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MARRIED TO CONNORS
Ex-Playmat~ McGuire
Mom Confirms
Connors W e d
Ex-Playmate
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP >
Tennis star Jimmy Connors has
been secretly married for "some
lime" to a former Playmate of
the'Year, his mother said today.
According to published re-
ports, tbe couple are expecting
this s ummer. <See story, photo,
Page B2)
··ves, be is married," Gloria
Connors said in a telephone in·
terview from her Belleville, Ill.,
home with radio station WHBQ 1 In llemphia, Tenn.
Connon played in Memphis
l ove-r the weekend.
Sbe was reapondlnc to a
copyrilhted report in today's
Daytoo <Obio> Journal Herald
t ti.at Mid Connon baa been mar-
ried •Ince Lut fall to former P•t· U llcGuin.
Alkecl bow Iona the couple bad
been married, llr1. Connon
aillid .. I don't know the detal.la,
btat tbey ba.e been marrlecl for
aome Um.."
8lle did not comment about the
, .· report tlle couple 1re expec:tiq.
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Hatchet
Swinger
Hurts3
A Hw1tington Beach man went
on a rampage with a hatchet
early today, chopping one victim
on the temple, slashing another
beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm, accord· ing to police reports.
Officers identified the hatchet
suspect as 36-year-old Robert
Dale Martin of 8211 San Angelo
Drive, Huntington Beach. He is
he ld on a tte mpted murder
charges.
Police identified the victims as:
-Joel Dupree, 35, in stable
condition in the intensive care
ward at Westminster Communi·
ty Hospital. He was struck once on the temple.
-Baroid Tbomas Strom, 61,
apartment manager. He suf.
fered a deep cut on his right arm
while atte mpting to block a
hatchet blow. Police said his
mov'" probably saved his life.
--Bkllard Doaglas BuUers,
28, who s uffered a deep cut
below his right eye.
Strom and Butters were taken
to Huntington lntercommunity
Hospital for treatment.
According to police, the
hatchet attaclta be1an about 1
a .m . today at the Huntington
Creek Apartments.
Suspect llartin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart-
ment manager Strom heard
doors and windows being
s mashed at the apartment's clubhouse.
Strom attempted to stop
Martin's rampage and was
aided by tbe other two apart-
ment dwellers, Dupree and But-
ters.
Police said all three men suf.
fered at least ooe blow from the
blade ol llntin'e hatchet.
Police have yet to eatab&b a
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QlJICK Jnm AD
"l'm very haPPJ with tbl Dai-
l)' Pllot.
''I IOld evel'Ytblnl OD tbe flrlt day.'•
Tbat't the 1tory of the IUC:•
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FootfJall Feline
Nee ly Shearer's pet, Baby Boots, kept
both pairs of fee t inbounds to score
touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at Irvine
Pet Fair on Saturday, at Adventure Play-
ground in University Park. Despite his re-
galia, Baby Boots was more interested in
his supper bowl than the Super Bowl.
Nurses Picket Hospital
Fairview A ides Protest State Decisiom
BJ DAVID KUTZMANN Of .. DeHy "-' ......
Nunes from state hospitals
throqbout Southern Calilornia
marc&ed in front of Fairview
State Hoepital in Costa Mesa to-
dar to protest dec:iaioo1 they say
strip them of their authority.
The nunes, about 100 atrona.
earned multi-colored placards
as they walked in uniform along
Har• Boulevard in front of the hospital.
"If we do tbia In enough places
1omeone la going to have lO
notice that the aune1 aren•t
ple1Hd, .. said Pat Barnet a reg-
tsterecl nurse and reaidence
coonllaator at Failview.
Tbe delDODltratloo wu called
bJ die CaUfonla Na ..... Aa·
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nurae In patient care, CNA
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spokeswoman Meladee Force
said.
Under th1a policy, Ms. Force
said, a "potentially serious prob-
lem could IO µndlagnoaed."
She said the aovemor's office
believes tbat nurses and
psychiatric tec:bniclans are in·
terChUle&ble when Carina for
patienu,1 an idea the nunes
1tron1ly aenounce.
Dr. Francie Crlnella, ex-
Store Robbed
In Newport
PoUee Aki .._, a bandit Sot
MO "'-he llekl up a eclllftn· a.e.-..mNewportS..da.
TM m.111r1 occarnd at tbe
Illa• KIIii. .. lmae Ave. at
about 11 p.m. f'l1da1. •
TM di$ told omeen 1 man
_,.... .... 1 re¥Olver toe* tbe
moae1 from the c1sb resilt•r beforen..ua,.
ecutive director of Fairview,
said the dispute stems from a
new personnel classification that
provides for equal promotional
opportunities.
"Should a ptlychiatrtc techni-
cian who demonstrates the ex-
perience, the judgment and the
intelligence tq, be promoted to
unit manager, then they would
be able to overrule certain de·
clslona made in the unit," be said.
Crlnella said no one would be
able to overrule a decision made
by any prot.,ionaJ pracUtloner
wbo ii "uniquely licensed" only
for that proleuion, Amonc UWse
be llated DW'MI, tberaplate and
peycboloclata.
The ....,... Umed their dem-
oaatratloa to coincide wltb a
vWt today b)' • atate llcenalna
a.ad certification survey tum
tblt will determine tr P'alrview
cu quallf)' for feder1l f\&ndinc. ·•we want Governor Brown to
know tbat we do not intend to
lHve tbe Judament of aafe. pro.
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2 Hoods
Flee Sans
Any Loot
Hy GARY GRANVILLE Of llM D•rly Pilot Sl•tl
Two bandits hidden in a Mis
s1on Viejo bowling all ey after it
d osed Sunday morning ran
amok when discovered a nd beat,
s t a bbe d and s h o t three
e mployees.
According to a s heriff's re-
port. the robbers fled from the
Saddle b ack Lan e s, 2540 2
Marguerite Parkwa y. empty·
handed afte r assaulting the
three workers.
An investigator said one vic-
tim. 33·year-old Juan Ojeda, of
El Toro. was spared serious in-
JUry when a bullet fired at him
s truc k a pen in his breas t
pocket
At that. Ojeda was wounded in
the shoulder and arm by bullets
fired from a .22·caliber handgun
as the two bandits chased their
quarry through the bowling al·
le)t.
Another vic tim. Thomas
Stareck, 58, of El Toro. suffered
broken ribs and "los t some
teeth" when assaulted by the:
two men who were armed with;
guns and knives. I
A third victim. Sergio Lopez,:
32. of El Toro. was cut about the'
hands and arms when assaulted1 by one of the robbers. '
A sheriff's investigator said
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Coast
\\'ea t h er
Sunn y and warmer t hrough Tuesday with
highs 65 to 75 at beaches,
75 to low 80s inland. Lows
tonight 48 to 55. ,
INSIDE T ODAY
Tht American Heart 1A&·
aocl4Uon ii olf erlng a series
o/ clhd« to prepare runners
/or Ut annual Run /or L1f e,
1chedult d /or Mo11. See
FtolMring, Page Cl.
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AZ DAil y PILOT s Mond!X. March 5, 1971
earter Due .-
ID Middle East for 'folks
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Prul·
dent Carter will fly lo lb Mlddle
Eul on Wednesday ln an tffort
lo salva1e hop.-s for Jtt>•ce
between Israel and E1ypt. the
Whllt' HOUJf' announc-ed today
W hlte •louse /,.... aecrelary Jody Pow~ll 11.1 Carter wm ar
rwe in E1yot on Thur da for
Lalki. with President Anwar
Sadut und will proceed lO llrael
un Saturday for talks w1tb
rra me Mlna11o lc.-r M nacbf'm
16-day B attle
Be1ln
A U S. otficlal who asked not
to be idenllf1ed Hid tbal al lhia
~·' Uwrt• are no plana for a th~ way meet.lnlf amoq Ole
Jeaden.
Thl' official lUlld he d•d not
know whf'n CartN would return
to tbt' Unit.fd State&
Th announcl'm"nl or the trip
('ame tome two bour)j after
Begin told Cttrter at a 11urpriae
Wblt House me.-Ung thal lhe
l1raeh cabinet has rcaponded
poalUvtly to u.s 11uacoatlons ror
ruol•lna IOmt.' remaining ob-
1taclea to an 111r~eli·!1yptian
~·ce tnutl,y
Tht announc: ment or Carter's
travf'l plana aa1d hla taJka In
E1ypt •nd lant.>1 · 'wlU focus on
the IHllu .·t progre~s . regionul
1ecurity und bllateral issues "
The \J S official s aid Carter
believes his travels will "offer
the best hope for success .. ln hit
months-old ettort to prO'mote an
Janell-Egyptian acreement.
The White House announce·
ment said.
·'The president believes that
we must not nllow the proepeet:s
for peace. which seemed 10
bright la.st September. J.o COO·
tinue to dim and perhaps to
vanish. If we do, the judgment of
history and o( our children will
rightly condemn us."
China Pulls Out
From Vietnam?
BANGKOK. Thailand (AP I -
China srud today il has begun
withdrawing troops from Viel·
nam. 16 days after they struck
across the borde r to teach a
bloody milita ry "lesson" to
Hanoi
Peking's official news agency
said the mvasion force was be·
ing pulled out "'after achieving
the goals assigned them.'·
Bul Vietnam called the
Chinese attack a failure, and one
Vietnamese a mbassador said
he did not believe Chinese troo1>5
were being withdrawn.
Intelligence sources in
Bangkok said today they had not
detected signs of a withdrawal.
Fwious Ike
Imitation of
Nixon Told
NEW YORK <AP ) -The late
President Eisenhower. furious
o ver a political slight from
Richard Nixon, once ridiculed
Nixon by imitating his vice pres-
ident's hunched posture, says
Newsweek magazine.
The magazine quotes author
David Halberstam , who
described the incident in his new
boqk. "'The Powers Thal be."
Halberstam's source for the in-
cident was Republican Party
str~tegist Len Hall.
Hall wa s cal l ed to
Eisenhower's office after Nixon
had turned down Eisenhower's
offer to campaign for Nixon in
the 1960 presidential race. which
he lost to John F . Kennedy.
·'The president was in a
rage ," the book says of ·
Eisenhower. " 'Did you see
him? Did you see him?' " it
quoted him as saying to Hall.
"Ike did an imitation of Nixon.
hunched over, shoulders bent.
head down. 'Did you see that?
When l had a front-line officer
like that in World War ll, I re-
lieved him,· " the book quoted
Eisenhower as saying.
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fessional nursing care in the
hands of less qualified persons.
For the safety and best interests
of the patients, nurses must
supervise nursing care," a state-
ment distributed by the nurses
said .
··c urrently psych techs are be-
ing given duties beyond their
training and legal scope of prac-
tice. This is a violation of the
Nurse Practice Act, the psych
tech licensing law and hospital
accreditation standards .. ., "
the statement said.
Ms. Barnes said the nurses
don't wish to downgrade the role ·
of psychiatric technicians. "We
just don't feel that they should
be in a position of telling reg-
istered nurses their decisions
are invalid," she said.
The nurses participating in the
demonstration came from
Porterville, Atascadero,
Metropolitan, Paclftc and Pal·
ton state hospitals.
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bul throughout the conflict there
has been a lime lag between ac-
tion in the field and analysts' re·
ports here.
Kyodo, the Japanese news
service, said in a dispatch from
Peking that the government an-
nounced all Chinese troops were
being withdrawn.
The announcement by China's
X inhua <Hsinhua > agency
warned, however. that "the•
Chinese side reserves the right
lo strike back again in self·
defense" if Vietnam resumes
the border "provocations and in·
cursions" that China said forced
it to launch its "self-defense" in·
vasion Feb. 17.
The announce m e nt added :
"The Chinese government pro·
poses once again that the
Chinese and Vietnamese sides
speedily hold negotiations to dis-
cuss ways of ensuring peace and
tranquility between the two
countries and then proceed to
s ettle the boundary a nd ter·
ritorial disputes."
It a lso called on the rest or the
world to "take measures to urge
the Vietnamese authorities to
stop promptly their aggression
against Kampuchea <Cambodia)
and withdraw all their forces of invasion ...
A radio commentary by the
Voice of Vietnam, broadcast at
about the same time as the
Chinese withdrawal statement,
s aid Peking's leaders had
"'failed in their large-scale in-
vasion to teach Vietnam a lesson
and could not fulfill their ex·
pansionistaims."
A Hanoi summary of the two-
week war said 10 percent of the
Chinese invasion force was
killed or wounded and half of the
tanks and armored vehicles
were destroyed. It said the
corpses of Chinese officers only
were taken back lo China from
Vietnam, and it took hundreds or
trucks to tram port the bodies.
The latest summary gave no
figures but a report Sunday
claimed the Vietnamese bad
killed or wounded almost 4.2,000
Chinese, a figure Western
analysta consider inflated. Viel·
namese casualty figures have
not been re'i>orted, 11nd Chin.-is-
sued oo casualty reports.
Cranston Son
Enters Plea
BURBANK <AP> -Robin
Cranston. son or U.S. Sen. Alan
Cranston, pleaded funocent Fri-
day to assault, burglary and
arson charges in connection with
an attack on a former girlfriend.
Cranston remained free on
$5,000 bond, raised by his rather,
the Democratic California
senator. Municipal Court Com·
missioner James Woodward
scheduled his preliminary
bearing for March 29. .
At bis arraignment in
Municipal Court, 3l·year-old
Cranston pleaded innocent to
felony charges of assault with
intent to commit murder, as-
sault with force likely to create
great bodily injury, arson and
burglary.
Franciosa Fined
LONDON CAP > -London's
Bow Street Cou rt Uned
American actor Anthony Fran·
closa $2S> after be pleaded auil·
ty to unlawful poeaesaion of co·
caine and_o>ariJuana.
S towaw a y
Snooper Dupe, a four· year-old miniature Schnauzer. has
been riding a motorcycle with Ray and Gladys Diefen-
baker since he was a puppy. The elderly couple say peo-
ple chase them down just so they can take a picture of
the dog. which rides with goggles and a helmet.
·Wor ld News
Aids R ally
Of Marke t
NEW YORK <AP I -Favora-
ble news on several interna-
tional fronts helped inspire a
broad rally in the stock market
today.
The Dow Jones average or 30
industrials was up 10.48 points to
826.23 after tbree hours or trad·
ing.
Gainers outnumbered losers
by a 3-1 margin among New
York Stock Exchange-listed is-
sues.
Analysts listed a series of in-
fluences behind the rally:
-The Chinese announcement
of withdrawal of forces from
Vietnam after more than two
weeks of border Oghtlng.
-The r esumption of some
s hipments o( oil from Iran
followtnc Ure-political upheaval
in that country.
-Word that Israel's cabinet
had approved recommendations
by Prime Minist.er Menachem
Begin on American proposals to
break the stalemate ln the
Mideast peace talks. And the
White House announced today
that President Carter will ny to
Egypt and Israel this week.
Meanwhile, gold prices plum-
meted as much as $9.85 in Lon·
don and New York.
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the two bandits apparently en-
tered the bowling alley during
operating hours and hid, expect-
ing to loot it after closing.
But Stareck reportedly un·
covered one would-be robber
hiding in a rest room and Ojeda
came across the other in another
section of the bulldinJl.
The discoveries at 3:30 a.m.
led to the assaults as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen area.
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motive for Martin's outburst.
Despite their injuries, the trio
was able to ball Martin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
Joe Mitchell and an unidentified
security guard who both escaped
injury.
Strom was listed in satisfac·
tory condition today at Hunt·
ington lntercommunit y
Hospital. Butters was treated
for his iatjuries and released ear-
ly today.
New Orleans
Strike Ends
NEW ORLEANS CAP I -New
Orleans PQlice, their union a
s hambles. race contempt of
court charges and an angry
mayor who indicates he will not
easily forget the 16-day strike
that devasta ed this year·s
Mardi Gras carnival.
Mayor Ernest Morial, in an-
nouncing the strike's end Sun·
day, said the city would neither
recognize any police union nor
r ecommend that contempt cita·
lions against some police of·
ricers be dissolved.
Civil District Judge Richlird
Garvey, whose back-to-work or·
der issued Feb. 16 was defied by
striking police, could sentence
disobedient officers al a hearing
today to as much as six months
in jail.
Coolde Trouble
Munchie in Theater No-~
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -A
Vlralal• Beach maa raced a
court appearance &oday because
be refu1.ct to aur render bla
~ eblp oatmeal cootie to a )oeal thNtet' man:f;er. It .... Banb, WU U'-
re1 ted for "aet DI t,n a tumultuou1 maane r ,"
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"I taid, 'I'm DOt 1otng to give
you my cookie,• aod he said he
would have to 1et the ma.na1er.
The manaier c•me and told me
tbe HIM W... and I toad blm I
waaa 't IOiftl to leave because I
hadn't done anythiftl Wl'OQI,"
..W·Hanh, Haub WH led from the
tbeater by tbe mall'• Heurtty of.
fteert, who detalned him unU1
pollee arttved. He wa1 takm to 8Dl'HtDct ution, wbere he wu rwNlemld-•.,... DCl9tiDa bo..t .
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Carter, boldinl a black um·
brella aloft, waited from his
Oval Office today lo greet Bepn
in a dri•eway. After a brief
1reetin3, the president escorted
the prime mlniater into his of-
fice,
Summoned to join the preai·
dent ror the brief mid-morning
meeting were Secretary of Stale
Cyrus R. Vance, presidential ad·
vlsen Zbigniew Brzezinski and
Hamilton Jordan and Powell.
'Speetaeular'
·'The laraeli government has
r esponded positively to
American suggestiona on ways
to help resolve some or the re-
maining differences" between
Israel and Egypt, Powell said in
a statement.
"However. it is important to
understand that dafflcull issues
remain. The next step in the
peace process is still under dls-c u.ssion."
Photos Show
Jupiter Color
PASADENA <AP) -Voyager
1 made its closest encounter
with Jupiter today after 18
months in space, sending back
spectacular pictures that gave
scientists their best look at the
giant. colorful planet and one or
Its complex moons.
The spacecraft then began a
20-month cruise to Saturn.
"It was a very spectacular
mission." said Lonne Lane. as·
s1stant project scientist. "The
results were just remarkable.
lt 's going to take us awhile to
digest all this new inrormation. ··
11 scientific instruments, and
s'cientists ordered a temporary
s hutdown of the device. a
pholopolarimeter that measures
c h emical elements above
Jupiter. the largest planet in our
solar system.
"We're always concerned
when we have to turn an instru-
ment off." said project scientist
Ed Slone. "but we will be turn·
ing it back on . . . to determine
whether the instrument will re-
cover."
The failure occurred while the
spacecraft was inside Jupiter 's
intense radiation field. which
may have caused the problem,
Slone said.
Stone said the device would be
turned back on around 7 tonight
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Project manage r Robert
Parks said the s pacecraft
seemed to have survived its trip
through Jupiter's harsh, radla·
lion-filled environment in good
shape despit.e a few minor prob·
lems. The Voy ager came
within 172,475 miles or the Jo-
vian surface, which is made up
of swirling clouds.
As it moved away from
Jupiter. Voyager l passed within
12,000 miles of lo. the second of
Jupiter's 13 moons. Planetary
geologists were ecstatic over the
first detailed pictures or lo. The
photos showed wide. s mooth ·
plains and harsh and complex
hiRhlands.
Or. Garry E . Hunt of the
Voyager photography team said
results or the historic approach
were out.standing and "the ex·
citement is really tremendous"
a mong National Ae ronautics
and Space Administration scien-
tis ts at the Jet Propul:Jio
Laboratory.
Voyager's pictures s bow ·
Voyager's two t e levision
C'am e ras were furious ly
transmitting never-before-seen
pictures back to Earth in the
form of radio signals. which
scientists develop rirsl into
black-and-white . then color
prints.
However. a problem de·
veloped within one or Voyager's
detail the swirling clouds around
Jupiter, and also produced
several pictures that were sur·
prisingly featureless.
Hunt said the pictures were
c loseups of brown spots that
drift across the Jovian s urface.
"This may mean we are look·
ing at a very bland area.•· he
said. "It may be featureless. but
it may also contain a great
amount of new informal.ion."
The Voyager was examining
several of the 13 Jovian moons
as it s ped away to Saturn.
Alimony Equal
Wwt Overrules Alabama
WASlilNGTON <AP > -State laws that provide
alimony payments only for women foster unconstitu·
tional sex discrimination, the U.S . Supreme Court
ruled today.
By a 6-3 vote, the justice struck down an
Alabama law that required husbands, but never
wives, to pay a limony.
Similar laws are on the books in 10 other states:
Georgia. Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada.
New York, South Carolina , South Dakota. Tennessee
and Wyoming.
Noting that Alabama law provides for hearings
in individual divorce cases to decide which spouse, if
any, is financially depende nt on the other. the high
court said: "There is no reason. therefore. to use sex
as a proxy for need."
Justice William J . Brennan Jr.. writing for the
maJority, said the Alabama law violates men's con·
stitutional right to equal protection. Brennan said
the state law "carries with it the baggage of sexual
s tereotypes" -that a woman's place is in the home
and a man's place is in the marketplace and world of
ideas.
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VOL 7l, NO.~. J SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ·ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1979 N
1 Voyager,. Jupiter in Close Encounter··
P ASADENA <AP l Vo)agu
t made It c los~. t enrountt'r
• with J upiter today aftt>r tll
montba ln apace. iwndtn~ back
spectacular p!cturc that gn~
sclentall lbelr bfst look iat lht·
giant, co&orful planet and Ont• or
ill complex moon~
The spacettaft then began ,1
20-month cruise to Saturn
"It was a vt-ry ~Pt'l'la<•ulc.1r
mission," s aid Lonnt' Lant•. a~
~ 111l nl prOJl'<'l i;c1enu t 'The
rf'~ult.ll wt•rc 1ust r m11&rkubll'
It :'I soin~ lo hike u awhllf' to
d1gf'sl a ll thli. 1ww 1nrormat1011 "
ProJf:'<'l munager Robert
l';Hk~ lldld th ~ SpM('t'Cnlft
wemt'd lo huvc survt\lf'{} 1~ tnp
through Jup1tt•r'i. harsh, rad1a-
t1on f11lt'd t-nv11'()n mcnt in good
hupe de:.r11tt• u ft-w minor prob-
It· nh The Vo y agtir came
Within 172.47!) miles Of the JO·
v1an surfoce, which is made up
of swirling clouds.
A s it moved away from
Jupiter. Voyager l passed within
12,000 miles of Io. the second of
Jupiter's 13 moons. Planetary
geologists were ecstatic over the
first detailed pictures of Io. The
photos showed wide, s mooth
plains and harsh and complex
highlands.
Voyager 's t wo television
cameras were f ur i o us l y
t ransmitting never-before -seen
pictures back to Earth in the
form o( r adio signals. which
scien tists d evelop first into
black-and -white, then color
prints.
However, a problem de -
veloped within one or Voyager's
11 scientific instrume nts, and
scientists ordered a temporary
s hutdown of the device, a
photopolarimeter that measures
c h e m ical e lements above
Jupiter, the largest planet ln our
solar system.
•'We're a lways concerned
whe n we have to tum an instru·
ment off," said project scientist
Ed Stone, "but we will be turn-
ing it back on . . . to determine
whether the instrument will re-
cover."
The failure occurred while the
spacecraft was inside Jupiter 's
intense radiation field, which i
m ay have caused the problem.~
Stone said. ~
Stone said the device would be l
turn ed back. on around 7 tonight. l
Voyager's pictures showed in
detail the swirling clouds around
Jupiter , and also prod uced
several pictures that were sur·
prisingly featureless.
Carter to Visit
1
Egypt arid Israel
WASlUNGTON <AP ) -Presi-
f dent Carte r, in a drive to wrap
up a Mideast peace treaty. will
... fly to Egypt and Israel this week
to try and clear away remaining
roadblocks to a settlement.
E g yptian Prime Minister
Musta fa Khalil said today in
1 Cairo that Carter's trip "will
most likely lead to a signing."
And Israeli Prime Minister
Menachem Begin told members
of the U .S . Co n gress in
Was bington, "Now there is a ray
or hope ...
Noting that Israel has accept·
ed U.S. proposals for wrapping
up a treaty. Begin added: "Let
us hope Egypt will join the ef-
fort. Then if th is happens, in a
short period of time, we may
have the cere mony of signing."
Kh alil told The Associated
Press in a telephone interview:
"When an American president
puts down all his stakes. it is
nat ural that it has to ' have a
positive result."
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PORSCHE PARTS SEIZED lN RAID AWAIT BOOKING
Wheels, Doors, Suspension System From WarehouH
r Newport Cops Raid
t ! Hot,-car Warehouse
8> IOANNE aEYNOLDS OI .. Oelty f'ttet Sutt
Newport Beach police said to-
day they arrested two men and
1 aeized Porsche parts a nd cars
worth .., estimated $300,000 to
$500,000 in a raid Sunday on an
alleaed bot car "warehouse" in
Los Angeles.
The raid was the culmination
• l ol • two week investigation con· f ducted by Newport Beach police
• witb tbe aid of the California
.
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OraD1e Coast
Weather
Sunn7 and warm e r tbrou1ti Tuesday with'
lll11as '5 to 15 at beaches,
15 to low .. lnland. Lows
tontabl 49 to 55.
IN .... 'N8A'Y
TM A...mc:.. H""1 A•· toe.._ k otlft'flttl a ~. o/ ... IO ,,.,,..,. f'WIMt'f
/or ... _, a. for U/e,
H••ltllH for llaf. Su rn• ..... CJ. .....
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Highway Patrol.
Booked into city jail on suspi-
cion of coo.spiracy to sell stolen
prop erty were Gar y George
Young, 21, of 5000 Ne ptune
Drive, Newport Beach, and Kent
Allen Irby, 32, of Los Angeles.
Newport police Capt. Richard
Ha milton said the probe was
la unched at the suggestion of a
Porsche racing enthusiast who
noted an ad for Porsche parts
placed by Young in a racing
mai azine. .
Undercover police officers vis-
ited the Newport Beach resident
and bought four doors, a sun
roof and four wheels for what
they said wu the very low price
of $2,800.
Porsebe part.a are all nwn-
bered and police checked the
numbers for the items they'd
bought and allegedly found out
the Items were off three stolen
can.
At tbe tbne of the purcbue,
officers Mid they asked Youns
about 1ettma more part.a and be
nid he'd have to set them from
a Los Anlel• warebouM.
Sunday, tbe undercover team
weal beet to v..., aad ordered more ,..... _. tlleD follawed
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A.IHndoltrMU.
TIMN, ~alleCed, tbeJ NW Yoan1 and puWa1 tbe or·
de~ puta a coUedioa ol
about •c an , tome of wblch
were ltrtpped down.
Tbe palr"WU ..,...t.d at tbe
ICeDe and tbe C!OllteDta of the 1arqe _.. lmpouaded.
While House press secretary
Jody Powell said today that
Carter wiU arrive in Egypt on
T hursday afternoon for talks
with President Anwar Sadat and
then go on to Israel on Saturday
for ta lks with Begin.
Al this point, Powell said,
there are no plans for a three-
w ay meeting among the leaders.
The spokesman said he did not
know when Carter would return
lo the United States.
(See CARTE R, Page A2)
China Pulls
Anny From
Vietnam? Neely Shearer's pet. Baby Boots, kept
both pa irs of feet inbounds to score
touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at Irvine
Pet Fair on Saturday , at Adventure Play-
g round in University Park. Despite his r e·
galia. Baby Boots was more interested \n
his s upper bowl t han the Super Bowl
BANGKOK, Thailand (AP ) -Cbrna aaiil tocfay It has begun
withdrawing troops from Viet-
nam. 16 days after they struck
across the border to teach a
bloody militar y "lesson " to
Hanoi.
Connors, Playmate Bus Service
Ma . C nf • d Boost Eyed rr1age o ~rme If.Gas Curbed
Peking's official news agency
said the invasion force was be-
ing pulled out "after achieving
the goals assigned them."
But Vietnam called the
Chinese atta ck a failure, and one
Vietnamese a mbassador said
he did not believe Chinese troops
were being withdrawn.
Inte llfgen ce sources i n
Bangkok said today they had not
detected signs of a withdrawal,
but throughout the conflict there
has been a time lag between ac-
tion in the field and a na lysts' re-
ports here.
Kyodo. the Japanese news
service, said in a d ispatch from
Peking that the government an-
nounced all Chinese troops were
being withdrawn.
The announcement by China's
Xinhua CHslnhua ) agency
wa rned, however . that "the
Chinese side reserves the right
to strike back again in self.
defense" if Vietna m resumes
the border "provocations and in-
cursions" that China said forced
it lo launch its "self-defense" In-
vasion Feb. 17.
The a nnouncem ent added:
"The Chinese government pro·
poses o nce agai n th at the
Chinese and Vietnamese sides
speedily hold negotiations to dis·
cu111 ways of ensuring peace and
tranquility b etween t he two
countries and then proceed to
settle the bounda ry and ter-
ritorial disputes."
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MARRIED TO CONNORS
Ex-Playmate McGuire
45 Refugees Land
KUALA LUMPUR , Malysia
CAP> -Forty-fi ve Vietnamese
r e fugees landed by boat at
Kua l a Tumpa t , 210 miles
northeast o( Kuala Lumpur, a
police spokesman reported Sun-
day.
·Alimony Equal
Court Overrules Alabama
WASIIlNGTON <AP> -State laws that provide
alimony payments only for women foster unconstltu·
tional sex discrimination, the U.S. Supreme Court
ruled today.
By a 6·3 vote, the justice struck down an
Alabama law that required husbands, but never
wives, to pay alimony.
Similar laws are on the books in 10 other states:
Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada,
New York, South Carolina, South Dakota, TeMeuee
and Wyo,ning.
Notinl that Ala~a a law provides for bearinp In individual divorc ues to declde which tpOUH, lf
any, ii financially epeodent on the other, the hlJb
ecMart Mid: '"There no reason, therefore, to uae aex
as a proxy for need. '
l..Uee William J. Brennan Jr. writinl for tbe
majority, Aid the Alabama law vioiata men'• con-
stituttonal ~ to equal pr'otection. 8nmnan Hid
tbe state law '·carries witt\ It the kga1e of sexual
1tereotJ'pel" -that a woman'• place is in the home
and a man 'a place is ln the marketplace and world of
Ideas.
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i MEMPHIS. Tenn . fA P > -
Tennis star Jimmy Connors has
been secretly married for "some
lime" to a former Playmate of
the Year. his mother said today.
Aceording to published re-
ports, the couple are expecting
this s ummer. <See story, photo.
Page 82>
"Yes. be is married, .. Gloria
Connors said in a telephone in·
terview from her Belleville. Ill ..
home with radio station WHBQ
in Memphis. Tenn.
Connors played in Memphis
over the weekend.
She was res ponding to a
copyrighted report in today's
Dayton (Ohio I J ournal Herald
that said Connors has been mar·
ried since last fall to former Pat-
ti McGuire.
Asked bow long t he couple had
been ma rried, Mrs . Connors
said "I don't know the details.
but they have been married for
some time."
She did not comment about the
report the couple are expecting.
FAA Hearing
On County's
Airport Set
Federal Aviation Administra·
lion officials announced t.hey
wlll bold hearings on Orange
County Airport's alleged dis-
crimination against airlines
beginning next Monday at the
Ne wport Center Marriott Hotel.
The meetings are to be con·
dueled from 10 a .m. to 4 p.m. in
the Pacific Ballroom or the
hotel.
The meetings are expected to
last until March 14. Presiding of·
fleer will be DeWitte Lawson,
Jr. FAA reaionaJ counsel.
The PAA 1aJd the fact.finding
beartnp are belng held to de·
termlne whether Oraqe County
baa dilcrlmlnated a1a1Qat air
canien by tranlinc edluaive
rifbta to Air California, Huabes A rwHt and Gol den \Yest
AirliDel to fty out ol the county
airport.
lri8h Protest
BELFAST, Nortbenl INl..ct
(AP > -Marebers protestin1
prllon treatment of lrlab
JlepubUc:an Army members
1tooed paU.ce.
By GARY GRANVILLE
Oft,_ O.olly Pllet Stall
Directors of the Orange Coun·
ty Transit District !OCTD l or·
dered district workers today Lo
prepare a plan aimed at step-
ping up bus service throughout
the county s hould gas rationing
become a reality.
It was OCfD Board of Direc·
tors Chairman Ralph Clark who
s uggested that the district be
ready on a moment's noice "to
meet the challenge of gas ration·
ing should it come ...
Cla rk's proposal for prepara·
lion of an emergency contingen-
cy plan was quickly endorsed by
the other two directors who at·
tended tod ay's m eeting, Al
Hollinden and Philip Anthony
Cla rk said any plan should
zero in on essential travel such
as getting workers to and from
their places of work.
He suggested t hat fl exible
scheduling of buses might be one'
way o( providing service to gas-
short travelers.
By flexible sched uling of
buses, Cla rk expla ined. he
meant possibly directing car-
riers along different routes and
increasing bus ser vice along
h ea vily t r aveled arter ial
highways.
P art of his proposal included
dusting off the e me rgency plan
used by OCTD in 1973-74 at the
he ight of the then.critical gu
s bortaQ:e.
OCTD's staff was asked to re-
port back to the •board or direc-
tors within the next m onth with
the outline of a plan to alleviate
traveler problems should there'
be gas rat.ioning.
SitJFF AU SOLD 1
QUICKLY WITH AD
"I'm very happy with the 011-1
ly Pilot. ·
"I IOld e verything on the fin\
day."
That's the story of the sue·
cea1ful Huntington Beach man
wbo placed lh1a ad in the Dally
Pilot:
Older Jarce 1as stove, &d
coad $50; Frtaldalre cas
dryt? $15. xn-uxx
If you wut 1 happy sales
1ucceu, try tbe friendly ad-
vt1en at the Dall)o Pilot. Call
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Three Slashed
With Hatchet
A Huntington Beach man went
on a rampaee with a hatchet
early today, chopping one victim
on the temple. slashing another
beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm. accord-
ing to police reports .
Officers identified the hatchet
suspect as 36-year-old Robert
Dale Martin of 8211 San Angelo
Drive, Huntington Beach. He is
held o n atte mpted murder
charges.
Police identified the victims
as:
menl dwellers. Dupree and Bul-len.
Police said all three men suf-
fered at least one blow from the
blade of Martin's hatchet.
Police have yet to establish a
motive for Ma rtin's outburst .
Despite their injur1es, the trio
was able to halt Martin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
Joe Mitchell and an unidentified
security guard who both escaped
injury.
An IO\t'l>llgatur ~Jld ont• 'll
llm, 33 )'\>M ollt JU\lfl OJcdu. or
E l Tom, "u:-i :-ip.tri>d -.trio~ m
Jury whC'n .i bullN flrt>d .tt him
't rut·k j pt•n 1n h1~ brc1ht
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MIKI CURRAN PASSES OUT FLIERS AS FELLOW NURSES MARCH IN COSTA MESA
RNa from Stete Hoaptt•I• Picket et Fairview In Proteat of Paych Tech Polley
-Joel Dupree, 35. in stable
condition in the intensive care
ward al Westminste r Communi·
ty Hospital. He was struck once
on the temple.
Strom was listed in satisfac-
tory condition today at Hunt·
i n gton lr\t e r comm unit y
Hospital. Bullers was treated
for his injuries and released ear·
ly today.
,\ l thal OJedu '' u~ wounded in
tht" ~huuldt>r ..ind ..irrn by bullt>L'
fired from a 2'.! l'Uhbt.>r handgun
JS the two bandits chased their
quarry through the bowling ..il
Icy
Anothe r v1t'l~. Thomas
Stareck, 58. of El Toro. suffered
broken ribs and "lost some
teeth" when assaulted by the
two men who were armed with
guns and knives.
A third victim. Sergio Lopez,
32. of El Toro, was cul about the
hands and arms when assaulted
by one of the robbers.
A sheriff's investigator said
the two bandits apparently en·
tcred the bowling alley during
opera ting hours and hid, expect·
ing to loot il after closing.
But Stareck re portedly un ·
covered one would-be robber
hiding in a rest room and Ojeda
came across the other in another
section of the building
The discoveries at 3:30 a.m.
led to the assaults as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen area
World News
Aids Rally
Of Market
NEW YORK (AP , fo'avora·
blc news on sever a l mterna-
llonal fronts helped inspire a
broad rally in the stock market
today The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials was up 11.61 Points to
827. 36 atlhe close
Gainers outnumbered losers
b v a 3·1 margin among New
York Stock Exchange-listed is·
~ucs
Analysts hsted a series of in·
fluences behind the rally:
The Chinese announcement
of withdrawal of forces from
Vietnam after more than two
weeks of border fi ghting.
The resumption of some
shipments of oil from Ira n
following the political upheaval
in that country.
Word t hat Israel's cabinet
had approved recommendations
by Prime Minister Menachem
Begin on American proPosals to
hreak t he stale m a t e in the
Mide ast peace talks. And the
While House announced today
that President Carter will fly to
E gypt and Israel this week.
Meanwhile, gold prices plum·
meted as much as $9.85 in Lon·
don and New York
Freeway Crash
Injures Eight
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Eight
per sons were injured and 15
vehicles were damaged in a
series of accidents that forced
authorities to close a section of
the Hollywood Freeway for
three hours.
f'rom Pa~ ,, I
CARTER ...
Carter's wife. Rosalynn, will •
accompany tum.
Whale expressing opt1m1sm.
the Israeli prime minister noted
in an appearance before mcm
be rs of the U .S. House o f
Representatives that a Middle
East pence seemed at hand
several t imes previously but
was not achieved.
·'The world was happy and
then came the disapPointment,"
Begin said.
He stressed that Israel's con·
cern has been that it must be
'TEMPORARY' OIL
HIKES MAY BE CUT-A3
OIL EXPORTS RESUME;
SHAH BACKERS SLAIN-A4
a ble to de fend itself against
other Arab countries if the peace
does not last.
The White House announce-
ment marked another upturn in
peace prospects after a long
siege of gloom
Egypt and l~racl have been
st ale mated since November.
over the future of the Palestin·
i an Arabs an d oth e r con·
trovers ial issues surrounding
the treaty.
After a series of m cetmgs
between Carter and Ber.: in begin·
ning Thursday, the U.S. media-
tion effor t appeared t o be
headed toward defeat. But late
S unday, after their fourth
session. there was a sudden re·
versa I. Carter gave Begin new U.S.
proposals for breaking the
deadlock. They were submitted to
the Israeli cabinet, which voted
today to accept them. Begin then
reported the action to Carter at a
10-minute White Honse meeting.
Powell's announcement of the
presidential trip followed.
The recommendations were
not disclosed publicly.
The Israeli cabinet vote of 9-3
with rour abstentions was a sign
of considerable opPosilion within
the cabinet, indicating Israel
made some hard concessions in
accepting the proposals.
Foul Air
Due to Mar
C/,ear Skies
EL MONTE CA P ) -The
string of days marked by good air
quality throughout Sout hern
California ends Tuesday, the Air
Quahly Managem ent District
predicts ..
T he California Highway
Patrol said the first accident
Sunday was caused when a slow-
moving car allegedly was rear ·
ended by a van, spun out of
control and slammed Joto a third
vehicle.
Air quality will be unhealthful
for sensitive people in the San
Fe rnando and Santa Clarita
Valleys, where the pollution
standard index will hit 125, and
in the San Gabriel and Pomona
Valleys, where a high index of
138 will strike.
T he Los Angeles metropolitan
area will be on the ed ge of the
scale Tuesday, with an index of
100, still considered good air
quality.
Other areas where t he
breathing will be easy are the
coastal , Riverside, San
Bernardino, and southeast
Riverside County areas, with an
index of 42; and inland Orange
Oounty, where the Index wUl riae
to 75.
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ment Dbtrict said, hi&b levels of
carbon monoxide will occur in
the coastal and metropolitan
areas Tuesday morning.
100 Nurses March
At Fairview State
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI U.. O•Uy Pilot 51•11
Nun1es from slate hospitals
throughout Southern Catiforni:i
marched in front of Fa irview
State Hospital in Costa Mesa to·
day to protest decisions they say
strip them of their authority.
The nurses, about 100 strong,
carried multi-colored placards
as they walked in uniform along
Harbor Boulevard in front of the
hospital.
"If we do this in enough places
someone is going to have to
notice that the nurses aren't
pleased." said Pat Barnes, a reg-
istered nurse a nd r esidence
coordinator at Faiiview.
T he demonstration was called
by the California Nurses As·
sociation to show its displeasure
with a Brown Administration
decision that changes personnel
classifications in state hospitals.
Thal policy, which took effeet
last month, gives psychiatric
technicians the power to over·
rule the decision of a registered
nu r se in patient care, CNA
spokeswoman Meladee Force
said.
Under th.is Policy. Ms Force
sai<1, a "potentially serious prob·
lem could go undiagnosed."
She said the governor's office
believes tha t nurses and
psychiatric technicians are in·
tercbangeable when caring ror
patients. an idea the nurses
strongly denounce.
Dr. Francis Crine lla. ex·
ecul1 ve director of Fairview.
said the dispute stems from a
new personnel classification that
provides for equal promotional
opportunities.
"Should a psychiatric techni·
ciao who demonstrates the ex·
perience, the judgµient and the
inte lligence to be promoted to
unit manager , then they would
be able to overrule certain de·
cislons made in the unit," he
said.
Crinella said no one would be
able to overrule a decision made
by any professional practitioner
who is "uniquely licensed" only
for lbal profession. Among these
he listed nurses, therapists and
osycbologists.
"Roulette'
Death Probed
CANYON COUNTRY <APl -
An 18-year-old man has been
booked for inves tigation of
murder after his 14-year-old half
brother was shot to death in a
kind of Russian roule tte ,
sheriff's deouties said.
Martin RObert Ashley was ar·
rest ed Sunday, officers said.
after he allegedly pointed a
partially loaded revolver first at
Michael LeRoy Leonard, then at
himself, each lime pulling the
trigger.
The third limtl, the gun went
off, deputies said. Leonard was
pronounced dead at the scene.
CIA Drug Testers?
PHILADELPHIA CAP 1 -The
Central Intellige nce Agen cy
secretly tested a mind-control
drug in urn on 20 persons. in-
cluding fi ve inmates at
Philadelphia's Holmesburg
Prison, the Philadelphia In-
quirer reported.
The nurses timed their dem·
onstration lo coincide with a
visit today by a state licensing
and certification survey team
that will determine if Fairview
can qualify for federal fundi112.
"We want Governor Brown to
know that we do not intend lo
leave the 1ud~ment of safe. pro-
fessional nursing care in the
hands of less qualified persons.
For the safely and best interests
of the patients. nurses must
supervise nursing care," a state·
ment distributed by the nurses
said .
··c urrently psych techs are be·
ing given duties beyond their
training and legal scope of prac-
tice. This is a violation or the
Nurse Practice Act, the psych
tech licensing law a nd hospital
accreditation standards "
the statement said:
Ms. Barnes said the nurses
don't wish to downgrade the role
of p~ychjatric technicians . "We
just don't feel that they should
be m a position of telling reg-
istered nurses their decisions
arP invalid." she said.
The nurses participating in the
d e m o nstration cam e from
Por tervi lle , Atasc ade ro.
Metropolitan, Pacific and Pat·
ton state hospitals.
Police Seek
link in CdM
Burglaries
Newport Beach police said to-
day they are trying to determine
if three Corona del Mar-area
burglaries in which losse s
totaled more than $27 ,500 are re·
lated.
T he first break-in was report·
ed Friday at the home of Harry
Dietrich Jr., 1615 Bonnie Doone
Terrace. in Irvine Terrace.
Police said the thieves pried
open a locked sliding glass door
and escaped with jewelry and
silver flatware valued at $7,755.
Saturday break-ins were re·
Ported by Donald M. Jones, 4533
Fairfield Drive, in Cameo
Shores and John Carson, 2921
Setting Sun Drive, in Harbor
View Hills.
Burglars look furs and silver
flatware valued at nearly $16,000
fr o m the J on es ho m e a nd
came ra equipment, a fur coat
and jewlery worth $3,865 from
the Carson home.
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30 Men Arrested
At SA. Cock Fight
Tal1Jt1o11• m•1toatt
C111 F1tMvtt111111....n
~men were amm.d Sun· daJ aftwDoon wbm Saia ADa
police awooped ln OD • beckJard
cock ftcbt and COGf'llcated •.aoo tn aU...s pm~atakea.
the ticxM at 1233 W. Myrtle St.,
Santa Ana, wu booked for car-
r)'lq a concealed weapon and
on drq cbar«iet, police said.
Tbe rematntni 29 men were
arreated end cbar1ed wltb
We Recommend:
l!JFRA
-Baroid Thomas Strom, 61,
apartment manager. He suf·
fered a deep cut on his right arm
while attempting to block a
hatchet blow. Police said bis
move probably saved his life.
-Richard Douglas Batters,
28. who suffered a deep cul
below his right eye.
Strom and Butters we re taken
to Huntington lnter community
Hospital for treatment. '
According to po li ce, the
hatchet attacks began about 1
a.m. today al the Huntington
Creek Apartments.
S uspect Martin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart·
ment manager Strom heard
doors and w i ndows being
s mashed al the apartment's
clubhouse.
Strom attempted to s top
Ma r tin's rampage a nd was
aided by the ot.ber two apart·
Newport Cops
Arrest Three
On Drug Raps
Three men who police allege
were using a local hotel to con·
duct narcotics sales were arrest·
ed Saturday by NewPorl Beach
police.
Booked on suspicion of con·
s piracy to sell or transport co·
caine were Brian W. Moss, 21, of
18012 Norton St., Irvine; Randy Mathieson, 23, of 1101 Sandi
Lane, Costa Mesa, and Martin
Modiano. 23, of Anaheim.
Also arrested was Janice
Hobbs, 20, of Anaheim, who was
booked in connection with some
outstanding traffic warrants.
Police said hotel employees
became suspicious of the group
and notified officers.
Police said they confiscated
an ounce of what appears to be
cocaine, worth an estimated·
$2,200 in illicit street sales. '
Store Robbed
In Newport
Police said today a bandit got
$40 when he held up a conven-
ience store in Newport Beach.
The robbery occurred at the
Minute King, 3530 Irvine Ave. al
about 11 p.m . Friday.
The clerk told officers a man
armed with a re volver look the
money from the cash register
before fleeing.
Pelice NPQlted t.Ut ft" Uve
rOOIW'I ........ Mbild lD tbe
rald ud foar dead ft1..Un1
cocka were fMDd scattered
abOuta .... "Wldfl..-..
eot"'W ·~ feloey YiGladon Wider the Penal Code. because it's the best.
O..GIU..wan•Md•lbe
1:30 p.m. raid lD CM ner rard of
Police Mid they were called to
the l9cRme by a pbone complaint
from en UC1Q1mou penon.
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Furious Ike
Imitation of
Nixon Told
NEW YORK IA P I The late
President Eisenhower, furious
over a politic a l slig ht from
Richard Nixon, once ridiculed
Nixon by imitating his vice pres·
ident's hunched posture, s ays
Newsweek ma~azine.
The magazine quotes author
David Halb e r s tam , who
described the incident in his new
book , "The Powers T hat be."
Halberslam's source for the in·
c ident was Republican Party
strategist Len Hall.
H a ll w as cal l e d to
Eisenhower's office after Nixon
had turned down Eisenhower's
offer to campaign for Nixon in
the 1960 presidential race, which
he lost to John F . Kenned y.
•'The president was in a
r age." t he book says o f
Eisenhower. ·· 'Did you see
him ? Did you see him?'" it
quoted him as saying to Hall.
"Ike did a n imitation of Nixon,
hunched over. shoulde rs bent.
head down. 'Did you see that?
When I had a front-line officer
like that in World War II. I re ·
lieved him.' " the book quoted
Eisenhower as saying .
Pair Arrested
In Gem Theft
Newport Beach police are
holding two Los Angeles men on
suspicion of burglary following
the theft of jewelry from an
Eastbluff home Friday night.
The two men, identified by
police as Howard Merritt, 38,
and Michael Marion, 27, were
taken into custody moments
after the burglary at the home
on Blackthorn Street when
neighbors summoned police.
Police alleged that the two
m e n had jewelry in their
possession that had been taken
from the home.
Four Shots Fired
Into Newport Home
Newport Beach police said to-
day they are looking for the
person wbo f1re<1 four shots into
an Irvine Terrace home Satur ·
day evening.
Le wi s Dunmire o f 1801
Sabrina Terrace s aid four shots
were fired into the west end of
his home at about 6 p.m . No one
was in the portion of the house
hit by gunfire. police said.
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AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644·7030
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Rats Eat
CHICAGO (AP) A man'a
strf'am and moans w nt I•· nored for nearly two w •ks
bdor.., POUce were uUed to In· vtn1Uga~ aounds eomlQI from
the baiement of a Weal Side
opartment buildlq.
Offlcen found t1maclated, rat
gnawed Dav~ Holman, 46, In a
dark, fllth·11lrown apartment
One of his ankln was bare to the
bone. police uld
Holman. dt crl~ by olficers
a1> a deretic with no permanent
address and no famlly, was in
serious condition at Cook County
llo pilal He was ln danger of
losing all tus extremities. &Jd
the night nursing administrator
a l Loretto Hospital. where he
was taken 1ruually
Residents who called pohce
"didn't call us before because
they thought we would thlnk
th ey were crazy ," said
patrolman Sam Cozzo. who. with
h is partner Rocco V. Colucci,
found Holman.
Loretto administrator Mary
Conway said Holman explained
he went to the basement "on~
night when it was cold. He lay
down on the noor and went to
s leep, and said he was just too
weak to get up." He had no food
to eat during his ordeal, she
said.
She said he was coherent.
even .. aler:t and in good spirits"
but in danger or a rabies infec·
lio n, blood poi soning and
gangrene, which might-cause
the amputation of his limbs.
Cozzo said after he and bis
partller arrived, "we went out
on the back porch. The back.stair
landing was full of garbage. The
back yard was full or garbage.
The garbage hadn 't been picked
up in a long tJme and the people
had JUSl been throwing it into
the yard."
Mayor Koch
1hreateTWd
NEW YORK <AP> -One mo·
ment. Mayor Edward Koch was
kissing children. In the next, he
was face·to·face with a man
calling him a racist and warning
that Koch's Ufe was in danger .
Tbe meeting with Harlem resi·
dents turned into an unruly. loud
confrontation as nearly 40 ·police
linked arms in front of the
mayor, protecting him from the
surging crowd.
.. We will not a llow dem-
agogues to tell u s where to come and go," sald Koch, as be
entered the auditorium,,of ln·
termediate School 10. "We will
go to every part or the com-
munity"
Spring in tlae Air
Don Jones of Ontario displays hts energy. concentration
and good hands as he grabs a Frisbee during an outing
this weekend in Huntington Beach. Jones found the
s pringlike weather conducive to this kind of ac~ivity as ~e
made a series of high kicking catches like Uus one. ~s
girlfriend. Alison Shannen of Fountain Valley, was doing
the tossing.
Giraffe Cut Loose
From Foreleg· Cast
Tennessee, a 2-year·old
giraffe, was freed from his 4·foot
cast Sunday 4'h weeks after he
broke bis left foreleg while try·
ing to extricate bimsell from a
muddy riverbed at Lion Coun try
Safari, Laguna Hills, a park
spokeswoman said.
Spokeswoman Jo Scheller said
doctors determined the giraffe's
leg b'd healed sufficiently lo re·
move the cast while they were
examining a pressure sore that
had developed on the giraffe's
knee joint.
Ms. Scbetter said the 10-fool
tall, 1,400 pound giraffe is not
putting much weight on the leg
yet
·'The Joints arc stiff and the
mu::.culalure is weak from hav-
ing been in lhe cast 41h weeks.
This is all to be expected," Ms.
Schetter said. "We hope that
within next two weeks he will re·
tum to full use or the leg."
She said tne giraffe would re·
main under observation in a
holding pen where park officials
could monitor hls progress and
the healing of the pressure sore.
Tennessee is on loan from the
Memphis zoo, where he was
born.
Last year, another giraffe at
the park survived five weeks in
a cast but s lipped, ruptured a
shoulder muscle and died.
Motorcyclist Dies
A Marine was killed in
Anaheim early Sunday morning
when the motorcycle on which
be w as a passenger crashed into
a railroad crossing sign .
Police identified the victim as
Ernest R. Sellers, 19, Santa Ana.
Injured in the 3:48 a .m. crash
on Orangethorpe Avenue about
600 f eet west of Miller Drive was
the motorcycle's driver, Arnold
E. ·Downes, 19, Santa Ana, also a
Marine.
Police said Downes apparent-
ly lost control or the motorcycle
as it passed over some railroad
tracks embedded in the
roadway.
The motorcycle appeared to
bave careened into a center
divider and slammed into a steel
crossing sign, police said.
;
Mond!y, March 5, 1979 DAILY PILOT A3 -Soutlwrn W <iters Recede t
Illinois Flooded;
11 Die in Storms
I
l
I
By Tbe A.tsoclated Press
Rivers a nd s treams were
brimful and overflowing from
chilly Michigan to the balmy
Florida Panhandle today as the
winter's record snows melted
under driving rains and rising
temperatures.
In tbe wake of weekend
storms which killed at least 11
persons across the nation, nasb
noO<ls splashed through the sub·
urbs of Chicago, nearly 1,000
people were trapped by high
water in an apartment complex
in the suburbs or Grand Rapids,
Mich., and sandba gs were
thrown up in the lowlands or
Alabama.
Rain persisted from the Great
Lakes southward lo the
Carolinas and eastward to New
England, while snow was falling
from eastern Iowa . through
Wisconsin into upper Michigan.
In the Grand Rapids suburb of
Kentwood, Mich., Mayor Peter
Lambert summoned National
Guardsmen to erect a portable
bridge to rescue about 1,000 resi·
dents or Wingate Apartments,
who were marooned by flooding
of Plaster Creek.
The only bridge leading to the
a partments was under 2 feet of
water and water lines to the
buildings· were shut off.
Snowdrifts stilJ blocked many
roads in southern Minnesota,
and hundre ds of s tranded
motorists took refuge in motels.
private residences and some
public buildings.
But the s no w which had
blanketed Illinois since January
was melting fast, choking storm
sewers in the cities and swelling
streams over their banks. The
waler fouled underground elec·
trical systems and knocked out
power in some areas of Chicago.
Firemen in East Chicago
Heights borrowed fishing boats
to rescue 13 families routed by
overflowing Deer Creek.
Al leas t 10 families we re
rescued from floodwaters or the
Kankakee River al Wilmington,
15 miles south of Joliet, and Salt
Creek rose into a motel at Ad-
dison, forcing some guests to
flee.
Ice jams posed a new hazard.
and police feared more flooding
if the ice breaks up or more rain
falls. ·
Siamese
TuinStable
.,..,........,.
ED GARMON, 81, AND DOG RESCUED IN ROME, GA.
Southeast Inundated With 15 lnchea of Rain Over Weekend
Nurse Says Infant
Whined, Struggled
By KATHY CLANCY
Of -D•lly f>llet St.tff
The infant girl Or. William
Waddill is accused of strangling
after an unsuccessfull abortion
made "a weak whine" and
jerked her arms and legs twice
after her birth two years ago, a
nurse who helped in lhe delivery
testified this morning.
Nurse Pat Olvera als o
testified in Waddill's Orange
County Superior Court murder
retrial that she saw the baby
breathing in gasps about every
15 or 20 seconds.
"The chest was moving and
the mouth was moving like it
was gasping," Mrs. Olvera told
the jury.
She also said the baby's heart
was beating, with 22 "regular"
beats in the 15 seconds she
listened to the infant's chest
the weak whine heard by Mrs.
Olvera as an "agonal" noise ..
made by a premature infant at
death.
He admitted Waddill to ld
hospital personnel "don't do a
Goddamn thing for that baby"
but Weedman contended has
client also added the phrase "ex·
ceY>t give It oxygen."
Weedman bas maintained
Waddill did not want an y
"heroic" efforts to revive tht·
baby and .. gave at some im
aginarybopeoflife ··
PHILADELPHIA CAP) with a stethoscope.
Oil~ May Drop
-The infant girl separat· Defense attorney Charles
Newport Man
Dies Hiking;
Heart Blamed ed from her Siamese twin Weedman has call e d that
sister in a delicate six· heartbeat about half what would The Friday afternoon death of
hour operation last week be expected in a newborn child. a Newport Beach geology stu
is in stable condition, Mrs. Olvera said she left the dent. age 63, who collapsed
breathing wlthout1he aid W estmis nter Community while hiking near Bake r was
OPEC Says Supply Will DetermiTW Costs of a respirator. Hospital nursery arter learning ruled a heart attack. according
The assessment or the that Waddill bad ordered "don't to a spokesman for the San
girl known as "Twin A" do a Goddamn thing" for the two Bernardino County Coroner's of
ABU DHABI, United Arab
Emirates <AP) -Recent price
increases by individual OPEC
members are temporary and
will be removed "when supply
and demand return to normal,"
a former seeretary-general of
the Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries said today.
Ali Jaldah, Qatar's oil
minister, predicted that if Ira·
nian exports recover OPEC
members will return to the
schedule of quarterly price in-
creases agreed upon in
December.
Jaidab. chairman or bis coun·
try's delegation to an Arab
Energy Conference in session
here, said OPEC at its meeting
in Geneva on March 26 would be
was made Sunday by a pound, 15ounce baby. rice.
justified in voting new price in-nursing supervisor at St. Waddill is accused of stran-Lawrence Ganahl. of 1770 W
creases because or p r ofits Christopher's Hospital for glingthechildknown as BabyGirl Balboa Blvd., was pronounced
earned by the major oil com· Children. Weaver after her spontaneous dead at the scene after be col-
panies during the Iranian cutoff. . • T w i n B • • w a s birth to an 18·year-old unwed lapsed at the summit of Cinder
But he said such an increase s acr ificed during the mother. Peak where he·d hiked with
"wasn't likely .. because the separation procedure The 43·year·old Huntington othe r geology s tudents from
Geneva conference is only con· perfonnedbyateamofl7 Harbour physicia n 's firs t OrangeCoastCollege.
sultative and a special meeting doctors Thursday. Tbe murder trial ended last May
ol OPEC ministers would be procedure bas been at· wheb jurors said they were The coroner's spokesman said d d k d · · · class members tned unsuc ~ nee e to ma e any ecasaons on tempted /tour ti· mes before, hopelessly deadlocked 7 to 5 m
• • 1 al cessfully to revive Ganahl and pricing. and none or the eight favor of acquitt · The cartel's price schedule bab1·es m· volved surv1·ved Waddill has maintained the in· he was pronounced dead by d · D ber · Ii paramedics summoned to the agree on in ecefll lD· more than two months. fant never was a ve. creasedthebase pri~5peree~ -~==========~--2A~n~dLJW~~~~m~an~~h~a~s~d~~~c~n~·~~~~sc~e~n~e~·---------Jan. 1 to $13.35 a barrel and will
raise it a total of 14.5 percent for
the year by Oct. 1. ,
But Iran's new government is
expected to hold its exports to
about 2.4 million barrels a day, 3
million barrels less than exports
before the revolution, to con-
serve reserves.
Wltb the demand for oil heavy
because or the Iranian cutoff, at
least six OPEC members includ·
ing Qatar have raised prices
over the agreed level. And the
director or Algeria's govern·
ment oil company, Abdul Kadlr
Ma11bou, confirmed that bis
government ls thinking about
another increase April 1.
But another source said
Al1eria ls likely. to fore go the in·
crease because or the resump-
lloa of lraoian exports.
OPEC's president, Mana
Saeed al-Otaiba, said be would
propose a blacklllt of foreign oU
companies tbat raised prices
sharply to take advantage ot the
oU shortage. He told the opening
UHiOD of the energy COD·
ference: "Moat of the major
petroleum companies have
abused tbe current market
1ituatian."
Otalba also said future oil
1ale1 to consumer naUom abould ~epend on wbetller tbey help
brtllC about ID Arab-laraell let·
Uem.a fato1 Ble to UM Paleltl·
~ tbat expect UI to
malntata our suppllea of
,.u els-1lboald betp • to •· rlwe It a rlOltU1 IOlutJoa to UM PaWW•n llttiladoa," be Nici,
tneludlal tbe "libera&km ol tM PalHttnlan people aad tlle
freedom ol .Jeruaalem.''
classic Wlndbnzak<z.r ...
the original G-9 W'indbreok<Zr,
id.a.ol fbrQ:>lf or outdoor~r.
rnadcz. of'1idh~ighti cotton-
poplin witii a tdrum 1ininq.
availablci in nat~l, britimtan.
navyornzd.
modcz. far us in cmglm"d.
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.4f DAILY PILOf
J ut
tin
Monday, March 5, 1919
lighting up th ky .
STAil UGln', STA& BalGtrr: WIM-n you hen on of
these publk occurreocea that w11 wllnHaed by th
mullltudea, It'• no wond r haple 1 Mw1p1por wntf'lra
never set the thtnc atralcht LHt when t~ illy ftll down
j u1t lbla tut Saturday nl1h.t
I've ttad MYeral n wa dllpatche' on thl1 celt1Ual hap
~nll'll and no wond r It '• tonf\&ll.ni Ont bt adllnt auu t
ed It ... a atar fallln1 AnotlMlr said lt wu a "met~rttto
abower ·• Still another u llf'd tt • m•tf'Qr or unu1ual
brllllall<"«! that looll~ like It WH about th 1111• nf lh•
moon
Trapped IJy Flood
Seven Saved
From -·Cavern
LAFAYET'TE.'Ga. CAP> -A cave·wiae professor and six students
-trapped beneath a mountain for 2t houra by na1h floodl -kept
warm wtlh caU.thenics, warmed aoup over a candle and traded Jolrte until rflCue dlver1 reached them .
Th 1trandod party emeried bedra1&led but chipper Sunday nl1bt
ofter 29 hours ln a lar1e under-
1round cavern. During the ordeal, "they hud·
Whtn lh fln t diver rlnally died together ln order to keep
11ullrd hi.a WR)' a11ln11t the force warm and they slept. The pro·
of 1u1b1n1 water lhrouah a 2· feaaor took good care of them."
foot hl1b. 80 foot lon1 tunnel to Bean said.
rH<'h the •lnndcd apelunlcers al Barry Beck, an assistant pro·
1boul 9 pm Sunday. the cavers lessor of geology al Georgia
wer11 preparlna to mako their Southwe stern College in
uwn 'tl<IY out Americus and an ardent cave
"'rWO MINUTES later. we explorer. led a group or 11 fnto
wuuld h.-vc met them 11U down the Ptgeon Mountain cave at 11
th ('IYt>,'' 1tald Warren Moore, a a.m. Saturday.
NATION I WORLD
...............
'DI~ Stranded ABOUT Tfflt ONLY tt1port whe~ lh•re a ma to be
romplt'ta agl'ffmt'nt WH that It hapl)«lnt"d Ju t about 11
p m Aho, that It w11 brl1ht
8('!yond that, you can bttllevo almMl 1nylhln1 you
want about the hap~nlo1
Ont' chap up ln Gardt!n Orove, who1u• vii.Ion may
12 y.-ar old student ut Georgia Tony Able, 19. one of four who
Southwtt11h't n ColleQe escaped before ming waters fed
The rl111t lo s loa from the by torrential rainstorms Oooded
watPt v ('OV•~ Wlll Cheryl GUlis, the only way out. reported after
l!I, who rollopscd Into the arms his friends were rescued that
of htir motht•r, Canolla Gillis of they told him "It was exciting
The car 's license plate says DIG, and that's just the
chore the owner faced after abandoning this car in a
snowdrift. In the background, snowmobilers also had
trouble as Sunday's storm blanketed southwestern Min-
nesota.
M1won, onl' or s<>veral anxious and they had a good time."
Look in Ille Sky' ll'a a Bird, U's a Plane. H's a Pla.ahbu.lb!
have been hazed by liquid intake during the evening,
swore the object roared out of the night sky and landed
' next door to his place.
1101 N IU who kept u fireside vigil
t•l the <'RY4' mouth In remote
11orthwt'ftt Ot.'Orgla.
"Thunk (}od she"s safoi.." Mrs.
Olllla sobbed.
''T HE FIRST ZN feet was
comparative ly e asy," said
L.arry Bean. the flrsl alver to
reach the party. Then came the
eo.rootunderwalerstruggle. •
When he found air on lbe far'
side, Bean shouted. "Is anybody
home?" "They started yellin2. 'H«:y. we 're bere! We're he re'." be said. He said the group was high
and dry about 1,500 feel from the
mouth or lbe cave. "They were
standing together on a bank in a
large·sUed room," he said.
B EAN CA.BRIED A spare ox·
ygen tank and made seven trips
to lbe cave, guiding one caver
through the water after another.
Iran Resumes Exports
Eig ht More Shah Supponers Executed
TEllRAN. Iran 11\P I lrv1
resumed 011 exports today for
the first lime in l hree months.
and Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
meini 's revolutionary regime
executed eight more of Shah
Mohammed Reza P ahlavi 's
former officials, including four
generals and a former member
of Pa rliament.
A SPOkesman for lbe National
Iranian Oil Co. s aid the tanker
World Ambassador started load·
ing 110,000 tons or light crude
a nd 140,000 tons or heavy crude
for the Mitsui Trading Co . of
.Japan a t the Kharg Island
terminal in the Persian Gulf.
IT IS THE first shipment of
c r ude oil for e xport s ince
December. when t he oil in·
dustry's 65,000 workers went on
st rike as part of Khomeini's
campaign lo bring down the
shah's regime .
Another tanker was scheduled
to arrive al Kbarg Island on
Wednesday to load crude for
Ashland Oil, an American com·
pany.
The new government bas said
it will not rest.ore the frevious
export. level of 5.4 milhon bar-
rels a day because it wants to ~nserve the oil reserves for the future.
THE NATIONAL oil company
said production Sunday was 1.7
million barrels , and industry
sources predict it will be in·
creased by 3 million barrels a
day, with about 2.4 million bar-
rels being exported.
Now don't !giggle too loudly at that version. If some
bluish·white obJect was going to roar out of the night sky
and land some place, you almost bet money it would select
Garden Grove.
Avalanehe Kills Unsoeld Meanwhile, a communique
from Khomeini's Revolutionary
Committee announced that
seven more former officials died
by firing squad at 5 a .m. today
after one or the ayatollah's
s pecial Islamic courts found
them guilty or killing or tortur-
ing opponents or the shah.
OTIIER REPORTS SUGGESTED that the meteorite -
if indeed it was such-probably hit somewhere in the Mo·
jave Desert. Griffith Park savants said it was traveling
north. Some observers suggested it traveled past us in
about four seconds. Another dispatch indicated it flared
and exploded.
Everest Climber Dies
Now to clear up all this celestial confusion, I shall give
you the true eyeball witness report. I was there. 1 carefully
observed the whole tblng while driving into Costa Mesa
down the former Newport Freeway which is now the Costa
Mesa Freeway which is also known as Route 55.
LONGMIRE, Wash. CAP> -
Willi Unsoeld, one or the first
four Americans to scale Mount
Everest, was killed in an
avalanche on Mount Rainier, the
second in his family lo die while
mountain-climbing.
Unsoeld. a professor at the
Evergreen State College in
Olympia, and Janie Diepen·
brock . a s tudent from
Sacramento. were caught in a
s lide Sunday afternoon while
d escending through Cadaver
Pass at the 11,000.foot level, said
Larry Henderson. a spokesman
for Mount Rainier National
Park.
IT HAPPENED RIGHT in front of me. not over Las
Vegas as some Wrong Thinkers suggested. It wasn't
traveling north at all. It was south.
Also. it had no size to it and it didn't flare or explode .
Jt just fiasbed, like sheet lightning. It didn't last four
seconds. It took less than one second.
I promptly discounted the whole event. figuring it was
one of our intrepid photographers from here at the paper.
He was out shooting a freeway accident, I figured, and just
s hot off an oversized flash.
I still think that's what it was.
You believe whatever you want.
OTHE R MEMBERS of the
22·member college climbing
party dug the two out of the
snow aft.er 15 minutes but were
unable to revive them, Hen·
dersoo said.
Protesters Held The remaining climbers spent
the night at Camp Muir at
about 10,000 feel, awaiting ar·
rival of a rescue party today, at·
tempt.a will be made to recover
the bodies when conditions im·
prove, Henderson said.
ST . JOHN'S, Newfoundland
<AP> -At leaat eight members
or the Greenpeace Foundation
have been taken into custody
while trying to diarupt the sail·
ing of a five·ship fleet for the
seal hunt.
In the Sunday confrontation,
four of the group, prot.esUng lbe
killing of seals, attempted to
chain themselves to two vesaela
and in one case, a woman
member of the group was tosaed
down the gangway of a ship.
The disturbance came soon
aft.er a waterfront ecumenical
service and blessing of the fleet
and Just as sh.lps began to sound
their wbistles to cast olf lines.
In 1976 Unsoeld 's daughter,
20·year-old Nanda Devi, died on
an expediUon with her father
a nd other climbers on the
Himalayan mountain for which
she was named.
Unaoeld, 52. bad been a
director of the Peace Corps in
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is a f the week. So ma ea Eve!Y day 0
Tehran Ra dio a nnounced
the execution or a police officer
today in Abadan.
This brought to 24 the number
or former officials whose execu·
lions ha ve be en a nnounced.
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CALIFORNIA
I.Jee-In ~01'er
Woman Told:
Share Assets
SANTA CRUZ <AP> A C'alltomla Judie, In a 1ull which mlrrora
the Lee Marvin cue, baa ruled that a Santa Cru1 women tnuat tplll
her res&aw-anl and reaJ late l.Dleresta becau.ae 1he h•d an Implied
contract with her (urmer llv In lover
Supertor Court Judie Rolend Hall rult>d that photo1rapher
Trinidad Contreras. elso of San
ta Crus. wu entitled to a sha.re
or the property and earnlncs his
atrlfrlend acquired while the
couple llved together for 13
years.
COURT FILES SHOW that
Contreras and Delta Ou1man
be1an llvlng togethe r In 1965
near this picturesque seaside
community about 60 miles south
of San Francisco.
The couple told everyone they
were married . and Miss
Guzman began using the name
of Contreras.
SHE RAD NO property at the
time and was actually some $800
in debt, according to records
Contreras had only his photo·
Residential
Gas Bills
To Go Up $5?
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Residential gas bills could go up
by $5 a month under rate in-
creases sought by ~outhern
California Gas Co., the utility
says.
Claiming that costs have risen
50 percent since mid-1977, the
company asked the state Public
Utilities Commission to approve
rate boosts that would bring the
utility an extra $38 million a
year in income beginning April
1. But gas company President
Harry P. Lett.on Jr. said. "We
want to make it very clear that
none of this increase will add to
our earnings." Lett.on said the bulk of the
company's increased costs were
the result of a 1978 feder al natural gas policy that raised
the price suppliers could charge
for interstate gas supplies. The
utility buys 95 percent of its aas
f rom two Tesas ftrma -El Puo
Natural Gas Co . and
Tranawestem Pipeline Co.
graphic business In Lhe ensuln(il
years, lht pbotogr1tpbic bt.ulness
decllned
But Mtss Guzman opened a
Mexicfn rest.a1,1rant ln nearby Capitola which prospered
Contl'ttraa ttttified tn court he
toolt urc or Miss Guzman's four
children, cooked meals, picked
up the children from school and
helped in her business during
the t.ame they lived together He
described Miss Guzman as "a
wom an of considerable business
acumen "
WHEN THE COUPLE split in
March 1978. Miss Guzman gave
Contreras the family home and
car. but kept the rest of her pro·
perty. including the restaurant.
At the same hme. the pair
also signed a property agree-
ment. according to Contreras'
lawyer. Under it. Contreras got
to keep the family home while
Miss Guzman kept control of a
piece of commercial real estate.
Within a month of their
separation. Miss Guzman filed
an. action in Superior Court to
get clear title to the property.
BUT CONTRE RAS filed a
cross-complaint, saying the cou-
ple had agreed to share equally
in everything they made while
living togethe r "as a family
unit."
Miss Guzman admill(!d the
two had lived together, Hut de·
nied there ever was a
partnership.
The judge ruled Feb. 22 in
Contreras' favor, saying there
was an "implied in fact" con·
tract between the two and their
property should be divided.
Because there was no
evidence presented in court as to
the vaJue or the property ac-
quired during the 13 years, the ·
judge issued an "intended" de·
cislon. He told Contreras and
Miss Guzman to return to court
after the value of the property is
determined and he will then rule
on how to cllvide it.
Neither Contreras nor Miss
Guzman was available for com·
ment .
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DAILY PILOT .45
Quakes
Shake
Malibu
MALIBU (AP) -Two mlld
earthquakes shook Malibu this
morning. registering 3. 7 and 2.8
on the Richte r scale, said
seis mologists at California
Institute o r Technology in
Pasadena.
Caltech spokesman Dennis
Meredith said both temblors-
which occurred at 2:49 a.m. and
3 a .m . -were centered six
miles south of Malibu Beach and
were considered aftershocks to
the Jan. 1 earthquake.
"'°flor to /tlar,.,,
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
Mayor Dianne Feinstein, 45.
says she will marry Richard
Blum. a 43-year-0ld investment
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Like a figure in Greek mythology whose
hair turned mto snakes. this car left in a
parking lot near Crenshaw Boulevard and
Verona Avenue in Los Angeles sprouls a
growth of rubber hoses. People in the
area said the car had been there for
weeks and ilS owner was not known.
banker and one of the mayor's
advisers. sometime after July.
No date has been set for the
wedding. • • ,J.-j
UFW Strike Extended ~dReftHtd
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
More than $100,000 is being
made available to Californians
who were taken in by a
"pyramid" investment scheme,
state Attorney General George
Oeukmejian said.
Union Shi/ ting to O.her F anm in State
By Tbe A.uoclated Press
With the Imperial Valley
harvest season nearly over, the
focus of a violent 6\.'l-week let·
tuce strike by the United Farm
Workers union ls s hifting to
other sections of the state.
"We're moving to places
where vegetable growers. many
or them already struck, have
operations,'' Marc Grossman, a
top aide to UFW leader Cesar
Chavez, said Sunday.
CHAVEZ SAYS BE expects lo
extend the strike to farms near
Blythe, on the California-
A ri zona bo r der. possibly
sometime this week. And he
planned to stage rallies for farm
workers early this week in Ox·
nard, Fresno and Salinas.
So far. the strike involves 4,200
UFW members from the Salinas
Valley in cent.rat California to
Yuma in southwestern Arizona.
But the focus of the walkout bas
been California's lush Imperial
Valley. which produces 95 per·
cent of the nation's winter let·
tuce.
Harvesting of some 40 percent
of the Imperial Valley crop has
been virtually halted since the
strike began Jan. 19 at a loss of
more than $6 million by
growers.
BUT THE HARVEST season
there ends the middle or this
month with little hope left for a ·
settlement of the contract dis·
pute b etween the UFW and
growers before then.
And Chavez has insisted that if
the matt.er isn't settled in the
Imperial Valley, the strike will
follow the harvest -first to
2 He ld in The ft
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two
teen-agers have been booked in
connection with the theft of a car
belonging to the wife of actor
Nick Nolte, police said.
Blythe. then to Yuma and back
up to California's Salinas Valley.
The union 1s demanding a one·
year increase of 40 percent in its
$3.70-an-hour base wage, plus
substantial mcreases in piece·
rate pay and fringe benefits. The
growers are offering a 21 per·
cent increase over three years.
ONE STRIKER HAS been
killed and som e two dozen
persons injured in strike-related
violence.
On Saturday. Imperial County
Superior Court Judge Don Work
issued a temporary restraining
order substantially broaderung
limits on picketing but maJdng
the order apply to 23 farms. On-
ly three bad been covered pre-
viously.
In issuing the order. Work
claimed the restrictions were
n ecessary becaus e UF W
leadership showed "no ability to
exercise restraint on its
strikers."
The company was called
Koscot Interplanetary Inc .. and
was operated by Glen Turner. a
prominent Orlando, Fla .. pro-
moter.
Sllllttie S lriltH
PALMDALE <AP> -The first
Space Shuttle scheduled to be
flown into orbit will be moved
overland Thursday from the
Rockwell International plant to
Edwards Air Force Base. an Air Force spokeswoman said today.
DI Conri~ted ·
SAN DIEGO CAP > -A
Marine Corp. Recruit Depot drill
instructor was convicted by a
special court-martial board of
wrongfully exercising recruits, a
Marine spokesman said.
Sgt. Allen W. Stallings. 24, of
Philadelphia was fined $100 and
received an official letter or
re primand.
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Mondey. March 6. 197'
Robt!rt N. Weed/Publisher Thomas Keev11/Ed1tor
Barbara Kretblch 1Edlt0tla1 P~e Editor
Airport Targeted
In Power Struggle
Oranae County Airport appean to have become the
unwitting und unhuJ)py patsy in a tecal battle and a
polltkal POWl'r 11truggte that could wlpe out local control or the airport
Thl' re ult could welt ~ that the already badly
overcrowded and ov rly noi.sy airport could become even
more so w1tb <"ounty 1tovemment and local cltl1en1 huvi~ no voice m th m tter
Government deregulation or lhe alr transport
industry ~t off a ~cramble for new and profttable rout.a
Obvlou.Jy. rtlghls In and out or Orange County · Bl'e
r )gardM B!IC u likely sourc-e of profit.
Al~udy the Federal Aviation Admlnbtrallon, wh.ich formc~ly conc.crncd 1t elf only wlth air safety. i5
prc~arrn~ an 1nvest1gutlon of alleged dlscrhnlnatton
against two a1rlmt>s that hC1vc not received permlts to use
t ht• ~OWl~y uirpo~. The rhargt.! as rldkulous. but in
mukmg 1t, the a1rhncs nrc gambling on the FAA'~
eagerness to show oft Its new powers.
Tomorrow an Sun Diego the Civil Aeronautics Board
has scheduled ca hearing at which half a dozen other
airlines are expected to apply ror routes out of Orange
County
While it's more than apparent the facility already is
l!rossly overcrowded quite apart from its noise
problems there's no guarantee the federal
authorities will be impressed by this. ·
It's conceivable the CAB could authorize more routes
out of the county -and even that the FAA could decide
that runways should be beefed up to assume "safety" for
the heavier traffic.
Ant.icipaling a ~egal clash as lo_sal, stale and federal
regulations move mto areas of direct conflict. county
s upervisors have authorized hiring outside attorneys to
represent the county's interest.
. This issue is whether a local airport proprietor -in
this case the county -must yield determination or
operating policy to the face Jess bureaucrats and the innuence~elders in Washington.
For Orange County, this could be bad news indeed.
Cynical Selection ~
Gov. Brown 's proposed appointment of Tom Hayden
&.is his representative on the Southwest Border Regional
Co mmission ls a cynical attempt to curry favor with
some of the liberals disenchanted by his sudden switch to
conservatism.
Hayden's reputation as a social activist is in direct
conflict with Brown's new crusades for a balanced budget
and less government spending. He has been sharply
critical of the governor's re(usal lo spend freely in social
programs. ·
Apart from that, the appointment is not likely to sit
well with other members of the commission, which is
made up of the governors of California, Arizona. New
Mexico and Texas. along with the governors of Mexican
border st.ates.
Nothing in Hayden's background appears t-0 equip
him with expertise on border problems, which is what the
commission is all about.
But lhe position affords Hayden some visibility and
stature with the Mexican-American community that he so
badly needs for his political ambitions.
The governor s urely could find someone more s uita·
blc in the administration instead of making so crassly ob·
vious a political ploy
Not a Public Probleill
It was the coastal commission in im that m ade the
Irvine Company responsible for devislng a transportation
system to move folks around in its Fashion
Island-Newport Center complex in Newport Beach.
The commission wtsn't worried about bow the -
estimated 22.000 persons who will some day work
in the one-square-mile center will get there. It was
worried a bout how they '11 get around when once there.
So, the company committed $300,000 to the development or a Newport Center transportation system
and turned to the Orange County Transit District <OCTD>
for advice and counsel.
The district devised a three-shuttle bus system that
will cost somewhere between $150,000 and $205,000 That
means the Irvine Company's $300,000 won't last very long
once the system is in operaUon.
Fortunately, OCTD's directors said they're not
willing to commit district resources to financing the
shuttle bus operation once the company's money has
been used up.
That's fine. It is one thlng to use a publicly supported
transit network to carry workers and shoppers to a
commercial center. It is qulte another thing to
carry them about Jnside the complex. ·
Who knows, some enter,prialng entrepreneur mi&ht ·
~et himself elephant trains like those used in amusement
parks, and have a nice low overhead operaUon. And the
merchants and employers might even be willing to sub·
si<lize 1ucb an operation.
• •
Oplntons expnttaed ln the apace above ar• thoee of the Dally Pilot.
Other vieWt •xpreued on this page are thole ot their authors and
artists. ~r comment 11 Invited. Addreu The Dally Pilot. P.O.
Box iseo. Costa Mesa, CA 92826. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
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Earl Wat r
Brown Finds a New 'Buzz' Word
A demafo1ue. accordln1 to
Weblter. ll •·a penon wbo trlt!ll
lo atir up lhe people by appealJ
lO emotion and preJudk In or·
der to wh> \Mm over quickly
and IO plo pow~r •·
A charlatan ls defined as "a
peraon who pretends expert.
knowledae or
skill that be
do~• oot
po11ess "
, A mone the
definitions for
bun ll "nolay
activity:· "t.o
stir." alDd "to
aaitah:." In
the fi scat
11enee balance
means "lo have the credit and
debit aides equal to each other."
Governor Jerry Brown, who
clearly ls making the utmost ef.
fort to t>erome a contender for
.........
the Presidential nomination l'.H!xt
year. hu called for a conatJtu·
tlonal convention lo adopt an
amendment endina deficit
apendtng. "Balanced budget"
has become his battle cry.
BROWN AND b.ls aides have
been credited by others with hav-
ing a penchant for "buu" words.
Sance be couldn't care less
whether or pot a constituUonal
conventJon ever meets and be
rullv understands the true mean·
ing of ''balanced budget" it Is
fair then to label hjs battle cry a
"'bun" word.
• But his battle cry has stirred
the emotions and prejudices or
the people and is winning over
large numbers quickly as he at-
tracts the national attention
which was the only purpose or
bis "buzz" word.
Now it should be well un·
deraLood that it does not require
tbe calling of a conventlon lo
amend the Constitution. It has
been amended 26 times without
sucbameet.
FURTHEaMORE. lhere ls not
the slight.est validity to the in·
ference in Brown's proposal that
a balanced budget would curtail
federal spending or reduce lax-
es. If anything, it would ensure
tax increases.
Brown Is an educated man,·
having alt.ended the fine uni·
versities of Santa Clara. Yale
and California. Therefore since
he cannot be speaking from ig·
norance hi s battle cry is clear
demogoguery.
Calilonua is said to not m·
dulge in deficit spending. No
thanks to Brown or the
Legislature. It is specific in the
state constitution that no tn·
debtedness may be incurred
't-fJf 10 ~ ! Win~ 1' UTM QJ\CK fOOr-~. I ON ~y 1URN ™1S i) W ~!'
Nick Thimmesch
without a vote of the people.
However, Brown's pretense or
expertise and skill implied by
his demandB that the federal
government "shape up" with a
balanced budget makes appU ca
lion of the word charlatan to hlm
undebaU.ble.
FOK. ln the strict sense of the
meaning, California as far from
having a balanced budge t
any way one wishes to look al it.
Certainly, on its race. with the
obscene surpluses derived by
the imposition of unnecessary
taxes producing revenues far ex-
ceeding the expenditures, lbe
credit and debit sides of the
state budget are nowhere ne~r
equal.
Viewing it another way, the
debit side of the ledger far out-
weighs the as!lels s ide for the
reason that. despite surplw,ei:.,
the state has outstanding lx>nded
obligations or about $7 balhon.
Those who won't accept bonded
indebtedness as ev1dence o! a.o
unbalanced budget can consider
other oblil(alions of the stale.
THESE ARE to he found 1n
the unfunded babiht1es or lhe
various pension funds or the
state including the teachers.
legislators and judges retire·
ment systems which have an a~·
gregate liability also near S7
billion The true situation then 1s
that though there is a temporary
treasury surplus, if all lax col-
lections ended tomorrow tht>
stale would be bankrupt, unable
to pay its outstanding obliga-
tions.
Amendments. constitutional
. conventions, tax limitations, and
!>pending limitations are all buzz
words. The only sure way to cut
government spending is to quit
listening to demagogues and
rharlatans and vote against all
incumbents at every election un
til the elected officials cease be·
1ng "professional" office holder-..
who seek only lo rurther their
'"careers."
A First-hand Look at Terror in 'Rhodesia
WASIDNGTON-What if ter·
rorisls s hot down two com-
mercial passenger planes. say.
over Chicago's O'Hare, New
York's Kennedy or Los Angeles'
International, with great loss of
life? Egads. there would be a
burst of outrage, a further lunge
lo the right, congressional in·
vestlgations and perhaps mea
culpas by apologists for so·
called liberation fronts.
Well, two such planes were
shot down by missiles fired by
terrorists o f
Joshua
Nkomo's
Marltist
"Patriotic
Front" in the
past six
months. A
third was
pie reed by
ground fire
but didn't
crash. 1be crashes took 97 lives.
But Rbodest a Ii ves with
atrocities, and the United States,
as a rule, doesn't.
TOO MANY of us regard the
"Patriotic Front" as something
U .N. Ambassador Andrew
Young has praised, and his
boss, Jimmy Carter, wants to in·
elude as part of any settlement
In Sou&hern Africa. Indeed. lf
Weaterners do anger over
Alrica. it ll only alter such ler·
roriata have killed whites.
Art Hoppe
Hans Iver Hansen miraculous-ly escaped death twice in the
first sbootdown of a Rhodesian
passenger plane. He survived
the crash which killed 38, and he
also managed to elude Nkomo's
men who massacred 10 sur·
vivors al the crash site.
Hansen. 36, was here last
week, incredulous that we don't
understand what is going on in
Rhodesla, a nation of 6,500,000
blacks and 250.000 whites. which
he says is trying to change
"uniquely" to a "racially
cooperative" society.
"Americans have no respect
for black people," be told me, as
a sort of shocker. ''It takes an
air crash which whites can re·
late to-or an atrocity on
whites-to get your attention.
The tnith is that 80 to 90 percent or the terrorists• victims are
blacks. but they get no notice in
your press.
.. NKOMO is a gangster and
bandit. He should never be let in
on any settlement. But in· politics, there are compromises,
so I lb.ink Ian Smith will let him
in.
"I don't understand your
President Carter, who says he's
a born-again Christian, support·
ing the anti-Christian ·Patriotic
Front• with a veto right. t don't
understand the World Council of
Churches giving them ·aid. I
don't underatand why the
civilized world doesn't deplore
these terroris ts · kidnapping
black c hildren to intimidate
their parents.·'
Han se n a nd ha s .wife
Diana were aboard that
Rhodesian plane last Sept. 3
when il was hit by a Soviet
Sam·7 missile and crashed. "l
grabbed her hand and said.
'Only God can save us'," he
recalled. "We were in the back
end, and it broke off. The rest of
the plane looked like a cement
mixer. Eighteen of us got out a
bole in the side, and ran about
100 meters away from the
names.
"FIVE WENT off to look for a
village, a nd the rest of us
waited. We beard gunfire. so
Olana and I hit the ground. The
others buddied and stood up
when the terrorists told them
they had come to help them.
They took their jewelry and
valuables and \hen mowed t.bem
down with their rines. Diana
said ·Pray. it is the only help we
will get.•
•'The terrorists left. so we
crawled back near the plane.
But they came back to loot the
luggage and also to bayonet the
crash victims. I beard a bayonet
go through a smaJI child's skull.
We lay there, like dead, for one
hour. They finally left, and we
· ran into the-woods but weren 'l
rescued until well into the next
day.
"Jf small lanaticaJ groups can
put a nation to ransom thib way
with ooc missile, what do wf.'
ha ve left" Rhodesia learned
whale superiority from the very
British who now scorn us. Now
we are trying to mt.egrate our
nation. I don't see a man ·~ face
as black or white.
"YOtJ KNOW, 80 percent or
our security forces are black!>
Ian Smith is guarded by black~.
I served under black officer..
All of us want to stay. We hav1·
no alternative, if you like Afnc<•
as I do. The rest of Afnt•a '" dictatorships, many bloody, and
Rhodesia isn't that. You cannot
wipe Rhodesia off the map.
though life might bcrom•·
miserable for us."
Hansen is Danish born. cumt·
to Africa at 13 when his farml'r
father decided there was mon·
opportunity there than 1r1
Denmark. Hansen farmed for
years and then got Into the fresh
water sardine bus iness al
Kariba Lake. where be lives
"I'm not leavmg Rhodesia.·
he says as a determined white
t20.000 have left >. "We hav~ a
good future if these M arx1st
terrorists can be stopped r
intend to live my life as normal,
and that means flying m our
planes. loo. Most Rhodesians.
black and white, are ratalist1c. If
you die. you die."
H You Can't Explain It, Just Call It 'Funny'
Report.a of unexplainable fun·
oy occurrences more than
tr~bled lD the put year, accord·
l.n1 to MUtoa Hablrdub, preti·
dent of Tbe Society to In·
veatl1ate Uoexplalnable Funny
OccUJ.TeDCM.
Haberdub cbar1ed tb1t the
CIA ud t.be Air Force have
tal•ndta"a 111aa11ve eov· erwp" of UD•
eaplalnable
ruaay occur· reaeee to pre.
veot a D•·
llonwJde
panic. The
Air Foree lD
partkuls, bl
1ald, atlll Meribld Ill fUllQ ..... ,_,
...... ,_, ...... ud fUU1
ll•H '•10mulb1U.
Baberdub't poup. OD tbe
otMr "':is ...... and tM •-ti oeevnneea .. •· traten..&rlal lD aature. ror wue of • ......, term, It calla tlMle creMuna from aDOtber
world. ..,,_,." And Hablrdub
•aid .......... of tbeM lDYilible
....... -.. Ot 1DON of wtakll mar be perebed on 1our
lboUllr et&* "'1 mOIMllt -
·'are deflnitely oo the Increase."
THE lAaGEST percentage of
such encounters, Haberdash
utd. was In the category of
"funny nolses."
"Whenever your spouse ~·· 'What'• that?'. lt quallllea u a fu:!~ nolse," he said. "Thl• ua y oecun either Ju.t u you
.... 1otnc to aleep or durloa tbe
operatJoa of a meebamcaf ap-
pliance, tuch u a dlabwuber or •
an automobil•. Undentaadably.
They have an immense curlollty
about our t.echnolol)' and are conatantly tempted to poke
around amon1 any movln•
' part.I." Tb• vut majority o( f\uuly odors <tbe mo1t common 11
"IOm.udu bamlq") HA bl
aacrlbed lo Tb•y, a1tbou1b
HaberUllt ewect.e tbat ID ran
c .... manb 1u ml•bt be 1 tac· are alto 1enerally for,_, ..... -
• 'l'IMJ or, at luck m11 baYe it. batullam bacteria.
rtsNNY bap1>9aln11 to Jn·
dlvldua11 are the moil unex·
plalaalH. Habmluh said. Al • cue ta point. be dted tbet of
.S.rtNm lnarUI wbo repoNd
tbat oa thi .venial of lut Sip.
tember 4 be was kidnapped by
They. forced to drink eight
ounces of Scotch and Uberally
dabbed with Oelite de Nuil
Parfum. Soart.b so reported lo
bis wife, Mildred, when be ar-
rived home at 3:20 a.m. While
Ha erduh clualfied this as a
runny occurrence, Mrs. Saartia
unfortunately did not.
Haberdaab sald the Society's
"lie needa dw!etinl up. Ut-to hlm about the economy.••
criteria for accepting happen-
ings as unexplained runny occur·
rences were quite strict. Report&
rrom members or the public
must generally be presaged, he
said, by lbe words. ''That's fun.
ny.'' Aa examples. be offered the
all-too-common:
"That's funny; I could have
sworn 1 left my glasses (lighter.
pen, dentures, etc.> on the
kitchen table." "That's fuMy; it
new okay on the old drawing
board." Or: "That's funny: I
thought he'd had a vasectomy."
• WHILE THE interventions or
They tn our dally lives uaually
result tn ever)'thla1 from pett;
annoyancea to the beartbrealt ol
unwanted cataalropblH .
Haberdub believe• th• overall
purpoee of They .. benip.
"Slnce the dawn of human
curiottty ma.nklnd bu ~ht
explan•loM I« U.. aee......,.y.
lne.,ailkable.," aaya Haberduh.
"At lut Tbe1 have pl'Mided the
answers."
So tbe next Ume YOW' wile
crlea, "What'• lbatf .. ~ In the
mlddle ot tbe nl1bt, reply, "Don't worry; lt'a only 'Ibey."
Let. ua hope 1be lblnkt that 'a
runny.
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AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION Mondly. March 5. 1979
QUEENIE Crash Gondola Overloaded
Repla~ftltnaf Slotr
DEAR PAT Whal happens tf a
person's tax refund check is stolen or
forged ? Will the government replace
the check or what''
K . W., Huntington Beach
If a lH rerund check bas been
stolen or Its endorsement rorged and
the cbttk bas been cashed, lbe check
claims division or the Treasury
Department will send the taxpayer
photo copies or both the check and Its
endorsement. together wilb a ques·
tionnalre that must be cf)mpleted,
signed and returned to the check
claims divi sion immed iately. No
further investigation will be made
and no action lo replace the check
will be taken unless the form is re-
turned. This is because the taxpayer
o(ten is able to ldenUfy the individual
who endorsed the check as someone
against whom be does not wish &o
take legal action.
Arter the completed questionnaire
is returned, the check claims dJvlsion
will send the taxpayer a notice as·
signing a file number to the in·
vestlgation. Subseque nt investiga-
tions are made by the Secret Service
and/or the Postal Service. Time in·
volved depends on the workload of
the investigating office.
A replacement deck will not be Is·
saed 1111UJ investJgatioaa ltave been
completed. This may take as long as
18 monlbs, u cording to the IRS. The
address for inquiries ls: Treasurer of
lhe United States, Check Claims
Divis ion, 401 l4tlt S t. S.W.,
Wasltlngton, D.C. 2t%21.
Ouf to PaJ1ttl1"e"l
DEAR PAT: What's going on wilb
the proposed change in milk and
milk product advertising and label·
ing? I haven't heard anything about
It for quite some time now.
P.W., Huntington Beach
Changes wlll go into errect July 1,
1979. Labeling and advertising or
milk products, imlta&loa milk pro-
ducts and products resembllng milk
products will be affected. Labels and
ads mast be accura&e and not decep·
tlve or mJsleadlag. Nutritional
claims must be sabataatiated by
nutrltiolUll labeliD1 oa the prodact
contalaer, incladiDg common names
and designation or artificial or
natural flavorings and coJortnp.
A coun&er card or other rorm of in·
gredlenl statement must be provided
at retail stores which package frozea
dairy prodacta in the presence of the
CODH~r. Small retail s&orea which
owa, operate, control or supply other
retaU outlets may print ingredient
sta&emelda on a packa1e luert, bag
CHICAGO CA fl 1 Vall Asaoc:ialea
byp1it11wd two u fety devices so gondola
cara would t'arry more skiers the day
two c-ar1 fell at t he world·famous
Colorudu ski resort. kllllng four persons
and •nJurlnJt el&ht, a newspaper re·
port a
The Ch1c-a110 Tribune published Its find·
1nu Sunday afte r a two.month in·
veat11(ullon of the 1976 accident. The
new1pu1"'r u id Vall Associates\ the
hrm that leased :wveral thousand acres
of hand rrom the government for a ski
11r .. M ut Vail, Colo , omitted evidence m
11 rePQ11. of lb~ accident pointln1 to a
pattern of negligence at the ski area
THE TRIBUNE SAID negligence
ma y havt-c-aused the gondolas to fall
12~ reel March 26, 1976
Vaal Associates officials refused lo
d1scu11b lhe a('('tdent 'because of pend·
1ng htigataon '·
or ba ndblll supplied to the customer
a t tht> time of purchase.
Labels are not allowed to contain
an express or Implied statement that
the product ls nutritionally superior
or advantageous lo Itself or lo com-
parison to another rood product UD·
less it contains an accurate explana-
tion of the nutritional advanta~e.
Manufacturers , wholesalers, dis·
tributors, brokers and others who sell
these products or ones resembling
milk products lo others for rurtber
m anuraeturing or retail packaging
also must provide written ingredient
and nutritional Information &.o the
buyer upon request.
Care Required!'
DEAR-PAT: What happens if a
person goes lo a hospital emergency
room and he doesn't have health In·
surance coverage' Can he be refused
treatment? Several times when I've
gone lo an emergency room for treat-
ment it seemed that there was more
concern about my insurance cov·
erage than about my physical condi·
lion.
L.P., Costa Mesa
Accordias &o California's lleaHh
and Safety Cede, a llospltal tllat hH
an emerge.cy room caaaot refue &o
give a penron medical treatment If he
ls in danger or toss or We or has a
serloaa lllneu or hljary. Tbe fad
that someone doesn't have money,
credit or luarance callJlot be used H
a basis ror denying service. This Is
permitted only when a hospital
doesn"t llave appropria&e facl.Utles or
satnclent qualified personnel &o pro·
vlde medical services or care.
f'MrrillfJ ~eb
DEAR PAT: I'm planning lo put
some paneling in a utility room
which has concrete block walls. I've
been told that the way lo do this Is lo
attach furring strips directly to the
wall. Then I read that 2·by·2 lumber
should first be nailed with concrete
nails and that the furring strips
should be attached lo the lumber.
Which is the correct method?
S.G .• Costa Mesa
A YS soarces say It depends on the
condition or &lie waU. If It's rea:
soHbly even, only &lie furring strips·
are ntteasary. If the wall is lrregaJar
and if borlzootal furring Js required,
tbea attach Z·by-Zs to the wall
vertically and Install horizontal
strips over them. However yoa lay
oat the wood before panel lDltal.lattoa,
use wood shims to level off nrfacea
when neeesaary.
Have time on your hands -24 karats a day.
SLAVICK'S
f1M)ewden Si!l(t 1917
18 fashion Island • 644· 1 )80
Newport Bc.aq, '
t..,una Hills • Wmmicucer .,
lj,. ... f/J ....... -.......... _._ ..... _,.,_°"""'
The 24 kara t
~old Swiss
ingot watch
from Corum.
F.ach watch is
completely
handcrafted in
Switzerland,
numbered, and
accompanied
by a certificate
of authenticity.
Complete with
a dlainond
windin~ stem.
A.Mans
ts gram ingot
watch, $3,:100.
8.Woman's
10 gram Ingot
wafch, $2,980.
I
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The newspa per suid Its investigation disclosed.
-That on the day of the accident,
two safety devices had been ci rcum-
vented deliberately so the area's two
aondola systems could take more skiers
to l.he lop of the peaks . The Tribune said
it obtained lhls Information from Ed
Friel. a mem ber of the Vail electrical
crew at the lime of the accident, who
was later fired for "Insubordination."
-TIIAT VAIL ASSOCIATES knew
five weeks before the accident that
there were serious cable breaks in the
gondola syste m. but continue d to operate
That U.S. Forest Service officials
wer e notified by Vail Associates or prob·
lems with the gondolas. but no one
from the Forest Service made a follow. up inspection. Charles Dwyer, chief
lra m way en gineer fo r the Fo rest
•
Service at the time or lhe accident,., told the Tribune that the call from Va11 As·
sociates was routine "I thmk the call
is unrelated lo the accident · ·
-THAT THE FOREST Ser vice ac
cepted an altered Vail Associates doou·
meol in whicb information about the
prior knowledge of the cable breaks was
deleted. The Tribune s aid it obtained
the same report that Vall Associates
gave the Forest Service, only without
the deletions.
Vail Associates has paid about $2
million in out-of-court settlements for tO
of 11 negligence laws uits filed against
it, a nd another $2 million lo $4 million
has been paid out by the ski company's
insurers. the Tribune said, attributing
the information to unidentified sources
Call 642 -5678.
Put a few words
to work tor ou.
Milk.
goodness.
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DAILY PILOT A 1
Pie Toss
Finishes
Romance
MARTINEZ 1AP > A
23-year-old woman has
com plained to the Con-
tra Costa sheriff's orrice
that her romance with a
beekeeper didn't finish
sweeUy -it ended with
a pit> in her face.
J eanne Garc ia told
deputies she agreed to hav e dinner with 28·
yea r -old Stephe n Am·
brose to e n d t he ir
romance. After dinner,
he left the table only to
retu rn with a gooey
c rea m pi e . whic h he
planted on her face. lie
then snapped a couple of
pictures and left.
A8 DAILY PILOT
Punch
'
Mond1y. M1rcti 5, 197'
I 2.fJ Mi iii on
Suit Filed
In Slaying
A S2 e million wrongful death lawault has been
tllt'd aaalnat the Anaheim Police Department In
lJ S Oiatrtct Court by a woman who lived with an unarm~ pnton u11capee killed by police last July
Robt<rt L Mc Pheraon, an escapee from a '
Saeruuwoto priaon work furlough program. was
ldllf'd by police bullet• Febniary 15 after be was
cornered In llll ukove betide an Anaheim factory.
POLIC'K SAID THE\' believed McPherson
waa anned at the tame, but no gun was found at
thfl scene More than 130 bullets were round lodged
lo the wall ond doors or tbe factory.
r.icar .. t
Leo R . Mid·
dleton of Tustin.
director of
employee rela-
tion s for
Douglas Oil
Corp. or Costa
Mesa, has been
e l ected vice
president of
planning, agen·
cy relations and
research for the
United Way of
Orange County
North/South.
HOW IN COSTA MESA
ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES
FAMILY
AFFAIR
SINCE
1894
1hefe s no substitute for e•oerieocel
-:-DEN'S car;e·i ~ ·, : iiisiailation: ·custom drap1ri1s
lo< NO '
230411 linoleum. wood floor
I Hl "-c ...... ••-• C .... Mne. Ceilf, tJ'27
""-'4MIJI • 6.._HH
KIWANIS KEY
CLUI OF
NEWPORT HARIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
And
McPherM>n, 34, was hit five times according to
n roroner's report • 1. ,.,., ~""°',_ l • -
GUADALAJARA
RESTAURANT
Corona Del Mer
High School
PRESENTS
And you II never gut;S:> that underwater shot
ot you dnd the crocodiltts
Cy111 left the lttns cover on
NAMED IN THE SUIT, filed in Los Angeles by
attorney Thomas Weaver ror Leslie Lynn Dale and
the couple's chlld. are the city of Anaheim. former
pohce ctuer Harold Dastrup and eleven lodividual
police om cers
~ TIM TIMMONS
MAXIMUM UFISTYU
SEMINAi
Water Fluorides
.~ven Clearance
General damages or $500,000 are being sought
for the wrongful death of McPherson and $100.000
for the personal injuries of Miss Dale. said
Weaver. Weaver said Miss Dale was brought to
the scene by pohce and witnessed McPherson's
death.
Few:, ....... & THHIJlfl
to improve & understand •
parent-teen re1a11onsh1p
.............. '°" .... 1'1llln.. M.-cll •
F9'lly r.tr. u s.oo
Slot Filled Traffic SACRAMENTO CAP)
HOMEMADE MEXICAN FOOD
OPEN DAILY
11 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M.
Set., Merch 10, 9-~
Mon., Merch 12, 7·9 For_iillf__..011 C411 Lee· '79.ao o
PITTSBURGH CAP> -Commonwealth Court
has cleared the way for the West View Water
Authority to continue fluoridating the water supply
of 26 suburban communities north of Pittsburgh.
The court. ruling on the authority's appeal or
an injunction. said the appeal was moot because
the state Department of Environmental Resources
had already decided that the fluoridation posed no
health hazard.
S • aJ The appointment of lgD Be n Winters of Los Angeles to the s tale 665 PAULARINO
C......of '"~ ... -.....
AT NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH
MIO'trvlne Ave., N.8.
A Board of Medical Quali-pprOved ty Assurance's division --0r medical quality was
. announced by Gov Ed-
IMnt to k• c.-. a..tl ( ) I .. 1\1 . UOYI> DAILY PILOT
A lower court issued a ban on the utility's
water fluoridation Nov. 16 in response to testimony
purportedly linking the practice to increased
cancer mortality rates.
I n s tall at 10 n or a mund Brown Jr · $87,520 traffic signal af--------·-------------------___:___:.....:::.._ __________________ _
COSTA MESA 540-2392 INFORMS in the
Beotia Notices
HELSOft CHERYL CHRISTINE NELSON,,, ..
slclefll of Casi• Mew. C• P•s-•••Y
Qn Mar<ll 2, 1'7'"' tlle -of It ¥e•~
Lovln<a °""llM•r ot Don•ld •no Conni.
N"lson ot "°''• Me\a, Ca Crwm•tiof> and prlvllte lnle....-i wlll lilhe ple<e
•' Smllll & Tu111111 MortU<try, •17 E
17111 St .. "°''" M«Ka. Ca ..._ .... VIGEll~
ANTHONY J lllGELIS, res!Oent Of
NewPOrt 0.e<h, Ca P•s...S • .,..,, on
March 3, 1•1'1 Survive<! by his "'''-
Alb"''• Clar-ll•O•tos ol Ne.,port 8eac11. ea 3 Oe\IClhl•tr• Maroa,., M
lllQfllS, Mllry Ell<ebelll lllQells <!>r•d
AnlOH>Mll• C. lllQtll\ Mlln of Chris
tlAn 8url•I wlll be h4'1d on Wf'dne"'"'·
March 7. 1•7• ., 10 00 AM ., St
Jod<hlm C.lhollc Olurrh wllh an In·
1erm.,nt ..i Holy 5epvlc"41r C"""''ttrv
Friends m<tv call ..i Bell 8r0d<fwo
Mortuar, on Tundily, Marcll 6, 1'79
l rom 1 00 PM to 8 30 PM ee11
Broadwa, Mortuary Cost• M4ou dl•K·
tors
coaal!IA
Vori.ex 3
Gets Win
Vortex 3. skippered by
Bruce Twichell of the
host club was tbe winner
Saturday in the second
race of Voyagers Yacht
Club's Hot ·Rum Series
sailed inside Newport
Harbor. There were 19
entries in the event.
Runne r -up w as
Windchild. skippered by
Lee Armstrong, VYC.
a nd third was
Hansea ti c. Jerry
Krogmahn, VYC.
the intersection of Alicia
Parkway and Paseo de
Valencia in Laguna Hills
has been approved by
&range Co u·nty
Supervisors.
John Schade. an aide
to Supervisor Thomas
Riley. said work on the
s ignal project should
begin in May and be
completed by mid-July.
Steiny and Co .. Inc.,
Anaheim, submitted the
low bid for the construc-
tion project, Schade
said.
Crisis Aid
Planned
HERMAN CORREIA, natlv" of
Milnethvwth. r•JJcHnl, of Co,te ·~ .~~~iOV~.
MH•, C.. P~ •way on Merd• l .
ttn at Ills llotne ..i Ille -of 83 y.ars Belowed ~ of Mery ecw,..1. of 1
A workshop 'on identi-
fying a crisis situation
and learning how to give
immediate aid will be
CO•ta ~. Ca • 1ov1nv -ot All>ert Con'ele of Oe-141no, C. .,.d
C•urlna Mar'llM of W.stmlMler C•
Mr Correla ,.,., a pl\,armecbl for
Tllrltty ONv Slorn for u YHr$ He
wn ••so • ~ of the Mason< LOd<;ie. Foothill LOdll"' • S6•. Elk'
Al•meda Lodge "331 Meson•c IUMral
-VIU\ wlll tie held on W-Mley,
-rch 1, 197tat 21XI PM et T~ Cl\eoel
of TIW QM,,...., In 0.lllend, C. En-
tomt>m•nt to fol-at T,,. Cl\apel of
Tiie Chi,.,., M•usolevm. Smith &
Tulhlll Morfu&ry dlrKton. C27 E 17111
St .. CO$leMM& ......._
f'aOVOST
AMY 81 ANCHE PROVOST. rM•
O.nt ol ~ Hiiis, Ca P.sMCI away
on March l. 197' In UtQvna Hiiis, c..
Survive<! by her d<l~ter M•r<;iverlte
C11son ot ~ Hiiis, Ca. Service. will ~ held on ~ey. M•rcll 7,
1'7t •t tO:OO AM et Pe<lllc View
r11apel. lllslt#tlon • 00 PM to 9:00 PM
on TveSClay el Pacllk 'Ill-Mortu.tr,,
3500 Pacific View Ori"•· Newoort 8 .. (11, Cl. Prl¥11le lnte,.,,,.,,t wlll tie
lit Ille R-11on Cemeter, In !;euth
S en Gabriel, Ca. Pacific lllew
¥clrt11MY dorKIOO.. ...,._2700
ca•IGMTC*
laVERNE ALICE CREIGHTON,
rMkMnt of OoJta Mesa. Ca. PaueG
away on Mllr't:ll >. 1m Survtweci bY
son\ R_, W Cn!lohtcwt and NOrmen
P•ul c~. Qf'l!Nkhlldreft Svwn.
Glnoer, Allison, Steph•nle •nd
Timothy 0-.l<;illton Mrs Cre ighton
wu nt11'81 ett~ '10 ve•rs of ....,,ke In
t!W Of'"'09 Couftfy Auditors Deoltrt• ment Servi~ 11·00 AM TllH<lay,
March 4, le1'9 llt Paclfk View Cl\a.-1.
Interment Peclllc View Memorl•I
P•n. Pacttk vi.w ~ dlrec·
ton
PINCMAM,
HERBERT FINCHAM, PtiMd-•Y
on Merell s, 1m 1n a ...... Vlst• c-
vei.1<ent Hosplt•t, Anat>enn, ca. •tM
a lon9 lllntn Services pending
H•rbor ~Mollnt Oii.,. Mot'tUMy Costa Mesa S..O.SSM '
..... ~ ... °" ~HOMI
646-2424
Costa Mesa
673-9450
l lLL •OADWAY
MOllTU•IY 110 Btoadway
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SANTA BARBARA
<AP) -Petel' Colefax,
75, former chairman of
the Security Pacific Na·
tional Bank and presi·
dent of the Santa
Barbara Museum of Art,
died Saturday in a
hospital.
SAN RAFAEL <AP>
-Leo Charles Ross, 65,
a former president of
Pacific Far East Line,
died Saturday ln a
Marin County hospital.
HOLLYWOOD <AP>
-Movie industry
veteran Carter DeBaven
Jr., 68, who was an ac-
tor, director and pro-
ducer during bis half·
century career in films,
cUed. He wu tbe brother
of actress Gloria
DeHaven and son of ear-
ly motion. picture stars
Carter Deffaven Sr. and
Flora Parker DeHaven .
April 21 at the Hunt·
ington Beach Inn.
The workshop wiU be
taught by Judy Albert. a
communications analyst
and marriage, family
and child counselor.
The workshop will
cost $15. Registration
was suggested by April
12. For more informa-tion, call 963-0811.
FBITalk
At College
A look at the FBI will
be provided by former
special agent Leslie F .
Warren from 7:30 to 9:30
p.m. Friday at Science
Lecture Hall 1. Orange
Coast College in Costa
Mesa.
The lecture will cover
the domestic and in-
teroaUonal jurisdiction.
Warren will also speak
about bis experiences
with the federal agency.
For further informa·
Uon, call 556-5880.
Act Reversed
SAN F R ANCISCO
PETALUMA <AP> CAP) -A dismissed in·
Leroy Loaalbos, 71, 8 dictmenl charging three
Northern California trial Salinas policemen with
lawyer died Saturday. ~onspiracy to obstruct • Justice and f urnish
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DAILY PILOT MclncM!Y. Mwch 5. tt71
Stretrh i ng for a Ca trh
Outfielder Glenn Burke of the Oakland A's reaches out
to snag the ball during drills at t~e tea~ c.amp in ~c~~ts
dale. Ariz. The A's open sprmg trammg exh1b1t1on
competition · with the Angels in Palm Springs n~xt
weekend. Oakland is one of the last teams to open sprmg
exhibition play.
L akers' Worst ··Ganie?
By JOHN SEVANO "MARK TIUS DAY DOWN," said West.
0t1heo .. 11,~uoui..tt .. They'll (Lakersl reme mber this day, I 'll
INGLEWOOD It was a distraught and remember this d ay a nd you'll remember disappointed Coach J err y West who this day.
emerged from the trainer's room Sunday "Of all our games recently this might be
afternoon. one of the most disappointing I've been in· His team --the Los Angeles Lakers -volved with. It might have been one of our
had turne d in one of their poorest worst games all year ."
performances of the year in losing to the Indeed, West had something to be bitter Denver Nuggets on national television. a bout.
113-99. Playing selfishly, and with a great deal
turn a sloppily played first half into a
nightmarish second half.
"When you shoot poorly and hold onto
the ball a team isn't going to play well."
explained West . "We had a 10-point lead at
tbe half and I thought that was one of our
worst halves this year."
"And so bow would you describe the
second half?" somei>ne asked.
"We just got worse," West snapped.
It was the type of a game everybody on of individualism. the Lakers lost a game to
i tbe losing end, from the coaches and the Nuggets they controlled for 44 of the 48
players alJ the way to the 14,770 Forum minutes.
THE I.AKERS STARTED the game on a
bigb note, jumping to a 16-6 advantage
before it was five minutes old. Their pal·
terns were sharp, their defense tight and
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With the Angels
Ryan: This Is
My Last Year
From AP Dltpatches
PALM SPRINGS -California
pitcher Nolan Ryan says he
believes this season will be his
final one with the Angels.
"At this point. I am confident
that 1979 will be my last year
with the Angels, that I will
become a free agent in Oc-
ro be r ," Ryan said at the
American League team's spring
camp.
·'The one thing I wanted to
make clear is that I don't want
to be distracted by trying to
negotiate a contract during the season."
RYAN, WHO WAS ailing last
year and had a 10· 13 record, is
on the final year of a three-year
contract. That pact reportedly
called for a signing bonus of
$200,000, an annual salary of
$250,000, a $20,000 payment each
year for five years after the con-
tract ends, and an interest-free
loan.
• A, Wlf'tfMto
808 BYMAN BLASTS OUT OF A SAND TRAP.
Ry an, through attorney
Richard Moss, last winter bad
reportedly asked the Angels to
conclude negotiations with him
prior to the start of this season.
He reportedly is asking a four-
Star ·of the Future?
, ,
Litt/,e.known Byman Wim Citrw Claasic
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP ) -The first two times
Bob Byman attempted to Cain his pla)'in1 richts
on tbe American pro aolf tour, be failed .
.. It WU" be Hid, "a blealq in disguise.''
After the first fallure, be played the mini·
toun, and won a couple of tournaments.
AITD THE SECOND, be and wile Michelle
packed up and went to Europe. ID 1977, be won the
Duteb aDd Scandinavian opens and, later in the year, won the New Zealand Open.
''TboH were definite atepplfta·stonel=" be aa1d after ICOl'lq bll flnt American trium Sunday
wttb a par OD the second bole of a ,... en-death
plaJoft qlimt John Schroeder in the Bay Hill
Cttrua Clualc. .. I bed to bllve thou stepplna ataMI, that H ·
....-... to be able to bandle a. ~res aad tlle ..._.. of tbla tounwDeat. I m DGt 1un I
HllN -. -.. wttbout that experieaee. ProbU1J .....
·'I've had an overriding aoal to be one of the
beat players out here. To be recoani&ed as one of
the top 10 or lS playen, you muat continue to
perform. You must continue to win.''
AND, ALTHOUGH the winner of four forei(D
titles (the Duth Open twice), he said, "I'll DOW
concentrate on this tour. I'll play abroad, but my
concentration will be here."
Byman, who finally won his American playln.a
ritbta lut aprinJ, had to qualify to 1et into thla
tournament -which 1atned new stature with
Arnold Palmer aa the aponaor and Palmer's tou1b
Bay Hill Club course as the site.
"I b8'i an Incredible eenae of confidence," he
said and, by his own estimation, played his fint
three rounds ''almost nawleuly."
He bad a oae-1boc. lud to&DI lnto the flnaJ
round but droPDld back Into a tie with Schroeder
at 278, llx·uncle"r-par, wltb a bole1·bocey fln11h la
re1ul1tioa play. Bttftan plQed the lut round ln
par '71, Schroeder lnr'JO dMplte a double bo1e1
aenn on tbl 1ltb bole wben, "olmOully I loll the
rolf ~ ·• Setaroedel' 1Ud.
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... BYllAN, Pa .. 81
year contract at $550.000 per
year.
Although the club may still at·
tempt to meet Rya n's price
before the start of the season.
the Angels thus far have been
non-committal. Team owner
Gene Autry may want to wait
and see how Ryan pitches this
season, then go after him in the
free agent draft.
RYAN, A RIGHT-HANDER
known for bis blazing fastball,
during the past seven seasons
has won 17 or more games !or
the Angels five times. He bas
thrown four no-hitters and has
2,686 career strikeouts.
In other developments at the
Angel camp. Frank Tanana says
he is not going to try to re·
negotiate his contract despite an
18-12 record last season.
The Angels' left-hander, dis·
pleased with his 1978 season, is
going back to his old pitching
style.
"l'M GOING BACK to my old
way of throwing across my
body;• Tanana said. "That's the
way I feel the most comfortable.
That's the way my body is ac-
customed to the throwing mo·
tlon.
"I didn't feel comfortable last
season and I didn't have com·
mand. After 15 years." Tanana
continued, "I can't pitch any
other way. IC it shortens my
career. so be it. My arm didn't
get any stronger last year.
"I gave it a shot doing it their
way and from now on, I'm going to do what is comfortable."
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Utah St. Five l I
In First Round!
SHAWNEE MISSION, Kan. IAP) -This year's NCAA basket-
ball tournament may be the finest ever, says Wayne Duke,
chairman of the nine-man committee that put it together.
"Very definitely. I think it is the strongest tournament fielo
and the best-balanced.'' Duke said Sunday after announc\ng the
pairings, seedings and at-large entries in the 40-team tournament.
BESIDES EXPANDING from 32 teams to 40, this year's
tournament features two other important innovations -seeding
and first-round byes. In addiUon, the committee was empowered
to ship any team out of its natural geographic region to .any of the
four regional competitions. DePaul and Marquette. s hifted from
the Mideast to the West. were the most notable teams affected by
this new wrinkle.
The top six seeds in each region won byes into the second
round. In first-round action al four sites Friday, the No. 7 seeds
will race the No. IOs and the No. 8 seeds ·
will meet the No. 9s.
After three days of meetings and
"many arduous hours of culling informa·
lion from many sources," the committee
seeded North Carolina. 23·5, first in the
East Regional, Notre Dame, 22-4, first in
the Mideast. UCLA, 23·4, first In the West
and top-ranked Indiana State, the tourna-
ment's only unbeaten team at 29-0, No. 1 in
the Midwest Regional.
In addition to 23 automatic qualifiers
from various conferences, the committee
picked 17 at-large teams. including Notre Dame: DUke. me No. 2 set!<t ln the Ea-st,
DePaul and Marquette, the secon.d ~nd BOYD
third seeds in the Wes t . and Lou1sv1lle.
third seed in the Midwest. The four regional winners will advance
to the championship round March 24 and 26 in Salt Lake City.
OTHER AT-LARGE ENTRIES are St. John's and Syracuse in
the East· Detroit, Iowa and ~uisiana State in the Mideast;
Southern California, Utah State, Utah and Pepperdine in the West,
and Southern Alabama . Texas State in the Midwest.
Coach Bob Boyd's Southern Cal team, 19-8, meets Utah State.
19·10. and Utah. 20·9, plays Pepperdine, 21-9, in the West Regional
first round Friday at Los Angeles. Jn the second round Saturday at
Tucson. USF. 21 ·6, plays Brigham Young, 20-7. and Marq~ette.
21·5, meets Pacific. which has the lowest winning percentage in the
tournament at 18-11. Second-round action will conclude at Los
Angeles Sunday with OePaul, 22·4."arawing the Southern Cal·Ulah
See NCAA, Page 82
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RICHARD PETTY GIVES NEIL BONNETT ASSISTANCE.
IJrivers Heat Up
Eighi-car Pile up in Crash
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP>-Cale Yarborouah and Donnie Al·
Uson seemed willing to chalk up a pulverizlna eicbt-car pileup they
tri11ered ln Sunday's Carolina SOO stock car race to tbe breaks of
the game, but some of their reUow competitors weren't.
Three drivers made trips to the hospital -all were treated
and releued -as a result of the cruh early in tbe race and over
$200 ooo worth of racing equipment was badly mauled. Allison's
car owner, Hoss Ellington, had two cars demolished -making for
three in the last two weeks.
"AB FAit AS l 'M OONCEllNED lt was just a racing acci-
dent," Yarborou1h said, expressln1 a view also aired by NASCAR
CompeliUoo Director Bill Guaway. "I didn't do it on purpose and
Donnie didn't do lt on purpose. II you want to blame aomebody,
blame t.be race track. Jl wu a slippery track and hard to pua on."
However. eventual winner Bobby AlUaon and Richard Petty.
drtvlnc ln relief of rookie Joe Ml1llkaD who ftn1lbed second, put on
a daulln1 ftve-lap display of akte·bY·tlde raclnt late in the event
that sbotdowft any IUJleltlon that kind ot maneuver wu lml)Oali·
bl• wtthout erublna c•"· ·
TO ~avau U. tbe.oftlclala' ataAd a quarter-mile away it
appeared Oouie AWaon made a clean move to lbt lnlide to pus
Y arbonQsb for tbe lead ,_. into tum three on tbe 10th lap when a. C&ASll. Pase Ill
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JIMMY CONNORS AND PATii McGUIRE.
Connors Gets a Playmate:
Paper Says She's Pregnant
From AP Dlapatcbes
DAYTON, Ohio -Tennis star Jimmy Con· •
nors .has bee.n .seci:etly. married to a former · :1
-Playmate of the Year since last fall and the cou-
ple is expecting a baby this summer, The
Dayton Journal Herald reported in a copyright story to-
day
Connors. 26, and Patti McGuire were married last fall
in Tokyo, the newspaper quoted unnamed sources as say-
ing. The couple is expecting a child this s ummer, accord-
ing to the newspaper.
CoMOrs' bride reportedly often travels in disguise to
cities where the No. 1 ranked men's tennis player plays.
CoMOrs could not be reached for comment on the wed-
ding when sought by reporters in Memphis, where he won
his fifth U.S. National Indoors Singles over the weekend,
defeating Arthur Ashe, 6-4, 5-7, 6-3.
The Journal Herald said the former Playmate wears a
sapphire ring, sometimes dresses in disguises and sits
high in the stands during tournaments to avoid identifica·
tion by the media.
She attended Southern Illinois University, where she
was a political science major. She worked for Christopher
"Kit .. Bond's successful urn campaign for governor of
Missouri.
She appeared in the centerfold of Playboy maglllne as
the Playmate of the Month in November 1976, the same is·
sue that carried the controversial interview with Jimmy
Carter
She was chosen Playmate of the Year in 1977.
"'-'radlo.,a ~o. I Tiii• tt'e~lc
her convincing victory over Cbrts Evert ln the ~ OALLAS Mntwa Navratilova, despite •.
flnal11 of o tennis tournament here Sunday, lan 't ~
ready lo Jay claim lo belna No. 1 in women's
teonll.
"I'm No. l ror this week. but lt'a colna to take a lon1
Ume. Chrla worked at being No. 1 for five years. Last year,
I wasn't a clear No. 1, 10 they gave lt to her. Jt'a llke flcht·
loc AU. You bave to beat hlm clearly," Navratilova said.
Navntllova convinced a sellout crowd of 10,12S,
however. She took only 72 rnJnutes to dispose of Evert 6-4,
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OnJy 10 miles into Sunday's Carolina 500 Grand NattoDaJ NASCAR stoek car race, CaJe Yarboroa111
and DoaaM AWM.a crashed while battling side by
aide for the iead, triggering another controversy and
an etcbt-car chain reaction accident that involved
Darrell Wahrtp who said: "It was the stupidest
bleeping thing I've ever seen. One <Allison l ought to
be on probation and the other ought to be watching to
learn bow to drive. Somebody ought to drag Cale out
of his car and whip his butt."
Br•••l•g Bit• J ~ IJllt lrbla Lo•e
Despite an IS.point performance by Marina m
High gTaduale Rieb BraJUllDg, Notre Dame's
No. 2 ranked Fighting Irish dropped a 62·59 de-
cision to bosl Michigan in a nationally televised
college basketball game Sunday. The Irish closed the reg-
ular season with a 22·5 record ... Freshman Mlcllael
Barna scored 17 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to lead
unranked Nevada-Las Vegas to an 86-83 victory over 10th ·
ranked Marquette.
tt'arrfen Edge KC f• a.,ertl•e
Golden State's CUii Ray hit a pair of Cree m throws with 14 seconds left in overtime to give
the Warriors a 111·110 victory over the Kansas
City Kings Sunday in National Basketball Assn.
action. The defeat was the first al home in 16 games for
the Kings ... Marques Johnson pumped in 36 points and
Brian Winters added 27 as the Milwaukee Bucks defeated
the Boston Celtics, 135-122 ... Walter Davis scored 26
points and Alvan Adams 23 as the Phoenix Suns whipped
th e Philadelphia 76ers, 119-94 •.• Rookie Mychal
Thompson scored 25 points and Larry Steele bit three
crucial free throws in the final 1: 20 to lead the Portland
Trail Blazers to a 106-102 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers ... Tom Henderson scored six points in the last
20 seconds to give the Washington Bullets a 129-j28 win
over San Antonio ... LoDDJe Shelton's 12-foot jumper
broke a 103-103 tie with 5:39 to play and tbe Seattle
SuperSoolcs went on to a 119-109 victory over the Houston
Rockets. SeatUe..held the Rockets to six points in the final
5:39.
Cap. 'J'op Nonlt Star• tt'ftla 0:13 Lett
scored his second goal of the game lo give the ,
With only 13 seconds to play, Bob Sirois ~
Washington Capitals a 54 National Hockey
League victory over the Minnesota North Stars
Sunday. In addition to his two goals, Sirois also had two as·
sists ... Lanny McDonald and Dan Maloney scored
second period goals 58 seconds apart to lead the Toronto
Maole Leafs to a 4-2 win over the New York Rangers
... Wayne Cashman's second goal snapped a 4-4
deadlock during a wild first~riod and ended _up as the game winner as Boston whipped Detroit, 6-4 ... Mel Bridgman
scored twice and Bob Kelly bad a goal and two assists to
space the Pttiladelphia Flyers to a 6-1 win over the Buffalo
Sabres.
Teferido~ Radio
Following are the m ajor sports events on television
tonight. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./ excellent; ./ I .; worth watching ; ./ ./ fair; .f forget it. • 8 p.m., Channel 5 ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Washington St. at Arizona St. Announcers: Mike Walden and Pete Newell
RADIO: No events scheduled.
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APWirwpllato
HAPPY WINNER-Jockey Laffit Pincay smiles after rid-
ing Triple C rown winner Affirmed to victory in the Santa
Anita Handicap Sunday.
Santa Anita 'Cap
Affirmed Proves
-He's All Class
ARCADIA <AP> The big
chestnut colt named Affirmed
may bave run his final race and
he did it in record lime in cap·
turing the $31 2.800 Santa Anita
Handicap.
Sunday's appearance or the
4-year-old who won the Triple
Crown of racing and Horse of
the Year honors in 1978 brought
out a crowd of 66,477, which set
California betting records -in·
eluding a total record handle of
$8, 120,422.
and $2.10, Tiller paid $2.80 and
$2.10, and the two third·place
finishers returned $2.10 each.
LAZ BERRERA HAS traan£'d
Affirmed through the friple
Crown, then some losing races.
then finally to victories in the
$232,500 Strub Slakes for four-year olds and Sunday's win.
Barrera said be was un-
decided about the col~ 's future.
"We'll play it by ear, race by
r.a~~." said Barrera. "I don't thank be needs to prove anythmg
more.
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NCAA ••• Gap Filled Frottt Page BJ
I.AKERS ...
AFFIRMED WON the classic
11" -mile race in l : 58 3-5. one-
fiftb or a second better than the
track record set earlier in the
year by Tiller.
Carrying 128 pounds -the
most of his career -in this 4.2nd
running of the handicap, he also
shattered the race record of 1:59
1·5 that Crystal Water set in 1977
while carrying just 122.
··w e might run one race at
Hollywood Park. Naturally, he'll
pick up more weight, but I'm in
the driver's seat; he don't have
to run no more."
State winner and UCLA meeting
the Utab·Pepperdlne winner.
T he West Regional finals wlU
be al Provo, Utah, March 15 and
17.
Only two members of The As·
sociat.ed Press Top 20 failed to
make the tournament, No. 17
Ohio State and No. 19 Purdue.
Frtdey'• Flrat Round
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Lessard Sparkles Again
VANCOUVER CAP> -When
Rogatien Vachon le ft Los
Angeles for the Detroit Red
Wings, many people thought
goaltending would not be the
Kings• strong suit.
But don't try to tell that to the
Vancouvef' Canucks.
VANCOUVER FINALLY
found a few chinks l.n the armor
of rookie netminder Marlo
Lessard Sunday night but still
came out on the short end of a
3·2 count in their National
Hockey League game.
For most of this year,
Lessard bas bad the Canucks •
number. And that has been tero.
The 24-year:Ofd Leaiard, a
ninth-round draft plck 1n 1974,
bad abut out the Canucu 4-0
Dec. 30 and 2-0 Feb. 2S and until
former King Don Kozak scored
against blm early In the third
period Sunday night, be bad
blanked the Canucka for 164
minutes and 29 seconds.
"'BE'S BEEN PLAYING great
for ua all year. This was just
another examp.le. Everybody
picked us to finish last this year
IV A Stan Fold,
Move to Boulder
Tbe Orange County Stan of
tbe International Volleyball As·
an. folded today, an official with
tbe club annoanced today.
''We are no lon1er in the
lope," said the •rkesmao.
T&e Stars wll reportedly
mer1e wltb tbe San Dle10
Breakers and moYe to Boulder,
Colo. for tbLI aeuoa'a action.
The latenatioaal Volleyball A!J.
an. will become a aeveo·team
league tb1I aeuon.
because we bad lost Vachon and
they said we had no goaltender.
He's proved otherwise."
Steve J e nsen, Dave Taylor
and Mike Murphy staked the
Kings to a 3-0 lead before Kozak,
who tipped in Harold Snepsts'
point shot, and Thomas Gradin
connected for the Canucks as
Los Angeles moved four points
ahead of Pittsburgh in tbe
Norris Division.
Jensen got the only goal of the
first period, firing the puck into
an unattended net after Van-
couver defenseman Dennis
Kearns bad slid into goalie Dunc
Wilson.
TAYLOR GOT his 36tb goal of
the campaign b>: sweeping a re-
bound under Wilson in the first
minute of the second period
After Murphy made it 3-0 early
In the third, Lessard foiled Ron
Sedlbauer on a breakaway
before Kozak a nd Gradin scored.
Sedlbauer bit the left goalpost
with 70 seconds remaining as the
Canucks failed to snap their
slump that has seen only one
victory in their last 11 outings.
They are 12 points behind the
Chicago Black Hawks, the
Smythe Divialon leaders.
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But, as the game wore on so
did the Lakers. despite the fact
they were able to keep their
10-point margin (61-51 l at the in·
termission.
By the second half, the
Lakers' patterns were non·
existent, their defense missing
and their passes obsolete. The
only reason the Lakers re·
mained in the Jead was that
Denver wasn't playing much
better.
Finally, the Nuggets wised up
figuring if the Lakers were go-
ing to give them the game they
might as well take it.
THE I.AKERS were al their
worst during the final minutes.
supplying only token resistance
while being outscored 20·6.
"We played very selfishly,"
said Weal, who watched bis
team's fou r -gam e winning
streak snapped, and Seattle and
Phoenix both gain ground on the
Pacific Division leader.
"When we had a comfortable
lead ln the first half, and had a
chance to increase our lead, we
got worst and Denver ~ot bet·
ter," he added.
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Tiller, carrying 127 and ridden
by Angel Cordero, made a
charge up the stretch but could
get only within 4~ lengths of the
winner.
LAFFIT PINCAY rode Af.
firmed for one of his four riding
victories of the afternoon. Steve Cauthen, the teen-ager Pincay
displaced on Affirmed, rode 21-1
longshot Painted Wagon. 115,
and appeared to try to steal the
race.
He failed and had to settle for
a dead-heat third place with Ex-
celler. 127 pounds and Bill
Shoemaker.
Affirmed returned $4.60. $2.80
SURF OUTL4STS
POKIL4ND, 2-1
Goalkeeper Tony Chursky
scored the deciding goal in a
shootout to give the California
Surf a 2-1 victory over Portland
Sunday in a North American
Soccer League exhibition game
at Capistrano Valley High.
David Huson scored the first
goal of the game for the Surf at
38:30. and Stewart Scullion tied
the game for the Timbers at
66 :25.
Both teams were unable to
score again through the rest of
the same and a 15-minute over-
time. then the shootout was
staged.
*INVESTIGATE*
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CRASH ...
The cCJntact between their cars
occurred. But those directly
behind the developing accident
had a decidedly different view.
"Donnie made a clean move
to the inside," said Petty, whose
opinion is highly respected in the
sport. "But Cale cut down on
him and forced Donnie down on
the apron."
Petty called Yarborough's
move "another misjudgment in
driving" and "totally uncalled
for."
ASKED IF BE MOVED down
on the track to block a little
Yarborough replied testily, ''I
was leading the race. wasn't I?"
Yarborough bitterly attacked
Donnie Allison for blocking him
onto the track apron and pre-
cipitating a last lap crash at the
recent Daytona 500. That cost
both drivers a chance for victory
and netted each three months of
probation.
In r e ference lo Sunday's
crash, a subdued Donnie Allison
s aid, "It was a racing accident.
My wheels got down on the
apron and I went into Cale's
car." Gazaway said Allison con-
veyed t he s am e opinion
personally to him.
Petty, however. s uggested
that Allison was trying to avoid
stirring u p additional con-
t roversy that might result in
more disciplinar y action.
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Letting It A II Bang Out .t.I' W1repllote
Cleveland Indians' Len Barker sticks his tongul' out
while pitching batting practice at the club'~ Tucson
spring camp. Barker was traded to the Indians from Tex-
as during the winter.
F,.._PageBI
BYMAN WINS TOURNEY . •
right. then failed on a five.foot.
par-savmg putt whlle Byman got
down in two putts for the par that
won it.
"l got what I deserved." said
Schroeder.
Hale Irwin, Bill Rogers and
Andy Bean. who led through the
first two rounds, missed the
playoff by a single s hot at 279.
All had a chance to make it on
the last hole. Rogers and Bean
m 1ssed with bogeys and Irwin
failed on a birdie pull that would
have put him in.
ll was another four s hots back
to Tom Watson and five others
Sally Little
Big Winner
SARASOTA. Fla. <AP> -Nancy Lopez played well in Sun-
day's final round of a Ladies
Professional Golf Assn. tourna-
ment. But she was one or the
first to agree that Sally Little
played better.
Little birdied five holes -four
on the back nlne -for a 67 final
round and a IO-under-par 278
total to win $15,000 first money
and the Bent Tree Classic
tournament.
Lopez was two strokes back on
the 6,106-yard, par-72 course.
She carded a 68 for a 280 total
and $9,800 second-place money.
tied al 283. Wa tson had a closing
72.
Host Palmer s truggled to an
80, including 43 on the back side
and nine on the last hole. for 294
before heading for a television
tower. "I should have stayed in
the tower." he said.
Jack Nicklaus, only three
strokes back when the final
round started, took a 78 and was
well back at 288. "Obviously,"
he said, "J didn't play very
well."
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University Bids for CIF Soecer Finals
Unlvenuty lliRh's Trojans tangle with
lht• Sflddleback Roadrunners In a rematch
of an tarller tournament aome Tuesday In
thf' Cl.,. 2 A IJO(cer semifinals.
· 'Saddleback has a couple of stroiig
players and Is a phys ical team, much llke
Glendale," says Garber. "They're strong
and have experience in the playorts."
Pacing the Trojans are seniors Nader
Redjalnan. who scored three goals agaln.st
Mission Viejo, Chris Willis, Kevin Walder.
and Hal Nourse and junior Scott Zartler.
Th~ Trojans or Coaeh Neal Garber
qualllled for the iit:mifinals with a 4·0 rout
of M las ion Viejo Friday, whJlo Saddle back
udven ced with a 2 0 victory over
l'alabaaru> 'fht>y meet at University Tues·
d11y at 3. 1~
Saddleback also had a 2-0 tournament
victory logged over University. although
the Trojans have shown marked improve·
ment in the stretch, as evidenced by a 19--0
edge over three playoff opponents, includ·
ing the 1-0 victory over No. 1 seed Glen·
dale.
Jon Glenn is at the goal, and will be try.
ing to keep his shutout streak intact.
University is now 13-7·1 overall and
abould be in better physical shape than
Friday when Redjainan and Willis were
playing with injuries.
Wast Area
Woinen's
Calender
Tennis , .. ~,
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1• S•"~•t!Mlddl-k 111 ·-· foll~ !)ad<ll-.,k al S.t114 Mon1u 11
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HIQll ~ Corona del Mar at San Clemen1t,
NtWPOrl Harbor " Cosl• Mtsa, L" Ointa •I
Irvine,~ 8Nch •I S.oclltt>aO lall •1 J I ,ri<la' HIQh S<llOOI University ... MIU •on V•elo fJl
College-Plf!rce 31 Orangt C°"st lJ lO ), S.d
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Gymnastics
T-y
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Santa Anita
Race Results
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3 It(), EIKtric Fl"'J lH-i.yl 4.10. J.IO. Wal•..-s Reward t&anaiarl 8 10.
Second race OH·Mly~n (Pl•rcel 13.40. 17 00,
S 40; DH· Tl,.,,. to Try IOllv•res> •.to. '40. S 70:
Fa\I Fht (Q>rde<O) 3.40 OH-OellO Heel'°""''"·
$2 dally --1•1 t paid $10'.00 SJ Oally -.tile (6-31 paid So» 00
Third race-Ith El...,.nct (Plnuy) 1.tO. S.00,
J.70; Try Windy IC.MPH) "-00, 7 IO; Bet Mltr Ru IOllv-1) to.
Fourt" ~V-r CP1nceyl 1'.20. 7.IO, • 20. DevlO't ~""-(Ollvart•I 16 IO. 1 70: forrrfttlat IMcHar~l 7.80
l'ilth race-°"" Cul AbOtt <B•lluarl 11 oo
610 S OO: OUlo CCorde<ol I IO, 6.00; Sll••r E19le
I Moreno I 11 20 S.Su.acu. 11-1> o•ld ,,.. 00.
Sl•lh race-Wlnc:tv's Duke IMcHar-1 13 It().
'60. 3 40; No NO ICOrdero) 3.•0. 2 60; Don F (Gr•nll • 00
Seventh race Rk h Crea"' fMcHarguel I 70
4 to. 3 00. Pierre La Mont !Hawley! 3 80. l 20 8tonOle's Dancer IP1ncavl 3.IO. SS ••an. II 8 • o•ld$61.oo.
Eighth race-ffrrmed <Plncayl 4.60, 1 80.1 10·
Tilter (Corder'o) >.to. , 10, OH Painted Wagon
COul,,..,I 2.10; OH·E•c•ller IS11oema1<..-1 2 10 OH Dead l'oee1 IO< third
Nlnlh race-S/la<kle• IPlt1Cav l s 70. 3 20, i It():
Crimson Comme-r IMcHergu• 1 J 60. loo. StarwOOcl 1Cord4!fol 6 80 U uacta 110.SI N•d m .50. A 11encs..nc.e-66,'77
Kentucky in .NIT Field ·
NEW YORK <AP> The Ken-
tucky Wildcats railed to repeat
as national collegiate basketball
champions this year -or even
. champions of the Southeast.ern
Conference
They've been beaten 11 times.
one of their wors t showings in
history. But still the 1978-79
season hasn't been a complete
loss for them. and in fac' could
turn into a gold·plated winner.
ALL BECAUSE of a phone
. call from New York on Sunday ' "We kind or anticipated that
we would be considered very ·
strongly for a bid, so it's not
totally unexpected," said Coach
Joe Hall after bein~ invited to
the National Invitation Tourna-
ment.
Whether it was the pull of his·
tory. their status as NCAA
c hampions. the number of
tickets they'll sell in their king.
s ize arena or just the excellent
basketball they've played in late
season. the 19-11 Wildcats were
among 24 t.eam,s extended bids
by the NIT on Sunday.
"WE'RE VERY HAPPY with
it," said Hall. "This was a re-
building year for us and to be
picked for a national tourna-
ment at the end of the season is
a compliment to the way this
young club has come together .
We're real pleased to be play-
ing."
The . Wildcats were one of the
three SEC teams picked for the
largest NIT field in history.
Alabama and Mississippi State
were other SEC teams selected
for the 42nd annual postseason
tournament under the aegis or
Madison Square Garden .
The NIT also included three
teams each from the Big Ten
Conference and Atlantic Coast
Conference. Ohio Stale, ranked
No. 17 in the nation, 19th-ranked
Purdue and Indiana were select-
ed from the Big Ten while
Maryland, Clemson and V1rgio1a
were picked from the ACC.
WITH TEXAS A&M and Texas
Tech. the Southwest Conference
was the only other league that
had more than one represen
tative.
The NIT 1s scheduled to open
Thursday night with first round
games in seven sites and continue
with five more Friday night. The
second round is slated to be held
either March 12 or 13, the third
round March 15 or 16 and the
sem ifinals and finals al tt>e
Garden on March 19and21.
l'lltST tlOUNO
THURSDAY
N•v.icla R...otl'CHlator_.,5tal<!<l8.,
NO•lt\p~I Loul\u1na 113-SI al V"g1n1.i 118 '1
WaQ~• 1?1-61 ~•Old Dominion 12•·•1 St Jo\tOh'\ 11• 101 at Olllo 'Ital<! 111 101
R-1\land IJCMI at MoHVl .. no Ill 101 St Ronn<!nl~rl' lt.._.1 •t Alatwma 11• 101
Cle"''°" c11.~1 ,.1 K~nlucky 119·11 I Friday
Atcotn Stat@ fU O• at M•\\•\\•PO• Statt-tn"
MtO Af"P'•encan tUtWWt•UP at Punt\14" t 1~ '• Ind•• ... llt-171 at TU.H Tf'(I\ 119-101
Holy C•<X\ 117 lOI "' D•ylon 111·"
Tun A&M 1n .. 1 •I N•w Moi<O "'·"
Dodgers' Welch
Rocked in Debut
cB? J ~r LUl'.1 • 1~ U.S. VERSUS WORLD
1979 INTERNATiONAl CltAMpiONS
SpEEdwAy CltAtlENGE SERiEs VERO BEACH. Fla three hj ts, mcludaog a
CAP> -Bob Welch. who triple for the regulars.
helped Los Angeles win La n c e Ra u t z ha n
the National League burled two perfect in·
championship last year nings and rookie right·
after his mid-season hander Rick Sutcliffe
promotion lo th~. m~-gave up one hit in two
J?rs. was rocked m his innings.
first appearance of the r s pring during a Dodger Al so Su~day , two
intra-squad game Sun· rep~esentatives of the
day. I~han Basebal! Federa-tion. hopeful or including
Welch gave up four baseball as an Olympic
runs in his one inning or sport for the 1984 Games
work as the Dodger reg~ in Los Angeles, visited
ulars overcame a team Dodgertown.
of reserves for a S-3 vic-
tory. The big blow was
Dusty Baker's two-run triple.
Baseball
COU.EOE UCLA 1'. Ari-St 1
S t e v e . Y .e a g e r 0o~ln::!~ Hi.~'~,,_ '· C•• St•t•
homered an an rung later. Lonv Bf>ach s1 '·ca• Po1y '>LO • Se C 0 n d b a Se m a n UC S.nla Barbllr• It. U!>C \
Davey Lopes collected c,,,.,;..~N~:,!!t.,LEOE
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MOTORCYCLE RACES
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This tournament was the first
or five that Lopez won last1ear which helped the 22-year-ol pro
be named the Associated Press
female athlete or 1978.
Pro Standings
S INCE 1924
SUPER
SPORTS SHOPS
SALE
I BINDtNGS I "I played well today," said
Lopez, "but I had those three
bogeys that were dumb bogeys."
Ludlno 5tores and ~Y winning' Sunday In
the LPGA e.nt T .... Ooton on ·~ 6,10. yard, par-72 8...t TrM Golf c1110 course
SAity Llttl• SIS.000 7'H1·n•1-m
Nancy L-l ~,800 7 HM~--
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Berti.re Mo .. ness s2, 100 n-n.1J.~M
JoAnne C.rner n, 100 n-n.n-n-•·
Donna 11. Whlt•Sl ,100 66-17·7"'16-198
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Basketball
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and Fore Most
The Women's Kemper Open
See the lPCA Stars-
includms Nancy Lopez
Mlldt .... 1
MeM Velde CoMry Oub
COiia Mell
$150,GOOPutte
Advance ticket and
Group plans at Oraose
(.ounty Chlmber of
Commerce offlcel or the
Womt!n's Kemper Open
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40 197 280
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219 E. 4th ST.
( 714) 547-5723
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121 FASHION ISLAND
(714) 644-2121
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163 LOS CERRITOS MALL
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MARMADUKE by Brad Andenon FUNKY WINKERBEAN .............. ~ .......... -----------
"I suppose It WAS a little
gloomy In there 1 ·•
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MISS PEACH
A~THL.AR
REVIEW?
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~ FIRf>T 'fl.II~ 1b 00 lt-1 TJ\5TI~ A WINE I~ ~ IF IT
HA!> A GOCO t.106E .
Al[THU~ /. HAVE: YOU
~eN, 11~E GreAT"
~IN ~8eee"Y '?
by Tom Batiuk
by Mell Lazarius
NO, 9tAT MY FATHER: ~/.W
IT '+OYEA~~ A60. He~~~
IHE F'lL..M WA? c:i(eA'T,
E'IAT THE PIANO
W!.~ AWl='UL.
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SUPERHEROES by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta AGATHA CRUMM
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~OU CAA DO IT...
COMICS I CROSSWOF\O
by Charles M. Schulz
NO, MA'AM .. Nat UNLESS
'(OU SA'f 1 1-tAVE TO
MAlfBc I COULD JUSf
BE IN THE PRO-AM ...
by Bill Hoest
~l.4~iiNMfH.'ILE··AT TV STATION *585 .•.
JERRY, REME.MBe.R THAT VIOEOTAPt! WE MAO€ OF /..Un/OR 'M1EN HE CUT IN ON THE
MOO" HE LACt<S
IN OlnVl~O
MORNING Ne'NSCAS77 AllLft'Y· ..
SHOE by Jeff MacNelly DR. SMOCK
Its time tD get our
currency bad~ on a
f£>u'nd fu>ting.
We rnust return to the old
sysrem and back the £bllar
With somethl~ o£ real,
ta~ vdlue t ltl<e the
~ld standard ...
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or the gla-zed donut
stamircl .
VUM.1 j"HfS HAS GO-r -ro ee A VIN..,..AGe
FORMUt..A.'
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"Sugar is rtol loud when you wal on it.11
DENNIS THE MENACE
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GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
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U6l:O 70 81! HIS
. l!eST FRIEND 'TIL HE
GOT
IT'S INTElESTING T~T THRf£ MEN eECAVSf Of Tl1E Al/TC>f'SV t
f'£RFORMEO, we HOW l<>IOW
THAT ONE WAS M~OEREO/
&VT IT MIGHT &e OF INTEREST
TO KNOW THAT ™E OTHER
TWO YflU. NOW &e
EXAMINED A~.'
~lMll4flC
CONVER SA TlON
8£1"G ltEOORDEP,
HUMTU ~GAVIN
~CTlNTO
AN AREA WHICH
WOUlO &E MOST
INCRIMINATING!
WHOSE &USINESSES VOO TOOk
OVER HAVE DIED, 8EUAOOCN/
/!i-O•P ti PH"'\
NANCY
NANCV1 l eouGHT YOU
A BALL.CON
THANKS, IRMA··-
1 THOUGHT
YOU WERE
STILL tJIAD AT
ME
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by Harold Le Doux
ANO IF V0U KNOW WMAl'S 6000
FOil YOU ... ANO YOUR WIFf ... V0UU.
5EE TO IT ™AT --VOUC "£f'ORlS
AAE NeGATIVf I
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PO '>'t>U 1'"HINK ~WAS eoRN ves,-eRPAY?
by Templeton & Forman
~ reNr19r
W1~l. 5e~ YOU
)JQW I Mr( MOrLel.
TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Youno herr-
1ng
6 Domesticate
tO Pack down
14 Mart1n1
1ngreo1en1
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15 Atop
16 Thought Fr
11 Loves 10 e~·
cess
18 Remau•oe1
19 Bulrusn ..
20 R1go1ous n F1sh1no bOat
24 Mosou110
genus
26 Gladdens
27 D1dn t make
JO Title
31 L1ghl wine
32 Spectators
37 Choose
38 Causative
words
.0 Period
41 Feo up
43 Appoint·
ment
44 Bitter vetch
45 lnlantry
members
'8 Opposed
51 Smalt bird
52 Dress
~Session
58 Girl s name
59 Maple Le;its
01 Rangers
61 Instructor
62 Eno1ng tor
mac a
63 Lam!> s oe"
nal"le
6A Muse of oo-
etr~
65 Cr11cr11
66 Mild oath
67 Su1>1ease
DOWN
1 Turis
2 Droo
3 Girls name
4 Norm
5 Sampler
6 Produced
2 words
7 M1m1c
8 Ma1011ty
9 Mezzanine
10 Pipit
11 Malure
12 Brawl
13 Looks
21 Oklahoma
city
23 Mixtures
25 Percervers
UNITED Feature Syndicate
Saturday's Puute Solve<l
27 Stepped
28 Pueblo In-
dian
29 Superlative
endings
33 Don Juan
2 words
~Cheese
35 Routine
36 B11t1sh
weapon
38 Bane
39 Agreed
42 European
country
43 False teeth
46 Calendar
abbr
41 Streicher
48 Greek mar-
ketplace
49 Bravery
50 Cereal dis-
ease
53 Honduras
seaport
~Oblique
type. Abbr
56 Observe
57 Cave: Poet,
60 Make public
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Sales Profits
Law Changes
By SYLVIA PORTER ........ ",_ Homeowners under 55 years of age ..who sold their
homes in UJ78 and homeowners 55 or over who sold their
principal residences at a prom before July 27, 1978, are
governed by the rules below: -You won't pay tax on your profit I! you bought
another home within 18 months before or after selliDg lhe
old one. ror at least the price for which you sold your old
home.
-IF YOU PAID LESS FOR the new house, your profit
on the old one is taxable gain to the extent that your selling
price exceeds the cost of your new residence. If you don't
buy a new residence. your entire profit 1s tax.able gain.
The 18-montb rollover rule generally does not apply to
the sale of a principal re11idence if the owner bad, within
the previous l8 monlha, sold another principal residence
on which he deferred lax oo gain by taking advantage of
the rollover.
Bu t the 1978
R eve nu e Act h as
s ignificantly liberalized
this rule. You now can
get more than one tax·
free rollover within the
18·month period 1! the
Money's
Worth
later sale is in connection with starting work as an
e mployee or as a self-employed individual at a new prtn·
c1pa l place of work. and your move meets certain
technical requirements
Check the tax cons equences carefully with a pro-
fessional actv1ser 1r you must sell two homes within 18
months because of a change in work location. Don't permit
any uninformed lax "expert" tell you that you're not en·
titled tolhts tax-free rollover.
Q -IF IN 1978 YOUR FIRM shifled you to another
state and you we re forced to sell your home at a loss of
St.000. can you dedu<'t lhat loss on your 1978 return'>
A No. Unde r the law, no deduction is permitted for
losses incurred in s uch personal transactions as the sale of
a home. personally used cars. boats, etc., even Lhough you
have to puy tax on any gatns from such transactions.
Some of your expenses connected with selling yo ur old
house and.buym~ ;our new one. however. may qualify for
deductions as part of your moving expenses
Q -YOUR HOME COST $10,000 1n 1969 and you sold it
last June for $30,000. What tax is due on your 1978 return?
A -If you didn't buy another house and don't expect
to soon. and 1f you <or your spouse if the house was jointly
owned and you a re filling a Joint return 1 are 6S or ove r
before the sales date. you can opt to eliminate the tax on
the entire $20.000 gam
Q -\'OU BOUGHT A NF.W HOUSE in 1978 and im·
ml'diately spent about S4,000 on improvements . in addition
to fat comm1ss1ons and legal fees. Are these part of the
cost of your new reside nce''
A Yes All these e xpenses are
Nert Bemg luldlled
Developments Spur
Srock Market Surge
NEW YORK <AP > Favorable Southeast Asia and
Middle East developments provided the s park for a strong
rally in the s tock market today
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was up 11.61
points to827 .36. •
G.ainers outnumbered losers by more than a 3·1 mar~in among Ne w York Stock Exchange.listed issues.
Analysts listed a series or influences behind the rallv·
-r:tie Chinese announcement of w1thdralo\ al of forces
Vietnam after more than two weeks of border fight· from
ing
The resumption of some s hipments of oil from
following the political upheava l in that country. Iran
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-~LYPILOT .Monday. March 5. 1979 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
Hostage
J a mt.'!) Arne~s holds Laura Ca mpbell
c aptive lo flush out a Canadian revolu·
taonary on .:How the West Wa'::. Won"
tonight at 9 on ABC, Ch annel 7
MAN
A robot dupllcale or Oaca•
OOl<llN!" ta uMCI In a pk)I
10 dfttroy SI...,. and lrtNl
• aecret formula
Claaanrl Lbf in gs
II t<r4XT (CBS) Los Angele'> 0 KNBC(NBC) Los Angeles D KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles
8 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angole~
(I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ. TV (Ind ) Los Ange tel>
Q]l KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
Cit KCOP· TV (Ind) Los Angeleo., flt KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angele., ml KOCE·TV (PBSJ Huntington Beach
I SNWOAO AHO 80N
MACNEIL. I LEHRER
REPORT m> IHmOOUCINO
BIOLOGY
"Animal NU1rttlon"
7:30 II THE MUPPET'S
0 .-1 J-COco
I CONIUMU. BUYUNE
OATINOOAME
THE lA8T OF THE
BIOCATS G TIO TAC DOUOH
• ADAM-12
Malloy lrtee frMlleally to
~a man rrom leap-
ing from lhe roof ol a
building fD JUPfTEAWATCH
6°!> MONET
Franch lmpresslonlat
Clilude ~ 1 pa1nung1
.,. ~ et en e•hlbll
In CtWcago In the IC>'lnO ot
t1J75
1100,000 NMft THAT
TUNI 0 THI PNCa II NOHT
1:M. ftl..IOCM INW<
~ llCMcMed ptO-
grllmmlng INiy be deleY9d
due to pledge bf.U•
J;AO I .. TOHIOHT ... Cl) M1. y
8Ht)l'1 bflel car-N a
dOC10f .. hlgNlottted by hie
,_petletll~t ·
lllt ltlher D UTTU HOU8I ON
T'HIPfWAll W.,... away from "<>me.
Ctwiee -· I lonety woman wt>O lurM to him '°' •thlotlOn • OOUEOE
IMKIT8AU.
Art.Ilona State ~• Wuning.
ton State •O SALVAOl1
Harry ~ hta ~ dllCOV·
.. 1 tt-.ire map hidden
In a Clualc 1113<4 ,aulomo-
blle G MOVIE •••'It "To Catch A
Thief' ( 19S5) Cart Grant,
Or-Kelly A reformed i.w.i thief i. auspected of
returning to a life of e<lme
after he 18111 In love wtth a
WMlthy young woman (2
hra.)
• CAAOl BUANE'TT
AHDFMN>8
Guea1a: Tim Conway,
Charo.
• MISS TEEHAOE
AllllNCA PNlENIT G Ml.MOYERS'
JOUANAl.
"Nft Ammlm" A unique
comm<Jnlty of Chtilllans
llvlng In nor1Mm latael
rNC1 to 111111-Semlllsm
9:10 9 NATIONAL
GEOORAPHtC SPECIAL
"Journey To The Outer
Llmlt1" Nlneteert clly-bted
teertagen conff"ont tome
of natU<e's greatest cl\af-
ler'OM at the Colorado
outward Bound School,
g1aduallng only after
climbing the IOfblddlng
18.7tS-loot Santa Rosa
TUBE TOPPERS
KHJ D 8:00 "To Catch a Thief."
Cary Grant and Grace Kelly star in
Alfred Hitchcock's suspense movie of
lar ceny on the Riviera.
KCET B 8: 10 -National Geo-
g raphic Special. A group of 19 young
people atte mpt to scale the 18,715-foot
Santa Rosa Peak in the Peruvian Andes.
NBC IJ 9 :00 -"Jennifer : A
Woman's Story." Elizabeth Montgomery
stars as a widow trying to make a life
for herself after her husband dies in this
new TV movie.
PHk In the Peruvian
Andel.
uoe CI> FLA~
The Fungoe dedde that
chlYlllty .. no4 deed and
come to the aid of Mrs.
Fonunato.
• THE 000 COUPl.E
Oecar'a ex-wife tella him ane ta r-tylng and
1nvttae FeMx ~ him to the
wedding. t:008 CI> u ·A·e·H
Chartea and l<Hnger •hare
.,, emotional expetlence
wnlle drowning ll'lelr tOr.
rows a1 Ro91e't bar. G MOVIE
"Jennifer: A Woman·a
Story" (Premiere) Eliz•·
beth Montgomery. Btad·
lord Diilman. A widow
trying 10 make a me '°'
herMll and her chlldreri
t>eeom. lnYOl\led In ~·, .. struggle l0t control of
her late husband' a compa.
i_9 HOW THE WEST
WAS WON
Zeb attempt• 10 lure a fug.
111 .... t9\IOlutlont1t Into the
oper1 by kldnaw1ng 11\e
man's bNuttlul miltren
• MERV GfWF1H
GUMta: Aorence Hender·
IOl'I, Chatlea Grodin. Steve
Landeat>erg. Paul L Smith,
RlckMOMt
ti) MARCUS WEL.BY.
M.D.
Parenti sutter u •halt eon
uhdergoae another eat-
baclt In hi. Nfe.long ~ IDTHE~
PlAYa
"A.t You Like II" Ht1eri
Mlrren, Angt\arad Reel.
J tmH Botam. Brian
Sllrner, Cll.,.. Franets and
Richard PllCO "'' In
SllMM91NWe's lyrlcal and
llJl.hl'-ted play
1:15 Ill ACADaiY Lf.AD£R8
"Don't," "Clo11d
Monda ya." .. Flo111no
Fr .... and "That 1 Me '
1:30 8 (I) WKRP IN
CINCIHNATI
Hefb becomes Mj)atlled
lrom hla wife and begins
pltnntng IOf rua new.
~ bechelOt llfe
10:00 l!I (I) LOU ORANT
The cny room learnt that 1
, ldlcel group •s plennu\Q
to kidnap a VIP from a
convention attended by
Lou and other T rib ••11CU·
t1vea au NEWs ti) NtlGHT GAU.ERV
"The L1111e Black Bao" A
dlacledl1ed pnyalcian, now
on alcld row. !Inda a medl·
eel baQ that waa mtstaken·
ly lranaferred lfom lhe
=12\·~.:a
11:00 8 8 (I) <mJ NEWS U MAKE ME LAUGH
• MOYie
···~ "o.rtlng"' (1M5) Nie Ctwtltll. Laurence
~ A young girt_.,..
rleneea a numbet ot
roman11c lelklrM. only to
become the rejecled wife
of an Italian pr1nee. (2 hra.I .THIOOO ~ ,... lewna thllt hit and
a.cw'• tether• once I(,_
eec:tl othet.
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11: 10 DO< CAVSTT
Owle: Kattlertne Hepburn.
(!_arl 1 of 5)
11:ao. Cl) ..ocKl'ON) FtlD
Aocttl0td le hired to poee .. an .,, COllllCIOt 10 buy a
rare IOIJlptwe.
D TONIGHT
au.t hoat: Sob NewNlt
GuHl1: Helen Outley
8'own, Freddy Fen<W.
• 'TWIUGHT~ "~Of Thll Niie'' • 9 POUCE STOAY
Joe Forraater't P'OOf-
wl1h a melllllly Ill lugttiw ,.
hampered by a "do It by
the rulel" ottlcet
I THE GONG 8HOW
GET SMART
Agent 99 la _..t lo Casa-
blanca 10 find the murO..·
., of 275 '°" acierilillt 11:aae CAPT10NEDAac
NEW8
12:00 e TWIUGHT ZOHE
"Nervous Man In A Four
Dollar Room" A amen-time
thief -a ,_ reftectlon
of hltnMlf In a minor.
• Al.FAS> HITCHCOCK
PRE:8ENTS
"Seit OeferiM" A man klfts
a young hOodlum who has
1u.1robbedaliquor11ore
Cit GETSMART
Max and 99 are dlacovered
aa CONTROL 11Q111ts while
lnvea11g111ng 1 drcua
12:30 8 DAAGNET
"The Big Kids" m ALRE> HfTCHCOCK
PAE8ENT8
"The SO<cefor't AQpren-
ta" An unft11hlul woman
plana to get rid ot her hue--
band with the help 01 a
ll•ande4 young man.
9) MOVIE • * ·~ '"Undlt The Gun"
( 1115 \) RIChltd Conie.
~Totter. A gMOtter,
Q\#IY of murder. V9M
ottwr lnmet9I In 1111 plell
tot • perdon IM • w--..
out, (1 Iv., 30 min.)
1t:a? • MCMI • * "'Wiid Recere" ( 1"8)
Feblen. Mlrrlay F-.
Ill AOAM-1t "a.r With A CMll8n"
(Pllrt I) Malloy and Reed
ctt• the ,_ police oom·
mlealonef tor • tralftc
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12:40 8 Cl) C98 I.A TE MOYIE * * ~ "McMiiian And Wife: ~ For A Brlde''
( 19715) Rock Hudson.
Su11n Saint Jam••
1:00 8 TOMOMOW
au.1a: vtnvoeo vtoflnl1t
IUMk ~.author end
pteyWrlg'firtlore Vidal.
• DO< YAM DYKe Rob•-to talle cere of
Buddy'• dog fof the WMll·
end.
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1#7 btEAP SHOW
1:30 NEW8
2lOO NEWS
GET SMART
Mex. 99 end Httry HOO are
i.ft on a o-190 Pacllle
ltland lo IOOlt 10< a myst•
rloua murO...er 2-.301 NEWS 2':.11 NEW8
3:09 MOVIE
• • ~ "Uncle Harry"
( 19<415) 090f'ge S1nder1.
Geraldine Flt7gerald.
4:41 8 8TlV£EDWAR08
Tue11day·,.
Doyfht1P Movi.-1e
AFTERNOON
12:00 U * * * "Belles On Their Toes" (1952) Jeanne
Crain. Myrna Hunler • ** "BlowlngWlld" ( 1953) Gary Cooper. Ba1-
bara S11nwyck.
3:00 9 * * * 'h "Eecepe From Fon 8'avo" ( 1953) w1111am
Ho!Oen, Eleanot" P11ket
3:aG 8 * * * "WhO a Been
S teeping In My Bed?"
(19631 Dean Martin, Eliza-
beth MOtltgomeoy
Yes, Susan, But Can You Act?
r By PETER J . BOYER .
LOS ANGELES c AP) Questions I probably
shouldn't have asked. Or, "How to Really Ag -
gravate a TV Starlet."
Meet Susan Anton, tall and pretty lady.
described in her publicity sheets as "one of the
most exciting new personalities to hjl s how busi-
ness in years."
She is also known as a "Freddie Silverman
discovery,'' the girl Silverman has placed irt a
network series called "Cliffhangers."
HMM. MAYBE THERE'S an interview there.
Silverman. we know. is the programming whiz
credited with boosting ABC from last to first in the
TV biz. He's now gelling his mail at NBC, where
he reportedly e arns SI million a year. Yes. an in·
lerview with this Silverman rind is definitely in or·
der.
We meet al a Hollywood grill. She orders a
APw11· ....... glass of wine and a crab cocktail. Sbe must be on a
CAN SHE ACT? diet. l order a martini. I'm on a diet, too.
Su .. n Anton She is pretty and tall, just like the publicity
----------sheet promised. She s ays she's going to be in a
Cousteau
Special
OnKOCE
Capt ain Jacques
Cousteau aids in the re-
covery operations or a
danger to nearby
human, acquatic, and
pl ant life on "Time
Bomb at Fifty
Fathoms."
The "Cousteau
Odyssey" s pecial airs
Tuesday at 8 p.m . on
KOCE TV, Channel 50.
In July of 1974, the
Yugoslavian freighte r
Cavtat was rammed by a Panamanian ship at
t he entrance to the
Adriatic Sea three mJles
from Otrante. . 'fbe Cavtal and its
poisonous cargo -nine
hundred drums of
tetraethyl and
tetramethyl lead total-
lnM 600,000 pounds -set-
tled to the Mediterra-
nean's floor.
Wbetber metabolized
by flab or washed into
the ocean, tbe lead com·
pounds that would
escape from erodlnf
drums we re wba
Cou1teau termed ··a
Ume bomb," the detooa-
Uon of wbicb would be
delayed only for an UD·
known period of time.
movie about a tall woman athlete. She also tells
me about her NBC series, "Cliffhangers."
So far, so good.
I CONFESS THAT I DON'T know much about
her except that she used to be the sexy Muriel
Cigar girl and then the sexy Sanyo girl in com·
mercials, and that she was on "Merv Griffin" a lot.
"How did you happen to become a 'Fred
Silverman discovery' and land a network series?"
"Well, I would hope it was because he thinks
I'm a performer or some status or potential and
Hosu for Oscar
Special Signed
J ack Albertson and Florence Henderson have
been signed to co-host KHJ-TV's 14th annual
"Your Choice For The Oscars" special.
The special will be telecast on KHJ·TV, Sun-
day. April 8, from 5 to 7 p.m. with a repeat showing al
11:30p.m.ontbesamenigbt,overCbannel9.
"Your Choice For The Oscars" was developed
by KHJ-TV 14 years ago and was the first program
to offer viewers the opportunity to vole for their
Oscar favorites. Over 850,000 viewers cast their
ballots last year for best picture, best actor, best
actress, best supporting actor, best supporting ac·
tress and best song
Bal.Iota will appear in local newspapers na·
tJonally and ballot boxes will again be placed in
Pacific Theaters throughout Southern California.
that the man believes in me." She seems to be get·
ling testy. "ll goes far beyond the physical thing. I
mean. I don't want to get upset, but I am."
UH-OH. MAYBE I PHRASED it wrong. I tr)'.·
again. "What I mean is. what had Silverman seen
you do, besides the commercials?"
She's icy. "Thirty appearances on the 'Merv'
s how, 10 appearances on the 'Tonight' show." She
also tells me she was a Miss Amertc.a contestant.
That's nice. I say. "Actually, though, I was
wondering if you've ever done any acting?''
"The importa nt thing," she says, beginning to
flush, "is that I have people who do believe in me.
That gives me SOME credibility, somewhere
along the line." I feel like a bully. But I still
wonder whether she's done any acting.
HER PRESS AGENT INTERVENES. "She's
a talented girl. I m~an, she's really, g~nuinely
talented. When Fred Silverman saw her on the
'Tonight Show,' he said, 'This is going to be the
next big thing on television.• "
I don't doubt that, I tell them, "but Uke I say, I
was just wondering if she's done any acting." I'd
forgotten why I even wanted to know. But it
seemed a matter of principle by now.
Her press agent explains that Silverman is
taking a chance on her as a "personality." Miss
Anton just stares at her crab cocktail. She speaks.
"I think you came here with the purpose to ag-
gravate, lo insult, to try lo find out why I shouldn't
have any of this happening to me."
I perceive that I have angered the next big
thing on television. her press agent, too, and I beg
their leave. Still don't know whether she's done
any acting.
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day at 8 p.m . on
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hear is the announcer say: "and now a
word from ," a nd I leave the room .
Which means most TV commercials
don't get much of a break from many
women my age, who aren't big TV
viewers at best.
Advertisers know I 'II be there when
their ads run in J the Daily Pilot. I
s ubscribe.
More women turn to the adverUsing in
their daily newspaper ~han the combined
day and night audience on the TV tube.
Does that surprise you? Tune in to the
Daily PUot.
DAILY PILOT
ENTERTAINMENT I BROADWAY I POP MUSIC .Mond9y. MetOtl 5. 117' DAILY PILOT •7
New ondhelm M u s le al
'Barber' Needs Clipping
Working Couple ,,. ..........
Robert Wagner and wife Natalie Wood attend
a reception celebratlng the first Issue of Look
magazine in Beverly Hills. Wagner has been
comtnissiooed by Look to record in pictures
and .te~ Miss Wood's trip to Russia while she
1s ftlrrung NBC 's "The Treasures o f the
Hermitage."
By JAY SHAaBUTr
NEW YORK <AP >
''Sweeney Todd, th4' D mon
Barber Qf Flttl Street'' ls a bll
bloody. Our Swetiney slits the
lhroall of five vlcUm~ on ata~c
and a frw more off 'l W~h bo d
cut the show. too
B~uuu with 26 oumbtra.
Sttpb~n Sondhti1 m'1 first
musica l is 111 c e ''Pacific
Overtures" Ii a barmonkally
tomplt>x, very ambitious, very
unuaual mix of bor~. gore and
benuty lt '• all<> too long. Set lo 19th century London on
a huge set you'd call boller·room
ancient, il itara Len Cariou and
Angela Lansbury. It w as direct·
ed by Sondheim's old allY, Hal
Prince, and bowed Thursday at
the Uru.
"SWEENEY," A British bor·
ror tale of 1847, offers a crazed
barber <Cartou> who 1lay11 folks,
und a dotty meat-pie maker
<Lanllbury) who u1e1 the bodles
for what proves a Burger-People
at and.
Seems lbe barber is bonkers
because a wicked old Judee (Ed·
mund Ly:,eck > un ustly Im·
prisoned , raped bis wile and
took bia. pretty young daughter
<Sarah Blee> aa bis ward and,
later, bri?e-to·be.
So our shaver has broken out
of prbon. He's rescued at sea by
a handsome, earnest young
sallor (Victor Garber >. He In
time woos, even saves the fair
daughter. But he returns Todd to
London.
BAaBER MEETS pie lady,
she lets him set up shop above
her pie shop and the stage ls set
for bis revenge. But all this
takes a while.
First, the chorus, in Franne
Lee's superb Dickensian cos-
tumes, must wait for a erave to
be d ue, then for a gboaUy Todd
to rile from lt. Tben they emit
"The Ballad of Sweeney Todd."
and off we go.
The whole score, although
there's too much of It, ls bold
and fascinating, often gently
atonal. It's the kind that needs
at least two bearings before you
can cat.ch the odd-interval thrust
or it.
But it's often undone by Sood·
beim 's noted ability to write
clever, intricate lyrics. Tbe
words may daiz.le on paper. But
as sung in the a.bow, they usually
rattle by so swiftly they tend to
become a melodic babble that
does little to advance the plot.
Sondheim can write brilliant
music, no question. But be needs
a lyric relaxant.
91cmro1w1•
10••1no11
By The Associated Press
The following are Billboard's hot
record hits for the week ending
March 10 as they appear in this
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
ROT SINGLES
1. "I Will Survive" Qloria Gaynor
! Polydor)
2. "Do You Think I'm Sexy" Rod
Stewart <Warner Bros.)
3. "Tragedy" Bee Gees <RSO>
4 ... Fire" Pointer Sisters ( Planeu
5. ''Heaven Knows" Donna Sum·
m e r & Brookl y n Dr ea m s
<Casablanca)
6 "A Little More Love" Olivia
Newton-John (MCA )
7. "Shake Your Groove Thing"
Peaches & Herb <Polydor>
8 "What A Fool Believes" Doobie
Brothers (Warner Bros.)
9. '"YM CA .. Vill age People
! Casablanca>
10. "Sultans Of Swing" Dire Straits
<Warner Bros.)
TOPLPs
1 ... Spirits Having Flown" Bee
Gees CRSOl
Juliw La Rosa ..
Selling Mussels
FAIRFIELD, N.J . <AP> -When
he's not singing or acting, former disc
jocko Julius La Rosa is selling frozen
Italian mussels for a living. Why
Mussels?
''The situation presented itself and I
took advantage or it," LaRosa said
Sunday ... I've been eating mussels
since I was a kid and my partner
thought if I lent my name to the pro-
duct, it would help s ales."
LaRosa, 49, of Irvington, N.Y. said
he's actively involved in the company
in between club dates and reading for
a dramatic role in a network soap
ope ra.
2. "Blondes Have More Fun" Rod
Stewart <Warner Bros.>
3. ..Cruisin"' Village People
<Casablanca> MA«Me
4. "Dire Straits" Dire Straits .,..
<Warner Bros.) ....,.!;..~:,"=1"e ..
5. "Minute By Minute" Doobie "INTBIOaS" CNI
Brothers <Warner Bros.> -
EASY LISTENING ... ..,.....-:_.~ .. ~ , ......
1. "Crazy Love" Poco <ABC ) .,.....,.._~ ..
2. "I Just Fall In Love Again" -· Anne Murray (Capitol) 9ill!i if IAIY"" Il l
I Nil -·-3. "Forever In B ue J eans" e 1 ( COStl MESA ) Diamond <Columbia> _ _ _
4. ''Lotta Love" Nicolette Larson So. Coast ,,. ,.~ n11
(Warner Bros.) l••o Bri\10• , ,,, P''""O
5. "Somewhere In The Night" uuo1MV~TION•
Barry Manilow <Arista) SUPERMAN (PG) ,,,~,..,,, .. , .... SOUL SINGLES _.,..,_
1. "Bustin' Loose" Chuck Brown & THE WARRIORS
The Soul <Searchers Source) 2:30-4:30
2. ''I've Got My Mlod Made Up" In· 8:30-8:30-10:30 (A) slant Funk (Salsoul > .,_ _____ __:.....:......__.
3. "Aqua Boogie" Parlia.ment
<Casablanca)
4. "Shake Your Groove Thing"
"NORMA IAE" ZA+l-10 ,,..
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S. "I WW Survive" Gloria Gaynor ~~~~~~~~~~ CPolydor)
OOUNTllY SINGLES
1. "Golden Tears" Dave & Sugar
<RCA>
2. "Send Me Down To Tucson -
Charlie's Angels" Mel Tillis <MCA)
3. "I'll Wake You Up When I Get
Home" Charlie Rieb <Elektra)
4. "If I Could Write A Song As
Beautiful As You" Billy "Crash"
Craddock (Capitol>
5. "I Just Fall In Love Again"
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A fictional solution to the real
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.. Chrysler's projected 1979 average fuel mileage is 20 estimated miles per gal-
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lock-up torque converter for most six cylinder and V-8 engines that completely elim-
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Harriett Wieder, center, spoke at a luncheon sponsored by the
Youth Service Pr.ogram m Fountain Valley. With her are, left.
Margo Carlson, Y.S.P. coordinator, and at nght, Sally
Be/lerue, Laguna Beach councilwoman.
~ outh Program
Reassessment
County Supervisor Harriett Wieder
says programs for youth must be re-
evaluated and coordinated.
County Supervisor Harriett Wieder
s aid recently she thanks youth pro· grams. directly impacted by budget
cuts as a result of the passage of
Proposition 13, must be re-evaluated.
She also urged centralized county
control of such programs.
During an address before a
luncheon sponsored by the Youth
Service Program CY .S.P . Inc.> in
Fountain Valley, the newly-elected
supervisor declared the "realities of
government have changed."
At present, she charged, too much
duplication exists in youth programs
in the county. Mrs. Wieder said a
lack of ''intra-system communica·
tion'' is the root of the problem.
"We should not be 26 cities in
search of a county and a county in .
search of a city," she said. ''We have
to get together."
A proponent of Proposition 13, the
s upe rvisor said she thinks the
measure. overall, has been produc-
tive. However, she indicated that
some budget cuts might not have
been made in the proper areas.
She cited a recent study which de·
termined there is a current lack of
residential youth car e facilities,
psychiatric care and detoxification
centers for youthful alcohol and drug
abusers.
The supervisor urged a coordinat·
ed effort by public and private agen-
cies and individulllS to "prevent the
difficult youths from filtering
through the cracks" of the system.
<See YOUTH, Page C2)
Jack SDlith
The author and columnist says he
digresses for a living.
By CHERYL KOMO CM-o.ity ~Sutt
The tall, slender man with gray
hair slood solemnly before lhe
gleaming chrome microphone. He
!ldiusted hia spectacles and cleared
bis lbroat.
· Then resting both hands on lbe
. podium, Jack Smilb admitted be
sometimes feels frustrated when peo-
ple ask him what he does for a living.
"I don't know," said the Los
Angeles Times columnist and the
author of five books. "I digress for a
living. And il is the same thing this
morning," be warned.
"And I wanl you to know J am bard
at work."
That is how the subtle, quick-witted
Smith introduced himself to the more
than 1,250 persons aathered to bear
bis Town Hall debut in Newport
Beach. Town Hall is llteld once a
month at F.dwardl Cinema. Newpqrt
Be ach, and ia sponsored by the
Newport and La1una Beach As-
sistance Leagues.
While Smith nnw broke from bis
deadpan, the audience couldn't keep
a 1tralgbl face while be explained
ltow be became a newspaper colum-
'llist.
He joined the nmea in 1953 as a
1eneral a~ment reporter:
"A gefte)' wipment man tends
to learn leu and leu about more and
more and then be la considered right
Jack Smith,
•uthol'of
five boob
and columniat
kxthe Los
Angelea Times,
spoke to an
autllent:9 of
f,250ata
recent Town
Hal ptOgtam.'
to become a columnist,"Smitb
quipped.
"You would think a columnist
couldn't get into trouble," he added,
"and that's why they made me one.
But there are ways."
He said he quickly teamed that
although be wanted bis column to
contain only things which were
"sweet. r easonable, fair and
restrained"-there is almost nothing
that can be written or said which
doesn't offend someone.
To illustrate. he recalled the time
his column contained a list of words
be considered to be the ugliest In the
English language. Among them:
belch, a.spltall and crobgrcw.
The aapbalt industry never let him
hear the end of it.
Now a grandfather of three and liv·
in& witb bis wife Denine on Mt.
Wubington in Loa Angeles, Smith
said be is just beginning to realise, "I
have been denied my middle aae by
a prolon,ed adolescence."
Admitti.nl be sometimes gives into
trivialization about bow be views the
world and relates to family and
friends, Smilh said bis personal
phil~ is to "look around us and
see We 11 full of strawberries."
Jn other words, look for the good in
life, beaugested.
DAILY PILOT turiug_ ..... -._. __ _..,.CJ
Run for IJfe
The American Heart Association is offer-
ing .a series of clinics to prepare runners
for its annual Run for Life, set for May.
By JUDITH OLSON
Of-O•llV,.....t'-'f
"When I nm it's like on adventure -to
check aw the envsronmenl, to oppredok
tM beauty o/ natun or the /cut~
color• 11uwuet1or ninrile1."
-StanRou
You ~ them everywhere at all
times of the day. the joggers pulftng
and buffuig and sweating as they go.
It seems that more people than ever
before are running or jogging in the
l:J'nited States.
They don't appear lo be enjoying
themselves at all. bul according to
Stan Ross, they are experiencing one
of the greatest pleasures of life.
Running, in addition to exercising
the body and heart. awakens the
mind to pleasures such as t.he smell
of someone's dinner cooking in the
evening or smoke curling out of a
fireplace. And it offers a chance for a
close look at familiar environment.
Ross, who designed the curriculum
for a series of free clinics to be
given by the American Heart As·
sociation, said running "does the
same thing a martini or two will do.
It's a good means of relaxation."
He said the clinics will help coun-
teract some current myths about
running, s uch as the belief that run·
rung is not enjoyable or that it opens
the way for heart attacks.
"PEOPLE JUST don't know how
to run. including m any coaches," be
said.
The clinics are being offered to
prepare runners for the Heart As·
sociation's annual Run for We Satur·
day. May 19, which is the world's
largest runn\ng e vent, according to
the association.
Topics to be covered will include
the importance and the enjoyment of
running, conditioning, gear, s ites,
techniques, workout schedules, nutri·
lion, health· considerations, typical
problems and running resources.
The first clinic is scheduled for 7
Memorial Hospital Presbyterian,
Classrooms A and 8 .
Olher clinics are scheduled for
Santa Ana-Tustin Community
Hospital, March 20 and 27; Hoag.
March 13 and 20; Mission Community
Hospilal Coolerence Room, March 7,
21 and 28: Joint Powers Training
Center, 18301 Got.bard Ave .• Hunt-
ington Beach. March 27. AP'i.l 3 and
10. All are at 7 p.m . Preregistration
may be done by calling The Heart
Association at 547-3001.
INSTKVCTOaS will be Tom
Carras. Don Hackenberg, Rod Harvey, Lettie Snyder, Dick Huff.
m a n. Ric hard Sheridan, David
Billhimer and Ross.
Some common mistakes of begin·
ning runners, which tend to dis·
courage continued participation. also
will be discussed. These include
selecting a boring place to run and
wearing the wrong kind and size
shoe, Ross noted.
He said that many adults don't run
because they are told as children that
it's wrong to run.
"Children love to run but they are
systematically taught oot to run by parents and t.eacbers," be noted. "By
high school running laps is punish·
ment In P.E. It should be a reward."
He explained running as a reward.
"For hundreds of thousands or
millions of years man bas run to sur-
vive. Movement is important. The
more you move the more alive you
are. The body thrives on movement,"
Ross said.
"IT'S BECOMING less and less
necessary to ext e nd ourselves
physically but that doesn't take away
from the necessity for movement.
"Running. brings into lbe1>ody the
most basic necessity of We. oxygen,"
be added.
p. m . Tuesday. March 6, at two loca-
tions : Santa Ana-Tustin Community
Hospital, Classroom C, and Hoag
Ross. a former coach. said he bas been running almost all of bis life.
He went out for track in high school
and said he bas participated in every
<See RUN, Page CZ>
For Stan Ross. running is one of the
greatest pleasures of life.
O.lly ~II .. Pflele lly Rtctwlrd 1(-te•
~.-ds thrive on abuse and neglect, according to Gordon Daggy, left, and Ed Rose, right.
They've come up with a weed seed kit, complete with a grower's guide.
A Weed Is a Weed Is a Weed
Got a brown thumb? Do your Creeping Charlies croak? Do your
fems fall? Try growing a batch of weeds.
BJ J11Dn'll OLSON Of .. Detfy,.....19" Jerry Baker, the noted plant doc-
tor, once said be never met a weed
be didn't like.
Jf Eel ROM and Gordon Daaa have
their way, that pbiloaopby wlll
become pervasive. They're wild about weeds, too.
In fact, Da11Y and Rose, a
'Newport Beach realdent, are so cr::l about weeds tbat they otter
w seed kita u;:ib a new ven-ture, Che Unllbly ueta Co.
l'of a price you can pt a bos of
weed..-eom.,._. wt&b dbt ud a
bookl9l cm bOW to care for the plants.
TbeD all ,.. do ll llit tM boa, plant
tbe ...... tbe "'1 Ol'dlDary dirt
ud •• 1ar ,_,. • ...._to arvw.
AN .... ANllMO booklet. die
"Weed Lowen Guide," liftl all die
tDI ud Gata ol '""'1DS tie plants.
Tbe boc*Jet proclalail tbe Joy ol .......... ,,... ,.,.. fail .. ,..
en., ... amttel c....-, .... IMd cu e-... all tMt. Now ,.. ca
UYer.U.tiejoJ ol a tMtYill ..-
with none of the trouble and frustra-
tion normally associated with
1ardeninl."
THE BOOKLET further states that weeds tbrift on abase 8Dd neglect
where plaata need warm whispers
and sweet talk.
And weeds aaft money. There's no
need '° acquin all the usual aarden paraphernalla such aa trowels,
spreaders, boaea, fertllisen and
berbleldea. Weeda don't need
an)'tlllN.
fleedi can be ued for tun and
1amea .. Have a weed abow, the
bcM*l9l wrtttm bJ DaUY ud ROH
1u11Ht1, aad drop "all tbe ,,...,_ •• ofdleflowerlhow.
Weedl ao ca be med for ncb 1••• • "matlD1 bay," lt eoa· tla::E;::' aet1Ytty, you llm~y cat the and let tbem • hf
tbe ••m•'MI baJ wbll~ sun
1blQM,'' JOU ~urina the day ................ .
The ....-caa be nalMd, too.
Mo•lllen aacb •• WUlJ, Wendy,
Wndall. wan., W....,, Wada,
Winnie and Frank are suggested, Ute
latter because, "There's no need to
be a purist."
THE NONSENSE ABOUT weeds,
wbJcb bu opened some interesting
battlegrounds for Rose and his
partner. began one night in a bar in
Northern California.
Tbe two men were teasing the
bartender about the s truggling
1reenery ln the planter box and
1u11eated be give up and plant
weeds. Then the Idea begata to take
abape. Wby not market a kit for peo.
pie wttb brown thumbs which would
coataia oaly euy-to-arow weeds!
It would make a 1reat lift for
boNea, motben·lD·laW, friends with
two peen tbumbe and white elephant
bol~ ucbaqea, ROH reuoned.
Slaee .... and bis partner are tn
tbe ~ and marltetin& busi· aeu. It. WU a DatW'al for them. They
.. l down io deaian the NCkasinl. <1ee••••. Pa,.a> ==~~~T--===""=-~
;
s
'
.. -
OMLYPILOT Mondey, Meron 6, 1819
• • • Weeds
Ct"to• Pac CH
write the boollJ l and a •boul naUoowtd clh
trtbuUon whf'n &My ~Ian to f'\ln lat.a 1JOme
· Hed)'" problem•
Flnt, they found 1lr1ct tttu1•Uotu •bout
what planh l"•n b.-ablpptd acro11 tbe
C'allfornJ1 tat.o lint Tbue &R bolb fed.rel and
-.\ale rqu)aUOilll, ROH aaJd.
WREN TU ,. Tai D lo pul dandelions ln
the kU ttw-y I aroNI that tM P'ood attd t>ru1 Ad
rnlnl1tratiQ,ll authoMtin wf!re lnteruted "Oan
1l"llons are a food,·· Ro~ n (>l1lned "Pf'Opll'
.iat them and make tf'a out oft.Mm ·•
Thty finally came up wUh an a.ss.o rtmcmt of
tAcceplabl~ plant~ wh1rh 1rt rraJcy C1Ufornla
wlldflowt>r-. but hove• wef'd nam~ such a de·
e r w e t> d • 11 1 " w c c d n r e z e w e ., d a n d
gumwt-..>d
Their m<Mlt lnlerullt\M battJ h•ve been
wllh UM> Am~ric•n Hor-tl r uJt\Jral Soclt:ty and
Web:ller 'a D1c Uooary aver tbe def1niuon of a
weed. 1
ROlll' said Web:ilt•r 's describes a weed as "•
plant th~t ·a out of placo, · · but lhla opens a whole
set of posslb1llt1es. ls u luhp grow1na in a ro e
gurden a weed bcc1rn6c it isn't tl roH? Is
dlchondra a weed whe n It's mixed In with
another kind of grass"
"There's no reason ror weeds to be less
beautiluJ," Rose said "We eat a lol of weeds
Most of our he rbs are nothlna but weeds
'T'here's seaweed, which is being used a lot."
THE UNLIK ELV PRODUCTS Co. com
missioned a s urvey in ll cities to determine
what people knew about weeds. The pollster,
with a trunJcful of weeds and planls, found that
99 percent of the people be surveyed couldn't
tell one from another. ·
Rose. a bac helor who now lives in a
townhouse, said he once had a big house and did
all the normal weed-pulling associated wilb •
lawn and garden.
He doesn't battle "w~a" in his garden
now and says that although he still Ukes plabts
and nowers, be bas a "ne w appreciation" for
weeds.
Jn fact, he is growing a whole crop in his
kitchen, from a Weed Seed kit, naturally.
The partners have had such fun with their
wee ding that they plan to market other unlikely
products as months go by. An unlikely product,
Rose explained, is something that's the
"'nipside of a very traditional thing."
The company already bu bad about SO sug·
gestions for new ideas and one is in productioin
now. It will be out. Rose promises, just in time
for Christmas giving, so there's no need to
worry. All mother-in-law problems will be
~olved for another year.
•• .Run
<From Page Cl)
kind of foot race there ls.
After graduating from Ball Stale University,
Muncie, Ind., he let lt s lip then ran for four years·
wilh one of his co-workers, "when hardly any
a dults ran." be noted.
Over the years the pair worlsed on problems in
their sport s uch as finding a place to run when it
was raining and learning what kinds of surfaces
were best. Grus is preferred, be explained.
· 'lt took me quite a while to get the full enjoy-
ment out of it," Ross said. "I 'm still not there. I
had to unlearo a lol of things I learned in team
sports, such as the idea that it doesn't do any good
unless it hurts. With running," he said, "if it hurts
you'redoingtoomucb."
Ross has increased bls distance from two
miles to marathon races and finds the farther be
runs the more e njoyable it is.
Ross would like to see running clinics offered
on a regular -basis much like lbe Heart Aasocia·
tion 's cardio·pulmonary resuscitation classes
because be believes the training ls just u essen·
ti al.
RunnJng is, be believes, one of the beat balms
for almost any troubleofllfe .
•• • Youth
<FTom Page CJ)
She charged young offenders commltted to
Juvenile Hall today are "more severely emo·
Uonallydlsturbed" than before.
The passage of AB 31.21, wbkb prohibits
authorities from physically detaining juvenile
status offenders. bas turned the Juvenile Court ln·
to a "youth advocacy system" while causing a
dtlemma for law enforcement and other agencies,
8heaald.
The problem of child abuse apparently is in·
creasing, she noted, while social service agency
budgets aimed at intervention have been cul. The
supervisor warned the social service agencies
will have to prioritize also.
Alt.hough $20 million lo county funding was al·
localed to youth prOfJrama ln lt78. sbe said, future
a llocatlons "will and muatsbrink. ''
"Al resourcea become more Umlted," she
aaid, 'all of us will have to come toaetber. . • Too
much empire buUdlng bas caused the loss ot tu dollars.·•
Two to P e rfor ID
For Pen WoDlen
N atlonal award· Valley, wUl feature a
wt onin& poet Diana Hlection of ort1h1al Ha
RanlslD and cultarlat poem• and chants by
John Orabam wHI Graham.
perform at 7:IO tJ.m . P rofeulonal women
Wedne.day, llarcb T, lnYOlwed lD t.M art.I wbo
for tM ..... Valley are ....._. lD becom·
Branda ol tbe Natiooal lq Pat WOIDllD can can. L••\ .. of Am•rl••• Clara lelM'•, .,,..adellt,
PH 4MDla. at ttl·llll or Ruth
Tb• pro I r a m , 11••~. rice pre1l·
tebeclaled a "11 Rtam· "8&j •Mr·lm. m ...... A .... ~1d•te
A•• 1'a...ter.
What Do You
S e In Him?
DEAR ANN LANDERS I recently became
t•ngll"t"d to a wond •rfol J UY He as medium
ht1ght, not muth to look ut, but he truts me
like a queen My future hu band hu wonderful
l'baracter . ia swret a nd ktnd he ad and
sho ulders 1tbove th b1.nd8ome lady·klllerl' I had
been wtt11Un1t my ume oo CThe last three guys 1
went with dreued like a mlllion and all they
could Uunk i.l>out was lhemsel,vt>s >
Last rught my ~mt took me asldt• »nd said,
"You ar• auc.h a beuutJful girl You could huvti
your pack of the lot Whal do you see in HIM .," I
rt'ally got m d a nd rephed, "You know. Aunt
Jiii. I was going to ask you the ~time questio n
Uncle John 1s so greul-looking, whatl dld he see
.m YOU ""
I hope the people who read your column will
remembtlr my answe r uod use It If anyone usk11
them wha t they sec in the per11on of their
choice GALLED IN GALVESTON
DEAR G.: What an uqulslte pul·do•n ! I
couldn't ltne done better lt I had worked oa an
8D8•er all d•Y·
DEAR ANN· I am sick and tired of hearing
the .. Now Generation" throwing all the bla me
for their unhappiness and personal ha ng-ups on
tbeir parents. Jt has taken me 20 years to re-
ahze lhat pare nts are peopte and they have
hang-ups and problems just as we do.
Why do we demand perfection fro m parents
when we settle for a lot less from ourselves or
our peers? Parents are products of their en·
vlronment and their inherited characteristics -
just as we are. Is it fair to expect them to be ln·
fallible?
My parents made mistakes with me. but
their parents made mistakes with tbe m -and I
will certainly make mistakes with m y children.
I have come to believe that a lot oC unhappy.
m essed-up kids would rather blame lbeir
parents than take responsibility for themselves.
I didn't like some of the things in my llfe
that were making m e miserable, so I went to
work and changed them. It's not easy to give up
one's neuroses, but I did It, and I'm a much hap-
pier person Today I enjoy a comfortable and
honest relationship with my parents. Tbis was
impossible five years ago. t am BETTER
BECAUSE I WANTED TO BE
DEAR BETTER : You've got loads of
wisdom iD that 2t-year-old bead. Than.ks for
sbarlog I&.
( Horosc ope
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By ALMON LOCKl\Bt;Y
0..lly ll'llel ... 11 ... , .....
When the Bushm1lb Grand Prix orf·
shore power boat race gets under
way off the Newport Jetty March 17
lhe fa miliar Power Boat Magazine
Special will not be m the starting
lineup.
But that doesn 't mean the veteran
driver Bob Nordskog of Van Nuys
won't be in the thick of the competi·
t ion as usual
Nordskog and his racing team are
putting the final touches on a new
and reportedl)' more powerful
machine that is expected to be in the
running for the Grand Prix which of.
ficially open~ the national offshore
power boat racing season
Nordskog's new boat will be called
Ille Jatd Oe<-.it •re re<!41tred lo fll" NOTICE TO C•l!OITOllS FICTITIOUS eUSINESS Tht: Skyhawk, named after his pro· 111em, w1t11 111e M<eswry vOU't111rs, in sul'E•10tt cou•T o, THE NAME STATEMENT feSSIOnal SOCCCr team Ille olll<e of tlle Cleo of Ille llbo•e en STATE 01" CAU,.ORNIA l'O• Tiie lollowlnQ l>e•WM are dotno 1111.0 <our!. O' to pre~nl , ....... Wiii\ THE COUNTY 01' OllANGE bu\tM U •• (t Will not OnJy be the firs t time Ille neouary •oucllers. lo 11\f un No .... _....,J P~OJFCT FOURTEEN. l TO Nordskog has raced a boat without derst9ned •• •UO Von k<Hman, Elllle of WILLIAM c 8R ... NOT, 10110 Crown \lall .. v Ptwy . :101
, Newport 84'11c11. CA 92660. which IS Ille ·~· WILLIAM CH•RLES BRANOT, Laouna NiquM, Caltlomla926n the name Power Boat Magazine p1•ce of "'6lnMs o111111unc1er11011e<1 1n 0ecuse<1 suranne H A-. 2on so.artan Srcec1al, il Will a}SO mark the 65-year all m11tttr"I ,,..-l•lnln9 lo tllll ttlate of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to t11e Ml\\lonV~lo.Calllomta'116'11 d d , h ( th f ed •aid decedent, wllll1n four months creditors of""'.,_ na~ dece«Mnt Harry F wat'IOll, 1'1S'll \llSI• Q rJVCr S C ange rom C am &lier Ille first publlcatton Of 1111$ tllal all pe,-,o11s llavlnQ Claims &Qelnsl PIM& 0• .. L"IK>Nt Ni~I. C.alifoml,. Cigarette hull to the Scarab line. nollu Ille .... d deeedenl .,. tt!Qlllred to Ill• •1677
The new Sky hawk is a 38-foot Dated Fe-yte, "19 lllem. with Ille ne<~s.ary vouclle ... In Tiiis business IS COftdU<lrd by .. S b d b N d k • Ra_,, H, Shroyer Ille office of Ille Cle<a of Ille above M · llmlted ~~•P Ca ra powere Y Or S Og S EU<Ufor olllleEstatr tilled cour!. or to ~1 them;wltll Sut-H AbbOn specially designed l ,6S0·hOrSepower ot tne•bow 11amecl decedent 11\e neces\41ry YOU(.llers. lo Ill' un· This \1•1-1 wa' llled with ,..., turbocharged engines, making him WILLIAMM. C•OSBY de"IQM<I at ltit offk• of JOHN A. County Cl""1< of Or .. nq1> Count• on . h h d Anor ... ye1L•• DUNCAN, Attorney, 610 Ne .. PO•I J11nu41ry 11 1m the only dnver who as a any SUC· •uo v ... 1e_11 cen1er or . "u10, Newport euc11. ces s in using the turbocharged 1N•w,.rt9Hdl,CAt1* CA. w111c11 1s ,,,. t>li1<e 011>us1neu o1 · H d "'"•,..v fw· EU<wtor tllfl ur>CM!rslQned 1n all maner\ pertain system in offshore rac mg e ma e mo 1n.uw 1110 1o ti. esi.1 .. o1 ,,.., said aec~nt. the change from Cigarette to Scarab I Pu~lslled Or-Coast Daily Piiot wllllln lour montM •""' '"" first
WI.th turbocha rged power plant late Marc11s. u. "·1•.1•n PUl>lk atlonoftllls nohce
l'tMm
Publ"""" Or-Co.Isl 0 11lly Piiot Fet>ruAry 11 ,. ?• aftd M.arct> 5 101•
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PUBLIC NOTICE 791-lt O.ated FeOnulry 21. 197' last year and has had only a few ------ -J"'Ne o BRANOT -----
chances to test the boat in competi· PUBLIC NOTICE !f•,~"!~"~~~:;11 "'~c:;,.,~~!:~;1:::s
tioo. The Grand Prix will be the BIOS dK-Tll .. followtr>q oer'IOn\ art' Ooonci
b . . ff h d b t NOTICE INVITING JOHN A DUNCAN bu•l ... uu Oat S majOr 0 S Ore C U Notice Is hereby given lllat Ille 611 New;.,. c.m .. Or., ir IUO ZAC'S, 1SS77 La M"o>el• Slret'I
Board of Tru>iefl of Ille COasl Com-N••"'1 -..Cll, U l "9\llM Hills. Cetlfomoa "26S3
munlly COll"9«' District ol Or•nge Tel: -.tnl J wa111 .. & Company "Calllorn••
County, C.allfornl•, wlll r..ce1ve sealed AttenMy fer E-lllrl• corpor•lt0n. JSsn Lot Mirao. SlrHI
1>111• up to II 00 am . Tu.sdav, M•rcll Pul>ll\hecl OrMl!e Coot 0 •11y Piiot L~• Hiiis. C.lllomt• '8M3 Bravura In «J Boats 10. '"'· at tlle Puref'lasinQ Dept of Mar 5, 12, ... 1'.197' llJ.1' T111s ~s ,, conauc•eo by d <e>•
••id scllOol dist rict located at 1170 POr,.tion
Ad•n"s "'""11ut', Co st" Meu . PUBLIC NOTICE J w a111n &COf'nt>itny Callforn1a. •1-•Cll lime said bids w111 Jon Wallin.
""publl<ly ~and rf'ltd !or Pr~-1
"'UOIO \llSU"'L EOUlll'MENT -FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tiit> ,,,.,.,.._, ,.,,, 1111'<1 ,.1111 tllf'
C 0 "' S T LI NE C 0 MM U N I T NAME ST ... TEM£NT County Clerk at Ora~ County Oii Ft'o
Race in. Honolulu
COlLEGE Tllf' lollowr11q l>"r\On\ "'~ do•nq 21 ,.,9
l All bkh are to be In accordance wltll bu"nt'\\ "' ' F11tJM E t • T d 111e 1nstrvctlons ...a Conctltio11s ano "'LL TRANS LCASr 5YSTfNl'i. Publlslled0r-eo.st o .. llyPtlot.
'« n r1es 0 Spec lltutlons wNdl '"'now on Ille 1200 Ouall Str~I. Sul~. tOS. Nt wPOrt ~el> nar>OMar t. '2. 19. 191'1 IOl!-14 N e w p 0 r l H a r b \) r ano may be secur~ in Ille olllee of Ille Be.tell. CnlltornlA 47~ Yacht Club's 3R-mile Purc11asi11Q •nt 01 ..aid sc11oo1 dis· Chrl''°"""' J Mull"• Jr 103'1 P UBLIC NOTICE
Fermiri
trlcl ICan"u•IA Orlvf' Hun1ino1on O~acll Point Fermin race. lht' Qravura, winner or the recent Marina del Rey Ei!Cll 1>1-• must submit With Ills C~lifornlA916'6
fi rst edition of the 1979 to Puerto Vallarta race. heads a 11·st or early en· Did a <•Shiers <heck, certllled <lleo, Wi II lam r Hnll~na I 1607 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
or l>ldder'~ Ilona n"a~ pavable to tlle SllllM rbOr la"" liuntl11<1I011 BN'<ll NAME STATEMENT Ahmanson. Dickson and tries in this year's 30th biennial Los An~eles to ord"r or tt>t Coast Ct>mmunlly eo11eoe ca111orn1,,91"'1 r11~ 1011ow1no ""''°" ,, 1101na ou'• Corketl series brou~ht Honolulu yacht race, accord1·ng to Waller Horr. Ohlrlcl Board of Trusll'f'S ,,, en Tiii\ bus•n~•·· I\ condurl~CI b• .. n~'"" amountnotloMSIMnhve per<enl IS"> Qf'M•ill Pllr!llf'r\nlo PUTMV .. <OUNTPY <.TOPF more than 60 boats man. commodore of the sponsoring Transpacific ofll>e sumbldas aouaranttethallhe O>rl\IOl)llf't J MUllftYJ• '™' Nf'Wi&ncl Strr..,, :'l'I Hvnl•ngton Saturday. y ht Cl b bidder wlll enter into Ille P•OPOsed Tiii\ \1811'menl W~\ tll~d wtlh tne BfilCll. Cahforn•<t 911>'6 The Ahmanson. for In· ac u . COlll••<I II the 'Wlmt! Is awarded to CountV CIPrk 01 Or•n~ Countv on ~utll Ollv~ ~"""" I™' Newl•nG Bravura is owned and skippered by Irving lllm lnttwewntoll•llure toe11terlll· ~•1>ruMyq 1q16 Slr•PI :49 Munl .. •QIOn 0~Mh ternational Offshore Loube. Richmond Yacht Club, a veteran orrsbore lo SUCll contrect, lllf l)'OGeecl• ol 11\fJ "''"72' Calllornla<l?bel> Rule handicap boats, is racer . clle<t Wiii be forfeited. or kl Ille '1 "w F Pu~~·~..?'~"': '~''.~~lly r:;;o:., Tiiis ~,,,..,,, •• conduct..., OY "" on the Second Oldest Ofr ol • bond, tM lvll sum lt>ereol wl I be Pb • • n• i'I ttr dh•IOuel Thornton Hamlin J r ., this year 's race torle1i.a-..U1<1sct1oo1dl~r1ct. AUft\O ... ......, s hore saillo11 series in cbaJ·rman. 5 .. ,d nearl" 70 e n•-'es are expected to No .. ._. mey w1111c1rew 111s ttld tor PUBLIC NOTICE T111, '""-' wa• ti...., .,,., ""' 'I" .,.. J u' e period of lony-flYe !•SI d•Ys ltfle• Co.,.,ty Cten. of O•i'lll()" Covntv "" Southern t:alltornia. s ign on the dotted line by the May 1 deadline. Tbe tlled.ateset1or111eoiienln91riereor. F•l><u•ryo 1•m Winners a re Computed J (( th p · Tiie ~of Tn;stffS rewrvts Ille l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS F•0"71• on the best five of seven race st.arts on une 30 at 1 p.m. o e oint Priv11e99 ot re1Kt1119 .,,v •""an bids NAME s1'•TEM£NT Pu!141slle0 °'"""" Co.J•• o ... 1., P1101 th h t. th Fermin Buoy outside Los Angeles Harbor. or to waive ..,,,. 1rr99ul•rl1tes or .... Tf\e lollowinq ""''°" "dotnQ l>u•• Fl'b " 14 26anc:t Mar 5 1•1'1 \J'l 1'> races roug OU e tormallllHln~yl>ldor lntlleblOlllno nf'nn Hoffman said this year 's race will be sailed as 0 u NrouE PAOF FSS•ONH season. one fleet instead or the two-division format in the N RMANE.wATSON se~v1cFs 1000 °""'' Street su1'• T he Dicks 0 n and SKIY. SO.rd ol Trustees 190. NfWPor! 8NCll (Alllomla <>7660 P UBLIC NOTICE
Corkett series are con· 1977 race which separated the ultra-light· ~11.""'""'° ",. 11 .00a m Pau1 PlcNrd Jolln\on. noo vac111 c u r r c n t with the displacement yachts from the conventional dis· eo.,,d Merc112'. 11m · • =111e1 .. -.,,,,, s..ac11 c.111orn1" l'ICTITIOUS eUSINESS
NAME ST ... TEMENT 1 t achts Publilhecl Or.niie Coast D•lly Piiot Ahmanson and a re for P acemeo Y · M11rc11s.11. 1m Tiiis b"'i""'' is conour•~ 11v An 1n. Tllf! foll-•119 Pff50n Is 00il'l9 bu'•
l'leUH vachls rated under the Other early entries in the race are Don I _ 1•1.1• dlvldue•p..,1 ~ JOfln~
Perfomance Handicap Daziel's 58-foot ketch Natoma. Roy Disney's 52· PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii\ stat ......... , wa\ llled with '"" Rac'1ng Fleet system foot yawl Shamrock . Eugene .~elmar's 39·foot Cou11ty Cl~rk of OrMCI" Counh on
AATINOFF OEllfT"'L l"'B
ORATORY, 1060 S•ltn•• "'ve11ue Costa Mesa. C.lllomi• .,.,.
Summary or results· s~oop F1ymg Cloud ; ~.L. Stewarts 65· oot etc •ovuTtsEMENT rro• "''"m . . ' r k h I F~l>ruary. 1•r1
I 0 R·A l , Free En· S1ete ; Ru.el. Cameron s 36-foot sloop Tahuna and ""°"°'"u Pu11"'""" °'"~ '°"'' 0 .. 11, P1101
(K ilt• J Aellnotl, 10.0 S.alin•s
"'•MIH', ~ta Mew. C.alllornla "2o1tt
1'11is llllSi~s Is condVCI~ bY •n •n·
dtv•du•t L M C ) 40 R dh d Subj~ lo c.ondlllOllS prescribed by Feb 17 19. 26 .. no Mllr 5 m• Sl!l 14 terprise: 2, Zig-zag, arry aios a · e ea · 111eun<M!rsi9f>ed,propos.1sare 1nv1tl!Cl Cec:llla Aallnol1
J h Z. LIYC for 1nefot1ow1nowor1c· 0 n lnSmeyer, : "Comprellenslve Sl9n .and PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis SIAll!lmenl W8' filed Willl Ille
County Clerk of Ora~ County on
Febn;arv 73, 191'1 3. Scandalous. Dou g w G,.p111cssys1em"
Ayres. NHYC. ·~~lax ;nner Med~c~'i"~':, of cantom••. Irvine. ~~=
lOR B -1, Raider . 2. Y • lrJ.1 &t ora1101.c."'°""111me• "~~~~!:~~·::r "'"..,. Publl""° Or&n~ Coast Oailv Pilot,
Feb.2'•mMMJ,U .19, 1t.14 712-19
SERVICES REOUIREO : Com· Tll tollowll\O penon 1$ dOl"O busl Dog Patch. Don Ay res prellenslwSlqnar>dGrai>llk s System ,..n~s·
J NHYC 3 C tt SCOPE OF WOR K TO BE M j M OlO FASHION DONUT r.. : . 0 On· At Dana Poi·nt INClUOEO: RMPQnSll>letordevelop. HOUSE·.; 1Us.IC:..bo1Rootd L•oune -ll'ICTlTIOUS•USINESS
PUBIJC NOTICE
tail , M a rk G au d i o 1~d~r~ "::.,~~~s ~~'::i:,"~'! Hiiis. caiwO.n1a m" · """'If sunMENT UCISA ~"lrements of eme"99f!Cy uwrs, II"· MOllllrnmtM! J Mo1esll.9r,..1. ntts Tiit tollOWinq person is -119 1>us1
S'xt 'ght boats in s·x classes turned out Sun llelllS •ltd Yl~ltors new lo lllfl Mfldk •I Otnyon Orlvt, CosUt Me\a, C.lllornle ""''r"~E THPE"'O MILl. '1070 Btaf ll IOR·C 1 Eclipse 2 1 Y·e l 1 · C.nter, as -11 •• staff •ncl wrvlce 97021 . n n Ruffian Earl Dexter. day for the first race of Dana Point Yacht Club's users. 8otll Interior ana nterlor slvn· dl!l~~.~slnen ,, ConduC~ by. ' . :,';.!· Huntington &Nell C•lllornla
VYC· 3 . Diastole Scott Dana Series for Performance Handicap Racing lllQ '""' ~ requlrMI. l11<IUCllllQ major MollummllCIJ NIOtHNrret J11dltll lVMe IClrcllner, ... ll Jalm
Dr'1sc.otl' NHYC . Fleet and ultra-light·displacement boats. There Mt4lcat Qf\ler tdenll"c•llOll S•OM Tiiis sl•'-t .... Iii~ wtlll '"" Ottve. Hunllnqlon BH<" C•lllorn1•
· were two cl"""..., of ULDB and four PHRF. ~~~~l~'."'.:!!.'~~;c.';::::;~f~~0.~ eou111y c1er11 of OrenQe c ounty on .,.,., PHRF A 1 M t · ~., . . , .,. sl-Sc>ecl•l •t1et1tlon sl>oulc:I be Fe1>ruaryto, 1•n. M1<llHI St•nlo 1C1r<hn•" "'31 . . . ~ ang1 . Sunday s race was sailed from Dana Point to d irect';;," towerd tlle m111tlllnou•I ... 0 .. 1!5SIOtlAL l!SCltOW Him Or Ive Huntlnoton Buell
2, Hidalgo, Rod Lippold. Aliso Pier and back in a moderate 12·15 knol l ""''ure ot uw Mec1ke1 Ce<tter. ,_.1,. :~:~Tllltitl•w c·~~=~ ,, concMtec1 by an in NHYC; 3. Grins, Dave breeze. lno sitM -"'~'°''" 10 lnctllde s..NAM,U'11t1 · dMdwi French DPYC O all · · PHRF V M k · tren,latloM and tor '"'"'"•tlonal 5l"" Eterew ... min-Ml' JW.111 l I( Ire Me< • . ver winner ID was . ax .. s IP· boll. Published Oref191! Coast 0.11., Piiot Tllh 5~1 was 111~ wllll Ille PHRF·B -1, ~ranc, pere~ by J~hn Hooper. DPYC. Second was •toJ.":s•otll se•vlcu sllall be .. Ft'b.?•.M.a<S,11,1'."" /OH• County Cieri! of Ore11qe County on
Gerald Mad 1 g an. Mackinac. saded by Wes ThomPSon. Capo BYC, " Pr .. -.n~nt ------------1 Fe1>ru.arvu ''"· ,,
11
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1 NHYC; 2, Shannon, Don and third was Seducllon. Gene W1lbams, Balboa B: GreofllcH11\anua1 o..wloPfMnt P UBIJC NOTICE PubllslltO °"~ "°"''' oauy Piiot. McKibbln NHYC· Dark Yacht Club DETAILED PROGRAM: Av•11.a1>1e ------------~ Fet> 16....,_ s u .1',t•1' 11>-7' 'ff '. 11 upo11 requflst from'"" Office of ,.1,..1n .... weu•i"'E .. S tar(; J e Farwe • Sum,...ryotciaues. Pltys1ca1P1.,,,1-111•l ll:Mtt... ~· ....... "" ... NHY Ul08-A-t,Mex;2,Grlns,OaveFre11Cll,OPYC '"" MAMllTATl!MaMT UL0&-8 1, Abruas, Ben 81~ncl OPYC; 2, BrHll.e••Y. Garv Allen, PROP<>Slll DUE OATE: Merell 1'. Tlle!OllowlnQ.,.rsonlsdolnqbuslneu PHRF-C-1, Gimme OPYC. J. 1m THE REGENTSOFTHE s· Shelter Too. John Ba r. PHRF·A -1, M.ac•ln.K; 1, S.Ouctlon, 3, R111C1y Ttr, v""9 ~•. St GA8E GOMEZ ADVERTISING. "CTlTIOUS eUSIMESS
PUBIJC NOTICE
BVC; 4, On Tlw Way, Al N•lson, OPYC. UNIVERSITY OF ll>'O SallllH 11. ... nvt, Coste M .. •. row. VYC; 2, Aloha II. PHRF-0 -1, Skin, Ari Pllelps, OPYC; 2. Vlllam, lmre 8trecr. OPYC: CALIFORNIA lllor"l•'2616 ..... Ml. 5TATEMl!NT '
Glenn Reed , SSYC, 3, 3,A~oc:·F't","'"~~P~f,io'·tu4o~~o7'~cHf"F'u"""/~1"!" Pete MPu1>~1~1~anoe Coal! o .11., Piiot Gel>rltt Go,..,u. 1060 se1111es l>ll~:,~o~~~w1110 persoM are dolno
B Id 1C' be Ed C ~ ~ ,._:-B:,C 3 ~. Net d if ... ,._; e'vcu11ny " ". ere • • , ... 1• v•11u., C05t11 Mes.a, Ctllfornle '76'26 THE Ex E c ul' v E o F 0 l"Or S, Um · mePH~ -'1/Ni.~:.,~ ::;;.~ T~~. ~;o e•~t 1, SereM. JOfln White, -,.. Tiiis business IS<ondue1ed by an In· FICEINEWPORT, 110N,._port Center
mings, Capo BYC OPYC: 3, lOf'rey, ·~ l(•dlllQ, CllPO BYC.. P UBLIC NOTICE dlvld11•'0..1e1 Gomer Or .• Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA.
.,660 Tllll stei.m.nt was flied wltll Ille wetu 1 E11ter prlses. Inc "C'TITIOUS a USINESS Cou11ty Ciera of Or1111oe County on t<:tllf0tlllal 110 H.....,PDf1 Cllflter Or H~ STATIMEMT Fetlfuarv n, 191" ,., .... S11ll• 200, ~ 8Hcll. CA. 92660
Tiie fOllOW1fl9 P9rsoM ••• dOlnq .... , ....... ...., ...... , Oaftw Pltol Tiiis buslneu Is c-.c~ by " cor buSlntUM: Pvvl .._,. .,..,. --· ' • oorallCHI. THE Bll.L80A GROUP, 110 Ftl>.2 .. llOMM.s,11,1•.1m ,.,.,. w.ru.tl Entff'llf'iSt'l,lnc
Ml,..mer ortw, 8eltl0e, U '2661 Kettrtn M. w eu.1. CSLB Sailor Winner
Keith Dodson of Cal Racing Association 's
State Long Beach out· S o u thern Serles of
pointed 25 rivals from tinglebanded sailors.
six acbools Saturda1 and The races were sailed
Sunday lo win overall in I.aJer. dinghies inside
boaora in the flrat two Newport Bay.
races oI Pad.fie Coast Runner-up in the over·
l ntercolleglate Yacht a ll t corlnf was Kurt
Je,.,.. L Even•. 11'1 Ml•-.n., PUBLIC NOTICE PrfliOtftt
Mill of .n... C t Otlw , a.tboe. CA 9*1 Tiiis ~ w81 fllaO wllll Ille er vl"ange oas oouoia s. ~ . .,., Mlf-covnty 0trti of 0r..,.. c-1v 011 College, and third was 0r1 ... e.t11oe. CA'26'1 '~nc:!:SU:::.r" """'-"11· 1"" J k Fr OCC Tiiis lluslMSt Is Condut t" by • ,.,,.,,. ac 8Dt'O, • geMral ~ Tiie lallOWlftl ""°"1 e re Put111"'9d 0rtftQIP GoHt Dally Piiot, Others in the overall DeuolnS.W.-r ._1"'5,!S8•.'~1s.,....,.. Covlllr"" F ... ,...,~11 5,12,1t.1m di i d f Tiils ''""""" wes flied •ltll rN • '"" -· • JOS.7' stan ngs n or er o C-ty o."" °' Or0tl99 c-tv °" or1 ... eosgMne.c..t~~ finish were Ty Beach, ,,~ .. ""· Soni• Entuprlsu,
OCc .. ,,.,.. Cllllfontl• c«pofefloll _.....,. __ .. ,.
OCC; Chris Raab, ; Plltlflllllf 0r-. CbHt Dal'"' PttGC c1vo or1w. c..u Mete, c:.i1tont1 and M ar k Rast e 11 o. M9rc11 s. u. "· •·,.,, ~. 11u11MH IHoWldtd..., uor· • ...,. UC LA a nd M a r k -1u-" ~etloft. suN•IWeouttTOf'nta ,.... STA ft Of' CMJflCMtMIA POlll Golison. Long Beach PUBUC NOTICE Seftla&llW'pt1tK. IM THCIOUMT't'Of'OtWeO• State, tied for sixth. =:· '-'· .... ......,.,
The final series for the suN•io.tCOUHOPTNll Tiiis sialefMllt w" ,...., ••t11,,,. MOT1c1 o" "•••••o o,
S '1 u t b e r n Se r l e s ·~=~ =.,~·=~·= ~= ~~ °' o..,. c-t' ::~"= ~~=::-::,~~~';::
ain1lebanded competi· ,....,.... ••uHi .MuNO•• ;~•:0111:~ .. ~.:~~~~1::
don will be held Mar c h ,.:T~~~';...~T~•:..•.:t~ :'::I!~°"" u•HNNHNT ADM1N1STunON
31 at. AlamJtoe Bay. The AMO LaTTllllSTllTMl•NTAlllY :=.c ~.,,,. ~:::.•:,u~L o•tNANE LIT·
lop 1bc wlU be ell•ible .. ~·~Tu~~~~~· 15:11:::.~ T .. • '1Ml __. TLI!, o--i. for the Paclllc Coast OKenM. • ., NOTICE 1s Ht.rtnv 0 1vEN tt1e1 "h•mp' .... •blp at Lake NOTICI! IS Hll .. !I Y GIVIN .,.., ~ ....... OrtftOt ONat o.lly ""-' '""L•N M. LITT\..E -flied llef'•l'n. '" ~-J OAN M. COWAN flM Iii.ct i.. tel t ,.., It 9'8MMM. S 1t, 19" U.. lfllltlltell tw .......... Wiii tnd for IS·
Cacbuma, •-'1 21-a. -'""''Jt ......,.. ot w111 .,... ''" • • -· °' LAmHt ,. .. ~y .... ,.,.,... u ,..... ......,_ ,..._..,. .. !tie ftf Auttlwll•ll.,. .. Mr!llllitetf' -SUmmaeyof racea: =:..., ...._. .. Wfllcl\~"*" PUBLIC NMICE ,._. tu1,••111 11.11m1111nr.11a" 01 SAT UR 0 A Y -1 , ,., ........; ...,_.,._, ..e ...,.. ..._ ••t•tet A<\ rtftffll<• ... 111c11 •• Keith~..!. LB Sta0 lei ~-= ::-.:,::,.'i.~im.-: "~=::' =:r:-~:.::; a, Kurt w ....... oc ; a. 1•=••·"'··"'""'c.owrt'..,.,°'o-n. t11e ......... ..-"...,..""" .... .._ • • Mllftfl 11.. ""· .. J a. .... 0CC ..t __. 6 .. ......, et -......... ._ I M l ttr• •·"'-• M .. ~ .. OW«t• IC a r T l.llCO...c,~ t •• ......, Na. • -c.rt, '""' """"~ IOUTM C:OUT CM.MICA&.. 1tll -' .... J ...... ~ at * CM~ Chrt. Raab ~; 5 TJ ~c.iO::..Wlttl,lfl .. Cltl'OflMI• • ..._. .... ~OeNMO-,CAftMI CltflttrOf'l ............ Cftyofs.Ma Bea~cb OCCL\· I, Pbll QMMMatttot,lt?t. •u LH v e 11u, toH N. AM,C..lf9nQ. a Uc •ua .... ,.-.. Mt...,,......~,CA'*I O.tM~tt.1m. am ' ~ -~ "'"• Tllh ...... It~ bV ell Ill-Lii A. alt&NCM, 8 1. Keith ~.• .• ,:::; llMI OMlt• ~ OodaoD: 2DrKun Miller: _..._--. lllftLv-MaLa11M.unu 1110 1tOH •1 _._ •""-' OCC ...... CA,_ Tlllt ~ -fllef #tell .................... •t J. f'05_. 1¥11UD. ; '-f: mt)... c..mtf ~ tt ~ QllMY ~CA-4, Ty Beach, OCC; s, • ......, ... ....._ ~,..,.,. T•h 01e1.._
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PUBLIC NOTICE
'The 81Qges l Marketplace On The OrangeCoasf
DAILY PILOT -
CLAS~IFl.ED ADS
"O<>t-C..ll S.••1<• 642-5678 f ••I \.t•d•I •-O•o0I
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1•r.. 1002 Gt••" 1002 . ............................................ .
V.,' ESl.EY ~
~YLOR C
Ill-:/\ LTOHS Sllll't' 1 H·
GIEAT VIEW IH JASMIHE CREEi<
An exciting ''Bay Mist " model with
beautiful view of ocean & greenbe lt ! 2
Large bedrooms. den. large dining rm
& 2 baths. Lovely garden kitchen &
patio (or parties. Hig hly improved with
custom cptng & draperies. A rare view
for this a r ea. Tennis cts. pool. gated
a rea. $250,000
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS
21 I I S. JoocptiR Hih Road
HEWPOttT CEMTH. N.I . 644-4910
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Pubisher's Notic•:
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963-8377
E'SIDEC.M.
INCOME UNITS
T Rl·PLEX 1n PRIM!-
LOC ATION ' Almo ~t
New • Mu ... t ~l'll 1m
mediately, good lcrm:-
'J''4o ;;! Rdrrn. Ont-3 Bdrm uru~ with :.h.idy matur<
tr..,..i. surroundm~ pru
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ROGBtS REALTY
675-2311
All real estate advertised
in this newspaper is sub·
Ject to the Federal Fair
Hous ing Act of 1968
Which makes 11 11le~al to
.advertise "any pre
rerene». hm1tahon. o r
discnrrunauon ba~cd on
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<r national ongin. o r an
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estate which 1i. in viola
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liability for tt.. first in-
cornd insertion only.
*VETS *
llom e~ 1n Orcrn~l' &
Rl vcr:.1dt' Counl1cs L 11
to SI00.000 "\O DOWN
OOITNOW" •ti· 547-290 9
VetCoun~or
83;4%
Triplex. a~:.umJ h l l•
Ownt:r '4111 <:arry2nd TO
OnJy$135.000 Call:
645·\llfil
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;+i OPEN HOUSE
"' REALTY ;;?>
·······················1----------~ Ge•ral 1002 ·························----.. -...... ~ MESA.VERDE
Be t t e r t h a n n 1• ~
spacious 4 bedroom. 2
bath home with a lar~c master swlt' overlooking
a lush. tropical atnum
cotfrt. It's well localed on
a quiet <'IJl·de sac 1n
Costa Mesa's finest
neighborhood Sl 18.000
Don't hes11 a l (• c all
751·3l91
IMMEOlATE
OCCUPANCY
4 BDRM. $94.950
Own t' r I c a v 1 n J!. r 111
Oregon LedVtnJ! lt-rr1Ji1·
Real f'.:,tatc polenltal 111
tJus immaculate 4 Bdr m .
2 balh home on largt' lot
400E.17"
C.M.
«;::SELECT
I PROPERTIES 1-------
3 1EOROOM
+GUEST
GIANT VALUE!
Giant back bay bargam!
Over-2400 ft. of peaceful
Llvmg. 4 Bedrms + 3
baths-OR·3 Bedrm +
separate guest / maid ·!>
qtrS. Formal living rm
Farruly rm 2 Fplcs <.:ov ered bn rk pC1t10 Potting
house -and mur h
more at a bargam pnce'
call now to see, 673-8$50 ···.
UNIVBtSITY PK Ill
HJghly up~ruded end un
1l Stanford Mode I. 3
Bdrms. 2 1 2 ha lh s ~
r1replaccs. larj?e f<1mtly
room. Decor~ Ll.!d in
warm earthtone~ Call
for further detatli.
642-5200 r
Pete Barrett,41 ~~r 9f.
MOBILE HOME
IN IRVINE
BlJl mobile home adult
park Pool. p1 cuzz1 .
b1lhards & hobby r m
Bamol(lon model in xlnt
condition Park near Jt-r
frey Hd & Walnut. Call
c;:: SEL ECT -
T' PROPERTI E S 1.-•W•A•T•ER•FR-O•N•T-
Pier/float; duplex on
legal R·2 lot. d~l' Io
shops, Lido V1llaJ(t• an·
al value forS249.500!
lallboo lay Prop.
RMltors * 675-7060 ..
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HOMES Inc.
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Newpon St>ckh
631-1400
Mondey. MMCh 5, 1V1V t HcMt1H Fors. , ...... for s• Holne1 For Sale Hou.1 For s... Ho.Mt for Sale . . .......•..........•• ...,..., .......••• ············ .•......•...........••••.......•.. ~~ ............................. . ~!!.~~" ..... ~!.~.~ ........ ~!!!.~~-~~ ........ ~~ .......... !~! ~:~~~ .......... !~~! !:~ .......... !~~ ~~ ....... !~.~~ ~~ ....... !~~~ .... .,.. 100 G1_.. IOOJ G1•r• IOOJ
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J400 + I J.OH • 11 H ,IOO
A 2400 sq. ft. home on• u.ooo IQ. ft. lot
for Just S169,500 Cand ln NewPort
Beach!1 In Westl'llCC and beautiful:
Sturdevant built 3 bdrm with 2 private
polios. parquet rtoortn1t. beam
ceilings. a d n n11d f amity room. Cl0$e
to schools. shopping , park and llbrary.
$169,500.
U l'llii!l()t JW: ti M
HlAL TORS ' b•l b ~90
lb2b Mt'\I Vord~ Drive t;11t, C'ost1 M•u
11,o II\ Curnn.1 rlt!I M.H .11 6/!.> uOOO
OCUHVIEW
a view lO remember &
a GOURMET KITCHEN
YoU can't forget...other
special amenities in
clllde a huge jacuzzi with
l>paclous lounitng deck. let ui; show you thh
ELEGANT 4 bdrm
home In HARBOR VIEW HJLL.5. '325.000
Ready lO Move lo. As·
BAY& BEACH
. sumable loan, 4 BR, I~ 450 NE ORT CTR R BA. dbl garage, frplc, lg WP · 0 •
lot. Nice area in Orange. 7911
S84, 950 By Owner Have something lO sM
S411--8980 Classified ads dolt well.
fll~~.~
CAMEO HIGHLANDS VIEW
4 bedroom home with sweeping
ocean view. Separate m aster wing.
Pool-size lot. Security system .
Private beaches. Move-in condition.
You own the land. $246.500.
,
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A COLDWBJ. ....... CO.
644·9060
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UDO llU
Bay view from 2 paUo dec-b enhances
c uatom 1pacloua 5 bdrm.. 4 blfh
tradttlon•l borne: like new ldeul tor
eolertatnang Com er lot.. ~.000
OCIAHROMT
Quahty cr1ft.1man1hlp tn mahof( trim
& oak noorft l'ets orr this landmark : 4
BR. 3 bu home in finest location
l';atabli hed treet1 & luwnit $48.S,OOO.
IACK IAY
Flm· 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath fum1 ly home on
quael l·ul de sac. Oversized pool.
plttyhoust>, storuge $169,000. Tel'ms .
IAYROMT
Sevt'ral rine baytroot home~
w1lh pier & slip
A YALON
Well constructl'd. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak rtoor.
partial basement. concrete foundation
F lats area $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
l.i\ B,y·d· (),,,. t~ B 67'> 6161
. -
IRVINE
SALE OR LEASE OPTION
Gorgeous 4 bedroom tri-level Ya le
model. $109.900. Ask for Roy Siemens
631-1266
ltE/MAX
of cosfa 1WHC1. fm..., Hwport bffch, Ntc,
234 E.17tt. Street, CottaMffa 63 1-1266
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36Mainsail Drive
Coronadel Mar
You are the winner or
Two Free Tickets lo
CIRCUS Y ARGAS
March 8th
8:00PM Performance
The HunUngtoo
Center
Huntington Beach
To chum your lickels, call 642·5678, ext. 272
***
tMVESTORS ...
. g rower s · 1,000 +
tropical acres. Ideal ror
avocados. citru s,
m a ngos. papayas. coconuts, acacia &
macadam1a nuts. Plenty
of water. Good local
market & transportation
lo foreign markets by
boat or air . Owner will
part1c1pat.e with rellable
grower or growers .
673-4400
HARBOR
,\ l>n1'""' of
llJrhnr '"''<''\f)'l<'nl ( 'n
Q.IFfHAVEH
2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. den.
frplc. CI06e lo schools &
churches. Short escro~
possible. $149,SOO
67J.366.1 642·22S3 Eve~
MESA VERDE
5 E PING VIEW
SPY•LASS HILLS
Totally upgraded. luxury living. Relax
& enjoy the beauty of ocean &
mountain views from the Master
Bedroom. Jiving room, or kitchen.
Featuring lush carpeting, 2 fireplaces,
wet bar. automatic timed sprinklers.
Special intercom throughout, glazed
tiles. natural wood cabinets & much
more! Sound good? The price is even
better -At $389.500 this 4 Bedroom
"Tradewinds" has to be the best value
m Spyglas s. Let us show you , by
appointment.
~ R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
OCEAH VIEW -Who says you can 't
find an ocean view for Wlder $200,000?
We have one for you and it comes with
a s pectacular 3 Bdrm 2 bath home with
sparkling secluded pool and bonus
room. Priced to sell at $144,500. c•
546-4141
Serving 'Costa Mesa -Irvine
Hunttr:igto n B each-N ewport B each
HIWPORT FIXER
S12Z.SOO
'J'lus 3 Bdrm home IS
stepS from the beach, on
t.be Peninsula It de-
finitely needs TLC. but has tremendous poten-
tial. Bnng your tools and
imagination. Call
54().1.lSl
... ~~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
UNvmtSITY 'AU
llVIMI
Truly lovely, apaclou1
and 1wtlloi home with
two maater 1uit.e1 and a
'IV room. Sllyll&bted en-
try, l\IM1 kitchen wlt.h
breakfast area. Wood
decks with beautiful planll for privacy and
sreat ent.ertainlng. Walk
to shopping ar eas. A
"must aee" at$103.000.
COLI Of HIWPOIT
llALTOIS
675-SSI I
Al~! VAPHATERMS Det.W COSTA MESA fl0le0"1MI aeao 3&. i.,.,Ba. ta lot.
Uabtltevabl•I Plush Qlieht, 1°"' mifrom heh f1~. Pno only pleuc. CoUt .. Park home. 3 ~, ... *°zns llaaaivt bedrma, 2 _vw_ ... __ -..__··----
batha. btauUful brick AS&lME VA 9~4' LOAN
fireplace, sunshine ~.ooo D.P. Open house ldlebea. halb laodtcap.. ~o U·$, or call ~MT07
lQt,. VACANT, owner alt 9 p.m. 3424 Santa
wants out us,eoo . Q.ara.3br,2ba.lc fmly
FH. A/VA terma. Act rm1 central atri um
DOW! 541-2113 w/,acuul. Total sec Ol'fN ,,, ,. 11s1v,., 101111'/11,. system + mucb, much l•:lll~ll ;:~~;~; ~ --;;m••-••11•-Dllancea In kitcben. l~•
ba. Muat see to ap
"'UC8'TIOMALLY =le. By owner.
CHACIOUS" ---· -----nu. beauWul 4 Bdrm 3
bath cu.atom home is located ~block from the
Mesa Verde Country rrs HOT Club. It features 8
IT'S .t. s'l'e. .t. I II. separate family room
MESA
VERDE ~ • ~ and duwig room & Is on a It's only $130,500 . large DOOi aµed lot. Call
P re a t i g i o u a St&511ioformOftdetaUs.
oeighborbood. large en· 3 bedroom home with a
tr y w/step·up living large pool and jacuzzi'
r oom & c r ackling No qualifying• Owner
fireplace. Formal din· will finance ! Call now!
1na. sun·shiny kitchen ~~~~~~~~~I Tc6 to Red Ccrpet
w/brea krast r oom, 4 vi~c-----! WeU1t.! 754-1 202
master bdrms, cathedral •--ceilings, a joy to see. 41R...00l.-S'A
Hurry!CaJ1645-0303 SUpenor views from thia
gorgeous bluHs lop tn·
level Double door entry, FORESTE
OLSON.
~· ...... ~ '' ....
•••••••••••••• INVESTMENT
~ eleiant mirrored walled
living rm. Formal din·
ing, 2 fplcs, • spacious bedrms, famll1 room
apens to sparkling pool
and 6' c1ttular spa. G 1 ant
rirep1t! Covered view
OPPORTUNITT
2 houses in C.M. on legal
3 unit, 9000 sq ft lot.
Priced lO sell quickly at $89 ,500. By o wnr.
~7. ••••••••••••••
ant:RT AIHEll-S
DBJGHT
Cozy & sbarp·You will
like it. Redecorated fam
home w/3br, 2ba. & lg fam rm w/huge bnck
frplc. Assumable loan $79.500 Call today.
m..5370.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
patio and baJcony Much.
much more! Priced to seJJ fast call 546-2313
()1.1 'I Ill 0 • II ~ I IJN I ~I ""<I ' '
Presti«_1e!
Newport
Hei9hts
Newly painted 3
bedroom bome for the
executive . Complete
with dlnlnt. eating bar,
fanuly room. fireplace
1tnd gourmet k itchen featuring microwave
Patio and M O R E•
$123 .950. BKR Call
540-1720
TARBRL -·
MESA VERDE PRESTIGE HOME
3&, llv rm/din rm. frpk .
lg screened Lo ore in fam
rm, auto garage, lo
maint yd, lots of shut
~:O::~o:"~panc)'
Open Sat/Sun 1·5
1866 Rhoades
979-7605
R.V.D&IGHT
4br 2ba Mesa Verd•·
hnme. ,on lge corner lot
w/sep&rate dnveway &
storage area, lJrt x 60ft
for all your R.V. needs
Conveniently located
workshop w/240 & 120
volts outlets avail Clost·
lO COWJlrY club & golf
course $122.500. By
Owner 962· 7620. ---------0..-. atioft SaM!
S6.600 Reducuon. T hl' lowest pnce North Costa
Mesa home. 4 Bedrm. ~
bath, sunshine kitchen. hideaway patio. Owner
wants out. $74,900. Act
now! 546-2313
r •1f1 tu 9 •ti' lll'V rQ hl '.J•"" I
[®l&l $20,000 BB.OW
MAlkET
GOLF COURSE VU Reduced ror act1on. Br· MESA VERDE
Great back bay local.Ion. ing your cash or trade. & by the country club.
Thia big 5 bedroom home Belboa Isl 3 story duplex. One d the most eajoya
fe a l u r e s a h u g e __ Owoe __ r_640-8 __ 7_55 __ , b6e pool & jacuzzi homes
EASTSIDE R-2
Freshly painted 2 BH
couage on bwldable R ::
lot $74,900. Agent
5S2·73bi
**U.S.**
*VETERANS*
Recent changes lo V.A
regs may enable you to qualify for Sl00,000 home
loans with absolutely NO DOWN PAYMENT.
WoridReal Est.M
an Orange County firm
spec1alinng in VA home
loam. We're the VETS
that help the VETS.
For more info. call .
l 'I Horfotl. Afjt.
541-0800
family/dining rm addl-Corona .. Mer I 022 avaJJable. Xlra l~e one
lioo big enough for your ••••••••••••••••••••••• stuy home. Call Lo see 1t --------
pool table. Perfect ror ·--------i now.968-3371 the big family and the r--.,... ... -.,. .. -pn~ rQt at SllB,500. 2 IDRM COTT AGE
REAL TY .... lllco.m Ullit
546-01 14 Peaed hardwood noon. beamed ceilings. 2 bnck __ _:..;.;;..;:;;...~:....:_--
GREAT INCOME! flre~aces and nice couo·
IALIOAISLE try ~LUS-
1tes1dent1a1 + 2 com-2 Bdrm, 2 bath income
merclaJ reolable spaces. lmil with private patio 5 Car parkmg, 1 block to and yard. •
water. 3bedrrn 3 bath UD· ............ SI as 000 it. Fl.replace Super for ".u - '
Must Sell
Owner
Mofiyafed
a.EAH. CLEAN
EC1"RA Q.EAH
4 bdrm 2 fuU ba, office, 'IV room, lndry, dining & lt1tch. fully equl pped
Wlth first quali ty ap·
pl1ances , dbl gar
w/carport, 2 pallos, lo
ma1nt Bor der ot
Newport & Costa Mesa
S&5879 liy Own4:r Opn
HseSat/Sun l2·4
~ Bdnns .. 2'h baths: new -.. ____ _
carpets. draperi es. ~~--
summer/winter r ates. FORINFORMATION
673-8550 C4 644-721 I
Lovely EZ ca re
townhome with 2
bedrooms ... perfect for
the 2 ol you! Complete
with d.lnulg, eall.Dg bar,
fireplace and patio
Comm. pool & Jacuzzi
$88,000. BKR . Cal l
st0-1720
oPfN 111 Q. ,, \ 'vt' 10~1 r1•CI •
ltiPIH'I wallpaper: profess. d.e SUPER SHARP C()C'ated. Call !or app t
e51DEC.M.
TRWUX
WSTIMGFOll
SAUSPBlSOM $139,500 aaow MARKET
673-3663 675-4777 Eve~ Highly upgTaded 4 br /Jn Nlf1 EL
GAILEY &
ASSl:lCIATES
No quabrymg, no loan
!ees, oopomts. 0 .W.C.
lalr633-3306 lf )'OU like the real est.ate . busi.Desa, you wUI love It
here; commi.ujoo split
to 90%. Call S mlllo'
Melvyn, 646-4463
-· • 1-A.cNLoh
Sub-division, ready lo
build.
WIST HEWPORT
2 Bdrm beach colt.age. 1
block bay & beach.
'ALMDISEaT
64UNITAPT
COMPLEX W/adjolnlog l a nd
$2,S)(),000.
Make your sbopp an a
easies' by uain1 the Dally
PUolClasslfied Ads.
associated :
BR O..:·rAS-REALTORS
,,,/•, W Balb1•n A'l~lhib' -----
LARGE2&DEN
ON THE
WATER
with 42' boat slip, blt·lnS,
2 rireplaces, 2 covered
patios, 3·car garage.
Tremendous financing.
$350,000.
JACOIS REALTY
675-6670
USE THE
DAILY PILOT
"FAST
RESULT"'
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Call
642·5671
lxt.322
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110111 ILlllS aa.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
DAMA POINT
Overlooking Dana Point Harbor
And Marina. This Exception al
C ont e mpor a r y Offers A
Breathta klng 1809 View. 2 Stor y
Entry Leads To A DramaUc Liv.
Room W/Rougb Hewn Wood F .P .
Sep. Din. Room. Gourmet Kitchen.
Mat ter Ste + 8 Fam . Bedrms.
Bea utiful G rou.nda W /40• Pool.
Sa una. J acuzzi. '800.000.
SUPlll DUPLD
On Caplltrano Beach. Each Unit
Hu 3 BR + F.P. Wonderful Loca-
tion w /Seeluaicla • Lellure On Tbe
Sud llldwa.y Btwn L.A. A.Del San
Dlqo. Oome lmpect. Tbll Gorseoua
Smq-fne • Temperate Locale .
IT50.000.
w/ceotraJ air on pool size
lot.. Call now. 894·0611 31EDROOM
$70.950 Duplex, 717 Fernleaf, l Br __ __;-~~·---
1 Ba each, cute &c clean 3 br starter home, lge ce· + r oo m lo bu 1 1 d . EASTS I DE
ment patio. sprinkler $162,500. By Owne r . POOL HOME
TAABal
ayat.em. separate laun-640-1840 TRIPLEX dr)' room. Earthtone up---------Btll 4 br Easts1de rmly ,. _ _..t--!•. -..-.. coming. Fast ap· 2 HOUSES Oft LOT home. Rear yrd is an en· ""'""" _...._ &'__... tert.a.iners delight com· S~e story owner unit predating area. 6'6-7111 2 Bdrma each. $185,000 plete w/lvly solar heated ~a/ =.oo:i1d~~f~ (~1Wt113J1$14j .!:;;:·:~~'°•ease ~Q~:~s:e~ gba: priva~atlo, W /0 book · h mature frwt trees . Total up •-.VJ.dual enclosed ___ R_e_a_l _F..a_t_a_t.e __ -t option or pure ase on l J l ' d ~ aJ tr t o pr vacy. us l 1ste gar ~Cl\ges . Ca ll now s es coo ac . cean ~..... TlJS ES TE view C dM hous e . &46-ml ()l'fNl1!9 •11\IU'•'0~fl;~I' TIN TA 644-61181. l .~11~··11·L1 $1'>5Q000 Finest duplex in COM
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J rj' i1·~ ,L { Bldr. Juat completing. Fabulous 80 deg. :a Marguerite. $325.000. --------
Orange County ntght Submit terms.Poss. llt.AHDHEW
light view. Gated eat.ale trade~ TOW*OMES
entry lO brick and Ule ---· ------.... ~~" clttular drive. Spacious Si}acular Ocean Vu, _..
fayer.dining room hoel· pvt yard, immac 4 (East.side ta Mesa> log mlrrot'ed ceillngs. R, workable terms 2.432Santa Ana Ave.
Marble living room fplc . 12:1>.ooo. 640-4018
11 H e bedr s 4 YJ Endiah Tudor 2&3 Br Ui m · CottllM.to 1024 spilt level. 2&3 car ~':e ~~:~ .qs~'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• I a r a g e . f r p I c s ,
massace room. Sewing DON'T MISS THIS! microwaves, greenhouse
aodserviceroom.Swtm-Delllblful 2 BR. 2 BA windows, pool, s pa .
ming pool. Cabana & condO. Pool. many new TENN1Scourt.
recreaUoo room. Tennis amenities. Cls to ever-From$89,"°
court. 4 Car garage & )'thing. A home to really 6*00lllor955-1920 much. much more! Call enjoy. Only $71,500. Developedby
I nves tor must ~el l fi
homes in Cost.a Mesa. No
brokerage.
205Amnersl $82,500
2332 Fordham $83,500
2:115 Not.re Dame S82 .500 225 Wake Forest $84.500
941Serra Way SSS.500
1158 Mission SSS.500
Call 831·9081 for ioformJ·
don.
EASTSIDE
S82.000
Olaroung 3 bedrm. hu~c
pool s1 zed lot. 1 m
macuJate thruout. Call
646-n11
O/'IN Ill Q ••I \ OIJ/lf l(.,81 "<I
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WHAT IF
Uiere was a spacious 3
br, large open beam
added fam rm, formal
dining rm, at the end or u
quiet cul-de-sac street
for only $87,500? Sound.-;
good? II is! Call now'
&15-7221 ~1.yo:;~vate preview A97'9-S.'r70. Woodlree Dev. Co.
MN'"l"''"UN'~~'~'''LLSTATE MOTHa-tH-LAW ('~ _ ............. [·tz lff!IHI REALTORS ~~!. ~.
aboWd always check the fmly kitchen warmed by Wntclff RMtty
Service Directory ln the SELL Idle ltema wlt.b • THI SIAICH red brick dble frplc 5 ·--------DAJL Y PILOT D&l.ly PUol Cluailied Ad. IS .. Dm!I bdrm. 3 ba, separated (2
~ you've ever Ir. r ba, w/separate en·
wa n t ed ia in t h ia tnlDCe).40' c:ov'd patio at
beadiful 4 Bdnn 3 bath your own fruit orchard. ~II. macnab / lrvtne ~ realty
... CAMTOM
Newly customized -decor ator
furnished & landscaped -Btrr, you
must see for youneffl Elegant 4 BR
residence fea turing famlly rm
w 1rr1c + game a rea w /fplc -11.
p00 & Cull jacu1zi -muter BR
1utte w /aauna. '19 Royal St Geor1•
la ready now ror you to be Use lat
owner since total remodelin g~ ·w /quick eteJ'OW ponlble • priced
rigtit at INl,900 fee -fumllhed
C m ay sell partially fumlahed >. Appt.
only. Tom Alllnaon 842-8235. <W-103)
.. 2-1235 '4W100 tOt Oowr Drive HWlllt Vie• Ceftttw
Irvine at C.~ ValltY c:et\9tr
7D-M14
bome, It features a 51.501
c:us&cm pool aod J aeUUi
and s undeck o ff t he
muter bdrm. Price ha.s t.7J Walker t; lee
,lult been reduced' $5,000. 1 ___ Re_aJ_D_ta_te __
G~ SAVER
Walk lO scboola t.hroug 11
OCX:. Expanded College
Part home. HI.lie family r-oom. opeo b e a m
cathedral s tol\e fireplace. Move·in
rudY. OPEN SAT. t·S. Zlt Andover or call Hurry ud call 546-51*1 2 Brand new 3 bdrm, 2 ba,
fc:r mondeuils. homes, formal dlnlna
rm, tep. fm rm, 2 fl'plca, ~ deeD ~ 2 car aarqe. . · ! -HERITAGE
3"19 It 3ml> Oraqe Ave. 21 11 3$,000 each .
Owmr/ Aet. M2·2164 or ,
ELPJOANT but comfort.· t'7M'112. .. ,,.__.__
~fALTORS
Ille. Tbia 2 •tGIT s bdrm. I;;;;; ____ ;;;;; ~wport ___...-
~.:':~ne~ ISTTMOflllll• 1~~~'4o.~~1~3~17~~~·
._ by Calta Mesa '• .. II YIAIS ~AJUGHLANDS ~ bome, C\ISl.Om
i•e.&Dl1 2 1ears new . 9bawB 01 appt. Jo Ano
Donn Al.\. '7»0IU
1026
flaelt f'\U'Dlture stort. II roaa've beta walU.U Amons l b• ma n1 far w. cm, here It tal ....atMt an over 115 A.a lot (I Bdnn bouM Jn· rdllaf•.U,.per. teal It dudtd free). Room fOf' tll• floora , l avhb dllpln Pl•:<'173Jq.ft.) • ...,... • muct1 men. a. EuUWe locaUoa.
-. dlltl llar. f129.000. •Alkln1 tts.ooo. Call Prtae. 0.IJ. Owner / wt Alenlllll-tlll ...................... .
carioue octaa view
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Cl!STOM 3 8r 3000 11q ft an v1rw sis»< O~n
houM l2 ~ S3'731 Blur
l*11nl•rn "> ow&•r tX\l 1.221
....._tkSeoY• a.e Jbr. :1,ba 1t1Xal ""l' l>UI~) + OH 'l'1lll•' l n •r aar Diana r omt ,. bt''t
~all \U bu.> lll lli~.1100
J••llM'n & C"o Wie d}' M.'O-lltM,\'H~i.644 ~741
llt t•• v.-.y I 034 •••••••••••••••••••••••
YET El ANS
No down l'Ol\do lhn
Tiburon Mlll\Y t'xlrll'
World'"' Alt•n1 55t-'270
GOOO 41tlA
N\•1111 bc't <'hc>oh 'hup
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MEW IUCH HOME
Uy builde r , blot."k to
lwa<'h. oceun v1l'w. 5 Bil.
44 ba. ~ s4 ft, Ir~
balcon1e:. 208 lSth SL
S~OOO Also 4 Ill<, :!1·1
ba at 601 17th St. Sl2!i,00tl
53&1711$
A.<;suma blC' 8j • VA
Sl2.500 0 .P . no quci l
Yorktown Vcllas. 2 br l '"3
ba rondo En<'I gar. l.iun
dry rm Eve<; 53&8011
By owner
21U<STO
IEACH
I Udrm, Ne~port Wl'i.t
with S6ti.OOO cit !11 •' ~ loim
S97.500
ll<R 963-8 377
VA.REPO
J br, 2 ba. fresh paanl an &
out. New c rpt $634 m o
PTI J ohn Vunian Co
6.11.0000
GOV'TREPO
3 Or 2b1:1. lll'W t."IJl 5HSIKI wt $.'l7'.!I mo P / I $76.500
FIXER UPPER
S5900 dn 4 Br 111 ba S47f>
t.ot.al mo IJ} mt $65,950
Mulhe arn Hit> Hl'J:lster
898-7853
EXCWSIVI HOMIS IH THI
COMMUHmlS
MONARCH IA Y AND MOHAI C H
IAY Tfll ACf
SOUD C9)UALITY AND
ENDURING STYLE
-Thh ho•e w o• d•1l91ted w Ith
..... ,..._.....,.. ht '"l1td. fte li 'flltCJ OrtO
coed lh of fot'IMI dhM9' rooM. N•t.q"""'
ORd .....,, ...... n.,.. an ...... .,..OOM&,
l''> battts .ct rOOM to npGIMI If yo..•••"· Offend at $250,QOO
&ITERT AJN AROUND THE POOL
AMD SPA
-Thi1 four b.drc>OM hOIM ill O "ff'Y
fN"Htic.Jfous orea hos odct.d featwes of b.°'"
ulUIMp. spodous IMftCJ ..a c:w.d 1..-. lot.
S27S,OOO
TOTALLY ELEGANT
-fhb HqWlife ) b.drOOM hofM fs b.autifuf
in ••try rich d.toll. AppoifthM"'' lnchlcM o
hu~ pookbed lot, tuper fGMity r'OCN'n, wet
borc:w.d2fi ... ocH. $339,000
INCREDIBLE OCEAN VIEWS
-This custom built 3 bedl'OOlft IMNM offen a
formal diniftCJ room and family room. Add to
fflue extras, a wd bar. J..ccr CJCll"GCJ• Cll'ld
beomed ceiliftCJS and you•.,. found yow dreom
ho1M. S397,500
a ungo .. tiJ' ~ J "''"
499-455 I
On the Orange Coasl·loo1< 10 L1nqo l1rs1
~~~ ....... .,. ... !?.~~I EMER~~ !~ y LOT
COUNTRY • CHOICE •
STYLE Ocl•:infront µro Pt·rtll'l>
f>eg Allen. Hllr 4!'4 757H
LIVING
in Nortl'lwuuc!'s beautiful
Ambt"rwood develop
m e nt 2 stories. 4
hl'dr ooms & ram 11\
room. l'l'ntral air, ruu~
lan<b n 1pt.'\I . cul dl•-sat· &
oot.slandin~ valUl' l'nn
$111.9~111
· ,·~· .RANCH
. A ··REALTY
• 551.2000
WHITEWATER
EAGLE'S NEST
Whale watchers keep an
e ye o n Dana P111nl
L1ghlhouM' loc11t1on run
lllC'vt'rC'd homl' w 1th
be am rell1nits. 1·oi:y
fireplace & w11w !>toru~e
C;1ll now. $197.500
J Monarch Bay Plaza
Laguna Nigue l
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Mlwporlleech 106' ....•.....•..•......•..
2 BR +den
+POO L
$168,000!
llurbur Vll•W ho mt·~
Mun afo p lan hO'd"
l••1rnulul l~X40 p00I 1 ~~uv i Rt·~rn1~ ~ de n
Exl•\'llt•nt l1X'3tac.in Quiel
~I It t°l 111il1 \'~) ttrC\'llbd 1
,l<'t'I'!\' Ow1wr will C'&rry
l11rl(l' 2nd tru~t <let!<I '
llurry to 11t1e 7~ 1700
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Newport leech I 06' ...... .,._, Oth.r b cai btcate 0..-IHI -..... .....,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_.. S. I I 00 ••••••••••••• ••• ••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. DUPLI X ....................... C:C-rci• --PretM• ty 2000 ,_.-.4 .
Hy owner. reduced to LOW PARK RENT Single ~opert, 1600 ............................................ ~.
Sl75.000 Botb2 BR un.ili. wldt 28r Champion ....................... 4 Plt'x nr "The C1ty" CoroM .. Mw 31 22
1 !Mk to oce11n Good in· &howl hke new. owne r DAMA ftOIMT l 3br J.2br 2bil SlCS2M
tome are.i 6n·0475 ltRXIOUS, $20.50 0 lOcommcrc1al lotis soo· LOS ALAMITOS
Op1:n house Son 1·5 lJO <FF2146'-77J Coast H1way frontaite ~plex,J!oldmed pool
43nl St Moble HOIM Store ldeaJ for fast food bu~1 2br 1 ·-~ba Adult S335M
-HHl895 ness. 67S.27172 Ownr/Bkr Lra. ,rt .... o.plex $400.000
l'url1 a l ocelin v lt!W 21h ACRES Excellenllermb'
St.up. to bt'h <.:ed 11r I Ille. Start your own ran ch
frpk. 'IUndeck J BR 2 Plc•nty of r oom ro r
bath ea ch Uy owner mobile or. hom e &od
$270.000 tl73 8459 ba rn X I n l l c r m s
Broker
677-SOO!I & 679 2823 THI P l.EX In lovely
/\JEUJE'LL
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TRJ PLF.X F. S 1dl' C' M .
Yrly i ncome S\1 60 0 $1 27 .~00 KJ3 2330 .
67~
OURCLIEHTS
LOVE IMFlATIOM
EAN 2 BR. Garage.
patio & ocean view .
SS.SO/mo. 541·6727
CHtNACOVE
Execuuve Dream Hou1w
2 Bedrms +de n. Deluxe
thru-Out. '2500/mo. Avail
oowlhru 7/31/79.
Watetfro..tHow.•
631-1400
Nwpl H~ts IK04 C loy [ ~ ll~Sli! -~-P-~-n-~-v~-~-'-s_u_n_i_.i_ _ ~ .'!""'!-•-••••.I 3 BH 21, BA. frplc. pro fe..,s1oo ally dt,"cor a lc d
Cottdoffti .. l.~T OW ft• PfUCE DROPPEDS7.000 hmdes for 1700
2FJr, 2Ba. dbl wide ••••••••••••••••••••••• Madison. S min from
bch. s m pets welcom e
UC7 l.28-77 J
Del~ penthouse View. nr bch. Long Beach 2br
+ den. Jacuu1 St-cured
prknx Raragt• Sl2S.000
Owner trans ft'rrl'd
Agent 2lJ·439· 1539
Tilerc is many u men leach 3140
who'd happily sell h as •••••••••••••••••••••••
swck or mutual funds for 2br 2ba inc l. ulil Teo
what he p111d for them 4 rus, pool/jac. rec, rm
or 5 yeari. ago Would SS.SO 972·1<lm.
CONDO LIVING rondo $115,UOO ALSO 2
"8£.aJ SP ... CE BR t den. 21, BA condo. ""'"'U"ll " llrdwd Or'i. nl•w carPt''" SETTING bitckbav \•1ew s1 65.ooo ~·net 1uut on ..:reenbell _By_Owrlt-.r ~·lt904 __
tuv 10\·uuon 3 br <I'~ h.1
MobiM HOMt Store
8411-8895
$16,900
STB'S TO IEA.CH
Obi wide '61 lra1ler11ma °'TC:f.. 1800
I ONS186J J pvt bc h & ••••••••••••• • •• • • • •• • •
EAST SIDE
luwnou.~I> up~rsded in FJEACH DU PLEX
mini c-onditaon Onlv 1 " •., blk lo ocean W
ol 1 \tim Ul'l'Jn , 1l'\., :-.ev.port 2 br + 2 br +-I
I f I br guesl apl Great ~um
picr Sub lettan.: a llowed
Located in Treai.ure Is
:lB>l Pacific Coast Hw>
l..ag Bch Orrer ed b>
He na1 <1s an ce M .P
Custom uruts on lgC' lot.
real t.eak wood interior .
huge frplc . new plumb
~ & roof Only $88.500
Owner 646--0917
'ewpurt ·1 l''>l) e Jl an mer/winter renta ls Xlnt affordal>ll' rmN· J ust '""Om·· 1213>790 2233 8, l.ii.ll-d t>il> 7711 "" ~ ,
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wtpool. J3l". ra m r m .
complt.>lely re mode led
Ila~ lot muc h murc
Owner Wiii rinant t• No
crl'd1t ncedt•d Sl5S.OUO
hal11ncl' /\!>k for F:d
Clwrnow 964 2455 ----
llG & BEAUTIFUL
& EAGBl TOGO s n n J n :1 .
Somt-r,('I k1Lr ht'
no11 k f:im 11 Y
\I. \\t•th;cr d 1n1n1?
rm 2 fplc"" 'll'\\ n
N f'\\ port C'1•ri'll'r t\
p ol11111! -.hed.
prl\ ,o('\ & .1 prll't'
'nu 1.111'1 hcal b" nl·r hJ' bou11hl
ano t h t.·r home .
Suh m1l all offer s ~2 11 ,500
714-499 3816 OPEtf SUMDA Y --
1820 Tradewinds Ln NO DOWN PAYMENT lltCOft'le Properly 2000
Smashing 1 BR. Oen & JBr. dbl wide Madison. 4 '•••••••••••••••••••••••
family Rm t $20.000 I.On AC. pnced lo sdl fas t Eoshide ~ex $22,900 ( l962U 761 KITCH EN Ca 11 Cleo L ............. a_ .... __ Sto Nice Duplex on arge lot
lheir aRC'nl at .-.~ nvmir re &<cell. local.Ion PiclurC'
Uruted Brokers 848-8895 perlect. :! BR I RA w1at
646-7414 548·2739 Walk to bt•ach. l2' Expan tac he d g ara lo(e Fu II
BAYCREST do. pnced to sell I BH, 1 pnce Sl~.000
UNDER $200 000 ba. Ir.: Porc h 34202 Del £ Pf)EH IGE: 'ful • 2 b Ob1sp(). 1127. Dana Pt -~ &.c:arti 3 ldnn, a. j HOME:\ Mr perfect for adult l0x44 with add on.Liv Rm
1: • and ...a.......& • • lo nml park. CM SI l.000 11'flncJ efll"C'rlGlftf"f.J· 751 0383 Bob Dickinson. A.qt. --------979-8533 BAY1''RONT
Luxunou:. mob1ll' ho ml'
SOlD!-SOLD! li ving w ith s pat·1ou s
Our z plan hstmg in The cabana lbr with den. Cl'
Bluff:.. Now let ui. i.cll ment patio. :.tont· frplc
>C>Ur X.W.Z.L.O c £'.•plush n e w «arpe tang
model. We give complete through out 2 levels.
pro( sen ice Plcasl' ,·all upen beamed ceiling~ &IO-GQS xlnl cond lloml' 1n _ .11. eludes :.lOH' cind rern g __/&tl .J//)/ :)~~c~~~~wpn cl,
R E AC/L T y Newport BC'ach lt:Jr I hlk
llJOl'l'lln $12.500
6"~51i71!
SELLER W A.HTS Mob1l;-ijoml' l~pro~
"ACTIO"'" m c n l S p t' c 1 <i I 1 " l
lmmac EastbluH fam1I) Renaissanc·l' 499 JHl6
holJll' 3 Br. 2 ba . ra m1I >
rm. Ju:.l reduced $10,000 ~for Sale 1200
;m'JW Coastllv.~.N ll
645-6646
INVESTMENT
PROPERT.'
10 Acres. r an lJe :.pllt to
2L2 acre parccb. Shuw!!
.xln L rt:lur n Jn' l''>lur
t.crms Brokt>r
677 5009 & 67\l 2823
Eoshide Tripf~•
l~ I Br unit:, on ll:JJ.!
IOl t;uod i::a,.ls1dt· Im· •c
lion Si50 mo 111t•11mt•
F\Jll pncl' SI Ill uuo e PR E:ST IGE I HOME~
J:W W Co11~1 Hw) ;-. B
64S-6646
INV ESTMENT
you sell your home or m 1---------
l'Omt' property for what leach 3148
you paid for 11 I or :; •••••••••••••• •••••••••
yean. agu., Our <'11cnl:. BR semi rurn. 190 C;i
t·onunut• lo prosix·r by nyon Acri.'!. Or $395 Ph
buyin~. :.l'llmi.t. amt l'X 213/:m.2501 or &t5-BW9
chMgmg rc ol t!sl all' ---Takll\~ uw rir!>l 'll'P IS Mew,.,n leach 3169
ofte n lht· hurdci.t ont· II •••••••••••••••••••••••
>OU're reudy lo movt· up Dix Bayfroot R plan Con
or :-tart )Our mvr!>tment do m Bluffs. 2Br+deo
p rox ram but h J' I' 2.....,ba Nrpool.67>~1
be<'ome ('Onlu:-.t!d \\1th 1111
I.he a!>pcl'l" of Loe.lay"• Houses Uwfwwj~
mark<'l, tht·n l'Oml' LO lh1• •••••••••••••••• •• •• •••
t'XPt'rL-.. <it quail C'lal't' -...oa ldmld 3206
Properllei> for 'olad. pro ••••••••••••••••••••••• rcssaona l l'O Un M·l1 n.1o: l')rami<I ,>ou r l'QUlllcs Bayfroot4br.3 ba.fam1l}
With an cxchanitc 11nd/or rm. pier. no pets . $1200
purchaM' v. 1lh an CYl' Lease 675-0525. __
LOWard.; high rutun• n• · Bdrm. fireplact:. patio
turn). for your goldt•n New paint. No pets $47!1 ye1tr... yrly b'75·9229 ,\ C F. '.II T S /\ l'I 0 ---------liROK F.tt."i W1• h11vt• a Capistrano leach 3218 r .... w po~atu1n~ opt•n lor •••••••••••••••••••••••
llc1•n:-.t•d profC',i.1onab Mod 3 RR 2 UA. frpll'.
who would hkl' Lu <11 encl yard. ocean vu. $5::!.')
lll1utl' \\11 th O rang t' mo.49G-7450
County 's tas11·111 growing ---
1Jf'Ofe:-.o;1onal lll·al .. :-.tall' Corona def Mer 3222
organ 11(jtton Wtt ha\l~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
O\er 50 1nl·o m i-pro MIMllAY VIEW
J>t•rt1c:-. .iva1labll' now 2 bdrm spacious multJ
Call 7f\2 l!f2(). level in canyon park stil
'
'-'UAIL ung. Lg dbl garg + e1' T tra parking 2700 Ba}s1d~·
PLACE Dr $6i5 mo f'or appl
owner. ti75·bhi7'
,ROPERTIES • Jlarbor \01l·~ Mo nlw&v
10,.... Tll l :lO ,.M.I t b r 2 b a r a m r Ill wallpl!J>l'r garg oPf\r 7 BEACH UNITS l..lkt' mool'I $81111 t>W~073.•
JY EAH.~OLlJ
\I L:ST S ELI. f ,\.-;·1 '
SCOTT REAL TY
536-7533
6UNITS IN HB
PRll'F.U R1<;11T
Un vc b> lhl'n c all
1\\ail •mmc'1 150 1
Serenade Terrace. $750
mo 4 br. 2ba .
DUNG l::R & ASSOC.
1801 Port Carlow Owner :;ays "submit all •••••••••••••••••••••••
offers" INVESTMENT
PROPERTY 9.'ii-070 I 9ti8·:'>S6j 5 Acres. can be -.ph t to Good cond . .:ood Prll't'. &
11. acre p11rccb Show~ Mood int•oml' Ownl!r "'111 3 OR. Cam. rm .. Jasmin,·
xlnl re turn ln vc,..tor l"llrry J>ll p.>r or lr.itfr Creek . on grl.'cnbclt Newport Pier Rlt y PROPERTY 673-2058 10 Arre:-.. can ~ spilt lu
----2', acre parcl'ls Show:-.
ONE OF A KIND xlnt return lnvei.tor
PORT ROY AL t.t•rms Brokl'r
SEA VJ EW t>77·5609 & 67!> 2823
Room addition. \'ll'\\
cus tom l andscap1n~
loca l10n. J o Ann Doran
Ag(. 759-0619
16 ACRES
t<'rm:; Brokcr Call Mikt•. ~114 ~ -.omc v1t·w. u 100 Mo.
ti77 !iro!!&6W:!tl2:1 12 GNITS l'oi.IJ Mt·~a. 4! Agcnlti73·5354_.J.
FOURPLEX Br 1 H:i "m 1 J.:d r"· 7 SPYGLASS HILL )l'Jr' 11ld ~25.0011 II\ d /\II :J Br l Ra un1\lo uwnl·r !">ll< 121;:! 4 & ram1ly, mmR rm Ov.ncr wil l n1rr) 2nd o•:ean view. garde ner &
T D !l 2 X g ro,., ;:II 2 hou:-.t'" , t l.J:.trah HO wale r m c ludt-d . $16511
$15.5.000 arn ·.. Zorwd lur KV mo N,•v.-porl t:enh·t
SUPER
49~7222 831-0836 4 bdrm. 4 bllt.h on pvt ---------•I Che rry Lake. Sunn)
8 I:: I. 1\ I R t: U F'
FALLBROOK PRlMt
AVOCADO LAN 0 IN
PRE S TI GIO U S
HELEAH ESTATE CAN
BE SPWT 29~ balance
down o we $368.000
Pnnc Only Mike Wink
957-0554. Agnt
~PRESTIGE: Park 5 -..,..ii-. & c·ro"' Realty. 640 _1t1_12_· ___ _
len<'1-SI iu.ooo t>4b~345 Coska M•so 3224
T&IMIS HAllT?
MacGREGOR EASTILUff decks & boat dock. Uni
Choice corner location. que 1268.000. Prin. only
ad.Jaet.-nl to park area . 5 2215 Healher Lane. N ll
Bdrm 3 baths with many ()peon Sun H Pnn onl~
extras T op cond1tron 6'12-1121 dys or tl7!'i OS lt
I HOME:S
3333 W Coast Hwy N R
645-6646
-------7 UMITS-C.M.
aft :, A~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
ew 2 bdrm condos. frplc
blllL,, 2 rar garal!t' $450
& up lOiti Can) on Ur
&ts-SG:r.
Cowtalde charmer. M lie
from the e>ce•o. 3 Bdrm.
2112 bath Townhomc. with a l' the up g ra de:.
$102.900.
754-7800
View home m TunlerO<'k
Highlands Upgra ded
\hroughoul m 1mpecca
ble lasle Outst anding
View lot. hesl locallon 4
Rdrm:. + ram rm See
to apprl'<'1ate
REAL ESTATE , $192.500 evestwknds
Roy Mc:Cardle, RJtr
548-7729
INVESTMENT Beaut ne w bu1ld1 ng
PROPERTY Flreplaces. x.Jnt location
Two ~-\Jftit lld9s.
l'l'nrn,.ula 1'01111 dn ·:.i
l,luaJll)" bwll. heaut1full.)
ma1nlaml'<I E.1l'h I ph"<
ha' t~o 2 bdr m 2 bJ &
two:! bdrm I ha un1ti.
i::.. front urul h .. ,. \\ood
1Jurn1n1! r1 r .. p l :.i 1·1-·
S37a.tu1 ~:a<'h bid!!
Wesley N. Taylor Co.
S eal 2 br. :! '~ Ila 1·ondv
w 2 frJJ l•·t'., l'""I
dsh\\ hr. v. a!>h~·r 1fr, <' r
~ no kad-. 11r Jll l,.
Su~Jes ok s.tJS i\1-!t 1111
hx ~·25till. !Ji:I ~i I
1044 •...•.•................
COHVEHIEHT
location nr San Die go
F'rwy. Irvine Ind. com
plex, schools & 1Jhoppin~ Nice 5 br. 21,;i ba home
Parl.. Place.Inc 842· 7461
lf523 CAMPU5Dl:IRVIME
Ulgurta~h 1048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
*DUPLEX *
Ckean side or hwy, level
lot. easy access to beach
Nl"eds pamt. m mor re
pain.: 1decil for home &
iacome Hur r ), o nly
$14.5,900
Mission Realty 494·0731
Deerlield Townhome
Uesirable end uml 1n pvt
Joe. Sgl stry 2Br. clt:n. 2
ba. frplc, A1C. 2 car ~ar.
xtra lg lns c p'd pallo.
plus h earthtooe <'Pl!!.
drps. wallpr . Walk lo O..EAN Spanish Charm
pre.elem&m1ddleschls house. w t g uest a pt .
By owner $81.500. dys walk lo beach & shops
75&-0781 ext 11. evtwknd Lge y ard $178 .500
~1-5029 752 9000 & 831-0345
Specious 4 BR 3 BA homt:
m Woodbridge. prof. de
cor1tled & landscape d.
fri>lc. ra1sed bnck plan
ters. auto s prinkle r .
li$hts. splasMng fouo· wn atnum. Low main·
tena nce yard 3 min
walk to pool. tennis crts,
PERFECT !ST HOUSE
Sm 2 BR cottage. nr te n
nis. huge ba<'kyard. all
WOOC1. frpl, sep I BR ren
tal. Assume loan. SlOK dn. payments $750/mo
By owner Prine o nly
642·9401.
•PACIFIC
es lute situated on '•
acre for lhos<> who t-nJOY
cntertaintnR P ool, wel
bar. J<ICU11.I, 4 fplc. winl'
ce llar plus 4 bdrms
$475,000. I DOtOOP I
900 Gi-yr• St.
l OCJllftO leoc: h
L.orpna ... ,.,.. I 052 ., .................... .
Laguna Niguel
Realty ..
IEAUTIFUL
COURTYARD
ENTRANCE
& outstanding spa are
JUSt 2 or the asset:. lh1s 4
Bdrm. 3 bath horn\• of
f e r s Ownl'r s ha ve
lhought of everything.
you must sec to believe
Best buy in LakePark,
$128.500.
493-9494 495-5220
49~2413 830-5050
J8CUUI. SlS0,000. By ---------1
Owner. S.'i&-4932 1---------1
8 ). owner. Or angelrce
condo Adults only . Ten·
nis. sWlmming, jacuzzi.
health spa et.c. Plan 3. l
br $51,000. 640-1818,
woo•tDGE
SPECIAlS
Del~ ol livi11g ln the
beautlf\al Lallea1de com·
muDity ol Woodbndge?
We haft bomet avaUa·
blf! la the price ranae
trom m .to0 to Sl45.ooo. Pleate c.all tor dttans
f/-'· .
. '. I'
, ',}1ll'
VIUIE!!!
8tauUful 3 IHldroom .._. to Tbe Willows
Acfos• from the new Helttal9 Pd wU.b pool _. ..-.. AP'8a only ....
~ .,
~ .
Causey ~any
HAHDSOME
DUPLEX
Prld ~ or owners h ip
duple x i n l ove ly
Caplstrano Beach,
aituated oo street with
attractive hom~. Eac.h
unit has 2 bedrwma. 2
baths, wall to wall
carpet, well appointed kltch~s . Hu hrae
feamd .yard and clooed I
,.,. .... $132.500
•
4UIAT ......... ,
An atlor dable atarter
homt wttn 2 bedrooma, llu1• fami ly room, ........... vitW oa qulet
llUltop atre.i. Needs Dlltt Md carpet. Eat1
flulble floanci•I·
Qij.._iUla.a,aoo
NIGUEL SHORES
3BEDROOM
in the lovely pr1 vale
community or Niguel
Shores behind guarded
gates , a 11pa<'ious
beautifully kept 3
bedroom home with huge
vaulted wood beamed'
ceilings in the living rm.
Formal dinini rm. faml·
ly rm •nd breakfast
nook. All w ith large
yard. cunom 1tooework
ff<Jnt and rear
-PLUS-
fabulous r ecreation
faclUtles with features
too numerous to menuon
-AND -~ topnvate beach
ONLYS167,500
CMJ.644-7%11
a Rr l" Ba. rrplc. paUos.
no auoda\lon reea. •.eoo.-..m
Mlw~.._. IOff .......................
CCMtO ft OWN•
-·~-· ,.... ..... ~-
NEWPORT DUPLEX
$139,500
Ste~ to beac:h. This 1s a
Newport Classic at an ar
fordable pricc. Good
summertwmtl'r income
µot.enual I nH~slors bet·
ter hurry' Call 540-t 151
.... HERITAGE
REALTORS
OHL Y $40,000
take over 912•< loan al
$1001 mo. 4 BR. I"• ba &
pool Hurry• Ownr1a gt.
5.'i6-07i7
SIOK BF.LOW MARKET'
BIG CANYON. 2 br cooo
1550' $1 58. 700 ALSO
elt:gant J br home. 20x40
pool & Jacuw. lge yrd.
$1.29.900 Agt. 673-431 l
BY OWNER
Nl'wµorl Shorei. 3 BR.
2bo. Clubhouse. pool &
rel" rac1l avail $98.000
646-84(12 ------$79,900 In Newport
Super sharp 3 bedroom
condo. attractive decor.
beauuful enclosed brick
palio, pool. jacuzzi & vtcw. Owner motivated.
NEWPORT CENTER
REALTY
640.181 2
ORIGINAL
Bal boa Is land beach
house with 2 bdrms.
+newer 2 bdrm. apt.
over dbl garage. with
hpl. + guest apt. with
fri>l. Clear. Seller wlll nnance. $2.49 .ooo ~TH.A.CH
REALTY 675-1642
MEW EXCLUSIVE
USTIMG
WOO AT ITS BEST
S bedrooms. 4 baths,
large country kitchen
with tlreplace. Fabulous
for entertaining. Com·
fonable home for large tamilY . Call now. 1t won't
1'iit! $41$.000.
BURR WHITE
REALTOR. IMC.
6 7 !>-4610
WATllfllOMT
CONDO
lbr~Vltw/Allp
IM/opt. $158.500
MS-31139
i on .......................
VIEW FROM THE TOP
Brealhtakmg oceun vacv.
from high tn Pres1dcntaa
He1ghls Nl·w lis ting
near new 2 BR Condo, on
ly$97,500
BERTilA HE NRY
REALTORS
21.5 Del Mar 492·4121
Beaut. Pres. Hgls Ocl•ar
vu condo. 2 Hr 2 Bu
frplc. pool 0Pl'n lbit
Sal/Sun l2 5 833-3W4 -----
S.Juan CGpistrono 1078 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beaut. tnse. 3 br. 2 ba, rm
rm. ell'<' gar. d s to pool
lake. schls & bch $72.000
Buy now bef Prll'C ui:
summer Own 495 2157
5 Acres. can ~ s pht lo TSL lnvmts 642-1603
I ~ acre parcels Shows
xlnt return I nveslo r 4 Houws & Dpb
terms. Broker 5 2 B R l I B R w 1 l h
677 5609 & 679 2823 garages & y arc!:. G real
365 ACRES
You won't believe this
~erene valley loaded
East.side location S60.00U
down. Owner will carr)
con lra<'l Fu II pr H'l'
$320.000
with ouk trees that you ~ PRE'T IG€
will waJk invci.tors thru I H>OMc' arter lht! sub-d1v1s 1on. _ . ~>
So or Orange County an I 3333W Coast Hw }'. NH lhc path or growth. In 645 66 .. 6 veslur'o; te rms Bkr. • "'
1 1676-5717~ 11523_.44_n2_ j NE.AR BREA.k EVEN
I A.CRE 15% DOWN
FOR YOUR MOBILE or. 4-Plex Assume Sl'lll·r
llOMESITE Room for w 111 r .i r r } p .i µt• r
pool, barn. corrals and Mana geml•nl J\ ail
animals Xlnt t l·rms Nienl Gary 0 llo~ll'r
Broker !I00-4388 or 536 24911 1m 5609 & 679·2823 Pnnc1pals onl~
Realtor-. i;..u 4910
J HOUSES
EasL'ildl' l' M :1 scµara ll'
hOUM'i> un cornt·r lot
SuJ)l•r l0<•at1on $159.900
2200 •....•.•...•.......•...
CORON1\ DEL MAH LOT
Rl'ad~ w bu1lcl ,\p
p r u ' l' c1 p I J n .,
$150.000 bi.I ofr l>ib 31)27
700 ACRES COM TRIPLEX Ololce \ll'"' ot h11rbor lot
Riverside Count.> al a All 2 BR lownhoust-l~ J>l'. 2220 Par 1fl\' Ur. COM
lNVESTORSSPECIAL main freeway offramp owne r 's unit ~ •frplc-Owner build lo ~u1 l or
Assume 9c;, $464 mo Some xlnl commercial Great locatio n Don t :-ell $200.000 $43 6 148
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1080
4.Br. 2Ba. 2 yrs old. nr potential Rapidly dl' m 1SS th1s orw S20:i.OOO t>ves
Harbor Edinger $79,901. velop1ng area & 2 miles Mobile home I
f'P Owner S57 61.99 cl freew:iy frontage In ~ PRESTIGE: Trir Prit 2300
FIESTATIME! vcstorterms /+ I HOME:~ .......... ! .......... ..
Cinco de Mayo IS JUSI 1167!.:!1~1 ~~~20tl0 645-6646 lkAn1.1 na,\ ... IOl \'111.IJ.:l a round the ro rner - - -J brMob1ll' lmne. Nl'wb
Cele brate by 111n nj( u F.,_ook A.er~-FOUR U..,ITS-C.M. de<'oratcd $:!1.500 tl'rm'
f " -'7-Roal 00l'k l'~I ~rh ies ta in your own homl• 12 acr es, Sl2,000 pr acre Near new, 3 Br ownl'rS
Th1s lovely :J bcdrm.P1 Owner will fi n ance urul. 2 ba. rrpl. 2C'ar P oo l J ,ll'll /l.I
balh home h1.1!1 o family w/25"4 down gar .. 3-2 Br. 2 ba. uniti.. ClubhouH'l-Bro kt>r '
rm, not lo mention the TSL lnvstmts 042 1603 0 w n c r Ii :i t 1 !f2U 1
perfect back ard for C'n £ ~RE:HIGE: ---67>8458.
t.crtaining! Has 11 hug~ HOME:S FOURPLEXES Outof County
poo l with dressing -All 2 BR townhoui1l' t)'P\' ,.._.._.... 2550
rooms. And large bit in 333J W Coast Hwy.'NB units Good lo('atrnn ••• ;;:w;:::~••••••••••••
b a r Afrordable al 645-6646 Or WC 2nd$ . ~500,oto <'hoc.1i.l' VIEW LU1'. ~hllnmoth
$76,400 C all P . B I rom. 148, e 11 Lakes. VISTAS II. by
964·2431 835 021 l pal!cr 21/2 ACRES
119468 Start your uwn ranch. ~ rREHIGE: owner I 934 2194
Wntwlhtstwr I 091 ~·:b~u o~~ ~~~~ !~~ /+ r HOME:~ FS~'~yy PE.<,artkalHl'omHeo°!tp•.
••••••••••••••••••••••• XI 3333W C H NB nw"' barn . nt terms . oast wy. prox 275()sq rt wta ll
MO 9UAUFYING Broker 645-6646 converuences or city Yet to purcl\ue lh1s 4 br. 2 ba 677·5609 & 679·2823 pnvatc located wls w1m home in good area. Full 1 ___ ...i-__ Morc____ * -.: * * * ~ pool membership
price $72,950. Giro .... .., 0 19 11!........-~xes A panoramic mountain ParkPlace,Jnc842 7461 41.'t acres ~oned C -2. rvw ~ S ubmit t e rm:. l"ull By owner rices ex · top view on approx • NJCI RIDUCED pnce $145,000 tremeJy low Seller will acre $110.000 867 2337
$400. Jbr. I h.i. 1lu11
:-.mok,.r... n .. 1 ... ~111!1
Arbor S..IH· 100~• ~ o:J~
I BR. :-ta ll sho"t'r. µalw
Ind!) rm. '" blk tu ...
17th St shupprnµ & bu>-
Nt-w e rpl. drp:-.. 11 k
SlOVl' & painl M.1turo·
adlL'!, no l'hildrcn ur Pl'l"
S295 955 1171!
• • •
Patric:a Jannell
tit 7 Pupp~ . \ q · l'11n1n.11ll'l ,l.11
Yoo a r1· lht' wmnl·r ul
Two Fr~~ Tickets
to
CIRCUS VARGAS
\tarch lith
ll OOPM PPrformam0l'
The Hunting-tun
l l'llll'r
lluntingtun lk<•l'h
To d a1m ~our 11,·l..d:.
call &l2 Simi. l'Xt 212 • • •
I BR. l>eaml·d l'l01hn.:,, > ard. no 1·hlldrt•n. 111 \\
t•pt~/drpi., $20.S mn IHll i
C Plaeenua li42 2<11>'1
New. extra ctlx IO\\ nhou:w
urut, J br. 2 ha. StiUO niu
OR 2 br. 2 ba for ssoo m v
Portholl'. sk.}l1gh1 \\Ill
dowi.. OIJC:O st Ulr\'il"l'
master bdrm i-uitt• Call
Linda Hart 1>16 7171 ur
tl45-7:ll7
Mesa Verde :1 br. I·'• ll<1. new crpt.s & drps. 2 1 rpl1•,.
& '3mily rm. Qwei 1·111
de·SOt' Ss.25 mo ~!l 274 1
or days: 55i·02i6cH·"
Get G REEN cash
for WHITE elephanb
Wllb a Classified /\d
Call 642·56ill
$6000. on tbla super 4 br. carry all· finan('ang at ~C:~~i·n~~ ramrm & A PRE:HIGE: 9~Lir.tCothAow CO<C ~JO lV\-11, £tf S 11
That Intriguing Wore/ Gom• with o Chuckle Park Plat-e,lnc 842·7461 /-+.-~ HOME:~ Low 6oww Pay•11Ht t<illl94 ~, ™' •. '°'1NI ------3333W.CoaslHwy, NB Olw-RMl&twh 645-'646 ... 714/542-3676
••••••••••••••• •• •• •••• 1----------CALL fo'OR SETUP
0 ._l'O_ ....... ol .... '°"' ~ -d· i.... lowlO,_,_,,....,..~ ........... '1fi ........
,_.S. tlOO fwS. 1300 * * * * * I POYCIM I ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
FAMILY Ptr PARK By Owner 2 4·Plues.
3Br, dbl wide Kir kwood. ~.000 eacl\. Prine. On· will tell fut at '22.900. lytM-o638or540·1219
CSM4818-'18> . llllla111 ,,..,.,.., 1400 ....._.._,..... . ......•............... Ml.-S
IAQI
FOR YOUR 11081~ OI' • HOil ISJTlt. Room for
pool, barn. tOn"ala aad
anlmala. Xlot terma.
Rentln1 1320 8Q rt In·
dualrtal apace. S•nta
A.n1. xlnt locat1on . Pa,. Alao eeo 1q n ot·
f\ce. lJoyds Peal Coot.
m.Gl
CclM .,..,ux 1 1 r 1 1 t·
Three 2 Bdrm units .
:· 673·1418. ev,es or I L u y 0 S I
I' I r I ~ '"1'S UNITS UMITS · - -· · i
~~.!~es/L.B. $'1li~C:: I G U T N S I} ~~~~~a .:!~~ t" ........ ,--,..--·r-1~: A .. .,::·~:1~·:~:,or~
10 nit.a IUIO,OOO .---------ectlno up. E...y time 1 •newe.
J511rYOctwft..t ~-•111,2123 'two I 11AW7 \Ullta, uo
1m1>uMcl ~lewa. Ex· 2 bf, lOXIO. Ad~l N.8
.._,. UM ol wood • paft Newp0rt Boch .,_., 8lalDed 1tua win· parll ?XlO abed, l\U
-..much.muehcnore. 11Dt.1•.;• r beater. ~·
Owe•r finance al awn1a1· "'P rentltO.
io Umta =·ooo I s u T R £ " I tne oereoe dOOf -. .. c 0.... ~plaits t ....... 11a'000 I I I I' I • COOllP.... .... ~ .-cl " If I rtr 1600 _. now or _.1.a on tit 141.,,. "' "'--...g ~
--••••••••••••••••• any of our Investment yow ~ ._ -. ...._ a belo.r
...... ~ IUJlltO, •1'."m.
:
..,._., SCHOOL J)l'Ollel'1,y. S.0.388B
Uc'd lot 44 cNJdrta + 3 o bedtmJ 2 ba bomt on beck OI larp lot,
Pan rlace.lnc 142· 7-lel
• ~~·~1N~ unm I I I I I I
SCUM &.m AMw..-. a. c .. 19'flc ..... 11 oc
Mond1y, Maren ~. 1079 *f ...... ,_..~ ~= hw•h tw.r&. .,_ 1*4•h u..fwA. ....... , uAn. V...._ • .....,, 4250 D ' o • c 1•rl,.M -H::,:.:,:":-:u;,.:.~.=d~ .. ::: .. ~"1R;;n;.i,V.~~f-';;j:.:..:. :_:::_:•._:-_· .. ··••••••3••7·~4• ;:~::~~·-;;~T.~1•1•~•4• :,:~~_:·••••••1•1·~·4• ::.:.:.:.:.·.::·0 •0
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C...._. l224 ;;r.;;~ .... ~........... SUS CASITAS Cou .. y Settt.a •eatiBllll 3 BR. a ba . wlllle water fii>lcs ~1& ;_:.::,••c·~·:,••u;•;•H•1• 38r ~D • Condo '*''' Llll'Kr ' rcit l bdrni UIO E 2lst8tt'Nl vlewa, 2 blkl'. to t>uch --BUY .... OWll I ttn r pool M2~ mo l'lld 1ar 12.5~ & up Y~wdr Z br • dc•n 11pUt Nrw beautiful .rardrn New apphancca. n£'w SIU CAllH " •• &a.rue, l)t'f't&n \U TJO.:IM4ur M11Sl7 \dull•. no Pt-IA .'I IU l~ve• fr nlc . d erk . l,l)ta,pool"llPI. tiled ktlc:hcru; ' baths. FOi Rl:UT CONSIGN MOW nu -ca C..11 li'5 1084 u1 --'' "''r""''"'h .. ~ ~. 1 d ....,. m,_ Nc-wport RI !1414 ~M ~)'hi.ht Mii ('Xlrlol>e $315 r "'._ uuul'lt • W n OWl!o, lOZ3 l..f:lSUR>: WOIU.L> 1110 No l'hlldren or pets 126 1::. lJth Strei.'l hdwd flr11 • open beams, Sleeps "-on IJllC Bur
2br Iba hard"*ood fir l'l"Nld lll'W l\l'•ul ~81 :! I UR duJ'l""· t-.;•a.U.ldl•, lhy1i t>•t; 4Zti2. 0 l'll 646-6816 bnck frplc • drape11 & Lake. Last 2 wt.~ka... ol
burned t l'ahaa f\·o< ba l n'fldo f:q111 pP1·tl ITldll tM 1111t• 1ru11d•• 1~~ 2 btdruom. 1 bath S340 a1hutter•s. dbl gar & March.
yrd blUru Sm ch lld lit\ kltclv-n ~w~li.' mu.st t .. • \AUb oo JK'lll ht " 1111"1 yard North Laguna call eves No p.ts "1.S 19.i Q. ~2• >" lmmf'd ur ruu • ~ d ·s1 t!OO rn11 t:a111.a1d&-a br. blllllc, no UU E 18thSt.rfX't S750 Hillll'CSM 7S51 714·96.1-779'l ~Pl ~~ 11 C'.JPatll) $-4»5 mu Call MiAil .,,11n•'il Orn" hy pt•tll AJ ult .s 1310 642-0856 .,.._ le ___ ...___ S300perweek
t-~ .... .,, w mt lift 7 r M ~ 610:. 11.-fun • ralHn", 1 .. : :U11t b4G l.lr78. M2 4201eves 11n Bachelor S2GO.•w,..... oc.h 3169 Abo availabl~ Apnl .. an ~ .,., " •••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • --------=----1 1-"SJu~· ll u lelJllle....... l2S2 Sl APl 3 &U Tll(XI 5 uu:. 21.Ct St.r.:el PAB MIWPOltT
•Net $140-$200 pr wk. We have 2.1
million contructual r eservation
backlog on ·•ny-drives" with Pan Am
and National. als o exclus ively
publis h e d by over 60 U .S . &
International wholesaler s including
but not limite d to Triple AAA.
Amtra k . CP Air . Travemttn
(Austr a li a ). RACY, Nu rGu t
(Germany) TCS (Swit zerland).
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mobtll.'hUlllt• '\cllt11. nu
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··~ lUdc• ·'hr,/. ha. aw •Ill' & J)l6lto $450 nlo
Ml\ ~'lM "' &ah :l., 16
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l'Olld Jo:o ti-tlh ' $41\l!l Adultb. 00 l)l'U ~ ~.11
nltm , p\t fttrlum 1 c·•r Jrff61:t ISO.a 003'64 313 17th rhu:~. f'romS349.50
ll"' l'1•n'"' rurnl ~ No L 22:!0Vanguard Wuy Spectacular spa, total bt•l.M'h l'\l t·omm ~1 .. A,.,.,,.., 1'..il t4ft.' ~•ah 1741 "Till<:VIC'l'OlllAN" _, . .,_u recreation program ,
••••••••••••'•••••••••• Zlir1oludt0. l 'Y baw1g11r tbfdroom 1315 IOCtalprogram 7pools.8
3 &.. " l t \h f 11 ··"'I d 2 bedroom, l bath $360 teonla courts. At f'ashlon " '11 11"1 ._.., 8 ' u ' lJ\till I\ fli',At:Jt M'I H au b, <'VlN, 1ttiW rpr>. Island, Jamboree & San onl>, 111 Mttl\&f('h ~um ll1jN SJ;, wit. Ir uv MiillJ nuigt•, frwd yd w/p1&l1u, m1t 4!.IJ UllH l)~n .. r M'f"\ Hllcot I\ hc·•ti·.t wtJl)d~007Vactor1d Adults.nopets Joaqwnllllls fWad
.\!.!t ut tut! ltd 1714,04,.._'IH tJ:~400,1 ~ 1..«ebar.helornr.Fa1r v1ew (7141644-1900
........,._.. t.ed1 326' 'ti.•N f..'0 •'"1 llw> N iwly dcror111A.'fl 3 br. 2 h.i & Baker. No cllildrun, no IACHB.Olt UMITS
.......................... ..,.,,... •ec:ti 17 69 lUWrthOUbl.' Sp 1H'IOU'i pet.s S<&.>!882. S225+deposit:
11.ACH UYIMG •••••• •• •• • •• •• • ••• • • • • fll'\'pluc-c & Po<>I Qwt't Kl OS OK 20 I E. lal.oo. NI. ............. J&l UH lll"C:.t Adult!>, no pets 3 br 2 b """'1 • ....., ,__ 0..-t TOTAL · a . .....,.. ~. mo ,. ..... It__._ 55.a.7707 W ddl1. I H r.un rm 5400 IW:• ~1..:..!>15 5$'9 ~ 10am-7pm ~ """'"' -
clll\, 1!«k 11°11 frplc ' So t:oast Plaza urea. dlx J All adult. no pet,:,, 2 br. 2 ••It•(' jt1H ,,, ... , .. r llotll LIVING Br2 nn. I I PRlCEORlGHT-E.S. ba, from ........ J a"'uz•t, -·' II I ."" .. pex.t>oc ~ar. Dnvebylheo call ~ "L Hack Kay 1u-1•.t houw fu 11r"""'"'"'" \ c .. 1·11r111 dfllpes, t'MT~t~. blt·ln.s Avatl J/l5 2459 Elden 1 pool, rec bldg Located
h•1™' 4 hr .I l1o1 • • '" nl l ti<IO I<! s ,oo c ..ill ~ 7tiK-7;jJ6aft5PM br S23Smo acrosi. from Ne,. port .:i.r Tduu.s c•ts, )Mt'uu1 Mlllrle'tlt' .ti t;;U J-U4 or A partmenla, -----A~a.il. tmmed. 229 Co:.la Be ach Golf Counl.'
pool ~ mo Nu Pt''' M·t ~ Enter1aJJlm ent. MEW DUrLEX MesaSt.2 brS295. mo ~~~o_:~ .. by appt only ~e~ ~~71~~> llGCAHYON Recreation 2br.2•2ba,e\•eryame ru -OUNGER&ASSOC. .,,...._,.,, ---
pm& wkeodi. DEANE COMDO YoW'a-365 ~Yar~:!o ~qug~t. y~~~~ 95'1-070l 968-5565 Ste~ lo beach. 2 br J.?ur. o..rcN.t 322 f'CV' le~ ... "1111 no~ .J d ays a year! w1room ror trlr, e tc Villa Pomona apl642·2015 new paml & cpl, Unfurn
••••••••••••••• ••• •••. 8drmll • l h.tlhi.. v.1J h 5495 bil-6336; 642·9666 •Lovely, quiet aJI adult or rum. Yrly ~ w I utl. 'l)jCIOW. II\ .trea l "Y•' • ISeculltuJ Sinqle. bl..i~. ~1362. 213-67u 7933 Oeaut Condo nrMarantt& "' 1&2s.d ALLADULTAPTS "-6 bearht's JHr 2ba, IJOOI, I> yanl & t-nl~ jrea room oSpacious 1 &2 BR OCEAN AtOMT
JU<', t<'nn1 i. $425/ mo $001 Mo incl gardt>ni:r ~~:~ .. -:.: MOW AV AILAILE :p~lB&BQdrapes 3 br, 2 b~. w1otr1ce Year
24006 Pa!l('o Cvron11 N BLEEH HUDSON 2 br apt. Pool, jacuzzi & •Prif>oOfva &.,.te garages ly. Frplc. l(ar . S1050. .
I .... U'' R"'•'TOR 644 0322 Apartmonta BAQarea. Encl garage. TSL M pet.'1 sm""ers ..JI 21116 ~ • • All Ubh11 ... Pu1J SORRY NO PETS •Priv./pat.io. balcony gmt 1;.,2.1603
New house 3 hr, 2 ba, NO Fl':E! Apt & Conclo • No L•aae floquuod 177 1-.: 22NDST •Nr Hoag Hospital, shop UDO ell'f:: .. spac 2 br. 2 frplc:, family rm, canyon n>ntal~ Rentnl Pavilion CoKta Mesa 645-241*8 ping &2 mi from beach. ba. den. rrplc. ht cetlrngs. view.~ ~93-7ll2. 67~49l2 Bkr Tul'S S;ll • ~~~II· r.nn... 2 br .. 2 ba. all elec .• grod $400. Beau. 2 Bd, 2 BA ~ 1~'~5-~den $950
4br, 3ba spa, nr 1icw, close 3 b cl r 1r1 • 2 •A ti., • Act1vt11 .. Directo•. noor. c:ov puk, no pets, o/looks S.A. Co Club. u · ----
toDanaHills H1gh 33101 TownhouM'. Beautifully rr .. Sunday Bn.inch.. $350 . 310 Vic t o ria . Balc.2cargar.631·1816. Jbr 2ba nt•arL1doVillage
Huccaneer.49J..7771 decorated, boat slip •HeollhCJubt.Jocu.u.a 642-2164/673-0782/552-4894 O..Point 3826 $550. 514 Club House
-avail. $S50 Pl'r m u . PLUS MUCH MOn.,.1 2 Bdrm 1 Bath, $350 mo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 998-58G8or52G·l92S QUIET OCEAN VU Irv m.6J10or ~sm5 ~ Ing, coast side or PCH. Oakwood 2189 Paclltc, no pets. Call Npt Hgts 2 Dr l Ba. rrplc.
2Br. den. l200sq ft Condo Bluffs gorgeous 2br 2ba 546-5880, Pam SlOO MOVE IN adults, no pets $375
nr l:lliouel Bch Pool, Jae•. view. custom decor , we t Garden Apartments ALLOWANCE &&2-0:>51 ., l BR. stall shower. patio, br !.ec Adlts/no pc>ls. $435 bar. gardener. pool, S550. N rt S.Och/N rth lndry , blk t E 2 . 2 ba + den S400 ba 499-4663 640 6259, 557 4700 e xl •wpo o rm. ,.. o . Encl. garage. pvt rncd r 2 i, blk to bch 2 gar
B ,..oro 2312 dys, 640·24 2 SAO Irvine l7lh Sl shoppmg & bus g rass yard. 33411 sp $47SYrly No Pe ts ,. 3232 evestwknds 101 l61hl New crpl, drks, tile, Cheltam Way; 496-1097 67S 1706._!>45 2223 _
••••••••••••••••••••••• ('11 41 64!>-05!>0 stove & paint Mature
2 Stay. 4 br, :!' ba. drnrni: rm. frplc, dshwhr , palro
flll'd yd, gar Kids & peti.
ok $525. Aj!l. No fee
1164-2566; 973.2971 ---,,.... .. v*Y 3234 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Close lo elementa ry sc:hl,
JBr. 28a w/lg drn, frplc,
dishwashe r . <'over cd
patio w/BBQ. kids OK
No pets $585 mo A>el 110
ff'(.'964-2566; 973 2971 ----
HARBOR VIEW
PORTOFINO
4 bdrm. Ji,.,ba.F .R 2
story bonus rm. pool &
Spa. $900. 960-1326. ----1
Newport Beach/South
1700 16th SI
(Dover at 16th)
(714) 642 8170
Adult. only no P<M•
adult.s, no childre n or or496-5275. OCEANFRONT Upper
ts $295 955 1178 wul Very ruce Lge 28r,
pe . . • ---llutlluglonleoch 3840 !ri::~675/m o. yrly
Duplex 2 BR 1 dBal. encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ ------
gar. Mature a u. ts. no SHARP, beach 1,2 & 3 BR, STEPS TO OC EAN View. pets. $310 mo. 964·1055 (rplc, dishwshr, garage 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car J!ar ,
& patios . No pets bltms. $650/mo. 675·l906
9tl).2358 ---
J BR 2 BA. fplc:. patio, dbl M"Clel• opon dally 10·7 gar, $550. Yrly. Agent --__ $375. Nr. new 2 br, 2 ba.
Gn-90m Short term rentals, 2 & 3 ~· frplc, bale. Close lo
ClITF.-2 Bdrm w/(rplc~ ~~~';t,m $37~ up. Mtl'nl. TSLMgmt 642·1603
bnrk walks, lrl! pat.Jo &
yard. $485/mo . Ph
~fil~ PROMONTORY
POINT
2 DR 1 BA, carport, ktds
OK. no dogs Cpts, drps,
S29S mo 645· 7522 -----
WATERFRO NT
40' dock avar l 2 ba w/all
x:tras. Qwel. pvt, huge
deck $575. 673-6336;
642·9666.
Luxury beach front lbr
Kana HawaJi Co11do, sips
4, avail 3·15 tbru 4·13,
S250 wk 979· 1276
Condo on skt s lope in
Snowmass. Colo Wkly
lhru Mar (!h -Aprc l.
557<ll02
llGIEAR
Cabrn for rent. fplc.
Wkly I mnly 548 2$96
Mammoth Condo. SIP!'! 5-8.
walk lo chair 8 & 16,
be aut v ie w , furn ,
Jacun 1. elc sso 752·9556
R...WsloShare 4300 .......................
ROOMMATES
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We Check References
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Cut L111ing Expenses!
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__ 7141832-4134
l"ern rmmate wanted for
bea ut c ond o
w/backyard. pool & ten·
rus Very reas Call J ohn
at 5.52-8132 or 498·3868 or
6..')3.8411 M II" 8· 5
2 roommates needed F or
M To share J br hse.
Sl50mo Call 64~5268
Roomma le wanted lo
share 2br Balboa apt
lmmed . occupancy
67J.ro46
~ature roommate v.ant
ed 20 lo 30 yrs. to share
3br house tn SJ c $1 so + •, utll. Call aft 7 PM
714-4'93-l.200
Near beach. Nice. Own
bath. Sl50 M IF
962·4379 eves
Prof male wants to shr 3 Br. San Juan Capo condo
w/non·s mkr . S225 ine
Ultl 493·0671 , 833·4635
dys. Dave
Huntington ~oc:h 3240 ...••....•.••..........
2 beocJ. 1 bath, Lrdo Isle
home. mo 10 mo $650
C..111lrlr1m ;rncl pc·ls o k
ti4.'> M-111 f140 1645 t'Vt'!\
Vrew Villa. Comptctcly
furrushed. 1 BR & Loft Available now. Ti.'nnrs.
pool & s pu. De nn r
Sodc r lr n l!. U ni ted
Broki.'r:.
2 Br, 1 i,;., Ba townhouse,
1tar a Ae. patio, pool.
jacuzzi. rrreplace. Adults
only.~.631-4984_. --
Townhouse. lovely, spac
& home·like. 2 br with
pvt, gated entrance + 2
patios. Some with all
garage. Swimming pool.
Jacuzzi. Tennis courti;. 1
blk to Huntmgton shop.
ping center mall. Adults
No pets. Fro m $435.
Seawind Village, 15555
Huntington Village Lane.
H.B. (714JIJ98.9961.
apl. Yrly & utrl pd $450. Roommate wanted to look
675-:mzl for apt/hse tn LB-SLB·
New -<'legant·2 lwdroom
$550, or 2 bedroom >t den
S.575. Cedar & wrnclow
home Frve blorki. lo
heach l'rrvatl• 2 car
~arag<•. Fully main
tal.OOd yard AtJult.s, No
petS. 1.oqwre at 527 llith
Street. (714) 960 6331
Bols1t/Spnngdale 4 br, 2
ba, fncd yd, garage. Ktds
& pets ok $445 Agt No
ree. 964-2566; 973-297 1
BllANU NEW JBr 2'r.iUa
Conrlo. j.!araj.!e & carport
ull arrwrut1es Li.c $550 675-5626
mo 642-500! ---------1 BOAT SLIP. 2 bdrm: 2
bath lower unit wrth
ftre pl a<'e $750/ m o
Wa\er f r o nt A o m es
63H 400
Beaultful 3 Br, 217 ba,
frplc, palro, pool Xlnt
cond SS50mo. 548·6019 or
64&6789 ---------·
STIPS TO IEACH
2 BR, 1 ba. yrly. S400
4 BR, 2 ba .. yrly. $750
2 BR, 1 ba, yrly. $435
associated
BROKERS-REAL TORS
• l01~ W Balboa & 'l J •6 1
Almost new condo 2 BR 2
Ba, complete kitchen
<bll·rns. dis hwashe r .
trash compactor> gas
BBQ. lrplc, w/w carpets,
drapes 2 car gar .. electr.
door opener. Nr Or
Coast Coll. $425 mo +
$200 c lean d e pos it.
•Walk to the beach•
Casadei Sol
Beautiful
Adult Apts
21661 Brookhurst. HB
962..6653
_55_7·_64_7_3 _______ 3 Br. new condo, 1 mile to
Balboa Bay Clu b.
spacious l br. fabulous
bay VICW 645·91011 or
b'75-8255
West Newport yrly . 3 Br. 2
ba, frpl. 15 s leps to
beac h. S650/m o. Ph
642·2565
LN Pomt. 821-3784 NI DA
Rommatt' wanll.'CI to s hr
Ii: CM house $175 ~.tr
ly. 631-5824 eves 975-4903
dys.
~-r:... 4350 .............•..•......
s.a....nt. 3876 Wanted lo rent garage on
••••••••••••••••••••••• BallsleorN.B for small car 675-9263 Beach apts. 2 BR 1 ~ Ba.
$295. 2 BR 1 Ba. frplc.
$295. l BR I BA $245.
496-7Ul
L«e 2BR,1BA,pvtpatto. beach . Total rec.
lndry hkup. gar. S315 mo package. Incl. te nnis.
546-6299; 557-0848 lmmed, occupy. Avail.
(213) 919-5541 I '/J MOMTHS 2 BR 2 Ba condo, e ncl
S10gle enclosed garage
for storage or car. Mesa
del Mar area. $35 mo
Leave message 751·9905
•10%· investment tax credit + double
the declining <feprt!(•iation.
•Current fl cH is a t 210RV's require
350 by April 30 <ove rbooked in certain
si zes)
•Purchase at fac tory ne t invoice
4-Star Mini's & class A's.
•1 00% financing or invoice. sales tax &
lice nse through major banks at 13.0
APR-7 year note
ln v<'stm c n t Se mina r s h e ld on
Saturdays IOA M l PM on March 17th.
24th & 31st on location. .,....., ...... _.
15092 Hcr+'crd A••·'"· Co.
714/559-4446
o.itsWe Ca. 1-H0.114-0ltt
fteteJd D•'• l•IH 69·J371.
Compute rized reser vation sys tem
Locations also in San Francisco &
Denver . l ·way Oy-drive.
4500 ....••••............•.••..•....•..............
Pr ime Ofllcc. 2411 E lndustna1800 lo 1600 11q rt
Coast flwy & MacArthur with offices Newport
~'mo (;75-0 lli6 645-2111. 646-6303 ---PrestJ ge Mariner's Mile Storage 4550 offtce ror rent. JOO sq. rt .•••••••••••••••••••••••
$250. 548·SSS6 'e lf s t o r ag e . 17601
523 sq fl office L<i Paz Morgan Ln., H .8 .. off
Rd South of San D1e)(o Bch & SI at.er· 848·9998
l''wy SQ month A\•acl ltfttWa WClllted 4600
flO\N 642 ... 4321 .. ext 276 ••••••••••••••• ••• ••• • •
,,-Rci.pons1ble. wo rk tn K J rtmolfrce,carpct~d.atr write r :.eek s on<·
cond. Skypark Circ le , bl.'droom COll-'b .. in
Irvine $250 mo 549 503J Corona del Mary ~·o..ld
Bayrront Off1rc, Lrdo Mesa Qwetne!>:. essen
Village $246 mo llal Wnte Classll1ed Ad 5119.5033 IJ206, DaJJy Ptlol. I' .O.
Box. 1560. <.:osla Mei.a
ConrtdcnlJaJ pnvate uHrcc 92626
compl rurn Selr con ----------.
t.aJned New bldi: t:xcep· Yrly unf. rental~ adults. 3
uonal value 120 i.q. rt °". 4 BR home tn Harbor C M 754·77~• View Homes. Npl Hgt::..
-----or C OM 675 -43 19 .
Ground floor offtl't'. al ~149
315-3rd St., J\B Sl45 mo Srott RJ ty, 531>-7533 YIU? resp. lady looking for home 'A /Sep rm or apl
Sob/lsc• 400sll fl Offic(• w /p r vl ba & t•ntr
space Pnm C M area 770 4433 a ft J Pl'¥1
$175 mo. 548 597i or 7.'i.2-7cn>dy ..
&1&:1188_ lusiness/lrt'test/
Office sp<irc for renl Ap.1 Fi11m1e~
prox 432 !>Q fl New cpt:,, ••••••••••••••••••••• ••
pamt & LrghtJng system .... s . Pd uLtJ. $250/mo. 64S-2SS(> 0,p: ,_ty 5005
or 833-2124 ..... •••••••• • • ••••••• •
Xlnt ofrtt'C space 1200sq
ft Look.in~ over Laguna
Under i;tround park 1 n~
New carpeL">. drape!> &
paints A tC & MUST
SEE• 549 11116. SSi·stliO.
499-:B22
WANTED f'l{'xrble 1n
A V..ORCJ Rte.
Own & operate your own
vending rout.es. 4·10 nrs
weekly. Complete com
pany tramrng & IOt'alton
~Cash investment Adams /Magnoha 4 br, 2
ba. frplc, dshwhr, patio.
rncd yd, garage Ktd'l &
pets ok Edison H S $4HS
Agt. no fee. 964 2566.
973-2971
Townhouse nr Hoag
Hosp. 3 HR. 2\, ba ..
fares pool. Adult area.
Obi gar. $450/Lse. Rllr
642·5.nl
2 BR, 1 BA, fully rurn, l
blk to ocean. $450 mo.
Adults, no pets. 675·0475
REHT AtEE! Hunt. Harbour share sun gar . $350 mo. 633-4720 ~w R~Tl .... G sand & saving in brand (714 ) ""°' ..,... " new Jbr 3ba duplex ----------IRAMD HEW wipvt. patio, blt·ins. 14; JBR. 2 ba . $375. 1 BR l
Sgl garaj!e. works hop li.'rt Or deco r ato r
area. load s of closet wtrollow1ng lo sh a re
storage. Bal Pen. $100 comfortable & creauve
Piao I S2.080.00
Plan 11 $4.980 oo
Plan 111$9.710-llO
Plan IVS14.190.00
C a I I T o I I F r t• c·
l 1100 ·237 ·2 80 6 or
Hl00·237-0704. Sun lOAM
tiPM , M ·W M M-llPM
New Condo 2br 21.rn tn<'I
ulll T<:nn1i.. PoOl/JaC. ret'
rom. $500. 972 1000
BALBOA DAY CLUB 2
2 BR 2 liA rondo, frplc, Bdrm, 2ba, dlx rurn, s ub·
Newport Terra.cc. $475. rent. Now a vail to 6/30.
2 BR. 2 ba apts. Perfect cr p /drps & walk l o ba.oceanview.S225,Call ror 2. Great C.M. loca· beach. Days 536·6663, _"98-__ 1299 ______ _
mo-675-4382 d e Call ror more 1nro
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lasts. Perfect for couple or Kids-Pets OK. $350 mo. W. 19th St. 54().2200 · ress~~rson 64S.7716 21 Sandpiper
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encl gar, yd $600 mo phone, etc for reduced c:pts, paint, pool, c:arporl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• lSt /last + S300 sec. 516 Super Sharp 3br 1 'tizba rent. 15 unlL'l. G4S.S43S adlts only. S335 m o . THE EXCITING Crpts. drps, serviced ~1C> Avon. Low re nt CIRCUS VARGAS Coeuuuarce Park 2,., •n 7001 Geneva84&9088.842·4466 Condo. S495mo. Dbl. att. R.C.TAYLORCO. llM-~ P~MESAAPTS Newport 83J.8813 ......, · March 8tl'
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w/heavy shake roof, lie 751·2060 -Easls ide 2 br. encl. patio le frplc . New fromS255&up. Beach. 210~ Mam St. PRJMELOCATION Ii~":; f'{1:f1~ & b$1,i~5t _W_n_l-twi_h_shr ____ 3_2_9_8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Washer/drye r triplex.Call960-3S2l Adults. No pets. ~ ~~mce a vail. on WATER. Available To claim your t1ckeli..
call 642·5678. exl . 272 c u ic en. ·•••••••••••••••••••••••.._,.blond 3806 hook·up, patio, $350. 3Br . 2Ba . 2 sto ry 1561MesaDr. forn>1.aJlorfroress1onal 847·l622«848·9840. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-7157. "'--.. -·--Ap'-. ~..,,. •o C5Blk.s Easl ofNewporl dftces. Tota or 3000 sq ---------1Must lease or lse option 5 &VWIJIJUUM:' .., '"<IV" o...i THE *. * 2'Jt 8cinns, 2 blocks to BR. pool. j ac:. 2.s t y Beams & glass, lplc: .. lge. Mesa Verde area2 bdrm., _SS3> __ 1_mo_._964_·_L507____ Blvd) f"llll rt. can be d1v1ded into---------ocean. Large back yard. S650/m o. 8891 Pebble dlxe 2 br 2ba. $475. 9am·5pm546-9860 WATER.I smaller units. Onve by HEALTH FORCES $450. Cllll 968-.5792 Beac h. Randy. Agt. 661-0mJ 1\.ii ba, blt·lns, lrplc, gar. OP9I SAT/SUM 10·3 2633 w. Coast Hwy. NB. lcAoo PMmlllo 3807 comp. redec. avail. im-7182 Newman. New dlx PLUSH SUITES then call QUICK SALE tW.~oa 3242 _997_·_319_i ______ ....................... med .. $375/mo No pets units2Br,2ba&3Br,2"'2 ~LEHOME JSOlolJOO sq.rt. Wohtf1owtHo.-s High profit money
_...., Hamnhnishedor 546-«l00afler 6PM ba w/frplcs. enc gar. l..oa.MATIOH Fc.ttaslicViews 631 -1400 maker. Custom trophy
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ultflrwished 3300 ~ bayfrool 2 Br 2 Ba. So. Coast Plaza area. 2 Quiet.nrSlater&Beach. Repossessions. buy op· Wet Bars ---------•I shop in San Clemente . .-WWXUltlOUS ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrplc • g arage. pri v BR. 2 Ba . built·m s. _91D-41 __ 45 ________ lions, lake over payment Udo MS'iM SS.S,000. -•CHc~DOS beac:b. Yrly lse. Adults d informa tion . Easy Vi._ .,, t.ore•· rn t AABEACHREALTORS ~ "'" only , no p e ts . $850. carpets, rapes, Incl. 2 Br, l ba small house. l I OAC T d ~ rors ... o tc:espacea 49112100 1-2-3 Bedrooms. Tennis, S..••r Vocdon sn.2162 garage. $325. 768-7336 mi. inane ng . ra c Newport 675'3662 reasonable rates ..-
pool, some slips. &Y...tvR...tals 3 Br 2 b 1 d 1 anything valuable. 500to5000Sqft. .RO Waterfrool Properties •allaf> Very clean Bach. t.-.a blk. Bache lor apt, Senior • a , sly e ux Santa Ana 554-7070 SW> Up. OHice-store. 480 MESA VERDE DR U.ER SKATES. Ren-213/592·2813 v I Avalla le Now to beach. S265 per mo. Ciliwn only. $170 mo. in-owners unit w /2 P.vt Westm.lnlter 848-8895 n. NC. 17301 Beach Bl. PLAZA t.als & sales. Best buy on
714/846-6e08 .r Y 3 Br, lBr, & Bach. util. incl. 675-3029 wknd cl utll. Mobile Home Pk. patios $425. Call Mike. C. Anaheim 956-1011 roast. High net profit. or eves. 646-4.151 848..(8)(). E. Anaheim 956-4500 H.B. LEA.5E S42·2S34. 152.5 Mesa Verde E. C.M · Low investment. Agt.
.,... 3244 JONF.S 8"IM 1144 ftush o(fices, up to 750 sq ___ 5_4_5-_4_1_2_3__ TIME. 751·1400
........................ Clean 1 br. ulil incl. *""". Lar"" 2 bdrm upper $285. fl i.n xlnl bldg 18th & .~ar IR '"'CH* ---------REALTY INC. -u Qu'l'1-e t bulld1·ng w '1th ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-4000 . ._,,.,,~ -" BEERTAVERNNptB"h. NEW 2 BR condo, Up· 675-7876 eves; 547·4200 -Newport B I v d . .. graded, lighted tennis, ESt l'H«I days. beautirul landscaping. 3br 2Y.aba Brand New ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~2lll/646-6J03. Prime retail space /3100 Help run. Nets $3000 mo.
pools jac~ 980-3S2l Ideal f« adults over 35. Woodbridge. S650mo. 2 sq rt. Prest. loc. Fash Isl. T rouble·frec . Owner
• · (714)673~62l0 c:oro. .. Mcr 3822 No pels. LEEWARD cargarg.213/465-4841 *~'-* 900 sq rt 3 r m swt.e. Nr Perrror nortst, int decor, buying cocktail lounge
3BR.ahugebonusrm,2 :a.001W.BelbOeeML ••••••••••••••••••••••• APTS. 2020 Fullerton lovelyga.rdens·Brooka 0 .C. Aiporl. NB. Avail designer. art gallery, T erms. Agt. TIME a., new crpt. Great loca-..._.._...Celilomllt92MO NICE 2 br upper dplx. Ave, (1 blk east Newport New upgraded lbr apt.· wtr. fall Mar 1. Contact 752·8263 artisans. gift boutique or 751-1400
tloa. Univenlty Park, Empl'd agl or married Ave & 1 blk south ot cond o. Beautlrul •KltchenFacU.avoll. sandwtl'h shop. Linda ...._.. sszs. Newport Center R1 Ca••11 u 11• cpl. No smokers or pets. Bay). 631.0397. landsc:~pe w /complete •Jacu.ui, heated pool Dana Pohtl. deluxe office 833-3581. .._ -..r __
ty IUAl8l2 • ..,.,., .,,.,. -rec. facil. $350. Call Oen· s..-5&' sq ft a"r""s wv _.. ,,_,. u.r..illled 3425 ._.._,.._..., l tee Br apt. No pets. nla83W092or551-4823. •WklyordiUymaidsrv. ,;:;;;;· BorA. · 4!}5.4"975, HAJtlOlllLVD.
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28R,2Ba ..••••. "50/500 Newport Terrace. $495. person pl"eferred. $400 ~:.> New. Hi1bly u p1rad. 2277 Harbor DECORATORS · desk Bia~
3BR.2ba ....... $475/650 ~7ta. CaJI Rhett, mo.&W-5771/675-1049. · ~· view, Indy, rm. Costa Mesa 645-4840 space, sam~et. delivery
4 BR. 2\AJ2'~:: ·-.·ooo· .. ;.,$8700 .. _.:...._ ....._. L. d 2 BR So d Rwy No 8:t_chil.-so~~. patio. UtJl. ~.e~. r=,. ~°'=6 area. Npt. b. 551-1572 . 4BR. .......... & ,. f WwwwrwnwllM ., · • ~or646-2316 aft6/wknd. Roomw/kltchenette 2rmsuite.390sqft,amile
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..., 962· 1482, 631·5891 XJ.ot··· ......... .,_ "'¥"" ded/im. 552·5166 est 536-4780, ~-4383 Cocnplet.econcretejobOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------,.,.,. .. _..., - -
set your forma. save K It B Fencing U you're not reading the Xlnt housecleaning done L.-.dlcmplPCJ flne Exter Piunung by
mooey ROiis. 6'$·9926 Git.es It fence repalJ'. little ads ln Classified. by lady w/exper. Depe·o-••••••••••••••••••••••• R Smor. St. lie .• iru. Try
Carpenter " cab in et M0-4000,644'-0958 you're missing a Jot of dable. ow n trans European Landscaper. me 836-555S24 hrs. _
wortt, small joba & re· F\nd what you want in Oass.lfied Ads, your one· newsy information 1s =847.,,._·-3637__,. _ ___,,...----Top work. Fair pnce. Sell things fast with Daily
pairs. Free esL ~2003. Daily Pilot Chwlfleda. at.op shopping cent.er. well as some great buys. Want Ads Cal I 642·5678 Refs. 64&-4871 dys/eves. Ptlot Want ~ds
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QUAU'rVPAlNTJNG Plumbing r e p111r,,
Int/Ext Neat Ro11on1· walerhtrs. remodelb
ble Waynt' (IXOYI':) Reuon. rates. C11ll In
641>&26 tram Plumbing. 64S-6394
Save On Wlllpaper •-1111 I Repair
Save On P1perh1n11ng •••••••••••••••• ••• • •• • Prof & Reason. C11ll Kil., baths. comp room
751·9171 adda. Carpentry, elect
CW.torn WallpaperlnJC B"C Con 11t ruc t1 on
AllWorkGuar Fr~&\l ~---
673-41.68 Klt.chen" Bath. f.'mcsl in ---. cab&netry de111go Free lot/ext. One of Or. Cty • est. Hentagc kilcheob, better p1110ters Refs 661-0428 &b
Greg Riley. 646-5631
Home Servtce Addition
Pai.nung Extr/lntr Ex Remodel and rl'pa1r
pr'd. honest, n'l!al, re11:. doors. window:. and
Lid' d. 964 · lCMS stairs. 493-30tl9
Plaster/Repair -----....................... ~ .............. .
Neatpatches &textures Repair " Re roof All
Rt& EST. t9J. I 4 39 t y p e s • s h 1 n I( I c :-.
PATCH PLA'iTERING rockshake:. compo·l~r
All t y pe s Free Free est. 541 5930 hn
esllmates Call 538-7113 ~v~ _
Plas ter P:itch1ng : Reroof & ~~pair All
Pla s t er .. tucco & type:. LH d Wor k
drywall 1'nt /Ext Fret guara.n tcl'd ~4 h r
est !'>4& 164 l 642·9496
--. s.wtRg/ AlteratiotH PlunttiftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Any plumbing, walt:r Ex~rt alterauo!" ancl
!ierv leaks bathr.m end 8eW1.Dg ser vice Custom cer~mic 'ttle . Reas· work. Al so 1ron1n,1:
1132 2468 Reasonable ratl.'~. f:o:x
pert work. 642·3460
Plumbing repair. Spec. 1n TIM -
remodf'rehng.t·opper Hre ••••••••••••••••••••••• ptpe et' t-:-.l Top at Plumbmsi 537.3194 Ceramic: tile 10:-.lalletl nrs. shwrs. tubs. 547·26:f.f
Trade your old stuff for dy!I, 545-71S7 l've
new goodies with a -
Oassi!1ed ad 642·5678 Idle It.ems 642 567!1
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to ..... , 501
Mu1t1nrs. Trwst fJB&Nil1:I•• 5100 P'aSOiNls 5350 HllpW..ted 7100 HllpW..e.d 7100 HetpW.ted 7100 tWpWClltted 7100 HltpW..ted 7100 o.idi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Want to buy omce clean
10g a ccts lo CM/N B
Mesa Serf ice Co. 548-9490
•••••••••••¥•••••••••• TALENT S HOW-LONG **llJEW* * Accounting Clerk/Phone us~ILERS AUTOMOTrvE BOOKKEEPER
LOWEST BEACH 11"'11 opeutor needed full --SALiSPEISON '1m START, exper. ac· Oerical
April 281.h. auditions PRIME TIME tune. Immediate open· PRECISIOM Salesperson needed for counts payable, payroll UHDBtWRITYS IRtlrfftR.... April 9th. Individual & log. Full co benefits. Openings available in new & used Porsche & & l(eneral orr.ce Cost11 ADJUSTING
l _.T.D' ~--group 16 & older non· ACTIQllJ ~9671 for appt. Balboa precision Instrument VW sale• .. lmmediat" M~aart'a ~-2238. COMP"' .... Y 2 metal exec desks " ....... wuoo.· l.st place s'15 •-" Marine Hardwa r e . h li " ... """ .... v-~__.TD 1 --"' 1be way to meet new E o E M/F/H a op. App cants must operung. Full lime fo'r · Book.k~n..r.f1 C for one NEWPORT BEACH .JO>A•u; conference table -• • ..._.. audition on the Gong · · · . · ettjoy the challenge of be f Call f ,... 4 2 ' ' X 9 6 • • ; J B Fairest Termaaince 1949 Show & The Ice Palace. people. Place your ad, troubles hoot an g & a.age ne its. or in ol my tlJenL' in Nwprl ""'-cicrt. Openi'"J
typewriter, 2 punch I Sattler Mt.J. Co. For information, 2.4pm, answer ads. subscribe. ACXX>UNTING CLERK c u st 0 m r i l t 1 n g 0 r terVlew: 11sk for Sale~ area Retrul exp desire a CLERK/
clocks. lots of misc. ore 64z.2171 54S.06l I Moo-Fri.2l3/596-4-4l1. 8ox875 C.M.92627. New Port Be a ch mechawcaJ assemblies Mgr bit.· Evan M Gruber TYPIST CQ\.llP & chairs. Match In M!Jl1gage Banking Firm Good minuaJ dextenty & CPA 714·964 2714 1740C
walnut desk & crt!denza Lost& 11!-.--I 5300 Hunt Bch lady sks man has lrnmed. opening for __._.,n•cal aputude ex· Brookhurst Suite 205.
"' -A.I ..-5j)'s as fnend. trips & Accoun''""' Clerk Entry '""""..... "'v 927"" 754--0800/640-5891. 411111 •c ••!'"'~ •• .. •••••••••••••••• ••• f Box 1123 Npt Bch I I ""'6lti Pri. per a must. Min. 6 mos r ""
Underwnter~ AdJu:-.ting Company 1:. s~kmg a
Clerk(fyp1st with 1!.00ll
typing !>k11\s (type 50 ti41
WPM J who can typ1·
rrom written r e port-.
Respons1bililles will •n
cludc operaung a d1t·
taphon.• and answennl!,
the phone. If you havt• ~~ offlt-e skills. we ol
fer a stable work en 111ronment with an ex
c·ellent s a l ar y and
benefits packagl'. Thh
job must be fillt!d im
mediat.efY. Please reply
at once to:
r.r~I/ un. • . eve pos on. or ac-exper req. E O.E. Call
tw¥.....+ ;::::& r...::_.. --------•I You can die of loneliness counting exper. desira· 557·9051, ask for Ray Bookkeeper t•ic: for ont' Op'a..._. .. ., SOI _... ~ ble but will train. Must of our clients •n So •••••••=::•••••••• "'••••••••!>•:_::•••5••1•0•0• U you are 50-70 and lone· have ability to operate 10 Gilman Orange County. M in1
Developer needs In ,,..1a•c1•,... FOUND ADS ly,calJGr.ace,84&-8592. keylddi.n&mach. AIJl'OMOTIVE computer&credltexper
vest.ors for exclusive . ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~ Sft'Yicn 5360 SENIOR ACCOUNTS MATURE ADULT des1rablt> Haydt'n &
very profitable develop-PENNY ARE FREE ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAYABLE CLERK Assembly Needed to manare our I Narey CPA':.. 11 0 t:
menls Various loca ReaPonsable teacher on Qualllled caodJdat.e will lot boys Don't cal a~ply Pallzada St11te 201. San
tloos. ~. 752-6549 PINCHER Call: sabbaucal will house sit have minimum 1·2 yrs. 1 n p e r s on t o r Oement.e. 49Z-5307
a.r..Wu..tedtl•ld 5020 ADS 642-5678 while completing book exper. in accounts paya· TRAINEES Romano -IOOtCKHPY 998-SQ ble. ability to type & •ccoulo..l'T ........... operate 10 key adding • "• Al""ll • ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•--------•I WANTMAlLPRJVACY? machine by touch & Hunungton Beach CPA
Want to buy beer bar with kitchen.
o-t --i p o Bo ability to exercise In-lOR EXPRl .. CEDt M furn olfers a career OP· ONLY $2 Los l : N o rw egian ""'"a.., .. vat.e · · x, Elkhound, Male, 3 yr, 1548 Adams, C.M. For dependent judgement M1·cro ltU~lh& portun1ly for a full blk/gry, look a 11 ke appt. call 739-4585. w 1 th m I n I m u m c .... ..._. chargt' bookkeeper /ac-(213) 370-2922
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fMONEY
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WI 3rd TD looes
547·5402
Arranged by Coott .._Loan
MwfiJ111s. Tnnl Deicli SOlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~AVAILAILI
2nd TD LOANS
SWING LOANS
EQUIPMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OR ANY PURPOSE
David P. Carey It Assoc.
R.E. Broker , 980-1957
PRJVATEPARTY
will ~Y more for you 2nd n>'s. ~-3573
Sell an,y ilem or com ·
bioaUoo ol ltema for '76 · or leu with a Peiiay l"tDcber Ad. s llnea for 2 ton9eCutJve days. Each
additional hne as 80< for t.be 2 days. Charge tl !
No commercial ads.
f'or more Information
and to place your ad call
642-5678
••• ~UCJl-5292Glenroy Drive
Huntington Beach
Youare thewinnerof
Two"'" Tid&ds
lo
QRCUSVAR•AS
Matth8th 8:00PM Performance
The Huntintoo
Cent.el'
Hunti.ngloo Be1cb
To claim your tickets,
call 642-5678, ext. 272
***
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Myopic -Lousy -
Stung -Must.er -OPENS
Patient to bla aurgeon:
.. This pacemaker you
put in Is •ctlng up. Every
time 1 sneeze, lhe garage
doer OPENS."
#5010
The Dally Pilot now has a
new "BUSINESS TO
BUSINESS" cJaulficatlon to
provide a convenient method or buytn1 or disposing of
Bualnea items.
Sell your s urplus, overatoclked or no longer
needed Items or supplies of
any kind.
~Wbetber bu.Yins or aeWng
see our ••Baltneu to B1111De111•
cl...ane.tioa t5010. Far man bltGla•etton and to place your
lld, eaD
DAILY PILOT
H k . REWARD supervision. Ptl.6' .. UUwl40.94'7 countant . Broad ex.
us ae · · Social ca.bs 5400 El tr • ?!nence " background !ii5&-6200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Salary for above poai· ec OOICS AUTOPAltTS I S necessa ry . Work
Soc" al l trod ti r tlona w 111 be "om · DBJV.,.Y direct~ with clients Lo9l: Cockapootype, 121b 1 n uc on. or Ith .. We are seeking In· -CPA · fem. "Pooh". Bloodlsh over 30. Confldentlal Xlnmeosurat.ebew experl. divlduals for first shill Well groomed female f _'!m992e4x56pelnenc:&
BOBBI (7141975-7837
UR& lan. Springdale/ Ed· _8C2_-0'l72________ t co. nefits. Cal positions in our Produc· over 18. Gd driving re pre ern.-u. ·
Inger. H B. Reward . &.. • f!!~•~oEeOl Efor app t. tionDepartment. We will cord. Must IJve in C.M CAFETERIA-Industrial "--'~··ri1-........ ---..
84&1l43 ap;:,.,_... .....--. · · · train the r ight in · are1.Call556·2500ror in· weekends only. Costu """""""'" __ ...._.,_.,.
S30 REWARD for the in· ..... ~!'!'! ......... •-... ~-.-·.-~" .. -----dlviduaJs in the m icro terview appl Mesa area. Day swmf!· 4141 M~r Blvd formation ludinf to the ~w~ 7075 ~~...... electronicainchutry. •uTop••ys grave.GnU.<'ash1enng&
t f 7 Bl ---· -serving. Exper. helpful. NewportBeach re urn o a . ue ••••••••••••••••••••••• d C,.,..._M .... """'·2331 !l;'~uaJ 0pPortuDll)' Peuteol mo-Ped with a We have imme 1ate vvru_. Al""ll .-.. ""4
buddy seat \bat csiaal>" E.xper1enced Practical BOOKKEEPING operunga in the foUowmg Milumum 3 yrs. jobber ---------,..·-·E•m•pilll•o•ye.·r·M-/F--
peared from Est ancia Nurse with xl.ot. ref. areas: expenence. Must be well CAaPET a.EA.MYS ~u~1as~!i~863· No ~~nr.p~~ s~~ CLE.HK •ToollMJ ~m:1or~ r~~a~~ey Su needed. Above avrg O.ERJCAL
c lean . companion. TN...Alnt wrth growing company pay for ha.rd workers. rm Coostall Persoftftfl LOST: Ladies nng Opal-3 Reasonable 64&-7526 aft. T • • Call 556-2500 for in· f°" adv, Apply 9am-2pm AgMcy
n.abies.G1ftfor w1re.2·28, 7pm. rGlftee ~apcMatioft tttvtewappt Wed only 317. 27402 Has lot.soljobsava1labk
E . 1 7l h S t . C . M . ---------Excellent opportunity to •P'hoto.aHist · Cammo Capistrano. Ste wit.h many fine. supt>r REWARD!&U-0307 Nurse.PracticaJ,exper'd. start your career in the Babysalter needed. COM J!H,LagNgl.SAFEWAY comparues and they'r.·
---------•cap ab le, neat ap_· rapidly growing field or comprehensive com · area.yourhome.2yrold CARPETCARE. aJIFREE! LOST: Golden Retriever. pearance. Xlnt r ef s . accounting. We seek an pany benefits Including boy ~95111 540-6055
Fe male, fri e ndly . Complete care. Avail S individual with some major medical and den-CoostalP~
4Q2..8876. dysaweek.Call752·1818 general office and/or tal. Cill or apply in Babysitter for 6 mos old CARRIERS.LA Times,
educational experience (lerson to 3952 Campus baby, 8::M>-5 ::.> Mon-Fra. early A.M. hours, Irvine MJewcY
wit.h ability to operate Dnve, Newport Beach. Eastbhdf 640-0037 art 6. area. S300-$400/mo. no 2790 M9rt.Or, CM Found : Small greyish Htfp W..ted 7100
brown long halred male •••••••••••••••••••••••
puppy. Cape Cod & -------
U}.keywit.h speed and ac· (714) 540-«l80. We are an BaA" f ed A' t collections . 544-0551 I AU.JO~ FREE
I "'"o c m 1c .... ass1s . 21J..968-3752 1---------cuaracy. equa opportunity wanted. PT. FT for _____ . _____ ._ ________ _ Bushard, HB. Call Ac~Cleril
988-2390 lmmed opening in our
FOUND: Blk w /wht, Acct'gDept.Shouldblve
male 7 mo. Collie Shep 6 mo ofc exp It b e
mix, or the bch, H.B. familiar w/10..key. Some
962-9567 It typing & handwriting must be legible. Apply In LOST 2 dogs, please help. penoo to: Transamerica
WbtSamoyed It bllt Lab. lmurance, 3420 Brlalol
ESide CM or frwy. Ca.II St. Costa Mesa, (6lh
64&8295. F\r). E.O.E. M/f .
P1r1a• .. • 5350 -------...........•••......... , ________ _
RELAXING MASSAGE
BobJamea-Llc Masseur
Oulcall 9-9, 484-5111
Successful candidate will
join a progressive
Orange County corpora·
boo with room for career
growth and develop·
meot.
employer M/F/H. young progressive ~row· Car Wash Help full & part
mg Spec.'1alty m N B. Call time. Ul & over. Metro
for appt & interview, Car Wash. 2950 Harbor TRANSMASK
CORP
Compreh ensive com-1 .... --------•I ~ pa.Id benenta io·. _________ ,
clurung medical and den-•·
tal coverage. Please call ASSl:Mll Y
or apply in person: 3952 See our jobs unde r
~mpus Drive, NewPort CLERICAL for Im·
Beach, CA C7H> S40-6080. mediate.~cr~'· Equal O ppo rtunity YICTOll
Employer m/f/h. t: Sen&us
646-161.9. Blvd. CM
Banking
TB.LERS
MEW
ACCOUNTS
Need sharp, personable
Tellers and New Ac·
counts persons. Savings
& Loan expenence pre
• CASHIER
lnterv1ew1ng between
3,:l).5pm. Mon t.hru Fri.
Apply Rusty Pelican,
ZT.ISW Coa!tHwy, NB.
CASKJ ER.SALES
Port O' Call io Lido
Village looking for that
young. vital lady to work
4-5dayweek
875-7810
sp.tWRHder
181.SSo. EJ Camino Real JRANSMASK Assoc. Rep trainee. New San Clemente; Fully Uc. e.o. In O.C. are. needs
ForappL4.92·7296 Or•-• Co••ty is CORP meo&womeoorcouples 75~ ~ ... "O
r e!Ted. Fu II· U me pos • · liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~:ir avaJlable . Please C~HIERS
-~ for P /T work. Many 6"4-MICHB.LE'S laa11f a' ._. to -. • benefits for right people. IRVIMI •o.tcal• wtf -------• ~lHouppt. 541-0863. SAVIMGS & LOAM llAM..aAM 835·3749 We'N Equal Op nJ Ollenin&s DOW available AJX:I'S/PAY·Job cosUna, ISSf MGR, 2 days per E:mploJ::"M/Fty rc>r full and part-time LINDA & VICICI N.B. Developer need a week, It bb le maint. For ____ 1____ Ca..~ers on 2nd & 3rd
o.tc4lll Mnl•y• ...,.8RT ,....,... lbarp penoo w/realden· appt. n4/97'f..0140. shifts. No experience ~---.-. tf a· cco ~ till coulructlon exp. necessary, we train. f"Vlt" ,_.._'" un Good benefits. immect.1•-------181 _.. Start .... b d ServlnlallOran(CeC.o. • open In g . C a I I ATTIM'TIOM Bl.-at ... per our. a ·
... m.J ('n4)541>-5505. 11-0•ef' •TELLER• vancemenl opportunHy ---------·• There are many new -for management position ftnnt movln1 Into the ..... ..11 I •-·"' Me .... M9Cnt. PARTTIME to ,5.50 pe r hour af
UTOTEM MARKETS
aencal
CLERK/TYPIST
We've got what you'Vl'
been lookmg for!
Combine the stability
a nd growth of th c
Insurance Field with
beauUfulaurrou.ndin~s 1n Newport Beach. Right now we are looklng for
exper ie nced Cler k /
Typist with mm. 40 WPM
typtng skUls.
We offer e xce lle n t
benefits m a modern and
progr essive e nviron
mcnt.
Fer appointment call:
17141 '75-7724
17t4>975-7700utll8
or 1pply in pensoo
.. I •S~UIN• Oranse Counl'Y area AWtert&UI-· II JOU are new to Costa Immediate o_pening in qualified. For Interview ModelllaElcoc1a briAliDI about an In· Neechurppenwbocan 11.., temporarily dU· our Laguna Hills olrlce go to store 36. Mond1y 4141 ~ ... d
MaJe.Femal• Cl'Nllnl demaod for ex· a.iatiDourprod dept. 6 cco.t1nuini your educa· Savina• aod Loan or 9am·tpm: leedt Ann. Delt.lQy Soan1 perienced Account101 puform secretarial tim, reeently dischU'led b1111t experience re· 88S0lenoeyre Newport Eri~anba.'Claa~ ' and Data Proce11lo1 ~es-~u: ~ ,='= :: ~~tn,Ol'te~ =a. ~~!:sal~cl ~J:::;.: :!=er '1:1~ty ~ ahwt~.~atea pe19QlllDlel. wor It . s a I to o om . PGfU7 or career employ. bendlta. Call or apply l•lllill-lllil--llilll-• a.--------CPA"S menaurate w /abll~ meat. cooalder th.la u ni· Monday, February 26,
752-1708 bllert r =~it'.~:&.u que~ly. 1:1Jto4:00PM. 1-------
MASS .. I T•'n•••••• -..ea.mae. u°T;;:'W:. AMERICAN C~HIEIS
.....MODILS ~•~cc1••1•1,•• AIB CONDmONING • 8ued 09 your produc· SAVINGS UTOJEM MARKETS ISCOITS ..-.-• ·-Heatlna tervleeman. Uvt~. commiMJoo. plua ltOllElToroRoad
...... ,.,. inn. a yn esp ree.ld. • tne•dh• •extra pr-oflt LaluoaHill• OUTCALLOMLY • 111 •I I Cllrttl ll le e o m m • r c: I a I 1barln1 bonu.. Tbe llaGoklblatt '1'1'9-28U <>p.inp now av•Jlablo .,._...._..,. DlllilMy QltelM.U1·*' womeo lr «Deft we .,.. Equ.IOP!()pportu.oily ror full aod part·time ~d l:.Z 140 • M 0 a-.. lookina for mQ be lt.red EmPGYer M/F Cablen on 2nd " 3l'd ..,r-p1aow1 A.PTMANAOER ..1 ........... '...ul~pa--blf .aLDat ·-For $.5 unJta la C0tta .. ..,..,...., ,.,... ..-••1 1 ta. No expe rience "" -.,.. .... n•-J lletla. Ea-r'd """'•pie. warebouae Jo • ang ...... 01•• ..._,_.._.,,..... nece11ar1. we train. -----.....,..--• u ,_ --· U1 ,... .. _ wartdllll for a Umil.td lD· -nu-...... ..-........ ..._at .. -b d f1lD room• board lD .S beolftta ol ...... Husband 111u1t have CGIDe. Wd wi\b 10Wlt blr. f\IU or part tlme. -· -. ,.... our, a .
retura for eompa• ._..., -tin \II a aalal. exr· Wlfe R*•N people. bpkl advance-O..ll .. ,t4f.5544 t:.:~1~
almsNp ftail* bra. Clllenilitmatoar_. exp. Cal fU·$073 or IDlll&poealble. U~ant BlanD.aidl-Port l7. C.ll .• lo SS.50 per hour If
Ml rw. •· =• ......... We •W lie Up. CIP-..Sl. I.I or..,.. a.ad ., be 1W,. +.Matute pref, Cllld.ntd. ror more ln· =:= Sd· f.'°dlacw 1t wltll re*• MllJJLYWMEHOUIE avaAWlll to •tart •otll --.. forcnatlo.!1.J. catl the
---------• ... ~AalM. Sea1J ...... ~ '*"· t • 111•11.clll..... Penonnelurftte: cu.i:.EU. BAMKD llL lh1ft no uMrieDot '4MI 14 BltAtrnCIAH w /toll. for lJm Lampeoo Street 9UJl.OINO _....,.;. Exc9l.ltn\ fr· Newport«IM OardenGtOY!J N7440 latte,_ lat• benefU1. Apply ~ • ..,.,.,_Bo FIT f IM-Olllar54N512 Equal()ppor..,mplo)'el'
•Mo. ........ _, N1Mt &a..W..a~ • iw•-w• ll01 ot .... Q)C""•9I• ..-..u. llc:Cor•ld. C.11 . S:.:..d • .. • ••"'1,· · •1 .,..,...&•P/C 1714HIMlll ,....... lll'MD· ''° •· ... •lf"llD. r.1. R.E . Cl.EAN·UP '*'°°want• •ar.c.11. 18"1&. °""· Xlnt oppty ed P9rt um. ror bakery '"'Cft!d:e ..... •11"4.IOMUf ror up •mature 1a Coala ll••a GllldOed•••..U. W•Adllllpf ea.llTI ..,._ C.lllMO-Olll _Ph_:54W031 __ . ___ _
a.rt cal
CL•ICAL JOIS
The CoUowtnaJobs are avallable Imm iatel.Y in
the Orange & lrv1nc
~-. TYPlSl'S ( 45trpm >
KEYPUNCH
SECRETARY <w/or
wtthout SH l
10.KEY
0£NERALOFnCE YO\& t ao cl'°°8C your own
boun ar dQS to work.
Top pay • excellent
baaulplan. ca.II ar atop lD todQ. VICTOI ,., '"9"'f ~ 0'1 Blfth St. Ste 213
NtwpOrt Beach
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ISCIOW MAMACHA
~t'ft!W rompany le
1nJ quahftt'd t•11tpt'r'd
W<ftlna rrwn•IH tu tal1t ~I' Out1landm1t opp
I.)' ror finll('tal • pro
fua1ooal arnwth Our
rmplu)''""" ar• 11w11rl• I.II
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W.l')I h'QUlrt•mf•nt• 10 a 11\t"d Ad Ulb, ua11)
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M.-a.C'a
FACTOttY
lllnna (a("(ory h··•v. wlll
tr•ln WO Oi>
WGll rt/llU. lo.It s t-:
Mu.m. lrvuw
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h m11lc• hH'IOI )' 11k .:r ..
Cl llO hr Ill .. t •• rt M1•r11
r1111w" l!IJ1 Muuro"lil
l\•'t• N ti ~ )12!>
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-~~------t Hol'nl" opc•ralt'd bus1neKS lncomt' up 10 yu u
~ 77S.S ~&lC>ftlr
Jl..SICllTAIY
VMrWl) w dulk'll 10 uur llo5p1t.al NU RS~ Aid 11
tolltrtkmt dt1pntA1l'nl AJI Nh1C1..1> LVN or RN
l> u I 1 ,. ' 1 n t• I u d e 3 1l Newport Convales
horthand t>P•ntt ud ~·rot Cr ntt' r I SSS
ftl1°" <:ood haurl• "P Sl.ipt"nor Ave N B
Uludc brlpful ":•cl'llent --'--------
wurtcu11i ··ood1t101 and HOTB. CLERK
htnl'f1ta includlnt: dt•nlal Mu~l bavl' u.pr. NCR
1111ouriaDC'l' Apply 4200 Ap~I)' to 1.>1v1d
Brym.n. 200 bh•Curtnttk M N I I L AYt<l\u11. Co11L11 M~sa " ei • ow •14unn. f.4u11l Opportu r11ty 05 S Cout Hw y ,
1-mpluyei Laguna 494-lt:il
l:1rl t'rlduy l11 ;ud bu:.1
11&•t.1HlUU\ who lt1.1vcl!J In•
(4Ut'Otly l'/T iwc·ri'lur1al
1lol1t"" i hou,ct-11ttin•:
!1411 ::i~u ~1n~l1•. no
1•luklr1•n
<iul.f Cou.IM.' ,laru•r ill>PI> Uum 21un Wt'1•kday~
Nt•wport He<1t:'h Golf
l'<J1tn.e 3100 lrYt11e A>'t' NH
G -R·E·A-T
SALES J OI HOW
()Pa.I
Hotel
FRONT DESK
CLERK
1'0~1uon 1mmed1ately
3\'a1labll' Outst.and:nR
opportunity 1•x1sts for
people 0twnted person Lo
work llex1ble day & n11lhl
wfts EnJOY .Kint com
pany benefits. 1nrlud1ng
free meals Apply 9am· 12 Nooo. Mon/ Fri Person
nel
MARRIOTI HOTEL
000 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Empl m/f
HtlpW.ted 7100 HetpW..ted 71 ~~~~ ..... ?!~~ .... ~~ .•... ?!~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• lnslll'ant'4!, Prol>t'rty 6 OfftCIPOSmOM
CuuaJty Set''y. 1gency ta4ormal environment.
Call Maur ine 7541.ot90 job aecuri\y, adVlnCt·
E 0 E meot. first cla.u medical
NXOP•ATOI Good OllllOrtunity .-xunt
for ttbable perlOO w11.h
pleasant phone m aMer ~xib&e hours Xlnl ro ~ benetit.s Apply
9atn-1Z Noon, Monflo'rl,
~I.
·Real Estate •o11er1&s•-• We have an ope,nlna tn our Resideolial Dlv. ror
an expenenced l1UIJI or
woman poese111ing en
tbu!liasm and integnt)'
LI you are interested In .i
beaullfuJ offtce In tht·
f111C:1l locat..Joo. working
with congen ial a !>
50Cliltes, we are lntttest
ed 1n ~ting you. In
tel"VleW by appointment W"*'t M. Taylor Co.
Realtors 644·4\llO
lt111urance Airency near
0 C Alrport ~' clttrlc
lyp18l SO wpm Good
company beOl.'f1ta. Call
833-2261 for appl
INSR.NCF. Fl Lt-: Cl.f:RK
Be(ll0.Ders 11pot ror bnahl
perl!Ol'I. Ph•utanl work
IOI cond.IUona. General
office' C'itper1uce pre
ferred. Opportunity for
tr&irung & advancement
37ti. hr week S500 per
mo. to s tart Ca ll
MD-4700. as.k tor Andreu KOE.
lnt{'r1or De co r ator
WANTED 1'1ex1blt> 1n
ter1o r decorator
w/follow1ng Lo i.har e
romfortable & creative
otc Call Cor more 1nlo
Tue Frt 9 5 OLM F:n
t.erpnses 645-3551
& dental plan Bring us
basic t.yp1ng skUI. alkn
Uon to detail. ab1hty t sllOW up on lime. and we
will traio for a vanrty of
act1v1\1es W ic are a ·~· establlahed add growi.ng s mall company
~ lo music ~tores
throughout the world.
&art $700 & go up to $7
in:.>days.
MARRIOTl
HOTS.
llOO Newport Qlnte r Or
Newport Beach t.qu.al Oppor Empty m/r
11\en it's up to you! PAYABLES. PBX AIVI seTv1ce, immed
COMPUTER. openings, to work vaned BILLI.NG, hrs & wkends Pd vac,
INV ENTORY. med tM & pd training. fU.'<-e11V(lfll!'ll l~!~~~~:~a<;,~ m4'002550
ANIMAL
N C.,.,.,.., N rt PBX HOSP. __ .,..,.._.., ___ :n_e_w-'po---1 An s w I.' r 1 n g ., {' r v 1 t• l'
operator full & PIT Call Rert'l>t!Asst. N.B. i-~ Tor
Offit't Manager-Sales 83.S-J56l ~S.::I. Y(knds/F.v1·,
Good opporturuty for ad-Permanent PIT Account.:.
vancement. Will Lra:n/no Payabll· with Gt•nt>ral RECF.PTIONIST
l'Xperience necessary. Cootractor m N.B Hn Wu.ING CLERK
LEGAL SECltET ARIES Must be 25 yrs old or flexible 631-02l0 For74 bed conv hosp Ap f.~or grow1n1? Newport older & be avail on ---ply at 15.55Suf>('nor Aw.
!-'\.rm. I exper riv. ht. I Saturdays. 557-0824 or NM. bcwn lOAM & :H'M corporate, good ~kills. 774·6090. 1525 Mesa PSlSONHB. Mon-tr•
SH Beauuful offices. ocn Verde '206. Costa Mesa. PA.YROU ClatK
Vl"'w con""rual aroup 01v0 rs1C1ed 1nd1v1dual Rel~ptiom .. t. restaurant " • ...... " · r---------1 .... design firm m.oeds sharp med ins Open i.alary. •omce needed Wlth t'xpent>ncc 1r'.rson Out1es vaned
s.IH/J..ttor s • .,u ..
Sl.SO ,._ Ca 'u '•
FOOD
SALES (;uoo P\Y. GUUD
llUUKS . GOOD CON
111r1c>NS M ANY
I-KING 1'. BF.N Ef'ITS
1-'J\ST <atOWING <.'OM
!'ANY P·ROMOTl':S
FllOM WITHIN THAIN
F'OR TOP
M A N A <.; E M r-: N T
STA l<TS 'IM M t-: D I J\ T E L V ' '
KEVBOArtO
EXl'ER I F:NCF:
~17035sturley or Peggy 1
1
WE •RE 11ELLY! 1n mult1 st a Lt' com· d .,..,. "" " put.enwd payroll!> Ht> y p 1 n I! r l' q u 1 r l' Housecleaners needed __ ___ _ I 32 y-qwn..'!i 10 kt>y by !OU<'h & Coogerual off1rt'. 546 03i\H
Musthaverar L hl h k f ~· 1g oui.ewor o r IJght typing Mu!.t enJO} Rerept.iOObl
GRAND OPENING
ORANGE COUNTY
549-9372 elderly Lady, 1"r:·S:il I ICl(s SO ··· dctrul & mt't!llnl! wt>ckl)' lmmed:all' UJ.lt'lllUI!. for
Housekeeper. v1c 64th St. 9-5.S25perday S@-Otl&'j 11 JoiRtheleoder' dcadl.ln~ lnclode!>SOmt l'nlry le•i:>I. 60 wpm MKt.•1 Se+o4lp o,.. Ullor
$4.50,.,. How :-i!B. Must have own car.1---------• pers onnel dut1l'S 1-:" Young dynamic devl'IOp Call64S-0089 MACHINIST I lft teMpcwsy cellent working t'Ondt mcnt 1.."0rp.549·3642 Daily
loeih s.IH/Wahr Soft1Mr
$4.00 '"' How
BKhCMlic1 TKWd•
U .50 Per How
Of ACE MlLLHAND I a.a&.. 1.1ons&benef1L,1nrludinl! &Sunday Hou.sekeeperS1tt.cr after I """I"' de nt a I p I an . App I y noons. some evenings For proto-type machine between !lam·l lam & RelJable, ~ood n<tlurl'd.
EVERYONE
BUYS FOOD
CURRENT
HELPFUL. WE HAVE
OUR OWN TRAINING
PROGRAM PUT ON BY
THE COUNTRY'S TOP
O R GAN SALES
PEOPLE CALL AT
ONCE FOR
INTERVIEW. ORGAN
t-:XCll ANG E , STAN NUNN 714/586-7302.
842·2821 days. 848 0107 shnn in the instrument ICall or visit now & 1 Jpm N L n 1 mature Sl·ams trt•:--, di":f.,1~ o( lh.., 011 Looi in· ldlst'USS the temporary Pm· • a :o ;i eves. "'""'" " 1 Education. 4401 U1rth wan~>d for monogram dustry. Working from I ong & s ho rt term Street. Newport S.•at'h. mg. PIT & Sat mom~
Housekeeping· Asst Mgr bluepnnts, skelrhes & a:ssil!~:ne~ts ~vailable ( Nl'!lr 0 (.' Airport> f:Xp'd prcfcrrl'd. lnqwn•
for maids for pnvate verbal des11~ns. directly I o r er s, yp1sts. Equa l Opportunity at 714·7510752. Terry
S.C:ho Uedl•lcal ....... , ...
$4.00 ,.,. How
c lu b . Full tim e . wilh engu>ecrmg to as· Set'retar1es. Word Emplo EO.t-:
7 : 3 O • 4 Pm . U n 1 on sist m new prod'uct de· IProcessing, Keypunt'h. yer The Alh.let.es Fool to So
STAFF
EARN UP TO
&OVER
benefits. Call for appt. velopmenl for world IAct'ounti.n~ & also Light Coast Pia.ta.
64S-5000x520. Wlde well bore nav1ga. llndustr:al. Top pay, PHARMACY ClERK -' Sectr•cs A11e116l1r
$-4.50 '"' How
StNdw al steet Worti.r
S4.50 P..-How
GUARDS
K':iKPR·Childcare, Eng l!on eqwpment Lathe lpaid vacations. bonuses. Expr 'd To work in•--------speakmg pref, mature. expenence helpful for 1Never a fee Corona del Mar. :io hr:. lt.E.. SECRETARY
$600/$800
F\tll&p/lime.Allareas own lrans p. Mon-Fr:. morevarictyofproJet'tS 'KL~• · perwk.Monthruf'r1day. Coldwe ll Ranke r
Uniforms furnis hed N.B. Ref. 644-6887 ~fytsopenk. excEelOleEnt I tyCirl" 12;., pml to 6 pmll RMds ~~!'!.~! pNr~~~:~rr.i-~:;r ~cs 21 or over . Retired u.;u.: 1 pac age. · · I req P e;ii-1> l'a · rs ..., '""'" "'
I N · I 0 EA L P I T IM f,. &1enlll1c Dnllmg Con· ~e ""V•C E c_ YounJt 644·7575 for m lllformauon call 831-083G
SMet Metal FGbricotor
$4.00 ,.,. How
Cornouss1on Weekly V."C come. o expenence C "' · ......,7222 A k f L d housewives & t'Oll"ae trol. orpor ate Head-Call or l.e'rVK-W txwn 9 30. ;,md L2 or.....,. i. or 10 a net'.,. Apply Univer sal ... ,.. o.-.ard
Sellmg H 1gh QualJty
Beauufully Packaged
Meat. Seafood
&G-Ourmet
Pr~~t Se 1226 mrls w/cars Over 21. quarters. Newport c Tod am "" W MhS~t.S~~Ana. 9:aoAM-12:30PM Mon Beacb.CaU(714 l557-9051 ome:n a)
SMppilMJ & ltec_..iftg
$4.00P..-How
Fn. c---•an .$100 w~k ask for Mr. Moll or Mr Irvine lnt.erVlews hours 9·12 & L<Uu..,.,.. "'"" 833-1441 1MJ MOLD OPERS 1-4 Mon thru Fri. I Y · Mu s t b e n ea t · •Ada-•ms_.______ 2102 Business-Ctr. nr
Food Products To
New&Repeal
Cu.stomeri.
•iiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml personable & encrJ?ellc S 208 13rdSh1Ct> • Lori's Kitchen 979-0747 wte Team up with ;i winner m
aft ''0 AM FOR AP°"' MIUds. apply The Inn at the mfr of d1'>l)o:-.abh·
Restaurant
BOB'S
Wweltaa1M1a
U .SOP..-Holr
GUARDS
SECURITY
" ..-' Laguna. 211 N. Coast tfunta.ngt.on Beach med.Ir a! s uppllt's l'.:nJo>
IMMEDIATE Hwy, Laguna Beacb 847-3498 a plea!>anl & cln work1nit
HOME OF THE
~ .. hlplo~ & T ....... Ad I lllhwtlow of
llwwtM:ylue: leech. 531 M• S"-t, I ........ • IHclL
C .. .ow 171 41 536·2526 or 639 .. 554. Y• -+
briMj 00.2 I 4.
EXP. 8907 Warner Ave •215 t / l"'t "· I PA.JtmME MANAG E R /Nigh t s r {'fWtronmen w X II .,..·n
EMPLOY ll.Oo.IT 7 N I meld m.aJor mt'<i & den
l 'GBOY
lmmed. operung~ :n ver
family res taurant J I
lll'arby local.Jons. Wen
qwre no prev1oui. 1·\po•r
JOtll our fncntlly 1t•a111
t:om1· !o l'I' u:-. tuda'
DetW~('n'.? 4pm,
NOT NEC.
Due to our recent ex-M~ cu.pm· am) 0 exp nee Laguna N11?uel t..al 1n.-, + profit !>harm~
pan'ilOn program, Wells -SAN CLEMENTF. Mature indiv up lo $3 85 831--0542 I Apply 1n per~n: l':h.'c
Farl?o Guard Services is The DAILY PILOT is ml yr Co benefits, ins . 27957Cabot Road I tron:c Medical lni.tru
hinnl? Set'unty Guards consolidating a substan· vac. sick leave. profit I mt-nt:. 1Sub,1d1ary ot
NF.W (or· tial pan of its d1stnbu sharing. Apply at : 4555 F:qualopportun1ty I CIMCOJ. 200 Hn~K" Av1"
ORAN, ,.. L" 1 · ,,.... h u·on · to r 0 le re Coast Hwy. N.B or main 1 M • ---------1 ~ntal AssL'>taJlt, for a un COUN~l'.v' ':~"•wr!~~~ qwri~it P:~r~o~n !> d~ olc: Stop ·N Go Markets. Emp oyer F I .<.:.·Oil_tu_M•"•"'•1
----•
C...1..fo:RKS 1que employment t'XP 01U1"nV Ana, _..m livery by motorized 715 N. Loara. Anaheim I
C k Jom our team• Flexible OFC ~lueftaPark tra.n.sportalion. 774-92~ ~otanagency I PH I NTt-:H W 1-\ NT I-: l>
B 1-:sT I !'II () n ANG 1-:
Manager TroiMes
Cashiers
23!152 1\\1•n1c1;o oJ1· l.1
Curloll..1. <>cm· wor temporary hrs as a r hat.rside assb Co taM & Th L · I ----------J with a rompany whu t.ant for a female USC s HG • • ibcr al 1nt'omc a Wanted: Manaiter couplt>. COUNTY ,\ A D1 t·k
Tl' rm~ oJ>t,•n 1nt'lucJ 111)!
JJl'r<'t'ntai.:e Ca II t»<I 11233
L.u:una Hilb ~~.s about you. Im g r ad u a le den 115 t , ~w ~l .... G , Whittier Ar•a lowance plus bonus plan !Xl+ units apt. com pix. m Ont-girl office. ma tun',
"'""ate work LOP poy 642.1050 """ v..-....... " •Short working hours 17 O C. Reach area Woman oeat. good on pho~. typ
Calif or an apoo:ntmcnt. FOfl A.PPT. CALL: I M M E D I A T E days per Wl'rk > lo rent & process ppr 1ng, Il le book keeping
557-0061 DENTAL ASSIST ANT. 1213) 329-2625 op EH I HG s f 0 r •Excellent partume in work, mantokeepproper· Coo.st.rue lion ex per. pre· O~ ff · temp Mar 16-May 16 ~~~~~~~~~~! 1 1 1 come ~lllDt'd ck repaired. !erred. Perm. position.
PRODUCTION/ Assist.
H B are:i . Part time Work1nl( w:th Nlass.
89J.7J21 ;c;k tor Tom
Manager T raine~
7311 Edinger Ave. H.B
Cashiers ~ 0 lC e • Exp,546-2448.'tiJS:JO. · 1-=ry !!!Y eYhoe For d e0tails contact resume. saJary req. Call btwn 9am·IO:JOam.
0 o 1 d ardeDeT In exchange for · ty ...nncen w Foster uellet 496-6800 f. to· Classified 11467. 540-745<1 ve r oa Dental ~·t RDA ortho. 1 apt r enl. Spacious w.tTOP PAY. with a between 9 :30AM·7PM 330 w. Bay St. Co!>ta ---------
--------•!yr exper .. full or P IT. grounds for 55 unit com · rnpectf'Clc~. MF. Mesa92626 Pt lJmt' Clencal. plea.,;inl
appParanrr. gqud
v.1detad work. nr i-·allh
h . NR Good t)p1nN ncl·
(.' .1 11 J u I 1 l' C: r 1 1· m .
&i-t 1230 9 5pm Mon 1-'rt.
F. o E , !'tt 1-·
4501 Campus Or. lrv:ne
Waiten. Waitresses
Cashiers
-NptBch.WntetoBox401 plex 1n Costa Mesa. --------------,
CLERK TYPIST·Small <;;, Da.i.ly Pilot PO Box 642-5073or C2l3l865·38St EARN Sl.OO TO $3.85 1fi°ndi:trl;-I
Electrorucs Servtcl' Co 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca.
needsble cheerff ul hrespons1 9'lG!S G~t~~~~~N PRPOERMHOOTU10R.... 11HOUSEHOLD 11 person or eavy in DENTAL ASSISTANT for "' voicmg. Speed not im· group Eododonlic prac-full & p/time. $3 50/hr lo C .... PA y I BLUES!! I ~t. accuracy essen· uce in N B .. g~at oppty, start. 644-5054 TO $4.25 PER HOUR I Kelly I
E.S.S toe :>49-8172 exper necessary. non· ,......a.aat •• OfftCE I h ......._ · I -smoker 644--0595 __..~ Apply tn person Monday ' GI~ ewe I
DialARide Electronic distributor. to Friday, SAM to 5PM 1we have IO!lg & shortl
Codrtaif Woih>•ss loeated 10 Irvine. needs at 1t er m ass 1 g nm en l s
School Drhers girl for ofr1ce duties. · WELLS availa ble fo r men & Operate modem eqwp· Good opportunities plus lwomen.
Earn up to $300 per wk. ment & door to door exce lle n t com pan)' FARGO I hp451llec:'-''"'h""wk,.... ~~~19tlacernent transp Calif. drivers lie benefits. Contact: Bob I A.11 hiMn
---------1 ~ .. dGood. NodriP!'1vm·~rgerxepec ar Tracy, 8am-5pm. Mon GUARD I Auc11•l1r•TrM COLLECTOR ... A thru Fri. Phone S49-0954 I
The Gre ater I r vi n e must. No Sunday work. SERVICES I "'IMalcl.g
Credit Union has im· Orange Coast Yellow 1532 W I Fo. .. fl
mediate opening for col· Cab. 17300 Mt . Her· al Office DriYtn ledcrs. Temnnrary rvw1.1_rma_nn.__;._F_._Vl~y_. ____ Newp o rt Be a ch Comrftonwfflffh I _.... ,,.,,u -nage banking ftrm ic.ultrto• c• L ~will Jast2·3 mo. ~o DiDi.og Room Bus person. t;;°~mediate openlnf(s " ... "" ~all or t'ome in today. did.ate~ !>e famih Days 7·2pm. No ex· for the following post· OR w aid v a ca t Ions .
with skip u:acmg. Plea perience nee. Opportuni lions: Mooday, Tuesday, Wed· IBonuses. Never a rec'
contact. Mike Byrne a tyforadvaocemenl. For RECEPTIONIST nesday. Thursday . 'IEL[~~ 566-l492. appt..call581·5140 for busy s w1trhboard 10~M -4PM . CLOSED I · lyOirl·
P\easa.ot s~akLOg voice Friday at I
COLLECTOlt -·vas &typingskillsreqwred. 230W Wonter sE' ""v•ee c; .,._ ri d II _, CLERK TYPIST D-~ 17 .,.,.pe eoce co eclo Men or women 25 yrs or Excellent pos1t1on for ""'6 Irvine
needed by national cred.J older. Know the coast right person. Must type s..hl AM. CA 833-1441 fl.r m Strong conectio cities. Net $180 a week or 4Swpm. State Lie. No~ 2102 Business Ctr Dr.
background necessary. more. Orange Coa st TYPlST ~alOpportunity Suite208 SllOO per month starting y u Ca p1 M F s a lary + excelle nt e ow b, 17300 Ml. Accurate typist Lo ·--•m._oliy•e•r-/ __ _ Huntington Beach
847·34.98 employee benefits &den· Herrmann, Fountain operate Burroughs docu·
taJ plao. Costa Mesa Valley. (No of Slater mentmactuoe Must type Hamlresser wanted.
facility. Call Monday betwn New h ope & 50wpm accurately Ex· male preferred. 8907 Warner Ave #215
through Friday, 549-4200,,,11.Euc-•li•' d•>______ perience desirable but 494-5677. Laguna Beach.
Gail Richards or Mik --------wUl train. Laguna Niguel
831-0542
27957 Cabot Road Sullivan. 1be above positions are Hair Stvtlat
EAltM UP TO USO entry level but s alary. Large Salon. looking for
COOK·CookS helper for
retire me nt residence.
Hra.12·9pm. Perm. posl-
t.ioo. Excell. wages &
beoefita. Call for appt.
581-5140
A WIB-P.+tl-will commensurate with hair stylist with follow-experience. We oCfer a Ing. HB area. call Susie, Equal opportunity
Employer M/F No expr. neeesaary. We good opportunity for ad 96.1-0717
willtralnyou. vancemenl w/excellcnt ---------SAll.lt.ISCHOOL com~y paid benellls. Ha.Ir Slybsl needed im· Cll 675-4190 Jf interested please call mediate openln.:. With or
Not an agency
Never a fee
the pertlOOIUM!I office at wiU!out cllent.ele.. Apply
,., ........... 11 3 of full ti MIM580. E .O.E In person. See Fafar. u... . yrs me EJedrooic t.echaiciao , full •---------• Regis South Coast Plaza.
L----------J
expeneoce as a cook lD or Ptr Knowledgable io General dfice, accounts 54()..8888 ooe or a comblnaUoo of use ol occillJscopes & payable. accurate typ·
the foUowtng, Prepariog poeral test equipment . Ing. some flllog. non
food ror a1 leaat 250 wm teal " e valuate. s mo k er prefe rred. penom a meal With ex-Prototype & producUoo Airport area. 549-2400
Have something to sell?
O&Mlfied ads do It well.
per. al tbe various sta· mapeUc compooenu
tiica,ooUe•than 6 mo. can Valor E lectronics GENER AL O F F I CE d which abalJ ba~ beee 5et2JM T y pl 1t1. a cc u r a te
ID ~the won or 40wpm, call 549-3942. ldkbeD or others ELECTRONIC ~SY. 6
doiM at or related Mo exp. I>&)' • swing GENERAL
worlt. Coatacl Mr . lbifta.Noree.Good pay. OFFICE Be laarde, Fai rview Paid weekly . Irvine
SL* lbp. ZI01 Hatbof mu. The Orange Coast Dally
lhd. C.Jl. W. area ...... , Pilot hu an immediate codl'7M-el·ml .-1 VI opening lD our Clasalfled COOi TemporaryServices Department t'w a full
6INGl2l E.O.E. time penon. Dulles In-~~ ad~~!!f ~.u· D-'--4"" elude to key adder. filing v---.... ~ • .,.., ,__ and lite typlnjJ. Some
Ihm poelUoD available. CHECKER boollteeptnc experience Apply l'la11blp Con· h e l pf u I but n o t
vaitlcent ~t.er. 4" neceuary. Salary com· ~-a.ooa.ibUIUe:t wall lllcl muaurate wllh U • bllW lftMw ol 4r perlence. &xceUent com· iall /e IDOdente dr~· pany benent1. For in· ... •!"*1!• worklolMI: tervli:r: ~e wm ~ • ,.... or 64Hll1. t Jtt m ~~..;...;,..;_---•=~~ORANGE cOAIT
ot rat&eMf'I IMllpfut. DAILY PILOT
-. fclr ..tva•nmnl .., w. a.1 St.
I• tbe Mri.OU• CH • Celle.a MeM ~!!I!.!!!!!!!!!~~' ...... lqual~llDlt.y
lnturAM•
Th·· Con111wn1al
ln'>ur.incc Con1p.u11c..,
1 ......... .......
WORK ON FLEX·TIME
ti you have t11peroence llJ 1 cornmerc:ott t1neJ
rll9f. The Conlinenl&I tns11ranc11 Componlfl
hes 111'1 ouu tand1ng 09f)Ortun11v to WOfk •I)
a rnoc:Htn and progressive en1t11onmen1. Our
Company Olltn llU·llmt houn where you
can Mltct full·t•rnt woiktno h®rs most con·
1111nllln1 fOf you. Eiccelttnt loca1t0n, comPfe
titnllve company bentlitt and ~owth OPf>Or·
tun1ty.
For llfJllOlnt,,,.n t c•ll:
(7141 t'7tS ·71219 Of (7141 t 711°nOO, E11t. 338
or ltlPlv In ,..-.on.
Marketing
MOW HIRING
SALES
TRAINEES
HatiOMI S.pplier
E:am $200-$500 wk.
Cal 957-1150.
MECHANIC
Expeneoced w/a1r t'Ond
tu n e ·up . l ig ht
mecharucal. Good salary & benefits. Goodyear
Tl.re Store
646...<1814
MEDI CA L ASST .
Urology. G e nl o fr &
medical exp reqd. Others
need not apply . Call
548·2247. Npl Bch
Medical front off1 t'e. part
llme.-12·5 Typing. da1Jy
charge entry 644-6813
MEDICAL ASSISTANT
Ful.l·llme. rellable. ex·
per not nec H.B. 847·60Sl
Medical Secreta r y /
Recept..Jorust . Exper. 1
lns. bt.lling & bookkee
ing Salary $5-$6 per hr
Commensurate with ex
per. 979-6552
Medical Front off sec
w/all required s kills
Some back offke des1ra·
ble. 646-8836
Modlts-AdntHS
Girt•Me...-Clds
Excilintc New York·
HolJywood type personal
mgmt & development ro oow avail In OC . Only
{)p!Jcal
PHOTOPLATE
PROCESSOR
Posit.ions now c>x1st 1n
our PhOloplate Produc
tJon Department for l.,.,.
perieoced photoplatt.'
processors. 'acu um
syst e m opera t o r <;.
photoplate polish and
photo-resist operators
Salary comm<'ns urales
wilh e xpenence
Comprehens1 ve com·
pany benefits :ndud:nA
major medical and den-
tal. CALL or apply :n
person to 3952 Campus Dnve. Newport Bcat'h
<TI4 l 540-W!O Equal op·
porluntty e mployr r
m/Clh
TRANSMASK
CORP.
Partcin,g attendants. Neat. well groomed. good ag
gress1ve F/M young peo-
P I e f o r p o s s 1 b I 1•
manager:al posit:on
Part & Ml lime. Good
pay. 831·90:.i
Part Time : full charge
bookkeeper. real estate experience preferred,
AS>Prox. 16 hrs pr wk Send resume 1600 Dove
St. #100, Npt Bch. 92660
l!>I f; 17th SL . C M
Equal Opty Em pl :\1 F
SAILBOAT SAL E.S~I 1\:-0
Exper:enre prerl!rrt'd
PT WaJk & i.:et paid to KonaM~ne67~·\40:1
1t Need OULJ!OIOI-! people Sales clerk·
for team prOJl'<'l lo in DRl'G STOH 1-:
troduc1' n\'W 1>.1nk1n~ F\ill lime. Mon Fri
:.t•rv:n• tu tor.ii rl''>I Port Pharm:H'\
dl'OlS No Sl'llln).!. we 2727 Newpor t Bl\•cl . ' II
tram. $.1 75 hr. 4 6 hrs a ---
day Up to 6 wk:. 1\pply SAL~
an person only. 9·00 t HICKORY FAIMS 1:00. Wc.'d March 7th. US
LI FE Sav1n1ts. 2606 S.
Bnstol <nr Ml'rry Hosp.I
S.A Set' Mrs Clark
Ol:.cover the wondl'rtul
wo r ld of c heese &
~ourme1 foods wh :I~·
earning extra monl'v
Pub lit'
RelatJOn.'>
• PIT sales. Takin~ ap
phcat1ons at llkkon
Farms. Westcliff Pla1a.
642-0972: Fashion l!.land
640-603>
EomUpTo $200
per wt'tc'k part.lJml' 1-'or
publ.tr N'lalloni. work :n
Uw Real Es tale industry
Noexpenl'nt'e ~r . mah.•
or femalP 4 hr-, day
p m No hccn!>e rcqw red
Ex«>llt>nl future pott>n·
llal Call I to 5 p m fo
SALESLADY
Expenenced. full llm"
for better women's read~
to wear. So. Coast Plaw
Call 545-0836
appt Salesperson wanted for C-wy Ir Co. mtenor store. Should bl' 494--8059 good at dccorat1n~. ---------1 Guarantee +. 640-2700
Real E.'ltat.c
YOUNG,
AGGRESSIVE &
HUNGRY
SALES RETAIL. otC1ce
supp hes & s tauonary.
Fullt1me pos . avail
Phooe for appl. 557-92t2.
• ask for Mr. We s t .
Newport StalJooers rnc.
SALES REP.
T rain at $368 weekly.
with 120 yr old. highly
respected financial :n
:slJLution.
Tom Bradley 835-8550
those wishing 3 prof PART TIME career in the modeling, SAL"""' acting oc TV field should ..... ~
apply. 714/828-0583 e xt EVENINGS Uruqut> Caret>r
629. Adults with outstand:n", REAL ESTATt;Si\LES Opportuntty .. Lirens<'<i or we will tra:o _,..a::<510~ •L attractive personahlies ,-"""~ """ MOONLl QHT ING ·Full who enjoy working with you for s tale exam. SALES
time pay. Part time lo<b. Over 21. Start al L1m1ted ocrer Call AAA· l company. ;i
work . Call for a p pt. $3.50 per hour. Phone Olusey&Co.49Hl057 leader m the lighlJng in-
99-4237 642·4321 Ext. 250,1~~~~~~~~~~1 dustry for 30 years-
MOVERS. local Orange BETWEEN 4 :00-5 :00 superior products sold to Cofum""""noco.oeeds PM. lt.E.SALIS commer cial a nd in· .. ~· .._ •...&.for~ Open•nos now avail in dustnaJ users. Mu"-t be a exper'd , depe ndable. -_.., I d'., 'd t dnver. K.nl~b'I in all F.qualOpport ty our attractive. well non-pressure n 1v1 ua
..1 EmploYer furnished Laguna Beach looking for for their
aspf)dS"' ness, over ___ ___::........:;_____ office. for ex per. or new· LA.5T J OB in a local.
25• call 83042t. PBX Operator. Wed • ly licensed, enthustasllr fully-protected territory
MOVIE EXTR~
1ou1M by Hollywood movie rum. szo.1200 per 4-Y pot11. Lookiq tor
outgoina 18·70 yr olds
wanUoa to break loto
movte1. (714> 761-1244. VID&O C A ST ING SERVICE. (now In 4tb
)'NI').
Tburs .. atSaL WIU salespeople Xlnt com-High comm1ss1on i1nd
train.540-75M mi!Slonschedule &alru· bonus p&1d weekly, ex
ly grc•t lorauun Ofl Coast ceUent romp11ny 1>cnef1t!I
PBX OPERATOR Will Hwy . 2 blks from the 1 n c I u d 1 n g m ll Jo r
train. Part lime. Fri & beach, with ample off-medical.
Sat night llpm·7am s&netparkinj.
Mus t t ype. Contac t SEA.LION REALTY CALL M.llUrlne. Newport.er Inn. 4'7·l3*I MR GUGGENHEIM
UD7 Jamboree Rd. N.8 -------l21lt435-7152
&M-1700. E.O.E. .... &twh s.tes F.qual Opportunity
NX ora. Select Propertlca otrcrs; .__E•m•illpl::ioyille•r•M•/•F--
()per'a for telep hone a top. Pl'O(rt1111ve com----'DI lef'Vice. Muat mlsalon ,-che~u.le. Ao
be _ ... ,_ to ork d•-• out.tt.a.odt91 uiu01ng pro--w .., ... .., gram W/'rom Hopkins w.elltods. Typtns 35 Fast St.art. Proft'sslonal wpm r e qui r ed. Ex otnca on m_,or streets
,erie0« preferred or ft ~ best st.rt ln ~n.
will lrain. Many com-It's your futurl', cliJI PID1 -....nt.a. Full Ume _.,-3W Cll'.,.rtttt.. daT• aftet'-......
nOO D•t V••in1 s bHU
aullable. Pl .. 11e tall C S ELECT
-. Un rrt so.4IO T'PROPERTIES E.O.E.
' .
WIMTMIU
CHTTIMaPAID
s.. proc needed
Olttct aa1es m.s.so.ooo
No nltb~ QO wttkCndll
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ADVIMT COMPANY
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llOll manail~1 wantt"d EXlC SICllTilY wit Mu at IL now I RM ~chool. kindf'q:art«'n
M\l.Sthavttxp S409l10 Well or~nnt1~d . S\'lf Mf'mory 1y 1u•wr1t,r •:a"'°r or aedenllah!d
i.tarter w atron-. 1k11ls S mall t'on1an1al ofr &a..mo _
SF.AMSTR WANTl:-.:D ~ 1mm\'d for NI\ nd tHun1to .. n lar) tu ., "' • ror work OD CIUlVU pro ... u ('Lftl RAnnr•-•o· E" ' .......... 1\-M"ht'r P/1' torr r, np ,,... u .. ...,. .. " " fl() Box Ulll t:dM. _....., r:.JH•wt.hornc-ChMst1Aln M&a et' V P • a d Y • r I 1 1 _ .. h Ml T2J8 H\J hn•n1:11l hklrd • · • 1~ Uruua imn. ~EAMSTtt ~ fur l"1tm r~~l~·~i'or.t.!h~ SSECIETAllESS FtnTB..Vl)'EPH~ -0 .... E
brH' S111b 1ndu,,1nu Polht'm~.1~ 7010 0 0 /Ra-; /kcttt S •LES"
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A.llUQU. Mullc Ooxn l
Slot Machrne~· Clocks'
HUOESELECTION
A.mrtc.e.i ............... . ...,. ..
Open W~ thru Sat
lal2Kettennl(. Irv
(714t7S4 l777 nd1Joo1. '3SObr11&.art .0011100 Ranf" A
661950 SICl.ITAIY F..mplaye,.. Pa>< AJ F.-t1•
Ut llC'lndC'f'J At:t•ncy New•1>•1x·r t\ub~ Your l•--------"llattonMJ NJ orl.:aie I 1111 .,...., .. ,:...h St. L!l• 1,... ~· 4 to ~ hri1 u ch1y t'o hat. l"ha.lh•nxin~ VOii _, 0 •' " .,, .._ omm wk
P f N....,, ...... "-o"h. ..... 100 • up c U\atJ U Sf-c) lo 0 • _,,..,, ... " ,._ ...... f 0 21 I 0
M\.ta It M't'oodary Mkl l~ll f!'or Appt/F'Alab 'IW N;~~per t-;~~r ~ MS3
Antique Oak revent-S
desk $950 642 2164 or
673-<n82
Mar 'ioud &ec) l&Jlb rt> \ tv 3t>M Only qd MortjllllfC' hindlnl(
blo.icd dt"or»ble St'n<l
mmp&et.i• re~umt• m('lutl
II\¥ 'll1al") h111tor) tn P c 1 ~IU, .. Nt·w~l 1k11rh. ,·11
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t• It p \' I I \' n I' C' I' ~ 11 t'
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ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
We design, develop build. test and
deliver the best m h1~h technology
11ys tems and missiles Our con·
tracts and work are long range
lastini? well into the 1980's. We un·
d er sland personal development.
career goals and cha llenging work.
Al General Dynam1rs we're looking
for Electroni r Technicians at all
levels. Whether you 're just starting
out on a career or you're an ex·
perienced pro.
SICllTA.IY
Xlnt oppl)' for l1ffl~·1cn1 ,al w /lop secrt'lurlul
<1k 1111, In worlt 111 111 .. 1
p4t'tod N1>t Hrh H t ull'
C.1ll 1Jh1.1!.\3 29041
SECRETARY
'ilrl 1''r1day. lull tim•• t.ir
roaJ est•w maimt 1>ff1 n ·
Mwit ha\lt1 icood t)'l>111¥ &
phone llh1 iSI. MKml 1)4:! lliU:t
Seeking e mployment
U\ I.he beuch arcu?
: Loll> or Fret!
Jobs avail. also ree
l'ow TrU<'k Ur1vtir11 t'I<
p.·r'rl Top pay Apply
tl&W '1'0~1 n l(, '1408
Ot11nll W » y, <.: M 64.2 l252
TYPIST part 11m1•, for
t•h1 ropr11rtu1 oh· will
truln (.'1.1 11 for isppt
b'lJWN
W AITR 1-:SS ES need,•d
Mr D's eom~ Shop~
F. C..':il Hwy CdM --------
•WAUHOUSE•
t:lt-ctroruc d1:1tnb . Ftn
Vly, need:. full time
warehoui.eman. should
have good ~ork exp Call
JJ"° Reidy
16229 Mount Harknci.1>
Fountain Valley
You are the wmnn of
Two "'" Tlekeh to
CIRCUS VARGAS
M1trch 81.h
11 OOPM Performance
The HUNTINGTON
Center
Hunungtoo Beach
To rla1m your ticket:..
call 642·5678. ext 272 •••
Appl..ces 80 I 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _Bre_n_t _9'19_-04 __ 33 ______ FREIGHT DAMAGED --------1 HCYI'POI NT SALE 3308
WAREHOUSE
POSITIONS
W Warner nr Harbor.
Santa Ana. 979-2921
CA5H PAJD
Ws hr/ Ory rs / Refri ~~.
work.mg or not 957-Ii133
1rvmc Personnel Agenry ~ . .u ti-,40 L.-··rsl BARGAINS· Used refr1As. 488 E 17th Costa Mesa ..,. "-'""" wshrs. dryrs. garur, bt>i.t
Soalt'22A · 642 1470 and Part ti11te (25 buys . we scr v appl Best
~ · how1J positloH are Appl. 536-0911, 536-4330
Ser vice Station Allen GYallabte for Washer, dryer s ale
dant exper'd. Day & w.-.houw workers. Comple tely rebwll. re
Eve:.' F\all & p/tamc Ap f1n1.she d . year g1.1,,a r
ply Shell Station . 17th & CLERK Delivery Your choarc Irvine NB $149 each Sale ends ___ '...-317/79 So Coast Ap
Serv Sta Help needed 1m · Wcrehouse plianres 537·2542
med. Full or p/t 990 E Cst Hwy. N. B Office 30" Magic Chef gas stoYe
1-"-'-handwritilllC) is w/dig1taJ clock HarYest -.,-.. . gold. 11,:i yrs old $175 necHsary for this Waterbed heater S25
Serv Sta Attnd. Will traan
S7001mo + Call Carl
«i-0121 SJ c. positioft. full ti,,.. 546-5433 aft G l"leose COtM In for an
Frwto You 804S • •••••••••••••••••••••• Mond!y. Match 5, 1979 DAILY PILOT
9040 Small m1nmtun• upnrot "...a"••••• IOIO OHie• r.. llitw. & mah· poudlt• At-.C tt!~ ,__ Pvt l 844 ~742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,..,_.. 1015 •••••••••••••••••••••••
P 1 . LllCiG ACilE T ACiS •••••••••••••••. • • • • • • • ..._ _______ _
SIX WEE K f'f,M AL... Crtlfll )'OW' business card Xlot MW & used orr furn, U('ED eo•rs PUPPY TO A LOVING Send one card for each plan Cllt!!., wk ~oche' .J "
HOME CALL~·2l35 tuii plus one sparf' We C E SURPLU~ 631 ~77 Select from OYt!r 100
,.......... aoso n·turn perman-.nuy Three~ .. wa1 dak:. one a"TION eo•r ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• '>Caled auracttYe taf & 411" wal dsk, 4 swivel "" ft l MAn.ESSIS :slntp, meeting air 1ne lll'm t'hair'I w/pudi., 4 1714t 53M89t
Twan or rull mallrt•i.s I D reqwrements Pre armed side rham. $1250 •--------aets~ vent I~ & theft' For a yaJue for $675 Call Holly 18, ChnsCraft Cavali er ·c-penonaliz.ed lag enclose 9.5..\-22'75 .. , ,.. .. ,,_' wallpaper . fabric or 327 l/R wl lrlr $2000/of ;
Modlttt-Ftlnt ''Day Glo" paper & we Minolta 101 eh•ctro fer or trade for Bostm1 '
549·3077 will back & trim your graphic copy machine !haler ~883_1__ j
tags Or lry two cards purchased 10176 St!rY1rc 24, Searay Ray •77 Sun
back to back. rontra{'t pa ad thru dan~r 255hp v.8 mony *•I BUY* * PRICES: 1/20/!kl $~ New~t extras.' mint cond trl1
Good used Furniture & $2ea orJ/$5 Floor Covenng.S75 I_ -and/or Npt Bch dof'I(
Appllancea-OR I will 4t5 tags $l 60ea. rets 8087 available 6<1 5 ·8141. l
setll or S EL.L for V "U fl/9 tags St.SO ea· ' • •• • •• • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • 645-6132 ' v !Oor more $1.40 ea MAST BS AUCTION Sales Tax Included Samoyed. M. 3 yrs. AKC .. 78 24. f1 ybndgt! {'rW1>t·r
'4M686 & 833-9625 NO CARD? ref( loaded w/eqwp. rull l'a11
Draw your own or send S52 ~5 va:.. Must see $1000 ~
Q u-E EN M AT nar,ne. address. phont-& ~&c>;:g;.;..8090 TOP $1 7 1 per m u
T R E S s / R 0 we U make one card per ••••••••••••• •••. •• • ••• &12·940I lag. Add 2:1-each . • SET 189 Kuig Sets $99 Send c~k or money or· UPRIGH r paanoc. $495 to 2.3' commer rial abalo1w •
Century Model Homi; derlo Sl,950 G r3nd ~ from dlVUlg boal wttrlr & di\ ,
F\Jm549·3077 l'ILOTHltfTIMG $2,25,0 Kcbld R. r e mg equ1pmenl Net•t.b '
CASH PAJD p O Bo 1500 ruush gs. turunf(:. . woric Makeofr 548 803K ' x Hany D. 0 .. 1t --' For itd used.furn. anti Collua Mesa,Ca 92626 BroOHam11tonAve.llB OWNER 1971> :i2
ques &drTV s95HH33 O'Neill SUperswt Taped 536-'J775 flybrid~e n1fllh: ~:1.l
SOFA & LOVE:SEAT or s eam s Used o n re SportincJGood 8094 hr~ on cng:. $·1;,.UUtt • sle~per $179 Cef!t u ry doesn't fit S110 548-0256 •••••••••• •• •••s••• ••• •• 67>5666 ____ _
Model Home fu rn CarpetMLllCloseouLs llo<'k<'~ l\nl't'&.handp11.d:. loah.SGil 9060
5'\9-3077 Nyloo Plush $4.00 & up S20 Call after 51'M ••••••••••••••••• ••••••
Handsome oct agon a l S49-8181/67>5r906 ___ ~7 7279 'Coronado. Wanl quid.
game table + 4 hi·bal'k sale Under markc l ,,,
saddlt• arm chairs Near WIHDOW SHADES Store. Rtttawoftt, S6.500. Owner <19ti <102·1
new $500hrm 64&4~ Wo oden shutter s , lor 8095 or~·5915. nuniblands. woven wood:-, • • • • • • •• •••• • • •• ••• • • ••
SACRlf'JCE Contents of 5 & wmdow llnling 20·40':1 FRY M~TER 1-'RVl-:R
bdrm hous<' Century oHaU1tems Goodcond1t1on$50
Model H ome Furn A5PEN 645~1 Call557 t597
549.3077
Elegant ~las1> dmmg tbl.
w /m1rror pedes t a l .
42X72 . 6 uphols tere d
chrs New C.:ost over
Newport Beac~ Tennis TYH~adiSo~ 8098 Club Full Family Mem· • bers h1 ti42 ·01 12 . •••••••••••••••••••••••
6446687 p F1Sht!r 500'C, 65 watt
$2000 Saen f1ce 96().EIJ20 1 IO Ra I Aqua ri u m amlfm rf!ce tvn . Mini
rond $150 Call 759 9367
Kmg saze bed. melds box ~~:f';1~.~7~,fi with Beauufu1 25" rolor TV. 2
i.pri nit. mattress, & ---------yr wrnty, free delivery.
headboard 042.2932 PaVtng slakes 8" to 36" $128. 646-1786
Distress Oak furniture. ~~;sc;1a(:'!.g~.~~ ~&M°!1M
like new Divorce Kg si lreM) CM ...,..pine'"
bed. Hts/Her dresser. 2 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• com.mod~. 6' roffee ta·
ble. 2 lg end tables
673-0264 a!t 6
9010 ................•..•.•.
antana 20: Read~ 111 .
rare 494·4191 E n.,
497·81 Eves
For Sale •r.i ante r t!Sl 1r1
Coronado 2!> sail bual
l::xp'd sailors onl y
892·2004
'64·17'Sloop 12v system
trlr. 01b. c;lps 2, morl'
Sl 150 960-3705 ---
CALllRA TION SPECIALISTS
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
ELECTRONIC I.AIOI.A TORY
MICROWAVE
MISSILE TECHNICIANS
RELIABILITY
RESEARCH & DEVELOrMEMT
TEST orEIATORS
Shipping & Rece1Y1 ng
Clerk. full time Call
Ivan for appt. 54().3280
Wwvl. M ...._. Apt s u.e st.ove. 22x2<1. i:ai..
w on o ...... , xlnl rond . $45 M ag1t Must sell new hide abt>d . or WedMlday from Ole!. 675 7423 paid s:llO. sell $180 Can
Rex Bl'andt watt:r color
s:il5 Bradbury 011 $25()
Dal.a etch ing $395 Al!.o 20
piece art collect1on
SlS-5595
••• Ho,,.,ard Tronrs
'78 3.1 Fl raring s loop
mu.,t sell ! Oiest.•I l.1
ba)(s, full raCt!, nt'w r d l'l'
boltom 675--0386. rhk for
Jim Jr
c.olumb1a 22, good contl
6hp cng 0 18 & exlra;.
ftt5 5717 9a• t I Gift or I p11t· C-nn & deliver 842_·_80_1_5 ____ , -LUJnbe----r-r_a_c_k _. 1-6-.5-t-ir-e-s.-&
lpmat: EcpipMtnt 8030 Mens lounge r haar in whls foc 3~ ton PU. dr for
OSHMAN's v:ci;~··5~~·y···R ·~~··~· green vinyl w matchmit 55 Ford truck, truck tire~ ottoman $75 Call & whls, big t.ruck ~addlt! Camera. Zoom lens, TV. 54!14238 1 a nk s Sm r ef r 1 ~.
aJlacces.$950 675·J641 ----roclctrul bar. w/2 stools. SoorliftCJ Goods Dogs 8040 Kmg bed. box s prngs. sm Maytag close dryr.
TEACHEA 33b0 Fai"iew Road ••••••••••••••••••••••• matt .. s teel frame & rsr polisher. oak tbl SANT A AHA Wanted: Eng. Bull Dog book s h e I f h d b rd Misc. items. 545-9624
SH IPPIN G DEPT ln.5~ & paclr.agang
sm· par'IS, will train
Female preferred, 1m
med opening. great com·
pany benefits. Call for an·
terview & info 54S.0403
Exp. Eng. Major for lge F,qual Oppor Empl M / F Good h $150/bsl ofr 548· 7349 parochial. highschool. pup. omc. PatioROOftl20xlO' cau Mrs Parsons. Mater ---------------1 556-2947 Jewelry 8070 I yr old, Cully ins ulated.
I 156 RuUand Rd
Newport Beach
You are I.he wmnl•r of
Two Ft-ff Tickets
to
CIRCUS VARGAS
Marrhtlth
8 OOPM Performam·c
The Hunungton
CentPr
Hunuogton Beach
To l'la1m your llt'kl'b.
r all 642 5678, ext 2n \.,
---Cal 20 wltraalcr
~
645·3147 ---------Sokal 18. $1700 2 :.ch
sails, new tramp. trll
xlnt rond. 6'12·0105
Uironado 15. $1600. Fa:.l &
F\Jn Like nu w/trlr &
rover. 642·0105
Ir you want to work where you can
learn from the best engineers in the
bus iness. use the latest equipment.
grow and take pride in achieving
technological challenges, get in
touch with us ri~ht away. Call me.
Dei Highschool, Santa WOODWORKER AKC Teacup Poodle pup-••••••••••••••••••••••• cpts & drps. Cos t $4800.
Ana. 7~-7711 . Growing mfg company pies. M/F also Teacup Wedding nngs platinum & SarnCice $1400. Can ar TEACHBS n ~ c d~ youn g man Stud servit·c. 714/992·2178 diamorid.s. 'i'.I carat total range take down & set w/meeHarural aptitude, wt, $500. 546-1200. up ~or 675·9068
---· *. ~~ips/ 9070 loah. MariM ~
Joe Stelmah
<714) 629-5111. Ext. 4711
and let's talk seriously. Or, come in
lo our E mployment Office, Monday
lhru Friday, 8AM-4:30PM. If you
prefer, send your resume to.
GENERAL DYNAMICS Pomona
Division. 1675 W. Mission Blvd ..
Pomona, CA 91766.
GBOAL DYNAMICS
POMONA DIVISION
Kindergarten tearhers. fuU·lime woodworkinJ!. AKC Toy & M aniature
F/time, & PIT for Mon· (Will tr am ambitious Poodles Puppies & lessori classrm. 540·4753 adults bard worker >. Opf./Y to · Teacher-Pre School. advance, secure uture ___ 7_14_1_76_1_·4265 ___ _
Cerllri cale o r ex · Only those who are de· Britt.any sharuel M. pups pt?rience. Hrs . 8:30 to 1 or pendable & desire lo AKCreg 00 8:l0 to 3 C.ll for appt. learn woodwortcing need · ·
641).8112() apply Call ror appt. 548-63:16
6 4 5 6 7 7 7 W a I to n POODLE PUPS. toy·T·
TEACHER·ACCNTNG Corkwood,934 W.17thSt. cup. s tud ser vice
A South Coast business C M. 5U-~
colle ge has an 1m· ----------•----------mediate operung for an WORD PROCESSOR Old English Sheep Dog
acct'& & bus . malh Part tJme eYerung and/ Champion Female.
teacher for mornings or weekend work. Ex-papers, $200. 00·9006. CaJJ 556-8890 for an im perieoce on CRT based
mediate interview re· equipment preferred. Australian Shep. puppies.
garding this xlnt op· Newport Center Law unregistered. $35
portunity Also in Firm. can Ruth Brazer 673-2948,675·3345
terv\ewing other ruture 75&-3800 fTee to Yott 8045 busmess teaching posl· ----------1 An Equal Opportunity Employer Mt F tioos X·ray tech. PIT. 6·10 hrs u•••••••••••••••••••••
U.S Citizenship Required · pr wk, orthopedic office. M. Cat. loog hair. Fem. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~W~~~t~~~~~C~a~ll~~~·~~~7~8~F~~~~~~·~ls~l~.N~B~.~~~~~9~40~I s hor tha1r s payed cat. • Goodw/kids. 646-8600
Coming In ApriJ
I lot; pol;pOUPPI
That's pot-pour·ri: a confused collection, a
miscellaneous mixture, a hodgepodge
AKC Au st ralian
Shepherd. l yr. Fem .•
shots nds good home
644.()062 aft 5.
·Find what you want in
Daily Pilot Classifieds.
MiscelcMe0111 8080 Misc.elm e•s
~s-nent 9030 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••. •• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • SLIPS ~VAIL ABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• \lf...t.d 8081 3KW. UOVAC. DynaMoll· YACNewport646-0551
TOSlllBA Copy Machine ••••••••••••••••••••••• Generat1ni:: l'l anl
also makes ofCs et Wanted to buy used Comple te $895 Call
masters 714/962·7033 etching press 18"x30" or 7S9-9367
larger. Pallutb. l5~7 IMh. p 9040
PO'ITY CHAJR FOR IN· AvOC'ado, Yucaipa. Calif ••••••••~•••••••••• VALID. $40. 92399 {714>797·6314
CaJIS5H597
-----------------Mnkd
17' Baylaner Mulloy '78
lJO VolYO t!ng. under
warr lncld5 trlr , bnstol
cond Must sell 645-1271
,..,._. Hobart meal slicer
S200 1083
•••••••••••••••••••••••
____ 548_-8038 _____ Gibson Les Paul deluxe .. 78 Scarab·330 TS out
xlnt cooditioo. $450/or drwes. 85 hours Loaded•
besl. ·ss Gibson L7. 2 6S mph plus Stored on
p.u.s, $500/or best. Must trailer Mui.t sell/best of·
sell. 551·2373 late after fer
••• KeMl'fhP.._r
8671 Salt Lake Dr
Huntmgtoo Beach
You are the winner of
Two Frff Tickeh
to
CIRCUS VARGAS
March 81.h
8·00PM Performanre
The Huntington
Center
Huntington Beach
To c laim your tickets .
call M2·5678, ext. 272 •••
noons & eves. 731-821 6lhoffle t
CLASSICAL GUITAR 546-1200(wortcl
s 1 g n e d S A K A Z 0 Ask for Jerry Perkins
NAKADE
qtr grained Brazilia n "78 Mako 20' rtr console.
Rosewood body "ex lfU~ & 7 5 Me n · engine
cellent quality' . ex Roadrunne r dlx lrlr .
lremely close grained equipped ror 311 hsh1ng
German Spruce t.o.p. Has $10,<XXI 754-03611
excellent playability & --G,,_e_l_,G_,,R,...E',_,E,,_N~c-as_h __ _
lone. As king $1800 forWlUTEclcphants
w/case. Call pvt pty. wit.ha Classified Ad
714-67>9428 Call 642·~78
Boat Dock m Npt Bch. 30
maximum pwr boat
Sl50/ mo. lse 673·353 I
evs, 645-8146 days .
SLIP NEEDED
an Newport Habor art:J
for 25' Sailboat Call
Larry 586-2465
Boat owners Attention
Exclusive yacht cluh
seeking t o p qua l i l)
power & s ail boats for 111
rome produc1n J?
leasebark r harler ar
rangements Slips no\\
ava1labll' 23' 37' Call
63.1-1900.
loah.SpHd& Sid 9080 .........•...•..•......
'18 Kooa 20' day rruis~·r
460 f'ord·Panther ll'I
Swim ste p. bow ratl
lights. cover . tandom
lrlr Xtra s h <trp
$8200/ofr Call 963·2963
MARCH 8 thru 13
Pilot Potpourri Is our way of observing
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK FREE HUN'IlNGTON
CENTER
by extending savings of up to 50 percent.
It's a good time to clean out and spruce up.
APRIL 4th (Wed.> thru APRIL 7th (lat.)
• Have a GARAGE SALE!
~ .... _ _,, ..
-· ::.11::.:;-_ .. •Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY!
• Get your neighbors together & have
your own SWAP MEETI I I
Ads are llmlted to miscellaneous merchandise for Hie only! ! (No Real
Estate) Write 1 word each space. minimum slH ad 11 3 llnes
THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! !
Fiii In the Hand~ order blank below -00 IT TODAY! I I I
NO. OF 4 DAYS WORDS
12 5.00
16 6.00
20 7.00
24 8.00
• 28 9.00
32 10.UU
36 11 .00
40 $12.00
If you need more room lor your mHHge just print or type 4 words
per Une •nd edd 11.00 Htr• for Heh eddfHonel Nne.
-------------------------------------------------flleeee llCMdu• "'J Not flo••wrt ed eo Nft ~ .._ (Wed.) "'"' AP'I 7ttt (let.) •"" no ._,..of oepy. No ntbete tor ••rtr oeNdlitlon. •noloeed la"" oheolC or"'°"' order tor
Or PIHW en.roe ti,. aG B•nl!Arnfl'ltanl, VI SA No. .. • .. • • • .. .. • • . • • . .. Elcplrtt ........ .
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TICKETS WORTH
•11 San Diego Frwy.
at Beach Blvd.
Find Your
Name
SHOW TIMES:
Thursday, March 8 -8 p.m.
Friday, March 9 -4:30 & 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 10 -1!:30, 4 & 8 p.m .
Sonday, March 11 -12 :30, 4 & 7:30 p.m.
Monday, March u,·-4:39& 8 p.m.
Tuesday, March 13 -4:30 & 8 p.m .
Call Mt.7877 for information
IT'S EASY!
Look for your name in
today's classlfled section. If
you find your name and ad-
dre11 call 642-5678, ext. 272.
We'll arran1e for you to pick
up your tickets at the nearest
office of ttae
CJe DAILY PILOT Monday, March~, 197'0 A.tot, IM,.,....., AMtot, l•po~ ...... •ported ..... IMporitct Autos, UAcl AMtos, U.-d .•........••.•...•..••. ·••·••········•••··•·•• ··•·····••·······••···· ················•····· .......................................... ~ .. .............. S./ ............. Stile/ -9570 ... /S...... t 16 llelt/S..,.. t 160 ...................... . IMW t7t2 a.it.a 9720 o,.t '746 ¥...__,.. 9770 c-o 991 7 Ford t't--.0 . ...................................................................... •······•·•············· ......•..........••••.. ·······••··•·•••··••··· ...................... ·····••·····••········· -----------------•171 MDI lu1u~ canirt•t CREVIER IUY NOW!!
CONSIGN NOW
•Net $140 S200 µr wk We have 2 l
mllho n contrac tual re ervallon
barklojt on "Oy drlv\'s" wtth Pan Am
o nd Nntionul also «>xclu~lvely
publuhed b\• O \ t'r 60 l: S &
lnt ~matlonal whott':-.nlers indodmg
but not hm1t ~d to Triple AAA .
A m t t u k . (' t> A l r . T t a v c-m a n <Au ~tralia ) RA C V . NurOut
<Gt•rmuny I. TCS 1Sw1t7crland'
•l01': mves trn<.'nt l a'< r rt'<ilt +-doublt•
t ht' dl'<'hnm1o: dt>prtl<·rntton
•Currt•nt flet•t 1:. ul 210RV's rf"q ulrt·
350 by Apnl 30 <ovt>rbook4'<1 1n ''•·rtiun
Slt t•s)
•Purchase a t fat·torv net 1nv o1Ct'
4 Stur Mtni 's & t'la~~ A 'h
•J OO"/, finzmrmg of tn\utc·tt . sa l~s tax &
hr<•nst> thn)u,:h m uJor bank~ ut 13 O
A PH·7 year noH.•
I n v t• s t m l' n t S l• m 1 n a r !t. h t• I d n n
Saturctuy!> IOAM lPM on Man·h 17th.
24th & 31st on lt>rntrnn D••s1v1_..._.
15092 ~sd A••. lrt, Ca.
714/Ht-4446 ~ c .. f-800-154.eltt
....... D•"t lllM 6'·Zl71.
Computerized reservation system
Locations also in Setn Francisco &
Denver . l ·way fly-drive.
1'1-portatioft ••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
ntE MO.PEDDLER
New PEUGEOT MO
PEDS Reg $469 , Now
$299. 631·JU.l
·77 C1matti.
Doesn't run!
675·3641
~:Je.ct:s/-
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Must Sac. '79 Yamaha 7~
Spec .. l800 m1. Sells for
S318S Will sell for $2900
&fS.3594 .
9550
1972 HON DA Els inore. Trucks 9560
13.000 lfll R .. 11 j(IU SU.000 IMO~ ---Thelffi1Mh4 ..........
tf71C.MC J ......
Ahlliolutt•ly loa<l"d w 1th c-11~ryth1nic lm•111n1blt• r r o m • 1.1 o r o u I I c• funll\dwr Surkt'r 11nn•
0\-rr lal.000
A11k101
Sl7.9SO
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f.\C'O 11 )W dno't buy 11
vou "'""'' ~"1' ll 1 IOI LONGPRE
PONTIAC
13600 .. ech ll•cl w"...._,..,.
tt2-HS I 6)6-2500
95'0
WlWIUIUY
YOIMDAtSUM PAJOl''OR~OT
TO#OOU.U
FOa TOP CARS
BARWICK DATSUM
""· ,, I 1· l ,tit ·1.111•
83 I· I l 75 493.3375
WE PAV TOl' OOU..All
f<lr' top used l'ar s fore1.:n.
domesllrs or rlilSSIC'> If
your car l~ extra <'lean,
see ~ FIRST•
~
#I 111 0r_,. CO/laty
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
WE BUY
CLliNCARS
&TRUCKS
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
~ llarhor Ill\ 11 '., ~.,.,, ~ t-:s'
& I ~· I HOADWAY
UMIA ANA
83&'3171
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C71 4t 52~5333
l'IO!led Suodaylf
• • *
R.Mdo
ll&i ~I l'Mno
.,·ountllln V .t.lley
vciu are the winner or
Two Frff Tldl•h
to
CIRCUS VARGAS
March 8th
8 OOPM Performant'e
The Hwitlnton
Cent.er
llunltngton Beach To chum your t1 t'kelli,
call 642 5678. exl 272
***
·72 2002, :mrl. AM /FM ,
57.000 mt, $4250. 67l-6M9,
wkeT Z358
BMW 750
"Black"
XJn't condition. Bikini
(ainng, custom saddle
IKXXl aules. S2700 firm.
Pvt Pty Ask for Mr. Falk
95Ml235,49J..8887
'76 BMW 2002. Stereo
tape. sunroor. 47M $6795 or offer. 548·7167 Mor n
ings.
546-1200 '76 2002. stlver, am/rm, ====___;_; _ _..:;;::.;;___, Super Cle an!. Days
557·3657, Eves ·Wknds
075-0097
'73 ~oz. AM t'M cu1 ·11~1CT.4Spd, yellow. '10 VW, auto, runs great' '71 C.maro, MC. P /S,
•11..'l"CO. air. KN•l cood. nlr• car, pvt puly. $1250.114: <186·3&.M dya, vinyl iop, 2 btarr('I ~I.
"'100 400~ Sl850 C.11544·6316. «J.8571alU. n ew paint, tires &c
2'0Z ·74 bronie sli<'k ,_. • 9747 .7~ vw~. Lo ml brakes. Car lOlally re C, "' ' ·-= .. cond. 1ns1de & out A/. AM/rM 8·lr•ck •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Extrac ean ~.Cor9632863 ~7 .000 ml. M .-.i s & '72 (ianter•. FAST &: ~7279/842·~
mkbcllna Xlnl cood HEAUTJFUL. $U .OOO. a.rtrolet tt20
S4IOO &M 921l c.Jletl>-1211 'fi6 C.mper, xlnt drive •••••••U•••••••••••••• tnun. bent body no ruat, fW t725 Pond• t7SO MS-81196. an 5PM ··~···················· ······················· aaaa.
P.ntutk Cl~ul on l978 Model11
L!mModelb oaw IUTlvlng
MUSTS ELL
77 l>LlS metallic buraun·
dy, aun rr. 8la1.1punkl
Hamberg, 19K. Aft er
7PM 875-6502
VolYo f772 .... , •.......•••.......
VOLVO
900 So. Coast thy.
......... h
(t4-l 13 I
~ .... "' ..... ~~1'4 ...... ., ... """"'9 .... ~ ,...,._
·74 f.ord LTD Broug ham,
4·dr, vinyl tup. good
ctlnt!, S229S. 400 3270 i.ft
4pm
DICK MILLE R
MO'I'ORS
12DW Womt'r.S A
~7 2132
1976 Tar1a. 911Slclassic
AM/FM cassette. ex
cellenl cond1t100. ~old
Must see to apprec1aw
Work 714/557·58S2, home
n4/49'7-l332
SA&.1$, SBtVICI
AHDLliSIMG
OVERSE~ DELIVERY
EXPERTS 9'45 ~~~~~I Uncollt I.AR.LI llCE * • • •••••••••••••••••••••••
Must Sell' '75 Piat 128
Take over payments
Call~~
VOL VO _ _._ l(fu.t-1977 MARK V l~H bor Bl d rT-nft' Cream w1lh padded vmyl ...,.. ar v """'W W1l.•ur1 ~A M ESA .-. ~ roo/, plw; moon roof. full ~· Costa Mei.11 r 1 ·n Porsche 914, 2.0 reblt 646-tlOl 540-946 7 You are '"e winner of po-.,t-r rom or• oungde eng. Pioneer AM /F'M ---------uo front sc<1t~. air con •
cassette. moon roof. wht OIAMGECOUHTY TwoFrMTlcl&eh AM /f'M i.tcrt'o . tilt 'T7Spyder Mini c·ond
Lo rru. Ex tr as S6200
768-:.ll4 w/blk int. good cood VOLVO to wht.oel. crwi.e l'ontrol
*3163 ,.'RCUS V ""RG ""S plw. many standard fine EXCLUSfVELYVOLVO ~ "' "' carcxtras. <593.C\LPJ I blk March 8th '74 Fiat Xl9, ye low/ . ·73 9US. X-cond. A/C. LargestVolv<10ealcr S:OOPM Pe rformanrl.' $9995
under 45,000 m1. d eck mags, New p a 1 n t • tn Orange County' The Huntlnl{ton 540~5630 r11rk. mags. tape. bra, 110,900. 497 3374 eves BUY or LEASE ~nter
removable top & moon 497-4J~ DIRECT Hunt.aogton lit'arh I rn I~ ~J\ Y\~I\,
roof
957
-0SOO • 7 7 T a r g a . F u I I y -~·· To chum your ll<'kcb, n~rt:mmrtmftll ~ .......... :.!?.~~ :::r:~~~'knefio~ NeJ \Ti ej calloo-~~e:t 2n 262~~;~:~~:ivD.
.,_Hew 79 -2025 S Manchester O»ev '75 lmpaJa 2dr New Mercury 9950 HONDA Cars '73 9l4·2.0. Xlot mech Anaheim 750-2011 ~·shocks. On.: owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond, s tereo cass. s full pwr Lo m 1
MANY speed, bestoffr "99 361S 1974 142 2 new tires, good Absolutely Xlnt rond
To CIM>oM From! cond. $3600/best offe r S 2 6 o o P v l Pt y
Ullo..llVERSITY 076 TURBO. S engine, '77 .Leaving counlry mus t 714-645 5646_ _ __ " int.enor. '72 Reg ('76 OWslftObffe Turbo> $17.500 963.al77 sell 499-2089 'TI El Camino SS454. xlnt
Hoada Cars GMC 9755 ·74 Vol vo 164E. a uto. A/C, cond. very lo m1 , /\IC. • ....... AM /FM s te reo. orig P/8, t'/S. AM/f'M ll lrk Tn1Cks ••••••••••••••••••••••• owner S4.IOO 151--0946 1n dash. r~tm body &
2850 Harbor Blvd TEST DRIVE OUR pamt 2 set:. of whttli.
Costa Mesa 540·9640 •u CAR '66 Volvo sto wg n. L22S High perf :.uspens1on
Good Car Needs TLC Must :.ee lo appreciate '76Accord A/C, AM /FM OFTHEYEAR.. sim 642-1256 14500 Call 536 ;mis. Sllll under warranty Good mveotory 1n stock 536-3405
549·9923 dys, 759-0316 Hurrywbiletheylast! la'QeSMection
eves. MIRACLE OF NEW •79 1978 Monte Carlo Lo<idt•d
Jagtlcr 9730 MAZDA/RIEt4AULT VOL.VOS ~·J~iJ~~~~ good
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2150HarborBlvd. IN STOCK
..... 1978& 1979 COSTA MESA IMMF:OIATE JAGUARS 64$.5700 DELIVERY!
XJGLs, XJ12Ll! Rolhltoyce 9756
&XJSCoupes ••••••••••··~··••••••••
Most colors available Cor "l DEALER' IN U.S.A.
'75 Monte Carlo. mint
rood, fullytoqu1ppud, PP
449 Seaward ltd . CdM $Ul0or bsl orr 675 2022
ORANG fo: COl INTY ·s
HEW EST
LINCOLN M Jo:RCUHY
O,.:ALERSHlP
RAY FLADEIOE
LINCOLN M l':ttCUR Y
16-111 Auto Ct•nt..er Dr
SDFwy L.ikl' f'ore:.t exit
IRVINE
830-7000
1978llPHYR
2 door, fi cyl t·nicme Ll's~
than 11.100 mile!>, pawcr
s teeri ng and brakei.,
auto trJno; AM l''M
'iWrro, air 1·ont1 Fr1 .. ,h
anti rh.•un. prH't-d tn -.ell'
195..WOW>
$4995
540-5630
4£st;do~iv1. IR{ ROY
OHETODAY!!! CARVER 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ROUS·ROYC£
IOll~SO" & so" • UNCOLN·MERCURY
IAUER MOTORS IMIWmbotu Alllos. Used 9925 COSTA ME_S_A_
Entire Bike Recently •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rebuilt. Excellent cond "72 FortP•4Tw/shell&hvy
$1 ,000 Ca ll eves duty susp. Runs great.
WE BUY
USED CARS
CAll PAPPY
Used car Mgr
540-5630
c292:>Harbor Blvd. =' Btlth •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Col PMk 'J µa .... wai.:
BMW 5301 ·76 . A /C, COSTA MESA •~ 9905 .72 NeUITWV't Sl~ or b.,t Wh11•·. fully lo adl•d ' 979 2500 ClOSlD~VNOAY~ --...,.. Xlnt' $2,000 ll7S tillil AM/FM stereo s Track. • ---------J ••••••••••••••••••••••• afr Lo nu. Arter 6 1>m.
"94-4~47, or sec at 462 St Sll!OO 497.3975 Ann s Dr .• ~unu ·------
new I.I res. 4 spd. $nOO. _llanmftn ___ Ghl __ C1 __ 9-7-3-5 ·sesuverCloud l ·70 Gremhn. 20 mpg reg ~--_ ~stanq '952
67J.3873 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.9.000 gas. st.ark. radials. f'M •76 Brougham. 2 dr •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beach 1977 FORD '76 BMW ~I. 4 spd, 35,000 IOll"SO" & so" '78 BMW RJOORS, under F-1 SO Pla<-UP rru, AC. AMI f'M c a ss, • llNCOLN·MERCURY
8000 m1 Best )rfl'r. 6 cyl e ngine, power 2626 HARBOR BLVD. $8000 673-2639.640-7134
545-926.Severuogs s teering and brakes COSTA MESA '74 BMW Bavaria. fair
----AM /FM s te r eo with ---------rood Maroon $4500 or ·75 400l'c Kaw. w /extras, camper shell. 3 speed WE IUY bes off •n• 9882 '75 ~r Yamaha E n transnuss1on. Clean, low t er._... ·
duro, ·n Pe~t'ot moped miles r e ady lo go! USED CARS! Capri 9715
All lo mi, xlnt cond OC50238> We're the new Chevrolet ••••••••••••••••••••••• OOJ.1415______ $4995 dealership 10 the Irvine
540 Auto Center We need J97JHONDA CT90 -5630 yourusedcar! New~~ $250. JOE
--MAC PHERSOM ·~~1w~d~ c. Good 2626 HARBOR BLVD. CHEVROLET
756-9346 COSTA MESA 21 AuloCent.c r Dnve
Motor--HCNM--s. SaH-~/-.-77-R-a-nch_er_o-GT-.-m-e-tall~
768
tRVl.
7
N
2
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22 llewt/Storag. 9160 grey. CB·lrans coole r ·
••••••••••••••••••••••• bhstcr loaded $6,500 ---------1
RENT: Luxury '78 Motor PJOl·'ml WANTED!
Home 22· S l eeps 6. 'QI Chevy pickup, 6 cyl . Late model Toyotas ,
W 1 n l /Su m r ale s . auto, clean. Volvos, Pic1tups & Vans.
&»8585. 631-5294 call us l.oday'
For rent 24 ' 1979 Wtn·
ne.bago. fully equip'd,
11lpg 5 adJt.s. S40 per day,
S':!SO wk + 8" per ml. 963-2135.
Tralhn. Trani 91 70 •••••••••••••••••••••••
·71 Lark travel trailer.
'17ft Xlnt cond. Low liner
type.$950
548·3681
Silver Str eak 197S
sacrifice to due to fioan·
cial i needs. $13,500.
86'1·2337.
'79 Ford FlOO. Custom
short. 1700 m1. Save
$1 000 . PP .
673-2828/ 631-1710. ,, ........... ... '65 Olevy ~ ton w/cmpr c .... .,. ...
shell, 327 eog, automatic. "'-•4 .. UOhr 540.940 Will trade for VW or $500. .!!::::=::::::::::=::=.:::::=~~
~79 or 846-4259 afl
6PM/wknds .... llllpo..W ••••••••••••••••••••••• V-9570 MfalOIMO 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'74 IJJ-A ROMEO '78 Ford Van conversion· GTV. 5 speed, stereo, air Has pwr. steering ..& ii E brakes, air cond .. radial cood. & low m es. x·
tires, cruise control. cellent co ndition. 18' TRAVELEZE self AM /FM S track & (MON'XV). ~bit, S2000. cau custom interior which in· MUST SH!!!
eludes icebox, table, HOWARDChenolet
AllltDSenlc•, P..+s carpeta, swivel chairs· Oove &Quall Sls. • AcceuoriH 9400 Uke NEW ! Pri. ply. A NEWPORT BEACH
-·••••••••••••••••••• sacrifice at $8995. Call 833-0555
Wa nted: GOOD 3-s pd
&rans for 1965 Mus t.
5•6-8965, 5 49·77•1 .
M6-0t22
(714) 53'7·5659 or (714) 637·3184. 'EB Alfa Romeo Spyder.
---------• New paiot., top & clutch 1977 Dodge Tradesman Michelina. 39,000 m i. Ex·
van. VS, custom inside! tremely sharp. 496-7193.
green 2-too e s pecia ·-9707 paint, fully carpeted & -
••••••••••••••••••••••• panelled inside, port •••••••••••••••••••••••
... ,..,.~ boles, air vents. sun roof. '70 Auch lOOLS. Rblt eng & ~s 9520 high back swivel chairs, brakes. Michelin radials.
••••••••••••••••••••••• spare tire rack, wide Body very good. Viny l
'74 C8pri. V6. AM/FM S
track. 2800cc. Good cond.
S2100/bstofr.842·1337
t97(1CAPRI
V 6, 4 s peed. sunroof.
AM/FM s tereo, air rond,
and more . See 1t to-day 1
l~FEU> SU95
540-5630
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Datllln 9720 •••••••••••••••••••••••
*l's* DISCOUMTED
SHOP&COMPARE
BARWICK DA TSUM
·.., 111 I J,111 t .1p '' 11, ..
831·1375 49 ).)37 5
*DATSUMS*
Lwc)e S•ctioe
OfMModtft
SAL~LEASJNG
PARTs.SERVlCE
'COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2M5HARBOR BLVD ·
540-6410 540-021 l
'46 FORD WOODIE
Fu.Uy resl«'ed I $13,000
675-6161
tires w/ maga. AM /FM roof. AM radio. Nds
tape cassette. S6550. traosmluion. XJot car
870-4564 (Fulle rton). for autoi:nobve student1~~~~~~~~~ er mecb. $600/bst ofr.1: Garage for storage, can. '72 Dodge Wmdow Van, S62-8375
oery Village, New~rt 8200, xlnl, $2700 . ---------•
Be..... ......~ M7.f342 "12 lOOLS 4-dr auto. good ....., 675-4912 A ...a at. condition, $1500·olfer.
Mercedes Benz 1950. l70S '118 DODGE 6"-0IJ6, 64().0020
Convert. Must aee. WINDOWVl\N IMW 9712 = or olr. AC\ 5, ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
•31JJ11.4 dr. Sedao Body GMC '78. By appt only.
lllllt Rum Id '35 i>Od1e Van has 21 factory op. p1ckuP, bOd)' 'xini. Botb Uona. Eves. 645·7673. can Belt/ofrr or trade. _f1000 __ • _____ _
m.1257 w ICMJa, aak '72 Ford W'l.Ddow Van. xlnl
IClrSteve. running cond •• ou
Jm Ford Panel Truck. radials, I.ape• am, $2500
lllllnmnlDc. Orig. cond. ~ tl500. D•11 645·8284. -Dodce--V-an-Cus--tom--1-97-61
1h e It ad t • E vu . 'lhidesman 200. Lotl of
,,... Extr ... $ce to ap,Prtc.
'8' Paid ra&con ConverU· CM 714·Mf· .. &924 Evea. ble. ~ restat"ed. xtnt _nm_. _______ ,
CCllld. Kul Ne I $1595. ...
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LAST QtAMCI FOR
1971HOl't
SAVI!
• '·
IUYOILIASI
MOW!
"'' MOW AA11..-1
"We need to buy clean
Datsunu.aed cars"
$Will Pay Top .Dollar $
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
284SHARBOR BLVD.
''40-4410 540-021 l
"73 conv. AMll"M stereo. ____ 98S-4 __ l_«___ cass. ong owner ms or Lealher One• o wna 6h ~u:-,tan..: ('lt•an
Jtlnl cond. $5150. Day lS6l Roll5 Royce S<.>dan, oir !>46-~ art 6 $48X> 644·90401552 l.16211 MuS'I ">1'1''
642-0671/ Eve 840-5158 fine cood. Elegant while liidr 991 o ----492-~.!0al1 ti
$20,SOO 640-4999 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl Ch.rys Cordova. llkt• 197,, FORD '70 Ghia Very <'lean --------, new. 5100 m1. all extra-. ~ w /new lS35 e og1ne s.bmw 9762 77 f:lertra. all extras. except tape d1•<'k $5975 MUST.,..G MACH I
AM /F M S track . new ••••••••••••••••••••••• good. clean <'Ond. SS.995' 536-4161 536-3793
radials.645-5252. '76 4 wheel drive Station t)75.7000 Call Art 673.9187 1 . Les..., than ~fi 000 milt•-.
C.11!an & Sharp' K1•d with
blitrk 1nt<'nor bu1°l<t"l
seal~. 4 ~pl:'1•1J Vt.
Pow t' r s t t' 1· r 1 n ,I( &
brakP ... radio. air n md
d1>d more 1.291 v .V f /
....._. 9738 ~agon. with all pos op
••••••••••••••••••••••• uons. JS.000 m1. $3650/
miracle
mazda
2150 HCS'bor l .. d.
Costa~ 645-5700
lt74MilDARX4
SPOITCOUPE
4 speed, vinyl roof', radio.
beater & radial tires (~).
$2178
THEODORE
· ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARBOR BtVO
CO..,l1' ME..,A 641·0010
bestolfer. 5S9·1300.
Toyota 9765 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IEFOREYOU
Sa&. YOUR
TOYOTA.
SEE US!
MMQUIS TOY OT A
MJ$10N VlEJO
131-211049$.1210
'89 Corona. rblt eng
Great transpor tation.
Must Sell. $700. 675-8407
'72 Carin.a, S6K mi, oew
paint. upbol. & tires. Xlnt
cood. $1795. Call aft SPM.
963-4480
'76RX4 Xlol cood . '73 Cor'?oa wa~on. AC.
AM/FM cass. stereo. Im · New pam~ e~ JJJSl ove r · ~~-Lo m1 . moo. =~~~· $1350.
.........___.....__ •--9740 '78 Celka OT Llftback 5 ~ ... na spd. Other xtras. War
•••••••••••••• • •••• •••• nurty avail. $6200 or besl.
'78 ~ Coupe diesel. Perl 9 7 9 . 6 5 1 l d a y s .
I 0 K m i . Sn r • f . 213/323-6712eves/wkods
maple/bamboo. $19,950. ,.. __ Call 673-9336. i8 ~VU.II Wgn. 5 spd.
·ee~E4dr. Clean. xlnt. cond. Like New
Must Sell! P.P . 640-0000 New tires. $3,800. Call 53&-0372 aft. 6pm '72 Corolla <C·dr. auto,
$1395. Joyce 675·3509, '772.:lnSE. sunroof. S17.500 549-QIOext U9
or take over lse. 637 ·961» Tri~ 97 6 7 eves. ....,...
'67 MBZ 230SL. Low
miles . Immaculate. seooo. cau 640-1278
'7645«>L. Navy Blue. XJnt
cood. $18.900
673-2642
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
"78 Triumph Spitfire
whit.e exterior, Blk 10·
terior . 1uggaf$e rack
AM /FM R adio. Pin
Stripes, 10,000 miles. St.111
unde r warranty $5300
87().4564. <Fu Uertoo >.
'81280SL: Beautiful cond •76 Spitfire. Xlnt cond HM air, 4 spd leather in· •""""' tenor. 2 tops, am /Im 17•700 ml._....
.stereo. $10,500. C all ----~..:.._ ___ _
before2pm.832-81B1 1976 TR7. lo m l, fully
1976 Me r cede s 2SOS. eqwpped. 11200 under book. Must sell. 839-7598 perfect cood.. :.>.000 ml. or se-0844
$12,.500. 1133-1709 ---------·
'1927
'72 SKYLARK '72Comet VII Clean.
FU1l power. recent eng S950
wwk. ou llres, vinyl top 673-4894
Runs good & a ruce buy l<~itt.""'lll at$495/olr. 9930
49~7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
77 Mark V. m 1dn11{hl
'72 Estate Wagon 9-pass. blue. Designer·., Sent!~
all xtras. new llres. good loaded 1nrl moonroor &
cood. 1 owner. $1500 tapes 33,000 miles $94!15
673-816'\ or $.9895 w /l·a r phoot•
1977 IUICI( ~~y 540 5505, eve:.
e&n'URY WAGOM . Silver with maroon in n 4·dr Town r ar Ltd
t.enor. auto trans. air Edn beaut cream color
cond, AM /FM stereo, w/burg. tnm. lrthr seals
power st.eenng & brakes. +spilt bench. all Lmcoln
electric windows. door extras SISK ac·tual m1,
locks roof rack sharp This classic pnced to
and. ready t 0
0 go' seU ca11 731 ll20
(4J3RY AL Con.... 9932 $4695 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$3895
540-5630 l~,J5RI!&
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
995S ••••4••················ '77 Ul.D-> Df:LTi\ SS !>pot
less thnmut. loc1dcd
$.5700 494 fl"29K
'791'0RONr\UO
4A1 m1 Char j?rc} hlk
Lt«ith .. r. ~nrf, loat11•fl
1147 IW.'RI aft 6PM
· 540-5630 '68 Cor vette. black on '76 Cutl..t!>:-. Salon. undt!r 38.<nl m1. m•w u res. µwr ' blac k. T ·top, 4 s pd . wandowi., <'rw1oe, lilt.
mags, radials, AM/FM lal)t!. loaded 957-l>SOO stereo. $6800 or best of IUll~SO" :\so" • LINCOLN· Ml 11 CURY
2626 HARBOR BL VD . for 645-8355 afl 3pm ·ri Ocltct 118 Royult.>. 28,ooo
m1. Xlnt rond $5500 COSTA MESA 6Corvette, oew ures. lo El aine 644 7020 or m A p e rf e c t c o n d 64(}.1l488 '65 Electra, all power,
$650/offr. gd. cond
631-5294
$8925/ofler 498·3605.
M/W/F alt 6& wkod!>
-------~ 9933 Callloc 991 5 •••••••• •• ••• •••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
•
•
PURCHASE
OR LEASE
YOUR MEW
1979
CADIU.AC
NOW!
•
f975 COUGAR
XJl7
White exterior with
matching anterior and
vinyl r oof A M I FM
stereo. 81J" cond. power
steenng & brakes. Tilt
wheel. comfort lounge
froolseat.s. <053LZE>
$3795
540-5630
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'72 XR7. Ong owner. V-S
a uto trans . AM I FM
st.ereo. air Xlol cond.
$1950. 900-27:.>.
'73 Cutia'>:-. Supreme'
Loadt'<1 Mu-;t Sell th1~
week Sl9'J5 641i 6745.
$140.95 DOWN
$140.95 PER MO.
'77 CUTLASS
~lnMllJhom
2 dr. hardtop . V 8 . automa ti c ~ A M -FM
s tereo/8 track. power
*at. air cond . lilt whet>I
cru1~e control . power
door locks, vinyl roof
(Ca p co~t S5 t00
Residual S2G9~ SI! Ta\
per mo. S7 98. 36 mo at
$132.97. Total required to
dnve away $140 95 on ap
proved credit I (383.SL.S I
v ••• ,.. 9770
IEACH LEASING
4019 Westerly. Suite 203
Newport Beach
83J.9850
"T7 MBZ 450SL. l owner. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NABERS like new. only 9000 ml, VW u-1 .... h bl ll Doclp 9935 Pf..eo 9957
SZS,llOO ~7768aft6pm • ._v"'6 .. ou e se · ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ln& your car? Try us Top dcil Paid f Not• • '64 POLARA <t dr Good "1S Piolo WaJton V 6. auto 1972M•CIDES ar · or or · solid car PS/ PB. AC trans. 20mrio· low miles •soSIDAN ~ YOW" car to Jim ., 6 Marino Volluwagen , l600H<lf'bOl BtlK1 Wellwort.hS700 631·!1823 S2900 /o f l!r < 714) Laa than 58,000 mlle11. l87ll Beads Blvd .. Hunt· COSI<\ Niese\, 54(}<>IOO • ,____ A I C 54&-8625 after S p. m. &
'#Ith a boet of luxury car ~ Beach . Aak for ~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~ 68 ~"'"'l. uto. A • weekends or (714 > ~.mustbeaeenlo l')-ank Marino or Tom..: new paint and n e w 498-1000,ext.J07wkdays. appreciate• See it to brakes. Best ofr. 549·9896 --------=--dt)tl (075UiT> 1 • Alldo. '78 El Dorado. retired af\6pm. •73 Runabout. Good <'Ood G.~. Exec:utiv~. Owner 11200 645·6284 Days. $6195 "12 VW But . Curtains. drivenool,y. Prime cood. 979·0672 Weeknds & 540-S830 carpet, fold out bed, Sll.400483-793 ,_,. '940 f.'ves.
1011 \'0\ & SO\ • l 1.'41 I I\ N Ml II• IJHV
2129 HARBOR ILVD.
COIT~MESA
N1Ni4CAI
~IC
'111800 IUnt eond . lmroac.
dnout. 2 t4DI: Tobacco
llrowG •ta w /matehtni wiaul' lal. A real ey• eet.ct.r. ll111t ... to IP. ~. CU.tom sound .,..._,Call:•m1
IOZ-. 110 SL. Clua)~1 ...., ...uond .. 110,llUU
• bit •. 418.01.50 • --"71 UOSL. Ml1an b.,.
w/lfllm bnl lD\. •tJ,too. 1.-. ...
1ocUum valves. $2000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •---------
Doug. 957·8444 ofc .. '76 Seville, IOlded. quick '7IPOIDWAGOM •72 Runabout : Good ~eves. aale.~d~ ......... s .. ,.... transportation $1000
'72 VW BUS. Rblt eng, · vs. Htomallc . pwr. ~aller3pm 964·~
new brb 6 rlldlals, FM '11 Seville, like new, l8K steering~. rat'tory air ~ 9960 stereo~lOO. Pb&45-2374 ~ ml, wbt w /blk Int, aU <lX· cood .. AM/FM stereo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• trH, Mlcb elln tires. , .... -rack fr ONLV •74 VW Super Beelle, ~-s.•'f!!.·n evea. -•.,.~ '74 2 dr. Dus ter . Xlnt • 1 _..,., .,,_ l,OOOmUes! OO'TVOZ >. cood. Pvt. Pt,y. $1800 or AM/Fii t-tk, very .. o m . SR771 au u... dat coad. $3100. '17SevtJJe Moonrf. all opt, • bestoUer. 548-3215.
.,,_ 53&-8406 new Miche lin t1dlaJ1, -Dtu ""'·-Sla W•ooo, • 3llK ml. $10,400 6'?3·3531 ... "~ " ... ~ -"72a., DlltQI, rblt tr..01, eva.8'5-ll.441daya. IOQdcond. S2:.M>. air..J ma t1rw $1100/ol· 552·9260 aft 6pm
f.-fea.llllaft5. "MSevUle, IOld, •11 xlrat. ~ t9H .-;.. _______ , 43.000cnt '1100.
.. vw Bua. ... p-1.Dtl ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
tans, du&cb Is rblt eai. ·•Le Mans. runs penect. bate S c.n, only need 4. '10 Seda de VUle. Good looll:s Sood. Best ofr. II.all aacrllle.. 11500. coed. Bet\ Ofl•r. Pvt. •9'aperc.leanA.ocbero. IM-1'1211orM7·7813 . P.P.S1~_, Pt.J.MWU5 IA*led.eewpaint. v.,. tt74
.• a. C!llfttd. All /f'lf • ., ' E I d 0 I c 0 N • &a-25TS ...................... .
CMt. 'Tr..,_, rdla, Dia V£RTIBL£. Showrm '75 LTD Brou-ham, '73 Ve .. Hatchback.
and, I••· bat. •1200. caad..._, loaded. whtJ.. lo ml. Auto,OT.1895.
9&'HT. ..-. l40-U.an.re .. 111. -.ino
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Fountain Valley
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VOL. 72, NO.~. 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1979
• t Carter Due
WASHlNGTON <AP I Prest
dent Camr will fly to tht' Middfo
East on Wed1lt'M.lay in an t ffort
to salvage hop~s for peu c~
between Israel and Egypt. tht
Whlte House announced lochay
While Kouse press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter will ctr
rive in Egypt on Thursday for
talks with Presidt'nl Anwar Sadat and will proceed to lsrat'I
on Saturday for talks with
Prime Minis h•r Mt.>nachem
Regtn
A US offlt'1al who asked nol
to ht-1drntit11>d »Id that at th1i;
Point then~ ttre no plans for at
three-way meeting umong' the
lt•adc-n.
The official ~aid he dtd not
know when Carter would return
to lht' United States
The announcement of the trip
t•a m e some two hou rs after
Begin t.old Carter al a s urpnse
Suspect Held
• ID
White Kouse meeting that the
h.raeU cabinet has responded
p<>slllvely to U S suggestions Cor
resolving some remaining ob·
slllcles lo an Israeli-Egyptian
peace treaty
The announcement of Carter's
travl'I plans said his talks in
Egypt and Israel "will focus on
the peace progress, regional
secunty and bilateral issues."
The lJ.S official said Carter
believes his travels will "offer
Huntington Hatchet
· RaDlpage Injures 3
A Huntington Beach man went
on a rampage with a hatchet
early today, chopping one victim
on the temple. slashing another
beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm, accord·
ing to police reports .
Officers identified the hatchet
, s uspect as 36-year-old Robert
Dale Martin of 8211 San Angelo
China Pulls
Anny From
II ~'!~~~:.AP ) -
China ~d today it has begun
l ·withdrawing troops from Viet-
nam, .16 days after they struck
across the border to teach a
'• bloody military "lesson" to
Hanoi.
Peking's official news agency
said the invasion force was be·
I inc pulled out "aft.er achieving
the goals assigned them." 17 But Vietnam called the
Chinese attack a failure, and one
Vietnamese ambassador said
he did not believe Chinese troops
~ere beine withdrawn.
Intelligence sou rces in
Bangkok taid today they bad not
detectect'signs of a withdrawal,
but throughout the conflict there
has been a lime lag betw~n ac-
tion in the field and analysts' re-
ports here.
Kyodo, the Japanese news
service, said in a dispatch from
Peking that the government an-
nounced all Chinese troops were
• being withdrawn.
The announcement by China's
Xinhua CHsinhua ) agency
warned, however , that "the
Chinese side reserves the right
to strike back again in self·
defense" if Vietnam resumes I the border "provocations and in·
• cursions" that China said forced
1 it to launch its "self-defense" in-
vasion Feb. 17.
The announcement added:
"The Chinese government pro· ~ poses once again that the
Chinese and Vietnamese sides
speedily bold negotiations to dis-
cuss ways of ensuring peace and
, tranquility between the two
countries and then proceed to
settle the boundary and ter·
, ritorial disputes." •
It allO called on the rest or the
world to .. take measures to urge
the Vietnamese authorities Lo
atop promptly their aggression
against Kampuchea <Cambodia>
and withdraw all their forces or
invasion."
A radio commentary by the
Voice ol Vietnam, broadcast at
• about the same time as the I Chineee withdrawal statement.
uld Peklng•a leaders bad
.. faUed ln their large-scale in· l vaaioo to teach Vietnam a lesson r and could not fullUl their ex-
paulOGlataims. •' ..
. t
. sn.JFF ML SOW
QlJICK WlTll AD
"I'm "'7 bappy Yttb tbe Dai· b PUat.
' ''I IOld ~ OD tbe ftnt .. .. ~.. tM ltorJ of the IUC• ~ ........,._ Beaeh mu
=~-~-.a..o.u,
Oldll' .... ~-=·Id ceed•: IU .,.. ... m .uu .,,.. .... ~ .....
Relf II, tr7 tlal frtftMl1)' 841·
.... Ill ... ~ POat. Call ••£11daJ.
Drive, Huntington Beach. He is
he ld o n attempted murde r
charges.
Police identified the victims
as:
-Joel Dupree, 35. in stable
condition in the intensive care
wa rd at Westminster Communi-
ty Hospital. He was struck once
on the temple.
Birmingham
ALABAMA
Gulf of Mui<o
.•.
Oil RIG
ON mt£
OORigFI~
0
I Miles
100
I
Ma p locates where a fire
broke out on a n offshore
drilling rig in the Gulf of
Mexico today. Two men
were killed and 27 others
were forced lo fl ee in a sur-
vival capsule.
Mom Confirms
Connors Wed
Ex-Playmate
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP)
Tennis star Jimmy Connors bas
been secretly married for "some
time" to a former Playmate of
the Year, his mother said today.
According to published re·
ports, the couple are expecting
this summer. <See story. photo, Page 82)
"Yes, he is married." Gloria
Connors said in a telephone in·
terview from her Belleville, Ill.,
home with radio station WHBQ
in Memphis, Tenn.
Connors played in Memphis
over the weekend.
She was responding to a
copyrighted report in today's
Dayton (Ohio) Journal HeraJd
that said Connors has been mar·
ried since last fall to former Pat-
ti McGuire.
Asked bow Jong the couple had
been married, Mrs. Connors
said "I don't know the details,
but they have been married for
sometime."
She did not comment about the
report the couple are expecting.
-Harold Thomas Strom, 61,
apartment manager . He suf-
fered a deep cut on his right arm
while attempting to block a
hatchet blow. Police said his
move probably saved his life.
-Richard Douglas Butters,
28. who s uffered a deep cut
below his right eye.
Strom and Butters were taken
to Huntington lnlercommunity
Hospital for treatment.
A ccording lo polic e , the
hatchet attacks began about 1
a.m . today at the Huntington
Creek Apartments
Suspect Martin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart-
ment manager Strom heard
d oors a nd windows being
sm ashed a t the apartment's
clubhouse.
Strom attempted tp stop
Ma rtin's rampage and was
aided by the other two apart-
ment dwellers, Dupree and But·
ters .
Police said aJI three men suf
fered at least one blow from the
blade of Martin's hatchet.
Police have yet to establish a
motive for Martin's outburst.
Despite their injuries. the trio
was able to halt Martin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
Joe Mitchell and an unidentified
security guard who both escaped
injury.
Strom was listed in satisfac-
tory ~ondition today at Hunt-
ington lnt e r co mmunity
Hos pital. Butters was treated
for bis injuries and released ear-
ly today.
HWllington
Girl, Age 2,
Hit by Auto
A 2-year~old Huntington Beach
girl was hospitalized in stable
condition today afte r being hit
by a car Sunday afternoon near
her home at 6551 Peggy Circle.
Elizabeth Ann Behar suffered
head, stomach and leg injuries
in the 2:15 p.m . accident. police
said.
She was s tanding in a
driveway when she was hit by a
car driven by Eric Alle n
Kramer, 32. of 6502 Peggy Cir·
cle, according to police.
He apparenUy did not see the
small girl as be was backing his
car out of bis driveway, police
said. .
The victim was take n to
ChUdren's Hospital ln Orange.
Burglars Back
•1 )Baay CLAUSEN ................. Bu~an are makin1 a eome-
back fn H\llllinltoG Beach after
b9lnt kept at bay for tbe put
five years.
ReeldeDUal burCIUJ wu up I
percent In Febnlaey over tbe
1aaae moat.b a year earlier. Tbat
••• DOtlll•I compared wttb Jmna817'I • pereeal bike OYe'r
tbe ••me moath ol 1"1. Poliee are ll)'lq IDOlt ol the
blame to the Ion of Com-
r.nlNnltn Bmplo1m• Train· DI Aet <CrrA>-tuoded mzne. prevadoll emplo,_. and to tbe tr...,. ol burtJa."1-orieated ed·
mllliatraton to •ill patrol pGlta
J
left open by Propoeltlon 13 tax
cuta.
Whatever the reuon, Polke.
a.nd membent of the city's volun·
teer Nei1bborhood Watch or·
1ealutlon an coqcerned.
An article praiatna HuntiQltOO
Beach'• Nel1bborhood Walch
for ....... eat crtme by a tb1rd
WHn'f evea Off a llatlonal
ma1aalne'1 pre11u when
bur1lan ,..mlnclY launched a cowat...n..ave.
McCall'1 .. 1u1ne attributed
tbe repon to a l'Cet1bborbood Watch member wbo reported
tbe c:rtme eut N1ultln1 from
publlcatiOD" • freely diatrtbu\.
~,
the best hope for success" in his
months-old effort to promote ~
Israeli-Egyptian agreement.
The White House announce-
ment said:
·'The president believes that
we must not allow the prospects
for peace, which seemed so
bnght last September, to COD·
tinue to dim a nd perhaps to
vanish. If we do, the judgment of
history and of our children will
rightly condemn us ."
Carter, holding a black um-
brell' aloft, walked from bis Oval Office today to greet Begin
in a driveway. After a brief
greeting, the president escorted
the prime minister into his of-
fice.
Summoned to join the presi·
dent for the brief mid-morning
meeting were Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance, presidential ad-
visers Zbigniew Briezinski and
Hamilton Jordan and Powell.
"The Israeli government h
re s ponded po s it1ve ly 1to
American suggestions on wa~
to help resolve some of· the fe1•
maining differences'" betwee~
Is rael and Egypt, Powell said in
a statement. ~
"However, it 1s important to
understand that diHicult issues
remain. The next step in the
peace process is s till under dis-
cussion ...
Neely Shearer's pet, Baby Boots , kept
both pairs of feet inbounds to score
touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at Irvine
P et Fair on Saturday, at Adventure Play-
ground in University P ark. pespite his re·
galia, Baby Boots was more interested in
his supper bowl than the Super Bowl.
Nurse Says Infant
Whined, Struggle d
By KATHY CLANCY
Of IM Dally ~11e1 Svff
The infant girl Dr. William
Waddill is accsued of strangling
after an unsuccessful! abortion
made "a weak whine" and
jerked her arms and legs twice
after her birth two years ago. a
nurse who helped in the delivery
testified this morning.
Nurs e Pal O l vera als o
testified in Waddill 's Orange
County Super ior Court murder
retrial that she saw the baby
breathing in gasps about every
15 or a> seconds.
"The chest was moving and
the mouth was moving like it
was gasping," Mrs. Olvera told
the jury.
She also said the baby's heart
was beating, with 22 "regular"
beat s in the 15 seconds she
lis tened lo the infa nt's chest
with a stethoscope.
Defense attorney Charles
Weedman h a s called t hat
heartbeat about half what would
be expected in a newborn child.
Mrs. Olvera said she left the
Westmis nte r Community
Hospital nursery after learning
that Waddill had ordered "don't
do a Goddamn thing" for the two
pound. lS ounce baby.
Waddill is accused of stran·
gHng the child known as Baby Girl
Weaver after her spontaneous
birth to an 18-year-old unwed
mother.
The 43-year -old Huntington
Harbour physician's first
murder trial ended last May
when jurors said they were
hopelessly deadlocked 7 to 5 in
favor of acquittal.
W add.ill has maintained the in-
( ant never was alive.
And Weedman has described
the weak whine heard by Mrs.
Olvera as an "agonal" noise
made by a premature infant at
death. .
He admitted Waddill told
hospital personne l "don't do a
Goddamn thing for that baby"
but Weedman contended his
client also added the phrase "ex-
cept give it oxygen "
Weedman has maintained
Waddill did not w a nt any
"heroic" efforts to revive the
baby and "give it some im-
aginary hopeoflife ...
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
told the jury last week he would
produce witnesses who saw Dr
Waddill choking the baby and
complaining the baby would not
!lop breathing.
W e e dm an co n tended ,
however, that Waddill was not
choking the baby but was feeling
its t h roat for signs of a
heartbeat.
Chatterton contended Waddill
was in financial difficulty and
feared a lawsuit if the baby lived
and suffered brain damage.
But Weedman called his client
"very properous" and said he
was clearing at least $150,000 a
year from bis medical practice
despite some poor personal in·
vestments.
Picket Line8 Set
SAN DlEGO <AP> -The
1,000-member International As·
sociation of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers planned to
set up pic ket lines at two
General Dynamics electronics
plants today after overwhelm·
inily rejecting a new cootraot.
in Huntington
ed Neighborhood Watch
Newsle«er. '
Slaee Nel1bborbood Walch
waa lnW1ted ln 1974, burlJary
autiatlca lbow ao lDcreaM on a
montb·to·moatb avera1e t.broup 1171.
Tbe a.er.,. aumbe.1' ol ,...
ldentlal tMtrslariH wa• 11$ a
month ln 1'74 and 175 ln 1111.
Sst. Tith Swan· and
N•lfllborbood Watch President
Ro1er llilll qne t.bat tbe nat·
tetMd-out..burtlarJ atatlatlcw •c· tually tepretent a JO percent
"dec:reue" ta tNrclary.
Sw~ ~ polJee Uallon otl'lcer
for NelCbbe>rbood Watch, A)'I
•
other major crimes in the com· munlty rose about 30 percent
durtq the period -a ficure
comparable with tbe .ci~'s
arowt.h rate.
But now, the Watch procram
ilHUial.
Tll11IOUU for crime prevention
meeUqs and property idea·
UfteaUon encravt.q 1e1•1om baa
drooped ff'Om an av.race ol 100
to .. iandful of 11.
Swan aaya, "Nelahborbood
Walch ll people belpln1 people.
It puta GD Mlpbofbood meel·
ln11 le= Nlldentl how to tecure property, bo• to
(See nmrn. Pare AJ>
30Arrested
Al Cock Fight
lnSanlaAna
Thirty men were arrested Sun-
day afternoon when Santa An a
police swooped in on a backyard
cock fight and confiscated $5,300
in alleged gambling stakes.
Police reported that five live
roosters also were seized in the
raid and four dead fighting
cocks we re found scattered
about a makeshift ring.
One of the men arrested in the
1: 30 p.m. raid in the rear yard of
the house at 1233 W. Myrtle St •
Santa Ana, was booked for car-
rying a concealed weapon and
on drug charges, police said.
The remaining 29 men were
arr ested and c harged with
cockfighting. a felony violation
under the state Penal Code.
Police sai\f they were called to
the house by a phone complaint
from an anonymous person.
Cranston Son
Ent ers Plea
BURBANK CAP l Robin
Cranston. son of U.S. Sen. Alan
Cranston, pleaded innocent Fri-
day to assault, burglary and
arson charges in connection with
an attack on a former girlfriend.
Cr anston remained free on
$5.000 bond, raised by his father.
the Democratic California
senator. Municipal Court Com ·
missione r James Woodward
.sch eduled bis preliminary
hearing for March 29.
Coast
Weather
Sunny a nd warmer
through Tuesday with
highs 6S to 75 at beaches .
75 to low 80s inland. Lows
tonight 48 to 55.
IN81BETODAY
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todcJtjon U O//~ G MNI of clblb to prepo1'f rvmwrt
for U1 GMUOl fttot /or Life •
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·•·lobt.'d Su11du y morn1nfC run
amok when diM"O"crnt .md ~·at ,
s t n h b t• d 1t n d :s h u t t h r t' t•
•·mplnyt .. •:s
/\t•t•o1d111~ tu a '>hl·1 1Cf :s rt•
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Marf(Ut>rllt.• Parkway, <'mpt~
handed Mh'r usaulllna: th1•
th reu \\<Orkt\r/i
An lnvesti~11tor !>uld one! , I<'
t1111 . 33 Yl'Ur ultl Juun OJ~a of
t-:1 Toro. ".b '>PUrt~d :wrww.' an
Jury wht'n a hullt•t f1rt'd at tum
'>t rut•k a pt•n tn h1 ~ brt'tts l
pocket
At that. OJt'da wa::. wounded tn
lhe shouldl•r un1I arm by bulJet..s
fired from u ll rahber handgun
..a:. the two bund1b chased their
quarry through the bowhng aJ-
Jey
A nother v 1ct1 m . Thomcts
Stareck, 58. or El Toro, s uffered
b roken ribs and "lost some
teeth·' when assaulted by the
two men who were armed with
guns and knjves.
A third victim, Sergio Lopez,
32, or El Toro, was cut about the
hands and arms when assaulted
by one of the robbers.
A sheriff's investigator said
the two bandits apparently en-
tered the bowling alley during
operating hours and hid, expect·
mg to loot it after closin~
But Stareck reportedly un-
• covered one would -be robber
hiding in a rest room and Ojeda
came across the other in another
i.6Ction of the building.
The discoveries at 3:30 a .m .
led to the assaults as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen area.
Monday Ma1ct1 ~. 1979
A.ll1nony Equal
Cow1, Overrules Alabama
W lUNGTON tAPl -St te l1W1 that provide
alimony payment only for women foster unconst1tu·
UonaJ x discrlmlnaUon. the U.S. Supreme Court
ruled t.odav. lh n ·fl 3 voh '. t ht• )u~tu·t.-struck down an
Alnboma low thnt n•qu1rt"d hu~~ands, but never
"''' <'S t.o pny ullmony
Surulur 1~1wi. art· on thl' book~ in 10 other states :
(;t•o1·~1u , Idaho, L uutt1HHl.1, M1ssiss1pp1 , Nevada,
Nl·w York. South Curoltnu. South Dakota. Tennessee
and WyominJ.?
Notm~ th.ti /\l,1humu law provuh·s for ht·armgs
an andt\ 1du41l th\ on•t• <.'ast•i. to c.Jcc1c.Jc wt11ch ~pou~c. if
any 1s f1m1nc•rnlly tfopt·ndt·nt 011 the other. the high
n1urt i.-.Hd · Tht•rc tb no rem.oh. thcl'efore. to use sex .1~ a pru\ \ for nl'<:d ' 4
J~lJce Wilham J Bf'\•nn.rn Jr \H1tmg for the
ffijJOt 1ty, said the Alabam.1 luw vtolates men's con-
st 1t ut 1un,1l right to equal protection Brennan satd
lht> ~tutt> law '<•arrws with 1t th~ baggage of ~exual
stt>rt.-0l\pt·~· that a woman·~ place is in the home
and <.i man·~ µlat't! •~ m the marketplace <Jnd world of
idea!.
Brow11 Move Bit
100 Nurses March
At Fairview State
By DAVID k UTZMANN
Of t"9 D.tll' Pllet St•lf
Nurses from state hospitals
throughout Southern California
marched in front of Fairview
State Hospital in Costa Mesa to·
da~ to protest decisions they say
strip them or their authority.
The nurses. about 100 s trong
carried multi-colored placard~
as they walked in uniform along
Harbor Boulevard in front of the
hospital.
"If we do this in e nough places
someone is going to have to
notice that the nurses aren 't
pleased," said Pat Barnes. a reg·
istcred nurse and residence
coordinator al F aiiview.
T he demonstration was called
by the Califo rnia Nurses As -
sociation to show its displeasure
with a Brown Administration
decision that changes personnel
classifications in state hospitals
Tha t policy. which took effect
las t month. gives psychiatric
technicians the power to over-
rule the decis ion of a registered
nurse in patient c~re, CNA
spokeswoma n Meladee Force
said.
Newport Cops Raid
Hot-car W arelwuse
Under this policy. Ms . Force
said, a ·•potentially serious prob·
Jem couJd go undiagnosed."
She said the governor 's office
believes that nurses and
psychiatric technicians are in·
terchangeable when caring for
patients, an idea the nurses
strongly denounce.
By JOANNE RE YNOLDS
Of II• Oallv PllOI Mall
Nt•wµort Beach police said lo·
day they arrested two men and
seized Porsche parts and cars
worth i:tn estimated $300.000 to
S500.000 10 a raid Sunday on an
alleged hot car "warehouse" in
Los Angeles.
The raid was the c ulmination
of a two week investigation con-
ducted by Newport Beach police
with the aid of the California
Highway Patrol.
Booked into city Jail on suspi-
cion or conspiracy to sell stolen
proper ty were Gary George
Young, 21. of 5000 Neptune
Drive, Newport Beach, and Kent
Allen Irhy, 32, of Los Angeles.
Newport police Capt. Richara
Hamilton !iaid the probe was
launched at the s uggestion of a
Porsche racing enthusiast who
noted an ad for Porsche parts
placed by Young in a racing
mai;?azine
. Undercover police officers vis·
1ted the Newport Beach resident
and bought four doors, a sun
roof and four wheels for what
they said was the very low price
of $2.800
Porsche parts are all num-
bered and police checked the
numbers for the items they'd
bought and allegedly found oul
the items were off three stolen
cars.
At the time of the purchase,
of,lcers said they asked Young
Restructure Urged
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (API
Treasury Secr e tary W .
Michael Blumentha l said today
that Japan must rest.ructure its
economy to allow m ore imports
or manufactured goods or run
the risk that Congreas will raise
barriers agains t that nation's
exports.
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about getting more parts and he
said he'd have to get them from
a Los Angeles warehouse.
Sunday, the undercover team
went back to Young a nd ordered
more parts and then followed
him to a garage at T hird and
Alvarado streets.
There. they a Ueged, they saw
Young and Irby pulling the or-
dered parts off a collection of
about 25 cars. some of which
were stripped down.
The pair was arrested at the
scene and the contents of the
garage were impounded
World News
Aids Rally
Of'Market
NEW YORK <APl -Favora-
ble news on several interna
tional fronts helped inspire a
broad rally in the stock market
today.
Tbe Dow Jones average of 30
industrials was up 12.85 points to
828.40 after four hour~ of trad-
ing.
Gainers outnumbered losers
by a 3-1 margin among New
York Stock Exchange -listed Is·
sues.
Ana lysts listed a series or In-
fluences behind the rally:
-The Chinese announce ment
of withdrawal or forces from
Vietnam after more than two
weeks or border fighting.
The r esumption or some
s hipments of oil from Iran
following the political upheaval
in that country.
-Word that Israel's cabinet
had approved recommendaUons
by Prime Minister Menachem
Begin on American proposals to
break the stale mate in lhe
Mideut peace talks. And the
White House announced today
that President Carter wlll Oy to
Egypt and Israel this week.
Meanwhl1e. 1<>ld prices plum-
meted as much aa $9.85 in Lon-
don and New York .
Dr Francis Crinella. ex-
ecutive director of fo~airview ,
said the dispute stems from a
new personnel classification lhat
provides for equal promotional
opportunities.
"Should a psychiatr ic techni-
c ian who demonstrates the ex·
~rience. the judgment and the
intelligence to be promoted to
unit manager. then they would
be able to overrule certain de·
cisions made in the unit." he
said.
Crinella said no one would be
able to overrule a decision made
by a n)' professional practitioner
who is "uniquely licensed" only
for that profession. Among these
he listed nurses. therapists and
psychologists
The nurses timed ·their dem-
onstration to coincide with a
visit today by a state licensing
and certirication survey team
t hat will determine if Fairview
can qualify for federal fundin~.
"We want Governor Browri to
know thal we do not intend to
leave the judgment or safe, pro·
fessional nursing care in the
hands of less quaUfied persons.
For the safety a nd best Interests
of the patients, n urses must
supervise nursing care," a state-
ment distributed by the nurses
said .
"Currently psych techs are be-
ing given duties beyond their
train ing and leeal scope ot prac-
tice. This is a violation of the
Nurse Practice Act. the psych
tech llceMlng law and hospital
accreditation standards "
the statement said.
Ms. Barnes sa1d the nurses
don't wish lo downgrade the role I
of psychiatric technicians. "We
Just don't feel that they s hould ,
be ln a position of telling reg-1 iatered nurses their decisions I
are Invalid." she said.
The nurses partJclpatin1 in the
demons tratio n came from
Portervl tl e. Atasc ade ro .
Metropolitan, Paclllc and Pat·
ton 1tate hospitals .
Cookie Trouble
Munchie in Thsater No-no
NORFOLK. Va. <AP ) A
Vlrstnla Beach man faced 1
court appearanee today becaue
h• refuted to aurrend•r hi•
clloeotate chip oatmeal ~· to a local theater mana1er.
• KttmeUt Hanb, 41, wu ar-
rea Ud for • 'acUDI le a
tam•ltaou1 manner 1 "
ntltcdMe Mid SuDdu. He ....
reqalnd to .,. $100 6oDd after
IM ,..,_..to ''ll" up Ida coolrJe or JU~" tbe anlil t TllMt.er lD ...... ~..u. ...... twe eoOldel at •
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"I said , 'I'm not going to give
you my coolde, • and he said he
would have to get I.be mana1er.
Th• manqe_r cam• and. told me
the Hrn• ~ and I told h.tm t
wa111't tolnC to leave beuuae I
baclD't done anytbln1 Wl"OnC,"
Hid }{aratl.
Rarab WH led fro "' the
t.Mater by the mall'• affurtty of.
flnn. wlto detained blm unUI
police arrived. He WH taken to a prednct ataUoo, wber. IM wu
releaMd after POlt1AI boad . OfndtJI at tbt lbiater, wblch
b.. a •l•n _ out1lcJe war1lla1 11ainlt briallftl la outaidii food. decllned comment oo Uie Incl·
deal.
Marsh
Wning
Weighed
The Huntlngton Beach City
Council is expected 'to decide
tonight what is the mos t favora·
ble prezonini a pproach to take
for the possible annexation or
the Bolsa Chica man1hlands.
At issue is whether the 1,600
a.<'r~ area surround.ed by city
limits alone Pacific Coast
Highwa.Y should be prezoned for
recreation open space (ROS > or
tor a Umiled use district (LUD >
. Groups who favor preserva ·
t1on of the area largely in its un-
developed state argue that any
prezoning other than recreation
open space is likely to drive up
prices of the land.
They say this has an impor
tant bearing because $3 6 million
in state funds has been allocated
ror the purchase or more than
900 acres of the mars hlands S
However, an opinion from City towaway AP Wluplloto
Attorney Gaa l lfullon holds that
ROS zoning 1s a permanent type
of open space zone and that the
LUO designation would be less
likely to expose the city to in-
verse condemnation litigation.
Recreation open space zoning
permits such uses on the proper-
ty as arboretums , archery
ranges, athletic fields, bird
s.an~tuaries . apiaries. boating.
h~hing ponds, golf courses, pie·
n1c grounds, t e nnis clubs ,
recreation centers , swimming
pools. art festivals and water
Snooper Dupe. a four·yC'ar·old miniature Schnauzer has
been riding a molorcy clC' with Ray and Gladys Di~fen
baker s ince he was a puppy T he elderly couple s ay peo-
ple c hase them down JUst so they can take a picture of
the dog, which rides with goggles and a helmet.
skiing.
Mrs Hulton s aid the Bolsa
Voyager Transmits
Photos of Jupiter
Chica area has traditionally PASADENA <AP1 Voyali(er
been used for farming and oil 1 made its closest encounter
production and those uses would with Jupiter today after JR
be a llowed to continue under the months in s pace. sendin~ hack
LUO designation. spectacular pictures that gave
City planning officials said the scientists their best look at tht•
City Council is expected to de-gjant. colorful planet and one of
cide tonight to choose a prezon-its complex moons
ing provision that might include The spacecraft then began a
ROS. LUO or a combination of 20-month cruise to Saturn
the two. "lt was a very specta<'ular
Officials say the city would mission." said Lonne Lane, a!>
spend about $65,000 yearly in s1stant pro1ect ::.c1ent1st "Tht·
service::. to the area should il be results were just remarkable
annexed. It ·s going to take us awh1lf> l (1
Tax revenues generated by digest all this new informatwn ·
annexation would come lo about Project manager Robert
$219,000 annually. Parks said the s pac·1·<'raft
Tonight's meeting starts at seemed to have s urvived its trip
7:30 at City Council chambers , 'through Jupitf'f·s harsh. raclw
Fro..PageAJ
1HEFTS ...
prevent cMme, how to recognize
suspicious activit y a nd the
pro per m e thod of calli n g
police."
The poli ce department con·
tinues to publish 2.500 copies of
the Neig hbo rhood Watch
Ne ws letter pinpointing city
areas currently hit h ardest by
bu r g la rs , crim e prevention
articles and meeting announce·
menls .
But attempts to fill the ad·
minlstrative a nd liaison vacuum
resulting from the loss of the
fed e r ally funded e mployees
haven't been too successful.
"Volunteer organi zations ...
hav e cycles or peaks a nd
valleys," says Neighborhood
Watch President Mills. "We are
in a valley right now.
"We need workers who are
willing to relace lhe
bootstraps of the organization in
order to get it back up again."
While volunteers are tiring,
the burgla r s are becoming
bolder.
Particularly active last month
were thieves who hit homes dur-
ing broad daylight while resi-
dents were at work or school.
'We Recommend:
l!lFaA
tion-f11led ·environment 1n goo<t
shape despite a few m mor prob
tern s . The Voyage r came
within 172.475 miles of the Jo
vian surface, which 1s made up
of swirling <'louds
As it moved away from
Jupiter. Voyager l passed within
12,000 miles of lo. the seC'ond of
Jupiter's 13 moons. Planetary
geologists were ecstatic over the
first detailed pictures of lo The
photos s howed wide. ~mooth
plains and harsh and complex
hi~hlands
Voyager·s two telev1i.1on
cameras we r e fur iously
tra nsmitting nevc r·before-seen
pi ctures back to Earth in the
form of r adio signals, wh1<'h
scientists develop first into
black -and-white. then color
prints.
However. a problem de
veloped within one of Voyager 's
11 scientific instruments, and
scientists ordered a temporary
s hutdown or the device. a
photopolarimeter thal measures
c h e mical elements above
Jupiter. the largest planet in our
solar system
"We 're always concerned
when we have to turn an instru
ment off.·· said pro1ect sc1ent1st
Ed Stone, "but we will be turn
ing It back on . . to determine
whether the instrument will re
cover ."
The failure occurred while the
spacecraft was inside Juplter·i.
intense radiation field, which
\ \
because it's the best.
ma) have caused the problem.
Stone said
Stone said the device wouJd bt-
turned back on around 7 tonight.
Dr Garry E. Hunt of the
Voyager photography team said
resulLc; of the historic a pproach
were out..standrng and "the ex
catemcnt ti. really lremendou::. ..
amo ng Nationa l i\cronaut1ci.
and Spare Adm101 ::.trntion scien·
t1 s t s at the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
Vnya1,wr·s pictures showed in
detail the ::.w1rling clouds around
.Jup1tt•r . and aho product'<!
w\ t•ral pH·t ures that were s ur
on s 1111-?IY featureless.
Furiow Ike
Imitation of
Nixon Told
NEW YORK <AP ) The late
President Eisenhower, furious
over a political s light from
Richard Nixon. once ridiculed
Nixon by 1m1tating his vice pres·
1dent 's hunched posture, say~
Newsweek magazine.
Thl' magazinP quotes author
D avid Halber sta m , wh o
described the incident lf'I his new
book . "The Powers That be:·
Ha lberstam's source for the in
cident was Republican• Party
strategist Len Hall
11 "11 wa s ca l led to
Eisenhower's office after Nixon
had turned down Eisenhower's
offer lo campaign for Nixon in
the 1960 presidential race. which
he lost to John F Kennedy.
·'The president was in a
rage," the book says of
Eisenhower ... 'Oid you see
him? Did you see him?' .. it
quoted him as saying to Hall.
"Ike did an imitation of Nixon.
hunched over, shoulders bent.
head down 'Did you see that?
When I had a front-line officer
like lhal in World War II. I re-
lieved him,' " the book quoted
Eisenhower as saying
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MONDAY, MARCH S, 1979
:·New Director Hiring Open to Publi
lrvlne t"csldtinh h&v\" tht>
t unlque opportunity to sit tn on
, the oral interviews which url'
the final stage oC h1ran1< lht·
city's new dlr ct.or or l'Ommun1
ty development
The interviews are normall>
confidential. conducted before
the City Council an se!)s1ons
closed t.o the pubhc
City Manager W1Jliam
Woollett said he w~s forced to go
public bft• Wlf' thf' council can't
ICt'I Its members to s weur
lht-mselves to sccret·y tibout
whnt ~0t· tin an :-eeret ~t'\StOfl!)
Thl' 1ntcrvu·w~ ure M'heduled
ut noll11 Wt-dnesday at the
llMvard Community AthletH'
Park clubhouse, 1470 1 Harvard
Ave
The name:. of thf' thret!
hnahsts won't be dJsl'losed until
tht-n
Woollett invited members ot
tht' council w attend; so far only
Mary Ann Ga1do has expressed
uny mtl·r~t
Mayor Bill Vardouhs said he
was glad to leave the interviews
to the city manager
The council hasn't held an ex·
t!cutive session since Lhe begin·
mng of this year, smce the Daily
Pilot published news stories of a
secret decision to fire then·
Communlty Services Director
Eddie Peabody.
By a 3 to 2 consensus vote of
the council, it was decided in ex-
ecuH ve session that Peabody
would be given an opportunity to
find another job and then submit
a resignation. The council
further "agreed" that it was
never to be known that Peabody
was being forced lo resign.
Nevertheless. news s tories
_Middle East 'Salvage'
Trip Slated by Carter
·· Foot-ball F e l i n e
..
! , . ..
Neely Shearer's pet, Baby Boots, kept
both p airs of feet inbounds to score
touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at Irvine
Pet Fair on Saturday, at Adventure Play.
ground in University Pa rk. Despite his re·
galia, Baby Boots was more interested in
his supper bowl than the Super Bowl.
Hatchet .Spree Hurts 3
Huntington Man Arrested; Cops Seek Mo tive
No 3-way
Meeting
Planned
WASlflNGTON CAPl -Presi·
dent Carter will fl y to the Middle
East on Wednesday in an effort
lo salvage hopes for peace
between Israel and Egypt, the
Wh ite House announced today.
While House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter will ar·
rive in Egypt on Thursday for
talks with Preside nt Anwar
Sadat and will proceed to Israel
on Saturday for talks with
Prime Minister Menachem
'TEMPORARY' OIL
HIKES MAY BE CUT-Al
OIL EXPORTS RESUME;
SHAH BACKERS SLAIN-A4
Begin.
A U.S. official who asked not
to be identified said that al this
point there are no plans for a
three-way meeting among the
leaders.
The official said he did not
know when Carter would return
to the United States.
The announcement or the trip
came some two hours a fter
Begin told Carter at a surprise
White House meeting that the
Israe li cabinet has responded
positively to U.S. suggestions for
resolving some remaining ob·
stacles t.o a n ls r aeli-Egypt.ian
peace treaty.
(See CARTER , Page A2 )
were published that uncovered
the maneuvering.
On Jan. 9, three weeks and a
half before Peabody's resigna·
lion became effective. Woollett
complained to the council about
leaks to the public of informa·
lion contained in confidential
memoranda distributed by him
to council members.
Councilman Arthur Anthony.
who said be doesn 't even tell his
wife about what goes on durin
executive sessions, declared· h\?
would never again enter such),i
meeting unless those attendin'k
swore an oath of secrecy. J.
Councilman Larry Agrao re
fused to swear such an oath. as-
serting it would violate h.is COIT·
stitutional right to express his
opinion about decisions made
after executive sessions.
<See IDRI NG, Page A2 >
3Shot,
Beaten
, In Viejo
.............
MARRIED TO CONNORS
Ex·Playmate McGuire
Wnnors'
Marriage
Wn/inned
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP> -
Tennis star Jimmy ~<>nnors has
been secretly married for ·•some
time" to a former Playmate of
the Year. his mother said today.
According to published '"e·
ports, the couple a re expecting
this summer. (See story, photo.
Page 82>
"Yes. he is married." Gloria
Connors said in a telephone in·
terview from her Belleville, Ill.,
nom e with radio station WHBQ
in Memphis. Tenn.
Connors played in Memphis
over the weekend.
She was respondi ng to a
copyrighted report in today's
Dayton <Ohio> Journal Herald
that said Connors has been mar·
ried since last fall to former Pat-
ti McGuire.
Asked how long the couple had
been married , Mrs . Connors
said "I don't know the details,
but they have been married for
some time."
She did not comment about the
report the couple are expecting.
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of IN D•llY Ptlot Sl•tl
Two bandits bidden in a Mis·
sion Viejo bow ling alley after it
closed Sunday morning ran
amok when discovered and beat,.
s tabbed a n d s h ot three
employees.
According to a sherifr's re·
port, the robbers fled from the
Saddl eback La n es, 25402
Marguerit e Parkway, empty.
h anded after assaulting the
thr~ workers
An investigator said one vie·
tim. 33-year-old Juan Ojeda. of
El Toro, was spared serious in·
jury when a bullet fired al him
s truck a pen in his breast
pocket.
At that. Ojeda was wounded in
the shoulder and arm by bullets
fired from a .22-caliber handgun
as the two bandits chased their
quarry through the bowling al ·
ley.
Another v ic t i m , Thomas
Stareck, 58, of El Toro, suffered
broken ribs a nd "lost some
teeth'' when assaulted by the
two men who were armed with
guns and k:ni ves.
A third victim, Sergio Lopez.
32. of El Toro. was cut about the
hands and arms when assaulted
by one or the robbers.
A s heriffs investigator said
the two bandits apparently en-
tered the bowling alley during
operating hours and hid. expect-
ing to loot it after closing.
But Stareck reportedly un·
covered one would-be robber
hiding in a rest room and Ojeda
came across the other in another
section of the bu ildinJ!.
The discoveries at 3:30 a.m.
led to the assaults as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen area.
30Arrest e d
At Cock Fight
Jn Sanl,a Ana A Huntington Beach man went t on a rampage with a hatchet
l early today, chopping one victim
l on the temple, slashing another
~ beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm, accord· t ing to police reports.
I Qfficers identified the hatchet
~ suspect as 36-year-old Robert
, Dale Martin or 8211 San Angelo
' Drive, Huntington Beach. He is ~ held on attempte d murder
hatchet blow. Police said his
move probably saved his life.
-Richard Douglas Bauers,
28, who suffered a deep cut
below his right eye.
Strom and Butters were taken
to Huntington Intercommunity
Hospital for treatment.
ment dwellers, Dupree and But·
ters.
Police said all three men suf.
fe red at least one blo°"' from the
blade of Martin's hatchet.
Police have yet t-0 establish a
motive for Martin's outburst.
·Despite their injuries, the trio
was able to halt Ma rtin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
Joe Mitchell and an unidentmed
security guard who both escaped
injury.
Newport Cops Raid
llot-car Warehouse
Thirty men were a rrested Sun-
day afternoon when Santa Ana
police swooped in on a backyard
cock fight and confiscated $5,300
in a lleged gambling stakes.
Police reported that five live
roosters also were seized in the
raid and four dead fi ghting
coc ks were found scatte red
about a makeshift rinR:. 1
charges.
Police identified the victims as:
~ -Joel Dupree, 35, in stable i condition in the intensive care
• ward at Westminster Communi-J ty Hospital. He was struck once
on the temple.
-Baroid Tbomu Strom, 61,
~ apartment manager. He su/. l fered a deep cut on his right arm 1 while attempting to block a
Co at
Weath e r
Sunny and 'warmer
t.brou1b Tuesday wlth•
blahl as to '15 at beaches, 15 to low D iDlaud. Lows tollllbt • to S5.
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According to police, the
hatchet attacks began about 1
a .m today at the Huntington
Creek Apartments.
Suspect Martin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart·
ment manage r Strom heard
doors a nd windows being
s mashed at the apartment's
clubhouse.
Strom attempted to stop
Marlin's rampage and was
aided by the other two apart-
Newport Cops
Arrest Three
On Drug Raps
Three men wbo police allege
were using a local hotel t.o con
duct narcotics sales were arrest·
ed Sa&urd•Y by Newport Beach police.
Booked on suspicion of COO·
1plracy to MU or transport co-
caine were Brian W. Moss, 21, of
18012 Norton St., l"lne; Randy
lhthleaon, 23, of 1101 S.ndi
Lane, Cotta llaa, and MarUn
llodiaao, 23, ot Anaheim.
Al10 arrHted waa Janice
Bobbi, 30, of Anaheim, wbo wu
boalted ID eonneeuoa wltb aome
outatandinf tnmc warranta.
PoUee 1ald hotel employees
became 1U1picktul of t.he ll'OUP
aad DOWled otncera.
Police Nld tbeJ ~
an ounce ot wtt.t a..,.an to be
cocaine, worth an e1tlmated •.JOO In Wlclt atreet NI•.
Strom was listed in satisfac·
tory cobdition today at Hunt·
ington Interco mmunit y
Hospital. Butters was treated
for bi.S injuries and released ear -
ly today.
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of tM o.!ty f'llet Staff
Newport Beach police s aid to-
day they arrested two men and
seized Porsche parts and cars
worth an estim ated $300,000 to
$500,000 in a raid Sunday on an
alleged hot car "warehouse" in
Los Angeles.
The raid was the culmination
of a two week investigation con-
ducted by Newport Beach police
All1nony E11ual
Caul, OvemUes Alabama
WASHINGTON <AP) -State laws that provide
alimony payments only for women foster unconstitu·
tionaJ sex discrimination, the U.S. Supreme Court
ruled today.
By a 6-3 vote, the justice struck down an
Alabama law that required husbands, but never
wives, to pay alimony.
Similar laws are on the books in 10 other states:
Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada,·
New York, South Carolina, South .Dakota, Tennessee
and Wyoming.
. Noting that Alabama law provides for heari.DO
ln individual divorce cues to decide which spouse, lf
any, la fmanclally dependent on the other, the hl1h
court uld: "There is no reaaon, therefore, to use sex as a proxy for need.~·
JUltlce Wllliam J . Brennan Jr., ~ for the
majority. Hid the Alabama law violatei meo'a con-
stitutional rlaht to equal protectJon. Brennan aald
the aiate law "carries with it the baQ•I• of sexual
stereotypn" -that a woman'• place ii In the bome
and a man's place is ln tbe marketplace and ll'Ol'ld of
ideas.
with the aid of the California
Highway Patrol.
Booked into city jail on suspi·
cion of conspiracy to sell stolen
property were Gary George
Young, 21 , of 5000 Neptune
Drive, Newport Beach, and Kent
Allen Irby, 32, of Los Angeles.
Newport police Capt . Richard
Hamilton said the probe was
launched at the suggesti9n or a
Porsche racing enthusiast who
noted an ad for Porsche parts
placed by Young in a racing
magazine.
Undercover police officers vis-
ited the Newport Beach resident
and bought rou.r doors, a sun
roof and tour wheels for what
they said was the very low price
of $2,800.
Porsche parts are all num-
bered and police checked the
numbers for tbe Items they'd
bought and allegedly round out
the Jtems were o(f three stolen can.
At the time of the purchase,
offlcen said they asked YOU!ll
about teUlnl more par'U and be
aald he'd have to get them from
a Loa Ancelet warehouse . Sunay, the undercover team
went b9dl to You.nt aod ordered
(lee no8CllB, Pace Al>
Stereo Gear Taken
lntne potice are inveatlaatlu
• report that • burllat foreea
open the rear tervlce •try door
of a Unhera(ty Park bome
Sat\ardaJ to 1teal a 1tereo
tarntable ud reeeiver. Owner
.Da.W Llndlay. who repotUd tbe crime, valued the lou at ssaa.
One of the men arrested in the
1:30 p.m. raid in the rear yard of
the house at 1233 W. Myrtle St.,
Santa Ana, was booked for cae-
rying a concealed weapon and
on drug charl'es, police said.
The remaining 29 men were
arr est ed and charged with
cockfighting, a felony violation
under the state Penal Code.
Police said they were called to
the house by a phone complaint
from an anonymous person.
45 Refugees Land
KUALA LUMPUR, Malysia
<AP> -Forty-five Vietnamese
refugees landed b y boat at 1
Kuala Tumpat, 210 milesJ
northeast or Kuala Lumpur, w'
police spokesman reported SW.!-
day. • I
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ce11ful HuntJniton Beach man
who p~ W. ad ln the Dally Pilot:
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cood tllO: Friptatre 1as
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Jupi t er lleads for Saturn
l'ASAOt-;NA. IA l' 1 \'Oya11u
l made 1t~ clo~est e ncounter
wHh Jupiter today after 18
months m spuc.'e. t.>ndlntt ba<'k
:.pt'<'lUl'Ulur v•<·tun•i-th.it ._,uv1
l>l'll'nlls t1> ttw1r ht•'t look :ti lht•
111ant. <'t)lorh.al 1Jl111wt anrt 11nt• uC
It~ romplex mt>Onl\
ThP NJ>Ll<'<'~ran then ht-Ron •
20 month 1.·ru11tt• lo Satturn
'It WllS ll H'r)' NWc.'t<'C"Ul<\r
mtisi.wn." su1d Lonn~ Lun1•, .. ,
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IC ·, .:mn~ h1 t.11.t• ui. uw h1h• to
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ProJl'l'l m .111 u.i1·r Hoht'rt
l' ~· r k:. :< ll 11t t h 1.• !\ p IH' e <' r a ( t
Mw nwd to hJvti su rvived ttb trip
through Jupatur's huf'h. rud1a
tlon flllt'<i cnvaroumcnt in 1tood
sh1.1pl' de Pih' a few ru1J\ot prob
l t• m s Th._. V 11 v at g t> r l' 1.1 nH·
w1thrn \7:!,47!> milt>:. of the Jo
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'utn turfoce, ~ hkh 1~ nuu1E' up
ot 1wirlinK r loud
At lt movrd a wa\ Crom
Jup t r, VoyaSC"r 1 paattcd within
12 000 mil ol lo, lhl• tond of
J upiter'1 13 mooni. Planetary
itl'<llO'l'-t"i WNt' l'l''l lit h OV<'r ltll'
f•rat dehult~ p1\'l url'• of lo Th•·
photo'I ~how<-d wide '"'noth
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photop0l1mmeu·1 thut mca un~K
c tH· rn i cal t It• m., n t ~ 111 bo v e
Jupltt r. the lanw t ptunet in our
olar sy tt>m
"Weo 're ulwuy" con cern~d
when we huvt to turn un lm1tru·
ml'nl off." i...ilcl proJt'l'l ~t·kntlst
l':d Sto111 · but we wtll !'>(> lurn
1111: II hru·k on to dE>tt!r mme
"ht.'lhcr the 1n:-it111mt>nt will rt•
l'llVt•r '
Tht• folh11l' ot·1·urrt•d wh1h-the
1151.in1·1 ult wiu. w i.11.11• J upiter's
lnl"llM' f.tdlllll\111 (1dd, which
1111.1y h.n'l' c·J uM·l.I tht! problt·m.
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i u 1 11t•1I hJt'k vn uround 7 torught
t>r <iu1 ry 1-: IJ unt of the V11yu~1•1 photography team said
n•1-111IL' of lht• h1i.tor1c approach
wt•rt• outstanding a nd ··the ex
l'lh•mt•nl " really tre mendous"
amo1ut N.1t1onal Aeronautics
a nd Space Admlnlstrullon scien·
tlsts at the Jet Propulsion
Laboratory
Voyager's pictures showed in
detail the swirling clouds around
Jupiter. and also produced
H veral pictures that were sur-
prisingly reatureless.
Hunt said the pictures were
(.'lose ups or brown spots that
drift across the Jovian surface.
"This may mean we are look·
mg at a very bland area." he
said "It may be featureless. but
1t m ~Y a lso contain a great
umount of new information." The Voyager was examining
several of the 13 Jovian moons
as 1t s ped a way lo Saturn .
Before its closest encounter at
4 42 a m . Voyager excit ed
scientists by photographing the
tany moon known as Amalthea.
Nurses Picket Hospital
Fairview Aides J>rotest State Decisions ~Hand Exer cise
•
APW...,..... f'hl' announcemont of Carter '
travl'I plans su1d hie. talks in
t<:gypt and li.r.tt•I "will focus on
the J>t.•act: progress, regional
security a nd bilateral as:.ues."
Thl' U.S. official said Carter
bt-hevei. his travels will "offe r
tht• best hope for s uccess" in his
months-old effort lo promote an
Israeli-Egyptian agreem ent.
By DAVIDKUTZMANN
Ot tM Oitll\f Piiot Sl•lf
Nurses from state hospitals
throughout Southern California
marched in front or Fairview
State Hospital in Costa Mesa to
day to protest decisions they say
strip them of their authority
hrnspital "H we do this in enough places
someone 1s going to have lo
notice that the nurses aren't
pleased." i.a1d Pat Barnes. a reg-
istered nurse and r esidence
coordinator at Faiiview
decision that changes personnel
classifications in slate hospitals
Thal policy. which look effect
last month. gives psychiatric
technicians the power to over·
rule the decision of a registered
nurse in patient care , CNA
spokes woman Me ladee Force
said.
A resident of Shang hai rotates two heavy steel balls. in
hts hand. an exercise that strengthens the hands and im·
proves the health, during a walk along the Shangai
wate rfront
The White House announce·
ment said·
"The pres ident belie ves that
we must not allow the prospects
for peace, whic h seemed so
bright last September, to con-
tinue to dim and perhaps to
vanish Ir we do. the judgment of
history and of our children will
rightly condemn us."
Carter. holding a black um-
brella aloft, walked from his
Oval Office today lo greet Begin
in a drive way. After a brief '
g reeting. the president escorted
the pnme minister into his of·
fice
Summoned to join the presi·
dent for lhc brief mid-morning
meeting were Secretary of State
Cyrus R. Vance. presidential ad·
visers Zbigniew Brzezinski and
Hamilton Jordan a nd Powell.
Freeway Crash
Injures Eight
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Eight
persons were in1ured and 15
vehic les were damaged in a
series of accidents that forced
authont1es to close a section of
the Hollywood Freeway f~r
three hours.
The Calif o rnia Hig hwa y
Patrol said the first accident
Sunday was caused when a slow.
moving car allegedly was rear-
ended by a van, spun out of
control and slammed into a third
vehicle.
Several more cars ignored
flare warnings, causing addi·
tional accidents, CHP officers
said
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more parts and then followed
him to a garage at Third and
Alvarado streets.
There, they alleged, they saw
Young and Irby pulling the or-
dered parts off a colJeclion or
about 25 cars, some of which
were stripped down.
The pair was arrested at the
scene and the contents of the
garage were impounded.
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HIRING •..
Agran bad felt it would have
been improper to s~e Peabody
dismissed without a defense.
Anthony characterized publk
pronouncements of opinions de·
/"tived through secret sessions as,
"runningorf at the mouth."
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The nurses, about 100 strong,
carried multi-colored placards
as they walked in uniform along
Harbor Boulevard in front of the
The demonstration was called
by the Cali fornia Nurses As-
soc1at1on to show 1ls displeasure
with a Brown Ad ministration
Under this policy. Ms Force
said. a "potentaally serious prob·
tern could go undiagnosed "
She said the governor's office
believes th a t nurses and
psychiatric technicians are in·
OC Bus Pla n U r ged
For Gas Eme rge ncy
terchangeable when caring for By GARY GRANVILLE
patients. a n idea the nurses 0tt•o.u, Pllotstittt
strongly denounce. Directors of the Orange Coun· Dr. Francis Cr inella, ex· ty Transit District <OCTD> or-
ecutive director of Fairview. dered district workers today to
said the dispute ste ms from a prepare a plan aimed at step·
new personnel classification that ping up bus service throughout
provides for equal promotional the county s hould gas rationing
opportunities. become a reality.
"Should a psych1atr1 c techni· It was OC'rD Board of Direc·
cii!n who demonstrates the ex· tors Chairman Ralph Clark who perie~ce, theJudgmenl and the suggested that the district be
intelligence to be promo~ed to ready on a moment's noice "to
unit manager. then they ~ould .. -.meeHhe challenge of gas ration·
be able to overrule certain de· ing s houJditcome " ci~ions made in the unit." he Clark's proposal for prepara-
sa1d .. . tion of an emergency contmgen Cranella saad no one ~ould be cy plan was quickly end<>rsed by
a ble to overrul~ a decision. f!lade the other two directors who at
by ar:iy .~ro~ess1ona.l pract1.~1oner tended today's meeting. Al
who 1s uruque~y hcensed only Hollinden and Philip Anthony
for l_hat profession. Amo~g these Clark said any plan should
he hs ted ~urses, therapists and zero in on essential travel such
psychologists. . . as gettin,g workers to and from The nurses tamed their dem-
their places of work
He s uggested that flexible
scheduling of buses might be one
way of providing service to gas.
short travelers .
By flexible s cheduling of
buses, Clark explained. he
meant possibly directing ear-
n ers along different routes and
inc reasing bus service along
he av ily trave l e d arterial
highways
Part of his proposal included
dusting off the emergency plan
used by OCTD in 1973-74 at the
height of the then-critical ga'
shortal!e
OCTO's s taff was asked to re
port back to the board of direc
tors within the next month with
the outline of · plan to alleviate
traveler problems should there
be gas rationing .
onstration to coincide with a
visit today by a s tale licensing
and certification survey team
that will determine 1f Fairview
can Qualify for federal funding .
Cookie Trouble
OitllY Pl i.t Staff Pt>ow
"We want Governor Brown to
know that we do not intend to
leave the judgment of safe, pro-
fessional nursing care in the
hands of less qualified persons
For the safety and best interests
of the patients, nurses must
supervise nursing care," a state·
menl distributed by the nurses
said.
"Currently psych techs are be·
ing given duties beyond their
training and legal scope of prac·
lice. This is a violation or the
Nurse Practice Act, the psych
tech licensing law and hospital
accreditation standards ......
the statement said.
GEOLOGIST BROWN WITH SLIDE FORECASTER
Instrument Utlllzed In Laguna's Bluebird Canyon
Ms. Barnes said the nurses
don't wish to downgrade the role
of psychiatric technicians. "We
1ust don't feel that they should
be in a position of telling reg-
is tered nurses their decisions
arP invalid." she said. Cr ystal Ball?
Gadget Tells Earth Slides
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ol IM Delly Piiot Stittf
A geologist working in slide·
ravaged Bluebird Canyon in
Laguna Beach has devised a
gadget to predict earth move ·
ment.
But officials at Irvine -based
Leighton and Associates, Inc.
are <tuick to explain the lnstru·
ment is far from the crystal ball
device scientists have Jong
!lought to predict earthquakes.
But the instrument, developed
by Dr. Bruce R. Clark, dlrector
or rock mechanics for Lei~bton.
has already proved its worth in
the unpredictable s lopes above
Bluebird Canyon.
The device s uccessfully de-
tected small movements in the
ground near Oriole Road last
month in time to save one
residence from severe damage .
Clark imtaJled the instrument
in tbe ground at a home over·
looking the head scarp, or edge
of the Oct. 2 slide.
Construction crews have been
buttressing the scarp {or weeks,
but latt month the 1auge on
Clark's device indicated movo·
ment.
The 1auge showed a one-fifth
9f an inch movernent wbleb
·alerted geolotl•U to potential
danger.
Work crews quickly piled Oil
at tbe bue or the 1Jope and ball·
ed the movement.
curs "
The gadget. called an ex-
lensometer. detects movements
as s mall as a thousandth of an
inch long before visible cracks
appear on the earth's surface.
The firm has the gauges in·
stalled at three landslide areas,
but so._ far t.)l'e other landslide
sites ha~aved, Clark said .
Clark's device measures the
distance be twee n two pins
secured in the ground. The pins
may be sepa rated by as much as
30 feet and meas urements are
kept by a simple dial gauge en·
cased in a tube atop the site.
The Irvine firm is also ex-
pe ri m e nti ng with a stress
monitoring network along the
San Andreas fault in an alt.empt
to find a means of predicting
earthquakes.
The experiment, sponsored by
the U.S. Geological Survey, bas
resulted in detection or small
stress changes, but there have
been no large earthquakes to
test the monitodng system.
Foor Shots Fired
lnlO Irvine .Home
Newport Beach police said to·
day they are looking for lbej per1on wno fl.red four shots into
an Jrvtne Terrace home Salur·
day evenln1.
The nurses participating in the
de mons tralion ca me from
Porterville, Ata sc adero,
Metropolitan. Pacific and Pal·
ton state hospitals.
We Recommend :
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Mimchie in Theater No-no
NORFOLK. Va IAP I A
Virginia Beach · man faced a
court appearance today because
he refused to surrender his
chocolate chip oatmeal cookie to
a local theater manager.
Kenneth Harsh. 48. was ar·
r ested for "actin g in a
tumu ltu ou s m anne r ."
authorities said Sunday. He was
required to post $100 bond after
he refused to "give up his c.'OOkie
or leavt!" the Circle 6 Theater in
a local shopping mall.
After buying two cookies at a
nearby bake shop a nd entering
the theater. Ha rsh said an usher
told him he would have to gave
up the cookie or leave. "I said . 'I'm not going to give
you my cookie.· and he said he
would have to get the manager
The manager came and told me
the same thing and I told him I
was n't going to leave because I
hadn't done anything wrong."
said Harsh.
Hars h was led fro m the
theater by the ma ll's security of-
ficers. who detained him untrl
police arrived. He wa s taken to
a precinct station, where he was
re leased after posting bond.
Officia ls at the theater, which
h a s a s ign outs ide warning
against bringing in outside food,
dec lined comment on the inci·
dent.
J azz Music Slated
At Irvine Concert
The UCJ Stage Ba nd, the
Classy Brass Faculty Ensemble
a nd the UCI Jazz Choir are
scheduled to perform a program
of jazz mus ic Tues day and
Wednesday.
The 8 p.m. concerts are at
Co ncert Hall in the Fine Arts
Village, on campus off Bridge
Road. Admission is free.
AL'S GARAGE
''TM cllal 1aqe 1y1tem is
Ideal for monitoriu movement.s
in tnowm landalfde areaa."
Cl8rt said. "We dntloped It to wne ua that ntn time~
to take C01tedi" aeUOll blfore
tbe Htual (HrUI) fat&.. OC•
Lew ls Du nm l re of 1801
Sabrtna Terrace said rour shot.a
were fired tnto the west end of
hia home at about 6 p.m. No one
waa in U.. port.loo of the boule
bJt by pnflre, police said.
because it's the best.
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VOL. 72, NO.~. 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALI FORN I A
St. Mary's Doollled
By STEVE MIT<'HELI. nll't la:..t 'fucsduy
to
Y our Hometown
Daily Newsp a p e r
MONDAY, MARCH S, 1979 TEN CEN•
Bulldozer
1
oe .. o.-.,.,..,.'""" •\mJ ot 1.-ust om• hwul hu:.i
llt'i.,ITl,IO 11'1 Ull,l(r) O\l'I lht• l)ru
pu ... t•d dt•mohtlun 11r lht· r11·k1•t v
hu1ld10~ ut \2tl Purk i\vl'
When l brought 1t up Tues
1l a}. lfllln) o( them looked a l me
J:O. 1( 11 was lhl' hrsl llffi(' they
h..id lw urd of my proposal,"
l!:at•hb1u·h said
But church officials contend
the building is dangerous and is
occupied by transients
said . His offer Cof $100,000 >
would put the building in li mbo
until plans could be formulated.
business to preserve beautiful.,
wonderful old buildings." ..
Supportt•ni of an c-ffort to 'ave·
St Mury's Ep1:.c·opal t'hur<'h
chapel ~ ad.Ja<'cnt ltarm, llall
lo La~unu ttr a ~h upprar
doomed to hnlurt•
Sunday l'hur<'haroeri. l t•urnc•d th~ old chal)l41 and hall h111lt in
the 1920s, will full 111 th1•
bulldoicr's bladl' T\Jl'-.d.i\ Jt K
a.m
JtHK t<'.:.dlblH'h, l!W lll'f of
1':,1·hh1u •h'" ~·ft and fluwt•r t-hoµ
rn I .1.:uru1 Bt .. u•h . "Jld ht· of
kn·d t11 llU) lht' hu1ld10.:' for
$l00 1100 mun· th.rn d month J~O
Hut ht· ... 1111 rnt·mbt'1' of th1·
lh.utdr \t•i.ll\ u~11..art'ntl\ wen·
not J W.ar•· of the· offl'r wht'n the)
Ill' siud he made the offer to
huy the buildings and the lot up
1111 whu.•h the} stand last month
·'I JW>l wanted to put a hold on
tht' destruction of the property."
1-::.d 1b.u•h said
The Rev. Robert Cornelison
could not be reached for com·
ment this morning, and calls to
several vestry members showed
no one at home.
"Our feeling is they shouldn't
tear down the buildings until
they have a complete proposal
for the whole area," Eschbach
His reelings are echoed by
former Laguna Beach Mayor
Roy Holm, who also wants to see
the old buildings restored.
"I recognize the position or the
c hurc h in view o f t h e ir
responsibility to provide pro-
grams to the community," Holm
said today. "They are not in
"But the thing we had av
hoped for was a solution that
would take away r esponsibility
a nd cost (of refurbis ing the
buildings) from the church. an~
they apparently are not interest:
ed in that proposal."
"The biggest tragedy." Holm
said . "is they want to demolish
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Middle· East 'Salvage'
Trip Slate d by Carter
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Football F eline
Neely Shearer's pet. Baby Boots, kept
both p airs of feet inbounds to score
touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at Irvine
Pet Fair on Saturday, at Adventure Play.
g round in University Park. Despite his re·
gali a , Baby Boots was more interested in
his supper bowl than the Super Bowl.
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i. Capo D istrict Eyes
{ School in Summer
Capistrano Valley Unified
School District trustees will
weigh possibilities tonight for
summer classes this year.
1 Supe rinte ndent Jerome
Thornsley said today school
{ board members may still decide
not to hold regular summer
classes as they did last year a because or state budget cut·
backs.
Thornsley said state Jaw re-
quires the district to bold special
' sum mer cl asses for h an· • l dicapped youngsters, graduating
1 seniors who need specific $ classes and community educa· i lion rourses such as citizenship.
' But school board members tonight will look at proposals
from La Verne University and
, the American Learning Corpora-
\ tlon.
J La Verne University orricials tA have proposed to run the dis·
>· trict's summer school program
by charging as much as $110 per l student for a full-year high
Kbool course taught in the coo·
J
centrated form.
American Learning Corpora-
tion offi.claJs have offered to
h andle summer classes only for
fll'St throucb eighth grade stu·
SWFF AU SOW
QlJICKLY WITH .4D
"I'm very happy wltb the Dai·
ly Pilot.
"I laid ner)'thln1 on the fl.rat
day."
That'• tbe 1tory of tbe suc·
f
ceutul Htllltiqton Beach man
wbo placed Lim lld 1D the Dally
f
Piiot:
Olderlarae ... atove, 1d
OODcl •: rrtptalre 1aa dryer '15. Qa·Dll
U Joa want a bappy sales
1uen1e. try the frteadly ad·
T1Mn Ill tbe Daily Pilot. Call ...... todaJ.
dents at a cost of as much as
$144 per course.
Thornsley said the private
s ummer sc hool organizers
would probably lease school dis-
trict facilities and hire djstrict
tea<'hers at about $10 per hour.
Thomsley said school board
members may ask district aides
to develop their own summer
school plan that could be paid
for with district fonds.
Until the passage or Proposi·
lion 13 last year, summer school
programs were funded with
state funds.
The school board is scheduled
to meet at ,7:30 p.m. in the dis-
trict offices at 32972 Calle
Perfecto, San Juan Capistr ano.
Gunma n H its
Gas Stat ion
Lawmen are hunting a o
armed bandit who held up a San
Clemente g11soline station al
opening time Saturday morning
and made off with $70 in cash.
A fe male attendant ·at the
Grubstake Gas station, 910 South
El Camino Real, told police the
gunman ordered her to band
over the cash at 7:20 a.m. just
after two customers had left.
Wielding a revolver, the thug
stuffed the loot into bis Navy
blue pea coat and fled on fool
through a neaby alley.
Bac*hoe Stole n
In San Clemen te
San Clemente police are 1UU
aearcbfDI for a thief who stole a
SC2,000 )'ellow backhoe from a
car wuh back lot Saturday.
The thief cut a chain bar·
rtcade at 1731 North El CamJno
Real and apparently drove tbe
di11tn1 machine away. Car
wash OWMr Doria Plummer Te·
ported the theft Saturday aft.er· noon.
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1hree Beaten,
Shot in Viejo
Bowling Alley
Hy GARY GRANVILLE
Oft ... 0.ily Piiot St.ti!
Two bandits hidden in a Mis·
s1on Viejo bowling alley after it
closed Sunday morning ran
amok when discovered and beat.
s tabbed and s hot three
employees.
According to a sherirr's re-
port. the robbers fled from the
Saddleback Lan es. 25402
Marguerite Parkway, empty·
handed after assau lting tbe three workers.
·An investigator said one vic-
tim, 33-year-old Juan Ojeda. of
El Toro, was spared se rious in·
jury when a bullet fired at him
struck a pen in his br east
pocket.
At that, Ojeda was wounded in
the shoulder a nd arm by buUets
fired from a .22-caliber handgun
as the two bandits chased their
quarry through the bowling al-ley.
Another victim, Thomas
Stareck, 58. or El Toro, surrered
bro ken ribs and "lost some
teeth" when assaulted by the
two men who were armed with
guns and knives.
A third victim, Ser gio Lopez,
32, or EJ Toro, was cut about the
bands and arms when assaulted
by one or the robbers.
A sheriff's investigator said
the two bandits apparently en·
tered the bowling aUey during
operauna hours and hid, expect·
tog to loot it after closin,g.
But Stareck reportedly un·
covered one would·be robber
htcUng In a rest room and Ojeda
came acrou the other in another
section of tbe buildln1.
The discoveries at 3:30 a.m.
led to the atsaulta as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen attl.
No 3-way
Meeting
Planned
WASllINGTON CAP l Presi·
dent Carter will fly to the Middle
East on Wednesday in an effort
to salvage hopes ror peace
between Israel and Egypt, the
While House announced today.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter will ar·
rive in Egypt on Thursday for
talks with Pres ident Anwar Sadat and will proceed to Israel
on Saturday for talks with
Prime Ministe r Me oacbem
rrEMPORARY' OIL
HIKES MAY BE CUT--A3
OIL EXPORTS RESUME;
S HAH BACKERS SLAIN--A4
Begin.
A U.S. official who asked not
to be identified said that at this
point there are no plans ror a
three-way meeting among the
leaders.
The official said he did not
know when Carter would return
to the United States.
The announcement of the trip
came some two hours arter
Begin told Carter at a surprise
White House m eeting that the
Israeli cabinet has responded
positively to U.S. suggestions for
resolving some remaining ob·
stacles to an Israeli· Egyptian
peace treaty.
The announcement of Carter 's
tr avel plans said his talks in
Egypt and Israel "will focus on
the peace progress. regional
security and bilateral issues."
The U.S. offi cial said Carter
believes his travels will "offer
the best hope for success" in his
months-old erfort to promote an
Is r aeli-Egyptian agreement.
The White House announce·
ment said:
"The president believes that
we must not allow the prospects
for peace, whic h seem ed so
bright last September. to con-
tinue to dim a nd pe rhaps to
vanish. If we do. the judgment of
history and or our children will
rightly condemn us."
O•lly l'I ... Staff P-
ELLEN BRYANT SLAMS ONE AT LAGUNA TOURNEY
A Winner In Two Categorle• at Annual Event
Bryant, Davis Win
Tennis Trophies
Ellen Bryant and Ron Davis
each won in two catagories at
the Winter Festival Doubles
Tennis Tournament that con·
eluded over the weekend at.
Laguna Beach High School.
Mrs . Bryant won the Women's
A Do ubles with p art ner
Gertrude Amling and also took
top ho no rs in the Mi xed A
Doubles with s idekick Chuck
Tyus.
Davis won the Men's Doubles
with Tom Trager and then went
on to victory with Dale Corbin in
the Mixed B Doubles.
Here is a list of the winners or
the finals held Sunday:
Men's A Doubles: Jim Howie
and John Clancy
Men's B Doubles: Ron Davis
and Tom 1)"ager
Men's B·C Doubles : Dick
Hamnquist and John Dalhberg
Me n 's C Doubl es: Ed
Brubaker and Jim Black
Me n 's D Doubl es : Dan
McKeown and Larry Anderson
Women's A Doubles: Gertrude
Amling and Ellen Bryant
Women's 8 Doubles: Trisha
Gillis and Maria Bowen
Women's C Do ubles: Jo
Rackemann and Susan Stephens
Women's D Doubles: Kathy
James and Sue Fontana
M lxe d A Doubles: Ellen
Bryant and Chuck Tyus
Mixed B Doubles: Dale Corbin
and Ron Davis
Mixed B·C Doubles: Glenda
Garmon and Dick Toomey
Waddill Nurse Tells
Of Baby's Whine
Mixed C Doubles: Mozelle
Mcclung and Gene Mcclung
Mixed D Doubles: Carolyn
Delino and Peter Borella
Ora Co ast .
By KATHY CLANCY
Of ttle o..i, f'ttet Steff
The infant girl Dr. WilHam
Waddill is accused 'of strangling
after an unsuccessfull abortion
made "a weak whine" abd
jerked her arms and legs twice
after her birth two years ago, a
nurse who helped in the delivery
testified this morning.
Nurse Pat Olvera also
testified in WaddilJ's Orange
County Superior Court murder
retrial that she saw the baby
breathing in gasps about every
15 or 20 second.I.
~Homing UDit Mee ts
Lapna Beach'• Routing Com·
mlttee will meet Karch 14 at 7 p.m. In City Oouacll chamben,
505· Foreat Ave., lo di1cu11
priorities for fifth.year Houaina
and Community Development
funds.
'The chest was moving and
the mouth was moving like it
was gasping," Mrs . Olvera told
the jury.
She also said the baby's heart
was beating, with 22 "regular"
beats in the 15 seconds s he
Ustened to the infant's chest
with a stethoscope.
Defense attorney Charles
Weedman bas called tbat
heartbeat about half what woulif
be expected in a newborn child.
Mn. Olvera .aid she left the
Westmisnter Community
Hospital nursery after leamlng
that Waddill bad ordered ''don'l
do a Goddamn thing" for the two
pound, LS ounce baby.
Waddill i1 accused of s~an·
1lin1tbechlldknown aa Baby Girl
Weaver after her spontaneoua
birth to an 18-year-old unwed
motbeT.
The '3·year-old Huntln1ton
Harbour pbyalclan•1 flrst
(8" WADDILL, P11e .U).
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Weathe r
S unny and warm er~ through Tues day with
highs 65 to 75 at beaches, £.
75 to low 80s inJand. Lows t
lonigbt 48 to 55. .
INSIDE TODAY .
The Amnicon Heart As·
1ociation ti oJlmng. o smea
of clinic• to prepare runraera
for it• CJMUOl Run for l.f/e.
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Slides Detected
. Blm3bird Geologist Inventor
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of\ .. 0.llY Pllet SIA"
A 11roloJ(111t worklna in slide·
ravuait•d Ulueh1rd Canyon in
l.a.iu11a lkil<'h hag devised a
1&1•cl11tt•l tu vrc.·dld curth move-
1n1•nl
Hut urfH·rnb al lrvinv·based
Lt'll(hton und A!!i~tlcu1tes, Inc
<ire c1uh·k tu t•x pl:un the instru
•llt•nt 1i; fur from the crystal ball
d1•v1t·t.> sc1e nt1:,ls have long
MIUl(hl to predict earthquakes.
But lht• instrument, developed
hy Ur llrut't> H Clark. direetor
of rock mt?chc1n1cs for Le1~htoo.
hai; already proved 1ts worth m
thl· unprt.>dh.•labl~ ~lope!> above
f'roa. PGfl«' A J
WADDILL. •
murdt>r lnal ended last Ma y
wht•n Jurors sa id they we re
hopelt>ssly deadlocked 7 to 5 in
favor of acquHtal
Waddill has maintained the in·
funt nev~r was alive
Bluebird Canyon.
The device successfully de·
tected small movements in the
ground near Oriole Road last
month in time to save one
residence from severe damage.
Clark u\StaUed the Instrument
In the ground at a home over·
looking the head scarp, or edge
of the Oct. 2 slide
Construction crews have been
buttressing the scarp for weeks.
but last month the gauge on
Clark ·s device indicated move·
ment. The gauge showed a one·fifth
of an inch movement which
alerted geologists to potential
danger.
Work crews quickly piled fill
al the base of the slope and halt·
ed the movement.
"The dial gauge system 1s
ideal for monitoring movements
1n known la nds lide areas."
Clark said. "We developed it to
give us that extra time reqwred
to take corrective action before
the actual (earth 1 failure oc-
curs."
The gadget, called an ex·
ten so meter. detects movements
as small as a thousandth of an
inch long before visible cracks
appear on the earth's surface.
The firm has the gauges in·
stalled al three landslide areas.
but so far the other landslide
sites have behaved. Clark said .
Clark's device m easures the
distance between two pins
secured in the ground. The pins
may be separated by as much as
30 feet and measurements are
kept by a simple dial gauge en·
cased in a tube atop the site.
Tbe. Irvine firm is also ex·
peri m e nting with a s tress
monitoring network along the
San Andreas fault in an attempt
to find a means of predicting
earthquakes.
The experiment. sponsored by
the U.S. Geological Survey, has
resulted in detection of small
stress changes, but there have
been no large earthquakes to
test the monitoring system.
Top P0Uce111a n
Investigator Mark Everton.
25. a member of the Laguna
BeaC'h Pol ice Department
for the past five years. has
been named Policeman of
the year by the city 's Ex·
c~ange_ Club Overton began
his pohce career in Laguna
Beach al the agt-of 18.
And Weedman has described
the weak whine heard by Mrs.
Olvera_~ "agonal" noise
made b-rii [>remature infant al
death.
China Leaving Vietnam?
Dall, ... lot Sl.llH Pl>Olo
GEOLOGIST BROWN WITH SLIDE FORECASTER
lhatrument Utlllzed In Laguna's Bluebird Canyon
He admitted Waddill told
hospital personnel "don't do a
Goddamn lhlng for that baby"
but Weedman conte nded his
t'lient also added the phrase "ex·
cept give it oxygen ...
Peking Sa ys Invasion Force 'Pulling Ou4'
Hwitington Hatchet
Rampage I njures 3
Weedman has maintained
Waddill d id not want any
"he roic" efforts to revive the
baby and "give 1t some im·
aginaryhopeoflife."
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
told the JUfY last week he would
produce witnesses who saw Dr.
Waddill choking the baby and
complaining the baby would not
s top breathing.
BANGKOK. Thailand IAPl -
China said today it has begun
withdrawing troops from Viet·
nam, 16 days after they struck
across the border to teach a
bloody military "lesson" to
Hanoi.
Peking's official news agency
said the invasion force was be·
ing pulled out "after achieving
the goats assigned them." A 11unllngton Beach man went
on a rampage with a hatchet
early today. chopping one victjm
on the temple, slas hing another
beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm accord·
ing lo police reports. '
Officer~ identified the hatchet
suspect as :i6 year -old Robl•rt
Dale Martm of 8211 San Angelo
Drive. Huntington Beach He is
h e ld on attempted murder
charges.
Pohce ident1f1 ed the v1ct1ms
as
-Joel Dupree, 35. in stable
condition in the intensive care
wa rd at Westminster Commum-
ty Hospital He was s truck once
on the temple
-Harold Thomas Strom, 61.
apartment manager He suf
fe red a deep cut on his right arm
while attempting to block a
hatchet blo"' Police said his
move probably saved his ltfe
-Richard Douglas Butters.
21:1. who suffe red a deep cut
below his right eye.
Strom and Butters were taken
to Huntington 1 ntercom munity
Hospital for treatme nt
According to poli ce. the
hatchet attacks began-about 1
a m today at the Huntington
Creek Apartments.
Sus pect Martin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart-
ment manager Strom heard
doors and window s being
smas hed at the a partment's
clubhouse
Mayor Eyed
For Laguna
Laguna Beach City Council
members will be selecting one of
their number to be mayor for
the next year when they meet
Tuesday night at 6 p.m .
Mayor Jack Mc Dowell has
served in that capacity since
e!ectio~ ~ast March, and coun-
cilmen will decide Tuesday to
either name him to another
yea r -long term . or select
another councilman a s mayor.
The Position or mayor pro·
tempore, currently held by
Councilman Wayne Baglin, will
also be up for nomination among
the five council members
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Strom attempted to stop
Martin'!> r a mpage a nd was
a ided by the. other two apart·
ment dwellers. Dupree and But·
ters
But Vietnam calle d the
Chinese attack a failure. and one
Vietnamese ambassador said
Police said all three men suf
fer ed at least one blow from the
blade of Martin's hatchet
Police have yet to establish a
motive for Martin's outburst.
Despite their injuries. the trio
was able to hall Martin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
J oe Mitchell and an unidentified
~ec urity guard who both escaped
snJur y
OC Bus Plan Urged
For Gas Emergency
Strom was listed in s atisfac·
tory condition today al Hunt·
1n g ton lntercommunity
HospitaJ. Butters was treated
for his injuries and released ear·
ly todav
By GARY GRANVILLE
Ol 1 ... O•llY Piiot Sutt
Direetors of the Orange Coun·
ty Transit District COCTD> or·
dered district workers today to
prepare a plan aimed at step·
ping up bus service throughout
the county should gas rationing
Alimony Equal
Court Overrules ;flabama
WASl-DNGTON <APl State laws that provide
alimony payments only for women foster unconstitu·
tional sex discrimination, the U.S. Supreme Court
r uled today. By a 6-3 vote, the justice struck down an
Alabama law that required husbands, but never
wives, to pay alimony. Similar laws are on the books in 10 other states:
Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana. Mississippi, Nevada,
New York, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee
and Wyoming. Noting that Alabama law provides for hearings
in individual divorce cases to decide which spouse, if
an y. is financially dependent on the other. the high
court said: "There is no reason. therefore, to use sex
as a proxy for need.•·
Justice William J . Brennan Jr., writing for the
m ajority, said the Alabama law violates men's con·
stitutional right to equal protection. Brennan said
the state law "carries with it the baggage or sexual
stereotypes" -that a woman's place is in the home
and a man's place is in the marketplace and world of
ideas.
3o Men Arrested
At SA Cock Fight
Thirty men were arrested Sun·
day afternoon when Santa Ana
Police swooped in on a backyard
Trucks Crash
ODFre~~ay
In Cle mente
Two tractor-trallers were in·
volved in a minor accident on
the San Diego freewway early
Saturday morning, when the
driver of one apparently over·
took and struck the rear of t.be
other.
California Highway Patrol of-
ficers said Pablo Castillo, 33, or Sa" Diego w•s followln1 a traUer loaded •lth roofing
materials drive" bv WUlla I.ff, 48, of Anabetm on the treeway
.oulh of Via CaUromta. .
cock fight and confiscated $5,300
in alleged gambling stakes .
Police reported that five live
roosters a lso were seized in the
raid and four dead fighting
cocks were round scattered
about a makeshift rina.
One or the men arrested in the
1:30 p.m. raid in the rear yard of
the house at 1233 W. Myrtle St ..
Sant a Ana, was booked for car·
rylng a concealed weaPon and
on drug cbar"es, police said.
The remainini 29 men were
arreste d a nd c h arged wlth
cocklilbtin1. a felony violation
under the at.ate Penal Code .
Police said they were called to
the house by a phone complaint
from an anonymous person.
'lhief Gets Tool8
become a reality.
It was OCTD Board of Direc·
tors Chairman Ralph Clark who
s uggested that the district be
ready on a moment's noice "to
meet the challenge of gas ration·
ingst\oulditcome."
Clark's proposal for prepara·
tion or an emergency conlingen·
cy plan was quickly endorsed by
the other two directors who at·
tended today's meeting, Al
Hollinden and Philip Anthony.
Clark said any plan should
zero in on essential travel such
as getting workers to and from
their places of work.
He suggest ed that fl exible
scheduling or buses might be one
way of providing service to gas·
s hort traveler s.
By flexibl e s cheduling of
buses, Clark explained. he
meant Possibly directing car·
riers along different routes and
increasing bus service along
heavily traveled arterial
highways.
Part of his proposal Included
dusting off the emergency plan
used by OCTD in 1973·74 at the
height of the then·critical gas
shortaie.
OCTD's staff was asked to re·
Port back to the board of diree·
tors within the next month with
the outline of a plan to alleviate
traveler problems should there
be gas rationing.
\ ./ ,
We Recommend:
~RA
he did not believe Chinese troops
were be~ withdrawn.
Intelligen ce sources 1n
Bangkok said today they had not
detected signs of a withdrawal,
but throughout the conflict there
has been a time lag between ac-
tion in the field and analysts' re-
Ports here.
Kyodo, the Japanese news
service. s aid in a dispatch from
Peking that the government an-
nounced all Chinese troops were
being withdrawn.
The announcement by China's
Xinhua <Hs inhua ) agency
warned, however . that "the
Chines~ side reserves . the right
to stnke back again in self
defense" if Vietnam r esumes
the border "provocations and in
curs ions" that China said forced
it to launch its "self-defense" in·
Fwious Ike
Imitation of
Nixon Told
NEW YORK <APl -The late
President Eisenhower. furious
over a political s light from
Richard Nixon. once ridiculed
Nixon by imitating his vice pres·
ident 's hunched posture. says
Newsweek magazine .
The magazine quotes author
David Halbe r s tam , who
described the incident in his new
book, "The Powers That be "
Halberstam 's source for the in·
cident was Republican Party
s trategist Len Hall.
Hall wa s ca l l ed to
Eisenhower's office after Nixon
had turned down Eisenhower's
offer to campaign for Nixon in
the 1960 presidential race. which
he lost to John F. Kennedy.
·'The preside nt was in a
rage ." the book s a ys o r
Eisenhower. " ·Did you see
him? Did you see him?' " 1t
quoted him as saying to HaU
"Ike did an imitation of Nixon,
hunched over, s houlders bent.
head down. 'Did you see that?
When I had a front-line officer
like that in World War II. I re-
lieved him.· " the book quoted
Eisenhower as saying.
Officer. aaJd Caatlllo'a heavy
vehitle overtook the slower
truck and collided with t.be rear
of Lee's vehicle.
CHtillo was alighUy bun and
•• 1ken to San Clemente General Hospital wbere be wu
San Clemente retJdent Wilmer
Wood of 201 Cerrito Ciek> told
pollce someone stole S200 worth
of anorted tools-from -Ills-IMMn•
Saturday momin.r.
because it's the best.
later Nleuecl .
I
vas1on Feb. 17
T h e a nnouncement added
"The Chsnese government pro-
poses once ag ain that the
Chinese and Vietna mese sides
s peedily hold negotiations to dis·
c uss ways or ensurmg peace and
tranquility between the two
counlnes and then proceed to
settle the boundary and ter-
ritorial disputes "
It also called on the rest of the
world ~o "take measures to urge
the Vietnamese authorities to
sto~ promptly their aggression
against Kampuchea <Cambodia t
and withdraw all their forces of
invas ion "
A radio commentary by the
Voice of Vietnam, broadcast al
about the same time as th~
Chinese withdrawal statement.
s aid P e king's leader s had
"fa iled in their large.scale in·
vasion to teach Vietnam a lesson
and could not fulfill their ex-
pansionist aims."
F rot11 Page A J
DOOMED .•.
the bullding before they even
come up with a game plan for
future use or the land.''
Earlier this year. members of
a .. Committee to Save St
Mary's Chapel." attempted to
thwart a coas ta l commission
permit allowing the demoiition.
But a permit was granted.
des pite the committee's appeal
of lhe matte r to lhe state coastal
t•ommission
And now it appears there is lit-
tle the group can do to stop
de molition on Tuesday
"It is one of the few distinct
landmarks r e maining in
La~_!.lna Beach." E schbach
said. 'Td really like to see them
hold off on the demolition for l20
days to give my proposal some
thought." he said.
Eschbach said he has no real
plans for the building except to
restore 1t and make it safe.
"It could go to the city's his·
torical society. or become a
single family reside nce." he
said.
J.
"But it s hould be preserved."
AL'S GARAGE
56 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
(714) 644-7030
'
Rats Eat
CKICAGO IAP> A man's
i.creanu and moans w nl t1-
nored for nearly two w ks
befor pollcc w~re called to In·
veaUaate ounc:t. comlq rrom
the bnsem ot or a W t Sjde
upartment bulld1n.i.
orticers found emaciated, rat ~nllwl'd Duve Holrnan, 46, In a
du rk, filth slr~wn apartm•nt
On.-or hJs unkh: waa ba~ to the
bonl'. pol tee tuald
llo lmnn, dt> crlb<'d by otntera
as a derellc wilh no permanent
add re WKI no family, was In
stmous l'OndJlion at Cook County
llosv1tal. Ill• wus m danaer ol
losm l( all hll> t-xtrem1lles, said
the OJ(Cht nun,tnK udmm1strator
ul Lon.'llo llosp1tal, where he
was taken 1mllall>
Res1denti. who called police
"didn't call us before because
t hey thought we would think
th e y we ae c razy ," s aad
patrolman Sam Cozzo. who. with
his partner Rocco V Colucci. found Holman.
Lorello adm101strator Mary
Conway said Holman explained
he went to the basement •·one
night when it was cold. He lay
down on the floor and went to
sleep, and said be was just too
weak to get up ... He had oo food
Spring in tlae Air
Don Jones of Ontario displays his energy, concentration
and good hands as he grabs a Fris bee during an outing
this weekend in Huntington Beach. Jones found the
springlike weather conducive to this kind of activity as he
made a series of high kicking catches like this one. His
girlfriend. Alison Shannen of Fountain ValJey, was doing
the tossing.
to l'al during his ordeal, she G• aff
said :Jllt9 e S he said he was coherent, · .La Cut Loose
Foreleg Cast
even "alert and in good spirits"
but in danger of a rabies infec-. F
l ion. blood po isoning and rom gangrene. which might cause
the amputation or his limbs.
Cozzo srud after he and his
partner arrived, "we went out
on the back porch. The backstair
landing was full or garbage. The
back yard was fu ll of garbage.
The garbage hadn't. been picked
up in a Jong lime and the people
had j ust been throwing it into
the yard
Mayor Koch
'lhreatened
NEW YORK <AP> -One mo-
ment, Mayor Edward Koch was
kissing children. lo the next, he
was face-to-face with a man
calling him a racist and warning
that Koch's We was in danger.
The meeting with Harlem resi·
d ents turned into an unruJJc, loud
co11Crontation as nearly 40 police
Unked arms in front or the
mayor, protectmg him from the
surgin~ crowd
··w e will not allow de m-
agogues to tell us where to
come and go," said Koch, as be
entered the auditorium of In-
termediate School 10. "We will
go to every part or the com-
munity."
Tennessee, a 2-year-old
giraffe, was freed from his 4-foot
cast Sunday 41h weeks after he
broke bis left foreleg while try.
ing to ~ricate himself from a
muddy riverbed at Lion Country
Safari, Laguna Hills, a park
spokeswoman said.
Spokeswoman Jo Scheller said
doctors determined the giraffe's
leg bad healed sufficiently to re·
move the cast while they were
examining a pressure sore that
had developed on the giraffe's
knee joint.
Ms . Scbetter said the 10-foot
tan, 1,400 pound giralfe is not
putting much weight on the leg
yet.
•'The joints are stiff and the
musculature is weak from hav-
ing been in the cast 41h weeks.
This is all to be expected," Ms.
Scbetter said. "We hope that
within next two weeks be will re-
turn to full use oHbe leg."
She said the giraffe would re-
Irish Protest
BELFAST, Northern Ireland .
<AP) -Marchers protesting
prison t reatment of Iris h
Republican Army members
stoned police.
main under observation in a
holding pen where park officials
could monitor his progress and
the healing of the pressure sore.
Tennessee is on loan from the
Memphis zoo, where be was
born.
Last year. another giraffe at
the park survived five weeks in
a cast but slipped, ruptured a
shoulder muscle and died.
'Roulette'
Death Probed
CANYON COUNTRY <AP) -
An 18-year-old m a n bas been
booked for investigation of
murder after bis 14-year-old half
brother was host to death in a
kind of Russian roulette.
sheriff's deputies said.
Mart.in Robert Ashley was ar-
rested Sunday. officers said,
after he allegedly pointed a
partially loaded revolver first at
Michael LeRoy Leonard, then at
himself. each time pulling the
trigger.
The third time, the gun went
off, deputies said. Leonard was
pronounced dead at th~ scene.
Oil Priees May Drop
OPEC Says Supply Will Determi~ Costs
A BU DHABI, United Arab
Emirates <AP> -Recent price
increases by individual OPEC
members are temporary and
will be removed "when supply
and demand return to normal,"
a former secretary.general or
the Organization of Petroleum
Exporting Countries said today.
All Jaidab, Qatar's oil
minister, predicted that if Ira-
nian exports recover OPEC
members will return to the
schedule or quarterly price in·
c reases agreed upon in
December.
J aidab, chairman of bis coun-
try's delegation to an Arab
Energy Conference in session
here, said OPEC at its meeting
in Geneva on March 26 would be
justified in voling new price in·
creases because or profits
earned by the m ajor oil com-
panies during the Iranian cutoff.
But he said such an increase
"wasn't likely" because the
Geneva conference is only con-
sultative and a special meeting
of OPEC ministers would be
needed to make any decisions on
pricing.
The cartel's price schedule
agreed on in December in·
creased the base price 5 percent
:
Mond!y. March 5, 1979 s DAIL"( PILOT A3
Southern Waters Recede
Illinois Flooded;
9 Die in Stonns
By Tiie Aaloclated Pftu
F lash flooda spawned by melt-
ing snow left much of Illinois un-
der wate r today . but the
floodwaters that belted the
South with up to lS Inches or rain
began to recede. Weekend
storms across the nation killed
at least nine people .
Hardest hit was Alabama.
where fi ve people. including a
S-year-old girl, drowned Sunday.
More than 200 families were
forced to nee because of rising
waters a nd tornados. Two
drowned In Georgia and Mis-
souri and two more died in Min-
.nesota and Iowa.
Most or the evacuees returned
to their homes S unda y .
However, some Alabama river
dweJlers were told to start filling
sandbags in anticipation or ris·
ing waters through Tuesday.
Rivers across Alabama were re-
ceding today, but flooding re-
mained a threat in the lowlands.
In Illinois, the temperature
rose to the low 40s over the
weekend. quickly m e lting
January's blizzard snows and
causing severe flooding in many
Chicago suburbs. A number or
roads were closed downstate.
Storm sewers filled and melt-
ing s now swelled rive rs a nd
creeks. In East Chicago He ights.
firemen in fishing boats donated
by neighbors rescued 13 ramllies
whose homes were threatened
by a rising creek.
The flooding aggravated by
heavy rains Saturday. shorted
some underground electrical
circuits and power outages were
reported in and around Chicago.
Ice jams posed a new hazard,
a nd police reared more flooding
would come if the ice breaks up
or more rain falls.
Most of Florida counted itself
lucky. The storm dumped up to
14 inches of rain on some areas
of t he P a nha ndle around
Pensacola. An estimated 5,000
people bad to be evacuated and
damage was estimated in the
millions, but there were no
deaths.
"I've lived in Pensacola 57
years: Never in my Ufe -not
even during a hurricane -did
we get this much water," said
Escambia County Commissioner
Keoneth·Kelson.
Siamese
TuinStable
PHILADELPHIA <AP >
-The infant girl separat·
ed from her Siamese twin
sister in a delicate six·
hour operation last week
is in stable condition,
breathing without the aid
or a respirator.
The assessment or the
girl known as "Twin A"
was inade Sunday by a
nursing s upervisor at St.
Christopher's Hospital ror
Children.
"Twin B " wa s
sacrificed during the
separation procedure
performed by a team or 17
doctors Thursday. The
procedure has been at·
tempted rour times before.
and none or the e ight
babies involved s urvived
more than two months.
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ED GARMON, 81 , AND DOG RESCUED IN ROME, GA.
Southeast Inundated With 15 lnchea of Rain Over Weekend
$1 Million Loss
Firemen Return
To Avalon Blaze
Wear y Catalina I s land
rirefighters we re c alle d out
again Sunday night to again
train their hoses on a fire that
inflicted more than $1 million in
d amage on b u i ldibg s an
downtown Avalon-
"W e thought we had it well
a nd truly out on Sunday mom·
ing," Avalon Fire Chief J ack
Goslin said. "But there must
have been something smolder-
ing in the Waikiki Hotel and we
were called out again last
night."
Goslin said the Waikiki and
the Hurricane Cove restaurant
and bar were gutted in the 5:30
a .m . blaze. Seve ral nearby
stores were damaged by smoke
TUnzania Hits
Ugandan Town
NAIROBI. Kenya CAP> -
Tanzanian invaders shelled a
town 70 miles inside Uganda ap-
parently in preparation for an
attempt to take it, but 52 miles
to the north President Idi Amin
a nd residents of his capital of
Kampala showed little concern.
Lukaya on the main road from
the border to Kampala, has been
under heavy a rtillery fire for
several days, diplomats in Kam-
pala reported by telephone. But
the diplomats said conditions in
t he Ugandan capital were
normal and there was no sugges-
tion of evacuating the 3,000
fore ig ne r s , 130 o f them
and water. he said.
Goslin's island crew was aided
by Los An~eles County firemen
in their three-hour battle with
the blaze. There were no in·
juries.
Goslin said the cause of the
fire has not yet been determined
but it is doubtful if arson was a
factor in the outbreak.
"It's going to take some llme
to figure out what started this ...
he said. "But both buildings
were al least 60 years old and 1t
may have been some ancient
wiring that overheated."
Teen Slays
3 in Family
JACKSON. Miss. CAP > -A
barrage of bullets turned a fam1 ·
ly birthday party into a death
trap as a teen-ager calmly en-
te red a room and killed hts
father, moth er a nd o lder
brother. police said. Doctors
operated lo save the life of
another brother.
A third brother. whose birth-
day was being celebrated, and a
sister·m-law escaped injury as
they sat around a table m the
family's dining area eating cake
Sunday, police said.
Lonnie Cruise, 19. was arrest·
ed in a bedroom of the house.
police said. He was treated al a
hospital fo r an apparent over-
dose or an unspecified substance
and held without bond. poUce
said. No motive had been de·
termined for the shootings Americans. Jan. 1 to $13.35 a barrel and will ---------------------------------------
raise it a total or 14.5 percent for
t he year by Oct. 1 .•
But lran's new government.~
expected to hold its exports to
about 2.4 million barrels a day, 3
million barrels less than exports
before the revolution, to con-
serve reserves.
· With the demand for oil heavy
because of the Iranian cut.off, at
least six OPEC members includ-
ing Qatar have raised prices
over the agreed level. And the
director or Alg_eria 's govern-
ment oil company, Abdul Kadir
Maasbou, confirmed that bis
government is thinking about
another increase April 1.
But another source said
Algeria ia likely to forego the in-
crease because or the resump-
tion of Iranian exports.
OPEC's pres ident, Mana
Saeed al-Otaiba, said be would
oropose a black.liat or foreign oil
companies that raised prices
sharply to take advantage of the
oil short.age. He told the openina
se11ion of the energy con-
ference: "Moat of the major
petroleum companies have
a buted the current market
situation."
OtaJba also said future oil
sales to conaumer nations should
depend on whether they help
brtn1 about an Arab-Israeli eel·
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. ''eo.t.r1el that expect UI to
ID alntaln our supplies of
petroleum lbcKald belp UI to ar-
rive at a rilMf\ll IOluUon to the
Palettialan lltuatloa, '' be said,
hu:ludinl tbe "liberaUon ol the
Paleatlnian people aad the
freedom ol Jeruaalem.YT
l, '
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thq. original G-9 windbre.eke.r,
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poplin wit.ii a tdrt~m liniflA.
availoblq. innatural,britiShtan,
navy or rqcl.
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DAILY PILOT
Just
,, Coating
'· ~
with~(? Tom~~'
Marphine
lighting Up the ky
TAil LIGHT, STAil IUUGtrr: Wbcn you have one of
theae public occurrencH that WH wltncas4'<S by the
mulUtud • lt' no wondt-r haplt-ss new1pa~r wr1teni
never I~ the lhlnc atra111ht Llke when the •lty tell down
Ju1t thla lut Saturday nl1ht
l 've tt1d 1.ivual nt-ws d lspatches Of'I thb celestial hap
penln1 and no wonde r I\ 's ronlusln1. One headline 11u111est·
ed it wu a star faUana Another said it was a "met.orite
shower '' Still anoth.-r u llt'd It a mt'teor of unusu•I
brilliance lbat looked hke It wu about the site of the
moon.
ABOtrr THF. ONLY report where there seems to be
complete agreement was that 1t happened JUSl about 11
pm. AJso. tbat it was bnght
Beyond lbat, you can believe almo!Jt anything you
want about the happening
One chap up in Garden Grove, whose Vl.Sion may
Look m the Sky! It'• a Bird, It'• a Plane, lt'a a FwhbuLb!
have been hazed by liquid intake during the evening,
swore the object roared out of the night s ky and landed
next door to his place.
Now don't giggle too loudly at that version. If some
bluish-white obJect was going to roar out of the night sky
and land some place, you almost bet money it would select
Gard-en Grove.
OTHER REPORTS SUGGESTED that the meteorite-
1f indeed it was such-probably rut somewMre in the Mo·
jave Desert. Griffith Park savants said it was traveling
north. Some observers suggested it traveled past us in
about four seconds. Another dis patch indicated it flared
and exploded.
Now to clear up all this celestial confusion, I shall give
you the true eyeball witness report. I was there. I carefully
obgerved the whole thing while driving into Costa Mesa
down the former Newport Freeway which is now the Costa
Mesa Freeway which is also known as Route 55.
IT HAPPENED RIGHT in front or me, not over Las
Vegas as some Wrong Thinkers s uggested. It wasn't
traveling north at all. It was south.
Also, it had no s ize to it and it didn't flare or explode.
It just flashed, like sheet lightning. It didn't last four
seconds. It took less than one second.
I promptiy discounted the whole event, figuring it was
one of our intrepid photographers from here at the paper.
He was out shooting a freeway accident, I figured, and jusl
shot off an oversized flash.
I still think that's what it was.
You believe whatever you want.
Protesters Held
. ST. JOHN'S, Newfoundland
<AP> -At least eight members
of the Greenpeace Foundation
have been taken Into custody
while trying to disrupt the sail·
ing of a Ove-ship fleet for the
seal hunt.
In the Sunday confrontation,
four of the group, protesting the
killing of seals, attempted to
chain themselves to two vessels
and in one case, a woman
member of the group was tossed
down the gangway or a ship.
The disturbance came soon
after a waterfront ecumenical
service and blessing of the fleet
and just as ships began to sound
their whistles to cast off lines.
Trapped "1f Flood
Seven Saved
From Cavern
LAFAYETTE. Ga. <AP) -A CIYe•wlH profeuor and alx students
-trapped bt!bealb • mountain for 28 hours by fiuh floods -kept
werm w1th caltalbenlca, warmed soup over a candle and traded
joke• until re.cue divers reached Lbem .
Tho 1trandt.'Cl paarty emerged bedra11ted but chipper Sunday night
after 29 hours in a large under·
around uvom. During the ordeal, "they hud·
When the first diver finally died together in order to keep
pulled hit way against the force warm and they slept. The pro·
of gu hlna wate r through a 2· fessor took good care of lbem,"
foot htah. 60-foot Iona tunnel to Bean said.
rHch the stranded spelunkers at Barry Beck, an assistant pro-
about 9 p.m. Sunday, the cavers fessor of geology at Georgia
wMe prepanng to make their Southw estern College in
own way out. Americus and an ardent cave
"TWO MINUTES later we explorer, led a group of 11 into
would have met them all down the Pigeon Mountain cave at 11
the cave," said Warren Moore, a a .m . Saturday.
NATION I WORLD
..... w.......
'DIG' Stranded
22 year-old student at Georgia Tony Able, 19, one of four who
Southwestern College. escaped ~fore ~Ing waters fed
The rirsl to s log from the by torrential rainstorms flooded
watery cave was Cheryl Gillis, t~e o~y way out, reported after
19, who collapsed into the arms his fnends. we~.e rescued .~al of her mother Canolla Gillis of they told him it was exciting
Macon, one of several a.nxious and they had a good lime."
The car's license plate says DIG, and that's just the
chore the owner faced after abandoning this car in a
s nowdrift. In the background, snowmobilers also had
trouble as Sunday's storm blanketed southwestern Min·
nesota.
parents who kept a fireside vigil
at the cave mouth in remote
northwest Georgia.
"Thank God she's safe," Mrs.
Gillis sobbed.
"TOE FIRST ZH feet was
comparatively easy," said
Larry Bean, the first aiver to
reach the party. Then came the
00-fool underwater struggle.
When he found air on tbe far
side, Bean shouted, "Is anybody
home?" . "They started yelline. 'Hey, we're here! We're here'." lie
said. He said the group was high
and dry about 1,500 feet from the
mouth of the cave. "They were
standing together on a bank in a
large-sized room," be said.
BEAN CARRIED A spare ox·
ygen tank and made seven trips
to the cave, guiding one caver
through the water after another.
Iran Resumes Exports
Eighl More Shah Supporters Executed
TEHRAN, Iran <AP > -Iran
resumed oil exports today for
the first time in three months,
and Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
meini's revolutionary regime
executed eight more of Shah
Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's
former officials, including four
generals and a former member
of Parliament.
A sookesman for the National
Iranian Oil Co. s aid the tanker
World Ambassador started load·
iog 110,000 tons or light crude
and 140,000 tons of heavy crude
for the Mitsui Trading Co. of
Japan at the Kharg Island
terminal in the P ersian Gulf.
IT IS THE first shipment of
crude oil for export since
December, when the oil in·
dustry's 65,000 workers went on
strike as part of Khomeini's
campaign to bring down the
shah's regime.
Another tan.lter was scheduled
to arrive at Kharg Island on
Wednesday to load _,crude for
Ashland Oil, an American com·
pany.
The new government bas said
it will not rest.ore the erevious
export level of 5.4 milhon bar·
rels a day because it wants to
conserve the oil reserves for the future.
THE NATIONAL oil company
s aid production Sunday was 1.7
million barrels, and industry
sources predict it will be in·
creased by 3 million barrels a
day, with about 2.4 million bar·
rels being exported.
Avalanche Kills Unsoeld Meanwhile, a communique
from Khomeini's Revolutionary
Committee a nnounced that
seven more former officials died
by firing squad at 5 a.m . today
after one of the ayatollah's
s pecial Islamic courts found
them guilty of kilhng or tortur-
ing opponents of the shah.
Everest Climbe~ Dies
LONGMIRE, Wash. CAP) -
Willi Uosoeld, one of the first
four Americans to scale Mount
Everest, was killed in an
avalanche on Mount Rainier, the
second in his family to die while
mountain-climbing.
Unsoeld, a professor at the
Eve rgreen State College in
Olympia, a nd Janie Diepen-
brock, a s tudent from
Sacramento, were caught in a
slide Sunday afternoon while
descending through Cadaver
Pass at the 11,000.foot level, said
Larry Henderson, a spokesman
for Mount Rainier National
Park.
OTHER ME MBERS of the
22 -member college climbing
party dug the two out of the
snow after lS minutes but were
unable to revive them, Hen·
derson said.
The remaining climbers spent
the night at Camp Muir at
about 10,000 feet, awaiting ar·
rival or a rescue party today, al·
tempts will be made to recover
the bodies when conditions im-
prove, Henderson said.
In 1976 Unsoeld's daughter,
20-year-old Nanda Devi, died on
an expedition with her father
and other climbers on the
Himalayan mountain for which
she was named.
Un soeld, 52 , bad been a
director of the Peace Corps in
Nepal and served there with the
Agency for Inte rn a tional
Development from 1962 to 1967.
He lost nin e toes to
frostbite on the Everest expedi·
lion in 1963.
An Oregon native, he received
a physics degree from Oregon
State University in 1951, was
graduated from the Oberlin
College school of theology in
1952, studied at the Pacific
School of Religion in Berkeley
from 1952 to 1954 and received a
doctorate from the University or
Washington in 1959.
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!· Voyager, Jupiter in Close Encounter
~ PASADENA (A P > Voyager
1 m ade Its closest enrountu
\ wltb Jupll~r lod•y a ftt4r 18 f months ln sp~et>. st'ndlna bMd1
' spectacular pictures that gave
acientlsts their ~st look at thl·
tlant, rolorfuJ plunct and OOl' Of
&ls complex moons
The spacecraft then ht•guo d
20-month cruast-to Saturn
"It was a very SJH!<'taculur
m ission," said Lonne Lane. ai.
• sistanl project scll'nt1l>l "The
results were JUSt remarkahle
It's going to take us awhile tn
digest all this ne w tnformatJon. ''
Project m anage r Robl'rt
Parks said the spacecr a ft
eemed to havf' urvlved 1ls Lr1p
throu.ch Jupiter's harsh, radl11
hon flllt'd environment In 1tood
~hupt' de11p1tt-11 few minor prob
l t>m\ The Voyuger cam t>
"1thtn 172.475 miles of the Jo
'rnn 11utfot•t• which 11> made up
of M~ 1rhng rloudi. ,
A !> 1t mo\•cd uway from
J upitt.>r , Voy11gcr I pussed within
12.000 nules of lo , the second of
J up1ter's 13 mooni. Phmetary
gt>oloK1:.ts wen· ec tallc over the
fi rst detailed p1dures of lo The
photol> s howed wide, smooth
plarni. and har:.h and complex
highlands.
Voyager 's two te-levision
ca m t'rMs Wf're fur iou sly
tran1mllllng never-before-seen p1t'tu~ back lo Earth in the
form of rud10 signals. which
scienti11h llevel1>p first into
black and while. thl'n color
pnnts
However. a proble m de
veloped w1thm one of Voyager's
11 sc1ent1f1c instruments. and
scientists ordered a temporary
s hutdown of the device, a
photopolarimeter that measures
c hemical e l e m ent s above
Jupiter. the largest planet in our
i;olur system.
"We 're always concerned
whei:a we have to turn an instru·
:Carter to Visit
1Egypt and Israel
' WASHINGTON CAP > Presi· dent Carter, in a drive to wrap
t up a Mideast peace treaty. will
fly to Egypt and Israel this week
t to try and clear away remaining
roadblocks to a settlement.
Egyptian Prime Minist e r
Mustafa Kha lil said today in
; Cairo that Carter's trip "will
! t flui~k O K Given
most likely lead lo a signing."
And Israeli Pl'ime Minister
Menachem Begin told members
of t h e U .S . Con gre ss in
Washington, "Now there is a ray
of hope."
Noting that Isr ael has accept·
ed U.S. proposals for wrapping
up a treaty, Begin added : "Let
us hope Egypt will join the ef·
fort. Then if this happens, in a
short period of time. we may
have the ceremony of signing."
Khalil told T he Associated
Press in a telephone interview:
"When an American president
puts down a ll his st akes, it is
natural that it has to have a
positive result."
ment off,·' said project scientist
Ed St.one, "but we will be tum·
iog it back on . . . to determine
whether the instrument will re·
cover."
The faUure occurred while the
spacecraft was inside Jupiter's
intense radiation field. which
may have caused the problem,
Stone said.
Stone said the device wouJd be
turned back on around 7 tonight.
Dr. Gar ry E. Hunt or the
Voyager photography team said
results of the his toric approach
were outstanding and "the ex·
citement is really tremendous"
a mon~ National Ae ronautics
. ~
and Space Administration scien·
list s at the J et Propuls io n
Laboratory.
Voyager 's pictures showed in
detail the swirling clouds around
Jupiter. and also produced
several pictures that. were sur·
prisingly featureless.
Hunt said the pictures were
closeups of brown spots that
drift across the Jovian surface.
"This may mean we are look·
ing at a very bland a rea," he
said . "It may be featureless. but
it may also contain a great
amount of new information."
The Voyager was examining
several of the 13 Jovian moons -
as it sped away lo Saturn.,
Before its closest encounter at•
4 : 42 a .m .. Voyager exc ited~
scientists by photographing the1
tiny moon known as Amalthea. '
The pictures, taken from less1
than 200,000 miles away, also
s howed churning clouds a nd
several dark ovals.
T he pictures. displayed on
J PL television monitors. looked
like s nowdr ifts ri ppled and
s wirled by the wind. Others
s howed the spiraling clouds in·
side Jupiter's Great Red Spot -
a centuries-old feature much
like a gigantic hurricane.
O.lly PIMC _..,Ilk _ I(_ l OC Bus Plan Urged t
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said today that
Carter will arrive in Egypt on
Thursday afternoon for talks MIKI CURRAN PASSES OUT FLIERS AS FELLOW NURSES MARCH IN COSTA MESA
RNa from State Hoapltala Picket at Fairview In Proteat of Psych Tech Polley
11,, F !~v ~!~E E ~~!.~~ncy
ottt1eo.11y,.ne4swtt He suggested that flexible ~' Directors or the Orange Coun· scheduling of buses might be one ~ ty Transit Dis trict COCTD> or· way or providing service to gas·
l dered district workers today to short travelers.
prepare a plan aimed at step-By flexible scheduling of
ping up bus service throughout bus e s, Clark explained . he
the county should gas rationing m eant possibly directing car·
become a reality. riers along different routes and
It was OCTD Board of Direc· increasing bus service along
' tors Chairman Ralph Clark who h eavily traveled arterial ~ suggested that the district be highways.
ready on a moment 's noice "to meet the challenge of gas ration-Part of his proposal included
ingsbouJditcome." dusting off the emergency plan
Clark's proposal for prepara· used by OCTD in 1973·74 al the
lion o( an emergency contingeo· height of the then-critical gas ~ cy plan was quickly endorsed by shorta~e. ~ the other two directors who at· OCTD's stair was asked to re·
l tended today's meeting, Al port back to the board of direc·
Hollinden and Philip Anthony. tors within the next month with
Clark s aid any plan should the outline of a plan to alleviate 14 zero in on essential travel such traveler problems should there
{ as getting workers to and from be gas rationing.
'TEMPORARY' OIL
HIKES MAY BE CUT-A3
OIL EXPORTS RESUME;
SHAH BACKERS SLAIN--M
with President Anwar Sadat and
then go on to Israel on Saturday
for talks with Begin. '
At this point, Powell said,
there are no plans for a three·
way meeting among the leaders.
The spokesman said he did not
know when Carter would return
to the United States.
Carter's wt'ft!, Rosalynn, will
accompany bim .
While expressing optimism.
the Israeli prime minister noted
in an appearance before mem·
be rs of the U .S. House of
Representatives that a Middle
East peace see m ed at hand
seve ral times previously but
was not achieved.
"The world was h appy and
then came the disappointment,"
Begin said.
100 Nurses March
At Fairview State
By DAVID KUTZMANN
Of tM D•lly ....... St•ff
Nurses from s tate hospitals
throughout Southern California
marched in front of Fairview
State Hospital In Costa Mesa to·
day to protest decisions they say
strip them of their authority.
The nurses. about 100 strong,
carried multi-colored placa rds
as they walked in uniform along
Harbor Boulevard in front of the
hospital.
"Ir we do this in enough places
som eone is going to have to
notice that the nurses aren't
pleased." said Pat Barnes, a reg·
istered nurse and r esidence
coordinator at Faiiview.
new personnel classification that
provides for equal promotional
opportunities.
''Should a psychiatric techm·
cian who demonstrates the ex·
perience. the judgment and the
intelligence to be promoted to
unit manager. then they would
be able to overrule certain de·
cisions made in the unit." he
said.
Crinella said no one would be
able to overrule a decision made
by any professional practitioner
who is "uniquely licensed'.' onJy
for that profession. Among these
he listed nurses. the rapists and
psychologists.
<See NURSE~. Page A2)
I China Leaving Vietnam?
The demonstration was called
by the California Nurses As·
sociation to show its displeasure
with •a Brown Administration
decision that changes personnel
classifications in state hospitals.
That policy, ·which took effect
last month, gives psychiatric
technicians the power to over·
rule the decision of a registered
nurse in patient care, CNA
spokeswoman Meladee Force
said.
Bobbies See
How Mes~'s
Police Work f Peking Says l rwasion Force 'Pulling Out/
\ BANGKOK. Thailand (AP> -
China said today it bas begun ~ withdrawing troops from Viet·
• nam, 16 days after they struck
1 across the border to teach a
bloody military ''lesson" to
I Hanoi.
Peking's orricial news agency
t said the invasion force was be·
ing pulled out "after achieving
the goals assigned them."
But Vietnam called the
C~inese attack a !allure, and one
' Vietnamese ambassador s aid
I• be did not believe Chinese troops
were being withdrawn.
Intelligence sources in
l
f ·
Co ast
Weathe r
Sunny ud warme r
th rough Tuesday wlth'
hi1h1 ~ to 15 at beaches,
15 to low IOI tnland. Lows
ton11ht .. to 55.
INfJ .. l:ToBAY
Tlw Ammca. H«an A.a·
~ .. of~GNNI
of e"'*' to "''°"' ,,......,. #Or b -' a.. t-UJt, 1d..t•led /or Mow. SH ,._,...,,Poe-CJ.
••••• ......... L-. g =-=~-'--==--.. 11E1 a
Bangkok said today they had not
detected signs of a withdrawal,
but throughout the conflict there
has beeb a lime lag between ac·
lion in the field and analysts' re-
ports here.
Kyodo, the Japanese news
service, said in a dispatch from
Peking that the government an·
nounced all Chinese lrOOP$ were
being withdrawn.
The announcement by China's
X inbua <Hsinhua > agency
warned, however, that "the
Chinese side reserves the right
to strike back again in set(.
defense" iC Vietnam resumes
the border "provocalions•and in·
cursions" that China said forced
it to launch ita "self-defense" in·
vaslon Feb. 17.
The announcement added:
''The Chinese government pro·
poses once a1atn t h at the
Chinese and Vietnamese sides
speedily bold negotiations to dla·
cuss ways of enaurinl( peace and
• Pair Hold Up
Mesa Eatery
Costa Jina police were
searcbln1 toda1 for two men
wbo robbed JoJ0'1 a.taurapt ol
tllO. .
PoUal Mid tbe two men. OM
la bla late • ud UM Olblr
aboat •, wen ... Md at• booth at aboul J :IO tllll momlq, U...
approeehecl tbe attendant at tbe cub,..._..
OM OI tbe men dtlDl.,..S a IUD _. clemaadld calh, police
uld.
"l'M net.aural II locaUd at
2180 Bart.or Blvd.
. .
tranquility between the two
countries and then proceed to
settle the bounda ry a nd ter·
ritorial disputes."
A radio commentary by the
Voice of Vietnam, broadcast at
about the sam e time as the
Chinese withdrawal statement.
said Pe king's lead e rs had .
"£ailed in their large-scale in·
vasion to teach Vietnam a lesson
and could not rulrill their ex·
pansionistaims."
Under this policy. Ms . Force
said, a "potentially serious prob·
lem could go undiagnosed."
She said the governor's office
b e lieves that nurses a nd
psychiatric technicians are in·
terchangeable when caring for
patients, a n idea the nurses
strongly denounce.
Dr. Francis Crinella, ex·
ecutive director of Fairview.
said the dispute st.ems from a
·ADnlony Eq•al
. Court Overrules Alabama . '
WASIDNGTON (AP l -State laws that provide
alimony payments only for women foster unconstitu·
Uonal sex discrimination, tbe U.S. Supreme Court
ruled today.
By a 6·3 vote, the justice struck down an
Alabama law that required husbands, but never
wives, to pay alimony.
Similar laws are on the books in 10 other states:
Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada,
New York, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee
and Wyoming. ·
Noting th.J' Alaba ma law provides for hearings
in individual divorce cues to decide which spouse, If
eny, ta financially dependent on the other, the high
court said : ''There is no reuon, therefore, to use sex
u a proxy for need." •
Justice William J. Brennan Jr. writlng for the
majority, said the Alabama law vtoiatet men's con·
stituUonal rtabt to equal protection. Brennan said
the state Jaw .. carrla with lt the baaqe of sexual
1tereotypee" -tbat a W01UD•1 placila·tn the home
and a man'• place laJn the marketplace and world of ldeu.
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Sixty British police officers.
m a ny accompanied by their
spouses, toured Costa Mesa's
police facility Sunday as part of
a two-week tour of Southern
California.
Chief Roger Neth 's g uests had
Explorer Scouts for guides as
they examined the Intricacies of
a sophisticated complex de·
s igned to make crime complicat·
ed for Costa Mesa crooks.
"Ve r y. very impressive, ..
Police Constable Michael James
of Croydon, Erigland. comment·
ed. "I can't say that I've ever
seen anything this far advanced,
not even in London."
And several officers were
given a view of Costa Mesa from
the vantage point of a police
helicopter.
"Smashing," Special Consla·
ble Ken Valentine or Brighton,
England , summed up as. he
stepped from the chopper. "l
can see bow these things are a
treme ndous he lp t o ground
forces in a city like this."
Valentine said the helicopter
ls not unknown in British police
work, but is rat"ely used on a
daily basis.
"Our communities are much
more tightly packed than
·YOU rt," he said. "We might
employ one of these t.b.ings ln
an open country 1ltuation, but
QOtoverourtownaandcities."
A few Brill.th eyebrows were
raised ln wonderment as cuJdel
displayed the network of
telecommunlcaUons housed in
the police facility on Fair Drive.
Tb• bobbles alto were taken
acrota tbe road to view the swap
mfft Oil the falqromldl.
"Blimey," mu«ered Re11!'.:l: of Ra1leip, SIM•, En1
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Coast Arrests
Lead to Car
Theft Ring
By J OANNE REYNOLDS
Of llW O•llY Pllel St•lt
Newport Beach police said to-
day they arrested two men and
seized Porsche parts and cars
worth an estimated $300,000 to
SS00.000 in a raid Sunday on an
alleged hot car "warehouse" in
Los Angeles.
The raid was the culmination
of a two week investigation con·
ducted by Newport Beach police
with the aid of the California
Hi ghway Patrol.
Booked into city j ail on suspi·
cion of conspiracy to sell stolen
property were Gary Geor ge
Young, 21. of 5000 Neptune
Drive. Newport Beach, and Kent
Allen Irby. 32, of Los Angeles.
N.ewport police Capt. Richard
Hamilton said the probe was
launched at the suggestion of a
Porsche r acing enthusiast who
noted an ad for Porsche parts
placed by Young in a racing
magazine.
Undercover police officers vis·
ited the Newport Beach resident
and bought four doors. a sun
roof and four wheels for what
they said was the very low price
of $2.ln>.
Porsche parts are all num·
bered and police checked the
numbers for the items they'd
bought and allegedly found out
the items were off three stolen
cars.
At the time of the purchase,
officers said they asked Young
about getting more parts and be
said he'd have to get them from
a Los Angeles warehouse.
Sunday, the undercove r team
went back to Young and ordered
more parts and lhen followed
him to a garage al1 Third and '
Alvarado streets.
There. they alleged, t.hey saw
Young and Irby pulling the or·
dered parts oft a coJleclion of '
about 25 cars, some of which
were stripped down.
The pair was arrested al the .
scene and the contents of the ~
garage were impounded.
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"I'm very happy with the Dai· •
ly Pilot. •
"I sold everything on the Cirst
day."
Thal '1 the story of lhe suc·
ceH(ul Huntington Beach man
who placed this ad ln the Daily
Pilot:
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cond S!IO; Frigidaire aas
dryer SU. xitx·itxxx
If 10U want a happy lalel
IUCCeN, try the frlendlJ ad·
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hred from d 22 caliber hundiUn
d!> the two bund1t:. chased tbeu
quarry through the bowhng al
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Another v1c•t1 m . Thomas
Star e<'k . 58. of El Toro. i.uffered
broken rab:. dlld "lost some
teeth" whe n assaulted by the
two men who were armed with
guns and knives
A third victim, Sergio Lopez,
32, of EJ Toro. was cut about the
hands and arms when assaulted
by one of the robbers.
A sheriff's investigator said
the two bandits apparently en·
tered the bowling alley during
operating hours and hid. expect·
mg to loot it after closing.
But Stareck reportedly un-
covered one would-be robber
hiding in a rest room and Ojeda
came across the other in another
section of the building.
The discoveries at 3:30 a.m.
led to the assaults as the three
unarmed workers were chased
into a kitchen area
FAA Hearing
On County's
Airport Set
Federal Avwt1on Admm1stra-
tion officials announced they
w1 II hold hearings on Orange
County Airport's alleged dis·
c riminataon against airlines
beginning next Monday at the
Newport Center Marriott Hotel.
The meetings are to be con·
ducted from 10 a.m to 4 p.m in
the Pacif1<' Ballroom of the
hotel
The meetings are expected to
last until March 14. Presiding of·
ficer will be DeWitte Lawson,
Jr. FAA regional counsel.
The FAA said the fact-finding
hearings are being held to de-
termine whether Orange County
has discriminated against air
carriers by granling exclusive
rights to Air California, Hughes
Airwes t and Golden West
Airlines to Oy out of the county
airport
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NURS ES •••
The nurses t1med their dem-
onstration to coincide with a
visit today by a state licensing
and certification survey team
that will determine if Fairview
can qualify for federal fundine
"We want Governor Brown to
know that we do not Intend to
leave the judgment or safe, pro·
fessional nursing care in the
hands of less qualified persons.
For the safety and best interests
of the patients, nurses must
supervise nursing care." a state-
ment distributed by the nurses
said.
·•currently psych techs are be-
ing given duties beyond their
training and legal scope of prac-
tice. This is a violation or the
Nurse Practice Act, the psych
tech licensing law and hospital
accredltation standards ... , "
the statement said.
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British Police Officer and Wife Among Costa Mesa Visitors
Coruwrs'
Marriage
Confirmed
MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP)
Tennis star Jimmy Connors has
been secretJy married for "some
time" to a former Playmate of
the Year. his mother s aid today.
According to published re -
ports. the couple are expecting
this s ummer. <See :,tory. photo,
Page 82>
··Ye:.. h<· 1s married.·· Gloria
Connors 1>a1d in a tt•lephone 1n
tcrv1ew from her Bellev1llc. Ill .
home with radio station WHBQ
111 Memphis. Tenn
Connors played tn Memphis
over the weekend
She was res.ponding to a
copyrighted re port in today's
Dayton <Ohio l Journal Herald
that said Connors has been mar·
ried s ince last fall to former Pat-
ti McGwre.
Asked how long the couple had
been married, Mrs Connors
said "I don 't know the details.
but they have been married for
some time.··
She did not comment about the
report the couple ~re expecting
Furiow Ike
Imitation of
Nixon Told
NEW YORK <AP> -The late
President Eisenhower. furious
over a political slight from
Richard Nixon, once ridiculed
Nixon by imitating his vice pres-
ident ·s hunched posture, says
Newsweek maiazine
~The magazine quotes author
uavid Halberstam . who
described the incident in his new
book, "The Powers Thal be."
Halberstam's source for the in·
cident was Republican Party
strategist Len Hall.
Hall wa s ca lled to
Eisenhower's office after Nixon
had turned down Eisenhower's
offer to campaign for Nixon in
the 1960 presidential race, which
he lost t.o John F. Kennedy.
•'The president was in a
rage," the book says of
Eisenhower ... 'Did you see
him? Did you see him?'" it
quoted him as sayin~ to Hall.
"Ike did an imitation or Nixon,
hunched over, shoulders bent,
bead down. 'Did you see that?
When I bad a front-line officer
like that in World War II, I re-
lieved him,• '· the book quoted
Eisenhower as saying.
Mesa Spring
Classes Slated
Re.iatfatlbn for spring cluaes
will be conducted March 21 by
the Colt.a Mesa Lelaure Servtcea
Department.
Resident• can 1t1n up for
classes tncludlnl fumlture re·
flniabinl, tiny tot fttne11, karate1 roller skatlnc. lee 1htinc ano
i>re·klnder1arten for S to S.year·
olds.
Resiltratioft wll1 be be.Id trom e to I p.m. at tbe Downtown
O...mmlt7 o.t.r. • Oeater St 4ddit'onal tntonnation can
be * ...... .,, C!alliq 754.5100
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BOBBIES ...
·•1t:s just like Petticoat Lane m
London on a Sunday morrung,
but it's a hell or a sight bigger."
The touring officers agreed
that their Costa Mesa hosts have
the edge on British police in
many areas of equipment and a
definite edge in one very impor-
tant sector the weekly pay
packet.
Told by a senior Costa Mesa
police offa ·er that his weekly
pay averages about $400. Iain
Mill'hell of Glasgow, Scotland.
whipped out a bank book that
reflected a weekly take-home
pay of90Pound'.rtS180 > '
"And l"m an inspector on the
Strathclyde force with 24 years
of service." he complained. "lt"s
damned hard to have a decent
standard of living in Britain.on
that kind of income ."
Nevertheless. Britain's police
have refused to participate In
s trikes that have seen many
public service workers walk off
their Jobs in recent months.
"Our union has always solidly
rejected <iny such move," a vis
it1ng coni:;table s aid. "The
British policeman is loyal and
consc1cntiou:. albeit he 1s un-
de rpaid. You will never see him
out on strike."
And the British visitors were
unanimous in their views on
another issue that never fails to
intrigue American police. the
refusal by authorities to issue
guns to British police.
··We don 't want the m ,··
Inspector Mitc hell said . "Cer-
tainly, we have lost British
policemen who tried to tackle a
man with a gun , but we don't
lose them on anything like the
scale you have over here .
·'Guns arc issued lo police m
certain s ituations.·· he ex-
plained. "But iI you people had
the kind of stringent gun laws
that we have in Britain you
might not fmd 1t necessary to
arm your policemen.··
Two Injured
In Costa Mesa
Au t o Accident
Two persons suffered minor in-
juries Sunday when their cars
collided on Wallace Avenue
north of 20th St. in Costa Mesa,
police said.
Treated at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital were Karen
Merle Alexander, 15892 Feola
Circle, Huntington Beach. and
Steve Bilderback of 2153 Puente
Ave, Costa Mesa.
Ms. Alexander told police s he
was atempting to cross Wallace
Avenue into a driveway when
the collision occu r r ed
Bilderback was traveling north-
bound on Wallace and told police
Ms. Alexander's car pulled out
in front or him. He said he hit his
brakes but could not avoid run-
ning into the other car.
Both drivers were treated aod
released. from the hospital.
Pair Arrested
In Gem Theft
Newport Beach poHce are
holdtng two Los Angeles men on
suspicion of burglary following
t.be theft of Jewelry from an
Eastbluff home Friday nlght.
The two men, identified by
police u Howard Merritt, 38,
and Mkhael Marton, 2'7, were
taken lnto custody momHll
after UM burelary at tbe bome
on Blackthorn Street when
nei•bbon summoned poUc..
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Ranipage Injures 3
A Huntington Beach man went
on a rampage with a hatchet
early today, chopping one victim
on the temple, s lashing another
beneath the eye and hacking a
third victim on the arm. accord·
ing to police reports.
Officers identified the hatchet
suspect as 36-year-old Robert
Dale Martin of 8211 San Angelo
Drive. Huntington Beach. He 1s
he ld on att&mpted murder
l•harges
• Police identified the victims
as
-Joel Dupree. 35. 1n stable
i:ondit1on in the intensive care
ward al Westminster Commum
ty Hospital He was struck once
on the temple.
-Harold Thomas Strom, 61.
apartment manager He i:;uf.
rered a deep cut on his right arm
while attempting to block a
hatchet blow f)olice said his
move probably saved has life.
-Richard Douglas Butlers,
28. who suffered a deep cut
below his right t:ye.
Strom and Butters were taken
lo Huntmgton lntcrcommunity
Hospital for treatment
According to police. the
hatchet attacks began about 1
a.m . today at the Huntington
Creek Apartments.
Suspect Martin allegedly went
on a rampage and the apart
m e nt manager Strom heard
doors and windows being
smashed a t the apartment 's
clubhouse.
Strom attempted to s top
Martin 's rampage and was
aided by the other two apart·
ment dwellers. Dupree and Rut
ters.
Police said all three men suf.
fered at least one blow from the
blade of Martin's hatchet.
Police have yet to establish a
motive for Martin's outburst.
Despite their injuries. the trio
was able t.o halt Martin with the
help of apartment dweller Terry
Joe Mitchell and an unidentified
security guard who both escaped
injury
Strom was listed in satisfac-
tory condition today at Hunt-
1 n gt on l nlercommunily
Hospital. Butters was treated
for his inJuri~ and released ear-
ly today. •
Cookie Trouble
Munchie in Theate r No-rw
NORFOLK, Va. <APl -A
Virg inia Beach m an raced a
court appearance today because
he refused to s urrender his
chocolate chip oatmea l cookie to
a local theater manager
l\enneth Harsh. 48. was ar
rested for "acting 1n a
tum\lltuous manner,"
authorities sajd Sunday. He was
required to post $100 bond after
he refused to "give up his cookie
or leave" the Circle 6 Theater in
a local shopping mall. ·
30 Men Arrested
At SA Cock Fight
After buying two cookies at a
nearby bake shop and entering
th~ theater. Harsh said an usher
told him he would have to give
up the cookie or leave.
"I said. Tm not going to give
you my cookie.· and he said he
would have lo get the manager
The manager came and told me
the same thing and I told rum I
wasn 't going to leave because I
hadn't done anything wrong."
said Harsh. Thirty men were arrested Sun·
day afternoon when Santa Ana
pohce swooped in on a backyard
cock fight and confiscated $.5,300
in alleged gamblin~ stakes.
World Ne ws
Aids Rally .
Of Marke t
NEW YORK (AP l Favora-
ble news on several interna-
tional fronts he lped Inspire a
broad rally m the stock market
today.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials was up 13 43 points to
829 .18 after fi ve hours of
trading.
Gainers outnumbered losers
by a 3·1 margm among New
York Stock Exchange-listed 1s·
s ues.
Analysts listed a series or in-
fluences behind the:! rally
The Chinese announcement
of withdrawal of forces from
Vietnam after more than two
weeks of border fighting.
The r esumption of some
shipments of oil from fra n
following the political upheaval
in that country
Word that Is rael's cabinet
had approved recommendations
by Prime Minister Menachem
Begin on American proposals to
hreak the stalemate in the
Mid east peace talks. And the
White House announced today
that President Carte r will Oy lo
Egypt and Israel this week.
Meanwhile. gold prices plum·
meted as much as $9.85 in Lon·
don and New York.
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Poltce reported that five hve
roosters also were seized in the
raid and four dead fighting
cocks were found scattered
about a makeshift riniz.
One of t he men a rrestcd in the
1. 30 p.m . raid m the rear yard or
the house at 1233 W. Myrtle St .
~anta Ana. was booked for car
rymg a concealed weapon and
on drug charges. police said
The remaining 29 men were
arrested and ch arged with
cockfighting. a fe lony v1olat1on
under the state Penal Code.
Police said they were called to
the house by a phone complaint
from an anonymous person
Football Feline
Ha rs h was led fr om the
theater by the mall 's security O•·
fi<'ers. who detained him until
polt<'e arnved He was taken to
a precinct station. where he was
released after posting bond.
Officials at the theater. which.
has a s ign outs ide warning
against bringing m outside food .
declined comment on the inc1
dent
Spassky Takes 1st
MUNICH. Wes t Ger-many
1 AP > Former world chess
champion Boris Spass~y of 11.e
Soviet Union "'lfOD an easy vic-
tory Sunday.
Neely Shearer's pet. Baby Boots. kept both pairs of feet
inbounds · to score touchdown as Best Dressed Cat at
Irvine Pet Fair on Saturday. at Adventure Playground
in University Park. Despite his regalia. Baby Boots was
more interested in his s upper bowl than the Super Bowl.
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Ta~Tl•e
Sales P r ofito
Law Changes
By 8Yl..VIA PORTE& ........ ,,,.._
Homeownel'!J under S5 years of age who sold their
homes in 1978 and homeowners SS or over who sold their
principal residences at a profit before July 27. 1978, are
governed by the rules below:
-You won't pay lax on your profit If you bought
another home within 18 months before or after selling the
old one, for at least the price for which you sold your old
home.
-IF YOU PAID LESS FOR the new house, your profit
on the old one is taxable gain to the extent that your selling
price exceeds the cost of your new residence. If you don't
buy a new residence, your entire profit is taxable gain.
The 18-month rollover rule generally does not apply to
the sale of a principal residence if the owner had, within
the previous 18 months. sold another principal residence
on which he deferred tax on gain by taking advantage of
the rollover.
But th e 1 978
R eve nue A c t h as
significantly liberalized
this rule. You now can
get more than one lax.
free rollover within the
18-month period if the
Money's
Worth
later sale is in connection with starting work as an
employee or as a self-employed individual at a new prin-
cipal place of work, and your move meets certain
... tec hnical requirements.
Check the tax consequences carefully with a pro·
fessional adviser if you must sell two homes within 18
months because or a change in work location. Don't permit
any uninformed tax "expert" tell you that you're not en·
titled to this tax-free rollover .
Q -IF IN 1978 \'OUR f1RM shafted you to a nother
state and you were forced to sell your home at a loss of
Sl.000, can you deduct that loss on your 1978 return?
A · No Under the law. no deduction is permitted fo r
losses incurred an such personal transactions as the sale of
a home. personally used cars, boats. etc .. even though you
have to pay tax on any gains from such transactions.
Some of your expenses connected with selling your old
house and buying your new one, however, may qualify for
deductions as part of your moving expenses.
Q -YOUR HOME COST Sl0,000 in 1969 and you sold it
last June for $30,000. What tax is due on your 1978 return?
A -If you didn't buy another house and don't expect
to soon, and if you Cor your spouse if the 'house was jointly
owned and you are filling a joint return l are 6S or over
before the sales date. you can opt to ehminatc the tax on
the entire $20.000 gain
Q -\'OU BOUGHT A NEW HOUSE tn 1978 and Im·
mediately spent about $4.000 on improve ments, in addition
to fat commissions and legal fees. Are these part of the
cost of your new residence'>
A -Yes. All these expenses are.
· Nert· Bemg Audited.
Ink That Erases
Concerns Bankers
NEWARK, N.J . CAP I -A banpoint pen that features
erasable ink has lawyers and bankers worried because it
could make it easy to change signatures and endorse-
ments.
Paper Mate Division of the Boston-based GllJette Co.
has scheduled marketing this spring for the Eraser Mate,
a $2 pen with ink that. for about the first two days, can be
erased . as easily as pencil markings, according to the
manufacturer After two days, the ink sets and is perma-
nent.
BANKERS ARE WORRIED THAT THE pen could be
used for fraudulent purposes. For example, after a check
is written. someone could remove the name of the person
to whom the money is to go and write in his own.
In fact, a warning from the American Bankers As·
sociation will be printed on the back of the pen's package.
said Sidney Golub of the ABA in Washington, O.C.
In the message, the association recommends the pen
( CONSU~IER J
not. to be identified, agreed.
not be used "to sign or
e ndorse checks or other
similar documents in
order to guard against
any possible altera·
tions ." A Paper Mate
spokesman. who asked
'71118 IS A BRAND NEW product , and it's created a
great deal of Interest and excitement. But it would only be
reasonable not to use it to sign legal d~uments ...
Paper Mate says it provided the ABA with 25.000 pens
for advance distribution to members.
The pens "will undoubtedly cause more problems as
they find their way into the hands of some people who want
to take somebody else's money," said Juris Mednis, presi-
dent of Howell State Bank in Monmouth County.
MEDNIS SUGGESTED PEOPLE NOT use pens lent
by strangers when writing checks in stores or other public
places.
Paper Mate plans a $.1 million promotion for tbe pen.
the "largest advertising campaign ln the history or Paper
Mate," said the Paper Mate spokesman.
ED1ployinent Plans
Hang on Decision
WASHINGTON CAP> -Tbe U.S. Supreme Court will
bear arguments March 28 on a new ''reverse dlscrimlnt·
Uon" case that could attect mlnort\y employment pro·
grams tbroupout American business.
The cue parallelt the one ol Allan Bakke, a white ap-
pUcant to a medical achool wbo saJd be was excluded
becau1e of bis raco. Baltlte won hls case last year,
altboqb t.be deel1lon WN limited to racial quotas in
acbooll.
TllB CUB OP BRIAN P. WSBER la more wide·
re~eblDI. Weber ta)'I be WM denied entrance to an on-the-Job tralalnl Proct•m I.a 1174 beeaUM be wu whltt and others
with 1 .. afnlort.1.1 wbo nN aceepeect were black.
Two aow.r-court naUqa Mkl t.be pro1ram at the
Ka1Mr Alumlawn la a.1-.i Co. plant ID Gramercy. La.~
,.., l.Uep1 becaUle tbeN bad beml DO prevtoua fl.Ddlrc
that Kalter had dllmmlaated ln the put.
TIM lll\M befonl \be SUsinme Court wUI be w!Mtbtr
em5)'°'9n wit.b no proven hlatory ol racial bJaa an llle1aJ·
ly dilftitnln1Un1 11a1Dat wblta when tb•y 1lve pre.
ference to mlnoril)' employees.
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tionary on "How the West Was Won"
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blle 8 MOVIE • • *''' ··ro Catch A fl\iet·· ( 1955) Cary Orenl
Gf-Kally A ralOfmed
~ thief la ~eel ot
retl.!flllnO 10 • Ml• ot crime
attar ,,. lallt 111 lolle with a
weal1hy young woman. 12
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AMERICA PAOEAHT
Ii) JMU. MOYEAS'
JOUAHAL
""196 Ammlm" A unique
community of Cnristlena
tlvlng tn n<>r11141tn latael
raact to 11ntl-Semitlsm
1:10 fJD NATIONAL
OEOOAAPHIC SPECIAL
"Journey To The Ou1er
Llmht" NlnetMn city-bred
t--o«• confront -
or n•tur•'• Of .. '"' chal-letlO" at Ille Colotlldo
Outwerd Bound School.
gradueUng onty •lie•
climbing th• forbidding
18.715-toot Senta Roaa
TUBE TOPPERS
KllJ 1J 8:00 -"To Catch a Thief."
Cary Grant and Grace Kelly star in
Alfred mtchcock's suspense movie of
larceny on the Riviera.
KCET D 8: 10 National Geo-
graphic Special. A group of 19 young
people a~mpt to scale the 18, 715-f oot
Santa Rosa Peak in the Peruvian Andes.
NBC ID 9 :00 -"Jennifer : A
Woman's Story." Elizabeth Montgomery
stars as a widow trying to make a Ufe
for herself after her husband dies in this
new TV movie.
PHk In the Peruvlen
Andel.
UO 8 ()) FLATIUSH
The Fungoe declCle that
cnlvtky II nol dMd and
come 10 the ~ ot M,.
Fortune to
• THE 000 COUPLE
Oacar'a •A-wife 11111 him
111e 11 r11mllfrytno •nd
lnll!IM Fell• •nd him 10 the
"Wedding
t:OOfl ()) M•A'l'H
CNrlee end t<Hno« tllllte •n arnotk>nal ••l)el'lenU
w1111e drowning tnw IOf·
rowt et Rot .... bar.
U MOVIE
"Jenni!.,· A Woman·•
SIOtY.. (Premiere) ~a
~h MonlQOmtfY, 8'86-
f()(d 041111\at\. A widow
trying 10 m•k• • Ill• fOf
h4lrNl1 end her Chlfdren
t>ec:omM lnvOIYed In e bll·
ter 11ruggle '°' cOtltrot or
her lete hulbend'• compa.
0 9 HOW THE WST
WAIJWOH
Zeb allamptt to tura a fuo·
lttw ravolutlonlll Into lhe
open by kl<ln1pptng the
men·1l>ellullf\ll mlstrau.
• MERV GAIFAN
Oueeta. Ao<enoa Hender·
llOl'I, Cflettee Grodin, St-
Landelbllfg. Peul L Smtih,
Rici! Moe..
• MAACU8 WELIY,
M.D.
Perent• autter u their aon
und«ooes another ..,.
bectl In hl• ll•IOnO ,,,,,...,
G) THEIHN<UH.AM
PlAVS
·At You Lllte h" .....,..
Mlrren, Angn.,ed RMe.
James Solem. Brian
Sllrner. CUve Francia and
Alch•rd PHCO ... , In
Shllkete>ate't ~lelll and
llghtheerted pley
.. 15. ACAD&IV LEAOEA8
··oon·1:· "Cloud
Mond1y1:· "Floa1lng
Fr .. " Ind "Th1t'I Me ••
t :30 8 (I) WKRP IH
CINQNNATI
Herb beComM MPllflled
from hll wit• Ind begins
pl1nnlng for n11 n-.
IA<ri'!i_inQ bllcflelot kl•
10:00 8 C1J lOU GRANT
The city room learnt ttlat a
redlc;al group II ptenninQ
to kldMP a VIP trom a
con\'9f'ltlon attended by
Lou and othet Trlb exew-
'"'" ea NEW8 Q) NIGHT GAU.£RY ··r11e Little Bleck eag·· A
discredited phyllClln, now
on allld row, 11no1 a Medi·
cal bag !Nit -mll111ken-
ly trlll\tferred trom lhe
2111 oen1ury ~~~1 :""..ewa 11:00 0 8 Cl) tm) HEWS
MAKE ME LAUGH
• MOVll * • * ~ "Oerllllg" I 19"1
~ Ctwietle, Laut9nCe
Herwy. A young glt1 ex~
rlenca• a numb•t ot
rOl'llllntlc tellu<M. ooty to
~ the rei-cted wife
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11:10 DO< CAVETT
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~wt 1 of 5) 11~. ()) AOOK10N) All.I
Aoc:lltord Is 1"'.o fo l>OM
•• en wt c:otMC1cw to buy •
,.,. ICU!lptur•.
8 TONOKT au.t hOet: Bob ~ert
OUHll: H•l•n Ourlay
Btown. Freddy F.nder. e TWIUOHT ZONE
"~OffMNjle" • 0 POUCE STORY
J04I FOf199ter'1 prog. ...
-.Ith ll mentally Ill lugltlVtl II
hampered by a "do II by
,,,. rulea •· ottleef
I THE GOHO 8"0W
GETllMART
Agent 99 ii Mnl IO Cesa·
t>tenca to find the murder-
er of 275 top actentl•ll
11:al. CAPT10NE) A8C
NEWS
12:00 8 TWIUOHT ZONE
··Nervout Men In A Four
Oolter Room .. A amalf.llme
th!« -• -ralleC110n ot htmaelf In • ml110t
• AU'AED HITCHCOCK
PMISlT8 ··s.n Oelenae·· A man kills
• young hoodlum ..no h ..
juat robbed a llQUOt atore.
G) OETSMAAT
MU and 99 er• dltcoYered
as CONTROL IOfllllt while
H11191tigating • C1reu1
12'~. DRAGNET
··The Big l<lda··
• Al.FMD HITCHCOCK
PAE8EHT8
.. The Sorceror's Apprfttl-
tlce" An unft1thlu1 woman
plen• 10 o-t rid ot her hUt-
band wrth lhe help or a
atranded youno man
G) MOVIE
• *'h "Under The Oun·•
( 1951) Richard Conte,
Audf~ TOl19r. A~.
guilty of mul'der, u ..
othef lnmelM In hit plM
lot ll perdorl atW:f I bfllk·
out (Htt.,30mln.)
11-..11• MOYll
• • ''Wiid Aaclrt" (IMe)
feblen, Mlmey Fllt!Mt'.
0 AOAM-11
··Clellt Wllfl A CM!llln"
(Pett I) MllllOy Mid Reed ~ 1M ,_ polloe eoiita
Mlealoner for • trattlo
'<llollltlon.
11:40 8 ()) C88 LATI MCMI **'Al "Mc:Mlllen And Wife:
Aequlefn For A Brtde''
( 1175) Rock Hudton.
Suaan Selnl JemH
1-8 TOMOMOW 0.-ta; vtnuoao vlONniet
IUhllll Pertrnan; llU!Mf end
playwrigh1 Gore Vldel.
• DO< VAN DYKE
RoO •-10 11111• care of Budd';'e doO tor Ille WMk·
end.
I lOWDPEn'I
1'1J7 CHEAP SHOW
1:IO HEWS
2:00 HEWS
OETllMAAT
Milli, 99 and Harry H'lO tre
lal1 on a ~eel Pac:lflc
ttlanel 10 too« '°' a myat ..
'1ou9 murderer 2;301 HEWS 2:M HEWS
S:OI MOVIE
• •.., "Uncle Herry"
I 1945) George Sandet1 •
Gereldlne F1tzgere1d
4:41 8 8TEVI: EDWAROe
T ue11dof,.#
Doythtte Mot'i'""
AFTERNOON
12;00 8 • * * ··Bettea On Th91<
Toea·· (195?1 Jaanne
Crain, Myrn• Hunter
ID * * ••Blowtng Wiid ..
(1953) Gtry Coooe<. Bar-
bM• Sianwyctc
3:00 (1) •••'It ··Eacape From
FOfl Btavo•· ( 19531 William
Holden, EINl>Or Patker.
3:30 8 • • • ··whO • a--.
Sleeplno tn My Bed?'"
( 1963) O..n Merlin. Billi•
beth Montgomery
f es, Susan, But Can You Act?
By PETER J . BOVER
LOS ANGELES <API Quesuons I probably
shouldn't have asked. Or. "How to Really Ag-
gravate a TV Starlet."
Meet Susan Anton. tall and pretty lad),
described in her publicity sheets as "one of the
most exciting new personalities to hit show busi-
ness in years."
She is also known as a "Freddie Silverman
discovery," the girl Silverman has placed in a
network series called "Cliffhangers."
.,. HMM~ VBE THERE'S an interview there.
Silverman, we know, is the programming whiz
credited with boosting ABC from last to first in the
TV biz. He's now getting his mail at NBC. where
he reportedly earns $1 million a year. Yes. an in-
terview with this Silverman find is definitely in or-
der.
We meet at a Hollywood grill. She orders a
",..,,..,.... .. glass of wine and a crab cocktail. She must be on a
CAN SHE ACT? diet. I order a martini. I'm on a diet, too.
Sun n Anton She is pretty and tall, just like the publicity
----------sheet promised. She says she's going to be in a
Cousteau
Special
OnKOCE
Captain Jacques
Cousteau aids in the re-
covery operations of a
danger lo nearb y
human, acquatic, and
plant life on "Time
Bomb at Fifty
Fathoms."
The "Cou s t eau
Odyssey'' special airs
Tuesday at 8 p.JJl. on
KOCE TV, Channel 50.
In July or 1974, the
Yugoslavian freighter
Cavtat was rammed by
a Panamanian ship at
t he entrance to the
Adriatic Sea three mHes from Otrante.
Tbe Cavtat and its
poisonous cargo -nine
h undred d r ums or
tetr a e tb yl and
letramethyl lead 1otal-
ing 600,000 pounds -set·
tied to tbe Medlterra· nean'a Door.
Whether metabolized
by flab or washed into
the ocean, the lead com-
pound 1 that would
escape from erodlnf
drum• were w b a
Cousteau termed ••a
time bomb," tbe detona·
tlon of whleb would be
dela yed only for an UD·
known period of Ume.
/
movie about a tall woman athlete. She also tells
me about her NBC series, "Cliffhangers."
So far, so good.
I CONFESS THAT I DON'T know much about
her except that she used to be the sexy Muriel
Cigar girl and then the sexy Sanyo girl In com-
mercials, and that she wa.'I on "Merv Griffin" a
lot.
"How did you happen to become a 'Fred
Silverman discovery' and land a network series?"
"Well, I would hope it was because he thinks
I'm a performer or some 11tatus or potential and
Hosts for Oscar
Special Signed
Ja~n and Florence Henderson have
been signed to co-host KHJ·TV's 14th annual
"Your Choice For The Oscars" special.
The special will be telecast on KHJ·TV. Sun·
day, t\prll8, from5to7p.m. wltb a repeat showing at
11:30p.m.onthesamenJgbt,overChanne19.
"Your Choice For The Oscars" was developed
by KHJ-TV 14 years ago and was the first program
to offer viewers the opportunity to vote for their
Oscar favorites. Ove r 850,000 viewers east tbelr
ballots last year for best picture, best actor, best
actress, best supporting actor, best aupportlng ac·
tress and beat aoog •
Ballod will appear hi local newspapers na-
tionally and ballot boxes will again be placed in
Pacific Theaters throu1bout Southern California.
that th-e man believes an me " She seems lo be get·
ting testy. "ll goes far beyond the physical Uu.og l
mean, ldon'twanltogetupset, bull am."
UH-0 11. ·MAVBE I PHRASED tt wrong r try
again. "What I mean is. what had Silverman seen
you do, besides the commercials?"
She's icy. "Thirty appearances on the 'Merv'
show, 10 appearances on the 'Tonight' show ." She
also tells me she was a Miss America contestant.
That's nice. 1 say. "Actually, though. I was
wondering if you've ever done any acting?·•
''The important thing," she says, beginning to
nush, "is that I have people who do believe in me
That gives me SOME credibility. somewhere
along the line." I feel like a bully. But I still
wonder whether she's done any acting.
HER PRESS AGENT INTERVENES. "She's
a talented girl. I mean, she's really. genuinely
talented. When Fred Silverman saw her on the
'Tonight Show,' he said, 'This is going to be the
next big thing on television.' "
I don't doubt that, I tell them. "but like I say, I
was just wondering if she's done any acting." I 'd
forgotten why I even wanted to know. But it
seemed a matter of principle by now .
Her press agent explains that Silverman is
taking a chance on her as a "personality." Miss
Anton just stares at her crab cocktail. She speaks.
"I think you came here with the purpose to ag-
gravate, to Insult, to try to find out why I shouldn't
have any of this happening to me." •
I perceive that I have angered the next big
thing on television. her press agent, too, and I beg
their leave. Still don't know whether she's done
any acting.
~ REO SOUNDS OF 'THE HARBOR
J •
Good S k o fe
Cher Bono All
man roller
skat es a fantasy
number for her
TV special to be
aired Wednes-
day at 8 p.m. on
NBC. Channt.'I 4
It works like a charm. All I have to
hear is the announcer say: "and now a
word from," and I leave the room.
Which means most TV commercials
don't get much of a break from many
women my age, who aren't big TV
viewers at best.
Advertisers know l '11 be there when
their ads run in the Daily Pilot. I
subscribe.
More women tum to the advertising In
their dally newspaper than the combined
day and night audience on the TV tube.
Does that surprise you? Tune in lo the
Daily Pilot.
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