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Home My WebLink About1979-03-19 - Orange Coast Pilots Waddill Said Deep • ID Debt Before Incident MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 19, 1979 VOL JJ. NO II.) SECTIONS. 21 PAGES P ucker Up I O~I' PH"' Pllole 11, GMY A...w.M And th bui-.s on the beak seem ed the least that Josh Martin. 8 .. r ould do for Clancy. a 3-month-old cock atiel who won f1r~t place for best voice last weekend in the pet sh~w at Th~ce Arch Day. A wide variet y of domestic pets vwd for pnzes at the annual show No Swallows Sparrows Visi t Mis sion By Tbe Associated Pr~ Shivering in a chilly rain, about:.> early-bird tourists wait· ed outside the famous mission at San Juan Capistrano al dawn to· day for the legendary return of the swallows. But they spotted only seagulls, sparrows, and pigeons. Pac!Jng cameras, binoculars and food, the would-be swallow watchers eyed the cloudy skies, sending up occa sjonal false sightings. back." said Paul Arbiso, the 83-year-old gardener of the mis- sion. According to legend. the fork· ta iled birds return e very St. Joseph's Day, Marc h 19, to the mission in this rustic coastal town. Official Ailing LOS ANGELES <AP) -City Council President John Ferraro, who suffered a he art attack in J ahuary, has been hospitalized after complaining or dizziness. Viet Talk Sought By China TOKYO IJ\PI China pro· posed today that Vietnam open peace talks March 28, five days a fter the date proposed by Viet· nam. to restore normal relations after their four-week border war. China 's offi cia l Xinhua ( ll s inhua I ne ws agency re· ported. Xinhua s aid t he C hinese Foreign Ministry sent a note to t h e Vi e tnamese F oreign Ministry proposing that vice foreign ministers from each gov- ernme nt meet on a rotating basis in Hanoi and Peking. The note said the Chinese gov crnment was prepared to send Vice Foreign Minist e r Han Nianlong <Ha n N1en·lung 1 to llanoi for the fi rs t round of talks .. to show the sincere desire to the Chinese side.·· China proposed that t heir r epresent at iv es di sc u ss "measures for the restoration of normal relations between the two countries and preservation of the t r aditional friendship bet ween the two peoples.·· The note also proposed that they "consult on ways to ensure peace a nd tranquility in the areas along their border and then proceed to settle the boun· dary and territoria l dis putes and that they settle the other dis- putes existing between the two countries," The other chief issues between the two governments are the Vietnamese government's treat· ment or ethnic Chinese residents of Vietnam and the Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia that over- threw a pro-Chinese govern- ment. Vietnam proposed Saturday that talks begiJ'l Jn Hanoi on Frt- (See VIETS, Page AZ) s More Showers Expect~d to Pelt Orange Coast , She~s Noticed Husband,.hunter Ge ts Calls JU LIAN <A P > At least 40 m en have telephoned since she put a notice on the town bulletin board a month ago for a "husband for a good coun- try woman," but she won't say if any was an offer of marriage. M ickey, a 32-year-old mother of three who declines to make her last name public. says the calls have come from throughout California. But none was a "kook call." .. On one date. we drank champagne under the stars, .. she said in an intcr vit>w ··Somt• have been lonely men. and most of them have b<.•cn divorced and have a couple of kids of their own." A local care cook. the five-foot. t hrce·inch l\1ickey said she's enjoying the busy social life as a popular single woman. adding .. , intend to be going out mor e.·· DA.'s Man Tes tifies Waddill in Debt Before Incident? By KATHY CLANCY Oil .. q.11, Pit.I ~Utt Dr. Wi lliam Waddill com pla ined to an Orange County District Attorney's investigator a month be fore he a llegedly strangled a two-pound. 15-0unce infa nt that he was "very close to bankruptcy," a prosecution wit ness testified today. wife were very, very deep in debt." Gier said during Wad dill's murder retrial. "just able to tread water " Under cross examination b~ Waddi trs def ens~ attorney. however. Gier testifil'd the $1.5 million obliftation involved an a lleged forger y of Waddill's s i g n a ture o f a f i n ancial guarantee. Dis tri c t Attorney 's in - vestigator John Gier told the Orange County Superior Court jury Waddill complained during an Interview with Dis trict At· torney Cecil Hicks that he owed $1.S million to one firm , $150.000 to Security Bank and more than $50,000 to the Internal Revenue Service. "He slated that he and his Gier also said 1t was his un- derstanding from Waddill that the physicia n had the $50,000 needed to pay the l RS. Gier was called to the witness st and by prosecutor Robert Chatterton who has contended Waddill strangled the infant known as baby girl Weaver after (See WADDll,L, Page A2> ' 30-year Conflict Ending? By The Associated Press ls raers Cabinet approved the ocace treaty with Egypt today leaving ratif1 eat1on by the b raeh Parhamt•nt a:. lhe only re ma1rung step bt•fon• a h1ston e ~1gntn~ et>remon} tn Wa!.htngton as early as nt"xt Monday l•nd1ng 30 yl'ars of eonfli ct h<'tWl'en the t wo nations T he Parli ament debate 1s srheduled to open Tuesday and the \.Ole may comt• Wednesday or Thur s day J\s with the Cabinet. the Parliament's ap· pro\ al 1s eons1dcred a fore~onc conclus ion. Cabinet Seeretary J\rich Naor ~aid the ministe rs vott:d 15-2 "lo approve the pca<'t' treaty between Egypt and Is rael. tn· eluding 1ts annexes " The Cabinet debated tht.' pact. ('ngineered by President Carter on his Mideast peace mission last week. for fi ve hours before voting. Israel Radio said those castin~ the negative votes wert: Agri(·ulture Min 1 ~tc r Ariel Sharon and Trans port Minister Ha1m Landau. both of whom have been "hawks" throughout the peace process. Mi nor disturbances were re· port ed today in the Is r aeli- occupied West Bank of the Jordan Ri ver . focus o f P a lcstin· ian demands that an independent Pa lestinian state be cstabhshed The West Bank-Gazu negotia· tions are to start one month after the treaty is s igned. <See MIDEAST, Page A2> Coas t Weathe r Bill Smith, publicity director for Mi 11si on San Juan Capistrano, said the swallows had begun their a nnual 7,000 mile flight north from Argentina taler than normal. "We haven't seen any yet. They're probably late. The weather must .,., keeping them date in 1978 :_ 28.10 Inches. the sheriff's Harbor Patrol reg- istered l.11 inches or rain for the storm and 12.57 Inches for the season to this date . Last year at this time the 1auge bad measured 23.48 Inches. Ll:'test Storm Hangs In There C hance of s ho w e r s decreasing to 60 percent Tuesday. Highs Tuesday 56 to 60. Lows tonight 45 to 60 . I NSIDE TODAY Jfl/VE CELUR LE.4KS OIL BOLZANO, Italy <AP> -For the third stral1ht day, oil gushed today from the floor of a wine cellar at nearby O ra and llremen pumped it into tanks. But dreamt of wealth from an oU find quickly faded with news that the oU "81 from broken un- der1rouad tanb posaJbly ln· stalled bJ German troope ln tbil area Dear the Auetrian border durina World War II. A at.\,tbbom storm system that has hlf parts of Orange County wtth more than an inch of rain in the lut three day1 seems cer- tain to Unser throulb Tueeday, the National Weather Service uld. "It wtn be mainly sbower ac· tlvtt y .... they wm be heavy at lim es,'' a forecaster said . "And looldq abead to Wednesday. we Juat can't see any break In lhiJ klnd of ......... Tral'k offl4:el'I lhroulhout the county said motorists had been delayed ln many areas because of minor floodine, A particularly heavy delu•e 1bortly before 7::.> a.m. today brought traffic on the Newport Freeway to a com plete hall for nearly 10 minutes. "But we've had no m ajor prob· le m 1," California Highway Patrolman Ed Sanders said. "II any people have been tale for work today but tbey Sol there.'' The rain aauce at the Moulton· Ni1uel water treatment plant In La1uaa Nl1uel shows that an Inch of rain fell at that lc>catlon during ~ lut th"" days. The new dowDpe>ur brought lhe Aa10n'1 total I 11.01 inches. more than riv~ tr.~ltrs above normal. But the total Ii. aUU well belo., l '\~ flaure r'3('0rded on t.hia Costa Mesa ralnfall figures in· dlcate a total of .65 Inches for t he t hree-day period. The season's total thus (ar as 13.98, well above normal rainfall but well below the total of nearly 23 Inches recorded a year ago. Heavy rain runoff on Fairview Road ln Coeu Mesa caused traf· fie problemt today but no major lnterruptjonl in the now of traf· flc, omen said. HeayY rain ln Newport Beach slowed tramc In aome sectors to a crawl today but a1atn omcers reported no majorlieups. The rain ••u•e maintained by Weather analys t J. Sherman Denny's gauge In Huntington Beach has mcuured .60 Inches for the storm and 14.86 inches for the season to date. Last year at this time his lo1book showed a ralnfall total of 23.82 inches. Road crews WW-king on the c losed no rthbound la ne of Pacmc Coast IUghway near the Bluffs In Capistrano Beach. C8ee RAIN, Page A2) California'& politicians in Socrar'l'W1!to are "'""1ng in more ways tl1en ont. Many hove rurned to jogging to keep /d for the long houri lit· ring in Capitol chombers. SIOf'!I, photoa POQC! 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Ulllll tum ol Otl produ<"tmn ¥\ h»ll II!> P''-' r• \.Olull•1n It HI only 111Jc1l .. 11.:hl s1tuat1on tawhh'r ~fort• lht• full ot th.-!.huh .lfld ttw> .. huld11~11 ol l ran.lun ollhrhh l>t·1• 2\l. Iran p1ov1d1•tf !i Pt'rt't•nl of m1·ru·i1 ., t rudl· 1111 nt•1•1h Hut nwn• th:111 hulf of lr.ir1 .., ml :-ih1pm1·nl' w1•11· of lh•· ll~:ht '""' ,ulf ur vw wt th.al us r\'l .. llvt•I)' t •.u) to turn into .i,t,nltrw JOit ht'l.11 In~ otl * * • Stronge1· En rgy Czar Urg d W i\S lllNGTON (/\P l Con~ rt'!>S aon a I Re pu b llc an learlt.>rs today 1-1ropoRed t·realion or an energ~ ('zar with s weeping powers. say ing Energ y 8e('relary James R. Schlesinger 1:. uncibl<' lo <'UI throui:;h rl'!>ce. and his floust.' t·ounterpart, rtcp. J o hn Rhodes of Ar11.ona, also s a id President Carter s ho uld t'ml·rgc• from today's meeting CARTER, ADVISERS AT CAMP DAVIO-A4 with lop aide:. at Camp David w1lh a plan to lift a ll remaining price controls on 011 and naturaJ ga!> ·'The only way the United St;itt-:. IS going to get out or this t·nergy crisis 1s to produce our way out," Baker s aid lit> !>:mi c•x1sting fr·clc ral con lrnb d1M·ourage the· !-.c•ar cti for rlomc·st1c· eneri.:y su1>Phl's Bakt·r and Hho<lc•!> s aid al a rww!. c·unfc·n·m·t· th1·v arc f1lm g 111 their re:.1K.'<'t1ve c ha mber.. a rC'!-.o-l ut1on uri;:ing the ad· mm1!.lr<1lton tu draw within 90 clays a 11roduction oriente d l'ner gy plan. The plan s hould establish an o Htce of l'nergy administrator with enormous pow<.'r.. and full access to the president, the GOP lcaders said. "Th11; would be a p(•rson with I ht· power to cut through rt'<.I 11.1pe We had lo take the tn· 1tiat1ve because nobody s eems to be mmding the !>lore." Hhodes s aid They s aid thl'Y wt•re making s u ch a propoi.al in light of the complex ft-der al r egulation tha t !>lands in the way of a ll m a1or ener gy pro1t·cls. T he H e publ1 ca n le aders coupled lh<'1r proposal with praise for Schlesinger. publicly dec lining lo Join the bandwagon of those m Congr~!> s eeking his res1gnat1on. "Jim Schl~mger is a com pe· tent. c apable man. The ad· ministration has given him a n 1mpos111ble task . He 's trying an impossible JOb, administering an 1mposMble ene rgy policy laid down by the Carter adm1rtlstra· tlon." R11ker s aid. ·'Schlesinger is doing what hf''!'! told. in my opin ion. The confmuon is not his . . . " Ship in China TOKYO tAPl -An American ship was dO<'ked al a Chinese port today for the first tim e since the communist t akeover of China 30 years ago. More than 200 C hinese . some beating drums and gongs . welcomed the 7,198·ton freighter Lelltio Lykes us It sail('(! Into Shanl(hal ha rbor Sunday with pennants a nd flags waving. DAILY PILOT T•O<-C-10-l•PllOl.-*'lk""'-. ... ...., ,,,. ....... l'Yft ... ,,.... ...... , ,,.°'_ '°"'' P111>11.,..,.~ ~ ... _., _ _,. l)Ubll\ .... _..., "'"''"" ..... , ,.. c .... .. ~ ...... ~..,.,. 0..11. -·.....-8-¥"''-···~ ll•ll••. l•<llN. l ......... ~-c...i"" """'~·--IOfl .. _. ............. ,._ ~··· f,_ "'""""" .............. -IUI JJt Vh•l IHr ....... C.••_..,,~,-.. ,_,. . _.. .. ,.... ... -............ ~ '-"""·~ 1111 • _.,.,,ioo,,. • .,.. r,._ .. _ ,_""""" Ctllt< 'r..:: ... -,.:- ~ ............... -... _. ...... _... ..... CM•t_.,.w~ ... ...... ~ ..... ,, .. ~ .. ..... ...,......... ..... ,,., ...... ..._..._. T11..-,11e(714)__. Cl••-•Mv•t1•c....,. "-'-'<"--- MU.Marfuor Al'Wi ........ Sara Stimson . G, of Helotes. T <'xas. has bi·t·n ~1·lt·<·lt'd by Universal l'H·llirt·~ l o !>lar in a remake of "L1 ltl1· M1 ~ .... M arker," a 1!):11 movll' that ht•lpcd makt· Shirl(•.v 1'l·mpll' f;1 mous Su r;1 was d111M·n m.1·r mon· 1hu11 !>.Of.HI ltttl1· g 1rh ;wro~~ 1 lw <·mml r~ Woman Saved From Choking In Restaurant /\ San ta Ann woman wu~ r r t!d 1led by Nf•wport Ikaeh par amedics today with having the life or another wom un who ne arly choke d l o d eath lh1~ wec·kcnd. Fire departml·nt !>pokci.mun Art Morton sa1c1 medics feel that 1f 1t hadn't bc.·t.>n for Janie llo lmes. that F.leanor O'Bryon. 61, of 101 ShoreC'llH Road, m1ghl have c hoked to death 1n tht• Stuft Noodle restaurant. 217 Rivonude /\vc. F'riday night. According lo Mor ton. Mrs. O' Bryon choked on a mouthful of food a nd stt11-111ed breathing Miss Holmes. 22, who a lso wab dining in Lh<' restaurant, came to her rescue , using lhc llcimlirh maneuve r to d1i.lodgc the food and gel the womun breathing ugum. Paramc di cb t ook Mrs. O ' Bryon to Hoag Me morial Jtosp1tal wher e she was chcckt'd over and released . Four to Face " I.SD Charges In Newport Newport Beach narcotics an vesttgaton1 said they expect to a rraign four men T uesday following their a r rei;ts this weekend on charges of selbnl( LSD. Police Friday booked Billy Hayes Courtney, L9. and Michael Anthony Wa rner, 19. holh or 32071 Pueo Carolina, San Juun Capistrano, aod Wesley Fiori, 19, of 242162 Grus St., El Toro, 00 1uapicion of ('OIUlplr ucy \()sen LSD. Al10 a rrest ed wu David Vlcroy, 24, or El Toro Marine Corps Air S t ation , who was booked o n s u spicion o r possession or LSD for sale . S1t. Ken Cowell 11ld tho men were taken lnlo custody In the San Juan home after allegedly selling unde rcovor narcotics a1ent1 1.000 doaea or the halludnopn . ln.Jmed Boater lavea Boepltal Norm Tup, crew chief on Bob Narmkot'• Slsy Hawka ln th• BulhmUll Grenet Prix off. 1hon DOW't1' boat raft, •• dUI· charpd from Hoa1 Memori1l Hoapltal Sunder after-=~ treated for tnjuriel be 1 when tbe bOllt fttPl*I 1t • mUea per hour durtftl ·the rece Satur· da1 off lbl Orana• Cont. , Bla1ne for Oil Pinch lht• l't11 t111luwnt ur lht•M• exports r111nc ''° top of a f.1cc1 '11on by .., 1wt1 rnh1 ,1 l1111l v1:or h1n1t1n.c h.:M c·1 uilt· 011 oxport.'>to65 percent ul tht•u tutul 11htpm •11ls · 1 n ~''"'' of th\• lo"" ol Ir ;_1niun ex rw•rth 1'-0nllnuat1on o( th ts pollry '4>'111 c0t1l rihuh' to Ith: Jhnormultt y of today's ('rude 011 m111 kt•l"t, "•'>'' <'ll1h<111k 1wtrnlcum ~c·11nJ1rt11st John S1ml)6on. \T llOME, Wllll.•: /\M•:ltt('~NS' ('ARS ar·1· gt•tlinl( bt•lter 11111 ... , •• , U1.111 1·v1·r llnv1·1 i. huv~ IK·en tJl\11114 to tlw roud in ~rcatc•r 11 um ht••' L.1 .. t \ , ... ,. J!J' 1·u11,um1>ho11 roM' :1 1wn•ent 1Jver 1977''i l(·v1 I ... 1"-'H l't1l.1~1· IJl•Hll ~H·Uh r th.rn tht.> trend of Uw past five )"l'Jt ' unouul ~mwth Hut ttw rJW f1•:1111• ... don t kll th•• whol(· tali• Because of an11 pullutll)ll rull''>, mowt 11ew ( ~•r' n inlain l'Ul~1 lyt1<' con verte rs The 1·11nv,·1 l1•r ... <111· de•.11 uH·d I>> le•ad un udarw booslor 1n gabuhn<-. hO 1111111111 .. 1~ ruu'I uM· u111l·a1lt' rt>qu1n• pr 1·n1 11111m i.:1 atle unh•,1clt•cl fuel whwh '' evl'n m ore d1ff1c ult to mJk\• than its low t1•-,1 lirothl'r l>.•nh md for 1111 k.HI •:·•"lt•hnt• ha~ heen soaring ," s ays a ll11nk1•1-. Tru:sl C'o I {'jlOrt 'nMnl( fr lllfl ti bout 5 percent or all 1:a•.oh111· -.olil 111 llfl 1 to :15 p••n •t•nt 111 1978 It I!) expected lo a p 111o,1c•h140 l"'r<'t.>nt hv 19HS " I 111 11 1.1111 I .11J1h l'h1.• mon• 1111lt•J<h·d ~asolin<' manufaclured, ltw 111~1·1 1lw J!,1.,01 1111 .,. ll'ld fro111 .1 IJJrrt'l of crude ml TIO: N1\TION '~ J\IRUNt:S /\I.SO r1•1J0rh'd sharply int•reabed 11 :" ,.1 lw.t v1.•ar as fun·:. plummt·t l·d . and lhl' airlines s t arted buy 111g mun· wt ful'I than ori~1m1lly ordered Hccenlly. howtvN. rn.•n .., fl tRht... h~•vc hel'I\ 1:anccled hecau~l' there ha:.n't bet!rt ('nOUKh wt I 1H'l Lo g11 around T h(• a ir travel boom meant l'Xlra pressun' on U S ri·fanerif•!> On tor' of tf11 s came ris ing de mand on refineries from Lhl.' \'hc·m1culs Jnd plasl1c:s industries for the same raw "feedstock!> · that go 1nt.o gasoline . The refincnc!. already were running at nearly 90 percent of l'U l>:Jl'lly by lalt' 1978 "Unfortunutt.:lv." !>UY'> ~lffilJbOll . "thc·,t· 'trong 1·alls ('0111rui1-d with a pt•nod in whll'h ucc1dcnl!>, mccha nicCJI riroLlt·ms or esscn· t1al m :untcn anc{:" n •ctuccd available refinery capacity Nt:w R F.FINF.Rat:s. WHl<'ll COlJl.D turn out a wide rungc or pro<lut t!-.. ('an ('Ost hundreds or m1lhons of dollurs and wkt• up to f1v1• yt·a,.... tn build S1m1Ji.on ud1h that govt•rnmt•nl air qu;.iltty stand .1 rds, 1•!-.pt.•1·ially th<>!-.•' alon~ thl' East C.:oa!>t. d1M·ouragc the build 1ng of largt· rPfiner11.·!> or :IH l'C'f1nt•rws h utlt from scratch In thl' United Stales bc·tWcf•n .l;inuary 19'M and January 197~. :t7 4.lre s mall. twst !-.Utted for pro· 1luc111g ll'a<lcd gas11h111• and th1· l11';1vy fut·I 0tl uwd hy ut1hl11·., anti 1nduslnJI planl!> The small refmerae!> huve t:.ik1·n a1h<1nlJ~1· ,,f foderal "t•nlltlt: m 4'nts" -payments from refaner!> using luw ro~t .S crude 011 lo rl'firll'rs using expensive foreign crude SEVERAi. ANALYSTS SAY TH•: t·nl1tlc·m c•nts program Jlld othl•r fede ra l n 1l-pr1c1• 1'1.>ntrols havt st1mulat1·d ntl 1mports anll di' .. rourngcd domcst1<· oil deve lopment JUSL whl·n the natwn .., tryin~'. to t•ut use of fort'1gn rn I Tht• s1tual1on m:i,v l'hange ~oon. hov. l•vt·r lfr«cnt actwn h\o tho• l>t·p~trtmf'nt of 1-:n••n(v ha s allt1w(•d n ·f1n1·r'i lo pas!> on to c us tom1•r.., the• ;1cldt·d <'OSI of m aking unl1·a1h·d 1.!:t~ol1n1· Th.ti 111ay add t9 t·t·nh to th1• JJrll·t: of a gallorl of g a'ioltnl' lht· nt·Xl two y1•a r~ •·ro• Page A I RAIN. /. were called on today to remove mud that 001.ed onto the h1 ghw;,iy al the height of the storm. Tr affi c officers said motorl'lt:. were not impede d by the !>ltp page. "Bul we'r e kct:p1ng a ('arcful t·yl' on the i.1tuat1on." un offlcl'r !)C:l tf.I La..:una Bc;1ch reMd(•nts rt· portf'd today that they s p<1lkd two wc.tlf'rspouts 1n the O<'Pan off lh<• Art \,olony nt I h<' he ight of 1J torr<>ntinl down1x>ur Thc.·y iw1d the two !>Pouts rapidly movl'CI south and <1u1ckly d1:.apix·arcd out to sea. The Nat 1onal Wt•athcr &>rv1c<• forcca:.li:r!> said the chance of rain tonight is 80 percent. rr~duc: ing to 00 percent through Tues day Low tonight SI , high Tut's dav 62 with low <'loud rover und plenty of showt·r!>, they i.a 1d. E'rot11Pa~AI WADDILL. • she allci;tedly imrvived an ahor lion two years ago He has arg uc.<d Wadd ill was 1n de bt, was without malpractice· ins urance and feared a lawsuit 1f the infant s urvived lhe sahnl' abortion with bruin damugc. However. d efe ns e attorney C harles Weedma n has main tamed that the 1nfunl was for all practical purposes already dead whe n Waddill e xamined her ut Wes tminster Co mmunity Hos pl ta I. In uddillon he haR called his client "very prosperous " at the lime or the allel'cd murder say Ing Waddill was clearing at INt!.l $150,000 a year from h.ls medical practice. Waddill purportedly had gone to Hicks a nd the distract al t.orney lnvestitcator to complain about a rinanci1I transaction about a month before the alleged stra ngulation • Waddlll's first murder trlul ended latt May when Jurors siod they were doadlockcd 7 t.o 5 an fa vor of acqultling the 43.yeai'-0ld p hy11ician . Pord Bows Out Of 1980Race . TOKYO CAP > -F orm er Prffldent Ford said today he iis not a eend1d1te for the Republican pntidential nomina· lion In 1.0. "In I.he Republican party, we ere not l1ckln1 for candld1te1." Ford told the J a pen Nalion1.t Preu Chlb. "There are m any now, and maf\,Y more will •P pear. I think that'a ,ood .... I am not one of them.' Prevkuly durtq hil vlltt to Japan. Ford r1fu11d to L•k~ h.lm..U out of the 1* race. ManSlwt At Lemoore LEMOORE tAP I /\ man was s hot m th<' blt<'k while trying to dnvt' onto Lemoo n • NH v al /\1r St.a lion without a p a!>!> early t oday, K i n g~ <'nun t y !>lwnH'., orfu·<· rt•pi1rtt«I The woundt'g ra v1"h c·a r drove throu~h !ht• sentry station a nd someone inside the car threw a beer boll le. hitting o ne sentry, dcp· utiessa1d Fire Hits Plant SANTI\ Ff'; S PRlNGS 0</\PJ A fire caui.wl by a rupture 111 a gas line lo u c hem1<·cil solvent IJroc·essin~ furnace rci.ultcd 1n $150.000 damaj.tt! at Prof.luctol Inc .. before firefig hters fro m fi ve cities doubcd the flarneb, of fl c1 als Haid We Recommend. l!J~ because it's the best. Doctor's Appeal Refused Ruling without comment. the U.S. Suprem e Court refu!M..'ffrey R MacDonald of Hunt 1ngton Jlurbour The high court de<"1s 1on ap pears to make 1t c~rt:un thal Mac Oonald . 35. will no w be tned an Raleigh, N.C .. for the alleged 1970 murders of his wife and two young daug hters. MacDonald , who 11; now dlrec· tor or emergency medicine at St Mary Medical <.:enter in LonA Beach, was indicted by a federc.I grand Jury in Raleigh four years ago . T h t.> indictment held h im r(:'l)pons ible for the killings on Feb 17. 1970. of his pregnant w Ire . Collclll'. 24 . and lhc l'Ouplc'!> two c hildren. Kimberly, 6, and Kristen. 3. Military police who rushed lo the n ·Green Ber et Capt. Mac· Dona ld 's quarters at f''ort Bragg. N.C • said the thrc'i! vie· limb had been bludgcont-d to death They s aid they foun d the doc· tor s ufferin g from a knue wound in t he chest. They said he told t hem that four drug-crazed hip· pies had forced their way into his home and attacked him and has family. M arDonald w as booke d on m urd er char ges a s hort t1m1· latl'r But lhose C'har~t·s wt•n • drop1x'<l arter furlht•r anvest1J,ta t1nn Jnd Mad)ona ld was told there would be no court-m artial L.1tC'r. hi' was given an honora bit• d1sc·hargt· from the Army Ml'rht'al <.:orps 'l'lw S uprcm<· Court rull'd una nimously last May 1. after ful· Iv ~tudyan~ MucOonald '!> caM!. 1 hat he could not c hargl.' govern menl prosecut.ors with v1olat1ng his right to a s!>('(.-dy tnal before the trial actually look place The May decision appeared to clear the way for the Ion~· dt:laycd criminal proC'eed111~ But MacDonald's lawyer !.U hM·· que ntly raa~<·d a new claim that the feder a l governmt·nt '!> pros <-' c: u lio n rep rt•!> en I s u n constitut1ona I dou blc. Jt'Opa rdy The 4th US C1rcu1t Court of Appeals reJected the doubh· Jeopardy cla i m lai.l October Mac Donald's st•cond Supre m e Court appeal cont ended that because the 1970 military in· vest1gat1on had ended in ex· oneration. the federal gove rn· ment was barred from prosec ut- ing him. MacDonald's argume nts were ,::rounded in the legal doctrine called "collater al C'stopix·I " f n urging the justice:. lo re1ect Mac·Oonald's appe al. govern m <.'n t la wyer s a r g u e d that bet•ause the doetor couldn 't have hec n con victed during th1.· m1htary invest1gut1on he dad not face "Jeopardy .. "S ince an accused must !>uffe r Jeopardy before he can :.uHe r <louble Jeopardy, Mac Donald's indic tment docs not violate the Cons titution's double Jeopardy clause ... the government :.aid Peace Effort Opens NEW YORK I AP l Diplomats from 11 countr11.•!> a:-. sl·mbled he re to<luy lo try to pre vc•nt the collapse of u two Y<':.t r (•CforL to.guide. th.e So.uth..Afncan t•ontrolled territor v o f Nam1hw towcird independcn.ce throu..:h tn· ll'rnationatly s upe rvised elel" lio ns The meetmg wao; proposed la!>t week after un incrcasl• 111 righting • ............. P~td Prollft-7 Forme r II U D Se cretary Carla llills has been ap: proaeh£'d aboul supervising a f e <.leretl investigation of Prcsid l·nt Cart<.'r 's family peanut business. Shi' 1s now a Washington attorney. F,....PageAI MIDEAST .•• The Isr aeli Cabinet session was largely a form ality. since- each artkle and clause of the treaty was studied and approved' during a half.year of negotia· lions capped l a s t week by Carter's Mideast lirp. bra1·I'!> llaar(·tz nt·wspaper predicted thf• treaty . would win 100 vol(~ in the 120·St'al Pa rlia m ent. or Kne!>set. The date for •.ign1ng h y Is rae li Prime M1n1!>tcr Mt·nachem Hegan a nd E gy ptian J>n·s1de 11l /\nw;,i r Sadat 1s nol like ly to be an· noun<'ed until after lht• v<>t~ Naor :.aid H1·gm would be ac. c o mpanie d to thc s igning cere mony m Was hington by tub senior Cabine t m inisters, forme r Prime M1rustcr Yitzh<tk Rabin. Parlia m e nt S peaker Yitzhak Shamir and oppos ition Labor Party leader Shimon Pe res. P a I ,. !> t 1 n t• L 1 b c r a l 1 o n Oqian1 1.at1on c hie f Vasser· Arafat . 1n a CBS tel<•v is ion in terv1ew broadcas t Sunday, said he would call for an oil emba rgo against the United States at the ne xt high-level /\ra b conference to punish it for s ponsoring the Egypt.'Jsrael settlem ent. He said Carter mediated the agreement because he was "looking for votes ... mainly it is the Jewis h votes ... Pubhcat100 of the treaty text by the l srachs was expected later lo· day. Ji'roMPa~Al VIETS ••• da y The Vi etnamese s aid earlier that negotiation~ could ~gm one week a fte r all Chinese troops left Vietnamese soil, and today Hanoi disputed u Chinese claim that art Chinese troops had withdrawn from Viet· namese territory . Vie tnam also warned China 's leaders not to for get the lessons America learned in the last In· do<'llinu war "L1k1• the Un1t(•d States m l9ti6. Peking I!> asktni; 1beU how t o withdraw from Vietn am without losing fac e." s aid u <'ommentary today in the Viet· n a m cs t' (' o m m u n i s t Pa rt y ne ws pa.,er Nhan Dan. "Thirteen yC'ars later, China is forgcttinl( lhe le~-;oni. <of Ame ri<"an in· volvt•ment to lndorhtna I " AL'S OARAOE 06 FASHION ISLAND NLWPORT BEACH (114 )644 /0JO I ~ 'I i J Today's Closin- N. l'. Stoeks : VOL 72 , NO. 78, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1979 N TEN CENTS , • • Iran Isn't Nt;W \'OHi\ I \I'• M.tn)' or tht• fllOI'> of Amen <'J !> 11171.1 l'lll'rJ:)' n1'111 "'''' t' 111 1)l,u·1• ut home an~ JbroJd l'\-Un tx-ron.• '>Inf•· 10 Ir.in h"<l tl'! .1 111 "'l't•). 'huttlown 11( tht1l nut1on ' 1wtr11h•1un IJru dtH.'llllO •. 1>onw,t 1t• f .ll· l11r-. IOl' I udt• 1 11 CO\ 1 ronmental regulation~. 1 ~1 u y 'lt'm or P• lt'I' 1·1111t1 111, .111d '\UIJ()I)' allo<.·afion ... und 131 boomini: uuto .md .i1r trJH•I l'hl'''' fat•tors ha'c stra1nt.o.d both & l1m1tl'cl W IJ ply Of <.•rudl' Oii J nJ J h m ll<.o.d •mount Of tt>flOIO~ CapaCll)' Ttn: 11<.\NI.\:": Oil. {'llTO•'F • .\ND the s ub:.eq ul·nt rl'!>Ump t1on of ml proclu1·111111 at half It~ prl' n.·' olullon ll'\•cl onh rnadt• u tight MlUJllon ll~hlt!r · .. * * * * • Coastal Gas Prices Soaring PAICE 83 82 819 rro 16 7'19 r (•O 1'> 1aq . r .. o I n<J Jon l 1,.,, J.Y\ 1 11'9 c~ •• ,.. '""" ... "' O••lf Pilot llhulr•l- T HE PRICE WAR Pump figures show the rising price of unleaded gas between December and Marc h at one San C le m e nte service sla· t1on . Four to Face LSD Charges fu Newport Newport Hcach narcotics in· vcslil{ators said they expect to arraign four men Tue s day following their arrest s this weekend on charges or selling LS D. P olice booked Billy Hayes Courtney, 19. and Michael An· thony Warner. 19. both of 32071 Pas eo Caroli na . San Juan Capistrano, and Wes ley Fiori. 19. of 24262 Grass St.. El Toro. on sus· picionof conspiracy to sell LSD. Also arrested was David Vicroy, 24. of El Toro Manne Corps Air Station. who was booked on su s picion o f possession of LSD for sa le. Sgt. Ken Cowell said the men were Laken into custody in the San Juan home after a llegedly selling undercover narcotics age nts 1.000 dos es of t h e hallucinogen. Prices for unlt'adcd gasohnt> increased from one to three cents per gallon during the past two weeks a t more than half the service stations contacted in a Daily Pilot sampling along the Orange Coast. Ac ross·lhe-board s upplier price jumps were passed along lo the consumer Only on(• Che vron station in Costa MeM1 held to a one-cent increase when its price from the supplier went up two cents the firs t week in Ma rch. Service station managers were hes itant to release dates and exact amounts of pcriodil' price increases Five stations of the 20 contacted refused to make any comment about the price escalation. Eight to JO-cent price hikes tn· the past 90 days were the rule. with increases showing a steady upward trend during February after less frequent price rises in January and generally stable rates in the la s t h a lf o r December. Early March was the turning point. A Costa Mesa Union Oil sta· lion m anager says his price for unleaded gas has gone up three cents per gallon in the past two weeks ··1 have lo pass along the in· crease. There's just no choice." he says. A Corona del Mar ~elf-serve station manager la ments that ('O m petition used to hold gas pri ces down b u t s t ation m anager s now a r e "bein g forced by the oil companies to charge more, or we'll go out or business ... A Costa Mesa Chevron dealer wryly comments. "Standard Oil prices always used to be higher but everyone is catching up with Ch evron n ow." His s tation passed along a two-cent price in· ('rease from the supplier to the consumer last week. One disgruntled H1mtington Beach Shell manager says he's had ··so many increases lately. I can 'l even keep track of them." The majority o f s tation managers say they are just as unhappy as the consumer about higher gasoline prices They c lai m inflationa ry pressure . along with hiked prices from suppliers. is putting the pinch on their total business ope rations. <See GAS PRICES, Page i\2) .• Sole Oil ·cut Villain He!or~ llw fall or the shah and the shutdown or Iranian 01lf1elds Ul'l' 26, lrnn provided 5 percent or America ·s crude oil needs. But mort• than half of lran ·s oil sh1pmenLc; were of the "light ... low· i.ulfur vanl'ty that 1s relatively easy to turn into gasoUne . The curtailment or these exports came on top or a decision by Saudi Arabia last year limiting hght erude 011 exports to 65 percent of their total shipments. "In view of the loss of Iranian exports continuation or this policy will <.·ontribute lo the abnor mality or today's crude oil murkets," says Citibank petroleum economist John Simpson AT HOME. WHILE AMERICANS' CARS are gelling better o.uy """ 5utt ~ JANE McLAUGHLIN INVITES FRIENDS TO HER TRIAL Costa Mesa Woman Battles Business License Fee Mesa Woman Awaits Courtroom 'Party' ' By DAVID KUTZ MANN Of ti.. Dally Pilot Staff The invitations have gone out a nd Jane McLaughlin hopes some friends and adm irers de· cide lo come Tuesday That's the day her trial starts in Harbor Municipal Court in Newport Beach. Ms . McLaughlin 1s the spunky and iconoclastic operator of the Mornllgrise Printing Com pany on M"esa Verde Drive East in Costa Mesa. When she opened for business last May, the city told her she needed a business license. But Ms . McLaughlin resisted. saying certain information on t he license application was an infringement on her rights. After nearly a year's worth of wranglin~ that included a 10· hour stay in the Orange County jail for her. Ms . McLaughlin's case finally com es before a judge. And that's where the invita· lions come in. Earlier this month. she mailed out about 35 "invitations" to various busi- ness people and othe rs who have followed her case and who she thought would be interested in the court proceedings .. I'm requesting your presence because I be lieve that you'll have a good effect on the jury." s he wrote .. In addition. l'm quite confident that you'll enjoy the presentation of m y case and the testimony of the witnesses should prove entertaining ." Asked today what her presen- tation will be lik e . Ms McLaughlin hedged a bit. "I really don't want to discu.o;s it before the trial." she said. "That would take away the element of surprise (for the city l. .. mileage than ever. drivers have bee n taking to the road m greater numbers. Last year. gas consumption rose 3 percent over l977's level. a percentage Pomt greater than the trend of the past fi ve years' annual growth But the raw figures don't tell the whole tale. Because of anti- pollution rules. most new cars contain catalytic converters. The converters are destroyed by lead. an octane-booster in gasoline. so motorists must use unleaded fuel. which 1s harder and more costlv to refine that the conventional variety. Many new cars requ1r~ preminum-grade unleaded fuel. which il:> even more difficult lo make than its low-test brother <See '79 ENERGY CRISIS. Page Al!I Appeal Nixed Coast Medic Faces Trial Ruling without comment. th1· U.S. Supreme Courl refused to day to inte rfere wilh tht· s rheduled murder trial or Or Jeffrey R. MacDonald of Hunt ington Harbour. The high court dec1s1on ap pears lo make it certain that MarDonald. 35. will now be• trif'd in Raleigh. N.C .. for the allc~ed 1970 murders or his wife and two young daughters MacDonald. who 1s now d1 rcc tor of emergency medicine at St Mary Medical Cente r 1n Long Beach. was indicted by a federal gra nd jury in Raleigh four years ago. The indictment hel d him responsible for the killings nn Feb. 17. 1970, of hie; pregnant wi fe . Collette. 24 . and the couple's two children . Kimberly 6. and Kristen. 3. Military police who rushed to then -G reen Beret Capt Mac· Do n ald's qua rters al Fort Bragg. N.C . said the three v1c tims had been bludgeoned to death. They ;;aid they found the doe· tor s uffering from a knife wound in the chest. They said he told them that four drug-crazed hip- pies had forced their way into his home and attacked him and his family. MacDonald was booked on murder charges a s hort time later. But those cha rges we re dropped after further investiga. lion and MarDonald was told there would be no court-martial. Later. he was given a n honora ble discharge fro m the Army Medical Corps The Supre me Court ruled <See DOCTOR. Page A2) County to Get More Rain, Forecast Says A stubborn storm syslem that bas hit parts of Orange County with more than an inch or rain in the last three days seems cer lain to linger through Tuesday. the National Weather Service said. AP Wir•pftOIO MUST STAND TRIAL Or. Jeffrey MacDonald Doctor 'J/ ery Upse~'Over Trial Ruling By JERR\' ('LAUSEN Ol 1M Olilf Pilot Slaff Dr JeffrC'y Mal' Donald ol Huntington Harbour. who is a1· <·used or slaying hts sire and lwn daughters in 1970. s aid th•~ morning he 1s "very upset" with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling that he must stand trial .. , ttunk it 's te rrible ... Mac Donald said .. Obvious ly m '.\ double jeopardy rights ha\c been violated I had a trial in 1970 There was a decision that I was not guilty not that then· was a lack of evidence "Now I am forl'ed to :.tand a s econd trial on the :.amt· evidence nine years later 'It's an outrage .. Singer Recovers LOS ANGELES <AP> Singer-songwriter Neil Diamond was reported in satisfactory con- dition at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. where he Is recovering from a 9'r.!·hour back operation Patrol Arrests 22 Aliens on Weekend She is unsure how many who re- cejved invitations can show up for 9a.m . court date . "Most or these people work Ii k e 1 do." s he s aid . She described them as "people I knew who we re genuinely in· terested." Ms . McLaughlin is acting as her own attorney. "It will be mainly shower ac- tivity and they will be heavy at limes." a forecas ter said ... And looking ahead to Wednesday, wc just can't see any break in this kind or weather ... Traffic officers throughout the county said motorists had been delayed in m any areas because of min<)( nOQding. A particularly heavy deTUife s hortly before 7:30 a.m . today brought traffic on the Newport Freeway to a complete ball for nearly 10 minutes. MacDonald said this morning he expe('lS that it wi II cost h1 rn more lhan SS00.000 to defend himself when the trial gets un· der way in Raleigh. "l don 'l have the foggiest idea how I'll get the money .. said the physician. who hasn't remarried following his fam ily's death. Coat Weather Chance of showers dec:reaaiag to 60 percent Tuesday. Highs Tuesday 56 to S». Lows tonight 45 to 60. INSIDE .TOD~ 't' CoU/orrdo'• poUticitlna in Sacronwnto ON running in mort 1q1 fa orw. Man)I hew~ lurMd to jogOUeg to uep /ti Jor ,,., lorlfl ,_,. tit· ting ht CopUol claambera. SIMJ, pltotot Pa,. A7. .... Border Patrol agents said they arrested 22 sumugglers of illegal a liens-two in separate high s pee d c hases-during the weekend and picked up 411 Mex· ican nationals. Special agent John Wesson said 18-year-old Jose Mejia Fregossa was arrested on felony s muggling char1es when he tried to elude lawmen in a pickup truck loaded with 13 aliens in San Clemente Sunday at9a.m. After a brief chase, Mejia abandoned his truck near Avenida Pico and tried to nee on foot. He was apprehended by San Clemente police. Wesson said agents spotted the pickup truck, alle1eclly used in a prevtoua smu11Un1 opera. Uon, on the San Diego Freeway. At about 2:30 a.m. Saturday. a1enta •potted another vehicle bell8"d med ln prevloul ..... Offteial Ailing LOS ANGl!LBS <AP> -City Coundl PNlktent Jobn renvo. wbo suffered a beart attaek ln January, ._ been holp1laliaed afttt complalalal ol dluiMll. gling attempts near San Juan Capistrano. Agents said they chased a heavily loaded sedan at speeds up lo 90 miles per hour until the driver abandoned the auto near San Juan Creek Road. ' She said s he has tried to pay the business license fee several ti mes since last May. but with som e conditions. The city has re· fused to accept t.he conditions. In July. a judge ruled her printing company was operating In violali0n of city law. "But we've had no major prob· le.m s." California H ighway <See RAIN. Page A2> lie s aid his attorne y 1s Bernard Segal of San Francisco "We expecled at some point in the last nine years that sanity would prevail and-I wouldn't have to go through this again ... MacDonald said lbls morning Newport Council Race Raging The battle for seats on t.he Newport Beach City Council is shaping up to be a fast and furious race. even though the election ii 13 months away. Accordlni to political gossip, there are hall a dozen people ac- tJvely committed to runnin1 ln the April, 1880, election and there are at leqt aa many IJiv· lal lbl campmisn ·~· serious tboulbt . "Actually." IPUHd one pollUcal oblerver. Dan Emory, "10me ol time,.,.... have been nmnlnl sbM!e tbe IMt election." Tha eledJoa saw enwlronmen- tall•t·backed caltd.ldatea take t.bree ol four Mata. Combined wltb Paul Ry('koff and Ray , Williams, who were already on the council, the environmen- talists can count on a majority bloc. Their opponents, who are de· velopment oriented, got a chance to flex their muscles in November, defeatin1 the bluff initiatlwe backed by the council majority and thole enviroomen- talisll ln LEAP' <Lett•I Envlron· mental Analyals Fund ) and SPON <Stop Pollutin1 Our Newport). Tlae LEAP'·SPON 1roup'1 etron1 polM la tbe lut ~il elecUoa wu t1'9lr reclnd or· 1aal1allon. The development 1roup '1 llnnl'b la def•atlna tbe bluff iniU.Uve wu money. ' Clearly, the llne has been drawn for the next political bat· Ue. The three seats open in the 1980 election will include the Second District scat now held by Don Mcinnis, the Fifth District seat of Ryckoff and Wlltlams' aeat in the Seventh District. Jn Newport, councilmen run rrom diatriCU but are elect.eel by a vote of the resident& al large. The 1978 election was con· sldered wide open becauae only one tncumbeot wu running. Tbe 1980 race could be the aame. Ryckoff said he 's con· alderifta steppin1 down after el1bt years on the council and tldnnla ls lhlnkinl about caW,n1 ' ll quits after 12 years. WllUams is the only one who apparently is committed to run· ning again. Whet.her or not Mcinnis runs . one candidate in that district is likely to be David Shores. a resi· dent of Newport Crest and the campaign chairman of the un· successful bluff initiative. If Mcinnis doesn't run. rumor has it that Rk hard Clucas. one of his nei1hbors and allies . will run. 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Cl>µt.'t:IUlly IO the Summer Hut bome city officials don't a~rl't' that Scushore ls bc1n~ turned into a bypass Trnrfw t•ng1m.-cr H1ch !::dmoni.ton 11uy' h1"1> C"onvrnced the traffu· 1:. ,..,.... Pagr A I COUNCIL ..• 1n1s't1on1•r and e nvironmcntltl J{'llv1sl Allan Bee k. Bcck d0t•sn't h ve in the d1i. ln<'l, and 1L's l'umorcd he would movt.-1nl0 h11> mother '11 Bu)bo& lslund h<1mt.' to qutlry as a ('itn d1dutl' A noUlC'r nu me mak ing lht• rounds ai. u poHs1blc f"1flh 011> tnt·t candidate 1s Lhut of Tom Hou1>ton. a leade ,. of the Bulbou Ii.land Impro vement Ai.1>oc1a I l()n A ppar<'nlly thf' thought of Sll'twl, l:k't'k and ltouston oppo:o.. mg om· unolher has cau11ed som1· c·o11c1·rn among t•n vironrrwr'1 tnhsts who ure fc:arful a prt1 (lc-velopmt·nt t'und1date could win out if the thrc'f> mt•n :spht up v11tt·i. 11rnong i.u11port1·ri. of the •ar t'ilUM'b T he 11ro d<'YP lo pmt•nt Hiatt· M•1·m 1> lo bt· fo rming les:. quic kl y hul two namc1> t:dkt·d <1l1<1ut lfft• C'hambf'r of Comme rce 1te·tlv1111:-. C'h11:-I lopper ist•vcnth d1st rwt1 111HI Hudy Baron 1 fifth d111tn ct1 t n ·alt'd hy Jlt'Ollk .:111n14 lo thmw ht'ltH'ht>A 'Tht• lricrru· '' not trai vt·llnp ru .. 11·1 llll'rt 1t11ui tJll .my 11lhe·1 H"tldt•nt 1111 .. 1 rt••· I h1• Jtlfle·d llf' 111 OfW 111 thrct-rrwmbt•r11 or lht' UI)" I rafrw A rr.HI '! ('11111 m1llt>t• 1o1.hu h ti .... rN·on11nc11dt·1I .. " 111 ""' ltw 1'1111 n~f'' 'rhP 11tht·r 1-.0 rn1•1J1lll'r .. ,111 C'upt Luu II t•c11•11 or the 11111 t<'e lruH11· d1 v11oon und Gti rry ttohot, u1>1>U1 1oinl lti lhc t•Hy mMnUl(Ct The It i.fhc 1·ommlll4'1' ri•t•om m1•11cte•el thul, 1l l·o11111·1lmun wunl to 1111 unythlnl( to N'Hhoro, the•y ou.cht tu t•lr<'u lult• ll <1ut"1t lon n1111• umonti ur•·• rel'i1de nl11 fl I 'II < '11urw 1hrwn t1f'<•1d1·d lnstt-ud lo huld tlw i\p11I :!:i puhll1• ht•u11n~ f'r .. r~ I '79 ENERGY CRISI • • • 'l>t<mand fm nn l•·ud l(ui.c1h111· hu' ht·1:11 ~11urrnl( 'uy-. u Bank•·r .. Trul pt·n c•nt 1n 11118 ll IS t!XJ~l'I Cd to up "ro 1•h 14CI pnc('nt hy I lm5 " Th•• rt>port ll(ftl11 ''fht• m 1111• unlt·u1Jtod .:u1>t1hm· munufocturcd. ltH' lower lht• 1(.1-.ohne· y1t•ltl f1otn u b.irHd or u udt• Oil .. Tiit; NA'l'ION'~ AIKl.INES t\l .. "10 n ·1>11rlt•d shurply lll('lt'U'ie•d truVl'I la~I y1•ar .ab (Mt.'b plurnuwtcd, ~nd the airlines started buy tnlC mort• Jl'I f11t>I thun ori~111ully or dered Recently. however, 1111rn v rll1otht.. ha\t' bt.·t·n r:uwc•lcd bt·cuusc there huso't been enough jt'l (Ut•l lO )(II JrllUnd T ht.· Hll lruvt.'l IH111m nwa111 t•xtra presi.ure on US refineneb On top of th11> ccimc rr:.111i~ ch•mund on refineri<'s from the t•hem1cals urnl JJla:.Ucb 1111lu!\trt<:s for the sumt• raw 'fccdstocks" thul go 1nl0 .:.1:-.11lm1• Tht· r1·f1n t.'n t•i. al1 e•urly Wt·rt• runnlnu ul nearly 90 µcrc.,nt or l'JJ>U l'1ty hv lute· l!i7R ·unfortunutt'ly " l'lay:-. !'l1m111tOn, "thcM• strong calls coincided with a ix·rrod In wh1d1 an·1d1•nt:., mechanical JffOblems or esscn ual m a111tenancc"' rNIU<'C'Cl J\lallablc refinery capacity. Nt:w ••:FINERIES, WIUCll COULD turn out a Wide rangti or producU., can cost hundrl'cls or millions of dollars and take up t.o five yeurs lt) build S1mp:.on udd:. that government air quality stand- ards, t.'flpt'crally those> along lhc· East Coast. d1scouruge the build· ang of largt> rt:finen e1; or 38 n •ftneries hu1lt from bCratt'h IO the United Stalt.'S between January 1!174 uod January 1!178, 37 are small, bcst·suih."CI ror pro- ducing lcad(•d gasoline and the hcuvy fuel 011 used by utilities and 1nduslr1al planlls Th'1 bmall rerancnt.·i. h<tvt· l<Jkcn udva ntage of feder al "cntitlt.' m cnLs" paymc nlb from refiners usmg low-co11t U.S. crude 011 lo n·fin..r:-. usinl( t•x ix·n:.lvc foreign crude. SF:VF.RAI. ANt\l.VSTS SA V THE ent1th:me nts program :.incl othn frderul oil·Pri<'<' Mntrol:. have stimul11lcd otl imports and dtS· <·ourag(-d dom<'11li<' oil devt·lopmcot just when the nut1on is trymg to cut ww of forc•1gn oil Tht• situation may <'hani;it· soon, however Recent action· by the Ucparlnwn1 ur Energy ha-. ullowed refiners to pass on to customt·r~ the uddcd <·0111 or miJktng unleaded gasoline. That may add rn (•t•nti. lo lht.• p rl<'e of lJ gallon or gasoline the next two ycur:-.. • • • * * • f'ro• Pagr A I GAS PRICES GOING UP. • p l u1> c·:eui.l n1t lln<'11m rort<Jhl1· 1·u1>tomcr rl'lollons Phil Mc D1111h·I. munagcr or Orck Watson Art:o and Auto Center m Sun Clemente, points out thol as supplier price!> in cr ease. the dt•alt•r also hus to add 1iules w x which 1ncreusc~ the price of gai. t.•vcn more Other !:'.talion manugers suy the incrca.wd minimum wHge, rent risei. and h igher main tcn ancc cxpcnscH are pulling them In a bind. gas, with iwlf serw l'O:.ltng HJ !J l't'OlS Other Coslu Mc1>a sl<it1on ::. · prrt"cs range from H:J 9 cent.-; ror full serve unleaded gu1> lo 7!J fur e.clr-scrve S a n <.:I e m e n l t• s t u t 1 on s averaged 81.9 t.o 8:1 cents per gu llon Ont· P al'1r1 c ('oa:.t l11 ghway s tulion in Ncwp asking 8J 9 per gallon ror unleadrd gas. wl11Je :.inol her Coast IUghwuy dc<1lcr in Corona dcl M ar is t·hurgr n~ rive tt·11t:. per gallon les11 • Suspicious. f .,ire 0.,ly Pie.I \u" ,..,. .. It took Newport Bt·<H:h ltn·mt·n ahout :m minute~ today lo doust-ttw fin· that limkt· oul <Jl 8 :~10 a m 1n an empt) houM· at 127 l2nd Sl I ns p cclor .Ii m l 'pt11n :.CJ1d I hl' origin of thl' fire 1:. und1·1 tnVl'!'it1g:i1 u111 ;111d 111dw<11t-d th at .i1 -.1111 1:-... u:.pt'('h ·ll No 1·-.111 11.11 1• 111 cl;1111 :1g 1· "'"" 11r111wdi~1lt.'l y ,1v<11l:ihlt·. h111 l pion .,;u d the 11·~1 r port1011 ol I he• '\ll lll'l UI ,. \\ .Jl> gullt•CI Cahhie Overcame Fear Bui His Courage Cost lrvi1ie Mari His Lij·e Gt•or~l' llu mb:JU gh Jr of lrvint· stay(-tl at hrs Jflb a't ·a <"uh driver dc:.prl(• lht• rc·;.ir he• t•am1 lo know afln lwmg ruhlx.:d .ii knife•poinl hy pa:i:.c·ngN., more· than u )'C-Jr ugo Thal rl1.>1·1s11m cosl hrm tll' Ille· hh, widow 1>111d lodu)' llumbaugh, '17. d1t·d !-,unda~ 111 u hospital uflt'r be1n1t :.hot 111 llw f acl' M urch 7 h y u nother passenger who <1 pparcnlly wu~ disgruntled uboul lhc SJ '10 faro· he owed the cub driver llambauuh. who lived ul lfO Willo w Trc<.· Lune. lrvrnc. wu:-. ,, driver for lh(• Yl'llow Cah Com pany of Santu Ana On March 7. hc p1ckl't.I 1111 three men ut a Sunta An<i bHr t1nt1 t ook th t.'m lo 1!100 S i':vt•rgn•t•n SL polw1· :-.:11cl 'l'lwn he anno11nr1-d thf' r.er1· llambau~h told offltcr' 0111· of ttw mt•n rPplll•tl. ' Thal writ lw nnthrng ... p<nnlt•1l :i hantlgu11 a rnl s hot hrm 1'ht' thrct.· fh..'CI und !)llll urc lw Inf: HllUJ?ht hy poht•t• llu rnha11~h wa~ ahli· te1 llr1v1• hts <·ah a1111llwr lilut'k. lo w·1 uwuy frum th<.• 1>t·e11c. bt•fcire ht• t'allcd hls dli.putchc r untl 1 cpon 1•ct the· ultuek llis wido w. Do lor1·-. ll.1111 huul(h, 43, :.u1d h1•r hu1>ha111l c1r11\ 1• hi-. e•,1h 1n lt),ir af11•r ,, l>1·1·t•mlwr 1!177 11>hh1•rv 111 wh1t•h i1 m.in a nd •~11 ~om1·11 for l'l'tl hrnr .JI k11il1·11111r1I . Ill lwnc1 11vn hi!\ fare•-. 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M'('OIHI Sup11•nrc C'11 ur1 a ppt•.JI 1·1111le•11cle•r~UllC>n. wife or un~U(' n·-.~rut St uh· S..•1wtc c<J nd 1dcilt· c; 1 I i''t•rS(Uli4m Uut Mrh Ji'c'rA11son r('murn.-. an t•n1g ma hccaui,t: it':. unc lt·ttr wh1l'h dtblnct i.hc'd run from S h e• i ~ s c e n a 1> u p r o dt•v clopmcnt ty1>4-' bl'cau11e her hui.bund IS founder or CEEEO 1Cou111'1 I for En v Iron mc nt. l':m ploymc•n l . Ei·onomy <ind OPvclopmcnl) Nearly ull iit<1tion m «Jnui<erb bJ umc the oil -companlPS for ex <'ess1vc profi t Lakin~ and do not foresee ~a:sollnt· pnccs slab1llz ing In the near ruture. One Shell dealer, who doei. not want t.o bt• ldcnlllifld, sUyb, ''Tht• M1 called ·oil rnsib · h a:-. nothing to do with prrct· increases. It 's Just a m oneymaking move on the part of the 011 companies." Teddy, Trudeau Tkd? \ , • .,, 1g.1IHlll had l'IHlt·cl Ill l'X 11n1·r1111or1 1111• fc•m•ritl g11v1·r11 m• nl v. ,,.. h.11 11•11 rr11111 p111:.t·1·u1 111g h1111 M :wl>t111:d11' .... 1111umn1"' wen· 1·1111u11l1·d 111 llw l•·1•.tl 11111'11 inc Council wat,·hcrs aurcc that hot1 th uf cundidw tc11 urc likely to (·omc and go before next Avril, but the one thing that's certain 111 that It will Uc a hnrd und 1•xpcru;lvc campaign. Peace Eff orl Opens NE W YOHK IA P I Diplomuts from 11 <'ountrit•s 1111 11e mble<f he re today t.o try to pre vt•nl lht' collapse of u two· year ~ffort to guide the South African controlled territory or Namibia toward independence through In lc rnut1on11Jly 11upcrvilrnd ekt· tlon:, The meetfng wa:, propot>t..-d la~t Wt'ek artc r un lncrcw,c in rhchtlng f OftANH COMT " DAILY PILOT '"'Of-°"'" 0•11• ,. ...... ""-··~ .. _, ... H..n ...... ,,h......,_lilf....,0.- ce..t~ ....... ,-~--· ... --.. . ........... d -·· , ... _ ......... c ... . -.. N•""°'l -It, l<...,Ul>Q40ll h <Kl>/Pllull ••1n V•ll•w lrvtM l •twrW ftttMhJIMttf\C-tl A ••"41•• •r...,.....,,..,.,,....,.,_.,.1..,...,._ """'"" ,,,..,w_,.,...,~ ,..,.. ..... ....... , ...... c.u ..... c.i-.... '"'"'""'" .. ..., Ou1M•.v .. •1ec.....,. > Service i.tallon11 rn seven Orange CQast ('itlcs 11how wide differences in the price Of Un· l(•Hdcd ~as. A Costa Mesa Shell station quote:. the highest price at 87 .9 C('nls per go lion for un h.·u<led gus. Another She ll s lutlon an San Juan Cav1 slrano rurui u close second at 85 9 cents per gallon ror "full ·scrve" unleaded f ",.._ Pa .. A I RAIN ••• Patrolman Ed Sanders l'llud. "Many people have been late for work today but they gol lhcre." The rain gauge at lhe MouJt.on- Nlguel wat.er treatment JJlant in La.iuna Niguel sho ws Lhat an Inch or rain foll at lh»J Joculion durlna t..he lul tbrue days. The new downpour brought the 1eW10n'8 t.olad t.o 17.01 Inches. more lh1&n five Inches ubove normal. But t..he total ls still well below the figure recorded on lhh1 date In Un8 28.10 Inches. TORONTO CAP) Maclcun's muguzlnc says in Its cover story that Margaret Trudeau. scpurat cd wife of the Cunudlun prime minister , confided that she had a brier liaison with U.S. Sen. EdwardM. Kennedy . The weekl y magazine r eports 1n ill'I March 26 h;suc that her re porte d affair with the M assachut1cllls senator was one Of the factors ID the distnlegra lion of her murnagc Lo Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Tom Southwick. K ennedy ':. press Hpokesman In Wuishiogt.on, Hwld ; "lt 's completely untrue It's a statement by the author of the article. ll doesn 't quow Mr:. Trudeau dJrectly. ·• Mrs. Trudeau, 30, could Ml tw re ached for comme nt on the article by Judith Tin11on. The magazi ne, which has H circulation or 670,000, did not give a date for the ulleged liaison. It says Mrs 1'rudeuu, who has three children. confided In 1977 that she earlier had the affair with Kennedy. The magazine ah10 s ays the Trudeau11, who separuted In lhe s pring of 1977. attempted a rec * * * Margaret Honored TORONTO (AP) An octivl!1t women's group today named Margaret Trudeau, the estranted wife of the CanecHan prlm t minister . a1 the "HouMWtre of the Year." The Waaea tor Housework Committee plant t.o 1•ther l"rl· day on the 91.ePI ot Parll.n,ent ln Ottawa to 11lui. the »year· · old woman who said a1 1he left Prime Mlni1ter Pierre Elliott Trud11u In um. "I don't w1nt to be a rote Irr my hu1b1nd'1 lapel." Tht committee. which has brantt. In four cltJft, aald In a prtH reltHe toda1 It would Hlrow red l'OMI at U.. doon of Parllament "In def11nee of a tov.mment whlcb want• to keep WOIBlft poor and dependent.'' • The group said milliont1 or Canadian housewives Rllently applauded Mr". Truduu 'is cour11e when 11ht obtained u 1ep1r1tlon from her husband The couple h11vc three children. " ·~IJed brat,· ·neurotic.· 'Hlllah were only 10me of the label• the public conferred on lhr1aret ror st.andln1 up and 11yln1 that women w11nt In depe~o. reapect »nd llvtt of their own," the 1roup uld. "But ~ women are ahiv1y11 bcln1 told that our expoclatlon11 and demancla •re beyond re11· eon.'' lhl 1roup 11ld. tt Hid th1t with the publlct•· lion of her book. "Beyond R•aMn,.. ..,.. Trudeeu II the t1r1et ol new crtttct1m . r on t' ti 1u11 o n I:.-. t w 1 n I <'r u n II enguged a n :trC'htlt·ct lo d1•1>lRn .1 house for them 1n thc Luurc·ntiun mountairu1. Mrs Trudeuu suld lht• 1mm1• minister agreed lo res1 ~n IK'for1· the· reconcllwt1on attempt c·ol lapsed. lht' magazine 1wys Mrs Trudt•uu i.a1d ht•r husband was cxtrC'mt•ly annoyed whe n he found out ahout lht• al 'lcgt>d affair with Kl•nncdy. the· m agazine reporl<'d . u nd -.ht• We Recommend l!JFl.A because it's the best :oq>t'e·ul:tl('d ul>C1111 how I r,101n111 re· • 11 would l>t• 1f K1·nn1·cl y v.(·1 •· 1·lt'<'lt•c1 pn•'>1c11·n1 of 1111· t lm11·<1 Sl uh•:-. and lht• lw11 llat1 lo dl'al with t'Ut'h olhe•I' a ... nal 11111.rl l1.-nd1·r., M al'lcun'!i say:. 11 hu:-. nol n1n f1rmt', "It is d1ffrc·ul1 Lo dt· tt'rm1n<' wh1C'h wu:. 1h1• mor1· m onuml'nl 11I 1nd11>c1 e1111n do 1ni:; It or tulkan~ 1.1 bout 11 , ' e'o11l1•1l e 1111.elt•f,il t•-,lflJllll'I " lfl 111'~1111: 1 lh' ltl'tl 11'1•-, 111 rt'jl't'I M Jl'l1n11:rlcl ., .q11w:d g11ve•r11 m 1• 11 I l.1 v. y1• r '. .11 1: tlt'll Iha I he•e·11111>1• lhe· dul'lor 1·oulltn'I huvt• he•1•11 r·1111\ 11·1 e'unald ':. 111d1rtm1·111 d1w:. 11111 vio late th1· ( 'on1>lll ul 111n ·-. tluulill' J1•11p a rely d.1U1tt', • the gr1y1•rnm1•nt ">atd Al "t(1AHACI 'lh I A!1t HON I! 11 ANO .NC WIJ()IH Bl ACI I I / 1·11 IJ•l4 10 lO ) ' , ·~lfbnd!Y:::.;::=.1.~·Mtw.;;;:;~eh;..;....;.l9~.-1_9_79 __ ~------------0-A_l_L_Y_P_IL_O~T---.tfl-..- More Refugees, bess Money Ex-pected By aE8ECCA HIELM Of .... Delly ....._ ..... More lndochlnest1 refuate~ are I Pffltd 10 now into Orana~ County M il year. but federal rponey provlded to car for their M Atllh and welfare> m ay ~ cut &barply That I th~ toodus1on of a rf' port 1ubmltttd to the county tioor d of Supcrvuwm. by i. ro&b tlon of rounly u..:l'n<' u·l' The 'boa rd orderfd a 11tudy llll$l M •Y ol ~ Impact on county ervk ol more rerua~e1 mak Ina Orana County thd r homt> Jo'rom 15.000 to 20.000 of the 182,000 w•rt me v cllma in lh1• t lnh ed St•l art' believed by of f1clal1 to live tn Oranict Counly Appro.xtmattly 70 perrl'nl of the 50.000 refuaee who ome lo C a lifor nia h ave 11tttled in Orunti:<» Lm, Anticltis und Sun L>lt>&o counllcis . o lrlclul s e11t1mulc onar~ l't'S lht> refugee in- Oux u11 t• "Cahforn1u l11sue." the r 1>ort to thl' sup{'rvl&ors says. J ddlng lhut foderul legislator art' rductant to pay the run blll of orovld Oft SOCIHI bl'rvkes to the> l ndO<'hlnc11t• l.a11l ycur the county sent $7 million for cush asi,istan'ce. O•tly Ptlot Slatt Plloto med ical as1ustance uod sociul services ror the Indochinese, the report says T he money came from county. st Utt' :ind feder al sources. with al m ost $2 million cha nneled directly here from the federal lndochlnese Re fugee Assistance Program. Federal offtclals are propos- ing to cut that program in Oc- tober, county staffers said Inflation Tax Bill Defeated A bid by Assemblywo m a n Ma rian Bergeson to force the state to adjust tax scbeduJes to correspond with the going inna lion rate a ppears to have been beaten by just one vot e. Six m embe r s o f t h e As· sem bly's 13-member Revenue and Taxation Committee voted for the Bergeson bill, AB 276. One more vote would have enabled Lhe assemblywoman to take the measure to the n oor of the Assembly MaJOr problems facing local governments are m edical cure and screening of the refugees. according to the report . Because the Southeast Asians a re unfamiliar with Western m ed ical procedures, lack of un- derstanding by the refugees is a common problem , county of- fi cia ls said. Often, tbe situation is further complicated by the language barrier . However. res ponse by the In· dochineee to programs teaching English as a second lan1ua1e in the county has been &ood. with many or the programs having waiting lists. acCQrdlna to lbe report. Also. the refugees have eager· ly participated io voc ational training progr81DS offered a nd have been able to find jobs, county officials said. APWt.._...l.o DIVORCE NO ANSWER FOR LIQUOR WRANGLE George. Phyllis Evans Will Fight 1933 Law Booze Battle TOURISTS VISIT GREAT STONE CHURCH, DESTROYED BY F.M~~HQUAKE IN 1812 ' "I'm very disappointed." As· semblywoman Bergeson said "The state 1s still overcollecting a nd t he s tate budget surplus keeps growing Wage earners find the mselves pushed into higher and higher tax brackets w he n the actua l purchas10g powe r or the ir salaries may have gone down due lo infla tion. ·· Rather Fight, Than Split? Hopes Run High tor Recon1tructk>n of Revaged Mission in San Juan Capistrano Old Church May Be Rebuilt By WILLIAM llODG E Ol I,. O.tly Ptlol Stall 'Whal was that distant roar'.'" a d 1roruclcr of the doom that i,lruck the jewel of California ·~ missions Oct· 8. 1812. a~ked in ber eyewilnl:!sS account The ~real earthquake CC:t me rolling across the Ci:tpistra no Valle) on a summer like morn 1ng while mass was being celebrated m the C real Slone Church. dcd1('a l e!I o nly si x ~eeks before. .. The 1bcll1 tower touered. SeveraJ persons left ... Mrs . Fre- mont Older's account continues. .. Again the lower tottered. Bells s wayed. tollPd. were silenced and crashed to the earth .. "The door cof the church> had been twisted b} the eart hquake and could not be unlocked. Near- 1) 40 neophytes were buried un dcr the slone a nd mortar of the fallen tow<.'r. · The Creal Ston-.. Church. cen tral sctlini:; in the jewel of mis s1ons. was reduced lo rubble. Several people escaped. but 40 India n converts to Christianity were killed Thal might have been the e nd or it. except for the stream or tourists and residenti, who daily puss the ruins or the once-great chapel. And the vision of the existing rhapel's priest. the Rev. Paul Martin. The local religious leader is invt>stigating the possibility of resurrecting the Great Stone Church In a new location, near the site of the fallen sanctuary. "We 're still e valuating the feasibility and detnils in terms of parking for a new church." t'ather Martin says. "This is a v1s1on that we hope will become a realily." The first step of Martin's in- vestigation inlo another church involved studying historical rec- ords to document as close a s possible the actual appearance of the original Great Stone Church. SwaIIOws Back Mrs. Bergeson said her bill wou ld have totally indexed stale income taxes by adjusting tax brackets upwards with the cost of living each year so l hal wage ear ners would not be forced into higher lax hrackels by inflation SEATILE cAP 1 Ph~lhs Evan:. s:iys :-he's not gt>ing lo give up her husband or her :-lore to satis fy the Washmgton ~lull' Liquor Control Board. Instead. she'll fi~ht Mrs Evans and husband CeorJ?t• de<:1ded to divorce ~cau:-1: the liquor board s aid her Allentown Super.ette's license to !>d i beer and wine would be 1n jeopardy unles~ Ct.'<>rl!e a Teamster for t7 year!> quit hi~ job as a bee r t ruck dn vcr. or Mrs Evan:. :.old the I.tore Birch Arrive on Sclwdule Despite a nod of ~kl•ptlC!-t. thl· s wallows rC'turned to Mission Sun Juan Capistrano a t 10: 18 a.m. to- day. said Mission spokesmen. after braving chilly rain and foul weather in their legendary rlighl from Argentina 1\bout 2.000 onlookers waited as the birds ~ere delayed from their traditional dawn a rrivul. said Mission spokesman Will h.1m Smit h Smith said he never doubtl-d the swallows' return after thl' birds were spotted Sunday about 20 miles south of the Mission near Camp Pend leton . ln lhe wake of scientifi c cries or "chicken feather!>" to the no l ion that the swallows return every St Joseph's Day. Smith and other M1:.s1on officials de· nied that the l'vent was a "m1r;.1 clc" and h1>ll'fi it a s a natural phcnomenon S milh said U S Wil d life Department officaC:t ls and re- sec.i rchers from Nationa l Geo graphic Matwzine h<.tve certified that the swallows· return is not a myt h. Argentine officials have also supported the le~end of thl' swallows. Smit h said. A San Juan Capistrano city source, who would not reveal her name. said simply. "the birds had already ar rived." A modified meas ure on index· ing was passed by the Assembly last year. fl exempts the fi rst 3 percent of inflation. but is only partially doin,:: the job that is re- quired . Mrs Bergeson said. "Say. for example. t hat you get a 10 percent increase." she said .. Actually. you are only getting seven percent because you would be pushed into a higher tax bracket. "My bill would have rigidly tied tax sched ules to the a nnual inflation rate in California and I am surprised that l did not get the kind of support necessary to put the bill to a vote." she said. STATt; LAW FORBIDS AN\'ONI:.: "fi nancially interestl>d .. tn liquor wholesalin~ from hav1n~ -an interest in retail outlets. <Jnd the bo:ird :.aid lh:il included E\'an::. · But. says Mrs Evans. "Why s hould he switch jobs'• That.., nd1culous. It'~<• 1933 la": "ell . th•~•~ 1979 There arc a lot of 1933 laws that need to be changed .. The Evan!>es filed fo r di\Orce Friday. <1 nd s~ud they would continue livin~ together after the legc.il separation. Phyllis. JS. and Georgl'. 44. who livl' an a mobile home. have been married t3 months A LOCAL NEWSPAPER STORY DURING the weekend brought support from all o"er the s late. and the Evan~e~ <'hanged strate~n "We don·t know wh<.1l ~e II du. but we "'II fu.t ht them." M r~ Evans said. Liquor Board Ch<11rman L. H. Pedersen of Tacoma said in a telephone inter view Sonday he does n't want to fight the Evanses. He said he hopes the ~gislature, which meets in special session Wednesday. will change the law Four From Anaheim 'Debbie' Sex Film Trimmed Seven Die in Two Mid,.air Collisiom LOS ANGELES U\Pl 1\ rcdt•ral court iudi!c has banned 1 hose parts of the pornographic fll m "Debbi<' Docs Da llas· "h1ch a llegedly infringe on the u s t• o f u n i fo r m s w o r n b y ch N•rlcaders for the Dallas Cowboys. a National Football LC'a~ue team. New Czar Urged WASHI NGTON •AP • Cong r essional Rt·pu blica n leaders today proposed creation of an energy czar with sweeping p ow('r s . !>ayang F.n e r g~ Secretary James R. Schlesinger is unable to cut through n·d tafJl' pricl' controls on oil and na tural gas · ·T hl' only way the United Stales is goi ng to get out of this energy crisi!> is lo prOduce our way out." Baker said . LOS ANGELES <AP> -Seven p eople. including fo u r from A n a h e im. we r e kill e d in separ ate incidents this weekend when their private planes ex ploded in mid-air. Injured Boater Leaves Ho8pital Norm Teague, crew chief on Bob Nordskog's Sky Hawks in the Bushmills Grand Prix off. s hore POwer boat race, was dis- charged from Hoag Memorial Hos pital Sunday after being treated for injuries he suffered when the boat ffipped at 80 miles per hour during the r:.ce Satur- day off the Orange Coast. Nordskog and Teague were both thrown from the boat but apparently weren't seriously in- jured. Teague was hospitalized overnight for observation of possible internal injuries. T wo teen-aged boys a nd a 34 -year-old man wer e killed Sat urday when t heir privall' plane lost a wing over t he Grif- fith Park area and crushed into a clump of trnes. The dead were identified as pilot Danny Berry. 34. of Ri \C.'rside. Roger Re1b stein. 15. of Riverside and Danny Parmerlc. 13. U.S. District Judge Lawrence CARTER, ADVISERS AT CAMP DAVIO-A4 Lydick issued the preliminary and is s hackled by an "impossa injunction ble e nergy policy .. T h e D a I I a s C o w b o y :. Sc n a t e M i n o r i t ) Le a d t• r Cheerleaders Inc . alleged in u Howard Baker or Tennessee:. s uit agains t t he Pussycat a nd his House c·ounterpurt. Rep He said exis ting fede ral con- trols discourage the search for dom estic energy supplies Baker and Rhodes said ut a news conference they a re filing in their respective cha m bers a r esolutio n urgin g the ad - ministration to draw within 90 days a µroduc t ion -oriented enN~) plan T he plan sho uld estubhsh an office of energy administrator with enormous powe rs a nd run access lo the preside nt. the GOI' leaders said. T he other crash took place Theaters that the fil m infrini:ed John Rhode!> of Arizona. also S unday in the small town of on the use of the cheerlead<.'rs · said President Carter s hould Gle n Valley. Just south of March uniform and falsely representc.'CI e m er ge from today's m eeting Air Force Base. Four Anaheim the main character as a former with top aides at Cnmp 0 <1vid people were killed whe n their mem ber of the group with a plan to lift all re m aining private plane exploded in mid--------------------------------------------- a ir and plummeted lo the ground. T h ey were iden ti fied a s William Ryan and his w ife. Lee. and a son. Jerry Ryan. and his wife. Connie. Their ages were not immcctiutelv available. Witnesse s said t he p lane seem ed to be h aving engine t rouble just before the explosion. dry,es or casual eaddlea by ~ DA's ltlan Te•tifies ~ llli'-\laan I nten:wro11 our moet popu\.ar sed.dl.e..e ,worn with~ or 9fX7t"'t shirt.a; a11 with rubbe.r oolea. Waddill Debt Related B)' KATHY CLANCY oe•D9MY,.....,. Dr. William Waddlll COID· plalned to an Oraqe County District Attorney's lnveatlcator 'a month before be allecedly alraQC)ed a two-pound, 1~ Infant that be -u "very ck>ee to bankruptcy," a proeecutloa wtt- ne111 tesUlled today. Diatrict Attorney'• ln - vestiptor Joba Gier told the Oran1e CounU Superior Court jury Weddlll eomDlalned durtna an ~ with Dlltrtet M· tomey Ced) IDeb &bat ........ 11.S mWiaa to OM ftrm, SJIOtC to Seeurlty 8lllk aad IDON lti0,000 to tbt .............. &emee. "ff ........... , .......... wlfe ..,. v.-, • ...,. .._ ID debt," ow ........... d.lll'• -NbW. 0 jult able to&l'Md ..... '. ' .. Under cross examination by Waddill 's defense attorney. however, Gier testified the $1 .S million oblicatlon involved. an alle1ed forgery of Waddlll's ai1nature of a financial guarantee. Gier allO said lL wes hia un-dentendinc from Waddill that the phyalcian had tbe $50,000 needed to pay the IRS. Gier wu called to the wltness 1taad by prosecutor Robert Cllau.rtm ...., .... CODteaded Waddill 1trancled tbe Intent kDowa • MbJ ..... Weaver after sM aJJeaedly 1urvtved an abor· U.two79anaco. lie bal uped WaddUJ WU U'l dlM. WM wtu..t maJpreetiee m.rante aad feared a lawtuit If tM lafaat mmved tbe 1aUne UorUm wltll bniD dameae. I I However. defense attorney Charles Weedman has ma in- tained that lhe infant was for all practical purposes already dead when Waddill examined her at. Westminster Community Hospital. In addition he has called his client "very prosperous" at the time of the alleged murder say- ing Waddill was clearing at least 1150,000 a year from bis medical practice. w add.ill putportedly had gone t9 Hicks and the district at· tome)' tnvesUgator to con;tplaln about a financial transiction about a month before ttle alleged stranaulatlon. WaddU1'1 first murder trial eftded lut May when Jurors said th•>' were deadlocked 7 to 5 In favor al acquitting the 43·year-old pby••cian. 44 fashion Island, newport center 844-5070 1001 westwood btvd .. westwood village 213-479-7727 A4 OM. v Pt&.dt Mondr(, M9";h II , ,., .. NATION /WORLD .Ju f tin AdDsers Review Energy 'Il1ey'r Back • run BUU.t..,.lN: SAN J AN APISTRANO: Ont•t• 11wuin un th!b St J QM'l>h '.; Ou). the ~wullowio huvt• now11 In tro111 th~ soulh and larn.h--d ht•f"t' ul t~ Jtw~I of th C:alltor nlu MlaalonatlO 18 33a m Alllswt'IJ Ont't' Mll•ln. bowt!ver. 11 couple of debunker!\ ha\lt' come out ol the •oodwork to allc~tte thMt the wa llows r1• turnln1 lo Capistrano on St J oseph'fl Day 1 . imply b myth llere art' a pa ir of Wrona Thinker 1f tht•N t•vt•r wt•rt• couplt> Thoma..~ It llOWt·ll . u prof~SM)r or tOC)log J\ t ('I.\, l'liumed thnt Uw ~allov.1> had aln·ady arr1vt.>d befon· to duy A 1>erond bird uv1mt a llc11edly ilArt.'t.'d with ltow<'ll but ht' ai.ked thut h111 namt• not bt' u:st-d tit• Wil' afruul h'· cl be accused ol 80methin~ akin to declaring that then· l'>n t any Santa Cluus BOTH O F THESt: 'olwullow !\l1v~nt~ 'A i'fl' quoted by tht• As&l)Cl&led Press a1> culling the Capistrano 1>w1.11low legl•nd .. ch1ckenleathers " You are ll'ft wonder ing how the two t·x1x-rt:. n inll' u11 W ASllJ NU'rON r AP I -Pret11· cJ,•nt C.lrlt'r met al CMmp Oav1d toduy with adv1SN S to review tht-adrrum tratlon·s policies on t>ne ray and mn at1on. Carter, Vice President Walwr f" Mondulc und WtJlte Uou e uno 'llblnel om cuals began what wai. to oo u day long 11ess100 ut the• Murme-~uarded retreat In Murylund 'i; Culochn MountalnM ONt: U t ' T l .. : principal Items d ll lht' agt-nda was wha t to do ubout ft-dual price ceibngs on clo rn''"lit"i.ll y µroduced 01 1. whtrh :.trt' mandatory until May J I. then muy be removed or con llnued ut prt•111dent1ul discretion The Wli1H· I IOUl'l' hotly denied u published repo1 t that Carter wa~ virt u.tll y certa in t o t'llmanule these controls and aJ. low the price of domestic 011 to rn~c to world lt•vels "The president has made no dt-<·1s1on on the course of action he will pursue," press secretary Jody Powell said in a statement 170 Killed .. S P ECULATION ABOUT what that decuuon will tM: as Idle and un.lnlormed." Amons those summoned to the meeting were E nergy Secretary J ames R. SChlesinger, Treas ury Secretary W. Michael Blumen· th a l. Labor Secre ta r y Ray Mars hall. Commerce Secretary J uanita KreJ)8 and budget direc - tor James Mcintyr e. Also attending were Carter':. chief anli-inrta tion strat egist. A lfred E . K a h n : C h a rles Schultic. chairman of the Coun- cil of Economic Advisers : White Hou se domest ic poli cy aide S tuart E lzenstat: trade am- bassador Robert Strauss and As· sistant Secrelary or State Julius L. Katz. BESIDE S ENERG Y. t h e agenda was expected to include t he a dministration 's semi· vo luntary w a~e a n d price guidelines. which so far have s hown little effect in the face of an unexpectedly ::.trong business performance . Officials said no hard man· datory the rmo11tat contr ol11 be made at today's session , which instead was to be devoted to tt broad review of current condi· lions . Under discussion were man· dalory lhermostaL controls and a lon g list o f o the r ide a s packaged an a proposed "Ira· nian Response Plan." designed to cope with the pinch o( SUP· plies that Is just beginning to be felt as a result, in part. of the Iranian revolution. Cease-fire Ends 1 Iranian Fighting TEHRAN. Iran (AP I -A cease-fire stilled lighting between Kurdish rebels and Iran's revolutionary government today in northwestern Iran. Radio Iran reported. T he truce. arranged by Moslem and m ilitary leaders ended 24 hours of violence in which at least 170 persons were report~d killed Dmn Gives Wag wi th "ch1ckenfeathers " independently You would figure "swa llowfeathers" would have been more a ppropriate. Anyway, there has a lways been some confusion sur rounding the little birds' return lo the J ewel or the Mis· s ions. The fh~ht rrom Ar~cntina was vun ously described m th<' press today as 6.000 miles and 7 .uoo mile!> M t'unmg som ebody 1s off by J ,000. Al leust you know the birds got 1t right THE MISSION JTSEJ,F was described in d1s1>alch1:-. us being 182 years old, which would not l>qua re with a foundlnA m 1776, which by my c<ilcuJatjons, would make it 203 Anothe r dispatch of some time back s;ud the swallow!> we re returning lo(;aµ1 strano "for the J99th year " YOU AR E l~EFT WONDERING what lhc swift hlllc birds did before then. f'lyon to An aheim., Anyway. the practice of debunking the s wallow1> · return 1i. ha rdJy new Back in 1947. an LA nt-wspapcr said that so many ··scout" birds came in advance of the nock that cvervbody in Capistrano had to admit the swallows had a rrived fou r d ays early In 1969. Mission spokesmen admitted that dense fog J round San Juan Capist rano made it impossible to spot the nock Rut officials carried on. declaring, "We can hear lht•m up lht•rc. on top of the fog . flyi ng and twittering They're sort or st acked up like fog -bound pl:tncs al the airport." St. Joseph's Day was saved in 1969 when 500 or the IJ t· tic sw1flies zoomed out of tht• mists and landed at the M 1s s1on at precisely 9:57:25 a .m. In 11¥74. some public relations genius tried to suggest that the s wullows had bypassed Capist rano and alighted mstcad at Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills. TIOS GIMMICK, however, was prom ptly labeled <iS "nothing but a cheap publicity stunt." Today, however , the swallows have winged home through rain und s torm and all is well at Mission San Juun Capistrano. The populace can continue with its 21st annual Jo'iesta de las Golondrinas. Tomorrow the y will hold a Toddlers Marathon. a race ror kiddies under 19 months old. The toddlers a ren't expected to be asswiftastheswallows. O ne s o u rce reach e d by telephone s aid rebels took over a military headquarters building, the police bar racks a nd the radio <1nd tl'levision stations and were laying siege to the m ilitary ba r racks at Sana ndaj, 250 miles west of Tehran. when the cease· fire was declared "Four hehcoptcr gunsn1ps are s p raying t he attackers with machine.gun fire." the source. ~aid . ANOTHER INFORMANT said the hospital and clinics in the Kurdish town were packed with wounded a nd the r e was a s hortagl' or hlood plas ma. l•'ighting also was repo rted 1r1 towns around SanandaJ. Most K urd s. w ho wa n t autonomy for l hl'ir r egion. belong to the Sunni Moslem sect The Isla mic forces of Ayatollah Ruholla h Khomeini's revolu lionary government belong to Iran 's dominant Shute sect. IT WAS NOT c lear what s parked the fighting. By some accounLc;, 1t was triggered by the appointment of Shiites to key civil posts in the heavily Sunni rc~1on after the overthrow or Iran's mona rchy. 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Khome ini and h1:. rl'volu tionary com mittee!\, howl'ver. are no mon • ~ympathctac to thl· Kurdish cause than the shah was. :.ind t he re have been several clashes between t he Kurds and the army and revolu· t1onary force~. An ymcr~cncy l'rcw wor k<.'tl Sunda> to rt.•pJtr J ruh· bcn zcd infl a ta ble d c.i m tha t collapsed . pouring <in cst1malcd 32 m1tl1on gallons of water into a rc'\1dcnt1al ;in:a of Whc:.il H1dgc. a Dcnv<·r ~uhurb Offitiab werc un· s ure wh<·thl·r a d t.•fccl or vandall~m <.·au~cd the prohlem. which forced about l.~00 rcs1d<·nts temporarily tu evacuate. No one was in1url·d 2 Y eDleni Armies Complete· Pullback ADEN. South Yc·mt•n t Al'I North and South Ycm('n hav1· pull <>d back their troof)!) to 1w;s1t1ons they held b<'for<' the Jall•sl frontier Cightmg exploded lhrc<• w<>eks ago. tht• hl'ad of a n Arab Lt•ague truce s uperv1s1on team 1>a1d today Syn an Gen. Ibrahim Moham mt•d Younis said the withdrawal :-.tarted Saturday and was comµl cted today. five day~ ahead of thl· targl't date "THE COMPLETION OF THE withd rawal so promptly reflects the good will and s1nccrt' desire of lht· leader1>hip of both the Ye meni statl'S and the n!ahzation by them of the gravity of the situation the Ara b wor ld 1::. pal.sing through at this mom ent ," the generaJ said Fashion Island JC Penney Manager Rates The Daily Pilot 'Most Efficient' Charles R. Cartwnght Meneger JCPennoy-Newport Beech "Early in 1978. about one year ago. we made the decision to pl.ace the major portion of our local advertising budget with the Daily Pilot. "We simply felt that this was the most efficient method of re· aching our customers in the local shopping area. ··we ARE DELIGHTED WITH THE RESULTS ! "With the ~ddition of Coast LIFE we feel we are now reaching more customers than ever before. •we are especially pleased with your coverage of local events and local news; both in the Daily Pilot and Coast LIFE. I think this is an important reason why our customers read the paper. and. of course, are exposed to our ads. • "I would also like to thank Art Dawson personally for the pro- fessional manner in which he's handled our account. "We appreciate the good service." Courteous service and advertising response helped JCPenney achieve sales results. To put the Daily Piiot and the select market coverage offered only with Coast LIFE, to work for you call 642-4321 . Oran::a:=.~·::.~:: ::: I •tA I~ I JI -:l-4321 ., .. , .... , .. ·~ ..... , r1'"4 ...................... 1111• .......... e11t ~ ........ ,It 1a Ill M(AllM, l .... 14 .. 1111,..._.., ... ..,.,, -..cMtl ...... -.. """ '"" (8MllllM !IWF. '-----------------------------------~~--~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~--' , , I CALIFORNIA 1-~ Merch tt. 1979 DAILY PILOT Aa Shuttle Delayed By Rain Pipeline On Again?~ Sohio May Reconsider Project EOWAROS AIR fORt't: RASfo: c P) tie•\ ro1ru to liay fort'('d 'IJ>lH'C' f:c>ncy of fklals to poi.tponP &.fl•in the Ion~ <M ~I n1Aht of lh<' sp&rl' Ii h ult h · (.' o I um b 1 t n 1 h I a u n 1• h 1 n .: p u d 1 n ( • a p " C'anavernl. t-•h• Tht Shultlt> l:lnd II ~ Rot-tn1t 747 rt>rty W\'rt" 10 hJVt' takt'n off Of\ ll ( __ sr_:.i_TE_.) 30·mtnull• t est fl1J(hl beron~ dawn. the n head for Florida. the Nnt1onJI Aeronaulll'S and ~pace Adm1m::.lral1on said LOS ANGELES IAP > A Sttindard Oil or Ohio official says the company might re- conside r its decis ion to abandon a $1 billion oil pipeline if all ob· :.taclcs to the project could be removed within six months. But despite assurances from state and federal offlc1als, F. Harlan Fhnt. Soh1o's assistant director of gove rnment affairs. expressed doubts that the re· mainmg permits could be ob- tained and court challenges re· solved in that period or lime . Ca liforni a offi c i a l s in Washington on Tuesday to re- consider that decision In bis telegram. Cranston said that based on the information ~athered during the weeke nd session. "r a m convinced that your concerns over the future of the project may be resolvable ·· Flint explamed that the de cision to kill the project was based on a belief that it would take at least another 11,2 years to settle the litigation even 1£ the compa n y received all the permits still outs t anding. However. Cranston s aid he believed lhe process could go much more quickly with com· pletion within six mo nths "State regulatory officials and key state legislators assured mt' that the necessary steps to s peed fma l approval or the pro1ecl can and will be taken to assure ac· tion 1n time to meet your economic goal::..·· Cr a nslon messaged Whitehouse. I\ MONG THE biggest ob. s tacles re maining are pe rmit approvals from the South Coast Air Quality Management D1!> trict and the Air Resources Board. A problem with the pote ntial for creating a lengthy delay 1s the d isagreem ent b<'tween those two panels over the best method for Sohio to use in removln~ pollutanL'i from the air to com- pensate for the pollution ('reatc.>d by the pipeline. Discussion at the weekend meeting con!irm<'d that that dif fe rence still remams to be rl• solved "lt"s going to be raining qwtt: a bit all <lJ} out there. and 11 might gt•I :.ome :.no" tomor row," su1d Na tional Weather Scrvit'e rorecaster Don DePauw Crep• Tltrrafneftf By Tb~ Assodated Press Cool. c loudy weather, with showers likely ~long the coast was fo recast for Northern California today, with frost likely to threaten agricultural a rea::. early Tuesday CoUared Kerri Payton. San Be rnardino. s its with her dog. Sunshine. who 1s wearing a s pecial collar de~igned to protert his r"l'enlly clipped ears. The dog is a big favorite with children who attend school with Mr~. Kerri's childre n . FLINT a ttended a m eeting Saturday called by U.S. Sen Alan Cranston m an effort to re· vive pl a ns for the proposed supertanker terminal and con· necting pipe system. Represen· tat1ves from government agen· c1es and private corporations m vol ved 1n the project a ls o attended In announci n~ canccllallon last week of the proJec t to ship Alaskan oil through a pi peline from Long Beach to Texas. So h10 c hairman A l ton Whitehouse said regulatory de- lays prompted the decision. 4 Die When Auto Sink.sin Slough Coldest temperatures were forecast tonight for the Paso Robles. Ukia h and Coalinga growing areas. followed by a ~radual warmtnf:( trend as a s low m oving fr ont passed southward. ON SUNDAY. Cranston wired Wh itehouse. as king the company head to meet with him al')d other SACRAMENTO tAPl -Four young people died when their cur plunged mto Steamboat Slough m the Sacramento·San Joaquin Delta early Sunday, a Cahforma Highway Patrol spokesman s aid tod~y. Officer John Rogers said witness heard thf' four . three of the m 20 a nd one 21. pound on the roof or the car before it sank in aboul 20 feet DitWN lt'ounud LOS ANGELES IAPI Two 8 Hurt at Punk Rock Concert of water m the slough southwest of Sacramento. LOS Al'IGELES IAP> Eight persons were According to reports from a dozen pcopll· ROGERS SAID tht' witnesses. arrest<.'<f and a few others rcceivc.'<i minor mjuries among the es timated 600 fans. at teal.I 60 not a family living near the accident wncn police disbanded a punk rock concert in equipped police rushed the crowd without warning s ite. called authorities to alert response to reports that bottle throwing and fight-or provocation. them to the <·rash. but no one ing had erupted. Jumped into the water 1n a The police version differed sharply from ac· Witnesses said the concert was very talm. rescue attempt counts of those attcndinl! the St. Patrick's Day although some violence began about I I P m when He said the best ('hance for few mom<'nt.s before the vehicle sank. with its headli ghts soil on. when the ('ar 's occupants could have push<'d out a window The four n ct1m!> were 1den t1fied a::. Kimbt!rly Cr ane. 20, or Wa lnut Grove: Rt•bec('a Van Dy ke. 20 . of Frc~n o . Mark Gassaway. 21, and Oougl<.i l> Rose. 20. both of Sacramento people were wounded and about 150 dinf'rs dove under tables or ran when a woman opened fin' o n a West Hollywood m an in thl' Old World Rcstaur;tnt in West Hollywood . police said eventatlhe Elks Lodge near MacArthur Park. a man beJi!a n hurling bottles. t>sc ape would have been in the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....:.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Nancy Gannon. 30. was booked for investigation or attempted murder m connection with the ::.hooting after being treated for a gash on her head sustained when restaurant patrons sub· dued her Carter Hit SPORTSCAST ~~~~~~~:~J~-~~s ACTVE NNERWEAR 3 Buri af Gm Rig LOS MGELES tAP > -Three men working on casing a natural ~as stora~e well were m.1urcd Sunda} wht•n a 136·foot drilling rig abrupUy collapsed in a field near Chat~worth M 1chacl SL. Dennis "as on the tower some 20 feet above the ground when it fell. lie s uffered head injuries and was listed in stable condition at Northridge Hospital Two men standing ne ar the s tructure s uffered broi.en bones l....afnE•~a~ FAIRFIELD IAP> Three men held al the Solano County jail. two of them facing murde r t'harges. were sought today arter they s mashed their way to freedom through truck glass and a s t.eel ·mesh grating, authorities s aid Patrick Donahue. 24, of ValleJo Richmond. escaped Saturday by prying a shower pipe off a wall to break the glass a nd pry open the grating or a ground floor cor- ridor window. The third escapee was identified as John Michael Razes. 20, of VaJlejo Society, told a weekend gathering or 1.500 followers that President Carter is to blame for the executions of Ira· nian generals whQ had served the Sha h. Welch said Carter "tricked" the Shah's military leaders into being conciliat ory to the Ayat ollah Ruhollah Khomeini. "Carter killed those m en as surely a s if he commanded the firing squad," the 79-year-old Welch said at the Societ y •s annual dinner here Saturday. Welch aJso accused Carter of tna'k· ing a "slimy concession to the butchers or Peking" in recognizing that government Another s pea ker. former Gov. Meldrim Thoms on Jr. of New Hampshire said Carter "has done more to advance inlerhational Com- munis m than any,. man in the world since Joseph Stalin." Thomson. a Republican who was defeated for a fourth term last year. adde d that the White House. Congress and the Slate De partment are riddled with a "foul breed of Commie-lovers ." • Marri11 Trial LOS ANGELES <AP> - MicheJle Triola Marvin's lawyer says he has up to 20 witnesses \\<Siting to tes tify in the landmark property rights trial involving actor Lee Marvin. OJicano Group Backs U.S. Stance The trial. dealing with the is- sue or property rights or an un· married couple. ente rs its 10th week when testimony resumes Tuesday SAN DIEGO CAP> -A re port that plans are being dropped for a con- troversial fence along the U.S.-Mexico border has been applauded by the Com· mittee on Chicano Rights. Superior Court Judge Arthur Marshall s aid he will give Marvin's lawyers a few hours to wrap up testimony about the ac- tor's finances before officially res ting their defense on Tuesday. He said he wants all evidence in byMarch28. "It was a symbol or racism and op· press ion.'' Herman Baca said of the fence which has been la beled the "Tortilla Curtain." Baca is chairman of the group which he claims speaks for 18 million Mexican·Americans. Rep. Lionel Van DeerHn, D·CaHr .• said the project had been shelved. Books Preserved Freeze.dried Process Su..ccess PALO ALTO <AP> -More than half of 45,000 books Stanford University librarians feared were lOlt to a flood wtU be back oa the shelves next month -aaved by a freeze-dried proceu usually reserved for coffee. ','Tbe l"llults have been excltlna, wben you eonUdtt " bad m .... ol pulpy__.,.... and It looked bopeleu, •• 11ld Sally Bucbanan, boot restora- Uon projec!t librarian at Staalord. •I. llt1CllANAN SAID that IS per· cent ol tbe boob will reappear at tbe lf•duate libral'J once dirt and mud bave been removed. ADOtber 21 per- cent wW need reblndlnl. Tbe Nit - 10 pelftDt -need ....... rtpa1n ucl 1 unaU namw will be repbieed. ''We 11181 lole IOIDe eoven, lNt, tbe paper Ml eome out beautllull1," 111. . waler pc>ured throuih several boles into tbe buement stacks of the Stan· ford library last Nov. 4. or 500,000 books tn thole stacks, 45,000 were soaked. Most of them were claulc1, religion, art, muslc, pbiloMlphy and architecture boob. After the accident, t.be books were immediately frozen , amoa1 vegetables and fruit, at a San Joee ice and storage Orm owned by a Stanford graduate. TllB llOOU aEMAINBD t.her9, untU Lockbeed volunteered to treeae- dr1 tbem in a vacuum chamber that had been used In tralnlng tor space ventures. It took three day1 to ffteae-dr'J each load ol 5,000 books. The pr'OC'9l8 be1aa Feb. 5 and wae completed ll1ttll U, Ill. Bucb1n1n said. Foundations on the go Get into the active life with our new bras and bnefs- made to give the support you need. They're specially designed to cushion bounce. eliminate skin 1mtat1on and reduce tissue breakdown. A. Formfit Rogers Running Bra. Lycrae spandex and nylon with cotton-lined cups. ....-'. White. In sizes 34-38 A, 32-40 B,C, $10 In 32-40 ~ 0, 10.50 Flexnit strelph brief. nylon/Lycrae in h . white. Sizes S,M or L. 3.50 In XL, XXL or XXXL. 3.75 B. Poirette All-American Sports Bra. White nylon with red /blue trim. Sizes 32 -36 A or 32·38 B.C $12 Matching brief. Lycrae spandex. S,M,L,XL. $14 Our new innerwear is cut out for action! Bra & Body Fashions -~ ..... ,,....,.. ..... rtot•sr8dute colleetknl of el111lc1 tllat were Naked .a. a water malD brokl ud Before U.1 return to lbe *'"' April l, tbe bootll .... belnt kept la a a...!""'-~-------"~-...l.,.:.~~:o-:"1---:'~~~:911!11!~~""'~~h:_~~~~=----::----:~~l~ llilll baddlty envtronmtDl 10 tbat tbeJ ablorb mol1ture. • t . , I • - 1-\6 Mondey. March tt. 197'9 Thomu Keevll/£ditor Bctrt>ara Kretb•ch Edltorictl Page Editor o,.nq eo. .. O•••y P••o• Editorial Page ................................................... ~ There's a Lesson In Soliio Incident Th • ampuct uf Soh10 b ·•brupt cunccllat1on or als b11l1on dollur l""Jntt Recach 0 11 t rmanaJ and plpehn pro Jcct is bcm1it d1s(•u M"C.i In tf'cm o( Gov Brown 's polltacal rut ure. th<.' N'Onom1c futur o( the ports or Lon• Beach .rnd la-. Angele-,, lo 5 of $100 ml1Uon ror air pollution dcun ur' fun~. I~~ o( JOb und a number of other JtH>crts, ull important und all pertln nt llut lht•1t•'i. u leM.on tht.>rt• for local govemm~nt l'OUnl w'd r1t v m Ornn~t· County. too T h<.' lcs!\on 1:. th11t tht•rt• re lly Ii!> a limit to tht.' naoncy ~rnd oUwr r'c:,oun·t•is thnt anv irwe tor the butldcr of orw house or 100 the bu1ldt•r t;r one tore or a maJor ofhct> IJuildang c:un afford to n~t. tn bur<>uucratlc ind clslon, f oot-dra..:~111~. confhctrng go' ornm •nta l policies and re ~ulHlions and Jllst J>OhtH'al h., rn~sml'nl Despite .ill of tht• counter c.'loim by the governor und lhtl t-1pokl•smt•n for tht• st.ill' Air K~~ource Board, tht! locul Atr <lu<J ltty Managi-ment District and the Coastal Cumrruss1on. the tlt>ur fact as that there wus no assurance tbat the Sohao permit~ "'ould be as ued an the near ruture lllddl'n m lhl' bombtt~t was the acknowledgement th ttt lhe pt•rrru t~ only "m1Kht" havt! been issued an the nl'ur futun• hardly a guarantet> Thing~ looked goo<l back an August Soh10 had agreed lo a n imaganat1vt! trude-0ff that would have provided $100 rnillion to rnducc refinery air pollution in exchange for presumed pollutants ~•dded by the oil tcrminttl. I( the governmental agencies had proceeded with dis· putch from lhat J>Oint. Soh10 would not have round 1t worthwhile to look for other ways or handling its oil. F'or those city counc ils and other local agenctcs in Orange County who seem to think the re is no limit to the amount or cost they can im pose upon individuals or bus i· ncsses through nitpicking delays. constant rule changes, political postur ing and endless s tudies , the Sohio inc ident ought to carry a sobering message. Today's growth and e nvironmental problems inevitably require trade-offs a nd c·ompronuses. a nd the unwillingness or inability ,lo face up to them is a losing propos ition fo r everyone. As for Gov. Brown. the message seems to be: s pend more time being gove rnor of California a nd less being a µres idential candidate Assessor Needs Help From a county assessor 's viewPoint. turning out lhe 1978-79 assessment roll was a nightmarish task. As a m atte r of fact. in Orange County it was a d ouble nightmare because two rolls were prepared . T.he first w;Js done under pre -Proposition 13 la ws and the second accorcting to the dictates of Pro pos ition 13. And, as the n ew set of rules cam e into play . -;o m etimcs conflicting interpretations were h anded down by the eourt~ and state Board of Equalization. Consequently. a m assive number of corrections have b ·en made and nt>w ur corrected tax bills m ailed lo pro - 1wrty owners T here's notrung wrong with that except County Tax Collector-Treasurer Robert Citron says it's now ta king up to four months to refund overpaym e nts . Citron does n't think tha t 's right and has asked the Board or Supervisors to spend S31,000 to speed up the pro· ces::,. Citron is righl. Taxpayers s houldn't have to wait up to 120 days for the ir refunds. The boa rd s hould give him the mone)' he needs to get the job done quic kly . Streamlining Courts Adminastrators or Orange County Superior Court l<.e st week continued their drive to lower court operating <·osts and improve efficiency. This lime. the court agreed to replace three deputy, sheriffs assigned to c ivil courts with three Jegdl clerks. Jn addition to saving an anticipated $20,000 a year in employee s alaries and benefits. the move is designed to st e p up court efficie ncy. Simultaneously, because the courts involved are con · ccrned chiefly with civil law and routine motions. there is little need to be concerned about the safety factor in· volved in the d e puties going elsewhere . The exchange was o pposed by Judge Walter Cha ranza and endorsed by his fellow judges. While the doUar sa vings involved in the proposal are not great, its acceptance was another indication that judges in Orange County are willing to bend with times by abandoning tradition in favor of efficiency and economy. • Opinions expre11sed in the space abOve are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/Attics B1L II.BOYD Built into the old houses were attics, celrars and trianfular little cloeell under the stain. These no looser 1Sbow up in the sleek new hou1n. Ir you don't U ve in an old oboule, where can you put the Cbrl1tmas tree orna- menti. after the holidays? What do you do with your old 1uJtar? How can you stub a Tinker Toy set, an electric train and ellbt dolla? Reauae Dear Gloomy Gu Everyone in California 1eem1 to fJnd tbe phy1lcally baadieapped parldnc convenient. Everyone but Uae· pb11halh ban· dtcapped. 11.L. '"-· .. ,_..._ ... ........ ., ~· ...... .. __ ., ............ .. ~'l:.'=l"""'. this sounds like one more tic in a DOStalgia convulsion. But the re•s something to it. The new houses aren't built for famlllea, but for occupant.a. Speedy pieces of music like "The Fll1ht of the Bumblebee" have long been conaldered bf laymen as ex· ceedlngly dillicuJt to play. But tbe accomplished musl- cl ans think otherwise, evidently. Moiart hlmHll in fact once wrote: "It ls much easier to play a Uilna quJcldy than slowly. I~ certain passages you can leave out a few notes without anyone's notlctncit." Sand ln the deserts or the Middle East doean'l work any too well in swimmlftl pool lllten. Jt muddJn up or toaae IUcb. So tbe rlcb Ara~ biua Mlp In a 1peelal ruw sand from Sulln, ltqlud. One ftrm there handln lheM liaableordera. Report 11 It hq made a comtderable fortune .... , ...... ol tbeM •and ....... AD aid onlbauCe ID Leaby, Wa111 ., prolalblt1 ••1.0•• Uaere from blowlDI tlteir DON outdoan. . ' Poll Reveals Voter8' Gloom TOftRAN E . <.;a hl Ocllp¥1r over the dl'Cllne of l\mericarn powl'r l'Omparcd lo the Soviet Union "' w tm1stakablc 1n thliJ plt'laannt Lo:c Anaclu1' county uburb o f middle Income fllmlllt"ll wbo a1tve sllghlly mun· thon hulf their votu tu Jimmy (."11rler itl tht1 tt>?G el ('l\On · Uy 111\ wstonl hlllg m. percent, tht• 62 r~1i11 tf'red vo lt•rt. wt: in tervlew{'d with tht" ht!lp o r t•xpert 11 from Pitt Caddell ~ (' u 111 brldgt• Survt•y H \'1't'Ur t'h 'lUtd thut th1• LI S has bet>n Ill S lt!ad y dt>r ltm.• Mon· important lits per C'c nl also a~ref'd that lh1i. perceived dt><'li ne would continue over at lcast lhl' next 10 year~ WHY IS that., "Because . we are letting everyone step all over ui>," a 47·year-old auto mechanic told us. A 24·year-0ld carpenter expressed the same thought differently : "My opinion Paul Harvey ti that the country ts going downhlU " Aulst ed by Caddell field s upe rviaor Lyn Phelps, arnd polls ters Barb Mirabal and Phyllis Barrsh. we found near unanimity in this middle-incqme 1$19,000 average family in· come). heavily while suburb. f'irty voters held that President Carter and his administration could "do a lot more" to main· lain the U.S. position in the world Eight or the remaining 12 voters fell that Carter could do "11omewhat more," if he so de· sired. lo restore U.S. lnOuence around the world. THE DESPAIR surfaced in the follow-up question: The way things are going today, do you think the Soviet Union will be stronger or weaker compared to the U.S. 10 years from now? Of 23 Carter voters. only one had enough confidence in their presi· dent lo answer "weaker " Of the 39 voters who voted for J erry Ford or have forgotten how they voted. all replied that Moscow would be relatively ''stronger" than 1t is today. Not since we started In· tervlewln1 votera nearly HI years ago .baa there been such monoUlhlc agreement on an is- s ue so politically explosive. Significantly, lbe peaslmlsm ex· pressed about tbe Carter ad· mini s tration changing the downward course of American power does not apply to otber major issues facing the pres1 dent -and the voters of Tor· ranee. Asked whether the ad· ministration "can control" tnfla· lion, these voters, by 4-to-l, said Inflation definitely ls controlla- ble and implied they think it will be controlled. BUT ON Carter's recent ef· forts abroad, disapproval out· weighed approval. NegotJations ror a new strategic arms llmita· lion agreement (SALT II) with the Russians got less than 25 per· cent approval, Carte r's conduct during the Iranian crisis less than 20 p e r cent. and his diplomacy on the recent Mexico city trip about the same. Only normalization with commurust China r eceived more "ap· provals" than "disapprovals." The WhJte House is known to be deeply d1stu.rbed by IU own secret voter surveys showing politically damaging concern over the perceived decline of the U.S. The president dispatched the aircraft carrier Constella· tion to the Indian Ocean, wit.bout knowing it.s exact destination Intent on getting a badly needed headline. SUCH IMAGERY is not likely to make much or a dent in the perceptions of the voters here. Those perceptions have con- gealed to a point requiring ex tensive political surgery ··Every administration back to Kennedy seems to have made a decision t.o make our country weaker." a 32-year-Old foreman at Western Airlines said. "Presi dent Carter doesn't seem to be informed about what is going on." We also found a s urprising co rre lation betwee n th e perceived decline or military and political powe r and the decline of the dollar , a coMec- t ion that Gov. Edmund C Brown consistently emphasizes in bis national campaign for a balanced-budget constitutional a m e ndment. "Our dollar is declining." a 51 -year-old line as sembler said. "That is hurting our economy and that is making us look weak in foreign coun-tries. We need a new dollar and a new foreign policy CARTER HAD not le ft for Cairo on his historic peace ml!>· sion when we conducted our in le rviews here. Success in reach· 1n g a peace treaty be tween Egypt and Israel would undoub· tedly have an Q_v,emight impact on perc.'i?ptions or America'-s in rtuence. But 1udgmg from the despair expressed so vividly and Wlth s uch near unanimity by the citizens of Torr:ance, not even an Egypt-Israel peace treaty will be more than a blip in the downwar.d g r~pb l ine or Ame rica's role in the world Thal h e lps expl ain wh y Re publican pres idential can didates are suddenly so interest ed in world affairs Now It's Indoor Air That's Hazardous Governme nt and indus try have spent S67.4 billion on pollu- tion control in eight years -and it did help. The EPA announces mcasura· ble progress. Air and water pollution. most e ve r ywh ere that th ey're m eas ured , a r e m ea s ur a bl y less. Sulfur <liox ide down 17 percent : carbon diox- ide down 20 pe r ce nt , particulates down 8 percent But the government's pollu· tlon measuring Is all done out· doors. INDEED, on "high ozone" days health orricials have urged you to stay indoors. Now we are learning that brea thing m ay be m o r e haza rdous to your health in· Cbarles McCabe doors . When the Clean Air Act was passed by Congress in 1970, It was hoped that eve rybody would meet strict government stan· dards by 1975. Nol everybody did. In fact. the EPA now has de· cided that its anlismog objcc· lives were unnecessarily rigid. This year the legally acceptable safe level or particulate pollu· lion has been relaxed by 50 per· cent. Now we are told that . l2 parts per million ls adequate to pro· tect the public health. FEWER THAN 10 percent or the counties In the United Slates still have smog le ve ls higher than that. But while our government en· ror cers were congratulating themselves. evidence was being prepared for the publication, Technology Review, that lbe air we breathe may be less sale in- doors. Understand, there is no such tbmg as an "average'' person or a n "aver age" house or an "average" anything. Averages are a mathematical fiction. The average American family, for example. consists or a husband and wife and 1.8 children and there is no such family But what these researchers have round is that in many or most homes the air inside is less fit t.o breathe than outside. PARTICULATE pollution an the atmosphere is less apparent across the room than across the street -but it is there. It comes fro m stoves, furnaces and t.obac · co s moking. race powd~r. kitchen cleanser. There is likely a measurable quantity or radioactive radon gas In your home inevita bly created by the decay of radium present in rock, soil and building materials. A single gas stove pilot light can accumuJate in your kJtchen e nough carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide to exceed gov- emment standards. The gas burner will thus create enough "pollution." plus other oxides of nitrogen and respirable aerosal to excet!d government air -quality stan dards in less than one hour! NOT ONLY is the air inside: many houses and commercial establishments worse than out side. but in our determination to save energy m any or us have been very effectively sealing thl' dirty air 111. So next we can exptct a gov- ernment "indoor air quality in· de x" plus a series or federal, state and local ventilation codes And a whole new industry to sell you air tilte rs for indoors. But hold the phone -here is a ne w study by the Institute for Environmenta l Sciences at Louisiana State University say. ing that there may be such a thing as "air that is too clean or water that is too pure." That murky water and dusty air may be good for you! Illegal Alien Proble01 Needs Fresh Viewpoint If you are confused as l am about the problem of people, mostly Mexicans, who are in this country lUega.Uy, then you are plenty confused. The one lbJn1 I'm IUl'e of about the pro. blem ls that it la a problem. Witbln the problem there are a host or smaller pro blems : economic. social . philosophic· al; and molt o f a I I perhaps . moral . Problem s that involve people have 1 way or turn· Ina Into poUUcal problems before they accept their ftaa1 cast, wbich la moral. Rllbt now tlaere doeln't seem t.o be any moral stance at all amonc Amer1c1n1 ID re Mill· lean weca11. • EDCANS don't comt to th.II country .. alnll the plain dtc· tata of our laws beeaue they are defedon or In any 1ubltan· Ual way dtaaff ected wltb their homeland. Tbey come bert beeaue tbtl country la where lb• money ts. They remain in tbis country because nobody feels very strongly about expelling them, and because there are powerful Interests Lo favor of their re· malnlna here. Among these in· teretta are bil farmers, wbo dearly love the low wages they pay to Mexicans; tbe Catholic Church, which considers all Mexicans as part of the papal flock even though they are f)(?l great cburcb1oers as • whole; and Sun Bell poliliclans, wbo like their numbers. THE ONLY potentially formidable oppotlUoa to the u. le1als ii tbe ~ntly aJ'OUled in tereat of environmental ll'CJUJll, who rtplly 1ee uncontrolled ml· graUon u a 1J"9ater threat tban the IO·called "population bomb." A mark of the ll'OWlnl COD• cem about tbJ1 problem l• the 1tatlllical cllche lnto which It has been poured. Only 1 year a10 the pundit.a uaed to gueu there nre "4 to 6 million" U· le11a. here. Lately, Ind for DO 1taU1UcaJ reason I can clteery. tbe flpre 11 ''8 mlWoa to 12 mlUloQ 1Uem." t'l'lloucb many ol tbeee 111"8 Allau and Cart~ bean emlsrea. It l1 llexteam people mean when they a re talk· ing Illegals. ) OUR GVf!-T about the pro· blem may be gauged by the glorloul handle the Carter ad· mlnl1tr1tion bas wished on the lllegala. Now they are "un- documented aliens." Instead of bein1 crlmlna.11, they are now refugees from unspeakable forms of economic degradation. Preaktent Carter waved two wand• al tbe Wegal problem. He named a Mexican-American, Leonel Casllllo, a s com· ml11loner of the Jmml1ration and Naturalisation Service. And be proposed te1i1latlon tbat would crut amnesty to Uleaalt who have been In tbi1 country since 18'1'0. NOTHING MUCH came or eltber move. The leaal propoeal cot nowbere. ln th~ lut Concrett. Leonel C11tlllo baa been teen q more tbe shepherd of the Ulegal1 than their pro· aecut.or. Senior border 11enta are In open revolt a1alnst Leonel C11tUlo. Tbe real probltm, it '"ma to me, ta DOt how we are •otnc to c•t Ule1al alien• out of tbta counlr)', but bow we are lolAI t.o • prevent them from coming in. Border patrols are not only in· humane, they are as clearly in· effective as Prohibition waa in its time. THE BEGINNING of sanity in this matter wouJd seem to be re· cogrutioo of this fact. The Mex· lean UJegal la a person who ls living arid worklna in tbls COUD· try. He is not an unproductive rerugee. He pickl the tomatoes and lettuce and sugar beets of a wide area in the Weal. lt would not be excessive to say that be keeps farming on a lar1e scale 1oln1. For 1 variety of reasom, not excludinl tbe d.l.acovery of vast oll reserveti. we cannot treat the Mexicans as we did the Japanese durinl World War U -by lock.lng them up. Deport&· lion. lt ha1 been proved, mean• nolblna to a determlned Mex· lean, who juat trle1 tbe Rio Grande again untU be make8 it. A1 I aay. l 'm pretty confused about all tbla. If we viewed the problem u one that is not eotnc to 10 away, but atands there watttnc for aolutloa, we micht 1ee our llle1al Mexlcana u another migrant attain of l~•l vttallly that otfen much rtcb· oes1 to our future. CALIFORNIA I NATION c,. ;1Kl4ty. Match 19, 1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 Nallmi's Polltirians Bun for lives SACRAMENTO (AP> J1'0T many a.round the C'ap1tol. th lma1e ol lhe fNHallu111 fal-ut poUUtiao ~anathema Preferrtni to be faal ihelr feott, they lherdo... are 1011ln1. run nin1. lUUng welghb and <'Yelin& to keep their tedentary 1overn ment jot. from scttlln6J In un· nattertna pla«s • .,.ft.£'8 SO MUCH sitlu>M involved ," l arn•:nt s As . aemblyman Jim Elli11. 50. who Joa• about three miles a day ' DllllYl'i ......... "You could ao for wetka without gt'tlln1 ~artbf>al up lo anythinfC d~c:-ent ·'The job Jl.aell 11 a lt!ntlon Job." aaad Aa t•mblym•n Ulll l.anuater. 47, who hu1 ridden about 3,000 miles on his at•· tlonary b1<'y<'le a1nce hurt hypaaa surg~ry m U>'77 "Thia i• lhe typc> of Job wht'rP some day you don t have a minute to your4'ell But for 20 lo 30 m lnute11 evc.•ry d ay. I d o omethtna I en.1oy doing " THE 4% A('RE PARK sur roundlrti th.-Cnp1tol 11t one spot frequented by JOUt'r&. State F lnanre Oi ret'to r Richard Silberman h1a'4 bttn a.eeo pound 1ng the vavt>menl uouod s tate office building in early morning hour. lll\d sa)'s be bas perisuaded Gov Edmund Brown Jr to JOi "on a number or O<'<'as1ons in various parts of the sta te ·'To even Jog sporadically with the lund of h(e he leads lS JOi· ging regularly," S1lbermao i.a1d of his boss. "I think the jogging bas sort or an effect on my mind us well ~ my body," he said. "I feel much better if I can go chargaog out and Joe before I go to the job.'' ANOTHER CAPITOL Park jogger is state Seo. Jerry Smith. who notes that it is "exactly a mile around." and baa compet.td ln elx·mlle races In the San Jose and ~aratota area. ''I RU.UY •£LT A need to get out ol the sedentary We you lud around here." be explained. "l al,ao p&cked up on lbe popular r11e "It bu a very poaiUve '1'fect o n you -not ooly for your br atbinf, reaplratlon. heart aod lep -It 1tvea you a better reelln• about younell and your body .. A not.her exercise enthwslut, wbeo hb schedule permits, b A ss embl y Speaker Leo M cCa rtby. D-San Francisco, who lrles to work out at a local health club al leut ooce a week. SINCE BE STARTED about six months aeo. be bas Joel 10 pounds. Two years ago, freabman M · semblyman Tom Hannigan was unhappy about bis body. He weighed 210 pounds and decided to run. ·'I was 9verweigbt and not feeling as gOod as I should," the Fairfield Democrat said. Today. many miles and two maratbona tater, bt ls a lanky 175· 180 pouoda "and I can eat anytblag." BS :~BE OCT. I Sacramento M ratbon in 3 hours and ao and a Feb. 3 Davia Mara in 3 boun and 11 mlnutea. "My eoaJ. like moet people. is the BOiton Marathon, but I have a qualo/qproblem." That moet renowned and popular or the JI.mile. 415-yard race re- quires entranta to bave complel· ed a previous marathon in less than three houri. 'lberefoi-e, tbe 31-year-Old lelillator can either try to Improve b1a time or wait until be turns 40, for which the qualifying time ts 3:30. The former Solano County supervisor thinks running helps him endure the .. pressure job" of a lawmaker. ' "It's much more than Just staying in good physical shape to me. It's a great release to run. I miss it when I don 'l do it.·' be said. His wile. Jan. joins him for the tbree·mile runs. ASSEMBLYMAN STAN Statham also turned to jogging ~•--' p C tJ for health reasons -a badly de-~ 8 en 08 y teriorated spinal d isc that LONDON <AP> -An ardent bospltallzed him. In November admirer of the late Duke of 1977 be started s pecial ex- Windaor paid $4,100 at auction ercises. dumbbell lifting and today ror lbe plain black foun-~ Jogging, which he calls "racing lain pen be used to sign his ab-from the Reaper." He now runs dicaUon of the British throne. about three miles almost every ··He was a o:t"eat humanitarian, day. e• "Thil ls the year I tum 40," a great romantic," said the and go to flab later. or two. go . "Running ln a park on a clear. dlrecUy to flab... uns moggy day. just after dawt> Freshman Assemblyman Bill -it's the greatest thins in the Leonard calls himself "an at· world." tempted runner ," who had a nice. hilly course established in San Bernardino and is looking for one in nat Sacramento. · He usually runs about a mile and a ball, but like most addict· ed runners, "my fantasy is one day to participate in a marathon.·· "There's a psychological up- lift to Jt," the Republican says. THEN THERE'S another freshman Republican, As- semblywoman Marian Bergeson of Newport Beach. She gels her exercise, she says, "running stairs to committee meetings, running to catch airplanes. nm· ning for luncheon and dinner ap- pointments -running, running, running." 'RUNNING, RUNNING' Newport•• Bergeeon When he's in Sacramento, be runs lhat ooce. twice or three times. Al his Saratoga home, he runs on a track or around the neighborhood. buyer, Richard Revelly, 50, who the Chico Republican said. met the duke once as a child and "The way I figure it. you have ASSEMBLY SPEAKER WORKS OUT AT CLUB again in 1970. two choices. One, exercise now Leo McC•rthy H•• Lost 10 Pound1 In She Month• The Democratic senator bas been running for several years Center of Attention Judy Carter Prefers 'Regular ol' Girl' CALHOUN, GA. <AP> -Judy Carter says she is just a small-town housewife. But because she is both the presi· dent's daughter·in-law and an out· s poke n supporter of the proposed Equal Rights Amendment, she says , she often becomes the center of at- tention. ••1 THINK THERE are a lot of women like me who are basically housewives, but who bave enough education and ambition to want to do something else," the 29-year-old Mrs. Carter said an an interview with 'lbe Atlanta Journal. "I am no different, just more visi· ble," she said. The wife or Jimmy and Rosalyn.n Carter's oldest son, Jack, she has <'8mpaigned widely for the ERA and campaigned around the country for her fatber-in·law. BUT MRS. CARTEB prefers to think of herself as "a nice girl from the Deep South," er, as ber husband calls her, "just a regular ol' girl." She said she never sought the public arena. but when she cam· -~ ......... SMALL-TOWN HOUSEWIFE? JudyC.rter • paigned for the president she was frequently asked to talk about ERA. "I felt that if I didn't , nobody would," she said. "One thing that re· ally bothers me is that the whole is· sue is so distorted, that well-meaning people bave been taken in . . . • •'THE HOUSEWIFE ia the most vulnerable penon. She does not bave a job or career outside the home and so sbe does not bave the protection of law her husband bas. That's a terri· ble bunlen that need not be there and it's important that someone say so." As the daughter of state Seo. J . Beverly Langford. Mrs. Carter said she bas been a political campaigner "for as long u 1 can remember." And DOW that her husband bas an· nounced tentative plans to run for Congress in 1980, hoping to unseat Democrat Larry McDonald, Judy Carter has a new reason to seek public attention. BIS DECISION, which bas not been formally announced, was "one of those inevitable things," Mrs. Carter said. "l am not overjoyed because I know bow much time, ef. fort and harassment a campaign takes." If Jack runs, she said, she will be active in in the campaign. "I know a lot about campaigo.lng, and it's important that I be in· volved," she said. "We have DO in· tention of JOiine tbU race." HUMMINGBIRDS ... EXPOKr DENIED NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. <AP> The Cuban government has refused to let six Helena's hummingbirds, the smallest birds in the world, be export- ed to the Guinness Museum of World Records in Niagara Falls. The bird, also known as the fairy hummingbird, bas a wingspan of 214 inches. A spokesman for the museum said Abdelaro Moreno, president, of the Havana Zoological Park, ar· ranged to ship tbe birds to Canada. but lbe CUban government said the blrds are an endangered spedes. 1bar flge ml be a 0n a $10Jm bn, ... IDUl'ft °' rnDnlt whm imthly Pl)'iibda lft for 11> yaa need lllnl nmey. With rnorti. • an annual pera:nt. a leCmd ~ IDln from age nlR d 14~ Tolal d pay> C.0.111111dll ~-'°"' can ments: $18,631.3).. barrow up to S25.m> m the Call m today to apply, valued~ tune. aid we11 find a way to help. M> faNlS. M> PREPAYMENl'PENALTY. a:YM1~AL CRJDIT CORfORJ\TION al:\ a ftnandal service cl ~Cl CON1W:1 ~ COltJ'CJ\,ATlON A loan of 15.000 and Oftr must be tee:Urcd t:. bJ a combinadon of real and penonal piopecty. • COST A MESA • S'JO E. 17th SI. • 64$.8700 HUNTINGTON BEACH• 16075 Colden W• St.• &'7.ml MISSION VIUO • JU95 Allele Pnwy, Stdte l • 770-9661 ORANGE• llU T ... t c...trr 14.. W.. • • M7.U71 c... &.Mr -....... ,..,... ,_ • c;_, ..... ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;:;._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... vi A• DAIL v PILOT s Monday, Mar~h 19, 1979 Orpluirwd Child . Red Tape Victim C KAWf'ORDVll l.f ... ,. IAl'I F.leven monlh old Anae>I Jaeksoo pla -. on tht• "°''r ot d tu t>•f"!r bc>11M~. unawiut' of lht• bureaLK"rtthC' WHll fort'ln.c lt\f lln ()rphlU tlnd htr JCrlndJ)4ll' nl.I to exi1t oo hudouta and l lH a month ~lllt ~mht>r. An~t-1'" at pf utber shot hllr mother. th4ln turned thl' gun on hhnHH flu• ~rt uppolnted l"rtd utitl Jo~<'•' Jut>k&on. ht•r t:randpurt•nu. a lt•gut ~ard1ans 1'ht' couple. both u1wmplo)'1'\I have two duldn·n Tht•) ll't'c•IH' $120 In food :.lanw~ t•arh month plull Angt>I':. SM monthh ~l'lfun· t•ht>tk WEU'Allt: cwnn l..' u.irt'<-' Angel's cru.t• 1s i.1ad .md uruqu.- but they 11uy r.ht• •~ 1.1 '1r111n of regulatrons She can't get ~1l·1ul "t•runl) survivor's bt•rwhts bt•1·.tuM.' hc·r mother never rontnbutt'(I to tht• plan and her stepfulhl'r wu il not her natural father State cnme v1cltm :. twnd1h are out. It seems the.• ruh.·~ tlon'I provide for victims rl'lult'<l lo perpetrators of cr1mcN BUT K ULES AND regulalJoru. don't carry much weight in the Jackson home. "They've got the very hfe of that child in their hands." ~aid Joyce Jackson. "There's no justice'' Mrs. Jackson, 42, is a nurse·~ aide, out of work because she m JUred her back liflmg a patient Jat'lllon, a '' year old crab fb hrrman, <'lln't fiiJb •A•ln unUI ht· 1 n1 1~1\ $1 ,200 to re1>hu~ ... hla rwsl t'd C'rabtra~ CONCEaN D CIT IZENS .iave t~ family S300 htat wct:k dtt>r o loc•I n w ~1Haper publlttbt-d Angel's story, but they 1.1r~ aWl <'OUnhng on the govern ment without much succes "Ange-I 1s not enutled under the law bttau.sc he la related lo tht> penott who committed the alme," said stale crimes Com m11ss1oner A Morns Bus bia. ··Personally. I thtnk 1t ·s a very ud sltu.alion . She's derinitely a v1ctjm, but there's no provasloo In the law for compass ion. ANGEL'S LAWYEM , Mark Levine or Tallahassee, says he will appeal the ruhng on crime benefits. If successful . Angel rould receive the $10,000 limil awarded to cnme vicllms . But Levine admitted h t ~ challenge is designed to draw al tentioo to the Jackson's pltghl more than anything else. "We wanted to bring all these lo bgbt while the Legaslaturc is here." Levine said. Artist Shows Work Nationally known artist Maurice Gray will ex- hibit 24• pnnts in a s pecial s howing in the Sad- dleback College Art Gallery March 28 through April 20. Gray's prints feature various printing tech- mq ues, including lithography, mtagho. serigraphy, collography and collage. APWI ........ TEARFUL TOT Angel Jack9on Skeleton Ide ntified ClllCAGO CAP> -Another of lh(' 29 sktilelons found at lhc home of John W Gacy Jr. has been 1denl1fied by the county medical examiner. but the re- mains or 15 young men and boys remaan nameless. NATION Resolve That Dispute Small Claims Court 'Comumers' Friend' LOS ANGELES <AP> -Your landlord won't "People s ue someone and they really get into return your security deposit became the cleaners their case and do a great job presenting it, but ruined the drapes. The equally cooperative cleaner sometimes they totally overlook the possibility won't admit any fault. What now! that they're suing someone who won't pay," aa1d One answer la Small Claims Court, where con-Warner. teatant.s argue in front of a judge without lawyers.. The book ouUines several ways to determining There's a new book that tells how to take this if it's worth s uing and also presents various lnc reaal.naly popwar step. methods oC collecting the money. "Everybody's Guide lo Small Claims Court" is ''EVERVBODY•s GVIDE TO Small Claims available for $6.70 from Noto Press, Box 544, Oc· Court" by Berkeley Attorney Ralph Warner gives cidentaJ, Calif. 95465. step-by.step advice on how to prepare a case. bl>w -------------------· lo file lt and. perb&J>S most importantly. how to collect. Small Claims Court, -------- says Warner. provides a ( co~ LJ J quick , inexpensive and 1-. MER uncomplicated method of -- resolving everyday d is- putes. Most cases are bandied within a couple of weeks. he says, the filing fee is only $3 aod you simply tell it to the judge. There are no rules of evidence and no cross-examinations. · ''Small Claims Court used to be a collection court for big companies. but it's really swinging a rouod now towards consumers." Warner said in an interview. PEOPLE do fine representing themselves and more and more of them are realizin& they don't need lawyers." . -Warner says preparation Is 90 percent of any case and urges plaintiffs to get as much documen· talion as possible before bringing a suit. "You normally win or lose before you even enter the rourtroom." Warner said. ··vou NEED TO MAKE THE best case you can. and that means getting witnesses, photos, anything that will help you present your side." Warner cautions, how~ver, that building a case is only the first step In winning. Collection is the key. Roger's~---...... introduces a new concept in plant care ••• for those who care too much! Promot• Growtb •.• supplies~ nutrient§ to promote healthy p&am growth. Providea Oxwen ·• • 10 the Important root areet prewnting root rot, defollullon, and plant death. Preventa Ovnw•tering ... an Indoor plant rood that also supplles the necessary oxygen 10 plant roots. 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TOBIN 1'AIO ·1:, J>t•rr nt of WOffit'n In 1!H8 lwld C'lt.•r1rul Job11 . 18 pt'r('tor\I w ·rt• 11crvH·e workers and 5 pe-rcent wort' manaa N and 1dmiolatrul-Ora, among~r rtn c•on h· 1 t•ncu tllle-en Doors or the NutJonal Con ~res' or Nv1g hborhood Womt'nlrl<' "Most WOIDt'n llrt" Nllll ll a dludvu.otagt>, with moi;t 1tlll ln poorly paid Jo b:s ta11ed ·women's wt1rk ," said Mary E Tobin. regionul udmlnlstrator for the Women's Bureau or tht U S Labor Department "Women·, m di n d rn1ngs ere only 57 perr nt or th•• mt• dlan f>Rntlnt{I! or men," "ht• !llHd Woml•n occounted for 41 1~r c nt of tht.• n.allonal wm k forc·t· or r lo. f' hl 42 m11Jion durin.: ID7K, sh~ •Jc.11d or vurucuJur c;oocern to the Womeon'a Burcu•u was women's luck of ~nomtc Independence, eutd Ms Tobin. She said the bureau was pushing ror equal opportunity In Jobs and "a re· mov ul of lhe stereotyped COD· rc·11t of rolt'll • • AAA aEP belongs to Dave Jones. a sales representative for lbe Automobile Associa· lion of Southern California. It'•_, to put ....... towortc for ,ou. C•ll "'2·5871. M It~. TOBI , l'OK t. dunna u You can cha,.. rouradlnthe DAILY PILOT "Got a problem' Then wnle to Pat Dunn Pat wall cut red IQPt, gellmg th4' aMWeT1 and oct1on Jf')u net.XJ to &olve iMQU&lU?1 m governmenJ and busineu Mail your quest10n.t to Pal Dunn. At Your Senner . Orange Coast DOJly Pilot, P.O Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 As many letters as posS1ble will be am wered. but phoned 1nquine1 or lelteTs not 1ncludmg the reader's full name. address and bwme1s hours' phoru- numberconnot beconsldered. Thaacolumnawearsda1 ly ezcep< Salurdays " l'egcu Ottrr Ba•hl or Ga•bk>! DEAR PAT· I received a Las Vegas vacation offer from Columbia Research Corp'. of Chicago. Supposedly, I'd get three days free at a· Las Vegas hotel. plus a S500 package of gambling benefits for $15.95. Lodging also is oHered in Florida. Whal do you think or this? U. P .. Costa Mesa Hearing about a new mailing from Columbia Research Corp. brings on an instant headache! A VS bas been warning about this offer since 1975 when I.be state attorney general's office obtained a preliminary injunction against CRC and Its presi· dent, Raymond Anderson, t.o halt mail order sales of Las Vegas vacations to CalUomJans. CRC ·ap· pealH the injunction, but the Sao Francisco Court of Appeal affirmed It. Anderson was arrested in II· llnois, charged with criminal <grand theft) and civil offenses, and extradition papers were even· taally signed by the governor of llUnols. Farther le gal d e laying tactics followed. Although the extradition bearing was scheduled for JaJ1Dary, it was postponed until April. Deputy Attorney General John Porter asks persons wbo have been victims or CRC to mail proof or pay· meat and details to him at: Office or the Attorney General, 6000 State Building, San Francisco, Calif. 941H. IJ.S. Flag To B~ E'lolDrt Hlglae•t DEAR PAT: How should the United Stales nag be displayed when nown with the n ag or the United Nations or any other national colors ? I'm in charge of a program at which a U.N. flag wilJ be displayed, and I want to make sure the flag dis· play is properly done L.J ., Fountain Valley Senate BUI 694, which became law when Presi· dent Ehenhower signed It July t. It53, prescribed rales for this. The American Oag ls to be given the position of bonor at all times as set forUI In t~Na· tlonal Flag Code. This means no nag should ever be nown above the U.S. nag. As a general rule, the ·American nag should be on the same level and to the right of the U.N. nag. ,.... M-. Stdler Bet..U.• DEAR PAT: As the mother of a young baby, I was very interested in the recent Dally Pilot arti· cle linking honey ingestion to infant botulism . I'd like to know what the symptoms of this illness are, and when it was first discovered. L.W., Newport Beach Tiie first cHe of lnfaat botalls m was dlagaoeed ID CalUonala l• Febntary 1171. "Floppy babies .. la lilOw medical aa&Mrtties describe Infant bohlllsm vkthna. A fairly l&aadanl prolJ'HsJon of symp&oms la: eo11atlpatloa, ledaaray, poor feeding. swallowing problems, genenl weakness, loss of macle &one, and poor. laead coa&rol. Tiie syndrome taa evoln wltltia a baby In ••J•llere from ab llotlra to eoe weell or more. Me· 41u ap of l.Dfut wleUma la lt weeks. Infant bo&•llam la 1trlklagly different from adult bo&aliam becaue tlle babies 1eem to become ill wlu...t laaytq IDgntecl toataml.Dated food. ~reel Tip Tazallle lte.a"! DEAR PAT. A private club I belong to charges a straight 15 percent service charge as a tip. I notice on my last bill that I paid state sales tax on the tip. ls that proper? T.K., Newport Beach 'fte lloanl of Efpaalba&ioll adYlaea &laat a man· datory daaqe (la J911r eue &ale 15 pereeat tip) Is eoaaklered u pan et &IM Oftl'all prke. Yes, It Is usable a& I perall&. Tim ai. ...W apply to ban· q.U wllere a 15 pereell& 1erwlee e1tar1e la aormal. Ll ... t C..C -s-BeaCer• DEAR PAT: I'm thinking about installing a solar-eneru system Just to take care of bot water, not for beating. Where can I &et some information about what this C08ta? J .J ., Costa Mesa WrMe to &ale &lpertateme.a ., Denaen&a, U.8. Gewera....a Pl'la&ial Offke, Wa.._,._, D.C. --, ... aak for tlle .. Solar Bo& Water a ......... I& ee.ta $1. Tlda boelle& prowtde• a for• fw esct.a&ee el eoeu ... perfwmaaeea and fer a eo•parlMa wltll eoa.ea&loaally fueled .,.. ... ,'I ,/ I ')5 ) ! ........ ,,f Off " •on•"'1 ........ ~ ... ··-..... ....,,. ..... .... .,..,., ... ... ....... ..... . . Two quest~ons to ask yourself when .choosing a , low tar: ··-· -- 10 MG.TAR 0 .8 MG.NIC. #1.··Just how low in tar is it? ---- VANTAGE 11 MG.TAR 0 .8 MG.NIC. , I I .1 ! v1c1movj ! t.' •• lfll'I OJ L._ 11 MG.TAR 0 .8MG.NIC 12 MG.TAR 0.8 MG.HIC. MG.TAR 0 .9MG.NIC. 13 MG.TAR 0.9MG.HIC. 1• i IKCDL} ' ~. . 14 MG TAR 0 .9MG.NIC I ---- VANTAGE MllfTHOl 11 MG.TAR 0 .8 MG.NIC. #2. Can I go lower and still get good taste? Yes. OnlY 8 mg. tar. CU MG. NIC. As low as you can go and still get good taste and smoking · · • Source comparative 'ta( and nicoune figures: FTC Repon May 1978. Of All Br1nd1 Sold: Lowest tar: 0.6 mg.' tar,' 0.05 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette . Golden l.ights1 KlnQa-8 mg. 'tar,' 0.7 mg. nico1ine av. per cigarane by FTC Method . Werning : The Surgeon General Has Determine d That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. f • l \ • I Al• DAIL y PILOT Mond1y, Mitch 19, 1879 - ··t.uropcan~ demand a lot from their cars. and none of them more th an the au tomobile writers and critics, And with a lot of great cars to choose from. tift y-three of Europe's leading automobile writers elected Chrysler\ European vcr~ion of the Horizon as Car of the Year. I 979. ""They ba!')ed their evalu ation on safety, comfort , perfonnance , advanced enginee ring, and value. "Hori zo n's election as Car of the Year for two years in a row (it was Motor Trend's choice in America for 1978) is more than just an honor. Ifs an imponant demonstration of the way Chrysler Corporation is meeting the driving needs we all have today." Dudllc OmniCl2-I aa..,.....1mt11111est..,... ............... Tiu ... Big car.. n11d.,11c car-.. lltrk car.. Ch~1,kr\ projected 1979 acrtl'>\·thc-hoard ;i\cragl.' 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All thi; and 24 est. mpg~.: on <very cnr Ou)'<lcr budd' on Amcnca ~~--------~~,.,--~---~~ • # • ------------------------------------------------· -_ .. _·-·~--1 --_::;__;_-_ --------~~~ ... • r l I. '. ~ • ' ,, . . . l t l .. llllll~•N.s.10.e ... : .·s·t•oc•k•s .... ·c·o•m••c.s ............................................... ~~~----~--.flOrts •Movies •Television Mondrly, M111ch 19, 1970 OAll V PILOT ·~-'-"' UP AND OVER Michigan Slate's Gregory Keiser goes over and around Notre Dame's Rich Branning to score during the NCAA Mideast Re~1onal championship Sun- day. Branning, a former Marina High standout, scored eight points -Keiser Sparkles Spartans' Magic Dazzles Irish INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -An unspoken signal, maybe just a brier glance, and Greg Keiser is on the way to the basket to slam in a lob pass from the m agic hands of Earvin Johnsoo. "We've been playing together for some time now," said the 6-foot·7 Keiser, whose 34 points led Michigan State to a surprising 80·68 victory over Notre Dame in Sunday's NCAA Mideast regional final "ANYTIME SOMEONE'S overplaying me, I make a Uttle eye contact with Earvin. He 's confident that if the ball is anywhere near the nm I'm going lo dunk it, and I'm confident he's going to get it there." The 6-8 Johnson. a sophomore All -American, scored 19 points against the Irish, and bis ball handling ability produced 13 assists, including three lobs to Keiser for slam dunks. "I look for Greg because he's usually quicker than the m an who's guarding him," said Johnson. "I just love to see him dunk. I get so fired up because he hangs so long. It looks just like a cartoon to me." Notre Dame's Irish, who reached the NCAA Final Four for the first lime last year, weren't laughing. And Michigan State's Spartans, whose only other ap- pearance in the finals was 22 years ago, were nearly crying with joy. .. IT FEE.., SO GOOD,'' said Johnson HEATHCOTE ••J can't ten you how good. It's been a . dream of mine to get to the Final Four." The third-ranked Spartans, now 2Hi, will play East regional champion Peon, 25-5, in one semifinal game Saturday at Sall Lake , City. Top.ranked l.Dcliana State wW meet DePaul in the other semlfinal. Notre Dame pulled within seven points, 48-41, early in the final period, but JobDIOD scored 12 points and Kelser 10 from that point on and the Spartans steadily widened the gap. "Our game plan wun't to go inside but to hit the perimeter shots." said lriala forward Kelly Tripucka, held to just eilbt points by the toulh Spartam aooe. "But the abota didn't 10 la. ··n KNEW TBEY WOULD collapse tbe middle and we were hoping ouroutakle •bootinl would open Uli.nll up. We had them scout- ed pretty well, but we dldn't ~ our game. Mo~um la a big fact.or ..,anditdij:ln'tgoourway. Jackson and junior BW Hanalik, who was guanl.iq Jobnaon. led the lriab with 19 points apiece. .. We wanted to at.op Tripucka inside and Hanzlik on the out· side," Michipn State Coacb Jud Heathcote said. "The second ball, they bit tbe l.5-to-18 footers, but the reaaoa they dldn't close the gap waa that we kept hitting too. "Now there are four teams left going to Salt Lake City, and there are some very good teams that are not going. Perhaps some of the teams stayint bopie are better than those that are aol.ng. But it's not bow good you are, it's bow good you play. "'lb.is was the best we've played since the tournament start· ed," Heathcote said. Lakers' Tree Stops Celtic~ Abdul-]abbar, LA Sh8rp in 122-111 Win By JOHN s•:VANO Of u. o.ov ,. • ..,. '""" INGLEWOOD ThE> Hoston Celtics had points, grabbed a season-high 2S rebounds, passed off for seven assists and blocked four shots in leading his teammates to a 122·111 victory over the hapless Celtics, losers in six of their last eight, before a crowd ol 11.931 at the Forum. off for 10 assists and scoring 23 points ·Wilkes was the main recipient or Nixon's passes. scoring a team-high 24 points on 11 of 17 from the floor. JU l finl h ~ being hum1hated by the Los Ana&el"'5 J.akcr Sunday night and team- mutei Cbr1'i l''ord and Don Chaney were And Abdul·Jabbar? Well. he was simply Abdul·Jabbar. lowly walking back to their locker room. Suddt•nly , Ford turned to his Celtic partner and s:ud. "It wus lake playing with u tree at our end of the court ... All Chaney could do was nod h1s head in acltnowledg- The win, and the relative ease with which it was accomplis hed , was a refreshing break for J erry West's team. which had been mired in a slump or late - losing five or its last six games be/ore last night's conquest. ''I've said all season long that there are two players that this team could not do without Kareem and Nixon. ·said West . "l thought from a running standpoint we did real well and that's because we got good defensive rebounding. nu-nt • -· Naturally, the two were referring to the Lakers' Kart!t'm Abdul Jabbar. And, in · deed, when the 7·2 All-pro center wants lo play. there's no one better in the game of ba&k.etball today It was a total team e ffort for the Lakers as everyone played and gol into the scor· ing column. Still. it was Abdul-Jabbar, Norm Nixon and Jamaal Wilkes who did the bulk or the damage, though. "WE GOT 57 POINTS as a result of our fast break and we passed the ball well 10 doing it. And we not only passed it once. but twice. which usually left someone for an open shot." 8DUL -JABBAR DE FJNITELY came to play Sunday night as he scored 16 NIXON, AS lJSVAL. orchestrated the fast break offense to perfection, passane After a sluggish first half which saw See LAKERS. Page 82 The Price Was Right For Penn \. GREENSBORO. N.C I AP>- Pcnnsylvania forward Tony Price is having a tough t1 me com- rng to grips with the fact that the Quakers are going to represent the East for the NCAA national cbam o1onstup "We're in the Final F'our in the nation." Pnce said Sunday, more to reassure himself than to point out the obvious to a group of well· wishers "I JUSt wanted people to respect us I didn'texpeetlhis." The 6-foot-7 senior scored 21 points, including a 15-point second-half outburst. as Penn out- lasted No. 17 St. John's, 64 -62. Sunday for the right to meet Michigan State m the national semifinals. THE NO. 14 QUAKERS are the first Ivy League team in 14 years to reach the Final Four Pnnce- too firushed third an 1965 The nationally televised contest was sloppy an the initial period as.. the clubs committed a total of 23 turnovers -a dozen by St. John's and 11 by the Quakers "We didn't want to make mis· takes,•• said P,enn Coach Bob Weinhauer, whose squad ran its record t.o25-5. "I think both teams were a little tight in the early go- ing." PENN NURSED a 29-26 lead at halftime and St. John's, the last choice for the 40·team NCAA field. us<.>d Ron Plair's accurate shooting to take the lead for the fi rst time at the midway point or the second half. Plair finished with 21 points for St. J ohn's, which ended its sea.son with a 21-11 mark. He hit rune straight shots before missing with three seconds left "There's no post-mortem on my part.'' said St. John's Coach Lou Camesecca. "Thal team I St. John's) walked out of there with their heads up." ONLV 7,%16 SHOWED UP for the game, which had been expect· ed to feature the Atlantic Coast Conference's best. But Penn dis· posed of North Carolina in the second round March 11 and the Red men beat Duke for the second time thlsyear lalertbatday. Guard Tim Smith, who had 16 points, gave Penn a stretch bOost by shooting over the Ught zone de· fense thrown up by St. John's. Gordon Thomas came off the St. Jobn'sbencbaodacoredlOpoints. iochadiag a bucket from the right comer with three minutes to play. Tbatgavethe Redmen a58-58tie. Witb 23 seconds Jeft, Penn forward James Salters sank two free tbrows to seal tbe victory. After Penn upset North Carolina, Weinbauer brashly re- marked, "We fear absolutely no one." As a nearby televisloo set blared the Michigan State-Notre Dame game, be remained just as confident. "I don't see any reason we sbouldst.opnow." -~ ............. GErnNG IN SHAPE Members of the Dodgers line up for running drills after a workout in Florida. From left a re Joe Simpson, Steve Garvey, Reggie Smith. Davey Lopes <blowin,g bubble 1 a nd John O'Rear. The Dodge rs have a 7·3 exhibition record. Andy Off Foran Expos Get to Messersmith VERO BEACH. Fla. <AP> - Andy Messersmith cam e down to earth. but Los Angeles Dodgers' Vice President Al Campanis <lidn't seem to mind. ··He was a little off today but that's understandable, s aid Campanis after Messersmith al· lowed six hits and four runs in five innings of Sunday's exhibi- tion baseball game against Mon- treal. "He didn't have the com· ptand be had In the first two games. But he's been very im· pressive." GAaY CARTIER'S three-run homer off Messersmith in the fifth inning was the big blow as the Expos rolled to a 7-1 victory over Ule Dodgen . "( made far too many mis- takes, the walks, bittiq a l\IY and, yeah. tbe home run," said Messersmith. "Yeah, I feel I'm on trial every Ume I go out there. I bad t1ro good outlnp and now this. But you're aaly as good as your lut game." Mesaenmitb had liven up OD- ly one run in his previous two starts, both victories. in a total of seven innings. He had also walked only one batter. On Sun- day. the 33-year-old right-hander walked four Expos a nd also hit a batter while striking out six MESSERSMITH IS coming back from a series of injuries over the past couple of years, in· eluding a s houlder separation last spring. He was re leased by the New York Yankees last year and signed as a free agent with tbe Dodgers over the winter. Carter's blast followed walks to J erry White a nd Tony Perez in the Cilth and gave Montreal a 4·0 lead. Ryan Sharp In Pitching 4hmings PALM SPRINGS <AP > - Nolan Ryan probably won't be with the California Angels next spring. so the big right-hander wants to make h.is last year with the club a big one to quality for the big money that awaits free aeency. Ryan. No. 8 on major league baseball's all·time strikeout list, pitched four scoreless innings Sunday agaimt Milwaukee Sun- day, but the Brewers won 8-4 on a seventb-inmng grand-slam homer by rookie Jeff Yurak off California reliever Jim Barr. KY AN AUA>WED three bits, walked two and struck out two in bis best effort of the ....-.. Seott Sizzles In 5,000 Meters'I MONTaEAL PITCHER Ross Grimsley blanked the Dodgers over tbe fa.rat six bmings, allow· Ing only three bits, walking none and striking out two. Dan Schatzeder pitched tbe final three inninp for Montreal and gave up tbe Dodgers' only nm, wbieb came lD the ninth on a aiqle by Jobnny Oates and a tri· pie bJ pinda-biUer Manny Mota. Tbe vidor'J' evened Montreal!• eabibltioo record at S·S. Los Aq.._il'f-1. McFarlin Capture& !1ebriJc Aato Kw ••t wasn•t tryiq to cwertlarow tbe ball and l threw 10me IOOd cbangeups," said Ryan. wbo usuaJ.Jy atrugglea durlq the ell· hibltion leUOO. 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AD .,.. ~ew 8eott didn't nm the four-lap event Sunday, he atlll man.,..S to Ilea! tbe 1bow with a brtlUant performmoe-tao, make that workout-ID fl' tllel-••••run. l~ Tm ' 1 m &be turboellaraw wltlt a bait .U. la .., 8elU ...-awQ from .Jim Sbakle for a 11:•.4 eloekial that wu: a) ball a minute faster tban hla previout belt: b> JI aecoadl futer tbaD the qualify. ln1 •tamlard for the AAU naUonala: e > 11 MCDDCll f..eer tban the old IMet rec:ord . More lmPOl'tantly, however. It wu one of tbe few lectUmate b:' in a meet tbat ..... to be u ln Ora111e Co•tJ •the Pro Bowl ll lD Loi Aqel•. ''Tia II Dltlful, •• Seolt Hid wblle aur- veyin1 the hall·ftlled 1tandl. "If tbia wa Ore1on. there would be people all over tbe place. Oraaa• County dMID't lmow what a IOOd tnek meet 11 ... ICO'l"I', na ONS. woalcln'lt ht a r1gMOm tnllllna ICbedllle w U. ....._,GI rain oa a cool, windy afternoon bep him away from a meet tbat baa .,. ..... b1I emerpDN a America'• top IDller. Svea lf it did mean that be would MM to rua lJ tape lnltead of low. · · ·rt•a a fun race but ru ._,. It fw 11111 like Rooo." kott aald after ldl ftnt s,• race .,ainlt a clUI field. "I sun wouldn't wut to do It ftW1 week." 9eoU. who had wane.4 to NI •Me•• laps, ..,,. Juet el1ht 1econdl off the ,.ce. ssaa1No, rta. <AP> - Tnta1m•..,. problems ruined a eom•andln1 lead for Al Holbert ud Jolm hul. eleari~ the 8: for tbe te .. of Roy WOocb. MdD ..a ti lleFarlln to claim · tbe II lllNrl GI lebriq auto en· cluruce nM:e. ,.... ........ Ponebe Turbo ... ..... of three entered -CaUfal'ldao Dick Barbour, bat II .-.lftd the mechanical problemt of 1later cars. THE ANGELS jumped to a 3-0 lead off Milwaukee starter Moose Hua in tbe ftnt lnalng. but the Brewers tied tbe aeore with three runs of their own In t.be sixth oil Dave Frost. Joe Rudi'• sround·rule double 1ne Callfomfa a 4-3 lead lD the botto.._ of the Jixlh, but Ute Brewera tamed five limes lD the aeventb ftlir the vtctory. 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Hanr.:t•r. Sparky Ly lf' c·ontinues Said Ly le. ··Geurgt• ha:. th1• ullrlud<' that 1f you don't like 1t you can leave <Hid IH'I anottwr Job. and muny of ht& employes do I h eard that Ct•orgt• f1rN1 one St•cretary bec:ause ~ht> didn't bring l11m a lunaf1-,h sandwich fast e no ugh " S<J td Slc•1nlm·nnt•1 "Ill· 1Ly lt·1 rs the tluml>l>'>I athldc I vc l'Vl·r mC'l " S lfU.•lda•Jwrt-S~•>rt-• Tlaree Goa .. P1tL<,burgh dcfcnsemun Ron Stackhouse re· r. cordt•d lht• ftrsl lhn•e -goal game of his N llL , 1·a ret•r. •1<·or1ng on three pown plays to carry the P<..ng uin:. lo a 5 I vic tory OV('r the New York Hani:t•r:. Stf'vP Shull's Sl'<·ond 1wr wd power-play gout f1fl1 ·d the Montn-;.tl Canadw n:-. lo a 3· I victory over the (.'olor.1do Hot·ktt·:. t:rrol Thumpson scored his 300th N II L JIOIOI on a dl'fll'clwn midway 1n the final period and 45 S(•conds h1l ~·r a:.Msted Perry Miller on the go·ahcad goal a s I he D<·lrml Ht·ll Wings dcfeut1•cl the Chicago Hluck flawk:.. '1 2 Two goals hy Blake Dunlop l>oos tcd the Phllat.lf•l ph1a Flyl:'rs to 11 5 ;1 victory over the St. Louis Blu1•,, g1v1og rook1(• goalre Robblt· Moore his scc:ond win in two :.lar1s . Mikl• Bossy'"' 59th goal, two more Pf)ints for ~ll L Sl'onng le:ult>r Brlloln Trollll'r and two goals by Bob tiournt> carrl('d the N1•w York Islanders pc.isl the Minnesota North Stars. 5 :1 Oefcnsem ;m Gord Laue's second goal of thl' y1.•ar with 7 21 to play lifted the Washington Cllptlab into <• :1 3 tu· with Buffalo Gary Bromley's steady goahend1n)t and M·c·ond l>t'rtod tallies by Ron Sedlbauer <ind Don IA'VC'r t>nJhled the Vantou' er Canuck~ lo de feat the Atlanta f'lame~. 2 1 M~Elro11'11 33 Point• Lead• .laz% Jimm y McElroy M'Orcd 11 poinls and Rick m K t>lly gr:.thbed 16 or his 20 n•bounds in lhe :>econd hlflf a .. the New Orlt.>a ns J azz defeated Phoe nix. 121 11 7 . Uoyd •'rtt scored 15 of his game·h1~h 31 J><>inls in the fourth quarter. le ading San Di ego to a 110 !>8 v1e·tory over New J ersey . . Darryl Dawkins canned 29 points and Steve Mix a dded 21 as the Phlladelph1a 7fk·rs dcfrall'd the New York Knit·ks. 106-90 MarQlW'I Johnl'ton scon·d 34 po1nLc; us th<.' MllwaukN: Buc ks pullt'<i uw:iy t•urly rn the second half and beat the San Antonio Spurs. 147 127 Bobby Dandridge and ' Elvin llay1·11 ..c·or1'<l 24 po1nti; Pach a s Was hington 's tale nt t•d fron1 lint• c·omh1nC'Cl for fiH poinlii in the Bullets' 126 112 victory <>v(·r 1hl' Clt•veluntl ('a vailers The wife ;rnd son o f v1•l<1ran N llA offrt'ial Oon Murphy, who i.uffc rcd an ap parent h1•art 1.1lla1·k dunng the r.olden West -Sa'n Diego g ame Suturdtty, huvc bec:n flown lo San Diego to he with him Murphy , 48, wai. re1JOrtcd in "serious but stable con<llt1on " f'ldryclt Sltorp In One-lnnl"fl SI inf M ark "The Bird" Fldrych made his firs t Ii <ippcaran('(' of spnn1~ lra1n1ng for the Detroit 'f1gers. who battled the Texas Hangers to a 4.4 tie in a gam e called uftcr 14 innings by mutual ;,igrcemc.'nt Fu1rych , Am<.'rieao League rookie of the year 1n 1976. p1tChl•d the s ixth inning for Delroil and retired the side on nine p1khes, oll f:Jst balls . It was his firs t com· pel1t1ve outing in e ight months. 1.1.S. Da.,I• c..,,,,er• S8"e~ Colo•bfa The Unrt<.od Stutes Davis Cup learn wrapped • up the North Amer ican zone competition Sun· day, ~weeping Colo mbia. 5-0 ... Baddy Baker, a non-winnt>r ror the pai.t 73 races, sped away to a comfortable victory in Sun<.kly's tragedy-marred Atlanta -: SOO Grand National s toc k race as his two closest challengers, Bobby Allison and Darrell Waltrip, faltered with mechanical problems in the final JOO miles. A bizarre accident early In the race resulted in fatal injuries to 18 ycur-old Dennis Wade, u crewman for rookie Dave Walson. He was struck by Watson's car as It spun out of control on the pit road. Tef.em•lon, Radio TV: No evenl.s scheduled. llADIO: No evenl.s acheduled. Tuesday's Radio Baseball -Angels vs. Chicago Cubs al Palm Springs, 12:2Sp.m.,KM PC <7101. Van Sant Wins OCIR Race Mike Van Sant of Torrance ran a 6.45 elapsed time at 220.04 miles per hour to capture the runny car port.ion of Saturday nighl's Fox Hunt ch•m· p lon s h lpa at Ortrnge County Inte rnation al Raceway before 14,308 fan.a. LET'S RUN THAT RIV&! W...llWATmllYll &IAMD CANYON MAY .......... 2 ..... {OIUI 4~ IP) WI NA" •Act OML Y UMr'IL MA.ICM I I GOLF /BASKETBALL AP Wue1tft910' MARK McCUMBER (LEFT) AND JOANNE CARNER RELEASE THEIR EMOTIONS A FTER SINKING CRUCIAL Puns. Golf Trend Continues Adjustinent Pays Off For Carner Another Netv Face Win,s Men~s Touniey MIAMI CA P 1 Thl' mag nitudl• of Mark McCumhl·r·s upset in the Dorul·Eai.tcrn Open golf tournament, imd lhe contin umg severity of J ack Nicklaus' problems, tould be illustrated by some figurc•s . As it worked out. McCumber onl.' of the longest s hots in lhl' fi e ld c ould ha vl.' given Nickla us the game's g reatest player three shot.s.. a day and stall beat him by three THE FACT WA S that Nickluus. grimly lrying to get hrs ga m e in s hape for the Mas ters, simply never got in it In fact. l\e's now gone JO <'on s ecutivc round s without breaktng pur And McCumb<'r. who required s ix I rte:. al the l'G/\ qualifying ~<'hnol txifore he even won his rights to compete on the tour. scored tht• maJOr surprise of the s c a s on w 1th u o ne 'St r o kc triumph ov<·r Rill Hoge rs in Sun· cl ay's fina l rou11d "Unbellevuhh'. .. McC.:umbcr told a friend over the telephonr· while <:lutching an invitation from Nicklaus to compete in thc Ml·monul T ournament later lh1s yea r IT WAS ONLY ONE of u n umher of d1v1dcnds he c:ollec1 <•d aflcr he rapped in a 6·fool bogey putt the one he had lo have on the fina l hole. It finis hed off u fina l round or par·72 and gave the stocky . 27 year-old a 279 total. nine shots unde r par on the tough. 7.065· yard Blue Monster course al lhc Doral Country Club. With it, he won: A spot in the Maste rs A place in the Tournament of Champions. A prize o f $45,000 from the total purse or $250.000. And a year's excmpllon from qualifying which he had to do to get in the tournament field here. I N ADDITION, the victory continued a trend th at hus becom e pronounced on the pro go IC tour th rs season : lhe emergence of new n ames and new faces as tournament win· ners. In 10 tournaments this LEASING? IPYOUDOWT HAYE OUI qtlOTI. YOU All PIOIAIL Y PA YING TOO MUCH! season. four hav1· IJt•c·n lakt•rt Ii} men scoring tht•1r f1r-.1 vt<·lonl'" Non<.' wt·rt· rnon· :.tartl1ng than M<'Cu mbcr's i\ftt!r his long struggle' lo gain his µl aying rights, his r1'<'cml 111 c>tg hl prcv1oul't tourna nwnl-. lh1!'t i.cason show<'d that h P tw1c1· fa1h•d to qualify for th1• tourna mt.•nt fwld. rour t1m('' b1l('d lo qualify for the final twti rouncb a nd Iv.ice fintsht•d 72 hole!> But he s hov. cd the• c·ompo-.urt· of a veteran in this om• II E P Ul.1.EO A \\"A Y from 1\ lirn T a pi<' and Hog(' rs. who we rt· making hogt•):. with steady play down thc hal·k I It• \H'nl to tht• 18th. prob1.1l1I} llw toug hest f1nas hrng twit· 111 golf. w ith a 2 shot !cad 111· 111·1·1ft·cl on Iv a l>ogcy lo IO'lfft' t ht· \It' I or' "n d l h l' n. 111 h I' I g h It· 11 I h I' c1ramu. tw put h1m..,1·lf 1n .1 \ :ir11.•ty of 1ntcrP:.t 1ng un<l unit kt· I~ position:; ht·hmd tn·1· .... un <frr 1.1 l'onces:.1011 -.land ;.ind ... uch hkl• bi·forC' hohng Lh;rl Ii foot hogt:) putt "I IU!-l dtd what I II tnl'd tu do a ll Wt'l'k 1solall· c·al'h shot .. a 1d tlw t alkali\ c· m a n from Jucksonvrlle. 1-'la. ··1 tried all wet•k to forget totab. not look ,1t I caller l.toartb. Jll:il 1·11n1·t•n1 1 all· on c•a ch s hot ~AN l>I ":< ;o c A P • .Jo/\nnl' ('.1fnt'I pla\l'<I II l'l<1!'lt' lo tlll' \'1'!'\l !alt• tn tht• rurnl f'Clllrlt.l of tht• l.ad 11•.., l 'rc1tc• ... -.rcina l (;olf 1\:.:.n tournam1•nt ul Hanl'hO Bt•rnanlo Inn and Country Club ancl 11 pu1d off 111 tJcr 22nd ean•t•r v1c:lon I lhn•c· 1rnn1·d 11 111 tkalh from 14 on tn," -.aid Carner Sun d dy aftt-r shoc>t1ng a sct·und ... tr a 1ght 69 111 grH· ht•r a lhrt<t' :.hot triumph and l hl' $22.51Ht fir'>l pr1ic · I pulll.'d ra1rly ton s crval1H•I) I had a lot o( good IJ~ pull:. .. From Page BI l'arnc·r ·-. lhrt•t• !>hOI margin of \ 1clor y nv1•r Sandrn 1'11 .. 1 and Pat Rrudlt•v wa .. a l>tl m1slcall in~ T hl· wmn1·r hud a ll•;ul of JU:.l om· ... trokc· 11\'t'I" l'o:;t bdon· the la111•r douhll-tmgcyl·ll ltw l 7l h h11l1· LAKERS RIP CELTICS. • • both teams play s loppily und lht· score cxchangt• hnnds 14 lime:., lhe Lakcrs dcci<l<'d to open lht• nood p,ates in the third quart('r Th<' 1.:ikc rs hh11.ecJ llw Ct•tl1e' 12·3 to start the rw n ocl and 10 4 in closing it "" a n•sult thc 5().49 halftime margin wa~ inc reased to 84·69, allowing W<•:.t 10 rest h1:. r e gulars and giH• his bench ..;oml' mu<'h nc.'c·cl ctl work ··we got a chant'<· to play t•wry one toni~hl and they 1r cservt'!>1 actually picked 1t up for 11:.." suit.I West T H E BENCH. WlllCll wus lt•d by Don Ford's 12 points. ulmosl played the entire fourth quarll'r until West ushered Jabhur and Nixo n back in with four minutc.'s remuininl( to prole<'I the Laker:.' 12·point bulge down the stretch The l.akcrs f1ni~h ed thl'1r second hulf surge scoring 72 points o n 58 p ercent shooting rrom the noor. Jahbitr led the marksm en hy hilling seven of his nine shots from the field. "The lru1t lwo boll games hl' ~ played very well for u:.," com pllmt·nlt't1 Wt''' of .lahtwr ' work. Rumored to havt· had pN:.onal problems in l't'Cl'lll wt•ek&, Jab bar say:. lhOSl' arc rw"" 1n lht' past "I HAO A LOT of thinl(:. on m y mind and it probably did af IC('l my playing now that I look back on it." he :.u1d quie tly, not wanting to go into detail a:. to "'h a l t host• problt•m :. Wl'rt' .. ft;ven my mo m called because ~he 1<new so m t.>t h1ng w a'> wrong." "Are the problem'> over "" u reporter asked. "I hopt• ho." he answered. "I JUSl want to try lo do what I can 10 hPlp us win "W1"rc not the strongest re bounding team und my game has always been to try and help people rather than rcbound That was hurting us. Now I'm concentrating more'.' on doing the other things ." As long as Jabhar kcc1>s that co1wentration. the 1-.akers should be in a good posilwn for the s lretch run. {'ARN•:R HIT lhrc'l' iron:. off lht• lt•t• on four of hl•r final fn 1· holt's a:-shl· fin1:.hecl ht•r roun<l w1lh f1 vt• pars "I nradl• a last minute adju:.1 m cnl 111 my pull mg s t roke JU:.t heron• lt'l'ing off and 1t helped ... Carnt•r :.aid. pointing to Sl'v••n one putt ~recns 1n he r frnu r round and a J!l-putt birdie putr on the :.1xth ho le Shi• ha~ won a total of s.1UJllO lh1:. y1•ur. top:. on the LP{;i\ money w1nn1ng ltst Ca rm·r ·, fina l :.cc>rt' rn lhl' 72 hole tournament ovt'r 1 tw 6 , 2 I 2 .\ a rd . JHI r 7 2 I( a n l' h 11 8 t• r n a rd o I nl'X l with a 70-285. followed hy Sundru Palmer at 72 286 ancl Pam lli~l(ins ut 70·289 . Five player s 1978 champion Sally Litt le . 110111 ~ Stacy , Mury Dwyer . /\my Alcoll and Beth Solomon wound up at 290 All-star Soccer Game Set II The first North·South All ·slar soccer game. Dar Evjce ence featuring Orange.' County 's top seniors is scheduled r ~ ~ for April 7 at Orange Coast Collegt> Tickets for the 2 p.m . gam e arc priced at S2.50 for adults and Sl for children under 12. OPa. ... CLOS9 .. rt.AMMID TO flt'T YOUI Ml9S CARS • TRUCKS The Women's Kemper Open M.uch 26-April I Mew Verde Country Club Cotta Mes• SlS0,000 Pu~ Get your ticket~ .11 these local Orange County Chamber ol Commerce offices· An,1he1m, CmtJ Mes.1, rullerton CALL 494-0763 .......... .... ,... ... a....• ...... c ... o...,....., llACH 411' WllTm.Y, MIWPOIT llACH N• LOA .. 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IUllf .. 7MNy llltl _...,...-Intl First rece -Jellervesunt 1va°$quer1 o.eo. s ?0, •.a. v ino Fino IMcc.trronl 7 • ..0, 1>.00· MlrloOS I Ple<te I •.60. Second rece-Oestrler (Toro> 17.60, 6.IO, •.00, Earl ol Abbey IOllv•rn> • . ..O, 3.00; Lerky (Plnc•y1 3.20. ti Dally Ooutlle C2·'> paid S12'-IO. Third rKt-Aoy•I T.V. tVasquell IS.60, 1.•0, • 00, PtltH c.otllns ITorol 12.10, '-.O; Penzer IPlnc•y> l.20. Fourtll race-Very S pecia l L•dv (M<H•rQuel 4.00, 3.00, 2.40; Prlu Spot tSllOtmallwl 3.60. 2.60, Draw In (Morenol l.00. Flltll rece-llack Bev BHI IVa-ll •.20, l.IO, J.00. Siar Prine• IPlncav> 3.60, ) . ..0. L•omler Hovw (Ple<e•I S.IO." Euc· t• 1H1 ~i1oa.oo. Sixth rac-To,,enllal 1Corde ro1 '1 • .0, • 60, 3 ~. O.viCl's Gottha IOlivarnl •.00. l 'II, Eocitist IMenfl J.00. S.•enth rec-Slenct Pet l8ertara1 lCUO, 12 00. U O; Ct•"1 Program IM<C.rron> UO, l IO, Iowa Flasll IMcH•rvue> J IO. SS Euc· te IMI pe;d"4Jl,00 EIOhth reu-HoON 0-ff II CVasqueU 'IO, •.to, .. ao: Tiiier I~) •.OO. MO; Goocl Loni I Pltrte) U0. Ninth race-S.ny Pllclltt' IC«dtl'O> II.AO, • 00, UO; Swift Soc.Ill CM<C¥ron1 UO, 2..IO; AtlldOm Welk CFfeL~rl • oo. u Eucte 11-U pelcl"1,llO. •• .... , ~·.,. -.. -· I .... ~ 19, 1979 DAILY PlLOT 83 Sailing Fihns in Festival The second annual Pacific Sk ipper Film FestivaJ featuring seven evt>nings of s ailing ad· venture fil ms and slide presentations by world famous ocean voyagers a nd n o t e d s ailinl! a uthors will begin Wednesday and continue through Tuesday, March 27 at the Lldo Theater in Newport Beach. THE FESTIVAL will feature the pre mier showin~s of four 16 mm color motion pictures and t"'o evenings of 16 mm :..lades. Only on e him, "Alaska Summer WINNER IS A WINNER IN 100·MILE WINDSURFER DASH Maryland Youth Seta Wortd Record In Board Salling nder Saal,·• has been set'n by aud1en<·es in tbe United States The sele<-taon of films a nd lecture::. g1vei, an op· portunaty to share e x Pt.'rlcnees w ith world famo u s cr ui s in~ families who have sailed hundred" of thousands of mill's l<:ach pres enta· t1on will be narrated in person b y the film makers and their wives. a nd will be capped by a ques tion and ans wl•r iwnod at the conc lus ion or the presentations. V-Max Captures San Juan Series Y·Max. s kippere<! by John Hooper of the Dana Point Yacht Club, was the overall winner Sunday in Capistrano Bay Yacht Club's San Juan Series. V-Max·is an ultra light dis placement <ULDB> en· ' try. Second overall was T rust Me. sailed by Jack Elliott of the Capistra no Bay Yacht Club. and third was Mas Rapido, Jam Hollywood and Bruce Sardone. DPYC. Class winners . ULDB-V·Max; 2, Trust Me. 3. Mas Rap1do. PHRF·A I , Valkrie. Jim Wakelin. Capo BYC; 2. Big Kahuna, Mark Townsend, DPYC ; 3, Mackinac. Wes Thompson. Capo BYC. PHRF·B l . Avoca. Tim Fuller, Capo BYC: 2. Vulgar Boatman. llugh Curran, DPYC; 3. Funny Feelin. Pete Meade, Capo BYC. P HRF·C 1. Nasty, Howard Trueb~. Capo BYC; 2. High Flyer. Ralph Tiffany, Capo BYC; 3. Elskorma, Harry Sprague, Navy YC ·St. Pa('s Regatta Draws 49 Entries Forty·nine boats in seven classes braved threatening weather Sunday in the Bahia Corin· thian Yacht Club's St. Patrick's Day regatta. The event was for s mall classes sailed inside the bay. Trophy winners: SNIPE (7)-1, Jim Englis h. CBYC ; 2, Ray McKee. Merced YC. LASER <J> 1, Jack MaJloy. PVSA . LI00-14A < 11 >-1. Tom Willson. BYC; 2, J im Forsyth, BYC; 3, Jim Kerrigan, BCYC. LI00-148 <3)-1, Ken Pedersen, BYC . SABOT A 116)-1, J on Pinckney, BCYC; 2. Cassandra Smeltzer , NHVC; 3, John Pernick, BCYC; 4, Pet.er Kerrigan, BCYC; 5, Joan Norma n, BCYC. SABOT B <4>-1. Jim Otis, LAYC. SABOT C C5l-l, Janet Nelson, BCYC. Durgan Tops Cup Standings Given Foreign s ailors, in· eluding Ame rica's Cup contenders, Pelle Pet· terson of Sweden and Bruno Troubl e o f France. failed lo solve the wind and sea condi· lions off Long Beach in the 15th s ailing of the Con g r ession a l C up match racing series. Here is the final won· loss s tandings in the Long Beach Yacht Club c lassic which e nde d Saturday with Dennis Durgan o f Newport Beach as the winner: 1. Dennis Durgan, Utah Site To Host 'fitle Race Newport Harbor Yacht Club, 8·1. 2 . Dic k Deaver, Balboa YachtClub7·2. 3. &ott Allan. New York YachtClub.6·3. 4. Henr y Schofield, Long Beach Yacht Club, 6··3 . 5. Harold ~dmore. Royal Cork YC. Ireland. 5·4. 6. Pelle Petterson , Royal Gothenberg, YC, Sweden, 4·5. 7. Willia m Hackett, Coyote Pl. YC. 3-6. 8. William Beckman, Galveston Bay, 3-6. 9. Bruno Trouble . Yacht Club d 'Hyeres, 2·1. 10. John Odenbach Jr., Great Lakes, 1·8. Ken Winner Establishes Sail Record Ken Winne r, top in · ternational Winds urfer s ailor from Davidson· ville , Md .. has set a w or l d rt•cord for sailboard distance !>:.tll 1n g off the l'Oa ~t of Flo rida. Winner sailed a µrt• c 1sely meas ured 100 mile course from I lope Sou nd to the f'on tauiebleau Hilton Hotel tn Miami 10 sax hour~ and 49 minutes. avcrag ing 14.7 miles per hour He maintained t h1 ~ average speed in wands of 20·25 knots. using a 12 -f oot Winds urf e r Rocket board and stand ard Winds u rfer ~a II made by Winds urfing Int erna tional , Manna del Rey. Winner won the 1977 Windsurfe r F reestyle, s lalom and long d1stanct• c h a mp1on s h1p ~ an S ardin ia, Ita l y, a n d finished second in the 1978 world c h am p1 on sh1p an Can c un . Mexico. THE FESTIVAL will fl'<iturc six winners or the prcst1g1ous Blut.• Watrr Medal awarded l>y the Cruising Club of America for usual and outstanding examples of M.0a mans h1p. t-'1lm showings will begin each evenm~ a l 7 30. The Wednesday -.how will he "Antarctica In the.• WakP of Captain Cook." produced by Bob and Nancy G riffith ~ desC'ribing the circum. navigation of Antarrtwa m their JR.fool s loop Awahncc. Carter Cite d WASHINGTON CA P I President Carter has been named "conserva- tionist of the year" by t he National Wildlife Federation in recogni· ta on of his "ouLc;tandmg .. en vironmental recor d during has first t wo years in office. ------ BOAT BUILDERS &Mai~~ • StHrinc) Chains & Sprodcrts • HYD How & Fitti119s • learincp & Pillow llocks • s~als • AbraM•es • Power Tools • lubricmth SCOOTS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES IM THE VISTA CENTER 111 W. ltth St. • Costa Mna 645-731 8 The Investment Launch The fact is every Electric Bay Launch built by us in the last 10 years is s till worth Its original value or more. lhe Edison 18 caters to an elite group of Deer Creek Reservoir in Utah's Provo Canyon bas been selected as the si t e of th e 1979 Windsurfer American Cbampiooabip re1atta. The event Ls expected to draw ISO participants from tbe United States, Canada and Latin America. , Investors interes ted 1n a bay launch that is < comfortable. carefree and retains Its value. The l Edison 18 Is a convenient. enioyable way to earn extra Interest on your idle time. Events for the regatta will Include develop· ment class and pre · liminary racin1 Aug. 8·7. followlns by buoy ba 11, freestyle pre· llminarles, slalom pre· liminarlea and the cballen1tn1 long dis· lance cbampionlblp on Au1.1 . The resatll will eon· tl nue thn>u1h Au1. 11 with buoy ball and Olympk trlaqle raclna in four.....,. ... clUlel. Slalom raclq will be beld Aq. 10 wtth Au1. 11 reHrved for final wetpt-clut ractn1 and freestyle . v " eeo W. 17th ST.• COSTA MESA. CA. 92927 • 714,M~715 I ONLY PILOT ttOW•• JOY([ A H0 Wll. fU IClt"I 111 II<....... N'*-...,,,,_..,...IOfm .. G•U• .._.,. C• ltet-••et on ..... ( .. " ,.,. 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Armchair Geography 2." wlll begin in mid· April through Coastline Com muruty College The course is aimed at o ld e r adults and sessions are planned in Huntington Beac h, Seal Beach and Corona de l Mar Sc~eduling and reg- istration information are available at 963·0824 Secretaries Plan Meet andre Parodi, 78. a key figure m tht' F'rench re sistan<'e movement dur ing World Wa r 11 and lat er one of F'rance's m ost e m1 nc·nt diplomats, died Thurs da) OJ\L L A S 1·AP l Arnold llyl<'S. 73. tht• lai.t surviving mem ber or the Hangl'r Quartet. u popul<i r r<J d1 0 gos1w l s inging g ro u p , di ed Thursday S/\N DIEGO IAP I - Louis M. Loeb, 80. one or lhe l earn or attorneys wh o s u c<'ess full y re presented The New Y o rk Tim e s i n a la ndmark libel suit, died Fricfa y . The U S Supreme Court. in rt" versing a lower court v e rdict ag a in~t The Times. ruled Lhat a public official cannot re- cove r damages for a re- port reluled to his of· fi cial duties unless he proves actual malice ORANGE. N.J . CAPl The Mo s t R e v . Tbomu A. Boland, 83. archbishop or Newark ror 21 years until retire· ment in 1974, died Fri- day \ALENCIA, Spain The Orange Counly <AP> -Former Italian Harbor Area Legal tenor G iacomo Lauri· ~cretaries Ass~cialion \'olpl, died Saturday at wi ll_ celebrate its 12th 8 hospital here. At the anniversary at a 6:30 peak of bis career in the Pm. dinner Wednesday 19~s he was regarded at the Huntington Beach as o~e or the world's Inn best-known tenors Reservations al Sfl each may be made by calling Pam Gann at 962-9963. HARTFORD, Conn. CAP> -The Rev. Llaa1 Lombard, 77, a Roman ,=-.====;;;;;;;;'°Catholic priest held cap· l&L llOADWA Y MC>tlTUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SUM'°'ONS t11>1iO Pl AINllH RARAYWl"l ll!.ICY .,,.,.,.v F Broc~noll, ~ f>olrtl Sur DE F ENDA"ll MOHAMMED R Ortv•. N~wport Bu <ll, C•lllornl<1 II A M E l"' N I F a l l 0 l l A H N 91'60 NA!>AA8A81. OOES I TO VI In ROl>rtl" lltvet "' S.111' SlrMI Cl•lm• """' Ot "'...,.'"" by ,..,.11 •. 1•" < l.n1vf' Ntwport S.e<n, Ce1tl0<n1• '11"'° NOTICE• y°" l\eYt -•ued t ll• Mut1n l(•uPOll 11 81e<l<>W&n O•tMJ M/fH" I , ,. AU""°' w .n4M 0..,tdl W H\df"\t ,,...,...,,.,*",. ..... , D•t•ft M4tt<tt u ,_,,. <Ottf'I m•v -Ide •t•111•t ••11 wllM>vl •rvlnt r11t1l0<n111'1IU yovr Ml .. _,.. urit•u yov rttptl\d Oa•ld W Cotlo•er HOIJS ACAcl• HORFNr~ A OIJDYC, •Ot""ltl"lt\HAtnt' O't tnit wllllln MO.yo. AH<I tM l11form•tl9n l ane, L41<1una Miii•. Celtto•nld 9103 bel•W A £ '°"""'"""'· Irie , C!O AelM PltOf'lSSIONAI. 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Ud , • ....,.,. r •nlet Pl•u Her11oro Conne<ll<ut de .. ntro de le llML Lt• t• lnlorm•· Ol>IO ,.,, N Tv\lln """ S.111• AtW CA '11101 t:urow Ko l tO"S.M,. llOtl ....... 111...S T .. \111\, Cell-• 91 .. f'uOll\.....-cl tlr.nc)fl Co.t ' C1••tv "''()t <l':"~'Q9~·0£,.£NOANT A lf•ll 1111\ bu>lne\\ I\ (01\dUCltO by • romol••"' "'" -n '''""' b¥ I~ .,,.,,. 1tn1llC'CI °"~',:;:::~Pl !>lt..On M•rt n 1' ttf)9 1Q.I'\ 14 T•I 11141 -..110 ~ttof'ft•Y-\ tor A*"""''''4t0f' "'v011\hif :I Or•nf) t.:>.• t 0~·111., P1l 'Jil M •H n I} l~ d'f'd "ut ti 1 f Uli.i 1111 •oa1nst vou tS.-.-tootriote'I Tiii\ \lat•""""' "'"' lllC'CI ..,11,. tllf' " II vou wl\11 lo oetrl\O lhi• iaw•u•t, Counly Clerk ol Orenoe COUl'IV. you mu\1, w1t111" 30 Oev\ dlle• lhl• C•lllorrii., on Fel>fu••v 11, 197• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AntrM•ltr -"-r .,vmmon\ t\ ~,vf'd on vou t 1I• w llh ftttot07 FICTITIOVSaUSt"IESS NAMI STATE MINT Publl\""<I 0.11nQP CIM\I D•1ly Plll)I ..... " 10 ,. 1,,. 10\0 ,. F ICTI nous 8USIN ESS NAME STATEMENT CP~ tn1\ court ., ••wr •tt~n Plf'1t01nv '" Publl\heid Ora"Qf' Co..t\t O•llY P not • •w,oonu 10 Ill• compt••nt 111 • F•b 16•NIMltr ~. n. t•.197' 110.1• Ju\tlte Court you "''"' lllr w11n th• Flit/~ F ICTITIOUS llVSINESS N-1! STATEMENT court " w1·-u1ef\ CN•adll'\O 01 <cJuse "" o••• teedtn9 10 be enlf'•f'O '" tllr PUBLIC NOTICE r n, to11owlrio perw n• ••• dotno bu\lnt \.\ 4\ HUNTINGTON 8 EACM OEHTAL PUBLIC NOTICE ff\,. ro11ow 1"9 O-r\On\ .,,... do1nr) DU\IM\\.\ oooen Urileu '°"do w , vou• '"faun _ -------------GROUP tootl Ad•m• Avt , Hurtt· "CTITIOUS aust"EU J flW PAoour llON'> 'llll Com•IOC' °' Hunt1nqlon Bot•<"· c.. 'f?(IA(t T "P t0How1"q Pt>r\On\ 4'" do1n9 b\.!)l"'f'\' '" MAl~ON OINA, HO E•\I ITtl> Sl•ef't. Con• Mne. (A 9101 •Ill ~ eme•ect uPOn •1>1>1tcell0<1 ot ""' pl•lntttt. ""° thl\ court mdy ""'''' 11 ludOm""I "9'fln\t vou tor '"" re""' Cl• mert<l•d In tilt <omPl•I"', wllt(ll couto ,..,un u' oarn•\htntnt of wa@et'' t•• 1no Oi mOMY Of" pt"OOf'r'1Y O' Other reltf'f r .. Q~\tf'CI tn ,,,. com9'•1nl Ill. II .,... wbll lt -IM .. YIU ti •n en.....,,"'""' metWr, vw '""'"' II• M ..._tty M ""°' fOtlr wrltt.., , .. _ ... ti e11y, mey l>t 11 ... en limo. Oeled Mtrtt> I, tt7' LEE BllANCH, Clerk ev t(ATMIE SIEMONS. OttC>Ufy SY•. COMIN f1lt Wlllll!re eo.onl, Sullt llt atwerly Hiii\, C.11-e '°111 h i; 21J.-S111 • T~t wttll "ctmpl•hll'• t11cl11dct1 < .. n -c....,.•lllt. "111•11111"" ln<h•Cle• ,,.,,·<•"'Pt•'"•"'· ''fff•"d•nt•' tn· h•dH crtsMltfencl•nl, 1tn9ulAr 1 ... clll<llts , .. ,.Cw•t • .,. -1<11tlne ,,.. lll<llt1 ........... ..,. -A writ\"' .,..._..., ~ •" Htw•r. d•miu- rtr, 9'c., ,,_. "9111 IN -m re<illl~ v ''" Cellfwwl• ... , .. ol Covn Your t9lne1 .....-.,. """' be tiled In 1111' tun wlltl ,..._ 1111119 lws ue1 .,.001 tllet . Cert tMt..t .... 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Ur~t• A 8 Hauscr.1101. • 1trio1e WOfNI" 11' to en ullOlvldeo "' lnltrt•I •no Ol\tl• Ver11 Jo,,•nnt Mene11, • meNltll WOl'llell n ~· Mii• el\CI ,._ ... .,,_riv H to en "" dl•kltd "> lnleftil I\ """'"" '" tom "'°" 9 E HEFIO ARY· Senti-&en-a corllOY•tkln. 1tec0<deCI ,,..,,.,...., '· 1t1e • ., lntlr Ho. 1U1• In bOOk UMO 0-0-SS? ot Ot flcl•I Record• II\ Ille olfl<t 01 I,,, A•tordtr Of Ore119t Covnly; "ICI Offil of lru\I dn<t'lllH Ille IOllOWl"11 ""° 09r1, lnQIO" Ofl&Ch, CA ,,..... NAME STATIEMl!"T lt·/1111 FICTITIOUS llUSINIUS NAME: STATEMENT Th• tollowll'9 oers.oM tr• do1no bu~tne\1 a'\ De•1d W iiheim OOS. 901 Th~ to11ow1no i-rwM ••• 001n9 Col'f\PIC>n. Hunll"910I\ Beech. CA 916-j• bu\111•\\ '" P•ul A JollnM>n DOS. 7100 Y•cfll HIGH IS A KITE, 111 Mein SI . Pelpll E11\lm11ri •>U COm$tO<• 0 • Hu11tlnQ1on IH•< II '" "1Ml> Jonn Moc•,,..• '"1'I '> Knoll St OtM Poutllo<> S•Sl Country Vie• o,..,.., YortM L 1no.a <A CRO W N ltOY A LE RESTAURANT. IJO M<C0<,.,kk, Suite ~IHlllel. Newiiort 8t4KI> CA 91..0 HunllnQlon Be...:n 11 8. CA 91MI fllh bu\lnen ,, COl\Ou<ted Dy • M•rtrw J-Mo<••I W I SHPOtl • , •. A""""'"'· (• 979(1.1 W•lt•' 8 Hun1oon l l t 8••r C•tt• CO'\I• -... Cot "1•1• C#•••t'll PoublOI\ s•S> Countr y Vie• 0 1t-VQl'IM Lind ... CA 101. l"o\I• Mttoo. C.lllornla UU& 9"1\t••l oer1ne"71IO Orl~t. HunllnQlon 8\'• C.. ., .. , D<l•id w 11,,.1m Pllyllh C.••u• Oot•ll• 111 A 71\t Thi\ bu\U'..,.,\ I\ < ondvC •t'd OY • QetWt •I p.iitrt.l"Mll't' ""O l "t\ tJu"M"\\ I\ <Gn0uc1t'd t)y tfn lft 01v1oua1 a. ... Poul>IOI\ (;R•NOA8S INCORPORATEO.• C•llt orn1" corpo r •tlon . 130 McCormick, S.ulte 101. Colle M•~•. C11llto111le 91b?• Peul R Jolln'°" SI , "unllnQlo<> Bet<"· C• ., .... Tiii\ \l•temefll ..... llled "'"" "'" Vlc•I Lynn Sc:-1~•, H1 '""SI. Counw Cl&•k of O•enoe county Ort Munlln9IOI\ ~., ... Ce ., .... W•lltt 8 HU'llOOI\ '"''' ....... nwtont -~' t1fMj •Ith ,,.. county Cl••• ol OrAnQI! Cou111v on T ht\ \1111.......,,1 "'"' lllf'CI wllll '"" county C•er• ot Or"'nOll Countv °" '"'' bu>lntn I• condu<lect by •co•· PO•etloft Gr-•I>\ 11\COl'POf'•tecl A""°"ll C Oe!IC)\, p,-tn•c>Pnt Morell t, 1'11'1 Tiii> bu\1nt1\\ I\ co,.aucted bv • 1'11"'9 O•ntt•I Pllrtner\lllO Publl>lled Or•"9t' Co.t\I 0 •11• Piiot Pttvlll\ C. Do.tit• M•r<ll \, t1 19, 76. itn Thi\ \l.8IP,,_I "'"' flied will! ,,,. ''"" County Cler• of 01en0f' COUl\IV Of\ -------------Mtr(ll I). "" Mertn Is. ''" ""'"" n u , tllN ,l llW Wl:UEltNMtJTIJAL Pu blti l'led Or-(t>ot\I 0•11• PllOI f SCllOW COllP Mer " ,. -"'<•11 • I ti• IO~J /q llJO~ E I/th SL. S..llt 0 • "'''"' Ce111 ........ •1.ao IE\cr•• No tt-SllJ·M Thi• \late.._1 wn lllt<I with ,,,. Cou111y Clert. ot 0 "'"'" Coul\IY on Ftbru.,y 10, 1919 PUBLIC NOTICE PvOl1\,.d Or.nQft ei.tnt 0 •11• •'Hoe. M1Jtt n I• l'J ond Apt 11 I f 1 lt/t 1'111UJ --------Publl\"" 16 aNI M41r S, 11, 1q, "" lt!l-7' SUPIEltlOlt COUltT 01' TMli Mar It, n , AP< 1 • "1' ..,._,. STATE O,ULlf'O•NIA ,011 P UBL c NOT CE CP .. »l '"IECOV"TYO,OltANGI! I I NOTICIEOF TRUSJEf'SSALI! Ne. A·'*' SftF No 00307 IOU /q PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF Nl!Aa t NG 0, IU,.IElt10ttCOUltTOFTl41E lie SL1JOnHAllfMA" SVPIEAIORCOU"TOFf"IE PUBLIC NOTICE ltlflTION l'Olt ,.ltOllATIE OF Wll.L STATE OF CALlf'Olt"IA FOlt S.111••00 8..,• • <O•OO••l-A• du•• SU fE OF CALIFOltNIA trOll ---__ AN 0 LE TT IE It S 0 I' A 0 · T"IE COUNTY Of'OltANOIE I POQ1nll>d fru\t.., UNI"• tr.. 10110,.,,.q I HE COVHfY OF OltANOE FICTITIOVS llUSl"ESS MINISfltATIO" WITH WILL AN N•. A-*272 OO<rll>ed""""' ot ltu•I Wit l ~fl l NO A"4Jt NAME STATEMENT NE XIE 0 AND FOlt AUTMOlllliTION NOTICE 0, INTl!NTION TO SELL A 1 "u Bl I c •v ( r ION f 0 1 .. [ OROE" ro SHOW CAUSE l ilt IOllOWl"9 ~"°"It d0in9 butl· TO AOMIHISTElt UHOElt '"IE •E•l PllOPEltTY AT PRIVATE HIGME\I e 1oor" 'OR (A ~H ICCP Ill/I neu a\• INOEftENOENt AOMINISTllATIO" SALi IPO•b" At ttm~ OI \Al• tn ldwlul In r • (I A U 0 E G r 0 P G E RA TINO F F 0 £NTAl l AO O"ESTATES ACT £ltalf'04 HATTI£ Ml'[ HOSACK. mon••otl,,,.Unll~d '>ldl•\l•llrtOhl t••CVPf ,, Mlf\llf. by 0 \ANf ""° OAA TOllY. IO•O 'i•llnd\ A•e nuf'. E\lattof LOUlEE BOOHEA.•k• .-. HATTIE BAllNES HOS•Ct<. llll••t>d•nlfr•\l con .. ,...,,o.indnQW P1r1HH l•ffVRE,Hl>P•••"''-'0' Co•I• Mew, C.llfotnle '1616 LOLA l 800HEA. OKH,..d Dtcu ...o l>•ld bv II unde• \1110 0..d ot T •u\I •n r hAnq~ ,., Na""' C•<lll• J . A'•llnoll 10.0 Sellnu NOTICE IS HER£8Y GIVEN INI N01•CE ·~ HEAIEl\Y C#I VEN '"~D•Ol>f''1•~'1'•Mll"0'"".,.,, WHfN(jl<, Oll'NE l efEVRf ""° Avenue,Cmt11 MeW1,C.lll0<nl11 '16U JVLIA l:RBE!> •"d BEATRIC E fHAT \Ubf«llO COl\ll•m•llOft by l .... IRU!>TOR P•u• w H•••m•". PlfRRf l r FfVRF, ~""~" .. flll\ bu\IMU I\ condu<IHI by en in FUl KERSON lle•e lllect l'Wlr•ln e Dell· •bo•t entuted !oupcortot COurt, wltllll\ \lnQle "'•" motn•• •nd ••l"•' of •OPllCd l\I dl•ldual tlol\lor Prooale ol Wlll•llCllu ... n~e of .... llm• .. 11oweo by ttw , ... un f\£N[r1(1AllY !>.tnt•~OIJ B•n• d Cl A UDF GEOllGE Lf'FEVRf .. Ce<llla Rallnolf Leiter\ ol Admlnlll••tlol\ wllll w111 .,.. dtr\IOIW''tt\On ul"Oltr •ft Y"~" 01 •9'1. ""' llltd Thi\ \l•t~....,,1 wo llled wllll ll'Wl ne .. d etlCI for aulllorl1atto" to ad· M•nt• M<1~ "~Ck. de<ea!oed. w111 >ell Recorded Seo!""'""'' ?R 1918 a•'"~'' • ,,..11111in """" '"" Cl••• ot tlll• Court Cout1IY Cler~ of Orenoe coul\IY on ml11lt1er under IN ll\dePfnOenl ad· al f)tlv•I~ wie to l"e lllOl'f'\I <1nd t><o•t f\lo 38'H>4 In boo~ t)lbt 1.1noo 1111 of Ot •o• ~" ord•• '"""0'"0 eoollcenl'• FeOruarv 73• tt7" "''"'"••lion ol E\tetn ~ct. •el••en<t Ml blOO-• Oft ttw •••m• and <otlCllUO<I\ llct•• II.cord\ '" th• tlll•H 01 ,,.., "• m~ 1 "'"' c LAU o E c; E o RG E ,,. .... to wlll<ll I\ m•d• tor lu1lll<" ,,_,<Jll\8ltt1 _,,,,_ "" 1101\t 1'11• Re<ordf'r ot0.""9' (ounly "'1d -l f'FEVR£ 111 MICHAEL JEAN· Publl$11ed Or•noe Cot•I O•llv P iiot, plr11CVIAfi , •nG , .... '"~ ""'• •tlCI •"" lnltrMI ol Halli~ M .. Howo. O•· of '"'" df«•lbf'\ ,,,.. IOllOw1rtq O•O-(l AVOr l •FEVAE Feb 1•all0Met S,11, ... 19,. 117·1' pleceoflletlflf\Q ll>e ...-11<1\0een .-1 <H W<l,•t l""lll'>eotM•Cle•lll •l\ch ll oerty If 1SOPOFRFO ll••lell per~fn· '°' M.,cll 11 ,.,,,•I to oo • m .• tn '"" rtoM. """ -'"'"'"' lftAI tn~ e\tete PAltC£l 1 lOl~lnt r RAC T NO 11~ l••••ted 1n ,,.,. .. bo.,. entlllC'CI l'f\Allet -----------courtroomot 0e1>er1,.,..,,1 No J ot ulcl llH ecqulred '"""°''!Oft 111 '""'of Cle· I" ,,,., C•I• 01 l•••f'• Cou11ty of •DOP•• Df'fOr" ""'Court et 11 oo • m PUBLIC NOTICE cou•t, •I 100 Cl•k ""'•' Orlve WH I, <eclent at,,,. lime of ""' dull>. I",,,. Or•n11<1. Sl•le 04 C Alllo•11•• A\ ,,.., o" AprH ?•. "" '"""' courtroo"' ot ____ In tM Cltvot Santa Al\•, C•llfornl•. rut P•Oc>l!rtV •or•lf'CI 1n '"" <ountv ol mep ••<O<dfd tn Roo~ lH P"9"' I to O•p•rltnf'nt 1 at 100 Cl•I< Ceriter S..,.rlor Cwn ef Oeltd March 6, 191' Orlfnoe State ol C•lllo•nl6, 0"\C•lbed II lnClu•lve Of Mi>HllMN'IV\ M.,11', •n Orn,. Wf'\I, 5'trll1t A""· Ora~ COull· Ot ..... CellftlY LEE A. 81tANCH, ., follow' 1"-ofll<•OI trwo County AHO•<I~• 01 •&•O ty, C<tlllO<l\fA •nd •llow CAii"". 11 "n•. le 0 W It Gounty Cletll l ot NtnetHft "" '" Olor• Sia 161 county wnv Ill• '"'"""" IOI' <11.tnllll ot ,...,... 7"Ch o.-r r. e MILANM.DOSTALAflC ol TreclNo 63S,uoer m"P INreot PAR(f l1 """""'~"l'O<tn •MulOnotbl>Qt.,.led ~.:~:'70' ,., co,.......... recoro.G 111BOOI'11 "' -tS,ot Mi.· Qrt\l •net ~tire\\ o••• •II Ptl•AI• ll IS FURTHER ORDEAEO , ... , • c:... ... ""'...... 0r ...... CAnMI cet1e11eou• M•P•. •e<o•O\ Of H lf ,,,. .. "!Loi\ A IOM •nclu\•••• OI ,, .. , tOf)y ol '"" O<de• to ·-, ... ~ !IP Pl•lnllf1 PETE S MAltOUF.l tlld ffl eU·1'N Oren9e Counlv No. IJU .1" lflr Coty ot ltv1N, Coul\IY of PUbll\11 .. d '" Ille OltANOE COAST COITHM MAAOIJEZ A ....... , ... , .... ,......, Mor\' (Ommol\ly ·-'" ·~· Or•n9• St•t•olC<tlllOf'lllA U 04'•"'•D DAILY PILOT,. rteW\D•P•• ol O~ltnOef\t AUD RE Y LYNN Pul>lltl'led Ortl\09 Coeil O•llY P iiot Jeller\Of\ Streot M IO••v City, record~"'" Boot l3~ P<IO'' 1to 11 111 Q•f\•t•I Ctrtut&11on l)flnled j" O•art9<1 t A W SON ; AN G e" s I AN E z M•• 11, lJ. 19, """ """ CelllOrlll&916SS (IU\IY•OfMl>Ctllelll!O\l\Mjlp\,lnl .... ol rountw. Cellfo1n1 .. ont• .. •••k lor OR.-.JEOA. end OOl!S I lllrovoll u . -fll11 'Wll• I\ \Ub j"CI 10 ll'!ner•I •ncl lluoltlltCounty AecorO.•ol\ .. ldCOull• IOU• \U<Ct\~ .. -k• D•k>r lo '"' dllll' PUBLIC NOTICE •DP<l•I , ... .,, wt11c11"'""1111n Nit ytt 1v.od•«•lt11Pd lri 5't<t1on•.Artici.v111 .,..1 fo• """""'IOl\tl>ef)PllllOI\. 1~~~~EI YW ..,. .. """twff, Tiit IMlf•bl•. lnd t.ICllllQ 1••1" 101 \lle<lal ol 111•1 ctrt••n 0..Cl•r•llo<> of Cov•· OA f£D M•ttl> IS, "le C911f'I ..... _ ..... Intl ., ... wtt-t -t\H U"'""' O•Jfll(h. COVln<tnl\, Conell· "•""· (onclillOft\ """ Rf\lt•fflOI\• •• 8RVCE w SVMNEA yMr Mfft9 ...... .,.. .... fW ,...,..... SU .. ElllOlt COU•TO, THI 110.n, r••lrl< llon\. ••••'""tlOl\l. cotoect Ff'Otueo I "14 on II-110&8. Jut!Oeot wltlllll M --~ .... Ille .......... ellell ITATI! 01' CAL.,OllNIA ,o. r tollts. r!Ot>I\ ol .... , •tlCI UM!""'"" Of IMIO<t IJJt OI Otlt<.•dl llMOIO• OI .... d .... Suoertor Cour1 T"E COUNTY 0, Oii ANOE record ""' Dtocie<'1Y ''to I» \Old°" •n O<enoeCOuf\ty Le• Offlcn o1 '"!":..ot U .... Ill Mde defl'leMM9, Ne. A""* "U I•'• be\I\, t!atepl ••to 1111• PARCEL 3 Al\"" lu\f•• •PDU•I• COOOllNO & llUltES" l!I Trl-.et lflWW Mcldlr c...ir• U,, H 0 TIC IE 0 , "I A a 1 N 0 0 I' BIO\ 0< olle~ e'1! lllvlled tor tl>I\ nant .,.,......,,, owr tMt portion Ol tn• A "'"''".,_'~.rt .... •lft ..... 1--1 •• ,.,_II ... Ud . ._ .... .,,.,,OM l'Olt flllOaATe 01' WILL pr~r1y ltnd muit bl\ In w•lllno •nd tot (01\llOUOU\ to PAt<~I I •bon ·~ ... 0 . lloo ntt Ill -.ni.. _.a diet. LH It lllf•f'fll•• AHO LITTEllS T9STAMlf,..TAll'I' wlll b" reo tveO •t lllf! ofllct\ of \llOWI\ Ofl E•,,lblt "B" lo 111•1 o neln 21'0 HerMo ....... S.tteJU ,19119.,. tl""9 AND l'O• AVTitOtUIATION TO AO-HurwlU, Remer. MacOonald, Me.0. ~upplt....,.t•rY Oecl1ttdll0ft OI Co,,,.. Cint• Mew, C.. mM SMlnt & TVTMIU NOlmlAaY WllTC&.llP CHAPIL CretrelOfY •Flower Shop 427 E 17th :SI C>sta Meaa 84MA88 1.01 It, 8 IO<k 11' of C~on• del Mer fret I, In ltlt Cll'f of Hewpor1 BH <l'I, •~ •---------------f09r mep rec;or-In 800ll J, P-• 41 •ncl 0 ot Mlt«ll•nt<KI\ Mel>\, In Ille l~'1111••1111wm••m1111f1•=-~•1of11ce of 111e c-1v Atc.o•c1t• 04 w ld County, live in majnJand China for three years. died at a hospital here Thursday. Lombard went to China aa a miulonary In 1931, and was put u.nder house arrest in 195L ' JO T'HE. OE,EHDANT· A (IYll 1111 ' .. I s., I • u N 0 I • T " If & fllownw•IO. A Profeuloftet CttPOtt• II•""· C-llloM """ R•''"' ''""' •• T•t 17141 U..'111 <Oft'lpi.lnt ll<K betll fllHI by IN pteln INDl,.IND9N1' ADMINISTllATIOtt tlol\, ettomey\ lot -.IO E•.Culrl•. •I <~dtd •or"'· 1•1• In Boo•, "11• 0-"'""" * -.~ llll •fl•lntl you ·-fOO!not•' I 0' llTATI!J ACT MO Nt•oort Cenltr Orlw , Sult• t~~S. ,,._ ot OlllCl•I R.c~d' ol "''a C'ovnty PuDll\lwcl Or""O" Coast O•llv Pl rot "ttyovwttlllo .. fencltlll•lewtult E •lelt ot JOSl!,.HINE E STEY N•wl!Of1 llM<ll. C.lltomt• tJMO. OI l0<tflOW-e>mo,.1Mrlt<Ul"r Mer 1•,Jt Ap< 1.•.i•:r. 1047.,. you mull wltfllll >Odey• •n•I' 1,,h VOST,•-• JOSEPHIHll E STEY mey be 111«1wltt>11\f cttr" OI ukl 1voeurlt>eO tl'Se<lt0n lofA•ttr1~v111 --------- PUBUC NOTICE •ummt11t'lt -~ Ofl VOii Ill• wltll 9AOWH, 0.C.Hecl Superior Couf1 et •nY 11rne •ll9r llnl ot ,,,. Oecl•r•llOll 04 Covt'nMt• CIW' 1,,11 court " wrlll•n plt lldlnO 1n NOTICE IS HERflllY GIVEN tflel pullllcellof! ol 11111 notlct ertOn\t Ill '"' comptellll. Ill • JOHNS, 8YltNl!S J A ..... 111ec111e ... 1n m•-1"9 "ffdult . '•b!Ulrf '· ",. '" Boo• 11~ l>AOt -·-------- W l llOntlal SM'1M'S MOllTUAIY 827 M .. n St. Hunt•nvton Beach 63&e&38 ........ , COl.OMAL fUtWAL NOMI 7801 BolM A.ve. Wltlmlnsler 883-3525 PACIRC WWW r• C&M.PAll ~'IMott'*Y a... 3500 Plcelc v... ~ -=r • FUNERAL IRECOORS Harbor Lawn Mount Ollie Mortuary Cemetery Crematory •Interment In AnyC.tMtery .............. • Cr••tllft ............. ,Call /or "" c ........ PortfoUo 1 ........ . Gllll ..... •••••• ' I Stld lllllCI It loc:tltO In eoo. No 07•001; ,.,~ M;tp NO 0$1-71).11, MAY l!IE ALSO !CHOWN AS 11' M•rl90ld Avtftllt, Nt'WPof1 8H<fl, C.llfttllle "Ill • llrett edllr'eu er common Cl9 ""'"'°" 1, "'°"""' etiow, no ••rr•nty It 9lwn H to th <omc>ltl-H or <.or rtelMU)." TM llell9fldery llrt<ltr MIO 0..0 of Trvtl. by r-ot • breech or dtf1111t 111 1 ... 04111tNllOl\t MCurtf tl\ertlllY. Mfttefot9 t.CIMO elld Cletlve<t<t to IM 1111dtnitMd • wrllt911 O.Cltr•lkMI Cll Otlevlt .... o.mtfld for Sele ..... wrlllt" .,..l«t ttf Wtkll -ttf 9'9clloll .. ,_ .... UlllltffitMe to .. u .. ,d ,,..,.,.., to ... ,,.., Miii MiloetlOft•, _.,., "",...,.., tllt ~~ uuttd NI• llOll<t ttf llf"MCll tlflCI Cll tte(ll ... IO 1t llKOl'llM OlufMtr e, ttn H In nr. '"· '°'" 111 .,_ 1m. ,... '*· " .... °"""' ~ 1ti. .... ..ett • f'Ndt, ._,. wit'*" c_....e fl( _,_.,, tKortSI Of 1f91. ,...., ,....,.,.. "'"· ,,..., ...... Of lk ........ -. ..... ., .............. ,... l'r111C• -ef lllt l!Ottlll MC ...... ... .... 0.W " Tl'lltt, Mt. CllOf' .. I ~ ............. '"*" ..._ .. ttlt ..... ~..., .... Deed .. ,,.,.,, .................... w. ....... , ...... U, ""· M U •A M , 9f "'9 ef1 Ille ef ........ 1119cfftc Tlt19 C....· '9fly, _.... .. IH Nertll C-llto hrll OflY9, .,. .. 1'e, lellt• AM, c.i,..,111 •. Dell! Marelll, ..,. ............. ............... ,.,,.., IOUTMIRM lllA(l,IC TITL• COMMMY """' ..,.._fl H ... , .......,.tiK,...., ........... °' ... CM'1 o.tl\' ...... MWcll "· .......... ,. ·- Ju\11(9 C0uf1, vou mv" 111• •1111 tl'lt e OtllllOfl for Pnleete Cll Wiii ...0 It• TM jlr-r1y wlll bot told Of\ tilt 1:116 Of 0 "1<1•1 R9<0<dt OI \411d Coul\ly C~ court • •I-DlteCllllQ °' ( ......... tUt"<• ol Letter\ n .. _,.,., to Ille followl119 t.nn•· C.Sll or ,.n U •ll -... ,. y llE ALSO l(NOWN AS I/WI) tfOTtce TO ClllOIT'O•• .,.1 pltedlflt ..... tllttrltel Ill Ille Petlll--too •utfloolHOOll lo ... pert ''""·, .. , ....... Cll W<ll <,..dll to Conon-. ,,,,,,.,., C•lllom•• 0 1' •ULll TttANSl'l!ll •-•ti Vlllftt Yoll do to. yovr O.ftlllt "'llllU•r Ulldtr ttw tnd•ll• 141eM ell· lllt et<"'4-lo ""' "'*"'9nell •lld "Ill•''""'.-"' or co"'"'°" de· Hollo h htr•by 01 .. ,., I• 1"• .,111 l>t ~ UllOfl tl'Pll<•tlofl or tllt mlnltlrtlloll ef E,. ... , Atl, ,...,_. lo Ill• Superior Court, J"' ol ,,,., •kl<l•tloft I\"""""'-·~. no w•rt•11ty c"4110n ttf w ~ JAJ ff\C . 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"" IN>" .... ,. ...,, STOCKS I BUSINESf> Monday'a Cloeing Pric NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS - N DML..Y PILOT •a Big Bundle Wall Street Wanted More By MILTON MOSKOWITZ One billion dollar• in aales no looser has the clout it once had -some 400 companies are over lbat mark -but lt 's still a figure most of us find inconceivable. Can you im· aglne coUecUng $1 bllUon every year, something like $20 million a week? Polaroid, lhe company that pioneered instant photo- 1raphy, cracked the billion-dollar barrier ln 1971. Once you're at that level, the jumps become bigger. Last year Polaroid clocked sales of $1.37 billion, a gain or 30 percent over the 1977 results. ll's clear it will reach $2 blllion in • fraction of the time it took to get to $1 billion. THE COMPANY WENT THROUGH another symbolic barrier last year: It earned more than $100 million after taxes. Polaroid's profits came tn at $118 million, up 28 per· cent over the 1977 figure . That performance reflects Polaroid's success in meet· Ing the strong challenge from Eastman Kodak, which has 'entered the instant photography field. Kodak's entry buoyed sales of instant cameras but Polaroid bas managed to capture 60 percent of the business. You would think those: glittering figures might knock someone's eyes out. But it depends on whose eyes are doing the looking. If you were Money Tree expecting a 40 percent leap in earnings, you might be dis· appointed at 28 percent . And if you happen to be a Wall Street analyst who was expecting a 40 percent increase. then you're in a position to make the company suffer for not performing the way you wanted il to perform. POLAROID EMERGED FROM lt78 with 1ts shares trading on the New York Stock Exchange in the $50 price range. Last month. a fter the company reported its strong sales and earnings gains for 1978, the stock was quickly hammered down to $38. Leading the anvil chorus of sour grapes was Brend a Lee Landry, a security analyst at the nation's largest brokerage house. Me rrill Lynch. Pierce. Fenner & Smith. She had been looking for profits of at least $125 million, a nd she blamed the company for not tipping her off in ad· vance that earnmgs would be up only 28 percent. "Polaroid does a great disservice to investors." Lan· dry told the Wall Street Journal. The statement bad the de- sired effect: It knocked Polaroid's stock down another cou pie of dollars 80 \'OU SEE THAT IN TIUS casino it doesn't make a ny difference that you do more than a billion dollars a year in saJes. It doesn 'l make any difference that you in· crease your sales 30 percent and your profits 28 percent. None of that is important. What's important is that you in vite the Wall Street gang into your boudoir and tell pre- cisely how the picture is going to come out. When you snap the shutte r on your camera, you're never completely s ure how the picture is going to come out. But that's not the way they play on Wall Street. They don't like surpnses. The results they want are the results they predicted. And they wonder why m illions of Americans have deserted the stock market Oil Stocks Lead Another Advance NEW YORK (AP> -The stock market scored mort: gains today. led by strength a mong oil issues that were be· ing spurred by speculation about posible deregulation Qf crude oil prices. The Dow Jones average or 30 industrial issues was up 4.68 points to 857.50. At one point, the Dow was ahead 11 points. Advancing issues outnumbered those that declined by a 2·1 margin on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts said the oil issues were being helped by speculation about President Carter's meeting today with senior aides to discuss ene rgy and the economy. The market also was encouraged by news that the Israeli cabinet had approved the Arab·lsraeli peace trea- ty, paving the way to a possible signing of the pact within a week. StO<'b In The Spotlight Due to lat e transmission today's l isting will not appear in the Daily Pilot . NEW YOfll( IAPI• S.lfl. 4 pm price and net <Nftlit Of lhe ten most •<ll"'-A-rlcan Stoo E Atl'lafl9e l•wes, ='J?M~t.ICIMlly et "'°:i'.:,,l:;r ~r + t~ ReHttnt A . 191,900 SI~ , MtCutt Ool • • • 11•,000 ~"" ..... TOl•IPtl NA., 120.SOO 20 + Gl8U Ptt., .. .. 100,600 71\ t "' ... lrolew ... .. llt.SOO 12~ • J'o C0n HOtMld .. .. 90,IOO 13\oli -~ WtlM< ()II 7•,IOO ~ , l'I c ... mp Ho. l•.100 1\o\ -"' IJp• and Doten• , DoarJonr• 11 re rag«-• s~~c:rcAP1 F1rw1 Oow·J-s •m~ ()pen HIOh I.OW CIOse CllO lO Ind ~03 ii.os ISUS IS7.SO .... 20 Trn 111.n 21•.'6 216.40 211.01 + 0.1J U Utl 101.ll 1a..n 107.•1 103.89 + 0 "4 .S Slk 291.21 2'11.IS 216.'4 211,90+ I .. 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Cl) Kl'M B (CBS) ~.1n 01 .. 90 G THArsHOUvwooo 0 TIC TAC DOUGH w ADAM-12 Al H1t1 fdQe 0 1 H1Ml'\ry A c..on.,..,.1o11110f• w1lh w 11 ham 1r .. 1n t hOffll)son, rol turnl n.11mmn. ph1IOM)l)lluf and 1u1011" 0 KHJ TV (Ind ) Lu'> Anql:'IH', @) KCST (ABC) San 011,cio GI KTIV (Ina I Lo., Anq ... 11 .. ., ti) KCOP TV (lnrl I Los Anrwl11"> fD KCE T TV (PBS) LO'> An quit•'> Two ••med robt>ets hOld 1f'l(J hO!lllt()eS llnd d SO<IO'I ol 1>urgtllflH occupy Miii· loysnd9Qod m TO BE ANNOUNCED 8:30 0 (6) THE WHITE SHADOW 6!) KOCE· TV (PBS) Hun11nqton &,1c;h CJ) JULIA CHILD ANO COMPAHY Sunday Nlgtlt SuPC>'W ' Coach Roovos •• 1><omp1&0 Requiem for 'Dugan' 'Mlllllk 'Spinolf Axed Jiat Before A.iring By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGE LES <AP > Ht>m emhe r Be a Arthur a s ·Maude." lhe kneeJerk liberal who preferred serving causes to serving breakfast ? Well . a runny thing happened to "Maude " In a weird metamorphasis, .. Maude" bt>came three other shows, and ats last incarnation was killed JUSt three days before aardate by a group of black con· ~ressmen. It died in lhe name or social conscience, axed because 1l didn't present a proper image of blacks. Sounds strange. It ls s trange CONSIDER THE p eculiar case of " Maude," also known al va riou s S titg es o f it s metamorphasis as "Onward and Upward." "Mr Dooley" and 'Mr. Dugan"· When la.o;t see n, al the end of the '77-78 TV season, "Maude" had been elected l<> Congress. The show was to be totally re- va m i><->d ror the new season, with Maude in WaRhineton as a bull· m-lhe-china·shop freshman con ~resswoman. But Bea Arthur .decided that, after six years as "Maude," s he'd hed enough or leleVlsion ror awhile. She wanted out. BUT CBS AND Norman Lear's TAT Productions. which made "Maude.'' decided they liked the idea of a renegade minority congressman. and de· tided to do the show without Bea Arthur. So. instead or a sitcom about a libe ral housewife elected to Co ngress. CBS had a show about a black football player elected to Congress. 'rhis was the "Onward· and Upward" stage of "Maude," and it starred John Amos. A mos, you might recaU, was the actor who walked out on Lear's "Good Times" three seasons ago. lie did it again this winter. walking out on "Onward and Upward." Thul gave way to "Mr. Dooley." B UT "MR. DOOLEY,'" il seemed, was the name of a popular newspaper column, and to avoid possible legal comptica· tions, .. Mr. Dooley" becitme "Mr. Dugan." Cleavon Little became the football hero-turned· congressman, and ''Mr. Dugan" seemed set to go. This is where the social cons- cience comes in. One week before "Mr. Dugan" was to air .on CBS, TAT Productions screened the show for "a dozen black friends." The dozen black KOCE Honored Channel 50 Wins Four Airords Four major statewide awards for excellence In television news coverage will be given to KOCE·TV, Channel 50, in the 27th Annual California Associated Press Television and Radio Aasociation <CAPTRA> news competition. The four honors, following competition involving both com- mercial and public television stations all over the atate, wUl be awarded at the stale meeting or CAPTRA in Newport Beach al the Marriott Hotel on Saturday, March 31. KOCE~TV will receive three first place and one second place awards in four out of nine categories l.n Class II Television division. For Best Feature Segment, Channel SO's "Soviet Newsman Vlaita Disneyland" by .. Newscbeck" reporter Jere Witter won first place; for Documentary, first place went lo a Channel 50 SJ>eciaJ "lndocbineae Refugees" by Kenneth Gale; Best News Writina went to "Stynme Pollution" by Jere Witter, and second place in investigative reporting went to "Loni Beach Veterans Hospital," by "Newscbeck" report.er Wendy Wetzel. Channel 50 provides dally television broadcaaUng or local public affairs brolldcaata, ln addition to it.a inatrucUonal and col- lege credit programs, cultural pro1rams and PBS public affairs pro1rama. friends had rcscrval1ons about the show. So. on Marc·h ti, ri ve da}S before afrdatc. Leur TAT Presa dent Alan Horn and Marguente Archie, the show's lt:l'hoical ad· viser. flew lo Washm~ton . D C. to show "Mr. Dugan" to tht• con· gress ion a l Bla c k Cauc us . Thumbs down again ON MARCH ll, three days before airdate, TAT a nnounced it would not deliver "Mr Dugan" to CBS. The network. wh ich had heavily promoted the show in on-air spots, said it was prepared to broitd cast "Mr. Dugan," but TAT said no-go. llow did this happen'' "We simply made a mistake." says Horn. ·'Our obJeclive was that . . . a black congressman would be portrayed in a positive and meaningful way Evidently, we we re not attentive enough to that. "The way it came orr. in the fin al product, was that the con· gressman·s starr looked like they were pushing him around too much. It made the con- gressman look a bit buffoonish, and we were not pl eased with It. .. WE SIMPLY m ade a mis· take." So, after four transformations, three actors and two story lines. the s undry incarna tions of "Maude" finally died. Gee. and I thought a ll a show had lo do lo get canceled was get lousy Nielsen ratings. Pope Praises 'Jesus' Film NEW YORK (API In an au- dience WJth Sir. Lew Grade, the British TV and movie en- trepreneur, Pope John Paul II ex- pressed praise for Franco Zef- firelli's "J esus of Nazareth." Grade, whose ITC Entertain· ment produced the biblicaJ sag" said the pope's comments came an a privateaud1enceon Jan.17. NBC will rebroadcast ·· Jesus or Nazareth" in four parts begin- ning Sunday, April 1, at8p.m. The eight-hour mm continues Aprll 2 and3,andconcludeson PalmSun- day, April 8. NBC Initially broad· cast a shorter version or·· J es us or Nazareth"lnAprll 1977. TUBE TOPPERS KTLA e 8:00 -"The High Com· • missioner." Rod Taylor and Ghrlstopher fJlumm •r h ad tho cast of this 1968 mov- u: u bout murder and intrigue in London. KOCE 9 ff •JO -Boston's Marathon Mun. Runner Dill Rodgers' energy and dedication ·iri preparing for the Boston Murathon a re examined. NBC D 9:00 -"Fast Friends." Car- rw Snodgrcss plays a divorcee working on ti TV talk show in this ne w TV movie with MacKenzie Phillips . 10 llOw an 011111111c: boy to 1,,.,. tl\e carvur bwe11>.1111 tot.1m Q) THE 000 COUf>U tlllilWIWI 01 hf)f l<IOnllly, OM 111 lrll" 11'1 duht ll1tt l'ro~• n1 1 icntene101n CJ> 808T~·a MARA ntOH MAH rM -gy <led1u11on ,)nd f'Xl\llUlllOll atsOC1Qlv<J .. 11h tile Boolon M.,athOO ""' _, 11\1ough mo ey41a or runrw 8•11 ROdQ40•~ 9:00 0 MOVIE FB~I Frl00d1' • (PrtWTlltllll) C9trlfl SOOOQr118', M acK MtlA Ph1ll1~ A dlvO<c.of! troggllnq 10 m•ll.6 <1 llftt 10< httfsell and llllt younq •.on lake<o a 1ob tn lht< b1Jckct11g+3 jUflQlt! ol • TV Htlk 11\ow 0 ®) HOW THE WEST WA8WON l oke 1s coolronted by " Conf8dorn1e SOldt<W with .. d11adly sec;r<it wno tn1n1<s llWI WBI ~ 51111 QOtng 00 0 BIUYORAHAM CRUSADE Q) MERV GRIFFIN GU(lblS Notaho Colo. Oav1Cl Brnnner 1•,11oc. Hay!l'i, N()fm C•09tly Wall W11gner l •do D.ince• ~. Moss A Mull~ fD ACAM.MY lEADEM The BoMl<o l9'SU16 Dnd f119 Conurt .. ~ THE SHAKESPEARE Pl.AY8 R<""60 And Joltfll" Sor John O~od. Cc.ha JoM ton M1chllel Horoern Pat rick Ryl'lcar 1 ano Rllt>6C;Ca s.,,., are lea turf!d 1n Sl\11k6S(Mmre 11 dlU-..C. 9:30 i) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jonnny F""'°' beCO<nm an 1n11111nl lo1118r wl\an 11 yOOf'IQ woman toov6S t\llf baby on Wl<AP's dOCH· alep 10:00 0 ([) LOU GRANT QonovCW-IS Oll!lted iJ bel 1111 puyiflll t<>b c;omphca• • •no Lou ' already 1ough doy 00 HEWS ti) HIGHT GAUERY "D10 Now. Ptty l..llet" Ari undertnke• runs a Jenoory s&le "Oead Wmgl\1'. An ondtl<'WOtld llQ\l•e l•IOS 10 lenll(I t~ country Et) sotM08TAGE LooS•~" 10:30 G) Cl) NEWS I 1:00 e 0 a CIJ ®} HEWS 0 MAKE ME ~UGH 0 MOVIE a a ,., • 1-00IS .. I 19701 Kalflorlne Ron Jason Robatdl An t,og1nq dCIO< and 11 younq woman 1111110 love When l"-Y !'Mel 11'1 San FrllnCJKO ( 1 l\r • 68 m+nl ·CARO(~ ANOFMHOe Quell Paul Sand e THIOOOOIU T hfl OOO<IJea blly 11 Ill m atvdto. tire alt llltl 011octo1e end make llle1t own "'°"'" tD DCKCAVETT 0 ..... 1 MBUIYfl Hotnu t 1:ao 8 ()) AOCl<fOAO F1l£I A eold·blOOdad hl1 mM neatfy kill'\ 11 11eworci..t trle<\d ol RocklO<d' 0 TON~T Oo<Kt llosl 8ovo•ty Siii~ Ooe•i• Phylh5 N11Wm1111. VICI()< Buono, Jaci' KllJO man. 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GETSMART l lltl Chl61 IS ~ 1dn11p(Mid Dy l<AOS ;igonl Horvuy SnHm 12:30 0 OAAONET 'The B1q Sh1pm6nt" G) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Too w oman Who w an1en r o Live An etiCllP6d <.on vic;t ~>ttnap-; 11 ~oono wom ;;in 1n his run lrom 1118 IJw U) MOVIE " a •1, "Spy Honl" I 19">01 Howard Dull, Mollo tou.n M1<:1olllm IS IOSI wllOn tho pante1 s ce• ry1ng 11 •.l'>C.aPu !t om .i iratn ( 1 hr 30 min I 12:S7 u MOVll * * "Matyja~ ' ( 196a) Fal!O.tn, P111y Mc.Cotmadt. 9 AOAY-11 I lie otfle9rs llil• 10 lltt Alf i lhey bltgtn • !llMIC .. I 8.UIQllmonl wllh 11141 Alf SuPl>On (PM1 II 12:.0 8 ()) CBS I.ATE MO\/tl • • ~ "McMiiian And Wiie: Love. Honor And Swindle" t 1117$1 Rock Hod1on. Susan :J111n1 James 11.'M I LOY! EXP£RTI T:OO T~ Oue.11 Hunta Hall and G11brltl Dell. 1 .. 0 of 111e Oood End kids. Rlotla•d Roacll. prll'Jtdflf'll 01 lhe Oe8Cl fnd l<1d1 Ian dob 0 DICK VAH DYKE Rob IMlll 001 IO wr11ft 8 book dufln!J NI •l)CAllC)O. I bul flH lrOODI& Qltlling ~1art8d 1:07 @) QUESTS: EVA ~ROBERT GUILLAUME. 1:300 NEWS 1.00 0 HEWS U) GETSMART Sma11 und !Ill 11ttO•cn '°' a KAOS comj)ijlttr lhafs tnUHCHPl lnQ iOll CON I ROL ~ mosaages 2:30 W HEWS 2:35 0 NEWS 2:370 NEWS 3:05 0 MOVIE • • "Tetro • Of Tne long1" (19()1) Chrrstoot- l ee. Yvonn6 MiWllaUr 4.'30 0 8TEV£ El:1WAA08 Taw11dny'• Duyfi11tt> Mo.,ie• AFTERNOON 12:00 0 • "' • flw remale An1mut ' c 19!181 Hedy L.ima1t. Ji.fl(< Powell W '°*a JtMnntt Ea0t1fl ( 19!'111 K,..,, Novotl, ~l!Cflandit.t 3:00~0) ••"Ille rum1n111 And file 'o:u' ( 19101 Oo••d Hortmon. Borbo1.1 Eden. 3:30 fJ " ''• "Sock 1r ac1t" ( 19691 N1.v111e Brend. Jarnm. Drury Heeere's (Splat) .Jolanny .Johnny Carson is one comic who'll do anything for a laugh -as demonstrated m this sequence from a recent segment of the Torught s how. It was the climax of a Carson skit on TV commercials. Oscar Songs Get Own Singers For the first lime in Academy Awards rustory. the five songs nominated for the Best Original Song award will be performed al this year's Oscar show by the men and women who lntr~u~ed th.e tunes in the eligible films or over the mam titles, 1t was announced by J ack Haley, Jr., producer of the 51st Annual Awards Presentation of the Academy or Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The singers and their songs a re : Olivia Newton-John, "Hopelessly Devoted to You" from Pffi Fmtd Pitch 'Most Successful' "Grease·" Donna Summer. ··Last Dance" from "Thank 'God It's Friday;" Johnny Mathis and Jane Olivor, "The Lust Time I Fell Llke This" from "Same Time, Ned Year;" Barry ManJlow, "Ready to Take a Chance Again" from "Foul Play;" and Debby Roone , "When You're Loved" from "The Magic or Lassie." "It made senst· to use the people whose vocalizing helped ~ct the songs nominated," Haley e xplains . "Fortunate ly, these peopl~ m~de themseJves available to us, some even rearranging crowded sch<.>dules to appe11r on the show. We think having the people who introduced the songs in the films do them on the show wall give the pre· sentallon of the Best Song Award an added dimension." Oscars for outstanding film achievements or l978 will be presented April 9 in the Dorothy Ch andler Pavilion of the Los Angeles Music WASIUNGTON <AP> -Public television sta-Center. The program will be televised hve by the tions across the country wound up Festival '79 Sun· ABC Television Network. day nJght with pledges expected to top $16 million, ------------------- making it the most successful fund·raising cam----------------------., paign in the network's 25-year history, PBS an•,r.. s A L E spokesman Don Richards said. "Al signofr, at 12:02 u.m .• pledges reported on the air totaled $15,921.758," Richards said. "ThL't TT·-.11..--u~-• l~J __ does not include reports from the Wei;tem states . _ It Is expe<:ted that when the total Is completed, we will well exceed $16 million.'' Richards said that $12.5 milUon was collected in Festival '78, laat year's rundralser. I • CHOICE OF COLORS • CHOICE OF FABRICS .... ,_ 5 199 OVCll 100 Recll1111 Rodt11 '"' Will lltcll111" IH SfOCK IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY ... -• --"""° .......... ""OM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR 10-:~ _.,.._, ~ --..~ ... _ -• I. ... .... • pOMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson A re you SU E you ro this w ell-liked at home?" SUPERHEROES FUNKY WINKERBEAN SOMETI~.~ 1M6tiTl ~ L; E£T" ™16 (RA~ ft.BJMiir "IW\T I'M 001' REAU..4 'TME PRl~1mL.. MISS PEACH to LOVe ro ~ ~1cr4, WOl.Al.ON1f YOU ? NAH . EVEN POO(( P!OPL.e HAYe iH6 ~N IN THE M()CNIN6 AND 1i-E MOON Ai NIQHT'! by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta by Tom Batiuk by Mett Lazar1us AM, 01AT WITM e NOtAQH MONEY, YOLA. 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( • s t 5 I S I 0 A .. -! • •• S • I l l • s 1'11 E H A H I $ -s ~ A I l -I • I A -( ( l $1 c " T A l . V 4 G -· ' s . r c U E a I I y • u " D OI• ". -. 0 ( s -A S •• . ( A I A S • s .. u ' ~.!._!,_! M ( I A l _,p I l c t 0 A "I. A l l -H!£ ~ IC A 'ii[l'1"$ S l I •-f 0 c; • • 1.-L...L-L- heroine •2 Choice 13 For each morsel 18 Decide •5 Small an1m.i1 24 Consider-48 Stow cargo able 53 Fence step 25 Olfhcultv ~Bermuda, 27-Dame. eg Monlreal S6 Cen1aurus cathedral slar 28 Hair braid 57 lmtable 6 Educate JO Asslsls 7 Bareheaded 33 Lile -. Pl. ~German 8 Scotting l• Oanllng river 9 Fibber eftect 61 Snake 10 Ent11e 3S Bntrsh naval sound II "Go --base. 62 Average -ol the 2 words 63 African class" 37 Gable native 12 Spenser •O Grouch 65 YounQ man • I • DNLYPtLOT Mondey, Mwch 19, 1911 ENTERTAINMENT I BROADWAY I POP MUSIC ••"'-.__,,_ Uere are the top 10 alntln and album• as romplled by Biilboard MDanlne HOT SINGLES t . "Tra1cdy " Bee Oeea <R.SO > 2 "I Wiil Survive" - 2 ... Minute By lllnute " Doobie Brothers <Warner Bro1.> 3. "Dire Straits" Dire Strait.I <Warner Bros. J 4. "Blondes Ha ve More Fun" Rod Stewart <Warner Bros.> I . "Cndl1n' " Vlllage People <Cuablanca > 7. "Brief Case Full Of Blues" Blues Brothers CAtlanUc> 8. "2-Hot" Peaches & Herb CPolydor) 9. "S2nd Street" BiUy Joel <Columbia > G I or i a G a y nor S . "Love Tracks" 10. "Totally Hot" ir otydor > G Io r i a G ~Yoo r Olivia Newton-J ohn 3 "Whal A F ool t Polydor> CMCA > 8 ts II e v ti 1 " 0 o o bi e -===:-------.:.::.=:.:__-·----- ..... .,........ Three Rea11ywt>i9lats Rock Hudson. D<>uglas f'aarbanks J r and Gregory Peck (from left> d.tsl'USS <wha t else., l movies at au after theater party ln New York 's Sardi 's restaurant following the openin& night of the Broadway play "Sweeny Todd " 8 r o t h f' r a <Warner Oroa 1 4 "lleavcn Knows" Do nna S umme r & B roo kl y n Dr e am s tCasablanca > 5 "Sh a k e Your Groove Thing" Peaches & Herb <Polydor> 6. "Do You Think I'm Sexy " Rod Stewart tWa rner Bros.> 7. "Sultans or Swing "Dire Straits <Warner ~-----------------------------Bros.) 8. "Fire" Pointer Sis- Broadway 'Spokesong' Performances Strong By JAY 8HARBUTT NEW YORK (APl If you're up for a hvely ru ght of Gaelic whimsy, song. the broods, despair, courage and often brilliant bits of humor. go ins pect a ne w two-wheeler play called "Spokesong" here. It's set m and around a bicycle shop in troubled Belfast. Ireland, ranges from the early 1970s to the late 1800s, and officially rolled io at the midtown Circle in the Square theater It's flawed. but features superb acting by Tony-award winner John Lithgow, Virg inia Vestoff and Joseph Maher, with fine emoting also provided by J ohn Horton, Maria Tuc- ci and Josef Sommer. ITS START JS decept ively simple. Public hearings are to be held about a pl a nne d motorwa y throug h downtown Belfast. The road would require demolition of ma ny old build· ings there. Such anger~ Fra nk < Lithgow >. a young , p1x1e-humor guy who runs a bike shop his grandfather So mmer began in 1895. ms s hop would be torn down (or the road. fo r "the commuters, the gabardine swine." He's anti-car, pro-bicycle. As he boozily notes later , "You can't despair for the human race when you see someone on a bicycle." T il e richly textured play. by Belfast·born Stewart Pa rker, pedals through eras, mixes them al limes, from 1895 innocence lo World War I follies to the fear, love and violence of modern Belfast. WE SEE FRANK fall m love with Daisy <Vestoffl. a lovely, red·ha1red teacher with a bike needing restora· lion. To her. he outlines his plan to be at the motorway: The city should provided 50.000 free bikes We learn his folks died in the Nazi bombing of London in World War II. And that he has a brother, Julian 1Hortonl, a sha llow, glib journalist based in London and in town to re- port on bloody Belfast On the yes te ryear front , we learn ttis grandad met and wed a pioneer feminist <Tucci), but not before she archly informed him : "I have resolved not to give the world a • child until it gives me the vote." INTERESTINGLY, NO religions a re named in the modern scenes, even though Catholics and Protes- tants are said to be the warring parties in Belfast. Ambiguity is the work here, but it works somehow. Lithgow. as a warm. funny, decent man, is a standout study In acting ex- cellence. His work alone Is worth the price of admission. If you've got the price, cat£h "Spokesong." But hurry. It'll roll away May 20 unless stopped by an extended-run sign . ters (Planet> 9. "What You Won 't Do For Love" Bobby Caldwell <Cloud ) 10. "A Little Nore Love" Olivia Newton- John <MCA > TOPLPs 1. "Spirits Having Flown" Bee Gees CRSO l Mary Martin ReturD8 to TV HOLLYWOOD <AP > Mary Martin will make her first TV acting a ppearanc e sinc e "PeMt' Pan" in 1969 in a m ov i e with Jack Albertson. "Valentine." The movie, a comedy about a love affair between two older peo- ple, will air on ABC. It was written by Mer.rill Malloy and Lee Phmps, from a novel by Miss Malloy. Actor Signed HOLLYWOOD <AP > Tommy Lee Jones has been signed to star with Sissy Spacek in U ni ver s al 's "Coal Miner's Daughter," the story of country mus ic star Loretta Lynn. He will play Miss Lynn's husband. .. MUttDB IY DECIH .. IPGt An . THEATRES C AM@EIM IREI ) CINEMALOD 11•1e3~1eo1 91CIDEMY IWI• llOMI ITIOll "NORTH AVENUE IRllEGoULARS" IGt "THEOMEAHD OHLr IPGI "TOUIUST Tl.Ar IPGt Doily 6 10 S.,. s.., Hot I 2 lO Ut4 Hl lDOI Rl•O fr.,.. PltlUng "THE WlZ" e!• "HEROES" (PG) ..• ,, .. "GiHt Train Robbery" .,.. "CONVOY" ~., .... ~ ..... W1lo u." Dowa Tiie L-" 7!1 .. 1e:a "TOUllST T1'A,.. CNt .,.. C COSTAMESI So. 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A BOY I HIS DOG" (A) ''TAKI DOWN" -ice CAITLU" (N) ALL D .. IVS·INI ONN ......... , C .... U.... t I ,,_ UM111 e " .... ,..,., .. ... { "'OtUX..1t. O• MiJ~HM -~ C» o Frri D ~ fllm 011c-.. I•• A1.U. ... edwards HARBOR TWIN H.UIOR AT Wll.SOH, COSTA MlSA 646-0573 646-3266 u•uHf ..... ",. .. 8$4-2400 ...... -~ 71l153"9st0 ..... -~ 713153 J.tstO J c .... .. ,,., ... .. 494 1!1 14 \' ..... ........ ., I 494 IS14 ...... , llA,U.N FAST MIAK !'°I ""' ONI Off ONll,..TI C..,CK CONNOU rouatn TaA, ''°' '"" IUIY1111 *111....,.e••-·-I~ THI CHINA IYNDeOMl1P01 12141 e J100 e l1JO e 1:00 A 10:11 "NOMA ¥4'tf .... DISl4'Nf CMIU.JIT" ITAi CUSH (P'OI ""' L0eD Of THI llNOll'°I ~ -• 11 llUl.Oa -.., -Al .. ••!ION MUIDll IY DIClll t'°> , ... e Jill e S1et e l oll 4' IO:JO YAHISSA. UDGaAYI "A•ATHA"Cl.t .. CHIA T TRAIH ltOlllllY" DIANA ROSS "THE WIZ" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT'' --........ Y••ouMD '", ... Dist WDAH 11 lltCltooM.-,t .... ,,_,.,..., ... ' p -........... ll •f"I .................... . 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Sil' Ol.Ut~ !I ti~• &~\£CJ"*' ,,. ... ~-->f\ 9 THE CHEAT wr UIUN'S T RA II """" A IAU' , • ROBBERY I< " "STAR "u• Plue (PG) 'ICE CAST\.ES" CRASH" "RICHARD PRYOR, FILMED LIVE IN CONCERT" "THE CHINA SYNDROME" (PG) Mon.-frl. 7:15, t :30 Set/Sun. 1:00, 3:15, 5:45 1:15, 10:30 FAST BREAK P lue (PG) Winner ol 9 Acedemy Awerd Nomlnellone "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" ''THE CHINA SYNDROME" (PG) Mon.-Frl. 7:15. 9:30 Sel1Sun. 12.45, 3:00, 5:30 1.00. 10:15 Britt Ektend Chrfelo~ LM .-~"THE WICKER MAN tt • ~ ............. *"°' ''THE GLACIER FOX" • INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Classlfleo George Robmson creates lifelike scenes. Artistie Vitality 84-year-old Costa Mesa painter believes he has created a 'new art form ' By DENNIS MtLELLAN Of ttw O•llf Pllet SIMI The scene is idyllic. Craggy mountain peaks rise drnmatically beyond the verdant valley noor. A grand ba ld eagle, which has swooped out of the sky, is about to perch on a nearby pine tree bran~h. Jn viewing !his panorama it is easy to forget that it is hangir:g on a living room wall in Costa Mesa. so realistic does it appear. Jt 's almost as though you can hear the flut- ter of wings and smell the sweet scent of the pine trees. "You wouldn't thank a person could bring life out on a picture like that," says artist George Robinson. ''But I 've done it." Robinson may sound like he's boasting, but the lone of his comment actually is more amazement than braggadocio. WHAT HE HAS DONE is produce a re· alislic three-dimensional painting effect that is more vivid than most photographs or oil paint- ings. • "It's something no one else does," he claims. His landscapes and vignettes are made out of a painted conglomoration or Styrofoam, baJsa wood. modeling paste, sawdust. sand, rocks, cardboard. figurines and just about anything else lie can think or to add realism to a flat piece of Masonite. The final product. when placed next to a photograph or advertisement that he used for ins piration, often is stunning. ··1 always wanted lo do it, and I finally got at it," he says. Nutrition Mondlly, Maleh II, llH DAILY PllOl Robinson got at it fl\<£: }'ears ago. And, at the age of 84. he's still at it. When he's workrng on a painting he devotes seven or eight hours a day. By the lime he is finished he has spent alraverage of 250 hours. So far, he has turned out more t han 50 pictures. Approximately a dozen of the large paint· ings adorn the walls ofthe Wilson Street borne he shares with his wife, Lena. About hair of his output has been given away to friends and re· la lives. . A short, stocky man who wears a red sports shirt and plaid pants. Robinson has the vitality and spirit of a man decades younger. "I'll show you one here that'll stop your clock." he says during a tour or his home· gallery. M rs. Robinson obviously is proud of her husband's late-blooming artistic bent. "I GUESS HE'S just a natural-born artist," she says. adding, "He's always been active. That's what kept him young, I guess." "I had to do s ometh ing," explains Robinson. "I've been active all my life. If I sat down and watched that idiot box 12 hours a day I wouldn't be here today." Born and reared on a farm in Taylor Coun- ty. Iowa, Robinson began drawing as a boy. For inspiration he'd often use the scenes on the calendars his parents got from the bank each year. .. l 've always had an interest in drawing." he s ays. Nevertheless, art went by the wayside when making a living became more practical. Despite a lack or formal education-"I never even got through the sixth grade''- Robinson became a top car salesman in 011\aha, Neb. In 1935, he says. he won first place for sell· ing the most Buicks in the United States. Its role in disease and good health covered in daylong seminar By JUDITH OLSON Of..._ O.lly Pit .. Staff After a whole day or discussion about the role of nutrition in disease a nd good health, one thing was evi- dent at the seventh annual sym- posium sponsored by the Orange County Nutrition Council: No one is really sure what a person needs to eat to be healthy. There are varying attitudes about kinds and amounts of food necessary, whether vitamin supple ments are needed and in what quantity and whether sugar really is the culprit in tootbdecay. During the symPosium there were talks on trace minerals, the role of diet in human cancer, dietary factors ln jaw joint dysfunction, druc and nutrient interrelationships and aelng and nutrition. Here are some thoughts from the conference and highlights or two of the talks. A film, "Food That Stays," sug- gested that sugar alone is not the cause of tooth decay. The primary factor is the time or situation when sugar is eaten. One researcher said that if desserts are eaten at the end of meals instead of between with no other food , tooth decay is reduced considerably. DISCUSSING dietary factors and jawbone dys function, Dr. Frank Curry said that atress is a factor in periodontal disease. When a person ls tense, he tenda to grind his teeth more, aggravating the natural wear and .tear that takes <See NUTamoN. Pase C2> He late r owned bis own construction company and is credited 'fith perfecting a machine to manufacture metal corner beads for dry-wall construction. IN ltse RE came to Costa Mesa. ostensibly to retire. "But then I realized l bad to do something." He began buying and selling old homes which he refurbished. He also built apartments in the Harbor Area. The las( house he fixed up and sold was in 1974. That's when he began painting. For all his sales ability, Robinson has never sold any or his paintings. except one to a friend who adamently refused to take it free CJ Above, George Robinson works on one of his three-dimensional landscapes. At le ft is an example of his realistic panoramas. His onJy public show ing was of his picture or a Bicentennial American flag made for a Costa Mesa bank in 1976. But he says he has had several art en· thusiasts in his home who have raved at what they consider a unique art technique. Robinson believes he has created "a new a rt form." That is part of the pleasure he gets out of spending 250 hours on each picture. "It 's the satisfaction or knowing I'm the on- ly one that has ever created this new concept in art." he says . "I've had two artists here and they've said they've never seen anyth ing like It. "If there's anybody else, I want to talk t, them and see it ... MIJrion Knott at the drawing board st Knott's Berry Farm. Marion Knott • • a • ---filWI Success in business stems from her father's early advice •1 ce&a YL ao•o 4111 ................. Ten yean a10. Marion Knott, lbe )'OUDIM dausbter of Knott'• Berry Farm founders Walter and Cordelia. found btr llfe cbaqtq. The routbfal La1una Beach 1randmatller and mother al two re- calll a portloa al tbe cbaap was lbe result of ftndial out women were equal to men. "Up to that point," she HYI, "I t.bou1bt men knew a lot more than women. and then I discovered they d1dn 't bave a corner on t.be market Oil judpnent." Altboqb llarion Knott crecll&a ber fatber wUb encoura1ln1 ber In everyt.hlaf the ever tried to do, the aa11 abe arew up ln an era wbere • woman wu made '° reel "men were the domlnant ones" -except within I , her family where ahe wu 1lven "tremendous reaPonalbtllty" at a younaace. She be1an worklnl ln the farm re1taurant. u a wait.resa ln srammar acbool and d1d ~ uaUI lbe W9M to USC to study mercband1linl. Later. after earnlne a bac:belor'1 delne at use . she returned to Knott'• Berey Ulee llAJUON. PNe Cl> Ii DAIL V PILOT Mond.,, March tt. 1111 • • • Nutrition_ ' (f'rolft Pa1e ('l 1 , plue when ••llva I awallowtd un· t'OO.SclOWlly every m10u• or llO and &.be lfflh touch " C urry a~d lh•• allni brukful b recomm nd d becauat those who doo't e l ll tt>nd to driolc more coffH aoct add to tht-1r trc lie alto oott"d tbat the lfflh and 1.am• nttd the aamo vitamins and mloerals other par1.a of the body do for sood btoaallh Juotl .. 'ootJ. ln h~r talk on drua and nutdent lott'rrl'lat1on11blp1, aid m ony faC'lon muat b4: coru1dered wht>n a person It taklnR dnias and try101 lo tct'l th nt>ceHary nutr1enta tor Mood health ·rhftle includ~ th baatc dltt. dur• uon and dNt' of tnrdlt lion. wh th r tht<rt ul't' sn1rny druga bt-mJ( UJt-d ishnultuM-Ously . phy 10101101 factor s au r h as growth rn c h ildren and ~enl•Uc vanub1hty SO!'n; Utt GS, r,be 1ald. may stlmulute or 11upprc1u1 the appetite, while othen such us chemotherapy, <'ause such an unpleuan t taale thal- pal1enlB don't wunt to eat at all Drul(s u~ed f or hyperactive children may stunt g rowth, Ms F'oos noted. and other s m ay i m pair metabolism She said th:il abuse of laxatives may cause nutrition problem.a, as wl'll as use or oral contraceptives. The liming of t~king drugs ls im- port ant too bccuutie some. U' la.ken together . nullify each other. A nother speaker . Dr . Roslyn Alf10- Slater. nutrition professor al UCLA and author of • ne-wapapor tOlumn on nutrition, dlteuaaed •1lnt and food Older PtOPIO hav trouble 1 tUn1 tht-rtcht fooct. tor 1everal rt'UON, he Hld Doclora lack lmowled1e about how much and what older ~raona thould eat, •lderly perac>n> tr~uentJy lack m on4'y to purchaae food and UK-y ofltn have d.ifflculty actUn.a out to the arocery at.oru to buy U SHE ADDED, "OldM pt.'Opl~ ore 1u1rcpllblt1 to rood fudditmt ... "We don't undenitand tho process of ag1n1." she aa1d "Ono of t he theories Is that U l rttuted by a dell t'lcncy ol Vttamln A." ()olng rt>sHr ch on a(llng ls dJr f1<'ult, aht" aald. bet'llu11e tht·re ure no a uld~lln n ubout wh1H kind• of anim al.I •hould be Wlcd in experl mtnta Dr Atrln Slater explained that some dlM!H~• affect one kind of »nlmal but not another 10 lbere ls a risk factor ln aelecttns the correct animals for lab experiments. The "wonder countries" where people 1uppoeedly llve to ripe ages ull have been atudled, she said, but "there are no common denominators in the diets. "They share a life of constant. vigorous acUvity. And. they are not as old al\ they were reported to be.·' Dr. Allin Sl ater said "no one knows" if the elderly suffer from malnutriUon. Recommended dietary a llo wances now ar e the same for old and yOWlg, and the need for protein is the same • • .Marion THEat: Aa£ aome common problema for the elderly , ahe noted. One la anemia, alnce nutrient.a ar e not abtorbed by rooture peraons aa well as by youngerones. Anot!M-r is 0tteoporosl11 . or brttlle bone., Dr. Alfln-Slater explained. eapeclaJly In older women who don't drink enough or any milk. Obesity ls another common prob- lem among the elderly. she said . To combat It. the elderly on en ao on un- balanced fad diets Instead of cuttlng down food Intake. "Older people eat alone too often ." Dr Alf10-Slalt'r said ''They eat poor- l y alone. Food h as p sychological value and w ith older people food becomes less important." Dental problems ofl~n cauae older people to eat soil fooda and a lot or carbohydrates whk b are cheep and easily chew ed. Dr. Allin-Slater tiere put lD a plug for fluoridation, since abe. aald tbal many or the dental problems could have been prevented If drinklng water was treated. "What shall we tell older people to eat ? What shall we tell you to eat as you get older ?" The answer s. Dr. Atrin-Slater said, still are theories. There may be in- creased needs for vitam ins. minerals and protein a s a person ages but no one is sure. She said "a vitamin-miner al sup· plement for older people should be seriously considered " but that it should be at a l ow l evel, not a megavitamin dose. ANN LANDERS PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~UIU.I(' NOTICP. ~ICTITIOUS auseN•SS NOT1c• TO Cll•DITOlt\ fllCTITIOU) •U,.HEH ...,,..HAT ...... f IUNaioe CCM.llf OP TNI MAM& IT4T&MINT TM >llOWlnO --"clolnq 1111•1 'TAT8 ~ CALIPOll"IA FOii Tl•• tollOwinll C>0•\00>1 ••• dolnQ ..... •• THI COUNTY or o•a"o• 11\fillW\\ n , .. reuu."TY£H"T(.'llPAl'100' ..... ...,,, Ylfritl \ l l'>UN(,( 11•1 4¥1111CA. *'ft RIO (lrttt. C.etle l\leh of MAlt OA"f T 0 Howpor1111...,,(D\t•M• .... CA ttu1 ~w. t.ilto<nl•m1t HOWLAND. 0.CN..ci JOM CN.ro1, >011 H•1dl11Q w .. \I• ....... Miity'•• HO'l•k, 1961 tt NOTt(1!1SHfJl•l'lY OIY('Hto-('-•M-CA""-lllo Clrt ... GMI• ,,_. .. , C..l•lo•nie <reolton of 11111 .-,..,,,.., __ , O...ect>r Mliy Outr0t 1011 Haro1n11 m2• I""' •II ...,_ ...,.N'CI ctelrnt it0aln\t wo. to-11......, CA .,.,. Tlllt -~'I\ <-led by•" 111 I,. u lcl -are requlrt>d to Ill• Thi• b<lll~t '' ~onOu<t•d 0, • dlvldllal tllem. wt"" tN 119(9'\et'V v_,_,., In o.,..,•1 P4Wtflonlllp S~ M<Jtye\ MOii•~ the otll(.a Ofl 11111 <""" Of ltw etlow ttn l)otgtny M Qu1ro1 Tlllt \141t......,. ••• tllod w11n ,,,. lltled <-t. w to Off..,.t llWm, wltll Tiii\ •l•IH•-• WM '"'"° with , ... COunty ci.•k ol Or~ County on Ille M CO\_.,, vou<ller~. lo 1110 11n County (l•O of Or•no. (ovnly on Peb<'uary fl, 1079 de"I~ el P. 0 l!loa ttcll, "PwjlOrl FH;ru.,y 21, ,.,. rttnn Bo11<11. Ctlllorrll• '*'· w11k11 " ,,.. ,.110~ P\/tlll\Mcl Or~ eo.tt Oolly Pllnt. Oltt<• ot _....._Of tl\e under•IQned In f>ubll,...,, 0.M\l" t '""I ll•tly .,110, hll Jlo•nd"'-" '· 11, tt. tt7' '"'" •II manen pettallllllQ 10 Ille Hl41t• 01 F•O h enat.Mrc11 i. •l. 1•. tt1t ..,lei MtAOorrt. wllllln lour monlll• )Uf N PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS aUStNeU "AMI STATeMl"T Tl•• to•l-Jno "''°n' ••• do•no tlU\IM\\a\· lACS. 'H11 La Mlrad• Sit•••. LatuN H111,. c.ft1om1e mu J W•llln A <Am-Y •• C•lllO•nl• corpoutlorl, 2S'11 u llo\lr..u St••••. Laoun• Hiii\. c..111orn1• ... \1 fl>I\ blnl,_a I\ <.-led by• <Of POr•lk>n J Wallln A Company JOftW•llln, PtMldent T111, ,i..-....1 ••• meet ..,,,,. '"" County (...,. Of 0.-CooirllY on Feb ''· "" F 110_, l'ut>ll\IWd Or-CM\! Oa•I• P1101 Feil 1' enct MM S. U. "· ,.,. /Oii i• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOO$ 8USllf€U "AM~ STATUU"T T,_. lol-"9 ...._, h OOlnq Ou\!· ~-'·' COYEREO WAGON SAlOON •fl•r Illa flnl publl,otlon 01 11111 notk•. Delee! Ma<-<0116. 1'1• JOHN V HOWL ANO f:ttt<lll<>r Of,,,. Wiii Of '"" allOvw Mmed O.~nl MAllWOOO &AOICllflON r o ... ,,.., ... __, llMc;ll, ~·•lie.I An--.tw•~ PUBLIC NOTICE PICTI TIOU\ DU5tH[SS H&Mfl \lATCM£Nf Tiit• tol1<>w1no Pf•V>n " cJQ4nq """ n•\\ "' l'l .. , fPll'• TRA[llNO. Jt •' M e •n ~• t-tu,1t1nuto" l••<h. (A ., .... Pub11"'9d Or-CN\I O•llY Pilot M•r<hlJ,t•.1",.,..Apr J,1•Jt t111111vid fhtuw.ietd C"••rn\ HIH.~4 ,.,. ou-• \t • '""''"'" v .. u .. v , A.,,~ 'ftl\ li'fJ)illt\\ t\ lf.lttdue. t.O bW' •" ... PUBLIC NOTICE PU BLIC NOTICE e11.111 ... 1 (J,t'llMJ ( .. , " '"" ,,.,,.,,._,,, w '" fit~ wfth tr- rout\ty ,, .. ,., ,.,, Ot4~ (Ov"tt t• f l'bru4ry 19' t4;N J uhll\fltoicJ r,,.,..,,,, t <Mt'' CJ•••1 J-1111t M•r<ll\ 111• l• l•lt ION·• \UPt ltlOR COUIH OP THI \lATt-U~ CAllPOll"IA flOt< T .. £ (OUH I Y Ot' OltAHOf • Attttf""•t\ f.,. J••t1t ,,...., i. f1l1\"""'I (Hd'Miil C lM t llAlty t ti t Aati Laadn-s 2131 9rl\le'. (.Mta MHa. CA •>61' ()Qi. ~lw 9.Mlll'-' l411 w ''' <From Page Cl ) w as opened and l ater she began s1 !Mn••A,.. CA t711n "OTtCf' Toc•ro"o"~ h d personally shopping for the "thrill d,::;;:.i:-,_, ,, '""°"'-"v •n •n \u~E ••O• cou"' oF T"r ~., 11 r '' If /... Ill ,.,, Blood Pressure OE/\H ANN LANDERS: 1 read r ecently I hat yuu h.'st1flc·<! an Washington before the Seh:-rl Comm1ll£·c ''° Aging in behalf of addi- twnal fundmg for tht• detection or high blood µr<'ssun· Last y1·ar you ran a ·terrific columo on h) ,,ertf'nsmn It ac·complasbed something 1 had lJt•t•n trying to do for years -gel my husband to huvt' his blood pressure checked. Thanks to that tolumn he finally went to a doctor. His blood p ressurr was so high he was on the verge or a st roke I'm sure vou could save more lives if you would run it past your readers again . Will you? GRATEFUL FOREVER DEAR GRATEFUL: With pleasure. Uere_ It Js : DEAR ANN LANDERS: Tlt1a letter may be a mate.er or Ille and deat.11 -oot mlDe, m y husband's. Re doesn't Halen to me becaase I am only bis wtle. He reach YOtll' column rell&loualy and thlnb yoa know everyUWai. George baa bJgb blood preaaure. ma doctor bas ordered blm to lose weight <wlllcb be bas don~ -but not enough). lie wu allO told to quit smoking. <George is down to ball a pack a day rrom two -not bad.) Problem: He has stopped l•"lng hl8 medJcine because the last time be went for • checkup his blood pressure was normal. Whf'11 I told George to call bls doctor and ask lf It was OK to stop be shoaled. "I don't have to call anybody. If I get any aymptoma 1'11 go bac:k on lite medicine." I know my basband lis wroog. WW you please tell blm? -WORRYING SICK DEAR W.: Tltere It no kaowa care for lllglt blood presaare -bat U cH be coetrolled b y CONTINUED medJcatloa. 1'hll meau die pills mual be taken for t.lle rest of one'• Ufe. Tile real problem la tltat Z3 mllllon l\111ertcana hne &be dlaeaae <&Illa la between 15 and JI percent of the adaJt PGINla&IOll> and lt•lf of tlilem don't even know they bne It becaaae oft.ea there are NO 1ymp&om1. Untreated, llllb blood preuare can lead &o atrolle (711,M aew casea every year), heart dlaeue, aad kJdaey faUare. George, ll you •••'l ....._ &o your wife, please U.n to me. Pal 1oar ear •P elote to tbe P•le IO yoa caa bear every word. (I) Get yoar welgb& dowa to where It aboald be. <Z> STOP SMOKING (S) Ute a aalt 11ab1llta&e. 1'19ere are good oaet available (4) Voa mnt keep laldq JOU medication er 1oer blood preaare wW .. ., a1aa.. P .8. To aD 1• plt111dam -dlere: Are Y•• lmpreeel•IJ , .. r pa&leala wttlt Ute lm- por&uce of 1&aJ1111 •die mMkaU., or do you rull U.• .-et 10.r .me. • ,.. eaa s et ..,_,. ... u.,ert.1 Hit of padnta yoar ••ne ltu ner•• •• .. fer ,..f , -~,_,•ale ..PA&lemla eomplala Uta& tlte •---Hllaeee &Mir 8eS *tft er ....nees t•,..•ee,,..._la•el&lp .. &lte,...l&IWee ..... .,... ...... ,...... ............ .,. ... aHUa'11etlaat .. Mtltaft&Mae......,.able ............ I/ p how cm flna /or U.. ...,_, Colndor mid U to C'hf'lll Romo, ,._,....., Dfparimcnt ' 0,.,. COCllC DaUr PU.oc, P.O. 8o% 15'0, COICG Meeo', Co. t2nf. PMoN fflclude rour nonw, addreu and phone iwmbtr. ' Fa rm wh ere 8 e 0 Pe 0 e a rides" and other attractions which <>qt• Lttih• e-"'' ';~~E~~~·;~~=~·N~~" s portsw ear shop and design ed helped turn the 150-acre former Corm '"'' ".,....,.,., ... , 111~ ••111 1"" "• A-'7m Pt Ul.J(' NOTIC'E custom clothing . and amusem ent park i"nto one of the county ,,.,~ °' o "'"11f countv "" f '' .1 ~ o i ' ' '' N .. "•t ' Th h • d D i ht A M••<P•I. "" \(Hf (HTE ll,0...••~ en s e m arrie w g n-n ation's l ar gest and most successful """,. No11cr •'>ME111r;,c.tv1N 10•~· ~t(TtllttU' llU\INES\ NAMI SI Alt Mt NI 1 MltJi •tf•l1,-f .-1f1I C«1.nq!M1\1r.-1~ derson, gave birth to a son and a th k Pub11.-o.-co.u1 D•tlyP1101 ,,...,,,,, .. °'"" • .,., .... ".,,.,....,,,,, •. ,. ,, d ht d I d d . eme par s. M•tc1112. "· 2•. -""' t '"• ,,,., •" ""'""'' ...... nq -i ... ,., • ,4 • , .. !'1 • ,, / 1111~1 " ""' a u g e r, a n sett e own 1n . b . ......._," thill '"'" °"""~"' ,,.,,,. ,_"''''"<'" .... .,,, • ..... '" ,. ..... 1.,, • o ... w.r .. •• Newport Beach. A nderson also went A con servati ve u s1nesswo man _____ ,,.,.,., '"''"""" l'W'<"'"''v,. """" .. , .,,,,.,,, ''"" t k f th • r ll b I .. who feels each individual should take PU BLIC NOT CE '"" otho Of.,,.( ..... Of ,,... •W•~ .... '·•'" •• t . ' "'"' "'". o wor n e ' am y us ness U h I ,,,,~ <--• _ 10 ~ .... n, ,,, • .., .... ,, •••· •.• '""·'• -,, , '"'o""·' ,,,,,,,, h h · till ti responsibility for his own ac ons. s e ~ ~ · ~ ~· " r '° ,..., , "' w ere e IS s an execu ve even ----·------Iii• MU\~MY VO•t<""" "' '"" "" .. I .............. v• •• • • though the couple divorced several says she has learned the se<:rel or ~"'CJ"""., .,\1 c,.._, ""··· 11,.,, d••'""" deal.iogwith m en. "OTICE OP SALE OP \ull• 111 c,.rdHI (,row• f .rnlntnoA <""'" ''' "'., yea rs ago. ltl AL PROPEltTY AT •?f.tA• wt.k h I\,,_ Ot.C4' Of ~ ... ,,., , ,,, r t11\ l-4'""""''' "'"' f1t•'<J with tf\o H er "dawnln" of awareness," she "I( you are goin° to win these m en ""1vAtJ'\ALE ,,,..uno."~'"""mu11 ... .,..,. • .,, ~"''' '' •• "' '''""'1 .. '"u'11• '" h ,., H o • .,.... •t'IQ to tfW w\t•t~ <A '-"•l'J a~''"""' ••tllv•'V•j t\114il said. came soon after serving on the over," she confides, ''you can't com e 1n ""' ..._.,.,. Coun o• '"" 5•••• <11 .,,,,,,,, tour mo,,11,. ,11., ,.,~ ""' '111M•• Orange County Grand Jury, or , more out and tell them you're as smart as c811'0"11•· •n •nO '°' 11"' county 0 ' pv1>11c•11on('tf111"no'"• r •11' "'' "' '"'~'' 0~11• ''"'" Or•~ D•tt•<IO<'toc-r t) 1~/A • "" 11t•••J~..r u tfl I'll~ 111 ,., sp ecifically. after a stint on the they ar e. Women gel farther by being In '"" Mamr ol th• F""'" ol ... E NNt IHM <,(Hrf HI' R jury's audit committee where she very subtle than they do by being HELENLOO•SESHANtes . .,..,~d•"' F ... <u1orof 1,...w1110• Saw first.h and Sophl.Stl•Caled book· h " Nollv I\ l'W<tbV q,.,.n 11'1•1 lrw un ,,_.CO_."•""""°"' r01·~t PUS Y. der\IQ....O wlll o,.11 41 """•'" '<!If' ID JOHN It Tllt()V(lt ~tCl>TIO\I\ llU'!>INl\S NAMt SIA!lMENT k eeping methods she f elt could help H er success in business. she reels, ""' 11111,_1 ""° l>M1 0·oo.• •u01"'-110 An ..... ,"" u .. the operati on or the family busi-stems from her father 's early ad-~;·i;~~~11r0:.~~.;":.~:::;,;o;-;;4 ~!!!:"::...~C:t=~:z:..W ness. vice: "My father was such a believer •' ,,,. o111<., ot JAM£S ' f Ox. " "''-Y 1w l •uo• .. M s. Knott convinced her f amlly to lhal if you visualized what you want-p, 014'"•0n~• < 0'""' •'•on > ·' Pub,.,,_<>-.. < .,.. . ., o • .,; µ1101 ,,,,.,. ""'''·•<J• ... , u.. •• "· 1 ... 1 ....... ,... .. , .. '''' ruJJt Al•Mtt t 7101rtu .... , .. H•WlllOr"" 81•0 S"ll• 10\• lo• M .. r<l'I t2, t• 2t -Al.if' 7 "" ., ..... Utilize the modern methods. Soon ed and WOrked for it, YOU COUid get it. ranu, C•lltorn1• ~l. hlfl>"Ctt'• •1' 1• I·•" th t ''""" ~ "' ""'' M 1 '•I•• a fter she began to realize she bad a "He used to sa to m e a rso I 111" ~'°is. c-" 0' °'•~ '!>•••• ot1.~. 11un•···-"" 1 .. "'""· l..4••1u ..... , Y pe n 8 a of ca1uonw• •11 ,,.,. •!Qnf. 1111• •""'" P UBLIC NOTICE ,,,., ta l ent f or business wbl c b success who knows what they want. ••r•,totw1e100<...,..,11n-•o•"',.. M"""'' "''··""•. ,,n,..., .,., transcended designing clothing and You m ust put forth the effort, get the ••"~'c ,.,., "'-1l '""•1• '';:,""' C• FtCTtTtous auso.ru '• '"' • · • ttw• , .,,.,,.,n 11 .... " runn.nn th"' ports h Cd 3 1 ; h lh • '' O O\la ,,,,,,_..,,,. IJU'lty Of rt'H\Of> NAME \TATCMCNf (•I ft')uu ~Y ~41 I .. "s wear s op. UC ... on -w e er you re a mun or Sl•t• ot C•llforn14. P••llC u••·'~ ,,.,, r.,, ... ,," '""'""'"" l>Y •• n"' U nder her direction, Fiesta VilJage a woman." .,.,u 11>ec1n10tt°""·'-" ~;,,:,~o;~0"'"'o o.r'°n' ••• doino ,,,.,0 .... , ---------------------------------------· ~~-~~~l ot~ TM[ r•frlJTIVf "' ••. ~~~:~~~~~-""'~ Southt•l tf'rl• 1\\ tf'et o l th Fl([ N[WP()'4:J tl)Nf'¥11il••''''"'" (A.,f,,,.,, .. ,ir t (Jt l"',.~ (.uunly o• for ~aj hiking. ~t1~, welkin~-.. w sportiif'camp short 1n kaki or whi~. with lt,our shortsltz.ew. tradi- tional pllrid shirt errl l~thzr hilt mam1tetr~ ... eprim and at..antntir D No'1tl<ilHl .. ty 11S let'I of LOI tOll ot Or !Motif 100, N-00'1 0.• h. C A • •I>• u•, 1 I l IOA Tratl Ho :IOO. •• ,,_n on m•e> re t7MO p ,._..I (Of'Mdlnb00act4.PIOP\1fanct11ot W~ftfl>I f n f,..f pr1 ~' fut ''"f fi,.t.,...t O.• (f'\.Jl"lAllf P'I"' Mh<•ll.,_,. ~ r.cord\ 01 Or-1c,ut1orn1t01, 110 N,...OU'I c ~"'~' fl• , •n 11 .,.1 M•• \ 11 •• 19,. JI I County ~utt1> 100, Nf"'*Port IW•t h r • ''"'"' Morf' ,_,~ ~-•• '"" -tin»" Condul le<I O• .. '0• 71l~nl"' ''"l»llln 'IOU lion (O\t• Mli'"' C•U.0tn1• .,.,, w.. .... , r ntf'f'pl'l'9"\ '""" Pl .. HLIC NOTl ('t: Term• OI --··~ In (A\l'I In ldwlul ..... -.,.. M w.,,., Cl' &.Ill money of tlle Unit.Kl Sl•t" on con PT•\l~t " 11ott~ ftrm•t~ of wl•. Of' ~rt CO\" •l'Wi l tU\ \tt1f,.rfV'nl •4t '11•""' witn "" • tfTI TIOUS 8U'\11lfl SS O•IAt\<t f'v•(tlltfl(Ht bW' M tft ~<ur•CI DY <ourtty (leH 11t 0fctnQ•• f ountt nt H AMt ~T&fLMf:Hl Mottoeoe 0t h u'lt O.fllod on th«' oroOt'r f•r>ru•rY '11 t97• 1 ,,,. 1,.1inw-trMJ f)I~''°" ,, ,.,,,., .. 1 ,,.,_ ty \0 .old T~n I>"' c•nl Oi •movn1 l>•d ~ t tOJh """ ,., to bt d~ltrd WUhbld PuOll\~ OtN'()t+ rM•f 0.Ulf P•lnt M 'M i •t I# I ,\ HIUN ( o u u • Old\ or Oft .. n tot.. fn w rlftno •'"1 reib 7t .. NJM•Hh' ., Iii \Vl'I ... ,,tit.I ' ,...,.,. I •(,WJt f.to,.n I •1QHO. wot ~ rf'<f'IVNJ •• ow tttorP~td otr1<11t "'' h t4tll t ''''''"'' ,v ~,' At •ny t1nw 411tl•r •~ f lr\1 puOHc•tlon M• • ",,......, , ~11, .h ''"''• i 1 , nereo1 •nobH~t'dAt1t OI "'"' P UBLIC NOTIC•: "•"'""• '' ,,,.....,~ 1•111"'"'' O•ttd thl\ 11\1 day ot frtuuarv ,,.,, 1'1'. M.arJ.enn.t lovlw Pe-t""'"°' SAN~:~ :~~tCf ,,~.~~,1~A'"".,..,.., t\ c.oocJu tf'O Oy u•' ''' £•f'«llrl•olt,,_ Oll&HOE COUNTY :,:.•::;.;: °"''O CALlt'OllNIA JAMES T l'Oll "OTICE INVITING a1os :,:,~·~·::,.'=-"-:vd ~~,~~ ·~~~,c:,~,a:,_ ~:::t:~.,'"r.'; ~1•1•' t•f J Mr•l,.,h,u••·I ''t" ''A",-• r\I ....,,, Joi• tJ w1tn tt. c ''"'"'' , "''" ,t "'""Of' •·m.1ntv • '' f I t)rt '" /'f) I U°' Pot()~ t ,•,1QHAL I \CllOW \f llVI< I \ • .,, .. t "' '"''""'"• Uft._.. •--To·we.. '' 1M• :;~ ·~~:=~ 0~1::~"~1 C::, :~;..~. n,' !~ ~=~·m:; f.!.::f , .... (tty H•tl. II f "" 011V1• t '"'" )•M• ...... I A. II Pubff\twcf Or~ Co.aft D•U• Pl~ .... CAflfot'nl• Wfftlt the"°"' ot t1 l-.> L ~~~o~ ~" 11uot M~ • t • ,., ll ,1 M•r<hl• tt l) "" "9 I m on IN 7f'd O.y of Al)rtl 1•1• .-t ~ ... n 11 "11\#tt \/ • ,_,," IOJ I ~ _ Wl>l<ll ti-,,_., .. 111 OP _....., Pulllll P UBLIC NOTICE ~:\'"!C:~u4:::'~~1::7, ':r;'i~~~~u Pl m .H' "llCn l<'t: _____ 1AH0 MAHRl•l 'i FOR CON'>ffllll No A~ TtON Ot' A \fWAGr PllMI INI• lf-"OTICEOPSALe \T ATION IN Wll">ON \THI rl "' HOTl~[O,.\Al f Of lllAL ~llOl'lllTY CANYON OR1vr I( AN VON OH•VI 0, Mr Al l'llOP£ PTV AT ~ltlVATf SALE PUMPIN(;\l ATtONI AT PlllV&Tf \AU• '"Ille S-,.. C...'1 of UM State et A M l of p1.,.,, 'C)e(illut1<'"' •nd Ho A., ... C,llttonll•, ... -, .. '"' C-ty .. OIMr contrMt clocu,,_,I\ tno .... "" IN T .. f \U~fllll)ll C'OUllTOfl THf o....... l•ln"CI ., '"" 0!110 of, ... n ... , .. " nl 51AH o~ CALl ,OllNIA '0" In .... MAllH ot .... E\1•1• ot Publl< Worll\. AOt'"" •••. (!IV UA!I II THI COVNTVO• OltA""" Ylll(jlNIA JIUTH '"ION, 0.,cuMO Fair Orlw, ('Mt• -"° C• ul)f"' " '"I~• Mitll•r ut '"" f ,11tt• nf (I OA HOTIC~ I!> 11rArov (;1\/t.N that p.oym•tll Of uoo fin .OOlllOtlfll <'•M.,.. Mil( I< l I IN\I llMllll o.w ..... d Ille unden'9ne0 '"''" Mtll ., P<'IV•h• ot tt OO wlll 119 tn•O .. II .... ""'"d by HOlll l '" tlUH·OY (,IVLH '""' wt•. to ow hlQtw\t end.,,.,, D+dOft, m•tl tt\• u,,<hft•u~t wtlf "'" "' PrfwAI• \Ul>l•<I to Ill• conrtrm•llon ol Ill• Eac11 bk! \IMlll be ITl<Mlo on "'" pro """· •u ""' 1110"'" Min "'"' bl<ldftr abOve •f'Ulttd ""'" ~u""'"'' t ,.,,, ''"or AllM IM 1'ne o1110 ot OOUClA5 be .-tcomp•nle• • or1111a<1 11• oo ••I MM•n 1•uq "' Ill• oltl<• 01 IC WAll A{C 001' We\lorly PIAU, t•tlller'\ CIW'ck O< ~bid bond tor nol '\ff llH~' Crl'O,\, MOORE ANO 'Julft 101, (lly OI H•wpo~I QU(ll, l•n lllan IM Pl!r<•nl Of I"" ~mo.,nl n! All'.( II t\9)\ I Wl\ftll"r IWlul• VMll County ot Or..,.qe, ~IMe ot Cat1torn1~. Ille bid, -INIYAOle to Ille C«HIA Wnttll•r <A ~t c ountv 01 LO• all 11\e rlQM, lit .. , lrl .. fMI -t1\l•I• MoM ~let'\! 01\lltrt flll't•lo\, ""'" t)I l .. lll0 <1114t, 411 In~ ol Hid Oe<""9nl •I 11\e limo 01 dHlll NOTICG IS f-UllTHf!ll CtlVfH INI t1Qnl 111'1-AM •nl•rO\I nf ••t<1 d<I end all """'O"I, 1111e ano Jnt•f"•I thet ,,,. &o•nt of Olrtttton Of ,,,.. Cn•1• 1 •u"d at,,,.'""" Of """"'•"" ••I '"" ..,,d .,, ... "'" a<llUlf"' by -••110'1 M•MI Sanllet'll 04'1•111 ""' ""'"totor• 11u111 llllf •M 1n•M"1I tMt th<o •••••~ Of •••• or 01 .... rw1 .... °'"°' tlWlll 0# In t\1•1111•-. l)rWVlllllrlQ ' ••• AllO •Ulr 01 '" '" Cl•f .... •Cl ""' •• quired b• •Oclllton 10 '""' ot ... 10 clf(-nl. et'"' ot ••O-\ In eccoroan<• "''"' , .. ., '""" oP..••1111<1 "' ,,_ "' 01,,.., .. ._,. oth., ...... 01 cte .. 11. In -to •II'""' <.•rl•ln H id In .... U••"1ructlon ot .... •llOVf' '""I Of '" 8'Jtlll•IWI 10 INI Of .... Cl ... ,.., Pf"oPel'tll tlllNll• tn tl\e Coullly ot •ntltl.O lmc>rowmen" fMI MllO ••I" rH••n "' ,,,. """' nl n-~111, 1h •nd tn Oren9•· ''""' ot C•lllOmle, end mo<"e •nG t<.•t• w~ 4'00Qlfld bY ""' """"' ol •II'"" '"''a'",,..,, pr-fty •ll""t~d "' -tl<ul.,ly ClnHlllN et IOllOw\, to-OlrKton on IM 1111 day of Jun•, t•ll 11'1• t ovnt• 01 Or11no• \t•I• 0 1 wll by Rnotutlon Ho II m and I\ 011 lit• C al1torn1a. ""nKvl•1111 O."rlbed '" LOI Tiww IJI fr Kl HO. 6$1, at per In I ... ollk• Of IN A\~\lllM ~"f"'Y loll<"•' l_.w11 M•11 re<onlld In 9e«* '°· p-,., 71 "•'' 0r1 ... (ool• -.... C'• 11>•1 I •11 . ,,..,, '°"' In '"-CllV ol l fl Mlu•ll•n•out M•PS. Re<OrO• OJ ••10 , .. ,. I\ '*-'11 ,.,.,,"'() "' """ M.,,, .. """"' "' Or.•nqoo Sl•I• "' 0reft09Coul'lty,C:.Otottlle •OOPIMI tn IN\ noll(f' e• 11\0uql> lully ( •t1tornlfl A\ J'!'f •ttAIJ r"<Ord"CI '" RE51!RVIN0 lrO'!' wlct lot l •n •nd <omoli't•IY ..... l0<tll Mt•tn. •n<I Mn• •\ I,...,' 0 Al 11"'1 .u nl M" Ufldl•toed WO!. In anct to .... pumplttq IN! Miid KA .. "'-et!,,. '"'II •• '""""'"'' "'•" In '"" t!lflr• ot '"" 111an1 .ii~"' .. 1e1 Lot s. -e l\O \Glutton, b -• Cl<ln Of'"" n\MW" •otlnt• ,.,,.,. ... , ·I ·•kl•t>U'1IY , ... rv1no •r•elw•11 .... 1 ... 1e1eior bV "4•0'9flC• L •(fl llNC. !If Ill fROM .,, 1...,.u tlfld ""'"IO -from ..,lcl The <Olllr•ctor '""" 11• Ill• ••I < min.,•" Anti nlll•r DlltnlllllO ptaM ll'OM Llll<Olfl Awn.,. Oii perform-• Ol lllt -~ •tlll 1m11row t>ydrourt.,,. '"'"' ,,.. .. lylnq IWlow • lllt ~In, N 11..t llM"' Wtll<ll "'kl -rl"· ~ to ti,. l•tlor c.-ol 11<111111 ''' \Ol ,._t 1 ... m ,,... •u•l.o<• •""' rltnt Of _., tl\ell be ""' •••• llM ot ,,,. 54•19 el Calltornl•, -oinor , • .,, no • •vhl '" ,,.. 1"" "'"K " ot 1,,. tn11 • Mldlot~ ..... wll~nrlOlllotW•Y'11•11 Of ••kt ...... .,.,ik-lnt••IO, '""" \00 1 ... , ,,,..,,.,.. "' l>••vlou\ly ·~ be for ,,,. etl(IWll.,. 11• of Ille-" lllt Ucetllltrl only Of \ll<ll v•rlattqn' "''""d •1\1.1 Qr...tlf'(l t11 d-Of t•<MO Of llM 1011 Ill .... 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Tl!ltM$ Of' $All'" °"'" In le.flit ""'" .. ·-onty Ill IN,,,_, pro (AlllOrfll•tll631. -yot ttw\HllttO &~Of ,._.,lea vldHby l.w hrm• Of Mlt u'lll ln 1-lul mentv Oii c0111rrm.M1011 Of Mtt. °' pen cetll Tiie ~ractw """ 111t OlllY ...,. of II•• Unlll'd S.I"'" on con11r1n1111on ot elld belt11Ctevlcltn<*Clll"t110l•Ot note• menlll•-M<elHl•ll ptoctuc:td 111 tel•, or ll•rl <uh 11110 bat•nu ~11r.otrytno010ol(lttor fru•t OMdOll IM U11ltW Stntt and°"'" ma11ula( ..,lde11ud t>v flot• H<ured ov Ille llfOjlfftll to to441. Te11 per(tnt Of tllrM matwiatt m.nvt~lllrH 111 11111 Morto•Oll or T"''' Oftd on the pr()l)tr a111ov11t0flltdloa<c-y1>1et. Unlt•d Sl.i•. Wll\ttMlelly •II from IY oo \OSO. ,.,. P"rt""t Of -nt lllCI All tllft" ....... fnll\I .. HI wrftl~ ,,. ll'Ut•flfltl• Pfod\Kecl Ir\ the Ullltllll 10,,. Cli>llO\llMI wllll bid. tM wlll lie ~tlwed et 1111 _.__ Sl•lfl, In N penormen<e of llM '"" 11101 or fllltn lo be In wrlllllO •nd ,._, offl<.e, or ... , "'"" Ille •iw<lltor trlKI Wiii .,. l'W(fl...0 "' I"" ••o ..... IO Offl{4! ..,._lly or mey lit flltd wltll 111t Ho 11141 Vlell tit ~'~ 11!11~" It fl •nv ,,,,,. Alter Ille tint P<ibllc•llOll Cl"" "'tlW ...... tMlt19d COllf1 •• efly It m•de Oii • Ill-IOf'l'll 'tl.ml.nta bY ,,,.,,.M •NI~., .... 01 ..... 11-...., tM flnt tMlfk•llOn ol llllt 11w ('1111• MllM S4tllltary Olflrlrt end Det"' thlt , .. ,. O.y of f'tOru.t•v. notl<t "".....,. ..,...JftQ NIO ul• 11 mactt In IKt~• wltll ""' 11ro !tit Tiie ·~ui. "'"'"' ,_,,.. .. IN vh~t Of tfll ~Al rwQvllf-14 ftl!OPf"1 tt l( .. IMtlllftlClt ""'' .. NIKI...., Of •II 11141•. 111<11 .... 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Ho.ftu for s• ••·•·•······•••··•····· •·••••······•·•········ ••• ,.. 1002 ~ 1002 ..•..•....•............ •••·•····•··•·········· HAHOI VllW HILLS VIEW H1•1 t•nth n•dt·t•n1 a tt•d .111cl 1 t•,tllv l\lft\1 \ \ll'\\ or h.1\ a111l 01·t·.an ·"i lw<lrnom" .1 l,11 gt• C'or.11<·r Int ,Ill<! 1w1•k .11 t h1~ oak t·nln lw,arnt•cl 1•t•1h11J,!s ril'"H'r <·arpt•h ,ind m .rnv qu,al1l\ ;appointm<•nl~ r-.:o"' p1·1·k .at tht• ''"'' IH'l'~ .1 \It'\.\. I ·' ll~t ~.'l7'1 1100 ft•t• I.incl lt)IJI I I( Ml\ }. 14 I ! ihl c. I j\I H11111;.,,,y r.: .... I I 111 M ,, I,, IM .v .•• 11 1• '"' \\.' L SL EY N wall h..11> fa11J1111· t '.1 II 11" ~ 11111!. 1111 \11111 "'''''llllC'fll - IM'l'il" ... olt :.'tofiO TAYLOR c;::sELECT t PROPERTI ES REALTOHS sim:e l H JUST LISTED!! <:0,111 .1-. m•w' Don't wa11 l•h\'\ lhl:.Jt•loH·I ' A pnm1• 11.,.·Jlt" t"ltlst'!>t quality horn•· let S Coast P laza ":It·.: ,111t 11\·d r oo m s . (' r .H· I. I 1 n J.: r Ir l' p I a c (' 11oarm.' IU).Unoui. lavan~ room bniiht & :-·m !>htn\ l..tll•ht·n i.up.•r :.1.w ~ .1rd w rt' I ,1 ;\ 1 n )( po o I & )Jt 1u11' Trt.',jt _>our.,l'lf tud.av ' C'all 6'1S·030:l 3 8B>ROOM +GUEST GIANT VALUE! 1 ;,,,nt h::l'k b11y b«r.1w1n' I tH•r z.100 ft of 1wac1•ful 11.inf>t 4 llcdrms t :1 l;ath,., OH J H1•drm 1 ,,.o,ir.lll' )!U(•st 1m a1d 'i. qtn. 1-'ormul la vmi.: rm Famalv rm :! !-"pk!> Cuv t•st'(I bntk putao l'nttani.: hn11't' and m Ut'h rrv1r1• at a b.ari:am prat'c' l .•11 now lit 'l'<", H73·ti:l50 GHAT VIEW IH JASMIME CREEi< A n excilinA "Bay Mist " model wit h bt•a utiful view or ocean & greenbelt• 2 Large bedrooms. cll.'n . large dinrng rm & 2 baths. Lovt•ly garden kitchen & p:it io for part ies Highly improved with custom cptng & draperies. A ran· view for this area Tennis els. pool. gated area. $250.000. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 2 I I I San Joaquin Hifts Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-491 0 Mother Gnat luy with this 3bdr m . 2ba REHT A home wh1ch has a frplc & IUCH V ACATIOH new copper plum bing, 4 year old, sparkled b.> roof. kitchen. & both the beurh lnro mt:. ba's Great area, clOS<' tu w1Pac1f1c otcnn u ' .1 i.chL., & shopping. A real pool. Use the fari:plat·c Lo dolfholL'll' Only $114.900 war m the cool heach Call Tooay 979-5370 area. Onlv Sl55.000 l'nWMim:llW ALLSTATE: ~·~~(~:)546·8103 REALl"ORS MESA WOODS Exc1tmf.!, h ty 4 br home w1frml din rm & lgl' separate rmly rm. Great noor plan for e ntertain- ing & fmly enioyment. Pool sawd lot Abund;,nt storage. Call now lo in spect. Only $124 .900 Open Eves 545-9491 $42,500!!! Want lo lave neur beut•h bul <'an't arrord th l' price ~ llere s yo u r. an:.wer• Up~radcd 2 bdrm .. 2 bath m obi le ho me an the Ca nni:ry V1Uai.!e Park. on Lado Don't hesitate. thi'i one won'llast Calltos~e· \ IJ1•.1,h11\ •ti ll,1rt1"r ln'"'1m•·nl I'•• View Catalino! 41R-PO~SPA &.lperior views from this ,_ ............ -- gorgeous bluffs top tn- level. Double door e ntry. eleJ?ant mirrored walled living rm. F'ormal dm · iM . 2 !pies, 4 s paciou!> oodrms. family room ()JlCns to spa rkling pool und 6' circular spa. Giant firepit ! Covered view patio and l)alcony. Much. TRIPLEX Gnat lncOMe! ! Sinitlt' st.Ory owner unit wilh 2 townhouse des11m rear unils All wit h private pa tao. W 'O hook up & tnd1v1dual cndnst:d gnruge:. Ca ll n ow 673-8550 . much more! Priced to Little I~ llcJ!! sell fast! $174.900. Call . ' [~-Cla,~lfacd Ads an• reully now,546-2313 ,mJIJ "people lo people'" ~·'· "' , · • ,.,., .. , ., ;11l!'rsh1p and b11t resulL'i! lfil,Jil!;U i.ull~ ca ll,, with bi it rc· 1 ~ I ro place your rla'iMf1ed )J.lf;\H·Ji utl, c·all today M2·567H 1 .z:mr --- macnab /Irvine realty IAYCREST An exl·ell cnl buy at $245.000 ! l van Wells 4 BR home w/fa mily rm & fo r mal dining rm looking out on lg. low mainl. patio & sparklin~ pool ' Mary Lou Mario n 642·8235. CY-97) 642·823S 901 Dover Drive 64•·6200 Harbor View Center Irvine a t CamPll' \'alley Center 7S2·1414 CE 810111 ILlllS CG. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE EASTSIDE BEAUTY Recently r e m odt'lcd t h r uoul. Jo'ront Ille cowtyrd Skybi;ht an rm ly r m brighten s your k itc h e n too w 1 1l !'i c-beerluJ garden window:. & new appliances Cop· per plu m bing, HV storage area II UT!)' on this o ne! Open Eves ~9491 *VETERANS* Let a Vet llelp You fi nd that home you want. o down up to $100.000. C4 R..dy A-. 24hrs WORLDR.E 543-1722 FOUND ADS UE FREE c~ 641-1671 LIDO ISLE Btl\ 'h·\\ f rum 2 p al10 decks enhaoceb t'llht Ulll "ll•ll'IOUb 5 bdrm . 4 huth tr .1<11t 1on.1I homl'. like new ldcul for t•nl t•rt.111ung Corner lot $520,000 OCEANFRONT l/11.1lll\. c·rartsmanship in muhog trim !.. ouk floors st>ls off t hb la ndma r k. 4 HU :1 ha homl' in fint·st location Es t .1hhs hl·<l trces & lawns. $485.000 IACK IAY ~·11w •I h<lrm . 21:: bath family home on q111t•t 1·111 dt• sat Overs ized pool. pl.n houM'. ~lor<.igt> $Ul9.000. Terms IAYFROMT ..,,.\ l'ral rlnt• bavfront homl'S '" ith p1 )r & i.ltp AVALON Wt'll t·on:-.trul'tcd. 3 llR. 1 ba. oak Ooor . 1w1·t1al bu:i.cmcm. concrete foundation J•'lah :m •a SJ20.000-F'ee. Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR J41 Buy~1dt.• U1•11t' N 8 bl':J 6161 NEWPORT HTS. • H-of tt. rr.•"' ,, ......... • H•tlo111it ltt'fwor• 'ro4J"'"" .......... ............. ~. .................... Coll CNllcjlett.y 63 t-1266 MESA VERDE C.tom Tn--.•el It 's different. 1t !> cxcat ~ 4 Giant bedrm:.. 3 baths. formal 1i 111ani:. spe<'tdrulur rtimaly rm. crackling fplr. pal111 deck overlookmJ! pool. J3CUZZI , f1rcp1l rrorn master swte. overs11cd 3 AD you~.., toknowll Real Estate . till lkl,....li NLAll\ -'"'4)( IAlt' OCliM VIEWS S,YGLASS HIUS Tot u l ly up ~r a d e d 4 b e d r oom "T radewinds" mode l. Relax & enjoy the beaut y of ocean views from this m aster bedroom . liv in ~ r oom or k1 k hN1. Featur ing lush carpetin~. 2 fi rcpllwcs. wet ba r . automatic time s prinklc·rs. special inte rcom. glazed tiles. na tural wood cabinets & muc h more A special ho m e reasonably priced a l S389.500 & wo rth it ! By appointment R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640·5112 ~COATS & WALLACE ':J3J REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUT C ST AREA SINCE 1963 SPECIAL IUY -This 4 Bdrm 3 bath s p li t lewl pool ho me has a large family room w /we l bar. New carpets. nt•w paint and secluded ba ck yard f>ri<'t'<I under ma rket (or fast sale . St 18.000. Don 't delay'. Call t oday 546-4141 Serving Costa Mesa·lrvine H untingt~n Beach-Newport Beach NEWPORT IEACH •LOT* Herd to Find! <A:eans1de of Balbo:i ill 111 31st St Ofta m es thE.' m ost beautiful daughtE.'r an the family 1s the lust one lo J!l't murraed why" l'crhJ~ n ·i. lack nf l'X po.ii.urc to 1:11oui::h people . lhl' !>nml' '' true or ri:a I ffit:JJC Call us to Sl't.' a love]) 3 bdrm . formal tlanarag rm. &. ramaly rm home Tht•n.! ai. an on·r s1tt.od J t1<r i:ar:.tl-(l' PLUS off st,re{'l rrnrkang ror n-c vehach:. $172,500 car l'(nrai:c. KV parkansi. vege tabll• J!ilrden cuJdei-.aC' Slrt't'l n\'Xl ltt s golf course. S210.000. /\ti Owner May Subordinate $120.000 lbdler Realty 642-4758 now! c.~11546·2313 r.111t1 'If '• 1 ,, I , • If 1 BAY& [~11111] BEACH TWO MASTER 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR 759--0811 SUITES ONLY $105,900 r_nl!.a.T 1.._.COME'. Profe-isional add nra ~ " Mesa Verde beauty 4 lgl' BALIOA ISLE bdrm.•>. 3 ba. cozy rmty nn w/brick frplc. IJ:c hv rm se<."Ond frplc Choice cul-de-sac lot. 7MJ-1501 SHARP CHARMER! ONLY $77,800- ciean. fresh & bri(!ht 3 br home an a very nice a r(•a . 1'rt"e lined strcel Close to all schoolli & shopping F'rc-sh paint msu'le & out. lk.>lll'r hurry on th as one! Open Eves. $45·9491 CORMELL GARDEHHOME 4 S t ately bcdrms. balcony off master swtc. 3 baths. steps to adult pool. c h1ldren·s pool. jacuLZt. tennis courl s IJl&'Over a new exciting way or hfe. Ca II no~. 546-2313 **U.S.** *VETERANS* Recent changes tn V.A regs may enable you lo qualify ror $100,000 borne loans with absolutely NO DOWN PAYMENT. Wortd RHI Estat. an Oran"e County firm speclaUzing In VA hom e ·1oa.ns. We're the VETS that help the VETS. For more in fo. call. .. Hortoft, "'". 541-0100 $84,950 Ch eap! Super clean 3 bedrm. 2 bath. cul-do-sac street. Lowest priced home ln that are a. There's only one . Act FAU.IMLOVE with th.is cute & co;1,y rt> decorated home w h1C'h has 3 BR, 2 ua & n I~ f;t rn nn w/a huge bn <'k frpk This excellent hr1me has a home protection plan & isooJy$79,500 Cull today !179-5370 ALLSTATE. REALTORS EASTSIDE POOL HOME OCEAMFllOMT Rect.:ed $I 0,000! West Newport corner de luxe duplex. 2 Bdrms & frplc. each unit. $239.5001 lalboo lay Prop. RNltor's • 675-7060 * 5 CONDO'S UN DER S55.000. Now as t h e buyers mkl. next yeur these will be $65,000. Buy for bm or in vestme nt Agt. 6'2·1964. OPEM DAILY I ·5 506 Morq~rite 3 RR, wood s1Jang. two story. charming, R 2 lot 111 Old CdM SI 79,000 1406 Westcllff HI 4 OR. sp ucao11s s ani:le story. 11tore11 do:.c. luw pnn' $100 .000 3620 Oc~an CdM . 3 BH. Jacuii1. s pec tacular Hew. hardwood noor.i $575,000 549 lrYtneHI 1'l'W hom~ • Two story. :I BR . !>Unrl et·k s. rnll'rowaves. S2 1S,000 I 509 Dolphin CdM Lake new. vacant 3 BR. t..tsteful, pool. anf'rcdible VICW of yachts SSIS,000. 2918 HHnwre CM 3 BR . big ~ame room . near pa rk . school, shops. hlJrnry $111 .000 U~l()Ut l-1(JMtS Conml\ dcl Mar 675·60CKl Newport Reach 642·9041! C.o11ta MNrn 54fl·5990 OCEAN VIEW Only SiJ.'17,50() for thtli OUI !tlandm~ :J& family room ~lute top SpyJ:luss Hill Form..il d1n1n ~ morn. profesi.aonal l11nd&ca p an~ MEWPORT CENTER REALTY 640..1812 LUSE W /OPTION Ntrt' I bedrm townhoml'. v.alktng distance to Hun tJn&'\on Beach surf GOOD TERMS On th.is nice 4 bcdr m . 2 balh Wes1m1nstcr home f\111 pnce $72.!150 WESTSIDE of HunlmJ(l on Beach . newly pmnted 3 bcd rm . 11.ot bath. J•'ull price only $76.900. 51EDROOMS Meredith Garden Home ln S. Huntington Beach wilh over 3000 sq .fl. ot luxury living area HEAR ftAltK ln S. Wt.-stmanslcr . Up· graded. large. 4 bedrm & family r m home with over 2600 sq.Ct. W'tll ...... oril P.ta Ploc•, l..c. 142-7461 JoiNOING PROPE:HTY MY SP ECIA LTV Tell ml' what you want. & let me find your homt' In Lht' So Oran~t' County hcach area Ask for Ruth Kester . rl'a l t•!>t all' agl'nl. Mon. T ul' & Thur . !H 2. IC31·2600 or 49G-R535 Eve:. ti·9, 4112 2522 HEWPORT FIXER $122.500 This 3 Bdrm ho mt.' as steps from tht> bea1·h. un th e Peninsu la tt de fimtely needs TLC. bul has tremendous p<>l<'n llal Bnng your toub and 1 ma~1na11on Ca ll 54()-USI ~HERITAGE REALTORS VIEW VIEW VIEW Tur tleroc k H ills . c usto mized Prei;1dent home-Plan Ill. quiet cul de sat'. ffc·autaful oversized mastcr su1 te wilh fantasl at' view ;md a b un d a n l c I c1 ~ t· t s $264,500 on rN• land Call Jim Viller s for a ppt to:.cc 642-5200 ~ Pete Barrett,,. ~alcy ~glster 1 I ST TIME IUYERS IEWARE! Aeware of rallm.11 1n lovt> With any or these four 2 bedroom condominiums. p r i ce d f r o m S48.000-$52.000. All arc super s harp wat h low down & low monthly pay· ments. Call now before they 're gone: S40-3666 COUNTRY SETTING Here Is a fine alte rnative lo srna II lots & congested tract living. Located in a foothill area, bul close to shopping & top rated schools . 3 bedroom . 2 balh, fa mily room. pool & it's top quality. Full price $124 ,950 . Call 751-3191. C:SELECT I PROPERTIES DAMA POINT O'Lool<lng O.P. Harbor & Ma rina. T his Excep. Contemp. Offers A Breathtaking 180° View. 2 Story Entry Leads To1 A Dramatic LR W /Rough Hewn Wood FP. Sep OR. Gourmet Kitchen. Mas. BR Ste + 3 Fam BRs. Beaut. Gl'Olmdl W /40' Pool. Sauna. Jacuzzi. teoo,000. --------•I now! Broker 546-2313 IAll FOUi IBIOOM ILUl'PS CONDO Built In The Riviera Section Of The Blurts W /View Night Lights Acroas Bay. Sep Qt.rs For Office. Study Or Guests. Extra Storage. New Appl. In Kitchen. A "Joy Of Newport .. · Llstlng 1165,000. ® 131·1• •1 .,DO""¥••• lm¥I IA YSHOll 4 llOttOOM Large fa mily home with great indoor. outdoor living areas. Newly redecorated. CIOSt! to private beach and boat storage. 1299.000. A COWWILL ..... CO. 844·9080 111' IMMMGllN...UM.- IN •WllOM ~ I· ,t A' T r 0 1 E 1 I CARFN I I' I I t ~ I I ;! What 1 weird bllnCI d1te I OOI . ,. Y K I K . ll•ed up wltll laat nlGhtl Ower Is I I I Ille pllone •Ile told'" me her ma11ureman11 wart t()CMI0.100. What IM dkln't H I M 0 0 S thal wa1 In tl'lt -1yattn1. I 1 1141 IM 0¥9' lhe pf!Ont Wll h,,_...,,-.-1-,-r-, ...... ,--t 0 Cell'f•loM "'• tllut~I• QllO'td • -bY l,H"'Q "' .... ,,,._, -d .._....__..__,.__.-........... "°" d«wlor> lrM -No l below • f'frdss~i!SlfTTOS It~ I' I' I' r I' r J I 1 ~Q~~;N;wr~r lflt(tS I I I I I I I • ~=i-: ·------------~~---··•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:..l. SCl•M-LITS ._,.,.,.. .. CMulfk..._. UOO l llAMD..W u~ Su n ny . bright. lmmacuJate 3 Bdrm. Bluffs condo wit as s um a bl e 904~ l o• n . F a n llls t l t n m s . C 111l fo appolntm,tnt. Gac•t.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'AI avy IOULDV'UX DALAA IF FAMILY IS OF LIGHTS! Grow'-J ~Got'") Vll!w 11 icaJaxy of ni.v.h1 C11ll 1t 4Br+ 2Br o r J h ght:c from this am aR+38r Perfect If your maculete Mesa Vl'rt.lt> an lln ~mply nesters syn s plit ll'vel VI E WS of dromeorstarUnga fam1 Catalina and Signal Jlall, ly. ~ a 2, 3 or 4 too' Freshly decorated Rdnn or switch back & tbruout 1 W a ll p11p er. forthi.l!asonully. ll"s well pa iot, c arpet1ng. the localed. charmanl(. extra works ' Form al dantn!l roomy a n d flexi ble room. Family room 2 s.2."ll.000. F1rep liu·es. G orgeoui. CAU. 644-72 I I pool. gia n t s pa a n d fircpat. 2 View pataoi.· eBn covered and mur h mort·' t' Just SJ74,900 Hurry, cull t ~ 7:'>2·1700 (. '•, ' i • I f '• DUPLEX $85,000! 2 ~t'drm un11 ,., Compll'tdy rt•modl'll·d Great mromt' t:xtl•ll1·nt mvt'i-tment Call r .. !>t 1 '152·1700 ~HERITAGE REALTORS [~--................ . HOME + INCOME :io· wide lot. 1 2 block to beach ~Bedroom . 3 built with bonui. room & 2 fart'plact'S, built ans. t•tc· Ev~n has OCl'.:AN VIEW from d eck P LUS ,, St'P1tratc 2 twdroona f11rn111hed rl'ntal uni! over the 4 car i.:ar:ll!l' JACOIS REALTY 675-6670 4BR +den $69,500! Sunken II\ an~ room Bn ck ftrt'plat"t· 1\ll rt• modeled k atc·hc•n i-:, t"ellent lo1·at1on Im muculate baqwan ' ("all fa.-;t' To lakt' ad\ unt ... i.:t" 752 1700 IMVESTMEMT OPPORTUMlTY <! hot.ISl'S an (.; M on I" 1.!il I 3 unit. !lOOO l\Q f1 lot f'rtt'cd to :.di C(Ull"kl) !Jl Sti!l .500 H y o w 11 r . 64._')~7 CLIFfHAVEN 2 Bdrms . 2 Oath:.. 11l·11. frplt:. CIOSl' to sl"taools ~ churche:. Short t•st•row possible. SM9.500 673-3663 642 Z253 l-:v1•:. associated llROKEAS· REA~ TORS l01~ W lolboo '11·1'•1 VA APPROVED HOMES Don t wa1t to buy rt'al eswte Buy rt>al e!>tnte & w ait SO down up lo $100.000 V A Sall·~brokl'r 3$ hn; ~J lfi:.!ii BfCHAMTING WATERFRONT lalboo Coves t::ajoy lht' rc•laxal aon 111 your own pnvatt· 1·nm munaty You own 1 ht• land & Roal S lap lnrluclt·d as .1 •·omrort a bll' and warm hr•m1• for the ramaly I lldrrn .... fanul)' rm und mt1·n11r pauo Open uml ~11nny with woods & v.armLh $33.5.<XX> - \l \ti HI HO'\I I IOMI .._ Inc. AL.Al E<;TM E h 11 141 I SS CASH SS fM your home an 24 h rs Call Wo rld fo'a nan t't' Agent 831 2227 24 hr H<Yl1(NE' Decorated By A Pro T(111o nhomi> ·~ narl'I) loc·a((•cl end u11 1l :! t>Nlrnorns. dm1n~ room i.:11urmct k 1ll·h1·n p ~rad1.'ll italort•' Coven -.1 pa110 Gar;i~c oµ('llt'J' More ~75,000 For ck tasb. 54(1 1720 TARBEll. Jewel With A Pool ,\h -!ooa V\'rdc hom1• lut"J l 1'<1 on hu~"' tornt•r lot' .1 tx-dmom-..' danini:: room f\;t•\!. plU:.h t'.tf!Wh .! lld1 ""' and a j!ori.:cou' ~WI M ti :>Jc; I' 0 0 I Wool l:c.l ~.nw ( .ill ~'1~1720 TAR BEU. -fOft · BRAND HEW TOWHHOMES "Brittany Woods" I 1-:ast..'<1dc• C'osl<t Mes.1 1 ~:Q!';unta /\nu Ave i-:ngh:-.h Tuclur l &:I llr spit! lt•Vt'I , :t&:J '"" I! .1 r u g ,, f r p I t' ' m11·n>wi1vc:-. grcenh1111't w111cl11w:.. pool . ,.,,,,, Tl-:NN'IS l"<JU rt f'rom $8\l.950 646 OOti I or 9~-1!120 L>t-v e In pc.-0 by Woodlrtc,.. 0.:-\ Co 2 lirand nl'11o :1 bdrm. 2 bJ hum•''> flirmJI danan,: rm. !>l"P rm rm. 2 frpki.. d<'l.'1' lot, 2 c.tr ){ara~c· 2076 & 2f~ Or.ingt' ,\\' SI 3 !I a II 0 !! :.t 1· 11 0WTll'r ;\gt. 552·4894 01 673 <TT!tl BUILDERS!! Soper ~ !>tde <.:osta Mc:..c l0t·11taon Oldt>r 4 bdrm 1111 l,ff)<!I' t•ul dC'·s11c 1111 wall• roum to bw Id :! or m a\ ho• :1 more unit:; Lastt•d .11 Sl.2.'l,000 FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 2HEWHOMES :1 h e d r oo rn s. l"H cath1.'<lral ccalm~s. North Qit;lu Ml•sa. near South Coas t Pla 7.a, SI IK.OOcl b>lfi.424 7 rce -l BR + dcm, 2·:.ly, 3 Iii\ ~a lll•d In rrnt pall\!. 11;,una. frplc lots of ci. tras fo:xccll ll)C<1t11111 Al.'l 673·1760 RY OWNER Over 1 H a 1 r.. rcnn•d ~ 2br holL,e & 3 rar ~ar Walk lo 11.irbor :.hoppan~ 1-cntcr $79,950 ~.:nJll IUILOER'S SPECIAL West.side Co~ta Mesa room for 10 units $210,000. /\gt I 022 675-8170 83.1,0rizl f-:, l':-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 507 JASMINE /\VF. Print•on.ly. Sl29.SOO 2 Br. I ba, lrg patio & ~ara~e. Super r ule & l'ln. a ll freshly done. Ry owner. C808) 979.4073 or 17 14 I SJ6.ll!S7 2IOIMCOTIAGE ,._ IKCM9 Unit Pegged hardwood noon;. beamed cellin~s. 2 brick fl.replaces and nice coun· try kil.cben -PLUS 2 Bdrm. 2 bath 1Mom e unit with private patio andyant. 1-4toS115.000 FOR INFORM ATION Ctl 644-721 I Duplex, 717 ~mleaf, I Br l IM each. rule & clean + r oom to bui I d . Sl62,500. B y O wne r . 641).JMO Investor's duplex. Ve ry nice corner. 1235,000. Prtn. only. 840-4999. nne.i duplex ln COM. Bldr. Jual complt'lin11. a Marauerit~. 1298.000. S ubmit terms -Pou. tlllde? ... ,.._Offtn4 2 ...... alal toc••ion 00 comer lot, un down O. H Robef'110ft. Rlt.r • 17S01512 ... JUST RB>UCB> Won't last at this pnl't" $129,SOO. F.le1Zant . ha g 23XI sq. ~ J br. 3 l)a. form. dining in exrlt1s 1vc rul-dc·sac. Century 21 Gold Coast Rl'ally , ~1168or751·9'l58. ASSUME $52,000 At 9Vt% and own tha:. sharp 3 BR + ram Rm w/ lge yard an quiet Eastside. PEGGY SCH RODE R. BKR. UNITED BROKE RS 646-7414 SS9-63JO MUST SELL IY 4/ I 3 B R 2 Ba h o u se . hardwood floors. Cplc. toned for d uplt'X. As· sume ~lk. SS0,000 1st TD. Pnce S8UOO/offt\r Own r l bkr. 642·9666. S73-6336 SUPER SPACIOUS descri bes t his Mu u Verde homt>. JtUl an 8 Iron from the Cntry Club. 3 br w /loada of used brick & 2 frplc11 . N""' crpta. Taite over Iri e loan W1lh low lntere&t. $118.000. ~'7221 W..tclfflHlty 1 17 DAIL V f'll OJ Mondur, March 19 HU:J ········•·············· Hoon ,or S• 0...-1... ..... Ottter R•ol bhrt~ ..•...........•........ ······················· .................•..... ..._. u.fwtll.a-.d He.Mt Unfumle.hed ~'For S. HouH~ kr S* .•••......•..••..........•.................... 0..,... 1026 O..PoW 1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU CAM AFFO•D THE IEACHI -In Sa,. Jue• C ophtroao -A weM-locahd H~ L_.. ho... wftll 2 be4rOCMM aad ... t4'M ... of ...... .,.. htrH••ly c:leatt and w•ll·••••t•l•td. S72.SOO. -e. D.o rom. -c .-a ' • • ..._ f~t •le• of tM h Ha Clltd oc--. A two be•OCMWt •t with" wolld_, dllt91C• to.._. b .. c:h CMcf ~y -·· H , Sll,900, On lh 1044 •••••••.•.............. ···•••··••·····••·•·•·· ROOM FOR 4 E1111t.s1de It l lot t· lu~ l' lu 17th St 79X 100 ~I a:t.!>IHI llurry! 64511101 ...... ,. :p OPEN HOUSE REAlTY ~ . Eodsi«k Giant $115.000 ';tmnn..: 2 <ilorv hu1••· ,,,mer lot, w.irm h\llW rm .... nwr t h , .• thll l! U!.l'd br1e k f1rc•11I 11·1 vounnt:t kill ht•n ... t cu nil 'lor 'r h o-.h "c·p.1rat 1· mw.ter winl( 0<1n I 1n1" lhL.., bar11ain t·all. 1,'16 717 I . TOILET! \t•l!t &uv flu11h111.: '\'Our h,11 cl l'.trnc•d mun, . ., 1 .... :iy rJfl n •nt Own y1111r 11wn horn•· for M> clown l4llth1•0C' VETAl;I IOI ~:t.ihr llOTLIN I-. Ecnt Costa M~so COLUGErARK 1 fkfrnl" .! ., ba f.im nn + rm1i.hc-d honu ... rm l'Y11llt' ~trf•f'l (j<rrgt-oui. mnclll11m • $113.000 J'\•fll 1;.io 5.S6() !-.1\U . OH THAOfo; OWN Wrnldbnd1tt· J1•H<·non muclt•I µlui. lllx30 run1pui. mom. :Jhr :J!Ja, l f1111 laiJ.(~t Jut Super l'l h11r11 \\ II f> l! r 41 fl t• t )wnn broker $S2 52Jl MARQUETTE l..k....,t l(rl'«nbdl l0<·altun for popular V1ll11,i:e II f'nOd.l•I (.;lt•ao & Sh.1q1 Jbr farn rm. <! frpks ~l:!I '1110 1 Ch1t·ury '[,l~ T urtleroc:k View $127.0UO Plu-.h l'Xt'tUll\f' tuwnhou,,t·, untwhl'vt•a oh· v1i.>w with too munv uµi:n.1t..lci. to lhl lit"•l lo<•alloo and pn1•1• 1111cJ ll'rm,ln lrv11w C.c11l v • 1,...,IM 's Only RB> CARPET 833-3380 PROBATE SALE •-• It 1041 Mlwpoti leec8' I 06' ---r----••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~· cx-.·an ot h•r. 1~ .. 1 lol. aft to to.·•• h Jakllll nTlll r~ ~1111 , ld!lal "'' hum ' 1m m flurr>. 0111> llU !OJ M 100 ll ... 11) , .... U111 &aA.lOIAYLOT fi7J lit~ lllj!W llY OWNI K lllr hou:M•, ttl• tu I•• .11 h I n t • 11 I I 1 I( II I t:v wknd' •117 311'1J U11y c2lJI 7,'J h4htl ~ Pn11np11l1111111)1 • QUAIHT COTT AGE In • l.1pu11o1 """" I 1111 r 111 II. I 11 I I h ll1tnl..,1M.AI flt•111 1> 1•lu~ It\ rm hrt'pl•a I' t\ 111 11 k l"'!Ju <11aw lo 1>1 '" h '" bo f• 11 $105,IJUll li\ru5UI' I Cau ey & Company PARTY TIMI!! WltAl'/\HOUN ll IJl-.1 h. .._ MAl\E fo'Oll I"' & Ill I' l.IV J NC: C'llSTOM uu11:r J ui-;uuoo\1 :1 RATll ll OM•: WITlt I' E I{ tHY & WOltKltOOM l'l.l'S l''f\MILY l!OOM MCYnVAT1'.:l> Sl':J.Ll·.lt $2.'ll,000 lll»So ('011l>t lllw.1v 111 V1ll:ew· f''u11 LACUNA IH•:M'lt 497-2457 llACHHOMI SIJ7.200 lliITT• 1 .. • 1 h homfll Oft fH 1111V1 ~ra to the bellrh. .-•Jb &.: tcotu\la Ablolute b' tmruarUllJf '6 hl&.hl.Y u111r lied lhnaoul Grut tHrtu ot aummt r home ~lkr:" art> lk1uld1ttna ' w•• nu1111t1trd IW1 7711 NIWPORT CllS T CONDO l'liu1 I J l>r .!~1 ll.1 .:d IO<'ut 11111r1df'd. wl'l t>.11 nunon,.I WMrdrl):. nimm 1utl Jo• uaJ, kn11111 ,., h •t.t.:..CUI I'\ M 1t .. ially K3J lf4JO •IYOWMH• llurbor View P:.lcrmo t wm1ud ru.sllc look 4br 2..,.ba Jue, 2 UBQ's, C>wt\er will r 11rry large 2nd ,. 0 1188.000 2012 Port Bn1tol Cir 644-4438 u.u IJur View llomct. Mon tt·J.:o ·'br 2bu newly dt• 1·orated. l'l<r.>e lo Sl·hool~. 1111rk & pool By Owner ;,~,/ 1Hl2 dyi. 833·1861 l'Vl'S STSJS TO OCEAN N t' w I v rt· n o v u t e d duplex. Mood summer rt'nlal area. 2 Udrm. front hoUllc & I bdrm. uPt. wilh pauo Sl5S.OOO lnd land! NEWPORT IEACH ftEALTY 675°1642 llARt:: fo1ND l1,1rbor Vie w Carmt•I ll'1r 2ba fm rm & chn I lf'I U p j! r U d l ' d t11111ugh<>ul, qwel street. l>oo t watt on lhlll one l'nn-U to iwll $168.000 Hroker 979-4383 BIGCAMYOH TOWNHOUSE !'\\\('f'Jllnj.( .l?OlfC'OU r RC' vu·w, :J Br. wel bar. 21 ~ Ila. IJ.: Aui.:u~la mdl. l'nd urnt, puub1.c.c JUt' & ten rm •. ~ml down pay ment A.'lsuml' balunrt· :vt, to hrokns Uy Ownt·r 1~1 777R Maw,...._. I 06' ~for W. 1200 .__ Pr.,.rty 2000 ....••.•.........•..... ····~·················· .....•................. SHOIECLIFFS VIEW OwMr 111y1 "SF.l.1.' " l h 1 • r 1• m o d e I e tJ 4 bfodroom horn.-In th111 lCTllt'lou.& nNl(hborhood. l'net< r\'duet"CS SI l5 000 Hnna ""'a creanve olr<'r ...... Capktr..o I 071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~oous wl\11\• wat.-r & Oana llrbr vu tlllr pool & :.pa by Chamµwn' Xlnt ~ & l.enrul 496 82!H s-taAM 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER, 2 BR. ~ l~ ba twnh.se m Santa Ana. $45,500 Call r or a ppl 554·0585 . 631·5'54 I Br 2 Ba. 2 yr old. FV 11chools. aasum 11% lo;in Hy Owne r S7!1,!HIO 5.57-6199 NJ:oJ\RS. COAST Pt.AZ/\ s•.,•,: assumubl~· luuu, $68,000. 3 OR 2 Cl/\ 548-0738, broker. other Real Ea tote • •••••••••••••••••••••• ..... .._. f:orW. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FAMILY nT PARK SuJ>tr &b.lll1> dJb wide 38r dbl Broadmoor w/expan do. Car ererce lndscp. won't last al $23,000 (SQ9.73) ~HCMMt N~'WPORT o·~ACll PET PARK lieauWully upgraded '77. 2Br. 2Ba. dose to wtr, pnced reduced $8,000 r or fast sale. tSF2111.21 Mobile Ho.-Store 848..s895 ~ acre view pattel v 1,ta w/av~adwi Adlo1n1na ~los>mc'Ol l.!Oderway. SU,0 00 pr acre . 714n St407, 4.52 0996 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IASTSIDt Cult.ofn wut.a oo lae. lot . ruJ teak wood lnt•nor, ~e frplr , n ew plumb Ing It root Only 188.500 Owner 646-0917 NEWPORT 8 1':/\Cll t.ux ury 3 bd.rm Unit.s. Stel>Jl to bea c h Fee 111mplt• land Perl to live In one n:nt the other or for m vt-slm..-n t i\ kin g run.ooo (;1111 fur appl, 714/968·~1129 As k for Paul/Broker At Ol'elln, Npt R<'h Lg dplx Also lot & Lag ocean mobclt.' home 98M.3'7S lllcomPrope..+y 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4Ho.Nt&Dph IXCHAM61 UP!- OuaJJ Place PropertaH cklMd tttrowt on over ., mail.Ion an n lea a.nd ttdlang~ last year. Our Inventory of pnde of o wn .. r i1 h1p u nd N1ckcr1on type unit~ show8 mor • thtan ~ m· rome proje<'t'I for ulc from d uple xes l o the 100+ runge &!veral of our i.gent.s v1s1t Texaa re- tcularly lo cullf'l't IJstlngs and we huvl' 11 broker on 111llum.'CJ 11lufC licensed m 'reKt&S und Nevada We have optin1ngs for 111:veral h cen11ed, ex· penenced professionals lo 101n o ur :.talf . Pri•v1oua exp erie nce wtlh homes and res1den· l1al income o r com. me rci1I properties Is needed UruL'I available mclude Uw followm~ 5·2's, 3 3's, !l-4'i., 5. l ·6's, 3·8·~. 12. 14 , 15. 4 16 i.. 17, 19. 2·20's, 22 . ~23 S, 2 24 S, 25, 26, 27, 28, 2!1. 2 32's. 34. 3S. 36. 40. &+. 2·112's, 125. motel, hotel. rettrement home. sbot>p111g centers. office buildings. RV p1.1rk , mobile home park. in· dU5tri1l bulld1ngs, In · €~ T IG€ dust.rial sit.es. land and --ll~A·HOM€~ IOU Cell today! 752·1920 3JJ3W Coast Hwy .NfJ ;_ QUAIL 5 2BR l 1BH with garaies & yards. Great Eutaide location. SG0,000 down. Owner will carry contract t"ull p rice m>.ooo 645-6646 PLACE 3HOUSl5 NOHRJIES·- Ea.st.sldeC M. h eparulc houses on corn..-r lul Super locution $159,900 A PR€HIGE /-i-~ HOME~ 3333W Coa!lHwy, Nli 645-6646 7 UNfTS.C.M. t()pefl Tll l :JO ,,M.I ,,._leach u.its l\PPROX3 YRS YOUNG MUSTBESOLD scon1EA.LTY 53 .. 7533 Beaut ne w bu1ltl1ng f\reolaces. dnt locullon C.M. OUPLlX TSL 1nvmts 642 lf.00 N1l'esl umt on Amen can FO'(RrLlX All 3 Br 2 Bu units Owner will carry 2nd T 0 9 2X )!rU'>'i Jl $155,000 Ave $9!1 .5UU Agl Ql.4921 I ' t U !') 1-: I( A PRESTIGE /.+-~ HOME~ --.·MO_D_o·w-.. ·.--JJ33 W Coru.l llwy. NB •PAYMENT• _645-6646 UEPREClATION ~till .c1vwl 13 urut ;ipt hid.: w :l HR . 21., ba. 2 "tory owner'man:iRC'r unit & 12 2 BH. 2 b<J i.1n~lc levt·I Wllls XJnt tax bcnd1ls. owner may c11rry fmanc IOR <:osla Mesa Call II Rt:nl, &40-5112 I nformation O A C 1·2-3-Br·all ureas. i\tllt, family & pel parks Montet ey M. Homu 839-6535 FOUR UMITS..C.M. Near new, 3 Dr owners LohforSc* 2200 unal. 2 bu. frpl. 2 t•a r ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar .. 3·2 Or. 2 ba, un1ls :tt01ce view of h arbor lot. TSl.lnvstmt..'l &l2 1603 ~ Pac1r1c Ur , COM Owrwr bwld lo -.uit or ~ell $200.000 54:J 6148 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c............ 1222 "'"-3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• b'. 3tHI w/fri>k & bit 1n1 0 RA N G & T n Jo: •: S. Call Steve. 144 $310 Spacious I BR condu orMO-lJ51 w1p;At10 on tream Tc•n ~-i..w 3 n R f~ nlii, pool, JllC' Adulll> on ~· r ;i 11' l'' I • .,..,, ""'" •~1• reCr1ic. washer /dry r , >'·no peu. --·-;J W 10 ltlHIKt: $550. ~ 641>-9350, aft 6. 644 8203 Nonhwoodll 4 br. J bu Aalt for Jock lDIO ~ ft , r1mlly rm frplc, dahwhr. fncd yd 3224 l(ar. Water & iardf'nt•• pd. Brand 114!W $750 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• kid.I ok. no pet~. Agt. no II.Ile lhtl l1w1drymul" ~ ft.~ 964-2566,973-2971 br. 2i,., ba condo w l'I. frplcea. pool, llHhwhr, washer/dryt1r Sorry, no kids or pets Srnl(lci, ok $400 A RI , n o ft'I' 964·2566. 973 2971 3br 2ba frplc. li(IUUKt', 41,, yrs. old, loc11t.ed m~11r 80 Coasl Pin a, 1495 mo Evu 556 7~47 D11y' ~ Mesa Verde 3br 2ba frm rm fplc bltms, fenced newly decorated N•1 Pets $52.5. 64 ll I 535 u r 751-4024 Avallable now. 2 IJr I IJJ duplex Sm all y.ml & patio AdulL., 675 0562 IEHTALS 2BR,2ba. S500 2 BR. 2 ba, furn SWO :i en. 2 bu $47511000 3 li.R. 2~ bll. $(lSO .a rm. :w. b11 s100 21m. 2 l)u .o S450/SOO SW\ Clcrnt:nte l. Br. 1 bu. h&rt..lwt..I fir., ~ct w.-11 upl(rndcd 4 U• benm re1lmi:, fm·d y • .rd 2bit tn WootJbndl(t' SG2:> bl~. Sm ctuld olc , no t>hMJ ~ pcl.s S375 1982 ft Mt•yt•r P1 549-3484 wlcnd or uft Sil.25mo Orungclrct.' f'.1l111 5::.> horrw 2 lilt I Ua , :evJll 4 15 7!J Tt·nrui., pooh n·• I.It'll li7 ()f4•hJ1 II Atlulb 11111~ ownr I a~t ~ f>Ztl . ~~I 111'/.I. 2br l ba end . ~ar Yrd No Pets. S375 mo 751-6543 -------LOCJMG Hill' 3250 RAND NEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX J Udrm. $575 mu & 2 Bdrm. S450 mo Adults, no pet:. Agl'nl, 6'6 ~ Lit'aul a llr T11w11h11u~• All luxunt•i., rc•I' 1•cntc1 $475. ~1 :w~. IJ.-~url' W11rlt..1 n1·w .! B1 l h!J 1·11111111 W.i-.h1•r dryn, fl 1(' ~:olf 1·1JllrM' New spue1oui. condo. 2 b1 :-iwJ.cJtfW 2 l);j W/l'Omm pool $6511 1 ___ HW....I mu·Nopet:. 644 IW\5 .......,...... ·-r--3252 Supt>r ext'<' condo 3br 21>.1 r11>lc. PoOI 17th In 1m• $475 Adu lb 675 ti 111 !br lb.a , dbl ,l!..ar II!•' ) nJ ••.•.........••..•..... '11~1\K·I Short'!> 1 Ur ::! h,, f.11nily rm ;1t n um. :1 1 .11 1•01 t:urnrn 1><11.11. ll'11111 t'I. b1•;11 h 7~1'1 I ~h!i l!t.Ove S40oino 54tl 7174 or '1>1 2b:e lwnhm 1'C111l,JJ• 00.8240 I 111k No 11t·t~ 557 42:.U 11\..,,1131 lWU t'\t'~ N1C'e 2 Br h'\l' ror Montt· V1<,t.i & Or.tnl(f• ('M tWwport leach 3269 s:m1 mo Ph 642 K.llk! t:hotct• Mt':.a Vcrdl' .irt·.1 4 lklrm, :! bu, fJm rm frph' 15 min lu I.Ith LICt' b a l' k y a r ti ) :. 5 II 'l l:J !l10 .1r11ci d t. 7M ti7!'i 71 I I wk111l 11•\ -! Br. I bu. l'lo:.1'(.! i:11 ra.:1· laundry ureu. lenc1:d ytl, riew l'll>L"I, drps & 1'a111t $310 11\t & la~t t d4•JM)l-ll UJll Hl4 1n11~ 'l'W 3Hr Jba t wnlL-.t.' \\ti I 1 ..... .,.. opt lo huv t >r.111i:" 1\\1• ~l m11 M !, blW llGCAHYOH DEAHECOHDO ..or l1>0i.l' .. 1v;11 I now :1 llllrm., . 3 lrnlh., ..... 1111 'tiac·1ou:. hv an•a Luv1• Iv ~urd &. .. ntrv •• r,·11 )l.a•I Mo 11wl 1•a1 d1•11f'r EtLEEH HUDSON REALTOR 644·0322 I Hr t1CC1l'1• cllll µ11r.11•c· ,,.,. room room for I< V lot .. of .,tnr.11•~· UflltlUI r1·,uly tu IOOVI' '" Sc·het<•I 1n walk1n11 tll~t .1111 •• IMTI4·r w.1111n~ lorurr1·r" 011t•u Sat Sun 1;: '1 ¥1H !Kiii :! Udrm. :! b,_1 WmdM1r Vrn rrwr motld ho1111• 111 ·n1e Tl'rrtetl' 1-'ully 111r 1-urld J>nmc lot·utcon on m111or 1irl'enncl t Just !>lt'IJb tu pool & jUl'U/ll ~ HiCJllCI I 052 EASTBLUFF VIEW Lr.i 5 Bit 3 II/\, expundl'd hvln)! rm. marble frpk, l11rmal dinini.t rm. I~ urd . 'ml down /\:.su m•· halllncc :i•, lo broker:. Hy Owner 1.i4U 777H MOVING OlITOFSTATt: :Mx60 Ramada. 2Br. 2Ra. dressing area, open fir pllm, all natural wood 1nl . (SRC31XU ·69 1 Eashl• Trip&u Three I fJr units on fhA IC lot Good Eui.ts1de lu1·a lion. $750 mo 1nM ml· F\ill pncc SI I0,000 0..a Point 3226 'o ... ,..,.;, A11t ,_, I '111111 .. 0anarcMnt 1026 ......•....••.••....... l'RF.YI l':W SllC>WJN(, MAIUNITA l'n·~l1J.(mu• rl'"tl1•n1 c ... 11 • u r l h 1• m .1 r 1 n ;i .ttt ~111 4!J3 '1001l KJI~ Foutttoin V ali.y I 0 34 ...........••••........ Opett HouM Daily M~t des1rubll' :J hdrm 11 ~ lla plun •'ount:rnl Pls"1 Condo ni.uhl1• Y.•lfllJll'. ••l1'!Y I 10,1n1·1n11 ~72.(0) Call 751 3.'lOO or H:ll 2551 ~onlleoch 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW IEACH HOME fly bu1 Ider. blot k lo h(•urh, O<'l'lln view, 5 Ufl, 4 1.., ba. 3000 llQ ft. lrl( lmlr onies. 208 15th St $Ull5.000 Al&o 4 RH, 21 ;i t111 utf.Ol 17lh St SIZ!l,000 ~1718 VETEltANS SO On THEIANCH 4 Bdrm + n•r rm 3000 Ml ft Close t.o ~r<.-cnbell r 1•1· urcw. Many up~rall1•!. $125.000 WA.I.NUT SQUAR~ 2 lidrm llnd unit Only ~.500 754-7800 Mulhearn~ ~~~r 'ft ...•........•.......... Laguna Niguel Realty .. OCEAN VIEW VIEW VIEW! 3 Htlrm & fJm1ly rm home high on a bluff looking oul lo sea . Minimum ma111ten11ncl' fot Catcr('d IJvml( lfl!lldP the "Shore-. " Prvt JCuarded nt:al(hborhood nr beach. il49,U50 493-9494 495-5220 496-241 l 8 30-5050 OCEAN VIEW Monan•h Ba y Terr JC'(' glef{ant 1''r. l'rovrncml llf'<iucf'd to $.11S,ooo CUii for appl flil0·li2iitl (~lk./~JI R E Ao/LT Y Lake Fore·d I 05 S ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUILT·IH FfMAHCIHG ('u..,t.om Bluffs Condo. 2 llclrm +dcn t•nd umt on larJ(t.'llt .:rt.'t•nlldt S111glc 't(lrv hv1ni: :el 1li. finest Sl49.~ BURR WHITE REALTOR, INC. 67S.4630 WAU< TO IE.ACH SIOS,900!! 3 Ud1 m. 2 lrnlh . xlnt ('()lld Selll:'r mot1v:ilctl. i\gt•nt. Gury Bos ler 900-43118. 531i·:!A98 STEPS 'l'O OCEAN Huy or lease option. lk:uut. 111. 2 :.lory family home 545 8628. EASTILUFF MobRe Howw Store R48..s895 IAYFltONT Lwrurious moblle home living w 1lb s pac ious cabana. lbr with den, patio, stone frplc. plush oew carpeting. 2 levels. open beamed ceilings. xlnl. cond. Home 1n eludes stove and rcfn11 at unbcUevably low pnce ()($49,500. 673-7890. OWNER COACH 2Br. l~Ba. Arllnglon. xJnt cood., cedar lmcd c losets. many xlr as (I 0144.39·30-70) Mobu. Hon. Store 141-8895 MUST SELL My btrl 8x4-0 MH, A·l cond, screened an rabana. move out Bestofr. 67~2022 ~ PR €HIGE J HOME~ JJ33W <:oastllwy. NB 645-6646 ***** 19 Four'Dlexes By ownt•r r>ri n•s t• x Lrcmely low SelJer wrll carry all fmancm.: at 91 ... l..I L-.CoshAow Low Dowtt r..,...11t ..... 714/542-3676 CALL FOR SETUP ***** fOURPLEXES All 2 Rft townhouse tyiw units. Good location 0 WC 2nd 1'wo tO ('hOOS\ from. $148,500 ea OWMaAMXIOUS E:HIGE 1..ow part. rent, 2Br. ·11 .,..._-+_-"_HOM€~ Quunpton, under $20,000 3333W Coast Hwy, NB ·~N va;w. tx>at·h ,ae <'l'M builder pcki: Cur 3 rond<l!' tn San t:lementc All a pprovals. ready to ~o $190,000 v~·r y motivated i.elll'r Q-492lJ\gt .,,._..air&.Destti, Resort 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8JG BEAR LAKE Unusual 2 l:.land~ for 'all' 7 14 ·866 7733 / 866-5778 M>iS.000 f\im1shcd, Tbun dt•r b1 rtJ tits $515.000 llnr Bermuda Oum·' S'n5.000 furn 20 Ac·rt•:-. land $30,000 to $35,000 per acre Coml. Bucld1nl(i. SGG0 .000 M1 lch1·ll & Rummon.c Rea ltors , 71.!'>37 tlwy 111. Huncho M1rus:c. Ca 568·36U7 Ews 568·b'72tl or 346-3327 ltmdws. fswts, Gr-o .. , 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1SA Rudy Red Grapefruit mwl Pt/\ Will rorus1der trade (7141922-7398 R.ecal&tat. W..tH 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtlf•L.al ... Ut-t1lJI P.Jv1l1u1t ,br, Jba :.pa, nr '"'"". 1·.10,•· 67!'i 4!H2 Uk r to Dana llllb 111.:h :l:JIUI 1 h d r m :! , • 11 ,1 Bucl·anCC'r 4!l3 7771 Tuwnhou.-.(' H1·.1ut1l11 lh l'n lt>vel :l or 4br :.!bu hi rn 1l1•1·11r .1t1•11 Im .11 I 1 II rm rwar bt-a•·h U1·nl 11r .1 \ .01 I ~H.111 111· r 111 11 bt• ns,.()239 )(79 l~'llHur 1":• l;l~C t ---------llhdf, i:ori:o-.,u:-. .!br .!11.1 DOH"TREMT '11•w l'U.,t•1m ll1•t·ur .... • 1 h.11 i,:artJt.'rll'r 111101, ~ 1.111 iI }OU and your fm·nJ, MO ti2!'i't. '151 11110 ''" hJH' SI0,000 .ind '"'n :!Jl:i.' cl y,, t.10 <!'1 :f1, make paymenlli of ~I ('Vt". wkmt' per mo total, you 1 •• n buy'' 3 Bdrm:. & den. 21 ., 141''f BOAT S I.I I' ;1hr :111.1 ~ TownhOW>C, nr bc.H'h l'OO(lo Motor boat 1111h & harbor A i.111.:h· or .tft 4 li411 •1:11'1 YO\llll! ('()llpll"' p11rad1M• $86.000 (494' V;11·atJOn & lnvel!tnw nt Propert1t'lo, lrw 49J..938 I or 49~8700 lll•;aul1ful l)<1v1•r Shor, • .., 111 l'-lt·wpon Ucul'h !1 lµfrno S w1mm111•: 11 1111 1. :.! f1rC'plt1t'l'' J'ool & l;1w11 mamlcnnn('l' 1111·1 (lnh SI 175 l't'r mo. llta I Xf rn ---------•I A.-.k for Frank 1;.i:, :u100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llluff,, lovt•ly 2 HH . 111•1 i.. 'lew •'lc..:ant 2 bl.'<lroom w111t• i:rl'l'n lwlt, 1w11I SS.00. or 2 bedroom + den $4115 Agt 1;.w 111:14 $575 Cedar & w1ntJow home Five blocks tn llarllm Vll'w 4br . 2ba, up beach P ri vate 2 t·ar grudt."> ~mj.1h•..,1orv, hk1· garuKC Fully m u1 n model $7511640073.'• tamed yard. Adult...,, No o .. •k ,, 2 11 petS lnqwr(• at !'i27 18lh °"c uu ~ areJ, 1 [1 homes 1tvalluhlc fro m 1 _________ _ 1i4K to S80K 11un 1< y 1 v l1. A.gt 8J 1 'l2Z1 THE LAKE Ju.~I reduced lo Sl44,900. Ab!lolutely immaculate J Bdrm, 21~ bath, rorm:i l d1nini:. s plit l evel townhome Open spuec v1l·w from hvinit room and master 11wte Now vacant Owner anxious CuU540 1151 G~=s:o... 645-6646 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $500,000 CASH Have client with SS00.000 Wa nts Or ange County property Call Chuc k Spiller. R E Brok..-r. 752 1920 Street (714) 900 6331 jllJTlll(l', Ii; µ111111 M Ill UC' .idul" No Pl'h S4tlU Ava1lublc Avril 10 tl<t? 2'267 131-2227 241rHottlM! ~Storya....rk 4 Bdrm, 2~ ba, form:. I dining, F/R, 2 frplr!'. 2100 8q ft l n11 bc.•ach Askina SlW.000 Own r 964 2l82 liy Owner M f~REO l'fM THE RANCH 4Udrm+rec rm 3000 sq ft Close to gr!!i!nbelt rt'<' ~ Many upgrad1·i. $125,000 754-7800 ..... 848-8895 ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS IRViNE The Meadows. 5 Star ad.It partc, dbl wide, 2 Br. l~ Ba. 1mmed O<' vccw Is rontasUc from r up. $28,400 Agl , lh1s frrshly p111nt1•d 3 962-S258 bedroom 2 bath home• ------------·------ Sun. tiail club, tt•nmK & IB.OW M,.. • .,ET•. COSTA MF.SA swimming too! 184,000 ,.._ New '79 Lancer. 24x48. Ttll to led CGrfMt Elegant 3 Br, 20x40 pool, 2Br, 28a, adJt park. Only W•LhNlll 754-1202 hwceyard Agt,673-4311. $27,950 . (53694 5 > American Mobile Home Bargain Nice 4 plex . CM. $142,500. Nr shops, bcb. gd rent. 645 1223 __ Beach 4·plex. 1 yr ner As aum. loan $249,000 Broker. 848·0709 CDMTRIPLEX CDMDUPLEX WANTED Will l rudc foastbluU 5 BR. Pvt Ply 644-1177 lbr Iba rlMe lo beach Clean $495 mo No Pct..-. 53&7060 OCEAN VIEW CONOO 3 Bdrm, I' 2 ba $450 mo 38'10ATSLIP l.+! J UK t·ondo. tllJI i.!JI ll'd..'4.' $775, Iii~ 1:!2:1 Qi II S49 33<14 1 IJdrm, 2 ba fam1h rm 2br 2ba New ContJo ten Ne'A'J)Ort ll1•1J.tht..-. Ynrd rus, µool, JO<' • rt••· rm l(ar. sroo 67:1 3S7H ssoo ask for i\u:.t1n 846-1371 IEAUTIFUL CONDO GARD~'NS 3 bd. 2'"it ba. ______ .. __ Sl.\l)er cond. Many xtrus. All 2 BR townhouse type, owner's unit w /(rpll· Great location. Don't n\iss lhis one $205,000 Mlwport•oc:h 1069 Lra. PriMe Duplex 5ales557·9390 WA.HTS>: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnrllnl ocean view. SMA.Uorl.ARGE Move right m . 3 br. 2 b1.1, patio, r enl·d yard , gar1111c. Kids & peU. ol.. $445 A.it . no f ee . with VIEW 2 BR 2ba Olli 1<ar J>1M1I 2~:i2 tln1 v .. r ,1t y Ur S4:>0+dc•p ~.,.; 77(}7 Company tr 11 11 rer . Uelow mkl. Pnnc. only. ~').~ Aallur:Mbl,•8.,_ VA 2br l ltJba Condo. Owntlr will belpfio•nce. t;veg. 536-8011 --- PRESTIGIOUS MARQUETTE St ... to bch Ced /lll Deluxe 24x60 Skylark in G€ ONLY $40,000 fr~. sundec k~r 3b~: Beach Park. 2 Br. 2ba. €HI SHOPPIMGCIHTY lake over 9\i'l?'n loon ul 2bttlh eoch. fly o wner. film rm. island kll.Chen, "'·---j~--+-HOM€\, Have buyers for Shor,· $1001 mo. 4 SR 1 , ba & *270,000. 675·6520 laundry porch, etc. Full , .. R ... , .. 6 PlllR Cent.er in So. Cul r. pool. flurry! Ownr/uUl, -------porch, 11wni.lll(1, etc On ....... • oreo$$$$ .... -~ llli6-0777 BY OWNER. 3 BR 2 811 , ly 6 moa old. Reas. rent ,_ ---FR. compl redone. 2 car See to appredatc eo...-cownnioe Ftxerupper K WATEltfttOHT detached , lge lot. As · 981).*4 18 pnme units In xln1 PrfKipah ()Illy 964-2566, 973 297 t Nt•wly dt'C :1 Ur. 3 IHI. lilll'k Ua y uvt•rlk ·~ NOif l'OW"81' $8001 m o ti4l>·2'1fill Br 2 Hl.I + s tudy S500 1 uul. Nµt 11..,111. Avail t>ll 3 bcdroomll, 2 baths 11ntl dramatically acctnted with cat.bed.rel cellfoRJI, 2 fi repla ces and a -llST--POOL--V•A-LU•I .... e ourty a rd . A s k Io H .. HMT. RACH b ,500. CONDO l\umable loon. Redwood 1---------Newport Bch location ,.._. lbr2ba Vlew/sbp dec k, quiet tree lined A.en ... for S. 1200 Reidy ror conversion Contact Day or Nite IM/opt, $159,500. street. $136,000. 645-6937 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cdll for deta1l11 ~Merchant Great ram1ly home With frplc. 4 br, 2 bu. patio, fncd yd, garage. West· mool oreu. Kids & 1>ets ok ~5. Attt. no fee. 964·2566. 973-2971 Eves 6.11 3371' . Sharp 3 8d.rm 2 bath, &d· 1aceot to park, huac muter bdrm 1ult e, tuTy on thit one A•~ .......... H .\'\JC I! ~ 1,1 /\!TY ~ ,r, 1 /0()() 546-3639 , .. •M,.... €'TIG'7"' 714/64 .. 7712 .. s•tLS J.Zacres,sa.ooopracre. • ~ ·--------· Walk lo bcuch 3 Ur 2 811, fpk, gar. $500 536-7S4~. 21J.3116...&M6 Sant.08 only •••• Call 548---- Whl.,. you r1111 Ch1si11ne<1 to place an ad, you're as· sured or a friendly welcome .nd help In wonllng your ad ror bes t ~.--HERITAGE RE Al TORS -------- aa..iftt'd Ada, you.r one · rcaponae. Call Now ' ICapahoppiq ctnler M248'18 ........... ....lmlm ..... 1041 ----------·--········· ~~----................. YA..-0 3 br, 2 .,._ f...., pelnt. In 6 out. Now apl, 1134 mo. PTI. JollD Vardan Co. fl31.-00. 4 Br tri·lewel dr am home. SptdKUlar UP· =· $1U.IOO 8kr. a. .. ..-.. w 2 BlorJ, 4 bedrm bome ..... wtWD llOO ,,. lo ....... Formal dlnint rm. front court1ard, 1ar:1• rear patio QIAidr9UYe~ ...... -"'°' ....... ..... ,......,, <>Pt• .... ... 11·1. 2671J am-rnn. CDtl'URY21 suaraEALTY •TMI ... Coldwel BaiDr ~ RfSONflAl l!R()(EQN".,( COMPANY MOMA.ICM SUMMIT 11 Beaut. decorated B·Plan. 2 bdrm + den, 2 baths . PJnoram lc $addleback Mtn views. loc. on cul·de·sac. City llaht1 by nltrht. Must 1e1J. Comm. PoOI. Jacual • clubhouse. Sl.27.500. A COUMa&. IH91 CO . 498-7222 881·0838 . ~ "" Owner will rlnance,.-_ _.._--f-_HOM€\ IHTHISUMSIT w/25%down ..... C,....,M ,,.. t.hlA 3 Bd -· :m:t W. Coaal Hwy, NB ._.. •VIRY PllY A Tl-11rc """9'11' w rm . €'JIG€ , ...... ,4, .......•......•••...... T' 3 both, step down llvioa , ,._ ....___ ,..._,..... lny ho uie, w11lk to rm+ram rrn h om e . ,._..._.....,IL.HOM€\---------.._ --beach Chlld 0 K NC'w 1345•000 .,.._....,_-4f-.... mAIC IY.. c;;;;.;;;.:; .. ji2i ~s ;Jole r vc1 No ·--oow.... maw..:~~~w,y. NB ... ~rte DOWNSell ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lake ~ J;:: :o c~1~ ---" ---......... Aatume. er"'~ n-h' fl &-311189 Br.21>",2 blk1 tooceun Parenti up/children wlll carry paper . ,_ .. ...,rt u...ac s neat Comm. tcnnJ~ & pools down. Open beam. 2 I RT CHEAP Mana1ement •v•ll. ar. a.. On the water. MchddM/EdWlrds 4 br, 11185 mo.64.5 3370 frplC'il , 1 hOUIO rrom Acent· Oa.ry D Bosler Ortan" B•Y view. $1400 2 ba, dshwhr. fncd yd • beach $225,000 ~orUS.2'• tno. e molte. CaU for de· ranee. lllds tr pets ok. HA.UOlt VllW BuUdln«lotl -1 acr"; PMelp&llOnly Ullalo.47Uwlld1f. 445. Aat. No f ee. 4 ... 2•11 ... 2 frpk'a, ITAUAMYIUA 2"' ecr.: 5 acra; 10 ~INdl ll41 •2:56&;9732971 f1mlly rm. Oreac. loca UDO Isa.I acre1. Whatever you MO tmATIVlt ••••••••••••••••••••••• -lion. Immacula te. ~ 7 bedrooma, 5 baths, 5400 ....., we bave lt, with ln· SI unitl ln prime C.M. lbr tdulta 190 Cuyon Vacant, 4 BR, 2 Ba, new e.4·1034 IQ nft 70, lot 'Pool 8 Wl&Onwam. locaUon. Prited loNU at Aft. Dr ·-Ph. 2111 pamt, walk to c:lOllu to ---view· • . ll)' PAleO .... under 134.000 per unit. a2ll01or2i3i'&.s.-. t'OlAete. rwya. $475. A1k BOAT SLIP, 2 Hr. 2 b11lh .Sl.2SO,OOO. tJt'M..5717 l /523·4462 Xlot terms avall. No forKellh,112-4471 lowl!r uoJt w/fireploce ----.-. drtve·by ple11e . For ..... ll6t I mG/rno. •09ftJ--. ,..,.., IAO'Wl•NOICO mon Inform ation call ....................... =:-ON WATl-:lt 2 Ur, 2 ba Ml-IHI •~enw--9C·2.Sub· Paa&ISblpuott er.t Condo. 3 l242 Olndo.'850/mo. ~~~~~~~~~ mH terma. Pull prtce ................ ...., Bdrm. 2~ batbtl. Beaut •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• WatA!rfruntllomt'll MUST $145,000. 61J.ZOll.._ decor • cuatm furn. E.cluah•e new wate r 6JH400 • *SILL _,. $800/ A 'I Otten&ecl condo 2 BR. 2 €HIG€ '7J.Jt00H"' mo va1 now BA. p;o/rptc 2 car a•r Tt'n· SEAVtF:w Blulfl ~.mini view, HOM~' --•ct naa. 6 jicuul. ......,. 3 Br, 2\.\ ba, flmtl ~ OWMr hl•h1"' motivat41d. ~ owe ....,., _,._ •""'I l"-• lll9tr ., ....... U.fw ••~ mo. Ruch arc'eN Nt>w '""'"' v1 •w, _., , ~.n.i. .-... Hw1,N1t llACHAllA •-••••••••••••••••••• merln1, 1llp avail. SlQ50.Call7S&-1092 6416'46 ..... ---· ..... __ ...... w DID, .. , ........ a ..... meet mort1a1•. no .... JJM v•-· v•.--Yeti fwport Terrace 3br • + U. I .. ba: oa R·2 • 9'llidlD eaur. area; 4·$ a.-1-. Fat •crow. --••••••••••••••••• . 8tucHoocean vtf'w. 2\\ba condo. paUo, rrplc. ft. •llllblt lot.••· .,...,..,11•.•full Prla oal1. Chrl11y:. ..,,._4br,3N.ramll)' llUM. pool, Jae. t.m. garqe., waah/dry book, Tift loMbore. Prla· ..-.,::: •• Mll. -.... Wlrdp, Uf.. nn. pier, no pet.a.~. (2U > D2·17•z e ve. It up Klch OK. S-150 no ........ ¥• "9/wlmdl ............ <N>•-eolteet ........ . • Ii Hwft U8fw 9.aa.d Aperi .. ah ,...tMd .,......"h Unfuna,. AptriMHh Unfunl. .,.,....enh u..furft. ........ to S..... 0 00 ~· Mefch t9, t979 QAILY PILOT Ci ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Msucpca:rt .... JJ6t t6' .... i IHdt 37,t c.. ~ )124 llll:cf.e•• .. ech 3140 ............ leech 3''9 .. 'eo\lh! Wlllll~'<i lhr 2 BR Oftlce...... 4400 l111r111 . •.-&._ ........ _.... SJOO ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• l'llrrrrri..f -Liv SOOS-.-..~ ........................................................... •••••••• •• • •• ••••••••• ••• • • •• • •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• r...-n apt w/male. m wk... -.. a.-..; ••••••••••••••••••••••• 300_s9.FT ••••••••••••••••••••••• «Found • pelf Can ~rt \'OflOO 2 br. 2 ba. C'alta Mesa. SST~ MC4H¥0t4 STIPSTOllACH Nrw f Bdrm. l ball:i Dtlwctbl'a<'h•ptiJ f"rl>k frplc-. J>OOI Ii stnral(f' Ptl Y1te bath • oear NEEDLECRAFT n~u Ani mal Aul.aUoce la'8 mffl! Youn' man, BrUt.oA It B•~r. ites per llll.4:i0 • yr Ideal for ~ug~ 2273. no fee. lBdr,o.. ly 1pac10us 0.1tne :i •BR, t ba., ..-nlr SSSO w fftll • .,~~.~ •• ~!!'1 piuw tnt I 1t..i r11tt•. pallos A"..til Apnl l5 1415 *" 31. Lnvolved in motion mo. lady Excellent ar ea. Found: Stagle. V1clA1l)' m,., h . dl'n P\l 38R2ba ,'l!l'nlr'"" Mi6'mo .__.,, ""«AY· ~-UU.1<71'>646-7512 auard 1ate rornmunll 21'R.2ba . wnlr '400 1 8r '-•A'--l"r ap•. uUI f:, Pt<1urea. tnevel. dRoce. o M h & iend dreaa Dealres lo ltof McC...., IUtr. ' wner moving. Agt. between acArt ur ah.are apt/house w/male 541,.7729 '151-1400 Sunflower. S.A ~2 ~ .,.u..-" • JbJ 3ba brand new llunt P~l .... SU 1tu\e rt(rlft w e-I 011 llarbt.Nr 1.rc¥ $415 mo a.. " LA UaO\llton SL S: :; mo l>"va S36 6003. s,:ia ts105 Avoll l.11 rcd«'corated &42 '7t'l'TI or~7 l~ l' .. " IMC).~\> 3br, udulUI only. no pets associated or female r00tnmatet1>."I~~~~~~~~~~ FOUND· med. sit.c brn Rcnlial costs are no C5tm Ex.ecSuites ~ w 'blk chin . M. Vi1· ---C?fl•-1211 • A ',_ t W .. • '"'. .... ' • • • f C\nJlllNlNU la• ll«' l.lbr 2b& 1ankn •Pt t1001. rtt nao ~cm now utthSt l.&trl(t> homf'llke 2 br ii..,. bu towohom~ upt ~:tltlt>•\•d p\l pet10 & 11111111• Ofluiu• kltd1eo wl bhn• incl rcrr1~ SmalJ pet ok $00 mo t'7tllll Curneron S\ ~yrly C73 6467 --ret.'tnctaon. u long as Wf' From $200 per mo. WIMI CELLAR NH ll.lah Sc,b. 673-7635 bef;efit from each other LAGUNA BEACH In a Oicndl.y manner. F'\IU servicu avail at '·:i Prime \ocat\on! ,_. ..... , 5350 •••••••••••••••••••••• ? 8R t SA rondo SMll mo b l ai la~t ~ Slt)() rlf1U1 (k•1) 69'> \ OJ'1 s.a...... 3176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• De.h&xe 2 Br 2·•lY near beacb/sboppaoi. $4 75 rno C"ll 832-2256 or Agt 4.1(l..(Xkj() PT-c-for you call me iet C01St. Prime O.C location. Tastan11 license ('714) 539-2375. or you =-~SD Frwy. m •i $65,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REI.i\XING MASSAGE 8obJames·l.ic Masseur Outcall 9 9; 494·~111 Sc.AL...-UH ••••••••••••••••••••••• lecao \ 1~w Mon.ndt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot:LlJ>.F., IJI' 3 UH. 2~• I bOTm Ideal for 1ngl• Rn . n..-u m·w Obi pollo, di' . p, pruf~sloo•l .-w 1trd.11r. l'll' Cl0t.• to l~ll 1!11 1QM « ~ 1&"..9 txh '600 mo ~ 3.W ~ tl('IOll\J Rlty 839 6623 s-taAM 1180 may write "Jeremy''. ltesearch Dept , Univer s al Studios · 01stribulors. POD 8915. Universal Cit y. Ca. HIWOFFICES Completely redecorated offices with use of con · /'VEUJE\...L I • •, I~ ' I : Ill' I .H.JU' 1 t11 '~ '1 1'I1 I 'o'I·~ --MICHELLE'S •o.tcaU• Summit. •du.It "'mm .! e, ..... h BR&dcn fl60() 1no I u :! u.fw ..,.d u R S 5 5 u c o 10 m •••••••••••••••••••• , •• l'lubhou:,e. pool. J.a<·uut l'tl' T~al It ti11IH'orl. Q-:tt ll02 Mi;.a V••rdt-loq(1• Z bdrm 1"'-b11 c-nC"I t111r111C«'. llHltt' V 110 l\dult f'CtUPI•·~ nu 1w111 ~ ~:wr IU>i.lty Inc-4.W ..a191 •••••• •••• •• • •••• • •• ••• •I uuc Hun h nr Pell 2 UJ>f"'r 3 tlr Z 8d. M C'"ll 1 trn .1 blk~ to ooach. no pl'IJI ur t'hlldrtn ml Month ~ 7357 11>1' :.!bM n..,w, tennl!t. pool dn1~. frplr, !IN' Avllll llnmt'd ~ 213 919 ~11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..'MOO 2br, l-4,bit. bit ins. _91_«xm __ . ------- AC. 1>&1una, pool &-JllC M/f Adult to shr 2 BR/2 New Crpt N'r So Coast BA Apt. E CM. $160ftn0 :;A.s:p-J400 559"3420 eves +uUJ. 979·5168njghts. ference "!'.sec'y~copy· WANTED : BU S Ing machine. Avatl now. PARTNER for Fantastic Furn or unfurn. Near Jewelry Business! 1 ! Will Newport Bcb. As low as make money• Designs Sl25 monthly. Call never before on the llAM·ZAM 835-374!1 LIH04 Ir VICKI OYtc.all Mnsogc Foor n. Fun of It! Servmil all Orange Co 815-7313 f...... lltO Hr s:rn 0 1~u S~1&I ~I Mar an>..i $400 mo :• n.tift 1890 Female only share 3Br 751-3191. market! Need craftsman ••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 'urn u l 1 I Pd S I 9 S r h I Id r., n '"' I' c t ' • bdrm Towntk>U~ t '" ~4 7~\ 2lM w Z It 3 bdrm lar1u· 11undcck ur y .. rd. encl gan1~t!. Qwet 11.-.j, no ~1.ai ~l.:l() $425 534 2.106 home w/2 mtm. full use ••••••••••••••••••••••• o( area. wshr ldryr. No ,GMdtna Vlnog. pets $1.llO mo 646-5972 aft ................. 4450 familiar w/stlver·work. -··••••••••••••••••••• metals. sem1 -prec1ous st.ooes. Call 548-6427. or MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY Days.eves.hr h • d 1 !i h w" • h C" r . ...........___ l~1-.... 1106 l..i.r-•c l 4< ., bdrm frum :? br, 2 ba. garden apts. SPM ---------1 write Ad M85. c/o Tbe MAIUtB'S MIU Daily P1lol. Classified. WMiher dryC'r P•lhl -._ " ~ ~b Id ff'llk. atr cood poob •••••••••• ••• •• • • •• • • • • ~ lt1 w '"~ v. Uh $375 !i42 WTI • Rd.in\ tm•pt.irc. pulio beah1 1ul l1tnd11c pin' H~r. tli Bu Condo. ocw r1lU. pa111t. puol. t'Urport, ddlh onl) ~JJ~ mo llM~ Tustin Gym. sauna, ---------- pool. patio. $335. Adults. PRlMELOCATION :n> West Bay St. C.M '11{-w p;unt No ~~ $4~ Ideal fur adult~ O\ 1•r 35 no pets 15492 Pasadena. Go tltlff on WATER. Available 92627 ~FwwilMdor yrly lo'urn or uni ~o J>t't$ Llo;.-:WARl> U:tfw Rilhed 1300 17"..>-~ M'T!i. 2020 Fullerton off Newport f'rwy forlllftt 4350 831·2909 ••••••••••••••••••••••• for retail or proress1onal --. -- offices. ToUll of 3000 sq IYliMss ft. Can be divided Into to._...., 50 I 0 631-2140 GOLDEN GIRL ••••••••••••••• •• • ••• • • A\C, I\ blk ~Ufil Nt•v. µor\ lcAoa ~-)107 ve & l hlk !»OUth of Spac10us Z br apt. 2 kids ok Sm<tll back yd S2G9 &17 0067 after3pm. ..__ 1 ~ t.~:-L.-.... Irvine gara~e ror rent ..,... i&ma~-:MJ.u w1driveway. compl smaller units Ori Vf' by ••••••••••••• • • • • •• • •• • ~ R P\-nlnSula ;;m.111 bdrm $32S/ y rh 613-2631 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Alt ) 83 l 03S1 l\pt for ttc"n1. ~ Br 2 ba. ,, blk lo lx'h, 8alhoa C&ll 673-~72 IYE'StiBJIU 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! bdrm yc.1r round, near Nl!w b<'.•ul1ful 1ot<1rden Y8l•hl Club ~ J)t'r mo .ipti,. JlOCJI & !!PU 673-~l mr. adll.l>, nr ocn. stores . ltansp. cpls, drps. refng. litOVC, ~ l286 oru.funtished 39oo privacy away rrom •••·;;~·~~·~;;~~(;•••• house. spacious. clean. • ,.1 ....... ....,.ES,. '"PTS fully enclosed. well ht ... _,...,.. ~"' w1elec & water outlet:.. MlNU'TESTONPT BCll 1n extrem ~I y safe Bach. 1&2 BR neighborhood 551·3520 Crom $255 & up Adults. No pets Offi Rental 4400 ~ W. Coast Hwy, NB. then call WeMt frOftt H-s 631-1400 •ESCORTS* 972-11 38 COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* !Br. 2lla. child OK, pool. JOCUZZI. clbbse. nr . 0 C'..oru.t Plaza & OCC. S395 Coda Mffo 3124 126 t: Ullh Strt•1•1 646·ti816 MEW 2&3 IDR t-:xtra large & private Dramatic noor plans. 1561 Mesa Dr ••••~•••••••••••••• ••• t5 Blks East of Newµorl For st.ore & office space at reasonable r ates 500to 5000 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE OR PLAZA HOMEOWNERS 2-' nr.; mo 673·578 l , 642. I 0-08. ••• •• •••• •••• ••. ••. •• •• j'J4 6072 l4MAHCHA.A.PTS Large 1.2&3 bd garden apts. Adults Os hwhr. bltns. encl. gar, gas bb<l Pool Gas Pd 71ll Scon Pl 642-5073; MS.5611 2 bt!droom. 1 bJlh S:HO Sl11ter & Vun Buren 847-7L37 960-4370 Blvd) 9am·Spm 546·9860 Deluxe mcdn:al sulte . wound fir . Corona del Mar Realonomics Corp l.52S Mesa Verde E , C M 545-4123 Put your equity to work in this gorgeou~ •SEQUIN* Models & Escorl.b M ale-fo'em8 It' Ann. ~lmy. Sonn). Enca, Marsha, Ci:i!>Y 24 hr.; servm~ 0 .C De4i-Res....._. ~'harming 2 br, 2 ba con do Nr. So Cst PlaLa Pool, sauna . jacunl Sorry no pets 2511 Swtllow tir" 557-4870 ----------To.,.a w Beaut brand new aduH 161 E. 18th Street 642·0856 l bt. -droom lSl E 2lsl Stret:>I 548·2408 2 bed.room. t bath $345 1-MttW.- HartMMlr' 3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guard gate. tennis eris . swim pool. tile roofs. cob· ble stone streets. on ch annel adJacent to marina Unique 2 br nothtnR. like it in So Calif $850 per. mo days 714 /8~6-6660 evs. 7141 MC>alLEHOME IMFORM4 TIOH Repossessions. buy op tions. take over payment informal ion Easy financing OAC Trade anythinR valuable. 67S·G7_oo __ _ ~50·500 :.q· fl orrices From $145. lncl ulil 779 W 19th St. 540·2200 IEAUTIFUL SUITES H4RIOR ILVD. Store 20x60 + office. 1450 sq. n total $495 Per mo likr. 675-6700 Lease back your house and continul' to live in it Will gross $150.000 this year w 1 1 h $200,000+ potent1a I 2cy,: net Can be help run Nik about spec. rate:. 75~8708 UllfwNIMd 3525 apts Spac. l & 2 br ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/townhse style. Frpk. 22SOVanguard WiJy 540.9626 tbedroom 'Jewport Manner 's Mile Sll0.000 clear By owner Modem 502 sq ft store or m.~ eves office. 2J630..C Avon. LOW ----- LOVELY LADIES Art' you tired of urdcnng - 'lew 2 Br twnhse w ienrl gar. adults no pets Dy:.. 827-8410. 64.$-9061 evs Uldry rm lmmcd. oc c'py Santa Ana 554 70'10 West.mmster 841MJ895 S310 400 to 2.600 Sq f't CrptS. drps. :.erv1ced Comnwrc~ rartc rent. 213/477-7001 Mmtey to Loan S02S ••••••••••••••••••••••• beauty · & ilt>llln >( · beast"• If :.o t·all '173-~l Ei.~orts a\ ail for travel l Br. I ~1 28r .2 Ba ~ff u.fwtt 3600 'I'SL M~mt S325-$335 S395·$425 642·9412 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! BR. private l{arden. itaragc, nr shoppinit & St. Anne's Church Ideal for Sr. C1uien. Santa Ana SJ50 mo 642· 1802 ............ FuntisMd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8alM»o Peftinsula 3707 ·········••••••··••·•·· WCt!k1y tu July I . ocean front compl. furn. 2 br. lrpl . balcony . g ar . {1404784 .. TllE Vl<.,"I'ORJAN .. 2 Br studio. I '~ ba w/r,ar.' adlts. t•pls. new drps. ranJte. ford yd w1palio, wtr pd. $305 667 Victoria 636-4120. I ·5 'llew 2 bdrm cundos. frplr. bltn'S. 2 car J[:ira!le $450 & up 1076 (;anyon Or 645·~ ALL .ADULT 4PTS MOW AV 41L48LE Adults. no pet:. Attn Roommates IRAHOHEW 2 Bdrm, 2 bath :ipts Perfectror2 GrcatC M location. SJ75 & $395 Just a ~w left' Call for de· tails R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 C. Anaheim 956·1011 E. Anaheim 956-4500 Newport 833-8813 5'!6-5'79'l Irvine 3844 ••••••••~•••••••••••••• Downlown Huntington Jbr 21'Jba Brand New ROOM5 4000 BPach. l!lO•,, Main St Woodb • .,c,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• One 2·rm office avail ndite. ....,,,mo 2 o car garR. 213/465-4841 Sll 900-L558 Orangetree Condo I br pool, 1ac. tenn. crl , suuna. exercise rm. S295 mo. 661·0633 ----l.GlfMCI leach 3848 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Aiteassador '"". Lovely gardens-Brooks 1o1.'\r. fall •Kitchen f'acil. avail •Jacu.w. healed pool •Wldyordaily maid s rv •TV & pbooe available Low as $72.50 Wk 2277 Harbor Costa Mesa 645·4840 OH THE WATER! PLUSH SUITES 350to 1300 sq fl . Fc:dastic Views Wet Bars Udo Marino VIHoc)e Newport 675·8662 :;. J Cap 600 sq fl store. 2 blks. No. of m1s:.1on 675-0176 -----MEWPORT IL VD t<Ol sq ft commercial 17th St. CM S42S. 546-3937 ....mat ....... 4 500 • •••••••••••••••••••••• lnduruial 800 to 1600 sq fl with offices. Newport 64.').21 l l. 646-6303 /NEED /MONEY • CREDIT HO ,ROIL EM 2nd & lrd TD loe111s 547.54 02 Arranged by Coast HOIM Loans llcy Gal• ll 's too 1011~1\ around my pool in art:. Jnin me 731·9182 JOt' FUHDRAISl .. G? tr you have the prOJl!t'I v.~ have the methud .tl no 1·ost Mr -Crumpton. 956-2Z74 -----l'enoltCIA Set-vices 5360 • •••••••••••••••••••••• I Bdrm, Yt!arly. ofr strct•l parl<mg Avail 1mmed ms Ph 646-6238 2 br apt. Pool. jacuzzi & BB<~arco. Encl garage. SORRY NO PF:TS 177 E 22NDST New 2 UH . 1 1 ~ ba townhouse. frpl<:. pvt patio. end ,:ar Adlts. i bdrm. 2 people max. 396"11 3rd St. $475 plus security deposit (H l 543-3265 ( W) 6311 ·6548 for application Room w1k1tchenctl~ S60 week & up. 543.9755 Sl.80 Up. Off1ce.store. 480 ft , AIC. 17301 Beach Bl. H.B. LEASE 842·2834 •MISSIOH VIEJO• Prime location suitable for comm'I or ind'I use 1850 to 2050 sq. ft. A/C of flee. 100 amp power. Call (7 14)522-4254 da ys , (714)675-3534 eves Mort91y1. Tnt1t Deedi 5035 t-:>.t·1ting ENTERTAli'- M EN T u y SleVl' Schreiner. Oisnl'.'ylam.I Maiz1c 1a n s ince 196:, l\1~1c a nd Comedy for all a.Res fo~or info. cull 539-2444 , 539·541 5 534-7312 ~ta Mesa 645·2498 Deluxe 1&2 bdrm apts on ocean near Victor Hugo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Very clean 2 BR. 1~ blot·k lo beach Responsible adJts only SJ75 mo I\ va1l Mafl'h 20. 675-3029 ~br furn apt. Vrly. $350 mo Across from El Rancho. Call aft 7PM 675-9394 ------ HEW DUPLEX $390. 645-4074. ---newly decorated. heated ~lovely connecting rooms JOO sq fl 3 rm suite Nr 0 C Alp<>rt NB Avaal Mar l. Contact 752-8263 Spac. 1 Br Jlarden apl. pool. elevator. subterra· w/balcony, vaulted ce1l· Pool & rec All ut1l pd. nean parking. S625 . mgs. pvt bath. k1tch & Adult. no pets $265. 494"8083. dining rm priv's. Brand Al..SO~arages ror rent Condo, ocean vista, A · new. Close to bch. $285 f 1 El P uerto Mesa u'I ·d 1st 1 t l rm suite. 390 sq t. amp e unit 3 BR 2'h ba $750 u · pai · · as · + k ti I A C di 1959 MapleAve,apt5 · · · $100 d p 675 5533 par · u inc-/ a a ? br. 2 ba, all elec. rov. ----Mo. Call June . agt., 645-6499 e . . . cent to Sec . Paci ic park. no pets , $350. 3l0 New 2br 2 ba a pts . 493-4J06or499-4591 Bank. Near E . 17th & 2 br. 212 ba. every ameni· IY . 1650 s q ft. Obie garage H uge yard w1room ror lrlr . etc $495 673-6336; 642·9666 Victoria 673 -0782. Bal cony & frplc-Ocean view, new 2 BR GuHtHo.IR 4150 Ora nge. C M 642·4210 cc ... A-.. S39S.mo. 645·641 l ur _ ... 1 ho T ••••• • • Roxie •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ....,...._.., ~1645 """" c me. reasure • • •••••• ••• ••••• __ 5mall cozy studio No S37S. Nr new 2 br. 2 ba. Island prk. SSSO mo. lndlviduaJ care ror active i23 sq ft ofrice La Paz lutchen. Pool S2~. Inc. gar. frplc. bale. Close lO Large s:ich. Unit. bluns. 642·1802975-054~dys. ladies 6.5 & over. Pvt. Rd. South of San Diego Corona del Mar 37 22 uti1No-smokc640.4999. all prvpaUoetc.Nok1dsur ~Br, IBa. ocn view. l i censed home . Fwy. SJOd monlh. Avail Costa MeH -- 3724 'I'SL Mgmt 642·1603 pets . 111 0 V 1 ctori a patio/yd, kitchenette. ~~2' ~~~~~~~ _now. 642--4321, ut 276. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ? 8 1 Ba wnb 646-3197 MOO mo. 6 Move in now! ~. 33122 Sea Lion J Rm office, carpeted. a ir SUS C4SIT4S ga~·a~; ~a~o ;:;:,~· Sharp 2 br. garage, rnccf' Call t.osee645-2317 Or. Dana Pt. cond, Skypark Circ le. Large & reg. l bdrm. Jacuz.r.1. fireplace'. Adult.ii patio. Small pet uk S32S. Newport leach 3869 S.-rRentah 4200 fl"Vltle. S250mo549·S033 encl. Rar 1255. & up. only. $385. 631-4984. 673-6336. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office space ror rent. AP· Adults. no pets. 2\10 Nmost newcondo 2 eR 2 2Br.frplc.adults.nopcts-'lwpt Mitts, 2 BR. lge raking summer reser va· ~432~q f~.New cpts. Newport Bl. 548.·4968 Ba . complete kitchen $325. yard. ~ar. bltns. child-tionsoow. No fee pa.111t & lighlmg system (blt-1ns. dishwasher. ~0·5056 pelsOK.$395.640-7814 CaUagent 675-8170 Pdutil.$250/mo 645-2550 ' or 833-2124 Weekly Rates Spacious Studios & trash compactor > gas Duplex 2 br. I bu. encl PARK HEWPOIT ~ocatioft ltentols 4250 ---------BBQ. frplc, w/w carpets. garage. Mature adults. Ba c h e lors. l o r 2 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ingleomcefor rent near drapes 2 car gar .. electr. No pets. $310 mo. 964·1055 Bedrooms &Town houses House for rent. Big Bear 0 .C AU'J>Ort. $l8S per mo door opener . Nr Or. FTom•·u950 c·t 1 6 1-' Hecept / Secretarial Coast Coll. $425 mo + Beau 2 BR, 2 ba near S.A. s . I ..,.. · 1 1 Y 8 ps ; mens urn. services avail. S40·ti402 S200 clean depos it. Co Club. Bale. 2 car gar. pectacu ar spa. tota S2S nitely pr cpl. Call ~7-6473 recreation program . aftec3p.m . 548-1989 lndivlaual orticcs with re WANTED Industrial space w 1th elec. & water 20 x 40 m Costa Mesa or lrvtne Call Jim 494-2407 Eves & Wlmds. LAGUNA HU.LS-two ad· Jar5000sq ft M·l units. new bldg, A t C orrc. fronts on Moulton. nr Lake Forest. lease by owner. ~1808. .....W..eed 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Responsible. wor king writ e r see k s o n e bedroo m c ottage in Corona del Mar or Costa Mesa Qwetness essen-Ua.I Write Classified Ad It~. Dally Pilot. P .0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626. :itlnu·reured cpl needs 1 or 2 BR apt. yrly, COM area. Will occupy only part time. Approx $300 mo. 751·2275, 673-4350 LOWEST WenstRahs I st T.D.'s, afs.o hid T.D. L.cMat. F1Urest. Terms since l949 Sattler Mt.). Co. 642·2 I 7 I 545-061 I ----SocidCWK 5400 ·············.·········· )VER 30 SOCl AL IN TROOUCTlON Con f1dcnl1al. Ad 11484 . c u Cl;i.ss 1f1ed Daily P1lol 330 W Bay St. Cost.• Me:.a Ca u f 9262G &~~= ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.••••••••••••••• ••• • • • • Help W.e.d 7100 v •a•c-.ts 5100 ...................... . • •••••••••••••••••••••• ACCT RCVBLE CLERK •-n:o--.. T•R•I•C•A•L----1 Us111g pelt board system 10Lft Th e skills that aq· Madeh-4drnses needed are JO key b~ Girts M.,...lck touch. good math sk1lb Exciting New York · NEAT HANDWRITINl; Hol.Jywood type per:<1onal hte typing Hours 8·5 mgmt & development co $700 mo. Call for appt now avail 1n OC. Only 962-7701 x 265 Newpor1 lhose w1shmg a prof RC"i;earch <.;orp 1823~ career 1ll the modchn1t. Mo~t !Jalc.ly CirclP F_V acting or TV field should aw1y e:i11 11•1828·05113 ~CCOUNT AN1 ext 629. Excellent Co has need ror an accountant with I Bedroom Suites Complete Kitchens Maid sPrvice ·TV Close to all major fri!eways and Irvine Newport Beach areas. 2 Bdrm apl, unfurn. C3mi· ly complex. no pclS, $300. znl apt 3. College A'te. 642-!1760 !400. 631-l81G. social program 7 pools. 8 Condo on ski slope m ceptionist. secretary. O...Poiftt 3826 tcnrus courts. At Fashion conference room. xerox. lsland J bo •~ s Snowmass, Colo. Wkly ••••••••••••••••••• •••• • am rec "' an IWlch room San Die0 o J°( · Hills R d t h r u M a r c h · A p r i I ., ..U.Si/ln••st/ Or Yoo. chiropractor. ~ acupressure. call 9A M ··f ull C'har ge " Knowledge to work 111 area of cost accountJD!L inventory control, etc ~ yrs expr'd or degret· Send resume or call for appt Roval Suites S375 3BR 2ba. carport. No DIO'Newport Blvd 641-161 I or 543-2000 3741 pets. Children OK. 1021 Valencia. ~6985 ~ ..... ......................... SlOO FREE RENT uin oa · 557.3902. Frwy access & exposure. J Br, 2•12 ba studio. Pvt 7141644·1900 Fountain Valley Mo. to fncd patio. Encl gara~e l'"CH&OI u...alTS --------•I mo. rental beginning at Ults of grass. $495. 33552 "' ~ Suowwwr & Easter S340per mo. 714/963-6445 Blue Lantern. 496·9230, S225+dep>sit. & Y..tyR...tats 496-3354 or 496-5275 20 I E. lolboo. Ml. AV AIL.ABLE NOW ••••••t••~••••••••••••• 6PM. 770.5251 , El Toro ....... POSTAL BOX RENTALS Opporiwtity 5005 Private. Convenient ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 1548 Adams. CM Ask GOALSlOOOMO about mlroduct. urfl'r Build a 2nd business. Call7394585 Spare time. lnvest $75. •-------~ or642-8223. Lost & Fomd 5300 PlAH HOLD CORP. 17621 Von Karman AVl' lrvmc. Ca 92714 714.979.3800, L.AGUNA BEACH MTR 2 Bdrm. l lh ba. patio. sml INN $75/wk & up Maid dog ok, no children. $325. iierv .• color TV. heated per mo. 645-9100. &Toro 3112 CalR ...... 556·7707 Yrty3Bralli&Bach. ·,•••••••••••••••••••••• i\ll adult. no pets. 2 br. 2 ~ TY, htc ai. ~ .Bdrm, erac. new. nextto ba. from $330. J aCUZZJ. AaUor Mllteor Bobby ~=--..,_... Large Liquor St.ore in CM Liq. license, fixtures. etc $.240,000+inventory 675-7812, 646-8262 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equa l opportunit y pool. Ulll. (714) 494-5294. Luxury 2 BR In a. triplex. everything. Sml pet OK . pool rec bldg Located 673-6110 .,1,_ Pool. sundeck. Nwpt Hts $365. 494-8611, 768-9451 across irom .Newport ./ , .. _ _._., ll200. f\lm. chann bach, W"Ca. $345. 770-2778 llwlla4• lffc:h 3140 Beach Golf Cour se ._..to 51tan 4300 ~:=; ::: ..... nr lx'h. UUI pd. One resp Comfortable new 2br, 2ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shown by appt . only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ./ employed acflt 494-4200 kids ok. no pets. 2032 3HARP. beach 1.2 & 3 BR. ~. A Vtttelltg RCMIM 98SN.CoastHwy Mtwport leach 37 69 Wallace. C.M. 557·6985. frplc. disbwshr, garage OCEAH FROtfT ROOMMATES Own & operate your own ••••••••••••••••••••••• $36Smo. & p atios. No pets. 3br,2ba.w/offlce. Year-Sllcwa-H SCIYe vending routes. 4.10 hrs ~ k t t 960-2358 weekly. Complete com· rall Mr Howard 64 5 6101 • r gur. par IO~ 6 eps . 3 Bdrm, 2 balb apt. ly. Frplc. gar. $1050. Enjoy more. Pay less! * CDM sums * pany training & location bch. $325.mo ncl. uul. Adu.Its. USO. mo. Gas "-·-"-use. lovely, spuc:. TSL ~gmt 642·1603 All Ages & Lifestyles. b.... c h · t t Now thru June 15th. n.:aid ., .. .,_5073 '""" ... "' We Check References Charming 325 sq ft office setup.·. as mves men fi73.:1Ki8 and 544~ ..-·'"" · & home-Hile. 2 br with Near Lido. 2Br, 2ba lux· needed _.. .... t.ed entrance + 2 Cal 54M11Z space with very attrac· Plan l$2,217.ILJ\ Newlydecor at.ed3br.2ba ., • ., ..-. . ury wa terfront a pt. live new wallpaper &: Pl""IJ•",2S7~ 1716 W. Oceanfront, 2 BR, townhouse. Spacious, patios. Some ~tth alt. Garage, balcony. frpk. Cut Living Expen5es 1 white shutters. Must see Plan .... lll S..,lo."-""'oo ~:.~:Nnw~~~on-fireplace & pool. Quiet J~~. ~':1S:\!1~~~li $750/mo.559-1802 s 1wc a home or 11p1 t.oappredate. $275/mo. Plan IV$1S.ii2.50 .. 'Y . : :!!';...~~~LS·67~o~9els. blk to Huntington s hop· l br, 2 ba. frplc, steps HouM-Ma\ea Unlimited ...-u..io:S~U3esk space C a I I t o I I f r e c _....-.....-1; "'"'" pingceot.ermaU.Adults. from ocean, brand new. P~0~~~~~~"~~~;rr~110 qulet ~fice suite, plush l -800·2 37 ·2806 or IASTSIDE No pets . From $435. yrly. $650. 632-8344 or ~ea1ured on TV ~how~ surroundings In old CdM l-8Q0.237-070t. Sun lOAM· TOTAL LIVING l Bedroom Furnished Apmtments • Ph.la leautlNI S&nP.,2 ... _ (f~' U'M.tnl.) De1uxe 2 br. 2 ba loft .... t. Seawind Village. 15$SS 675-5864. w11tten up 10 T1nw magn11M charm. centrally located 6PM. M· W 9A M -8P M. -Hlmtington VWa1e Lane . l.111!f,1 ( l1rnttf1 CREATIVE VENDING. Patio as up1rades. No H.B. (714)81111-Ml. 14Y VllW 714/832-4134 ~ with beaulifuJ large sun-INC. Local office: 5115 children or peu. 180 E. • '"'-• .._. __ • r--eous 2 l\Y sundeclc. oceana\de ol Wes t Century Blvd ~!~l. S4~.:-~~ys MIWAl'JHOMIS ~~1';.''/001. ln ~'a:=:.'~~s~ Cout~_!!!tor~!~.=~eq lnglewood,CA. . _._;evee..---MOWl8"1"4t Eaalbluff. M ature ........ -mo.""""_... ~ .. dul N ........ ra--.....,._ OnlyS39Stmo AUT'OMOTIYE cc-a•ca.•• .... la..U!l.7 a LS. 0 peu. _.... IO••S ···LTY ..,. _........ 640-0349 WANTED Prof. remal• to ..,.. l'\a1lY equipped VW re· Start fretb ill• BRAND Luiuar1 3 br /2 ba • · lhare large bch boUle. '75-UI t cooditionioc bu1ine11. NEW2atory,2Bclrm. l'h spacious interiors. Incl •CANYON YU pr iv . b r ac b a . Body·paint·mech-up· bath du9lex. Vaulted DW. 1tove. fplca . " Sharp2br.2ba Eutbhdf w /h anda ome h•PtY 1.. 0 C bolatery-parts. Ful1, ceiJislp 6 akyllie. in ea. =2-ca.r 1ara1es. S ~ Ca ... __. I ·1· · -Id JOO aq ft 2 b ,.s to ................ a ... -"-bdrm. Crlu • drll: floor plaoa. rent· .........,, u•:un~ eel 15· easy.,mg-1ro ma e. ' Sh · · ~ w .... ....,. · • ...__ ......... - 10 . ,. ,,... ._1moc wood-bumingfrplc.encl. ...-». AirlJOrt. $465 mo. arp S15QKreqwred.~ .... _ "" .... -. .. --. 2 cat oar poool & rec upeta1rs rront w/lge blUll • dlabwuber " · · · Yng Fem . lookina for bal b A/C =It Domest.I l PLUSft'J,':~illt.he liv· u---847..eGOl facWtles. No pets. sszs. ---to ·"· 2 BR 2 BA cony. pStvl Suai. . """' 3c,._._u_o ..._ ~· 67S.'1086 -.. u an Birch . te 200. . .... t. 15yr. .._ ... lnl rm. /A beat. Ian-Hlllltialtoa Beach ' ' apt, Sl87. Park Newport. N.B. Avall April\. 2 lifta. Tenm lt1 Owne~. :::r!~~u:!".;rrv':f~~ Cmdo. 3 Br. 2 •·Total ..,, WATR 1 -.-K·lnvestments754·'7900 ~ ...... imc .M. •elOIM 1•n1e. One rec. Pkf · No p ets .... 1 mop;.e1:,a.. cute Fem. roommate waated ~Sq. Ft. No. Costa JlD'l'AlJRANT/CKTLS .bM•JardlOO! Cloleto •IH+ut I. 115·1706, ~no87Ul'5 er pre·-tolbr2Brapti.oBalboa. Mesa. ms. Incl. utll. •(Ag\IDa on hwy, seats ~. MopplDa • 1-. -.rm lmmed. occupaMy. 917$ A/C. Tom, S.0-2200• 1'5. •NewpOrt by the Onb'MIOAlalpermo. nr,lba,"'7ftlee,paUo, Presu11oue. All adult mo.87U048aJU. water $125,000 F .P . ~ OlnK. Cal~ .... ~lwCallrl miao.~*·Nopeta. llarden apta. Kut 81Gff Profll/PZBIUBA.9120. c:::.~~.:i:~: ~Ante! Stadham, ii:.ioo • -Ger. COUDle Pftf. $125. area. lbt, Iba. $125. 2br. ~an/canyon view. Lal So. ll.8. 1oCat100. Jde•I ~~mo.aeata~~~·.1400 ·~· mo...-. Jba SotOO. Sorry, no peta. Bcb. &M..o563; •M·:M'f& real u u te oftlce .1-~------- 0akwood tllW-Am ,..__.__..__. • .,,. 1, ... tM4'1X. ew •-· Diet ...atam:an~1 prime OmdlaApaa ......... 1 ..... 6 loft .... 1 -=-~.kid; STEPSTOB&ACH,2br.1 •-------)ocatioft.CUKUUcQPPt1 • ..... -. Blda J:· ok. ;;... Avail."°"· ba. =· ta111Mlr1. encl. NM.,..=-=~~~ l••...,-·,...--·s-..---Broks.~ Fplc, rte room.1 ·1 '111. SM mana1er at pr. 5· MC).lfJI. -'11 91ome. IC PDOI. Ra -om a ..... 111111111 jau~•i...t..•D.C_!_ .. a 1111 Commodore. u. -.gcou• Prt eat. nu+ Utll " ,_ ce ne r ""'--a=. ~o h .. J:; H.B.or"'1m.9'1l. a.rud.0nve:t1t.dla. ...... =-•~tc~a~l~ :-.=: tf~= . . SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Teapot -Frant· Kinky -Modish METRIC What a weird blind dutc I got fixed up with lust rughl! Over the phone she told me her measure· ments were 100-60· 100. What she didn't tell me over the phone wos that was in the METRIC i;ystem. l.OS'T: come dog sm f'. child'!' pet. Vic Npt. Bch. &W-9944 or 548·3611 all. 7 Lost Small l(rey Toy m a l e Poodle . Vic . Harbor fl Baker. CM. RewarcU5H9H Ladies silver Seiko watch. lost downtown H.B. area 3/W, Call 536-9500 ' l..oat : REWARD. Yng Norwe1lan Elk hound. Male, loet near La Pu. Lag Nl1. Sliver g rey wftilk fatt. • 1039 UWAID: ssoo. Pleaae be~. Lost white Samoye Male doe. 50 lbe. ''Loapu". «·1473 LOST: Wed. Reward. blg ale Slamete cat, 4 yrs bil bl• eyes v1c. Univ. ft .. Irv. 06J.JUI li'OUND: Kitten, male. 8 rnoa. arey /black. Ing I.all. red colalar, J a m-bone/Cout Hwy, NB. ~ t>mployer ACCOUNTING TIMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Ora119e Co1utty is la :•")! Altd so an w.! ROlllHIT MRLF'S account~ There are many new firms moving into the Oraoae County area bringing about an in creasing demllnd for eic perienced Accountln1: and Data Processin~ penonnel. Cf'4"S • Pion TaAcc .. l•t• Cod Accaat•ts Sr.Acea la:lt ...... ,." Ace 1 "'4 Clerfn .,...~ K/PO,.r .... , 1f you are not aware of the ~its or working ~ary -tl'Ye ua a call « visit us at our new \ocabOn. We will be h•1>· V1 to dilc:uS8 It with )'OU. We are located ln the: .... ,........,.... '"° ..... CDws•IMI> (7l4JMNl70 lln'lfm c.lr-...u •In 2 • 1a a.. kb. =frpk .. SM. Del=c-h •. poocalil a..,.wdlem &olllare wwln11ervke avail. It, ~elJ l --• --~ aa:I ..,_, No pell. ·--a.a~ La rwa. ,.c 9111a. •t wt• parkla• 1pau1. i:::---~ ...... ..,,. _ _._ S.tab I 1n a10 on _ ._ .. ..._ 11et.11 mvd. -.ooo. J1111. II& ar. 2 ~ ramOr ... llr!fj{be, ,._I ..... "'Wiit m•. l ..... I .w, I lie '*°· ..... I ac of land alto BURR WHITF REAL TOR. l t•C /, ·c, H ,,., Fouad:YOUlllJ female lftD a.a.. Vie: Green Valley t ract ao. 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('r1l1ngs, nuor:1 & • • •••• •••• • • • • •• • •• • • • • Wlndowli ch•aned 11.ANUVMJ\N s 1rnv1c .. :• M6-G14S \JI la1rwh of n ·1>111r t'rN· ---l'~llmlllt") MA! ~2 ~'pl to cluan your hou11,. llc>M •.S & Al'T S lt4·111Jlt"I 11lumh. •'rtmlry Uh'. Ir.II llu rl'm od el IA> 0.))2 from top to bottom ~xp & honeil 542 5038 IM.AMOC...e.c. 87S.0562 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )f ( 1 c e , 1 n d u • t r 1 a I . r est a urant & h o m e clearung. Refs Lac/bon· ded /in.s. 552-S 166 t..•c.,lulg ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Landscaper Top work f 'a1r pnce Refs. 646-41171 dysteves ;pEC I Al.1 7.EO 'MovttU( Out & About"" .. "\nt!exlu Pumlml( by H "Don't Delay. Call To· Sinor St IH'. 1n~ 'fry day" Local & sta~ wade mt. 836-55551/t hr:i ~ hrs 7 days. P'lehs/..,_.r- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mo v Ing & h a u I 1 n g Neat palcht!s & tcxturt'fo l'Teighl. bldg materials, FUI EST. 193-1439 htihld goods etc Lowest --- rates 1n town J ohn PATCH PLASTERlNG ~216S4 A I I t y p e 'I f' r 1• l' ~~P.-n'"J estimates Call$38 7113 • •••••••••••••••••••••• rra s ter ratc h 1n.: PETERSPAI NTING Pta ~r u , '>lUl'l~n & Expr'd Reas R ules drywalJ lnt 1 t:xt "'ret· f'ret-Esl. Call Gene est MG-1641 Geor~e 552"°'58 -Homt-:<. Add1t 1o n ~. Pro( p&JnllnR Ext & int Low rates. Refi. fo'ree llflt 53f>.4780, $36·4383 R e s t u t· 1· o 0 v t' r Blockwalls Low ralt'i. 586-4892 Action Pool Storvacc ruol wn 11·1· .1vu1I S;itu,f.1l't1un j.lu.tr Gt't't; & fo'r;ink 1;.10 ~ll7_:! ~&Rtpolr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kitchen & tiJth l"uw:.t in t•11buwtry ll1·,11:n Frt·l' 1"'11 llr·n t111!l' k1tch1•n\ 661 0428 .uu ti ftoofincJ ..•...•.•••...••.•..... lt ep111r & ll1·ro11( ,\11 r y p 1·" 'ti 1 n .It I• ., ro<'k'>hUke' n1mpo 1,;r •'I Ct' c:.t 541 ~!i30 r1n J\\':Jtl H1•roor /. r1· p.111 1\1 I typ,·i. 1.tt ;l Wud. i: u a r it 11 l t'<' d ~I h r ltANJ\Httt•f\.\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Y1•1>1trt'\.I. hl•'<J, N llll lll1 I • , ti "ill ,,.1 •t•ft l l'to:t1I h1ld r .irc• Iii""'' ho1111 l'\pu1jt ~l "4lll 1<>mp11n111n•h111 rt•m t•cl <;t~•r1.•1· ,.111 wt~. ,1111111 JObi., 2!> yr, Xlnt houi.e<'leanmg doni• by lady w/expN Otipen d11b l e , ow n t ran i. ('l(t ~7 3637 LANDSCAPE Alraut'n, Japanese design. rain· bow planlrng, fountain waterfall Do it n ghl the Isl tame. rall Glen'<i Land.scape 759-04511 WAUPAPERIH& Refs offered Evei.. 631-3085, 615-l266 f.44! 94!16 ~ ....................... ) ,,nJ t'' Ollhl ,,.,.; .111'111 ~r•nnkll-r h 1•,ull,11111n .. & l'luml11n~ ··l1•r •·tc tr1,1uir ...,,.,,,. 1,.~11, 1'1p;1l1Jff f.J I 121•1 ('1,111 --HoUlnittiftg ....................... l\ny pl umb in g, wut1·r serv. leak:.. bathrm l'nd, C'er am11· talc R1•J ' 832·2Mi8 Kamor ~h1m• 1Cou1rn~ Shake, 'h•n••I•· 1 •111111 reeoH•r Sh1n1•lt· -.111 1· wall for }our •'I Juhu H!> c.,. •••. ec...trodor 'lfo.in u,,.. .11111 ,111 uh ,.., ~ trr..rt4nlo\ut "1•t"t•I \ ••••••••••••••••••••••• \land Your M anners I nr Bonded relaablt' pe<>plr wall care for your home & p(,'ll; 8711 !>701 QliAUTV PAINTING lnt/Ext Nt>at Heasona· bit' Wayne <IXOYt;I 646-8226 .•.•.•.•.............•. ~•'1)110ll'f f lt'\' lo.'tl ,\II) ,1u· Jtlth l\111 Allon ••I I om li-111 t!tl<ttl n 1 ... 111,, Jnta•nor l J l'}>t'llll \ '·~ J 11y • I.Al! 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(''ll'r n l!hl fn•t• 1•:.l1mat1· "" l)r) v.ork myM·ll Hl'li-l>cr~t·or .,rrudlJubs 5.'11 OIOI I J l'l'nM'C.I 673 0:1r,u I 1•" II u I!, 11 ,1 u I I 1114 l.J11th• .i11111.i.: t Ill lllt•cJ .. '\" Ill>( .,..., .,..)7 ,J\JJht 'r ~·c \ 1r" "'""' "W. l'll~IJI~, I l\•ijflllll ~I 1•1 '"' lion 7'JJ :!;f!.:1 I ;at\ll•m•r :I!> ) ,., 1'1'J>t•r rw111. rdia hit• c•c.m 11!\'ll' '14.'f\ "'ri•1• 1·-;t l;.t2 ·11'1'1 1 .. , .. o,,·a1.11n1: i:.ir11to 11 IOJIOI • '>IHllk ll '> h.1111 111,.: \It J 1.:11 ;11 11,' i,t.;, 7t0 1 'hlllf1' 111;,l11ll11t11111~. & rn:11111. rl'11t1lth• "'"al n· '" r 11lt•'i, ~Ullt•f( Ill "11'l't your ncli; Jor1 !'> !Jl'M ~-=•>-5H.l4 ",, vr \( ·rtoN • ( ·1.1s111r1 .. 1 """ c;,1i ~11m1 ~ '(' StU&frlll I Ton l f Ul'k Tru!>tt. trc1> trim Oun M~ ~. llon 642 5703 11.1ul. 'kapluuder dump lt k l'f 1d111J.:, ln'<' v. rl.. tk'1noh1111n11 l'tr RJI lZ57 • ..'lt•Jn u11. c•1m<'reh· llrcuk 111>( & huulluli! Jo'ust. t·m l'll'tll lll'U1>-t)45 115 l2 IJ>W COST STU U t;NTS lr•" tnm. trash cleanup S..'i&~ 111\l'l.ING & CLEANUI' lk~1d & Comm('rrwl ~ M62/f.lJI ~I Loolon,1t ror a homP of your 0"' 11 ? \'OU. II f tnfl many homt•S advt•rt1wd for 'lt1ll' in <.:lasi.d1l.'d l'Vl'r)' <lay Mature young Christian lady s eek.'! houses1t1mi.i ttIT«mgement.s Ca II a fl 6 <ICJ/434 1:m lftcOlm Tu .•••................... INCOME TAX RETL'HNS Prompt. reasonahle Newport l:kh 833-111!1!1 LINDA'S TAxs rmv1n : l'ers/Rus lnc'Omt' T ax Call~ 6439 for ;,cppt BUS & PERSONAL lncom<.'Tax return~ Call 644>-1700 ror ilPPt &!II Utmi.:i. fost with Uauy f'Uol W11nt Ads Let Us Inst all a NEW Land s ca p f' or Rt:JUVENATt; Thr Old On'" St Co n tr Lrc 11~19~&'716 L.awtt SpriMt.n ..•..•................. SUNRJSESPRINKLERS Plan now for Summer! Con.'>erve water w/our ir- ng systemi; f're~ est Lac 367012 Hutcheson & suer 632"8716 635·3528 Masollry ...•.••.•........•..... Custom WaJlpapcnn~ All Work Guar ""re<: t:st 673-4158 Painting I NT / •: X T Neat. honest. reas . 12 yrs t'Xp. Lic'd D&ve 964 1045 ---EXCELLENT PAINTING Reas rates Fr~ c'l 548·Z706 E icpr'd Bnr kwork Small Jobs . PmntlllJ? & PuPt-nnl!. 26 Nf'WJ>()rt. Costa Mes a & yn. llarbor area St Lil· Irvine. 675-3175 eves 183281 Rers 642 23S6 C\r.'U>m masonry. pal1os. ra.replaces. walls . .:arden & retatn. IOO's of local refs. 645·8512 lnl Pa.mt & waUpapt'r Qual work. r e 11' pr f're-:esl 'teve. ~7 4281 SeU idle items PlumbinJ: rep1t1r Sµcl' 1n remodelrn1:.<'oppf'r rt> pipe. FrN' 1•st Top llal Plumbmg ~ 3194 ----HOMESAVF.RS Plumb ing & he at in.: ",.., cstimat<.~ SIS hr llon1•st & r l'ltllblot se r 11'•' BA/ MC OK 979·8065 lnJuom Plumbini? rt>J :-. r a t e s " n r 1· p a 1 r ' Rt>ptpe,, r l:'m od rh 64S-6.'.!M !l7!1 777'1 ................•...... lt1·tJ wooJ hul 111 1" 11 ~tall11tco11 Iv ''"I ni '"°' ~ con!>trul'l 11111 L 11 ii 640-71120 !I :1 ••..................... L.andl>•·Jprn..:. ,,,r111 l..l1•r I r ,. t• .,., I \ 11 • • <~ ~· 11 I f'11•;111u11 M' \ ,.,.,., l.Mind.,rar11· ••Ii> .11i 1 F'rec SIO ort Hci!C'h Cll;v ' Typinq ~ic~ Plumb•n,:! wUI lk'tJt an) ....................... . esumatt• by J0' 1 t}-11 :J.1711 ~JW l11'1l l \ JJtnl! HI 1Clt•11 Have )OU n·ad lOdJlt'' l ll J.J on~mJI It ll1·r' "" Cla~ified Ad~ 1 I ( nnl wur IHkrlw 1tJ' .t-1 t•t• 11 you r P m1ssinR the Oe:.t 1" l\an1t 1"1 hil u barglflJ\.'> In town I Wll ldlo• llt'nl" fj..1j/ !)+;'j-. ~pWonted 7 100H~W•ted 7100 HeipW~ 71 00 HltpW~ 7 100 H~Wonted 7100 HelpW.t•d 7100 HelpWClftted 7100 HetpWonted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ·••••··••··············•·····················• •••··•···•···•········· ....•.•...•.............••.................••....••..........•....•....•.••...•....•......•.•............................................. i\('('l()UJlllnl! ACCOUNTING CLUIC ()uL~IJlltllllJ: oppt) for n · 11<1 blc person w 111 µt r11r numlwn. A I rt CXJ)t'r prt• f'd t:nJ(ly x lnt c·ompany bencf1l1• me· fret-me11I ' day Apply 9am -12 nuon. Mon 1 f"r1 Personm•I MA.HIOTT HOTEL ~ l'llewport Ce11t1•r Dr Ne~'P(>rt &>ur h <\1·1·11untanl( <.:lerk / Phom oµ~ruLor nccdl•d r1111 lime lmm1•drnll' 11111•11 1n,1t l"ull c·o hl•n('ftt, >l.ll !Ai11 for appt Balhou M a n n 1• II a r 11 v. .ir t' 1-; 0 •: M fo' II ARCHITECTURAL 'rojKt ArchJt•ds JobCCIDtctins Well C'lllabhsfit-d Ora nl!l' O lWlt)' farm with stru11i.: d<'SllUJ & adv,inrcd µro duc:t1on i.y:.tem1' <•nenta lion orftor s fJt•rrnant•nt P:fllllllll~ w ic Int twnd its & oppurtun1l1es for ud \anccmc•nt Minimum :i l ni t'APt'ri<•nce to T y l't' I & Ill HOSl'ITAL'i, COM M F.RC l /\L HU:REATION ""'-dlott O,.nin9• DmtLRowlmd & Associotts, Inc. 776-1150, Anaheim .~ .... s~:M ni.1-:1t~ .,. ,, "'111 ----------c tr111n ,\pply 7a m . J.dnss.s-Modttls \lat•Gtt·~or \'uC'hl:o h o.II S.A..M WI.HTS YOU l'hm·~tt~ l'\1 _ S A M <Sereen Arll~t ~i.embler \ltthanH .ii MC(mnll w/o\•er 2\1 'r' Rfllaf'\ s ... 1 , h"" ha\,. 1·xp m show bui.iness lb 111Ul14:1i l~·nm.,: in our lookin.: for tho:.e 1n fUl-.l :1-.st'mbl) depl Ht> ter1::>t.t-d in a pror can•cr qwrt''> ~ood h;,ind riot'< in rll<JVl<.'S or TV Cull tt:nl} .,. , min 2 yr:.. l:'XP ti33-2233ext 95. 111 sm<1ll ml'<'h:Jnu:al a~ CL~SIFIED OUTSIDE SALES Tiil' Uu1ly Pilot hui. an 1mmt:d111te opening for outside s nll'SPl:'rson lfl handle automotavt• u1·· t'OWll.'l. Nc>wspapcr ad 'rl!l'llSIO~ f'Xl)Cnt'nce prC' ferred but will train. Salary plus commassmn t:xcclle nt compa n y bene(1ls fo'or apµnant ml'nt for llllerv1cw call. ~l.cxl Z17 ORANGE COi.ST DAILY PILOT :mw. Bay St Cotlta Mesa Ujulll Opportuo1ly Employer '\Jeri muchme oper alor wttnted by marine hdwr mlgr--drilling, sundlnl(, pun c h pres s Ca li 645-0130. ---- S<•mbly COit• lrrMrumcnl Corp 2')5(1 S {'ntddy Wa> S A 714 ~ 3HJ(J lo; () .. ; !\:..MK' Hep trarn1•c Ni·" C.:O in 0 .C ureu nl't•l1i. men & womt•n or coupll''> for J>/T work Mnny benefits for nghl pt.'Opll' Call for appt 731 R920 A'ITF.NTION IHOrOvn No fo:xper Nccci>s U you are new to Costa Mesa, temporanly dis· ronunuin~ your educa uon. rel'cnlly tl1:1ehaq:ed rmm lhe service. or for any reason seckm1t t cm· porary or career employ· mcnl, ('()fl51dcr this uni. que opportunity YCMIC• Eorn S216r..-Wk. Ruse<! on your prod1K· UvitY. commission, pluii ine(,'fltiVt'll & extra prortl s har ing bonus . Thi• women & men we are looking for may be lan ·cJ of Lypmg, foldinii pupcr11. warebousl' Jobs and worlrin.: for II l imited IO come. Work with youn~ pi..'()ple. Rapid ndvant·1" menl ~Ible. H you 11rt• 18 or over and would be available to 11lart work immediately, call .. 645-6514 AMwwMc) S.,-ylct PBX op~ra tors for o tele phon e 11nswt•rln11 service experienced or ---------- will traJn Full lime ur ---------part time 11hirts 11voilo-....... v1.-TKh ble. Days, afternoon· $106J.11295. l yr. urr evenings or grave yard J I 1 .._. Must ~ able to work ourneyman eve • ,,.,, grad or equivalent. AP· !o<Jme wtiekmds. Typing plk alion dead line 3·26. %> wpm. r eqwred. Ma ny ... I N M ro. benel llll available nPp y e wpurt,. IJllll Please call Mon·l''rl. Unified School Dist C1uailied Perwon.nel of· t''ashlon Is land area: nee. Moo·Wedns-Thur. ~1791 Fri. 9am lo noon. Tues. Cosh Mua •rea · lpm-3pm. 1801 E 16lb. _m_u_es __ E_.o_._E_. ---st.N.9 ..... E.O.E. APT MANAOER fi'or $5 "nlla In Costa Meu . Exper'd couple . llua beod mua t have ~. exr. Wife bkkpt exp. Cal '42·5073 o r l211)9.•l. NlfO LOT PMSOM lmmed openln1 Ml11lon VWJoarea, FIT. Xlnt op- pty for 1dvancement. Mual be dependable, meet public weU, • h•ve CA dr1vert Uc It rood drivtnc receord. Cal Mr. Zamora, l.11·3480 or 4M -.a:IO. J.UTO ,J.RT S DELIVERY W1•ll l(roomrd rcrnalP f1~1·r IH Good rlrivrn..: rc - 1·ont Must liYl' 111 C:usta l\11...,,1 a n·a \lu~l ha\'e C.ilrf Dn \er' l.1<· Ca II 55(. 2MH'I for 1nlf•r v11•w a111.1t llaby~1ller, :1 clys pr wk, fo r 1;; m u o ld hoy . ~111-210 llJbv'ltlll'r n('l'tll'<f. 1°U(.''> & .T hur!>, 1 30AM 4 311 PM Own r r.1 n ') rt.-c1 So! 00 hr 673 K.'lflti n.1hy~tlt(•r. ,1tramlmoth..r l~pt· Ol'f'ill-IOJllll i\"l · ... I 111i.:ht ~k 97!1 11116. i\k,.1 \ 1·nl1• :area CM lkth\:.lttPr n<'l'ih'll Ill or 11\o;r Ua v t111w h1 :< 10 3. ;1-<1 llm1•:(p._.r w1•vk ~ome rl1·,.,1b1 h t' to m o ohl h11) Own.trani-pon:at1un S' per hr s1r, 3K:!3 l.~mk.1n.1t TELLERS lndt•(Jl•ndent hank ha:; unmt-d o~nin.: for l''ull & part timcTdlt>r:-. d<·s1r- Ullt advancl'mcnl polt'n · uul Conla<.'l Ms Uav11t . lUH I~ EO t-: I' /\Cl !''IC CITY RANK l:Jl.1nkmg S&.L TElUR F'ullt•rton S<l\ 1nJ.:'I & lJJ;ln 'll'Ckrnl! Teller for l'lcwport bru1wh Typing fl'll!I J5wpm, call 171'1> !f7t.@14 for uppl. Jo;qual Oppor Employer. Banklllg TEUERS Part ume nsl(hb & Satur day nt our South <.:oasl Plarn br unr h. P le<1sc caJI Ralph Kinn4nAs ut ~·10-40G6, :WJ Bnstol St CcliHt Mesa, 92626 Saturday only a t our L'oi.ta Ml'sa Rrunch Pll'as e c a ll Gl'urgC' Wagner at 546·2300, Z7illl llttrhor Blvd. Cosl a Mesa ~~. f\111 time nc•w :11·<·ount11 for our <.:OHta MeN:a or fwe Plcust• 1•ull C:1·orJ:•• W11,:nn 111 MIJ 2300. 271.IO ll or bor Ulv1I Co l'l lll Mt'" 11, !r.!626 CGlf.F.•ral S..Mcp&lOOR ~'!'''rt.Mty y..-M!!__ Banking NOTE CLERK Minimum 2 ycurs com . merdol bunk Note Ue1>1 •xper Re11pon In<' lnatollmcint & com'I LOan proceulng & Ill· coming It out1eolnic col lectlons. Med t1pin1 & hvy caJcuJator skllla. Wt art l n t e r ealr d In qualified &Pl)llcant11 for a profeulonal ~nvlron "'4lnt. Oood 111lary ti! beneflta. Applicant.a abould con· Lk'\ IOtl•atAJ•A MAlllFACTUIEIS IWI ~I Dove Street, NB (114) 752.olOO E.O.E. .\ut o Mechen lu. All U"f MANAGER tOt' u cate1orlee Ford U · new 2 Bdrm, 2 ba unil• . peri~ pretemtet. Top 8armaidl·a1• • exp. oo IMMI • Rent "nita, col· PllY plan . beneftu. See lll'OblemJ PWl 11. C.M. -Itel rn ta . lite main· lervfce mar. Phil Loa1 -.-rorlnl.ervlew. -....Compena.la'1JO rord , l rvlne Auto ~Operator per IDOlllh ,..t tffUC:· Oea&er. --· ..._.. .. U..Call-.Sl.12..•aeet AUTOPA.ITS • Mu&turilt .. ecsed. o\idilket•al Draftaman COUN1'llMAN Sea Ml1l HalratyUnc . ---pfenlftC nrm lo Minimum S yn. jobber ______ KB_. ---- J l nlnt Hedi eaper. aptrtenee. Mutt bewt ll llaul)' operldor Meded 1 p 1 t • p I a n • ll'OlllDld 6 panonable. =Mii .,.. wttb _.,..._..for won Rard --' I IOOd P9Y COmMtaton. • -omtt ~Id••· w1t11 IPOWtal company. ,_,..._, oo Call for talervte• C•ll lH·llOO for In lmeltmeat netettary. ~ ~·ppt • .,. Bkk pr Typt!>t P T You nume thl:' hrs , Si.I 00 per h r fo: x e l' I I e 11 t f o r h 0 ll S l' W I V I' :> 557 9327 1147 2212 Hkkpr ""(.' prdcrrc•d 548 SM3 UOAT'S Contra l·t 1ni.: C M .;re<• 'oclflc Seocraft ha:-1mmcdrate opcoin.:i. for th<• fol lowtn~ · Touch·UP Detailer Stockroom clerk 0 n I y e l( pl' r l l' n 1· c• d personnel who lakt• pridl• m quullly work need ap· ply ~JI S Susan. SA 7~1 1343 loot<ICEEPER F/C l'oi-; w prom. l''.I. It.I-:. Invest firm. Xlnl oppty ro r c•xp & mature person Call &10-11123 Bookkt-eper-Ex ~·ncnc·t'<I Rrne Bou11quc• Lliguna Bearh •I~ 5485 ---- Bookkl~pcr. ror scrvH·e stulion. P 1T mornin~s. 1\pply 2590 Newpo rt Bh·d.CM ------ CAMERA OPERATOR F:xpe ri e n cc with ll Walzbcr~ or NuArr camcrJ preferred. Must be ablc to make hair tones F:xpcraenet'd in stnppm1t for 19' 2x25"7 p resses ns well u s smaller presses. Must bc ::iblc l o deve lo p J M plates Good rompany bcncfct.s 4 ctay week App· ly8am-llam & lpm-Jpm. Nnuonal Bducation. 4401 Birch Street. Newport Uea<'h . (Near 0 .C Airport) t;q ua I Op portunlly Employer. :::ARPENTER -F1n1sh for maj remodelmg . Call 64Ulm -----CAR WASH HELP fo'ull & Port Time 18't-Over t.11'::TRIJ(;Alt WAS ll 2000 llnrhor OI. CM ;;A.SlUEn. Tt•lcphone & Genl Ok. l'rf•f mature per'son OVl'r :!5 ror our Mission Vil•jo hranch store. M1t1 2 yrs expcr Good w 1r1#(urcs . Ap11ly The Eur le'b Plumbin.:. lne 28922 Cam1nu Capistrano. Mission V1t· JO. 495.(}i()I --- C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Openings now available for ru11 and part t1ml' C1tslucrs on 2nd & Jrd shirts No t'Xperacnc c nt'cc~:-.ary. we train Start al $.1 per hour. ad vanr<·m<'nt o pportunity for manai.tement pos1t1un to S5.50 111•r hour If qualified l''or intervie w go to store 36. Monday 9am·IJ)m IJ8!'>Glenneyrl' Lag. lk h . 49-l-!Yl35 Equal Oppur Employer :leaning lady ror motel '" Laguna. Good pay & work.mg rond 499.2227 CLERICAL Media cen te r t erh. $767 -S!IJ7. Typrng SO liU wpm. 2 yrs. l'lt'ncal ex per. 1n<'I reproduc 1ni.: <.'Quip. ltltrary helpful Application deadline J.:.l. Apply Nc wport-Mc s u Unified School Dis t Class1f1ed rcr~nnl•I of flee. Mon-Wedns·Thur Fn. 9am to noon. Tues lpm·Jpm 1601 E 16th St N.8 .... 1':.0 E. Clerical a.ERi< TYPIST DATA ENTRY OPERATOR RATH CODER LarJCe Insurance Co. has 1mmed1ate openi n~!I XJnt working cond & bene{it.s Cl.BU( TYPIST 45 wpm, te lephone. general ofrlce duties Must be weU orga nized . RATH CODER :LERICAL [)epuly Cler k wanted. Clcnt·al PoS•l1on avaala· ble 1mmcd1t1lt·ly He · qwn>s l yr clcn cal t'lC pencnC'e 40 wpm typtnR $70!'>lo start 833-0411. ext :'.60 for appt Oran~t· C o unt y ll arhor Munmp:.tl Court .. ~ 0 E CURICJ.L M atur e pcr~o n ror der rral orr1ce work Must be a ble lo UM' 10 kt')' adding ma<•hine. ltte IYlnng & general orflcc 752·2598. ask ror Sharon Q ,t-:RICAL ~ *OFFICE ASSISTANT PCA 1s one of the nation ·s fas tes t J?rowan~ l'Om punies, and lhl' world '~ lar1wst produrcr or retail color portraiture 1lus IS a key ~taff ~' uon with real advance· ment potential We re· qwrestat1st1<.·al typmj? at SO wpm, good oq.1an1 zu· uon slolls. a neat und pro f e ss ional c.p pearance We are ei.p,•rrnlly in· ten~tcd rn ind1v1duab 14tho have l'are<'r obJec· lives llJld willingness to learn and grow with us Good startrng Kalary. l'X· cellenl benefits including I week vacation uner 6 months Contat1 ·Sum 714/540-8172 Mondoy & Tu.sdoy o..ty •-4"" PCA DDINTERNA T • IONAL 17982Sky Park Circle Irvine. CA Equal Opp E mployer m irth This will be a 6·9 mo.1---------1 po6it1on. Will lraln in rat· 0..t-;ttlCAL mg It. coding of personal ,. __ ~ p---.-1 tines policies Pleasant --.-~ phone m anner. Fag uro AC)l'ftCy VETERANS Jobs & Job Traiftinq A voiloble For Ur.e1..,.oyed v.+ ..... s LMIMJ ht OrOSMJe County PrOCJromnwr /Fortran $5.00 '"' How DiHef M.chanic $5.00 Pet" Hour Alarm l11stafft.r $4.50 P~r Hour Sow Filef' $4.00 Pet' Hour Matericsf H astdltt $3.95 Per HCM.lr AdsNftistr.ti•~ Moet~ TNittH $6.00 to $7.00 P..-How Moifttettoetce Mechonic $5.00 to $6.00 ,ft" Hour C 1erir GefM'rol Office S4.00 Pn-How Shippinq & ReceM'1 $4.00 Ptt Hour Mochine Sef•p O~or S4.50 to S7 .00 p.,. How Di• Molter $5.00 '"' Hour Parts M .. $3.50 rer How Efectr0ttics T.chnicimt S3.50 ,.,. How BKtro-M.choeticcsf An ..,....,. $4.00 Per Hour Sectroftics J.slftftbll'r $4.50 Pn-How Shfft M.tal Fabricator S4.00 p.,. Hour Allttfy .. ""-'10.-11t I TrelMIQ Adl!Wl'lt~llftOll of lkA&9• IMcJI. U I M• SfrNt. Hl"""9-t.ech. C .. 110W 17141 5l6·25Z6 fW 6l9·H 54. Yot1 -•t ~00..214. COOi\ <'0''11' \"I' I'\ r"" rt· ti c 1111 p I• "4 •• 11 1 ht·alth\ .111d 1•1• J "'' OldtUrt-l:.tch I•• II\' II ~tu .. t h1• I 11rnl • 11<11<, 1ln, .. r lh"t\' •I• .rn.n, t lndr\ n •1I ''"l"'ll••I !<1i11m & tt,1 It• "' p. • • 11 try .Htl'> ,\llnuun ,.,,. b7:l ~J COOK I dll'r' ll''r "'•'l'I> ( '"'' l'Xl>l'' .:,1111 "'' r k1n C'1M'K1 "" ll1•n• 111' ... I) ~ U.j~\ll'W I Oll\olil''>l'\•111 :! 0 ~ ~ 1 h II r I II (. :;1 1:.12 :M1 1· .. 11. Dldt Church's. R~st f' u 11 Ii. 11 .1 I I It Int minimum 1•1 "" ,.,.,, llt>C'<lt'CI i\pr>I\ 111 1wr· 111 ~lk 1:wpurl Bl\ cl c • \I ('()l ,"ljTJ-:K IJELI' I' T rcu \aJKhtoll'h h .1r ... A p nt•t Appl\. c;11111ll'llH1l)th Nlitural 1-'ood. H7'1 Z:l 15 ('oup ll'1' l\L 11n11·rt.Htc ,. rn:.a n f..t ..... 111•. rd11·~" •lt·..,1-. t\ .1 .,s 1 ~l m ana J.:1•1 ~;i:11;7 COLPLE n•·t..,h-11 p t1m• tu run lcffi!" l.1m1h bu" n<o;..., (',,II ;,,Iii llltN CLS1'01ll ,\ ~.111 dlt•ba1·k l'11ll M '':-1111 \' 11• J 11 I I I' ~ I • i :10 \ M ~.1l.1n r.111, ~101 to ~I I'll• 1)f·1 ""' 'lull !11f II.II ~lillll I'.' :l l'l :•IJ hd""n H .'\ l>cllH•n · \ollr \1•l111·l1 p.ir11.·r:w •·Jrn1•1-. \1111 p.1rl l 1 m1• 1111 11 m • Wc,lm 1n:.t ··r 11 1111• Bt•J t h . ~.1 111 .1 \11. 11 1• r a I d t-: ' J rn 1 11 • 1 ~ ... g.raJ I >f•h \ t•rv ·''' ·r S:l ~u '" -.t:arl .l\frM.1h.111 0 1·,I. llU l "l'\<.lll•rt 111\ll (' \1 t.12 ~t:ill u .. ;U\ F.RY I' .. ;m.,11N l11t hlL'\) lrvin1• 'I 1.1\1•1 Av•·n c•v Mu.,r h.I\ ,. r1'11.1lil1· ni ot 11r1· t•· It• .1 nit 111 .. untnl'l' W•11 k .q 1pr11\ :1 hr.. daily M F llnurh ~a.:•· & rn11t>.1.:1· Jld !6i l'illlt l>cll~ery p t1n w 1\ M. l. \ Ta m1•:; dt• It\ S llHJ 1.11• 1 W('l'k l.llJ.:llllll (11'11 1·1\ 4!~1 114!16 Ul'I men m n IH fnr l,i\ T1 mt•, 111 N ii & C M P1·rrn JI t $J5(J $40C) mu 64(;~ :;ASlllER. Te le phone & Ocnl Ofr ,,re.if mulurc f)t'l'!IOO OVl•r 2!> r or OU r C.:011 tn M l'll n bro n ch 11tore Miu 2 yr11 t'XJ>('r < 11h1er. Tl'lephone & ore r1-q<I. <iood w trlaurcli. S3 25 per hr Apply The ":i1rlo 11 Plumb111~. ln('. lb36 N w1l0rt Rlvd , Costa Mt'!Cl• 642·1753. aptitude. Has lots o(jobs uvallable Apply In penion R:30am · with many fine, super Cleri<'al 2pm. Mon · l''ri t.'()mpan1es and they're STATE FARM CLHICS/ AcdCJ DEMOHSTRJ. TORS Your area Fri & s,11 SJ 4~ hr tl'I :.tart Cu 11 54 l.(17l8 or "92·3ROO .;ASllJ £R for smull an phmt cafeteria, I PM to OPM Moo·Pri. No e xper ta«. 150 ~, Safeco lnsurancc ~o all l'~REE! l~O Brookhul"ilt. l'oun-54~6055 NEEDS YOU Lain Vallt'Y • , Ca•t .. ,.,.._... F..(U.:. M/t AfJMc! for C.M. Sporting Goods wholesaler Will t rain 11h1&.rp and1v1dual. SJ.25 hr+gd bcne£1ts Jeannie m.<1110 Ocntal Asi.l rt DA Ort ho, 1 yr exp, full or p1tmw Npt lk'h. l'h tl42 2040 2790 ttarbOr, CM HalpW..e.d 7100 ALLJOBS l''ltEE-••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ~~~~ ..... !!~~ :!--CiREER--NiGHT __ _ ~ MONDAY MARCH 1g..,...7.9 P.M. 1 f REFRESH ME ITS ~ •I ! ! , ................. ,..-" W1°ll-. •1111afll lul E .. 111 ulaw ta ...... ,.. ...... , Wt'I .. -111111• ti tlll YH Mw H la II 1111 ! """''" ............................ ,.. .... ·! 111.-11111111 : . i Riii I,,__ tUffl-""11 i.l :! IATELLA·REALn ; I " . '-~---.. With our rapidly expand l.nR operation. we need individuals seekln11 11 re I•--------· warding career , Job O..ERKS challenge, & a pleasant Come work tem por ary work environm e n t !oracompanywhocarcs Employee benellls an· about you lmmcdaate elude excellent com work-top pay <.:all for pmsaUon featuring a n an appoinlmt'flt. auwmatic C08l ot living 557-0061 salary adjustment. w" ~Q~ 0 ff ice • have full lime poeitlon11 av1Jtable ln our Co8ta 0 ove r 1 o ad Meaa Re1lonal office for : •ACCOUMTIH6 COUATOlt De11 t al r c rcpL1on 1 ~1 Newpor t 0H1l'e ";" pencnced /\Jtl' not o f,H' tor 644-2485 •DENTAL ASST.• Re spons ible . m talurt• penron for riyn11m1<' or fice in W\'11tmln111tl'r :, day wee.k. Call l'c~~v. 111:).2411. DENT,l\L i\SS ISTAN1' .10 hnl wk No S11l $3 ~ hr 546-5579 CUIK •flUCLllkS •TYPISTS . PACKR Ocntol M11111lant. l'h a11 Wulina to train an In· ll1d1•, Newport R1•11 r h. du•trious carcrr in lll<'asaot jll'OUP pracl tt'l' dlv1dual t o p ackage Exppref'd 640·1122 If Interested c1ll : 714/$d.5445. Evenln& 4 S.t. lnl«'v. avllilabte. STATIFAIM IMS • COMPAMllS am Hyland Ave. C0tt.a Meea.Ca.Dl26 All F.qual Opportunity Employer cducallonal materials . Di.sh w38ber part tame Excellent worklntt cond1· Meu V~rdc Convalci;· UoM •benefits. 40 Hour w eek. Apply N9rth cent ll06p.Mtf·~'>3.S A m er i can Serv,ce DISPATCH ER 11 mull ()enter, 1_331 E Ws~r. a I arm comp 1t n y . Santa Ana. Equal Op-daytime 228 f'ore!\l portimlty Employer Ave. .. l..at{una Dcach a.tal/W.. Good opportunity. En· CeddtllW•reH lbtatl•tJc. Prefer 24 yr1 ScMol DIAIMMIH! Top pay, mcdlcol 10 Auranc• • paid va l'u tlona. Mu1t h¥vc own lnJc.lt. WIU train Apply In per1on to 133? S Buistol. Sant.t An.a. A!lk forKa~n 'tewar\ or older. Typtn1 eaen· tial. Pbone espenence Earn ~ to PllO per wit. helpful. Commlt1lon. Low luitJon. Pla«ment W\11 train. S.U-0822 -6lt. 75l·llM LID Men V erde Elll -~-1-tbi-f\C*-,-... -l-W_l_tb_D_al-ly Suitt•· Coeta Met• Pl.lot Want AdJ ( •• I • . .,. . 7 Mondi!· March 19, 1979 DAILV PtL.OT CZ M.AHOMA ll<IW>I let 'Pt°I lo\ l'Ur 1!:11 per only n .. 1,.rc.-ocl"ll MACHINIST •HURSH• Het,W..ted 710 HllpW_.. 7100 HllpW-"4 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I'm t>lo\ 11wn1 THI IMP\.OYWIMT & TUtHI• ADMtMISTIA TIO.. ot- H~TON MACH Plitt Ulm' ( h\ld c 101• fur twu 'J )'r ukU Rtf• rrq 'rt ~J:; 101-07144'\'l-, G-R·E-A·T SALIS JOI HOW OHM GOOl) ''"' t.oo () IHlllK!\ t;oon 'ON >'ur11(-t1111• 1AA 7~ MIU. HAND -1-'c.. J>tOO>-'YP4' m11rt11nt ltltal pert ti m e 111h, '!hop 1n t.h.-in:nrurnenl hou11e1Wlvea & rolle~e dh1.11100 ol tho oJI tool 1n. t1ludcnb w c1ir .. :arn du3try Work1n1< from SIOO 1150 ~Hkly ervlr blutprinla. skotr hes &r llJH ~ lb lunrh route. V\'r~ dall\tll\, directly D AM ll'M Mon thru wtt.h en11meennf(. tn 1U1 Jo"r l Must bt• J\Nll. !IU!t in new product d~· lfs•WEEI Mon P"rl. Pald Weekly WEEKY.NOS PAY MORE How1.,.r1 ... ... ,....... ........ , Part tlme Secretary I 8ooltk1>eper. Non smoker F1mll1t1r with account receive/pay l.ns to run front office tor amall Enaloeerina Co. IMMOOl ./ONE FREE INTROIUTORY LESSON Relief RN ()t L VN . Newporl Convalescent Ct•nter, 1555 Superior Avti. N.fl. USTAutlAMT Patt &r full time day help 2. 4 le & hr ahllts. Jmmetl openings . Ca ll MrOonald's 492.2420 ror L...ttc .. Mmahn •u T,..._. U .30 ,_..How-() I T I 0 N ~ M /\ N \' fRIN{Ho: Ui'.Nl-;Jo'JI ~ l''A.~1' <:ROWIN(; l'UM •• AN Y J• ft 0 M 0 I I': h 1-·ROM Wl11tlN 'l'l(AIN FUR TO I' M A N A t; t~ M t . N T ST/\HT ~ IM M Jo l> I /\ 'I I''. l. ' ' t..l'.Y U OA HU t: X f' E tt I a-; N t' 1 .. 1t .. J.r,.1n. wai: 11,w1-: l>\1H OWN T RAININli PllOGHAM l'U'I' ON HV nl£ ('OlJNTJlY'S TOI' (lC1"1\<lflllbl<' & rnt!rllt!tll' V<'lopmt•nt ror world Jll\onl• tor 11ppt illfl wi<14-well bore nnv11(u 101\M L41t1 ·, Kile hen h<)C'I t-qu1pnwnt Lathe WM~MIOW w.,.,....., Wt.oc..-....tZI PAIT TIME EVENINGS Fut u r i n g the Ii n e _a..;.ppt.""---.------- Telecou r se ZOOO Pro IHTAURAHT UpWt.....,T ....... U .'°PKH... n.ae ... en• fwtdecl ~ ~ !11'1Hn•t7 rxpenenrr helpful for mort' variety or 11rojcct11 Sulnry opt!ll, 1•xccllent berwfilll porkotit• F. 0 Jo: IMMIDl~n PAITIIMI lMPl.OYMIHT SAN Cl..l':M 1-:NTF. 'l'b4• UAILV I'll.OT Ill 1'1Jf\M1hd11un11 I.I ~ut>1>t11n 11111 pnrt nf tu dlstn bu tinu UlW pMprr r()Ult':. re qUI rln!l a rt er noon cl1• llV NY by rnotori H'd lft1ni.~rt .. t1on S<:wnllfit· nnllirtll Con· trol, Corpor1:1tc llt•1HI quart er:J , Newpo rt llt-uch Cull t7i4 > M7 00~1 ask for Mr. Moll or Mr Adurna v .... _......tenlce7 WE CAN!! We will an11wur your questions by phone We're busy bu\ we'll take time for any loro you need. Adulta with outstanding. attractive personaUtaes who enjoy workinl( with Irids. Over 21. Sta.rt at Sa.so per hour . Phone 642·4321 Ext. 250, BETWEEN 4 :00-5 :00 PM gram.Afaat&easy way McOonalds':c NIGHT , to pass lbe Stale Exam. SHJf"TS. 6SO Ave. Pico. Call for appointment to· San Clemente. Aftply an d~ .. L R.E. SCHOOL ·~·As~ for Bi 1._ H ....... • IHc• rHWtkt _, .... ....t ~iftc ••• , ......... L .\ppk .... t wll t.. en.,t.d .. "'9 I,.,..,_... & Tul•l•t CHter, 5 ll Mel11 Str Ht. Hwllayt•.._.. -----------------! ll K (; I\ N ~ A I Jo' S l>ONUT SHOP c•arh \" tul\, '14'011Wn. not'\P nr• OH•r ZS yu Appl> 111 pen. 01pp1t Uonub I~ Nfowport RI, (' M On V\'f' w au tt'd . your \ t•h 1 tit< "''th 11\llUr . dt>llH•r lllJl piaperi. to c ,irn 1•r' Xlnt p.u1 t1lll l' 1m'Omc Wea t min~tl'f . llunl it~ a c h , S u n t 11 A n 11 lle reld l:;l..&ll\1n1:r ~ ('t('fl('ritl IN\ t-:~un Cunlml & IU-l't'I \ U'l I( re-r t>l'I n t"l '<.It'd 1rnm1·d Mu"t tw '"•ll .. C.Hdl'' \' jll•Od .. f1&; I.. 1)4'1>c'r ""ork Nuo moket H <lrtlur A Mar rthur Il l Sanlj Alla 751 i l (~ll!rul Oflu·c l l1t'f'>t1n ()(fir.-F.xS)4'nc·nn-d ..il' 1 u u n t 11 p u > b I t' l\nvwlrtJgt' of bookkt•cp ang fu I I bl·nd11" I' Jo 0 I' I 1-; CA 1.1 A r 0 N l' t-: I" 1> tt IN1't.HVI 1-;W Oft<, \1' tXl llA M:J-S IAN N\ 'NN 714 ~. 1'10:! ltllurcb •t.1ber..il 1nt·t1m4· ul l<Jw11m·1· plW> \Jonw; plan -short working hour" < 7 dl.1)1<pt•tw~kl • 1-~l·dhml purtllmt' in t:Olllt.• t'or dl•\4ils cunlar t "'O&tec OudlH 49'i 611()() bet1ot.1•ttn 9 30AM 7PM Ml-' s.urity Offic...- Plant !o.i."t t I' 1wrm MUNt ba~t! muumum 3 )111 C\pt•r m 1ndu.!11tlal 11t.~umy wor~ Phom• & lnspe<-tor Quality Conlrol ('llr rtoq Irvine romplf•;\ Growth oppurtun1ly for Ca II 1133 :woo x t9 I for person with bac:kground 11ppt "~ o1, !-'mp m lll.'lpectlon & qual11 y coolrol of machme parts GUARDS & prec:aswn eler tro· DllVHS ~ncrnl OflH'l' t-'\Jll & p1t1mi· All ar1.>os nwehnnic:ul 1tssemblies Mfn or wornen ~yn,or RICr.aowolo ... lcr.T Uniforms (urn1shed Jo'.imll1ur1l y with ---------494·04A1, L..i.: lkh older Koow tha coa~t ..... ' " ~ ........ 21 or 0 ft t ... m1hlary spec1hcallons "' ~ Our ei..11and1ng comp~ny ._..... vcr. l' irL'u 1 f nlles. Net SlllO a w..-ek or • welcome No expenc-nce N! P ul Colt! Instrument mort' Orunl(e Coust is l0<>klOK for 11 w('ll nee. Apply Un1vl·ri;.1I Corp C!650S Croddy Way Yellow Cub, 1?300 Ml groomed recl'ptinnisl 10 l'n>h'('t1on Service. 1226 SA. 71-115.56·3100 E.O.E. llerrmann. l-'ounta1n '14'0rk in our lovely l'X W Sth Strect.Sant11An11 -------- Vallt•y . (No of Slate r ec.·uuve offices Position Interviews h<,urs !H 2 & lnsurance-Lur~e agcnc·y hetwn Newhope & requires ll~hltyp1ng &a l-4 Monthrul-'ri 1n S anta Ana needs Eochdl p I ea s ant p ho o e -------P lt1me rlcrical help. ---------Pl'niOOahly Apply 8am· Ha.Lr stylist & Ma nicurist 1..lle &/or group t'XP Ill'<' ELECTRONIC ASSY 6 Mo exp. Day & :.wmg stu.fts. No fee Goori pey Paid wee kly lrvlnt• area Norrell Temporury Scn·1t·1·' 5511 !Al21 Jo: 0 F'. f:lmron1c i\M-,l'mhh l'os1uon-. opPn. no ""' penem·1· 1wl·ei.siu•v Will Lrrun Slit rt $.'! I Ohr C:J II ~Jli,J<! ~r ..ip~ -- •!':&.ORTS• llam, & lpm·J pm, Na ha ve station to r ent Benehls 558·1821 a ft t1onal Education, 440\ Reauuful Salon 1n H 8 . 9am Birch Street. Newparl Call Soe at 963-0717 -------Be a r h <Near O .C Insurance Cosla Mesa A1rporll Equal Op·--------• Af,cy. ldesk openforlhe porturuty Employer. Hotel ng.ht f!UI. We apbl the lqT LEAD COOK alphabet oC customers Exrellent opportunity for d1vc rs1flcat1on o r for reliable andiv wia duties Our s mooth good cooking kllldi:?. min operal.lon el.t.m1nales the 1-:nlry ll'vel position 2 yrsexper ,ahlc to work usual agency prefisure. p,radinK exams. Various (I ex 1 b I e h 0 u r 8 Top pay Must h ave ex· deta1lduues,laghLtyp1ng Supenisor y ex pe r perm personal & rom· & nc·at handwnting re-helpful EnJOY xlnt co mcrc1al Imes. 642-6500 & QUlrt'<I Excellent work benefits. Apply 9am 12 546-3200 1n~ tond1t1ons & benefits noon. Mon/Fri Person lnsurant't! Gent!rul Office nAIHll 1ncludang dental pla11. I Apply, 8am-llam & lpm ne Agency working wilh & Jpm, North Amen ran MARRIOTT HOTEl employ~ benefit plan Corr d s h 900Newport Center Ur needs GIRL i''RIDAY for ----espon ence <' ool. Newport Beach secretanul raung & pro· Lon 's 112 nowl\innJ: 962-2391 r64G-0'.115 Maids. spply The Inn al La"un<1. 211 N Coast Hwy, La~una ~och Mil.Ids Apply In person Surf N'Sand Hole I, Laguna Beach. ISSS S C'orust_t_l~~·y ____ _ MAJOWANTEU LESCOULIE .,_.CAL SYVICES TOLL FREE PHONES 540.,,54 t'orttt Comty 642-"SS ~l=l~1C:'1119 Newport Beach Across from Hoag lt06p We espeoc1a1Jy need P er Diem nun.e\-All days- Mimis wanted 6 days a All stuf\s All areas week Seartitr Motel , Our ro&ter or nurses Is Uon Qwxote Molt!I. 2100 Newport Bl~-_ 494-4892 unbelievable 1.11 lf'ngth & sUU we are unable to sup. MAINTEN(\NCE MAN plythedt!mand for pvt comm LaKuna buletitR_...affoft? Beach. Must ha\'e CA -r-• drivers lir. Call Mon/ TI. Mott R"fM'd~! f' r 1 , 9 a m . t 2 N u 0 n Ask our nurses or your 49'1-8571. Cavont.e ho8pilat. Tak<' lime & inv~t11o:atc. MAINTENANCE _W_e·u_!:'™_th be-A~_:cis_pr_· - PERSON NURSF. AIDE CERT a.A.SSES, slartin~ soon. Alllfor ....... Equal Opportun{ty Employer Aw.Jdlmyof A SAR PROPIRnlJ 675-4890 rlXOPEll Oper 's for te lephone amwerlng service. Mus\ be able to work some ---------weekends . T Y P 1 n fl 3 5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiie wpm require d . Ex · pcrienre preferred o r wllJ train Many rom pany benefits. Full time oc part lime. day & after · noon even ing s hifts REAL ESI'ATESALES Licensed or we will train you for s tate exam. Limne d offer. Call Causey "Co. 494-8057 available. Please call I~~~~!!!!~~~ Mon thru Fri. 5434230 Real E!Stat.e E.O E. MANAG-EMEHT rax OP£RA Tott Good opportunity e>USlS for reliable per!\On with pleasant phone manner. Flexible hours 'Xl11t ro <.'Ompany benelit.s. Apply 9am· l2 Noon, Mon/ l''ri, Personnt>I. MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Center Or Nf'wport Beach E.QuaJ Oppor Em ply m/f TRAIMIE Rdtuurant BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY lmmed opeaa.ngg In our family restaurant at nearby locations. We re· qui.tt no previous exper JOUJ our fne11dly team Come see us today between 2~pm, Wahn & Woitresses •4•aprTrahlH1 c.-,.. 7311 F.d.ulger Ave fl. 8 . 45()1 Campus Or lrvmc Wa6ten Wcritresws 1S4 E. 17th St.C.M. Equal Oppor Emplyr MW Ret>tnurant COOK· WAITRESS San Clemente, as k for Mr. Burke <714) 4!f2.z.1!J5 RJo:t'AIL We are sel!k1nl! in · Apply al Park Supe(lor. dlv\duals wUh <!years ex-l~Supenor, N B penence to bundle lab l•iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------e q u 1 pm en l and mechanical with lite electrical equ1pme11t Knowledge or watt'r treatment and plumb1n~ MANAGF:M F.NT X111t !bsl Muna~ement pos 1tiun 1n O c· F1r11· Dc.~1~ner name womens & childrerus wear 1n N B Salary $1000+ mo. dt• pl'nd1n11 o n ab1lll ~. lt·aders hip & fashion knowledg<.• an ab~olut.• must A stafr of 10 111 manait~. & lhe fine,.1 eu:,tomers in the world to :.ausfy Do not apply un le.s you are 3 retailer, know how to manai:e & love to sell Kesume lo bt:lpful. Qualified applicants run expect comprehensive company benefit~ 1nr lud ltlg major medical and denlul We are an rqual opportunity e mployer m1f1h. Submit appllca· t1on to 3952 Campus Dnve, Newport Bcuch. (7l4)~. NURSE LYN'S We have 1mmed1ate operungs for LVN's on our PM and Nagbl Sh1flli Our congenial facility 1s a 59-bed con v a lesc"nt f:mllty located 111 Hunt mgton Be11ch. We offer an excellent bt!ne flts packeRc and compeUllVl' 11alury Call or apply PLAMTSHOP ResP.>f1S1ble person with good knowled~e of mdoor plants to work Cull /part lime in H.B. pla.nt store Related cJ1pencnce pre· ferred. Apply in person. Plants R Us. 10072 'Beach Rlvd . H B . <near Wa.mcr> rrodurlio n w o r ker needed for laboratory. Expenenre<l pref. but not nect'Ssary. 770-9381 Receptiorust reqwred ror bu~y Newport Bl'arh mortRal(e f1nanr1al (1rm. Lile typing Neat ap· pearanre a must Apply m pel'"S()n from 9 I; at 230 Newport Center Or, 11200. NR Pl' Recept Bkkpr 3 day~ P 0 Box 317!1, Se a I per week Call week days _Ue_a_ch_._c_a_oo_1_.w __ _ bt wn II & 5. 962-6648. Reta.ii Sales Clerk P IT . in R.eci!pt1onlst. N R boat door plant/nurser y exµ t)-pe bu:.iness. P1' now req'd Mature femah: FT s ummer 1nrlUdl'1t preferred. Call for appl wcek·ends Call64~7IOU 714-00-3392. -----Jo:xp'dRlu21crwantt•cl. HOI Bi r c h Strel'L, EOE M I F App\yblwnH&4 :l(J ONccwJ>OA.rt BeacEh !NI cour , . . IF' :'i'l1~~· or interv. Garfield Care BE.uEST ... TES 161.5.N F.l<.:um•nu Sc; trport ). qua p--------TRANSMASK ~ "" RECEPTIONIST RwulSales 4Wl 6191,496·SOOl _ _J•illlpon_u.n.ity ... E•m•p•lo•y•er __ 1Hoosekeepcr for Hotl'l an lNSRNCEFILECLERK Convalescent *SALES* Phone l'xper required. W Laguna Beach Must be Beginner.\ spot for brtght CORPORATION Ho?aital Successful broker age ~~a':c'ul'at"or. 5S~au ~rmm ORK CLOSE Exp'd s11lud ludy t::xp' able tn unders tand person. General office fir m has immediate Ci TO HOME wa1teN1, hus hoys C11 I G84EllALOfFtCE Spanish Appl y c xpe r pre ferred . 7781 arfleld openi.ngsCor commercial w /good gr o wt h Mr Stockduh: art IOi\M A s st o l Cla~:.1f1~I /\dl!457, Daily Pleasant working condi· ----------Hiwtk-ri-hach,C.a. & indus trial s ales poss1biht1es for r1J(ht With 499-4078/499393!1. s 1 ur rei;as rnrs Pilot . .,.,., w Ba v SL lion · with port ll " _.. "" pe r son. Costa Mesa. M_.. ....... with the enrollment of """ J 5 ' op un Y MARINE MECHANIC (71 1147°9671 persons with the follow· Pleasecall642·l593 """"'" Rori1t D•sl-new students Various Cost.a Mel.a Ca 92626 Cor lruuung & advance· ~ualifiralions: 0• .a.-y ... .,.~. d , lud ment. JH~ hr work week. Diesel & gas c.ng. repair orru·a R.E .' ·cense •El>Ef'TIO ... IS ~'"" Jo"'VLL Tl ME Unique re uues me mg process· ---------"'"><: ,_ t rt E 0 E c 11 & inst.al. & elec. Newport "'~ual Opportunity .... ~ " T STORRS tall nurserv lookm" "' Ing student records. typ· Hot.cl 54~~ .. "'00 8 .. ~kf. · .. .:.d· 3 ....... College Degree For busy Beauty S11lon 5 "' "' I L l •-.,...., "" or,...,, rea. area. S48-l561. l~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~M~/~F~~ ..... n1'mum 2 yrs, sue· .,,_ ... y-·" well pay·111° i.ndiVldualwatbexper 1 ng ranscrap s .. O •m Prefer fas h ion able.,..... • ..,... p, florist design. Apply 1 rertlficates & maantam· fR NJ DESK INVENTORY CONTROL Marketing Prr to develop c.essful real estate sales person. Also good OP· career ln retaiUng with penon plea.«e. mg files Type 45+wpm. & Re eel vi ng Per son sales & office procedures NUl'Slng LPT's, R.N's & expenence <Comm 'I & port.wuty for advance· our new training pro· ROGER'S GARDENS ExcelJent working cond1· CLERK needed Im med. Must be for manufacturing co. re· mental health workers lndustnal >. ment. Richard Ouellette g:ram \hal pays you wb1I.: ZM>lSanJoaquin Ill• He• Uon.s&beneflts\ncluding exper w/cardex system tiredO.K.545-1006 needed for newly opened We offer a s tron~ Salo n . 200 Newport you learn. lots of op 'u" co>IV• " • dent a I plan. Apply Position 1mmed1:itely ood /f & · ---------~bed adolescent unit in positive environment for "~·-Dr portunity for advance .....,......,.. a vaa'lable. Outs tand'1n° g w igures paper u-·--/R-T: So O C f I I 'l.A:I'""' P k between 8am·l lam & .. work. Non-s moke r . -----range ty PIT. s uccess u persona ---------ment. leasant worm~ Gardener. Spac iou lpm & 3pm. Anthony opportunity exists for lla.rbor &MacArthurBI. for top class c1?1t f'rf,all shifts.496-5702or growth in comm'l & in· RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST cond.itfoos & employee _,..,,. ror .... unil com Schools , 4401 Birch peopleon ented person to c~-ta Ana 751 7901 massage spas io ~ta 831-1774 dustnal real estate sales. To $600. Some one sha...... benefit.-. incld employee ~1';;°7n co":ta Mei;a Street, Newport Beach. wort nexible hours. En· -~-·---·--·--·--Mesa. SaJary + profit. leaaing and investmen ts efficient & re$pe>Mlb·I~. d.J~counts & incentive f;.\2·50'730r( 213 )865-l85I <Nea r O.C. Airport> joy xlnt com pany Janitor-We needsomeone SbaringBonus+up.Wc Nu.rsi.rut:LPT's.R.N.'s& mOrange&SanDlel(o fUturepot.enualunUmit· bonuses. We have an •_-.-~.-.;-.-____ _. Equal Opportunity benefits including free to clean & maintain our will train those walhoul mental health workers. c.oonues. For further in ed. Must be good at de· operung in our Laguna Employer . meals. Apply 9am·l2 new plant. 40 hr week. experience. 2112 Harbor all shifts. P /T & full formation contact: M rs. tail. Type 50 WPM. & Hills s hopping center Noon. Montf'ra person· Tues·Sal. Cole lnstru· Bl. ~3434. Call arter· time. Small Jll'IYChiatrir App I e m an . t 8 5 S 2 have the m cenllve to ad· store. Apply to manager GARDENER ~ cWTently exis t for reliable ind1vidu111. KnowledRe of plants & 1r n Aallon helpful En10 xlnl rompuny bcner1ti. Apply 9am·12 Noon . Mon/Fri Personnel. nel. men\ Corp. 2650 Croddy noons. hosp. ln So. Orange Cty. MacArthur Blvd. Sle 210. vance. 776-5110 M onica H o 11 away. MAJtRIOTI HOTEL Way s A. 714/ 556·3100 $5702or83H774. lrvuie. Califomaa. 92715 7 7 o lo 0 1 . Mor a n eeva~TOR HllOS !KX> ~:=~~~~ch Or E.O. E. ·:~~~~~~~~rtr~~~~OnSe ---r-Oef!--k--b-w_s_y-. _H_e_a_v_y •Ph~7~1~4~/97~5-~0888~~~~~ R~~l Ja'n?J ~~;P~ ,_Dr_a""'pe_n_es_S_to_r_e_s_. __ Equal Oppor Empl m/f JANITORS Part or full lime 842-8866 phones. lypin~ req 'd . -lloni."t typist for growtnJ? R U UNHAPPY with your WOMEN&MENFOR Full Lame days. Nwpt Good memor y nee . Real Estafe rons truc11on r o . !Ivy pre!'lent di ree l s ales WAREHOUSE PEOPLE area , work Mon-Fri. Medical Receptionist in Benefits, salary open phone. must type 55 struc'ture? CaroUne i-:m. P C B BOARD A S -Hotel must be U.S. Citizen, busy pedialririnn's of· Mission Viejo Fabnc lroken&S•llMn WPM.Send resume lo . monsneedsyou!642·9287 SEMBLY H S KPG I NSPF:C · goodwages,promotlon& fire. Experienced only Wholesaler.770-2922. We have an openin~ in ClUillon Bwldcrs. 1773 1 Sun 10·6 or 645·2632 W/Wirc,SoldennJl , T R ESS -7 .30·4pm . pd ho!Jdays . Call days _644_-o97 __ o ______ 1rART T IM E IM Mt:D our Residential Div. for Irvine Bl vd S te 201, anytime. & Mee ha n i ca I ex . F/time, inc weekends. 532·6.SSS Medical Assistant. ex· help Ill Stop 'N Go Mkl. un experie nced man or Tustin, Ca. 92680 ~-es-.,-------- OOONewi10rt Center Dr TRAIN~£~CS..-:M BLY ~~~~~·~."for appt --J-EW--B.R_Y_S_A_L_E_S __ perienced front oHire. 4SM Coast Hwy, NB No woman passessinl{ en ------Com c lo beau ti f u I MARRIOT HOTEL Newport Meach SE<:RETARLES r h . Typing, billing, collec· exp, nee. co benJ. ins. lhus1asm and tnle~nty. llECotlDS CLERK fo'a.shion Island and ex Equa1()pporEmplym1( RECl!:PTIONISTS Hotel or 1gh fashioned lions, appointments. in· sick leave, profit shar Uyouare interesledlna We are curre ntly ar perience the fun of ---•. Never A Fee, Work your HSK PG PORTER -jewelry at craft shows. surance. Salary com· ing. Apply al NB store or beautiful office in the cept'g applications for fashion retailing. Wear\' (ieneral (){rice own days 7 & hours. Call Mldnitt'·8 :30am. Union !!JUme. mostly 97wknds. men s u r ale w I e x . main ofc at : Slop 'N Go finest location. work inf! I'' I lime Record Clerk 111terv1ewmg now for P /'f '"'ANSAL"""'CLL'RK imlll<'d benC. Call for appt .,.,ary+comm.4 ·2115 perience.644-1881 Markets. 715 N Loara. with congenial as So~ clcncal or f1hn1Z & Jo'/T sales No ex uv r-:> c.. Anaheim 774 92l0 !IOCtate5. we are mte rest· exp <k.>Sir.able, but not for war~house & GN M VICTOR 645-5000. ext520. Lady lo live m full or pl-Medical Front OCrice part -----· --·--ed in meetinit you. In· nee. Lt lypi.ng pref'd. AP· ~enre necessary. App Pool shlpping. Exp dl· T ..... .., SerYicn HCYI'EL night auditor. ex· time. care ror elderly time afternoons. Expcr. Part time steno c1erk, re terview by appomlme11t ~I y I n ~ c r s 0 n . y tn person 1()-ll :30AM slrahle Mui.l t y p• 4341BircbSt.Sle213 rm'; preferred, NCR250. gh e ntlemk a&n . Lklte preferred. Typing, Ins . ception1st. 20 hrs per WnleyH.TaytorCo. RANSAM RICA INS !~~t~lrsolaanddw.EaOyE, 47 ~ Ne..,.. ..... rt n-~ch ""' A I ousewor ('00 ang, some ba c k orc1ce. week. Hours neaot1ablc. o--•tors CH A9JO GROUP. 3420 Bnslol St, ......... ., .. TYPIST Prr1m" A hr. s~s""'L •slx:2oo m .. -u opening. pp y salaryonon '"5-"'"'"' .. ....,... .......... " ... -Roy Fraizer i''rasfr, San "" .,... "'"'" 548-7779 Mature ferson pre· Cost.a Mesa SALE' CLERK ror small ~hsT&XJ>pra t c ~ u r m S Ma in Clemente Inn. 125 W. LEG AL SE<.: RETA RY. Mode Is • Fe m . Sh a r P -::tiiierrfiiiiied~Caiiiiiliii894iiiii-056iiiiiiiiliii. iiiii~iiiWiiianiiiiiiit AiiidiiiiiRii~iiiuillllitsiilll641iii2·iii567ilii8.:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiEiiiiiii.Oiii.iiiEiii. iiiMiii/iiiF.i. iiiiiiiii Liquor & G tCt an pvt club. mach Must t;:;:~~°m Orange Avenue Espland1an, SC. l r a 1 n ce 0 r c x p c r , figure only. s15 per hr. 1 FUii & p/tame pos avail. accurately Uoth pus 1181 135-2622 Housecleaners to work Cor l"ewporl Cente r. Sole ~. ~5122 Bob. M arhinist Call for appt, 645-5000 ext com men w •exp Call Janice 's Rag0 edy An11. pract tone r 'General POMONA 53> P I "·•o ... ..,.. " Practice644·5501 Models Male Or Female en«>nnc ' .,.. ''tJ(J\/ l'XI G&ILOFC/SECY T\Jes.f'ri.8-3 645-1800 ----W•RMdNWfocH: Sales 244 E O.E. -E.x per, iood t yp ing Housecleaners needed. Lef!al Seeretary s mall We a re a professional General OCface late typ s.llilla. use or dictaphone. Mustheve r ar dynamic business lltiga· modeling agency looking EMPLOYMENT inJ( & bookkeeping. Call handle correap for 2 S49-9372 lion firm in Newport for exp or potential. Ir Cl~SIFIED OUTSIDE SALES _ .. I. Newport floor Coverln men. Ii misc genl oC c Ce n le r s e e k s e x · you are serious a bout (or67S-16.1tilnLerv1ew. dut.ies. for sm mfr firm. HOUSEC LEAN ERS-perlenced • efficient modeling, please call Cor BUllETIN Good working cond. & Exp & car nee for work. e n e r g e t ~ c J e ~ a I appt. GENERAL OFFICE ben!. Tafmatic Corp .. $3,75 hrtostart. 646-9780. secret ary. Shorthand. lnvolvL.'!l phone con\Hct, Mrs Wi t for 11ppt. dictaphone, xlnt. typing working with rustomen1. m.eoeo. Housekeeper p a rt-time s kllla a mus t. Salary lyping & (iUng. llealth le Thurs lhru Mon. Good negotiable. Benefits. Call Accideol Jns. vac. sick OEN. O FFICE·Ma\ure benefits. Nice working 64G«l60 leave fumlahed. Apply woman1 bkpg m.ach ex· cond. E.O.E. Bayview -Llq---1-k-f-1-1-.-.-Mon Fri. 8am-3pm. per. he pful Pacific l.nd. Conv. Hospital. 2055 uor c er • u ... part· UARDENS PEST Sup P I Y , 2 1 6 7 S o . Thwin St.. C.M. ~-3$05 time: apply bet. 10 & 4. CONTROL HathawaySt .. S:I\. -1802 S. Coast Hwy., ...,, R -A-1 h r M lb.Mkeeplng-A11t. Mgr. Laguna Beach. """ Buuv P •"" Girl Fridey. Lite bkkpg & " id C rl ___ M&-_~70 ___ Ute machinery. Call for ~~rub~ : u ff r 1 ;a!~ MA C H I N E SH 0 P Gen. (){fc, heovy phones, lnterv\ew, 545-3246. 7 : 3 0 . 4 p m . U n i o n SUPERv:tSOR. Schedule typi ng . flllng. s m ~ benetlta. Call for appt. ~Tt~l&e.r~M~~h~~ 631·5600 New York West Modeling Agenry 875 W 16th St Npl Bch MOONUGHTING·Fu11 time pay. Part t ime work. Call for appt. 9811-4237 Moonlighting · P /T pe<>· pie, rwl time pay. Call forapl.491-l~ manufacturer. Salary 0 .0 ./SECRETARY ~~ ..,.,_.. · n g · p~ro r am & ae\-up MOVIE EXTRAS Carom1 mensurate w/exp. No SH. Work for nat'I HOUSEKEEPER/LIVEU hel ul. Xlnt adv poten· lfouppt 642-UUS. =~archco.Salary M/F. Beautiful N.B. tJ .Call$S7·'7826. souaht by Hollywood l'NWL irwae Pttlonnel A home. All modem conve· _________ , mom firm. SZO.l200 per aLn 8El7lb.Ccsta~=~Y niencel. 29S3 Cllff Dr. MACHINISTS day potl. Looking for OFRCE Sul&eZM 642-1470 w~~~ outlOlnl 1&<70 yr okls _..,.... Call &62·~7I TOOl IOOM wanting to break into Thi Oraqe Cout D•lly _ __.;..._;__.:___....;..__ IUO'lies. (Tl4> US·m.3. Pi~ bea ao hnmedia r ------------------eoct IM. VIDEO CASTINO apanlq ln ov c 1 .. 1tr1 1. INDUSTRIAL I ua.-u111STS SERVICE. <nc>w ln 4t.h Department for • rul """"11 -~~~>~-~~~~~~ Ume pel'IOll. t>utlee ln ~··· YOUI ara• I lmmtdiate op.alnga due = dude \Okey tdder, fllin I .,. JI.NM I to r9Pkl lrowth and cit• -..a lit l I" Som I .......... & WO....-.. I panslon. llhny OP· -~n~P~Pen ,...... .....,. portuaitlea for In · " • I p f u I b u t n 0 t I c• °" c... .. ,..., ..... 0. I ilvtd\aals wtlh 2.a years .......,., Salary t<>n'I· U..Or.::;:;,•r:Jt.sDtv,• fl I aperimce. dsenauratt ft'ltb ex Mo tSAa I lllrienc:.. &x~t tol'D Wt offer ucellent H lary .,_, ... r • .a. bl M l •-d .... , I 'levelaandexcellent com· ~ ..,. Of 1D' nllem "f, a ntenanee, u~wOI\ puy pald bentftta In· ~o,~:~ Moldinl(, Forklirt Driven, Etc. 11 cllldlnl medical and life ea.an. Ht. m lmunlnce '°' employeea Ollltel COAST A1k how to earn extra mon~ on our bonu• AND depeodnla. Please a.a.• 'Y .. ,.... provam. Pa•d veullon. no fH to you. 8PPIY In,...... ..,.... r--.v, Must be 18 witJI own transportation • homt -· .. ,It. pbont . c.tall ... ~ unky &O.&. •NunerY Work; Seeklnt lnduatrlou • person w /llnowled•e of bortlcullure ar plant.. one year exper. nqul.red .... ... SISAIDIS .... certlfled only. t4 par br. X1at beneflta, • Worklat cond. St bed fldlit.J. Barvlew Coav. -"'-"'.C::.111. Ma·ll06 E.0.£. Nunanl Akll, all ahlfta. C.rttftcation t1a1111. Newport Coftval .. ttnt Ceater INS Superior Avt.N.B. At General Dynamics we're hard at work on solid con- tracts that spell plenty of work for years to come. Right now we're rapidly expanding and we need the best people in Southern California. H you're good at what you do, and proud of it -join the Pomona team NOW. SHEET METAL MECHANICS GENERAL MACHINISTS JIG BORER MACHINISTS LA THE MACHINISTS MILUNG MACHINE MACHINISTS TOOL & DIE MAKERS ENGINE LA THE OPERA TORS MIWNG MACHINE OPERA TORS GRINDER OPERATORS IORING MA CHIME OPERA TORS TURRET LA THE OPEIA TORS N/C MACHINE OPERATORS DRILL PRESS OPERA TORS Apply ln person at our Employment o·rnce·, i875 W. Mis· slon Blvd., Pomona, CA · IAM· 4:30PM Monday tin Ft-lday GENERAL DYNAMICS Po-• DIYhloll An !qual OOll'Ortunltt bploJer MIP' U.S Cttlanablp Required ------- 'The Dally Pilot bas an immedi11te opt!ning Cor outside salesperson to handle automotive ac· counta. Newspaper ad· vertisi.nl experience pre· ferred but wlll train. Salary plus commission. Excellent com pany benefits, For aPP>lotment for in· terview, call 642-4321. ext m . OIAMGI COAST DAii. Y '8LOT 3IO W. Bay S\. Costa Mesa F.qual <>Poortu.nlty Employer PArfTIMI a .-c Car Store needs female wi\h clerical skill Is DMV., red tape. short flaible hft, Call or apply 1117 Maln &. &alto F • l.rvlne. 957-0S65 SALIS , =loOGMl Women'• ni ebop In Newport Bch ttquirea dedicated. IDlll~. ateb&e per&OftaU- tJ. Must be fashion ......,_able, crHUve •eniOJ Coordlrl•tlQI flne ~ men!ha•dlae for OW' caieeteJe. Bual· oesa refercocoa r e· ..... Salary open. Ap· IQ ln penon al Apropo1 hahlon l•l•nd or ull IM-.U. , I. OIJLY PILOT Hei1p Wonted 7100 Http W..t.d 7100 ........•..•.••........ ...........•........... '"'..c" 1010 f\aallwc IOIO M111e•••-1010 r.h 1111 ······················· .................................................................... . HelpW..ted. 11Jl0 HelpWut~d 7100.._., Wattd 1100 ...•.....••.•....•.••.. ••••••••.•............. ...•.......•........•.. STUDIH'fS "SICY/ADVlaTISIHG for 1•uf1111111 ttllt•r 1111·hoo1 & w,,,.k,.nct• J11u1H11l nn.asacan••Y l-:.X1>t•r Oflly ni•t.•d 11p11ly Mnny co bt-nl'fala. \011 1• .1 y , <:a 11 M I dl\d ll'. ~ I I l4 Strw.,rl Tltlt•, WOON U1"m11iw11y, S A ('l\Sll PAIO Mua.t sell ntw bldt .. aal>l-<t, WIHDOWSHADIS P arrot , Blue ~tool W11hr/Oryrallhfrl1J•. l*id $3llO &ell 1180 <.:1 n Wood e n Ahu tt c r 11. ~~6.~~n,S ca1e • THI LOOtC K now n for F u r u fl' u n (a h 1 u n s throu1•houl ~ulhl'm (\1 lonkln$l fot • 2 or 3 a~.:rt•!'>:-.ivt• f ,1\h111n or\t'nlt.'tf ludlt·~ \\ h U h >I \ l' J tJ l' ( I fl I l ( I . h I 0 n hurki:rounct & h '1• m.rn 1 •c mt•nt poh•nttttl We.• h,n t• 1mmt'(lt l • full & p:ir1 t1 mt• po~1l1011' 11\ .ul.thlt• Salun • t•umm "* "" ht•nf'flt l'ull for u1>1>l >1on 1 hru Sut toum hpm THI LOO• 644.UOO ~ck .. \ill Ttn1t I-l>l'r d Nu '1;1lt ~ l_..tJll', 1-'m,• l\l'p .. r1•I MAH\ Mil.If Ill 'h .l> .. ·utuou ~ S .t11l.t An• MATUHI-: ~? ~ ~,{.., • $2500 FOi A 5 HOURWEQ• NOW U :rs c: lo.I UM 't\ 1'0 tU !ALITY, Tlll- llt';AL.J'fY TllA'f s '\ ~ YOU <:AN .. :AltN ~ /\ Wfo:f:K COMMISSION 1-'0KA~llOllH WF.P.K •l'holo Cop) Supiihes •N11·1· N<-wport ()(f11•1..,, •llJiUwbt <'Ommu; .. 100 an s \If.;-. TH.'\INt l" .. -, HJI ll'\tt I SAl.t:.4' l\o I ('11m1,.1nv Or1tn1~ lu arC'11& Mull1 nu1)or l•r •nll otrn·.-'OI)' 1n11 ' ~ " I l 1111 ~ al I l I LI Ill tu1&hly mull\ 4lcd .. uJ ,om1.1~:ll\I H' an~1"11.h1.tl" fvr 1.1rc l"t J.IO"llnn 111 ,..iJ,~ 1:1rnr .. nlt1••1 u1ltt1' 1 uuu• 1 hwrn' If H•ll u11d••l\t.1n1I lhJl th• 'l<•(Tt'l fll MJt'I 1· " I• h.a Id °""' k . 11t·d1e .1t111n .11111 Pt:~•lllt'm' • ,·ull l\.irc·n Ut1wJ.1 ~ah•, M a111t1tn !flU~ l 'A.1.1 fo ('0 t• YI N C, l'IH>U I.he lndu.'ltry !:>Al y,s • 0 1-Arly AM houri. •Till -r'LON NI' t-.1>~ '\ HI • l'l'lt!µhorw wll'~ t'llV4.'1 ll) fall i1 Val.rn1·h1• uf or J•rtofl'rn..od ,but w11ltrn1n llr•r i.. from M .1r1n1· h!lthly mutavatt..od 1Xlrl>!JO mnlort'Yl'lt'. ::.vortinu ~ ull ~75 !11110 Mon 1-r1 ~•lli<hs. m<Jlr>r :-.port"I, n · H.t1m.12 noon l\11k for Mr 1.aikr~ (irl•ul u1>11lY but llult1hun we arc vt•ry sclcet1vl· lit FOOD SALES GRAND OPENING ORANGE COUNTY OFFICE EVERYONE BUYS FOOD CURRENT STAFF EARMUPTO &OVER $600/$800 l:omm1i.111on Weekly S.•lhmc tla..:h Quality Heuut1Jully Packaged Mt'lll, Seafood & t;ourmet l"ood Produc t!! ToNt'w& lkpcut Cushlm cn. EXP. NOT NEC. NEW ORANGE COUNTY OFFICE MOWOPIHIMG fOtt APPT. CALL: (Jilt lZ9·26Z5 want l'IHcc:r wann1·r lYPI~ only We tr:ian t''< iiertly V1,1t Ull llml Nl'l' 1 C:11l Mr L><•hlsl'n 5<111 402:! S A I. Jo: S W 0 M A N /\.';~ISTANT t.Hill Gah 11hop~ toa~l Plaw, 1•x JM"'r, muturl' ~ 2643 .. J.~ Wankd youo1t m1·n who Jlt'l alonu w,·11 wr t h wnml'n <.:all Mr l>ehlsc>n M0-402J ~(('CO pnnllllj! Jlrll(IUl' Iron man;i1wr wantf'l1 Mu.-.t havt· CXJl 540-!ll ICJ SEA.MSTRESS/E~pnt La.:unu J\va,·h Jo'ull llnw 4!tt l.'.X SECRETARY Nrnresi.ave. 1ndeJ>('nill·nt bmlk has 1mmcd u1wo1n~ for S.•c·rctnry with corn merdal & tn11t1Jllm1•nt 1·x11 a t but not nN· Good i;1•c•n·tur111 I ll k r I h; n •qulrl'd C:onllH'I l\h l>a VII•. ~ I z:l.4 l'AC.:WI<' CITY lil\NK 1-; 0 I'. SECRETARY/IKKPR lmmed operun1t for nitht p.•rson In Irv Must hove typaog, IO key u 1wr. be knJdg Ul A / H. payroll. bM.k tlrp, &. .icnl ofr. ~uni lcdf(er 2030 S ('; Main , lrvin4' 546·2001 ~krretury Ll•J<al off1c:to Dalboa J1land Pull or p11r1 lime. 1thorth ond ot'1..'t.""'-ary 675 5400 SECRET.ARY Xlnl oppty for efrac re11t gal w /top i.ccn·t11raal !>ltlllli to work In fo ::.t paced Npt Heh R t: ofco Call Lila, 833 2000 mECRETARIESSS GO /LeKBl1Reccpt (.,)U.l Uid'r r1:c exp Sl9A EmploycnJ Pny All fo'1•1•!1 Ut Reinders Agency 4000 Dlrrh St, Ste 104 Newport Reach, 833 1090 Ulll l"or Appt/~tab '64 Secunty Ai;(t'nl for pre· 11t lgiou s N U. hotel. Various s hifts. good Sul·-benefits Apply in person ""' betwe<.-n U.5. Executive 11 o u & e w 1 f c P I T o r office. N"wporuir lnn, 11\ill/T. 9~30 3:30. Must ll07 Jamboree Rd. have i<ood personality. N.n .. Jo.:.O.E :>4U·837J, 0 C Ai r port iiiiiiiil ______ _ urt•a ~AJ.~l.ADY Part lJme Pageboy, Hoblnson '1t. :lrd Floor. F ash ion Island, 644-4729. s..k!I M•llll'e s&IL'Sl&dy, J"/T , Hallmark Party Shop. cau 1162.-8910 Salee Mature person full Ume, 2-3 eve. le Sal. Tht' Ctllf tie He an, 5'9-1766 SECURITY GU.ARD Reliable l)C!t11on nct•tkd to work n exable hours Some Secunty or law e n· forceexper m ent helpful. En.J<>y outatanding rom pany benefits. Appl,Y 9am·l2 noon , Mont l<'ri, Penonnel. MAlllQn HOTB. 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach SAl.niPERSON: Mart.ncl _______ _ cxper requirt'd. For In· SECU R ITV O \j"'A It D 11ide Ir out.aide elertroolc Prnme for pvt comm •alet In Caillomla. $141' c Jl M /""-I 'o 12' to '20K Po•ltlon. Re · a on r r ' am· · c;ubw a markeUoa or ~1 bua1neU <1e1ree. Submit MOW IS THI TIMI ,..ume to PO Box IJOI, ror job tffkers to check N Beach CA. 92i8a the Dally Pilot Help SALES Wanted CIH1lllcaUon. " , the Job you want 11 not I..MdN!I um extra••• t.bere you mlaht con.alder a n ew wardrobe e1 offerlnte your tervlcea JJealOft 1how1.n1 • Waul wlth an ad In the Job line of ra1hlon1. Call Wanted caieaory. Phone 5*7•orm.JOll7. 805871 r.ni.tO(i1lllrtun1l1 u11C101n11' Avfil y 111 Or.a.111tt1 ('o ud·n•li ll\ll flt'""1fl Mrl )on.1 d'11 l.!>11 Ul(efll V l'a looltlnjl for II A \ll ... II() Silll ('ll"tlll'lllt' 0111 n11•tJ 1n1l1 v wh11 Wl'.IUld 1111 .. tu .... 11 .. 1111 it'1trlK·r Lhl•lf ILokt .. 11f ia1h1 rtl• V111 ">Vt'' ICl'l111ll l 'IJIHh '"" It• pt1n IOI 111ll11111 h•JI Ill ''"'"'"' l1rll61 Im tltl\\ ··~rt· 1n 11r1a111t111r t>U •lull.Jt c·1111tr1u t pru llrrM mMln & lnt\11 I UI .. a.1a11k nitl I i.111lt Mu.,1 l1t "'llhn lo ,...,,i. 1n·d lll•h•v llf\'lll 11rd h .. rd &. lalu r.•1111111 It A u1 Hl h h4 1 rt'(I '8:i() ( blllt'lllH' ' 1111lu11l 1ul mu 1 lk•nd It :W lpan 111r rr111 >.Int IH>llllC I 111lrd ('4 r\'11r .. 1 l'11by rr lrM~ f()r rt•CtlVlrtK & onk'l" puJIJn" for i<wlm '*'' 'r mfl( No t•x11cr r~e« d1y or t'v••mnrc 1291 l)JQt'l~t·r H~n~nc.-d or wall truan fo111 tyvast :..:.;~ VfOl'tllnic or not ~7 IU33 oollver Ma·8015 ml.n.lbllndll. woven wood• 1-.;._"-------=-=--- ll'rl1tlds 1n• ,..,. re f rig . •window tlntln1. 2()..4()~ •a.-1090 1150 Kenmore Gas dr.,; 8 Sola. In thta~~ or green. otl all Items ......... ;.-.;;;-;••••••• •oc. K # teood cond 1t1on. SlOO. J': _,, • enmon wu hor Si ......,M "llOl<il·Motel" ASrf':N 645-8951 RlGtrr anoe M.95 to 17~ C.utaraoteed 4i de· ' m .. ..,._ ---Sl,'50. nnd• from hvered~M72 bed. ~ 962 IBlS Arter Newport Huch Tennu1 S2.2SO. Rebid'&. re · 5 30PM Club 1'\111 Family Mem · ,._,~... ·-• WASllF.lt ORYt:K SAL£ Oc luxe mult 1 t•ytl• mo<lel • Completely rcbll. rctrn1sbed. I yr g uurantt-t~ 0.-11 Vllr y Vourchoace 1139 ea Sale l'ndi 3,216 So Coain Ap J>I• unce 637 ·~2 ru_. p , lurn"JI • . TWIHC>aFULL be r 11 h1 p 84 2·0 11 2 . HtnyD.~tt M1tlreu or box 1prina1 &W tl687 8800ftamJltoo Ave, H8 128 each pc. (set.5only1. Carpeting for ule. T he S38-1775 Queen Ilda $119 King aell Nt:wporter Inn hai. avail. New Yamaha CP·30 el~· $99 Sa m1,les muxt be Carpet from &uesl rm~. tronic piano. Yamaha 110ld ammcdlat~ from green or gold 338q. yd•. G.50.112 a mplifier • ~JI~ .. 1h1'111J1h11111 . f4 ~>57W Q d '-111 .. o w llllltl l 111 ,----------, G .... ~ kl l •-------· ,'"1'Yl'IS"'J' I uoven ...... . fl44 7~'0 llll Ill ,11111111 d ••n ~ wCareredhousll Aeva'led(A\~~uo $25 each Pleasf' call Rosi! nanl(e r. Mu11t SelJ .,..,, r " 644·1700 X.574 Mario Make olfer. 982·9930. avail. hvina rm, bdrm. bookca111~11. lamf)K, end AM!f"M Ood11e radio W , Wurlitzer Spinet . Xlnt ·n :AL'll Jo f(. s lJ II IM RH ryer ....... M" u 1" 1 .: "" 1: '" n I 7 Out Of 1 Q I good cond. 833-0372 tbl'l, rlc ) flt cond 9800 dys 955-0322 SECY /HCEl'T ~'*"" "' .._ II v .o1 11t I • I Cah 1015 I .ahl l 1'.tl'llllll( l ri·1I ur I Secretanes I •••••.••••••••••••••••• Ce.twy ~ HCMM olr. 2 Qu~n lx."C111pread11 t'VtwS.7..W ' Dkca.t ,....,._ SS & SIO. Cash only. Aft - l m11~· n•l<11I hu•lru·10 lft lt111l.11u1 fur r~µ rtl.,11 .-·1111 v. tvvuw 1okrll .. & 111l111tt ~ 10 11r1111111tt 11' \ µhUll\'' 111U I I llJU)' Wllfk an1: wllh 1~·111111 ~ .. I 1k-pt•1Kk11t on • "'11 ,\ 111>1) Mt1n ltiru Jir 1 :Al 11111h ol l:ulklCl' '*"' k lo I I 1\l>)!!!llllllln kalll!n -MB-30'77 5pm, 64S-9866 11iEATER ORGAN -------CONN 850 . Th r e e •tUilltl)' fua 1·11w r it1•nrr I t~ I <1 mes Reaistered S' llOla. contemporary de· Desperate must 11cll 19 manua.IA. full pedala " piece llCl Of WUlt'rlt!Mll Whe exlenlliOO t pkr. stamleu lilc.t!I cookwilre. Best o fr. 640·6 440 . Treme ndous deal c .. 11 ~3'7S3 ~uh<·r."1 Af11>ly 1111>c·r1mn tHIJ I ~ 00·1531 I .... "1111.un V11ll )' !\1 hool '1 Kelly I n..-1040 alan. like new, sort co d & l>o.t 111 I 1.ihlhouat.: 1.11 -....,. greys 833>-0827 fo•owlldlll Vulh•y ('orn•·r 11 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kang bed w/bookcase 964100! --- !li ...... 1.1ntl Tultiu11 In '' ret'cnl !>urvcy. C.:how/Chowa, c:h11mµ1 on headboard t mo. old to o I'. 17 o 11 I o f I ol blood lane 2 red, I arcy. StOOffarm MIJ.7349 F1KEWOOO Pnme spill Euc. f'r~ dehvt·ry St ts cord. S60 • ..., cord 726-1!210 Granda. ~$55.W. Uprights, ~11950 fOI' outatandiog values. Piano rebuilding fie re· Heavy duty ronPcnlratcd finiahlJ11( . ROGER'S G ARDtHS ---------ISt•t•rt'lurws statcdl AKC I 10·7!1 ;afl i;, I ~ I !!JS 6336 K ini( lllZC bed Complete SlOO .lJlll ~.in J<itJllWll 111 I I ll11111 'I •·ii< hm !\l)C'I' 1'.11 l\1 f\ an I f th l' Y Wt• rt• l O 11t h Si· prd1·1 ":""''' 1 1 work lcmµornry l t>M 1140 :i1141 "" UU 111u l~1 h .1n 111 I .1 11 11 ,. cl A b I I I 'I I w"l1 1111µ1l-011•nl lll'h I vwv. J.llllO'\ ~UJ'l'I \!'<Illy I l'" µe•r rt'.iy /<I 1-.\l~ 1\111 &-I• tar111· l\JJ ply, ~It'll MJllUll, 17th & Ir \llW NH ~·rv St .1 lld11 11t•l•1h-ll am m•od 1-\111 or 11 I Applv 16'1 t-: ('"l II WV. N II ·Sheff Metal Fob Ex11 JH<·( l.ut wall tr:..111 l'undl prl'KI'. hruk1., !lh1•a1 Dr• K :>.IMO W 17th :-01 ("1..,1,1 M1.,_:a~ .:!24!1 lnfra1·1'(J l)ynJmH·-; SHIPPING ASST rec;pond for •wttlnA up or dt>n.. rontrolhni; Ill\ 1•11 Lory & ball" or lud•nA Ex per only Sulury rll'~Olla hie Apply an pt:•rscm, 3123 W MarArthur. S A Sllll'PINC: <.:Lfo:ltK t•rt1m1· SJ !>O 11l"r hr l'l(·ai.1• rall ('hra!I .it 540-522'.! ~lft1•J•1N<: t'Ll'!ltK ,.; x 111• r n t• l" l' ., :. J r y ltt·11p11n!11hlc• rull llllH' µo:ullon w .. mull pro )tC'S.'llVt' l.'0 $,'I ~ hr <'u 11 ~3632 for uppl lo I t l;rr11•f 111lt!<l c; rt·bral l'uli.y .. >4li :.1t;(I I 1·arh1·r l'rl' S1·h1>11l ( 1• r 11 r I (' ,1 t 1· II r t• X 111·n1·nc· .. I lr:i K JO t•1 I 11r H JU lo J <'u II fur ,, 11111 hi() llHO.'O T 1-:A1.: llJ-:H lltX)Kto. ,.:fo!I' '(; A Svuih ('oa11t lJu1jlllcll1> 1•11 ll t'.: ,. Ill•' ,1 n 1 m lll(.'IJllllf• lllH'Ollll: for a llkki.>'~ & l>us m :1th tearh1·r ror 11)11111111.ii. <.:.ill :>JG~> for .ira 11n mc<lault-111h•r llll'W ,,. ~:.1 rd 1n1: Iha., \lrtl 111> 110 r tun 1 t y A I~ o 1 n 1t·rv1l•w1111o1 olhN ft1tur1• blN OCSS lt•111•l11n~ 1111::.1 lllHl.'i Tr•l c•phon t' Opt• ra I or l'htt:f, v.1r11·1I :ohah:i, ~. cl a y S I W l' l' k • -(; II I) II h1·n1·r1t:. Nl•wport1•1 11111 111n .l11mhor1•1• IM , N II ff+! 1700 x!JJ() Jt1h11 ,.,.,,., to:o .. : TELEPHONE SALES STOCK GIRL N1•w..>i11:1!)1:1 '>lib'> 't 1101 Necd1'<1 ammedtatt!IY for rlhf?ne. 4 tu 5 hr::. ii day i.tor k an f:a ll hton :d $200 & up t11mm wk wnmen's w1·11r 11101 c 111 1-:Xp. prc•f Ovt>r 21 I.I) fo'ashaon Island. Only ex Nl'Wllj)Upt.:r r:nt. 835 G4!>3 l)('r nc•1'(1 upply pli•as1·• I lo:tPM Only Ci.Ill Apply an Pt'rSon I.II Tow Trul·k Drr v1·rs 1·x Apro!Xl' fo'a_shaon li>land fl('r'd Top p:i y Apply 1tr1·1111M4 2G52 <;&W '1'1;WIOI(, 711111 (111S.4ilfl('(l A11) 114:! !)6711 Ohm .. Wa\. (' M IA~ 1:.ir.2 Double Value! "KELLY" Would Be The One! Secretaries ' Typists Receptionists Word Proc. I .im.: &. :.hort l1•1 na ,1, '11111mrnt\ Tnp p.1\. 11:. 111 v ;wal 11111~ honm. pr u.:1 am Nl:'v,•r J fo1• In 1111' 11:1:1 M'11 :nu;; llu~1111•sN <"lr llr Sutt\• WH 11 rrnt llll!lmr 111•,H"h 1117 :lil!IH 1<11111 w .1m1·r A\f• :i;i 1r, I .• 11•111.a N11!11t•I ll!ll lr.->'12 n •1:;·1 ( ·.1ho1 llu:1tl t-.riual Opµ ,.:mp M lfo' L---------J TYPIST /CLERK To perform a variety or dcncal and typani: task!! <:cw1d 1y111nA i,ka lls re qwr\'<I J'l e:i::.~ ,•nn t 111•l M r i. Whrle for mtcrvat•w 1111 prnntm1·nt Paul Dosier Associates, Inc Costa Mesa, CA 1714t 556·7075 Equal Oppor Empl WAITRESS· Exprr for reurcmcnt home <lining room, Pltamc Apply Newport Valla . 4000 lfrlar111 W ay . NO 64.2·S861 l'T Wmtress. days t-:xp'd only. Pvt Country Club. 644·5404 Wrulrcsscs & exr1er1f•nccd kitchen help. All 11h 1fl11 available. Apply arter 4, Mon-Fri Maone's 2701 llllTbor Blvd CM Ask for AKC Golden Re triever 631·3875 Pur-"i. xlnl hunters, wtr r-or...L.. 1055 do..:s. fam pell! 44 --r ~ Ulamp titles 493·6861 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Pal.lo Sale, Tue & Wc.-d. i aN, AKC pup:,, 11 M March 20 & 21st, 9am at.mums. B M salver & 4pm J2(l> Bayside Dr . lack11 Top s how CdM SlOVl', sewing Special <."Onsa<lerallon to machine + numerous \how homes !''arc van a~m.;,, tage c la:.sac . 646 9609, L d b & ~te.13 While Jenny an rn Qicker Sp1101cl pupp1e:. AKC. buff $14!5 $150 64.2 319'.! mullrt'l'.111, :t m atchUlJt h1 chrs ;Har seats Booster seat. bed ra ils & wooden ploy pen K381 Norfolk, II 8 SJG..8007 Toy Poodlr puppai.'s, AKC. s alver m u le . ch amp Honel 1060 b I o o d A d n r a b I l• •••••• •••••••• ••• •• ••. • ~7-8.'llO fncJlish Sodcle NL.-00 rcAist.ered Samoyc.>d W1lh 2 fClrlbs & Enf(hs h w/1tood t-onf1rmat1on for bndie Excellent cond1 Mud!ierval't>$46 13211 taon 1 Only Sl7S Call ~ Golden Ret I year old --- AKC rcg111tered. Fem J.wltry 1070 Aflt.•r 6 eves S4IJ 4050 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l,,11J1r .. l UK MarqUl!lt' Standard Poodlt!, apn rol, rl1Jmu111J. wl'(Jdin~ -,ca fe male, AKC, 1 mo~ All "' t IJ<li.!Ul'lti·'· <: I I\ shoL,,hou.~c tnuned. lov 1•1•11 ;)r,:1110 N ··~11 t-s ku.11> Must sell, R"'"lt r l'I rz27 back to work HitO 1277 ' · ' . Mi~ 1010 Ii; VOUT dog rUJ1nm1-: your ••••••••••••••••••••• •• hfc'' IN JI OMI'~ Ot>G UJGG"''-ET"''-S TltAINING C;HOUP ,,__ ,,_._ {Tht• Cobb M clhod US('d t•xelu."v1·ly > 7141731 1356 fneto Y°" 1045 .•..................... deun l:'rs . !168 2 157 Hwry D.~tt Maryunnc 8600 Hamilton Ave. HB 536-8775 Wheel cha ir Eve rsl & --------- Jt."fllWlKS Premiere. S7S TV. a.lo. 842 62tll HIA. Steno lotl --...................... . POSTOFFICE ROXfo;s Beautiful 25" color TV. 2 If your urt> ln need or yr wmty free delivery I' O box an II fl Ca II S12.8 646-j7116 • lkach 1'011tal Ser vit't' · _. ---- ~100 Sule Tape recorde r . -Sony, Model TC ·630. l lo6p1tal hed. wh~elcha1r. S t e reo r ee l ·lo·ree l wul~er, 55!J 36Jh wkdys, w/power amp, Jllnt cond. 833-~ eve&. wknds__ mi cash. !>47 11145. oo gul uquanum w / wood Ste~ receaver/ph<>no 1 stund Power plus 600 yr old good rond Sl~ pump Sl75 26 .:a I &. • · many more Maki: orrcr 642~ anytam_e_. --- 64S-IMO'J Giant Screen TV. Save ... tcel•••• hundreds or dollars at Wtllhcl IOI I mam.d'acturer 's sa mple ••••••••••••••. ••. ••. •• clearanct>. Su per ~IC· turc>, exr1l1ng bargloa. W.AHTID SILVEll $ Ph o n r :>40·2505 o r & I ot bars. puy S7 ea 759-0590 Wi:-take MC • f>Tt-1964 1·oans. pay $4 50 Visa, ttol A. Cll OfW dollar r;u:c v:alUI! -----()ant• 557 3S3'l ' ZJ" color Magnavox TV stAm.-'O combo. $300. Wunlt..'11 stamps & roanti 67S.3420 Pnvutt• <"Ollctlor Pay:. --- mort' than d ,uler.. t:vcs loah&...-. m~ .,.,_ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Office,.,,..... &1015 G11a1.. '°to llfli,...... . ...............•...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• $14,000 Xlnt new & us<.-d ok furn. Monne hardware & sup plan talcs. wk twnche!> pb 1 •CNWl <.: ~ SUHl'LUS63t 2777 cs inr approx. _.,.,., ~P & 4 excl. dist. Inv M Cal. loni: hair ,..,.m 1thorlhair spayed cat Good w/k1cL.'1 646-11669 from your hmunc~:. C'urd S4:.'nd om.• <·a rd for each lal( plus Ont' i.parc We return permunenlly scaled allruct 1 vc tag & strap, mcel •nl!: airline· xtr11 I 0 reqwrcmcnL~ Prl! ·T-L··.·L-L··.-P-ll_O_N-.. ••· vent 108S & theft 1 1-'or u r r R I ed I " N s· w L', R J N ,. LYNCH .E 731·5l3t IU k Lab/Uclgaan Sh f'p max puppies G weeks MS-3389 afl 6 8050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used l'\Jmature & Appliances-OR I wall sell or SELL fo r You MASTEllS AUCTIOM 64M686 & 131·9625 <.:ASH PAID r'or gd used tum, •tnll qucs&clrTV'11957 8133 Scar.i Klm: sm? bed. box 11pring, mattress. hdbrd. frame. Also Med dlnrng set. tbl, 6 chrs, credenza 6422932 For 11ale, Early Amen can pcn;ooa az tag c.-nc ose " ,. u wallpape r. fabr11· or MA C 11 I N E M a Jo r loah. '°'"'" 9040 "Day Clo" paper & we brands, lari:e dascou.nli.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• will l>uck & tnm your sulcs & ser vire Phon 17' Baybner Mutiny '78. Ill~" Or try two l'anis Tron1c11, 15095 Bl!ach 130 Vo lvo eng. und~r hacktoback Bl vd Westm1n1sl e r . warr lnclds lTlr, bnstol l'HICES !D4.-0720 cond Must sell 6'5·1.271 S2 ea or J/S.S 4/S UIJ<S SI 60 ea '78 Sur ab-330 TS o ut 6/9tal(!1$1.50ea Desk nat Lop, Walnut d.nves,85hours.Loaded! 10ormoreSl40ea 40"X75",Gdrawers.71"2" ~mph plus. Stored on SalL'll Tax Included overhanJC S350 <19'·7551 trBJler. Must aell/bellt of· NO CARO? ~r Draw your own o r :.end DESK. office typt>, 60x3-4 7ll-1116t-..t numc. address. phone & metal, $150/oHcr. Dys, 54.1.1 ~oocw ........... t 752--J t94, !':vs 673-4382 -& _. we'll make on~ card per Ask ror J erry Perk las wg. Add 25teach. Copter, JM VQC Ill, dear St.'fld check or money or copies, good cond. $19951•-------- dcrLO: or best offe r. Norins PILOT PllMTIMG Realty. 494-8057 P 0 Box 1560 Qlsta Mesa. Ca. 92626 6' x 3' Formaca top desk , 6 drwrs & desk access O'NcJIJ Supersuit. Taped llarterexcc. posture chr. seams U sed o n ce 2 13 /595 6657 o r USED BOATS Sel«t from over 100 ACTION BOAT C714tllM8tt doesn't flt SllO 548-02S6 714/5.\2-<nOO --------· fldrm set w/mal trcss & Carpel Miil Clo.i;eout.s 1.4( <.'OOf. tbl , 2 s ide chrs. lit metlll desk Xlnl <"Ontt 640-5891 17!>4·1800. Sell walh t:A.SE! It's a BRl!:EZE Class1rled Ads 642·56111 box. $450/ofr 963-311!1 aft Nylon Plwsh $4.00 & up 6 549-81811675-5006 Coming In April Tem ll ..::~'lhl-\t"'.> llo' po,pOUPPi ~7S07 "'Aeu13~ Save SUI ll"s my to c1ute n~w window l/ealment' II'' wrprtl•naty usy to sew tlepnl IWl&S. jlbOIS, COfnlGH 1ncf d11pe11ts for "'"" room. bt<l100lli, den Add w11mlh, ~ c.llafm 10 tny room Pat· te1n 7so7. 11mple d11ttlr0f'I\ SUt for tKh paltern Add 40l u cll pattern lor 111$1 elm 111 m•rl and 11andhn1 S.d '9: Miu .... • Needlecraft Dept, 105 Dally PllOt .. 1'J, Old a... Sta. ... '"" IY 10011. P1l11t ...... ..._, ZI• Pettenl lllllllMf. NtW1N(JWI 0111 1979 N([Ol[ C«NT CAIALOC-o.e1 200 llOllU· Ill dGICllS. J tree rtltlM p!lftled llllldt Selld 75 UHs ... 1tSU. •st SI.St llM*l/lllf ,,..... lut •• ,........ ••. . . I.St 111 ..... ' ........ 1.51 I~ ............ IJt In.NII~ ..... l.51 llMlll '1 an.-11 Ut IU·Hldl ·~ hkll US •1M111 'rl '"' Clltl •. us ................ l.lt m ... ·=-'•" ltMlllflll • ........ l.• 1•11.,.... -.. llNIMrc.llle.. . • ... •• ---.. lllOldlll wlll--.... .... c-.,. ..... 11 ............ • ... ='l~rl"~ Ut:r.:;.. I~ 0... -...,.. Ptllt\ ...... I IZ·Mil .... ~ . ·1 jlCllltl. Pt.a auo "" -. Ill~::~ .. • FM ...... .,.... •• ,I -:g ......... =.... 1 ... S : nr::T..::: 1: , WAREHOUSE CLUI ..... d ... ··-· .... ::-:V =:: c~ ...,::;.....;::ir._.L-_,,_...., lalboa Marin •, Tha t 'c; pot.pour-rt : a confused collectaon, a m iscellaneous m ixture, a hodgepodge. 549-96 71 for appt. E.O.E.M/F. $200WHICLY PT r esea r c h l n11 O('WSp11per items. No ex pericnce nee . Write World Wide Publl11hlnl(, 1133 Tower Rd Schaum burg, Ill. 601.95 X Roy Tech. Port lime G 10 hrs prr week . Fashion Island, N . 8 640-4940 .Mlrchmldt .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antique Music Boxes! Slot Machlnell Clocks! llUOESELECTION ...... c. .... , ........ ....,." Open Wed. thru Sat LtmJCetterin•, Irv. (714) 754-1771 AMTIOUISHOW --. AkD SALE Hlrii.ntton Center Mall, Aclfil 5.6.7 ,a. Exhlbltor 1pace available. EM PIRE EXHIBITIONS. MW:Ml. *"'•i:• IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREIGHT DAMAG£D llOl'POINT SALE . U08 W. WatMr nr HarbOt, 8Ml.a Ana. '79·2121 8AROAINS-UNd rtfnp, .....,.., df'Jra, 1anar. Nit ...,., .. MS"Y.•1191 .... t Appl ....... aa.me r Pilot Potpourri It our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK by extending 1avlng1 of up to 50 percent. It's• good time to clean out end spruce up. ~ ..... --. ... -· :.: ."::;!--.. APRIL 4th (Wect.> """ APRIL 7th c1a1.1 •Have a GARAGE SALE! • Sell your extra PLANTS It GREENERY! • Get your neighbors t09ether & have your own SWAP MEETt ! ! Adt are limited to ml1celleneou1 merchandiH for u le only! I (No Aeel Estate) Write 1 word Heh tpace, minimum ala ad I• 3 llnH. THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! ! ! Fiii In the Hendy order blenk below -00 IT TODAY! I I t NO. Of 4 DAYS WOADS 12 5.00 16 6 .00 20 7 .00 24 8.00 28 9.00 32 10.00 • 36 11 .00 40 $12.00 If you ne•d more room for your me11•0• juat print or type 4 word• p., line end Md S1 .00 ex tr• for Heh tddftlOn" tine. ------------------------------------------~-----, ............. "" "'°' ,.....,. H .. ""'A1NM ..,. (WM.I llw A,.. 719' (let.t .... • ch•nge .. ..,,. No •ete fer • ..., ....................... la"" otMell °' "'°"' ..... , Or OIHWt CMroe lhe Id 81tnkAmctr1carCI, VISA No M UltrCherqe No . . ... E11 p1r-e• ....... .. E•olrt•., .•....•• ,, Ptlont .Are• COOt ........ . l:A"1o: orenge· co88t"oii1ii 'Pil0i'ci8'iemed ~9·;·;;:0:·94>. 1HO, DOW. lar-lt., Coeta Me1a, CelW.12121 or bring Into one of th• Dallf Piiot oflloe1. DAILY PILOT Tn. Of•nQI C.O.\I Dally Piiot ..-ttrvn tne r19n110 t<lll or rtfKI .. ny edvertlt t"9 '"' • ..... ~ Ii I ~ I iii h~• m"" '"" tn \g M u..,I rll ~ .. 1 \l I' 1'4tl l11tl• ~·.irio .!:! H h11tthl•C• ~JI.Illa ~Jlln h, 1.t ,\l,•rt• 1 I l I 1111 1·0• t'I I l\r \ t>.•.iut \~klnt "U, 1'.KI l'I' "4t> 11-f I" '72 Intern tional X lnl •••••••••••••••••••••• f conJ rower Jsi:tr Jlr 1'h.t1ltr I u"urv Ml or 7$ ~ 714/1>'73-6672 mut1ir ViJl'ht ... J..OfUI hll· llt \JJ1h .... ~·dtly t.1~217~ •>t 1,75 CM, YACHT WAMTED lo """" tiO ~I' m u'l ht' 10 >?• .. Jd l"Ontl ttocl.1·d m "IH area, will ht· lL't·J Iv ''"' offil't' 4. met•llnits Will take .i v1•ur lt'U!tc o mun•. 01>t1oi1 rw1:nt1ahl1• C::ill Mr T11hh, IW$ IHOO Boak. Soll 9 0 6 0 ....................... 4J' Schoek Keld1 50hp lllei.el ll1i:hest quality M J s t er LI u I I d t• r ' ~ l'ersonul SlrJ.~00. (714 ) "T1 (ff l!:V 4 whl dm t' I' L Truc k Campa :.ht'll Loaded & sharp SOOOO, rn 2571 T1 Bhm•r WO Cl E:1.lr11 l1t-un l,oJdt.'d Lo m1 6'Mr337U Tn.clo 9560 .........•...••.....•.• '74 FORD COURIER Many extras! Must sell. 0 11ly $1595. Call 645-6287 or 640-637 5 ~-1542 i6" ,., ton Chevy p1ekup. Air, Powe r . 8' bed Wei.ts all 32 w t ~lip w shed M1ckey64S-M93 l..:.tuncht>d Ort '78 C!>lm - - leak interior & dt•cl. '67 Ford PU. Reblt eng. WEIUY USED CARS I Al.I. UHdC'or Mar 540·5830 1011 \SO\,~ SO\' • l IN1'0l N Ml H1 llAY 2S2e HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USIDC41SI we·~ lbe oew Chevrolt>t dealerstup tn the In'"" Auto Cenler. We nt{'d your used car! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 AulOCenler Dnve IRVlNE 768-7222 WANTED! *l's* DISCOUMTID . I P&COMPARI!: •DATSUNS• IArtts.a.dkMI Of AIModefs SA1.£S.LEASING PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 2.84511ARBUR BLVD 540-6410 540-02 I 3 Late m odel Tu)'ol a :1, Volvos, Pickups &. Vans. call us today ! ll•W!l'~~P"W.-.~""" "We need to buy clean Da~un used cars" SW"tlf Pay Top Dollar$ Mondly. March :9, 1979 DAILY PILOT Bnlliant red with parch menl tnlr New brakes. tune, new Pirelli tires 7S4-7782 i8 30()0 MetalJc green Mint cond. Unde r 2Q,()O( mi. Full warranty Pvt Pt,y. Must Sell. Best offe1 over $17.000. 714·675·7861 '65 VW Sqbuck, J:as saver Xlnt cond. New paint. "18SevUJe, fully eqwpped, Sl2'7S. 846-3648 llhr interior , must sell. "76 Dasher . AC, 4 spd. Sl2,000. 646-77G8 aft 6· AM/FM. Good cond. '73 CDV. dnt cood, all $3500 551-9445 xtras. fuJI pwr . 58,600 mi, uses reg gas. $2695 673-0988 Auto for sale '74 VW Dasher wgn Yellow 5 4 K m 1 . S 2 . 0 0 0 . ·79 Eldorado 2 tone 546-1.330/979-29381644-555-t Blue/Silver. Loaded. Sky '70 VW BUG Xint cood. roof $19.000. 640-1796. New brakes Death '68 Classic. lookt0' good. forces sale $1800. $2200 S17 2416 548-8Zl3 '79 300SO turbo d iesel '67 VW Squareback. new sunroof, ma,>le yellow. k ores. new battery, motor IDl,aft 6PM 897·4500 runs good Good "work" "16 Eldorado Convertible. Loaded. Lt. blue. White lthr int Beaut1ru1 $15.000 f'1rm Days 714/ 6216-2989 Eves 624-48i8 FOR SALE MERCEDES '72 2!M> SE dark blue grey leather lntenor $7,900 532-40!11 or 830-6686. 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "70 MGB. good coli'Cntion, $1600. 494·4275 all 5:~PM Opel 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• car $~ 531·9610 Vol•o 9772 "76 Seville, loaded, qwck • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • saJ e $f1)()(). VOLVO 833·2238 days. SALES. SERVICE AHDLEASING OVEKSEA.'i DELIVERY EXPERTS lARUIKE VOLVO 'W Cad CDV. 1 owner, m good shape, aJI extras. ftnc int. $1100. Cos ta Mesa 545-0529 77 Seville. It blue/blue int, 19.000 mi, all xtr.1s PP SI0,000. 751 4314 , ~265.9 1011\'SOX & so~ • llNCOl.N·MEHCllRY I 978 MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD • ZEPHYR COST A MESA 4-door sedan . 6 cylLDder . _M_A_R_K_I V. 1974. New auto • au · power steer Ing, power brakes. (2 . 4 engme, takes reg gas. doors & 2 • 2 doors to Wife 's car , like new. choose from . (Lie sa>oo. 67S-Sl20 or 673-2924 447UZV) e.g.. t933 $4695 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-5630 I t77 MBCUltY COUGAIXR7 White oo white · ta.n lo· tenor. V-8. auto. P/S & P /B. C ruise control AM /FM stereo. I Lie 797 TPl) $5995 540-5630 1011\'SO\' & SOX • LINCOLN·MEACUA Y 2626 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA Dodrp 9935 ..........•..••.••..... '&I POL.ARA 4 dr Good sobd car PS/ PB. AC. Steal at $675 631 5823 If NI ~SOX & SOX • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA 12 Col. Park 9 pass v. ag. White. fully loaded! Xlnt' $2,000 675 6161 1976MYCURY COUGARXR7 VeUow grt-en vmyl roof V-8, auto. Pt S, P •B. air Low m1lcs (Lie 579PCN 1 S439S 540·5630 '76 DodRe Colt 2 dr 4 s pd. 2626 HARBOR BLVD ~nd. S2000 t'irm. COSTA MESA Pot;itavci;-;.;-;; sell your 74 Mercury V1lla~e; Mo~-· car-lnJ<'k \'an ot no cost tego, 9 pass. A IC. P IS. to you M7 7018 · P B. re~ f(as Bcf!IAM or Aft 5pm 675-Ul83 1966 llarbor Blvd COSTA MESA 646-9303 540.946 7 ·77 Cad cpe llhr. all fac ·55 Cornet AC Good tocy eqwp. Lo mi, wires tram>portallon $500 I 975 MERCURY Loaded Super buy Must New trans, oew tires CAR STOLEN Need ~ P P 841S-2580 e\ t•s Cmplt brake job. $2500. clean depend. car. truck. COSTA MESA DATSUN '70 GT. $1900. Good coodilloo 548·3695 ORANGE COUHTY VOL.VO $'7250 642-"504. <197 l205 COUGARXR7 White on wh.Jte V-8, auto. J1 s. p t b , air. Cl.1c OCl3RZl-.:I -&1&5250aft 6PM etc. Ha ve cas h. (213 I HOBIE Io· '77 Fo r d-C ou r~ 926-0168. 2845 HAROBOR BLVD 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "75 Sed Deville. w/crw!te '76 Aspen R T 2 dr wtute red \II Julo p 'I, cntrl. stereo, 181\1 m1. P b . xlnt cunJ r P b I u w h l. Very c I n Dl5'J633 ~l <714 1759 0067 AM FM. 5·s pd trans'. SCASHFORCARS 540-641 540.0211 loah, SUps/ long hed 53,000 m1 Top dollar for clean cars '73 Datsun 610. Gd cond. '68 911S. Champagne yellow. Recaros. stereo cass. alloys, spoiler, etc Super Cfll'ld. 29,000 m i on eng & trans. 842·2507 ask for Bob. 770.2841aft 6PM EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer tn Orange County! 644-11)3() '79 L1m1ted Edition. fu'd 9940 Coupe de Ville' Phaeton .... ,•••••••••••••••••• 540-5630 lfNl~SO\' & SOX Docks 90 70 s:noo. 64H783. 770-2682 & trucks, paid for o r not! Sl795 lbst ofr. 551-9179 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n Chevy Luv. lo m1 . up· HOWARD Ctt.•rol•t 759-lOll __ _ BUY or LEASE DIRECT • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR Bl VO SUPS AVAILABLE i:r ade whl-; & tires. Dove&Qua11 st~ '76 KING CAB YAC Newport 1>41! 0551 rad101htr. red. like ou (Near MacArthur, ·64 Porsche 356SC. xlnt mechanical. new paint/· t1res /uphol. S6800. 838-6536 Mm~~ Hard top. looks ltkt' con vcruble Like new. Mr~ Olsen. 7!'>' ltlOI COSTA MESA • Ph 5.59·8419 Bristol&Jambort>t-I SpokesandSunroo( Boat Slips Wanted . . NEWPORT 81-;ACJI S3600or 72 EL DORAOO Con 11ert1ble, Russet t''t w /bone leather 1nl Every opt. Xlnt rond SS,000. 645-3200 evc:s 061 Cplony Park St. 9 pa!>s !oil Wi:n Radio. A tC. ,di p<>wcr opts. er cntrl. lll'W tire,, & p1:ttnt & mor1• •kally 'hHp S800 1142 7tf14 !\Ir Dukt•. 1115 6015 64 GMC VG. 4 s pJ, new ... ~ 1~,. best offer llrrs. new starter. new -· ...,.... •'5'V 645-7286 2025 S Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 :tl'Vbt.>rth,J'wrnnl> L~e battery . $400 /bst :·~·••••••••••••••••• --- w :lbr l'Ondo S775 4943134 -9707 '76 610 wgn, AM/FM, 4 tl7S 1~ '711 Ford Ran~cr 4 whl ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd, lug rk, 62·000 m1. •77 911S Targa , rulty loaded. 6K m1. blk on blk. must see. 646· 7768 aft 6. Trmisporlotion rlrivc 13,000 mi 4 s pd. "T1 AUDI Wagon. 15.000 $2600. 645-4783. 770·2682 m i. lmmac, AM/Jo'M :.hell. aux lank. reg fuel cass. A /C. $6500. Ph '60 3568, SUNR<:nh', new everything. 646·5210, 536-«>95 L~ s.tection Ol'NEW '79 VOL.VOS 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tGM) 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ······••·••············ ~.so1~1 Rent t•lt' S9.200. 963·6664 673-6360 '78 280Z. AC, 4 s pd. AM /FM stereo cass. SleS/ofr. 838·2430. IN STOCK Immediate De li very' MARQUIS MOTORS 28IKl2 Marguente Pkwy. '71 Camaro, New paml. brakes. shocks, tires & accessories. Vinyl top Can .in very good eond $2500 o r best offer \ ... , ......... , .. 11.0.. .. , ..... . .,,,,..•.,.of""'" ,..,..,... '77FORD MUSTANG tr Coupe. Aulomat1e. iur rond . pwr sleenn~ & brakes. radio & vmyl to11 <673SMQ> Stk 17891\ 9120 '$ Ford :v. ton PU. Rbll AIBtin -9709 V-8 XJnt cond. $1150/bs l '00 4 spd. Station Wagon. Por. '76 Turbo low mi. Mint cond 0030 PO... 70 91 l S TllrCJa Rare, low mi. Mint cood. <X»4 '78 FORD W AGOH •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• ofr 631·5687 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ;1 C..1mp!•r !f :slccflS t> Little red sports car. New Newly painted. Runs s uper. $1 000 /Bes t 631-24~ Mf~IONVI EJO 831-2880 495.1210 963-~/536-6974 "Fainnoftt Squir•" V8. autom atic, pwr steering, factory 111r cond., AM/FM stereo. luggage rack & ONLY lf<JOJ cond S800 '78 Ranchcro A/C, lo mi, engine. $1500. Call eves. 751 67 42 >.Int cond $5950. 64&-4064 or weekends . a.vroa.t 9920 $3678 '72 164E, aulo, air, power . ••••••••••••••••••••••• _fl4_5-_W1_2 ___ '74 Austm Ma rina, wht. 4 '74 610 Wgn. A/C, 4-spd. fugg rk, AM/FM. xlnt mech. & body. new tires. Por. '6l 356 Cpe. Overseas lm Ports AM /FM. llhr int, Sl900. pp 556-2415 --------•I 8.000 miles! o07VOZ> THEODORE 9150 Vam 9570 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Must Sac '79 Yamaha 750 ~pee , 1~ mt Seib for '78 Ford Vao conversion-~llKS Will scU for $2900 Has pwr. s teering & bl.5~ brakes, afr cond .• radial -r-. --tires, cruise contr ol, 1972 HONDA Els more AM /F M 8 trac k & F.nt1re Htke Reccnlly custom interior which in· Jkbwlt Excellent cond. eludes icebox. table, St, UllO Ca \l eves carpets, s wivel chairs· 4'~1'4747, or see a l <162 Sl l..lke NEW! Pri. ply. A Ann's Or., Laguna sacnfire at $8995. Call ('(·ach (714J 537-5659 or (714 ) '77 SuLuk1. 750GS, hke _637_-JSM ______ _ new Must see $1300 1977 Dodge Tradesman Trade for car. vs 26 000 · d "52JOl"' ... ·0728afit 6 van. • ' mi .. ~ U't.r custom inside, green 2· Soz:ukl 'fS.UIS motorcycle tone special pa1nt. fully ~ ml.,Street/Oirt $490. carpeted & panelled in· Reing transferred over-side, port holes, air :.cas. 714-498-1158 vents, s un roof, high ---back s wi ve l ch a irs. 2 l loda.kadlrt bikes. Great spare tire r ack, wide cdo<Ltion. 675-1883 after tires w/ mags. AM/FM iPM tape cassette. $6450 ---------1 87()-4.564 (F\tUerton>. ~Homt1, SoM/ i'JDodge B200Sport.sman ~/Sto. age 9 I 60 Van. 8 pass & bed. Radio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, pWT brks, PIS. CB. RENT 23' F lREBALL. new tires. er cnlrl & SELF CONTAIN ED more Very strong. REASONABLE. CALL Tre ~e nd ous range 64>2283. w/twtn custom saddle ---------1 tanks. Lower than BK. Trdlen. Trani 9 I 70 -642 -·1- 07 - 4 ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Ford V-8 window van. J8' Traveleze self cont. gd cond. 3Sgal tk, 8 track Cust. bwlt , sleeps 6. &AM. S2395675-4621 xtras. $1995. 673-7787 .......... '7:1 Sunflower. sell·cont. 4 wt.el ..... \Iii/Air & forced air heat, bit-ins. w/Ezy lift hitch, 1971 GMC 3S''--~5000 /bs t o rr . I'-•• 4!(b~. 492-2011. Absolutely loaded with -----------• everything Imaginable ~~ comp. self cont. Tvl. from s u n r o or to lalr. loml. llkene w. S2600 Cuub~ter. SUcker price ot best. 64&-4341 over $20,000 '7i Prowler: Sleeps 7. full SAi 7skin,9g50 bath & •bower. Lots of st.orqe. Beat offer over ormakeof(er. $4000. 1.acludes full awn-Even lf YoU don't buy lt • inl. elec. brake. E-Z lift you mustteelt! hltcb. Seldom used. IOI LOMePIE •ZZll alt. I le wknds. PONTIAC .._fwW. IJ6001MdtllY& ·-•••••••••••••••••• W"t l111llr ~:rt, '52 19U611 63'-2500 ...__••••••••••••••• '74 Ford V•D: Good cond. '41 f'ORD WOODIE 302 .ato trans. $3000. f'V111...aondl $13.000 673·4253 oea wknds. I f7Mllt 67$.°19days. •eo Ralllbler American: '70 Ford E cooo 200, alnlamd. AM/Fii s tereo c111., •'ml &ne. :;:.l;i ~~ t l re• . ' .. "t' • ' •• •41 l . ,, . L_ • , : _· - dr Sedan. suck s hift, less than :.>.000 mi, xlnl cond PP. 5.57·3349 IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I M-M E D I A ·;. E DELIVERY! LilGI SELECTION OFNEW 1979 320i's 528i's ALSO 633csi ·s 645-5980 642·0696 $5778 _si:m __ l_O_B_0_._64_~_1_785 ___ •77 924 Burg wttan. 32K '72 Station Wagon· 4 new radials, lo ma. Xlnl cond. THEODORE ROBINS FORD '74 260Z, good cond, mi. pm strp'g. 165821 Ex AM /FM s tereo, AC. otic Auto Import s 642·7080 S2'750 ROBINS '.2060 HAR80A 8lVO. COSTA MESA 642·0010 "'500/bt..-stofr. 770-0546 -642-~--·------'66GT. 4 barrel, new auto Fiat 9725 ........ 9755 Allfos.U~ tOOSo.CoastHwy. FORD 2060 HAA60R lllVD COSTA MESA 642 0010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• L......-leacla ~~~~~ ~t3:':C~u~Jae~~~ TESTDRIVEOUR AMC 9905 4t4-I Ill '73 Pinto, 1ood cond. w t s pk r s . x t n t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .!!!!11!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I M a a DD .t"antasllc Closeout on 1978 Models 1979 Models now arriving MUST SELL DICK MILLER MOTORS 120W. Wam er,S.A 557·21.32 "LE C •R aga. recent tune-up mecllflrucal cond. Needs "" "76 Pacer. auto. Xlnt. new S900/...,t offr Call 8 5 k S4 OF THE YE •a•• '71 El Camino SS4S4. xlnt ~ · · some mlr wor . 750. ..,,_ tires, tuned. 17mpg. S«).8340 ext 26t. Arte r 5 Ph548-7520 Good inventory 1n stock. C7141759-0067. Ollld. very lo m1, A/C. $4&-5791. llurry while they last! a . .:-L 991 O PB. PS, AM/FM 8 trk in --------'74 II 4 cyl. auto a t:, p l:., MIR ... CLE -""" dash. cstm body & paint. •40 Ford pick up. Nol run· n<'W ures. bat, 20 mpi; ~ •••••••••• •••••• ••••••• 2 sets or wheels High · · bed Be t ff ......... ., .. .a.JR....., ... ULT · rung, oo . s o er sharp. $21.50. 752.90m ~A ~A 'T1 Electra. all extras, perf. suspension. Must takes. 963-2863/SJS..E\974 ---- 2150 Harbor Blvd. good, clean cond. $5,995! see t.o appreciate. Ca ll adlmobiS. 9955 COSTA MESA Call Art 536-2785, SJ6..8405. '71 LTD new eof . & trans. 64§..5700 675-7060 673·9187 --------Make(){(er. Al power. •...•..•...•...•..••... IM STOCK! Classic '70 l2A &Port. Coo· Rois Royce 9756 Call Wday -We may vert ., Xlnl cood . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Bluer, new tires & 842·6760 ---------shocks, custom int. Mus t ---------see to a pp r ec i a t e . 1.971 Ford Custom 4·Dr. LUCKY YOU! '78 Old s Cullt·~., B~ham powder blul' wivrnyl ,.., top. Powder blue velour intenor. pwr brk. & s tee ri n~. ttlt wheel, crwse <.'Ont. pwr window. t> way prw seat. AM t FM stereo radio $6,700 /make offer Day~ 96.5-0623 eves 5.59·9362 have t he pre -owned S2500torr .. 645·3498 .• At •t DEALER IN U.S.A. BMW you a re looking woril:,833-0070. x-302 I must part with this 642-5607 PS, PB, Factory Air. Good condition. Make of· fer. Privale Party. Call evenings 645..2613 Cor! HOlldD 9727 831·2040 495-4949 ...................... . ROY nearly nawlcss '72 CEN· CARVER TURY CONVERTIBLE -thJs class ic could be '69 Concours Sta Wgn, new brks. new batt. P /S, P/B, air. well malot, good cond. orig owner . *195/bst oCr. 646-404 1 or alt 6pm. 548·7800 Pvt ply. OltAHGE COUHTY'S OLDEST & Sales&rvice·Leaaing RovCcrYer,htc. Rolls Aoyce BMW 1S40Jamboree Newport Beach 640-6444 CREVIER •-...1~~ •79 ROUS·ROVCE yours . Equipment in· _....... ~w 1s.t0Jamt1oree eludes 454. air cond., HAll...ID & Can ,...wponauch power s t eering and Positively can sell your car lnlek-van a t no cost t.o you. 547-7018 "'" A \'----' ~ brakes, new lop , new MAMY CLOSED SUNDAYS brakes. and AM /FM·8 Leaving state, must sell. '73 LTD. lo ml, aU power , Toca.oo..ITolRt '5i9SiJverCloud 1 track stereo. Reasonably 1974 Moote Carlo. Xlot AM/FM ster. Orig ownr. UNIVERSITY $19,000 =? Phone Keith at ~~&o. 0 ri g owner PP. afl 5. 968 9965 ~-bile 985-4144 · '74 Custom 500 Wht, 4 dr, HOlldD c ... • GMC .__._ 9765 ~~~~~~~~ '6'Qlevy. Front end. fen· goodcond. (571BC0). 'lorf-• 19771Ul,.v d e rs. gr ill & h ood Call847-4525 TnlCkt ••••••••••••••••••••••• -Perfect cond. $100 28SOHarbor Blvd. llFOU YOU 9 PASSEHGB 963-2.863/536.Ql74. '75 Granada, 6 cyf, good Costa Mesa 540-9640 SB.I. YOUR STATION WAGON Ollld. S2'700 or best orrer. OLDSMOBILE 9.PASSEMGER ~TAT10NWAGOH Ugbt tan. full power. low nules tLlc306SFVl $5950 540-5630 1011 \'SO\' & SOX • llNCOLN·MERCU RY Silver. v.s. auto. p/s, '6l Corvair Lakewood sta. 497..J830. '72Hooda600,stereo, TOYOTA. p /b, Power wlndow~.J Q!'~:i.~or bestoffer. -,7-5-0-r-a_o_a_d_a_G_h_i_a_: 2626 HARBOR BLVD Ev-1w1cn$11ds50,"s7c.3t r'I SEE us•. CJ'UISe control, AM/FM --------Loaded. black with plush COSTA MESA & """' ..,. ..-. stereo. CUc 433 RYA) n....· I 11 in . $39 1 SJ • H OADWAY ... ,.DftlHS TOY OT A $3995 l'Vltlllve y can se your red t. 37,000 mi. 50 .73 CUU Su SAHrA AHA "15 Civic Hatchback One ,.._~iON VIEJO car·Lruck·van al no cost Call all day Sun wkdays a:>8 preme cp 835·3171 Owner.Makeorfers orA"'5630 toyuu.547-7018 al\5494-8189 Auto, &Jr. new tires & MS-365S 8ll·Zaa0495-1210 """'" ----------------1 batt. t()()";, mcch. Super Tiit! UlTIMATE OfllY•NO MACNtNI '76 Chevette. &state sale. '73 LTD wag. 55,000 ma. cln. Must sell. $1695 · •USID IMW1• ....... 9730 '77 Trk. Cooversn, ~gls 39,000 mi. auto trans. New tires. Loaded. Xint 642-4504. 722002TilS/R (5735SMG) ....................... ~· apec. int. & paint, front disk brakes. Body cood. $1800962·6139. Plnto-------9-9-5-7 '732002•apd C384JSP) Jaa '811 Mk II. 3.4. ' dr bt·fl , wheels, tlre5s. 2628 HARBOR BLVD fair. No a/c, mech'I xlnt. • '--_._ 9945 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7620mS/fl (497PHJ> sedan. One owner. Xlnt Demo. 12K ml. 3851 · COSTA ME$A gas saver . $2095. 759.0555 ~ T7320;AS/R (030TKJ) cond.Mornings,64()..2973. Main. S.A. $49·0966,. _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "75PintoWagonV·6,auto '71530; hpS/R (01T9l ..__ 9712 838-6335 78 Regal. V·6 Turbo. '75 Monte Carlo, perfect '77 Versailles, loaded, tra.M. 20mpg, low miles. lS/R ( -loaded 5 yr wrnly Lo oood loaded S2600Flrm moonroo<. lo mi. must $2900/offe r . (7 1~ l ::=.:.SIR (:SJos) ffH••••••••••••••••••• H~ rE~S~ Sfo~c!t! mi. S7500. MS-2795. • 67S·io22. 449 Seaward aell.•2827 548-8625 alter 5 p.m. & 1133111 ; 4tp. SIR (03IR> ~~~erJY0:1°=· C.llca, lo miles, xlot c •• 9tl 5 Rd.. CdM '64 Continental. fiil'. lthr. :i~~~~t ~~k~7a~!~ CloMd S•dlJI ~11882 • • • cond, blk on blk 848·$163 ....................... '71 WAGON $13)0/bst offer. eva lit clau cond1tlon. Air. M2·11S5 '77 Pinto Wagon. Looks & Mmdl 9731 '77 C.llca, air, stereo, ft ' luggage rack, radials, "13 Mark IV Unc. Coot. =.f:.~nnMust sell IOI McLAl8'11 radials, alvr metallic, oew battery. See to ap· 27K ml, mint cond. predate. $1'50. lm-2873/ = ;I;,b!e~~~~:~:!!: ,..-tt65 'Ill-: _,,. CHllUJI, ..... -.11 .:S.71Jl9 ' 9112-0tOl after 5' runs on reg 1as. $3500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 11119 Chevy Caprtce, 2 dr ~ 7078 "13 Flrebird Es pri ~ A/C. ar._.. C.....,'t hardtop, all pwr, xlnt ....,. .... .., y tllt. Loaded. S2850. Xlnt llllu .. CMfer aand. *5. 542-3368 1977 --rood. 75!M896. • PUICHASI OILIASI YOUIMIW 1979 CADILLAC NOW! • '74 Monte Carlo. air, AM/FM. new tires, 12400. Dys 536·8877. m.arneves '74 Monte Carlo, P /S, P/B, A/C, P.OP. S2400. MO-LCD'J Clltlllr tfZI ....................... 1'71 CHRYSLm COIDOIA COWi Liebl brown. Full power. Lowmlle9. (Lld13NIJ) Sntl MO-laO Cream with sun roof . luxurious interior. Full '76 Graod Prut. Full pwr . ~ low miles. 3 to srvf. Tape deck, cruise choose rrom . (L ie control. tUl whJ . at Ian· SlllSLP) dau lCJP. $4875. 675-7665 S"95 1~evts_·-~~~-~ 540-5630 '7t Trana Am: T Top, 3M mt Loaded. Must sell. 2131918-9046 213/S32.f026 2821 HARBOR BLVD 78 Pbat.lec: Tr1n1 Am Ful· lY lotded. Xlnl condition . 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • l IN< 01 N Mf H< llllV COSTA MESA (.ow milea~. '687S/or ... _, '''° ::-"~.:: 832 .. 765 .. ..................... 1-----:.;..... __ _ lt76MmC•Y MOMAICH ....,..._,8Unr·nd Mlp • ......,, v ... auto, PIS• P/8, rtdlo. Low · low mt.lei. (Uc 410 PQH ) SJltl 540-5'30 '18 Tran1·Am Macho DKM Macho h llh perfonnanc. pk1. t L98 out~ only 200. Hunt,. •pd. beaden, all pwr. a /c . Metalllc brn. w/bthre velour. Gold mq1 It trim. Clnrllo -.Cll-6,M.S. ,, • ..... tt70 ...... ................ . "71 All me. poftt. OH 282t HARBOR ILVO o... . ..o . COSTA MESA .._ t 17 I 1- 1 I t ·' . • ,. . : Cl• DAILY PILOT M nnday M 11:t1 19 IOIQ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cignltl Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar cigarette. LIGHTS LOWERED TAR f, NICOTINE Kiall:12 .. "•:·o.a .. n1conne 1V.perc11••«1.FlC RtponMty'78 100's:121111"11,;'D.l 1111n1c01i1111V.perc1gnn1byfTCMltllod. f I -.......... . ..... .... .. I . 17 -Hunt ington Beach Fountaiii Valley E OITION * VOL. 72, NO. 18, JS CTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA l'our llometown l Dally Ne wsp a p e r M ON DAY, MARCH 19, 1979 TEN CENTS, Iran ·Isn't Sole Oil Cut Villain · Nt<;W \'OHi\ c P • M.1n' 11f th" root... 11( i\m1•1wu ·., IU/11 t•n1•r.:y \'rlMS "''rl' 111 1>h11•1• .at ~1011 1t111f .1hr11url t'Vt•ll twf1>n • .,lnh· 1n Iran 1£-cl to a IO \\t•t•I.. ... 11uttit1\\n 11f thJl nation!> pc.·troh•lun pm dut'(Ulll l>om'''ll(' fot lor' 1111 luch· 1 I ''"' 1111nm1·ntul n·.:uh1t1on-. 12 1 u !>\'Stt>m of µr1t·1· 1·011lfol ... anct 'upph Jllt~'JllOn!>, und •:l • boonun•• .1uto und .11r tr .1H ·I l'hl'''' f.1t•t111' hu\l' 'truinl'd both ;1 l11n111•cl 'Ufl 111) of crud,· 011 •Hill J llmth'll ~•mount of rdinini: r.1pat•1t\ TIU: IRi\1'1 \~ 011. t'l TO• •.. \'-0 tht' \uli:.equt•nt n •,ump t urn of Oii prod1wuo11 JI hJH '" ~fl· rl!\olullon lt.•H·I. uni\ 111.11h· .1 tight ~11uut1on llMhlt'r * * * • * * Bl•fun• thl• fJll or the shah and the shutdown of Iranian 011f1elds l>t•t• ~'6 lrun prov1<kd 5 petcent of /\menca's t'rude 011 needs. But m111t• than t1111f of lnrn 'i, oil shipments were of the "light." low· i.ulfur v.H ll'l) th<1l 11> relatively easy lo turn into gasoline and heal· lnM ml Th,• ''1111;.11lnw nt or these exports came on top of a dec1s1on by -..Jullt A1 :it11a l..t~l year hm1t1ng hght c rude oil exports to 65 pt'rcent of tht•1r total i.h1 pments · In 'It'" t1f lht· lo:.i. of Iranian exportl> conlmuutaon of Lh11> poll<') will tuntnhult• to the abnormality of today's crudt! 011 murket.s:· S:J):. l'1t1bunk petroleum economist John Simpson. .\T llOMt:. ~'HILE AMERICANS' CARS arc gettmg better mileage than eve r. drivers have been takmg to thP. road m greater numb(!rs. Last year . gas consumption rose 3 percent ove r 1977 '~ level, a percentage point g reater than the trend or the past fi \-l' years' annual growth But the raw figures don't t<>ll the whole t&le. Ret'ause or anti pollution rules, most new cars contain catalytac convPrters Tht• converters are destroyed by le ad, an octane booster in gasohnt-. so motonsts must use unleaded fu el. which is harder and more costl} to refine that the t'Onve ntJonal variety. Many new cars require premanum-grade unleaded fuel, which as t•ven more di fficult 10 make than Its low·lest brother ISee '79 ESERGY CRISIS. Page All Coastal Gas Harbour Resident Prices Soar Cou1·t Won't Halt Prices for unleaded gasoline m creased from one lo three cents per gallon dunn~ the past two weeks al more than half thl! servu~e stations cont<1cted in " Daily Pilot sampling along the Trial of Doctor Maren 15 Maren 13 82 March I 819 feo 16 19'1 f ..... ,.., lb'l r,,., I 'IQ "·· Orange Coast Across the -board ~uppller price jumps wt>re pas!-.ed along to the tons umer Only nnt· Ch<'vron stalton in Cost a Mc!-a held to a one·C<'nl inc rease when its price from the supplil!r went up two cents the firs t week an March AP Wlf'et'llO\G R ullng without comment. the u .S Supreme Court refused to day to inte rfe r e with the scheduled murder tnal of Dr Jeffrey R MacDonald of llunl· mgton Harbour The high court decision ap pears to m ake it certain that MacDonald. 35. will now.be tried in Ra leigh. N.C .. for the alleged 1970 murders or his wife and two young daughte r:.. dear thl' "a) for the long delayed c riminal µrO('<'l'd1ng Rut MacDonald"s la wyl'f surn.l' quenlly raised a new claim that the fed('ral government·., prosecution r epresents un t'onslituttonal double Jl'Op<trdy The 4th S C1rc u1t Court or With Vietnam J\ppl•ab n •Jl'('ll'd the doubh' Jt>opard) c la im last Ot:tobl!r MacDon<tld 's st•cond Supremf' Court ttppt•al conll'ndt!d that because the 1970 malttary an 'cst1j(at1on had t>nded in PX· onerataon. the federal gov1•rn CSt•c ()()f'TOR. Pagt> A21 , ... . I \• D<11ly Pllol I ll111tr•h.., T HE PRICE WAR Pump figures show the ris ing price of unleaded gas bet.ween Dece mbe r and Mar<'h a t onC' Sarl C IC'm enll' sl•rv1C'L' s ta · tion. Servit'e statio n man<1gers were hesitant to release dates and exact amounts or pt•riodit• price increast•s Fi \'C' stC1taon~ of the 20 contac-ted refused lo makt• an.v comment about the pnt•t.• escalation. Eight to 10-C'cnt price hikes in· the piJsl 90 days wt>re the rule. with increast>s showing a steady upward tre nd during Fe bruary after less frequent price rises in J anuary and gene rally s table rates in the las t half of MUST STANO TRIAL Dr. Jeffrey MacDona ld Doctor 'very Upse4'0ver Trial Ruling MacDonald. who as now dm:c tor of eme rgency medicine at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach. was indicted by a federal grand jury in Ra leigh four years ago. The indictment held h im responsible for the killings on Feb. 17, 1970. or his pregnant wife. Colle tte. 24, and the couple's two children. Kimberly, 6, and Kristen. 3. China Proposes March 28 Talks December. Early Ma rch was the turnmg point. A Costa Mesa Union Oil sl<i· hon manager sa~ his price for By J E RRY CLAUSEN unleaded gas has gone up lhrt.'t' Of 11,. o.uy ~1 ... stMt cents per gallon in the past two Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald or weeks. Huntington llarbour, wbo is ac· G "I have to pass along lhe in· d f I · g h s s1'fe and two CoWlty lo et cusc o s aym 1 t'rease The rc·s just no choice."' daughters in 1970. sa id this he says. morning he is "very upset" with A Corona del Mar self-senc h us s Co t' l'ng More Showe r s' t t' . . upre me ur s ru J s tation manager laments that that h<' must stand trial. competition used to hold ga!'> "I think 11·:. terribll!." Mac· S _ _ _ __,p....,r.....,u.._:, ... • ... s_..d.,..o .... w~n-h._.1~ll ........ s.._· t,..a....,..t i ..... o ... n..__-'O~s.a•d-~y m~ orecast ays ma n agers now are "be1nl:( doublt• jeopardy rig hts have forced by the oil companies to bt•l'n violated. I had a trial in A slubborn storm system that has hit parts of Orange Cmmty with more than an inch or rain in the las t three days seems cer tain to linger thro ugh Tuesd~y. the National Weather Ser vice said. "It will be mainly shower ac- tivity a nd they will be hl!avy nt times," a forecaster said "And lookmg ahead to Wednesd~y. ~l' Just t'an't see any break an this kind of weather." charge more, or we'll go oul of 1970. There was a decision that l bus iness.·· was not ~uilly not that Lherc A Costa Mesa Chevron de<ilN was a lack of e vidence. wryly comments, "Standard 011 ·'Now 1 am forced to stand a prices always used to be higher seco nd trial o n the s ame but everyone is catching up wilh evidence nine years later. Chevron now." H is station ··1t 's an outrage." passed along a two-cent pract> in MacDonald said this morning crease from the supplie r lo the ht• l'XP<'Cl!' that it will cost him consume r last week. more than $500.000 to defend One d isgruntled lluntinglon himself when the trial gets un· Beach Shell manager say:-. he's dcr way in llC:lleigh. had ··so many increase~ lately , I ··1 don't have the foggiest idea can't even keep track of them ·· how I'll ~cl the money." said the The majority o f s tati o n phys1c1an. who hasn"t remarned managers say they arc just as followmg his family's death. unhappy as the consume r about He sa id his attorney 1s Military police who rus hed to then -Gree n Beret Capt. Mac· Donald's quarters a t f'orl Bragg, N.C .. said the three vie· tims had been bludgeoned to death. They said they found the doc· tor suffenng from a knife wound in the chest. They said he told them that four drug·crazed hip· pies had forced their way into his home and attackl!d ham and his-famil¥-- MacDona ld was booked on murder charges a short timl' la ter. But those charges were dropped afte r further invest iga· tion and MacDonald wa~ told there would be no court martial. Late r. he was given ap honora· ble discharge fro m the Army Medical Corps. T he Supreml' Court rulf:d unanimously last May 1, arter Cul· ly studying MacDonald's case. that he could no t charge govern- ment prosecutors with violating his right to a speedy trial before the trial at'tually took place. The May decision appeared to TOKYO <AP~ -China pro· posed today that Vietn,am open peace talks Marc h 28. five days a fter t he date proposed by Viet· nam . to restore normal relation:. a fter their four-week border war. China's oHit'ial Xinhua 1 Hsinhua) news agency re ported. X inhua said t he ·chanese Foreign Ministry sent a note to the Vietnam ese Fore i g n Ministry proposin g that vice foreign ministers from each gov· crnme nt mct'l on a rotatmg ba:o;1s-m Hanobrnd Pekin~ The note said the Chine~· l!O\' ernme nt was prepared lo st'nd Vi ce Foreig n M 1n ist e r Han Nianlong <Han Nien·lung > to llanoi for the first round or talks "lo show the since re des1rt' to the Chinese side.·' C h ina proposed that thl'1r reµrt>s c nt a ti Vl'S di sc u ss ··measures for the restoration of normal relations between the two rountries and preservation of the traditional fril'ndsh1p between the two peoples .. The note also proposed that they "consult on ways to ensurt.• T rame officers throughout the county said motorists had been delayed in many areas becaul>e of mmor flooding. A particularly heavy deluge shortly before 7:30 a .m . today brought tramc on the Newport Freeway to a t'omplete ha lt for nearly 10 minules. hig her gasoline prices . They Bernard Segal of San Francisco. claim inflationary pressure, "We expected at some point in along with hiked prices from the last nane years that sanity Meeting Tonig ht "But we've had no major prob· lems." Californi a Highway Patrolman Ed Sanders said . "Many people have been late for work today but they got there." suppliers. is putting the pinch on would prevail and I wouldn't their total business operations, have to go through this again," plus causing uncomfortable MacDonald said this morning. t'ustomer relations. "Now. we have to fi g ure out Police Pact Due The rain gauge at the Moulton· N1J{uel water treatment plant in Laguna Niguel shows that an Inch or ram fell at th~t ll}r,ntion during the last thret: days. Phil McDaniel, manager of how 1 am going to defend myself Dick Watson Arco a nd Auto nine years taler ." Center in San Clement(', points MacDonald said he doesn't out that as supplier prices in· know whe n the controvers ial crease, the dealer also has to trial will begin. "l have heard In Huntington? add sales tax which increases not hing from the fcderul court in the price of gas even more. North Carolina yet." Huntington Bench police of· ficers and City Council officials may reach agreement tonight on a new two.year contract for policemen. accorind lo sources In city hall . The new downpour brought the season's total to 17.01 Inches, more than five inches above normal. But lhe total ls still well below the fil{ure recorded on this <See lltUN, Page AZ) Other station managers say the increased minimum wage. r ent r ises and hig her main· tenance expenses are putting them in a bind. Nearly all station managers <See GAS PRICES, Page A2l She's Notieed -Hmband-hunier-Gets Cal.I. JULIAN <AP) At least 40 men have telephoned since she put. a notice on the town bulletin board a month ago for a "husband for a good coun- try woman," but she won't say If any was an offer of marriage. Mickey, a 32-year-old mother of three who declines to make her last name public, says the calls have come from throughout California. But none was a "kook call.·· ''On one date. we drank champagne under the atan, •• lbe aaid in an interview. '"Some have been lonely men, and moet of them have been divorced and have a couple of kids of their own." A local care cook. the five-foot, three-Inch Mickey said she's mjoyin1 the busy social life as a popular stn~ woman, adding "( Intend to be going out more." Bandit Robs Pizza Parlor The stage apparently was set for a settlement tonight when of· ficers gave overwhelming ap· proval to key contract pro· A man with a pistol confronted visions Friday. e mployees or a Huntington Sgt. Jeff Cope, president of the Beach pizza parlor Sunday night 233·member Huntington Beach and escaped with $4,225. police Police Officers Association. said said today. the contract wUI meet officers' No Injuries were reported in satisfaction If the council agrees tbe.. lQ;_2f p.m . 41rm~ r®._b:er......=.a~t,_-UJ..._,,everal wording changes... in a Straw Hat outle\tat the comer the proposal. of Golden West" Street and The contract calls for a 14 per- Wamer Avenue. cent pay raise over a 24·month The bandit was described as a period. man in his early 20s. He re· Another key proPo9•1 oaUs for portedly was wearing a black a reopening or ne1ollatlon1 ror ski cap during the robbery education incentives ror new of· ricers. Peace Effort Open8 NEW YORK <AP> - Diplomata from l l countries as- sem blecl here today to try to pre. vent the collal)te of a two-year errort to plde the South African· controlled territory of Namibia toward lndependeMe throqp in· ternationally 1upervi•" elec· lion1.11'e meettna was propoeed lat't •tf"k t11ftcr an increue In fl1htin1' Cope said previously that. the police association wouldn 't bud1e on lls demand• t he\ educaUon incentlvea be con· Unued ror all omcen. The council hq propoeed to cut off pay for officers hired after Sept l. ror Soi~ to eol .... clH .. to lnenaH their profl· clettey. Ofrtdalt lnetead hn• pro· PolH to pay oely for U .. Uon and boOk• few ruture offlcen bul would retain the plan for all cur· rc-ntolftcen Cope has declared that the continuation of education incen lives is vital in attracting top night and experienced oHicers. lie said costs to the c ity would be much less than that required for training new officers. Officials point out that the schooling incentives. which range up to $250 per month de· pending or the number or years on the force and d egree of education, costs $300,000 an· nu ally. Costs have bee n going up because the education incentives climb with the cost of living in· c reases. Cope said police will need as· surance that lhe issue can be re· opened in September. He abo said police are balking at demands that would outlaw strikes. slowdowns , sick-ln.s or picketing during lhe tenure of t he contract. Cope contends that a prohtbl· tlon on picketlq ls a violation of Coo1UtutionaJ rights. Last November and December, potlce orficers stated a series or aick·lna and ror • whl.le refUaed lo 1nue traf· rte Uclteta. culliq off revenue to u.. dt.Y from court rtn". Officers also picketed a number of Ctty ·Council mem· ben bomel and buti.,....., Undfr propoeect terms of the CSft POUCE • .Pase ~· peace a nd tranquility an tht' a reas alon~ their border and then proceed to settle the boun- d<ar) and territorial disputes an'1 that they settle the other dis- putes ex.isl ing between the two countries." Tfte other t'hief issues between the two govt'rnments are the Vietnames1• (lOVe rnment 's treat· ment of l'lhnic Chinese resident:. of Vietnam and the Vietnamese anvasaon of Cambodia that over- threw a pro Chinest• govern ml•nt. V 1<'lnam proposc.d Saturda.\ 1h ~1 t;ilks tx•11in 1n ll;mo1 on Fn· dny The Vil'tnaml'St' !'>aid t'<irlil'r th<il negotiations could began one• week aftt•r a ll Chincsl· troops left Vietnamest• soil. ttnd today Ha noi disputed a Chinese r la am that all Chinese troops had withdrawn from Viet na mf'se territory. Victn11m also warned China ~ lcC:1ders not to forget the lessons America learned in thP last In· doch1na war "Like the United Stales in 1966. Pekmg as askmg itself ho" to withdraw from V1 eln<1m without losing fat'e, ·· said " commentary today m the Vie t· nam es e Communis t Part ) newspaper Nhan Dan Injured Boate r Leaves H ospital Norm Teague. cr ew t'hie f on Bob Nordskog's Sky Hawks in the Bushmills Grand Prix off- shore power boat race. was dis - c harged from Hoag Memorial Hos pital S unday after being treated for injuries he suffered whe n the bout nipped at 80 miles per hour during the race Satur- day off the Orange Coast. Co ast \l'eathe r C h a nce o f s ho wers decreasing to 60 percent Tuesday . Htgh. 'l'ucsday 56 to 60. Lows tonight 45 to 60. I NSIDE TODAY CaU/orrda'a p0latidoru '" Sacramento are nmning In more WOii• than one. Many haue tunwd to joggang to Mep fit for the long hou'3 ait · ting In Capitol chamber!. 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JncJ mon· th•m "°·()()() to th\• l111t•1 nJI Ht•\ t'OU~ S.•r\ II'\' lk -.tJlt-<l thJL he und bis v.1h· v.1rt• ,,.r, ,,.n del'I> m ch.'bl " {;ll'r 'Jld durin~ \\',1d <hll ' murdt•r n·tri<tl. Jui.I .1l>l1· to tn•.id v. ,1t1·r t 111h•r 1·111:., 1 \u111111.111un h) W .r 1111111 ' dl'f t rlM' J ti ornl'y, IH1v.1•\1•1, (;ll'r lt•,l1f1t'CI ttw $1 5 million obh~.11 100 involved ttl' allt•ced rorgl·ry of Wadd11t ·:. :.1gnaturl' of._, fin'an<•1al ~u;Jrantt>e. G 1cr also s:11d 1t "'as hb un ders t:md1ng from Waddill that ttw phys 1cwn hJd tho $50,000 ncl•dcd lo pay th<.• I HS C tl'r wm, <"alkd to lhl· w1tnci.:. stand b~ prosecutor Robert Chatterton who has contend<.-d Waddill 'trangled the infant knov. n as hab~ girl Weaver a rt l·r shl· dllt•gt'111y -.un.iH•d ;,,n abor lion tv.1> year~ ago Ill' ha~ argul"Cl Wadd11l.wa~ tn debt. wu:. without malpractice msurancc and fcart-d a lawsuit 1f the 1nlant survived the saline abort1011 with brain damage II owevcr . def cnsc attorney Charles Weedma n has main tamed that lhl' infant was for all practt{'al puqlo:.t•s <1lready de<1d "h{·n Waddill c·xam1m-.I hl•r at W l' s t m 1 n s t 1· r Co m m u n 1 t y 110 ... pttal In add11111n hl· has 1·<1llt•d his l'llf•nt "H•ry prospNous " al thl• t 1 ml' of tht· <illt-~cd m 11 rd er s~1y- 1ng Waddill was l'IPar 1ng at least $150.(J()(I a y<.•ar fn1m his ml!du:al pra<.·t 1C<' Waddill purportl'dly had gon1· to lliC'ks an<l the dis trict at tom ey investigator to complain about a financial transaction about a month before the alleged strangulation Waddtll 's first murder trial ended last May when Jurors said they wcrt-deadlocked 7 to 5 m r a vor or acqu1Uang the 43. year-old phyi.1c1an Pair Jailed Over Bubbly pair or Huntington Beach ml'n rcm:uoed jailed today in New port Beach after they al lcgedly helped thomselvcs to a c·a se of c hampagne this weekend The bottles or bubbly al the ti me of the alleged c rime be longed to the Tale of thl' Whale restaurant at Mam Street a net Edgewa t e r Avenue in Balboa A r~tauranl employee assert ed he !law Jesse Lynn Epps. 18. or 9842 llamillon Ave. and Ronald Eugene Steiner. 18, or 4859 Hamilton Ave. taking the case out or the restaurant's up· s tairs bar f>'riday night. Burglar Gets Loot From Valley Home A burglar entered a Fountain Valley home Sunday evening to steal $2,560 worth of jewelry, $500 In stereo equipment and $280 worth of miscellaneous belongings. police reported. The thief entered Geza Maros home at 16624 San Andras St. through an unlocked kitchen window. police said. \ DAILY PILOT TM Of•~C.O.\t OeM'Y '1'0t •lt"~f't~c..,, ..,_, ... _..._., __ b'lt,..Or-( .. \t-·-'-........... ,_.,. 00.l>'I\ .... -t!V ...... ,., ... , IOt (OOl;o ~W Ne-l'le«ll. H--•HCft J-1 .. nY_I...., 1..-"-.. t<IVlew!Ol(M\l A ......... .._. ................ _""_"_ -. .. ,,.. .. lflC.,., _ _,,.,,_,, .. a WnlleyM,_. Ct•t.-c.11_1.,.,._ ....... _ Ptn __ .....,.,_ --· c...., Yo<e~ ... ---·--~H·N°'" uu .. , ....... ---~··· ~M l,-. ........... ..... MM•lfllll ....... 1 ... ll-\ _._ wu10r~c.....vl.•10t ""~=~-==--Mlllllflt~\l I' O ............ °"'"9 ~ .. ll(fttt .. ~ ..... (At.Me .... _ ......... 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Mac Don<1Jil's indictment docs not violak lht· Constitution's doubll• 1cop<1rdy clau~e ... the government said HBMan Killed By Auto A 20 yt·ur old lluntlngton tlt'i.H'h mun wu~ ~mong four per· Uri)! who 1111-.t uvt•r the W<."(!kcnd lb t lu· rl'lmlt of NC!puratc Orange Count v truffl<' uccuJenti.. {'OW\ly corunl'r 'd1•1mt1t•H 1w1d tod ay. J>1t•r1,• Christian lhmi.1rnon. 20. of lti"/0 1 Phel1>K Lanl'. Hunt 1n.ct11n lk-Mh. wu:. struck by an .wto and k11l,'(I Sunday night m "'ullt'rton :tflt>r being thrown from his own wn.•cked spo~ t Jr. C'al1f1Hn1a Hi ghway P J l rol mt"o rt'J.IOrtt'd l'lw 7 2.'> J) Ill 1'1 u:.h OCt'Urred C)ll I ht' Orongt• Fret.· way north or Yorba Linda Doult.•vard , p,111olmt·11 :,u1d H1•n:.1 mon. dr1v1n~ 1n h ght r:1111, ~a' thrown from his <.'ar .ihl'r tw IObl <.'ontrol <1nd cra:.htod into thl' <'t'llh.•r d1v1der llt• thl'll v.a:. hit hy an auto tl r1vt•n h~ J Iii year old Chum 'outh, who wus not l'ttcd . putrolml•n s:uct Other weekend Orange County traHtt: deaths included Brian Ooufllu!> Bekhcr. a l!.I year -old Camp Pendleton Marine. who died al 2:58 a.m. Sunday when his motorcycle struck a light pole on Pacific Coast Highway al Cress Stre<.'l m Laguna Beach. officials said Ao umdent1f1ed pas:;engcr suf. fered critical injuries an the crash. Robert Charles Moon:. 22. of Upland, who was dead al the SCl'n<.' or a 9 50 p m ('ra!>h Satur- day on Trabuco Road near Jef frey Road m lhl· lrvmc area. of f1<'1als said The auto m which Moore "as ndtnll went out of control and hit a tree. Cal ifornia Highway Patrolmen s aid The auto driver. 20 year -o ld Danny Hamilt on and a noth e r passenger, 24 ·year -old Joseph Clarkson II, both of Ontario. suf· fered critical injuries in the high speed cras h, patrolmen re ported . Suzanne Slonikcr, 18. of 3081 Brimhall Drive, Los /\lam1tos. who di('d Sunday of injuries suf- fl•red m a traffic crash in Lo:. Alamitos Peb. 23. the coroner r e- ported. Fro• Pflfle A J '79 ENERGY CRISIS. • • "Demand for no·lead gasoline has been soaring," says a Bankers Trust Co. report. "rising from about 5 percent or all gasoline sold in 1974 to 35 percent in 1978. It Is expe<:ted lo ap- proach 80 percent by 1985." The report adds "The more unleaded gasoline manufactured. the lower the gasohne yield from a barrel of crude oil." THE NATION'S AIRLINES ALSO re ported sharply mcreascd travel la'it year a!> fare:. plummeted. and the airlines started buy- ing more Jet fuel than on g1oally ordered. Recently, however, many nights have been canceled because there hasn't been enough JCt fuel to ~o.around. The air travel boom meant extra pressure on U.S. refineries. On top or this came rising demand on refineries from the chemicals and plastics industries ror the same raw "feedstocks" that go into gasoline. The refineries a lready were running at nearly 90 percent of capacity by late 1978. "Unfortunately," says Simpson, "these strong calls coincided with a period in which accidents, mechanical problems or essen- tial maintenance" reduced available refinery capacity. NEW REFINERIES, WHICH COULD tum out a wide range of producl.8, can cost hundreds or millions of dollars and take up to five years to build. Simpson adds that governm ent air quality stand- ards. especially those along the East Coast, discourage the build- ing of large refineries. Or 38 refineries built from scratch m the United States between January 1974 and January 1978, 37 are sm all, best-suited for pro- ducing leaded gasoline and the heavy fuel oil used by utilities and industrial plants. The small refineries have taken advantage or federal "entitle- ments" payments from refiners using low-cost U.S. crude oil to refiners using expens ive foreign crude. SEVEaAL ANALYSTS SAY ntE entitlements program and other federal oil-pr ice controls have stim ulated oil Imports and dis· couraged domestic oil development just when the nation is trying to cut use of foreign oil. . The situation may change soon, however. Recent action by the De partment of EnerJ(y has a llowed refiners to pass on to customers the added cost or making unleaded gasoline. That may add 19 cents to the price of u gallon of gasoline the next two years. * * * * * * F,....PapAJ GAS PRICES GOING UP • • blame the oil companies for ex· cessive profit Laking and do not foresee gasoline prices stabllit· log in t.be near rutore . <>ne Shell dealer. who does not want to be identified, says. "The so-called 'oil crisla' has nothing to do with price lncreasee. It's jual a moneymaking move on the part of the oil companies." Actor Seized After Assault POUND, Va. CAP) -Actor Tommy Lee Jonee faces trta1 on cbar,. of drunkenness. r91lal· ln1 arrest and aa11ultlD1 a police omcer. Joa11. 33. waa arNllJted after Illa car tnlbed In thla Souu.we.t Vlr1tata town. Cbief Sbertff't Deput7 BUI Kelly nid. JOIMI ti hen fllmln1 teen. for &M. mo•l• "Coal Miner'• DHpter," about Lbe life of countrJ·mutlc 1la1•r Loretta LJnD, Hid Arthur Wilde, a 1po1& .... 1ar IM rum. Service s tations in seven Orange Coast cities show wide differences in the price o( un· leaded gas. A Cost.a Mesa Shell station quotes the highest price at 87 .9 centa per gallon ror un· leaded gas. Another Shell station ln San Juan Capistrano-runs a close second at 85.9 cents per gallon for "full-serve" unleaded gas, with sell-aerve coeting 8.1.9 cent.a. Other Costa Mesa stationa' . pricet rao1e rrom 83.9 cents for full aerve W11eaded gas to 79 for self-serve. San C le m e n te s tations averaaect 81.9 to 83 cents per gallon. One Pacific Coaat m1hway 1\1tlon In Newport Beach ls aakta& 83.9 r.r Salton for unleaded 1u. whi • another Cout Hilbway dealer In Corona del Mar 11 t'b1rlln1 five centa per canon 1 .... Founaaln Valley tervlce ata· tlon1 · prices run rrom a hlp of e1 centa to a low ol 77 cent.I per 1aH011 for unleaded 1aa. LoWllt prieet 1ppear to be in Hu.nu..toa BMch wtth a apread ot 74.$ to 71 centa per 1aUoa . Give lls a Kiss And the buss on the beak seemed the )('ast that Jo~h Martin. 8. could do for Clancy, a 3-month-old coc.katicl who won first place for best voice la s t weekend m the pet show al Three Arch Bay A wide variety of domestic p<>ls vied fur pritcs c.tl the annual show. ,.-.,..... Page ,t I Valley Eyes $144 S RAIN.·. ummer Road crcws ~orkm): on tht> School Plan Fountain Valley S<.'hool Dis tricl officaaJs are considering an agreement with a private cor po rat1on that would provide summe r s<.'hool at a cost or $144 per sludent If the district cnlerc; mto a . contra('l with Aml·ril·an Learn ing CorporullOO (/\LC ) or llunt- in gton Ue:.ich, tht.· d is trict '-, rcs pflnsibtlity would l·nd thcrl' /\LC would take l'a rc of all ad mmistrallon and lure teachers <it. $10 an hour tu teach the five week s ummer session. said com pany spokesman Don Hendricks Hendricks, a form er assistant superinte nde nt in lhe Ocean View Sc hool Dis trict. told trustees last week 'that the firm needs about 72 students to get the s ummer session going. Trus~ took no action on the proposal. but said they would re- sume dJscuss1on on the 1s~ue at a s pecial board mt•et1n g lhts Wednesday ul d1s tn('l head· quarters al the corner of Talbert Avenue and Nt.•wland Slrect The public mcctmg will begin at noon. T rustees, a1 r1ng some con- cerns over the cost of llw MJ'nf· - mer program, s aid they also want to fmd out 1f the communi· ty is interested in e nrolling youngsters 10 s uch a proli(ram No letter ~radcs would be given , said Hendricks, but stu- dent proJ.(ress reporL'> would be sent tot.he distnct next f>'all Israelis Strike TEL AVIV . Israel (/\P l Hundreds of thousands of lsraeh workers walked off their JObs at noon today m a nat1onw1de pro· test strike over the gove rn mcnt's economic pohc1cs. which have faHed to control Israel's soaring inflation. We Recommend. PJFl.A because it's the best I' clos l·d norlhhound l ane or Pacific Coast Iughw<1) nt·ar the Bluffl> 1n Capti.lrano lkach, were called on today to remove mud that oozed onto the highway at thl' ht>1ghl of thl' s torm. date m 1978 -28 10 inches. Costa Mesa rainfall figures 1n dtcate a t.otaJ or 6..5 mchei. ror the three-da y pe rtod The season's liltal thus far ts 13 98. wt•ll above normal ramfall hul w1•1l below the total or nearly 23 inches recorded a year a go llt>avy rain runoff on Fa1rv1c~ Road m Costa Ml'sa raus cd traf fie problems today but no maJor interruptions in the flow of traf ft<.', offiers s aid lleavy rain in Newport Beach s lowed traffic in some sect.ors to a crawl today but again officers reported no major t 1eupl> The ram gau~e m a mtained by the sheriff's Harbor Patrol reg istered 1 11 inches or r am for the storm and 12 57 inches for the season to lhts date Last year at this time the gauge had measured 23 48 inches Weather analyst J Sherman De nny's gauge in Huntington Beach has meas ured 60 mchc:. for the storm and 14 86 m<.'hes for the season to date. Last year al th1s time his logbook showed a ra'frffiill tofiiTof 2J.82 Inches f 'ron1 Page ;I J POLICE ... contract, offi('ets would receive a 7 percent pay increa!I<' tht!> monlh <1nd anotht·r 7 percent 1n crea:;e next October The city previously agrN!d to increase its sha re to the officer.;' retirement syste m by Ctve per· cent !>tartmg last 0<.'tobcr I\ deci5ton on the pohce con tract is ex~ted at tonight's C1 ty Council meeting which .start:, with a G·JO cxe<>ut1ve session an City Council chambers • {\ Cabinet Accepts Treaty By The A.uoda&.ed P'tesa lsrnel's Cabinet approved the peace treaty with Egypt today l eav 1n~ r<it1f1 <.'a lion by the ls raeh P:.irhament as the only remainmg step before a historic signing cere mony In Washington as early as next Monday - e nding 30 years or conflict between the two nations . The Parltamen t de bate 1s scheduled to open Tuesday and the vote may come Wednesday or Thursday As wit h the Cabinet, the Parliament's ap- proval 1s considered a foregone conclusion. Cabinet ~rclary /\r1eh Naor s:ud the nurustn!> vott-d 15·2 "to approve the pe a ce treaty between EJO'pt and Israel. in· eluding IL'> anneu.,, " Th(• Cabml'l dl'h<1tt.'<1 the pact, eogineer('d by Prt•"dent Carter on htb M1dt•ast 11eacl" m1s:;ion la~l w~k . for f1\c hours before voling Israel Kad10 said those casting the negative votes were Ag riculture M1n1s t c r Ariel Sharon and Tran~port Mtruste r lla1m l.andau. hath of whom have bt~n "hawks" throughout the peace process. Minor disturbance~ were re· ported today in the l ~raell occup1ed Wt~t Bank of the .Jordan Ri ver . forus or P a lt>s tin tan demand:. that an independent Pa lcstinilln sl<ttc be est a bhshcd The West Hank Caza n<'J?Otta· t1ons ar<· to sll:lrt one month a fter the treaty 1s '>tgnl'd The Is raeli Cabint·l 'css1on wa~ largely a formality, :.m"e t·ach artlC'le and claUSl' of tht.• t reatv wa:. studt('!i a nd approved <luring J half-yt•ar or ncgot1a 11ons cappl·d la s t week by Carter's Mtdt•ast t1rp. Is rael 's llaaretz. ne wspaper predl{'led the: treaty would win 100 vote-1n the 12()-seal Pa rha - mcnt. or l<n~set The date for !>q:n 1ng by Is raeli Prime M 1n1stt>r Mcnacrn:m Begin :.ind Eg y p t ian P rcs1dt:>nt A n~ur Sadut 1:. not hkdy to bl' an· nounct.•d until aflt•r the vole:.. Pare nt-paid Swnmer Class To Be Studied Ocean View I ele m e nta r y 1 School 01:.tricl t rus tees arc scheduled to look into plans for a parent.paid summer school pro- gram when the board met"ts al 7 30 p.m today A s pokL>SWomun s aid the dis- t n et <is~umc!> 11 will present :,ta.le vmd s ummer schooling to the mentally and physically han· d1 cappcd agam this yPar bul that 1f th<' "norm<il a verage" btudent 1s offered schooling it <·ould ('O~l parents as much as $140 Two "outside" eduration or ganizations arc ~<.'heduled to present plans for parcnt-p~id schooling at the board session tonight. La Verne University a nd Ame ri ca n Learning Corporation of llunlington Beach Also scheduled fo r considcra t ion at tonight ·s session arc c rossing ~uard plans and a d<'cltnin~ student enrollment in the district which serves Hunt· ington ~ach a nd s mall portions of F o unta in Valley a n d Westminster Trustees meet in the distra ct board room at 7972 Wa rne r Ave .. lluntington Beach. 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('l l'Of f'. r\l'ot> lhl' -.uh-.equ1·nt re-.ump lion of 1111 pr1Hh11·1111n .ct hulf 111> pn: n •\olution lt•\l'I, onl)' mudt· .1 l1,.:ht !>llUalHlll 111.:hll•r * * * * * * Coastal Gas Prices Soaring PRICE 83 82 819 ftoll lh l'J <1 FM1 I!> 184 ftif1 1 7' I .... . {i • •· I ., . G.aily PtlOt Ulw•tr•hon THE PRICE WA R Pump figurt•s s how the rising pric£• of unleaded gas between December a nd March at one San Cle mente service sta - tion. Prices for unleaded gasolin1• 1nC'reascd fro m one lo thrl'l' C'cnts per gallon during the past l wo weeks at more than half the •wrv1ce stations contacted in a Dally Pilot s<1 mpl1ng .ilong the Or ange Coast Across t he boc.i rd ~upplier price ju mps were pas:.cd along to the conhum e r . Only one Chevron station in Costa Mesa held to a onc·cl'nt inc rease when its p'rice from the s upplier went up two <'enl:. the first week 1n MarC'h. !:il'r vicc s tation managers wNc hesit<1nt to release dale~ and exact amounts or pe riodic price incrc<1st•s 1-'ive stations of lh<' 20 contacted refused to make any comment about the price t•scalation Eight to 10-c·l•nt prt('l' hikes in· the· pas t 90 c1ays werl' the rule. \.\1th increases showing a steady upward trend during February aftN less freque nt pril'C rises in January and generally stable r a t l's i n th e I.as t h a I f or December Early March was the turning point. /\ Costa Mesa Union Oil sta lion manager says his price for unleaded gas has gon e up three cents per gallon in the past two weeks. <See GOING lJP, Page A2> ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA J Your llon1etown t Duily ~ewspa per M ONDAY, MARCH 19, 1979 TEN CENTS Sole Oil Cut Villain Behm· the full uf lhl' !>hah Jnd the s hutdown or lraniuo oilfields l>t·t• 21;. Iran 1>rovHk1I 5 per('enl or /\mer ic1:1 's crude oil needs But inon• th;111 hall of la au·-. 011 ..,h1pments were or the "light," lo"' 'ulf111 \ .H WI) thul 11> rt•IJll\t•ly l'aS.) to turn into gasoline and heat mg cul Tlw curlallmt•nt of the~e exports came on top or a decision by S1rn1li Arabia last y{·ar limiting light crudl· oil exports to 65 percent nf thv1r total ::.h1r>ml'nls ·· 111 Vlt'W Of the• (u-.~ or lran1an t•xports contanuat1on Of this JIQltcy "M ill <'onlrihule lu tht• abnorm<1lt ty of today's t·rude oa l markets." says C1t1b11nk pet roleum ('COnon11st John Sampson AT HOM E . WlllLt: AMt;RIC:ANS' CARS are getting better Give lls a Kiss And the buss on the beak ~eemed the least that Josh Martin. 8. could do for Clancy. a 3-month-old cockatiel who won ri rst p lace for best voice last weekend in the pct show at Three Arch Bay. A wide variety of domestic pe ts vied for prizes :.:it lht• annual show. mileage than ever driver~ have bct•n taking to the road 1n ~rc;iLer number~ Last yea{. gas consumption rose 3 percent over 1977'-; level. a percentage point greater than the trend or the past fi ve• years' annual ~rowth Hut the raw fi gure:. don't tell the whoh> talc Rt>causl' of anti pollution r ules. most nl•w t•;irs contain ce1ta lyt1c converlcr~ The converters art' destroyed by IC'ad . an octane·l>oostur m gasolinl'. so motorists must ust· unleadt'd fuel. which 1s hard er and more• costl~ to rcfml' thul the conventional variety Many new car" n•qu1n· prcmmum·gradl• unleaded fuel. which 1~ c vcn more d1Chc ult t11 make than its low lest hrothcr <St>e '79 t.:N ERG V CRISIS. Page /\2 l Appeal Nixed Coast Medic Faces Trial Huling without comml'nl lh1· U S Supreme Court refu1>cd to d a y I 0 I n l C d C n• \.\ I I h I h l' scheduled murder trial of Dr .Jeffrey R. Mac Oonald of llunl ing ton Harbour * * * Top Court 'Upsets' MacD onal d By J ERR'V C'LAt;S EN Oi lht O,UI¥ Piiot Sl .. tc Dr Jeffrt•\ Mul'Oonald of Huntington ll ~rbour. who 1s al· cust•d of slaying hr s i · and tv.o daughters 1n 1970. aHI th1:- morning he 1s "\'N) u :l•l " with the U.S. Supreme Court ·~ ruling that hc must stand trial "I think it's terrible," Mac Donald SCJid . "Obvious ly m y doubll' jeopardy right~ han• been violated I had a trial 1n 1970. There was a decision lhat I was not g uilty not that I hen· was a lack of cv1dence "Now l cim forced 10 stund CJ s econd tri a l on I h <' sa m l' evidence nine years later Thl' high tourt tll•t·1:.1on ap pt•ars to ma kl· 1t l'l'rl am that MacDonald. JS. will now bl· t m·tl 1n Haleigh, NC . for lhl' alll'gecl 1970 murders of his wileo an<! two younJ! daught(·r~ MJcDon ald. who 1s oow chn·1· 1or of cmergl•nc~ mcd1c 1m· at SI Marv Medical Ct•ntl'r in Long I.leach. was rndH·t(•d hy a h·dt·ral grand JUry rn Haleigh '11wr yt·ars Jgu Th<· 1ndtt·1 m1·n1 ht·lcl him rl'sponsibll· for th<• k1llt ngs on 1-\•b 17, t970. of hl:. 1>n·gnan1 w 1 fl'. Colll•I t l'. ~4 . and th1· touple·._ two ('h1ldrcn. K1m h<-rly fl. and Knstl•n. :1 M ilttary Pol1<'l' \.\ho rusht•rl lo lhl·n Grc('n Bl'rt't Ca pt Mat· Donald's q uarl C'r s al F11r1 Aragg, N <.: said tht· thrt'l' \'I<' 11ms h<Jd l>lTO bludgt•llflt•cl lei dt'ath Thev said thl'\ founcl lhc dot tor suffering rrom a knifr wound an the chest They said he told them that four drug-c·razcd hip pi es had forred their w<t y into ha s home anc1 attad;cd him an<I his family 'Illleves Get Gold Nuggets Cabhie Overcame Fear "It 's an out rage .. MacDonald said thi~ morning hl· expects that 1t will cost him more· than $500.00CI to ddend himself whC'n tht• trial J.tl•ls un dc·r way rn Ralc 1gh Mac Donald was booked on murder char~es <t -;hor t t1 m t· latl'r. But those ch ar ge:. wer .. dropped a fter furtht"r invest1g<J lion and MacDonald wa!> lolcl there would be no court m artial Late r . hl' wah g1\•en an ho1111r;1 bit• dtsch<1rgc from the Arm~ Ml•d1cal Corps T ht.• Suprvmc Cuurt ru led urwn1mously last May I . ufkr ful ly ... tudymg M:tcOnnald'" c·a:.P lhul he could not ehargt• gowrn mcnt proscl·utors \\-Ith \ 111lat1ng his right to a 'l>l'C<h trllJI h<-fore thl• I rial at·tually took ph1t·l· /\bout $4 ,500 worth of gold nug- gets dug out of a Utah min<' were taken in the burglary of an Irv me home ~unday, poltce re ported Victim Gcorl{t' Gau c·k, ll7, of 17792 Arbor Lane , sa id the burglar also ~tole jewelry, two guns. a box of ammunition, and coin collections or pe nnies. qua rte rs. half dollars and s ilver dollars. He valued the total loss at SS.338. He said the burglar, who broke into has Culverda lt! home through a kitchen window. ap· parently carried the loot away in a pillow case Gunman Dies I n Shootout HOLDEN. W.Va. <API A gun battlc in the rubrgerf hills of Wes t Virginia lert m;e man dead a nd t hree police o fficer s wounded . Officer s s a1tl t h e incident began when two Mingo County s heriffs d eputies s topped to check a parked car near Holden. De puties said a ma n , accom · panied by a wom an , fired at the m from a hills1de t Coast Weath er C hance of s howe rs decreasing to 60 percent Tuesday Highs Tuesday 56 to 90. Lowa tonight '5 to 60. I NSIDE TODA~ CaU/onda'• poUtkMI'" flt Sacromnto en ~ "' more UJQfS rD OM. Manr llGH runwd ro looOfrto to kHp ,., tor Uw lol'9 ~ tit· tfq hi CapUol cllaMHrt. srorv. ~ Poff A7 ..... .,_..,._ Ill .......... Ct4 = -... .. -=-~i: M ...... II Oi ...... _ M !!!!!'-.,., ;;;;.:--.. ......... :: ·---M .. . But His Courage Cost Irvine Man_His Life "I don't ha Vl' tht fogg 1t·~t idea how I'll get lht• monc~ ... '•ml lhl· phys1c1an. who has n't n•marrit•d following his family " dt•ath George ll am b a ugh Jr. o f Irvine stayed at his job as a cab driver despite the rear he came to know a fter being robbed al knifepoint by passengers more than a year ago. Thal decision cost him his li fe . has widow said today. lla mbaug h, 47, d ied Sunday in a hospital after being shol in the f ace Ma r c h 7 by anoth e r passenger who apparently was disgruntled about the S3.40 fa re he owed the cab drive r. llambau~h . who h ved at 40 Willow Tree Lane. Irvine, was a driver for the Yellow Cab Com pan y or Santa Ana. On March 7. he picked up three men at a Sa nta Ana bar a nd took the m to 1900 S . Evergreen St., police said. Then. he announced the fare. Hambaug h told officers one of the men re plit!d, "That will be nothing," pointed a ha ndgun and shot him. The three fled and still a re be· Ing sought by police. Ha mbaugh was. able to clrive his cab e&nother block , lo get away from the scene . before he called his dispatche r and report- ed the attack. His w id o w . Dolores Ham- ba ugh, 43, said her hus band drove his cub in fear after a Decembe r . 1977. r o bbe ry. in wbit h a m on and two women force d him , at knifepoint, to hand over his fares. T he three later we re caught, but Mrs. llambaugh s aid her husband never fell the same way about bis job. "He was fearful." she said. "but. he was a very fine man, so he continued in that field. He told me he had a famUy to raise. He told me. 'Dolores, l hale to do It, but lt'I a matter of sur· vlval.' ·'He told me, 'Oh, honey, next Ume I'll be more careful, more alert'" Before beeomlng a cab driver tbr•• years a10, Hambau1h owned a Santa Ana Ice cream 1hop. Before that, he was ·an in· 1urance 1aleeman, an occupa· Uoa he followed for 13 years. He was a U.S. Army veteran. "He wu Jutl an extraordinarl· ly line man, wefl·llked by ev· erybody." Mn. H1mbau1h said. ·'There wn never a penon that didn't like him. Ile was JUSt of th at natur<' "He was a very family orient cd man His fami ly came first lie was the type who would h ave sacrificed to his fomrly at an~ cost. "lie was the best m a n to ever come into my lifc .. Besides his widow. l-lambaugh leaves a son. Glen Roy. 17. of the home. and a father and step m othe r . Georg(• and Es telle Ham baugh or Torrance. Fune ral arrangeme nts an· pending a coroner 's a utopsy Ill' said hi!> Cltlornt·v 1~ Be rnard Segal of San Fram:i1>co "Wl' cxpt.'C'tt•d at some• point 111 lhl' last ninl' years I hat 'an11 y would prc•va1I :rnd I wouldn ·1 havt• to go througn th1~ again.' Mac Donald saul this m orning TelJ,dy, Trudeau Tied? T O RONTO tAPl Maclean's the article. It doesn 't quote Mrs Trudeau directly .. m agazine says in its cover story that Margaret Trudeau. separat ed wife of the Canadian prime minister. confided that she had a brief liaison with U S. Sen Edward M. Kennedy Mrs. Trudeau. 30. could not be r eached for com ment on l/lc uticle by Judith Tinson. The weekly m agazine reporL') in its Mar ch 26 issue that he r rt· porte d a ff ai r with t h e Massachusetts senator was one or the factors '" the d isintegra lion of her marriage to Pierre Elliott Trudeau. The magazinl•. which has a circ ulation or 670.000. did not give a date fo r the alleged liaison. It says Mrs. Trudeau. who has three children. confided In 1977 that she curlie r had the affair with Kennedy. Tom Southwick , Ke nnedy's press spokesman in Washington. said: "It's completely untrue. u ·s a statement by t he author or The magazine also says the T rudcaus. who separated in the s pring or 1977. attempted a rec o n ciliation la s t winier and e ngaged an architect to design a house for them in the Laurentian mountains. She's Noticed HWJband,.lwnter Ge ts Calla J ULIAN AP > -At ~ast 40 me n have telephoned since she put a notice on the town buJletin board a month ago for a ''husband for a good coun· try woman;• but she won't say if any was an offer of marriage. Mickey. a 32-year-old mother of three who declines to make her last name public, says the calls have come from throughout California. But none was a "kook call ... "On one date . we drank champagne under the stars." she said in Hn Interview. "Some have bee n lonely men. and most or them have been dlvorce<l and have a couple of kids or their own ." A loca l care cook . the five.foot. three·inch Mickey said she's enjoyincc the busy social life aa a p0pular single woman. ac!<!lng ·'I intend to be going out more." --... , Mrs . Trudeau s aid the prime minister agreed to resign before the reconl'iliat1on attempt col lap~ed. the magazine s<1y:- M r s . T r u d e a u s a 1 d h t• r husband was extre mely annoyed when he found o ut a bout the al· leged affair with Ke nnedy . the magaz ine r eported. <ind she speculated about how traumatic it would be if Ke nnedy were elected preside nt of the United St ates and the two had to deal w ith each other as na tio na l leaders. Maclean's says at has not con- firmed that Mrs Trudeau was telling the truth but adds that if she was. "It is d iffi cult to de- termine which was the more monumental indiscretion do · ing it or talkinf( about it ·· A few weeks ago. t he CTV tele vision ne two rk issued a pu blicity release for a n 1n terview with Mrs Trud eau t hat s aid she would tell of a o ne njght love affair thul broke the mar riage The network did not identify the person involved a nd the ulr Ing of the interview was pre· vented by a court injunction. M aclean 's magazi ne was founded in 1905 as a monthly and went to weekly publicaUon last 1ear. braeJia Strike TEL AVIV, Isr ael (AP1 Huadreda of t.houu ndl of lsrecli workers walked off their _)(>bl at noon today in 11 nationwide pro· tHl strike over the MOvtrn· mtnl't et'OllOmlc policlcs. which have falled to control ls rael'" soart., tnfta\.lon • The 1\1 ay dl•c 1sion ci ppca red to tSee OO<'TOR. Pagf• t\21 Police Officer Hails I rvine's Security Plan iwrct' u d a .r 1n 1978. <i bu r g lar Wl'ts comm 1ttl'd in Irvine. Losses that ycur wcrt• $415.216. To lower local burglar ... · breaking and cnterm~ averages. for the past two yea rs :m I rvinl' policeman whose specially h:J:. bel'n c rime prevent io n h a.., lttbored on a pla n to fortify nev. hom es agains t them Sgt Pat Rodgers thinks the unifor m sec·urrty code. which the Irvine City Council recently enacted as part of the overa ll uniform building code . will do ii. The code rcquir<'s new con struction of homes a nd eom mcrcial buildings lo havt• minimum standards for protec t1on against burgla ry For new homes. if requ1r('~ solid wood exterior door~ with deadbolt locks. tested and ap· proved sliding 'doors and wrn ctows. and door viewers o n front doors New homes also will ht! re· <tuired to have lighll'd house numbers a nd . in apartment complexes. improved hght1~ In open carport parking area~ Rogers estimates tha t the cost of improving the homes with these anti·burglary tecbniqu ·~ will raise the price by no mol't' than $300. · lie also expects that the im provements may result in re duced iMurance pre miums . Rodge~ said .sim ilar code:. have been enacted recently in the cltles of San Clemente. Santa Ana. Tu8lin. Or ange and Plucen· tilt. u well u tn ll other cities In Callfom1a. Such codu arc b Ina con- sldfred in 20 to 30 other cities. Rodgen said. Ile e tlmated thut as many Mii 80 cities wUJ have adopted lhe requireme n ts by the end of the ye.r I . 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Pogr A I DOCTOR. • • <'ll·ar tilt' way ror tl11• long dt>l a yt'mwlcl'J\ luwy~·r ~utlll · q1wnlly ru1sc•d 11 111·w t•la1 m thut ttw r1'flt•r11I 1(11vt·rn1111·nl .., fll'OS('t0 lll 111n l'l'tlrt'Sl'rlltt 1111 l'llllst ll llllflrllll 1111111111' 14'11pardy Tht• Ith ll S C'm·utt t 'our1 111 A ppca Is rcJ1•1•t 1·d lht· dou1Jl1· Jl'opurlly tlu1m lu:o;I 01·t11llf'1 M ad>onahl'i-.,t•c·11111t Suprt•nw Court aµ11t·ul ('Onlc·ndt•tl thut ht>t'ausc• l111· 1!170 mll1t ury In \ l'Sll#{Ut lllll h 111l 1•11111•11 Ill t'X 11ncratlnn, I ht• (t'clt •ral a.iuv1·r11 mcnt wa .. hur r1•1I from IJl'fl'it'1·u1 111H him M acr>onalcl:o. 11rl(Ufl1t•nl~ w1·11· .iroundl·d 1n tt11• lt·1<11I dol'l111w l'UllC'd "collukr:il c•HIOIJIJCI .. In 1iri:t1n1( lhl' 1u1>ll1·1•.., t11 rej1•cl MucOonald 'i-11p1wul, l(•>v•·rri rn c n t 1 u w )' c• r N u r I( u 1• 11 I h 11 t lx.•cuu11c• tht· tl111'111r c•ouldn't huv1· hl'l'n ('O n Vl('lcll durlnl( t h1• m ilitary tnvt-1111i.cuwin h1.· did not fact• "Jeopardy " "Sine«' an uct'utwd muHt 1111rrcr Jco1mrdy bcroru ht· cun Hufft•r doublu Jl'op ardy, M a cOonuld 'H md t('lm,•ni dooH rmt vmlolc• lit<' Con11tltutton '11 douhlc1 J«'opurtly cluu11e," lhl• govcrnmont 111ud OftANOI CO.UT DAILY PILOT '""°'-l-40.•1• ..,..,. """-'"'u''' ---·""-"'"'' l\IMlfl•""Ollyt ... 0.-c.,.1 .....,.,.,,....c_ .. ¥ ..... .,,._.,_.,. ,..... ...... ., -----, ,..,., ... , .... w-. ... ...-.... ""'"'" .. ""' ........ "" .... '""" l•O•Yenr, h•ltW l--h.-.llt .. tl A U"91•t~t4tlllllftl\....,.,,_ \.4'tm•n.,.. ......... ,, r ..... IN I .... llo/N .. lli ... jll•ftl I\ .. Uf -. ... 11 .... _ o ......... (; .. -...... ,. ·-"--........... ,_ ....... _ ''"'" c-Vlt•"'••'*"'--·---·-·-... t .. ":::.;.-:;r:- Cllfflot" ..._ .,._ •• - A•-'•1•"' Mfo .... I ... llllltlt T...,.._~•1'14).....at1 ct....,.......,•,.........,. I hl• 11tlll'r 1 hu•( '""ll• ' ht·l '4-1°1•11 t ht• I -.o l{t1 \f't llt111•11l M l I tu• \ 1t·l11.t011•.,. >{11\.t·rnm1·111 .. I 11•111 rnl•nl 11( •·lhn11 ('t11t11 '' 11 •llh•11t., 1of \! 1d n.or11 ,11111 1111' \ 11 I11 .11111 .,,. llH l 'ttt1n 111 t ',11111111111,1 111.11 11~1·1 thr1•Y. ,1 fOl 11 ( l\1110 ''' 1\t l~I 111 ITll'lll V1rt1111111 1•1111'0'4''" ~;1111111.n lhdl 1.Jlk , 11<·1~111 Ill 111111111 1111 l' 11 ti .I\ I hi· \'tt 111 .11111·,1 .. 11t1 0 .11 111'1 th.ti 110 1•1111.1111111 ... 1·1111111 llt' ... 111 11111· \11-t't'k 1(1 .. , 1111 ( '111111 . 0 I r1>0Jl" ldl \ 11°1 n ,11111 , •• M ill 111ol hMlll" lk111rn 1l"p11lt•tl ,, ( h1111 t C'l.11111 lh,11 ,if l ( 111111 I ll uup It .HI -.1thd r.t\.\ 11 r10111 Vll'l "•' ""'"'' 11·rr lllil )' \. h•t 11,1111 uli,11 wurtwd Chum '" 11°.1111·1 11 nut 111 (or.:1·1 tlll' h·'"""" \ 111 1•r11 .1 l1·urm·d 111 lit\• l,11\l In lf111'ftlll1I Will I 1kt• llh' lJ111lt·d Stutci. 111 ltlh(i I'd .till-I ,.., 1.111k1111<( ti .d f how t11 Y.t lh1lraw (1'01111 V11•tn.1111 "'ii h1111I loi.llllol f,11·1•.' "Uld II 1•111111111°111 .11 \ t11du v 1r1 th1· Vll't 11 111111 I' ( ll llllll ll ll "I f',111 )' "''" •ll•lfH'I Nh,tll 1>1111 'Th1rl1·1·11 H""" f,111·1 ('tuna 1s f11ri.:1•111111: 1h1· I•''"""" 111f \1111·111·un 111 \111\1°1111 Ill Ill tncl11d1111,11 ahi11 e t OK Fina) V ot R Pac t; • mains "~ fht> , .... O(hllt•tl l'rt'"' h i IJl'I ' ( ,1h11wl ,q1p1 11\f•tl llH 111•,11·1• Ir 1•,11 \ \\ 11 h 1-'g \pl t11d,I\ 11°,1\lllJ.! 1.1 t d11·.tllt1 1l ,,, lh 1 bl llt'lt l'JI ll.tri 1t·1tl .1 ... 1111' flllf\ 1 l'O)Jtnllll-! 'il(•p hd111 1 " t11 .111111· '.'>l~Olng t•1•n •rm111 y 111 W11..,h 111~:l 111 1 a:o. 1·arh .111 111 '' M 11111 l.I\ 1•11<1 ing :w \ 1•a1.., 11 1 1·11111111·1 lll'lWL'l'll tht• l wo n.itllHIS The l'~rllum c11I dt•hal t• 1.., 1'(·hcduJefl to 01~·n T111°Ml,I\ .111d I h<.· \Ok m :1 \ 1·11m1· W1•cl111·..,tf,1 \ or 'J'hurs drov1· lh t· IH'<ll't' trc .. 1t" lwtwccn Eg)pl and lsral'I. in d uding il?'o JOn<'Xl''> . The Cal.11net rleh.ilt·d lht• pul'I t'll):(IOl'l'rt'cl liv Prt·~.tdt•lll ( ':11 1t·1 on ht1' M111l-J..,l '""''''' m1 o.;s11 m t.t,l \\l'l 'k , for r1H· h11uro.; before \ ot 111)( lsr..wl fttJ tlio su 1tl those t.t'.'\\1 111-( th1• 11l'.;u11v1· votes wcrl' 1\ g 1 1 n1 lt u rt• M 1 n 11' l t• r A rt c I Sha r1111 und Transport M tnt1'lcr ll,11111 l.undau. hoth of whom hJ\t' bt•t•n 'huwk!-i" throughout tht• l)l'Ul'l' '>l'Ol'CSl> M 11111r dusturbant·1·s were re· porl l•d todi1y 1n t he Is raeli orcupl(..'«i W<.·1'l Bu11k or the Jordan H t v c r . r ()('us 0 r p a I c: s t in . l(lll dl•mamb that un rndepe ndt>nl l'ull0sl1n1an :,tut<.· be cslublbhcd The Wt•sl Bunk Gaza negntw I 1on1' an• to :-.tart one month uftcr tht• t reul} 1s s igned Tht• bruclt Cub1net session wu!'i lurgcly a formality, ~inte l•arh urttl'lt• und cluusc . or tht: I rN.lly was :,t ud1cd und approvl·d during .I hul( }Car or negOllU I I Ort s l'apped lus t "'el'k b) l'artt•r s Mtd<'ast tn1> f 'ro• Pag~ Al '79 ENERGY CRISIS. • • 'I >.·111:11111..£111 1111 110,111 ,.o1.,t1hllt' has ht•<·n !>oaring," s ays a B.1111-.l'I'" T1 1A't l 'o r,·pnr l. '11,1ng front 11ho11t 5 pl•rc·cnt of all 1~.1 ,11l11w "1ld 111 l!l'i I lt1 :1:1 fll'11·,·11t 111 1!178 It 1s t•xpct tcd to up 11111,11·h 1(41 flt'r1·1•111 In I !IH:1 " l'lw 1 ,•p1111 .11111-. "'l'h1• 1111in• u11l1•111h•d gasoli ne manufactured. tlw ltl\H't t lw ~.1,1111111' '1t•ltl front ,t lmrn•l or rrudc url ·· Ttn· '\TWVS \I Kl.l~t·:-.. .\Uffi n ·1;orlcd s hurµly 111c rcaiw1l 1r.\\f l.t.'! )1'.lf ....... fjr1•, plumnwll'd. and lhl· u1rhncs sturtt•d trn~ ,n.:. "'"-'" d 'u .. I t h J11 on.i111.11l~ ord t•rt•tl HPrcntl~ hoy. 1•\ t·r ::• ..&"~ r ..... :.:. • .H ... t~ .. n l Jnl l'll'll lx•t'jU'-t' Lht>rt' htJ..,n 't been 1•n11ugh ~t < ( .. ~ • •' ;:, .sr und T~ .L•r 'ra\d boc.im m tc'dnl l:'Xlra prt"ssure on L'S. rehnene:. On lop •J! th•~ c.Jme n s1ng dt·mand on rcr1nencs from the I h+-m11.:esl~ dfld pld.,llC:!> IOdUJ>lrll'o.; ft>r lhf• C.,iJme raw 'feCd!>tOcks" lhcil J.(O Jnlt• j(.J'>'lltnt· Thi~ rd1n1·r 11·-. ill n .:l.l1h ""'·rt· runr11 n1• ~•l 1w ;,1 ly !JO 1K·rt·1·n1 t)f 1,1 p.111t\-l1y lal1· lfJ7JI I 11(11rt1Jn ull'I) "<•>" S1mp-.1111 1/1•" o· ''''"'~ 1 alh 1·111n1·111t·tl "'1111 .1 1wr-i11d 111 wl111 It a1111h·111., 1111•1 h:11111'ul prohll•ms or t•s...c•11 11 .tl m .11111t ·11.11111· · 11·d111 t·cl .1 v.11l.1l1l1• rt•l1111•r y l':t11;H·1ty NEW RE•'IN•:IU F.S, WllH'll ('()lJl.U turn u11t :.i w1dt· r:ini.c<· of prod1wti., 1·un l'llhl hu11d11·1l11 uf 1r11ll11111•, of d11l1111 .. a11d li1.14·1·1ally 1h11k•· 111tmu ttw 1-;w,1 c 'oa .. t , 1!1sl·11uragc the hu1ld· 111~ of l11r~:1· n •n11 .. 110·:. Or:!Jf r••lt111'1 ll'h T1111TI f1111n .,,., :tlt-h 111 I ht• l l111t1•1f Slalci. ht•lwccn .Junuury llJ7-t a11d .l:111u:11 v t!l7H, :n arc• ... rnull, bt•1'1 'iutlt·d for pro ch1t·111i.i lc·uflc·ll J,(1ti-11l1111· 1111cl 1110• t11•uvy fw:I 1111 1111c•d hy ut 1llt 11•s a111l 111du11tnul 11lun1., Tlw :0.1111111 n ·r1111·111·•, h11H· tukl'n a1t va11t ;o11,t· 111 fe1krul "1·nt1th·· 11u •nlh00 1wy11w11h frorn 11•(1111·1 :. 11•.i111• l11w 1 o:o;t lJ S 1·rud1· oil lo I t'(lfll'I s IL'illll( 10,1q w111<1IVl' fllrl'lf!ll 1·111111• S t:Vf':Rt\I. AN1\·l.YSTS St\Y T iit-: 1·11l1lh·nwnth prlll!r:trn and 11lh1'1 (1-.l1·ral 1111 f'' 'f'' 1•1111tr11I., hav1· 'lt1mulal1•rl 11ll 11n 1>1ir1 'i .rnrl d1 .. 1·11111 aw •ti 1111111!'11\ 11· 111 I rl1• v1·l11111111•11t J "'l when I ht· 1iat 11111 lb l rying 111 r ut w11• 111 f1111 ·11111 1111 Tht• 111t1w1111n 11wy 1'11.1 111!c 'lfMlll, howcv1·r Hl•(·t•nt urllon hv llt1· lh·11urt 011'111 11( •·:111•rgv hlljj t1fl11w1•cl rt•r1111•1 .. 1 lo r1a~ .. f)ll to 1·1111l111111·r~. lh1• .11l1fl·tl 1•11..,1 11r m11k111i: 111111•,11!1·11 i:a ... 11hn1· Thal m:ty ,11l1l l!l 1•1•11111 t11 ll11• flrll'I' Of .t l{Ull111111r Klt ... 1111111' tllf' rll'Xt \WI) y1•aro, * * * f 'r•'"' Pog~ A I • * GAS PRICES GOING UP. • "1 h11v1• lo Jm'IH ulonf( tht.• In <·rc•u11c. Th1.•rt •'H JUHl no C't1111t•t•." Ill' KllYh /\ Coron11 d<•I M11r Hc•lr Hl'l'v•· 11tuli11n man11J,(1•r lunwnlN thut f'Om rw\illon UKl'd lO hold J(IJS r>r lc01•11 <lo wn l>u l t1 tu llo 11 munu.ct,rl'.I now ur(• "htl rl J.l Cort·t•cl lJy I h1• ol I c·om paniC'H to e hnrf(c morn, or we'll i.co out or huHincs11 " A (Aflt 11 Mc1w <.;ti1'vro 11 <Jcul •r wryly comm nt11, "Standard 011 prleC'it olways URcd lo be> higher but f'v('ryonc hi cutchinu u1> with C hevron now." Ills KtoUon PRHt.,'d ulontc u two rent 1>rlr<· In crease from the suppllt>r to th() .coni1Um r ID8l wcok . One dhlRruntlc<J llunllnuton Reach Shell mon»Rcr HYH hf''11 had "to--ma ny lncrenses lately, I <'On 'l CV '0 kt'<'P lrark Of the m " 1'he moJorlly or station man11er1 say they ore Ju11t UK unhappy H th consumer ubout highe r 111ollne prlce1. T h y c l1Alm Infl ationar y flrt'11sur11, alon• with hlkc.od pr CH rrom suppllera, ls putllna lh plr\ch on thf'lr total bu11lnetts operatloM. lus cuus lnl( uncom fortublt1 customer reh1tlon8. Phil McOa nlcl, man11er or Dick Wat•on Arco 1nd Auto Center 'n San Clt'mcntei polnlll out that u 1uppller pr CM tn creue, the dealer alto hu to add •alel tax whl"h lncreue1 lbe PriN ol 1u even more Other station man11er1 llY tbe h~reued .minimum wa1e, rent rlHI e nd hll h•r meln tenance t XPtnH• 1re putUAa lht'nt Ill u h111d Nl·arly all sl:il11111 m unagt!r'I bl11n&l' the 1111 l'Ompunlt•t1 for ex <'eliS IV(' jll'Ofil luklllM Ulld do not rorc•H('l' j.!UtlOlinc IH'iCCS 11lal11 h1 111~< 1n lhl' ncur fulurc Ont' Shell d1.•uh01', who docs not WUfll to tw l<lt•nl lfiNI, llUY!i, "'I'll<' 1111 f'llllt•d 'oil t'rtlih•' htts nolhillfl lo do wllh prll'c tnc rcu11cs. lt':1 JU Kl u tn11nt'ymuklng move on the• p:t11 of t lw oi I companic11. '' St•rvl1't' :H uttonN in scvl•n O r1101w CoaNt c·lllcH '!how w1dt• 1lltrC'rCncl'I' In the prlrf• of un lc•nd ccJ 1ws A Costa Mesu Shell 11t11tlon (l110tell the hl.ihest price nt 87 .0 Ct'nl.3 per gallon for un· lt•oded uus. Another She ll stullon In Sun Juun Copl11tr1rno runs u t•lm1e M.>rond 11t 8.'S.9 cent:\ per 1o111llon tnr "(ult l'ltlrvc" unleaded .c1111 , with sclf·scrvo COKh ng 83.0 ('f1ntH. 0th r Co11u1 Mcso stollons· prlec-14 rung(' from 83.0 cent11 for full 1u-rve unleaded j(Ul'I to 79 for ""It ·tlt'rvo Sa n Cle m <'nl<' stnilon11 ovcr.-aecl ttu to 83 ccnll\ par ten llon. One Puc1flc Cout lllahwuy Nlutlon in Newport Rca<'h IK a11kin14 83.9 per gullon for unlu ded JlUlf, while 8nolfler CoHl I UKhway dt>Ol(•r In Coronu dcl M 11r 111 r h arglng five ceots per RRllon le1u1. fo'ount11l n V11llc,y 11~ rvlr 11tu t Ion•' priret1 run from a hl&h or 81 cenll to 1 low ot 77 cent# per 1allon ror unl eaded 1••· Lownt prices appear to be In HunUntton Rea<'h with • sproad ol 1'.l to '1t centa per 1aUon. Showers ~":"'::'~ ........ -Linger 0~11, ...... \Loll l'llo1o J ANE McLAUGHLIN INVITES FRtENOS TO HER TRIAL Coste Mesa Women Battles Business License Fee Mes a Wo m an Awaits Courtro o m 'Party' By DAV I() KllTZM \NI' 011i. O~lfy P1101 ~leff Th(• 1nv1tat IOfl'> h<.t\ 1· gom· l)Ut and J a ne· Md.uughltn hopl'" soml' frlt'n ht·r Irr.ti s tun ... in llu rlM1r M1111H·1pJ I < o urt in l'oc•wpor1 Bc•;11·h Ms Mc:l.;111ghlt0 ts lht• '>l'lllllo.' and ll'UOUdaslll' Oflt'r J lOr o r tlw Mo rnmgr 11'•' Print tnl! Cnmpa11~ on Mt•s.t V1•rd1• On' 1· f';asl 111 Co s ta M1•!-i.J Wh1·11 'ht· Ofll'Ol d for h1J11tn1•11'i la..,I ~1ay, lhf• Cll\ lold her 'oh1• m•t•ll t·d a bus11w,.,.., llc•c•n111· Uul Ms Mdi11ui.:til111 rl'hl'olt•d 1'ay1ng et•rl u1n 1r1t11r mut111n 1111 the lic•<'OM' .1pplt<':1lw n was an 111rnng .. rn1•111 1111 lwr n i.c hts /\(tcor rwar l}' lJ )>l'd r ... 1.\-0rlh or wrnngl1ng !Ii.ti 111< ludt•d a ltJ ho u r stay 1n 1111· 01 an1•1• {'mrnt .. Jail for ht·r. ~h Mt·LJ11 gh1tn ·.., C'as1· ftnall v <'Omt•.., IJ1·fon· ,, Judge J\nd th.it 1' "'lwn· llw 1m 1t" lrOn'i c•11m(• rn EJ rl11·r th" month. s he m :ult•d nut about :i~, "1nv11u1 11m-. 111 vanou.., 1111..,1 ~Ill' "'"d .. 111· hao.; lrwd to p,1\ th<• husmess IH·c•n..,1· h·1· 'l'\ l't ,11 t1ml'11 srnc·•• lu1'1 ~1 a\ IJut \\1 tli ..,o m•· l'ond1t1ons Thl· c·11, hu'.'> rt· fu11l'<l lo J<·tcpt 1h1· c•11nt1i111inl> In .Jul) :.i Judg1· rult·fl ht·• 11n nl10J! c·ompa n) ,.,. .. .., 11p1·1 a t111g Ill \ 111lat111n ur C'll \ l.1\\ v. ht-rl of ~1·pkml.11.·r :!Ii 1·11111 1 ht'<ir111g "·•' -.et M.., :'vkLaughltn ' IP J!.JI Joi ,.,..,,.r told the l'Ourt !-oho · 1N11uld not upl'('ur unlt •ss u .,, att·rnt·111 1k(111ing the '1olutwns ..,ht• \\,o-. l'ha rf.'ccl with \\:111 p rollu1·1·<1 Tht• 1·1t.v tl11f not µmclut'l' "u' h a l1 hl a nti M.., '1 t LJUghl 111 "'LI v1•1l tumw. m1ss111g tht· 1·11ur 1 date St·,eral day!-. lcitt•r , ,1 \\JI runt for hl·r <rrrt•st v. :.is 1s!'.Ut·d , h•:1<1111g lo hl·r 11n ·rn1ght 11lci~ HI the c·ounty JWI Oddi) the t'll~ 1s n111 'u1 l' h1w. rn u<'h Ms ~1C'f .:111gh l111 11v.1·.., ll11·m for a l11·t•n?-ol' Tht• J nluunl or ftll' fl'I' IS d<0IC'rmtn1·fl h) }l'!JI I) groM• rt'l't'lph J lld IJ1·1m t ) ('1 I) Attornc) Murk llucl>11<·h ::.d1tl I he printing op1•rat<ir t-.&s not supplied lhJS informut1on "ll 's an unrlc•lt.'rmtnf·cl umount J t th1l> ltrll•'. h<· '>Jld uf lht· hu-,1 tll'!'io; ltc·t•nsi· f1·1· On Coast A 11tubbol"n s torm system lhitl ha11 1111 parts or Oran~c County with mort• lhun an in1·h of rain m thl· last thn•c day,., seems cer - ium to linger through Tuesday, lht' Nationa l Weather Service 11aid "It will t>t' m a inly shower ac · t1v1ty and ttwy will he ht•avy at limes," u forcC'asll'r stud. "And look1n~ aheud lo Wednesd ay, we Just can 't Sl'I' any break in this kind or wealhl·r .. Truffle orftt·c·r!'i throughout the county said motorists had been d elayc<l in many areas because or m111or noodtnlo( A particularly ht•avv df·l u1!<' ... hortlv twrore 7 JO .J.m torluy hroui.:ht trafrH' on the 'le" J)(lrt l"r~cway lo a complete hall for ne<.trl y IO minutes. But ~c· v1· had m> maJOr prob- lt·m .., · Cul1fornia II 1ghway l'i.1 1 rolm.1n .. :d Sanrlcrs s aid . M:.iny l)\'Cll''l' h.ivt• bt:l'n late ror work today but I hey got there." Th e ram gauge ut the Moullon- N 1,.:11PI 14-<lll'' I rt·atmt'nl plant in Laguna N1 i.:ut•I !-ohm\ s thal an 111rh nr ruin fl•ll ul th:tl l<Jcat111n d11r111g the t<.isl three days . Tht• new downpour hrought lht· season·., total to 17 01 inches, m o re than f1v<• •m·he s above normal Hut tht• totul 1s still well lll'fllW ltlt' r1i.:Urt' f l'l'Orflcd On lhlS date in l971j ~ Ill 111c·he~ Four to Face l.SD Charges In Newport '1· w1.111r1 B1•a1'11 nu n ·11t 11·., 111 q •,t 11:..i1111 .... 'a lfl I ht·y C\ Jlt'1°t to .11·1 ;J1g 11 to u r lllt'll Tu1·..,d<1 ,v fn llo"' 11111 I h1•1 r arre11h lh1' "'1•(•k1•111I 1111 t'h.1 rgcs of s elling I .SI> 1'11111·0· l11111k"d Biiiy l luyt·s l '1111r111t•\ 1:.1 and M1d1ael /\n th11n\ W;irno·r l!I bolh 11f :121nt f> .1 ., • • 11 I '.11 o 1 I 1 n ;, . S.<J n J u an I 'ap1o;trano unrt w e.,f1·y f·'iori l!I. 11( :.!•t2•i:! I, 1 ,,.,..,St El Toro, on 'iUs p 11· 111n 11f 1·1 m-.p1 rat· y Io ,t:fl l~"if> \ h 11 oll f t''lil·d \\JS f)(I\ id \ 1t·1 O\ :!I 11f ~:I Tlffo M<1nnc· I '''II' \ 11 ~t .ti 11111 who "a .. lt1111 k o·cl 1111 .,11 ..,µ11·1•J n of IHl"1'''s"11111 11( LS[) for 'l:Jlf' SJ.! I l'.t'n < 'ov. •·II <;:od the men "t·n· ttJl.1·n 111111 1·u..,tody in lilt! ~un Judn hotnc urtcr allegedly '"lllng und1·r1·11\L·r riart·ot1es .1 g 1•11 h I 111111 11 11-..1•:, o r the lt.dlu1 11111).:Cll . IH"'IS lll'(ll)lt-1111<1111 h"r' "'hfl h.i \t' fol low1•d 111'1' 1 .1-.1• .ind "'h11 ..,ho· though! -.1111lrl lw 111ll·11"lt·d 111 ll11· f•1111r1 pr.,1·1·1·d1111•o.; · · 1 rn n·<1 ut~.,, lrli.l )>1111r 1ir1•.,1°11l'1 l1Cl'<JUs1· I IJ1•l11•vt: I hit I )ou 'll h:tVl' a f'l•i<i pffr·rl •111 llw iur}' :.h1• wrnlo· 111 .11tct1111111 I rn quite: 1·1111f11lt·11I I hat vou II l'llJO,\ tlw pn•..,1•11t;1l11111 of m y r•ai-.t· Jnd lht• lc•st11n1111v ur th1 • w1l11t· ..... c .... t.hould provt' f'flt+-<1 li-itn111~ · Patrol Arrests 22 Al>k1·d today whut h1·r pn·si·11 l :t I I 0 II w I 11 h (. I I k l' • ,..,.., M" I .a11ghl111 h1·ll1!•·tf .1 1111 'I n·ully don'I w;1111 lu d1M'""" 1t hdor1· lht· tnal ·· l>ttt • 'oi.l ld 'Th.ti would t.1k1• aw.I\ lh1· 1•lt•11w11l of MlrtJrlM' 1(11rth1•l'll)' I " • Slw ll> 1111 .. 1111· ho" 111:i 11y who rt· I'(' I Vl ·ti Ill" II ,1I11111"> l'.111 '• li11w ll fl (11 r !I .. Ill 1•1111rt (11111• · M O'il of Uw ... , · 111·011ll' work lt kl' I do." •,!11• ..,,01d ~h1 · (h•111· r 1 hcd I t11•111 ;,., 111•11p h• I kilt'\\ who v.0•11• At-rl11111t•ly 111 1t·r1°'ilNI ' Ms rt1t'l.11u.ihltn t~ 111•t1 11K "" her own att11rm•y We Recommend · FIA because it's the best Aliens on Weekend Bon~t>r l'ttl-r~1I ttgPrt11' s111d I ht•\. lllTt•stPd 22 s umui.cgh·r:. of 1lh·gal .iltl'll!'o fWI) IO hi:fJOJl'a ll' h1 i.cft s 1H0 l'd l'h it s l's d u ring 1h 1• wt•t•kcnd und p1t·kl·d up ·111 Ml'X 1t·an n,1t11mab Spc1 ·1al ugcnt .John Wt'!'i"'HI .,:11cl ltt ~1·ur-old Jo111· Mt'Jlll' 1"1 l•goi.su was a rn·.,ll'd l)ll ft•l111l\ 1'01 uggling charg1• ... whl'n ht• t r11•d to t'ludc.· I aw ml•n 111 ,1 1n l'kup lruc·k load1·d w11h 1:1 ul11•11o.; 111 San ('lt•m cntc Sunday .1t !I am /\fll'r u hril'f c·hiJ~l'. MeJIU abandont:d ht11 t ruc k n1•ar J\ v1•1111lu l'tl'O untl trtcd to nt.>c on 111111 lie.• \\ ~ app.r:.c.~a.de<Lby Sun (.'l1·111t'ntt• 1.111111:1: Wl'h"Oll 11<11d ugenti. hPollctl 1h1· flll'kup trul'k, a lh.•gedly used Ill a prt•\ lllUS ">HIU~ghng o pcr<1· tum, 0 11 till' Sa11 Dh·go Frct•way. •\I .1h11ut :! :~o a rn Saturday, a j.!1•111"> "l>c>llt•cl another vehicle lwhc• V('(1 u111'tl in tJn•.,, 11n1~ -;mug ghng :tlh'mpls rlt'ur Sun Juan l 'u1>1!'.l r:ino \1-w111 ....... 1111 lh1•v c·hus1:d u tw.ntlv l11.11lt•tl ..,,.dan u1 ~pccds up tu ~I milt''> p...r hour until the tlrrv1·r :.i hanclonefl the auto near ~a 11 .Juan t'll'l'k Ho ad. Al S OARACF lu r ASI llON ISLAND NL wrORT Br ACH '114 ) ()44 70.30 l ' I t 'l Laguna/South Coast •• VOL. 12, NO. /8, J SECTIONS, 28 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MO NDAY , MARCH 19, 1979 TEN CENT'S ' . Iran Isn't Sole Oil Cut Villain I 7 I N EW YOHt\ t .\111 MJny I)( tht• rnoh of Amt'nl'omt'"''"' l:11·tor' 11wludt· 1 1 1 <'mtronmt•111 ,111t·~ulJt111n' ·~· .• S)Stt•rn of 111'll'1• 1•rn1trob ~md 'UJlpl) ,tllm·.1t1e1n:., .ind 13 1 hootr1111~ JUtO u nd Jir tr,1\1'1 l'ht•i.t• f,11•tor:-. h.t\t' 'tramt•tl both a l11n1h'CI 'UI> l'I> of crudt• 011 ,11111 a lan1111•1I .1muunl uf ndanang 1•,11;a<·tl ) THE IR.\l\I \I\ OIL C'l '1'0fo't', \NO tht' :-.uhsequt•nl rt•'>ump tton uf oil produl'lwn at hulr 11' prt• n•,olut1un lcH·I . only nlildl· a t ighl s1tuatio11 tt.:htl·r • * • * * • Coastal Gas Prices Soar PRICE 83 82 819 r.-t 111 "'" ftt• , ~ 111•1 ., ' . .· ' ' ,, I O.oly P•i.t 1111utr•t10ft THE PRICE WAR Pu mp figures show the rising price uf unleaded ga::; tx>twt>en December and Mar<:h at o ne San Clemente se r vice s ta- tion TIUeves Hit Twice, Grab $8,000 Loot T"o separate bur~la raes netted thieves over SS.000 an Jewels and mus1cul ins trume nts over t he Wl•ekcnd an Labuna Beach Pol ac·e said Ma rk Thomas LyslN . 22. of 255 Chiquita St . reportc-d that someone entered his home throu~h an unlocked rear window and ned with two electric j!uit&rs and a s axophone valued at $2,550. Saturday. Greyson Lee Bryan. 58. of 2621 Victoria Drive. report· t d someone entered his home dur· io~ the day and ned with S6.0~ in jewels and currency. Police said the s us pect ap. parently cut through a screen and entered through a window a t thP Bryan residPnl·e Prices for unleaded g asohnt· increased Crom one to three rents per gallon during the past two weeks al more than half the service stations contacted m a Daily Pilot sampling along the OranJ?e Coast. Ac ross-the board s upplier price jumps were passed along t o the consumer . On ly one Chevron st<ttion in Costa Mesa held to a onc·ccnt increase when at:. price from the supplie r went up two ('ents the first week in March. Ser v1ct> s tation m a nagers w('n• hesitant to releas(' dates and exact amounts of periodic prtcl' ancreasl•s F1\'c s tations of thl• 20 contacted rerus<'d to mak{• an) comment about the price l'Scalation. Eight to IO·cent price hikes in· the past 90 days were the rule. with increases showing a steady upward trend during February after less frequent price rises in January and J,tene rally stable rates in th e las t h a lf o f December. Early Ma rch was the turning pomt. A Costa Mesa Union Oil sta tion manager says his price for unleaded gas has gone up three cents per gallon in the past two weeks . "I have to pass along the in· crease. The re's just no choice ... he says. A Corona del Mar self·serve station manager laments that com petition used to hold J@.S prices d o wn but s tation managers now arc "being forced by the oil companies to cha~ge ~?re. or we'll go out of bus iness. A Costa Mesa Chevron dealer wryly romments. "Standard Oil prices always used to be higher but everyone is catching up with C hev ron now." His s tatio n passed along a two·l·ent price in· crea se from the supplier to the consumer last week. One disgruntled Huntington Beach Shell manager says he"s <See GOING UP, Page A2l Ted Kennedy, Mrs. Trudeau Odon· thl' foll or the shah a nd lhe shutdown of Iranian oilfields Ut•t• 26. lra11 provtdt•d 5 pt:rcent of America's crude oil needs. But mort-thun h.Jtr or l run'c; 011 -.h1pments were of the "light."" low '>Ulfur \Uriel) that •~ r<'lat1v1:ly t•as) to turn mto gasoline and heat Ill~ 011 The r11rta1lm1.-nt or tht'Sl' ('Xf>Orts came on top or a decision by SJudt rabta last yt•ar hm1L1n g light crude 011 exports to 65 percent of tht•1r tulal :.h1pn1(•nti. ·111 'll'\li uf thl' lo..,:. of Iranian exports continuation of this p<>ll<'Y "111 n>n tributl' to thl' ubnormality of today's crude 011 markelh," i-ay:. C1t1lwnk petroll•um l'Conom1st .)ohn Si mpson. AT HOM E . WHILE AMF.RICANS' CA RS are gelling better Give lJs a Kiss And the buss on the beak seemed the least that Josh Martin, 8. could do for Clancy. a 3-month-old cockatiel who won first place for best voice last weekend in the pet show at Three Arch Bay. A wide variety of domestic pets vied for prizes allhe annual show. Swallows Back Birth Arrive on Schedule Despite a flock of skeptics, the swallows returned to Mission San Juan Capistrano at 10: 18 a.m. to· day. said Mission s pokesmen. after braving chilly rain a nd foul weather in thei r legendary night from Argentina. About 2.000 onlookers waited as the birds were de layed from their traditional dawn arrival. s aid Mission spokesman William Smith. Smith said he never doubted the s wallows' return after the birds were s potted Sunday about 20 miles south of the Mission near Camp Pendleton. In the wake of scientiric cries of "chicke n feathers" to the no· tion that the swallows return every St. Joseph's Day, Smith and other Mission officials de· nied that the event was a ··mira cle" and listed it as a natural phenomenon. Smith said U .S . Wildlife Departme nt officials and re· searchers from Nation al Geo- graphic Magazine have certified that the swallows· return is not a myth. Argentine officials have also supported the legend of the swallows. Smith said. A San Juan Capistrano city source. who would not reveal he r na me. said simply. "the birds had already arr ived." Peace Eff c:..rt Opens Affair Reported p J A 2 2 NEW y O RK 1 A p l TOR9NTO C~P~ -Maclean'; atro rrests Diplomats from 11 countries as· magazine says m its cover story sembled here today to t ry to pre· that Margaret Trudeau, separat· vent the collapse of a two.year ed wife of l~ Canadian prime Ali W k d effort lo gu1de the South Afri{'an-mi_niste~. ~nf1ded that she had a ens on ee en controlled territory or Namibia brier ha1son with U.S. Sen . toward independence through in· Edward M. Kennedy. cRelated te rnationally s upervised clcc-story, AJ) . lions The meeting was proposed . The weekly ~agaz1ne reports last week after ao increase in in Its March 26 issue that her re· fightin,:: po r t e d a rr a I r w i t h t h e Massachusetts senator was one of the factors in the disiotegra· lion of her m arriage to Pierre Elliott Trudeau. Coast Weather C hance of s howers decreasing to 60 percent Tuesday. Highs Tuesday 56 to 80. IAwa tonight 45 to 60. IN81•BTeB~W ..... .. ,. ......... =,......... c ... m-I ii[,. ' i 1:1~1 Tom Southwick, Ke nnedy's press spokesman in Washington, said: "It's completely untrue. It 'a a statement by the author of the article. fl doesn't quote Mrs. Trudeau directly." Mn. Trudeau. 30. could not be reached for comment on the article by Judith Tinson. The magazine, which bas a circulation of 870,000, did not give a date For the alle1ed liaisoa. It aays lln. Trudeau. who bas three children, coaftded in Im that she earlier had the alf air with Kennedy. The masastne allO says the Trude8118. ~ aeparated in the •Prinl of lm attempted a ree· ondllation iHt winter and •Ill ...... areldlect to dettp a bcMale for tblm in the Laurentian mountalna. Mn. Trudeau aaid lbe prtme mlnllter .,.._ to Ntlp before the reeonrtllaUon attempt col· lapeed, tbe m .. uine 1aya. Mrs. Trudeau a aid her h•bMd WM atremel1 annoyed ( .. AnAR. .... ,\J) Border Patrol agents said they arrested 22 sumugglers of illegal a lie ns-two in separate high s p eed chases -during the weekend and picked up 411 Mex· ican nationals. Special agent John Wesson said 18-year ·old J ose Mejia Fregossa was arrested on felony s muggling cha rges when he tried to elude lawm en in a pickup truck loade d with 13 aliens in San Clemente Sunday at 9 a .m. After a brief c hase, Mejia abandon ed h is truck near Avenida Pico and tried to flee oo JJfNE CELUR lE4KS OIL BOLZANO, Italy !AP> -For the third 1trai1ht day. oil gushe4 today from the floor of a wine cellar at nearby Ora a nd firemen pumped it into tanks 8Mt dreamt of wealth from an oU ftDd quietlJ feded with news that Ute oU WM from broken un· der1round tanks po11ibly •n· stalled by Oermaa ll'oOpl ln this area ..., tbe A•trtan border duftlll World War 1J. foot. He was apprehended by San Cleme nte police. Wesson said agents spotted the pickup truck. a llegedly used in a previous smuggling opera- tion. on the San Diego Freeway. At about 2:30 a.m . Saturday, agents spotted another vehicle believed used io previous s mug- gling attempts near San Juan Capistrano. Agents said they c hased a heavily loaded sedan at speeds up to 90 miles per hour until the driver abandoned the auto near San Juan Creek Road. The driver, Salvador Mendoza Vargas, 2.8. believed to be in the country illegally •• was nabbed after he ned on fool from a1ent.s. they sald. Five ltlegal aliens were round In the passenger compartment of Mendoza ·s auto and four me n In lbe trunk, Wesson userted. Weeeon aaid smu1&Jen were o b served on the San Diego Freewar over tbe weekend lead· iftC "c.wvo,a of aau-... or four autoa" loaded with Ule1aJ aliens. Weuon 1ald •••nll expect a Huoaal laereate in the number of •mvaler arreat.1J and allea deportauon.. mileage than ever. drivers have been taking to thP road in Arcatcr numbers. Last year. gas consumption rose 3 percent over 1977's level. a percentage point greater than the trend of the past fl\ 1· years· annual growth But the raw figures don't tell the whole tale Because of anti pollution rules. most new cars contain cat alytic converter.., Thi· converters a rc destroyed by lead. an octane ·booster in gasoline, so motorists must use unleaded fuel. which 1s harder and more c-o:-.tl \ to refine that the con\'ent1onal var iety Many new car.. rf'qu1n• preminum·grade unleaded fuel. which 1:. even more difficult 111 make than its low·tcst brother. l <See '79 EN ERG V CRISIS. Page i\21 Appeal Nixed Coast Medic Faces . Trial Ruling without 1·nrnml·nt lht' U.S Supreme Court rf'fUsl'cl to day to anterf Pn· "'1th t Ii•· scheduled murde r trial of t>r J eHrey R. MacDona ld of llunt ington Harbour The high court dec1s 1on ap pears to make II certain that MacDonald. 35. will now b ·tried m Raleigh, N C . for the alll'l.!l'd One Killed In Cycle s~hup A 19·year-old Camp Pe ndleton Marine was killed and has un· ide ntified companio n w as crilicalJy injured early Sunday when the m otorC'yclc they were riding jumped ct curb an Laguna Beach. s truck a light pale and hurled the two men into a fe nce. Killed instantly rn the 2 58 a .m . crash was Bria n Douglas Belche r. Witnesses said Belcher was thrown fuce·fi rst into a woode n fe nce at the Little S hrimp restaura nt. 1305 South Coast Highway His companion. who has not been identified . 1s in extrcmclv c ritical condftli>n at Saddlcback Community Hospital with seven· head injuries One or the ml'n wa:. wearing a helmet. but police said 1t ap- pare ntly was n't strapped and fl ew o ff when thl' pair were thro wn from the rnoton·yl'll' Wttne sse:-. sa i d th t' motorcyclist wasn't s peeding , but apparently lost contro l of tht> motorcycle where the highway c urves near Cress Street OrJer the Side 1970 inurder:-. of h1~ \\lfc .ind t\lio younj.! daughters MacDonald. "'ho ts nov. dm·1· tor of emergency med1 t•int· at St Mary Med1cul Cent<.·r in Long B<'ach. was in1ht·ll'd by a f(·r1Pra1 grnnd JUr ) an Hall'1gh lour )l.'Jr ago T h l' ind ll' I ml' n l h •' I cl h 1 m responsible for tht• kllhng:-. on Feb l7. l970. or h is pn•gn:.int wtfe. Colldlt'. :!1 . :.i nd lht· t·ouple"s two children. K1mlx:rl~ fl. a n'1 Kristen :1 M 1 ht arv rx,ltct· "ho rush1•tl 111 llH•n GrC'cn BNPI Capt \1 J t' Dona ld 's qu;.1rll'rS at Fort Rragg. 'JC . -..mi thP thn'" \ 11· t1ms had bt'en bludgt•on1·d to dt-:Jth The\o said I ht•y found t ht· dm· tor suff<'ring frnm a knife \l.OUnd in the chest T hey said ht• told thl'm that four druJ! cr<n.cd hap 1111.?s had forct.?d the ir way into has home and att acked him and his family. Mi cOonald was bookc<t on murfier charges a ~hort t1ml' late r But thOSl' ch;Hgl·:-\l.t'rt' dropped after [urther ln VC'>llgCJ lion and 'MacOona lc:I was told there would bt-no court martial Later. he was given an honora blf' discharg£• from the Arm\ Medical Corps Tht.• Supremt· Court r u led unun101ousb l<tSI M :.iy I. after I ul ly s tudying MacL>onal<l"s case that he could not charg(· go,ern mcnt prosecutors w1!h vwlating his ra~ht to ti spcetly trial hcfon: t ht• trial actually took pl;1t·1· The M<ty dl'C·1s1on app1•:.i red lo l'IPar the way for th(• l1rng delayed criminal µrol·e1.•dmg Rut MacDonald's la wvl'r suhs l" 4uently raised a ot'\Y l'l<11m that the fedl'ral 1-{'JvNnrrwnt ., pros ec ut ion r<:p n •s1' n 1-. u n cons titutional duul1lc Jl'Op:.irdy The .ith US Circuit Court of Appeals re1cctcd the doubll' <Se<' (){)(TOR. Page .\:!I Workman continues dismantling St. Mary's Episcopal Church at 428 Park Ave. in La1uua Beach. Demolition of tbe stnacture became necessary when city officials de· termlned the bulklln1 was unsafe. Church members also were concerned that the unoccupied bulldina bad become a hangout ror vagrants. t \ Waddill Finances Examined tlh• Hork_.r ............... "·'' '' "t1111-.1111 h nl lldote I 1•\,1" /1,1-. lit t 'fl -.c•lt•t•((·cl h\ l nl\ t·r-..d P11 t1arl•-.111 .... tJ1 111.1 11111.1k1· ct/ L11t l1• \I.-.-. \l.11 h.1·1 .1 t!l:H mo\ It' th.it lwl1wd 111.1k1· Shtr It•\ TPmph.' l,11llC11I !-,,11'tt \\-d'\ {'h(l.,l'n 11\1•1 111c1rt• th.in 5.000 h!tlt• 1•11 l•',H-rc ,-.-.1h1·1·1111ntn. One Hurt In Crash; Other Held 1\ youn~ L:1 gun11 lf1lls woman ts in !>i.1t1:.(adory l'Ond1t1on tod<i_v and ht'r ft·mal<' comp:rn1on foci :-. fdon) clrunkt•n clr11.ing <·h:.ar~t':.. µohct• :-..n . .ifte1 .i Rrind1n~ two <'Jr t·oll1:.1<1n late Frid<iy on t rng1·ch pl.1guc·d LJJ;luna Can) <111 Hu ad 1\ Li.i J,!U nJ U1•;,id1 1'11l1t·1· :.pok1•-.ma11 :-..i1cl IK Vl':Jr old L1so1 Jo.in ('h<.iffln. 2'1U7<! ('a:-.t1lla l.anl'. M1:.:-.1on V1 1·10. wui. ln.t'vt·I 1ng t·a:-.thoun Cav1ota Dr1vl" Laguna Beach K 11t1hl•rlv I Cortie•-. or La~una ll1lb . a pllsscn1:wr m Mis:. Chaf fin's vt>htl'll'. 1:. in stab I<· rond1 lion t\ pass<•ngt·r in Moir':. car. Diane.• S G<Jn.a.1IC!> of th<• ~Jm(' Laguna Uea<·h addrc.•i>!>, wa-. trl'.tl<' Chuff in 1-. 11:-.tt' felony drunkt·n dnv1ng <:hiirgl·:-. m, :..t re :.ult or lhl' IJ 15 p m c•ra:.h ft KATllY ('l • .\NC\' OI tlle o..u, ...._. "•ff I) I w 1 II 1 "'" \\ •• d fl • II I f HI\ ''IJlnt•d tu JO Ot .111••1• I ount' l>l8 tr1('f \ttrn nc.·y i. 1nvt•ht1~.11clc • m o 11f h lwfun• hl' ullc·~1·1ll y ii trani:lt•l1 J tv.o pc>und . l~ rnuw1• inf.ml lt1t1I ht· v.u'' vt•r v det.,t• It, li.1nkr11p l1 \ .1 prc1 .. 1·1 ullon v.11 tit''!> I• --1 1 111~ lutJ.1y I> I !\ I rl •• t I\ l t 0 r n t• v \ I II H''>t l~ator John <:!1·r lold lh1· Ur,rnQl' Count) ~11pt•1111r l 11ur1 JUr) Wuckhll c.·omphun1•<1 1hu JI'•' an llllt•r\ t\•v. v. llh Uuolnl'l Al lnrne ('t•c·1l flll'lh thut hl' CJV.t•d St S mlllton tu or1t• flt m, St~O uou lu ~1·urJl\ H.mk <.111t.l mor 1• ,,,..,,. S!>0,000 tu tht' Int• mal Hcvl·nut ~.'r\H't' I It' -.1.1tt'l.I I hJI 11,. J ml tu .. v.1h· V.t•ft• \l'r" \t't't '1l'lll In dt>bt, (ill'r "icUd dur u••t W.id dill s murrlt:r rl'tn.il "Ju:;t .ihlc lot11•Jtl w.tlt•r ncll•f l'IOl>' l'XJO\llHttlOll II\ W Jdd1IJ '~ rlt'ft•flM• ,JtlOfllt•) howl'Vt·r . Git·r 1t·:-.t1rwc l tlw $1 ,1 m1ll11111 ulthJ:.1111111 11l\olvf'tl .111 alll',Wl·d f111 g1•1.., of W.ul\11 11· ... s 1 i.: n :Jl 11 1 1• u r .1 I 1 n ., -n t 1 .t I .L'.U11 r Jflll'I.' Gier <Jbo Miid 1t wa~ h1:-. 1111 11l-r:-.tand1ng from WL1dd1ll lhal I ht• phy:.1t·wn had I hl· $50.000 rwedt..'d kl pay the I HS Gier wa:. called to lhl' w1trw:-.s s tand by pro:.ecutor Robert Chatte rton who hai. contencJt.>d Waddill strangled t he infant known as baby girl Weaver :.ifl t•r she allegedly s urvived an ahor t1on two years a~o lie' ha!> <ir~ul-0 Waddill wJ-. 1n dl'bt. was °" 1thou1 m<.1lpractw1• IO!>Ur<.lnl'l' and fcart'd iJ l<JWSUlt If th1• infant :.ur v1vc•d thl' sahnt· abortion w1th brain damag1.· llow1.•vc'r. dcft•n!-,1· allorJlt•\ CharlC's Wt,edman has main l:um•rl that lht: infant was for .. ill prm:tic<JI puq>0st•s <1ln·arly dead wh,·n Waddill examined her OJI We s t.mi n s t e r C ommu n ity lfo.!l µital. In <Jdd1 hon hl· has c·alll'<i h1:; clie nt "very prosperous" <Jt the time of tht.· a lleged murde r s<ty ing Waddill w:.as <:leu nnu al lea:.l $150.000 a year from his med1c;.il practice Waddill purport.t.•<Jly had gone lo Jltcks and the dis trict a t torncy mve:.t1~at(Jr to l'OmplJin about a financt<t l transactwn about a month before lhe allt:gl•tl :.trangulat1on. Waddill 's first murde r trial ended las t May when Jurors said they wen· dc;.idlocked 7 to 5 1n favor of a<'qu1lt1ng thl· 43 year old phys1citin Fro• Page A I '79 ENERGY CRISIS. • • 'Demand for no lead ~asoltm: has been soaring." :.ays a Hankt'r-. TrU!>l Co. rt>porl, "n :.1ng from about 5 percent of all ~a!>oltnl' :.old in 1974 lo 35 pcrcl'nl an 1978 It is ex!X!c ted lo ap proat·h 80 percent by 1!;85 ... The report adds . "T he more unlead ed gasoline manufactured, lhl' lower the gasolln1• y ie ld from a barrel of c rude oil." THE NATION'S i\IRLINES ALSO reported s har ply increased travel last year a s fares plummeted, a nd the a1rhnes started buy. Ing m ore Jet fuel than originally ordered. Recently, however many 01ghts have been canceled because there hasn't been enough jet fuel to go around. The air travel boom m eant extra pressure on U.S. refineries . On top or this cam e risang de mand on refineries from the chemicals and plastics industries for the same raw "fecdsLocks " that go into gasoline . The refineries already we re running al nearly 90 percent of capacity by late 1978 "Unfo rtunately," s ays Simpson, "these strong calls coincided with a period in which accidents, mechan ical proble ms or es:scn· tial maintenance" reduced available refinery capacil.>. NEW RE FINERIES, WIDCH COULD turn out a wide range of products. can cost hundreds of millions of dollars a nd take up to five years to build . Simpson adds that government a ir qua lity stand· a rds, especially thost! along the Eas t Co1u;t , dis courage the build · mg of large refine ries. DAILY PILOT t ... 0.-~0oilt•IOI ... --ic"lt~ ,,. ___ ,,, ............. -.. 1 ... 0...., ( .. ,,,.""'.~~ .. _ ...... ,_ ... ..... ,,"" _.., , ... ....,. ,,..,., ... c;., .. INW H_liH( .. ,-ltf'91 ..... ecfl,,_ l•tftY•I..,, h_ l_ ....... ,1w9t(-A ~ . ..-... , ............. -~ ........ -'4oHttr• r""° "'""""°' ,,...,...,.,. .. ""' " .. • Wnlll•YM-,(fl'f•-.Gtl-"'•""' ,._ .. _ ................ ..__. , ... 11. ('""' v .............. -~ .. -._ ,,,_.._ ...... .,_,.,...,.... ---··-~...... .ic-.. .. _ ........ -......... ~ ............ °"* ·n•oi.-~._,.... omo.. C..teMI .. llOWll'M...,.._ .. l/ftt .............. ,,.,, ................. , • .., ...... (7f4JMMll1 C11111ftM .......... .....,. .............. MD ..... "'91 ,...,.. ... ....... "'-*(-..... ~1: =. °"#-c:..~-.~; ;;r,., « -..•"ilMloi11u -.... ,...,. 1:.'::::.:._ -··· ""'""' ... ..... ,,_ ...._ ...... c.ee .. -. ~ """ ... , ................ .. "" .... -. ... -" ~--., ...................... _ * * * F,....PageAI GOING UP. • ha d "so many Increases rawly. I can't even keep track of them." The m ajority of stat ion m a nagers sa y they are just as unhappy as the consumer a bout hlghe r 1as0Hne prices. They claim Inflationa r y press uh , along wtth hiked prices from auppllen, l• puUJng the pinch on thelr total 00.lneta operaUona, plus causing uncomforlable customer relaUOna. Pbll McDaniel. manager or Dick Walson Arco and Auto Center ln San Clemente, polnta out that u aupplJer prices In· crHH , the dealer also hu to add Ml• tax which lncreuet tbe price ol 1•• even more. Other 1tatton mana1er1 aay the UK-t'ffled minlmum wait. rent riHI and hl1her main· ttnance expenses a re putlln1 them tnaMnd. Nearty all •talion mine.-. blame tbe oU eompul• f<W ex. ceatve proftt lMillC and do not ,.,...... IMOllM Pf1NI l tablli&· 1n1 In &be aear rua.ur.. I I • "p w ....... MUST ST ANO TRIAL Dr Jeffrey Ma cDonald Top Court •Upse ts' MacDonald Uy J l.:ttHY C'J,r\US EN Of IM 0..tlY PliOI ~l•lf Or .1t·f111·y Mac Uon;ild of llunt111j.!ton llarbour. who 1s a<"· ('Used of s laying his s1fe a nd two duughkrs 1n 1970, s aid th1:. morning he 1:-. "v<'ry upset" with the U S Su1>reme Court ·s ruling that h(' must Sldnd tnal. "l thmk rl's terrible.'' Mac - Do na ld said . "O bvious ly m y doubJ<. Jeopardy rights have been v1olatt..'<'.I. I had a trial in 1970 11lt'rl' w.i:. a dccis wn that I was nul guilty not that there wa'> a lct<'k of cv1dente "Nov. I a m fon·cd lo s l.CJnd a <,1•c·11nd trial on the :.ame t:vidt•nc·1· nine Yl';:ar.s later. · It's an outnigl• " Ma cDonald :.aid this m orning ht• t'Xlll'l't:-. that it will cost him mor<.• than $500.000 to defond hamsl'lf when the trial gels un· dl•r wuy rn Hall•1gh. "I don't hove the foggiest idea how I'll get the money," said the phys1c1an. who has n't remarried followin~ his family's death. lie said hi s attorney is De rna rd Segal of Sun Frnnc1sco. "We expected at some point in lhl• last nine year s that s;.inity w1mld pn·v~11I and I wouldn 't h<1v1· lo go through th•'> ag<.11n," Ma l'J Jl)nald su1d I his morn mg "Now. we havl' lo fi g ure out h11w I <im ~oing to defend myi.l'lf 111nc )'car.. lall'r " M .it'f)on.tld :.a1cl he does n 't know wht•n lhe conlrovcrs1al trial will l>t'l-:JO "I h:.ive hcarfl nothing from lht• foderal court in North CarohnOJ yet " * * * From Page 11 l " DOCTOR ••• )Copa rdy c lai m las t Octo ber Mac Donald's s econd S upreme Court <.ipr>cal contended that bccuusf' the 1970 m ilitary in· vcst1gation h;.icJ. rnded in cx- o nerataon. t'hf' federal govern· mcnl was burred from prosecUJ.· ing him MacDona ld's arguments were groundf'd in the legal doctrine c alled "collateral estoppel." In urging the Justices lo reject MacDonald's appeal. govern m c nt la w yer s a r g ued th at because the doctor couldn't have been convic ted during the military 1nvcst1~at1on he did nol fa n· "Jeopardy." Five Capture Honors in Speech Meet. Five O ra nge Coa11t residents C<J r n cd ho no rs recently as finalists in regional speech com· petition involving Saddleb<fck College. Allan Wil l iams o f South Lagun a pl aced t hir d In th e tournament for his t alk on man's inc r easing reliance o n com- pute rs . Pristilla Sanford of Sa n Juan Capistrano a nd Vernon Ison or San C lemente a lso r eceived third place honors ror their in· terpretaUon or a portion o( Nell Sim on's play "The Glnge rUread Lady." Othe r finalists In t he competi· Uon were Debbie Morr issette of San Cle m e nte for o r a l In· terpretallon and Kevin Shea of Laguna Beach for pers uHlve speech . The speakers will go on to the s tate wide competlllon March 23 throu•h ~. Book Fair Slated El Morro Elementary School's a nnual Euler Book P'alr wtll ta ke place March 28, 29 and 30 al the campus located across from Scotc hman'• Cove o n Paclftc Cout Hi1hw1y. The fair will be held ln room 19 ol the school. Showers ~er 60 Coast /\ tttuhbom qtorm '>Yl>lt.lm thul h:ii1 hit pnrt11 of Orange County with morl' thun un mc·h or rain 1n the last thr<'c duy:s SCl'ms ccr lOJtn to linger lhrouAh Tuesday, the National Weathe r Ser vice s aid . "H will Ix· mainly )ihower ac t111ity und lht•y will bl· hcuvy tit time s ... u fon•e<Js tt.•r s~11d "/\nd looklrlg ahead to Wedncsd<!y , Wl' JUllt ran't Sl'l' a ny break in thr:. kind of weather " Tr affk off1 cl•rs throughout lhl' l'O unty sa1cJ moloni.li. had been delayed in many areas bc<'t1USl' or m ino r floodin.: A particularry heavy delul(c shortly bdor · 7 JO a m today brought trnffic on tht· Nt>wport Freeway to u complctl' hdlt for nearly IO minute" .. But we've had no maJor proh lc m s." C:a l1forn11t H ighway Patrolman Ed S~ndcrs ~aid "Many people have been late for work today but they got there ." The ram gau~c at the Moulton Niguel water trcutment plant in Lagu na N1~ucl s hows that an inch of rain fl'll al lhnt lor:at1on during the lru>t three days . The n<'w down1Jour broughl the seuson 's total to 17.01 anchc!>. more t han fi v<• inc hes t1bov1· normal. But the lot:.al is stlll wl'll below the· f1g urt< n •cordcd on thi.'> d;.itc in 1978 28.10 inches. Costa Me11a rainfoll rig ures in- dicate a total of .65 inchcir for t h e three-day pe rio d . Th e ~eason's lolal thus far 1s 13.98. well above normal ra infall but we ll below the total of nearly 2J inches recorded a year ago. Ut!avy ram runoff on Fairview Road in Cosl.c.I Mesa caused lraf fi e probh'ms tocf<Jy but no major tnterruptiOnb in the flow or traf fi e. offu•.ri. s aid lleavy rain 1n Newport Bcarh :.lowl"d trafftl' in soml· s t'rlor-. lo a r rawl today hut a~ain o fficer.., rl'porkd no maJort1l•ups Tht> ram ~au~t· ma1r1ta1nt"d hy the s he riff's llarbc1r P:.il rot n•g 1sl ert>d I 11 mcht•s of r ain fur the s torm and t 2.57 mches for the season to this date . L<tst year at lttls lime t he gauge had measured 23.48 lnc·hcs. We ather analyst J . Shcrm<1n De nny 's gaugP in lluntington Beach has measured .60 inches for: the storm and 14.86 mche:. for the season to date. Lasl year at this lime his logbook s ho wed a rainfall total of 23.K2 inches Road c n:wi. Y.orking on lhl' C'loscd n orthbound l:t nt• or l'ac1f1c Coast ll1~hY.11y nt•ar lht· Bluffs in C:1pi:.trano llc:.ieh were called on today lo r<>m<n 1· m ud that oozed onto tht• highw<.iy at the height or tht• sltJrm Traffic o ff1c<•r:-. sa11I motonsls were nol 1mJ)\'dcd by tht• sll 1l page. "Rut we 're keeping a careful eye on the situation," on officer said Laguna llc:.ich restd(·nts r(· ported today that they s pollt'd two waterspouL'> in the O<.'t'an off the Art Colony a t the hcit;ht or a torre ntlal do wnpour. Th<.·y s utd t he t wo spouL~ rapid ly moved south <Jnd quickly disc.t ppe<tred out to sea. The National Weather &>rv1ct• forecasters said tht• chance of rain loniRhl is 80 percent. rc.'Cl uc m g lo 60 percent through Tues day. Sirica Ce le brates WASW NCTON <API U.S. Dis tract Judge John J . S1n ca . who gained 1nterna11o nal rec ognition by has handling of the Watergateaffair.1:. 75today We Recommend: ~FIA because it's the best. • \ ..... .,,,., ....... Pftueld Prober? F o r m<.·r H U 0 Sec rMtt rv ('a rl<J f1 11ls has bl•t•n ;rp proa{'ht.-d about supc1t.,1i.in~ tJ fcdcrnl invcsl1gullu 11 of P rt·~1dcnl Cartl'r's farrnlv 1w<inut busmcs<; Sh t• '' now J Wa:-.hinglon allornt·~ China Asks Peace Talk With Viet TOKYO lAPl C hin<.i pm posed today that Vietnam oix·n peace talks March 28, five dd)'- a fLer the date proposed by V1l'l nam, to restore normal r elal1on:-. after lhctr four week bord l·r war, China's offit·1al Xmhua < lfs anhua , n e w:. <1gc n c\ rt· ported. Xrnhu;i :-.aid thi· Chtnc'>I· Foreign ~m1:.tr} :.ent J nolA· lei t he Vi ct n a ml' s l ' F fl r •· i ~ n !\11n1s t n propo:-1n g thJt \1c·1 fo1 l.'1~n m1ru::.ll'r'> from 1 Jt·h }111\ l'rnmcnt m1·l·I 011 ,, 111lJt1rw b:.i:.1!> in llanui and Pd..ing The notl· ~aid lht· Ch1new gm l·rnment was pn•p<.ircd 111 ~1·1111 Vi<·t• Fori•ig n l\1 1nl"t1·r lt.1 11 Nrnnlong Clfan N1t•n lung 1 tu Ha noi for the f1r:o.l round of t:il l..-. "to s how the sinccn· dt·:-.in· t11 the Ch aneS<: std<' " Chin::r µro pO!i<'d that lh1·11 re1Jre :.e nl a l 1v~:. d1 :.~u ... -. ··measures for the n·:-.toration 11f normal relation-. t>l'tw1.•t•n tht· lwo t·ountnes and preset vatcori of I he trad1l111nal fr11 ·11chh1p l1l'l v. ccn tJle l wo PL'<> pie:. " f 'ro .. PagP A I AFFAIR ... wht•n he• found o ut a bout !ht• al leged affair with Kcnnl•dy, lh1· m a~azine reporte d . a nti -.hi· s pct·ulalt'<i about how trauma tw it would be 1f Kennedy wen· l'leckd preside nt of the l lnill'd States and l hl' two h.,d to ll<«rl with e<tch othe r a:. nall11n,1I l~aders Ma clean ·s s ays it h:.as not t'<lll firmed that Mrs Trud<'<tll was te ll ing the truth but :idds thut 1f shl' was. "ll is d•ffiC'u lt to d1· te rmine which was t ht• mor1· monumt>nta l inchscrct1on du ing it or talking about 1t " A ft'w weeks ago. tht• CT V te levis ion ne two rk 1:-;~ued J public it y re lease for an 111 lcrview with Mrs Trudenu th:.11 said she woulrl tl'll of u one mght love affair that broke the m<Jr riage. T h e network did not 1dcn11fy the person involved ;.ind lhl' .11r mg or the interview wa:. pre vented by a court 1n1unc t1on > ---.... ,. Cabinet Accepts Treaty By Th,-J\N~l•led Press h.rat·I'-. C'abtnl'l approved the rwat c tn:al y with Egypt lo<foy l<'avinu ratif1 eat 1on by t he 1-.raeh Pa rhamt'nt as the o nly n·malnlnA step before a histo ric signing <-ncmony 1n Washif\gton as early as nf'xl M.9nday l·nding JO year s o f conflict bl·tw1•en the· two nations The Parliament d e bate is sC'hPduloo to upen Tuesday and th<• volt• may com<' Wednesday or Thuri.day As with the <'ah1net. th(· Pa rlia me nt's <.iP· proval 1s considcrc.·d a fort!gone cont•lus1on C<ibmet SN·rNary Ar1e h Naor s aid the m1mi.tcr!> voted 15'2 "to a pprove the p eace treat y ht'twecn t:gypt and Is rael, tn· l'ludin~ its a nnexes " The Cabine t debated the pact, ' 1•nl.lmccre<I by Pres ident Carter on h1:-. M1dl'<1i.I pC'ace mission la:-.t week, for ft vl• hours before voltnJ?. hirael Rudio Set1d those l'asling l ht• negative voles were t\ i:: r 1 <' u It u rt• M 1 n is lt· r Ar i t!I Shc.trun and Tran,port Minister lla1m Landau. hoth 'iJf whom ha ve bct•n "hawks .. throughout I hr pe::wc process M 111or d1-.turbam·<•s "'ere re. p11rll'd totla} 1n lhl' ls rach- cWl'Upll.'d Wc:.1 Dank o f the J ordLln H I 'vl' r ' r 0 l' u '.'> 0 r p a I (•~tin 1an dE'mand:. that i.JO 1ndl01>endent 1'!1 ll':-.lln1an 'I talc hl· 1.':.ta blisht.-d . The W<'St Bank Gaz<.i negolla· tton'> art' to start one mo nth after tht> treaty 1)-.St~ncd . T h e ls rat>lt Cabinet session w..is largl'ly a formality. since ('a('h art1dt· und clause of lht- tn .. 11 v v.J:-. -.t1Jdtl"tl and approvt!i1 d11rrn~ .r tcalf }t'ar of ncgou a 1111n -. 1".q1111•rl l.1'>l week b~ < '.1r11·r " \Jtc1(•t1:-.1 t1rp. I• r.11'1.., lfa art•t 1 nl.'w~papcr pr1·d1111'•1 1h1· I• l'.il)' '411ufd win 1110 'ol•·' m th1· 120 S<'al Parha 1111·111 111 1\111•.,-.,.1. T h<• clJll' for '1 ~rt 1 n ~ b \ I:-. r a t• I 1 Pr 1m1• \l 1n1-.1t·r :v11•1tat'ht'm lkgm :.and 1-:~) pt 1.1n l'rt·-.itl~·nt Anw;i r :....1dut i:-not l1kt•ly to be an- 1111unc·1'<f u11t 1I :1ffcr the• votes. 'I; aor '>illd B1·g1n would be ac. 1·11 111 pan1f'd to the s ig ning 1·1•1 t•m11ny m Washingto n by his -.P1llo1 l'abmC'l mtnis ll'rs. former l'rtml· M1n1:-.lcr Yitzhak Rabin. l'arli:tmt•nt Sµeu kl·r Yilzhak Shamir and opposition Labor !'arty le.id ·r Shimon Pe re:.. 11,our lo Face LSD Charges In Ne wport N t• WJ)(lr1 R<'al'h na tcotacs in. \ t• .... ttgalor:-. :.<11c.J they expect to ,1rra1gn four m t•n Tuesday lol lnY. 1n g th1·1 r arrest s thi s v.1 .. ·ke11c.J on ctwrges of scll1f18 LSD P ol11.·1· Friday booked Billy lf,1yt•:-. <'our·tnl·y. 19 , OJnd Michael Anthony Warn1·r. 19. both of :J:W7 1 Pasl'Q Carolina . San J u an t '.1111slrano. <ind Wl·Sll'y Fiori, l ~J. (I( :!·l~fl<! <;ra),S St ., el Toro. on :-.usptl'lllll of con:,p1racy to sell LSI> Als o arrl':-.t1•d was David Vtc'lll\, :ti. 11( El Toro Ma n nt· l 'orps l\1r St<it1on. who wa:. h o o k t• d o n s u !> p i c 1 o n o f possl•ss1on of LSD for sale. SAt Ken Cowl•ll s aid the men v. t•r(' lakl'n mto custody en the San Juan horn(' ;.iftcr a llegedly !>Clling und('rcovc r na rcot lC!l agt•nts 1.000 do:.cs o r t he h.illllt'IOOJ.:t'n AL S GARAGE !>b FASHION ISLAND t.llWPORT BCACH (714) 644·7030 > .. Mone!!)'. March 19, 1979 DAIL y PILOT A 3 More Refugees, Less Money Expected By a t:at: A HELM OI tllo Deity ~ •wtt Mo re lndorhlnt?11e r~fult'H arc cxpttled to now Into Or~ County nt-ll.t ycur, hut f~nd money prov1dl'd to cart' for lhtlr health and welfur.-muy ht cut s harply Thal t. the t'<>nc.-luiilOn of a rt' port su bm1 lled to the rounty Uoard or Supcrv1:.or:. b> a roah· taon of rount) u~l·nc1t':. ('It · Tht board ordtred • 1tudy lit.St May of tht impact on county st r vtrts of more n~fugen mall inf Oranie County their bome F'rom~OCIO to io.ooo of thr 182,000 mf' v1ctlm 11 11'1 tht' Onited tes are bell~vt'd by of f1 clal to llvt' In Orange County Approximatf'ly 70 per~nt of lht.' ~.000 refugtts who u mc Lo C'aliforn1a bavf' st'tlled In Or •nflt'. l.os Angcleli al)d San Dlf'.CO rountlcli , o rf1c 1uls Utltnat~ C'onar t.11 tt the rdu11ee 1n Oux Ulj U "('ullforma IS8U >," the rt-port lo th.-suiwrvilio rs says. .-ddlnac that ft."<lcrul legislators ur" 1 c>lu('lant lo pay the full bill of prov1dlnai K0t:1al 'lerv1 ces to lht• I odoch.Wt:St> Lmlt yeur the count.• sent $7 m11l 1on for cash assistance. O.oly Pilot Sult Photo TOURISTS VISIT GREAT STONE CHURCH, DESTROYED BY EARTHQUAKE IN 1812 Hopes Run High for Reconstruction of Ravaged Mission in Sen Juen Capistrano Vision: A NeW ChDrch 'Di.s tani Roa r' in San Juan Ma y Be V ndone 8 } \\1LUAM HODGE Ott ... 0..IY P-Sl•tt "Whal was that distant roar?·· a chronicler of the doom that struck thE' Jewel of California's missions Dec 8. 1812. askc.'<1 in her eyewitness ac.-count The great earthquake came roJling across the Capistrano Va lley on a summer·like morn· 1ng while m a ss was being celebrated in the Great Stone Ch ur ch. dedicat ed only s ix weeks before ··The t bell) tower tottered. Several persons left." Mrs. Fre· mont Older's account continues. "Again the lower lotteri>d . Bells swayed. tolled . 'ti.e re ~ilenc~ and crushed to the earth." "The door 10 ! the church l had been twisted by the earthquake :ind could not be unlocked. Near· l~-40 neophytes were buried un· der the stone and mortar of the fallen tower.·· Th<' Great Stone Church. cen· tral :.elling m the Jewel of mis· s1ons, was reduced to rubble Several people escaped. but 40 Indian converts to Christianity were killed. That might have been the end or it, except fo r the st rea m of tourists and residents who daily puss the rums of the once-great chapel. And the vt sion of the existing chapel's pMest. the Rev Paul Martin. The local religious leader 1s mves tigating the possibility of resurrecting the Great Stone Church in a new location. near the site of the fallen sanctuary ''We're still eva lua ting the feasibility and details in terms of parking for a new church ... t,athcr Martin says. "This is a vision that we hope will become a reality ... The fi rst step of Ma rtin's in· veStTgatloo i nto a no-rner-ch'\JTt involved studying historical rec· ords to document as close as possible the actual appearance of the or iginal Gr eat Stone Church "We've done a lot of historical research." Martin says ··Wt.· wa nt to make it as reasonably authentic as building. rehg1ous and Ulurgical codes wi ll allow." Martin stresses that plans are still in a conceptual stage. "We really haven't gotten to the point where we say ·w e have a church <plans>. let's build it'."' Ma rtin expl ains. .. Most prople seem to think it's desirable but som e minor details still have to be worked out. ··we·re hoping within the year to get approval from re ligious authorities and bulldin~ com missions so we can b<>gan the final steps to get an architect "Making 1t happen will re• quire a lo t o f d iffe ri ng sensitivities to lots of things.'· hc a ys: Four F rom Anaheim The orgmal church wa~ built in the shape of a Latin cross. Martin hopes to build the new "crsion m the same shape but with sli ghtly larger dimensions "It will probably be wider and a bit longer in the shape of a cross ." he explains. '·Because of the increase in population in the sur rounding area there 1s need of a parish church Seven Die in Two Mid,.air Collisions '"The new church we'd hke to build would accommodate 800 people.·· LOS ANGELES <AP 1 Seven people. including four from An a h e i m . we r e kil led in :.epa rate incidents this weekend when the ir private planes ex· ploded m mid-air. Two teen·aged boys and a 34-year-old man were killed .Saturday when their private plane lost a wing over the Grif· rith Park area and crashed into a clump or trees. The dead were 1denllfied as pilot Danny Berry . 34. or Riverside. Roger Reib· stein . 15, of Riverside and Danny Parmerle, 13. ' The other crash took place Sunday in the s ma ll town of G Jen Valley. just south or March Air Force Base. Four Anaheifll people were killed when their pri vate plane exploded in mid· a ir and p lummeted t o the ground. They we re ide ntified a s William Ryan and his wife, Lee, and a son. Jerry Ryan. and his wire. Conrue. Their ages were not immediately available. Witnesses s aid the plane seemed to be having engine trouble Just before the expl06ion. The new church would occupy land to the rear of the existing mission. in the school play ground area Airline Pact 0 K 'd WA SHINGTON <AP ) Negotiators for United Airlines a nd the union representing its mechanics reached te ntative agreement today on a contract arte r an all-night ba rgaining session. a federal mediation of. ficlal announced. today for the start or bis trial on obscenity char1es. Flynt wu shot and paralyzed a )'earaaowbileontrial tn Lawrencevllle, Ga. • ' 1 ' med ical assistance and social services for the Indochinese. the report says. The money came from county. stale and federal sources. with alm ost $2 million channeled directly here from the federal Indochinese Refugee Assistance Program . Federal officials are propos- ing to cut that progra m in Oc· Lober . county slarfers said. Inflation Tax Bill Defeated A bid by As semblywoma n Marian Bergeson to force the state to adjust tax schedules to correspond with the going infla· lion r ate appears to have been beaten by just one vote S ix member s of the As· sem bly's 13-member Revenue and Taxation Committee voted fo r the Bergeson bill , AB 276. One more vot e would have enabled the assemblywoman to take the measure to the noor of the Assembly. 'Tm very disappointed." As sem blywoma n Bergeson said. · 'Th.e state is still overcollecling and the state budget s urplus keeps growing. Wage earners find t hemselves pus hed into higher and higher tax brackets when the actual purchasing powe r of t heir salar ies m ay have gone down due to infla· tion." Mrs. Bergeson s aid her bill would have totally indexed s tate income laxes by adjusting tax br ackets upwards with the cost of hviQg each year so that wage earners would not be forced into higher tax brackets by inflatJon A modified measure on index· ing was passed by Lhe Assembly last year. It exem pts the first 3 pe rcent of inflation. but is only partially doing the job that is re· quired. Mrs. Bergeson said. "Say. for example . that you get a 10 percent increase." she said. "Actually, you ar e only getting seven percent because you would be pushed into a higher tax bracket. "My bill would have rigidly tied tax schedules to the annual inflation rate in California and 1 am surprised that I did not get the kind of support necessary to put the bill to a vote." she said 'Debbie' Sex I Film Trimmed LOS ANGELES IAP > A federal court iud~e has banned those parts of the pornograpluc fil m "De bbie Does Dallas· which allegedly infringe on the use of u niforms wo r n by c heerleaders fo r the Da llas Cowboys. a National Football League team · U.S. District Judge Lawrence Lydick issued the preliminary an1unction Th e D a l la s Co wb oy ::- Cheerleaders Inc alleged in CJ s ui t against the Pussycat Theaters that the film infringed on the use of the cheerleaders· uniform and falsely represented the ma.in character a:. a former member of t he group Major problems facing local governments are medical care and screening of the refugees. according to the report. Because the Southeast Asians a re unfamilia r with Western medical procedures. lack of UO· derstandlng by the refugees is a common problem . county of· ficials said. Orten. the situation 1s further complicated by the language barrier. However. reaponBe by the ID· dochlnese to programs teaching E nglish as a second language in the county has been good, wltb many of the programs bavtng waiting Usts, according to the rePort~ Also, the refugees have eager· ly pa rt icipated in vocationa l trainJng programs offered and ha ve been a ble to find jobs. county offi cials said. APWt,..._te DIVORCE NO ANSWER"FOR LIQUOR WRANGLE George. Phyllis Evans Wilt Fight 1933 La w Booze Battle Rmher Fight Than Split? SEATTLE tAP1 Phyllis Evan!> i.ays !>he's not going to give up her husband or her :.lore to satisfy the Washington Stat..c Liquor Control Hoaro. lnsteud . she'll ri~ht. Mrs Eva n!' and hus band George decided to divorce beCJU:>l' the hquor board said her ,\llentown Supereu e·s license to ~ell beer and Wtnl' would be in J<.'Opardy unl ess George ,, Teamster for 17 year ... -qui t hi:. JOb as a beer tr uck dn vcr. or Mrs E' an!> sold tht: :.tore STATE LA"' FORBIDS ANYONE ··financially interested"' in hquor whole.ahn~ from having un interest tn retail outlet:.. and th(· board said that included Evan!> · But. says Mrs Evans. ··Why should he switch JObs ? Thar ... ridiculous. It·~ a t933 law. well. this b 1979. There are a lot of 1933 laws that need to be changed." The Evanses filed for di vorce Friday. and said they would continue living togethe r afler the legal separation. Phyllis. 3S, and George. 44 . who live m a mobile home. have been married 13 months A LOCAL NEWSPAPER STORY DURING the weekend brought s upport from all ove r the !>late. and the Evanse~ changed strate~y "W C' don't kno" what we'll do. but we will fi ghl the m ... Mrs. E vans said. Liquor Board Chairman L. If Pedersen of Tacoma said in a tele phont• interview Sunday he doesn't wal'1t to fi ght the Evanse~. He :.aid he hopes the Legislature. which meets Ill special session Wednesday. will change the law -Ma.f!garet Honored TORONTO <AP> An activist wo men·s g roup today named M a r g a r e t Trudea u . t h e estranged wife of the Canadian pri m e mi n is t e r . a:. th e "'Housewife of the Year .. T he Wages for Housework Committee plans to gather Fri· day on the steps of Parliament an Ottawa to salute the 30-year· old woman who said as she left Pnme Minister Pie r re Elhott Trudeau in 19i7 ... 1 don't want to bl' a ro:.e rn my husband 's lapel ·· T he com m ittee. wh ich hai- bra nches in four cities. said an a press release today 1t would throw red rose!' <Jt the doors of Parliament "in defiance of a government which wants to keep women poor and dependent.·· The group said m illions of Ca nadian housewives silently ap plaud ed Mr s. Tru deau ':. courage when she obtained a separation from h~r husband The couple have thr~hildren . .. 'Spoiled brat.' ·neurotic.· 'selfish' were only some of the labels the public confer red on Ma rgaret for standing up and :.aying that women want an dependence. respect and hve~ of their own.·· the group said. It said that wit h the pubhca t 1o n of her book. "Beyond Reason.'' Mrs. Trudeau is lhl' target of new c.-rilic1~m . "But we women are always be ing told that our expectations a nd demands are beyond rca· son." thegroupsaid. • '"-~t1 dress or casual ea.dd1e.a by ~~ (folr .\-t ua11 i nterc1k'l'OS our meet PJPUlar oodd\.e.e ,~ with ~ or s}X'T"t sh1rta; el\ w1th rubbe.r sole.a. 44 fashion island. newport center 844-5070 1001 westwood blvd .. westwood village 213-479-n27 ' > t ; . ' - .. A.f DAILY PILOT Mondey. Mateh 19 1878 NATION /WORLD <;, Advisers Review Energy ... u .. ~it T om ~vf"'' Murphin• Th y'r e Back • 8U1 8 U.l'TIN ~AN Jl AN ( APl~TR/\NO . Ont•t• uuu111 011 lhh St J ci..l'llh ' 1>11\ lht• v.,11low' hu vt• nov.o In fro111 lht• south and l.1111h-tl h1 rt• .ii lhc· J('wel of th t 'uhforn1.i M1s1110011tl0 18 J..111 m i\llt<Wit.cll On<'•' •J1&1ln, hov.-\'H'r. d < ouplt· of dt·bunk..r11 huvc• rom,• out of tht< woot.lwor k to allt•Jte thul thl' 1twullow11 n· turning to Cap111trano on ~ Jo'lt'l>h " t>uy 111 ~1n111h o1 myth lfrn· ur1• 11 1)111r of Wrontt Think.-,.... 1( th1 11 ,., n \lrt•rt• u {'OUJ)h' Thoma. .. H llo wt•ll .1 11mr1•,.,or of toolof.\-ut I 'f I " <'la1mt"d thul tht• .,wulluv.' h.uJ .1l11•.1dy urr I\ 1 ti lwfor •• tu dJV "''t'ond h1rct '>Ol\IUll dlh•1wtll)' ug rct<d wi th llowdl but tw u .. lu-d lhJt h111 nu nw not hl• uM-d I h• wu' .. rrn11J tw it tw uc·cuM'l1 of 'onw thinit ,1k1n 111 tJt-1 lunnl( th,11 lh1·11· 1 .. 11 1 un> Sunl.i ('hw" 80Tll Cff Tfl t :S t ... wullow 'Jvunh v.c·n · 11u11t1·fl 1,, th•• Abi.llCIUll-'d Pr'"" ,,, u illtn.c lht• ( tllll't r,11111 ,w,il low h·~•t•rlfl "t•h l\'kt'nft'Ulht•n, " You ar\• lt•fl wor11l1•1111..i how ttw tv.o t·x11<·rh c•,tml' u11 WASlllN(iTON IAJI> Prtfil· dent Carter met ut Camp 011vld loduy with 11dvl•n1t lu nwl~w the1 admln111tralion ·a pollcleti on Mcr1y i..ud lnOotlon. Curter , Vice Prt•!lld_,nl Wa lt.t·r ,.. Mondalf' uncl White House und Cublnt•t offtrluls b<.•.can whul wu• to be u duy lonw scis1tlon ot I ht• Mua lilt' l(Uur<h•d retreut in M u1 yl11ncl'11 CulQ.<'ll n Mountuim, ONt; Ot' Tiit : r>rlnt•ipul 11cmx 1111 th\' lltl\'ntla wus wht•l t.o do ... t1<wt fodt•rul price c t•1llnwi on d 11 m t"'l1t•ully 1>rodut'('d oil . wlt1d1 1u1• nrnndulory 11nt 1l Muy .J I, I ht>n 11\.,iy lw r t•moved or con 11nut·d at pn•111denllal disc retion l'h1· Wl11t1· lloux1· holl v dcna('(I ,, 1111hlt'lllC'tl 1 •'I""' t hut C'arter w u " v irtu.ill y c crtJln to 1·hm1hJh.' th •st• c.•ontrolN and al low l ht• l'fl<'f' or <11111\('!ll IC' ml lo r l">I' lo "'111 ltl lt•vt•b Tht• pr<•.,uknt hub mudt· no 1lt0 l'l'-tOn on lht• l'OUri.t• or <JClu>n tw wlll puri.ul'," prei.~ i.ec·retary .lo<l v 1•ow1•ll '~1ld in a -.latement "SP ECVl.ATION ABOUT w he t that dtti11lon will be 111 Idle a nd uninformed." Among those 11um moned to th • m eeting were Encr8Y Secretary ~ames It. Schlesinger . Treasury Seer iary W. Ml<'hacl Olumen thu l. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall. Comm erce Secretary J uunlla Krl'ps and budget dircc tor Jam~ M<'lntyrt>. Also atlcndlng were Curkr'b c h id anli·lnflulion 11l rulegls t, Alfrt'd E . Ka h n : C h ar les Sehultze, chairman of the Coun- c il of Econom ic Advisers : While flousc d o me s tic polic y aide St uart Elzenstat; trade am· bassador Robert Strauss and As- sistant Secret ury o f State Julius f. Katz B ESIDES ENF.RGV. the agenda was expected to include the adminis tratio n 's semi· vol untary wagt> and price guideli~. which so fur have s ho wn little effect In the ra ce or un unexpectedly stron~ business per forma nce. Officials said no hard roan datory t hermostat controls be made al today's setislon, whlrh Instead was to be devoted to a b road review of curre nt cond1 lions. Under discussion were man dalory thermoswt controls and a lo nl( llHl of othe r 1dea1t pockaged m u proposed .. Ira nlan fk-t1i>0n.-s1.• Plan," designed lo COJ)t' with tht• pinch of llUP· 11ltt•s lhul IS JUSl lK'l(tnning l.o bt• f<'ll a s 1:1 result, 1n part. of tht' lramun r('volullon. Cease-fire Ends Iranian Fighting T EllRAN. I run <I\ I' 1 A cease-fire s tilled fighting between Kurd11>h rebl'ls und Iran's revolutiona ry l{overnmenl today in northwestern Iran. Hadio Iran reported APW1tt ... '9 'l'hl' trt1<'<'. urrunged by Mos lem and military leaders . ended 2'1 hours of vrolencc an which al least 170 persons werC' rcportt•d k1ll('d One s ourc:e r c a<:hed b y lelt•phom.• l'.a1d rcb('IS took over a m1lttury ht·udquartC'rs building. I h(' pullet· ba rrat•k:. and the radio and tr-ll·Vt!>111n ~lations und Wl'rc luymg i.H.'J!l' to the military harr;kks at SanandaJ, 250 milt·i. west of Tl•hrun. when lhl' rcasc · f1rC' was dedared. Dam Gives Way 1\n <·mt·rg<.·nc·~ <'rt'\\ \\orl·.t•d ~u1Hl.1) t11 n ·p.111 ,1 n 1h h<•n1.cd inrlat:.a hll· d<tm lha l <·ollap< .. <·d p1111r111g .in 1·-.t1male<l :tl million ~allon-. of \\;alt·r 1010 a rP ... 1d1·11t1 al tll'l'<J of Wheal Hu.J g<·. :1 l>t•O\ <·r 'llh111 IJ 01 f H·1,i1 .... v. t·n · u11 ... un· "Whc.:thcr a clt•ft·ct or '.ind.d 1">111 t·.iuM·d tht· prohl··m whtrh forced about I ,:iOO rc!>1d t:nh lt•mp<>rJril v 10 J.ook' (Iµ m the Skr1 1 It's a San Joon Capi.!lrono .'iwalloU1 with "chrrkl•nfeatheri." 1ndcJ>l·ndcmtly You v.ould ltgun· "hwullowfealhers " would have b<•t•n more ap11ropriatc Anyway, there hai. alwayi. been some• confusion i.ur rounding lhf' little brrds ' return Lo tht· Jcwrl of the Mis s1om. Tht· nrghl from Ari~1·nlina was VClrlOUs ly dcsn 1bt •IJ in tht• prc·ss tcxlay as H.IJOll milt·' and 7,()()0 m il1•s Mt•unmg :.omf'hody IN off by 1.000 /\l leus l you know tlw bird!> gol 1l right ·r1 .. : MISSION ITS•:•.•· wus dt•s ('nlwd 1n dtbJ)lJt<:ht·-. as h1·1ng IKZ Yt'IHI> old, wh1t•h would not squurc with a founding 1n 1771;, whk h b v my l'ttkulutmns. would make 1l Z03 /\noth<•r tl1s p1:1t c·h or some lime• lnwk satd lht· i.wullowi. were r .. turnrni;i t0Caµ1i.lrn110 "fl)r lhc 199th yc;tr · 'VOU AR F. L~FT WONOl-:RING what lht· s wift little b1rds d1d beforrtht•n fo'lv on tu Anaheim., Anyway. I hl' pral'l1<'(' of dl'bunkrng the s wallow-.· return r&hardly m·w nac·k in 19'17. an LA nt·w<;paper su1d 1hat 'o many ":-.coul" brrds c·amt• rn advunrt.• or the nork that everyl>O<Jy in ('apistr1rno had lo admit tht· i.wullows had arrivclJ four days early In 1969. Mis1trnn '>J>Ok('Sm('n admitted that dense fog Jrnund Sun .Juan ('ap1strano made it impossible to SJ>Ol lh(· flnrk Hut offl C'ials rarrH-d on. declaring. "We can hear lhc·m up lht•n '. tin lop of th•• fog, n y1nJ: :md tw1Uc•nng Tht.>y 'n • sort of stackt•d up hke fog bound planes at the a1qX>rt." St Jose ph's 0 :1y wui. suvl'Oml'd out or the m1:-.ls and l:.tnd<'d al the M 1s s ron at pr<'('IS<•ly 9 m·z5 um. In 197'1, so m t• pub lit• rC"lations gf'nius I ried to su~~c·sl tha1 lhl' swullowi-. h;id bypussl•rl Capistrano and alighted lnstNld nt Lion 'ountry Safari In Laguna llills T IOS GIMMICK. howt•vt·r. was promptly ICJlw lt•1l ui. "nothin~ but a cheap puhh1·1ty stunt " Today, how1·ver. thl' swallows have wingc•d hom1• through rain a nd storm and all ls W('ll :.it Mission San .Juan Capistrano. The• populace c·an t'Ontmue with 1ls 21st annuCJI "'ic•sta de lai. Golondrlnus Tomorrow they will hold o Toddlers Ma rathon. a raedor k1dd1es under 19 monlh!> old The toddlers aren't expected to be us sw1fl as the swallow., "Four hl'hcopler gunships arc spray ing llw :.iltaek('rs with mac hi mo.gun fin'." lhl' source :;aad ANOTllER INFORMANT said th<' hospital and clinics in tht• Kurdish lown were packed Wlth wounded and there wa s a s horlaiw or blood plai.ma F1ghtm~ a lso was n •porkd 111 lown:s around Sanandaj Must Kurd s. who want autonomy fo r lh<'ir r ('gion. he Io n..: to the Sunni Moslem s ect Thc• Is la mic forces of Ayatollah Huholla h Khomeini's revolu· tiona ry government belong to Iran's dominant Shiite sect. 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Khomeini . the putriurc h who kd Lhc lslam1e rl"v<ilut1on that drovt• Shah MohummNI RNJ Pahlavi from Lh<• country: ap pealed repeatedly by rud10 for the Kurds lO hall the rr aUuck I flo at·cui.ed "forc·1i:n rnsp1n'f1 agt'nls" or provoking lh<' fight rng <1nd said : "Th(' rwoplc in Kurdistan s hould know that wt· huvc no di ffere nce~ with our Sunni hrothcrs ." T HE JI MILLIO N Shi1t c•s an· the• dominant rl'ligious foNron an Iran. hut tht' ('Ollapsc of the• monarchy rc.•v 1vNI hopes <if autonomy or 1ndt•pc ndt•nc•(· among tht' Z m1llllln Kurds rn norl hwl'st I run K ho meini un d his rcvnlu tion1:1ry committees. howcwr . ure no mort' sympathetic lo lhl· Kurdish c·ause than the s huh was . and lh t>rc huve b ct•n several clashes bNwccn the· Kurds and the army und rcvolu taonary forces <·vacualC' No on1· wai-. 1n 1un'<l · 2 Yemeni Arlllies Complete Pullback ADEN, South Y1·mPn <AP1 North :ind South Yemen hav•· pulled back lht.'1r troo pi. lo IH>s1l11ms thcy tu·lll hdon· Lht• lal1".t frontier fi ghting 1·xpl11<kll thn•t• w1•1•k:-. a~o. thl• hcJt.J of <.in /\rdh League truc:c s up<·rv1s1on tc·am ~aut today Symm Gen. Ibrahim Mohumml•d Younis !>aul th<' withdrawal -.tartC'd Saturday .JOIJ w ai. t'Om1>let1 . .'d loday, ra ve day:. ahl'..irl or lh1• t;irget date "TllF. COMPLETION Of' TllF. withdrawal !>O prompllv reflects the good will und srm·nc dei.are of the leadt:rs h1p of both the Ycmeru stales and the rcalt1.ul1on by lhl·m or th1· ~ruv1ty of thl· i.iluation tbe Arub world 1s 1>ui.MnJ( throu~h al th1i. moment," th•· ~cncral said . Fashion Island JC Penney Manager Rates The Daily Pilot 'Most Efficient' ChMlol R Certw11ght Manago1 JCPonnoy-Nowport Bo11c11 "E~rly in 1978, about one year ago, we made the decision to pl.ace the major portion of our local advertising budget with th e Daily Pilot. ··w e si mply felt that this was the most efficient meth od of re- aching our customers in the local shopping area. "WE ARE DELIGHTED WITH THE RESUL TSI "With the addition of Coast LIFE we feel we are now reaching more customers fhan ever before. ·we are especially pleased with your coverage of focal ttvents and local news; both In the Dally Pilot and Coast LIFE. I think th is Is an Important reason why our customers read the paper. and, of course. are exposed to our ads. "I would also like to thank Art Dawson ~rsonatly for the pro· feeslonar manner In which he's handled our account. ··we appreciate the good service." Coclteous service and advertising .response helped JCPenney M:hieve sal• results. To put the Dally Pilot and the select market ocwerage offered only with Coast LIFE, to work for you call 842-4321 .. People all along the I ~"f 1 I mlJM Orange Coast rely on the t,U I -43 1 ""' i.M-... , le II lft -Atleft, ,._ ...... -........ -CMd!llMt ....,, "'"-----------------------------------------~------------------------------------' ' f I . ~ -I ., "" 1 ' f 17 Your llo1netown Dalt,· Orange Coast I ,, ews puper VOL. 71.. NO 78, 3 SECTIONS. 18 PAG ES Iran Isn't N ~w YOH" 1/\P 1 Mun\ of th<' n><lls or Am<•• u ·t1 ., IU'IV t'n"·r.iy t·1·1~1s "'''rt.' in pl.tt't' at honw anti 11hto11d '''"" t>t•run• "'"''' in Iran led to J IO "'t'1'"-:.hutdo"'n of th111 n 111un ., pt'tmh'un1 11r11 due11on l>o111t•st1t· f.11·tnr., 1ndudt• 11 • (•n\trtinml'nt.il 1 .. .:ul.itton., 14!1 ,, >;) Ml'm or Prl\'t' l'Ontrvl' 1tnll \UJ>pl) ull0<'.1ll<>O\, .ind t J) IH~lltllll)! auto and air tn1H•l Tht'M' Ciwtors hi.Ht• strain •d l101h ;1 ltmllt"<l .,u11 ply of l'rudt• 1111 .ind a ltm1t1-.t Jtnount ol rd1n1ni.: <"•llH<'ll\' THE IRANI \:-ii Oil, C't:TO•~F. \NO thf' !.ull..,equt>nl re .... ump tlon of 011 production Jl hJ lf 11:. pr t· rt•\ olullon h:vt·I. only madt· a light s1tuat1on tighter * • * * * Coastal Gas P~ices Soaring PRICE Marr.h 15 83 MatC'h 13 82 819 ,,.q '" ' 7• I .,,. •• ' ., . ... 0.1ty Pttet tllwitr~hOft ·THE PRICE WAR ' Pumµ figures show the ris ing price of unleaded gas between December ~nd March a t one San C lcml.'nte service st:.i- tio n Prices for unlci.ded gasoline increased from one lo three cents per gallon during the past two weeks at more than half thl' service stations contacted in a Daily Pilot sampling a long the Orange Coast ' Across-lhe·board s upplier price jumps were passed along to the cons umer. O nly o ne Chevron station in Costa Mesa held to a on(.'·Cenl increase when its price from the supplier we nt up l wo cents the firs t week in March. Service station manage rs wt·rt~ hesit<.tnl lo release dates .ind exact amounts of period ic • price im·rt"ast•s. Five stations of 1 tht• 20 contacted refused lo make any comment about the pnct• escalation Eight lo IO·c(.'nl price hikes in th<" past 90 days werl' the rule. with increases showing a steady upward tre nd during February a fte r less frequent price rises in Janu ary and gt•nerally stable rates in the l ast h a lf of December. Early March was the tummg point. A Costa Mesa Union 0 11 sta t ion manager says his price for unleaded gas has gone up three cents per gallon in the past two weeks F F ·'I have to pass along the in Ollr tO 8Ce creast!. The re's just no choice." he says A Corona del Mar self-serve [SD Charges station ma nager laments that ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1979 c TEN CENTS; Sole Oil Cut Villain lkfon· ~ht• full of the s hah and the shutdown ofJranian oilfields 1>1·1· 2tl, lra11 prov1<11•cl 5 percent of America's crude oil needs. But mor<> than half of lrun's oil c;h1pments w<.•rc of the "light," lo"' -.ulfur \llrll't' that ,.., rclat1' ely cas) to tarn anlo gasoline and heat 111g 1111 The 1•unJ1lmt•nt or the"it' exports came o n top of a decision by Suud1 Ar0rts to 65 percent of tht•1r tnt;.11 sh1pmt·nts · In \ tl'W of tht• to ... :. of Iranian ex Ports continuation of this policy will c·ontributl' to the abnorm ality of today's crude oil markt'ls." i.ays Citibank petroleum econom1:.l John Sim pson. AT HOME. WllJLE AMERICANS' CARS are getting better ~ ........ ,_ JANE McUUGHLIN INVITES FRIENDS TO HER TRIAL Costa Mesa Woman Battles Buslne11 License Fee Mesa Woman Awaits mileage than ever. drivers have bet•n taking lo tht· road in greater numbers. •~st year. gas consumption rose 3 percent over 1977"s level. a perccnta~e point gn·atcr than the ln:nd of the past fi ve years' annual growth But the row fi ):!ure:. don l tell the whole tale BecauM· of a nti Pollution rule .... most nc\\ car:. contain catalytic convertN:. The converters arc dcslroyl'd l>y IE•ad, an OC'lane-booster an ga:.uhnc. so motorists mw.t ust• unlc<Jdcd fuel. which 1s harder and more costly to refine:.· that the conventional variety Many Ol'W car:. rl'q uire prem1num-grade unlcad(•d fut'!. which as •·ven more d1ffl cult to m ake than its low·lcsl brother <See '79 ENERGY CRISIS. Page t\21 Appeal Nixed Coast Medic Faces Trial Ruhng without tomm(•nt. th•· U S Supreme Court r<'fu!wd lt1 day to int e rf l' r e w 1th th 1· scheclult>d murder trial of Dr .Jeffrey R MC:1cOonald of llunt ington Harbour Tht• high court decision ap· pears lO make 11 certain that MacDonald. 35. will now b<• tried in Raleigh, N.C . for the alleged 1970 murders of h1:-. wife and two youn~ daughters MacDonald. "'ho 1s now dtrf'c· tor of (•merJ!cncy medic mt• ;,it St Mary Medical Center 1n Long ReaC'h. was 1ndicll'rl by a fedt•ral grand 1ury in R;,ilt•1gh fou r Yl'<ffs ago Th l' and H' I m l' n l h C' I d h 1 m respons1blC' for th(' ktlhngs on Feb. 17, 1970, of his pr('i;:nanl w ife . Colletti• :!1. and the couple 's two chtldrl'n. K1mb<.·rly. 6. and Knsten. :i Military Polin• who rul>hl'd to then-Green Ben•t Capt. Mac- Don a id 's quarte r s at Fo rt Bragg, N.C .• said the three vic- tims had been bludgeoned lo death AP Wor•-IO MUST STAND TRIAL Or. Jeffrey MacDonald They said they found the doc· tor suffering from a knife wound in the chest. They said he told the m that four drug.c razed hip· pies had forced their way into his home and attacked him and his family. Doctor 'f/ery MacDonald was booked on JY ~ murder charges a s hort llmt> late r . But thrn.t· cha rges were 'I" f'l'Ml.et'Over com petition used to hold gas pri l'CS down but s tation 1---Jn Newpo.-..----->flfl-Q~~s now.-a.r:.i •·-l)e ing forced by the 011 companies to charge more, or we'll go out of Courtroom 'Party' DJ\ VllttttJTZM-ANN-°' '"-D.Mfy Pl .. t Statt hour-stay in lhe--Ora-nge-Gounty jail for her. Ms . McLaughlin's case finally comes before " j udge. dropped after further invest1ga u~ ~ lion a nd MacDonald was told td-~ma"'nrT'1a"*1--,.,.,_~ =-' Ru-1.· Later . he was given a n honora-J.. rlAU £ll'lg Nl•wport Beat'h narcotics in vesl1gator!!> said they expet·t to a rraign four m e n Tue..,d a y following the ir a rrests this weekend on charges of selling LS D P o lice boot..t•d Billy tlayes Courtney. 19. and Michael An- thony Warner. 19. both of 32071 P a s eo Carol ina . San Jua n Ca pistrano, and Wesley Fiori. 19, of 24262 Grass St .. El Toro. on s us- picion of conspiracy to sell LSD. Also arrested was Oavid Vicroy. 24. of El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. who was booked on s uspicion o f r>0sscss1on of LSD for sale Sgt. Ken Cowell said the men we re taken mto custody in the San Juan home after allegedly selling undercover n arcotics agents 1.000 doses o f the ha lluclnogen. Singer Recovers LOS ANGELES (AP > Singer-songwriter Neil Diamond was reported in satisfactory con- dition at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he 1s recovering from a 91-'2-hour back operation. .. Coast Weather C h a nce o f s h ower11 decreasing to eo percent Tuesday. Hlgha Tuesday 56 to 80. Lows tonight 45 to 60. IN81•E TOD.-'1 CoU/cmdo'• poUtAdona n1 Socro'"""° en ~ m mort UIOp Chait OM. !rlO!lf hove turned &o ~ to lutep /tt /gr ,,.. long ,_,., tit. """ in CapUol c'9omHrt. SIOfV, ~Po/If A7. ..... M ., .. ..,... M ,._.... a .a I = =-·::..:... ii .. ...... . o:r---.. :E= .... • ...:-s ........ .. business .. · I\ Costa Mesa Chevron dealer wryly comments. "Standard Oil prices :Jlways used to be higher but everyone is catc hing up with Chevron no w ... His s tation passed along a two·cenl price in· crease from the supplier t-0 the consumer last week. One disgruntled Huntington Beach Shell manaRer says he 's had "so many increases lately. I can't even keep track of them." The majority o f s t a tion managers s ay they are just as unhappy as the consumer a bout hig her gas oline prices. They cluim infl ationary pressure. a long with hiked pril"cS from <See GOING UP , Page A2) The invitations have gone out a nd J ane McLaughlin hopes some friends and admirers de cide lO come Tuesday That's the day her trial starts in Harbor Municipal Court in NewPort Beach Ms . McLaughlin is the s punky and iconoclastic oper ator of the Mo rnjngrise Printing Company on Mesa Verde Drive East in Costa Mesa. When she opened for business last May. the city told her she needed a business license. But Ms. McLaughlin resisted, sa ying certa in information on the license application was an infringe ment on he r rights. After nearly a year's worth of wranglinR that in<'lude d a 10- Patrol Arrests 22 Aliens on Weekend Border Patrol agents s aid they arrested 22 sumugglers of illegal aliens-two in separate high s peed c ha s e s during the weekend a nd picked up 411 Mex- ican nationals. Agents said they chased a heavily loaded sedan at speeds up to 90 miles per hour until the driver abandoned the auto near San Juan Creek Road. And that's where the anvita · tions come in. Earlie r t his month. she mailed out about 35 "invitations" to various busi- ness people and others who have followed her case and who she thought would be interested in the court proceedings. "I'm requesting your presence because I believe that you'll have a good effect on the jury ... she wrolt'." In addition. I'm quite confident that you'll enjoy the presentation of my case and the testimony or the witnesses should prove entertaining." Asked today what he r presen- tation w ill b e li ke . Ms . McLaughlin hedged a bit. "I really don't want to discuss it before the trial.·· she said. ''Tha l would take away the element or s urprise I for the city l ." She is uru;ure how m any who re· ceived invitations ca n show up for 9a.m . court.dale. . "Most or these people work like I do." s h e s aid. She d escr ibed them as "people I knew who were genuinely in· te rested.'' Ms. McLaughlin 1s acting as he r own attorney. <See TRIAL, Page AZ > <See DOCTOR. Page Al I County to Get More Showers, Forecast Says A stubborn s torm system that has hit parts of Orange County with more than an inch of rain in the last three days st.•ems <'er- tain to linger through Tuesday. the National Weather Service said. "I t will be mainly s hower a c- ti\'ily and they will be huvy al times." a forecaster said "And looking ahead lo Wednesday. Wl' just can't see any break in this kind of weather." Traffic officers throughout the county said motori!.ts had been delayed in many areas tx-cause of m inor flooding. A particularly heavy deluge shortly before 7:30 a .m . today brought traffic on the Newport Freeway to a complete halt for nearly 10 m inutes "Bul we've had no major prob lc m s." California Highway <See RAJN, Page A21 Special agent John Wesson said 18-year-o ld Jose Mejia Fregossa was arrested on felony s muggling ~harges when he tried to e lude lawm e n In a pickup truck load ed with 13 aliens in San Cle me nte Sunday at9a.m. Cabbie Overcame Fear Aller a brief chase, Mejia aba ndoned hls truck n ear Avenid• Pico and tried to flee on root. He was apprehended by San Clemente police. Weuon said a1ents spotted the pickup truck, •llegedly used ln • previous •muggUng opera- Uon. on the San Otego Freew•Y· At about 2:30 a .m . Saturd•y, •1ent1 epotted another vehicle bellfVed used ln prevloua 1mug- 1Un1 •ttempU near San Juan Caotatrano. Offieial Ailing LOS ANGELES (APl -City Coundl Prw*tal Jobn F•rnro, who IUffend 1 heart attack ln January, hm been holpttallled after t'OlllPlainlns of dt11iMN. Bui, His Courage Cost lrvi~ Man His Li/e George HJmbau gh J r . of Irvine stayed at his job as a cab driver despite the fear he came to know after being robbed at knifepolnt by passengers more than a year ago. That declaion cost him his life. hia widow said today. Hambaugh, 47, died Sunday In a hospital after being shot in the face Marc h 7 by another PHHqer who apparently wu dial~ about tbe 13.40 fare h• owed the cab driver. Hambaqh. who lived at 40 Wiiiow Tree Lane, Irvine. was a driver for tbe Yellow Cab Com· pany ol Santa A.Ila. On March 7, he picked up th"" men at a Santa Ana bar a nd took them to ltOO S. Ever8"ft'n St., poHce Hid Thee • • I he announced the fare. Hambaugb told officers one or the men replied, "That will be nothing," pointed a handgun and shot him. The three ned and sun are be- ing 50U8bt by police. Ha mblugh waa able to drive his cab another block, to get a way from the scene. before he called his diapalcher •nd report- ed the attack. His wldow. Dolores H•m· ba ush. 43. aald he r husband drove bis cab In fur after a December. 1977. robbe ry In which a man and two women forced bim, 'l knllepoint. to hand over au. faree. Tlae tbne l•ter were cauaht. but 11.... Hamb8u•h said "her hu~hand ntv~r felt the same way aboUt rus job. "He was fearful." she said. "but he was a very fine man. so he continued in that field. He told me he bad a family to raise. He told me. 'Dolores. I hate to do it. but it's a m atter of sur· vival.' · "He told me. 'Oh. honey, next t ime I'll be more careful, more alert'." Before becoming a cab driver three years ago, Ha mbaugh owned a Santa Ana ice cream s hop. Before that , he was a n In s urance aal•man, an occupa· Uon M followed for 13 years. He wH a U.S. Army veteran. "He wu just an extraordlnara· ly fine man, well-liked by ev- erybody." Mrs. Ha mbaughaaid. (tlef CAB811t, Pace Al) By .JERRV C'LAUSt:N Of llW D•llY PtlOl St•ll Or. Jeffrey M<.1l'1)011al o of lluntangton llarbt1ur. who I!. iff l'UM'd of sla~:ing has s1fr and t"o daughtl'r!. 1n 1970 -.aacl th1 !-. morning h(• 1s "\Pry upst•t " "''h th<' U .S Supn•ml' Court'!. ruling that ht> must stand trial "I thank 1t 's lt>rrible." Mac Donald said "Obvious ly m ~ dnublt• Jeopardy rignt:-. ha•·t.> been v1olaH•d . I had a trnJI an 1970. Thert• wa~ a decision that I was not guilty not t h<1l then· was a lack of l'V1dence ··Now J am forced lo :-.land a ~t·co nd trial o n lht· s uml' evidence mnt• yt•ars later '"It's an oulrag<.• ... MacDona ld i:.a1d this morning he CXJ)t'ClS that ll will CO~t htm more than $500,000 to ddend ht msclf when thl' trial get.' ur1 · dcr way in Raleigh "I don't have Lh t' foggiest 1dee1 how I'll get the money." s aid lht• physician. who hasn't rema rried fo llowing his family's death. li e sa id his attornc} is Bernard Se~al of San Franc1:.co "We l'xpccll'd al some point in the last nine years that •>anll) would prt•vail and l wouldn't havt• to go throug h this a~ain." Mad)onaJd s uid this mornsn~ Woman Dies SAN FRANCISCO <AP > Tht! body of a Toronto woman, Cyn thia Joss. 26, who apparently leaped 14 stories to he r death was found on the garage roof of a UniOft Squar~ hotel, police said. JflNE CELLAR LFAKS OIL BOLZANO, Italy CAPl For the third s traight day, oil gus hed today from the noor or a wine cellar at n turby Ora a nd firemen pumped It Into tanks. BuL drutn8 or wealth Crom an oil find quickly faded with news that the oil wai. from broken un· dc riround tanks possibly 10· st alled by German trooSM In thh1 area near the Au11trlan border durin1 Workl War II . \ .. • A,% DAILY PILOT C Mond!X, Merch 19, 1919 Hot Treaty Debate Due? JERU ALEN <API The laraf'h C•bhwt t~ It lo"C h .. tori<' ,, ... ,, tow11 rd v<•j)t '' "'1th l-~K) 1>1 lod.1 11pairm llltt ltw IH•J ty nu11t•jl do"'" In l'n "11h•n1 Curlt•r .rnd lhJ'l'!llllt 11 1111 tu Parhamenl for rullf11·at1on Hui th.-r•• w.-r fn~·•h 'llKn'I lh.11 JIO'll ll1•,1IV t,1lk ' 1111 l',111•,lt man autooomv l'1111ld run 1nt11 w rt0Uli prohh·m•., and hraw li 11f fll·aul " r l'l>Orll•dl" we rt• di • i-.all•f•t•d with lJ S 11ftt•111 of t'l'Onom t· .arwi 1n1hl.t1 y uld t'h t• l'UI 11,11111'111 1h•hult• IHI lh\ I rt•Ul)' bt·.:111.. I Ut .. i1.1) .inti Hu voh • i11 t'\lll'l lt·d \\ 11l n1 ,fl,i' .1fkr u 111 1•1111" llhtl "1·•' °' th1 lll rll:''Nl <11141 Ofll' O( ll\I' n111 .. t t llll) I 11111,1 I t'\ t'I Ill lhul lkKh lnt ln•JI Y 1 ... •'\IWl'\t'd lo ht• 1•n llor,t'<:I In 1110 11r 111111 t' \uh~ 111 I he I ~) lllt' 11\ht•t hllU'I T h 1• n I' 1 1 m t' '1 1 11 1 ' I t r \h•nu1•ht:m lh'~tn "'111 '1~11 th1 IH'UI V Ill W,"hllfl'hlll lo\ llh l'.jit)jl Han President Anwar Sadul r lo1tn1 a ac>»•Hr chapter of bloodl!Md and nmll y Mt ·n th# natlona TM txat't Um n ol tht• t'4•r1•mony 'I 1• 11t·rl1•d to ht• .urnoun•·•·d aft1 r ltw l '.1 rhurrw111 \Ott\ hut l'W'lCt M11n<t 1 .1pp.•1111·tl to bt' ttM> hkt>lv d11y < •b11'H'I -;.•c rdwn l\rn h Noor ;1nnounc1-.1 th.11 11\t < ul1aru I vot OOCTOR FA hit• t11"1t huri:c-from !ht• l\rnn \frclat I l 'oq .-. llw ~11J1 rt•m1• ( nurt r ul1·tl un.an1111ou'lh lfl"t 1\111\ I uft1·1 1111 " ,, ud 'flll)( M ,JI I )IJllJ Id • e ..... ,. thut ht• Ntuld nol e h.H tit· .,m1•rr1 nwnt flt'"'"' 111111 w11h v1111.-1 11w hh ra~ht l11 .1 ~11t·t·tl v I flul ht 11111 lh•• tr 1 11 J1 tu.1l h t11ok pl111·1· fht• M .1) 1h•t'l\t1111 .1ppt·.1n~I 111 f'r-o• 1"09~ 1t I '79 ENERGY CRISI ~ ... l>-•m:ir11t fo r no l1·Jd ~·.1,ulln1· ha' ht·1•11 11.111111• '>Jyi. ,1 11.mkc·r .. Tt It'l l ('o fl'l141fl 'r h lnj( rr11111 .1t1rntl :1 flt'I n •nl of .tll 1!:1~1111111• ... 0111 111 1!)71 leJ :}!1 lll'H'tlrlt Ill 197H IL " t \JWdt•tl Ill .. ., p111:11"11 HO f>1°re·1•11I hy HIM:; • 'fh1· r t'f>IH I .Hid' '"l'lw 1111111• 11111t·ac11•d ,...a..,nltn1· m.inurul'I u r 1·d 1 tw low1·r llw i.:.1 .. 011111· y 1l·hl from .J 1111 r rt I ,,r l"rutl.-111 I Tu•: NATION'S t\lltl.IN•:s /'\I.SO n•f)(Jl lt·d '>h.11 ply 1111'1 (•u .... 11 11 .1\ 1•1 la .. t y1•ar u~ fun·., 11lu11111w11·1I and tht· uarll nes 11lttrtNI liuy ing mon· Jl'l f ul'I t lt1111 Ol lHlnully ottlercd Ht•t•1·11lly. howl'\ t•r rn;,i ny 01ghh hU Vt' ht•t•ll t'oUH't•lt'CJ lit'l'JU~t· lht•rc h:t!'.11 1 lwt•tt t•noui.:lt Jct fut·l lo go ;.irnund The air Lrnvcl boo m meant t·xtra pre:.1>un: on I J ~ rcClnertt•:-. On t11p of lhai. c:;,i me ra:.1ng dl'rnand on rdinen ci. from tht: l'hemu:als and plasllCb andustr1c:. for the :.amt: raw "fc..-.·d1>tock1>" that go into gasoline The refanent>:. already were runni ng a l nl'arly 90 percenl of capacity by latR 1978 'Unfortunately." :.ay:. S1mp:.on. "thei.t.• 1>lrong <'tr ll!i> t·omr 1dt·d with ~1 JX'l'IOO in which ut·c1dt:nL'>, ml·t:hanaca l vroblem.., or c1>1>t:n llal maantt•n.J nt:t• ' reduced :i vu1lublc refinery c;ipacaly N•:~ RE t 'INERIES. WJllCJI ('OULD turn out u wide run~c of produ<·U.. c·:rn c·o'>l hundn ·ds of mallwn:. or dollar'> und Lu ke "''lo fl vt• yt.'ari. to hu1ld S1mpi.11n i.ldds that .iovernrncnl a1r<ruallty !>land ard:.. 1•spt•<.·1:1ll y I host.• ulong th<· fo:a:.t Coa:.t, dai.<:ourage tht• 1Ju1lcl mg or large n•f1n(·ru·11 or 38 n •fme•rwi. hu1ll from :.cralth tn lhe llniled Slute'> lw lwt•1•11 .January l!J7'1 a nd .Janut1ry 1978, :11 arl' Mn.Jll , ht·~l i.u1tt·d fur flW ducang teadecl ~u:.ollnc and the hcuvy fud 011 used by ul1ltt1cs und mdustnal r)lanL'l The s mall rt!ftnn11•s have takl'n advantage of f<.'<11-r al "1•nlitle ml'nts" puymcnti. from rcf1neri. Obin~ low c•oi.t U.S. crude <Jll lo rl'fint.•r:. Ubtnl( t·xpcns1vc forl'agn crude. ~ l!J 2 all<'r " nve h<>ur C:M>at<' ·'lo approv~ lb PHH lreety btll w n Eu pt and llrael. In· cludln1 Ill an"""" " Pa •I 11<111 l>wn •''lh'C'h •fl , o,lnrc.• the l uhllll'I upp 111v1·d t'H•r y tll'm Ill tlw IH ·.1ty an1h v1duo.1lly Ill Uw putil lht lll'llHI I \II' voll•t"> Wl'rt' t'lllll by A It' 11·1111 uu • Min wlc r l\ne l ES TRIAL. • • c•l1 '11r lt11• w.1v fttr lht• lnn1~ 1l1•l,1 yt•el e 1 lllllrllll jll lll't11•d tn~ 11111 ~fol'l.k111Jltl 11 luw)'1•r .. uh...i• qu1•11tl\I ru1111•d :.i nt'W C'lutm 1 hJl lh1· ft•ell-1111 1~11 vt·1 nnit·nl '> l'r""' t•ut 11111 11•1111•,t•n ts un l'tlll.,l 1h1l t1H1.1l clttuhlt• ll'"l'•1rd y l ilt• Ith t "I < '11 1 u1l ('uurt 111 \J>Pl.Jb n·11·1·t1•cJ lht· cl ouhh• 11·n11urdy d u1rn IJsl 0<'lOl>l•r M ,1 l l>onalcJ ~ s1•rond Supre1n1 · I uurt ••11111·ul t•tinlt:ndl'd lhul I" 1·11uw llw 19711 rr11 hL<1ry in \ t''>tlJ:.1 l111n ltud t•ndt•cl 111 l'X ont•rJ t1on, the f Pd<•rul covl·rn- nwnt wu K burn•d from pro:.ccul 111.: h1111 M .11'1 >onuld 'i. <iri;tu men ts were g 1 ou11d1'11 Ill tlw lt•g<il dot.·trmc l .t1 t1•t.I "t•ollatl•ral t>i.loppl'I " In ur~ing I ht• JUSI 11·c·~ Ill rl'JCt't M.1l'U1111uld 11 aprwul. govern · 1111•111 l11w y1·ri. art.:tH·d that l11•t',HI M' tl)t• tlcwlor t'11uld11 't huvt· ht•t•11 t'c>ll \ltt'lt'll during lht• m1 htary 1nv1•11 t1gatwn ht: did not f;.H·e· "ll~•pardy" ""Sm('<' a n atrused must hUffcr JC•>pardy bcfon· he can :.uffcr d<1uhle Jeopurdy, MurDonald's ind1 l'lml•nl dot.•s nol violate the Constllul1on '11 double Jeopardy clau&e," the government i.md . Fro'" Page A I RAIN ..• Putrolmun Jo:d Si.lndcr:. sa1<l "Many Pt'<>Pil-hctVl' bt'cn late for work today hut thl'y got lhl'rt'." The• ruin gaug1• al tht• Moulwn Nagut•I wate•r tn ·;1t mc:nt plant in Laguna N1J.:Ul'I s howi. llwl un 1n<·h or rain fell al Hrnl l<1cat1on ~ring lhc lus t three days . The new downpour brought the season's total to 17.0l inches. more than five inches above normal. But the total is still well below the figure recorded on this date in 1978 28.10 inches. Sh aron 1.1nd Tranaport Muu.1ter Halm i...naau. who hive bffn "hawk1'' on tht r•·uct• 1i.i1ucb ever 1lnco Sadat tx·Ku11 to drive· tow o rd u bllnlt'r:i 1 .. ..i1 ln11cnl with htli v1sll to J erusoll'm Iii months a.:o The Nlgnani: or the· treuly wall 111w11 al nl'W stugt' 1n lht• pet11·1· fH ll e'l'IHl nt'MO ll UtlOI( tht• pohtac·ul fulurl' or llU' Pulcst1 11i.mi.. Tho'lc t11lki; :u·1· to begin orw month ufl<!r the treuty 111 'llgrH:d C'ontlnuNS dl:o.turbunt•t•s wn1· n ·1>0rll'd Lo<lu.r 1n llw l:.r:.i1·l1 11t·t·u1m:d Wc 11l Bunk of ttw Jord:w H1vt·r. whcrt.' P <Jlcsta ru ani. :.ire prolt•'\t111g ulmo~l du1 ly a.cu1n.'>l the• lliriwl Egypl trc.1. ly b1•caUbl' 11 docs not 11rov1d1· for .w 111tll•JX.•nd1•nt Pulcbt1ni u11 sl..itc lsr;wh m1 ll l.Jry "tmkcl>m•·11 :.c1 1d Jli.lci.llnaan youl1111 d t·m on:.traLt'tl in tht: l<1wn:-. or Nablu• a nd Kulund ac h ool &t ude nti. an lle hru11 burnl-d Lares and blot•ked a roJd hd111t• bt•1ng d l ~fJt'r S l'd hy lrfX)Ph To ™:ad off a Cahanct rlush over the treaty. Hl'~an hud 10 rcat:h a comprom111t· wth n ght wmJ(e rh in hu; govt•rnmcnt 1·1wlt lion who demand l h<1 I hl'fo11· open1n1< talki. 011 J>ah·11t1111<1n autonomy ls ru<·I I ukt.• .i tough sli.lnd on the isMw The nghl·wini.tl•rs 11f lh1· NiJ tion:.i l Fklt ~1ous Party wu nl lht· govnnml'nl lo 1·111n m 1t ati.t"lf to contmu('d Jew1i.h ~l'lll<'m(•nt m the o<:t•ur,.l'd land!> und to rel aan ang hraeli set'Lmty c·cmtrul over the terrat.orll's c·oratrury lo SllQulallon. .. ur lht• (;amp David accorm . Begin agrc1'<1 to fo rm an 11 mem ber Cabmcl commaltec lo recommend th1: ,,oi.1l1on lbrael will lake m lhl' uuton<Hny talk:. Rut sour('c·~ dOhl' lo Bt'~1n :.aid he had "no troubll'" 1,41th tht• NH P :.land. though ht• wa11h to ,1vo1d det'larut1on1> lhal wo11ld .111 gt·r E J:y pl a nd p0','>rl1l y torpedo lht• l rt•ut y ~•~nini.: On unotht•r m at lt·r h t .11·1 Hac110 hUld u l / S 1:-rat•li <1i.:tt•t• nwnl thul 1s lo at'l'ompuny th•· trt•a t y w ~1 :. bl1 111 g he ld up l1N·a u:.c: the· C<1b1nt:l cons1dt·ri-. l\ml'rican offt·ri. of m1lllary and ec·onom1c as1>1stancc to he anadc· quate. No details were rclcai.1..~. hut Is rael reportedly lh asking for up to $1 billion ovc.·r the: nl'xt thrt!c years. Gentle As a Lamh Sht·rrr Uakc r . right. manugcr uf the Sccurtl} P ac1f1c Ha nk lir<.tn<.'h a l Harbor a nd Wilson in Costa Mc!)a, '>lrnkl·~ HamsC's, ~ lumb 1 •Hsf'<.I hy Futurt• Fa rm <'r s of l\ml·rwa pa rllC'1p a11 l l.l'41111w Millt·r fo r c·nlry in lhl' ()rang<• CllUlll.\. p rn11•c·t 1·11rnp1'11t11111 1111 . \\c·1·k St•1·un ty ha:--'>pon~or8d"'t' VJ\ ;11·11\11 IC's Im :!:1 ~ 1·.11 .., l.t•annl' 1s a ~I uck nt at ( '0'>1 a Ml'"" l11g li --'"' Planning, Building Revamp Gets Study /\ 'lreamltnmg of plann1ni: anaft'lv orJt'r .1t1on~ Ill Co1>ta Mt·ha will ht· 1·11n~ul1·ri·d ton1~hlhyt·1t) count·tlnu·n C11 y Manaiwr l''n •d ~or ... ahul "'Ill a:.k tht· 1·ounc•al to .111•1\.\ t11n1 111 1111wc•1'<l with J r t"or7uan11a111111 of 1111· pl .mning anrl hu1lcl1111• ~ufl'I v dt·r>a r1 ml·ttt~ Whal ht' h111w' t11 u1·1·11111111t .. 11 " a ml•rgt•r of llw l l.4 11 •IJ'l'nt'tt" 111 &lrt•a mltnt· 11 pc•r;1l tc1n' ;111d l'h m1 nat\• ;m y dUfJla t',llllHI or ~l·rv11·t·~ l\ll un Ho<.•dcr. ai.i.1hla111 lo 1111 · c rty managi·r. sa id a t·cini.r1lula lion of llw two depa rtml·11I'. would unprov1• 1·11or<l11w t1on ol lmal<linA s<ift•I v .and 11l .i 1rn111~: funt•t>om;. l1 111•tlt•r '·"" 'ltC'h a m1•rgcr .1 I ·• n w" 11I 11 I 1• ,J cl t 11 .J d rr11n1 .11.1l1\• 111·1 ·,.1 v1111:' :.ind tlllpt 11\l'd ,, I\ It 1· t11 lh1• tilll1l1C· f I 111 fl l.111111111• ti •' fl a r l n11· 11 t h 1n1t lt-.1tl\ .1111 ,. pl.111n111J.: 111 llC I'' 1111' ,,, '"'"' tl1•\t lt1p1111•111·, .111'1 'I~ t 1111 11L1fl', 1'111' h111ld1ng tl1·p,1l I fllt'lll 1"'•111' flt'I 11111 • olllU elm·, 11•"1"'• I 1•111' 111 """' '' lll'W 'lllh l 1'111I111111 .. "'"' 11 tht• 1 rn1111•tl ~'"''' al1111g wi th 111 .. 11la11 1111111•1t1 H111'fl1·1 hatd J 1·111111111'11· 1 •·111 g .11111 .. 1t111n "' thr tl1•p.11 1111•·nh (·o u'ld ht· a <'· c n r11 pl1:.he·d hy .ful y Tlw two •lj!t'flt'll '°' Wltttlcl 'ltJ t I' 1 IW °"lint• o ll 11·1'. pt 11\i td 111~: :1 e•ttrll mon c·o1111l 1•r lor 11t.u11r111g m furmat 1011 .11111 1w1 11111~ N11 JUIJ:-. would bt· .. 1in11n.1lt'1J rn th1· l'lrnnl!t' SEV•:Ri\L /'\NAl.VSTI; S/'\Y THE cntallcmcnt1> program and othe r ft>clcr;,il 011 prn·<· c·ontrob havt-:.timulated oil imports and d11> rourn1tcd domei.tu· <J1l dcvclopm<•nl Just when the na tion 1s trying to cul IL'>l' of feirc•1gn oil Th<· 1.1tuat1on m11 y r hJni;tc bOOn , however. Recent action by the Dl·r>arlml·nl of ,.:ne•ri!'' has alluwt•hnc Thal muy .1<lel II.I ('l•lll ... 111 llll' Jll II I'"' •• ~o,1 l111n or ~ai.ohnc the next Lwo yeuri. Teddy, Trudeau Tied? 'l'tw c•11 v offwr.i l .,clld the· movt• " 'trn1 la1 111 .1 r1~1rgan1Yat11m of I II•• p11l1lw \.'<Ill k' aml 1•nJ(1111 .. •1 1111' fu111·111111·. 11f l h1· 1·1ly fi ve '•·ar·~ .1s•u * * * * * * f'r','" Page A I GAS PRICES GOING UP. • ... upplll'r:., 11> 11utt1n i: lht' p1nt h on thc·ir total hu1>1nt•1-1i, o~wr<itaon .... pl u s l'UUl>IOI! llll(.'()ffi forltihll- c·u .. 1011wr rl'lul11m1> l'h1I McDun1el. manager of U11·k Wu b on /\n·o und /\ulo < 't·11lt'r 1n San Cl\'m<'nte. points out I hat ui. 11up11li<•r fll'll'l'~ in 1·rcas1·. ttw <l+'ah•r also has 1<1 add salC'i. tux wh1rh inr n •wwi. the prwe of ~u11 t•vc•n m'>rt' Othl'r slataon rnanaRen. s11y the 1ner<•as1'<i minimum wai;te , rcnl rtM !it and haght'r mliln· tt-na n1·e <•xpt'nsl·i. arc tlultlng them 1n a bind N1.•arly all st:.illon munag<,rs blame th(• 011 t·omranlc·s for ex ct·:.s1ve prof1L takani.t und do not forese<> gai.ollne pra cc'is i.tiil>tlt7. m~ in the n~ur future One Shell dealer. wh'> d <>cf. not want Lo be 1den11fwd , ~ays, "Tht· ~o calk d ·011 crn,as' h11:0. nothing to do with prat'<' 111creuscs Jt 'i. JUSL a moneymaking move on the part of the oil eompanlc11 " St•rv1rt• !'lta ltons 1n seven Orungc Cout.l c1t1et. 11how wade differences In th1• rmt·t· of un· lead ·d ~as /\ 'ost u Me:iu Shell station quol<'!l th<' hlghe!'lt pn cl· al 87.9 cent11 p<>r gullon for un· leaded gas. l\nothcr Shell tilulion m San Juon Capii1truno runs a close second at 85.!J cont11 per gallon for "full·scrve" unleudc..'<1 I ( DAILY PILOT ,,.Of.,... C"M\I O..t~ ...... •llPl•ft.tft .,,_._ .. _1 ... _Pr"'"'·-·-...... °'_ cee" f>wo•.....,.C-'--.. •••-•ro pultll\"" _.., '"'..,.i. I,., llf eo.i. -,..._, _,, _,...., .......... ,,_ ,_v .. rn ,,_ 1_..11t«111tel;411( .. '1 ,. ....... ,_ ............. -........... - ~~· II• toWIC~ _.,,..,.,,..,." .. Ill ,,..,, •• , ""'" C'.Al•Mt .. , ........... .,.,. ._ .. _ "•"--M•- 1.c•• c..,... Ylf • P,o\l•ftt ertd CA-• ,,_,,_, ,.._ ....... , ...... '-··---..-. ........ ,. .... ~ ....... -~.-A••hl"'" ,.. .... lrel•ltt• • gas, with self serve co:.t1 ni:t 83 !J <:l'n l&. Othe r C_o:.ti&At1e:,u i>tallons' price!> .-an'Z?l!"1'fom 83.9 cenL'I for full serve unleuded gas to 7!J for :>elf -serve. S un C l('mC'nlt• btat1o n:-. avcrngc..><i HI.ff to 83 ('cnti. per g allon. On e Pac 1r1c (;oust Highway st ation in Newport llt'aeh 1:. asking 83 9 per gallon for unleaded gas, whale another ('oa sl lliuhway dcal<·r in Comna dt•I Mar is eharging five t·enlb flt•r gallon lesi.. Fountain Valley serv1 cf' st<1 t 1onb' pnc1:s run from u high <tf 81 t't•nts to a low of 77 rcnti. per gallon for unlc i.ldcd gas J..owel4t pnces :.ippcur to be• In Huntan1.tton &wch with a spread o( 74.5 lo 7R Cl'flls flCr gallon Fro. Pa9rAI TRIAL ••. She said she has tried to pey the bu.slness h('ense fee several times since last M ay, but wilh som e conditions . The city has re fused to accept the conditions. fn July, a judge rll'lcd her printing company was operating In violation of city law. When a September 26 court hearing waK set, Ms. McLaughlin's leual ad vlser told the court she would not appear unleKfl a 11tatcm<'nt defining the vlolallom1 11hc wall charged w1th was product..'d The city did not produce :iuch a lls l and M11. Mc Laughlin 11tayed home, m lssina the court date. ~veral days later, a war rant for her arrest wa~ lsaued, loodlnc to her overnight stay In th countyjall. Oddly the city is not sure how much Mil. McLauahlln owes them for a Ucenae. The 1moun\ ot the fee 11 determined by year· ly ''°" recelpq and Deputy Cl· ty Attorney Mark Hueblch 11ld th• prtnUnc operetor hH not 1uppUed tlWI lnformauon. .. It'• an undetermined amount at tbl1 dme," he Hid of ttM bual· nee1u .... 1ee. Fire Hita Plant SANTA n: SPIUNOI <A P> -A ftre c...S by a rupture ln a IH line to a cheaaJcal·IOlwnt proc-... f'arnaee Ntutt.d ln •iao.ooo a.ma1• at Productol lat., before nnn1bten from five ddel douMd the namee, of. ncJall..ad. TOHONTO l /\P t ma i.tat.tnl' sayi. in 1l1> 1·ov1•r :-.Lory that Margaret Trudt·au, separal t•d waffl of the Canadian prime m1n1s lt·r. t•tmfad «d that hh<· h<HI ;i hr w f lt a1 i.on w1lh U S. Se n . Edward M. Kennedy. The wt•ekly mnitai1nl' rc·ports m 1l1> Mtirc•h 26 1i.:.uc lhut her rl· portt•d a ff a ir with the Mass achusetts se11alor wai. one of the factors m the dasmtcgra· tmn 11f her marriage lo Pierre Elliotl Trudeau - * * * Tom Southw1t·k . K .. nn .. t.l v ·, pr<·hs !>f)Oke!>mittl '" w ..... 111ni.:lo11. • s aul. "ll 'h t·ompll'lt•ly unlrut• It 's a i.tutt·m t·nt hy lh<' author of lh<' a rlrl'lt· It tlo1· .. n I (!Uhlt• M ... T rudc·au dm•<:tly " Mrs. Trudeau. 30. <·ould not bl· re a ch<'d fctr comml·nt on tht· ar ticle hy .Juchth T1n1,11n The maga11nl', wl11ch ha.s a «art'ulation of 670,000, did nut g l ve a ti ate for I hi' .J ll•·1~t·1l liaison It s uys Mrs Trurl1•1111, -who h::i:ir threl' chllrlrr n. confided * * * Margaret Trudeau 'Housewife of Year' TORONTO 1/\f» J\n activist wo m en's i.tro up today named Mur g aret T r ud e l.tu . t h e ebtrangc..-d wafC' of the Canudrnn prim e m1n 1i.ler , a s the "llouM:w1(1• of the Year." The Wa~cs for Housewor k <'ommattc..-e pluns to gather f''ra day on the i.tcps of Parliament in Ottawa to 1rn lute the 30·year old woman, who said as she left Prl me Ministe r Pierre Elliott Trudcuu in 1977, "l don't want to be a ro11c an m y hus baod':s la pel.'' The committee. which h~s brnnche:i In four cit 1c11, s1ud in u pr~sli rclcusc today It would throw red roses at the doors of Parl1umcnt "in defiance or a government which want.is to keep wOmt!n poor und dependent." The group s 11id millions of Canadian housewives silently applaude d Mrs . Trudeau ·~ courage when she obtained a aepa rallon from her husband. Tho couple huve three children Wilson Park WiD8 Award For Design Wtleon Street Park In Coats Meta h81 won 1 1' ... 79 Deslan Honor Awerd for )rlu1 from t.he American 1n1tl tute of Landacepe Archtteeta. Tbe 3.5·•cre p.rk •H de· l1ned by the Reynold• Grwp of Jl4•wport ••th Ira cooperation ~tb the etty of Cotta Mna. The pen feeturee a meander· ln1 1tr9em wttb 1lmulated rotk outcropplnp and tl'MI ll'OUl*l to 1tve a Mtluded r .. ua1. CUii.Gin pla1 llnleturet Ind 1 eoollt111 ceater for plcmct are ln· rladed. ' " 'SllOll<'d hrat. · 'nt>urot1 t ,' ·i.clf1sh' wc:n • onl y i.ome of lht· labels the publtt• <·onfcrred on M a rgarel for ~l:inchng up and s aying that woml•n wunl in dc:pcndenct•, rcspcct and lives or their own ," th • ~roup suld We Recommend. ll!JFl.A because it's the best .. ---• -........ ,_. "" .. -..... ,.,,.,., ....... ••• .... :•"'"'"' ... "Wft •\111• " an 1977 that she <·a rht•r h.Jtl llw .1ff:11 r with K1•nnt·d~ The ma~ut.anl' .11:-11 SJ )'' th• Trudeuw .. who s<·1H1ralt·1 l 1n 1111 ""' ang rir l!f77. ath'mplt·tl .J 11•1· o n c 1laat111n l as l w1n1t·r a nti engaged un archatl'CI to dt•i.1gn :1 hous+' for them 111 llw l.a 11n•nt1.111 mountains Mrs Trudcuu ~:ml the pra m1· minister agreed to r('l>lgn lw fort· lht• recom·1lh1l1on 11tt<·mpt 1·01 la p111.'d, the maJ.(a1.in1· '>UYb Mr 11 Trud+'au '\tt td h"r husband wa!> l'Xlrem<'IY a r1noy1•1I when he found Oll l at}<)ul lh1• :t i lt>ged affair with Kl'nrwdy. tlll' mugaztnl' n ·ported , 1inel '"'' ~peculated a ho ul how lra11mut1t· 1l would ht• 1f K1·nnl'dy w1·r 1· 1·let•I l'd pn·sadcnt of th(' l lntlt•d Stales and lht• two had to rlt al with each olhl·r u' ni.ll11>n .tl lcadc ri. M adean'!<. says 11 has nol t•on fa rm<'d that Mr!'i Trudt•au ~"'~ tdlang the truth hut add' th.JI 1( ishe was. 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Meteh 19, 1979 s DAILY PILOT •• Big Bundle Wall Street Wanted More By MILTON MOSKOWITZ One blllloo dollars lo sales no longer bas the clout it one~ bad -some 400 companies are over that mark -but it's still a figure most of us find Inconceivable. Can ~ou im· agine collecting $1 billion every year. somelhln& like S20 million a week? Polaroid, the company tba~ pioneered ~nstant photo- graphy, cracked the billion-dollar barrier an 1977. Once you're at that level. the jumps ~~me bigger. Last year Polaroid clocked sales of $1.37 billion, a gain of 30 percent over the 1977 results. It's clear it will reach $2 billion in a fraction of the time It took to get to $1 billion. THE COMPANY WENT THROUGH another symbolic: barrier last year: It earned more than $100 million after taxes. Polaroid's profits came in at $118 millloo, up 2B per. cent over the urn figure. That performance renects Polaroid's success in meet· Ing the strong challenge from Eastman Kodak, which bas entered the instant photography field. Kodak's e ntry buoyed sales of instant cameras but Polaroid bas managed to capture 60 percent of the business. You would think those glittering figures might knock someone's eyes out. But it depends on whose eyes are doing the looking. If you were Money Tree expecting a 40 percent leap in earnings. you might be d is· appointed at 2B percent. And if you happen to be a Wall Street analyst who was expecting a 40 percent increase. then you're in a position to make the company suffer for not performing the way you wanted it to perform. POLAROID EMERGED FROM 1178 with its sh ares trading on the New York Stock Exchange in the $50 price ra nge . Last month. after the company reported Its strong sales and earnings gains for 1978, the stock was quickly ham mered down to $38. Leading the anvil chorus of sour grapes was Brenda Lee Landry. a security analyst_ at the nation's largest brokerage house. Me rrill Lynch, Pierce , Fenner & ~m.ith. She had been looking for profits of at least $125 million, and she blamed the company for not tipping her off in ad· vance that earnings would be up only 2B percent. "Polaroid does a great disservice to Investors," Lan· dry told the Wall Street Journal. The statement bad the de- ' sired effect: It knocked Polaroid's stock down another cou- ple of dollars SO YOU SEE THAT IN TIDS casino it doesn't make any difference that you do more th~n a billion dollars. a year in sales. It doesn't make any difference that you l.D · crease your sales 30 percent and your profits 28 percent. None of that is important. What's important is that you in- vite the Wall Street gang into your boudoir and tell pre- cisely how the picture is going to come out. When you snap the shutter on your camera. you're never completely sure how the picture is going to come out. But that's not the way they play on Wall Street. They don't like surprises. The results they want are the results they predicted. And they wonder why millions of . Americans have deserted the stock market . Mesa Eye wear Fertile Dream: Being the Boss LOS ANGELES CAP> -The statistic is sobering: 80 percent or new businesses fold within five years. Despite that fig ure. in garages, basements. aod kitchens all over California, people are poring over ideas they hope will bring them part or the A merlcan dream: be· Ing their own boss . MOST OF THOSE PEOPLE will never get their plans off the kitchen table and of those that do, the majority will fail because they lack the needed capital or management experience. Nonetheless, thousands of Californians will try this year -drawn by vision of fame, easy money and the perennial itch lo do things their way. "Probably one of the most exciting things you can do in your life is to start your own business and it's something that almst everybody dreams about at one time or aootber but very few really go out and do," says Dr. Herbert KieruHf. di~lor of the Small Business Institute and as· sociate professor of management at use. CALIFORNIA IS FERTILE ground for new busi- nesses. a ccording to Kierulff, an expert on en· trepreneurship and co-founder of USC 's Entrepreneur and Venture Mangement Program . •'There are perhaps four major entreprenuerial areas in the United States." Kierulff said in an interview. , "Los Angeles is one and Silicon Valley south of San Francisco is another. Then there's Route 128 near Boston and the Dallas-Fort Worth area in Texas . "SO, OUT OF FOVll centers of tttbnological ferment, two are in California ... Chlifornia, says Kierulff, "is the new idea capital or the United States. We're two or three years ahead of the rest of the country in many. many things. There's a very free climate out he re." · There are even plenty of California businesses that have made It, but Kierulff warns that not all people are cut out to be their own success stories. BE ADMITS THERE AaE THOSE who hit tbe jackpot. For example. ln the Santa Clara <Silicon Valley) town of Cupertino, college dropouts Steveo Jobe, 23, and Stephen Wozniak, 28, began Apple Computer. Inc. to manufacture home computers. Started OD a sboestriDi three yean ago. t.be company is grossing more than S2S f million annually. SUCH IOGR-TECHNOLOGY firms as Apple are not the only road to riches. Other entrepeneurs are cleaning up on Calltorn.lans' rasclnation with fashion. In Costa Mna, Marvin Freeman's Optlque Clusique is approaching ti million In annual sales or trendy eyewear reaturtng, amoa1 other thina•. d11mond·sWdded rramff, ra.lnbow tenses and eye1lasaes made or solid Sold. Whether lt'a bigb·tedmology or hilb fashion, Kierultf rejecta the idea that It's harder to make It ln JOW' own bualnesa loday. "Everybody says It's more dUOcult, prtmarllJ beeaue ot sovemmeat ""'"cUona. •• be Mid. "IP YOU Al& AN ~ wbo made It. dUfinS tbe ll!IOI, he'll tell you lt'a bardlr. "But II you ask that same entnpnauer, •rr you were IO or 40 years old •lala, wtl.at would JOU do with y~r Ute!' tbe f1nt tb1QI be'll .., II, 'I'd ltart my own bull· ......... N9iguel Office A1:1proved Home hderal Savings ad Loan Alloclatlon of San Diego hu received approval from lbt Federal Home Loan Baok Board to open a branch lo Lasuna Nlpel. It will be located near Crown Valley and Alida partwa,ys and wm be the auoclaUon11 el1bth In Oranae coun11. ' • -DAil V Pll.0 f Monday, Mwch 19. 1919 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTING~ ~ "°IG8 NIWI ~ONll ::=v~· Wholto 1 lftur ""111 II• •"lr""'' td4>f IQ ti• 14t41lll~ I'*• 11\to loOVt ... "'91\k.0 "" .... 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Whom I llttV bOltevo murdllHl<l 11..,., lnlhor, only II> l&lur lonrn thlll the BCIU HI kllltlf Wlt'I 8 mt'mb4Jt 01 thftlr own ,.,.,,1y (2 ""· I tL) BIU MOYERS' JOURNAL A •o4'!COfld Ol()nlC man u-• 8AHFOAO AHO 80N MUlo(,,HlS And [A•tfCbtl' Cha1t1t~I f ,bflng• 11 KNXT tCBS) LO!> AttSlt•lt•' 7:30 IJ THE MUPPET& O~•t Lomita Lynn 0 KNBC (NBC) Lo~ Anq<•lp•, • KTLA (Incl ) L(I<. An<lt'IO!> G KABC TV (ABCI Lo' Angoltr!> (() 11.FMB (CBS) San 01oqo I CON8UM6' 8UYUNE OATINOGAME THAT'S HOlL YWOOD TIC TAC DOUGH • Al The fdg1t Or H•~tory" A Cor>W!<1llfl0n With Wit hum 11,,.1n 1 l\Om1)110fl l'ul turol hlsl&oon pru~ and lu1ur1SI Q) AOAM-'2 G KHJ·TV(lnd I Los Anqolu•, OJ) KCST (ABC) San 01c90 • Krrv (Inc>) Lo~ Angelf1'> • l(COP TV (Ind) LO!> Angelo~ e l<CET· rv (PBS) Los Angolu!> I WO Al med r Obbflf's hold· •!IQ hOllllQOS ltnd • SN lffl of butgllHIM OCC1JDy M"I· IOy Ond RfMld m TO 8£ ANNOUNCED '"° IJ (11 THE WHITE SHADOW 6D KOCE TV (PBS) Huntington Beach ~ JULIA CHILD ANO COMPANY "Sunday Night Sul>OO' ' Coac11 ~ .. p<ompt..a Requiem for 'Dugan' 'Maude 'Spino// Axed Just Before Airitlf{ By P ETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES (AP ! R e m e mbe r Hea Arthur u s "Maude," the kneejerk liberaJ who prererred ser ving causes to servms: breakfast? Well, a runny lhing happened lo "Maude." In a weird metamorphasis. "Maude" became three ol.her shows, and its Jast jncarnation was ldlled JUSl three d ays before a1rdate by a group of black con· li(rnt111men. Jl died In the name of soeial conscience. uxcd becuuse 1l didn't present u proper image or blacks. Sounds strung" ll 1111tlrtrnge CONSIDE R THE pec uliar (•ase of "Maude," ulso known nl v ario u s 11 t a.cc s o f 1t & metamorphas1s u~ "Onward und Upward," .. Mr. Dooley'' und ''Mr. Duitrrn". Wht•n lus t s1•t>n, 11t tht.! end of the '77 78 TV season , ··Maude " had bt.>cn elected to ConMrcio, The show wus to be tolully re· vamp<.'d for the rl<'W scaRon, with Maude m Wushlmtton us a hull tn ·the <'hina-bhOI) frc1t hman ('Ort gresswoman. But Bea Arthur decided thol, afte r s ix years a1t "Maude," she'd had enough of tclcv1slon for awhile. She wanted oul B UT C BS AN D No rmon Lear's TAT Produ<'t1ons. wh1<'h made "Maudl'," dec1dl'd lhl'Y likl'd the idNI or a rt•nejtadt• minority con1trcssm an, a nd dt•· cided to do lhc show without Rea Arthur. · So, instead of a sitcom about a libe ral housewife electe d to Coneress, CBS had a s how about a black football player elected to Congress. This was the "Onward · and Upward" s tage of "Maude," and It sturred John Amo~ Am06, you might r e('aJI, wa:. the actor who walked out on Lear's "Good T1mei;" three sl'ucms ago lie did 1t c.gain lhli; winter , walking out on "Onwftftl :ind Upwurd " That l(u ve wuy tu ''Mr. Doolc•y" K UT "Mil. UOOl.Y.l'," 1t Heem cd, w1111 tlw num.-of 11 popular ncw8J>Upcr column, unc1 to ovoid po~1dhl<' lfll{ul 1•ompllf·tt llon11, "Mr l>onltt-y " burum c "Mr l>ugan." Clea von Llltlt· twn unt.• the fo<itlmll hero turru,-<l congres11mnn. 11nct "Mr Ougun" 11t!l'm1>d set lo uo T his 111 when• 1h11 11och•I <'on11 C'll•n cc <'om1•11 111 O n1• wc k b(•f(Jr(• "Mr Uuuun" w1u1 to ulr o n ·us. TAT l'roducllon11 IH'rf't.!nPd th-0 Hhow tor "11 dmwn hltu:k frit>ndt1 " Thi• do,••n hlurk KOCE Honored Channel 50 Wins Four Awards Four major Rtlllowlde a wards for excell1.1nrc In telcvlalon nuws ('overage wUI be glvcn lo KOCE·TV, Channel 50, In the 27th /\nnu1.t Collfomla At1110<'ioted Pre111 Televh1lon and lbdlo A1uw<·latlon CCAPTRA) n<'w8 competition. The four honora, following compeUUon lnvoMtli both com merclal and public televlalon atalloM all over the at1te, wlll he awa rded al lhe state meeUn" ot CAPT RA in Newport Beach al the Marriott Hotel on Saturday, March 31. KOCE-TV will receive three flrtt place and one second pl1co awardl ln four out of nine cate1orle1 In CIH• II Telovl1lon dlv11ion. For Best ••eature SO,ment, Channel 60'1 "Soviet New1man Viall.I Dlsneytand" by "Newacheck'' rep0rter Jtr• WJtu,r won nrat place; for Oocumentary, first place went to a Channel 50 •peelal "lodocbSneae Refu1ee1" br, Kenneth Gale ; Beat News Wrltlni went to ''Styrene Pollution ' by Jtre Wllter, and aecond place in 1nveatlptlve reP,'!rtin& went to "Lone Beach VetAran.t Hotpltal," by "Newtcheck •reporter Wendy Wetsel. Channel 60 provide. dally tel•vl1lon broadc11ltn1 of local public alfaifl broadcaata, In addtuon to Jll lnetructional and col- le1e credAt pro1ram1, cultW'al procram1 and PBS public affa1ra protram1. frwncts hnct rt•11f'tv:1t 111n" 11ho11t tht' i>how So, 0 11 Mun·h Ii. flvl' cll1}" ltt•fon· :t1rd11t1'. IA.•111 T/\'I' ""'"•I clC'nl l\IJn I lc1rn 111111 M Ill )tlWI Ht• /\r<'h1c, th{' show's t1•c·h11rc·11I 11d v1scr , Ocw to W ushln..cton, l> '., to show "Mr. Dugan" Lo the t'or1 g rcssiona l Bla c k Cauc u s Thumbs down again. ON MARCH 8, thr<'e d ays before alrdatc, TAT announced it would not d eliver "Mr Dugan" to C US The· n<•lwork. which had hl'f1v1 l y prumoll'd thl• 11hnw m on uir spot11, r.1J 11t 1l w11" pr1qwri•d to hr11111l1·1111 t "Mr Uugan," hut T/\'I' 1111111 1111 KO. How did lhht h u111w11'' "We ftln111ly muclc• 11 111l11l11k1•," l'ISJ yn Horn "Our ol111•c·11 v11 wui. llWI • u hltll'k 1•11n..ir1•11i;1111w would ht• 11or1 r11yNI 111 11 1>o!illlv1• 1111ct rnNinl11uf11I way ,.;v11J1·nlly, we wf'r<' not 111lt'nllv1• c•1111uuh lo I hut "Th._, Wlty II l'hntt• 11rt , In-t h.,_ rinnl J)r<>clUt'I, Wll K I hut 1111' ('(111 Rr••b11 mun't1 t1 l11ft l1111kNl IU11• lh1•y wer(• J>Uhhlll~t hl111 uruun'tk 11 hit truffoonl:1h, ond we wc•rt• not 11lt1ui1CJd wit h II "Wt: 81MPl.l' in11d1· 11 ml11 tukc " &, after four trun11formullorut, three act.or11 and two l'ltory hncH, tlH• llUndry l nf urnutl QOK or "M uude" finully dl1•d . Gee. und J thouulll ull a show hod to do to 6'Cl conrelt'd wm1 get louKy Nlcllkln ralingK. Pope Praises ']eslUl' Film NEW YORK <AP> In an au- dlcncf! with Sir. Lew Grade, the Britis h TV and m ovie en-• treprencur, Pope John Paul II ex· pre111ed praise for Jo'ranco Zef· fire Ill's "JcswiofNazareth." Grade, whose ITC Entert.aln· ment produced the biblical saga, 1utld the pope's comments came In oprlvat.eaudlenceonJan.17. NBC will rebroadcast ''Jesus or Naureth" In four parts bcgln- nln1 Sunday, April J, at8 p.m. The eight-hour film continues April 2 and 3, and concludes on Palm Sun· doy, April 8. NBC inlllally broad- Clll a shorter version of •· Jesus o( Naaaret.h'' lnApril 1m. TUBE TOPPERS KTLA 0 8:00 -'1The-High Com· mhndoner." Rod Taylor und Christopher Plummer heud the cast of this 1968 mov· ic about murder and intrigue in London. KOCE 9 8:30 -Boston'a Marathon Man. Runner Bill Rodgers' ener gy and dc d1catfon iri preparing for the Boston Marathon arc examined. NHC D 9:00 -"Fast Friends." Car- rie Snodgrcss plays a divorcee working on a TV talk show in this new TV movie wllh MacKenzie PhiUips . 10 l)llow an auuaoc bOy to '°'" rt>• Catver bulltttlt>all at THE 000 COUPLE Un•wtr• of htlf ldt1r1111y. O'IUot tries lo d11to 100 Pr in(;MI Of lk:hlllflll61n m BOSTON'a MARA THOtol MAN The "°""fl'I· O&c:Jl(;llllOn ""II e111au11ton 111110C•111tl<I wolh the Botllon Marath0<1 ur11 .-i through the eyo1 of runnet 9111 Rod~s t;()O 0 MOVIE • rMt f 11111\d1" (Prem101el Carrio Sno<lgress, M&GK· ffl\Zlil Pti1lll()a A c:ttvorooo 'JftUOQllflll 10 mllkll 11 llltt for hlllael1 Wld tier YQUng M>n lllkM a tob In Ille bOCllllBg8 fUll(jl6 or • 1 v !Bl~ lhOW fJ ~ HOW THE WEST WA8WON Lulo.tt 1s conlrontftd by •l Conlft<ltlr•t• ~ wtlll " tlt-.idly SftCl61 Wh() 1111111<~ rite wor 11 llf•ll g0<ng or• 0 Bill. Y GRAHAM CRUSADE .. ~OAIFflN C.uon•~ N1101ttt Coll• On111d Uronn••, 1aa111. Hov;1•1, Norm Crooiby. W11lt WttQnN l 1do 011111.tll~, Mn..-A Mull~ m ACAl>fMY l.EAOER8 "The S..o:· "Lelle.Ire" Dl\d "The Conoer1 " Ci)THE~ PLAYS Romeo And Julll!C" St1 JOhn O!e!god, C4!1t" John. son. Mlch(l11I Hord&rn, P11trlck nvocart and AetH!lcc.I s ... ., llr6 '«!•· turfld 1n 8haltN90aro'11 ci!IS51C HO 1J (I) Wt<Af' IN CIHCIHNATI Johnny Fever oecomea °" in11unt IOth., wtmn ii young wom4ll IMWI Mr baby Oii WKRP'1 c:IO<>r· llllP 10';00 1J Cl) LOU OAAHT Donovan 11 ollereo a bet 161 pll)llng jOb. c;;OmpltUll 1tw,1 LOU I lll!Mdy IOU(ll\ dily UG NEWS G) NIGHT GAll~Y ' Diil Now, P(l'f lalOI .. An undor1aker rvn1 • Januoty ..al6 "()ee(l WC!lght An vndilrWOl'ld llQurll rr~ lo toove t hi! country &) 80UN08TAGE lflO Sttyftf" 1~.30 .. 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I tl:J7 u t/fOl/te a e "Maryl-" C 1 .. 1 r •blM, P•l!Y McCotmfO!c. (1J AOA»-12 T~ omc.ta ta" to the tlr •• "'8r bllQW1 a ""9Ckil N9ignrNllll with the ~ SU~ OIVllllOn (Pllff I) ,~_, 8 Cl) C88 LAT( MOVIE •• ~ ''McMn1111 And Wllo l~. Honor And Swindle" t tlH&I Rook Hudaon, &u1•n Saini Jam111. 12:M B L.0\11! EXPEIWTI 1:00 TOMORROW Queltl Huntl Mell and Onbflel Dflll. two ol tlwl Ou<1 Enc:t lcld1. Rlctttrd AOllCll ptMidafll OI Ille OMd (nc:t Kl<lt ton Club 8 OIQ( VAN DYKE Rob IWlll Oul IO WTll41 J boOk durtnQ 1111 Y-hon, but hAt trouble QOlttng ~18'1nure1 th.ill • 1nt11rcopltntJ .ill ~ ICONE ~ mM!lfl(l'l\ 3:05 MOVIE • • "Terror 01 TIH• longa" ( 19611 C11ro1IOC>/Wf l 80, Yvonnt1 M&nlOOr 4:30 0 STEVE EDWAA06 Taw11daJ1"• Boyt h11P ltlu11iP• AFTERNOON 121)() 0 * * 'o ' ""' ff'mlll" Animal ' ( 19'>11t HfOdy '·'""''" J&ne "~· w •• * "J<#lrt"" C ;)Q"45' f 19'>71 ~ Novai. Jtlll Ctian<11t1r 3:00 R 0) * • I IW'I f HI\'"' ,1 And IM fun 111uo1 0..•00 Hl)1tmon. &rb·•f•l fden 3:30 0 flt'' "6'1c•lrJt:~ • I llH,l}j Ntiv•lh• Br.ind Ja,_ Drury lleef-re's (Splat) .Johnny .tutrnny-C.:ITT'S'on rr one c<Jmtrwtmi 'I do 1111ylhinu for a luugh as demonstra ted 111 ll11~ :,t•qucnce from a recent segme nt of ttre Tonight shov. H was the clmra-x-of CJ Carson ~kJt on T\ commerc1ab Oscar Songs Get Own Singers For the r1rst time 1n Academy Awards history, the five i;ongs nominated for the Best Orlglnal Song award will be pcrformc.id al this year 's Oscar show by the men and women who introduced the tunes In the eligible hims or over the main lilies, 1l was announced by Jac k Haley, Jr., producer of the 5lst Annuul Awards Presentation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. The singers and their songs a r e · Olivia Newlon·John, "Hopelessly Devoted lo You" from PBS Fund Pitch 'Most Successful' "Grease." Donna Summer. "Last Dance" from ''Thank God ll 's Fnday;" Johnny Mathis ~nd J ane Olivor, "The Last Time I F'elt Like This" from "Same Time. Next Year:" Barry Manilow. "Ready lo Take a Chance Again" from "Foul Play:" and Debby Boone. "When You 're Loved'' from "The Magic or Lassie." .. It made sense to use the people whose vocalizing helped gel the songs nominated." Haley explains . "Fortunately, these peo~le made thcmselvc:s available to us. some even rearranging crowded schedules to appear on the show. We think having the people who introduced lhe songs in the films do them on the show wall give the pre· sentallon or the Best Song Award an added d imension." Oscars for outstanding film achievements or 1978 will be presented April 9 in the Dorothy Cha ndler P avilion of the Los Angeles Music WASKJNGTON <AP> -Public t.elevlslon sta· Center. The program will be televised Uve by the lions across the country wound up Festival '79 Sun-ABC Televbion Network. day night with pledges expected lo lop $16 million, ------------------- making It the most successful fund-rais ing cam-r-------------------=:-----, palgn In the network's 2S·year history, PBS s A L E spokesman Don Richards said. "At signoff, at 12:02 a .m .. pledges reportt.id on the air totaled $15.921,758.'' Richards said. '1 'his ~ • I does not Include reports from the Western states. It Is expected that when the total Is completed, we · wlll well exceed $16 million.·• ...... -.....r.• 1 _ Richard& aaid that $12.S mllUon WH collected in FesUvaJ '78, last year'a fundra1ser. • CHOICE OF COLORS • CHOICE OF FABRICS = s199 ovu 100 h cllnu •oc•trs '"' Wall ltcll11tn IH SfOC« IMMEDIATE FREE DELIVERY "'_....,..,_.,.. ~ :1 ... Showcase ii ,ACM F as~ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR -"""° _._, .•. co-~ --~ ...... .... ':u- ~ •