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Home My WebLink About1979-03-27 - Orange Coast PilotI ' j 17 • I San Juan Spurs Quiz on . ,. Violent Movies .I ·.. •• ·, ~,.- DAllY PILOI~;. * * * IOC * * " ,; . . . .. . ' .... . ' .., '' . ,· ~ TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 27, 1979 VOL 12. HO ... l SECTIONS, lt PAGES Lucky Kid Ken ny Luis. 8, tells fire man Mike Hogan how he slept through a heavy s urf that capsized the boat he was in 1''our others. inc luding Kenny's father and older brother, drowned in the accident off Morro Bay. <Story Page AS.) A f ter Stabbi ng On Violent Movies Hearing Pledged By WILLIAM HODGE OI -Delly "llet Steff San Juan Capistrano Mayor Kenneth Friess said today he plans t.o air concerns over films shown al a local drive-in theater a fter lhe Friday stabbing of a 17-year-old boy during a screen· mg of the gang violence film .. Warriors." "But we could make a public statement." He admitted it was bard to say for sure that Fnday's vjolence was prompted by the film , which graphically depicts gang wars in New York City. But, be noted, there have been other incidents or violence al (See nLMS, PaJCe A2> Treaty Support Sought WASHlNGTON CAP> Egyp· tian President Anwar Sadat told Congress today that Israel should be persuaded to solve the lingering problem of P<Jlestinian Arabs. Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin pledged to r<'- solvt> the Palestinian issue . Both Sadat. and Begin met with members of Congress in an effort to build support for lhl' U.S. aid provisions of the treaty they s igned in a While House ceremony Monday . 1 Related photos A4, AS > Rut both addressed the long standing proble m of what to do BOMBINGS PROTEST PEACE TREATY-A4 about the Palestinians. a point of contention that has separated Is rael from its Arab neighbors for a generation. Sadat, in a meeting with mem· bers of the House of Represen tatives, did not repeat his long· staled position that the Palesti nians should have a state of their own. But he left no doubt that his goal for the Palestinians dlHers wide ly from that of Begin. Both leaders are clearly com· peUng for the support of Presa· dent Carter , who has urged the P a lestinians lo joi n tal ks b etween Egyp t and Israel, scheduled to begin in about six weeks. Sadat said lhe talks will be a test of Israel's good faith and that success is in the best in· teresta of the United States. "You can use your influence lo mode rate the pos ition of the Israelis," Sadat said. Begin ba s flatly ruled out creation ol a Palestinian state in proposing a limited form of a utonomy for the 1.1 million Pale1UnJan Arabs living in the <See MIDEAST, Page A2) es 9% Begin Pledges To Resolve I~ue Of Palestinians Col/ ers Tune Up Prior to Storm Players from the Women's Ke mper Ope n golf tourna ment. scheduled to s tart with a pro.am e vent Wednesday a t the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. wer e able to get in a prac lice round Monday before rains closed the course today Today's sports pages include an intervi e w with LPGA superstar Nancy Lopez and pie lures of other player~ during Monday's practice on Page fl I /\lso in today·s s ports s~<:tion •~ the lime schedule for the pros in Wednes day 's pro-a m l'\'cnt on Lo"" Page B2. $14.5 4 a Barre l OPRC Hikes Oil Price 9 Percent GENEVA. Switzerland <AP 1 T h e Oq~anizalion of Petroleum Exportin~ Countries voted today to raise the base price or crude oil by 9 percent as of next Sunday to $14.!>4 a barrel That would Increase American pump prices for gasoline by about two cents a gallon. Li bya a nd Venezue la im· m edi a te ly a nno un ced s u r cha rges on the new prh.>.e. The new base price apparently was a victory for the so-called Arab moderates such as Saudi Arabia and Abu Dha bi over more militant members such as Algeria, Iran, Libya and Iraq. The militants apparently set· Canadians to Vote OTIAWA (AP ) -Canadians will vote May 22 in a general election to decide whether to extend Prime Minister Pierre EJlloU T rudeau 's l1 years in office. tied for the smaller increase an the base prace in exchangc for the surchar~es. ana lysL'> saad The new base price ts tht• pr ice the oil cartel oraganally set for next October 10 its quarterly increase schedule An OPEC announcement said UNLEADED GAS TO GOUP FIVE CENTs-A4 the oil ministers a uthoriwd un limited surcharges over the base price. depending on market de· mand. Today's base pr ice increase 1:,, roughly equal to surcharges an nounced earlier by many OPEC me mbers and s upersedes those surcharges. However Libya an· nounced it would ra ise prices Sl.66 a barrel over the new base price. Venezuela announced a $1.20 increase Ira n. which lobbied for II ' Floods, Squalls Reported By TOM BARLEY Of -o.llr ~llet SUll A wand-whipped Pacific stor m d escribed by t h e Nationa l Weather Service today as win· ter 's final nang is expected lo continue dre n c hing Or ange County tonight and Wednesday. .. We scf.' no s1~n of clearing before Thursday." a forecaster said "ff o wcv<>r . the wi nds which sprang up Monday night !)hould abatt· on Wt·dnt•sday ... f<'or<'cas tcrs cxp<'ct that most of Southern Calirornaa will be hit by more than an inch of ram before the storm moves out of the area to the southwest. Orange County traffic officPrs !'>Did that many motorists were ham pcred by flooded antcrscc t ion s and brief. l orrentietl !)quails as they rlrove to work today C al1f o rn1 a ll 1g hway Patrolmt'n saad weather condi- taono; werr rcspon:-.iblc for an ac cade nt which backed up traffic for one and one half miles on Pac1f1c Coast Highway north of El Morro School near Laguna Bea ch Ofricers said mcr11cal aad was being soul(hl for the occupanL'> or an ov<•rturncd rar. Furth~r details were not immediately ;Jvailable The C ll P rcportc d t hat collisions involving three cars on ($eeSTORM, Page A2) Coas • Weath e r Friess pledged to bring the is· sue before councilmen April 4, noting he had been "concerned about the quality of rums at the the ate r before ... "There's been some really violent films al this theater before,.. the tnayor said. "AP· parenlly there's not much we can do about It legally unlesA they ehow x·r ated lllms. Two Cape Teens Save House T hun der s to r m s expected to continue with c hance o r s hower s 70 percent Wednesday. Highs Wednesday near 60. lows tonight near SO Winds or 15 to 2IO mph expected to continue I NSIDE T ODAY The feeling of belonging waa ~lmirig, 1ays .a c ult h t c onvert as he descnbea his third week Wtth the "li'amily' o/ the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. See story. P.age A7 Biii Bill Delayed SACRAMENTO (AP> -The bill to call a •pedal election this Aul\llt on tcbc* bualn1 is being delayed in committee wblle lbe author tries to pers uade two more members to .ote for tt. 8y STEVE MITCHELL OflMINllyll'llel•lelt Capistrano Beach brothers J e ff and Darrin Crawford e arned the hero title lhis week after belptnc control a blase In t heir neipborhood until flre UD· its arrived. Tbe two teen·a1en were walk· in1 to tchool Monday mornlnc when they stopped atop 1 bluff to check out the wavea at Doheny Slate Beach Park. They spotted 1moke comtnc from a nearby house at 11256 Via CaHtomia and ran to the bum· Ing s tructure. D a rri n , a 13·year ·o l d Shorediffs Junior High School 8eve nth 1rade r, grabbed a brick and lOlled it through a wlndow. The your111ter 1houted through the broke n pane , asking If anyone WQ Inside. tlear1n1 no answe r, Da rrin srabbed • 1arden hose and be1an equirti"I water Into the bla&lnc den wblle brother J etr ran tor help . "I ran up the •treet looklnt ror a phone,'' tbe ti-year-old Serra Hlirb Altt matlve School 10th • grader sald. He spotted a school bus and stopped U, asking the driver to radio a report In to the fire de· partme.nt. Tben he ran back t.o the home and began playing water from a hoae onto the structure. County ti re Capt. Ma r c Hawkim said that by ttM Ume bl• unita arrived tbe den area w11 fully Involved ln names. • 'Tboee kids were hltUq the fire wttb bolet aod they~ ly kept UM damaae down.·· he sald. Firemen took over for the two boys and quickly extinguished the blue, believed s parked by an electrical short ln the den. Da mage was estimated al SS.000 to the structure, occupied by \be La rry Rowley family. wbo were a way from the borne at tbe time. Firemen eaid more than $2,000 damase wu done to conten~ or ttM bui1dlfta -including S275 in rent money the family had taped under a coffee ta ble Captain Ha wkins asaid the (See REaOES, Pa•e AZ> • ••• \ Cl .. Cl ., .. ... M Alt •• .,,, .. ., ., .. M M \ CAIL Y PILO T __ __:S~ ____ l..-UMd..__ay..._M;,;.;..:;;an:~l'l,_f;..l....;.11:;.;'9~. Michelle Claims Star Status Bothered Lee 1. u·:-. ' ..., t. t-1 "· ..., 1 ' t • 1 M u·lwh· 1'11111.t \1.u 'in t .11.1111• l lit· v.11111""' ... 1j111l 111 .111 I I th h11u1 111\I\ I' \lt ._,I 1'11.\llh'll h1•1 l'U'l' h ,1, portr.1 l<d l -t'\' M ~ir' 10 U'> .1 11111 0 rtr1v,•n to d rlnli. h' th• jll •'''llrt''I o r h1•1n1o1 •• ffi(l\ .. :-1.11 l h I ll•,\1111111\\ V. 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WP°'I Bank and (;at.a In a m<·<·tmg with m1:m b1•ri. of !he S1·na l(•, lit·gm plcd gt:d that 1 ... ral'I wi ll solvr 1ls problem "1t h th(• f>.1li·,t1111an" 111 a man nt·r t hat wall rPt :11n 1-.rad·, 1 1~ht' tu prol(•cl tl!> own ~t·cun 1 y St•cur1ty. he said. mean~ hfr als(•lf to the .ft>wb h nation "I have• an :1ppl•al lo ma ke to )OU, • Hci;in told thl' !>l'ntttor' 'Don't doubt u-. Don't doubtour mlt'nllon" l>on'I doubt our r1• '11l v1• lo 11-.t· m pc m:c with a ll uur 111•1ghh<1r.., " And. hl' added "We w&1nl to solve m a hum une wuy lhc proh lem of the Palestrnian Arab:. .. Uoth R<•j.!in and Sadat urgctl C'ongn •ss to look f:1vorablv on nmtinucd U.S. :.ad µrom1M:d a!. p~irl of lht:1r lrc :.ily of pt>t.1<·c C un ~rt·~' w al l b e a s kt:d t u .1uthora1.c :a $i1 8 billio n 1rnt·kagt' •)f g runt!> and loam. rur li:;rat•l a nd E~ypt B1·gin. refer ring to has country a s the only slttblc c\cmocrury m t h t• Middle E as t . warm·d of grow ing Soviet influe nce a nd '-:l id the n u!>siam, arc ui:;1n~ pro xy w;trs to e ndange r li berty .iround the world At least twice Be~10 U!>ed the phrase "liberty Is an danger." And hl' said that 1n lhe past two yea rs Lhc Sov1C't Union "look over by proxy" Vietna m . Cam · bo d1 a . S o uth Y e m e n .· A f g h a nis t a n , E thiopia a nd Mozambique ··Now we must s ay tha t the de terrent the 1trcat Powers have ts, und e r the c irc ums tances, absolutely necessa ry," he said. adding: S..uda Arabia a nd all Its oil "can nlso become :. victim." 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Oa ughty testified that he met Miss Ma rvin on the island of P alau. where Ma rvin was film ing , "Hell in the Pacific," Oaughty s aid he hccamc Mis!. Marvin's Jover . hi.Id sex with her more• than 25 t1mt•s and was tn· v1tt-d to Cal1forn1 a Lo contanul' t,ht· a ffair But Mis!. Ma rvm -.a id al wa!. Ma rvm who invited Daughty lo slay lit their Malibu house She said she was the one who threw Da ughly o ut because he l·ncour agcd Ma r vin's drinking Miss Marvin quoted a friend, Carol Cla rk. as s peculating that Dau~hly might be ~<ay "I s aid . ·1 d o n 't kno w a nythinJ! about Oick Daughl y lle's 1~·s friend. Ask Lee.' " MISS Marvin said Mrs. Clark has test ified that Miss Mar vin told her s he was having an a/fair with Oa ughty 'Prostitution Ring Broken SAN FRANC ISCO <APJ Police announced Monday the crackin~ of "one of the largesl operations or its kind ever un· covered in Uus are a" a nd arrest· cd a 32·year-old former Marine on cha rges he masterminded a 40·woman San Francisco Bay area pf'06tilulion ring . Randell Widner of Tiburon. sc h e du l ed to appe ar in Municipal Court March 30 for a prelhnJnary hearing on pander· 1ng and pimping charges. waf' arrested Sunday in a joint action by San Francisco vice squad of· ricers and m e mbe rs or the Sausalito Police Department. Police alleged Widner managed the prostitutes under cover or Creative Mana1ement Services. a Saus alito firm which provided cus t o m e r s with massage M?rvices. Customers al· legedly got sex at a cost of $100 per visit. 30 Killed In Iran War TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Heavy right1n1 broke out today between Turkoman tribesmen and gov· e rnment force! over land rl&hlll near the northeastern city of Gonbad·E-Qaboua, kllllnt •at least 30 people a nd wounding m a ny others. re ports reachln1 . Tehran said. It waa the second major challeqe in a week to the rule o f Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho· meinl) the Shilte Moelem leader of the revolution lbat ooatAMI the monarchy 1lx weekl ago. Oonbad·E·Q•boul ta about 30 m ilea from the Soviet border and cklH to lbe Cupian Sea. The city, in Gortan provlace. is surrounded bJ fertile val&e11. raucb of it lar1e a•ricultural eatates belon1la1 to retlred milltar>' otnMn aad top civil .......... o .. rv "''* Sr..tt - Open Bouse in Mesa Ncq~hho r B r wn ll untl'r s ur vey!> t h1· d umugc U> the living room of the Jonathan H Schiesel fo milv at 1592 Cara way Drive an Costa Mes a Monday morning after an out-of ·control car had plunged into the house. The ca r . driven by Thomas F . Brozie. 72. of 1546 Coriander Dr ive, had k no<'kt·d mt·r ~ li g ht pole a n d s t r uck s1•vt·r i.JI p<1r1'l·d car s befo re s m ashing into lht· S('hlt'st'I hom e Although Mrs . Sch1esl'l und I "-o of hc·r· young c h1 ldrL·n wen · ho m e no om· "a-. injurc·d. includ ing Broz1t·. polll'l' s ai d f'ro91PapAI OIL .•. plans for a surcha rge. In Washington. Department of Energy s p o k e s m a n Jame' Bishop said department officials were studying the price increase rcpo m and would withhold com· mcnt unW after all deta ils had been received. Hike 708 Percent Since OPEC Began OPEC savs surcha rges are 1l!> rrsponse to wha t it ca1ls prof 1teering by oil companies who lake advantage or the s hortage by char~ing high prices on the short.term. or "spot" market. Prices there have reache<l $20 a barrel recently. The price incre as es were vol- ed one day a fte r Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty hut there was no immediate indjca· tion that the signing , which in furialt.>d m06t Ar ab nations, was related to the increa se . The curre nt price for Arabian light crude oil. lhe so·c allcd benchmark of the industry. 1s $13.35 for a 42.gallo n burrt:I. A 5 percent incr ('ase in OPEC prices usually increases t he Amen can price of gasoline about a penny a gallon. Analys ts he re estimated the new base price will add about $13.5 billion to OPEC coffers this yea r rro m indus tri a l ize d Weste rn nations. l",....PflfleAJ FILMS ••• screenings of the film In olhl'r areas across t he country . A s poke s m a n fo r P a cifi c: Orive ·ln Theate rs , Inc. in Los Angeles !'laid Monday t he film wo u ld be pulled o ut of San Juan's Mission Drive·ln afte r tonl~ht's screcninfl!. "We 'll have a new prog ram in the re Wednesday." Selig stopped short or saying the ntm was being pulled out beca use or Friday·s knifing, but adm itted theater officials had beefed up secur ity arter similar inc idents in Palm Springs a nd Oxnard where the film was also bcin1t shown. "If ther e 's eve n a remote chance or violence we'll take it (the film) out." he insisted. Friday's victim, Capistrano Valley High School student Ed· die R06enbaum. is in satlsrac· tory conclition today al Mission Community Hospital. According lo his m other. Hazel Rosenbaum, he was al· tacked while walking l o the restroom at the theater al 30002 Del Oblspo St. in J.he Mission City. -. ! Sheriff's de puties s aid the : youth wa lked Into a gro up or I elaht to 10 Mexican·Americans aquartng off for a fight. In· veatlgatora are still seeking sus· pecll in the late night attack. San Juan's Mayor Friess said he bad not seen the film, but not· ed reviews he had read tended to play down the movie 's violence. He also questioned the pro· prlely of the se cond film playing with "Warrion" al the theater. ·'There's klnd or an lronlc twist to the whole s ltuaUon, ·• Friess s aid. "The c o.feature flaying all during the •wallows lut e week w as 'T o uris t Trap,'•· rr..P ... .41 HEROES ••• NEW YORK <AP I Thl· Organiuitaon of Pe trole um (';x porting Countries' latest ha"l' price for crude oil of $14 5'1 a bar rel is 708 percent hi~hc:r than the ha'>ic price• for a 42 g allon barrel when OPEC was formed nearly 19 years ago. OPEC bases its prl<'l' :.chcduk on lhl' price of Saudi Arahaan light crude oil. which as rclat1 vl· ly eas y to re fine into gasoltnl· a nd othe r fuels. The SM 54 a barre l price. which take~ t'ffet•t next Sunday, origina lly was to have heen posted in Octobe r OPEC also said it would C.1ll11w m embers to add individua l ~ur cha rgt>s of as muc·h as they fdl m ark€'t conditions dictate• In 19.'10. I hal laghl 01 l WU~ !.Cll m g for $1 75 a bar rt>l lls prn·t· rose as high as $2.08 m 1957 , bul the n fcoll back lo $1.80 by Au~ust 1960. a month before lhl· found mg or OPEC. Se ver a l mode s t 1nt·rcase' were posted in 197 1 and 1972. but prices sturtcd rising sharply m 1973 In J anuary or that yea r. 0 P EC':, ba:.c pncc: stood al $2 S!J a barrel By tht t'nd of lht:: yci.lr. tht• basl' pn cc: had n :.cn lo s.r, ll:t a nd in January 1974 lht· pru·1· soared to $11.16. O PEC s plit n n pr1t·1·" an Janu ary 1977 Sa udi Arah1a and t he Uruled Arab f;miralc~ wt·n· ... c·lltn~ 011 al $12 09 a h<trn·I ~ h1le thl• 11thc•r It OPEC nwrn be rs opted for a $13 a barrel bas(• orice About six month~ l;ill'r . lht• dispute endl'd 111 a comprom1~c as the Saud i bloc booi.tcd at~ praec 5 percent lo Sl2.70, wh1I<• the othe r OPEC ml·mhe rs dl• c·1ded to drop plans ror a 5 pt·r t e nt hike ovc•r the ir u t n·~•dv highe r prtCl'l> The n·..,ull of tt11: comprom1~w 'A-U" ,1 IU pc·rc·c·nl 1n trl•asc for OPEC s basl' pnn· 111 1977 The Sl2.70·a ·barn·I pnc1• r1• m aaned Ill effect through 197R In J a nuary l979, the base prrn • rose 5 percent to SI 3 35 It wus lo have n sen to $13 84 Apnl l and to $14.54 on October l Serambled? Record Eggs Him On . CAMBRI DGE. Md. cAP1 The Guinne!>s 13ook of World Record::; doesn't have a category for raw e,:rn guzzlers. hut that lw:-.n't !-!lopped Dan ny "Kille r" Ma rs h . /\ year ago. M ar sh publicly swallowed 30 raw eggs in 45 minutes. And on Saturday. Ma rch will t ry lo set a world'~ r<'cord for the event. Thl· present one. he says. •~ 50 eggs in tiO minute~. In trairung for tht' event. Marsh say~ he run~ three miles a d ay and d nnks "lots of milk and orange jui ce. You gotta work out and keep in shape." • While he fint-·t unc:-. his stomach . Marsh s m anagers Gene Robbins a nd Bill Newcom b. a r t' beating the bushes for backers. They t hink they'w lined up a Caroline Co~nty poultry farm er who "ill supply the ra w m aterial for the world record at tem pt. This Easter, give a pet that will be a lifetime frie nd. SLA.VICK'S I ~ f.l~hc.in h i.inti • 6 1 l I \80 N• \lo purt tk.i~h l .i~un.i I till\ • W1:~1m1n)t\·r .. 1 ... TORM ••• th<· sa me tti~hwny 10 Dana r o1nt n ... ur Ot>l Ohthpo Strcel ww. de layan~ trarru: in th(• areu M<any driver" of s maller calli reportc-d lhut tht>1r vehicle!> were r 0 (' k I ' d h V ~ U :oi l S W h I C h forccastl'rS •,'•11d run1wd from 15 \0 25 m1h•s ~in hour lntNSt'l'laun~ an m any com· m unit1rs were a wash during the rutl h hour today but traffic or fi rers report.-d that motorists Wl'rl' not t•n<·ountc nng !.enous probh•m.-. Fo u ntum Valley poli ce sa id the trouhh.-spots in lhl'•r area • wc r•• the northbound lant-s of Harbor Bo uleva rd al Jo:d mgcr A venue a nd Euclid SlrN:t north or 1-; Ills A Vl'OUl' lluntiMton Bt•al·h apmiar<.'<1 to• h~ topping thl' list in Ura . .b•Mtlf' of r a 1 n r a 11 g a u gt• s 111 da y w 1t h anal y'\t J Sherman Denny n · portinK that he had rollcctNi 75 inc hes or rain during the currt:nt sto rm. T he ~l·ason ':-. total in llunt· 1n~ton Beach 1s 16.09 inch~. 8.13 11H'hc-. bl'low la"l yc<1r 's total a t th 1~ tarn•· but more than rour inches above Orange.<.:ou nty 's an· nu al average or about 12inches. Costa M~a·s storm tally or .61 inches lifted the 1wason 's lotal t() 14 61 inches Last year al this ttml' the Orangl' County Flood Control g auizc 1n t hal c il y rc~astert><l 22 >\Sinc hes The !>hc riff's harbor patrol in Newport Beac h recorded 23 1m·hes for the storm a nd 13.9'l ror the sea!.on. Last year the same ~augeshowed23.68 inches. M eas ure d r a infall a t tt1e Moulton Ni ~u<'I watt'r treatment plant 111 l.;.iJ.:una Niguel "howt•cl 63 tlll'hl'' ror thl· :-.lorm and U! 68 inc h('!. for th<' wason Last ycur I he ftl(un• wa" 28 78 i n<'hc•s Ha m throuAh Wcdnf'sday with poss1hlr· clt'a ring Thursday. fnn ·c·a,t<·r' '<11d Orangl' Coast low ton1~ht auoul 50. high Wed· nesday 65 * * * Gale Winds, Stonn Hit North State By The Associated Press Gu s t y w i n d s a n d thu n <IC'r storml> huffeted Nort he rn Califor nia today whale travelers' .1d v 1sort t'l> wPr1• issu ed for mountJ m aree1" hat with hcav) .,now~ G;1l1• warnanw;, Wl'rl' issued b) l hl' Na tional Wl·athcr Ser \'lt'l' for c·oa ... ta l a re as from Point Con<·ept1on nor lhwe1rd as the northen't boun<t storm blew ID· land a t ubout 22 m ph In other a reas. winds gusted lo 35 mph Charn.c; and snow tires wert! re· q u1rl'd b y t h e Ca li fo rni a Tra ns portation Department for veh1c l~ mo ving through Donner Pass on Inters tate 80. S now was forecas t down lo J ,000 feet in m os t mountain J r e<1 s t oday a nd t o night 1n Northe rn California . Snow s howers were forecast for Wed· nl'Sday. Occas1onally heavy ram was forecast for other a rea s. The rain was e x pecte d to end an s howe rs Wednesday. Body Recovered VENTURA IAP J -The body or Chief Petty OHicer Robert J acobson has been round washed up on the s hore or San Nicholas Is la nd wh...re ht• had a pparently b1·~·n "Wl'J.ll nut to '"'.., wh1h• fa...hmi.: las t WN.'k . sheriff's ck put1e... s aid Jacobson. 38. had been schl'duled lo re tire next month after 20 years of se rvtl'C: Our cPld· , .1 ... 1 hn mil· 1111111.1hllt'' 1l rt' 111tnc.1tdy l)(lnJ · p.imtl•d for 11.1111r.1l \ 11l11r.1l1l 111 ,111d dt•p11..'ll\.I an 1h~·1r n.1tur.1J h.1b11at L.ich 2 114 .. h1W"t . 1\1 h $2.'1 (.;rawford bo11 deHrv• recocru· Uoa for u.tr firelllhUDC effort.s. C '" "' r l•" An)ldC'\ • ,.,, l>1tl(11 • t..• Vr.,.- · 'Tbe1 both &okf me lbey bad partltlpatecl In aehool Junior Flrefi1blln• pro,ram1," he aa•d. "It loob Ulce they paid at· teatloo la elua.'' ' • ' ' I ....... ~ .. It ............. __,. ,._. .. ~"'-'••••.fl"I"" .,_'-• ..,... •. .,. M ... c.-.... 17 l r Orange Coast E D IT I O N VOL. 12, NO . 86. 3 S CT IONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1979 'I. Today's Closlak N.Y. StoekH N TEN CENfS 1 OPEC Ups Base Oil Price 9 Percent GENEVA. S"1l,1.•rlun1I 1AP • Tht• O rnu n1 1 11t1on or Petroleum t-:"porung Countnt'" voted loduy to ru1i;e lht• IMW pnce ol crude 011 b) 9 l)l•rt·t>nl u ... of rwxl Sund y to Sl4 $4 J burrl'I That would lntreo:.e Aml·rtu m pump pract! · for gut.ohn<' h~ a bout two cent.s a gallon L1byu und Vt>nl'tut>IJ am m e diate ly anno un ('ed :.ur churges on the new pr1t·c l'ht• ~w bust· pr1t••· u111>ur~otl w:ti. :.i v1ct.ory for tht• 1><1 calll'd Arab moderah•.., -.uc·h u:. Suud1 Arabia and Abu Ohub1 ovt•r more nuhtant ml'ml>t•r:. Mit h a:. lger ua, Iran. L.ibyu t111d lruq The militant · UJl1>urc11tl y 1>Cl tlt'd for lhe t.mallt·r rncrcct:.c in the base priC'e 1n l'xchan~l' for the surcharges. analyst:. said The new base prll'e 11> the price the otJ r artt!I ortginally set for rwxt Octolx·r Ul •l~ quarterly increase schedule An OPEC announcement said UNLEADED GAS TO GO UP FIVE CENTS-A4 the oil maruslers authorized un hm1led surcharges over the base price, depeodJng on market de mand. Todav's base pnce increase 1!> roughly equal to s urcharges an· nounced earlier by many OPEC members and supersedes those surcharges However Libya an· nounced il. would raise prices Sl.66 a barrel over the new base price Venezuela announced a Sl.20 increase Iran. which lobbied for a whopping 29 percent increase in the base price. s aid al had no plans for a s urcharge In Washington. Department of Energy s pokes man J a m es Bishop said department orficials were studying the price increase rep()rts and would withhold com· meot until alter all details had been received. OPEC savs surcharli!es :.re 11..b response to what it calls prof iteering by oil companies who take advantage or t he s hortage by charging high prices on tho/' s hort-term. or "spot'' market. Prices there have reached $20 a barrel recently. The price increases were vol ed one day after Egy pt and Isr ael signed a peace treaty but there was no immediate indica- tion that the signing . which in· furiated most Arab nations. was related to lhe inc rease. The current price for Arabian <See OIL, Page AZ> ort Cops Close Highway ' Neeeport Council I 12-point Road ~ Plan Adopted I I t 1 ' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of, ... O.lty Pll•I Staff Newport Beach City Council members adopted a 12 -point road master plan recommended by their Trans portation Plan Citizens Advisory Com mittee Monday The recommendations were agreed to in a 4· 1 vote with Councilwoman Jackie Heather dissenting and Mayor Paul * * * t Wuncil i Wrnpared l To Ostrich By JACKIE HYMAN Of , ... O.lly ~· ... $taff Newport Beach City Coun· cilwoman Jackie Heather com· ~ pares the council majority to an ostrich hidjng its head from the city's traffic woes . "The council has the ostrich philosophy: if you don't improve the roads. you won't get more l traffic," Mrs . Heather said dur- ing a speech al a breakfast meeting of the Corona del Mar · Chamber of Commerce today. Asked by a merchant how Corona del Mar businesses can win council approval of a bypass road to carry traffic off Coast Highway, Mrs. Heathe r said. ''First you elect a new council." She told the audience she was on the losing end or a 4.1 vote Monday <two council members were a bsent> ruling out un· derpasses at two key intersec- tions and restricting road widths , to six lanes between in\ersec- tions and nine lanes at intersec- tions. Mrs. Heather said she believes the council is unrealistic in believing it can control city de· velopment by restricting road improvements while develop· ment in other coastal cities con· tinues to pour cars onto Coast Highway. "Are 'Ve going to have to become one great parking lot before we have a solution?" Mrs. Heather said. "I think a refe rendum would show that people are so severely impacted by traffic they would be w illing to see something creative done with iotersec· lions," such as underpasses at Jamboree Road-Pacific Coast Hiabway and M acArtbur Boulevard-San Joaquin Hills Road, Mn. Heather said. She noted that without the old (See OK Hrl', Pa1e Al> Loyola Hire• 'Bill Mulligan Saddleback C.OIJeg, basketball coach Blll MulUtan bas accept· ed the head coacblna poslUon at Loyola University of Los Ane• .... lt hu been learned by t.be DallJ Pl.lot. llalllpn directed the Gauchos Ulla pelt .... to tbe flDa1I of llM ttace JC plQOlfl before loe· ln• to Onnp Cout. In bla IJ yean u a bead coach wltb Rlvenide CC aad Sad· dJeb9a, Mulli1n compiled a -171 WOD•loel record. Ryckoff and Councilm<Jn Don Mcinnis absent. The acceptance or the commit· lee's suggestions was seen as a slap in the face for members or the City's Planning Commission who'd submitted a diHe renct series of recommendations. It is also seen as another effort to halt growth in the city by re- ducing the ultialale size of the road system . The key Points or the committee 's recommenda- tions are to reject use or un· derpasses at two or the city's busiest intersections and to limit all roadways to no more than six lanes and aJI interseclfons to a maximum of nine lanes. "The citizen advisory commit- tee has done a more complete analysis than the Planning Com· mission," said Councilman Paul Hummel. The Planning Commission has been working on revisions of the city's road master plan since last fall at the request or the council. The comm ission recom · mended that a total or five a lternatives be kept on city books for the future expansion or the Jamboree Road · Pacific <See MASTER PLAN, Page A2) Bluffs Rule Adopted By Council Newport Beach City Council m embers enacted a bluff or· dinance Monday. six months after starting their quest for a way to preserve the ocean and bay cliffs. The measure was approved on a 4-1 vote. with Councilwoman Jackie Heather dJssenling and Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Coun- cilman Don Mcinnis absent. The measure will go into cf· feet in 30 days. It covers the Irvine Company's undeveloped property around Upper Newport Bay and in the coastal a rea be tween Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar. About one-third of the coastal area closest to the Newport Beach city limits is ln the city's sphere of influence and the new law would apply only if the city annexed the land. However, in that coastal prop- erty, unlike the land within city limits, all bluffs. whether they face the ocean or not, would be affected by the new law. Basically, the law gives the ci· ty the abWty to keep buildings from tbe bluff ed1e with proper- ty line 1etb~k1 that are a minimum ol 4b feet from the edge. There a.re also provisions for public aceess to the bluff edge areas. The effort began last Augus t when a bluff ordinance was qualified for tbe ballot. Councilmen ln1lially o~ the lniUaUve and sou1ht their own ordinance h1 an alt.empt to bave the measure defeated. However, councilmen cbaqed tbelr miDdl and 1uapeacled work OD tbe law la order to support tile lDiUllUve that wH defeated laNofflllblr. 8leee tbeD, city offklall have been reflatna the ordinance •blcb ...tved final •PPf'OVal )loadQ. O.llr ~itec ~.., ~•no 0'0-Nll LONE MOTORIST STRANDED IN COAST HIGHWAY FLOODWATER AT THE ARCHES In Newport Beach, Deep Water Near the Old Route of the Santa Ana River Winds, Rain Hit Coast Drenching Expected Vntil Thursday By TOM BARLEY 04 U.. Dally Pli.t Stall A wind-whipped Pacific storm d e scribed by the National Weather Service today as win· ter's final fling is expected to continue dre n c hing Orange County tonight and Wednesday The C it P report e d t ha t collisions involving three cars on the same highway in Dana Poi nt near Del Obispo Street was de· laying traffic in the area . Many drivers or smaller cars reported that their vehicles were r oc k e d b y g u s t s which forecasters said ranged from 15 to 25 miles an hour Intersections in many com m unilies were awash during t ht' rush hour today but traffic of ricers rep()rted that motorists were not encountering serious problems. Fountain Valley oohce s aid <SeeSTORM, PageA21 "We see no sign of clearing before Thursday." a forecaster s aid. "Howeve r , the winds which sprang up Monday night should abate on Wednesday " Forecasters expect that most or Southern California will be hit by more than an inch of rain before the storm moves out of the area to the southwest. Orange County traffic om cers s aid that many motorists were hampered by flooded intersec· lions a nd b rief, torren tial squalls as they drove lo work today. Condo Conversion Called Moratorium Ca lifornia H ig h way Patrolmen said weathe r condi- tions were resp()osible for an ac· cident which backed up traffic for one and one-half miles on Pacific Coast llighway north of El Morro School near Laguna Beach. Officers said medical aid was being sought for the occupants of an overturned car. Further details were not immediately available. An Irvine Company official has labeled as a moratorium the Newport Beach City Council's enactment of Policy governing conversion of apartments to con· dominums. Under the policy conversions are to be prohibited when the apartment vacancy factor in NewPort Beach is less than five percent. City officials estimate the cur- re nt vacancy rate a t slightly more than one percent. "If you intend a moratorium. I think you should so stale your Weather Cancels Pro-am Event Players from the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament, scheduled to start with a pro-am event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. were able to gel In a prac- tice round Monday before rains closed the local course. But to· day the pro·am event was can· ccled because of the weather. Today's sports pages include a n interview with LPGA superstar Nancy Lopez and pic- tures or other players durlng Monday's practice on Page 81. ) purpose rather than use or an arbitrary vacanc y factor ... Keith Greer . director of com· munity development for t he Irvine Company. told the City Council Monday. The counci I approved the policy 4-1 with Councilwoman Jackie Heather dissenting and Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Coun· cilman Don Mcinnis absent. ln reply to Greer and other res· idents and businessm en who opposed the move. Councilman Don Strauss explained the policy was enacted to put "a hold" on conversions while planning com· missioners wrestle with an or· dinance which would halt the changeover of the city's less costly rental properties to con· dominiums. At Strauss ' suggestion, coun- cilmen set a six-month timjt on the duration or the policy. But the broad restriction Im· posed by t h e polic y was c riticized by Greer and a s pokes man for t he Daon Corporation. a real estate firm in the process of converting the Ve rsailles apartme nts n ear Hoag Memorial HospitaJ to con· domlniums. ·~u the objective is to insure the stock of apartment housing lo a liven rental range ls maln· taJned, then you ought to 1peclfy that range and limit your COD· ceru to that." Greer said. Oppoamta noted that the eoun· ell miabl erroneouaty be bQlq lbelr acUon on a desire to )Jr'e'· aerve affordable housing. Tbey aaid many ol the units affected by the new policy are out ol the affordable price rant•» Storm Floods Arches He avy do wnpours forced Newp()rt Beach police to close Pacific Coast Highway between Supe rior Av e nue a nd Dove r Drive along Mariners Mile lo· day T he highway area reportedly was flooded with as much as four feet or water in some loca- tions . There were a number of stranded motoris ts . Meanwhile. Costa Mesa also experienced SPol Oooding. One stranded motorist on 21st Street told POiice that flood water on t h e bloc ke d t h oroughfare reachedthe topofhiscarwiodow Meanwhile . Fullerton Street between Cl ay and Cliff Drive in Newp()rl Beach wa s reported awash in knee-deep water. Ne wport•s Coast Highway Oooding came at 11 a .m . Ll Mike Blitch reported four feet of water flooded The Arches inlersecl1on and motorists were stranded aJI a long the highway Police dJspatched four-wheel drive ve hic l e s lo rescue motorists whose cars stalled in the rising water. Wade Beyeler, director of the city's General Services Depart· menl. said flooding was reported in homes and bus inesses all over the city. ··w e 've got pumps and sandba~s all over town." lhe harried city official said. "There are a tot ot uncon· firm ed re ports. but frankly we 've been loo busy to check t hem out.·· City officiaJs rep()rted earlier today that there were virtuaJly no problems from the rain storm that hit the area before midnight Monday. Howe ver . t his mornin g·s downp()ur appa rently was the culprit in the flooding rep()rted near mid-day E ls ewhe re on the Or ange Coast. San Clemente firemen cSee FLOOD. Page A2 Market Spurts NEW YORK !AP l -Th~ s tock market raJHed sharply to· day. resPonding to word of a s maller-than-expected price in- crease by the oil-exporting na· lions. The Dow Jones index was up 16.54 points to 871.36. Orange Coast Weather Thund e r s torm s expected to continue with c hance o r s howe r s 70 percent Wednesday. Highs Wednesday near 60. lows tonight near 50. Winds of 15 to 20 mph e xpected to continue. INSIDE T8DA ~ The /eeUng of belonging wo~ ouerwlaehnJftg, '°"' .a c11ltist co n oerc a• he de1cribe1 hit third week with the "family" of th4t Rev. Sun M11uno Moon. See afory. P.oge A7. •••• Cl .. a ., .. • .. M ... •• .... • ., ., .. M M , I A2 DAIL V PILOT N fueadey ~.Aaren 'l1 1 liJ Begin Vows ~ff ort Price Vp 708o/o adat Urges Palestinian Solution Since '60 WASlflN(;l'ON I ,., ... j\p turn Prl'i.lllt'nl i\n-. u1 ~udut t11l11 C'onttrt•n l odli) lbl.11 1:-rat>I -1houlcl ht• 1w•1 Mtlith•ll lu \Ill Vt' th•· h11i:c•1111.: p1 11hlt•111 u( l'.ill'\tlOHlll Ar.th:. '" IH'h 1'11m1· \1 1n'"'"1 M 1•n.ir h1•rn llq~rn plt·tl~1•1l th.ii Ill' "uuld Hoth ~udut ''"'' U1•.:1n rrwt with 1t1t•111IN•1·11 ut < '11111(n''' 111 .111 1•H11rl tu huiltl 'Ulllklrt (111 lht lJ S 11111 VIII\ lhhlll' 11f lh1• IH'ttl\ lht•~ IU J:tWd In ll Whlh • 11011.,1• 1 trtttlOn\ Mondu) • lh~lut1•1l ~huto. 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Tht• vote Monday is the fir:.t s tt•p in u procc:.s to dct<•rminc h uw mu<:h mor(' <kvclnpmc nt will be a llowed In N ewport Bcac:h by frr1'l dN·1ding by how much mor(• thl' city 's ro1Jd system will lw cxponded T hl' t·1t1zen"' l.'Om miltl't' con s1sts of M members uppomtetl by councilmen. Inc ludetl among its members are Jean Wall, Dan F.mory, Ed Sc·lbel und Calvin McLaughlin. 1111 h.•aders of lht.• a 11l 1 ·dt•vclo1,mt·nt orga n1 z;itwni. of S PON 1Stop Polluting Our Newport) and LEAi-' 1Lt•gul F.n v1ronmental AnLilys is l''und l Planning c·ommls"ioners will now be askl'd lo compare dcns 1 ly on undl've>lopcrl prope rty arH1 the traffic that con:.trurtion 1111 that propt.•rty will ~ent•rale with the roall :,ysll'm produced by the 12 voinl list urtoptcd hy coun c1lmen The idea '" lo peg tilt cl c n s 1t1es t o futur(.' roud c apacity The 12 adopted rt•com me nd a lions are· Defer action on Uruvcr!>ity Onve until :i \tudy 1s mode of lht~ Corona cl<·I M11r FrN:w11 y und Hri!slol Strt:l'l <.:0 11lluc·t un e ng ineeri ng s ludy of tht• Corona del Mor l"rt'ewuy und Bnstol St ri·1·t 111 find out 1f th · two roadR 1.irc suf flt•1enl to hant11l' 11rojt>1·tc•d t rar f I(' ll«JCl'l gr<1'1c separalwn:. 1undcq lL1SSt'SI for J am bor t•f' Hoad and Eai.t C11a s t Highway Eliminate parking on Eui.t Coast lfighway in Corona 1Jt-I Ma r Crom 7 a m. to 9 a m Mon· <lay throu~h 1''nday a nd from noon t.o 6 p.m. on Sunday while Investigating expans ion of OH· street parlHng for thul l>ugincss district. Endon;c development or 19th Street In Costa Mcsu with u bridge crossing the Sonta Ana River to cafl'y beach · bound traf· fi e fro m the Costu Me1rn Freeway. -El\mlnale the seconda r y road d esil{natio n on Balhou Boulevard cast of B Streel. Eliminate M a r guerite A venue as M secondury aroad from East Coast llifl(hway to Fifth Avenue. Add lang uage to lhe clrcula· lion clement or the general plan endors ing com pletion o r a p cdcstria n ·hikc way system throughout the city, tnst1Alla llon of o ff.road st o ps for transit vehicles a nd improve "heavy automobile conges tion in rccrca· Uonal ar eas.•· Of'ANOI COAST N DAILY PILOT '""°'""O"Cont 0.11~ 1'1•t1.•1tftn"""'°"' bH\fl'd ft\t ~ p,_,,, I' 0ub41\fliftft &'f Ith (')rAngit c .. ,. Pubfl'1t"'t(~¥ ... .,.,., ... OoN'llMA#t~ "'""'""• -n "'"''""' r•l<H• ..,. 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Si.If .. ,_,. 'COUNCIL UNREALISTIC' Councilwoman Heather fi' ..... P.~AJ OK HIT ... /\rdws hridge c11rry111g Newport Hnull'\ 11rd I raHk ovl'r Co;i:.l Jl1Ji(hway. lht· 1>1tu:il1on then• "would Ix• 1m·red1bly bl:.ld " M 1 i-. I kaltll'r "'" lfl -.he abo 1s In ftiVfJr Of hm1flnJ( g rowth hul that she dot>sn 't tw lleve the c·ounc1l '1. CllJf>r<WC'h h;i:. !wen · hone:.t and n·asonuhl1· · /\ Ith o ugh t ht• <' o u n d I o s lt•n:-,1bly is phas ing building 1wrm1ts to traffir l'U pacity, Mr' llt•athcr S<tid, "tr a 1m1jecl looks hkl' ii will gl't throuJ(h , Wl' ('hang'-' the rule:. on the traffic. .. As long as I huvt• been on th<' council , we haven't done one thing to mukc one cnr mov1· faste r throuich an lntersec•tion," she said. She added that she hclicv1•" the council has mad<' hus 1 ncssm an "a dir1y word " and that she disai:trccs with lhl' po:-.1 lion that business lb the• main problem In roud congestion. "We wouldn't have the road11 as f ar as we hnve und wt· wouldn't have the hridgu ltht· new Coast Highway bridue lo he built b e twcun Dover and Baysidv. drives> if it weren't for the Irvine Co. 11taylng on top of It and r amm i ng It t hro u gh Sacram e nto, .. M ns. Heather said Harbor High Seu Concert M uslc by Bizet, Sowrn and Kern will be featured Friday al the annual 11pring concert by the Newport Harbor High School lnst.rµmontal Mus ic De part· m ent. The concert, "A Tribute to Youth," will begin at. 8 p.m . In the school audllorlum, 800 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Don Andert10n will direct the orchestra and Sailor Band and Donna Kel11en wtll IC?ad the ChantelJes chont 1roup. Ad· mlHlon will be $1 Burglars Ransack Home in Newport A Harbor View Hiile re11i(lent who wu out of her home for two and a ball houra Monday, IOflt valuable& worth n early Sl4,000 to a burtlar durtDI her ablence, Newport BeHh police r~ today. The burclary w&1 dJ~ at IJ:IO p.m . at. the bome ol Bet· ty R. Hippe, 1030 Sandpiper Drive. Police Hid they are un. tuN how tM bur•lar Sot Into lht bome. ADDUane.t, Jewelry and 1Uver flatware were taken, poUeeuid. ~Ill t 1•d po!'( If ion I hut tht• l'nlestl 111 11 n' tihoul1l hu V\' ti !'ltUtl' or llll'tr own Hut hl' h"l no douht I ht1I h" ~11111 r111 I ht• I' Jlt•1<l 1111uns 1la H1•1., v.1111•1) f1 1J111 that of ll1•.i1n , Both lt•u1.h•n, uri· 1·h·url> l'Orn J>l'lm1: fur thl' "llfllllll t 11f l'rc!ll dt•nl C'.1rte1 wh11 h.i' ur~t·tl tht• I' .II t• b t 1111 .111., tu 111 111 t a I k " BOMBINGS PROTEST PEACE TREA TY-A4 h 1•l"l't•n 1':g}'pl .ind hr:11•I M'hcdul1•tl tu bt-~111 1n a l>'lUl "'~ v. l•ek:. Sad.ii huiil lhl· ti.Ilks will lit· ,1 II ,.t 11f '" Jt:I ., good faith ,qlfl lhJ l .. lll'l 'l '\S lh In ltll' !){•bl Ill l1·rt·:.t' ur I ht• I '111ll•d SI alto~ You ('<111 UM' your 111fluen1·1· L11 111ndl·ral1• lilt: pu:.1l ion 11f t h1· J:.ra1•t" · S.idJl s.ttcJ Uq:111 ha., rlatly rull•d 1wt 1•rt•<1l 11111 of 11 l'al1·st rna an 'lat<: 111 pro1111.,111g ,J l1111 1tt·d form 11r .1ul111111111> (1)1 lhc I I m1l111111 l'all•-.ttrllJll 1\rah., h vtn~ 1n lhl· Wcht flank and G:ua In a mcet1n~ with member s or lht' Scnall'. llej(in 11lcdgcd that lsn1l'I wall solvt· 1ls pro blem "1th th1• l'al(•sl1ntun:. in a man 1wr that will rt·ta1n J:.ra(•J's rignlb to prokct 1t1. own sccun ty Security, ht> stud, mcuns lifl' ibelf to the Jewish n1:1tion "( have un appcul to muke L•> you. Ucg111 told the st·11ulors Let th.e Sun Shine A t·r;111l' 01w ralor low •r s a !-il<Jck of 15 i.olar panel~. each 1ncasunng four feet by 10 ft•l•l . onto the-roof of the Or ange Coast YMCA in Newport Beach YMCA offictuls expt:ct their $35.000 solar set up, sdtcduled for completion by this s umme r . lo collect enough sunshine six to eight months a year lo hl·at both indoor and outdoor pools NEW YOttK <AP > The Organ ization or Petrole um Ex porting Countru•s' latest bas<' price for c·rudc oil o r $M.S4 a barrel ts 708 percent high •r than the bll!>IC price ror a 42·~allon barrel whc•n OPE<.: was formed nearly 19 yt•arR a~o. 0 PEC.: bi.Jse!'t 1ti. pri1·c· sl.'hcdulc on tht• prH·c or Saud i Arnhian light crude ml, whu·h ii, relative ly t:asy to refine into gawline and othe r fue ls . The $14.54·~ barrel pric<:. which lakes effect next Sunday. orii.:lnully wu:, lo h ave been posted in October. OrEC also s aid 1t would allow members lo add mdivtdual hUr l'har~cs of as mul'h as they foll m arket condilionb dic·lalc. In 1950, that hght 011 was i.cll ing for $1. 75 a harrcl. I Ls price: rO!w as high as $2 OH 111 1957, !Jul I hen fell buck tn $1 80 by Augu:.t 196-0, <J month oofore the fount! 1ng or OPEC Several modes t ancrc·as cs were posted in 1971 and 197Z. but prkes ~tartt.-d rising Mharply in 1973. In .lanu:,iry of that year. 0 P f;(;'s buM• pritc stood <1t $2.59 a barrel By the <•nd of the year. the buse pnce:: had n sen to SS.03. and in January 1U7'1, the price soarl'd to $1 1 4fl. Winds Knock Out Power O P EC s plit o n prices in January 1977. S audi Ara bia an<I th<· nitt'ft Arab Emarutes wen· selling oil at $12.09 a h arr<.'1 . while the other 11 OPEC mc rn bers opted for a $13 a-barri·I base oricc. About six months later . Ull' dis pute ended in a compr(1m11>t· as t he Saudi bloc boosted 1t:. price 5 perct•nl to $12.70, whd1· the other OPEC m •mbcr:, dt· cidt'd to drop plans ror a 5 1wr cent hikl' ovt·r th 'Ir a lri·allv h1~hcr pn<'<'" Thi: r1•,ull 11( llll' comprom1ge was a 10 perc·ent 1n C'rt·ai.t' for OP1'X"s hasl' Jlrll't· 111 1977 Bay Area Boats Dragged From Anclwrs By The Associated PresN Gus t y winds and t hu n derslorms buffeted Nor thern Culifomia today. causing clce trlc power out:,i gcs und d rugging so m e boal h from th e ir anchorages An cstmiatcd 6,000 custo mer:-; o( Pacif1t· Gas & Electric Co were wllhout power for pe rhxb of up to four hours b<:ginning at J 15 um . h a1d com1rnny s1>0kcs mun llarrv Arnott. * * * An estimated 1,000 users in tht· ut ility's 643.000·t·us tomcr Sun J o:sc divi~ion rc•mained without powe r 8b or 10, he added Wires slappt·d together hy winds gu.stmg to '10 miles J)t'r hour wen• n•sponsihle for tht· outagt·s 111 llilbboro. Ml'nlo P Li rk. San Mateo, Burlingame•. Cupertino. La lfondu, a nd th1· Portola i,tate park area. Arnott added * * * Gale-force Winds Cause Tanker Crash LOS ANGf:LES IAP 1 A fierce all night i-.lnrm las hed tht• h~1rhor w1Lh gale force winds that sent an l'mply ml lanker cn1s hing tnlo a ferr y and dock tode1y and dumpc:d mort: than two inrhl's of rain on parts of • * * ,..,.._ Pa~ A I STORM .•• the trouble spots in lht•1r an·a were lhe northbound lanes of llu rbor Boulevard at EdinJ(cr Avenue' and Euclid Street north of Elli11 Avenue. lluntlngton Beach a ppeared to· he topping th<• lis t in the butUe of rainfal l gauges t1)day with analyst J . Sherman Denny re · porting that he· h:.id c·ollccl.(.-d 75 inc hes of rain during the current storm. The 11cason 's total in Hunt ington Beach 1s 16 09 Inches. 8.13 inches below las t year's total at this timt' but more thun fou r Inches ubove Oran~e County's a n nual average of about 12 lnchcs . Southe rn Cal1forn1a. ca11s 1nl-! widt'spn•ud nf)O(lill).l Ttw storm ll•t llfl 111 downtown Lob /\n~t·lc~s arourut H :m a m but mon· wa!. t•xrwcted tonighl. thl' Nattonal Weulh<.'r Sl·n tt•1• said. "It 's all lhl' •w m1• syst<.•rn .· said Frnnki1· La L11n1•r of th1· Na I 11rn<il Yh•,1lt11•r S1·1 v1c•1• 'It s died down a little right now. hut Wl"rr going to hav(• 11 through tomorrow .. Thi• 1,000-rMt lcc·bn·ak111a.: nil lanker Munhi.lllan, whic h ha:. jui,l unloadc<l 250.000 barrels of Alas kan l'rudt• oil and waN leav ing the hurbor. was c aught l>r lO·knot wind:s above tl11· minimum for a ~ale that s<:nl it plowing inlo 100 fee t of doc·k and into the Catal1 nu Kin~ fer ryboat. The K ing in turn sm ashed into lbe ferry Monarch. culling it loos e from its moor mgs and severing u fuel line. harbor offi cials said Coast Guarct sPok<'s man Garth G rorr said the rut'I line wo:s s hut down after about 20 to 30 gallom, of fuel oll spilled Into the waler A trC'l' bll·w down 1n San llafat-1 JU.'lt arter 5 a m , f·utltng power to the Mann ('ounty ('1vi1· C l•n1 l'r and al..,11 to more lhan 1.600 PC& E c·uhtomers lsoh.1Wd outages C'aust·d by w1n<l -. werl' ;ilso n •ported rn Mill V1:1lle) The Coast c;uurd n ·1·e1vl·<I n .. ports · or boa ls .(irag~ang l:llll'hor .. al M•\er&I 1m1nti. :..round S;in f"rnnf'IM'O lfa" h('t'ltUS•· uf lht· wind ~usts It ':ictv1.,<•d bo;iH•o, lo mJkc· i-.urc lht.•tr 1•rarts art· 1'l'(' U rP /\ b I 11 "' n h 1 g h v o I 1 u g t· transform1:r ut the· Sunnyvalt• fariltt y of ~wkh<·ed Missiles & Space Co forC'ed lhc firm Lo send home ubout 4,000 worken. who reoorted for 7·t)() a .m . and 7 :JO a m shifts. s uid s pokesman Will Hilbrmk The cause of th<' "hort 1s un known . sa111 lfilbrrnk. adrtin~ that pow1•r w11s n •storl'd Lo half of the r;u·ilit v l>v X a m Gale warnings W('r<.' issut•d b) I he Nataon:1l Wc·uthl'.'r Snv1ct· for coastal arNis nnrth cir Point \oncer• ion as th1• no rthl1a s1 hound s torm hlt•w rnlund at :.ib<>ul 22 m11h In otht•r :.in ·a"· winrb gusll'd t11 .15 mph Cha1nq and snow tire' w••r<· rt• <1111red b y l h <' Californ1u Trunsportalion Dl•p:.1rtm1•nt for vt·h1dt•s mflVIOJ! thruu~h Do nnl'r P:1ss on lnten.tak !ill. \ ~now was forecast down to 3.000 f<'('l 1n m o"'t m ountuin a re· as today and tomJ:hl The $12 70 U·barrl'I rir•· ri· muined in effect through 197H In Jan uar) 1979. lht· hast' pnc1· rose 5 Pt·rt·t•nt to St 3 :1:1 II was to ha\'C' ris<•n to St:! H4 April I :incl to Sl4.54 on Ortober I * * * From Pa~Al OIL ... light crude oll. the so·called bcm:hmark of the industry, 1s $13 35 for ll 12 gallon harrt•I. A :; JH'rcent inc:rcase m Ol'EC pnceb usually int•re asc•s th(• Amt>r1t·11n !JrH'C' or gasolrrll' a h<Hll a pc•nny ;1 gallon. J\nalysts here rst1mated thl' n1•w bast• µrwt> wfll 11 dd uhoul Sl3 !i billion to Ol'l•;C c·offcr. this ) co;ir from 1ndubtri:ll1I.t'c in their b lood. Or Kathleen K rciss of lh1.· C('ntcr for U1~easc ('ontrol ut Atlanta said Moutluy the c linic: would 111w rall' 1n lutt· April or May NB Yachts Lead Race f'our ya<·hts 1n thl' N1•wµort Lo Cabo SLin I.uc·as rac1• were s111l m~ less than lhre<' miles upart toda y Tht>y Wl're n ear Sacramento Reef :rnd buckin~ slron~ he adwinds The four ll•ad hoats wer e S wirtsure. Wh is t l e Wing , Rl'gulus II and G ho:.l About four rrulcs behind thl' leuders wa~ Fr<"<' F.nlcrprist: There were rcporls of winds of 45 knols from lhc southeast. Tht.' fl eet w a s s pread belwl•c n Sacramentn Reef to the south and San Qu('ntin to till' north Costa Mesa's s torm tally or 61 inc hes lifted th • 11euson's tot.al to 14.61 lnchc11. Last ~ear at this time the Orange County Flood Control g uuge in that c ity registered 22.88 inc hes. This Easter, give a pet that will be a lifetime friend. The sheriff's harhor patrol in ' N e wport Rl'ach rec:orded 23 I inches for the storm a nd 13.92 for the season. Last year the same gauge showed 23.68 inc hes. Measur ed ral nftl ll a t the Moulton·Niguel water tre1:1tmenl pllml In Laguna Ni~ucl showed .63 inches for the storm a nd 18.68 inches ror the &euson. Last year the figure wa11 28.78 Inches. llain throug h Wednesd ay with po11Siblc c lt•aring Thursday, forecasters 1'0ld. Orange Coast low tonight about 50, high Wed nesday 65. * * * F...,.P•~AI FLOOD ••• a ald heuvy ruin may b e responsible for a ont:·foot-wide crack that hos opened up dn a wall adjoining the Shorecllfr~ Mobile Country Club. Cracks 11nd s lippage In the area necessitated the e vacuation or three occupant s or mobile hom es In tho perk lH l Nov- ember. Fire Capt. Gnry Carmichael eald the crack Is l~ to 20 rciet lon1 and "very d eep. We are wale~ the 1ltu1Uon ca"'ful· ly," he .. id. Coeu Mffa otllclals aaid a tr1dltlonal trouble epot at 18th Street and Am1helm A venue wu11 noocted today. Some lanes had to be clOMd. SLJ\VICK'S I H I J h1 011 lsl11nJ • M \·I \t!O Ncwpml Bc,14 h L1.,:u11J I hlls • \X.'1:~1m1mtcr 4 •. -, .. \t .. .-\. ,,,.. .......... lllM.,.,.. ...... ,,..,_ .• ·~ ,... ....... .u ..... ttc.-. .•• '. Our 1.·o ld· c.1 ... 1 bron1A• m111i.11un." .m· 1111 rkatl'ly hand· p111ntt-'C.1 for 1"'tural colur<allun .ind dt'pK'tl'CI in 1 lw1r n.11ur,1I h,1bikll I 11l h 21/•" high. l'.11..h $25. ( ~. Mlifch 27 1979 DAIL y Pit.OT AS llandoni Stop of Motorists Outlawed WAStnNGTUN cAP1 Tht> U S. Supl'\'mt• Court ruh-'d 8 I today thot lXlhl·e offwt-rs mi;y not randomly :o.top molonsl!S "ho are nol sW\pccled of brtaJun Ir\)' law The ruhntc hits wld applluhon n.-lloowtdt· Tht> Juatkt> l!trut'k <town • Oelawar ... law that ullo~t<d puhce to make random &lUOb ol a utomob&l to chttk drtv r UcenMt and car ttll• trftUoni O ne poulble a ltnnattve su11e.ted by the courl wa roadbloc k searc b...a of •II ln<'Oming traff1e Brkklager ··An ndlv1dual o~n1t1n14 ur traveling In an uul.Omobllf' d<M·i. not loH all cAI) c LaUon or privacy a1mply b cause lht• 111utomob1le t1nd 1t11 u11" '*"' ubJtft t o aovl'rnmunt rf'aulaUon," JuallO llyron H Whitt wrote ror the court 111 rcJN'l1n t: r .. ndom a1t o1111 o ( motoruta "People are not 1hom ol aJI Fourth Amendment prolttlJOf\ <'ttalnat unreaM>nablt 11earchet whtn t.hry step from lhelr home to the pubhc 11Mwalk." White said "Nor are they shorn or UC Irvine ceramic art student Deborah Small crafted 50 porcelain bricks for use in toilet tanks of Governor Brown and other top state officials. Object is to demonstrate that water displaced by bricks, if they were placed in every Los Angeles water closet, would save 6.5 million gallons. On back of br icks, she points out that's e nough to save Mono Lake. Police Summoned After Aide Fir~d By ROBERT BARKER Ol '91e o.llY ri ... Slolft Hunti ngton Beach City Al· tomey Gail Hutton called three undercover police officers to her offices Friday after sbe gave notice to Deputy City Attorney John O'Connor that she intended to fire him. One or the officers called to the fourth noor offices in the Civic Center said police were summoned "to keep the peace in the event anything happened.'' Police Chier Earle Robitaille confirmed that officers were sent to the city attorney's office at Mrs. Hutton's request but that it was to erase any possibility that official city material might be removed from O'Connor's of. fice. MaagersBID Mrs. Hutton said she had no comment about police being called. She added, however . that she had received a warning that secretaries in her office were frightened and re luctant to leave the women's restroom. "It's not easy to have a civil war in the department," she said. O'Connor said today that he found the use or police officers incredible. "It's a total absurdi· ty," be said. "Pollee provide a substantial need to the public and to use them in this manner really sur- prises me." O'Connor said reports or secretaries being frightened do not me rit comment. tho r mten·'lt:> wht'n tht>y ~tt>p from Uu· lilth:wulk~ into thuar u utomohih·~." Thi.' eourt 1>a1d ills d ~c111lon cJoe not bur I> •l••wt£rc and all olh~r 11Uale rrom "developtnf( method for s pot cht!c ks tbat 111volvf' I~ mlru.aion or Uiat do not involve lht u11eons trasned l'Xt'H'lM' of titbl'rcllon." Whlle 's opinion suggested that "<au slloning all o n coming tramc at roadblock-type stops is on.-JK>t'Sible alternati ve." Ht! •ddcd: "We hold only that per ons In automobiles on public * * * Death Ruling Blasted WASHINGTON <AP> -"The Supreme Court has now. in stark reality, opened the doors to the execution chambers of this coun- try.'· says a group that opposes capital punishment. Reacting to the court's denial of a Flonda death row inmate's ultimate appeal Monday, the American Civil Liberties Union s a id J ohn Spenk eli nk 's ··fortht•oming execution will very likely be the firs t an a long series of legally sanctioned killings." S pcnkclink. 30, was fro m Buena Park. Calif . and drafted lo Florida where he murdered a traveling companion. T h e rh e toric, a ltho u gh so m ew h at pr e m atur e 1n Spenkclink 's case. seems lo reflect a growing frustration and anxiety within a national al· liance of lawyers opPosed to the death penalty Slowly but inexorably. lhe na- tion since 1976 has been moving toward a time when most states will be back in the business of executing some prisoners. "We are very close l.O the re- sumption of executions, possibly within the next several months." New York City la wyer John Boger said after learning or the ·court's action. Today, nearly 500 men and women in 32 states are awaiting death by electrocution, gassing, lethal irtjection. firing squad or banging. roadw:lys nrny not for that reuson alone have their travel and privacy interfered with al the unbridled dbcretion of police officers." Justice WiU1am H. Rehnquist was the lone dissenter . He said h e found nothin g -unconstitutional in lhe Delaware law Random stops of motorists are commonplace, either sanctioned by state law a nd local ordinance or followed as a matter of long -standing police policy . T h e Dela war e tes t case stemmed from a 1976 incident in New Caslle County, Del .. where pollce officer Anthony Avena was on road patrol when he stopped a car driven by William J . Prouse, 19, of Claymont, Del. Avena had not observed any traffic or equipment violations but was stopping Prouse merely for a spot~beck of his license and registration As be approached the car. the officer detected the s mell of marijuana . H e observed planl·like material in Prouse's car. and during a search found ...... K~nny Luis, 8, t ell s fireman Mike Hogan how he slept through a heavy surf that capsized the boat he was in. Four others. including Kenny's father and older brother, drowned in the accident off Morro Bay. <Story Page A5. > marijuana on P rou&t!. Prouse was charged with drug possession but asked the trial court lo suppress the evidence because it had been obtained In an illegal detention. The evidence was suppressed a nd when s tate prosecutors appeal e d , the D e l a wa r e Supreme Court ruled that lhc state's practjce of allowing such random s t o p !> wa s unconstitutional. Today's ruling affirmed the stale court decision. New Trial "Granted In Rape An Orange County Superior Court Judge said t oday he granted a new trial Monday for a man convicted of rape ~ausc he didn't believe the story told from the witness stand by the alleged victim. Judge Mason Fenlon granted the new trjal for 45-year-old Glen Howard Hutc h~rson of Whittier. convicted by a jury last monlh of rape. kidnap and assault wilh a deadly weapon "I compared his story to her story and his story is so much more logical," Fenton explained today. Hutcherson was accused or raping 20-year ·old Catherine Hardin after he picked her up while s he was hitchhiking in Buena Park an November 1977. She claimed Hutcherson tied h e r up. blindfolde d h e r . threatenl"l"' afterward when he refused to pay. Fent.on said he was e xercisin~ ._. ··sa fety valve" an ordering the new tnal because he felt the e vide n ce present e d wa s insufficient for a conviction. · · 1 don't understand bow those people rouJd have believed that woman," Fenton said today. Hutcherson, wbo had been in Orange County J ail since his conviction, was freed afle r The case or Spenkelink may affect them all. "Spenkelink's case was a ma-M d M jor engagement," Boger said . "It is a defeat not taken lightly e ove C I Fent.on's ruling. OID.p ete ''This guy is no threat. Re iso'l going anywhere," Fenton because in it we raised constitu· tional arguments as compelling as those in any other pending case." No date h as been set for Spenkelink's death in an electric chair known as "Old Sparky." He had been denied clemency by former Gov. Reuben Askew. but newly elected Gov. Bob Graham has asked the Florida Parole and Probation Commission to restudy the case. The commission's Cina I recom- mendation is expected within two months. The Supreme Court on July 2, 1976. said death may be a con- stitutional punishment for con· victed murderers. Since then, however, only one U.S. prisoner has been executed . Gary Gilmor e, who asked authorities to kill him rather than appeal his murder convic· lion, was shot by a Utah firing squad in January 1977. In Alabama . con victed murdered John Evans III may become the nation's second ex- ecution ~n 12 years. He h as asked lawyers trying to keep him alive to drop all appeals of hi s death sentence. He is scheduled to be electrocuted Aprll 6. But the last execution or a prisoner who did not want to die was 12 years ago, when murderer Luis Jose Monge died in Colorado's gas chamber . 8118 Bill Delayed SACRAMENTO <AP > -The bill to call a special election this August on school busing is being delayed in committee while the author tries lo pers uade two more members to vote for 1t. S tudents, f ac ulty and e mployees have comple ted a move into new facilities al lhe UC Irvine College of Medicine, officials announced. They said the move into the Sl 7 m illion m edical sciences complex was a success. - The move began last fall and was completed this month. The new facmties were needed to ex· pand the college, according lo officials. The medical sciences com· plex, located west of California Avenue near Bridge Road on campus, will be ope n to the public April 21 during university open house fesllvilles. The complex of four connect- ing buildings includes offices, laboratories. classrooms and an area to house lab animals. There is a lecture center of two auditorium s and a con· ference room. and a student center comprising a lounge, study rooms and a food service area. The college's office of ad· missions and records 1s also within the student center build· ing . explained. "He has a wife and two kids . He earns $2,000 a month." Hutche rson was ordered to appear before Superior Court Judge Robert Rickles April 3 for the setting of a new trial date. 1ijoana in Dark · TIJUANA, Mexico <AP> - Do wntown Tiju a n a a n d surrounding neighborhoods have e lectri c ity agai n after a s e v e n · ho u r po we r o ut a gt• Monday, caused by an explosion in a n overloaded power plant transformer, officials say. Coaches Vote 'Short' SACRAMENTO <AP> -Tbe California Aasembly ls one wte short ol puatnc a blll to require so-called walk-on school coaches to have taken coacbi.n& claues and fint aid. The vote stood at 40-38 Mooday after firlt beln1 announced u a pauln1 41 -H . But lt waa explained that one member swit.cbed from "aye" to "DO," and the original vote was accident.ally left lD the t.aJly. The author of th• 'bill, Assemblyman Denni• Mancera, D·Huatln•ton Beach, said he would ut for another roll call at tbe aext floor 1e11lon Tbunday. The bW, AB 454, 11 1poaaond ~1 tbe Department of F.ducatm. 1l wu prompted by the tr..rer ol many coaches to clas1room1 follow i ng Proposlllon 13 cutbacks. A number ol schools have hired non-credentialed "walk-on coaches" who are u1ually former athletes, Man1ers said. It touched off a free-swlollng debate in which backers lafd it would protect the health of student athletes. But tJae opponents. Including 11101t of the m e mbers o f mlDortty groupe, viewed It as a barrier to employment. "We're keepina out of coacbln1 peopl e who demonstrated proficiency In . atblettc endeavor with 1tupld Mlck,-1 ·Mou1e regulation s." s aid Asse mbl ywoman T e r es a Hughes, D·Los Angeles, a former teacher. M an1ers, a former teacher and school administrator . said schools shouldn't "just tell the m to 10 out there a nd see how badly they ca n cripple someone.'' The bW would require a head coach who lacked a teaching credential to have taken courses in coachtn1. care of athletic lnjur1es, and first aid Ila. Hughes said lhe bill could prevent O.J . Simpson from coacbtnc football. She said it wH "an action to keep the people out." Traditional in taste ... Keeping in mind that dressing for our area should be casual. comfortable and fun ) lllll\ lrv1nt• N\·w~1rt Bt•,K'h C.il1lorn1.1 PhlW o4.1.·7\Jol I ' TllH<llY MtfOh 'JT IU/Y Ju~t " Bombings Protest Treaty (, 4 . ' .. 08S 1IDR • with ~':r 1" '\: om ~nurphin• life op1e Art? SIGNS o•· T i it' Tl~U.,.. ( lt•urly. It would ht• • '"' r' hlut.• of nffolr"I 1f ",. •'''' to the• point when· IH'i1111t• ltllnk ttw~ ('llO t•111ult1l•· ''"I \-thlnl( I ht')' )l('t' IH tht• lllOVlt'll y ct thl'l l' llj bOllW l'\ 1d1•1H ,. th1 ·~ huj>fX'OIOJt Ju!\t ttw utlll'r r11>•hl u 17 )t'1H old Sl1n Juun <"¥11111tn1110 youth '<'U'i \ll'IUll'>h 'lt<1hlM·tl II> .111 unknown 1111,111lunt "h1h1 hl' wu' tJk '"•' ,, 'lh t111 w.ilk to t ht• n •,.t111or11 ut the M llj,IOfl 01 1 H' 10 Tht:tlh'I Th1' mov11• h1•l11~ 'h11wn '" un <'Pit' 111h•cl W.irt1111 \ "hu·h ra1h1•1 .:l..1m11r111·~ •'Jiii' \111h•111·1· on ttw .. ltt't'tlli or N1·"" ¥111 k Th111 tt.n 't I h1• fln.t 1 n:-1.1111·1· "h<·n 1w111>ll• who wt•rtr 1•t-t 11\J) ht·nr 011 ttw1r u"" 11 . A , KA('IAI. ('l.A~ll b1 ukc out la!lt f< nduy rughl 111 S<•ll ,. rancrs<•o al the OJ>t.'lllllH 111~ht of a movlt• callt'tl · B11ult•va1 d N1uhti. · 'I ta1' 11111· wui.n t uhoul Nlr1•<•t .:un.:' 10 N1•w York ll w.1!1 ubout '>lr1·1·t ~u ngs in'"" AnMc lc:. Aflc•r ull lh1:1, IJ '>t n1ghl I WJ'i wJl<·hsnl{ J,Url of ,1 mov1t· on t1·lc•v1s 11111 10 wh11•h lh1· plot l't•nlcrcd on th•· m.mufoc·11111• 11f 11111•11 hc1u11r 10 ,..lor1d.1 But mainly, 1l wa' Trying M1111w 1''anla1111 m Heul f,1/I' l'11uld Be l/azordcu..t to Your l/eoltti ahoul rat·1ng 1Jrnund m high :-.pc;:cd automobiles and othcr- Vt.'hiC'lt•s Th<' l'nl1rt' plot :-.t•eml·d po:.i.essed of s tunt drivers who t·rashl•d rnto l•ad1 oth<·r. thr ouJ(h IJarns, plulc gh.1i.:-. windows. lt1c·o sl<tnds, lwuch lifeguard towers and down h1lls1des Wlull· ull of tlw; w;1s lrnppcning. the occupanti. of thci.c vl'11l<'ll'S sct'm l'd to <'!'t('UJ>t· unsculhcd Tllt:V t;MER(a;o FROM rtpf~d metal <ind :.callcred g la:..:-without ('V<'n a sc-ralth Now. :ift1•r l1•urn10g whal hai. happcnea uflcr rcr c·nl :-how1ngs of -1lr1•1•I ~a[1g 1nov11·1>. you :.irt· left wondermg wh;it might lw lht• r<"•ult of th" l"Y<'hopalhl<' driving epic U0t•s 1l ml'un lhtil p1•opl1· who vwwt•d 1l ""111 now go out and roll ovl'r lh1•1r owo ('IJrl> ;;i 1·11uph· of timc•i. Just to sec 1f llwv <·un w:Jlk <Jwa v' Will th<· v1t·w"r" 1,f a Wl·<it1·rn d1•c·1dl· to c-opy tht• Wh1l1• hl\l ht•ro b y rtdlll~( two hon,c:.. With l)J)' foot On eiJC h i.addh!"' Will pe<1plt• ahruplly 1ry lo ny off ta ll bu1ldlngs In tl s1n~l1• hound J\1'11 hccaww Su1_x:rrnan could do tl on the s1lvl'r M 'rl't'fl ' 8 \IT OON''f l.AUGll ul l Urn. uff ab a h:-.urd Just the other cfay, " pn!-,on w;1s h:llinJ! ml' u i.tory of <J horrible 1•x p<•rtcnc<· w11h illtwss SltJwly, <ii:. lhc story was told , I rc.wh tc-d this wm.n 't SJ t ru1· life cxpt'ricnce It wai. from a TV snap upt.•ra But I'm 1111t n :olly l'<'fhun the storyteller rcalited this w;1s fid1011 Wl"rt· 1n 11n•tty had s hape.: If we can no longer scp<Jralc m yth from rcahty Pair Crushed At Universal LOS ANGEu;s IAP I Two w o m e n s u ff c red c• x t " M i 1 v t• injuries when they wen• <'rushed ugu1nsl a gate hy u s ightseeing tram at Universal Studios Authorities s aid S usa n lloffman, 27, of Northridgc, anti 'lam Moldaw, 71J. of Van Nuys, trie d Lo µass through a gute Monday al the same lime the tram was going through Both wome n were taken to St J oseph M edical Cen ter 1n Uurbank, wher e doctors s aid they would try to sew on a st'ction of Miss Hoffman·s rig ht c..•ar which wall Mcver('(I in the accident. fty ~ i\e11od1u-d Prf'H A homb t•xplod d tud•Y und •r 11 vt111(dt1hlf' 11tund In on open ulr HIBi kl11 In lht• town Of l.()tJ, I~ m llt!" t>11•t or Ttol Avh'. klllln1t a woman lllltl wounding 21 J)<.'Qpl<', puhc.•e •HHI /\ 11 .. ulth M1111i.try "poke11m un iu11d r11x of the.• wounth•d were r~lt>1U1l'd u fl r tr~a tmcn t ul f\111>u f llorof •h h011p1lul One pc•r11on r~mu rn1:d 1n rral1 <•ol ("lllldlllOn A PAL•:HTIN t: L.thcrullon Orr.an11at111n s pok esm1tn 1n lfrlrul i.tud ... PLO unit from lhf' Wl'11t Hunk of th•• Jordan 1l1vcr wa:1 rt>spon~1bll· und itaid "The hi 11.st Ill J)art Of U pl-.n lo t'l)C3lt1lt• llnll 1st o<.'I wurfure in prolc:it uwato.st th<• l1eaty of treason ·· lie 11uld guerrillas throughout l.('buno n w~nl on muxlmum ull·rt aJ(a111.1>t Ii.melt r etaliation. In Puris, u violent explosion t'IJ>Pl'd through a crowde d cafl· t·onm•ctcd with a Jewish student ho11tel. loc..·att•d in the heart of the Latin Quarter Pohcc n·1JOrtCd that al least 26 o<.·cup<Anlb were..• 1nJured. two of them very bl'ri0u1>ly AN ANONYMOUS telephone culh•r told th(• Freneh news ugency Agcncl' France Presse that the blast was the work of u ~roup called the .. Autonomous Joint lntervcnl1on Group against the Zionist Presence 1n France " ~s a protes t ag<Ains l the Egyptian-Jsrncli J)(:ace treaty. The Tel Aviv blas t was the second Mideast explo:sion set off Judge Axes Anicle on H-bornbs MILWAUKEE <AP l The Progressive m agazine, which c alled its e ff o rt a precedc nt-sctting freedom of the pr ess case. has lost its buttle to prevent the government from banning publil•ation of an article.· on hydrogen bombs U S District Judge Hobert Warr e n , becoming the firs t fede r a l judge to i ssue :in Injunction imposing prior restr aint on publicatio n in the interest o f n <Ational :-.ec urily. said Monday that dungers o( the s pread of nuc lear weapons outweiRhed the press-freedom <Arnumc•nts . If F. G R A N T E D T II t: go ve r nme nt r eq u est for a preliminary tnJUnction to stop t he Madison-based ne ws a nd optnion monthly from prinlinu t h e arti c l e . M aguzine spoke:,men said the decis ion would be appealed. 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A hund gn•n11d1• WO\U\d•·<J nln1• pcrHOr\8, I wo of tlwm Am.-rie1m tourtslff, .In a hoHle l 1n Arab F.111st J ~rusaltrn Monday night Despite th<' t h reut of !\rah t erronsm . l11raeli11 'lttnK. w•·rit a nd danced the hora Monday arttr watching tht• s1gn1ng of their peac • treaty with Jo:Jtypt About 00,000 pcrson11 hruv<ld cold "nd blustery w('ath..r to chc.·er Uno t't!rcmony Monday as 1t wul\ s hown on a huge TV ser"en tn a Tel Aviv square. then burst 1ntn s 1X>ntuncous song und folk daocin.: unde r a tormil or 1war~ banners and larueb and t;gyptlnn nugs. .............. JOY IN WA SHINGTON -Egyptian Prt•s1dcnl J\nwur Sadat. nght, and his wife <'t>lebralt· s ig ning of the Mideast peat<! I n ·aty <Jt a While House stale chnnc r Monday night. At lefl 1s brnch Prime M 1nistcr Mcnac•ht·m Hegan Gas Increases Allowed Vnleatkd Fuel Could Rise 5c in 2 Years WASHINGTON t A l'I A fcd('ral ju<lgl' has <JpproVl'd regulal1ons th<Jl an· pcrm1ltmg oi l companies lo 1nC'rcas1· gasoline prrces by a:-mu('h ai. a nickel a gallon ov.-r thc ncxt two yt•ars. U S 1)1slrict .Judi.:e Aubr<'y f: RohiM<>n J r a pprov<'d the: "tilt" rt•gulations M onday afler finding th:.it tht· Ent•q u Departm ent had adequate ly cons idered tht' environmenta l impact of the r ules before i~suing Lhem. THE REG l.ATI ON an· designed lo inc.·n ·aM· the s upplu::-. o f unl eaded gaso lin e by pt•r millmg 011 companies lo tack ont o 1tnsol1n c mon· of their r e (1ntnl( t'OStS Tht· rull•!. an· c·:tllt:d till" rC'~ulal1ons bcc·auM· lhc·y allow re fint•rs t11 till th•· 1m11:11·1 of prin· n 1>cs Th1i-will rr·.,ult 1n gasoliOl· phct•s l(olng up mc.1r1· than other petroleum pmduc·t" to c-ompens lalc for the l"<lrn ('OS tS Of produc1n ~ Unl1·ade<l gu1>ol inc Pn•v1ously, 011 t·ompun1{·:-. had to ullocalt: thl'tr pro1lud1on 1·0'1 " a m ong all lht•ir produf"t' Thi· regulations went into dft·<·l March I T II •: R l' I. lo; S W E R t: c h a II t' n g c • d 1 n t· Q u rt h..Y t h 1 • Center for Auto S:tf1·1 y and cons uml•r ud vocat<· Halph Nadt•r Th('y said the prlc10~ rules should tx· de layed because lht••r t•nv1ronmf•ntal impact had not hel'n 1-.1rdull :.tudwd. Tht·ir ar~umcnl was th ut th1· r1•)(11lat 1o n 4' w ou ld cau:..t· .. permant•nt anll irn•vl'r:.1blt"' harm to a11 qualt1y bct•uuS<' thl'Y woulc1 1nrrca:..1· lht· r1rit1· s prt•<Jd hcl we<•n mon· ex pcn:-.1 ve, hu1 d eaner, unlt·adt•c1 gusoli1w and cht•apcr, hut c1irt1cr . lt•<Jdt•tl rul'I J\n (I tha t. th1•y !-.a1d. would result 1n rrwltm:-.l:o. :..w1lt'hing to leaded ~a:. Hoh1ns o n s auJ lht• Energy Dl'piJl'lmc..·nt hJd rd11•d on <JO 1-;nv1ronm1•nt al l'ro t t·t·t1on AJ(t•m·y study and a fud 111>agt• s unev hv Gt•nt•ral Motors Corp to Houston from .... ,Orange Count}t Hughes Airwest. $142 round-trip. Extra Convenience. Take off fTom your local airport and land at close-in Hobby Airport m Houston. Big Saving8. Special 1/2-Price Round·Tnp Coach f dfe now extended through June 30. Leave Orange Cowtty 8:40a.m. Arrive Houston 2:32p.m. one-stop Ply Buaineee Coaoh0 for only $10 mor• thantheunCW.Countedone-wayCOAOh fare! • Separate, quiet aocbon up·front. • Room to work.1'wo·abreast hret cla.sa eeabng. • CompUmentary cocktails and stationery. , Comparo ow Bwuness Coach w1lh anyone'• ft.r1t-clue pnce and eervu:o. Wo think our $10 fee will make you eay Yes to Bustnea Coach. Bu1lne111 Coteh offered on •II DC 9 lh;,h11 SIO 1urcha1~ oood only wUhln tht U.S ucepc, 1111r1·C~on\1t. Pue 1nclu• 1u and 111ub,.c1 lo ch1ng1 w11nou1 notice CCopynoh1 Huohel Attwett l978 ~-=-:~ JliSg l(i J Leave Houston 300p.m Arrive Orange County 507 p.m. one-stop Just call a TrcYVel Agent,your Corporate Travel Arranoer, or Hughes Auwost at: Orange County (714) 540-2060 Los Angeles (213) 772-5100 ) AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION ~ E.ra• Kr••ll Mht~'!' l>EA R PAT I t hou1:hl Id f('llil IO your t'Olumn that t'yt• dt)('tor h11d lu .iivt• fltltlt•nt!l llw1r prt" at'r1pt1ons tlftt>r un 1• f' f'~.im I hnd my t')"C" f'lt amaned rt>ttntly and my d<X'tor d1dn'l ofrcr to glvt' my PttScn ption lo n1t'. In hl<'l. h(' seemed rcluc t ont lo hand 1t ovtr wh.-n I k('<t for ll WH I <'Or rt:cl an be Ina tnsistent ·• c· G l nauna Beach ........... u rn.e INSURANCE Elvta Pres ley TU811doy, March Z7 1979 DAIL y PILOT A5 ,.------ Elvis Estate Worth 87.fi Million -4 M E M PHIS. Tl'nn <AP> Elvis Vreslcy h•d little hrc ios urunce hut ten on 011l11tu valul·d al $7 .6 ml Ilion urter tu'·~ when h died at the age of 42, a court .approved accounting showed. Presley, who left the bulk or his estate to h111 daughtur . h is Cuther and has aroodmothcr, dled with $1.4 million In h11J checkinlC account a nd $747 .000 In a saving account, the audit showed. TH E ESTATE ACCOUNTING ap- proved by Judge Joseph W Evans of Probate Court provided the first public f'llmpse of the singer's holdings since Pre11ley's death Aug. 16, 1977. l l also offered a peek at some of his personal buying habits. For example. he bought $90 pajam as. paid SS2 for <& pair or .45-caliber autom atic pistols and spent S2,771 el.-cht days before hls death lo rent a Memphis a musement park T he estate was valued at near ly $lS m1lllon, but expenditures or more lban $7 million, Including state and federal taxes. reduced it~ net value to $7 6 million. E XPENSES INCLUDED a $46,464 funer al plus $6.100 for Memphis police who provided security and $9,300 for the Memphis Funeral Home for Lrans(erring the bodies of Presley a nd his mother. Gladys , to Graceland Mansion from a mausoleum at Forest Hill Cemetery. Most expendllure.s were not broken down 10 the public accounting. ll was d isclosed prt>Viously t hat P resley left the bulk or his <'slate to his 10-year-old daughter , Lisa Marie, to his . f a t h e r , Ve r n o n , a nd t o E l vis '· grandmother. Minnie Mae. THE ELDER PllF.SLEV, was named· executor a nd t rustee a lthough Lisa Marie will inherit her father 's entire fortune when she turns 24 or after the death of Vernon Presley and her great grandmother. The will did not mention P riscilla Presley, the s inger 's former wife. The accounting showed a monthly payment of $4,000 for Lisa Marie's sup- port. Yff. ft new t 'f'dt'ral Track C'ommla loo rule rt"qetll'ft eye ~tor• th~ IMlt~nL-. lhf.lr preu r1p· Uotu i•mMla&el)' artt-r •• ,. ,. f'Um at DO ~irtra ------------------------------------------------------- t laar1e. Havlaa yo.r prf'u rtpeloo allows you to f OmpariSua dlop for f'Yf'll8Me8 and C'Onlact ltHt•N Juat as you •ould for an otlM-r product. lttgrWfi#'flt L .. 1• C'larlllrd DEAR PAT. ~ulle ii h·" eo:.met1c:. art> hsltng their ingredients, but you 'd haH• to be a chemis t to know what som~ of tht•111 are b there uny book that tells about t'Ol>met1r an grt.•d1entl> 10 pllun English? • I. P . Irvine 'ConHumer 's Dictiona ry of Cosmetic lngr~ dleDts," by ltutb Winter, i~ the book you want. It was publlshed in 197~ by ('ro"o PubUshers Inc New York, N.\'. ., Ugllt Slllne• on Solar Data DEAR PAT : Can you tell me t he names of some "basic" books a bout solar energy? I'd like to learn more before looking into using 1l an my home . I'd also like some infor mation aboul build ing a solar greenhouse. K .R., Irvine "The Solar Home Book," 1976, by Bruce An· der son/Riordan, Cheshire Books, Ha rrisville, N.11. 0345', and "Sunset Home Owner 's Gujde to Solar Hea&lng," 1978, by the Editors of Sunset Books, Lane Publishing Co .• Menlo Park, CaUf. 940%5, are available in most book stores. "BWJdlng an At· tacbed Solu Greenhouse," 1976, by Fisber & Yan· , da, John Muir Publications, P.O. Box '13, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501. will answer any solar greenhouse questions you have. A package or basic solar information also cao be requested from these public Information cen· ters: National Solar Heating and Cooling Informa- tion Center, P.O. Box IM7, Rockville, Md. zesst, phone: (8e0) 523-2929; E nergy Information Center, 215 Fre mont St .. Sao Francisco, Calif. 94111, phone: (415) 556-7328; and California State Energy Commission, 1111 Howe Ave., Sacramento, Calif. 95825, pbooe: (SIO ) 85Z·75H . Efl9Usla Doctor• A .,a11a•~ A •retld DEAR PAT: My w ife and I are planning a lrip to Europe this summer . I would like to know how we can find out the na mes of English-speaking doctors in various European co110tries, a nd ir private health insurance policies and Medicare pay medical bills in foreign countries. L.O .. Corona del Mar A directory of EngUs b·speakiag doctors prac· &Icing in foreign countries Is available (donations appreciated) from the International Association or MedleaJ A.asistance to Travelers, 351 Flftb Ave., Sul~ 5629, New York, N.Y. 1 ... 1. A similar list, in· duding doctors' home as well as omce numbers, ls available for a membership fee from lotermedic Inc., 777Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 11017. Wlli.le mos& beallb policies apply anywhe re lo the WOf'ld, all should be checked for territorial ex· clusions. Medicare generaUy does not pay out-or. country medical bills for persons 65 and over traveling or living abroad. U you are unsure about local medical standards and need tre atment abroad, cootacl the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate. c Now get 20 cent• a pound! That'• • dollar for every five pounds you bring to your nearby Reynolds Aluminum Mobile Recycllng Unit. We're making It eaay to cash In all· aluminum cans. Our mobile recycli ng truck will be In your areaaa llsted below. So start collecting aluminum cans right away. They're 4MtfYWhere. Kitchens, parks, roadsides, restaurants. Clubs and civic groups use them at their social activities. Then bring them to our mobile truck for 20C a pound. Also, we'll pay you for certain other all- aluminum items If they're clean and prop· erly prepared. Just aek or cell for details. Reynolds Aluminum Mobile Recycling Unit. It makes cashing In your aluminum as quick and ... Y as collecting. .................. : C-. ..... CA Reynoldt Aluminum Reynofda Aluminum Mobile Reeyidlng Unit Orange Rec:)<l:tlng Center at Atpt,. Beta Supermarket 210 &It Mellll Averiue 241 &It 17th Street T uetdlty-8lilurday 12:30 p.m. • 5:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. • 4·30 p.m. Every Wedi~ Phone (714) 81MM271 ( It's the Goldookssport Club And it's youi:_passport to gdbd times and good buys To join, all you have to do is keep a balance of $2,500 or more at F1dehty Federal-part in Passbook Savings. and part m any other ty_pe of savings you l1k<.. 0 1 course. you get the same frc< Sl·rv1ccs we give all our savers Travelc.:rs checks. notary service, money orders. document copying. dJrect deposit of Government checks. pa1d postage when you sa ve by ma.11. and a free sale deposit box where available That includes Certificates of Depos1l. Super T-Cer ti ficates, and I.RA or Keogh accounts w1th no fee. But m add1bon. as a Golden Passport Club mc..:mber. you get all this Travel with special benefits. We'll be offering crwses to places hke Alaska, the M eXJcan R1V1era and the South Pacific. You'll travel with a group of other Golden Passport members. And you'll get extra special treatment Hertz rent-a-car discounts. You'll get 15% off regular tJme and mileage rates m the U S And 25% olf regular hmc and mileage rates m Cdnada. Just by showing your Golden Passport card Low cost auto insurance. You'll get the advantage of special low rates. But you'll still be able to tailor your insurance to meet your specific needs. Return key service. You 'II get a speaall y coded Golden Passport medallion to p ut on your key ring . Then. 1f you ever lose your keys, they can be returned to us. And we'll return them to you It's smart. And sa fe Ask about Fidelity Federal's Super T-Certificates. With a $10.000 minimum for six months. you can earn high mlerest while you en1oy your Golden Passport And there are no brokerage or safekeeping fees. (Federal law prohibits compounding mterest on these accounts ) Phone us for this week 's rate~ Discount photo processing. You'll sc.:VL; morn y or1 qudlity µrocessmg And you'll also ~.ove lime dnd hassle because yo u ca n du 1t all by mail We'll give-you special envelopes and complete instruc tion .. And more. A s our membership grows. we'll continue to add mon ·products und service.:~ A nd since: Goldtm Pa~sport 1s des1gne:·d ru benvf1 t you. we· re opf:n to suggestions Just bring us your passbook. Or bnnq us dny maturmq certil1cates from where you're; savmq now We'll handle all the transfer details free of charge So stop m soon It's a golden opportunity FIDEU1Y . FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION Wlu!n gouFe, a lillk wher. ~• Southern California Officn: Glendale: 600 N Brond •Azua/Glendora: 1173 E Aloslo Blvd • Bellnower: Alondra & Bellflower Blvds •Beverly Hilla: J80 S Btivtirly Dr, • Biv_ Bear Lake: Interlaken ShopQtnQ Center • Blue Jay: Blue> J.,y Mall ·Bue na Park: 7930 LA Palma Ave •Costa Meaa: 1855 Harbor Blvd • Culftr City: Rdmtree Pia~. i0784 )cffe~n Blvd • Fullerton: 911 Harbor Blvd • lnine: 6006 Lake Ro.id •Laguna Beach: 310 Glcnneyre St • Long Beach Eut: Bixby Plaza, 5767 Poetftc COdsl Hrnhwoy • Long Beach: 525 E Ocedn Blvd • Newport s .. ch/Bapide: 1024 Bayside Dr •Newport S.aoh/WeatcliH: 1515 Wc5tchff Dr ·North Hollywood: Valley Plaza. 6551 Ldurel CMyon Blvd • Nort!uid9e: Northndge Plaza, 19450 Plummer St • San Pedro: 29000 S W Mern Ave • Santa Ana: 2700 N Md1n St • Seal Beach: 13820 *1 ~h Blvd •Sherman Oaka: 14601 Venturd Blvd •Stanton: 12000 Bcbch Blvd •Torrance: 24020 Hclwthornu1:3Jvd di Pdctbc Coftst Highway •Van Nuya: 14545 Victory Blvd • Weat Hollywood: 8653 8everly Blvd • Weat Loa Angelea: 9701 W Pico Blvd Opening IK>On in Placentia. • • Thom•~ Ke vll/l,;di10t Ed'•to .. ial Page RotxrtN wc•-d tPubl1-.her Orang CoJ"l o.,ily Piln l • fUMCSey. 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Tht· Cr:ind .Jury ha s vo1cNI c·onct·rns :.tlbo that tlw !'>t·w•·r ancl walt•r t·:1p;_1c·1t y may not be s u lf1c1e nt, CSfH,·c1HI· ly 'inc·<' Color' ad" Hr v1·r w;1tt·r supp pl1t's <Jrl' sc·ht><lult·d 101· t t•d11('IUH1 Ill l!JH:l f'f :tn!-. for All"'' V1t·Jo also htivt· het·n crit 1t'11.t•d l1f•c·:i11se ltlt'y H"nh·dly don't de<il with floodm~ u n<l nmol( JJrohlt•m s in All!-.O C'rt·l'k <.ind Laguna C:rnyon S 11rJ(•rv1s or Tom H1lt'.Y. in whos t· dist net the develop 1n1 ·nl would m·1·ur, won l'Onccssion:-. from the dt'vclopc r m what :1p pt·1H"t·d to lw puhlic ncgot1uting last week . He W:t lltS lht• JllU Jl•<·l Wh1tlft•tl tu 16,000 UflllS Wt· s uggt!sl tht.1 l lht> hounl tuk<: 1:vc•n a harder line on t l1f• <h •n:-.11 v Supnv1sor:-. arc s c·h<'dulcd to consider the 111;1ll<'r a g ain WNfrw sday. < 'orl1'.1dnm g the· c n v1rnnm<'nlul pr o hlemt; that would s un·ly follow ll1t· 1.wnnal pl:in CJ rnc·nclmcnt thnt the com - p any IS S<~t'klrlJ.!, It I!\ not JUSt1f1t:d Vigilantes Out of Line Twice th<• s tudents of U<' J rvrne have been deprived ol reading lht•1r ccimpu!> ncws pup •r . the New U, because ;1 handful w ho didn't lik<' ~omething printed inside tlt·sl rnyt"tl thou .. ancts of 1s:-.uC's l n<lt·t1l. th1· c•<lttors of tht· New U d id, in our o pinion. 'how had t :_rst1· ;_ind pho r Judg ment by publishing pho n y .1dvt·rt1M·mt'nls , untle r the excuse or humor, that have l11•t•11 t<1k<·n hy :-.urn(• u:-. ull<H'ks on e thnic minorit ies. Hut 1f :-.tudPnls 0 11 l'ttmJ)Ub believe a c ha nge or .. ttttorial s t ·wards hip 1s warrante d , tht:re exis ts a 1111·1·h:1nr s 111, through th · Communications Board , to lH't'Olllflh!»h that A v rg rl<intc ta Jl proach tn deciding conte nt o r the 111·ws1mr>er is m or e abhorr ent than the actio ns w hich rm1du<'t!t.I the re cict1ons . Soml'lhing official o u g ht lo be s aid by the administration about intoler a nce for expression. and H bout pror>er c hannc l!i for c h alle nging N ew U leadership. Cumpus adminis tration has maintaine d what it likes lt1 think of us a discreet silence o n the m atter . Continued s 1lt·nt·c may we ll echo lo udly lf students decide to take 0 1at tPrs Into the ir own h a nds to prevent furthe r 01·c·urrcnrcs. • Opinions expressod in the apace above are those ot the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of therr authors and artists Roador comment la Invited. Addreat The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Meaa. CA 92926. Phone (714) &42·4321 Boyd/Sex Equality fty I •. M. BOVD G reul Hrlta1n. too hes pushed throui(h a lot or ne w ~t'x equullty l:aw!I. One sut'h prohibits the subjects from udvertislng for a "pa ntry maid." Eton Co ll eJ(e, the rcrorc, worded Its ad with Hpcclul care: ''Wu nl Nf: Somebody to help In the pan· try and dini n j( room , a perAOn to shure B Oat wllh another womnn." The fmsl ro ur who r ~pondt>d to the od were men. Among ~ people who have trouble aeulng to s loop and ata)'ina asleep at night. tho women aro Hid to out· number the me n by •bout three to two. Wo men worry more. Or so 1oe1 the conten- lloo or lbe 1leep reaeuchens Dear Glooniy t Gus Oov..-nment ii IO buay protect1n1 us from ounelW!I they ... Jlfft to protect u1 rrom them. NEOLSCTSD ~'/ ... , ....... _ .... ;;~w~-:.?C As you read t.hefte word.II, aomcbody I" buying u new car. Ukewise, somebody '" having a buby. Theae arc juet random 1latlstlcs r don't mean they're r('lated In any way. Not exactly. Q. "Would lht> fa ll kill 11 moutw or a rut. If you lhrt•w either down a mme11huft l,000 yurds dl'Cp'>" A. A mou!le no, nol If lb• ground wf're fairly Roft. /\ ra t, yes Q. "What wurc the flrlll ac· lion ever re<:ordcd on m otion picture ntm?" A. A sneeze by "'red OU who auistcd 1'homu A. Edis on In lht' Inventor's ht boratory at West Orunge, N.J. Snakes once were ossum~'C.I to be atone dear. Rut r · telr<'hera now aay tbolr 1tudles lndtcate ratu .. nak• can hear IOllM of tlHt nollll made by other rattt .. nakew. 'J'heM are the aame 1clenUal8 who uphold that notion UllL UM rattllna ol • rettler ta call for help, only one of Mveral theorte1 about why a rattler rattl11. Otben tb1nk tb• rat· tllns attract• prey. Com· mooelt explanaUon, thou1h. 11 tbal It .. notblnc more than 1 aeturaJ warnln1 to lhoM undetlrable anlmal1 too bl• to tat. Crtdtl cold weather. not rlpentH, with 1lvln1 th• oran1e color to tbo oran1• Rowlw1J EvunH/Robert Novak Demo Split on Soviet Strategy WA!'ltll N(l'I ON Profound dl1111.crt•t•nH•11t 11 v1·r "trt1lc'HY Lowurtl th~ ~J\IH'I lJruun whlrh rx 11111 w1th111 I h1• l>Nnocrullc 1>.u ty woi. • 1t1101w1I uguin Mon·h H whrn ltt•11 ('h urll''I Vunlk of Oh1u ,.1.~nnlh·d h1& tott'nllon to t.ll 11 11vow th•· 111011 t f41m ou<i l1•fCl11luUn11 th.it lwun l111t nunw, lhr Jor .. ~on VJntk um1•r1dmf•nt 11111 Algnwl t11uk .. ('UflOU' for rri an umwnl cir Jft of u lt·ttn 111 l'l l"1 ldt•11t (' 1.1 rt .. r '"•: ~· .. 1111•• th.it h I' I "I II Ill Ill ,. II 1S I " I I tr..irtt• 1t'lu Uon11 w11 h lt11• S<1vret I '111on 1u., w1·ll a i> ( Cl Ill Ill u 11 1 "' <: 11 1 n a i ht'l'jUH' Of haghl'r "ic1vlt-l t>m1~ral1on lo f"f fc.•t•t, V1111lk was 11ropos11lg that J a1·k"111 \.'.Hilk b1·1·11m1 ll dt•ad lelkr The four yt•.u o ld Juckson Vun1k omt>11dm<>nt re11um•s a11 \tir.1m·1·11 Im m M11:-.c·11w Lhul 1l wilt not lffiJ.l('d(' 1•11Hgrul1on u ( J1•W1' ttnd oth1•r 111111011l y J.irnup,, 11 l ht· r w' '1• 1 l c .in 11 o l c n Joy nc11111al1 l l•ll t r;id 1• r t.'lttl1ons t '' moi.l fuvon•d nutmn' · lr.:al mL•nl 1 from lh1· U S. To l hal. the S41v11•ls say llh~olul(•ly ny('l So, V;rn1k now ~UJ:l(esls that the Rt~r --- Paul Harvey presldl'llt declare riarn• So\tltt l'mlgrallon fi1eurc11 con:tUluUJ as- surance enoua<h ll aft u thouJ(h fo'rcd Jlw1.Jcy had urJ(t.'tl M Prt'l!ldcntlsl edi<'t ovcrrldtn~ key provt:110M of the Tuft-I lllt'lley labor a ct COl18C· <t ut>nUy. there 111 au11p1cloo tbflt Va nik '• leltc.·r Lo U1 • w«sldent was m11p1rt.'d by tht: pres 1denl'11 ml'n . or nt ll'u t the St at· lk rw rtrnt-nl Vi\ lK •·1.ATl.V d1·n1 l'c.J f.11 11~ ,111y Mwh a<l m1nii.Lrul111n mll', .11111 collcaguc·s on I ht.• llou1.te foreign trud(' subcomm1lte•'. which ht• heuds, lw licvc.· 11 wai. hue own idea NC'vcrtht_·less, 1l '' m t1s t <'O n~en1 a l to the aci mrnrslral1on·s views and prob ably the pr~s idcnt 's o wo tho uf(hts /\nd it is mo11t un· congerual to Vuntk 's erstwhile lt•grs lativ<> collaborator, Sen. Jlt-nry M. Jal·kw n J uckson is the rea11on Vamk 'i. teller has not been and may n<·v..r bt• disµalchcd to the· While llou"c When Jllrkson i.tol wind o r Vanrk'i. in1t1a llV(', ht• ntl~t·d the roof Vanrk told us he has dt· laycd a fi na l dcc1111on oo thl' IL•t tcr until he vls1ls Mo1><·ow next m o nth But a mee ting with Jac:kson last wc<•k mrght huv1· d1ssuadt'<I Vanik J)(:rmant:nlly Whether tht• Jackson VJn1k partnerahlp Is h.:aled, the n:uJ ar gument 111 between J uctu~on a nd the prt:'f 1d1·nt ~<'11011 Jackson wanl8 lo i1tay har tlbull with the Kremlin, und Jimmy Carter does not VanJk's March 8 draCl Mtt•r lo Carter relates a t 'cb 28 con ver11ation be tween the con· ~reum u n and Sovac·t Am busador Anatoliy Dobry11l11. Va n1k f•xpressed plclls ur.· ov,•r :11 .000 Soviet t•x1l v111:u-1 ~rJnfA•d las t yeur, lh1•n r.11111· to th•· P'H])l "Jn vww of llw 1 m provc-11 dimat.c, I nskcc.J tum 1r his c·<>un try would be w1ll111i( lt1 provide lhl' a 111wronc·e, 11·q u111•d l hy J11ckson Vanik J ui. a nm<l1 hon uf M 1''N I m oi.t tu vort'tl na lion l c>xLeru.ron If•· wai. very quick to rci.pcmd that this wus not ~sible.•· ACCOllDfNG to Vunik'' If'! l('r. h ~ lhcn s ugg~s tPd to Dobrynin that "1l might bt· Poss1hlc" for Cartn lo n·c.·om m(•nd most fa\or('d "talus for both Chma unc.J Jtui,:.1a "With respect Lo th,. Sovu:I Union. I :.uggcstcd that" the preMdcnt '" re<'ommt•nd;1t1on "could b~ bui.ed on :.i (1nc.Jr nR Lhut Lhc J)OlllllVt' trend Of ~Vll'l l'm1gra lion 1nd1 t•all':. th•• procf''h of human nghti. an l h1· U ~ ~ H '" proceed.In~ at a muc h 11npr11v1•d leve l " Th~re went Juchon Vunak. "Amba111ador Dobry nan react cd very warmly," Vanik's lctt.cr continued, promising · 'h111 gov f'mmcnt would react promptly and conf1dent1ally." Uobrynln agn·••d with Varuk's view th.at a Carter mO!ll favored nat1on n · quei.t for bo th communis t powers ml1<ht be accepted by ~<.'nut.ors who favor ll for Chino tJut not Hussw (lil rulegor y that inc ludes Jac kson >. Jn con t'lusion, Van i.k urged the pres1 dt·nl t.o move· w<:ll bf·forc• the l9HO t·aropa1~n A P S. :-.lale1i that "a ll mem bl·rs <if llw :-.uhcomm1Ltc1• 1111 lrude have r<'nd this teller urld u i.lrong m aJorlly conr ur with my approach " /\c•tually, beforc: Vanik c:ould 1>011 ttw subcomm1l 11•1•, ;f<1 c·k s 11n prolcs t t•tl vc:hemeuUy. JAC'KSQr-' ••t-;a-;LS that lhc 1n N<'IJSf' 111 em1gratron was foret.'d by Jat'kson Vunik t•conom1c 1>resRure, and now rs no tame tu let up on lhe pressure . Soviet e miRratJon 1s far from freie, and Va mk 's assf'rt1on of "much 1m provl'd" human r il(hL'I i.n Rus.'ltu 1s a blatant overst..le me nL On Murch 12, a Ukranioi11n dLss1 dc•nl h1:.l.onc.n monilorang Soviet c·umph ancc with the Hcbrnk1 humun nghts agreement. com mrtlPd l>Ul c1d c unde r pollc•· harassment Whether or not Vanlk was act tnJ( on h1A own, high adm1rustru lion ofrlc1als a re aware of and aympathetlc to his 1n1t1at1vf' 'rrea1ury Secre tary W. Michael lllumentha l felt o ut JackKcm on Van1k's idea (aud found him totally unrerept1ve 1. Ca11d11J,1h• Curter in 1976 plt'<lli?cd 11uprw1rt of J JCkNOn·Vonrk . whic h riroclu1·1-cl Jackson'" badly ncl't11•d h«'lfl among J1•wish vott"rR fsut ttw d<'h:•rt111n of Vanak rouh1 mak• (•as1er the l<Jrr,1•r <1t·f•·<'llfln ol (' J rlt•r 'l'hf> word:-. of t:harlf•y V:m1k r1•fh·1·t th1• 11li'.1!1 of m1·11 al "" ~t .1.lt• l>t•p;.1rl m1·nt who want .. v c·n h a n<h'd tri•at m f>nt for ('h1nu und th•• S<1vwt Union In t•ontru-;t, J acki.11n would ~ranl trad e i1d vantug1•i.. rncludrn~· <'rcdils, to Ch11w bul w1lhhoffl them from a Soviet Unaog now on the march worldwide. Thu:. I he J•ckson-Virnik s quubbl1· renecta a foreign poUcy debat(• of lncalcuJablc Importance. IS Nuclear Age Ending Before It Begins? For the age of the at.om the dawn came up like thunde r ! 111 It endin1t already? Five years ago proponents or nuclear p<>wer predicte d most of our notion '• electric ity would derive from "atomic ener~y " by the e nd of this century. But the end of this cen - tury la Just 21 yeara away and, lnllead or the anUc lpated thousand nucle ar planlJI, we no w have on· Jy 12 Uctmted to operate. And the federal aovemment 's most OP· llml11tlc 1ueut1matAt Includes no more than another 200 or so. 18 THE age or the at.om e nding before It really bcl(lin? If 10 , why? Amcrlcun Industry has the Mrulhox capacity right now to produce 25 to 30 atomic rcartors (>t!r year Las t year only two were or· de red . N uclcar energy has proved Itself both safe a nd effic ient It la presently gene rating more than 11 percent of the electn c1ly o ur nation is using; it could pro- duce 100 percent. or all the optional energy sources ln. development, th ls ooe .has been developed. Yet obstructlonl11l8 -and lhJs lnclude3 sincerely dedicated and honestly motivated envlronmen- tall11ls -contend that nuclear fi111u on 111 loo risky. too costly. loo unreli able THEIR ur uumt•nls 1n court and be fore g overnme nt re · guJat.ors have bec>n devastating ly errecuve In dclaylnK, and in many places killing, plan:s for new nuclear plunts. The Wflll Street J ournal re cently reported that it 111 possible t o Rel :1 llcc>n'!e lo huil1J Jnrl operuh' u coul·firl'd P<>W<'r pl;.1ot in eight yeurs Hui bccttuw ur .J ll thP ht1~at 1on und rt·d laµt· 1t lakes 12 ycurs fur ·• nucleur powe r project Last month the s1luut1on was made worse when our govern mf'nl 's Nuclt•a r Regul ator y Commission IN flC> handed the cr1tlc11 some s1gn lf1canl am· munition. The NRC did NOT say that nuclear plonts wne unsafe. but by d 11rnvow1nJ( p art s of an cnrlicr saf«ty i.tudy the ('om- mh1s1on <'PrtainJy gave aid Md comfort to the atom 's en •mre!> and mud<' tht• li ceniu ng pro· ccdurt• t•ven more tedious and costly AMERICANS are conserving e nC'rJ!y EnNgy 1·onsumpt1on in the Umted Stalf'S lll th•· time or the Arub cmbury,c, hvf' .Y<'llrS ago was Jnrn·u"in)( 7 pNccnt per year Presently 1t rs 1nt'rca1ung h·1>-. thun :1111·rccnl rt·r year Hut 1( t hu; dcc:lme 1.•nc11uruJ(1· .. •>Ur n.1t1on tu rl'lard dt•vclop rrwnl of ulkrn:.il1v1• fuelb, rr1 1•v1l<Jblv w1· ht·1·11mt-ini·r('ai.ingly dt•µcndent on ~lroleum in cn •us1 ngly dept:ndent on foreign suppliers If I ht· product' r s of nur lear generntors 1n lh1· Unrted State .. urti presenlly prospering it rs on ly becuuist Lhcy are selling mos• o f t hPlr output ovrrseas - wh11 re backward government:. Jrt' moving toward ene rgy In dependence faster than we are. TflE •~UF:L pellet cons umed by a fa11t brc<'dcr reactor 111 half the.· s1u· o( an e raser on a pencil. -Yet thut tittle bitty nn or fuel will produce essenliu lly th1• sam1• amount or energy as thn°(' Ions o f coul or 12 barrels of orl or M)() galloni. or gasoline o r 7~.000 cubic re<.>t of natura l gas And really, 1t docsn 't b1L(' Look at History Before We Doom Orange County To the Ji.;dltor: The word "fo resight" and 1111 that this word connotates 11cem11 to have tx.-en tuckt.>d away under the covers or our d ictionaries, alonir with other words that once denoted wisdom and values. Surely the present Hoard of Supervlsol'll 111 aware that 50mc of our "rcat.e11l •nd ltrgest cities nre becoming bankrupt nnd ure turning into Rlaantlc 1ehellt>fl a11 the cities' forme r Inhabitants move out Into 11uburbla. • Had \he "powers" that were planned thlte clU" for Mure 1rowth, ind looked before tbey leaped, these events mt1ht nol have occurred. U>l '8 hope that future planner• have learn d from ~n· lack of experl ·nre. that they will plan well lo pre· vent future urban sprawl and, alto, that they will plan a.held for all new cttlee. WITH I.ACK or plannlng and over·1rowth, Oran1• County race1: 1 -Ove rcrowded Coney l1l1nd type beachea. 2 -Bumper to bumper tramc 3 Smotr I With a H((>nd Lot Ana•l• Jn 01"1n1e Couty In • the offlna. Ir Lo11 Anli(CIC!! 11ho uld 8UCt'eed In rf'habllltltllng UH:1r prf'senL city, will Los Angeles' amo.c v4'nJ11h., Without the Implementation or the Oreenbcll, Lit11una Beach I08C8 all identity and beC'omes a larger area's "Windo w to lhc Sea " With the Gre nbelt's Im· pie m entallon. th.-G rnt'nhc lt could be an 11ttrucllon both nlf t Ion ally and lnlcrnutlonally. a11 future planncrt1 In other <'Illes and nallOM view lt11 1m1>0rtance ln preventlnliC lhe rulnutlon of beauUluJ and unique clt1e11. and H a lllellNI of prevenUng over· mer1lnl urban sprawl. And wh1l about wild life' r per1e>nally prefer the occ1111onaJ odor of a corn-0red skunk to the conlinUOWJ and fore8eetble smell of •IDOi permaoHtly lnruclA!d on Oraqe County cltlaena by some money-mad Homo Sa· plen11, over-bullderw. and t0me lnveaton, who dlsreord the welf 1re of their fellow citizens, rutur• 11neraUons and the dettruct&On of our one• beauuruJ county, and who alto 1eem de· &e rmined to ftnlah do1troyln1 our planet. I reel conrtdenl th1t the honoruhlt> s upt•r v l'ors or I his coun ty will look 1nlo t ht·1r c rystal bull11 beforc: th •y lt•wp and lhut Uwy will dc•c1dc lh~t the re wUI bf> NO AJ.ISO Vlt:J01 <PLEASJt~.,> F.UNOR O/\VIS Od•~r lrrfl at loft• To the F:dltor /\me n t o your M n r <'h IK ed itorial about l)('Opl(' who m111 u11e apostror>ho1 and ripell potnto with an "e" on the t•nd' The thh1gs you 118l d hnv<' an noycd and lrr ltuted me for ~o Ion• May J add nnotht'r "Hrnw on "lt'b oor C'h1ufkur. Wt"rt' out o/ lf••·" the nerv(>s" .crour)" I n1f1•r lo lho11e penwrui who don't know ~nough w put tht-object of u prt·11 m1ltlon or vc•rb In lho OhJccl1 v1• ('lllit'. 111 d tllly convcrs ntlons lh<'St> J.(r:imrnotlc11l errors run rum llttnt <and I Oinch ), hut whl.'n thosl' In U1f' medw ttilt•vl:11ot1, radio :and yl.'S, 1>ven 1n th(' n•·w~pnp<'rs 8rf' ~u llt y l und th1•y 're auppo~t'd to ti\' proi.1 , lht>n I rN1lly 11 m n nnoyt'd To wit "f\4ttw('t•n you and I ," "Tht-comm1Ut-t~ thank,.d my hu11b•nct a nd I," f'f<'. And even Ourlnira Wultl•rs. wht•n 11h<> fm1t co nor hored ttw 1wtwork n1>w11. !4ald, "And now. for llurry and I , aOOdnli;iht fmm ARC." W~ll. Its' time for J lo boil rny potatoc. KAY PEC'AUT • Lf'tlt'" /rom rc~r1 an· WH'lco'™' Th«' nght to conden111 l11trra lo /1' lptirt• ar 1ffmnttd1 libel 11 rtHrwd Ltlftr• o/ JOO wordl cw '"' wm hft (ltllfll preferfftCfl. AU lfl""' m.wl lnclt.ldl ~'~ ....i ma&lin'" ad· dre" but"°"'" mo11 bt tOiihlwld on rtqWll t/ IM//ldnl ,..,... u op. parent.~,, will noc,,. '*""'1Md· .. , \ NATION li.mdl'f. Mwt:h 27, 1979 DA.LLY PILOT A'7 Ege COntaet Entranees Cult ~onverts Author Recalls First 'Capture' Yo1mg n Moon du r aplr Chnatophtr ,.:dword1 beC'Onv, m IWI a #C'1J• Jhort Wf't'Q of mlf'ftM ~fn!Ml lllOft, "eompl«'ll'lll nat>sen•1~t lo ms ""'' Mt "*lll' - tnrt/Wd o/ Ou.' ltOfU~ dl'f)l ntk'ttt Oft ,.,. ~·" /OT ,,., ew'lf mo~. r~ o1'd ultlft{l IO 11-or t un lolJ' to r•1toN' tht• ttvrld u.1\Ckr the 11hJC"W•' nUf' o/ tht-Rtt Sllll M 11ung Moon I n t~ J1-.'0fld o/ o /m~r p.1r1 ~1\4"t, Ut rrptt'd frnm h&1 book CltA1Y ,.'f>R WHI ,.:dimrdl d.-erstw>s flu ~catotM" morrk.'Tll u/ bt•mu tJC1m d!l<Un Vl'JOWOrt that bnwath tM ~m1LJn1,1 /ol'f'J and bohll IOftDJ 11/ hit /Wtl()n "'a m1l11 ~ (I :fJllltimcJlk rwn '"" sub1uguhon lo thr Cati.St' I By nuu:n-cwu t-:R t:ow 'Kos ~UO\J 1UA 'Wli'f''I 1 kneadt•d thl' dough ~•th ffi)' f1ng £1r~ working th..-thick pa:-.tr My h .. md. tnf<"t'led from swinging tht' unan'u1-oto11wd pll'I<. on tht• tr1ul. Wb securely band1tged and ..ablt' to hundlt' the i.ticky mixture suft>I) Together "1th J unll' .1 f1r:o.l "t•1•kt•r with long. blond braids and ao rnnol'l'llt look. I was prepa rang cookies for tht• cwnrn~ nw..al Ai. a ::.econd weeker. going on a thJrd wt•ckt•r I 11uturally frlt 1l my duly to Inmate this oewcomt>r lo Uoonvill~ .. YOU KNOW, J ANll-:, l 'VE ONLY bten tn the Family for two weeks. but I've decided to !>lay for a while. I've never s een so much love anywhere in my Ufe. And the PrinC'iples Well . I don't know if they're aJI true but I'm certainly going to C'heck them out. I hope you'll decide lO settle here, as I have. Why. God is in the trees and bushes here. God's even here in the cookie dough!" I pushed my fin~ers through the malleable dough, my hand emergin~ lo 'wave hello to Janie. She looked startled. then we both laughed I s miled to myself. My calculated use of body language had lured her, eased her fears, appealed to the sensuality that radiated from her round little body. Her pupils widened in res ponse as her arms pushed slowly through the hea vy dough. I KNEW I HAD HER NOW. This was my first capture, my first victory for Heavenly Father in the system t hat had conquered me. l had been trapped by Satan's world, so now I had lo be trapped for God, or so I bad been taught. I now lived to convert, to reproduce in others what had taken place in me. I was a good heavenly child. "Tweeeeee ! .. The whistle told me it was lime to stop work and pre pare for lecture. Since f had heard today's lecture several times before, l de· cided to stay behind and finish my baking. Renee hurried past, turned, and ran back toward me. "And what do you think you're doing, litUe boy?" .. WeU, uh, I'm finishing the cookies." .. Oh, no you don't. You're still a baby. You need to hear the lecture to sharpen your faith. Now. come on. I'll send Sheri in to finish the cookies . Hurry! They'r e a lre ady singing ... WhereuPon Renee grabbed my hand and pulled me toward the glass door. AS WE ENTERED THE BROTKERS' trailer, Edie motioned for us to join her group. During the next 15 minutes. we ran through five songs. • sta rting out slowly and softly working up to frenzied cres cendo. As we swayed back and forth in our circle. arms on each other's shoulders, we gazed deep into each other 's eyes. By studying the older members of the Family. l had learned bow they used their gaze to subjugate younger mem- bers. I turned to a confused first-weeker at my side, penetrating her eyes with the force within mine, then "sending" he r rocus of consciousness to another older Family member by shifting my gaze from her eyes to theirs. She automaticall y followed suit. her gaze direc ted by mine. :=:tJ• What an effective trick ttus " was! I noticed that a number of .. , other group members were us-:1 ing the same technique. eo.ruos BY TH E TI M E T ff E singing ritual was over. the group was burst- ing with energy, like human batteries, filled with a spiritual high that comes from "melting together like manhmallows." as Edie call ed it -an emo- tional high that virtually obliterates thought. As I looked around the room. I thought about how worthless, how undeserving I was, what a sin- ne r I had been all my life. how unworthy to com· municate with such holy people. Moses. the lecturer t hat afternoon. launched into an explanation of how the world bad failed Jesus, how the Israelites rejected him, how even John the Baptist failed him in his hour of need. Hall the audience, largely Jewish by birth, was wracked with tears. Moses writhed in agony as be retold the story of the crucifixion. AS MOSES MOANED ABOUT THE suffering or Jesus, I felt a sharp pain in my side, a heavy pressure on my chest , although nobody was touching me. I began to cry, my fists rolled up into balls. To hide my tears, l walked to the back of the room and turned around, only to see Moses staring at me . . . accusing me . . . .. But now J esus is dead and God is dead and the Creation is dead. We failed J esus, dear sweet J esus, and his loving Falher, lhe Lord our God. God bad the choice of saving His favorite son and letting humanity perish in Sat an's hands or sacrtftcing His son so you and I could be saved. He was cruclfi.ed for us and Satan claimed bis body, wracked and tortured. "So God asks once again that you follow Him, that you be prepared to follow Hia words. Join the J'amlly, come. back to God and be saved, join the crusade for the Lord orthe Second Advent. .. " I BEGAN TO WEAVE BACK AND forth, my body revolving from the hips. Suddenly, in an ecatatk flt I rabed my bands and lowered them. bowine to MOHS. I waa losing myself, swept away in the fremy, Just like the tell of the audience . . . ~afterward, I wu walking with Edie wbo 1aid, ''Cbrll, I could see that you were moved by tbe lec:ture. You're sucb a splrtt"al person, 10 open aac1 Mlllttift. You're 1olng to be a very strong broUaer. very brave and COW'a1eoua. But repent, repeat, I warn you. Repeat. or Satan wtlJ take you awa1 from us." Then, as I broke into a bro9d 1mile, Edie lialed with deuPt. . "Brothen and 1l1ten, l have an announce· mmt to make," sbe shouted! "Throuab paUmt ef· fort IDd beavenlJ peneve~ce. Chris has flnally abandoned hit old Ufe. Cbrla ta Reborn! Lit'• bear ltr lte·bora. Re-bom." I BLllllDD AND MADE THE proelameUcla I'd bnrd coua&a.. Umn from otben· "Brodlen and .....,.., I announce 1111 hUatiGe to atay aad u.. with die P'amU1 fonver. Tbll la wbere I beloaa. a place to teach and learn and a place to luvtt orw anothc-r Hefor<' I joined the t'£tmll y. I wa s wortbl('U, no 1t1'10d I drank. I mokt•d . l h•d h:cl ln1t1 toward womt>n l wu u rtibel, • :icatvengcr , a perH ltt' Hut ull lb1tt 's bctund me now. l can forat>t UM.'Jlaal I um r l•born tloor~y for lleavenly to'atht'r arn hooray for tht• llttu vtinly Kingdom , .. "ReJOl<'t'. th Lord 11J h •re' Ke JO I Ct, the Lord is ht'rt''" f>evernl mcmber:t chanted in unison. I Joln1•d In ~UJ(t•rty, ~lad to be u part of the group. I twlonJ(t-d somf'pluc.-ul hu.t , I was free lo e xpress m y Joy, frt"t• to touch u brother or sister with 10· noct-nN' f WUif lotully happy and free for the first t mw in fl\)' hrt• (;od, thunk You J l'SUS, thank you ~ t•hitchcd Edat>'s arm. cupped my hand to her l'i.r, Jnd wh111J>t'red . "gdu:. l feel the need for dt:t•p rl•pt•ntful 1>rayer . the hr:,l s uch prayer of my hf" May I µlc11i.c ~ ucused w go pray''" "Why, ct•rta1nly. brotht'r. Just be sure to come hack before we meet LO the large to'am1ly circle by thl' fin .. I S TOOD UP AND SCOOTED OFF toward the bills. hke a schoolboy on a gr ade school hike, the chllly wmd ripping through my thin plaid shirt as r ran. Skipping over to my favorite s pot, where the lapping waters sang the praises of God. I knelt in prayer, resting my elbows on the damp . hard earth. ha nds clasped togethe r on m y forehead. · Dean~st Heave nly Father ." l murmured ·'T hank You for answe ring my prayers. T hank You for guiding me to the Fa mily. Forgive me for killing J esus . forgive me Lord. for crucifying him !" MOMENT OF BEING 'BORN AGAIN' ECSTATIC EXPERIENCE 'Chris la Reborn! Let's Hear It! Re·born. Re-born.· As I stumbled bac k along the path, lhe serious - ness of my new commitment s uddenly struck me. I had entered another new world, a Brave New World of sorts, and there would be no way out. The screaming, the love-bombing, the tears. and, mostof all. the new Heavenly thjnking ... 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Dead bowt•d 10 blll•ncc. wt11 4entcnccd t o t'IHhl yt.•ur 1n J l)ruson for m aisll'rmrn<11n.: u $10 2 pi11hon bunk lhcrt lhc larl(cs l HI the nal111n '!> htblOr) lJ S ()11,t r1t·1 J udgt· M ult By rne 1m1>01>l·ll lht· 1>1•nh•n<'e Monday on Stunll•y Mark H1fkin Br.taK f.o SfH'alc Sl\CRl\M f:NTO 11\ I' l (iov Edmund Bro wn .Ir , who hui. li u i d h ,. 1 ' • • c· I 1, ' c r · ' t o Jnn o un C'l n ~ f or a 19110 f'tt•sidentlul btd, plum. to ny 111 New lfurnµ1>htrl' m•xt w1•1•k lh ll'!>ltfy for u buhrnc·t•d budgt·t mt'asure lhf'n• The Ol'mO<'r<tl1 t' 1-(ovc rnor i. 11rcss offlc·t• s<Jid Mnnduy that llrown would appt•:Jf" bt•fort.• u 11•.:l!•lati vc comm 1llc<" ht•aring April 2 in New ll<.im~sh1n .. Mol1W Cara~eled ~AN fo"ttANCJSCO CAP> A lhl·atcr owner canceled lht' •!'\Chcdull'CI run of "Boulevard Nig hts" :11> Muyor Dlannl' Tutledly, March 27 HUV PLO Detnonstration A P W1r-etttwle An u111dt:ntif1c cJ prolcslc1 ni1~cs hi!. fb l 1n dcf1a n cl' tt~ 200 -.vm1wth1wr:-. nH1rth('CI 1n front of lht· Lo!. Angell'., l·'••dl•ral Huildrng Monday , lollowmg the ~1gning of lh • 111 .. •at·t· I n•aly lid wt•en Eg_vpl c.incc1mcn:. from the AntarcllC'" werl' destroyed by a fire In u laboratory at the Scripps fnslitulio11 or Oceanol-(ruphy , u university 11pokc11woman su1d toduy. The blaze on thu ground Ooor al Hrttcr Hall broke out shortly after 10 p.m. Monday and was "~01ng •---_....,"Tft.•stem looked-for-fegitl--fJower today lo hall rilms suspectt->d of provoking v iolc n cu like the •tau.: st ylt· wounding of f1ve )t111ths ht•rt· Feds Drop 2nd Trial 1>relty good." when firefighll'ris u rrivcd. accordi!lg lo .Carole Califomsa ut San Diego police dis patche r. Scripps s pokeswoman Jackie .I a nkc said the la boratory wall gulled and al ll'as l t wo other roo m s at Ri lle r ll all . a t h rcc ·S tor y m :.i r inc• h 1ol11i,(y res earc h building . s uffcn·d l'Xl en sive s moke und watl'r <lama~<· Bob Hlunwnfl·ld, owne r of lhl' 1\lh.1mhra. :-.u1d he C'anccl<'d the film portrayin~ Chicano gun~ l 1h»;ly l1·~ 1•vl'n tho u g h his 1·1intnu:t guur:intel'd a seven-day rnn of lh1• film distributed hv War nl•r Urot.ht•r-. · lllotft"fl Raplff'd Sl\CHl\MENTO <A l'1 t)romptcd by lrun1un stu<knt ,, c.· t I v i L t l's . l h ,. C a I 1 for n 1 u •\i.i.emhly voted Monday to ai.k ConKr<•s!> lo deport fon·1gn..rs w ho hrc <Jk th e law during d1•01onstrnllons o r rims The rcs olullo n <·1tt:d •·~ •l~ target foreign nat1onah> .. wht1 riot or dt•mon s trutc 1n uny munn er l'Onlrar)' to law und 1ncons 1stc·nt with 11erm1!>s1bll' l:whav1or of g uests 1n the Unatt.'<.I Stutes." LOS ANGF.l.F:S !AP > ... cdernl protwcutor s huv1• decided not l(I see k :1 M.!co nd trial or Thomu~ llettig . one-time s tar or the "Luss1e " lclcv1s1on ~eries. on drug c·harge!> Rettig, 37 . and un associate. Cary Nowak of Oufhlo, N Y .. w e r e c·ha rgcd in 1975 w ith c·o n s piring t o i m port <'Oc aine from Peru 1n liqueur hollies . They wen· ron victcd und sentc nct·d l•> 51 :.i ycur.. 1 n J> r 1 ., o n I> u t t h u t conv1ct1on wui. overturned On appeal twcaUM' Of t1n illegal 11earch by narcoltcs agents. Dr Paul n uyton. :17. heucl 11f the• Scri pp~ (•cology group, said t h l' fire d<·:.lroyt.·d l\ntarc:t 1c spt•cimcns he c:o lt(·<·tt-d over a 10 year period, m 1crm1copes and sl'vcral "uni-i.u iti;" used for chving unde r the 1>0lur see cap f'lre Capt. Claudl· Bell su1d a bout 45 fi re figh tcr1> contained the bla:tt' 1n uhoul 20 minutes ut the world famo us occunographll' lllStttUtlOn Rell said nu 1nJuncs wen• repor t ed unct no da mugc ·e s timate w as av<11lulilc . An investigation into lhc cause was under way. · BUY ONE DINNER RT REGULAR PRICE AND GET THE SECOND ONE · FDR JUST •1.00 That's the special offer being made by Spires Restaurants In Irvine and Costa Mesa through April 15th, 1979. When you buy one of the four dinners shown below at the regular menu price, Spires wilt give you a second dinner for Just $1.00 m()(e ... served from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Both dinners must be the same and are not prepared for take-out. The SECOND DINNER FOR $1.00 offer Is good only al Spires Restaurants in Costs Mesa. 3129 Harbor Blvd .. and Irvine. MacArthur at San Diego Freeway, and pertains only to the dinners shown in this ad. All other menu items are at regular prices All dlnneis Include e ChOICG ot (t) flOOP, aalad, or 1omato 1u100 Vegetm>le Fronon tl'lea, hashed brown or rrlMhed po111oes. (Baked po1e10 0t rtce pllef tvtiilable from <4 to 9 p m I W.m roll end butter Brochettes of Beef First Dinner $3. 75 Second Dinner $1 .00 liver & Onions <ill;~ ~:ris~er $2.95 ~~~rd $1 .00 Breaded ~ Veal Steak (pure veal patty) first $ Dinner 3.35 Second Dinner $1 .DO Fish & Chips First $3 3S Dinner • Second Dinner $1 .DO S•rv•d from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. d•lly. S~ond Olnn•r tor 11.00 off•r good only at Splrfa RH1tur1nt1 In trvln• •nd Coat• MH•. COITAMEll 3129 Harbof Blvd. • I CALIFORNIA Youth Survives Ordeal Boy, 8 , Sleeps in Capsi~d Boat; 5 Dead MOltnO MAY CAPI WhH<· an 8·yes.r-<>ld boy 11h•pl In lht• <·nhin of u dl11ubled 22·fool c rul!ie boat. it cul)8lt<'C'I m hcuvy K ·nK, alonic with u Co1t11t (iua rd i.ux1llury crart thul wu 11tlempl101i Lo t.ow 1t to Hhorc The boy's brother und father Mod three other ntt'll were killed , a US Coui>tG u1trd 11pokeamant1ald Monday YOUNG K t :NNV LUIS. of (,;arutheri., slept 1n thl· u1>S1de down bout until it noat.cd to Rhore after tht.· trugedy early Sunday. When he c lambered out onto the beuch he found th.at onJy two or the cruil)e boat's rll'ven other passengers had isurv1v1~d. and tha t two coast Guard rcscuerli had nearly drowned tn lht.• 4.lt'('ldf'nl 500 re •t from s hore. "lie , from what I under:>la nd. hud bN·n ~lt't>ping 10 lht.• CllhlO through all this." CD"' r t>Rcuer lA:w11> K1lhon su1d Monday. o•· T llF. E IGHT P F.RSONS o n Serpu ''> plem.ure boat, the.> five.· confirmed deud were Manuel Luis. Sr . 39. 13 ycur old Munuel Luis J r ... ·e rnundo Sousa. 37. John l..t•<J I, flO, and Ec.lwurd Keehn, 62. all of Tulure llcups1zed400loSOOfcctoHsho re Some of the vic tims wcr1' was hed a short'. whtll• otheri, wNc p1ckcd up Sunday hy the Coust Guard Cutter Capt• lkdgt". offl <'ials said THI'; TWO Mf;N J\UOARIJ the Couist Guard uuxll1ary <'ntfl Gc-orS(e I fart. G9. or Ca yucos, and H1chard Cox. l.iO. of Morro ll••Y wen· not hurt l>CrlOUSly ''f'ltl lu1•ky to bt• hc•n ·" lfurt 11u1d Monday ''I wl'nl und<>r with lhl' boat I had on a life preserver and fmaJly manuged to work my w1Jy out .. It wus an awcsomt• thtnJ:," !>Utd Cox. c.idd mg "Wt• were only doin~ what the.• uuxiliary rloc11 <Jll over the coun try t'Vt.'ry doy " YOUNG LUIS Wl\S IN M•C'lus 1on Monllay With fril'nds m M11rro Buy and could not be re uc•hed for c:ommcnl Nobody would s ay l'Xactly whe re h • was U '')tdci. lht· l.u1i. hoy and Serpa, 44 year old l\llwrto S1lvtt of 'l'ulun· surv1v1•d the rups1zin~ of S<•q11.1 '!> l>Oat. I h· wui. l rcalt·d and rc lt•ased by dot·tori. ut !-itt•rru Vis ta lto')p1lal w S an Luss Oh1i.po Uut St·rpu , abo or Tulare, rcm;.i1ncct hm.p1talJ~cd Monday with pnl'UffifJnrn O RIGIN/\ LL\' IT WAS thought that th1· two houh had coll1d1•d , hut Coa~t Ciu:.ird Pl'lly Offl<'er 2nd Clas~ llclcn W<.tlt·r~ 1>Uld Mo nduy 1n Sun Tiro Turtles Wired CHULA VISTA <AP l The two herty fema les are adorned with eight-inch sonic beeperis glued to .. r of their ca lure. The green turtles wc ighsng 312 and 380 poundi. are being t racked by humans interested sn how for they migra te al sea, their adaptation to changing water temperatures and whether their numbers can grow. Zoologists at San Diego State Un1Vt!rs 1ty, who relea 11ed th'e t wo big turtles. say the re muy be 15 1n a colony using warm walers around a utility J>')wer plant PUBLIC NOTICE l'UeLIC NOTICE tn ,., <oro.n<e w11n t •lflorn1• 't\t1t COO. J())I, one"°'"'' IJl<IP"rly •JI I IM MHON r \itWlf bt w>tO "' Puoltc Ai.- hon lo \tthlf'r • Hvtit '"'"'" \ 11eri tor <.On"~n\4Uon of bf.Mrd utt ut .,.,. .. , Ae>ttl •. 191' 4'1 Pub4u Auit hC>f\ • c..r '" l<>rm•llonwu..w ,..,. Puotl\heO °'"°"'° l o.t\I 0 •111 11,101 M•rc11 ti. 1~19 P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE I •' Fr ancisco that those· reports were wrong. "1'hert> wertt four hit< breakers that htl th.: boa ls 1n suc<·c11sion," i.he 111ud, adding that thti boalK 110mcht>w hud found themselves inside lht• s urf Hn • whtll· the lkfut(t IJ trit!d to throw lf tow llnf' lo Serpa 's boat. She said an. invesligallon would bt• «onduclc.-d BAD. NEWS FROM SCHOOL? GRADES HOT ""1HAT THIY SHOULD 1 11 Our pr oven computerized tut o ri al program has h elp ed hundreds catch up and get a h ea d . It's fun. and 1t w ork s and at a s urpr1 s ngly rea sonable pr i ce Please ca ll f o r an a ppointment t o see our syst em a t w or k t·n --------.. ~J CE~T ER.n 1H B~5%L LEl1R~%~G 5H%Ll5~ 1525 MHe 'h..te Dr. l ftl. eo. .. MHe 557.5714 eho: Lehweod 211,630.6100 , .... Ve..tH 2tl /J77·1S61 Roger'slllllll .. •1111.......- introduces a new concept in plant care •.• for those who care too much! Pro mote• G ro wth ... 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J fl\l 'l ~hf<'llll' the m her bab1t-... h\•1 ~n.i~I!> lhou~h they may be Mkt'le tonb or mut1l•ted IOHAH of"" h . to ht•r Chi" Urt' and Jlway will lw. bt•aultful mihnit faces o( llUIOC" .. nt youth ll '8 h1,1th OIO\ lllj.I :rnd fru~ll JI 1111{ to Ooroth\ \lh-..111 t h1 p 't h11 ~ho ht•lp~ uuthorillt•' find the• t"><ltt•, 11< llllhhll\1-: ,11111 llllHth'tc•tl \l•UIW'lt'f ' as i.hl' •lutllt'h lht•tr p1dur,.., 111 ,, photo uthu1n s ht• k t't'P!i She• opt'"' 11 on ht>r klll•h1•n l11hl1• 1h1 'lllTH' IJ ble shl''s sut 111 ound "11 h 1i.1h1·1· to d1scu:-.i. lht• honJr,•1.1' 11f t'J"<t.' 'ht• ' been involved m SHE s~ua ... :~ "IT ll 11i.:ht hp wis h I w~rt• 111 lhl' p1l'lur1• bdur1• lht•\ w 1.• r e r a p e d . .., o cJ 11 m 1 / •' cl .1 n d murdered." shl' ... u,' 'I ht· 1,. .,, thin~ I ran do 1s hnd lhl' boJ\ .111d hnd the killer " · l'"or many. Pl>Y<'hu· phl'n11mena 1:s pure bunk Rut to a gro" Utt: oumtw1 of law enforcem1•111 o rf1 c 1als . 1t s sometimes a last and reasonable re s ort 1n a case where aJI else ha' failed. T wo years <tKO. Mr s A l l u.o n d e scr 1bt.•d th t> g ravesite of m1 :-.s 1ng 14 ·ytc•ar old Susan J acobs on lo S t aten l s land ALLISON Police. It was an oil drum lier killer was caught and convicted SHE ALSO "SAW" tht.• grave of 18-year o ld D e bbie K lin e o f Waynesboro, Pa .. and gave police a composite ske tch of he r k 1 lier. "When you know you haven't got vf'ry ~ood lead s and you want som ething. you t ry anything and ever ything," says Jim Durst. sheriff of Woodford County. lit llis department ha:-. u:-.ed a Former Official Says Cluuchill Envy of Nazis HAMBURG . Wes t Germany <AP> -A former Na zi official unde r Adolf Hitler s ays Si r Winston Churchill was "an unreachable mocjel" whose courage was.the envy or Nazi propaganda minister J oseph Goebbels. lo an article published by a local news paper, Albert Speer. the Nazi dictator's a rma ments minister. said Britain's wartime prime minister a nd HiUe r were alike in many ways, but there w e r e important dif· ferences SPEER, WHO SPENT 20 years 10 prison for war crimes, said that that "Churchill aJways knew how to s urround himself with aides who had maintained their independence. Not Hitler.·• He also said Goebbels en vied Churchill ror his wi lling n ess to personally ins pect t h e dama ge German planes did to Briti s h cities and h is ability to convey to the British peo- CHUi.CHILL ple th~avity of the s ituation "But despite all of Goebbels ' ef- forts , Hitler always stayed away from bombed-out cities," said Speer . Km.ER ALSO NEVER matched C hurc hill 's "Blood, S weal and Tears" speech after the British de- feat at Dunkirk, Speer said. "When l wrote my memoirs. I used to read a re w pages of Churchill every night to emulate the unreacha· ble model." Speer added h1rar,o .,..,c hu· 1n lht• un1101\1 ct murde• 1·.l!w of I ~> ""'r old Cuth) Turkt"1 who~w h111 nt hod ) " • ..,found 111 an abondonl'r on. but 1 hl• ,,., H hll l.irou~hl uut .,omt· mtf'• cM1111: r>01nl11 . ' he· :-..i v11 'To ,t,1rt "•th, Wt' dldnl 1•\t'll ~1vt• ht'r th1• 111~1· or ~111)·tl11111: l'IM· .1hout lht! '1rt1m stw to lcl U!> Stth .1Lort• Lul1<.·rput 11, u Nulll'y del•'dl\ 1• d1dn t hd11•\ 1· 111 1>i.Ydill' plwnonwnl1 un111 ht• 11lt't l\1r' Al Iii.on ft ' ot v1•rv !>t1 ungt• ft'l.·lmg th ~o up lo thlh wmnan unct tc•ll her whut I'm lclO~ing for and 'ht• 1h·i.<'r1be.!> the .1r1•a nnd 1t'' n11h1!> iJOcl mil t·!'> ,1\\<iy. he 'ays ·~ht' b found 20 m1 ... !>rnJ( or de 1·1.·d~ed pt•rson::, for us :.llll'C 1968. · Rut 1t dcwsn l eilWJ y:. work for th 1:. 54 ye"' 1 u Id gr t1 n d mother Chr"tm a s t<.:vt• Caµt .Jo:.eph Ko1en.tal·k uf the De!> t'la1nt.>s, 111., police called her to help find the body of 15·:year old Rooort Pic.!>l. SHE STUMBLED THROUGH 3 feel or ... now. drove over 1.000 miles 3 L 7 CJll/1 ll'"I! ~ ...... S..-..., .... WoM •oQ!hl> r- 'f'or Pete's sake Not whale I'm eating lunch '" Heroin Convict Plays Sentence and workt•d 18 hours a cluy st•arch1ng OSHAWA . O nt. i J\P) Rolling Stones for the boy She d1dn 'I find him g uitarist Keith Richard will serve rus sentence for Piest's body never was found, heroin possession on a concert stage here next but John Gacy Jr. was r harged with month. his 'murder and six others a fter the Richard will perform two show~ to benefit the remains of 29 bodi4'!s wt•re round at Canadian National lnstiluk for the Bland at the ANNOUNCES EFFECTIVE APAIL 1 SEVEN FLIGHTS DAILY BETWEEN ORANGE COUNTY AIAPOATANOSAN DIEGO(MONDAV THROUGH FRIDAY} ... _ LEAVE O ... NQE COUNTY •• 7 30AM 9 45 AM '12 55PM •• 205PM 'J·15PM 435PM • 8.00PM ARRIVE SANDIEQO 810AM 10.25AM 1.JSPM 245PM 4 lOPM 515PM 8;55PM 'tnd1ca1es servtce 10 Palomar1Carlsb8d •·Also opera I es weekends SMALL PA CKAGE AIRFREIGHT SERVICE AVAILABLE ON ALL FLIGHTS- ASK FOR SPEE DAIR SERVICE For Reserntions and Information Call 800·252·9181 Golden West Airlines Reservations or Your Local Travel Agent 714·979·8000 his hom<' S,500·seat Oshawa Civic Centre on April 22. pro "Tht· police gave me Robert's rooters and a spokesm an for lhe arena said ( ] coal lo hold." Mrs . Allison recalls. "I Richard, convicted in October of possession of ST/MULA TES like to hold something the person has heroin, was given a two-year suspt>nd ed sente nce l\l A I LBOX , touched when I'm looking. When I and orde red to perform the l>enef1t concert as a I__ '::·:::::::::::::::::::::,:.._ ________ _Jlllllilllllll touched this coat . I started to ilch. It condition of probation. was a wful. l 'm still taking medicine .--------------------------------------------------for those hives." . J\ signal from the grave? Who is to say. BUT KOZENZ/\CK doesn't Light- ly dismiss Mrs Allison 's try. "l don't think it was a good time for her to come he re," he says. "There was the snow and we were restricted whe re we could go on fool. "If you really believe in the psychic part of it. t hen you know that you're dealing wi~h. about 30 .victims things from all of them. Maybe that's why Dorothy had so muc h trouble." THE POLICE OFFICER r e- main s rather s kep tical of using psychics. but admits he doesn't dis- count il. In ract, he is using Carol Broman. a Chicago psychic, in a murder case. Dorothy Allison looks upon what she does as her life's work. She ac- cepts no payment from parents. onJy travel expenses. If parents can't af- ford to pay for hote ls, she'll stay in a policeman's home. The m other or a missing boy whose body she found once gave her a cake, she remembers . · "It said, ·we love you.· That's the kind of reward that's bea utiful." MRS. ALLISON'S involvement with missing children dates back 11 years . She awoke from a bad dream al 6 a .m. She had seen a little boy stuck in a pipe. The d ream stayed with her for a month. Finally, s he went to the Nutley police and described her dream. "The officer jumped orr his chair like a maniac and told me a little boy by that description was missing and believed drowned." Michael Kurcsics. the 5-year-old whose body was eventua lly found in a drainage pipe, is the first picture in her album of angels . She s ays the psychic gift is something ber mother had and her g randchild has. But Mrs. Allison doesn't like to talk about her family. fearing retaliation s ince s he's iden- tified murder suspects. AS FOR HERSELF, s he says, "I'm not afraid of a punk who kills kids. What burns me is that we care so much for the rights of killers. Well, did they read those little kids their Miranda rights before they cut their throats o r sla bbed them to death or sodomized them?" mu EX'l'RA EDRA The S6.88 TOP SIRLOIN' OI PRIME RIB DINNER Special Oflertaptftt ••nlll, ltn II< The W odd' s Fllst Miniature $20 Gold Piec~ . . SOLID 14 KARAT GOLD -ONLY $19.95 ' .. The Historic Providence Mint proudly announces the minting of the world's first miniature $20 Gold Piece in solid 14 karat gold • • . . . . You have a rare opportunity co possess the world's first miniature $20.00 Gold Piece in solid 14 karat gold . This coin is an exq uisite duplicate -minted in exactly the same manner as the first Saint Gaudens $20. 00 Gold Piece struck at the U.S. Mint in 1907. Every detail - even the delicate sc ulpture of the tiny wing feat1'ers is boldly defined . Carefully die struck in deep dimension , this truly magnificent coin highlights the unique Roman Numeral dates and the lustrous gold, mirror-like finish of Saint Gaudens original. Each of these magni- ficent $20.00 gold pieces is protectively housed in a plush collector's case . And every one is accompanied by an individually numbered Ccnificatc of Authenticity and a 30 day money- back guarantee. AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME! This fabulous $20.00 Gold Piece in solid 14 karat gold is available exclusively from the Historic Providence Mint . The price -for a limited tame only -is $19.9~. This price is • I guaranteed until May 15, 1979. However, due ·: to the rising gold market, we urge you to act ·: promptly. Send for your coin TODAY! 0#110 f/11chultio11s ef go/II'"'" sil111!r prius 011 tlN worlll lllMltet, : we ,.snw the right 10 withtlrt1t11 this offer 111 ""' ,;,,,., C11.rr-#11/ : Pritt is K"""'""hl o,,/y .,,tiJ M111 IJ, 1979. : r:------ -- - - - -------------- ------. : ''The Historic Providence Mint :: Dept. N OCP· 1, 222 Harrison St., Providence. R.l. 0290 I Pie w 'oC nd · GI I~ Kt. Niftiaru~ '20 Gold Pt~(\) ~r S l'J 11~ ~~th plus n < PCMca~ and Handling Enc~d find ch«lc or M 0 for 1oi1l 1moun1 dur S Pkbt char gr: 0 Banhmtricard IV1)a 0 M.imrch~rgc- 1 No . 1gn11u1r Stnd 10 Addrc " \ I . ' .. .. ... ' I '" • Al• twl.Y PILOT 11MCJ•Y. March 27 11119 ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS ' Mangers Backs Gifted Kids Service Plate of the Day By 0 ('. HUb"TINll~ Of tlle OlllW """' tuH A bill thut woul<J Sf't llllW t.mdard• ror th OI essnwlll of ~1fh>d t>tuldrt•11 1n California ha'I ht> n lnlroduf't"tt Ill thl• l.t•).'t'llutur.· by """'·mhlymun Otonnli. 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POLl('f:, Rt:SPONDING TO a n alarm al Swiss Vaults on July 9, 1977, found Carrano bound lo an overturned chair. lie lold invesligalors he had been 1.Jt..'CI uv by an a rmed intruder He said the intruder held him at gunpoint while unst.-en companions carted the $1.1 m1Jlion in precious metals from the storage vaulta. Carrano and fo'ullon were indicted on char~es of t heft and con~piracy by the Orange County Grand Jury lui;t year. An indictment 1s a formal charge against a JH>rson m ade by a grand jury. Jl does not indkate guilt or innocence C.Ounty' s Seµiors Slate Legal ~eet Orange County senior citizens are invited to a lunch and discussion or the legal rights of seniors April 5 in Santa Ana . The 11 :30 a .m . addre11s by Santa Ana a tlorney John A. Monkvic wlll be held al the Jerome Center. 726 S. Center St. MOKVIC'S TALK, ARRANGED through the Or ange County Bar Assoc1al1on, will be followed by a lunch offered for an optional donation to seniors age 60 and older. Reservations may be made by phoning Ruth Howze at the center, 541-9665. THE CENTER IS ONE of 31 federally financed Transportation, Lunch and Counseling <TLC) sites in the county. The TLC program offers lunches lo senior citizens at no cha rge, other than a donation from those who can afford it. Product Liability Law Talk Planned lrvtne Attorney Jack H. Clark will discuss pro- duct liability laws relatlna to the pacugmc in· dustry in an April 3 speech to members of the Orange County Society or Packaging and Handling En1lneen. The 6:30 p.m. dinner and 7:30 p.m . address la open to the public al $10 per dinner and reterva· UoM may be made bv &>honinl{ Vince Paehlano at <213) "2·1950 Monday lhrouah Wedne1day or 714.-.llM Thursday or Friday. Clark's address was arranged lhrouah the Oran1e County Bar AHociaUon. tEADS ABOVE THE RESTI ' SINCE 1894 .... .... . •• • ._ . .,... ..... Ctll....., ................. l11P1c•u11i. h1K bill n'lll•"lgntnl( <'ullforniu'i. Mt•ntall y G1ftM1 M1norh proNram oil it noon 11p1>t:11tclllf't• \1lur duy l>t•f11n· 11 ... Oranl(t' <'ounly Counc:tl of the C'ullrom1u l\MOl'IUliOn for llw C:1ftt1d Th(• 0t•(•n&1on wall lw un MGM mlni·confert"ncc .at Lu Qu111t.1 tllgh Sdwol, 1037:.' Md''addt!n /\ vc • \\ t·.,tmlr\.\t••r K97 9~. or 752 ~b'l • • • J . HARRIS P•:AN OF Newport Beach, the newly t'l<'<'t :<1 OranJ(e ,<;ounly t'hairmun for the Libertarian Party. sayi> hls firlil goal 1s to get voters of L1bcrlttru1n persuasion s1~ned up in Orunl(c <:ounty • • • i\~~t:MRI. Y MAN MAltlAN Ungeson, It Nt•wamrt Ht·11dl. hl.IY" 1thC' oppostis Governor Brown " p111111111ul to cunt"cl OrunJ¢c County''! 48 v1•ar c·onlral'l w1lh Uw 11tult• Ocputmcnt of to'orN1lry for hn· flt<htmg 1>t•rvu·1•1t 0 an, a public relations consultant, say, h11> party need s about 72.000 regis tered voters statc w1d In order lo quahfy for ,wrmanenl ballot 'ltatus alongside the Dcmocralif' and Re publican partu~IJ. ADDMUP A certified pubUc accountant. says lbomas Felman, is in busioes1i lo add them up. S ht• .. ,.y, lht· Brown pro1>o s 11I would 11hort1·h1111u1• OruoMt' County und ••l>Pt'ura to be• 11111ttvul1'CI hy n•u,011N thut un· more• i>0l1ltci.tl lhan jlr II f'llt•&.il Tht· NOVt•rnor annourwt•d the move ai. u meuns uf t•utl•n•l lh(• s talu puyroll M r1> fkrl(t·~on 11u1d u ht•ur111.: on the m atter twforc I.I sutwumnllll 'l' or lilt' /\Mwmbly W:J yb and M l'Ull~ t'uinm11t1•1• 1s Hf'hcdult-d rn about two wt·l•ki. Sht· plarl lo mJkl' ht•r 01>110i.1llon to the <:uvcrnor ~pl.in knvwn durin~ Uw hearing • • • N•:W Of'f 'IC.'•:1ts of lllc O<•mo<·rut1 c Women of Ora11~e County lll<'lufle Shirley Walton, president. 1;1nny Alt•mun, Vlt'l' prc1>1dt-nl . HO!icmary Clarke, t•orrt•KIJOndml( i.rt•rt'l;.iry , Kathy Uu<"hoz. recording "''t' retury, uncl (;a ii Chadwl('k, treusurer. Wonll'n lnterei.tcd in Joininic lhe Democratic organ1 1.at10n should call t'reMdent Walton at ~---- The purty's goal. he noted . lb lo reach thlit exalkd l)O)l1t1un in lime for the 1980 elt:ctions. * * • Al.I. SIX Of' Orange County'!. &ssemblymcn vot e d for iJ proposed '!lat e const1tul1onal amendment, SC/\ 2 hy s tcile Sen Alan Robbins. D Van Nuys, r estricting mandatory 8Chool busing , for integration The six includl' Democr ats Ot•nnt!> Mangen. of 1 luntangton Beut'h, Richa rd Hobinson of Santa Ana und (;het Wray of Gardt'n Grove, plu.\ Republican!. M :Jnan Bcrg(•i.on of Nc·w))Ort Bt>ach , Hoi.s Johnson of Fullerton and Bruce Ncstandc or Orange. * * * ~· ',.,. ,,,,,. ,,,.,,..._,, 'rvut tH,ur r '" l•Jt• t4• 4'11 ·I t our ""·--· co~u Mt \ .. 642-1753 •U•H••SMJrt 8h•d M1!o\10N v1r Jo49S-0401 Jm1 C:..fnlftO c,..,.,,, .. ,.. t\.,n D Frw •I A-.tr Plllw J A PR()(;ltAM ON Taiwan 1s planned for the April 12 hoard rneC'lang of the Orange County -;==::::DA==l=L:=-Y,..=...P....;t;..;;LOT_;:=~ f''edc ratwn of Hcpublicun Women. The me(•ting starL-; a t 10 a m. at the Cookbook CLASSIFIED ADS Restaurant in Tu!.lln All GOP women are invited 64 2-5678 ads encourage~ to s This one can help you save. Saving m oney ii-ea'ly at Firi.t federa l Savi n~s. We pay m.1ximum inlen:sl on in .. un.·J savin~i.. And <lff er a ho:-.l o f c u:-.tomcr :-.crvke:-.. S top h y i.onn. We want lo i;how yo u just how friendly a !'>avings in:,titutio n can hl'. SAVE WITH AN ACCOUNT THAT' J UST RIG HT FOR YOU. Type of A ccou nt 5.25% Re~ular A ccount 5.75% Bonus A ccount C urrent Annual Yield'· 5.39% Minimum Time Requirement One Day 5. 75% Certificate A ccount* 6.50% Certificate Account• 6. 7 5% Certificate A ccount• 7.50% Cer tificate A ccount+ 7. 7 5% Certificate A ccount• 8.00% Certificate A ccount• M o ney Market Certificate A ccount"' 5. 9 2"R1 5.92% 6.72% 6.98% 7.79% 8.06% 8.33% Weekly Quote:. Bnsed On U .. T-Bills •in accordance with Federal l'l'J:Ulationi., l.'.ertain fixed -re rm, fixcd-r,lll' .1u u unh m.1, \•ar;• 111 availability. ln the event of early withdrawal. there will be a ~uh,1.in11.1I inll·rc't n:ducri1111. ••Effective yicld1J ba~>d on dail y compoundini;, credited quarter!}. Three Month:-. Three Month, One Year 30 Months Four Year .. ix Years FAST, FRI ENDLY SERVICE SAVE YOU T I ME. HOME OWNERS RABBITT INS. Si.c.tHT 1914HAlllOa ILYD. COSTAMISA 541.5554 Courteous, efficient ~crvice i:-. ;mother important part of FirM f'cdcral Savi n~s. T h.u 's why we have l)me "very sp<:cial pt.'o plc" who chec k all of o ur offices cwrv month for . "a s mile at ('very window." T h('sc.: people. who~l' identilieb remain a st'l'fl't, pcrtorm actual transac tion:-. to evaluate telle r performance. Lat~r, eAtrd·courtcous e mployee:-. receive cash awards for a job wdl d o ne. With the&c "courtesy c heck-up!'>" Wt''rc takin~extra efforts ft.) try .md ~ive you the bc:-.t )>CfVice in town. Com e in and i,ec us today. t. IMPORTANT CUSTOMER 'ERVICES HELP YOU SAVE, TOO. Free Safe Ocpo:-.it Boxl'I\ ($1,000 Minimum Balance) free Travelers C heck:-. ($1,000 Minimum Balance) Free TruM Deed Collectio n ($1 ,000 Minimum Balance) w Free Mo n ey Orders (No Minimum Bala n ce) Free Pho tocopy crvicc (No Minimum Balance) Free Color l.D. Card (No Minimum Balance) Free Social Security Direct Deposit crvicc (No Minimum Balance) Free Telephone Transfer Service From Checking to avingb ($1,000 Minimum Balance) Free Notary crvice (No Minimum Ba lance) - "We want to give you the best service in town!" n~A~A~~ Costa Mesa Office Baker Near Harbor HOURS1 0.Uy 9AM.to 4PM. Friday IJAM to 6PM. Saturday 9AM to JPM. Ample fl'&IC p1rkln1. 1Clcphoo.: S49~9l41 for Information . ... . FSLic ......... .._ ... t ,. INSIDE : •Stocks •Comics s t J i ___ ·Mo--vi•s-·T••-•v1s1on ________________ inOr S .,1 ' r~.Moroh27 1979 OAJLYPILOT ~ . t Lopez Doesn't Act IJke a Superstar Infectious Smile, Warm Personality Maire Her a Gallery Favorite B ltOWAltD I .. HANI>\' Of,.,. D•lly 1'1194 ..... Sup.•r,tar :.t:1tus haN not Mf<'<'tt'd the ia•r:sonnblt• None l.e>i>t't ~ho r ht•cked 111 11t the Wo nu•n' t\1•mpt•r Opt'n h1•1utqunrtt•r" Jt Mt'Sil \'t'rdt• Country Club Monduy to p h.t)' in lhl~ ~et>k 's l.PGA lourn'6llll'llt t.oJ)('i. nftt>r .:rnntin~ Pt'rn1l:.'<ion for an interview, lcrt the cour:.c soon after rherkln~ in and said 'lht> would not Ph•Y unlit ltus mormn~ 1 ~eulhcr J)t!rmltllng 1 In a pracll<'l' round "I like to t!O out t•urht•r than usual to p ractice," l>hl' told the Oa1ly Pilot "That way I don 'l ha Vl· to ru1>h to get through and I can concentrate more " Pros at Work Members of the LPGA tour got in a bit of practice Monday for the Women's Kemper Open golf tournamen t at Mesa Verde CC . Above, a lone s pectator watc h es as Mary Lawren ce a nd Lori Nelson practice putting on the ninth green. At right, Judy Clark gets in some work on the driving range. :•: Kenftk [:::.UDEll'S ·:· ll'B1 ·.• RU F. IS l.IMITINC: tht• numb<'r or tournomC'nli. 1ohe will pluy 10 th1:1 ycur nnd 11 this l!t the• only t1mt· 'he wlll Jll:.1y thrl't• an u rnw ll1•1nu mart ll·d ho:. 11 lot lo do with ht•r dl'c11>111n anti h1~r fu tun• in ~oll will .1ho be uuaded hy her pcrsor111 l ltf1• "I w nl to pJa) U'I lon!l u, 1 earn but I ulso want lo h,1vf• c·hlhJr.-n." ~he 1>ayi. DOE.~ IT BOTlll':R llt:R lo bc an thc hmehghl <'On1>tunlly aod hu\<e l)COple ask1nf.? for autOE:raphi,, ne ws media people asking for interviews and all lht> other Uungs lhttl art! attendant with 1>uch status" 'I don't feel that people bother me, · 1the says with <'Omplete candor "I like people und having them around I feel they make ml' what I am and have ht>lped. But i.ometames. l like to be by myself. loo " Whe.r~ver she goes. either as Nancy lttw.. T~ Tee Ott Pro-Am Time ~bedule, Page 82 in bed by 10 · 30 and concentrate on golf l 'm not tired from being there because I didn't stay up late I didn't play the week before. either .. Her husband has returned to his JOb in the East and her fathe r. Dommgo, has gone home this week so she will be without her two chief advisors "My father 1s the only one I ever listen to." she says "lie taught me and he watches my putting and tells me little things 1 am doing wrong chances. rt helped. but he's not an avid golfer. I like it better that way." What was the biggest lh.ing that she I has gained out o r golf othe r lhdn mee~ng herhusband? ··A lot of e xperience in life for one thing." she says. "I feel really good about the way things have turned out be~ause all my life my dad has been my biggest supporte r. I reel the one way I can pay him back is by playing weU.jand winning And m aking him proud or me Lopez or as Nancy Mellon. she 1s recoitruzed "My husband 1T1m 1 and 1 had fun an Las Vef.?as because we got there th<' week before and saw all the 1>hows before lhe tournament. "WHEN I AM PLAYING, I hke to be "VES, MY HUSBAND did tell me that he knew I could do better than I was doing in Las Vt•gas lie told me I had better gel on the ball and take a few "Really. that's the main th.i ng I feel I have gained from golf a nd I am happy that I have been able to please him I am thankful to God t hat I met my <See LOP EZ, Page 82> Magic to Sp~re Johnson Too Much for Indiana St. SALT LAKE CITY 1AP 1 Th e Ma g i c Ma n . t:ar v 1n J o hnson . had played with bewitching grace. but there was magic to spare in his s mile as hl' sat down Lo talk about winnmg 1t all. There wa1> a basketball net hanging like a laurel around h1:-. neck. a nd nothing to do but savor the s weets or M 1ch1gan State 's NCAA basketball title IT WA.S JOHNSON who h:.id scored a game hi gh 24 point:-.. Joh nson who had pi cked ur) h1:-. fl ag~1ng teammates in lhl' second half. Johnson who had scored a crucial rour·pomt play. a nd. most or all. it was Johnson who sent Indiana Stale to •b first defeat in 34 game:. and the Spartans to their first national basketball championshi p The talk at the post -game news conference was or tactics and missed chances ; now the 1s p a r t a n s h a d d e r e n s e d •Sycamore All-American Larry Bi rd. what Gregory Kelser's foul .. trouble had meant to Michigan State. BUT THE RE WAS the Magic M a n s m1l1n g th at it-couldn 't·have· been·a ny-other . waysm.Jle. "The coach gave us a job lo do on Larry Bird and all we had lo do is go out and do it. He gave us a g r eat ~a m e plan .·· s aid Johnson. who g uarded Bird for part of the gam e. Keiser . J o hnson's teammate and off-court buddy. picked up h is fourth roul ea rly in the second half a nd the Spartans. h itting on only o n e giant cylinder instead or two. began to railer. "When Greg went out we tried to control the ball and take some lime off the clock." J ohnson said. "And by doing that we kind * * * Iarry Bird, Sycmnores Die Hard By WILLIAM GRIMSLEY Al' s.ec1a1 c ..... ...-111 SALT LAKE CITY. Utah AP> -They we re the team tha t nobody believed -a nd they died hard. None took it ha rder than the year 's most celebrated player. Larry Bird . after a s trong, aggressive Michigan State team crus hed Indiana State for the NCAA coll ege bas ketball champions hip Monday night 75.64, The 'Bird," as his Sycamore s upporters lovingly dubbed h1m. put up a credita ble fight. lashing oul with all or his 6·9, 215·p()Ulld strength, but m the end he had his feathers clipped by a swarm- ing Spartan defense . HE SCORED only 19 points - 10 below his season's average - and hit only one third of his sbots from the field ( 1 of 21. > a comparatively poor showing for t h e man rated the bes t a lt.around collegian of the decade. He was distraught afterward He s hunned the traditional post.game interview. After lhe final whis tle sounded , the "Bird." bl~ shoulders sagging and bowed, wenl to the bench and sat down. There he covered his blond bead with his mass ive hands - "hands big as toilet seats." according to DePaul Coach Ray Meyer -and later sobbed Into a towel. BILL RODGES. ndiana State'• rookie coach. a pologized publicly for his All America llar'a failure to fa ce lhe C8ee 81.aO, Pa1e BU or lost the momentum for a little while. So coach told me I had to take charge and do a lot more things on offense-So I hit .., couple or ba:.kcts and Gre~ came back 1n and Wl' got the iob done ·· KELSER llJT a Jump "hot and Johnson. fouled making a dunk. was awarded two fret: throws a nd mad(' the m both. giving M 1ch1gan State a 61 50 lead with 5 0 fl I {• rt a n d d r l' {' t I \' e I y s l:.immmg the door on Indiana St :.elt' :-com1.•b<Jck hopes. The hnal scort: "'as i5·64. the s ame 11 point mar~in Johnson hacj eslabhshcd "'1th h1:. four· point play. J o hn s o n 's <·oach, Jud lfegthcotc, put 1t this way · · T he Mag1r Man directed the show and we got good basketball oul or the rest or the team ... J ohnson . a 6-8 sophomore. had barely sat down when he was asked the question that "'ill continue to be asked in coming days . Will he turn immediately to professional basket ball or return to Michigan Slate m the fall? "Is th.is my last college game" I still don't know Am I going to apply for hardship'! I still don't know. When will I decide., Oh no, I've got lo e nJOY th11> fir:-t. The n 1 ·11 decide later. a couple of week~. I've ~ol a lot of time.'· APW~ VICTORY AND DEFEAT -Michigan State's Earvin "Magic '' Johnson trims the cords of victory <above), while Indjana State's Larry Bird sits it out followina MSU's victory in the NCAA championship game Monday. DAil V PILOf A Cap1uta A port From the World of Sport• R eport 'ay Will Bt~ Nt>w Morrison ... 08 t'rnm P Ollp1ttlM>~ S/\N JOSF. St.u1 M orr1'4>n 1 .. re tum1n11 lo m tht• lh11 vt•nll) or Soulht•m \ ahfornu• II\ ht•od tJa,._t·tball ('otu·h ti wu' rt•por1ffi Mumh1y O.tn llruby '')ort' td1tur or 'I ht San JoM• Mt•rt•ury , ~rott• thHt \iorn .. oo a 1m1·t1m,. l ~· a-,,.aatunt would ~ nutnt'(I l u••,du) J~ lh1• 'lit• •• ,,or ''' Hoh Ho)'tl who rdln-.1 I rum ttw SouUwm Cul )OIJ at tlw Plld ol """ VM!lt l'>t<1'"•"" Morn1..on ~111 kl"d undrr Hoy1t lv.11 )'t'lil' hi·fc>r•· ~uin~ t•1 th•• tlnl'•'l'PillV llf tht• P t1C'lf11· '"' lwutl Mn• h If., h1td ·• too ~ n···ord 1n 'W"'" '•••..orut ut I c 11• .i111l l1·1l lh1• l l•W" tu lhl• PJt'lfh Coa,1 l\lhll'h<' A-,')(wtulwn < h11mpluo .. h111 tt11' )l'lr Mom,,on rt" .. 11¢nt•d 11l l'u1·1l1r on '111rc•h I!> T ht· :lH Yt'llr old 1·01H h 11111 ,1•11 hui.k1•thall a l till' lln1vt·rM lt y of t 'allfo1 ru.1 urnl wu" u mnulw1 of th•· llt•;t1 ' N<'l\A 1·hump1111hhqi ti ••Ill uf l!J ltl NoOfflrial Word 0tt IJC~A JefJ I.OS .i\~G t-:1.f:S fo'tom all incJ1rnt111ns m l .. 111 v Brown fnrrr11•r C'OaC'h of th1· l)('nv<·r Nu~Rl'li-, wi ll h1•1·11 nw hNHi 111.111 fm ttw I JC'l..i\ Hru111-. But 111•1tht'r ht· 11111 th1· -.1'111101 14111 comnll'llt 1111 lht• 01Ulll'1 Mo~l cxpcct un annoum·t·mt·nl latn lh1, wt-.·k. wt·ll aht•lHI of tht• /\pr II 11 dt'lldl11w for hluh st•ht)<)I flthlt•lcs lo fill' lht•tr ll'ltc•r!'I 11( 1ntc•nt 111 all1•111J ,J C't•rta111 rollt·~t· Brown, JH, would !-.111·1·1•1,.J Gury ('u11n111uhum. who n:..,1~ned last Wl't'k urt1·r tw<1 M·oMmx all the Uru11111' hc~lJd coaC"h Cunninuharn ,.., cxr>N'l1·d lo tnkc :1n 1•xcc·ut1 v1· po:.1t1on with lht· sdwol Orown , from h1:. horn t• II\ Houldt•r, ('nlo .. i.uit.J hi"' had "a very cnjoyablt• visit w1tl1 tht• lJCf./\ pc•oplc a nd J'm :.tall w:ullng to hear from thc·m " ------QMof#tof tlw Da,,------. Philadelphia Ph1llle:.' rutC'ht•r Tim Mc('arver , on new tcummc.atc r c•tf' Rost·: "l'vC' hi•cn cntrhang with h im in th(' battl'r's box for a lot or ycar!l l\nd. bcllc•vc me, he doe:, :.mcll hk1· a man " ~ Rf ,,C?r• Caugllt 8r~ald•fl C•rl~ Catrher Thurman Mun8on, Outfielder Mlc:lu~y Rtn r11 and f1vc ol.hn pluyers have ht.>l·n Iii <.'aught br eaking <.'urfrw at a Tampu h<itc l 11wnl'd by Nt•w York Y ank<·<·s 11wncr Gt>e>rl(f' St~lnbrenner. The othcr µJu ycrs were idcnt1f1t:d as pitcher Ed flgaero•, first baseman Jim Spencer and three minor leaguers . . . The San Francisco Giants a nd the San [Jlcgo Padres will open lht• 1980 regular sea son aga ini-.t C'a ch othe r 10 J apan , t hu i.. m aking base t~_a ll h ii.l ory after g1t in1nf) approval of other National Leugue owne rs Monday . , . Junior Moon• bt•ltcd a grand s lam home run und Ch iC"ago touchc<I New York aC'c Ron Guidry for rune earned runs in less lhan four innings as the White Sox crushed the Yankees JJ .5 in exhibition ucllon ... Leon Roberti!' two·run single MUNSON capped a six run fourth·innlng rally and L.,ry Miibourne tripled twice to lead Seattle to an I J..1 win over .i\n zona Stale ... Mike Jor1ensen'H f1rRl home run of the spring gave the Texas Rangers a 2·1 victory over the Baltimore Orioles ... Jim Wohlford ond Ray Fosse belled two run ho mes ln a f o ur r u n f ourt h inning , po wering t hl' Milwa ukee Brewer s to a n 8 3 wan ove r the San Francisco Glanl's ... P1ul Dade '• one-0ut sing le in the 10th scored pinch ruMer Louis Deleon from second as the Cleveland Indians nippe d the Sun Diego Padres. 7 6 ... 8teve Davl8 ('Onllnued his bid to st lck with the Chicago Cubs as a uuhty Infielder by hitting an c ighth·lnning, two run hom er to beat the Seattle Mariners . . Lcft·honder Larry McWllllams pitched seven shutout Innings and Haak Small cracked a two-r un firsl·lnning home run as the l\Ua nta nravcs beat the Montreal Expos, 5·2 ... John Stearns drove In five runs with two homers and n single t.o lead the New York Mets to a 7.3 victory over Toronto ... Jerry Morales doubled In two runs a nd then scored on a two-out double by Steve Kf'mp to Ignite Detroit Lo a 4 3 win over Phlladelphl.i . . . J oe Nlekro, Gerry Wllaoa and Joe Samblto combmed for a four·hit shutout as Houston de feated Bo8ton, 3·0 ... D11rell Port.er belted a second·lnrung home run to give Kansas City a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh . Ol••ple C'om•ff fee E•ee• N••ed Fonner fede ral prosecutor Pau.I Zlffren has been n amed chairma n of the Lo11 Angclt-s • Olympic Organizing Committee and Pt!ter V. Ueb erroU1 waa named executive d l rertor Monday ... Joeepb Nedley, a starting offensive JJUard on the Temple University root.ball team. was killed and a nother man wounded In a fight out.aide a Phlladelphla bar. He wu ahot five limes at close ran~e ... Bobby Hull denies he Is considering relurfng to pro'feulooal hockey with the Chic.go Black Hawk• . . . GU PerreHH and a1ek o.dle)' scored 35 second.I •part with lets t.ha.n eight minutes rem aining to give Bulfa to a 4·2 N1llonal Hockey League victory over St. Louis . . . Bobby A.Weoa. wbo won a 40().mlle race at Wilkesboro, N.C. Sunday, h•• taken the lead ln NASCAR's Winston Cup 1tandln11 with 971 potnta, followed by Darrell Waltrtp (982), C1le Yarboreacla NUU. <932). ... , Pa,...a (823) and Douie AHi'" (817> ... The Rochester Lancers of the North American 8occer Le1aue hive algned One D'Errleo Lo 1 one.year pact. ~·-.. TV: No event.a 1cbeduled. aADIO: No •vt nta 1cbeduled. ........ , ....... Bueball -Doaen va. lletl al Vt ro Beach, 10:2$ 1.m .. KA.BC (790), An1ell va. MUwaukff al Sun City, Arll .• 11 :551.m .. KMPC (110). ~. MARK ANDERSON Voll yball's No. 1 Clai01 To Tritons Uy KO<a;R ('/\KLSON 04 Ille D•llf PllDI t.U.11 S.1n C:lemenle ll1gh 's Tritoni-. hnv1• labei1•d lh<'msclvcs as th1· C l fo' S1111lhl·r11 St.•c·laon ·~ No t volleyball ll•am anti tlw tt·urn lo ht·at for lhl' C Jf" 4 /\ C'lrnmp1ons h1p following an 1mpress1vf' 15 fi. Iii 14 victory ov<•r highly n·1~orllt•<l Nf'wp<>rt llurbor Monday n1~ht ul Marina lflgh Tht> VH'tory 1·n a hh·d th•• Tntoms to i;uccc·ssfully dcferld lhC'i r Or a ng!' C ount y Tournament champ1oni.h111 and 1t was done wtlh u flou ri~h TU E s o u ·ru C'O/\S T League rcpr1•Mmtol1vcs camt· out with un aitf.!rl'M•i v1• uttac·k that took Harbor out of its .:amt· 1n thl· rar:.t match and earned lhroul(h Lo a 13 fi lead 1n tht· 1tl·cond ~<11rw l11•fon· th•· Sullor.; rallied to tw th<• ua1111• al 14 Out 11 COUl)ll' uf :.p1k1·<; by /\II tournamt•11t st•lt•c lwn Tony MrGruw end"d th" i.u'\pcn~c und gavt• U1c drnmp10ni-.t11 r' to llw Tnlon!'. Io lhC' :..l•contl .: .J m•· lhl' Triton:.. g<1l J pair or "''rVH'I' aCl'' from M:.irk /\ncJPr:..011 and Jim (;lovt-r, in adcl1twn t1, twv other po1 nt·mak111.: :..pike!> ft om McGraw at the corrn:r. /\Nl>ER S ON d Is t 1nguii-.h1• d h 1 in s<· If us the tourney's mo11t vfl luahl · 1>laycr by a unanimous t hu1Cl'. "This wa1> d ch mtt:ly our best itamt' of tht· ~t>a:..on , .. su1d San Clemcnle Coach .J ac·k I vcrson "Mttrk got a l'llUJllt• or 8l'Cli when we nec<led lh\'m and I wa:.. really happy Lhc· way we played togclh<'r. We d id not have •• wt·ak link ir1 o ur t'll!hl deep hncup. , "I (('('I WE' outplayed Nt·wp<>rt, but w1• didn't blow them out W1•'ll sec Nt•wporl llarbor again. ut lht• lnglt·wood Tourname nt and 1n the CIF pluyorrs " IV F.RSON Al.SO F•~l.T lht.· fact Newport had to Jilay in the quarterfiouls lo gPl a t'rack at Laguna Beach m t ht' sem1fma ls played o part in lhe S uitors· defeat "I think Wl' playNl light," :..aid NewPort Co1ll'h Charlie Brande "We're an all junior team an<'nio rs. n ut we 'll tx· back. I g11ttrunt1•1• that." Sun Cle mente nt•vcr tra1k"<I in the first game. scoring the last (1 v l' pornts of th(' match. Nl•wport hnd a 5·1 lead In lhc :o,c•('ond game. but San Clemente narrowed it lo 6·5. then ran off «'lghl struil(ht pointi-. to tuke u J3 R lend THE SAILORS hattlcd back to tie ll at 14 be hind the ste rling play of Bill Yardley and Kevin Droke, but the c·hamp1oll.'I got the serve on un Ander son spike. then McOraw finished it off Sutton Displaying Midseason Form VERO BF.ACJI, Fla. <AP> Don Sutton pitched at two·hJl 2·0 shutout Monday beco mlna the flr1t Loa Anl(e les Ood1c r11' pitcher to go the distance this 1prlng aa bo beat the MiMeaota Twins . The veter an of 13 season1 with GOLF /VOLtLEY BALL /BASKETBALL ' . Golf Sehedale Celebs Play Wedneaday Nu ncy Lopez 1s schcdu1t.od to -,tart at 1i to WNlnc >;dtiy 10 the celebrity prO·tl m portion or thc Women's Ke mper Open golf tournament al Ml'su Vcrde Q>unty Club ln Cotta Met.a Wlth 18 cclcbrillcs lndudc·d in the rlc ld or 48 fivcsomcs J\11 early group will start ut 7 on both the nr.,t und lOt.h tees with ea rly s tarting times running through 8'50 when Silvia Bcrtolaccln1 ind Jane Blalock wiU l c off The hsl or cel ebrities Includes Fred Mac M urrny. Law re nce Welk. J oseph Ca mpanella. Clet ude Akin!-., Lawr~c(;utch con . llo wa rct Kt•c l. llar vt·y Korm an. IA.'i.lic Nielsen. Don Porter . Jim Simpson. H~bcct Colh ·rt. Hoscoc Tanner. Dt'nn1f.. Ra lston. f''rank Cady. Joe Conley, Charlci, L an" C1nd Bill M1m -. Mickey flooncy. originally In th<: r1d<1 . M:ratched from the tournament Monday C1ftcrnoon The 72·hole tournament will tx:~an Thur~day a nd run through Sunday. \Vornt>n's Kf•mper P ro.Am Wt•dnesd ay F irst Tee P ro Times J\lexuJtdra Reinhardt Vivian Brownlee Pam I (jggins Bonnie Lauer Susie Berning Amy Al cott Dale Lundqu1!..l Ba rbara Barrow J <in SlC'phC'nson Barbara Moxness I lollis StaC'y Silvia Bcrtolaccan1 .JoA nnc Carn<·r Ht•lh Dankl f><Jt Bradley Donna Caponi Young Nanc·y Lopt·1. Glonu Ehn·l Betty Burf cindt K athy Whitworth Jo Ann Wa~h<im Loui!i(.' nruc·c AllCl' Mlll<:r 7 1 · 10 7 20 7 :!O 7 40 7.50 H ij. 10 H 20 Ii 30 Ii '10 Ii ~'° 11 : :JO 11 10 11 50 Noon 12 )(J ii :w n ·:m 12 :10 12 50 I I · JO 10th Tee .1 anet Coles Lori Garbacz Cathy Mo rse Sandr a Spuzich J uli e Stanger BC'lh Solomon Vicki Fer~on Mary Dwyer Gall Tou~hin P1.·ggy Conlt!y Mardel Wilkins J ane Blalock Cathy Thompson St.1ndra Post Lynn Ada ms Sally Lillie Judy Hankin SCJnctra Palmer Penny Pulz L<Jur a Bau~h K <.lthy McMullen Uonna Horton Whtlt! M uric Breer Fro• Pa~ 81 BIRD, SYCAMORES. • • cus tomary post mort<.'m "When }OU play as hard an<J as anl.f'nsc•ly a:; L:irry has, and lose." lfodi.tes said . "you have to havt> c•m1,11on . l"or Larry, 1t wasn't Jll~l lhe end or a Rumc. It was lh4! end of a rurccr." ll also m urkE'd the dawn or a new cart'<'r. Now Bird ran siJ(n a contract possibly to the> millions as a pro 1n the National nasketball /\SSOC'l3t1on The noston Celtics prciwntly have his n ghts NEARLY J\N HOUK artcr th1t gam e, Indiana Slate's sporl1> infor mation dire <'lor . Ed Mc Kee, e m e q (t•d f rom lh•· locker room with a :sheet or miml'Ographed quotes from thf' dejected Player of tht' Y<'ar "They played very tough de fe nse." Bird arknowledged "The ball wouldn't drop for us a nd we mlssc:d too many free throw' . WC' gave th<• h1•sl we· had We JUht didn't h1 l the i.holl> ton11~ht." I t wa s a C'r u s hln g d isappointment for a tea m that wa11 an orphan a l the start of lhe season, (igured to finis h no ·better than fourth in Its own Missouri Valley Conference. Yet it proceedc<I to win a record 33 s traight games. confounding ell the• <'flllt's and thl' faint hcarll'd Bl'fon• lht• Sl'iJ:..On !'llUrll'd tht• lea rn lost its ht·ad M <Jl'h , Boh Kin~. who s uffcrt•<1 a heart alta<'k and Uodi.tt·i.. with no head rouch1nJ( t.'1<j:M>rit·n1·1·, was lhrust into the hn·ut'h TllF: S V C/\MOR t;S , unduuntt'CI, bc.:an bowhn.: ovt.or fO(' after foe but nobody look the m seriously .. /\ weak sC'heodulc " .. A on(' man tc'ttm " "The t·ountry's lurgC':.l h1Rh srhool " Som e or lhe Jabs carn c,'(f i-.lin~ n n d t• v t· n H 1 r d , l h e All·Am<·n con. was nol s aved rr om nhu s 1> li e b ec ame 1nfl('t'CSSlble to the prt'S!'i Indiana Stal<· continued its u n b <: a t<• n s t r <' a k w h II c t h c re('ogm zed powns U(' LA . North Carolina, Ouke. Mlch1~an State. Notre Oame :.uffcrcd lf>SS<'S IT WAS NOT until late an th1• 11eason that the team r ei.chcd the top of The Associated Pres~ poll g r udging ly 1n some quarters Rut they hung on a nd finis hed No I They were lht· only team 1n the NCAA Finul i''our wh1<'h hadn't los t al l<'as t five games F,....r,..-a1· LOPEZ ••• husband throug h nolr. too. But I feel like that wait ti planm·d thln.c. "HE INTF.RVIF.Wt;n ME 1n llcr11ht.'y, Pa tho firs t day I wu11 there and lh SJ\. 'Ii how I m1·t h l m . ' ' f I r h u " bu n d 1 s .1 tl'lev11non <·om menlt1lor In f'cnnsyl vurua. Does she pr<.>fer to be 10 front from th" start of a tournament or lo come from behind t.o win, and what ll> t tw hc:.l part of h •1 gaml'? "I don't mind being ahcud but I hkc 1l l)(•ttcr when I can com1• fro m ht.•hind ," s he say -. "Thcrt•'11 mon· 1>r<•ssurc on you to i>tay 1n front when you !(ct tht•rt· 1•<1rly, C'vcn with a four o r five stroke lcud .. , t'E t:r. I A M prelly <'Ons1stc•nt right now hut I could use somt' work on my ti hort ~amc. I h"t.•I I am putt in.: v1·1 y well now and thJt ht:llJS " S h e d oei>n 't think about winning r1vc in a row hkc sht• did a year ago but C'urrently sht• h a s w o n t h <' I a x t t w 11 tournaments an wtur h !>h<' hu.., play<'d. But superstar status or not Nancy f,opc7. will always bav1· that 1nl1•ctious s mile and liltl•· f(lri pcrsonuhty that mak1•s ht·r ;i g a lle r y favorite 1n t•vt:r y tournament /\nd he r golr bw1ng does the r<'Sl Angel Hurlers 'lbrottle. A's SCOTTSDALE, Ariz IAl'I Chris Knapp a nd Jim karr combined for a thr<:t"h1t shutout Monday as lht: California Angel~ drubbed the Oaklund A':.,, ~I Knapp, who :illowt•d lhn ·" s ingles ovt'r M·vcn 1r1n1ngs, ha~ ont· of th<.' moi-.t 1 rn pr<:bsl vi· I> I I c h I n g r l' l' () rd .. () f l h I' l' x h I b I l I 0 n b c a :.. 0 n . Th I' righl·hand<•r ha!> allowed onl y one run an hi!> lust 17 11in1ngs. Oan l''ord wtt' lh1• /\nJi<•h ' h 1 t t 1 n g s l a r a g a 1 n s l ll 1 1· k I.a ng:.ford and two other .i\ ·., pitchers, open111g th<: :..c·oran.: with a two-run hum<: run in lht· set·ond innrng and driving rn u third run with u i.ingle rn lht: ninth. Urrnn Downing doubled 111 the s•co n d befor e Ford homerPd f"ord anli Downmg had thrl't hits apltH'l'. acr ountanl( for hall t he Angels 12 hit..-. Mills' 57-9 Sparks Uni Ke vin Mill s had n S7 ·9 e ffort rn lh<' s hot put and u t71 7 mark in the d1st'us to lt•ad th1• lJn1 vc·rs1t y fhgh Tro1ah.'4 lo a 77.59 Soolh Coast League Lr.1C'k anti f11•1<t victo ry over F:I To ro Monday afternoon In anoll11•r m1't'I. .lay Thon.c·n had a high JUmp 1·fft>rt 11( Ii O·•,. l•1 I II' for f1n.t pla('t• hut has Laguna B c• a <' h A r l 1 ., t t " 11 m rn :1 I l' '4 dropj)('d a !J..1' • :1><•,. Sra Vu·w l.1·~1gue dec11i1011 l<i CJµ1slrano Valley. llay lon l\rah<· won 1tw too 111111 220 a nd w.1 -. th1 rcl in Liii' l111lg Jump for Luguno Bcut'11. DON'T MISS THE WOMEN'S KEMPER OPEN PRO-AM MAR28 the Dod1era retired the flnt IS --------- b1lter1 In orde r . lie walked Josep h Campan ella Howard Kee l Harvey Korman Butch Wyne1ar to lead off the..----------.. alxth and then 1ave up hill fl rst hlt1 a clean 1lngle to r•1bt by Booby R•ndall. The onJ y other Minnesota hit wH a one.out 11ln1Je n the n i nth by Roy Sm•lley. Fred MacMurra y L I • N . J Cl•ud~ .4/tins €5 Je /€ sen \t,11111 NIK\ "Moving-On" lob Cnlb.rt GWC: Romps; Gaaehos Fall Roscoe Tann er St.•r ul "1 lw Yn11ng and the R1.·~1/1'\) .. Jot (onlf'y Jerry Vale .. ,i.: •• 111 ·11w\o\ .. '''"'". rrank Meras bit bl• 1l1th home nm ot the 1eaeon wttb 1 t.amma&e aboard In the tb1rd 1--. to lead UM Golden Weet Coll••• Ru1Uera to a 1·2 louua.rn Callfonala Conference bu1W vid«J over bolt IM Aa1ea. City Colle1• Monday h .. Ml~OJlf t rtnet ••••· llOlt ell dropped a 1 .. 1 ""6d to loatJlweltem. Ooldea WHt captured It• •l181t11 eoafereaee decl1lon •l•ln•l thrH IOHH wbtle pHvkuly undef,attd Cypreaa Coll111 WH lo1ln1 to LA Harbor. TM RuaU.n art all.II two 1amet bebiad tbe leaden in the elrcull 1tandl.n1•. 1•11 Heathcock wu the wlnnlnt pitche r for owe. brtn1lnl h1I record lO a.a for lh• year. lfe struck out 10 and allowed ltll hill tn ei1ht lanlnp wttb no wlllla. Tim 1 .... Joe Wem.U. ueti Brtan Detrotlers all had two bJta for Coach Fred Hoover'11 Ruatlen. On the brlthl a tde for Saddleback, Stev• Curoll, Mark Stowell ud Doul FrllJ each bad two hita wlUl S&ow•.!11 and Jl'rita each 1cittln1 • double. Thia trio aho ll1urtd tn th• only 81ddl1back run. Carroll and -ttow.U ...... aacl.f'r.ib -tbe t run acrou on an lofteld out. / °"" .... Daly ...... ,...,, .... ..... ....... 1n,.. ..... .............. , ... ..,,.., ·DAILY PILOT ' . ---------• ' . . W lk And m11ny mor• urpris•. Lawrence e ~ .. V•r<h ncmlry Club C0tl• Mtu, C.4 Tlmts •v•iub~ ., thf' '"''" ... ...,.,. K.,,,,,., ()pM M•rclt 2'flt thru April ,,, (:::1uae111 : :: Kl!llftll ·•• lftl1 ·.• ---- ) FOR THE RECORD I BOATING i'Q() tt1_,,..,r /X';.Ort: 1Jfe rurt l?f'i · p;, TV Jl:AM: >JI. ~. l Wul P -1 r l~JU) 1 r~11r re. ~,., ' 1f'#1K,"7 >'J //'{ ff ,fTE ~ • c.~P~ fl' "lrl .,.., l.''V.:> -'I> '• I c;Q~TIN .. 't It> •._'(' +' fft{' t$1. ic • H .c•,r Iii :.,1;1. U > f,I! Pe//Fll.)I' ""• (~'IN1't~ . "' SK//.1-W~N l' to 11t ·"' ·~ -IT lht i~T • Uni 10ps lrvi1ie; Mate r D ei Wins Jim Hobcrts b('ltl'd a two run homer 10 lht· ~venth innin~ lo hl'lp l'nl\'t•r-.1l y lltgh':-. TroJ<..tn'> defeat Irvine ll1gh. 8-5. 111 S<:a ~·1cw League baseball action Monday aflcrnoon. In nn Angelus League g11mt" M:.atcr De 1., Monarchs broke a lll' with Mnglc run~ in the fifth and s ixth inning:-. lo han<l v1!)1lin~ Bis hop Montgomery a 6-4 defe11t. UNIVERSITY 'S TROJ.\NS m oved to a seemingly romfortablc 8 1 lead going into the bottom of the seventh. then had to hold off an I rv1ne rally lo win. I r vme scored four limes in the bottom of the final frame. Roberts, in addition to his home run. also had :1 double and a single in three trips to the plate for the Trojans Andy Odden was two·for -four for Irvine including a doubll' and single. Duve Langmadc \ was the winning pitcher for University bringing his record to I 3 for the season. DAN SOTTOSANTI, a sophomore. went all the way on th<' mound for Mater De1 in posting lhl' \.\i n. It wus his ~N·ond victory of the year Tom Batnt' drove 1n the winning run in the fi fth inni ng with :.i triple with Pete Reali gelling two-for four <1nd an HBr GWC's Anderson Tosses No-hitter F'resflman Julie Anderson pitched a no·hitter and the Golden West College women's softball team exploded for 13 runs in defeating Santa Monica City College, 13-0, in Southern California Conforence action Monday Anderson's no-hitter was her first at Golden West and is the second this season for Coach Judi Garman's staff. Cindee Secrist had one earlie r. Anderson is now 5· l for the year as the Rustlers improved their season record to 18·2 with lhe victory. In a Sea View League high school game, Costa Mesa's Mu tangs defeated host San Clemente, 6·2. Golf Tourney on TV NBC tChannel 4 ) will televise the fin al two rounds of the Wom en 's Kemper Open golf tournament at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa Saturday and Sunday. Air time Saturday will be l2:30 to 2 and on Sunday from 11 to 1 with Jim Simpson and Carol Mann serving as co-hosts. • SAVE 175-13 175·14 ........ . 185-14 ...... .. 195-14 ........ . 205·1 ............ "·" 215-14 .......• ···"·" 205-15 ......... 61.tt 215-15 .......... "·" 2215-15 11.ff 15 155·12 ......... SJU , .. 5-13 ..... -... 2t.t 165·13 ........ JJ.t 165·13 .......... )7. 175-13 ..... 165-1 ............ 41. 175-1 ............ 4J. 185·1 ............ 46. 175-70-13 •••••• 4J. 185-70-13 .•.... 46. I' I! 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Curt•~ f/I ttnO • 1 •mitrqo, L1tlle1011n 111 C•ldwell, Ste•n Ill. C•rroll Ill, C...lit\>O 191 •n<I Fo\-.e, Yo\I 101 w C•ldwell l Na\\U HR\ M1lw.tu kH , WohlfOtO, Fol ... -y. HISlt! Al S•r•toto, "'"· New York CAI 100 000 130 S 8 1 Chtc1t9<1 IAI OSI •01 00• 11 8 l C.uoary O..w1\ l•I ana Munson, C.ul<Hn If I Worll'ldm. AoO•nson l•t P•Ztk 111 L•Grow 141 •n110 19J ano flOchy w -J. Nlel.ro. L-Eoerslu HR•-HOUSIOI\. Cruz. Howe AIMl .... I luu 000 000 001 -1 • 1 8•1t1more 000 000 001-1 9 o F•rmt r, O.rw1n 1•1, Lyle Ill •nd SwnaberQ. Roo.-rl\ 111. O M•rt1ntt, SlOOd•rO lei. St•nnou .. 191 ""° Sk•QQS· W Lylt t.-Sl<1nhou ... HR Te,.•>. Jor09nsen Al ltnl ... ,A,.L SU llle ··e" 000 OOJ 070 II IJ 1 Arl1orw Stale 000 010 010 J 9 1 Honeycutl. Ra wley <•l •na CO•. tt.twk, ... h.rn <••. Jon~• •• ,, H<tQQttlY Cl l, R•naolph 1'1 '"d Eiler. w -11onev,u11. L-Holwk. CO\.t.EGE Sen OttQO St. 1 10, Cal Lutneren J-0 use 11 ArmyO 1u-.1ae t11v1tat1.,,a1 or._ 1. Or•• Rooerl\ s 8r19h•m YOUll9 10. ln<11an• J ArMy •• 0r .. Rooert\ s UC Rtvtr\t0..4, Su111e J MA•M •• UC Riw..-slde l JUNIOR COLLEGE ~ Wfft t :U C:lty I G<>lden Wtt1 111 400 001 -~ II 1 LA Clh 010 000 010-l • 2 Ht •thcoc:•. Ouarnunason (91 •no G•ll. Jonnson 111 PH1, J.cU~• t•1. ano J.,..., Sltwart 171 W-Hlh<.OC:k L-PMi. HR M.,a&, Goldtfl W•st, Stew•r1 t.A City. S-bwn-.t 10, W<Nl .... Ck 1 Southwestern 000 960 OCM 10 1J o Saooleb..:11 100 000 000-1 1 o Pryce end RlQOon. Wooaheeo. O !Mill•••n 01, EnQle 191. 0 OonMll n1 •na Welt. w -Prvte 1.-Wooahe•a HR. Sch•noer. Soull>•e>tern SOUTMERN<:ALC:ON~ERENC:E !>ent• Monie. 9, I.A SoulhWHI • c;o10.n WHt t, t.Acc 2 LA HarOOt '· CYP"•H s SOUTH C:OAST C:ONllERENC:E Mt San Antonio 13. S.n Ole90 Mew I MIOMSCHOOt. u111v ... .ity e, ,,.,,,,. s Un1vtrt1ty 000 103 3-t 11 1 lfV•n• ooo 100 •-s o 4 Lan9rneoe •nd R001nson Ceporu>C10, LH n<:ho<k 111 -W•llors. W-L•nvmea.. L-Ceporvscto. HR. Rooerts, Un1wer\lly, Me• Del 6, •1Mlefl M4Nl'98mer, 4 8iSllOP Montgomery 010 120 0-4 S M.l ter Oe• 020 111 " -• • Newville, Romero t?I en<! B•uMQArW Sollosanll •I'd 5'1> .. oer W-Sotlou nh L-Romero. STANDINGS SEA VIEW LEAGUE CorON Ott "'-' Coll• Mew ESlan<le Et Joro Ulli,,.rslly lr'tlM SUNHT LEAGUE Hu11t11'9ton 9Hcll Edltoft l"OIWllllnVe1..-, lff•llOn HMbo< Wutml~t.,. MMl11e W L Ot s 0 • I J 2 l l 1 0 1 7 J W L G• 4 I 3 l I l l I l l , l 3 , I 4 ) SOUTH COA.U L•AOUI: Ml\\1411\ lltt jO ~"'''"-'• C.aol\tt•no v.11., L"'laulle Hiik Uel\e Hill• L ev;in• liNc.tl l.M~tlla LIAOUI I O\ A••m•IO\ ......... L1><11• ( tSlr•\\ ~n.-.cit Otunv- MEN Mi.II Sc-.1 w \ I J I I I w J 0 L o a 0 1 J J • • L QI • J', c;.,,,,,_ V•lle' ... ~. Utllll.t lot< II Ml110 100 I ,..,_ IL8t 10 4, l Oty•nl 1(.VI. J St-11 ICVI JlO I Art!:. ll 8 1 U I, 1 Se•oll ICVI 24 0. l R11\ CCVI 1' J 4'0 I Sew<!ll ICVI Sl I 1 Cl•rk IL8 • )1 \ J 01"'-9000 ICVI S2' llllO 1 Wlo~na tCY I , 1)4 0, 1 l"OQ.trty tCYl1 044 l H~tdllB17 08 0 Milt-I FGQ¥1y ICVI 4 )91, l W1t9<1N1 •CY•4 l'il J Cotml>b*lltC\11 4 )99 2 M•lo I Stww tL81 10 10.0, 1 WllO..r tCVI 10 )09 l A.01nq1on !CVI 11 090 l?OHH I 1 l'IOr~n IL81 I& 4, J G••tw\ ICYll•l,l F•trtl°"9!\fC.Vll7 t J)OLH I. C.a•~· ((VI '7 I 1 Tno<wn IL810I l Ptlltr'll>n IClll 411 H O rel•y t C.Opostr•no Valltv O • Mile r•l•y 1 (Apl\treno V•lley 4 JI • HJ 1 Wt'11111ta •CVI, Tnors.n ILBl ..0 .. J Pttw•v ILBI s. lJ I L..twrante (CV I 19 S 1 Jenkui. 1CV1 19 2 1 Ar•bl' (L811811 I J I L•wranu IClll 41 4 C•>'40Y tCV I 4o.o J Petway ILBI 36-S PV -1. F~·rc~n ICVI IU. l MtGaVOC:k fL81 12 ... l Brot~m.on IL8 1 t1 0 SP I IMt'\ ICVI .,.,,.,, 1 Sweeny •CVI •otl'-,l Ja<-tLBl •W vt 01 1. Cltrll fl81 tSW I 2 81n1ty •LU• tl6-0 l. S-ny !CVI 13'-0 Ultl,,.nlty 11, El Toro St 100 I Steele tETI 10 /, l Bakt• tET 1 •O 9. 1 St1od9ra\\ IU 1 11.0 110 I ~'cl\\ IVI 2J • 1 human 1Ut H q l Sletle t ET I 7• 1 4'0-1 Truman tUI )J o, l. Vor~ 1Ell, J Bolltn IE n 880 I. OVvall IE TI 1 OJ.•. l 8t<klord IU I 1 1)4 1. l G100> II: Tl 1 04 8 Mole-I O..vall IETI 4 J1 I, 1 Crvmle1 IVI • JS q 3 W•ll1r>Q IUI •JI•· 1 Mile I Ja<~..on IVI 10 "0. 2 M•rt1n Ul tO 16 •, 3 Oal1eil tUI IU II•. 110HH 1 O•ck tE Tll•0.2 K1mOlt lVI "' J 8ruwn1Ef1t•• J30LH t Brown •( T 1 41 0, 1 Mille• !Ut "1 l. K1m1>1e tU•" • "O relay t El roro 4S • Mlle r~l"Y I Un1vt,.1ly J 3' I HJ I "'"'_, IUI s 10.' 8urn• Er I \4 ) M<F•OO..n IE I 1 S·& L J I McKc.>n11e IE fl 19·0. 1 rno ...... (UI 18·11, J lU<ol lEll 18 • 'J I lnomti IUI )9 10, 1 All\lon IU• J9 J l Luc• t Er I 38-3 PV-1 Flynn IE I I 11·0, 1 Mt<e• •Ut 11-&, l. Cu1wtO<d IETI 11 0 SP I Mill\ IUI S/ 9, 2. O•lm•n IUI 4*· IV>; 3 O\Anoal• CE r I 01 _, Mills IUI ''" I Orlman IU• tS9 I , l MtlGl\tll IET 1 WOMEN C•1111tr-¥alley '1, t.aQllA• •uch 41 IOO-O<l8u\k ICVI 11.9, 120-ICtlOOUt',,.. 1L8 1 11 4 , 440 T.i.r>nwr ((VI 1'07-•. HO-Zepeda ICY I 2. 73 0, M•l•-Z•oe•• tCVI S lS.O. l Mile 8ernth ILBI 17 09.0, 110 L H-8 dkt" I CVI 1',0 , '40 ••le'f-C:•Plst r•no Valley Sl.8 , Mile r1t1.i.y -c a o••tr•no V•ll•Y' • .11 >. HJ-KllbOurne CLBI o-4; t.J-B•ker ICVI IS ·•• S P -P o w e ll CC II I 2S·1V., 0 T-Co<covetos t LB I ... S. Et Toro '1, U1t1v•rslly 41 100-S.elar IE TI 12 0 720 S1t1t• t E 11 ,, '· •40-Plumer IUI I o:l.I . 980-Sture tU• 7 ?•.•; Mile Slolpe I U I S U •; 2 Mllt-S1>"1n IUI 11.22.1. llOLH-M1lle IUI IS.9. H O r e tav El Toro 57 /, M lle relity-Un1verslly • 11.1, HJ-Cl.,k \.0, LJ Sitler CET1 ISO,,.; SP-Shoem'"'"' •El 132·7. OT-Mill\ IU1'11·•· ~ >· Nc:AA TOUltNAMENT c: ............. , M1<h1 .. 11SUie1751 IOMlttlWI Sl•I• IMI It II IP It It Ip B•ko••ch 1 J./ ) Miiey o 0.1 o K~her I S6 I~ C.llDerl 1 ~ 4 ,,..,,,,, ) I ' I 81ra I S-8 ,. Donnelly s S.e IS NICU I u 11 Jonnson • 1-10 1• Reeo 4 0-0 8 lloncent 1 1-1 s Huton • 1 l 10 Gontalel 0 0-0 0 Sl•ley t 0-1 • LQllQ.iker o 0-0 o Nemco 1 0-0 1 Tot•" 7• 2J.lJ JS Total\ 2110-21 M H•llt1me; M1Ch1Qaft Sl411t, ll-2t Totifl fouls· Mich19<ffl S1'19 19, Indian• St•te 24, l"oulect out. O..•••• 1Mo<h•~n St•I• I. Nl(kS llndlarta Sla te I: Te<M1c•• tou•· B•rcl 11n a 1.in• St•••• At1en<1ance-1s.4IO C:Otllolitll.,, DtP..,1 l'•I p.,.rttylvMla Ct'J> It It '' It It t• W•lk•n\ 1 .. s II Proc• 14 ).4 )I Agulf•• 10 1'·1S 34 Sm1t1> a 0-l •• Mll<l\tm l W 11 W1>11e 1 o.o • BrMl~h•w 2 •-S 8 !>.Iller\ • 0-0 I G•rl•n<I • 4-• 21 Wllll\ S ._S 14 M<Guire o 0-0 o L11tsen 7 0-0 • N11!1IH 0 1•1 1 Ro'~ 1 U 1 Maaey 0 1-2 I Hell 3 I 1 I Conc!oll 0 0-0 0 Fltek I 0-0 1 Je<kson o 0-0 o Totels 31 :S..34 "' Total\ •I ll·tt 9l H•lttlme O.Peul. S4-4l Eno OI ~llllOtl IS.IS. f ot•t fouls 0.P•UI 71. PeM 31: l"outto out · Welkins. Gerletlcl 10ePeull, Price. S m ll b , Wh i t e , R O\\ I P e n n t : AlleO<Nlnce-IS,410. WOMaN uc:-ua.utc ''"'·-1( .... n SU-.n del. SIKY Mer9011n .. 4, O·•. 6·•, Re9i11<1 M.,so•ove Otl. 0 1.tfte Morrison •t. l·S; 8.,t>era Helq11l$1 Clef, ,.._,, .. Redof!OO M • ._., ... 2; Ot-o.t1ot O.t. M.lry SINthen ...0, l•S; Peenwt Louie Clel. Peut Smlttl 1-6, M ... l; Kym RYddetl tlttl. Nancy Orntteln .. ,. 6·l. 1·•: Merl• l'ernenelet Cllf. Oelle G1tllert M , t-4. CONTRACTORS! MOW AYAJI •ILi .. Ol•MM COUNTY COMPLITI HOMI 51WY PloelAM .. YIDIO TAPI MSftUCTIOMS ... , ... COMTUCTOIS STATI LICIMSI ...................... , .. ..,.., .............. ............................................ ..... • T~. Marcl'l 27. 1979 OAILV PlLOT MU I ._......c..,_ .. , fl•nt•--V•l•• Ge<vt4111\ def Vel1"-0 .,,.flulovlC • t. •·J, ... ,, AOtl-PMl•ll• Clal hrnell Et S"•l411 1 •. • 7; ANtrew P altltoll def Deon J-1 1 ........ 1·\, Fr•nco Merlone Oel Aft9*l Ol-1 1 ... .-4. 1-4, fon.no lu8felll Ottt • .,...., Felql W , .._,, .,, 'I""""'~ ..... Pril T--,1"1 It- WOltell l"l.,_k def, AnlOf\10 M\IMt ... ,, •.O. llltifY Amril,.I def ferrt Aouwrt 1·•, >I, • • Heinl Gutn111M clef, Fred M<Nel• ... 1. I •. P•vel HUHIA Off ROii c;.nr1119 6 I, ~; s1.,,1s1aw Berner oe•. v 1ao1rntr Zeclll1k ... 1. I \ M••IL Ou Otl O.v1cl Sc_.oe, .... , .. , Hn K-s 094 Brilltl F•lfl .. , ... , •t. ~. R••n,,.rd Probst Cllf O.rnor 1<•••11< .. 4, ... ,. NATIOffAL MOc:KE'f LEAGUE ~llCMf.r-• P elrl<ll ()t VI\ .... •NY ISIMIOtr\ NY Re~" Ph1l-lpl\t• Atlenl• W L T Ph G" GA 40 IJ I• 106 l31 ltS J9 2S 9 11 1'• UJ .lo 1J I• IO 1S4 l2S lll 11 1 13 79S 2S7 Ch1<•QO V•n<ouvtr SI LOU•\ Coto•- Smytlle Dt•lt- 7e 34 I) 11 .. " I/ •S 17 '' \I ' •s 111 201 H 204 719 .. 131 J1l ll 190 ]12 80\lon Bull•lo loronto M1nnesol• W•t .. ,..,, ..... ct Act~ms D•tttt1..- •0 /I 11 01 )4 )) I\ 0 Ji. JJ •I /1 II )4 II o) ,.,orn• 01v1t1on • Monlrul 41 •& 10 104 Plll\OUrQI\ J1 28 IJ II LO\ Anqele\ )I ]I 11 /) Oe1ro1t 71 3t> I& S<1 W•\l>tnQIOtl 11 le IS )I •.(ti"C.hed d t'Vl\fO(\ ,..,,.....,., S<o,.. Bull•IO •.St Lou .. , r_.,_.,c;.,,, .. Pl\11-lpl\1.t •• NV R•nw" Mont•••••• All"""' Ptlt\burQh at M1nn.-..01 .. (nl(•llO •I Color- Ot•rott •t V•nc<>uvttr 1111 151 131 141 J04 H) 1)9 131 HO WOltL.O HOC.KEY ASSOCIATION 13' il4 234 ,,. ,., 1SI MO 7!t4 JIO W l T Ph 0 1" OA r:amonton •o 1• 1 112 1u n1 Quebec JI 1" 1• 101 1]) N•w E t>QlolnO Jl 71 I\ 110 2•• Wtnn•~ JJ JI o /1 1., 110 Ctnc1nn.ih /Q Jo o .. 1~ 1Sl 9,,,.,,nQn.tm II JI & eO JS• /lo -..... , .• 0 ....... No Q•mfr' """°"'~a r-.111 •-G•me New Envt•ncl •t 8irm•"9fl•m LOS ALAMITOS ..... .,.. 11..-0 11'UlelM-4aylWWf!fft'""tl"'I Fl"' rec-s.1 ..... Buller ICOO...llYI 11 '°· 6 20, l IO, Pet N Meoocone IWl&h•rd I 17 80, I 80; The (irw« 0...ny IOuatUtOIOI 4.IO, U eu (I• 17 .. 1 oetct \147.00. Se<ond r.c.-01re Ntecl C8ey1eu1 s 40. 4.40. J 20; Johnny ROV•I N (Allcb .. I • . .O, l 00, J11.stly Joe (GeltrOOl l 20 Third ra<a-Peter Oneclln IR•t<b!OtOI s 80, 4 20.l.40, WentewlnO>r•• 1Lon901 a..o. S.20; Neli ... u.mr 10.Mhl J IO l"oortn reu~een E~ 1 Oeftnl\I 3 '°· 2 90, 1 40, HoV'lfll.l Tl\t GrHI tAci.ernwnl 10 40, I 80, MereQU4'\h IV•lltr>d1nQ11Am 1 l .<O. n eucte 12 .. 1 "'"' ... 60 F1llh rece-R•ll>M Miracle IGoudrHul S 80, l.IO, 3.00. Ver>Adlurn IV•ll•n<l1~1 4 ~. 2 60. Uttre Wi ve ILCll\901 1 to S1atn rec-AnOy'\ va11ent CRatc1ttora1 3.IO. t 60, 2.20; Dente P"n<e I GouO~•u 1 ' "'· 7 20; 8ooroto I R1l<hlt > ) 40. n U «l• l .. SI Nici $10.20 Seventb r•c e -C1t1n• P rlnt e ... IR•l(hlordl U SO. 9 00. S .O; O•koe'• lrneoe ILOllOOI S_20, •.~; Perryville IGoudrteul 4 10 , EIQbth rece-Aoyel Yon H IM1\U lll SI toO. 21.20, 9 00. Carnadero IG<lva re.,ul o.20. •.a: ~Qh Prte\t CA1c~1 1 eo " .. K t• !W I petO '44010 Ninth r.ce-<.Mhum• Chief •t.onqol S '°· l 10. l 40; Jim •~ 8Hr tGoud•e•u• &.80. 3 00, Goulbunl ... dtOS IOu.lrt•rOIOI 4 20 U eH <t• 17·91 N •d U1 60 Altt,,,,_._.,3', .. .. _, 0r....-c ..... ,, Yeli.yNll OWl,.,....,,,.,P, 1•1 M.trllt~ Htt "I -M IM I\ E\l•n<•• °'' Fount••n V•lley IS ll IS J Newport Haroor del M•\"on Y1t10 U·• 15·• S.m1fi11•1\ S•n Clemente Gel E\t..,c•• IS-11 11-• Newport H.,OOt CHI L•gun• Be•' II S-8, U ·• ....... , San Cl-18 Itel. NewPort H••bOr lk, •• 14 All·TM!r.........,t Turn t.anct Stew•••. Ke••n No,.c-IL•gune BH <hl, R•ncl'f Huflm..., IM1u1on ll1e101, T Im ICrOhnleldt, Jell G.soer I E\len<••l 8111 Y.,dlev. K'fl• !>l•uvnter 1Newpgrl Harllorl; Tony McG,.w. M,,_ Anoenon IS.n Clementel MOU V•1 ... 01e Pte yer ArtOtrson tS.n c1ernente1. ·~ . . .. " WOMEN'' SO"aALL J UNIOR COt.LIEGE 0.-.. Welt IJ, S-""-<•I $811t•Mon10 000 000 0-O O • Golden W..1 CW I tO:J a-U 11 l Kelsennen «"' Murlltl'f; Anoerson -Owens. HIGH SCHOOL ceai. MtY •.SM C:IMMMa I COiie Mew 001 050 0--. 1 I SM! Cte-..te 000 020 0-2 l J c ne mbers enO o. Cruz. ll11tClnl Mod Bren,,.,,. Show Skipper Alan Hale of ··Gilligan's Island" fame. gel s some help from a young friend in praclicrng up for h1 ~ role as official sk iµ per of th<.' I !th annual Westr r n National Boat and M arine Show schedul ed for Mar ch 31 to April 8 at lhc Anaheim Con· venlion ct·ntcr . Every ty pe of fam i ly. plea s ure <md powe r boat will be on d 1~ play. plu!-t all kinds of marine acces~ories Tonka Winner Of Island Race Tonk a. ski ppered b) llarry Hibbs of the Ven tura Yacht Club. was the overall and Class C win ner in the Los Angeles Yacht Club's Santa Barbara Island race. the third cd1t1on of the 197U Whitney Series for boats rated under the lnterna· taonal Offshore Rule Second overall and the winner in Clas~ /\ wa~ Arriba. sailed by Denni s Choate of the Long Beach Yacht Club. Arriba was first to f1msh m J9 JOl:i hours, but failed lo save its time on Tonka. TtORD IN FLEET AND the winne r m Clas!) B was Bingo, sailed by Bert Gardner, LBYt: Ove rall and C la ss B winne r in th e Performance Handicap Racing Fleet for the Los Angeles Times Trophy was Bumble B, sailed by Don Black. LAYC. and the overall winner in the Midget Ocean Racing Fleet Association for the Lil lie Whitney Trophy was Winsome. Ri cha rd Brown of the Cabirillo Beach Yacht Club. Class winners IOR·A -I. Arriba, Dennis Choate. LBYC IOR·B -1, Bi n~o. Bert Gardner. LBYC JOR·C -I, Tonka. Harry llibbs. Ven YC PHRF·A I . Collog uy , Frank Dair . CBYC: 2. Restles!), Bob Young, LA YC; 3, J<~lam buoyant, Barney Flam. LBYC PHRF·B -l. Bumble B, Don Black, LA YC; 2, lemanja, Gilbert-MacDonald, CBYC; 3. Ms Wh.izz. Keith Morgan, Navy YC MORA·A -J. Winsome, Ri chard Brown, CBYC; 2. lnflect1on. Al e" Goe tz, LA YC: 3, Rumline, Cast1llon-Selle r!>, KHYC . MORA·B -I. North Star. Tom and John Shad- den. LBYC Slocum Society N ou, in Bellflou;er The Slocum Soc1et y. 11 non.profit organization created to record. e ncourage and support long dis- tance passages in small boats. has moved its head quarters from New York City to Bellflower and Neal T. Walker has been reappointed secretary. Walker is an instructor tn celestial navigation at Or ange Coast College and spends his spare time completing the interior of a Westsail·42 yacht in which he plans to circumnavigate. ORGANIZ ED IN 1955 to honor the memory of Capt. J oshua Slocum . the fi rst person lo singlehan· dedly circumnavigate the world in 1895·98, the society was originally a loose association or people interested in long distance passage in small boats. The founde r of the socie ty and its first secretary was Richard G. McCloskey, and h~ published The Spray, named after Slocum '!) famous vesseL In 1961. John Pnieger took over as secretary a nd remained until his loss at sea during a singlehanded passage in 1966. WALKER nRS T BECAM E secretary in 1971 and was instrumental in incorporating the or- ganization in 1972. He retired in 1975 but was again asked to take over with the move of headquarters Requirements for membership in the society 1s simply an interest in long distance passages in small boats. FIJ.rlber information can be obtained by contacting the society at P. 0 . Box 1164, Bellflower 90706. Cosmos, Yanks Alike By ERNIE CASTILLO oe ... DeH,~ltMt Maybe it's the environment or just the money but the New York CosmOI are suffering from a bad case of the New York Yankee syndrome. Takln1 t heir cue from their baseball nelgbbors. tbe Cosmos are the best North American Soccer Lea1ue team money un buy. And like the Yankees, they are pl.,ued by complalnlnc players and a proflt-eonteiout fi'Ont office that goeti over the coach 'a bead. STILL, Ll1'E THE YANKEES. lbey are twO·llme d e fe nding champions a nd a 1ood draw wherever they play. Tbouab it's just an exhibition game. a crowd or 15.000 Is expected for Wednesday's meeting with the California Surf at Anaheim Stadium. • NATURALLY, THEY also have the league's biggest payroll and to he lp write the paychecks, they scheduled 10 preseaaon games, seven ol wblch were in other countries. Arter winning Soccer Bowl, they went on a three·month tour. Despite the objections of Coach Eddle Flrmani.., parent company Warner CommunlcaUons signed midfielder Antonio Carbognani of Argentina and defenders Marinho from Braill an! Eskandarlan from Iran . 4 • t5. ' l· e g I e r • af DAILY PILOT Business Big D Goes Hollywood Films Tak Roi a s Lon ,tar S tat E x port OAl~l.AS IAP> Tuu ha bf-n ndalna C'Qw 11 and ra<'tus and movif' 1tara for llt"n nuona, MOd oow. It I ma. hlm'll tr• t•lt Ina lhf'lr placf' alon&"lltlr pt"t rolf'Um "" ()f\f' or lhe a tit It' .. chld e~port. 1'be film lndU11lry hH 11rown ao mur h In Ill yt•ur11 In 1't:k that lht atale I" third b«·tund California nd Nt•w York U't o major 1pawn1ng e:ruun1t or film 1>roducen, lc<"tu11c'hrn11 •ttHI UI' lM8 Tl': AS 11'4 W ll E R E It itll bel(an for ll U<'h •lara aa Mary Ma run. l >t•bbll' lh•)'nold11, Sumi(. OunC'8n, lht• lttltl Undo l>ttml'I , ~nd the lull• Joun C'rowford not lo m•·nuon J ac·lyn 8 m1U\ und t 'arrah t'uwcett Major• It 11 UH.' h o m t> M 11 uc·h r11ut srr t•n lumtnon .. -. 11'1 n11•1·r Gitr:i.on UIHI 1'111 o N\•J<11 J>ullw. know for 11!'1 ha11k1n~ lll!IUrllll('I' Hiid ht\hlllll~ I ~ r 11p1dly lwc-OtnlllH tht· lf111lywc11wl or Tuaa Tht• l(rowth In rtlm prcl<furl11in here• hM r rt·att•d t.1•v1•rul 11111.1 net\Sf'S, as wt•ll 11!! pa rt t rnw )uh" fo r hunrlr<.'dll or WCJUld 11 • Hot1t•1 t Ht•t.lfords und F111 r·1h t-'uw(•e•tti. IN ftA(T. ABOIJ'f 000 1>1•111111· uncl LI fow dot:~. 1·1JL'\ uncl dllrrlp'1 lll\l tht·m·u·lvt·11 011 modl'ls or uc· tori. l11uk1n~ for work 111 thc· t·11111 111 du:nblvt• Wh1lm11rk D 1n·c•l111 y U>rporate ln18f(t"Pi 'fo Be Discuttsed W c• d n t• s ct n y • 11 I u n t' h 1• 11 11 mcclifl H 11f Uu81nciss/Pr o f cNHl onul J\dvt•rt.111lng A11socaulion , Oran~u County chapter, will fcuture 11 dl ~c u s11 i o n o f ''fnduHtr1ol Allv1·rt1sin~. flow Corporal1onft ·M:111uuc' The•l r l rnug(•" Th<' meelin~ wl II bt.'i? 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M Sf. h111wcJ 111 c 'oi.t 1t M ''"1, 1:; u munuf:wl1111•1 of 1111rt.1lil1• d.Jla entry tcrmurnls 'I h1• M SW~ 1" the latt'lll m thl' c·om111111y·~ lam1 I y o f (' · M () $ 11 u I 1 11 t1 la l t• tt·rm 1n11l11 Thf' MSl/AA.s orderNI hy Thn(. ly will ~ U8NI for ch·ctronrc ur dert11u hy 1u Thrifty l)ru1: and D1Mcounl St.on·s <·hrun Thi• com puny op<'rnl<•!'> rr11111· I han 500 Thrifty DruJ.( a nd l>l\('OU nt Storc·s Ill """' W1·1;t1·111 i.t 111<·~ Thi• conf 1i:ur·nt 11111 11r<lf•red by Thrifty w1 ll huv1• a memory c:n pnc1 ty of "li.000 l'lwrartcrs a nd a wantl M'Uriru·r 1'fJ fHJblc· of rt•ading tht• lln1 vt•1 i.al Produe·t c•ode. LEASE FROM NABERS FllEEDOM FROM INCON VEN IENCE whatever model of Cadillac you choose to flt your life-style ... distinction comes standard 2800 HARaOR 80UL•VARD, COSTA M•SA (714) 840-8100 10B75°1o l>rpartrn«!nt "They art' Cun IM'h<'l'ffit•n1 aK th<' maacho ty!)(' ~mt•tlmc'11 1x·111>k look on w. in ,, nr.cuUv•• lluht W11rki11U with thP11fl pt~>lilt• l'I u v1•ry posll1v1• thlnic I tkt• urc:1•ntuul1nK thl' voslllvc " MOIJI IJllY lh1·v .11 1• derlnll ly not trvlnp, t•i i.t1 t 111'11 • Mont•y l'I Jliout fifth down on lh 11rio11ty hbt, • Hulrl a ctrc11 ti r n11·1• c·, utlllt·n. who recently t(Ol $1 'IO fo1 "1'111'(11 lllH '" II TV apol for th1· l 11111111 Uu11k 111 Utllc Hoc·k l\rk vt:1"r11t:Kt: IS hli:t mon<'y In vulvt•d V1lm 11rodut·l1t>n was a s·1:, rndhon l11tlu~try 1n Tl.'x as lu'l year 1•,t 1111:11t•d 'l't·xus 1-'llrn < 'mnmt:\.'fl<>ll 1111 <wlor l'at Wolfe, who conn•dt•d No l to Cullfornla with $.3'75 n11lh11n and No 2 l.tJ Nt·w York. at $100 1nllho11 ·Hut Uw work b lwre 011'1 1111111• 111 1·om111" her<•,'· i.he 11u1d "Wt• v1· <1ltr~u·tt•1I $:14 l m1lllon In produ\'l11111.' 111 tht• hrsl quurt<:r of 1 t11J> yt>.Jr ll t'ould ht> n hnnnl'r y1•111 for u.'I " l"llm1111: tit•' nnvt•I "Nor th 1>11111111 40" l11•1(a11 111 llou,ton hist 1111111th and M111'i Wolfe ltstf'd thrt•t> othf'I (1·.Jlurc lcnulh mo tion p1ctun•., 1'1.Jtc·tl for filming In Tt•x:ts clurin1: thf' fir'll four m onth!\ of lh<· y .. ar T l n :v 1\10: t•l\KAMOtJNT'S "Ur ban ('owli•1y " with J11hn Truvolta. to tw filmed moinJy 11l Glllt•y's <t1111c t• hall 11'1 1'81!<.1Clc•nu , Unl vc•ri.ul ·,. 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It has all or lht• him n•lat1•cl :wrv11·c•1>, lh<• l11lis , th1· tu lent 1101111'," :-.11111 M 1s:, Wolf•·. 33, who 1·urni. 1ui.l un1kr $25.000 ll8 bend or the· c•omm1 .... ion l'rt·:it ed by lh1· h·J.l1"l11lurc· 1n l!nl t11 promot(• 1111 • r11111 indui.lry In TeX Oh Dutch Hit U.S. Cars' Fue l Use /\MSTE HO/\M , Nl'lht'rlant.IM I A f' 1 The prt•11 illl'nl of the Dulc'h l'urllument , l\nnc Vondt•l 1n~. haM uri:t('C1 Eu r<Jll<.•:111:-not lo huy Anwr11·1111 t•an1, clatm - lnJ( I h .. y UNt' too much gosohnc· lff' xa11I Americans s houlrl 11111wrl moro Euroix·un <·.1r11 to :rnvc t•ne rgy 111· 11a1<1 the IJnltc·cl S t alt•s uses twl<.'C us rnuc·h t•ncrgy as tlw nlm• Common M arkt·t m!'m bcr11 rombln1:d, and 101 ports 40 1x·rct'nl or it. f It• <0 hurlo(1•tl lhut the Im ports M nlrlbut.c hcuv1ly to the• long standing J\m<•r1t·un bala n ce.: of 1111ymt•nts dcf1c1t S MOHIY S<AYAJLA ,.~ ...... ~ -~-......... $100,000 M inimum Certificates of Deposi t Dt~,.._ ... c ......... 17141 t7S.IOIO for 6 Months 10.50°1o $100,000 Minimum Certificates o f Deposit for 1 Year Slmplo Interest, paid quarterly. Avallablllty 1s limited on these marketable Certificates of Deposit , Call Richard Bond, President or Merk Wright, Executive Vice President at (714) 754-1801 for more information. 1700 Adam• Avenua, Costa Moaa. Ca 92626 (114) 754·1801 Member. Fodoral Home Loen Benk Sytltm and rSLIC CASH FAST H o m eo w n e r s : Loans arranged for any reason. Credit. n o prob l e m . Bo rrow on your equity. Call now for court eous. f as t Information. 17141 147-71 SI AMatcAN MortppCo •. JAWS A Northrn1> Corp ll'rhn1c·1rrn mak111g :a ( JUSlmt•n11> on lilt' fu~l'lagt· of the l.O<XJ " :i i•:/, .. r1 ~htc•r to h<' huill ut lhc• firm's pl,11 111 P :slrmla ll• :1 JJJ><'ltr!-. lo l.H· c·uuJo!hl 111 ~aunt J>lrt<'t'I'> l'roduc·tion <if th(• I•' 5F.' I• <.'XP<'<'INI to ('lllll lntll' 111tu lhl' l !IHlh Irvine Fir01 Eye ~ Earnings 'Drop' Computn /\utomolion. 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''" (Jll JI I 011 II I (Jlf HI ': 8:: :1 ~ VII 11 \ 0t1 II> (Jlt fl t ''" 10) 0 11 tO I .. t)ll 100 "" 10 0 Ult II 0 'JH If 1 ,,,, '1 t ~ x:: : : tm • I I 011 • • " 0 11 11 f l . ,,., • \ I • l)ff • 4 1)11 • J ,. 0 11 I J STOCKS I BUSINESS 'I~ d ~ 0 (' 8)' "' l:l u~i n11 Prh·.-NY E COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 0..01 ........ , .......... .,"°"'0ft '"" """ v".~ Mid_,, ..... 11 .. ,.llW 11 ........ 0.l•Ol•..-d n"<lM•ll"'"~ ••• ~ ~t•ttJOr*' b• lfW M•tfCWl .. 1 At~••tt¥not '-t' uut.,i\ U.•••n •AO '"'Ju\llfl '•' N CAIL V PILOT 8lJ Food Price• Some Shoppers Tell of 'Outrage' By VLVIA PORTER , .. ,,""""~ In the face of soaring food prices, conl>umers are start ing to return to money-suving habits. even thouS?h. us the following shows. they still are spending relatively freely Rel all vely few arc cutting back mea t purchases. ar cording to a survey conducled for the Food Marketin~ Institute. a supermarket trade association Few are avoid mg prepared or ready-made "convenience " foods. fe w arc shopping al different s upermarkets to take advantage of special sales. More arc buying 1mµulse item:.. according l!J 1978 fitures T HESE ARE AMONG THE t'INDINGS of a s urvey by polls ters Yankelovich, Skelly and White Data collected ror the first two months of 1979 suggest cons umers 1.trt' increasing efforts to economize. Consumer resentment over the cost of food 1s not yet as intense as during 197'1 . when food prict•s jumped ahout 14 percent. The s urvey <;uggcsts mounting rc:.1gn<it ion to innat1011 To ~augf' how c·on sumers feel ubout foud prices. the survey ust·::. what it calls thl' ··out rageous f'ood Pric·<'" in dex. based on shoppers who indicat ed they were infuriated by Lhe Money's Worth prices of 11 1te mo; This composite index dcchm:d from Ju ly 1974 to July 1975. ro:-:.t· s hi:hlly during 1976. and began to drop again in April 1977. l <1 its low point in the 1978 survey The index is beginning to C'limb again. Coffee prices n •m;un d -;ore point for 5G percent of con sumers. Prices for drug:-and pharmdccut1cals are con s id<'rcd outrageous by 4:l percent. About one in four con· s umcrs thinks the prices of frozen orange JU1c·c and paper goods arc outrageous. I NFLATION HAS CAUSED WHAT probably will be permanent cha nges in shopping l>t.'hav1or 70 percent :-:.ay they slQck up on bargain!>. 70 percent say th1•y huy lower priced store brands. 60 percent say they 1,uy just lht· amount they need a nd 54 J>t,'rcent say they buy in quantity 1( 1t is cheaµcr. according lo lhc survey These trends an.• heavily influenced by the attitudes and habits of one group of sho1>pers who arc playml;{ an c\cr more important rolt• 10 the market. wnrkiniJ wom1'11 . '13 pcrct•nt of till' women who go lo s upc rm:.irkt!b work full or part t1mc Their outlook. nec·d:, and hehav1or <in• ::.1gn1c:mtl) chr re renl from those of n"n-work111g women They arc squc(•zed for time more than money. \\hl<'h accounts for at least some of the rise in impulse buying and the purchast· of convenience foods Co mpa red with non-working women. 1 hey arc lcss likely to sl r('lch their bud~ets by baking. canning and fr('ezmg. meal pl<.1nning or cents-off coupons Nert "No-oom£"' Product3 Buyers Greet Hike Of 'Only' 9 Percent AOvof'tt.."'CJ 0..Cll,,..., Ur-en•~ Totd l 1\\.U\I"' "4•• f\1on•. New IO•\ Pr1·~ l ,wj•v Udy 10-IO H I J/0 'U'< ,..... 437 I J!l\ 181jl I .» IJ • Due to late transmission today's list ing wilt not appear in the Daily Pilot WHAT AMEii 010 NEW YORI! IAPI Ad¥dnc.+ad O•<t1ne•1 UntnanQ>'d r 'l"I t\*ui'' ntw ntQ~ Nt!W tn•' .. ,..,, IOO~Y O••Y I IO 71\1 //\ J.lU 1 I ll8 AS I ~'>8 J• /8 I I - \.• • DM.YPtlOT T uetdl'/ M11cl'I 27 1979 MARMADUK E by Brad Anderson F UNKY WINKER8 EAN by Tom Batiuk i I "I w 1~h you wouldn t on5w r th w hen I rn 1n thu bathtub' SUPERH EROES SHOE MOON MULLI NS By Bil K eane • . . . • I \ "I'm trying out my new boots." DENNIS THE MENACE 1 Pal ,~ I I 'M JU5T' EOI~ t:> bHAV 1 n '5 NO BIC:J DEAL. ! 1 , ............... 1 ~~~~~!WI:~~~~ MISS PEACH by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson ---HEY, Mil DOODLG . you <.:,or ANY RED .AND WHITE PAINT l COULD BORROW ~ GORDO TUMBLEWEEDS WANi us 10 use FIRE ARROWS IN 1liE AifACK ON "mE10WN? U1 NANCY HEY MISTER··· PLEASE DON'T 5TAND THERE WHY NOT? by Mell Lararius AL.l.. r CAN ~y I~, 1~ tiOO HAO INTINOID lA~ 10 M.AV! TEI!~, W!'O MAVE Be!N 90RH WITM 1'HEM ~· ORABBLE -~fAOOF er.ROWING lMEM L.ATllr,A~ ~ AnllltT'MO!MiHT'. 'IOU KNOii.), ~Q'i, 15€1..ilr FU.TtJ£E WrtoR Ot-l 'fkt lOl..lEG.E. fArf.f<., I'M O\Jl'f €. f-AMD\.K , . .,., ~06A6'.'i MO({(. f'~S 'f\lAIJ 1f'f ~A~t:(UL.::. 0"1 ~ '"00f6AU. 'fC~M I MllMT E'J(t-1 if: ~ ~·l(IJ(ltf.)t-1 '™~IJ 'fl.I(. l.Ql.\.Utf rRY.1Qt1..tT 1• 1 ·17 OR . SMOCK YOU'RE GIVING MEA HEADACHE by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux 1'1f CAN ALWA'\'!> WALi( OVER TO TME: ~ A"O 5Ef ~ WVl-IEH KE 6ElS l.OHELY / .-----r-,,...-,...(1 bv Tom K. Ryan 9ECAUSF: l'M NOT OVER 1lH: LASi 647 FINGERS I HELPEP ~ANV'A6-f;. COMICS I CROSSWORD PEANUTS ME«E'S TME ~LO~ I A.~N6 /ll.E ~ ~INP ENEM'f LINES ... A l(OUN6 PEASANT LASS~es .. GVTEN~ ... WIE 6EMT ES 111NEN ? l'M f~8A8L~ 'fl.IE: M()<;f f'A~ PE R<,OtJ OtJ . 'AMM ' by Char-Jes M. Schulr QVICKLI( ME CONSllTS 1115 f'M~A5E SOOK by Kevin Fagan '4oV ~Avt: A f1 €c£ ~ a)I.£ <;L~W HWu lWU' 0tJ '()VR~IN by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AC HOSS I VdUll 5 St - C.ithe<llal 10 Shoe 14 Per ... 1a" PO"t 15--11\lht• buck el t6 Pot 17 Payment 19 Brt$IOI , 11ver 1C Asian .n s 71 N Atlantic repuollc 13 Parhcte~ 26 Annoy 17 Flowpr JO Passaoe· way!> )4 Rose·:i boy trieno JS Sutllc1en1 31 Slippery - 38 Chinese DaQO<lCI 39 Nav1ga11on aid •1 Ay means ot 42 Met - •3 Greek epic 44 Lovoo onr ~~ tndeod 41 C1az1es1 50 Str1•1• 51 lnd1jjn 0d' m1Jrt1 52 E'CCSSIVI' paporwo111 1 word s 56 Catch 60 Pass over 61 AgllalOI f>.t Plunge 6~ day on Hell ' 66 M1& 67 ASICll~~ 68 RofflOP!> P Q 69 S1orv DOWN 1 Bull Sp 1 Por1en1 l Papa s mdle • M1111ary unit 5 Sponsor 6 Girt s name I VU P II Places 9 Some TV Shows 10 Stems 11 Aa 12 Pres!> t 3 Waler bO<ly \. J UNITED rearure Synrht..1h Mon<Jdy s Punic Solvt!ll r' r •1,1 • . ,_ 1. • ,1.11 • .ia11.I I • .• 1.1 . ,. 1. '. I< r, I I, "1 .... 1,.1 1.1.1, !ft . . lo < , . Ir rl 1 l~j r.;1 .1.1ft '· '-,_ .,ft f 111 ,. I I• -•~In I I 1.1. ·-• l II l .... c u A I Al I L \ • A I 1.r. r. • •IA • • \ , " ' I "'• ... s I $11 0 l I C l I , .. • s • s •• ( H 7. " .. "' -. I~ I f a I -l I 0 J I o •• I -' . \ u f I • • •• ( l a 1 ' •• u 0 l " I I • I I I I I 0 -1, .. IN I I T All NI l I I , .. l !r I [IS I !C •• ( 10 I I IS I If Ill Heao Fr 11 N Ame11cc1n 1na11ns •O r 1me rt"<.~ oner Gr u Fooo rt'Q• 74 Southern city 25 Ch1nesP sk1lts 77 -Bowl 78 010 down 29 L<iriat 31 Embanll· ment 32 Hcbrow prophc1 33 Chic 36 ltahan c11y 39 fyelashes men exnert 46 Mort! re<.t-nt •8 011lts 49 Look aflcr 52 Wand, 53 Give ott 54 P11ma dOMd 55 Noun ondlnQ 51 r111 chestnut 58 Seed coa1-•no S9 Fi.ncral p110 62 Lelluco 63 Wap111 .. TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Television T~, M9rch '7, 1979 DAIL V PILOT •7 I I I "11'\) EYINING "°l•I...,. • MMC'<ONll i+,poel\orldnMI'" ....... An ..... t ll 111'9« (W\o oen1r.-on l;)Mly Ol<J .,..,, • THS IMOV IUNCH Jer> ~ &C>CWt .. lcil Of prllft!Gy Md ~ ~ !Inda ...... "'"~ trom IN OCNI cnlldr9fl s llCtMI .... • IYMa'Ta Ol' IAH ~ s .... ,...-ty ro... ,,.. ... ..,.... ... ~ting • .,. ... ()(l4f -"° .. b<llOQ ~ ~tour~ ... l.JIWl • °""' l'MY Gueoll S-l. Clw1-P.cy ~·*) (R) • M llONNI HOWf IN'flEJIOM "Mat YfNt Ow11 A11a1>g .. MC~ • 111 HAWf DAYf Rall)fl t>.cOMM • 10\ld• m()IJI Md lertOt '"" IOeinO hi. ..., Of ~hll>g In • ~'Otl• ••IMl'"'*°I (Al • fMl lAIN't .._,Of CMnge'' -~~ ANO FfllllHOI o-·~eoco -~ • a * '" "One I 001 In HM-..n" (UM t) Fr.Orie .... en. Mwl"-8ooll A mlnitlW lilld not wife f-e ..,..,. ol hatlJthli>t .tth c.Oo.1<30' .no fortitude (2 ""' • CtiVUANO ()RCHUTAA IOTH AHNfWASARY 8PEC&Al. S.Vwly SNls, lsuc S1arn and Leonard Rote j()ln l °'"' MaAZel end 1119 C .. vatend Orcti.Slt• on pe1f0<manoe9 lrom ll~tt bO-~et repettolr• 'f) F Y I. i,,.,:;;. Nl"WS a. 11.0VE WC-. On • ~· L/UlMI l IK• ll'Wlnllgell to "-vv ''* 00..1 run OUI Of 1>41 • YCltWl. JAQ(8()H GuMI Or. l-1• y~ Cl HOME GAADEHEA .. Compos1 And Phinte< Mia" 'l'hl• Mu<'kt·nzies front Randi Kiger and l A,r.> Walsh. n ·ar Sean Mars h.ill, K(•i th Mitchell and Shawn Stt.•, en:i ado pt a fis herman J~ a sul>~lltute pan:nl an "The Mackenz1l•::, of Parada~c CoH!' tonig ht at 8:30 on A HC. Channe l 7. WOtlo. In AmenC<t ' The pnonorr~ ot work ,., 1<n•111t1ca os a> 1m1ned ~ 1 IOOll at di.c11m- lnallon tn tile l>ulldlng trades craft unions_ agemll wome<l "' tnduflry end the p<oblem Of w<>tk lat the.aged. t:30 G ~ THE MACKENZl£S OF PAAAOtSE COVE A fishing t>Oat c;apt&ll'I IClu Gufag;w) becomes uno111- c1a1 guardian 10 ltve ~aned chftdren (I) CA088-WIT8 tml ME.RV ONmH G-11· Prlyftls Ol118r. l<llY9 N9CNEW8 NEWl.VW£D GAME MCNEW& C4MI l>f1nga lllong • pll"t!ll who 11 In II« care t!D MACNel. I LEHRER REPORT '1l) HUMANITIES THAOUOH THE AATS "M\nlc L11ttn1ng For Tt>e Unt.1tpec14ld" 7:001Balle~ ~ Dyl<e · Cl) JOl<EA'8 WILD m llX M1UJON DOU.AR MAN 7:30 1J CIRCUS s1-·1 ~ for !tie leQ· endwy BlgfOOI IMO• hom to • caw haroorlng Alltln• trom apace. (Part 21 • 8ANR>N> AHO SON Invited to a dlnn« at the SanfOfd hOme, Fred's flen- ~11. Cal Dodd. Shet'bse Lturence. I FAMll.Y FEUO OATIHO GAME @) HOU. YWOOO SOUAAE8 G TIC TAC DOUGH • AOAM-12 Malloy and Reed make Oaa11nel Listing• 11 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles a KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles G KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los AnQeles @) KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCOP-TV find) Los Angeles fm KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles '1!) KOCE·TV !PBS) Huntington Beach Jtlofril Oil Project some unv1Uel a1r1111s and Reed dellvers a b1111y. EID 21T~IOHT You Have Got The Powt11'' Thtli film 11pec:1at 1ot1ows cancer victim• who 111e 11mputoas u tllOy cope w1111 daily llcilvttleS end talk about lhl&r llves. '1l) NEWSCHECK ({} NBA BASKETBALL San Diego Clippers vs. Seattle SuperSonic1 8:00 I) THE PAPER CHASE 11'1 Hart vs Klngsfleld ~ the Unlvetslty Bolld· Ing Commlltoe plans to rue Ern1t1'1 Tavern D CUFfHAHOERS Susan and Jack loce o watery gr ave. Mittie Iles unconecloua tn the path of a wagon; and Kurt ls entombed 1n a stone ~ve. U MOVIE • * "The llas1 01 The Powerseekers.. ( 1969) George Htmltton, Kavin McCarthy Blackmall, aco- oenia and eventual death ere lhe results of • bank president's demands fOf hos son-tn-lew't reS>gna- tH>n (2 hrs I m THE 000 COUPlE 0$car belnendt an attrec· live young lady, ttien finds he muat compete wolh Felt.>1 l<>t 1iet allecuon 0:00 8 C8S MOVIE • • "Moonshine County E1prau.. I 1977) John 5&.Jton, Susen Howerd. Three baautllvl daught&fa of a moonshiner team up with t 11~ C8' driver to settle some old scores. D THE DARK 8ECN:T OF HARVEST HOME A wrnar (David Ac!.royd) moves hls family to a rural vlllage seemingly con- trOlled by en elderly widow (Bello Davis) (Part t ol 2) (A) G KEH COPELAHO'S BELIEVERS VOICE OF VICTORY CD MERV GRIFFIN Guests: Phyllla Dollar, Keye B&gard, Jerry Van Dyke. Herbie Menn. Chris Lemmon fD METHADONE "'An AIT18"1ean Wwy Of Dealing" I-• SUCh as Networks Get a Rival By PETER J. BOYER LOS ANGELES <AP) -T V viewer s in Sacra me nto. might b e wondering about that extravagant NBC flop. "Supertrain"; that is , they might be wondering why they've never seen it on their local NBC station. Viewers in Boston might be wondering why ''The Incredible Hulk'' suddenly disappeared from their local CBS oul\et and then, just as suddenly. reappeared. Similar mysteries might have stirred the curiosities of viewers in Milwaukee, Denver. Cleveland and other cities. The myste ries a re created by a fourth network. the ~-called "ad hoc network."' run by Mobil Oil. It's not really a network, j ust a cheaper way or television advertising that has had the curious side-effect or prompting some network- • affiliated local stations to dump a network pro- gram in favor of the Mobil Oil show filiales have begun lo bite the Mobil bait too. much to the vexation of the networks Jo Sacra mento. for example. NBC affiliate KCRA has been doing quite well with "Edward the King " in place of NBC's "Supertrajn." WHEN CBS MOVED "INCREDIBLE Hulk" lo Wednesday night, CBS affiliate WNAC stuck with "Edward the King," and Boston viewers just had to do without the Hulk until CBS moved the show back lo Friday nights. Networks sec this Mobil alte rnative as an a n- noyance: local s tations see it as an opportunity When KCRA goes with a network program, for ex- ample, it has to pay about one-third of the revenues back to NBC. With Mobil's "Edward," it can keep 85 percent of the advertising revenues. Bultt's more than a matter of economics. "Money is not the primary concern here." says KCRNstation m anager Don Saraceno. "It's a chance to get better programming on the air. We were not at all pleased with what NBC was doing at 8 o'clock on Wednesd ay. We did what we .had to do, and I'd do it again." TUBE TOPPERS oesafrom ll~ -~MC HIWt Owdener'' ( 1957) Olfk 9o0.,ci., Cyrll Cueack. 8eMd ori the nOWI by A.J. (;fonln. A '9ther reMnll ,. ton'• Hvotlon lowwd ltlelr Otfden«. KC ET .@ 8 : 00 -Cl eveland Orchestra Special. The 60th anniversary of the orchestra ls celebrated by conduc· tor Lorino Maazcl. violinist Isaac Stern und soprnno Be verly Sills. MOR NINO 12:00 e TW1UOHT ZONE Grtdy. • down-and-out 1ockey, 11 1u1t1fl•bly tCCUNd Of heWlg fflled • r-1-M·= *** "Ceoed" (1950) E!Mnof Perkw , Agne• MOOl .ilMd. A youno gift, felMI)' Imprisoned for 1heft. *°"'" • bitter, hollllt worMn. ( t hr., 60 KOCE ~ 8:00 -Work in America. • AllMD Hn'CHCOQ( A special covering the U.S. labor situa· lion, employ m e nt discrimination a nd jobs for the elderly. PMllNT8 "Moet Ullely To SUCCMd" Two Old college l'nendt mwt 1geln •ti« a tong ~atk>n. min I NBC I) 9: 00 -''The Dark Secret or Harvest Home ... Bette Davis s tars as the matron o f a rural New England vill age in this first e pisode of a two.part story t sec photo be lo w >. • OETSMAAT Smart It dOWfl and out and KAOS IMI lo buy him from Ill• formet employef1. 12:30 8 MOVIE • • • "NegetlvK'' f 19681 Peter McEnery, Otone c"4lhto An unwed couple tallM up • blUlrra fO<m Of role-pleying wolh a ,_ twist as 11 prelude to loVtimSkong t I hr , SS mtn l ID MOVIE a:ao• MOYIE *~ "!Ady At Midnight" ( 19'8) RlcNrd o.nn1ng • Franote Raffttrty. Crim•· nela Ot!Nlnd ~ million <IOlleta for • murder ( 1 hr , 30mln) lhe addictive neture ol methadone. the Stele effects and lhe qua111y 01 tiler ac>eullc 911ppor1 are examtned •nd discussed by eddlc1• ml MASTERPIECE THEATM • LlllMI The Jerlt'y ltlhe" Liiiie 11 painted by all ol the prominent artists on London. she UIC~ lhe eye ol Lecc>Old. King or the Belgians. 9:30 D ®' THREFS COMPANY lene1 end Mrs. Roper 10<n a grouP or nude demon· s1retor11 pro1es11no 1ne ctoslng ol a nudists' ~h (A) Cl) CLIPPER REVIEW 10.00 8 0 NEWS fl THEAOPEAS S1an1ey soaks up lhO scen- OfY by Sl'latong the commu- nlly hot tub wllh blk1n1·ctsd Deaullea while Helen steams. Q)NIOHT~ "Room W1lh A View" An 1nva11<1 schemes. with the wnwitllng aid ot tn nvrse. 10 revenge himself on his unfaithful wife "The Late Mr Peddongton" A womal' shops *'OUnd for a cheap IUrM!l'al. ~ NEWSCHECK Cl) Will AOOERS' U.S.A. James Whitmore lours the Untied States with a po1- tray8' of lhe well-known Amenc.n humOflSI ®J WAYNE NEWTON SPECIAL "HaVlng A Good Ttme 10:a0 fl 13 QUEENS BlVO. HoulleWlte Fahc.a Winters stirs up a lot or Oki memo- ries 'N1len she l!oldl a high school reunion. mm NEWs Strate Bo•• Bet te Davis stars as a n e ld e rly w o m a n with gr eat influence o ver a s m all New E n g l a nd fa rm in g village in "The Dark Sec r et o f H arvest H o m e ," t o be rebroadca st tonight • POMPEI "Frozen In Fire" Some of the anlleC1s from the cur- rent Pompeo eKhlblt at the Boslon Museum of Flne Arlt are presented by AleKlnder Scourby. (Al 11~1•irn)'9~ MAKE ME Ll<UOH MOVIE • • •, ··A Place For LCMWS" ( 1969) Faye Duna- way. Marcell<> Mastr01ann1 A tenninelly Ill woman 111es to con<:eel her late trom tier IOVllf bul he rinds out and 1ns.111 upon hosp1ta1- 111ng her (2 hrs ) tD CAAOl BURNETT ANO FRIENDS Gue11t11 Jeck wea1on. M!Ctlele l ee Q) THE OOOOIE8 The Goodlet dispose Of the American Army S VlfUI lhat makes people behave ' likeciowna &:I DO< CAVETT Guest· Anlle O'Oey (Pert 2 0121 t 1:30 f) (I) BAAHABY JONES A well-known lemtnt81 1S suapec1ed of hell)'ng to murd&r her l<>vef·a Cflppted wife (A) 0 8E8T OF CARSON HOSI Johnny Carson. Guests. John Byner. Gloria LO<tng. ~oe Wllhg. Mar· i ret Brll'IWtllt (A) SOVPV SALES ®) A8CMOVIE * * "HeVlng Baboes II" ( 1977) Paula Prentoss, Tony Btll Emotional crises onvoMng borlh, adopttOn ano 11111 IOve 11tect 111e Uvas ol 11119 COUplft IA) I THE OONO SHOW GET SMART Smart is aSStgned to p<<>- t8C1 a ScandlnaV1an p<on. • *.,., "ft•e Bog Sky .. 11952) Kirk DouglH, Dewey Marttn Explorers trever up the M1saou11 Riv· a< to BlacklOOt lndlan 1e111· tOty despite hlWlrds (2 hrs •. 30 mtn l m MOV1£ • • .,. .. Red Sundown" I 1958) Rory CtJhOUn. Mar· tha Hyer. A Shi< 11t Is aided on hia tight against e ruth· let.SI~ a killer by a rel()('INl(I gunslinger (1hr .30 min I 12:~ 1J ()) CBS LI< TE MOVIE * * • "Royal Wedding" 1t9S11 Fred Attaora, Jane Powell A brother-end-9'&· 111< danc•"Q act who 11 avel 10 England t0< a royal wed· dong find love along Ille way 1:00 D TOMOAAOW Guesll. Autl!O• Jo&epll Hellar. pnys.cian and 8C10f Miil Kogatl 0 MAVERICI< "Gold Sol<llara • 1:308 NEWS 2:00 NEWS G MOVIE • • • "Make Mine Mink .. t 1960) Terry· ThOmllS. Athene Seyler A dowager and a hoodlum IOI" IO<CflS to commtl robt>My will! the p<oceeda 10 be oona1- ed to Ch&nty (2 hrs I ti) OETSMAAT Mu and 99's plan 10 trap KAOS baCl<lores. and they themselves are trapped 2:111 NEWS 2:25 NEWS 2:30 MOYE • • '" .. The Spanish An Unsung 4:000 MOV1£ • • • "Zita" I 1968) Joan• ne Shtmllo1. 1Ca11n11 Pa.ti· 4:26 8 NEWS 4.'30 MOVIE • '"1 "SuflM In Wyoming ' ( 194 t) <>-Autry. Smoley Burnette. tD MOVIE * •n "Last 0 1 The ~ .. (1950) P&ut Hennlld. Jeck 0 8'11e 4:38 f) 8TEV£ EDWAAOS Wedne•day"• Doyf h11e /tf o.,ie• AFTERNOON ·12:000 ****"Genevieve .. ( 1954) John Gregson. Dinah Shefoclao Two Eng- lish couples ptl theor w11s and dete<mtnaltOn against eecn other to win a croes- country antique car ruce (1 hr ,30mtn.I m • • * '"' "The Last Hurrth'" (19581 S~ Tracy, Jeffrey Hunt«. An incumbent mayor os ClefMted alttt a hllr~ lougl'lt and morally QOM· ttOn8ble c:amc>11lgo ( 1 hr., SOmtn) 3:00 (!I * * '"' "Hany·O" (t973j David Janu en. Martin si-A former pol!Cemlln accepls a fOb prolacllng 1he man responsible f<>f making him OMI up h11 badge. ( t ht ,30mtn I 3;30 fl • • •;, "The Last Clldd'" ( 197 t) Mlcf\11111 Cole, Van Heflin A voung ~ attempt to S8Y8 thet< unborn cn~CI lrom a gov- Prnmenl edict agatnsl unauth0ti2ed clllld-1>8¥· 1ng j 1 hr_ 30 min.) Hero 'Captain Video' Hodge Eul,ogized NEW YORK <AP > -Al Hodge was eulogized as a "geroerous and kind" man of "strength and goodness." tht- kind of m an that Captain Videc. should have been. Hodge. the actor who portrayed television's first space hero. was buried Friday, four days after he was found dead in a s mall and cluttered hotel room in Manhalten. He was 66. One longtime fan showed that she had remembered . "TO CAPTAIN Video... read the card attached to one of seven bou- quets placed next to Hodge·s partial- ly open casket. "My hero. My in- s pira tion." The card was signed. "Video Ranger. Karen Wolff Weir." Attorney" and "The Shadow," d escribed Hod ~e as "an u pbeat character, a happy, tender guy." "HE WAS AN ODD sort of man to be Captain Video," sa id Benson "He wa sn't that macho. He was just a very sweet fellow." Diane J ohnson. Hodge 's only child. spoke of her father 's difficultic.>S in hts later years. when he went from job Lo job. trying to gel acting work but settling for jobs selling gloves or standing guard at the door of Tif· fa ny 's. ··tte told me 1t had been quite a str uggle.·· Mrs Johnson said of a dis- cussion she had with her father re- cently "He had had lots of success Then he really did hit bottom ... Vaccaro in TV Film MOBIL'S CURRENT OFFERING is "Edward the King," which runs on Wednesday nights in most towns in the United States. It's part of the "Mobil Showcase" series, started by the oil com- pany three years ago when it struck someone that TV advertising would be cheaper if the advertiser just s kipped past the network and went straight lo the local stations with a program. UNLESS A STATION IS owned and operated at 9 and Wed nesd ay by a network. its affiliation simply means it has a t 8 : 3 O 0 n N B C · exclusive rights to network programming in its _C_h_a_n_n_e_l_4 _____ _ Several of Hodge's former col- leagues gathered to express their condolences. Liz Mears. who cast him in the part of the daring space traveler . said Hod~e had ··a won derful combination of strength and goodness. He was what anyone 's hero should be." Court Benson. the announcer on such old radio shows as "Mr. District HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Bre nda Vaccaro stars an "Dear Detective," a CBS movi e in which she plays the head of a police homicide unit. Dean Hargrove and Guy Kibbee adapted the two-hour movie a nd pilot from a French novel. Independent local stations -usuaJl y s tuck with reruns, sports and movies in prime time - find the mobil plan a relatively cheap way to get fine original programming that can compete with network programming. But some network af- More TV Networks area. But the station doesn't have to afr network programming. J ohn Atkinson, program director of the Boston CBS station WNAC. says "Edward the King " offered an alternative on "a night on which CBS wasn't doing too well.'' "It's a perfect m arr iage," Atkinson says, "It's a da mn good program, and it 's sold.'' By· that, At.Jcinson means that with a Mobil program, the local station doesn't have to look for ad- vertisers -Mobil has already bought the advertis· ing time. Co • • F ? Networks, of course. aren't really pleased with 'ffUDH lll UtUre • their affiliates Jumping ship. and try, i_t is said. to • 9'e keep '\he stations m line by lbreate01ng to take WASHINGTON <AP> -The chairman of the away their affiliation . Federal C.Ommunications C.Ommlssion says "It's "fr WOULD SURPRISE YOU. the lack of almost certain" that the number of television courage shown by some affiliates on this matter .·· oetworb will multiply lo the future in a develop-KCRA 's Saraceno says. meat tbat will change "tbe whole chemistry or the Of the 49 s tations that opted for Mobil's broadcut tndustry." "Edward the King," 11 were ABC affiliates. eight Charles D. Ferris, in an interview published in were NBC attillates and 20 were CBS affiliates. tbe current ediUon of U.S. News & World Report, That latter number represented about 10 percent said tbe technology soon will exist that will allow a of the CBS network. number ol new networks to come into bemi. And The bitter irony for CBS is that it once owned tbe new networks will change the way the industry "Edward the King." It bought the property for sz.s woru. mlll1on and shelved the project, before selling the "All three major networks seek to reach 100 rights lo Mobil. percent ol the market now," Ferril said. "When TJllNK ABOUT IT: AN oil company, of all you do tbat, you wind up with the loweat common things, bas managed to find television programs deaomlDator in cbootlq Pr'Ol"JD.I· that not only draw better ratings from viewers but "But lt we were to bave 1ubltantlally more rrom local staUon managers. A station manager is lhaa tbne networks, then it wouldn't make HDH a powerful grumbler. If he or 1he doesn't like a for eldl to try to reacb 180 percent o1 tbe viewen. network awful. tbere'a an open opUon. Eacb woWc1 try to cane out a special se1meat of When critics gripe about mediocre, mindless the mmet. That would probably lead to mOC'e pap, no*,hlna much C?Omet of lt. When a station g::•~ :f::1~·=-~ a~ag~ manqerdoet, though, •. well, we'll aee. clU.todQ." ... IMAPlAU "" Nt-'331 ...... El TnMt·lllO 'IV Co1nedy Slated HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Harold Gould stars in the two-hour madcap comedy "Darn You. Harry Landers." which T en Four Productions 1s now filming near Seattle for NBC. The comedy, about cl group of rebellious senior citizens at a rest home , a lso stars Strother Martin, Victor Bono. J eanette Nolan. Lou Jacobi. Paula Trueman, Tyne Daly. Harry Morgan. and Donald Pleasance. Actor Richard Crenna is directing. JUST WAmMct POI THI ~llATWtnl 3 HOlJB SALE EVERYTHING DRASTICALLY ~.,,,......,.. REDUCED! , ..... ~ ~o.......... , ..... -· ... , .... ,_, ___ _ .................. •Ill .......... ,. L••l ·••r at tll• LOWllT PRICH EVER! WHITE'S • Ill COSTA •SA ONLY ...... = ...... .._..C, ...... .... ~ Jff L 17• • 642-1617 L M. IOYD ) INfORMI In the DAILY PILOT l MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HARD CORE" (R) "THE EYES OF LAURA MARS" WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS "NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS" "ICE CA STLES" !PG "SAME TIME NEXT VEAR" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) JANE FONDA "THE CHINA SYNORONE" (PG) "FAST BREAK" (PG) "THE ONE ANO ONLY" "AGATHA"(PG) (G) "MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS" STRDIUm Ei scReEn 6 l~ 18b(] DRIVE tn "IN CON~rfl~ (R> "WHICH WAY IS UP?" "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE" "BEYOND THE DOOR, PART2" ATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL HOUSE" "UP IN SMOKE'" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FAST BREAK" "THANK 000 IT'S FRIDAY" "ICE CASTLES" ''TAKE DOWN" (PG) A&.L. OIUYS,•tld O~N 6:JIP.N.MNMn\T a ... U..._, t I .,,_ Utt'"' • K.._ """'9•IMI f ' Bl DAil V Pll OT Tuesday Ma11.n 21 1010 ,.,. .. ,...,..... WHArS SO FUNNY ABOUT THE COSTUME. HUH, 8UOOV? 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The Broadway de but of writer-director Luis Valdez. "Zoot" is a loose mix of fact and fantasy, melodrama and m essage. s wing and Lalin music, set around two senational wartime incid nts an L.A. One is lhc Sleepy La goon case . Ra va l gangs clashed. a kid was killed and police. the press and politicians used it lo try to brc:.tk the back or the cit y's fast-growing pachuco movement. T HE OTHE R is the so· called Zool Suit Riots of 1943. when hudrcds or servicemen invaded tht• barrios of East Los An ge l es. fi ghti n ~ pitched battles with young Chicano zoot· s uiters. It's all t o ld im · pressionist ically. goes back and forth in lime. the cast shouting the ne ws paper headlines about the incidents. with s h ort. strong scenes linked by El Pachuco !Edward J ame s Olmos). \The play's narrator. commentator and even victim, he glides pan- ther-like about the pro· ceedings, clad in a black zoot suit, a wonderfully cool , languid , tough. c ynica l , s ardoni c character. ENTERTAINMENT / INTERMISSION I BROADWAY 'Horn' Well Done Harlequin Marks 2nd Anniversary It'll bt'Cn IA busy fi rst two years for lht.• Harle<tum Oinner Ph1 yhouse ID pro<ludaon.-t on the boards since the plush duuwr theater open :d In April, urn There have bern the ups and dowM, the experimentations and rhangelll an dm~et1on Inevitable with a nl'w ond tu~hly umbit1ous theater l111 p1>lly, lhl' llurl~quin's uno1versary l)rudu<'tton . "{'omt• Blow Your Horn." th 1.unong the "ups " T HIS IS THE 1>lay which. 18 years .ago, brought a new fa ce lo Broadway "COME l l.OW YOUlt HOltM" A <O.......,., 0Y Nett ~,,_, OtfKleI -O•• ••• pm '"'"""" Ap<1I u bY '"" H•rleqy1n O•n,,.r Pl•~ ... JjOJ '> HartlOf 8tv0, S..n• An• Aewr .. 1~'74-Slll Al•n8"er ~-ya Mr" H••tf' Mr 8•~e< ~onn •• 0.'f!Otl P~y E•••h C..\1\)1. THE CAST 0••10 8,.,,..,.,.. MKNel 8"'' Autn wanl\41-Y w S<on 8 row11 T.,.ya S14IOO Jennefer ACS..m\ AnMDelle Ou•gtey an the person of playwright Neil Simon and as virtua lly everyone on this planet is aware. he came lo stay Simon's "llorn" is ~ gc~lle piece. ils roots in the s1tuat1on· comedy Fifties. but it nevertheless adapts weU to the disco Seventies. where director llarvey Levine has deftly transplanted it. For those who may have missed it over the years <and at least one critic an Thursday's audience qualified >. at 's the one about the bache lor playboy whose repressed 21-year-old brother moves into his New York a partment nervously seeking la dolce vita. By the third act, the brothers are already giving Simon ideas for "The Odd Couple" and the lads' parents are alternately turning on the heat to get the younger "bum" back home Top honors go lo the brothers. supe rbly played by David Brummel a nd Michael Byers. Rrummcl is smooth and natural as the womanaz- 1 n g elder s ibling. while Bye r~ ha ndles the play's runniest role with some l'ine physical machinations. hlS best moment coming in a shaky seduction scene with t he dotty Intermission Tom Titus pushover from upstair s. R USH WARSllAWSKV revels in the stereotyped Jewish mama role, though she plays it in a lower key than might be expected. striking a more recogni zable note. W. Scott Brown's portrayal of the wax fruit- manufacturing father is errective, but consigned to a single level of characterization. The love Interests a re contrasting. ly interpreted by Tanya Szabo as Brummel's true love and J ennifer Adams as hJs weekend fling. Miss Szabo is cute and capable. though her squeaky voice often as an irritant. Miss Adams as c urvaceous and seductive. which is all the playwright ordered Embellishing the well-paced com- edy is a sharp-looking, ultra-modern setting by Robert Bingham, one of the better scenic designs to date a t the Harlequin. "Come Blow Your Horn·' continues Tuesdays through Sundays unlit April 22. to be followed by veteran movie comics Hunlz Hall and Marvin Kapl<m an another. and much later, Simon ~c ript. "The Sunshine Iloys " • CALLBOARD The Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse will hold auditions next Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 for its s ummer production. "Idiot's De light" . director Pall Tam- bellim w11J be looking for a large cast of 17 men and 10 women. a long with six female dancers .. tryouts wall be held an the Community Center auditorium on lhe Orange County Fairgrounds Readings arc s cheduled Sunday at 2 p.m. and Monday at i p.m for an original Orangt' Coast College pro· dur tion. "A Private Eclipse" by Scott Clevenger director Becky Parr wall be casting four men and four women in the OCC Drama Lab Thcakr Researching Movie Actor Sees Coaltowns WILKES-BARRE, Pa. <APl Ac - tor Burt Lancaster. partly disguised by a full gray beard, s pent th_e past week io therhard coal region of Pennsylvania doing research for a new movie. Although the veteran actor refused most requests for interviews. he told one reporter that he was in town to chat with families of former coal miners to "get a feel for the working conditions of the mines." Ile refused to discuss details of the Olivier in 'Titans' HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Laurence Oli vier. Burgess Meredith and Sian Phillips star in MGM's "Clash or the Titans." to be filmed in Malta, Spain, Italy and London. The movie will combine live action with special v is ual effects, to be filmed in Dynarama. a new process developed by Ray Harryhausen. STARTS. movie he is pl anning. but said it would deal with "the hardships of the working man" in the early 20th cen· tury. Lancaster, who r hecked out of his hote l Friday. s aid he would go next to Youngstown. Ohio, Lo talk with steelworkers and their families Flalt Returns After Recovery NASf-MLLE. Tenn. <AP> -Blue· grass guitarist-singer Lester Flatt m ade hjs first appearance at the Gr and Ole Opry s ince suffering a brain hemorrhage last Nove mber. "ll sure reels good to be back." he told the Opry audience Friday. "l 've been on the puny lis t awhile." Flatt, 64. is the former partner of banjo player Earl Scruggs. TOMORROW! .. . ~ HAIR \ .. ''THI PASSA&E" CRJ ASSA 1:.lt "WHO'll STOP THE RAIN" ... , ... (!!, •Qrellt Tr81n A°'"ry" (PO) ... "CONVOY" .......... "eooD.uTS WIAllLACI" ............. ............. 'c cost1•11 lo. CoHI "" .... '" )ti/) 811\tOI ,,.. ll'Wti#\0 ·~-""" ~~~..r> " ............. -.000.UYI WIAllLACI"' ,,..,,_ __ S IMl!~ltitl l!'OI tM,L'l' ... 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I I ::=:~ ~~ ~u• CHUCK HORlllll "GOOD GUYS I WEAR BLACK" t.-01 Chudl Norri• Al'INAtcflef "GOOD ::.u:= GUYS BEAVEN " ~ WEAR CAN WAIT 8.1;_~~1 D:' ~' ,lua l"Q) ' .... ,. """ "' 11STAR .r:,=. ''CA~""" CRASH'' ::~ 9UtT1·· ..... ~ ..... ' ., • . . , t e 0 c • J INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Horoscope •Erma Bombeck •Classified T~. Mwcn 21. 1979 .. Modern New Costa Mesa fire station c has all comforts of home By D~NNI Mt'l.•:t.LAN Ol U. o.llt .. ,._. H•ll Anyo11l' llriv111.: pust l'uri.. Ave nue nt>J r t.1on!> l'tt rk 1n Costa Mt>su 111 1't>(•,•nt monUh may havl! :-.toppcd to v.on<kr "Whal 1s lhat mo<krn rt'd lmt.•k buildJng with thl' mJss1H~ Pl<' lure windows lht>y'rt> building"' At first glance 1t looks hlo.c > t>l another nt>w bank or t.·v~n ,, medical center At·tually. at ~ Costa Mesa Firt• Station No 3, the latest Ill f1rt!hOUM' dt>s1gn~ "Eve ryone as reall y 1m pressed . they d1dn 't know it wa~ going to be a f1rt' station.· ~aid Capt. Jack Perkins Since firemen m oved into their new quarters a week ago. about six people a day have been stopping by lo see what $44-0,000 aod 17 months of construction slowed by rain and building material de lays-has wrought. Firemen predict the number of visitors will increase con· siderably now that the station. the first phase in the city's downtown redevelopment proj· ect . bas been dedicated. AS ntoSE WHO CA ME for the dedication ceremony and open house yesterday saw. the old firehouse ain't what she used to be. Station No. 3. designed by McCulloc h Arc hitect s of Newport Beach, is a handsome example of fire house modeme. There doesn't seem to be any wasted s pace m the two-story. 6.500 square.root facility. whose front office and reception a rea is dominated by an imposing wall mural. The mural. painted by Laguna Beach artist Roman Yanez, de- picts a smoke-belching. horse- drawn fire engine. "Al night we light it up ... said Perkins. "It's very impressive. The mural is a nice touch of tradition for such a modem fire station. Al the end of the hallway off the front office past the com- bination TV-training room etnd the chief s quarters -is the din- ing room and kitchen. THE KJTCHEN CONTAINS three refrige rators . one for each di vision. "Hopefully." s miled Perkins. "taal will keep every- one out of eve ryone else's food." He added that the firefighers cook all the meals . "It's like Uv- mg 10 a hotel. J guess." be said, l i kenin g the s tation to a second home. He laughed. "I've got everything here that I've got al home. except my wife." The dining room's ceiling-high picture window looks out onto a red-brick patio, which later will include a gas barbecue. Upstairs, there are two rour- man bunk rooms. They are sec· lioned off by birch storage cabinets in order to give the men privacy, Perkins said. Individual reading lights over each buak allow the firemen to read al night without disturbing anyone. That was not possible at the old station where the men slept in a large dormitory-style room. "It was sort of like an army bar· racks," said Perkins. propr1at<'I) \'Ontaan 'prtnklN' and 111ook\• d.-teclor~ At the f'nd or th\• up~tu1r:. hJll 1:. the hbrur re>ud111t: room "the qwet an•a. • i.uul f'l>rkm' There also 11> uncHht·r doo• ut the end of the hull Opt.'nt•fl 1t rt· veals tht.• flr1· polt' ll 'i. m adt' or galvani ied steel rc1tht!r lhan t rad1ttonal brnss A two story station 1 with fire pole I was at the top or lht-· hst of firemen reeommendau oni. for the new fire how.<>. according to Wilham Dunn. ass1slant city manager for community de velopment Whtie m a n y So utht.'r n California fire stations now arc one-story. tradition 1s not the sole reason ror ha ving two stories; high pro~rty costs war rant not wasting la nd. Dunn said "l think what they've gone lo in a lot of places 1s they have s maller stations. and there is no r\eed ror two s tories ... said Perkins. "But I think in lhe big- ger cities, with the cost of land they'll go back to them.·· SURVEYING THE cave rnous a1>paratus room , which houses two pumper trucks and the 100-fool aerial ladder truck, Perkins said, "There's no way you can really compare this with the old station. A picture would be worth a thousand words." The o ld firehou se on Rochester Street. which prob· ably will be sold, not only has a leaky roof but, according to Duno. "the termites are holding hands to keep it together." Firemen also complained of the difficulty maneuvering the trucks onto the narrow street in front or the station, just a few doors down from busy Newport Boulevard. Bad times obviously have befallen Firehouse No. 1. But there are a handful of men still living in Costa Mesa who re- member the halcyon days when old No 1 was the city's only fire station. Al Ogden. former volunteer fire chief. recalls that whenever there was a fire the whistle al firehouse blew and the volun· <See FIRE, Page CZ) OAIL.Y flltLOT Featurig_. _ •• ____ €, house Unveiled - Daily Pilot Photos by Patrick 0 'Donnell Ultra modern intenor of new Costa Mesa firehouse is shown above while, at left. is exterior of new station on Park A venue near Lions Park. In contrast, below right. is photo of the old firehouse on Rochester Street. which probably will be sold , say fire officials, because "termites are holding hands to keep ft together ... II appenings By Judith Olson FM MUSIC IS PIPED into all the rooms which also ap-Don Mudra st work in new fire station 's kitchen. Dope Still Funny Walkers Ready lt won't be quite as taxing as the Boston Marathon. but the 1979 March of Dimes Superwalk will be just as rewarding. MOD executives and volunteers hope. The giant fund-raising walk wiJI take place Saturday, March 31, along a 20-mile route in Irvine. beginning at 7:45 a.m. when the lead runners set the pace. More than 8,000 volunteers are expected to walk the route and collect pledges from friends and neighbors, which will all be used for the March or Dimes' fight against birth defects. The walk ts expected to raise more than $250,000, according to Dorothy Sutherland, executive director. It bM grown more elaborate over the yean and tbis time will have mtertalnment at rour of the eilht checkpoints. Tbe El Toro Marine Band will accompany participants in the Executive Walk, which ls the last mile of tbe route; and there wlll be a bot air balloon carrying celebrities and radio penonaliU. over ~e area. WAI.Sm WIU. resister at the beadquarten at the Harbor ( ... WALK. P11e Cl) It started with delicious cream of sorrel soup a nd ended with a beautiful rendition of "The Impossible Dream" by Nanette Fabray. And betwee n the appetizer and dessert was an evening of songs. laughter. good food and festivity. The occasion was the second annual benefit for the Ear Research Institute or Los Angeles at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. wllich was attended by a number or Orange Coas t residents. We rushed t o the hote l ballroom after a flight from Sacramento and a quick change or clothing but the gala evening more than made up for the hurry: .., Hope was master of ceremonies. In bis own endearing way he delivered one-linen that bad the large audience almost continually lau1bing. We later learned that some of hls Jokes were repeats but it doesn't matter. They were all funny, One of his best lines WU in a monologue about plaatic sur1ery. Hope satd be keeps bis body in abape by "havln1 It sandblasted every year." The program also included musk by Jl'left.e He .. , .. and Mias Fa bray. who both suffer from the same pro1reutve ear disease. They eacb bave had sursery and praised the doctors who helped them have better hearln1. Also performing was Roger WUJlams, who included some of his standards such as • Autumn Leaves." The Ear Research Institute, Russell Mangold , Fullerton, models his 'King TIA' costume for Mystlck Krewe of Komus . on South Lake Street in Los Angeles. is continually working on ne w techniques to correct ear problems. One patient, Mrs. Thelma Dreyer of R1vers1de. s hared her joy at having an electronic implant which was developed al the institute. Among Orange Coas t residents enjoying the glittering black-tie dinner were Dr. ud Mrs. Araold Beckman, Mrs. TharlllODd Oarke, Jolla Grtmtll, Mr. ud Mn. Jolua Grlffltll Jr .. Mr. aad Mrs. Forrest Smidt m. Mr. aDd lln. Richard Berteaaad Mr. and Mrs. John Biallop. <Beckman and Griffith arc trustees). Alto, Dr. Howard House, founder and president or the institute. and hls brother, Or. Wiiiiam HoHe, director of r esearch. who both have summer homes here ; Edward EtlleU, managing director, and his wtre Marge; 8d Board Chairman Charles Hart, who has a branch of hls business ln the airport area. The dinner, which drew 450 persona at S250 a plate, raised more-than $100,000 ror tbe inalitute's research program. Mardi Gras Thou1h the famous Mardi Oras ln New Orleans ran int.o <See HA_PPENINGS, Pase Cl) l ! Cf DAIL 'V PILOl T~lda)'. Maten 27 li>l'i ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK I HOROSCOPE Fire Station f :.":'~~~~J ('--_B_o_ro_sc_•_Pe_) PU8Ut' NOTICE P UBU(' NOTI(' •: ( rr.m Pa._. CI t h•,•ri. all •Plod lo lbc at .. tton In tht•1r l'.:trit "W ._. had lo N vur r I ear to LuKuna lk.ir h 14 llh tht" J;roll' (lrt'b Ill lht• hill'> .. u1d ONde"n • f emtnt l'UOlrM<'lOr who JUltWd the voluntffr rltt dt'parlnwnt in 1938 'fhal WU th. ltffi(' Yl't&r th ' Rocht'Jllt'r St.t ~-t bt-atlon . ,. Work Proar A<lm11m1lratwn 1>roJ ct"'t . w as butlt A wrou1> of Cost Men c.·&tu 11.11 hud purcho t'd th{' lot In l93"7 At'l'OJ'Ollll{ to ohl II\'"" "lll!Jll'l't t'lll'PIOKS Ill o.i1h•11 '1; "('I u111li1ok, the clly'i; only (1n• tru,·~ .. .in In ll'rnt1l1onul. wu~ m ovC'd from 11 .. I 'lfll'Ortlry 00111\' 111 tlll' Ill W.n Gura~c and with u c rt'"" of I ~ \ olunt('t'r:.. tht> Coa11t Mt• .. a F1ri· Deov rlml·nt '4-U omc1ull>• in bubtnl'l>!t Thl' voluntt•\•r:t. who nuin twrt•cl .1h11ut 20 111 llw mid !i4A Wht'O lht' City hlfl•d lh ftri.t puuJ r1renwn opt•rutt·cl under th•· u~rYllJOO or lhl' Stale· Fon•'\try 0 ~artment F lre alarm Ogd n 1B1d. wt"r · d&apatdltd lhrnui•b lht· t•ounly r o r t•!!tr \ ht•o d 11u.irt1·t11 Ill O r " o Jl <' • w h 1 t h 1· 11 u I tJ '4utomaur ally et oft th • tut11111 whlllll Otidt<n dc>acnbc.'d lhc-volun lt~ra u • C'lv 1<· nH ndt1tt hnd clMf knit Wt"d htt w• 1t llltl1• run too,' ht> rwnllc•d "We had u pool tuble up tht•r(• 1 an tht· 11tu lion I and mu'<' 1n 1i1 whall· wt•'d piny 8 lllth• 11001 tu11I w("d nu•t•t evt•ry W• •k. ''E v.-ry \l'lH wc"d h11 v1• .i fln•m iUl 'I> bull to 1 lllM ' fundi. ltlnd hu V thf(l'rt•nt lilt'('l'!I Of t'qUIJ> 1n1•nt ·n 10t wi.I ... quill-~ town al r.u r Ill' uiltlt"<I th.it tht• womt·n h~11J a n auit1lu n y 0 .:111·11 ... w1f . t-:leunor . un1J 1·1Jt hl 111 11 11w uf Liii' WOlnl'O &llll mt·l'l OO<'l' J m 11nlh u,. c·h. l&nd rt•l urn tht'rt• for ruoct. dnnka und t•ntcrlaanmunl A Yllrlc\y or J)CflJOlla are lo \oln d lo ,,1annlnic th walk and h r lnl(ifli p dul tal~rH" and 1lonutluru. lu 1t Otht·r• purt1r 11ML1nK will bt.· Dh11wylund'11 Goofy, who will l'n· t•ourut: lhl• wulkl'rlf during the l1ul 100 y urth u nd J('ff lha1tkcrvlll11, ltH' 1979 poi.tN 1:h l ld , who will g o 1n his whe~lchal1 1.11» Io n!( ui. h ill purl'lll.11 huve the c nt•n.;y t..o J>U~h. THI-: 22ZNO ('OMRA'I' Com mu111t·ut1v1H1 Squadron <>f lhl' <'ahforn11.1 Air Nulmrwl Guurd. Costu Ml'llU, hab baked more thun 3 .000 eook1t•11 for th{' wulllt'r11 und uh10 will ~upply trul·ka und 11th ·r \•qu1pment for tht.• ('Omfurt und ~afel}' of lht.· JIU rllrlpunL<> G rl'ctm~ wslkl'n• us they re· turn to hl'udquurll'r:s will he Hum1> playl'rb Bob Urudim~k• a nd Put Th11mu:s Wa lking will tw dts\· J•H·k1•y ... from K EZY and ""-the 4'lut1on.'> Va nilla Gonllu ••• Happenings C From P•R., CJ) d1ff1(·ulty this Y<'llr. Orungc . County's veN11on did not. 1'he Myst1ck Krcwl' of Komus pu\ on an aUair lhut was us dazzlin.: u., us ual Saturd{)y evening in tht· Ois neylund Hotel Gu~t.~ enjoyed Ntkt•, loa1>tcd the <·1mler wtlh 1·humpugne und ms pectc.-d th(' rww St'8t wull un(l lrn~ donated by the Jlurbor View Garden Club 1<:ntt•rturnmcnl w ill be pro v1dl'd by tht· Loara High School l'c p Hand and rock bands t-'1111-(t•rs iJ n<I firt•ulh, Strccthtc. Mad liagi.:ms, Christopher u11d Company und UI SCOvery. Arte r dinner , the 18th tableau unfoldt.'<i in the form or a Rip Van Winkle story with Ball Captain Ed Williams portraying the legendary figure Gut!~ls were greeted by B. J . Skilling , preside nt of the l"ricndb of Newport The atre Arts Center , and Mayor PauJ Rycoff. Nancy Ebsen, pr e s ide nt o f th e community theatre. introduc :d the play and gr et>lin.cs were ofrered by Supervisor TbomH Riley. 1.-;ach of Uw eight checkpoints will have fi rst aid provided by Or. MH·hat.•I Cornf ield ~nd volunteers from the Orange County P0<Uatry Assn. and reg 1stcred nurse:. under the dircc lion of Grayce llocsslcr, ltN, The honor and r('1gning rourt.'> werl' prcs l.'nll.'d during lht· tabll'aU , 1n<'lud1ni: Ca rol .. Wllllam11. who w a s Winter Wonde rland ; Chuck Kohler and Joye-,. Rulolo, sp{1ct• p1 rat<: and ~pat·c· c rculutt· and David Rutolo und Marg if' Kohle r , ltobinhoocl and MauJ Matton J\ mong g u('sti. wen· Judl(e and Mrs . Phillip McGraw, State St-n. aod Mrs . J ohn Schmitz anti Oran11:r {'ounty S u1H·rvlsor llarrlf't Wlf'dn. Dedication Also among the 50 g uests were the Judg~ in the logo conlC8l, including Beth Koch M•ban and Palrlcia Wr ight Gibbs. Councilwoman Evelyn llart made the o fficial dedacat1on remarks The theater. with its prime view of Newport ll arho r . promises to ht! a place to spend many happy evenings in the future Pe rhaps we'll st:c you the re . People Peering PhD Tht· Nc.•wporl Thc11tn· /\rls C'cnlcr on Cliff Drive ha::. ht•(•n () rr I(' I a 11 y I a u n l' h ,. d Th I' 1· h ri s l<'n i n~ C'l' rt• mon y . I as l W1•dnt•sday 1•vt•n1ng , was a p11t1murr1 of kmpllng 1tt•mi.. f-'11 st, thc·n · wai. mus 1t• by Jt>an Taodow!'lky 's I rm and an t' .x <' f• r pl fro m N • w 1J or l ('om mumty Theatre 'i. current prodUl'llOll of .Jult's PfciHer · ... ·11111<1 M<•" T hl'n . Bryan Noy .. ,. n•1·1•1v1'll :1 $:100 a wurcl for his lo~o rtc·i.1~n for the nl'w ccnt1•r Leslie Frt-ld11on h as bc•cn ins talled as fraternity education c hairman for Phi Omega Chapter of Delta Delta Della at Arizona Slate Unjve rsaly. She 1.s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maury Freidson o f Newpor t Be a ch. . He len Lyons of Soulh Coa s t Me dical Cente r was ins talling officer for the recent Sl'atmg Of ne w Officers for the Orange County Counc il o f llos pila l Volunteers . Jacquie Miiier o f Hoag M e mo r aal Hos pital, Pres b y t erian , was installed as sec r e tary . Huntington B e ach Mayor Pro-Tem Richard Siebert issued a proclamation of Girl Scout Week recently. Accepting for the 2,000 Girl Scouts in the city were Janet Grus bon. Kare n Bemls. J enni Bemis and Mini Michelle Bemis. Friend? Or Foe? I> 1-: A ll A N N Li\ N O E RS Whal d o you thank about a person who has dmm•r r.tl your homt' tmd the next d ay i.:cts o n the phone and 1·u lls up all thl' o thl'r guc•:.ts and asks 1f they I hrt•w UIJ all night, loo'! Ii. this a frl<'nd'! My husband and I en· t••rtam frcqu<>ntly a nd I IH1ve a reputation for be· mi; a f(oqd cook. So far a s I mow I have never po1son<..'<i anybody. The o ther night I served a fish course .. s the up· peti:l:cr. My s o -called frie nd msists it's the fish that mude her sick, You know as well as J do. Ann, that if something i8 wrong with fish you can either s mell it or taste it lmmediat.ely. Everyone enjoyed my broiled halibut a nd there wasn't a smidge lort on any of the plat.es. This morning I bad three calls from guesl8 who wanted to know if we were sick last night because Mrs . Big Mouth had called to say s he Ann ~anders 11tory Just to undcrmtnl' my re putation a s a hostess What do you think? IT'S HELL TO BE ENVIED DEAR ENVIED: lt'i. possible but not likely. I can't Imagine a person fabricating .uch a fishy 1lory -Just for the ballbal. S ince no o ne else became W, It's Hie to Haame Lbat lbe woman was deathty Ill and was did not get sick because s ure It was the fish. I'm of anytb.lng she ate In beginninsc to think the your &o .. e. It was prob· wo man m ade up the ably aomethlng sbe alt" elsewhere. Tut Thoughts 11 11ou hal>f! an item f<Jr 1111> Singles Cal<•ml«r. send 11 lrJ f'hery/ ftomo, Jo'~atur· 111(1 J)eport ment , Orange Cnoat Doily Pilot , P.O Rox ISfJO, Coato Me.«i, Ca. 921i21l />INL~t> mrltvlr 11nu r name, addrt>RR arid 71hon1• num/wr Thus 111 a fact. Thero M e some children born into this world who can not be bluffed. You can threate n them , In · timldale them, or make them an orrcr they can· not refuse. But lo the end . they won't, you can 't a nd they do whatever I.hey please . J have onu child who \ksed to rearrange her food on the plate like It was an abacua. When all the combloaUona h ad been tried oo the plate, she would lay the peas end to end unde r her plate, bra.id tho rrench frJe1 and buUd bridges from broccoli. She would do everythln1 wllb food but eat It. One afternoon •• t ho opened her mouth lo protest, l Jammed • spoonful of peaa Into lbe openln• and 1quee1ed her Ups tocether. She re· fUHd to awallow. It waa time for my "You ann't goina to leave um labl• unUJ )'OU clean up your plate lf you have to P'OW up beN. '' ll'1 a duaic. Have you ever lm· ••lned wbat it ii Uke to raiae a cbUd at • dinner uble wt&b a moutlllw of .cr••D pea1 ? Siu 'S ....,...,.., .... , .... ...... ........ ~ ,,. becomes a toddler with no place to toddle to, goea through puberty In a n eating seat, ap· proaches womanhood with green teeth, and hat no one to Ulk with about her mld·llle crisis but a plate run or dried rood. The eighlb deadly &in of parentin1 l1 to get youraelf ln a position where you cannot make lood your threat. Ex· amplee: .. You • .,.,_ up or I am 1oln1 to mall you to • poat o ffice bo>t In Kearney, Nebra1ka." "If )'OU don't put lbat baby back in bh motber'1 cart, I wlll never ·take you to the 1tore with me a1aln ... ever!'' "Mommy 11 leavln1 the room. If I come back tn and It ii not cleaned up, I em paclrtq my ..... and runnlna off to follow Rolling Stones concerts." "I can 8loP this car any time r wpnt to and give you what for.'' <This oo the San Diego freeway without my glasses durlnJC rush hour.) It's like rahJl ng a poker player. The other night r warned ... rr you're lite for dinner one more lime I'm throwina It away." S he wandered In late as uaual. She 1tudied me for a moment. ''Wbere'i din· n~r ?" (( returned her 111e.) "It'• ln the oven, f1n't lt?" ••Are you ral1ln1 or calllna?' "lt '• in the refrt1erator.'' (J con· tlnued to alare without expreuton.) "Oh, well," •h• 1akl, "I'm not bun· ,ry anyway." PBX ..... ,.. .............. ....,"*' ....... '• _,.., ....... ....,..,,..,,a -......... . .. ~ ...... , ..................... , IZllU I .... Oelee ..... ' rti•ptrt -· _, II •P t"ll llllH ... CALL IU 1111 llCMI. TlllU .... IOI ·~ .... ~ ,..,.. ........ ~ ·'-•• ""llft(flfff hff!llM l'liftt Ill• ·-·-.. """·~""-,..... It~ 10t t¥t1 50111CiCtuM ,..et C.11! t• Ml t Ool'Mlltl ~flHl'I .._ pt09!11!1 .Kl/\.• fllt tCMoi Nllbl '°' ' . • Wt:DNESOAV, MARCH 28 By 8YDNEY OMA&lt I 052 lrvlM • W"tclfff '9aae • Newport leocll 541-1614 Pansy Power r rcsh as a ~prang rain, handpalnted porcC'l.iin pansy f ..iC't"> on 14K yellow gold, sprinkled with dewdrops of pearl or diamonds. Pierced earrings, S195 ~tickpin, $96 Ring, \195 HK yellow Rold butterfly, S275 Price!> c,ubject co change. B.D. HOWES and SON FINE JEWELERS FOR FOUR GENERATIONS N(WPOltJ 11'.ACH )411 Vlt lido I 67S-27J1 IC)) i\HC;lll SI 'AV.Ol l<A I !IAHfA 9Alll!AltA 'AIM Sl'lllHG\/ llAWAll PUBLIC NOTH.'t; P URI.IC NOTl('t: PUlU .. IC NOTICt~ Comptroller oi the Curr~y Administrator of National Banks REPORT OF CONDITION Charter number lb l b& 3, Irvine National ~ank, lrvm~. Cd., 9271S Statement Of Re~urces and L1ablllties Thousands of Dollars ASSETS Cash a nd due from banks .................. 3,293 U.S Trca .. ury c.ecuntles ................... 816 Obligation'> of olher U.S. Gov't. agenc 1e-; and corps . . . . . . . . . • • . • • •.... 107 Obllgat1on<; of States and polltiCdl SUbdtV1 '>100'>.. . ... 1,258 Federal R~rve stock and corPorate stock .. . .. .. . . .. .. .. .. . ...... 18 Federal funds !>Old a nd secunlll.•s purc hdsed unde r agreements to resell ............... 4900 a . Loa ns, Total (excluding unearned income I ........ 18,811 b. Less: Reserve for possible loan losses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 c. Loans, Net ........................... 1!1,41/ Direct lease financing ................... 1,124 Bank premises, furniture and fixture'>, and other assets representing bank premises .... 93 Customers' llabillty to this bank on acceptances outstanding .................... SOl Other assets .............................. 31 ,187 TOTAL ASSETS ......................... 14,139 !ABILITIES Time and savings ePoslts of lndlviduals, partnerships an corps .................. 11 ,237 Deposits of United tates Governme nt .......... 81 Deposits of State'> nd political subd1v1s ns .. . .. ............. 100 Deposits of comme 1al banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99b TOTAL DEPOSITS .......... . ........... 2b,b53 TOTAL DEPOSIT a. Total dem dePos1ts .......... IS,316 b. Total time and savings deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 11,337 Federal funds purchc1Sed a nd secunt1es sold under agreements to repurcnase ............ IYS Acceptances exec uted by or for cl<Count of this bank and outstanding . . . . . . . 187 Other llabllltles ........................... 27,6JS EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock a . No. shares outstanding .......... 7b0,000 b. No. shares outstand ing .......... 6-46,536 (par value> ............. l,61b Surplus ...................................... 975 Undivided profits .............. , ............. 961 Re$erve for contingencies and other capital reserves .................... 3,552 TOTAL EQU ITY CAPITAL ................ 31,187 MEMORANDA Averaoe for JO calendar days ending with call date: ............................ 4,072 a . Cash and due from banks .............. 4,740 b. Fed. funds sold and securities purch•)ed under agreements to resell ........•... 18,929 c. Total loans ............................ 4,271 d . TlmeMposfts of $100,000or more ...... 27,33S t. Fed funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase .......... ~ g. Llclbllltles for borrowed money . • . . . . . . . . . 20 Time deposits of S100,000 or more ............ 4,271 a. Time certificates of :~~~:; ~;~~~~~~~~~ .~ ....•.......... 100 It ~obert Klhm, Sr. Vice President-cashier of the nove-namtd benk do hereby declare that this Report of condition Is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Robtrt Klhm Sr. Vice President·C.Shler We, the underslontet directors •tttst to the correctness Of the RePort Of Condition. The Report Of Condition Includes the st1tement of resources and liabilities, 1upportln9 tchedults and 1ppllce· bit 1upptement1. Wt declare thet It has been ••- amlmld by us, to the bHt of our knowledge end belief 11 true and correct, and that It hes bttn or will be S)Ubfllhtd In the manner pretcrlbtd by 12 u.s.c. 161, within tw.nty daya from the utt of the requ.st for Report Of condition, or H othtrwlse pretcrlbld by tht Comptrol i.t' of the Currency. Peull.Brendt Ron Pfahler Gerald M c0 0111n Olrectort PublllMd OranQt CO.at Diiiy Piiot, March 27, 1979 1151-79 .\ - OBITUARIES Deatlu Pl'BLl(.' l'OTI Pl RU< MJTll t. ~101 flOU\ a u\l•u :n .. .,,,. U AnMl!ff '"" ·~-·-.. ""'"' .... ,.. ..... I'\ Kl.I(' NOTH'•; 81.lC NOTICt; l'ICTI llOV\ I U\INPU 11-lt-t UAYt••U NI NOTICI 01' "'lltllC \Al t I"• 11\lt •t"'-' Uttt \\1t\\ u • ... .. tit•\ t\ Cl'll"O OP 1'•11.0..AL l'llOl'e lltTT T~. Merctl 27. 1979 PUBLI<.' NOTICE lll~ITIOUI Mttl•ap Not.Ml UATI M••t f ... lt)llOWll>q ptr\Ol'I• •rt 0011\0 IN>IN\\ e\ PUDLJC NOTICE DAIL. Y PILOT P UBLIC NOTICE NOf!CI 0" ~ 111\f'OM,ltlLITT Nt>hO t\ lltf.t>r QI-11\411 I ... 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CP .... 9 NOTICE TOCltEOITO•S \U,.IEllllOll COUltT OF TliE ST" fE OF CALIFOltHIA FO• THIE COVHTY OF O•AHGE "• A·,,llt E•l•I• of 1'1HHLE.E'4 M 8 UACM ~( .. d~ "40 1t< {;IS ... fR(8V GIVfN ro l .... ued1tor~ '1' tM •""vta na"""" s <t-t••ff! .1 1Nt •II o-'~h n tV1n9 ~'•''"' 4'Qe1n,t 1"9 ~•d W...,..1\1 are reciult~~ In Ille ttwm, wtth lhl M<_.\\.lry vnuch(lf"\, in IM ollk • ot ll>I' .icr• 01 Ill" •ODot• ..,, lllleem, with lne n•c•~~ry o,;out.ntor-\, to tht! un dtr\09 net1 •I •~,. t<t ... oll•« ot PLUNt<ETl 4' PlU~lt<E1 I , 411 Oll•e A•env•. PIKl Otllc:e ~O• 1oq, Hullt lnQton e..c11. C.l•lflrl\te 9il>'ll, w111,n ll lhe pl-Of OUStnGSS o• lhf un den1911td In •II malltr• ~r1•1111nci to Int H l•IO Of w10 O.u oen1, w10tin lour monll1> .iter the I lr\l publl<ahOll ol lllfl llDllCtt Otled Mer<n 70. 1919 MtCH,,.El &URCH E t<•ulor DI lhe Wiii of Ille <IOOW' "'"*' ._,,, l"LUNK•n A ""-1110lln 01 Ollwt .......... 269 M• ......... .__,CA t1'>ll ht: Ot41.._.. "'*'-""" ....... P110t11Nd Ortn911 C:O.>I 0 •1ly PUol ~1. ti, NK >. 10, 11 1'1. 117._/t ~~~~~~~~-~~~~- PUBLIC NOTICE MOTICI TOClltlOITOlll5 SUNltlCMI CCMiltTOll Till STA Te Of' CALl"'°llt"'IA l'Olt TM& COU•TV 011 OlllAlfOI ...... ...,t Ettel• 41 ENID C. HAMIL ION, •k• E H I O CllOSBY H "M l l l O N , o.cu-. l'IOTIC& IS Hl.IU!8Y GIVEN to Ille creclllon OI Ille -.o .... n.med dece<Mnl t,,.I •II ... ,_ IWtvl"' tl .. m, •0.01MI tlll MICI GK-I •rt ftO,.lrff ID Ille 11 .. rn. Wiii> "" nKtsierY _,,.,. 1n Ille Oftlt e Of Mot <I•~ o1 Ille •bow ..,. lltltCI <_.., Of lo ltftMflf INtft, ••I" the n.c.e, .. ry •tvelleft, to IN ...,. •rt1f"'° OI ll'tl OHK.e Of ltEINJO..H, C,,. fl IN & ClEMl!HlS, AllOfM1• •I t.•w, ••I W, SIWlll St., • 7fi0, LO$ A.,,-.. ~. CA tllOll, ""'llC'1 " nw PIK• Of tlliSl!ltii Of fflol -f~10Md 111 •II melltrt Def1elnlfll to tt1t H lflft ol 1•1C1 otu...,.., W!lllln •-111-'lllt elftr the 11"1 fklOCK&llorl Of I"'' Ml"t o., .. ~(II IS, ,.,, CHOCKFi tt HAflOHAL I AHK ·---Ol llW Will .,..,....,._ -..otM 1tl 1te'°"'9, CATI.tie 6 "-IMIMU ............. ,. '--...... CA .... , Tth UUI~ ... _..,. ... ....._, PW611-°'~ ~ °"''' llllot ,.,..,. ,.. 21,,,,,., .. to •• ,. .... " O•huS Wt 1r<.h t 1 1\IJV !OUC,,f.HL f' qE!>OS E: <..,.uh • Of 1ht• W1U ot tt'lti tt~v~ notl'M:d .,..._.., KENTON C. t'AOGSTAD llU T•.WV Bl•f ~Wlft G•M.C4 Tel: 11111~J11't •ttOfney tw E.1ec."1ci1 PuOh11ii~ Or"M•O'" (CM\I Oo•ty P110·1 Mi 1 lll, 11. Apt ) 10, f'<I" 10.~ /Q PUBLIC NOTICE SUPElllOll C:OUllT OF fHI. StATIE OP' c:ALIFOlllHIA FOii THI. COUHTY 01' 0 114HGIE lfO A~U O•OEI' fD S"O'°' C:AUSl ICooleol C1v11 Prec .. ur• '1771 In IM M.tttw l>f '"" Aw11ca11on ol l'OIC'il M1l:.\JUCHI f-Dr Cll•nQ<! DI Nam• WHEllEA!>,llWP"llllOI\" t<o ... n. Mtf\UUC''h, /W\ ,jfffid '"S J)f'l1l10n 111rttr- lhe C.l~rk Of ttH!> t.OUrt IOr dn Order •f· 10,.1nq P"t•llOf"<I lo '""~ '"' Mme from 9'.IJl(.hl M ftWU(ni IU Roy l(o•Cl'U M1tsY1JCh1. I T IS ORDERED th•I a11 pet •ons 11\ lerf~fed '" fne dbov~utlftwd m•Utr dippettr be'ton• '"'" taur1 "'' 1 t ... m .• on' M lJt 8, 1q19 •n Oepartm .. nt J, DI Ille OunQc Counl• Courtnoow loutea •( 100 C1•1<. (.erMr 01'1•11. Wti.t, S.nt• An~. C•lilor111 ... q7101, •nd \llO• c au ... 1t any, why '"" Pr llllon lor Clldnqe ot Name \hould nol o~ q,Anted . Ir IS l'UllTHEll OROl'REO lhel. <OP• ot '"" OrMf 10 SllO"' C..u.e i:i-PuOll~l\ed '" Int Oranqe Cw" D•••Y Pl'OI. • ~...-Pdll"t Ot qe""r•I ClrCUI& ''°" Of"1n1@d '" 1-w < ... °''"" ol Ora~ ~tat~ ot C•lito'"•• onc..t • '41111ie-e~ fot lovr we.<~"""•-• prt0r 10 ,,.. Cl•lt stt f<iJr ~'•f'WI on t'M Pttht1on for Cn.>ngeol Ne""' O•leO MA<Ch2• •m !>rue•.,_ S""'>M' J -Ol lh,, !ow""'"' CANr1 fAYLOlll ICUP~£11 & SU~Ml'll' It,. P•<•IK -......1 .......... 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County Cl~•• ct OrdnOt' Cou<ily o" ....... ,,, 11, 197' F l114.W PuOll\llO!d 0<6119" , .... \. 0doly P tlOt Md!Cll ll 20 7' 11nd Aorll J 101q 8•1 1q PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE NOFtCE IS HE AEl:tY GIVt:N 1"41 lhfl IDllOWlllQ CIP-c.r111e<1 oer'°"al pre> 1Nf1t . dect'T>ed •IM~ Or L•ll<ld Lu-•ni tor'""r tenant ot tt\t< orem1s.t\ common1r filtwtwn ., ~ 5.dttttt An«1 Av•, Newport a,.a-cn. C•11torn1a, ~t'l•tl be Wld 4't fl OUOfll ~•fe OV Curt 14ertieri. 11, on t~ Jt\I det Of 111\M al tf OOp m (.foll\IJ• 8tdd•t'MI~ •PO<••nc"' fUf'f\11Urt Ml'<. Cun A Hetllerh II PuOltV>eel 0r""91! CO.•I 0.l•IY P•IOI M•r 10, 11, rt7'1 1018 19 PUBLIC: NOTICE l'l(TITIOU$ eUSIN£SS NAME STATEMENT 1 M IDllOW.rtq P<''-" 001nq °"'' ne\\ "' L.0\J IUAE 0 EU P OPi:; oqessMA~ING llY ANC.ELIOUE. O > w. i.1h S• Co••• M.Sa. CA 91~J1 AnQOlt Cro1on. 130<1 Lewi~ St G•ro~n Gmve, C.,. f2MO fhl\ 1>1>.ine\\ " lunQiKICO DY "" II\ d1v1dut1I Anootf' (fOtC>t\ Ill•> \ltl•mMI wi• l1le<1 •11th '"" Counly Clet• Of O••l\Qt! County on ""'""' ••• 1919 Flll .. 1 Pullll•hecl 0<-'90' t.o.SI 0•1ly Pilot Mff 10, ?1, Apr J, 10, 1•19 1011 14 -----------PUBLIC NOTICE Flc:TITIOUS auSIMUS lllAMI SfATEMIHT ,,.. IOllowl"9 --''~no t>ww· MUU 8RYL.EH ~STllUCYI~. JOllO Cr-n VeltO P•rll•<IY, So, L-. c.. •2"11 D••ICI 8rl ... "••9"Joll, J437S Dan• S1<•ncl Itel., Oel\I Po;nt, CAI. 91•1' T111t bulinln ts c.-t..i ov .., In· °'"""''' Otvld 8. h•-f Ill\ ~i.MftWnt ••• hied Wllll the Cowllt y o.n 01 0.ff191 Count\' °" Mef(ll 16, "" FllttU l"Ul>h"'9CI OrM91 tou t O~IT PllOt ~r tO. V,""" l,, 10, "" 10. .. ,. PUBUC NOTICE -------------"CTITIO'll auatNH5 MMal?ATaMun fllt IOllOW1"9 lle~tons •rt 001119 ltott!Mtt' ... MANAGIMt!lfT f lCHNICAL HIAIMIMO CliNTElt, t 1•1 On t.ltlll Orlve, .. .-1,....9"<11,C. 9»4' I , J , C•rtltle, •1•1 O.s lltllt orivo, Hwlf'"91M 8"<11, C. ft.,.I A.._ fl. -...,,_ '161 0•\ t.ttlll °''"e, ~ hKll, c. . .,.,., flllt 1111tl"ftt It t...OV'1ecl OY • teMf•l-'~· LI CMlltle flllt ~ ... flNd Wiii\ ,,,. ,_,, ~ .. 0r-.. C-ty °" IMr<ll ... lf1' '""" .._., ...... Or .... C-' 0.1ly P110t MM lO, tt,AOrlt,.10, ttn tttl·1' PL'BUC NOTICE FICTITIOIJS •UllHl'SS N-£ STATEMEHT f n~ •oHO""•n<I Ck""'~ •-. oo.nq ou"' r\f\' .'.\ Jt:•~"l:Y , H O M !. Of CORA r1~G t.l:N TEA 171) 0 WOI ll•••r St . ~ta Mew C• '1?&1~ 1-tow aro 0 w 1mrr """' tte"•'• Gtt,oen Gf"O•e. C• ~ .... ., fh1' bu\11\e\.\ I\ lOf"QU(lf>O 01 •' hmth~d o.nner"if'HP l10\llJ¥0 w.,.,,.. r ru\ \ttttf"ff"l!nt ••\ "'"o ... 1th ,,_. County (.lerlll ot Q.-•n~ C.ounlv on .... ,,h ,, .. ,, .. , .. , .. Pullhlnl!d Or•ncr c°"" O•••• P1tot M•r 10 11 Apt J 10 l•IO IUA\) /O PUBLIC NOTIC E FICTITIOUS IUStNESS NAME STATE MENT r~~ 1011ow.1nq oer\Of't ., 001no C>uM nen •s A ANO ti J.I A IN 11 N (i 4KJ Conqrni. !.I , CD'll• Me>d, c .. •1•71 Gttry M Alt •''"'" U3 Con9,ea!l ~• , (OSl,j Mew. Vt Y76U f f'll'> bus1~\ '' t.Of\ducted bf "" '" d1V1du•f ~ry M Alt•rdl rll1\ Slel-t W8\ Ille<! *1111 IM Co,.nly C.l•rk ot 0f•llo< to;i"tY on M•rtn lo .,,. Pl'BLIC N()Tl ('t;; f'ICflTtOUS I USINESS H~ME STATEMENf FIHUO Yut>l1\'1ied 0r0f'Qll~ CA>.t)I 0d•f'f Piiot. M.,Ch 20, 11 dnd Apnl 3, IU, 1w• l!IOl·I• PUBLIC NOTICE ..-1CTITIOUS •USllflfU NAM£ STATEMENT T "~ tollow1nQ ge, M>n 1'1 oomQ t>u~• ""'"' "' J M HENOR1(1(S tNSU qANC£ •C fNCY. /00 E OtP..,,lro .. 1, Hcwoon l!U< n C41tlorn1~ •26tl llot...,, Wall~· SlomO..uqh, 100 E 0<..f"•nfr'Oftt Mt!wOOrt 8&4tCf\~ C•tltO• ""' 0Nt3 Tf'U' bu\H"M~U· t~ COinOU<.tfod by .tn rn d•••du.,t ~~rt W S1.,...1>.t119n t "'' '1«it•ment was hted with ,,,. Counry C.lt"t• of Ort!nqt' Count" 0" M~r(h I), rtlt "" "" Put>lt\""1 Ordf!OI! COll\I O••ly P•i..1 " 13 10. 71 otnd Apttl 3 .•• ,. !"O ,. Pt:BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINIESS NAMI!' STATIEME .. T f hf' t0Uowtn9 petW)t1~ d'~ dO•l\Q bv\1np\\ ., FREl'lE MUSIC PU8 L ISHtNC lll~ Pull""'n SUiit 11.J, C~I• Mt"' (A '16h P 11 vl Frf'trl""" l l/I N10b~ AMll~•m, CA 9180( Jloy S"llPlfO, 101 HQ L• Pt'1t llevu1v "lilt•,, CA '071 t Tn" llu•I""\~ ll condut lt d Dy • Qtnt••I e>Mt1'1ll\111p Pl'ul M Frf'<!men Jr. f flt\ \lellMef'll WllS fill!d With I"" Coullty Cl«• ol Or•n~ Counl• on Muc1111.1m ,.,,, ... Publl\1...0 0rffncM (Oll\I Oi!llY Pllol f llt ... ~f 13. 70, 11 A~. l. t•7• h S /t Puoh~ Or""9!1 C<MISI O••IY Pilot Mff 20, "·""' J. 10 1Q,, ..... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS IUSIHRU •AME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICt: FICTITIOUS •USINEH MIUoll 5'"TRM~lfT Tile toltowl"CJ 0tr1or1 I\ Ootnq °"'' ... u., TM fotJowlnq ~rM)fl i' Cloi"V l>utl· S 0 U T H W E S T E 11 N Ile>•• PEltl"OllMANCE OIST1t 18U TO~S ANN OfNNIS 0£SIGl'IS IS1f m•·JE. Wlns1Dr1 Rd., A11a11tlm. (4 Sea crol Ori"•· Coron• Oel M•r. ,,_ ~lllorl'1iam7S J erry LOU•\ s1111m•••· llH A"n /IA Oennl\ 1\17 S••«U I Munttet Or . Hut1llflqtDr1 e...:11. C• Orlve, CO!'DN OPI M•• C•lltornt• 'IJM6 mu l 111• llonlneu •• COftducttCI by en 111 Tiii\ bu\WU fS UM\d\K(.0 l>Y an II\• dlv•ci.ie•. dl\f1dv•I J4rrv LOiiis ~IY """ M Oenms Tiii\ .. .._.,. wet fllecl .,,,,. ll'lr flll\ ··•-t .... , llteit #Ith Ille COUl>tY Cl••ll Of Ot•llOO c,,..,,,., 011 Co""'" Clerll 01 Orllftve COVlllY on M•rc.11 J, ttn Merc.112.1'1' ~'""" 1110"'9 P"bll\l'>ld Or-(Oolll Qelty Piiot PvbllsMd Or-CO.ll Dttlll' Pilot MM t , ,,, :IO, 71, ttlt .,,.,. Mer •. ll, to, 21, ttn U..tt PUBLIC NOTICE • 0 • • • Cl DAILY Pll.Ot The 8 ggHI Marketplace on the Otange CoHt DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find II, Trade It With a Want Ad r 58 a;;! One Cell Service L 842 • 7 J I Fast Credit Approval .......... Houu' for s• •·•···•·•····•······•· •••••••.•....................•..............•. ·············•··••····· •...................... 1001 (i..-rel 1002 ......... 1002 ····••··•····•········• .•.•.•..•..•..•........ ············•·••••••··· ·······•••·••····•••··· EQUAL HOUSING . O PPOR TUNll Y ,_.......,._Motiu: Afl n.•1111 t'!>lltl•· 1111\ 1·rt "' ~ l 111 Um• n1"'-'>llJVt'' 1 '"" Jet'\ lo th.-,. • ..,1,.1 .11 F .. 1 U uu!>1n.: \11 11f t ·h, '"hh•h OlJ\.t•' II llll'jlJI I< >Ith t'rl}•t' ..1 IH 1111• rt!rt'IH't' hnlll 1ll1lf\ 11 rJ1'"·n111mut11111 h '''"I 1•1 r1H'\'. nllot cd1.:11•11 "'' or 11ullo11JI 1111t:111 111 ..;1 1111t•11ll11n lo 111.11.. ""\ ~l.k h prt•lt·(\'11\'t hlllll I ll\10 , OI OIM nrn111.1t11111 111,, m•1o1i 'J>JI"'' 1o11 111 11111 l.1111'"1r1i;I\ •'" q.11 ""' • 11h .. rt1a.1 11 1( 1111 r1 ti ~lJlt-'"hu•h 1" 111 'ml.1 t1un1illh1· l.iw etRORS: Ad••rti~ should chKk tfteir ad daity and ~por+ er· ron i"""9dicrtely. Th DA.IL Y PILOT au~s liabiNty for ttt. fint in- cornct iftHrli0tt only. Hous.s for Sale .....•................. 1002 .............••.•...... MESA YHDE $68,000 1lus IS the bcl>l buy tn town, locat.t:d 111 ('u.,l..i M e s a ':. ftnt•s t n<.'1jithborhood Clost-111 schools . .,ho ppini.: or open i.pa<· · It 1!> 1>nd1· 111 ownership 2 slorv with 2 b t>droom s. pri v u I l'. cndo11cd pal111. 1·om muruty J)l.~I und an ·'"" •ou:. :.l'llcr. Call qu1 t•l.ly 1 751-JHJI c;::SELECT t PROPERTIES UPGRADED MESA DELMAR :!:M•l ~quart· h•t.•t of luxury 1s whut this S bt:t1ro11rn , :1 lmlh. 2 :.tnry hurn1• •>I It.·,.., Npw ru:.t l·•trl11'1111~ •• pphanc•t•" a nll r .11 111 h11-:hlq~hl t hti. ICIVl'h home Tht.' ownl·t:. .111· mollvat~d. so mt1k1• "" offor 1-\111 pm·t.· Sl2.S.!tOO Call 55t>~ «;:SELECT 'T' PROPERTIES :I ,.., ' l """ •.1111••", I ·" • I ....... ,.... ~·· ·~ rn~=n '-~ .. [U ·~01 t ll.OCIS TO THI llACH, $ Ut,500 I 1rt'd or hii.:h be:w h town prtrt!s" Hl'lwl I!'> only minute~ away 1n S~c.I lh.•.1t'h 1 rhl•rt·'~ a 3 bdrm hOml' Wllh llM<1uN 0 001 ~ urtd plantation ~hutter~ on .i llU'l ' stn•et "1th private puUo, lols of fruit ln•c..., .rnd I ht-low. low price ol ~·~~.500 I ~lt.IJ I t 1t lMI \ RlAI 101!5' t /!J hllUU I l~I ,,, ···H lftil\d\I \...(11•!11,ll•IM.i t 11 11 ~I 111 t ti f I J ,tf f I BUILDERS!! !-lha1111.•n }ttl)f 1.1t 11t·11~· I ll'l'lc' 11> that 1 art• hut ld ,1 h it' lu11cl VOii V<' 111•1•1) ~urchmg for Z1l1Wd tor mulltplt! d wt•ll111.: /\p pro" ;J mlh.'~ from ot•e iin Subm1l your offer ltlda) Open EH''-545 9491 2 IR·DEM·POOL $168,000 G<>ri;tt'Ous Monaco plun- lfarhor View 2 Dcdrms + den &·uul1ful 18X4 Pool' Huge patio Eas} ~n~nbell :it'l't''» Ownl'r Wiii ftnance large 2n'1 TU Pl<'as<' i,ubm1t M'lll!r anxious! Ca ll now, 752 1700 .. EASTSIDE BEAUTY Hni.:ht. f n•i.h & a1r.v l"m h r m & kilt lh'n ii rea l~nhanC'c'<l by a bl fl p11• 1ur1• g a r dt·n "'1nlf1J1.<. I•' r 11 11 l t t I t• 1• 11 I r y court v rd \\' ;i rm wo1x:h.' Sp.rni~h frpk You 11 lovt· 11 1 l'h11nt• l)t1W Op.• 11 I·>·•·~ H1•ch11·1·d from Slln.om to 1.1n h S!r.i.900 545-lf4!11 $-500/MO. FREE LAKESIDE Don't Like Today's lntettst Rates? Wt· havt· · 12 \. /\ hou:.t·~ flllm ~.WO to i-.ho~· )flu Xlm localw ns No m orwy down fla lbu.1 l'i lunJ ll1•alty, 67:1 1:1700 b Your P roft.'!>:;1011 llOME Ht;PAIHS" Old you know you cun plucc a <'lai.s1ficd ad in the Dally Pilot Service Directory for a whole month for as little a~ $1 77 per day·1 For more l.lllormal1on. eall 642-5678 CLASSIFIED HOURS \d\t rtl'4.'f n1.1\ 1>1.u • ltwtr .Hf"-h\ f• 11 pth•Ot• )C 0 1 t IU tu I "'I' tll \)!HWl,t\ Ihm f• I ttf,t\ 11 to tl(IOn ~.11 uni." I C"'I \ \1 1-...,,\ Cll-1-11 I 1.t11 \\ Hu' id.! ;,.,,M Ill VI "c.111' Ill \C ti I ;1r;;, !(,.,,. h Ill\ ti \l'-14J -~:!•1 l.1\(;lJNA 111-'A( ti I 1116 1;11 n11 .. \ r1· I ai:una 111'111'11 ~·11 'fllifo ...,Alllll 1-'lli\l'I\ ~!>2CI I J l'.11 f(c1,1tl I .oi:una lftll-.. ~I lo.1111 'tll('l 111 Ill \.I' th,1l tn•t· ~,.1u I • 'U CLASSIFIED DU.DLIHES l~'.1rll1rt••IHr tllll\ & ktll I I ~· ,. Ill I ht• ''·" l••tun · puhtu·,11 hHt t•\ JBEOROOM +GUEST GIAMT VALUE! Gtunl hal·k bav b.ir)l,11n • Rcht•\ e 11' Sellt'r will pa,v S:><HI " month towardi. 11 I~ l•IC 'lllltl.1\ f.t \lun 11.f\ t-tltl lftU '4 h••ll .~ .Hll1111• j .... Jl•ir•l.1\ I.! , ....... Over 2400 ft of peun•lul bu:.-t·r, monthly p ay living. ~ Betlrmi. • :i ment.:. for on~ full year' b a th-.ORJ Uc d r 111 + S h Jrp l;ikell i<le '>!!purale J(Ut':.l m.iui ., townhomc• Huge hvmg CLASSIFIED UDO ISU U~•Y vtt•w frorn z patio decks enhanc~i; \'U ~tom . "'Pal'tOUS 5 bdrm .. 4 bath Lrnt.htwnal home.', like new. Ideal for l'fllt•r tmrung. t:orner Jot. $520.000 llG CANYON (;011 <·ourst• view from spacious 5 hd rrn . 4 l>a. traditional home; tge. famtly room. pool, Jacuzzi. $750.000 IACk IAY Jo'1m·-1 txtrm 21n bath family home on qui ·l «ul dl! !'>at Overs ized pool , l)IJvhou:.t·. :,torage. $169,000. Terms. IAYFROMT ~l'H'ntl fine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Wt·ll constructed 3 BR, 1 ba. oak floor. pun1al ba s e m e nt . con crete foundatwn flats area. $120,000 - Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 8ay\1de01111e N .B 675 ·6161 VIALIDO Soph1st1eated hvtnJ: .it --------- 1t'11 tx'llt De hghrful four 1 .... VESTME .... T bedroom rondomm1um " " ON 111E HAY Step out OPPORTUNITY on your :.pac1ous bnck 2 houses'" c .M . on l<'l(al tt'rran • and onto your J unit. 9000 sq rt lot boat l'lan!t unrlt'r w;iy to Priced to lll'll QW ckl:r al enlarge ~ll•i.tmg boat s hp S89. 5 00 . u y own r . to65 foolt'r Walk to Lido 64S-8557 Vt II a g l'° ~ ru b u I() u Sl----------1 s:~~~ant11 and s hops * VETERANS * COLE OF NEWPORT Let ii Vet Help You find REALTORS lh.at home you want. O 675-5511 downuptoSI00.000. -------·1 Call Randy Agt. 24hrs WORLDR.E REMODELED PORTOFINO You hav1• to SCl' w aµ prcciat<.• th1• bl·auly of th.ls comµll'lt.•ly t'nrlo~C'd Portof11111 P;i rqu1·1 & rlank floonng. eustom I 1Ah t 1 n ~ • up g r a 11'· rJ lh.niout I) Vt' r 2AOO :-11 It ofsdcal hving NEWPORT CENTER REALTY 640-1812 Sellmg anythmJ? with a Dady PtlOL ChlbSlftcd Ad is a simple mauer Just call 642-5678. 543-1722 JUST LISTED!! Good as.new' Don't wurt to see this jewel • A pnmt· locale! CloscM <1uahty home lo S. Coast Plaza E l e~ant bedroom ..... l'r ackltnl! f1rt•plat't.• warms luxunous l1v1n1< room. bn~ht & sun shin) kitchen . s uper size yard w /r elax1n 1: pool & jacUllt ! Treat yourself today' Call 645·0303 FORESTE OLSON """"" •PA•l•J'A• HcMlua For S• Ho.aH For S. Hoe.tea For Sde Hoen•• for 54* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c;....,... I 002 G....-el I 002 G~ I 002 tff.wrel I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I !I 'l.Sl.1-.Y ~ 1\YLOR C HE!\ I .T{ >l\S -..11i. 1· 1 ! JASt•• CR--SICUllTY A.RIA Besl value in t his quiet private community. Some ocean view. Brand ne w split-level "Sea Breeze" model with 3 be drm s , family room & format dining. Air-cond .• luxury c ptng, la ndscaped, auto s prinklers pl u s o ther cxt t as . 24 H our gate-guarded area. Tennis courts . pool & greenbelts . $239,00;0. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. llALTOIS z 111 s. JH ....... load MEW.-otn' CENTH. M.a. 644-49 I 0 PRICE PLUS LOCATION! • "-of .... ""°"• ,~ .......... .....,... '~"· ....... .tu.toe---.~ .....,...-. .... CallC"'9httey 631-1266 ~ .. _ .. _ I .. __, --0.--1-4-- IALIOA Brund new 2 bdrm c·on do, I blk from bay & OC<·an beact1el:> Frpk . 9'1'4'Yo ASSUMAIU Owner will carry 2nd TD. 3 bdrms. bonus room , 4 bathi:i, double ~arage. Only $70.500. MO QUALIFYING Beautiful 3 Bdrm Deane garden home . 645-9161 1163 Orenge Coile Mese ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH ST AREA SINCE 1963 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA -Just listed. It's a neat, trim 2 Bdrm beauty with 1 •h baths. double gar age, hardwood floors, fireplace. bUlltins, patios, with BBQ, large back yard, fruit trees. HEAVY SHAKE ROOft'. $9'l,OOO. C• 546-4141 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach Superior i.oulh In 1111· l0<·ution or 1h1i-4 bc:tlrm. 2000 sq ft townhcimt· makt>i. 11 ltlVINJo:·s n Jo: S 1' B l' Y ' Partitularly ~tnl'l" the· p rl C.'t' W et ' JUST HJo;o u<.: ~D S710U0' 2 Story. Ill<' rool. 1<11ted c·n t.ry. bnl·k fplr . m<r~t('r swte w 2nd fireplace. patio w tUBQ & f1rep1t overlooking i.:r<'l•nbc.•ll Oon"l m1i-.s 1l ' Prime rnlue-call now 752-1700 wet bar & ent'lo!tl'd ----------t .:aragl' X Int Lcr m !.. EASTSIDE N. COSTA MESA PINE LEMON HEIGHTS EXECUTIVE Designed for Ca li f II\ tnl! Lot:. of !(lass lt;ilt;in u le entry V1t'w of Tui.tm l lllb Sunken II\ rm w massive orx.·n bt!11m~ S unk t'n r o man luh t.:ll'J.:llnl t·xe<·u t 1vt"' home for 1itr11reful l·ntt·r · twrun1t Tclt·phom· loduv for appl Ovt.·n 1-:H·s !)4,';.~91 (~IW11!i!Jifli§j Ht•til 1-~o;lalc• * *U.S.* * *VETERANS* fWl'ent ch:rn~ci. m V. A regs may l'nablc you to qualify for $100,00CI homl' loan~ Wlth absnlutely NO DOWN PAY M ENT Wortcl Real btate an On111.:c: 'ounty firm SJ){'l"Jah71111{ '" VA hnm l' loan.-. We"n• t ho· Vl':n; lhal help th<' VETS Jo'or mort' '"ro l' .i 11 1111 Mort0tt, Agt. 541-0800 ;niillabk lo 11u.1 h f11•d COST• MES.. This family home h a l> buyt!r. S l47.SOCI Full "' "' l1ic·at1on. l•>Cal1on. loca pnt c 1.tkl' nt.•w J bt:lrm . 2 lta . 1t<111' Stt•IJI> to ull 11chools. 1·omplt'H0I)' n •m ocll•lc•d -.lcP' to SQ Coast Plazii On larJ:l' loL. with "" &.st1•p.tulhl·park Lo\•c tu<:ht.'d <! l'ur l!arai.:t!. ,.,. ly <1 bl•droom. iam1l) tra parktnl! l'rin·d r1.:h1 room hum<.' w 1th nf'1o1> Jl Sl28.000 1·af'IX'I & 'iha rp <IN·or Of ' I h\l"lllll "' If .11 11111 Ill\•" Im• 111 I 11 OCEAN VIEW • c1 Vll:'W lo r t'mem ber & a GOURMf.:T KITCllJo:~ you C'an 'l rorj.!t'l oth<·r s pl'<·1;il amt"llll ll.'~ 1n l'ludc .i hUJ.!t: Ja<:Ul.LI "1th <>pU('IOU:. lounJ,!lnJ.! deck. let u' show you t h " E Ll':GANT 4 b d r m honw in HAKl:SOH VIEW I Ill ~1....'i. U!5·0t}I .1. _ BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR OR 75!Ml811 IA YFRONT CONDO PIER &SLIPAVA IL FOR LARGE BOAT $250,000 l..a q:e 2 bedroom. 2 b.itll lmmaculc1te thruout "' Ith h£'<1Ut1ful c arpt'l .111<1 drapes Built 1n ... h,I\ new:. from k1tl'lwn. II\ in~ r0<1m csnd t "' l'' l'd patm rt eek JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 associated 9AOKEllS--AEA\. TOR~ JOH W lelboo • 1l·JU I lt!rt' & ho,..,,., I AA.1 XKl\41 CUSSIH' YOUR CONDO? wt1\ 1101 trade 11110 th1). nea"t ltttli· 2 h<lrm + clcn DUPLEl' 1-::i:.L<.td<' (.;o~la l\h-.,;1 ;• HK e J <'h , hardwnotl floors duublc> gara~t· Sl20.tOI Roy McCard~. Rltr 548-7729 ~ ho1t.,c-in lla)'t'r'"'l 1-:a"i---------- tu k1't'P \artl $1114,0011 II ., <t lwtt1•r l.iu\ 1ha11 m 11 n\ 1·ondn~ .rncl 1 lw n · ' no .J'"'" clUl':-C.111 lloh Did< 111~un. /\').!l 979.SSJJ SUGAR 'N SPICE i\ntl ,., 1·rything n11·1• 1n ltu!-> t.11 .. 1ullful ;\hr hnrm• "'h 11·h hu' m <1 n\ n•·~ fl';tl ur1•., 'uch a-; c·eop1-w1 µlumhtn)! roor. k1t1·h1·11 ----------1 ,1, hlh ha (.'losi· lo st•hli. & UNIVERSITY PARI< Nf:W VILLMil-. II li..1 1111!' Ov;.-n 'lhH 111u• I ••t•I 111,11 t>nJt1) Jll \ 11 1.1~·1· II Jtno:n1l t1·• Ill t hl' 1h · I 1 t.:ht I u I I B rl 1 m lownhoml' 011 r, t I.incl ~unn\ l.;m1I\ r1o<1m ri· I l'flllv 1·nl .1r~1·1t .111cl 'hopr1ni: /\ l!•'m f11r onh 'II ~ •1011 ('all locl a) •m1 ~.:r.u ALLSTATE REALTORS kth ·h<·n urwr;11tt.·cl St I ontcc:>relfta ~Mar 1022 rutl' J.!• t~-"nh4.. ll 1 ~s:.t ·>tM• ••• ••••••••••••• •• ••••• fi I:! :;~rn1 r Pete~tt-l>uplt•x 717 Jo'o:rnl~af 1 llr l Ir .1 l' .1 1· h C u I t' & ~ cy t'l 1• J n -t r m 111 h 01 I 11 ~g'lsti!r ' :-.1 .. ·• ~,011 . by ""' 11 t•r t.W.l!Wll •1tn. Formal hvtn~ rm rm & (um1ly rm. ll1ghl} fo'.1mily rm. 2 f pk... C"11' d •·rl'<I bnc·k PJ l lO l'ollm~ u11gra l'<l tltruout !-'an lusl1t• \0 1ttw ' Poo l" REGULATIOHS f'f(flfll(' \tl\t•rl1 I I ''""ilcl 1 111·"~ lh1·1r 1tl cl.1Jf\ & '''ftttr t • '' ttf ~ 11111n t·cl 1 .1 ct· I\ 'I 11 ~ l l\11,, I'll.OT ·'""",.'' h,1h1h" 1.,r lh" 111 1 "' t'tU I Pt't I0,4.+f'1Hlfl1 tftl\ R~TA IEACH VACATION 4 year old. sparkled by the bea l'h In t'om t'. w/PaC'iftc ot•ean us u pool. Use the firephi t·e to warm the rnol beac h area . Only St55.000. ~~ 1--------Whffi }OU r a II ( 'la.,<;1f1(•cl to pl.ice an ad . vou·n · c1~ :.un•d 1Jf a fr 1t•n c1h wel<'om!' and hc·lp 1n wt)rchn..: your ud for bl''' r t>sponst' Cu II Now ' ""2·5'>'78 Wht'n you call C"l<1~~1flccl to place an ad, you're u~ 'urt'd of a frit>ndl v wl•l1·omt> and llt!ll' 111 W\1nJmg your ad for ll!'sl n ·sponsc . Call Nllw • IA2·51f7H h u u st• and mu•· t.enn1s1·o urt.s andmuch more al a bnrgain pm·i•' more' Call fast. 752·1700 Uill now lo ~cc, ti73 A550 • " 11• • , • • , [ ~·fi1&1i1ll [ ~ &&If I y or&4 DAILY 1-5 l6200c ... cdM 3 IJR, JftCUU I, "Pt•r 1.l.lc:uJ11r vlt•w, h11rdwood nooni. '575,000. 501,..IMNI New hoDwll I Two 11tory. 3 lltt , 11 untlt•ck 11, mkrowllv~. l".ll5,0llll I 509 Dolph• CdM Uke new. vacunt a BR. l.ldleful, 111:iol, tnl'rtdlblo view ol yachts. SSl~.000. S06w.v-n .. ARCHITIECT DESIGNED EASTSIDE CUSTOM Proh.·&)tmnally dccora l l!d Nolhml( 11pared to m[lke 1t btfl llC'a v~ beums Uu.11 frpk Par quct rl0<1ri. nramat11• ulr1um 1•nlry H c a vv llUWn t 1•d11r pOnf'hng Don't hr !l1tu\1·1 Open Jo;vc o;o, ( 'ull ru1w ~'45·M91 Hl'WPOltT PIXER ,122,500 'll1111 a Uclrm l1tt1llt! 111 1tl••f)ll from lht> bc11ch, on th1· Pl'mtmwh1 ll de llrntely n<.'t.'<ia 1·1.c. hut ha11 lrt-mencJou11 pol•m uni. nnn1i1 your tOOlJ\ ond 1ma11 l n t1tlo n Coll !l40 I I.SI ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS I "('~.I .LATI• )\. .... Wl11•11 kllh111• .111 ,111 ht 'Urt• lo m:tkt• ;I I t't 0 1 ti of I h1• I\ 11 I 'l M IC~: II '-!l\t·n '"" t,, \0111 .ut 1.1ku ·" 11•et·1p1 111 \ 1111r •'o1ntt'fl.1l11111 1'111~ kill rnur•ftit•r rnu'l ht• 1•r•·,t·n lt•I h' C ht· 1111\ "'I "''I 111 1 ,t'4' uf .1 tll'f•Ut t• t"i\'lo( 1-:1.1 1\1'tO\. ()fl l'lltl lll-.<'TI O' O f ' I-\I. \ fl II ~-~·II It I-'. Ill ;\'I\.(, t-\t•n l'fl11rt 1 o'·•<I;• t o kill ut .-.u ,.., t .• ru " .ut 1 lo.11 ''·" •~·· n or tl1·ri·1t hut ~· •• UHHtl .. ti.tr JU ''"' tuclu .,,_,,. u11t1I lht' .ul h,J 1llllH'~llt 'll IU tht• , ... , .. , Ill\! I-II I I 'ol I" A I " '"ll'M•-t• .It'" .. ,.. '''"'h • ,, .h 111 1ch,rnc 1· h \ m.111 '" ••• •UI\ Oflt ut O!Jr of 111 1"' 'II l'hOIW htt11·" flc•,t1tl1111• It• rn I-r11lo\ t 00'1111 M •• ,,., "' Ill•· f.t I~ r11w111 111 1111 l1rn1whHllllt·~ '1'111''. llAll.Y 1'11 .ll'l' rt'"'"''"' •ll•• r111 hl 111 t'f11,,11v ••Ill •'•'11"" 11r r.·111,•1 anv 1Hf V•ot ll'«'ffi<•nt . 111111 lt1 rh11n1o1•• ''' n1h·~ & r1·1111l11111111• WllhOtll pr111r 11111 H't• CL.t.SSIFIED MAIUHG ADDRESS P II 1111-I :Mill l'o:<t,1 J.te~a !l<!i~ 6"2·5678 3 BR, wood sid inl(, two &tot')', cl\arming. R·2 lot SelJ Idle Items Ul oktCdM. $179.<>go. -;::======~======-: lJ,_.1001: t1()MEI CoroMdel Mar 675· NewPort Beach 6'2·9648 Cost. Men 546-5990 GllATIMCOMI! IALIOA ISU ResldenUel + 2 c:om-~al rentable 1p1cet. 5 CU pertllnt, I b~k to wllel', I bedrin 3 blithvn· It. Flreplace. Super for aummer/wtnter rth11. 87MllO N Ill II • If\ II.II 'Cl hi f~· I I l•BM Y .A APPIOYID NOltlS Dai'l 'ftil &o b'O' reel ...... ..,,.el .. tatelt wait. to"dowa up to ~ ... 11twok.er. .... 50 .!!!! ,, ,. SlllC & RNlf RECORD C T S I G N E R Y R T 0 A T S J I N H S S N B M E R E k N J E N C l H E R Y T l E E E U L 0 U N T R 0 A E D U 0 A A C P L M A N 0 V S C H 1 C U C 0 N 0 E R 6 U 0 l C C I 1 t N V E N T 0 A Y C R L D R C L G E N S G 0 T L 1 C N 1 R E A E A Z E 0 S C L H C A T S U M T C C E H N A I T A T H A I A E N M A N E 0 0 C 0 Y R I N N T R R S M T E I T 0 R U S U U P Q T A E E 0 C T N H R E N R A M T U Y l N M H R N H 0 T 0 A U l P E I Y L 0 0 U 0 E T T I I R M E R P N 0 W E G R N E 0 U U R S C V Y E 0 T H T 0 L I £ 0 M H C M 0 Y E l E R N L T L A M R E C H H T E t H U V E M ne~lotl•; Hidden ..orde below l9fMer forw•d, beet!· • ..... uo. down Of d~. lllnd ~ encl bolt ,, "'· ~ AccOllflt EMlllllllM ...... .J Arit1iwt Enull!Md111 c.lot " EMrV ''*""'*' ~ ~ ~ ............ a....... ......., I~ llMMOry TOMOn'IW: ftedl_.. ._. Su n n y. brtAhl :l Hd rm Bluffs condo with f:Jn tast1e terms. S l4~.00ll Call for appointment 529 CONCllA 675-3411 lf 111flt:Qim•emrn 962-4471(r.l~)546-8103 flNDING PROPEHTY MY SPECIALTY Tell mewhal you want. & let me find your home In the So Orange County beach area. Ask for Huth Kest er . r eal c :;t a t c agent. Mon, Tue & Thur . S.12; 831·2600 or 49ti-853S Eves ~9: 492-2522. fllc~~,!9~ WATCH THE IOATS SAIL IY from lh i:-. fa ntas ti c BALBOA PF.N INSULA BAYft~RONT. Special fcaturc.'s in<:ludc a mas ter s uite with sitting room & wet bar, exte ns ive wood paneling . French doors that completely open up the front of the home to a brick terrace & la rge slip. $795,000. A. COLaWILL IAMlll CO. 644·9060 2ttt SANJOAOUtNHlllSlltD. tN~CfNTtJll macnab I Irvine realty cllADY TO MOVE? (iWck potMtaloa It pot ....... lle9..t ' ....... 4 IR. f8lllly"" ..... locehd • .. 91i11 .. .,.d CIMlnmity of lkJ C• ..,... Lt). ,..e. fKtrn1 a ,_., 2 TV ....tty ..,..... ~.n·• .. ..... ...... hcontor ......... . .... S64t,to0 ... .. ......, -'" It WID. l·I P.M. -It ROYAL ST. 8IOIGI. Hrf H..t 642-IZll. IZ.tll TRIPLEX PRICE REOUCEO!! Great lnconw!! COSTA MESA Singll• s tory owner unit with 2 townhou1w ch•:.1gn rear units All with privulc patio. W 0 hook up & md1v1dual l'nl'lowd garages C'<tll now 67J.8SSO r\ltcnt1on builder'. 1n \ l'Sl Or s . <'V l'l"\11 n t•' l..ar~e R 2 lot w1tti 1·u1t• 2 bdrm homl' on rear. on ly$!1:Ul1Hl ' ',. ,,, ~ . .. Balboa Boy Prop. R.attors • 67S.7060. NOMORE6°/o SeU things fast with Daily Rruker works for hourly Pilot Want Ads. rate or flat fee. 9f>H·tl71H EXCLUSIVE VIEW HOME In a s.cwity IJOffd community on a hill o•ertookiftcJ N•wport lights. layfront & Oua1f1 ont. leoutlfuffy decorator cf.. si9Hd interior with coordinat•d w*o•erincJt thruout. W•H·pfc1t1Hd 3 btdroom ittce.tlttc) prhot• mast•r suit• wfth two atrlums. High uilin~d rooMs wfth mt opl'ft. bright Oftd airy fHli119. An -...CuNfe home with a VIEW that is un· .......... $355.000 lncfudhtC) land. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. 211:16 W Co .... 1 I l1qt.,,,,._ f\.tl\lifX>rl Bt•.id1 631-1400 cae: GIDBGI ILllNS CD. OVf:R 'Jn YEAR S OF S[RVICE OM THE BEACH Beaut. Decorated 3 BR 2 Ba. Unit W / 180" View From LR, DR, Kitchen & Master BR. Built On Beach Near Huntington Beach Pier. Amenities tncl Pool. Re(' Room . Sau.na Plus Pvt Guarde d E ntrance. Price. $369,000. BLUFFS SPECIAL Large Single Level Paula Plan. J BR Condo + FR In The Bluffs . Excell ent F loor Plan. Courtyard E ntrance. Tiled E ntry. Lrg LR W /Cus FP. Cathedra l Ceilings. All Elec Kitc hen. Huge Master BR Ste . 2 P a tios. Fee Land. Only $199,500. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 631-1800 ti I DOVM DllVI $~RJllA-~£tfS That /nfrigutng W ord Gome wifh o Chuclcle ------f4•t•4 ~f (IAT t ,OllAN ------ 0 t ...,nonq. 1911~., ,, •t.~ ( ~ fcv• "'n"'hled w0t1h t..,. tO for"" 10\lt ..,...,., 1_. 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Need lo ments on your own ttl4-H 2 lot II hardwood 17111 f1m11wt' QUIC'k rsrn1w seetobeUeve. 645-e937 MobUe Home! Many lalt• 11.•n IW"D )OU oo. Uus u. 6*>~ model homes avail for thn P •n ,000. C..11 bee To..,._, Ocururont home, 4 Br 3 sales tux only down. Lingo 'Jjw •18r9wrrU,7A~ll!lL:'O SiPn~~l ttr<~.,rnh°!~~ .• !~:1111111 LWnnJtyParit QMf/ta~'1V Ba. llvina rm. de n , OAC.You'llneverhavea '""' " .-,,, _., dlnette. wet bar, 2 car bdh:r chunC'e to be a "56. Su1nt with 1111 AA ......... Lo. f!ara~e. 2 pallO!i 4 yrs old · homeuwner! Easy quali· Pl _..CE downVAlA'rm• 4 .. cirooftl, R E A LT y By Owne r h :>o.ooo r~ckposses<11on ~ I'~ Plat'•, lnr ~ Kun I hdrni Corncll 11l1tn 213/283-7717, 8-4 Mon-Fri HCNM Store fltlOft&flH,. ~for 1111 l'<111wr Int 1n supN Mt..-rt leoch 1 o,9 e2'v~9fi6.. 71~1,j. ~~~!S77-7033 9SM500 H1ntl 11 ''1 1111ht. hni:ht & r"""" ..... • -~ AulEsr•n OPP01tTUMm1s FOil IMVISTOU •ei--fll I lo'_..,, lli.mtinin •iffh 2 J .urv with 11 s1:u100 ,,, ••••••••••••••••••• •••• .-.-.-. ______ _ llltrn\ N.1111t for '"II' un 'w1i..1bh· l1.1+1111&l II~ •• ml ILUFF'S SAM CLIMIMTI DUPUX IUILDSl'S ~tcfAL \\ 1 tJlldt•. rm fur 10 uri 11t•1 s11u Ollo l'r"' 11.. tJJ1ly 111.l.\,OOO LARGEST lll<•ho'd (lilt No l't1111l11" t.J\1.L QUlt'I\ & ~I\ V ": EXECUTIVE HOME TWt Pl ••riJ 11 MtMted • 2 .... ..._.MY• ......... ......, a.cltcaped ..... fr'llit ........ tl' 10 Aii:t ~ Pno onlyOOU ~.a 644-72 11 Xlnl loc:11uon ~nd unit uc1 a.reenbell Huge fmly l IUCS FttOM WATER home 4 bdrms. 2 ba. :!Rr ht•111'h hst• $77 ~HO ~ (nnl dm rm + oversized 0.. blodl from IMecJa. SI lt,500 6i"I tll7tl IUJ 0623 "-' ... -L.A~UMA llACH TllPUX /Jn NIL!l UAILO b.. l\".iSlllllHES WvuW Like tn lriu11• m~ (~'" f I l•lill JhtiO' n111t111t• hu111i· Jlr; dwn . .,.., rm or your poo la H~on .. och I~ ble Newly offered. Open LEASE WITH on10M Nice '77 Lancer. 24x.S6. 5 Star El Toro Park, truly a b eaut.Cu l hom e <A·833688l Call for de- taJls V•ry ..... -4 ell ...... wfttt •lew, fir•phacn 9d .._.. 9' a•lh • bMcll we& $261,000 Ut 111'.H h r'1rk I ~• dull 1 _.., • .,,. ~ Swl.1·51-'M 759-1501 for 1fo"' n p.s m1•n1 rill R ... ty "''*t dUlJl\•lo II\ l U\1 Hldr Ju11t l·umvl4"111111C !i(9 M•ri:urnt1• S::~'l.uoo Submit t\!rm11 Pu11~ ~? OMT"-Offff !-'or Sa le bv 0111 nt•r Cameo Shorei. 1• riv IJt'ach at'~11 \\ .-11.. ot .R.IC&l>$ to ~'eltfl \le w I ti K J BA. DR, dtin. llll'OllWI remodc l 1n~ w nt•w 1·atpt•L<t/l)mn1 $32!1,1100 t.: i.c.sum lot1n lirokl'' Cvo1• 3'. 673 1367 213 243 ~) Lease opuon. Once Ill u bfetune Vtctonan 3 Rr :! Ba. formal d1nmg, pad die tennis, So of bay-,cdt> oo R 2 lot. Sl0.000 dow11 SlOOO pr mo. $255,000 Ownr/Bkr. !173 11.id old..r h.inw 1n l o,.t11 53~6565 \t1'1'1.1 1.11 II B ttrtt1111 (;4111 ~ .. och I 048 tvr •11\Vt t.o i.t't' 000 !WH4 ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUILDAILE RoomfOf'..Uh SI 1:,.1•1e1 JOHtlS RULTY, htc 67),.62' 0 CHATEAU BY THE SEA LI v~ 111 II u n t 1n1'11111 (k,1rh rwo i.to rv * IUCCOLA 4 IDRM Bdrm, O!' bJi Clo .. t' to Hi11 ht•uuuful Hunola " 11.1rk, pool Jiii u111 4!. lldsm + l''am ttm, + tl'tre.1t1on ccnt\.'r • DUnEX • < k ,.itn 1mfo of hv. y, lc\ t'I k)( l'.t!ey ,H'l'C!lll l() ~·uc:b Nt-..'1b p11111l. minor n· J>JJN, 1de11I for home & 1111uml.' llurry , only SH!> :1uo M1 ... ,1on Realty ltl-1 07:H EMERALD84YLOT t>7:Hi634 form,11 1hn1ni: Rogc-r , SQJ.950 I> P•' IJndsl aping b flurry t.all Agent p--6.-d St rf }l'Ul'S old Owner movin,; 540.4646 ~ a er ou t of ureu . Ool y ---------:! lir, Iba. all wood cot Sli.t !100 fl th I -lt.1Kc & I Bt. l ba in rear ru~r '6..6~ .auric, 4 BDRM , 21 1 Bath, fam1I~ l£1<..il duplt•x lJt-'t'P bul·k room, with 111 etbar aud yard Assume loan. l\o East Co$to MHa ftrepla1•1• llugc mu ... ler pu1nh Sl0,000 down 4 Br, oHice. dbl ~a rage, bdrm w I m a r b I e 130,000 by o.wncr. Prin rec mom, room for RV. fireplace Counl ry only 642·9401 lots ol Slor"'"t'. uniqut•, lotrhen w/bltns + br1C'k $ , "" OBQ L 125,500 Con1emporary ready to movt' in School lo:t' rorner lut wood & gl.u.s 2 br, \•1ew In wnlkrn~ distance w/room for RV Under l 4~17~ Costa Mesa I 024 Owner wunrng for offers. rru lo !\Chools. stores and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sal/Sun 12-4. beurh 1 ye:.i r old C4T.A.LINASUNSET "'" 5879 Sl54,900 Call to see Here Comes ~ RED CARPET New l·ustom bw It 3 Bdrm home with fantJsllc v1e111 H t S I VatY BEST BUY! 5 3""8836 of the ocean & city lights 0 ummer • Reduced to $129.500. Sun· --------VersaUle floor plan 1n Be ready with lhis super ny, excl cul-de.sac, 3 br, lniM f 044 eluding 2 baths. sunken PoOI home on mce rorner 3 ba, formal dining. Im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• bvmg room w/firepla<'C lot. 3 bedrooms, dmmg mac. Super crpl. Nr COUNTRY STYLE And, lovely sundeck room new plush carpets. Santa Ana C. C. 548·1168 Best value m Arch Beach 2 patios Sparkling or 751-!YlSIJ. Century 21 L i v i n g i n lle1~ht.s. $159,000 SWI MM I NG P OOL . Gold Coast. NORT ll WOOD'S DOHOSEN Hurry. won't last S99.000. -------• beautiful Amberwood REALTORS ~1720 ()pen Ho~. By Owner. ~llB I Varant. 3006 K1llybrookc Development !'stones. 4 401 GLt:NN f':YRE I RRDtm"'-Ln. Halccre:it home. 3 bedrooms, family room, 497-41148 ~.. Br,den.l6x20xtr11 room. rentral ai r , full y ---------- -----frpk, new dis hwasher, landscaped and cul-de- ---------1 beaut. dressing room m sac location. An out LOOtUHG FOR Ba, poolsize lot, 2 bl ks s landing v a I u e a 1 THE BEST? from all shops. S89.ooo. Slll,950. You've found tl 111 1111~ Owner will carry 2nd TD. bt!autJful 4 Hdrm 3 bJth 548-3681. home. Jt fr.1l~r<>s a ___ W_O_W ___ _ l'U.'llOrn pool & )aCll/71 and has JUSl bet>n re Llk~ new 4 Or 2 Ba on lge ··=.RANCH •itfi REAL TY ~-551 2000 NEWPORT CREST CONDO HeWP,Orl Cetlttr 640.5357 Mobile Hom. Ston 956-4500 3BEDROOM Plan 3, 3 br 21,.;i ba, gd local. upgraded. wel bar, l'TllJTOred wardrbs comm pool, jacuu1, tennis rrts. --------- Dbl wide Homettc new cpts , all appliances, across from pool. great buy at $21,000 . < FE12(lS·66 > $135,000 . PCM Realty 833-8430 IALIOA OCHFRMT Molfter.y M. Homes 6 o Ide r u n 1 t s . G d 8J9.65JS Harbor View Homes Mon· leverage & inc. Super ---------- lt>go. 4br 2ba newly de· lo..ation. Playa Rily. & GOOD INVESTMENT corated. close to schools. investment 631-4990 1978 Skyline. 12 wide w 12 "'"rk & nnnl By Owner . -- -0v~~..,.~ nice park lo fs7.s12idy:.. 833·1861 WATERFRONT ;:'~~Pn~ed ror qu'1 ck eves. 615 Bayside l>r, NB sale (017104SOL} •1'wo60' boat docks Mobile HonR Stwe W END. lg fam. home 3 + BR, l~ ba; on R·2 90 ft. bwldable lot S26SM 7101 Seashore. Prio· c1palsonly 645 8410 ------- STEPS TO OCEAN Newly r enovated duplex, good summer rental area. 2 Bdrm. front houM.' & l·bdr m opt. with patio. $155,000 loci. land! NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 67S.t642 •Contemporary 2-sty 973-9199 •3600sq ft ln·level •3 car garage ADULT P~'T PJ\KK $795,00 0 Super sharp upgraded Shown by appt only dbl W1de FeslJ, new l'PlS. BOBCLARK 673-6053 owner moY1ng from -----area <KNS364-72> •BACK.BAY BEAUTY! Mont M H Don't miss this spacious.et •Y · ws 3 Br 2 Ba home on a lot & ~·6535 a half Extens1Ye use of ALMOST MEW redwood & glasi; act'ent '78 Skyune. single wide. lhe extra lg fenced & ter I h raced backyard. Prof. rit ess t an appraised landlicaped. many cX· value. Adil pk, 28 r t.ras. $134.500 By Owner ~7~ ~n porch & shed BIG CANYON Pnn only. Dys 675-9702. Mobile HonR Ston TOWNHOUSE eves 642-6100. Ask for 84.8"8895 Sweeping golf course _R_._B_. __ _ view, 3 Br. wet bar. 2'h B·YCREST Br.•uTY •WEEKEND Ba. lg AuJ1usla mdl. end "' · ~ SPECIAL• unit. poolsize Jae. & ten-on Leeward Lane New ms. sml down payment. pnce $184.000. for th1:. •$14,900• A b I 8 lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath New single wtdl' K&B ssume a a nce. Y home. J ust ril!hl for cou located 1n central OC Owner. 640-7778 pie. Call Bob Dirkmson. Park w/lo rent of $110. EASTBLUFF VIEW ~ 5 BR 3 BA. expanded Agt. Sm pet OK. 979-8533 liVIJlg rm, marble frplr. ------ Mofttery M. HonRs 839-6535 --------E'LA.IGAHT LIVING L.AGUMA llACH HOMIS R·2 prapart, wttlt 2 .._..., ~ tot ..... t9dlc ...... perftci oww-'1 ..... $350.000 DA.MA POIMT RVl-ft.EX Jat ~ • tt.. -at, Hcaietlt locatfoa. oc._ ·~ ..... IMrbor, fJGOd fia•c'-g. po•lible Hd•~· $425,000 499-4551 SOUTH LAGUNA 497-3331 493-1112 Lagma leoda Dcma ~ 495-1720 644-7020 LCICJllllCI Nlcjllet Newport leadl lll(INO'IC Ml-'lll A\\()(IAlh INVESTORS A n&mOM F l RST USER DEPRECIATION available on 13 new units in Costa Mesa. Twelve 2 bedroom, 2 bath - On e 3 b e droom , 2'h bath , manager/owner unit. Good location. Quality construction, excellent tax be nefits. Owner will h elp with financing. ~ _ R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 formal dining rm. I~ urd. sml down . As sume balance. By Owner &tG-7778 At an affordable pnce. Condofftiniu"'.' s/ Town· '77 dbl wide 41lcer. 2Br houMsforHk 1700 4UNITS ctuced $5,000 Hurry and c.dS lot., for only $76.500. ---------'-• call 546-5811() for more de· New pamt. carpeung. & t.aJls dream kitchen w /wood cabinet.s. luminous clgs & more Agt. 559-6330 .,_S BR Biscay, $175,0002·3 BR Oakwood, $105,000 642..0112; 644--6687 COURT SALE Causey WALK TO BEACH Must sell beach house to & $I 05, 900!! settle estate. 3 br, wood on the bcb 1n Nwpt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• (SS2171-2) 3 Bdrm home and den + preview! Newport 3 new 2 Bdrm 2 bath un Crest. 2 bd with orean its. $250,000. Mabia. HCMM Store 848-8895 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS WESTSIDE SUNSHINE 3 Br, 2 ba+pool & mainl. ra.nf. $77,500 754-7800 low Elegance At Your Fin gertips Mulh~ .. '!o With th11> stunning lx.'<iroom condo across ilalW from supt'f shopp1nJ1 ok!te.r cente r 0101ng room ~ ~ roma ntic firtiplacew•--------• jtOurmet kitchen wit., _________ _ bwltins. Pnvate pat1oi•--------• Comm. pool and Jacuzzi. S88.000. Call 540-1720 TAil8BL -· OPPORTUNITY KHOCXS!! Live in a nice 4 Bdrm home in a great E 's1de neighborhood while you --.'O•ES-l•G• ... -W-IT•H-111111 build 2 or maybe 3 more " uruts on your land. A real DISTINCTIOH'' vaJue $125,000 'llus lovely custom hu1 ll FUUER REAL TY home near the Mes 546-0814 Verde Country Club is1---------one of a kmd. It featurc!:l-----·----- 4 Bdrm. 3 baths. fam1l room and formal d1mn room. For an appoint. ment to see. ca II 546-5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS POOL PLUS SPA JUmbung ooe st.ory in wooded area. The poo alone is worth the prire Central air w/purifier. It's all here. 1168-3371 IRANDHEW TOWMHOMES ... IH• Wooch" (Eastsi~Ollta Mesa) 2'32SantaAna Ave. 2Brand new 3 bdrm. 2 ba. homes. formal dining rm, sep. fm rm, 2 frplcs, deep Jot. 2 car garage. 2U76 & 2080 Orange Ave. S139,500 eat'h . Owner/Agt, 552·4894 or 673-0782. NO QUALIFYING Mesa Venfe 3 bedroom. Owner wlU finance! TcA to Red c.-,.t WtUstH 754·1202 LUXURY + POOL 3 br, 3 ba E-slde, Oriental gardens, covered patios, 5 . 2000 sq. n. incl. for 2 more units. ,500. Owner/ Agent. Drive by 314 Rochester Sl.. then call 642·0282. $57,950 This brand new cozy I Bdrm ia tucked privah!ly among trees and tnckl· ing stream. A/C, highly upg raded cpl & waJlpapers. lighted ten· rus courts, pool. jac & much more. 551·3240. 100/o DOWH Nearly new 2 Br. 2 ba coodo. Hentage Park. Nr pool & tennis. $66,000 t roinc• Mtadotos. ~~: sq.ns1 752--0213 Jewel With APoo~ A sparkling de luxe s wimmin g pool and decking .. Ideal 4 bedroom family-style home with di1W1g room, parquet en· try hall, cozy brick fireplace and breezy kitchen with bu.i I tins. $82.950. VA. FHA terms CalJ ·559-8451 TAR&aL. -· CompaniV Newport Shores 3 Bdrm. beam ceilings, brirk 'l 2 bath, xlnt cond. Seller frplc, 2 blks t.o beach. Ex· motivated. Agent, Gary ecutor says "Try any or WRITE YOUR Bosler 960-4388, 536-2498 fer ". Please. hurry! OWM TICKET! ~1221 CR EATIVE F INAN · ----·~•-AS•T--IL•U•FF._._. ~ CING MAKES THIS 2 HOME A REAL GEM. Absolutely immarul3te. 8 E 0 R 0 0 M + + + Just reduced to $144,900. 21 22.SOSQ. FT. Of' POTEN 3 Bdrm, 21/:z bath, form al TIAL. PA I NT AN D dining, s elit l evel ~ CARPET WlllLE YOU t.ownhome. Open space Wntclff R.olty E N J O Y T H . E view from living room i--------"-- PERMANENT OCEAN and master suite . Now EASTILUFF & CANYON VI t:WS v3canl. Owner anxious. Lg comer lot 48r. F /R. BELOW MARKET AT Call540-ll.51 21ft ba. Wal.It to NB. Ten· 5119,500 ms & Swim Cluo. shops, ~ .. HERITAGE • 11<» So. Coast Hi way in Village Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 I Scllls. $179,500. 644-8187 • • REALTORS ---------,~~~ ..... !~?.~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 VIEW FROM THE TOP ADULT CONDO Walk to beach. 1 level, 2 +den + 2 bath. Pool. jacuzzi, sauna. $101 ,000. Breathtaking orean view from high in Presidential Heights. New lis ting, near new 2 BR Condo, on- ly S'!n,500 BERTI-IA HENRY View. Mirrored wet bar Roy McCardle, Rltr _________ 12 car gar. St 18,000. 541.7729 •HO DOWN* Agent. 497-3009 ,_._._._._._.__ •PAYMEMT• o.lexn/ ·~EST _..."8...-v Information OAC . OMt.Sale 1100 ...... M ...... , ""'".-'' 1·2"3-Br·all areas. Adlt, •-•••••••••••••••••••• CdM tnplex. Owner 's un family&:pet parb EASTSIDE 1t wtrplc, 15% d wn . Mo.twny M. H-1 Custom units on lge. lot : ~·~i-~~°"'o~n~r. Prine ~ real teak wood mtenor. huge frplc . new plumb ing & roof. Only $88,500 Owner 646-0917 LAGUNA lacOll9 Property 2000 S12 950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low space :enl includes l»GQUE UNITS ulil. ($140 ). Bea utiful al a good price. 6 shari>. cond, 10x43 Sparton new upgraded 2 br garden cpt.s, refng, wlk to town. type units w/a beaut. bcb. <EHJ39J...S7) pool. P vt. patios. gar. Mobile Hom. Stwe prkg space & lndry area 956-4500 wl each unit. 2 units Newport Beach lbr 1 blk toocean. $12.500. 640-5678 twnhsetypes, 2 wlfrplcs. Call t.oday979·53'70 ALLSTATE FOURPLEXES All 2 Br 2 Ba t.own.hOUSC' lype urut..s. Electrtr bit- ins. forced air heat, enclosed garages. Sl300 mo mcome. Good loca- llOn. owe 2nd. Two to c.boose from $148,500 ea. A PRESTIGE q_ ____ ,..__HOM€S 3333W.Coasl Hwy, NB 645-6646 HOMEGATIVE Hollis Wood, Realtor 675-8676 REALTORS REALTOHS Mobile Home Improve ---------• 215 Del Mar 492·4121 men t S pec 1 a I 1 :.. t•---------- 31 un1ls in pnme C.M location. Pri<'ed to sell at wider $34,000 per uniL Xlnt terms a va i I. N 11 drive-hy plea:.e. For more info. call Paul Sh1paro <it •OUTDOOR LOVERS Will enjoy this 2 bdrm. beach hideaway w/large sunny patio. Wa lk lo beach from home localed in best neighborhood. laOW MARKET! Walk t.o beach. 3br 2 full Reruussance 499-3816 1 UMITS.C.M. Elegant3 Br,20x40pool, ba s pa /ocea n vu Beaut new building. spa, h uge yard, xlnt SlO.%down. s115.000· Ac:reogeforS• 1200 Fireptares,xlntlocat1on area.Agl,673-4311. Open House Sat /Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• TSL lnvmt.s 642·1603 l'Wwport Pier R•afty 611-2058 days 671-3900 ens SBllll WAMTS 1"'92·3710. DIRT CHEAP FOUR UMITS-C.M. "ACTION" s..-. Near new. 3 Br owners Immaculate Eastblurr ~ttrano I 078 Building lots-I acres: unil, 2 ba. frpl. 2-car •--------- ---------• $169,500. <80430P) family home. 3 Bdrm, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21h acres: 5 acres. 10 gar .. J.2 Br.2 ba . unjts RIDr.YOUR Bl.,E bath family rm Just re Wh t TSL lnvstmts 642·1603 '" " • • -Gorgeous white water & arr es a ever you TOTI-ft: BEACll duce.d. Sls •. ooo. Own~r Dana Hrbr vu. 6Br. pool want. we have 1t, with m· 1~ COVER Univ. Park Townhome .. with VIEW! 3 Bdrm. 2Y.i ba., fam. rm. Plan C. has been fantastically upgraded and main lained. J\1r cond. Patios t00...._,,.st. L..,...•och of brick and concrete ---------with custom planters and super covers. Laguna NHJ-1 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty •. says submit all offers to l ....,., ~ from lhis 7 unit. 3"'2 year . &spabyChampion.Xlnt ves rsF ... eRrGOms. R.E. MORTG•GE old top quality apart-Hewport Pfer Realty buy & terms. 4~ "' "' 673-2058 l/67&5717 l /523-4462 15~ Down. 4-Plex. As· ment house. Will sell or ---------Sant. Ana I 080 sume. Seller will carry 1.J"ade! BEACH DUPLEX •••••••••••••••••••••••Rancho Calif. area: 4·5 paper. Management SCOTIREALTY "°" Blk to ocean W . COZY acre parcels. $100.000full avail. Agent. Gary D 536-7533 Newport, 2br + 2br + price, terms; must sell. Bosler ·----- lbr guest apt. Great 2Br. s tarter home . Agt.979-4964 960-4388or536·2498 Mauntain.DHert, summer/winter rentals. 751-8967 aft 3PM. 57 + ACRES Pnncipals Only •• ~~•••••••••~~~~ ~~)~zbr. ~Yo o~n:r: WfttlNnster 1098 On ly 12 m iles from DELUXE 4·PLEX Nr So. $675000 f\amished Thun- Openhouse Sal&Sun 1·4, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange .. 500 ft frontage C..'it Plaza. Owner's Untl. de;bird Hts. s51s,ooo !24391.hSt For sale by owner. 4 br, on sceruc blway. Metro Under market. Pnn. on-u nr. Bermuda Dunes ----· ---Beach & Edmger area. water avail. $7,000 per ly A.gt. 549-1366 ms.ooo fu.m . 20 Acres IE THE FIRST TO C Priced for fast sale . acre. Terms. land $30,000to$35.000 per waterfront. 5 Br. 3 ba, 847.aM.lafter 6pm. Lobdell Rily 846-6500 0WC acre. Coml. Bwld ings den, F DR. opening 25 acre view parcel Vista IUCH AREA $660.000. Mitc he ll & skylights. 3000 Sq ft. OlherRealEa.... w/avocado. Ad~olnlng 0 _ Rummonz Realtors. Decorator papers. Buy it -••••••••••••••••••••• ncut.s meet mortgage, no 71537 Hwy 111, Rancho English Tudor 2&3 B s plit level, 2&3 ca ga ra g e, f r p l cs microwaves, greenhous wlndows. pool, s p a , 0...-~-Area LooldncJ for Must St?ll nearly new Costa Mesa 2/ 3 bdrm 'tSZt CAMa.15 n.... '-• ~ super 5 BR, 3 ba home in home ror sale under ;, "' ~lr\YI"~ c h o I c e I o c at ion $80,000. Pref detacbed •----------1 w/fabuJous view. A uni· gar. No rondos please. Your friends and que property w/formal Prin. only 960-5844 neighbors use Classified dining rm & family rm. development Wl erway. loan fees. Fast escrow. C today's price, close July MDWletto..1 $1.5,000 per acre. c714) Prin only. Cbris /agt. Mirage, a . 568-3607 '79. $210,000. Days FarS. I 100 75fH407,452-0996 960-4388 wkdys, 536-2:189 Eves~28or346-3327 87J.31122. eves. 645-3051. ••••••••••••••••••••••• evs/wknds TENNIS court. From S89.950 646-0081or9S>l920 Developed by WOOdtree Dev. Co. ----"--------•w h e n lhey ha ve -...000 0-PoW 1026 IOIDttbingtosell. They'll ...,..., · tell you bow well I t 493-9494 495-5220 wortecUorthem! 496-24 ll 830.5050 ----------1 ••····················· PREV1EW SHOWING MARlNITA SIDRMSTEAL OM. Y SI 06.000 Court.Yrd entrance • h1&1 frnly kltcheG warmed b red brick dble rrplc. bdrm, 3 ba, aeparaled ( bdrm. 1 ba w/separat entraoct). 40' oov'd pati • YWU' own rruJt or cblrd. .,._ LIOI Prettigjoua resld~nces &.agi.a leacJt I 041 near the marina .••••••••••••••••••••••• 5.49 -5111 ; •&3·4006; ............ 1041 c;;:i Walkt:r C I r.r. 831-3.'WO. Mapillceot ocean view. New 3 bd., lee nns. (3rd bd 1ep. suite). Agt. llMllD: IM-S'742. OCIA.MYllW New 4 br, 3 ba, best area . Realf.lltat.e 33932 Blue Lantern. IX Lae/Optlon or amall 9U1sm1 cbm.A&l. <m>f.:M....et. ct.crtbei WI I Br a Ba F t• Y6y I 034 M•a Verde ntatel -.. • .. ••••••••••••• rrp1e·1, formal dlnln1, ... w~ Al~ =:;a ram rni, • -matr ault.e ~ 4br, 2~ ba. ew oot ....._ to Mlcribe c..,..., drapes, lloorinl • t.nab beauUhal laome. • HW appllance1. In C.U PBI. IM-1111 cw ql. G""8 Valley w/1uper --.i ,...,,_ recreational racllltJea. Open Slt/SUJ' 1.24. 1'1151 0-lllr lbe,2carfar, J.a Rola, r ,V. Realt1 IC.la,0:.:~:i:d yard. =: Saddl•bacll. ....................... ~~~ OCEAN VllW AMD POOL Huge family room1 formal dining room & country 1tltcben add so much. 3 Bdrm, 2Ma bath & room to' expand large yard. Asking $275,000. A COLDWILL IAtiml CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,.,.. ...... .., ...... .......... ( TO IE SURI '"·900 H c,;.= 16001------·LAKE ARROWHEAD See this North Bluff u s~ TO IEAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER No. Shore lake front. PlllD, fireplace, private Dbl wide '61 Tra1lerama CARLSIAD 2 DUPLEXES for Sale 48r, 3Ba. lg fam r m covered patio, 3 Br, 2""1 (0 N5186> 3 pvt bch & Owner will carry with w/wet bar, pvt dock. Ba. close to srbool, park. pier. Sub·letling allowed. Comm. center for s ale. 15~ down. Corona del below m.kt at $220,000. DOOi. tenru.s & market. Located in. Treasure Is. ~.OOOSQ ft of store space M 675-3956 Look Propetflfl Loan rell th h make :Q!Ol Pacific Coast Hwy. oo 2.67 acres. Est. cen· ar. 846-3.336 ou a hec~a· deal Lag Bch. Offered by tral location several blks By Owner 2 4-Plexes. •--------- r nc ludes land I m : Renaissance M.P. (714 ) fro m .ocean . Excell. $205.000 each . Will Rmchft.fartM. di t e · slon 49&-3818 potential. Sl,950,000. Call finance. P rine. only. GroYn 2700 Openme !.,t ~sV~ta dei Biil Dalley. Matlow· 494-0036540-1219 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· IMMACULATE-Mobile K e nn edy Cor p , 320 •CRESll' Oro.M0-5891,7S4-GllOO Rome, 20x55, fu lly 714/6"-S186 Je&.....C-rical "' · $1.77 per DAY DO IT NOWI 6U-N71 furnished l.ndscpd H B """!""., . h In central California SZ.,500.615.79124 ' .. 5 ACRE PROJEC T SanDiegotPoeillvecaa (Paso Robles , n ear -'--'---------1 SHOPPING CENTR flow.2S%awn.Sl2.5,000. town).$1200/acre. FOR SALE : Deluxe Growtbareanextt.oPott ............. oca. Beautirul'5acres-renced XdO' Upgraded. Sk)'line Office ft City Hall Plana R..tty for borsest numero~s iaS• Buch Park. 2 Br. 2 nail San Die10 Co. llMHI IU1Js It moolle home m run ba, fantily rm, island Prlnciplea only. Bkr. ' Paso Robles. S225.000. kitchen, laund porch. 213-439·1539. 1WO 4-l'LIXES Also. numerous lots & etc. f\111 out.tide porcb,1---------2 cbolce Covington 4• -s ma11er parcels i n awnin.1s,. more. Adult pleua. Choice Cov. Elainore & surrounding parlt.OD.l)'6motokl.See COSTAMISA ~·a.3Br 2baowoer aru·aood tenna avail•· t.o~te.teO-a.4 C 1.-1 urut,three2Br,2 ba·lba. ble. ouss•rc... o.w.c. Realtor 833-8'714 Prlnclpels only please. 1250 sq ft. bulldlna, nr )I Dev-la on.ct Ken Marb at tMy Weetalde lntenec-· lclMI w. Helilkk tion. Owner will finance IO UMITS-H,. lc.. Real&«• A.aaoci.ates qualified bu)'er. Clcy approved for COO· 1&49Si>ri!l&Stnel S9J,IOO domlnlum conversion. Pato ROblea D .000. Call 845-ll03 or CI05' ZJl.lllO MMOl.9 llOll 46'-3049 IAYPIOMT LuxuricM mobUe bomt llvln1 with s pacious cabana. l br with den, pMJo, 1tcne frplc. pluh new carpet.ln1. 2 levels, *" beamed celllng1, xlnl. cond. Home In· cludel stove a nd rerr11. t==:;=~=====t at wsbfillev1blY low price at•.aoo. 813·•· BURR WHITE REAll OR. l.._.C . ,., 7!>-4 6 l O Tnde your old atutr for 6\ Ruby Red Grapefruit. new 1oodlt1 with a ... PIA. WW eonalder a..ifJtd ad. eu.aT8 tnde. 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Nr on·111~ UL rn·u~ure N{'W 2 Br twnh1w w/1·nd 0111 17141770 ~l4~1 lslun(! $351)/mo. Laguna ~ur, udulL'i no pcl s. l>ys, :1 Hr 1'·1 h .11 11: ~artl ,, H.lly 4.~.(I077 f!27 8410, 645-!Jf1'll l·V:. l{Jra~P. kid'> 11k , lllJ tlol(l'I .I bdrm 2 liu rtr~•pltll·e , 1i4ll> mo 1.45 7~.:i~ w1·t h11r & vu·w S610 mo Apartnwnts Fun1ish•d ~ '1171or11tlH 4<1~ ••••••••• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • 1..lt.•lux(' 1·1111do J ht . 1frn. lalM>o Peftiftwla 37 07 fl'fllt'. 1>1101, .:aru.:c <Ir 1111 ~Hills 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nr $t25 75!1 1!114 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weekly rentals to July 1 IA'L'lll.rl! World new 2 Hr occun/ront comr>I furn 2 J Br, 2blt. frpl, ytl, 1tnplt•x 2 lw t'fHlllO Wa ... h1•r br, frpl, bakonv, J!t!r unit. n11 t1111ts $4.111 mo 1f!}'t·r. /\/(', ,::olf eoursl' ti4().471!4 li7:1 Hllf7 l!VC. fA2 4005 11.iy ~ flH7!l IUDS/PETS OK 1 __ Ml-I 3252 Newly d1•1·11ratl>1I :1 Br 2 Ha -,---r--bayv1ew $575 ) rly t;/\.'iTSI U t-: 2 br. UJ r. ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• G73 4221 ~ ()42 ~'ill), Mlt 4X4~ Niguel ShOf{'S 4 br. 2 bti. fo.mJly rm atnum 3 <'Gt Corona det Mar 3722 3 br h41t1~e. 1111 otl inrl. .iur Comm pool 't~nn1 ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ':"~11.nt ind, new 4):11111 &bcaC'n 7!>tl 1465 . Small t:o1y s tud111 N•> ~· .11111 • kitchen 1'1101 S225 I 11t· Coll''J4'' l';ark :1 Bit, ~ ha' Mission Vieto 3267 Ulll. No-smokt· H41119'Y.I frplc, d"'hwi.r f'n1•1I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cos 3724 yanJ, cul tk o,,11· S4H5 On the J.;ike • .:or.:t·Ou:4 vu ta ~a St•lcrt Pr o1Jcr t1 t·~. 2 0r2 Bab~ondnu rondo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1s1 Jun 211 hr st.oe S600. SKO 83-15 Weekly Rates 3 Br.2 b1.1,dblf(lin.tJ1t·.bi"Super 3 br, 2 ha. fflllr, Spac1ousSlud111i.& yard. No doi:11• !IOfi w dshwhr, patio. fnt:d yd. I llcdroom Sullc!<.i Wilson $475 545 7!111:) j(ar Kids & pels ok. $44~. <.'on1plcll' Ktll'hl•n-, Agl. no foe. 904-2566. Maid Serv1c:e TV !17J.297 l. t:lose to a II m aJnr I Ur bnch1•lor, w/stov•' & rcfn~. ulll 1>tl. 1275 mo S9'J lforn11ton. Ph 557 1255 IMM/\(.;Ul.ATE 4br 21>a. <'Orner lot all extra:;, 1-:. SJUE 3Br. 21Ju, ctul frpcl, kid size bal·kyard Kar. 1111 11eL..,, $41>5 mo. /\vall. now. $550 mo. :rv111I ~ 1. 645 114!19 ff.31 930~1. 400..8ft95 --- freC'ways a nd lrvrn1· Nt•wport Bcm·h art>as Roval Suites :.n!O~ew1><>11 Btv1I 642·261 I or 543-2000 I br l'OUUl(e, s••r1 l(.1r, ml'! Hewporl .. och 3269 f(a rdener, $:JOO/mo 2}${J ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----wa_Lnul Key at 288 llG CAHYOM 2br w/bltms, /\du Its pn· ferred. 2265 Cunyon Or 2hr lba new cr11 drps pl DEANE CONDO 833-8S33 No pet Isl li.l+dep $475 F'or lease: avail now 3 Partrum 646-203Gdays JJdrms .• 3 baths, with Smi;le Bach tra11C'rs $1011 "'-p-1-a. 3.,,2... 11pacious hv. area. Love to $135. CottuJ(e 1155 Ut1l --6 1111 ly yurd & entry urea meld. Call afl 4 p m ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1200 Mo incl. gar<tcnt r oo. __ 72.33 ____ _ 4br, 3ba 1pa, nr m•w. t'ln~ EILHH HUDSOH 1 -leach 37 48 t.o D:ina II ills flt Rh 33101 8 .,.., .1"9 6 .. 4•0322 ::7.:::•••••••••••••••• liuccaneer 493·7771 ~ "" "" L/\GUN/\ llF:ACll MTH fomfaln Valley 3234 3 b d r m . 2 111 b 11 INN $75/wk & up Mulct ••••••••••••••••••••••• Townhouse. Bea utifully lK'rv .. color TV. hl•ukd 21sty 4br xlnl. urea. Walk decorated, boat s lip pool. UUI. (714) 4!11 52'J4 lo Ml. Sq. Prk. Prk 111ic avail. $850 per mu. 98SN.Coast llwy yrd 988-2720 963 ooos 871Hl.110or 525 (l(~S --·----· -Oceanfront. Beaut. I br, 1Wlt4• leach 3240 3.WJ' UOAT SLIP 3br 3ba $GO(J mo. /\pnl thru June. ••••••••••••••••••••••• condo. Motor hoat only. 497 2(>12or497·3282. i.i-. I t 2 ..... 1 uft. 4 M().4919 ,..., .. eeg011 . ....:urflOm ------1Hewportl.ach 3769 =·· ot~~:'"!.~:~ Harbor View 4br, 2ba, UP· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ho ""I f bl k iuades.1 slngle slory, hke me. r ve oc 11 to model. ~750. 64-0·0?35 beach. i-•rlvate 2·cu r gera11e. Fully moln· Dack Day area, 2 Br. taJned yitrd. A1lult.11, No KAirag '. lg.paUo. Mature pets, lnQuire al 527 Ullh adults . No pets. S400. Street.(114)960 6.'t3l Available /\prll 10. 642-2267. Move right. In. 3 br, 2 ho, --------• patio, f o n <'d yard . OOAT SI.IP. 2 Hr, 2 bath gianrao. Kllli tk pcL-. ok. lower unit w/lireplace. 1425. All l. no ree $750/mo. 9M-2588: 973·2971 ON WAT1':R. 2 Br, 2 bl4 -Condo.se!SO/mo. Grett fam.11,y home with Waterfront llomea ff1)1c. 3+den, 2 b1, patio. 631·1400 fncd yd. garage. We"t moot area. Kida Cs pcta E xecutl ve Weatcll H ok. $465 Aat, no fee. home,2 Br2 Ba, exlra lrg Ul'·ZMll: 97J..1971 . living rm{ frplc between bvi111 •dinlna nn1, 2 car S4l85 mo. incld udnr ... BK pr. w/oPf!Qtt, ~•ntr 2 BA, avall 511111. NU le water pd. mo. W o o d c r e • t. 0 r • SJl.QZ58 = a1l. nt-1221 :c.owity --. -.-Qla-rm_l_n_3_br-,-2 ba. home overfookln1 J09 TO llACH 11o1 f co u r te w i t h 2br,2ba, p1UO bn'I, form r1mily/dinln1 rm com · din, fp, bar, DW\..dbl 11r. boJ frolc, 2 car 1ar:.1. l1e TeMl11 pool( KV •tor ya . l575 m o . v O . vwa PldflC Brookhrtl· _•_m_1_. -----=> V•C: 411• tASO Modem ch•rmilll condo. 2 br, 2 b9. frpk. paol, 111 E)ctt. bome. 4 Bdrm•. J 1ppllan c ... Runn y b91111, family rm+bonut a.lc;ony. Walk to Mopa. rm. llOO 14 ft, $750/mo. ... mo ..... .,."" • ar•1•1 wlmdl. -------a moalh remaJ to •bt. e.u. 18r, .. l DOOi. c1 .. 10 :::;:i g~ll Htl mo. TOTAL LIVING l Bed.room Furnished Apartments • Pl11t 9"11tlhal Sino&.. & 2 ledr- ( fWft, & Unf\lm.) • AU UtllltMNI Paid • No '-BeqWred •h1 1.,.,T..._ ..... • Adj ..... Dtredor. ,.,......,._. •H.-i.CNM.S..-,_.. 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MOW AVAILAILE 1•wryth1n1: S111l 1>1•l OK .' 1•1 11pt l'i•ol, Jui·u111 1f>1 ~~ 4!H 81il I. 7tlli u-t:,t 1.1110 l.ri.: I llt . r11·w 111· m 1 j.t:JI $;1:!!, llw11/ /\i.tt m:, otlfl or M:1 :.c1i11 M or I-' $140 + 1 , ut1l Non xmokl·r. 1Jil'U1>l!, CM l•---------IJl'1'U t.4:. 114~14 MARINER'S MILE Business Ta Business 111101111 .1 ,1-:111'1 !l'.~' 11.:1• ~°" hoch 3840 SUllll\ NO I lo, IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 177 1'. :>:'N llS I' Sll/\Hl'.l.l"rwhl.2 &:1111t l.11111 Wult'rfrnnl l lilt, 2 1111 . <H11h •IOI)' ~77'> 1110 h •:i .. 1· Uk I 1~11 IH<MI l'HIME L<K:ATION ""'" only Sr C11111•n 111 on W/\Tt-;11 A\lt11lalili• 'hun· 2hr 2ba apl, 1'.1rk for rl'l:ltl or proh•..,..,11m.1l N ,. w Po rt $ 2"11 m <J off11·1.-i. T11t.tl or Jooo '"I t '11 l.t Mt•··' 111:1 :Hll frplt·. du1hw11hr. lot•lrlll(•· ~r., .11111 :•1111, r.1qx1rt N1 . & !"' t 101> N" 111• t 11 IM H430 fl C1tQ b1· d1v1dl'd 1n111 1•·1" l'l11ltl11•11 01\ IO:ll IJl.0 23.'>ll l'hL'h ru·w :1 llr :!', IM. 1•001111. 2 1·11 r ~ur .11 ,., • .,. to tcnn1111poul Jal' $07~• m~ 11102 or 1;..10 7101 ~~~ \mallf.'r umt~ Un\I• 11 .. ..vr llli:'m 4 3 5 0 263:1 W C.:(J(J \l 11 v. Y N II A Ml\HKr;1 1•l./\(' ... fut l'unlu.\1111' Alh'nli. .in•I Nl-nw.1m.,.~~ \',1h•111 1.1 :,.tf, WK.'1 T11w11h11u~l'. lovl•ly !<.JHll' Co111lurt.11Jl1• 1ww :.!lir. :!f)J k11b Ilk , 1111 111·t.. 2113' W.111.11 1-. t' M :,:,7 b:JK~1 $: lli.!°>11'\(J :J Hdrrn . 2 l1.1th ,qit Atlull s, S4511 1110 (j a s pu1tl li-12 5073 Nt•wly tl1•1•11rnt1•1l :1 hr .:! ha townh11ust• S11111·11111s, l1n•rilal'(' & 1xx1l. (Ju1N ure•a . Atlult..,, no Jll'ls S4oo 1)115 ;j;pj1. 1115 r,t11:1 I fir bach1•lor apl, ul 11 pd, 'ilOVf•/ rdr11: llH'I 50' llam1lt1111 St. S21>~1 mo 11&2 7bit hr f>57 1255 STUNNIN<i largl' 2hr 2ha i:urden apl l'ool. rel· area S32S 710 W lfith St & homt' hkt'. 2 hr wit h p~t. lt ... te<J (.•Olr311\'e ~ 2 patros Some with all garaJ(c. Sw1mminJ( 1)11<11 JU{'U1.Zi Tennis COUl'll'I I blk lo lluntington "hop ptnJ( l'tmter mull Adults No pels From S4:!S Seawend V1ll~iw. 15555 lluntrngton V11luJ(<: I.a nt', II B. (714Jll9ff 9001. HEW APT HOMES HOWREHTIHG Luxury :l hr /2 ha . spal·1ou:. 11Ht:l'lo r& I nl'I nw. s tov1·. (p lC's. & pnvate 2·car gantl.(l'~ 5 Uruque floor pl;rni.. rl·nl mg from $<195/mo Mana~er H47 fj(JOI DELUXE. 11.(e 3 RH. 2_'2 lluntJngton fkarh fl.a. near 11cw Ul>I palm. - f.!••r . .-:rdnr. •·tc Clow to NEW LUXUllY /\PT. li:ll' lx·h SLOOrno !°>4H3:M.5 2 BR. D1W, rpk . /\C'. I I ,,_ 2 "'·I r pa. uo, gar Tennl!i & pool ~'lrg · cv •1' rm rom $450 751 2787 526.'i (~11.'l l>whhni.: with .J_ o Property Mgmt lwat11f1 ul lancl~1·aprn.i ldC'al for adult~ ov('r JS Deluxe beach apts l''rpk. No Jll't"' 1.•~•:W /\HD e n l'I ga ra~l'. patios Al•'fs. 2020 1-'ulll'r l(Jn Peggy,9604:Jll2 i\ve. (I blk <·ui..l Newport /\v1• & I blk i.outh ol 3br 3ba hrand new llunt nay 1 f.:11 03'J7 Harhour area. $475 mo Days 536·tl(IB3. 536·8705 N {' w 2 B 1l , I ' 1 b a l.'Ve 840.594!1 townh11u:-.c. frpl\', p v l ----put111. 1•nl'I J(a r. /\cllls LarRC homelike 2 br. 21111 $.'llll> IJ45 41174 ha town ho m c a pl N 1· w 2 h r 2 h 11 a t> t 'I H:Jl l·ony & rrpl r S:Jll5 mo U45 flll 4 I or (}11). Hlit5 3876 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Hl' on bt.·arhfronl, t & '.! Ult Ufll'I uvail ublt• Nr•w ly n.'<lt'rnrated . :il<Wl' & r1>fr1J.1 , 11 rival1· pal111 41.l!1 4554 or 2 I :ll!M5 I ~>55 1111(, With l{UrHl:I'. walk It t>t:at h $2tt(I t-:vs, 11*111:1111 2ur 1 •~ha. 1tl1111s. w ti fqik. Stc•p:. Ill tw.r('h ~) 4!Y.! W41j(j 3880 ...••.......•.••...•... Detatched ADh. 2 Bdrm, I h<t, k1~~ OK s:tlO!no + dcp /\vu 1 I 1111w I lldrm , I buth $27:'>tdt'J) Av.111 now Call lknatu 556 7707 Tmtin 3190 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Posact.tta VI~ 2 hr, 2 1111, .:;irdt•n apt.. Tuist1n Gym . s uuna pool. pal1<1 S3JS /\dulls no pCL8 15492 l'usach•n.i off Newport Fr w y il.12 200'.) Wntminst~r 3898 ................••.•... tJl':/\ 1' T ll E Ill Ci II HEACll l'IUC!-;s I & 2 BR furn & unfurn adult apts Sorry . no •...................... Spal'tOU.'> dul car 1:ara1:l' CM F or u &e ... t•Jrug1· f1Jl'1hty Pvt entranl'l· $75mo 213 7115 !.12711 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Birch Street Orf 1t1:~ Pnmc ground floor, IR~I sq fl C a I 71Y ft I (.; IJ II Barbu.ru !K.5·2274 WESTCLIFF BLOG. NEWPORT BEACH j f)1P'10f we-.lrl" r• ..... ,,nl'j ''•'" •••• -/,.Al<~'°""'9 ..,~,........., ./-./e--/,.,,.._.....,.,.,... .,/....,. _ ..... ./-,--./,....,.. .....-.... Call Mr Howard 645 . 6101 * CDM SUITES * (..'hijrminl( ji:; '>Q ft ofrtcl! ~Jl:H't' with vc-ry allrat• live new wallpaper & v.h1l(• 'lh11ttn -i Mui.t M'"' t11.1pprenale $275 mo l'LlJS prest1g1ous 3 tlesk Sl2Jill'l' <jUJl't ()(ft('(• :.w tl.'. phl:.h ~urroundtoi.!S in old CdM rharm. t:enlrally l0<•all~·d with bcauuful lars~e J.Un ny sundeck. oce:10:.1dt• of Coast Hwy Will mnkC' grt•at corp o ffi('C 560 s11 ft Only S:t!l5/mo ROGERS REAL TY 675·23 I I 2 Ur. rf'\lk. :iclullN, 1111 pets $..'12.'i Jo:nclmied p vl patio & J(araJte. Ot•luxc kitchen w/bltni. in1•I re fr1 K Small pct ok Stl 10. mo 17(;10 Cameron Sl Gem1m lllty 839·0023 pets 531 (IU'j ------------ 540 50SG ~ ... , Funtlthed oru..tunMS-..d 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br 2ba new. tenms. 1>001. drapes. frplt•, s1•c Av:11I 1mmed $550 213 919 5541 Uuph~x 2 br. I ba, encl TI If; t-:XCITINC: .i11ra.:« Mature adults New 2 & 3 hdrm. lar~e 'ALM MESA APTS No pets $310 mo. 064· 10.S."> sundeck o r yurd. encl MINUTE.'> TON l'T UCll I fl L• & garage. qwet area. no ll h l&2 II" r nr r :11rv11•w pets. S350-S425. Dayi. a <' • " Hak('r Adull.8 only. n o SJ4.2306 eves 534 2306 from S255 & up tx'I.'> 5'1~ 1 flrt2 • · Adu I ts No pc Ls Kins OK---2Ur. l 'l:!Ba Condo. new 15'il Ml.'i.a Ur. "'° · t I t c:, Olk,'> East or Newport 3 br. 2 ha, pool $325 mn l.'1""• pain · poo · carpor · Blvd) 114511()14 t0:1m 7pm ~Mcnonly $335 mo 9am Spm 546 98fi0 Rooms 4000 HEW 2&3 IDR ••••••••••••••••••••••• •442-476 Sq. fo"l No Costa Mesa $255 Inc l ut1l /\IC Tom. 540-2200• <)(f1('e for re nt. lllOO SIJ fl $700 mo Furn or unfurn ~ H.B. location ldeul r«QI estat e 0H1 c{' !162-2458. cm.. bee S.ites fTom $200 per mo. Full s<-rv1eei1 avail :rl 1 1 rost Pnme 0 C lorn tmn Adj. to S.D Frwy (714 ) 964·2880. 3 hdrm yard. ponl ~111et l(.l>e fam pre f NO I t:rs $385 mo. 549· 1240 Extra large & pnvatc 1>ramal1c floor plans. 1----------1 Will remodel to imil tt> QUICK MOVE IH Slater & Vun Buren •AmbCllAldof" IM• nant. Up to 1500 sq . rt New E·slde townhouse. 2 847.7137 000·4:rTO f.()vcly l(&rd"ns·Brooks c;ood bus iness a ren br, I ~ h1t Over 1100 sq D wtr. fall From $375. Coll Sandra fl Smoll child . pct Ok 2 & 3 r, 2 bo. 2 pal1011. •K.ll<'hen f'a<'1I a vail tn3--63G2 UIS. mo. Dt1VI' hy 2536 bllns. s 1~g l e e ncl •Jucuzz1.heutcdpool ---- Sonlt•/\.n,, Avo,thcn call garage. f.rom $350 •Wklyordolly m1tld 11rv. !alO·sq fl. lookm.i over .. ~"-0282. 562-8364. •TV&phone uvallablc l.a~unu, uncte r$troun1I """ Lo S72 50 Wk purlun~. Now c•arpet. NI r Bachelor urt· $225/ m o wen • drapes & paint .. air con11. t.'6 I nn. re riR lncld, ulll. inc udcd. N o 2277 1larbor M9-118GS57·5870 pot.lo deck, adult, no pel. klds/peta 536-0.'l2l Co!Jto Mt.'fia 645-4840 S2 75 As k f o r Dll 1, · • ----Office s pace·Ncwport 5465880 1 Br. crpe.., drps, stove & Roomw/kitchenelle Center L orge orrtc(' $32$ relriit. Near the beach. w I v I e w • re <' e p t , Beaut. brand new 1 AduJt.t nopeta.980-2675 $60week&up. St'<.'ret.arlal & day time br, frplc. laundry rm. • 548·9755 lmmed.occupy. New Ira delux 2 Br. 2 ba, ----phone answerrnjt. Call TSLMgmt 642-9412 rrplc. quiet area. Adlts, Ren1 \0 a roo~11 I~ 1j1vlne. 1se02_15_. ___ _ nopeta S350 980-41~ 17 mo. · ac 1 res NF.WPORT llEACll tiOO 1325. 2 br, 11/. ba. balcony. . . . shared. C.11833-8420. s? rt . 3 blks lo 0 .'' l•Wld">' rm. Adult. No .,..._ 3144 ~ pda. Adulta, no pets. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Zt'Ol'VteCllng rms. Nr. bch. a rJ)()rl, across fro m TSLMamt M2-l603 3br 2~ba 8nnd New w/kit. pr1v. $28S. utll pd. Sheraton $465 mo Sharp Woodbridae seoomo 2 lat, last + SIOOdep. upstairs rron l w/lu I Dr apt, pool, pa\lo, car•art 21;1-...1 · f75.M33.645-6499 balcony, pvt ba, A/C. bakony, adulta only. no .. · 4321 Blrrh S'\. Suite 200. peU. $285. m.o. 1881 N.B. Eaatblurr. pool, K·lnvestmenta754·7900 Monrovi• 645-teJO WALMUTS'111tHAU frptc, we ll·fur nl1hed1 --. ~ ~.15M896 omcE .. ~on RENT CM 2Br, 1Ba, ~ cpta, drpe, 2 BrcondO, A/C. wuher/ NWJJt Och area 400ag rt, upataln, encl aaraie. dryer. aunporch. Pool. MU N!l'lt room In pluah cpta dr'IJ8, uu( ()d. S200 clle to thopp~, Meaa .-. mo. 81$.IOU. Coftdo near So. Cout mo. p;\:fcr hie.~ :w78 . Verde Are• 95 mo Piasa to r esponsible ---------- Adha.nopet.i. l·NMor ~IHdl 3141 female. StH per mo. OmCE ap•ce avalleble 8'71·11&1 .......... ••••••••••••• 807·17'9 d•Y•· 54t·M65 al 11875 Beach Blvd. 2 bd 2 1 eves. near Talbert In Hunt· t.110 I bdrm. 1 b•. encl -.~L l)eOt pie1• ma1 •· ai.-.. •-t .,.00 ln«ton Beach. SS-0 per oetlo crpr\, no peta. 797 _... ~ St. 14 " P UIJ ........ mom or rent, ..., month. Phone mttt1aa10 w. W&hon . Ope n aecurlty deposit CH ) m o . On th e beach. wvlco SlO per month, Set/8un.21Jl•3703 543:1186 <W> IM.e541 tor 81S.i&WatUPM. delk S5per month Dilly '32$ 2 Br 1 ~ ba bltn i ppUcaUon ..... .._ 4110 Pilot ofrl ce . Phone ...dee. Multi. 289 0a1!: Oeluxe lM bdrm •Pt.ti on ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• eG-mtoxt.21&. (11J>•5227. oce1n near Victor liu.a_o, Ruth'• IMrC home tor the Bayfront oltico, Newport, "8Wly decorai.d. heatoa •1td. Semi.pvt av11l. puklnt etc. 015. l~Rr I ba. encl. 11r11e Ir pool, elevator. 1ublerr1· •·5413. m unt • Cpt.t1 drpl, blnlNI nun p1rltln1. HU. v---..... 4210 --------INl 'TUI. ...... -.-P\IU. SJ;RVICE SUITE .... ••••••••••••••••••• olflce (150 1q.n> avail I Br w11ar. UGO. Ntw 2Br, 18•, ocn v lew . Houle tor rent, 811 BHr Alll'tl. Newport Ceowr, tt11U ~Ct~l.e. W1tM pd. patlot yd . kltcheneltt, Qty 11111 I : llnena furn Gateway Plua. 110 2171 PluHtl• MIO mo. llove ln nowl • nKelJ pr t pl, Cell Newport Center Dr., aMUO eauao ... MS-2111 .,._,,.m.Mt-tm noo.Ml-.Mllll • ... Uwn call Waterfront Ho.-s 631-1400 f''or !>lon• & offwc• 'IJlarc: i.t rca ... onahh· ratc::i 500 to 5000 S, Ft. MES/\ v1-.:111n: rn l'Li\~A t'\2.'1 M1·~<1 Vt•nt,• t·:, C M 545-4123 HARBOR ILVD. St.on· 4!<1xf1'1 • 11rr1o·t-. M5o ~q rt t11wl $;l:J;, I 'n m•1 Rkr ti75 li7110 N1•w1x1rt MJ n1wr ., ~11h• Moclt·m ~12 "I rt 'ton · 11r Tltl\ ,. ,, "''"' IM ll 'r 1'11 01 1 ht,~1l1<-.1l111n I•• ~·"I h•1v1·r :rn•J '"ll•·r 1111• .. 1 h"r ""'I \ •1•ir "" plu'" '1\.t*t' ttw-~f'ff •1r lttt lor11••' rt• ••h•tl Jt••n t' 111 "'"'''"-.. r .111~ k 11111 ~IN fllllft• lllfol rtl,1111111 Ill t11pl.1c" )"our ;111, t·111l 64~5678 hl!IWt't:ll llA M .111tJ ' '> :1ol•M Mnntl>ty lhru l"r11fay Im your ,,tJ lo <All I 1 .. ·ur 1h .. l11llow1011 tl.1y •JI 1,111 ht•lW•'t·n lil\M .111!1 I;> 11t•1fl 110 Sulortl,,y for ""ntlll)' 'r111hlt1·.11111n llf'fll't' 26.10 c i\ \ 1111 I.OW sv.111.1 mocl1·I :..-.11 t•h'f I rlt n'fll 2131477 70111 •'U.'>h 11·1!1'>t1·r. llr71~ ,10111 ~ .I l 'i\PISTH/\Ntl I.IHI ,,tit'" I.ix hullllll )l!Oo r ~-=ti t!l.14 MJ I '>tor<•, 2 blki. No 111 M~lon 675 01711 1>1..,k, 1 h.J1r coud1 & 11f1 MEWPORT ILVD I U I n I t U I 1· •I ') :1 :17 l I 4:1')~7 125() ~q rt rnmrnl·n ·1.1l 17th St. ~1 $3'15 ~u; :l!m MoMy to loon 5025 ........................ Hl.'al Fi.tat., offt1·1• fur'""' or n>nt. So t..11:11m1 on Q)a .. t ll w}' "' 11arlo.1ni: 4!)!1 2711 4tl'J 211:> 7 mdiatrial Retttal 4500 •••.•..............•... lndu.-;tnul HOO to 11)1)11 ''I II with 11ff11•t•' Nl'v. port ·~'5 2111 . bi16 li:}41:1 LAGIJN/\ lllLUi twu 1111 Jal' 50IJO 1111 h M I ur111 ,. new hlclR. A I (' nlf1·. fronts on Muull1111 . 111 Lak<' 1-'on•st . lt·a~t· h} owner 1135 1 llOll f NEEO fMONEY • CAEOITHO PROBLEM 2nd & 3rd TD loans 547.54 02 /\rrnn~l·d by Coast Home Loans s~ 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tr4orfCJC!91fs. Trvst D~s 5035 Warehouse Spa1•1• 3500 "'! fl. $f,001mo lrvmt< Ii' dr. i.pn11kln-.. 20' n•1I mgs Avu1I 'Ill Au~u-,1 l!'l 642 1121 4600 ········•······•······· ........••...........•. LOWEST l~stRat•s I •t T.D. 's, also 2rtdT.D. loafts. f''mn..,l 1't•rr11' sinl'l' 1!1-l!l Fem Sehl tcat•ht'r ntl"' Y• Sattftt MtCJ-Co. md apl on Raf Ii.I unlit•r 6 .. 2•2171 545.061 1 s:wx> Cull 641i 19f..t "" T he Dully Pilot now has a n e w ' ' fl U s I N fo; S S T 0 HUSJNESS" cla!-;sificution to provide o conv<.'nlcnt methoo o f buying or dis p osing of Business items. Se ll yo ur s urplu !'i, over stocked or no longer needed items or supplies of uny kmd. Whether buyini:t o r selllnit sec our "Bu9lness to Business" classification #5010. For more information and to plucc your ad, call 642-5678 DAILY PILOT ' . \ Motta ;u .. Trwt DMdi SOJ5 DAIL V PtLOT (7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •P.!1!1!!!111! MOt9Y AV AJLAIU ··········••£••••··············· 2NDTOAND SWlNCLOAN INTER&CITONL\' OH PULLY AMORT11.l':O 0.vid P Car .. y fr i\81t()(' R E ltroltt'r. 105'7 PRIVATE HOME TUTORING OPENINGS MOW IM IDEAL DAY-LOMG STWUCTUllD CHILDIEN•s EHVllONMBfT YOU. CHOICE Of JOISI Hundreds of ear.., QPP011unit1" in well paying axatlng enwonments are yours tor the a9k1ng . . 11 ... you have OfACE SKILLS! In 1 ehOrt time, you WILL BE self·conhdent and produehvel Ca1eer 1ra1n now le><' 1 • ac1•.tl/ ........ , L.-t&,.-. (Serving You Since '62) • SICHTAIY ........... ~.MM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schools and l111trwcffon BASIC SUBJECTS W-IHsori Pre-Sclllool •d AMI llltMfttcry Clastn • ACCOUMJANf, 800HltPH • •1tlltM. ~ AHISUMf .• ,.Cl_... 5100 IE.A.DIM& • MA TH • STUOY SIOW • HC.-nc>MST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tllh ¥9Mfr of fllle KilllJOoh c..Waha•c• Typing & Shorthand Brush·UP DAY NtD IV ..... CL.ASSIS PENNY PHICHEI ADS ONLY R N·ll '411\1 111•m or "'"' hll\OAllllll of tl .. 111\ IOI' f7lo ,,. ''"" '"•lh a l'1·nn1 l'trK ht>~ \ti J ltllt'" h)( .' 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Dtr.c....., Cal 642-5678 Ext. 311 MICROWAVE COOKING C~ASSES MAICH IASIC MllCOWAVE COURSE FOR MEW STUDENTS LIA.IN HOW TO lfAU Y USE YOua HEW CHltlSTMAS NlSDIT HE..5ERVATI ONS ONLY t-:nroll Now L1m1INi St-almg Col 761-5011 MICROWAVE MAGIC COOklMG SCHOOLS ALL AGES ALL GRADES Mr I Robinson M A Ulrt..-tor Teacher Mr W Jo11qt11n HA 'l!oi;t11nl Oln'rlor/T~11chcr 551-5646 556-7666 OP" 7 AM to 6PM IMTERNA TIOMAL MONTESSORI SCHOOL 20221 Cypnt1 Dr •• Newport hech 979-9241 NOW IN THE NEWPORT AND IRVINE AREAS CLASSES OfflU:D All: • Beginning Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. Toe. Pas de Oeux' and Variations • Beginning and Advanced Tap• Jazz Performance Scheduled For Late Spring ALL AGES ACCEPTED Director Bonnie Wilcox MocA,.._~ 4251 Mwlb fll•. We G IW.ll't to c.k ~ CIMYwl Newport leacfl. C•. 926'0 833-1395 644-1295 Ctl 156-IHO M.w ........... ~ Irvine • ...:- BCo~e1e of ~~ u1ute11 •• ....._ ___ Newport Fwy at Oyer Road :J~. qal,1.lla S 1uJ10 a/ m.uic 619 lnl,,. .... ..,.,. (ocrou rrom N.wport Hol'bor H'9h) M.wf>O" hoc:h, Collfomio 9266:S (71 4) 64$-3003 Sludy with a Proless1ona1 Perlormer Beginner to Most Adva~ced Classical Popular Harmony Theory Penonal, S350 Help Wont&d 71 00 H&lp WOftted 710 ··•···•···•·••••••····· ·········•·······•·•··· •••••.•...•...•..•.... ..... Wanted 7100 ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~!.~.~·:.~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~·~ ..... ?!~~ ~~~ ..... !!!'! COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* 957 8-11<1 AUTOMOTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Banlung F/TTELLER required. Southwest Bank, Laguna Beach Q.111Joan.497 1_11_1 __ _ A 0 0 K K F. E p E R Cl ·~s1F•ro f" CllARG E Established IW II. medium sized Orao~c anVERTISING <:o. Real Estate de· ftU Lost&Fowtd 5300 49 yr old M. 6'1, 195 lbs ••••••••••••••••••••••• financially serure seek ---------•! mg w11rm. arrecttonall· CAltEH POSITIONS HOW AVAILAIU Auto Mechanics. A II cat egories Ford ex penence preferred Top pay plan & benefits Sl!e service mgr. Phil Long Ford , Ir vine Auto Cent.er. 768·5888 Banlung TELLERS veloper. localed m Brea nie Daily Pilot 1s seek areij has immediate need mg a person to augment for f\111 Charge Bkpr lo our Class1f1ed Adven1s manage accnlng dept & mg d('partment for tn report directly lo the pre· s ide telephone sale!>. s1denl. XinL prosperls for Class1f1ed or telephone gro~1h and add1t1onal salei. experience CLERK TYPIST Dynamic S&L 1s lookin~ for enthusiast ic indiv who is not afraid or bard work We need an xlnl typist lo handle vaned of'c duues in busy conslr dlsbursment dept. Real f};tate related bkgd prl'· f'd Cont.al1 . Personnel. ( 714 ) 833-8383 FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 Uisl or fo'ound a pet? Ca II Animal A!>S lstancc League. s:n-2273, no rec. *REWARD* rPmale companion 3(J.4U yrs or age Lo enjoy fml' Uungs or ufe prefer non smokf'r. trim h gur e. bkes sµe>rts Please rep ly Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box l560C M 92627. Box 486. •FOXY LADY* OUTCALL ONLY •972-1138• •SHERI LEE• CERT MASSEUSE Housecalls by Appl 8.18-6338 for lost male lnsh Selter FANTASY LIN!-: 1 •·J yr. Lost in C11 p1strano Call & find out, Mor F l'k h <1rea for 21'.l wks. No 7-8PM 558·244 l tags ~lcasl' call J ames $;eking while wid-;;wed 400-0065 ruce looking man. 50·55, C'o 11 1 t' (; c rm an for lasting eompa Shepherd Lab 4 mos, nionsh1p finanrially well· had 3 shots & booster off. good job. enjoy hfe, N<'e ds good home. HONEST. home·l y pe, 640.8720 days. 554·4814 like danctng & traveling, marr ia ge mind e d , eves. respond lo PO. Box 2634, LUST: Eng Bulldo~. MlssionViejo.Ca 92000 wlutt.'.60 1~ wltan ma:, WE GOO fo'E D-LAST B1~bc1 Dana Pt. Reward W E E K W E A R E -1!:1& 7050. S 0 R R Y ! T II I S A D Losl .Lad1Cl>gold SHOULD READ AS Hclbro~e watch f"OLLOWS. 546-2855 Are' you a cute sexy al· trac woman? I'm a suc- cessf u I, hand so me w/male, 40 yrs old. Call me anytime! 848-5286 •MECHANICS •INST ALLERS •SALES PEOPLE Excellent starting s alary and working conditions with opportunities for advancement. Full lime e mploy ees recei ve hos pital izati o n ins uran c e , li~e ins urance and pension fund. We will he intervie wing on Weds. March 28. Sa m-Noon. at: PEP BOYS AUTO SUPPLY STORE 15221 Beach Blvd. Westminster Equal Opportunity E mployer M/F AllfO-METALMAN Mil" Lg, clean. very bus} shop. own tools, 50',( comm Larry Hunt Auto Ctr 1825 Laguna Ca nyon Rd Lag Br h 494 3000. or 8J3-.8966 AUTOMOTIVE PartTirne PBX operator & service cashier. Excellent op porlunity ror maturt! person seeking employ· ment Monday thru 1''ri· day, 4 to9 P.M. Cali Born1 ~ Fl I I" O.-..,. C-.ty 979-2500 Saturd11y only a t our Costa Mesa Branch. Please ca ll Geor ge Wagner al 546·2300. 2700 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 92626 f\111 time new acrounls rorourSouth Coast Plaza Branr h Plea!>C 1·a 11 Ha lph K1n n1ngs al 540-4066. 3333 lim t.ol SL Costa Mesa, 92626 Calif. Federal SGYings & Loon An Equal Opportunity Employer .. M IF Ban.lung LOAN AGENT respons1b11Jty, xlnt stan necessary mg salary +periodic REQUIREMENTS bonll">eS. Please send re JNCLUDt; !> u m e l o 4 7 4 0 Must type 45WPM (elcc VonK arman. Newport tnl'I Beach. 92660Alln Skip Dependable BOOKKEEPER Pos1l1on with prominent N B Real Estate Invest Ctrm Gen. ledger thru tnal bal. Accts. rec & payable. Non s moker. Ca 11640-0123 BOOK.KEEPER. P /lime. mature indiv needed 1m- med. (2(}-25 hrs wk ). Call 848·8827 ask for Glenn or Frank bet wn 8 · 30a m JOam or 5 .30·7 30 pm. Monthru Fri. Good speaking voice Pl easant per!>Onality Salary rommt:nsurate with expen ence + com nuss1on. Excellent com pany benefits If you are amb1l1ous & want to be paid ror your efforts µl ease call for interview. Personnel Dept. 642·4321. ext 277 ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa New offi ce opening m BOOKKEEPER'S AS EqualOpportumty C E "!STANT For club in Employer · Orange ounty x .., AUTO PARTS pe rience loan agent F V .. AR exper, will Cleaning & ma111lenance Stcft Mutual S&L 4001 MacArthur Bl, NB E O.E M1F COLLATOR PAO<ER W1llJng lo tram an IO· dustnous l'areer 1n - d1 v1dual to package educational materials Exct>lient worktn~ rond1- l100S & benefits 40 Jfour week Apply No rth Ameri c an Se rv i ce Center , 1339 E. Warner, Santa Ana. Equal Op portumly Employer Codltail W oitress School Earn up lO $300 per w le Low twt1on. Placement ACCTG OFftCE For"rJ' ~~~s"?nE~osla COUNTERMAN needed 1mmed1at ely. train on computer. Must r°' pre-school. Waxing ASST MANAGER Mesa. Exper'd couple. Minimum 3 yrs. jobber f1 eXJble benefits Good type, non-sm~eB:etgood noors, cleaning carpets, Unusual opportunity for Hus band mus t ha ve experience. Must be well working cond1t.1ons benefit.s.964-l l ty &oddJobsdunngEaster COLOR MATC H ER · an ambitious. molJ vated maml. exr . Wife bkkpg groomed & personable Please submtl resume vacation. S3 00 pr hr. exper, color malr hers to person who 1s analytical. exp Cal 642·5073 or Hard work & good pay to IOOt<KEEPING 64().882() work in our new coatings assist. 751·9194 ___ _ rast. accurate. nol afraid 1213)865 38SJ. with grow111g company Fill me Exper in cash CLERICAL SALES AS rac11Jty located in Irvine, of'hardwork. Fl.Ill charge Call 556·2500 for in-CICA..ITRAL ~ 3 to 5 yrs exper tn all bkkpg for fast growml( J\l''J' MANAGER for 13 t.erview appl. m;n receiptS & acctg. IO-Key StsrANT Req telephone types of ind coatings, ., .,,__ ha N o c 2 Bd 2 b t FEDEn •L abiuty a must. Please sloUs. good orjlanizalton. "'"" ~a,e to stan S7 00 ""3Ulf e c m. r. . new rm. a um s . Tr R & R "-A apply in person, Monday 45 WPM l l ...... -Airport. Start up t Dulles · Renl unlts, col Auto ans. man mustlype ( es · hr. w x Int r rin g e $1100/mo. Mall resume lert rents lite m ain Ex per Pref. MUST SAVINGS & LOAN thru Friday. edl. Salary Lo $750 mo. benefits. Contact Mike to. Mr. Clark, 17622 t.enanceCo,'.npens 1s$150 HAVE OWN TOOLS PO.Box8l!lll ROGER'SGARDENS Eltpernec.556-8871 McNa1.11thton Deft, Inc. Armstrong, Irvine. CA per month rent reduc _54M_-_22.88_______ SanDiego,CA92138 ZJO~~l~~~=~wn Q.ERICAL Medk:al lab ..:549-89:.:.:...::.;._l_l. _____ _ Lost. Beauurul Male Gray Cat. 3/24. nr Ocean Bl & Jas mine. CdM. Prerious family pet. Mar ci a W o rk i n g 644-7020 or 644·5887 Found Golden Rel. type female. Golden color. Vi c Brookhurs l / H,!!!fl1lton 008-8785 92714. lion.Call640·5112.agent. Babysitter needed Lo Equal Opportunlty Cdm 640-5944 needs frnl ore recep -COMPANION-Livt:·•n Accts Payable Clerk. ex babysit al my hotlse EmployerM/F llorust, type at least 50 flllrne. Bdrm. bath, tv, P __ _.SenicH 5360 per .. for constr uction co. ASSEMBLERS. Trainee Ref's & dependable. ~~~~~~~~~ WPM , diversiried 1>4?51· salary. Call 960·4451S ....--II B 8920181eves = IUSIOY llon. pleasant working eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB a rea Ca etty Assemblers needed im· · · BL'AUTYSHOP "onds Mature person. _;_ _______ _ Found Bla<·k male rabbit <Aronadel Mar. 673·<nl9 7"'"0 141 Th h'f "' F /l t me da ys . Ex ~ Exciting ENTERTAIN-_.....a ________ mediately. rce s t ts Babysilter necded,infant, Booth for rent Jark's perienced Apply 3.spm, non.smoker . 494 -0701, COMPUTEROPER M ENT b y S te ve ---------1 See o ur ad under 5 dys, my home Non· Hair fo~a sht ons . CM. JollyRoger.400 S.Coast ll:J0.5.EO.E Newport Beach firm Schreiner. Disneyland Adr.ssn-Mod.ls GENEHAL. smkr. Refs. 770-0927. 549-l811 Hwy, Lag Brh. CLERICAL seeks medium systems Magician since 1965 S, u w• .... ·TS YOU VICTOR d d """'rator. Xlnt. oppty. to M d C ed r .-"'" Lovinfi woman nee c Ope ~,,... ag1e an om Y or . T--Services Beauty ralor Cam.ra Sale-...r.on Become a member of our advanl'I· w /expand in~ all a nes. For info. call S.A.M. (Screen Artist -··~·-, care or Tearhers prcc H'IRDRESSER -r~·-ON L I N,.. " M t) I 20 yr · son/9mos. Srhl dys my "' for leading l'amera dvnam1c Newport Cenlcr compan y .. · , 539-2444 , 539-5415 , gmn w over s & Manicurist needed s tore. Photog raphic F<inanrial Ffrm. We are COMPlITERSYSTEMS. M4·7312. exp !n show business is Assis tant Mana g er . _h_m_._586-_._31_97_. _____ Sea Mist lla1rs tyling. b11ckground. Please c·all expanding & there are lnc.Call549-8383 looking .for those in fabrics, expe rience M d r 963-8282HB 6734670 f ~7· PARROT. pink/· &~=nt& ~rested_m a prof career necessary.G46-4040 Babysitter. on ay a~er ---------..:.r..:.or_a:..:p.:.p_t. ________ many opportunities or COHSTR.CUSTOMER g ray, Mesa North . : ati ln mov1"" or TV. Call ----------school & every ot er Beauty Operato r & . H advance m e nt. The SCTRY -""' k d H1'gh School Cashier-ostess'e/t-t1me f 11 · i · SERVICE Reward. 979-3107 eve. _, 633-2233 exl9S. wee en · . Ith o owtn~ pos lions arc . ~3days ·~·w··,.::::~··•••7••0•7•5• ~~~~~~~--! ·~TIO... s tudent 0 K . 0 w n Man1c ur1s t w 0 1 cves.startimm Apply now available: Con struc tion bac k -_ _._ : ""''sn " lransportation.645.1960. w1th o 11~ c l1 e nt ele m person at Two Guy~ SWITCHIOARD jO"OUndnec.NrAdams & FOUND. Fem.lnsh set·••••••••••••••••••••••• ADMINISTRATIVE 180r0ver _96J.62S;;;;;7;;;;;;;;;;;;j from lt.aly,226'7 Fa1rv1ew Experience required. ~rookhursl in Hunt ter well trained. ~s1blc Dental Assistanl/Recep· ASSISTANT No &per. MKess. Babysilter·College girl • Rd, C.M. Hours 7·30am lo4.30pm. mgton Beach. Call 9AM lostlong llme.84.2·9094 llonisl wanted for young REAi.ESTATE U you are new lo Costa ~~;,':[~~.s;~0:;t2hlijl~ llNDERY ea --s-'-tu-e-r-. P-IT-.-25-_-30-hrs_p_r CLERKTYPIST ~PM.962·~--d R -l-Corona del Mar practice . Mesa, temporanly dis-I Olh TR'l .... EE wk, must be a\•a1lable lo Good lypm· g skills and COOK/COMPANION Fowi : accoon. mo;> er. Expenence preferred. Challenging career opp c:onunwng your educa-for 4 days. Apn 1 to "" " k k ds A 1 & gry cat NB Ammal Full time. Sa'lary open. ty as assistant to Prest· lion.recently discharged 13l.h . Mus t adore Collate and package wor wee en .· ppym J>hooeab11Jty important. retire d couple want Shltr.644-3656/&48·21~ ~ dent of expanding mulll· from the service. or for c b i I d r e n & educational materials person Lloyd 5 Nursery l>art l 1 me posilio r:is healthy, and pleas ant ---------corporate Real Estate any reason seeking tem· grandmothers. $3 per Will require hrtmg ol & Lands cape . 2038 1hoursnex1ble) mature lady lo live-in Found: Lg PUPfY·. vie H91pW..t.d 7100 operation. Prestigious poraryor careeremploy hour. 759-9592 heavy boxes Wilung le NewportBl.CM.646-7441 ASSISTANT Must be good cook & ~Isabel / rvine, ••••••••••••••••••••••• office. NB .. near 0 C.: ment, consider this uni Babysitter tram to operat~ forklJfl CASfDER-f\111 lime, ex-Real Es tate lie o r driver. Heavy cleaning& airport area. MUST have queopportunity Mature babysitter want· Excellen,t workmg condt per. Must have baste s1m1lar exren ence re · lndry nol expected Pvt Jo'ound: l yr old Golden Accounting Retl1 F.state License & YouCe111 Eom ed Part lime . Mesa lJons ano ~nef1ts 1nclud photo ex pe r . Photo-ql.Dred. Wll be working room & ba. w/own !!II Rtvr. Nr Dana Marina. strong background in $216 p.,-Wk. Verde area. 97g.4186. Ing dental plan. Apply grapby Unlimited, 16889 directly with Trust Of· trance .Re r s . /\ f 1 WeU tr a med & friendly. ACCOUNTING brokerage, development, Based on your produc· Sa m-11 am. l Pm .Jp m · Beach Blvd. H.B. 0<."er processing loans . noon/eves, 673-8043 ffa'Cflt injury 1-496-2661 TEMPORARY synd1cal1on. or prop BAKER. W i n ch e 11 NalJonal Education. 4401 ---------ExceUcnt workini¢ condi· OK -----sharing & opply for ad-ll1 vityll, cesom&mtslsriaonp,pro'ru1.5 1 Donuts, 2S3 E . 17th St. Birch Street, Newpor CASHIER/CLERK.CdexM· tions&company benefits CO FOUND: Beige kitten. ASSIGNMENTS vancement.Salaryopcn. ncen v ex Cost a Mesa. Baker Beach. <Ne11 r O.C per. to work in offered. Please contact 4 days per week Conv. Vic H a m ilton & Send resume w /salary s haring bonus. The w/train.10PM·6AM. Airport). E~ual Op· Pharmacy, Mon lhru Personnelorapplydaily exper. Exlnl working MagnoUa.C811 960-4027. OrHn• Co1t1tty Is history & dates to: Mr =~ f!r :~~ beeti:~...._ ________ lliport~~uni~ty~E~m~p~o~y~e~r·~~ Fri, 12·6pm. Call Mrs . 9-6. c.'OOd. & benefits. E.O.E. FOUND: Gold Beagle • .'7 I AM IO ore D.C. Bermlln. Pres of typing, folding papers... -x~g, 644·7575 for in -... D p Bayview Conv11lescent. Mlx,small.645·1508. NB 4Dh '9• Quall Place Companies : warehouse {obs and Banking ..,.,_ $120 _...,._n_e_w_.______ A. • • 2055 Tburin, C.M . ..t 1400 Quail st. Suite 135, . OPERATIO .... S -..-" p~s10...a 642 ~ Arumal Sheller 644·3656 W , Calif 9261.IO working for a imiled m· " x 1 n l 0 pp t y . G o o d Cashlers·Hostesses, full & ~ " · ------ FOUND: Olk Ing hair, e,.. NB, . . come. Work with young OFFICER benents + profit shar· part time. Please apply SERVICES Cook/Housekeeper, L1 vl' mix dog, small·med sz. IHIT llRLF"S T ment possible. rr you are A career pos ition Is · 100% C a m I n o R e a I 180 New))Ort Center Dr. B&C. 5 days. 892·5493. ' '-'UAIL people. Rapid advance-Ing ln person afternoons. El in, mature lady . Sm 645-J.D:644-3656 ROii PLACE 18oroverand would be available In our Costa Employer Retained Rest a urant, 20111 lnNPB.714/844-4360 exl. _FOUND ___ T ___ h __ i_, accounlenlDCI: available lo start work Mesa' branch which Of· Please call for appl BrookhW'St al Adams. 263 COOK some ~artn·rr':a~ti~g=: ~ NOPHTIES'"' Immediately, call..... fers a desirable, warm Mary Hickle Agency H.B. Equal Oppor Employer Italian Restaurant. saulc Medsi,645-1508;644·3656 C"'--Tlll:Jor.M.I 645-6514 working a tmosphe re. 640-2920 NewportBch ---------,...,....cal cook. full time, 5411-7418. There are many new -....... ~~~~~~~~~! ~ individual we seek "'""'' all M 30AM FOUND: Sm while F . firms moving Into the ____ 752_·1920 ____ 1: should have 3.4 years Bkkpr F/C. Contracting c•rHIERS WESrERN THRIFT & c 7A ·ll: . Cocke r Spaniel. L.A. Orange County a r ea AUTOCOMTlACTS Savings & Loan ex-preferred. C.M. a rea. IW LOAN is looking ror a ~OOKS LI c e ns e tag . Vic bringing about an in· Advertising Salesperson Beach area dealer needs perieoce including 1 year 548-5543. bright pleasant appear· Conv~osp. Gd salary, Yorktown le Bus hard. crusin& demand for .ex-wm~gleda•fnOre. 0B:ri <a>.u:~f. dependable girl with supervisory experience. UTQJEM MARKETS Ing ~vldual l~ 1111 an beneflt.s. working cond 963-7'!M8 aft 3. perlenced Accounting ....., ,.113.. DMV ~perience. Phone IBM 3600 is helpful. If Welk ran Manne Corp. operung !n their Costa Fiagship Convalescent ---------1 and Data Processing .......v Maryt94-U31. ~re Interested In exp. eJlfine installer/ Mesa omce. This Is a Qr~ Folmd: black f. Husky/ per'IODDel. •-... ~~1c• our p-'11ve electrlctan. Apply in ~ ailable clerical position & re-1...:;.;__· ..:....:.. _____ _ milt'd.. No tail. Briatol & ,...Wen.«J _...... "" Atrl'OMC111VE ·-·~-p e r s o n : l 6 8 8 0 now av qui res a good back· COOKS wanted all shifts. w S4S-4S ~·A'S PBX operators for 1 SALISCLHI andgrowingSavlnp& Armstrong, lrv1oe. 0 and part·time ~ ln baalc math. Wllltrain.Wllfpay up to amer. lS, _. t elephone a n1 we rl n g = Loan please caU Thomas Cashiers on 2nd & 3rd I d Pw 1n•1 IJIO AuMwt ter\'lce experienced or fllCe Dennis (714>9'79-3910. 957-1844. shifts. No experience ror ln ltrvlew $5.00 hr . Gr n er •-.................... TaAcca•tata wtJI train. Tull lime or Nol .. ...., Weoffer suchbenefits as BOATS necessary, we train. 6'5-3153. :e'.ri:~~~8642·888t . RELAXING MASSAGE c.tAcc.•lwta part time shins avalla-butbere'1what la... oroup med I ca I In . r.cff1c Steer• Start at SS per hou.r. ~d· Cl.BJ(/M•1g1r BobJ&me1·Uc MllHur ._ ..__ I t bJe. Days, a rternoon· ... Hiat11cbool eduuuon ., ~ baa tmmedla~ ~lngs vancement opportunity for druis, cosmetics, Cook wanted for lb. e Rusty --·-•••• • eveainis or grave yard .... A!Mlilyt.oleam 81.r&Dee,groQplongterm formana1emenl posiUon p II E b OutcaU•t,4tHlll ••llll11~r1 M\llt 6e able to work ... Wellll'<>Otned disability,Jr:!p Ure In· ~~~':~1~~ce d toss.so per hour lt1-;0ft.a~~lt~c~a;rds;;.N0-;;;7;:n;3;;;j ~~".:y. ~~f o/fn MICHB.U-S MllL .... Cllrtll eome weekends. TyplnJ ... 'l'yoe40w.p.m. ~\:Ckdrep~~~b~!!~ penonnelwhotake pride quallfted. For tntervlew1• person between 3 It 5 *°"'~* 111~':'!,t,1 :.WC:ue'm'sui~1r!~rl. Anis~~rthe de· ~freeparldq. =>'~ualilY work need •P· C.:: 31' Monday ~ork temporary ~a~i~F~t:·H!~~.5 N:t: llAll·ZAll 135-1749 .., -r-Pleue call Mon· Fri. Slr. to irow with one 0( 3301 s. Susan. SA 885<H•aneyre for a company who cares Bch. •-•aY1CMI f Fuhloo laland area: the natlon'a mott IUC· BB~ooo 7Sl-1343 Lq,8cb.,41M.f'.DS bout "OU lmmedlate 1...;;.,;;;.;;_ _____ _ --"' • 1 11 )'OU are not awan ° 6tCH79.1 -·'··• •"'lOmoblle cor· DIDiil"lll I " F:qua!Oppor li:mpJoyer a ~ · 1 Counter Help -part time, -..-M•••r.t the benel1ta cl workln1 M .. ._..., .. S •y1...a~5 & •• -• • work-top pay. Cal for u amto2J>m .. Mon·Frl. -temporary -tlve WI a Coat a esa area : ponUou A "w IOOll ••ppointmenl. 545-4867 ,_,,.,_.. callorvttituaalournew 873-1186E.O.E . CaJI PatUBUebn LOAN Xlnt oppt•y for rellable ClwlllcalWerMf'I 117-0061 ServiqallOraqeCo. locltioa.Wewlllbeb•P· .-... -.-...... 1 . _, ,._AdamsAve matureaelf•atarter.tap. Worbninctlltmlcalre· ~ ~ offi"ce • Counter Help-Mature 13$.7111 ntodileuta It wtlb you. ,_,...., •• ,,_ •--account• P• ya bl~J ftater1 $1.'1$ to aiart. Day woman, 3pm-Upm, Mon Wureloeated In tbe: rw jolueean to clMcll Cotta M.esa, CA DS2l8 peyroll, ruu Umt. 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JI er a I d fo~ x a m 1 n e r . --~ Counter~k1n1ot , l'urt ------- lrme, 1''\Jll l1nw i\pply rn •DRIVER• ~ Gury·ii '!•·11 J:l()!i Expand11ll( t•u loolclnJC DKC-0¥11tHwy <.:d M for peovlc w llhng lo U>UPL•; nt-t'ih'<.I i>llt1t11• work Neat u111~11r r.ood to run lur.:c fomily ham dnvini; rec. Over lij C'o nttlS <.:all 531.i-8ll>ll vehicles. S2 :JO p .. r -hr t-1nccnlrvc11 . Cull Cu.<.1.omlir :.erv11 •'. wh·)(p Mork 751 2fl!l6 Jlrly WUJ(l' + l)tollt lihfH'l' -- Mon/ fo'r1. 5 9. $4U ~s GARDENER Operung currently ex111ls for reliable md1vlduul Knowledge of plants &t Ir ngaUon helpful. EnJOY xlnt company benefits Apply 9am -12 Noo n . Moo/ F'rl Pecaonnfll MARRIOTT HOTEL ., General SALES Weekend P /1'. Poteo furniture sales. CA.SHIER t-\111 & port 11 me• FLORIST l'/Ume. Muatbave<'XP in noral dl'llgn. CARRY-OUTS FuJj4tplt1m • Mii" IOOIUCEEPIHG FIT. Exp In ca sh re rc1pl8 & llCctK, IO k1•y ability a must. SECY/AECErT Frr. exp w/typrng & or gunr zalrona l Hkllli., heavy vh'1 .. If you like planlJS & ix·o pl1" th1!l 111 your oppty to work in a unique rl.ll31I nW'!M:ry Please ap1Jly In pcr800, MouJay lhru t-'n day. ROGER'S GA.ADE.HS 2301 Snn Joaquin 111111 Road CdM 640-5944 GUARDS fo\111 & p/llmt! A II urea:. Un 1form11 rurn111hf·d Ai:t~ 21 or over Hclln"<I W1·h•11mc. No expcnt-lll'l' Ol'C Apply Umvt•ri.al Protection Servll'P, 12~ W Slh Slrt*t, Santa Anu lnl1'rv1cws hour,, 9 12 & 1-4 Mon lhru P'rl <:lJJ\RUS SECURITY IT PAYS TO SEE US Come In and se1• till' 1• x c1trng th1111ots that 11r1· happening at Wc·ll:-. Faq(o We n eed •·K per1eol'cd St•t' urr lY Gu.ar~ in lniM/.Wwporl hoch Santa Alto/ Aftelheim r..rtCMS/ltltfto Porte Coda Mna & the Whittl.,-crea IMMF:otATJo: OPF:NJNC.S tor supNvi:snry l1•v1•I M'<'Unty officers workrn11 (()r TOP PAY Wtlh OOC o( the nation 'li wri:··~l l(uurJ scrv1ccll Awly 1.n pcr!14m to Mon .Jo'r1 , Ham Spm 1.532 W Commonweullh FulJerton, CA Mon Thurs 1 10am-4prn (."J.J)SEO r'RIUA Y 230 W Warner, Rm l!l'7 Sant.a Anu, CA WB.LSFARGO GUARD SERVICES 1)1vi.'lion of Baker r rolect.lon S.rvjces Eltual Opportunity f;mployer MI I" llotel 11 S K I' G I N S I' I'; C' T n fo: s s 1 3 o " 11 m I'' t1m1', 1111· w1•1•kl'rt<h . Umon ~nf Cull for a11vt fJi\S !!000 c xt 5lQ I tolJSfo;cu;AN J::ltS t 'l'r "'"' PIT Toµ S GfNCllA M Cl Ill. 1.45 51:.!J I loU.'it'kt'i'l>l'I I hav1• 2 k1U:-. & u h11u1>1· that fll'l'il love & 1·an• l..1vt• 111 p rc·fl'rn·d Ht:f, ~14k 0814 t'Vl'b, 759·64!:J() 1lyi. •.••.••.••••.•......... ....................... ...................... . IHVESTM~T COUHSO.OR MA(;Jl t NJo: S ll OI' SlJPto:RVISOlt l:>«ht"Jult Ar wp·rvlM' NC Much1n1· HO EXPR. HEC. 1-'ull um .. r .. 1·1·1v11••' 1'11· r k (' u 111 I•> r I ,, Ii I• w ltl(url~. For 111t1-rv ... \lo tM~ Expand1n.I( Nt·w11ufl <~rllLOl"I Knldll nf N(' Heach Et1U1ly ('11 nu«h i.irul(rJm & -1 .. i up <2J exper'd lnv1·~t1111·11l ht-lpful Xlnl adv polcn Coun111.~lor,, lop 1·om 1.J<1l t:.ill ~7 762fi NlJHSI-: A l IH : I.I V t·. llllb.'>l(lf'I <.:uoftdlo'OUJI IO -INS-w .. iJr(' inlervll'W lerv1ew CJll 7S4 62ISl! Mar<b, apply Thi• Inn :ii ini: ex1wril·n1t>U Nur'" ~ ----J.u.:unu. l!ll N ('flj!>I Aldt•i. to l1v•· 111 1111 .---.-.---.---Hwy , l.agunu lloto.ll'h varwu11 vrivah' '1111 ~ "~ l! 5 Day!> per w1•• i.. i-J M.11fb WllOlt'il fo llllV'; ,1 SJ-'> per d.iy, WCPkly I'••~ ~ ;j t, week Scal'11tr M<>l\'I Call for avrn111tn11•111 I ~ 4.!H 4892 lJ I' .JO II N II'; i\ L 'I II ~ _..t M ~"''/\(',",'I' C:A Hfo: S Jo:ltVI C Jo::--., ... ... ,.,,, ,. \ .. ; 0 .. : 7:>2-0W'l · ~;, Tcntriul & ll1111..';11kt·•·1>•:r. 5 d uy w••1•k . ----_...,,, .. ,.., .... _.,.. Taletthd P~ K hr cfoy, Npt lk h 1HCJ SPHING 1:; 11'-';l(lo. to hundll' u bcaut1rul "" Exp'd 1)45 1828 aft 12 The Sky Is Clt!ar Uque 11tore m So Cmnl Now'sTheTimc for l'la~ ull'lud10K huyin.: llOUSl':Kfo.:El'f:I</ l.IVE A NcwCAIU:t:rt i.;·llmg, du~pluy, & l'll11tf· IN MW licout1ful N B lrvmePcrsonnel AJ(ency udmJ01.i.lratwn f:xt'l'll home All modern convl' "811 E. l?lh, C<i6lu Ml'l>ll work 1 n~ cont.11t11111' rucncf'll 2'J!53 (;Jiff l>r Swte22A 64.2·1"70 !>Billi')' $1500-$2000 pr rrlo N IJ 548...t3G6 Also St!nd based on Jl('rformann· n>vlies to Hox '155, Ua1ly --= --Call Mr lt1·ynol1h P1lt1t, P 0 Box I~ t'M Kennel Work, Sun t-'n • 1Wt>-M7G (9·tll. K4G OsgJ !ld"M!fi 8AM·noon. Man waJ.ll', <.tfl61 IMMEDIATE PA.RTTIME E:MPLOYMEMT SAN CU~M fo~Nn: -ment ral8e!>. SS7·6020. The DAILY PILOT 1s l'l1t\.•14lltdallng a sub!>lan tml part of 1t11 d1stnbu lltln inlo papt•r routes re <1UJr111~ nflernnon de l1v1•ry by motorized lrunsPQrtalion. •L1 l}t·rul 1nt•o m e a l l11wun1·c plus bor1u11 plun •Short work111J( hour11 (7 duy11 1~r wt•i·kl ·•:xccllcnl purtt1mc rn· <'Omc f 'or dcl11 1 l11 l'Onl u l'l t-'osh•r Oui•lld '100 OKOO bt'lwecn 9.JOA M 711 M M·l-'. L..UORER Six months scr een101(/ glazing expenencc rE'· quired for rE' srrcemng, l'utllOj{ & doan up work ul apartment complex Ai>®'_ THE IRVINE CO. 1071 Cnmelbuck Newport Beach '"'" OOIU Legul Secretury Nc.'WpOrt Beach. 2 5 yrs hUguUon exp Xlnt lyp ing , n o S ii . Good ht.'t'lcnL'!. S<'od resume to #427. Omly l'tlot, PO Box 15GO, Co:itu Mesa. Ca. MATElllAI. HANOI.ING 1'.111..-. ~lol·kix·rson 1';xpencncl' clt·i.irl'd not n ·q1.11red Will tru1n Mu'>I p<1:.:-. compu11y phy111cal rnrludrnl( h111•k x ruy lrv111c ~0·7631.1 ~.o-..: Mr1hr al A"Msl 11nl , 1"< ~·n(>nccd front nff11·1· l'y1>1ni. b1ll1nj;!. roll<•« lion-., appoinl11wnt:-.. 111 1>11rnnce. Salary 1·om 1111· n i. u r a t e w / 1· x J1t•m•n<'c 64'1 181! I . Mfo:IJIC..:AL ll l-:Cl-:f'TIONIST M1'lh1'.1l 1•xJ)t•n.-r11·1• only , cl<•114•11uublt'. l'art tune M W F Husy offH·e W1.• h.1 ve 11nmt•t1 1ul• 1111t·mn}(~ for f.VN':. 1111 our t•M and Nruht Sh1fl:. Our l'Ofl~CfllUI far1hly ·~ (I 5!l bed ronv<11l':.1···nl r:u:1hty hx·all'd m II Ulll lnl(l.on UeJt'h w,. ""''' ..n 1•xct•lli·nl ho·n .. f II '\ 11.11•k.i)(t' .111d ,., 1m1wt 111v .. Mtl11ry. Cull or uvJ)ly Gcrfield Care Convalescent Hospital 7781 G'orfi•ld Huntinc)tCMS S.och, CA 17 I 4'847-9671 E<1ual Opporturllty Ems>loyer MI F NW"S4•ry Sale!>m<m, .I' IT , must huvc nnn1mom l yr cxpcr1e111·c Aµply 111 INSPEt"TOlt for ~row1nf( ---R -Jll'o-4'"1 Lloyd':i Nurs~rv Computer Pu1phl'ral LF.G/\J, SJo:<.:llET/\ y Medical fo'ront0ff1 l'C·P11r1 & l,and i.cu pe 20:1w hrm In E Irvine 11 • .,11 =:.~~~c.~N~';~Y lime t-:xpPnenc1> only Newport81.CM .646-74'11 -----ll26l!6 646 D)J School grad. lift SO lh Heavy t.t:lephono work Nunery 1111le!>mun full 11omc sh1pprng/reN.11v LIGAL SECRETARY Wnlr c;1ass1r!l-d Ad11453, l 1 m .. Mu :. t h0 :i v .. lnrc. Abl e lo r l'ud oc. rurport area. Xlnt 01&Jly I ilol, .s:io W Ouy j m1 n1mum 1 y r l'X Micrometer & other rn typing & S.lf. s kills Sl, Costa Mesa, Ca perrcncc. Apply in d1colors. Stable P4!rS-On Salary commensurate. 92626. ___ l)l'l'SOO 1.loyd'!I Nursery des1nng permqoenl Job 97S-0'182or S4S·l.SSS. Mediu l Hack Office i\'1 & l.u nd:.l'apc ZOJH & growth. Cull Gia y:. ----iilsl Jo'ull llm<'. F.x Newport.Bl CMtWG-7441 55&-8>lforint.erv. Ll-:G/\L SECR l':T/\R Y. ..... <> u (' y N ----f ll I pencncru ln "' NU0 "'"'./\ll)L'-"'7am3W,''' If /f I or genera rra prac Send re 5 u m 1, 1 0 n.-.r. ,. -> air cutter w ol owlnl(. 1 lice. Typrng, shorthand ,.1~srfied Ad "•~. Daily t:xpcnent'(·c.I or t•ert1 wd Pa)'ll up lo 70'it.•. Harbor l\Surance & diNaphonf' 9.5 30, "' '" $3 25 $4 tJcr hr M<''" area.642-S387 1 _ ACCTS CLERK Sllln.ry opt>n Some cxpcr Pilot. JJO W Uu y M Vrnl .. Conv lfosp. 64.il Hair St yUst AULO agency has open· prd'd 11.13 0101 ~ta M!":_lla. Ca 92H26 Ccntc•r, c.~ta Mcirn. IDJ(.I in customer scrv1ct> - ---MODELS r I r --St ations for rent ot •·r"'a, Insurance "'X~er LEGAL S ECRE."'T/\RY for ' emu e ii.:un NUl"-'Jo~"i AIOfo: all wl1•f't~. •h1lc If"' r fo"" hlo s In u " "' only amateur prof. Sl!!. ...., 0 ' " ..., Y "' .. s n hch>f'ul but not nee. all partne r rn Newport hr ea11 7so..1994 & Rcht•f RN. New1>orr 11 .8. C..:tt ll for details, Ka0.yat$49 8Ull. Heachlaw flrm.Toppuy Convull'sccnt. 1r.:.~, 962"'7'7~r004·2!~· for t op person. Xlnt ModelB &lf)l'nnr Av!_. Nyt R1·h HaJr SlyUs t n •ntal spare i-urancc llkills. minimum 5 yrs We Med MW facn : all bl ... k ,., expe rience, i:;eneral M-M'•·ls Mule & Jo'emul . NlHtsJo: AWES · 7 lo 3 & av a • . .,.o per wet> · l''ountal.n Vly branch uf practice 759-0234 "" ( 1 11 lo 7 . Exp e r . o 1 Compatlble friendly ut lrf( uulo Ins agency hus · · 1 r Y 0 u r a <' c 1 u " ._.,,rtlfll'd $J 25 to S4 011 mosphere.673·1646 (IJM.'lltnl(f()r:_: LEGALSECRETARY. l'haruc t c r , 111 h i1<h MesaWrde Conv llm111 UHOHW•ITH t rainee or exJ>t•r, fai;h1011 or look~ lrk1• 1h1• fii;t (;(•ratcr St.<.:.M Handyman, 40 hrs wk, _ _.1 ... 11 NewPorl Center. Sole t(lrl oexldoor. Call ronw ---- $3.15 hr, Costa Me11a •-" praclltioner/Gcocrnl appolnlm1•n l for 11 Nunun1< a.rea.645-3381/67!5·5949 NouperleAce ncc. practice.M4·S50I per8001ll Interview. Ynu R... P/T Sala ry commenauratt> C'OUld he modeUnr. lib "" Head cuat«tl1n for large w/t!lC~ &: ability. All <'O LJquorclerk, t>arly 88 next w••('k ! S<· flulcl8h Ifill~ llosp1tot church. Lagu.nra Beach. bcnt fltt . Ca ll Kathy. PIT nights t111n'l ht'llllate, call now, 1:-.01 E tilth St, Npt Uc h ExteM1ve experience & 5'9--8141 6U·M3'7· ask for Jlim:l. 64:> 571n. re ferences. •·or In· IM'Vlew caU 494-7$55 lnsuranceaalesperson Ult Attendant mwit be 18 631 !ltiOO Nunung S A L E S 0 l" 1' H E p u 11 Is pat t ll m e . :~~1~°.:'~~~:y RlGISTBED HURSE HolleM·lB yn/older. Av· F'\JTURE 5lift.-00o1l. 8'1S W 16lhSt ND Sul)('r v111or 1·l :30, 1m ~aUon." 1vaU it Front Ambitions man or --· -mac 41 lx-d11. ountr) Thuralftstizr.on2.:'~rrf wo m•n prese ntl y MOONl,IGllTINO Full Club Cot1v llome. 2036:! W ..... ou....ae R"'aturaunt 1•mplo~ed. P/tlme to MACHIMIST tamt> vny Purl lime &.nta /\n1t Ave·. C.M .......... ... &l&rt f /t1me um .. wht:n MlU..HAND work Call for UJ>pl MU-Dil M50Vla()porto. N.B. t1u11Uned, w/a minimum For proto..type machine ~ --------1&uuanteed p er mo shop In the loltrument --Onr 11irl Oft' need mature. tlolel Complete tra lnlnR pro dMalon ~the oil tool In· Motel Mi.nag r. fo;xp'd ICood on telephone, hh· I( r a m . Fa r rn e r • duatry. Wortln«i rrom couple t.o manaae. bon blcpl(, accurate typln~ flONT DESI lnsurane• Oroup. Call blueprint.a, t lcttcbe• 6 dabl•, 2br a p t. n o con.atructlnn eap prc &W-5ll1 Y$t>al dellpa, directly children. 675-0lel. letTed. Pi'rm111ent 1~1 Cl.Ell -with enilneerin(. to 11• tlon. 80·6225 bt wn 1NS1JRANCESECJ'V tilt In new prodl.9Ct de• IH0:30. PoelllOD Immediately PtttoOll Lin• velopment for world UftUI( EXTR1~ Part tl_m_e_S_e_c_r_e_tory/ avallablt. Outatandln1 (21.31 436-9837 wtde well bore navl1a· llllUll IW opportunity cxl1t1 for Lion equlprnent . l.alhe 11ou1ht by 1101 ll.wood Boo le k e e Pe r . N on DeODktoritnted penon to lnaunnce Cotta Meu experience helpful for movl firm. $20 $200 per Al'nOker. Familiar with Worir flexible hours En· A41ency. Youroppe>rtunl· monvartetyoCproJects. day poet Looklna for Mccounl recelvet poy Joy x lftl com pany t y to wort ror a n c.1 )I outaolni& HMO yr olda 1 ... t.or~nfrontoff1cc~or bcnellt1 lncludlna free cmabUlhod •l•CY otter· °'"" a.ry open. titre ent wanUn1 to bru it Into rimall 1!:011tneonng Co. mu l1. Apply 9am·l2 '"" perm1nency without t)enellta packago. E.O.E. movie.. (7H) 635·0120 ~l Noon, MonfFtl "'"'rton· the uau11 aaeney pre· Sdentmc Orilllna Con· "" VIOEO CASTIN':.!•---""-----• nal. '"' H utt . Top ulary for t.rol, Corponte Head· ext... u Part ume remalu to itlll!i:ct MAlllonHOTB. qualified aal. Mutt have quutera, Newport SERVICE. <now In 4th the Director of Enter •"'w-nOeot.erOr uperlence In <'O m · Buch.C.11 (114)5514*1 year) lalnment for P rlvltte ~Bt•ch nwcl•l•peraonallJnea. Mk for Mr. Moll or Mr Club. C•ll 875-8000 ..__.,__•mp: m/f 64U500fl $46-~ Mama. blot""' Mom. =...,._... Lo8eaomethln1valuabl~T ---------~ an ad ln our Loll I'm Ume btlP In toy 11ho1l =.._wit.ha PUaa..&tlecl Ad. GetORJ:ENcuh for WlUT& elephant. .. • Claaaltled Ad CaUMNfN ''I SeOlnt aoytbln1 wtth a and Pound column1. at chlldreoa c:lolh1n11 DiUl1 Pilot Claaalfled ,.d ThM't wtwe people look 11tore. OeppeUo'a, So. II a slmol• matt.r . . . Wbm &hu've rowwt an Coa1t Vlll110. 3840 S. Jwtw160fm. ..,.ohalue FtuaDr.8.A • .... W..tetl 1100 . W..te-4 7100 w..... 7100 .... w.hd 1100 H..,w.ted 7100 W.t.d 7100 T~. Match Z7, 1979 DAILY Pl.LOT ................................................................................................................... ···•·········•········· P,., TIME llfORE YOU llC.,.IOHIST tMdll t'UOl\'1 II Sal@"I s .. :<.•nt:I Allli\I, POlltlllln Wanted· Experlenn·d Af!Pimc•• 10 '0 Geroge ScM aoss Ml~ 1010 M DECIDE ct.FRKtTVrlST l'41unL~·r h1•lp Ji'ull time ~ ch\t·r,..1ft(•d romJ11tny s e w 1 n a m ac h 1 n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eycu1NGS CUil• Mt'U "'"II (If Minn Phuto ~f\ llu L'Jll t:ood i.hlhn " t yp1n11 opt'tfll()r S10JCIC needle M•Yl•I wu h.e r $~0 Oe•ulUul chma cabloel. O'Neill SUpeniUJl Taped Ln dontJou owe It to 1>lln1t·~'7 1 Mr C>rokc,r for t1ppl -.k11111 rt'Quirc•d Call or C.nvas·up.holster)'work M~gdl")'er (elec>~ beveled i;lassi 4drawl·rii. i.eams thed one~ dulti with out11t1rndui11 )'~ tot h•lk to 41 P M2 :nJ8 11K'''~ 111 K1t•rimn hlwn MW>l speak £ogh:sh. Call GEfng, $$0. 962·~ Key for all 0<:ks. $1GS. doesn'lfll $110. M8·0256 "llra-1vM .-... on•l1t1"'~ l uf ttJit•n 1•11 rn O\l'r I A ''I' ,.,,;wriort Uev.6'5-6060.N.lJ. 6'6-9823 • u ' ...... " '' tw1t•t• th4• lnd u11tr" ·~-•700--ttlt:l'AIL!'ii\l l-:S,Cl.l':ltK • "'. · '""', n..-1040 . -who t'nJOv workmit with " ---' • ...... <.;N1ln c ul~wuy I 1na W .....,,.. u___ -0 Ncwf)()rt Reach Ten111:. kj'"·' O' 2 S .;iv4•ro1 •' ••a ll Guy I n1•1"cl••1I I' T ltH·lrl 'it ' i • . 4MTS>DllVl!R ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ~ 806 Club "'·II f":im1ly Mem S3 5'i ~~r holur' 1f.~01~.~ -°'-Uo,w...,ff1 11 r.•,.ll.Ji•t .M!M,..•J•I c.,.j"1"" ~our ll ~!'Ir~~ '""''kl'nd&. indoor plant ~~&.~':.';:./ l'nh:r Or ' SUNDAY ONLY Algham. AKC pupes. Fuo-••••••••••••••••••••••• bl'rao hl p 64 2 o 1 12. G4, • 32 1 "' • t ., ~fl r 'okJ ll wit vour "" nunk'ry Mu•lt be lmldl(ll --T d 11 D I p I tube colon. T op ahow or lj yr old thorou~hbred a••""°" _ .. .. ,. ,. .• ____,,, p1•N>11.il1tv to work .1t •. 1 .. ,,_ r~ltu"I" u"out o e ver •• y 1 ot 1 ...... R ,.,~,... .....'UUO, O"'T\\ F'~ • "V \ uc -r u • ... "' .u • u bundl"" t R OYUJA pets. eu. terms ~ng, 16.2 hao , bay, -------.,, ... .. v lhl~ un I •lnl(HAnY 1w.n11•1ilrcl1.1n•M i''"lllpr"' SECRET"'RY ....,. 0 earn ers e· Will tr_ .. _ f •. II h d IV\Cll'o .. •L•1ci.·eoxEs l'M bi 11u11ful oft • & )(Int .. .,... ... ' ,. "" q uares van or larJ:e sla ~pups or car"" exce unter , goo •~• r "" "' A.Ill for......... hmdt\6 indudinic drn t'd C.ill or 1111>Pt. 00 a.J'J2 Xlnt oppty tor eHw1l'nl uon wagon and It good give cash. 646-9609 or pleasure. MUST SELL. 1l your urc In need or 1-~...-IOppor1unil~ l•--------•I LOlJ c..· II Rrltrl'lf Matlnt m un for gal wl top :iecr t•turiul d n v1ng record. P hone ~-67S.7257eves. PO. box In 11.B Cull F.mplo)er Kull 1-Aut.. nu rt l u o ( an,., tnd hid W 'IUP S S or •k•ll.5 to work in fast 642 4321 a nd a isk for AKC Keeabood puJ>pie&, 6 Jew.try 8070 ~ai:i:o Postal Ser vice • C>HlFl.H At<l'm )' ~18100 t!:vt> 673 107 paced Npt Bcb R.t: otc Har ry Seeley or Don wk s. a bo t s M -$175 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------I'll.\ An.' 'IN\1'" •llllllt'11 f110N1•wr1ortt'trl>r CallUla ,8332900. Williams F.$200.642·3'08 Happineu Is selling TICKTOCKER llP\'IU~ tu"°'" \ ,m,..I l~ODUCTOaY Nt'wJJOrt lk••d• !'loll~ Sl>c.'reUlry N ""r1 Bea h EQUAL Ca r o Ii n e E-m 0 n s THRIFT SHOP lln> & ~lu-111h I'd \ u LiSSON N11 f<·,.,. Ex1>'d i;c11t· for Jr l..iw.officeew,..., c OPPORTUNITY Mi n. Schna uher, b lk J e welry 1 Jt .;"r ea lly Y.I Pn ce i.ulc, clolluni.: Ull'l.I ill.'I & pct tru11111•• 01< '"'•· t ~N•'•bll' ltt-.. 1 ---------'lpomw1•111 1.1p1il}, A A 645 4044 EMPLOYER males. 10 wks. A KC, beautiful!. For info call 3/28.29, 30 & 31. 540 W 17 1•0~~ t.1ot .ih ... ur:..· \N rnn i\tirdvurk, ~O!l Murint -----s h o t s, 1·5,2 8 ·3 10!;, Dotlte 642.9287 eves & l9thSt.CM •'l'l•t~J "'~· ,,Jut·allttn llA'l·1·1ioona..l Av€' Ultl lb tl13 M-12 SECRETARY Warehouse man. responsl HJ'll-8182. w'-~"~ ----PIXOPH. op,•r 8 h.11 lrh•1lhun1• .&.IL'IW\•n11K '"' \" ,. Mu .. t bl• ubl•• In ~orli. ,.11111· ~n·k,•tuh l') p1n.i ~~ w 11 m rt'~ u 1 r t' J t ' l>''rt\IOl·t• ptt·1trrt•1l or '4111 lruln M.tn\ '11m -11 1 TaAIHEI f , , ble person for fabric ..,.....,. 5 PERSIAN RUGS pro 1.1111 ,V-' ~t •ware l-\111 llJJOI lur &nd•• w' S0.1lt~ l''ullT1ml' orNewport ~~nte1·Stock warehouse Good o p Must have good home 4 o· I Pvtf't aft ~~~17t'.~f c~i1°ru~ 11111~1 'li.trkliJU( Pt.'n-011.il1tv & t-,Jcl)t'r'J No Nill·~ Brokerage t'irm N11 1'1'11 ~rtunity wlgrowmg co. mo old puppy. H as' 3 ~~gj~~:lse f~. l~yt haapn -Y 73111107 ~M l 'ut-1· .. ·~11• v111"-ll·•11·'lt• l " ... A I mature J)t!rsou tiXCll !!Ill .. nne a-a. Salary •·om· shots + booster Collie •· · CARP .. "1' DfRL•CT h '"" "' • '"'" " y u ..tiult' tilt' (>()Jr<' l & b rth 1 57001. • •• "'' • G Sh & L b. pru1i.t>d t or 1nforma-... c. • eav" CAUStY & CO. lJu..i) ph 11 & It l>lllnM MH\ Mll.Ll-;RIC..'K ypmg s 0 anl. "" mensurate w /ex per erman ep a uon wnte Meerschaum nylon ptu. .. h l·u::.to1n col I N~ l\•Jllli~"' ._.,tuhty • 1nW1t \,,,> ~t-'1cduunS(I SunluAru.1 t.oistart Good ~neftts 556-7915 Call Michelle 640·8720 Ktn'g, PO Rox 17795, ors, $695 y<J Balboa fn1·111 llL 1•0 workt·• ~ \ 1111 M1\'n 10~ !>47 ~iii Call Margorie 644·2442 · dYI. SS4-48l4 eveto. '""'"", CA 9Z713 or call Carpet Mtllll ~9 8181 494-80 57 .... M , -W A R E H 0 U S E ' ...... ~.·~~ii ·7·:"11 (!1~~~1~' ---------1 SECaETARY/Lec)Ot TRAINEE· good com-BtcbonFrise powdeq>ulf 714<_5.S9 __ .82Jll ____ _ IMllY bl•nt<ftl!o. 1''1111 llm1 ---------1 or purt ltrnt' d.1) I'll ,1h1·1 ~11(~ l ·11uP1llll P1•r.,1111 SAL~ SC'wPorl Bearh area murucallon abtbty. able fe male. Pure white, U•ntoc.k 8075 ~ ut•I i\.j(clll'Y, 2'100 11111 i,01 t-'OUl> SALE." U11.taphone. ly11mg. 1•x lo bft 100 lbs. w11lrng to pure bred puppy · Cost ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanted 8081 llVOU l'\ \'1\111~ 'hilt., uvullduh l'il'Jltl' '"" l Mun Ltu u ,. r1 ~ 42:il Reoeeftf ypltt t M GRAND pr. desirable 975·0077 train in warehse for later S42S. best offer, 968-90Z7 · Bay Gelding a yeari. old ••••••••• ••• •• • •• • •• • •• n1'1"1l1•d for , . .,n~,·01., I ,...l,\t•t., ,,0~1111 you at.kforKlm 11rowth in bales dept. "'"to You 8045 Good show & trail hori.e WAMTEO SILVERS to: OE ... dt offl•1 F>.pi•1tt'11t'.. OPENING ------$3.50hr 556-8871 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $750 Callaft5.831·2396 & I 01 burs. pay $7 e;i 1•J1•ft•1 fl.J :->h••llh11m1 11· l(l~lauran1 ~ & uG£ CO Free •L Golden Pre 1964 <'OtnS. pJy 4.5 X •11ur .... 1 "''II 1111w 11 s l'l:.ttttv ·~ l'IZZA ~~ICs;E $SECRETARIES $ Mef'chandiw Relne;;r puppi""· ~ .. ..._. 8078 rac.~ Dune. 557-3534 NX Of'fRA TOR S.1IJI"\ 011\'ll U'l'l 1.JTa ror Nu11o tunn~ IOI I' IHTIC' lot vrr ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,,._.....,. 1 J:!110Uft.S l'~N \\ EFk l*PtJl I l•llll't1P1tn1n.i' \.,11 ~111.: EVERYONE G.O./Legal/Hecepl. Antiques 8005 545--0'.l86 _ •••••••••••••••••••••••OLD l'OCKt-:TWATCHE~ 1;rod 011portun1l} ,., ... 1 ---------1 d.1' ... &hour.. ltlt•Jl ··UV. IUYSFOOO Cn,,t81d'rrecexp$19A •••••••••••••••••••••••Free t o good home CrafllimanlO'"rad1e1larm & :10':., 40 'i. s lyll hlr rl'bJl.Jll' 1X•r ... 1111 ~1th pl .. mt'11l.il 1111orrw ~Ill CURREMTSTAFF EmployersPayAllt'cei. wlyard , D ane Auslr bUW All extra&, S300. wri ~t ~u t chcs M1H ph.!~Jllt pho1w m,111111·1 H~A M•llONTST ~uUl(ht ~ .. d .. uroun1t .,1 huol L.iz Relllders Agenry Antique Music Boxes' Shepherd mix, blk 5 673-6721· aft3PM p.irts. tools, 1•lr Coml 1-'kxthl,• h11u,-., ~Int I b ~ ,. Cl Ill Ill I II ... u r ,,•twduJe mu11l ~ 111 & EARN ur TO & 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Slot Machines I Cloe kb! IJl06, 673-3984 • llXX> lb hyd engine hOl bt J urumportanl 548 3632 l'0011>W\) !Jt-11d11s .\J't•I\ ntvrt,.:J,.:1· firm lor 01·~ mt'r Apply In J>cfbUll OVB S600/S800 N~wport Beach. g;13 Hl!IO HUGE SELECTION -..... I n" d "'"'" "I Offi Fu u...-& .... 1rr1 111 ~ r l" "' .., d ··~11 "' J\ l t.'·t b "I 8 Id 'I' k. T ,..,. . ..w con -.c..1. ,. ' ce "'~ 9.lm l:! ,,,>011 .\1un )' ro 1 • •· 1 l" 1,.l' " o dll~ ay Commt'>sion Wt't!kly Sell ...... ..or pp (;...;) a ., Arntrican mos o or 1c erner 64>-0972 s:....; nt 8085 Pcrsoruwl hl( ,111c111 • l'.it. 1 c:.J>On'>I 21~·~• W Oct•anfronl 1 0 g H 1 g h Q u 3 11 1 '! I loves children. S48·3&1l -----.......-f>"'P ·M A R R I O T T IJI,., l\J>t: :,o~pm 1 f' Newport Bt-,u•h Heaut1rully packugt'cl / ntef'ncltional eves. Msc:etl~ 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I '" .,., r111> :..ii " ... l s" a r () 0 d • SECTRY Girt Friday Galleries ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnl new & U!il'd oh· luru. HOTEL L' t II .... l("'"'"''<1n1~t ... ca • ~ s d ( Free lO good homo I r I k t h 'flt' r or JPP l·.i .. .,, ...... ., .. " G Food od tart 1mme Salary lptonWed.thruSat d•. pan 1c,, w 11•nc I'" KJJ.2-11>2 TR "'l .... EE ourmct pr urh """ small mixed pup ptl'S LUGGAGE TAGS ,. i.; ~URPl.llS' "''I 277i WO Newport t:cnlt<1 l>r Newporl l\ea•·h E.qual Oppor Empl) 111 I "' " l 0 0 e w & r cpl' J 1 rommensurate w ll'Xpr. l.,.,,. Kettenng. Irv. '-.-., . ...., u .. ;cEl'TIUNIS"l Fun i.pol for md1v w customers New C<>!ila Mt•sa bawd C714l754·1777 963·8338 afler 6 from your business c:ard Fwnihre 8050 St:nd one t•ard for ch<'h •-------- •••••••••••••••••••• • •• tag plu~ one spare Wt.: T I<. L I·. P JI 0 !'.. T·: Phun·• "'P"r r1"1u1r1·d , :.µarkhnl:( pcrson;ihty & EXP .._.OT .._.EC firmti40·7735 ~kdys ---------~ '~ ~ • ruc:e phone vokc I hmdlt> " " typ111~ 55 wpm bw.y ph'!> & ll typmg. HEWORANGE Security Offl•·cr AHTIOUE SHOW rt'lurn prrmancnlly A N S W E R I N ti Petnion TKh H -.1l1·ulalnr Small firm St b lit t v 1':.xpencnC'l'<l f'ull lime w .: o o d ~ row t h a 1 Y a mus · ery COUNTY OFC night ~h1ft 3 :m 111 12 Newport Reach area posblbtlltu•s for rl"hl friendly co.workers. Xlnl ... OW ~ ...... , .... G m1dnJ1•ht Pl'rmanent want I+ yr:, of C7'1J tn ,.. rwse:> & bens. Start se1I " vrll3"0 " "" Pension Admtn Stron" pcrllon. Colita Mesa S700. Many other 1'obs FORAPPTCALL: ~)ls,itfr:un Call 5.t9·3281 "" Plcu::.c call 64.2 1593 "-, malhaptw ~ome typm.: uva1l Call Chris. 12131329-2625 --- n-qd Must be ahl(• to RECEPTIONIST ~ Coastal Person· St>n1ec StJtmn .\llcn work independ C'n t I) ANIMAL HOSP ~I Agency. Z790 Harbor, • . dant. ex per d f),ay &. Salary commcni.uratl' <.. M SALES-I' IT . t'amera E~c-; Fulls. p tirn•· l\p w ability & exl)t!r Call Expcr. mJturl' f<'/T 111 Ncveracost toyou sall'l> per!>vn Mu:.t havt' plv Shell Stallo11. t7lh & Terr;,. for 1nter vi<'~, eluding Wf'Cken rls & ----prev camera 11l0re t'X lnmc. NU !"*4-754-0. evcmni:s 644 54ti3 ---------1 per. & !;{oOO knowll-dITT> or -------RF c p 0 Helitauranl prof. eqwp Phcitography Sen.ice Stullon attend.int 2 pos1llons for hard work-• E T 1 N 1 ST · IMMB> opettlftCJS for: Unlimlted, 16889 Beach needed full or part time mg yowig men who have Coometology bkgd. Prof COOKS Blvd. H.B. Apply in pen.on. Laguna boati ng kn owled ge. allludc Actv for ri~ht W lTRESSES ''h Should .. ~ fami'liar ... 1'th person, Fu. II or P.lt1ml• A S-'-1 d "' evron, ti04 S . Coast '"' " N () C A 1• 11 r tM QIC'S a Y Hwy Lag Bch. hardware . n ggmg. re . r. irport. "'a or R Part or lull lime ------- fuushmg. hand & :.moll 0 PPl 83.1·0304. __ __ e TIIESltOW OFF Scrv Std 11<.Iµ m•1 dt•d tm ~hop tools Mus t. bl' ~eplionistTypist ~ge 22Fashion lsland NB m•-d. t 'ull or p 1 1\pph fam1lt<1r with sailing L.iw firm Newport -'-. ..-JIOOI::.Cstll~) NU llll(h school grad. with Beach Pleasant phone ---------•IStuppmj! Cll"rl. full timt• rerer ences. Sta rt1ng personality & good tvp· 16 Fothioft Island SALES po~• lion a' a• I for S700+ Apply at 447 N mg Salary open. S~nd Newport Beach LAST JOB! tra1net• Call Mb 0608 OklNewportBlvd. resume to 11427 Daily Betw•"'•n 8·12am 645-4520. Pilot ro Box 1560, Costa ---------National cor por ation. ~.. __ _ M c 92620 manufacturing lighting PRIMTER need~ ~J. a . Restaura nt products fo r !ndustr 1al S H J P P 1 N (" , l'/llrne. Young. r<•liable RECEPTIONIST -part and comme r>ctal uc • ' "" trans. Prlnt'g expr pref liml'. tncludrs weekends. BOB'S counts, has openings for RECEIVIN.C CLEHI\ !17S.2873or 540-4l48 waterfront loc. 644·0126 HOME OF THE sales profei.&iona ls in 1-UJI time. Cull Ivan for -- -LOCAL AREAS. Must be appt. M0-3280 PRODUCTION R ECEPT IONIST for llGIOY ~·pressure .. honeliland iHIPPlNGi P ROOUCTIOl' TRAINEE divl'r!lt flcd company. lmmed. openlogs in our ~mcere 111~1v1du~ls look· Small mfr n~eds aJ( Tlubber hose products. P/lun~ ll.15AM-l :JOPM. family restaura nt a l mg for their ,LAST JOB; .,.re:;sive ind iv to learn all Irvine area. Mus t pass heavy phones. Some ex-nearby locations. We re· must be c;uahfied to oran "' comd:any physical in per pref'd Knowledg" or phases or shtppmg, pro- 1 I b " quare no previous exper. new accowits as wel as ductioo, mspection. etc cu ng ack x -r ay. a('('(ng principa ls & hte Join our fnendly team . upg r ade esla b li.s bed Apply in person. 9um 12. 544>-7639. E.O.E. typing helpful. Call or Come see u s toda y users. Repeat business. 837 w l Blh St. Cot.la Quali fied Cons truction apply in person btwn between 2-4pm. sec.u~e future, li ber al Mesa. . d 1 lOA M 2PM . N e w por t "--Trai~s traJrung compensation,-----supenntt>o ent. App Y at Cl'flll'r. Gateway Plaza. ~· benefits. SHlPPTNG CLERK Burton Development Co 110 Nl'wpon Ocnler Dr Cosltien CALL ~. h"lpful Re"pon"t 17406 Ml. Cllffwood Cir . ·· 23952 Aven1da de la AM\""" "' ~ ~ FV 92708. 540.4s:n . _#200 644 4492 -----Carlolla BOBGUGGENllEIM ble full time pos1lion Re;umc rl'quested . Reccpttonist , N. B. boat Laguna Hills 12131 435-7152 w/small p rogess1vl' co ---t w.-a-W ~ual Opport t $3.50 hr. Call 645·36.'32 for tYJ)I) mMness. PT now. 1111...-> oitrffess unt Y AND SALE lhmtington Center Mall, April 5,6.7.8. Exh1b1tor !.pace available EM PlltE EXHIBITIONS CA.5H PAID For gd used furn. a nlt ques& cir TV's 957·8lJ3 For sale. Early Amenc-an Bdrm set w maltre~::. & ~all' ,aJe:. & :.1'rl'11'r Phon \"Cnl loss & theft 1 For a I rontc.·i. I ~10!15 lie ;11 h pen;onal11ed tag enl'lose Bh ti W ci.l m 1111stc t wallpJper. fabric or ll9-t lfl20 "L>ay Glu · paper & wt·--------- w1ll hulk & lnm vour Old wooden frame bOfa _6 _______ _ t.1~~ Or Lr) two 1·:1rds Norcko lrani.lnbmg unll needi. re p<1tr and re upholi.tery t75 00 631 3149. Ind.tan Basket::. & Jnl1que display cai-e for :.ale l''ullcrton 738 5905 Kang size bed. S1mmonb xlnt cond1l1on $1501 best o<rer 645-0972 b.i1·kLohat•k. • brand Ill'"" """' $39\• PRICES o.,ell111.I( S275 675 ~J!l2 S2ea or J $5 J\ntique 1775 v1{·tor1an ·I 5 tug~SI 60ea. ~a. 10 pc. walnut tl1n 61llla!l~ SI 50 ea set , inlaid a r m o1re, lOor moreS140ea 1-:Xl'('Ull\(' '1e~k & di.111 01·c:ai;ional chair:., rn1" 846 7'.f15 Dce1ullful 7 piece Sterhn~ mahog chest & dresser Sales Tax Included Vanou.s olfil'l' dc.,i..~ ti. Stiver Dresser Set circa more642·7347 NO CARO? furmturl· for .,alt'. l\tJL'h 19~ 5:lO 3247 _ Sofa. Chr. 2 wlnt end lbl>i . Draw vour own or send dt'l>k.s xlnl l'Ollll 1\1·-.. bks"" 11aml'. Jddress, phone 6. ::.420. a:.k1111r Sl!l.1 \1 .111• A-.&:onc:H 80 IO rw. apt size clolhci. II k d ::':'::'•••••••••••••••••• dryer. hollywood b1•d ~e ma e one i·ar per rru:.c lurn1tun· <.11111, tag Add 25 each oul of hu.s111ci.:. i75-I ;; I FRF.IGHT DAM AG F:O frame. headboard. mat ~nd check or money or or96<!«!MlH IHYr POlNT SALE 3308 tress. box spnngs, ap dcrto W Warner or II arbor. pllance Lbl. 646-7075 PILOT PRINTING Pets 8 087 Santa Ana. 979 29'..!1 Llvmg rm table:. 3 for S75 I' 0 &x 1560 •••••••••••• •••••••••• • CA.C)H PAID Hvy duly bdframe $30. C06t~ Mesa, Ca. 9262b \1u!-.I !>1•11 Mtl1tar\I Mat'd\\ Wsh r/Uryrs l Refrq~s. elec. qn blanket SI U llt.'t'(b t1.11runi.: h~t t:i~h workmgornot957·8133 6.31·1552 LMn~ rm set oak from ofr O\cr '.15!'iCJ Cdll liell(1um S<ISO Color TV 558-HJJ.I or .,;75 1 u:.i BARGAJNS·Used refngs. Furnit ure Sale, rcfrig. 19" $12.5. Code·o·phonl' 1'w 11o · 1• w!Shrs, dry rs. gar ur. best <.'Ouches, dmelle :.el. r.. .. h an..,wcnn~ ma ch new o · atcor 1 u rt 1 ' "1111 buys. weserv. appl. Best tanks et c. Call aft s. Noreko tra nsc~tbtng tank.~ 00 offt:r Phu111 Appl. 536--0911. 536-4330 ~ ;nach. new 675-2992 631·3149 WA.5HER DRYER S 9' Cw.tom gold Sofa SllS Okt sof h ood Pimos & 01"9onS 8090 ALE best off · a Wtl w frame ••••••••••••••••••••••. Delu xe mul ti-cycle or ' J3:3358 for recovering. $75 oo. TIH'ATFRORGAN models . Completely two water t urtles with CONN 6•50 Th rebll. r eflrushed. l y r LliVIMG STATE tank. SS0.00, foldmg um· man als full· peda~ e ~ guarant~e . Dell ver y . MUST SEl.L!' brella ~ype clolhesline. l,esl~e extens ion spk• Yourchoice S139ea.Sale Enli ho eh id $10.00.Ih<>ne63l -3149 Best ufr. 640.6440 =c~t,~poast AP· ~1-9~ 0 f1re\\ood Special about•~ fA>.:fl:>3 ' Ki S Be-d -E--1 d cd.S35 Un1vox ('f'llll P1.i11 0 G.E. Washer $50, Maytag ng ize . ng an er 99S.~ tl98·23l2 w1hard t'<tSC Mml i:ond washer $75, G.E DtS· Xlnt cond. $100/ofr hwasher$50. Guaranteed ~ Full I nine CC Mem $45(Hlr m 631 ·27-t•l &deli ed5468672 bersh1p f'or i.ale $800, •n TCT 'L'LL ' (" lb · Real Estate lroken & s•s.-n We have an opening in FT summer inc ludes Maftagtt Traiftees mployerM /F appt. wt.'t!k ends Ca ll645-7100 Cashiers ---------•I ver • 4 Maple Capt's chairs, 2 CallbiJ.5410 iuu • .,, Sr. . ,u r:m:.t'n START SloK bar stools for 36"bar.sgl Mtnuel Con~ult.>. Xln1 73ll Edinger Ave. H.B 4.501 Campus Or. Irvine SALES PERSON 'vr. bed, swag lamps. gun 6' l" Sunset surfboard & cond S l.000. ca II SO.COA.5TPLAZA BOOKKEEPINtl ForClassifiedAd cabmet.51BlGeldtngCr . wet ~url w uret hane _?54·9130 _ our Residential Div. for For Ad Act1'on an experienced m an or woman possessing e n thusiasm and integrity. Call a If you are interested in a beautiful office in the Q-Mly Pi'lot finest location. working • with con gen ial as· anv1so1 sociales, we a re interest-II" ed In meeting you. In · terview by appointment. 642-5678 Wnley N. Taylor Co. ,._ _____ _ ReallOrs 644-4910•- Equ al Opfor E mplyr ~IF NOTICE how Daily Pilot. Class· lfied ads d isp lay their messages with legibility and Impact? Our ads, we are proud to say, re ally get r esults . P h one 642-5678. ~------~- POMONA EMPLOYMENT BULLETIN At General Dynamics we're hard at work on solid contracts that spell plenty of work for years to come. Right now we're rapidly expanding and we need the best people in Southern Californ'ia. If you're good at what you do, and proud of it-join the Pomona team NOW. • SHEET METAL MECHANICS • GENERAL MACHINISTS • JIG BORER MACHINISTS • LATHE MACHINISTS •MILLING MACHINE MACHINISTS • TOOL & DIE MAKERS • ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS • MIWNG MACHINE OPERATORS • GRINDER OPERATORS • BORING MACHINE OPERATORS •TURRET LATHE OPERATORS • N/C MACHINE OPERATORS • DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Apply In peraon at our Employmen! Offtoe, 8AM-4:30PM MONDAY thN fRIDAY Cl•N•AAL DVNAMICB Pomona Division 1875 W. M191k>n Blvd., Pomona, CA. PARTTIMEONLY GENOFC ACTION HB.846-7448 leash SIOO for both Plper 11 year old. ~rfe..r GlRLFRIOAYTYP F: CaJla ~·9209 d Stlc "9 7 · French designer bouti CALLMR.NEILL OailyPilot GaragtSale 8055 -con .. u o 4. 4!'1;, que. 8eauWul surround MSLL HEON, INC. AD· VISOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 pc· Walnut dinette .!.t>l. Wc.o:.1m1n.,tcr __ ings, ele gant clienlel. 531•3374 642-5678 MOVING. MUST SELL!• red~ood picket rencmg. Nearly new ~ooden chord Must be ma ture, poised •---------2 bdrm sets & IJv rm set belt t1Xerc1se machine organ with :.eat perfel'l & sophiscnted. Call TECHNICALEOlTOR ---------Xlnl cond.S4s-4434. 551·5574 shal'(' Sl:IO 552-6451 ~furappt. En~n deg. journalism !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ S"'' ar.s .,.,.SITIO.... tram'g or exp & et>m ,,_.. rv " prehensive knowlcd~e of We need mature, seH motorcycles req, com motivated, respo11sible puter exp slron~ly pref people to handle sales For national motorryclc position. Sal•s ex· Magan~e. Send resume perience helpful but lO: Sbe~la ~awlor. 1499 not required. We will Monrovia A". NB. 92663. train. fypinq •sHntiol. TelepboneSalei; 557.oan -•S2500 FOR A 5 HOUR WEEK • SALES-TRAINEES NOW LETS GET Bi\CK EQUIPMENT SALES TO R E ALITY. THE NUMBER ONE COM· REALITY THAT SAYS PANY, Orange County YOU CAN EARN S.150 A area, mulli·major brand WEEK COMMISSION ofc copying systems. FORA2.5 IIOUR WEEK. WILL T RAIN h ighly •PhotoCopy upplies motivated & compel1t1ve •Nic:e Newport Offices mdiv for career posit ion •Highest commission m in sales. Guaranteed lhelndustry SALARY + AUT O + •Early AM hours BONUS. if you un · •Telephone ~ulell exper. derstand lhat the secret preferred • but will tram to success 1s ha rd work, lughly motivated person. dedication & persistence. Call 675-9910 Mon. Fri CaU Karen Drozda Sales 8am·12 noon. Ask for Mr. M g r . 9 7 9 • 2 3 3 3 Hulahan. C AL I F 0 R N I A l-------- COPYING PRODUCTS SAL.ES •$500 WEEK Comm + Bo nus for Closers CALLON R ETAILERS. Referrals 955-2274 Screen pnnting produc· Uoo manager wanted. Must have exp. 540·9110. TELEPHONE SALES Newspaper subs. Your phone, 4 lo 5 hrs a day. two & up comm. wk. Exp. pref. O ver 21. 1.0 . Newspaper Ent. 83,5.6453. 1to3PM Only. TOWTR UCK DRJVER Needed. must live C.M .• must be ex per . 646·9638 SEAMSTRESS, some exp desired. Pattison Sall Tow. Truck Dri vers ex- Designs. Tues·F r l. perd. Top pay. Apply 873-2180 G&W T o wt ng , 74 08 · Ohms Way, C.M'. 642·1252 Seamstress.exp, needed Trainee by aallmaker: 675-a70 Fountain Vly branch of •-------· ---lrg auto Ins agency has Secretarial Position: Typ-ooeninlfor: Ing 60wpm, 1ra phlc1. · Utl>MWllTllt etc. To start '800. mo. TlAINH Medical lnl., 3 weeb pd. Noexpernec. vac:atioD. S.A. area. Call Salary commensur a t e llMUO • w/exper at abllilk' All co Sec'y-Gal Friday. Secy beoef. Call alhy. (or Propty M1mt firm. _MM18 __ l_. ----- E•P te lephone/typ-Tntck l>rlver •lion truck ina/bkkpg. L.A. & O.C. 5-dy wk .• Call TSLlliJDt 642·1603 s.tp.m. 714/844J.IM19 u.n •DAY 1\;t•a ~,OU peJ for ··~_adliatM DA&YPILOT smYICI DBCTOIY DO IT NOW I MJ.N71 TYPIST ~ Fuh 181 land plan- ol 01 /e n v Ir on m c n t a I arch Rrm. Xlnt work'g atmoep fr beftf. Top t:YJ>· lal:. 1pellbl1 • edltln1 skit. reqd. Word pro· ~ eq> helpful. S.I comm w/exper. Send re· -sume to Judie Steiner. llO Newport Ctr Dr, Ste 115. l'lB. CA ta8IO Piiot Potpourri is our way of observing INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WE EK by extending savings of up to 50 percent. It's a good time to clean out and spruce up. APRIL 4th CW•d.I thru APRIL 7th 1s11.> • Have a GARAGE SALE! "C_ .... _..., ... -.-:.'::';I- •Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY! • Get your neighbors together & have _ .. your own SWAP MEET! ! ! Ads are ll m1ted lo miscellaneou s merchandise for sale o nly! ! (No Real Esta te) Write 1 word e ach sp ace . mrn1mum size ad is J lines THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETH ER! FHI In the Handy order blank below -00 IT TODAY! ! 1 ! NO. OF t--~---lf-----+~~--+---~---l WORDS 12 36 40 4 DAYS 5.00 11.00 $12.00 If you ne.cj mot• room tor your measage 1u1t print or type 4 words p., lint and add S1 .00 extra for each additional line . -------------------------------------------------Ille•• acMdule "'1 Hot~ ed IO run Apftl 4th (Wed.) tttru Aprtl ?th (8at.) •""no chenge O'} copy. No rebate for •8'tJ qnc.11.tlon. l nclo"d le mr check or money order tor Or PIHse charge the ctd. BankAmerlcard, VISA No MastorCharge No. • .•• , .•.•...•.••• Phot't• f.i:r.sstO: Ora'nge' Coaat 'D•Hy 'piiOt c1•aaified ~ds, P.O. 1180, 330 W. Bay It., eo... MeH, Caln. 12128 or bring Into one of th• Delly Piiot office•. Box DAILY PILOT Tl'tt' Or•n11t Coa$l D111v Piiot r-Herves the r1 Qht to tcllt or r•le<t any 11dvertlslnQ copy. 18 DAIL.Y PILOT Atlfot W...t.d tStO AMtot, liwporlwd ...,..,, l•port.d Alltot, IMporlwd AYtot, UHd 1. 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IXlll('t• 11frl('(•n. lo ht•r 0H1c1• fo'r1d1t.> afh'r 'lht• ~U\lt' not1l't' lo l>t>poty ( ·11 y Atlornl'' John O'('ormor lhnt stw inknd1'tl to fin.• tun1 tht> tvcnt anyth1n•: happent!d Poll<'t< Chwr 1':.u>lt· Hot>ll<Jllle ronfirnwd thul off1c•t•n1 we-rt· "'"' to ttw 1•1ty <•ltornt•y':i orftt·c.· 11 \1r~ Hutton'!. 1e(IUt!1>l but thut It WJ lS to t'ntbl' 1.lllY p()!>l)lbHJty th.it otfwitd c•aty mut ·rial might IJt• rt•moved from O'Connor·s of f 11•t• hud received a warning that sec retaries in her office were fr1~btened and reluctant to leave the women's restroom them io this manner really sur · prises me .. 0 'Connor said r e ports of secretaries being frightened do not merit co mme nt. "This makes me sick. H's an obvious attempt lo s mear me." weapon but that he does have a permit to carry a gun issued by the Orange County She riff's Departmen• "It's not easy to have a c1v1l war in th~ departm e nt," bhe said Sangster was on vacation to· day and not available for com· ment. HIJrTON 0 1w or th,• ofhn ·r1> C'allud tu the fourth nnor t>ff1t•t•1> II\ lht• C'l\'H' l'\'Oll•r -.,od pohc·l· '14t'tt• sur11m0t1etl "lo kt't'J) tht' !X'JCt' 111 Mrs Hu tton su1d ~ht· had no c•om rnt•nt Jbout (IOlil'c hemg <'d O'Connor said today that he found the use 11r police offi cers mcrectible. "It's a total absurdi ty ... he said · · PoHce provide a substantial need to the public and lo use There were other reports that Deputy City Attorne y Robe rt Sangster carried a gun Friday. appa rently for self protection. Robitaille said. however. he had no idea that Sangster had a O'Connor was previous ly rited by former City Attorney Don Bonfo after the two engaged 1n a physical altercation in late 1977 0 'Conno r a nd Bonfa each <See STRIFE, Page A2) O'CONNOll She atltkd howcv1•r . that l!ht.• Winter's Final Fling Soaks Coast OPEC Boost 9% Another Two-cent Rise Seen at Pumps GENEVA. Switzerlarid IAPI -Th e O r ga nizati on o f Petroleum Exporting Cnuntries voted today to raise the bast> price or crude oil by 9 percent ab of next Sunday to $14.54 a barrel That would increase Amerr t'<rn pump prices for ~asohne by about two cents a gallon Libya a nd Vent>zuela tm m ediately announced s ur charge:. on the new price The new base price apparently was a victory for the :.o-callcd Arab moderates s uch as Saudi Arabia a nd /\bu Dha bi over more militant members such as Algeria. Iran. Libya and Iraq The militants apparently set tied for the smaller increase rn the base price• in exchange for the surcharges. a nalysts said. The new base price is the price the oil cartel originall y !.Cl ror next October m its quarterly incrt'ase schl•duk An OPEC announn•mcnl satd the oil ministcrl> authoriil>ti un hm1tl'd l>Urcharge!> over the base priCl'. depending on market de mand Today's base price increase t!> roughly equal to :.urC'harccs an· nounced earlier by ma ny OPEC Huntington Case 'Shocked' Ex-cop May Rejoin Force By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OI U• Daily ,.mot Si.H lt came as .. a hell of a shock" to Gil Coerper when he was fired as a Huntington Beach police officer nearly nine years ago. "I couldn't believe it was ha ppening lo me," he says of the investigation that a pparently put an e nd to his 13-year law enforceme nt career "One minute you 're an ·outstanding citizen' then you're nothing." ( But his firing, coupled with a 1970 divorce and the need lo sell his home to pay legal fees. didn't leave him a beaten man. He's even dug a few ditches to make ends meet. He never wen\ on welfare "l always felt one day I would be bac k with the police d e partment i n Huntington Beach." says Coerper. now 44. "t'll never give up until I've been totalJy exonerated." It might just happen, says hb attorney. Cecil Ricks. 04'11y#li.l '""' '"-WANT$ BADGE BACK Fired Officer Coerper After years of court battles against the city. a District Court of Appeal ruled recently that a city personnel board was too severe when it supported Chief Earle Robitaille's move to have Coerper dismissed. guild for re.sale or donation lo charity. Coerper admits he made a mistake. He lied on a polygraph test Along the way. Coerper made the mistake of g iving some items like "a broken coffee pot and taillight" lo other officers. No money was exchanged, he says. The investigation stemmed from bis work with the Police Wives Guild. Coerper worked part-time al a large retail st.ore and made arrangements for non-repairable items to b e funneled his way. However, Coerper found himself wired to 1 Ue detect.or and made matters worse when he denied the giveaways. The mot.orrycle officer then would tum over the goods lo the Coerper figures his lies warranted a suspension, but the personnel board backed Chief Robllaille's recommendation (See CO Ea PE&, Page J\2) Wl/ers Tune Up Prior to Storm Players from the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament, scheduled to start with a pro-am event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. were able to get in a prac· tice round Monday before rain& closed the course today. Today's sports paaes include an interview with LPGA s uperstar Nancy Lopez and pie· lures of other pliyers durln1 Monday's practice on P•ae Bl . A110 in today 's sports section ls the time schedule for the pros in Wednesday's pro .. am event on Pa1e 82. I , .. members and s upersedes lhose s urcharges. However Libya an· nounced it would ra1!>e prices Sl.66 a barrel over the new base prirc Venc.•1.ucl a a nnounced a $1.20 increa:,e I ran, whi<'h lobbie d for a whopping 29 percent 1m·rease in the base price, said it had no UNLEADED GAS TO GO UP FIVE CENTs-A4 plans for a surcharge In Wastun~ton. Department or Energy s po kes m a n James Bishop s aid de partment officials were studyi ng the price increa~e reports and would withhold com- ment until after a ll details had been ~eived. OPEC says surC'harges are its response to what it calls prof· iteeriog by oil companies who take advantage of the shortage by charging high prices on the s hort-t.erm. or "spot" market Prices there have reached $20 a barrel recently. The price increases were vot· ed one d ay after Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty but there was no immediate indica tion that the signing , which in furialed most Arab nations, was related to the increase. The current price for Arabian light crude oil, the so-called benchmark of t he industry. is $13.35 for a 42-gallon barrel. A 5 percent increase in OPEC prices usualJy increases the American price of gasoline about a penny a gallon. Analysts · here estimated the new base price will add about $13.5 billion lo OPEC coffers this yea r fro m indus trialize d Western nations. * * * OPEC Boost Totals 708o/o Since 1960 NEW YORK ~AP > The Organization of Petroleum Ex· porting Countries' latest base price for crude oil of $14.54 a barrel is 708 percent higher than the basic price fo r a 42-gallon barrel when OPEC w as formed nearly 19 years ago. OPEC bases its price schedule on the price of Saudi Arabian light crude oil. which is relative- ly easy to refine into gasoline and other fuels . The $14.54-a· ba1Tel price, which takes effect next Sunday, originally was to have been posted in October. OPEC also said it would allow members lo add individual sur- charges of as much as they fell market conditions dictate . In 1950, that light oil was sell· Ing for $1.75 a barrel. Its price rose as high as $2.08 in 1957. but then fell back to $1 .80 by August 1960, a month before the found- ing of OPEC. Several modest increases were posted in 1971 and 1972, but prices started rising sharply ln 1973. In January of that year, OPEC's base price stood at $2.59 a barreJ. By the end of the year, the baae price bad risen lo $5.03: and In January 1974, the price soared to $11.46. 0 P EC •Pih on prices in Januarr 1977. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were 1e1Hn1 oil at $12.09 • barrel. whUe Ule other U OPEC mem· bert opted for a $13-a-barrel base Drice. A bout slx months later. the dl1pute ftlded ln • compromiae aa the Saudi bloc bootted Its price 5 pereent to Sl2.70 Tbe Sl2.'70·a·bvrel prtce re· malned ln eff~ tbrou1b um. • o.lly ,.,,.. _ __, ,. .. ,10 0 '0...11 GUESS WHO LIKED TODAY'S WEA THEA JUST FINE? Ducks lone Player• et Mesa Verde GoH Course Gale-force Winds Cause Tanker Crash L OS ANGELES <A P I A fierce all-night s torm lashed the harbor with gale force winds that sent an empty 011 tanker cras hing Into a ferry and dock today and dumped more than two inches of rain on parts of Southern California, causing widespread flooding. The storm let up in downtown Los Angeles around 8:30 a.m .. but more was expected tomght. the National Weather Service said. "It's all the same system." said Frankie Latimer of the Na· tional Weather Service. "(t's died down a little right now . but we're going t6 have it through tomorrow." The 1,000-fool ice-breaking oil tanker Manhattan. which has just unloaded 250,000 barrels or Alaskan crude oil and was leav- ing the harbor. was caught by 30-knot winds -above the minimum for a gale -that sent it plowing into 100 feet of dock and into the Catalina King fer- ryboat. The King in turn s mashed into the ferry Monarch. cutting il loose from its moor- ings and severing a fuel line , harbor o<ficials said. Coast Guard spokesman Garth Groff said the fuel line was shut down after about 20 to 30 gallons of fuel oil spilled into the water. The Exxon-operated Manhat· U.n continued on its trip to San Francisco and ulUmately back to A Iuka. be added. The California Highway Patrol and the state Department or Transportation re ported widespread traffic tieups and severaJ scattered mudslides and minor flooding that closed a handful or roads. As much aa 2.3 lncbes or rain was reported ln Oxnard and San· ta Barbara. The weather bureau Hid l .&t lnches of rain fell ln e.. Bill Delayed SACRAJIENTO <AP l -1lM bill \o call 1 1pecaaJ election tbis Au1utt on eeboo& bullq la blinl delayed in commlttM wbUe the Hthor lrl• to perau•d• two IDOft membln to \'OW f« It. \. .. downtown Lo~ Angeles Also in the harbor area. a half· mile stretch of Vermont Avenue was barricaded due to floodinl{ of up to two reet. poli ce saio. Several cars were stranded. Further up the coast. Malibu Canyon Raod was closed due co a minor rockslide which was~ ing cleaned up. Ka nan Dume Road remained closed following a major slide Monday The Coast Guard issued a s mall craft advisory for wmds or IS to 20 mph with gusts of up to 30 mph. The National Weather Service also i ssued traveler's advisories for Southern California moue · tain and desert areas. where south to southwest winds were expected to reach up to 40 mph * * * Gak Winds , Storm Hit North State By The Associated Pr~ss Gusty winds and thun · derstorms buffete d Northern California today while travelers-' advisories wer e issu ed for mountain areas hit with ht!avy snows. Gale warnings were issued by the National Weather Service for coastal areas from Point Conception northward as the northeast-bound storm blew in· land at about 22 mph tn other areas. winds gusted lo 35 mph. Chains and snow tires were re- q u Ired by tbe Calllornia Transportation Department for \'ebkles moving through Donner P111 on Interstate 80. Snow was forecast doWTI to 3,000 f tet in most mountain areas today and toniaht In Northern Catlfornla. Snow •bowen weN forecu t for Wed- neaday. OccuionalJy heavy raln wes forecast for other areas. The r•ln waa expected to t.nd ln lbowen Weclnetday. Rains To Stay 2Days By TOM BARI.EV Ol IM~.,, Pllol Suit A wind-whipped Pac1f1r storm des crihed b y t hf• Na t w n al Weather Serv1('L' today as wan ter's final fling 1s <•x1wcled t() cont inue drenching Orangt> County tomght and Wt•dm·sday "We see no sign or clearing hefore Thursday ... a f(H'l•<·a~ter said 'However. lhc winds which s prang up Mom1 ay na ghl should abate on Wednesday .. ForecastC'rs C'xpecl that most of Southern Cahforma will be hit by more than an inch of rain berore the storm moves out of the a rea to the southwest Orange County traffic offi cers said that many motorists were hampered by flooded intersec- tions a nd brie f, torrential squalls as they drove to work today Ca lifornia H ig hwa y Patrolmen ~a•d weather condr lions were responsible for an ac r1dent which backed up traffic for one a nd onc-h:11f mile~ on Pacific Coast Highway north of El Morro &hoof near Laguna Beach Officers said medical aid was being sought for the occupants oC an overturned car. Further details were not immediately available The C HP r e po rted th at collisions involving three cars on the s ame highway m Dana Point near Del Obispo Street was dt!· laying traffi c m the area Many drivers of smaller cars reported that thC'1r vehicles ~en: rocked b y gus t s whic h forecasters .!laid ranged from 15 to 25 miles an hour. I ntersect1ons m many com mumlies were awash during the rush hour today but traffic of· ricers reported that motonsL'i were not encountering serious problems. Fountain Valley police ~aid the trouble s pots 1n their area • were the northbound lanes of Harbor Boulevard at Edinger Avenue and Euclid Strt•t•t north of Ellis Avenue Huntington Beach appeared lo· be topping the list in the battle of rainfall gauge!. today with analys t J. Sherman Denny re· porting that he had collected 75 . inches of rain during the current storm. The season's total in Hunt- ington Beach is 16.09 mches. 8. \3 <SeeSTORM, Page AZ> Coa~• Weather Thunder s t or m !> expected to continue with ch ance of sho we rs 70 percent Wednesday . Hi~hs Wednesday near 60, lows tonight near 50. Winds of 15 to 20 mph expected to contlnue. INSIDE TOD~ Y The feeling of belonging W03 OWT'IDMlmJng , JOYS .o culti•t COftVtrl OS he ~•cribe• hil tlrird week with the ·• liamU1/' of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon. Se~ •tOfll, P.• A1. Cl .. 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S,uJat M11ti H1•j.!11> hJ'> f1<1lly rulNI •>UI ( n·~1ltt.n o f J f';,lt•\llllliHI \l:Jlt• 111 pruµo .. 111.: .1 l1111!11•d form 11( .IU turn1n1 'r '"' I ht· I I rn I 1111111 r Jlt•:.llllhlO A rah\ 11 VIOi( Ill I ht· W1 ·1>I U.111k 1111d (;J111 In :1 fllt•t·ltn1! 1N1lh m •·mh1•1i. 11( t ht• S.·nal•'. lh·,.:111 µl .. <11.wd lh11l li.111..t will :.ulv1• ii!\ 11111hlf·111 Wllh lht· J',Jlt•\llflllJO:-. 111 ;J ITIUll nt•r lh<.1 1 will 1..t1.11r1 hriwl ,,., rlf.(hl'> lo Jll lll1•1·t llh (IWll '41't'UI I Iv S 1•1 unly, he· .. aid. n11·an" lt(c· 1lt.('IC tu llw .l1•w1:.h uatwn "I havt> no .JJIJ)C'lll lo m 11k1• lo you." l\t·~m to ltl lht· 'lf•nulM:. • Uon 'l <i<Nllt "" l>on t doubt our 1nt .. nt100' OQn't '1nubt our n · -.olv1• tu hv1• 111 111•:11•1• with 11tl our nt•t)!hhon. · ,..,.._,..Pa.-Al TRIFE. • • t'la1m1<tt tlml hi• v. .. 1·1 altu1·k1'(I hv lhl' flltwr Holli lat..r prtHhw1«I r>oly~ruvh l1")1'. tu '111p11ort 1111'11 V(•rf'l ltlf1Of1111' ll11'1tf1•nf (1 '('111111111 wa' 11·111 .. tlll••tl f)y Mr,., lh1llon la~I .July .ind r•· 1·1•1V('(1 ~.000 In hal'k JHIY uml for l1•w11 f1-.·i. mc·urrNI In f11(hl lttft olht•r ~rw va111·1· <'ai.•·!. M 1· .111~h1 h'. M rt~ 11 utlon 11uid ()'('cmnor had fit1h•cl to k 1'l'JI Un •• p "()I n t Ill I ' II ' I fl I •••. ,. i v c· llO('Uffll•tttal IOU "' tn~utl<1rd1n1J 111m <'hur)(t>ff t1h•· hrt1ui.tht UJ(a1111>l h1 Ill ·Wt• hacl an np1101ntmc·nt :J\ JO 30 o m , Mmvfoy hut ht• 11t.ood m<· up." iih1· suul C..h1· r l:1111wd t lt:1t o ·co1111e)r lb dn\ J<j(Hll' out I h1• µrt1<•t•t1!1 Sh<' 1Hltlt•1l I h:JI () ( '()00111 ·~ 1'Dlury will not bl• .,Uill}('nd<>d unhl .1 ht•artnK ,., twhJ on ttw <'harrv·~ O 'Connor 1rn1d lw h :tll nut r•• r 1•1vPd n.1t·u11wnt:.illon tc1 lluk 11wAler BurglarM ~Tape Recorde r A "l erco tofw f)loye•r w aN 11tol<•n from fo;t1w11rdt1 Crnemu. HI "19 lh ookhurKl St , J<'ounlu1n VH lh•y early Mood uy hy u hurj(l ttr whn b rokt> Into t he I ht·ott•r throul(h (•JC1 l door11. poll1·c 11nltl Thi· only othn 1lc m 11 mii>~lnA. c m f)loyt•cK rt'l>'>rkd , Wf'rf• (•nntty 1>11rH. The Wt ul lu'lll w1111 figured at $375 ORANG« OOAIT 11 1 DAILY PILOT ,,...., •• _., .. tf•4ttl, p.._. •·19'••· "t1 t• t••-cl1N hit<w\ t'f•'-\ .,...,,.,.....,.. ••• ._Ut.,. ,.,.,,,.._.,....,~ .. ""' ... ,.. . .-.... 1111•1l"fh Nifl ~--tN'"'ltt fu••~ k,,t (~t• ~ .. ,.. ... llllQ,lft t•"'h ........ ~..__"" .. " ·~ •• , v ............ l ~ .... flll ~ .. , ... ,. ........... .._ ...... fflfM·~·,_.,..,..., ... .,,-.. Y\.,.. "-'·,.,,.~-,,,. """" ..... .,,.,. .... , .. ,... ,,...,.. l ... ,,. "'•"'•"•'",... '~··"""'. , .... .,,. . ..,.,. ....... _ ........... ,. ..... *'* hflltt , ... "cw-. 'liJM• .... ,....,_. ellt ~-~ ,.._ ..... ... , ... , .. '~m:::. ... 't'.:::- ""'''••" l,.... Nfloffl' flWN ............... ~ ........ e ,.. .... .. _,, ... .... ...... ,,,._ ''"'"'' ....... .-ftllMIOfl .. --OMDe 11ti1f!IO••h .......... Mo•l•1tll AHrfO ,. 0 -.,, 1't ti•• °'"' .. ··1:::.t:.: jJ:'~'::~~~ IJ•itt .. 0 ....... ....... QUITS rv CHAM8 R Joan Warnot Dir•~ ·tor Quit Joh Joa n W.11 rwr 1i. l1·a11111ii tw 1 IJ<>sl as t•111·1•1111111• 1lir1•1•t111 111 tll1• f''11unta1n v.,11 1•y ('h,1111lw1 or c 'om mcn ·c.· ""'at <lfJ to I ulu • 11 ... llrl I Io r po II II l(HI ltl <: lJ ""' n (;rove. sbt• '\:e11I Monday Mrs Wnt'f\N , 11 ri·i.1d<•nt of Newport fk 1wh. h1ti. 1hc•ad1-d ttw f''ounlam V;1llc•y <'hum twr IHD<'t: J97S In thut lJmf· mcmht•rsh1p hCtS g ro wn from k9 w t ht• current lot al of 4H9 mt>mber:., i.hC' 1>a1d M ri. Warn er ha<t a rull lime' "' aff of f1 v1• und J O annuul hudi;ct of $74,000 Sht· satd 'hf• n•.:urd:. th1• JOb in GardPn Grnvt• mi an udvunr .. m enl bt•cauM' lhl' G<Jrd<•n <:rove <'ham her 18 luri::cr than f''ountam V;11l1•y'i. S lw fornwrly ww, lh1· a~s1st11nt f'Xf•rut1v1• dirt'<'tur of I hi· I lunl ing ton lk':.ic·h Chamtw1 "' Com m1•rt·•· Stw wai. n11 m1·1l wom:rn 11( 1111' y1•11r hy I hC' llun l rnulon nw m lw I Ill I OOH OJ/Board Porulers Land Sale Orr•n V11w 11'11•me·ntury 1 '-\1 h uol lh.,lr It I lrtJK\l't'll 1111h1·nt \II 111 .1 'iJM'l'l11I ~IU t ll !\f"llilllll M 11t1d•t night lht•y will urv u11 1111·11 'wh.1u• t>leph•ol 1'111•h-.•i1 1llr1•1·h'(t llll'lr i.I aff ttt hl'Mlll ll1l1•fl .. IV1 'llUilh"1 for SUIJ 11l v1ti111•1 U1t· H :1 ..i1'tt''> ill Ht:1Jth Uoult-vord t1ml Wttrrwr i\ venut• 11p11n wh11 h 1111 1ta ... 1r ll'l '> head 11u.t1 tl'l!I ..... 1 rh .. 11111\lf' 111•111 .. 1 ..... 1h11odon 1n.: 11111111' ror ,,.,,.,.,w 1111' '-llt· 80 .1ltt 11111tlvt• If\ t'Jf 111•1 .. tuiltt"'• for dhontl!intn~ lh• 11...,trirl ' ftn l 11 net olth•'ll '' h1111I 11ro1wt1 y 111 lf11nllnijl11n Ht ,11 h lt1•udQu11r11 " 11ff1r 1•., •n· to tlf' mc1v1•d tu Hi1111 ht1 Vww S<'hool 011 U SI• 1·1•1 1.111· 1111, -.111111.i '111.11 'I 1111111 V.11' V Ill 11I1•!1 111 l!t77 tM·e·11ww of t11·c l11111w 1·nrollmt>nl Supt•r111lencf1•nt Oulc <'o<mun 1w1t1 U11K 11)(>rmn1: lb;1t lh•• mo'>l recent UJ>pl 01wul uf lh•• old M-1111 111111rt1•1 .. 111tt-. fornu·rl y 01·1·1111 V11•w Sdlo11I, w11 ., l11'1w<·t•11 $1 l .rnd $1 :. m1lh 1111 ('flfll!flll .. :.111 II lh lwlwvNI 111111 1wM1 v1cJm~ lht· prn1,e,•rt y Muld produt'1' l w11·1· lf\til lnconw Tru11lt't'' w1•r1• 1•o n1· •rn1•d t>arlll•r that hall thP fund» l(lt•ane<t from a :.ale would re v<'rt to Uw stale Coog1m smd. however, thal bf•cuw;e \hi' land and bu1Jd1nl(K w•·r<· purc hruied with d.t~nt·t tax rundb. 1t now 1i. believed oil or th(• meJncy would KO Into dt.Strtct rorf •r.. A least• arraniwmt•nl. he 1m1d . probably wc,old rt>t1ult In bal/ the rental mont~ r<>vert1ng to llw state's g1•n£'ral fund Coogan \U1d c•u'fircnt lhanJun~ mt!acatt'h lhul money from th« sale> will Ix• inv«stcd wtlh UlC tn t1•ri·st UM'fi 1n rc·novatln~ nr mulntuining olht•r d 1s lrtC'l h111 lrt lnl(S. Scrambled? \. Record Egga Him On CJ\MHJlJUCE. M d. 11\)') The <;uannc~i. Book of Wor ld Uc<'ord:-. d<.c•!)n't have a category for raw t>gg ~ualc·r~. but th<il twbn'l slopped Danny "Killer " M <.1r~h A year <Ji!<>. M:1rsh publl<'ly ~wa llowed 30 raw <•Jrn:-. m 45 mmul ·~ /\rnl 011 S.1t111 d:1v M:in·h wtll 1 ry lo .,t·I a world':. n ·<:urd for U1{• l'Vl'Ol The· pn·Mml °'"" l'w s a yr,, ts ~.o 1·~g:, 1n f;(l n1111ul cs In t r:11,lt1IJ' fm 1111' 1•vt·11I . M tir-.h :-,ays he· runs 1ht1·1· 1111lt·.., :1 lf :1v ..111d <11 tnks "lol s of mtlk a11rJ or;1111•1· 11111•1· You goll :1 work 11111 <Jlld k1•(.•p 111 .,h;qw · While· h<' f1n1· 111 111·s his s t u mac·h , Mur sh 's 111:11wg 1·r ., <:1·111· Ho hh1 11s <1 n<I Bill N1·wromh. an· lll'a l1111: th'· hus lws ,,,,. t,;H·kns T h<•y think th1·.v v1· \11wct up 11 C11 roh11 c: County poultry I armer who will s upply lh1· rnw 111;i1l'nal for lh1 · worl'I rpc•orcl ul h·111pt Fro• PaP' Al COERPER HOPES. • • lhut C•K•rpc•r IK! firNt A 1·oupll' or monthi. la ter. Cf>f>rpc'r ww, w1lh11ut u Job. u w1k. his k1d11 :mil h111 llunlrnl(llm HP:11•h homc "Thttl ':, when I Kilt m yi.1·U to.;£'lhcr," tw KllY!f 'I s 1t1d 11'1> not thl' tmd or rny 1111' " lit• got "cloHt· to llw earth· '111(~mt< <h lf•h1•11 for u wh1ll' A friend who wor k 11 ru r u c on a t rue ti on f i rm l r a I 111• ft <.:oorpcr ui. a dr y waller, which ht l(•rmed "o vc•r y luerullve•" field. Uut h1!4 love for 11111 ic·c wurk llOVl'r fildl'll "I eo n t 1nuo d m y <l a w c•nforf•c•mcnt> N iu<· at ion throuHll <: o I d<' n West <: o 1 1t•~1• 11 n ti m uh1t1.11ncd fri•·nd11hip11 In lht' d<·r1ur1 mN1t," hr' suyfol "And of <·ounce, I alw1tyk hu'I on<' of thotle on 3l hom . "he adds . po lntln l( t o u r>0ll<.'t1 radio !I<' annf'I' on i• rc1>0rtur'8 d•~ttk Co •rpcr rt!msrnPd In 11n ... and Uae day uJt.,r his young •al son was botn, he gol " phone cull from Uw pc>Jlrc depurtmtnl a.t Cal Stal<' IA>tlft Jk:8cb Oespllc ltw i;mudl(f on hl11 record, Coer per wa11 offered rulltlme palrol dut1 on the 23·member campu.1 l)()llCI for ce ~ When ~·11 nol on the Job, ~·· In clau Ill Cit State, workln1 towards fl d egr cft In p o lice a.dmlnitlnUon. He'11 alSt> be> n In <·mul • lot, thchUna the city ovflr his flrlnf( Coerpe.r'" rt•c nt court victory \.-avea lhe citr two at tA!rnaUves . It can 1ppea to lh4' Calltornla Supreme Court or let Coe~r return for another hear l n& befortt the penonnel board Accordlnl( l.O CILy Atlorney Gail Hutt.on, 1he wlll mab a r eeomm•nd1tlon dur ln1 an upcomlna eicccutl vt 1 cloH d door > HHloo wllh Lhe City Counell. "I wea' t.o knOw one w1y or the ottMtr ," HY• Co.rpe!r. "I t ithe r IC> bet11 to coun or 10 bat k t.o wortt " , If tw g<K'11 tx>fon· I ht· perM>nm•I hourrt. Co('rpt·r lwlll'VI'~ a hni·r 1ua~pen11wn wfluld tw 1n ordt·r twfor<• he n•lurni. lo '1uty Thal 's whut s houlrt h avf' ha111w1wcl in the hrsl plu1·c. he :i1\1I his ullorrwy m11intu111 (' 0 t• r JI I ' r I .. n fl l .. ,. (' k I n I( 11un lt1vt• damaRes al(am !il th•· I'll)' und tilr1•st1c~ that he hold!i n 0 I\ n I m OIH t y l 0 w u r ,, (' 11 y t>ffkrnh1 who h r1v1• lxwn tr ylnl( to k1•ep him off th•• force llow••vcr , If he is reinstated lht> rily would ow • him u hefty nmounl o< bark 11ay. Railed on hl11 previous HtJ ar y , Coerrw r would be c>nlltle d to ncurly $190,000 from the city. The uctuol poymf'nt would oo lower because lht• money he hm1 earn'Mt W()rklrll( cllwwher(' would be deductt'd C1wr1>cr 11ay~ h , hH n'l comti up with u flrm rt1eure on whol lhc clly would owe him. "ff things work out , f would llkt-lo t11k • a month or two off for • vt1c11llon," he ft11y111 ncxlna ituu t~ d Ly ftl~t> owtt11 him mort than IOOd•ys or vacotlon lime . Then h" would rc>turn lo work to flnlah out lhe five years unUI rellrerMnl age, !;o lie uy11 he ht111 "no mlt-rt'llt" In 1cttlln1< the nn1oln1 rontroversy 11nd then simply rt>AltenlnJ( or rtllrlnit early '"Birdie' Mmical Al Valley School Fountain Valley lll•h SchoOl'a performlmt 11rtM department wtll preunt th n11.&1lul, "8yc: Hye Blrdle1 " Wedneaday throucb Halurday lil the llunUnt ton Beach IUp Sthool Audl&oriwn. PerfornMlnffl lltart each nldlt It I p.m. T lelleta, U for chUdnn, • ror adult.I, are on H it at dM ttnaMlaJ ofO~ '' 'ountat• VaJa.y tu1h. Ttcau al10 wUI tM av1ll1hle 1t the door ,,. .... ,......, ............... SANTA ANA RIV A AT HAMILTON S'TR ·r CROSSING SHOWS FFECTS OF STORM Roln •P9Cted to Conttnv. Thruugh Thur•d•y In Laet Fling ' of Ralnv Seaaon f '""" Pnflff> It I • • 111111•·'4 1,,_ h1w f.1 .f y1 .11 lr,t ti '' '"'" I 11111• ''"' 111•11 • 111.111 1 .. u1 11wll1•' .1hnv1 11 1 ;111)'• 1 t•111tl.,. 111 llllSd tl Vl'I <Jjl1•11f lt l10lll l ;t 1111 111 , c·,,.,lJ• M1·i,11, ·,11111n 111ll v ,,r 1,1 111(°)11' .. J1ft1•1f lh1• '•('11"1111 't 1111 .11111 M fl t l1wh1·" l.;"I y1•11r al llw. llmt> th1· Or11nn1· ('ounty f"l•lf.lfl ('o ntrol gau1••· 1n l h al 1·1t y ff'~l!llf'rt•t122 ijff1n1•h1•<; Th•· :.lll'nrr·, hurl>eir p ut ml 111 Nt•w 1>0rl H1·Jd1 n:• 01 dl'tl <!:1 lrl<'ht·:. for tlll' i.tm m <Anti IJ !12 f11r t hl' :.r·J Mlll l..1.,l yc•.1r lh(· -.uirll' 1:auj.!1•.,howt•d :lJ 1,X11w h1·' M1·.1..,ur1·fl 1 ,11n(11ll .JI 1111' Moul11111 N1j.!ul'I wal1·1 tn·al 1111·111 plunl 111 l.<1"u1111 N1i:1,..1 ... 1111w1•tl 113 mrh1·~ for lht• :.t11rn1 :11111 Iii llH lnChl'S for the• )>t•:1i.<1n r .111>! Y'-'UI the fluun· was ~ 71i 111<·h1·i. Hu m l hrouj!h W1 ·tln111>d11y with JI01>s 1hle· 1'11•ari 11g Thur :.d uy forCl'il8lN !. !'lllld Or ani:tc <:o:i-.1 low bm.,:thl al1<1ul ~. htJ:h Wc•d 11csd uy 6:. 48 Students Still Barred From Class A l1lt:tl of '1H i.l11d1·11t:. w1·n · barred from l'lasbf•i. M undny 10 t he Oecon V11•w ltol(•1n1•11t111y 1 S(•hool U1.,tnd lw1·:.u-.1• lhc•y h11 v~n 'l rc1·1·1vt·d 11n 1n11111 1.Jl1on:, r1•Q u1rc,"<1 by i.t11t1· law Sup•:rtntcn<h'nl l>ult• < '11<J~11n 1>aid today lhul alH111I 40 111 !ill 11d d 1llo11al '>IUcknl:. wh•1 hatl not 11· 1·c1vt•tl llw shor., 1.111>11 did not 11• l)(>rl C.u 1><·ho11 I Monduy A lol ul of :1~ xtudcnl:. w1•n• honnt•d rrom da1>!'il''4 Ill th•· llunt 111~1on H1•a1 h ('1ty ld1·mt·n111ry1 St'h(}(ll D1Mnc·t Mon<lay for th1· :rnmc r eaM>n."I School off11'1ah h a\11' hf'en workinK (or :.evt•ral montru. 111 c·omply wllh a 1!17H 'llJll• low lhot n>quirc., !ilud1•nl:. from kin d crJ(:erten lhrouuh 12th gruclt• lo r1•(·t•1ve· 110 11 11, d1phth1•11u . tc·tunu:.. wlto<1111n1t C'OUl(h unll meoKlc s l'hol.b Hearing Pledged On Violent Movies R y Wff.1,li\M 1100(,t . ,,. ... o ... , ~ .... , .... ~"" .fu:1n (',,,,.,1r.in11 M11)'or K1•nnr-lh I' rw'i!\ ,,,.<1 ">1b v h1· 11lan'I to air '1m1 1•ro'I 11v1•1 film, .,hnwn Jt ;1 lt)f ;11 dn vi· 111 th1•ul1•1 afH•r lh1• ~1-·r 11l.1y • 1.1hh11111 of ,1 17 vt>ar ntrt boy tl111 uw J -.n1·1•n 1n1• 11f tht> )'Jn~ \.H1l"n1·1· ft101 W.1r1 ,,,,.,. f''11"'' pl1-.l1•1•tl to l1n rlJ' lht• 1. 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Dougherty said psychiatrist Dr Myron Marshall will testify "that my client is incapable or understandi n g the c ha rge!-> against him and of assisting me In the defense of this case." However . Meyer said then• have been conflicting report!> from various psychiatr ists who have examined the defendant. Guenther has been confined 1n a locked psychiatric ward at Canyon General lfosp1ta l io Ana heim for most of the time since his arrest last Dec 8 At a preliminary hearing in municipal court in January M1si. Gonzalez identified tht.' one t1mt· Juvenile hall group counselor et!> her assailant She testified she had gotten in to Guenther 's car near Lhe high 'See SUSP•~CT. P agt• A2) Violent Spring Storm Soaks Coast I \ I f I t L OPEC Boost 9% Another Two-cent Rise Seen at Pumps G ENEVA. Switzerland (AP> The Organization or Petroleum Exporting Countries voted today to raise the base price of crude oil by 9 percent as of next Sunday Lo $14 54 a b<t rrel Thal would increase Amcric&n pump prices ror gasoline by • about two cents a gallon L1 bya a nd Venezu e la 1m m e dia tely announ ced s ur· r t·harges on the new price. T he new base price apparently was a victory for the so-caJ led Arab moderates such as Saudi ' Ar abia and Abu Dhabi ove r more rrtiLitanl members such as Algeria. Jra n, Libya a nd Jruq. The militants apparently set· { Movie Attaek ~ ' lied for the !'malle r inc reuse sn the base price in exchange for the surcharges, analysts said. The nl'W base price is th<.· price the 011 cartel origina lly !>cl for next 0<'lObcr in 1Ls quarterly increast• schedule . An OPEC anRount-ement s aid UNLEADED GAS TO GO UP FIVE CENTS-A4 the oil ministe rs authorized un limited s urcharges over the base pri<·e. depending on market de· mand. Today'!) base price increase 1~ roughly equal to s urcharges an· nounced earlier by man.v OPEC San Juan Council r .. 17 • To Study Violence By WILLIAM HODGE Of , ... O•oly Pit.I SC.ff can do about it legally unless they show x-rated films . "But we could make a public statement." San Juan Capistrano Mayor Kenneth f<'riess said today he plans to air concerns over films shown at a local drive-in theater afLe r the Friday s tabbing of a 17-year-old boy during a screen· ing or t he gang violence film \ "The Wa rriors." ' Friess pledged to bring U\e IS· He admitted it was hard to say for sure that Friday's violence was prompted by the film, which graphically depicts gang wars in New York City. But. he noted, there have been othe r incidents of violence at screenings of the film in other areas across the country. · sue before councilmen April 4. noting he had been "concerned about the quality of films at the theater before." ''Ther e's been some really violent fil ms a t this theat er • before." the mayor said. "Ap· parently there's not much we · Transit Eyed For Elderly Or ganizers of Irvine's senior citizen program are s eeking volunteer drivers to help expand a recently e s tabl is h ed tra nsportation program for the e lde rly. The city has purchased a van to carry seniors to shopping cen· ters , grocery stores and medical appointments. The syst~m works by reserva- tions phoned to a dis patcher; a coordinator oversees scheduling. People interes ted in volunteer driving may call Al Allm8.Jl, van program c oordinator , al 754-3638. A spokes man for Pacifu: Drive-In Theaters. Inc. in Los Angeles said Monday the film would be pulled out of San Jua n's Mission Drive -In after toni~ht 's screening "We'll have a new program 1n there Wednesday.'· Selig stopped short or saying the film was being pulled out because or Friday's knifing, but admitted theater officials had beefed up securit y after similar incidents in Palm Springs a nd Oxnard where the film was also being shown. "If the re 's e ven a remote chance of violence we'll take it <the film) out," be ins isted. Friday's victim, Capistrano Valley High School student Ed· die Rosenbaum. is in satisfac- tory condition today at Mission Communitv HospUal. According to his mother, Hazel Rosenbaum, he was al· tac ked while walking to the r estroom at the theater at. 30002 Del Obispo St. in the Mi ssion <See nLMS, Paie A2 l Golfers Tune Up Prior to ·Storm Players from the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament, scheduled to start with a pro.am event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa, were able to get in a prac- tice round Monday before rains closed the course today. But to· day the pro-am event was can· celed because of the weather. Toda.y's sports paaes include an interview wlth LPGA supentar Nancy Lopez and pic- tures of other players during Monday's practice on Page Bl. Also in today's &Ports section is MINI the tlme schedule for the pros ln Wedneeda:r's pro.am event on Pate 82. ' m embers and supcr:.edc~ those surcharges. However Lihya an nounccd it would raise price•!-> Sl.66 a bar rel over the new haM' pric-e Ve nezue la announced a $1.20 increase. I ran, which lohb1 cd for a whopping 29 pe rcent increase 1n the base price. s aid it had no plans for a surcharJ.!c In Washington. Ocparlmcnt or Energy s po kes man .Ja m t·s Bishop said department officials were studying Lhc price increase reports and would withhold com menl until after all details had been received. OPEC says surchar~es arc its <SeeOIL, PageA2> Cable TV Expenses Outlined Community Cablevision Com pany, which seeks an increas e in fees it charges to Irvine cable television customers. plans to spend $1.65 million dollars for new lines and equipment during the next three years. The capital expenditure plans , through 1981, were revealed in a memorandum from Commun1ty Cablevision pres ident Wayne Hauser to city officials. The City Council debates the proposed fee hike tonight. The bulk or the proposed s pending-$653 ,800-is for system lines, cables, amplifiers a nc other equipment in the village of Northwood. Irvine's newest neighborhood. Hauser said $394.500 is slotted for trunk lines to interconnect homes in Northwood. Wood· bridge, Turtle R o c k a n d University Town Center. Plans to expa nd c hannel capacity in Irvine and Newport Beach from 12 to "al least 20 " channels will cost, respectively, $142,000 a nd $225,000. Hauser said. Community Cablevision has about 13,362 custome rs in Irvine a nd 3,135 in Ne wport Beach . There also are 656 cabl e customers in Tustin. A new tower and antennas. a microwave link, a satellite re - ceiving station, and improved equipment at City Hall. where meetings of the City Council are broadcast live, will cost $140,000. Hauser said In addition, the company ex peels to spend $96,000 for system test equipment. In part because or these ex· peoses, the cable com pany wants to raise its monthly rates . from $6 lo $10 for individual homeowners; rrom S4 to $6. 70 for members or homeowners aS· soctations who get a bulk rate : and rrom $2 lo $4.70 for apart· ment subscribers. 'lbief Gets 81,315 Loot in Irvine A burglar used vise grlPI to twist open a locked door ol an Irvine home, and plundered the house l!' Sl.315 in 1ooda, its owner wld p0Uce Monday. Colleen Coe, 2t, or 16 Black Oak. in the Ranch neighborhood, reported the loll or a microwave ov•n. a color televlslon tel, an All/ .... racUo. a 14·karat sold rlDI wttlt • ha.lf·••ral diamond solitaire, and a IMidlpread. 0..1, ...... -., ..... o 0'0--11 GUESS WHO LIKED TODAY'S WEATHER JUST FINE? Ducks Lone Players at Mesa ~erde Golf Course Gale-/ orce Winds Cause Tanker Crash LOS ANGELES (A P > -A .fierce aJl-night storm lashed the harbor with gale-force winds that sent an e m pty oil tanker crashing into a ferry and dock today and dumped more than two rnches of rain on parts or Souther n California, caus ing widespread flooding. The storm let up in downtown Los Angeles around 8:30 a.m .. Other Affairs Denied; Trial Nears Its End LOS ANGELES {AP > - Michelle Triola Marvin, winding up rebuttal testimony, said to· day that during her six -year af· fair with Lee Marvin she never s lept with another man. "During that time. when you a nd Mr. Ma rvin were separat· ed, was there any other ma n in your life?" asked her attorney, Marvin Mitchelson. "No." she answered firmly "Was there ever any sexual affair?" Michelson asked. "No," Miss Marvin replied. Marvin's attorney had Implied throughout the case that the former showgirl may have had other affairs while Marvin was out of town making movies. At one point, Mit.cbelson ap- proached Miss Marvin, holding tn hlt hand a heart-shaped rock with a crack ln it and asked her to Identify It. "Lee gave It to me for my birthday. I beUeve It WU 1917," 1he1aid. "Dld he ~II you a n_yUalna when he 1a ve Lt t o you ?" Mitcbellon uked. "YH." Hid Mias Marvin. • •tbal be &Ives me bis heart, broken • it la.'· Bel°" coatlucUna hla direct examination ot lllsa Marv,n. lll&c!he&IGa asked ber about &.he (lee llA&VIN, Pa1e All f • but more was expected tonight. the National Weather Service said. "It's all the same system," said Frankie Latimer of the Na· tional Weather Se rvice "It 's died down a little n ghl now. but we're going lo have 1t through tomorrow." The l .OOO·foot ice-breaking 011 tanker Manhattan, wh ich has j ust unloaded 250,000 barrels or Alaskan crude oil and was leav ing the harbor, was caught by 30-knot winds -above the minimum for a gale that sent it plowing into 100 feet of dock a nd into the Catalina King fer· r y bo at. T he King in t urn s mashed into the ferry Monarch, cutting it loose from its moor· ings and severing a fuel line . harbor officials said. Coast Guard spokesman Garth Groff said the ruel line was shut down alter about 20 to 30 gallons of ruel oil spilled into the water. The Exxon-operated Manhat t an continued on its trip to San Francisco and ultima tely back to Alaska, he added. The Ca lifornia Hi g hway Patrol and the state Department o f Transportation re ported widespread traffic tieups and several scattered mudslides and minor flooding that c losed a handful ol roads. Loyola Hires Bill Mulligan Saddleback College basketball coach Bill Mu1U1an has accept- ed the bead coachin1 position at Loyola U nivers ity o r Los Angeles, it hat been learned by tbt Dally Piiot. Mulllpn dincted the Gauchos thlt pat 1euon to the finals or the state JC playoffs before loe· ln1 to Oran1e Coast. In h1a ta years aa a head coach wttb Rlverelde CC a nd Sad· ctleback. llulll1an complied a 211· I 77 woo-loa record Rains To Stay 2Days By TOM BARLEY Of UM D•tly Piiot Sl•ll A wind-whipped Pat·1f1<· storm d escribe d by Lhe Natio na l Weather Ser vice today as Wln ter 's final fling 1:. expected to l'Ontinue dre nching Orangl' County tnnighl <1nd WC'dncsday "We set• no sign of clearing before Thursday ... a roretastcr s a id "Howe ver . t he wind:- which sprang up Monday night s hould aball' on Wednesday." Forecasters expccl that most of Southern California will be hit by more than an mch of rain before the storm moves out or the area to the southwest'. Orange County traffic offi cer!. said that many motorists were hampered by flooded intersec· t ions and brief, to rrent ia l squalls as they drove lo work today. Cal if o r nia H1 g h w a~ Patrolmen said weather t ond1 lions were responsible for a n ac c1dent which backed up traffl<' for one a nd one-half miles on Pacilic Coast Highway north of El Morro School near Laguna Beach. Officers said medical aid was bemg sought for the occupanL<; of an overturned car F'urtht•r details were no t 1mmed1 ately available T h e CllP r e p o rte d th ;_i l c·ollis1ons in volving thn•c <·arson Lhe same hiJ.?hway in Dana Point near Del Obis po Strt•ct was de laying traffit· 1n thl• area Many drivers of smaller cetrs re ported that their vehi cle!> wert' ro c k ed b y g u s t s wh ic h ~orecasters said ranged from 15 to 25 m.les a n hour. Intersections in m any com munities were awash during the rus h hour today but traffic of fice rs reported that motorist~ were not e ncountering seriou~ problems Fountain Valley poli ce 11a1d the trouble spots in their area wt.>re the northbound lanes of Harbor Boulevard at ~dmgcr A venue and Euclid Street north or Ellis A VCOUt' Huntiugton Beach appeared to · be topping the• list 1n the battle of r ainfa ll gau~es today with analyst J Sher man Denny re por ting that he had collectc..-d .7S inches of ram durin~ the current storm. The season's tota l in Hunt ington Beach is 16.09 inches. 8.13 <SeeSTORM. PageA2l Or:::'4~:~ast Weather T hund er s t o rm s expected to continue with r hance of s ho wers 70 percent Wednesday . HiRhs Wednesda.y near 60. lows tonight near 50. Winds of 15 to 20 mph expec ted to continue. INSIDE TOD6' Y The feeling of t>elongan" wa• owrwhelrnlng, 1ays .a c ultilt convtrt as he <Ut1cn~• Iris third wetk unth the! "fondly" o/ the Rev. Sun Myung Moora. 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Arni 1111 Sa111rd11y, Murch will try t o sl'I ll world':. n ·c·onl for the (•v1•nt The prt•:wnt orw, ht• :.a ys, I!\ 50 t•ggs in fiO nunult'b ln lra111111J,! for th~ \•vent, M arsh says tw runs thrt•c m ilt·:-. a d t1v :ind drinks "lots of milk und orange .1u1n• Y1)u gutta wor k out and kct•p tn .,hap<'" Whtl(• he f1n c ·tuncs his stdmach . Marsh's 'rn<.inagcrs, G<•nc Hobbins and Bill Newcomb, am hC'almA the bushC's for backers. T hey thi nk they've lml'd up a Carolin<.' County poultry farmer who will supply lhc raw material for t he world record al- l t-mpt. \. Hike 708 Percent Since OPEC Began NEW YORK I AP 1 Thl' Organization of Petroleum Ex· port m g Countries· latest ba!>e price for crude 011 of Sl4.54 u barrel is 708 percent higher than the basic price for a 42-gaJlon barrel when OPEC was formed nearly 19 years ago. OPEC bases 1ls price schedule on the pr1ce or Saudi Arabian light crude oil, which 1s relative· Jy easy to refine into gasoline and other fu<>ls. The $14.54-a· barrel price. which takes effect next Sunday. originally was to have been posted in October OPEC also said 1l would aJlow members Lo add individual :.ur charges of a:. much as they felt market cond1t1ons dictate. In 1950, that light oil was sell mg for $1 .75 a barrel. lls price rose <JS high as $2.08 in 1957, but 1 twn fell buck to $I 80 by August * * * f'nMll Page Al OIL ... response to what it calls prof· itecring by oil companies who take advantage of the shortage by charging high prices on the short-tern). or "spot" market. Prices there have reached $20 a barrel recently. T he price inc reases were vot- ed one day after Egypt and Israel signed a peace treaty but ther<' was no immediate indica- tion that the signing, which in- furiated most Ar ab nations. was related to the Increase. The c urrent price for Arabian light c rude oil, the so -called benchmark of the Industry, is $13.35 for a 42-gallon barrel. A 5 percent increase in OPEC prices usua lly increases the American price of gasoline about a penny a golJon. Analysts here estimated the new base price wlll add about St 3.5 billion to OPEC cotrers this yea r f rom i ndus tri a lize d Western nations . OftANOI COMT DAILY PILOT '""°'"""' C-1 o.tlly Polpl, w1lhwl\IC1•l\(-1M-IM _ __. .. , l\_I_"' '""°'-"""' "viii-~• ............. -... . 111>1>11.--.... _ ,,_.., '°' c .. ~ -...... _ -..................... ft,,_ lotlftV•llf1' ,,,,_,l_llu("l*'°'C .... A .. .....,,_...U...1•-•-h'vr<Ml"- ~·Y• °"' P'"'<--•"""9 pf•M .. •I iJO ............... c-.. -., .......... .,.,. .. _, .. _ ...... -..... _,_ , ..... c.o..., y , .............. ,..Ot ..... Mo_ '-··-... •di•• ,,_.. _,.... IM-ll•tr.i ... °'*"""·~ --. ........ -. .. .i ... 1 Mot,,..,,,.i; .. ..,, 1960, a month before the found- ing of OPEC. Sever a l m od est inc reascs were posted in 1971 a nd 1972, but prices started rising sharply in 1973. In J anuary of that year, O P EC's base pr ice stood al $2.59 a barrel. By the e nd of the year, the base price had risen t.o $5.03; and in J anuary 1974, the price soared to $11.46. O P EC split o n prices in January 1977. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab E m irates were selling oil at $12.09 a barre l. while the othe r 11 OP EC mem- bers opted for a $13·a -barre l base once. About six months later. the dispute ended in a compromise as the Saudi bloc boosted 1ts price 5 percent tll $12.70, while the other OPEC members de- cidC'd to drop plans for a 5 per· cent hike over the ir a lready higher prices . The result of the com prom ise was a 10 pt!rcent in· crease for OP EC's base price in 1977. T he $12.70-a·barrel price re· ma ined in effect thro ug h 1978. ln January 1979. t he base price rose 5 percent to $13.35. lt was to have nsen t.o $13.84 April 1 and to $1,.S4 on October 1. MARVIN ... actor's a llegation that she of- fered to gel out or his life If he would pay her $50,000 or , later, $100,000. "I never offered to get out of his life for a ny reason," she said. The lawye r ask ed about another claim -that she asked Marvin to give h er $10,000 to $20,000 a month to leave him and go to Eurt>pe. "J n e ver offe r e d t o go a nywhere, whe the r he would s upport me or not," she said. ''Did Mr. Marvin ever ask you to get out of his life?" asked M ilchelson. "Yes," said Miss Mar vin. "On a few occasions, when he would have a lot to drink.·• But not when he was sober. she sald . Mltchellon, attempting to Im· peach the testimony or Charley Wy nn, wife of actor Keenan· Wynn , ha d Miss Ma r vin descrlbe an Incide nt in which Wynn w .. arreated for drunken drtvtq on the way home from Marvin's. Mrs . Wynn testllled that her huabud never 1ot drunk to the polnt of lo1ln1 control. Ml111 Marvin aald Wynn Jtft their bouee on a Chrlatm11 Eve and waa 1topped by a roadblock becauae iJI a landaUct.. · ''l.M bad uked him not to drive," 1he recalled. ''Tbtre WU a roMblock. Ht sot out of b1I ear, went ewer aad ltuek hlt bead la a DOllee ear, and they put bmdcuffa Oii btm." Slaelatdlbeeallecl lln. W1nn to report Ute meidmlt and uk ber to eom• ••d t•t her but bud. ltctwc.-n K1o•pl •nd Israel. 'lt'hl•dult"ll lo !Jl-Wln In ilOOUl SIX Wl·<.·k~ Sudnl 'IUUI tht.' talk11 will bt• II lt•'lt llf Ii.m t•!'' J(tJ(>cl fUllh ,11111 I hut ,u,·1·1•'111 I' Ill t ht• bcsl 111 tt-r t'l'ol' 11( llw t1111t.-cl Stall'!I Vuu 1·un ust• your 1nrtut:nCl' to mod1•111te thl' pmntio11 of the l'l ral'ht., 'S•ulut i.u1tl B1·~1n h.1 .. fl atly r ult·d out 1·11·atu111 or .1 1'.1h•,t1n1 .an !ltate m JH ov11~111K ·• l11111tl'll form of uut111111my 1111 1tw 1 I m1ll111n 1'.1h• .. 11111a11 Amii" It\ mu 111 tht· W1•i;1 U.mk aml (;<11,1 111 J mtt•llflJ( with uwmbt·rs of lht• ~·1i.111-lk~rn pll'ducd th._at l 'I Jl'I will .. uh t• Ill> l>rol>lt•m \41lh th1• l 1.1h· .. t1111c1n' an .a m un 111•1 lh.11 will r~ta111 l'r.icl ... r 1..:hti. lo p111lt•ct 11..' own :iccur1 t~ St•tunty, hl' suul, means Ltfl' 1\~1·lr lo lht• Jc14 11>h nal1011 BOMBINGS PROTEST PEACE TREATY-A4 ' I h•IVl' a11 :a ppt•ul lO m <ilre lu you," lkJttn told tht• senators • 1>1111 'l doubt us. Uon 't doubt our 1nle11t1on.... Don 'I tlou bt our re solvl· tu la v\' 111 1wal't' with all our ru•1•:hhoi:. .. /\ncl. Ill' ;tthktl "W1• w;ml lo !<olvt• 111 a h11111arw way lht• proh 1,.,., u ( tlll' 1':1lt•st1man Arahii " n oth lk~in und Sudat ur~t'<I Con~rt·Ns lo look favorably 1111 conllnu1.."tl U.S. a id promised a i. part of their treaty of pcac1• Con~r<'ss will be a sked to authoritc ;1 $4 .8 billion packaJ(t.' or grants and loans for Jsrat•I a nd E~ypt Begin. rcferrin~ lo his country a s the only stable democracy m the Middle East. warned of growing Soviet influe nce and said the Russians a rc us inJ{ proxy wars lo e ndanger liberty around the world . At least twice Bei:in used th1 • phrase "liberty is m danger." And he said that in the past two years the Soviet Union "look over by proxy" Vietnam, Cam - bod i a , So u t h Yem e n . Afghanis lan , Eth iopia and Mozambique. "Now we m ust say that t he de ler rent the great powers have is. u n d e r t he c i r cu m s tan ces , abs<;>lutcly necessary." he said, adding : Saudi Arabia and all its oil "can also bccom~ a victim ." Monday night. both Begin and Sadat proposed that President Carter receive the Nobel Peace P rize. The ls raeh prime minister broached the Nobel prize idea at a gala dinner in a lent set up behind the White House Monday night. The Egyptian pres ident rose quickly to supporL t he idea. Storm Causes Power Outage In Bay Area By The As1mcialed Press Gus ty winds and l h u n - den1lorms buffeted Northe rn California today, causing elec· tric power outages a nd dragging so m e boats from their anchorages. An estimated 6,000 customers of Pacific Gas & Electric Co. were without powe r for periods of up t.o four hours beginning al 3 :15 a .m .. said compan y spokesman Harr y Arnott. An estimated 1,000 users in the utility's 643,000-cus tomer San Jose division re mained wi thout power as or 10, he added. Wires slapped together hy winds gu.sting lo 40 miles per hour were responsible for the outa1tes in Hi lls boro. Men lo Park, San Mateo, Burlingame. Cupertino, La Honda , and the Portola state park are<.1 , Arnott added. A tree blew down in San Rarael just after 5 a.m .. cutting power to the Marin County Civic Cente r and aJso to more than 1,600 PG&E cus to me rs. Isolated outages caused by winds were a lso reported in Mill Valley. * * * l",....P~AJ STORM ••• Inches below IM t year's total at this Ume but more than four Inches abovC' Oran~e County's an· nual averageor about 12 inches. Costa Mesa 's storm ta lly of .61 Inc hes lifted the season's total to 14.61 lncbff. LHt year at this lime the Orange County Flood Control gause In that clty reflstered22.881nehes. be sheriff's h1rbor patrol ln Ne wport Be ach recorded .23 lnches tor the storm and 13.92 tor the teuon. Last year lbe same 1au1e tbowed23.e8lnc hes. MeHured r a lnra ll at the MouJton·Nlauel water t reatment plant ln Lepna Nl1uel showed .$3 lncbee tor lite storm and 11.18 lncbet fOf' the seaeon. La1t year tbe ftpre was 28.781nches. Raln th.r'oulb Wednesday with po11lble clearln• Thursday. foreeuttta aald. Oran1e Coast low toldtbt about 50, hl1b Wed· ....ctay• . • I.Rt the Sun Slaine " ('l'<llll' UjJl'l'<lllll' lowt•I':. 41 ~I UC'k or lfi sol;Jr pa111·I ~. (•(J('h nw :i~urani: four f1•1•t hy 10 f<·•·t, onlo thE' roof <>f the· Ornngt• ('o:isl YM('i\ in N1·wporl Bt·al'h YM CA nffu·11,1s 1.:xpccl I lu·1r $:lf1,000 solar ~l'l up. ~dwdulNI fur ('ompl1.:l1on by lh1~ ..,11111nu·r. to <'ollt·tl (•nough ~Unbhinc si x to eight month~ <t vt·ur lo twat 1><1th indoor :md outdoor pools . Canyon Road Plan Supported by Panel A $68.R m 1 I hon lrans1>ortat1on improvement pl<t n approved Monday by the Orange County Tra nsportation Commission in eludes $6.9 million for the w1dcn mg of accident-plagued Laguma Canyon Road If lhl' plan wms n•qu1rn<l ap r>roval from two other regionul a uthorities. the c·urrcnt two·h.tnl· thoroughfare will he widened to four lanes over a s evt·n-milt· s t retch ranging from the San Diego Freeway south to Canyon Acres Drive. While Lhc comm1ss1on was up proving the overall tr:m sr10rtu lion package, Laguna Beuch city representatives met with state offit'1als and urged that tllC' Laguna Canyon Road widening be given high priority . H e a d ed by Mayor Ja<'k Mc Dowell, the delegation re minded Statt.• Department o r Transportation director Adriana Gianturco that th<' winding road has been tht.' scent· or 22 traffic deaths in the last four years Rut no action can be taken 011 the widening pla n u ntil ap proval is obtaint•d from tht' Southern Californ1u Asso(•ia lion of Governments 1SCJ\G 1 und tht.' California Trunsporta lion Commission. · Laguna Canyon Road. Diedrich. a m<'mbcr of OCTC ur~l.'d comn1 ssion s taff to cooperate wilh Laguna Beach pC'rsonnel so that th1:. proJcCl ~Ol'S forward with unde rstand mg lo the nth degree " OCTC executive dirrt·tor Tom .J(;'nkins wa rned that lhl' widen mg project cannot be ach1eve<I without political support Jn any l'vcnl. Jenkins said. an (•n v1ronmcntal impact s tal1· mcnt require d by fe d e r ;,I a uthorities m us t be compl<'ted before construction t·an s tart J e nkins noted that the city C'ounclls of Laguna Hce:tc h , I rvmc and the county board of s upervisors have passed resolu· lions supporting the widening. Citizens advisory committee member Ada Mae Jlardemann told <'Omm1ss1on mcm be rs that there 1s now s ubstantial support for the project m Laguna Beach "The mood in Laguna lleach ha s changt'd .'' s hl' ~aid "l!:ven lho!>c people who would be expected to s peak out strong· ly couched their protel)L'> dif r crently ." she added Kindergarten 'Roundup' Set L ag un a Mayor pro tem Howard Dawson poi nted out dur ing discussions that Lagun<J Canyon Road was designed lo A kindergarten roundup to handle 7.000 to 10,000 vehicles register Irvine kiddies for school daily but is now used by al least is scheduled next Monday :md 28,000 vetucles a day Tuesday at Greentree School. · E nvironme ntal groups a nd 4200 Manzanita St previous city councils have op-Monday's registration session F,....P ... AJ FILMS •.. City Sht·ntf's deputies :.aid the youth wulkcd mt.o a group of eight to 10 Mexican.Americans '!quarlnst orf for a right. In vesllgators ar<' still i;eekin1t ,;u~ peels in the late oJJ(ht attack San J uan's Mayor Friess satd he had not seen the m m, but not ed reviews he had read tended to play down the movie's violence. lie also questioned the pro- priety ol the second film playing with •·w a rriors" at the theater. "There 's kind o r an ironic t wi~t to the whole s ituation," Friess said. "The co -featurf! playing a ll durin~ the swallows f1e s tu we ek was 'Touris t Trap,'" f',....r~AJ SUSPECT ••• '>Chool and was dumped at a con s tructJon site after the alleged allack H lhf' Jury detnmmes that Guenther 1s mcapablc of !>land· 1ng trial. he would he sent to a :.tale hospital for mental treat- me nt. He would return lo court for d isposition or the cr iminal case aft.er doetors deter mine he had recovered El Toro Girl Injured in Cycle Crash i\ 19-year·old El Toro girl 1s m ·very serious" cond1t1on today after s he was .inJured when thrown from a motorcycle m Dana Point when .the driver lost control and struck a cur b. A CaJ1fon ua Highway Patrol spokes man seid Oaoa Arnold wa s r u s h e d lo M i ssion Community llospital following the 9 35 p.m. Monday accidl'nl on Del Obis po Street al Enscnada Place Th<' mol n r-t"ycle driver . 19 year-old Alk•n Sans bury of ModJ<'SkCJ Canyon. who is hsled 1n st•nous condition al the saml.' hos p1lal was speeding and failed to make.' a curve, a lhghway Patrol s pokes man said. Officers CJ SS<'rted you n g Sansbury was traveling 40 to 50 m il es per hour 1n a 15 mile -pe r -hour zon e Tht· acctdl.'nt occurred m the manna an•u near th<' C'OUnly beach park . A s pokesman :.aid he did not know 1f the two wen· wearing helmet:. Foiu Yachts ~Race Four yachts 111 thl' Newport lo Caho San Lucas race were sail mg less than three miles apart today Thl'y wt.>re n e ar Sacr amento Hccf and bucking s trong headwinds T he four lead boats wen• Sw1fls urc. Wh is tl e Wing . Regulus II a nd Ghost. About four miles behind the leaders was Free Enterprise. There were reports or winds of 45 knots from the southeas t. The fleet was s pread between Sat'ramento Reef to the south and San Quentin lo the north. posed all prior attempts to begins at 7 p.m .. Tuesday's at 9 ff••QQAm· Returns widen the road in the hope or a m ~ discouragin~ any further growth Parents who wish to register AMMAN. J11rdan (J\P> in the Art Colony. children s hould brin g birth KtnJ{ lfuss t•m uf .Jordan returned County S upervi sor Ralph cer t1f1cales tchHdren must~ 5 today from Ha2hdad and Diedrich indicated during dis · years old by Dec 2. 1979, to Damasc~. where he met with c uss ion t hat e nvi ronmentalist:. qualiry> and a record of im lraq1 and Synan presidents on m the area may still not be pr€' munization signed by a doclor or uniting Arab opposition to the pared to accept the widening of clinic official. l!:gyptlan -Jsraeli peace treaty ~~~~~_;__;_~~~~~~~~~__:.~~~.:_.:...:..:...:..:...::...:::.:.:.~ This Easter, give a pet that will be a lifetime friend. 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NO 86, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES O R.ANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI.A • TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1979 Y our Hometo w n Dally Newspape r TEN CENTS Sanity Trial Opens • ID Coed Attack A11 Oruo~t· ('<H111l v Su1i.•r111r ('II u rt I u I ) ht'~ •Ill ht' llf I n.: tt'i.l 1 moll) todu\ h1 ch·c·ult• 1( ,1 forrnt•r JU\fll\llc holl n>un•wlur d1•l'l('r1tx>J b) tu~ 111torn1•y .1~ nwntally unsound. 1:-.1hh• to stund tri,11 on uucm11tl'1l munkr t•h1trKe~ Charlt>t> llutwrt t;ul•nlh\'f :t.:l of I rvme Is Ul'l'Used or 'hootm)t "' Dana 1-Ulb lhgh S<•hool c'()(.'11 f1 vt' times m Lhl· heud Jlld bt•alm~ h\'r fol't' with •• humnlt'r clurin~ ,111 .1tt.1~·k l.t~t Dt·c·1·111llt'r I le .JM1 lb .it c•u,t•d of .in ull.ll'k on a 17 > t'iH old ~an ('lt>fllt•nlt· jtlrl ocw >••;1r .t~O tocluy Whllc• (;u.-nlht•r ' uttorn<'y W11l1am Doughcrl) c·onkrub 11~yc·h1atrii.l1t ~all ll'~l1fy h1~ rlumt 111 unublt' to l'•1mprt•ht•11cl lht.' <'harge:-. agamst hrm l!nd <tl'I '1:.t u1 ha:-. dden..,... prose<'ulor l'dul Meyer told lhl' 1urors toda)' t h l' l' v I d I' n (' c w I l I ll h I) w otht•rw1:i.t• M 1· y ,. r <' o n l t' n d e d t h 11 l l>uu~herty 1~ arguing mental 10 <.·ompetcnct' because his chenl ha:. &1lre<.1dy ronlesscd to the at t:it·k .ind rni.~1nity would be G utt nther's only defense Dou~herty told Jurors Guen thl·r had written two letters a1lologitmg for his alleged Dana llllls attack, one to a Municipal Court Judge and the second to the victim, 15-year-old Judy Michelle GonzaJez. "I submit to you lhat tttis 1s hardly helping his lawyer in the defense or this case," Dougherty continued. M"eyer, however. said the fact t hat Dougherty "is not thrilled with Mr. Guenther conlessing to this crime" or writing letters is not s ufficient uounds to prove mental incompetence Dougherty said psychiatrist Dr. Myron Marshall will testify "that my client is incapable or unders tanding the ch a r ges against him and or assisting me in the defense of this CJlse." However , Meyer said there have been conflicting reports from various psychiatrists who have examined the defendant Guenther has been confined 10 a locked psychiatric ward at Canyon General llospital in Anaheim for most or the timl· since his-.irrest last Dec. R. At a preliminary hear10g_ in municipal court in January Miss Gogzalez identified the ont• time juvenile hall group counselor a:. he r assailant. She testified she had gotten m to Guenther 's car near thl· high :See SUSPECT. Page AZ > Winter's Final Fling Soaks Coast 17 . oau, Piiot SYH - JEFF (LEFT) AND DARRIN CRAWFORD HEROES IN FIRE Credited by Firemen With Keeping the Damage Down Capo Beach Teens Help Control Fire By STEVE MITCHELL OI t• O.il' Pl"!' Si.ti Capistrano Beach brothers Je ff a nd Darrin Crawrord t he home and began playing water rrom a hose onto the structure. ' earned the hero title this week after helping control a blaze in their neighborhood until fire un- its arrived. County fire Capt. Marc Hawkins said that by the time his units arrived the den area was fully involved in names. ·'Those kids were hitting lhe fire with hoses a nd they certain- ly kept the damage down," he said . The two teen-agers we re walk· ing to school Monday morning when they stopped atop a bluff t o c heck out the waves at Doheny Slate Beach Park. They spotted smoke coming from a nearby house at 26255 Via California a nd ran lo the burn· Ing structure. Darrin, a 13 · y e ·a r · o Id Shorecliffs Junior High School seventh grader , grabbed a brick and tossed it through a window. The youngster s houted through t he broken pa ne, asking if anyone was inside. He aring no a nswe r, Darrin gr a bbed a garden hose a nd began squirting water into the blazing den while brother J eff ran Cor help. "I ran up the street looking for a phone," the 16-year-old Serra Hi~h Alternative School 10th gr ader said. He spotted a school bus and s topped it, asking the driver to radio a report in to the rire de· partment. Then be ran back to Firemen took over for the two boys and quickly extinguished the blaze. believed s parked by an electrical short in the den. Damage was estimated at $5,000 to the structure, occupied by the Larry Rowley fa mily, who were away from the home at the time. Firemen said more than $2,000 <See HEROES, Pa~e A 2> Funds Accepted SAN DIEGO <AP> -After re- fus ing $2.4 million in federal funds for public housing, San Diego is now going to accept lhe money after being warned it could lose up to $31 million il it didn't. 1be money orfered by the Departmen t of Hous ing and Urban Development will finance a 50-unit project for the elderly and handicapped. Golfers Tune Up Prior to Storm P ia.yen from the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament, scheduled to start with a pro-am event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa, were able to gel in a prac .. lice round Monday before rains closed the course today. Today's sports pages include a n inte rview wlth LPGA superstar Nancy Lopez and pic- tures of other players during Monday's practice on Page Bl. Alao in today's aporte section la the Ume schedule for the pros in Wedneaday'a pro-am event on Pase 82. Violent Films Meet Set By WILLIAM HODGE Ol IM 0~11y P1lol Sl•lt San Juan Capistrano Mayor Kenneth Friess said today he plans to air concerns over films shown at a local drive-in theater a fter the Friday stabbing of a 17-ycar-old boy during a screen ing of the gang viole nce film "The Warriors.·· F riess ph.-dgcd to brmg the 1s sue before councilmen April 4. noting he had been "concerned about the quality of films at lhe theater before ... "There's been some reall y violent films al this theater before," the mayor said. "AJ.1 parently there·s not much we can do about it legally unless they show x-rated films. ··But we could make a public statement." He admitted it was hard to say for sure that Friday's violence was prompted by the film, which graphically depicts gang wars in New York Cjty~ But, he noted, there have been other incide nts of violence at screenings of the film in other areas across the country. A spokesm a n for Pacific Drive-In Theaters. Inc. in Los Angeles said Monday the fil m would be pulled out or San Juan's Mission Drive-In after toni~ht's screenin~. "We'll have a new program in there Wednesday, .. Selig stopped short of saying the film was being pulled out becf)use or J<"riday's knifing, but admitted theater officials had beefed up security after similar incident'> in Palm Springs and Oxnard where the film was also being shown. "H there's even a remote <See FILMS, Page AZ) Rock Concert Set/or LA LOS ANGELES <AP > -Some of the biggest popular music stars are going to rock around the clock for two days in April. as the big time rock concert scene returns to Los Angeles un· der the blessing of the police chief. Rock concert promoters have been exiling themselves to sur- rounding cities for most of the 70s, after some events drew police en masse and resulted in the arrests or up to 500 fans at a time on drug charges. But Jim Rissmm er , one or the top promoters, Is ready to try again, and has worked out a personal agreement with Police Chief Daryl Gales on how the April 7-8 extravaganza at the Coliseum will be policed. Four Yachts Lead Race Four yachts In t.be Newport to Caho San Lucas race were saH- ing Iese than three miles apart today. T h ey wer e n ear Sacramento Reef and bucklna strong beadwindl. T he four le.d boa ts were Swtruure, Whistle Wing, Re1ulus II and Ghost. About four mllea behind the le•de"' WH P'ree Enterprise. ' There were l"elk>rtl of winda of 45 knots from the 90Uthe•at. The fleet WH spread between Sllcr•mento R"' lo the IOUt.b and Sa QueaUD to the north. • oau, ...... -ey "••k• o·-11 GUESS WHO LIKED TODAY'S WEATHER JUST FINE? Ducks Lone Players at Mesa Ve rde Gotf Course Enaplogee Foru• Clemente Hopefuls Hear About Gripes By RAYMOND ESTR ADA JR. Of IM 0.ily PllOt SI.if Twenty-one San Clemente ci ty council candidates aired their views on city workers ' current p·ay freeze, alleged low morale and "anti-unionism" on the part of the city. The candidate views were part of a Monday night forum before 30 municipal employee associa· lion members. The San Clement e City Employees Association mem - bers turned the ta bles on the council hopefuls by converting the forum into a gripe session a bout current working condl· lions. Th e 34 m e mbe r s o f the workers ' group are outnum· bered by the 36 hopefuls running for three council seats in the April 24 election prompted by the Jan. 23 recaJI of three coun· cil members. Fifteen candidates did not at- tend Monday's forum. Fourteen candidates said they supported better working condi· Uons for city workers by way of * * * pay hikes or morale boosts. After the candidates. many with hoarse voices and hacking coughs, gave their two-m1oute s p eeches. em ployees com pla ined that th ey a r e dis criminated against because of their association memberships One worker claimed associa. lion members lose half their re· lirement and medical benefits because they belong to the un - ion. City worker association mem- bers are curre ntly at an impasse with admini.strators. None of the three city employee groups, in· eluding police and firemen, have collecttvely bargained contracts but operate under a memoran- dum of understanding with ad- ministrators. •'The city is trying to force you out," said candidate Bill Mecham, a school teacher as sociation leader who emerged as t he city employees' group's big· gest s upporter Monday "It's up to the new city council to rebuild it's e mployees· (See GRIPE, Page A2> * * * Wagner Backs Pair For Council Sea.ts Sin Clemente Councilwoman Myrtb Wagner has announced ber support for candidatas K arolyne Koeste r •nd Bill Mecham tn the April 24 race for t.bree council seat.a. llra. Wqner said Monday abe alao plam to b8ck an u yet un- named third candidate ln the eleelion prompted by the recall of Mayor William Wilker and couacil members Donna WUldlllCIO IDd Howl.rd Mushett. SpeaJdal to • 1roup of clty employee usociation members, Mrs. Wagner said she was sub· sUtuUng for Mrs. Koester since the candidate "bad a bad case of laryngitis." Mra. Wagner told a reporter aft.er the c•nd1datet1 rorum she ls allO supporting school teacher llecbam,JZ. Detcrtblq Mrs. Koester as an "unometai city watcher who It· tends all the meeUnas." Mrs . W••ner aaid of the candidate. "when lbe ten. you sometblng, 1 know It'• t.be truth." Rains To Stay 2Days By TOM· RARLE\' Ol Ille 0111, P1lol Stllll A wind-whipped Pacific storm described by the National Weather Service today a~ win ter ·s fi nal ning 1s expected to <'Ontinue dr<'nching Orange Count y tonight and Wednesday .. We see no sign or clearing before Thursday." a fo recaster said "However, lht• winds which :.prang up Monday night s hould abate on Wednesday ·· Forecasters expect that most of Southern California will be hit by more than an inch of rain before the storm move:. out or the area to the southwest Orange County traffic officers said that many motorists were hampered by flooded intersec· tion s a nd brief. torre ntial squa lls as they drove to work today Ca l ifornia Hi g hw ay Patrolmen said weather condi- tions were responsible for an ae- cident which backed up traffi c for one and one-half miles on Pacific Coast Highway north of El Morro School near Laguna Beach. Officers said medical aid was being sought for Lhe occ1.1pants of an overturned car Further de tails were not immediately availablt' T h e C HP r 1rnrted that collistons involving three cars on the same highway in Dana Point near Del Obispo Street was de· laying traffic in the area Many drivers of smaller cars reported that their vehicles we re ruckt.'d by gusts which forecasters said ranged from 15 to 25 miles ao hour Intersections in many com· munit1cs were awash durmg the rus h hour today but traffic of· ficers reported that motorists were not encountering serious problems . Fountain Valley police said the trouble spots in th<'ir area • we re the northbound lanes of Harbor Boulevard at Edinger Avenue and Euclid Street north of Ellis Avenue . Huntington Beach appeared to· be topping the list in the batUe of r airlfall ga u ~cs today with analyst J . Sherman Denny re- porting that he had collected .75 inches or rain during the curre nt s torm. The season's total in Hunt- ington Beach is 16.09 inches. 8.13 <SeeSTORM, Page AZ> Coa~t Weath er Thund e r s torm s expected lo continue with c hance o f s h ow er s 70 percent Wednesday. Highs Wednesday near 60. lows lOnight near 50. Winds of 15 to 20 mph cxpectt.>d to continue. I NSIDE TOD" Y The feeling of belonging wo.s overwhelming, 1aya .a cultiat convert a.s he de.scribe• hi& third week with tM "/amJlJ/'' of IM Rev. Sun M11ung Moon. ~ atory, P.a~ A.7. CJ .. a l l .. .. M AM •• "" •• ., ., ... M M . -JI.I DAILY Pt~Ol ... c'-___ , __ ..,..a ~aren 21_ 1G1t O.lly~ ...... ,,_. CHP OFFICER, TOW TRUCK DRIVER REMOVE OVERTURNED SEDAN ON COAST HIGHWAY El Morro CrHh Becked Up Northbound Commuter• for a Mlle end e Half Thia Morning 814.54 a Barrel OPEC Hikes Oil Price 9 Percent <a;NJ-:VJ\. Swtt7.t•rland 1Al'1 T h (' () ,. J.: ii 0 I I. a I I 0 n " r l't'lr11ll·um 1-;xport1ng <.:ountrw:-. '10lt•d today to ra1:.c tht· bu1>l' prat·1· or crude oil by 9 Pl'r<'ent a :. or rlt' xi Sund;t} lo SI '1 ~ II l>IJ rn•I T hat would incrt'<Jtlt' AtncrlCan pump pnt·ex for .:asohnc hy 11bout two <·ent.s u l(ttllon L1hya and V1·nt·1.u1·la 1m m 1• rl 1 "t "I y u n noun n : d ., u r f'tl;Hgl'h on the new price Tht· nt-w bu:-.1• price aµpari!rllly wa:, J Vl<'tory for the Mi c·411ed Arnb motleratci, suc•h ui. Suud1 l\rabia anrl /\bu Ohub1 over more rmlitunl membt•r i. 11uch ui. Top Citizen Banquet Set In Clemente Or<inuc County Suia·rv1:wr Tom lhlcy, nt•wly l'lt•t·tcd Muyor Hoy llumm and hamhuruc r mul(nul1• Carl Kurt·hcr 1tr1• schcdult'd lo appc11r ul Sun Cl •menlc Chambt>r 11 ( Com nu·rc<' · C1l11,1•n of the Ye•ur" and o ffi cer 1ns tallallon banquet Sutur<luy n1uht The Lmnquct will h<• held ul Lhl' San Clemente Inn. 125 Avcn1d11 !';splandlan, with CO<'klo1l11 ut 6 30 and dinner ut 7 30 p m George Geurn will be tJworn 111 a-. the ('humtwr'r-. jlrt':-otdcnl urnl E L "fC.1t." lt1s lcy will be rn t rncl u ced as lop man for lhl' l'hambn'ti booster cluh. C humhcr offit•iah1 will ul!in pr1·s1•nt tht• "Tearher of lh•· Yeur '' uwurd to u lot·al cdul'alor T1C'kcll'I for the dinner which 1nrludc11 duncinK urc uvullublc• for SM 1t1 the chamber office. 1100 N El Camino lttJal. Therl' will he O() ticket soles al tht· doo1 Robert Frost Fete Tonight Algeria, lrun, Libya und Jruq The mllil{lnt..i apparently bf•I tied for the smaller lnc·rcase in the base price in exchange ror the surcharges, analyst.'f said. The new base price 1s the price the oil cartel originally set for next October In Ila quarterly increase schedule. An OPEC a nnouncement su1d the 011 ministers authorized un· limited surchargel.i over the base price. depending on market de· mand Today's base price inc rease ts roughly equal to surcharge11 an- nounced earlier by muny OPEC UNLEADED GAS TO GO UP FIVE CENT8-A4 m embers and supersedes those 11urcharges Jlowcver Libya un nounced it would raise prices $1.66 a barrel over the new base price. Venezut•lu unnounccd u $1 .20 Increase I ran, which lobtncd for u whopping 29 perc·ent increlllH~ in the base price, :.aid It hud no plans for a surr hurgl• In Washington, DefHlrtmenl of E n ergy spokei.man J ames Bishop said department officuds were studying the price lncreasP. reports and would withhold com· ment until after all dcta1lll had been recei vcd. f',....PapAJ FILMS ... c·han('c: of violt·nc·t• we 'll tukt' 1t 1 tht• film I out' .. h•· IO'ilSt('(I Friday's v1 cl1m . C11p1 strnno Valley lhl(h Sl·hool -.tud1•nt ti;d. die Rot;cnhuum. ih in sutl1dat• tory condition today at Mh1s1on Community llo&pltal. AC'cord1nl( to his motlwr, lluzel Rosenhaum, h<' wus al I uckcd while walk ing to the restroom al the lhculcr at 30002 Del Obispo SI In lhf' Mt '\!>IOn City Sheriff's deputies !l111d th1· youth walked Into H grou11 of eight t.o 10 Mex1t•an·American-. squaring off for a fight •·,....ra~Al STORM ..• 1nchc:1> below lust yPar 'i. t.otul at this t11n1· but mon· I han four 1nc:h1•1> a hove OrunJ.(l' Cou nty's a11 11ual uv1·raJ.(POf about 121nchc:-. Cu11ta MC'sa 's storm ta lly of Iii 1ne·hctt llftc:d lhl• scuson 's tolul lo 14 01 inches. Lust year al lh1:-. lime the Orange County 1-'lood Control uuu((e in thut city rc.il11tcrcd 22.88 i nchcs The sheriH's harbor patrol 1n Newport Oco<'h recorded 2:J inchci; for the storm und 13 92 for the season. Last year the :;am\· gauge show<.'<123.68 me hes. Measured rainfall at the· Moult.on Nlf.(Ucl water treatment plant In Luguna Niguel s howed 63 inches for tht• storm and 18.f,ji inches for the season Last year the figure was 28. 78 inches. Ram through Wednesday with possible clearing T hu rsda~. forecasters :mid. Orange Coa ... 1 low tonll(ht uhout 50, high Wed nesduy ~. * * • Storm Causes Power Outage In Bay Area By The A"soclated Pr~H G usty w i nd!! and thun derstorms buffe ted Northern Callfomla today, causing elec lrlc power outagos and draggin~ some boats from their anchorages . An estimated 6,000 customers of Paclnc Gas & Electric Co were without power for periods of up to four hours IX'ginnin~ al 3 . I :; a m , s :1 1 d co m pa n y 11pokcsmun Harry Arnott An estimated 1,000 1J1>1·rs in the· utility's 1\43,000 r·ustomcr Sun .Jo1>1• d1 v1:.1on rem.1irwd wilhnul power as of 10, ho uddcd . Wi res slapped together hy winds )(11slin)( lo 40 mih•s 1wr hour WN'e n •r-.rKmRI hie for llw outages In flill!sboro, Menl o Purk, San Mateo, llurllngarnl', C'u rwrtino. La llonda, and thl· Portola s late 11urk anrn, Arnott adocd. A trcc ble w down in San ltafa<'I just aftn 5 a m , cuttlllg JWWN tcd by winds were ulso rcport.ccJ in Mill Valley Memht'IM or the Laguna Poot.a ha vc• 11c hcduled a birthday tribute to Robert fo'roat tonight al 7 .30 In the LagunM Beach Public Library, 363 Olenneyre St. ,.,.... PtltJe Al Those reading Fro8l's wortui includt.i William Mcl.eMn, Wll· tcr, Marla Mitrovlc h, Bart Yoder, Gale Sikora and Steve Paul, all Lagun• Beach real· den ta. Progrum coordinator Mary Ruth wHI nurrotc Refreshment.& will be provided by \he f'rlendK of the La3una Beach Library. The event lH free and open ti> t he public LI\<. DAILY PILOT f"9 0t•f'I09 C... 0.llf t't ... , wll~wMt .. h t1¥1f't ..... u.--... ,......_..,.t,_Or_,. ( .. \I .............. ,_, .............. -.... ....... _ -... -· 1'1 ... , ''" (Mtf ,,.. ..... _, ~"· 1<""1~ .... 111,_ t•l"Y•ll•r .,.,.,. l-illff<""""411CO"'I A ,..,... ,.,,_ .. ,_,,,..........,.w_yo_ -0 fl•llrtl•-..-...... -.... * #ntk•"-·'e-•·-· C.ltl-·..,.,. ·-.. .... ~.~ ... "' .... ._._ , .. -·~ WI<•"'"'-"' ..... Otfttt .. --'-·· ·-........ ._, ...... ............. 111 ... -T..:'.t~" ... :::'.: ...... GRIPE SESSION ... morale," aaid Mecham, the cur rent SaddJcback Valley Unified School District teacher group president. He called the current pay freeze "deplorable ." Other candidates agreed that morale la low. City employees' low morulc "II a ren ecllOD or what hall Rone on with the clt.Y council," i;ald hopeful Elynor Wylde, 1t retired buslnesswom11n. Bob Llmbu ri, a formn Marlne colonel and Ro811moor vice prcaldenti aald , ''Tho dla· ruptlve councl l• a thine or t.bc past." He said employee morale could be booeted by "promoUng from withjn." Shirley Davis, a local volWl· teer crtala cent.er director, uld t he c ity h u "l o p -heavy aalariet" und 1be would like t.o aee "not so many chief a." She addtd, "Salaritt arc not what tbey should be." City wo~ have nol been granted a ~t or llvtn1 pay hike 1lnce June, 1978. That pay boo8l w 11 approved by th• elty council In June o1 i.m. Mitchell Haddad, an Oranse County deputy dl.tll'lct attomey1 Hid, ''TM clty'a 1rowth I• Ueo to Alt 91nployees' aente ... " Haddad UMrted thet city •d· mlnilll'at.ort are dlaertm1naun1 e1alut etnploJ" aHoelallon membel'I but bave bidden lbe lit· ..... &mplo,... aetd lMJ have no fmdl to &Me tbe eltJ to ecNrt on u.~·--· 1•••1 IMed repreaeatJn1 ca••tat• &d i1tactutd, uld .... tne .t .. ..,,._ ertMtra· Uoal.t ...... Al Popik, a locul 1Jusino1111mun, critlclzoo thi• l:t <'k of u "Posillvt' workintc relutlonshlp" between city worktir11 und their itd m inh1lrators. Popik Haid he favored l(iving city mulntcnirncc workers the lHk or cleanJng UJ) purka In stcod or lhe current UKrcement with at private firm lo perform lhe work. Diil Mancinl, an cn1lneer, 8atld lhc employee 1uulociat.lon mem· bera have to "pul prea1rnre on lhe rl;,st people In city aovern· ment' to Improve their lot. He stressed lho Importance of the 11cirvlcea city workers pro· vlde and the neceaslty for plan· nlnt for future arowth. Bern1rd 8eckerle11e. a re· llred bank executive, 1111id he fa vo r e d a plan to give employees raises out or city sur· pluses calculated al the end of H ch fllcal year. He Hid the city "UHi loo many con&ultant11" that takes away funds which could be used for pey h.lkes. Ed1ar Olede n , a retired broadcaatln1 engineer, said ht! ••reed tbat too many city tund8 are uted ror outttde consultants. Ht said clly employee morale 1hou1d be boolted. Chuck Mltcbell, an lnaW'~ a1enl who ru an unsucceeal\al council campal1n In 1918, aald ht aupporttd lmmedta~ pay bik11 f« ctt)' employ .... ''IAMI YoU 1tve ew1y tbe riltal to 1t..U. u ctvU a.nut.a, you should IM other eompenaalloe," llltoMO told the clty worlren. "You follll lhoukl not be Yk!Um• ot Pren. u. ,, be added. I , .. ll.81 ltltlllon ,. Canyon Road SUSPECT ... -.e hool un!I w.c" llump••lf 111 a ron ... t rul'l11111 -.1lt• .t flt·• t ht· :all•·.icd .. ui.ick Plan Backed If th Jury determlncH lht•l <:tll'rltlwr ,.., 1111'~•1.nihlto of stund lllJ! lrt.11 , h•• would lw wnl to a -.lalt· l11>111nlul l<u m1•11tul lrt•ul llll'OI I h• woultl ruturn to court ftJI ti ll\pui.1l1m1 of tho Cf'I mln11I e aM· 11ftl'1 clol'l 11r-. eh•l1·rn11ne lw ltad n ·1·11v1·rt:cl A SM H million tran11portullon 11nprovcmenl plun upprnv1•<l Monrluy by the Oran.cc CoilJ\lY Tranaport.allon Comm1ss1on In eludes t8 .0 million for the w1d~n tnK of accldenl·pl111ued Lagunu Canyon Road tr the plan w1n11 rl'qulred ap proval from two other re.cumal outMritlc11 , the current two lunt· thoroughfare will be widcn<'d t11 four lane11 over a seven milt· stretch ranglna from tht.t San Diego f'reewoy south to Cany1111 Acrea Drive. While the commission wus a11 proving the overall lran!>porta Uon package. Laguna Beach city repre11entall ve11 met w1lh sh1lt' otflclals and urged th1t the I.u~una Canyon Road widening be given high prwrity Jl e uded b y Mayor Jal'k McOowl•ll, the dekgal1on rt• mlncll'd Stall• l>cpartm c.•nl or Transport.at.Ion director Adriana Giantur<'o thul the winding ro;id haa b<'cn the gcene or 22 lral£1c deaths in lht· lust four year:. nut no action c·1rn ht· tukcn on the widcn1ni.t plan unltl up 11roval i11 ohtulnc•rl from th<· South«rn Cultforn111 Assotiu tion of Gov..rnmt·nts ISC;A<i 1 and the CahCornla Tran-.port.o tum Comm1!1sion Laguna M u yor pro L1·in llowurd Ouw:.on µo1nlt•cl 11ul dur 1ng d1 M·us111un11 that Laguna Canyon rtoad wus de:.1gn1·d t11 handl(• 7,000 to I0,000 vt·h1c•l1· ... daily but 1s now uM·d hy al lea:-.l 2H,OOO vC'h1clcs a duy Envlronmt·ntul .:r oupi. and prcv1ou-. <'1ty 1·nun<·1l'I h<1Vf' "" post•d ull pr11•r ;1U1·rnpt:. lo widen the roud 1n the hupt• of d1~couraglng any furtht·r growth in th<' Art. Colony County Su pt'r vi:.or HaltJh Oledrkh ind1t·11lfld during rll:-. t·u1111lon that l'nvlronmt•ntulil>b in the an•a m :.iy Mill not ht• prt· pared to uc·C'epl the: widt•ntng or Laguna Canyon Hoad D1 <'drich, a member of OCVl'C'. urg t•d eomnis11 1on s t a rt to C'OOpcr atc• wit h f .u1.tun11 Ht'ad1 personn •I "so that thl:> pruJt·<·l go<•i. forwu rd with ur11l1·rslu111l inl( lo Litt· nth degn•t• " OCTC ext•c•ut1vc clin·c·tur T"m Jenkin.'! wurncd thul the w1dl'n f',....P~Al HEROES ••.• damage W8S don(' to ('Onll'rtl:-0 11( the buildm~ includlnl( $275 an rent money th<' fom1ly huct t&1JX•tl under a C'llffcc luble Captain fl uwklns :ii.aid th•· l:rawfurd boyK <le~wrvt• rN·ogn1 lion for U1clr ftref11<hl1nJ( cfrort.. ... · 'Thf•y hc)th lol'1 m1· ltwy hull parth'1putc•d in Rcho<1I .lun111r Flrefightirtl( proKram s," ht• Hairl. "It look s likt' Lhc·y pu1d ut tl•nl1on in da11s." 3 Fireme n Die L UHROCK , T1•xu:. 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Mwc:h 27. 1979 s DAlLY PILOT .43 RandoJD Stop of Motorists Outlawed WASllJNGTON IAP l Th• U S Suprt>m(' Court rull-d 8 l toduy th•t poh<'t' ort1Cf"M4 may not randomly stop motonsts 14-ho are not SUSPtrll'tl of brt"llkl~ any law Tht' rullna; has wide applltallon na11onwld1 The JW>tlC<.'H ,lruC'k rlown a Delaw1.ar\• la~ lh ut .Jlln~ed police to makt rundom s lope. t\f automobllH to t ht>clt drtv('r's llcensea atnd nr rt-11straunns One poa Ible altC'rn.illvt' su11eatt>d by th-.. court wu roadblock sear('h • ot a ll lncomln& traffic Bricklayer An and1viduail operating or lravf'hni in 1n outomoblle docs not loo all exp•rlltlon of privary simply btt •U•f' tht automoblll' and IU Utt' are 11 ubje<'t to 1overnml'nl re1ulahon," JWJtlrr Uyron fl Wh ite wrote for the c-ourt In r(' J tclln'1 rl\ndo rn stops of motorut.s. "P.ople are not ahorn ot 111 Fourth Amendment protection a1ainat unreaaonable aearchd when they step rrom their hom .. 11 to· lbe public sidewalk," White said "Nor are they !lbom or UC Irvine ceramic art student Deborah Small crafted 50 porcelain bricks for use in toilet tanks of Governor Brown and other top state officials. Object is to demonstrate that water displaced by bricks. if they were placed in every Los Angeles water closet, would save 6.5 million gallons. On back of bricks, she points out that's enough to save Mono Lake. Neme Gas Mines Blasted by Army DUGWAY PROVING GROUND, Utah <AP ) -Army demoUtion experts today blew up 26 rusting landmines filled with a lethal nerve agent, the first time the United Stales has released a chemical weapon into the air since 1969. The demolition occurred at 7: 46 a.m. PST. Reporters were not allowed al the site about 30 miles from base headquarters. They learned of the explosion throu g h a ra dlo ·telephone hookup in the base commander 's office. The mines, ma ny of which contalned a liquid ner ve aeent called VX, were round two months ago in a badly deteriorated condition. The Army said It was necessary to destroy them for ltfaagers BIU health and safety reasons. They said the mines, located in the middle of an old che m ical weapons testing range, could have gone off accidentally. It was not Immediately known how much if any of the nerve agent escaped ioto the atmosphere. C ol. Jam es R. Klug h , Dugway's commander, told reporters de molition experts planned to check tbe mines a balf·bour after the blast to see if all or them exploded. He said a d econtamination pro c ess would b egi n immedjately, and soil samples would be taken to see whether the nerve agent contamloated the range. tho •' mtcrl'llll> when th y 11tev from lhl' 111dewalk Into their automobll~ " Tht• court said ll11 decision does no4 bar Oelawurt! and all olh.-r IJhllf' from "developing method for spol·check11 that uwolvt• lti.s lntrualon M that do 11o l lnvolvt' the unconstrained t-ll •rclJe of dlacrellon." White's opinion auagested that "qu eatlonln• a ll oncoming traffic at roadblock.type stops is one pot&lble alternative." He added: "We hold only that persons In uutomoblles on public 'Jewel' Action ' Delayed Orange County planning commissioners postponed action Monday on a proposed 76-acre tourist·residential complex in Dana Poin t o n l a nd o n e commissioner described as a "jewel" along the Orange Coast. That description was offered by Commissioner William MarOoui.:all for what is known as the Smyth Brothers property along Del Obispo Street adjacent lo Dana Point Harbor. Ma c Dougall called for a three-week delay an commission action so that the developer and county pl an ners can try to r esolve their r e maining differences over de ve lopment plans. He suggested those involved treat the property •·as the jewel that it is" and work out their differences in the best interest of the future of Dana Point as well as the property owner. The complex, as planned by property owner Chuck Smyth, would include about 300 homes and two hotels with 350 to 550 rooms. In ad<lition, il would include a six·acre park overlooking the harbor and provision for a trail linking t he blufflop park and Doheny State Beach. Among unresolved issues are plans for about 30 acres of open area or. the property. land lhe developer wants zoned for agriculture but la nd county planners want to see zoned open space. Also unres olved is the maximum number of homes for the property. The developer bas proposed a maximum of 311 roadways m ay not for that reason alone have their travel and prlv•cy Interfered with at the unbridled discretion of police officers.'' Justice William H. Rehnquist waa the lone dissenter. He said h e found nothin g unconstitutional in the Delaware law. Random stops of motorists are commonplace, eithe r sanctioned by stale l•w and local ordlnance or followed as a matte r of long.standing police policy. The De l aware t es t cas e .. ' -.-· ..... /' stemmed from a 1976 incident an New Castle County. Del.. where police officer Anthony Avena was on road patrol when he stopped a car driven by William J . Prouse. 19, of Claymont. Del. Avena had not obser ved any traffic or equipment vlolatfons but was stopping Prouse merely for a spot-check of his Uceose aod registration. As he approached the car , the officer detected the smell of m arij uana . He obs erved planl·like material in Prouse's car, and during a search found Two New York youngsters l ake positions al the base of French sculptor Jean Oubuffett's ''La Chiffonniere" Cthe Rag Lady) after the 22-foot work was erected at the 60th Street and Fifth A venue entrance to Central Park. It will be displayed for the next three months. marijuana oo Prouse Prouse was charged with drug possession but asked the trial court to suppress lhe evidence because 1t had beeo obtained in ao illegal deteotioo. The evidence was suppressed a nd when state prosecutors appealed . t h e De l aware Supreme Court ruled that the state's practice of allowing such r a nd o m s t ops wa s unconstitutional. Today's ruling affirmed the state court decision. New Rape Trial Granted An OranRe County Superior Court Judge s aid today he granted a new trial Monday for a man convicted of rape because he didn't believe the story told from the witness s tand by the alleged victim. Judge Mason Fenton granted lhe new trial for 45·year-old Glen Howard Hutc herson of Whittier. convicted by a jury last month of rape, kidnap and assault with a deadly weapon. "I compared his story to her story and his story is so much more logical." Fenton explruoed today. Hutcherson was accused of raping 20·year·old Catherine Ha rdin after he picked her up while she: was h1tchh1king in Buena Park tn November 1977. She claimed Hutcherson tied h ,. r u p . b I i n dr o I d e d he r . threatened her with a knife and raped her Rut llulr he rs on t estified durin~ rus four·day trial that the woman agreed to have sex with him for $25 and yelled "rape" afterward when h~ refused to pay 1-'C'nton :iaid he was exercising a "safety valve" in ordering the new trial because he felt the eviden ce presen te d wa s msufftc1ent for a conviction. "I don't understand how those people could have believed that woman," Fenton said today. Hutcherson, who had been in Orange County J ail since his conviction. was freed afte r Fenton's ruling. ho mes while county planners M d M have proposed an alternate of e ove 345 condominium. apartment or townbome dwellings . Complete ·'This guy is no threat. He lso'l going anywhere," Fenton explained. "He has a wife and two kids . lie earns $2,000 a month." Hutcherson was ordered to appear before Superior Court Judge Robert Rickles April 3 for the setting of a new tria l date. Sm yth told the commission plans for the complex began in 1972 but have since been revised. El Toro Girl Injured in Cycle Crash A 19·year old El Toro girl is in "very serious" condition today a fte r she was injured when thrown from a motorcycle in Dana Point when the driver lost control and struck a curb. A Catifomia Hjghway Patrol spokesman said Dana Arnold wa s ru s h ed to Mi ssio n Community Hospital following the 9:35 p.m. Monday accident o n Del Obi s po St r eet at Ensenada Place. The motorcyc le driver, 19·year-old Allen Sansbury of Modjeska Canyon, who is listed in serious condition al the same hospital was speeding and failed to make a curve, a Highway Patrol spokesman said. O fficer s asse rte d young Sansbw-y was traveling 40 to SO mile s p e r hour in a 15·mile·per·hour zone . The accident occurred in the marina area near t he county beach park. A spokesman said he <lid not know ii the two were wearing helmets. St ude nts. f aculty a nd employees have completed a move into new facilities at the UC Irvine College of Medicine, officials announced. They said the move into the $17 million medical sciences complex was a success. The move began last foll and was completed this month. The new facilities were needed to ex· pand the college, according to orricials. T he medical sciences com· plex, located west of Califorma A venue near Brid~e Road on campus, will be open to the public Apnl 21 during u01vers1ly open house festivities . The complex of four connect· ing buildings includes offices. laboratories. classrooms and an area to house lab animals. 'Iljnana in Dark TIJUANA. Mexico (AP> - Downtown T1Juana and surroundmg neighborhoods have e lc(·tr1c 1ty again after a sev e n.ho ur powe r out age Monday, caused by an explosion an an overloaded power plant transformer. officials say. Coaches Vote 'Short' SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Callfomla Auembly la one vote short of paa\nc a bUl to require IO·Called walk~ aehool CO.Ches to have taken coachln1 claaes and first aid. The vote stood at 40-M Monday after tlnt belne announced u a paulnl U ·H . 9ut It wa1 eJtplalned that one member awttcbed from "aye" to "BO," and the ort1tnal •ote was acc\deatallJ left lll tbe tallJ. The aut~or of the bill, AaMmblJmu Denn\a llaqen, D·HuDtiqtoa Beaeb, Hid be woald Mk f• aaotber roll call at tlu aext floor 1e11toa Tlm•tt TM All 4M, ta 111 awed ,.,, tbe Departmeat of Education. It wu prompted by tbe transfer of many coacbea to ela1aroo m 1 rollowln1 Propo11Uon 13 cutbacks. A number of aehools bav~ bil'ed non-credentialed "walk·on ~oachea" who are unally former atbletea, ll&ftlen laid. It toucbed off a free·awilallna debate tn which backers aafd It would protect the health or ltydent athletes. But tbe r.°ta, tncludlnl mo1t of ~;•mbera ol mtmortty ~·viewed It u a barrier to em ymeat. .. We're eeptac out of coacbln1 people wbo demoutrated profleleae1 lfL atbletlc endeavor . . . wttll stupid lllck,1-llou1e re1ulatlon s," s aid A11emblywomao Teresa Hughes, D-Loa Angeles, a former teacher. Man1en, a former teacher and school admlnittrator, said 1choola shouldn't "Just tell them to 10 out there and see bow badly they ca n c r i pple someone." The bW would require a head coach wbo tacked a teachin1 credential to have taken c:ounea In coacbtn1. care of athletic tnJurt•. and ftnt ald. .......... aaAd the bill could prevent O.J . Simpson from coaela.lq football. She said It was "an actloa to keep th people •.•• Traditional in taste ... Keeping in mind that dressing for our area should be casual comfortable and fun. ' \ l(\!t' l1v1n(' Nl'WJ'C111 0.•<tCh C .il1tom1• l'honc-e>4! ?l)ol ,, • A4 DAIL y PILOT Tu.fdty March 27 1979 .Jo t ~ ~ Bonltiings~ Protest Treaty I ~ oa. fing wlih,@ Tom ~lurpbine • lli op• Art? ~IGNS O•' Tiit: TUU-~" <'lcnrly, 1t wouhl lw u !IOrry l ll' uf ufhu~ If v.~ Jilt'l to lht' ('CJlnl whNt• peopll' I hank lht•y t••rn t•mulJll' t'H'n thlna tht'Y w•· al lht' movlt.'l'I YN tht'rt• is M>nw l'\'llh .•n ct• thJ' 1:. hl•111wning Ju.-.t lht' nth••r 11lf:ht J 17 VNf old Sun Juun ('11111'\truno youth wrn. v11·t0u'.'lh ,l,thht'<i h\ un 1111k1111v. n J''.'IUl lunl whllt• ht• Wll!'I tukmi: ,, i.h11rt wul~ to th•• 1t•'.'ltrf)(1 rn .it ttw M1s111on Dnn 10 Tht·utcr Th· movw ~1n~ :.bo\o\n " 1H1 t•JHC t1lkd ·w arr10r-.. whl('h ruthcr ~l..1mon11•, .:ang '1olt•nt·1• on tht· 11trccta. of Nt>w York Ttt1' 1,n't lht• hr'.'ll m~l.u1c·1• when people· who wer watt·hrnf( f1 c l1on1&I '1ol1·11n lnlt•r tried 11om1· strc~t mayh{'m on lh1•1r V" n , A • RACIAL. ('l.ASll hrokc out la:.t Jo'rldi•Y rught 1n Sao Jo rancuico at tht> OPtmm g n1Hhl or a movie culh:d .. Uoult>vnrd Nights " Th111 om: wa .. n'l about btreet gangs in New York It wa:. about -.tret•l J(<tng!'. In Los AnReles Aftt'r all this. la.-.t n1~ht I wa::. WJt<'hmg part of a movie o n telev1 ~1o n in whic h the plot centered on thl' manufa<·turc of 1lhc1t liquor m Flonda But mainly, 1t wa:. Trying Movie Fant<usy in Real L1/e Could Be l/azordow to Your l/colth nboul racing around m high-s peed automobiles and other vehicle:. The l'ntirc plot seemed possessed of stunt drivers who c ras hed into each other, through barns, pla te glass windows. taco stands, beach lifeguard towers a nd down hillsides While all of this was happening, the occupants or these vehicles seemed to escape unscathed. THEY EMERGED f'ROM npped metal and scatte red g lass without even a scratch Now. after learning what has happened a fter recent s howmgs of street gang movies. you arc lert wondering what might be the result of lhis psychopathic driving epic. Docs 1t mean that people who viewed 1l wall now go out a nd roll over their own ca r~ a couple of times JUSt to see 1f they can walk away·• Will the viewer~ of a Western decide lo copy the while-hat hero by riding two horses w1lh <me fool on each saddle? • Will people abruptly tr y to fly off tall buildings in a s mgk bound JUSl because Superman could do 1t on the s ilver screen? · BUT DON'T LAUGH all tlus orr as absurd. Just the other day. a person was telling me a story of a horrible experience with ill ness. Slowly, as the story was told, I realized th1s wasn't a true hfe experience. It was from a TV soap opera Out I'm not really cerUlin the storyteller reuliied this was f1dion. We're in pretty bad s hape if we can no longer separate myth from reality. Pair Cru s h e d At Universal LOS ANGELES (AP) Two women Rurfered extens i ve injuries when they were crushed against a gate by a s ightseeing tram at UniveTsal Studios. Autho r ities s aid Sus a n HoHman. 27, of Northridge, and Cl.a ra Moldaw, 76, of Van Nuyi., tried to pass through a gale Monday at the sam e time the tram was going through. Both wome n were taken to St. Jose ph Me di cal Ce nter in Burbank, where doctors said they would try to sew on a scclloo of Miss Hoffma n's right ear which was s evered io the accident. By TIM' Aa11odatf'd Pre» A bomb cxl1lodcd todiay under 1t Vt'i<'labk land in on open ajr m..arkrt In the town of Lod. l$ miles tiflbl uf Tel Aviv, killlng a wonrno and woundin1.4 21 peoph•, polh'\' IUUd A llt'ullh M1n111try spokesm an 'IJICI 'IX of lht• wound('d WCrtl n ·h•a111t•d urt1·1 trcutrnent at l\it uf lluroft•h ho~pltal One pt"rson r<·murnt•tJ in c rit1cul <'ondllioo A PAt,•:STINt: L1bl'rttl1on 0 rJ(~lf\lllillOll i..pokl'lJ MUn IO flt·11 ut '.'!Jld a PLO ur11t from lhe Wt':st Dunk or the Joi dun H1vt'r wu~ rt'1lpOns1bk ;1od :.uuJ "The bl..1:.t IJ> 1>urt of a ,,Inn to csealatc nll l:srnt•I warfan· in protl'st fl.Ctit nsl lhl' trt>aty or trt>ason .. lie bald guerrillas throughout Lcb1Anon went on maximum alt'rl a~ainst h .. raeh retaliation In Pun1>. a v1olef1t explosion ripped throu~h a crowded care connect~ with a Jew18h s tudent hostel. IO<'aled In the heart of the Latin Quarter Police reported that a t least 26 0t·cupanls were inJured. two o f them ver y scrious1y AN ANONYMOUS tcll'Jlhonc cnlln told the Fn•ndl nc·ws agt•nfy A.iencc• l"ran<'<' Pn·11.,1· that ttw blast wos the work or a l(rOUJ} C'llllt•d tlll' "AulOJl(llf\OWI Joint lntl'rvt•ntion Grou11 auom't the Zwnl:;t l're11l'nce In Fr:11w•"' as a pro t e s t t1~nln -;t lht• E~yptlon ls rodl P<'BC<' ln•at The Tl'! Aviv blo:sl wos tlw seco nd Mlckuat t•x11lo!!lon sl'l orr J udge Axes Anicle on H-bornbs MILWAUKEE <AP > -The Progressive magazine, which ca ll ed it s effo rt a precedent-setting freedom or lhe press case. has lost its battle to pre vent the government from banning publication of an article on hydrogen bombs. U .S . District Judge Robert Warre n . becoming the firs t f e d e ral judge to issue a n i n jun ctio n im posin l{ prior rest raint on publication in the interest or n ation al security said Monday that dangers of lh~ s pread o f nuclea r weapons outweighed the press-freedom arguments. HE GRANTED T H E gove rnment r e quest for a prelimirwry injunction t o stop the Madison -based news and opinion monthly from printing t h e article . M agaz in e spokesm en s aid the decision would be appealed. Warren said the case, as far a s h e knew, was the first instance of prior restraint based on national security grounds. The a rtic l e, t itled "The llydro~en Bomb Secret : How We Got It, Why We're Telling It ," was sc h ed ul e d f o r publication in the April edition b e fore W a rren i ssu e d a temporary restrainin g o rder March 9. It was to go to press with the May edition Monday before Warren's preliminary IOJUnctJon w11s issued. 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J trusalcm Mond•y OIJCht Despite ttu-threat of Arub terrorism , lsraclla tuang. wc1>l and danced the hora Monday after wi tching the signin~ of their peace treaty with Egypt. About 60.000 persons bruved cold and blu ler y weather to cheer the ceremony Monday as 1t waa shown on u huge TV screen In a Tel Aviv square, then burst into spontaneous song a nd folk dancing under a roresl of peace bunnl!rs and Israeli and Egy plian nags JOY IN WASH INGTON Egy ptia n Pn·s1<knl /\nwur Sadat. n~ht. and his wife ('t•khratt• s1gn1ng o f th<.• Mideast peace .. ~ .......... t rcaly at a White House state dinner Mo nday night. Al left 1s Israeli Pnmtt M 1nistcr Mcnache m Begin Gas Increases Allowed Unhaded Fuel Could Rise 5c in 2 Years WASHINGTON (AP > A (ederal j udge h as approved regulations that are permitting oil compa nie s to i n c r ease gasoline prices by as much as a nickel a gallon over the next two years . U.S . District Judge Aubrey E Robinson Jr. a pproved the "lilt" r egulatio n s Mond ay after f i nd i n g th at the Energy De partment h ad adequately cons idered t he environmental i mpact o f the rules before issuing them . THE REGU LATIONS a rc designed lo increase the supplies o f unl ea d e d gas o line b y permitting oil compa nies to tack onto gasoline m or e of their refining costs. The rules a rc called "tall" regulat1ons because they allow re finers to tilt the impact of price rises. This will res ult m gasoline pnces gomg up more than other petroleum products to compenstate for the extr a cost s or producing unleade d gasoline Previously, oil companies had to a llocate their production costs among all their product~ Thl' r egu lations went into effect March I . T H E R U L E S W E R •; c h a lle nged in court by the Cente r for Auto Safety a nd con s um e r a dvocat e Ralph Nader. They s aid the pricing rules should be delayed because their environmental impact had not b<.•en careful! studied. Their ari.~ument was that lhe regu l ations would ca u s e "perm an<'nl and irrevers ible" harm to air quality because they would increase the price spread between more t>x pcnsive. but cleane r, unleaded gasoline and c heaper, but dirtier. leaded fuel And that , they said. would result in motorists s witching lo leaded gas Robinson said the F:ncr~y De partment had relied on un Environme n tal Protectio n Agency study and a fuel usage survev bv General Motors C<lrp. to Houston from Orange Count}t Hughes Airwest. $142 round-trip. Extra Con~ce. Take off from your local airport and land at close-m Hobby Allport in Houston. Big Savings. Special 1/2-Price Round·Trip Coach fare now extended through June 30. Leave Orange County 8:40a.m. Arrive Houston 2:32p.m. one-stop Fly Buaineu Coach° for only $10 more than theu.ndiecountedone-waycoeoh fare! • Separate. quiet sectlon up·front. • Room to work.1\vo·abrealt hnrt· class seating. • Complimentary cocktails end stationery. Compare our Business Coec~with anyone'• hrlt-clue pnce and MrvJCe • We think our $10 fee will make you say Yes to Businell Coach. BulUMlel Coech offered on •ll OC·9 lhqh11 $10 wrc:~ oood onl,,w1thln the U.S. nc.pt witra·Calilor!Ua. P'a,. tncludet tH and la 1ubiect to chanve w1tnout nocice • CCopyrtQht HU9bee Airw"t 1978. ~=== * Leave Houston 3:00p.m Arrive Orange County 5:07p.m. one-stop Just call cl Travel Auentyour Corporate Travel Arranger, or Hughes Airwest at: Orange County (114) 540-2060 Los Angeles (213) 772-5100 ' .I ' . . . ( e r r. • l r l • Orange ~oast EDITION VOL. 72, NO. 86, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1979 Your Hometown Dally Newspaper· c TEN CENTS OPEC Ups Base Oil Price 9 Percent GENEVA. 'w1t1.erlund tAP t The Ortta n1 .t ut1 0 0 or P~trOll'um t:xportmg 'ountnt'' ~·otcd today to raise the ba:.l' price of crude otl by 9 P'!rt t>nt u:o. o( next Sundav to $14 ~ a barn•I That would i·ncreal>l' Amt!nt•111l pump prices for gasoline bv about two cents a gallon Libya and Vent•.tut'l.i 1m mediately announn•d ::our charges on the new prtct: Th\' nev.• basl' pr1\'f' &pparenlly w s a vktory for the 1w c·alhid Arab modt·tates such u'\ 'Snud1 Arabia and Abu l>hab1 over more mllitunt rnl•mhers such as Algeria, (run. L1bya and lni4 The m1htants apparently i.t-t llcd for the smaller uu·reasc to the base prtrl' m exchange for the surcharge'!>, analysts said The new ba1>c price as the prat'e the oil cartel or1g1nally 1>ct fo r next October m its quarterly 1m·rea e schc.-dule. An OPEC announcement s aid UNLEADED GAS TO GO UP FIVE CENTs---A4 the oil ministers authorized un· limited surcharges over the base price. depending on market de· mand. Todav'::. base price increase 1s ' roughly equal to surcharges an· nounced earlier by many OPEC me mbers and supersedes those s urcharges. However Libya an- nounced it would raise prices $1.66 a barrel over the new base price. Venezuela announced a $1.20 increase. Iran, which lobbied for a whopping 29 percent increase in the base price, said it had no plans ror a surcharge. In Washington. Department of Energy s pokes man James Bishop said department omcials were studying the price increase reports and would withhold com- ment unW after all details had been received. OPEC savs surcharees :ire its response to what it calls • prof· iteering by oil companies who take advantage or the shortage by charging high prices on the short· term, or "spot" market Prices there have reached $20 a barrel recently. The price increases were vot ed one day arter E~ypt and Israel signed a peace treaty but there was no immediate indica· lion that the signing . which m ruriated most Arab nations. was related to the increase The current price for Arabian <SeeOIL, Page A2> Violent Spring StormSoaks Coast Rains To Stay 2Days By TOM BARLEY Of I ... ~llp 1'1101 SIMI A wi nd-whipped Pacific storm d escribed by the National Weather Service today as win· ler's fin al fling is expected to continue drenching Orange County tonight and Wednesday. "We see no sign of rlearing before Thursday," a forecaster s aid. "However, the winds which sprang up Monday nighl should abate on Wednesday." Forecasters expect that most or Southern California wiU be hit by more than an inch of rain before the storm moves out of the area to the southwest. 17 ~ t 'H: Orange County tramc omcers said that many motorists were hampered by flooded intersec- tions and brief , to rrential squalls as they drove to work today. f oj.en Bou.se in Mesa Califor ni a Hi g hway Patrolmen said weather condi· lions were responsible for an ac- cident which backed up traffic for one and one.half miles on Pacific Coast Highway north of El Morro School near Laguna Beach. ' { Neighbor Brian Hunter surveys the damage to the living room or the Jonathan R. Schiesel family at 1592 Caraway Drive in Costa Mesa Monday morning after an out-of-control car had plunged into the house. The car, driven by Thomas F. Brozie, 72, of 1546 Coriander Drive. had knoc ke d over a light pole and struck several parked cars before smashing into the Schiesel home. Although Mrs. Schiesel and two or her young children were home, no one was injured , including Brozie. police said. San Juan Sets Hearing on Violent Films San Juan Capistrano Mayor Kenneth Friess said today he plans to air concerns over films shown at a local drive-in theater afler the Friday stabbing of a 17-year·old boy during a screen· ing or the gang violence film "The Warriors.·· Friess pledged to bring the is· sue before councilmen April 4, noting be had been "concerned about the quality of films at the theater before." "There's been some really violent films al this theater before," the mayor said. "Ap· parenUy there's not much we can do about it legally unless they show x-rated films. .. But we could make a public statement." He admitted it was bard to say /or sure that Friday's violence was prompted by the mm, which graphically depicts gang wars in New York City. But, he noted. there have been other incidents of violence at screenings of the film in other areas across the country. 2nd Newton Trial Set Mesa Store Owner Horwred for Ethics In the light of current publici· ty about consumer abuses, the Costa Mesa Rotary Club decided honest merchants deserve rec· ognition, too. Proverbial lanterns in hand, Rotarians searched through South Coast Plaza and recently announced the awarding or first and second place prizes -for their most ethical salesperson com- petition. First prize went to Alan An· derson, owner of The Livery, a m en's clothing s hop. Second prize was given to Helen Novak, a sales person at Sabrina. a <See ETWCAL, Page A2> Mesa Nude Studio Denied Use Permit By JAcxn:· R'hrAN Ol tllt Oeltr ...... S&eff Tbe attorney for a Costa Mesa nude modeling studio said today he plans to appeal to the Cit.y Council a decision Monday by the Planning Commission to de· ny a conditional use permit. Tbe denial was the latest round in tbe battle between the city and Sunshine Studio, 588 W. 19th St. the studio provides customers with the opportunity to talk with, photograph or sk'etch nude models. money, saying, "You can't zone or regulate certain businesses out of the city." However, Goldberg said the Supreme Court Jlas held that cities do have the right to reg· ulate where adult businesses can be located. He said Sunshine Studio owners would be willing to relocate within the city if such an ordinance were passed. Officers said medical aid was being sought for the occupants of an overturned car. Further details were not immediately available. The CHP r e porte d that collisions involving three cars on the same highway in Dana Point near Del Obispo Street was de· laying traffic in the area. Many drivers or smaller cars r eported that their vehicles were rock e d b y g u sts which forecasters said ranged from 15 lo 25 miles an hour. · Intersections in many com· munities were awash during the rush hour today but traffic of· ricers reported that motorists were not encountering serious problems . Fountain Valley police said the trouble spots in their area were the northbound lanes or Harbor Boulevard at Edinger Avenue and Euclid Street north of Ellis Avenue. Huntington Beach appeared lo· be topping the list in the batUe of rainfall gauges today with analyst J. Sherman Denny re· porting that he had collected .75 inches of rain during the current storm . The season's total in Hunt- ington Beach is 16.09 inches. 8.13 inches below last year's total at this time but more than four inches above Orange County's an· nual average of about 12inches. Costa Mesa's storm tally of .61 inches lifted the season's total to 14.61 inches. Last vear at this <See STORM, Page AZ> o.4ty P'llo4 ,,_ r, P•ricll 0'0..Wtt GUESS WHO LIKED TODAY'S WEATHER JUST FINE? Ducks Lone Players at Mesa Verde Go" Course Mesa and Newport Streets Flooded Heavy downpours forced Newport Beach police to close Pacific Coast Highway between Supe rior Avenue and Dover Drive aJong Mariners Mile to· day. The highway area reportedly was flooded with as much as four feet or water in some loca lions. There were a number of stranded motorists. Meanwhile, Costa Mesa also * * * Storm Ltuhes Southern Ca/,ifomia LOS ANGELES <AP) -A fierce all-night storm lashed the harbor with gale-force winds that" sent an empty oil tanker crashing into a ferry and dock today and dumped more than two inches of raih on parts of Southern California, causing widespread flooding. The storm let up in downtown Los Angeles around 8:30 a.m .. but more was expected tonight. the National Weather Service said. experienced spot floodmg. One stranded motorist on 21st Street told POiice that flood water on the blocked th or oughfa re reached the top of his car window Meanwhile, Fullerton Street between Clay and Cliff Drive in Ne wport Beach was re ported awash in knee-deep water. Newport's Coast Hi ghway flooding came at 11 a.m. Lt. Mike Blitch reported four reel or water flooded The Arches intersection and motorists were stranded all a long the highway. Police dispatched four.wheel drive ve hicles to rescue motorists whose cars stalled in the rising water. Wade Beyeler, director of the city's General Services Depart· ment. said floodinJ? was reported <See FLOOD, Page A2 Coast Weather OAKLAND (AP) Black Panther leader Huey Newton wu ordered today to 1tand trial a second time on char1e1 of ll'llllnt an Oakland Pro&· Utute ftve rean ago. His first trial ended lD a mla· trial 8aUdaJ. The city ls suing the studio for alle1edly operating without a conditional use permit, but a judae baa ruled the studio can stay open wb.Ue It follows the procedures to obtain such a permit. Comml11ionen turned the permit down M> Monday, saying the studio isn't compatible with tbe neitbborhood commercial IOlllDC. tbat it'• too ctoee to both you&b facllitiel and a muaa1e parlor, and tbat they believe it would 8dcl to the blipt in tbe clt1'1 redevelopment area. Weather Cancels Pro-am Event Players from the Women's Kemper Open golf tournament, scheduled to start with a pro-am event Wednesday at the Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa "ll's all the same system.'' said Frankie Latimer of the Na· ~oal Weather Service. '"It's died down a little right now. but we're goinc to have it through tomorrow." Thunder s torm s expected to continue with chance of showers 70 percent Wednesday. Hi ghs Wednesday near 60, lows tonight near so. Winds or IS to 20 mph expected to continue. INSIDE TODAY The feeling o/ belonging '°°' o~lmJng, 10111 .a cultilt con vert os he deacribn hU third week with the "family" of thit IUv. Sun M11ung Moon. See atory, P.~ A7. Supet"ior Court Judae John Cooper Ht a ten- tatlYe trtaf date of .. ., 7. M lnatee earlier, tn a aeparate courtroom , Newtcla w• MDteDCed to ftH dQa ID Jail for nful. lq IO WW qUlltloaa at Ille ftnt ldal about ll18 ... .. c.e. lllortlJ after K ....... lldtll, 17, WU ..... ., •. However, attorney Martin Goldbert Mid today be wW .,. peat ~ dec:ialon to the Ctty Coudl and, lf the permit ll de· nled .t tb8t level, plans to aak a Judp to review tbe cue. ..... ,. llill open," Goldbert Mid of tbe atadlo. He alao attacked wbat be railed a •u'-of ta1pa1en ' Mesa, were able to get in a prac· lice round Monday before rains closed the local course. But to. day the pro-am event was can· celed because of the weather. Today's sports pa1ea include an Interview wltb LPGA superstar Nancy Lopez and pie· tures of other players during Monday's practice on Page Bl. . .. . . . The 1,000-foot ice-breaking oil tanker Manhattan, which has just unloaded 250.000 barrels of Ala1kan crude oil and was leav- iq tbe barbor, was caucbt by 30-knot winds -above the minimum for a 1ale -that sent it plowing into 100 f~t of dock Ind into the Catallna Klq rer· ryboat. The Kln1 in turn 1m11bed lJdo the ferry Monarch, cutt.lna it lOOle from ltl moor· iDCI and MftrinC I fuel line, harbor offlctala said. Coaat Guard apokesman Garth Groff uld tbe f\ael line wu abut down after about ao to 30 gallona of fuel oil lflDecl Into the water. CJ .. CJ ., .. .. M •• as ..... •• ., ., .. A4 M - •' 1\2 DAILY PILOT c TUMday, March 21, 1919 Begin Vow~ Effort Sadat Urges Palestinian Solution WASlllN<tlUN 1<\l'1 1-.(l"V Uun Prn:od1•nt J\nwu1 SudJl Lolc1 Con1rcu \oduy lhul l HiAcl Nhoultl he• pt·r~uuch•d 111 1".t11\•• tlw hntt1•r111~ vn1bl,•m uf l'.1h•i-t1111.1n Arahl\ l111u1•ll 1'1111w l't1 1rui1tt•r M1•11uc hc1H lh•Wlli pl1·d~t·d lhloll h1• wouhl Bolh Saad ut llnd Ht.1 ailn in11t with llH'llllM'I ' or I '1111~1 ...... Ill .in 1•ff111 t lo h111hl ~u111x1rt for th•· ~Id ~IU\ l'll>ll' Of lht• II \'Jl) lMy I tned ln I Wbll l'°"'M ceremony Mond_.y 1 Jtcl•h:d photoi A4. M I Dul bolh addrt"l!l<'d the.• lon•t 'ltund1ng prolllc.·m or whul 111 du .1hout th<' Pult·su nluna, ti l)(Jt11t or c-ont 11lion I h:.at huic '••purul •d llu ill'I from Ilk Arah 1w1~hhor11 tor J generation !'l.11fol rn 11 rn1•1•t111~• wllh n11·111 lwr ' 11( lh1• lluu,1• 11( IC1•11rt•,1•11 l.1t I\ t•s, 1l11l 1111l 1 t• •wt h111 11111,g Dally 1"119C St.If - Let the Sun Shine /\ ere.int• operator lowers a s tack of 15 solar panels. each meas uring four feet by 10 feet. onto the roof of the Orange Co~st YM CA in Newport Beach. YMCA officials expect their $35,000 solar set up, scheduled for completion by this summ<!r , to collect e nough sunshine s ix to eight months a year lo heat both indoor and outdoor pools. 1tated po1lUon lhat. tho P•ltitl· n1un11 ~hould huvt.i a slate of thl'lr own Out hu le ft no doubt thul his ~out for the Puleslln.i aru; ct1ft1•r11 w11Jt•ly from lhal or llt•Mlrt lloU1 lt•ader11 ure t'lcurly com· pt1tln1o: few 1111' !'IUJ)port of Presl· dcnl Curt.,r, who trn:-. urged lhe l't.1lt'~l1111 .111., to 101n lalk1t ht-I wt·t•ll t;~ypt ..ind I s rucl. '>t'httdult'U. of thl' United States "You \'an ui.e your influence to modcrnlf' tht' pos1l1on or lht' l,r,H'lrs ·· SJdal '>Uld Bl•gsn ha:s flatly ruled out 1·n •at1on or a PaJeslJn1an stale In BOMBINGS PROTEST PEACE TREATY-A4 JJfOJ)l)h lO.: a la m1lcd form o r autonomy for the I I million Palcslmrnn Arahs hvrng in the· Wes t Bank and Gaza. In a meeting with m em bers of the Senate. Ucgin µlec.h:~ed thut 1:-.racl will 1>olvc· it!t problem w1 1h lht• Pal1·~lln1<1ns in u man 1\l'r that will rt•la1n Israel's n~hb to prott•ct its own seeuri ty Sc<'urity, he said. means hfc il!tt'lf to the J ewish nation. "I have an appeal to make to you." llegin t.old the senatorl> "Don 't doubt us . D<m 't doubt our intentions Don't doubt our re l>olvt.• to livt.· an peace wi th aJI our nc·1~hbors." And. he added "We want to solve an a humane way the prob lem or the Palestini an Ara bi.. ' Roth Regan and Sadat urged Congress to look favorably 011 r ontlnucd U.S aid promised as part or their treaty of peace Con g rc•ss will b e ask ed to authorize 11 $4.8 billion packagl' of grants and loans for Israel and Egypt Rcgin, referring to his country CIS the only stable de m ocracy in the Middle Eas t . warned of gr owing Sovie t infl uence and s1.11d the Hus:;ians :.ire using proxy w:irs lo l'ndangcr liberty around the world . Winds Knock Out Power Bay Boats Dragged From Anchors By The Associated Press Gus ty wind s and thun· derstorms burfe ted Northern Ca laforrua today. t•uusing C'lec tric power oulaAt's a nd dragning !t o me b o at s fro m th e ir :.inchoraAcs hour were responsible for the o utages in Hills boro . Menlo Park, San Mateo. Burlingame. Cupertino. La Honda. and the Portola s tate park ar ea . Arnott added. Gale warnmgs were issued by the Nalion<1I Weather Scrvicl' tor· coastal areas nor th of Point Conception as the northeast bo und storm blew inland at about 22 mph. In other area:;, winds gusted to 35 mph. 0 .. 1., l"llOll S&atf - Everything but Dalnaatians Cost a Ml'sa City Ma nager F'rcd Sorsabal !'lays a fpw words Monday at the d (.'{J rcation of the <·1ly's nrw f'ire Station No. 3. The staltun al 1865 Park Ave. 1s part of the pl a nm·d "~u pl'f hlotk .. in the city ·!-. downtown rcd<'v<'lopmt!nl <.in:<-1 Also on hand for thl· t'Prcmonic~ wt·n · !from left l fire department secretary Chn .. tim· Smith <·1t~ hous!ng roordmalor Anthon} Can· n.ariato .• Councilman Dom Ral'it1. Mayor f<.d Ml'htrlanll, Monsignor .John F Sam mon und Fin· Chu·f .John Marshun Michelle Denies Affairs Testinwny Nears Erul in Maroin Trial LOS ANGELES <AP > Mic helle Triola Mar vin. winding up rebuttal testimony, s aid lo· day that dunng her s ix-year af· fair with Lee Marvin she never slept with anothe r man · · Dunng that time, when you and Mr. Marvin were scpar al ed . was thl're any other man an your IJfc?" as ked her allom ey. Marvin Mitchelson "No." she answered firmly "Was thf're ever a ny sexual affair 7 " Michelson asked. "No." Miss Ma rvin replil'ti. Marvin's attorney had implied throughout the case that the former s howgirl m ay have had other affairs while Marvin was out of town making movies. At one point. Mitchclson ap. proached Miss Ma rvin, holding in his hand a heart-shaped rock with a crac k in it and asked her lo Identify it. ··Lee gave 1t to me for my birthday r believe ll wa:-. 1967 ... s he s aid "Did he tell you any thing when h e g:1ve 1l lo you ·' .. Mitchclson asked "Yes." said Mis:. Marvin. "that he.· gives m e hi1> heart. broken as it 1s " Befort> eoncluliin~ his direct t>xamination of M1 1>1> Marvin. M 1tchelson askt•d hPr about t he acto r·s a llegation I hat she of fered to gt•t Ollt or his hfc 1f hl' would pay her $50,000 or. later. $100.000 • · 1 never offered to get out of has life for any reason ," she s aid T he lawye r a1>ke d about <1 nolher claim -that she askc.'d Ma rvan to g1 ve her $10,000 to $20.000 a month to leave him and go to Europe. "I neve r o ffe r <'d to go anywhe re. whether he would support me or not." s he said . "Did Mr Mur vin ever ask you to ~et out of hts life '>" asked Mitchelson "Yes," said Miss Marvin .. On a few occasions. whe n he would have a lot lo dr ink." But not when he was sober, she said Mitchclson . attempting to 1m peach the tes timony of Charley Wynn. wife of actor Keenan Wy nn , h ad M i ss M a rv in describe an in cident in which Wynn was arrested ror drunken driving on the way home from M arvin·~ Mesa Seniors' Bowling Meet SlmedMay2 Mrs. Wynn testified that her husband never ~ot drunk t.o lhe point of loiung control. D•tl' l"llOll S&atf -HE'S MOST ETHICAL Store Owner Anderton ,..,.... Pap Al ETHICAL. • • wome n's lingerie s ton· An cst1m:J1f'd G,000 c·us lorncrs of J>uc1fit• c:us & F:lt.•t·trac Co were without power for periods of up to four hours bcglnnlnA at 3 .15 am . s aid c ompan y spokesma n I tarry t\rnott. An estimated 1,000 u:wrs in the uli Ii ty 's 613.000·cus tome r San Jose di v1s1on r em ained without power as of 10. h<' added. Wires slapped together by winds gusllng to 40 m iles per A tree ble w down 1n San Rafael just after 5 a .m .. cutting power to the Marin County Civic Center and a lso to more than 1,600 PG&E customers. Isolated outages caused by winds we re also reported in Mill Vall ey. The Coast Gua rd received re ports of boats dragging anchors al several points around San Fr ancisco Bay because of the wind gusts. It advised boaters to m ake s ure the ir crafts urc secure. Hike 708 Percent Since OPEC Began The second annua l Sen ior Citizen:. He ad Pin Rowling Tournament is sel for May 2 in Costa Mesa The tournament. s ponsored by the Costa Mesa Senior Cit12cnl> Club. will be held al 10:30 a.m and I p.m. at Mesa Lanes at 17th Street and Superior t\ vcnut•. Anyone 50 or older 1s cl1 g1blt• The re will be no hand1copi. Trophies will be awarded 8 1)t h Wl're sc leded on th1• hasis Of INlcrs rrom 1·ustoml'rs desc ribing lhc1r eth1cul st an cfards. ~aid Hotury memher Ned l\ndt•rson. who s{'r vt•d on the committee lhal named the win · ner "Wt• applied lhl' n otary four· way test , .. ht> s aid Cr1tcn u m <'luded truthfulnes:-;, good will. behaving in u munncr benefi cial 10 oil and fu1rnl'ss * * * l"ro. Pa,,e A J STORM ... time the Or:.in1ee County Flood Contro l J(au f(e In lhal c ity re~1~lered 22.88 lnchcs. The sheri(('s harbor patrol in Newpo rt Beach recorded .23 inches for lhe s torm and 13.92 tor the season. Last year the s ame gauge showed 23.68 inches. Measu red rainfall a t the Moult.on·Nlguel water treatment plant in Laguna Niguel l'lhowed • 63 lnchefl for the st.orm and L8.68 inches for the Reason. Las\ year the figure was 28. 78 inc hes. Rain through Wednesday with possible clear ing T hu rsday , forecwst.ers said. Orange Coast low tonight about SO. high Wed· nesday 65. OftANOf COAST c DAILY PILOT ,,._. 0,,.,.(11.M.t 0.Hf ,._OM • ..titft •PM:"f\(lft'\ ... _, ................ "-·-b•l""°'-, .. ,, """"'\fwill~ftY ~•lll'l'jllof••~•r• ........ --·· .... _ , , ... , ... C..t• Ml>w Ho-"-<Kii H ................... l~- 14•lfl Y•I ... ,,._ {_ .. «ftt-ft(M .. A , ...................... l\ __ t..wt ..... -'""'*"'' "-... --........... 1,,. ...... "•1 lJll W.v••·"-, .... _ c..i ........ -. .-.. .... .... -, ..... __ '•011 C..lty Yo<O ... Ol<ltfttfNl0._M ___ .,,.... .. _ ... ,., ,_,._,.... -... .... _ CIM"''" t..-.. (...,.I" Nell ""'~ ..... ._.. .... llW) • A b l own . h igh -vol tage tra nsformer a l the SunnyvaJc focility of Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. forced the firm to send home about 4,000 workers who reported for 7:00 a .m . and 7:30 a.m. sruft.s. said s pokesman Will Hilbrink. The cause of the short Is un· known, said Hllbrink, adding that power was restored to hair of the racilllv bv 8 a.m . * * * ,..,.... Pap A J FLOOD ••• io homes and businesses all over tbe city. "We 've got pumps a nd sandba~s all over town." the harr ied cityofflcial said. "There are a 1ot of uncon-. firmed reports. but frankly we've been too bully to check them out." City offlclals reported ear lier today lhat there were virtually no problems from the rain storm lhat hit the uea before midnight Monday. However. t his morning's downpour apparenUy was the culprit ln the flooding reported near mld·tlay . Elsewhere on the Oran1e Coast, San Cleme nte firemen said heavy rain m ay be responsible for a one·foot·wtde . creek tbet ha• opened up in a wall adJolnln1 the ShorecUtts Mobile Country Club. Cra~ka and sllppa1e ln the area neeesaltated the evacuation of three occupant• of mobtle homes ln the park IH t Nov· •mber. Fire Capt. Gary Carmlcbatl Mid tbe ttack ii 15 to IO tMt. Iona ud ""1'>' d"P· We are ·w1tftlal the IJtyaUoa careful· • , ... he..td. • Cotta 11... offtctala said a tradtUoul bwbl• spot at *b II.net ..S AaaMtm AYenut wa .... ...., ..... la ... Udto ... ~ ...... NEW YORK IAPl -T he Organization of Petrole um Ex· porting Countries' latest base price for crude oil of $14 .54 a barrel is 708 percent higher than lhe basic price for a 42-gallon barre l when OPEC was formed nearly 19 years a110 OPEC bases its pnce schedule on the price of Saudi Arabian light crude oil . which is r~lative· ly easy to refine Into gasoline a nd olhcr fuel:l. The $14.54·8· ba rrel price. which takes effect next Sunday. originally was lo have been posted in October . OPEC also said it would allow me mbers lo add individual s ur· charges or as much as they fell market conditions dictate. In l9rli0, that light oil was sell· Ing for Sl.75 a barre l. Its price rose a11 high as $2.08 in 1957, but the n fell back to $1 .80 by August 1960, a month before the found· ing or OPEC. Several modes t increases we re poaled In 1971 and 1972, but prlce1 started rlslnf sharply In 1973. In January o that year. OPEC's ba se price stood at $2.59 a barrel. Oy the end of the year . the base pricc had risen lo $5.03. and In January 1974, the price soared to $11.46. OPEC split o n prices in January tm Saudi Arabia und the United Arab Emirates were selling oil at SL2.ot a barrel. wbHe the other U OPEC mem· bers opted for a Sl3·&·barrcl b11e Price. * * * Pre.P ... .4J OIL •. ll1ht crude oil, the ao·called benchmark or lh• lnduatry. ii S13.a5 for a 42·g•llon b arrel. A 5 percent Increase In OPEC prices uau•llY lnere .... the American price ol 1uoline about a penny a 1allon . Anal,.U here MUmaWd lbe MW b9M prie9 di add about flJ.5 bllUon to OPEC coff en thJ1' (,ear (rom lnduttrlalhed 9ltem natloal. u About six months latf'r. the dispute ended in a compromise as the Saudi bloc boosted It~ price 5 percent to $12.70, whale• the other OPEC membe rs de cided t.o drop plans for a 5 per cent hike over their already higher prices . The r esult of the com promise was a 10 percent 1n t'rea se for OPEC's base price in 1977. The $12 70-a barrel price re maaned in ertect through 1978. Entry forms can be ohtninc<f at the c·1ty Lt•isure Ser vice' 01'.'partment . Hoom 305. 77 F'air Or1Vl', al the Community Center o n the Orange County Fair grounds or al Mesa Lancl> Entry fee is $.1 and rei;:1slra l ion rteadllnc 1s April 16 In fo rmation IS availa ble rrom Wayne Baldwin at i54 5391 or J im Kohlman al 642·4020. "T he wrnn111g letter t rl'ce1 ved nftcr the conlf'SI was pubhc1u'(f 1n thc mull 1 :.aid l'Xa<'llY what Alan J\ndl'rMm hlid clone in c<ich of I hc:.l' categories.·· Anderson s:ud He said lht• l<'llt>r was written hy Matthew Weint>t'r~. whosl' home <iddrt''' wu,n'I avmlable. This Easter, give a pet that will be a lifetime friend . SLt\VICK'S 18 P.uh1on Isl.and • 611 · I HfO N1:wiior1 Sc:.ach ~un.i lirllt • Wcarmtn\lt't 4 .... Our cold· t:.1 .. t bron1.-t• min1.1IUrL'!> di\' lnlTit .ih•ly h.111J p.lantt.'ll for n.1tur.1l t'oloratton .rnd dcp11.:tcJ "' 1lw1r 11.1tur.il ht1b11.11 I .1rh 2 •,." high \'1\l h $2..'l. ''""'' W. A1111<'" • '-n I>•._., • &...• Vt,u• .. ---'---\• .............. •""-"' .. ,_...,,,. t.,.,... .... A ..... #N '4_.... l Ntflt , STOCKS I BUSINESS ... , .... - ~.~77.1979 s DAILY Pll.OT U FoodP~a Some Shoppers Tell of 'Outrage' By SYLVIA POllTEa ._.. ........ ~ In the face of soaring Cood prices. consumers are start· ing to return to money-saving habits, even lhough, as the following shows, they still are spending relatively freely. Relatively few are cutting back meat purchases, ac- cording t.o a survey conducted for the Food Marke ting Institute, a s upermarket trade assoelalion. Few are avoid· ing prepared or ready-made "convenience'' foods : few are s hopping at dl((erent s upermarkets to take advantage of special saJes. More are buying impulse items, according to 1978 fitures. THF.SE ARE AMONG THE FINDINGS of a survey by pollsters Yankelovlch. Skelly and White. Data collected for the fi rst two months of 1979 suggest consumers are Increasing efforts t.oeconomlze. Consumer resentment 01'er the cost of food is not yet as intense as during 1974, when food prices jumped about 14 percent. The s urvey suggests mounting resignation to Inflation. To gauge bow con· sumers feel about food prices. the survey uses what it calls the "Out· rageous Food Price" in· dex, based on shoppers wh o indicate d they were infuriated by the Money's Worth prices of 11 items. This composite index declined from ,lu· ly 1974 to July 1975. rose s lightly during 1976, and began to drop again in /\pral 1977, to its low point in the 1978 survey T he index is beginning to climb a~ain. Coffee prices remain a sore point for S6 pt>r<'ent of con. sumers. Prices for drugs and pharmaceuticals are con· sidered outrageous by 43 percent. About one in four con· sumers thinks the prices of frozen orange JUicc and paper goods are outrageous INFLATION RAS CAUSED WHAT probably will be permanent changes in shopping behavior: 70 p<?rcent say they stock up on bargains. 70 percent say they buy lower. priced store brands. 60 percent say they buy jus t the amount they need and 54 percent say they buy in quantity if it is cheaper. according to the survey. These trends are heavily influenced by the attitudes and habits of one group or shoppers who are playing an ever more important role 1n the market: working women: 43 percent of the women who ~o to supermarkets work full or part-time. Their outlook, needs and behavior are signicantly d1f· Ce rent from those of non·worlong women They are squeezed for llme more than money, which accounts for at least some of the rise in 1mpul~e buying a nd the purchas(' of convenience foods Compared with non-working women. they are less likely to stretch their budgets by baking. canning a nd freezing, meal planning or cents-off coupons Next ··No-oome" Product& Samuel B. Goldstein, South Laguna. has been named production operations director for Electronic Devices Division of Rockwell International Corp He Is responsible for manufactunng, material and quality control activities required for producing microelec· tronic devices. • Larry J . Matranga, Fountain Valley. has been n~medl a vice president of California Land Tille Co. He Is assistant sales manager of Los Angeles County for the company. a subsidiary of California· World Financial Corp. He has been associated with the company since 1968 and was its "salesman of the year " for Los Angeles Coun- ty In l975. 1976 and 1977 Last September he was promoted to assistant sales manager for the county • John Glade has been appointed vice president for Engineering for AJpba Micro, an frnnc manufacturer of micro computers and computer products. H" worked for Hu~hes Aircraft in Los Angeles. then joined the Autonet1cs d1v1s1on of North American A v1at1on Cor p .. now Rockwell lnternational. as a sy~tems engineer in 1968 Two years later, he helped organize Western Digital Corp .• Costa Mesa, eventuall y heading the slaH rcsp<>ns1· ble for applications engineering m the company's micro computer products He moved to Computer Automation in Irvine in 1976 and was director o r e ngineenng for its Industrial Products Division when he joined Alpha Micro . • Bernard K. Suttle has been appointed director of employee relations for Bentley L1boralories, Inc., Irvine His most recent position was with the Hi -Shear Corp. as director of industrial relations for two years. He had a similar position with Omark Industries for five years. * Janine P. McCl•tkey has been promoted to assistant. m anager at Wells Fargo Buk's Westminster office. She is former banking services officer at the Orange ~ty Airport office of the bank. She joined the bank in 1975 and speot two years al the Wllsfiire·Flowe r ortice. * Josepll F. Clark has joined MSI Data Corp., Costa Mesa, as national 5ales manager for Tellus, a ne w data en· try terminal that is to monitor and measure consumer at· Utudes. He is former directo r or marketing for Tymsharc Transaction Services. a Tymshare Corp. subsidiary that Is the Muter Charge and Vlsa processor for seven western states. He also is former vice president of rnarkeUng for National Data Corp.. which operates hotel and motel reservaUon systems and provides other computer-based · consumer services. PUC to Appeal Ban EUREKA (AP> -Tbe California Publlc UUltUea Com· mlNlon wW appeal a federal court order tbat ba,. I\ from relui.tial air,.,... and ru.. wttb1.n the lta\e. Tbe decilloa •aa aDDOUDCed ln Eu.retta, where north coaat ,..,_., and offlclala baft c:omplalned about Ute Uc-et prteel and cutback Jet flillda tbat followed t.M U.S. A.lrUM Dentculatloa Act 1ut falf. kller Ulia ....... u .a. Dtltrtct ODurt Judi• eqjolae4 tbe PUC from •ttempdq to enforce NM .... resUlallDI' lalrutac. air t.rame. The court. bl!Jd that UM r•ral law pre-emptattate autborit)t. , ... ' • lWLYPILOT COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Br'4 AndtrlOft FUNKY WINKERIEAN by Tom Bath* .. 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Ryan 9ECAUSE: l0M NOi OV~R 'Tlif: LASI 6'+7 FIN6ERS I HE:l.Pf P ~ANl7A61:. in by George Lemont TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACAOSS 50 Str1111· UNITED Feature Syno1ca1c 1 Vaull St Indian gar Monday"s Puulc Solve<!. 5 SI -men1 Calhl!Cral 52 Eacess1v11 10 Slide pape1worl\ 14 Persian poet 2 words 15 --in Che 56 Ca1cn !locket 60 Pass over 16 Po• 61 Agitator 17 Paymenl 6'I Plunge 19 B11s101 s ~ ·· - - rover day on 20 Asian ass Hell 21 N. 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