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MOTHER NEAR THREE MILE ISLAND PROTECTS CHILD
~rs. Catherin M•yberry, 21, Covers Daughter KIMberly
DAILY PILOT
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 30, 1979
VOL. 12, NO, It,• SIECTIO..S, 62 .. AOIES
British
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Residents-Leave
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-Pair Found Guilty
In Newpor.t Slaying . ~·
fficial illed
Radioactivity Spews Car Hit
By BoDih
Blast Partial Evacuation Advised
HARRISBURG. Pa. <AP> -Gov Dick Thornburgh today ad-
vised the evacuation of a pre-
school children and pregnant
women from within fi ve miles of
the Three Mile Island Nuclea r
plant following a new release of
radioactivity from the crippled
racility He ordered schools in
the area closed and urged resi·
dents within 10 miles to stay in·
doors.
•'This and other contingency
measures are based o n m y
be lief-that an excess of caution
is best.'' Thornburgh said. "Cur-
rent (r adioactivity ) readings
are no higher than they were
yesterday. However. the con-
tinued presence of radioactivity
in the area and the possibility or
further emissions lead me to ex-
er cise this utmost caution."
The governor s aid that he
spoke with President Carter and
the chairma n of the Nuc1ear
Regulatory Commission this
morning about the situation.
"Based upon the evidence,
and the best technical advice
ava ilable, the president con-'
Coast
Fair a nd s lightly
warmer through Satur-
day. Lows tonight 43 to 48.
Highs Saturday 63 lo 68.
IN81DE Te•A 't'
Don'r g.t cauoht Jn. a jam or Ornge Cocut Collegt'•
Jou Felflool. F'ind •who'• JJ4oPIG IOhm.and 11oto to get
ticut1 °" P.o{le CJ.
curred that there continues, at
present readings , no reason for
panic or imple mentation or
emergency measures" such as a
general evacuation, Thornburgh
said.
John Corney of t h e
Pens y l vania Emerge ncy
Management Agency, asked if
people were leaving the area on
the ir own, said: "They are.
Bus inesses in Harrisburg a p·
pear to be releasing employees.
People are leaving the Har-
ris burg area."
An ~ir raid siren blar~ at
about ll:lS a .m . in downtown
Harrisburg, but David Milne, a
spokesman for the state Depart-
m e n t or Env ironnie ntal
Resources, said it was an un-
authorized signal set off by local
fire officials to tell people to stay
indoors.
Trame was heavy on the
streets of Harrisburg 10 miles
from the plant and in surround-
ing communities. Service sta-
tions were crowded with cars
a nd pedestrians hurried along
the streets to head indoors.
Busin~sses shut down early
a nd overburde ned telephone
lines were jammed in the area.
There wer e conflicting ex-
planations of what caused the
new release or radioaclivity.
. Crikhlow said the release oc-
cur red as worke rs carrie d
radioactive waste from one
storage area to another.
Nuclear Regulatory Com-
mission spokesman Frank In-
Strike to Halt
Vnited Flighta
CHICAGO <AP) -United
Airlines said it would canc~t its
1,800 dally scheduled fli1hta
after midnight ton11ht because
of a work stoppa1e by members
of a· maellllliats • union.
Fli1ht1 already en route
before the 12:01 a.m. deadline wen .,, .... to proe!eed to ~~ii•=::-;~ ltactr~--·rtenbere. Tiie tile 11,111
memblfl ti 1111 llderaatloaal
A.Aocl ...... llMbiallta ... Mn"tee...,., oa 1'bundQ Nttea.1•'8Matlvea,...._.
reached March II between
airline aad wdoa otncialt.
gram first said in Washington
that the release occurred as an
automatic part or the recircuJa·
lion of reactor cooling water.
But shortly thereafter. he said
his information may have been wrong.
The governor's press office
said there was a reading of 1,200
millirems per hour at the plant
vent. from which the gases
<See NUCLEAR, Page A2>
* * * Peopk Leave
Without Panic,
Police Report,
HARRJSBURG, Pa. (AP> -
Shortly after the announcement
today or the release or new
radiation from a nuclear plant.
people began t-0 leave the area
and others made ready to leave
if they had to. There was no
panic.
Even before the state suggest-
ed that pre-school children and
pregnant women evacuate a
flve-mUe area around the Three
Mlle Island nuclear power plant,
many HarriJburg residents who
heard about the new releases or
radiation were concerned
enou1h to pick up and leave
town.
"People are leaving tbe Har
risburg area. Harrisburg tM.mi-
nesses apparently are releasing
their employees early." said
John Corney, spokesman for the
Pennsylvania Emergency
Management Acency.
Streets were congested with
traffic, gas stations -were
Jammed and pedestrians scur-
ried along, hurrying to get in-
doors.
There was no immediate
ntimate of how many people
were leavina the area. State police called the traffic
moder•te, and a spokeam•n
sliid, "P9ople are leaving. But
moetly they seem to be going
home. We have no problems
anywllere. No accidents. no
bloek ..... " •
"I'm lao old IO be concerned
•boat nll•toa tbat 's 1o1na to
knock me off 30 yean from
DOW," Mid aae resident.
Atked ti he wu leavint. be
Hld ~ "I *-'l want to stay aay
C ... LMVB, Pa1eAJ>
o.i1, '"'lot PIWI• .,, Palrk ll 0'0....11
Golf star Nancy Lopez indulges in a lolliPoP while signing
an autograph for a fan prior to first round play in t he
Women's Kemper Open at the Mesa Verde Country Club
in Costa Mesa Thursday. She turned in a 71 -even par
for the day, two shots off the pace set by J apanese pro
Chako Higuchi. See Page A12 for tournament details and
photos.
'l:w.e Men Guilty
I
ID B0¥~n Killing
lly GAaV GRANVILLE °' .. ....., ...........
Oranae County Superior Court
Judge Robert Kneeland found
Raymond Rnco and Anthony
Marone Jr. 1u11ty of second
de•ree murder today in the 19'17
Newport Beacb s taytn1 or
Stephen John Bonn of Fountain
Valley.
Reeeo and .,.,.,.. were allO
fond pllty tJI eomplracy to kid·
nap In coane~tton with the
eventa U.t led to Bovan's •boot·
in1 dnth Oct. JI, tm.
The CCJftYictJon tJI the two de· f e adant1 brou1bt the total
number of de fenda nts found
guilty ln the Bovan case so far to
three,
·Last month, a Superior Court
jury declared Jerry Peter Fiori
of Huntington Beach, the gun·
man in Bovan's death, guilty or
lbe same lwo charges as well as
tbe. use ol a gun when commit·
t1n1 a felony crime.
Flori. Relc:o and Marone are
tbe Moealled ltaliana in a drug
1mu11lln1 cons piracy un-
coverwd in tbe wake or Bovan's
death in the earb momtng houri
outalde a Newport Beach nitery.
(See BOVAN, Pase Al)
LONDON CAP t A bomb
bl as t rippe d throu g h an
automobile outside the House of
Co mmons toduy und kill ed Airey
Neave. the Conservative Party's
parliamentary s pokes m an on
Northern Ireland mid right-hand
man lo Con~cr vative leader
M arj;!aret Thatcher , a uthorities
n·ported
Polle•(• i.:.i1d the bomb went off
as the car. described as a blue
auxhall and apparently driven
by Neave . was al an entrance
ram p leading to the under-
ground parking garage al the
s praw lin g P a l ace or
Westminster. the seal of Parlia·
mcnl on the River Thames.
J\ Scotland Yard spokesman
~aid the blast was caused by a
half.pound explos ive device
placed in the front of the car.
Polire offi cers on the scent!
s a id they believed the person
who planted the bomb esca(>t!d
on a motor scooter , a nd police
units lhrouj;!hout the capital
were a le rted lo be on the
lookout.
T here we re no threats or
warnings before the bl ast. police
suid. and no one claimed im·
mediate responsibility.
But Irish guerrillus undoub·
ledly would be among the prime
s u s pects ch ecked b y in -
vestigators.
The a ssassina tion came as
Mrs. Thatcher was marshalling
h('r Conservative forces ror a na-
tiona l election May 3. which the
latest polls favor her to win.
The 63-year-o ld Neave, a
m e m ber o f Parlia m e n t
re p resenting Abingdon in
Berkshire, west or London, was
th e .. shadow·· spokesman in
Parliament on Northern Ireland.
the province whe re I rish
Republican Army auerrillas arc.
<see BOMB, P11e A2 >
PllDIYJEWS
SPRING EJIENT
S pring values and special
eve nts g reet s hopp e rs a t
Fashion Island.
The Newport Beach shopping
cente r and the Dally Pilot
celebr1te s pring with a speci al
12-page magazine , Sidewalk
Bazaar.
Don'l miss SidewalJ< Bazaar ln
tod1y'1 Dally PUot.
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Ilea.Uy on flap Bough
1J ·h •vc the egret , :W.hich favors a damp, mars h y tcr~ain.
will thnv ·on cond1llons c r eated by recent he a vy rams /\ JJ;Jll ol t·~rt·h m.1kt• .1 ul\.!Jt·.,tu -.pr 111gt1mc µ1 <:turc a i.
lht•y "f'tllt• on J ll l'l' hn 111t·h flt•ar ltW tr1h•rM°CllOO Of J1:tn1
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Bandsmen
To .Fake It
WASHI NGTON IAPI
Two marching bunds pre-
tending they an· playing
ins trument ... will takl' purt
1n :.i paradl' hl'rt• r<.·<·ogn11.
in~ nt•xt Wt><·k a~ Nut1Cin<1 l
M1m1• Wel'k
The Senate adopted a
Nationul Mime Wl·ck
resolution Thursday.
'fhl're was no indication
w heth<•r supporttnH the
rt:solut1on. sponsorP.d b y
Sl'n. S I Jlayakaw:1 . ft
Calif .. bound m<'mber!> of
Congress to n •ma1n mutt·
du rm;! nt•xt week ·~ com
mt•moratJon.
Police Seeking
Auto Vandal
Fullt·rton poltt<· Wl'rl' lookin~
loduy for tJ BH gu11 luting vandul
who damaged 22 wi ndows in
l'ars ::ind busme11s r1 rms along
Com monwealth Avenue Thurs
day a fternoon.
Officers swd no one wm, in
JUrN1 in lhl• !.hooting spre<· that
..,tc.irted about 2 :40 pm und ()(·
currl'd ul scattered SPols from
the 1500 block or West Com
monwt>alth to the ROO block 11f
F;ast Commonwculth
$1 Million Loot Found
Man, 32, Suspect in 2,000 Burglaries
.. ~onT LAUDERDALE. Fla.
1 AP I .lohn Arthur M acLean
nC'n•r 1•ven hatl a traHir ticket
against h1 :.. n<1mc before this
month.
Now the 32-year·old MacLean
has been charged in connection
with n $1 million robbery, and
police say he 1:.. a s us pect in up
lo 2.000 bur~laries along lt.a
F.as t"m &•ahoard in wh ich $125
rn1llrnn worth flf goods wa s
s toll'n 1n hlx v<•ars.
Until hr W<th arrc!>ted March 16.
he· w a i, anonymous.
"Not cvl'n his fingerprints
were on rile•," on<· unidentified
offi cer told the fo'ort Lauderdale
Sun &•ntinl'I and Ne·ws
"Only on<' or two µ<•oplc knew
what hl· looked hkc " hecuuse he
wore a mask when meeting with
:H·t·omplic-l''-· tt det<.•t·t1 ve told the
m·w!>pa1w rs "And they knew
him by a n cilrns. Boli fo'roi.t."
It \.\a!> lo that name the.it detcc·
tivt''> ~ay they tniced <1 poli<:e
Irvin~· Co. Suit
radio scanner left at the scene of
a Sl million robbery J an. 'l:1 at
the home of Dr. Keith Wold. The
radio's serial number was filed
off, detective A.rt McLellan said,
but he began trying to trace the
radio's three tuning cryslall>
that enable the listener lo lune
into police channels .
The detective pore d o ver
stacks of invoices and rud10
broc hures to pin d o wn the
crystals, till he fina lly traced
the m lo a Fo rt L aud erdale
plant. then lo a deulersh1p and
fina lly lo a customer who gave
the name "Bob Fros t." Ills ad
dress was Mac Lean's, police
s aid. ·
A search of MacLcan's home
March 16 turned up more than $1
million worth of gems. furs and
guns believed to be J)art of th('
haul stolen from houses along
the Eaat Coast, police said.
When Macl.ean was arrested
to be charged with Possession of
stolen prop('rty, he reportedly
..:reeled offi ccn, by their names
and radio numbt:r1>
"You're Kilo 30," he allegedly
told one detective.
lie re portC'd l y bad taken
photographs of various ofriccrs.
and source!>, who ai.ked that
their names not he us<'d . !>aid he
knew t he identities of some 1-~a1
agenth and at onl' poml even
fo llow(.'tl them .
M a<'l~an po:\tcd $150,000 bond
and was freed But ht.• wafi or
dl•rcd re ·arrc s tl•d :.ind held
without bond when McLe llan
d iscovered that allOul '100 ;iddl
t1onal radio <'rystalh found at the
home were also for police railio
frequencies .
"MacLean had cr yst als for
every police chc.in nl'I in the
Northeastern states , mclud1ns.;
a ll of New England, as well a:.
ones for Dade, Broward, Palm
Beach, Leon and Martin coun·
ties in f1orida ," the det.ecllvt.'
s aid.
MacLean was r e -n r r t.'stcd
Tuesday when he was !>polled
driving on Interstate 95. 111:..
blond hair had heen dyed black
and he had sta rted to grow u
beard, police said.
F ..... PflfleAJ
NUCLEAR PLANT. • •
escaped. Critc hlow uld th•\
readlftl meant a po11ible radJ•·
lion expe>1u.re of 100 mlllirems for
someone downwind from the re-lease.
E. C. McCabe. section ch.let of
the NRC, who was at the plant
slte, uld: "I did not expect the
radiation levels lo be th.at high.
"The ve nting of the tank
because of the pressure is
necessary." McCabe said. "Ir
you rupture that tank you would
have a aubetantlal release.
"The plant Is not cooling down
as fast u would be expec:ted,"
he added. "There have been
some problema wllh the letdown
system. It haa been slower than
we would have Uked, but we are
progreuln.c."
McCabe aald a 30 millirem per
hour reading was taken south of
lbe plf01t after lhe release and
was ~p1dly decreasing.
McCabe said that, at the rate
of 30 miUirems an hour, an in·
dlviduaJ could be expected to be
exposed lo radiation for 130
years without lll effects.
"We know th at 25,000
milllrems does not cause serious
c hanges in the body," he said.
"The max.imum allowable <for
pla nt workers> under norm al
condlt.iona ls 3,000 millire ms per
quarter <three months .")
The average American ls ex
Posed to 100 lo 120 mllllrerm of
radial.ion per year . including
radiation from everything from
s pace to X-rays .
A mUlirem ls a term used lo
measure absorption of radiation
by body mass.
Energy Se<:relary James n
Sc hl e s inger said l od ay 1n
WHbln1t.on, meanwhile, lb&l
Wednesday's a ccident was
serioua, but "it UDdeneoret1 how
safe nuclear PoWer has been ln
tbe past .''
Thornburgh s ald earlier today
he was conelderin~ evacuating
all the nearly million resldenl6
from a four-county area s ur.
roundtna the facility. The coun
tles are York, Dauphin, Lan·
castel' and Cumberland.
NatJonal Guard and local civil
defe nse authorities were put on
spec ial alert.
Earlier, om cials said a con·
trolled r eleas<' of lo w level
rad1at1on was still beaming from
250,000 gallons or h1~hly radm:i<·
t1 ve wa tc·r ln!>tdt.' a di:,ablcd
nuclear 1>0wer plant, and ex
perts saJd th<! water might h<tve
to be buried in l ead o r
evas>0rated.
n u t al that lime federal
a uthoritrei. E..a1d the r;idiatmn
was contained ins ide the plant 'c;
280 ·acr e pe r imeter and no
longer was a threat to nt!tj(hbors
of the power plant.
The radiation 11tlll beins de·
te<:t.d wa&J evaporolln& off the
floor of the uux.lllary hulldlng.
Plant offi clalA said the rad.JaUon
lnalde the reactor dome waa 100
times the normal level.
Plant e ngineers wrestled with
the two most like ly ways to
clean up the nuclear·c barged
water. sealed inalde the reactor
dome and ankle·deep Inside
another building whe re water HI
normally cooled.
One method to deal with lht·
problem would be to solidify th1·
waste material and bury it m
lead -lined canis ters Another
would involve evaporating
r adioactive gas e s fro m tht:
water and storing the gasCR in
holding tanks until they lm.c
r a dioactivity and can be rt.>
leased Into the air, said Richard
Klingaman, ch1cf or generation
engineenng. The cleanl>ed watl'r
would then be nushed into th<'
SusquehaMa River .
The nuclear accide nt fu clt'<I
fresh controvcr11y over the s ak
ty of atom ic powe r . N R<'
Chairman Joseph Hendrie saul
in Washingt.on on Thursday that
he was fairly ccrt<Jm 1t was lhl'
worsl ac<'ldcnt ever at a U S
commercial nuclear facility.
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LEAVE •••
longer than I have to."
Caroline Harcle rode . 55, who
al!..o works in downtow n lfar risbur~. was worried, hut said
she wasn't going anywhere . Yet
"I'm a lilU4' bit sbook up. 1
think every~y Is." she said
''There's so little you can do. In
any emergency like this the lo
ll1 a l feeling ts helplessnes~ "
"I'm not going to panic and
run out of he,,,, when my bosi..
aays go, we ,o," said Judy
R app , a Penns ylvania O p
tom etric Association employee.
Four clas~ of fourth grltders
from Monroe Ele me ntary School
in Cumberland County acrosx
the Susqueh anna R iver from
Harrisburg found the ir tn1> lo
the state Capitol d1bruptccl by
the warnings issued aftPr t h1•
new rad1oal'l1 vt· rel Pu -.•· ;ii th1·
!JI ant
Thi· l'hJldrcn we rf' ... cnt h11m1·
t·<Jrly
,.,.... Pap A I
BOMB ...
fighting to "ncl llrit1sh <'Ontrol
Th is m1:ant hr wa:. c·h1 ef critu· or
the Labor f>ilrty governme•nt ·..,
policit·s then• and formulator uf
Conser vative polky on th<> is. ... ue
A s Mrs That c h1·r ·~ aidl'. P olice es tim ated dum agc
would run mw the thousands of
dollars The susJ><•cl wa~ dnvmi.:
u durk blu • c·omp11<·t c·ur, po1Jc:1•
fl' JJO rt<.'tl
Fraud, Negligence
AtMed to Charges 0 100
..... --M1fes --""4 NEW YORK Neave was l'Ons1dn<'d a likely
t' and Id .. , t• r I) r l h (• 111 b a !>
Northern Ireland ~C<'fl'lary or
home S('CrNa ry m a Th<ttt·her
government.
Price Guide
'Shored Up'
WASlllNGTON (API The•
Carter administration 1s trying
~o rescue ilA foundering :mti
inflation program by shoring uµ
its voluntary price guldellne11 for
bustn<.'8scs
The Council on Wage ::ind
P rice Sta bility asked the na
lion's 1,300 largest corporalion.s
Thursday to begin reporting
price data on a quarterly basis.
The council also singled out
five industries, where prlcei.
have risen most rapidly for
closer monitoring. And it ~ovcd
·lo close a "loophole" that hud
allowed many bus inesses to pass
· their higher costs on to con sumers. .
Art Recovered
SAN FRANCISCO CAP l -A
rente4 U·fla ul vitn fiUed with
$500 ,000 worth of oriental
ertlfacta, ~ported stolen from tt'
<ily street, wq discovered In a
eompany lot Thursday where
.employees h•d driven It after
11elghbora complained it was
"blocking a fire hydritnl.
ORANOEcOMT
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By JERRY CLAUSEN
OI Ille O•llY "ltet Statt
J oan Irvine Smith and her
mothPr huvc added "fraud" and
"negligence" to c harges against
the Irvine Company a nd its ex-
c-r ut iv e co mmittee in an
a m e nded laws uit fl1 e d in
Superior Court Wednesday af-
te rnoon.
The a m ended compl ai nt
c laims company fla ns lo in· crease the size o a pipeline
bringing domestic water Into
Orange County by a bout 24 per·
cent actually will diminish ir·
rigation water supplies.
T h at, they cont.end, could
eliminate favorable agricultural
preserve tax s tatus attached to
much of the compa ny's un·
developed land and eventually
result in the piecemeal sitle of
the property, possibly to com-
petltora.
T h e a m e nde d complaint
follows a suJt filed March 22 ln
which the two women seek a
court order halting the proposed
$3.6 milllon expansion of the
Diemer lntertle plpellne. The
line la d esign e d to bring
northe rn California and
Colorado River water from
Yorba Unda lo 11 water agen·
clea In southern Orange County.
Mrs. Sm.Ith or Emerald Bay
and her mother, Athalle R.
Clarke, of Corona del Mar. claim lhe plpellne size increuc
to be financed by the Irvine
Company aa a hedge against
drouaht also would benefit land
development competitor• who
could draw wat.er throucb water
a1encie1 participalln1 in the
pipeline venture.
lnltlal plans can for the Irvine
area lo get only about a qwuter
of t he Increased a m ount or
water to be mad• avallable
throu1b the UM u..-aa&on.
II the Irvine Randa Water Ola-
tMcl doe. not plcll up an opUon
for t~ rest ot Che weter, It eould
be allocated to tbe oth•r .,.... clea lnvolwd In U.. toaatnlCUoa
at a total coal of •bout 1100 mlllloo.
The women claim tbet tbe
more expenalY9 Imported •aa.
treattkl to.-do ..... Uc coeee..,:
Anh Aim Spit
BAGHDAD, 11'eq <AP> -The
Areb eonfen11e9 to puldall ZOP-
tln PNlld9DtAnwulldllfor
1l1nln1 • PHH '::? wttb rar .. 1 eppeand be lor a
........ la dlNPr8J .... , U
l11dl ..-.bla •ftd otller .... ......... Nluled to .. ...,.
H ntliom.
lion, would not be beneficial to
agr iculture .
The two women, who hold 11
percent of the company's stock,
claim that i mpo rting more
water will curtail plans lo de·
velop wells ln the Costa Mesa
a rea. Well water m ay be used
for agriculture al lowe r prices.
By cutting back on available
Irrigation waler , the company
could not fa rm its properties and
would l ose the cov e r ed
agrlcullural preserve lax ex-
emption, the two charge.
,,...., P-.e A J
BOVAN •••
Stlll lo be tried in connection
with the murder are four mem-
bers of the ao·called Krishna
faction allegedly Involved In
Bovan'a death.
They, Including now.convicted
coa1t drug dealer Alexander
Kulik, are acbeduled to stand
trial May 4.
Resco and Marone were con-
victed today after aubmllting
their cues to Judge Kneeland
on the b asis of voluminous
tranacrlpta covering a multitude
of pretrial hearings over the
past 18 months.
.Judie Kneeland said the
evidence contained in those
tran.1crtpta, incfud1n1 the defen-
dants' own statem ents prove
beyond a reuonable doubt that
both were gullly of conaplrlng lo
kidnap Bovan.
ShahHeadil
For Bahamas
RABAT, Morocco <AP>
-Shah Mohammed Rea•
Pablavt s lren left hire ln • prl•ete ptaM today for
the Bahamu. the Moroc· can uUoD•l MWI acency
repon.d.
The tbeh had ben ln ••· U• In Morocto since Jan.
21. It. a.ft Iran .ran. 11
after a ,..,. . .., rnolu·
Uon dlreoted by Shiite
llOll•m ~atoUab
RuboUeb · U .S . 0Ulctal1 In
~ u1d Tbunda1 al beMdaotbe9n
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•U'Onlll ........ llOt '° '° &llltre for Hturlt1 and ..... ,,. ....
PENNSYLVANIA Snake's Help
Turned Dmvn
A d1 s truught Su nta Ana
woman phoned police Thun>dav
n ight to rt•port s he found unex
pectcd company when s he start
ed lo mop her kitchen floor
The <.'Ompuny wus a two.foot
lo ng boa <'On!>trictor wr apped
a round the mop handle. pol re<'. :said.
The boa was turned over to
Orange County anrmal control
o ffic1a l!-! where 1l w ill JOln
another pct boa bemg housed at
the county shelter
.............
SHADED PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES PLACED ON ALERT
Evecuatlon Begln1 In Ftve-mUe Area Around Aadladon
And the wom a n , Blanca
Va lvovinos, of 727 S. Lyon St.,
was left to mop her floor without
any unwanted help. pollce said.
You can now buy a suit for the price
of two cups of coffee ... you just buy
one at regular price then pay just ...
ONE DOLLAR
for another of equal o r lesser value
SIZES:
Regulars . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 36 to 50
Longs ............•............... 38 to so
S horts ............•............... 36 to 44
....... ..,... .................. ......
&range ~oast
EDITI O N
VOL. 72, NO. 89, 4 SECTIONS, 62 PAGES ORANG E COUNTY, CALI FORNIA
Radiation Precaution in Pennsylvania
Your Hometown
Dally Newspaper
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1979 .. ,. TEN CENTS
G.overnor Orders Schools · Closed
r
f
t
Official
Killed
By Bomb
LONDON tAP 1 A bomb
bla s t ripped thro ugh an
automobile outside the Hou~e of
Commons today and killed Alrey
Neave, the Con~ervative Party's
parliame ntary spokes man on
Northern Ireland and right-hand
m an lo Conse rvative leader
M argarel Thatcher, authoritie~ reported.
Police said the bomb went off
\ls the car. described as a blue
Vauxhall and aµparenlly driven
by Neave, was al an entrance
ramp leading to lhe under-
ground parking garage at the
s prawlin g P a l ac e of
Westminster. the seat of Parlia·
ment on the Ri ver Thames.
Within two hours, calls to a
newspaper in Dublin claimed
respons ibility ror the Irish
Republican Army's outlawed
Provisional wing a nd a nother
guerrilla group fi ghting the
British presence in Northe rn
Ireland
A ScoUand Yard spokes man
said the blast was caused by a
half-po und explosive device
placed in the front of the car
Police officers on the scene
said they believed the person I who planted the bomb escaped t on a motor scooter. and police
,\
I •
• units t hroughout the capital
were alerte d tu be on the
lookout.
There we re no threats or
warnings before lhe blast, polace
said.
But Irish guerr1llas undoub-
teclly would be among the prime
s u s p ect s c hec ked by In -
vestigators
The assassination c ame as
Mrs. Thatcher was marshalling
her Conservative forces for a na·
Uona l election May 3, which tht!
latest POils favor her to win.
$1.6 Million ·
Cost Reported
For Raises
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of UM IMll' ~llet St•ff
A five percent retroactive pay
raise &iven to all Newport-Mesa
school employees this week will
cost the district an estimated
Sl.625 million for the 1978-79
school year, offi cials said today.
District spokeswoman J ean
M athevet-Fe m ling s aid about
2,000 full-time e mployees will re-
ceive the raise on wages earned
since last July.
The hike was approved this
week by both trust ees and
employee representatives. It re-
sulted from a state Supre me
Court decJSion throwing out last
summer's statewide governmen-
tal wage freeze.
Mn. Mathevet-Fe mling said it
isn't yet known how many part.
lime e mployees will be affected
because the ralse a pplies to
•veryone who worked for thf
district, even if onlY for a short
time. She gave some examples of
what adm1niatraton. teachers
and noo-teacbiq employees will
be earaial with tbe rive percent
bi Ile. Tbe hl.,....·pald e mployee,
Su ............ Jobn Nicoll, now
wtll pt tn.2IO a year.
A teeeber' at the top of the
(lee aAllBS, Pate AZ>
Beauty on the Bough
A pa ir of egrets make a majestic springtime p icture as
they settle on a tree branch near the intersection of J a m -
boree Road and Univ~rsity Drive in Irvine. Bird lo".ers
believe the egret. which favors a damp, m ars hy terram,
will thrive on conditio ns created by recent heavy rains.
2Guilty
In Killing
Of Bovan
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of .. Dellyl"l!MSlaH
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert Kneeland found
Raymond' Reaco and Anthony
Marone Jr. guilty o f second
degree murder today in the 1977
Newport Beac h s l aying of
Ste phen John Bovan or Fountain.
Valley.
Resco and Marone we re also
round guJlty of conspiracy to kid·
nap in connection with the
events that led to Bovan's shoot-
ing death Oct. 22, 1977.
The pair returned to court
shortly arwr the judge's decision
was announced to request im
mediate sentencing. Kneeland
set their state prison terms for
five year s each on second
degree murder, along with con-
current terms of three years
each on the conspiracy to kidnap
conviction.
He also r aised their bail to
S200.000 while the case is ap-
pealed. An April 28 hear ing was
set to see if Resco and Marone
Jr. have funds lo reimburse the
county fo r the attorneys·
services provided to them dur-
ing the criminal proceedlngs.
The conviction or the two de-
fendants brought the total
number of defenda nts found
guilty in the Bovan case so far lo
three.
OCAiiport
PaJJ8engen
Up 11 Percent
The number of ai rplane
passengers arriving at and de·
parting from Orange County
Airport this year is up almost 11
percent so far.
As of the end or February.
365,948 customers used the
airport compared to 330,033 at
tb1a time laat year, airport of-
ficials reported.
Takeoffs and landings of com·
mercial atrllnet are up 7.4 per-
cent, IOIDI from Jul year's 4,337
to the current 4,656, olficiaJs
Hid.
In the same category. private
aircraft Increased activity by 3.6
~runt, up from 77 ,288 a year
&80 to tbil )'Mr'I 79.981.
SIMIWll• • deereue ln tbe re-
..... .... •lr CUIO
l =:r: the airport. I 10.l perwal
,._ -lolll Ill tbe Ill& )'Hrtotbt
. ho••••r. lnc,....ln
Joan Irvine Smith
Amends LalVsuit
87 .IEaR'Y CLAUSEN
Of t11e Deify PMlit llMf Joan Irvine Smith and her
mother have added "fraud" and
"negligence" to charges against
the Irvine Company and its ex-
e c u U v e committee i n an
a mended l aws uit fil e d in
Superior Court Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The amended complaint
cl alms company f Lans to in· c rease the s ize o a pipeline
bringing domestic water Into
Orange County by about 24 per-
cent actually will diminish ir-
rigation water supplies.
That, they conte nd, could
eliminate favorable agr icultural
preserve tax status attached to
much or t he compa ny's un-
developed land and eventually
result in the piecemeal sale of
the property. possibly to com-
petitors.
The amend ed complai nt
follows a suit filed March 22 in
which the two women seek a
court order halting the proposed
Qtlldc Sa.elc
$3.6 million expansion of the
Die mer lntertie pipeline. The
li ne is designe d to bring
n o rthe rn Ca l ifo rn ia and
Colorado River wate r fro m
Yorba Llnda t.o 11 water a.gen·
ciea in southern Orange County.
Mrs. Smith of Emerald Bay
and her mother. Athalie R.
Clarke, of Corona del Mar.
claim the pipeline size Increase
to be financed by the Irvine
Company as $ hedge against
drought also would benefit land
d evelopment competitors who
could draw water through water
agencies participating in the
. pipeline venture. .
Initial plans call for the Irvine
area to get onl y about a quarter
of the incre ased a mount of
water to be made available
through the line expansion.
If the Irvine Ranch Water Dis-
trict does not pick up an option
for the rest of the water, it could
be allocated to the other agen·
<See SUIT, Page AZ>
Golf 1tar Nancy Lopez tndul1es tn a lollipop whUe lipiq
an aulalnSJll for a I an prior to first round pll.f m the
Wornea'1 Kemper Open at the Mesa Verde COuntry Club
In Cotta Meaa Thursday. She turned In a 11 -even par
for the day, two shots off the pace set by Japanese pro
Chako Hl11m·hl. Sec Poge ·A12 rot tournament det~ls and
photoa. .
J i J
Fairground
Signs Pact
For 'Bowl'
Th e Oran g~ County Fa ir
Bovd and Performing Arts As·
soci•tJoo announced today they
have signed a rontract ror a S.S.5
rruUloo amphitheater to be built
on ~he fairgrpunds in Costa
Mesa.
Completion of the Hollywood
Bowl-type slructure is expected
in May, 1980. orficials said.
Plans call for 5.000 permanent
seats and a landscaped berm
that ~ouJd accommodate an ad
ditional 3.000 seats .
A full y enclosed performing
area is planned wilh modern
technical facili t1cs Construction
will begin later this year on
about six acres adjacent to and
south or the Memorial Gardens
It is planned that Performing
Arts Associates will schedulf'
a nd make all arran~cments for
performing arts events. to in
e lude theatrical production~.
symphony and ba ll et presenta·
lions.
During the Orange Count;
Fair, the fair board will take
over and the amphitheater will
be used for major entertainment
acts in conjunct ion with the fair.
Feasibility studies project
$300,000 per year in revenue to
the fair after the first five years.
orriciaJs sakl.
Details of the financing were
not available today.
Nude Victim's
Identity Not
Yet Known
The nude body of a man in his
late 20s found floating in the surf
off Doheny State Beach Thurs·
day could be a Camp Pendleton
Marine or a Newport Bea ch
man, both the subjects of miss-
ing persons rep<>rts.
But Orange County Coroner's
officials said today they have
been unable to identify the badly
decompoeed body and will have.
to rely on dental charts to make
a positive identification.
San Clemente police said to-
day the victim might be a 21·
year -o ld Camp Pe ndleton
Marine rep<>rted missing since
March 23. The man's roommate
said he had been contemplating
auAckle and Ufesuardl found his
wa119< cm a Saa Clemente Beach
llu'dlll. But a eoroner"a aj»Oltnman said
tod•J uotblr man la bis 309 bas
been mla1tn1 from Newport
Buch llace March 13 and could
be the vtctl111 found Thursday In
Southern OrDI• County.
8 uch 1oer1 a lerted state
ran1ers shortly after 5 p.m.
Thurtday when \bey nollced \h
body Ooatln1 In the surf.
Residents
Begin
To Leave
HARRISBURG. Pa CAP>
Pre-school children and PtCJ::·
nant women today began
evacuating the area within five
miles of the Thrcl' Mile Island
Nuclear plant. following what
the governor called an "uncon-
trolled" release of radioactivity
from the crippled facility.
Some other residents packed
be longings in their cars and
truc ks a nd heade d for the
highways
Gov Dick Thornburgh. who
advised the evacuation of prt'
srhool children and pregnant
women two groups more en
dangered by radiation also or
dered all 23 schools in the fi ve
mile circle closed
By early afternoon. about 150
people. mostly young women
and children, had arrived at. a
special shelter in Hershey. about
15 miles from the plant.
The governor urged people
within 10 miles of the plant to
stay indoors, but John Corney of
the Pe nnsylvania Emerge ncy
Management Agency said "busi·
nesses m Harrisburg appear to
be releasing employees People
are leaving the Ha rrisburg
area." Parents sped to schools near
the reactor to pick up their
children.
"We 've had 4.l come. that
would be 20 percent roughly,"
s aid Anthony Paviglianli. prin-
cipal of the Bai nbridge Elemcn
La ry ~chool , about four miles
from t he plant. '·s om e say
they 're going to western Penn-
s vlvania. Some said they 're go-ing to Maryland."
Thornburgh said at an after-noon briefing that "There is no
re ason for panic... but added.
"We cannot predict what the
situation will be in 24 hours."
In Washing ton . President
Carter told the chairman of the
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
today to "err on the side of cau
tion and safety" in responding to
the accident.
White House press secretary
Jody Powell said Carter also
told Thornburgh and NHC
Chairman Joseph llcndne to m-
for m the White Hous e im-
<See NUCLEAR. Page i\2)
Crash Hurts
Cowity Man
A Fullerton man was listed 1n
critical condition today al lloag
Me morial Hospital after he was
injured in a traffic accident
Thursd ay night 1n Newport
Beach.
Police said Thomas Pope. 21.
suffered head lnJUries when his
molorcycle collided with a car
driven by Kim Burns. 21, of
Orange.
The crash occurred at 8: 15
p m. on Wesl Coast Highway
near t he Arche s overpass .
Police said they are uncertain
whether Pope was wearing a
helmet at the time of the crash.
Coast
Weather
Fair a nd s lig ht ly
warmer through Satur ·
day. Lows tonight 43 to 48.
Highs Saturday 63 to 68.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
Oon't ge-t COUQht in .a ,am
at Orange Coaat College ·~
J<Uz F'ativol. f'ind out who'~
ploy1"{1 ~.ond how to oei
ticket• on. P.ooe Cl . ....
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DAILY PILOT
No ranie Reported
Peopl.e Evacuating Harrisburg Area
llARRISU HU 1~1 tAl'1
Shortly aflrt thti announcf'mt'nl
today of th•• rl'le>• ~ of n<'w
radiation from u nut' I •o r Jllant,
J>t.'OJ1lt• bt•w11n lo IN• H' th .. 11r r
' uud ulht•N n111t1,• r•·•d~ to lt•UH
it lht•y h1ul tu Thl•rt• " 11 110
~llllt('
t;H•rt lit•fun • lhl• 'tJk ""IOl«''I
cd lhut pit• 1t1•h11ol t'hl Id H 'll und
prt•(Cn int wnmt·n ''\ tH'U•llt•
ff \t~ mllr nrr11 1n ounct lhf• Th1t·1·
M lh-lt lund nu1 i.~ur PQWl'r plunt
many tlarru1b1.11 ..i rt•"lldN1t.~ who
htard ubout th•· n•·w rt•lt•l1"11''1 '''
r D d I ii 1 I 1111 w ,. I I' t ., 11 1 t• r 111· 11
c•nouj(h lo pit k 1111 1111d h•,1v1 •
town
1•1'<1111t ar1· lt·11"1111• ltu 11111
r111burw .111•u 1111111 .. 1t11q• l1u,1
fll'IOll'\ •ll>lh.11 l'lllly lit I ' f t•lt•u '\1111(
th~11 1 m11lovN·• 1•.11 ly "1111
• John romt'y, l'J>Okt'smnnJor the
t•o111u,ylvun1u i!:Ule"Ficncy
M .11H•1i1cmNlt Am.·n<·y
Slrc<'lll wt•rt• <·ong<.•sted with
tr11rr1r Jl ~ ~tutwn11 wcrt·
JU 111 11wd m11t 1wdt·stru1n1t 11cur·
r 11•d ul1111~. hurryln!l to g1•t &.n
cluur'
l'ht-rt• INJi; ran 1mrnt:d1atc
1•11t1muk of how many peopl • were lt•uv in.: tht-orcu , .......... I
Slall• Pollet• u ll ed th<' lrurflc
mod1·ralf', und 11 ~pokc11man
1wid, 'Pco111t~ urc l~uv na. But
mo1Jtly they ·ctHn to be gotng
honw Wt• have no problems
uu ywlwru No uc·l·1dcnl1t. no
blUl'kUJ(l'!j ' UIT AMENDED •..
r 1e11 1nvolvt.-d 111 line com1tru1'llo11
at u totul U)'\t of .ihoul $100
1nilhon
The women clulm that ttw
mon• c~ru.1ve Im uted wuwr
SUCCUMBS ~ T 84
Business leader McConnell
Rites Held
For Pioneer
McConnell
1"11neral i.crv1ces h<1 vl! l)t!cn
held for O>rmar E McConnell.
a huslncsi. pioneer in Cost u
Mesa und Newport Ueach who
died March 22 al af(e 84.
Mr McConnell, a ts.year res1
· dent of Costa Mesa. in 1943
performed an economic survey
for the old Richard's Lido
Market to fvaluatc the business
potential of the Lido area of
NcwJ)Ort Reach
He performed a ~lmilar rune·
Lion in 1949 for Thrifty Drug
Storch In evaluating the poten
t1ul or 17th Street tn Costa Mei.a
.ind was instrumental In attract
ing other businesses. includinlo{
the Alpha Beta sup<.'rmarket and
<>slabllshing a business district
there
Mr McConnell was a member
of the Society for the Prcscrva
lion of Barbershop Quurter Sing·
In~ in America.
He was ah10 a n avid banjo
player a nd earned his way
through the U ni ver s ity or
Washington by stn gl n1 In
vaudeville.
Mr. McConnell leaves his
wife, Pearl, of CMta Me11a; his
s on•, John McConnell of
Northrldge and Ve rn McCoMell
or C0tla Mesa: hla daughter,
Nancy Mikesell of Loi An1e1es,
three grandchildren and a greul
granddaughter
C.ancer Crusade
Leaders Appointed
Joyce Moffett. has been named
Costa Meta Retldonlla l Crusade
Chairman tn the Ame rican
Cancer Society Crusade to be
held during April.
Los An~eles Rams dcfeMive
back Pat Thomas will serve u
a n honorary chairman for lbe
event in Orange County. Addi·
tional lnformaUon Is a\'aUable
by c1Uln11 752-8800.
DAILY PILOT
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lt••ukd {or d1111w!>lll 1·uni.u1n11
lion, v.oulcl 11111 lw bcm·f11•1JI lt;
Ji(rk1otl1.ur1!
Thi.! two women, who hold 11
iwrc •111 of the rompuny h hlo<•k,
cltt1m that 1mporllnM more
w1:1ter wi ll l'Urtml plumi lo de
velop wt>lls in tht• Coi1tu Mt•su
a rc Well wuter m<•Y ~ u..'ff•d
ror ~·gncuJturl' ut lower prices
Ry tutting l>bck on available
irrigation wat •r. the company
<·ould not farm its pro~rlies und
w o u I d l o s l' t h e c o v e r • d
ag riculturul preserve tux ex
emption. the two charge.
The res"'1tmg pieccmeul sulc
or the company's 39,000 acres or
agricu!tural land eventually
would nearly double the Irvine
.urea's projected ultimate
population of 250,000. the suit
contends.
T h e amended complaint
claims that the executive com·
mittee's failure to disclose lo
direct.ors or s tockholders its in
tcntlon to ent<>r the water a~rc1•
ments was a "fra udulf'nl" act
It seeks uns pecified d<imar.<ci.
and a l'OUrl order hailing
plpchnt' expansrnn
The <•xpuru,ion move hus been
agreed to by all agencies in·
volved in the Diemer proJect.
1:-;xrepl the• City of Orange The
1'1ty"s coonc1lmc•n were• to m1•t•t
'" s pN•ial !t<'!>SIOll :.at 4 30 " m lo
day on lht• 11i:o.Ul'
Meanwhile. hOurcci. do~c to
the p1pehnc consortium agcnc11·'
n·1>0rt thut n<'golt:Jlllm' arc un
tier way lo Po~~1hly offn ~I T11ru
Waler Oistnrt -one of lhl·
r>art1ripanls mom•y for the
<1dd1twnul water n g hb it m11.tht
receive w1d<'r the a greement.
Direct.ors of that d istrict have
indicatt.>d a desire to pull out of
the explansion proJecl because of
no additional requirements for
water In the El Toro areu.
lrvlne Co. President Peter
Kremer. named tipecifically '"
the Superior Court 11uil, said
1'hursduy that the two women
s tockholders ' latest churges Mc
now moot.
He said the board or directors
Thursday "rcafftrmed" in an 8 O
vole its endorsemcnl or lhc
Diemer pipeline "upsizing" and
the company's dec11>1on to puy
fo r it.
··Mrs. Smith c.Jid not al lend the
. board meeting," he au1d. There
are 11 directors, i.ncludmg Mri.
S mith.
"The board vote <last. Septem:
ber l ... Was 9·1. with Mrs. Smith
dlaaenlln1-We think it un·
fortunate that ahe has chosen to
c arry her dit1agreemcnl to the
courll, but th•l .. her way, his·
toric:ally," he Hid.
Kremer look Issue wHh
several polnlli in Wednclday's
flllna.
"The nallublllty or wuter
doe1 not permit dcveloprnont,"
he ••Id. "Local government does.•·
'l 'm Loo old to I>\' corH'crncd
about rudfotlon that '11 going to
knork me off 30 yean; from
now." 11tud one res ident.
Atik'"-d If he wuli lea v1ng. he
iwld "I don't waol lo i.lay any
lonl(t>r thun l have to "
Carolin• Harclerode. ~5. who
also works In downtown Ha~·
rh1burg. wus worrwd. but said 11h~ wasn't going anywhere. Yet.
"I'm a little bit ishook up. I
tblnk everybody ls," she said
"There's so litUe you can do. In
any emergency hko this the in·
ltlal feeling is hclpJessne!'R."
"I'm not going to panic and
run out or he re ; when my boss
says go. we go." said Judy
Rapp, u Penni.y l va n la Op·
tomelric Abs<>eh.1t1on employee
Four classes of fourth ~raders
from Monroe Elementary School
in Cumberland County across
the Susquehanna Rivt'r from
llarr1sburg found their trip to
the slale Capitol disrupted by
the warnings lsi.ued after lhC'
new radioactive release at the
plant.
The children wen• sc•nt home
t•arly
·our buse& 1.tr(• on lhl' way
They 're uoing lh Luke u~ oul
through a tunrH'I," i.aid teaching
aide Mary Gibb, m; the children
sat on the floor eating lunchei..
·'I'm not worm:d," said Hope
llertzler, a teacher
H u L J c a n 0 I t o • u n o l h <· r
Ll'lll'her. said. '"I 'II he very glad
to get them b;u·k lo sch0<1I and
he nd ,them home tu their
parents "
San Diego
Yacht First
To Finish
Pus hed by 20-knol north ,
northwest winds, Nick Frazee':.
7R·foot s loop Swifts ure out of the
San Diego Yacht Club today ww ...
the first yacht across Uw fini:>h
line in the 800·m1l e Newport
Beach to Cabo San Luca11 race.
The exocl lime of Swiflsure·s
rin1sh wasn't known. However.
at the 8 a .m . roll call, mon1tored
by Carroll lludson 's amateur
radio st.at.Ion In Newport Beach,
Frazee reported he was ncur the
finish line with an estimated
tlmc of a rrival or 9:30 a .m .
J o hn Scripps' 79-fool ketch
Miramar, also out of San Diego,
-;, as ex peeled to be the second
yacht to finlsh.
Tom Corkett's Whistle Wing
V, Newport Harbor Yacht Club
~ave an estimated lime of ar
rival of8 p.m.
Ba.d luck yacht in the fl eet wa11
Maverick. skippcrod by Richard
Marshall, Marina dcl Rey.
Earlier In the race one crewman
developed a case of Infectious
hepalllls.
Retlrtlll l'lre Chief Leo Love and hl1 wUt, Connie, re· celved U. llO pt at a party thrown ThW'lda)' nl1ht at
tbe Newport.er' IM by Love's rellow Newport Beach
tmpao,... Love left lhe department Feb. 21 al\er 28
JNn ol •rviee. He Nrved 11 cblef from um to We ,..
Urement.
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• PENNSY LYANIA
2Sign
Requests
Slated
lar1ia1s
Issued
81 JACKlt; HYMAN °'Ille o.ltf ...... , .... A r~u~t·food rcRtaurant that
want.ii lo keep 1t11 large signs and
a bank that wants more slins
than permitted will appeaJ to lh<!
Costa Mesa City Council al ltJi
m('eting Monday
The m !t!hni.t will begin ut 7 ~
p.m an council chambers al 77
Fair Drive.
Signs have been a subject of
controversy in the city slnce ,,.
s ign ord1nunl'e was approved m
1974.
I.
Ar .......
WARNINGS ISSUED FOR FIVE-MILE RADIUS OF LEAK
23 Schools Closed; People Urged to Stay lnllde
Recently, tounc1l member.I\
havl• been unublc to agree on t1
Chambor or Commerce proposul
that illegal it lgns thoe.c
without permits be c leam.'d u1>
bdore the city forces mcrchanlli
t.O gel rid of s1.cns lhul were lel(ul
before the ordinance but arl·
now nonconforming
Council memb1trs and lbc
<'hambcr s µon sored u scm1nttr
o n s igns last Saturday in a n at
tempt to clear the a ir. but coun
ell members are still a pparently
unable lo r1•11th u~n·cmenl on
how Lo procct.!d with enforct•
ment
NUCLEAR PLANT. • •
mediately if further a1>si1>tunce
was needed.
Thomburgh suid lhal today's
release or rad1oact1vc ga1> was
"uncontrolled ."
Tom GerW>ky. dm·c-lor or th ·
s late Rad1olog1cal Protection
Bureau said. "Ttwy were mov
ing water from one unit Into
a nother and a valvt• fail<.'<!. It
was unexpccLc.'<.l , and unplanned
and they couldn't i.to11 st."
But a s pok es m a n for
Metropolitan 1'~d1son the mam
utility lhal rum, th\! plant
rei;pondPd: "It wus controlled.
When the pn·s1>urc· i.ul>s1ded, the
valvt• WU!> c·IO!-il'CI. ..
Plunt offteiah acknowledged.
however. that the radioactive rt•
leascb were lurgcr than expect
ed aod i.aid the releases, which
began by accld~nt Wednesday,
would continuc for al least five
days
Cra1i.: Wtll1umho11 , d e puty
director or lht• !>lute .. :mcrgen1·y
M anagrment Agency. said 10 lo
15 mass can• c ·nlers were bctn~
!>Cl up, one tn Hershey i.lnd one
m York, hoth ul>oul 15 milch
from lhc plant
.. People can sleep there. thf•y
Will be fed there und for a limit
cd lime they ci.ln even llvl!
there," Willlumson s aid.
S tate officials s aid about
20,000 p<.'Ople hve in lhc five·m1l1·
area around the plant, but It was
not known how many arc pre
school children and pregnant
women.
Scientists huve i:.uld that a d ·
Vl'loplng fetus 1s <•xtrcmely
vulnerable lo rod1at1on while its
internal organs arc growing and
young pc..'Opk are more vulncro
ble to rad1ul1on than older
children because they arc grow
ing rapidly
"Curre nt rad1oac ti vity reurl
ings are no higher than thl'Y
were yesterday:· the governor
said. "However. with continued
presence or rad1ouctivity in the
air. posslbll1ly or further
emissions lead me to exer cise
this ulm06t caution."
Thornburgh Raid that "baJied
upon th.! evidcmce. aod the best
technical advice avallable,"
President Carte r hud agreed
with him "that there continues.
at present readings. no reason
for panic or I mplcmcnlatlon of
emergency rrw tumros" such usu
general evacuation.
John Comey o f the
Penaylvanla Emergency
M anaaement Agency, asked If
people were leaving the area on
their own. said: "They ere.
,,
Businesses In Harrisburg ap
pear to be relea.slng employees
People are leaving the Har
rlsburg area."
An air raid siren blared ut
about tl:l5 a .m . In downtown
llarrlsburg, but David Milne. u
s pokesman for the slate Depart
ment o f Environm e nt a l
Reisources. said it was an un
authorized signal set orr by locul
fire officials to tell people lo st;,iy
indoors.
Trame was heavy on tht·
streets of Harrisburg 10 mitl.._
rrom the plant and in surround
Ing communilici, Service st:.
lions were crowded with cur~
and pedestrians hurried alonJ:
the.· streets to head indoors
There were conflicting ex
planatlons of what caused the:
nc w rel('ase or radJoact1v1ty
CritchJow said the rc ltHtse oc·
eurr ed as workers r;,1rrtcd
ru<l1oact1ve was te fr<>m o ne
-;tor age ureu to another.
Nuclear Regulatory Com
m1ss1on spokl's m<1n Frank In
i.:ram rirst ~:ud 1n Wa:o.hington
that the rcleusc occurred a.~ an
automatic part or the reclrcula
t1on or reuctor coolin~ water
Hut shortly thereafter. he 1>u1d
his informal.ion may have be •n
wrong. ·
The ROvernor 's press oHu:t'
1rn1d there was u reading of 1.200
millirems per hour at the pla nt
vent. from which the gai.cs
escaped. Critchlow said that
reading meant a possible rad1a
t1on exposure of 100 mi Iii rems for
so meone downwind from the re
lease.
E . C. McCabe, section chief of
I he N RC. who was a t the plant
bile. said . "I dJd not expect th •
radiation levels to be that high
"The venting of tht' tank
because or the pressure l!t
necessary," McCabe said. '"If
you rupturc that LI.Ink you would
have a s ubstantial relea8e.
·'The plant Is not cooling down
as fast as would be expected."
he added. "There have been
some problems with the letdown
system. It has been s lower than
we would have liked, but we arc
progressing ...
McCabe said a 30 milllrem per
hour readJng was taken south of
the plant after the releuae and
was rapidJy decreasing
McCabe said that. at t he rate
of 30 mllUrems an hour. an in
dlvldual couJd be expected to be
expo1ed to radiation for 130
years without Ill ertecta.
On Mond1ty, Carl Kurcher ~'
terpr iSt!s of Anuhe1m will S4.'(:k ;,i
va riunce for 1th Carl's Jr
restaurunt al ~Adams Ave.
The s ii.tn ordinance woujd
pcrm1t 87 square feet of 11lgnz> Iii.
the mu1mum for that hu1lcl
mg Currently the restaurant hu:-.
223 ;17 !>quare reel llf sl~ns 157
pen·1·nl more lhun 1s a ll ow1·d
and the firm 1s see k1n~ ;,
varrnnce to permit it to r1•taln
209 5 ~quare feel of s 1gnh .
or 141 percent over rode
Karcher Enterprise:-. 1s uti
peal1n.e a Planning Commisi.ton
denta l of the variunt·c on Dc1·
ll
In a separate item on Mon
day's agendu, Imperial Hunk
will uppeal a l'lannin~ Com
m11ti.1on dcc1s1on reducmJ< th1·
number or s1wis il ran put .Jlt11• a
Hi-story office bu1ldi!'~ u11de r
constructwn in th · So~h Coui.t
Plaia Town (;enter
Or1~1nally, two lOI' ~tory :-.1~n~
would h:.1vt' hf'l'n allvw1•d unde1
thl' South ('oai.t Plat.a T11w11
Cenl<'r Pl anned Sign Pro~rum
but lht· Planrung Comm1i.i.111n n ·
c·ently amt•ndt>d lh<' program to
rcdu1·c the pcrrn1lled numhcr t11
one
f'f"091PageAJ
RAISES ...
sala ry scale 1:. now e arning
$23.023 a y<·ar. nol rnunting uny
extra morll'y l'tarnL·cl for s pN·iul
a811hcnmenls hUCh us coaching or
11e r v 1n~ a s u dcparlmcnl
chairman
The uverag<' teach~r 1i. now
carnin,.: $19,700 u year, Mr:-.
M athcvel· f''eml1111( i.a1d. T hi·
lowest-paid credcnl111led tcuchN
is making SI 1.900 while lb<·
lowcMl paid ll•mporary ll•;whcr
w1lh no cx1wncnc·1• Is earml'H~
$10.731
C ustodians. who form the
lurgest i:roup or dasslfierl
persoMcl, now hav•· u runi.:e or
$830 to Sl.OOfl a month. with mrn.t
of the custodians curn1ni: near
the upper end of the Sl'lllc .
Top pay for a ground11kec!>«'r
rs now $849 to $1 .(135 monthly.
wi r b the average g11rc1ener earn
1ng $95()
Mrs. Mathevel fo't:mlmg ~u1d
food service employees, mosl of
whom work part·lime, are now
making a minimum of $4.94 un
hour. with the average worker
receiving $5.25 an hour.
You can now buy a suit tor the price
of two cups of coffee ... you just buy
one at regular price ~hen pay just ... . ..
ONE DOLLAR
for another of eQual or lesser value.
SIZES:
Regul•s .......................... 36 to fSO
Longs ............................ 38 to fSO
Shorts ............................ 36 to ••
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'°"'" COMT l'l.AIA • COITA .-,. • ......
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Fridlly, M.ch 30, 1979 DAILY PILOT A3
County Hospitals Go ColHltry Club?
WASJUNGTON tAl'I ~mt•
hospatah 1n Sou\twa n Cah for01 ..
try to enttrt> physll'IJns to Pf-<'
Uct-at tlw1r mtod1t·uJ rut'lllll b>
offerlnte ~m fn"~ vuc.·•Uons nJ
the U»t1 or m.'"''-••W roonu. nd
expen.lvt• t•ur.. '"\:. an Or.inJ:t'
County twultb 11hmn1~ ,. pt•r1
Shrnlcy M ~•lt•k told 1t t>On ~rt• SiOntil !<Ub<'t1mmhlt.-t1 r hur"
day that ..o moo h08pltul!\ tua\ t'
been construc·tt•d 1n nran'''
'County lhut Lbl.'ra• '' a '>hon.i.:•
of putil•nlb tu .:11 ,1muml
A 11 t t""lult bl' 11ul . 'lonw
hmp1tnl offer rt·~ rrhc rm do<'
tor lo u.~ tht•1r fot•1lltn•:s aud
brm1t an lhtl1r put h•nla. for ur"l'ry
or ot hl'r Ln.-aunt•nt
"1 Ulf'k . f'~l'''Utl\ l' thrl'l·lOr or
tht• OntnJ!l l'ount) llc•oalth Ph1n nln~ l'oum 11. \Jiii for l'lCl.lmpll·
th.i i M 1-."l111 n Co mm u nit y
llohflll ••I m Mi .. ,.1on Vl••lo h1111 u
m a ,J~t> room .1\1Jlh1hlt-to
Jlh) H'l ll0'
\It hooi:h lht• ruom 1s a•qu111pt:<l
AP Wore ........
40,000 POUNDS OF MOZZARELLA CHEESE STOLEN
That Would Make About 45,714 Pizzas
Cheese It
40,000 Powuls Missing
NEW YORK <AP> Someone Is going to have lo come up
with ut least 45.000 pounds or pizza dough, gallons or sauce and
tons or pepperoni. sausage. peppers or other extras to use up
40,000 pounds of mozzarella cheese.
The pa rty looking ror a takeout order is the police depart-
ment The cheese was brought to the city from Rando Cheese Co.
in Wisconsin on a tract.or-trailer rig driven by Scott Kowalski.
HE STOPPED OFF AT MORGAN'S Old New York Gr ill on
Ma nhattan's lower West Side to rest up from the long drive
Wednesday night. but when he went back to the truck four hours
later. \he 18-wheeler , with 700 cases or cheese valued at $250,000.
,. was aone. ,. He told police be had left the truck's motor running to keep
the refrigeration unit runnjng
Now someone has the problem of figuring out what to do
wlth what they round In the back of tbe truck.
"We put about. 12·13·14 ounces of cheese in a big pie," said
Ricardo Gimenez. who runs a pizza parlor on Manhattan's East
Side
HE FJG\JRED THAT THE MISSING truckload would be a
lit.lie too much for his operation since be only uses 300 to 400
pounds a we-ck. "That much would last more than a year," he said. "They'll
have to sell it or it'll spoil." Using Glmenez's recipe or 14 ounces
or cheese and about 16 ounces or dough for each pie. the stolen
f> cheese would yield 45.714 medium pies. with an extra two slicj!s
I· from an eight-slice pizza. If you only put on 12 ounces, you could
stretch that to 5.1,33.1 pies. with two to three slices left over.
On top or that. Geminez figures be puts about 10 ounces or
sausage, pepperoni or whatever on each pizza. With the pizza
with 12 ounces of cheese. that works out to 533,333 ounces. or
33,333.3 pounds of spicy sausage.
w1lh " blcyclt•, he said, the muln
ft•ulurt> ih u mHSUMl' table 11ur
rou1Hh.'<l by curta1nl\ dc1111:ned
with fal(urrs m various pos1t1oni.
• UIOll'1Sllng cxuul al'livlly.
M utc1', k'8tlty1na before the
llou11e Comrot>rce htialtb uh·
t'om rmtll'l' chaarmon by ltt>p
11,•nr> A Wuxrnun. D Calif .
111ud tht• n1nge or hospital lncen
llVtHI nrns the gamut from
mur~1n11l tu t'tllbarn.1118tng "
f\ nw n t( o ther l'nttc..,mcnt!t
M 11tt>k found quctillonublc werl'
Witness
Supports
Waddill
T he murder re tria l or Dr
William Waddill was in reces~
today after Jurors heard a d\•
fcnse witness SflY Thursday he
h(•hcved the infant Waddill :d
lt>gcdly strangled died in lhl·
mother's womb.
Dr. Benjamine Landing, a
DSC professor of pathology and
pediatrics. conce ded under
eross-examination he had no
clear evidence the inrant suc
cumbed before the saline abor
tion-induccd delivery.
Landing. who r eviewe d
microscopic tissue sample!-.
from the infant said the only
convincing sign the two-pound .
ts-ounce infant lived after birth
was expanded lung tissue which
could indicate breathing.
But that expansion . Landing
told the five-man. seven-woman
jurh. could have been caused by
a nurse's attempt to revive the
baby. Landing's testimony differed
from that or two pathologists
cc.lied lo testify by Prosecutor
Robert Chatterton.
They t estified the inrant
known as Baby Girl Weaver was
alive because or the expanded
lung tissue and signs or hemor·
rhage which could indicate heart
activity. Waddill. 43, or Huntington
Harbour, is accused of strangl-
ing the infant after she allegedly
survived a saline abortion on her 18-year-old unwed mother two
years ago.
Defense Attorney Charles Weedman has contel},ded the in-
fant was already d'ead or Ir-
reversibly on the verge of death
before Waddill examined her in
the Westminst er Community
I lospital nursery.
Snake's Help
Turned Down
A distraught Santa An a
woman phoned police Thursday
night to report she round unex-
pected company when s he start·
ed to mop her kitchen floor.
The company was a two-foot-
long boa constrictor wrapped
around the mop handle, police
said
The boa was turned over to
Orange County animal control
oHi cials where it will join
another pet boa being housed at
the county shelter.
And the woman, Bla nca
Valvovinos, of 727 S. Lyon St ..
was left to mop her floor without
any unwanted help. police said.
~·Oil Cutoff Exaggerated?
WASHINGTON <AP> The
; Carter administrati on de-
• liberately and gr ossly exag
! geraled the effect or the Iranian ~oil cut.olf on the United Stales, a
i congressional study contends.
Energy Secretary James R.
l&hlesinger was to be questioned
; today on allegations that oil im· : •
ports actually increased in
February despite administration
claims ol a 500,000 barrel-a-day
shortage rertecling the Iranian
cutoff.
An aide. Jim Bishop, said
Schlesinger was prepared to de·
ny the study's conclusions in rus
testimony before the House
lSunday Pilot Says
~'Heeeere's Johnny' .
j Sunday's Daily Pflot tells the
' tale of bow a minnow sunk a ( whale ol a project, peeks into t Johnny Carson's secretive llfe
~ and describes a .. syndicate" i whlch d.ilpatcbcs &ears -and
• lau1b11.
J DArnNG ABOUT -When a
, biololilt weat 1wimmlnc in a
J Tenneseee river and diacovered
' a t.bree-lnch fish called the Snail
: Darter. be had no Ide. the find ~would move mountaina of Nd l tape, abut down a ma11lve proJ·
-eel and reach the Supreme
: Court.
f •ONn TAl&I -AbOUt tie ,
1
1
baaa• of clo&al bullMA la CblDll. • .,.. ... tUt ,..... ·co1-... --. ..... ....... : ..... ,. •• ?' ... ,.. ...
: eolor dd • eoualtaat wltO
........... ,, ... ad ..... All m You/Your Money.
~
(SUND A Y'S BES;)
HEaE'8 JOHNNY -The
allver-baired. boylsb·faced man
wbo b8I had more public ex-
posure than any lncllridual in
world hlJtory opens up about
hlmnlf abet bts career. Amateur
a1tronomer Johnny Canon is a
1tarauer. but be doe1n't have
hl1 bead In t.be cJouda. ft• • .,...._.. lbow hollt poll·
den 1dl ICmld91...Urement.
CAl'll&IMA-lleedlnl
north ftc.111="\ vacation? Stan ""* lntel rec·
ommtlllll=s• back a cen· tW"J and tbe dellpu of
Old lllcramento and river delta boat.Int ln • Lravel reature.
~I
ene rgy and power subcommit·
tee.
Bishop said the ioformation
obtained by the committee is
suspect and disputed the in-
crease in imports claimed by \he
report.
"I can assure you this will be
cla rified," he said.
The study by the subcommll
tee staff asserts: "U.S. imports
during the month of February
surged by a million barrels per
day.
The report said it based con-
clusions on oil export-import in·
formation recenUy compiled by
the Paris-based International
Energy Agency.
Rep. Albert Gore. 0 -Tenn., a
subcommlUee member, charged
that Schlestnaer's agency kept
the alfeged lllcrease in imports
secret "because it was embar-
r asa 1 ng to administration
PoUcy!'
The staff repc)J't dld not dis·
pute the reality of the lhree-
monlb Iranian production baJt.
But it claimed the cut.off bad a
minimal impact on U.S. auppUea
-at teut ln February.
"Claima of a 1hortlall have
been UMd to JU1tify hardships
for the American conaumer Jn
tbe form ot bllher prices as w.U
•• • Nduct.loa of sasollne aup.
pllff,., the report aald.
SchleRnaer'• tettlmony came
one day alter Pnaklent Carter
dJacUIMd wtth Houae and Senate leaden the new ener1Y pro-
po1al1 he II expect.cl to unveil
neict weell -propoeaJa aimed 1t
reduclna U.S. reliance on im-
porta.
., \,
free trips to posh resorts In
Acapulco ln Mexico. valet park
1nf(. and the use or leased
Me rcedetl automobiles.
holfpital, except Mhusion. whi ch
orrers the free girts.
and that's the reason for tht:
competition," she said. T he subcommittee counsel
also said Orange County does
not, like many other a reas, tul vc
a professional standards rev!ew
organlzalion a peer review
pane l or doctors to ove rsee the
activities of hospitals and phys .
clans.
A s a n ex ampl e of a
"marginal" enticement. Malek
aid some administrators gave
rree office space to physicians in
buildings near tJte hospital.
She said that testimony be(ore
the subcommittee showed thut
because of the profusion of
hospitals in Orange County the
occupancy rale ror s om e
hospitals is very low In one
case, she said. a hospilat"has an
occupancy rate or only 11 per-
cent.
W axman s aid h e wa s
"siartled" to learn of the nature
or the hos pita l incentives for
doctors.
Ma rgery Colloff. a coupsel ror
the health subcommittee, said
Malek did not identify any olber "There arc too many hospitals
•
Plastic Surgerg
Doctor Backs
Small Method
O•llyPi ... Stltt-
ON STATE PANEL
·Major' Rolla Bowles
Huntington
Man Named
To State Vnit
His frie nds call him Ma jor
Bowles. Those familiar with rus
involvement in Orange County
employment matters call rum
busy.
The 52-year-old Huntington
Beach resident has been ap-
pointed by Governor Brown to
the Governor's Committee to
Employ the Handicapped.
With the appointment, Bowles
is serving on various employee
committees on state, county and
city levels.
Bowles, the employee rela-
tions administrator for the
Southern California Edison
Company. has served on 11 as-
sociations or committees in
Orange County whose goals are
to increas e e mployment ,
particularly of the disadvan-
taged.
Bowles was nicknamed M~
as a chiJd aft.er Major Bowes or "OriglnaJ Amateur Hour" radio
program fame.
Bowles' real first name, which
he tries to keep secret , is Rolla.
He said his mother took the
name from a small town near
his place of birth in Missouri.
"I was the 10th or 11 children
and she ran out of Jims. Jacks
and J oes." he said.
By REBECCA HELM
Of die o.lty P1 ... SUltt
A plastic surgeon testifying al
a non-court hearing Thursday on
behalf of Or. Ralph Small of
Santa Ana said medical and sur-
gical procedures practiced by
Sma ll were not unusually dtf·
ferent from those used by
several Orange County physi-
cians. Or. Edwin Breitenhuch. a
clinical instructor at UC Irvine
Medical Center. said he knows
many doctors who do a wide
variety of surgery in their of-
fi ces rather than in hos pitals.
And, Breitenbach added that
he personally knows at least a
half-dozen Orange County doc·
tors who operate only with the
assistance or licensed or un·
licensed medical techn1c1ans
rather than registered nurses.
Breitenbach 's s tatements
kicked off the second day of de·
fe ose testimony called by at-
torney Terry Giles for Small in a
state Board, oJ Mc.'<ii cal Quality
Assurance hearing now under
way in Santa Ana.
The 29-year-old surgeon faces
possible license revocation on
charges of "gross negligence
and incompetence." His license
bas been temporarily suspended
awaiting the bearing's end Non-criminal charges against
Small were m ade in connection
with the death of one of his pa-
tients during breast implant sur·
gery and the alleged serious in-
fection and scarring of another
woman from a thigh lift opera-
tion. Small's patient Kim Plock, 33.
of Santa Ana, died Nov. 27. 1978,
five days alter she went into
cardiac arrest during s urgery at
Small's office, according to al·
legations. State Deputy Attorn ey
General David C handler.
representing the medical board.
a lso is charging t hat Small
botched a thigh-lift operation on
Marcia Weed of Laguna Beach
last June.
Offering additional testimony
on Small's behalf Thursday
were six former patients or the
plastic surgeon.
Five were women who had
breast implant surgery and the
other was a man who underwent
a nose operation.
PRESENT
Vegetable Garden
Wltb ... 4!1{%hi. AMEND
Oraanic Soll Amendment for Ve•et1ble And Flower Gardens
The best mulch •nd soll c..onditloner for 1euin1 the right
start on the home ve•et•ble 11rden. Add rhis oritanic
m1teri•I ro the soil now for rhe best results 1hl~ grow-
In• '"'"''· 2 Cu. ft. Size $ 2 29
Reg. •2.e9 SALE PRICE •
INSTANT LAWN
The state deputy attorney ha:-.
accused Small or railing to prop
crly inform Mrs. Weed of the
risks of scarring and tnlcclion
from a thigh.lift operation.
Defense attorney Giles asked
all the former patients if Small
had told them of th<.· risks or
their operations.
All six wilnt'sse:-. satd Small
had told them or sur~1cal risk!-.
before they signed medical con
sent forms. They said they had
no problems relat.ed to their sur
gcries and wt.•r c satisfied w1lh
the results.
.Five Held
1lnHeroin
RaitU in HB
Huntington Beach police said
today they have a rrested fiv~
Santa Ana residents and con
fiscated $21.000 worth of heroin
in a n ongoing investigation of an
alleged drug traffic king ring
between the two cities.
Investigators said they seized
seven ounces or lo w grade
"Mexican brown" heroin earlier
this week al the home of Henry
and Sylvia Ibarra, both 25, or
Santa Ana.
Al so arrested and charged
with possession of heroin and
possession of heroin for sale was ...
Aurelio David Cuellar. 26.
Police said they found two
guns in the Ibarra home when
the trio was arrested Tuesd ay.
A g un, $12.000 a nd thre<.•
ounces of heroin was reportedly
recovered by police on March 15
during the raid of the home or a
53-year-old Santa Ana woman
and her 25-year-old son.
Booked on possession of heroin
and possession for sale were
Ramona Esquibel Harper and
Antonio Esquibel.
Sgt. Louis Ochoa said the riw ~ arrestees apparently were part
or 3 drug ring that supplied
heroin to buyers in Huntington
Beach. He added that polic<' are cont i-
nuing an investigation into the
loca l heroi n s upply and thar
more arrests are expected.
Strawberry Plants
Cnoose lrom tasty 5eQUOIO
evert>e011ng lossen. or goont Tlogo varieties
""\ Sole Price ggc
Reg '129
pcny POCk/6 PIOnlS
-Dwarf
Schefflera
~ (orboricolo) :0· ~G1ossv gTeen lotrogt> 'l Odds 0 tusn OCCPOI
10 onv 1nd00< oreo
I Reg •799
a po• sue Sole Price s 4. 49
Tomato Plants
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Oughta Be a Law
PIEau.8 Ot' EMPLOYMt;NT Of.PT. Vtt.>wlnK th
luh'sl turn of ''vent.a tn lhe Hunllnteton l!eacb City At
lOrol•y' O<nc , ~OU &rt' h>f\ wondt:riOI( lf lrUntjUllily !!hull
t'Vl'I' l'()llll' to lhiill J'lal"c For umplt", deputy city .al
tvrnt'y John O'('onnor luu. jusl been officially fired
It ~ undl'lll' to )our corr l)C)ndent how w me body "ch
unofflt•lully ftrei1 , bul you UN' h·ft )(llt''>'>lnf.1 thul'111 whul
h1o1ppeM.'d to O'Connor c•urller.
First. M mu..t huvt· oc~n told "you'r~ unoffl dally
fired."
Th<'n IJ h•r c•a me the ofrlc1a1 hoot.
i\nv"'.t), O'Connor I:. remernbt'retJ for h11v101< become
t·nKagt.'\I i,omc time l>ar k In o city hull ~cufrlc with the form~r. Ctly ultomey, his ~:s . 00n 8onla
AFrER 111E ALLt!OF.O altercation, O'Connor won:.
measure of fa me ror colorful language when be descn l:K!d
the aJoremenUoned lJonf J ab a mao •'with arms l.Jk • telephone poles."
Now O'Connor haa addt-d to that descriptive la of uagu
tn d1scuaalog his current cx·boss, Ci ty Attorney Gal Hut·
Lon.
Her former deputy says bis ouster from e mploymunt
Emplofler Scribing Document of ''01/icial Firing'~
was "tyrannical ond dictatorial" and he further suggested
that he was figuratively forced out of city hall at gunpoint.
0 'Connor explained this by suggesting th al at the time of
his exit. he noted a bulge in lhe pocket of Deputy City Al·
tomey Bob Sangster. The hint here was that this bulse was a
gun. Sangsterhasapermitlocarrysame.
Sangster, however, is orr on vacaUon and thus unable
to confirm or deny Uutl he was heavy with heaLer at lhc
time or au this.
IT WAS &EPO&TEDthat at I.be tlme O'Coo.oor was ln·
formed his services were no longer needed, that llunl·
inglon Beach plainlclothe~ ornce~ were on hand lo keep
the peace:.tf\ indeed. UM ;.aoe were to be breached.
Because of the previously alleged Bonfa·O'Connor
waltz, you might suspect tbal keeping the peace at lhe
Huntington Beach City j\llomey's Office someUmes does
daoale oo a alencler thQ:ad.
TDOOOU. rr ALL. you uve certain sympathy for
the peace.keepers of the Jlunti1'gton Beach Police Depart-
ment. Maia.ly, you fi19red they spent most of their lime
watching M&n Street saloons.
But maybe the Main Street peace·keeping force bu
been weakened.
Part of IL has to be diverted from time to lime lo the
city attorney's.office.
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Haw&iia.n Isles
HONOLULU (AP> -Ap early today. according to the
earthquake me~q 4.0 on U.-. Pacific Taunaml WarnlDI
Richter acale ... ~,,.. Center,
the i1laoda of .......... filiii Tbere were no r e port1 of
•• ~ · r damqie or Injuries from lbe 1:07
Contest RUied Oat •·;b~blor. centered ten
ROLLA. Mo. <APJ -Former mu .. ~ of Pearl Harbor,
Prealdeot Ford HY9 "• -def· wa• no' 1tron1 enou•b to
lnlte1J not a emdldate fer the eeMl'a&e a taunaml, tbe cmter
prealdenn' in i.. eUd.
F&filat .... red
Amin Forces
Hold Kampala
NAIROBI, Kenya CAP> -Presklent ldl Amln'a sbrink.ina army of
Joyal lrooos held on lo KampaJa today aa TamanJan lnvaden and Ugandan ulles pushed lo within ei1ht miles of tbe capital.
Thowsanda of rrt1htened reskleall atreamed from the city.
"All we are sure or is Uuit. for now, Kampala la atlU lo the bands or
the Ugandan government and
urmy." au.ud a diplomat there few tanks were the onJy vehicles who was reached by telephone reportedintbealteeta.
from Nalrobl. The invaders, moving on the
THEaE WAS NO conflrm a· lion of chllms by Ugandan ex.Ues
that Amin ~had fled wllb loyaJ
Nubian troops toward bis mud·
and·tbatch hometown of Arua,
Pots lbly to maJte a last stand in
that remote cor ner or
northwestern Uganda.
One resident or Kampala said
eunshota echoed through the
streets as "drunken Ugandan
desert.era wandered around ftr·
Ing ln the air."
Long lines of refugees, many
carryinl babiea lo t.beir arms
and mea1er bundles on their
beada, fied from Kampala on
foot, crowding roads to the north
and west for the second •tralaht day. Scores of foreigners, ln·
eluding diplomata and their
families and U.N. employees,
drove eut to Kenya.
THOSE WHO STAVED behind
remained Inside lhelr homes. A
Rape-death
Suspect
Innocent
PRYOR, Okla~ CAP> -Geoe
Leroy Hart was found innocent
today or the 1977 sex-s laylnp or
three Girl Scouts at a summer
c amp in n ortheastern
Oklahoma.
Tho slx men and six women or
the jury returned the verdict one
hour after res uming delibera·
tions this morning.
RAllT BVltST INTO loud sobs
as the court clerk. Eloise Gist.
read the first o( three innocent
verdicts handed her by jury
fore man George Kelly.
He buried b1a face in b1s bands
as defense attorney Garvin
Isaacs beat upon the defense ta·
ble with a clutched flat to loud
cheers from supporters in the
courtroom.
Law officers cleared the
courtroom or Hart's lrienda and
relatives a.a they conlinued loud
crying and whoops of jubilation.
ON THE OTDER aide or the
courtroom, parents of the lhree
young victims were seen weep-
ing.
District Judge William
Whistler polled the jury and
each Juror reported an innocent
verdicL
Hart was on trial for the rape
a nd bludgeoning or the three
girls. Lori Lee Farmer, 8 ;
Michele Guse, 9 ; and Doris
Denise Mlller, 10, at Camp Scott,
near Locuat Grove, on June 13, urn.
16 Die in Crash
QUEBEC <AP)-A promlnlnt
Montreal lawyer and 15 otbtr
persons were tilled when a
Que becalr pa11en1er plane
crashed lJllo a bUJalde. split In •
three parta and bunt lnto a ball
of namett, otflclala l;ald today.
capital from the south and west.
were reported to have reached
Kajansi, eil(ht miles from the ci·
ty. They reportedly cut the road
between Kampala and Ent.ebbe,
the former colonJal capital 21
m lies lo the south on the western
shore of Lake Victoria.
It WU not known if they had
captured Entebbe, the site or
Amin's orficiaJ residence and of
U1aoda'1 only ioteroatlonal
airport. pteway ror lbe airlift of
Libyan aid to the embattled
AmlD regime.
IN DAR ES SALAAM. the
Tauanian capital. • new coali·
tlon or exiles called the u pnda
National IJberation Front aald .
Tbunday the lnvadera would
take Kampala "at wlll" and En·
tebbe waa "at our mercy."
Uganda '1 1overnment radio
laat reported Amira lo Kampala
oo Tuelday. But despite \be ex· ilea· claims that the bellicose
U1andan atrongmao bad ned.
aome eources ln Kampala said
he remained ln the area to race
the strongest challenge yet to hls
eight.year rule.
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LONDON <AP> -Thirtee n
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In drafty halls and train
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But 60 Britons are going to pay
the equivalent or $1..200 to do just
that. Tiley have signed up with
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follow Britain 's big polillcal
guns around the country. start·
ing April 21, as they campaign
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AlthouJ(b the Defense Department plan for cutbacks at
military bases. shown on the map, triggered calls for
hearings and meetings with defense officialsi there was'
not a huge outcry on Capitol Hill when the pan was an-
nounced Thursday. The plan would eliminate •4.500
military and civilian jobs in as states and the District o
Columbia.
Early Vote Favors
Islamic Republic
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Veil-clad women, armed revolutional')'
soldiers, Moslem priests and milllona of other Iranians streamed ln·
to polling stations today for a nationwide vote on the formal
eslabllabmeot of ao Islamic republic to replace 2,.500 years or
monarchy.
Al polling station cent e rs
guarded by armed militiamen.
voters d eposited bright green
ballots in urns lo signify support
o f Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
meini's caJI for the creation of
an Islamic state.
Opponents d epos ited red
ballots on wbjch they could write
the form of government they
preferred.
THE VOTE AT sever al
Tehran centers visated by re·
porters seemed to be ruMing
heavily in favor of the Islamic
republic.
Some voters compla med of a
lack or privacy al the polls. say.
ang opponents of Kho m eini's
plans were reluctant to deposit
red ballots in full sight of clec-
llon officials.
Preliminary reports from tho
provinces said voti ng was
peaceruJ.
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Brown Action lap at Curb '\
• : AC'R M 1-; TO I r ' GU\ i';dmuntJ Brown
)Jr won't bt• lt>U\ In~ m ny v~1rant l>tJ<\b uround f hut t.t Hov M lkt• C'urb m1t:ht hll whllt• Omv. n •~ 1n Nl''-' tl!'m~hlr•• nt''t w~k ll top :udt lo 1 h1•
,:ovt'rnor Ml)
rourt Judtit• 1.111d Wll·d po~\ bOm~ VllClint nt>arly
thrt·1· months on thl' boards or u~rvison. an
Soluno. Sao J11J<1um. Mono 11nt.I Lu.kc counties
• hacr of tnrr Grtt.> On'" r.•fuc;1'tJ to say d1r.-rt ~y that tht• flurry of 1ppol0tnwnt v.h1t'h 'tarh't.I
;rtaur lluy , \\U!i Ill r••:.pon'" to Curh'r. nomlnatJOn or
J• tOnlt('n •at1H· lt1•r1uhh1'un to ,. tup, UllJH•llutt• rourt
IK> I durln" lht• l>1•mot.•r,1t1t' J(O\'t'tnor'lt tn1> lo ~'ai.h1tijtlon l'.1rh1•" th1 ' \H1t'k llut Uu\•1i. h1nh''1 l hul waN th1• , ... ,,.
Mw\ldpJI Court Jutl~t.· Mon o Fukuto of Tor
rnn<'t' wu" ell'\l\lt•d uy Brown lo a S!H .624 a )'ear
po:.I on ltw ,,,.,, l\nll(•le~ County Superior CoPrt He
"'011 tht.· JU<hw ldl out of u SuJ)(lrior Col' rt post u
month M:o ""two Urown 1nudvertently uppomted
four 11t•r -.Oil.\ lu three llCUlb On the bench
Tlw m·w 1•ounty surwrv1sors app 1nted by
Urown urt• o,by l>UVlb of Vallejo. J oi.e ,\Iva of·
Storkton. Don Shurp or Mummolh Lake. o. .. u Mary
W ult·rnu.m of Lakeport Sharp 1s a Republlran and
t ht• otht.·r~ .in• Uvmot'r ali.
! "It v.ould u111>t•ur lo tw ti prupallou' t1m1.· tu ••\
f'l"l'll.\t' lht• u111x11nt nwnt J)C>Wl'I 1\( th1• C'hl\ ( l'
1.-rullvt•. · L>uv1i. :.u1d · fhc i,Jt>H·rnor v.111 n11.1l.t· 11
t\llm~·r o( Ul)J.)(llllllllt'Olb bt•fort· ht• lt•U\l'' lht.• ~t,1lc 1t1o11d:1) .
TllE APPOINTMENTS mude Thurbday fall <111
the \ acanc1c:, outi.tandang on county bourds of
-.uµt:n bors 1'hcrc arc still about 10 trial court
vaeaoclt'S 10 San Oiego. ftivcri,1de. Lo::. Angelei..
Kern and San ~·ranc1sco countac::.
• • : BROWN S,\ \'S II~ t:. th1nk 1n~ about launching
Ci prt·s1denllul l't11npu11;1n lhut l'ould tukti hHJl out r>r
lhe ~lute for l'Xlt>ndt>d pt>rnl(J!> und lt.·avc Curb .,
llepuhlit•1.m. 111 l'hJrgt' lb uctiog f(O\t~rnor.
: Brown·s lrtl> Monday to testify before a com
Jn lltee of the New llampst\1re Leg1!)luture. on a rt:!)
plution lo b3ltartt·e the federal budget. 1s viewed
J>y many as J port or that yt:t·unannouMed c.im
paagn. But Bro"'n':> starr tn!tists the tri1' hu!) 110
conncrtloo with New Hampshire's (1 r!)t·m·lhc·
nation pres1Cicnt1al primary.
Davis ba1ll the i.upervisorial appointees had
bccn sell.'<'led last Sunday and 1t was only coin
t•adcntal that they were oot announced until Curb
focu:.ed <1llenhon on s uch appointments
While Brown was kstityiog Tuesday before a
con~rcssionul committee in W.ishingtoo, Curb
nominated Superior Court Judge Armand Arabian
or Van Nuyi. as prci.iding justice of the Court or
Appeal m Lo:::. i\ngeles On Thur:.day. Urown named one new Superior
Millionaire
Visitor OK'd
. LOS ANGELES 1 AP l -Laura
Winston visited Ben Weingart.
her onetime lover. for the first
time today sinq: Oct. 30. 1974
when th1 ee men look over lhl'
t>lderly millionaire's life and
kicked her out or his house.
I n u surprise development
during a he<.mng Thurs day into
how the conservators ror the
,eo.year·old real estate tycoon
bad Ileen spending his money.
.Superior Court Judge Arthur
Marshall ordered that Miss
Winston. 54, be all owed to visit
.,Weingart. brieny in his hospital
room-•The plight of Weingart
was profiled Thursday in the
lJaily Pilot.>
, WeinJ(art 1s reportedly senile
aod h~ been at Good Samaritan
HobpitH.I for nearly two yeurs.
· Weingart started out as a µen
ruless orphan with a lhird-gradl·
~dut'al1on who built a $115
million fortUlle, pramurily from
•.r e a I estate in ves lm~nts in
Southern CaJifomia
Anti-bus Measure
Sparks Bicke .. ing
SAC RAMENTO <A P 1 The proposed amendment to rest rict
school busing is headed for the bullol. and ;ilrcady the two sadei.
are bickering <.iboul what it would do
The state Senate handed the roi•-. C'! court ordered busing an
easy victory Thursday with its final <i14-G vote on the proposed con·
st1tuliona l amendment. lt b to be on the statewide ba llot either in
August or in June of 1980.
THE M EASURE. SCA 1 1 by Seo. Alan Robbins. D-Van Nuys. is
aimed primarily at overturning the massive school integration
program in Los Angeles
IL would require state judges to follow the U.S. Supreme Court
instead or the state Supreme Court when deciding whether to order
schools to integrate.
This means California Judges could not issue integration or·
de rs involving pupil assignment or transportation unless they found
intentional segrei:talion.
E XJSTING COURT ORDERS which violate the amendment
would have to be overturned. Robbins says.
The C<i lifornia Supreme Court says school segregation should
be ehmjnated regardless or cause. bul the federal high court takes
a narrower view, saying courts s hould integrate only If it is shown
lbat schools intentionally segregated students.
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i Chuck Connor's Son Shot
1 LOS ANGELES 1AP1 -Actor
1Chuck Connors' son was report
•ed 1n stable condition today
•rollowlng 311:1 hours or surgery
'for a gunshot wound to the
s tomach. suffe red when he tried
t o s top a car theft.
Police said that after J eff Con·
ors. 27. was shot Thursday, two
o r his co-workers a t a car
dealership and an armed security
.. guard whoworkednextdoor.cap· ~lured a young man
~ Detective Walter Montgomery
said Alfred Humphrey Jr., 18, or
Los Angeles was booked for in-
ves tigation or robbery and al·
te mpled murder . The gun used
1p the shooting had not been tf ound. police said t Fellow workers at Lou Ehlers
~Cadillac said Connors tried to ~stop a man from taklng a car
, from the lot of the Wilshire
Boulevard dealership. lie was
ltishot once In the abdomen and ~wa s taken to Cedars-Sinai
,Hospital.
• ~-la Aagered
: SACRAMENTO <AP> -Slate
:sch ools ch ief Wilson Riles,
:rurious al a lawmaker who sent ~subpoenas lo seven Riles starr
: members about a Riles-backed ,,
( ___ sr._;rr._E _)
drive to supJ>Ort the schools. is
on the war path.
Riles reacte d at a Capitol
news conference Thurs day to
s ubpoenas sent by state Sen.
Paul Carpenter. D-C ypress.
chairman of the Senate Educa-
tion Committee. He said he
would take his campa\gn to fund
education to community leaders
statewide.
Cult Bodle• Daw
SAN FRANCISCO <APl -The
bodies of 554 Peoples Temple
massacre victims that have lain '\
in a Delaware jet hangar for
fo ur months will be trucked
home for burial in Califor nia un-
der a court order.
One attorney who has worked
on the plan said be hoped the
s hipmen t some 2,400 miles
across the country could begin
within a week. Under the order
Thursday, about $300,000 in as·
sets or the defunct Temple would
pay for the operation.
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Nuke Bearing• Set
SACRAMENTO (J\P I -A day
after a radiation leak at the Har·
risburg. Pa. nuc lear power
plant . two California legislators
announced separate hearings on
nuclear safety.
Sen. John Garamendi. D·
Walnut Grove. said Thursday
his Senate llealth and Welfare
Committee would hold a hearing
April 4. Assembly man Me l
Levine . D·Sanla Monica, said
his Assembly Energy Subcom·
mittec would hold a hearing
April 16.
AINl..-tlon Probed
LOS ANGELES (AP 1 -A
Long Beach man. Hector Caotu.
45. was booked for investigation
of kidnap wilh intent to do bodily
harm in con.nection with the ab·
duct.ion and rape or a G·year·old
girl. police said Thursday.
Cantu was being held in Los ·
Angeles City Jail in liC!u of $5,000
bail. a jail spokesman said. He
was arrested Wednesday night
al bis home in Long Beach after
the! victim. Julissa Salazar. Iden·
tiried him from a police file
photograph, s aid Long Beach
police Officer Ra ndi Hut~~nson.
She was in good cond1ltoo al
Long Beach Memorial Hospital.
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lh:JllVt' Ill W72
That \\OUld be unfortunate The coa~tal authority now
1:-. headin..: into the finaJ phatJt.' of Its real assignment, a~
~istin~ 111 tht.> µrc•poratton or local coastal plu~ that will.
b) Jul>. 1981. rt>plac e the regional commissions and
l't.,•:-.lorl' lt1t·~1I ('Ontrol to the coast
Unfortunately. th\' urro1o1ant attttud~ of itomc or the
rt.·~ionul t•umm1~sions . the inttpt performanCl' of so~e
::,taff ml·mtx-rs unfamiliar w1th local problems. the ml pickin~ on unnecessary detail and some horrendous de·
lays rn 1.Ssuance of permits all have contributed to the
public's antagonism Fortunately. the commissioners
gathered at Asilomar recognized this, m va~!ng de~rees
Legislation now proposed by the state commission
would include exclusion of single-family dwellings from
permit controls except where ques tions of public a~cess
or scenic views are an issue; streamlining permit re-
quire ments to reduce delay; rcducti~n. of the coastal Z<?ne
boundary in several areas; and provislon of state funding
to help cities and countries pay for the cost of carrying
out local coastal plans
All of this makes sense. It will not satisfy developers
who would like to see all coastal controls lifted. But if
enacted it would enable the commissions to carry out
their assignment ld set up adequate coastal protection
without antagonizing the public al every step of the way
Busing Opposition
It seems almos t a foregone conclusion that voters will
"Opprove a proposed state constituUonal amendment to
limit mandatory school busing, whether it reaches them
at a special election in August or at the June, 1980,
primary.
The amendment, approved by the state Senate in
January and by the Assembly last week, yesterday
passed its final test when th "S enate voted concurrence
on Assembly amendments. The measure does not require
the govemor·s approval but will go directly to the voters.
Its author. Sen. Alan Robbins. D-Van Nuys. is seeking
lc~islative approval a nd financing for a special election
in August. That could end the Los Angeles school busing
program this year. If it is not forthcoming, the measure
will appear on the June primary ballot.
The proposed amendment would require the
California courts to follow the U.S. Supreme Court ruling
1 hat mandatory busing is justified only when segregation
exists because of the action of a government agency.
This would overrule the California Supreme Court's
vie w t hat busing must be required wherever segregation
exists and for whate ver reason, including traditional
hous ing patte rns.
Legislative supporters of the anti-busing measure in·
eluded many liberals who previously favored busing but
now say they have come to the conclusion it does not
work and imposes a hardship on both parents and
children. .
For Orange County the amendme nt could have
s pecial significance in that it could be the death knell of
the so-caJled Metropolitan busing plan that proposes inte·
gration or s chools across existing district a nd county
lines.
Law Needs Teeth
Though it's mentioned in the driver's handbook,
many California car owners don't seem to realize, or
care, that the state has a mandatory auto insurance law
-until they're involved in an accident, by which time it's
too late.
No one asks about insurance when you register a car,
there's no penalty for just drlvtng around without it and,
in fact, the law ls not· enforced -until an accident re·
veals the lack.
Then there can be double trouble -a penalty for the
uninsured driver U be cauaea tbe accident, and no finan·
cial help for the lnnocent partJ.
A bill now lp the Legislature would require that
motorists registering thelr can be asked to state, under
penalty of perjury, that they have auto insurance.
This would not necessarily result in full compliance
but it would serve to alert car owners to the law and
perhaps cut down the number of uninsured drivers on the
highways. This in turn could reduce the need for the law~
abiding lo further insure themselves against the law-
hreakers. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views exprneed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment 11 invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O.
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Thomas Keevll/Edltor
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Kennedy Tackles Big Business
W ASIUNCTON While the a aleepy·tlme plantation ior 23 The new "ha1·rman ... _n mad" c u · aom nol nee prov ill • .. wn:: ,. aro na, is no match for Keo· • n I • n years. under the cbalrmansblp sure that UberaJs Patrick Leahy nedy. Republicans have not e--n Conll'eM 80 far Ulla year turned or Just retired Sen. James o. or Vermont and Max Bau,.us of .... Into evly Wffkend to I .. tried lo prevent two aod rpor ut EaaUand of Misal.uippi, is now a Montana were voted on the com· fi"rld•v -i .. H C?--..... ard b ••-of so m e times three bearings ~ ---·-... ._.. . .:.uw aawuu liberal acUvism. Even mlttee and that pro-01·1 i"odustry M Kenned)''r J .... ,... Co scheduled in a single day. • bb., "" .. iary m-1r the political mood is ror Sen. David Boren or Oklahoma mlttee wu ldlng a bearing on tightening the public purse, that was kept ofl. The committee's To complete t.be transforma·
anti·conclomerate merger does nqi stop Kennedy from token conservative Democrat is lion. Kennedy has 59 committee
101i1lation ooe0f31 me.ec.Jngs raiding!orporatepocketbooks. Alabama's Howell Hellln, s taffers under bis direction in·
dbayylbe•· committee In 20 working hTbis revolutionary change in beneficiary or Kennedy's help in eluding a good many brtghl new
t ewaybus1----1s d ted ' J to h ones <a sample : Stephen Co .. ....._ .. a ....... r .. •ly has -~••ed "~ con uc m anuary get t e committee
1 ...... T .. ~.""" .. ~ Washington can be understood seat. Breyer, a rekoowned Harvard
nlo a u~s day ·l hrough . only lf the Judiciary Commjt. Having stacked the commit· law professor and antitrust ex·
Thurtidayreg. lee's role unde r Ba"g Jim l • be pert). The thrust Is indeed i m e 0 t b a l ee s mem r shlp. Chairman . ed rdlects the Eastland the past generation is Teddy proceeded to change the aam at big business, caWJing
P u b 1 i c . 1> a~predated. ~e it long ago rul~ that Eastland e mployed to meetings of worried lobbyiat.s
lowered ex-railed as a graveyard for civil make sure litUe or nothing was around town.
pectations rights legislation, in 1978itwas done. The tack or quorum. Moil hand-wringing concerns
from govern-still the Siberia to which anti· formerly used to kill liberal Kennedy's bill lo prohibit con·
ment. But not business legislation was sent for measures. is ended by the new glomerale mergers between
Ted Kennedy. a living death. a uthorization or proxies for rirms with more than $2 billion
In bis first absent senators. No longer can in assets or sales <endorsed by
two months K ENNEDY STARTED this one senator filibuster the com· the Justice Department but.
as c hairman year by making sure Eastland mitt.ee: 10 senators on the 17· oddly, not yet by the Carter ad·
of the Senattt Judiciary Commit· and his old lieutenant, the late member committee can now ministration as such I . However.
te_c. he. has managed to slack i't Sen. J ames Allen of Alabama. close debat.c. what may menace corporate were not replaced by other con· board rooms most is the so.
with his supporters, revise it.sin-servaUves. Kennedy twisted the lT MAY WELL be that the called Illinois Brick Bill, to over-
ternal procedures and establish rules so that his Harvard buddy committee has met more often tum a Supreme Court decision
himself as the hairshirt of big a nd political ally. Sen. J ohn in Kennedy's 66 days than in so that parties who are not
business. CuJ ver of Iowa. did not have to Eastland's 23 years. Business direct purchasers could collect
The wo rst fears of busi· give up his Judiciary seat lobbyists grumble that the com· damages from an antitrust
nessmen have been realized all because or other committee as· mittee's senior Republican, Sen. violat~r. too quickly. What function ...... as · t.s St Tb cu s1gnmen . rom urmond or South Illinois Brick is viewed by
business lobbyists as the essenee
of Kennedy 's r eal attitude
Charles McCabe
, H£LL. 8JY,,..
SHOI'EM~
-tijq'LlSLOW
US OOWH.
. ...
tow~rd business, which they
considered concealed by his de· regulation rhetoric. Their one
asset is Kennedy's notorious IOS·
ing record on the Senate noor.
Even felluw Democ ratic
senators say his presence in sup-
port of a measure automatically
loses 20 to 30 votes.
FRESHMAN SENATO&S
were surprtsed by Kennedy's
stentorian, table-poundin~ style
m Senate debate Ma rch 14 when
his effort to s top Presidt!Ot
Carter's health budget recis1oftS
railed. But the vote of SS to 42
was close on an issue where
Republicans and Carter pre·
sumably were allied. Gould Keo·
nedy's rising presence in the
Senate as a powerful committee
chairman with 16 years sentonty
be translated into Senate vott>s?
It is sufficient lo transform
nervous tremors into the palsy
for corporate Americ a. On<·
Senate Republican msidcr told
us h<' wants Kennto•dy elected
president because '"he can do
less damage down at the White
House than he can from tht
Judiciary Committee." He was
only half joking.
Jet Lag .Hazard Endangers Diplomacy
I have adverted lo thi.s subject
before : The foolish habit or our
· statesmen lo take long air
llighLa and then engage in all
negotiations which seriously af.
reel the face of us aJJ, These
gestures are usually in the in·
terest of the Goddess PubUcity.
and uaually to get the sovereign
in Wasbla1ton out or some
domestic bot water.
Henry Kllainger ell~. It all lbe
time, to the great benefit of bis
employer
Richard Nix-on. But tboee who know
Kllsin1er
beat lo1iat
tbat be was
far too coony a character to
have eve r
been caught
in the trap of
jet lag. He suffered from it, of
course, u everybody does; but
be made all bis declaiona before
he left Washington, and would
not be deflected from them. ms
trips were pure, or impure,
publicity.
Jimmy Carter probably
thought his trip was or this
nature or be would not bave UD·
Art Hoppe
dertaken it. The risks involved
in the failure of such a mission
were immense. 1 suspect he.did
have a deal before he started
out. but he didn't reckon with
the two consummate carpet
salesmen he was dealing with.
Sadat and Belin started oegotia· lions at a time when Carter
thought they had been con·
eluded.
I WATCHED Carter's address
lo the Knesset on the lube. He
was planly a man who was UD·
der par in every respect. I would
opine that be wu in about as
good shape to negotiate an im·
portant policy matter as a
drunken Jimmy Carter, which
he clearly wu not.
Cairo and Jerusalem are
seven time zones from
Waahinctoo. EflO, unleSs Presi·
dent Carter knowa something
nobody else knows, be waa auf·
ferin& from a disturbance of his
bodily circadian rhythm com·
moaly called Jet lag.
Thia ls· a diaturbance of the
many lnt.ema1 cloelts ln the body
that cu have Ma4oua effecta OD
the performance of the body and
the brain in an executive, an
athlete or an airline pilot.
Although ways have been found
or mitigating its effect. no om
has Cound a way of averting it.
The Synlex p eopl e s pent
millions, rntitlessly, trying. to
Ci od t.hla "cure. "
MORE IS BEING learned
about jet lag everyday. Latest
studies s how tbal decreased
capacity occurs In mental alert·
ness, reacUoo Ume, short-term
memory, grip strength, ability
lo solve simple mathematical
problems and performance or complex psychomotor tas ks.
such as piloting a flight
simulator.
These diminished abilities
may laat two or three days after a Oigbt over several time zones.
According to one study. body
temperature reacljusts in 11 or
12 days aft.er a westerly fiigbt
cross six time zones. and in 14 or
15 days after an equally long
easterly nJgbt.
Reaction time lakes six days
to return to normal aner the
westward trip; but, for some UD·
known realOD. it takes nine days
after the eutbound return. Few
people realhe that in abruptly
cbanlinl multiple lime zones.
they throw more than JOO dlf·
ferent fwictJons out of whack.
Wh e n the president
was having those long tete a tete
sessions with Sadat and Begio
he was a seriously incapacila~
man talking with men who were
on their home ground and at the
top or their form. What he gav~
away in negotiation that he
would not have given away if he
didn't have to make on-the-spot
decisions may never be known.
It is reasonable lo assume that
be gave away more than he
would have if be were on bis
bom• ground.
TRISISoosmaJJ m atter . Thth
is little doubt that the Pres•ent undertook bis dramatic initi~ve
because he wa~ in severe poULical.
trouble at home. He planned that
we should all forget, for a while at least, such matters as oil and in-,
flation, In the glory of a bigbly vis·
ible diplomatic victory In distant•
and exotic countries.
All well and good. and politics
as it is pJayed in this country al
this lime. But to actually
negotiate in person after cross-
ing seven time zones was, in my
opinion, the height of folly.
Inflation Challenges the Ingenuity of Hoarders
I weal to a party the other
al1bt and tbe bolt bad lll'blb
chops. ' "AubodY interested in lamb
chops!" Af uked casually after
he had flnJ1bed pouring our
drinks.
"Wow!" said young Mrs.
HolltMn. obYtoully impressed. "I didn •t
know anyone
bad lamb
ebop1 an1 more."
Al tmlled a
1mu1 smile,
stubbed out ~ hl• cl1ar la
an 11btray 1.
and IWUDI ' ba~k 1 lar1e
pabatlftl cm the wall to rtftal a
IOlld ... door. He twirled tM
eom'' rt• loft ID tM mNdli tbla way and ..... ,,..,. .. a
eUck. U. pulled tM doar ..-. ,...... ........ a ......
/
,I I
/ ,•
I •
. .
rrosen ~ble lohl lamb chop.
••f8N'T 8llE a beauty?'' he
said proudly as be passed it
around. "If you examine it
clotely, ,ou'll .ee It's dam near
nawle11.''
Ben Cauwell hefted It admir·
IQlly ... BY .,Uy," he said, "that
baby must be worth more than sa.··
"To be euet, *3.14, according
to Ulla mornlna'• quotes from tbe tatemaUonal meat market,"
tald Al. ••A.ad do you know what
I paid tor lt ta 197'?"
We all looked at hJm eXJ*· taatlr ... Only St.47," he said
triumph••1. '"Of coune, I was
laeQ to pt into lamb cbope
earb.'' "lmart, ,ou me1n," said Mn .
Hol1tera. "Wbat • wonderful bedp llPllllt mn.tion, All ..
"<*. [4j:.1l:•·" uld Bea, olwtaulb . "I lald clown
%1 e ... of mountain red four
years a10 and it's a lready
tripled in value."
THAT STABTl!D a spirited
convenation. George Crouch
said be wu imo pickled berrinc;
Patty Pattenon confeaaed her
spare bedroom was heaped to
the ceiling witb s pare tirea.
some of them datln1 bac.k to
1169; and Herman Bowerman
stunned tbe 1athering by an-
nouncinl bla buement was now
jammed to the rafters wltb 18118
cubic yards of hardened C!Oll·
crete .
''What are ?,OU 1oing LO do
with It. Herm? ' I aaked.
.. Do with lt ?" he uld.
"What'• to do wltb It? The
1tulf'1 almost doubled In price in
the past six months alone.
Believe me, you can't find Ill
more IOUd bed1e aaainal I.nil•·
lion tbaa COGCrete."
Like a fool, I aaid f lhou1ht
people boulht cold or dlamonda
(
or real estate as hedges against
inflation. Everyone looked at me pityingly.
"IT'S MUCH too late for
that," said Al. "People who
were worried about prices goina
out or sight long ago bought up
all the gold and diamonds and '
real est.ate they could, thus driv·
inlJ priees out of sight."
"The trick now." explained
Ben, "Is to find somethil!I that
no one bas yet bou1bt up u a
bedl• 11alnst inflation. thu&
drlvlna the price or ll out or
sight."
Everyone looked blank.
"Could l have my lambchop?''
aald Al. "I want to put lt back ln
the 1afe bef'or It thaws.'•
Aa lor me, I'm setting Into
rocks. They're sun c:ibeap ind
plentiful. What'• more, when tbe
next l\lY ~·· • •oueu what I paid for thl8 rive years aco." 1'11
have eomethlng to throw at him.
..
NATION I CONSUMER .
, . Dryer Risk Studied
Some Home-use Product. Contain A.be.to•
WASHINGTON CAP >
federal •&ency bu uJl('(f r()f' ln·
formation OD the n('Wl'\t repor1 ~ caottr risk. hom hair dr)ttll
tb1t relea1e part1clo or Ubfftoe.
The agmry atted 1tler IOV·
PrnD)eot Lesta howf'd lh•t aome
dryen reltoaM.' aabe1tot flbfrs
ind an t>nvlronm nUI 1roup
char1td lbot aa many aa ao
million of tht• unlls m1y be
harmful
• 1overnment 1hould bin the
future. UM ol asbeatot inaulaUon
liner• In hand·held halr dryera.
The private 1roup eallmated
that the oum~r of dryera with
1 uch llnera could total 10
mill Ion.
·.
Frtdlly. March 30. 1979 DAIL V PILOT .4 '1
Pair Allowed to Adopt
Surrogate's Daughter
DETROIT <AP) -A judge bas al-
lowed a couple to adopt a baby born
to a surrogate mother artificially In·
aeminat.ed with the man's sperm.
Wayne County Juvenile Judge
Gladys Barsamian signed the adop·
Uon order for a couple identified only
as George and Deborah of the Detroit
area and a 14-montb-old girl named
Elizabeth Ann. .
THEIR ATTORNEY said he
believed the case was the first or its
Instructions printed In the "Reader's
Digest Medical Guide·· to artilicially
Inseminate Susan.
The baby was born in January
1978, and Deborah and George began
adoption proceedings lwo months
later. he said. The C-oniwnf'r Produ<-t Safcty
Commlaion det-1ded Thunidey
to laaue a 81)t't'lal ordt"r to ~ 10
manufactUN'nJ ~ pon iblt' for
produclna 90 percent of th hlllr
dryers eold in this t-Ountry. k
lhl • aeries of qut•bt1ons. 111dud &na wblcb hair drycn. contnm
ube1lo8.
M •. KING S1UD In a broad
C'a&l 1nlervu..'w WC"dne8day JM:r
aeenc)' ltamt'<i "lhat the balr
dryen; that \\-t' put undt>r teat
Monday I I tht• NaUonaJ Run!IU
of Shuwtard' do In fau:l coouun
JS!wNlO!.
I £NTl8TS HA Vt: Unked the
breathln& ol ubeatoe fibers wtth
an lncreaaed risk or lung cancer
and other serious disea&es.
T he environmental group's
S>ellllon also calls on the com-
m11mon to force manufacturers
to replace or repair asbestos·
containing dryers in use.
«llrs "-•..a kind carried through from delivery to ..,.._ adoption.
·'The courts weren't quite s ure
what to do about this one." said
Keane. "It would have been easier 1f
a doctor could have documented the
mseminatJon, but we couldn't find a
doctor who was willing to become in·
volved."
T h e I n t e r n a l The surrogate mother was iden-
R even u e Service. lilied as Susan. a friend of the cou·,
c l a i ming So u th pie, w~ agreed to give up au claim
THE a£SPONSES WILL t'CH1
ble th(" commlbsloo t\I uff to rom
pile the ru-st hsl or whlt'h hair
dryers on the mnrket etlnl~m
Ms beatos, an m:sulatJon makrlal
that has been lmked to c an~r
Thf comm1ss1on also a~
to m~ next \\-..ek to decide on
further action. Poss1b11lues ln
elude recaJhi or certain dr)len.
and bana on tbetr future sale Chairwoman Susan Kmg said '
"WP wlll proceed w1th the
testing lo dett>rmuae the nature ot the f1be~ that-are released
and the degree of haiard to con-
iiuoH•rs in foreseeable use of th~
product," Ms King said in an in·
tcrv1cw with Wash1neton
tclev1&100 istallon WR C
But in a petition filed with the
agency Thursday t.he t:nVlron-
mental Defense Fund said the
"While the full extent of the
problem remains unknown. it is
clear that government inaction
coupled with industry callous-
ness bas meant that public
health has needlessly bee n
Jeopardized for many years ...
said Dr. Joseph Highland of the
environ~ntaJ group
Korean businessman . to .~h~ ~ant. . .. Tongsun Park owes It s incredible, . George told re-
$ .11. . • porters as the family emerged from 5 , m1 ion 10 back the judge's chambers. "She <Susan > taxes, has sold two did it all ror Debbie ...
luxury car s con· Attorney Noel Keane said his
fiscated from him. clients were unable to have children
Park is contesti ng because Deborah had undergone a
t h e go v e r n m e n t hysterectomy.
c laims. KEANE SAJD GEORGE followed
Under Michigan law, a woman who
wants to give up her baby must sur-
render the child to a certified state
adoption agency, Keane said. A cou-
ple. however, may dirttt:Uy adopt a
child if the child is related.
KEANE SAID BLOOD tests from
Susan. George and Elizabeth Ann
proved to almost 99 percent certainty
that George as the child's natural
father. That qualified George and
Deborah to adopt the baby directly,
he saad.
HEADS ABOVE · THE REST!
SINCE 1894
. DEN'S _cai:;e'i~'f :instaiiatioii : 'custom draperie~
l te NO • ' ~304n ' linoftml • wood floor
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ESTATE SALE OF
JEWELRY-
CRYSTAL-
PORCELAilW -
BROlWZES-
~Dll\TA
SILVER
and mere. •
Man Sentenced
SAN DIEGe (AP) -
A 26-year-old man serv ·
ing a 20-year federal
bank robbery term bas
been sentenced to life In
prison for what a judge
called "an execution-
style killing." Superior
Court Judge Earl H.
Maas sentenced ·aurus
Williams for first-degree
murder in the shooting
d ea th of Ke nn e th
Bender on Marc h 5,
1978.
Friday,
Setw'd•y,
end ... dey
nlghta
"Got a problem" Then wnte to Pal Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need
to solve ~!lies in government and business Mau
your qt.U!s1ums to Pal Dunn, At Your Service. Orange
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but phqned mquiries or letters not mcludzng the
reader's fWL name. address. and business hours' phone
number cannot be considered. Thu column appears dai·
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r.ten Jtl•t•'t Stowe-eall It
DEAR PAT: I bought some copies or presiden-
tial campaign posters recenUy and noticed that all
of them had the dates or manufacture listed. ls this some kind or a legal requirement?
. E.P., Huntington Beach
Yes. The federal Hobby Pro&edlon Act re.
quires that sellers of lmltalioll PGUticaJ Items <bat-
toaa, ~ Uteratare, eddi:en, or advertlae-meau> mark tJte He m s wit.It tJte calendar year la
wblch they were manufacture d. Imitation
numismatic Items (colas, &okeas, paper money, or
commemorative m e dals> mast be marked .. copy." U yoe reeelve aa lmltatloa lu&ead of a.a
a•t.lteadc ltelD aJMI It's lie& marked properly, aader
tills law,_ may ftJe salt for dama1es aad seek aa ~ apiMt &Jae pt'aetke.
Rate Hike OK P~~~~~~~~~~
SAN FRANCISCO HOMEOWNERS!
Do you have
fire & theft
insurance on
your personal
belongings?
<AP> -A water rate in·
crease of 14 percent has
been approved by the
Public Utilities Com ·
mission for 1.8 million
customers U1 San Fran·
CISCO, San Mateo. Santa Clara and Alameda Our 22nd.Year , ;.
counties. The decision • Phone 548-555' '-..,,~ will mean about $1 in· -
crease in the average •RABBITT INSURANCE•
bimonthly water bill for 1 ltH Harbor Bmt. co.ea K-
bomeowners.
CLOSED DOWN
ONE OF THE LARGEST ORIENTAL
RUG WAREHOUSES IN THE SOUTH
We are now m the process of hqu1dahng the remaming goods of Caspian
Onental Rug Gallery . fortnefly of Oauphme St .. ~w <ftleans. We have many
rugs remammg 1n all colon and sizes from many domains. including Iran,
USSR, China, Afghanistan, P•istan, Turkey. Romania and India.
A LARGE SELECTION OF
THESE RUGS WILL BE SOLO BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON: SUNDAY, APRIL 1
AT: HOLIDAY INN
25205 LA PAZ RD •
LAGUNA HILLS
AUCTION 2 P .M.
PREVIEW 1 P.M.
l ots of diamond rings and earrings,
gold chains, fine china and
crystal. bronzes, some fumi·
ture, oils, chandeliers, brass
Mcwcll JO. 31.
April I n .... 11e.,.ew~ Neen••rtl ~ E.Blu...._,. ...._ __ . (213) ~ ·-""~' 'A• A, l1>e .
lamps, etc.
Something for everyone
-from $1 .00 up. Free
admission. Bank of
Americ1, Master ..
Ch~. ctlecks,
some terms
available.
Inspection of all merchandise
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
2 • 5 P .M. and 7 • 8 P .M.
newport
galleries ltd.
2542 West Coast Highway
Newport Beach. CA
(714) 645-2200
CONSIGNMENTS ACCB' I ED
"TIL S PM
Art Levine Auc11oneer
First of the Season ...
FUCHSIAS
Costa Mesa's official flower
and coastal f avortte. Each
togged with color and variety.
111! ~] Basket & upright varieties.
For Complete Control
of Snails and Slugs!
Ollnlo
SLUG-GETA
Contains Mesurol. on Ingredient
that protects nowers. shrubs and
vines from these damp weotf\et'
fee<Sers.
1 Lb. Reg. 2.69 f •JJ Treats 1.000 sq. ft .• _ _._.,.__,.._
2Lb.~
Reg.4.49~
I Floritr Special I
INDOOR FERNS
•BOSTON
•ROOSEVELT
•WHITMAN
6" Pot Reg. 8.95
NodetlYery
at this price.
. ,\,
--· Since 1946
Hal limn
'"""'""'°" DEAR PAT~ My daqbter saw an ad in a
magaz:i.De for a necklace abe wants. I regularly
check with the Better Business Bureau before or· ~ri~~grroma~wcompMy,b~w~nl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ called the Los Angeles BBB they had no in!orma-~
lion on this company in Sherman Oaks. I wasn't
able to establish that it had a business license either. So, I wrote .to the company and asked for
ita phone number <unavailable from the informa·
lion operator> and the names ot two business ref·
erences in this area. I've had no answer except a
pre-printed post card asking me to Send $7.95 for the necklace. Do you know anything about this
company? S.S., Costa Mesa
1'llere haven't been any eomplalnts, bat AYS
advlaes yoa to forget placl.ag ID order wltlll lbls
firm If It ca.a't spare tile time to respoed to yoar la·
qalry. No pboae, no bulneu Ueeue, and "too·
low" prices are other warnlap that tile operation
•aY not be entirely reliable. A compuable
necklace pnbably can be parehased at a mall
oaUel la t.bls area wbere yoa woaJd bave some re·
coarse ll the merchandise proved ansatlsractory.
Taklag the Ume to lavestila&e any anfamillar
mall-order baslaess, as you did, Is sometblag
every consamer sboald do before placing an order.
~·lo•• .41'aflallle1
DEAR PAT: I would like to look into the
possibility of getting a job in Europe this summer.
How should I go about doing this? K.W., Newport Beach
Tbls year's edition of .. Tbe Directory of
Overseas Sa111mer Jobs," SI.ts, or .. Sammer Jobs
la Britain.'' $5.15, aboeld give yoa an idea of
wbat's available. 8otJt books are pabUabed by
Writer's IMgett Books, tm Alllance Road, Cln·
~lnHtl, Ollio '524%. Libraries and .college career
plualag or placement omces aaaally bave copies.
CHRISTIANS
......... M*•Wllw•d••-'r ..................... di ... .,-..
..... airw-w ....... ,..,.. .. "·t=:.•11 It.,.. .. ft
sclM .. •• for tll1trl • H cost to ..... , ... I diee. ............... tlte
a IJIHHfM11lhn .. k1 ................ ,:
MOT • ., apotogeta1 •xotanllton ot
WHY to_,_, but
HOWi t>-.ct on 200 Biblical lewt llreedV tested by ~In 1.000·1of~otone-te>oneahanngof
awi9t. ........
1. All men .. linnef'I. Romln• 3:23 2. Thepenettylonml1deatn-etemt11v.Rom1na8:23
3. .-. Owtlt la the only Son of God: He lived a 11n1 ...
life. John 10:30, 3eJ!. P9ter 2:22 .
4. He bore the purr"ment for our tlne lft Hie body on the
crote through Hil ucrificial deltt\, Ind "* again. I
'-ter2:24 ·"* ---eQf •wtlhtheee fourltetementl; -ere 11• •Id lft ttldn8 Pitt In the llf'OllUctlon of this fttm; -endWOUldllumoreln~
NATIONAL ENCOUNTER WITH CHRIST
IUlftto,.t.. ... 111. ........... CAtl~I
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Music by Guy Half erry
SUNDAY AFTERNOONS
April 1 & April 8·1:30 to 4:30
SOUTH COOT PIAZA
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ex: late
"Awar ne s'
Or 11.i<· ( ua .. t l '111lc·1i11· • 1>1u hl1•d Stu<lf'nla
l f'nt.-r will "J>llll!\or lh t·rond unnual 'flan
rll<'J J)l)('<f /\wun•1ll '!Iii Wc•••k" AJHll 2 ft on tht• 'c.11U1
M t•i.J r~111111u~
A wh<•••I "hair mun1•U\.l'roh1llty <'om1)0t1Uon lJ
•whl'dult'd from noon to 2 11 m Moncby In the ()CC'
ou111I ~ ht•t-11 hdll hukcl hall J(umr 111> planned in
th~ m 111~ym from noon untl Ir> m 1 hur d11y
For fu1 tb1•1 inform l100 ihout the• WN"k '1 •~·
t 1 \ ll It' • 11hom• !).'>41 !>KCH
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ervic·~s
Offered
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~1uo.r
A t I Ull'>JIUI t .1111111 u Ill I
IH' I J) itt·r v lt'l' o ff 1• r 1•11
olch•r 1 .. 1.:un..i Ht•ud1 rt'
'>ldl•nh uncl thn ... 1• who
urt• hundw;1111.><'<I h 1.·1•111 ..
1\&JI 11 I.I with 11\<1Ul(11t a
turn tlf tlw 1-·1 ~11 µrn
~··am
Thi• pro~rJrfl, 01wn lo
1w11plt-"'.All faith:., pro
v1df•s ndt•s to cloctor:.,
hank&, i>O<'Ull JJll'O('I''"
und olhf'r pla1·r· .. for
t ho:.l' who c·J1111ot ~l'I
arountt by thl'mhi•lvc•.,
The voluntc•cr gn1uµ
uli.o provrrles luunrlry
f.ervu•t• <Jnd ottwr JOI.ls
for !.cmori. IL 1s <'Om
prised or local church
members, the Council
o n Ag i n g, a nd th e
homemaker service of
the ARsistan<'e L<'aguc! .
For information about
t h e pro g r u m , 1· a I I
494 5600
Degrees
Readied
Threl' Nt!wpOrt Ucach
rN.1denLc; an· cund1datcs ror lwthelor 's dl'J(rct•s
following w1ntl'r quarter
work at lJC I >uv1s
Record . .......
\AIOAAHA TllM"'
f;OMMU .. lfY "°'"fAl
Moor~" I. ltlt
M t eNI litftl \ Mttff •1 JU'W\ t ~vn '••n V•lln .t;ut
M.of<ll1
M, •1t0 Ml \ Ool~hJ •j.mll h S•n
l~•H I •f~ntrenu ..;u t
Mt11c • 1
Mt •ttO Mt\ t ,,,,~ t ut '-t ~ll
tA .. CLIM&"a
Ol"i •AL "0~1"1 f AL ~ltU.ltlt
"" """' Mn lt•tl)fl Ii-• .,_.n l••m•nt•, Q•rt -~"" M • .,,.. Ml\ \I .. • Hut;MNrcJ \""
(.l•m•tH•, Qirl l!MrO 11
M r •rld WV\ "~"' VuQln ~•n Juen (ef)f•lr-. bOy
,,,,., •nd Ml• Fr•nt"40 f •OU4rO•,
tl•n• Point 91rl
"""""" Mt •nil Mr. \IMu•et .IM,,,,,_,
ll•n ,,.,,_,•·!::o It
Mr •M Mr, Arlvro Gon1••t 1,
Oen• Po1n1, l>Ot
Coa.stlirw
Set,s Class
On Health
A course designed to
he lp people 1 mprovc
their health will be or .
fcred by Coasllinc Com·
mun1ty College begin·
ning April 17 In llunt·
1ngton Reach.
T erry Mo nroe , a
he;illh planne r for the
Orange County fleailh
Planning Council, will
mstruct students about
how to build a persona l
plan t o r educe poor
health risks and develop
u heallhlul tirestylc.
The cour se wi ll be
h<:ld from 10 a .m . to
noon Tuesdays at the
Continental Townhouse
IJ I, 19001 Brookhurst St.
The c·and1dat1•s, who
a r t• <' I 1 g 1 h I l' l o
parlH'lfHJl(' in .lune• <·om·
mt·n1·1·mt·r1l 1•xt·rc·1l>t•i.,
<t nd llwa r (ll'ld~ or study
a r t• J u I 1 1• D 1 a n n c
I lolocomb. botany; Cyn
thaa Alice Steinha us, 1n
d1v1dual i.f•lcc•Lt•1J major.
and John Bcn•nds c n
01<•k cy , inlcrnat1on:.ll
agrirullurul d cvc•to1>·
m(•nt Registration can be
Deaila Nelke• made In advance at the
----------·c o ll e ge's Fountain
P<>MU•No11:"• Valley main office . 10231
!>OHA f"OMER•Nc.•ENC, ••11"""' Slater Ave or at the a• t r.cond•c:lo. U P•\Wd •••r °" ., .., M•"" n. 19,. .,, ,,,. ~ 01" SM .. first class session. For
\UtVI VO'<I by '"" \On A!IOIPlt ot IOf Or m atiO n Ca JJ Av \tr•••• 04UQht~r \ H•d• • •
Ju< ttn .... '"' .,, UOM •ll. C• •nO 003 ()8211, "•"tn• Orn10" 111 8UO!Nt l'•r•. C.. , J
t.1'•"0"UH1rttn (.,t•Vfl'••O. \MfVtre• wHf
IJe t••f<I nn """"'•Y. Apfil 1, lt/t •I
11 tin AM ... '"" lloroo• l•wn South ' o ...... ..,.a Memu11•I F'••~ ... rvlO \ under Ille ~u.a
n ir•• t11Jft Of MArbOf L•wn Muvnt Oit¥e
Mortv•'1 fllCC1\t .. M-·•~ ~<IO US. BJ OO S h
Vlk(,INIA :·.~~~':t r•.,d•nl ut 0 oug t
•,•nt• An,. ( Ft•\v-d ctw•'I on M•r<"
JI, l\f/if tn (JJ\t.t IW'I\•, (4' Stlf' W•\ A
n1err~tJ.f!1 ot It~ A,....'""'" A\\Ott•tlon
01 ~ .. t1ted f'f'IOPI• \lie '' \Uf 'itWed b y
fltf \1\tat (,relchen ot ~•nh1 An•
HelQltl\, <.• •nCI brOllttr J•f • 8
M iiier o• flt••nbo•. C.• ( un•r•t \eNlt .. _,. l'lt•d 1oci.y 41 1 IJO PM •I
the Harl>Of u wn /IMmo•IAI Ctt•IMI
w1\n Rev (./W(l9' 0 Cl•••. IM\IOr Of
,.,. ~ .,,. UnlMd -ll+OO"' a.urcn ot
(;O" e Me•a, Ce otll"ellng. p,, ....
.. n1ombmenl Mrvttn ommtdl•l•ly
1oi1ow1ng et He..-Le•n ..,._tevf'l't
HerllOr u-..-. Ollft M4o(t11<9ry ot
C.O•t• M-. S.O.tH•· ••••Y VIAOIL V af;fllh ', ,_......,, ot '9ft.
IA "'"•• C. l'fttell -•Y IWI MM<ll 29, 19,. i.u•vl...O oy wile Ruin Mey .. ,,Y
The Am erican R ed
Cross bloodmobile will
visit South Laguna for
blood donations between
12· 15 LO 5:30 pm. April
19 at the South Coast
Medical Cenler. 31872
Pacific Cout Highway.
li'o r appointments,
call 499-1.311.
Deatlu • Elaewhs-e
•"" •I-LUQltM Humpl>rlet, both ot Se l\le AM. C. , 4 bfOCMr• Llo'(O (;.
6t"Y ot Le Mor-, C.., Wlllltm H • Ufflt"' of ui. ve04>t . N•vlHle, c;1111or11
Ot11ler ot ,.nte 8ttoere, C:. _...
J .... l.. 0..1 .... Jt of ........... 111 ....
C• .. I •hler Ju• .. 11• HOUH OI w ............ W•\ttlf'910!' ..... 1e .. 1·00 WASHINGTON CAP>
PM Mo-y -II t . "" .. Ille "<Kiiie .. ~-• 9-•• View 0.-1. tnt.,,.,..,.I P<Klfk View -._.-n;a • •-
Mtmor lel "•rk. Peclllc Vie• Jr., 81, SUpervillOr and
Met'111<9ryOlredDn. C U r 8 l 0 r 0 f t b e
~---------s mt th a o n I an Jnatllut.ion'1 division of ... ClllOTM•S
~'SMOatUAaT
627 MHtn St
Huntington Beach
536-6539 ,.,.,..,
COl.OMAL flUNMAl
HOMI
postal h ist o r y, died
Saturday or ca a cer.
Bruna founded the
Ame rican Philatelic
Congress and served as
preshlent from 1944 until
UM7.
Clinic Set
For Rover
An anU·rabiea vac·
clnatlon clinic for doge
la scheduled from 7 to
8 :30 p.m . April S at
Laguna Niguel Junior
High School. 29070 Paaeo
Escula. Laguna Niguel.
Oop four moot.ha and
older are required by
law to be vaccinated
against rabies, and a
va l id vaccination
certificate Is needed to
license a dog.
For further Informa-
tion, phone 994·4602.
PUBLIC NOTICE
CORRECTION
In t"• ... ,. ..cttofta
which ren ,..rch 21 eftd
Merch 21, thctf'• waa •n
adwertle•M•ftt tor •
011•2 UIMttM ''""'· Th• ducrlptlw• copy
waa lncorNCt. It eho'*' "n• reed aa totlow9: "Thr•• grllle•type lft•
terlor ahelwea, 4 doOr •"•I•••· 2 juice ceft rectc1. Dur_.. porcet .. "
on etffl Interior." W•
etnceretr r•et IM1 •r·
ror.
I Sears I
PUBLIC NOTICE
..... ....,....
GRANDCHILDREN CARRY KARL. WALLENDA'& LEGACY IN THEIR HIGH WIRE ACT
From Left, Phllllp Glkaa, Aletta Wallenda, Aley Boglno Perform _
W allendas Carrying On
High Wire Act Continue~ Despite ·.Tragedy PUBLIC NOTICE
P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU' 8U\l .. IH
MAMIE STATIMa"T -
SARASOTA. p·1a. I AP) A
(cw miles from the gruveslle of
aerialis t Ka rl Wa lle nda. his
~randchlldrcn walk a high wire.
practicinR the daredevil stunL'>
that arc their legacy.
It has been .a year sine~
Wallenda fell 120 feet to has
death from a wind·whipped high
wire stretched between hotels in
San Juan. Puerto Rico. But t he
s pirit which propelled the rear.
less aer ialist he was 73 when he
fe ll laves on through his pro-
geny.
"I FF.EL IT'S 1n my blood.
This is my career ," says grund·
daughter R1ctta Wallenda, 18,
who trave ls the country
performing on the high wire.
M 1ss Wallenda and her cousin
Ricky Bogino represe nt the fifth
generation of Wallendas to carry
on despite scars and tragedies.
Al so performing unde r the
W1Jllenda banne r in circuses are
Miss Wallenda's mother Carla.
gr a ndson Tino 7.oppee. Philup
Gikas. a nd George Za mudio,
who just JOincd the act.
"IT HAS BEEN a very good
year for the m ," says family
bus iness ma nager Stephanie
Sha w. "When Ka rl died we
dldn 't know wblch way it would
go. But they've been in demand
all over the country.''
It was the seven.man pyramid
which brougt)t the Wallendas
their g reatest triumph and
perhaps their greatest t ragedy.
The pyramid stunt killed two
fa mily members and parulyzed
a third permanently when at col·
lapsed in Detroit in 1962.
Ironically, the Wallendas re-
turned to Detroit recently to
perform with a cir cus troupe
Out they didn 't perform the
pyramid. T~ family has stagt.'<.I
1t only twice since the fatal acc1
dent.
SI NCE ING, HELEN Wallen-
da has had seven of her fumlly .
k i I I c d in U'e r i a I r c I ate d
'Bike Bandit'
Suspect Held
Santa Ana's s us pected "b1
cycle ba ndit," a man police
b •lievc madt• his getaway from
14 r ecent hold-ups on a 10-s pced
bicycle. wa:, arrested Wedncs·
day night on robbery charges.
police said
Reginald Hebron. 21, an ul
leged Marine h ving 1n Santu
Ana, was taken into custody as
he pedaJed along the street near
Lyon and Fourth Street , police
reported.
Officers said I lebron ls sus-
pected of 14 robberies at Santa
Ana liquor stores. markets and
gas s tations over the qast
month.
tragedies . The las t wa s her ... ~~:--. --. '' °""'19 11u" P~~~c::!:~.!'::~,--
hus band Karl. She was there UNtvEAi>AL Lt FE c•.u~cH, '"-•o1io..1"' ...,_ "dOif't .,.,, ...
hen he LO Pied r the re IHC. C.HAIUER No t7JCK. 7•U> Pe-Mn.,. w p rom WI . s.nte CJ .... Mn J ... n C.-•tt-."' AlllltfY "'"" EOUll'MENT March 22. n•1t co.rn. .,,,. -s.t.tv 1:,... .. "''"•· • Mart,••• Olvl\IOfl of Ablllly FI•• EQl>t ''He fe ll a t ('xaclly 11 20 Jo1111 C..M<Cu1<:-.1.snPe.-0 Co.>00tR-l11 • .... 11t0t 1.!>une
a.m .•.. she said. "I've 11ot his !>.nta ci .... s.n-'"""'-'"-·"' 1•·"''1•--..c..11mi. ., .,.,\ • Peul Fr.,.~ ll<!ller, ""• s ... 1 •
broken wrbl watch. stopped al '"'•-•••<--'-"b••"""'"' Jo ... ,.•s•.F-1a1nv•11•,,.c ,.t1101 11 20... (.Mpo<et .. A•-191-Tiii\ -· I\ <.-.CCI~ by en .... "°"" c ""'""~ '"'""•' S d Tiii\ ..,_..,.,..,., .,., tll<HI wtlll tl'lt PNI F•-~r he sa1 Shl• had tried to stop c-niv O...k "' 0r.,.. '-'•• "'•''"" T111, ,,_, .... "'"" "'"" '"" him from performing \hiJl day 20. ""· c ... ,.,., c.tH k o1 o •• ,.oe c-.. o"
b h ' d Ptl*l rc11 I, t91' ecaus • t e Wln wa:. so strong. PvbH....., OrMQt '°''' o.11, p1101 PlltMJ ~t(I\ u , JO.""''' •. ll, ,.,., Put>ll•hed Or-Cot\I Delly Pl!M "He said, 'Don't worry, a little • '· '•.n.10. "-,, '"'" wind never hurt me. It ':. only to, _________ .;..;.;._;_'-----------
fhghls, Helen~ I 'II be through
with that in no time ·
"B UT TllE WI ND actually
hll'w him off It gusted and ht·
was gone H he would have let
go or the polE' he probably could
have s aved ham!>e tr. n ut he
wouldn't let go of the pole.··
H is granddaughter Rietta
Wa llenda s:ud s he knew he
would never le' go
"lit• a~ways lau~hl us 'Don't
let ~o of your pole it ·s going to
hurt s omebody d o wn
there, .. lie held 1t all the way
down."
DESPITE TUE AGONY, Mn •.
Wallenda said she has round en·
couragement in the hfc that her
husband so loved.
"Karl always s aid, 'You have
to take c a r e o f the li ving
The re's nothing you t•an do for
the dead.· E vcrythinJ;! has gone
on like before. This is exactly
what Karl would wa nt us lo do."
Well, do you
want-trains,
or not?
Still Fighting City Hall
The United States Congress 1s now
considering legislation about
Amtrak which would result in
reduction o f almost half of it s roulc
mileage These reductions would
fall very heavily on the Wes I. and
particularly on the Los Angele&
area Mother Battles Fires and Nurses Her Baby
IOWA CITY, Iowa CAP> -She
only get.a 20 or 30 letters a day
now. and the reporters and talk
s how hosts don't call aa orten, so
Linda Eaton is catching· her
breath and getting read y for lbe
next round.
Mias Eaton, 26, Ls the Iowa Ci-
ty firefighter who attracted na-
tional attention in January when
abe violated orders not to nurse
her 31Ai·monlh-old son a t the fire
station.
.. THINGS HAVE KIND of
l•pered off now,'' she aaJd at
1he played with Jan. now 8
months old, In her moblle home.
"I'm Just doing my job and wall·
Ina." Miu Eaton la fighting fires -
and nursing her baby -under a
te mporary injunction until the
Iowa CivU Rights Commission
decides her case.
A commission Investigator
said there wu "probable cause"
that doesn't mean I 'll answer
them .
"Jn a way, it's been fun. I'm
glad people are interested, but r
Just wis h it would get over
with."
Her mailbox Is proof that peo·
pie are Lnterested.
"I BUY A LOT of stamps,"
she laughed. "Now I just get
mar be 3) or JO letters 8 day.
• • used to get a whole stack,
maybe 150 or 200. I read every
one, although I don't have Umc
to answer them aJJ.
"Mo.t ol them are compUmen·
lary, but a few tell me stuff like
'dry up.• Thal 'a supposed to get
to m e, bul It doeln't. ••
o r h e r co-work e r s ut the
firehouse, she said. ·• Jt hasn't
re ally been ~oing a ll that
s m oothly their minds arc
made up. But they ull work with
me and co-operate · ·
A LOCAL SUPPORT commit-
tee has been formed to answer
q uestions about the case und
raise money. They sell $1 but·
tons that say ··s upport Linda
Eaton. Nursin~ Firefighter."
But Miss Eaton, who says she
Is "no~ a joiner " Is not actively
involved In the committee .
"Sometimes I sell a few but·
tons." she said. holding up a
sackful. ··r guess I've been to
one of the met;tlngs."
The California Department of
T ransportat1on has been asked to
testify on the merits of this plan. But
we at Caltrans feel that decisions
about such a maJor part of our
1ransportat1on system should nol be
made before we hear from you. the
publtc.
Therefore, wo'd like you to come to
a public meeting and tell us what
you think should happen to Amtrak.
We 'll see to it that your comments
are transmitted to Congress.
If you want to arrange a special
appearance. please call us al (21 3)
620-2345.
7801 Botsa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
.,. __ .,. __ ... _.,. ___ .. lbal MlM Eaton was a victim of
Or If you pref er not to speak at the
public meeting. you may write to us
at Caltrans. P.O. Box 1499.
Sac ram~nto, CA 95897 .
rACIAC VllW
MIMOelALrAH
Cemetery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pac1l1c View Onve
NOWJ)Of't Beach
6«-2700
McCORMICK MOaTUAlllS Laguna Beach
•9't·941 6
Laguna Hiiia
768-0933
San Juan Cep1strano
•95-177&
l&L llOAIWAY NOmM.IY
110 lroedwev
Coet•Metl &42-11&0 -IMmtAM'I&&.
lllOITUAIY
Wll1'C&.W CHAI&
OtnlOfY • Flower Shop
427 E 17th St
Cotl•Meee &~ A
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FUNERAL I
• DIRECTORS 1
Iiarbor Lawu
l Mount Olile I
Mortuary
I Cemetery '
Crematory
I •lntennentln I
AftJ Cemetery ........... ,,. .
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aex diacrlmlnatlon, so she and
lhe city 100n will begin a series
ol conclllallon meellnaa.
IP THEY A&E una ble lo
reach an accord, the commlulon
wlll bold public hearin11 and la·
sue a rui1Jic:
Since the injunction wu Is·
aue d, Miu Eaton has been
featured on 1late and naUonal
televlalon talk 1how1, radio
phone-In pro1rams and In U.S.
and forel1n ma111ln11 a nd
new1papera. There even wu a
tentatJve televt.6on movie offer.
"They decided they didn't
waat to make a movie, because
tbe1 uked the network•, and the
networb .. kl ll w11 too riaque
-they dAdn't know how to s>re·
sent breul·feed1n1 on TV," she
... d.
•IM EATON, WHO la not
married, delerlbe1 bel'ffll u
"Nrt..UC" aad "I luell klnd of
1t•bbora." 111• also 11 ver1
prlYlte, but ltatene patlenUy to
penoul ........
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I'm kind of evulve," •be aald.
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Our public meetings will be held at:
7:00 PM . Wednesday, April 4, 1979
City Hall Chambers
303 West Commonwealth Avenue
Fullerton , Calif.
10:00 AM , Wednesday , April 4. 1979
Police Auditorium
Par1<er Center
150 No. Los Ang eles Street
Los Angeles, Calif .
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reg. $10 and 112
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Short Sleeve 3/$1 0
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Feinlnlsts Berate 'Sexy Seanner' Ad
ELBRIDGE. NY. <APl the worcla 'Sexy Scanners to de· yeara ln lnduetrlal trade
Tbe m11utne 1d 1hows an eler ted amaJI Atulf' I thlnk men j ournal.a. He aayJS lL has won .re·
tronlc scanner POlnUna toward a would UDderatand why it lJ of· ia derablp awards from such
wotrian'1 cleavaf'C", wb r9 a 1lp ten1lve," Hid Su.tan Dahlberg, a trade journals as "Product.ion
per tooth la ma loa from her re~earc h t1c>lenU1L tor Bell En1lneerln1" and .. Oeslan
partially unzip~ hlrt Telephon.-Laboratorl • who Newa." "S 1y Scann u to d l cl complained In a lt'tler to Ma Ever 1lnce the ad first ran,
small atulf.'' rt>ach the 14"'d magazine. howev r. the company bu re·
And lr nolhintr t-1~. tht' ad ha. Sine~ Ml Oahlb(lraf• letter celved complaJnta. At flnt, they
focustd aUt<nUon on th<> &an A •PJ>t'•rc"d, tht" company has bt 0 came from a few secrelaMes at
MaUcCorp .a1mallcomp11ny1n drluttrd with mor than 400 M companies r eceiving the a a m a ll upi.t 1h• Nf'w York lt rl from women wllb Mimllar magazines, Mims said.
v1lla1e ••hlcb ~roduces tiny , complalntl "It la demeaning, is about all I
electronic, tndustrlal l'n u can say." said Ms. Dahlberg,
•·emJru L't areup1narrn"' BUT PERCY o Mims. the wbo ha s a do c t o r a t e an
"IF THEY llAN an ad with a tompany'a murkctlng and 11alcs che mistry and holds a job in
man·a Oy undone and lht>lr e.can dlr ctor. •Y• h~ Is prQud of the wblcb she has a say ln buyrng
equipment a yeat.
BECAVSE OF the ad, she
aays she will never buy anything
from Scao·A·Matlc.
Nonetheless. Mims says bis
company ls alicldnJ with the ad.
A shnilar ad w1tb the same-
words, but with the scanner
pointing at an earring worn by a
woman. has nol received any
complaiots. according to Mims.
The scanners depicted In the
ad are called "the eyeballs of
auto mati c indu s trial
machinery." They are made by
a production staff that is 90 per·
cenL wom e n . said Mims.
although none of the company's
engineers or executives are •
women.
Jn nine years the company's
work force has grown from 10
employees to more than 100 with
offices here, as well as Deerfield
Beach, Fla. and S ussex,
England.
( THE BOOKMAN )
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AMONG THE CROWO-PLEASEAS AT MESA VERDE'S KEMPER OPEN THURSDAY WERE (FROM LEFT) NANCY LOPEZ. LAURA BAUGH.AND DONNA CAPONI YOUNG.
-Putte~ ~ives Higuclµ One-stroke Edge
Women Golfers Rave Over Mesa Verde Course
By HOWARD L . HANDY
Of -O.•IY ~llllt Swt
All of the players on the course,
whether they shot an 82 or a sub-par
round, were in accord on one tbing-
tht> Mesa Verde Country Club golf
course nvala any on the tour despite
the water spots caused by heavy
early-week rains.
"The golf course is the best we've
played all year. The greens are the
best since Miami. It's a tough course
and no one can reach the par fives in
two except maybe the fourth," said
Jan Stephenson after a sub-par 70.
"It's a beautiful golf course and the
greens are s mooth. Th~y all roll the
same and are true," said Sandra
Post, another in the clubhouse with a
70. She missed a two-fool pull on the
tricky ninth green, her final hole, to
keep from lyine for the lead
Higuchi has an unorthodox sway to
her swing and feels it helps her to gel
additional distance. She won the
LPGA championship in tm and bad
her best year in JQ76 when she won
$57,389 a nd finis hed 10th on the
money list.
During the round, Higuchi missed
only four greens in regulation, bad
birdie on the fourth hole of the front
pine and the rest were pars.
Rains during the night caused an
hour's delay in starting the field
Thursday. There were at least sax
groups sWJ on the course at 6 o'clock
when a siren was sou.oded g1v1ng the
players the oplion of finishing or
waiting until morning to conclude
play.
All but two groups were able to
finish, and did. None of tboee who
finished their round this morning
were in cooteot.ion for the lead.
And the winner may have the
highest tot.al or the year to date when
tht' final round iB completed Sunday.
_Only six players broke par Thursday
: in the Women's Kemper Open open-
; ing ro und with J apan 's Chako
"-...-' Hi gucb1 the leade r at 69. This is the
: hi ghest lint-round total of the year
: on tbe LPGA tour
HIGUCIO, SPEAKING vef'J little
English but answering questions
through an interpreter, praiaed the
greens.
c .. plete Seem AJ8
four birdies and two bogles. After
playinc in the early group, she didn't
feel her score would hold up, saying
someone would be three oc four un-
der. It did ho.Id, however.
STEPHENSON MAY BE the
darkhone in the pack of five that had
70s. Others include Alice Ritzman.
Bonnie Bryant, Jan Ferraris and
Post. TI.ere are seven players at par
including Lopez.
. "I LOVE THE GOLF COURSE and
.. it's great ror my game. The greens
: are absolutely beautiful," Nancy
; Lopez, the gallery favorite said
: following a par round of 71.
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"I haven't played the course before
a nd r e lied o n m y caddy for
yardages,'' Higuctti s aid. "I haven't
been putting well and I would have
won laat week if I had putted well.
Today I felt I did putt well "
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LOPEZ, PLAYING ln near'dark-
ness oo the final hole, had the biggest
gallery in the crowd or 2,750. She
drllled a booming drive off the 10th
tee to start her round, then bad a
bogey on the hole. After that it was a
·'I have no confide nce in my
game," Stephenson said after her
See mGUCHI, Pa1~ A14
Few Make It
CHAKO HIGUCHI
Little Security
In Being a Caddy
BJ DAVE CtJNNINGHAll ... Delly,..... .....
Can • caddy find wealth and happlneu oo the women's pro
golf tour?
Happineu, maybe, but wealth
... let's Juat say the average
school teacher ls better off
rtnaoclally. The average
plumber can llve like a king
compared to what a pro caddy
makes. Tbere la very little security In
the caddy's line of work. At the
Kemper Open in Costa Mesa
Thursday, several caddies sat in
a tent oulaide the course, un-
employed, boplng a golfer would
tum up at the last minute and
need somebody to carry her
clubs.
THE CHANCES or that were
sum. Nearly every established
LPGA 1oller retains her own
personal, professional caddy. He
travels wttb her to every tou.ma·
ment, and they work together
like a team wbeo on the course.
$20,000 and $30,000. Lopez pays n
percentage of her winnings in
addition to salary and Ups.
At the other end of the spec·
trum la the caddy mu&er. lken·
berry actually bad to pay for the
privilege or donatln1 hi s
services to the Kemper Open.
LJl[E ALL OTllE& volunteer
tournament officials, Ikenberry
waa billed S40 for a blue sweate r
with the tourney inalgnla on It.
His reward for organizing the
caddle1 consists of a free round
of 1otr and a dinner party,
thrown after the tournament for
all the volunteers.
"Flnrt we sent letters to all the
private courses asking for volun·
'teer caddies," Ikenberry ex-
plains. "The response was very
poor, so we went to the high
schools and Jun1or colleges and
got several volunteers from
their golf team1."
Alter 8S caddlea were Uned up,
Ikenberry arranged a meeting
where be briefed the volunteers
about their duti•. Only hatr or
See CADDIES, Pace Al4
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Freeway Serles: Oeteller Preftew?
Oreanizera or the Kemper
Open were told to line up 90 cad-
dies locally to bandle whatever
n eed there mi1bt be. Caddy
Mast.er F.d Ikenberry managed
to 1et 85 nal!Mll, but in the end
only 17 were needed.
"All that work we did and
they're only ualn117 or our cad·
dies," remarked asalltant caddy
master Ray Milner. "Ob well,
we juat do what the)' tell ua to."
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Jan a..,._.eon
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:: Brooklya'a ~aDJ World Series eneoumen
:: wttb tM YeM .. 8"' Uail Jear'I Groll•
:• coatJ --mlPI M IM real ....... a 'I prevtew.,. ~World lel1ee. ! TBSANG.UTSA•lllD•1•1d._. ..
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.._ pkked by many to win the American
IAqueWelt.
ft'• ....Ually the team that ftnllbed in
a Neond place tie tut Muon, wttb two
UafOr'WI' additlom -Rod Canw, ..
bNt bitter ln bueball, and Dan Ford, bdl.b
aequlaitiolll from the MlnnelOt.a Twtna.
The dlfendinl National Lelt\M Cbam·
ploD .,.,..,... are • fawortte to win their
tblrd eomecudve ,.anant lD 1plte of the
lou ol gtteblq ae• Tommy John, who
went totlle YaDkHI u a free acnt. Andy M•....mtb, • beula• rt_..., ob-
'
talned from the Yanks, ha.a been hired lo rm tbe John void.
IN TONIGHT'S OPENBa of the freeway
aerlea, the Doc11en wm 10 wlth Burt
Hooton to piteb qaialt Doll Aue. Doa Sut·
ton wW pltc!b for Loi .u,ea. s.turday,
wltb mu Tauna 1ebeduled to take the
mound for California. Hooton WU the bl11ett winner for tbe
Dod•en laat aeuon wttb 19 wblle Aue
won 11.
Chrll Knapp wtll 1tart tor the Ansel• in
the ....... ftnale •t Anaheim Sunday, with
And,y .._,.,.mltb aebedul.:I to pitch for
tMDodlen.
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tie 11 111 per round, tbe
minlmam allowed. Profenlonal
caddies, thole retalned by an In·
dlvtdual aoller, draw a salary of
at leut Sl.50 per week.
Nancy Lopel'a caddy, Roeeoe
Jonn, refulea to pinpoint bow
mucb be earned tut year, but It
can be eatlmated between
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SOCCER I BASEBAL L
A Cap1ule Report From the World of Sport1
Anoth r P ro Leag u Dies:
World Hock y Asso c iation
From AP DI p1k t..
NEW YO RK Tht National Hockey ril League· Um1rd or Go\.trn<>ra apptovt'd a re ,
vised t•,pan,1on J)ro posa l lQday, acc~ptln1 four
clubs for ne•xt Sl'u-.on and efrrctlvety endJna lht
turbulent Nt'V\'n )'~ar hi. tory of th • World Hotk<:y Asioc1a
t1on '
Tbt> l'W t-;nahand Whokl"8, Quebec Nordlques, Win ni ~.i Jl'l:s and Edmonton 01ltr1 fo ur of the 11hc tcamli in
the WllA "111 Join the N Ill~. hoo!itin11 that leal{ue's com pit-merit to 21 The olhl'r WI IA tu ms the 'lnclnfl111li
Stingc.'r,,and lh rmtn~hnm Bulls. willceascoper1t1on
Montrcol l:nn1:u11ens vice ~re aoent Irving tirun<tm an
said the governors had voted in favor of the proposaJ
"Now. we huve to go back ornctally to th WflA and the
WllA bas to oflt c1oll> ncrept Wt fttl they wHI "
It wa not 1mm('d1ately kn0wn when lhe proposal
would be presented off1 e1aJly lo lh~ WttA
The CI06ed:<Jown costs will be covered by contributions
from the four anoomlng members. with S3 s million goang
to the Stingers and S2 85 million gomg to the Bulls.
The Whalers, Nord1ques, Jets and Oilers will enter the
NHL as expansion franchises. Their entry fees wall be $6
m illion. with $4.625,000 to be made as a down payment and
the rest to be paid an the future with revenues realized
through exhibition games .
. T he payment ~ehedule, along wit!! the incoming clubs '
rights to keep their players, had been· among the bones or
contention at last week 's meeting in Chicago. The 17 NHL
governors voled 14·3 lo approve that propos al, but requests
for changes in the terms of the agreement forced the meet-
ing today which settled all details .
.------Quote of tlae Ba•-----.
. Philadel_Phla Phillies relief pitcher Tu1 McGraw on
has longevity: "I'll be 34 this year. I can only pitch as
Jong as Satchel Pa ige. That gives me 35 more years.·•
llmw M~k A gala•t Old Mat~•
Pete Rose's debut as a Phjladelphia Phillie Iii
against his former Cinci nnati Reds teammates
was a b~l Rose, who changed colors to the
tune of $800.000 a ye ar. grounded out three
times anct flied out once in the exhibition game played
Thursday al Tampa. Fla. Fortunately for the Phillies,
Bake McBride and Pete Mackanian hit two-run ho mers
that led Philadelphia to a 7.5 wm ... P itts burgh got lwo-
run homers from Bill Robinso• and
Rennie Stennett to lead the Pirates over
the Baltimore Orioles. 6·5. Baltimore got a pafr of home runs by Kiko Garcia
and Ken Singleton back·lo·back in the
seventh . . . Gary Carter hit a home
run. doubled home the tying run and
srored the game-winner as Montreal
nipped Texas. 54 . . . Dave McKay
sing led home two runs in a 'two-run fifth
as Toronto topped Kans as City, 5-3 •••
Jeff Newman drove in two runs, includ-
lllOSE ing the game-winner in the eighth, as
Oakland beat Seatu c. 4·l ... Three New York Mets
pitc hers combined lo shut out the St. Louu Cards, 4-0, on
six hits . . . Dave Edwards drqve in three runs as Min-
nesota defeated th¥llanta "A '' squad, 13·10 .. Houston's
J oaquin Andujar fossed a three-hJtter as the As tros
downed Atlanta's "8 " squad, 2·1 ... Cla1HleU Waablng&on
tripled and scored in the first innlng and drove in two more
runs In the seventh as the Chicago White Sox downed lhe
New York Yankees, 4-1. Rich Gossage of the Yanks made
his first appearance of the spring, retiring the side in the
ninth on nine pitches . . . Lance ParrlU and AareUo
Rodr\gllH each soc.,_ed three-run homers as the. Detroit
Tigers whjpped the Bosoon Red Sox, 6·2. S&eve Baker.
Sheldon 81tnu1kle and J ohn IUller combined to handcuff
the Red Sox on two hits ... Cubs starter Ly-McGlotlaen.
a former Giants hurler, shut out Sao Francisco for five ln· nings and Chicago went on to beat the Giants, 5·0.
~ to Mu• £flfcer fii••e
The Lalce rs' Kareem Abdal-J abbar won't m
have Bob Lanier to kick around tonight. Lanier
is resting at home while his Detroit Piston
tea mmates arc on thP West Coast for a five.
ga me road t rip that begins with tonight's game against lbe
Lakers at the Inglewood Forum ... Seo« Wedman scored
19 poi nts and Phil Ford and BUI Robl.ulae added 18 each
as the Kansas City Kings snapped a fi ve-game losing
streak by beating the San Diego Clip·
pers, 116-111, Thursday night. Lloyd
Free. the National Basketball Associa-
lion 's second leading scorer , scored 37
points for San Diego, which saw its 11·
game home winning streak snapped
. . . Maurice Lucas led a balanced
Portland attack as the Trail Blazers
whipped the Cle ve la nd Cavalier s,
120-103. Lucas scored 24 points ror the
Blazers, who scored 71 polols in the first
half to stay ahead of San Diego in the
uNiu Western Confer ence playorr r ace.
Cleveland Coach Bill Fltcb was ejected at 4: 16 or the first
quurter ..• Center Marvin Webs&er of lbe New York
Knlcks will be sidelined lbe remainder of the season
because of tendinitis in his right knee ... Dave Spencer,
an assistant at Loyola the past two seasons. was named an
assistant to new USC Coach S&u Morrllon.
8IGde Ba.,,,. Clf•e• 'J'ft~
their second consecutive National Hockey , The Chicago Black Hawks wrapped up ril
League Smythe Division liUe in style Thursday.
Unbeaten in their last four games, the Hawks
beat New York Islande r goalie BWJ Smltll four times in a
seven-minute span and notched a 6-1 decision. GrHt
llalny scored two or his three goals ln the outburst. end-
1n1 a nine·1ame winning streak by Smith and a IO.game
unbeaten streak by lbe Jslanden. Gary
Bony scored bis 6ht 1oal for the Jslan·
ders, tying the NHL record for most
goals by a right winger • . . Plerry II••.. assisted on three goals and
scored the game-winner as the Mon-
treal Canadiens downed the St. Louis
Blues, S.2. The CanadJens Ullleubed 44
ahota wblle running up ~lr eeuon
point total to 108, two more tbaD tbe
lslanden •.. lle1ele Lead aeored two
~ goals and rookie goalie aeMlle ...,.
eou., rttorded bis le«)Od abut.out to lead tbe
PhlJadelphla Flyers to a s.o victory over the Vaneouver
Canucb and into ~ place la u.e Patrick Dtvta1on. The
Flyen are 1-1-1 ln tbelr tu t 10 sames.
r e1e ... ,..,._. ..
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MmO: .._ ..... -Mall at~, 7:• p.m.. DPC ml> ad KABC <11i). I• -Detroit at LU--. T:• p.m., Kl.AC flll) . ..,..:... &lap at Allaata
....... 1:• p.m.. KllLA (UJI),
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Surf,
Sting
Collide
By F.ltNI F: {'A T ILL() Of, .. 0.11~ ~ .... ,.,..,
I low good Q( II soccer fOrW1i1td
11.1 Karl·fM n£ Granitta" Well, to
hear <.:h1c:ugo SUn.: (;ouch Wiiiy
Hoy k ll ll. there ar cn'l many
bdter when 1t comc11 to putting
Uw baJI m the nc.•t.
Hoy cull~ Granitia the best
purt• s hootc.•r he's eve r seen and
lht• 27 year old striker proved it
hu.t year wht•n he scored 19 ~oats and handed out nine as-
btsts m Just 22 gam •s.
H E 'S T H E M AN th e
Callforrua Surf will have to stop
when the two North American
Sorcer lxa~ue clubs square orr
toni ght (7:30 1 al Ana hei m
St adium
G ra rutza. purchased outright
by the Sting this year, helped
<:h1cago lie a leaJ(ue record by
scoring at least one ~oal for 24
consecutive games m 1978. At
season's end. the Sting was one
of t he hottes t teams in the
NAS L. winning 10 of 1ls last 14
games.
But there's more than just
Granitza powering the Stmg's
offense. Jorgcn Kristensen, a
31-year-old midfi elder from Den·
mark. handed out 15 assists last
year while Arno Steffenhagen a
28-year-old forward from West
Germany. scored l3 goals .
WILLY ROY, after two COO·
secutive stints as an interim
head coach. pilots the Sting. He
r eplaced Malcolm in the 17th
game of the 1978 campaign and
g uided the club lo a 10-4 re<:ord
down the stretch that culmmal-
ed in a playoff berth.
The Sting was 2· 14 before he took over.
Roy was 6·6 as an interim
head coach in 1977 after replac·
ing Bill Foulkes. who had gotten
off to a 4-10 start.
Oddly enough, Roy played in
1972 and 1973 with the St. Louis
Stars . the franchise that became
the Surf last year.
The Surf. which~ropped its
regular season opener. 1·0, in
San Diego last week, is coming
orr a strong showing against the
two-time defending NASL cham-
pion Cosmos. The Surf lost that
one , 3-2 but pla,ycd one of its
best games since relocating in
Anaheim.
CM's Moiso,
Vaqs' Kelly
Stand Out
There was onJy one prep track
meet scheduled in the Orange
Coas t area Thursday but a cou·
pie of individuals made it a
mighty fine one.
Costa Mesa's Mike Moiso won
three events and com peted on a
winning relay team to spark the
men's team to an 83-52 Sea View
League decision over Irvine.
In the women's competition,
Mir helle Kelley of Irvine r e-
turned the favor by winning four
events w spark the Vaqueros to
a 64-43 win over Costa Mesa. On a cold and breezy after-
noon on Ir vine 's all-weather
track, Moiso won the 120 high
hurdles in 16.6, the 330 low
hurdles in 40.7, sailed 39·7 lo
take the triple jump and ran the
third leg or the 1,600-meter relay
in 52.3.
Kelley, who won three events
in the 1978 CIF l ·A track finals,
took the 100 in 11 .4, the 220 in
26.5, the 440 in l :00.4 and the
Jong jump in 16-7'h. Siste r Lynn
won the high jump at 4-8 and
another sister, Linda, took the
shot put at 33-1011.l.
Costa Mesa had good distance
doubles in both divisions Ted
E vans won the m en's 880 In
2:01.l and mile in 4:34.9 while
Joielin Fisher took tbe s ame
women's races in 2:20.8 and
5:22.4.
Soggy tracks raused by the re·
cent rains wiped out the rest of
lhe prep schedule.
Doyle Gains
All-CIF Team
For the third str aight year
Kathy Doyle o r Huntington
Beach High bas been •'tVarded
All·CIF honors in girls' basket·
ball.
Doyle made.the fint team and
her 22.1 scortn1 average ranks
first among the 10 girls who
made tbe •·A division's elite list.
Mater Del placed two of it.
playera on the All·CIF list, with
Cathy Riel making tbe flnt Wilt as a backcourt player and
Bar bara Minear nabbln1 third·
team bonon u a front court
performer.
Marina's Susie Brazaey and
Newport Harbor's Jeannie Wolfe
were a1lo named to the tblrd
team.
The Player of the Year •u
Kellie Cardona1 a 5·8 tenlor
fro1n Alhamb ra Hl1h wbo
averapd 11.1 per same.
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Frimy, March 30. 1979 DAILY PILOT .4 J ~
Angels D e alt
8-7 D efeat
By Indians
TUCSON (AP > -G11ry Alex-
a nder's one-out t riple in the
ninth inning scored Andre
T h o rnto n a nd gav e the
Cleveland Indians an 8-7 exhlt:>i·
lion victory over the California
Angels Thursda_y.
Alexander's long drive to left.
center field off reliever Dave
La Roche followed T hornton's
game-tying infield single. .
T he Indians. now 9·12 ror the
spring, took a 4-0 lead against
California starter Nolan Ryan.
who gave up eight walks in five innings.
The Angels , 11-10, tied it with
four runs on four hits in the
fou rth of( Cleveland starter Rick
Wails. -·
Cleveland regained lhe lead.
6-4, with two runs an the fifth on
two walks. three sacrifices a nd
a n e rror. but California tied 1t
again in the s ixth on a two-run
homer off Waits by Joe Rudi.
Don Baylor gave California a
7·6 lead with a leadoff homer In
the e ighth off winning reliever
Larry Andersen. ·
Rick Manning s ta rted the win·
ning rally for the Indians, draw.
ing a leadoff walk from LaRoc:he
a nd s teali ng s econd before
T hornton's s ingle. That was
Cleveland's fifth stolen base of
•~••,....._ t he game, thre<! by Bo bb y LUKE EASTER TAKI NG BATTING PRACTICE IN 1951. Bond:s.
He Was a Peaeeful Man
&baseball Great Easter M~ets Violent Death
EUCLID. Ohio <AP l -F'ormer Cleveland In·
dians slugger Luscious "Luke" Easter. who was
shot to death by two gunmen in a robbery Thurs -
day. was a peaceful man, according to those who knew him.
HJs onJy violence came during games when he . ~Jugged balls with all his might. He walloped what
1s regarded as the longest home run ever hit in
Cleveland Stadium in June 1950. It traveled 477
feet.
EASTER, 63, was slain Thursday mormng out-
side a Euclid bank where he had gone to cash
about $40,000 in cbecks,~s a favor for t4_s fe llow
workers a t TRW Inc. He was a union steward
there.
Two men rus hed up to him, fired a shotgun at
him and fled with lbe bag or money. a ccording to a
witRess.
Police sa id East.er was bit just above the
heart, by the charge from the shotgun, as he left
the Cleveland Trust Co. branch omce.
Police were holding two men, aged 31 and 32.
in connect.ion wilb t he shooting Thursday. The two
were lodged in the City J ail, but no charges had
been filed.
Arter leaving the Indians. Easter continued to
play an the minors for many years.
FIFfEEN VEARS AGO. when he gave his age
as 52. he was still in action with the Rochester Red
Wings, where hi! was a player·coach and pinch hit-
ter.
Easter used lo play cards sometimes when he
was not playang ball.
An anecdote reca lled by a s ports writer who
kne w Easter in his earlier days told how the two
were in a game wtlh other players one night as the
.Indians traveled by train from Boswn to Detroit. There were two strangers in tbe game a nd the
others quickly lost . but stayed w watch.
SUDDENLY TRERE WAS a yell from one of
the pla yers. One of the strangers had dealt from
the bottom or the deck.
Easter ins1sted that his teammates a nd the
SPorls writer let him handle the matter. He started
playing gin rummy with the stranger and cleaned
him out within 20 minutes.
When the strangers bad left and Easter paid·
his friends back. the others asked how be had done
1t.
'I never do il to friends," the slugger said.
.. But I can deal from the middle of the deck."
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AJ4 DAILY Ptl.OT Friday. M arch 30, 111'1 BASEBALL I GOLF
,
Gillis Came Clo~e
JC Ql11PS AND FA ••• Nobod y r tialh d JU l ho~· t lose Orantt~
Coast Coll ·a~·· Ta.ndy C1lh.s wu to landlna lhc USC baaketball Job
Oillla had B dlnn~r mttltoR ~11~ Trojan Alhl tl<'
Dlrt!clor Dr Richard P rry la~ w~k JWll before
l•a vlna for S.Jl Lake City and the NCAA finals.
~8 Tll£ STOaY GOES, Pt"rry \.Ok! Clllla at the
lntt>rview M would M OM of the lradlnll can·
dldaall.'tJ for lhc po1t, but that h had one more
"prualJ)(.'Cl" lo IK.'tt m Ut.ah
Thaat ''pt"Utjpecl" appattnlly. wll" Stan Morrli,on,
wbo t~w h\s hat back tn ~ rtna after lurrun111
down lh\l potiition c•rll..r
BILL ftUMBO OF SANTA &OSA. who had one
of lhe ftna1 ~ighl team• In the state J C tourna·
ment. looll.I Lo hav the lrusld4: track Lo the St.
Mary'a job up north ..• •••
THANKS TO ONE OF THE SCOUTS for the
Ha rlem Olobet roller8 who happen ed to be
t'ourtaldo of lbe AIA·Coaches All-American con·
teat, I aot a chanc to ee ~ raUnits for some of
the top JWlior coUeao ualent ont.erlna lnto the four
ytar rank.a
The t.'OmP'IJ\Y Oon Mead and Associates -is
supposed to be t he No. t West Coast scouting
Kervlce for the major colleges and universities
Mrrou the natloo
Watson
Flawless,
6 Under
HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C.
I AP 1 From the lofty plateau
ol his udvanced age -29 -Tom
Watson viewed the PGA tour.
"Al one Ume, players came on
the tour rrom the caddy ranks
and learned to play out here;•
he said.
.. Now they 're coming out of
the colleges and they know how
to play when they gel here. The
com petition as much , muc h
greater.
Pt.'rry wu till lmpre:\Sed enough with Gllhs,
lhouah. t.o orler him n a1> u.t.ant '111 po1t but the C1I
araduaw politely dochned Gtlhb was also pprouched ror the LoyolA vacan
cy recently failed by S.ddlPbac-k 's Bill Mulhgun
-But, again, Galla• politely excw.t.-d hJmselt from
thcr~
Baled on u pol able 10 points, Ron Davis of
Cy prna drew the highest mark w\th an 8. Area
play n lncluded Ray Orgill ol Orange Coast and
Bruce LaVaUee of SaddJeback w1lh 7s ; Paul Akin
and Pete Neuman.a of Orange Coast with 61; and
Hriao McCormick and Ed Bell of Orange Coast
drawing SS.
"THE AVERAGE AGE or lhe
winner s is to we r . You nge r
players are winning all tbe time.
"There are all these 22 and
23-year-olds oul here now who
know how to p lay. T hey'r e
strong and hungry and com·
pletely unafraid. S PEAKING Ot' M LLIG N. al appears
everylhlng happened so fa.st regarding tus SWllch
from Saddleback to Loyolaa be had to buy a tie the
tirsl he's probably owoed, on the way to the p'ress
conference. or course. as those thmas usually go, Bill spilled
l Coke on tus new apparel and immediately stated
te probably wouldn't wear one agalo ...
M ullagan as aclJvely campaigning for his assis·
ant at Saddleback Bill Brummel -to assume
iead coaching chores for the GaucQ<>s.
MULLIGAN C R E DITS BR UMME L with
•faganeering the defense that beat No. 1 r anked
~press in the selnis of the stale J C tournament.
4ulligan also points out that the transition wouJd
.e easier and he's the No. 1 choice of the kids.
Tbe service only grades sophomores and went as
low aa a 2 lo the rankings . . . ••• oaANGE COAST'S LEON SKEIE was booored
by being selected as tbe trainer for tbe All·
America.M in t.belr recent game w\Ul t.be AJA • . . ••• DIST&ESSING A S IT MAY S OUND. the
possibility exlsta that Orange Coast College w\ll
not bave cheerleaders next season due to financial
cutbacks ln the school's program. The girls are ln desperate need of a s ponsor so
they may become accredited. But money woes
seem to have put everybody ln a precarious pos1·
tlon. · It's almost unthinkable that a college on any
level could do away with cheerleaders. That 's like
having pancakes without syrup.
He paused a moment and
flashed his Tom Sawyer grin.
"Listen Lo me. I'm going Lo
tur n 30 this year. I'm a veteran.
Old Tom."
Then. in mock parody, be con·
tinued in a dlfferent voice: "Oh,
yes. Old Tom . Yeah . I re·
m ember Old Tom Watson.''
WATSON MADE his remarks
Thursday a fte r composing a
near-fla wless r ound of six·
under-par 65 that sta ked the 1977
and 1978 Player of the Year lo a
one-stroke lead In the. fi rst round
or the $300,000 Heritage Classac .
.,...., ............ ., ... rtcll0'-1
SUU, appUcaUoos for the post go out today and
here wiU be a lot or hopefuls, and why not? Sad -
le back is not an also-ra n anymore. It bas one of
'le most prestigious progra ms around, thanks lo
fulligan's efforts the past four seasons ..•
1 mean, what elae are you going to look at during
time out.a and when Ule team is calling plays in the huddle? Heck, some patrons cbeer louder for the
ladies than they do ror their respective teams.
Watson. winner or the 1971
Masters, two British Ope~ and
the heir a pparent lo J ack
Nicklaus' role as the game 's
pre mier performer. hit every
fai rway, missed ooe green ,
dadn 'l come dose to making a
bogey and played tpe back side
in 31 .
NANCY LOPEZ AND SISTER DELMA AT MESA VERDE CC.
R
tL Ea,st Favorites
Rich Yankees
Get Richer
By HAL BOCK
"" s.-ta Wnwr The rich got richer in the
rne rican League East over the
oter as owner George Stein·
1 ·enner sought to solidify the
:w York Yankeeb' bold on
'tteball's world cbampiomblp.
"2-he Yankees <lipped lnLo the ~ !e agent marketplace. adding
i:;lP important veteran pitchers
: Tommy John and Luis Tiant.
• John is important because be
rows a devastating sinker and
"it ill fit right in with the sp•ciou.s
~ mens ions of Yankee Stadium. J ant is important because by
' going him for New York, ~t ei n br c nn c r too k a f .ychological swipe at Bost.on.
4 1ere the veteran right-bander 3 as one or the most popular
: ·e mbers of the team. ,
# ~ :rHE RED SOX, as usual,
,_ •m a little short on pitching,
: ~cially wllh Tiant gone. They
·--~~~~~~~~~~
::.: ftrst I• a Serles
··--~~~~~~~~~~-~ are deeply concerned about ~· cooditiao of catcher Carlton f •1''• elbow. BalUmore and '(~aakee eould make ll ti&ht ~t. \be top of the divlslon, wttb ~ etroit a nd Cleveland stW a :?ar or two away and ToronLo
~ i ngi.ng up the rear.
, 1978 F lnlab • New York, ~ ost.on, 11.llwaukee, Baltimore,
etrolt, Cleveland, Toronto.
, 1179 PredlcUon -New York.
, llwaukee, Bost.on, Baltimore,
petroll , Cleveland, Toronto.
' With the llddlUon of John and iant, the Yankee pitching pie·
!Jre is crowded. Cy Young
~ward winner Roa Guidry, 20-
'ame winner Ed Fiaueroa and ~aWah Hunter are tbe other
~rters, wlUl Jim BeatUe, Ken
r 1ay and Dick Tidrow available ~)r spot duty. Rlch Goaaqe ls
~e No. 1 man out of the bullpen
7ttb left·bander Paul Mirabella,
~~uired from Texaa, to share
.-ework. • # ! MANAGE• BOB LE•ON'S ~rting lineup ia lntacl. Firat
1aaeman Cbrl1 Cbambll11,
:econd bueman Wlllle Ran·
ilpb, aborUtop Bucky Dent and
rd bueman Grall Nettles are
potent hitters and defenalve
Shndoull. The outfield la
Ewded wttJa newcomer Juan
nlques likely to puab Roy
lte for tbe IWtinl Job In left
.teld. l&ke1 IUTen la lD cea1er •d Real• Jaebon In rtsitl,
f Paul Blair, Lou PlnieUa
JAJ Jobnltooe all available. ot tbem wW be die delipat·
ba.. 'l'bunDa ·-.. eatcber.
'
T r aver s. Th e Brewe rs a lso
added two other pitchers, sign-
ing free a~enl Jim Slaton and
trading for vete ran Reggie
Cleveland. ·
Offensively, you don't have to
worry about the Brewers . 'Ibey
led lbe league in seven hilting
dep artments last season and the
lineup packs plenty of punch
with outfielders Larry Hisle ,
Gorman Thomas, SixLo Lezcano
a nd Ben Oglivie, a nd an infield
composed of Sal Bando or Doll
Money, Robin Yount, Pa ul
Molitor a nd Cecil Cooper .
Charlie Moo re and Buc k
Martinez divide the catching,
with Ray Fosse also available.
"With the addition of Slaton
and Cle.eland and tl)e continued
improvement of the rest or our
pitching staff, 1 look for the
Br ewers Lo be a bona ride threat
to win tbe Eastern Division and
possibly the American League
pennant in 1979,.. sa id Ba m·
berger.
TRAT·s BAD NEWS for
Boston. 1be Red Sox, frustrated
by t wo near -misses a t the
division title lo the last two
seaaona, did nothing to lmprove
their~ tbia year.
Thal means, with Tlanl gone ,
the pltcbinl burden falls square·
ly on tbe moulders of Mike Tor·
rez. ADd7 Hassler and 20-game
wi nner De nnls E c ke r s ley.
Manager Don Zimmer would
like to move Bob Stanley out of
the bullpen to plck up the slack
but be won't be able to unl-.s re·
liever Blll Campbell'• arm
comes back. Tom Burgmeter and
Dick Draao are tbe other bW.lpen-
nera.
Flak's elbow has been a spring
t raining headac he a nd may
force rookie Gary Allenaon into
the s tarting llne up. Svelte
George Scott is at first base with
Jerry Remy and Rick Burleeon
a slick aecood·lbort combiaaUon
and Butch Hobloa, eomlnl off
elbow surpey. back et tlil.rd.
Carl Yutnemakl, Fred Lynn
and MVP J im Bice are tbe reg·
ula r outfielden with Dwight
Evans alao available lo share
that work and DH duties.
"WE'U BE IN tbc. thick of
things rilhl tot.be flnlali," prom·
ised Zimmer. •'()ne tbiDI'• for
sure ... ll woo't be a dull sum·
mer."
Not tf Baltimore Maaa1er
Earl Weaver bas m)'tldnl to aay
about tt.. The Ortolel an always
lntenatbll and will, u UIUBI, be
a contender with some solid
talent.
Tb• pitebinl, once mon, een-
ten anmd pennnt;t..:Hme wtaer Jlm Palmer. blm
are Mike Flana1an. Scott
McGl"tlOI'. Dennll lllartlan and
free qeat p6ekup Stn• ......
wltb Tippy Martlnes, Don Stanboue and Joe Ken11an
tleketed for tbe bullpen.
D8T&OIT HAI a eew
man.,_ llDd La ••• brtDCI with blm a POIWve atUtlMle. "I
&biDk Ille 'ftpn btH a ~ •ler 11 to mah a nm for the , ................ Wei. •
-All in Family
"'I'd been dJ sappoanted in the
way I wa s playing ," said
Wa tson. who m arked up has
third runnerup fin ish of the year
lasl week In the howling winds
or Sawgrass Bl the Tourname nt
Players Championship. ··1 sta rt-
ed playing a little belt.er an the
last two rounds last week. This
wus just a carry-ov<:r ."
Lopez Has Own:
Cheering Section
STAYING DAY
Pro Kathy Whttworth
f' ..... P11.,eAJ2
CADDIES •••
them bad ever caddied before.
"The only requirement was
tbal they know tbe 1ame's eti· quette very we ll," Ikenberry
aaya. '"l'boee wbo bad caddied
beCore got fint cr ack."
AFrEa IT WAS apparent that
101 of the ll8 entrant.a had their
own caddlea. Ikenberry a r ·
ranged to have several or his
volunteers serve aa standard
LANNY WADKINS , who
played so well in the windswept
terrors of Sawgrass last week lo
beat Watson by five shots. said
very much the sa me thing.
"J ust a good, solid round."
Wa dkins said after a late-
afte rnoon 66 pul him a s ingle
shot back. "l ·ve pl ayed ve ry well all
year. I'm still playing well. ll's
just that I'm making some pulls
now. I really wasn't pulling well
when I won at Los Angeles."
said the tour's only two-time
winner this year. "I've been
wor king on it . It 's coming
around."
He. too. ~ol around the dif·
ficull Harbour Town Golf Llnks
without a bogey and was a single
s hot in front of George Burns
and Jerry Pate. who had 67s. , .
Prep Star
Picks UCLA
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Cliff
Prultt, one of the most heavily
recruited blgb school basketball
players 1D Southern California
this year, annou.nced today be
will auend UCLA next fall.
Pruitt, a 6 ·8 forward,
avera1ed 18 polnts, 12 rebounds
and etlbt ual.IU during bi.a re· cently completed senior year at
Verbum Del m1h. Pruitt was
selected u tbe CIF, Soutbero
SecUoa 4A co-player of die year.
"I decided Jut aicbt," aald
Pruitt today of b1s declalon to at~
tend UCLA. "It's real close to
home, I want to stay out here
and I want my parents to have a
chance to watch me play.
By HOWARD L. HANDY
OI -o.lly l'I ... Si.ff T he galJery following Nancy
Lopez on the golf course on the
LPGA tour is usually·the largest
on lhe course. And rightfully so.
The Women's Ke m per Open at
Mesa Verde Country Club an
Costa Mesa Uus weekend is no
exception eve n t hou gh he r
following has been dimmsbed by
two t.b1s week.
H E R HUSBAND TIM is back
in Pennsylvania a nd her father
is at home in New Mexico. Both
were with her last week in Las
Vegas.
That doesn't mean that her
family has forsaken her.
Watching ever y move and
every shot and pulling hard for
her to make every putt 1s her
sister Delma Guevar a and her
husband Bernie along with other
relatives and friends from the
ha rbor area.
"Nancy ha s n 't c h\nged
through all or this," Delma says
of her famed younge r sister.
"She's the same old Na ncy.
"l'M II YEARS older than she
Is a nd I left home when she was
fi ve. I'm around her more now than when I was growing up.
"I 've really enjoyed being
with her. I've bad an opportuni·
ty to go to Scotland and England
and to the U.S. Open to watch
he r play. I saw her In eight
tournaments last year a nd I've
been able to watch her win five
times. "Whenever I can go. I'll be
Ulere watching her play golf. I
love It and I enjoy telling people
who sbe ls when they ask. Nancy
doesn't mind."
DELMA HAD A CRANCE to
loUow the game of golf like Nan-
cy. "When I waa eight or nine,
my dad tried to gel me to play
but I dJdn'l care for it. He said I
had a real good swing but I
d tdn 't enjoy it and quit.•'
Delma and Bernie have three
c hildre n . Da n a Marie, 17;
Bernie J r .• 10; and Julius Dom-
ango, 2'h.
She is a bowler and is proud or
a 231 game she fired recently to
<'8 pture l\igh game honors in her
league. She wears a pendant
with a bowl in g pin a nd a
dla mond around her neck and
says it is a gill from her sister.
WHEN SHE IS ON the course
a nd Nanc:y isn't doing too well, it
doesn't bother her Lo bear re-
mar ks made by oUler fans.
"I know Nancy is doing as
well as she can a nd that's all
that matters."
H you're in the gallery follow-
ing Nancy Lopez a t Mesa Verde
lhis weekend and hear a .loud
::.cream when she makes a long
putt. that will be Delma and the
other relaU ves and close friends
of the LPGA superstar cbeen ng
their favorite player.
l' ..... P-.Al2
IDGUCHI •••
round. ''1be only time I'm coofi·
dent ls when I 1et off to a good
start.
"Golf ls a business and I hurt
myself when I'm up or down.
What I need to do is become un·
emotional or have great dis-
cipline to do well."
Arter today's second round.
the fieJd wm be cut to Ule low 70
scores and Ues for Saturday and
Sunday when NBC will teJevise
the final lwo rounds. A total or
113 pros and three amateurs
played Thursday under partly
cloudy aides with no rain.
bearers.
For s10 a round, a standard Deadlock in Strike Threat * SAMrAMA * COMYaiePO * L.AteMAIK *
bearer carrtef a sign which tells the 1allery bow one particular LOS ANGELES <AP > -Negotlatlons between
three.ome ta Caring. race track e mployees and the Federation or Callfomla Rael.DI Associations have reached a
Feet for the caddies come dellllock, representatives for both sides and
directly out of each player's Th.unday followlna a brief meeUnc.
pocket. The race track employee1 are threatening a
FOa LOPEZ, WHO earned a strike qainll Hollywood Part, sc:beduled to open
record $1891813 Jut year. it's April 11• primarily because of automated betlinl
.. ., to sbell out 20 or 30 grand _m_ac_bl.Del __ tbe_tr_•c_k_tDte __ oc1a_to_U1e_. _____ _
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But for a plaJer Wle JoAnn
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betW8'G proftt ud loll.
lo two touraament1 tbla
aeaaon Do•t bH won ttt3,
Kimball an neo DOO tD tbree
evenu. MlDlmum eaddy feea
have pul Dolt 1107 ln die bole,
wblle Kimball la taao ln tbe red.
Golf_.. wbo don't make tbt
q\lallfJlDI cuta escape a $150
eaddy fee, but tboH wbo coo-
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money atandlnp have trouble
keeplnl a caddy-uni ... tMJ
bappm to have a buabtlnd or
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SPORTS ON TV I TRACK Fridly. March 30. 1979 DAIL y PILOT AD
Matinee to Prime Thoe
Leonard Breaking Boxing Tradition
8) .~. •;D aOTHE 8 &G ...............
So far, only tht> ht'•,•ywdtehl>I httvl' b<'l'D 111
lo wt.'d lO pound lht' da) hght.s out of u t'h olh~r u~
btadllMrs on nli:ht tim"' te1~vlslon Th<> nt.>twork<ii
obvlOUsly don't r~lllW prtm(' timt-public UI r ady
to watch bu:.-he:s .it•\ cham>ed down when ~II tre
are av1uJ1ble
Hut., 1tttw~lght SuR•r ""'' l.toon;.r<l 1~ a icood
bet to bttak th\' •Pound 8arn1•r ··
LEONARD. TIU.: 'TVUSH Olympic <'ham
pion from Sih·cr Spnn~. Md , knockl'<i out Oonicl
Conitalt"I In the (1rst round Suturday aJttrnoon (11\
ABC That was :.omt• 16 hours Cler World Box1nt:
Council ht•a )'Wt•ia:ht ('h1.1mp1on L11rry lfolmeK
pummeled Ossie '"i-.10 U1 t'' l'n rounds on BC
l''rlday nlght
Lt'Onard ha' been gu1rung a followu1g as u
m atmt.'l' fightt!r. but his hundler~ are looking to
make him a star und\•r th~ sll.ar·s. It wb l~arned
that Leona rd's f111ht with Gom·alez w.-s lhe first of
J five·fi~ht, $1 m1lhon contract \\Ith ABC. which
will air 1l1s ncxt four boub before the end ol
August
The network thmklf\~ 1~ that lhe hltle gu)s
anybody other than a heavyweight cannot cH rry
a prime time aud1encl'. In other words, their rat
mgs would be loo s mall for the small screen.
"THE BASIC APPEAL is t he heavyweights,"
said Jim Spence, se nior vic,e president of ABC
Sports. "But Sugar Ray is clearly a n outstanding
draw."
Spence said the second of Leonard's four fights
could be an undercard to a prime time broadcHsl.
But it wouldn't be the main event. "I don't think
that Sugar Ray. as a separate enlily, is strong
enough for prime t ime alone." he said.
What if Leona rd were matched against
Panama's Roberto Duran, called by m any the best
fighter "pound for pound" in the world ? Duran,
the recently a bdi<'ated lightweight champion who
is climbing the ranks in the welterweight division,
currently is rated below Leonard.
"That probably would do quite well," said
Spen('e. "Jl would be a special , special fight. 1
would have less reservations about that one."
MIXE TRAINER, Leonard's attorney and
business manager, doesn 't beli eve in the "Pound
Barrier."
"I don't think weight should make that much
rliffe rence for Sugar Ray." said Trainer. "He's
completely different. If you put him on an evenin~
fight. he 'd do fine . Put Larry Holmes on Saturday
afternoon. and see what happens."
Angelo Dundee is Leonard's traine r. He
doesn't have any reser vat ions e1l all about S ugar
Ray 's drawing power. ''l definitely feel he'll be a
pnme time fighter. He lights up the screen. He's
already a household word."
DUNDEE ALSO WAS Muhumme1d Ali's
* * * * * * Biggest ·Prize
Goes to NBC
By PETER J. BOYER
APT ... ,,.._.~
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The biggest winner 1n
the 1980 Moscow Olympics won't be a sprinter
from LA or a miler from Ireland or a beefy shot
putt.er from East Germany. No medals for this vie·
tory. No kiu from Mom.
Just $170 million. Maybe more.
The National Broadcasting Company, out of
Rockefeller Plaza, New York City, won't get to
stand on a platform while the National Anthem is
played. But NBC will get to cash million·dollar
checks from advertisers.
THE MOSCOW OLYMPICS belong to NBC. or
course, you probably know that, since the network
baa already started hyping the Olympics with on·
air promotions. It's sort of like the Olympics
trials, for TV.
If you watched the college basketball cham·
pionships on NBC, you got to see lots of basketball.
You also got a lot or Olympics talk. Judging from
NBC's prom.o blitz, you'd t.hink the games were
coming next week, not 16 months from.now.
But you can't blame the network if il seems a
little eager. The Moscow Olympics have already
made NBC look smart, and the games could put
the struggling network in a position lo dominate
the 1-.sl network ratings race.
Talk about the thrill of victory.
AT FaST. IT SEEMED a Pyrrhic victory for
NBC. 1be network won the right lo air the 1980
Summer Games, and prompted a few snickers
when it announced t\ow much the thing would cost.
Latest estimate: $106 million, including $76 miJlion
paid to the Soviets for broadcast rights and to help
build a broadcast center in Moscow.
But the network bas already sold 90 percent or
the available ·advertising time, in $1 million
packages at an average price of $170,000 per 30·
second commercial. At that rate, the network will
gross about $170 million.
NBC will carry 150 hours of Olympics doings
Crom July J.t.Au1111t 4 next year. about twjce as
much coverqe u was offered by ABC in 1976.
The lloeeow Olympics will be shown moeUy on
tape because of a seven-hour time difference to the
U.S. Eut Coast. but NBC la beUinl that that won't
matter to viewers.
NBC hired Don Ohlmeyer away from ABC.
Oblmeyer produced "Monday Night Football" and
did threeOIJIDPie11 for ABC.
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truln r Now then• .t. a hows"bold name Around
thl• world "Muhammod 11 \\&.s u happening. an
l'ru. · Ht11d l>undct· .. Holmot< 1:. u .:real fighter. the
bt-l man out lhl'H' Out he '.t. just un ordinary
.-arthhnw "
And llolmo · rulln1<11 last l''riday night were
not out of thb, world , Nlher They were fine as box
t'r1' .:o but oothm1t llkl' AIJ 'is Ali's last fight. when
ht• r(•g1.1ant!d thl' World Boxing Association title
from LA-n Spinks. dn•w u phenomenal rating of
46 7 m t•c1n1ng 111•:uly hulf the TV homes 10 Am~rka wert• "atch10g The share or the viewing
audlcncf• wutetung the f1 ghl for that lime period
wu¥ a whopping 73 1>ert0C'nl
Uut tluat wa1i 1iomcth1ng special. even for Ali
Ah Spm.k.:. II wu1i one of the top five most·watched
programs of all tlmc
AU·SPINK.S HAO a 30.4 rating und a 51 share,
A Ii Shavers had a 37 .3 rating and a 57 share and
Ali·EvangeUstu had a 24.9 rating and a 42 share
,\ JO percent share 1s considered a prime time
hit. and ABC was happy with the ratings or its F ri·
day night heavyweight fights Ken Norton vs
1!:arn1c ShavNs and Holmes vs. Ossie Ocasio
Over aU, the fight program received a 20 3 rating
and a 34 share
Even so, ABC lost a close decision to CBS
which was s howing the popular movie. "The
Wizard of. Oz" for the umpteenth time . The movie
picked up a 21.9 rating and a 36 share.
But il really wusn't a fair fight. Like Ali, the
Wizard was no ordinary earthling.
* * * * * * S•t•rda9'• TV~ Radie
TELEVISION
11 a.m . <5> · WOMEN'S TENNIS -Semifinal
round play in the Clairol Crown from Carlsbad. 19 1
TENMS -Ilie Nastase vs. Raul Ramirez in a
WCT Challenge Cup match, taped at Montego Bay.
J a maica. !22) NllL HOCKEY -Joined in pro-
gress. Philadelphia f'lyers vs. Blues at St. Louis
12:30 p.m. (41 -WOM EN'S GOLF -3rd
round play in the Women's Ke mper Open from
Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa. <5>
WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS The Eastern and
Western regional finals in the AIAW gymnastjcs
cha mpionships.
I p .m . (11 l BASEBALL '79 : A LOOK
AHEAD -Mel Allen is the hos t of this review of
the 1978 baseball season and a look ahead at 1979.
!22) -PRO SOCCER.
2 p.m. <2> GOLF -Third round play in the
Sea Pines Heritage Classic. Taped. 122)
AMERICAN ANGLER.
2:30 p.m. 17) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN -
To m Seaver hunts for pheasant near Ireland's
famed Ashford Castle. Also: a rock climbing ex·
peditfon in Venezuela.
3 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -The
Pizza Hut Classic for top co1lege seniors at Las
Vegas. Also, the Pete Rose Roast.
3:30 p.m . 17) -PRO BOWLING -The Long
Isla nd Open, taped at Garden City, N.Y.
4:25 p.m. <9> NHL HOCKEY -The Kings
face off against the Red Wings al Detroit.
5 p.m. <7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
The NCAA swimming and diving championships.
taped al Cleveland. Also: Gymnastic <28 > -PRO
SOCCER.
7 p.m. (52 1 -HORSE RACING Santa
Anita's Great Races.
7:30 p.m. C52l HORSE RACING -Today at
Santa Anita.
RADIO
Hockey -Kings al Detroit. 4:25 p.m ., KRLA
<1 110). Baseba11 -Angels at Dodgers. 6:55 p.m ..
KABC C790 > and KMPC <710 >. s_...,. ~, ••1e
TELEVISION
10 a.m. <2> -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES
-Bowling downhlll s kiing and rodeo are featured
today. ·
10:45 a.m. <2 > -NBA BASKETBALL -The
Los Angeles Lakers vs. lhe 76ers at Philadelphia. 11 a.m. <4> -WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round
play In lhe Women's Kemper Open at Mesa Verde
Country Club, Costa Mesa. (5l -WOM~N'S TEN·
NIS -The final in the Clairol Crown 1s telecast
from Carlsbad.
Noon !13) -SPORTS AFIELD.
l p.m. <2> -GOLF -Final round play in the
Sea Pines Heritage Cl assic. C7> -WORLD
Al' Wire.,_
Rose Boots One
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Pele
Rosl' 114 > fa ils to ~coop out a low thro"
during his first appearance against his
former teammates from Cincinnati The
Reds' Champ Summ er~ tried to stretch th~
error by le:tking second. but was gunned out
by Rose. The Phillies \\On, 7·.5.
Anteaters Row
UCI Hosts Loyola, Aztecs
Tuning up for next week ·s San
Diego Classic. UC Irvine's crew
will host Loyola a nd San Diego
State this Saturday morning on
the Lido Channel.
The Ante<iters' home opener 1s
seheduled for a 9 a _m. start.
In sweeping UC LA two weeks
ago. UCl's varsity eight sped to
a 6 : 28.08 cloc·k ing over the
2.000·meter ourse at Marina del
Rey . But Coach Bob Newman
feels his team can lower that
time drastically.
··w e have the physical talent
and for the past two weeks
we've been concentrating on
technical work." Newman says.
"lt is entirely possible for us to
take 15 to 20 seconds off our
time and I'm confident we'll be
able lo do that. ..
In other crew action. OranKe
Co<is t Coll egt• will ('Ompc~c
against UCLA and Long Beach
Stale at Mcirina Del Rey. be~m·
nmg al 9 am
Saddleback Nine
Dealt 2-0 Def eat
Saddleback CollP.ge had but
five singles a nd a whole s tring of
goose eggs on the scoreboard.
dro pping a 2-0 Mi ssion Con -
fe rence baseball decis ion to vis·
iting San Bernardino Thursday
afte rnoon.
Mark Stoll had three of the
team 's fi ve hits while Mike
O'Sullivan was tagged with lhe
Joss. despite striking oul six and
allowing JUSt five hits .
40th La~ Meet
Set /or Saturday
The 40th annual Laguna Beach High Trophy
Meet. featuring some of the best track and field
prep athletes in Southern California from schools
with lesser enroUments, is scheduled to conclude
Saturday with nnaJ field events set for 10 a m. and
running events l o begin an hour later.
Invited are 41 schools. and it includes boys
c freshmen. sophomores and vars ity> and girls
< frosh·so'*1 and varsity> competition.
Among the 41 schools are boys and girls from
host Laguna Beach. Irvine and Dana Hills. Coron~
del Mar girls. Costa Mesa boys and Mater. De1
girls.
One of the featured boys is South Pasadena
Hi gh two· miler Steve Liberman. who enters with a
9:39 clocking .
Among the girls is Irvine's Michelle Kelley.
expected to dominate the sprints and be a strong
factor in the high jump and long jump.
Speed Skaters to Compete
Chaffey Meet
Scheduled
ONTARIO The 50th e1nnual
Chaffey Invitational. the olde~t
uninterrupted high school track
a nd fi eld meet 1n Southe rn
California. is scheduled to gt:t
unde r way Saturday with bo}'s
uod girls competition.
The first event is the girl!\ 2·
mile run finals at R:30 a.m ..
followed by novice fitdd event
finals at 9 and open field event
fin a Is al 11 : 30.
The balance of running event
finals begin at 1 p.m . with action
s lated through 4:45.
Runnin g prelims a r t
sche duled from 8:50 a .m
through 12:45 p.in.
Representing the Orange
Coast area are boys and girls
from Estancia Hi gh and boys on
ly from Newport Harbor and
Corona del Mar .
SUPERSTARS -Seven countries compete al The North American Preliminary e vents
Freeport, the Bahamas.14)-SPORTSWORLD -Indoor Speeds katiog run today and Satur·
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bouts, taped al Crystal Bay, Nev. •on hand to demonstrate.
3:30 p.m. C7l WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
Linda Fratianne participates in a figure skating
exhibition in Vienna. AJso : l'.he U.S. Grand Prix
motocross championships.
7:30 p.m. (52) -HORSE RACING -Today at
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Youth
Goes
To Court
l'llOVIOENC F:. R I
11\ J> 1 A 19·year·old
New port hhch s chool
senior who has be en
fo rbidd e n to pl ay
volleybnll on the girlif
tt>t1m 1s taking his sex
disc rimination case to
federal court next week.
U S District Court
Jud~e Raymond Pettine:
re r•us c:d 'fhursday to
~run t J te mporar y
restracncng order that
wou Id have a llo wed
Dona ld M Gomes to
~tart p la yi n g 1m
mediately on the Rogers
High School girls' team.
T HE SCHOOL doc!>
n o t h ave a b oy s·
volleyball team
Gomes is chullenging
UCI Track Team
After Second Win
Lookcng for •ts Hf'Co nd du~I meet VICLory or the
season. UC Irvin "s track ltlld rield team travels to
s~n Dlegn State Saturday for a I 15 _p m en
counter.
The Anteate rs un· coming off " i.tron~ show1ni
a11:aanst the Umvcrjjlly of OrcJ::OO . considered one
or the top collegiate powers 1n the nation. Oregon ,
won the meet. 101 62. but UCI Coach 1~en Miiier
was pleased with his team ·s showing
"Going into. tht> meet. I su1d I would be huppy
if we could score 45 pcnnts against Oregon und W(•
came up with 62." he: s a id "Our athlt>tei.
performed e xtremely well "
LaMont.c King was the meet'& outstanding
performer. winnm~ lh<! 100 meter dash in a ::,chool
record 10.2 clocking, taking Lhc 200 in 20 6 and win
rung the long JUmp Ul 24->I
He's expected to receive stiff competition in
the sprints Saturday from San Diego State'" Ma rty
Krulec. Other Anteate r., f1gursng to do well an·
Da ve Danieh; unrl llalph &!m u 1n tht> distances.
Wilbur Gregory sn the high hurdles a nd both relay
lC8ml>
Next weekend UC I rvint' will play hoi-1 to Cul
Poly San Luis Ob1i.po in "' mcN which began!> at 10
a.m .
FOR THE RECORD
NO BULL ....
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a r uhni;? by the Rhode --------------------
1 sl a nd I nterschola st ic •--------------------.
Investigate
Our Low-Cost
Alternative
To Buying
A New Car. League that says boys
may not play on g1r1s·
t e a ms be ca us e thut
would erode t he op -
porturutics for girl~ to
play
"If this boy wins the
case. then all women·s
s ports will be open to
m<'n IC men can play on
the womc:n ·s teams. the
m e n will take t he m
o v c r . · · J a m es ....
M c A leer. the league s
attorney. suid Thursday.
Go mes' attorney. A.
Lauriston Parks. s :ud
the only issue in the case
1s sex d1scrimsnat1on
"THIS IS ONE guy
w ho wan ts lo pl ay
volleyball. There 's only
one team a nd he should
be able to play on ct."
Parks said.
Go mes ha s s aid he
EDISON HIGH SCHOOL
SPRIN&
CARNIVAL
RIDES • GAMES • BOOTHS
FOOD AND FUN FOR THE
ENTIRE FAMILY
Fill., MARCH 3~5 .......-11 p.a.
SAT., MAJlCH 31-10 a.a-I I p.a.
SUM., APRIL 1-12:3~5 p.a
JOtM IH OM THI llUM AT llNSOt>I HtGH SCHOOl
J l400 MAGo...otlA STIHT. HUMT.-TOM MACH
Proceeds going to Edison High School
c lubs, organizations and boosters
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759-9069
COURTESY
LEA SIM&
would have liked to pluy .. ___________________ ..... _________ __,
basketball. but he didn't ---------------------. ----. ------
r:~:ail~~~'.mc lo devote 0 P E N S T 0 M 0 R R 0 W
"IL would be eas y for
us to say we've provided
7 .000 places for women
and it's thei r fa ult thl'y
can't make it." McAlecr
s aid. "But that would be
fc.tlsc puper reality. Wc
s t a rte d a wo m e n 's
s ports progra m because
the fact 1s women are
not on the t<!ams
·'THIS BOY h as a
grea ter chance to play
s ports in Newport than
any woman. Our goal 1s
opportunities for women
a nd we 'll go a ll nine in·
n1ngs to sec that that 's
achieved ..
M c A lt•cr s a i d tf
Gomes wins the case.
schools will wind up
w ith two te ams : the
t eam that 1s now of·
(icially coed but that on·
ly boys play on. and the
all.girls team that would
become coed.
"The school commit·
t c: es w i 11 .a s k
themselves: ·why do we
have coe<J tea ms·•· Then
they'll s ay. 'Let's s ave
the cost. Let's have one
team.· The natural con·
clus ion will be all·boys
s ports In Rhode Is land.
No woman will play
a ny thing becaus e the
almighty buck will gov-
ern," he said.
No Upsets
Recorded
Only the t o p eight
seeded players remain
in t he men's division of
the Catalina Racquel·
ball Classic at King's
Court in Westminster.
In T hursd ay's first
two rounds. no major
upsets resulted as Marty
Hogan. current national
champion and the No. l
seed , breezed pas t Steve
Sulll or Chicago, 21·9,
2l·l2, and Mike Zeilman or Memphit, 21-19, 21-6.
The rest of the Sffda
followed Hogan's lead.
including sixth·seeded
M i k e Ye ll e n o r
Southfield, Mich., who
will rac~ Hogan In a
quarterrtnal pairing
tonight at 9.
There were loo mild upaeta In women's play.
as unseeded and 10th·
ranked Sarah Green or
llempbla topped third·
seeded Marci Grter of
San Diqo, Jl·UJ, 2M4,
and llttl·ranked Linda
Prefontaine <slater of
tbe 1 ... dl8tanee runner
Steve> of Eu1ene, Ore ..
r • a c h e d t h e
quarterflnala for the
second 1tr•l•ht pro
nent with a 7·21, 21·4,
11"' victory over alxth·
aeeded Pell>' Stedln1 of Odeau,Tex.
t
"Skipper" Alan Hale
invites you to attend "one of th e
biggest displays of power boats and
accessories on the West Coast!"
• • • •
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11th ANNUAL
WESTERN NATIONAL
MARCH 31-APRIL 8 • • • • • •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Cabin Cruisers • Jet Ski
Boats • Inflatable Boats
Fishing Boats • Racing
Boats • Portable Boats
High Performance Boats
AND MANY OTHERS!
\~
CllREI 1 m CEITER
Acrou from Dl11n1y11nd.
MARITIME ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT
Marine Engines • Depth Finders • Water Sklis •
Boat Trailers • Marine Antiques • Surf Boards •
Marine Radios • Jet Sklis • Tunnel Boards
The new 39' Powerboat
which will engage in a three-nation
ocean race from Vancouver, Canada to Tijuana,
Mexico-1800 miles! On display exclusively at this show.
ADDED ATTRACTION!
Every person attending the show gets a
chance to spin the big Wheel ol Fortune
with many chances to win one of
HUNDREDS OF PRIZES•
Admission:
Adulta$2.50
Kids (1-15) $1.25
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Caho Race Winds Up;
Regattas Set Locally
By ALMON LOCKABEY
o.llYPIMl ....... Wrt•
Newport. Balboa
BAHIA CORINTHIAN YACH~
CLUB -Angclman Series No. I,
<PHRFl Saturday. Local yachting interest will be cen·
tered on two widely separated
horizons this weekend. BALBOA YACHT CLUB -Spring
Rega tta <all classes> Saturday, Sun·
day. ·
DANA POINT YACHT CLUB -.;
Spring Regatta IPHRJo') Saturday.
Hundreds or yacht race followers
are already in Cabo San Lucas -800
mUes to the south --waiting to greet
the first arrivals in the biennial Cabo
Sao Lucas race. Loe Angeles·Long Beacb ~
And the stay-at-homes will have
their ears tuned to radio reports on
the finish of the Cabo race and their
eyes trained on their own courses in
and around bome waters.
LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB -\
Whitney Series No. 4 CIOR); n Angeles Times Trophy Series No.
1 PH RF>: Little Whitney Series No.
1 MORA i; Koo1man Series No. (
< MORF>. Saturday, Sunday. ,
THE BAHIA CORINTIDAN Yacht
Club will host the Performance flan·
dicap Racing Fleet I PHRF> stay-al·
homes in the first race or the
Angelman Series oo Saturday.
The Balboa Yacht Club has
scheduled its Spring Regatta for all
classes Saturday and Sunday.
CA BRILLO BEACH YACHT CLU~
-CabriUo Series No. 1 <JOR, PHRF ·
MORA, MORF> Saturday.
SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB -\
Saturday Sailors Series No. 3 <alt
classes> Saturday. •
LONG BEACH YACHT CLUB -...!
PHRF sailors who do not favor
either the Cabo race or the Angelman
Series will see action Saturday in the
Dana Point Yacht Club's Spring
Regatta.
April Invitational <all classes> Sun-: day.
Santa Monica Bay
WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUB ~
Duke Jones Series No. 3. Saturday;·
MacCameron Jones Series No. J.i
Saturday. •
THE LOS ANGELES Yacht Club is
winding down its Whitney, Lltlle
Whitney and Los Angeles Times
trophy series Saturday and Sunday
with the fourth race, sailed ln COQJune·
tion with the first race of CabrilJo
Beach Yacht Club's CabrilloSer1es for
lntemaUonal Offabore Rule <IOR> •
PHRF. MJdgetOcean RacingA.ssocia·
tlon <MORA> and Midget Ocean Rae·
ing Fleet CMORF>.
KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB -..!
USY RU area eliminations <Sea rs ,:
Bemis, Smythe> Saturday. Sunday. :
Saa Diego <
MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB ~
Butler lnvltaUonal RegaUa, Satur·l
day. Sunday. l OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB -1
Coastal Race No. 2, Saturday:·
Coastal Race No. 3, Sunday. !
SOUTHWESTERN YACHT CLUB~ -Spring Trophy Series No. 3, Sun~)
day. ( Southern California Yachting As-
sociation calendar:
Team Race Show Opening·
Nationals
Planned
Mission Bay Yacht
Club in San Diego has
been selected as the site
for the first Yacht Rae·
iog-Cruising Magazine
n ational team cham·
pionship to be sailed in
LidO·l4s Oct. 25·27.
Eight United Stales
Yacht Racing Union
fUSYRU> areas will be
invited to send a three·
boat team to compete in
the event which will in·
elude rouod·robin com·
petition for seeding
purposes and a double·
elimination Cinals.
MBYC provides an
ideal setting for team
racing. With the racing
area close to thel clubhouse, lbe action
wlll be within easy view
for aboreside spectators.
~any Boats Displayed
The t tth annual Western National Boat
a nd Marine Show opens today at the
Anaheim Convention Center ror a nine day
run.
ON DISPLA \' WILL be dinghies, shore
boats, cruisers, fis hing boat'i, canoes,
kayaks, bass boats, s leek racing craft, ski
boats and inflatables .
There wiJl also be a display of boating
equipment, waler skis, jet engines, anchors,
signal nags, outboard and inboard engines,
ship·lo-shore r adios and other electronic
gear.
FEATURED BOATS WILL include the
Panther Jet which will be the craft used by a
22-year-Old female driver in an assawt on the
world's water jet speed record lo August. and
Bob Nordskog's 38-foot Cigarette hull in
which be plans a record run from Vancouver,
B.C .. to Mexico starting May 6.
A4mlssioo for this year's show is $2.50
for adults and $1.2S for youngsters 6 lo 15 .
Tbe show opens at noon on Saturdays and
Sundays and at 3 p.tp. on weekdays. T wo j uries, eachl
headed by a USYRU
certified judge, will pro· '---.---------------vide immediate bearings ~
and rullnp for proteSta. '
Following the exam· Jj Whe
pie of hlgbly popular ront el nn·vet and succeaafw national
team racing in England.
the event is designed to nu fior Boat ,..,0 w promote team racing in vn .I. j
this country.
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In answer to queries about how lowing a boat :
is affected by front-wheel drive automobiles, I
Mercury Marine has conducted tests which sbow
practically no difference in pulling ability, steer· 1
Ing and braking cbaractertslics.
Actually, in many cases front-wheel drive cao l be advantageous, 'the tests showed. The drive
wheels wlll remain on drier, firmer ground I
eapecialb wbeo at unpaved ramps. ' FOf' IDOd ride and 1tablllty, modern cars have more ....,t oa tbelr front wheels than on the l
rear. When rear-wheel drives are an sleep in· ) cllnn, such u boat launching ramps, there is a re-t
anrard lbift of car weight lhat puts a UtUe more •
load on the rear wheels to good advantage wbea 1 baullna out. • While the owner of a front.wheel drive car :
mlthl some day flnd himseJf on an unusually steep j
ramp. ln a majority of cases lbe difference ln t,rac·
Uoa cauaed by wet1bt shift foward tl.e fei· wbeell will be nelUllble, the company HlG. ··-
. A•• OM.Y PILOT Friday, March 30. 1171 .Business
Here's to Martini Debate Surcharges
Added to
<;as Hike WASHINGTON It' enou h
to drive a m11n lo drink 11 lJlrtt.
• mntlnt IW\cb
Io 1>a1t ofh•r barc•ly t'om
P"t-hen1iblt> JXlllt' of flot• print.
tbe argulll("nt nboul tu d U<'
lions for buailn•JS mul.s ha
bt-t•n J()UM!d 1.1gain Tbt lime lh4.'
Wt.•apoc:w ur" :.cbolurl) aludh
•nd ("Ompukr modC'li purport
1ftl to show the Impact of Ow-\a\
wrtte on on watlf'r . bartt•nd('"
and ~r pt."OPlt• whu wo.-lt In
lbt-r(l tuurMnl lndu.lry
T H t; LAST ('ONGltE~S
blO<'ked l'rt"til(li:•nt ( 'nrtt•r 'i1 vru
Pool lo <'UL In hulr the dt'ductkin
allow ~ ror bu1-ml't>b mt·ul~. th1·
one11 h ti cullb lhr~t·.mart1n1
lunchct>
'artcr hul' not rl'nt' wt•d lh1•
prOJlO!lal thttt ycur. und ti tb un
llkl'ly ht> could Mt'l II p&Sl'll'd 11
ht; did
Thul lit vrobubly juttt Ub 14l'll
tor the c·amv a1gn &~l't'hwnt .. ri..·
or 1980 OemocraOt' pr identa
and cllndldatea hav b«'en al
t11cklnc UN> l,a" d•·ductlble busl
n 1 oval for )'c-ar11 Joh.n II
Kc>nnf'dy dtd. althou1h h.-ullt'(J
th"m two m1runl luntht·~
t:N. GEO&G E McGovern. U
S U • uppc.od th 3tlmut<> lo lhrt•
marllni1, and madl' t ht' t•o111
pl•int •hout l>uN nt• • lunrhl' 11
fixture 1n hllJ prf ldt•ntttil cum
P•l•n Pff<'hcff lie u..,t'<l to com
plaln that "the wrollhy bu1u
n ~man can dedurt Utt~ prlt t' or
his $50 lunr h. but I h'· work tnamun con l l kt• orr lh1• ('Ol'll o(
hl11 balotwy undw1rh
("artt'r took up th<• c·ompu11(n
r('fraan 11nd. ''"' pn•1;1dt•nl. ,,.,,l
up a bill U> ht1lvt> tht• 1Jt·du<·t11111
1•red1ct1.1bly, lht• n •ttl<1u111111 in
du11try ro1wht lht• 1111•.ri.tlff• NI
djd Ol'(;ilnll<'d IU~lt llOlubly tltr•
lf OlP I nod lt1•'\l u ura11l
f:mplOYt't'll tu1d UJr1l'IHJ1•r, Jn
terout1onul nion. /\ f<'L CIC>
which bUtd th.it the tux c·hun~w
l'.o uld put 135.000 or Iii.. rrwrnl~·r i.
out of work
f, ..fLYS/S
~' lh · t.a 1kilul'l1on 'llood,
Hllll <l h1tn<ly tari;tet for pohll
<·1un11 who ('Oll'11dcr thl' bu11lncxs
lunch II ll)'ftlbol or l ull J)rlVill'#({'
und trlt'(tully
TH •:v BROUGHT IT up a whtll'
buck when lhe 11dmin111lrullon
ouAChl to trtm ft•dt•rnl !lpt:ndtni.t
for 11<'hooJ lurw h pro.:rruns. uri.tu
111.i lhul 11 wai. dl'\graccfuJ to
mukt.· lht)'>t' l'uls whtlt.• 1)(•rm1t
till~ tu~ dt'tlul"lmm; for l11,.1s tnesi.
lllt'.11"
tiul ~·n l>anu.·I K lnouyc. l>
t1uwu11. 11111d the~ 111 nothan~ m
lt1uu· 111 ( Jt t llJ rnnncct the two
'This I!> lhl' kind o r anrlam
111 1ttory lo~H' which would huv ·
ui. bt'111•vt.• thul 1•vcry bu:sinr•!!s
111 l' a I (' 0 n ' I ' t s () r I h r c l'
11\ a rt1m11." ht• i.:ud
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With that. Inouye produn·d a
t•orn 11u1t•r study tw s:11d dcm·
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TOPICS I NC'LUOt: t:MPWYEE relations.
ne ws letter and muJ.1az1m· ed1trng anct des ign.
photography, ;rnd10 visual presentation~. puhlic re
lalions a nd publicity ·
Thc"chaplcr IS a group or Orange County bus t
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phone 837 -0050
Newport Co01pany
To Pay Dividend
Di rectors or N at1nnal Education Corp
Newport Bca('h. havl' dc:clarcd a lO pt.'rC'ent !>Lock
dividend. payable April 2'1 lo sha rehold<'rs of re·
<'Ord today.
The company has p1.11d cash divide nds of 12
cents in l978 and 10 cents in 1977. The company
said lhe switch to a i;tock dividend was made in or-
der to conserve cash resources to finance growth .
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(714) 540-6961
Ml!MBf'.R FDIC
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onstraltd lbal a c ha nge In the
tax r ul u would lead lo
wholuul e l ayoff" In the
restaurant indu1lry
''SHOULD TAX dcductlof\3 for
business m1•a ls be curlailcd. the
law will not be depriving many
busine1u1 men and women or
three murtiniloe. ·· Inouye said.
"In v1Pw or I he statistics an<t
studies we now hav<'. there 1s 11
ve r y ~trong probability a
quarter of a million people will
be de1Jrived o r a livelihood .
however :· he said.
Inouye said he got hi!> num
l)fors from expt!rtS ut the Burtuu
of Labor Statistics . I le said ad
vocat<.'s of lhe tax law chan~c
were rclyin~ on a faulty study
hy the Congr<~!'!iionl1l Re1;carch
Service. which said 1t would 11ot
lead to layoffs in the roocJ and
drink industry
llF. SAID THAT study wu:.
flawed because it included pro·
Jetted «.•mployment 1n fast-frl()(J
res taurants like McDonald's und
Burger Kin~
After all, not that many big
deals ure wrapped up over a Bag
Mac . A businessman eannot ~ct
even one martini th,.rc
Nol to b1: o utdone. Sen
ft:dward M. Kennedy. 0 -Mim •..
arde nt criUc of the dcducl1blt·
meal . commissioned J nl·w
s tud y hy the l.tbrur y o r
Congress. lie said I hc mt•th1x.1
<1nd conclusions of the :.ludy
Inouye ctlt.'<i w1•n• hi ghl y <tUPs
ltonablc
KENNEDY SAID the hhrary
study of the bureau ;-tudy found
1:rrors that. when taken into uc
count , eliminull' the proJcelcd
JOb losses In fact. he i.aad , af
they are read correctly, both
studies show that u chang1· m
Lht.· tax ruJ£• would not re~ult tn
any sr~n1f1ranl layoHs
'Thl'rt' lhl' m<iller s l<.rnds
p e rhaps awa1t1n ).{ a n e w
phrast.>makc r to takt· up the caSl'
ror ont.• side or lhc other T h<• de·
bale had a lot mort.• zip tx:forc
the computers took 1t over
Got Mn•~? .... 1 ........
Aft •r attending an 011 cr1~
briefing by Pre8idt!nt Carter
o n Thursday. Robert C .
F:ckh<Jrdt. D·T<:x<.i s. leaves
th<: Wh1ll· llou:-.<: on a bicy.
de. fl<: didn't s a y whether
his non-J,!&.1s gualmg means
of trans port<.ition 1:-. a n:nec
tion on his homt• :-.talc 's rolt·
a s one of ltw nation 's top oil
producing areas
Ovt•r 1,ht• Counh•r
MASOLi~'
NEW YORK <AP) Nlgerau
h as posted a $4 -a -barrel su r·
c harge o n the $14.54-a -barrel
price set on crude oil by th ·
Organization of Petroleum Ex
porting Countries. accordlng to
Phillips Petroleum Co.
OPF.C raised lhe base price
for crude oil by 9 percent to
$14.:W a barrel earlier th is week.
e ffective Sunday. Members or
the organization a re free to add
surc harges lflhey wish.
MANV OIL-PRODUCING na
tions have boosted pricei. above
official OPEC levels in the wake
or lhe crude oil s ho rlage caui>ed
by a 69·day s huldown or
petroleum production in Iran.
once OPEC's second largest pro·
ducer . The shutdown was part or
the revolution that led to Lht·
overthrow or Shah Mohammad
Reza PahJav1
NiReria as lhe seventh largest
OPF;c oil producer. based on
1978 rnc.tustry estimates.
Accor ding Lo Phillips
spokesm an Drooks Gt1rner, "our
people have b<.-en notified there's
going lo be a surcharge," efrec·
live Sunday. boosting the pnce
of Nigerian oil to $18.50 lo $18.60
a 42-gallon barrel.
PHILLIPS IS A maJor pro
ducer of oil in Nigeria, and
Garner said Thur~day that even
though th· posted inc rease 1~
··pretty i:1<1lrd." the com pany "ts
n e gotiating" on prices and
"may be trying for a better
deal."
Other African nations dt·
manding s urcharges similar to
that posted hy Nigeria mclud11
Libya .• OPEC's s ixth-largest r>ro
ducer, a nd /\lgeria, r ankt.-d 10th
in production. •
OPEC's posted prtc·c mcrcast.:
on S<.1udi Arabian light crude 011 ,
t he ~nchmark ror the organizu
t1on 's ate schcdulP. !>ho uld lead
to a 2 cl'nls·a-gallon increa"c m
U S. retail gaK<>linc prices hy
May.
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Biggies Sell.
Bui, Aetna Cline~' Deal
By MILTON MOS&OWITl
Ar· you stilJ In th • stock marktit? 11 so. let me •
lroduce you to two big players who decided last year to put
tbelr money elsewhere.
l 'm not rererring to smaJlllme traders. One Is Prude,·
tial lfUlurance, the nation's lar~e:st insurance com)>ao1
The other is Equitable t~lre Auuruoce Society. the nati~s
third largest Insurer.
THE INSURANCE 8 lJHINESS bcjng wh ut 1t is, lb•
Pru and Equitable have a problem you and f wish w
might have: Wh at to de> with all the money thut rolls in
,•very day from the premiums being collected.
Each of these insurance giants has a cash flow or mew •
than $7 bilUon a year Prudential h1ts rou~hly $24 million to
lnvest every working day. •
It's not always easy to find the right places to lodge a,11
that cash . The in ·
surance companies need
to locate investme nts
that are safe and pro·
duce decent returns . In
1978. both the Pru and
Equitable decided that
the stock market was
not the kind of place.
Money
Tree
From 1973 to 1977 Prudential socked away a lot of
money in the stock market. It bought and sold stocks over
that period -and It s purchases were $1 3 billion mQrt!
than its sales. In 1978, by contrast, it tiold $672 million pr
common stock while buying $314 million. :
MEANWIULE, t-;QUITABLE WAS UP to the saJc
game. Beginning last August it began unloadinJt comml,_ s tocks. By Oct. 13 it had sold $533 million worth r
securities. The sales were spread over that time beca c
Equitable did not want to depress the market , but su:ts
the s ize-of the company's portfolio that on one day Eqq · ·
ble accounted for 5 percent of the trading on the New Y k
Stock Exchan~e. ::
Roth Prudentia l and 1-;qu1tabh· <'lled the same rea"'1~
for the mass1w sales Neither company st:c~ the st.dtk
market goin~ anywhere . Both wanted to ~ct their funds.ti
to s uch instruments as real estate and bontb where the p•
turn is higher '
f'or example. Equitable i.a1d lht• :.lo<·ks it sold ti-ct
been yielding a return or about 4 ~rcenl <• yc·ar ( abttit
what IBM was rcturnin~ lw.t year> while· the bonds it f''
quired will return, on the average, 9 pen·cnt :
BOTH COMPANI ES SAID THEY STILL have mir
stakes in the stock market. Prudential's portfolio iael •x
some S.S bilhon of common stncks. Equitable holds so ~
$2.5 billion of common i.harcs ~
Not all of the insurance industry's investments are to·
ing int.o high.grade bonds Another or the large player.,n
this field is Aetna Life & Casually, the nation's larjt
Ktock-own<.>d insurance company. with an annual cash
of better than $7 billion Last fall. as Prudential
Equitable were becoming disenchanted with the s k
m a rket. Aetna loaned $60 million to Caesars World, a lfli.
Vegas casino operator lhut is planning to of>cn a casllJ)
hotel on Atlantic City's boardwalk In May :
Nuclear Situation
Drops Some Stocks
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NEW YORK <AP> -Nuclear power-related s~
posted wide11pread ICMaea oq WaJI Street today as inves
watched the situation al the nuclear plant near ff ·
Msburg, Pa
The Dow Jones aver age or 30 industrials was down •·•
points to 862.18 l:_
Loser-a outnumbered gainers by about a S-4 marB1"
among New York Stock Exchange-listed issue:.
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Jazz: Reeding Between the Lines?
Dexter's
Quartet
Leads Off
OCC Fest
Of Clinics,
Ensembles,
] am Session
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol IM D•llY f'li.t s-.11
Me n whose bands, mouths,
lips and lungs work solo or in
concert to lap a musical well-
spring cloaked In m ystique will
appear over four d ays next week
a t the lllh Annual Orungc Coast
College Jazz Festival.
Organizers of the OCC affair,
headed in the past by the re-
nowned Stan Kenton, this year
promise some of t he top names
in contemporary jazz circles.
The roster whlch wlll perform
In Costa Mesa from Thursday,
April 5, through Sunday. April 8, ·
otters talent to both musical
clinics for serious students and
Jiatenera In addition to straight
performance concerts .
"Almost eve rything is ne w
this year," says OCC spokesman
Jim Carnett, noting that only
Blll Watrotll and his Wildlife
Refu1e West group will be mak-
ing a repeat appearance.
Watrous and h is s wing band
played to a sellout crowd of 1,200
two years aao. a trend the <>CC
Gi11Jini Due
Spotlight on Violini8t
MAUTN)'8CHARllMATIC
Cerio Merta OtuNnl
Orange Countlans will enjoy
the performances of a maestro
a nd premier violinist Saturday
in a concert at Santa Ana High
School.
Carlo Marla Giullnl, the new
mus ic d irector of the Los
Angeles P hilharmonic, a nd
aololat Gldon Kre mer will
perform in the auditorium, 520
W. WalnutSt.,at8p.m.
THE CONCEaT Is one or eight
in thla year's silver Jubilee
1erle1, marklql the 26th year of
th e O ran1 e Co un ty
Phflbarmonic Society
Giullni, who replaced Zubln
Mehta last year, bas chosen
lloaart'a "Haffner Symphqny
No. 36, Brahma' "Symphony No.
2" and Henle'• "VioUn Concerto
No. 5," which will feature the
)'OUDI Ruulan soloi.st.
~ Kremer, born in UM7 ln Rl1a,
Ru11la. graduated from the
Moscow Couervat.ory, studied
wllb noted tn1tructor David
Oistrakb, and la recipient or
numerous l.DternaUOnal prizes.
llOlt recently, be collected the
flnt prize and IOld medal at t.be
fourth International
Tebaikov1ky Competltlon in
11.eow.
Compoeer Heue wrote the
aebeduled concerto espeeially
for Kremer, who IDtroduced it at
the Ballburl lluaie Featlval lut
year.
Maeatro Oiullni, 64 , ls tbe
ltallm .-dudar who bu been
••ootbl' baadJIDI tbe Loa ADJel•• Pbllharmonl c
Onlu tra'1 tr••• from the 11-,..-..o111e11ta.
jazz1sL'i' convention hus solidl y
established.
S i x ja~z concert s ar~
scheduled, including one fcatur
ing the OCC J azz Enscmbll•
di r ee led by Pro fci.sor or
Instrumental Music Or Churl<:s
Hulherford playing :.llong
THE OCC series-which has
become one of the most pre-
stigious events of its type in the
United States -will featuro
nearly 40 college, high school,
junior high und e le me ntary
school bands competing from
four western states.
Some o r tom o rr;ow 's
luminaries or the jazz world will
actua lly be coached and tutored
by s u ch s tars o f tod ay as
Watrous and towering innovator
Dext er Gordon. whom jazz
critics hail for his ch~risma.
Hi ghlighting the I Ith anQual
rest, which will include judged
and graded compe tition for
awa rds a m o n g s tudent
bandsmen will be these slaglngs
in the OCC Auditorium:
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Dexter Gordon Quartet.
Thursday, 8 p.m. with t1chLc;
$6 50 per p<>rso~ ..
Don Menza Quintet. Jo'riday.
3 30 pm. t1ckcL'> $4.
Woody Shaw Quintet, Fri
day. 8 p.m. licket.s $6.50.
OCC Jazz En::.emble and
Guests, Saturday. 3: 30 p.m
tickets $3.
Rill Watrous lland, Sulur
day, 8 p.m. tickets $6.50.
Louie llellsun Band and his
Big Dand Explosion, Sunday, 3
p. m. tickets $6.50.
A $2 admission charge will get
jazz buffs into any of the 16
music cUnlcs schc.'Ciuled over the
four days or activity following
Thursday's opening evening con-
cert by the Dext e r Gordon
group.
No admission will be charged
I.he public Friday when elemen-
tary, junior high and h1gh school
bands compete In concert com-
petition.
Collegiate competition Satur·
day is also free to the pubUc.
Some professional events in
previous yean huve been free.
but the scope of the ambitious
rour-da)'_ show has grown lo 1m
pose acfmission <'harges for all
cv.enls by cstahlished groups
.. Everything has to puy this
year." says an OCC spokesman.
Tickets are on sale through
the OCC Ticket Office lorat.ed in
the Administration Building 1m
mediately off Fa1rv1cw Hoad
JUSt north of Arlington Drive and
across the street from Costa
Mesa High School.
BOX OFFICE hours arc 8
a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8
a .m . to noon Saturday.
Tickets may a lso be ordered
by mall addressed t.o OCC Ticket
Office, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. 92626 and some will
be available al the door on con-
cer t afternoons a nd evenings.
Colle ge o fficials w arn ,
however . that some of the Jau aggregations a re certain to
draw sellout crowds, some well
in advance of their schcdulc.'<f
pe rformances.
Gordon, for cxumplc, al ~1. a
:-.ux man whose 6·foot 5 hc11thl
dwarfs his saxophone to toy-i:.lr.1·
chmenslons. has ea rned the l1Lk
"Sophisticated Giant." the tiLlc
or one or his hit ulhums.
The doctor's ~·in who took up
the C'lu rinct al ugl' 13 un<I
graduated to be tutored by th•· greats in New York's 52pd
Street clubs and dives 1s a r<.'11
dent of Copenhagen, Denmark.
"Sophisticated Giunt.," hJI:-.
been proclaimed a classic albUm
and last year Gordon won the
Downbeat. International Critics
Poll. a!wr achieving the same
honor eight years ago.
He was an expatriate for SOQlc
years, pe rforming prlmarlJy
a broad, where he establis hed lais
reputa t ion a :-. th e motol
cha rismatic mun J')layan~ in Jaz1. •
c·1rcles today, then returned lo
New York.
"Homecoming," is an alblltn
that distills that 1976 return.
Trombonist Dill Watrous a11d
his Wildlife Refuge West groop
<See JAZZ, P•ge CZ>
Opera
Accents
Hilarity
"The Secr et Marriage," an
18th century comic opera of en
· during appeal, will be presented
in English in UC Irvine's ft"'inc
Arts Concert Hall at8 p .m . Wed
nesday through Saturday, April
4-7.
Performances will be directed
by Clayton Garrison, am of
fine arts. a nd conducted by lrv111 l
Kimber. lecturer In music. Tb • ~ Ne w York Slring Quartet . I
artlsUl-in-residence at UCJ, pro
vlde the nucleus of the chamber •
orchestra accompaniment.
C OMPOSER Domc n1 ~0
Cl m arosa possessed a special
gift for light comedy a nd his
musical style has often been re
fe rred t o us "the Italian
Mozart." In its lime, crit1ci; ac
claimed "Marriage" a s "full or
sunshine,"
He devised the opera, bastd
on an English satire of soot>·
bery. at the request or J!.:mpertr
Leopold II. Its premiere in l712
In VieMa was so well receivfd
that Leopold commanded an ...
core that very evening.
The action ls set in Napl'8
wh e r e a rich m erc hant
daughter has been secreUy mat·
r led to his clerk. He tries t.o wlJl
favor with hi• rather-in-law ht'
arranlins a marriage betwee
htr unaUractlve al1tcr and "
nobleman.
THE ALL·STUDENT cut ii·
eludes Jefferaon Walling, Klr11-
be rly Ma ddock, Chrlstla1U1
Howard, Al Moms, Llnda Wolfe
1nd Craig Mitchell.
Seta and costumes aro dt ·
al1ned by Richard Triplett, pro
feasor of drama. and llghU\\(C II\
by Thomu Rualka, lectu~r In
drama.
Tickets, at 14 for general ad
m laslon and $2 for studcnl8, arc
on H ie at the Fine Arlti Box Of·
rice (&1M817) and th AS Cl
Ticket otnce <8.13-5549). -•
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Masle, A:lreraft Events Oat of This World
YOU'Ye ..... ltlCTURESfromJMP'tllr,
now ewpet'ieftct the music In •,,..
Peclfk Palll Orcheatre Spring COftcen
at I p.m . SUncNv In Phlll._ Hall at
Senta AN C.ooeoe, 11th 9M 8rlltel
atr .. b. The perfotm•nc•, cMl'Ktld
bv Jim OWl1tenton, wltl Include Enollsh compoeer Gustav Holst's "Jupiter" from
the wn "The Planets.''
"OUT OP THIS WORLD," en evenlno of
symphonic works and major OKhestral
Uterature, wlll be pretentlld at I p.m .
Mondav In Ful•rton COfteoe'1 C.mpus
The•ter, 321 E. CNpman AW. Obo61t
8arry TavlcW Of Cost• MeM wlU be
reetured In Bach's "8r•ndilnbur9
Concerto No. 2" end Hotst'1 "Ptenets."
THE UTAH SYMPHONY, under the Mton of
Maurice Abr•venel, wlllt.:1°"" Mo1art's
"Overture to the Maolc lute" durlno
•n 1:30p.m. concert Satunley In tht
Amb41ss.dor Audlt°'lum 300 W. °'""St.,
P•sadlna. Tickets from iiso to $10.50.
LEE MERIWETHER
LEE MERIWETHER, perhaps best known for
her role In TV's "Barnaby Jones," Is
appearing with her daUQhter, Kyle Aletter,
In enother Nell Simon comedv, "The
Gingerbread Lady," throuoh Sunday at
La Mirada Ci vic Theater, 14900 La Mirada
Blvd. Tickets are $5.50 to $9.50.
Phone 994-6150 for showtlmes.
TH• LA. CONNECTION, America's
No. 1 lmprovlutlonel t"--ter c~ny,
will Invite the audience to participate
In comedy lklta at 3:30 p.m . Sunday
In the Herltaae Park Youth Center,
Welnut and Vale strHts In lrvlne.
Admllllon II $2.50 f°' adults and
$t for 1tudlnta end senl°' cltl111n1.
ROBERT 0 . LEWIS
''THE PRISONER OF Second Avenue,"
HUNDREDS OF TRADITIONAL dancers
wlll wind their way throUQh Disneyland
this weekend as the park offers a
fun-filled salute to Japanese culture.
Warriors on horseback, tea ceremonies
and flower arranging also will be
featured and a 2 p.m . parade will
Is playing at the Oueen MMy Olnnef'
Playhouse In L.onQ Be.ch through April 1 s.
Vivian Blaine and Robert Q. Lewis star
In the Netl Simon comedy about a New
York couple who want to run a summer
camp but wind up unemployed and robbed.
Performances are Tuesday through Sunday
with cocktails at 6 p.m ., dinner at 7 depict the country's history. and curtain at 8:40. Phone (213) '32-7428 GINO VANELLI
CANADIAN SINGING sensation, Gino
Vanelli ls scheduled to appear at
7:30 p.m. Saturday at lnoleWOOd Forum.
Tickets, from $7.75 to $9.7S, are on
sale at Mutual and Tlcketron agencies
and the box office.
CALIFORNIA BOY'S CHOIR, directed by ~Douglas Neslund w ill perform Saturday
at Saddleback College, 28000 Marguerite
Parkway, Mission Viejo. Phone 831 -7414
or _.95-2790 tor more details.
BEAR REPUBLIC THEATER, a troupe of
experimental dramatists from Santa Cruz,
Is comlno to Chapman College next week.
The actors will present "Wanderlngs,"
( about the elusive Callfornla dream, on
Wednesday, Aprll ,., "O.ctdles" on
Thursday, Apr II S, wlll explore such
hallowed American Institutions as
Christmas, fatherhood and male prowess.
Both showtlmes are 8 : 1S p.m . In the
campus auditorium.
, ...... age.J
• are credited with reviving swing
music with a big band aound,
but lD no way the stereotyped
version that evolved from lt.
WATaOUS, another artlal who
won the Downbeat lnt.ernatiooal
Crltln Poll, 11 credited witb
1n1pplna the aaape or .JWlal'•
blltorlw atraltJacket ID f a¥Or ol
pro1reaa ln IOUDd.
"Swlnl really meam a k1Dd or
pulle. fl there a 1ener1t1n1
force? I like to see the 1uys cut
up a blt ... You 1otta have a aood
tlme," says Watroua.
"I like to think of UI as an en·
tertal.alnl arouP rather than u
a bunch ol call who stand up
there wttb loq f acea."
TallllPETEa, composer, ar·
r1n1er and bandJeader Woody
Shaw 11 also aU1ned with the ~ 1wi111 &Mme but at.15 la not quite
IO t.mao.8tlve u Wat.roua.
"I c:cmlder myaelf from the
alral&ht-abead acbool of Jau.
rm able to handle •DY klDd of
mualc, but I tbiDt that when Jan
slope awln&ial. It'• Dot. Jua,"
1171 Sbaw,-a Hewatk, N .. pro-
dueL
.. TBB •OONTaANB" and
"Boo AaD'a Grand," two ol bl.a
man1 compoaJUou, are eon-
alclend 80lkl Jua ltaDdarda.
Sasman Meua baa worked
with 1DU1 renowned bands IUCb
u WoodJ Herman, Buddy Rieb
and oae ol next weekend'• other
•roup'a, the Bellaoa or1anba· Uon.
He la regularly featured wltb
NBC·TV'a .. Tont1ht Show"
Band.
A panel of seven Jud1ea
repreeenttQI aome of tbe most
knowlqeabae experts la Jau, •
mualcal 1eme mualc acbolan
ODff looked dowD·UpoD will lft-
alde at tbe f ell.lval.
for reservations. -
CONTEMPORARY TOP 40 music will
be the entertainment at Black Angus
restaurants during April. Sarni & Jay
Band will appear at 17920 BrookhUrst,
Fountain Valley; All Ison Gayle and
the Finishing Touch at 12900 Euclid,
Garden Grove •nd Jason & <>m.r Band
at 1350 Tustin Ave., Santa Ana.
Music may be heard from 8:30 p.m. to
1 :30 a.m. Mondays through Saturdays.
THE NEWPORT WOODWIND Quintet will
be hean:t at 7:30 p.m . Monday In the
Huntington Beach Library resources
center, 7111 Talbert Ave. The concert
Is sponsored by the Allled Arts Board.
THE MUSICAL 1'GODSPELL" wtll be
presented by the Estancia wlQh School
Music Department at I o'clock tonight
•nd Satur~y and 3 p.m . SuncNy.
Rhythms Remedied
Hey, Cat. IOUl'note 1otJOUrtoQue?
Doee tbe .....,_ doetar' dlaawe
you u bavlnl IMd ID your ftaaen, or
tbe t.r11mP9l IUD deelan M'I &eanf a
bull elepbat blow beUer' DOtel?
Some~ ....... dnammer ..... you
be'• bMnl clnamlUcb make preWer
muale la tbe fat .at at Col. IMden'?
Wlaat you Deed I.a to set to a dlnle for a real nalftluUon to remedJ wbat I.a
alU.q JOUI' waW.q wlMD lt com. to
your Jua IDUlle.
81XTKSN 'a.INJCS are eomt"I up
durtq the Oraace Coast eou.e Jau
Fe1Uval April I tbroqb I. w6ea the
OCC CommUD1t1 Servfew Office Im· ~~~of top talent to tutor your
AdmlpkJa to tbe individual ..UOU
to be held at various cluarooma and
l1boratort• OD campus I.a tz.
Profeulonal musicians will be oa
hand durtnc the four-day event to offer
special band clinlc belp to elementary.
Junior bllh, hip acbool and coUe1e ltu·
dents at 121*' .....
Here I.a the time aebedule, room DWD·
ben and cut of lnltrudorw:
'l'IR1UDAY, l:JI &o4 p.m.
Dext« GordoG. tenor au. OCC Forum. oeorae Cablee, ptano. Muaie 101.
Rulua Reid. bua, Fine Arts 118. Eddie Ga.ddea, drvma. Com.eliq 105.
PSIMY, l:JI .. 4:JI p.m.
Tbeee dlalca are broken up into to-mtaute -af:oee.
Woodr Sbaw, trumpet, CoumeHn1 105. can. J.,,.,..._ .... Floe Arts 111.
Stafford Jamee, Mia, Dram. Lab One.
Vidal' Lewis, dnama, Floes Arts 116.
O. AllaD Oum•, piano, Music 101:
MftlaMY, l:• .. ap.•.
Tbe Doa Mema QulDtet la eomblned
Jau elilde la tbe OCC Forum, illdudiac
Mensa cm au; Cbuelt l"lndley, tnunpet;
Lou ~ Pluo: Cbuck Delmanico, drvma, Prank Delallosa, bus.
lndlvldual Saturday clloica by artlat,
l p.m. toJ:IOp.m.
8111 Watrour, trombone, OCC Forum.
Doa llema, au, nne Arts 111.
Chuck PIDdle,, tnampet, Music 102
Howard Roberta, 1uitar, Counseling
105.
ll1NDAY. I tel:Jlp.•.
Louie Belllon, drvma, OCC Auditorium.
UCI
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Spectators a,.. Invited to brlno plllows
as the produetlon will be presented
In-the-round In the Harryman gym on
campus, 2323 Pf.centl• Ave., Costa Mesa.
AdmlSSiOn Is $2.
CALIFORNIA ~l!T John campt>ell will
give his first 1979 concert at the
La ta~ta Room In La Habr• Fashion Square
at a o'clock tonight. Verse from his boc*s, "Speak SOftlv of Christmas" and "EchOel of My O.ys" wlll be set to music.
DANCa THeATE91 W•ST will S*"fC>rm to
contemporery music at I p.m. Saturday
In the CMpmen eoneoe ~udltorlum,
333 N. Glnsell St., Orange. F°' ticket lnforrMtlon, phone 997-6M6.
A SHOWING 01' Robert Rav Walker's exciting movie, "I Crave the Wevies,"
will be sponsored by Orenge Coest
College's surf team at 7 p.m. SUnday
In the OCC Auditorium. Tickets are $3.
MORE THAN 1,000 Orange Countlans
are expected to take to the streets of
Irvine Saturday for the 32-kllometer
March of Dimes Superwalk to raise money
to prevent birth defects. Runners will
lead off at 1 :_.s. Walkers may rec;1lster
between 8 and 10 a.m. at Harbor
Muntclpal Court on Jamboree Road. Sports
and radio personalltles a.nd Disneyland charecters will also participate.
OR STRETCH YOUR LEGS during a
two-hour walklno tour of Upper Newport
Bay. Guides will leave from the corner
of East Bluff and Back Bay drives every
1S mlf'.'Utes Saturday from 9tot1 :30 a.m . and discuss the bay's history, marsh
plants, fish. shorebirds and tidal
mudflat organisms.
IF 'YOU'RE STILL ON a health kick,
99t your blood pressure and hearing
tested free from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m .
Saturday during a health fair at
Santa Ana College, 17th and Bristol.
Informational booths, music and
entertainment are scheduled.
UL TllALIGHT Al RC RAFT -hot-air b41tloons, sky-<tlvers and sailplanes
wilt fill the sky Saturday and Sunday
over Pef"rls Airport during the Diamond
Meet. Awan:ts wlll be given for superior
craftsmanship and innovative design.
Admission Is free; parking s1 ~
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laaginatio11 at Baad
Puppets. hvc actors and ballet will bl·
featured when Chaffey College's Theater
Arts Department presents "Cinderella" at
J, 3 fuld 7 p.m. Friday, April 6 in the
Golden West College Community Theater
in Huntington Beach. The puppets are the
animal friends of Ci nderella, played by An·
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OPEN DAILY
11 :00 A.M. to 11 :00 P.M.
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forty carrots ..
restaurant
Healthy Food, Naturally
Ll/NCHEON AND DINNER
IUPEll &'L~= S2.85
Spicy Carrot Pancakee.
Wlth Orang1 Honey Butter
••• AndTwol091.
Mr--··· lervedWllhABowl or ,,_ fruit.
Fresh Urrof & Fruit Juices
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Hop Over to Senor Frog ,
Mexictui F ood3 Given Gourmet Treatment,
nie Sullivan. abov~. who help get he r to the
court ball when the wi cked stepmother re·
ruses lo let her go. Famed puppeteers
RHlph and Maxine Strane have written this
vers ion and will direct lhc 15-me mber
troupe.
Real
Cantonese Food
eat here or
lake hom•
STAG ..
CHINESE CASINO
WE COllDIALl Y INVITE
YOU TO COME TO OUR
NEW RESTAUllANT
(FOIMERLY MITU'SJ
AND ENJOY OUR
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
GOURMET MENU -
NOW FEATURING OUR FAMOUS
"DON MARCIAL MARGARITAS"
"Come In And Say Hello!"
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
1 Beef Taco, 1 Cheese Enchilada
Selved with Beans or Rice 51.95 Unlll 4.00 P "'
MNMOOAt
An exctttng experience In MEXICAN DINING
1181talU'alde A £a•d ..
5'7 W•t 19th St., Costa Meu
842-9764
8lnqult Fldllllll a PrlY8 Plrtitl
s.m.. The flnftt AiWUc•n Cuislnr
By BEA ANDEllSON
OIU.~lff'ilelS..ff rr you are tired or the uaual Americaoh:ed
M-exican rare and want an unusual treat, we
suggest driving north on the San Diego Freeway
lo the Westminster Boulevard turn·off and go
south just a tad.
The stop Is Senor Frog.
BVT THE CVISINE has nothing to do with
frog legs as the name m ight imply.
The name was selected because "it's
catchy. People remember it and that's what we
want." said Bill Voyles, co-own<r with Vic Bue·
cola and Mike FurrillL Actually, be said, they
got the name from a Mazatlan restaurant, a
favorite of the trio.
The food is ··more Mexican than what you
get in most restaurants." Voyles said, explain·
Ing that is is not truly aulhentic -it's sort of a
compromise.
"We tried that <authentic, such as soft
tacos lat first, butourcustomersdidn'tlike it.··
SO R ECIPES WERE modined and the re·
suit is somewhe re between American and Mex·
ican versions. he said.
Although the menu selections sound like the
us ual enchiladas. tacos, chile rellenos.
tostadas -it's the preparation that makes the
difference.
For starters. and one that is hard to get
past. is the Crab Enchilada. The flour tortilla 1s
so delicate that at first one wonders if it is not a
crepe.
It is served open-face, stuffed with crab and
c·hcese, topped with a s pecial s auce as ltght as
Moroay, and covered with Monterey Jack
8UN tl8~RREL
B.B.Q. • HICKORY SMOKED MEATS • CHILI
EAT IN OR TO-GO
BEEF' BRJS KET . . . . . . . . .4 95 PER Lli
TU RKEY . . .. . . . .. .. . 4.95 PER LB
PORK RIBS ........ , ....... SLAB 8.95 . '·~SLAB 4 US
BEEf RIBS ............... SLAB 8 95 . 1;'2 SLAB 4 95
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3.50 QT.
II 95GAL.
OUlt OWN BBQ SAUC:E . . ... ....• . . I 25 PT
2 45 QT. COLI!: SLAW . . . . •. . ..• .. . . . . .. . .. . . .95 PT
185QT.
BBQ BEANS . . . . . . . . . • . ... , • . . . . . . . . I 25 PT
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ASK AIOUT OUI
CATERING SERVICE
FOR YOUR NEXT PAITY
•
Ind fm'I• Hot cornbread
and honey butter. But llltle oeoPle can
pey ewn less. Children are
chlrged ICCOrdina to their _..on our old,fatNoned
Kiie. Cocktllls Ind wine
are IYllillb6e. Mnter Qlarie Ind VISA welcome. ~ fdtiH IVlillble.
cheese, garnish, avocado and sour cream.
OFFERED ON BOTH the luncheon· and din·
ner menu, it's only $5.95 and Is served with a
choice of soup or salad, rice and beans and
tortillas on request.
As ordering it a la carte is only 50 cents
less, we recommend the full plate.
Also given a high rating in our taste test arc
Flautas -flour tortilla filled with chicken,
onions and cilantro. smothered with guacamole sauce and sour cream-al $4.25, and Pollo a la
Senor Frog -boneless c hicken breast stuffed
with ham, green c hile and Monterey cheese,
covered with fres h mushroom sauce and
garnish -at $4. 75
Eye appealing as well as palate pleasing is
an array of ensaJadas served in edible "dishes"
-flo ur tortillas baked in the shape or huge
seashells.
THE RESTAVK'ANT, OPEN seven days a
week. offers three to four luncheon sl)t!cials
Monday through Friday. ranging in price from
$1.75 to $2.25, and a special Sunday-brunch
•menu.
For those in a rush, the service is quick, but
for anyone who cares to linger there ls no push ·
to hurry.
The setting is intimate, the decor authentic
cowners spent a year buying furnishfogs at anti·
que auctions>. However. the attention.grabber
1s the dropped ceiling of stained glass in a
kaleidoscope pattern.
Located at 6061 Westminster Blvd .• Senor
Frog only takes reservations for a party or six
or more al 892·8686.
A Dining Experience
Beyond the Expected
Your favortt<;> cu1smv: steak , ch1ck•.m.
~··afood. delicate> soup:;. classical naiad.:.
prepar.xi to please your palate. Sr rved m
the ambience of most beautiful oriental
surroundings. Make your reservations now
lor a truly en1oyablu dinmq expcmonc0.
=60 Fashion Island. Newport Center
Reservations (714) 644'"4811
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Reservations (213) 277·1840
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ko~ervoltons: 675-7575
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APPEARING AS THE RAWLINGS GANG IN 'BAD DAY AT GOPHER'S BREATH'
Left to Right: Dick Smith, Jim Stegall Sr., Bob Campbell, Ken Herrta, Jim Stepll Jr.
Players Innovative
Refreshing 'Gopher's Breath' to Air on Lido
Something new has been added t.o the· Lido
Isle Players Club. Actually a number of
somethings.
When they raise the curtain Tuesday on
their spring production, a western·style musical
comedy entitled ··Bad Day at Gopher's
Breath," It will mark (1) lhe first staging of the
play in Orange County, <2> the first musical for
Lido and (3) the first time the group has offered
a matinee performance.
Lido Isle shows run for one week only. Tues-
day through Saturday evenings with an 8
o'clock curtain. This one will offer an additional
staging, next Saturday afternoon al 2 o'clock
STAN ANO NORMA BELL, longtime Udo
theater aficionados. arc di reeling the show.
which has an unusually large cast. Featured
roles will be played by George llarns. J eanette
Tarvis, Bob Catnpbcll, Dottle Brewer, Joan
Warner , .Jack Wilcox, Dud Brewer and Laddie
Heday.
Others in the cast are Jim Stegall Sr .. Ken
Harris. Di ck S mith. Jim Stegall Jr., Jan
Campbell, Chuck Griffin, Peggy Grodach, Judy
F ranco. Marge Harris. Marge Stewart. Sylviu
Smith, Marion Pickens. Mark Davidson and
Graham Tingler.
Ticket information a nd reservations are be·
ing bandied by Jeanette Evans !675·1308) and
Marge Harris (675-3857 >. • ALSO COMING UP NEXT week is a two·
evening production of Moliere's "Don Juan" at
UC Irvine's Pine Arts Studio Theater.
UCI drama professor David McDonald 11:>
directing the play, which will be presented at 8
p.m. both evenings . Admission is free. • SUMMER STOCK RETURNS l o Sad·
die back College this year. After a successful in·
augural season in 1978, the Mission Viejo school
Is expanding Its repertoire to add a fourth show.
Again, professional and non-professional ac·
tors will share the stage in the Saddleback
Company Theater productions. which will get
under way with "Sea pl no," opening June 21 In
the Studio Theater and running through July 22.
Murray Schisgal's offbeat comedy "Luv"
mounts the stage of the main theater June 28-
July 1 and July 5·8. Then comes the theatrical
vers ion of the Oscar winning movie. "One Flew
Over the Cuckoo's Nest," i:.cheduled for July
12·15 and 19·22.
CAPPING Tiit; SUMMER season will be
the popular musical "Guys and Dolls," playing
Aug. 1·5 and 8·12.
Intermission
Tom Titus
Show limes will he 8 p.m. Wednesdays
through Saturdays and 3 p.m. Sundays. Season
t1ckcls may be ordered by maiJ with informa-
tion available at 831·7414 or 495·2790.
*
BACKSTAGE -A takeoff of "Alice in Won·
derland" enliUed "Alice's Best Adventure" will
be presented by the Westminster play produc·
lion class Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m . and
Sunday al 2:30 p.m . In the Westm inster
audito rium . 7571 Westmins t e r Av e .•
Wes tminster ... Bob Soares directs the show.
which is sponS<>red by the city's recreation de·
parlmcnt ... call 898·3311 fordet.ails ....
Community t heater pertormers are being
sought for modeling work in educaUonal films
. . . call Sherry Halperin of Concept Media at
833-3347 for information . ,,....
. '
· ·ean you keep a French Secret?
Rumors have been going around that we have plans to expand our
restaurant; that we will use all three stories of our unique building to
provide more dining area and better atmosphere. Some have even
guessed that we plan banquet facilities and intimate cocktall lounges
upstairs ... and an outdoor patio dining area.
Rather than foster· any more rumors about our unf ancy French
Restaurant, we thought we'd give you a peek at the plans. Better yet.
come for dinner and we'll talk about It.
This we promise, you 'll enjoy your meal and also what the ruture holds
for Hometown France ... Le Blarrltz .
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·CLOSE PACKING ANO CRACKING'
Detail of Bradley Miller's Work
TACTILE AND CURIOUS ceramic clusters by Bradley M iller will be shown
in the UC Irvine Fine Arts Gallery from
April 3-28. The forms that have been
acted upon and reacted to natural and
mechanical pressures will be accompanied
by pho1ographs of other organic
structural units. The artist will
present a slide lecture during a
reception at 4 p.m . Wednesday, Aprll 4.
LAGUNA BEACH MUSEUM of Art will
pay "Tribute to the Arts of Mexico"
from April 4 to M ay 8, feafUrlng Aceves,
Nizhizawa, Zapfe, Orozco, Rivie@ and
Mart inez plus pre-Columbian ar1ifacts.
Hours are 11 :30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dally
excep1 Tuesday.
RAYMOND SIPOS of Corona def Mar. featured In the April issue of Orange
County Illustrated, will have his new
"Quiet Marshlands" in a show at Hawen
maker Galleries, 372 N. Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach. Hours are 10 to S daily.
PRINTS ANO LITHOGRAPHS of noted
artist Maurice Gray are on view at
the gallery In Saddleback College's Fine
Arts Complex, 28000 Marguerite Parkway.
The display runs through April 30,
from 11 a.m . to 4 p.m . Monday through
Friday and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays. •
SATURDAY'S "TRIPLE EVENT" to raise
scholarship funds at Orange Coast
College wlll Include an art exhlblt and
sale on the lawn In front of the campus
library. Enthusiasts who turn out tor
the concurrent pancake breakfast and
10-kllometer or two-mlle runs may view
or purchase the ,,_1nt1ngs, sketches,
sculpture or weavlngs.
CASH AWARDS of approximately $4,000
w lll be presented to the top winners
In lbe NewPort Beach City Arts Festival
from noon to S p.m . Saturday and Sunday,
May 19 and 20 In Fashion Island Mall.
All Orange County residents are
ellglble to enter this 15th annual
count.Ywlde competition, sponsored by
the City Arts Commission and Fashion
tsl•nd with juried awards. Sculpture,
ceramics, fabric, fl berg lass and all
fine arts media that hang are welcome.
Entry fee Is $4 and forms wlll be
avaflabte, starting Sunday, at Newport
Beach City Hall, all county libraries.
Bowers Museum , M uckenthaler Cultural
Center and Newport Harbor and Lag\lna
Beac:'h art museums. All award wil"ners
w lll appear on the televised portion
of the festival.
THE PHENOMENON OF ART as a "peg
for personal publicity, prestige, ego
aggrandizem ent and monetary gain" wi ll
be explored In "America's Pop Collector:
Robert C. Scull." The film, which
documents the controversial Sotheby
Parke Benet auction of SO contemporary
artworks, will be screened for the first
time In Orange County at 2 p.m . Sunday
at t he Newport Harbor Art Museum.
Tickets are $3 for non-members and $2
for members, students and senior cit izens.
Sea ting.is limited.
GRAPHIC OESIGNE fJ Ray Jacob of Laguna
Beach will judge next week's Cypress
Fourth Annual Juried Art Exhibit.
Awards will be announced at a reception
at 8 p.m. Friday, April 6. Entries
may be viewed from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .
daily In the Cypress Community Center,
5700 Orange Ave.
THREE TOP CALIFORNIA artists will
be represented In "Three Media Show,"
opening with a reception from 7 to 9
p.m . Wednesday, April 4 in the Golden
West College gallery. On exhibit will
be the photography of William Wertz,
ceramics by Ray Lopez and paintings by
Kei Sho Akayama. Gallery hours are
1: 30 to 4 p.m . Monday and Wednesday ;
noon to 4 p.m . Tuesday and Thursday
and 7 to 9 p.m . Tuesday. ...
"IMAGES OF SURREALISM'' is the title
of a special exhib it at West Coast
Gallery, featuring the historic
collaboration between Salvador Dali
and Philippe Halsman with works by
CHagall, Ernst, Finl, Lam, Masson,
Matta, Miro and Wunderlich. The
show is open dally through April 20
at 2700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach.
"THE CULTURAL FLOWERING of Los
Angeles In the '30s and '405" will be
described by Jacob Zeitlin at 8 p.m.
Monday in the Studio Theater, Cal State
Long Beach. The program Inaugurates
the Zeitlin Lecture Serles sponsored
by the Center for Southern California
Studies in the Visual Arts.
PERFORMANCE ARTIST SUzanne Lacy will analyze her work dealing with current
feminist Issues at noon Tuesct.y, April 3.
In Fine Arts H•ll 116 at Oranoe Coast
College as part of OCC's Spring Art
Lecture Serles. Admt,sslon Is $1.SO.
"FIBERS ANO FABRICS," an exhibit of
wall hanglnQS, will be on view
through April 20 in the art gallery at
Fullerton..College, 321 E. Chapman Ave.
Artists Barbrera Nelson of Laguna Beach,
Lois Ziff Brooks of L06 Angeles and
M ary Chesterfield of Santa Monica use
woven wool, paper fibers, metallic
threads, Quilted silk and velvet In
their creations on view from 7:30 a .m.
to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday,
7:30 a.m. to .c p.m. Friday and 8:30
a .m . to 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
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-OAILY PILOT Friday. Maren 30. 1919
Money Cashes In on Roek's Power
By U • .\ ROBINSON
ll *H u urned dur1na ddlt-Muhon y 11
Brooklyn adolt' t-'t"O<'I' lt\UI ht' woolt1 follow th<'
family trad llon and Jc.un thf' pollc: fore•
But e vttl UW>u.ih h •ludJt'd by day l lht
N.,w York Pohl'e Acadctmy. by nithl h prar
llred with o ro<'k 'n' roll band •:vt ntuqlly ht•
had to makt-.a c:holct• Ano01l'r v1r t.ol')' for rork
'n ' roU
ANO. S F.OOIE MONEY uya today M v
fu1nlly hu M n mt-10 lhroo1h 10 m•ny t """
ll 'a oulr1J:t'tlU8, M> they nc>vcr know who• • no
1ng to hoo1wn I've be: n in end out 11f men·•·
Jazz Acquires
NewOC Home
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Live Ju.a ~ lrymg for a e6rneburk 111 Hunt
10gton Bearh, whc1 e lhr ~ood stuff ha\ bten
hard t.o hear since an arsonu,t played a fmal set
at Hungry Joe's nightclub tn Spnng 1977
Trumpeter Luis Gasca Is one of the organh:
mg forces behind the Sunday afternoon sessloru>
that huve dra~ reeds whiz Joe Farrell and
saxophonist Don Menza '5 ensemble over lhe
pas t two weekends
VOWING TO "KEEP il a changing thing,"
Gasca plans on brmging in an 18-plece Big Band
this Sunday at Spanky 's , a comrortable club
tucked away in a shopping center al the in-
tersect.ion of Pacific Coast Highway and Wa rner
Avenue. F'arrell is set to return soon und Gasca
will be bringing his quintet in occasionally.
With a bat of support-last Sunday's crowd
was lamentably ltghl Gasca and B. Super
Productions hope to make Spanky's a regular
Sunday venue for jazz.
"The area has needed it since John !Hun-
1:ry Joe's owner Pucella) left," says Gasca, who
has work<.>d with everyone from Mongo San-
tamaria to Janis Joplin at Woodstock In addl-
11on. to recording four albu ms of his own.
"Thcrt" are jaiz fans in every area," he
adds. "and they're very loyal "
LAST SUND/\ v·s TRIO of sets. featuring
Menza's exct'llent outfit and later, the addilinn
of Gasca's guttur<1I bass trumpet solos and a
pair of percussionists. worked quite nicely.
Cover charge was a mere S3 ror music that
started at 3 p m. and pushed on until nearly 7 in
the e verun.c.
The room scats about 200 people and has a
s teady sound ~ystem One suggestion would be
to move some ta lilc:. onto the s mall dance noor
that separalt's the stage from the crowd.
INTIMACY IS IMPORTANT, especially
when kJckmg back behind lhe caressing tones or
a ·band like Mc nza's The smooth lrad1Uonal
sextet. a ppearing next Friday night al the
Orange Coast College Jazz Festival, featured
s ome marvelo us solos from bassist Frank
OelaRosa. a Sarah Vaughn and Ella Fitzgerald
a lumnus.
During the ensuing breaks, a OJ kept the
club In a proper mood by playing Jazz tracks
from Ramsey Lewis and Weather Report;
something ol a rarity for these parts.
Ne xl up was Gasca and percusslonlst.8
Carmelo Garc ia and Sergio Pastora whose
energetic salsa sparked the Mcnza ensemble in-
to sorne enthusiastic jams.
Gasca a nd Men7.a tore orr some well-
l'hartc.-d tradeorrs and Sunday was no longer a
day for rcsl
OUTSIDE LAGUNA'S White House and
the Studio Cafe and Sid's Blue Beet in Newport,
live jazz ls at a minimum along the Orange
Coast We need all we can get and Gasca has
come up with a flexible and worthy concept.
Let's hope it clicks for a long-Ume run.
Program information for lhls Sunday's
show Cand pouibly surprise guests> ca.n be ob~
tained by calllng Spanky's al <213) 592-3135.
mtnU. and 1tulf, but rver Ince I waa M kid I
wanled lo ~ 1 rock 'n' roll tar or 1 tQwboy.
"Sll\(tt I waa from Nt'w York City, ll wu
hnrd bt>ln• a cowboy. •O I figured I'd try
fllU&IC' "
1'.ddle WH tolJtlnic from h11! f\Q11ton hotel
1 oo m. • frw day a prior to hi-. open in~ 11Unt for
f,a!atana at Madlaon SQuor Gardtm. Obvloualy,
he" domj( W(•ll : two platinum albuma <"Eddi~
M ont'y." · 'J..Jf.-for the Talunl(" 1. a hat s1n~le
t 'Maybe-I'm a Fool" 1 'nd major c:ro 11 country
tOUl ll
And, the rock 11tatr namc t.o KO along w1lh 1t
"I C'OlJU)N'T R•:A1.1.v 11 e the name Ed
t.111• Mohorwy In lat(ht1," he iu;ld "I cle>11ed my
1•yt·11 ~n<.l lt ju11t didn't m on the album cover. So
wht·n I rhaneed 1t lo Eddie Money, well, It was rnw eootlnc on lhe word-betauae we didn't
have any rr\Oflt'Y.
'Not.bl.ni was happtining alter high school
110 when my band went t.o California J wenl
alone wilh them. E verythlnf' seemed tO be hap.
pening ln CaU tornla then, and my parents were
kind of atrtct. ao l had to 11,et out or there.
'SINGING HARDER THAN TYPING'
Eddie Money Due In LA April 7-8
'Evolution'
Cast,s Hits
Milestone
··Evolution or the
mu es." Jon Hendricks·
reco rd br ea king
celebratio n or jut,
boogie-woogle, gos pe l
a nd blues will celebrate
1ts l50th performance at
7 :3 0 p .m . S unday,
April 8 al the Westwood
Playhouse in Los
Angeles.
A special performance
schedule has been an-
nounced for holidays. ll
will include an addi·
tlonal matinee al 2 :30
Wednesday,Aprillland
the usual 7 p. m. show on
Sunday, Apri( IS.
Th e r eg ular
s howtlmes will resume
Tuesday. April 17 with
performances Tuesday
through Friday a l 8
p.m ., Saturdays al 7 and
10 p.m. and Sundays al
2:30 and 7 p.m.
Jon Hendricks h as
artistically blended his
dialogue, music and
dance producing a truly
enjoyable and , uplifting
evenl.ng
[ ROCK TALK ]
"( waa trying t.o get somebody t.o sign~ for
sur h a long time. We had a lot of tans· in
Berkeley. Oakland 1rnd San Francisco; I used to
back up people Uke Lynyrd Skynyrd, Tower of
Power, and lots of others.
"THEN BILL GRAHAM got interested and
helped me, and decided lo manage me and l got
paranoid and didn't make a record for seven
months. I thought It was the Bobby Rydell story
or somelhing, you know, that I'd get ripped
ort."
<Bill Graham once said Um about Eddie
Money: "Nol only can he sing, write and play,
he's also a natural performer and he's very,
very hungry.">
"BUl's given me a lot of good advice on·
stage because he's seen a lot of rock 'n' roll
from way. way back, a nd I take that mt.o valua -
ble conslderaUon. He's got me working real
hard but it's good , it's a chaUeoge.
"Without being conceited. I lhink that peo-
ple who sing rock 'o' roll do have some sort of
power. I think that music should be used to in-
nuence people: if you have something t.o say, l
think the beauty of music is to be able to say it.
"IT'S UKE FREEDOM of speech through
music. a nd I think some of the lhmgs l talk
about arc pretty valid, because I've been
through a lot.
"Of course," he smiled. "when I'm onslage
singi ng l think about what's going to happen
after the show. who liked me and stuff. I'm
Stnj(lc. you know, and eve r smce I 've been in the
seventh grade and singing, I've enjoyed singing
bcc1use it enhanccii my love hfe.
•·For 10 years I was partying, living in
Berkeley. running around with a lot of people,
just taking it easy.
''The last lime I had a Job was as a police
trainee -I was hared as a typist. This ls a lot
harder. Typine was a snap ...
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Je•n Armatn>ng, Ertc Oavldove •nd LIN Spell To Perform Next Week
~vents? You Don't Say
GWC Performances to Salute Mime Week
Golden West Colle&e will celebrate National
Mime Week, April 2·7, with a parade,
performances, workshops and a special film
screening.
Buffi Brett, chairperson of the student pro·
gram board, is di rect.or of the week's festivities.
"Parade of Fools," a troupe of 30 mimes,
will parade the campus at 11 a.m. Monday.
Preceding the parade, a make-up demonslra·
lion wtll be held at 10 a .m., in the Communica-tions build.ine.
The mime troupe is led by three Golden
West students. all from Huntineton Beach :
Eric Davido~e, .Jea n Armstrong, and Lisa
Spell. They will perform on the patio theater
s tage at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Special guests for
this performance will be children from the col·
lcge's child care center.
Mime techniques. theater games. move-
ment, and theater for the deaf will be dem·
onstrated in a workshop at noon Wednesday,
~n the lawn adjacent to the Technoloey build· tog.
Another patio theater staee performance is
set for 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
Concluding the week's activities will be a
screenine ~f the film. "Silent Movie," Saturday
at 7 p.m., 10 Forum 2. Admission to the film is
$1.75 general, $1.25 ASGWC students and senior
citizens. All other events or the mime week
celebration are free, and the public is invited.
Soaper Stars Take Plunge?
Denizens of the deep and daytime TV will
appear at Hanna-Barbera's Marineland this
weekend in a "Soap Opera Festival."
Fans may a sk questions and get
autographs from soaper stars, Jed Allan <Don
Craig> and Diedre Hall <Dr. Marlena Evans·
Craie> from "Days of Our Lives," Richard
Dean Aadenom <Dr. J ett Webber> and Jackie
Zeman IBoltble Spea cer> from •·General
Hoepital" ud Dari41 Hu.en.tr <Dr. Snapper
F•ts> rr.m '"ne YOUlll ud the Reltleu."
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Marineland presents daily sea shows featur-
ing whales, dolphins and sea lions. Other attrac·
lions include special marine animal exhibits
and Passages Beneath the Sea, an excitine new
aquarium display.
Open seven days a week, the hours are 10
am. lo S p.m. All attractiom (except skyt.ower)
includlnc the .. Soap Opera Festival" are in·
eluded for the recular admission price.
Marineland la located one mlle south of
Hawttiome Boulevm, Oii Paloa Verdes Drive
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Wng Beach Collects
Raising $100,000 is the aim or such Long Beach
Grand Prix Churity Weekend events as a 10
kilometer Natural Light Run, a chlU cook..ort and a
concoun d'elegance.
The merriment the week before the Formula I
race has been organbed by the Long Beach Grand
Prix Charities Foundation, various civic groups
and sponsors who expect about 25,000 persons to
attend :
-The State Fiddling Championships start al 1
o'clock tonight at the Long Beach Convention
Center.
About 5.000 runners wall race al 7 a.m.
Saturday from the Queen Mary over part of the
Grand Prix course.
-The chili cook-Off at 9 a.m. Saturday In the
Queen Mary parking lot will feature world cbam·
pion "Nevada Annie" Laverne llarrls of Las
Vegas as a judge and a special division for
restaurants.
-The Convention Center will turn into a disco
at 7 p.m. Saturday.
-Some $2 million in classic cars will be dis·
played in the concours d'elegance at 10 a.m. Sun·
day in the Queen Mary parking lot.
Admission is $5 per event or $15 for all'three
days .
GOOD GUYS
WEAR BLACK
Chuck Norris is back as John T. Booker.
Also St~rring
Special Appear a nee
American Cinema Releasing
ANNE ARCHER
LLOYD HAYNES
DANA ANDREWS
JIM BACKUS and
JAMES FRANCISCUS
as Conrad Morgan
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'REPORTER' JANE FONDA
Frid1y, Mlfc;h 30, 1979
Tense
Current Nuke' Events
Add Power to Film
''THE CHINA SYNDROME" could ~carcely be more 1op1ccJI.
coinciding w ith the shutdOwn
of flve E•ster.n nuclear power
plants becau-.e ot earthquake
hazard. The tum concerns a
TV rePortcr (Jane Fonda) and
cameraman <Michael Oougla~J
who combtne with a nuclear
plant ofllua1 \Jack Lemmon)
1n an effort to alert the public
10 POtentlal catastrophe from
a Southern California reactor
The characters are never more
them skin-deep, but th~vents
dr e lmPortant, and director
James Bridges builds the
tension tQ,ftn almost unbearable
pitch. The issues r aised by
the film are vital to everyone;
ti 1s perhaps unfortunate that
the utility company bosses are
painted as black as horse-opera
villains. Rated PG, with a few
expletives.
(A Quick Look at the Movies)
"TAKEOOWN"flndsentertain·
ment in an unexpected arena:
high school wrestling. After
falling at major sPOrts, a Rocky Mountain high school
student seeks to Improve
student morale by winning at
wrestling. A pedantic English
teacher is enlisted to coach
succeeds on both levels. M artin film betrays its origin as a
one-set play; the claustro-
phobic viewer shrieks for
escape. "Petrified Forest"
was better. Rated R.
"DEER HUNTER" might have
been a superb document of the
devastation to human lives
MOVIE LISTINGS
JACK LEMMON, MICHAEL DOUGLAS, JANE FONDA 00 INTERVIEW IN 'CHINA SYNDROME'
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"HAIR" lPG> the ragtag team against odds
that would have discouraged
the faint of heart. This
unimposing movie asks only to
be liked, and It can be, especlatty as the earnest
R ltt, an old hand at protest
movies, directed with concise-
ness and understanttlng of human
values; he carefully avoids
outrage at the workers•
conditions. Sally Field Is a
revelatlon as the late·bloomlng
crusader. Her performaace
signals the start of the 1979 Academy race for best actress.
Ron Liebman ls persuasive as
the Jewish pariah In the company town, and Beau Bridges has a
telling scene as Norma Rae's
bewildered husband. Rated R,
with moderately rough language
and some suggestiveness.
caused by the Vietnam war i
The grime of a Pennsylvania coal >--••w•A-L 1-0•15•N•e•v•P•R•o•o•u•c•r•1o•N•s••••.e town and the fierce beauty of Southeast-Asia have been magnl-"NORTH AVENUE IRREGULARS" (G)
ficently photographed by "ICE CASTLES"(PG) ..
young athletes grapple toward
inevitable victory. Edward
Herrmann, after some early
klutziness, proves effective
VII mos Zslgmond, and the cast Is first rate. But director "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR"
Michael Cimino allows the story "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG)
to drag on past three hours,
as the reluctant coach. H is with endless scenes of male JANE FONDA
camaraderie and war atrocity. "THE CHINA SYNORONE" (PG) star wrestler is Lorenzo Lamas.
I l's too early to tell, but
his strong face, splendid physique and confident bearing
might well lead to stardom.
The rating Is PG, but the movie
seems harmless tor all ages.
He also seems to have allowed
the actors to devise their own
dialogue, a grave error. The
cMracter of Robert De Niro is crucial, yet it remains
ambiguous. His talent Is
"THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY"
offers high adventure in
too great to rem ain so hidden.
The rating ls R, much sw earing
and point·blank killing.
splendid style, written and
directed by Michael Crichton
from his own novel. The robbery
takes place not in the Old West
but in 1855 England; it is
<,aid to be based on the first
real-life heist of a moving
train. The crime Is perpetrated
by a group of polished crooks
headed by Sean Connery, who is
able to function equally well
in high society and the under
world. The pace Is leisurely,
most of the film concerned w ith
the theft of four keys required
to open the strong box of gold
headed tor the Crimean battle
field. The climax is thrilling,
GOATNEA 'TOO MUCH'
"AGATHA" is an Intellectual
whodunit -or what happened -
a fictional explanation of
Agatha Christie's unsolved
1 l ·day disappearance in 1926.
The script suggests that the
mystery writer fled In anguish over her husband's Infidelity
and plotted revenge against
his mistress, T~ solution has
the credulity of a Christle
plot, and the production is
handsome, low-key and very
British. The film's downfall
is the casting. It Is difficult
with Connery himself scrambling
atop the racing train. He gets
"WHEN YOU COMIN' BACK,
RED RYDER" Is an unpleasant
film about a psychotic who
terrorizes a handful ot citizens
Ina roadside diner. The cast
to accept Vanessa Redgrave as
the shy, unassertive author or
Dustin Hoffman as the suave
know-it-all reporter. The '
rating is PG. fine support from Donald
Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down
and an English cast. Rated PG.
"NORMA RAE" Is an lntelllgent
and frequently moving social
drama about suppression of
workers' rights In cotton mills
of today's South. It is also
a Pygmalion story of the
awakening of a young Southern
woman's mind by a union organ-
izer from New York. The firm
ls accomplished: Marjoe
Gortner, Lee Grant, Hal Linden, Candy Clark, Pat
Hingle and Peter Firth, in an
amazingly successful transfor
mation from the "Equus" youth
to a Texas teen-ager. But
producer Gartner allows star
Gortner too much screen time
in a role among the most
repugnant In recent memory.
Despite some desert scenes, the
"FAST BREAK" scores high in
enJoyment, low in credibility,
but remains a winner neverthe·
Jess. Jack Smlght
directed the young and talented
cast with verve and a good
sense of basketball action.
Gabriel Kaplan ("Welcome Back, Kotter") makes an Impressive
film debut as the never-say-die
coach. Rated PG.
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become 111otan1 •"•"
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A.ICNlWI
UO LOW LUCY
R1cky't d1aapprovat 01
LUCy'S MW hat INOl 10 her
t.!rng on a loving WP
Didi Conn stars as a singer who puts the
love she can't express into a song in
"You Light Up My Life" tonight at 9 on
/\BC, Channel 7
W MICHAEl. JACKSON
G~t consumer advoea11
David Hor0W1t1
7:30 NEXT STEP l&YOND I FA.RM oeGE.81'
«!) PA0JECT UNIVERSE
"Surveying The Stats"
CAOSS-WITS
MERV GRIFFIN
1:00 C88 NEWS
HeCNEWS
HlWL YWED GA.ME
A.ICNEWS
Cl) JOKER"&WIU>
80C MtLUOH DOUAA
MAN
st-INms up wllh an
E S P. expert to rtlCOYtlf a
stOlen secret cod& book
from the underworld
DANCE FEVEA
Guest· Paul Jat>ata Celeb-
rity JudgM; Tony Danza.
Donny Moat. Pat Kious.
I OATINOOA.ME QI HOU.YWOOO
80UAM8 G TIC TAC DOUGH
., AOAM-12
A mllS no press. an Inde-
pendent old1!mer and an
unu11.1al motorist make up
a lull day for Adam-12. 9 HTONIOHT
«!) VOTERS' PftUNE
"Facet And Issues" HOit:
Jim Coopat. ., 8ANFOAO A.ND 80N
Fred Is upset beeause his
new neighbor 11 opening a
eompeling tunkyerd
• MACNEIL I LEHR~
REPORT
(I) THE MUPP£TS
G.-1: Sytvester Stallone
&.-00 8 (I) INCREDl8LE
HUUC
lhe Hulk mistakenly helps
Cha""rl Lbt ing•
11 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles -8 KABC·TV (ABCJ Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (lno ) Los Angeles
(!JJ KCST (ABC) San Diego
• KTTV (Ind ) Los Angeles m KCOP· TV (Ina ) Los Angeles SI KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
61> KOCE·TV iPBS) Huntington Beach
a coovtct ~pe lrom
pol!Ge, and David Banner
has 10 c0trec1 h11 all8'·
~·amtstake U OIFFREHT 8TROt<E8
Drummond reconsldtira his
planned purchase of an
Oregon radio s1et10n when
he realties II could put hl1
Irland Larry Alder (Mclean
Steven-on) out of work.
G MOVIE •*"" "Woman Times Seven" ( 1987) Shirley
Maclain&. Alen Arkin.
Seven extremely dltte<ent
lemale peraonallttu
emerge against a Parisian
backdrop. (2 hra )
8 9 FAMtl.Y
Buddy'a hie Is compheated
when Kate staris Sludenl
taeen1ng a1 he< achOol and
runs into 11u0ent 11l'ot>·
lems 8 MOVIE
• •' , "The Dam Busters ·
( t9551 Richard Todd,
Michael Redgrave. Duflng
Worl<I War II. the British
bf1lltantly plan to blow up
the Ruhr Dam In Germany.
(2 hrs.) •
• CAAOL BURNETT
ANOFRIENOS
Guest· nm Conway
ti) MOVIE • • * "The Haaty Haerr·
( 1950) Ronald Reagan,
Palnc1a Neal A terminally
ltt tOldial flndt paac. When
hit It ~ttnO&d by five
~ aofclW• In a
~ .. (2hrst
•• WAl*m<*
Wl9< IN l'IYllW uo • nc ooo OouPl.E
' SomallmH A Ortat
O'aan" Whan Otcar'a
~ "91f\I ACttng up,
Ftlll ci.clelte an ocean
YO'fllCl8 wlM do t~ both
~-•• WAU.ITMIT
MCI< "M~ Fund Madnau"
O~t· Ed'twatd A. Tabet Ill,
dlraotOf, ~ Prlca Prime
""8tVt Fund.
HO 8 Cl) THI OUKU CW
HAZZAN>
80M HoOQ 9CCU-Bo OI
robt>«y. while Iha real
thief a1111Ml-lalkl Deity Into
pulllng him up II lhe
Dullea' home. D MCm4PSANO •TIM HarlM eMllengea Aonald
to • boxlnO match to
·~the humiliallon ait-
l&fad by Mery Lea. 8 0 A.ICMOVIE • * * "You l.igtlt Up My
Lite" (1977) Didi Conn.
Mlct\MI ZaMow. All uptr·
Ing eongwriler, engaged to
be m11rlad 10 a -Jthy
but dUll tennis Instructor.
fall• for an 11ggresatve film
director
• ME1'V GRIFFIH
Gueets: Elliott Gould. Kurt
Russell. Red West. Tiger
Merv, Kim Cosby G11
Gerard, Stan Kann. 9 MASTERPIECE
THEATRE•
"Llllle: The Jersey Lillie"
Liiiie Is painted by all ol the
prominent artists In
London; she ealohes the
eye of Leopol<I, King of the
Belgians. (R)
«!) NOVA
"Key To Paradise" The
most promising drugs dis-
covered In Ille 20th centu-
ry are manufactured In our
own bfalns.
t :30 D TURNABOUT
Sam and Penny dtSCOver
that their magic statue has
been stolen
10:001J ()) OAUAS
Sue Ellen vows revenge on
J R for eommittJng her to
an alcohol sanuarium
(Part 2 ol 2)
D 8WEEPSTAKES
A young man {Vlnoent Van
Patten) trying 10 Impress 11
girt. two good friends. and
an ex-b&Seball player (Ben
Murphy) beoome IOttery
flnal11t1.
I ::8 TIMH ABOUT
TELEVISIOH
David Sussklnd hosts this
examination ol the TV rat
rACe wilh guests Norman
TUBE TOPPERS
ABC . 9:00 -"You Ught Up My
Life." Didi Conn stars in the TV pre-
mie r e of this 1977 movie which won the
bcsl song Oscar. <See photo at left>.
KCOP .ti) 10:00 -Soviet Might,
Ame rican Myth. The perils ot U.S.
military weakness and massive Com-
munist. buildup a re discussed by Sen.
Barry Goldwater , retired Gen. J ohn
Singlaub and GOP preside ntia l can-
didate Congressman Phil Crane.
KCE'l'.~ 10:00 -The Scarlet Letter.
· /\ documentary detailing with the mak·
ing of the TV dra ma "The Scarlet Let-
ter.··
Lear. Laa Rich, Grant Tlnlt·
er. David Ge<t>e<, Mike
Dann and Hetb SchwWtz. ., lflECtAl
"Soviet Mlgtlt. Amarlc:lll
Myth" Retired a.natal
John Slnglaub, U.S. Sena-
tor Barry Goldwat«. Coo·
grassrnan Pili! Crane Ind
olhera dl.eutt perll• ol u s. military weal.nan ana
massi"'9 Communist build·
• THE 8CARLET
LETT£R
"The Making Of The Seat·
let Letter" This doeum&n·
tary h>e1.11ea on a typical
aay on 1oc:alion al the lllm-
lng ot "The Scarlet
Leiter," a dramatization of
Nathanial Hawthorne'•
novel of Purllan America
atardng Meg Foller, John
10
:
30
IHeeE'n Conway.
THE DIPLOMA.TIC
STYLE OF ANDREW YOUNG
A documen11ry on the
United Sl•tes Ambauador
to lhe Unlled NlllOnL
11:00 I H°CI> 9 NEWS MAKE ME l.AUGH • MOVIE
* * * ''The Ghost And Mra. Muir" ( 1947) Rex
Hamson, V1neau Brown.
A lonaty w1dow writM a
bOok about her IOve tor the
ghost of an old sea
captain. (2 hrs I
• CAAOl BUMETT
AHOFRIEN08
Guatla. Helen Reddy, John
Byner
I THE OOOOIE8
OICKCAVETT
G--t: Hanna Ora)'.
11:30 II (J) N8A
BAIKETIAU.
Seallle SuperSonlcs al
Phoenix Sun• D TONIGHT
Ho11: Johnny Carson.
Gunta: Anthony Newley.
Albert Brooks, Michael
Douglas. e IOUPV IAL.E8
Gues11. Th& 5111 Donen-
lion
•@ IAAETTA
Barettl 'a ir-tlgaliorl into
the connaotlon belWMtl a
police eommlllioner and an uooenwOfld figure 111
hampered by a female
report« (R)
I THI GONG 8HOW
OETIMAAT
Max and Iha Chief try lo
raco~ a llst Of CONTROL
!28""· • CAPTIONED ABC NEWS
MORNING
12:00 9 TWILIGHT ZONE
A sht yeat old Ctilld has an
enllre town terrified of him
I TO BE ANNOUNCED
OETSMART
Smart and 99 mu11 stop a
KA.OS scheme to plant
explosives In foreign
consulat8$.
• MCNA
"Key To Paradise" The
mott promlslng drugs d1s-
eov8fed 1n the 20th eenlu·
ry are manufactured In our
ownbfalns.
12:ao e MOVIE
• • ''That Man George"
( t&e7) George Hamilton
Claudine AUOllf. A gang or
thieves plot to Siu! a lor·
tune In gold buHIOn from
an armored truck 1n
Moroeeo.(t hr., 55mon.)
• MOVIE • * • "Ave Cwne Baelc" ( 1939) Chester Morns,
John Canadine. Courage
and eowardlee are dis-
played by twelYe passen-
gers who l4JrYiYe en alt-
~ crash In the Amazon r.,no:&:;·· 30 min I
• • • "Imitation Of Lite"
(1959) Lena Turne<. John
Gavin. lwo women and
their daughters share
frlendlhlp and IUClC811 b\;I
-llChle¥e IOllll happi• neas (2hrt)
u:are "°"" * * ~ "Th9 While Wtrrl·
or" (1&e1) s1-"--·
Georgia Molt A tribal harO
1Ud1 1111 people agalnat a
;an=.int (2 hra I
* * ~ ''Tiie P~ Ne•I
Doof'' (1970) Ell Wallach.
Julla Harri•. A young man
11 banllhed by his fllllar
when Iha men beliavlll he
11 reepontlble for suppl)'·
1ng drugs to his titler ( 1
hr., 30mln.)
1:00 D MIDNIGHT 8Pl!CIAL
Holl· Linda Cltttord
GUMt1: Vt11o0e PttOC>le,
Paechea and Herb. Eddie
Rabtllll, Arpeggio.
8 MAVERtCK
"Easy Mark· 1:301 NEWS 2:00 MOVIE ••Yr "The Neon C.ltng"
( 1971) Lee Grant, Gig
Young. An unhappily mar-
ried women runs away""''"
her daughter and fallt In
IOv• Wttll at!Olhe< man ( I
hr.,55mln )
8 MOVIE • *'" "AbOve Us The
Waves·· ( t956) John Millt.
John GreglOf'I Brth&h sub-
marlneS are assigned tile
dangerous taSk ol 1r11ci11ng
Germen dealroyer1. (2
hra I
G) MOVIE * * • "My Slll81' Eiieen
11942) Rosalind Russell,
Brian Ahe<ne Two sisters one an up<ring aelr811S
and, 'he olh<ir o wrner.
ttruggle lor o break 1n
GrMOwlch Village (2 hrs ) 2:251 NEWS 2:30 NEWS
MOVIE • * '" ''Bll(bary Coast
( 1935) Joel McCrea.
Edward G. Robinson Red
lights. gembtlflO end 0001-
1ng reogn In San Francisco
1n tile 1800s (I hr . 55
min)
., OETSMART
Max goes to a swim meet
to Obtain a 1111 01 KAOS
~It
2:37 U NEWS
3:00 ti) MOVIE • * • "Next Time We
Love" (1935) James Stew-
art. Margaret Suilavon
When 9 young huSb&nO
accepts an overHas
u51gnment. taking him
away from hll aongslreu
wtle, a g~ devotops In
lheir marr1age whtch 1s soon lllled bY a witting tlllrd
party. ( 1hr •• 30 min I 3:661 STEVE EDWARDS
4:00 MOvtE
• • ·~ "Berlin Alla1r'
( 1970) Darren McGav1n,
Fritz Weaver. Two lrlenda
are p01Cld against .-ch
Olher by 1111 UIMSlnallOft
r~hrS)
•• ''Oeyond Mombalol"
(1957} Comal W~, ~
na Reed Whl .. teer~
IQ< a 11rantum mine In Aftlo.
ca. a men II anl!Ckad by
the aama "Leopatd Men''
that kltled 1\19 btother. ( t
llr ,30min.)
4:2611 HEWS 4:30 MOVIE
• • • "Murder In The Blut
Room" (1944) Gr1c•
McDonald. Donald Cook.
ti) NEWS
SArtJROAY
MOANING
7:00 8 MARLO AND THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE D A.I.VIN ANO THE
CHIPMUNKS
I ;:~~
HOTF'UOOE
ELEMENTARY NEWS
41) WOMAN: REEL TO
REAL
&;) YOGA FOR HEAL TH
(6) SPANISH
7:301J DUSTY'S
TREE HOUSE
I FANTASTIC FOOR
PACESETTERS
®) FANOFACE
I THE LONE RANGER
TH.AT'S ENOUGH
ROMPER ROOM
ALL THE HILLS
ECHOED
A specool examining eau-
c1111ona1 prograrns lor lnOI·
ans made possible by the
Indian Education Acl ot
1972
I NEXT STEP BEYOND
8:00 ()) POPEYE
GODZILLA SUPER 90
MOVIE
"''-lo "For1 Vengeance"
I 19531 James Craig. Rita
Moreno
Q M) SUPERFRIENDS 0 ROLLER
SUPERSTARS
Detroit Oevtls vs Los
Angeles T -Biros m MOVIE * • •;, ··susan Ana Goo
t 1940) Joan Crawloru.
Fredric March. tD THE NATURALISTS
"John 8urrooghs How Far
Are We From Home?" This
Ameocan naturall5t lrom
Roxbury, N Y. was also a
noted essayist and poel
8:30 (I) SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA fll) NOVA
"Key To Paraa1se" lhe
most p<omlamg drugs als·
covered 1n th11 20th cen111-
ry are manufactured In our
own t>ta1ns.
1 Playing the Rating Game With Mary
Dift'rent Folks
The star s of .. H ello. Larry" c McLean
Stevenson and Kim Richards a t right) join
the cast of "Diff'rent Strokes" cGary
Coleman and Conrad Bain) for a s pecial one-
hour presentation of the latter show tonight
at 8 on NBC .. Channel 4.
Kenya TV Special
Planned by KOCE
"Slack Man's Land," a series or three one-
hour film documentaries examinina the turbulent 20th century history or Kenya, will premiere Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 p.m. on
KOCE, Channel 50. The history or Kenya, rrol:n its occupaUon by
Europeans at the end of tbe last century through
its war for independence and the pres1dency of
Jomo Kenyatta, is traced by fllmmakers, David
Koff, as be incorporates historical still pboio-
grapbs, interviews, newsreels and contemporary
on-location footage.
PaDENTED BY KOCE·TV, under a special
grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcast·
ing, tbeR three film• are: "White llaa's Cowl· try.•• wbicb exploree the eeonomic roots and rapid
upaMlon ol fOloalallam In Kenya; "llau Mau,"
wbicb namtnes the 1rowtb of the st.tugle for la·
depeDdence aad debunka tbe mJtb of t.be Jiau Jiau
U a ....,...18Cr'9t IOCiety; ud "Kenyatta," die •lor>' ol Jomo Kenyatta, tbe late Kenyan lDdepen-
denee ........ wbo became the rant president of
K•DJ_L __
Koll' cameru ud euet1n1 reM&l'Ch
make Ilda ol films a erful cue study of ... bite m" lD a .. bf::k maa't land" -a
1tudy tbat provides added inlllbt and meaalnl to
mUJoltodaJ'• nen llMdllMe.
Wftll DaA181YS AND utnontinarJ ftlm, tM Millil dllDillllltaaU. "wllr cltcbel of our tlme
abMt Afrlea .. Clftm fallaeloat or mlaleadlq, ''
1etc11 t I to a ao&ed ftlm erltlc:.
NunUoa for UM terlet la by lluindo
llwlDJlf"!•be. a former .. Volc:e of Kenya,
.......... -...... ud ,.-\ AMOdlte pro-dlanr al ..... 1oarn81," .. ....... ....
Uoul .,., .... <NST), New Yon.
By JERRY BUCK
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -As a former network
program executive, Pe rry Lafferty still bas an itch
lo plot ratings strategy.
Lafferty, producer or the new "Mary Tyler
• Moore Hour." talked a few days after the pre-
miere of the hour-long, Sunday-n!gbt variety show
, on CBS.
Lafferty, a tall, thin man who produced "The
Danny Kaye Show" before an 11-year stint at CBS.
said, "You have to play the game of ratings
• strategy. On her first night Mary was up against
the Patty Hearst movie and a Robert Redford
movie. I thought we 'd gel a 31 share. We got 30."
HE PREDICTED THAT for the second week.
REGULARS INCLUDE HARRY Sinclair as
her producer . Joyce Van Patten as her secretary
and companion, and Michael Keaton, a holdover
from the first show, as the studio page and go-fer.
The first thing Lafferty did was look at all the tapes of the "Mary" show. As an old friend of
Miss Moore and her husband, Grant Tinker. be
had also been present at the taping or the first
show.
··A few years ago I suggested this idea for the
show we're now doing," he said. "But she didn't
want lo do it. She didn't want to play another
character. She wanted to be Mary Tyler Moore. I
think that's why the show failed.
outside of Archie Bunker. The audience saw her a"'
Laur a Petrie for ri ve years on 'The Dick Van Uykt.•
Show' and as Mary Richards for seven years on
'The Mary Tyler Moore Show.' The audience ltkc-;
that lady. but they didn't accept her a s Mary Tyler
Moore."
·we shot nine shows in the dark before we
went on the air ... said Lairerty. "We had no
guidance from the audience. We watched lhl'
characters grow in the way they related to Mary
and each other.
"We were trying to establish her character
Next year, i.f we go on, we want to get into her
home life. She'll have a n ex-husband she's paying
alimony to. He'll be a witty. charming, kind of
Burt Reynolds character. It's 80 percent situation "THE AUDIENCE WANTED lo see her inside
a character. She 's not the same outside a
cha racter, just as Carroll O'Connor's not the same
"comedy, 20 percent variety. I call it a 'sit var.· Thi·
variety is a· touch or labasco. ·· when NBC would air "Weekend" and ABC the
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show would do better.
"That means unless the audience totally re-
jects Mary Tyler Moore in this format, we'll go up
five points," he reasoned. "If we don't , we 'll know
pretty fast that the a udience isn't accepting her.
"That's the game you play after you make the
program. What's sad is that where you are is as
important as what you are."
In fact, the show improved by only a point
lo 31.
LA.FFIERTY WENT INTO a detailed analysis
of CBS's SUnday night lineup -but it became im-
material the day alter the interview when CBS
'canceled "Mr. Dugan" before it reached the air.
This is Miss Moore's second attempt at a
variety show this season. The first. "Mary,"
fol ded alter three appearances. It was a standard
variety show with a large repertory cast.
Her new show ls a "show within a sbow." the
concept that Jack Benny used so weU for years.
It's about the backstage life of TV variety show
star Mary McKinnon -mostly comedy, with the
singing and dancing coming when she and her
guests rehearse or tape a number.
On "Mary." she appeared as herself. On her
latest show. she appears as a character.
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••• OAILV Pll.01 Friday. March 30, 111'9 lfeaturiM_• _ •• __ _
Center Helps Pre·Sehoolers, Parents
Services are free at Huntington Beach
diagnostic ,and resource facility but
parents m·ust agree to participate
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µla1•t•m1•nh twfon · lo nd1•r.:.1rh'n bt·iz1n:.
ALTHOl'Gll {'F.~Tt:R '\t'n t('e:. a rc fret•,
parents are rl'qUlred to part1r1patt• m the pro
J:ram lo\lth lhe1r chi ldren and are ad vised as to
th(• :> oung~ler's progre!.s und what they can do
at homl' to help bcttn 1>repare the youngs ter for
~chool m Septl'm her
J\t the year long progr am for children liv mg
1n t hc· On•a nvt<'W School Distract. the center
i.taH wnrki. d oi.cly with kindergarten teachers.
· Tht• hottom ll nt• of what we do a ll year
lung 1:. a hookh•t for I he ktndergurtcn teacher
rlt•I a 1hnl! what w<' ha vc nhiwr vcd t he child b
h k1>," o;ay' Sllt'C'<'h tht•r;q11sl und center director ,
ll1•h·n l!t-1d1 rna n . l'h 0
Shl• acids, "Ch1ldn·n trl (11Jr program arc
known h) llw ar ka ncfrri.:urtcn tcuchcr before
lhl'Y <•vc•r wt fool m tht• door "
Thl• ptlot proJ?ram concept which has been
adopted by five othe r Cuhfornaa school district s
und purb of thl· 1no~:rn111 11· u11l•J l>y 25 othl·r
d111trH•b
Tht• 111101 1·0111•1•111 lwi.:an 10 d1•vrlop an 1972
lo\ hrn r>r Ht•1rhmu11 und otht•r educators com
111\'ll'd u 1u.·retmm.i sun\.')' throu~h lo\ h1ch 1t was
ruund th1t1t mun) t"•n•nti. wt•r1•rl t a ware of their
o""n t'htld d t•V\' op1r1t•nt lcvl'I or of what they
c•ould be do1n~ lo ht>lp
Tiit: £0l'('i\TORS. bhf• :>U) i.. also learned
ll J r t>nlh Y.t'rt• ''1tnfUNt'<I ubout modern educ a ·
t1mwl ront·cpl11 nnd didn't, m many instances,
undl•r1111uld th • nct•d rnr hculth immunizations
.1nl1 r1•gular ch'nlol cure
M uny part'nl1' lo\ <'I l' nt a loi.' about whut to
Jo for u t'htld wi th a s pct'r h or behavior
111 oblt•m
'Ttwrt' M'11nw d to ht• a gap ~tween home
.111\1 :irhool und v1ct· ''l'rsu." rec a Iii. Dr .
ltt•ldu nun "'1'h11t shuckl-d us Perhaps we were
too 11111\ t•
"Tlw pu rents thdn 't know what to do. Not
tlHll we t•ould do 11 nythl11i.:. but we could pass
t hc•m on to om1•on\•."
oc•:ANVlEW School District received a
fNkrul 1i1r11nt In 1974 lo cstabll!lh u three-year
1>llot r<'!'('arr h pro~rum
Wht>n tht' fed"rul 1¢runl l'nded, the district
quollfil'd for u one.year stale dissemination
Ar:rnt whlrh rt'quirt>s Or Reichman to s pend
part of her lime truveling throul(houl lhe slule
1>rcs1•nhnA thl' proi;irum lo school districts .
The ~runt wus nmcwcd for one additional
yt'ar und will ~nd 1n September Prospects for
cont1nuc..'<1 funding urc m doubt in the wake of
Proposlt1on IJ
RECENTLY the Chi ld Development Center
has become tht.> rente r of controversy because
of the impending funding cut. Or. Reichman, a
tenured employee with the district and in no
danger of los ing her job, says it is time for the
school district "Lo mukc s ome kind of commit·
mcnl lo this program."
/\ parents· group has bcc n formed to urge
the district school boa rd to continue funding.
One involved parent, Tom Paisley of llunt·
1ngton Reach. whose two daughters purlicipated
m the program, suys. "ll ls ironic that the pilot
model for the (;hild Development Centers, a
<See CIDLD, Page Bl I>
Above right, Danny
Phelps plays Lynda
Lothringer, a
pre -sc hool
chil dren 's
specialist, and Patti
Phelps look on. At
right, Patti gets her
turn at the
balancing board. At
left, parents Gene
Carrothers, Donna
Wt and Pam Daly.
view TV.
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STEPPARENTING
Legal Rights
Outlined
Building Confidenee is Goal
JJy Jl)l>fTH OIJjON
Of -0.11, .. '"' ~ Accor'1J111C tn th•· SlA•pf11mlly Fo1,1ndatl1m of
Cohforul11, m c11 c thon :to rnllllon Amer1cun
adult.» •f • •tA·1wurcnt11 untl one child In Hix 111 11
•WP<'hlld •~H.MJly, whatt n tehti. tfo thcHti American"
have wtM..-n 1t conu.:11 w th•·1r liWPChlldren'? And
what ob11ti•l11>n 'I N wpr)f1. ff4:1<'h utwrnt•y Oer1l(tloo Sundor
uddr•...-d Uw.e quc1uonai for tho or .. nec Coun·
ty 'heptt·r of U.. foundMl on.
••tJl't:PPA&ENT8 ttrc· preuy low on thu
t-Ot.em poltt hut they're 1eutna better," 1he aeld.
CourU now are bt1innln1 to foc:ua on the ri&ht.a
of th• dl1Jd and "they really are looldna at the
belt l.JM«WU of the chlld," which oft.en lnvolve
• 1tep parent. It a natural par nt diet, ror t umple, Mra.
S•ndor Hid,• 1urvlvln11t.epparent eouJd ret.aln
cu1tody of a child even thoulh there ii another
Uvln• n1tural ptirent.
"ITABIUTY l1 Important," •he explained.
: ·c ourt• are looktn1 •t new rea .. rch on
1tabUlty. "'ibe di1llncUon bttw.en natural parent
a nd 1tepparent 11 r .. t diHppeartn1. CCMarta are IMttllllllnl to ... that lova, not blood, m1kt1 for
1ood~n1." renta a1111m• rtapomlblUU. wbtn
they ta on th• parent role, Mn. Sandor
added. A llepparent '1 Income wUI be eonaldered
wbtn tbe eupport payment.I .,.. Ullsned and a
tteppanat ml1hl be IOU&ht for chlkf 1upport If
botbnaturalparenta1bdlcate,1beHld .
A n&PPA&•NT, thoulh 1Aurnln1 •rel•·
UoaelUp voluntarily, "probably would bt found
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Learning to smile, building
self-confidence and
developing meaningful
conversations is taught in
Social Effectiveness
Training Seminar at
Golden West College
By Dl'!NNIH McL~LLAN OI ... o.w, r .... tuft
A few ycun aao when Alan Garne r was an
undergraduul() 1ludenl •l UCLA. he'd often
0Hh wh•t he thou1hl WMIJ a brllll•nl amllc
when he puled people.
But he couldn't understand why thl• friend-,
ly 1eeture failed to 1enerate a almllar reaponae. ll WHn'l until much later thal he discovered
thal hl1 1mlle, In fact, wu llllle more than a
benl~naneer. • People rarely smlle In lhe mirror ao they
don't know whal their smiles look llke," says
Garner who today 1mlle1 widely and lnfectloua·
ly. What 1mlle1 have to do with Alan Garner
become. apparent when you learn that he la the
lnttructor of 1 courH deaisned to he lp people over~ abyMH, build 11lf·confldence and
e1t1blllh rewardtaa relatlonahlpt. lmlllna ii Jutt one exarnple of non-verbal
b tbavlor Oarntr wlll d l1cu11 durtn1 ht•
wHkend 11m1nar. Social !rfectlvene11 Train·
tn1.
TllS l&MINA& &UN8 no• 7 to 10 p.m. tonttht and from t a .m . to 4 p.JD. Saturday, In lbe
eomm..atyceDter 1tOoldtn W•tColle1e.
on.ti, Gamer HY•· ptOPle 1mlle 1mlln
that don't look Ilk• 1mllt1 to other ~· And
•• they fall to evoke UM proper retpoaM •
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pe raon may feel that there Is either something
wrong with hlm or thol people arc not friendly.
BccomlnR uwore of a nd cha nging rcJccllon·
producing bch11vlor 111 on or the goals of the
aem lnar , much of whaoh hat1 tlccn developed out
of Gamer's own experience.
"Just ubout everything I talk about I had
trouble doing at one lime," says Garner, 26, u
Seal Beach r<!11ldtinl. "I 'm trying lo le1tc h In just
u few hours things that have taken m e hundreds
of hours to learn .. Garner teaches h1K course through !Several
extension divisions, including those al Cal State,
Loni Beach : Cal State University, San Diego; and
Los A ngelcs City College
IT GltlEW, IN PART, out of a Rimllar
course taught. at the University of Oregon,
Eugene, where he earned his Master's Degree
In spee<'h and counseling In 1978.
Garner's 11oclet e Uecllvenu s training
originally WH geared to non-dating men and
women. who apparently benefiUed from hJs
teaching: "People were dating 300 percent more
then they had In the beginning." he says.
The present course Is for anybody who
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wants lo improve has socia l s kills and Increase
sclf-co1.,1dence. Garne r adds.
"The class is really aboul everyday type
things lhal everybody docs but nobody has
ta ught you to do well ... he s ays .
Garner notc11 lhut colleges teach public
speaking but nobody teaches prlvtttc conversa·
tlonal lcchruques. "They just assume you're go·
mg to pick upthcscskall11 "
ONE WAV TO BECOME more adept In con-
vers ations, he irnys, Is by asking open·cndcd
questions. those that prompt detailed responses
rather than one word n •phcs.
"Th.1 K wuy they cun achieve a deeper un-
derslandtn.t of the pcnmn rather than jus t learn·
in~ their numc. runk ond serial number." says
Garner. ··1t ~ct:, to lhc poi nt whe re they can
really share on u more m eaningful level."
Gam er say:. that one of the most Important
parts of the scmmar as learning how lo set
specific goals "People who aren 't making
much progretJs in their lives never narrow it
down to specific acthms." he says.
People whO w11nt to develop a relallonship
with 110meonl'. for exa m ple. often wall vaguely
think. "We ought to get together."
Gamer mentions one seminar participant
who wanted lO gel to know a man. She set the
goal of callln.c him on Tuesday and arrunglng a
weekend dinner dole. "She knew j ust what she
had to do," he says, adding that the woman
called o.nd the man accepted her Invitation.
Garner note11 that many people put off doing
things because they a re wallln1 for the perfect
time lO do them. "Poople," be 11&ys, "need to
understand that there really 111 no perlfet lime .
I aet people down to 1peclrlc acllon. ·
. 'l'he benefits or this claaa. Ide any. go
on and on. Once you have a aklll you un keep
us l ng It."
Garner, who eay1 he la cooatanUy lmprov·
in1 the coune. h11 hl1 own 1oat: "I want lO
make It the definitive procram ror peoplt who
with to lrnprovc their .oelal 1k.llla."
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ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Fnct.v. Mwch 30. 1m DAILY ptLOT • J J ...... ( Boroseope ,] Abandoned Infants
Not Readily Adoptable
<Fro• Pase Bat>
project lh1• hai. prov n Ill worth, t1 1bout to be axed "
WIULH 80MF. par1a of the pt'Of[J'am ml1bt
1eem dubiOUA such as an hutant video Mt for
par ob t.o oblttve lhf'1r t hlldrM playlna wttb
others from 1 parate porUon ol the center -
tbe •~•rage ~.000 plus per year coal conn
lbo uJarl ot two CUU tJme and thrM part·Ume employ~. supplies and equipment.
This year th~ center baa 100 cb.IJdren
enroll\"d an lh "full" progam wblcb IQ(ludes
group O\~lln8s, <'Oun cllnc and di11no1Uc test·
lnN anti 130 ch1ldrt'n lD "Phase II " wblch of· ren only th•· tt· llnR
<"1UL.Dll•:N rt' accf'pled on a first come,
first berv~ b4.s1s und. saya w director, the pro.
cram h l(rown t-ad\ year. Pan-nt.a are notified throu~b t.ht' mail 1r thelr cttaJd a.a eh11bl .
The Quid Oe\•elopment Ct ottr servd 23
schools, and betwtto 50 to 60 kind~rAarlttn
teachers rttelv cblld valuaUOftS, with paren-tal perrnlMion, each September
Even lhougb overalJ chool enroHment is decllru~ on an average or 8 to 10 percent a
year. Or Reichman sttll f~ls the development
center is orJerin.g a valuobt .erv1ce t.o the com·
mun1ty and lo parent• and c hildren who participate.
W Arn.NG UNTIL the child goes to kin-
dergarten to diagnose learning disabilities,
sa ys Or. Reichman. la a "waste or valuable
time."
The 37-ycar-old Huntington Beach resident,
who earn~d a doctoral degree in special educa.
Uon al USC says, •'The earlier you can do
somelhlng about their (a chUd 's) problem, lhe
better chance you have .
"tr you wait until they are 5, you have
missed a very valuable lime. Time when you
could be doing things atbomefromdaytoday and
could 1et professional help.
'1'be ages of 3, 4 and S are extremely crucial."
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negligent it be or she neglects tbe children,"
Mrs. Sandor noted.
In cue or a divorce between the stepparent
and natural parent, the former can ask for and
get visitation ri1bts in California, abe added.
The stepparent alao has the obligation to
comply With visitation orders lf tbe chUc:l ls re.
siding with him or ber. Tbe chlld can't, for ex·
ample, be prohibited from seeing natural
parents at the court-appointed times.
IF 4 CVSTODIAL parent wants to make
sure bis children remain wilb a new spouse lD
case ol death then be abould so...apecify in his
will, Mrs. Sandor•ald .
SAnl&DA Y, llAacll Jl a1 IYDN&Y ouaa
A&IE8 <March Zl·AprU 19): You get green
Ucht. lde11 now -and cub now cou.1a also In·
crtaM. Deflne tenn1, look behind the ffenes, DEAR ANN : You
aeparaw fact from wlablul tbJnklq. Pilces. goofed. Check your legal
Vir10 penou tltur• prominently. Relative advisers again. Re: The
calll 1V't wbll• on 1 abort Jow"ney. baby wrapped ln toilet
T4V'&U8 fApriJ JO.lfay 30): Empbula on paper and left lb a
mone1, prot.ecUon, recovertna loet or stolen 1 e r v I c e s t a t I o n arUc.... lncreaatn1 Income po~ntlal. Oet wastebasket. You said it
priortU. ln order. waa better tor tbls chUd
Gao.NI (May U.June 20): You 1et credeD· to be adopted Into I good
tlalt eublln& you to 1alo wkleor dlatribulloo, re· home rather than abort·
co1nJUoo. Take lead. plooeer trails, proced1&ra. ed. Aon, many stales do
llave t'OGfldeMe -Judcmeot. lDtultJoa are on not allow abandone d
tar1et. children to be adopted. CANCEa (JuM 21.Ju.ly 22): Friend ctisap. They req~ire that a
poinlA you -lf )'OW' tall to properly interpret parent algn papers al· rult'I, ref'ulatlon.s. Meau take DOlbiJll for lowing the child to be
granted 'nu.~ put la the past -move with the adopted. Infants left on
tlmesLS..A <J·•ly 23-Aua. 22): Cooperate with doorsteps, in bospltal .,,.,, .. e nurseries and garbage Cancer associate . Emphasis on romance, cans become wards or
creativity, speculation, seelog to it lbal hopes the courts and a re
and wiahe are trauformed into realities. farmed out t o roste r
VIaGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Emphasis on homes or orphanages.
findinc ways to promote product -and The laws vary from
yourself. One in authority !a flexible -al this state to state. Ume. Present ldeaa and requests. Geminl,
Sagittarius and Pisces figure prominently. Please don't give the
LJB&A (Sept. 23·0ct. 22>: Good Moon a nti-abortionists any
aspect coincides now witb philosophical COD· false fuel, they are doing cept.a, spirituality, distance, bridging language. enough damage already.
cultural barriers . Aquarius, Taurus perso~ The tragedy of all this is
figure prominently· the thousands Of Un·
"-. ,,_,; SCOaPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: If you ask wanted children who a re
VquesUons. you'll gel answers. Know it. abused.
formulate theory and work t.o prove -or dis·
prove it. Accent on area dealing with other Once you allow a law
people's money, the occult, \be power of oppos-to be passed stati ng you
ing views. You' could be banded something on MUST have a child, you
proverbial silver platter. strengthen the possibili-
SAGl'ITA&IUS (Nov. 2'2·Dec. 21): Make ad· ty or a law stating you
justment on home front. Restore harmony -be must not have a child.
diplomatic. Maintain low profile. Permit others Don 't let the freedom or
t.o have their say. Go sk>w, plan ahead, file choice stlp away. -
material, protect your own legal rights. Spouse SOMEONE WITH COM ·
or "manager" plays key role. MON SENSE
CAP&JCORN <l>ec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Obtain
valid hint from Sagittarius message. Go slow, DEA& C.S.: Doll'& po&
lie low, be thorough, check work procedures and words la my mfftb. I
emploYmeDt prospects. bave always &akea &Jae
AQU4&1VS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): ·Rel a· position tbat tbe de·
tionstups get very warm -not.bing tepid or clsloa lo have et&ber a balfw~. Older individual doel have your best cblld or an aborUon
ao& ahe-...ed cblldrn ••'f be adop&ed, I ~alled
.lelan Levi, aa att.oney
at Dlclley & Aaathl la
Cltleago. He CODH.lted
Nleltolu Stevemon. a•
atloraey wbo serves on
tbe Cltild Care Board
wltlt Mr. Levi and
specialbel la adoption
cates. Tbe fads are as
follows:
In no state is it true
tltat abandoned children
remain p ermanent.
wards of tbe court, una·
ble t.o be adopted.
After an abandoned
child bu been found, be
the public water foun· 11 •e·playlac. Closet
t 1 i o . H e 1 e a v e s qmeeu wM dale wome•
toothpute and debris all 81 a cover •~ very aa·
over and it's enough to falr. Tbey can and do
make you sick. break a lo& ol bean..
What can we do about
this? The first time 1---------.l saw It, 1 couldn't believe RUFfEll'S
lt.-AWAITING YOUR UPHOLSTHY
COUNSEL -..Y•W•
W.letf DEA1l AWAITING: I 1az Hilreor Blvd." .. woehl Co CO &lie dean of
&lie law acllool ud alll "::~C~o ... ==lle=N==Ml-=1=151=· ~ W• <er lier> wtw &e do-
abotl& It. Name •••es---~
aad dea'& be ba1lafal. ne:ttl.£ CR€€k Tiie dtu&loe II dlagaa&-
lng aad aboa.&d not be
&olerat.ed.
DEAR A NN
LANDERS: I am 26
years of age, have a
good job and am gay.
My parents don't know
it and are all the time
fixing m e up with
daughters and nieces of
SIDEWALK
SALE ....... ". G ... re
Sat.. Mar. 31s\
#23 Fashion Island
Newport Beach
friends. My lover gels """-------annoyed when 1 take out ________ ___,
a girl more than once
and J am having real
trouble over this . lose water bloat
with ODRINIL
-Nature's way is made a ward of the Please don't tell me to
court for a period of gel psychiatric help. J
time, whicb varies from don't cooslder myseU ~can help you lose e•~
state lo state -for ell· sick. Jn fact, most of my weqit IM 10 eic:ess water retent!Oll
ample. three mea&lls la g ay fr iends ha v e OU<IOIJ l?IC Pfe~trual ':!ctt..
llU.Oia; one year la New healthier relatiooahips --Ille 'Natural Water PIH
York and CalUorala. than the straight mar· oomam !llMai hMbs in a tablet tllat
n-...a-•&..•-""'--• f L-1SeflecllYeaod las1JC11ng ., .. , .... , ..... w...: aa ac· r1ed couples ~w. I To loseWfiglltaamonm longtry llle
live aearcb fer &be need some advice. -newextTa-strengtllSllPO aaao Ae-
pareats is coodaded. U S.F. tM;qPlan..Bottuoldwltt'lmoneybadc
tltey are not ro.IMI by guaranttt.
THRlfTY , •. , ..... ,,
tl1 "'' 1 .... I '-.I 1Wt
&Jae nd Of tile wattlag. DEA& S.F.: I saciest
per1ocl, tbe clalld tbe• 1• ,. aa ...S CO Ute
becomes legally avail•·;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-ble for adoptjoa.
interests at heart. Know it and act accordingly. 1lloald rest wftb the pres·
PISCES (Feb. t9-Marcb20): Accent on clos· nant woman and Iler D E A R A N N
ing transaction, putting flDishine touches 00 doclor -not Ute cbarcb LANDERS: We would
project. You 111n chance to build on solid base. or the a&a&e. like your opinion or a un· ,... w.,.. wa• .....
IJb iversity professor of law ,._. 71MJ7J Aries, ra figure prominenUy. Parent or To flad eat wbe&ber or who brushes bis teeth ini·-------------------
autbortty figure plays do::::m=l=nao=t:...:ro:..::::le:.:.· ___ · ---------------------------------------
Course
Offerings
.. Write a loq leUer to the elfeet tbat put. ttu tM ddlcftn back hi tbe CUltody ol the ...,..
Ylvlns nataral parent would be de&rimeotaJ.
· TelJ why the ded.alon was made. Put this letter
with the wlU."
Goldea West College
and Coastline Commun!·
ty College are offering a
variety of courses.
workabops, exhibits and
lectures.
3 Cheers
for 8 Chairs! Retaining the seni~ of an attorney can
also be helpful, she added, because "lawyers
try to antidpate tbe continlencies." The Coutliae Com-
munity College offerlqs
are:
Puerto Rican Men
Oing to Old Ways
-A 1lx-week eoune
OD Jnfallt NutritioD lrocn
7 to 9 · p. m. be1lnnln1
Wednesday, APril 18. at
Newport Harbor HlJb
School. Advance re11s.
tration may be made-
at the Orwt class session
or at Coastline Com·
munily College's main
administration office.
10231 Slater Ave .. FOUD·
tain Valley. lnforma·
tioo: 963-0824.
=
Attorney Geraldine Sandor
deals with legal rights
of stepparents.
By CYNTHIA VICE Or. Lopez Garriga Cooking for One or
ACOSTA said most Puerto Rican Two will be held at 10 A_,_.,.,. ... ,,._ men resisted tbeae a .m . to noon Wed·
SAN JUAN, Puerto social cbangu but nesdays, beginning
Rico <AP> -U will lake w 0 u I d h a v e n 0 AprU 18 at the Costa
Puerto Rieu men at alternative but to accept Mesa T.L.C. .
least uoW the next cen· the m eventually. Eating toe Health will
tury to change their at· She pointed out that be offered from 1 to 3
tltudes or s uperiority many U.S. laws regard· p.m . 1bundays, begin·
toward women, a lead· ing women's rights were ning April U, at fl'ideUty
iJlglocalfeminiat says. also•ppllcablehere. Federal, 13820 Seal Or. Milagros Lopez Beacb Blvd •• Seal
Garriga, president of THE UNIVERSITY Beach.
\he governo r 's com -professor s aid social Advance registration
mlssion for the improve· ••equality is a more may be ~ade at the col·
ment of women's rights, comfortable role" for lege main admlnistra·
said men wou~d adopt both men and women. Uon office or at the flnt
more liberal attitudes on "Men would not have ctus session. Inform•·
women's rights "in two to maiDta.in the image or tio~: college admissions
or three more genera· being a good provider otftce, 963--0824.
tlons." and a tremendous lover The Golden West
She notes that the bile women could cast College offerings are:
Island's deep Hispanic :side their role as -A Three Media Show
roots we r e l n bred sweet weak doves .. she featurlng the works of
generations ago and that said • ' photographer William
it'• more convenient to H~wever not all Wertz, ceramist Ray
keep the "status quo." Puerto Ric~n women Lopez and painter Kei
Despite 80 years of agree with the libera· Sho Akayama. The free
U.S. influence on this tionist views of the or· sbow opens Wedneada~,
U.S. commonweal~h.• .ganlzation. tbe president April 4, lD tbe colle1e I
many of the social a c kn 0 w 1ed 1 e d community gallery. Call
mores that dominate the • 'because they believ~ the collese for show
lifestyle here are it's not in their best in· boun.
Spanish lnorlgtn. tereal" -Tbe Hollow, an
Aaatha Cbrhtle
my1tery, wlll bestn IN AN interview, Dr.
Lopez Garrtp aa1d that
mea'• aWtudet toward
tbe•r female couo·
terparta ''date back to
Puerto Rico•a
a1rloultural era" in lbe
llllOI when women were expected to stay at home.
la 1pltt of tlae ID• dustrlal advueemeat made ln tile p11t 25
yeara. l'uerto Rican
IOcletJ "U lllll •D· derdenloped ,..,......
"' .......... towant tM woman'• role.
A JZ.YEAll-OLD bllh· performances at 8:30
1cbool teacbel' said re-p.m. '11111nday, April 5,
ceDil)' that altboqb lbe in tbe AetGl'I PlQbn OD
favored equal rtpta, "I campus.
pref er Puerto Rican -A tbree-week lff·
mea to American men ture ~~1 ~ ~trolOIY. became they make me Bet..,..... aad tb•
f"I UP a real woman, PJnmldl.,...... Friday, bllklll ..._ .IDGCI .... April I. ID l'orulD 0... en." a.ea..-. Dr; a.. o.maa 111--A &UDO recital bJ
ter_p;._...t tbat remark faculty member Alln u ........ "9111111Ya1eat" Ollet al I p.m. s.tul'·
llltllalll.,_..,..., daJ, April T, I ucf at
ta tM ti #llf ....... I:• P.•· laadaJ, April
o1 u. ..._., mon· I , In tbe commanltJ
-· tbMter·
--
(and more -unadvertised -at Pier 1)
.., . .,. ... 888
' Qaa•tlo oalleate el aol .•. A bentwood rocker for
spr1n1 fl summer siestas. Solid. wood. steamed. fl
b&n.dbent 1n Spam. Seat fl back ot oa.ne. In wbJ.te,
natunl or walnut..
•
.. tile Jlitchooek of )'O'U' home I Direotor'sM.air.
Heavy oa.nvas seat and back on a contemporary
chrome told1ng frame.
Ila' ohalr. Poldlng
beechwood frame. Wal· nut. white or natural.
Reg, 19.99 o • I 0 o • • 1•.~
•
~---"'*•· Oor<1 woven &round wood
frame. Natur.i ftn18h. J\eC. 69.99 ... ' ...... ..
ITORIHOUM:
MON. ntMt UT. tN IUNOAYI tM
GARDEN GROW I ANAtmM LAGUNA BEACH COSTA MESA
1•1 HARBOR BLVD. IOI l ... KATB.LA AYE. 1214 SO. COAST HWY. 2710 HARBOR BLVD.
131-2411 7724472 414-1101 540-1317
,,... .,.. aa an,_ & w ID4 ,..,. 'I ... " .. mow lkr''WM'W llm*4 '° aoor--.-a, .
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••• OM.V Pll.Of f-rtd•y Much 30 1979
AT BAUER~BVICK, WE HAVE
OVER .JO REGAL AT THI ' PRICE!
ALL
AIR CONDITIONED
AND MU CH MOR E ... AMERICAN ,
1, x RY ••• ALIJ IN ONE SPECIAL CAR ••• REGAL '79
HERE'S THREE .EASY WAYS TO BUY
CASH SMALL TERMS
DOWN PAYMENT
'295«:!.
'Il782Mo.
41MONTMS
$11 7.82 per month for 48 months; with 113 down
$221 0.77. Combination cash or trade. 11.83 APR.
Deferred p ayment price 1s $7866.13; o n approved
credit.
$172.11 per m onth for 48 months: w ith $295 down.
13.10 APR. Deferred payment price is $8556.28; on
approved credit.
OUR 1st D 'MONSTRA TOR
SALE THIS YEAR!!!
U...,T PHU.t: Slfl.E l'HU,F.
l 1Ji H IH,1\10 16 j 84:$5 •498427 (1 IJl'H J .
14J7H UEl\10 *6283:$5 ·~a7416 t I02'ib!l) t.v
. l tJ~!!N~>Mo a717~:J o '577372
f «J7CJ UK'W O 16844'>0 t~00. 76 110<t!J42) ~
1 •nu u..:~1 0 s7 2593'> •59~514 P17196) d
Ll.~T PRICf: .~At,f: PHU:l:
I CJ ~:~,·::?~10 •164295 1577104
( :E'.\'l'l 1HlS
u .-,r t•HU:E .';A LE PlllU·:
I '>7tt U E MO 173} 6 !> l ·~n Al843 (120130) _.U't
l 1J7B OEi\10 1755}<>0 ·~·7110 (118224) ...
iCJ~~31~1MO '766254 t599921
l9~~'l:~o '78205·t '815801
1978 Ufo:MO 179954'1 Mt->A086 (137988) ~
U ST />HI(.£ SALf; PHICE
1 ''~~31t:;"0 1 10,95610 •874868
,.,~~~~~o '862995 1853311 t91lt 1~~:'1 0'11,05560 '880273
1'>7'> UEMO 1952560 •782713 1979 DEMO I}} 2471018113300 (103076) {4032'1) '
1''79 Ufo:Mo •956360 •784117 • 1 9~~~0 ·11,237os t897SOO ( 1070651
•·n·> n ..:Mo •948965 •773062 p!Jl!P,~~!!s,•11,s14•0 99175°1
(101649)
OUR BEST USED CARS
SALEPRICED 11HS WEEKEND!
FHC )'\1 $ 1222
•u BUICK SKl'LAaK t:OUPt:
A u t o matic trans
p o w e r s t o erl n g , $} 222 powor brakos & air
concJ Exira clean
lhruo ulf (460GIT)
'7e LINCOLN MA8K Ill
This cer has every· $ 2 2 2 2 1h1ngl II And II has
lo ss 1han 65,000
m1losl (122SWS)
'1 ... t 'OllD LTD SEDAN
A uto m a1tc 1rana .
po w or s 1oor1ng $ 2444 powor brakos & air
cond. In sparkllng
cone1111on1 (797KRK)
•1• FOaO «;aANADA
· Aut omatic t rans
~~;oo,' b~~::~:"a~r $ 3999 cond & LCJN. LOW
milesl (81 4SXS).
'7• t 'OBD MlJ!ijTANG GHIA
Aut o m•llo trans •
~w~~~,:~~~~~~,; $4444 cond & s t e r eo
{745POE)
'77 •IJICK LE 8A•llE
CUSTOM. Extra clean 49 9 9 1hruour end this car $
h H mainy, many 811·
1rH I (883RXM).
'72 FORD MllJSTAN(,i
A u1oma1 1c tran,
po w e r '>luur1ng
powur t>r.ik o'> ,111 $ 2999 ~ond & lu'>~ lhJn
10 000 m11e'l 1
1655f'OBl
•77 DATSUN 9218
I n1s oc.onom1ca1 car
ttas a 4 spaod 1ran'> $ 3 5 5 5 r.:idto and les'> than
iB .000 m1 1u')1
fl lOVBBJ
'78 AMC (,iR£MLIN
A u 1o m.111c tran'I
po w u r 51H •1r1n9 $3888 power oraku~ & lw,.,
lhan 4 000 m lle'>1
1162WOKI
•77 BUICK RIVIE•A COUPt:
T tu!! boau111u1 car nas
.111• o l "10 OOIUXO op $ 5 9 9 9 hon) In llawlos~ con
t11hon• (206AINJ
"78 MERCUR" COUGAR :ilR7
W11h many manv ox·
rras and w1lh les'> $6666 than 11 ,000 mile'>'
(432VGN) .
•77 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIL.Lt;
Th1') luxurious car 10:. • $ 7 9 9 9 l ully equipped & ha'>
16 S') lhe'n 28 0 00
miles• (051SPKJ
We're a quality bqsiness and yc;-u'll like our people. Our price includes
everything shown except tax, license, and a $20 documentary fee.
DON'T MISS THIS SALE ..• FRIQAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
(SER. #143005)
Open 'TiJ/ 10 P.M. Ma-Sot.
, f u...Ope11 ENl'Y S•n""1 T• 5 P.M.
J blodcs So1"" of tlle
S. Ditgo FmWllJ·
. lh-nnfle C1n1n.tt1's , .._ I · . . -· # B..telC Denier
I
HARBOR 81.VD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY
A division of Bouer Motors.
Opel .Jaguar· Triumph-MG
29'J5 HARBOR BL VD., <DST A MESA 9'J9.251XJ
DAILY PILOT
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642-5618
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Frid9y, M81ch 30. 1979
THEODORE ROBINS FORD
A
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CAR SH ·O·PPING !
NEW CARS-AND
TRUCKS WITH
TWO
--
PRICE STICKERS!
Every new vehicle in ·our stock now carries
Ford Motor Company's suggested retail price
PLUS Theodore Robins'
drastically REDUCED PRICE!
OUR FIRM, ROCKBOTTOM
PRICE IS WHAT YOU PAY!
NO MORE NO LESS
MO HASSLE
It could be our best
''BETTER IDEA'' I ·.:'
IN OVER A 1/2 CENTURY OF SERVICE
TO ORANGE COUNTY FORD DRIVERS !
DAILY PILOT CI
'74FOU
PtMTOWAM>M
SQuire model. Automatic
transmlSSIOO. AM/FM radio.
air conditioning. luggage •
rack and wsw tires. Lie.
013VPX Stk 891A ..
52178
'74 CHIVIOLET
CANICI CLASSIC
Automatic trans .. pwr.
steering, air conditioning,
pwr. wlndOwS. VS and radio.
Lie. 252KPY Stk. 696A.
52278
'76 FORD
'8Nl'O ltUMAIOUT
4 cyl engine. automatic
transmission and radio. A
super little economy car!
Lie. 684PKF Stk. P3845
~2578
'76 DODGE
DART Sl'OltT COUf'f
Economical 6 cyl . 3 speed
transm1ss1on, radio. heater
, and ONLY 35.600 m11es!
Ser. 183419 Stk 3603A
'76 DODGE
ASl'IH COUf'I
Automatic trans .. p wr.
steering, pwr brakes.
s__u nroot . AM/FM -a
hm1ted edition beauty• Uc.
33•PXL Stk. 8 t 6A.
'75 OLDSMOllLE
Cun.ASS SUPalMI
A utomatic trans . air
conditioning. pwr. w1ndowS.
pwr. steenng, pwr brakes,
AM/FM stereo. 1111 wheel.
vinyl roof & styled wneels.
Ser. 102261 Stk. 2M5A.
53478
'77 FOID
UD WA.GOH
Automatic trans . pwr.
steenng, pwr brakes. air
cond1t1oning. AM/FM
stereo. pwr. door locks &
luggage rack Uc. 459RFB
Stk. P3664.
53878
'77MHCURY couceu z DOOlt
Automatic trans .. pwr .
steering. pwr bra.kes. radio,
heater & wsw tires. Only
2 1.800 Low miles. Ser.
568954 Stk. P3711
54678
'7 6 CHRYSLEI cOltDOI• court A u t o matic trans . air
conditioning, pwr. steenng.
pwr. br akes. s l1d1ng
sunroof. tilt wheel, speed
control & AM/FM stereo.
L1c. 7"3POT Stk. P3667.
54778
'77 MllCUIY
COU6.Ullt7
A utomatic trans . pwr.
steering, pwr. brakes, air
conditioning. vinyl root &
radio . L1c. 306SZD Stk.
P3622.
54978
S.IH: Mon ·Fri 8 to 8, Sat 8 toe.
Sun 10 toe
Servk:• & Parts: Mon 7 to 0,
, lU••·Frt 7 to e
• Parts.Dept: Set 8 to 1 pm
140-8211
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A llA&. ""NOMI .. Ho.a Sill.HO
He re's your claHlc two atory: 4
bedrooms upstairs: a den, kitchen.
breulcfast area , large llving and
daninu a r e a s down st airs . Very
trodiUomll ! and across the street from
u nifty park -tor juat $13.1,950.
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REAL TORS•. 646·5990 .
152& MoSI Verde Drive. East, Costa Mes.
.ilso 111 Coro11a del Mar "' 675 6000
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EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
............,sMotlce:
All r e al estate ad
ua.AIMSTARTIR
3 bedroom~th with
forced air bt;al lnvlHng
brick fireplatt, spaclow.
yard with fruit trees It block wall privacy.
Priced to sell rut at
ltB.:.00. Call 751·3191.
C:SEL ECT
T" PROPERTIES
v e rt1 se d 1n th is ---------• newispaper LS subject to
the Federal Fair Hous·
Ing Act of 1968 wbtch
makee tt illegal to ad·
wrt.lle "any preference, llm lt allon , or-dis·
crimlnat1on baaed on
race, color. rellgJoo. sex,
ClC' aatlooat orl1ln, or1n lnteDUoo to make any
sucb preference, llmita · Uon. °' <hscrimtnation."
1b1a newspaper will not
C.O.M. DUPUX
Woodsy archit ecture
throughout thl.s 2 Br, 2""
ba cu11tom soUd oak cabinets, leaded win ·
dows and 2 frplcs. 2
Bdr m incom e u n it
wtrrplc on rear. S279,500.
()petl Sat/S. I ·5
'71 0 lria. CclM
IOGBS llALTT
675-231 I
lu>owlnf Ir a ccept any ---------a dve rts og for real estate which is In viola · •J .. IOOM
tion ol the law. + GUEST
-----GIAHT VAi.Uit
IDORS: AdYriMn
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DAILY PILOT ..-1
I 111 •tr for tlM ffnt
hteorrect huertfo•
a.It·
Giant back bay bargain I Over 2400 rt. of peaceful
Uvlng. 4 Ucdrms + 3
baths·OR·J Bedrm + separate guest fm eld's
qt.rs. t'ormal 1Jvln1 rm .
Family rm. 2 F plca.
C-Overed brlcll pa tio .
Potting house--and
much more al a bargain
pritt! Call now to see. '-========1 m.BS50.
I• MN fH 9 •" \ '""' IC)llHftll .
l•INM DUPLEX
Ealtlide Costa M ese. 2
BR e acb, bardwood noon. double 1ara1e.
$1210,000. a_,Mcean19.lltr
541-7729
V.A APPROVED
HOMIS
a• ffl IA Y YU 9111 UTISl
Tbla LARGE END MODEL bas
everything r Super-quality neutral
cptng, Levelor shades, beautiful peg
and grooved rtoor ing 10 entry &
kitchen <wtlge brk!s t area ). Separate
master 8.R. with outside viewing
porch plus 2 bdrms or 1 and den
leading out to a beautiful greenbelt!
Th is is a BIG BEAUTY fo r a small
price. Sl72,000
WISUY M. TAYLOI co .. UA&.Toas
...~~I S.J110 I tm.a..d " ~ CIHTll. M.I. 644-4910
GOV"T REIO
3 Bdr m. 11h ba . new
roof. S6000dn. only S6t .500 . VA approved broker
811-7853
An you worth more but
l.lrcd of g1mm1cks? No1•--------•I "olC the top" or fees ror GtlACIOUS!
lho8e rew that want a SP~CIOUS!
straight Tbls elegant CAM F.O
90% JllGllLAN OS h o mP
renects llOOd planning
both U\lide & out. Thel't' eommlasloo. U you are are 3 large bdrms .. huge
one ot t.bote rare ones hvlng rm. & rormal din·
that really are lodepen 1ng rm.; the tropical
de nt contract ors & petlo & healed pool ~nd
mollvated to earn more, to easy entert1tnin1.
call now! 1225.000 646-5096 552.1121
CUSSIN'
YOURCOND07
Why not trade lnto th11 neat Utt.le 2 bdrm+ den
BAY& BEACH
bou9e lll Baycresl. Easy 450 NEWPORT CTf\: DR.
Lingo
Ru !Esmt
DISllAILE LOCATION
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yomr Hcl•d•d larfck '•tlo. A IHlt
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Priced Cit _,, $234,500.
NORTH EMD INCOME PaOPHn
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$225,000 .
644-7020
2123 SAN JOA9UIN HIL1S ROAD
MEWPOIT IEACH
~COATS & WALLACE
'C:rJ1 REAL ESTATE. INC.
A LOCALl Y OWNlO COMPANY Sl RVING
TH£ SOUT CO SI ARlA SINCE 1963
CASTllUAM HI. $70,500 -Especially
attractive, Spa nish st yle towuhome,
features 3 Bdrms, charming fireplace,
quiet complex, end unit with extra
privacy. La r ge patio a nd 2 car
garage. For det ails and appointment,
please c. 546-4141
Ser11in4 Co'>la Me">a -lr111ne
Huntinqton Be.ich·NPwport FiP<H.h
to keep yard $184.000. 7H11
It's a better buy than1•--iliillliil._ __ •I RENT many condos and there's ----------•
no a.MOC. duea Call Bob G1EA T IMCOME!
IALIOA DUPUX
NEW LISl'ING! STEPS
TO BF.ACH. Super ren·
t.al area on qwct, wide
strec:--t. Keep one unit for
younelves a.od en1oy all
t.he charm of Balboa.
Roller skate, ll H•ycle.
JQg or walk alon.: lht·
bliyfront
J>lddosoo, Agl N 0 97' .. lll IALIOA ISLE Baident1al + 2 com IEACH DUPLEX mett1a1 rent.able "'fcaces
Just ate.-to the sand & sear parking. I hock to MORE .,_ water. 3 bedrm J bath surf. One unit has huge unit. F1replacc Super
JWWO, ot.bet" sund~k & for s um mt' r I w 1 n le r New program • IC you
balcony. Newport in & rale'I 67~ make $1200/mo, you
<X.l.. A ReaJ Buh ! Open u1r/1 .. ,.,, •"'' "''•(1· may qual ify! L o w ~ ... ~u now or •••• [ ~ lfttHI ff ~·;g:~~:r~~
pay mt.'fl t •
~ Walker 1; Lee
Real Ettate
642·5200
MOllLEHOME
IRYIME
LOOICI~ FOR Tall to Red Ccwpet
A IARGAIH! W• Uthtt! 754-1202 FORMER MODEl
Look n o furth..r! 3 ----------1 3 Bdrm home nr. South
BUI Tus tin Mead ows
mobile home adult park.
})Uoy CalJr living out by
tbe pool " Jacuul. Bar· rington model. Xlnt con·
dJtion. Phone now. Open
Evet. 5'5-Mtn
bedroom. formal d1nrn1i. Coast Plaza. lgc>. bonus country k1tc h1•n , de OwMrTnmttf~d rm, could ronwrt to 2
tached 2·car uarai:e. Takeover$S50 payment a dd1t1onal b dr m s .
fr'Ult tret.-s & much more Easy Terms. No (Juali Spacious yard with pool,
ls wh3l Uus charmer has f)'Ull( J car RBrnRe $1 16,600
to ()(fer This 1s J pro Cal 541 -0425 MEWPORT HACH
bate sale, so don't wait. a£u ·yy 675-1642 FUii pnre $72,500. Call ~
DWLEXOM
Don't wait to buy real ~· r?d~!1n"~~el~ (~IWN!i!41JMj
~2660 , _______ __.
C SEL ECT PltJCE REDUCED!
COSTA MESA
Attention bu1 lders, In
veslors, l'V t'r yo n'-''
LllrJ(t.> H 2 lot w1lh r ule 2
bdnn home on r~ar. on
1y ao.000 1
SO. CAL REAL TY
PRESEMTS:
IALIOA ISL.AMD
:l>xm' lot -Owner ls ob-
v)oualy1 anxious, it's got·
ta be 1ood at ooly sre,soo.
PDOy~ Saleebroker. real e.tate
at bra 543-1826 SHOPPERS SPECIAi.
'ST TIMI IUYaS " bard to beat for the
llW•••• price la thil lovely 2br.
JACOIS llALTT
675-6670
Aal5I 2ba Cape Cod style con·
Beware ot falling In love do In a-1~teasant com·
with any ol these rour 2 munlty with a ~I ~
bedroom condominiums , Jae .. The pnce. Only
pr ice d fr o m l7 t ,500. Ca ll n o w
$48,000-$52,000. All a re A "l'7n IASTSIDI
COSTAMISA
Uk.e new 3 bdrm., 2 ba.;
ooml>letely remodeled.
On rarse lot, wtth de· tacbed 2 car 1arage, ex· tra INll'klnl. Priced right
euper •b•rp wtth 1ow L~Ls-r"TE down • low monthly I l"I
p aymeata. Call now 9"'!!~~1111111111111111111111111-
before tbey'r• 1one: ---8EAl.IOfll..
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MASTIUllCE
Wrapthiu padoua faml·
ly bome around you IOved ones awt enjoy th load life. wllb 4 1lor1ou lidrml, super sized dm lnc room. bocDey f"renc doort that open ont
uaed brtck peUo, form•
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•4 Bednns. 3 bath t.r1·1evel view.
.. Bldrml. 3 bath, bMldlD 2'atoQ.
•4 Bednm. s beth.
rorma1 dliftlnc. .. Bactnm a 1>ath
etsroMBUI LTI
•4 Bednm. 3 beth. DOOi. jKl&&ll W"e hive more. •• apeclaliie l n Mesa
Verde. Ple8le ceJI for prices le
cktalll. 546-2313 (lf1N IH 9 • 11\11)1>, 10111 N .. I •
T' PROPERTIES
LOCATION + TEAMS
NI~ 4·8R family homt> cooveruent to shopprng
and Fwys. Private MOR
w/walk in rlosl'l & ba
Open kitchen. fplc and
cov pat 10:. Ca II lo 11 Ct'.
IAYCHST
NEWPORT et-:t\CH
Spacious 3 bdrm .. J
baths, ra mdy rm +
brkfsl. rm. home in dt•
2 br 21.-, cond o I n
ller1la~c J'ark II rvine .
S1'17,500
4 br 2 hn S&S home 10
Cw-den Pk. Gurden
Grove $95.900.
2 br 11? ba lwnhm In
Anaheim. $63.900. Call
Del Larson
546·5605 l l 1t h lful ar e a o r AAA REALTY BAYCREST! 2 Fplcs.
peUo, sprinklers Pnced I•--------• &osell at S205.000'
754-7611 OCEAMNOMT * FALLBROOI *
AmttNYESTOIS = :~~ ~~s dl OYYLOOICING
Duplex. home + In · fplc. each unit. $395,000! Pala MI'S& Golf Course.
come! 3 Blocks to beach ....,_lo "'°P 1 6 2 a c v • r w I o t
Prime area. Low main· .....!.s ' w/Power, water & paved
tmence. high income!! * 67R 7-.0 * road Rl·ady to build on.
$129.000. f'ull pr1t•c •-.---P-·v-·---i Xlnt tenns $59,SOO Wo n 't l a s t 1 ! Ca l l•·---------91M1767 Ganl.EACIE oPt•• "'0 ' '' \ ''"' ,.,.., 'l'f'' MOST HOUSE FOi 1 oo arrc lot Xlnt bwld I e NNt m =l~m~~ .... t:'. ff:~~}~{~~~iHi~~
3 bal.hs. separate family 5 ACRES Jl'INDMYINSGP~~OIAPLE1''RYTY room. large kitchen with 1-0 Gll VIEW s ite, plan· rA-eaung area. Formal din· Tell me wbat you want. ~room. rnvilmK h vlng table to Avoc 1dos .
lcletme flnd your home room with Ct rcplace Overlooking S a nt a
In the So. Orang«' Couo Low m8.U1tennnre ya rd Mar II a r' t a Va 11 e )' .
ty beach area. i\sk for Dotot run. CoverNI patio $77,500.
Ruth Kester. real cstale Clo11c to gotr course ~ & •ssoc•.-.a....s a11enl. Mon. Tue & Good executive home. ,.. ....,..
Tbur . 9.12. 831 ·2600 or 400l17"~ FOi All 4/1-72a.a 174 496·8535. Eves 6 ·9, MW
492·2522. C.MAf r. .-: :..... 11 you want your adverti.-
-. . • -Ing mesuge to reach MIWPORT fflll A SIGN 01'~ RESPECT more people at lower $122.500 C$)8t, Classified Is th e
Thi.a 3 Bdrm home la way to go! Call Now!
ltepl from the beach, on aa.ilied Adil 642·56711 642-5678
tbe Penlnaule . rt de· tlaM.ely needa TLC. but
hal tremendous potin· llal. Br1n1 your tools
end lm11ination. Call
54().1151
• s-... HERITAGE
l'fALTOHS
2 SUPER OCEANFIONTS
PDINSULA POINT
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HOMES Inc.
211~> w Co.HI H19h"••Y
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C\l tom. SPllClOU s bdrm., 4 bath
tr~1t.1onal bom , hke new. Ideal for
ent~an Coro r lot. $S20,000
115 CANYON
Golf rour e view from pa~ao\li $
bdrm . 4 b lr dftJocual bom • lgc
fa mily room, pool, Jacuui $750,000
IACI IAY fi'•~ 4 bdrm • 2a,., bath family hom on
quit>t <"Ul dt" Na<' Overslied pool.
playhouM.'. torn.gt• Sl69,000 Tt'rmli
IAYNOMT
St>vcral (int-bnyf ronl homt>">
~ tlb ph•r & ~hp
AYALOM
Wtill eonslr\lctt.'(I 3 BR 1 ba, oak '1oor.
parlrnl ba be m ~n •. con cret e
f ounda t1un. t'la ts urt.'u $120,000
1''ee
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
l·ll R11y••d .. Q,,,,. NB 6 1~ blbl
OCEAN VIEW
Sl'YGLASS HILLS
T his is un e xceptional home. Like
brand ne w, squeaky clean, ready to
move in. Ocean vie ws from the
mas t e r bedroom, living room &
k itch en. Lus h c arpets. inter com ,
automatic sprinklers. 2 firepla ces. wet
bar. on & on. Call to preview this 4
bedroom. 21h bath + family room
"Tradewinds ", & we will be proud to
show it to you. Offered at s.189,500.
~ R.C. TAYLOR CO. ~ 640-5112
§l:t: TliHf
OPet DAILY I -5
1509 Dolpltln CdM
UJce new, va<'ant, 3 BR.
tastef'uJ. pool. incredible view of yachts. $515,000
506 MonJUerite
3 BR, wood s•din~. two
st.oey, charmm~. R 2 lol in old CdM Sl79.o00
* *U.S. * *
*VETERANS *
Recent changes m V A
regs may enable you to qualify for SIOO,UOO home
loans with absolutely NO
DOWN PAYMENT.
WOfid R.al &tat•
an Oran~e County firm specializing m VA home
loans. We're the VETS
that help the VETS. For more info. calJ:
IMI NortOft. Afl.
541-0800
''bec..ti•e Oftly''
Pride of owner s hip,
dynaffilc covered entry.
luxunous living room
3620 ~ ... CdM wtr1rcpl ace. garde n
VICW family rm, country 3 BR. jacu:u1. Sl)l!C\aclar kitchen, breakfast bar &
v1t!W, llardwootl floors. sepa r a l e breakfas t
SS75,00Q room . 3 Bedrms, +
massive master suite. A 549 lrviM HI must see! $116,950. Act New homes! Two story. now. caJI 546-2313 3 B R , s u n d e c k Ii • ONN 111q·''~11N11olll """' • ::7.:: ::~s [ 9 IHAUil
Qirona del Mar 675·6000
Newport Beach 642-!Hi48
Costa Meta 546-5900
ASSUMULE
LOAM
NII UNITS
Fav umls m East.sld Costa Mesa.
F.xcelleot rent al Own(·r will carry.
$220,000. AM k for Rob rt Milliken .
ti31 t2(i6
ra1..nu
t;.u~L-.id(> 'osla Me. a Ren~ are low.
Nt.'w bwldm•t oll around. $147,500 As k
for Hobert Mllh ken 631 1266
llVINE
LA no EST H O M to; IN COLLEGE
PARK Thl> sµac1ous 2650 sq. ft.
four bedroom home ha a family
room, bonui. room , aar condittonmg, +
I tl E' roof $1:.W,500 As k for Fred
<JI h~on 631 1266
VO R SALE :! bt..><Jroom. H• bath,
Plun l02 an lhL· W illow:, $82,900
UbSUmabl~.
S A LE 0 R L 1~ AS t; 0 PT I 0 N -
Gorgeou~ 4 bedroom. tri-Jevel Yale
model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens
631-1266
NEW PATIO HOM ~ -2 bedroom,
country kitchen wi th greenhouse
window, dbl attached garage, pool,
s pa. Only $75.950 -Only 10% down!
IN THE RANCH -3 bedrooms +
den/study on quiet cul-de-sac. Good
assumable loan at 9 ~%-$94,500. Ask
for Suzee Miller 559-9400 or 631·1266
NEWftORT HEIGHTS
Costa Mesa
Be autiful duplex. Close to park.
s chool. and !r.1 mile to beach. Owner
unit with e xcell ent rental. Both units
have 3 bedrooms. 2'1'i baths, sunken
living room, fireplace and privacy.
$205,000. As k for Roy Siemens 631 -1266
COSTA MESA
.. -.ssolfi~ BARBER SHO h air esign!
Excellent s hopping center location. 2
chairs w/room for 2 more. $10,500 Ask
for Roy Sie mens 631·1266
SWIMMING POOL
3 bedroom. atrium model on oversized
Jot in Mesa Verde North. Microwave,
burg l ar a l arm & com b o
freezer/refrig. included. Only $99,990.
Ask for Glen Hellwart h 631-1266
ROOM FOR 2 MOU UMm
75xlZ7 1h R-2 lot, good Eastside locale.
Upgraded 3 bedroom. l~ bath, lath &
plaster cons truction, hardwood floors,
kitchen includes microwave. Ask for
Glen Hellwarth 631-1266
OCEANFRONT
T hat romantic hideaway th at you've
dreamed about ha s finally come on
the market. Rare Peninsul a Point
beacbfront home . $525,000. Ask for
Da rrell Pash 631-1266
of cost. .-sea. lrYIM, Mwport beoch, hie.
234 E. 17th Strfft, Coda M"4I
631-1266
Nattonwi<fe Network or Individually
Owned and Operated Real El>late Offices
OCEAMYIEW
'unny. brig ht 3
Bdrm Bluffs condo
with rant.asllc terms.
$142,000 Call ro
appointment.
LOHG IEACH 2 STY·l IEDRMS
llG-CHEAP 8 E L M 0 'N T H o u s e o r g I a s s •
S29 CONCHA F.eastic a.y1 HTS breathtaking view of
3 Bedrm + den o r 4 Cat.abna Island. Steps to
675-3411 bedrms. Huge fa mily 4 Br. 3 ba, 2 frplc's, huge pound In g su rf a nd
room , 3 baths , huge ram-r m w/pool. ove r crystal sand. Hu"e mstr
kit h d. · 3500 SQ ft. AND 2 Br, t swte w/cozy fplc. +
cwsI(<-0.
(,REACfY
counl.ly c en, imng ba, basement, over HOO private pavilion. Act
area , wet bar, 2 private ~· Property located 3 now! Call 714:963~67 patios. Ra ised wood to bch 2 on lots.· 0>1N111<>·•1\1t1ti10 ~11 .. , ... decking, tailored ror a ~~r·· .... E.!!~ ~~~ .. ~· [9 IH!111I
Q('(Nll19•11)1Uflll0 1tfflllfl ' EASTSIDE C.M. -.z: ... 1••111:_ -jiiii;iji;i;..J~l=•;i~';l111~111.•=1111$1111 ~~j~\j~d~sfi1~f~ ~ ~ ;;;; ••1••1• -mediately. g.ood terms. Two 2 Bdrm & one 3 bdrm units with shady
mature trees s urround·
""property. $205.000.
I* VETERANS * Let a Vet Help You find that home y9u wanl. 0
down up to $100,000.
CE
111111 BLlllS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
SPYfM.ASS OCEAN VIEW
Truly Spectacular View From Tbls
Beautiful 3 BR + FR Portsmouth
Model. Upgraded Kitchen. Formal
Dining. Lrg FR W /FP. Courtyard
Hai Pool, Firepit. Glassed-Jn
Jacuzzi Off Beaut. Decorated
Master BR. Call To Inspect .
"30,000.
IWl'FS FOIMR MODB.
Oor11JOUS 3 BR 2 Ba End Unit. Spae-. LR, Lra lluter BR Suite
-3 Slr)'lilbla. Hi Wood Beamed Cellln11. Patto W /Southern
E•PGRn O'LookJns The Jl'innt
Greenbelt Area. OD.11 SU5,000. A '''°' OI Newport., IJttm,.
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IOGBS REALTY
675-Zll 1
Cal ll...ty Afl. 24hn
WORLDR.E
543-1722
WanlAdHelp?
*FREE*
INVESTMENT SEMINAR
W1•11•7.~ Asl 4 • 7 PM Featured :;peuers Include:
Newport Real Estate Attorneys:
Marc R. Tow Hal Leslie Foutz
American Title Insurance
Representative:
Georfe Sines
Branch Mgr~ Granite Home Loans:
Marilyn Woods
Pree.ldeni' ~Sail Propertiea, Inc.
Blue A. deRoco ,. ...... .,, ............... ........... _,..,
67Ml90
..._, WAM'f9
Unique Homes in Mesa Verde is
cooking! Over a million dollars in
~ales! A small tract or bomes, 3 daily
open houses to man, e nticing
commission split + an exciting bonus
plan. You'll a lso be nefit from
interesting, inspiring sales meetings
and a s taff of 43 cooperative,
competent sales associates. If you are
new, or experienced in l<w-al r:,.,.1
estate please call Sandy Orlowski at
546·5990 for an appointment to discuss
opportunities.
Ul'llllVU li()MI:§
REALTORS'. 546·5990
1525 MPsa Verd" Drive, East, Costa Ml'sa
··'~ '" (,1)1tJll I,,. I MJI. JI 67& 6000
9¥40/o ASSUM.AIU
Owner will carry 2nd TD. 3 bdrms,
bonus room, 4 ba ths, double garage.
Only $70,500.
HO 9UALIFYIMG
Beauti!ul 3 Bdrm Deane garden home.
645-9161
1 763 Orange Coll• Meu
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
I I 0 M. Anllida Corclab., ._...
Spacious pool home with f am. rm &
fireplace. Park-like grounds, pre tty as
a picture. Located at foot of Anaheim
Hills for only $115,000.
262' w. Mt.ly, s..e. Alto
Stop by this elegant executive home. 4
Jg bdrms p lu s huge bonus rm.
Upg raded , 7 months n ew . Just
$133,900.
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INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY
2 houses in C.M. on le~al 3 unit, 9000 sq. ft lot.
Priced to sell qwckly a l $89,500. Hy owor,
645-8557.
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PATIO & POOL
Pnvaey is a special feature of thu;
charming 3br, den home. Peek·a-boo
view. Near beatch with land option.
$119,580. ............... ......
671-2373 -------------·
Looe& Mo,_ .. ,
If you wanl Coet.a KHa &
all lhAal KoetS with It but
can't arrord the bitrb
prices then lhb a. for you• Cute2 Br 1 Ba bomc
located in the lnten:stlog
Westside . Hu full y
fent.'t'Jd yard for pnvacy
& the house as NOT a fix·
e r-uppe r . Priced .. , $64,900 It's the lowest
priced home io CM. Foe;_
info eaJI PBJ. 964'2431 or
agt 835-0211 pager 9"611
IUILDH'S SrECIAL
Westside; rm. for 10 un-GeMr.. I OOZ Finest duplex in -COM . lt.s. S2lO,OOO. Agt.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Bldr. just completing. 675-8170 833-0523 Evt.'11
MESA WOODS D Marguente. $298,000. aucc~ ... IDRM CH ~•Mll Submit te rms-Poss. -~ """ trade" Big beautiful Buccola 4 Must see this btfl 4 bdrm ---· ------Bdrm + Fam Rm, +
home built for Calif liv-SICUtUTY formal dJning. Roger 's
ing w/lge separate rmly Private a r e a . s upe r type landscaping. 6
rm & frml din rm plus ocean view, Catalina yea.rs old. Owner movin~ much more. Open Eves. sunset. ru~t lights. Plan o ut o f are a . 0 n I y ~9491 v. Jasmine C re ek, $124,900. Ruth Laurie. (~IW113§1!114ij ~·~~C:f~· r1~:~~!:•-Rl-~,...;.·_646-4380_eosto ___ MeM __ _
C all Cor appt . Real Est.ate 714/640-ll27 & 568-39'14 4 Br, o(f1ce, dbl garage,
rec room, room ror RV. rtttCE PLUS 419 Marguerite. R-2 lots ot storage, unique'.
LOCATIOH! PRINC. ONLY 2 BR 1 ready to move in. School
Superior south I rv1ne BA. 8"24 bonus rm. with in walk1n~ d1s t anr1·
location of Uus 4 bed rm. fenced doors to la r~c Owner wait mg for offer:.
2000 sq.fl. townho m e patio.Dbl ~aragc&work Ope n Sat/Sun 12·4 .
makes 1t IRVIN E'S s hop. 640 0 497 . Uy 548-5879 B E S T B U Y ! -Owne $149 900 •--------Particularly srnce the r · · Open House. By Owner ~ r i c e w a s J U S T ~ Vacant. 3006 Killybrookt·
EDUC ED $7100! 2 TODAY'SFtMEST LnBr.·dHena.lecl6x20re1:1txthraomr·ooe.mJ. Story, tile roof. gated en· try, bnck fplc, master 2500 sq Cl or custom con· frplc, new dishwasher.
s uite w/2nd fireplace. struction. Made for en· beaut. dressing room in patio w/BBQ & firepll t.erta1mng & comfortable Ha, pools1i e lot., 2 blks
overlooking greenbctg !Jvml(. 'Ell.JOY thLS sum-from all shops. $89,0oo Don't miss it-prime ~rat your own pnvale Ownt-r will carry 2nd T U.
vaJue-call now 752·1700 beach. You own the land 548-3681.
r ... f'Jfl,41 •!f,H.Jfl l ~1 '.· I' 3ls:9.000~ 1--------[e dtdMI ..... ~ ... ~-:.. .. 1
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• ........__ P•.+s± I 007 ---------1 dream kitchen w/woo<I
-'5 --cabtnets, luminous cl~l> •••••••••••••••••••••••
DUPLEX
Fantastic locat1on, blk
from Ba I boa F t-rr y .
Refurb1shmg in process
Buy now & choose colors
Xlnt summer-winter rcn·
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675-4890
CUSTOM HOME
Just completed & reitdy
ror occupancy! 1 hse from oceanfront. 4br
Jba. wet bar. fp, beam
clgs & much more!
$210.000• ••
SUPER DUPLEX
3br 2ba ea. unit. Upper
has run din rm. ocean view & all bltns. 1 yrs
old, new cpts, drps,
paint . Xtra s harp &
never a va c anc y !
$240.000. CX>~ PROPERTIES
FHLAMD
Ha rbo r View H ills ,
t.-ust.onuwd 4 bdrm .. hob· by rm .. famil y rm ..
br1cbL rm , wet bar, pool
&jacuzzi! $267,900.
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION R~ALTY
67).5354 497-llll
1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
&. more. Agt. 55.9-6330 ----
ESTATESAU
3 bdrm !teparate garni.:t·
Cove St. All offrrs :.uh
to Court :ipprov;i l.
5678
WESTSIDE
SUMSHIHE
3 Br. 2 ba+pool " low rnaU\t. yard. $77,500
754-7100
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OPPORTUMln
llMOCKS!!
Uve in a nice 4 Bdrm
home in a great E's1de
ne.il(bborbood while you
build 2 Ot" maybe 3 mon.•
units on your land. A real value $12S,OOO
FULLER REAL TY
546-0814
673-5410 ---------tReduced one week. Best 1---------°'MAICIOFFHM buy Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath, entrtmt On this lovely Mesa ctr. Like ne w. Ownt•r,
Verdehome.Owne rsare s 101,ooo. For appt 2 IR-DEM-POOL
$161,000
Gorgeous Mnaco plan·
Harbor View. 2 Bedrms + den. Beauful 18X40
Pool! Huge patio. Easy
green.bell access. Owner
wiJI finance large 2nd
TD. Please s ubm1t -
seller anxious! Call now,
3 Br 2 Ba House + de-giving new buye rs a 546-J642 eves or 549.111.1 Mes:·:~~~~;est 5 ~ fk~~~:· ~ :o= cftr::~r!!'°:::t~1~da....:y.i;:....._· ------
bedrm. 3 bath home. En· ocean view. 8' jac .. on pool covered pat.lo a nd IY OWNER
1~1}P.P~ •II~ IUN lf'I I"" t •
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LAJ<ESIDE
Believe ll ! Seller will
pay $500 a m o nlh
towards buyer's mon·
t.crtainer's family room. 20xl5 redwood deck off gas BBQ. A$k1ng only M 11 . 8 2 I d · mslr bdrm. Lg secluded Sl.12.600. Call 546-5880 ust se. uruque 4 r ':.: fo r ma 1n1ng rm , landscaped yard. Many Ba Back Bay Condo. g o u rmet k 1 t c h e n . S 500 A F'amily rm, frplc1 wet breakfast nook. hide· upgrades. 139· · S· bar. stained glass, 1ot.s or · sume $74.000 lst TD at away patio with pn vacy. 9% int. Payments S604 wood & glass. Lg patio &
3 car garage. Ownoo by r· ·--------•I s undeck, tennis, pool. large Corpora tl·on and mo or new inancm g. 1• , Be t b 0 ff s 11 s J3C, sauna. s arga rn they want out! Vaca nt. pen ouse un · · •• ..... D .... EW at $86,500. No qualifying, Call 546-2313. 26881 Calle Monterey. _..... " 1 . A ()l~N "' ., .. , ·.111r. 1rn•1"'"1 • 49&8752 TOWMHOMES oan fee or points. ~-"Mtt.v Woods" sume$72,0009"'4% loan. [ ~ IHl!ttl ~;;,;~:,-;;~~ ·~'l!:.~~~ ~~M ~JE:f~~ 1=~~~~!!1!-~~~-.llf::coruy.Sl29.S00.2Br. u h T d .... B ._ ______ _
1 ba, lrg patio & gara ge. Eng s u or 2ow r --.... HOUSE Super cute & c ln, all s plit leve l, 2&3 c ar VETERANS
""""'""" freshly dooe. By owner. g ar a g e • r r p I c s . G o I r c o u r s 1· llDUCED Ul,500! (808) 879-4073 or (710 mtcrowaves, greenhouse neighborhood home. r
Just ste ps from the ~J.8S7. windo ws , pool, spa. BR. 2 BA. Clean. Call for
water, 984 Bayside Cove --------TENNlSt.'Ourt. info.541..o.25
West , Newport Beach --------From $89,950 wUI be open for public 21DaMC01TAGE 646-0061or 955-1920
showing Saturday & ,._e.co.eu.it Oevelopedby S78.950YA !
Sunday. 1:00 to 4:00 PM. Pegged hardwood floors. WoodlreeDev. Co. 1WO just Lusted! 3 & 4
This beautiful 2 bdrm.. beamed ceilings, 2 bnck 2 Bnlod new 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Bdrm HOM ES . NEW
l·•balh condohas jUB fi~laces andmcecouo· homes. fo rmal dining PAINT & C AllP'tT. been reduced below th Near So. Coast Pina . market and Is now th tl'Y ilchen rm. sep. rm rm. 2 frplcs, schools, a nd churche:..
d h · -PLUS -deep lot, 2 car garage. bes~ price ome 10 2 Bdrm, 2 bath income :ms & 2080 Orange Ave. Bkr.63l·SSS6.631-1836
Bayside Coves Ca ll Bea unit with private palto S I 3 9 , 5 0 0 c a c h · ~
A FOR INFORMATION 1600 SQ ft, immaculate :t 'PL _.CE '" ,._ 64 .. 7211 CJean3Br, 1 ba,2car gar, Bdrm + d e n hom e A -... lge landscaped yard. Situated on a quiet streel
---TIES"" -*~·500_._646-8202 ______ 1 close to a ll s hoppioi:.
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'"""""-Tas t crully done 111 EX(i)UISITE! earthtones. Pool & Jal' lhly payments for one ,,,,__.,.I JO ,.M.I /.Jn Nl[ifl
full year ! Sharp lakeside ~~~...,......~~·~.,:~~~·~ [1AILEY I:.,
l\SSUC 11\ T (5 townh.ome. Huge Uvlog .::.
rm & family rm. Highly -ln-v-~-tor-'s_d_u_p_lex. Very
describes this s Br 3 Ba Asking $139,900. Call To·
Me8a Verde estate! 2 dayor:
frplc's, formal dinlD~, O,..hcMlwS...1-4
upgraded thruout. Fan· MESA YRDE nice corner . $235,000.
=c ~Jd0~1~h Euctlff•• HOMts Prin. only. 64M999.
morel Call rast, 752.1100 •4 Bedrms. 3 bath 11u..u-y DUPLIX
Ol'li.1•1 Q•1•\1ut• IOll I'< 1 c.tri-level view. ~~
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step·down ram rm, & 413 Abbie w..,. secluded mstr swte do not begin to descn bt! this 642-3263
truly beautiful home.
Cal! PBI. 964-U31 or agt.
835-0211 pager 9468
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baa, 2 frpkit. dbl gar. w1lh
c-wrtyard ii deck. Nil't: 1~11plng on larH•' lot
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673-2058
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1.24 J9th St
3 Story Oceanfront
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979-1533
COURT
SALE
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frµl1 • 2 hlki. ln hc•ut'h fo:i.
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Piinor:iml(' view :1 bdrm . 2
bu I Nlory Condo. la1 .l(C
J>ClllO. :.ur . $00,000 lly
Owner. 770 0137
IASTILUFF Lil com er lot 4Br, 1-·1 H .
2'"" h11 . Walk to NH. Tf•n rus & Swim Club. i;huµs,
11chl11 $170.500 M4·fl1H7
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Where Family
Fun Ltain1
8upcr hOM;,-r1.aturo11 11
tunlu11t it• fM rnlly room with rtreplace fo;x.
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bedroom•. formal dlnlnl(
room. tormal llvin"
room. Pluth carpeUnic
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4 bdrm, 3ba. uparauJrd WllklW. Xlnt. toe. Prof
dcc'IC & IHnd191•11 1>'1(,
$129,800. Owner 5lli·IJ337 .
Open Sit. 11•5, Sun 1·5
4 8onl(ap1rrow __
Move RICJht
Into •••
lh1111uper I bdrm. Pl•n
8 ln Turtlcl'O('k (Sro• ..
moor ... It's bffn <'Om· pl~ly rerurblahfld In·
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Malle your •h opping SP'J.J.. Idle ilemft with a ...W br tlllaC tM Dally Dally Pilot Clualllcd Ad PUat C'lull1fied Act.. 642-5'78.
OCIAM VIEWS
2 brand new custom built homes
Doth with wood & glass design
Both with ocean views
Doth with oak cabinets
Both with custom tlle
Both wtth m icrowave oven
Both with Jacuzzi
Both with indoor planters
Doth located In Laguna Beach
However each has its own special
design & features, so call now tor
your viewing appointment.
WALi TO THE IEACH
This l!in't an old Lag~na charmer,
it's a modem 3 BR 3 Ba home that •s
close to ever ything. An a rtist's
delight with a very light ocean view
studio or 1<uest. unit. Owne r ilf
moUvated so come by a nd see this
Saturday & Sunday l-5PM at 456
Cress St.
Meed~ WHll Yow ,.,_ .. 1
Well here 1 a duplex with an
excellent owner '!l unlt thatts 3 Br 2
Ba, claee t.o achoolJ, in a very nice
neighborhood, & has a 2 Br 1 Ba
that. 's rented t.o help you out. Call
now for an early preview.
OCIAM YllW LOT An excellent ocean view plus a flat.
lot makel thi1 a builders dream
come true. Hurry thia wlll not last !
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Laguna Niguel
Realty •.
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vucanl Owner UOXIOU1'
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SHORECUFFS
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h I lhc ch11rm & comfort bl('lld of wriodi.. llh-1> &
of this lvly hom ' w/3Ur, rrJClu.reti Perfoct ror en·
M:pdcn wl wctbur &. rmly 1n1111n mM wlformul II\
rm f'rt>nch doors ol>('n lo mri roc1m & dininl( room.
hnl'k putm for Summer family room & )lame ---------
dlnin11 & cnlcrlulnlnM. room wlr14•purul«' purty
Sll'J,000 kitchen & s romplcte 14 ' ---------tclMG OF wnlk t~h1ntt b1.1r w1lh oil Sl ---------THI MOUMT AIH lhe t'Xtrll!I Lrt <'Overcd s NWl!:EKENO
Overlookln.c fo:I Nlf(ll('I pntlo w1.iu11 AUQ. pool & lfom1· on 1,1do for nnl' AT. It SU ·
Coif Club. Inc 41llt 111111 ':f Own('r th11c dollor buy lot on l.1do SPF.£JAL·NPT. lfGTS " k f ••-"'-000 11-18 -.. ror '""&•.'""' •-for JJeutuHul 3hr .• bome r u • t. om b 11 ho m 11 W('\' cm or ... ,.,..,, In '"' -., ,,.,., oo: ~ K d 1 • o K f " 1:1 '' c; II ( 1-·tl11ll11r rnurt•. we will c u c o1 •' or w/punoraml1• Vll'W or J IC -..onyun. It or ftn k d I N I..,, t1D1.< mrlurlc th•• howw Wt'<' en on Y • cw 11reun hi tis & vu I It_• y11 •11'Pt. .., ''°"" paint. new carpels. $101\
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cxdu11lv1• orco ScllN Wulk to IH'hl. 11nrk11. DO ~f/\L fY 1142 4224/64fl·'1414 will carryb11r k UL H% on ~h1!}1.t'r ll1•1•1•nlll r1• -tract $17" OtU) " ti llr il ll11, lmmacuhJ11• '-'·"~·L•l("'1"', ... Rtc mt!., kllrhen rt•· honw 11r l)l>v1•r Shoro" ,_,,.... • .,. derrt'd thru out TcrrHic ~I 1·u11h <l11w11 Owncr
All.A buy al $135,000 NC(ld to 17J·7JOO w1ll 1•11rry b11lon1•1• 1-:u11y
IU•l8Jt In your own pvl IM'tl lO belicv1•. 64H837 term)\ 775 1774
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ly home· w/40R 3bl6, rmly and lhop It home. lt '11 1---------ut-;A(.;11 t;ONOO rm, wetbar " le brick aimple wlUI D•llY Pilot <>s.it•n howif' S11l/$un I ~ l)llllo Cenlral air A811n Cla&1lfled Ada And Ir ADU&. T COMDO 111 MoJo Court Xlnl loc11
poo I & I> I 11y11 r n d . you hove M>mclhing w Walk lo beal'h I lt•vt•I, 2 \Jun, end unit :Jbr. :lba.
112',960 aell. call a frie ndly +den t 2 balh Pool, Jlllrlf•llt'll hllrury. dining 49).9494 495·1210 Clualfied Ad-Viser al J•CUUI, 1t11un11. SIOl,000 room & l1r1f' kltch•'n -.... J .. tl IJAIOIO ~ HolU11 Wood, R ·•ltor w/brtokCaal room. 2 pvt
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DHtet•'I UTllAT
Woodsey La1un11 Canyon eatate.
Redwood and cedar detll(n. Hard to
find ln a = foreat -call for.
directions. .ooo.
A COl.OWIU I.AMiii CO.
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Uel1llt1 New ll1t1n11 Fam1l p.t j>k Orange o n w oan n c "sary, owner w cPuo Koblet. n o r DmmfteW l226 wittbar1tvlew.M1omo' ,...,~·z HR C•mdo, Ofl Co .1Br. it•seo ear ~urry pa.l)(!r1 Primo llunUngtun Beach LOWn>,SlM/a crt ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.111or~
ly .-i ~ n~on m11ty bltru. rum I u t' all o n , ti l d c by i d w 1th Rt1ut.lfl&l 4S a:crea lenced 4br 3ba r w I08 OCEAN VI w
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lbilcr House or Units llJ\lt.00 H.1rbour1 many com er lot, all extras. l~"*"~_J , On. lio·tl" '""' c In•• Koth W.0.4388or5:M·2498 Sc'Olt Rlty S36 7533 lltraa, 1795. Cah Mike, frpcl. kid size backyard. ,J~ 1 .... 1i.·.t11 .. 111 r"''' S.11h
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A.A.IEACH
REALTORS
':'HI No. El Camino Real
SAN CL EM t::NTE
492-2100
LOVA.ILE
Dreamy 3 br. 2 ba home
on San Clemente golf
NNarse. Mu1t sec 111 only
$U2,IXX)!
BERTifA llF.NRY
ft EAL TORS
215Del Mar 492 4121 .......
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Gorgcou.~ white w11te r &
Oana Hrbr vu. 611r, pool
&spa by Champion. Xlnt
_buy ft terms. 496·8294
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IA YFllOHT l.lmJli Own~r lo !'11•an, TWO 4..PLEXES Exec. home. 4 Bdrms, 3 Townhouse. Beaul1fully Brand new Woodbridge •••••••••••••••••••••••
IAJxunou' mob•IC' homt• plow, llM pfunt for 11r1r 2 thence Covini:ton 4 . ......., baths, lamlly rm+bonus decorated. boat s it p Condo 1 3 b 2....., 1-------...i-
I 111~ K1rh 11011, p<1WN, 1,h·xc•N Choice Cov ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. 3100 sq rt. $750/mo avail. S8SO pe r m o b 2 m rvrne Al~· 11 STtrSTOIEAC" • .!,~b1Jnnw" 1411bt hr ~P1tJhl' ~~.u11". ro.wh, w11ler i.h11H•s I.ow Ul'""""s 3 Or• 2 L>a owner HouMt ,_.lhed 8kr 536-1461 m.6310or 525-600S reac. . rcaa'~1 lgarsc50 'mao ~"50
•u u -,,, down p11ymtnt Str~t10 "'"":' ... 2 " "b lb ' f " 4AR,2ba.,wntr . .., ,,,1llo, ,,ton frplr plUbh 80 36 &?2S u \.Ullt, uuet: or." 8· a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br. lba, d~t' to beach. 34f1T BOAT SLIP 3br 3ba 642 8519or 63 ·2622. 3 OR, 2 ba .. wntr. $550
nt·w CfH'J)('Ung. 2 levt•b, ' ..... :> 58tJ.;334· · urwin 0 W C. Realtor 833·11714 Ge•ral 3102 c,iean. $495. mo No Pets condo. Motor boat· only. ---------2 BR, 2 ba .. wntr S400 open bt•anwd reilrngi., 1..,., > M Davis ••••••••••••••••••••••• 630-3602 afL46404919 Orangetree LI( lbr & tort,
xlnl eond llomc 1n IO uo.alt.r ._.pt lch Beautiful 10 room in East AC. tenors. pool. i.pu associated <'luttei. i.Wvl' and refnu ~nh . "' ~ Ora n ge. S p aciou s Ocean Pad 2 yrs. old. 4 ll.arborVlew4br,2ba, up. AduJ t.,, no pctii. L{'usc ut unbt'lll'vllbly lowprwt forScH 1300 City Q~proved for con grounds gard e ne r & bdrm. 2'h ba. fireplace, J!,rades.,singlestory,like S36S.SS98~:_Av..:!_tl ~~ OROK(R'> REl\lTI<''>
l )}', I/Iii Bo•buu bf c "16 • of'S4U.500 fj7J 781JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• dom in um conversion , wnter f~rn rshed . S900 wet bar . Mexican tlh:. 1 model. $750 640-0735 0 N T 11 I!' W A T Jo' R
C9)2 BURM. UNITS. $850,000. Call &t5·1103 or mo. 1 yr lsc. Subject lo blk beach. No pe ts. Bak VILLAG4E ''RIL'Jo.'K POPUL.a.R .... RK S4860Ul rob t rt 1 Avall April 1 tJl'lc: mo r Bay a re a , 2 llr. . " ..... "" ..-"" !J ••"•a<>e~. xtr" 11"rk111g, P a e t'OU approva · · · -" I t M t hJnhJ d l 2 lld ..... ., .~ u " , 954.2283 art 4. garage, g.pa 10. a urc &• y up.ira ec rm 1-_,-nh
Hroeroratl'<l ci4'c hmn1•y verycle11n. ---------1 21J.ros..8632. No hrokers. adults. No pets . $400. +den. lease S600 Agent u.twwilhed
IOK52 Nuliona w/llx41 Maher/Al(enl 7540'J51 4UMITS Corona .. M_. 3122 00616th.St.3br.3 ba den, Available April 10. Jack1e:>46-5990 •••••••••••••••••••• ... •
expando. 28r, 2flw. ford ---3 Bdrm home and den + ••••••••••••••••••••••• x.lnt area, marnt. $625. ~2267 ydforpcts.nr f>hopplug ..WS.,.roperty 1400 3 new ZBdrm 2 bathun·ocEAN VIEW 2 Bft moS46-79&l Sparklmt.: 3 Hr H~ Ha . lalaoaPMliMula 1801 tf-12542) ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2SO BOAT SLIP. 2 Br. 2 bath CM .. newly decorated.••••••••••••••••••~•••• Mobi!.HOfMStore HEWf'ORTILVD., IL'lR ·000c· _ _.1_ Rltr duplex.Oblgar,cbtldren Town.house. 2 Br 11-z Ba, lower wut w/fireplace encl gar Kids OK. no Need r ('spo n s 1b\e
951. .. 500 c orMc uru-.. ok . SS3S. mo. 414 'h frplc. patio. pool, J3C $750/mo. pc1s $475 957 l532eVC'> mana~rfor sma117WJll ..,... .M. 548·7729 Camau·on · Open !louse bid 11 ""5 '"'" C ~14eves/wknds ON WATER 2 Br 2 ba --· .:. u• 1.,,,., · 2'. S I 8 5. 0 0 0 or Sat & Sun. 541-6727 or Condo $950/mo • 2 Bedrm. 2 bath. com ------"'-Newport Beach I Rr, I hlk
to ocean. $12.500
646-51>'711
Mobile lfome lm11rovc
ment Special1 s
Renaissance '199 3816
$16,900
STEPS TO HA.CH
Dbl wide 'GI Trailerama
I ON518G) :I pvt bth &
pier Sub·lettmg allowed
Located in Treasure Is
:DIOI Pacific Coust Hwy
Lag Och. Offe red by
fWl'luli.sance M.P. (7 141
"99>:1116
Laguna fleach-5 rms, dbl
lot l'ark fees $168 incl ut1l. Sl:!,1100 Terms
494-0451 -----£L'rORO FAMILY PK.
Convert.JI t-0 adult 4.15.79
Still time to purchase a
38r, 283 + bonus rm AC
coach. $33,000. Call 0 1 A
MS-57&'7.
Owner/agt (7 M> 4!14 5049 --67a.~ fo:d1nger/Bolsa Chtt a .J wa·t~...1ront ,·tomes pletcly red('corJted Corona .. Mor 312'2 IMVESTMENT O,.f'TY ---·------br. 1"'2 ba, rencd yard. c.n631 1~,!;. Avail 1mmed $375 mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.0....rclal (; M tnplex. Owner'11 un LGIJlllMI a.och 3148 garage. Kids & pets ok ·--. """ ~k ror Pat, 546 23L3 Light & airy 2 bdrm. 1 bL Prop.rty 1600 It wtrplc. 15 c~ dwn ....................... S42S Agt . no fee County -C:harmlllg 3 br 2 --beam cerllnRS, y....,
••••••••••••••••••••••• $156,000. 9 6"~ rnt. Pnnc 2br. adults, 190 Canyon 964 2566 973 2971 • 3 br 2 b Be t Co d ...,.,..... only 751 703Rownr. Acres Dr. $395. Ph 2131 ; :. ---ba, home overlooking AdJ SoC~t Plaau us~ ~ <k-ck, garngc. Adults. nu
COSTA MES.A
Co11111ercial
l.250 sq ft bui !ding, nr
busy Westside mterliec
tJon. Owner will rrnance
qwalJfted buyer
$92,500
BURR WHITE
REAL TOR I IMC.
675-4630
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--m2S01or 213164S·8699 Two-s tory I.a Quest& go lf eo urse wi th de s. ·zadJh h pel.'I $475 64~16K2_ FOURnEXES -home near t-.:d1son II s ramily/dimng rm com · :c cent a le. i. ws r,
All 2 Br 2 8 11 townhouse Mew-rt leoch .3169 38R 3ba. Jo'R, cvdlat10. bo frplc 2 car gar lge deck, pool, JllC, ~auna, 2 bdrm oo comer. ftOO ,.--y d ss75 m o .{)/A bbq,etc S485permo.rn Pl'r mo. i n c l. utll . type units. Electric bit· ••••••••••••••••• ~··•• f1rep1t. W ID. gar encr. c:-:.,.,,.1 · cl gas, heat 646-4753 640-9615 nights & wtmds.
1n1. forced arr heat . U~per w/ocean view. 2 $62:5. AvaJI 5 1. 962·6717 ,,_.,,,, · ----· --M7J227days. I~,... s 0 s ash e Dr ev-artc: . Towllhouw ----..-enc......,... garages. 1300 r. n e or · Cl> " Exec X 1«e condo. mstr 11......a.-1 • ..._... 3525 "-·ta~-1•24 mo rncome. Good loca· Avail May 1. S475 yrly st.e + 2br 2tnba r"'! f" m _..._.__ _. ..__ tlon. OWC 2nd. Two t 551-1537 . • 4br. J~ba, cprt. drps, I t ~ ... a ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
choo6c fro.mSH8.500ea. ---------fenced yd, dbl gar. Lse .:s.~aiu~onis. spa. LAGUNA lll LLS 28r. 2 Bdrm. 2 bat~. Brutt
Houses Uftfurnl~ S42S 536-2375 I """Ba. pat1b, balcony new. Xlnt locauon. tlflf'. [R€~TIG€ ....................... 2 Br bit ins frplc pool 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, frplc, gar. w/vtew. AC. Ra r a~e. 640-5112 aR_c_nt_. __ ~----+----<-..,_HOM€~ G1Mral 3202 SJ!lS Surfside condo: 36th nr Balboa Blvd. f:J· tennis, child OK. Ml-~A Vi'~RDF. home,, k
••••••••••••••••••••••• Opt'n IOAM. Sat /Sun. $500/mo. $USO lo move mo.675-0690 -mos here 2&3 br (l'x
3333W.CoastHwy,Nh 4 BR 2 Ba in Orange 8231Wildwood. ln.Nopets.646'8498 ...._ ... Fu,,..~ apt.S~nopets.S46-to3C' 645-6646 <;:'':;~~-r~J~·~~h~~11~~c LUXURYCONDO Nw~:"Jv~r~r~~=:~.~~ w;;;~·.;;;; .. 37·07 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Deluxe
....,.,. ... EG"'TIVE 8»-9506;S28-5081 3br, 2ba. renn h1, (>001, .-. 642-096Sa.tl4pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/d1 s hwas h e r . ~395.J """'" ,.. pkg for boat-RV. Many .--· · fAO.SlUagent • ...,
31 Wlits in prime C.M. lalaoaP•••• 3207 xtrus Ulruout. Close to 2Br Iba I ho Pvt Weekly rentals now. ·
locaUon Priced to sell a ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch. $500 lae. 644·8086. yard 0 ae:'. &e mei485 . ~'f'tbc~mpl. furn. 2 . 2 br. l I/• ba, balcCM!f !
under 134,000 per unit. 2 Br (1111) be1ch CC)Uage, 2 Br 1 Bl cloee lo beach MZ-m . . ~z • I con y, gar . laundzur~·n::e~ ~lJO
Xlnt terms avail. N mo to mo S37S. Marshall r-"e 00 peta S3B5 m o' peU. ' • MA drive-by please. Fo Realt)'.67~. 5i'.Qi2 · · 8UJP'FS.Lovelyupperbk Newtydecorated 38r2Ba TSLMRmt 642-l.::.1' Clean
Sparkling
SwimrninCJ Pool
f>IU.\ U bUpcr family -.tylc
home with 3 bedr,oom11.
c-ombo ra mily /d1n1ng
room, toasty ft replace MOM lov1og kltC'hen with
bullllru.. Patio. $85,000
Don't he1ltale. Ca ll
FOR SALE : Del u xe
~xOO' Upgradc.>d. Skyline
1n ~· Beach Park. 2 Or, 2
full ba, family rm, island
k1tthen. laund porch,
t.otc. fo\rll ouL'irdc porch,
awnings, morl'. Adult
park. Onlr G mo!> Old . See
to appreciate !16().5844 _
15 11tor es w /mark c t
Grot1s rent $82,14'4. Jn
come c an be r aised SS0.000 more this year.
No pointa. Owner will
carry loan . Priced sroo.ooo.
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Realty 631·5252
7-B.EVEM HMM
FOISA.LE
more Info. c1ll Pau bay wtr view. ·38r, bayvlew. $575. yrly . Br, 1 ba, encl. garage &
ShJparoat Coronodet Mar 3222 Edinger/Bolu Chica 3 2~.&0mo.640-6685 673-C221 patio Cpt.s d.rps blntnr M.w~rt ,.ler Reetty .. ~1•••••b••••b••,•••1•••• BR 2 Ba, fpk, palto. f~cd 3Br 28a frplc Nwpt ,.~ .. M 1722 Call 548-1529. '
1. ~2051 ~ uo: uxe 3 r 2 a rp c. yard gar KJds & pets 1 • • • _._ • ,__ __ _
v ~ -1• Harbor Vu. Homes OK '5445 . Agt r fgts, S500 mo. S75-7ll7, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br w/gar. SJDO. New 673-3900 ens $650.mo. Nope.ls. 9M-~973-29'7i no ee. 673-4705 Small coay s tudio. No crpts & tlle. Water ~·
644-2405 2Masterbdrms 38aCoo-lutchen. Pool. 1225. Inc. 2176 "C" Pl acen~{·
lw .. Hohl Walk to beach . 3 BR 3 Hed/Bolaa Chica 3 BR 1 '-'l do, upgraded, irplc, ssoo WJ. No-smoke 640-4999 636-4120 • ___ _..___,. b d ·le . tit in ba, fplcl pat10, lncdyard, m o . 546-1392, <2 13 > ,._._u..-_ 372 .. ~ a .. sun e<: • u r · gar. K ds ai pets OK. 790-5S38 ~ ..__ .. et. WOodsy, 2br, 2i,a. lftMewpol'thocll ;/~~1i,,~~gar.Agt. $435. Agt , oo fee. .. ..................... oondo.Nr.So.Cst.Pla:aa.
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COSTA.MESA.
New 78 Lancer. 2Ax"8.
28r. 2 Ba. reduced to S25.~ 134!r~ >
Jiufer M.H. Salta
557.9300
IY DIVB.O,.Elt
Blue chip 20 yr NNN
lease. Plus be Tlrst nwnl!r on new bldg. Completion
00 days+or .. Call Mr
Green 714/752·6101
3 loo, 4 stores. 16 apt.s, 9M-2S68;or973.29'71 Oullet. 2 br. 30' Uv r m w--LI Rot Newly dee., pool, jac/
huge storage garage Newer Duplex. 2 Bdrms, .......... w/beam cl.gs ., fp. Lge lll:'C'llUY es /\/C. dishwh. Water /gas
Owner will carry 10~ 1~ ba. fam rm. dining H:1i9• 1242 country Jut st.ove, refriJ, Spaclous~lud ios & pd. $400. Mi c h e le 1
Int . sm.ooo. J ust llllt(.'<l. nn. Lse S57S. No peta .... ::=............. GO ! .... 'N_:.~ hinu 1g e bey r h. Jo::1~~i~~':~s 640-636.1or 536-6l04
COZY -Ccl!l-.-ta_M_e_11_a-. -N-rc-·c_q_u_1et .,._..xn/
2Br, l Ba slartn home park. Cloiie to s hops . CWh S• 1800
$65,000. 751·89f17 art JPM. 8x45' I R r S l 0,500. •••••••••••••••••••••••
~lls~~t1m e R l!alty Dave/Agt6"4·72ll Vl~W&SUP s?oO'ir:~. ~~i": o:fy: MaldServ1c~ TV
Duplex. SSSO mo, 521 Iris, 2 Bdrm Condo, new c:rpls 548-7855. Avail Apr lS. Close lo all ma1or
DUPLEX 3 bR 2 Ba, rerrig, W /D, & drps. Loaded w/xtras. freeways and Irvine
MOVE IM MAY I ST'
ARANO NEW duplex. ~
RR, I 112 bath Crpts &
drps thruout, built-ins .&
d111hwasher. Flreplatt
Prvt, cnclo:wd gura~
w/add1tional storaad.
Cl<lf!e to schools, s hor•
prng & bus -Wcsts1dt
A Lot
For Little
2 homes for the prlco or one. Both homes have 2
bedrooms and l bath. So
much polenllal. Ex ·
cell~nt way to lel your
money work for you
S67,000. Don't delay. Call
t.oday• 540-1720
TOil8R1. -· Nt::.ARS. COAST PLAZA 8~% assumable loan
168,000 3 Br.2 81
S48--0738. broker.
NPl Hgts, near new, two w/out l(ar. Dys, 640·93SO; Peggy, 960-"392. House 2 bdrm . 1 ba. Newport Beach areas.
00.-8017, 642·!032 EASTSIDE 2 BR. across from park. 640--0942 cvs, Jock St· ... ' ~-" r Newport Heights. Qwet Ro~al Sw"tecr. Ukr. SS6·617l ...,o w1NO across rom s t r eet. $4 7 S . D a y s .,
Large 3br, 3ba w/f~lc & beach. Frplc, pool, Jae, 873-3.SlO. Eves S48-7S75 2080 cwPort Blvd --------•I Custom units on lge. lot. real teak wood interior. TWO DUPL!X!S bltns. $SSS. Call teve, lse. $375. 847·4625. Wa.IJt to beach. 2 BR 1 Ba. 642·26 I I or DISCOUNT
BROKERS
492-2398
21r, 21a Fam ""
wshr/dryr , in Aeldom
avail 5• SJC Pk , $33,000 (197) SS9
24-60 Muat SH!!
Thhl 2Dr. 20a. fam rm. xtra closets, pantry lg
utJI rm, EZ·care yd In
lovely S * S J C Pk . $37,000 ( 127> S&t .
huge frplc .. new plumb
i.ng & rl)(jf, Only $88,500
Owner646-0'Jl7
Nr s hopping. 2 mi to ~10or540-1 151. '"99 3244 fplc,gar.SS95mo.tomo 543·2000
beach. Ea. unit 2 RR Walle to ocean. 2 BR 2 ... •••••••••••••••••••• 642-5793
LOWXGROSS
(14) 2 Oedrm unit pnt10
a pts. In new dcvelo p-
m e o l a r ea Sao
Bernardino. Recently re·
Juvenated. Just llsted at
$320,000. Ask ror Jeunne,
631·12660r SS2·7367. Agt.
encl. gar & yrd. Jncome b r I ii ' •c:';.,., Sl4,UIO. Both for $160,000. 3·• rp • ut · rm . ..-.. Northwoods 4 br. 3 ba, ---------PnnooJy. S45-l476 ownr. Agt67S.5930/675·6494 2000 sq. rt., family rm, Panoramic ocean view
I I f11>lc, dflhwhr, lncd yd, exttutlve Townhouse. 3
Bayfront Duplx Fant vu 2br. lba comp et e Y gar Water & gardener bdrm. 2'h ba . 2 car
38r upr 2Br lwr. Fp: !~heel.Ca. ll ~: ~~J= pd. 'srand new. $895. mo. garage. tennis. pool, hltn.'I & ldry hkup in ca. , .. ,.".. · Kids ok, no pets. Agt, no suana. No pets. S750 mo
Sum m r I w n tr r e n ti. or640-9990. fee. 964.2S68; 973-29'7 1. 968-4254or894"""833
S390,000offr own/agt c.taMna 3224 Newport Crest Condos 3
840-1879. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Pent.house Condo on gotr Br overlooking len~is
Oldr tri-r.lx on dbl lot) grt 4 Br & den, 2\-; ba, '1'A bllc rerr· ~:!:°';mb~ vi~~'. c rts. Av a 1 l . 1 mm ed .
DUrLE.X ta.x sh tr. Sl7S,000 ofr ~ NwJ!t Bac1k t Bay. eculi~e living. Rancho SGS0-$675 AK\ 645-0295 • ~~b~.1~~c~~fn~r own/agtMO 1879· ct~f!~~~1:i'T sac:~!~ San Joaqum Avail op To wnhom e ·Newpo r t
lng.Sl-5?_,000. OELUXE4PLEX SS75.Call646·9251. prox Ju.ne ·l. $650 per Crcst3 8R 2tn 8A.V1ew.
Smgle Ua ch. tra1leri1 $100 (; M One unit has a )'Urdo.
to $1~. Cottage S15S Uu l K.tds OK $400 & S385 per
meld Call art. 4 pm. mo CallS48-.49006-8pm.
~ 7ZJ3. LA MANCHA A"S-~
l.agllMt leech 37 48 Large, 1.2&3 bd garden•
••••••••••••••••••••••• l Ad It 0 h h ap s. u s. s w r,
LAGUNA et-;ACH MTfl bltns, encl Rar, gas bbq.
INN. $75/wk 4r up. Mu1d Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scoh se.rv .• color TV, heated Pl 642-5073. 645-561\
pool. Util. mo 494 5294 98.5N Coast Hwy 2 bdrm 1 ba. laundry Jftl. No pets. S305 Jer
Ot-eanfront. Beaut I hr, mo+SIOO r lL•aomg kt.
S.SOOmo ApnlthruJuoe moves you 1n . 1.M
24' Lovely 21r, Zia G.H. Kober1son, Rltr. near So. Coast Plaza. 3 mo 833-2Jll65 frpk, wet bar. tennis. l&OW MARKET fam rm, all the xtras In 67~ Dr 2 Ba owner"11 unit, New spacious condo. 2 br. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ~· Wallc to beach. S7SO.
Byownet. 9% Int. ftllllum. SJC S• pa.rk. $45,000 . ._w .__,.., 2000 sPncller lwll81 kcarry loon 2mobaNwo/cope~"!~~i·c:S650. 2br, 1 ~ba condo. $520 . 64.2·303Jor646·717S
497·20420r497 3282 Shullmar. Cull OebbJe
"8wpotf le.ell 37 69 631·911YI or 962 0062 •
•••••••••••••••••••••••Buch. for rent w /utll.ln 4 br1 l"4 ba. Dl.nlng 11re11. (8795801 --,..,.-r-"1 Don y. r. 631-1234 · ..... _.. • .......,. mo 752 78SS dys 832·7036 kllcnen nook. Prcahly ••••••••••••••••••••••• . R, d • Newport Cres t Condo. painted. Many extras ~acular View UMtqUI UHITS 11.B. '11 Best 1 Unit bulld· 2 Br. 1 ba, closed garue. eves. u Y . 3br. 2lilrba. all blt·ins.
Cov'd ""Uo, frujt tree11 .,. t, btll .,.x60 28r. at' "ood pr1re. 6 sharp. Ing. Ride your bike to the lataldry areda. ren&ced inydt, ...... A.LS frplc, pool, jac. tennis. .,.. ... "" v• & beach. Gross Lnc $29,064 new crpts, rps pa . .... I '750 mo. 548-4260. Nr So. Coaat rlazo. 28a, ra m rm, frp ic. upgrade~ 2 br garden per)'c1tr S:WO. lstltlut +deposit. 2BR.2b1 ........... $500 ---------
'73,000. XTRAS·XTRAS. 5• SJC type units w/a beaut. Sc.I_.._ Cell (714)770.5629. 28R,2ba, tum .... $600 Blg Canyon Bordeux 3 br, 0,.R llMH 1at/au• m..SMOOO. U37>S9S. pool. Pvt. patios, gar, ·-•1 2 BR 21,.,ba $675 3 ba French ctrv ktt 12 .. s. ~" · prkg. apace & lndry area 116-7533 3Br, 2bl, frpl, yd, triplex 3 BR: 2 ba .• :.'.'.'.'.'.' 11000 SID>: mo. Days 16'.113t; So.Lo .. 5 w/each unll. 2 units Lob for Sale 2200 tmil, no dogs. $490 mo. 4BR..1.2'h ba ......... $700 837-0666eves.
Zl21 . w • A ~-s• 1200 twnhse types, 2 w/lrplc11 .••••••••••••••••••••••• 67Ul97eve: 642-4905day 4asR,2b1.$-450/'500 IR-ca. ... 3276 979·3882. ....................... Call klday 979·5370 San Clemente ----~ T.... I 090 SACatFICI College Park 3 BR. 2 b1 .. •••••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• IMYISTOltS ALLSt•ATE Waterfront lot. Private rrplc. dshws r . Jt'ncd New3Br2Ba.townhome
10 level .Cr-. lnv"t'"r ,. lake. Waterekl, buutlful yud, cul·de-sac. S48S. ;or t...~ .....,., tennis J'ac VIEW.pool "'" ".., '----pl .. "••ndd""''" in· Select Properllea, '' UM:,.,.,.,., • • •-I t (' t ,..,._ --~· ocean vu, 1 mi to beach. ...,.man• n are1. ~0 REAi.TORi eluded. Won'tlast. 751·3191. SIOOG3-0084 HORSES llJlit ). Da'6~a 7 UMTs.C.M. ~ova a Br. 2 bl. dbl aaraae. ~ Sclllll ...,_ 3216
Tbl1 home hat ever· m..-: f71.2823en Be1ut. new bulldlng. m.seoe. 679-ztzlevs ~No dogs. 906 · •••••••••••••••••••••••
YWn.a. D1y and nlaht F1reolacet. xlntloc1tlon. th..._ o.....t, · $47S. MS-'7913. Ocean View· Monarch
VIEW rrom N. Tutt1n llRT cH~·p TSLlnvmu M2·Lfl03 ....... 2400 1 Br bacbek>r. w/slove . Summtt. ldwt comm. 2
Hilla. 1parlcll_,1 pool, U FOUi ..... ft'tf,. .M. • ..... ••••••••••••••••• rt.friar. utll pd S27S mo. 't513CAM"5Da~~ BIUlden MOO/mo. Also z hone corral." 1cre, • ~-"""-SffamUt.on.Ph 557-12$5 · BR $5 50 . Co mm . bedroom bo m e wltb IMldlaC---l•cru; Near new, 3 Br owners lAlf ARROWHEAD UNIVERSITY PARK' 2 clu.bboule pool. Jacuui.
tePU•i. femur room. 2~ ~ s •tttt: 10 urdt, 2 ba, frpl, 2·e1r No Shor 1 11 1 £. SIDE·IBr. 2B•. dbl BR 2 BA boUle. Pool. etc. Teal ttt B1bcoc1t
DON'T WAIT I Only •crn . hetever you ~~S.2Br,21>11~nl~' ~er' .,81• 11a ,e,.,:or"!: 111'1 no J*I, S4e5 mo. jacuai,alr,elec.11r11e ReaJtylnc.~m
$17.UOO WUl. we bave It, With lo· ,._(DVIUlttUU· l-• • '" • -.. , 1v11J 5-1. 6'5-9219 aUo· foreet like · ""°'9Wnnl. w/wet bu, pvt. dock, ~ per mo Ocean view new sp1clou1 Tllll IW. TY PAieo I.I. owe below mkt at a:ao.ooo. :t Br. aa Hamilton. L1e 211:1~ Evei lwt Z.lty hoUle. f'm Rm.
l/fN.5717 l /ID-4462 _.._CH,...... ..... ,...,.,..., ~ OOM to everyth.ln1. zu..m.w. dlnln1 rcn., patio, 2 132 5111 -""---~ ' -·-...OS. frplca 2 c1r aar II 000 • elOWIULOOI .._.mtetrnorti111e.no CMef~ MESA VERDE UMVmSITY mo. No Pet.Owner aft. 6 l::W9:-.::r'~~=: ~n '::.·y."~~rT!'~ "•••rff 2110 Leue/°lllOCl : Perfect P411 p.m.111/,,.,_. ~~ f • .._ .... 11.000.w.·t --.itd)'I. -............... , ••••••• !,ilDOR 3: ••.• F.rSonBRC. FldRe. lbedroom.2b1th1ardea Cp=11:.111:, 3421
Qlllom -m ...... '~ ... , eva(wtnMk nn1·scou1r "' ...... 'J u bom• on 1reenbelt. ....... ....... BdnD' baUa, MCluded, DIOYll •• ... llt. Nr 101t courtt. ~ceWnl lt.&11•• •••••••••••• .. ••• .. •••• ~·bop with valle1 .••• ~-ev• BY owNn ... HOMI •1o,ooo.1tatt. '880. Aat. tile. N•• urpetln1. I Br, a be ••n)' Plraa. ...., AU NWIJ decot1t. UI •Br. Ila, -ICI· ft. _.., Pool, Jaccu11l, teanl1. alllld ot. tai. "2-1* or ed. Lota ol wood and a.-. Calli. are•; ..s a f']PL&XD for Sal• home, a ac,. IOnell for z . ...., lbr, hPlc . petto. •llnilll.b. m.m1.
TOTAL
LIVING
1 Bedroom
Furnished
Apartments
• Plua hau.Wul
SlnfS.. & 2 a.choom
C F11m. 6 Un tum I
• All Ulillt.Me Paid
• Ac:tlftti. Olredoo. r ... loUlday llntnch
....... Cuba. aw-.
lorllallll
Pl.US MUCK MOll£1
rid. S230 Call SS2··
181 F. 11!\h. St. •. -::-:-:<:, Twnhse Apt. 2 Br 114 Ba
Cpt."J, drp6, water pd, I
ch.rid, s ml pet OK. $300
mo 545-0100
Ute, bright, airy 2 br II !
ba. frplc, pool & ja~µ.iz1 . • f
Ad~lt.'I, no pets. 631 ~
mle81iB.AU
New beautiful garde n
apts, pool &r. spa.
22SO Vanguard Way
540 9626
I Bedroom $305 to S320
Adulta, no pet8,
NEW APARTM EN1'8
NR SO. COAST P LAZA
3 Br, 2 Ba. air cond,
O/W, poo l . U u'J•· jacunl + mi.ny xtraa. ()nJyM50.
J .D. PROPERTY
MGMT Oakwood 751•%187 'I
Gcrt<Mn Apca1menll 2 Br apt In ramlly com•
plu. 221 O Co lle t~' Newpott leach/North
l90 lrv(M
(GI 16th)
(714) 14~.0~50
Newport leoah/Soutb
1700 Itch 84.
(~GI 164hl
(714) 64Wl70
Avenue, 642·2205. '
2 Br, 2 ba, 11tove It refrt".
Cp4.t Is drpe. Bache lor
w/refrl1t .. u tll lf1~1 , AduJta, no pets. 64&-48 11
11 .. 1 Hd 1oaed for IC!Npuall '1000IOfull Oner wiU C&ITJ with bonel,tDpquelitypro ~ torfadultl.No 171-fdlt •--------·• ..... Call...__ for prtee ...m· m.i.t Mii • '°'"'· Ooroe• del t.nnlecourtlnVilt1 -:,,,, ._ .,_ • ew1.oalJ New~ 2br, 2b1. ten· Ach11t11G1111.no!*• ...... All~· .... ..,.._ U.,I00.(714)7~ ·-·---nil, DHr be1ch. H.B. Model•~6atl 10.1
2Br. 181 dplx. encloHd
f(ar, yd. 13$0 m o'~ 631·2903, &4$-3800 I
• • NMLl·rlon6S.ndl 81nt1 Ane ff1l1bta. a i!-J"'· llr, I" 1471 uni. 1550 frn . Beau. 2 Bd, 281, 8alt1 • .,..._,.ml Villa,_..,._ oa 1M eancl la PltMtlavemwa1e ~tu0permo.w1ter •· fecU. tae. Pb t71-109 1 BR. poot, bllt to oceaft, O/looka S .A. Country · ,. Hf RIT,~f,[
t 1 • • • H~', --~ ---m ::.1n1 tc::,:.~rt,J.;JJ!,· , ...... ..._. . Avail April lit. 11\tplll. ,.._.lo C.t Ptau 2 br z S•l 1dlta, 1225 yrly. Club. 2 cir ur. S400.
lttn. (T~l; ~a ...... ~ ..... ; ....... 2701 ttll' yard. Kld• TM Ttrrac• II Univ. be. ~ Cf1»la • d,,;., Ma-IOOI: '4$.&000X216 fl73-llll9orS3MSUI t I
_____ _.. _ __..._, ..,,-.-Owler...,IOl'U',.· ...................... , •PttaOK.Me-4tal. Park. I Ir I II, f1m A/C,paOo,DOOla.Jacu.111 811c:blroot. Avall. now &ut.alde 2 BR. t YI ~.
1.1 mllllo• or more. 4IA Ruby Rtd Or1pefruu . ._....,new crp drpspt No rm/kitcblll, •~•II. m o. Ir lush ladtcpina. $315 thN June 10th 2 br, z b1, rrplc:, pool, yardi~o ......_ .. ,,r•'U to HUT l&L ..._, ..._ wi&ll • Alfllt. Mlh lr1nt. l)llOlll) PIA. Will conalder .,.bt·llt+dlol47S Pert •1171 • •·•'19 or i.td*ount.AM447ext Mamo. ot.cua1weekl)' pelt. Kid• OK • ..-. 0 ~ldldOltwtU. Q!UrNDIC'lwllledAd. tft.-. trade. CTH,tn·T•. nn.•Wdart. ...-•:•7411eve6wknd •• ~UI. •
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COUMTIY GllL
ACCOUMTIMG tatPOUIY
ASSl6MMINTS
,taf. adult ap&a In 14 pl•o •Janmi, heated pooJ 3 Rm olfl e, tarptt.ed, air Ima.IS« waib. Ortve by ._.. M0-2805 tMfr) n.111.A
from s:i1~ t pwta lem •Wk11oroaU1 ••khtv. rood, 8 yparil Clrclt, ma W. Cout Hwy NB, a•
IASTSIOI nta, wat rfalla, pond t •1'V6 ... evaO•b' IMolt SMOmo641-503J_ tbmcaU WommthortswHrShop ,.. •ESCORTS* Or.•t• c .... , "
MHrt. 957-8474 111 fa II Ntld to •• •l«tced aar wile ator. t'rom San 01 so f'r..,t Lew• 172.IOWll n("u l*e l or rent. AP· W•fr ... Hem1 Eutll. (ocatlon. Hlah
•e W tk>blnc.ll')' rm drlV1' urth C)tt U.atb to 2'l'1'7 ll1rbor prox '32 aq t\ N"w cpll, 6Jl•l400 volume. Est. ll 1"·
• a.I Cl ll\«1 •P•C'l'I Mrhddttl lh#n w~ I on C'-Olta .... CMS '840 pal.Qt • UahUo• •1•&em. •~~~~~~~~~ NB/CM &rel. 541 ...
• •hut. 1u rooktna, Wr FMideo to M•wlnd l"dutU U>/ 25.Wi ;
OllY $2 wet PhyalcaJ maNa&e by Uc'd maueur t ecllnlcla n We're
au bot water all Ir vui., tVl•~-=i :.1 · mo.~ rt.'"'°"9tsornee1pace a\ COCKTAIL.Ci. Npt Bch, •Adu.lt.t,nop.eta Roucnw/kltch n tt orQ3.21Jt ~bi.retell. excellent 13 1r le11e.
2 bdrm U.U • w 'II A up lndM dual om~ with ru· IOO .. 1000 h Jt. partnen apUt.
UDEld n i\\ ,C' M ___ Ml-f'I~ cepllool1t. aor retary, MESAVEJtDEl>R AIJ., 751-1400
~ 7ti0) blntlt-room for rent.~ «d•renc. room, xerox, PLAZA Rtl'ITAORANT/CKTl,.S
Qlmfurtable nt'w 2br , :Iba .._..__ Jl44 me>. On the• b a c h lunch room: ij&n Oleao 1625.._a Verde E.C.M. $80,000 mo, aeala 210,
Sell any Item or com·
biluillon of ltemt f« '7$ or IH I with • Peony
Jltncher Ad. J Unce tor 2 COllMC\ll1 ve cla ya. t:ac h
addlUonal line la 60< for
the 2 days C:ll.t.r1te 1l 1
No cornrne.rtlal adt. Inda. 11k, l\V ~t• 2Ull ~•••••••••••~••••• ID-US)ii atUPM fo'rwy1cct'llt4'i eoxJIQIUl'ti 14Ml2l dlvorce.$70,000down. WaJl1u.-.i, 1..: M !J.)7 l/Vun&&ln V•ll~y. Mo. lo Ag\. • 75H400 ~mu l br :a~ba Hrao!S Nt•w f'kar heat h 111 NU. $)bC) niu. rynlal tw1lnn1"1 al HAllOl ILYD. f or mort! informatlon
Woodbrld&C'!, MOOnu.1 2 Ptr mo s:'MOper mu. 714/963 64411 Qort20ll80 + olfice. 1450 and to place ~°"" ad call
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"60C.M. 92627, Box 4116. J lldrm. : l>11 1h •pl ur"11r1 JlJ ~-.1 _ '1l4·6Utrn)_ lMttl\Str~Offlc;.--1q.ft.tot.J.$495Permo . .,.,, ..
Adult•. MW p10 t 1a1 8kr 87~00 ........... 5010 &42 5671
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nrq>t.t-e & ~ (l1.1.1~1 ""° mu 67$~ ._.. .._ 41 so n.'Ol. 2u 1m -1001 ... h 1 1 1 11r"11 Aduht . no P"I• aee ... c 1rm nt I r 1 FANTASY LINE .. ..,,,, .... ..._\ "1.. ....... •••••••••••••••••••• ••• S. J. CAPISTRANO 600 ._ 3.21 to eater beauty Call tc find out, Mor F ...... ..-. ......... ,,,_. ( _,.A Ruth'a li6Cbom.e for1h11 n-·-2b'"· 9'J ,j __._ .... ,-.. 1·· lnl.l\C~ C'()ttUV, 2 br l .q.n.a-.. .... .• ~o."' ,,.~ ........... -........... __ •I 'l-8PM 558·2441
Nt'w 2 lJdru1, I balb bi&.tl.'M.ll.,pool adullt, •aod ~m l 11vt •nil ~c-o.Mt.......,, Miuion.87~1'16 •• wlfrpk . 11u Sml p .. uu ~Jbl!CJ ~~ ~=-Seeldng white widowed
$42:)/010 'l~~ 1_...__._ ll"~ '»••r•__,,_._ 4100 :/M --~ILVD SC'DIMLETS Nee looldng man, SO·SS, ....,....~• -..ii-"_._ "'--..... l2:IO sq rt commercial. ~-for l asllng com pi.
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STUNNING 1 .. rit' 2br 2ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• :/ .... ---17\hSl. CM 13'75. 546-3937 A MAR.KETPLACI!! ror ·~ERs ruomhlp financl•llY well Jarden •Pt ool, ,....,. u-ru.x11 lti bdnn a~ on Ot-pendabh: l..•• Vegaa ./ l>\ard'lllliA& Actnta and ~ft otf. lood job, enjoy lifl', II you are not awart' or ar-ea ~ 710 W llf1b St ocean near Vlctur lluio 1ehool 1earhtor" 10 yr uld Real Dilate office fOI' ule New S...bte1t1. Mumble -Probe HOl'lEST. home -type, the benefits ot worl"nfl
tw"'IY ~r•lt'd heated w1~h L.i i: lid • rc nti.I or rmt. So. Llsuna on Thi• b a MW DJ\lLV Pudgy.-t11m11y -I.lite dancing ft tr11vellnl(, I
OE.LUXE. IKl' 3 Ult, 21'1 ~ clev1ttor ,,~b4...rra· JuncJ)-AUS U Wrtto c/o Coa.st Hwy w/pa rltlng. PILOT ctusJncaUon 10 PLUMBER m a r ria g e m i nd e d , :fl:":iiit ;~tv:ur~e!
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patio, no~ purkanic $8U Mlll'Cla Stfilford, 3001 K 499-Zrll499-285'1. u t buyer and uller 1 had a feeling \hat my respond to PO. Box 2634, iocauon. We will be hap-
t(lr, r,l'tc.c o:c to 4:M~ Wyommg Ave,IHIYl,LH •CDMSUmS• 101•ther. Seoll your newsecmarywasn't go-lli.6tionVlejo,Ca92690 pytodlscu.u ll wlth you. pea mo )411 33tl!> Veau.Nev.~10. PnlltJujQWt 3dHk llpace For Leaae: RETAIL aurplus,oven toclltd or ~IDworkoutwben l • We•-loca•-"ln' .. e: t rm. apt ~block rrom -• SHOP 2640 Avon Sl no lon«« Medfd Items l d h .. r t o "all a WE GOOF ED LAST ..... Leu ..,
Nelw h2 UR ; 11~ .. bu Vlctor-liugo. S300 rno, V~R...t• 4250 (iutet Oll1ce11wlt1:.Plusb Newport8ch.932 sqn: orauoollftofuiy klnd 1 " fl th W EE K . w i-: All i:: w wn ousc, rp c, pvt UOlpa\d d4 99M ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Ul"t'OUO<ilna1 ln OIO CdM IO(ldexposure.558-1723 l"or mon lnlormallon or eervpi~ceman 1to d be SOR Ry ! Tll I S AD COLDWELL BANKl-.:lt
p•tio, encl aar. Ad Its . -·---llouse for rent, Big Dear charm, cent.rally located iopiaceyourad, call ·m musllc:BaE'R s e SHOU LO R E AD AS UUJLDfNG
S3llO. 6'S-4074 ___ Small 2 br, l h1t collage, Cl~ alps a; lloens furn. with beautlful large aun· 2 RmSW~. pvt baUi, new· c a PW · FQLLQWS: Suite #200 ull wood frplc: vard It""' 1 C ll ny 1n.mdeck,oceanaldeof lydecor.$32:5. '4Z.1611 ... _. "t e l 2333No.8roadw11y Ne w 2 br 2 ba apla . ' · ' n ""1Y pr cpi. " Cout Hwy. Will make 2 Rm Suite , pvt bath, between IAM and nn• you a .. u c 8 xy a Sant.aAna B•l co ny " frpl c . U SO mo . ulll incl aft.er 3 p.m.S.S-t989. great corp. omce. 560sq newlydecor.$2'15. 5:10Plll.1 Mood1y tbru a..t&Fomd 5300 trac woman? I'm u sue l714t8J•r. .. 10l
$395.rno. fJ45·6441 or 642-9401. . -n..Onl $385/ W ~yrar10W"adto1p-•• ·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.•.••.• ce aaf ul. handso m e _.. fW0.1645 >' mo. 55-Ali:B · 19th, C.M · pe1rt.be foOowtnl diy or 1, w/rnale, 40 rrs old . Call Free Parking
1 Dr whleck & view of cl S.-r & hater ltOGIAS lEALTY C..U Jack daye 642·0212; c:&U •-a.ul ud 12 meanyt.hne 848·5286 t--------•
Duplex 2 br, l ba, encl. ty. Walk t.o town&beach. & Y..WI.... 67S.2lt I eveeM&-22'77. nooo oa Saturday for 1---------prage. Mature adulta. $3.'50. mo. incl. utll. Avull . AVAJLAJfLE NOW. W 1tW 1...., 4500 Q&aday'ipubtiuUon. FOUND ADS lnLelllgenl, eMtl(etic at· A.cda
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Payable Clerk, cx-No"""•. $3lOmo. fMM·lOSS ~r;!!.2,t. 661·1161 or v 8 8 .., "'==========! tnruve ladyr...~3. seeks per., for construction co, .....-__,, rrly3 r, l rtcnaeh. •442-47SSq. f'l. No. Costa ••••••••••••••••••••••• -high caliber rvREVER NB a rea . C•ll Betty.
KIDS OK --JOHIS IEALTY, IK Mesa. ~5. Joel. uUI. lndusltlal 800 to J600 •q n Desk, clW.r. coU<'h" ofc. ARE FREE soulmate. Be refined, ~o ·•br. 2ba, pool. sm. mo. Stud.lo Apt, paneled, new· AaUorMikeor Bobby A/C. Tom.~2200• wl\b offices. Newport. furniture . Ui~271 l Call.· loyal, sharp. succes11ru1. ---------~ JOam-'1pm. l y d ecor a t ed , non · 673·6210 MS-2W.846-«903 -.2.1157. P.O. Box 57, L•guna -smoker , mature, pool, C• Exec S..... ---------1 Beach 921852 Adv~inl _
"325. Beaut.. brand new t $300mo.49'-001 Froa$200 pet'"'°· LAjacG~smq Pf!"_l1w~ .. i•lld·. 2 like new electronic cash 64~5'78 ' Jll SIClllTAIY br. frplc, laundry r m. Zbr t O WG BEAR Cabin. sips 14, ""·U __ ,. II l ~ ,,.,.,., n.. -·· r eglate ra $400 e a . Loody? Congeolal, Sin· Work. tn the exciting lmmed.occupy. new carpe · cun pool table. color TV, 2 .. u _., .. ,ces •v• 8 new bldg. A /C orrc. Grocery weilh 1cale $S0 ---------cere, Singles. U -74 to worldoladvert.lslng. Im· 'JSL Mgmt 00.9412 view w/covrd prk(. S.7 frplcs. 545-6916. COtil. Prime 0 C. loc•· fronta on Moulton. nr & flt> ea. carta $25 e., ., share aoclal activities. fDediate opening for an
---.1 mo. S.1U16, 499-3922 t.lon. Ad.I. t4 S.D. Frw)'. Lake Forest, leHe by compressor $150 pro Loll or Found' pet. CaJJ Call DeLoria,841~. ex~enced secretary.
Mlw rtleadl 316' BIG BEAR CABIN t7H>9M-2MO. owner.83$-1808. duce at.and '20" '40 ea. Ani mal Au i1lance ADIAMOHD DOLL Gooil typu\g •kills and
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-L£ 382 'poF 2 br. frplc, sips 8. Wk or l . NI· .. .r•,.......,7 J..eacue.53'1·2273,oofee. dlctapbon6 ... Aa11 l 0-_., ....................... wkend. <7l4l6"G·SS65. 500-l250 &Q f\. ook1ng over s..,. 4550 --"""-· _ _,..,....______ ... a:.x-. .... en
•••••••••••••••••••••• PAltJCHEWPORT Laguna. underg round ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.,to a.... 5025 LOST: Ena. Bulldo1 . *SSCORTS * wortdm< cond1t.~'> and
Hilltop Dana Point, 2 br, Ba c h e lo r ll , 1 or 2 llaw.U. No. shore Ka ul • parking , New ~arpet, WarehouseSpace.3SOO s9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wblt.e,80lbaw/tanmask ·~· beoelit.a includingdenlal
refn g. Ocean view deck. Bedrooms& Townhouses o" ocean nr Ha na lel drapes & paint., air cond. f\, $600/mo. Irvine. 12 Bilbo. Dana Pt. Reward OUTCALL OHL Y ~:S:•ip:.f~~.8~~:
Adul ts. n o pets. $325. FromS349.SO 2BR. 2ba condo. sips 6. ~Ul655'1·S8'10 dr, sprinklers, 20' cell ./NEED 49&-'10l50. t1onal Education. 440 1 419&-8813 Spectacular spa, total Tcnnls, golf ~ pool. Jwie NEWPORT BEACH 600 tngs. Avail 'UI August 15 LOST: PARROT. pink/· ___ M._C_. _V_IS_A ___ 1 81rch Street. Newport
------"" re cr eation pro"ra m ~19. S70 day incls. use or fl 3 blk l o c 642-1121 °ray. Mesa No rth. Be a "b. <N ... •r 0 .''. 38r 2 "R,verv clean1.~m ---' 1 1 •-' car 673-070laft6 PM sq • s O • • • " PREGNA NT ? Caring '" "' " med '"';ccup~ncy. ~so """''a program. poo..,, · · airport a cross from ._....W..ted 4600 ./MONEY ~~~dd.a9'7ys9. ·3107 eve, confldential c0unsellnJt & Airpo rt). Eq ual Op ~ ~land cowtsJ . 00· At F~~h81on Rttllds to S-. 4300 Sheratoo. $465 mo. Sharp ••••••••••••••••••••••. ~ merra1. Aborllon, adop portwuty Employer .:-r.=-------• .., . am rce • an••••••••••••••••••••••• upstairs front w /lge lllllllil.--------Zbr, 2ba. bllins, dshwshr Joaqwn Hills Road balcony pvt ba A/C Responsible, wo rk Ing Loet female Chihuahua tion & k.eepU1g. -------
oc:•ean vu. $32S mo. 24831 1714) 64,..1900 ROOMMATES t:12181rehSt. Suite 200 . w r It e r s ee k s o n c P u P P Y . v I c APCARE M7-256J AMwerittg Seniu
La P az.661 ll92. 1'\nre-H·Save K J t ts 754 700o bedroom ('Oltage In • Llater /Garlleld. 11 .B PWIOMlll S..-.lcn 5360 P BX operators for a
OCR ... .1 FIOuT ~ -:. nves men · Corona del Mar or Costa ,,... ..,,,,.. l"lepho nc "ns ... e r in "' . ~""" " Emo p I ' ~·., ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' u .... ,... mo. Bachelor. Water & 3br 2ba.w/offlce. Year All /more. ay ess. Ol''F1CE FOR RENT CM Mesa. Quietness .essen CRIDITHO ---------serv1(·e experienced or fl&'I pd. ly. ,:..;;;1c, gar, $l050.. W AC,gesk&Rt.1
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re11\yles. Nwpt lkb area, 400 sq n. Uat Write ClassU1ed Ad PIOILEM U~T: Golden Retrieve r MJ!:.TY noouw ! 11~~13 C1 vii wtll train. Full time or 492-4557 1S L Mgml 642-1603 e :hec e erences cpts, d.rpe, uUI pd. $200 11206. Daily Pilot, P.O. Dana Pt. area. Mule ....,..e or y r c .. nae. part time shifts avalJu. Cal 546-4212 mo. Preler lae. 548·3878. Box 1560. Costa Mesa .W& lrdTD to.. Has scar & shaven n l(hl OO 1116· blc . Da ys , a fternoon
Nlre2br,c&d,rcfnJl,stv WATEI C L. c:M 1 ~ 547·5402 s ho ulder. Re w a rd . E.xclllnic ENTEHTAI N· evenln&sor graveyard
dlbpl, d /w, enc tiar Yd. s.75 mo. yurly, cute Ut Mng ~penses • OF'FlCE apace available · · Arnqed b 86\-0268 T WI\ be ,), UI0.556-4314. 2Br. 00 petS. older pre· Sl\61e a nomc °' •P' el 1'18'15 Beach Blvd. Famlly ol 3 w/dog needs eo.ttt-~ .,.__, · 0 ~:,.~ner.b bis~etyra~d = wee::n~~T~w~~~ fen'e(J 673-8145 Hou--.Mates Unlmited near Talbert lJ"I Hunt· 2br , bouae w /garage, ruuuu gray/white Ulch Nice lbr, c&d , refrig Pooneet1 1nRoomm•I• lQlt.00 Beach. S50 per fmcedyrd.&frplc Mu. male bunny. V ic. Magician s ince 1965 35 -c'.required. any
atove. daspl, d /w. e nc. STEPS TO BEACH, 2 br, 1 me1ct11n9 s1nee 1911 month. Phone meaa~e $37S. By. ~l. Rent or lse. MONEY Buabard/lndiana poha. Magic and Comedy for ro. neflla avellablc. oar $250 556-4314 .......i 1 f eAluffld on TV 1ll0ws. -""''"" .,., .,..., """"""' ., .. s. .... u aJJ a oN. f'or In fo, call P\ease call Mon· Fri. _.. · ba, )IUUO, laundry, enc . 'Wnuen up1n f1~r""'•'·~ service $10 per mon • _..._.an,, ... me. __.,_eves; '" """"'• " f'•ablon Isla nd a re a ·. S375 640-S078 . ...., desk$5 m th.D It S.1 539-2444, 539·HU , fWi14•IHcla 314 aar. . . ,'urxr.., rHCJ"'.."1'fi1 Pilot o"rr1 c:.1 Ph:n ~ Prof man, ne~ds •Pl, -...wa .... Y SM-1312. 640-179} •••••••••••••••••••••• •·-B 2 b O/R 141832~ -•-·/~ N .. ,.... ll ~An FOUND : M e d s i --------Costa "e s a are a · . ..... ,.e 2 r, a, ' M2-43Zlext.276. u .. ~-·cco7~orpe . -~~ T__. s.aso ITT SilARP,buchl,2&3BR patio frplc & pooJ.Home tosttare.Nlce lou · --~ S he ph e r d w /le a s h .""""" .. 8'73-ll86 E.0 .E. frplc. dUlhwshr , garag Upttaint. No pets. S.15. llOn CDM. S250 mo, lal & Bayfront olOee, Newport, F.AST APPROVAL Mon~ Vlata/Del Ma r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
ft patios . No pe lll Ph 548-0019or6"-6710 tu t. Fem. preferred . park ln1 e tc . $37 5 . Prefer N.B. area. Rm w/ MH06S Le•v1ng for Minnesota APT MANAGER 9a).2J58 673-73:59 673-1<>03 !IOIDe kit priv & prkg. SSM to S250M . May lsl. need rider to t'or M units in Costa
I.JOO. L.rg l Br, new de· Male 60, no n-s mkr . SECUREBY2NDTD FOUND: Ma.le lnsh Set· share e.xpeMes Tammy Mesa. Exper'd couplt>
Townhou.se1 lovely, spac oor. gar. $425. Own/Agt M. or F. SHO. + IA! ulll. FULL SERVlCE SUITE. employed, neat & quiet ; ONntEJNCRf!ASED ter, Euc lid/ Warne r . 640-1'151 Husband mus t ha ve -4r bome.lise. 2 br wit 67s--0120or 645-S044 Noo•moker. plea.se, CM otface <J.SO sq.rt) avail home70%o1Ume.Call 10 -V~LUE OF YO U R F.V.53'7-Z3Uor6J6..2247 ---------maJ.ot. e.xr· Wire bkkpg ~lc!~t~:i~tr:~~~ !u Udo W•t.erfront area.~ a~~w~0f!z~n~[o PM·9AM. Sam. 548-'1S30 "c~'i:~ REWARD-For losl gold It"~= 1~)~1~42·5073 or f!llr:tg~. Swimming POOi 3 BR, 2 ba, adlta only. Femalela~e2 bdrm 2 b1 . Newport Center Dr .. Sitl or l Br apt w/palio, -watch. will Identify. al •••••••••••••••••••••••
Jocuzn.Tenmscourt11. ~ S775 mo lose. Bkr , Condo. firepla ce, pool. '200.644-449'l. $2:50 or lesa. CM area. NEWPORT PACIFIC Market Bukt l , N .8 . Sdlooh& AICHITICTU•AL ~~g~e~~~~fi~~J~f~ 631-11m. ~Ga~~4 ·8 0s o o r Al>Pf0x.400.,,.ll.C·2.130 54&-3UhJUPM. FUNDING m.1m ...._.._ 7005 ProildArcllitech
No peta. From $435, Plush new 3 Br. 2'h ba, £, 17Ul St:-"Sulte ·•M". •111111/l•-wnt/ Ucensed Broker LOST: Male dog, whl & ....................... JobC_...
S.awind VIiiage, 1SS5 :°'tA.>flnfs~::X,f;J~c~c;:.,~~ 8:8~+2ut'I~ ~f~~~· ~e~ ~.mo.Doyles.8·1168 .. ~!:'!.~............. t6s7~15o5s3s5c1o1FC15,1 ~~~. gs~~t! ~e~hAvv~.~ FREE ~t~tfi~~~ho:;~~~:
Huntmgton Vlllal(e Laoe 675-7002or640-7824. pref.645-~74 NEWOFFICF.s .,..,. .,. C.M.~aft SPM dNI~& advanced pro-11.B. ('114)~9961. In ,.,.....,.... Be h d·-sy••-m w on·e l __ ..., F ·--....-. ac • near O,, 1 hwlty 5005 T LOST s f al ESS .... """ "' n a· HEW An HOMES 3br, 2b a condo. L g., Udo l1lanuer ( ) to shr ~lbplt.J. Available .............................. ,..., 5015 : m em e puppy. R.E. L ON lion offera perma ncnL ~w Rlf.aTl .... G bright, rrplc, wash/dry ft home w/sgl or cpl for approa 6/1119. Second NEEDLECRAFT l Deicli Shep /Collle mix. Blk poslt6oal w/xlnl beoeClls
"" U'lll• " refrig tncld. Adulta only. 1wnmer mo.. April-Aug floor \Dllta 450 IQ ft or oe s ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/Bm. Vlc:TuaUn tc 17l.h. Prepare for Sta~ E.x1m .ti opportunilies for ud·
$475.645-731'1. Avail S·l. 15.673-2'136 up to 3350 sq ft 'at W $16.4:!0 • yr. Ideal for LO C.ll.MS.589l tn u little aa 27 bra., vancecnaK. Minimum J
Lu•ury 3 b r /2 b a --------~---------• aq.ft. For detail1 call lady. Excellent .rea . WEST scheduled at vour conve· yn.exPerfencetnType l ~OWi lntcnors. Incl 2 Brbayfrontapt, M/F, 20-2'1 yn old to ahr Kenv .. 1 ... t.,642-6200 owner movlna. All. W .... ...._ FOUND: M. Shlh-Tzu, nlence . Gua"rant••d •· •w HOSPITALS, COM·
W • f l $450moyrly. beaut.. townboule l.n Irv. ~lRe-•ty 7'1-1400 -er • ....... irl~· Vic. M.V. 3-27. ,..., • M E R C I A L • , 11.ove, p cs, f B Uo/ I ._.,~ .. tltT.D ....__ •-· State Accredited. Call prtva~ 2·car garages. 6'11-'1429 urn, own r. P• poo · Re119ter WANTED : 8 US . ·"-Nowforfreeleaon. RECRF.ATION. Ynklue noor plans. rent /jac. lrpk , aar. S200 mo. PARTNER for Fantutlc MT.D. "--fl'ouod; Huffy bicycle, CAUSIY a CO k •• 0,.•1• ing(rorn$495fmo. OCEANFRONT.Lge 4Br Iman.Ml-621Mor~ to.ta lleu prof. ofc. Jewelr7BusUleu!!!Wlll FalnltTennulacelNt owner Identify by alu l4&5So.CoutHlw~y O.L•owt•d
den. 3ba, 3 r::f~ct. F to lbare 2b lb 1 blk apace aYail. lo Calif. lit. malte money t De•lf na s.Mll' ....._Co. color • frame number! • .. un• Beech & Alaocl•a. & ~~00 eeS:~:OO ~~re ' . A It• ~J:05 ;T• ae:url ty. ~ J=~~i. '°.:c~~r.e ~! bN!:J:r::.cn~: 1_'4_Z._2_1_7_1 __ f~4_M __ 6_1_11 '/r.:.:.~~~oel. Cal ~!!!!~!4!t! .... !!!0!5!7!!!~!lj~7;;7;;j .. ~l;t\il;-;0;;1 ;;•;;;a;; .. ;';-'--
... .,a brand oew Hunt S.CI ••• 3176 · ten, cool. rm. + uU • famlllar wl•Uver-work, MOMIY AYAUILI --------= A8Wmbl)'Wa.rehouae ....................... Rmmate wanted, fem., Conyeaieat loc. DO E. metala, aem~~ou• ZNDTD AND l'ound: l Huffy Bicycle. ,,... W..te4. 7071 Sma.11 elenron.ic parts, ~ ~."~~:o Uw on beacblront.. 1 ts 2 bul ~ ;'coa;PI fuk° l?tb. St. C.M. M2.._ .am.. Call: ,.:r SWING LOANS. . =:r .~~:~ ~.k~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lit. iahlll. no experience
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_..1_0 PAltTS Bedme Fuhloo has open-Some per nenl posl· bu openings In clcricul t wy. · · school experience Apply INSURANCt-: G.O. SICY $900 lhal need love & 1·an· ~
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_..,_MAn w8tdrobe. profit, no de· portunlty fir local U · 754-6146btwn8-S. Pelican. Evenlnlt' hra . 3123 w. Mac Arthur pcrson,pleasantwork1nR bu.c;1nc.'!'!11 1s r<' IO<'ntmg to ~·~4 eves. h9·1J230
Mininntm 3 yrs. Jobbe Uvery. 832-4383. perience lf~u are new CLERlCAJ. Good Pay. 642·3431 or i~ Blvd Santa Ana . cond.~. oppty for trr11n111g N n. Xlnt oppty for an _'!YS. __
experience. Mu11t he well -------to the ar $3.29/hr. Coostal P~I person between 3 & ., & advancement 37'"1 hr div's w/ll sery exp Good 11 0 us.,; K f; E p E R .
.iroond " personable ....... /s.u.tory J::q u ul 0 ortun1ty Mon.·i'r l.. 2735 W DRAIMMEH! wk. $500 mo. to 11tart betll &prof11,.,11hanng. needed. mature hsekpr. Hard work & good pay Excillni;t challenge. part Employer . 'all 833 6227 AC)MICY Pacific C11l. Hwy .. Npl Top pay. medical In Call ~700 ask for An lCJO -.. r tumeCM area. 735·141H with wowing company. Ume to start. rull 1.Jme in or 833-6228, .5 weekdays tlas tots or Jobs nvall Bch. d.rea E.O.E Employer 1teta1ned Corona an 7PM Call ~6-2500 for 1n future. Sml rea co. nec<b lhruSunda w/many hnc, auper com· surance & paid vaca· Plc!lkcull ror uppt. tervi~appl. "Person f'Tlday", with pllliea and they're ull COUNTErt G I Rl.S , lions Must have own Ftshingreel&rod rcpair Marylllcklc A.iency HOUSEKl':f:PER/ LIV ,.;
1·3 yrs exp . W ork C~IUER·f111 time. ex fi"recl Sandwich •hOp.Monlhru truck. WHI train. Apply person. Will trnm P/T, 840-2920 NewSKJrtUch IN M/F. Beautiful Nu. Auto TrUUI. R & K man w/pre11• & d i rect o rs per. Must have basic 540-6055 Fri. 9am-4pm. C•ll for 1n '1wr1on to 1331 S . approx, 2S hr. wk Knldfl home. All modern convc·
Exper P ref. MUS f1 mtlble hrA. Nice area photo c er .Pho t o · ....._., 1 appt.MG-0670. Bnst.ol. Santa Ana. Ai.k ot f1shln.; tt.1r klc pref GllANDMA nJences. 2953 Ch(( Dr.
HAV E OWN TOOLS. CM.557·899~ jtnlphy U Wiled. lGlllro C.0..~'f Counte r -Cooking, Port for ~ren Stewart. C.M .. 642·1163. Pan Ume. <;hlld care for N.H. 548·4366 Also 11ent.1
548-2288 __,_ $1200 Oear h81v .a. ...,..,.1--..-larbor,C.M. Ume,Fulltlme.A~plym Drcopt•ry Ma nkufncturln"d FLORAL DESIGNER two7yrol<hf Refs rNfd. repUcs toBoic 455. Daily _,." ~'"" o c 675-4912. 751-0774 f've11 Pilot. f'.0 . Box 1.560 CM Babysltlu need ed t Xlnl oppt y . Good Neveracoslloyou penon.Gary'sOei 3309 w;tomwor room net' R Top W. ranl(<' o
babr s lt at my house. bencc">filll .. profit 1h11r c·~•1ERS DE. CoaJll Hwy.CdM. tnblcra. pleat m arker & Fioriat shop Salary de ~ n ~ ... T 92626::....;.. _____ _
Ref a 4' dependable. 1..... "'1~ (1011hed end operator pends oo qualifications v-n·~A· llOUSF.K,.:F.Pf-:R·S m nll
ft82.-0l8l ertes "<& 1~ CLERKS COUPLJo~ nec.'<led p/tlmc• ,.;xpcrlen ced o r will 89J..4SS2 SALES JOI NOW Convelcsccnt ffosp1te l
Employer Rf"talned UTQJCUMARll(JS Come work te mporery to run lar1tc family busl tr:un l!:xccll. work1nR OPEH Day llhift11 Will tra1t1
8aby11tt .. ·Occasiona l r1easecallfor 11ppl ~ " foracompany whocarc11 nct.SCall SJG.11100 r ondltao n s . t;xtra FRY COOK (;ooo PAY . t:ooo Sl~1llh•1•mployml'nt.~lnt
Days . tve n lnga MarylllcklcAl(ency about you. Immediate C1.111tomcr scrvlce.w/exp ~:n<-''1,1~· Beach Drn\>(·ry f'~xpcr fry cook. days. HOURS. GOOD CON hcnd1tio. /\p11ly nrk
wt.'eltenda. My ho me 0 ~2920 Newport Bch OpcninR,-. ~w . avollablc worlt-top pay. Call for llrly wagt•+proflt share. ScA rvi1cc. ,!,.600()..~" .. Mill kan fuJJ time, good !\lartinl( o I T I ONS . M AN V Sopmor. 1445 Superior.
YOUJ'a;.!itWJ>Ort llcil(hlx --for full d parl·tlmc an appointment. Mon/Fri. 5-!I. 549.~i045 vc, rv . .,.. ,,.,.,.. salary. Oppty for 11dvf1n l''HI NG F: IJ F;N I': F' ITS. N B
area . ....,.S82. llkkpr F/C. Contral·ting Ca.~hicrs 2nd & 3rd 557-0061 Or1vcrwnntcd; your vchi t't'ment Al)ply !14th Arl•o 1-'AST GHOW IN<i C'OM ----
Lovtna won an needed preferred. C.M. are a . 11h1ft!I. ~ experience ~Q~ ff ' Deliver. y, your vehicle. cle with m.'lur .. d<·ll vn Sq\Jadron. JUIOI A1rwuy, I'/\ NV p II 0 MOT f:S ll•JU."•'kl'<'pt'r. llve·in. Own
care 7or 1'achers prec. 548-5643. nercuar . we troin 0 lC e • papers lo earners. Xlnt ing papers lo c11rnn<1 C M. Btwn 2 5 PM F'ROM WITlllN THAIN HIH, ..:uocJ w/;-h1ldrl~.
I00/9mol khl dys my BOATS St.art at per hour • ad· 0 OVe r l 0 ad p II r l t I me Inc om c Xlnl part-lime income• S5*J.,JJm0 f 0 ll T 0 I' "x p ,. r r> re l' r r C'
tun..586-SlV'I p-U11-S..Creft vanccme opportunity We11 tm1n!ller. Hunt Wcstmln:it cr. H unt M A N A <i .. : M t-: N T H4ri fl64fl Mon & TUl'' ~ formanaltmenlposltlon Beac h . Santa Ana Beach, S anta /\n:i G/\HOENl-:H Full t1m<· s TA II Ts ··IM . only. Babyaltter compelen woman wlO car to sl wtth a 6 yr. td bny from
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forStockroomclel'k qualified. or Interview Clerk-typist . b1411y C.M. 54-5-8428 · 545-M.28 pC'rson Nt!wportc·r Inn K E y tJ o A R o IMMB>IATE
On I Y ex Per le n c-<' d go to klO 18, Monday office. Requires detailed OF.l IV"'RV/S/\LES llotcl. 1107 Ju mho r C\' t: x p Jo: It 1 f: N (' ,.; PARTTIME
ptt110ru1el who Lake pn de Oam·lpm· penoo Olllinl(. lnvolcC's, , • ,., ORIVP:IM \1H·t1mc, .:nod 1\11 N.ij. Sec Lendsy HELPFUL WI'; 11/\VJo: !MPLOYMEMT
lnquaJJlywork necdup· 13752 ..... AngclesSt ntlllg,50w1lm&ten key, Telcphonl' 1rn!c!I. xl.nt dr1vlnR roco rd. llJ & ~wn93 F;OK OUR OWN THAINING -SANCl.EM1':Nn:
ply. S BalOl.iln Park good bcnefl,ts . Call r!>50• studcnhts, Sr citg~~,· ovl·r. 2431 W. C11t llwy, c,·L'"'L OFC'TRAINt-:f: PROORAM PUT ON RY The OAll.Y PILOT l:i
33015.Suun, A 121 9620033 Vkk1e631-0700 .., per r, poss . N R. .. .. ~ Til1'; COUNTllY'S TOI' ron.'IO!utalma a :.ubslan· '!9c~~~ ~ru"~;10~~: 751 1343 F.quaJ rF.mploytr CLERK TYPIST FlAll or :;~·~~1 ioam 4pm, •DtllVER• :~~:;~ Y~:1:~7t11~r;·o ~~;:1' o R GAN cs ALLI. Jo: !f. t1111 purt of its d1stribu·
d H ~ S h IAAMlll!..RaEI rt I 40/20 h s die! acnl otr dlllll'I< inc·ld PEOPI. E /\ /\ tJon into paper routt'3 re· weetten . u 'c oo """" ......-----pa ·t me , r • Oell ver(i P t'r son -F.xpond1nl( ro. look1n11 .. 0 N C 1-: I-' 0 It qu1r1ng uftt>rnoo11 dt• s tud e n t . O w Xlnt oppt'y for reUable CH!UFFIUR IM7·9622bfr5PM =n• bl"' Individual for pt'oplc w1ll1n!( to typml( & l'h t'01llui1s w i INTF:llVI Jo:W OIWAN la vn y hy motori iwcl tr .... •....-•Uon ..... r. l'""' t 11 t rt Ji' r den' f L • b d ...,.. "' k N t Good ru•tomt·rs l'e·rm 11011 N _,...,.... -.,.., .• "'7\1, ma ure lie ·•.a er. ~•I'· ~I , o '" BIC' for land plannlnr. wor co agpenr " EX<.: II AN(; 1-_;. s TA ll'a"8""rtllllon. _ _..;..;__ _____ -1 I I · I kl f I"' l" c Sh<'llcy. :rm·2333 "" 1m Babysitter ac c oun ta paya > <'. rompany11 oo ng or a COLLECTOR farm In Npt. nrh. 1-'ul i .. vin.trl'c vcr '" o. NUNN714/flAG7302 •l,1bcrul income o l Maiurebab)'ll~orwant payroll, full time. CM profe111lfoul cha uffeur time $3.~0hr . 714 / vchlclcii . $2.90 pt·r Qlhf (.;opyin1o1 l'ro<1uct11 lowunrt.'plu:1bonw1plon
t1d Part Um . Mes area.549-2238 te\ldJng)iOrnngeCoun· PoftlUonavallableln our 7~. hr+lncenllves. Co ll cn:Nf:llAI. Oi''f'ICt-;, GROOMER •Short workinR hours t7
V......_ J86 ty. Mu•! bove xlnl rt" Costa Men o ffice. Mark 751·2686 Pl time Le11nl offit•r·, cou rluys per Wl'i'kl __,area. · Bookkeeper, run charKo. rcrencet& knowledge of Mmimum one year ex· OEl.JVERY I( you nd o --·--11t h '1117 11~ Animal llO!lpital. • "'· •F;xrollt'Tll p11rtt1mc In Babysltt.er need apx experl~ed Ill sml bus l LA & Ora nge County pcricnce Finance com· decnl pay PIT Job S4·S6 DllVEtt wHh car L.a.iun:.i_ 'Ul' · cxpenenccd in 1111 breed Mme
dYlwk.f«l81b&3y nesa,full orP/T,642·767l area. Aease cell Ms. panyexPe.rtencehelpful. hr+evaS-9pm,Mst have DchverLATimel'. 3·30 Gent>r'ol offlre. Mt1lur(' cllppin~ S nlllr)' t Po r dctaib r ontart o6d.~ -s Crawf~ (213) 823·4253 Salary based on ex· owntmap531-0811 lo6 AM. 7 days, S325 per self st11r11•r, pll'il 'lunt _!)Cl't'cnta.cl· 673·l~--... ostcr Ouellet •100-6800 ---------1 BOOKKEEPER'S A • 'or'-'o .... wno•·s Mon· I II mo+ .... -... 8928422 I hon I !1 3 AM 7PM SISTANT F I b I ,, llU' "' ... pf"rlen ce. Cal 81 ~1 18 r LA "'"'-· • lc('P e vo1rt•. y~11n~ GU·RDS belwel•n • 0 . . ~~·~t;rw:':~ ~~. F.V .• AR e~'pc~~ win l<'ri. WaUdns mo54M200. 'T1m'!':"1~v~B &0rc M DllVB/Pforist 50 wpm Mnn Jo'ri Call """Ir p/U:c All urf!as. M·Jo' ----
SG-1V13aft.er5 train on c:oroputtr. Must Olurch Jluraery ·Allen· Penn/p·t. SJ:S0/$400/mo: Fcmaleprc/. '. JcrryS3t Oflll!ltt1 fi UnHorm1 furn111h l'd INSURAN<.:ESl-:CTY
lype, non·amoker. ~ood dent forSUn. a.m. & p.m . COl.O R M ATC H ER· fJ46.,51M4 Wiii train for dcal.cnlog. 0 ENE RA L 0 ~·fl' I 'to; Ag~ 21 or o9f'r Rt•Ured P1•n10nallines
Blnkln(_ __ . __ bmeflta. 964-1781 Ot!Uy & We 4. ere a C . M . exper1 color matcbera to DENTAL ASST P/tlme 1 P/lime. Must ~ 18 ph Typlnll !15wpm f1hn.i. welcome. No experience 1213) 436-9837 TB.Lal BOOKKEEPING Me-'1787 WOft an ou.r new coallnl(a • • 963-0739 telephone. ct<' f'o11t11on nee. Appl)' Universal ---
Part tlmeftl hta tletur· feclllty loc•ted In Irvine to 2 days per wk, •tart lidund I0<'11tlon ••or t•on rrotf"ctloo Service. 1226 Insurance Cos to Meaa
daJ It ov.r 8°'1Ut<:OH Start$ I OK Yr. CtJ1t4SIAED 3 to 5 yrs exper ln all now. HB. 962·5545. DaJVllS fldcnU11I sntf.'rvlcw «oll w SlhSU'eet. Sontu Ana. Agency. Your opportuni·
Plaza branch. IH Allio General Ofnee ~ types of Ind coallnas . DENTAL ASSISTANT Mr Arm11tron.i. fl.44 5800. Interviews hour:s 9·12 & t y to w o rk for a n
call lblpb K • a NEU.' N"'ONBlnc. lllU(IJISIN" min w11e to 1tart f7.00 F.a-'d ref•lrallon de· Men or women 25 yrs or Avco F1n11ncla l ~nilcea 1~ Mon thru Fri. est.abllshed a1eency offer 54CM088 mi Bn I St " <:J Nrl g hr. w 7" Int r r I n g e 11~·. :J ·• aauna ore. oldtr. Know th" ron!lt 1-:.0 F.. mH P"rmnncncy without ~ . JeeGS Harbor I.SA II .,.,., .... I k benefits Contact Mllle n ou :;o .. cltlee. Net S180 a wttk or lfo1r cutler w/followlng. the U.'luul aunt'Y prt! =:a~a:nly du Hl·ll74 ~ .~·~a:.:r,e:.it McNat.11.ht.on Deft, Inc. •tell mo1fe. ~~t~n1teJ0~N General Om r.-• llt" l}'P· Paya up to 70',"{1, Jlarhor s11urc. Top 1n1l11ry for
Cost• lleu Br ch. Booll~r/ReceptJonlat our Claulrled Advertla· 541M18l1. Dental Aaalstant /Recep. Ve ow -• 17 • 11\/C & bookk1•rpin1<. Call •rt'•. 042·5387. qualified Jl&l. Mu11t have
P l e call 0 1 ..a..1 fl roll bk tna de ... • .. meot for ln· PANION LI 1 t1onht wanted for youna Herrmann. 1-'ountaln Newport Floor Covf"rlnJl u perlencc in com · W~ at 5* r ~bM~'iiJ~ Eoa. ii tide l~phone u Jea. COii -ve· n, Qironadel Mer practice. Valley. <No of Slater for67S.16361nte rvlew. HAIR DltE&51m w/cllen· rnerclal "personal llnc11.
Harbor Blvd.Coll.I Solo. Gooa worklna con· CJualried or telephone non:!~r·J:t[~ Experience prefe rred. ~1~~ Newh ope & General machrnlst. some ~c!rnsJ.~17;0 10"· 6426500&546-~ -L dlllon1/beoeflta. H OO u lu eltperlence tv, _,. Full Ume. Salary open. mold or die u perlt:nce INSUIAMCECO. ::UO::.:;:"'eo!.~ mo.-.m1.Tad. ~REMENTS =:._ CUITOMR m."41 help(ulJ.C.11631-0280 ~.:li~~'Jr;!: ~~ke delil"f'JI matUttl. dcpen·
Branch. Pleaae I INCLUDE: --'-""is-Y Dmlal IAIMUPTOSHO Compatible friendly at dabln lndlv du111 for
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IAI Brie t. ~-b&e aoundnee. NrAd•m•• Jwllltop•fortopnoteh No ex.pr. necessary. We ST Hep wanted for clu ntna 75UM5 C':ll.•~ ACCTlllC CL•K --.--ak1a vol lrookburat In Hunt· dental ... lalanl • *t1I wtllualft1ou. UCB'TIOHI O>. ttn OAM·3PM Mu11t -1flll.;..ur;..;_onc:-•-----=~&::m Flu.. r.:· la cash r• ==perJ..aul4;. ~Beach. Call tAM recollo~lll . Xlnl SAIL ft.AIMii own tran1 porutlon. Sc c re tar Y r 0 r 11 _.._ ~-' •.-w eomeacct1e1p. S.larJ commenaurate to4PM.-...a e..fb.111 LMI. llALISTATI Wlllln1 to train brlghll 183-lMl/~~. .._.,cral(r llfo lnsuranrl'
-""'c.lliiP glo • .:=: ---+ ...,. •WTAL AlllST. * SCHOOL ni··~,.'! /':'''~·::. Ho<tl.S .. allendont 10 ;..11n COM. "'" or -... -IW..!•!Doll!!!l!.!•'.:.;CJa&a!!.!.U..1 l'ridaJ. ......._~T10U~ ~ ReapoHlble 1111turt c.1671-4190 dlmenilon te le phone ctun women• spa at !!!'·C..11 67G·M44. __
lime la -co1t1 ... •AIDIMS :. .... WUl to be . 1 :, rc:-lnf;.:r:.':~r.°'s •11t.em. Position ali«> In private club. l'art tlme i---------..... llOllM=• ~Id for ro&ar effort! ctl; """· Cill Pein Electricl1n . Electrical eludes fUln~ and various ~n~•ll for uu JANITORIAL HUii ~!!';. laten6ew. ...U. contra~ In C.M. area dutJfljl, UIJ l lyplna. lo· . 645-X ~. L I t e c I • • " l • t
Cdm ........ -..-.... look.Int for quaUfltdl ••· t.ervlewlnluam lpm ~3pw:,"l;/;?y HOT& ••H/ wbdt. ..,a.1 ,...it.m •UllNlllMIN DIMJALAllllTAMT areulo electric '°• North American Cor· ,,_.DetllClertl ~~:.!!~:!:.~--4"'°' ... -OR\11'•• COAST Cottt•ot tit• DAILV Cb1lrwlcl• "li°'A. &•· ~."T.s to~r~rc:P~,~~:. ,.pondence ScbOOI, ..01 Expr'd w/NCR 42CIO. Ap. i~~ ! o ;';:.CT.'1i
-••11 "PILOT PILOT tor.....,,....... ...-..1aa ~I °' f___... le••• contact Bird 8trtet. Newport plJ In penoa It Hunt·L:z::;.. ___ ~ "T' ~ '919,.. • ..-, bedlolftce.1;1\• 1176 a.;; Ballard E~ctrieal BHc h . t NHr O .C lftclon Beach Inn. 2111.J C•lll•'e&.m .o.ita.,.. re~ulre"'efttl for =~~ aru . ~.UMl7J. Airport). Ei,uat Op· .,:P::,:a~c&;::,:fl:!;.c,:::CO..:::.;t1:;.IW::;Y!,;·~·:..:IB:.:.·-1·------:-:----_~;:l me .. ~~.,.· ....____., luu•:.•..: J:!l.tlHt EL & CT R I C I A N • unit P!m er. Hatti , D p JAMIT01
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_. ,~ Wa1. Suu Ana ~ lt.ath. Moc»&. • Tow Truck Orlvert, 21 & ASHER DRYER SALE rrao Mllktl. •~Y n .. Inn at W•9"4_..fet..: Opanl11 S... Ill M•wpart .._. E•f,j~ nol DttHHry but IMlph"We wlll over. £xp'ddrtver1only. Oeluu multl·cyclc
• • .,..._. ·~ lA•u.n1. llt Cout Nodfll Mal•• J".,m•I• Now lntervaewlnf(: . tra n. l'rin1e benefit•. C1U today! Mlor s.tn ~H.SU. model a . Completely .....,,~.,.,....., 11-.,t.arunaBur h If your hre hu 'WAITRESSESM /f manaier. ntblt, refinUhedf. 1 yr. Klllli''d6trauw.i~f'd _, character. 11 hltih Travel 1u1nnh:e. De Iver y .
"-di .,... 'Work l'alt MAIDS f-'OOn cw toolla lllto lht• I AARMA!DS M/F llLL YATES, I~ Experienced Travel Yourcholce bllea. Sale aft«• JO l'M TM 1*18 L'-' __ ....... r ti t ... rl rwtl(l door Call for an I OUSP ERSON Agent wanted for N R ends •·3. So. Cout Ap· -..... pm.......... u im... ... BRO L 'f> M ""'N f'RY COOKS 493-4111 11-.. IOO travel a0 ency. Muat be a S>Uance537·2SU l.albie tn•thlnU.t, f.alW'r al.opartUmt 64.2 llOlO 11ppolntmttnt for 11 ./ I E, a;. I -,. p T k ih -p!"nll)nal IJi~rvlf"• You /KJTCH ~N UTILITIES warm outaolng person 1 wor 11!• a M M~ wantrd I daya a could bt> mod.,1tn11 .. Inte rested In outside _.._ 1015
tPM. Mon ·frl Mr ~ St.tlrMfl Motel earl!. H next wrt•k 1 So Sa1e1 SECR ETA .. for pvt ~for pleaaure &com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Uw1~ fM-4192 don l helltalt. 1·111 n11w, •MANAGEMENTTRAlNEES Shoe 111le~an: Looltln~ ctub, temp• April 2nd me r c ial accounl a .i--.------•
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Pfrnia.hll ktW'J ----LIQUOR CLERK t'ul l
Uft'lt' nl&"ll. Mat~. u ,.rtenced Apply In .-non M W 19th St
Colt.tM•a ---UVi: IN/CHILO <:AKI-:. Boys '7 & lO. LL llllk. l'vt rm 6 blh Ideal for 1tu
deftt or 1randma Nr bull4s 7S&-li45 ----LOOKING f'OR RIGJI
PERSON One girl orrc
..at, mature. 1tood oo t.eklPhone lite bookk pl(.
(ypfo1,. SUbcontract in~ rmn. Good opportunity Permanent pos1Uon. Cull
aft.er tam: 631·3627.
llip for C&rrulauon 0111 lllSW UilhSI , NU ~arance Ir mu•l have Lawolhce. . to..n W*-J Y.:~ ~I~~·~:{! r ~r.': :~ MoM Manecttr f.•P cJ level ol eneru & be MI044 T Sh irt •,alea, Oranl(e CONSIONMKNTS
bmtotlta wlude aroup ln ~·lfo i.n man1111e. bun ,. f 1 t 1 t a e t o 11 l e P u P lo County. Salary + com· STOCK LJQUIDATIONS
'"raor ... d~nt•I ratrt' dablf', Zbr •Pl no .~l011M,-~?.!.aot'fOJ~"~ IEClf'TIOHIST manafement.Toppay& SICTIY/lfriFriday lnl8lllon.'170-6022 Lovely bdrm sets. e'-" .. r-.., .. "01..., "'"" '"" " ANtMALHOSP exc• lent compan y Start 1m11d. Salary TYPIST armolrn, French bdrm new modt>I ('Oftlpany t ar fWU "'' v•.r -t•lnm~nt (or Prl Vile " ~ F.xper. mature FIT jn benefit& t-'or Interview commenawte w/expr 11et. chinas, table. " wilh Jl"t'Mlflal ""'e vara Cluh 1111 675·41090 eluding weeke nds & call Mr. Wasserman New Cc>suMesa based For Fa4h Isl land plan· chra, playpen couch, ::S·c~I ~;!· l)ellJjlOU UMll( EXJRlr between3 _ep_m___ everuJ\1(8 M4·5463 ~ f\rm.646-Tlwkdys. n1ng /~n v1ro nm ent al glass top coffee tbls. lllUfl IW arch firm Xlnl work'.: PLUS Imported Chinese flltabUab~hcaJ•forihia aouchl by Hollywood PAIT TIME Rf!CJo:PTIONIST·part· Sales • Secur1t: Officer . a~p &lwonf.Taplyp han d c r aft art. PllfttUOOUi~tol320per mov1etlrm $20-l200per t.unc.lntludesweekends FIMIE JIEWELIY £xpenenct.Fulltime2 tng, spelling & editing furn it ure, also
wult baud on t' a day pcn1 Looking for EVENINGS waterfront loc 644·0126 DE8'T llhllts. 7 • 1. to 3 30 p.m skills rt:qd. Word pro· refrigerators .
pcont-ntt. plus bMu•t't out((Olno 18 70 yr olde ...,-'• 3 30 lo l midnight cess1111 exp helpful Sal DON'T MISS Mullmwn reqwrcml'nb. I • b k Multa With outttandln11. lte<'ept1onist. N 8 . boat 1HE IRO •DW "'Y PerrnllJ)91"""" u c II romm I c.--d att~e 18, itood drlvlllg waol n.: to rea Into ~ business. PT now A A ..-1 on. a w exper . .x:n re·
nd II • mov1n (714) SM 0120. attractive pcr1onllhllt!8 •um mer •nrlude1> .... EW8"RT 5'9-3281 au:: sume lo Judie Steiner. THIS ONE!! "" 1 ""1 in1n~d 1.-0 ext 94 VIDP.O CASTING Who enjoy working with " ' " .--:MO Newport Ctr Dr, Ste work ~•th boy11 amd 11rl1 S .. 'RVJC... I i •th kk1' Ovt'r 21. Start at week-ends Call 645· 7100 111t "'CH Stt'y cxatl. orp0rtun1ty 215 NB CA 92660 ""t'd 10 lO 18. llours are • "' ""· now n ~ ior .sh!6!f &lr Assume · · ....., yurl $3 ~ J>tlr hour Phone RECEl'TIOHIST llA.M to 9PM W'-<tkduy• 6•2·4321 1-:xl 250 . Mature pe r son ex · eventua 11anagem enl Typist/OfcA1tl1t.
with c;ptlonal SalUl'day 8 .. 'TWE&;'N •:OO·S·OO CLERK/TYPIST penenceprcrcrred. Ufe lns. b•eraae dept. f•n•l. a"" a'" l l ,.. N SL'" c. ., Costa Mesa. ,..ull or Call Mary Metzn er ,_ plwih rr•ce "'nr o c .... ,,ur L-. YPlS r"· overtime. ol JU l l N.A.CERT.CLAS w l'M. ..,..,. m , qul r "'d by N"wporl d lJ b l /l me cc.7 "961 D...o.1212ext. ~-· -··'""'rt ........ ""'n"e not " " oowspaper e vny. u StartinR soon . x lnl. Allcfor....._a P 1 ·oN -v ...,. .... ...., •• ...., " , Beach Co. In very in·
tolaJ munniwmenl o( a benefit&. Stable employ Equal OpportunJly RICEl'TtOHIST necesun will t rain. ~rcsllnJt tine of work
dertood dl.~tnct or sub· ment Appl y Park E loi SuJes Typing &\{eneral oHi ce J ob Involves gen 'I scrlbt.-rs, young indepcn· s up er Io r. 1 4 4 5 mp oy_e_r___ Needed im mediately c•tHIER machinUkills alon1i: clen cal work and some
dent dJ11tnbulor11. promo-Superlor.N.U. 642·2410 PJIX An1111ervlrc. lmmt.>d J..ileomcework, typing. ,,_ wtpleoslit personality bookJrncplng. Good work
Uon. service and collec· open.in&s to work van1.'(j NEILL NEON. Inc. P/Umf'weekcnds reqwrcd.Salary com· lnR condition s & In
Uons. NURSFSAIDF.all shlfll. hrs & wkends . Pd vuc. l684.2 S llarbor81.SA CARRY-OUTS mcnsurat w /qual1Clca· pleasant waterfront or
SAVE SAVE SAVE
We honor BofA, M C,
Cashier 's C hec ks &
Cash. NO PF.RSONAL CHJ-:CKS P LEASE!
lo'ood available. ltem11 subject to pr'-'Hle.
MASTlllS AUCTION
~S'ilJ Newport Blvd CM
833-11625 646-8686 Apply330W. BaySl . & Relier RN. Newport med ln11 & pd training. 531-3374 f'/llme. Monday lhru lions. CJt laCl Mu . lice. £end resume & Lot AUendanl must be Ill. Costa Mesa, Mon f'rl Con valescent • 1555 m •>64S-2550. --------Friday llosak.83:1166 llalary reqwremcnt11 to ----'-------1-0-2-0-Fu 11 & Par l t 1 m c 9·1 lAM : 2·5PM Superior Ave, Npt Och. llCB'TIOHIST CASH RECEIPTS/ TYPIST. p O Box 77!>4, -r-·
5-0031. AllkforJlarrySeeley PIJCOPH. Wffkends only. Yacht Eal( ServSta l'->needed1m N l u h c ••••••••••••••••••••••• AlTl'OMOTlV E Carculation Department NURSE AJDES . 7 to 3 & Oper 's for t e lephone salesolflce. Lido VIilage. ACCTRfC CL.,ft h med. F\llltr pit. Appl; ~por cac ' 3 SCHWlNNVARSITY
Lo™...... EqualOpplyEmplyr 11 t o 7· Expcr. or anawering servlce.Must .Musllype&begoodwlth F/time Expor in cas 990ECst~y.N8. lO.speedblke$SO ,." -----certUled. $3.25 to $4.00. ...... bl •~ k .. ,. 675 8711 re<'t"lpt.'i, & acctg. 10-Key --------Warters Exnonunc~"' On· ._ ........ Over 18 years old. Ex· MANDARIN CHJNESE Meu Verde Conv. Hoep. ""' a e "" wor some puuuc. • • · abUJty ls a must. Se w 1 n g M ac h 1 n e ly part li~ "' '""' ,..........,.
perienced . Mual huve COOK.w/atlea11t2yrex· 651CenterSt.C.M. weekends . Typing 35 R""'"'EPTIONIST FLORIST Oper ato• no oper . ' ...... ,..,.., Ml•FM*ri9hl025 •-h k w wpm re q u 1 r ed E x · ""'-' h .,... '""" ~ own t ransportation .. per. S750mo. '° r w . . pen ence prefe rred or Phone exper required. P/llnw MU1il have exp In necessary S3 00 r . to --- -••-••••••••••••••••••• valid Calif. driver s II. J's Golden Dragon. Nursmi:5_._ .._.UISE will train. Many com· l y p Ing 5 5 wpm Ooraldcsign start. La !arl'l'i 1..ort . 711 Waitr~/Counler l(lrl for Lumbe r 8 oJO • 12·
llrense. Apply In person Inc. 20Z3 Harbor Blvd.. llCM~ '""'_,." +caJculalor. Small firm W nth ~ Bldg B·lO. On~inal Pina. gd pay. beami.. Make offe r .
t0Mr Harvey C.M m•>S.2·7162 Super visor 7·3:30. Im· ~~_!>eunclatsd t-y~~latritme e w 1 g 0 0 d gr 0 wt h Ir you hke planll'I & pro C M aPl>!y 10 ~"'°", Ra}~a ~7673 IOY CAIYH mac 41 beds. Country or ,....• me. 8 "'" r· possibilities for right pl" Uus is your oppty to . Blvd. NH t:ornH or 22nd --IOLLS IOYCE MAHICUllST Oub Conv Home. 20362 noon·even1ng s hifts peraon. Costa Mesa ~. . Sewmg St c-re & U.OJ1mboree Roud Neut appearance. fu ll Santa Ana Ave., C.M avallal»4 Please <':Ill Pleasecall642·1593 work in a unique r etull 1'-:TSV IOSS NEF.OS - - - - -... ,..,.. 1010
NEWPORT RF:ACll umc for busy salon m 54:9-3061 Mon. thru Jo'ri. MJ.4230 nursery r1e3sl' iP,PI~. in HELP' rrtou can sew. Wai1.ra-.es Apply Slavroi. •••••••••••••••••••••••
----N.B. Richard Ouellette _,..1 ... .:sr E.O.E ___ RECEPTJ ON I ST -pen.on.Mon ayl u ri thls maytHoryou.Tue1> Restaurant 5930 W Ulmm F'2H new Nikon ---------i SaJon. 200 Newport Ctr ~ -Petttioft T.ch CosmetologJ bkgd. Pror day. lhru ~~kk 1'5 f'lag Coast Hw~fl Al. $250. Metz 403 W/ex
MACHINISHOP Or.N.8 . Weareseeklnft,a respon Newport Beach ar ea atltude. A v for nghl ROGf:R'SGAIDEHS Shop. Wanted Expn1t>ntl!d tru $135 Ory Munl
TIAJMIEE MARINl-:SALES ~J:d:esaln~:~'t::n:'~ want l + yrs of exp m ~CJo"ull or p/lime 230I SanJoa~wn Shlppin~Clrk ·fullt1me sewing ma c hine PrelsS120orbslolr.ev
Top RATES WOARREOHEOKUDS~.MKA/ N genl olc work. llUng to P~lonplAd1min. Sltr~ng appt~~rt. Call for Hills Hoa pos it1on1a1v1 a51~6 0rGo08r ~rat.or J~n1Jttlee nt><'d
0
rlke 961!:~--
&
c. train a reliable lndiv. m&uo a w isome ypmg -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.1 CdM ri40 5944 trainee a .. "4nvas·u.,..., i. · ry 111 C4lh IOlS
Ptulblll'l Marine. a fast Hrs Sun + 2 eveninRs reqd. Must be able lo • OelweenS.2am Must speak t:ngU&h Call •••••••••••••••••••••••
BENEFITS
i<rowinl( m arine ac "-1y 111n per• Mon lhru work Independe ntly . R . . Bev 645-6060 , N 1$ IUI ESE l"eSSOn es co. has an xlnt f{.T.'between .,10am·5pm. Salary commensurate ton st S ALES F /T , ramera SHlPPllGCLERK M Job oppty for .. career Edwards Interior, 3069 whtblUly " exper. Call ecep I I 11ales person. Must have Exper heltul. Responsl· WANTED DRIYH Male kitten. 3 mos. S200
.. Ca ... • Lit• Corp
711W.17th St.
minded pf'rson. Mu11t BrislOISt,C.M. Ter ry for Inte rview. prev. rumt•ra :1tore cx ble full-line pos1t1on SUNDAY OHLY 2~2
h11vc mannc hardwurc 6"·7540. '"•/Mew_.. per. & i<ood knowledge of w/small ~gess1ve co To d I oa tu Pilot ------
II ,._.. • prof t"'':t.' . Photograph~ S3 50 hr CJI 645-3632 for e ivt>r 1 ' OOllJI 1040 ex~r. H quullfied ca Office Promotion ..-.E PERSO.... ltoeh Area -.. bwldles to carner:i Re ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 142 4lj()(} irs;vr.. " UnHm1lc • 1688'J IJeac appt. qwres van or larl(c ~ta· . 9 People needed for P/T Exet:uUve needs P /tlme Blvd.II H. lion waJ{on and a Rood Min. Schnautier . bl~ HUILOINU ,.. II
C~"'TA M,.;sA
714/645 lSOI
MAT,.;RIAL HANDLING wmporary orrtce promo· associate in wholc•sule fJ .......... Rd/ --------Shoe Sales dnving record f'hon(• ma les.' 10 wks, A KC.
PartsStockperson t1on work for Sheraton s ... pply.l''ullycapltalized tii4acArtfMrllvdJ Salt>sg1rl net•d('d for Xlnl JOb oi>ty Exppers 642.4321 and ask fur s h o t s. 1 ·528 ·310~.
Expt-ncnce dcinred not Newport Hotel. $3·$8 per Mr Hall.842-l~ Saturday/Sunday!! only Xlnl ear6ngs + top Harry Seeley or Don l.fr7HIUl2,
required. Will train. hour. No exper nee -------verr. Ute typlnR duties $325 hr Apply 557 W bcnf. Grorth OtJPlY is Wilbums •--DOG-----... 1 .... -.... -G--
Must pass c·ompany flours avail: 9·1. 1·5 & 2posiUons for hard work· Position requires speed 19th St . CM or <'all here Chlkten's bootery. Q •-".,.
MACHINIST physical including back S.9. Ask for Miss Layton, Ing young men who have ot 40wpm. $3.75 per hour. 646-5210, 645--0728 for ad· N.8. Mr Mler 64-4·2464. OP~R¥C~ITV ~IJllJ~~~~«!.class.,
MILLHAND •·ray._lrvlnc. ~0·7639. front desk, mornings on· boating kno wledge Hours are 8AM ·5PM dillonalmform1ttJon. Special •;,dlscounl lo EMPLOYER uo ..,...,...........,...
For proto.type machine a-: O E. ly. Pieaae do not r,hone. Should be famlliur wilh Monday thru F\"iday with SALES RuJ FAlatl School. Call ll\llt have •ood home, 4 ~In the Instrument ~MacArthurBvd. al hardware, rigging, re· onehourforlunch. H••~"IED~. Don67J.730 WAS.HJA~UARSPIT. mo old ~Y· Has 3 dtVlllon of I.he 011 tool ln· Mature lady· day hrs for Birch. rll'liahing, hand le •mall Cll DG\'ld lublft -"""' a-• Clean C.M. shop ahot8 + ter Collie
duatry. Working from lft:ntucky Fned Chicken . .....,.,_....,......_.,,..__...1111111~shop too ls . Mus t be l714J52S.Zll6 48hrs.perweek.Sat/Sun SR.CHEM.ENG.TECH Hardworker.673-7900 German Shep& Lab:
blueprints. skel<'hes & 67S-Ml5 OFFICE MANAGER ramlllar with sallln8. for an appolnlmcnl a must Expenenced on Perform ,1as1,c che m . Wellcra~ Manne Corp Call Michelle &40·8720 verbaJ deslg~. directly Medic•! Assistant. ell· Growing co needs a Hlgh school grad. with ly. Good startmg salary eng. ca ! u at 10 n s . / d)'ll SM-48t4 e~
Wllh.enelneenng, lo 3!1 penenced front orrkc. "Take Charge" person. references. Sturllng I Op I Apply mperson chemical •penmenta· exp. e IOC installe r . .
slSl 1n new product de· 'l'yping. billing, collec Musttype&doll.bltkpg. $700+. Apply at 447 N. ~':ploy~~up.,~ty KE~RMRIMAllRDWR . lion & thvt>lop l'll · electri an. Apply tn WanLed :femal•lerrieror
velopme nl for world lions, appo10tments, m· Topaalary. OktNewportBlvtl. ---------I 26ti611arbor81vd C M penmcntal'1ow charts per s on · I 6 6 8 0 s mall bree4 puppy,
Wide well bore navlga surance. Salary com· lrvinePersonnelAgency ____ s._s_~_S20_.___ May a ss11 researc h Arms trong . Irvine 'pur t<brd or m1xt!d
lion eqwpmenl. Lath mens u r ale w I ex . 488E17th, Costa Meu ~()NIST/ s..lodt chem isl It e ngineers 957·18'4. 9'·1107
e"perience helpful ro perience IW4·l881 Sulte224 842·1470 ....,_Un" GIRLFRID•Y Partorfulll me BS.Che ~l year ex~r ..,.__ .. __.__Al --~--A-K_C_t-,--o-.M-more variety of projects. rnn .. A TifESHOW Off' With phys1al properties ---yps .
Salary open. cxcellcinl ME:OICAL For front omce. Typing 22 Fashion Island. N n ol synthetl< fuels. $7.29 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P atioum s vrs. O·.M
benefits package. E.O.F., RECEPTIONIST PIX OPBATOI BINDERY and general office duties s··--s1110 p e r hr . D . 0 . T . ........ 1005 BUc.s. Tap sltow or pet.
Sacnllfic Onlllng Con· Medkat experienteonly, ToP notch lady wlfront Call ~1475 for an ap· _..-v M 008.261 010 Apply a t ••-••••••••••••••••••• $100.SlSO. Tlrms. Must
trol. Cor porate Head dependable. Part.time. desk appearance " con· HELP polntment. W• llMd ........ aetf Employmeit DcvelQ,p· sell now . f46·9609 or
quarter&, Newpo r M·W·F . Busy orrice. tole experience needed ...tl•at.d. ""POf'llW. menl Dept.Ad paid by AntiqueMu11c 8oxe1! _5'5--03 __ 19_._-r-----::c,~C:.1~.17~~1f5~~90J1 _646-_3903 ror l1T·PD·IOO, PABX bp.orT...-.1 Rest~=y·s PIZZA peopltl I to ...... S 1 1 11•1 employer. ~'fu~~c~~igf01:.r AXC Argh puppies,
Adams. Medical Recepl. Persona· Ope rator. Mor tgaee Now hiring for P lt.lme & poi t 011. • H ••· STUDENTS1Wke nds & •-ri m.aJes&fe ales.
--------111 ble, olc exp helpful, wilt broker in Newftorl TECHNICAL f/timeopeninga. Varying perinc• blpftll but 11ununer Jobf. 16 It over -c•., 7t4t 9·2014 tram. 530-5890. c.enter. Good beoef ls & days & hours . Ideal 11up· llOt ,....reel. We will D a y & 1 v c n 1 n g lretirMflH AfGHA PUPPIES SELL kUe Items with a salary. Call Mrs. Via. PUBLISHING plemcntal income. Wiii .,.._ 1'~ ........ schedules A_pply Sat G...,.._
0.UyPUotCla11alrlcdAd. c:..~~~~ ~. SYSTEMS work around school 157-GIU -•• . 6·l0pm. o r Sun 10·5. OpenWed.lbruSal. ~o~e:i x~~c3.~0J~~si
lfiZ.5171. schedule. must be 18 & ---------Playland .,-cade. 703 UI02Kettering, Irv. 7l•·'1I0-2S .
POMONA
EMPLO~MENT BULi F llN
At. General Dynamics we're hard at work on solid
contracts that spell plenty of work for years to come.
Right now we're ra.pldty expending and we need
the best people In Southern C8tlfomla.
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
• MIWNG MACHINE MACHINISTS
• TOOt a DIE MAKERS
• ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS
• MIWNG MACHINE OPERATORS
•GRINDER OPERATORS
• IOllNG MACHINE OPERATORS
•TURRET LATHE OPERATORS
• N/C MACHINE OPERATOA8
• DRIU. PREii OPERATOR&
Appttf In pnon at our Employment Offtce.
IAM-4:30PM
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
C1•N~~IC9
2230S. Dupont Drive over. Apply lo person Edgewater. a.tboa. (714175'·1177 ----+------
Anaheim. CA 9'.!808 anydat SALES TECHNlCM EDITOR AJCC ~g ben an Husky.
2108 W. Oceanfront ~adltlonal men's shop. F.n~n deg. journalism ·~~I SHOW maJe. bl es,blk/whl. II l!:QuJOps>Orlunlty ___ N_ewport......;; __ ee_a_c_h __ 1 N . 8 . a eeks ex p e r tr • ..,. •-~" mo. Best r .862..s880 !mployer111/F u leaman , familiar g or .,.p • com · OSALE
---------•0-..... --.. • .... -.. l-----1 w/natural s ho ulde r prehen&Jve bowledge of ~on Cellter Mall, Old Ea sh Sheepdog, .__.... doOung. Xlnl hra. with motorcycles r:\. com· April S,6,7,8. t:xhlb1lor AKC, l week:e. bUt & PRODUCTION
TRAJNEE
Rubber bMe prod~ls lrvtne area. Must paaa compa ny physical In·
eluding b•ck x ·ray . ~7UI. E.O.E.
P r odu ct Ion/ La youl
W o rk e r : H ood SaUmMkera. 4 day wk.
full time. S3.25 start.
5'9-3487.
REAL ESTATE
<Uc.Oab>
·1F YOU LIKE
PEOPLE
WE'D LIKE
YOU to eoesklet a ~1reer with U. leeder ln Real Ea tale
aer'Vtce. You provide lbe
dlelre ud we'll provide
lh• ~•I•• lralnlnt. TotllJwr we'U •et you wftere,OU Wlllt lo IOI
SPt.clAL PROO RAM l"OR UNIJCENSEO PERSONNl:L
EAST ORANGE CO.
...e..,n .. 11for: benefits. Send brief re· P'ller exp •ll>nl Y pref. apace available. EM· wht.Ca 7-2897.
COOKS swne lo: PO Box 1055, Por natJOOal rnolor<'ycle PIRE EXHIBITIONS .....__ 10 .. 5 WAJTR""'C!ES Magarloe. <d reaume · ~to ...
ftii-. SAL&$=~p$500ormtfo8re~aloec(h~.rsca. to: Sheila Llwlor. 1499 ~sa41. •••••••••••••• Monrovia Av ,NB. 92663. Old ~ frame sofa Te:lephoneS•I~ nelda rep1lr a nd re·
•SZIOO FOR A 5 upholst ery. $75.00. --'f------HOUl'111111C• ,_113_1_~_149_. ___ ~-
I' R-1.t 1-•-..1 NOW LETS GET BACK Beautiful 7 piece SterUng yr .._ .... -CALLON RE.'TAILERS. TO REALl1Y THE Silver Dreaaer Set cltc:a terri female, spayed.
N=port Beach Relerrall 9SS 22'74 REALITY THAT SAYS mo. 5»aa.7 -/children, 548-IJOS
Screen prtnUng produc· YOU CAN EARN $350 A aft6 PM • ~uranl, food prepara· Uon manaaer wanted. WEEK COMWISSl <Uil Antique Oak furniture, Uon. part lime remale Muathaveexp.540-9110. FORA2SHOUlWEEf<. from Montana. Various Ger an She~herd/
help. Apply 11-10 A.M. on· •PbotoCopy5',op~es pieces.55IMIM friend!~.· F~e~r:o
ly. Zubie's, 1712 Placen· SICllETAIY •NlceNewport<Hfaces . 1905 to twn Cash Register me 7SJ.26l7
tla, C.M. 631-9803 · tor Newpor\ Center Stock •tUfr:l com1JJ.sslon 1n $300. · ·
o ... lred Malnt man for Brokerage Firm. Need the ndwilry 8*3450
na mature person excellent •Early AM hou" lnd. bid. W 11up !4. S. or typing & shorthand. $760 ~elephooe salfa exper . Arner. Oalt buffet, carved,
pemion.Eve. 673-1417. to alart. Good benelll11. preferred . but will train alloriglnal. P.P.
Call Marcorie6"·2A'2. hilhJy motivated person. MZ·Ul61
Sales ·-•1T•IY/• __. C111 ,67S.99LO Mon·f·r1. Anti 0 k SecreUry
C-•ISSlftM s•LES -,. -..-8am·l2noon. Alk ror Mr. v • .Jue__! Cl l"'"" --,. Newport Beach area ttulahan. ~~~· rca .....,, ()peninp for fuJI time Dh.t•l>hone, typtntc. ea· ............... noor covering•. full lime pr. desirable. 97$·0077 Ta8'HOMI SALIS O.EARANCESALE
aewlna mac h ines fl uUorKlm. Work p /llme In our ANTIQUEROW7 ShoPI
uzer, 5 yrs, temper·
t xlnl, muat go·
glcdUld. 6'2·9309
old run breed Cocker
t>I, M.
5MU1115 vacwma, full lime TV.\ telephone u les room JGSN Bl c .M 1tereo1. full lllne de· Secret•!>' for L•1un1 (Alf/PM ahifta) and 1Ull · l -iP---------
cont.or. Beach Chutth full tlmto, t..ve pleaaurt ume for ..... ," IOIO •••ALSAUS omcemachlnes.Callfor rourae lf. W•ies + ·~ ................ ..
hUUmehtrdwere. Fl.Ill anappt.4tt·'7W. c:omm.Callfordetalla. FREIGHT DAlllAOED -t--------
Ume NIU'Mf'Y l*IO" In L.A. TIM~ HOl"POINT SALE. 3308 to I d home, 1 yr old urden ~. hll Um• 540-0301 W. Wamtr nr Harbor, male Calleo spayed
II en a Furn I 1 h l n11 •SECl£T AllES * s...a Ana. m.•1 t, 5'0A4tl
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a1u ••*" drlPICi•. lum. c.1Un11 aewlnt maclllne, tlre1, lbreUa type elothe11llne. Send one card for each Attiat w/ caae: Claulcal
equl pment . • mite. •t·IOa Slo.oo. Ptlone131·31'9. taa plua oae spare. We TakamlM CJ.21 w/ caae.
I litHI, IUl"ll, .,ve t'amily Patiol\1alt• 1al Sal. only, lM. IQlJ But· nCKTOCKER return permanenlly Both ltlnt cood. C.11 PbJI
Meo equl p , llHS Vermont fl U tercup Ave Ftn Vly 111RJF"TSHOP aea1ed attractive la& & at ~. ~~~~~~~~!Ii
Ujp, J"w•lry, (Mlrna/Ou1hard> pricedtoaeu' ' ..... ,..... •lrap, meelln~ airline OPENlNGSALE Ski · H d ·· t •· 1ua1a"o. --· --1.D. "*&ui.tementa. Pre· s . ea toftlpe · chic Jullk Tl ...... & ~ IOtO Clothla1 Apr 2 " 3. vent aoa. at theft! For 1 G\ttan. ampe, pianos. slalom, 2os. w/m¥ker
u : Sal/Sun. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HerMt 1060 Oaeed Apr 4 6.S. Sprtn1 penooallMd ta1 enclose dnuna, •c'*'., leuou. bdp. 12S. 491-7'2$
Ul"t amine. CdM. ••••••••••H•o•u ..... ~ Apr. 8. S40 W. wallpaper. fabric or H~y• Me .._.,.. Goodl IOt4
MMC* 8 yr old tbor:::J.hbred IAlbst~ C.M. '.:,~ Glo" paper & we w~!f!!!mlJlJft~~,!1 :?::".~•••••••••• .. •••
-Ol"!SALE. COLTON ~1'2 b bay l'\rewoodSpecl l boulV. ww back It trim your flllu1u.u.-er ...,.,. • ...,.,. l4
'=E 'edltr. ll" ~eel . h~nUSTter ,SloLo.Ld cd.135. a a =~.'~two cards 4PcDnlmSet • .COmpte~. ~·~~·I '~V~ M ~
pwr11 k-eat ura. lns.~ev;. E . ~25S9/M8-2312 P~JCES : ZIJ4Jla:na, dntcood. 1195. 75T .. 967 aft JPM . TV. a que11 . r he.t PIANO&ORCAN f\all Irvine c.c. Mem· S2etor3/S5 _,.. __ 14_17 ______ , ________ _
dothft. l\lsr f'rtt!:>ut) SUPERMAKTS LAA•l POHY berahJp. For aale $800, 4/Stap$1.60ea. Office,_....,.. & U icauge Remln&loa'n80.
Su n 7 PM IHI 82 for Sale buulilul black Cal1673-S410 6/91.agait.SOea. "•i•••llt 1085 Cost new S2S8. Sell prjce
Surfr"" 111U1,ulle.3•"h3911 l.Sr.1 W•IND Wels h Morgan . Call 10ormoreS1.40ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl7S. 12 gau1e 3ln IQ••· II am 11 l ' .. n SNCIALS ll:J().,JJ98 6' I" Sunset alJJ'fboard & Sales Tu lncluded Xlm new 6 uaed ore rum Cost New $199. Sell ""ce area wet 1u1t w /urethane NO CARD? Dian files, wk benches Sl2S. 775-l774orta..aal
1• 11 .. ~R 'ON SO"A. Jewelry 1070 le11h. $100 for both. ~~ YoW'dd own ohor s~ t .E.Sl1RPLUS6Jl·2'117 "··-0 ... 6, l" Su~. "" " r c tl"Kl SAT SUN I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 541-9208. ....,..,, a ress. p ne .. ..,... .. """~
dln.-tt T v DI • Ol1mond1. leu than we'Umakeone cardper VarloWI omc~dnka & wet s uit w/uret .. De hniiu.u:r. 11rnf'll. 3 pd -·'"""'S USID b I t r 11 Dec dryr SSO. Washr S35 ...... leash $100 for Mlb bike. p Nl-:MATI-: ,...,..._, • w o eu e. u 1y •P· 0 tag.nuu2S<each. fumltu.reforsale . Magh. · · lJMd 1 r. plywood. praised. For Inform a· 3:: ~ :ik~ u:. ~· Send check or money or· deska, xlnt. cond. New. 548-9200. •
.iuttf'rs. lutlc ptpc. llARRJNGTON ~ wr:,te0 Meerschaum jBL 030 ~kr c,::t i~ derto . St3>, aakiog S195. Many TV ROiio
4lx36 alu um window. Studio S4~ ""nc. Box 177951 Glean box 175. 552.5291 rtLOT rttlHTIMG misc. fu~Jture. Going HiFf. shn. lotl
7'SOP'A lss'LOVES£ATAntq Dlnl111t Se t '>. T<X>LS. r ho1111chold <Slk.•Al821) lrvine.CA92713orcal aft5/wknds. P.O.Box1560 outofbustness.775-1774 •••••••••••••••••••••••
brut..d velour. xln Rocl&er. Wll'kc·r Strollt>r ~-4. 'Mlun•"rl·S11t 6121 n4-5.W-8239 Cc:wtaMesa.Ca.92626 or9S2·a4$8. Sol.Id oak 82" stereo, Fls-
oaad. nat/brn so!Jd rot l~·a bed.6 t<!>. l hei.t ~ah&ado h 11 IJ 2 blks ~~~~~I S49S ttadi; 1ry 1071 ~inch Mono Shock bike, O'Neill Supersuit. Taped COPIERJMVQC Ill. her Gerard COCDPC>d'9ta.
or, Medit«ra.oean 1tyl ae&.t6U Sol'Ediri,.., l btk E of t&k •Sll989) ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnlcond.S.W.Ch&ldsrec seams. Used once clearcopies. l(ood cond. $500.846-0903 ~&~1/;m~~n-.. lead~·d ~lu:.i.Tlf" SpnngdAtlt. l~lbbydengjnehoia\:>3 plrSl0.540-0684 doesn'tfilSU0.548-0256 Sl9CIO/be5toHcr.494·8057 AdnuralcolorTV,wwtts.
CM. FANY L.AM p M 1H Dl.X G Al'1G t; SALE MENDELSON· ~ cond. S22S. h Kenny Roger's concert WIMOOW SHADES Norelco transcnbanl( unit. needs ofrton switch. '45.
other hghtanic r1xtorn:. tlSu.n 34,S Cu lle Bor Spinet $549 !!~ketaSlS <4h~~>.;.,1A2pral Wooden s huttnr• I yr old. like new . MS.64&·9508 2·pc. Hetk>oal l'\ntlqu ~ n:go. San Juan Ca Po (SUt 113829) ... nl•1om IOIO ...,,, eac . .....,.,., . "' "· 675-2992
wbi&e sold &eaf eoffe<> tbl Uuruoo lw {amblas ex ·-•••••••••••••••••••• rmnlbllnds. woven woods ---------One MXR equalizer A<00e
Lamp .. ~mo_ _t:.--S. 8055 1tl-Um. ehold.etc WINTER VertacalSS99 ColorTV,l9",Sl2S.Code· 7 SladebM c~dudll ou gh &offwiall'ndowtmlmg 20·40'4 Walnut L sh apc exec SanSu1ampUfier.l200or
-..,.-<Slk 112930> O·Phone an•wAra·ng mower. ra1 e rug. items. desk. leather chr. sofa. nearest olr. 640-2441 or ""-tlq• ... 1775 v1"tor1"a ••••••••••••••••••••••• GARA SALE " " b"k I "tem C II .. .,PEN ''" '"' " : mach.. like new. Norelco 1· e. m sc 1 s a ,,.. 645·8951 s ide chrs. 754-7782 or ~2444. •
Iola; 10 pc. walnut d in SAT ONLY 8.30·3 .00. Lota ol &alles. Dlkes, A.EO~·Console$699. lranscribin" mach .• like 645-l.9tsart6pm. POSTOFFICEBOXES 64&4473. _....._& ..... --'--set : Inlaid armolre , More than l garage full rurrtltureT'iod misc. <~ llP """> "' _. --mabog. chest & dresser DAlbert. C M. Di.31 £liuttth Ln .• HS. . ..,.,., new. 675-2992. Froot throw lawn mowt'r U your arc in need or El«tronlc Cash Register. f ••F ,... '.
_more __ M2_·73t_T ___ ~Sat /Sun 8 5-. _C_o_r_n_e_r Fnday "SW'day Only. UNDER·Console $777 Single phue electric liWe used. $130. Alt. 6· P.O box in 11.S. Call Sweda model 201. S7sb. •••••••••••••••••••••••
group, Pioneer tum la· _9_lo_4·-------• <SlJc. 1s.1414> mot.ors. 3hp/~hp/l/8hp. 552.QOS. Beach Post al Servm~ 54934. Ga•ral 90 Io ';..C::::,:~ld Sofa. S ble, Nikko receiver, ESTAT~E, March 642-3379. Alllo: incentive Pool tables, 4x8. reg. 1·· :;48.g)() P9h 1087 •••••••••••••••••-,•••
873-3351 man.y x:tras. 16723 Arbor 30. 31. . Bayfornt. CO~~R·~_:~~>I $878. !!,~ courf'. rec~[//t slate, classic .antique CARPET DIRECT·heavr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beau~ifut dis~· ScF~b k. Clrcle.H.B Bal Is. 9 5PM. Kim · s,cos over · replicas. art1suc piano nylon plu."lh rustom co 1'wo water Lu.rtles with r owing o ry . •. er
Klnpi.ze bed. mattress . ball baby rand piano unror ...,..ER· only$3S. legs. $1500 value. th1:. ors. S6 !iS yd BJllwa tank. S.W.00/oHer. Phone Glass 675-2992. bx springs. frame, xl.nt Chana rabinet~ paned Sola. chrs dinning rm ""u"4ol•'-Queen weekS585.213.6Jl·700S CarpetMalls S49·8l81 631-3149. loah.~
coad.$85.673-7030. fkt~;.,!!~OCd~~lin •:,~ tbl. S1lve cut glass. VertJcal $879. Schw~a~tr~:r~~Yxs~g. M N h E &,11,....t 9030 •••~sT ... TE ..... --...... chinacrys ,1920radio, (Stk.HIJ09) speed bike s.w. Toaster tropiovangl 0
1rtts. txotar GAZEBO 11· Hexai:on S mall male Yo rkie ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·--... ..,, ma liq 1 ca Pan a give shape. shake roor. Make av81Jable for stud. Un· MUST sa&.!! llY exce an ues. LAUTER· Player S899 oven $1.S. Drawing tab e away pnces. Sal/Sun. offer S4V·1417 proven. 661_3220 alt 6 W~: Boat trailer ·for
Bicycle, recliner. dishes. Moving: <Slk. 11422) S20. 646-2394 998 El Camino Dr. C.M. 18 Lap Strate Boat. Buy
Entirebouaehold. toys. 5062 Sa lsawood. hsehld, elcbr. 229 16 Cu Ft GE rein~ w/ ---------Housebold ltems ·v:icuum "-os&°"J-s 80t0 or rent for use durtJlg
-___ 631_·9_150_. __ -1_:1;,;..rvi.ne..=.:..:·..:Sa:.::..:.:.t . ...:.10-3..:....:.:~--,.. ....... M-Apt c. v1·,. CABLE-Grand $1495. 1 S Party to shr Angel Season r leaner. cabinet e tc ••••••••••••••••••••••• restoration. 751·5006 """'... ..~ .. .,,.. cross·lQI) reeier 100. tickets (4) Reason oller Kiq Siae Bed. En,lander MOVlNG·. n-ds. desk s Ulth/ Or CM. Sal ('7\A. 112240) PUk>w sOfa, new $300. · , · 64.5-0516 art SPM. THEATER ORGAN XI d uo: 0-4 accept.ed. 847-3303 dys. CONN 6 50 . Th r ee Ensenada Racers: ntver ~on . SI O/ofr. furniture & misc. 17062 1 Two heavy wood /~lass 846-9635evcs. Jerr. manuals. full pedals & used 4·man ca.nopy r:aft/
---------• Baruna Ln . ll unt. SllJeep, OR~AHSUSID chow tables. new LSO. KC Oayli"hts. Chevy Mitc1l •eous Leshe extension spkr s urviva l ktl, l~OO .
4 Maple Capt's chairs. 2 llarbor.Sat/Sun l0-4. softener. :··4wi~":[c~~s~~~~!4i alum mags. 1x14• diving W..ted 8081 Be-.t orr . 640 6 440 , 1_83_l_2850 ______ _
barst.ools (or36"bar.sg1 Living rm . fmly rm, air comp. HAMMOND-Spinet$292. stoolsSL50.631-3929 Atpac&t.an.k,newncver • ...................... 8:»-37M Boallrlr, 1978Trailrite.
bed: swag lamps, gun kitchen, fum. clothing. tools, lots (Slit. 110716) used, elect. can opener. WAMTED SILVERS MUST SELL' 0 lb for l 6 · 1 7' boat cabinet. 5181 Gelding Cr. misc 893-4880 20751 Ho 90pc set Norili.ke China. broiler oven, 2 formaca & l oz. bars. pay $7 ea. . · · u ransen w/slderalls. m ake ofr .
HB.846-7448 · H.B. of( BALDWIN-Spinet $359 OOyrsoki.~. counters. 1 wtcabinet. Pre 1964 coins. pay 4.S X Manuel $Console. Xlnt. 841.Ql27/842-3918
• Bi" Yard Sale: Newport Atlanta. (Slk.1103017) ~eves Sal7·3:329Cabrillo.CM. raceDaneSS7-3534 cond l.OOO . Call Couch& loveseat. crus hed Outriggers Canoe Cl ub. U 754-9l.30 Vmt.a~e Bay Launcll. A
gm velvet. very good Sat & Sun SIAM . 390 R· \.'a borsepwr Wards com ana ey. OLD POCKETWATCllES real classic. Beautiful
cond. WUI seU separate. Rochester, CM ~E $388 pressor, $95. Lincoln 225 Attn: Disco .Lovers. Tif· & 30's . 40's 11 t y le teinway 9fl. concert cond. Teak decks.
S200.631·266S. -----4'-----1 ~St.k #B-3S89> · elec arc welder $95. Both fmy Membership Make wris twatches. Masc. f>j";::!&;\1~~1f~1l~on 6"15·2992. ~French Provln· ~~~gch ~anb~g8~u~~~ Toys. t.ool . · newish & 11ood cond . orter . Cal I 551 -5326 parts, t.oola. etc. Cond. i--Z0-0-1AK--M-K-.-1-1-C-12-.-
dal 1>rl s bdrm. set. $75. glas11 items. <>cc-Japan good sluCf 088 Salinas, LOWREY-Spinet SMJ. 548-91190 anytime. urump0rt.ant. 548·3632 Piper II year old. perfect inf1atablew/20HP Mere .
orbestotfer.960-2021 (igurines. ~ct . Im .... ColtaM Sat/Sun9-6. <Stk.IS.3605) Walker w/brakes, seat Beautiful Mink Cape. Black bench seat for '73 cond. 1850· "94•1495 Lakenewallaceeuories .... Westminster. r Coucb very comfort.a· dmeU.e set. sz B~ set. Sat/Sun, hold Items . GULBRANSEN ~ Wb1 chr. '30. Worn lwtce,S300 Cow1er Pickup. Must sell Utia wknd. ble. StO. wnd A/C. clthg. salver 5304 Nept e, Newport Spinet • S638 548·7011. 646-8342 642-3379 AnlJque piano. beaut. Sacrifice, 5464100.
631-5213 ~ s~~e~~~~·~ 5if/:: Beach642· s <Stk.110-6848) · AllhK. M•• tlOO A.toa, H•w taOO AMtos. M•w 9100 vc'Ca,d cond. kSO. AllhK. Mew tlOO
Bm llhr loveseat, Bk e Sal/Sun 10-6. 519-3824 ••••••••••••-•••••••• •••••••••-••-•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 963-7209·
new. Service for 8. Mi HAMMOND-Spinet $743.
Casa, bru/yel. diabes. Vac: cl4:ane~. luggage, <Slit. 110-252) 875-8240 roussene, d1shes, rum.
. O>mer Dana&: F1agstup , ---------• WURLITZER· Small roU top desk, lik NB SaL &t Son. 9 to 4. Spinet $964.
oew$75.Call Ga r a •e Sale, Sat. · (Stt.llB-2:329> 640-2735 .. ---------1 Washer, Dryer, couch. 1110.M~-Console $1599.
Fineet Bnmawkk pool ta· vacuum clnr. drps. etc. <Stt. 'B-~l
bte. Like oew. $375. UM2 Anaheim Ave., Apt ----------•
&M-4333. B. CM LOWREY -Conao1e $1895.
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Mil. J lg lamp, 2 1m Lota ot JUDk, 2 ctuslc .,.. .. n... . r---I $2 aold. Ead •coffee tbl convertlbles, refrl g , ~e 127.
tiabrut. Roe"er Reelio . couch. Sat/Sun 10-4 Pll. <Stk. ll0-6473>
PclrtabM stereo. All g 511 Sturgeon Dr. CM.
clODd Give away prices sa...-afUPM. Set/Sun M . Trash comp. ---------1 lOapd. bike, 18 hp motor. 2"r.M N. MAIN ST .. S.A.
Alr frame water bed Lo la more . 21552 SANT A ANA F W Y
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s5795 -v-e
-auto. trans
-power steering
-POwer bfakes
-AM radio
2S37A9P584892
CATALINA SAFARI WAGON
s7995 -9 passenger
-lots of extras
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDESJ PONTIAC
DEALERSHIP
1979 GRAND PRIX DEMO'S
$6595 2 to chooee from. Fae. air,
pawer Window&. 1111 wheel.
wire wheel covers and
more.
2J37A9P5'44999 2J37A9P519793
1977 CHEVROLET
ll CAMINO C&AlllC
· V-8. 1uto. trans .• factory air
conditioni ng, power
steernlfl. power w1ndowa. $5995 1onne1u cover. AM/FM
1tereo. ~ Mat1. r•lye
wheeh. rllt wheel.
(1E630en.
1977 TOYOTA
CIUCAIS.-
1978 PONTIAC
V-8. 1uto. trane.. ftctory air
conditioning, power
steerlno power wlndowe,
lilt stffring. AM/FM stereo
tepe, hetch roof. r1llye
wheela, c ruise control.
1808UKS).
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PHOENIX COUPE
s5495 -V-8
-factory &1r condlhonino
.._and mucn. much more
2V27AW/101680
GRAND PRIX SJ
-V-8
-factory air cond
-POwer Windows -AM/FM radio
-bucke1 seats
s7495
?H37H9P636094
GRAND PRIX
-V-8
-auto. trans
-factory air
-pawer steering
-pawer brakes
2J37A9P686 192 -AM radio
LEMANS COUPE
-V·S
-auto trans
-factory air
$1795 4 c yl . auto. trans . AM
radio . Low. low miles.
(328HTJ).
1978 CHEVROLET
CAMA•O
v..e. auto trans • factory arr $5995 c ond1tlon1ng. p o we r
steering. AM/FM stereo
tape ded<. rallye wl'\Mfa.
( 1087UPNe08196)
1978 POMTIAC
fl•IHW
1977TOYOTA
ITATIOM WA.c>M
4 Oyl.. 15 IPHd. fectory 11r
c ondition i ng, AM /FM
1tereo tepe, roof r1ok.
WOOd liding. (416800).
-V-8 S6395 -auto.~.
-fac10tetr
-PO~eenng -PO akes -AM 2J37A9P584615
GRAND LEMANS CQJPE
s7195 -Well e,11pped
-incluct.Q factory air
2F 2 7 H9P60623 I
BONNEVILLE SEIJM.
s7995 -Orea! 1mtty car
2N69R9X 107912
BONNEVILLE SAFARI ~GON
s1595 -Sue>e'ullUIY
llGALCOUP'I
$3395 V·8. auto trans factory lllr
co nd1tlo n1 n1 . pow er
steenno. AM r•10. Landao
top (70 1MI E)
1978 CHEVROLET
IL CAMINO
V·8. auto trans .factory air
cond 1tlon1ng p o w er
steering. AM/IM radio. 6995 camper snetl. r_.. wneete.
t11t wheel. crule con1ro1
Less than 60t0 miles
( IL39425)
1977 PLYMOUTH
AllOW
$3795 4 cyl . auto. trMI . ftctory
air cond1t1on1ng, ~M radlO.
rallye wtleels. (43'T JG)
1978 MERCURY
MOMA•CH
V-8. auto. tranal power $5795 windo ws. pow«· seets.
Land1u tap, AM/'™ lleteo. wire wheel Clo ver's. (7~UBT)
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LEMANS
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V-8 auto tron·i . tactory air $3995 co 11rl111on1ng o o w nr
r,lmtr 1ng, l)OWI)( WtndOW!f,
AM 1&d10. Landou IOP. 1111
11100ring (742MXUI
1977 PONTIAC
IOHHIVILU t•OUGHAM
V·8 outo trans . lactory air
5695 ~~~~:.'. ~o~;F~0~f~~o~
cru1so control, 1111 wheel.
rallye wheels a Power door
• IOCk'i 1836SET)
1977 ,ONTIAC
V·8 auto Iran, factory air
con d111 on 1ng po wer $6495 'llOttring, oower windows
Landau tOI'.>. cruise conrro1:
1aoe deck. rallye whoeis. 1111
whOel. C978VOOJ
-l•••t Wiie •ltctltn 11 ..
All C.. Sold on Approved Cf9dlt
All Cart Plu• Tu' Llc.nM
All Cari Subject to Prior s.ie
Prlc.t Good Untll 4-30-79
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speed. 4 cylinder -EPA es11ma1e. Mileage may
vary on drrv1ng speed,
road cond1t1oos and your
dnvtng haotts
CH..-NtllU .
V-8. factory air cond .. •, 5695 power steering. power windows. AM/FM stereo
rape, tllt wheel & cruise
control (421SLRI
1977 PONTIAC
TIAMSMo4
l , 1977 TOYOTA
SHUFTIACK .
-auto trans
-facrory air
-power steering
-pawer brakes
56395
2J37A9P584&15 -AM radio
GRAND PRIX LJ
$7795 -V-8
-auro trans.
-faclory air cond11ton1ng
-power windows
-plus much more 2K37H9P667401
FIRQIRD TRAMS AM
58195 -Auto !rans
-factory air
-Racy
2W87K9L 147848
BONNEVILLE COUPE
s7995 -Fectory air
-and mucn more
1977 CHEVROLET
CANtcl
V-8. auto trans • factory air $4495 co nd1t1on1ng, p ow er
steering. AM radio. Landau
top. tilt steering rallye
wheels. (750SPR)
1977 PONTIAC
CHAMOPllX
1975 VOLVO
STATION WAM>M
s4395 " cylinder. s speed . s4195 ~~~·A~/~~!~!~~:~~ AM/FM rad io & rallye • ractl. (703MPI).
wheels. (072SZM).
.. 1976 PONTIAC
PHIHllDIWllT
V·8. auto trans . factory air
con d1t1on1ng , power $4"5 steering, pawer windowt.
AM /FM stereo. reflye
wh eels . ti lt wheel .
(188Pt<Gl
57495 -.oadedt
2 F 19H9P564083
CATALINA SEDA~
2L69R9X 110451
GRAND PRIX
-'t-1
-auo rrans
-fao:>ry at r
-l)(Ver steering
-~brakes
2J37A9P584897 -~• racho
PHOENIX LJ co(iaE
56495 -Fac~air
-SuPM1QU1pped
MOHTI CAll.O
V-8. aut rans . factory air
condit 1ng po w er s5395 ~·~r:~ ·.~~~:cu r~~~e wheel till stee ring
(582SP I
1976 FORD
COURlll
55795 -V-6
-dUIO Iran:.
-Powet steering
-power brakes
2J37A9P585719 -AM radio •.
FIREBIRD
-V-6
-dUIO Iran:.
-factory air
-rellYE.-wnee1~
2S87A9L 163950
LEMANS SEDAN
-v.a
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-factory air
-vinyl rool
UPTO
60 Months
FINANCING
on approved credit
1979 FIREllRD TRANS AMs DEMo·s
5799 5 ~.:.;~...::~,,~~"
2W87K9L 105438 2W~7K9L 105490
1977 DODGE
V·8 . auto lr JI', '" condt11on1 n c; pe w •, $5695 steering. rally€ wn1H'H,
cruise contrOI h1gn bucket
• seats. many more a:ras
(1F236441
1979 PONTIAC
USID &.IMAMS COUPI
$3495 ' 4 cyl , 4BP0ed AM/FM s5995 V·6 auto trans fuclory c!:r s
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1977 POMTI~
GIANDf'lll
$4"5 V-8. autoCrans.. factory air
condlllotpg. Landau top,
AM /FMllereo. ralfye
wheels. "Wheel
1979 IONNEVl'9LE BROUGHAM
SEDAN DEMO s9595 Moon rool. dl'd r e.illy loaded Nol enouon room
Id' llst all 9Qu1pmen1
2069A9X103001
SALES DEPT. OPEN DAILY -9 A.M. jO 10 P.M.
•E LEASE ALL MAUS A• M•EL
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25• 8eeray ll'll ie.. u.an ''" Scarab 330 Tl\ out 22 ft l"4 Chrl1 Crall teak terl.or ~ tler k extru Gd cond "°'2'703 boel on lrlr. M1lce ofter. new. as h11h. 8 looc. lo ml, uoo. After 6, Jewel. Reatored from IJD In. on Hime, fullJ drive1.1Shour1 Loededl Reatored Malle otr Loa d Supor buy &41-.. CarlO door, bubble win· 5tl-2101 bo' t o m up . ca I I
•-" s1s.ooo Dock as mph p1..-Stor.d on m.-.oo day1, f71·TtM8 Ml.Ill v r 848 ~ O'O•Y 20: 2 1eu or 111111 dow1, rronl cabinet•. Zl.3/...U.5824.
avarlabte In Newport ltaller Mu t a lll bt'1tor f'\19 t~ tn11lnt>. trailer Oooa .. ... S4T5 642...:IM "T1 Suzuki, GS TIO, xlnt•---------..._ 417.nas rc•r --1 ~· 1·1111d 14000 llT5 3148 •r••••rf4CMI oond, SL300 or lradt• for UMO Chevy 10~. Uke o.ew. .. 711-12160.-J 24 urn Htlnt' I r11 hln llt'1'7 t >1M"r ao t d1wk , rvt"I ••••••••••••••••••••••• car 646·52l0. 42,000 orig ml. ever·
11'8-W.Wllalerwlttl\5 '46-IJOO cru11er , Pr•Nlt11lly hmf1• c-.1r1.S./ ..._. ..... 9140 ythlnRbritndntiw,trom .. el« Evinrudl.' . l r CworttJ bn1nd ouw, w/lf • 1h11n 14 ll42 1127f1 ·n Ull 2 211. 0 11, whl ~m . lailt 9120 u••••••••••••••••••••• V~m1n·~· for sale Kaw alas., to eng, w Urea " ina comul, runn1n1t ltabt A.Mi fOT Jf'rry l't>rk1n 00 h,.. u11t1, fl)' ma brldl(t• OOKL It tor 1-'»lho. vhf. rd(, rl r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11iE MO PEDDLER KZ· IOOOZ t R. Lo m I much morel aeooo In· *· 1'7$.S61 CHllS wlln1trnmanta ., con ·nn: . "' 11 Fvrl, cna. ahwr. 1u10 Dua c.mper. Xlnl cond N P EUO EOT M 0 S3700. Call 6'2·5784 J erry vesled 3 mos. •ao. Mual * CRAFT• trol.I, ~»hp V 8 ••nl(, 00 .. 1e Coa111al t1loop, pilot. barlenta. arnd. fo\!Uy contained. Wiii fit P~Os R~ '4• No ot Kelly sell now! $3260/orrr.
1JD' s..ra.>, ltlTll !-.pt Bnla • W'B..LCllAFT * 11•1 l\M'I, IO 1al w1tf'r, 2 with xlrH Mull Tickl e, muc h mor_, ! El Camino Oataun & • w , ~-0081 man.y f'ttru , 1t1 hr , hkl• bmr1tovt, m~·h cahlnl'I be tQ be appl'4!rn1t Uriatol Sllp $2900 do. Toyota. eait afl 4PM, 1.119. 631· 72 llond1 XL·TO. Xlnl ------nu.~ Ml.~111 •IVIMaUDI• 1p1u'"· muy fl.1t l11111 td. I f:U•O'lllO d1y1 1063 a.v r , 15 )'Ml J)OSI. ~'1158. •71 Foxy GT Mo· Ped. ~~UJte nu, 1,500 ml '00 Volvo, 2dr. BeautiluJly
t<1t11plt1t N\>ll I" I> Pl 1VI W rldW>. 2 ondmrt 1»'7 evet o a c. I' P. 4141·3'31 or XJntcond IZ50 -~-· restored from 1round
Want to bu Y " b11 .it Nt·~ f)\1rt l utc t·ntt·r w fl 1 n ti " "h 1 1 n , " l 0 30 8'4419\0 "le Mini truck cab over. sd.tl040 78 .. Yamaha . l!:nduro OT up. 13100/olr. 552· 7545.
:;:1ud rl Jhl ' 211ft l\.\)NrwP'11t Ul1rd ur,,." u , boat or. bottl It ~~~Ck•~ slp11 5, 4·B·slove. v~ry , lTS. Brand new. One It.a=•
...... £~,.'V:!,n11 1•:n,~ ... ~t>. lut.llilMl' 114&4l l!I huinpf'ra , rr r h1n u2'""'5 . U/\ret-n .. '11Ye11m2· s8ao1altboSahlow1tl. t'lean, l·bo•. $17a0 2 Batabus HSS0 11. like l.bouund m1lt>11. $900 V tSlO "'' " ~' '· ' -" :ll<l.\ 1-. A par he Blvd ca.nQl)y, comput1, 1lpa 11. '" '"' .. 562-8642 new, mutt aee to ap S57-8393 ft BPM J!!.!.... ll!il 1 H' h.JJ 'Mll r •· m 11 r A r I 'o o • ftndm trlrl I\ 1t.e1tl at , 3:11 4·11. Sp 39S $499. prec1at~. 493·867S a er _ •••••••••••••••••••••••
ltOSTQN Wll/\I lo II w.! M ~ J14.!IOO at ~ f': Uolptu.n Ind 633-5520 __ E l D E c 11 m p e r top, -"ll 3'10 DR Suiukr Like '78 OMC C1mper Van Ny(lfl Avl' Anaheim C•ll aUIOmaUc boaUoader + 1978 Honda Express, xlnl N A k I S 1 ISO XJnt concL llOOO. ae-6633 lrrt LS' Sp111 tro11lt•1 7U St-arav n '74 hardto11 8ob. li:W-Sn van1 loah, SHpa/ 12' Valeo boat + ,,., ~ab mechanical cond. P P. m~ t!r ng3 · · between ll~m. hp0R,~71J1J 1 bin ~Jllf'Y, hod --OOR 't.8 dal 111 d orr Docb 9070 over camper. All like 1225.536-1148 _orf' p.m _
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NB 1bp, ll,!IOO Mk offr hr. I\ heau1v /\11k1ns trtr w/twn nutdnv(lll, 1 l'P /W74157ev~" SUPSAVAILAILE Sacrince 12100.531·7344 Mahw'C 9150 SL or Yamaha 175 En· SLEEP6or8.
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...,_lstT. $2110 UO 04ti!J I 11:111 bu It. VI~ 'p • J~ G 7 loClt SU,. W..Mcl camper Hydraulir cor· Must Sac. ·79 Yamaha '70 Honda TSO WmdJ3m Pedal Car. while over z•· , .. lltMRL ·n Sl 771! DAY Fcdcul Ave, CM l'r~ Wl<or. hold1n11 Duke ner jacks Porta potty, 750 Sptt., 1800 m i Sella mer. new s hocks 4·1, l(reen . 3·8&:,o ~~~. • -lwlk. ,1111 $.'IO,OOO PI P Mr. e. M5-60l5 stove. oven. s ink. 110 ror $3185 Will iell for rack, 494-001 9 allDOlll new · 2 m OMC Hrdtop lbal'aal YoY P•Y for ...... l...t/ tOIO --Slip wanted for "3' Orin Gas refnl( Xlnl cond. $2900. 645-8594 • -Toyota Dolphin Mini. CuU u I .,30day ad In Jhr a..... Mariner Cruiaer with 13' Sl200/ bsl orr. 645-2029 ID Montesa 250, dirt only , Home Xtras Llke new nthil. .,:~. 1
" • ' "\ ,. DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• KITE 1111 TR/\ILER beam. Quiet Uve aboard Dana l llt capove-r-. -1r:u~eo~?.t~ ~~~:~~?Y ~rsood· Make offer used. only '3 week a :
$4750 SEIVICl <'tuutl-1' Luxury 60' or 75' " LLV. $500. on be1ut1rully main· LOADED. Sl.750 Rebuilt Excellent cond. - -646-fJQl • DlllNU"O'W'ORY motor yarht lt1•ai.on1t 963 1~1 tainedboat.645-9484. 5363046 Sl.000. Ca ll c>v e1 '75 Pe nton/KT M. 400, .. -....---A...1-.. -.. --,-5-5-0 ~'tjon Boa\.I 1Tl4 l:...tti KH'll ~ • We Hr daily, wctikly ... 1 1 "',,..,_ """ PCJUa BEAl'll 11 H l>O lT NOW , tns 2172 or G7s 3256 Se 1th EASE' SUP, s1de·Ue or mooring 494-4747, or i.ce al 462 St. wrt. slr 1r • x nt con. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,4z,.5 ,78 I a BREEZE wanted Temp or per m SELL idle it.ems with a /\nn'i> Dr .. LaKuna S67S 613·3127 ___ _
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925 N. Harbor ntvd. S.A. • ·~:)1.25()3•. '7S 4 wb1 dr Seoul, Im pee
cable cond. sm 8 cyl.
RENT 23• f''IRERALL. PB, removable t o p,
SELF <.:ONTAI N i:D. Wes tern wgn wh l11 ,
REASONABLt:. CALL 31,IXX.I mlj pleasure veh. ~2283 Mu.st set ASA P. S399S.
Mike 963-3221 or 964 ·36.5 7
RENT Luxury Molor -h ome 22 · P a lo m ar '76 Blazer 4x4, p /11. p/b.
Slet:ps 6. 1295/weck + AMWM •. 6 new orr road
-· IHll au•<. tires. trailer pkl( 38Km1 v 11u • .........,._, S49.a4. ~9S4
·10 Cha mp1on Mo tor T-L. 9560 ~c. FUiiy equipped .---SS!OO/bsl olr. 640-24&i a rt •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 1976 CHIVaOLH
'71 Class /\ Winn1r. 20' r1
alr, grn. lo m1. xtrm •.
$80001 b6l 646 5638
B.CAMIHO
Aut.nmal1c, pwr sten
mg & brakes, air t·ond •
two·lone paint & low
RENT: 2R' P ACE /\R· rrules. tS22060>.
ROW '77. Sleep i. 6 OHLYS4750
Avll1l. Eai.ler wk (or Mlraca.
partial wk > 646·4546__ Mdada/I__..
Trailen, Trani 9170 2150 Harbor Blvd .. t.:.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5700
20' comp self c·onl Tvl. --trlr. lo m1. Ilk <' ne w ''Tl l''ord 1-'l T PU, AT, air.
S2600or best. 646-4341 P.S/P.B., 360 v~. out· slandrn~ cond1tlon .
'71 Towlow travel trailer. $2650. 77587K. 631 2744.
A:s':tt~000· ·1a Font ~. Xln-t-c-ond~
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Mio Seniu, P..tt $4350/0 80. 6U-DB art • Acceuoriff 9400 _s. _____ _
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ton ndlo, perf cond. Maga. low mt rblt e ng .
Bou1ht in·d ash. $30. Ca~ shell. S41-2562 .
S.91166 art S:30pm " bef t :30pm. wkdy evs. 78 To~ola Pkup SR s. lml bed. 5 spd, loaded VW padded roll bar, 6v w/xtras, lo m i, cvi. starter. dual port heads, 56>1490 tee pee headers, 12v ---------starter core, new conv. El Camino 'Tl. All the t'•·
vinyl top, '58 <'onv Uaja. tras Very dean. Call afl
no eng. Sat. 7·3 PM 4PM , 549 7K.'>6_. __
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Pair 900xl6 5 tires & trans, run s ~ood,
wheels $35. Pair VW va n $l!i00/bl!t ofr. 640-6615.
bencbseats'3S 642 3379 ·s. Chev ;-T:-;-v .11~
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,48 FORD WOODIE $5495. or best. 494.0135/
FUiiy rei.tored ! 113,000 ,_m_2l88 _____ _
• 675'616l '77 io'ORD Pkup f'ISll
'71 Je nsen I ntc rccptor Auto. VS, •: S, I' ll, 114
:B:l; sll\/cr . lthr, all pwr, m 1. Cln. I .P. $4,-I SO
air. quad, Kon111. Xlt 67~ ~
cond. ofCer/lrd 673·7311 '75 El Camino, con·
'79 MG TD ~~· o• 1cr tt h l ,
ltlftJCAa 1973 Che1eone ~ ion, V II,
BRAND NEW! auto, wr. 11'-"' l'llbovcr
Your choice of btlsutifol campt'r. 49'~·7296.
~ or e~ant cham· ""--' '7• ,.. 700 ~ob pelJM!, lhe•c a r e rarf runi • cluliai not to be CQwid t u I I . A t c 11 n 11
elsewhere In Oranie ~~·~~
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no 111'711 Moc1tl lb Al'\VHI, 11c>Jd. 11 •Jhl ,_._tk s..... :ctlf.:.J>"pr!~ct. $10 SOO ~!:,8,511 AM. 842·426 1 Mew 1979 or974·5383 =::'a.1<1t unt Mot1rb l l lll rood 0 I w II y" y Ft.ADllOl -,, ... .,.
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M\IST SFI. • .,.....,. Motor c.,.. ~c•H Shft economy. hud lop, Mor e people buy the rt>lt c-na. clutch & lranii, ·~Sliver Cloud l 1>1<.'t( Mii I t-11 '--t 7l0 ttH•Aul.o <.:enttr Urtv1.• -"" MOB convertible tha n S.11HA'l95or 646 ~to $10,000
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Motl tVkir• 11v1til11bht for ml & .., lmmacul1te ctr M7 83IM M . lUd/lll. lo •tock for lmmed1at41 • ~ lrtm, 5 spd, AC, alloys, c'Ofld. $2800 ~-0589
1nurW'dl1tt' d Uv.-ry 111 11lmoel Ukti new $5800. delivery I All colora! See ). pwr anl.tonn a. new 1•ng, • -TIST H.IVI OHi ~llM2 '76 4SOS LC. concourse \JS be.fort you buy --=";:..: Ures & brks . $111,000/ofr. 1? T~Ola <;:orona Dix.
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~ llurbor Ulvd C(~'l'A Ml':SA
979-2500
197' JAGUAR
XJ!\. ~11ble/lan " In x
cellcnt cond1Uo11 Mu 11l
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1.1ree1al ti ! J>ri c t tor
11ulck 11.1lc 1
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mazda
~ ' . c.-MeM 645-5700
IMMEDIATE
DB.IVERY
ANO
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SHYICE
979 2500 AM I FM t.te r(•o H t-bit
"75 Model 280. brown. 4 • en~ & truni. /\II extras ·n Celie-a GT S·apd, lo
dr · loaded ;ie 000 Orig 714 774-464Z m1, h1ct u1 r, &. tu pe, mi'. 1 Mint c~nd. By -·-• '74 M.G.I . · m ags. 89K·2628 dys , • 830 8251 d ._._,_ Brig ht ye llow. xtra '769J2F. Mint 27.000 m1 . 840-3068 eves
•PP t. · • •ys 292:5 Harbor Blvd clean, 55,000 m iles 1L1cK· ·blklblk, s;;ru;/, l'&liti ster, -----· ---~eve COSTA M F'..SA JSMOT). $1.5,000 Art s. S33-0:r7!1 '7K (;orolla SR!> llrthk
'76 450 S EL · 17,000
OfildnaJ ml. Mint cond.
Loaded. 640-9738
'76 MB 450 SL. perfect.
must sell
$1495 perl~ cond, must sell' 979-2500 '70 !H4-6. 2 4 l. eni;c. Hit 846-8100 ,
sw.1.1 !llG conv. w /fl;11r'I . • ,
& oil cooler 7!19 1053 ~per Sporty 77 Cellca
t'Vl'll ' GT. hflback S lip, ca11i., AM ll"M swreo Lo/mi.
mai;: whls, 64~3101.
'75 lllO 4dr. tihw 221\ m1. ••••••••••••••••••••:_: •
2smp.e. bp. !S te r e o .,_Hew '79 $2,150 G44 2l~
•71 ..... ,. ·~ 1 -HONDA Cars
MAJ<E OFFER
631-5823
1974 JAGUAR
XJ6l
or 12.000 m1lc'o 1n uddi
llf)n w warrunty on uny
l)('W
1979 MAZDA GLC,
626 & TRUCK
ALSO
7S4·n82
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MEW 91 I SC
Petrol bluC' metal he
Turga
'77 <.;clica · 5 11pd . with
air 32,000+ m 1 Mint
l"OOCf :.> m1. mpl( road
2'l C'1ty s:mo or best vr NEWANDUSED fer ~C.625
~Cl F'-' 5:::5 C:: ..,_.. E
ANO MERCEDES-BENZ '73 C o rona Ma rk 11
"""'"'·' \r MAMY AMl l-'M. niuRi.. tup••. T ............. llE---t
('1J1l 962-IJ4(1'J 0 ~ .. FT-·
\77 ZISOZ Snrf, Jl r
mt'laHc blue, lo m1 AM/t~M CWIJI Xlnl l'Ot\d.
Sll:JO(). 644-5765
'74 260Z. Lolld<..-d, Al <; &
UNIVERSITY
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Trw:lc.s
~ llnrbor Ulvtl
m a ny m or e l'X I ra1 Cot.ta Mesa 540 0040
A loo.: whl't'I base l>l'<la n
111 1>ublc with tun lcuthl·r
('1:1101'
ONLY $8995
IAUHMOTORS
2925 Harbor Hlvd
COSTA Mt:SA
97'-2500
$6495. 00().3()95, G re.i Poople who need .,;;pie -Fa bulous moonroor '76
'75 280 Z: Xlnl eond. air. shoo.Id a lways check the lfll ver Jag XJ 12 C. 6900 new Urea. Mus t seo. Servkel>lrectorymthe m1. P rivate Party .
Must move . 7~·1.599 DAILY PILOT _ 644-0333. $14,000.
......_ ... w ....._Mew 9100 AMtot. Mew •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
fRH AM/FM Rodlo
with the purchase of uuy
new 1979 cu; 11nd FtlEEGAS
flUup tr you can beat our
deal oo 11ny new G LC.
6216 or true k in stock.
SH US FIRST!
MlrocJ.
MG.;11 .......
2150Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MF.SA
645-5700
' ".
'77 MIZ 280E
SUMROOF
Sedan. An 1mpeccablC'
automobile, loaded with
stereo and much more.
Belge ln cQlor . OUTPA)
CHICK IYHSON
445 E. CoH l lllway
al Bayside Drive
Newport Beach G73·()g00
*
-------MGI 9744 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1977 MGI
Yellow with bl ack ln-
&enor & ractory filled
wire wheels. OB38).
ONLY $4995
IAUHMOTORS
292.S Harbor Blvd.
COSTA M F4<;A
'79-2500
9100 ........
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Silver m\'lulhc
coupe Grand l'rax wh1tt-
coupe
• 71911 TARGA
Immaculate. Yellow ex·
terior with black seat·
log. A very paruc ular
per100'1 car -won't
la.st. 19Z3UJ81
CHICK lYHSOH
445 E. Co3llt lllwa y
al Bayside Dnve
Newport Beach 673-0900
*
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Red with tan interior
An txce p llo nal car
worthy of your prompt
con1lderatlon. <438ULA >
CHICIC IVMSOM
VW-PORSCHE·AUDI 445 E. Coast Hlway
at Bayside On ve
Newport Beach 673-0900
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To LEASE wai;:oo Good c·1md. S97~ Ca II I 007 '1:1 :r7 ~ ... ,......_ I~
14 1 c 16th St
Costa Mosa
(714) 642-8366
MEW 1979 928
'77 TOYOTA
CRICA ST
A wh1~· b"uuty with l>Utl
tile• inln1o r <\ :-.p .. 1·t.1.
AM/"'M i.ter •·o 0111•
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$3995
540-5630
1011 ~so~ & SOX
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
O?k ~rH n m e ta lli.c 2626 HARBOR BLVD
Q>f1< leather seats. runy COSTA MESA eq\&pped I Ser 0933 I
di nJ3iG !~ .......... !?.'.~ ~""""" -• •u U~l Mew 1979 Triumph
~ •. ;:?~.:::.,~ ~~n» SPITFIRES
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9755
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delivery 1 All color,.' St·•·
US befor" you h uy
TODAY!!!
llaurrr .. , Mo1pn , ......... ·-··· •ri•W.!,,.,,,,.._., __
2925 llarbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnumph TR6. '73, xii
TEST DRIVE OUR l'ond . :.1,000 ml. mau. "LE CAR xtra11. &t ofr. 511t·9KH2
OF THE YEAR"
Good Inventory in stuC'k
Hurry while they la!>I'
MIRACLE
MilDA/REHAUL T
21.SO Harbor Blvd.
COSTA Mt:SA
645-5700
1971 TIUUMPH
SPITFIRE
Brown w ith tan lri m
lla!l fitted overdrivl' ~lh
speed. (2562).
OMLY $5495
IAUERMOTORS
2925 Harbor Blvd . ~-~-~~---·!-~~ ~~~~ COST A M E.<i/\
979-2500 '590 Alltol W..ted 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
We Want To Buy Any And All Pampered
Mercedes Benz Motor Cars We Can Find.
We Welcome
The Opportunity To Give Yoo A Substantial
Cash Return On Your Investment In A Fine
M otor Car
Call Roger Hansen
We It HOUM Of lmpofls Invite you lo tllepftone u1 tor a confldent1al
IPPfaieal of y0ur inv11tmen1 In a Men:edn lenz motOf car
Let us.P.v off ycur oontr.ct and tum It Into cuti.
AIOnQSi<IC t/16 Santa Ans Freeway
HOUSE OF IMPORrS
MERCEDES Bl
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Roadsttr. All major rtdio. ntw llret. nttd• ()'t Nl:W 'N vwy cleen Run• well mllel · exeellent condl ml, pwr, wtdwt, bkt, atr, f:"8r0oci ~~.:r• tnt '':'or ~k &t oerer w.8IMMI YOL YOS Mk olr 67. s •11 Uon • 48'7·?.la.evet. •ntl u o o o. u tu / o fr . -~•or~~ bC:~ morn.lnp IN STOCK '79 Gremll.O, u ,ooO"";I, 4 ~eoda.One own•r '1SMiMl/MU722 all 6
.. u PM 12 Bu AM /FM, a lnl lmmtdlet. U.llverr• cyl, auto, 1mmac, S3,000 '75 Sedan OeVllle, 1un· "72 Nova
1970 .... u ...... au rond, prll'ed lo u ll MAIOUllMOTO.I S firm aem4 bfr JOAM roof, cru1ee control, Sl.485orbeetolfer.Mu1l
Tl-• .a. ....... " 176 OIM2 CIVf'll am 11.,.uerl"-Pkwy or al\ lOPM AM/FM 8 lr, red llhr Int. HCriflce.
-MllfUON Vlt.10 1ir 1bo(k1. new tires Olll anytime, Ml-52119
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t>N-omlna • "tlH••r , "11 aw>t. iYIL Wain. Oflly :1c. IUOO tOU 3354 •ft &«MW. pwr, h800. Call aft 6 or
(25631 WITUIU •. ml, Liil• MW, 17900 .,. s Ill M II wknda: 675-8774. ONLY SJttl lllMI r .. 7~5* M c.II ttlO ev u ul• le '73 Monte Carlo. Xlnt • •••-"'""'OTOa• ••••••••••••••••••••••• broo'e Tan lthr Int __,., o.. .. Pt --'"' • YQl lff'Wlf'(N LIM T1 Volvo Xlnl rond , • matc blntr vny I l op . UIUl.I • ...,,,, >'· ~ lltrbof-Rh c1 LMftM LS,000 ml L4mny rar, 11 t.lectra, all eictrH, rnue control, new tires, 67~.
t: ITA Mt~ =.1aln pric•. Mu•l 1t1ll j(t)Od, cl•t'1f~ ~.et~! rull power. 39,000 m1. M ust sell '72 C h ev
t7f.J500 MS• W 141-~ evtllh .. 67~ 70CIO e73-0lll7 Xlnl rood. A11ki111J $8800 =n awood wag. A/C, -..... UL make offer. P.r 833·2424 _ .. .,...,. ........ "" ......... 9770 M&WE ,..,_. air, auto, p11., -.. .,,,,. ... _... .• __..
••••••••••••••••••••••• U"""9 1mlrm , new t1rt111 • 7ll Uul \'IL i':&ta~ Wegon. '75 C:DV n yblue, !/pwr, '78 Caprice Eaule wag
brlr.1 •M ml U OOO Orl1& owner Gd cool.I lua. a Int ln&out, wt $6700 or I.Ake over lease: 1974 YW
COMVHTtl U
Th1a bard w hnd m • id4-I
hu low mlJt"ll Cl!Ml I
ONLY SlHS
Mir9Cle ......, .........
2t~ Ha.rbor Blvd . l' M
'4~1700
VW ll•vma troublt• rll
lna 'YOW' car" 'l'r> ua fop dollar r aid ror or ot)
Rnns ywr eitr to Jim
Marino Volk 11 ~af e11
0011 BcaC'h Blvd , f Wll
ml(t.On &!arh Ailll rur fo'rank Manno or Tom
AWn
'13 VW Van Fold out tw<J
Sll Bltd radu1l11 . Xlnl
c ond. 714 840 55661
2U.Sli6-7648. 1Wm1 -'76 VW Bus, lo m1lea1:e
Must sell $4100.
673-6960
'67 VW BUS. Ong rlra1 many xtras. SJ600 or tra
for cnvt. 631-579J. art 6
'74 VW Dasher
$1800/best offer
963-4930
1973 VW Bus. blul' &
white, stereo; nbll t•nJl., radials, xlnt t•o nd
thruoul. $3200. 645 2374
'71 VW bus: rcbwlt eng
oew brakes, a mH m
<:as$elte. f lSOO. Call a rt
6 675-1467
'74 Super Beetle. ~unrtJOf.
CB"JY'S ~~~-SLSOOflrm 848-_!789 __ leather, 8·trk , $3900 24 mo. a l $2 10. ll:
LllM'tt'J .,, I~ AM /fM r ud 10, i7 Reical, nlWll aell. full 831·9306 Loaded-a l l alras .
M•W Ir '3115() pwr, 12900 m 1 L1ku new 'T7 Seville. It blue/blue 661-0835. 983 1141 844 8332 8 4 Alt 6 & mt 20,000 mi. all atras. -7,-lm-n-p&la_C_ua_to_m_Co_u_pe_
1Wrllftm($ wkn<b 1136-?:tt2 PP S9SOO 751·4344 , A/C, A M /FM orig
ftltftlu.I ....._ u..ct 6'j Skylark. auto. a/c, ~26.59 · owner. Xlnt cood. $1850 •l~~S .. ••••••••••••••••••••• p/1, Xlot cond. $1450 Substa.nluil 8avlnga on _640-0039 ___ . ------~-G Lit 4 ttO I U11 ys 6'2·0671, Evu new Cad Illa<' Diesels. '6S Bi8cayne wgn. $600. 6 •C&u.rH ....................... IMO S~ Immediate out·of·stete cyl. Jo.upkeep. gd. utll .
...-U.l --------1 '76 a.tale Wgn, Y·8. auto, delivery. 759-9023 BKR. or surllng car, rwu well. LANDMAll V •DOT• cnaMJ conllOI. all power , i7 Coupe de VIiie, all ex· 6"--04.5o2 61M ml. $3500. 00·2464 tras, xlnl cond. $7995 76 Moote Carlo Landau, om 140 Owner. (l)~. air, super stereo, great
NEW & USED SAVE "'AS ca•lac 9915 '72 Cadillac Coupe de car. $ll00 645-1091 · U •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Ville. 43,000 mi. Xlnt '67 thevy. 327 motor. •COwrDTIBLES WITH DOT ii cond . $2800/bs t o fr. auto trans . $200/bst orr. n1uu1 645-4589 days, 631·9299 Will sell eng or trans .na~utn'S aft 6. separate 645-7359 wwnu '74 COltOLLA WAC90N '77 Brown Se ville, '77 Monte Culo, new •RA881J'S $2299 • w/mobile ph, loaded. tires, mags, power ex·
.D'Esn'S ~ C~s St0.500. 751""824 ~~ firm. J ohn, l\uto tra ns .. rad io ._.._..,. ~ (40020) (13387) Bdar .. C r '71 Eldora d o . Top
cond.8.2 I eng. reg. gus .
SALE ' '74 COUalER • Everything new. Wknds PICKUP PURCHASE & eves 494·4728. Days
S2Ztt OR LE.ASE 494-UJl Ask for Kathy.
'70 Malibu, 3 apd, good
mileage, good cood. S600
or beat . 661 ·1519, 498-6330. THIS Wlnf SHELL. 4 speed, YOUR HEW C 0 9917
WEEKEND AM< ,,,!!,)M radio. (29986JY > 1979 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Clwysltt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9925
BOB
WITHAM
VOLKSWAGEN
7600 Ws I •ah: .4•1, w ........ "
893-7551
638-7880
...._. C"'"'1• • "'C '77 Chevy Camaro, lo '76 Whi t e Co rdoba ' ,,..., ~ rru's, P/S, PI H, AM /f'M leather Int. A M/FM '76 DATSUN 710
S29tt
2 dr 4 spec..>d, air cond .. A M /FM . (1312 1 )
(274PCU)
'77DATSUH
WA.GOH
S2999
AM /FM s tereo w/catisette. Low miles.
NOW! cass., silver blue Ill col stereo, 32K, $USO firm. or, asking S4SOO. Call _m._3689 ______ _ •
--. NABERS ~
497·2903 +aft 5pm & '72 9Pas. wgn. gd. cond.
wlmda. F.all)' egulp. Sl.lSO .
'76 Qimaro Spl Cpe. A/C, 646GIF1 al\. 6p.m .
PB, PS. Super clean. Lo Clualc 'SS · Su Ic ade
ou. 548-6429. doon, all leather. Great
'Ill c.maro, Sl300, new running car. $1500-QJ'
paint. 327 engine 498·5999 _best_._498-__ 2083 _____ 1 aft5PM Fm w/S.trk, good tlr£'8.
lo ma, clean, 1 ownr, ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ (12900) t979SPN)
S2IKM.I 960-6832 ~~ Vol•o 9772
9920 --..........•.•..•.•.....
'11 Mark V, midnlte blue,
designer's series. loaded
Incl. mnrl & tape 33K
mi. $9495 or $!>895
w /carphone. P .P .
540-5505,eves 955-2297
'&ll VW Bug : re bit cng, •••••••••••••••••••••••
aunrool, good cond, seel YOLYO covers. Call before 5,
... 3J63
E1late Sale 1965 VW
Hatchback : 85,000 m l. 0 Bids accepted. 494-4242
Call before 3 pm.
SA.I.IS, SBVICE
AHDLIASING
V E R S E A S
DELIVERY EXPf~RTS
'76 FIAT
131 WAG-OM sz"9 5 s peed, air cond ..
A M /F M . C680PK D>
(l.3408)
'75 CHIYY LUY
Sll" wrm SHELL. 4 speed.
(02048) (3330, '68 Automatic, Good
cond. 4000 ml. on rPbutll
efll. Sl.395. Ca II fl.fl f'Vt!l>
• wbda. 496-l7t>i
E.ARLEIKE
VOLVO
1966 Harbor Blvd. 71 CIUCA COSTA MESA 5 s peed, a J r cond , '64 VW Campvr Bus · A M/F M 1ter eo w/ Comp. with wet bar, 646-9303 540.9467 cauele • only 10,000
frt1. clo.el, cablnel1, miles. <823TXY > (13448) s leep er . New e n JJ.& ~ICOUMTY
radials. Must 11en beat VOi.YO 77 TOYOTA PU
offe r . Call J e ff at EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO &.Pait camper, 5 speed,
84'1·9551 Largest Volvo Dealer radio. (IG1079'l) (l.3S53)
'72 VW eonvt 42,000 m t m Orange Counti I $5299
All new Immaculate BUY or LEASE
i~ .... aa:::1ss ·;:: UNOEAA ~·'' FICTmous
.• ,.. NAME? 900 So. Coalt Hwy. .._. .....
4t4-l ll I
'71 El Camino SS.UC, lllnt
cond. very lo m1, A/C,
PB. PS. AM/FM I trk in
dash. cstm body • palnt.
2 sets of wheels. High perf. suspension. Must
see to a ppreciate. Call
536-2785. 53&-8405.
'73 Mark IV. Su nroor.
Loeded, white on while.
Exec. 8 /0 over S3500 or
t r ade. 631 ·"869 o r
545-9491
•7z LINCOLN
COMTINIHT AL
Only 58,941 miles on this
white wllh black vlnyl
top cretm·paff. Power
wfndowa • aeals, lilt
wheel. C449FVZ> ""5 540.5930
1011\SO\ ,\SO\
• LINC( >I N MF IW lJRY Postt.lvely can sell your car-truck-van at no c09t 2826 HARBOR BLVD
to you. 547·7018 COSTA MESA
BIG SAYl•S
FOR Y•I
THESE ARE ON SALE.
SUN BIRDS!
Our lowesl p ri c e
economy compect Soor-
ly 11yhng •• greet gas economy end
bel'-me, the pm:e 1s
nglltl
GRAND PRIXI
c 11111c 11y11no
. luaury -~.-... coml ort 1 nd
ll'Odlr•i.lv pn<:fld And we have a
good lelecl•on
TRANS AM
~a nonest spona car, a
Pf'°""'1 winner as a roed car
Cf99t IOo4l$
u•HI hendl ing•
ALAN MAINOR
PONTIAC
2480 Hwbor loule•ard
. ...... 549-4300
The DAILY PILOT Is the people's
marketplace for new and used cars along
the Orange Coast.
Call 642-5878 DAILY PILOT
...... Haw 9IOO A11tos. New HOO "----------------------~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• = :;::s model '69 ~''aftttR!CT~~~· D•AOTOSTU•N panel nu eng, nu trans,•] •
20"'JjR· gd pa int, C 8,1.1-...,_1!11_...,_~--...-.-~-::. ~~. ~fa~i>~~~~: ao25 ~ =tin8;t:,h :::ti
II rou llewe Jutt flied
,our new "ctlUoua
aueln••• "'"'' end lln• IMlt ret subl!IMN II fOf itullllcMlofl, pleeH
ffn'I fOftet tllet Ille
llMltl tlOft II JO .. ,.
,,.... dMe °' flllftt. Tiii
DAILY ll'ILOT wlll llMIMlefl row .. .._...
ier IJl.10. O ur
clfwfetioft lflclludle lfte
•tttlrl Oran,. Coest
er•• eftCI ...., ftOttces
,.,.._., "' ell ldlllofts. In
order lo aubmlt rour
•t•t•twen t for pu~llc et lon ••nd
~-cop, ...ct • cllecll to THI DAILY
ll'tLOT, 11'.0. 8os 19'0,
Co111 MeM,CAtaa. We'll do IN...._,_
IMortw.._...._ .....
edftrtlllllll pie-cal M2-4Ut&.m.
I. NOBODY ELSE COMES CLOSE!
olr. 536-4014 Anaheim 750-2011, 540-0442•8'2·7781
.._,New ....._Maw 9IOO ....._Mew
NEW '78 PICKUP
Eco'momlcal 4 cyl.
engine & automatic
transmission. (Ser.
329621) (Slk. 4028). •4199
NEW'71211·1X
4 oyl. engine. 4
IOHd tran.milllon ' lir COndltiOt11ng, (S.,,
08033) (Stk. 61115). •5445
NEW '711·210. 2 DR. IEDAN
Ecomomlc1I 4 cyl. ...... ' engine & IUtomatlo
trant mlaalon. (Ser.
678 114) (Stk. 5135). ...... ..... -. ;mt -.,, •
. .,,
•
..... ...r.; ...
"'"
1979 OLD•MOlllLI
cunASI IUPlllMI COUPI o• CUTLASS CltUlllR WAGON
BOTH MODIU "SPRING V A~ATION" SALi PRICEDI
SAVI
rt11t Toa & l k . .
Not iust one car sale priced -We hove over -40 coupes and wagons ready for
immediate deliveryl Enloy your vocation In America's No. 1 mid-size cars I
"BRAND NEW 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE"
THI ULTIMATE IN FUEL EFFICIENCY (IPA RATID 22 MPG)
• DELUXE BEL TS
• TINTED GLASS
• SIDE MOLDINGS
• AIR CONDITIONING
(4Ql21) '•
• REMOTE SPORT MIRRORS
• ACCENT STitlPE
• POWER BRAKES
• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
• POWER STEERING
• DELUXE WHEEL DISCS
• STEEL BELTED WSW
• BELT MOlDING
•AM RADIO
"BRAND NEW 1979 CUTLASS CRUISER WAGON"
THI ULTIMATI IN PUIL 1n1c11NCY -(IPA RATID 22 MPG)
• DELUXE BELTS • POWEft BRAKES
• TINTED GLASS • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
• SIDI MOlDINGS • POWElt STEERING
• AIR CONDITIONING • DELUXE WHEEL DISCS
• ftEMOTE SPORT MIRROltS • STEEL BEL TEO WSW
• ACClNT STllPE • LUGGAGE ftACK
• AMftADIO
llNT A CADH '·AC. OLDIMCMILI • OMC TllUCK •Y DAY • WllK • MONTH
IU"9llCIY9
ATTHI ICINR DOIUf
............ ~. . .......
,
ORAl'tGE COUftn'S
Ll!AalreG SPECIAUaTSI
OPEN EVERYDAY
(714)
831-0800
.....
•
t4£W \979
coaoLl>. ouara1c£ 5 37~~··· copper. 2
Model 150\ •609329:..:·------speed. Ser.
II&
SELECTION
OFMIW 1979
¥KYOSI
•79
CELICA ST
P~fJ'E ,$ 5853
Model 2165 Copper. llftback AM/FM
._.....,, MPX radio, 5 Speed. Ser. #186293.
MEW 1979 VOLVO .
Model 244A Green. 4 cylinder. 4 door.
automatic. air cond .. accent. CX148. special
wheels. Ser. #391695.
OUR
PRICE
51694
BARGAIN PRICED USED CARS!!
"71DATSUM
Ull
5 •Pffd. air . ...,eo a 111101. See It toe141yt (4;Mo488).
'74MUST.,_ll
etlA e eyllndlr, auto. trane.. air,
power ...mg & vtnyt roof. ~one from Ford.
"76DOD4H cdi:r --
.. epeed. NMM redlo a #fY
low mlleeQ9. (800e60).
. · 76YOLYO .....
Auto. tran1., air, rower
atHrlno I aunroo . Th•
ultl m•t• In drlvlno.
(IOIATS>.
......_, ...• ,.,,.,, -~ A. 0 --•
..... .ii ,_ • • .
7JPINTO
Automltlc trana .,
eicc.ptlotM!lry CIMn ln1lde A
OUtl (548HSU).
'76111AT IJ4
IOMIT9
5 epeed. IClreo. new lntetlor
• top. (17t8PT)
'
74PIMTO
WAM>M
Automatic trena . air, luggag• rack a Iott ot
rooml (081VNF).
'
'74 DODCil DAIT
Auto. trans., elr & vinyl roor.
Buy 11 tOdeyl ~).
'77 FOID
NUIT.V.M
Auto. tr-.. redk> & hNter.
Font'• hat OMU
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
J!J60 HAA80k 8lV0
CO~IA Mf'>A b-11 001()
'71 MHCUltY
'76UNCOLN
MONARCH GHIA
Just 12,021 males on thas
icorl(eot.L'I dark cordovan metallic irem. Fl ight
bench seata, power win
dows & door locks far
tory aa r, ta lt wheel O~UDll
iS Granada, 4 dr. :!a,500 MAalC IV
ml. 12950. Full Pwr Loaded with a ll the Lin
673-1108. coln ernenllle11 Metallil·
$5695
540-5630
IOll"SO\' ,~ ,o,·
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
blue wath dark blue '71 Torino. Lo ml. llood gadded I u n d a u tranaportaUon car. $800 d ... k Ph63t-Ol1l ua rusonac· " t rnc· 2626 HARBOR BLVD tape, much m ore '
'76 Granada. lmmac. 4 l:lMUZl> COSTA MESA
dr. Blue. A/C, radio $7995 Mlllt.MJ --995l
Mo v I n g . SS 9 · I 9 3 l / 540-5630 ••••••••••••• •• • •••• • • •
547·8043. I 970 FORD
'77 FORD • • MUST ANG
CiaAHAOA GHIA · 2 26 l\ulomalac, pwr. sl. &
Outstanding one-owner 6 HARBOR Bl VO braJu.:ic. aar ('Ond. & low car.Goidin colur,power ___£0STAMESA_ miles! Heally nice' ndo (UllBBQl. wa ws , pawer seats. M1n:awy 9950 Ot4L y S229S
AM I t' M ·ta p e , w a r ~ ••••••••••••••. ••• •• • •.
wheel covers. luggage ORANG~ COUNTY 'S Miracle
rack . Must see to ap-MEWEST .....;RetlCllllt
preciate• (92TJ'0E) UNCOLN·M ERCURV 2l!50 Harbor Blvd., C M
$4995 DEA.LERSllll' 645-5700
540-5630 RAY R.ADEIOE ·1s m chbk. copper wtblk 1011\SO\ ,\SO\
• I INCOl N M f fl1 IHlY
LINCOLN M,.;ltCURV vnyl roof, ma)( wh b.
J6-18 Auto Ccntt:r Or VG, 4 11pd, 12400/b-.t ofr 26~ HARBOR BLVD SDFwy-Lake Forebt exit Call John. H71 41W1, exr 'u ' IRVINf: :fMC> or 559·1S43,~9·1J~ COSTA MESA 130.7000 1Jlcr 6
'7J COUN DI YIUI 'wit"-....,,,., lilt coM, l,AllCIMo IOC> a LOW. V"i -lt:l3Ulll S to -ltllf'l•IO.•
SJ999
· '77 J01D ~AOA
hdefl f---,_., ., -"'"''""· ""'""' ........ -·-_..,.._ 1»3¥1101
SJH9
'71 COWi DI YIUI llplol----....... coM•o• ~ roo a 11111 -••
llOITZT,
Stitt
'71 '°"'1AC CATAUM4
Coupe F.ctort .., -IOIW<>O -~-AIOw""IMlle ..... ¥C4ILUOI $2499
'11 C .. Y .. COUOIA ~ •. -'""* -ftcftOIY •.1111 ....... ~~.lvll -• IOw, IOw ....... (41'1k.AI
$5499
~ " ... -· ""°"' "'_. """" ..... .,,, ... .......,, '"'· .,lllM , ... II ,_, Hiii l lllOtel ("*MU~ '''''
----
'16 C .. YY MONTI C.HLO
Full -IOCIOIV .... -4 UMou
100 l .... NCW <And"""' ""'" ON( V
U 000 -IOIONlOI
$3999
'74 coun DI YIW ..... IOI>..,._""' oolll -
-,._,,., -IHI & AM/FM wf8 t•«tl
•-SlwJll Ctt61.GVI 4 IO -"°"'
·-· $3999
'76 COWi DIYMJ.I
l--... _ ·-.,...,., Wlyl ...... ,,, __ ,..,._ ll80f'RKI
&IO -"-•"""M
$5999
YSLaCOIDOIA
'"" -W>e: ---· l.otcwv .., 11 ... 1'"4 -· IHI ,,,,_ _,,..
"" & -~--lllleHCWI
(OIJllCXI $J9f9
'11 CHIYT CAMAIO LT
YI. •YIOfftallc -otffftnQ. pwr •
"' ........ -". !.-. '""· '""" -........ '"'9r10t a I.Chi, LOW ""...,,,0380,$5599
'11 COUPI DI Ylut
LMl .... lfll-""""''..ii!l•/1-vinyl •IJOI, IUH"°""' ___ JIM IMOWI. ''° C'-"°"' --.. SS4t9
'"" -ll'C .,.., -••• l1etory ,., cono AM""' "*'°' 1111 -e<lll•e COl'll,,,., CalwlOI« NICI a LOW --,,
2GIANT ~
LOCATIONS .:::
N~RS€1 ............ , ....... _ ___ ....._ COltAmA .......
OVER 150 CAA& TO CHOOSE FROM
\
. "" '
....._UMHI •••••••••••••••••••••• ..... !! '' .....................
•~.302 Vl.alr. M. PH. Alll t'M Muell
.... PP WllHdaye t ), ne.-.IMOt:.at • .• .._,,..._>40k m
orl• 9wae r . UOO lllllOUablie Oya T• l~'l Ew.-..utClar\
·rr MUlit • a'40, • V -1 *• ''* or beM olf•r l640ll • --•• Ooo¥9rtibM. R•
eotapletely lndd oe• ,....,.. • 1t..-.o 121nP& ... ,ufr w 7)6)
"71 Ohl•. XlDt rood 0 111 )' 211.CD> a:U AIC. k>act~od -.PIP_..,._, ---0161n1W11 ttSS .......................
~ f7 Qa1aea S.,prf'Olt' ....._ham S.,,per l'lon
t'\&ll powe r equlpp,.d
AM/Pll 1\ereo ~i6 )SI...,
'7Seuu.. 4 dr, auto. air,
tapedeck Real •harp ,
xlot <'OOd. WOO f.ut
J. o n a U e u c h 1213}G-~8.
IJAR.OA1N u VNTER ~I
'71 Cutla11 Supreme
Salon. lllnt rend. Mul l ~ul c kly . S3t 50.
'61 Old1moblle Vl1t a
Cruiser Clean. S950.
best olltt. 8'2-8058
'711 II Reaency : 2 dr.
whiU lthr int. crwse. • new s bocka , 4 ne ,. radials. a mlfm a trc
2lllQOO mi. red w/ whit
V11YI pad top . aplit fr
seat. Super cond. $S300.
64CMl5S
'711 Cutleu Sup reme. 5S,OOO ml. full power ,
rruiae control . 6 /40,
amlfm tape deck, vnyl
top, AIC. ~300. P.P 631.1J2S ------'78 otds ~gency 9fl, 2 dr,
blue, kladed. Exec car
w/19.000 ml, spo\hess
l'OOd. ST.!00 See & dn v
in N.B. 752·7833 --1900 CUTLA.';S
RUNSGOOO sns s:J6.37ss.
,.... 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••
IS Pinto Wagon V~. aul
trans. 20mpg, low mlleli
S2600/o ffer . 1714 )
se.8ll2S •fter S p m. & w~ek enda . or (714 )
498.fOOO, ext. J O
wlcdays.
'74 Pinto Sq ui rt> Witn
Auw. wht. 36Kml. Xlnt.
l.YAld. $1,880. 962-1009
'72 2 door Coupe. $9~
Xlnt c:cod, ong owner.
831·1350 ----74 S/W. l800. Good rub ber, Needl eng work.
67$-2198 all 4 PM.
'74 P into S~r. WRn . ~. AM I• M stereo
iw Ores. Uke nu cond. ,...,, 673-9511
~..... ''' ••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 PLYMOUTH
flUaYZDOOR
Automallc. air cond .. All/FM, vlnyl top, pwr.
steertna • only 55, l.DW mllet. (557CZN). <Stat. UXllA>-
$1'71
TH EODORE
ROBINS
FORD
"1,u •1,urn<1A 111111'
(IJ',fA Ml\A 6·li (J(JllJ
i !> Valiant Custom •·dr, AIC. auto trans, P /S,
Fri-. March 30. 1979 OAJL Y PILOT CJ f
II
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JOIN OUR ANNUAL WESTERN DAYS CELEBRATION
. CONJUNCTION WITH FORD MOTORS OPEN HOUSE
PAOPS COURTESY Of
THUNDERBIRD RANCH
OllANAOA , ..... )!WI C.IO ._, $220 OFF!
"'f'tun*' It.II ('.'0 I ~ •t~•ftt .,,...,,. \t•~ r=:~,t:..~~o;:::!n = ::..~ .... .... .. ,, ..
r~~iii;f;;;:;-:::-:-------~n.;;-:::1s~~~D-~~N~T-~-~---~ ~~~~lWE
P /8, radlo/htr, S2400. •'
S4M797
"72 n.JRY Brouabam. full pwr, new t•~.1. brakes,
batt. USES R.r;GULAR gas. 548-2W
77AllOWGT
I 5Speed
./Hatchback
./ Only 20M M Ilea
1 35 MPG
"Red w/Strtpea S2H9
(2JJ) 884-3012
r..-.c ,,,. ......................
'78 TfHl•Am-Kubo DKM Maello lal1b
PlffGnDW• -·· ti• 4M ol cmJ1 too made. Huret •·•pd. Hooker HeMan. all pwr, ale.
~ Mt. Metallic bm. w/'*,.. velour. Gold
Ma11 6 trim . Jay -..t M. Mon·f'rl.
'7S OrHd Prlx. One
0...., A·l coed. 91111 . .... ,,,.,_Am, ........ ............. ....
,AC*MlaA -~~= ~-.... .,.. --~ ... --... I ---... ........ ---•190 Offl
"' SOMETHING
\ DIFFERENT:
In the DAllY PILOT
"
RACK .. PINION STll!RING, l'.ONT DltC B•AtelS, !LICTROHtC IGNITION
svsnM. COLOR KEYED CARNTING, DeU.l>CI! WHllL. COVl9'S. ST. •2541
10 . 19'24
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BRAND NEW 1979 PLYMOUTH VOLARE
BRAND NEW 1979
CHRYSLER CORDOBA
Aulomallc 1ran'lm1ss1on. an econormcal 318 CID V8 oower
steering power brakes and glass belled wsw radial tires
I 106408)
BRAND NEW 1979
CHRYSLER LE BARON
4 DOOR SEDAN
ve engine. automa11c torauefllte transmission power ateering.
whllo sidewall glass belted radial tires and more• ( 166261)
Th•, f.'OOOOmtcol coupe hea 11 225 CIO IS cylinder engine -
1h m~I Of011on for economy & durablllty end an
eutomeltc tron1m1saton ( t0 t97~1
2DOOR
SUPER SAVINGS
ON FINE USED CARS
SPECIAL OF THE WEEK!
'7 4 CHRYSLER
IMPllJAL SIOAH
V8. automatic transm1ss1on. P0W91' Steering. pOWer brakes, split P0W0f
soar. pewor windows. air cond111oning. cruise control, tilt whoel, leather
1nten or. AMFM 'ltoreo radio w,6 track tape, electric door locks, vinyl top &
WSW tlr&> ( t25293}
52895
'76 PLYMOUTH
DUSTHCOUPI
va. automatic transm1ss1on. air
cond1t1onino. power steering.
power b<akes. vinyl top, radio &
WSW It res ( 268T JC)
'7 6 CHRYSLER
COltDOIA COUPE
va. automatic trans . air cond ,
power steering. power brakes.
AM/FM stereo radio llft wheel.
cruise con1rol. vinyl top & wsw
tires !440PCV)
52895 53895
'74 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
Automatic transm1ss1on. V8. air
cond . full po wer: steering.
brakes. door locks. windows &
seat. AM/FM stereo radio. vinyl
top & wsw tires. (080UOWJ.
'76 CADILLAC
COUPEDEYIUE
VB . auto matic trans . l ull
power-steering. brakes. dr locks.
windows. seats. air cond . till
wheel. cruise control. AM/FM
s t e reo . vinyl t op & more•
(742PON).
5 2895 55995
'78 PLYMOUTH
YOUAICOUN
va. automatic transmission. air
conditioning. power steering,
oower brakes. vinyl top. radio.
bucke1 seats & wytt tires.
(658UUR)
178 PLYMOUTH
VOUAIWA60M
ve. automatic transm1ss1on air
cond1t1on1ng. power steenng ,
power brakes, luggage reek. radio
& WSW lites. (314UWV)
53995 54895
IEED CASH!
We'll pay top dollar for good, clean & late
model used cars. See Curt Davis or Bryan
Hesketh today ...
••• AND WE ALLOW TOP DOLLAR
FOR YOUR TRADE-IN!
NOW
IS JHE TIME
TO SAVE
.MOIEY!
BRAND NEW 1979
VOYAGER VAN
va eng•nP automa11c 1r11nsm1'ls1on tinted Qtas~ ? 94 rear uie
ratio. racho oower <,leennQ front disc brakes ano glass belled
radial tires r 1261831
ATLAS
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH
SERVICE HOURS:
MOMDAY.flltlDAY1 7:10 A.M. TO l :JO ,.M.
SATUIDAY: l:OO A.M. TO l:Ol P.M.
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* &pplemenl to CoMI LIFE W9doe~ey, Merch 21, tt7t end Deily Pilot Frlct.y, Match 30, 1179 -FASHION 18l.ANO
,
SIDEWALK BAZAAR .
SATURDAY. MARCH 31. 9=30to5(30
2 FMHIOH 18LAHO-~t to COMt LlfE Wedfteedey, Meroh 21, 1m Md Dally Piiot Friday. March 30. 1979 *
SAT. S H 0 P
MAICH JI
ONLY SIDEWALK SALE
IBIUTOI·
Pll.OWS
50% OFF
LARGE GROUP
BSllUIS tasm Reg. to $130.
Now s391s
-ICHAllS
Reg. $120.
Jin s791s
ctMOITEIS
Reg. to seo.oo
Now s3995
ALL SIZES
IEISPIUIS ••auEEN Reg. to $260.
Now s7995 up
•CGMFllTD
Pl.US 2 IHI SHAMS
Aeg.'250.Now'59"
ON. Y 7 IN STOCK
MANY OTHER S
1
AVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE
NETILE CREEK SHOPS
Jlf ....... .......
.... ,.,.. ...... 644-1160
• ..... c ......
I. I 7• St. & .Ww~ ,,...__, , ..... 17141 44-lllO
.
SIDEWALK
WOMENS s997 CANVAS CASUALS •1::•20 .
0 ENTIRE STOCK
FOR MEN
ATHLETIC FOO~~~R$1297
WETHERBY
~KAYSER
#4 Fashion Island • Newport Beach
side,walk bazaar
all items
50%-75 % off'
including 9'la ond bc1Je ~r
sat. 8Eri 1 1st.
10am-5:30p.m .
and
TilUCh
mor-e,l
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8upplement to Cout LIFE WtdMlday, March 21, 1979 and Dally Piiot Frldey, March 30. 1171-FASHION ISL.AHO 3
' · silverwoods
MEN'S SUITS $169 Reg. to 275.00.
Our moat famous brand.
~~!~~~CKS s17.s27
& polyesters. Solids & patterns.
Not all colors and sizes In all styles.
MEN'S SPORTSWEAR & FURNISHINGS
.
Sport Shirts, Sweaters,
Svveater Vests,
Italian Knit Shirts
Now 9.99
Reg. to 35.00. Sport shirts are long lfeeve and short lfeeve
. ~
Soort Shirts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 1A.99 R"[g~ 25.0C>-35.00 Long a lhort eleeve. ·
Italian Knit Shirts ..... ; ...... Now 14.99
Reg. 30.CJ0.37.eo.
Long lleeve, ltrtpee and IOlidt.
Men's Sweaters . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.99-29.99
Reg. M.ONl.00. lncludlng Y9ltl. PUlloverl a cardlglnl.
Casual Slacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. 99-14. 99
R ... IO.C»ll.00. Solldt I S)ltteml,
ateortlClllbrtcl.
Dress Shirts . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOw 9. 99
Reg. 11.Q0.2&.00. Long llMW. Femout mlker.
MEN'S SHOE BONANZA
Johnston & Murphy . . . . . . . . . . 44. 90-65. 90
Reg. to 88.00. Selected etvtW.
Florsheim . . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . Now 34.90
Reg. to 57.00. Selected styles.
Barletta . . .. . . .. .. .. . . . . .. .. Now 44. 90
Reg. to 65.00. Selected styles.
WOMEN'S SHOP SAVINGS
,.
Pure Silk Blouses
16.99
Reg. 46.00. Special group
Women's Sweaters. . . . . . . . .. .. 9. 99-14. 99
Reg. 22.()().38.00.
Dress8s, Suits, Pantsuits . . . . . Y.a • Y2 Off
Reg. 40.00.140.00
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• 'MHION 181..AHO -Suppttmtnt to COIM UfE WedMICll1. March 21. 1t7t lftd Otl!1 PllOt ''~· Mefch 30, 1979.
JE:fl'i R'r+1N Ff1SHIOiS
148 Fa5hion '51and Newport Beach
l11ero1.t /rom 1k1 Br011dwo~J
7141759-0$06 ~· ••
HAIR
CU1TING
CURUNG
·COLORING
Bio Styling • Roller Styling
, · Braids and more . . .
Nails Galore
WATCH US ON THE MAU.
SPECTACULAR SAVINGS
30% OFF ON ••. . .
• • • ALL BIRDS
Large And Small
All DOGS HM STOCKI
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r----------lupplMll~-lft '°-COllt-.....UfE Wedneldl", Merafl .. 11719nd ~,_,,_, Mlroft IO, tt71-fMUIOftll&.ANO !I
_THE FINEST VALUES FROM
OUR FAMOUS BRANDS FOR CHILDREN .
ALL FROM OUR CURRENT STOCK .
~tw lrowm reg. to 23.00 ........................ 1.00 .
C ... Ufe reg. to 23.00 ............................ l.H
F•lmtlc Al1• lss1•.,..,. ii 81rts Cat• · .
& ..,... ....... ••••• Ng. to 24.00 •••••••••• 16-'I
AM~ld l•dll1 & l .. '11 ,... to 22.00 •••••. 1~7
• . . is pleased to
Announce their participation
In the ...
3rd Annual
SIDEWALK BAZAAR
wllll
IAR&AIMS GALORE
Prices Slasllecl
50% .. 75%
FOi THIS OME DAY IVIMT
If , ... -of ... ,..... ... ... .,. ••a ., .. hllll1•clolMllgoHendalom' ...._ W _, ....,. afford It, IWl 11 row
clayl II UIL Y aM IMJOY ALL THE
IAl•AIMS IM FIOMT Of IOTH ITORESI
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• fABHtOH ISLAND -Supptemem to Co•t LIFE WednMdey, M.-ch 21. 1179 and Delly Pllo~ Frldey, March 30, 1979
-~ FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
;. (
Outdoor
Plants
4" Bedctlng Plants
reg. ,.. to.. Sale SS•
Ficus Benjamina
2 Gal.
reg .•.•
7 Gal.
. ,...24.11
SaleS.99
Sale19.99
Sale39.98
Baskets
Assorted WICker
4" end 5" alze
fe1.1.21to1 .M ....... ••• size
,...... S.le1.44
1"1 •net ... •lz•
,... a.•to•.•
rs~CPenney ti
Truckload G~
5 Gal plants
Bonanza Peach
reg.11.19
Bougainvillea .
reg.I .II
Eugenia Newport
reg.I .II
Hibiscus
reg. a.11
Gardenia
reg.I .II
Sale7.99
Sale5.99
Sale5.99
Sale5.99
SaleS.99
Meyer Lemon Sale 5 _99 reg.I .II
Juniper Bar Harbor Sale 5 _99 reg. 7.19
Australian
Tree Fern
r ... 10.91
2 Gal plants
Juniper
· ·Robusta Green ~··· . Roses ,.. ...•
Sale5.99
Sale3.99
Sale2.99
Miniature Tree ROHi Sale 8.99
~11.11
Special 1.44
8" Begonias
~·· ale 1.44
I " lmDatlents ,...1.11
I S•le 1.77
1 G•I Pl•nts
Ger•nlum• 1·1.• ¥n Aiil••• ,........ .
FASHION ISlAND
NEWPORT CENTI5R I
rden Selle.
Soll Prep®
Products ·
Sale 1.29
1 Gal. Plants
Bouganvlllea
reg. 2.49
Hibiscus
reg. 2.49
Pink Marguerite
reg. 1.99
Gameolepsfs
reg. 1.99
~nlsta
reg. 1.99 ·
Gold Dust
reg. 1.99
Veronica
reg. 1.99
Day Liiy ,
reg. 2.49
Gardenia Veftchl
reg. 2.-48
2 Cu. Ft. Potting Mix ,....ue 8•1•3.81
2 CU. Ft. Pl•ntlng·Mtx
, ... 2.11
1 Cu. Ft DMlll -··-·
,...1.11
~Cu. ,... , .•
Supp6efnent to Cout LIFE Wednffdey, March 28, 1171 and Dally Piiot Friday, Meleh 30, 1171-FASHION ISlANO 7
Limited Quantities
Starts Sat.,· March 31st 9:30 A.M.
Sale 1.39
4" Afrtcen Yloleta
reg.2.49
Sale 88•
4" Indoor Houseplants
Ferns, Scheffleros,
SP,eclal 2.99 ~
I' Mums
Sale 2.99
_ pothos and many more.
reg.1.21to1.49
6" Indoor
Houseplants
Pothos. Ferns,
Scheffleras,
Nephthytis and
many more. ;1
reg. I .II to 7.29
Sale 13.99
2 Gal. Indoor
Houseplants
Oracaanaa, Palms,
Philodendron and more.
,...11.•to21.11 I
Sale.24.99
lpecl•• ....
Houeepl1nla
DracMnt11 Palms,
Phllodlndron and more. ,.. ........ ..
Decorator
Pottery
7" size .......
9"alze
~-~.
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
...
Sale3.99
Sale&.99
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I FMHM>N l&l.AND-ltlpplement to Coett LIFE WedMlday, Merch 21. 1t71 and oat~ Pttot Fridey. Meroh 30. 1979
We have mor~ for your pleasure . • •
(il STORE DIRECTORY
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FASHION ISlAND
NEWPORT CENTER
"The cUffennce between
better " best."
OIAECTOAV
D
.. 4ftM91f.,... ~ ....•.•..•.•••.••••••••••••••••. 41 ~·····································' 11 .. 110C1ft-. ..••....•..•.•.•.••••..... • .......... MM:ut ............................. . J C...,,,_, ............................ t4 "*"'°" .................... -.............. t
..-net .... ~·SN»~ ........ •·••••••••••· ,. Qowft CleMen ........................... . ~ 9leOl Bet1*t ....................... 11
The HW.....,....,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,. 70 ........... _.
11. Delton 8ocl<MMet ................ , ......... 9 ~ 8ooll 8hoP ...................... .,
II Poco Cltdel • . • • • . • • • • • • I I I •• ' •••••••• t •
1<8rt'I TQVI. 811110net9. ~-..... V"""'1t~··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
..n ..... N"10w-1i91 .•...••• ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.M
AIE-...................................... 4' Oer{t I ~ .......................... ue
Tiie l.OOll-~ 0-... ,., ... , ..... ,, ..... • Pheloe ....................................... . P OSH ............................... ., .. ,41
811-t ................................ ..
IMOIST-...... A.Mien •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "-te F~ ••• ,,.,,.,, ... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,31
~.--........................... .. Hulloft'IS-.......................... . ..... . ............................. . .,_.sno.a
~c.. ........................... t t H-10-...~ ~..., ........................ 30
~ .................. 4
.,MMMft ~'*'································· .. .__ •.••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 Cocio't ...................................... ,. El AOOeno .................................. ~ f r-teen Room ............................. I ,.,.,...,_ ................................ 12
Llelo ..,, ..................................... I ,.._. llulfd Aoll ........................ IOI
~ ODllee I/lop, ....................... 24 r,:::..;, ............................... 18
HelllllPoodl .............................. 93 ~Twtie ................................ 111 Y...WO'l .................................... 80
Y-'I YOIUfl .................. • .... • .. • • '°' ZOdi9c ..................................... ' • 49 .....,.,,.,,.,,
~............... . .. lllClll ...... l'eMlfllne Alrltt ................. '" ..... c.. ................................ 111 ~~ ........................ . .._of Cllllamle ............................ , •
....... ......, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11
"-LOalllo 10 11111010 •t tllt 1 flt t I I I I IOI I ••• o o • S3 ......_ .................................... .. ~~--............... 28 TM,._,,., .............................. r
JM/I Ryen fllNoll ........... • • .. • .. • .... • .. 41 , ... ~ ................................ 12 ~~ApplNI .................... .
~"---"-"' SllOP .......... , .. • .. • .. • .. • .. .. .. .. .. M ~·~ ....................... 126
QW!WotQ ................................ 20 fOf1Y l.AW9 • • • .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. • .. • ,. HICllOfY ,_ • .. • .. .. • • .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. , ,
.. ~,,.,..,........................ 14
Ci.ti! Kennedy l'lortlt • .. • • • . • .. • .. • .. . . 61
KOCM-...._, ~ ........................... $1 ...... 8clarlirl9 Ooodl .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. t1 Heme 0.... Siieo .. .. .. • .. .. • .. • .. .. .. • • 20
The "" 8llloon. Lid. . .. • • .. R-·• YllfOncletM-of 1'911 •• • ....... .. ................. .. ..... ~ ...................... .
llleT_.. ........................... :M v .. w..e Cenllr... .. .. . .. . .. • • .. .. .. • .. 11 ........ llt9ll W...., N_. ........................ Ill 0.--a.on .......................... 11
llevlc*'t -........................... 11 ......,,, .... ,,...., .........................• ~I.AIOI! Olemondl .................. 1'7
MALL HOURS
Monday thru Friday 1M
Saturday 10 to 5:30
Sunday 12-6
Supplemtnt to COMt LIFE WtdMedey, Merch 21. 1979 W'd 0-''1 Piiot Frldly, March 30. 1m-FASHION ISl.ANO •
SIDEWALK BAZAAR
SAT., MARCH 31st • 10 u. to 5 , ...
SPECIAL GROUP FURS .
20%t. 60%oFF
MASTER l'URRIER SINCE 19U
M.JA.cques
e UIYTl-#IAr_,,. I• 'IMITM-.O•• e..,.,,.llmUM e el.AY,.._Y •
M.JACQUES
MASTll ru11111 llfllCI 1tJJ
Names you know •••
At Prices you'll Love!
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CAPEZIO ~;t SALE s22
Sandals ... Bone or
White
DeLISO ~;i-SALE s24
Embroidered
Espadrilles •.. Beige only
AMALFI t1-SALES39
Lo Heel Fine Suede
Pumps ••• Taupe onty
PAPPAGALLO = SALE s21
Cushioned Sandals ..•
Whiteonty
Above items are In good mes to atilt. Thoee lilted
below, sizes are incomplete. AH •• subject to prior aale.
Because of the reduced pricea, we muat designate these
shoes as discontinued atytea.
BE!_t@P.Q,~ 50% OFF
BOOTS .. ~. SALE s 16
Miscellaneous Ankle or Knee
ROSELLINI :it SALE S.16
Pure Silk Satin Hi Wedgee
ROSELLI NI
Our own llQhtwalght
HiWedgeQog
,..
"7 ... ...
I 1111 .....
=SALE S16
10 fA&HtON ISlANO-Supptement to Coat LIFE Wed~. Mwch 28, 1t7t lftd o.i~ Piiot f~. MltCh 30. 1971
• F••hlon lal•nd'• drcul•r .. rout fMba •" atorea ••altr 8cceaalble.
Fresh OnCJ
Friendly
Atmosphere
Gree1ts NB
Sh~ppers
. People who live on the
Orange Coast are carefree
yet serious, active yet
elegant, discreet yet not
. a/raid to 1ay wbat they feel.
They demand excellence.
F.cuhion Island in Newport
Beach Is dedicated to the
satisfaction of .all their
neceuUies. and luxuries.
Neatled in soft, rolling
hilla green with apring's em·
bface, Faahion Island pre·
aenta a fresh, friendly .at·
mosphere for ahoppjng •
More lban 60 stores-some
large, others amaU and in·
tfmate-provide the shopper
with a uariety of gift
. altenaatives.
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* Supplement to CoMt LIFE Wednetday, Mwch 21, 1979 Md Deity Plk>t Frlct.y, Mitch 30, 1879-FA&HtOH l8lANO 1 t
Sidewalk Bazaar
Sat., March 31
FLANNELETTE
-· Shirts ·now $7
REG. $19.
AND MANY OTHER SPECIALS
LANZ SHOE SALON
SHOES COLLECTED FROM ALL STORES FDR A
F ABUWUS SALE.
oRJG. s2s-s4o. Now S5-s10-s 15
Not all styles, sizes & colors.
15 Fashion Island
sidewalk
sate · • J
AL'IGMAGI
91 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
714 844-7030 .
644-4411
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SIDEWALK BAZAAR
·ASSORTED
SPORTSWEAR
UP TO •••
% 0 ·f
F
#22 FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH• 644-1722
Sidetealk
Sale
5
RING SIZING DONE
WHILE YOU WAIT
' SATURDAY ONLY• MAR. 31
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12 FASHION ISLAND -Supplement 10 CoHt LIFE Wedn.eday, Meroh 28, 1979 end Delly Pilot Friday, Maroh 30, 1979 •
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B11ntington Beach
Fouqtaln Valley
EDITION
VOL. 72,. NO. 89, 4 SECTIONS, 62 PAGES
Radiation Precaution
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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Yeur Hometown ~
Dally Newspaper
FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1979 TEN CENTS
.Governor Orders Schools Closed
Official
Killed
By Bomb
LONDON 1AP1 A bomb
bl ast ripped through un
automobile outside the I lou!>c of
Commons toda~ and ki lled Aircy
Neave, the Conservative Party'!>
parliamenta ry spokesm an on
Northern Ireland and right hand
ma n to Conservati ve leader
M argarel Thatcher. a uthorit ics
reported.
Police said the bomh went off
as the car , described ;tS a blue
Vauxhall and apparently driven
by N<>ave. was al an cntnmtl'
ramp leading to the under
ground pa rking gara~t: at the
s prawl i n ~ Palu cc o f
Westminster , the :;cat of Parha·
ment on the River Tha me:..
A ScoUand Yard spokc:;man
said the blast was caused by a
half.pound explosive device
placed In the front of the car
Police officers on the s£ene
said they believed the person
who planted lhe bomb esca11(;"'<1
on a motor scooter. and police
units thro ughout the caµ1tal
we r e a lert e d to be on the
lookout.
There we r e no threat:; or
warnings before the blast, pol11·c
said, and no one claimed im·
mediate responsibiUty.
But Irish gue rrillas undoub·
tedly would be among the prime
s u s pec t s c hecked by in·
vestigators.
The assassination came as
Mrs. Thatcher wat> marshalling
her Conservative forces for a na·
tional election May 3, which lht
lat.est polls favor her t.o win.
The 63-year-old Neave, a
m e mber or Parliame nt
representin g Abingdon In
Berkshire, west or London, was
the .. shadow" spokesman in
Parliament on Northern Ireland,
lhe province whe r e Iris h
Re publican Army guerrillas are
fighting to end British control.
This meant he was chief critic of
the Labor Party government's
policies there and formulator of
Conservative policy on the issue.
As Mrs . T hatche r 's cti dC.
Neave was considered a likely
candidate for the j o b a s
Northern Ireland secretary or
home secretary in a Thatcher
government.
Snake's Help
TurnedDmm
A dis traught Sant a Ana
woman phoned police Thursday
night t.o report s he round unex·
peeled company when she start·
ed t.o mop her kilch~n noor.
The company was a two-fool·
long boa constrict.or wrapped
around the mop handle, pollce
said.
The boa was turned over t.o
Oranfe County animal control
olflc als where il will join
another pet boa being houaed al
the count)' shelter.
And the woman, Blanca
Valvovinol, of 727 S. Lyon St.,
w aa left t.o mop her floor without
any unwanted belp, police said.
Viet Claim Rapped
TOKYO (AP> -Chin. lubed
out at Vietnamese P'orel1n
.. ......_. NIU)'eft Duy Triab to-a.n for lai1 claim that "the
prw of vtela1me1e armed
fOl'ffl ill Cambodia la I~
wbleb only C!ODffl'llS" Vietnam
udC..mbocla.
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To Stay
Indoors
PENNSYLVANIA
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HARRISBURG, Pa. tAP>
Gov. Dick Thornburgh today ad·
vised the evacuation of a pre
school children and pregnant
wom en from within five miles or
the Three Mile Island Nuclear
plant following a new re lease of
radioactivity from the crippled
facility. lie ordered schools in
the area closed and urged resi
dents within JO miles lo stay in
door-s.
SHADED PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES PLACED ON ~tERT
Evacuation Begins In Five-mile Area Around Radiation
"This and other contingency
measur es are based o n my
belief that an excess or caution
1s best. .. Thornburgh said. "Cur
ren t <radioactivity > readings
a re no higher than they were
yesterday However, the con
tinucd presence or radioactivity
in the area and the possibility or
further emissions lead me to ex
crcise thls utmost caution." Seeond Degree
Two Found Guilty
In Bovan Murder
The governor s aid that he
i,poke with Pr<.-sidenl Carter and
l he chairman of the Nuclear
Regulatory Comm1s s1on thai.
morning about th<' situation.
"Based upon the evidence.
and the ht-st technical 1dvice
available , the president con
l'Urred that there continues, al
present reudings, no reason ror
pan ic or implementation of
emergency measures" such as a
general evacuation. Thornburgh
said.
By GARV GRANVILLE Of U. ~,., ... St.ff
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert Kneeland round
Raymond Resco a nd Anthony
Marone Jr. guilty of second
degree murder today in the Lm
Newport Beach s layin g or
Stephen John &>Van or Fountain
Valley
Resco and Muronc were also
found p.illy or conspiracy lo kid·
nap In connection with the
eventa lhal led lo Bovan'a shoot·
Ing death Oct. 22, 1977.
The _pair returned to court
shortly after the judge's deci~ion
was announced lo request tm·
mediate sentencing . Kneeland
sel their stale prison terms for
five years each o n second
degree murder , along with con·
current terms of three years
each on the conspiracy Lo kidnap
conviction.
He also raised their bail to
$200,000 whHe the case Is ap·
pealed. An April 28 hearing was
set lo sec If Resco a nd Marone
Jr. have funds lo reimburse the
county for the a tto rneys'
services provided lo them dur·
ing the criminaJ proceedings.
The conviction or the two de·
renda nts bro ug ht the total
number of defendants found
guilty in the Bovan case so far lo
three.
Last month, a Superior Court
jury declared J erry Peter Fiori
of Huntington Beach, the gun·
man in Bovan's death, guilly or
the same two charges as well as
the use or a gun when commit·
Ung a felony crime.
Fiori, Resco and Marone are
the so-called Italians in a drug
s muggling con s piracy un·
covered In the wake or Bovan's
death in the early morning hours
outside a Newport Beach nltery.
Still lo be tried in connection
with the murder are four mem·
bers of the so-called Krishna
racllon allegedly Involved in
Bovan's death.
They, including now-convicted
cea~t drus dealer Alexander
Kulik, are scheduled t.o stand
trial May 4.
Resco and Marone were con·
victed today after submitting
their cues t.o Judge Kneeland
on the basis of voluminous
tranacrtptt covering a multitude
of pretrial bearings over the
paat 11 ll'Olldw.
Judie Kneeland said the
evidence contained ln those
tranecrtptt, lncluctlnc the defen-
dants• own statements prove
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bl·yond a reasonable doubt that
both were guilty of conspiring to
kidnap Bovao.
And, in keeping with criminal
law that lays equal blame for
murder when it is accomplished
while committing a fe lony
crime. they were round guilty of
second degree murde r even
though it was Jo'iori who pumped
nine bullets into Bovan's body.
While thetr wives' eyes rilled
with tears, neither dcrendant
showed any emolion when found
guilty.
Both are In custody In lieu of
$100,000 bail.
Because Resco Is a relocated witness under a federal program.
he is being held in protective
custody io an Orange County Jail
along with his brother -in·law,
Marone.
Both me n race additional
trials on recent felony charges
brought against them while they
were free on bail.
R esco is c ha rged with
burglary-related crimes while
Marone is accused of attempting
lo sell an undercover officer
$8,000 worth of cocaine .
'll•e• S•11elc
J oh n Co rn e y of lh e
Penaylvania Emer1ency
Ma nagement Agency, asked if
people were leaving the area on
the ir own , said: "They arc
Businesses in Harrisburg ap
pear to be rele1u1lng employees.
People are leavlne the Har·
risburg area."
An air raid siren blared at
about ll:lS a.m. In downtown
Harrisburg, but David Milne. a
s pokesman for the slate Depart
m e nt of Environm e nta l
Resources, said it was an un·
authorized signal set off by local
fire officiaJs t.o tell people to stay
Indoors.
Traffic was heavy on the
s treets of Harrisburg 10 mile:;
from the plant and in surround
ing communities. Ser vice sta
lions were crowded with cars
and pedestrians hurried along
the streets to head indoors.
Businesses shut down early
and overburdened tele phone
lines were jammed In t he area.
(See NUCLEAR, Pace A%)
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Mra. Catherin Meyberry, 21, Covers Deughter Klmberty
No Panic Reported
Bul People Leaving
HARRISBURG, Pa !AP> -
ShorUy after the announcement
today or the release of new
radiation from a nuclcur plant,
people began to leave the area
and others m ade ready to leave
if they bad to. There was no
panic.
Even before the state suggest·
cd that pre-school children and
pregnant wo men evacuate u
fi ve-mile area around the Three
Mile Island nuclear power plant.
many Harrisburg residents who
heard about the new releases or
radiatio n we r e con cerned
enough to pick up and leave
town.
"People are leaving the Har·
r isburg a rea Harrisburg bus1·
nesses apparently are releasing
their e mployees early," suid
John Comey, spokesman for the
Pe nnsylva ni a Eme rge ncy
Management Agency
Streets were congested with
tra rfic , gas s tations were
jammed and pedestrians scur·
rled aloag, hurryi ng lo get in·
doors.
There was no immediate
estimate of how many people
were leaving the area.
State police called the traffic
mode rate, and a s pokesman
said, "People are leaving. But
mostly they seem to be going
home. We have no problems
anywhere. No accidents , no
blocka1es.''
"I 'm too old t.o be concerned
about radiation that's going to
knock me orr 30 years from
now," said one resident.
Asked If he was leavtng, he
said: "I don1l want k> stay any
Strike to Halt
Uni,t.ed Flighta
CHICAGO (AP) -United
Alrllnee said it would cancel Its
1,800 dally scheduled fll1hts
after midnJthl ton11ht because
of a work atoppa1e by members
of a'maetalm.ta' union.
l'U1bta already e n route
belon tlle 12:01 a.m. deadliae
were expeoted to proceed to
tlMtr -.. .... daatlnatiom, tbe
alrUM.W••.....__from
... eol'PSMe budcaurters bite. n. alrllMI Nld tbe 11.•u
me•bln ol U.. lnternaUonal
At .... ltloa ol Maahlniau Md
Aeroe,._ Worbn • Thunct.y
reJect..s a '4111UUve apeement
reachfd Mareb lt between
airllae IDd .... otftelala.
longer than I have to."
Caroline Harclerode, 55, who
a lso works in downtown Har
risburg. was worried, bul said
she wasn't going a nywhere Yet
"I'm a liltlt' bit shook Uf' I
think everybody 1s," she said
"There's so htlll• you cctn do In
any emergency like this the in ·
1tial feeling is helplessness "
''I'm not going to panic ;.i nd
run out or here. when my ho~:.
i,ays go, we go," :-.aid Judy
Rapp, a Pe nnsylvitn1a Op·
tometric Association e mployee.
Jo'our classes or fourth graders
from Monroe Elementary School
in Cumberland County across
the Susquehanna Ri ver from
llar risburg found their trip to
the stale Capitol disrupted by
the warnings issued artcr th••
new radioactive release al the
plant
The children were sent home
early.
"Our buses are on the way
They're going to take us oul
through a tunnel." said teaching
aide Mary Gibb. as the children
sat on the noor eating lunches.
"I 'm not worried," sa id Ho~
Hertzler, a lea~her.
But J ea ~tto , another
teacher, said, "I'll be very glad
to gel them back lo school and
send the m ho me lo their
parents."
·-
Coast
Weather
Fair a nd s li g htl y ,
wa rmer through Satur·
day. Lows t.on.ight 43 t.o 48.
Hi1hs Saturday 8.1 to 68.
IN81aE T8DA '1
Don't ~ caught '". o ,am
al Oron"e Coo.ti College'•
Joz1t fi'ellluol. 1''jnd out whc>'a
playing IUMn. Giid how to get
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Recalls Flayed
By Ex-mayors
•1 aoer:aT BA•••;• OI..,. 0.11, ,., ... ,..,.
l'wo fonrwr Oht)'IH'' or fl unl
tnaiton Ut•1.t1·h hM\ e• tome• 11111
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rl'rall dc<'llon.., u.iu1n~c 1>ubl11
0Hkrnh1
Norrn11 <l1hh!I 111111 J111·k (1r('\"n
told.-llOMt: C:ou111·1t forum th11.
week that lht-tr~nd toward r
callt1 b1 on UlCl lnrrNuu.· t1nd thut
it I• unfortunlltt'
Mr !> 0th~ whowu-.Lhl't'tl )"
Five Held
In Heroin
Raids in HB
Huntington Beach police :.aid
today t.hey have arrested fi ve
Santa Ana residents and con·
fiscated $21,000 worth of heroin
in an ongoing investigation of an
a lleged drug trafficking ring
between the two cities.
Investigators said they seized
seven o unces or low g rade·
"Mexican brown" heroin earlier
this week at the home of ·Henry
and Sylvia Ibarra, both 25, or
Santa Ana.
Also a rrested and charged
with possession of heroin and
possession of heroin for sale was
Aurelio David Cuellar, 26.
Police said they found two
guns in the fbarra home when
the trio was arrested Tuesday.
A gun, $12,000 a nd three
ounces or heroin was reportedly
recovered by police on March 15
during t.he r.aid or the home or a
53-year-old Santa Ana woman
a nd her 25-year-old son.
Booked on possession or heroin
a nd possession for sale were
Ramona Esquibel Harper and
Antonio Esquibel.
Sgt. Louis Ochoa said the ri ve
arrestees apparently were part
of a drug ring that s upplied
heroin to buyers in Huntington
Beach.
lie added that police are conti-
nuing an 1nvcstigal1on into the
local heroin s upply a nd that
more arrcslS arc expcctc.-d.
Irvine Hires
H11ntington' s
Top Finalist
llunlington Beach has lost a
top finalist for the newly created
pos ition or director or develop·
m enl services to the City of
Irvine.
Larry Hogle of Oxnard was
one of three finalists for the
Huntington Beach job before he
took a similar position wlth
Irvine this week.
C ity Admi nis tr ator Bud
Jk!lsito said he had not made a
final choice for lhe position, but
will do so after interviewing
other final candidates next
week.
Confirmation by the City
Council is expected next month.
mayor In 197~ 79. uld ll~ atllO Is
a~uin t thf• t•1u rtint recull d fort
thnt •~ du <•<·tt·d Ul(aln11l Mai yor
Hon Pullin~nn ('lly t\ltornoy
Ci••1I llullon uruJ C'our1fllma11
Jotio Thottlni;
'Then• " nothlnK wronf( thut u
<'ouple of more r c1111(nut1on1.1
wouldn't -.olw," hi· 1H1ld Sht•
de<'Hrh'<.I to numt• lh<>le whom
'he b.•lwvf"S should r.-i1l1n from
thtt 1>rt..'tit•nt City Couocll.
G n'l•n. the maayor in 1969 70
.•nil now un oftlctal with tht'
Southern California Ai.soc1at1on
• of Governments, n1d recall:.
... hould he Initiated only U there
ure vlolollons or Jaw or Ir morAtl
conduct 1s involved.
He said he didn't have all \he
particulars m lluntangton Beach
Mnd didn't know if the present
recall is ju.st1f1ed or not.
··Recalls are misused. Then.~
are many that are successful but
that are not valid," he said.
lie said recall elections often
make condJllons worse because
of all the bitterness and suspi -
cions they cause.
Mrs . Gibbs, a professior al Cal
State Long Beach, said recalls
are disruptive and tum friend
again.at friend.
She,suggested that a better
solution is "to s weat things out"
until the next elections.
The discussion came art.er It
appeared for a lime that all
m e mbe rs of the Huntington
Beach City Council m ight be re-
call targets.
PaUinsoo, Thomas and Mrs
Hutton were na med in recall
papers last;Decem ber and peti-
tions are now being circulated in
a n attempt to force a recall elec-
tion. ·
In February, recall papers
were served on council mem·
hers Richard Siebert, Bob Man·
die, Don MacAJlister and Ruth
Bailey.
ProponenLc; of the second er.
fort said they couldn 'l say
a n y thin g aga in s t th e
performance of a ny s ingle coun·
cil member "but that iJomething
had to be done to get things
working in City Hall."
Those petitions we re declared
mvalid because they were im-
properly filled out. They have
not been resubmitted to the City
Clerk's office.
Siebert resigned from office
earlier this month.
Former Mayor Ron Shenkman
also was named as a target of
the December recall movement.
He resigned late last year. He
had announced his intentions to
do so before the recall action.
Held in Fire Probe
BOSTON <AP) -An 18-year·
old Boston man is in custody to·
day. charged with a~n In fires
at two posh Boston hotels where
he once worked as a busboy and
dishwasher. Julio Vale ntin
Rodrigues of the South End was
scheduled for arraignment to·
day in Boston Municipal Court
on charges of setting the blazes
that forced 1,900 guests from the
Copley Plaza and Sheraton
Boston hot.els early Thursday.
Sixty-four persons were sent to
hospitals.
Beaut9 on tlae Bough
A pair of egrets make a majestic springtim<.· picture a~
they settle on a tree branch near the inlerscctaon of Jam
borcc Road and University Drive in Irvine Bird lovers
twhcve the cgrel. which ravor:o. a damp, mars hy terrain,
will thnve on conditions crcall'd hy n ·l' ·nt heavy rains .
Oil Cutoff Exaggerated?
Study Blasts Carter on Iranian Imports
WASHJNGTON <AP> -The
Ca r ter a dm inis tration de·
liberately and grossly exag·
geuted the effect of the Iranian
oil cutoff on the United States, a
congressional study contends.
Energy Se<!retary James R.
Sehleslnger was to be questioned
today on allegations that oU im-
Jury Picks
In Diedrich
Trial Slow
SAN DIEGO -Selection or
jurors in the trial of Orange
County Supervi s or Ralph
Diedrich and Anaheim ~rchitect
LeRoy Rose contlnutid at a
snail's pace here Thursday in
Superior Court.
By the end of the d ay. only
five proapective jurors had been
cleared through a preliminary
questioning session.
And any of those fi ve can be
eliminated tn future inquiry
sessions that will resum e Mon·
day morning in Superior Court
Judge Ross Tharp's courtroom.
One reason for the slow proc·
ess is that each prospective
j uror is being interrogated in-
dividually r athe r than as 1s
normally the custom in a group
setting.
In a dditio n to bein g
scrutinized by defense lawyers
James Riddell, Keith Monroe
and Sylvan Aronson as well as
Orange County Assist ant Dis·
trlcl Attorney Michael Capizzi,
the Jurors are being at least vis·
ually examined by jury consul·
taol Cathy Bennett.
Mias Bennett. a juristic con·
s ultant, has been h ired by
Diedrich to he lp the defense
lawyers In their selection of
jurors.
ports actually inc reased in
i''ebruary despite adman1strat1on
claims or a 500.000 barrel-a·day
shortage ren ecting the lraruan
culorf.
An aide. Jam Bis hop. said
Schlesinger was prepared to de-
ny the study'::. conclus ions in has
tes timony before the Ho use
Irvine Co. Suit
energy and power subcomm1t
tee.
Bishop s aid the information
obtained by the eommattce 1s
sus pect a nd disputed the an·
t'rcase an amport.5 claimed by the
report.
"I can assure you th1:, wall be
clarified." he :,aid.
Fraud, Negligence
A<Uled to Charges
By J.:RRY CLAUSEN
Of IM 0 •1ly P1lel Sl•tl
Joa n Irvine· Smith and ht·r
mother have added "fraud "' und
··negligence" lo charges agamst
the Irvine Company and its ex
ecul ive co mmittee in an
a m e nde d l awsuit filed in
Superior Court Wednesday af
ternoon.
The ame nded complaint
claims company plans to in
crease the s ize or a pipeline
bringing domestic waler into
Orange County by about 211 per
cent actually will d1man1sh ar
rigation water supplies
Th at. they contend. could
eliminate favorable agricultural
preserve tax stutu~ attached t<)"
much or the company's un
developed land and eventually
result in the pi ec<'mcu l ti ale of
the property, possibly lo com
petilors.
Th e a m cnd c·d compl aint
follows a suit filed March 22 Ill
which the two women seek a
court order hailing the proposed
$3.6 million expansion of the
Diemer lntertie pipe line The
line is designed to bring
n orth e rn Califo rnia and
Colorado River water from
Yorba Linda to 11 water agcn
cies in southern Orange County
development competitor~ who
t'Ould draw waler through wall·r
agencies partic1pat1ng rn tht·
papehne venture
lnitial plans call for the Irvine
area to get ooly about a quarter
of the increased amount of
water to be made available
through the line expansion.
If the Irvine Ranch Water Ob
tract does not pick up an option
for the rest of the water. it coultl
be allocated lo the other a~en
c1es involved an line construction
at a total cost of about $100
mil hon.
The women claim that the
more expensive ampe>rted water.
treated for domestic consum~,
tion , would not be bencf1 c1al to
agriculture.
The two women, who hold 11
perc<'nt of lhc <·ompany'!> stock.
claim that 1m port1nl{ more·
water will curtail plans to dt.·
velop wells 1n the Costa Mesa
area. Well water may he used
for agriculture at lower prices.
By culling back on avallabh:
irrigation water. the company
could not farm its properties and
would lose th e cove red
agricultural p reser vc lax e~
e mption, the two charge
T he study by the subcommtt·
tee staff ass<•rts · "U.S. imports
cluring the month of February
surged by a million barrels per day
The report said it based con·
r lus ioru; on oil export import in·
formation recently compiled by
the Paris based International
~nergy Agency
Rep Albert Gore, D Tenn .. a
'>Ub<·ommittee member , charged
that Sehh..-sangcr 's agency kept
the alleged ancreasf> in imports
sN·rel "because al was cmbar-
r a ss 1 n ~ to ad minis tra t ion
poltt'Y "
Tht• staff rC'port did not dis
pull' 1 ht' reality of th<• threc ..
month lrunaan productwn ha lt .
Bui II r laimNl the cutoff had a
min1mul impat'I on ll·S s upphe:.
al lt•asl in Ft•bruary
"Claims <>f a shortfa ll havl·
b<•c•n used to JUSlify hurdships
for 1he Amt'racan consumer in
the form or higher prices as well
a!> a reduction of gasoline sup-
plies." the report said.
Schlesinger 's testimony came
one day after Pres ident Carter
discussed with I louse and Senate
leaders the new energy pro·
posull:. he· 1s expected lo unveil
next week propo:.als aimed al
r1•dul·1ng U S rc:laance on im
ports
A number of those who at
tended Thursday':, White llous<'
session pred1cl.-d Carter would
hfl price controls on domeslical
ly produn·d l'rudc oil <1nd pro
pose a lax lo prevent oil com
panics from rt-;.cp111g excessive
pro fats
There has llee n SJ>t>Culatlnn for
weeks that the '"csadcnt would
act lo dl•control crude 011 prices
and propose sOml' form of tax.
But Thursday's White House
session didn't shed any li ght on
what specific steps the president
will take. according to several
part1c1pants .
Meany Goes Home
WASlllNGTON I AP> AFL· More than 100 people applied
for the position in Huntington
~each. The new director will
preside over a "super-agency"
that combines the city's building
and planning departments.
F ..... P,,,,eAJ
Mrs. Smith of Emerald Bay
a nd he r mother. Athalle R.
Clarke, of Corona del Mar.
claim the pipeline size increase
to be financed by the Irvine
Company as a hedge against
The resulting piecemeal sal<'
of the company's 39.000 acres of
agricultural land e ventually
would nearly double the trvan c
a r ea's projected ultimate
population· Of 250,000. the SUit
contends.
CIO Pres1dt>nl Gl•orgc: Meany,
H<I , h:.11> been relea sed from
George Washington University
llosp1tal following trcutmenl for
a chrome bronC'hial condition.
The list wu narrowed to three
finalists after oral Interviews
were conducted last Thursday .,Y a three-member panel from
•urrounding cities.
Belsito aaid the new agency il'l
being created to increase em -
f!iency and to cut down on delays
In the planning process.
' Pay for lbe job ranges ftom
9SS.038t.o$«>,908 per year.
The names of the other two
f •nal candidates were not re·
eased.
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NUCLEAR PLANT. • •
There were confliclin1 ex·
planations of wbal caUHd lbe
new release olradJoactivlty.
Critchlow aaid the releue oc-
c ur red as wo rke r s carried
radioactive waste from one
storage area to another.
~u.clear Re1ulatory Com·
m1s1non spokesman Frank In-
gram fU'st said in Waabington
that the releaae occurred u an automa~ic paJ1 of tbe redrcula-
tion of react.or cooling water.
But aborUY lhereaft.er, he aa.ld
his information may have been
wrona.
Tbe 1overnor'1 pre11 office
said there wu a readln1 ol l,3JO
millirema per hour at UM plant
vent. ~rom which the 1aaea
eacapect. Critchlow aaid that
reading meant a poutble radia-
tion HIQRlre ol 100 111lwre .. f«
someone doWhwlnd from t.be re-leaee .
I!. C. lleCabe, ledlon chief of
the NRC. Yibo WU a~~ t site, Mid: ••r did aot ta..
redlatim ~II to be WO.
• ·The YeDtlDI of th• taak
beeau1e of the pre11an I•
nee...-ry.'' llC!Cabe tald. "U
you ru.ptan that tanll JOU would h••• a IUtlltantial nle ... . ''The plant la llat ea ..... ... •• fast• would ........... ..
be adMd. ''ften aaM .....
IOlll• P'llllemr wtll a. l•teia ., ................... _ ..................... ~:£.;··-... ...... .......... °' ........ ..:rb .. ...
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exposed to radiation for 130 years without ill effects.
"We know that 25.000
mllllrems does not cause serious
cbanies in the body." he aaid.
"The maximum allowable <for
plant workers> under normal
conditions la 3,000 milllrems per
quarter (three months."
The average American is ex-
pe>Hd to 100 to 1.20 milllrems or
radiation per year, including
radt•Uon from everything from
space to X·ray1.
A mlllirem la a term used to
measure ablorpt1on of rad.lation
bybodymua.
EDfl'IJ Secretary James R.
Scblealn1er said today In
Waablnstoa, meanwhile, that
WedaHday'1 accident was
Mrioul, but ••tt un'dencores bow
Hie melear power baa been in
tbe .,..... . ~said earlier today
be •• cociUderiDI evacuatlnl 811 am ,...,.., million Nlldeata
from a four.county area 1ur·
NU_.'11 tbe fMWtJ. Tbe eouD• U. an York, Daupb.ln, Lall·
........ Cmabertud. N811c1Ul Guard aad local clvtl ..., .... 8atllOl1Uel were put OD
1peclal alert.
Jewelry Stolen
Fram Valley Home
A ~NDOf'tdy made off wl&ll 1 ut *'.L.~ wortb of elrr a rouata••ValleJ
.. .....,. polke ..ad .
..., .. rid .... Mme al
.... ~· ... Teton Clftle, = ... ~ .. ~.:: IMNMld.
. drought also would benefit land
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You can now buy a suit for tbJl price
of two cups of coffee ... you just buy
one at regular price then pay just ...
ONE DOLLAR
for another of eQual or lesser value
S IZES:
Regulars .......................... 36 to 50
Longs ........•................... 38 to 50
Shorts ••.•.••.........••.......... 36 to 44
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VOL. 72, NO. 89, _.SECTIONS, 62 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, MARCH. 30, 1979 TEN CENTS
·Radiation Precaution in Pennsylvania
Governor Orders Schools Closed
Howing
Element
Studied
In a public hearing tht!> wei!k
the Irvine City Council !>Cl about
shaping a housing document
that identifies need~ for residc•n
l tal development a nd set:.
policies to meet them
Council member s ind1cakd
the Shape O( things to COffil'.
particularly with rci.pcct to so
called low-cost housin~. with
several preliminary actton!> No
fi nal votes were taken.
A second public hearing on the
housing element or the general
plan was set fo r April 10.
Among the mos t important is·
s ues discussed Tuesday was the
effor t to define low-cost housing
in terms of what people can af
ford to spend in rent or house
payments
Federal and st ale ~utdl'lincs
for affordability use as a rule of
thumb 25 percent of the gross
monthly family income a~ the
limit of what a ramily can afford
lo pay towards rent.
Ttws&-gu1delinUS-a-lso spcc~fy
tha t the upper limit or af.
fordability in house buy1n~ is 2 5
times the gross annual family
income.
By those s tandards. a fom1ly
that earns SJ.000 a month, or
SJ2.000 a yt!ar. should be able to
afford up to $250 a month for
rent. or to buy a house priced at sao.ooo
The Irvine council maJority.
however. agreed with a city
pla nning commission recom-
mendation that the rental factor
be changed to 30 percent, <1nd
the purchase factor to three
Um es
Council m e mbe r s Larr y
Agran and Mary Ann Gaido
argued that the fact.ors should
remain the 1ame as the federal
guidelines. at least for low in-
come groups.
The council also differt>d about
whether there should be an ad-
justment made in the ranges of
what constitutes low income
housing, based on the size of a
family.
T he federal guidelines are pre-
dicated upon a family or four.
Under the current system be-
ing considered by the council.
the family number is not con·
sidered. Thus, at the upper limit
of the low-lnco'me category, a
$46,800 house would qualify ai,
low-income housing, whether it
was occupied by one per~on or
six.
The council ordered the Plan·
nlng Commission and a citizens
advisory housing committee to
study the Issue.
The council also deferred a de·
casaon about whether to include
military and student housing as
appropriate goals for the city
housing element.
Strike to Halt
United Flights
CHICAGO <AP > United
Airlines said it would cancel its
1,600 daily scheduled flights
after midnight tonight because
of a work stoppage by members
of a macblnilts' union.
Fll1ht1 already e n route
before tbe 12:01 a.m. deadline
were expected to proceed lo
their scheduled deatlnatlona, the
airline Mid in a statement from
It.a corporate headquarters here.
The alrllnea said 'the 18,611
memben or the Jntemational
A11ociaUon of Machinists and Aeroa.,.ce Workers on Thunday
rejected a tentative asreemenl
reached March 19 between
airline and unk>n officials.
lflDI' J'IEIJ'S
SWNG EYEN'l'
'
~uty on the Bough
I I\ pair of egrets make a majestic spring time picture as
they settle on a tree branch ne ar the intersection of J a m·
boree Road ctnd Univers ity Drive in lrvine. Bird love rs
believe the egret. which favors a damp. m arshy terrain.
wi ll t hrive on condition~ created by r cccnl heavy nun~
HBLoses
Finalist
To Irvine
Huntington Beach has lost a
top finalist for the newly created
position of director or de velop·
ment services to the City or
Irvine.
La rry Hogle of Oxnard was
one or three finalists for the
Huntington Beach job before he
look a s imilar position with
Irvine this week
City Adminis trator Bud
Belsito said he had not m ade a
final choice for the position. but
will do so after interviewing
other final candidates next
week
Confirmation by the City
Council is expected next month.
More than 100 people applied
for the position in Huntington
Beach. The new director will
preside over a "super-agency"
that combines the city's building
a nd planning departmenLci.
The list was narrowed to three
finalists after or al interviews
were conducted last Thursday
by a three-member panel from
s urrounding cities.
Belsllo said the new agency Is
being created to increase erri·
ciency and Lo cut down on delays
in the planning process.
Pay for the job ranges from
$33,036lo$40.908 per year.
The names of the other two
final candidates we re not re-
leased.
OCAirport
POJU1engers
Vp 11 Percent
The number o r airplane
passengers arriving at and de-
parting from Orange County
Airport this year ls up almost 11
percent so far.
As o( the end of February.
3•.948 customers used the
allpor.t. compared to 330,033 at
this time last year, airport of·
ficials reported.
Takeoffs and landings of com·
merclal airlines are up 7 .4 per·
cent. going from last year's 4,337
to the current 4,6~. officials
Hld.
In tbe same cate1ory, private
aircraft lncreued activity by 8.6
pettent, up from 71,238 a year
aao to tldl 1ear'1 '79,181, Sbo= a deereue in the re·
Clim& ~-were air cario
tou ~ tbe airport. Offtclall i 10.1 permJt
dfoo, f .... .._ -tone at the end fl~ lat year to the .. ,... .
Orou• Htl•l&1, however.
1lllw .. a U •-t lncre ... ln
ter1m o1 can paned. Auto. nu
IDI airport panln1 Iota have
numbend Qflll2 IO far tbl1 year. om.t.a.N6d.
Joan Irvine Smith
Ainends LalVsuit
By .JERRY CLAUSEN
Of .... o.lly ~ ........
Joan Irvine Smith and her
mother have added "fraud" and
"negligence" to charges against
the Irvine Company and its ex-
ec utive co mmittee in an
a mended laws uit rile d in
Superior Court Wednesday al·
le rnoon.
The amende d complaint
claims company plans lo in-
crease the s ize or a pipeline
bringing domestic water into
Orange County by about 24 per.-
cent actually will d im inish ir
rigation water supplies.
That, they contend. could
eliminate favorable agr icultural
preserve tax status attached to
muc h or the compa ny 's un-
developed land and eventually
result in the piecemeal sale of
the property, possibly to com-
petitors.
The a m e nde d compla int
follows a suit filed March 22 in
which the two women seek a
court order halting th<' proposed
QlllrlcS••ele ·
S3.8 million expansion of the
Diemer lntertle pipeline. The
l in e is designe d lo bring
n o rthern Californ ia and
Colo rado River water from
Yorba Linda to 11 water agen-
cies in southern Orange County.
Mrs. Smith or Emerald Bay
a nd her mother. Athalie R.
Clarke, of Corona de l Mar .
claim the pipeline size increase
to be financed by the Irvine
Company as a hedge against
drought also would benefit land
development competitors who
could draw water through water
agencies participating in the
pipeline venture .
Initial plans call for the Irvine
area to get onl y about a quarter
or the increased a m ount of
water to be made available
through the line expansion
If the Irvine Ranch Water Dis·
t rict does not pick up an option
for the rest of the wate r. it could
be a llocated to the other agen·
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Golf 1tar Nancy Lopez lndul1es ln a lollipop whlle 1tpln1
an autograph ror a fan prior to lint round play ln the
Women's Kemper Open at the Mesa Verde Country Club
in Coeta Mesa Thursday. She turned La a 71 -even par -
for the day, two shots orr the pace set by Japanne pro
Chako Hlpchi. See Page A12 for toumament details arid
pbotol.
British
Aide Killed
By Blast
LONDON CAP1 A bomb
bla s t ripp e d through an
automobile outside the House of
Commons today and killed Atrey
Neave, the Conservative Party's
parliame ntary spokes man on
Northern Ireland and n ght·hand
m a n to Conser vative leade r
Margaret Thatcher. a uthorities
reported
Police said the bomb went off
as tht· car. described as u blUl'
Vauxhall and apparently driven
by Neave. was at an entranc•:
r a mp leading to the under
ground parking Aa rage at thl·
s prawlin g P a l a ce o f
Westminste r, the seat of Parlia
ment on the Hiver Thames
Within two houri., calls to a
newspaper in Dubltn claimed
r es ponsibility for the I rt s h
Re publican Army 's outlawed
Provisional wing and a nother
~ucrrilla group fi ghting t he
British presence 1n Northern
Ireland
A Scotland Yard s pokesm:m
said the blast was caused by a
ha lf-pound explosive device
placed in the front of the car.
Police ofCicers on the scene
said they believed the person
who planted the bomb esca ped
on a motor scooter . and police
units throughout the capital
were ale rted to be on the
lookout.
T he re wer e no t hreats or
warnings before the blast. police
said.
But .rish guerrillas undoub
tedly would be a mong the prime
s u s pects c h eck ed by 1n
vestlgators.
The aMsassination came a:.
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WmdKnoCks
Dou:n lroine
Movie HoWJe
Irvine residents face another
winter without local first.run
motion picture entertainment
The budding town picture show
is gone with the wind.
Olliclals or the Irvine Com-
pany •. which is de velopin1
Irvine's tint cinema ho-..e. at
Woodbridge Village Center, said
that. at about 4:30 a.m . Wednes·
day, a blut of wind knocked
down the naked frame structure.
Tbe frame toppled aad the
curtain rang down for ••at lust
several monthl'' more for the
debut ot Irvine film fare . The
clnema had been expected to
open at about the first ot next
year.
Damaae was estim ated at
St00.000. Architect• and
en1lneen wno s urveyed the
w ... ck aajd It wH to percent
loet.
Residents
To Stay
Indoors
HARRlSBU ltG. P;;i tAP>
Gov. Dick Thornhurgh advised
the evacuat10n today of pre-
school rh1 ldr<'n and pregnunt
women from within five mtles of
the Thn.'l' M1l1· lshrnd nuclear
plant followmg what he called
a n · ·uncontrolh•d .. release of
rad1oact1v1ty from the crippled
fa t·il1t y lie 11rd t're'1 :.ill 23
i.c hools tn the five-mtlc c1rclt'
closed
lie also urged people w1lhtn to
mi les of tht• plant to stay in-
doors. but M>me r<'s1dent~ began
leavin~ tht• llarrisburg area
Thornburgh satd al an after
noon bncfmg that .. there 1~ no
reason for puntc ··
He said thut today 's relt•ast· of
rad1oact.1 ve .:a :. wa~ .. uncon
trolled ·· Tom Gcrusky. d1reclor
of the stale' Rad1olog1c:il Protec
t1on Burt>au said · .. They wen·
moving water from one unit inti';
another and a valve failed It wai. •
unexpected. and unplanned and
they couldn't stop it · ·
But a s poke s man f or
Me tropolitan Edison the man~
ultltly t haf runs fie p an-------
responded "It w~s controlled.
when the pressure substdt:d. the
valve was closed ··
But plant off1 c 1al s
a c knowledged the rad1oact1vc
releases were larger than ex-
pected and said the releasci;,
which bcKan by accide nt Wed·
nesday, would continue at least
hve days
Thomburgb b<ud the evat'Ul.I
t1on advisory a nd .. other cont-
ingency meas ures are ba~ed on
my belief' that an ex.cess of cau-
tion is best."
Scientists have said that a de·
velop1ng fe tus is ex tremely
vulnerable lo radiation while its
internaJ organs are growmg and
young people are more vulnera
hie lo rad iation than older
c·htldrt>n because they are grow
mg rapidly
··c urrent I rad1oact1v1ty > read·
mgs are no hi gher than they
were yestf'rday. · · the governor
said .. llowcver. the corllmucd
presence or radioact1v1ty in thl·
area a nd the possibility of
further emissions lead ml' to ex
erc1sc this utmost caution ··
The governor s aid that hl·
spoke with Prt>sident Carter and
t he chairman of the Nucle:.ir
Regulatory Comm isswn this
morning about the s1tuat ion
.. Has<'d Uf><m the ev1dc ntt-.
and the best lecbmcal ;.idv1cc
available. the president con
curred that the re contmues. at
present readings, no reason for
µanic or implementation or
emergency meas ures" s uch as a
general evacuation. Thornburgh
said.
John Co rn ey of the
P e n sylvani:.i Emergen cy
M anagemcnt Agency, askoo if
people were leaving the area on
their own. said: .. Thev are.
Businesses in llarr1s burg ap-
pear to be releasing employees
People are le aving the Har-
ris burg area.•·
An air raid siren blared at
about t t : 15 a . m . In downtown
llarrisburg, but David Milne. a
s pokesman for the state Oepart-
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Coast
Weather
Fa ir and s l ightl y
warmer t hrough Satur·
day. Lows tonight 43 to 48
Highs Saturday 6.1 to 68
IN81BE TODAY
Don 'i gft couoht in. a /(lm
at Orange Ccxut College's
Jou Fe.tfVOl. Find out who'• p4a" IOIWn.and how to get
ttcut1 on P.oge Cl. ,
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2 Guilty
fu·Bovan
Murder
B)' GA_&l' G&A VIU.
Of .. ._, ~-""" Oran, .. County SuJW"rlor Court
Jud(lt' ltotM.•rt Krkl'land found
Raym ond RHco •od Anthon\"
M iln)fl'' Jr 6'U1hy of *'"c tlnd
degr.-~ m urdt•r llx.l•Y In tht> 1977
N ~WllOr t "'""'h .. 1uylnl( of
Slcl)ht•O JohJI Uovun or 1-'ounh.on.
Vullt•y
Ht•1wQ and Maron<' w..r1• ala.o
lo und (IWlly of ron vi rat)' to ktd
nu p In cono~l'UOn wHb l ht•
l!vcnta Uu.t led to Bovan'1 hout ·
tnte dtiath °''l 22 , am
1 be pau r n-tu roed to courl
• horlly ancr t~ ~ae 11 dt'<'Ulklfl
waa. ~NIOW\Ced to requ .. 1t 1n1
mcd1uh• '>t'nlt-ncin1t Koc lnnd
N •\ ttwir bl.all' 11ria.on lcrma 101
five ycar11 cuch o n 1>teond
dc((n~ tnurd •r, ulonJ( w1lh con
curr .. nt term1> of thr t' Yt'iff"
.. a ch on the coos11irucy lo kul11u11
ffin v1cUon
lk a lso ralted lh ·ir ball to
S200 ,000 while Lhe t'U\ • Is ap
peulcd An April 28 ht>urlog wa'
6et to 1>c" 1f 1lc11co and Muront·
Jr have-funds to rc1mbu1 i1t\lhl'
t•ount y for lhc a tto rncy11
servicei. r>rov1ded to them dur
mg the cnm1nal procc •d ings.
The oonvt('tlon of the two d•·
(endants broug ht lh•.i totul
numbe r of defendants foun'1
1tuilly an the Rovan case KO for l•>
three ,
Last month, u Superior <'A>\Jrt
Jury declared J erry Peter f'wn
of Huntington Reach, the l(Ull
man in Bovan's death, guilty of
the same two charges as we ll u::.
the use of a gun when commit·
tin~ a felony crime.
fi'1on. Rcsco and Marone arc
YJe so-callc.-d Italians in a drug
smugg ling c onspirac y un·
eovercd in the wake of Bovan':,
de ath in the early m orning hour!'>
outs ide a Newport Reach nlte ry
Still to be tried in connecUon
with the murde r are four mem
be rs of the ~o·called Kril1 hn 1.1
faction a llegedly involved in
Uovan's d<•alh
'l'ht•y. mcluding now t•onvictt:<.I
<"oasl drug dcaln Alcxund •r
Kulik, ;ire scheduled lo staml
-trial May 'I
Rcs<.'o nnd Marone were <'On
v11'lc d today afte r s ubmillinA
their C:llbe1\ to Judge Kneeland
on the bus l11 of volumlnou:.
transcrir)\s covering a mulUlud1•
or pretrial hearings over the
past 18 moot.his.
Police Seeking
Auto Vandal
f''ulle rton police were loolung
toda y for o 80-gun·tollng vandul
who damaged 22 windows In
cars and buaine81J firms along
Commonwealth Avenue Thurs
day afternoon.
Officers said no one was in
JUred in the shooting s pree lh&t
s t arted about 2:40 p.m. and oc
curred at sc:aUerc..'<I spots from
the 1500 block of West Com
monwealth to the 800 block of
Eas t Commonwealth.
Police estimate d dumug e
would run into the thousands of
dollars . The Ruspecl was dnving
• dark blue compact "ar, pollcl.'
re ported.
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BOMB •••
Mr•. Thakber was marshalling
her Conservative forces for • na
• lional election May 3, which the
Jateat polls favor her to win.
T h e 83-yeur ·Old Ne ave. ••
membe r of Parliame n t
repreaenting Abingdon In
:Perbhire, weal of London, was
·lbe "shadow" apokHmao In
J>arllament on Northem Ireland,
·l h e province where Irish
.J\epubUcan Army guerrtuu arc
.li1ht1na to end Bntlab control.
•"Thia meant he wu cblef critic of
U.. Labor Party 1overnrnent's
pollciee there and formulator of
ConservaUve policy on the l•uo.
OtlAWCOMf
DAILY PILOT
frld!y, March ~!!It
0
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Kept 'Cleon' ... ,.,, •
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M1lu
PENNSYLVANIA 2;000-theft
Suspect Held
llantbmen
To Fake It
WASHINGTON CAP1
Two mardung band• pre.
lendlna they ire pl1yln1t
10:1trumtnl~ will take part
1n a parad.-here r cogniz·
tnf( next Wl't!k w. National
Ml m • W~t:k.
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FORT l.AlJDERl>ALt;, Jo'ha.
<AP 1 John Arthur M ucl.eun
never even htid a trurri<' tic:kcl
a .c uansl h1~ na m e beforti th111
m onth.
Now the 32 y4'or·old M ucl..can
has been charJ(cd 1n connc.-ctlon
with o $1 milllor1 robb{·ry, und
police say he ·~ ti lluspect in up
to 2.000 burAluricH ll loo.c th •
Easten\ &tuboard In which Sl25
m I Ilion worth of aood11 wa11
11t.olen In 11lx yeor:i
Until he wms arr .. ~t.cd Mar,·h W,
he wa1rnnonymous
"Not cv1•n h i!! fl ngc.:rµrinli.
were on !tie." one unidentiht.'t.l
officer told the fo'orl La uderdale
Sun·Senlinel a nd News
WARNINGS ISSUED FOR FIVE-MIL£ RADIUS OF LEAK
23 School• Cloaed; P9opl• Urged to Sl8y lna&de
"Only one or two people knew
what he looked li ke" becau!:le he
wore a mask wht n me ting with
accomplices, a detective told th•
n e wit papers. "And they knew
him by an ahas. 8-0b fi'rost •·
No Pa~ic Reported,
But People Leaving
It was to that name that de tec
lives say they traced a pohcc
radio scanner left al the seen or
a Sl million roboory J an 27 al
the home of Or. Keith Wold. Th~
r adio's serial number was filed
off. detective Art McLcllan sajd ,
tlul he beJt1tn trying to trace the
radio's three tuning crystals
that enable the listener to lune
Into police channels llAJUUSRU RG, l'H <AP >
Shortly after Uw nnnounc,•nw11t
tod ay of the rclcu1w or m•w
radiation from a nu<•h•a r plant,
people began lo lo;.1ve the ureu
und others mode ready to lc11v1·
If lhtly had to. There wai. no
panic.
Even before the slat<· s uggest
ed that prc·school children µnd
pregnant wome n evacua te u
five·mile area around the Three
Mile Isla nd nul'lear pow(•r plant.
ma ny tlarru.burg r c·s11lcnL.., who
heard about the new rl'lcui.ci. or
rad i a li '' 11 w c r" c ont' c r n I' cl
c.·nough to ptck up und lcuvc
town o
"PMplt• an· l1•av11lg l h<' liar
rlijbUrA arl.'a I l arri:.bur~ hu1>1
lll'SSCS UPJl<trt•ntly ar·· rt•l•·<t"llllg
t hl.'lr 1·m 1,1oycl·S l'iHIY ... :-.:Jiii
John Comt>y , spokcsmun for th•·
P l' n n s y I v a n 1 a f; m e r g c n t· y
Mlm:rgeTTlt'Tlt-1\gcnc
StreeL'> were tOllKl'!'llt!d wi th
traffic:, gas ... t a lion :.1 wn•·
Jam med and fX'destrlams i.cur
n ed aloni.:. hur rying to gel ul
doors.
There w as no immedlull'
estimate of how m any fX'CJplc
were leavin~ the area
Sta le police called the truffi r
m od e rate, a nd a s pokesman
said, "People are leaving. But
mostly they seem to be RO)nu
hom e. We ha ve no problemi.
a ny whe r e . No 1H·c lde nts, no
blockages.·•
· • 1 ·m too old to bt· conc·crncd
a bout rndiution lhal 'i. lo(OIOlot tu
knock me ·off 3-0 years from
now." said one resident.
Asked if he was leaving, he
iwid : "I don't want to stay a ny
longl·r than I have to.·'
Caroline Harclerode. 55, who
allco works In downtown lfar
ris burg. was worried. but suiJ
11hc wmm't going anywhere. Yet
"I'm a UtUe bit s hook up. I
think everybody is," s he said.
"Thcn."s so UW e you can do. In
;m y t•mergcncy like th1:. the in
1llal feehnl( 111 helplessrwss."
"I'm not 1(01ng fo pa nic a nd
run out of here , wht:n m y boss
s ays go. we go, .. said Judy
Ra pp. a P c nnbylvan1a Op
lomt'lric A~so,·1at1on employct·
Four clw.sett of fou rth nraders
from Mnnrcw Eh•m(·nt<iry School
1n 'umbcrland (;ounty acros!>
lhl• Susque hanna R1 ver from
llarrisburg found the ir trip to
The de tefl tve pored ov ·r
11tac ks Of lflVOiceb Unt.I radio
brofhurcs to 1>1 11 down lt11·
c rystals. till he finally trnccd
the m to a Fo rt Lau derdu le
plant, then to u dealership and
finally to a t·u~t.omer who gave
the name "Uob Frm;t " lltb ad·
dreu was MacLcan ':,, pollcl'
sa id.
A M'arc·h or M:u-Lt•an·s home
Man·h 16 tul'n('O up more than SI
m1ll1on worth cir Acms. furs <1ncJ
S(uns lwlu:vl.'d lo be part of th1•
haul stolen from hc1use.., ulon~
lhc Eoi.l Co:.ii.t , police i.iu d
Whc>n MnclA•an w11 .., ;,ir rt•stt•ll
lo he dwr~t·d with IX)SM'1>1>1on of
i.tolcn pro/wrty It•· 1 t•1x1rlt•cll v
~rt•l•h•d Of H't'l'S hy lh1•lf nilffil•S
and r:.idio number:.
lhe l'ltnl~ Capitol dlsrupt-ed-4t0Y---_....v.,otrn--fHhrOO, '' tn~.,.Ht-t!t•tlly
Lht• warrungs is:.ucd ofter the told onedNc.·cllVI'
n•'W radioactive release al the lie rt•ported l y h <1d t akf•n
plant. photQgraphs of v:Jrious offi<'Nh,
The children were sent home a nd Rources. who miked th;,it
1•arly. their numcs not I)() used , su1d he
"Our buaes arc on the way.
They 're going to take us out
through a tunnel, .. s aid teaching
aide Mary Gibb, as the children
sat on the noor eating lunc bt.>s.
"I'm nol worried," said Hope
Hertzle r, a teacher .
Out J ean Otto. anothe r
teacher\ said. ''J'll be very glad
to gel the m back lo school and
send t he m h o m e to the1 r
parents ...
29Jobs Face
Cutbacks at
El Toro Base
Tw e nty n in t• Jobi, 12
m ilitary and 17 civilian muy
Fr .. Page A f
soon be ehm1nat~d at F,I Torn
Morine Corp:, Air Statu>n us pllrl
or u progra m by th • Nuvy a nd
Munne Corps to cut costs l.O lhe
NUCLEAR PLANT nation's taxpayf•rs.
• • • • Sgt Bill Grind.<1tuff s aid tlw
m c nt o f Enviro nm e nt a l
llcsourccs, :.aid il was un un
authorized s1gnul Ket oH by IO<'al
ti re offlc ials to tell people to 111 a y
indoors.
Traffic wus h cuvy on tht·
istreet.s of I Jarrlsburg 10 mile1.
fro m the r>l~1nt :rnd in s urrou11d
Ing communities Service 11la
lions were crowded with carb
und pedet1lrians hurried ulong
lhl' streets to head indoors
Businesses s hut down early
a nd overbur de ned telephQne
linea were ja mmed In the area.
There we re conlllcllng ex·
planation.s or what caUBcd th
ne w rclt~sc or radioactivity
changes In the body." he s aid. JOb:J arc being studied a nd wi ll
"The maximum allowable <for be elimlnal<..'(f if uuthorillet> a n·
pl ant worke rs) under normal s aUsfkd that the duties can be absorbed by thl' use of other conditions is 3,000 millire m!J per pe rsonnel. < llclawd m up, Pu~•· quartl!r (three months ."
The ave rage Ame rican is ex A4 > polled to LOO to 120 millire ms or -Und<'r rc>vicw art• the jobs
radiation per year, Inc luding filled by II c1v1lions in custodial
radiation from everything from service at the base. the JOh
space to X·rays. performed by one civilian m
A mlllirem ls a Lerm used to data pro ceu ing und JOb!'> ...,,.._.. r di Uo per formed by 12 Ma r ines and meaaure a....,. ~•On o ra a n five civilian.fl In the aircraft fuel·
hy body mass. Ing division.
E nergy Secretary James R. Grindstaff said the resuJts of
Scb1 ealnger s aid t oday in the survey al the base wiJI be
Washington, m ea nwhile, that forwarded to Washington, o.c.
Wedne11day's a ccid e nt was for evaluation. "Then we will be
serious, but ''It unde rscores how advised what cutbacks. lr any,
kne w the identities of Si)mc FBI
agenlR and at one point Men
followed them .
M acLe1n posted S150,000 bond
and was freed. But he was or
d c r ed r e a rrested a nd held
without bond whe n McLc llun
d iRCOVered that i.IOOUt 400 addl
llonal radio cryst als round ut the
home. werti also for police radio
freq uenc:lt.'8.
The Sen1te adopted u
N a tlo nul Mime Weck
re1wluUon Thunid:i.y.
Thc rf' wias no Indication
whe ther 1upporting the
rettolution, sponsored by
Sl•n. S.I. f11tyakaw1t, R·
Callf , bound members of
ConKrcsit to rumaln mul1:
during next week 's com·
me moration.
Diego Yacht First
San Lucas Finisher
Pus hed by 20-knol no rth ,
northwest winds. Nick Frazee·..,
78·foot sloop Swlftsurc oul of the
San Diego Yacht Club today WI.l b
the first yacht ac ross the finish
line in the 800-mile Ne wport
Bea ch t.o Ca bo San Lucas race.
The exact lime of Swlfllurc 'b
finish wasn't known. Howe ver,
a t the 8 a.m. roll call. monitored
by Carroll Hudson's amateur
radio station In Newport Reach ,
Frazee reported he was near the
finis h line with an estimated
time of arrival of 9:30 a.m.
J ohn Scripps' 79·foot ketch
Mi ramar. ulso out of San Diego,
wa11 e-xpec:ted to be the second
yacht to f1msh
Tom <.:orkcll 's Whistle WinK
V . N~w1)0rt llar hor Y ;w ht <.:luh
gave an c1>limatw t ime of ur·
nvalof8pm.
Had luck yacht in the ncct wa:.
Maveru:k, skippered by Richa rd
Murs ha ll, Marina dc l Rey.
Earlier in the race om: crewman
developed i. Ca tie OC infectious
hepalllh1.
Today MarHha ll re1>9rled ht•
had dropped out or the race after
a l(alley firc.i that lert u femuh·
l' r e w m embe r with second
dcgre · burnh
F ..... r.~AI
SUIT AMENDED ••.
c1es involved in Une construcllon
at a tot al cost of about $100
mllhon.
wa ter 1nthe EITo roar4!1t.
I r vtnc Co. President Peter
Kre mer, named specifically in
the Superior C.'>urt suit. s aid The wome n c la im that the•
more expensive imported water,
treuted for d<lmesl1c <'Oru.ump
lion, would not be bcnch crnl lo
agriculture
· 'l'hursday that the two women
-;tockholdN s' lutci.t charges ar•·
now moot .
Tlw two women. wt.ti hold 11
1wn·enl of the company·.., i.to•·k ..
l'la1m t hul 1mpo r t 1n g m ore
waler will curtail plans to de
vl'lop wells in the Costa Mesa
::trca Well watcr--ffttly--he u~wd
for agriculture ut lowe r prices.
By cutting back on ava1l:.iblc.
ir1Jgat1on wuter . the t·ompany
t·o'Yi ld not furm 1t.-; properties and
wo uld l ose th e c ove r e d
agra eultural preserve tax ex·
emption. the two charge.
The resuJUng piecemeal s ale
or the oompany's 39,000 acres or
agric ultural la nd e ve ntua lly
would nearly double the Irvin~
o r ~a·s pro1ec l~d u ltima t e
population of 2SO.OOO. tile s u1l
con lend.I\. The ame nded c:o mpla1nl
claims that t he executi ve com
m 1u~·s failure to disclose to
directors or stockholders 1ls If\
tention to enter the water agrct<
mcnts was a "fraudulent" act
It seeks uns pecified damages
a nd a C'ourl o rde r ha ll1nA
pipeline expansion.
The expansion move has b<."Cn
ngreed to by all a t(enc1cs in
volved m the Diemer proJCCL
E xcept the City of Orunge. Tlw
city's councilmen were lo mct>l
1n special sesffion at 4.30 p.m . to·
day on the issue .
Meanwhile , sources close to
the pipeline consortium agencies
re port that negotiations are un·
der way to possibly offer El Toro
Water District -one of tM
particlpanta -money for the
additional water rights It mJght
re eel ve under the agreement.
Directors of that district have
Indicated a desire to pull out of
the explansion project because or
no additional require ments for
Ile said the board of d irector:-.
Thursday "reaffirmed " in an 8 0
vol t• its endorsement of l11I'
D1cmn p1 pclmc "uµ1t1z1n1f' and
the company's dec1s1on lo pay ror ll
"M rtt Smi l h tHd-M l-iftl:efll<f-ttw---t
t>iwrd mectrnu ." he said. Then ·
ar c It dtreC'lors. inc luding Mr..,
S mith.
"The board vole <l ast Scptc ni
twr) ... WM 9·1. with Mrs . Sm 1l h
dissenting . We think 1l un
lortunutc that she has c hosen to
carry her disagreement to the
C'ourts. but that is her way, his·
toncally," he said.
K r emt>r t ook i ssue with
several poiht8 in Wednesday's
fihng.
"Thf' ava1 la b1hly or wale r
does not permit development,"
he i.a1d "Local gove rnment
docs."
lie also conte nded that by ex-
panding water 1m1>0rts , treated
water can be diverted dlreclly to
hom es now dra wing from wells
in the <'OUnty, frueing well wat.tff
for ai:ricultural use
tie said the additional Diemer
imported water eapac1ty actual·
ly "protucltl, not threatens" con·
tinued agricultural a <'l ivlly in
Orange County.
An Irvine Co. spokesman rl'
ported Thursday that hiis com
pany's auorneyi. allege the
ame nded !iuit is technically im·
proper anyway.
Such an amendment must be
riled before the defendants, lhe
Irvine Co., have a nswered the
original complaint, company
lawyers contend
The comruny had a~wered
the oril(Jna compl:unl prior to
Wedn esd uy 'is filing, the
spoket1man said Critchlow said the release oc
curred :tR worke r s carried
ra dioactive woittc fro m one
storage ltrcu to a nother
~:!ep~~l~!~ar power has been in are to be made." he e xplained.
Thom~ghea~euUer~y -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
he was considering evacuating
all the nearly mllllon residents
from a four·county a rea sur·
rounding lhe faclULy. The c:oun·
lles arc York, Dauphin, Lan·
Nuclear Rf"gulator y Com ·
m h11don s pokcR man Frank In·
gram first auid in Woshtn1ton
that the rclco&e occurred as an
uulomatic: part or the rcclrc ula·
tlon of reactor cooling water.
But shortly therearter, he suld
hlA tnlonnauon may have been
wrong.
The governor '• press office
said there wu a reading of 1,200
mlllltcms J>tir hour at the plant
vent, from which lhc J(88es
escaped. Critchlow aatd thaL
readiq meant a poulble radii·
lion expoaure of 100 mllllrem1 for
eomeone downwind from UM re·
le He.
E . C. McCabe, aeetlon chief of
the N~ who wu el the plant. site : .. , did not n1*'t die
radlaUoa level1 to be t.bal blp.
"The venlln1 of the tank
because of the preuure la
nee ... ary," lleCabt Hid. "ff
you rupture that tank you would
have a aulblMantlal releaM.
''Tbe plant 11 not to0Un1 down
U f Ml U WGUld be e!lpeeted,"
be added. "Tb.,. have been
tome probl..,. with the letdown ., ...... a bet been •lower tbaa
we wCIUld bave llbd, but we are T.' ..... eem Aid •• •nu:r
llour ~-tUen or .................... ...... ,., ..........
MeCidat Mid tUt, at Ille rate
ol • millllrema ID hour, ID in·
dt.tdual eoulcl be exDfft.ed to be ••PGMd to radladon for 180 yean wUlloal ill etreeta.
"We llnow tb1t H .000 mUU......,..DOtcauae.m...
caster and Cumberland.
National Guard and local civil
defenM authorities were put on
apeci1l alert.
Earlier, olfictals sald a con·
trolled release o f low-level
radl1tlon was s till beaming from
250,000 1allons of highly r adloac·
live water lnalde a dlsabled
nuclear power pla nt, and ex·
peru aald the water might have
to be buried ln l ead o r
ev a porat.ed.
But al that tlmo f ederal
autbortlln 11Jd the radlallon wu c:oat.alned lnalde tbe plant's
HO-ure perimeter and no
&on1er wu a thre•l to nelthbon ot the power plant.
TIM racUeUon 1tlll belnl de·
tect.d wu ev1poreUn1 olf the noor ol the auxiliary buUdinc.
Plant Offteiall lakl the radl1Uon
laMde the read.Or dome WU 100
Um•• normal fevel. Plaat ....,.,..... wre1tled with
dae two moet likely way• to
tlNn up tM nuclear·cb1r1ed water, ...._. tnalde th• reaceor
dome and ankle·dH P Inside
•not!Mr bulldlq where water ll
normally~.
You oan now buy a suit for the price
of two cups of coffee ... you just buy
one at regular price then pay just ...
ONE DOLLAR
for another of equal or lesser value
SIZES:
Regulars .
Lono•
........... 36 to 50
...........• 38 to50
............ 36 IO 44 ShOtts .•.•.••
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Ought~ Be a Law
' PE•U..S Of' l!:MPLOYME.NT DEPT. VI •wlna the
lutt•t-t tum of t>v<•nb In the HunUngton Bt>arh City At.
torntty':» (>ff wt>, )'OU Dtl' le-ft wooderin11 lf lrvnquUHy thuJI
l'Vt'r l'Omt· to lhnt pla<'{' •'or e ul'Qp&@'1 de1.uiy clty ¥l
1or11cy John O'Connor hos JWit ~ otnclally CIN'd
It •~ undur to your corret1pondcnt how -;omt•body .:ct:.
unofrm.&11) rart'd, but you 1r1• lt>fl HUl'S!'tlnM thuL'!I whul
hap~ntd lo O'CoMOr {'arlltr
t'l111t, h~ m~t haH been told ")ou're unofflrtltll.>
f1n'(f "
Tht>n l.ilt•r <'acne lh~ omcaul boot
Anyway. O'Connor I rem t>mbcte<I for huvan.: bt.-cum1·
l'ngagoo i.omc Umc be(:k in a t y hall :.i·urrtc with th ..
former city ~ttorncy. hi11 ~ ... Don Bonla.
AF1'£1t THE ALLEGED altercalioo, O'Connor won J
measure ol fame for rolorrul language when he described
the aforemcnUoned Bonfa a:. a man "with arm:. like
telephone poles."
Now O'Connor has added lo that descnpllve language
In discussing bis current ex-~. Cit..Y Attorney Gatl Hut·
ton.
lkr former deputy says bis ouster from employment
FB~R-•re~
Amiri Forces
Hold Kampala
NAIROBI. Kenya CAP> -President ldl Amln's shrl,J.g army of
loyal troops held on to Kampala lOda)t as Tanzanian Invaders and
Uaandan .,x1les pushed to within eight mites ot the capital.
Thousandll or frightened residents streamed from the city.
"All we are sure of Is that. for now. Kampala Is still In the hands of
the ~undan government and
urmy,'' said a wplomat there
who was reached by telephone
from Nairobi.
THERE WAS NO conlirma·
uon or claims by Ugandan ex.Ues
that Amin had fled with loyal
Nubian troops toward his mud-
and·thatch hometown ot Arua,
possibly to make a last stand in
that r e mote co rner o r
northwestern Uganda.
One resident or Kampala saia
gunshots echoed through the
streets as "drunken Ugandan
deserters wandered around fir·
Ing in the air.··
Long lines of refugees, many
car~ying babies in their arms
and meager bundles on their
heads. Oed from Kampala on
foot. crowding roads to the north
and west for the second straii;ht
day. Scores of foreigners, in·
eluding diplomats and their
families and U.N. employees,
drove east to Kenya.
THOSE WHO STAVED behind
remained inside their homes. A
Rape-death
Suspect
Innocent
few tanks were the only vehJcles
reported in the streets.
The Invaders, moving on the
capital from the south and west.
were reported lo have reached
Kajaosi, eight miles from the ci·
ty. They reportedly cut the road
between Kampala and.Entebbe,
the former colonial capital 21
miles to the south on the western
s hore of Lake Victorht.
ll was not known if they had
captured Entebbe, the stte of
Amin's official residence a nd of
Uga nd3 's only inte rnational
airport, gateway for the airlift of
Libyan aid to the embattled
Amin regime.
JN DAR ES SALAAM. the
Tanzanian capital, a new coali-
tion or exi les called the Uganda
National Liberation fo'ront said
Thursday the invaders would
take Kampala "at will" and En-
tebbe was "at our mercy."
Uganda's government radio
last reported Amin m Kampala
on Tuesday. Out despite the ex-
iles' claims that lhe bellicose
Ugandan strongman had fled.
some sources In Ka mpala said
he remajned in the area to face
the strongest challenge yet to hi s
eight-year rule.
YAC4TION? (Jl)
PAY FOR TRIP
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OO••e te•111'"· •ai1t -
[IJCltst hit lt••tt. v,
~tleu CIMtth• &fl. Ttm
-
f6)atft<c 0Jt"h111s al •t<hllhchr Aft. 01111
(7}Cltst hit Macl1l .. 1. Su rdre. C11tl
!SlS1t1t Dt•• ••h lltrc1lts hh A11cutt llrrnlt h 1u 1t111. tori l1ch11h11. l~sh
r91s .. t Otwa Mille Mtrc1lts ad M1wk htt11t .. s '' Mo111n1u• Aft. fl1
;10S111t 01•• "'•' 111u1tu ''hr Wt·.1 Ila
.....,.osed Cut"IJarks
Althou~h the Defense Department plan for cutbacks at
military bases, shown on the m ap, triggered calls for
hea rings and meetings with defense officials , there was
not a huge outcry on Capitol I lilt when the plan was an-
nounced Thursday. The plan would eliminate 44,500
military and civilian jobs in 36 states and the District. of
Columbia.
Early Vote Favors
Islamic Republic
l
TEHRAN. Iran tAPl -Veal-clad women, armed revolutionary
soldiers. Moslem pnests and millions or other Iranians streamed in·
to polling stations today for a nationwide vote on the fo rmal
establishment of an Islamic republic to replace 2,500 years of
f:mplqyer Scntnng Document oj "Ofl1cUJl Fznng" PRYOR. Okla. CAP> -Gene LONDON CAP) -Thirteen monarchy.
Leroy Hart was found innocent days of noisy poli tical meetangs At polling s tation centers porters seemed to be running
heavily in favor of the Islamic
re public. » today or the 1977 sex-slayings or in drafty h alls and train gua rded by armed militiamen.
was "tyrannical and d1cratonal'' and he further suggested three Girl Scouts at a summer journeys from 5 a.in. t.o mrd-voters dePoSited bright green
that he was figuratively forced out of city hall at gunpoint. c a mp i n north eas t ern night may not be most people's ballots in urns to signify support
O'Connorexplained this by suggesting thalat.thetimeof Oklahoma. idea of an ideal vacation tour. of Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho·
his exit. he noted a bulge in the pocket of Deputy City At· The six men and six women of But 60 Britons ure going to pay · meini's call for the creation of
tomey Bob Sangsler:-'f'"ite-hmt-here-watthat thittbulg@-111~-a--_..__....., .. e_.j_u...,1 y~1 e ... t-w-1~1e<1_....t~h""e,...v.,..e"'r.ad,1°·c..-t~o-ne~-+t;he-equtrctlent-oH~~""'"----
gun. Sangsterhas apermittocarrysame . hour after resuming delibera-that. They have signed up with Opponent.s deposited r~d
Sangster, however, Is off on vacation and thus unable tions this morning. Keith Prowse Travel Ltd. to ballots on which they could write
to confirm ot deny that ~e waa ,~avy with ¥ater at the follow Britain's bi g political the form of government they
time of all Uus. • ~ , · · HART BURST INTO loud so~ guns around the country, start-preferred.
• · as the court clerk, Eloi,e Gts(, ing April 21, as they campaign ITWASRl!POWPttlHhat. .. ~timeO'O.anorwaain· read the first of three innocent forthegeneral electionMay3. THE VOTE ~~ s everal
formed his services were no longer needed, that Hunt· verdicts handed her by jury Tehran centers v1s1ted by re-
ington Beacl\ p'3intclo&~ olfM:en ~ete on hand tq k~ep foreman George Kelly. •
the peace, if. Indeed. the•peacewer'elo be breached. He buried his face in his ban&
Because of the previously alleged Bonfa-O'Connor as defense attorney, Garvin
waltz, you might suspect that keeping the pea~ at the Isaacs beat upon lhe defense ta-
Huntington Beach C~y At~y's-Office sometlnaes ·ctpes ble with a clutched fist to loud
dangle on a slender Utread. cheers from supporters in the
• -• ~.. ..,. • " ~ courtroom. ,
THllOUGH•IT AIJL, yoe •ti&Ye~ertain sympathy fOC' Law officers cleared the
the -peace-keepers of \he Hunt.in.gt.on Beach Police Depart· courtroom of Hart's friends and
ment. Mainly, you flCOred they ~nt "tnost of their Ume relatives as they contlnued loud
watchJng Main Street saloons. c rying and whoops of Jubilation.
But maybe the Main SCreet p.ace-keeping force bas
been weakened. ON THE OTHER side of lbe
Part or It has to be diverted from time to time lo the courtroom, parents of the Uiree
city attorney's office young victims were seen weep-
ing.
District Judge William
Some voters complained or a
lac k of privacy at the polls, say-
~ ing qpponents o( Kho meini's_
plans were reluctant to eposit
red baJlots in full s ight of elec·
lion officials .
Preliminary reports from the
provinces said voling was
peaceful.
4.0 Quake Hits
Whistler polled the jury and
each juror reported an innocent
verdict.
Hart was on trial for the rape
and bludgeoning of the three
girls, Lori Lee Farmer, 8 ;
Michele Guse, 9; and Doris
Denise Miller, 10, at Camp Scott,
near Locust Grove, on June 1.3,
19'77
~Hawaiian. ·isles
J<fONOLULU CAP >· -An early today, according to the
earthquake measuring 4.(lon tbe" Pacific Tsunami Warning
Richter scale shook residentil on ..Center.
the islands of Oalna and Kauai There were no reports or
" damage ar injuries from lbe l :aT
Contest Ruled ·out a.~t.:U:!~blor, centered ten
miles alb o( Pellrl Harbor,
was not• s trong enouab to
geoerat. a tsunami, 'the center
ROLLA, Mo. <AP) -Former
PresideoL Ford sars be is def·
Jnitely not a candidate for tbe
atresidency in 1980. •aid· .
16 Die in Crash
QUEBEC CAP) -A prominent.
Montreal lawyer and IS other
persons were killed when a
Quebecair passenger plane
c rashed into a hillside. split in
three parts and bunt into a ball
of flames, officials said today.
·_16 hiJ11·~d· in Tornado
Htdf of Small Iowa Town in Shambles
11etteft'I mlchecliOfl, ... Yl"9 a trelt of
!MU end tlellt 1-s and bOOfllllll , .......... -.
At ..... I• per-'" tM , .. , f «1111"9 CM!WnUnlty OI SraddyYil .. .. ,. lflfured TilundeY elld • clOMO ·-!My tcllOOI end_,., i-s .. ,. lewted. At .. ,,, lo..r -•
perMflt -•• l11J1tr .. I" 11 .. ,.,, -..1-QMIC;.
Tll• weetller •••vice Hid 10
..,.... "" ·-It effO llllff two w...-_,, ~ TelUIS, Olll.i.tM
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THE WESTWOOD EXPERIENCE
English Regency at Its finest. executed In the classic styles that were brought into the
United States In the late 18th and 19th centuries. AdaptatJons of universal Greco-
Roman motifs, combined with the skUls of clseleur (metal craftsman) result In home
fashions jewelry that will reflect the taste of the discriminating collector. . . From $69. 00
to $200.00
•
922 &at Vallev Part<w•v
Eacol1dld0 741497
202 Flrwt Street
E~tM 438-0143
1421 N, El Cemloo Real
San Cfemente 492-3745
Not All OilolaYM at Ill\ Clement• or Enclnlt•
. '
FINE LIGHTING &
PATIO FURNITURE
Frld!y, Mweh 30, 1979 DAILY PILOT ;,di
County Hospitals Go Country Club?
WM>llJNGTON <AP> ~m1•
ho palall In South< m ahrorruu
tr)' lO enlkt' ph.)'alc1 na. w prat· lk~ Ill lht'lr mtedkal racmu by
olrtmng tht-m ff't"t' vauUom and
lh UM ol mu ;.ia t00nu and
upc-n.lvt' r1u ·t1 jjU)'ll 11n Orana,•
C(}unty health planninic up.•r1
S t uni\")' Mutt'k told a ron
~rt• l lOOltl • ul.Kommlllt-t• llmr,.
du)' lh11t M> muny ho111pllul hu\1•
Lt c.1n con1t rut•1t•1t In Or11np1•
'ounty th.tl tht•n • '"' Mhor1•1<• or 1uitit•nb lo ~o Jrou111l
A o r.-t1ult . hl• •ulld. l\Omt.•
ho p1tuJs o((~r rt'"' urd111 for doc
tor > to WW th Ir ftU.'lllU a und
bnnfJ In ~1r p t1t>nt~ for aur" •ry
or olht•r tn•atmE'nt
M al('k, t'Xl't'ut1H• '111 t•ctor of
lht' 0 11n.:t· f'uunty ll1•ullh rlan
nin1 :"oundl, .. 1ud, for •·••mr>h·.
t h u t M I • "' n C o m m u n It y
llo•1J1hd In M 1 .. 11llln Vl1•)11 ti.111 1
mnM1 uu1• roum u\~1 11 .. tilt, 111
s1h)'11r1an ..
Allhou~h th1• room ,., t•r1u11,r>t·d
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40,000 POUNDS OF MOZZARELLA CHEESE STOLEN
That Would Make About 45, 714 Pizzas
Cheese It
1--r--40,000 Pounds Missing_
N .. :w YOHK I /\ I'> Someone ii, gmng to have to come up
with Ill leost '1~.1100 poundi. of J>IZUI dough, gallon:, or ~IJUCC <i nd
loni; of 1x·opt'ron1, ,,;iui.:,i~c. pt•pJl<•r!. or other extras to use up
'10,000 1>0undt1 of moz.wn•llu C'h<'t'S<'
'l'ht• party looktnJ.I for u takeout orcl<•r l!i th1· Jl(}llce df'part·
m1•nt
Th•· <>h~iw was brought to the city from Rando Cheese Co.
an W1:-1consan on a tr:wtor trail1·r r ig driven by Scott Kowals k1.
11£ ~TOPPED OPf' AT MORGAN'S Old New York Grill on
Munhattan'11 low<'r Wc11l Side to rest up from the long drive•
Wednt.'Sday night. but when he went back to the truck four hours
later, the 18 wh('eln. with 700 cases or cheese valued at $250,000,
was goo<'
He told Polrcc he hud left the truck's motor runnang to keep
the refrigera tion unit runninJ<
Now sonit'On tlm. the problem of figuring out what to do
with what they round in th back or the truck.
"Wt· put about 12· 13 14 ounces or cheese In a big pie." said
Rlrardo Gimenez. who runs u p1ua parlor on Manhalt;.in's East
Sidt:
Iii': t'IGlJRf:D THAT Ttlf: MISSING truckload woulcl he a
ltttlt• t110 much for his operation since he only w;c fl 300 to 1100
pounds ;.i wt-tck .
"That mul'll would losl more than a year ," he ,.,aid . "T hey'll
ha vc to 8Cll It or ll '11 RJ>Oil." URlng Glmenez's rcci~ of 14 ounces
of cheese und uboul 16 ounccli of dough for each pie, the s tolen
chee&e would yield 45,714 medium pie11, with an extra two slices
from an lghl s lice pizza. If you only put on 12 ounces, you could
stretch that to 6.'J.333 pies, with two to three slices left over.
On top or that, Gcmincz rlgures he puts aboul 10 ounces or
sausage. pepperoni or whatever on each pi;iia. With the piuu
with 12 ounce11 o ( cheese. that works out to 533.333 ounces. or
33,333.3 pound1' of Rpicy sauRage
""Ith ,, b1cycl~. h • uld. thu m411n
feotur\" I 11 mt111"iflM«" tabl,• .. ur
roundl'<l by curt ulnK de11hlnl'd
with flauret1 Jn vu10u$ poislhons
!IUH~•lln.c lft'lCUttl artlvlly
M •l k. t Ufylng before t he
11ou1 (;omml'rCl' health sub·
c·omrnltt<'t• chulrrnon bv Re p
llt•nr) A Woitmun, D Calif .
auld ttw rt.11lte • of ho1tp1tt1I lnccn
t lvt'. .. IUflll t hl' j.(Urt'IUI from
111111 tetnul lo 1'mb1irrui,111ng."
,, ffiOOH ol IH•r t•fllH'l'IYICftil)
M ul t•k rouod quo1H1on ubl t? Wt'ft•
Witness
Supports
Waddill
·1 ht• rnurdl'r r t.'l nal of Or
W11li um Wuddall wu:. tn rcce:-.~
toduy urtt-r JUrot~ ht•urd a de
frnsc wltn<'s:. suy Thursday ht•
ht>ltf'v•'<i lhl' anCunl Waddill al
legl'dly stramtlcd cH~d to the
mother's worttb.
l>r llcnjumtnl' LandtnJt, il
J>SC' professor of pulholouy <1ml
pe d iatrics. t·onn•dcd und1·r
C'ross examination he had n<1
c h.•ar evidence t hl' mfonl sut·
(•um b<'<l lx•(orc • tht• saline abor
l1on·induC'ed delivl'ry
L a n ding, who rt• v 1 cw c <I
mieroscOJl lC ti1'sue i.a mpte ...
from the rnfunt suid the• onJ y
l'OnvancanK 11ign the two-pound,
15 ounce lnfont laved after birth
was expanded lung tissue which
could indicate breuthing .
Out that cxparuiion. Lundin~
told the f1 ve·mun. s even-woman
JUrh, could have been c·aused by
a nur:;e':. uttempt to revive tht•
baby
frt'~ trips to posh reaorta in
ActtpuJco tn Mexico, valet park·
1ng, and th use ol leaaed
Ml'rcede11 automo blles.
A s a n cica mpl e o r i.
"mar1lnal" e nticement, Malek
uld some odmln18tratora te•vts rr .. e office apace to phy1lclans In
bulldlng11 neur the hospital.
Mnrl(cry COllorr, a counsel for
lht.' health 11ubcommitlee, 11aid
M atek did not identify any other
o.u, ...... si .. tl .......
ON STATE PANEL
'Major' Rolla Bowles
Hunlington
Man Named
To State Unit Lunding':. LC'St1mony d1ffer<'<l
from that or two pathologist:;
called to t(•1't1ry hy Proi.ccul or Hobert Chatterton llis friends call him Ma1or
They tes tifae<I lhP anfenl Bowle:;_ Tho:,e fumihur with hi!>
known as B:.iby Girl Weavt·r-w <.1:; 1nvolvl'ment in Oran~e County
a live becau.w of thl• expandl·d employ ment mutters call him
lung tiHsue and s ign1' of hcmor l>usy
rhago which could indicate heart The 52·year ·old Huntington
activity. l:Jeach reiildcnt has been ap·
Waddill, 43, of llunt1f!IU_Qfl.__.R01nled by Governor Brown to
H11rbour, is accosccl o strangl· the Governor 's Committee to
ing the infant after she allegedly Employ the Handicapped.
survived a s aline abortion on her
18-year-old unwed mother two
years ugo.
Defcmw Attorney Charles
Weedman has contended th<! in
font wus already dead or ir
re versibly on the verge of death
before Waddill examined he r in
the Wes tmins te r Com munity
lloi.p1tal nursery
Snake's Help
Turned Down
A dis traught Sa nla Ana
~orpan phont.>d police Thursday
mght to report s he found unex
p •cled company when s he start·
ed to mop he r kitchen floor.
The company was a two.foot·
loog boa cons trictor wrappc-d
uround the m op handle , police
said.
With the :.ippointment, BowlCR
is serving on various employ~
commlll<.'<.'S on s tate, county and
city levels .
Howles, the e mployee re lu·
lions adminis trator for the
Southern C:.iliro rnia Edison
Company. hw; served on 11 as·
s ociat ions or committees in
Orange County whe>Hc goals arc
to inc r eas e e mploym e nt .
particularly or t he d lsadvan
taged.
Bowles wus nicknamed MaJOr
as a child after Major Bowl.'8 of
"Original Amateur llour" radio
program fam e.
Bowll'~· r<'al first na m e, which
he tries to kc>f'p s c ret, is Rolla.
Ht' s aid his mother took the
name from u s mall town ncur
has place of birth in Missouri.
"I was the 10th of 11 children
<Jnd s he ran o ut of Jims, Jacks
and Joes," he :-iaid
hospital. ucept Ml&slon . which
olfen1 the free gifts.
I
She 1ald that lesUmony before
the 1ubcommlllee s how<'d thut
becauae or the proruslon or
hoapllaJ.H In Or-.nge County the
occupancy rule for s o m e
hospitals is very low In Ont'
cuae, ahe said. u hospital hH un
occufjancy rate of only 11 per
c;ent.
"There arc loo muny hospital:.
Pkuti~ Surgerg
and that's the reason for the
c;ompetltJon," Nhe suld.
T he 111ubcomm lltet: co•tcl
ulso sand Onmf(e County dotts
not. llkl'' muny other areas. lulvf.!
u proflo·iuoonal standards rtivi~w
org•na~otlon a peer review
panel of doctors lo oversee the
al'tl vltil-s or hlJbJ)lta 18 and J)h)'!)
rian11 •
W uJC m ao Iii.lid h e wa 1'
"11larlled" to learn of tht· nu.tun·
of the ho~pital 111ct'nl1v1•1J for
doc·toris '
Doctor Backs
Small Method
By R EBECCA 11.:LM
Oft• 0.0y l't194 SU.It
/\ plastic surJtcon tcst1fymA at
a non-court hearing Thur:-.d:.iy on
behalf or Or. Ralph s m ... 11 or
Santa Ana said mccJ1cal and :.ur
glc.~al procedures prac ticed hy
Small wt.•re nol unus uall y dtf
ferent rrom lhOSl' U!>t'd h y
several Orange County phy:,1
cians .
Or Edwin Br1•1tt•nbach, u
t'linical tn)>tru1·tor al LJC I rv1111'
Medical C(•nh•r , said h(• knows
m a ny do<.'tor~ who llo a w1<l1•
varic•ty of sur~cry 1n their of
fi ces rattwr than in ho:.p1tuls
And, Breitenbach added the.it
he personally knows at least u
half-dozen Orange County doc
tors who operat1• only with tht'
assistance or hcenst•d or un
licensed medical tPch n1c1an!>
rather than registered n urse!>
Hrcitenbuch '!> :.tatement!)
kicked ofr the Sl'COnd day or d I
fcns e tes timony called by at
tornl'y Terry Giles for Small an ~·
i.tate Board or Mcchcal Qu;.ihty
/\ssurcmct· heunn~ now und1·r
way an Sanw Ani.t .
Thl' 29·year·old 1'Urgt.•1m foct•i.
possible license rc·vc,<·atwn on
c harges of "gross ncgl 1~cm·t·
and incompetence ." His Ileen.-..:
has been tempora rily suspended
awaitang the hearing 'i. l'nd
Non.criminal t•harges :.tj(iHn:,t
Sm a ll we re made in connection
with the death of one or ht:. pu-
tlcnts during breast implant sur
gery and the alleged s<'rtous in-
fection and sc·:trring of unolher
woman from a thigh lift opera
t1 on .
S mall's patient Kam Plock, J;j,
of Santa Ana. died Nov. 27. 197M,
rive days aft.er s he went inlo
curdiac arrt.'8t during s urgery ul
Small's office, according to ul
legations.
State Deputy Attorn ey
Gen e r a l David ('handl er,
representing the m edical board,
also is ch<1rgrng lh<1t Small
botchc.-d a thJgh-lift Of*rat10n on
Marcia Weed of Lagun;.i lk·at:h
last June.
Offenng add1llonul tc·~t1mciny
on S mall 's behalf Thuniday
were six rormcr patie nts of th(•
plastic surgeon.
f'ivc wen~ women who had
hrcasl implc.tnt s urgery <1nd lht·
other wa:. a m an who underwt·nt
a nose operation.
Thl· st~1lc d1·1,ut y ullorn1.•y hll!>
arcuscd S mull or foaling to prop
erly inform Mrs . Weed of th1·
ra i.k:. or scarring and 1nte1·t1on
from :.i thigh llrt 11µcral1on .
Defoq.•;(' attorney G i lcs as ked
ull thl' rormn patwnts 1f Small
had told th•·m of lht· risks of
tht·tr OJ>t•rat ion!>
All 111x w1t rwsttc•1' !>aid Small
had told thorn of 1'ur~11:al n :;k1'
hefon· they s1grwd mt•d1e·al ton
sent forrru; T lwy !>aid they hud
no prohlt.·mi. n•l:Jl<·•I to lht•1r tmr
~Wrtl'h <ind w1.·n· ... 1t 1:.r 11·cl with
I ht• r('i.ult i.
Five Held
In Heroin
Raitb in HB
llunlinl{ton B •ach pol1c·1· .,;ud
today th •y have arresl1·fl f1v1·
Santa Ami rl'Stdents :ind ton
h sc·atr'<i $21.000 worth of ht•rcun
1n an ongoing rnvc·:.t1gat1on or an
allt•gcd drug tr afft1:k1ng ring
bt•twccn the two c1llc1'.
lnvest1g41tors !>aid thl'y :.c11.ccl
hl•vcn ounces of low g radt·
"Mex1cun brown " heroin earlier
this week al the home• (If llcnrv
.i nd Sylvia lburru, both 25, or
Santa Ana.
Also arreskd und c harue'l
with J)O¥:.. .. -s:.11Jn of heroin and
J>CIS!H'SSiOn or heroin for s ale WUh
Aur«>llo David Cucllur, 26.
Police said they found two
~uns in the lharra hom e when
lhl' trio WU1' urrc:stcd Tuesday
A gun. $12,000 a nd t h ret·
ounces or heroin was reportedly
recovered by police on Ma rch 15
durinf( t.he r aid of lhc home or a
~:J.yl'a r old Santa Anu woman
and her 25 year-old son.
Hooked on po~scss100 of twroan
a nd possession for sale Wt!fl'
Ramona Esquibel Harper 1:1nrt
Antonw Ei.qualx·I.
Sl(t Louis Ochou su1d the flw
arrcstt.-..'8 uppurcnlly were part
uf a drug ring that s upplred
hc•roan lo buyers in lluntington
Hcad1
lflo ad<IC'<l thal pol11•1• arc conll·
nuing an tnv1•st1 gat111n 1nlo lhc· .•
lru:ul heroin s ur>ply ;,i nd their
more urrcst.'I are cxpcc tc•d
The boa was turned over to
Orange County animal control
officials whe r e ll will join
another pct boa being housed at
the county shelter.
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And the wo m o n , Blanca
Valvov1nos. of 727 S. l~yon St.,
was left to mop he r floor without
any unwanted help, 1>0lice said.
PRESENT
Strawberry Plants
Cnoose hom rosry SeQu0to.
everb11011ng Losseo "'
ll•Onl TIOQO VOIH!llt'i
Solt Price ggc
Oil Cutoff Exaggerated? Reg '129
pany pock/6 l)IOnfs
W ASIUNG1'0N 1 A I'> The
Cart er 11d mlnl1trallon d e ·
Uberately and grouly exag
: ierated the ellect of the Iranian
oU culolr on the United States, a
congre&Ak>nal •tudy contends.
· Energy Secretary James R.
· Scblealapr was to be questioned
today on allegoUons that oil Im·
porl1 actually l n creued ln
February despite admlnlsltaUon
clalmJ or a 500,000 barrel·a·day
ahortage reflecUng the I rimian
c utofl.
An aldc, Jlm Bis hop. said
SchleJl"ler was prepared to de ·
ny the ltudy's conclusions ln his
tellllmony before the llouse
·Sunday Pilot Says
:'Heeeere's Johflny'
! Suadaf'A OaJly Pilot telll the
• tale ol how a minnow sunk a
• whale ol a pro~t. pMka into
Johnn1 Canoa•1 aecretive life
• and describe• a "syndicate "
. which dl8patcheB tears j nd
lauah•·
DA811NG AIOUT When a
blolo,aai went 1wlmm1n1 In a
TeM .. ee river and dltc0ver9d
• a tbNe·loda fa.b called tbe Snail
. Darter, .. bad DO Idea tbe nnd
: would mew. mountalm o( rid
tape, lllUl clDwn a m111lve JroJ·
. •d ... naell lbe aupr•••
. Court. • .
• •ORST TMa -Aboi& tbe : b111 .. GI do... ..... ... la
. Chi~• ...... tU\ ,......
· colu lliil hi,*'........._ · lemt ta11" J ., ,_, .. ..;;
· color and a eoualtaat who
: 1peclalJJe1 la J ... and ..... All
; in You/Your MoneJ.
(SUND A Y'S BES~)
HEaE'S 'OHNNY 'l'hc
allver·haired. boyl1h·f1ced man
who baa had more publlc ex·
po1ure than any individual in
world blatory opena up about
hlm..U llDd bis career. Amateur
aat,,_r Jobnny Canon f1 a
atar...-. but he doean't have 9'h laead in (be cloud1. 'he • ...,...._ .. tbow bolt Pon·
den ... •••d•Y NUrement .
CAPrr& IDM -Headinl aortll far JflS llll'lnl v1caUon?
Staff W..-Artlillr -VlueJ rec· ....... =i· .. back I ffll· tur, ... 111 lbe .......... °'
Old 8Kramento and rtYS dllta boatinl In a tr1vel fe1tun.
tmergy a nd power :mb<:ommlt·
t~e.
Blahop 11uld the information
obtained by the committee 111
au1pect and dlHputed the In·
create ln lmporlll clulmod by the
report.
"I can usu re you thlt1 wlll oo
clarllled," he auld.
The 1tudy by the subcommlt ~e 1t-afl &Qerts: "U.S. Imports
dunni the month o r February
sur1ed by a mllllon burrchs per
day.
'rhc report said It bos~-d con-
clualona on oll e1eport·lmport ln ·
formation recently compiled by
the Parl•·based International
Energy Agency.
Rep. AJ~rt Oore D·TeM .. a
8Ubcommlttee mem~r. charged
that Sch.lellnaer's a1ency kept
the alleced Increase In Imports
secret "because It was e mbar·
r111ing to admlnietratlon
policy."
The at.all report did not dlH·
pule the re1Uty of the three·
month Iranian pr~ucllon halt.
Bul It claimed the -cutofl had a
mlnlrnal Impact on U.S. 1uppUe1
-at least In February .
"CllJma of a ahortfall have
been UMd to JuaUfy hardlhJP1
for 0. Arneriean eonaumer In
tbe form ol b.llber prtcn u well
II I reducUoa ol lllOllM I UP.
plln," tbe NPOrt ••id .
Scblellnaer'1 tnUmony came one d81 ilter Pntklent Carter
dlacUIMd with Houae and Senate
leaden the new ener11 pro·
poeala he II expected to unv.etl
nHt wlk -propoeal1 almed' mt ,....._ U.I . Nllance on lm·
porta.
•
Reg. '2.68 SALE PRICE
INSTANT LAWN
fOll OUt the g#Wn CM'Pf'f ~Square Fl Rolls
WITH sod ftom DICHONDIA 11.19 Roll
.._lllGAM ........ HYlltD MIMUDA or
STOlONS ALSO AVAllA8lE 081-t;urf IWIOIAll '1.51 Roll
Tomaro Plant•
r f!OIUllOQ Ill PQOUIOI vorlnllh roOdy ro bl0~'61n
1190 !19
Sole Price
4 p()l \lie 55~
Pink Abella
CIU'illll, of VlbrOlll
JllOI\ ll()wOIS hli)hllgllt
1111\ \lllllh '>()111\Q lhlU
wmmm
1golto11
Rog '100
Solt 'l 19 Prloe •
~AN ~
111h.o ~ COSTA
MESA
I WY ~
VAllEY L~~
11411 •OOllH•Sf "" flOUMTAIM YAWY. 0,. 7 .... w ... 7 ....... ,. ,....
JI II MIWPOlf .... .
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PMOI .. tH-6771 •
ONM10AYS ., .....• , .....
STOCKS I BUSINESS
...
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Frtdly. March 30. 1979 s OAILV PILOT .4J• •
Biggies SeIJ.
But Aetna Clinehes Deal
By MILTON M08KOWIT'Z
Arc you titill in the tit.ock m1&rktit~ If so, Jet me in
troduce you t.o two biJ: pluycn1 who decided la11t year to put
their money elsewhe re.
I'm not referring to 1tma1ltlme trMder~. One Ii. Pruden·
tlal Insurance, the naUon's largu t in1turancc comptllt)'.
The other ls t:quttabJe L.lfe Al8urance Society, the naUocl'21
third largett lo.surer.
TUE IN8VRANCE BVSINt:SS IM!ang what it 111 the
Pru and t.:qultnl>lc hove a problem you an<J f wl1b v..c
m il(ht huve : What to do with all the money that roll• tn
l'vl'ry day from lhl' premiums being collcclcd .
~3Ch Of lh '"(! 101WrUON! J{H.1nt,s has 3 CaSh 0ow Of MOrl'
than $7 billion u yeur. Prudential hai; roughly $24 mllUon to
anvcat every workm~ day.
It's not always ~ai;y tu find the right places to lodae ¥11
that cash. The in-
surance companies need
to locate investments
that are sale and pro·
cluce decent retuma. ln
1978. both the Pru and Equitubl~ decided that
the stock market was
not the kind·of place.
Money
Tree
Jt~rom 1973 to 1977 Prudential socked away a lot or
money ln the stock market . It bought und se>ld stocks over
that period -and ils purchases were $1.3 billion mqrc
than its sales. In 1978, by contrast, It sold $672 mllHonior
common stock while buying $314 million.
MEANWHILE, EQUITABLE WAS VP to the Mai~
game. Beginning last Auguat It beaan unloading com~n
stocks. By Oct. 13 it had sold $533 million worth 1or
securities. The sales were spread over that time becaw;t!
Equitable did not want to depress the market, but 11~ 1s
the size of the company's port.folio that on one day E ..
ble accounted for 5 percent of the trading on the New rk
Slo<'k Exchange. . :,
Roth Prudl'ntial and E<1u1h1bk c1tt•d th<• same re.m,
for till' massive sales N•:1thcr company secs the 1t4ck
market going anywhere. Hoth wanted to g1·t their fun(W1n
to such lnstrument.B as real estate and hood~ where t1Mrt4.'·
turn is h.i~her. , ;,
For t'XiitnJ)ll'. E<iu11al)h· s:ud 1h1· slol'ks it sold la•I
h1'(•n y1t-ldm~ a n•tur n of uhout 1 rwrrt·nt a year <about
whut I BM WUh ri·turnm~ lust year 1 wh1l<· the bondi. i~ai<'
quired will return, on the average, 9 percent "
BOTH UlMPANlf,S SAIO THF.V STILi. have n\ .. or
~• nke11 m th· !'ltm·k mul'kct. Prudenti;JI 's 1>ortfolio include!-i ~ome $S ballton of <·ommon stocks. t-:<1u1lal>lc holdi; ~c
$<! ~ b111io11 of <01m11mm !>h<an·~ ·
But who knows whut they ure doing th1:, yuur'' ~st
year Uic word al both lm;t1t.ut1on:. wai. sell ;1
Not ult of th<' m~uruncc and us try ·s mvestmenls are:•o
ing rnlo high grndc bonds Another of the large playerl' in
lhn; field 1s Aetna Life & Cusually, the nation's lar$t
stock-owned m.surance company, with an annual cash w or better than $7 billion. Last fall, as Prudential
EquJ\able were becoming disenchanted with the iltOck
market, Aetna loaned $60 million to Caesars World, 3 Jtas
Vegas <·asano operator that 1s planning to open a ca..,o
hotel on Atlant ic City's boarttwalk in May. .
1'JIE ·A•:'l'NA LOAN 18 BELIEVED to be the .,.:sl mad~ by an msurance company in the gambling induatb. Caesar~ World sto<:k. traded on the New York Stock J x
change. went up by more than -100 r><:rcent last year, •~r
heller return than the bonds an the Prudential and Equip·
bll! portfolios will deliver
••
Li/estyle Change
.4_ssessed by Bank
"Chrin~an~ mot1v;.ellr>ns. vuluc~ 11ntt altitudes arc
rcshuptnt( !tO<'lcty·~ WIH'ks lylcs and hfcstylt·:.," accordftt){
to Set•u.rily Pacafit' NationaJ Bank . ·
Thciw chanl{es . said Hank Ko.·hn , VH''' president in
<'httrJtt: of fut.ur<'~ n•M•Hr<'h, an· 1•v11l1•nl 1t\ 1\rncricans ' tn-
c·rt•aM'CI df'srre for mort! mt'unm~ful w1~rk . domestic tt.'fri
quil ity and good h1·allh
"SURVl*:VS SHOW Dt:Cl.ININCi 1•mphas1s 110
materiaJ rtsward. caret•r adv11nccmcnl, r<!C'OgniUon _,,d
community 11totus." he s1ml •
lit• ba:.NI ha~ rPmar k~ 1111 frndrngN <'•lt•<l in a btnk
publ1cal1on . "Tomorrow B<•it111~ Tod11y," which asseSfes
sonal tren<lx uncJ their polcmtual 1mpurl The study, to•bc
released April lO. 1:; u pul>llcaUon of lht: bank 's operation"
planning department.
"Symptoms of changing career attitude~." KoetU1
said, "are evident in young worker!\' apprehension t.oW¥d
rapid promotion and J(eo1otrnphic:al relocation: in early attd
unexpected retirements coupled with a growing interest' in
new or ·second' careers and In dlmlni11hcd loyalty and pt
tochment toward large corporations.'' '
THF.SE CHANGING M<rl'IVATIONS and values •re
apparent and wUI set the tMmc over the balance of U.1:.
ctsntury. according to tae bank.
Lifestyles are dlfrercnl from the traditional family iar1
it. according to the bank ·11 futurist.
"Modem technology, economic factors and, most lm
Portantly, attilude 11hln11 have made it Possible for ihe
'11inglc ' indivaduul to huvu u full life without bc111~ r'urt Of u·
fom1ly unit," Ko.:hn sold
"IN RESEARCHING TJUS •'ACF.T of i;ocit1ly," •hti
said, "we noted 11evc ral acceptnblf' non.family li(~le
alternative.'!: singles: ·mingles,' unm arried couple11 Uvtn~
together who nre unrelated by either blood or marrl .. c .
and •never·nclltcr s.' CO·habl\lng, married hut childli111:1
couples."
S1ngle11 and "mingleR" have freer, more "atlf·
indulgent" Ufc11tyles. !!pendinR ll 11mallcr pcrcontugc o~in·
come lor necoH11iliff •nd ualn1 tt lurl(cr 11huro ol dlatrc·
tlonary Income for luxurtes, he Hid. ,
8usln<."SJJ hu capitalized on these chanl(c8, acco~n1'
to the bank. Tbe "sin«lea induatry'' lncludeH opart nl
and condomlnlum complexM, reataurMts. ~int1les' tr el
agencies, last or froaen rood and &.ax·excimpt lnvestmentJ.
Cittna reeearch done for the etudy, Koehn said treids
Imply tomorrow'" society will h1Ve different prlori~H.
with lncnuumd umphasle on pcnonal health and hatpi·
ncss.
"Thero will be more Importance placed on leis~ In
the 19808 and 1990I, and leu 1ymboUc significance of •'s
job.•·
Rubber Firm Acquir~
The Fluorocarbon Co .• Anaheim. apd Circle Rublil.r,
Eden Prairie, Minn., have completed acqulajllon trUllM:·
~.. .
Fluorocarbon IMued approximately J00,000 lbareC tJI lta common a&ock to Circle lbartboldera and bu la ,..._
a( 2 mOUon lharN outat.aadlni. •
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Radiation, Pr aution in Pe nnsy lvania
Govenior Orders SchoOls-Closed
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'"' Evaeuatees Remain Calm
HARRI. ffURO. Pa (A1'1 Sbon.l1 after the UDOUOCflMflt today ol lbe ,.~... of ...
radaa Uoo rrorn • nuclt•ar plant.
JK.'<>Plt• btaa.n to lt<tave lb~ .,., ..
1o1nd oltwnJ madt-r ady tu I &\<f!
1t they had to Th r v. nu
panic .. ,
&nn btfo~ lh•• tale 11u1g1.,.t
eel ~11 pre t hool rb. Ith n uod
pre1n•nt wumrn rV•('Ulll' •
rln·eU• aru an>l.lnd lhe 1'ht MO• lu1llll 11W'e.r pcnu"r ~lanL,
maay tlanubur1 rHtdcnta who
hr.ant IOOul ttw n<•v. re'lo nf
radiation wt'r" l'flnc rn1·1I
tinou.ch to pick up und leave
town Pf'OPI• ar leavi na the lla r
rl1bur1 a ... a. H1rrj•bur1 bu.Ii·
na11ea appwently 1r• releulac
t he ir employffl e arly." Hid
John C'omty, itpoke man for lM
P••n1111y lvanl• Eme r l(ency
Ma naictiruettt Al ncy.
Fraud, Negligenc
A.dJ,ed to Charges
Stn ·lb wt•fl' con.cesltd with
lr11fftt·. i: 11 1 tllll<HUI wer e:
14u11 rnMJ and 1~'tle~t rrnns scur·
1 wil .ilonu hurry1n14 to )(cl 11l
tloor'J
Thl'H' w 1u1 no 1mmf'dlate
1•11t1nu1h· of how muny people
wt'r~ leavu1~ the urea
Mall' pe>llc called the traffic
moderatP, and u 11wkesm1n
u 1d, "Pt'Oplt' arc leaving. But
mrnllly thc.·y '>l't'm to be icoin.i
horn•· Wt• huv<' no problem:. By JEaav 'LAll ~N ~ .. 09l'f .... ,.,_,
Joan lrvlne Smith an~ hen
mother hovf' addc-d "fraud" Jnd
nl•ttll.i~nce" lo rbt1rttt·~ "'M'*ln.~l
lhl' l rv1nl' Company und it-. tA
,. ~· u t l v" co mm H l t> e 1 n 1 n
J m end t•d la w u lt fil ed in
Supt·n or C:ourt Wedol'1oduy •• r
lcrnoon
The a mu ndcd complain t
d aims company fla ns to in cr cusc tht site o u p1pel11w
bringing domest ic w~l~r rnto
Or a nge County by about 24 per
cent aclually wall dim1m11h tr
rtgatlon water supplies.
That. they conte nd. could
eliminate favorable agr icultura l
preserve tax status attached tu
muc h of the company 's un
developed land and e ventually
result m the paccem eal saJe or
the property, possibly lo com
pctitors.
T he ame nde d com plaint
follows a suit filed Ma rch 22 in
which the two women seek u
court order halting the propos<.'tl
$3.6 million expansion or Che
Die m er lnte rtie pipeline. Thl•
l ine is d esig n e d to bri n g
n o rthe rn CalHo rnilf and
Colorado River w a te r from
Yorba Linda to 11 water agen
('tes in southern Orange County.
Mrs. Smith or Emerald Bay
a nd her mo the r , Athalie R
C l a rke, of Corona de l Mur.
claim the pipeline size increast•
to be financed by the Irvine
Company as a hedge again ... t
drought also would benefit la nd
developme nt competitors who
could draw wutcr through wat~r
Pmr Guilty
In Slaying
O/&van
81 GAaY GaANVILLE
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Orange County Superior Court
Judge Robert Kneeland round
Ray mond Resco a nd Anthony
Marone Jr. g uilty or secon<I
degree murde r today in the 1977
New port Beach s laying o f
Stephen J ohn Bovan of Fountain
Va lley.
Resro a nd Marona were also
Cound guilty of conspiracy to kid
na p in connecllon with the
events Lhat led to Bovan's shoot
mg dealh Oct. 22, 1977.
The _pair returned to court
shortly after the judge 's decisior
was announced to request im
m ediate sentencing. Kneeland
set their state pri1e>n terms for
five y ears eac b o n second
degree murder, along with con-
curre nt t erms or three years
ea ch on the coruspiracy ~o kidnap
conviction.
He atso' raised their bail to
$200.000 while the case Is ap·
pealed. An April 28 hearing wus
set to see if Resco and Marone
Jr. have funds to reimburse lhe
c ou nty ror the attorneys ·
services provided lo th em dur·
Ing the criminal proceedings .
The conviction of the two de·
rendanlll broug ht lhe tot al
number of defe ndants found
guilty in the Bovan case so rar to
three.
Laat month, a Superior Court
jury declared J erry Peter Fiori
or Huntington Beach, the 1un·
man in Bovan~s death, guilty of
Lhe aame two charges a1 well as
the u.se ~ a gun when commll
ling a felony crime.
DAILY PI LOT
UC'&~~
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•1u•nl'1t'11 pur11r1 puttnR in th1·
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Jrea to get only ,1bout ,, quunf•r
uf lht• IO('rt'<l~t'll amount of
water to be made uvullublt·
through Uw-hnt' t•xpJnr.ion
If the Irvine Uu11d1 Wat('1 1>1~
tnct doc ool 11H·k up tJtl optwn
for the rest of thf> wut.•r , 1t t•uuld
b<· ullocaled to the other UKCO
<'teS Involved in lint· ('011Ntrut'll00
ut a totul co~l o( uf)out $100
mllhon
T he women claim that tht•
more exptmisivc 1mr>0rtc<J water.
treated for dom1•stw c·onsumJJ-
lion. would not be beneficial to
ag re culture.
The two women, who hold II
percent of the company's Slock,
c laim tha l impor l1 nl{ mon.·
water will curtail plans to de
velop wells in the Costa Mc:rn
a rea. Well water m ay be used
for agriculture at lower prices.
By cutting back o n a vailable
irrigation waler, the company
could not farm its properties and
wo uld lo se t h e cove r e d
agricultura l preser ve tax ex·
emption, the two charge.
T he resulting p1ecemcul salt·
of the comrany's :19,000 acres of
agr1rul tural la nd eventually
would nearly <.louhlc t he Jrvine
area ·~ p roJcctcd u ltime1lc
population of 250,000, the suit
contends.
T h e amended compl aint
claims thut thl· ('xecut1ve com
m 1ttce's failure'.' to disclm1e to
di rcrtors or stockholde rs its 1n·
te ntion to enter th<' water agree-
ments was a "fraudulent" act.
It seeks unsp(•c1Cied damages
~tnd a t•ou rl or der h e1 ll1 n g
p1pehne c~panslon
The expe1n1>1on move has be<.'f\
agreed lo hy all agencies in·
volved in the Diemer project.
Except the City o r Orange.
o y whNl' No IH'<'i dl'nts. no
hluckagNI "
·'I'm too old to bt• conccrntXI
1.1boul rudlatlon thal'as .:oang lo
knock me off 30 yeu r:; from
now." said one resident.
Ask<'d 1f h • was leavlnu. hf•
stu d "I don't want to astuy ¥ny
Nude Body
Found Off
Dana Point
Th • nude body or u man in rus
lat<' 20!1 found flOltlinR Jn the surf
ofr Doheny State Beach Thurs·
duy could be a Camp Pe ndleton
Ma r ine or a Newport Beach
man . bolb the subjects of miss·
ing pel'l)Ons reports.
But Orange County Coroner's
officials said today they have
hee n unable to Identify the badJy
decomposed body a nd will have
to rely on dental charts to make
a positive identification.
San Clemente police said to·
day the victim might be a 21 ·
year old Ca mp P endle ton
Marine reported missing since
March 23. The man~ roommate
s aid he had been conte mplating
s uicide and lifeguards found his
w;.illel on a San Clemente Beach
March 23.
But a coroner's spokesma n sa id
toda y another ma n in his 20s has
been missing from Ne wport
Beach since Ma rch 13 and could
be the victim found Thursday in
Southe rn Orange County .
Bcachgocrs a le rte d state
r a ngers s hortly a fte r 5 p .m .
Thursday when they noticed the
body floating in the surf.
Laguna Police Nab
Burglary Suspects
An 11 year-old boy and a 12
year-old girl w<:rc an OranAc
County Juvenile Hall tod(.ty after
Laguna Beach police captured
them and a 19 year·old guardian
following a half·dozcn burl(larics
in the Woodland Drive area.
Officers captured the trio <ts
they were hilchh1k1ng on L<tguna
Canyon Road T hursd ay after ·
noon.
The two youngsters escaped
rrom the police depa rtmenl
while being processed T hursday
night, police said , but we re cap-
tured again a ha lf hour later in
the s ame neighborhood where
the alleged break-Ins occurred.
Officer Terry MacAda m sa id
police were called to investigate
a burgla ry al 1188 Victory Walk
late Thursday. where neighbors
said they sp0lted two youngsters
entering homes in the wooded
neighborhood.
Patrolman Doug Johnson Haid
he spotted the two children. anti
P e t e r Rulph Gaver . 19, o
J',...P11.,eAI
•' RECALL ••.
Fifty-dolla r pro·WalkCr ·
Wilkinson donations also umc from Roy lfurlbut. a food com·
pany executive now running for
city counclll.. Herbert Wllliamson
Jr., • San \;lemente real estale
man, Teri A. Anaerin, a Glen·
dale housewife. and Ana Ro6a
Benner, a La Ca.noda housewife.
On the other side of the cam.
pa tan. Counc ilwoman Myrtis
Wa1nel' raised SI .m of htr own
money with some s mall con·
trlbullont lo aid her ally
llualMU in the Walker·WUldnaon
recall.
Saa aemeni. real estate loan ~p_pralaer Herbert Lip]> aave ta and dell1ner Eric Boucher
donated StOO lo the homeowners'
1roup recall fund.
Walker received C,871 YO&et
11kln1 for Jilt recall and 2,181
votd oppo•ln• It. Mn.
Wllld..,....soeived 4,IOC reeall votes 9Mt 2117' hlloti &o ntatn
her u • eouadl mMtber.
11..-.U ...t•ld '·*wt.et Ida recall and 2.• wt. It.
r\1.UX eandtdaa.. IN n&n•
aiq far the three v1cant ... ta
left 111 Ille rwah In U.. upcom· hll Aprtl .. •Pldal alfftlon.
II
trans 1c·nt . hitchhiking on lhe
canyon road shortly after the
burglary report.
M a cAda m s aid lhe p re·
teenagers admilled entering a
h a tr dozen h o m es a lo n g
Woodland Drive a nd Vic tory
Walk, taking a total of $5 in cash
in the break-ins.
The three were a lleged ly
hitc hhiking from Sa n Diego to a
commune In Oregon when they
were stopped.
The c hildre n we re fed by
police. and it was while lhcy
were being processed that the
l wo youngsters sne aked out or a
bac k office and heade d back out
the canyon, police said.
The children are being held on
s uspiclon or bur glary and lack of
parental control. Gaver Is being
held on charges or contributing
to the delinquency or a minor
and ror an outstanding traffic
warra nt.
MacAdam sa id San Die go
police beUeve the youngsters are
also responsible ror a number of
burglaries in that city.
Gaver is being held in Laguna
Beach Jail, with ball set ~l $315.
~ngBeach
Man Killed
LONG BEACH <APl -A -.
year.old Lon1 Be1cb man was
round dead in hit home, the ap.
parent victim or a beating, after
nel1hbor'1 ·became worried
becaute they dld not tee him
leave the hou.le.
Police Hid neighbors grew
au aplcloua when Jamea C.
Ewell, who norma lly drove
nel1hborhood cblldren to school,
dldn 't ma. hi• rounds Thurs·
cta1 mondal.
ParJdnl Lot Sale
Planned at School
PTA members al Dana
Elementary School pl1n to bold
a parklna lot u le Saturday from
lOa.m. &o4p.m •
Cr"'-9, .nuta, eolledon
and otblr _...... ma, Nlll'V• a
apaoe ,_.. b'1 c11Hq __,.,
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Drive, OU. Pol&
• Jon1er Lhan 1 hav to."
Caroline Harclerode. SS. who
also wo rks In downtown Har·
ri1tKar1. wu worried. but said
abe wan't toln1 anywhtl re. Yet .
"I 'm a UW. bit 11hook up. I
think everybody 111," s he said
"Tbere'a so litUe you c;w do. In
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tom etn c A1L'K>Ctut1on~Mploy• .. •
Jo'our clu111cs of fourth "radon
from Monroe E ll•ffi(•ntuy School
In Cumbcrl1nd County &t"ro .. 1
th~ Su1quehann1t River frum
llartlaburg found thulr tr111 to
tht> 11tutc ·uv1to1 d h11 1111tt-11 l1y
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To Fake It
WASHINGTON CAP I
Two m arching ba nds pre·
tending they are playing
instruments will take part
in a parade here r ecogniz·
ing next week as National
Mi me Week.
The Senate t1dopted a
N ational Mi m e Week
resolution Thursday.
There was no indication
whe the r s uppo rting the
resolution. sponsored by
Sen . S I. Hayakawa, H
Calif .. bound mem bers of
Congress to rcmuin mute
during next week's com-
me m oration.
Fro• Page A I
OIL ...
clusions on oil export-import in·
formation recently compiled by
the P aris -based Internationa l
En er~ Agency.
Rep. l\lbert Gore, D·TeM .. a
subcommittee member, charged
thal Schlesl.nge r's agency kept
the alleged increase in imports
secret "because it was e mbar·
r ass ing lo administra tio n
policy."
T he staff report did not dis·
pule. lhe reality of the three·
month Ira nian production hall.
Hut it claimed the cutoff had a
minimal impact on U.S. supplies
-at least in Februa ry
"Claims of a shortfall have
heen used to Justify hardships
for the American consumer in
the form of higher prices as well
as a reduction of gasoline SUP·
plies." the report s aid.
Schlesinger's testimony came
one day after President Carter
discussed with House and Senate
le aders the ne w energy pro·
posals he is expected to unveil
next week -proposals aimed at
reducing U.S. reliance on im
ports.
A number of those who at
tended Thursday's While House
session predicted Carter would
lift price controls on domestlcal
ly produced crude oil and pro-
pose a tax lo prevent oil com·
panles from re aping e xcessive
profits.
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PENNSYLVANIA
lar1i1p
Issued
ltbaittn
AP ........
WARNIHOS ISSUED FOA FIVE·MILE RADIUS OF LEAK
23 Sohoota CloHd; People Urged to Stay lnald•
fir .. rap Al
NUCLEAR PLAN"f. • •
ffi tj nt' o ( t:n v 1r o11mt·ntu l
Jt 1;11111urce.. KIUd It wal\ 1ua un
41Ut horlad •htni.l ht>l off by loctil
ft rt! oUl<'IUhl l.O l.A111 ~O&ilt'to 11t11 y
1ndoor11
TroHI<' waK ht·avy on tht·
11l rt•eti. ot llorrh~t>uric 10 m1h-"
from the plant and in surround
in.i communities Ser vice sta
t1ons were crowded wllh rar~
a nd pt."destnans hurried along
the litre.els to head indoors.
Bus inesses shut down early
a nd ove rburde ned t e le phont·
lines were Ja mmed in the area
T he re we r e conmc tin~ ex·
pla nations of what caused the
new release of rad1oaet1v1ty.
Critchlow said the release oe
c urre d as work er~ c;u r1t:d
ra dioactive waste from one
storage area to another
Nuc lear Re gul ator y 'om
m ission spokesman Frank In·
~ram fi rst l>a1d an Washington
that the release occurred a!'. an
automal.Jc part of the recirrula.·
tion oC reactor cooling water
But shortly thereafter. he ~e11d
his information may have bt.oen
wrong.
The governor 's press office
said there was a reading or 1,200
millirems per hour at the plant
vent , from which the gases
escape(!. Critchlow said that
reading meant a possible radia ·
lion exposure of 100 millirems for
so meone downwind from the re·
lease .
E. C. McCabe, section chief or
the NRC, who was at the plant
site. s aid: "I did not e xpect the
radiation levels to be that high
·'The ve ntin g of the tank
because of the pre ssure 1s
necessary~" McCabe l>aid "If
you rupture that tank you wouJd
have a substantial release
"The plant is not cooling down
as rast as would be expectc.'<f."
he added. "There have be(•n
some proble ms with the letdown
syste m . It has been slowe r than
we would have likc-d. but we an•
progressing ..
McCabe said a 30 m111irem per
hour reading was ta ken south or
the plant after the release and
was ra pidly decreasing.
McCabe said tha l , at the rate
of 30 millirem s an hour. an an
dividuaJ could be expected lo be
exposed lo rad1a t1o n for 130
years without ill e ffects .
"We kno w th a t 2:>.000
millire ms does not cause scr iou!>
cha nges in the body," he said
"The maximum allowable <for
plant worke rs> under normal
conditions is 3,000 malhrems per
quarter (three months."
Th•• avC'r..egt' l\mcrtt·;.in 1i. e"
pO:;(•d to JOO to 120 m1llin:m!'I of
rndial111n per year . inc·ludow
rnd •atlon from everything fron1
~p:H'f' to X·rays
I\ mallirem 1:. a term usl-d to
mt•as urt• ahsorpt1on of r<td1ation
hy body mass
J>:nergy SecrC'tary J ames R
Srh le-.1ngcr s u 1d tod ay in
Washington. m eanwh11t., that
We dnei.d ay's ac c ident wa ...
serious. but "It under!-tcorcs how
-.a re nuclear power ha!-> been In
the pa!>t "
Thornburgh said ear lie r toda\
ht· was eomndt·ring ('Vat•ue1tinl'.
a ll the nearly m illion re.,1deoh
from a four·county <.1rea !'.'Ir
rounding the facaltty. T he co4n
ties ar<· York. Dauphin, Lao
caster and Cumberland
National Guard c1 nd local c1"1I
defe nsf' aulhonties were pul bo
s pecial alert
Earlier, officia ls said a con
trolled rclt·a ... (• of low.level
radiation was still beaming frqm
250.000 gallons of highly r adioac
t1ve water anstdl' a d1:.a blod
nuc·lear power plant, a nd ex
pe rts said the water m ighl have
l o b e burae d tn l e ad or
e vaporated. :
But at that time fede~a l
authorities said the radiation.
was conta ined inside the plant's
280 ·a crc perimeter and no
lon~er was a threat to neighbors
of the power pla nt.
The radiation still being de·
lected was evaporating off the
floor or the auxiliary buildiog.
P lanl offt caals said the radiation
msadc the reactor dome was 1.00
limes th · normal level.
Planl en1-tmeer>1 wrestled with
the two m ost li kely ways to
d >an uµ the nuclear -r har goo
wat er, sealed ms1de the reactor
dom e a nd ank h~ deep inside
another building where waler 1~
norma lly cooled.
Fahn on Burglary
Slated at Library
Niguel Shores Community A:.
s ocia t1 o n m e m berl) ha\lt-
scheduled an anti-burglary <tis
play a nd film to be shown from
10 a m lo 3 p m Saturday in
tht• Dana·N1~ucl Library park
1ni:: lot, :JJ840 Nig ue l Road ,
Laguna Niguel
l\n Orunge County Sht>r1 ff's
Departme nt off1 <'er will be on
hand to present the display and
a nswer q uestionb e1bout home
burglary prevention.
.
You can now buy a suit for the price
of two cups of coffee ... you iust buy
one at regular price then pay iust ...
ONE DOLLAR
for another of equal or lesser value
SIZES·
Regul•s • . • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 36 to 50
Longs • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 38 to so
Shorta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 to 4-4
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,.,., Mtrph 30. )979 § OAU. v Pll..OT Al
~county Hospitals Go Country Club?
..
WAijlll a I ON I p I S(Jm(
hot pltllla In boulh~·rn l~•lltornti.
try lo ttnUC' a>h¥t1IC'IMfll IO prat
II<' •t Uw r m1•d)c 1JI fat1hOt b~
dfl'riq lhe(n fn·1 "'"uh and
• u uf nuu1 .il(t• room and
•·xPt•n.l\lt'I , .. ,. l.lH• n OrAlll•'
('ou11ty tw•alth plunu•ntt •• ,,1.,-1
Stanlti)' M tck told • run
acrt•llKIOOUI •utx·um-uHllt-Thun.
duy that o rrllH•Y h1 pltal• ha\••
b t>l'fl l'OIHtrue·tN I In Ura n.it
Cnunly lhut thttr•· 1 .. !'lhort-.•• ot 11uth•nl1t lo .io u ouocl
s ..
Aa " r r ult hu 11n1et Ilona•
ho p1t11l1 0U1•r r w11nl for dt14
tm 1 to u ..-thr1r f11 r 1ht111' 1o1111I
brln 1n tl\t-lr p Ul•ot• fur 11ur" ''"
ur othertreelm nt
M at~k 1•uc ut h• <ltr1·1·t~1r ,,f
lhe Onni County llN1lth l'hm
mn, t'uunl 11 .ult f111 t•xam11h·
lh1t1\ M t • 111 n C u mm u nll y
I ltnpttul In M '""ton Vll'J'' hti• 11 roeau11(~ 111om u v11llulJJ1 111
vh)'•lr 1 11
\lthooyh ttu (000\ It. f'CjUll•IM'cl
A~W•~•-4•
40,000 POUNDS OF MOZZARELLA CHEESE STOLEN
That Would Make About 45,71• Pluu
eeze t
40,000 Pounds Missing
N ft:W YORK tAI'> Snrm. .. one 1t1 IJoinM to h11v1• to romc up
with at Jcust 45.000 wundll of r>lzu doulfh, jJnllon11 of :;11u t•t• 1md
LOOll of pe-pptironl, 11111.10""' pcppcr11 or oth •r extras lo u11c up .W,000 p0uJWl11 of mozMrellu chC<'lle.
The party looking fnr u wkt.'Oul ortlt'r 1i. the J>Olic • dc•port
menl
The ctwt•s•• wu& brouiiht to thu city from Rando Cheese Co 'l'I Wlscon31n on u lrol'.\.or trailer rhc drlvcn by Sc:otl Kow11l1Jkl.
Ht! RTOPPED Ol't' AT MO&GAN'H 0 1'1 New York GrlJI 011
ManhaU.an'a lower Wt••\ !ildc t.o rest UI> fro m lht• lonJ( drlvt
Wednsday n1~hl. but when he went h11ck to the truck four hour11
later, the llJ wheelc-r . with 700 CBJICI Of chtc8' vulUf:d at $2:!0,000,
WH fCOM.
lie !.-Old polle•• he hud lcfl th•· truck'11 motor runnln.i to k~Jl
the rcrrt.c ·r~Uor1 unit rut1nlt1A.
Now 110mt-one hull lh • probl •m of fll(urmJ( out whul lo do
whh whul th1·y foond In lhc buck or th<' tru<'k.
"W • pu\ about 12 13 14 OlulceH of Ch•·ese In a hlu ,,10 ... f'!ultl
Rkardo Clrpenct, wh() runs u p1ziu 11urlor on MunhuUnn'li E aNl
Sdc.
1u: FfGURt:D TUAT TllF. Ml881NC• lrU<'kloud would bt· II
llltle loo much "1r hlH opcrutlon 11lnc1> he only UHCl'l :JOO lO 400
poundli SJ WC('k
"'rh11t lflll<'h would lu11L more thun u ycor," hu iHUd . "They'll
hav" to 11Cll It or It'll HJ>Oll." lJ1llns O\mcnc-7.'K rj•cipe of 14 ouncl·11
of chN.'SC und oboul 16 ounc ·11 0( <Jouf(h tor each pie. tho 11t.olc n
ch •ciw would yH·ld 45,714 medium pl •11. with un t•Klrn two 1111 '<'H
from un f'ighl·llll('c J•lzzu. It you only put on 12 ounc:cH , you could
1trel<'h that lO 53,333 plt-8, with two to three sllr j'ff le ft o ver.
On top of thal, Oemlncz f1.curea he puts about 10 ounces of
H UHRC, pt>ppcrom o r wh1.tlf•ver on u1tch pluu. With the plua
with 12 ouncf'1 or che<!aC, that work11 out to 5.13,333 ouncN1. or
• 33,313 3 pounda of aplcy lllUlfOIJ(•
'.Sunday Pilot Says
:'Beeeere's Johnny'
• Sund•)''• Dally Pilot tell• the ( ]
· tile ol how 1 m innow 11unk a UNO whale ol a proJec\, J>M~ into A Y' BES~
Johnny CU'IOG'I .ecrellve life _ 111d d .. crlM• • "1yndle1te" _...._ __________ _
wblth d11patehell te11r1 and
lau1u.
OAllTING AllOVT When a
: bloloeiat we nt 1wtmmln1 In at . T•na•1ee river aAcl dl1covered
a tbree·lnch n.h called lhe SMll ~ Derter, he hid DO idea UM find : would mcwe rnountalna of red ~ l•pe, Aul down 1 m111tve proJ·
: eet and ruch lhe Supreme
' Court
· •ONn TM..d About Ute ~ llaaardl of do6a1 bu1iM11 In ~ Ciiia, • 11ndJcate that fle9dJ . eol••• and comics, tlMt..,... S .... of touclWIC up 1our llaalr ; eolor and a eonaultaat who
, 1ped.._ ln .lap and lep. AU
18 Yflfl/Yow Moee1.
HE<'8 .IOHNN'Y 1'ho
1llver·halred, boyt•h·f aced man
who hu Nld rnore p\lbllc .-.
po1uro than uny indlvldu1d in
world blatory open" up about
blmMlf lftd hh1 career. Am1t.eur
aatronomer Johnny Caraon 11 u
1tar••aer, but he doe1n'l have
hi• head In th e doud1 .
The "Ton.lebt" 1how hotl pon
dert hJ1 IOmM•Y rellrerMnt.
CAPITAi. IDl:A lltadlni
north lot your 1or1n1 v1e1Uon'/
8t•ff Writ.er Artlaur VlaMI rec·
omm ... IUpp6na back a ten·
tury aad mJoJin1 the dellChta ol
Old latrunento and river delta
bo•Uftl la • travel fHlure.
with ..i b\t)'t'lt'. h<1 n1d. lh m1itln
fN&lurC" I• R maaol( li1blc 11ur
round d by curtutnit f1c111Kncd
with fhiun•t IJ1 varloull po ltiorm
aute11"1Ut11 •exual 11cltv1ly
M atek. e>11Ufyln1C beforr• lh1•
flou1l'l Cr1mrr1t11 C't• hos Ith 11ul1
mm mlltrc t•hairman IJ)' lkp
lll'nr ) A Wu m un. I> C'ullf .
kitld ttw fUrlfi«I or ho SJl\UI lllCf'll
l l vt111 tun• lh•• ~amut from
n110 .:in~l to t•111bu1 ra,.11\nl( ·
i\ monl( oth,•r t•nttC'ilmcnh
Mutd. round (\Utmllonuhh· w..rc•
Witness
Supports
Waddill
Tht• lllUr dt!r r d rtul uf l>r
Wiiham Wuddtll wu11 10 rt:cc,11
toduy ufk f' Juror' ht.·1.mJ a <fr
f1•n 1te w1t1w1111 11uy Thun,cf uy he•
lwll1•w•d thl' 1nft111l W 11d<lill ul
l•·ue·dly i.tr;rnlll••d 1111.'11 1n lt11·
moth(•r'11 womh
l>r llt•flJU mtnc• La11d1rtJL '' OSC proft•K11or of p11 lhol111<y <irul
pf•d1utric11 . 1·11111·1·<kd und1·1
t·ro1u1 l'llttrn1nal1Un lw h ail 1111
r lt•ur c•vhlt•nt't.' lht• 111fo11t )>UI'
1·umlwd tx·forc Uw 11ul1nC' utK11
lion lfldUC'l"CJ ddl Vl'I y
I. u n d 1 nu, w h 11 r c· v 11· w .. d
m 1 t' r l11H'Op1 c• l1:i11 111• s 111npl1•'
froffl tlw l11font 11aicl I ht• <Jnly
1·on v1nr tnH i.1un th<: l we> rimmcl
I ~ ount·e mfunt lived ;,fin l11rtl1
wu11 t•x p11odt'CJ lunl( 111111 111• whwh
t•11uld m<lu·uh· brc•111h111u
But that t•x 11110111tm . L1111tJ11w
told lhP hvc• m un. Kt'vc·n w11111an
JUrh, <·uulct lu1v1· ht•c•n c·au!w<I l1y
a nuriw'b ulh.•lflpl lo n •v1 v1· th1·
hahy
f.unlf111i(11 tN1t1mony d1Hc•11·ll
from that of lw11 1wth11lo~1111i.
t•a lll!d to tc11t1fy l1y l 'ro•w1·ull>r
Hotwrt < 'huth·rtml
T he!y tl'l\t If I (•d .l ht• Inf ll 111
nown UK a y •tr t•11v1·1 WU!'.
uhvc b<-t·uul«! of lht• 1•x1wndl•ll
lun~ lis11uc und 111uni. of lwmor
rhu~f> which could tnd1c uh• hcurl
ll<'liVlty
Waddill, 4:1 , of lrunt1out11n
I lurt>our, It. llt'l'UIH'll I)( lilranl(l
lnK the lnfunt aftt>r 11he ullcHcdly
1w rvlved u 11ulinc• u1Jort1on on ht:r
18 ycur old unwt'<I motht•r t w11
y1•orll al(o
Oefen"l' Attorney C hurlt•H
Weedman hu11 ronh'n<lc.>cl lh•• tn
font Wll!I already dcud or tr
rcvcr islhly on lhc vcru1· or dciath
twfore WUddlll f•Umlned her in
the We!ftmlnicte r Community
llOllJ>ltal nunlt'ry
PrOlft'CUt-Or Roht•rt C:h11IC..•rton ,
hnw"ver. hu19 maintained Wad
dill ('hoawd lht• lnfunt. to death
ff' n r I n M h t• w o u I d f u r t' u
mulprnNlr1• luw11u1l if th • 111fitnl
Kurvlve d wit h brnln d umal(t•
fro m the: ttultnc 11bort1on llOIU
lion
I.anding wm1 t•11l11•d 1111 11 dt•
fensc WI LOCHH ()Ill or ordt'r
t~couse he will h(: out 11( Uw
1•r>untry when Wccdmun tw•l(lns
the defnme portion of \hi' lrlul
hattert.on IH cicrwcted lo ron
elude the J>r<>SecuUon pho11c of
I h • t r I 11 I ,. a r I)' n c x l w c• ~ k
Tctftl mony in the c u Kc l1<:){1tn
M(tr(•h I Uflt'r 10 <luyli or j ury
11ele<"llon
Wuddill'is first murder Lrwl
c ndcd lust Mny when jurorlf 1wlcl
they wf'r(I deadlocked 7 :) In
favor ()( ucqulttul oftf'r lff wcrkll
of lt•11llmony und 11 thJYll of do·
llberulion
Supervisors
Back Niguel
Park Proposal
Ocvelopmenl of 3 o nti·t1crtt
ne,1hborhood park In Luuuna
N'1uel which could eoat from
$30,000 to '60.000 was ael In mo--
Uon \.hll week by Ori.nae County
&UpflrVllOfl.
The board approved pltM for
the Rld1evlew N«1ll{hborhood .r~ Rld1evlew Drive near
A1nla Parkw1y. TM project will
open for conatrucUon bld8 As>rU
30, county otflclal• aald. comple·
lion ol IM development 111 11lat.ed
for November.
A 1tale 1r1n\ of $40, 102 wlll
rund the park '• developm nl,
CaffHid.
Primary work, ffllmated at
l ,500, •lll include 1r•dln1.
con1tru1tlon of a lol·lol and
vi.-5, walkw•r•. • multi·
UH y ...... UlhUn1. benchn
and udlfa,lq,offlcl1l11ald.
ftc:lala..W. .
Optional It.ems may be ldcMd
If JDore flllldln1 I• avall1bl1,
toUDlJ ,..,, aakt.
TIMM hMnl would Include •
1ta8de llleher lo provide a vi••
of ae.n, AJieo CrMlc, a drtnll· ia1 ,_.:t _pla, equipment
and 1HU UCltUnc.
In•(' l rlpa lo posh r.-11ort11 10
l\cupulco In Mt•JClro. vulct p11rk
Ulj(. ltOd the• U!lf' of l••u•Ud
Morc·e><kH a uto mobllm1
AIJ .,n 1•1111 mpl C' o f II "11111ruloo1•· e•nllct-mcnt, M11t.ek
11ull1 11om<• udmlnl•trut.orR guvti
frt•t• oHke 11p11cc• t.o phy11iclun11 in
bu1ldinKll "eµ1 Ulf h0Kp1i111
M urger y Collofr. 11 counsel for
thl• ht•tdlh sutx·omm1ltcc. 1111d
M :1 Lt•k did not tdf>nt1fy uny olhf'r
hoapltaJ, t'JCCepl Ml111Jlon. whlr h
orrera the fr~ 1elft."
Sht 1MJd that lf'tlimony t~for1•
th~ 1ubcommlltec 11howed lhul
b"c•uae of th e prntu11ion or
ho1tplt-ala In Orun11c Coun\y tht•
occup1rney r ut 1> ror som'·
ho11 pltal& 111 vc-ry low In one·
caae. stw 111ud. u Ms,lltal hws un
occupancy ri.w of only 11 1~r
cent
"There! arc l•JO muoy ho1tpilwh1
und that '" lht' rt-u1m11 for th ·
competition." 11hc> Hn1d
Thti liulicornm1Utit' coun1wl
ulso 8ttld CJran"c Coutity d0t!11
not. llkf• muny olht r 3rea11, ha.vt·
u profe-'!liuonul 8U.ndardis review
oric(AnlzuUon u 1wer rt•vlt•w
11a nl'I of doclori; to ov1·rsc•t• th•·
UC\1vlth•i. or ho~l)llul' ltncl phy1S1
clan11
W u x m u n ti u i d It c· w u 1'
"11turtk·<t'' t.d leurn 1Jf I ht• n11turc·
or thl' hosp1Htl lllt'(•lltiv1·11 for
dodor11.
Pkutlc Surgerg ·
Doctor ·Backs
Small Method
O•llY ,..,., 'Wlf ,._
ON ST ATE PANEL
'Major' Rolla Bowles
flwllington
Mari Named
To State Unit
li ts fru·ntli. c·ull him M:1Jor
Howl1•11 Tho1w fum1ll1tr with his
Tht• :Jl Yl'M llld llunllnJ(ton
Ut•uc·h r<•s1denl has been up
J>Otntf'<f hy <;ovnnor Hrown to
t he Gov1•rnor·11 C1,mm1ltct• to
,.;rnploy tht• llund1cuJ)ped
Wllh the urmointmcnt, OowlcK
111 ll ·rvlng on vur1out1 employ•·•·
comm1llt.'t:H cm 11t>1lt-, N>unty und
1•lty l('Vf'lll.
Uowh•l'I. th<· e mployee re in
I 101111 11dmin111trut<>r for the•
Southe rn Cullf ornlu Edl1111n
Compuny, ha" 11crvcd oo II a11
11o<·lallon~ or c·ommittec11 In
Ortrnl( • County whOKc goal11 arc
t o 1 n (' r f• t• 11 <• c m p I o y m c n t ,
p urt1c ulurly or llH' di11udvun
tu"•·d
flowlf•s wm1 n1ckn um cd MuJOr
Uli ll child urter MIJJOr Bowe1t or
"Ort"mul /\rnu t..•ur lfour" rudlo
JJr()((ram ra me•
Bowlf·11 · n>11I fin1t num•'. wh1r h
hf' trlf'l'I 1<1 kt:l'P "t.'C'rt'I , 111 Halla
"" 1w1d htb motlwr took tht·
numt• fmm o 11m all town nt·ur
h111 plt1r1· of h1rth 1n MIHlll)Ufl
"I WJIS the• IOlh or II chlldrj>n
anti Mht• run oul or .lirn!i, Jucki.
11011 .lfl\'!i, .. tit' lillld
By Rt;Bt:C('A 1n:u 1 Of •• o.itr l'li.t "•" /\ plaiih l' 11u rg1-cm lt•11t lfytnit at
.1 non.court hcartnt( 'f'hur11d uy 1111
b half of Or lt1Jlph Small '''
Santa Ana 1rn1d mctJ1t~1I """ MUI U11:wl pr0t•cdur1•t1 1>r tll'l1<'C•d hy
Small wt·n· 11111 11nu1wully <111
ft>rc··nt from I ho11<· 0 111·cl h y
fit•vt•raJ OrtmKt• C1JUnt y f1hy\1
l'tSJns
Dr t:dwtn Hr1·1h·nlw d1, .J
1·lln1<·nl tfl1llrut·l111 al I I(· I rvmt·
Mt>dtc·ul Centn. '111111 h1· kn•>w11
m uny dot·tors who chi a w1d1·
variety or sur11<1·r y 111 lht·1r of
f1t•cis rath('r thun 111 ho11p1l1tl11.
And, Rrcitcnburh uddt'd thut
tw pt_'r80nully knuw11 al lc•u11l a
hulr dcn.1•11 Oran1ott• County dm·
loris who OJ>l'rult· 1111ty with th1·
a11:u~tunct· of lic't•11:.c•d 11r un
lt<•t•nst>d m cd•<·al t1•c hntt•au n'
ruthl'r Lhun r.-u111lcrt·d nurM.'tl
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k 1tkt•d off t ht> x•·t·or11J duy of dt·
h •nist> tt'l\\1m01\y c·ullcd IJy at
lorncy Tnry <:t1<·11 for Small In a
!>llllt• Bt1orc l of M(·tlwal Quality
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wuy tn Suntu /\1111
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and tn<'OmJ)t!tenrc " 1111; l11•1•ns1•
hilt be-en temporur1ly su11r~n1kd
uwattmg the hc.•arlnl('x end
Non cr1m1nul c·hurgei, uJ(alnsl
8moll were mud.-an conne<·lwn
wilh the death or ont· cir his 1111
t1enltl du,.lng brN1Ht 1mpltent s111
t(t'r)' und the allt'l(••d 111•n ow. 111
fectlon and 11c-arrinic of onottwr
woman from u thl i<h lift <IJ>t'ra
lion
S maU'ti pullf'nl Kim J'h_wk . :1:1,
or Santa Anu. dlt-tt1 Nov. 27. IU7K.
five daya after ahc• went. Into
t a rdlac arrt.>i!l durtnl( 11url(cry ut
Small'11 omcc. IJ('COrdm.c 111 ul
lt•teutioM.
liltJlt' De put y /\tlorn1•y
( i e n e r u I D 11 v I d (' h 11 n d I •· 1 •
rcpret1er1Untt lhc m cd lc·ul hoiH 11.
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holcht.'d u lh1Rh IUL C>J)l'rutum m l
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la11t .lunt·
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on S mull 's hf•hulf Th11r11cl11 v
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pla11t ic surl(l'On
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olh••f' wo11 u man who untl1•1 Wl'lll
ll no1w Opt!rulton
PRESENT
Veg1tabl1 Gardin
Wlt11 ... 4~Wf·D• AMEND
Ora•nlc Soll Amendm•n1 .. °" Vept•bl• And Flowet G•rdent
The bett mulch •nd toll ~ondltloner for .a•ttln& lht rl1h1
''"' on the home vt1•t•hlt l"dctn. Adi.I lhli orunl'
m•terl•I 111 tht '4111 now titr the be6l rt wlt• thh I""~·
lnl(~non. 2Cu.ff.Slzt '2.29
Aeg •2 ee SALE PRICE
INSTANT LAWN
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lht•t r· lll>t'I :1tH1n1.
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l(c•r11•' und we·• 1• 'al t!>ft1•cl with
1 Ill' rt''tlllt ...
Hairy Cops
Upset Chiej·
S/\N P'HANCf S('O 11\1'1
l'ullc·c• <.:hit•f Charlt•\ <:um !>lt)''
that his men will i;otm 1)1' "th•·
l uuuhm l( fll•X'k or lh1• f'llllfll ry ."
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uhl1• to Wf',lf l>1·ar<I~ 11~.1111
pt•l 1t 1onc•cl ltll' 1·11 y 1'11111·1• Cun-1
m1s11ton to IM· ullowt·d l11 w•·ur
n <' a t l y I r 1 m m 1· II h c• :J r II s .
Kom 1•th1m< wh1C'h harln't h1•1•11 :et
low1•cl 1n n1•11rly 50 y1•urs
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I h1• offh'ct K 111 u 4 l vot1·
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llw 1111p.•arun,•t• 111 11011(·11 offt\:t•r11
1n uniform to huvc· h1·11rd1i ," i.aul
thc• dc•a11 11havN1 (i:1111
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Bill StaJJed
S A C fl A M ft; N'I' 0 < /\ I' >
l.t•li(i1Jlullon to ullow m11rlJu11n11
to he WK.'d for me<llcul purpoHcs
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stuh· u1mropnul111n
Strawberry Plants
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A4 DAILY ~LOT L/SC Frld•v. March 30, ft79 NATION I WORLD
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~ -~ . I"; w1c• .r
To• Marplll•.-
Ough~a Be a Law
Pr.au~ OF r.•Pt..0\'Ml:NT 0 PT. Vh•Wlnll lh
hah• I tu1 n or t•H•nt In tht' tluntlntlon BH«'h C'lly At
turnt.'y'a 0ffll' , )'OU art' lf'fi ~ran{( If trMO(jUllHy a.hull
,. t1r \'Ull)(' to thut 1>lure l''or Hample, deputy elly 111l
to rncy Joh11 O'('onnor ha.s JU&t bten otriclally fared
It Ill wwh•ur to \'vur c'Ol'l't"Spondenl how ~omt•body gt t11
unofrlclaJly flrt't.I, but yuu un• h•ft guc'''-lflK t11.il 'a. wh11l
happc>ned tu 0 Connor •rhcr
Finl. he mUlt have bttn told "you'ro unofflt1all~ fln-d ..
'ftk·n lutcr nmt.> the ottatud boot
Anyway, 0 Connor ~ r1!mC'mbercd Car hdvmtt bt•eoo11•
CnKU&lod !)()mt• thew back lo .. t"lty hull bt"Ufflt: with lht!
former city 1i1ttorney. hi• bot.•. Oon Honra.
AFTF.lt Tift; AU.t;Gt;O ulttrcal1on, O'C-Onnor won .i
meaaure ol ramt> ror rolorful language when ht! descr1bt-<I
the aforcmtntioned RonfJ ui. ta man "with urmb hkt·
tele phone Poles." · '"
Now O'Connor hall addt.od to lh1tt descnplJ ve lanfuage
In dlscuuln& hls c:urrcnl ex·bobs, City Attorney C:i1 Hut
ton.
H er former deputy sayi; bhi 0W1t-er from employment
Employer Scnbing Documnil of .. OlftcJal 1''mng"
was "tyrannical und d1clalonal"' and he rurther suggested
that he was fhcurat1vely forced out of city )tall at gunpoint.
· · he time or
hit1 exit, he noted a bulge In the pocket of Deputy C ty
torney Bob Sangste r. Thi.! hint here was that this bulge was a
gun. Sanl(ster hasu perm1Uocarrysame
Sangster. however, Is off on vacallon and thus unable
to confirm or deny that he was heavy with heat.er a t the
lime ol all this.
IT WAS RE PORTED that al lhe time O'COonor wa1 ln·
formed h1:. serv1cei; were no longer needed, that Hunt·
ington Beach plaintclothe1> orticers were on hand Lo keep
the ~ace, i f, indeed, the peace were to be breached.
Because of the previously alleged Bonfa-O'Conoot
waltz. you might suspect that keeping the peace at the
Huntington Beach City Attorney's Office som etimes does
dangle on a slender thread.
THltOUGll IT ALL, you have certain sympathy for
the peace-keepers of the Huntington Beach Police Depart·
m enl. Mainly. you figured they spent most or their lime
watching Main Slr~l saloons.
But maybe the Main Strcct peace·kceping force has
been weakened.
Part of 1t hos to be diverted from time to time lo the
t.•1ty atiorney·~ office
4.0 Quake Hits
Hawaiian Isles
HONOLULU f AP> -An
earthquake meuurlng 4.0 on the
Ri chter scale shook resident.I on
the islands or Oahu end Kauai
Contest Ruled Out
ROLLA. Mo. CAP> -Former
Prealdenl f'ord says be la def·
lnltety not a candidate ror the
presidency ln 1980.
early today, according lo the
Pacific Tsun ami Warning
Center.
There were no r e ports or
damage or injuries from the 1 :07
a.m. quake.
T he temblor, centered ten
mllea south of Pearl Harbor,
waa not stron g e nough to
gener ate a tsunami, tbe center
Hid
Fllgflt R.,.ered
Amin F orceS ·
Hold Kampal0:
NAtROfU . Kt1nyu l AP) -Pre11ident ldl Amln'111 l'hrlnklng army or
loyai lfOOJ»I h •hJ on w Kumo111a today as Tanzanlun Invaders und
uaandan e11lle11 vuahed to within eight mllu of the capital.
'" Thou1rnnda of frtrchtoned realdents streamed from the city.
"All we or sure of 11 that, for now, Kampala Is still In th • hands of
lhl• llttundun government and
urmy." a.uld u diplomat -there
who wlll reached by telephone
from Nairobi
T HE&E WAS NO conflrm8
tlon of rlalm11 by Ugandan u.lles
that Amln had ned with loyaJ
Nubian troops toward his mud·
und·thalch hometown of Arwl,
possibly to ma ke a las t stand In
l'h a l re m o l e co r n e r "r
northwestern Uganda.
Ont! resident of Kampala said
~unshols echoed through the
s treets as "drunken Ugandan
deiserters wandered around fir
Ing In th~ air."
Long lines or refugees. many
carrying babies In their arms
and meager bundles on their
heads. fled from Kampala on
loot, crowd!ng roads to the north
hnd west for the second stra1ght
day. Scores or foreigners. In·
e luding diplomats and their
fa milies and U.N. employceli,
drove cast U> Kenya.
T HOSE WHO STAY EO behind
remained Inside their homes. A
Rape-death
Suspect
Innocent
PRYOR. Okla. <API -Gen~
Leroy I lurt was found innocent
today of the 1977 scx-slayings of
three Girl Scouts ~at a summer
c~1mp 1n northeaste r n
Oklahoma.
e six men an s ix
the jury returned the verdict one
hour artcr r esuming delibera·
tions this morning.
HART BUll8T INTO loud sobs as the court clerk~ .£lo&ae Gist.
read the tlrst or three innocent
verdicts h anded her by jury
foreman George Kelly.
He buried his race in his hands
as de fense attorney Gar vin
Isaacs beat upon the defense ta·
ble with a clutched fist to loud
cheers from s upporters in Ult!
courtroom.
Law officer s cleared the
courtroom of Hart's friends and
relatives as they conUnued loud
crying and whoops or j ubilation.
ON THE OTHER side or th .
courtroom, parents of the three
young victims were seen weep-
ing.
Distri c t Judge Willia m
Whistler polled the jury and
e ach juror reported an innocent
verdict.
llarl was on trial for the rape
;1nd bludgeoning or the three
girls. Lori Lee Farme r , 8;
Michele Guse, 9 ; and Dorit>
Denise Miiier, 10, ut Camp Scott,
near Locust Grove, on June 13,
1977
16 Die in Crash
QUEBEC IAP> -A prominent
Montreal lawyer and 15 other
persons were killed when u
Quebecalr p assenger p lane
c rashed Into a hUlslde, split in
three parts and burst Into a ball
of flam<.'8, officials said today.
few tanks were lh • unly vehlch:s
reported In the slrt.>elb
The Invaders, moving on lhl·
capital from the :.outh a nd wc:il ,
were rcportt.od to have reucht.-d
KaJans1, eight malee; from th-0 c1
t.y. They reportedly cut the road
between KampalJ and Entebbt.,
the former colonial cap1t:d 21
miles to the south on the western
shore ol Lake Vlct.on a
It wu not known 1r they had
captured Entcbtw. the ~1lt.· of
Amln's official res idence and of
Uganda 's only 1nll'rnallonal
airport, gateway for the a1rhft of
Libyan aid lo lhti embattlt'IJ
Amin regime.
IN DAR ES SAl"'AAM. lhc
Tanzanfon carutal. u new cooll
lion or exiles called the lli<andu
NaUonaJ L1bcral1on Front sauJ
T hursday the anvudert1 would
take Kampala "at will" and En
tebbe was "al our mercy."
Uganda's goYE:rnmenl radio
last reported Am10 an Kampala
on Tuesday. Out despite the ex
lies' claims that the hclhcoM·
Ugandan strongman had fl<'d.
some sources in Kampala said
he re mamed m the areu LO fa<·•·
the slronl(est challcn~c yet to his
e1ght·year tult.>.
J'ACATION? tJO
PAY FOR TRIP
LONDON cAPl T hirlcl'n
days or noisy polalical meeting~
in drafty ha lls :.ant.I t rain
journeys from 5 a m . to mad
nig ht may not be most peoplt.· ·.,
idea of an Ideal vacation tour.
the equ1valenl Of $1 ,200 lO do JU!>l
that. They have ~1f{ncd up with
Keith Prowse Tr avel Ltd. to
follow Britain's b1i,: pohtical
guni; around the country. 1>tart
ing April 2J, CJli they campal~n
for the general e lection May J .
r---.
Pr•se• lilitary Aed1ct1111s ~
•ant w-.., ••n•• h b•• '11'h•lt0"" •'"'~''"' '"~ t•unt hsttS "'"'' 1t ltu !I lO Pt \•t•1n" O••• ~ 357
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r 9 jSlltl Dt•• ••h Mttulu Jd Ma• 1111,ho•~ 'I llt•utu• Afl fl.I
10 S•tt Ot•ll ll1•k l11l4ll111 11 hf Wt~I rr, ~
Proposed CutfJacks
Althoul{h the Defense Department pl<.10 for cutba<:ks at
mtl1t<1ry bases. shown on the map. trh.:gcred calb for
IH·:.mngs und meetings with defense offi cials, there: was"
not a huge outcr y on Capitol Hill when the plan was an ·~
nounccd Thursday. T h e pl an would eliminate 44.500 .
military und civilian Jobs in 36 st ates and the District or 1
ColumlJiiJ.
Early Vote Favors
Islamic Republic
..
TEHRAN, Iran IAP> Ve1l -cl<1d women. armed revolutionary
!>Oldiers, Moslem priests and m11l1onli or other lri.n1ans blreamed IOt
to polltng :.lataons tod<ty for u nat1onw1dc vote on the formal
establishment of an Islamic republic to replace 2,500 years of
monarchy.
porkrs sccmt•cf to he runnanf;?
heavily 10 ravor of the lslamll"
rcpulJhc
At polling !>lallon n nll'rs
~uardcd by armed m1llt1aml·n.
voll''rs deposited bright Kreen
hallots in urns to signify sup1>0rt
o r Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho· Som <' vott•rs compla1m•o 01 a
n1 's call for the creal1on or lack or privacy at the polls. :-.ar·
an ls lamJc s a e.
Oppone nts depos lh·d r e d
ballots on whic·h they could wr1lt•
the form of government they
preferred.
THE VOTE AT s eve ral
Tehran centers vis1tcq by re·
plans were reluctant lo deposit
rf•d ballots ln full ~J~ht •>f l'h~c·
tton ofrlcuds.
Preliminary reports from the
provinces said voting was ·peaceful.
16 Injured in Tornado
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