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Home My WebLink About1979-04-10 - Orange Coast Pilott f ' 17 ' To Old Form . Retaliate for ' At Oscar Night Fatal Bo~hing L FAA ProlJes Erasure ' TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 10, 1979 Of let Roll Tape Y~. 11, MO. 1•. ) HCTIC*S, • PACHE~ Priest Charged In Attack · UNION. N .J . <AP > A 34· year-old Roman Catholic priest has been charged with a hatchet attack on a 29-year-old man who questioned the cle r gyman's "rapport" with his wife, police say. The Rev. Joseph Bejgrowi cz. an a ssistant pastor at Holy Spjrit Church. s ur rendered to police Monday and was charged with the Friday night assault of J oseph Wybczynski Bejgrowicz was charged with atroc ious assault and battery, possession of a deadly weapon a nd assa ult with a deadly weapon, police said. The priest was released on a SIS0.000 prop ertybond. Union Township Police Chief Donald Ebert said the two had been carrying paint In and out of the basement of the convent where some r emodeling wtlrk was being done when the priest attacked Wybczyns ki. At the time they were discuss- ing "a problem pertaining to the rapport between lhe father a nd Wy bczynski's wife , .. Ebert said. He said. "That word 1 rapporo ls the best I can give you. 'Rap- port· can b e r ea d i nto . personally consider the case to be distasteful." Wybczynski's wife. Patricia. 28, leaches at the church school. police sajd. Wybczynski was struck on the head several times with a small hand ax that a ppa rently had been in the basement. He also suffered a puncture wound in the neck and cuts on the face, scalp a nd neck. His wounds required 56 stitches. ~ Tax Plan Hit f DENVER IAP) -Former l California Gov. Ronald Reagan t has blasted President Carter 's proposed lax on windfa ll oil prof. its. Sid Mishap KillJJ Teen SQUAW VALLEY <AP) -A skiin g acc ident at Squaw Valley Ski Resort took the Ure or a 13-year- old Incline VUlage youth. \ Placer Counb deputies 1 said M•rk Fisher received multiple injuries Monday in what they ~ribed as a "freak •cctdent." Tbey Nici the youth ap- parently weat out of con- trol = down a bill and Iii over a snow fence. ' ' APW1rw ..... IO AUDIENCE'S APPLAUSE 'MEDICINE' FOR ACTOR John Wayne Drew Standing Ovation at Oscars Ceremony John Wayne Returns FOr Oscars Night By IEaRY HERTENSTEIN Ot .. DIMiy Pitel SUH The "Duke," John Wayne, was resting al his Baysbores Newport Beach home today after an evenlCul night in which he presented the best picture Oscar a t the Stitt a nnu al Academy Awards. ll was the 71-year-old Wayne's first public appearance since un- dergoing cancer and gall blad- der surgery Jan. i2. Wayne only last month, caused the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce to scuttle plans for a boat parade past his home, saying he wasn't interested. Dul the screen veteran was in form Monday nilhl despite the obvtoua wear of the cancer bal· lies showing on a lined race. ll W8' a much thinner Wayne than that or his movie h4?yday. He strode ener1eetically from the tOp of winding, gold-colored stairs to the presenters· table. The audience at the Los MORE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDSOSCAR5-A3 PROTESTERS, POLICE CLASH AT FETE-AS Angeles Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stood, ap- plauded and cheered loudly. The ovatioa obviously moved Wayne, introduced by master of ceremonies Johnny Carson as an .. American institution." "Thank you ladies a nd gentlemen, that's just-about lhe only mea1(!1ne a Jello.w 'd ever really need." Wayne said in his fammar drawl. "Believe me when I leU you that I 'm mighllly (See WAYNE, Page A2> • .Jetliner Roll 2Burt Tape Erasure In Mesa; One Dead Probed by FAA A Santa Ana man c ritically an· iured his ex-fiancee with a hunt· 1ng rine Monday, then used the By The Associaled Press A spokesman for the Federal Aviation 1\dministrat1on said to· day that a tape recording of cockpit conversations amon~ the crew of the TWA airliner that barrel-rolled twice and went into a di ve last week has been erased "by overt action.·· A TWA s pokes man rn New York said night C'rews routinely erase such tapes when the} land safely Brown Tardy; linda Dodges News people NA IROR I. Ke nya •1\P I Gov. J erry Brown discussed ecology with Kenya 's president today while his traveling compa- nion. rock st&.1r Linda Ronstadt. duC'ked. dodged and darted past a band of newspeoplc The California governor was 20 minutes lale for his meeting with Presid<::nl Daniel Arap Moi. Co nfus ion gre w over whether Brown and the singer will go on safari and speculation continued on whethe r the Californians would marry in Africa Brown and Ms. Ronstadt ar- rived al midnight from Nigeria to begin a week-long visit to K e nya. The two r ode into Nairobi in separate automobiles and registered for separate cot· tages at the old Colonial Norfolk Hotel. The 41-year·old gover nor. who has dated the 32-year-old Ms. Ronst adt for m ore than rive years. left a hotel cottage al 10 a.m . to go meet the president. The rock singer. emerging from the s am e two-bedroom suite at 1:30 p.m. to rendezvous with Brown for lunch. was rushed through a mob or 20 re· porters and photographers behind a flying wedge of compan· ions that included employees of a safari-charter company and at least one U.S. Embassy official. "Where do you get oft being so aggressive?" s houted Herb (~BROWN, Page AZ> Talb ~Quiet' WASHINGTON <AP> -The United States \s quietly nelOtiat· in1 with the Soviet Union in an effor\ to win permission for U.N. peacekeepers 10 remain in the Sinai Peninsula to help carry out the Egypt\ a n-Israeli treaty. American officials say. But the FAA spokesman. in Washinglon. said dc ltberal'' erasure in a case such as Uus is a violation that could lead Lo re vo king a crew me mber's certificate to Oy, and a Sl.000 civil penalty. • Den nis Feldman. the FAA spokesman in Washington. s:.iid the agency chd not know who erased lhe tape or why . and wa~ investigating. But he said Lhat mvcst1~ators have determined that ··it wa!. done by pushing a button and electromcally erasing lhe tape.·· "ll is a violation to erase the t ape if tht•re is an incident in vOl\'ed, and there C'erta inly wa~ an incide nt in t his c ase ... Feldman added. T he Rocin~ 727 was fl yrnv, rrom Kennedy Airport in New York toward Minneapolis on Wednesday when it went into a barrel roll and plummeted about rive miles before the pilot. Ha rvey Gibson of Las Vegas, managed to bring it under con- trol over Flint. Mich .. by lower· ing the landing l(ear. He made a n e mergency la nding at Detroit·s Metropolitan Airport Federal Investigators said the pla ne appeared lo have ex <See TAPE. Page A2> Palestinian Bases Struck In Retaliation TEL AV IV. Israel <AP> ·• -Israeli warplenes atreaked into southern Lebanon and pounded two Palestinian guerrilla bases today, just hours after a ter· rorist bomb blast killed one Is raeli man and wounded 33 persons in an open-air market in Tel Aviv. officials reported. The afr raid was Israel's first against Palestinian targets in PROTEST BOMB KILLS ONE--A4 Lebanon since the signing of the Is r aeli-Egyptian peace treaty March26. An army spokesman said the planes struck bases at Damour and Ras el·Ain, near Tyre, after 5 p.m . <7 a .m . PST) and that all returned safely. The targets were campe of Al Falah, majoc' military arm of the Palestine Liberation Or1aniution, he said. There were no Immediate re. poru on cuualties in the air at· tack . weapon to kill himself. Costa Mesa police said today. The dead man. identified as Stephen Wilson Richardson. 29. was round dead in a field near Ba k e r Street and Airwav 1\venue in Costa Mesa. about 7 :45 p.m .. said Sgt. Thomas Lazar. H icha rdson 's former fiancee. LaNita F. Wilson. 26. of Santa Ana . was reportt>d tn critical t•o nd 11 ion t od ay a t Me r cy Genera l Hospital in Santa Ana. She was shot twice with a 30-06 rifle. Police said the incident began as the v1ct1m was driving her car northbo und o n Re dhill A venue north of Bristol Street when Richardson drove up in his truck a nd began ramming he r vehic le . Califo rnia Hi ghway Patrol said the accident caused mor e tha n Sl.800 damages to three autos. After the collision. Richardson re portedly fired two rounds into the woman. hitting her in the lert side. then fled in his truck. He parked at 335 Baker St. .. ran into a field and turned lhe ri· rte on himse lf, Lazar said. Richardson was d ead wben police arrived. .. Or:::!J,C:aM \l'eatber Fair t hrough Wednes· day with winds of 15 lo 25 mph expected to die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Wednesday 67 to 74 . l INSIDE TODAY A Hampster Derbf crftlles e.rcflemeN.al Ute Co.ta Meto Public Llllrarw. It t.oe» .a challenge matcla between Co.ta Maa.and Weatmm.ter public libraries. Ste.~ Cl . JI DM.YPLOT I TU!tfn.Al!W 1f; 11!1 Fatal-erask-Driu~ Ct'amb for Help NASHVILLE~ Tenn. <A.Pl Bloodied. exhausted. hun1ry and "'6nty. Und1 Wilse>o hatlerf'd I.be window on ht'r wr keel car Md crawled to u lely about flO hours a f t er her r •••enye r wlli•Pl'~'(J. "Wnda, know 'm dJln1 " T~ 19.56 Chtvrolt>l plunaed 100 feet into a ravine" and POll~ say tbe paMt'nRer . Svlvt a Wat:rion ~ 21·ye&r old mother of thr .-. "°"' Bl:arrr probably lived no longer than an hour an~rt~ i.rcldl•nt' Arter struggling through thick brus h, Ms Wllaon collapa d Mond111 «>-. the ffont ~reh of Mitchell and Al~rta Honer'• bom Mr& Boot-r Old thf' !IO )'l'Or old womun told h€'r, • My rmond us dc.-ttd l JUllt kuow '!hu IS d ad Sht lold me sn kne w l!he w all d )'lntt. And a little whll • later I r lt her heart. Thcr~ wu no hf'arl but. no pullc." Mra. Baoer aald. "She told U1 ther had bMa a wreck. She to&d me. 'The rea1on I k now my fr iend ls dead l• that her llPi are very blut• knd ah-0 I so cold.· " M:t Wilson's Cuther. J ames. i1~ct . "Luwha told me that a llUle whllti uflC'r Svlvia sooke to her and Hid the knew 1he wu dyioC &bat abe aot ve ry cold." Mrs. )Joner aald Ma. W1l90ft w H thirsty by Saturday and prayed for aomeWna to drtnk. Whe n r ain reu saturday nilht. lbe squeezed a ahoe through 1 t rack ln a jammed door to catch a Uttle waler. "She drank (rqm the shoe,'1 her father aaJd. He ..W bis da upter coWdn't remember whether she used a rock or shoe to-break her way to safety. Police aaid tbey found a larice rock inside the u r . "When I-taJlced with her, Me could not remem ber how much of the time she was consck>us and unconscious." Wilson said. Ms. Wilson was 'In-serious con- dition lod a)1 in a Nashville bOllpatal. Police eald a rear Ure •P- parently blew. "Thia elt't' J umped tbe guardrail and went about 100 feet IU'al&bt down lhrouah lbe a1 r before lt landed and over- turne d," traflic lnvesU1ator J a mes Lawrence said . "I've seen a lot ol tom ·up can but tbia ls Just the worst... · F,....P.,,eAJ Mtirder Trial BROWN ••• Cohen, a friend of the couple, as he shoved al photographers who 1urro.qded the van that wbillled M1. Ronstadt away. Goes to J11ry Some pbototr~ trted to pusb lenses through opea ...._ dows ol the vehicle wblle U. singer aat bunkered down ill a rear seat. By KAT H\' ('Li\N('Y Of .... O.lly l'ilet Sl~H Tbc nttemptcd murdl•r trial o( a f orm e r Ju \•en tlc H u ll counselor t11y m lhl' Jury's hands today aft er bOth the proseculin~ a nd defense attorneys called the c ase one of tht• mos t bizarre they have encountered Charlie Hubert Guenther, 33, of Irvine. has ad mitted from the witness stand that he was the man who pi cked up 15-year-old .J ull Miche lle Gonzale z last December. s hot her in the head five limes, beat her with a ham mer and dropped her at a con· st ruction site And Guenthe r ha s told the rive.m an. seven·woman Orange County Superior Court jury that he gave a r ide to 11.year-0ld P a tri ee Ma tk i n s o r Sa n Clemente 13 monlhs ago and hit her repeatedly \Oith an unloaded gun before she jumped rrom his mo\l ang car But G ue nthe r 's attor ney, William Doughe rty. told the jury Monday his client wa s innocent of the c harges agatns l him bec ause he was mentally dis· turbed at the time a nd not Fro• Page A I WAYNE ••• pleased that I c:a n a mbll• dO\\n here tonight ·· i\ cli p of the 1978 tl'remon) was shown JUSt befon· 1ntroduc· 1100 of Wayne. Bob llopl'. MC an '78. had paid s pecial tribute to Wayne in Boston at the time re· covering from open-hea rt sur· Rerf . "We expect you lo amble out he re next year because nobody else can walk in .John Wayne's boots." Hope had ::.aid. "Well. 0 ::-ca< and I have ~omelhtng an c·nmmun Os<'ar first came to the lloll n~ood see ne m 1928 So did I. ·We're both a littll' wcalhl'r·bcaten. but we · re sti II ht•rf' and plan lo be around for a whole lot longer ... Wayne said Monday ni ght .. My 1ob here tonight 1:-. to identify your fl H• choit'es for outs tanding pi l'tun· of the year and lo announ<'c lht• winner so let's move ·cm out '· And followi ng th<at oft·heard phraS'e and clips from the fi ve nominees, Wa yne presented the Oscar to "The Deer llunter:· l ro n i e al l y "The Deer Hunter " is an a nti-Vietnam War film. contrastin g t o o ne of Wa yne 's la st fil m s . a pr o- Vict n a m m o v ie, "Gre e n Berets ·· Wayne stumbled over his lines o nce Monday. s a yin g t hat nom inee "Hea ven Can Wait"' wa s produced by "Wa rne r " Beatty Beatty's first name as Wa rren. The s t a nd ing ovatio n for Wayne. best actor wanner fo r "True Grit ," equ alled and pe rhaps surpassed a simila r gesture earlier in the ceremony for actor Laurence Olivier Olivier w as p r ese nted a special achievement award He ls considered by many contem· poraries to be the st andard against which all other film act ing is measured . Olivier was nominated for Qesl actor for his role in "ThP Boys From Brazil.'' ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 11WOr...,~O..:•w,...trot.w10,wtucftJ\tom _,,,,,_,,. .... "-"""""'"·°'-(I'••' PuCli•"""O(-SeN ••t•...,.ltom K• • ovtllhtwd -· IN-f rkMf ,., (MIO ~W N~-llNcll. t4 .... l lftqlon llo«IV- l•ln Yel....,, I, ..... l --fl'Sou!llCM\l " \tf'lrrftft.,...... ... ttofth ..,..,u.tes.tvr,.net'Ct ~'' T,_ ill' wot-l>Ubll"'lflO Olllftl h ot llO w .. 1&aySllW!,Ce.I•-C•lllorfll••- 11-rtN -Prt\H»n1 •'Ml P\#•9'tf Jee•• c-, Y•ta PY .. IOtnt •""a.-·-- "::"~~n:;t" CllM .. tK l.M\ 111-1' 11911 A~'"'"'' MA,..o•"O Editor• Tt .. pflOftt (1U )IM2-4321 Cl••elflH Mwtf1lllt'I 142-:5871 "'t'ft~t .. _ ...... rt''IXll\.'itblt-fo r lht• m•llon' · Ludws and ~l·nt h.·nwn of the Jur . Uou~hl'rly began. m' client. Charles Guenthe r. 1:, nol guilly and he as not guilty by reasonof1nsanity "Can you honestly s ay my client hud the abil ity to t·onlrol ha s acts " · Dougherty a~ked. "Can you honestly say there 1s not hing wrong wi th him " "This 1s one of the most bizarre. albeit crazy, <'ases you have ever heard of." Dougherty continued. Most Bappg Fella Ma . Ronstadt, wearing slacks and a blouse, joined Brown for l u nch with American Am· bassador Wilbert le lleUe and returned to the hotel by benelf. Earlier, Le Melle escorted the governor lo his one-hour session •with Mot at the State House. It was not known why Brown, who wore a light tan suit and tie for the meeting, was late. ·'I wa s pleased to learn of Governor Brown's interest in the environment," the president told reporters afterward. Prosecut or Paul M e yer argued that Guenther's purport· ed "diminished" mental state was offered simply a s the one only possibl~ defense in the case because Guenther already had confessed the crimes to sheriff's investigators. Hobert Lard, r12. paddles up the Grand Canal between B&lboa Island a nd Little Balboa Island in Ne wport Ha rbor. The ex· pr ession on his face should tell you how much he is enjoying this week's vacation from school. Robert is a Newport Beach r esident. Brown said geothermal and sola r energy arc solutions to the energy needs or both the 'lbird World and California. He an· nounced that universities in Califomla and Kenya would ex· change specialis ts in the field. He accus ed Guenther of want· ing "to be found erazy' when he was examane<t oy psychaatn sts who testified in the tria l. Kin Sue Dr. Small Poison Wine Sickem Priest The governor refused to dis· cuss speculation that he and Ms. Ronstadt might ma rry in Kenya and take a safari hone ymoon. Meyer disputed Dougherty's contention that his cli ent suffers from an organie bra in disorder that caused ham to attack the girls in an uncontroll able "wild rage " For· $5 Million SASSARI. Sardinia 1 AP I Police say someone put poison an the commun ion wane the Rev. Giuseppe Mura started to drank during Mass at has churt'h an the village of Patta cta. "I prefer not to speculate on matters ol my personal life." he told reporters. ··Most of the rumors you have heard are not true." .. , ask you not to accept the dd enst' or diminished c;.i pae1ty because it just isn't there." he argued. ·'This has to bl· one of tht' s tra ngt.•st cases," Meye r con· tinued lit· arg ul·d that G Ul•nthN lt'!-t1 fil•d hf' C'(>Uld t·ont rot his t·a r and dnw as ht• atlat·ked the two girls. yet he was unciblc to con· trot himself suffi<'1cntry to hall has attack. Miss Go nz a lez 1dcn t 1fic d Guenther earlie r as the• man who atta<'ked her Dec 8 as she hitc hhi ked ho m e from Da na Hills High School And Guenther. while admit·. ti ng both a tt ac k ~. ~a id h e couldn't cont rol his 1mpubi:~. heeause he was ovt-rta ken by un explained frustration and rage Within moments. he tesllf1ed. a "white light" flas hed b<.'forc his eyes and the uncontrollable urge to attack v. as gone Guentht•r's psychi atr ist. Or Barbara Hundley, has testified her client suffers from :.in O"r ~a nic brain malfunetion brought on by a liver disorder. Such dis· o rders. Doug he rty said . may prom pt brain seizures or con vulsions Comrrmtatiom Hided Jlalid NASHVI LLE. Tenn. 1/\P l F ormer Gov. Ray Bla nton's e leventh-hour grants of clcmen· cy lo 52 prisoners are valid and cannot be undone by his s uc· cessor. lhe Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals ruled today The court acted on the cases of three inmates g r a nted com· mutations but who didn't reach the prison gates before Blanton was ousted from offi ce Jan. 17 a nd his successor Gov. Lamar Alexander . ordered a halt to fur ther releases. The court, in ruling on the cle mency granted to three in· m ates. said "reducing the sen· tences in these cas es to time ser ved was a valid and binding act, made so by his signing the commutations, having the act attested lo by the Secreta ry of St ate, and then having them de· livered lo the records divisions of the Department of Correc· lions for the' purpose of process- ing," the court said. , T he family of a Sant a Ana mother. who died ft ve days after under~o1ng breast implant surgery by Dr. Ralph Sm all . has filed suit seeking more than SS million in damages from the legally em batlll·d plastic sur - geon. The Orangl' County Superior Court s uit was filed by the husband and three children of Kim Plock. 33. who went into card1ae arrest in Small's Santa i\na office and d ied without re· '- Jagger Fails To Appear in Divorce Suit LOS ANGELES tAP > -Roll· in,:! Stones· lead s inger Mick J aggN did not appear for a divor<'e hcarinl{. a nd a judge sa id he would neC'd lo hear further ar/:!uments before decid· Ing whether to issue a bench warrant. Marvi n Mitchclson, a n al· torney for J agger·s wife Bianca. told Los Angeles Superior Court .Judge Mar vin A. Freeman on Monday t hat the singer was served with a subpoena last week in New York. The judge sa id he was not ce rtain h is Jurisdiction extends into New York. Freeman postponed until April 23 a hearing on Mrs. J agger 's request for S14.000 monthly sup- port for herself and the couple 's 7·year-old daughter J ade . Mrs. Jagger. a former model from Nicaragua . is also seeking ha l f the couple 's com munity property and a split of the Jag- gers ' assets. which the suit elaims amount lo $20 million. Funding Approved SAN FRANCISCO tAP l The Board of Supervisors has voted to approve a $312.122 death· benefit fund for t he families of assassinated elected officials, including the wife of slain Mayor Geor ge Moscone . Under the plan. Moscone's widow would re· ceive $27.504 a year. Date Quandary Gay Wants Male /or Prom CUMBERLAND. R.I. 1APl Paul . an avowed homosexual. wants permission to take another boy to the junior prom at Cumberland High School. a nd school officials a re in a quandary. Paul's plan. which a homose xual group says may be unique, also pits him agains t his father. who opposes the son's request. "I feel I have every rtght to go. just as any other junior does." Paul . 17. said Monday. • The school administration asked the syste m's lawyer for a legal opinion. said Robert 0 . McGinnis. assistant school superintendent for Cumberland, a city of about 30,000 in northern Rhode Island. Paul's fathe r asked that his last na me be withheld, to protect the family 's privacy. gaining consciousness Small has been temporarily ba r r e d fr o m pra c t i e ing medicine while the slate Board of Medical Qualily Ass urance r e vie ws c h a rges o f g r os s negligence af,!a inst him. He has agreed lo accept a one· year suspension or his medical lict-nse and ::a 10-year probation per~ when he resumes prac· lice. Small's agrced·tO suspension and probation will be considered later by lhe stale medical quaH · ty board. Mrs. Plock 's husband. Ken· nelh, named both Small and the doctor 's Plas ti c S ur ge r y !'tfedical Group as defendants in the suit. In addition to Kenneth Plock. pla intiffs include the couple's one.year-old son. Dane Ada m Plock, and Mrs. Plock's two othe r childr en. Chris tophe r Albert Maydol. 15, and Tanya Christian Maydol. The non·criminal negligence char ges brought agains t Small s temmed from Mrs. Plock's death and the case of a La~una Beach woman. Ma rcia Weed. who a llegedly suffered s carring and infection after undergoing thigh·lirt surgery by Small. She also has filed suit against Sm a ll s e ekin g uns pecified dam ages. 'Control' Gained MANAGUA. Nicaragua fAPl -G uerr illas m a nne d bar · ricades in northern Nicaragua after two days or fighting in which 41 were reported killed, but vaca\.io ning P r eside nt Ana stasio Somoia s aid "the country is under control." The priest noticed a biller taste and slopped after a sip. lie fe ll m a nd was taken to lhl' hos pitaJ.. where his s tomach wa~ pum ped and he was dosed with an antidote. The wme was sent to a police laborato ry to be tested. In· vestigators said there was no a p- parent motive for the atte mpted poisoning and the church was always open. Victim Linked To Mass Killer MORRI S . Ill. I A P l - Authorities have ide ntified the body or a 15-year·old boy whose disa ppearance touched off an in· vestigation that led to the arrest of John Gacy Jr .. a suspect in the sex slayings of 33 young men and boys. ' A forensic odontologist Mon· day night identified through X· ra ys the corpse of Robert Piest. which had been found earlier in the day at t he Dresden Locks a l o n g t he Illinois Ri ve r southwest of Chica~o. Meanwhile, piecemeal demoli· lion of Gacy's ranch·style home in unincorporate d Nor wood Par k Towns hip no rthwest of Chicago was slated lo proceed today. Twenty·nine bodies have been discovered at the home. Brown's stay of fi ve days or more in Kenya had been called a private vacation -the oCficial talk~ were a s urprise to most. here. Fro• Page Al TAPE ••• <.·t•t>dcd thc speed of sound in its di ve. a ppare ntl y the fi r s t a irli ner not desigm .. 'Ci for it to do ~o a nd survive. TWA 's Jerry Cosley. vice pres· 1de nl fo r cor porate com- mun1cal1ons. said the absence of a tape recording was of "no great moment" to the in vestiga· lio n. because the c rew was a" a al able lo tell probers what happened. "In o ur mind, t he r e ·s no rea s on to expe ct the crew's 'ers1on would d tCfer markedly" from anythmg that would have been on the t::ape. he said. The airline spokesmen could not confirm a r e por t in the Detroit News which said that a crew member ad mitted erasing the tape. and added he failed to gi vc a "logical" reason ror doing so. -Cosley also said investigators a lso we r e looking into the pos s ibility tha t the incident began when an edge n ap OD lhe front or the right wing rnay have failed and moved into a n upright position. pushing the plane down on that side. 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' BJ JOANNE &t~YNOLOS Ot•o.11, """""•" Neowport Buch ('II) Coun cllmlln comphunl•d Monday thut the 11ctlon they took t"o "t' •l.i. ago on th" c-lty's road mu~1t>1 R_lan has been mi unt.lcn.tood f Their romplalnt s urfocod after Gordon West • .prt>s1dent ur the Newport H arbor Arl'u Chamber of ommt1rcc qut-:. tioned the wisdom of Urnt eurher decision. Wt t soid the councll'c; dt• l'l ion hm11tn1i1 th amount und type of ruturt' rond coni.t ru1•t111n "ni. "O('jWllvc tn nulurt'•" u11d uskt•d c•ouncllrn1•n M<>ndu to rt• t• 1 nd thut l•<'lloo Hut CounNlmnn Paul llummcl 1ndlcal~'<l I h(•re wus no nt!cd to rescind lbt' decasmn be<'su~c ll didn't ellmmutc any kind of roud ron tructaon from cons1dl'rutao11 "Based on what I've bel'n reading in the new~papers. I thmk APW11·e-to AUDIENCE'S APPLAUSE ·MEDICINE' FOR ACTOR John Wayne Drew Standing Ovation at Oscars Ceremony Wayne Returns For OsCars Night B> JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ol lllt O.t1ty Pilot SI.tit The "Duke.·· John Wayne. was resting at his Hayshores Newport Bea{'h home tod<1 y after an eventful night in which he presented the best picture Oscar at the Sl s t annual Academy Awards. It was the 7l·year·old Wayne's first public a ppearance s ince un· dergoing cancer and gall blad der sur gery J an. 12. Wayne only last month. caused the Newport , Harbor Area Chamber of Com· me rce to scut.tJe plans for a boat pa rade past his home, saying he wasn't interested. ' f But the screen veteran was tn form ~onday night despite the obvious wear or the cancer bat. ties showing on a lined face. Jt was a much thinner Wayne than that or his movie heyd ay He strode ener~elically from the top of winding, gold·colored stairs to the presenters' table. The audience at the Los AnReles Music Center's Dorothy Chandler P<1vil1on s tooo. ap· plauded and cheered loudly. The ovalion obviously moved Wayne. introduced by m:Jstcr of ceremonies .Johnny Carson as an ··A mcrican ins titution · · ''T h ank you l<1d1 l's and <See WAYNE. Page t\2) Umdle Ignites Bedroom Fire A fire touched off by an unal· tended candl e ca u sed an estimated S5.000 da mage late Monday night to a Newport Beach home. Firemen said the fire at the home of Edward Walton, 126 42nd St., started when a candle ignited a mattress in one or the bedrooms. Firemen said the occupants escaped the house and firemen were able to confine the flames to the bedroom. t 'Praise Ye the Lord' thc.>re's bl-en o misunderstanding of whul we dad .·· he said. "It's not my onclerstandang that we placed uny li011tsonthosl'strects. · <.:ounc·almen rejected the rec· o m mt.•ndallons of the l'ity ·s l'lt1nnang Commission two weeks ago ttnd udopted instead a list of recomme nd ations from their C'1li1cns Trans po rtation P lan Adv1 ory Committee Thl' recommendations incude hmiling roads lo six lanes and interse<:tions to ni ne lanes: re· fus al to cons ide r use of un· cterpasses at two congested in· tersections near Newport Center and refusal lo order an environ· mental impact statement on the extension of Unavers\ty Drive. West suggested that coun· cilmen adopt the planning com- mission s uggestions that called for consideration or sever al a lte rnatives, including un· derpasses. for the two Newport Center·area intersections and completion or the E IS for University He ;.ilso asked councilmen Lo start work on legislation lo set up a r oad f ee di s trict. Developers have pledged $17 million of the estimated S21 million needed lo complete the city 's road system under the auspices of such a district. But councilmen took no action on tbe fee distri ct o r the chamber suggestions Monday. Hummel claimed the council hasn 't put limits oo the future size or streets. . ''We did not n'sil down any changes in the circulaliOJl ele- ment." he said of the earlier vote. . Hummel also said that earUer vote was not intended to embar- rass the Planning Commission. His views were echoed by <See ROADS. Page AZ> Supe1·visors OK Study Ariother Master Plan for Airport SOught County supcr\'lsors today agreed to pay $267 ,350 for a con sultanl's master plan of Orange County Airport. inducting plans fo r noise control and land u~e in the airport area. A warded the contract on a 4· l vote was VTN Consolidated Inc of Newport Beach. For the $267.350. VTN agreed to provide ct maste r plan for Water Suit Amended By Heiress Irvine heiress Jopn Irvine Smith continued to press ~er lawsuit alleging that expansion of a waler pipeline will cost the Irvine Co Sl billion while com· pan) President P eter Kremt!r called the whole thing absurd in a memo to employees. Mrs. Smith's latest e rfort to block the company·s financing of the expansion of the Deimer lntertie came Monday in the form of an amendment lo the suit originally riled March 22 1n Orange County Superior Court. Mrs. Smith. along with her mother. Alhalie Clarke. owns 11 percent of the company's stock Through court action they an• trying to keep the firm from spe nding S3.6 million on a 25 per cent exp<1n~ion of the pipeline that carries Color ado Ri vN water lo southe rn Orang e County. Mrs. Smith's suit names all the other company sharnholders. its directors a nd executives and seeks unspecified damages. The a mendment s avs tht• enlargement of the pipeline a lO·mile section between Yorha Linda and Mission Viejo will cost the company no lc~s than SI b i II ion by fo rcin g c urt a i I mcnt of agncullurc that would lead to a piece m c<1 I sale of Irvine Ranch land and destruc· tion of its long-range de\'elop· mcnt plans. She a lso a lleges the S3 6 million cons truction project would benefit developers that are in competition with the Irvine Co. But Kre m e r ·s m e m o to e mployees defends t he com · pany 's action and labels her <1l'· cusations extreme. T he executive briefly dis cusses the four key points of the suit: -Authorization: The lawsuit conte nds the compa ny 's ex· ecutlve committee acted without authorization. Kremer says the directors approved the action first recommended by the com. mitlee. possible future improvements at the airport. The plan as to be ready in nine mnnth~ Low bidder on the stud) and planning proJect was a JOtnt sub· mission from CH2M Hill . of Costa Mesa. a nd Systems ~on trol Inc .. of Anaheim The joint bad was Sl6.658 under the VTN proposal but called for com pletion in 12 months rather thannme Supervisor Thomas lltley di:..· sented from tht· maJorily vote because he wanted another week to study lhe propos<1ls When refus1•<1 thl' additional time . the Nl•Y.p ort Rc uc h :..upervisor responded by votmg no on the a"' ard to VTN Before that. Super\'1sor Har nC'lt \\'acderQul•stioned her folio" Tax Doe Today Late Payers to Be Fined All but a handful of OrangC' County property owners must have their second installment property tax payments postmarked by midnight tonight to a void a 6 percent paym ent penalt y a nd S3 processing fee. . supervisors about a series of earlier airport studies that so far have cost county go vernment morethanSl.5 million. Mrs. Wieder was a ssured by Supe rvisor Philip Anthony that those studies ··are old. about 10 years old . "I feel very s trongly we need this study. l hate to delay it even one day," Anthony s<1id Goverrwr Chats, But Not Linda NAIROBI, Ke nya •AP\ Gov . J erry Bro.wo d \scussed ,. ecology with Kenya's presidetat T HE ONLY EXCEPTI ON •o today·s t ax dcadhn(' are some property owners who lt.>ase their land from the Irvine Co. •\ssist<J nt County Tux Collector Ray Wells said tax bills for those residents are being recomputed und will be mailed again < today while his traveling rompa. nion. roek '>tar Linda Ronstadt. Uuckcd. dodged and darted past a band or news people. Those who have r ccC'1\·cd the new bilb shilUld me1ke oavmcnts bv toctav. he said. but those who have not wi ll be g iven 30 days from lhl' ma iling of new tax bills lo m a ke their payment C'Ol'NTY .\SSESSOR Brad .J<icobs assessed thl' I n inc land under thL• pre-Proposition 13 system becau:::.e of thl, r<.•cent !'!ale of tht• lr\'inc Co . which county officials l'onte ndcd made that prope rty in eligible for fu ll Proposition 13 benefits . However. ;,a later legislation a ll owed prop crty owners to benefil from Propos 1llo n 13 tax rollbacks and thP bills are being rt•computed Lee's 'Lady' Makes Last Bid for Money LOS ANGELES <AP J Michelle Triola Marvin's lawyer kissed her on the check today. then stood before a Judge and told him she is entitled to half of Lee Marvin's millions because she cared for him. loved him and s hared his life for six years ··s he was his l ady,·· said Marvin Mitchelson. "lie loved her. lie loved her in spite of what he says now. Don't believe a word of it.·· M ilche lson . delivering his final argument in the landmark pro pe rty rights trial. told Supe rior Court Judge Arthur Marshall that Miss Ma rvi n con· tributed s ufficient services dur· ing her love affair with the actor to entitle her to Sl.8 million. "There is no contest m this case that the ser vices contribut· ed by Michelle are adequate to s upport three contracts. not just one." Milchelson said. "This is in s pite of all the degradation in this rase. all t~e putting down. all the man1m1zing. all the {'riticizing and all the nitpick ing." He urged the Judge not to be swayed by public opinion from men who might s ay. "You've taken all the romance out of Uv· ing together." He also noted that both he and the j udgc are happily married men but s hould try to un · dersland the phght of former lovers who have n.o guaruntee or property division when they split. Mitchelson pointed to Miss Marvin's Lifestyle with the actor as an indication that he loved her. He said a wom an who was t reated badly m ight not expect anything when a love affair ended. The California governor was 20 minutes late for his meeting with President Daniel Arap Moi. Confusion grew over whether Brown and the singer will go on safari a nd speculation continued on whether the Californians would marry in Africa. Brown and Ms . Ronstadt ar· ri V<'d <1t midniJ,!hl from Nigeria to be~1n a weck·long visit to Ke n ya Th e t wo r ode i nto Na1rob1 in separate a utomobiles and re~astcrcd for sepa ra te cot- tages al the old Colonial Norfolk llotel The 4l·vear·old ~overnor. who has dated tht.• 32-year·old Ms. Hons tadl for more than fi1.·e vears. left a hotel cottage at 10 a m to 20 meet the pres ident. The rock singer. emerging from the sa m e two·bcdroom s uite at I :30 p.m to rendezvous .with Brown for lunch. wai; rushed throu~h u mob or 20 re· porte rs and photograph ers behind a nying wedge of compan· ions that included employees or a safari·charter company a nd al least one U.S . Embassy official "Where do you get off being so aggr essive? .. shouted Herb Cohen. a friend of the couple, as he shoved at photographers who s urrounded the van that whisked Ms. Ronstadt away. Some photographers tried to push lenses through open win· dows ot the vehicle while the s inger sat hunkered down in a rear seat. Ms . Ronstadt. wearing slacks (See BROWN, Page AZ> Coast Weather Name Sollght for Former Church But Miss Marv in . who traveled with the actor a nd s hared his lavish lifestyle, would expect to be s upported when thev broke up. The judge has said he will is· sue his decision in writing to the attorneys within a week. Fair through Wednes· day with winds of 15 to 2S mph expected to die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Wednesday 67 to 74. INSIDE TOD.4" Newport. Beach City Councilmen balked Monday at a sugges· lion that they name a former church at Ensign View Park the Newport Theater Arts Center. n..t waa the name the Parks, Beaches and Recreation Com· mission tboupt up, but Councilman Don Strauaa said it doesn't fit the mulU-purpoee building. CGuncllwoman Jackie Heather tried to talk her colleagues into aotnc for the PB and R suggesUon. "La," lhe said, "right now it's known as the Prafse Ve the Lord Church. They're Just tryin1 for somethfng a little classier." Her pleas went unheard and councilmen voled to ask the com· million to ~e up with a better name. ••• . CITY COVN'CILMEN are ·going to tackle the roller skates IS· sue qain at the ur1ln1 of a central Newport Beach re1ddcnt. ln a letter .o councilmen. John Shea asked that some controls be put on the hours of operation or skate rental companle$. He also s uggested a moratorium on the \ISe by skaters of some of the city's s idewalks. Mayor Paul Ryckorf said he's not thrilled about trying to work out those kinds or controls. Ryckoff, a Balboa Island resident. not· ed. "t live in t he middle or a terrible nuisance. I wish there was something we could do about it, but I really doubt it's practical." City staff members are to study the problem and report back to councilmen. • •• IN 31 DAYS. there will be two new laws on Newport Beach's books . Councilmen J{avc fi nabaporoval lo one meaaure Monday to cSee CHURCH HANDLES, Pate A2> -·· -... ' Oil Profits WASHJNCTON (AP ) -Presi· dent Carter said this afternoon thal even with a proposed new tax. lhe oil industry will gain $6 billlon In new income from higher fuel prices and warned that "the nation has a right to expect that all of this new in· come will be used for explora· Uon." He made the remark at a nationally hroadcast news con· fcrencc. ' A ffompstn ~br er.ates ercitement.ot the Costa Mtl4 PubUc Librarv. It was .o challenge match betwun , Coato MtlO.and Westminater public libraries. SK e. CI. •••• I 8J GUY GL\NVILL ................. SAN Dl£GO Oranae County Superv•aor Ralph Diedrich' bribery t rial wa abruptly inter· rupt@d Monday when a deftnH ' ta wyer wu stdeUne'd b)' bron~b1U1. Vlctll\'l or th4' bronchlt111 that closed th trlol on Ill opttnlntt da)' wa attornei)• Sylvan Aron on. H I s the atlo rne )' fo r Olt'drlc h '=t co d e fe nda n t. al'<'hite<-t LeRoy Rose Like the oth\'r attornt")'I In °'' use. Aron80n madt' U throug:. hls Ol)('nll\Jl statenumt to the el1ht·woman, four-man jury But when judae. Jurors and at torneys r~turned tro m lunch. Aronsgn w»s mis tn& £arher In the day. he h"d told Judge Ross Tharp he WMS taking medication ror bronehltls a nd was not f~llnt: well. During the lune h ho ur, Aronson sent word to the Judge that he would be unable to con tinue. Judge Tharp told the Jurors they could go home und told •hem to return to court Thurs· day morning. Before the interruption, the at- torneys had ti me to completP their opening statements and to get in a Uff over a piece of late arriving prosecution evidence. That evidence was a memo that purportedly sets the date of a 1973 dinner meeting at wruch a grand jury indictment alleges a bribery solicitation was made The memo written by former Anaheim Hills, Inc .. executive William Stark reportedly sets thi dinner meeting da te as Jan. 16. 1973. If so. that s hoots down a key defen~c theory That theory is that Diedrich be<"ame embroiled with the de- "elopment company's desliny a fter. not before, his one ·t1m<' confederate Mi chael Remington was hired as the firm 's land use lawyer. Rem ington in the µrosecu lion 's version for the alleged hribery conspiracy is the funnel t hroug h which t he company channeled money to Diedrieh in return for a favora ble countv Board of Supervisors land us·e decision. Whal touc hed off the tifr between the defense la wyers a nd prosecutor Michael Capizzi was the late arrival of the Star k memo. Capizzi told Judge Tharp he learned of the mcmo·s cxii,tence late Thursday and. as a matter of fact. had not yet seen 1t Fro• Page Al ROADS ... Mayor Paul Ryckoff who was .absent from the meeting of two weeks ago. Ryckoff assured West that no options had been eliminated by the council vote and that there would be "full public hearings" on the subject Two weeks ago. the council 's action was to send the road size limitations b ack to planning com mission e r s. The com · missioners are to calculate what the traffic capacity of the road system will be and dete rmine how much more building will be allowed based on that capacity. Al the lime. commissio n chairman Bill Agee said he was annoyed with the council's rejec- tion of his group's reeommenda· ltons in favor of the transporta- tion committee's list Notlng that the Planning Com· mission held a series of ~lie hearings on the road system, he questioned the council's decision in s iding with the committee which had not held any hearings on the subject. ORANOECOAIT " DAILY PILOT n .. Or-C:O.Osi o.llf l'ilOI. •ill• ""kl! ~<Cl"' • .,._t,.._ ... ,,, ,,_,_byt""°'- CoHI PubhW!lnoC-S,.p0r .............. . J'kfbh,M O ~ ""°""' fC'tld•Y tor Coll• M f'....,~vr,..,._ -·· The pt\ft('Pfl -IMl"'O ptthl Is el JlO Wo\I Bn Mroel. c .... Nl<IM. Coll!Of'lli•.,._, T-\A.M ....... ~""""'"'• Olottlt• "·\Mt llltMN" """ Auf\l•ftl ~!'fflf'lllOlfW\ ~ ••• , ...... ("114,...., a ...... w..,..._'°""' , . • .. ------------- Wttb the tour11t ••uon draw· ... timer, w .. i N•wport .. Cb realdw1.,. :;:T..auvoua. n· ... u.. --.o1 \'llltorl CM& la ·1tvln1 ne~ the Jltten, ll'• lhe \ruh they•re toi.., to &eave behlnd. Maraot ~llllng, president o( the Weat N~wport B"1o1ch Im provement A.a&OChaUon. w •nl to the City Cow\<:il on Mondaty ror help. ---She dldn't le>t much Mr . Skllllnll bowed up lo 1u1k 'Ula' 1.-,;...aa1y &ruh l&tk up IMt ,..... ..... Ml•hD June l6 _. ... II la IM ll't• ol .tn:D. ..... tbere ... ltill ·-· ffttalwdta. Councllmtn, who ellmlnated one of the lruh pjck·UPI lutfall llft~r P~Hae o( Propos1t1on 13, H id th(>y'd like to 1U!t! what h•P· ~n1 durin1 a 11ummcr with the once weekly plel ·UP schedule. Cou~Um~ Oon Mc innis, wbo lf vta n We•t·Newporl, wuiu\'l et th('t meetlnit Aaccrdlnt lo lilrf. Skllllna, U..H art aD ~!,of un..e. f!. • ::r...~~q ~~tw'{'.;.; = Mid • tnical duplex wW hav• four or ftve trash cana, all of wblcb.. are full when the trab truck 1how1 up once a week. Dul in the s ummer, the av•r•1e occupancy fl1ure doublet, she 11ald . Tfiil problem fs co mpounded by the summer Saturday ritual or one aet ~ ~ movlA& out wbll• aaau. Mt movee bl. Ill generating trub. But councilmen were unlm· pre11ed. City Mana1er Rob4trt Wynn uid tboH problems were taken ln&o consideration when councllmen decided lo reduce tra.ah pick·up. Mayor ~· Ryckoff suggest· ed that CGnCftrned residents hire a trash servtee 1o do the extra pick-up for them. ,. BJ FUDDJCK ICllOI: .... Ql .. Dellw ......... A "democratic" plan to lbape a new campus newspaper at UC Irvine was formulated ·•cmdaJ durl~L~:r-hour loq, •mo-UOn· .atudent.to.._. ~-------------------------~------•wr.w.n ... JL.w.n.w.JL.-.JL.Wh.W..~~ About 50 day t ack·tolllll alu· dents s ho wed up for \he scheduled meeting, called ID the wake or action by student gov· ernment leaders to wltbdraw fundin& or the New Unlvenlty. Guenther Trial Goes to J11ry The s tormy debate. often ' laced with profanity from aDllY speakers, ended when seven atu· dents were elected to serve on a ·•transit.ion board" that will take initial steps to resume public•· lion of an official campua paper. By KATHY CLAN Y Of• 0.lt'r ............ Th~ •llempted murder trial or 4l f o rme r Ju vt>nlle ll•l l counsel01' lay ln the Jury's hlmds today after both the proittcutlng and deferu.c attorneys called the C'use one or the most b12urrc thcy have encountered Charlie Hubert Guf'nlher, 33, of Irvine, has admitted from the witness stand tha t he was the man who picked up lS·year-old J uli Mic helle Gon1.alez la st Dece m ber. shot ht•r in the head five times. beat he r with a ham· m er and dropped her at a con struction site And Guenth(•r has told th1.• fi ve-man. seven-woman Orange County Superior Court jury that he gave a r ide to 17-year-old P a trice M a tkins o f San · Clemente 13 months ago and hit her repeatedly with an unloaded FroaePageAJ !~?.!~ :'°:" '"' lunch with Americ a n Am bassador Wilbert le Melle and returned to the hotel by herself. Earlier. Le Melle cscortl'd the governor to his one·hour session with Moi at the State !louse. It was not known why Brown: who wore a light t an suit and tic for the meeting. was late. · · 1 was pleased to learn of Governor Brown's interest in the environment." the president told reporters afterward Brown s aid geothe rmal and !>Olar energy are solutions to the, energy needs of both the Third World and California. lie an- no unced that univers ities in• Califontia and Kenya would ex- change specialis ts in the field. The J?ove rnor refused to dis· C'uss speculation that he and Ms. Ronstadt might m;irry an Kenya a nd take a safar i honeymoon "I prefer not to speculate o~ matters of my personal life ... he told reporters . "Most of the rumors you ha ve heard arc not t rue.·· Brown's stay of five days or more in Kenya had been called a private vacation the official talks were a surprise to most here. Their hotel he re. the Norfolk. was Nairo bi's f ir s t colonial hostelry a nd retains many of its origina l buildings, as well as a colorful centra l courtyard of a viaries and gardens. The r ich and famous have stopped over at the Norfol k for 75 yea rs . among them P resident Theodore Roosevelt, who m o unted a hunting safari from the Norfolk tha t is said to have included 160 porte rs. a un before she jumped from his moving ear. But G ue nthe r 's attorney , Willlam Dougherty. told the jury Mond1ty tu~ client was innocent of the c ha rges aga i ns t him because he was m entally dis· t u rbed al the time a nd not responsible for the actions. "Ladles and gentlemen of the 1ury . · Dougherty began. "my client. Charles Guenthe r, is not guilty and he Is not guilty by reason of insa nity. ··c an you honestly say my client had the a bility to control his acts "" Doughe rty asked. "Can you honestly s ay there is nothing wrong with him ·: ·'This is o ne of the mos t bizarre, albeit crazy. cases you ha ve ever heard of." Dougherty continued. P r os eeutor Paul Me y e r argued that Guenther's purport- ed "diminished" mental st.ate was offered simply as the one only possible defense In the case be<!'ause Guerlther already had confessed the crimes to sheriff's investigators . He accused Guenther or want· lng "to be found crazy' when he was examined by psych1atnsts who testified in the trial. Meyer disputed Dougherty 's contention that his client suffers from an organic bra in disorder that caused him to attack the girls In an uncontrollable "wild rage." · · 1 ask you not lo accept the defense of diminished capacity beca use it just Isn't there." he argued. "This has to be one of th<: strangest cases." Meye r con· tinued. H e argue d .that Guenthe r test ified he could control his car Mayor Angered By Stand-up Tactic A group of Jas mine Creek res· idcnts got a course in how not to tnflUl'OCl' polit1c1am, Monday n ight from a n a n g r y Pa ul Ryckoff. They inC"urred the Newport Ocach mayor 's wrath and lo&t hi s vote when they stood up C'n masse during a discussion of parking restrictions inside the condominium development. T hey stood at lhc urging of thei r s pok e s m an . No r m Smedcgaard. ne said he wanted to s how councilmen how many Jasmine Creek residents were on hand. The demonstration rubbed the m ayor the wrong way. "If you want to address the couneil please do So... Ryl'koff snapped at Smedegaard. ··1f you want to put on a show you can go som ewhere else.· Ryekoff then huffily informed Smcdega:.ird he's lost his vote. Wh ile the Jasmine Creek resi- de nt e xp l a in e d w h y th e homeowners want street park ing restrictions lifted in t heir n.tighborhood. Ryckoff puffed a ciAar in obvious exas peration. When S medeg a a rd 's ri\'C minutes for testifying ran out. Ryc koff s h ou ted him into s ilen ce : "Th a t 's a ll Mr . Sm cdegaard. You're a ll through as far as rm concerned ... The spokesman was allowed anot her minute to conclude his stat ement al the ins1ste nee or Councilman Pa ul Hummel. At the conclusion or the brief hearing . councilmen voted 4· I with Ryckorf dissenting to lift the parking restrictions subject to approval of the fi re depart- ment . D•ily Pti.1 Slaff """'° HIS DANDER WAS UP Newport's Mayor Ryckoff Poison Wine Sickem Priest S ASSARI. Sardinia I AP I Police say someone put poison in the communion "ine the Re\' Giuseppe Mura started to drink during Mass at his church in the village of Pattada T h e priest noticed a bitter taste and stopped after a sip. He relt 111 and was taken to the hos pital. where his stoma ch was pumped and he was dosed with a n antidote. Fro•.Page AJ and drive as he attacked the two girls. yet he was unable to con· trol himseU s ufficiently to bait bis attack. Miss Gonzalez identified Guenther earlier as the man who attacked her Dec . 8 as she hitchhiked home from Dana Hills High School. And Guenther, while admit· ting both attacks. s aid he couldn't control his Impulses because he was overta ken by un· explained frustration and rage. Within moments, he testified . a "white light" flashed before his eyes and the uncontrollable urge to attack was gone. Guenther 's psychia trist, Dr . Barbara Hundley ha!\ testified her client suffers from an or· ganic brain malfunetion brought on by a liver disorder . Such dis- orde rs. Doughe rty said. may prompt brain seizures or con· vulsions. Froaa Page A J WAYNE ..• gentle men. that's just about the onlv medicine a fellow 'd ever really need." Wayne said In his fa miliar drawl. "Believe me when I tell you that I'm m ightily MORE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDSOSCARS-A3 PROTESTERS, POLICE CLASH AT FETE-AS pleased tl:lat I can a m blc down he re tonight. .. A elip ·or the 1978 ec remony was shown j ust before inlrodue· tion of Wayne. Bob Hope. MC in '78, had paid s pecial tribute to Wayne in Boston at the lime re· covering from open-heart sur· ger y. "We expect you to amble out here next yea r because nobody else can walk in John Wayne ·~ boots ." Hope had said. .. Well. Osca r a nd l have som ething in com mon. Oscar first ca me to the Holl\'wood scene in 1928. So did I. ·w e're both a little weather-beaten. but we 're still here and plan to be around for a whole lot longer , .. Wayne said Monday night. .. My job here tonight is to identify your five choices for outstanding picture of the year. and to announce the winner so let ·s move ·em out• .. T he s tanding ovation for Wa yne , best actor winner for .. T rue Grit ... e qualled a nd perhaps surpassed a s imilar gesture earlier in the cere mony 'or actor Laurence Olivier. O l ivie r was pre s e nted a speeial achievement award. lie is considered by ma ny contem- pora ries lo be the s tanda rd against which all other film act· ing is measured. The first step will be to re- cel ve endorsement and fundll)g for the newspaper from student gove rnment. The Associated Student Council was to consider those matters at a s p. m. meeting today in Room 107. Adminislra· tion Building. Should the council give its ap- proval to the plan. the transition boa rd will recruit section editors for the new paper and elect a p e rm a n e nt five-m embe r "editorial review board" that will guide day .to-day policy de· cis ions. The transition board will then be disbanded . But, in one unique twist, all actions of the editorial board will be s ubject to approval or the paper's entire staff, which was termed "the highest authority" by backers of the plan. lt was also agreed that. at a later date, one member or the editorial board wiU be elected al large from the student body. The plan was adopted on a 21 to 8 vote of the students al the end ol the meeting. Those voting against the plan favored reten- tion of the existing newspaper fra mework. subject lo quarterly evaluation or lhe paper by the ge neral student body. The New University, the of· ficial campus news paper since UCI 's inception. has been the \ target or criticism in recent months because or coverage of a woman's wet T·shirt contest and alleged raeial slurs against Jews and Ira ni ans . Complaints to the s tude nt couneil led to action last week to freeze SI0.000 in funds previous· ly earma r ked to the Ne w U n ivers ity. The funds we re placed in a SJ>CCial account pend· ing student deve lopment or a new campus paper. Despite the cut-off. the New Univers ity a ppeared on campus Monday . It included a classified ad al the end of the personals sect ion: "For Sale. newspa per. _Asking Sl0.000. No pubtishers· rights. Racist sexis t s taff in· c I u dl'd . no e x t ra c harge. 833·5111. . Coast Woman Repons Theft 1\ Newport Beach woman who left he r a partment for 20 minutes to do laundry Monday n i1t ht los t S3 ,000 worth of va luables to thieves . P a tricia Patte rs on of 920 Irvine Ave. told police she was out of her a partment from 5 p.m . to about 5:20 p.m . when the theft occurred. She said her wa llet and some jewelry were taken. Police said the woman had locked her door but had failed to use the deadbolt lock. ... CHURCH NAMES. • • Easter morning's off to a bright start ... control noisy eonstruction sites and another that is intended to re· duce the amount of time councilmen spend in their meetings.... The construction site law prohibits delivery or removal of equipment a nd supplies and actual construction between the hours of " 6:30p.m .and7a.m. The new meeting times will be 2 p.m . to 4:30 p.m . for study sessions and 7 p.m. for business sessions. Currently study sessions start a t 1:30 p. m. and last for up to four hours. The business meet- ings start at 7; 30 p. m. ••• THE NUMBER OF people that cons illlulc a fa mily has come under city scrutiny lately and councilmen will take up the issue al their April 23 meeting. • Last week, planning commissioners recommended that city laws be changed from the present form. which prohibits more than four WU'elaled people from sharing a dwelling. The old law applies to groups such as four related people with one unrelated person liv· Ing with them. The suggested change would allow four related people to live with one additional unrelated person such as a family of four that takes in a student or lhat has llve·in help. • It also would allow four unrelated people to li ve together , such as students sharing housing expenses. . . .. ROBERT AND PATRICIA Stomel 'arc buying a duplex .on Balboa Boulevard al 46tb Street, but they aren't too craiy about the trash-covered lot nexl door. · They got city councilmen to agree Monday to their plan to landscape the lot. which ls owned by the city. The lot was bou1ht for the eventual widening or BaJboa, but has remained an unomclal parking lot and something or an eyesore. City offlclal1 were delighted to grant the couple permission to landscape the 30-by 85·f00l lot ae long as the Stomels agreed to rip out their plants should the city want to use the parcel ln the future. SLAVICK'S I ti fl.$h1on Isl.and • 6 H ·I \80 Ncwp0rt Bc.alh L.i>1un.a Hills • Wcstmin1<cr ·""' ' ......... 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ANGELES -Con lrove rsy and the Academ) Awards go.hand in hand Monday's Slsl annual <>sears cer emony at th e Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, while more subdued than in recent years, was not without furor Two movies on the Vietnam war, "The Deer Hunter" and ··coming Home,' walked off with the major statuettes Prior to the ceremoni•... 13 demonstraters protesting ·'the Deer Runt.er," were arrested after clashmg with police across from the Dorothy Chandler. The protesters claimed they were Vietnam veterans a nd some car ned a sign, labeling "The Deer Hunt er" as "racist'' for its portrayal of the Vietnamese The movie about the change the war makes on the lives of three buddies from a Penn Kin Sue Surgeon Over Death The family of a Santa Ana mother. who died five days after undergoing breast implant s urgery by Or Ralph Sm all, has filed suit seeking more than $5 million in damages from the legally embattled plastic sur geon. The Orange County Superior Court s uit was file d by the husband and three children Kim Plock. 33. who went into cardiac arrest in Small's Santa Ana office and died without re- gaining consciousness Small has been te mporarily bar red fro m prarti c ing medicine while the slate Board of Medical Quality Assurance re ie ws charges of g ross negligence against him He has agreed to accept a one year suspension of his medical license and a 10-year probation period when be resumes prac tice Small's agreed.to suspension and probation will be considered later by the.state medical quali- ty board. Mrs. Plock's husband, Jlen neth. named both Small and the doctor's Plastk Sur1ery Medical Group u defendanta in the suit ID addiUon to Kenneth Plock. plamtilfs include the couple's one-year~Jd son, Dane Adam Plock, and M.rs. Ploclr's two otber children , Christopher Albert Maydol. 15, and Tanya CbrisUan Maydol syl vania steel-town won the best picture Oscar Christoph e r Wa lken. who played a soldier corrupted by drugs and money in "The Deer Hunter," won the Oscar for the best performance by an actor in a supporting role Mi chael Cimino won best director Oscar for the movie. whicb also was awarded the best film e(fiting and best sound Os cars. J ane Fonda won best actress Oscar for "Coming Home" in which she plays the part of a Marine captain's wife who has an illieit affair with a Vietnam "eteran and paraplegic Luke, played by Jon Voight. The best actor a ward went to Voight "Coming Home' also woo the besl original screenplay Oscar. M tss Fonda, while admitting s he hasn't seen "The Deer Hunter," took some shots at the movie during a backstage in- t.ervie\\- At San Onofre •· 'The De1:-r Hunter' portrays a racist. stereotyped. Pentagon view of the war, .. the actress said. "They llhe protesters> are people who spent many years of their lives trying lo end the war in Vietnam ... "I think this is the proper plarc to remember we·re movie maker s, we're not m akin!:! ne ws r eels ... Ci mino said . .. 'Deer Hunter' is a movie. not an attempt to write history." Walken, backstage, said, "l like cootroversy, I think it's good that people are talking about the picture. But that doesn't concern me. I thought first and foremost 'The Deer Hunt.er' was a good story.'· "I'm so happy," Miss Fonda said in her acceptance speech. "l wanted to win so much because I want 'Coming Home' to be seen by everyone ." She also presented her accep- tance speech in sign language: noting that working on Coming Home, "made us all more Anti-nuke Groups Schedule Rally A coalition of Southern California anti-nuclear energy groups is sponsoring a n April 21 rally al the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in hopes of harnassing public uneasiness following the Harrisburg. Pa . a om1c a cnt "We feel there's a higher level or consciousness on the part of the public about the dangers of nuclear energy ,right now," AJ. lianc e for Survival spokeswoman Jeanie Bernstein said today "After the Harrisburg acci- dent, we believe that nuclear power should be stopped im- mediately, .. she continued. "The fact that ultimate disaster was averte d does n 't m ean that * * * something won't happen.•· The planned 1 p. m. anti· nuclear demonstration will take place along the access road to the San Onofre Nuclear General· ing St a tion south of San Clemente. or~aruzers were scheduled to meet today with local police of- ficials and nuclear plant securi· ty personnel to iron out details of the rally. T he gathering wi ll feature speakers on aspects of the nuclear power issue. The safety question s urround- ing nuclear power was thrust in- to the national limeli ght when a March 28 accident occurred at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant near Harrisburg. * * * Protesters Target Seal Beach Base ., naaY CLAUSEN Of .. CMitf ...... , .... Seal Beaclr Naval Weapons Facility's main gate on Seal Beach Boulevard bas been selected u tbe finishing site for an anti-nuclear arms race demonstration Friday. lions of the cross demonstration . she said. Larry Kosmont, Seal Beach assistant city manager, said Monday the group has received· a parade permit for a peaceful demonstration. He said such a permit normal· ly takes 30 days to process but that the city managed to ap- prove it in ooly one week. Kosmont said Police Capt. aware of the plight of the han- dicapped. This shows," she said. "besides being entertaining, movies can be inspiring, teach and even heal." Miss Fond a won a best actress Oscar in 1971 for her role in "Klute." The best actor Oscar followed a special achieve ment award to Laurence Olivier. who made an acceptance speech that seemed to affect many emotionally, notably Voight. Maggie Smith won best sup- porting actress for her role as a nervous Oscar nominee in "California Suite." She filmed part of the movie outside the auditorium just before the start of the 1978 awards. Miss Smith was best actress Oscar winner in 1969 fo r "The Prime of Miss J ean Brodie." Warren Beatty, first since Orson Wells 1 ''Citizen Kane" l to be nominated for four Oscars with "Heaven Can Wait,·· sat with dale Diane Keaton and watched his picture win only one Oscar, that for best art direc- tion. Miss Keaton, last year's best actress winner. grew up in Santa Ana and attended Orange Coast College ln Costa Mesa. He r parents. Mr. a nd Mrs. J ack Hall, live in Corona del Mar. Report 'Leafe' Briggs Claims : ConspiracJ~~ Cha racterizing himself as "the high priest of morality•· in Orange County, state Seti: John Briggs charged Monday that his political enemies are conspiring to drive him from omce because of his recent anti-homosexuality campaign. He cited what he said was the 'leaking" of a st.ale Attorney General ·s confide ntial report a bout him lo the news media as the most recent example of the conspiracy. Worse. Briggs said. the l~k came from the office of Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. and supplied false information contrary to the eport's conclusions. Briggs admitted he hasn't read the re'port, but said he talked to an attorney general ·s in· "'esligator about it. The F•Jlle rton Re publican rnade his accusations Monday during a presss conferelice in Santa Ana. He didn't na me the political roes he says are out to get him. Briggs led the drive on behalf of a statewide initiative against ltomosexuality in schools last November. It was defeated by California voters:- . 'The only r eason I am in- volved in these attacks is that I happen to be the high' priest or morality of Orange Count.y." Briggs said Monday. The a ttorney general ·s in- vestigation reportedly centered on allegations made m 1972 that Briggs m1sused his office m con· n eclion with prepaid health plans. Critics charged that Briggs helped hospital-chain owner Dr. Edward RubtQ get a state health plan contract valued at S7.1 mi llion annually. In return. Rubin allegedly bought a large a m ount o r ins ura nce from Briggs· Fullerton firm. l\1onday. the stale senator nat· ly denied the cha rges. a s he has several times m the past. He cla imed the allegations have oeen resurrected beca use of his upcoming 1980 re-election cam- paign. -.:'he legislator also threatened to file a lawsuit over what be considers lo be libelous news re- ports about his aclivities. Briggs said be was told the at- torney general's report didn't have any new information or any conclusive evidence linking him with helping Rubin win the health plan contract. Because the report is being used against him, the senator said, he bas asked that it be re· leased to the public. So far bis 60 Turtles Killed CO RPUS 'CHRlSTI. Tex. (AP> ·· About 60 mutilated log- gerhead turtles, an endangered species, have washed ashore here in the past month. federal investigators say. Anyone con- victed or harming them could face fines or up to $20,000 and one year an i>rison. O.lly~MMf ....... CHARGES 'CONSPIRACY' State Sen. Briggs request has been refused, he added. 'The issue is more than what 1s in the report... Briggs said. ''Why are stale officials releas- ing confidential information lo the media'?" When asked a bout a n in- vestigation by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Briggs denied that he had problems with the tax agency. It is nothjng more than a routine audit, he said. Supporters Of Recall Given Boost Huntington Beach supporters or a recall drive aimed al re- moving three top city officials frQm office believe they've been given a boost by a California Supreme Court ruling. That ruling, the supp0rters contend, will allow them to ex- pand their petition drive into s hopping centers. The petitioners are seeking the recall from office of Mayor Ron Pattinson, City ~ttorney Gail Hutton and Councilman • John Thomas. Steve Schumacher. one of the organizers of the recall cam· paign, noted that petitions will be available for sigrung at major shopping centers, primarily on weekends. Previously. petitioners had to seek permission from sboppmg center owners before setting up shop. The recall group. needs 12.000 signatures by Aug. 7 to force a special election on the question of removing the trio from office. "We now have well over 4.000 signatures on each or the can- didates ... Schumacher said Mon- da . The non·criminal negligem:e cbar1es broupt a1ainat Small s'emmed from Mra Plock's death and tbe eae ol a Lquna Bea~h woman. Marcia Weed, wbo alJelfJdb' talfered scarring and infec:Uon after uaclerlc>tng tht1b·lifl IUl'Pl'Y b> Small The Los Angeles Catholic Workers community and mem· bers of several churches have scheduled Good Friday at 3 p.m. to launcb a protest againat "coo· tinued apasioa" of the world's nuclear stockpile "in the face of unmet human need." · Carol Fennelly, organizer , said the group ls to meet at Paclflc Coast Highway and Seal Beach Drive to begin a public procession and •remembrance of the statiODa ol t.be cross ... Stacey Ptcascla has as.signed ex· tra ofricera to tend the dem· onstration route a long Seal Beach Boulewu·d because of an· Uclpated Easter weekend lraCfic problems. It Finally Arrived. ~i9 She allo bas fUed 1uJt 11alnst Sm a ll seeking unapecifled dama1es 'Siek-oat' Enclin&? SACRAMENTO 'AP ) - Tbe "sick-out" by California pruon parcla went into lta third and proMblJ lut day today wttb •pertlllorl and DOD•Dl:Oteltinl 111arda Illini in• whli 12-bour llllftl, II 1. Fennelly said her or· aaniutlon ll not funded bt or a funetkm of the Roman Catbblic 1 C11urcb. ltl foundation ts in the Catbollc faith, however, s he claimed. Keot Hoffman, a Dtsc:iples or Christ mlA11ter. will actually lead tbe arOuP throuab the st.a· "Our concem is that the group does not impede or disturb the now of traffic." Kosmont added. ·•1 don't r eally e xpectv any problem." 111. Fennelly said her group chose the Seal Beach facility for a demonstration "becauae of the bverwhelming evidence that nuclear weapons .are being houed In the depot as well as &ransported to and from the JocaUoo " We're refa 1 ihg to our late shipment of boys' Lacoste Alligator shirts. By the time you read this ad, Storekeeper Doug Root will have them all chl'Cked in and on the shelf. ) 1028 lrvtne, ~Beach, California, Phonf 642-7001 DM.YPtLOT ·~. ... •.. · ·• ~·:~ ~easting T~. April tO. tt71 ~ . .... ~ T .. ~~,I · M11rplll•• &iggs Speeds Upct DOWN THE ROAalNG aoAD: Stale Senator John BriH&. I.ht Republlcun from Jt"'ulltrton. who haa de•rrlbed hlmat•lf u "th~ <'rown prlnc~ of morality" in Orantt! Coun ty on certain l5SU\' • ha moved on to a nt"w lomp1nai ground. Brhucs 111 out to knO<'k down th ~ mph 11pe d hm1t In our statt•. To ~monstrat c> the ncl's rcl~u •out or Sar ramf'nto on I)' ytslerday that hl' h s orttumll'<i a mnijlvc demonalra tlon 'l'his will oo In the forrn of a <·onvoy of un csUmut d 3,000 independent truckt.•r and l.'bal wai. chur1ch·rm~ a 111 • "1:1ssorted vchacll~ " 'l'IOS MA IV RALL\'. Brititis sayi;, will i,tart n •ar Onturao .Motor Sl)l'edwuy . \ "To the BnggsCarawn .James.and Lei 's Bum Some Rubber" You have to admit al 's an appropriate location. In announcing plans for the trucker convoy. 8r1ggs declared , "The American public has been fooled by bureacratic propaganda into believing 'guesstimates' as fact. ··1 don't doubt the sincerity of those who support lhe temporary 55 mph hmit, but there were m any other rac· tors at work on the na tion's driving patLerns during the lime or the 55 mph imPOsitaon. ··A quick crediting or the 55 mph limit as the 'miracle drug· for safely is too presumptuous ... So the state senator from Fullerton says he will be on hand next Monday al 11 a .m. to whack a ribbon lhal will unleash the truck convoy and ··assorted vehicles" upon the highway. Maybe they'll bt picking up some of those "assorted vehicles" from the speedway itself. Who knows'! IT IS UNCLEAR HOW Lhe California Highway Patrol will react to all of this. Briggs has already unleashed some heavy vituperative comment ary upon the CHP. In a March 29 letter to CllP Commissioner Glen 8 . Craig, Senator Briggs really let lhe Highway Patrol have It. . Briggs asserted that the commissioner was usang an Assembly resolution to suggest he had a mandate to seek feder al funds that would buy freeway radar for the CHP. "VOVR ABSURD CONTENTION that an Assembly resolution expresses the will of the Legislature is an af. front lo the Senate and a blatant misrepresentation of the truth," Briggs wrote to Commissioner Craig. Good heavens So 1t as clea r that Senator Briggs wants faster s peeds on the freeways and no federal radar in the ha nds of those guys who patrol the laoes in black and white cars. . Some Wrong Thinke rs might suspect from a ll or lh1s that Senator John is a closet throttle-jockey. Truck Strike Talks Resume WASHINGTON (AP) The Chlorine Still CR r.sTV1 F.W, Flu t AP) Hundreds or northwestern Florida r~aidenta wen• barred from returntn1 home for the third consecutive day•• di.eater creW3 trled to upri1ht~ed raUro1d tit* cars llden with dNtdly c ht•micals . Crestview l''ll't' t'hu~r Dallon Brannnon ~aid Monday that although ttOm t' anhvdrous ammonia still trickled rrom o ne car. the main T WENTY·EJGHT tank cars hHlth huiard wu posed in plac derailed Su~day morning as a ~net fallen tnnkt>r!I in W'l upraghl 116-car Lou1svllle & NashvilJe 1>0slt1on train passed through a sparsely· .. As lontt us tht• chemicals nre populated area four miles west th en·. th t•r{• Is always a or t~is city or 10.000 in the pOl'lilbihly lh••t iiom t>th1ng could Florida i_>anhandlc. . ~~l oul of oond," Brannon said An estimated 4,500 area res•· artcr scwrul crippled tankers dents were evacuated from their hod bl~11 put ba-:k on the tracks. homes Sunday. but 3,000 re· turned by Monday. Brannon said Bomb ·Kills ·One in Rap At Accords TEL AV IV. l:mwl 1,\P l A te rrorist bomb exploded a t a fishmonger 's stall 10 a crowdl>d open·aar ma rket today. killin~ an ls raelt m un and ~oundmg 33 othe r Pl'OPll'. five :,criously, police reportl'd. Officials said the blast. lalc•sl in a new wave of bombings 10 a pparent r ctall a t1o n of the ls raeh·Ei;:ypllan pt•acc treaty, was c.tlmosl prevented A MUNIC'I PAL ins pector noticed a sus p1ciou:, package un· d e r th~ stall al the Carmel market and asked whether 1t be longed to anyone. ··but before \hey che<'Jted it out. there was an dplosion." said Tel Aviv Mayor Shlomo Lahat. who rushed to the scene. Police comm;.indcr Moshe Tiomkin told Israel rudio that a bout 15 Arabs had been dt• the last t,500 who live within a 20·s quare-mile area around the accident scene would not be al· lowed lo go home until the danger has cleared. Gov. Bob Graham viewed lhe j umbled wreckage from the helicopler Monday and told re· porters. "It's Intolerable that a railroad company would operate \n the sl ate wilh trackage that doesn't insure public safety." G RAHAM SAJO HE wants lo reverse L&N's record or tram accidents i n n orthwestern Florida and promised to in vesl1J,!ate what Ir gal alternat1 vei. he has to he lp protect the lives or Panhandle reside nts Last May. a similar derail· mcnl on the other s ide or Crestview prompted a !>mailer eva cuation. And in Youngstown, Fla .. about 75 miles awa y, eight people died when an Allanlcl & St. Andrews Bay tram derailed last year. Sunduy's accidl!nt occurred two days after a decis ion wa~ reached by the Federal Rrulroad Adminis tration and the .&N over the FRA's rig ht to 1mposc s trict sanctions on the tran.'>port o f hazardous cargo by the r ailroad. tained. lie called 1t "prc\'enllH· F RA c HI E F c 0 u n s c I arrest" to protect them from an gry Israelis as welt a:. to tn· Raymond K. J ames said the vestigate them as suspects. federal agency a grc•ed on Friday A Palestinian s pokesman in to an L&N r«.'q ut•st to lift Beirut. meanwhile. c laimed that t'mergenry federal sa ncti~ns on Palestinl'trn g-uerr11las and the strett·h or .track IO t-londa Lebanese leftists roughl a battll• where the. m1shup occu rred. with Israeli gunboats along the Roth the railroad CJ nd fodcral tn· southern Lebanese shore Mon· 1-"f>CClors had exam1oed the track day night and foiled an IS'ral"h /in the past month. atte mpt to land <Jmphibioui. ",\ number of track defects troops. were ~orrecled. By a nd largt• 1t wasn l one of their wo r st s tretches of track. They try to NO KHAKI BRA FOR NON-PFC FORT DODGE. Iowa <AP 1 Wanda M. Porter, 56. Fort Dodge. received a le tter that began ··G rcetin~s from the President of the Untiled Stales ... It was a draft nollr(• ''I'm going I'm ready. I'm keep it in pretty good shape ... he said. Workers Protest t.:nc mploycd Irani ans march m Tehran, dema nding gov· crnment ass istance m c reating new jobs. Meanwhile. the Ayatollah Hunollah Khomeini has warned merchants thc.tl black market profiteering would be punished in his ls la m1c courts. Tanzania Springs Anti-A1nin Forces N ..t i ROBI. Ke nya <A P I ·-Tanzania unleashed jet fighters. artillery and rocke ts on Kampala today in wha~ appeared. to be ~ m ajor and perhaps final effort to capture the capital of President Ida Amin. · M'G · Frightened residents of the capital said Tanzania n 1 ·21 Jets tried unsuccessfully to rocket a the night and closer lo the city major Ugan~an ammunition de· than had been heard before. pot in the city· bu,t .struck l_he Other residents in the city said area or Makererc University 10· that while Ugandan forces were stead , be lieved still resis ting, there The air attack ca~e near th~ were few signs of troops on th<> t>nd of a night of shclhn~ b) !'.treets and rewer still of offieiaJs Tanzanian for ces south and of the Amin regime. southwest of the city. 0 T H E S H ELL I NG WA S described by sevet"al residents as the heaviest m Ka mpala m the s ix·month·old war. Kampalans reported hearing artillery, s m a ll·a rm s a nd automatic weaPQns fire dunng ADVANCING N Kampala after defeating some of Amin's last re m aining troops in a weekend battle to lhc south, the invas ion force of Tanzanian troops a nd tJgandan exiles s helled lhe city for 10 hours. un· t1I a h1:avy rainstorm began. Teamsters union and the truck· ing industry resumed contract talks today, and union president Fran k Fitzs immons s aid he hoped the two sides could reach agreement before the end or the day said before talks got unde r way on a new contract that would end a 10-day s hutdown-of lhe trucking indus try. The work stoppage has hit the auto in· dustry particularly hard. Federal mediators kept the two sides bargaining for 11 hours Monday before the talks were recessed after midnight. s eeing the recruiting officer tomorrow. l always did want a khaki bra.·· was the response from the widow with sons who a re veterans or the Marines. U.S. Army and Air National Guard. 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Enjoy all the succulent baked ham you can eat. Plus soup and saJad, our famous fried chicken; garden vegetables. mashed potatoes and gravy, hot corn bread and honey butter. Only $4.95 for adults. and even less for small children.Cocktails and wine are available. VISA and Master Charge welcome. Banquet facilities available. 1639 E. Imperial Highwl\y, Brea • (714) 529·1891 •3010 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa • (714) 549-0319 • Dinner: Mon.·Thun . S-9. Fri. 6·10, Sat. 4-10, Sun. 12-9. ,., Co&ta Mesa i& open for lunch Mon.-Frf. 11:30.2:00 p.m. I r. ..... .-... _______ _ . CALIFORNIA MUrder ... _S_usRect Freed -:--OCEANSlDE CAI'> -A Col· .. let• p.ycholotY teecher who s pent five dQs ln Jail lo.-in· vesti1aUon ol murclerln1 two ~IJle $s free al\4tr tonv\nclftfC aulfM>riUts tbat he acted ln self· defente. Pro1ecutors said Dr. David Alan Gerahaw was tellln1 the truth all alona when he said he picked up three tutehhikers, •ho then kidnapped hlm. and shot both· abchK•ton a they polnt('d pistols at him . As honorary shttrlrr·s deputy. Gersbaw wu freed Monday whlle. an 18-year-old woman who s urvived the rlverbo ttom shootout was arraigned on a charge of robbery a nd another or kidnapping with intent to rob TUE BAIL roa Vera Laverne Vallarta . an une mployed cashier. was set at $100,000 with a preliminary heaTing to be held April 19. Meanwhile. police said they were searching for two more persons who may have been accomplices but got away. The 43-year -old rac ulty me mber a t Arizona Western College in Yuma. Ar iz.. was driving alone to a psychology con ference in San Di ego last Wednesday when he picked up a ma n and two women standing by an a pparently sta lled car in Jm. perial County. .............. BEST ACTOR, BEST ACTRESS HOLD ACADEMY AWARDS Jon Voight and Jane Fonda for 'Coming Home· HOLLYWOOD 'AP> -Two films about the Vietnam War re· eel ved highest honors in the 51st Academy Awards. but the fie. Uonalbed accounl-in "'the Deer Hunter" drew real·lire protests from a group of anti-war dem· onstrators who tangled with police aud were arrested. Thirteen persons demonsltat· ing against the movie --winner or best picture honors ·-were booked Monday night for in· vestlgation of various orrenses, including assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. in· citement to riot and battery. sheriffs deputies said. flVE P E RSONS WER.E slightly injJ.ii'ed in the clash. in· eluding two officers, authorities said. Some of the protestors, mem- be r s or Vietna m Veter a ns Against the War. were clad in fatigues and berets a nd carried placards decrying "The Deer Hunter " as "slick wa r pro- paganda .. and a racist apology for the Southeast Asian conflict. .. 'THE DEER HUNTER' was a racist movie that depicted the Vietnamese people as barbarous and vicious." said Luu Quoc. a placard-carrying Vietnamese who has lived in the United States for eight years. "The fil m was a bloody lie... · Meanwhi le. inside the posh Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. the film's actors and creators col· lec~d five of lilmland's most prestigious awards. including Oscars for its director. film edit· Ing. sound and suppOtling actor. "The Deer Hunter'' depicts the grueling e xpe rie nces or three Pennsylvania steelworkers who fight in the Vietnam War. It was nominated for a total of nine Oscars. THE OTHER VIETNAM film. "Coming Home:· more closely ren ected the prot este r s' a t- titudes and was spa red their wrath. The film was guided by the anti-war sentiment of its sfar, J ane Fonda. and earned three awards: best actor and ac· tress honors for MisS' Fonda and co-star Jon Voig ht. a nd best * * * ort1lnat screenplay. •- About 25 demonstrators, •Ito had a permit to marcb ._..the jtowntown Music Center. ~ <fOnf~ by Los An&elea ~ ty sheriff'IJ depuUes when tbey tried to enter a restricted PIJ'k· ing lot, sa id Deputy Anthdn.y Grace. I . "AT THAT TIME, some dep- uties were battered and llS· saulted with plac ards add things,·· Grace said. "No arrests were made then. But the group reformed a short time later and deputies atte mpted to arrest rour people they recogniaed from the earlier assaults. At that time, a me lee star•ed between the group and dep· uties ... * * * List of Winners HOLLYWOOD IAP l -Here is a list of winners at the 5lst an· nua l Academy Awa rds on Mon· day night: 8Ht P.c:lvre-"The Deer Hunler .. Best AetO< -.>oft VOoQlll, •. Com11>9 H- Best Actress -J•ne F°""•· · Com•llQ Home Best S-'11119 AUOf (hrtSl()llllef w ....... "The Offr Hunter' Best !>u-rnng AttrHs -M•oo•e Sm•lh, C•hlorno" Suite Best O•rKtO< -MiChMI C1m1no. The O..r Hunler .. Oroo1n•I SotlQ -LHI D•n<e" trom · Th.ink C.ocl II'\ Frtd<ly" Fore•on u119u•oe Film -"C.et Out Your H•n<lkerchoets. Fr•IK<' L•ve Actton Shon "THft··•oe F•lner Ft1lure Oocurnent.,.y -"ScMed Str•ftlll" ShOrt SUbJKt Oocument.,y -"r .... FhQllt Of the GosSMnH eoi-·· Ari Otrecl-"HHY•n C.n W••I" Costume Oes191> "OH th on th<t ~II•" Firm Ed1tu19 "The Deer Hunter" BHt Sound -"The Ott< Hunler" CIMmalOQr41Pf1Y "O.oot HHYef' . Or1g1na1 Sc«e -''M1dntQlll E•1><ess Sc1110 S<o<e and Adaptation "Tiie BU<ldy Hol· ly Story" t BHI OriQ1nat Screeno1av ·eom11>9 HOm~" Be" ~led SCreenc>lay -"M•dn•Qlll E•· P<H\ Animated Shon -''Spe<1a1 Oehvery" '>P<tc••' AC.h1evemen1 Awar~ -Str Leunnt.e Oltvler. KlnQ Vidor, W•llttr Lanti a"d "Superman" Yow.ti efftKIS J un He<shOll Hum.ln•t•r••n Award -1.eo Jatte. h<lad of CA>lumb1a P•clurts. Stab-case Suspect 'Happy-go-lucky Guy:' LOS ANG ELES <AP > Bobby J oe Maxwell. 29, who has pleaded inno- cent to 11 <:ounLs or murder and five counts of robbery In the Skid Row ~tabber case. is remembered by a detective in his Tennessee hometown as "a happy.go-lucky j?uy." Detective Al bert Lentz, in Colum· _bia . Tenn.. said in a telephone in· terview. ··He was known around here as Batman. I guess because some of the o ffi cers saw him around at nig ht." T he ceremony before a crowd or 1,500 persons Monday came three years after Robeson's death. IA!ttMCe Groaeer Sue• LOS ANGELES tAPl The na· lion's largest lettuce grower has fi led a $275 million da m age suit against Cesar Chaver's striking United Farm Workers. charging the union with t rying to shut down Sun Harvest, Irie .. through the use of violence. lire 1iaking off our clo1ihes. ;,.re ltl•riJ-•• Fe-d AVALON IAP> -Rubber flotation bags holding an estimated $1 million in marijuana, known as "Th ai sticks,·· have been fished from the ( e J STATE ocean in a second major find near Santa Catalina Is land, author ities said. Eight black bags containing the po· tent marijuana were found floating 20 tQ 50 yards off Parson's Landing. Los Angel es County s her iff 's narcotics officers said Monday. Four bags valued at $400.000 were round floating in the same area Sunday. """"°'"• Blork R11naea11 PALM SPRINGS <AP> ·· Four jetliners were unable to land on a blocked runway here after four tires blew out during landing of a Capitol International Airways char ter jet with 181 persons aboard . No one was hurt. but it took rour hours to remove the DC·8 from the m ain runway a t Palm Springs Airport on Monday. Paul llofJe•on Honored HOLLYWOOD I AP l --Black s inger, a ctor a nd at h le te P a ul Robeson, whose career was ruined by his refusal to cast off his left-wing politics, was honored posthumously on the anniversary or his 8lst birth·. day with a star on Hollywood's Walk or Fam~. $24, Million libel Suit Tiirown Out LOS ANGELES t AP~ -William Farr. the reporter who was jailed 46 days foi; refus ing to reveal the sources of a story on the Charles Manson trial, said he was "just de· lighted" over the d ism issal or a S24 million libel suit after nearly nine years of court battles. Superior Court J udge Robert J . 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Oranoe Coast Daily Pt•ot , The maneuvers buUding up to approval of the AUso Vlejo deve lopment ln south Oranae County grow more ~urioua. Late&l aurprlae came when county staff mem~rs 90pped up at a Coaat.al Commiaaion meetang ln Hunt· ln1ton Peach to uggest thl would be a good time ror tht t'omml on to J)U)l It aphere of lnnu.nu away from tho blland. as lndffd lhe commission ha, been discussU\g Colncidenlalcy. auch action would remove a substan· llal portion of the proposed Aliso Viejo development (rom the • commistuon's influence, leavin1 the linaJ-arrana e· ment fntlrely up to the county . In th~ event you h a ven't been following all this, Aliso Viejo ls 6.600 acres or prime undeveloped territory w SuJ>('rvlsor Thoma Riley' 5lh Distract . When the dt>velopers a ked the Board of Supervl ors to bump the density from 10.000 dwelltngs a f 1gure sug l(t>Sted by an eorhl'r o~r to 20.000 ln the name of low cost hous1~. Raley said that was too murh de ns ity. llt> ~uggc!\tl'd him ond ~cnt for 20,000 Th y did go a long with a lot of other cond itions sug gested by Riley. a nd these a re to be sorte<l out thu; week after the developer has examined them . The county 's proposal that the Coastal Commission remove itself from the picture is what r aises eyebrows . The county staff says the request for a readjustme nt of the commission ·s boundaries really had nothing to do with the Aliso Viejo considerations. But a ny developer would consider himself fortunate if ·the commjssion did not have final say on his plans. • In addition lo the costly delay. the commission : generally is more persnickety about uses of pristine ~a creage than is the county. It might well be expect ed to : ask some hard questions about the Aliso Viejo plan fo r :20.000 units a nd 53,000 people on its 6,600 acres. of which ha lf now fall within the Coastal Commission's j ur isdic· l ion. . What t he county has been doing in this instance. wit· . tingly or unwittingly. can only lend cr edence to the ;cha rge that county government is subservient to de· v elopers and that only the state or the courts are capa- ·.ble of monitoring a reasonable balan ce between environ· ·mental concerns and ne w development . . ~Responsible I ..and.lord : The Irvine Compa ny deserves credit for a gain being :in the forefront of landlords who are passing Proposit ion :13 property tax savings on to tenants. • April rent credits provide -re bates a mounting to · S228,000 to te nants of 3.300 apartments in 10 company. owned projects in Ir vine a nd Newport Beach. Based on length of tenancy and other factors, the re· bates ranged from $50 to SIOO. They average $70. ' This was the second round of rent credits given Irvine tenants since the passage of Proposit ion 13. which s a ved the company a n estimated $600,000 in property tax. The first insta llment was credited on Dece mber rents a nct the tota l now rebated to r enters amounts to $480, 180. T his is in line with Gov. Brown's request that landlords r eturn 80 percent of theii;.tax s avings to tenants. While that might be a .. difficult goal for smaller and less affluent land lords as they face inflated operating. costs and negative cash flows. the Irvine Company action offers a good example for those inclined to pocket their • Proposition 13 savings. Ugly Statistics A compilation of ne ws reports from across the nation reveals the sta rtling news that at le ast 625 Americans were killed b} handguns during the month of February. The figures include murders, suicides and accidental dea ths by handguns. The victims included 12 children under the age of 12 and 36 adults over the age of 60 The d eath toll from Dec. 1. 1978 to the end of Fe brual"} was 1,650. While it m ight be a rgued that some of t hese tragedies could have been caused by other means. the cold fact is that the handgun was the weapon involved in earh instance. One wonders what became of President Carter's campaien statement that he favored "regis tration of ha ndguns, a ban on t he sale of cheap handguns and r easonable licensing provisions with aw aitmg period.·· Apparently the promised handgun control legislation is still rest mg on some White House shelf And the death toll mounts • Opinions expressed in the space abOve are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714)°642-4321 Boyd/ F ootreaders ByL.M. BOYD Maybe you've been to a palm reader to get your palm read. but have you ever been to a root reader to get your foot read? Neither have I. Nonetheless, such there be, root readers. And though they vary greatly in their in· terpretaUons, most reported· ly contend that a root with a Dear Gloomy Gus Have you not.iced all the fast food places goin1 ooto conaen whe,.. 1as staUonl Uled to be? .. ll POHible that tbey loo mt1bt nm out of 111. tome day? Hope so. J .H. °""'' ... c--. -.... ....... , " , .... " .... " .... _ _,..,,....~~--=-:::..-=.~ ,._. '• high instep generally belongs to a hard-driving go-getter. An unusually large big toe signifies leadership qualities Widespread toes, those with more than the usual amount of space between them, in· dicate the possessor likes to spend money, too much so. You bet. Busy man, the British c hemist S i r William Ramsay. He disc overed bellum, and then with as· sistance. a lso discovered argon, kr ypton. neon and xenon. Why snails multiply so much faster whe n the humidlty is between 72 and 80 pe r cent has be en ex- plained. Their eggs don't dry up and die in tha t high humidity. Q . ·'How many medals were awarde~ to the late Audie Murphy, thls country's most decorete d hero or World War II ?" A.21. Tu.Mr.AIMtl t0.1t7't Jack Andenoa Oil Tax Credit Costs Billions WASHINGTON -Al Prell· dent Carttr wa1 preparlq hJs e ner1y m e11 11e to the American public. be was belna ur1ed by hif top advlaers to ~lim lnate a mUlUbUUon dollar tu breall th1t Ame rican oil compuite have been f&l'tdll.q on for two decades. Paylnc hl1her taxes. White Houae aou.rces belleve. ia the leHt the oil eo mb i n e should do to s h ou l d e r some or the b u r d e n o r b u rgeon in g fue l prices. T h e co n s ume rs wlll be carrying most of the Joad. the reasoning goes, if price co ntro l s a r e li rt e d on domK Ucally produced oil. The prfsident proposed removal of the tax break. Noe it's up to Congress THE "FOREIGN OIL t ax credit." has already cost the Treasury more than $15 billion in lost revenue. lt gives oil com· panies dollar-for-dollar credit on the ir U.S. income tax for money they pay to foreign governments for the n ght to extract oil. Thls is accomplished by classifying the payments as income ta~es Charles McCabe inateld of royalU... The latter would be deducUble u bul1Deu expeDHS at a lower rat. than the lax·credit write-orr. TM White Houle aent1ments are ~hoed by lnv•ll8•tors for Rep. BenJ•mln .Rosenthal. D· N~Y •• and t.be...Geoeral Account- ing omce. They have found that, except ror a few instances, the tax breaks that Congresa has given tbe oU industry bave never been examined for their impact on our enero policy. But their study of the foreign oil tu credit bas led them to conclude that it work.a agalnlt the Administra· lion ·s stated energt"goals. ·'The foreign oil t a x credit serves as a disince ntive for the development of domestic energy resources. and a lso encourages U.&,. oU companies to deve&Gp foreign production or operations at the e xpense or domestic operations... a congressional analysis warns bluntly. "It ls ob- vious that the end result ls cob· trary to the goal of energy in· de pendence." THE WORD GAME tha t changed "royalties" to "incor:v taxes" and has cost Uncle S. the $15 billion was fi rst institut· ed by the Treasury Department in the mid· 1950s under pressure from the St.ate Department. The diplomats wanted to cement re· lations with the Arab oil pro- dueers. Tbe Natloaal s.c:Wtly Council. wbldl wanted to .....-e a dependable supply of oll without depletlq our own aup-plies, alto puabed for tbe tax break. But the skyrocketln1 increase in tbe price ol rorei1n oil. and the demonstrated stran1lebold the foreip oil naUooa have on OW' economy. have changed the 1lluatiaa lD recent years. The national latet'eat now makes it essential that the United States become less dependent on foreign oil. Tbe major problem uncovered by the GAO and congressional investigators was simply that no follow-up studies have been done to detenDine the effect of the tax breaks Congress has lavished on the oil industry over the years. .... TOE TREASURY appears to be totally unconcerned with anything but the smooth running of its tax·gatbering machine, shrugging off questions of long· range energy policy. An internal memo to the treasury secretary from his assistant for tax policy in 1977 said, "Foreign policy. oil prices etc .. are irrelevant to the even-handed administration or the tax law." And the De partme nt of Ene rgy. for its part. bas done a pathetic job or ana lyzing the ~ of tu brnb for the oil IDOIUla· BALL or BEaOBI: Our second aelectlon fol' mem- benblp in tbe Hall of H...,. - whlch we are estab1t1iw.. to recognbe unpubliclud cleecla of valor lD the a1eof tbe anU-a...- is Tony Poslmato, a 28-y-.old telephone worker from tbe Bram. Bronx. Moments before disaater stn1ck on Runway 22 of K~y International Airport OD tbe rainy afternoon of June ze. im. P osimato was drlvin1 bome fro m work on Rockaway Boulevard with nothing more on his mind than the pl"Ollpect of a dinner date with his girlfriend. He wat ched through the windshield as Eastern Flight • Crom Ne w Orleans began to touch down on the runway bordering the highway. "All of a ·sudden, lbett was thi~ big burst of name and then a cioud of smoke," Posimato re- calls. "The 00¥ hit first and the plane just tumbled to pieces. ~ _ _...,+- feet away. "I didn't even think. I stopped the car and ran as rast as 1 could to the WTeckage." EQUIPPED with a splicing knife, cable shears and bis own brand or courage, the young tele phone worker was the first to arr ive at the s<.-ene or carnage. Some passengers were s Wl alive in the severed tail section of the plane, and as Pos1mato ran up. a bleeding passenger staggered out of the wreckage . Poslmato tore off his T-shirt for a tourniquet and turned the injured passenger over to two police officers who came run· ning up. Stripped to the waist. the young New Yorker plunged into the smoldering wreck . Using his knife and shears, be cul seat belts to free tbe trapped victims. For m any, it was too late . But in the galley section, be round a young girl pinned in the debris. "Finding the Uttle girl almost destroyed me,'' he recalls. "But s he .vas still alive. She was ~crearrung and crying for help." Pos1mato extricated the girl and dragged her to safety. "She was one or those I knew was still alive," be said. "When the ambulances arrived, I yelled to make sure they took her right away:• Only 11 of tbe 124 persons a board survived the crash. At least two owed their life to Tooy Posimato. "I just tried to do my best ," he said. "I'm no hero.'' Lawsuit Cost Policy Hits the Innocent Is there any other country in the world where a man can sue you because he doesn't like the way you part your hair. or the w ay you m a intain y our driveway. or that you grow too m any roses in your garden. and by so doing force you to pay to d e fe nd yours e lf from HIS lawsuit even if you win it? Ir there is. I don't know of iL In fact this v. peculiar concept o r l a w i s k n o wn a s • • t h e A m e r i c a n rule." It is o n e o r th e things that is r e s ponsible fo r the ex traordin ar y and disabling litig iousness of the American people. UNDER TIDS syste m. if you are sued you Jose -even if you are innocent. If taken to court. you must still pay excessive litigation costs even if you win the case -unless you already paid a great deal of insurance to cover it for you. Many people are forced to settle out of court, even U inno· cent, because it's too expensive to defend themselves. This is one cause behind the rash of medical malpractice suits. These suits in tum increase the cost of medical service for a ll of us. Lawyers ' fees are driven up by the cost or their own malpractice insurance. The lawyers, even. are afraid of be· ing sued. Under the American rule an innocent defendant in a nuisance suit -after innocence Is clearly established -must file another suit charging malicious prose<"u· tion in order to recover legal ex· penses. The prospect of paying for two rounds of litigation often forces honest people to settle out or court. regardless or their guilt or innocence. THE ABOLITION or t he American rule. a movement for which is already under way. would encourage victim s or nuisance suits to esta blish their innocence through regular court procedures. At the same lime, fewer people would initiate Sydney Harris _ frivolous litigation if aware they were fully liable for court costs. A case in point. Norman F. D acey was a n inve st m e nt counselor in Connecticut who told his clients to arrange their wills with banks instead of with lawyers. Later be wrote a highly sue · cess ful book. How to Avoid .Probate. Dacey was sued fo r practicing law without a license by t he Ne w Yo rk County La wyers Association. After two a ppeals . sometimes heard by judges belonging to the lawyer's association. Dacey won. The litigation cost him $50.000. WARREN AVIS, pioneer in the rental car business, was sued by the current owners of Avis-Rent-A.Car when be tried to use his name. Avis, on a new floral deli~ery business. Warren Av is estimates that, win or lose, the court suit will cost him several hundre d thous and dollars to bring lo a conclusion. In other co untries. such as Britain. the losing party pays ALL the legal costs. and these can be brutal. One of the reasons why Britons are chary or bring· ing libel and slander actions, as an instance. is the fact that they must win or pay heavy costs for lawyers on both sides. FOR YEARS res ponsible l a wyers h a ve been telling the m selves that if they don't clean up the ir a ct. somebody else is going to do it for them. Already there is a sizeable re- form movement aimed al the abolition of the American Rule. F o ur s ta t es -Ala s ka, Colorado. Nevada and Idaho - ha ve passed laws that assign the expenses or the winning side's attorney to the loser. The recent· ly formed HALT <Help Abolish Legal Tyranny > based in Was hington. O.C., 1s in the forefront of this movement, and is working hard to get the rule abolished ln other states I don't kno w whe re this curious p e rve r sion or the American legal syst e m got started, or why. B'1t surely get. ting rid or it ii an idea whose time has come. Anything that can get Americans away r~m their current drunken liti~ ness, and their consequent de- pendence on advocate lawyers. bas to to be viewed with favor Statistical Indigestion Threatens the Nation After months or patient delv· ing into the intricacies or our economic system, I have finally d iscovered wby we are doing so poorly, why OW' Gross National Product is faltering and our de· flcit.s keep climbing. It bas nothing to do Nith any of the facton that eeonomiats keep dredgin1 up -with pro· fits, or taxes, o r for eign trade. or in· nation. Whal we are suffer· lng rrom ... critlcal, and po11ibly term i nal , c a 1 e of 1t.all1Ucit.f.a. t am 1urpriled &bat DObOdy elle bu DOtlted lt. Going through my recent mes or press releases from dozens of worthy research orgeniiaUoos, I have found the true reason for the slack and sluggishness or our economy -in fact, In a massing these figures, I am amazed that we have any surplus at all. When we tote up the horrendous statistics, we are left with a huge minus slgn. REltE ARE some of the more salient examples: -Alcoholism ta kes about SlO billion away eacb year. -Mental illness accounta for some '7 bWion lost every year. -Hodacbes and tbe common cold IGle 40 'mUUoa man and woman bour1 at work each mootb. -Alr poUutloa repraenU at 1east a $5 billion loss annuatly. -Excessive noise levels, on the job and in the neigborboods. are responsible for some $3 billion or bear ing impairment per year. -Avoidable accide nts, 10 home and on highway, erode more than $12 billion per aMum. -Fires -about 70 percent or them unapprehended arson cases -account tor a S9 bUUon IOH every year. -TM functional illiteracy or more than one-fourth of our population backs off another SlO billion deficit ln our economy. The latest dire 1taUstlc to cro.e II\)' desk is "The Enerv Colt of Overweight in the U .s .. " a report published lo the Journal of Put.Uc HMltb. Thlt wanaa ua tblt exce11 body rat, comlDOftly known as overweight, 2.3 billion pounds ror our adult population. 'ftle fossil energy equivalent of food calories that could be saved by reduclng is 1.3 billion gallons of 1asollne. Nearly one million autos could be fueled each yM.r with lhil saving, and the anmaa1 energy would more than supply lbe residential electrical· de- mands or Cbicaco. Bolton, Sao Fran~ and Wublqton. Little wonder the countrJ is 1oln1 broke -booalna, atat· tontzing. 1Upping, akiddlq, torching, anirtlng, aneealq, 1narlln1, and Jaa t plafn bre 1tbf QI. Wbat we are per11hlnc trom It a awfett of ataU.Ucs, and mQbe &be Mlt remedr far our ooMM'-11 • ... Uonal enema. ,_ ... -.... ----. ------..... -- ... i J.----'1NA:n<)N~-=~-=----=:=.:..=.~_;:_; \ Experts Give Tips on ·H'O'W to Succe-ed in SemnM· --- To .. rnoc NGl •l&olc _.,_ Rich PWt. Mod o/ .._ Jtrwe , . o •• laofu" w _.,.., . . l«'Ollld o.Uw to ··~·· .. .,_.....,..._,cw-I. AM lbcll "'o proon ......,_ .......... dlll.t.appM .... ,., ......... ""'-..,_, L ~ • ......,,,, .o• oM«~g ...... ...... .,. '°"""" ''°"' tlw! proa -... c•Mdt"f ~ •tockbrot•r Mana. Aa/1roff, XerH Corpo.-ioa I .. IN Corln Jr • U ! SfHl'a J A11dtMI f 1art.,_, T•P'o~·· w.-.... J 8N--. TM. u ~tt.,,._, #'"9 o .. boc>k "Tn C,...,_ ScWIPf"'°"' " •1 aoat:aT L. SHOO& .................. "We'tt ln a unlqut> busi.Msa," Rieb Port ex pl1&lns. "In moat olh~r ril'lds. a alesperson can of fer hla ruatomer a product which will dlfrcr somewhat trom his rompc.'Uloni'. But, when WC' sell a rnldt!nllal propert)'. "'·c'rt" often selling the !l&mtt product lhe buytr can pul'<'hase rrom tbt' rtlal tatf' otnce down the atcttl So tht' key to suC' ee&a obvloualy 1u t•rv1ce " With th.as phJlosoph). -H1ch hab b\ult one or the most successrul real st ull' optr lions In lhe Urut ed States. Ke is chairman Ot the board of Rk h Port. Realtor, an expaoding rirm w1lh 28 ofhc<'~ servicing lbe greater Cbkago area -a 37~ person sales force, and sales 1n exces:. or $300 million a year APPAR ENTLY THIS SERVING ·TBE· c]enl formula bas -A orked well for has organiia· lion. Six-feel tall and 245 pounds, he looks as though he might have played linebacker for tbe Chicago Bears. His appearance and deep, commanding voice. hardly seem the source to telt you, .. We never use the word 'housl'' when we discuss res· idential property : instead. we say 'home.· You know, the word 'home' Is the second most emo tional word in the E nglish language, next tu ·mother.'·• Since b4:-ginning his career in 1952, he has stressed the importance or developing statrers who e ve!ltually would take the same approach to the ~usin~ .. Each month. new sales persons partici pate m a tram.mg program conducted at the home ofrice in s uburban La Gran~e .. SURE. WE'LL T EACH OUR PEOPLE the basics of the businc!:.s ... he explains. "but lhal's not the total educallon. We 'll teach them how to understand people and. most important. to rec· ognize a buyer's needs. "The salesma n is a problem solver so he has to be capable of determining lhe buyer's problems. But. to do that. he must understand their require· ments. The company·i. product Lane cons ists mainly or t•veryday commod1t1 es i.uch al> soaps. detergents and pt-n.<>nal-care items. Noting that lhe vast ma1ority of Amwa y dis· tribut.orstups are run by husband-and-wire teams. s~plaan.s-tooconnecUon.. "We naturally place a great deal or emphasis on the fa mily. Addationa ll y, our products are of a houst'hold and personal-cure nature so. again. everyth.Ulg 1s geared for the family ... she notes. It. You know. people can sense tbla kind of con· lldence, and you've gol to have It to be effective in aelllnf. " am a bJg believer in rewards." Bernice says . "When I was out in the field selling, I used lo reward myself lor doing a good jo. b. In those days. women'• hats were very popular: so. if I had a good day, I'd go out and buy a hal. I'd always think ot some extra litlle Incentive.·· · In contrast to Hansen. with her vis-a.vis ap· proach, Martin Shaliroff. who probably sells more securities eac h year than any other retail s tockbroke r in the c ountry . conside rs lhe telephone his single most Import.ant selling tool. In 1977 . he sold ne arly S300 million worth of securities. or Sl.2 million every working day. HE IS BASED AT LEHMAN Brothers Kuhn Loeb . lnc . in the Ne w York office. but estimates that as .. ~f"Y as 80 percefll or his clients live out or stale. l\DO he's met only 2S percent of them. That means he sells hundreds or thousands or dollars in securities over the telephone lo individuals he's ne ver even shaken bands with. When he is on the telephone. everything he does has a purpose. For instance. he jots down tbe name of his client's secretary and always calls ber by name. "I treat every person as an individual," he says. "Besides. there are m any little helpful things his secretary ca n do ror you. and she'll more than likely have an influence on her boss. So you want her on your s ide. Arter all. it certainly can't hurt. can it?" one of Wall Street's~~ lnvwtmlllt'9•'• firms. ~ "I must confess," he admltl. "that a bulJ ft; ecutive is more likely to 1et on the pbone wltb me than with a local stockbroker be bu never met • You know, the •expert from New Yon· lmate. I suppoee." . SBAnaoFF aaEAKS DOWN IDS present.a: lion into three parts: an lnlroducUon. a mlddle and a n end. Being crisp on delivery. he llata nve rea· sons why the investment should be made -and then he requests the order. The key here, he feels, is in getting to the point. .. "A good way lo learn from wbat you are dolDC is to be sure to include the word •wby' .in your vocabulary. When a person says 'no,· I believe it ts usually a derense mechanism. l will respond by asking, •Why?' I know I'm going to get a response, And I listen very carefully lo his answer. Often, when he states that he doesn't have the funds, I in· terpret it to m ean I haven't been persuasive enough." Girding up with top.grade sales tools is a m ust ror Shafiroff and for rellow super-sellers Shelbi Carter Jr. or Xerox, J . Michael Curto of U.S. Steel and William Bresnan or Teleprompter. Here are some of the principles and methods that have· made them successrul at what they do: -SHELBY H. CART ER JR., senior vice pres· ident or Xe rox Corpor ation's Information Systems Group and vice president of lhe corpora· tion. recalls that he used lo carry a sign in his ca r 's visor which read : "Calls are the guts or this business." So. he says, "You've got lo make that extra call.·· adding that sales managers are the people to set the pace. CopynQll((CI 19/8byR-rlL. SPlook•ndR-1•W.S-. Trll'llee• "When I rt'cruit women," she says, "I em- phasu e how wonde rful this bus iness has been· to our family You can Imagine how this influences their thinking. because wpmen are so securit y· conscious. ALTHOUGH IT'S NORMALLY DIFFICULT for a salE$man to call a president or the chairman of the board of a major corporation and get through. Martin prorcsses to Jillie trouble. Many -------------------- times the individua l is busy. but he's more than "IF YOU BELIEVE IN WIL\T you're doing as strongly as I do." she explains. "it gives you the self-confidence to convince others to think a long the same track. When I talk to another woman and tell her tt1is as the greatest business In the world. t here's no doubt that she knows how much I mean ~~:H\ I\(; COSTA MESA • IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH like ly to return the ca ll. . Martin attributes his exceptional telephone re· ception to using the na ml' of a friend who has recommended the prospective client. and lo Lehma n Brothers' influence with executives or publicly owned companies. Undoubtedly. there's also a psychological ad· vantage in calhng an individual long distance from 1, CORONA DEL MAR . ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH u .I; FOUNTAIN VALLEY '7' ~ ~~· 1$1¥10fk1 AIRPORT • FLORISTS ~1 Open Easter Morning 20048 S.nt• Ana Ave. jCet.11 ·--> 556-1744 COSTA MESA FLORISTS 117 IROADWAY • C..teMIM 548-6071 CHERYL J. M URRAY FLORll:>,- R EMINDER . .. For example. a client may be trans rer red. Or p erhaps .the client's present home is a two- bedroom unit and they now have four children. To really help the client , the salesman has to listen. Not onl y 1s it a m atter of listening to what the man 2640 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa (714) 7S1-470S 3841 BIRCH STREET NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 a nd wife are saying. but ILc;tening lo what they 1630 San Miguel Drive . Harbor View Center• 644-4060 really mean. bee a use they dorf t necessarily always ~;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ---448--E-as_1_1_11_h_s_1r_•_•'-· _eo_•_•a_M_•_••_·_6_4_s_-a_144 __ __, saywhattheym~ao ~ SQwhatit allboilsdownlois be· 1 '-=------------------""" ing a student of human beha vio~ knowing a nd un· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- derstandjng people . "A SALESMAN SHOULD ENDEAVOR lo un· de rstand e xactly what his seller desires. o r course. bis client wants to sell his home at the highest price and possibly in the shortest period or time. Well. the sales man's goal must be the same as his client's. Both have to work out the best wa y to accomplish that goal. DIAJ{N.E VARON Broadwaj Flower Shop 2150 HARBOR BLVO. at AOAMS . (In Colle11e ,C.,,,ted COSTA MESA. CALIFORNIA 92416 Flowen fO# All Occo•i<>fl• a.-Plonti Open s..ndoy1-....d-Kolidcry·o---- "The owner must be willing to have the home shown at times when it might not be too conve·. nient. 1be wife must be ready to present the home to its best advantage quickly. Perhaps it will re· quire the moving of a baby grand piano out of a s m all living room. or re placing a dead bush on the front lawn or adding some touch-up paint lo the ex· t erior. And it's i m portant for the seller to cooperate and allow a .. FO R SALE" sign lo be placed in front or the home because. in most areas. 10 to 19 percent of the buyers are produced from this source ... (714)~~ • AMERICAN i.-J-ER-1'-S -Fl-OR-,S-T- BEAUTY • 11sa21Hch 11.c1. FLORISTS '';~i.O'o~]h When it comes to making a sale. Rich em- phasizes. "The salesm an's most precious com· modlty is time. Therefore. the manner in which he effectively utilized it is vital lo his tet~l success: 17151-leoch "IT IS JUST AS VINCE W MBARDI said. ·1rs ...... tiMJton leach that extra errort. that total commitment.• Often I Pk 142-6414 call many people in this business 'toe temperature Gordoll a. ~y. Jr. testers.' They want the business ... they go down '====o-==D=n=licJM=ff==~ to t he shore. put a toe in the waler to see if it is - cold or w::irm. and check the wind. The truly a m· bilious individual is not a toe temperature tester. He jumps rightin and gets wet allover." Port is echoed in his conviction by a nother top salesperson: Bernice Hansen, head or a fa mily business that involves more than 130.000 Amway Corporation dislribulorships. MILE S9UARE FLORIST 16519 Brookhurst St. Fountain Valley 839-5200 In selling, sbe says, "You·ve just got to accept those disappointmensts along the way. If you allow r=========:; )'1>Ursell lo accept defeat. then you become defeat· Ill;:;. ALICIA'S ed. My husband and I worked very hard because .,., R.OWHS • GfFTS we knew that there was a certain price which had · t 70I C.n.tllll• w., to be paid for success ... and we were willing to J-.s-.. o.c. pay for it." :;:,:..~ .. BERNICE AND H ER LATE HUSBAND, lll·l 183 Fred, who died in 1968 or a heart attack at age 59, were among the first distributors to represent Amway when it was founded in 1959. They were in on the ground floor or a business that today is among the largest direct sales organizations in the world -with more than 250,000 distributorships generating revenue in excess of $240 million. _ •• REHER'S MISSION R.ORIST & GIFTS CALl 837-6502 • 2H71MwfMiltw I , ... ~. ............. DE MURL 1 FLORIST 24JIMew,..~ c .......... 646-4479 FOUNTAIN Of FLOWERS -~-..,=· • 147·1141 AU.SMAN RORIST ........ ....,, ....... ··;:;-;· • M9MV .... ...... ......... Dlstt.c .... 2''7 "8rt.r ..... CM. Mt·tll7 141-1701 ... ·HARBOUR FLORAL 892-6313 1 5752 Springdale Ave. Huntington Beach MOORE FLOWERS 121s .. 1. .. --..st. ColtaW... 556-7870 • Ziii ....... ~ C....MeM 645-5565 Order Earty for EASTER Difterentia Florist mc2 Cl8WN HUEY NWY. MAU ·=-YOUR FULL SERVICE FLORIST -!!!!! UNIVERSITY FLORISTS OF IRVINE .. Light Up lier Lz/ e Witlr Plowers" 4519 Campua Drive Irvine 752-7040 Send some joy today! lt'i; easy. Just call or visit your PTO Aorist. And order the very special FTD Easter Buket Bouquet. Fresh springtime flowers in a pastel-trimmed woven basket. Your PrD Aorist can deliver "Happy Easter" flowers almost anywhere. ~ order early. F.asttr is Sunday, April 15th. DM.YllllLOT Tuetdav. April 10 117' Tenting A1111one T hese tents probably wouldn't pass mspec t 1on al Camp Pendleton but then they don t have to. They are not at Cami1 Pendleton D•oly ,., ... ,... .. '' ll~IWrtl Keelller T hl'y arc pc.rL of the Easte r vacation scene ulong Lhc Orange Coast. m thts instance at San Clt>ml'nll' Stutc Park. t Grant Requests Due ........ QlllWe ........... . DEAR PAT: Our family ii plan.nine a trip to the Shenandoah Valley In the Vlrt iniaa this aum· mer. Where can we gel some good information on where to stay? • H.W., Costa Mesa Tiie 8'eeaDdoab Valley Tnvel A.uoelatlon CH provide yoa wltb Its ll'Jt.ll .. AecomodatJons. 1lestauanu, aed Camp'rOllDd Gldde." The area covered are&cbet • nalles ,.,.. a.uoke, Va .,'° Harpers Ferry. W. Va. Some tl motels, lt7 rettHranta, aad tt camppoeads are Us&ed by city In the 4t-page book.let, aloeg wltll tllelr eanent rates. A two-pa'e ma p abo llJda area nat.ral and bls&orical •ttr actloni . The GaJde aad a caleadar of events ls avaUable for 25 cents from: SltenaDdoab Valley Travel Association, P.O. Box 488, New Market. Va. ZZ844. Tbls DOD·Pf'911t orgaJlizatlon also operates tbe Valley Tourist la.formation Center at Exit 67. Interstate 81. New Market, Va. ORANGE COUNTY I AT YOUR SEA Miit ..,,_,. C.lletl .. c.ia p .. ' ' DEAR PAT: LMt Aucust I oNlnd tlr mat.a from lloliday Glfta. ODe am"4. · notice that the personalized mat r d allo o would be shipped soon. After I wna a lett.el q uiry in October, I got a post card tbat pn shipment in two weeks. I didn't &et aaytbia m y letters a ren't answered. G .A •• HulltHllloo Holiday Giits ls •alllag a ref_. le Y• maU-order firm's c:ua&omer senke repftlef says orders "are so backed • It ...W take than a moalblodelive r tbe miuiag•erclaallCll Prop. 13 Allect• Atfftlrle• ~. i>Et\R PAT: Can you tell me what Proposition ta had o n cons_,me r a ge throughout the state? I heard that some hat Leaky Wall C'aued Draft closed and others had budget cuts. tf tbis i! DEAR PAT : There's a d raft coming from un· which offices were afrected? der the baseboards in two of the rooms in our S.L .. Newport house. Both rooms are at the rear of the house· and Six or 24 local consumer agencies a they share a common wall. I know there's insula· longer in ope raion in tbe co••tles of t1on in this wall. so what could be causing the .\lameda, San Bernardlao, and Ve.tan, a t draft" cltl«:s of Merced and Long Beac h. Flv• F'.H. Costa Mesa budgets reduced. Including t he coaatles of P Experts say there's probably a bre ak in the in· Sacramento. Sutter, Los Angeles and Ot sulation and one or more openings in the actual ex· Consumer agencies operating In the count terlor wall. Jasped the outside wall carerully, F resno, Monterey. San Mateo. Santa Clara. especially around window frames and where dis· Cruz. Stanis laus . Made ra, a nd Tri·C· similar materials m~t. Vou ma) need a ladde r ITuolumne. Atnador, a nd Calavaras) an .. .. od flashlight to locate tbe openings. wllicb must cities of San Francisco, San Diego, Chico aac4 be caulked. Then check the baseboards inside tbl' ta Moniea made lt lbrougb witb badgets i Hous ing and building renovation proJects estimated to cost $4.8 million have been ordered .included in an annua l a pplication for federal monies by Orange County Supervisors. house. Obviously they aren't Ousb agalnsll~ wall or F rt'sno is scheduled to dose ln J uoe. a ad for eliminating architectural barriers lo the han-n oor, and you may have to remove and renail the m to are concerned about tbe prosDeCts for fututt dicapped in 44 county Cacilit1t•s. eliminateopeoings. iog. G rantap~icat~np~~~frnm lliuOran~---~~===========~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coast area include· After several months of public and commiltct' beari ngs, the county supervisors approved a grant request to the federa l Housmg and Community Development Program T HE APPLICATION covers projec~ for t he county a nd 12 cities with populations of less than 50.000. The largest or the county level projec~ is a re· quest by supervisor s for $542,000 The mon<:y would cover the purchase of two sites. not yet iden- tified. for low and moderate income housing de· vclopmenL'i Also, county officials asked for St45.000 to pay HB Cops Offe r t 'Relief Fun~~"6Y' l . U-l..l.I5 • • The Huntington Beach Pollet• Officers Assoc1a :tt0n has .established an '"emergency relief fund '" •for non-sponsored trainees of the Orange County :Peace Officers Academy at Golden West College. , Sgt. J eff Cope said the association is seeking ;the support or individuals a-nd community groups •to add lo the fund ' , POLICE TRi\JNEES NOT SPONSOR ED by a •µoli ce agency must spend up to $500 for equipment :an d other foes connected with the 14 -wcek :ce rtification course at Golden West. The association fund will provide low-int<:rest :loans to non-sponsored trainetos wlto arc to pay back the money when hired by a police depart 'menl. said ~gt. Copt• THt; POLICE OFFICERS AS.50CIATJON re· · cently presented a check for $250 to Robert :Johnson. coordinator or the police academy. • Persons or groups interested in s upporting the ·fund should contact J ohnson at 892·7711 , or Sgt : Cope al 847-0607 . -IRVINE: $250.000 to purchase land for de· velopmenl or low-cost apartments. -LAGUNA BE ACH: S25.000 for low inte rest =loan s lhrou~h the c1ty"s housing renovation pro- gram and S75.000 to buy land for lower-cost hous- ing sites. SAN J UA N CAPISTRANO: $250,000 for housing renovation and s treets and drainage im· prove men ts -SEAL 8 1-.:ACll: S60.000 for relocation and renovation of mobile homes for low and moderutc mcomeresidt'nts. · Federal officials alread:. have told the count) 1t is entitled to the S4 .8 million in ~rants. a count~ spokesman said Now. the federal agency will review the pro· posed projects to make surC' they conform to grant guidelines. Action is expected by the end of Jum·. ofrictals said CoastlilW Offers Lifesaving Course A mnc-wcck course in I 1 fe saving tec hniques will be o ff e r e d b y Coastline Com m unity College beginning April 17 . The class is scheduled from 7 t o 10 p .m . Tuesday:. at Corona del Mar High School in Newport Beach. Registration may be made in advance at the c o ll ege 's ma in ad· mi nistration office in Fountain Valley or dur ing the firs t c la ~~ session. F'or more in· for m ation . ph ont· 963·0824. Swine Judge Bernard W. Ebbing. :.i for m er e xecutive of Rath Packing Co.. ha:, been named to jud~e the swine competition at the Orange County Fair Ju ly 13-22. :Teache r 'Appointe d Real Estate Career Night .. Dr. Robert Mathew. a ;former La Habra junior 'high school teacher. has :been appointed assistant -superintendent and vice president for fi scal af :fai r s at Sa n ta Ana College. Mathew, 49. Brea. will be r esponsi ble fo r budgeting. accounting. p urch asing. computer center operations and othe r fiscal matters. Course Set On Survival An outdoor survival course will be offered by Orange Coast College: beg inning April 16 on the Costa Mesa campus. T he one·unit course will teach techniques of surviving o(f the land. For information. phone . 556·5735. Arts Chief . Jim Sch a e ffer, a •j unior. hi g h s chool : teacher in Anabd._m, will : bead the lndustfi&l Arts : Departme n t of the : Orange County Fair Ju· : ly 13·22. \ lnceT. U•1aa An A111ericcm Success Story Bruce Mulhearn came to Amenca from becoming one· of the largest scattered England 1n 1958. and wenl to work lot builders in Southern Cahfom1a and shoveling sand in an Iron Foundry 1n provides his sales force with a constant carson. California Realizing his talents stream of new homes to se11 were not being utihzed. he obtained his Mr Mulhearn has been a good fnend lo Real Estate license when he was 21. He the real estate industry and is one of the then became a millionalre at age 29 best known lecturers 111 the Real Estate through Real Estate Investments. He I ndustry. His pre~e ntatoon s on started his own real estate company .no tivatlon and salesmanship have with a one man real estate office 1n drawn stanchng room only crowds in Bellflower 1n 1966. Since that time 1t nearly every major city in Ame<1ca His has become one of the fastest growing tee for speakmg is one of tile h1gnest in and progressive compan1es'n the industry. California. M u lhearn·s compa'-v Bruoe Mulhearn 1s a founder and maior operates over 25 sales offices in the c;tockholder of Realty Register. a Southeast area of Los Angeles. 1n state-wide and soon to be Nation-wide Orange County and In the San Gabriel association of independen. real estate Valley. His operations Include a full sales corporations. service esorow c o mpany, lo an If you have eve< cons1d8'9d a career 1n broker age company. I nsuranoe real estate on a part or full·time baSts. or c:omc>any, Interior dee<>ration aervtce, a are now personally llcensed and termite Inspection company. and a interested in a change, then call today Pf'Operty manegement division. New for rnervations to this Semm• that Brittany ConstructiOn eomp.ny la fast could Ct\enge your life - for the better! hlr. w ............. "· 197' Loe•• S.. Ck I fc .... S.. 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You can add m0nl:.'y or withdralN \,Vhl'n you want and still earn full interl!St from day in to day out. compounded quarterly If you prefer. open your Super l'hrift Account with as little as $500. You earn an effective annual yield of 6.14°0 beca..ise we cay 6°0 ..vhen accounts are $25 to $5000 Your interest automatically iumps to 811-1°0 whenever your Super Thrift Account balance i>50()() or higher. Interest rotes can cha.1ge from time to rime. but our objective is to always pay higher rates than banks and saV1ngs and loans. For individuals. corporations and organizations. Availabl12 to California residents only. Get the details you need to open your account. Fill out the coupon or call us now. We'll give you more facts on our Super Thnft Account. Or md1I your check now and start earn mg super interest from the postmarked date. lomp<1rl' our l:>uJH!! Th!lf1 Accoun1 w11h \/Our olCCOl1nl O! 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I I T yp11 of Accnunr I I 0 Individual 0 Trustee 0 Joint Tenanc 0 CorpoHllou I I ht th~ notmel•I of ___ ..,..,... ______ _ I ,.,...W_I 1Ac«MimAddT ..... ----------~ I I Coty& 5t"'~-----------"P-,- I I Mv ~1 .. 1S«cttrlryflax 1.0 •-------- 1 1 Phonc-------------~ L---------------------c.M COMME~IALC~ COMME.RCIAL CREDIT rt.AN. INCORJ"ORATED Coata Muo J70 Coll 17th St. 92&27 Phono 64S·8700 Hunbngton hach lb07!1 Oold;ln Wo.1 S1 92647 Phone 847°7771 NATION I LOCAL Af'Wlf'e ....... Well A nned . · Ellt!n Hughes carrws a butcherA01fe wh(•n she goc~ house·!)tlting She has driven off four intruders and s a ys. 'I'll do a good JOb of !lll · ting a person ·s ho use.·· Senllnar Slated On Law TUIUD at&omey Terry M. GUM wUI 1pe1k on "Criminal Law and You Jt'rt', •l Golden Weit Colle1e ln Huntln1ton Beach. Sponsor~d by the Orange County Harbor Area Legal Secretaries Association. the lecture 1s pa rt ol a law seminar scht·duled from 9 a .m. to 3 30 p.m April 21 in Forum U. Reg1 tra lio n will beJ:in al8:30 ;a .m. at the door A $10 entrance fee w 111 be c harged to daytime students while everyone else pays $15. For additional in· formation , cont act M a r garet Lovig a t 752·2511. Teams Vie Orange Co a s t College·s speech and de· batt> team will <'Ompete in the Nationa l Speech Tournament this week in Minnesota. • • He cites a ci.rdinal rule in sales management: m anagers wbo are loeated throughout the country. "When personal involvement with your people is mentioned. stay out of it!" -J . MICHA EL CURTO, a group vice preside nt- s tee I of United S tates Steel Corporation , oversees a division that accounts for approximate' ly 75 percent of the corporation's S9 billion in an· nual sales and revenue. He maintams that "the key word is confidence. which the c ustomer mus t have m the salesman and the company." "Some of the m consider themselves ad- ministrators," he says, "you know. sort of like watchdogs over expenses. Sure, lhose things are important. but the really important thing is to bring the revenue in.'· De pendability is another . Curto feels that the customer must be sold on the premise that they·re going to be in bus iness for a long time . and it 's in their best interest to buy from him. WHAT IS l'f THAT SETS Bresnan a nd the others discussed in these articles apart from othe1t people? After all, the fact that everyone sells or 1s sold to is nothing ne w . it s imply illustra tes that ever Y one has an instant 1de ntlficatton with selling. -WILLIAM J . BRESNAN, president of the cable television division of Teleprompter Corpora- tion. the largest cable television company in the United States. believes in "finding a need and then filling it." It's important. he says "to figure what we can give them 1the customers> that they can't get without us." T his means "doing your homework right at the beginning ... But there seems to be a s pecial mystique about super salesm e n ... It's this mystique fac· tor. I believe. which accounts for their special magnetism. I compare it to the drawing power of Ame rica's modern hero1 the NFL quarterback. One or Bresnan's major activities is his WN'- w ith Teleprompte r 's cable-te levision system To many. such com parisons m ay sound pre- posterous, but explore this analogy a few steps further. Americans are he ro worshipers. a nd those individuals whom we place o n the hig heS! pedestals are the ones who perform s uper feats. Why? Because they're the best! I would venlure to say that none of these 10 sale~persons overlooks a. single detail in his or her selli.ng effort. As they say in show business. ''He really put his act together .'' IT'S CAUSE TIME" "VACATION TIME" "FUN IN THE SUN" TIME By. Evelyn Pltrenger Now thal the holidays are behind us •and the.flue ~eason hopt•ful ly O\ler 1, many are no\\ gcll1nR t heir St!COnd wind und pl;inn1ng a well descn l'd 'acat1011 and n:sl in the !)Un WE'RE STILL TRYING HARDER! SINCE 1894 Twtle Fair Due April22 Th e third a nnual Orange County Turtle and Tortoise Fair will be held from 11 a .m . lo 5 Bt> 1t Palm Springs. Arizona. l:'lor1da. a ;\kx ll'an Cruise, llawa1i or the romantic Caribbean• ~==================~ p .m . April 22 in the Martin Rec r e ation So. no" roml:'S th<.· time 10 chN'k your "ardrobt• for ull those i.unny ~outhcrn chmc·s Y nu "i II fin ii a "111<- \'ariel v ol rru1'l'·\acal1on r lothe; ar ·The Lillie Shop Around the Corner · •in the mall .on Crown Valle\ Parkway and Al 1 ci~ l'arkway or the scc•ond shop in the lloliduy Inn 9D LuPaz Road• T hese s hop s have l!mployees well \l'rscd on the mosl fashionable and fun cl1 onable \IUCal 1on wear. and they h;n·e a full hne of the ne...,esl in cruise and playtime clothes featuring such well known EASTER BASKETS labels as G1venchy. L1.•Hoy s th (a u &ie separates 1n s portwC'ar. urprise e m Y Of close nds this ~ear the colorful cotton de!)1gns with Roger's exclusive ·Easter Baskets ..•. of Malia, and an exciting our very own creative masterpieces filled new lane or daytime wear with African violets. fems and other Easter· from Evan Picone. de· time goodies. They're remembered long past signe~ and sold onl} in the holiday! Cente r at La Palma P a rk in Anaheim. Sponsored by lhe California Turtle and Tortoise Club of Orange County. live turtles and tortoises wil l b e fe ature d along with educational dis plays. A $1 f ee wil l be charged to adults while children 12 and under will be admitted free if a cc ompan ied b y a parent. For more mformallon call either 534 -9474 or 528-5661. Ecowgy Clms Set !>peclally shops s uch as Open Eaeter Sanday 12 noon to 6pm The Lillie Shop Around the Roger's Garden•• 640-5800 • ~ 0111ly 9 am-6 pm A nine -week course on Corner and other exclu:.1\le S.n Joaquin HUis Rd. 111 M11eArihur Blvd.• Nrwport B<>ach m a r i n e i n le r lid a 1 and individualized bouli-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ecology will be offered quis~ r P 3 cka b 1 e . but by Coastline Community c . 1 glamorous e"enmi;t wear. ollege beginning April the Imported lt a ltan 'J. al the Oasis Center. . PRACTICING ATTOJtHEYS 8 fabrics of the Robe rta 00 Marguerite Ave ., THIRD ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY c f'1ercnze blouses ar<' J>rac· orona del Mar. tically weightless. but Ir · Registration bfor the ,_ .CO' .1.-;-.~.: - OF TRIAL ADVOCACY -restibly lo.vely .and m'>A looking. ne.-.uni colleg _credit Anothe r i mporl a nt ourse may be made al c t roR MEMBERS or THE BAR WITH travel hint don't plan to he college's main ad· expa nd your "ardrobe ministration office in IJMlTEO TRIAi.. EXPERIENCE "hi le t rav clin~. Eve n Fountain Valley or dut· though those fof'<'lgn shops n g lt\e fl r s t c t a s~ rou. WID PIOOUM-!TENINGI AND SATvaDAYI i Apnl 19 through Ma~9 s are alluring, you can·1 ession. begin to have the same at Orange County Supenor W1house value ruid quality in any For a d ditional in· ' r An unusual educational o,grnuruty designed other country a!> you do in o r m a t i o n • p h o n e the good old USA und 963-0824. particularly California, the ----------to teach fundamentals of al Advocacy to less new "fashion C"Cnter of the world'". So I reeommend. If you are planning a vacallon this lime of year .or in the "ear future. visit your I ravel agent, t~ hurry on down to one of the "Little Shops Around the CorMr. show them your itinerary and let them take O\•er. Vou will be outntted in "smashing outfits "' that will guarantee you raves on the promenade deck. on the beach. In the cockt•il lounge or dinner-theatre and oil can be don<' so quickl)'. pertonally. and lnupeMhely Ir you shop at eithtor of the uniq ue "Uttle Shope Around Ule Corner 8on Voy•gc• experienced practitioners • Cla~s taught by some of OranJe County's most distingwshed Judges anti tri la~ers ·Don't miss this ~al opponunity for pro ess1onal growth. Enro ent limited to 100 in current good standing with State Bat Call today! The 1979 Orange County of 'Dial Advocacy is sponsored jointly by Pe~rdine University and '11le Orange County · Association. Fee. for all rune seminar sessions and clm1cal work· shops is $225 for OCBA members, $240 for all others. 1'o enroll. please call· Profeaor W Noel Keyes Oran'J:n County Bar Alsn. Pe=dlne Un1ver1111y 17291 ne B.lvd Sc I 0( Lew Su11e 309 (213) 456-4652 Tustin. Ca 92680 (714) 83&9200 \ lfjo • I HOME OWNERS ~ -RAllm INS. lflleeltl7 lt14NMIOlaft. COITA ... A 541.5554 'Spiritual' Sect ProlJed ·:! Two Face Charges in Infant KidDappiiig& WINSl'ON-SAL!:M. N.C. <APl -The window curtains are pulled Uptly shut la tbe neat. tw o -s tory house al 2514 Greenway Avenue. A vlaltor can hear voices from lnafde, but a knock on the door silences the voices and no one answers. A month ago. r eporters n ocked t.o the house in a residen- tial neighborhood lo hear the 24·year-old reputed head of a s mall religious sect d e ny knowledge-or the kidnapping of two infants whose mothers used to belong to the group. DEMORIE RAY Robinson claimed Ills ene mies we re trying to make him look "like Jim Jones" and denied aJJegations or beatings. intimidation and drug u se i n th e N ew Hop e Deliverance and Miracle Center . "It's all a pack of lies." declared Robinson. who local pollce and former members say is .the leader of the predominant- ly black organization. H e says he is m e r e ly a member. Two other members. Marion ·Ma rtin J r .. 38. and Norman Wilson. 18. face hearings today in Forsyth County District Court. They were charged with two counts of kidnapping after they turned the unharmed 1n· Cants o~er to police three days alte r.the abduction. THE G&OUP. A J'AITR· heallna s ect rounded by Robinson '• mothe r , bad an estimated 300 members a few years ago, but. by all accounts, it h as dwindled to about 30 adults and as many children, all of whom live in the house in lbis tobacco city of 145,000. R. J . Reynolds Industries Inc.. with headquarters there . is the com- munity's largest employer. Former m e mbers te ll of Robinson·s domina tion of the group after his mother, Dollie Ma e Robin s on B y num . a charismatic faith-heale r , died in 1976 at age 38 of acut e alcoholism. Elizabeth Wilson. 40: says she quit the sect after s he was beaten last year and te lls or ··drugs. sex acts and things like that" involving Robinson and female sect members. Guerrillas Hit A RA N YAPRATHET . Thailand IAP> Vietnamese and Cambodia n government troops attacked guerrillas of ex· . Prem ier Pol Pot ·s Khme r Rouge a rmy in the border town of Po1pet with tanks and artillery today. a nd the guerrillas were reported retreating to the south. 1 VIS IT THE aOllJlta»N BAI HOPPB'e out ol alabt l1Dce the kkinaJ>t piq, but lD Ill laterriew wtih '!'he Allodmed Prem lut moatb be calelOriaed suela allegations u attempts by former •mben to hurt the organiutlon. "We do s piritual wo rk. They're trying to label us like J\m Jones." he said. referring to the cult leader who led more than 900 Peoples Temple mem- bers in a mass murder-suiclde last year In Guyana. New Hope vaulted into ni- tional attention when the infant$ were kidnapped March 10. Local police, who had built a file of SO com plaints against the group from forme r members. took out. warrants against Ma rlin and Wilson. aoBrNSON'S DETRACTOllS claim he ordered the kidnapping because, they say. he is the father or the two children. "He said he was Jesus," Mrs. Wilson said in an interview last week. "He said he was the only one who could have sexual re la- tions with women in the church. He said he was giving them the s pirit." Robinson hedged when asked last month if the infants were his children. sa ying. "They could be m ine or they could be his, another group member's or they could be yours." EASTER BUNNY Now Thru April 14/Carousel Court SOUTH COAST PlAZA He Speaks For You Gloomy Gus is your spokesman because you and other Dally Pilot readers put words in bis mouth. ; Have you got a pet grievance? Lay it on Gus. Remember to stick to issues -no personal attacks. Just write to Gloomy Gus at tile Daily Pilot, Bo-;-1560, Costa --- Mesa, California 92626. Then watch for your Gus. He appears daily on the edit-orial page of the Daily Pilot. He speaks for you, in the DAILY PILOT ' 642-4321 t l I I I l T....._. April tO. 1119 Center A Farnfly Shopping/Dining & Entertainment Center .. Albertson's Market Quality meats & produce. and a full selection of groceries. In store bakery. "take out" deli-all uphold· ing the high standards Albertson's 1s known for. 761·4270 Bank of America Your neighborhood bank with full banking services and facilities. 759-4476 ' '~ , ,,0 .-r c:· /, . . ". \ yt~· '~ ' . &"'-(•0] .· Bilbo Baggins Pub and Restaurant Where good friends meet. Prime Rib our specialty on Wednesday nights; Amateur nights on Tuesday: Live entertainment on Friday & Saturday night. 5 45-1718 .. Coco's A coffee shop featuring breakfast. lunch. and dinner with everything from a variety of omelettes to 1u1cy steaks. 540-9672 Custom H i-Fl . ': ./A l The second largest f'll·fl discount chain In the United States! We carry Pioneer. Sansul. Technlcs. Sanyo In receivers. and TEAC. Sony. Dual. Craig. and Pioneer tape decks. Also have five different brands of car stereos.. " 549-9502 Dolphin Hair Fashion& Long established in the community. Owners Bonnie & &le featwe a full beauty service. Always the latest In unisex cuts & perms, they also offer acryltc nalts & pedicures. 540·0800 for eppolntmenta. C--l•r Harbor & Ada ma -.1 I • In Coata Meaa. Edwards Cinemas Top-rated movies with easy parking for all. 546-3102 f or movie Information. Foto Fashions ·. Tops & bottoms our specialty. Unique ladies fashion tops. men·s and women's jeans. and c ustom printing on shirts is ottered. , 549-2600 ----~· ~ .. • ..... 0 • ,I'. • • • • ' ~ • -!(/ b• •·'•I , . ,.~ ~~ -.. ~~-tr-£1.~-t-· ~ p -~ --=!@-~~ .. g , Hamburger Hamlet Orange County's only Hamburger Hamlet Restaurant. Besides serving over 30 different types of hamburg- ers. this famous chain also serves omelettes to dinners to absolutely luscious desserts. The "Garden Room·· is a delightful scenic place anytime of day. 546·7392 /,;··-·-1 \ . . ....-.... ~.~.~~~ .. ~.· --~ :~ sc:o.=---·-. -. -_ ,;. . --,,,... ----C9 --.... Ice Capades Chalet Skating lessons for all ages. all levels at convenient times to fit your schedule. Private ice time rental available. hockey leagues. birthday parties. 979-8880 /- Konalanes ' Live entertainment in the lounge Tuesday-Friday 9 P.M. to 1:30 A.M . Open p lay bowling available Monday thru Friday noon to 6 P. M . Saturday all day and all evening. Sunday till S:OOP.M. - 545-1112 Mac's Hobby Shop They carry a large selection of military models. planes. tanks. ships. and war games, metal miniatures. wooden ship kits. tools. paints. plastic car kits, military books, and military magazines . 549·187.7 • Mesa Verde Travel Good service 1s our best feature-for 1nd1v1dual custom trips. tours. or com· merc1al accounts. We represent all airlines and c ruises. tour operators (Including Club Universe). most anywhere in the world. Call us and tell us what we can do for you. 556-6311 Mione's Calling all good Italian food lovers. Visit our new Mesa Verde eatery. Delicious soups. salads. pizza. spaghe tti, & sandwiches. 979-6735 Music Market The most extensive collection 1n records & tapes for miles around. Everything fFom easy listening to classical to jazz to rock. All kinds of music! We buy and sell used tapes. We are moving to larger quarters in the center-watch for our grand opening! 546-003~ rr" .. fllF-:. r ''':. . '""--• '•· '· -· ; ,,., . . ,,,, . . .. "1. ''-"'~' '"'''"'fjr Priscilla Cake Box Custom decorated birthday and wedding cakes. Only a sketch or photo needed. Known for their unique productions. 557·6460 ' ,,. ff~~[(?.# Reuben's Restaurant A lunch & dinner house 7 days a week featuring steaks & seafood: -. gullywhumper time with a taco bar on Mondays thru Fridays. 4-7 P.M.: Sunday c hampagne brunch 10 A.M.· • 2 P.M .: Live entertainment 8:30 P.M. Tuesday thru Sunday. 540-9672 Spa lady Complete spa facilities with figure salon. Modem exercise e quipment. Nutritionallst on staff. Whir1pool, sauna & Individual exercise pro- grams. Exercise programs hourly. Call 540·9822 for appointment. .. Swensen'& Ice Cream Parlor Unheard of today. but It's true! We make our delicious Ice c ream on the premises. Try sticky chewy chocolate or Swiss Orange Chip! You 'II love our yogurt. and deleOtable ice cream pies and cakes. 558·8937 • 1' .. • .l I ·' .. .. ' I • lfOlllt OREG SNYDER BRIAN AMBROZICH HOW MIKE CONTRERAS HOW ELMER COMBS 1·9u Was a Vintag.e Year for .Ofl~rs r Basketball Team Made a Littl.e Height' Go a Long W~}-1 By ROGER CARLSON Ott ... D•olr .-, ... •tAH To single out a basketball Leam out of the annals of I lunllngton Beach High School would seem an ampossl· ble tasJ.. considering the storit'd past or the Oilers. who have won 17 league c hampionships since 1930 and pro game winning streak in league play, won their second of three consecutive league championships and went to the CJF 3·A finals before bowing to Compton Overall they finished 27-4. "Of all the teams l had in my 19 years at Huntington Beach. that was the best one." say:-. former HB Coach Elmer Combs . duced many All·Cl f' sta rs . • But there is one lt!am which stall rates only a three vointer for llunt ington Bea<.'h raathful when quc!'>- lioned: Who were the 1968 starters·• "AND IT Wt\S Tilt.: MOST memorable in terms of andiv1duals. Four of our rive starlers got major college scholarships and we really Contreras. Miller, Snyder . Am· brozich and Seibert had no size to speak of · .. Brian Ambrozich was our tallest at 6-3 and' Roy Miller. Greg Snyde r a nd Mike Contreras were all 6-2. Rick Seibert. our quarterback, was 5-10." says Combs. For Huntington Bcat·h rans it is a combinaUon that may never be rorgot ten by those who were on the prep basketball scene in 1968 THE OILERS. a llhough having no player over 6·3. were amids t a 44- "But they w ere all good athletes and very unselfis h and Angels' Home Operwr Twins Invade; Tanana Pitches By DAVE CUNNINGHA1'1 Of Ille O.ilr Pl .. t SU.fl , The Minnesota Twins. looking a little Uke last year's Angels. invade Anah eim S t a dium tonight for the Angels · 1979 home opene r at 7·30 If you plan to ~o and don·l have your tickets yl't. hurry. because very rcw remain and the club's record ror an opcnin~ night crowd 136.6.">4 an 1977 1 ap- pea rs ready to topple MINNESOTA'S ROSTER 1n eludes three players who saw a lot of duly in Angel uniforms last s'eason pitcher Paul llartzell. fi rsl baseman Ron Jack son and outficldl•r Ken Landrcaux Con' erM~ly. the Angl'l!> ltne up boasts two prominent rormcr Twins Rod Car ew and out- fielder Dan Ford. It \\ill be Car1>w's hri,t crack Mismatch? . at the team he fled because of disagreem ents with manage- ment, but the s upers t ar first baseman says he harbors no ill feelings. .. r hope the Twins do very "ell. I really do:· Carew s ays. ·· 1 hope they finis h second an the divis ion.·· F IRST 'PLACE. obvious ly, belongs to the Angels. al> for as Carew is concerned. Tbe Twins hardly seem to notice that Carew and Ford have left. Minnes ota com es into tonight's game with a 3·0 record a fte r s weeping its opening l>1:ries in Oakla nd over the \\cekcnd The Angels. 2·2. send FrC1nk Tanana to the mound Lo oppoM: the Twins ' J e rry Koosman. Tanana is O· l while, Koosman "111 be making has firs t s tart played so well together. Four or the five scored in double figures a nd Seibert was a great assist man. "We'd get the outlet pass to him and if anyone' was open he 'd hit the open man. And we ran every press you can think of ... 1-3·1. 1-2·1-1. 2-2· 1 and a scatter press. JUSl go after them all over the court. ·'The opposition round it tough to run anything agains t the scatter. because there were no rules lo it ·· ·'There were no Jealousies or re- sentments. they really got along very we ll together. They Just wanted lo win. Nowadays some of these players look more at their personal stats than the team standings," says Combs. "CONTRE RAS WAS an outstand· mg scorer. but he made outstanding passes. too. a nd Miller was very un· selfish. He was as good as an,Y a round for bis size." adds Combs. The Oilers played before one capacity crowd afte r another in their gym-and on the road. too. especially a t Marina. "It all really s tarted in 1967," con- tinue!> Combs "Miller and Contreras were sophomores and Snyder was a j unior . J ack Brohamer and Alan Robinson were sl'niors. "We lost our first league game to Estancia an four overtime!>. lhen went on to win 13 straight and wan the Irvine League ch amp1orish1p T he n we wo n the Suns et twice without a defeat." THE WINNING STREAK an league lasted three games into the 1970 !>eason before Ma rina ended it. T he 1968 team scored 100 points twice. had 80 or more on seven other occasions, lost twice to Marina in non -leagu e play and twi ce lo Compton <once In tournament play a nd in the Cl F finals> and beat Marina twice in league to claim the league crown. • ., , In the ClF playoffs Bellrlower was bombed a nd Sunny llills l which starred Brad McNamara and Craig Chaldress 1 fell by a 70·65 counl. Then came North Torrance in the Cl F semifinals al Long Beach Arena. The Saxons had 6-9 Ball Taylor and 6-7 James Nielsen and were h~avily favored to advance to the flnals aga inst Coach Bill Arm s trong's Compton quintet. whic h boasted Larry Hollyfield and three other All· Cl F stars. B UT THE O IL E R S, in what <See OILERS, Page 82) , Af Wortl)lllelo Don't Tell THE OPENI NG N I G llT fcsthtities actually got unde r wav this afternoon. \\hen the A naheim Cha mber of Com· mer ce honored the 1979 Angels with its annual luncheon at D1:-. neyland Hotel. THE DODGERS' DERREL THOMAS STEALS SECOND AS THE BALL GETS AWAY FROM HOUSTON'S ART HOWE. Nugget Star DENVER I.\;> 1 On paper. the pairing of Los Angele!> Laker center Ka reem Abdul·J abb<.1r against Denver's Oun tssel is a m ismatch. The 7-foot-2 Abdul-Jabbar. an i imposing figure in the pivot who at limes is the most dpminating player in the game, h as a five- inch height edge on lssel. a nd bis season averages of 23.8 points a nd 12.8 rebounds are comfortably a head of lssel's more modest averages of 17.0 and 9.1. But lssel often gives Abdul· J abbar fits, using his long jump shot to draw the Laker out from under the basket, or faking the jumper and driving past him. ls· sel scored 25 paints during one m eeting tbjs year . and their h ead-to-bead matchups h ave been close statistically. "It's not hard to get up for a .Player like AbduJ.J abbar." said lssel as the NuggeLs prepared for tonight's opening game of the b est ·of-l hree Natio n al Basketball Association playoff series. ji>-• The series will shHt lo Los Angeles for game two Friday, with a third game, if necessary, to be played in Denver Sunday. The winner advances to a best·of-seven Western Con· ference semifinal series against SeatUe. lssel, In bis eighth pro season. said he plBJl! his usual s trategy • agahwl Abdul-Jabbar. "I think I'll try to use my out- ·aide Jump shot on him," Jssel aatd. "If be comes out to defend me, that will open up the mid-dle. He'a soln1 to havt> lo make a declaioa on bow to play me whether to come out or stay un· der the basket.·' The Laken also appear confl-•e n t. "Our 1 uys arc very IOUUve now." aald Coech Jerry -l'ffl. ~ -. . . Those in a llcnda nct• tonight will receive a <·o lo r posll'r reuturang SC'ven Angels players. P.it Boone wi ll s ing lhc• Nutional Anthem a nd the ceremonial fir~l ba II will be thrown out by i\ngl•ls club owner Gene Autry Minnesota will be in town for three nights .. then the Angels play al Oakla nd Friday through Sunday and Minnes ota April 17 · 19 before returning lo the Big A for a 12-ga me homcs tand featuring the A's, Baltimore Orioles. Bos ton Red Sox and the world champion New York Yankees. Russell One•man Wreeking Crew ll OUSTO~ l1\f>1 Los Angeles shorlslop Bill Russell was involved m a pair of coll1!>1ons an the Ast rodomc that r1gu red prominently In the Dodgers· 2·1 victory over the Houston Astros Monday night. before he collided with Dodger C<'nll'r fielder Derrel Thoma:. ··1 guess it was JUSl an automatic reac· t aon ... !>aid Russell . who rell spread-eagle on the ground arter the thrO\\ "Just as I c·aughl the ball. Oerrel ducked his head and barreled anto me. I don't know how I threw the ball. .. First. Russell's bat s ent a t-0 pitch by loser Vern Ruhle on a collision course with the left field screen for a solo home run that proved to be the winning run. RUSSELL AND T HOMAS remained an the game after taking about h ve manut t.·~ to al least partially recover their sense!> a nd Dodger newcome r J erry Reuss then got Bob Watson on a grounder to e nd the game. Despite t he vicious collis ion with Thomas. Russell held onto the ball and had the presence or mind to throw back to second base and hold llouston·s Cesar Cedeno on lhe bag. Thomas never saw the throw. lie ~ost consciousness briefly. The n in the ninth irtning. Russell charged into lefl·cente r field and ~aught Enos Cabell's hiJth pop fly a n instant "HEY. I DON'T remember coming up the stairs Ito the dressing room after the game>," Thomas s aid. "All I remember is <See DODGERS, Page 82> Nicklaus Over the BiU? Jack Out to Prove He's Still the Best AUGUSTA. Ga . IAPI It is a time ortesting ror Jack Nicklaus . It Is now. in ·the Masters. the first of the Blg Four events around which he bas built his goUing life. that he may determine the direetion in which . the remajnder of his career will go. That career. or course. is unmatched in great- ness. He has established himself without equal in the hlslory of the game. He has won everything worth winning. Hts are the standards against whic h all else Is measured. AND THE CORNERSTONE of the record be has written Into the books is the list of achievements i.n the majors: a record five Masters titles, four PGA national championships, three vlctortes each in the British And U.S. Opens -a record total of lS ma· jor professional triumphs. He insists he can continue lo play at or near that same quaUly level for several years. Last winter he look a long break from the game he has dominnted ror a lmos t two decades. Much was made of bis announced reduction ln his play- ing schedule. lt was not so much a reduction as a concentration. however. "Actually , rm playing about the same number or tournaments during the golf season," be said. "It's just that l 'm cutting out tournaments not in the golf season. that is In lhe fall a~inter. l will continue t.o play the majors and lbe umaments I feel It's necessary to properly prepa r the m a- jors." • So far, it hu n'l worked. IN nvE STARTS this year. he hasn't been in the top 10. In his last 14 rounds he's.broken far only once. In his last two rounds be s hot a tota of 160. He doesn't rank a mong the top 70 money- wlnners. His· stroke averqe is 72.67. He's had scores of 294, 294 and 300 ln bl.a lut three starts. He finished 20 shots behind Larry NellOft at Inver· rary and 15 back of Mark McCumber at Doral. Rl!tlre111ent Bag But his performance so far this season - perhaps the poorest of bis career -bas given rise to doubts. H is golfing obituary has been written. .. Fine." said Nicklaus. with just a hint or annoyance. "It's good for the writers. They write that. then, soon. they'll have something else lo write." As a pro, he never baa come lato Aupta with such a record. Now It ls a test of whether be can revene It. "Obviously I haven't ptayed u well 11 I'd Uke to... he said. "But al times I've hit the ball reasonably well. controlled the ball tbe ~ay l want. My putlln1 Isn't a ll that bP;i. I h"t haven't St. Louis Cardinals President August A. Busch. Jr • em- braces outfielder Lo u Brock during a news conference to announce Rrock 's rl'llremenl at the end of the current season. Drock, 39. holds the major league records for most stolen bases in. a l!t\!'lgle se ason and in a career t I • HE NEEDS rROOF. He knows he needs proof And he needs it soon / ($ee NICKLAUS. raae flt - TUMdey, April 10, 197'1 A Good Day(e) for UGLA: Prep Star to Be a Bruin . "'"•APDilPawt.i LOS ANGELES Forward DllftO Daye, m •ho ~•led 31.4 polnu and 14 rebouncb l)t'r ti•me fOf' Kennedy Hl&h or Los /\ngele11 Oda p11t basketball tuon, announc<-d Monday h will flltend Ct.A n ~t Yt"ar Oayc, tht• Lo' Anpt>les 4 A Cll)' Playtr or lht• Vur In 1978·79, joins forward Cllfr Pruitt of Vl'rbum l>ei and wuotd Michael llullon ol Pa11d~na, tJKt CIJo', Southern St!tUon 4 I\ CO•pl~ers of the year, H ruturt Bnuna. Pruitt and Jloltor announ~ tht!lr lnt~ntlons to altcnd UCLA l'arlll'r • "It cnml' dO\\ n to UCLA. Soulhem California and Notre Ounll'. t~r were the only lhree t1t hools I r~Mlly c:on ldt>rt-d," :.Did Oayt'. 6 7. • ' ,...., ____ .,_,,,•I fN ... ----- Woodlfo Fr)'mH, on why he conllnue to pitch ror the Montreal .:lCpos, even though has arm ulway11 hurls . "I mt•kc more mont•y now In two years thian I did m my ftrst eight An>• man who snys h~ enjoy:-. the game more than the money is fibbing." Sra""9 Strike• O•t 10. Bit• lfo•rr The Ci ncinnati Reds , behind the solid Iii pitching of Tom Seaver, dereated the Atlanta Braves. 9·4, in Nat1onul League action Mon· day night. Seaver struck out 10 batters in cil(ht innings and also hit his 10th career home run In the rourth inning. It was has fourth against the Braves, whom he beat tor the 27th time in 35 career decisions. Jolaony Bench also homered tor the Reds while Gary Matthews and Barry BonaelJ connected for Atlanta ... Rain caused postponement or the Pittsburgh- Philadelphia and Montreal-New York games in the only other NL action srheduled ... Ron LeFlore drove In four runs with a two·run double in the seventh and a two-run single in the ninth a5 the Detroit Tigers turned back the Kansas City Royals, 7-3, in the Am erican League . . Ruppert Jones drove in two runs and scored a third as Seattle handed the winless Oalcland A's suvu their fourth str aight defeat, 5·2 ... Ken Forsch of the Houslon Astros, the first major leaguer lo pitch a no-hitter this season. was named National League player of the week while Cleveland's Rick Waits who pitched a one-hiller against Boston. was selected fo~ the honor in the American League flgllt Enfh In Te«!ltnfral DratC An unintentional bumping or heads that m raused a bad cut over lbe. right eye or Rarael "Bazooka" Limon, -brought a hall to a scheduled 1 2-round~ North American junior lightweight championship bout with Bobby Chacon at the Los Angeles Sports Arena. The bout was stopped in the seventh round on a technical draw when Dr. Bernbarl Schwartz recommended to refereee Lou FWpo that the fi ght be stopped. Chacon had a s ubstantial lead on all three j udges' cards when the bout was slopped ... Former world light heavyweight boxing champion Jolla Coateb of Britain was held to a 10-round draw by veteran Jesse Burnell of Los Angeles at the Anglo-American Sporting Club in London. Referee Harry Levene's decision of a draw was roundly booed. Burnett caught hi s opponent with a left hook lo the head at the end of the first round and Conteh was saved by the bell. Fogt Ent~• Four Cars In l11d11 500 Perhaps it's s heer coincidence but A.J. .- Foyt, who has won four Indianapolis 500 races, has ente red four cars for the May 27 running or the classic. Two other entries Monday were · turned i.n by Rolla Vollstedt, one of which will be driven by Dick Simon of S~fl.Juan Capistrano ... Led by 7-2 Mu Tlch- Cha, China'sl:baSietball team scored a 104·96 upset over a U .S. all-star college squad before 18,000 fans at Peking ... Gary Cavalli, sports information director for five years at Stanford, was named associate director of athletics by the universit) . . Mike Shaw, injured in a March 31 auto rac. ing accirtenl at Ascot Park. died Monday. The Northridge racer suffered severe head injuries when his sprint rar flipped during qualifying . . . Steve Greer, a star de· fensive performer for Georgia in 1969, returned lo join the Bulldog coaching staff. T~11~Rddfo . Following are the major SPorts events on television ton1g~t. Ratings ~re: / 1 1 1 excellent; 111 worth watching · 1 1 fair; 1 forget 1t. ' (-) 6:20 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ NBA BASKETBALL: Lakers at Denver. Announcers: Chick Hearn and Pat Riiey. The Lakers open playott action at the home of the Denver Nuggets in the first game of the series tonight. It Is a best-of· three elimination series with the second game at the Forum Friday night. Denver's better record gives the Nuggets the. home court advantage. ,., c;) 9 p.m., Channel 9 ./ ./ ./ N•HL HOCKEY: Kings at New York Rangers. Announcers: BOb M iller and Pete Weber. The New York Rangers ~tithe Kings in the first of the best-of.three game series in a prelimlnary round of the Stanley Cup competition. The game wlll be telecast tape de· lay, following the Lake rs· Denver game. ' RADIO Baseball -Dodgers at Houston, 5:30 p.m., KABC (790>, M innesota at Angels, 7:25 p.m., KMP~ (710). Basketball- Lakers at Denver, 6:30 p.m., KLAC (570). Hockey -Kings at New York Rangers, S: 20 p.m., KR LA ( 11101. LEASIN& • FLEET DODGERS •• cbarcin1 In ror lbe ball. Alter th•t. I don'l remember what took plete .. Tb• Ru11e1l·Tbom11 uper preserved the flnt uve 11 a Dod•er for Rt'W• only bours after be re]M)rted to bl• new tum. TM Dodaen sent ottcber Rick Rhc>Mn to '"Ptt.,.burlh ln •x· chan1e for Reuas, and tlM hard· throwinc IH\y sot credit ror a n ve In rellet of starter Bob Wt-lch. l>eaplte his s uccess. Reuss watt more lnlerested In his de· fl'lllllVi.' SUPllOt't. "l"AN YOO BELIEVE that pla) ·•" he .aid. rererring lo Ruiuwll'a colllsion catch. "I pla)'ed with a pretty good de· rense in t>ltlaburgh but these 11uys m d the plays ror me all night ·· R~U!ll reUeved Welch to start the sixth a nd didn't allow the ball out or the Infield until lhe ninth when Cedeno led orr with a single to lert field and was .ocrificed to stcond base by pinch·hitter Julio Gonzalez. Dusty Ba ker set up Los Angeles' first run with a leadofr double down the third base line m the fifth lru1ing. lie went to third on a grounder and scored on Joe Fer~uson 's line single to <.'enter, ending a string of 26 scoreless innings for As tros op· ponents. HOUSTON TIED IT in the fifth when Enos Cabell led off "1th an infield single off Welch and scored on Alan Ashby's grounder lo first baseman Steve Garvey. Garvey bobbled the !{rounder, giving Cabell lime.to score. From Page Bl NICKLAUS •. been able to scor e, to keep things together ... B UT THAT WAS in some regular-season evenls. This is lhe Masters. His fellow professionals have little doubt he again will be a major factor in the revered C\'Cnt that starts Thursday on the flowered hills of Augusta Na- tional. a course he has played "ith unmatched s uccess. .. He'll get that spring fever." s aid Ray Floyd . "ll's the Masters. None of us are con· cerned about J ack's ability to come back." '·Throughout his career . Jack has had a way of answering his critics aod detractors with his golf game," said Tom Watson. "H E IS BURNING inside:· said old friend Gary Player, the 1978 Masters champion. "J ust as always. he 'll r eac h ins ide himself for something extra at the Masters ... "Don't wake him up. said Lee Trevino ... You don't mess with a sleeping bear. You wake him . up and he 's grumpy and h e 's liable to claw you up something awful." It is the time or testing lo de- termine if Nicklaus again can answer his critics. if h'e can again reach inside himself for ~hat extra measure of greatness, 1r the claws still are there. \. Pitching Gives Eagles Victory Mike Johns ton 's pitching paced the Esta nria Eagles to a 4·2 victory over La Serna High in consolation bracket action of the Bolsa Grande tournament Monday. Johnston worked fa ve innings on the mound for the victorious Eagles, giving up only two runs and s triking out two batters. Estancia returned lo action to- day against Sacramento Valley for firth place in the tournament. The Eagles took a 9.7 record into the game. The Eagles broke a 2·2 tie in the firth innfog with the aid or an error and a squeeze bunt. Richard Amaral opened the inning with a single and Randy Brower was safe on a two-base error. 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Here la a look at Heb ol the 1tar1.er1 on tbe lM Huntlqton BHcb basketball team-wbat tbey meant to tbat team, wbat lbey've done since, their preHnt altuaUoa and their ret0Uect.iona or 11 years ago: .Mike Coatrerat Dislinguiahed twice with first- team AJl.CJF honors, Contreras was the velvet in the Oilers' at· ta~k . He 'fubiooed an 18.0 over· alf •coriDC average mnd la stiU the school record bolder for most polaU in four years (1.817>. moat poiJU u a varsity player <t ,47?) and hlgbest individual re- coveriea in one aeuon < 117) Today, Coatreraa bas a back· groll_nd which inc:ludes four years at Arizona State, tryouts with the Ponland Trailblazers, San Diego Conquistadores and San Antooio Spurs, a season's tour in Spain, three more cam· palgns in Mexico City and an eye toward an Argentina league. league. "T!>ose were some happy mo· ments." recalls Contreras. now working in the Newport-Mesa School District in the testing de· partment. '·Playing for Arizona Stale al UCLA was a thrill and winning the WAC title as a senior was great. But the 1968 season was the thrill or my career ln bigb school," adds Contreras. Aside rrom Combs, Contreras is the only Himlinglon Beach player to ever be honored twice' on the first team All·CIF. bl1 eoUfle ltudl• at UC Jmae. Now a palDUq eontraetor, his main ln&erelta an •urftal ad travellal "I haven't toucbed a bMlret· ball in 1even or el&bl yean, ·• HYI Sayder. "Wb•t baPIJllleCI tben WU histon. but It WU real· ly enjoyable at the time. Everyone had a good time win· nlng. "The victory over North T<>r· ranee was something, but we had so little lime lo savor it became we had to play Coml!MD the following nlgbt. Actually. I'm not much of a basketball ran rlgbt oow." Roy MIJltt Miller, who used muscle and intelligence to compensate ror bls lack or height al t.be blfh post, was a third team All.C F player u a junior to '68, and followed that with a second team selection a year later in 4·A circles He shot 61 percent from the field c 166-274 > in 1968, an all· time Huntington Beach record. His credentials earned him a scholarship to Long Beach State and upon graduation, he re · turned to the Oilers· campus, where he was an understudy to Combs before talcing over the varsity coaching relns in 1977. "Dere ating Marina for the league championship a t our gym is something I've always re- membered a bout that season," says Miller. "We lost to them twice before league. but when the chaps were down and the t1Ue was on the Greg Snyder line we aJways seemed to beat Snyder, now 29 and still a them . bachelor. was a deadeye from "And it was a good feeling, go· the outside with bis patented ing on to the Cl F playoffs. The jumpers. last three gaml'::.. Sunny Hills. From the night he went to the North Torrance and Compton rree throw line as a sophomore were extremely exc1tmg games. and beat Coach Lute Olson's "The thing that made it ni ce Marina quintet with two free was the David and Goliath syn· throws with no time left on the drome. We were the underdogs c lock <64·63) before a roaring and people were rooting for us capacity crowd, Snyder was because or that. It gave us added Huntinm"" Beach's Mr. Outside. incentive tha t others were pull· Ub""" ing for us." It was the Oilers' 1965-66 opener, setting the stage for one thriller Now 27. Miller is married to after another with Marina in the the former Paula Johnson. years to come . Brian Ambrozich Sn yder finis hed his senior Underrated while in high year with All-Sunset League school, Ambrozich matured into honors, averaged 18.4 points a a n all-conference playe r al game and is second only to Milte Golde n Wes t Coll ege and Con t reras as llunliog ton Brigham Young University. Beach's all-lime scoring leader Still an enthusiastic basketball with 1,415 points as a member or player at 28. Ambrozich is now the varsity 6·6 and resides with his wife, the From Huntington Beach former Lynne Bartimore, and Snyder went on lo Stanford <one three-year-old son EMc. year before a knee injury The story was that Ambrolirh. sidelined him> and completed who averaged 10.0 a game as a * * * * * * Fr0atPa~Bl OILERS' VINT AGE YEAR .. seemed their finest game of the Combs era. stopped North Tor· ranee, 72-71. with Miller's free throws in the waning seconds winning it. "It was really a great high school basketball game." recalls Combs. "We played well against Compton in the finals, but in the second half. we finally just ran out of gas." <.;ompton won64-52. Nine Combs' teams won 20 games or more in a season and the 1967~ span saw a combined won-loss record or 79·1 l. Outstanding players have come and gone in Huntington Beach·s history, such as Dennis Hamilton Kim Stewart a nd ~lmer Combs. the latter a two· lime AlJ.CJ F first team s tar oflhe 40s. But nowhere will you find in the Oilers· history a quintet with the combined talent or Contreras Miller. Snyder, Ambrozich and Seibert. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West DI vision NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division ~':r&l:.~ ft!_ '1'be ~ jalt ... ,, •••• to tee me la PS Wore tbe ...._. ' ball ...... ltarted, .... ,. Am· broaicb. "I bad eYel'J ....... . to co out for butetball." As • tranafer from GllDllba High ln Pomona, Ambrodch was on the Junior varsity as a Junior and says be was clOHr to 6-! than 6·3 as a senlor. Now in building constructJoa, Am brcnlcb b•d a tryout with San Diego in tbe American : Basketball Association and bas : s ince played In several AAU and s ummer leagues. . His most exciting moment • with the Oilers in that ll68 : championship year? "I got the : last tlp·in against North Tor· : ranee. That I remember," says • Ambrozich. : Not the scoring threat that : Contreras, Snyder and Mlller • were at the time, Ambroztch was a top rebounder and still ' holds the school record for most • rebounds in one $eason -479, which averages out lo 15.4 a game Rick Selbert Seibert did not score in double ·, figures. but his 150 assists and 76 · reeoveries underline bis value to : the team. The assist mark was a : school record, since broken four : lames . • Now an EJ Toro resident with : has wife £lleo, Seibert bas a : r 1 ve ·year-old son 1 Brad> and • another child due in June. : Seibert was the playmalcer, : but ha s best sports were football . I deferunve back l and baseball ; •third base>. H e played football aod baseball at Orange Coast and earned a football scholarship to Cal Poly <Pomona.> Injured, he transferred to Long Beach State and now is e mployed with the Ocean View School District as a s peech pathologist. ··1 enjoyed that season a great deal. .. says Seibert. "But the thing I \•aJue the most ls that we are still in contact with a lot of • the people that we played with. We're still friends and J value that a great deal .. Jt ·s hard to piclc out any one thing that year, the whole season was really good. I en· Joyed wanning the conference and it was very satisfying when we beat Newport and Marina. The playoffs a re an experience you can·t know until you have been through it.'· Borg Tops Italian In Opening Match MONTE CARLO, Monaco <~P > -· Sweden 's Bjorn Borg, No. 1 seed in the Monte C8.rlo Open tennis tournament, sailed lhrough the first round today "1lh a 6-1, 6-0 victory over Paulo Bertolucci of Italy. Borg will meet Jose Higueras or Spain i.n the second round. In other men 's s ingles m a tches, Victo r Pecci of Paraguay defeated Ivan Lend.I or Czechoslovakia. 6-1. 6·3: Tomaz Smid of Czechoslovakia downed Andrew Pattison of ' Rhodes ia, 6·3, 6·2: and Geoff Masters of Australia defeated Johan Kriek of South Africa. JOHNSON & SOM SALESMAN OF THI MONTH r . W L Pct. GB 3 0 1.000 W L Pct. GB Mi nnesota Texas Kansas City Seattle Angels Chicago Oakland l 0 1.000 J 3 l .750 b 3 2 .600 1 2 2 .500 112 l 2 .333 2 0 4 .000 31'2 Eas t Division Baltimore 2 1 .667 Boston 2 t .667 Milwa14kee 2 1 .667 Detroit l l .500 vl Cleveland I 2 .333 t New York 1 2 .333 J Toronto O 3 .000 2 Qodgers Houston San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego Atlanta 4 l .800 3 I .750 I~ 3 1 . 750 "2 2 3 .400 2 l 3 .250 2'h 0 4 .000 3~ East Division New York 2 0 1.000 St. Louis 2 O 1.000 Montreal 2 l .667 '2 Pittsburgh 1 2 .333 11;2 Chicago O 2 .000 2 Philadelphia o 2 .000 2 ...,..,.,Sc~ D-..n 2. 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AP Wlrt ..... 10 SWINGING A HOT BAT -George Brett of Lhe Kansa::. City Hoyals warms up his bat handle with a hot water bottle during Monda ~··s ho m e J?am e against the Detroit Tigers. It had little effect. though. as the T ige rs won. 7.3 J.• Dovil!on I LomQOC tlC>-01, 2. Reoonoo 11 .. 11 J Fuiienon "ll. •.Santa •n• ll ·•·ll s Upland 111·31, 6 HOOvt'r •• .,, I C•••v •8 2·11. I l.yn-110.SI, 7. Tuston 11~1. 10 Aon r\l<le Poly II.JI l·A Di•illM I. Glenn 112.01; 2. Co•1na llJ.21 J. c.r .... .... Mar Ill.JI; 4. MIHIOll v i.10 111·21. s M•rllesle 11~21: .._ Nort11v1ew 110-0 . 1 Scnurr (11·21. I. E•celslor 00.31; •.Central • ..... 10. Allh!IC)pe V•llev 110.ll I·• Dlvl•l9'1 I 6 e!I Jelluso11 112--01, 2 •r11n91on 1•l1. l. Rio Mew 1111 0 ; •.Noire D•mt 1Rl•ers1oe1 lt-2°t1. s B1oom1no1on 11.21. 4 LA Bapll\I 110.1·11; I S.1. Jospeh 19-31, I Fillm ore i. l l, • Yucaipa ll·J I. 10 ~l•l>ilwsl~·I! P•O •£SUI.TS MEN Tul,,. To"'"'""'*"' fal T11t1a1 Finl Aovncl Edel•• 01D1>S d~t. 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LOUIS CA"OINALS -AMOllnted ltlo retlremenl Of I.Gu ll"O<ll, Otllfleldtr, eflec:- llvo ot the end ot Ille-· SOCCIE• ~~u..HEVAOA SEAGUU.S -SlllMCI ~rlo Lvlu a,torw«d. HEW J1Elt$£Y AMERICANS -Slfl\ed Kevin Kler!M!t, EllOl1 Moren olld Emlllo Jolln,tcwwenb. co..uo• INOIAN .... P\J•DUE UNIVl:RSITY -11/t. -Od tile m19Ntlon ot Kirby ove..-. lleM lletileftlell coet"· tftCI S•m .1911ftt0fl, •.»llllfll MMottloell C-11 ST. ~£.TE"'S COL.LEGE -N1mecl ... 0...let--~ICOkll• STANl'OttO ui.1vE•S1TV -H•mef o.rv C.W911l ettoei.tf dl~tor of otlltellu .. ltAICA• IHNINOI 1. Daneff w.nr 111 1. "'''IMlnll Pett't *-....,."''°" 4.Calt V~ ,,...., ..... '· Deftnie AllllfOll 1.0..1•~~ • .,.. Mllllkllll •• ...,..., l"«Mlll 16.0 K Ulfl<ll TW9d1¥, April 10, 1119 JC ~ourney Begins Th&rsdtlY·i . : Oranie Coaat and Golden West colleges will be hosting aom e top o ut-of ·s tate J C baseball teams Thurs day tbrouah Saturday ln the second annual Wendell Pickens Easter Tournament. ~ lh addlton to Orange Coast and Golden West, who boUMea<t, their respective conference races. the rive.team round robin a rfalr will include defending tourney champion Mesa Com· Anteaters Roll Past I Biola, 8-5 Dennis Kause hit a home run and J ohn Kremer pitched no·hil ball in relief to post his first vie· tory of the season as the UC Irvine Anteaters downed visiting Biota College Monday afternoon in non-conference baseball ac· lion. 8·5. T he teams squared off again today al Biol a. With the score tied at 5·5 going into the botto m of the seventh in· ning. the Anteater s came up with a pair of runs. Bob Rucci opened with a s ingle. his third of four hits in the gam e. and went to second on a single by Ke n Munger . Pete Bethea moved the run· ner~ up on an er ror , then Eddie Kn aggs bunted Jlucci a cross ~1th a single and Jessie Moore s ing led to get a n ins urance marker across. In the eighth inning. Kause belted his home run to add to the UC I total. K rcmer pitched well in 3~3 in· nings. striking out two and walk- ing one. D9Unlty College ol Meaa. Arl1., Pima College of Tucson and College of Southern Idaho. Last year Mesa defeated OCC 12·5 in the final round to win the championship. "This is the only re_gional JC baseball tourney ln the country, and all five entries are extreme· ly s trong," says OCC baseball coach Mike Mayne. Mayne feels Mesa should be the favorite again . Face Bang ers "M .. ftalshed •IDODI tbe top five teams in the nation lut year and they look Just u touch thl1 HHOD,.. U)'I Mayne. "Tbelr offeoaive attack appears to be allDOll .. good .. it ... last \rear. and their _J)Jtebilt& ii fmproved." All games will be pla)'fld oa the OCC and Golden West cam- puses. The team finishing Witb the best record will be declared the tournament champion. • Kings' Act Hinges On a PUnch Line NEW YORK <AP> -Marcel Dionne noticed right a way. • When Los Angeles Kings Coach Bob Berry added left wing Charlie Simmer to his line with right wing Dave T~ylor, "there was no doubt we·d do we11.·· But few could have e xpected the trio to do as well as it has this National Hockey League season. ln the line·s first game toget her. at Det roil Jan. 13, Dionne scored four goals and Taylor one in a 7·3 rout of the Red Wings. And by season ·s end. after they had played 38 games as a unit. the three Kings· s ha rp. s h oote rs had a masse d 159 points, including 60 goals IF THEY PLAYED for the New York Ranger~. the names Dionne, Taylor a nd Simmer could well be household names for any hockey fan. But torught they·11 be playing aga inst the Rangers in the opener of their bes t-of-three NHL playoff series. ··That ·s one of the drawbacks of playing on the West Coast: you don·t get the coverage you get here,'· s aid Taylor . .. But thal·s OK. I'll j ust have to wall longer for it. If I ke ep playing the same way. 1"11 get the rec- ognition.·· He scored 43 goals -the s ixth· highest tota,l ln the league .• Dionne scored 59, second only to the 69 s·cored by the New York Islanders' Mike Bossy. S I MMER, IN 38 games. ma naged 21 goals and 27 assists for 48 points not bad for a player who had flunked out at training camp. "Simmer didn't show that much in training camp.·· s aid Be rry. explaning why Simmer s tarted t h e sea s on in t h e Ame r i can Hoc key League. .. The n he worked a lot on his skating and this time, when he came up lo the NHL. he was able to keep up with the play.·· Now it's up to the opposition to keep up with Simmer and bh. mates. ··Thal first game . I was a little surprised al how we ll lhing~ went." s a1d the 25·year·old Stm· mer. who broke into the NHL with the California Golde n Seals . "As time went on. a liUle con· fidence ca m e to m e ,.,d we worked up a few plays. "WE'RE A GOOD unit,'• said Dionne. who has scored 40 or more goals five times in his eight NHL seasons. "We look \Cry good offensively. and de· fensively ; they're not scoring ma ny goals against u:;. ·· The \'ictory brings UCI ·s rec· ord to 15·20 for the season. F ollowi ng tod ay·s g ame at Biola . the Anteaters will play in the four·team Ora nge County tourna m ent a t Harl Park in Orange beginning Thursday. UC! plays Cal Sta te Fullerton at 7 in its first game of the two.day af. fair that also invol\'es Southern California College against Cha p· man at3. 'faylor certainly didn 't get much recognition an his draft year : His name was called by the Kings after 209 others had been chosen in the 1975 grab bag of am ateur talent. This year is a different story "Charlie's big. He gets a lot of res pect,'· .s;iid Taylor, speaking ; of the 6·foot·3. ·195.pound Sim· m er ... He can dig the puck out or the corners and he ·s stron~ • around the net. Strike Coming? Los Alamitos Racing Off LOS ANGELES <AP> -There will be no ha r· ness racing at Los Alamitos Racetrack tonight, and Wednesday's st'heduled opening of Hollywood Pa rk ·s 77·day thoroughbred racing meeting is in jeopardy. In addition. thoroughbred racing at Golden Gate f'ields near Albany may also be affected by a threatened strike of parimutuel clerks. A contract between pa rimutuel clerk!> and the Fe deration of California Racing Associations ex· pired at midnight Monday and no settlement has been reached. A UNION SPOKESMAN said a possible strike wouldn't begin b<'fore Wednesday al the earliest. But Dan Downs, Southern California Rac ing As· sociation vice preside nt and general manager. an· nounccd Monday night that tonight ·s Los Alamitos card had been canceled due to the dispute The re was no word as to whether racing would be held al Golden Gate today. On Monday. the California Horse Raring Board suspende d the working permits that we re is· sued to 502 temporary employees at Hollywood Pa rk. The action . for now. spoils the track·s plans to open using some personnel newly trained in electronic parimutuel machines. which have been installed. T H E LABOR DISPUTE involvin g lhe parimutuel clerks and other unions at all major Ca lifornia tracks p recipitated Monday·s meeting. The board voted to suspe nd the Hollywood Park permits and ordered management and labor into 24·hour continuous negotiations with a slate labor conciliator present. In addition. the boar~. with three new mem· be rs appointed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown last Thursday Hd Including Gray Davis. his chief of staff, set another meeting tonight for further con· sideration. Meanwhile. Hollywood Park filed documents with Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Vernon Foster requesting a hearing on an application for a writ of mandate whic h would clear the way for the track to open. THE WRIT WOULD prevent the board from revoking the licens~s of the tempora ry personnel and the Hollywood Park racing license. A hearing was to be held today on the matter. Racquetba ll Tourney Set Tom Fears and Is iah Robertson will be pla,v· ing in the Irvine Rae· quetball Open tourna· m ent April 18-22 at The Irvine Clubhouse with proceed s goi n g t o benefit the athletic pro· grams of youngste rs in the City of Irvine There will be compel•· t1 o n in m e n ·s a n d wo men's di\'isions in o pe n. B, C and nov1ct• c lassifit'ations. Entry forms a re available at The Irvine Clubhouse. 17850 Sky Park Blvd .. or by t'a lling 754· 7500. ) ri • p .. r WIDE AREA COVERAGE ORANGE CO.-L.A. '17.18 ~.,:.. ~O DEPOSIT ON APPROVED CREDIT CALL UNDA BLUE ABOUT A 10% INTEREST LOAN FOR HOMEOWNERS. 'Newport Equity '"Funds· Inc LICENSED BAOl<ER SINCE IQ89 (714) 644·8824 Flyers Star Treated CONTRACTORS! PHILADELPHIA <AP> -Philadelphia F ly era forward Rick Mac lelsh wn released from Pennsylvania llos pltaJ Monday follow· ing treatment for a skin Infection, the National Hockey Leasue team 1ald. A club apokesman aaid Maclelah wlll not play ln ' playoff game against the Vancouver Canuclts Tuesday night. He may be available for the skond playoff 11me Thursday night In Van· couver. MOW AYAM ..... OIAMelCCM*TY COMPLITI HOMI S,...Y PI04NAM • VIDIO T APl'INSTIUCTIOMS ,.,y.., COMllACTOU STATI UCIMSI ..,... .................... -...,.., ........ ..... ...... ,.... ... ,.._ .. ,...., .................. . ...... ' ' , ' ( f .. cOllld ..., .. , ~al •bout the rtet Of pverameat." mUUon a year. with t~ extra ~t paaeed t.ct lhe 109'tmment W ASlllNOTON f AP> -A-"' tlae 1rowtn1 tlamor over a balalM*I budset. the So••rn· ... t .... lbut ... a• ob9cufe federal boent tbt ·~ ,.1 Ull • -ol U.. few apnriel to take In more saone1 than •t ......... Calltcl tbe U.S. Reo.totleUon Board, the .... , ... tl'ha.d Ttae board'• demise !81no after u IDC.tM!ve lobb)'iq fl· fort by dM .. , .... lndultry. "We had • lol of blt·lime enemiel and w. cloo'l bave a Jot ot wett•flne.od frlftda." com plalntd • con1re11lonal aide who 1upported lhf board and who laked nol to be ldenur.~ And that. che cr lliO 11ld • wiped out Aft,)' ••v\naa. "Al a tlme wben 1overnment ha1 IU avowed purpote of cut- ti 111 off unneed e d ... paperwork. lt verses on the rtdlcwau., to s~dle both sides with t.bc C()f)tly. unwleldly lnef. fe<'tlve . process known H re· negot1at1on1:· decltred Karl Uarr Jr .• .,reside nt of the Aero•P•~ Industries Associa· tlon or Amtrka. ' durin1 tb e Korean War lo 1uard aplnat pro. Ute erin1 by defense con tract.oh. Lut year l1 U · turned to the aovernment $34 .4 mlllion ln profits tt "°.,,.. •• had found to be unw1 manled, while spending only $6.2 mUbon. THE BOA•D WAS a good deal ror the taxpayer:· sald Sen. William Proxmire. D-Wls .. who pushed the revival attempt. "If ln~ 1176. the bond and ala. HO llalt employeu, who tx amlne ~ensc contract.I after lb~ work is complt t4'd. b'U tx>en Um lted by Congrt'Q to 'Work on all backlo« and prohibited (l'Qm tallin& on at\Y ~w contracts OVER THE Y£All8. cnllci; u lled the board "a haven for poliU~I hacks" and a basuon of tnefficlency that saddled small contractors wtth red tape, while leaving the lar ge ones alone. They claimed the agency's re· porting requirements cost busi· nesamen from $40 mllllon to $400 THE BOARD'S supporters ,argued. however. that industry has exauerated those costt ·and cite d a 1977 re po rt by the General Accou.nling Office. tbe lnve1ttg1Uve arm or Congress, that said accurate cost figures could not be determined. "Thotie who criUcize u.s aiake up the number of what it C06ts th em .... T hey h a v e n o Countians Promoted Gardea Grove Commllldty Ballll has appointed F . Paal a..ker, Costa Mesa, senior vice president and senaor loan officer. G.J. <Jay.) Jullaltls has been named direetor or plastic botUe ma rketing and sales for the Georgla-Padflc Corp. p ackaging divis ion, Newport Beach . He is responsible for establishing lending poUcies and standards and will develop, supervise and train Joan officers and staff personnel for the new bank. He also will be responsible for development of new plastic containers for production in Arizona, Washington and California. He will headquartered here. He spent eight years as vice president of Bank of Newport and has been a banking officer for 17 years • Gibnlt.ar Sa'YinCs aad Loan AssoclaUoo has • DoaaJd E. RetaDie has been promoted to vice president of Avco Fiaandal Servkes, Newport. Beach. and assigned as direct.or of leasing for Av· co Financial Services Leas ing Co. elected J. Leo SUWvan as senior vice president . lending, and chief loan officer. He joined the company in August 1972 as an accounting supervisor. Most recently he has been a ssistant vice president and director of operations for the leasing subsidiary. His responsibiJities include supervision of loan origination, installment lending, loan service, ap. pra isaJ and loan marketing functions. • 8eD & Howell's Computer Output Microfilm ision, Newport Beach. has appointed Robert L. wly created manufacturing . Barns to manage its ne CASH operaljon. . Former m anufactu YOUR Griff Manufacturing . he DAILY PILOT CAN FAST experience in electroni ring manager for Carr· has more tha n 20 years of c and-electro-mechanical ng. He will coordinate . . quality a ssurance and anagement. products ma nufacturi BE RECYCLED! H o m eown e r s : mate rials m anagement A Loans arranged for any reason. Credit. no pr?>bl e m . Borrow on your equity. Call now for courte ou s. fas t information. testing and production m The Industrial Prod Automation. Irvine, has tional sales manager . He joined the divisj • ucts division of Compater named Dick Stein as na· ~ange coast College 17 I 4J 547-7151 as an applications engin the direct sales force in on more than six years ago eer before transferring to Chicago. He later became anager and returned to member or the division opef'ates the official AM&ICAN central region sales m c ente r for Cos t a Mesa MorkJa~Co. Irvine last year as a gene ral manager's sta~f. LEASE FROM NABERS. • FREEDOM FROM INCONVENIENCE whatever model of Cadillac you choose to flt your llft·styte ... distinction comes standard 2800 HAll•Oll •OU ... VARD, COSTA ll•SA (714) 840·9100 ~--------------------------, • • If you're not earning at least 10% inter· est on your money,'you should send for our free brochure. · It shows you howin<fividual investors. credit unions, and penslon funds have always made money by making investments through Newport Equity Funds. So just write or call N~rt Equity Funds, Inc., 620 Newport Center Drive, N0.vport Beach. Cattfomla 92660. (714) 759-1001. NAME.~~~~~~~~~~ ADDRESS~~~~~~~~~ CITY~~~~~~~~~~~_;. SDU'E~---~~~~~~~~~ l ziP~~~~~~~-- " 1E.EPHONE I ~;;W~·I ....... & 0 I fl ....... PIJIJ1f. 0 "'8. NEWPORT f()UIT'( ,\JNoe LU~ MOf(Ut .. l'lfCE. •On tTVll dMlle ... ""°'IO...,_ ,_.,_. .... ;----...-......,.- • Petitions ·Filed In Court The following have fil e d p e tition s o r bankruptcy in Federal Court lo Santa Ana: ~•a.11 -C.\11 .,.,_._. ~· cr-oe. ... Otlve, Wu tm lnster, II•• 11ueo ll•olllli.• ot $1,321 e"4 •n ets ot "·OU. -Harrb 1Cr•1nmllft, 1m1 &Aron Circle. Unit I, Hunllf"Jtol\ 8 .. <11, IMIS '"'.., ,....,"llti ot ,..,,,. -•sse<s of '2.tso. MAACt4S -Wiiii..,, F. T1mMerl'Nlft Jr .• 2•0S NTllle5and, UNI I. HIO<llin9\0f'l 8Hch. llU 11\led lle«Mhli.s OI $U.1•2 •ncl •s- MI• Of 113.lOO. -rn. ~iul Ma•"•'· Inc • i..i. ~ Mt9\ll'f Ori .... -port lle~I). II•• hst..i 1..ollltiu ot s1~.14' -•uell of W,591. -llato.tr• 1.ov Auue11. '1St AOMn• A ..... H·lOt. ~I• Mew , ll•s 11$194 11410illlles 01 s••.I" •nd ••wts oOI0,'1S. -Freel LYU• ~el, 1~ Al•l»m• SI • H11nto119ton 8Hcn. no os1ed ll•btlltlesol '6,9ti -euets ot 1"110 MAAQft -W•rr•n M•rv1tt Auttf .,.., Mi<M le l.CllHW Runy, uoo Adam .. A ... , 21-0, ~le MeW, tw .. hSteO M •sWll or lleOlllllU. -Gotde n Wett Emer9ency Serv ices. CIO Mt<,,..1 Le19ht, f/f Ete<tn< A .... SHI a..<11, "•~ llllec:t 11.oiuues ot ~1.--•»eh of $UI ..... MAltCHU -l'rw ""'Nip ~. 17GM 8 SI . Unit e. Hl.tnlonvtOn e.ec11, lie• 11si.o h•Dllltlfl ot $29,244 ...o •u •h of V.310. -Je,..,.., JoM C.W.k> •nd Mkllele J eanne ee .. rt0, 1•n1 Sycamorto. F-i.1t1 Val..,,, ..... hlMO no •1- Mh or 11.tlihtlft. -ltiCl!Md CMI C.r•ltle, "" Leftder Cin:le, HU11tl"910fl &.e<ll, N • ll•led llAOilittfl Ol $IJ,IU-•1- M .. of 5 I, IOO. .... Computer~..-..... flfur ... " complalned Harry Van C eve. the bo•rd's •ella• chalrlftAD. On bil lut day at wort. Van Cleve pci6ated aerou bis omee.. dH ll to • atack of five pendlq c aan that he said would brtnc 115 m illion ln savings for the govemment lf the board could act on them. ff.£ ADDED THAT $162 billJon worth of defense sales remain unexamined and. using past cases as a guide. said they prob- a bly include about $650 million. in unwarranted profits. The board has returned $1.4 blliLon to the government since it began worjt In 1951. Supporters cont~nd millions more were saved because the board was a deterrent. The late Sen. Paul Douglas, D·lll .• once compared it to "a cop on the beat" dis· couraging profiteering. ln April 1m. President Carter sa id ln ~ anti-inflation speech he would insist on "a stronger and more vigilant Renegotiation Board ... which bears down ha rd on excessive profits In gov· ernment contracts." A~Wl-- Ripoffs Batt/,ed COLUMBUS, Obto CAP> - Experts are bullcUDI 1tron1er electronic fences ln an effort to make computer systems more s e c ure fr o m c.rtmlna l technology. "Gains are being made on all fronts," said Donn 8. Parker. who conducted a two day brief. Ing on computer crime at Ohio Stale Univer stty.'s Fawce tt Center for Tomorrow. in a pro- gram sponsored by the school's division of continuing educaUon. P.ARKER, ASSOCIATED with S R I International at· Stanford Unlversit1. has spent the la.st nine years investigating com- puter crime. Computer criminals are neec- ing business and government by billions of dollars annually, he said . ··The problem is growing very signifi cantly . We don't know how much there really is; I have almost680 cases in our research files and these don't include the larger cases." Parker said. BUT CARTER'S budget orfice later rejected requests by the board for more money and personnel. and last year Carter never filled two board vacan· cies. Some agency m embers and congressional s upporters com· plained Carter did not push hard enough on Capitol Hill. 8t1lllllf Pro..0Cft IN ADDITION TO developing techniques to separate one ac· t1vi ty from another, efforts are unde r way to safeguard data by encryption, secret coding. "They set us up like a straw target and then let the defense andustry lobbyists lake pot shots al us. We needed help.·· said one agency official. who asked not to be identified. T he Easter bunny. in this case J ohn Riley of New Yor k. got an early start on the seasonal celebration in a promotion of a flowe r show at Macy's department store. Running late on his job. he caught a cab. "We are also increasing the control o( people to the data flies stored in romputers. And we are improving the method of verify . ang the identity of people having access to computers." Parker said . Eocom Exec Resigns T he increasing ..ise of com· puter technology is making con- su m e rs much safe r in their va rious kinds of fina nc ia l transactions. Parker said . One of lhe ways this Is being done is by r educing the number of peo- ple m pos1t1ons of trust who have ac('ess to the systems. Larry G. Larson. president of Eocom Corp .. frv1m:. has an nounced his resignation effective April 20. He will join lloney"ell fn('., a company with which he was affiliated m the l~. Richard Amtower. vice president and general mana~er of thl' graphic s yste ms d1\ ision. wa& appointed general mana~er or the company. o"~r 1'h~ Countt·r NASO listmqs · N W 'l'ORIC lAPI &1 ~ •ntmtG\ lJ'• u ... ~1rol1t ~1''1 !IJ .... S•••...Ct N Jq , ~onP•o ;; ~ ... ,~.~C::"t!·,~· r•wtO !&"> """ 11\BIW\n q" 101 ~lht>On 11'~ 1''-'· ~Pf!•Eo , ... I • (fps and Do..,,.. CroHre ,, .... 18'• lw•SoUt ,...., 1S P1eroSS 10~• It 11M E OC )•• s • '°"•' Seturillei ~lltlrFeo ' ... 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Inflation czar Alfred Kahn said the profit surge "puts business on trial in t he eyes of the American people. • H's not clear yet what companies are expected to do. Can you imagine a bunch of corporate executives meeting to discuss how they can cu.rt.ail the record earnings flowing in from all parts or the company'! Asking a firm to roll back earnings is like asking someone to put a shoe intended for the left foot on the rig ht foot. Here. for the rec. ord. are the top 10 prof- it makers of 1978 <and Money Tree the change from 1977 profits>: American· Telephone & Telegraph. $5.2 billion. up 19 percent: General Motors. $3.S billion. up S percent : In· ternational Business Machines, $3. l billion. up 14 percent: Exxon. $2.7 billion. up 13 percent: Ford Motor Sl.5 billion. down S percent: General Electric, $1.2 billion, up 13 per- cent: Mobil. $1.1 billion. up 10 percent; Standnd Oil of In- diana . $1 billion. up 4 percent; and Eastman Kodak. S002 million. up 40 percent. YOU CAN SEE AT A GLANCE who the bad guys artt They're the seven companies which had the gall to score a double·digit increase in profits. On the other hand, General Motors and Standard Oil of Indiana are to be commended for their modest achieve- ments . And let's hear it big for Henry Ford's company: It made less money last year than 1t did in 1977. The While House might consider pulling together a new honor roll of companies based on how poorly they did. for example, how about thi s roster of 10 companies show· ing their profit performances in 1978: Grevhound. SSS million. down 29 percent: Coors, SS4 million, down 19 percent; The New York Times Co .• $15 million. down 4-0 percent: Pabs,t. Sil million. down 49 per- cent; Occidental Petroleum. $6 million. down 96 percent ; Uniroyal. $5.9 m1lhon. down 83 percent: Royal Crown Cola. Sl million. down 93 percent: Ward Foods, SI million. down 46 percent. Phillips· Van Heusen. $1 million. down 58 ~r cent: and White Motor, $300,000, down 71 percent. -J NOW THAT'S MORE UKE IT. These 10 compantes really managed to retard their profits in a significant man- ner. Even better perhaps were those companies that rolled their profits back so convincingly that they ended up an the loss column for the year. Let·s salute these seven top infla · tion fighters or 1978: I Chrysler. wilh a 1978 deficit of $204 mllljon: Firestone. Sl48 million: Arlen Realty $418 million: F. & M. Schaefer. $63 malhon; Gener a l Dynamics, $48 million; Bulova Wat.ch. S.1 million. and ldeaJ Toy, Sl million. Stock Market Back On Upward Course • ? . .. NEW YORK 1AP1 --The stock market turned upw•d today. making a bid to revive its s pring rally after Mfn· day·s mild setback. The Do" J one's :H erage of 30 industrials. down 1;99 points Monday. gained 5.02 to878.72 today. : Gamers outnumbered losers by a 5-3 margin among New York Slock Excha nge -listed i sues. T rading rC'mainC'd halted in the shares of one of the Dow's components. F'.W. Woolworth . . ~lot"b In The Spo1li9h1 DoacJone s .. t rera~ NEW YORK IAPI Actv•nnd Ot!ChM<I Un<IWll9f!d T ot•I t$SUH -"·~ New low• Due to late tra n s m ission today's 1 lstlng w ill not appea r In the Daily Pilot. WHAT AMCX OID NEW YORK (API "'""~ OKllMd unc11Ml9fd Tot.i iU•Je) Hew llf11h' New IO•s Prtt. •OCMY 0.Y .Ml1 17J HI ~ 1lr0 24' l6S ..., H n • s NEW YORK IAP1 H-y & H#m.tn sPOl ,II_ tT.$/0 e,.i....,."'""' 11.m ; t-lc•ttd .,.,,.. • DM.YN.01 • , Tueedl¥. Apnl ,0, '971 MARMADUKE .... "-• ·-· "This must be what they mean when they talk about on energy shortage!" SUPERHEROES I I I ;. by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta by Tom latilli PEANUTS IF I DON'T LOVE '<OU NOW, WMlt' ~O I LOVE '(OU TMeN ? --~~~~~~~~~~ SHOE 'l/THOfft P\.NITEO HK; .t:M8 /llETDNllTOR Otol ME WHILE t WAS ~ NS trMK KFNT- SO rrs 60r TO ee HIOOEN IN 1)419 511JFF .. , MOON MULLINS ! 10 By Bil Keane "My new shoes look like little police cars.'' DENNIS THE MENACE 50 I ~Aile.HEP rnRCUGH THIS 5TUFF &Y HAllU. &UT sm.i COUl..OH'T FINO ANYTHING··i\IEN i>----"' AT 5Ul''EINi/JEEt)I TH~N l'l.I.. 6NE ' IT A iHCROUGH ANO ~'THCX)fCAl INSPB:TION ... by Jeff MacNelly C<Jlf.()J ... WNTCRY. (,Af<£Y, .. ftO-" ~ DR. SMOCK IS SMOCK .AN OL.P-F.ASHIONE:P POCIOR!' t«'ELSEN ~o_ ~-~ suRe, ~·ve seeN HIM G LJL.P POWN "f"WeN"T"Y OF "THE.MIN .A ROW.' ANO'f"ER NEIL, ~l.I ~? I "AVE A fR IE NO r-JAM£.0 WEI I..~ __....e • • • by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh OU~ MARf\Ef ~ IND!lftrS M'.LL ~l!. '6A~1TE:S IF Wf; (.NJ IJWTRAUzt 11-lt Rr'.71'\ FAlfOR llJ 111E Pt.J81.f'-Ml~D • ..i1ft.5f}J. W~ 6/JTTA FORGET 1RrttJ6 TO ~VINCE. ~€ 1HER€'S NOT A l<I~ ! GO Wlfli ~SK!f GORDO JUDGE PARKER YOU KNOW, :>AM l'VE 6CEN LOOIC.IHu Al YC'U. THIN~N\,) vOu l\EMINO ME Of 60ME901>Y 1·ve KNOWN ,. ANO r JUST flvUREO If 0Uf.' YOU lOOK LIKE MY FATHER/ ,. TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY OH. YEAH! HE WA.5 THE 61tEATEST ! SOMETIMES l THIHK MAY&E l MAD AN OEDIPUS COMPLEX A&OUT Miii\ ! IS THAT POSSll~>LE ? ~~ CLICK! t WHAT A SNEAKY WAY TO GET ME HOME GETT"/AIC, ~1010 s..EEP OAI/ rHE...JOe WOW/ • by Harold Le Ooux l'M &URE THAT IF SAM WERE AOLE TO PUf HIM5ELF IN YOUR FATl-IER"S PLACE, HE'D SAY THE OEDIPU!'>· COMPLEX WAS MUTUAL. PAHY.' bv Tom K. Ryan ~~.-.. t i .. 1 ·---..-.- by Emit Bushmiller •• • Sl-4E BOUCrl-4T AN ICE- CREAM MAN'S BELL 1 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 49 Cool drinks 1 Banfl"s prov 50 Bashlul 5 Old 51 H<1ndsome 10 -bowl 8111 u HulCll 53 01va·s SOIO 15 Harness SS Sin horse 56 And area 16 Within 81 Eic11nc1 birds Prel11t 6<' Ballet turn 17 Derbies Fr plirase 1 words 64 Neg contr 19 Asian port 65 Lloyd - 20 Ascehc 66 E1gh1 Preh1 ?1 Cuprile 67 Minus 1" Ag1s 68 Prohc1en1 23 Linger 69 Those ones UNITED Feature Syndicate Monday's Puule Solved: Ir , .1~ I •I• l•l· 1 I• , 1.1., w 1 •• I• 1. 11.1.1, • 1.1.1,.1 .. 1. I C ... ( 1 I• & w 1 ... 1 T 'sin • l II A l •• ' ( " l D 0 11 • I T • 0 ( 11• ( l I D (-- - 111 IT• --I s .. 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Apt1110. 1m -.~.,,. •1-·-iiD~ :.1 ... TtJBE TOPPERS 0..1 Alen AJcl4I • .MCMI • • • ' T~ 11'1 Til9 Attic" ' I 1113) OMrl Millin, 0.111· dll'9 ,... A !Nfl'a IWO ooa ... ,..,. lillt«• ~ "'° hie ,....~ witll • ,,..,.,... WOft'IMI Ct flt• I • ....,,.. AHO THI ~ 1·~ WHll1m1" Compoe.- ., Of "$1111 w.,... end ·s11.,•rmen." Joh11 WllllMta. end Hol\ywOod lllM ICOft '"'""" Mlltlot Roue jo111 Andf9 Prevtn fOf a l'llOYl9-MWIC: IC)9CIK · ulaf ID THa 0008nAU OOVME't' KCOP.G).8:00 -"Toys in the Attic." Movie with Dean Martin. Geraldine Page. A man's two sisters break up his relationship _with a married woman. KNBC IJ 9:00 ... "Legend of the Golden Gun.·· A young farmer teams up with a runaway s lave to se.ek revenge on the men who murdered his father. 1See review below~. ~ KCET .9 9:00 "The Library of Congress... Portr ait of a multi-f aceled, fascinating institution. 10 a peaottvl e•lllence dMC>lte tne aclrona of a t91'r0rtll group In Ille town wnere ne I,.... I t l'lr., 67 mrn I Blograp•l~al Fil• 'Olvtl\Q For l'loman Plund-., · c..>1 .. ,, J~ Cous- 1eau and the crew 01 the Calypeo elC.plOfe ,,... wll«s atOUnd lhe Greelc ltland ot Anllttytheta. Wflefe tn H~OO lponge d"'9f'S made the celebf at6<1 dlSCX>llefY or •nipwreciltd art '~" Of 20 ~IUtlet ~ sn Of Congr11s. Or OanW Elooratin. 8IOng with bf. H8IVy l<IUlflOer. the Jut- kerd Stnng Ouartet. and Senators Barry Goldwet8f. Edward l<ennedy and Oan· let P, Moynihan Cl> MA8TEfllPtECE l'HeATM m CHICO AHO THE MAH Ed tears th•t Ills auto rnect\lnlc days Ire C1'<lf!ll wnen ne 11 urial>le to nlPM a new foreign apons CSt. • THE IEHNY HllL SHOW Richard Hatch. right. and Bruce Davison. center, t'O·Star as J an Berry and Dean Tor- n'nt e, respectively, with Wolfman Jack portrayrng himself In "Deadman's Curve" on Channel 2 tonight al 9. The film deals with J an and Dean. singing duo of the late 1950s and 1960s. l:30 8 QI LAVERNE a IHIRLF{ Laverne ana Shoney entOll '" a n.g1>11rme anatomy CIUS$ (R) m THEoooeoufU Oseat and Felhl are lffl!led to appear on a televl&lon oamesl'IOw HO 8 ()) C88 MOVIE "Lllhe: Bertie" Liiiie s friends SYspecl that ~ IS hav1no ~lfalr wtth the Pr~ot t-.30 8 0 T Tony gets a onaHn·a-Mfe- time cnanoe IO gel '" Ille bo••no nog with a world cnamooon 1c1110s Palom1- no), (RI S) DO< CAVETT Guest Gore Vidal 11:30 IJ ()) IAAHA8Y JONES A debt-ttdden 1eweler engtnears a thelt from his own company so that he can claim the tn541renoe money CAI wlll91' ED MACfofEJl I LEHMR REPORT ail HUMAHmE.8 THAOUOH THE ARTS · Or1ma. An Imitation Of Uto" 7:308 QACUS Hosts. Cal Dodd. Sl'I0<1sse Laurenc;e D fAMllYF'EUD 8 CATINO GAME fJ ®l HOU VWOOO SOUAA£8 0 TIC TAC DOUGH d) ADAM-12 Malloy dlsappe11<S ln1 o I he wtld& ot Onthlh Park wtl1le \.. Channel ~i•flng• 8 KNXl (CBS) Los Angele!> D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind I Los Angeles D KABC.;_TV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles ®'J KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind I Los Angeles G> ><COP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles &;) KCET-TV (PBS) Los Angeles 6i> KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ""'Oil'k-OI ... te'"91" to -_._.,,._,_,"' _....,...,.,,_,,,.,.,..,c_ ~ All AOES AOl.ltm 0 ~ GeMral ,,,...,...,.., rii;:;1 AU.~ AOMITTIO ~ .. _(N_$ullfHleCI All ci m ANO IE fl\.MS RfC(lvt ll<l SEA4. Of T><t lAO I ION P!C 1 tffl£ C00£ Of Sflf Rl(';IJI A llCH< ''MUllDEI IY DECUl"CPGl .. THE PASSAGE .. .IRJ •errs HOT THE SIZE THAT COUNTS .. Cal 0 PHAMT ASM .. CIU Dally 6 10 Sot s.., Hal t 2·JO "THEY AREN'T LIKE OS?" Coming April 12th · 8pm .. HUNTnaGTDI Huntington Beach 848·0388 CINEMA CENTER Costa Mesa 979·4141 IROOIHURST LOGE Anaheim 772-6446 FOX Fullerton 525-4747 ORANGE MAll Orange 637·0340 CINEMA WEST Westminster 892·4493 STADIUM DRIVE-IN Orange 639·8770 ... pu,.u1no <1 robbery 10:00 8 0 HEWS susoec1 tD 28 TC>HtOHT Women In Spons * * "Oeadman·s Cur.le" ( 19781' Richard Hatch, Bruce Davison The story fJ tm TlfE ROPf:R8 D 8E8T Of CARSON m NEWSCHECk THE OONO SHOW 8:00 tJ Cl) HERE COMES PETER COTTOHTAk. Peter tails to delNer tnO<e Easle< ogos than the evrl 1ron11111 bul ts saved trom 01sgrace t>y a frMind and his 11me machine (R) D CLIFFHANGERS ol Jan and Dean. the pop- ular s1ngiog duo ot tne late ~ and ea•ly '60s wt>Ose Helen's morher-1n·law annooncM her plans 10 stay with Stanley and Hel· en permanently Host· Johnny Caison. Guests Tony Randall, Marsha Mason. Donna Theodore. Or Paul Ehrhcn (Al car68' practtcally ended rn Cl) NIOHT GALLERY tragedy. rs dramatu:eo (A) D MOVIE ' "leoend Of The Golden Gun · (P~m1erel Jett Osternage. Hal HOlt>rOOI< A young rarmet teams up wtth a runawav slave to seek revenge on the mon .. A Death In T~ Family .. A wounded gunman. llcetng trom lhe law. .moots a , sttange mortoc1111 ail NEWSCHE:Q< 8 SOUPY SALES Oues1 e~• Medley D @) A8C MOVIE • * "A Mallet Of nme · 11976) l1za M1nnelh lngnd Bergman A maid working on a noter on Rome du<inQ the late t940s t>ecomes a 10-..30 D ®J 13 QUEENS BLVD. Mary tearn1 1ne Identity ot tne mySl&flous female vamp;re. Tho<val orderS the death OI Lnlle 8111y; Susan WIHlams goes swim· ming 1n a Pl' anha.;ntesled stream Wl'IO mutdflred hrs lather Fehc•a learns that lier young nepnew and her 3S- year -old triend Elaine are ha"'~ an alfa1t • i hlmstltf • 8 9 THREE'S COMPAHY THE OONO SHOW GET SMART A last-talk;ng guru tnes to tall< Chrissy onto j0tn1ng hos commune (RI mw NEWS fl!) HAMPER MCBEE Mu and 99 must rm<1 Or Ye•'s new secret laboralo· 0 MOVIE • e·, 'The Oscar" ( 1966) 0 JOt4NNY CASH SPEQAL · Raw Mash · ~ K0tine and Blaine Dunlop stuov Hamper McBet' a T ennes- see moonshiner and leg· endary hlllb<lly racon1eu1 and balladeer tn CAPTIONED ABC NEWS MORNING Stephen Boyd. Elke Som mer A n Oscar "The Gostiet Road 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE nominee's r111e to tome ts recalled Dy htl lnends and tortnflf tt1end1.. (2 hta l m MERV QRJFFlN Guests Hal Linden. Mlcil· ey G111ey Cody Goodman. Joey Travolla. Johnny Yune m VOTERS' PIPELINE Jana rebels trom the monotonous Irle She and lie• parents ar!' 11111nq 11:00eoo ®J NEWS fJ O]) HAPPY DAYS AICllMI " accused or l>etl\Q the Infamous "k1ss1ng bandit" ol Milwaukee (R) 0 THESAINT fID THE UMARY OF CONGRESS 0 MAKE ME LAUOH 0 MOVIE * * ·~ .. Trained T 0 l<HI • c 19741 S1oonen Sand0t. R~ard )( Stallery A trained killer Ines to return 8) Al.FRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS "The Power Ar11sr" This porfrart ot a mullrta- oeteo and tasernating 11\Sh· 1u1ton leatures the Llt>rnn- · GOiden OPO<>tlunity" A man s Dian to leave his wife ta"es a tum that he Western a Little Hokey Heroes Straight-slwoting in NBC Slww By P ETER J . BOY E R L OS ANGELES cA P l There's a show called "Legend or the Golden Gun'' tonight on NBC. ll carries a very heavy load of hokum. The good guys wear whit~ The bad guy wears black and has shiny silver teeth. It's a western, but it's not like any westerns that have come out of Hollywood lately. You know the kind 1 mean -no heroes or villains . just complicated personalities interacting in the Old WesL VOU DON'T GET lost in this one. The guy who talks to his horse is the hero. The guy who s us pe nds the pretty girl over a deep mine tunnel is the villain. 1Channel 4. 9 p.m.) I don't know if "Legend of the Golden Gun" is supposed to be high camp or a parody or the old Hollywood western or whether it had some other artsy purpose. l didn't look that deep. I was busy hissing the bad guys · If you like meaning with your cactus and sagebrus h. If you R e turn Set By Princess DUBLIN, Ireland !AP > -The pr incess is coming back to the stage once more. Michael Colgan said that Prin- cess Grace of Monaco is to ma.ke a rare theatrical appearance in t he fall at the Dublin Theater Festival. On Oct. 19, she Is to recite a poem entitled ··Birds. Beasts and Flowers" with Richard P a sco of B r itai n 's Royal Shakespeare Company. [TV REVIEW) like duplicity in your cowboys. you'll p r obabl y s neer at "Legend of the Golden Gun." Me. l like an occasional hero with bullets that whist le To the legend. ACTUALLY, YOU GET two legends. One of them is Ha l H<~lbrook. who plays the aging legend. Jim Ha mmer "Every fight hl'·s fought ... someone says of him. "has been on thesideoftruejustrcc ... Jim Hammer, a!> I say. 1s gel ting a little old for this fighting on the side or justice business. so it's a good bit of luck wh en ap- prentice legend John Golden comes along to learn the trade See. Golden was out goofing around in the woods with his horse 'A-hen he hea rd some com· motion back at the home place. He and hjs horse galloped back only to find that Quantrill's Raiders have just killed Ma and Pa Golden and have razed the Golden homestead. QUANTRI LL CATCH ES Golden and makes him jump off of a cliff. Golden lives. but his horse dies. Golden talks to his late. faithful mount fo r awhile. puts his arm around the un· fortunate critter and vows: "I swear to Mom and l:>ad and you and God above. rm gonna gel him. I'm gonna kill Quan- trill " I told you it was a little hokey. Okay. it's really hokey. Anyway , a Sha kes pcare- quoting runaway slave finds Golden and advises him that if he 's going to go Quantrill· hunting, he 'd better look uo Jim Hammer fot-some lessons on be- ing a legend. This Golden prompt- ly does. r ight a fter he makes friends with a new horse. I N A FEW SHORT wee ks Hammer makes Golden "better than I ever was." and. dying from a gunshot wound. he sends Golden off on hi s glorious m1s- s1on. He even gives him his nifty white Sutt and hat. "It always meant something pure to m e ... h t' !>ayi.. "something against e\•el\. That'~ why l wore 1t... • Golden tmmcd1ate h l>C'ls about the business of being a legend. doing swell gun tricks and rescuing a pretty girl ALONG THE WAY he gO<.'S to a sort of cowboy Hollywood Derby. a hangout for Old West heroes. where he's accepted as one of the boys by Wild Ball Hi ckock. Wyatt Earp. Butch Cassidy. the Sundance Kid and Chief Sitting Bull. They just hap- pened to be there. If you like you r h e roes straight-shooting and your horses fast and true. watch "Legend of the Golden Gun ... lf you want meaning, read Dostoevsky. because you're not going to fmd it here. Albert Stars HOLLYWOO D 1A P 1 ·-Eddie Albert, Blythe Danner. Barry Bostwick. Beth Howland. Marla Gibbs and Tim Reid have Joined the cast of "You Can't Ta.ke it With You." which Wa rner Bros. 1s producing for CBS ... What do you do wheo everything between the two of you ~m~ wrong? . . fall Wl love. ~lbices" . CIN A ENTER HA .. C>aATAIMd.COSTA ... S.t. SA YllDICIMm tft-4141 didn't lorteM • CISTIMMT Smatt cm • IN,1lifilljfl\ .... *'*' ~lflrett• .,, .., Ul'I.... they Ott ,...., COUlltty beck. 1a:aoe MCMI ··~ .. , ... Deni ..... I 1935) Fredric March. Merta Oberol\. WMrl !WO low rtvels march oft to Wfll. one of theM II blinded and qMtl up IOt deed I 1 hr., 66min.) • MOYIE * * ~ "The LO~I 01 Ca1men" I t9'81 Alla Hayworth. Glenn Ford A hvety gypsy grrl maneges 10 rulf'I ,,... .,_ ot the men Wl'IO 1<>ve lier 12 hrs I ., MOVIE * * "Mystery Subm•tne" f 1963) Edward Judd. J~ Aot>errson Ju5tice. After cap1url(19 11 Getman U·boat. a BrttlS/I et• lf'IM- ttates a Germ.,, sut>ma- "ne Clep!Oyment C I h< • 30 min I 12:40 8 ()) C881.ATE MOVIE * * •;, "'-'ad1oan Tl)e Naples Beat" ( 19731 Alcf'I. ard Wldmarll. Rossanq Brazzi. The gengster Madt· gan Is usignecl to eseort rrom 119/y to the Unlttd States is gunned dOwn alter telling the detecitve alt n1s secrets 12.:67 0 MAVERICK CrUI~ 0 1 The Cynthia 8 . 1:00 8 TOMORROW Guests El1111>elh Ftte• man. llClllOt ol "Wet" magazine. Radio persona1- 1rv Jon1>tnan Scttwam and Ed 11/efS doocuss t>aseoall 1:30 D NEWS 1:57 0 MOVIE • • "Five Giles r o Hetl'' r t959l N8'111te B•&nd. C>Ofo. re5 Michaels. Chinese gu@<rlf1as cap1ure a grQU9 of Red Cross nurses and a nun 10 ptovode medtcal 1$$15111~ fOf l ...... r &•long leaoer t2 l'lls . 4 mrn ~ 2:008 NEWS Cl) OET SMART l<AOS demands one blllton dolla•s ransom tor 11 dehy· dration tormut<1 1Par1 ?I 2:18 f) NEWS 2:.26 0 NEWS 2-.30 0 MOVIE • •', Cluvll And Inti O"eP I t932) T .illut11h Bankheao. Gary Coope• TO rod h1m M1H ol h1'1 roman11c r"'als. a 8f111Sh novel c.ommand8f 1n North Alrtea o;;l1t>era1alv sinks 1ne" su1>mat1ne It hr . 25 m.n I ' 8) MOVIE • • -A ._ II Wlillllttv (1964; ""'c...... JIM ISllNllOfle. A ..... -...,. .,., ........ ~ .. lnftOC41nt --~ Ind twO ~.,...,.....,In ttte cleMrf. t 1 1w .. ao "*' , lt411 = •• I .. "Aodly Mounlaill" ( 1960) EtTOt ~. Plllrioe Wymore. Cclllleder ... Ind 'Unloft ....... ..... w to llQM Off ettedllng lndl9l\I (1 IW •• 40 ftllll,) >.Ill NIW8 •• MOVll • • "The 8oqr" (1"3) Si.fen l<vletllc, Menffed ICNQ. A young Ciectlollo- taloan pugllitt and the people In hie Of bit .,. pof1t ay9d, (2 IW'I,) • MOVll * '"' "In The Y-2889'' 'IHS) Paul P•t.,1on. Charla Doarty. •:01 e MCWtE • • • "Sar~" (1948) St-wt Grenger. qo1n Oteenwood. lt'Nne•d••'• Daytl•e Mo.,le• 12::00 U • • • "O,_, Grass Ot Wyoming" (1!M8)Peggy Cummins. Charles Coburn. A IOY9ly woman t>eoomes the object of comoet1110n t>etwoeo a rancher and a norse bfeedet. (I hr .• 30 m;n) 8) • * * "Spllnre" ( 1934) l<atnartne Hepburn, AoF>- IWt Young A mountain gir1 tells In love wtlh a marned man ( 1 ht . 50 min I 1:00 fD * * * .. The Se<vanf' I 1963) Dirk Bog111de. 8ar- 8h Miles Based on Ille sto- ry Dy H1rold Pmter. A wealthy man's wfltpower Is 1a1een over by his S«Vanl an<l their sh8red m1~ess. (2 nrs f 3:00@) * • .. Loole Homeward" C 1968) LaMie. Rot>ett Bray Lan ie t>ec;omes separat'!d from ner m11Ster al>d run:. into a • number of dlltteultret "" trying to find horn ( 1 hr 30 ""n ) 3:30 0 * * "Oefling Away From It All" ( 197 I) Batbata r eldon, Larry Hagman. When two mlddl&-<:last couoles droo OU1 of tne •al r&oe" and see!( para- dise. 111ey get le$S ttwtn lhev bargiMnecl tor. I I nr .• 30m;n I NOW PLAYING lOWlltDS' CllllMl CUfTllt Cost.J Mes.i 979 4141 allEMAllllO Aoarte•m &3~·7f>Ot OMlfGl Mlll Orange 637·0340 IMAf'l lll Brea S?9· !>339 The original apace manl Buck Rogers awing• back to earth and lays it on the 25th Century! IN THE 25th CENTURY w .. .,.-r.-• ........... -~ lllOO«llUltST l DWlllOS' fOUllTAlll Anan!'t'Tt 171 54•fi U lllY TWiii SOUTll COAST Joun~·n Va11ey 839·1!>00 t .. 1unJ SfJ<n ~<\I 1~14 ltWMIDS' llltSTOl s.tnia Ana ~40 T444 0111#0( flUli Otanqe 631 113~0 • Wg . , \ 'i'llON lAWIY UI .......-.. ,._ 11CJ1A19.,.,.. wor "'11 •II wttltMI ~ ptoducf'd by fllANCa w.111 ~'·" ll(QUO taANCoe. ... , IOMQlllP. 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IYI Of Ttclll 1•1 IUU•-· THI STH MUIKlftH (PO) P\111 llNIAD & IYI Of TIOll (0) t OKAI -ftOMI _,.IMO THI .. n MUNlll •> ..... Ncei ... " ... " -·--,,,, .......... ---........... ....... .., .... CIONWOTCNI ho-Plays Community lbaal.,r In La1una Btach and Irvine tak .. the apoUIMht this wffll aa tbe La1una Moulton Playhoutc unwra1>1 a ~w comedy and the lrvbw Community Thuler mounla Ila venlon ot 1 11eriot0m~y r~enUy 1ta1ed in Laguna. Ttw llaUan navored farce "Scaplno•· Is the L11una off•rtn1. openma lonl•hl for a three·week enaaat•menL Jrvlne'& i.ccond produ_ctlon or Its homt-comm~ aw 1111on l:1 "V(l1,illes." bowing in Thu n dDy t'venl ni:: for D limited two-weekend, ev,•n ~rformancc run Tt;MMt:D "flu; l'KAZl£ST thing we've ever c1onl"' hr munagln1:1 directo r Doug Rowe. "S<'apmo' lb 1t lhrowbnck lo the Marx Brothers. Laur •I and llu rdy and Olson and J ohnson 's "llt'lltapopplo' "Vct\'run director Kent Johnson is !!l ging the> Lat:un production. lleadin1t the cast ure J im Ryan in the title role. Gretchen Almond. David Paul. Walter Daly. Ueatric • WOOd and Norman Weingarten. Rounding out the company a re Dave Chattdler. Michael Pl'ach, Brian bucker. Ayre Gtoss and Sally Brown "Scap1no ' will be performed Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8. 30 until April 28. with a 2 30 matinee on Sunday. April 22. at the playhouse. 606 Lag una Canyon Hoad. Laguna Beach . Reservations 494·0743 CAROL nLIAN IS 1hrl•t•Ung "Vanities" for the Irvine Community Thl•uter. and her cast is tom 1>oscd of thn•c \\ell known actresses Rnrbaru P<'lcrs. J t"un t Gibbon and La Donna de· Barros The Jack llt.•ifncr C'Ornedy·drama centers on the lives of thrt.'C hl~h sC'hool cheerleaders and how they develop ov('r the ycurs. Miss Peters portrays the old-fashioned girl. Miss Gibbon is the school organizer and Miss de- Barros enacts the "wild .. coed in the Irvine pro- duction. "Vanities " will be staged Thursday through Saturday of this week and next with an 8 p.m . cur- tain. with a closing matinee at 2 p.m. on April 22. at the Universilv llil!h School theater on Campus Drive at Culver Drive 1n Irvine. Reservations 754-3639 or 754-3643. WINDING UP AN extended 3•,2-month engage. ment at Sebastian ·s West Dinner Playhouse is .. Man of La Mancha ." which gives its final performances this week Gary Davis directs the "Impossible Dream " musical Closing performCJnt cs will be given tonight through Sunday at var) ang curtaan times al the play house. 140 Avenida Pico. Se1n Clemente. wit h The more you love ... ~ the harder you tight \1 '111', ("J).[J\VYH Mi\Ylll C-• ~. •·~ 't ~ 11r 1i111 IJtlttAf ~I,~( '.i;H,l}lQ I~ fHAYI' ~~II.OU\ ~P11" Hll 11 91 f..w! li«J',.~ Siz,.,.L lo :.1 li.lllRM.~.~1A\ "'• 'd ,,.,l~~'tiid/A•"I~ f-,1, ,·•,'J1,.'1 l .t, f •'•<lt1HA! lUflrdlll -.:. + • 4 ),,.'/ 'J. I \ ''f •1, jLt" c 1nenome 6 scAEEn 6 3 Lf2 SS 3 COMPLEX C"•Pm•n ,,..,. a. S•nh An• Frecw•y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HAIR" (PG) "THE CHAMP" (PG) • '1SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) JANE FONDA "THE CHINA SYNDRONE" (PG) "HARD CORE" (PG) "EYES OF LAURA MARS" "AGATHA" (PG) "MURDER ON !HE ORIENT EXPRESS" --- "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE" "BEYOND THE DOOR. PART 2" (R) NAL LAMPOON' ANIMAL HOUSE" "UP IN SMOKE" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "THE WARRIORS" (R) "IJPSTICK-" "ICE CASTLES" "TAKE DOWN" (PG) ALL OAl"l·IM O ... N 6:HP.M.tMMT\.T Cllli. U11•tr I 2 "'" U111et4 • l<lll•le ""-Ytr•u11• • • ........ ____ ,... ... _______ ----------···· • _, '-·~·· --..... - --..-.-· ... 4p Lerner and Loewe's "Camelot" opening Wednes· day. Reservations 492·9950. Two other professional productions remain on the boards locally -South Coast Repertory's "The Learned La4ies" and Neil Simon's "Come Blow Your Hom" at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse. "LADIES.'' A STYLISH Moliere comedy. con· llnues tonjght through Sunday at 8 p.m. witb. Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2:30. running ontil April 28 at the Fourth Step Theater. 6SS S. Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa. Reservations 957-403.1. The first in a long line of Simon hits swings in- to its final two weekends at the Harlequin. 3503 S. Harbo r Blvd .• just north of Cost a Mesa. Performances are given Tuesdays through Sun· days al 8 p.m . Reservations 979-5511 . * CALLBOARD -The Harlequin Dinner Playhouse will hold auditions Saturday for both Equity and non-Equity performers for its upcom· ing produc tion o r .. Fiddler on the Roof .. .... Equity tryouts arc scheduled at 9:30 a.m and non-union readings urc I :30 p.m at the theater, located al the ubovc address Congress Library On TV Tonight WASHINGTON 1 AP > •• A British ftlm maker sets out tonjght lo tell Americans about one of the world's gre atest g re atest re positories or knowledge -the Librar y of Congress. 'l_'he OO·minute program will be aired by the Publtc Broadcasting Service at 9 o'clock on Chan· ncl 28. Henry A. Kissinger. former secretary or state . Sen. Patrick 0 Moynihan. D·N. Y.: and Sen Barry Goldwater. R·Ariz . appear on the film There abo arc shots or Lessing J Rosenwald . a Sear!-. Roebuck heir who has bequeathed his pnceles:- col lt>ction or manuscripts and prints to the II brar) and the National Calll'r~ or Art THURSDAY-APRIL 12 THE DINO OE LAURENTllS PRODUCTIO N PARAMOUNT PICTURES RELEASE "HURRICANE" FRIDAY-APRIL 13 OUR OOORS OPEN WITH THESE THREE BIG ATTRACTIONS SUP.llMAM hlM:ll-1111-ll:tl SATUIDAT tMHr fll¥ll 9000 HTS WIAI aACI ............. . ....... -~ :=: WM.T•W&tl ~I_. llOOMSTICIS 111 ................... .. JOHN IAV.. GE<:W;E c. r.: . NI TAUT WtLLIAMI ~OTT ~-·i HAIR HARD· . • · Plu•~f>RE ~ oo-m1· n-EFLM l>9l .......... "6.JIOW• 1.-- RICHARD PAYOR FILM£DLIV£ IN CONCERT -_~--d~~ - .,,,,, .. 4'.~~ 11 IN TH£ 25th C£NTIJRV I (PG) . '"c!JW •• , • ,., ... •o oo MATS S•••-S t •,l00 •4S ____ _..;.. ____ DAILY tJO '" ''-"--• '>{)PHI ~ IORh (R) IHE '"'ll,(OlilK:O-. CHAMP 0 I "1"r-.O'- f IRIPOWIR F;~:ov~~~~~v 1PG1 "RICHARD PRYOR. FILMED LIVE IN CONCERT" FAST BREAK NO Plus (R) MON·FRI N1llol'!1l l11mpoon'1 MATINEES ANIMAL HOUSE' .. ·.H tHQKT FIVlfll" (flGI .... Plu e (PO) Wlnnt'rol 9 Academy Awerd ···--··-··--··jf ' ....... .-. I I 1 1 • II 2 , -i INSIDE: •Ann unden •Erma Bombec:k •Horoscope Food Oliea Is Helpfa•I Food ptOt'f'1'11n g hH bt-come a 1ury tl'rm to many persons who tquat~ rOod procc 1ng with vitamin loss. lh add1uon of potl'nlially harm rut chemicals i;nd re ulung dtsf'ase But food 1nw\' 111ng 111 not all bad, lt'cord mg lo Ouryl n. Lund. l>h 0 . rood enalneerina profe sor al lhti Unaverull.Y ol Wtsron. In . Or Lund. ·peaking at th(> ninth annual 011r1 Couneil or California pres ronferente on ,nutrition ut Sonta Ha r hara1 aid soclelr, probably would ht> it lot wor e o r If food ~ ereo t processed IMAGINE THE FOLLOWING: No yogurt, cottage cheese or buttermilk No frozen foods. No fall apples m the spring, no erunchy 1mita t1on bacon bits. Pe riods o( depr1 vat1on when certain foods are out of season If 1t weren't for mod rn food processing techniques. Or. Lund said. these condition~ might exist tn the United Stales In some cases. he said. food 1s made more healthful by processmi:: knowledge and pro cedures . For example. he cited the hydrogen cyanide poisoning case of a U01versl'ly of Wtsconsin student The case puzzled health center doctors until they leitmed he had eaten :.cveral pounds of raw. unroasted cashews. The culprit was the raw nuts. Dr. Lund said. noting that the compound containing cyanide in cashews is destroyed when the outs are roasted. T he University of W1sconsiri '.""ofessor said no one is sure about the nutritive vaiue of pro· cessed food although studies have been under way since the '40s and '50s. Since th<.' mid· '60s consumers have become more aware of waste and energy but th<.'sc ar~ CSee FOOD. Page C2> Above, owners and tramers encourage thetr entries in challenge match between Costa Mesa and Westminster public libraries. The racers -hampsters -rolled toward the fimsh line m specially rigged wheels. When the dust settled, Westminster. the challenger, emerged triumphant. At left hold- ing the champion. W. P. L , is owner/trainer E(ik Russell, 9, from Westminster. The hampscer race took place at the Costa Mesa Public Library. Orange Coast Parti~ Intrig11ing Galas held by Designing Women, South Coast Repertory , Theater -also in spotlight are the Aux- iliary of Hoag Memorial lzlospital, Presbyterian; (rvine Adventure Playground; nurses' capping: Catholic Women ; and CHOC. · II appeaings By Judith Olson Like the legendary phoenix, which rises from the ashes lo live another 500 years, the Laguna Beach School of Art surely will rise again soon in its full glory. The administration building burned in January. The loss included th4l, library and the gallery. The I rebuilt> sec- tioft may not last another 500 years, like the phoenix. but it will be sturdy and beautiful, thanks to the efforts of Designing Women. To raise building funds. the group staged a party to end all parties Saturday evening in the fabulous ocean-front home of Sharon and Boyde J efferies, 100 Rockledge Road. Laguna Beach. Nearly 500 guests sipped cocktails and wan· dered through the intriguing home, looking at the round bed which turns by remote control. tbe bath and J acuzzi with a view like no other. and the spiral staircases. Then we retired lo the tennis courts. which bad been tented, for dinner and dancing. The festive scene included gas·filled balloons streaming from every table aod fresh flowers in 'ti the centerpieces. Neiman Marcus brought a fashion show un· der the supervis ion of Kilty Leslie. What a perfect place to see the ensembles. The Jef· feries home bas nooks and crannies that were perfect to spotlight the models. Among those enjoying the home. which one g uest said was "like a fantasy -ex traordinary" -· were Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam . . \ W~chlel ot Emerald Bay: Jack and Betty McDowell 1hc's mayor of Laguna Beach I: Luan Bagnoli and Gordon Jones; Supervisor and Mrs. Thomas Riiey; David Yoong, president of the school's board of directors: Stepbanle and Alex Robel18on; Herb Sut&on: Terri and Bob Spreen Ctbe J efferies' neighbors); Fred and Anne CoUn: Eleanor Smith in from Palm Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wentzel. South Coast Repertory It seems that each event on the Orange Coast is intriguing because it's a bit different than the normal run-of-the-mill social event. Another interesting party last week took place in the new South Coast Repertory Theater and was staged to upstage drama for a few mo· ments. A Lipchitz sculpture -a bust of the writer J ean Cocteau -was unveiled, a gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Deane. After pr.esentation of the art work to thl' theater. actors Cherrie Patch and Charles Lanyer read from Cocteau 's "School for Widows." · The board of trustees and The Golden Circle hosted the party, which honored the Deanes. The sculpture is an appropriate gift for SC R. since Cocteau was a playwright, actor, ballet dancer, scenario writer and producer. Guests enjoyed a lavish buffet of cheese. fruit. guacamole and hot hors d'oeuvres. Easter Bunny Nol all the social events here are geared lo adults. The younger set had its own party last week with the Easter Bunny as a special guest. Students at Sunshine Commuruty Nursery School in Costa Mesa enjoyed the visit and had refreshments under the direction or Ml.ss Al.ice • Natkin, their teacher. and a group or mbtbers They pl ayed games a nd madt: Easter baskets Hoag Auxiliary JacouJe Miiier took the JZaveJ as pres ident of the large Auxiliary of Hoag Memorial Hospital. Presbyteria n. last week during a luncheon in the hos pital's conference center. Viel< Knight from Children's Hospital kept the audience tn stitches as the featured speaker. His topic. the books he's authored. including one about the snakes of Ha waii. Since there are no snakes in Hawaii. there is no text in the book. and no pictures either. to keep things simple. It received rave reviews. Knight said. and has been purchased for use by several zoos. Mrs. Miller presented a check for nearly S78.000 to Michael Ste phe ns. hos pital a d - ministrator In its 27 years of existence. the a uxiliary has donated more than $1 m1lh o.n to the hospital ~ Ttus year's gift will be used to renovate the obstetrics. labor and delivery rooml> and to add an alternative birth center At left, partygoers take in f asbion show· ing. At right, model on stair case is ad- mired by Sharon J ef· f eries, center, and Stephanie Robertson. At the head table were George Hoag II •• board preside nt. the Rev. Robert Parry.·: chaplarn. and Dr. Donald Drake, medical staff ~ president · Adventure Pia yground We stopped by Adventure Playground 1n lrvme Saturdat to have some fun but it was closed for clean.up. A smaJl crew of children had volunteered to help with the work so it s hould be ready to re-open in a few weeks. The playground. which has s pace for children to build their own forts, plant a garden or dig in the dirt, is patterned after similar parks in Europe. The first one opened in Copenhagen several years ago and there now are approximately 14 ' in the U.S. Irvine's is the only one on the West , Coast. according to Tom Maloney and Doug • Strosnider, the supervisors. ' Volunteers and donations of lumber and tool!> are needed for 1t. Maloney and Stros nider said. Thos<-' wishing to donate tame or money CSee HAPPENINGS. Page C2> T..ur ... , 10, tt1t • • .FO(MI (Fn• PaaeCU almOlt moot polntl, he uld. 1&Me "lM .... ru eotl lD food proteU1nt ll only 3 to 5 ~~Dl ol lbe total ~ ol the product.· 0 ----Fetton whadi affect nutrienflOM 1n PNC· •·~~~ -* food ........ add/albHM balance, OX• 11••. beet. ll&ht. presence ol eatalyata, IOlublli· ty and the form ol the nutrient-~hether It la bound to IQCIWthln1 in the food • · Plut and animal Uuue continue to de- teriorate after ha r vesuna:· Dr. Lund ex· plalaed. Some foods. have bet&er belt bfe lban ott..ra deptmdlf\I on lhG nature ot the Uu ue. tt1 condlUOD at barvul and lt1 1tora1e t•m· per1ture. He •aJd atudl have bown that caM1ng ll more dftrilnC'ntal to quaU\y than frttzina and that homt' caonlq ts the wor1t method ror 11v· Ina nutrlMll. But when the alttrnaU~M att t'Oftlidered, freellnc and caM lna s m preuy good. Dr Lund noted. "It takes food from the Um ol plenty to I.ht llm~ of need. "U you don't proc-esso you'll go lhrouch periods of bav1na oo suppl) at a ll ot certaln food • U you process and P. rv , you will I~ som e nutritnLI, but not all. • • • .Happenings • <From Pase CU may call the lrvtne Parks and Recreation Department. 754·3639. The work crew last weekend included Paula Johnson, AllHOn Jones. teve Kerkus , Mark Cut· ran, Melinda Jones and J a lOD Tallman. Padrinos Marty Lockney of Newport Beach. known to some people as "Mr. Amelia Lockney;• t!> chairman of the first all·maJe support group in the history of Childrens Hospital or Orange County. We tease Lockney because he"s getting on his wife's bandwagon. She has been president of t he Auxiliary or Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyterian, a nd active in many civic or· ganizatjons such a s the l.Jdo Isle Woman's Club. Childre n's Home Scoiety and the Orange County Philhar monic Society. Lockney's new group is called the CHOC Padrinos. It was form ed to famiharize the men of Orange County with the work or CHOC. In· terested men may call the CHOC Foundation al 997·3000. ext. 258. People Peering Robin Bolstad of Huntington Beach and Sonia Iannelli or Costa Mesa received their white nurs ing caps at (;alifornia Hospital Medical Center, Los An~etes. The freshmen were capped in a ceremony along with 40 other students . . . Actress Ann Blyth, who has a summer home in San Juan Capist ra no, was s peaker at the Catholic Woman of the Year awards luncheon in the Disneyland Hotel ... Mrs. Maxine Bigalow or Medford. Ore .• na· tional president or the American Legion Aux- iliary, v1s1tcd the group ·s annual meeting al the Buena Park Convention Center .... Evelyn Ar· royo of Huntington Beach won fi rst place in the annual spring hair style show at Golden West College. ( Horoscope WEDNESDAY, APRO., 11 By SYDNEY OMAKR A&JES CMarcb 21·April 19 ): Emphasize your needs, make clear that you are not looking for a dispute ..• but you won't run, either. TAURUS CApril 20·May 20): Maintain low profile. Attend to basic services, issues. GEMINI CMay 21.June 20 ): Checkttendency to act on impulse. De monstrate s ense of responsibility. CANCER CJune 21·July 22>:.. Your natural abilities, special talents become evident. You close deal in admira ble fashion. LEO <July 23·Aug. 22): Utilize sense of drama, showmanship. Set your own, indepen· dent pace. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22): Spotlight on col· tecUoo, deciding what should be discarded. Key ia to stream.line -refuse to be possessed by poaseuions. U11&A <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Take advantage of blab lunar cycle -uaert yourself, express views, make penoaal appearances and appeals. 8C08PIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 2U: Break through' " red ta~1 hue of doubb and auspicioas -your "oppoaiUOll'~ bu notbing IOUd behind it. Ii' SAGm'AaJ\18 <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Accent OD frieadahlps1 speclal relatiombipe, creaUvity, "romantic nus." Expreu yourself -perceive poWDUal. CAPUC08N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Obtain hint from s.,ittariu. meeaa1e -make effort to see u la, not throulh hue of ~11-deceptioa. AQl1Aall18 CJan. 20·Feb. 18): You 1et aid from lqiUartua, Capricorn persons. Read their m•• ... fol' today! PBC'a CPeb. 11-llarc b JO): The number 8 n...,... pnmlnently. Accent on myat.ry. ~et • ....... rmtala, rnddns lesal aireement that trill remove emotional pressure. Entertaining guests at South Coast Repertory Theater event are 8CtT8ss Cherrie Patch and actor Charles Lanyer. Speak With The Deaf Ann Landers Kids Have E.S.P. ·-· ·-·-----------·· .. . -----------· --.. • ANNLANOERS/ERMABOMBECK/HOA08COPE PRICE Acrylic Nails and repairs by Gerri by appointment Mon. Tues. 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Tllo• 1111\~l I> 'onduc-.cl by • '9f· 11'11t ... l)Of'atlon. l>ullll!lleel OrMQe C..st 0.lly Piiot -Ion.ti Wood SIOYe Ma<.10. 21.AprllJ, 10; 1tjf' lfl'2·1 .. -Flref)loKe ~r~t HMold L. lllinQwO<tll. ~ T11" ,i.1.-... -111.0 w1111 11111 PUBUC NOTICE COun11 Cl•rll ot Or~ County on -----------Morelli.. 1'1' .. ICTITIOUS aUSINIEU F1ll* MAMI'. STATEMENT PUOtl\MCS °"°"" CN\I o.11v Plto'. nw IOI-no l*'ioft 1, dOl"9 11usi- Mor. 10, 11 -""1t. l. 10. "" io.1-1' MU U : A AND B P AI NTI NG, _, P UBLIC NOTICE • c-Qreu St • C...I• Mew. CA .,.,, G•ry ~ A'IC:.r~ Ill~\ St~ ~·•Me'W.<A ··~· llJ~C> FICTITIOUS au~NIESS Tllll lloNMS> "COftdw:leG Dy on Kl· NAME STATEMENT Otv-ol Tiie I011-ono person• •~• 00<"9 Go<v M. A1u-.1 buMM-s•.s rr..s u .. _1 wos liled .wttlt 1118 CALIFOf:INIA LANDSCAPING & CountJ Clor~ of Or411199 C-ty °" CO NSTRUCT IO N, 7 .. U V IO Morell 16, 1t1'. Golltomoo, C.ltr--..Cll, CA.,.,. 1'111 ... Stepfwn H•rt M<CM .. le, ~l Pvoll~ 0rOftQll Coost Doily Piiot OMwllr-. 0.... Po""· CA mtt Mor 10, 21, •• l, 10, "" ,..,.,. Rot>ert Al·•n1>orl, JU SS VI• C.lltornto. CocMSlr-S..cll, CA 9262' fll•\ IN\IM\\ " conouct•d Dy .. 9«Mr•I ~. s.w wcor"'• AOl>H1 Al....,ooro Thi\ \l.ttemet>t woi tiled with Ille Covntv Cieri< of OrOft91! Counlr on Mor<h22, lt7'1 11'1112M Publi\nec:t Orance Coos! 0.lty PllOI, ""'"II 11, •11 l, 10, 11, 1979 1171-79 PUBLIC NOTICE • ... PUBUC NOTICE ~-----·---SU"EltlOtt COURT OF THE STATEOf'CAl.IFOllNIA l'Otl TME cou•nY OF ORANGE It() ••• .., ,. NOTICE OF HIEAltlNO OF PETITION FOR PA041ATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTERS TE!tTAMEN· TARY AND FOft AUTl40RIUTION TO ADMINISTER UNDEll TH£ tNDEPUID£NT ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES ACT. E\lale 01 JESSIE H. LAI/IN, Oecu~. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN l~t JOHN H LAVIN ..... llled he•eln • pelol•on t0< Pr.-1e of W oll ..,,., tow 1S- M10n<e OI L•llt'~ Tn lolmefllMY 10 '"" Pf'llllOfMl' and tor AulhO"•tallon to Ad mon,.ler UllMr lite l~nl Ad· mono\lr•llOll of E.i•t..s Acl, reference 10 wlll<ll j ' m•d• lor 1 .. rtller 1>41r1ot ... Orlw Wttt. on ,.,. Clt\' Of $MIO AM, C.lltomia. O.ted Acw•l 9. 1919 t..EE A. BRANCH, ~~ .. ARTMUlt O. GUY 110 Pl• A .... 111J ...... 9ffcll. CA .-i Tel: ltUI '»_, Al10f'MYIW p_.~ Publ•~ Or-. Coast O.llv P!lot. AOfOI 10, 11, U, 1919 IJll.S.1' P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTtTIOU~ aUSI NEU NA.Ma STATIEMCNT TM toi1-ono pe.._..s ••• d011111 1111s1neun· STltESS REL I EF ENGINEERING co .• 1ns Monvorl• A.,.., Cos&. IMW, CA 91611 Cllrl ltOCIN<' J. FI K her C.Of'POH• ''°"· 1121 ~· Ave., Cost• Mow. CA,,.,, Tllh __.II ~ llY • t:«• P«•llon. OWi~ J. FIKl'ler Cor1IOf Ollon OWIJtOCll!er J. Fldlor ~t Tiits -~ .,..\ lllod wltlt tfle COUnty Clertl of Or411199 COVfttY M Morell It, lt7'. PUBUC NOTICE II ol II ti >' '° ~I • •n WI Of " 01 • •I "· ,. r l SOviets Have 'Nessie'? tra1ige Creature ig lited iii iberia Lake l 'ST N f:o~RA , ti SS R 11\1'1 A sn:1ke heaclt!tl .m1m al-eatm~ creature ~aacl to ghde through tht• f r 1g1d waters or a Slbt.'r ian lukc 11> myshfytn~ So' 1et s w h o Spt'Culall' 1t might bl' ii rd all\~ or Scotland's Lo<'h Nt'Sl> monMl'r (l eolog1st11. h u n krs and S1bernin nuth c:. hav1· reporte d sl~htings, but l h t• creature hu:. eluded :.c1cntific cxplorl'ri-. an 1b l:11r dN.>p in thl• cold est reat'h t·'> of the ~flstcrn So' u:t lln11rn 150 mill·:. !>OUlh Of lh1s gold -m 1nmg t own WHILE T HE CR t:ATURt~ IS \\E'll·kno"n a m ong local residents. it has conw to ~•der alll'n tion becau se o f a bt>sl-5elltn~ book 1tbout ~ih1•r1a , ""T h e Oym yakonsky M c.•ridian. · • by So\ 11.'l Jou r n a list Anatoly Pank ov The book d escr ibes lhc per c u har 1t1el> and his- tor y of lhe Oym yakon r egion, t he w o r ld's cold ei.t inh a bited p lace. ' P a nkov r e p o r ts t h e m a n y sigh tin gs of a c r eature m Lake L abinkir in the Siber ian provmCl' of Yakutia. abou t 250 m il<'s north o f the So\·1ct eastern coast on t he Sea o f Okhots k . I n an i nterv 1 e~. Pankov ~aid the f1r~t ··t rustworth y '" sighting o r the creatu re wa!. in thc 1950s w hen a g r o up o f geologists said they h~ard a "big s plashing noise·· and saw a long-nec k('<f c r eature wit h lhl' head of a s nake rising from the s urface of th<' murky lakl' THE ANI J\IAL GLIOJ:W ABOUT and ··wit h a sou n d much lik e a child 's c ry ," d isappeared back int o th~ 150·foot d eep waters. P ankov said. Oth e r geologists c laimed t h at w h i le t hey were wal kin g o n a thin layer o f ice over the lake they saw a lo ng. grayish a n ima l under the surfac~. u n - li k e a nything they h a d seen before. P a .n kov said. Deaill Not i<"e• Dftith Notires HOCAN$0N L.Oul\ 8 Rom.. <tit Of COn<l•Clo<ul, MARY w H()(,AN!>ON, rHOOMt Of mot"er CAio• at Conntoctocut 11nd • Ne""PO<t BN<ll. CA Ph..O 11wt1y on Qr•nck,.lldr~ S.rvo<.•s will o. ""'O on "l>f'•I 1, .,,.. Sufv1ve<1 llY 2 0.119flt•,-,. TU4!\d•V al 11 00 noon ill the H•rl>O< l(r1s1111 D. -IC•r'" L. t<()9an\Oft 001n 1..aw11 Mtmon•I Cll•~• tntermvnl o f Newpor-t BeKh, C• Memo"•• ~f'~tce\. wtH be hrtd on W@drws.d.ty at ~~'''' win be twtd a1 l 00 PM on t'1• R1v~t\•Oe Nat•ona• Cem-..t•r• Wec:lft.eMMy A.0t1I 11. ,.,.. at t"t' P.c,1t•c Rivet~•de. Ca ~r¥1ce5 unof't 1n,.. \/tew c.._t Interment •I P•<lf•< chre<t>On ot H.,_ I.awn-Mount Otov~ vie• M11moria1 P11H'll tn """' ot MO•huryot C~•..tMe~.~ss~' f l-O'llflft f \. fMn•IY WOQe~t\ m•tTM>r'411 ton- tr•buhOf'' to Uw AtMrtc ... n (4nc~r ">Oc.1etr PK1t.c "''•"" "'°''"""'• O•rec tor\ MOORE WAL.TEA R M()()AI;, ..... oenl 01 L..O~t• Mew. C..di p.,\lf(j ctWctY on AOttl I 1~19 ful'Mltdl W<vlCl•\ were Mid on I uu"1av di 11 00 noon In t"<I N~wPOrl Beo1c11 7nd Ward Ch11tch ol JhU• Cnrou ot Utter D•y S..onts, 801 Oover, NC•POrl lle.:icn. C<1 IMtrrnent ~rv1te' W•ll Of' In the tam111 OIOf Ot"I· mont Memo'1tJI Park, Fre\no. Ca St!r'l•Cf'\ under ln.t d1r~t1on ot Harbor L.•wn-Mount 011n Monwr~ 01 CO\ta -··· )40-)»t. I HUGHE' "NN MILLEA HUGHES, r~••CH>nl ot c.o.ia Mew , ea. tor 9 .,. .. ,, P••~o aw cty on At>rtl •· 1'19 1n N~wpo, t Ott•< h. C.. \n9 '" \.Ufv•VNI by "*"' nu•o.tnO Norrn.tn al Co•I• Mew. C• .on• M•<"-I M -Jann B. HUOlle• <1nd doluQnter Marr IC.ty HuOllr• •II at CO\IA illleW, C. !top"ll(l'\ -rt "°''d on TU4!'°•V oil 10 00 "M oil \fir H•rl>Of La""n Mtmoro•I Clllll>t'I with R•v Frttncu. M00te oUIClttl1n9 Harbot uwn-Mount Ohve Mor°lu<'rv 01 Co••• Mtw ~~)S-4 ._OME 8 AUGt0 '.IE ... CENt E R 8A\JG10. re"d~nt ot !i.antd AN, Coi Pd•>eo dwdy un April 8. 191~ Sorvn,eod b-., "'' 'A'tf,. Tm.a. 'On\ Uh.;loct. UIUttO, Saw, Sim•. Tom •n<l Ulu Aumdvae till ot t-4 1w.u1 oaucan1er\ fonl Strlbl1nq of M•"))•'»~•o~ pi. S•na Pt<thtnpauoh ot ~mGta, fon1 fu11.-10.t ~-"\CJ An.ct 8duq10 bOt" o• San111 An•. C.• ~n;1<.es,w1U ~ n->ld on Fndav "' 2.00 PM "' tne HarDor l..dwo M~mor1a1 Crtaoe1 w11n Papu !>JO'C't' Eldttr of the Sidmodn '"' Oav Aovtrnt1't (tUHCh otf1n•tin9 lntermenl \f"rvlCf!\ 1mme-d1attily fot10....-•N di Hart>Or Lawn Mtrmor1ttl Pdtk Ser-v1te\ t.Ulde-r tt\t dtr-rc.tlon ot HarbOf Lawn·M ounl Ol1vt!' MortuMyOI C:oo.laMr\d S40.$~$A LANE MAllLE E LANE,'~'""'"' OI Coo.ra Mew, Ca 8ofn on Ao,11 8, l~f tn Ken tvtli.y, Pd-...ect •w<t• on APr•• a. t~l'i ~urlf1vtid by her -son Ritymona l•nit ot Phoen.. Ari1on• tw o ddugntf'r\ M1tdrf'd fletc.hf'r oi Etmt\urst. tlhno•\ Mttr1af'nt Mdrtt\ m Co\141 Me\6 Coet two brot™tr\ Jon" p,-.. of Tu<.!.o" 4ttlon• •no Em•l~ Pav11t• ot Onto • Qt'anO<.h•t<Jrtf\ Senuct\ w11t Df' ~·a on Wedn ... a..v •I J 00 PM •• St Jann tiw 01'\'~ EDn<oo.tl ChUf'th with F.tlht-r C.ohr•O A NorOQU•\l OfftC•diltnq s: rttr\ds may t.•lt tor """'•tton ot-911"1 n1119 T-y .ti 1'00 PM lo 8 00 PM tnttrmef'l •t Fd•"h"¥t"l"I M f'mC..r1•1 P•r" &eu 8rooow~y Mo'tuctr., O•' "" IO<> In ..another tn<'ld(•nt at Lab1nk1r. a ~roup o f l'emdeer he r der!. c laime d they s aw a bird flying Jlong the lake":. s urfact' and a giant pair of jaws l'ffit'r~t> from the wakr ·"to s nap it up,·· h e said . But h e s a id tht-most s pectacular s ig hting took place when a hunt er s hot a goose near Lubin kir ;rnd ~cnt his dog to ftotch 1l Suddenly. out of the dc1>lh:. of th(.• lakl'. a <·n·aturt• rosi;• a nd caugh t the gou:.t· and 1 h1•n l~l' dog t lNOAllNT t:O. T llE HUNTER '1ADE a hre 1111 ltw s horl'. put soml' r1l•ry t'Oals atop a buoyan t animal ~Ion und pu::.hed 1t o ut o n the lake The r reatun' caught tht' ~kin in 11:-, mouth and '>'cnt d o" n "ith 1t B u t a short t im e later 1t reappean:d . thras hing around "1ldly a n d "making terrible sounds. prob 01blv ~ausc hl' h ad s w allowt:d the firt-." Pankov :.cl id After a n art 1rlt• o n the creature appeared m 1hc \\.1dcly rNld So\•1ct news paper Komsom olskaya Pravda tn the 1960s. many expeditions tr aveled to C'x p lorl· Labmk1r·:. mys tcric!), but a ll failt:d to <'ome up "1th any c·om ·rch: l'Vidcncc that th~ .. monstt·r· c..•x1st:.. S o me l.11olog1st:. ::.pt•culatc the animal could be dcs<·e n dl•d from JH"l' 111:.tonc dinosaur~ who once rvarnt•d S iberia BRI T I S ll EX P E R T S CON T E ND Scoll a n d "s Loc h Ness creature 1s als o a dcsc<>ndanl or a preh is toric family of aquali<: t'r e a tur e s Som e Russia ns s ay t h e ir a n i m <1 l may be " giant ··sc h uka. ··o r nor t he r n pike . The fish g r ow lo le n glh s o f ni n e feet and a r e k n own to be carnivor o u s and aggrcs~lve. even attacking canoeist~ ... ,: 'Work/ are' Test Program Slated WASHINGTON f API Food stamp recipients who are phys ically able t o work b ut w h o a r e n "t d o- in g so will pay for t heir federal assistan ce und er a tes t prog ram the A~riculture Departm ent will s tart The ··workfart' • proj:lram will bc tried o n ly with a few thous and people in n in e areas. It w ould rC'quirc food s t amp r ecipients w h o c a nnot find work to t:ike loc01I m inimum-w age. p ublic -service .1obs for t•noug h hours a month to cover thl' cost of thl· "t anws Deaths Elsewhere llONOLl'Ll' tAP 1 G eophys ic i~l G e o r l(e W oolla rd . iO. 01n c..·xpcrt o n the earth "s c rus t . particularly its gr~" it) field. died Sunday Superviror Class Set In Writing Coastline Community College will offer a n in c - wee k cou rse in journa l writing star ti n g al 7 p . m April 19 at l h e Bayview Cen t.er . 2531 O r c har d Drive. Sanla Ana Heigh ts . C.EORC.E M AOME, roo<Mnt ot P1ot<ent111, U Paswct .iw•v on Aprot I ••14. Ht 1' ~vrv1¥tO by h1\ wtfe M.trth.o, d•UOlll~<\ Be•trly Ann Hell•nO ot Brea, C• •nd AIVSP Hll•ll•tr Rome ol Plokentl•. Ce., \Ofts Mui< Doneld -A•~-..l>CI•• H Rome \osier !i.htrtev 81oomentt\41 al !>di' DotQO, C•, t>rotnu• Or. Leon•<O Aome ol Olllo and Merrit, N•th<ln and rACIPfC YllW ~I.ALP.AH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel J i m Haily . l'h 1c r o f the r\gricultural D t•parl men t of the Fullt•rton ALPHA L•Ls~t~~~~Et NK E. r~,, U nion High School 1>1s <Mnt ot Irvine, Ca. Born Au9u•I 71 19J4 triCl. will Supervise t h e 1n Oqden, Ut&h, ""'Seel .tWay on Aprol 1 · l k d l t l 9, 1'1qattrieaeeof44 Bt'loved..,lteot IVeS 0C Cpar m en a H e g 1strat1on may b e made d u ring the fi rs t c lass s ession or al th e collcgc·s administration o ff ice in f'ou n tain Valley. For additional in- 3600 Pac1f1c View Drive Newoort Beach 644-2700 McCOltMICK MOllTUAlllES Laguna Beach 494-941 5 Laguna H ills 768-0933 San Juan C3pistrano 495-1776 IALn.laMaOt4 M9ALHOME 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 m&...OADWA\' ...o.TUAIY 110 BtOlldwey Costa Mesa «M2-9150 SM1H nnM&L LAMI MOITUAIY Ronald Ste1n11.e o1 I""""· ca., 1ov1no the Ora nge County Fair fo rm a t i on . pho n e 963-0824. motl\er of ~3"tla Norton ot L.lttt•lon. July 13·22. Color aoo, O>eryt Steinke ot Dur&noo. Colorado. Karen Hoop' and J•vne __ .:._ _____________________ _ Stt1n-e QI Irvine, Ca., '•Sier at Everell ~:f~~~ ~·::.::.~. ~~n~~I~~.~::·~~ Cuper, Wyomonq •"" M~•y Ella P11><1r of Mes11, Attion.~ Fvnera1 ~rvlc.e' .,.~ pending .ot Sm11n & Tulhtll Mortu•rv. 4'1 E 11th St .. CMta Mew. 646-481 FUNERAL 1 JRECTORS I Iarbor Lawn MountOlhe Mortuary Cemetery~ Crematory •Interment In AnJ C.metery ., r...-. Apnl 10, 1111 PlJBUC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE , ___________ - "CTITIOUS 1usu1ass NANITATUdNT lllll IOl'-"'9 P9f'SOll I' dOong l>U'°· """ .. SEA CARPET, 107 A 30\tl Slr .. t. Htwport 8Ncll, c.tlfcw114e.,.., "-tar 8. Marcut, 101 " lOIJt Strfft. N•wport e.ec11. Callfon.1• t1'6l 11'11\ ~.1. 'onducltO "' ... ,,.. dlVl<l<Jat. "-ter8 Mar<u• Thts l\411-was llltO ... 1111 tro. County Cler• ot Orange county on ... .,..., •. lt1' f11m4 P..otoihMI 0r.,. C.O.sl D.tl11 Ptlot, Apr 10, 111 74-~y 1, lt1' 1380-11 PUaLIC NOTICE Esl•le of EOWARO STANLEY W IS LOCKI, •-• EO WAR D WISLDCtCI, ~. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to 11\e cr<HJ1torl Of IM -named """*nt tlMtt •II persons ,,.vong c.talm' ll!Nlnst Ille said dK.-nt are ~ir<HJ to tole 11 .. m. woltl the N<~""Y voucher,, on ,,,. office Of Ille ctft'k of ttie ~ .,.. lilted court. or to i>rnent ll'lem, wrth ll'le ne<Hsart vo..chers. to the ..,._ darsl~ •t Clo Pe11l'-•· J OAN CAROL WISU>O<t. 110 Nor111 w~r St • 0r-.. c.lotom•• .,..., -.Cl'I IS Ill• pl•ct 01 ll<ls•Mss of lne un· ders'9nod In~•~ 11e11 .. n1ng to I .. OSl;tle of $lltd Of<-. W1th111 lour 1--------------1 montros ~ tne 11n1 puohotlon of PUBLIC NOTICE '"'' no1Ke. P'ICT\TIOUS IUSINEU ~STATEMENT The IOOOW!nQ per\OuS1 · in.•• •• PAO SHOT!) I NC., IOU4 El P•ooor, F0<1t11A1n Valley, C•llt~n1• lmoe Patric ~ !> Tnomu, 106 .. El Picador Fountain V•llty. c..1irorn1• 111108 rnos OU'1,.•~ ll <on<tuctcd t>y •n on· dlvoau•I Pot Tl!Orn•• T "°' ""',.,,_' Wd\ tit&<> with the Countv Cl~rk ot O"tn~ County on 1Apt1I •, 19/9 F1UJU Puolt•neo 0<Af>9e Co.t•t Dally P110l, Apr tO. 11, 14 •no Mily I 1919 tlll-19 - O•ttd ~ 15. 197'. JoanC.-Wlsloc~o E0<u1rl• Of IN Will Oltnt_na,...... Ooc.edefll COHEN & LEWIN IMIO.w,• ... New,.,, IN<~. ea. .,... Ttt: 1114) UJ..lUJ Aller,,.ys !er "911- ,Pubhslled 0.""911 C.O.s1 Dattr P1101 M•r. 10, 21, /ltlK. '· 10. 1Ut 1(~4.7q PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUStNESS NAME STATEMENT r ht IOllOw1119 person I\ C)oonq bus« neuas MARtNER"S W"LIC. 1'>50 Aorw•v Avenue, Suite D, Co"" Meu. C.atolorno•t~ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINEU NAME STATEMENT M•Cl'>MI J-. 4l3 lwoella T•r· -r•ce. Corona Ott Mar, c:atttornoa '2~• Thi\ lluSlneu " <ondu<'ley an in· Ot¥tdu•t The lollowlnQ persons ••• 001n9 11<1s1neu •s· Moc .... IJ~ Tho\ st•lemenl w•s ltled ••th the CO<Jnty Cle,.. ol 0r•fl9f C°""'' on Maren n. 191' PVBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUllUC NOTICE "CTil lOUS I USIU$$ "CTITIOUS IU.JfltUS 1tAMa ITATE.MalfT It-STATEMaNT T"4t tol~ __, is Cloiftt Ill.ISi• Tne 1011-•no persons ••• doing neu as bu~lnen u C O U T U A E 0 ' E U R 0 P E L\/P ASSOCI ATES. 1.00 Oovt DRESSMAKING BY ANGELIOUE, Street. Su11t 100, NewPQrt Beacll. O S W. !ttl'I $1., Coste Mn •, CA C.lllornl•tl660 mH I.VP "SSOCIATES •• C•hfOf'fll• ... _ •• CrOLOn, ll04t Lowis St., Gener at P•rl...,ll!IP. t600 Oove Street. G.troeo Grow. CA '1..0 Suue 100. Nt'""°'1 S.ecll, CAlttO'ttl• T "'' l>IAlneu Is conclu<htd t>v an tn· 92..0 d1v1dua1. Rl 'f G. W10en, General P•r1ner. Anqele Croton lt)t 8•'fSlde Orlve, Coron• 0.1 M•r. Tnl\ sUll.,,..nt w.is llll!d wolll '"" C.loforn1• mu Coun1v Cler• of Orengo County On Blum, A•wson ln1teslmtnl Co., ct M•r<ll 16. 1919. F1t1"7 Pu!Ho>hed Orange Coa•t D•1ty Piiot C•l•lornla General Putn~rshlp, General Panner, SO Co1t1foro1a Street, S.n Fr•nc•sco, C.olltorn1•••111 M.ir.10, 71, "Pr. 3, 10, 1919 102t I~ Her1>en J Fr1tdm•n, C.ener.tl PertMr. •II Front Sirtet. S.n Fr•n· 1 <••<o. C•l1tom1• ••1 tt PUBLIC NOTICE Sot Ftoeom.tn, Gen•r•I P•ttner. -------10 Laurel No t). S•n Fr•nto\CO C .. ..,,. C•tolorn••'4111 NOTICE TOClll!OITOflS rn,, t>usone!.$ •S Ot•no conouueo Dy s~~~:~CA~:~~~ ... T::lt • P.trtner\ll<p A•¥G Wocu n. THECOUNTYOFOltANGE Tllos ~~~".:'.7'111e<1 wotn Ille ES I• 1 e ~:· ~"':':c E MA RY County Clen OI Or•• CO<Jnly on R~~:.~~S~E·~:.. GIVEN to I~ MA«n JO, 1974 Lt• A B<itflCn, Ved•IO'i of Ille -~ deee<lenl County Cler~ IMI •II --,....Ing claims llVa•Mt AACHtTECTUR"L MODELS WEST. 5617 Lakl• D" vt', C ypre», C•tllorno•~ Fttu.t '11m o Ille Wod ~ •re re-QU•rtd IO lol• tnem, Wit/I Ille M<.t»Ary VOIKllUS. on ll'le oltoce of tne clef~ ol llW •llOve en· 1111.a <ourt. or lo ortter11 tnem. w•I" Ille neussary vo..cller\, lo tl>e <Jn der "lined •t 30100 Crown V•llrv P•rkw•v. Suite J4. L~ N19uet OlllOrn1• mn, wnocll I\ .... PIMI' gt bUtints\ at Ille unoe,-,.,!lned In •II m•t ter\ 1M1rla1no119 lo the n tate ol said cw T-• A P•lme<. ~11 La•••. Cypres,. Cahlorno• ~ ~l•i>nen w T ,,,..r. :u.n Ocan•. L.ong B•<Kh, Ohtorn•• ~ T ru\ l:>U\HM\\ u condutt•d bY • qener41t l)()ftr~·on1p '""°°"''A P•lrn<!r Sl<1'11M w T1r1<:r f ht\ \l•lemt-n1 •d' hlt"d wit" tne County Cler• ot Oran~ C.ounl• oo AP"I ~. IY/9 FllJ111 Pul>h•""<I Or•nq,, Coo~C Delli• PtlOI, Apr 10. 11 1A ...a May I 1q19 tl81 I~ PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USINESS HAMI! STATEMENT The •ouowino pet\01"1 ,, do1no bust ~\\tH PAM'S NE W I MAGE 1'111 MaonoftcJ. Hunl•noton 8e•ch. c:.111om1a~ P•met• !>ue Hartwt'll JIHI Broo•hur\t, HunhnQtO,.. 9t6(n . C..lllornoa m.olt Pul>hYled Orolf\9e Coast 0..ty PtlOt Putw1SNO Or.tnee Co.SI O.t•IV Pilat, Mar 11, /JtlK J. 10. 11. t91• llJl./q Aprol 3, 10. 11.14. 191' l,.._1' P UBLIC NOTICE FICTtTIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 1 "~ tOllO#tnQ pt<s,on •\ dolnq thl\• nt\.\ •\ \/IC TORIA VI LLAS, 1'>50 Airwo A•enue, Suole D Costa Ml't •, Cato tor no• 92'21> M1ct1ae1 J-s. •JJ tsaOtlt• Ttr· ••<•. Cor'Wla del M.tr. Calllornla fht\ OU\.tnei.s t\ Gondu<.ted oy •n In· a1vldua1. MocholelJane• Tiii\ statement wa\ tiled with tne CO<Jnly Clerli. ot Or•n~ County on MMCh 73, 1914 F 111110 PuOhst>ed O<OlllQt Co">I Dioly Polol Mar 21, "pr l . 10, II, 1q19 11~14 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS No\ME STATEMENT The tollo••no !>e''"'" "'" dO•no cedent. w1t11tn IOUr month\ •Iler ,,,. 1>us1Mn •• llrsl pullf1C•toon ol tt>I\ noll<•· c 0 c H RA N E c ti ... s E • D•l•d M<lrcll n. ••19 lt\/INGSTON I!. COMPANY. 00 CLl ... TONE RICHARD!it Newport Center Drovl! Ntwpotf Adrnlnos1ra1or Wltll Be•<h, C..llf~nl• 4?'60 Woll "nnexed ot 1ne Cocnr-O..se" Cornt>•ny, Inc ~\l•teof tntt •l>Ove •• C•lllorn10 coroor•t1on 1, u o MrnotOd4!Ce<>e<tl N~wport Center D"~e. Newport CLINTON E. lllCHAADS Beach, Cat1forn1• '116lt0 Allw•oy et uw Tiii\ 11<1\lneu '' <Ondu<lwd by • cor JOtto cr-Valley Pkwy., Ste. J4 llO'atoon I.at,... N+.wt, CA t2'17 COC.HAANE CH ... !>E I!. Ttl: 1114) lill_,1 COMP"NY tNC In Pre .... A L.ynn '-•••llQ\IOn PubltYled Orange Co•~• Daily P iiot T Pr""iden1 1 I I d In ,~ Aprot 3, 10, 11, 24. 1974 l?8H• ~I\ \f•te"""' w•\ I• WI ·~ -------------1.0<Jnty c1er11 ot Or•nllt' Countv on - FIUUI Marcll H. 191' PUBLIC NOTICE The\ bus1neu '' conouc1eo by .. ,, •n d1v1dual PamHero .. etr f TITIOUS 8USINES5 Mar '1."pr l ,10 ti t914 11.0-1' "CTITIOUS aUSINESS fi CP4707 Puo1o...-0r..,. Cont D•••v P1101 AME STATEMENT ~STATEMENT Tnos ""lfmtftt ••• trteo wttn '"" County Cler• ot Orano-Couoly on M•rcn JO, 191'i T ne lottow1119 pu sons .ire 004"9 PUBLIC NOTICE The •oo-ng llf'loOn l'1i dotng bu>o· ov11neu. n : M .u ., 8UCl('S L.tOUOR BIN, '°""" W --------------PACIFIC WESTERN AUOIO, 2o10 8,n«• '.itroet, C°'le ~. C:..1tlom1• FICTITIOUS I USIHES.S Knot"ve .Sant.o.0.fld.CA9UOA FllUt• 97•1• NAME STATEMENT ROO.r1 Gr•Y.1•10 Kno• Ave ~ .. Puo11sneo Otan9f Co•St O.oty P1101. c .,..,,._ H &ucl\nou 7419 Tiie IOl'-•"9 per'IOfl '"~ CIO•r\Q ••An•. CA'nlOA Apttll,10,11.7•.fq/9 11•1·1• F•orvoew Road. Cost• Me4..i l>US.r>tt\._ Thl\~~\ISConoucteoDv •non ---Caht0<n1•'2•2l NE"T THINGS ANO FLOWERS. d•Y ldtUI PUBLIC NOTICE Molqoroe E Bu<niloll. 74HF TOO. I U E IWll>Oo.i AOClen Gra, F•tr"·~-Ro•d. Costa M ~s•. C.htorn••~' r,..., ~lti••·m•fU ••S t1teo W•tn u. ---• C•llforn••'n6'l GunOer\orr Oru9 Comp.tny " County Ct .. r• ot Or•noe Cou'llY Or> FICTITIOUS •VSINESS O•vld A S..CllllOll. ~ faorvoew C.lotorno• corpa.atoon, It• E. B•llllM -rctt I. tt1' N""'E STATEMENT Aoao. Co•l•-w. C..htornoat1•'3 Btvo .• 8•1-. C.t1lorn1a '1Mt TM tottowl119 !MfloOn " clOono bU•• Charles H aucnnotz. 2l '-••&rows T111s o..soneu os conoucted Dy • tor F11!"7 Put>hShto O.an90 Coots! Dai•• ~I n~u d\ Ouve. trvtM, C.htorn ... 9211.S HENRY CO MMVNICATIO ... S. ThO\ ............. conductell l>y • ~ La P•tm.i. An.ol\4t1m. C<1hlornl<1 gener•IP•r1nersn1p 91801 Ch<l•ltt H. Bu<nll<>tt Goroon E Htory, IO\ Promonoorv Tnos \l.tll!<ftt'nt w<1, folt'd w1tn lllr Orovt' We•t. Nt wporl Be•<n, Counly Clerk ot 0••"9e CO<Jnlv on C•••tornoa97MJO M•r<h 79. 1979 l h•\ bUs1ne" 1• <onoucted Dy •n In-GROii EA ESCltOW COllPOllATtON O•vooual 1 ... 1 lrvone a1.-., GordOll ( Henr Y TuU111, CA t2MO I ht> •late,..,.nt '""' l•l•d w•lh tne Etcrow No_ 141..,.l5 County Cte1• of 01•no1< County on Mu cn JO, 19/q F IU IH Pu1>11111t!d Ot<tnQC Coast Oa11y Pilot. '111'U Aprll 3. 10, II 2•, 19/q 11l>t·/9 Pul)lo\""4:1 OrM~ COa>t Daily Pilot, _ ----------Aprot l. 10, 17, 7•, 1914 1'42·19 PUBLIC NOTIC E OOt•IK>n Gvnoerson DrU9 Co Jo L.H Grtll•I', Se<·T<N\ ln1\ sun~nt w4" t11.a ••tt't 1rw Co<Jnty Clork ot Or•n9't Covnh On Ma rcn JO, t979 FIUll• Pul>llsheOe C.0..\C D.t111 P1101. AProl J, 10. I/, 74, t91q l?k-fq PUBLIC NOTICE Mar 10, 11, "pr J to. 1q1'> 10...-19 P UBLIC NOTICE R.-11 NOTICE 0 , TRUSTEE'S u 1..e T.S. HO. 1~1711 C On TllurSOAy, Aor" 1~ 1q~ •.. , II 00 • m ., TI TLE l'ISUR"NCE AND TRUST COMPANY. <IS duty •PPOtnltd T ruslee ""°"' """ pu"u~nt to Deed ot Trust, ~ "UOu>I 27. 1~16, d\ ,,.. \I. No. 410J4, In t>oo~ Ilka, paQ<' llSI, SUPERIOR COUAT 01 0111<1•1 Records In tne OlllCl' Of '"" co .. nty RKorO.r Of Oran91! County. OF CAL.IFORHIA C•llforn1•. w111 """ a1 P<Jl>hc •ucllon to COUNTY OF ORANGE h1gllnl IMddt>r tor <ot>h (p.9yab1e •• C-;:-::-IS ---100 C•v•c ~1>ter Drove West tome at wte •n lawtul mont'r of 11>e PUBLIC NOTICE ,..... !>.tnl• """· C•lt1orn1• u 1 !>I HOT ICE OF TIUISTEE'S SAL.E CASE NUMIEll O 1$-l+-4) 11 ltd al•sl al tl>e "M><Jtn tront en· - -SP•No.-•21 su~S(MAtUUAGE.) H•,,te lo tnt Old Orangt County R·'1U1 r -.. ......,.. Courtl!ouw, locet..a on IM 100 OIO<" ot SU PERIOll COUllT OF THE Ill : SAl'FEA NO 1 tn re ,,,_ m•tt••oe ot Pt1t1ooner West ~nt.a And l:llvcl , Uormerly West STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR G A 0 II E R E s c R 0 w LO AAAINE WILL.S -Au-.<tenl "" Streeu, s.tnta Ana. C.tlllO•nl•, all THE COUNTY OF ORANGE CORPORATION. a <O'l>Oralo0n •s O.,_ MtCH"E'-D.J . WIL.LS riq111, htle and onler~\I cooweveo to HO ...... 1.. ,, aPOO•nttaid Clffcl al H 0 TI c E 0 F HE ... RI H G 0 N •ne dU<tlt>eO dee<! ot lrust Wt L.L c....-t l'IWly --........ v ... wl1-T ruu on lhe orooerTy ,,, ... UNI •n Wld P ETITION FOii OROER DlllEC· SELL "T PU8LIC .. UCTION TO THE ,._., bet1•t -tonltti ,.., •••-4 CO<Jnty -Stalu >esc.rob<!O•• Tl NG TRANSFEll OF PERSONAL noetoe•t l>fdl»r torcasn tpayal>fe•ll•mt' wftt"" JO U YL 11 ... IM 11t+ennau... Loi ™of TroKI •11• '" , .... t•IV OI PROPERTY I Prob.lit Cod• Stell•• OI HI•'" t..i114 mon.v OI '"" Un•tt<I Mlow. .. ... ~, Be.och, '°""'' 01 Oran~. Ul.S) Slato all roqht . title and •n AVISO' UUed tw .... •-•114••· St•l•ofCAltotornia "''toownon•map Oate: April u. 1'1t ••rest conveyed lo ano now lltl<I llY '' El tn--* -olllr c..,,,. Ud retordeo"' 000~ ISi. DdQ<!\ t to l• •n Tome t oo A.M. under WIO Deed at Trull In ttop pr._,. "" •IHl1-1• • _,,., QIM Ull. ••-tt ctu••v•, of mtS<.•llaN'Oul maps, re· Otpl. J 11 trereu,.llH ~r•t>eO ff -••• • JO diu '-•• la ,,.,.,,.. •• cord; ol 0.-c.c..n1y. c,.,1,rorn1a A ESTATE 01' ALAN L.LONARD TRU!>TOR. C STUART SAFFER a <_..,...,_ l..H'ol'nof(t1nt~""'l1nan<ltolneorop.,r. PIERCE••• AL"N 1. PIERCE m•rrotc1..-ash,..soteandstPdrate I TotneR•.-nt tyO•urol>foclol>OY,. De<••~ property .i TI>e Pf'l•tioner ,,., •••NI • Clfl1 T,,. \lreet _,_ .tnd otllrr <om· NOTICE 1!) HERE8Y GIVEN llMI BENEFICIARY AAlHUA FAST flan Concemt1'9 vour m.trrt~ Yov mon dal19Nl-. 11 any, 01 '"• rut PetollOMt, JEROME GLASER tne ANO AROIS FAST, hUSl>tnd anO wot• "'O Ill•. -·nen rl'S-'" wolh•f' JO property IM'.C"IX'<l •llOvt' "purported E.ec utor ot tn• E\l•l• o1 Al.tn u1o•nt ll'flllnts d•v• ot ll'le owte ,,,.11nos summon• is to lie 11i. ""'•OU• Wav N•wPOrt LtOll•rO Po tree. N S hied 1>ert1n • Rtc<>r<lf<11 H. 1978 as onslr. No sern<I on vou B••<ll. C..tttorno• Pet1t1on tor OrOtr Dtrectong T ''*"Sier l'°"4 '11 booli 17654, l)aQe 1•l• Of Di 0 II .,.0.. fail lo lilt' • written Tiie undltrMQntO Tru\I"" di-.: laorns of Ptrsondl Property pur•u•nl lo llct•I Atteoros In Ille olloc• ot Int ~Sl)Onst ""'""' wen ti,.,., your .,._ ..,v llat>tltty tor ""' on<orrOKlnt!\S ot Pr00.tle COd<t. ~toon 1)1 s, to <l•i· Retarder of Or41119e County; woo clffd 1 ... 11 m.av be entered •nd ,,,. <O<J<l ll'le •l•MI _..,,,and 01...,, common mant SyMa Em•"ue•. rel•rencr to lol tru,t dt\crltie• Ille I0110w1no pro. m•y tnltr • 1ucl9<'Mnl corll••n1n9 on· Ot~gn11t-. ii Mly, •nown M•ein \ucll Ptllllon, • c09y of wllocll •• .ti jPer1y junclive or ottwr orders <on<tmlng !>•Id ~ wlll ~made l>ut woltroul t<1ct1eo hereto. 1s tna!H for lu~tntr L.ol 4Jol TrKI No 2111, In the Cllv dlvosoon Of pr-rty, ~s•t SUPQOI'!· coven•nt Of ••rrolfllV. l'~P•O> or om· parlo<ul•r\, •nO lllal 1ne llmt dnd ol C01il• Mt~.•• per map rrcor<Md In (llold Cu$1ocly, Clloleen HI book 17. paoes l A and 3Sl ol Ml~ I.es, co\I" •"" 1uc11 otller relief ;u encumbretKU, 10 P<IY tne remaining tor Aprlt n. 1'19. "' 9 oo • m. on cell•n.0<1s M-. on Ille olfk• ol lne rn•Y t>e 9ranled t>y Ille court, wno<ll Pf'•n<lpat """ of Ille note(>) ,ecureo Department J ol wlo Court. di 100 RecotdetofOranqe Counly. CO<Jld retutl In Ille O•mlsllmenl OI hv said Oeed ol Trust. IO·wll. CIYI< Center Otovt' w .. 1. Sdnl• An•. EXCEPflNG THEREFROM alt waqu. taking of money or prooerty, or $SO,OOO.OO, with Interest Iller.on, .u Ca1ttorn1a all, •u s. minera ls, and other other ret~t. . Pf'Olllded In said nolets>. aov.,nces, 11 Said per'>Ofldll>tOPerlV. llllt' to w111cll llydroc•rt>on SUl>Sl~u tyl119 l>e!Ow • < II.,... wlsllr.-•1't •fvke el •ny, u-Ille terms ol Hid Oeed ol. Is cl•lmeo. ano PO>•n•1on 01 wnlc h ,, dePtll ot )OQ tee1 trom ttre sut1ece 01 u atlOf'MT.., 1111 ,.,..uer, .,.., •-• Trust. fffs. c11&r11ts '""" .. penses 01 souQlll, 1>y Sylvia Em<1nuet, os s<11d property, bul will! no rlellt of sur tie H I'"''"""' se lllat .,..,, wrltt.., ll'le l r1>sle. ~of Ille tru IS CrHlld dutr•bedu tollows f•ce entry, u provided on dMd re ,._ .. ,,,....,,,,,.ybelllell..,11-. b'f U id OMdolTnat, •· OM titClte.. whltt VOid rln9 ,el cord..i In l>oOll J03, ~ »O of Ollkl•I Dated J,,.....r., S. 191'. The beneff<lary under said Dff<I ot with one c•••I diamond In a !!Ohl~ke Records. WIU.IAM E. 5t JOHN, 1,.,,1 Mnlo4ort executed ano de· moun\1119 wltn two sm•ll d1•mon No. 141-ln·?I. By EDITH TARZIAN, Decleration of ()ef..,11 and Dt>m•ncl D. °"" IAIC •Miit\ QOld """· • hoqn M•y lie •IM>·-•s Said ••nd IS OtilutY I s I ~ Ill N I GI ctome wtlll • WI~ ll~t llno\11 WI wolh IOC•led on Ille So<llh 'Ide ol Etrnllurst QUIGLEY AHO LIVING,TON ~fau~I ~ E..:ll: IO •;.11 of~e un· ••ent do;tmonch, on lwo row• IO<Jr on L•n•. 1nlrd tot Wt\\ at C•rnegoe A'!!'E,..~~--. dtrslt ned <•uHd uld Hotoce ot u cl'I row Avenue in ti. City of C01il• Mew . ,... • .. __.. "'' 0.1 ... tt -Elodion lo l>ett lo lie re· Any ~rton Interested In tht •OOvf. "111 •street -<•Hor Gornmon dt· Ot .... , C.. -cor-rn I/le C_,IY -· t ... rUI oei.crol>eCI 11<ooerly wno<n " the SUD sl9nallon Is ,_ •OOvt, no wMTantv Tel: 11141 ~I .,.._,,,. 1~ ~ 1ect 01 tt\ls Petllton ""''toot •n •nswer IS 9ln n es to •ts c~tene» or CO<· AltenMy fer: HlllMw 0.te· Merctl 211 tm to the Peto lion rectneul •· P\oOll-Or-Coan D .. ,. Ptlot ·Title 1,...;,""' •no O•teo Marc II n. 191' Tiit bent1k 1¥y _, uod Ott'd of -· 21, ~ >. lO, 11, "" 1111·1• Tn.tt ~Y GtL8lAT G LIPMAN Trus(. b~ ,.._of • l>rH<llor default ----nwldTn.e., Attorney tor Ptuhonet '" the Oblleatt0ns stteured llWrel>'f, PUBLIC NOTICE • ., Vl'9lflla TonuJw- -En<utor ot tro. neretoforo eucutld and Otllw.....i lo PllOll'f'ed 0r.,.. Coesl O.oty Piiot, e\t•ttOI tM ~ •-lnen Oe<l•r•toon Mar. 27w.--.l, 10, "" 11.,.,. Alan L. Pierce ot 0.111<111 -0........S lor sale, and MOTtea TO'lla lHTOllS Je.-Gt•ser wrlltOft -tc• ot l>f'HC/1-of election SUNlllCMI C:OUllT Of' TME 011..1a 11T G. l.IPMAN, ISO. 10 ceuw "" llfttlen'9Md to Mii s.alcl STATW Of' C.A&.lf'OttltlA POii 1.is>v................ -r1'f lo Mlllfy Mid otllf9,lt.loM, TMIEQOUlfTYCWOttAHO• Sllilet1t -t~IM~c ... _ _......,, I UNRIOltelOUttTOf''THI ·--· CMlfenlla .. ~ said Mllct ot IW'Ndl Md of eloctioft to Ell ... f/11.NtD c. HAMI L TON, ••• STATW Ott CMJllOllNIA ,011 Tel11..... llerK~~u.••11111 1n. ENIO C ROSllY HAMILTON, TM•eouttTYOf'CNUUIOIE At__,_,__, '''·Ho. IOU••n _. '""'peee 1•. OMeaMCL ' .... """'1$ . JerOINGI-Of sel40ftki.1 k9"&. NOflCE IS HUIEIY GIVEN...... ltOTlt• 0, ........ 0 0, Pulltl"'941 Otenot C:OHI 0.11., PllOI S.14 .... wllt .......... IM wl"-" <rMIMrsol tM ....... NfMC!Wt9*nt "9TITION "°" ~n Of' WIU. April 3, 10. 17, .. ,, lttl-74 c-ntlfll • _,_,,, ......... ~ In!-"'-'•II ......,. ...., .... clelml ..-IMI AltD POil Lan••• T•H-•lt· i...:------------1 Olltd, ~ tltle, llOSMUioll, tr II• Mid cllcedlnl .,.. required .. Ilk tAaY. f'K"°'*8"Cfto to"" .... rtmalnlftt lllMI, wl"'.,. _.,_,.,...In ..... "HeLIEftlE TRACEY,·~· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE Wll1C ... CHAJlll Crematory • Aower Shop 427 E. 17th St •Shipment Costa Mesa •Burial prlltC ... I tum ot IM -C.I M<'°""' "'9 offk;e ol ... <lent t* IM ...... -HIEL&NE C. TIUICl!Y, o.tffted. ------------1 ------------1 ll'Y Mid DIM Of TNSC W111'1 IM«nt .. lllltd c-1, or to -t tllem, Wllll NOTICE IS HIElllEI Y GIVEN lflol1 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOul eu111tHJ In Mtlf llot• P"OVICIM. HllMKts, If Ille noc•tMrt _.,."-to Ille .,,.. VIVIAN l lEISHIElt 1111 flltd lltr•ln • PUBLIC NOTICE , MAME STATUll&NT .,.,, -ttle t-s Of Mid Dwd M *1"\19M41 .. ti. olfkt Of REINJOHN. -.mi.n for "'"'" t* Wiit Mid IOt' It- -dol T"'"• fMI, ~Md •• ,...._ Of CATLIN & CL.l!Ml!NT$, A"°"leyl •I •-• Of &..n.n Ttlt-l•ry, '' "CTf'tlOUS IUSINIE$S , .... tooowl119 penonl .,. nt ltle Tnn• -Of ... ,,,,, .. Ct'OlllOcl Lew. '11 w. Slalll ''·· uoo, LOI ..... nu .. Wllial"',.... ~ lvrtllttr NAMS $TATI Ml!NT 111151MUH . .., Mid 0...of T""'· Anttlel, CA to011, WlllCll I\ ... PIK• .. rtk vlert.. Md lllat .... Um• .... T'"' IOllOWl1'19 s-rson I• OOlnq l>USI• TOPIU INllE$tMeNT$, 37• s. $akl .... wltt •Mlcl on~ey. Of "'"'""' ...... 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Apr ti. ti. t 4-M.tv I m• tU} It ' - The-ame•t Marketplace on the Orange Goast------ D A I LY PILOT CLASSIFl·ED ADS f -~'ft 111.a•a l One Call &ervlc8------l v-.~ ·~ •·1 J Fast crec1n Approval ......... s. ....................... 8 411 IHJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• THllllrS AllDPIC,_.. you'° ... tlMir beautlfuJ 3 bd. a ba homo wh1rh bat ID&Q)' new reatur l"!i such 11 Coppc-r plumb !."&.L root. klkben Al both OMJll. Close to schooli. & iboldna. A gem for only SM.!Wo-. Call today. 11rt 110!« ttAl" 4\'IUI '"'" LOWEST PRICED ''IACI IA Y VIU.AM .. J INN. 21/a IA THS. 2 STOIY MOTIYAT9 ••• $110,900 R.C. TAYLOR CO. &a.5112 ~o !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~!!!!!! ALLSTATE· REALTORS SICLUOID llACHHOUSI 3bedroom~ bonus room Ugbl. bright living area. lovely patio, 2 blocks to ocean . Owner w i ll finance on contract with low down payme nt. SW,500. MIWPOIT CIEMTll aEA&.TY 640.lllZ lllDIOOM +.UUT GIANTVA.LUE! Giant back bay bargain! \\ I·.~ L I ') '\, TAYLOR C Hl<t\l.1<>1\:--. -.11111· l!I COSTA MISA SPICIAL 2 suna ouruns Terrific location. large lot. Two l · Bdrm, 1 bath apts in each duplex. Both on beautifully m aintained 97'x150' lot. Near shopping, schoohi. e t c . In excellent condition . Realistically priced ! $200,000. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .. UALTORS 2111 S..J ........ _. MEWPOaT CINTll, M.L 644-4t I 0 Over 3600 ft. of peaceful ---------------• UviJll. 4 Bedrms + 3 baths·OR-3 Bedrm + separate guest/maid's qtrs. Formal living rm. l''amily rm. 2 Fplcs. Cov· t:red brick patio. Polling house--a nd much more at a bargain price! Call now to see, 673-8550. 1 lH N 111 Q •II ~ f Ufl IU t I "-KI ' l•IRMMI TREES! TREES! REMODELED EASTSIDE Bright. fresh &i airy. Fm· ly rm & kitchen area enhanced by a btn pic- ture garden window. F r ont tile e ntry c.'OW'lyard. Warm woods! Spanishfrplc. You'll love it' Phone now. Open Eves . Reduced from Sl<n,000 to only $99.900 545-9491 EXECUTIVE RANCH HOME Designed for Calif living. Lots of glass. Italian tile entry View of Tustin Hills. Sunken Roma n tub. Elegant executive's borne for graceful e nter· t.alnlog. Telephone today for appl. Open Eves. 56-9491 ~ Walker & Lee real estate ~ Walkt!r 1; I r.r. P~UDO , ....... c.... A .....,, I Mrr;:1,:~ ~Ao:Joo. lliii'llOWM I.I. ., ..... OC:Ull'IOMT LOT ~--oommual· tr. 0...-•I~ ,..,_ .,_ ... ltlft. .............. .-r nNm ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 ILUFfS COHDO -Popular 3 Bdrm Franciscan model in original Bluffs. Walk to high school and shopping. Assume existing 91/c % LOAN . Owner wi ll help fi n a n ce. Immediate occupancy can be arranged . Call 546-4141 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach-N ewport Beach OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OM THE IEACH Beaut. Decorated 3 BR 2 BA Unit W/180° View From L.R., D.R., Kitchen & Master B.R. Built On Beach Near Huntington Beach Pier. Amenities Incl. Pool, Rec. Room, Sauna, Plus Pvt Guarded Entrance. Price, $369,000. MIWPOIT ILUfFS Beaut. One Story Comlo In The New Bluffs. Excel. F loor Plan W /3 BRs Plus Fam. Rm. Huge Liv. Rm. W /Cathedral Cellings. Large Master BR Suite. Price, Including Land, Only $199 ,500. Easy Financing. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. ® --..... ,tl'MU &31·1• .. • DO¥ll DlfYI ... ··-·. -· . . ··---·-·"" MIX with 25 years of loving care and improvement •AIMSH with amenities 0,.. -Cor the first time - 231 POPPY, COIONA OB. MAI SllVES small family with large hfest.yle IY OWMllS IY APPOIMTMIMT 673-1179 One Thousand Dollars per carat EXCLUSIVB. y Youas. • • • • From the front row spectacular bay a nd ocean close-up view to its oversized 2 car garage with storage. this 3.000 sq. ft. home has everything! The all-brick pool deck and front patio. lovely new landscaping and neat location make this completely remodeled 3 bedroom. 21/2 baths t he kind of living you 've been looking for ! Our exclusive at $515,000. includ ing the land !! U~l()U~ lif)M~§ REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 E.:ist Coast Highway. Corona del Mai Jl\,O 111 M1•s .1 Verde, JI 546 59QO GALAXY LIGHTS! ln1tructlo111: Hidden WOfdt btilow eppeer fofwMd, beclt· • wlfd, up. down or ditgOnllly. Find eldl end box It In,~ Fix J1eq1111 ClocmmJ La11ldl .; Quwn Murthison Bucket j Su119 Stwt Kelltr • Cremlf 9 Teti Andrew Elliot GlfWd Blel11 F111d1y JMrt Tomorrow: Adjlctiw Comperilon ~II. macnab/ lrvtne ?-realty PAMOIAMIC VllW Developer's own be a utifully upgraded 4 BR home situated on choice view lot. Outstanding decor inc l. designer papers & cpts - dramatic use of warm wood - beamed ceilings -mirrored fplc & air cond ! Terrific pool, terrace & covered patio area. ~75,000. LyMe Valentine 644-6200. CB-67) '42·t23S 644·'200 tot Dower Drive H«bOr Vi.w center Irvine at Cempus Valt.1'C.nter 752·1414 NEWPORT s,-llh , .. -Ocecm View $2tt.OOO PoolHo.e $120.000 hhlh-..-scost $4tt.OOO Westclff -4 be*oa•1 $169.tOO oc ... lhlplex $169.900 COSTA MESA Uaits $325,000 Mna Verct.-Pool SI 11.900 Mesa Woods -4 bedrooms SI 15,500 LAGUNA View -Model Hw $174.500 . MANY -MANY -MORE!! Call 646-7171 \-0) THE REAL 'Ol ESTATERS ,., ........ .. .WMllC .. __ _ _..,._ ..... c•CNllJ...., 631·1266 .. -.--· .. ___, ~~ ..... --- EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Like new 3 bdrm .. 2 ba .. completely remodeled. On large lot. with de· tacbed 2 car garaqe. ex· tra parking. Pnced right at$121,900 associated BROKERS-l?fAtTORS lQt', "1\1 8,J,.t<-...., ti'I l ~h l ACOUMILLIAl«llCO. 644·9060 2111 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS N>. IN NEWPOfrr caHTIA OCEANFRONT COTTAGE $284,5• .., ..... 2 ....... .._ -'"" .... Polllt.Shkl-11oW...._ WATERFRONT HOMES lac. 2'136 W Coa t High'4.>I.' Nt'"'pon Bcc)(h 631-1400 . ·--·· ·-···. UDO ISU Bay view rrom 2 ']>atio decks enhances c ustom spacious' s 'bdrm., 4 bath traditional home; like new. Ideal for entertainin~ Corner lot. ~.ooo. llG CANYON Golf course view from spacious 5 BR, 4 ba. traditional home; lge. family • room. pool, jacuzzi. $750,000 IA.CK IAY Fine t4 Wrm., 2'h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. OCEAMFIOMT Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off this landmark; 4 BR. 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $48.5,000. IAYFIOMT Several fin e bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed, 3 BR, 1 ba. oak fl oor. partial basement, concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR l-11 Boy\od•· Or ~· 'O YEARS OF SERVICE 2443 VISTA MO• f74 OPEN SUM 1-S Large Single Level Paula Plan. 3 BR + fr in Newport Beach Bluffs. Tiled Entry . Lrg LR W/Cust. F.P. Cathedral Ceilings. Huge Master . BR Swte. Fee I.;and. Only $199,500. A "J oy or Newport " Listing . 2043 VISTA CAJON OPEN SUN 1·5 Gorgeous 3 BR 2 BA End Unit-. Spacious LR. Lrg Master BR Suite. 3 Skylights. Patio O'Looking Finest · Greenbelt In Area. Only $155,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 2156 VISTA ENTRADA OPEN SUM 1 .. 5 Rare 4 BR Built In Riviera Section• Of The Bluffs W /View or Nite Lites Across Bay. Excellent Storage. New Appliances In Kitchen. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. $165,000. 16 SEA ISLAND OPEN SUM l·S Quiet Setting On Big Canyon Golf Course. Nile Lites & Golf Course View. 3 BR. Formal Dining. Wet Bar. 2 Pvt Patios. Secluded Location. $255,000. 97 4 IA YSIDE COVE WEST OPEN SUM 1·5 In The Fabulous Bayside Cove Community W /Security Gate. Nr Private Beach On Bay. 2 BR 2 BA. Original Model Home. Pool. Jac uzzi. Exc,eptional Offering. $215,000. IS &OUT A POINT DIUft Bre athtaking 180° V•ew From This Beaut. 3 BR ~ "~3~rtsmoutb In Spyglass. SN d Kitchen. Formal Dini ~\) -e F.R. W/F.P. Pool, Firepi u lassed-In Jacuzzi. $430,000. OM THE IEACH Beaut. Decorated 3 BR 2 BA Unit W /la«r' View From LR, D~ Kitchen & Master BR. Bit On Beach Near Huntington Beach Pier. Amenities Incl Pool, Rec Room, Sauna, Plus Private Guarded Entrance. Price, $369,000. SPICTACULAI SPYMASS Lovely 5 BR Coron~do Model W I Night Lig hts View. Prof. Landscaped Yard W /Many Extra Features -Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna. Entry Leads To Lrg L.R. & Formal D.R. Completely Modem Kitchen. Downstairs Game Room. Call For Appl. To Inspect. $600,000. HEAT LOCATION In Irvine's Calif. Homes. Lovely One Story 3 BR & Liv. Room Home W /Custom Pan•ollng. Brick F.P . Private Courtyard. Shake Roof . Only $87,500. . 131·1• 111 ICMllmft ---------- .............. _ ................. . MIWPOln' .... 1111.111 ,,... ...... a...aa .................. 1M ......... ll ••. -..r=n.c.w ' -H£RITAGE WllTllDI 1UM11•• a Ir, J M+MOI •low ....._ r_...,., fn,IOO 1Mo71H ::. :.:..~~.re.:. ~t1:••tl••· c .11, ________ _ HI Al I (>HS A l>l\'I'"'" Ill . It J rh4 w In""' nwn1 c. 'o ....... ,,.s,.c ... •view Iota. ~aolrool New bome on Balbo1.1 Island. Quaint, priced right 2 Bdrm R·2 lot, a ssuma ble l st. CdM, lowest pnce 4 s harp homes, VA terms. no money down Xlnt location E·side C.M. c u s tom home. Comer lot. Seller motivated I ~ HlRllAGl IH •\l I Cl~c" ••• ICet C. Moff1•1•r 1009 Oeorjl la HUlltinitoo Beach You are the winner of two ..... tickets CllO oovalue). to IUGSIUHHY MEET THE SWH-HEROES April 13 Looi Beach Convention ~oler Arena Tickets may be l'la1med by calling 642·5671t ext 272. *** ASSUMAILE & AFfOIDAILE Be an lnstant winner. As· sume existing loan. En· joy 3 gracious bdrms. sun shiny kitchen wtran· tasllc no wax floors. Nelll'l,y new carpets and lovely wallpal>('rs. Just .--------•I listed, so better hurry' ~HERITAGE . • REA LTORS EASTSIDE'S IEST lmmaculaLe 3 Bdrm + den home situated on qwet street. close to all s hopping. Tastefully done \n earthtone. Ask· mg 1139.900. Call Today. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uouoa STOii fOll SAU c ... Mwy;a.111 ......... ..-.- ~-·•••u• ...._ OWW' wll _.. • ..... WO.e4'S SPOITSWEil SHOP HJtlt fMt trwfflc lee ..... wMI 111 A'1 ...... $6.500 4t7-33J.I LA&UNA llACH 49t-4SSI 49Wt1Z So.Ill L..-.,_,.... 495-1720 644-7020 Lag•• Niglt1I Mewpart le•d• BY OWN ER. Totally r emdl'd 3 Br, 2b a. Ho.MsForSc* IMcMl"-s w/fam·rm on quiet tree ••••••••••••••••••••••• ForS. 1100 bne st. new kitchen. Ter-Newport leach I 069 ..................... .. rlfic buy Sl35.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w l assum able loan . S£""YIEW $16.900 Owner movin g out or 10A ST&tS TO IEACH area. Need to see to Port Royal-Best Buy. Dbl wide '61 Trallerama believe. ~37 Pro l . d e co r a t e d · (0N5186) 3 pvt bch & upgrades. A/C, dlx 4 Br 3 pter. SUb-letllng allowed IUJFFS OWNERS Ba. 2 frplc's. wet bar, J..A>Ciited ln Treasure as: Prof & pe rsona lized beaut. n1te hte view. :nio1 Pacific Coast Hwy. service by specialists in ~ comm. pool + Lag Bch. Offer ed by s elling your h o m e . tmrus. $325.000. 64().6600 Renaissance M.P. (714) Please call 640-~9. You THEGERRIECO. 499-:1116 w.n trust -------c/# /7//J///J~ R~~y Planning to sell your home? Our designe rs Only 188,500. CJll &tS-0303 ~~~~~~~ Loaded With Demus Ricketts. Rl tr 642·3263/955-0497 10% DOWN Walnut Sa Condo $67.~00 LAGUNA DELIGHT Cll.armiJlg 1 BR house in prestigious Emerald Bay T e r ra ce. Sunny . cheerful . s par1ous rooms. including large separale dining room Surrounded by lovely fruit trees. Only m1nulcs walk lo the beath . $155,000. roRTOflHO Large. beautiful home Wlth all the amenJt1es for enjoyable hving & enter· tammenl, in model cond S225,000 Ownl!rl bkr 759-0226 644 2356 Real &>ltate FORESTE OLSON ~ ... U(l A,I -· have increased seller's pnifll.s many times over by simple non·slrllctural cosmetic changes in· terlor & exte ri or Oinrndt.atioo & drawings --·-~-·-~ _____ c..-__ _ Sl50·S300 appli cable --------•1 towardspu.rchase. HARIOI HLNDS- Country Life Interiors POOL 3Cl6 E. Coast Hwy' COM A l .. rae 3 Bdrm home 673-9510 -.. ---------•with many ext ra --------... features to make living UNITS 61WO BDRM Near Diueylud, good rent al area . Only 122.5,000. Call 645-9161 : OPEN HOUSE RlALTY / so enjoyable. Beautirul pool opposite large cov· ered patio. 1be reasona- ble price leaves room for )'OU to decorate to s uit your own ideas . Now available at $169.000. 642·5200 CAMEO SHORES View Of The Lake ... with canyon view & But extre m ely nice. privacy; single level 3 Sever al 2 BR condo's bdrm .. 2 baths, formal w/pool, spa & lush dining rm. home. Cozy grounds. Offered from frplc .. beautiful pool + $48,900. Won't last. Call key to private ocean now! 540-3666 beach. ~.500 ii~:.;.;~:;~~ (liW£UIO $56,000? We can offer you ~ _ a choice 2 bdrm .. 2 bath mobile home with elec. built-ins, just steps to the pnvate beach on the bay. w ith BOAT SLIPS VAIL.ABLE. DOtn SQUEllE THE IUDS Give them room to run in this dream home which has 5 br . 3 ba , pro· fessionally landscaped, ocean & canyon vh.•w. Bedrooms! Check out this executive home w ith 5 s upe bedrooms. Family room. brick fireplace and MOM lovmg kitchen with bwlt· i.ns. Giant covered patio as loog as house. Grea for e ntertaining. $129,900. Hurry, call. filtESA DEL MAR 3 Bed.room, 2 Bath Luxurious 5 bdrm. 3 ba. Own/ Agt family home on pool 759-9332, 645-6010 sized lot. Walk to UN IV ERSITY PARK P aroch ial & public \IULAGE n Expanded school & Orange Coast La.5alle model. For sale College. Beautifully by Owner. $140.000. Call maintained & upgraded. 552-8888 SJ.27,500. Call now. Agent --------- 54(}.1720 B. Gro unds . 551-4682 Wl. Priced to Seti! -----------1 The most arrorable 4 Eves. FORTUNE Bdrm, home in No C.M. "'•TH New cpts & paint. Walk ST AR to So. Cllt Plaza, schools IN BACK IA Y & c bur c h es . o n 1 y Only Sll4.500 this supe $77 .900 /VA t erms! !\mart condo in Back Bay Please caJI Bruce, Brk. \S professionally decorat-1_6.1_1_·~------- ed \n popular earthtones. Talk A.bout Cheap! Wet bar. plush crpting & nus is it! 2 Bedrm. 1 mirrored walls. 3 bdrm, bath doll house is looking 3 ba, small complex. for right owner. It's only close to pool. 759-l50l t64.900. and that's cheap IRAHDHEW TOWHHOMES ·-..ttany woods" <Eastsidetosta Mesa) 2432Santa Ana Ave. for Costa Mesa! Call P.B.l. 964·2431or 835-0211 pager•9468 O.OPoint 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREVIEW SHOWING MARlNITA Presllgious residences near the marina from $159.900. 831-354 0 . English Tudor 2&3 Br 4934006: 549·5111 s phl level , 2&3 car -------- ga rage . fr p I cs . Magnificent ocean view. microwaves, greenhouse New 3 bd, lge rms. (3rd windo ws. pool. spa. bd sep. s uite>. Agt. TENNIS court. 833-0623 , 759-0706 From $89,950 646-0061or955-1920 Developed by Woodtree Dev Co. Family Fun ~ins Here DeUgbt1'ul family style home features a s uper famil y roo m wl l h fireplace. 3 s pacious bedrooms. for mal dining room. form al Ii ving room. plush carpeting. Cathedra l cei lings Enclosed patio. S91.000. Don't wait, call 559·8451 TARBIU. -& la.OW MARKET Sharp 3br,,~reat location + decor with amenities Must sell. 673-4311 agt. CUSTOM MODEL HOME Single story 2200 sq. ft . over 50 additional up- grades. includes cenlral air, sauna. tile roof. burglar alarm and pro- f essiooally landscaped ya.Nb. Call today. DON OSEN REALTORS 401Gl,.ENNEYRt.: 497.4848 LOWER 3 ARCH BAY JBr. 2Ba 2 sty. lg lot. ocn view, c lose to b<·h. $280,000. 644-1814 &.raid lay Lot 67~ MUST SELL LAGUNA IAYCREST Best Financing, 103 down AcrwalJt for Sale I 200 a.ach Dolltovse buys lovely 3 br, 2 full ...................... . $,05•000 bath, spa. ocean view. 2 Rancho Cal'f . 4 5 blk.s beach. By owner . ' · a rea· · Newport Shores. attrac-llOO,OOO. 1..c92•3710. acre pareels, $100.000 full Ca Uve 3 BR. newly crpt 'd & price, terms; must sell. usey painted inside & out. 5 CUTE. CO'ZY A#. 979-4964 & blks to be arh. Owner 2 bdrm cottage w/fplc. 540--A-c-res-.-$800--pe-r _a_c-re-, :y transferred out of area. Dbl delacbd gar w/RV billy. 6 ml east o( Sun· Pool & te nnis courts. access . L a r ge I o t nymead. 5 mi west of Re~onable terms to w/room to grow. Lge as· Beaumont . Contact NEW LISTING quahfied buyer. Call for ble loan $75 500 ENC HA NTED COT · appt to s ee. P eggy , ~m~achRltrs'.492.2100: owner<7l0684-&15l TAG E N E S T L E D _960-4392 ___ • 536_·_24_98_. ___ --------- AMONG TALL TREES BEST 0 R I G I N A L ~~1"---I 078 ON LARGE LOT IN BLUFFS ARE/\' Se ._..,... ~ NORTH LAG UN A. 2 · nsa ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEDROOM. DINING t1onal plan E. h ighly ROOM. WITH ROOM customized, spac1oui:. 2 bdrm. swtc + masi:.1ve FOR EX p AN SI 0 N . famiJy rm. & added hob· S HO RT WALK TO by rm . Overloob BEACH ANO TOW N. enormous greenbelt 1168.500 Ho nestly p r 1red al • $189.500 Agent 640-5560 1104So. Coast Hiway in Village Fair IEAUTIFUL LAGUNA BEACH 4 ldrm. Family Rm 497 2457 HVH New carpet. close • to schoor & park. Fee $170.000. Ph 640· 1440. LCICJIMO NkJIMI 1052 551~1 ....................... --------- $79,950 VA, FHA Terms Super starter with big yard. a spa and deck' 2 bed.rooms. dining. callng a rea. MOM lov1n11 lutchen. Electnc garage opener. Giant patio. trees and rose bushes. Hurry! Call 495-1064 TARBEU.. -· 700 ACRES Riverside County at a mam rreeway offramp. Some xlnt comme rcial potential. Rapidly dt!· velop1n g a r ea & l miles of freeway fron- tage. Investor terms. FARGOR.E. 1 /676-5717 or l /7J9.-0696 INVESTORS 10 acres. level. Investor t.erms. xlnt area. c Lot. spbt>. DROYH 677-5609: 679-2823 evs BAY& BEACH Formal dm. rm & com· --------- Ocean view. New 4 br. 3 b.a. 33932 Blue Lantern. Trade/Lse/Option or small do wn . Agt. (213)43t-446l. -:"!.~ RANCH ~Hf.ALTY ~ 5[i1 2000 Laguna Niguel COUNTRY ESTATE Santa Ana 1300 lost Costo MHO 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. fortable h ving 1n the fam. rm w/blt-ln bar Don't miss this beauty! CaU now. 979·!)370 4 Br. office, dbl garaJte, rec room. room for RV. lots of storage, unique. ready to move m School in walkln~ distance . Owner waiting for offers. Ope n Sat/S u n 12 ·4 . 548-5879. Ocean View. Dbl lot. 4 or 5br + tam rm & DR. (2600 sq ft). Trlr acess. $179.900. Ownr/ Agt. 661-1881. Open daily, 25492 Neptune/off Del Avaioo. NOTHING Realty •~" Canyon & ocean \ 1ews ~·;;;r·::;;:r·~:·;:· ;;,::·;~;::~;·;Y·~;:~· .. to do to move Into this ~.,,. Beautiful courtyard en· • · . · immaculate , larJ?c 4 try. Master bdrm with fenced yard with frwt n ear beach 1n San bdrm.+ ram. rm. ror the spa~ to spare & l'?race to trees. room for gar4en Clemente Xlnt invest· JSS{ltl .. -----...ALLSTATE, busy execuuve family. SpocioetsbecHome match.Vou'll beproudto ~.000.751-89biaft3PM. ::_nt. 1175,000/Firm. CI06e to park. pool. play-4 BR. 4 ba. 4600 i;q ft of entertain guests or rt'· Beautiful 3 Br 1 ai. Ba •--~------ ground. tennis courts finest appt.s & custom lall".'es m tlus secluded home in prime area. C:.•ht ~Lots/ REALTORS and schools. Easy care features, by ~wncr / set.Ung. Vaulted re1lings. Iii? Crypti 1500 HecrMw c..,. Cod landscaping means more builder. Including 1m· ~ bnli?ht krtr hen 3310 S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX Ocean view rrom a d is· time to spend with fam1-ported ~le. smken Mst Olive. 181,990 Owner ompanion crypts I.a GOV'T REPO Very nice two 2 bdrm t1nct1ve 3 bdrm home. ly. They'll a ll love this BR & Living rm. elec gat 21 54(}.2388 Gunta section, Pactrlc units, East side Costa nus is definitely an out· beautiful home! & much. much more. 3 Bdrm, lV. bath. Mesa. Enclosed garages of.the-ordinary home ~.000. T..tilt I 090 Memorial Park. Phone New W IW carpeltng. + extra pariung. Street w.ittl all wood siding. In 49).9494 495-5220 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7141922·2972· 6 to lO a.m. S PYGLASS : THE S5000Dn.One!J$61~ & alley access . T his resting & inexpensive ,1 496-2413 130-5050 MewportC.....,. &4 to lOp.m. ULTIM.ATE VIEW! The VAApprov Bro er won 'tlast.1125,000! finanetng. <.t/(>,.L-._ 640-5357 TUSTIN HILLS Ccccscrclal view ii fabulous -lhe 11118-7853 NEWPORT HACH CENTlJRY 21 WEST n ~j~ &sumable 8"7% loan on --------CUstom built lri level. 5 ,.,operty 1600 b e s t t b e r e I s · REAL TY 6 75-1642 554-4840 'T~,./.'1. this 3 Br 2 Ba home on a Bdrm 4 bath, secluded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnldewinda Model · four HcMtHs For 5* F••• y.._ I 034 S33 '>' lg lot. Newly decorated. l&OW MARKET! rustic ruUtop wth valley ,_ ______ _ bedrooms, two & one· ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUI' _ .. s~1 ·L _, ·8600 By Owner . Prl n only. BIG CANYON Condo· VleW. All newly decor at· FOR s •u bait bath& be ed ~. ....-.. "' ~ ···············••tt••••• _.. . ; open am_ ..._...._.. I 006. Westside; rm. for 10 un· Lovely home •Br. den S83.SI00.495-4789 great loutlon. ALSO ed. Lots of wood a nd ce1lin11. large fa mily ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.. "10000 Agt / b 1 elegant 3br. home with "lass and zone d for room with custom built BALBO SLAND fn's.8j70' '833-0523 Eves w a c 0 n Y 0 v e r .,,5'13,. n.. ._. Mtwport S.och I 069 POOi +spa. only 1124,900. horses. Call W-5880 for 187,000 sq. ft. shopping center on 20 acres, locat- ed ln the heart ol Costa Mesa. 37% tenants m,.a· jor, 25,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. of addihonal a buildable space. Renl increases of 1100.000 per year for the next 3 years. uaed brick fireplace; A 1 Cathedral Uv rm, xtra " '-iUtPU5~·•"•"'E •••••••••••••••••••••.. J>rinc. Only 673-4311 Agt. more details. . II . g DUPLEX Bak Ba A Co do g uest rm . 3 pools, Bay{ t E· Tri I I ---_.;;.-----"'-s~ac1ou1 v1~ r oom Completely refurbished. c 1y rea n . SllO 000 96:)..6335 roo xec. . eve . _________ , Wlth marble fll'eplact;. For sale by owner . 3Br, 2~Ba, 2t,A.i yrs old. ' · M 8 k e t b o s e good z.sty. 3V. Ba, 2 lg pnv. ~~HERITAGE LcwelJ pool • Jacuu1, SZ3'1~ Call673-?Sll 14101q ft, dbl garage. pvt household items you're docks on Bayside Dr. bNuUfully landacaped, · · rear Yd, x.lot cond. By The fastest draw In the not using available to $795.000.673-«153 three car gara1e <in· .. M .. 1022 owner,189,500.Prin onl~. West ... a Daily Pilot someotherfamlly byad· --------- tenor fln.11hed walls>. ••• .. ••••••••••••••• •• 548-3'118 or 774·9578 Classified Ad. 642·5618. vertising them for sale in Find what you want in ..Sa.tot all owner will rmiol d'll)lex. Sleps 1--==s=cc=~=4}=µ:.L::=-=~=£=~=s==s==:-Classified. Call 642·5678 Dally Pilot Clualfieda. ftnanee. •.ooo. to Goldenrod overpa11. COLI 0. MIWPOIT 3br, 2.,.ba, ewrox 1800 ~ IHch I 041 ....... .._. I 04I llALTOltS 1q ft upstaln, frplc, 3 That Intriguing' Word Game with a Chudle ••••••••••••••••••••••• -··•••••••••••••••••• IUDdeclla, open beam ln W1oo41'r CLAY I. l'Ol4AH -----671-fl 11 liv rm, lg mstr bdrm. ' ~ Ma r.nah Irvine f -;"". ·TT n---.a•--.... A ··~ ....... of .... ~~ ,,. .. " ~•. 4'Ur.i.-· ap-'°"' tcronobled -It• be· ~ S11UK 1IOO 1q ft. •any up-io.. to'°""'°"' .._,. -d• _ -< ·-~ ...--... .....-..Buyer bu choice ..-=~A.ii~~ 11 1tjKtl 0 1 I ~ ~ _, JASlllNE AVE. Prloccm)y. SU81500. 2 Br, 11111.._ 4 bdrm. bome l be, lrl patio• 1ara1e. wtllll ea••l1Ue wood Super cute 6 cln, all r:I' 1. OYll'llaed lb· ~doae.:iowner• rm. • ~ rm. 1m1carry. < > 17M07l .... Olllo ......, -.Utb a-.or_(714_1A_>I> _••_1_. __ llllD. •ft. lot. -t000· duplta la CDM . =rlH TnDalle Baclr. Juet comg1:1n1. • .......,.... .ooo. Submit term•·Pou . LmllOTllllblal•~uable'~tnde~~'~~~~~-i •.Jll ... iii Olll' Lolt ~-U column•. .OWMABm E~look l'arNle1-NlldeTLC. toimd aa OlalJ sue.•. en-uo _., YABER I ..-,......-. 1.-1,-,lr-1 . JUSI my luc;Ai, I NW I Stgn aay1ng. "Toplba "-tteurant.'' I !Ulhed llghl Ovef Ind IM __ B_l_D_L_O_Y __ I place hid " -. Ii I I I I G C'_.,.,. .,.. <"vc\le -•d • • • • • • 1 ••. ~ .............. _-th .__......__._ ....... -.__._ rov ci<t••lc9 "-"ti> No l below i--.... B_O __ N .... t_R_l '1.i. I' I I I' d rr rrrr1 1 •1111 " .. .----.. •· .. ........... 4 Bdr m, 2 bath, family room custom home in popular La Veta. Close to schools ac s~pln1. Minutes to tbe beach. Price $169,000. A~IANlllCO • 496-7222 831-0836 ,,.,... •••• • l!lr .... L..-..... -··-·---··---··· . BIG CANYON . . REALTORS Beautifully customized 1---------home overlook Ing 5th W ~ 1 Otl fairway of Big Canyon , .. 11111-••ir Country Club on a large ••••••••••••••••••••••• private lot on a unique Mo fi)tllll..,_.1 cul-de-sac. Tbls lovely on this neat. 4 t>edrm. 2 countr)' French home or 1>11th home near schools . approx.lmatel,y 3100 sq ft abopplna •freeway. F\IU has peg • groove oak price m lll50 floors throughout tbe Partt~·lnc84.2·7461 main Uvtna are1, stained ' ,lus lo llvinl room,-................ ormal dlnlnJ rm ,_.. ....,.. Sale Price: 16.500,000 Cull to loan reqd: suoo.ooo Seller will comider 29%dn. Prindpala Only (Broiler/Owner) Call (714)83MW aecured allver clolet, 4 -·~··••••••• bedrocxnl. 2.,. baths. Ea· ._ ......... I I OO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t.eriol" apPOinlmeats in· ,.._.. -1C:O.ilolllllltll9 .. 1T elude a larle pool and ...... ••••••••••••••••• .. f7'l0 10nnln1 area, 1e p . IAY'FIOMT ~hided j1cuai localed Luxurioul mobile bome -off master bedroom. living with apaclous blcTellNEHIH private e ntry with cabaoa. lbr wltb den, ~ .!!..._ ~ • .!f1mto. ~ clau and fou.n· pmdo. l lme h'pk. IJlub rm.~ •~ -..,.. .._.. 2 '"" la -.ooo. 5oent Wlt.b DO new ~· ..,ve • down VA t«ma. Sale Price S495.000 :f:. ':'C:,d. H!=~IDf:: PlrtPlace,IDc:IG·7 .. l · ~~: Uldlowref~le .._,,. •• ..., IMO oU•.soo. IJS.~. P -·-"•"'-.... HUMITLOT Newport Beaeb lBr, l blll Ooata II••· el&J~· 10 oc.u. '12,500. Will "'°'911, p-... nnue.pui. ioa sieo.• -.....,. ;r-............ r • r ,, • al e. hl )I' at f.r\ •• as tll· Ir. :•· "· b 11 OALYll'l.OT \ . ................ ~ .,_. ..... ,.... .... ~ ....... .......... ... Wil -....................... ...................... ••···················· ................................................................... . Ulilii • • • • "-'*b 1-.1• Ml• ,. .._. U 6t •41•,.rf liid J7M ~.... at24 ... ....,..._.. JIM •a• IOtnli•••·"11¥, at.!§: ......................................... •• •• ••• ~ •••• ••• •••• • • • •••-••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ··-'•••••••••••••••••• •l•le, •o.'"" ..._ ~· m . ,..-• ..._ . --'"-·r.... ..... JJ IOlkll __ ..... 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COWia Al .u&on Youas rooau.,ete for1~~.;..;;..;.;; ____ _ baltoalea, udoae Mat.. dollar ..., ..,. w/AI ••••• ~.. Eaataade z BR. Ind. · Ccll&li .... .va Allt. ,..&OCA1'IOM 1ara1 .. •"" 1tora1 mtdrcw ITt d•lr'ff waui ao IN'b. Mao No 11•rM•MAISOC. J4r!w .. ! ..,.., ::·•yrs. old. ~falead. ~· ••• eom~u Pool. Sl15. _, w·-A ....w. roo••· Hra•lt lll ..._,,._OIM1io1.rvllte. -· n••W 6.aa.&MO Ml..,.111•• -.m ·0 m · _,, n•-· ,, -.6.u l!:itlo' 6b90.. Fon: Ow~ ••1 ~o .. ,d.n --.... _ .............. ,. 141644-190 • · tarpn l pt ••'•.-*~Wit-la kllct.n partial euhn1~ or v ........ , .... ~ 3 br ...... l8r + dee/bdrm .... ,. h .... 3107 2 ~/. 11-i ba. pvt patio. OCIAN NOMT ....... WULll &o .... ,. ~ ~::.::--= l'\rwl w.« taa ~ T.O. 'a l'w more lftto. 1~ lie; pe&Jo. rw.t yd, '"* yd l.100 mo' •••••• .. •••••••••••••• aveu .ow. Small dof ok wJ..,,. a.-TuiaUa con-ft. ~ -by Aaiaa SMt,IOO aotUy , na1 ._Taylor.tMHJU !'f Kidl6petaok '4a5 .t:weitmiaaw ea,.n.S 1 Bil.• u.. bay, view. •.917.fi282 3br,2ba.w/otfice. Vear· ch PGOI, Jae, 1110 mo. ~ =·n"NI . C.U1'1~1fordtt•lla. ..-L-no I•• ICM 2Kt, c I ea n pad . 3 1 a 2 bdr m . 1 b a . 1290_ ~'1f!c·f''"Sl°=2.1803 +util. Call 731·2H1 :=a ·•II A.;'ea't at •SELECT ,.,.... ~ -..,. -Lo¥ttr 38r . 281. r~~· Edlewater.S395)'rlyl.ncl Carport.. Lndcy facil. No ,... HPM. . m .1.: PROPERTIES 11M Ulr, l'<I N , trpk. pantl ._..OK, rs:f.IS· 5 ~~-pett . 269 c t&th. PT. 311r.--Zoa Condo. f'rplc, Larae LlC\lfta. i-aae to•.....:.:_.;.;..;.._ ____ _ --·-••••••••••••••••• ani.2car1ar Nrb41ach moyrt,y C.-411W. ll22 ~ wuh/dry. refri1. lncld. ahare.SlnaleparentwitbAlrpo rt O ffl e 1 e . 1~.M. JJOACU$1f• teOo mo •sen b , 2'tba, lfarbor View ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quiet ooda 2b 2b Adult• onl y . $475. one ch lla preferred. Se:J~:.,"~~=v ce Beaut ••• buHdlnir In c-Htra1 Callt~rnla Avail ~ :N>r, ;;-ba, Keoll». C.pe Cod IS&I.> Spotie.a walk to bch. 4br condo~ ae:ut. decor~ ~7317evesooly. ==.J:em 546·2044 a~ . . . f ~Ull':,;l:U (Puo lto blu . nor rl)lr.bhna,lftdt>'.t'IOktu :::"'all 5tor HV\l 3ba tam .rm 2 t 00ft pool.j~.alc. Water/gas S.Cl••llh 3176 • eves. . OMceT•S.. 10Wn> ~/~re, _, bear h S800{m o Ind -·-~/mo.yrly .AduJts.No pd. Avail. Now. Adults, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• fb.me,wtlitemale~w1tb IGCClroaadelMar. Dr1tutlfu..4SatrN· •nc.-v 11rdf'ner ll•I Uta or s..-. Pd.I 509 Acacia lop) bl5. Michele, 640-6363 or U ...... hi t 1 •. 2 aon will share with M/F. Oall~ 'CUI UNITS-C.M. NMI' """· s br o ... ot•ra wut, 2 b•, trpl, I ur pr .WBr,lba, Wltlll for bo rac> , nume rou1 M8 l37l Cm• 1271 ~?CM8 ~lOt ve oa udC ron . • S200 963-38'1'9 aa&k • mob&I« home lo !f! mo · BR apta available. New-per mo. 740 Sq. n . w per aq. n.. ' ' TSL Inv tmt 642 tll03 BY OWNEI 2 OUPLEXll.'S for Salt> Ow_. will cury with . l5 down. Coron• dt•I ll11.m.a5 Puo ~ ~.°"° 2 bdrm I ~ h a • ••••• ••••••••••••••••• New 2 Br 1 Ba crpts / 1 Lee bdrm •. adults only. ly redecorated; stove & Female 1..g 2br, 2ba con· l1i!l6. mo. Located oll Ute AUG. num•rou• Iola & Tu1111ohouae.1.&!!rt•plarr . t..a ~· 2ba '!~?'s ~~· drapes, el. gar dr. S375. No pet.a. Pool & patio. refrig, private patio. do. Fr plc. pool, Irv. 405 Frwy nr. Crown a malln parcd11 •n xt.ra t Jun NeV per mo 1.11<' .... r view . .,. · • ~.675-6882 1887 Monrovia. $265. 498-4554or213/!MS-tSSS J26S+. ~1955--0189. Valley. Avail May lit. Elsi.non' It 1um1undlnR 1 I 4 I 9 6 2 0 fJ 5 9 o r 51H2JO COIM Mfte 3124 M.WelO. Gail. _111_.:ms ______ _ ~ll &uod t rma ~n·•lla ?U1'31 llI48 We•:t der 1291 ....................... 5-N AM 3110 Medjcal unit aultable ror ~ ••••••••••••••~•••••• ZBrS275. Pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ . Da Pnnd pat-. on\)/ pl·~ tbt, 2ba, nu l'rpt/drpt, Mc.fl'adde /N 1 nd•b NewZWrmcondos.rrptc, Call64S-2190 A-L-&...-....1£..k for.... 4 ho wesghtcoouoi. .. uona· ContM't KenM4trli11H ='· f~1~!I cond. aba frPrc ~!hr tnfd bltns.2casga!aae.S.CJO. 3to6pm 2 ~~0K ••••••••••••••»•••••••• blerent.St8·2l03 ... W. Heukll mo -""'7 yd, ;.,., l<lda & pets ok. ~~l0'1 nyon r. East.side t br. l ba, patio, m>mo.+.dep 4Av~il now · Storage Rental. $35/mo. Elegant otlices, 800 aq, ft. Rt'altor•Anoclat.,11 2 Br 2 811 ~on d o , $465 Agt , n o fee . · pool, oo pe t s. $250. · · single enclos ed. 1405 XJnt Newport locauon. 1s.8Sc>nngSlrt:~t hl'/dryr rcfrlg md. "64-2586:913-2971 2 Bdrm, 1 bath apt. ~16. 1 Bdrm 1 bath . Huntingt on St., H.B.1_~..._2_1_11_. _____ _ 4 UMfTS Paso Roblft OtOmo. 961t-9260 Adults $3SO mo Gas d A. ii p-ay 960-4392. 3 Bdrm home at1d <!rn + tlOS, 2 31-SlSO ---2 Br townhouse. hg mstr paid. fi42.sm.' . 2 Bdrm •. 2 bath. Brand S2'7Sdi1 ~.~: W:.;';in ~-. ' ............ 4450 a new 2 Bdrm 2 b•th un· CIOlt 466-)049 t~ bdr, 1\lll Ba. 2 car ga_r new. w/disbwasber. Xlnt Newport Crest s ingle ...................... . its. eo.ooo. tt.t.ow 3242 w/opener. no pets. Avail Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba k>cat.lon. 1395. S48·5169 or WellouDitff 1191 garage. Secured. $40 mo. For store " office space at a.y McC .... , lttr '5A Ruby Red Grapefruit ••••••••••••••••••••••• May6. $C7S. 964}.f)t89 townhouse. Spaclo~s. &te>-5112 agt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-81ll; 548-7813 reasonable rates. 5 ... 772• $5000 P/ A. Will consider "•·.d·-~-"" Crom C .1 I •• fireplace & pool. Qwet H 500 to 5000 ~Ft -· ..,. trade (114)922-7398. ~_,., ~vnuo ¥Cr06S CllHl1UM 11 area. Adults, no pets . to •·--.. 11•40 BEATTIIEHJG Offkelewtal 4400 • ~~~~~~~~ ----beach, Frplr. poul, JDC. ~ 342$ ... ,,,.. ,,..c ...... 1. 675-5949 ........... ---BEACH PRICES MESA VERDE R -be. $375 847-4~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _... . .....,......, ' .. •••••••••••••••-•••• 1 & 2 Br rurn & unrum. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLAZA * •• JoMH ...... 1401 Supertor Newport Beach ...... ----0 -CONDO NearSo.CstPlaza 2br.2 New 2 Bdrm, 1 bath SHARP.beachl,2 &3BR. adult apts. Sorry. no IEAUTIFUL 1525MesaVerdeE.C.M . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ATERFR NT · ba .. New crpts & drps, wtrrplc. gar. Sml patio. Crplc. dishwshr, garage pets 531·6266. SUmS 545.4123 ttc.MsfwwitM-d 2 BR. 2~-: ba. washer! A/C,patJo,pools,jacuzzi $425/mo.759-0497 • & patios. No pels . 75Sto3200$q Ft , .. You are the wmner of twotr..Hckm ($10.00 value>. to IUGSIUNNY ....................... dryer I refrig/ frpk & & lush lndscping. S375 Sfi0..2358; wknds 84-0.6306 ... lwllh ,.,.th.d Crpts, d.rps, serv1c~ HARIOl IL VD. ear.. cW Mar 3 I 22 more S750 mo lse Slip less discount SJ.S..4447 ext New 2 B R · 1 ""' b a or u..fwnished 3900 C-rce r..ta Store 20x60 + office, 1450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ava.el. Peggy, 960-4392._ B ; 963.7418 ~ve& wknd. to~obouse, frplc. pvt Deluxe beach apts. Frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• N_....... 83J.88lJ sq. ft. total. $t9S Per mo. OCEAN VIEW Z HR lrvw. 3244 ~o, encl gar. Adlts, e ncl garage, patios . 'tl{E EXCITING ~--· Bkr.675-6700 duplex. Oblg11r,ch1ldreo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Townbousf 1 e.,2 Br 11""' Ba, .645-4074. Peggy,960-4l92. PALMMISAAPTS Downtown Huntington . . 1 MEET1'l1E Surat-HEROES April 13 .. S535 m o • 14 "'"· b 3 b rp c, patio, poo · Jae. _..., Be b d I 3b 3b b nd H t Be "h 210'"-M a1n St ..,,..,..,.... Mariner s Mi e. o.. " • Northwoods 3 r. a. 5'1().S3l4 evestwknds. ..xN. aut. ran new r a ra new un . MINlJI'ES TO NPT BCH a-. . "'" . ·~ .. ,,.,.' Camauon · Open House mi 811 rt . lgc. rumily br. frplc. laundry rm. Harbour a rea . $475. mo. Bach. l&2 BR $10ne 0 !,':m1,,.,~mcc avail. :~~ ~\~~~ Long Beach Convention Center Sat & Sun. 541 6727 or rm, frpk , ds hwhr, Cncd To..._w Im.med.occupy. Days 536·6663. 536-8705 rromS2M&up. l . .,.,.,. _... rent.Zl3/477.~001 673-8536. y d . g ar Wat er & u.fwwished 3525 'raL Mgmt 642·9412 eve. 840-5949 Adults. No pets Arena t•wporta.ctch 1169 ~nerpdK~antncw ........................ $325.2br,11A ba,bakony, Largehomelilte Z br. 2•,., l.S6tMesaDr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S. mo. 1 soi no He ritage Park Irvine laundry rm. Adult. No ba townhoml' apt (5BlksEast orNcwport Tickets may be claimed by calbng &42-5678, ext. 272 ...... Unfurfti.t.fHI pets .. A gt . no c e . ~-2br, 21/sba. air pees. Adults, no pets. Enclosed pvt patio & Blvd > 964-2566. 973-2971 cond. S450. eve 526-5792. 'raLMgmt 642·1603 garage. Deluxe kitchen 9am-5pm 546-9660 * * * Bayfront Duplx· t'ant vu. • 3Br upr 28r lwr. Fp, blt.M & ldry hkup in ea. Summr/wn tr renll. $390,000/ofr own / agt 840-1879. dy846~ w /bltns incl refr1g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gwral 3202 RENTALS 2 BR. 2 ba. . . . · · · · SSOO ..__ 1 Ith fw'llishH MOVE IN MAY I ST' 2 BR. 2 ba, fu rn . . S600 ...,.-w• B~ND NEW duplex 2 BR. 2'-t ba . . .. S650 •-••••••••• ••••••••• • • · w tside C.M. 2 BR . 1"'1 3 BR.2ba ......... SlOOO * * * ba th Crpts & dq>s ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 BR, 2~ ba .. · · · S700 ·Gary E. Oabs lhruout. built·ins & dis· __ ------2 BR.2ba .. · $475 /$500 309LlncolnAve. hwasher. Fir epla ce . Jbr, lba. lrg lot. San Ch:mcnte Hunll.ngton Beach Prvt, enclosed garage Spacious 3 BR. pool/spa. l yr old, beaut landscaped. loaded w/xtra1o . Only SWS. Mike. 900-2358 Small pet ok S4lO. mo. 176l0Cameron St ~Rlly -~ HEW 2&3 IOR ~. Extra large & pnvate DramalJc n oor plans Slater& Van Buren &t7·7137 960·4370 $460 Midway City 3BR.2ba · · · · · · · · · ss95 Youarethewlnnerof w/addilional storage. Oldr tn·plx on dbl lot. ~rt 71418'«1· 1021 Tustin two free tickets Close to schools. shop- tax shllr. $175,000/ofr. --· ----ISlO,OOvalue), to ping & bus -Westside WANTED own/agt840-1879·. ltcAoalsland 3206 I UGSIUHNY C.M.One unithasayard. 3Br apt in Huntington ------••••••••••••••••••••••• MEET THE l(jds OK. $400 & $385 per Sch. Manna S<.-hl 01:.t Jl.8. 's .Bes t 7 Unit bw Id· Yearly. 3 Br z Ba. rnl ry Call ""0 "900 6-8 C 11 mg. Ride your bike to the kit., near beach, $650 SUPER-HYO ES mo. ......-. pm $300 · $37 5 mo. 11 beach. Gross me S29.064 644.6449 April 13 LAMAHCHAAPTS-~eves perye,v. ----Long Beach Large. l.2&3 b<1 garde n Luxury adult apt 2 BR. Scoff Rffffy Corona ~ Mar 3222 833 8600 Convention Center apts. Adults. Os hwhr. den. pool. $4 75. Ofr "S36-7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Arena bltns. enl'I gar. gas bbq. Be a c h r S . D , I' w Y Delwcc 3br 2ba frpi<' Tickets may be claimed Pool. Gas Pd 778 Scott 842-8572 ... __ THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS PACIFIC WOODS Adult Apartmt!nl:> S<t among wandcnng streams & lall fra~ rant pines reaturl·. •Walk m r losl't.s •Time·sa\ e rk 1trhens •AJ.r cond1tton1ng •Decorator accenl.'> •Pools. Gym •Volleyball & More I Br from S285 ON THE For Lease: RETAIL W •TERI. SHOP. 2640 Avon St. ~ Newport Bch. 932 sq fi. PLUSH SUITES good exposure. ~23 350to 1300sq. ft. 1 Br house zoned comm'I F..tasffc Views or residential. Plenty of Wet Ba"!' parlung. Needs paint & Udo M.,1ta clean up. $250. mo. 2t82V. Vi... · Newport Blvd. Costa Newport 675-8662 Mesa. 642·3490. WESTCUFF BLOG. . NEWPORT BEACH ;.,,.,~. '/t1~"'' .. ,, ()! ••• •"" •·••"'-..... ~AA~-... " c.....,.... ............. ./-./E ... •IOr ' ,/,,.,. __ .; ...... _..... ./sec... ----.. ... .1 ............ .... Call Mr. Howe rd 645· &101 IRdllltrialR...W 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA HILLS-two ad· JacSOOOsq rt M·t un1h1, ne w bldg, A IC orrc . fronts on Moulton. nr Lake Forest. lease b'y owner ~· 1808. Airport Ind property. 5400 sq. ft. Cal owner. 357-57'11 ; 833·3003 ·-----~~~~~~EH l~,,,~~k ~~~.~{· lf523 c.o•PUsDt·IRVl~E ~calling 642'56711' ext. Pl.642·~3; 645·5611 N_e_a _r _b_c_a_c_h __ 2_b_d-r m 1~J'~I~~~~~ r.W-2405 640·0!)()(/ -----* * * 11 NEW APARTMENTS Utilities rum1shcd Call 8)9.2140 4-Plcx. Assume St'lle r -----Rent or lease 2 bdrm. NRSO.COAST PLAZA 492·9482afl6pm Collect Prest1giousJoesksparc1100 Sq. Ft. indus trial will ca rry !Ju per. Wall< to ocean. 2 BR. 2 house 1n Greentree lalaoalstc.d 3706 3 Br. 2 Ba. air cond. R 2 b llOClfM 4000 qwet office sulle. plush spa<"e. Newport , xlnt Manage m ent avail ba .. frpl. uliL rm $525. :»l-4355or 75l·042S ••••••••••••••••••••••• O t W. pool. s auna. Deluxe Apt for, ent ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• sWTOU11dings inoldCdM locallon.645·2111. 4000 & 8000 sq ft W 15th St. Npt Bch 213/433·094 l * CDM SUITES * " 0 cnt. Gary 0 . lJosler ""'67" r:.<>"Jl'./675·6494__ Cb f 2ba bit-an s frpl c charm. centrally located ---5-''b 98 ·~· .,..~ 11...1..,..,_ity ,....... z Br apt. rear o ay ront jacUZZJ + many xtra.11 · · · or...__ .. 50 !l60-4388or536·24 -....... "' home Yearly $400/mo OnlySt25 balcony. encl garatie . ..........L. __ _... __ , with beautiful lars:c s un· ""°'OIJe .. Principals o!'IY __ Lusk H. V 4 Bdrm. f:Jm 3 Br 2 BaGarden Home · · J .O. PROPERTY Nr: Huntington Harbour • _,_MrVVr ""* ny sundeck, ocean,,1d(' of ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. dmm~ rm. Quiet sl. on gmblt. cathedral ceil· Call 673-7407. MGMT Children & pets on ap-Lovely gardens· Brooks Coast Hwy Will make War~ Space. 3500 :.q HOME +IMCOME Ready now. L:.c $900 1ngs. Ital. tile. ne w lBr,on sand.vacant.$475 751.2787 proval. Ask for Becky, wtr.fall great corp oHtce ~sq ft, $600/mo. Irvine. 12· Good Costa Mesa loca-Agt 644-7211 carpetmg,pooll jac/11.'n· lll July 1 75l·7866/. ~512.8. •KJtchenFacal avail fl.OnlyS39S/mo. cir. spnnlClers. 20· ce1I· lion. Li ve here & operate ,..__,,__ M--a---3224 nis. $575 mo Leas e . 67~114 Jrvme. MESA PINES 1_;.... 38 .... •Jacuzu. heated pool ROGERS REALTY ll'\&S Avail 'lll Aug ust 15. your a ntique bu:.iness, "'4nf11 .... 67~192e cs only • ·-.... •Wldy orda1I} m.11d srv 642 1121 beauty shop. etc. Plus ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ___ v ' lcAoaPetN.tlula 3707 1 Br S31S. Frplc. pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1'V&phoneuva1lablt• 67S.2ll 1 -·-------- small 2 bedroom unit al· New spac·1ous condo 2 br. Well upRraded 4Br. 2Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• jacuzzi. gas bbq. clo:.1.;.-d 3br 2"'2ba Brand Nev. Low as $72.50 Wk RV PAAKIMG tached for additional in· 2baw/C'omm.pool S4:i50 $625 mo. 551·4583 o r w eekly rentals n ow. gar.Adults.nopels 2650 Woodbrid~e. S600mo. 2 2277 Harbor •442.476 Sq Fl No Costa $25.MONTHLY come. No quahrying. As· mo No pets. 644-3485 552 3115 Oceanfront com pl. rurn 2 Harla Ave. 549-2447 -car garg 213/465-4841 Costa M~a 045~ Mesa S255. I nl.'I utll Fencl'Ci storage for your ~ume large 8"'r V /\ loan. E. SIDE ·lBr. 28a: dbl --------~ br. frpl. balcony. gar. Easts1de. ideal for day Condo 1 br. loft., washer. AIC Tom. 540·2200• boat. camper or extra F\ill pnce $84,000. CalJ gar. nope~. $465 mo. LIKE NEW· 3Br. 21-:rBa. 640-4784 sle.;per, 2 Br l Ba. J>OO). dryer . Couple only. No Roomw/kitchent•ltc 500-1250 sqft loo~n~~ car For in fo . calf 55&2&60. avwlS-1.645·9219 San LuJs Rey Condo. 8AYV1EW. beach. pier. ~os;:>~J5· Kids O~. pets.$3.15.548·8251 S66week&up Laguna. unde rii round 848·3~ --- • SELECT $465. 3 Br. lg fenc. yrd, beautifully loca~e~ i~ 2br. 6 wks .$750 or $300 ' Laguna hach 3848 548-9755 -parktnfL New <.'arpl!t. R...tats )Vmt.d 4600 •~im· edr-id st crpts RANC H 0 p lwk, ut1l pd. 303 2 Brjarden apl, small••••••••••••••••••••••• Rm ,0 ~nt. resp()nsable drapes&pamt .. a1rcond ••••••••••••••••••••••• P ROPEmTIES u-~" · · · JOAQUlN Wet bar"· all Ed tJ871 "'°"" k S32 • '"' --_ " drps. etc. 770·5629; · "", gewater ( ... O<>V chll o · 5. m o Del 2 bdrm "Pl on w od 549-1186557·51!70 Responsible. working -wardrobe doors are mir· 546-995<> wee " person over JO. o · 557·7838 rored. frplc. Attached Corona de( Mar 3722 · ocean near Victor Hugo. bn~e area. 957.1749 d ys. 0Ff1CE space available writer s eek s on, e MAICEAHArRIL br Adults N t pt garage ha s great ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br2Ba.Crplc,new.k1ds newly decorated. heated orSSl·9547aft6PM Linda al !7875 Beach Blvd bedroom collage an 15THRESOLUTIOM 1m.2041Jlt';Pg~~. v . storage,alsoopener.$69SSmall cozy studio. No OK, $395 mo. 645·7573. pool,elevawr.su~erra· 2 rmsnr bch.wikitpnv near Talbert an Hunt· Coronade!MarorCosta · rt "".,·0835 mo. Please call for appl. kite .. -. Pool. $225. Inc. A.gt nean parking. S625· _..,,, uUI pd lst. lst + 1n"'on Beach $50 per Mesa. 9wetnes~ ,esedsen· Acquire mcome prope Y .,.... ""11 494-8(gJ _.,.,, m:,th. Phone message tJal. Wnte Class1f1 Ad of your own. We have Lovely 2br. condo. Swim-536-8847 days or 640-7878 utJI. No-smokeS40-4999 LGE 2 BR. Fam Rm. . $100 dep. No Pets S.: $10 tit #206, Oaaly Pilot, P.O. property that will help d eves. Costa Mffc1 37 24 O/W, patio grdn, xl.ras. Mewport hach 3869 Mat 675-5..533. 645-6499 ::.ervice per mon · Box 1560 Costa Mesa you keep more of those ming pool. Prt v · Yr $375 W & last. 645• 1693 ••••••••••••• •••••••. •• desk $5 per month Daily 00626 • • dollars you earned & Gar. & carport. Adults -----------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room. pnvate entran<:c. Piiot office Pho n e,·.--------- rescue them from taxes Only. $450.mo. Avail. 5-l Heritage Park Townhome Weeki~ Rates $275. 2 Br. 1 ba, landry lido Isle Bayfron~ Spacious bath. cooking s200 642-4:tll ext 276. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OR & 1nnation by putting 754·7496 betw 6-8p.m . 2br.2•r.r ba.2cargarage rm. balco n y, bea m 3br. 2ba. Prav bch ,Laguna.497·3687 APT WANTED HUN· them to work for you in E 'd 2 b w/opener, encl. patio. nr Spacious tud1os & ceilng. Adults. no pets. SllSO.yrly/lsc 67S-76lf7 ---/\l?prox 4<J!l sq ft. C ~· I~~ TINGTON SCH AREA. well located properties in ~~1 e r. garage. pvt pool. $460. mo. 559·...SQS~ l Bedroom Suites TSLMgmt 642· 1603 Hunt B<'h room in c:.tm I:: 17th ~t. Suite ~ . <MARINA SCHL DIST. I good growth aremi. patio. $37~~ 0 Complete Kitchens __ _.;::._ ______ Ocean Front 3br. 2 ~ar home. close to ocean. kit SIOO mo. Doyl~ ~611 SJOO.S375. Call 84 6-8579 1 , The dollars you "ave · LARGE l BR rangetree. Maid Service , TV EASI'SIOE LOCATION park. W & 0 . Avail. '550 pew . rcspon Male, nn· eves away lo the IRS should M "'~• VERDE·3Br. 2Ba . only $350 per mo. Vogel-Close to all major 2 BR. 1 ~ Ba. patio. Isl & last. & refUnd. C & smkr $200 963 9350 SmgJe·3nn sw1e-bava 1I Nrn1 ________ _ c..;;}.f\ Pacific ""n616l rr.......,ays a nd Irvine garaigee + 1 s pace. ,..,.n 8. ref's 213·283·5882 _ R__._. .. 200 full serv offc ldg. r be working for you in· encl yd, covered patio. nr -· inv-Ne~rt Beach areas. mo Call 675•9526 aft 6PM' S....r '"'""s .. O C airport Recept & ...,._. stead. To keep the same schls. shops, park. $550 t..,.... hoch 3248 R I 0 • · Lovely I bdrm. Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• phone ans Secy sen ·. R...tals 4650 thing from happening mo. 644-5187 or644·8519 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OYG ~wtes Mesa Verde. 2 Bdrm. 2 H~ights. Secluded. new. Several all s ummer rcn· con! nn. el<.', Plsc call••••••••••••••••••••••• nut year. come talk OCEAN VIEW. new 3 br. 2C8>~ewport Blvd bath. USO sq fl. Frplc. qLDet. &45-2111 taJs·, avail. No fee 752-61.BR * * • with us. We can help you 4 BR. fam rm .. 2 ba · frpl. f 642-2611 or dsh h rorm up an investment um Sq ft. Qwet corner. m prestigious Porta ma end gar. , ws r. gar OH UDO ISLE Agenl.675·8170 Stngle office for rent'nt:ar C..t H. 0.._ I •"75 ., • ., .. ,,.,., S700.mo•99-4820 543-2000 dis pos al. S375 /mo . O.C. Alrport $1"" per 1-c"'Gifrord Plan that wll ronserve .,,., · ,..........,_ ----754 ""l6 Cctt..aae nr Bay 3 blks to .,., ......_ C .' "b ._ " mo. R;.,.eptf""--cr"lanal Fountain VaJley more of your earnings. 3o-house. Sm married Builder's slm. m. " r Bache I 0 r . u n 1 q u e 3bed.rooms wt boat shp. ocean. Sips 6 Patio. Nr ...... ""' .. r l nvest~ent prope rty f;.mily. No pets. Open Zba. den. Some oc. vu hideaway. uUI pd. 5275. Lge 3 br. 2 ba, upgraded. Sl950/mo. Lido Village. S200 week· services avail.~6402. Youarethe winnero ownership should be one lOAM·SPM. Within walk· Beau. yrd. Oar. Handy to mo. Deposit. 285'4 Apt c newly decor .. Nr 0 C. ty. Call 7t4-879.00S7 1 MO. FREE RENT t:ofrM 00 1 Hd&>eht d your major hfe goals. ing distance to pre-schl shpg. & bch. 581-7000 dys, Orange Ave. 7~9006. College. ~ncl gar. $400. 2 bedrooms w/boat sUp VocaHo. lewtoh 4250 250-SOO s q, rt. offices 11~~5v1aU~~yo • It can secure your future thru hi g h sch I. 940 eve.586-1298 751·9905 Call & leave (mayberentedfum.> ••••••••••••••••••••••• From Sl4S. Incl. util. 779 .,_ "" & protect your Cu\~r.e Congress St.Co.sw Mesa. Charmin g & woodsy SUSC.ASITAS message.Avail.May I. SL950/mo. House for rent. Big Bear W t9lhSt.540-2200 s~:fl™aoEIS earnings. Why not ta, it · pool 2 Br Large rum. I bdrm. encl. "'-·· 3 b 1''"' ba ~ondo "'ty slno: 6,· lin"n.s furn. .....,, over with one of our Patiogardenhving,4Brz oceanvlew. • · gar.$280.Adulls,nopet.s. ·~ r. n "' · 2bedrooms.Sl000/mo "'' ,.., '" 1 C 11 Costa Mesa prof. ofc April J3 ,. highly trained stafr or Ba . 2 c pis, np PE'I f AduJt.s. $700. 494-6006 211 o N e w port B I. Frpl, d/w · range, oven. S2S nitely pr cp · a space avail. in Calif. lst Loog Beach ~. over 40? '!,_e have.101,~r 751-7866 f~"-0. ~Miglltt 3252 548-4968. ::,~5d~0~a~0C~t~~ WahrltOfttHCMMs alter3p.m. S41H9S9. B~ 383 sq fl. low pnce CoovenlionCeoter HO prope.rnes ava1 a e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avall 4130. Call 979-4575. 63I·1400 ._..to Shorw 4300 mrl. janjtorial, secuntf. Arena now & know how to get 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc. J?OOI. jac, Niguel Shores 4 br, 2 ba. tW""'°" leach 37 40 ....................... serv. ronr. rm. + ut1 . Tickets l'l'MlY be claimed 47"""5 ' 675 6670.--l gar. Comm. pool. tennis F\lm. room for rent. 0~•1'· •••••';7.••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATE 17th. St.C M. 642·,9560 m . .._ ')'()Us~edQ. CUallA7szl.tL920 drnbl J,!~· ii~~& :!1~00~0 family rm, atrium. 3 c~r ....................... t~ntto• leach 314 Hui""'°" t.och 3840 S Convenient loc. 230 E. by calling 642·$678, ext. . . ag or &beach. 759·1465 ly, wkly, monthly. Ut1 . '*=-hLSaya * * * Pl •CE •1786. 1.nc1. 7561 Center Dr. #46, ~..-.. "" ·Elegant offices · 1so1,_ _______ _ ~ 1 I.II' ,. v--y 32 34 lab Forest 1255 H.B.892·7336. ... .. W •PT HOMES I j" Enjoy more. Pay less! Newport Blvd. -Ttl S -"" ,.. '' All~es&Li/estyles. 645·2111 .. .___/ln--t{ •• • ,.____ ••••••••••••• ••• ••• •••• •••••••••••••• ••• •••• •• I -•• _.. 17 41 ..aow Ram .... ~ R aw... • ..... ,.,_,,__ Lei Li _,.... --." " .... ,. ~ 'Q We eek efercnces "'EWPORT BEACH 1 or 2 .....C• I,,__ -l :lO P.M.I vely Parkside home. Lake u v nl sure V· •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Cal 54.1.4292 '' " • _,........ '" I d 2b .. den 2ba dock ' -office u1/rec. •· su". "re". 11 ••••1••••••••••••••• ••• --------•I 4Br, 2Ba. lg fam rm. n., .. . • I LAGUNA BEACH MTR ' MAP " "' ~" .. " • frplc, nr Miles Sq Pk & ate. spa. S650/mo. Cal lNN. $75/wk & up. Maid Luxury 3 br/2 ba. spacious ... ,. Fem rmmate 22·30 to s hr. FUm. or un.Curn. Mon. to Wbz 111 rtilt1 5005 ...._./.Cow'-Aw s hoppi n g. $465 m o . £1..c~,!12·2:i01 dys. eve. aerv , color 'IV, heated interiors. lncl OW, stove. •ic ... 1 . '-=~ lux4BR38aCondo.wet· Mon. or lse. From S425. -rPI -.Y Excel. cond:?a rea. 759-Ul30 VI............ pool. UtU. (714) 494·5294. (pies. & private 2.car bar. D/W. microwave. 7H/7$2-6550wkdys. ·-·~~;;;;~·~~···· Davia. Acent. 754.m2 H'"w 1e41Clt 3240 Newport leech 326' 98Stl. COaat Hwy. garages. 5 Unique floor WID. sltylite. FP, dbl CdM dlx suites, ulJI pd . Build • 2nd bualness. ,,__,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• plans, r e nting rrom gar.lblkbeaeh.$200mo. AC. ampl ..i.o Ft SI95 ~-u In • ..,5 ....................... Cod ... .,.,..._.. 3769 $495/mo. .,. Vl util.980-~ · -... · .._., me. ves .. •• . FOUIPLDI S Edinter/BolH Chica. 3 =EIR~l'PaviilC: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 300'.Nolsereqd.675-alOO ~oreo.8223 .,. 2 Br 2 S. townhOUM! BR2 Be, fplc, paito, fncd 675-48UBkr. Roommate. Newport Bch. 1 _______ .,_ U YOU ~E JoatJnc lot t;., UAita Electric bit· yard, gar. K1dl & pets --..--------, S~TOllACH ' ~lockfrom bea~.927s NEWPORTCENTER man tbu iuat a Ii=, 101. rorced air heat, OK. '435 . ~ no fee. 3 Br. 2 ba. 4e end patio. 4 BR. 2 ba .. wntr. $550 THE EXECUTIVE call ..a or 538-. encloeed garages. $1300 BM-2588973-, Gardener tncl. No pets. 3BR,2ba .. wntr.$S50 I ltl(l('k otr~·1t(lll!lvd NEED SUlTE Betwn.51>.m.6Tp.1n. mo lDCome. Good loca· Heil/BollaotUca 3 BR t l,'j '52S.548-et58afUpm. 2BR.2ba .. wntr.$400 t:orri. ... ot1\•m "\.•<'*l>Ot"' " • Responsible (em 'I, house SpteeAveil.640-5470 ~ 1'Ul• r • \ion. owe 2nd .• 1'"o ... rpk. fam rm. patio. Townb ome·Newporl nurH.8 .536-22&2. I!!!!!!!!!~!!!~!!~! lee &o 1upplemenl $n· ~e from .1 .$ fnccl ~· gtr. !<!d• ~ Creet 3 BR 2~ a.t.,.Vle1w. -... Bu$y exee .. 3$. needl neat HIWPOIT CIMTa come oa a part time -.:•.. peta ~ $US. ,. •• n frpk wet bar. ten.n s. Satl S. t.5 , lad)' to keep 4br, Lag. blitltcall17WOU ... "' --~ -.-.. SL 3bt. 3ba, den: lle/laeopUoo. M2 or Very minimal duties. in OCEAN VIEWS FROM party,..!_UDPlirt• • 1 :r: ~ fl€\TIG€ fee.IM-2*:ort7J.297l IJOQf.Walktobe•c.~f750, A:·.· Niguel house in order. IXICSUITIS • """'·~ ~Xlnt area. Avail •7l'15 ~~~~~~~~~ return ror low or free '200fMo. ~"-· 2'107 .• ~.· llr •to· 3111W. CoutHwy, NB now.Ml-1981. a Bedrm. 2 Ba. Lido rent.-485-5806. ... ........... , i m~~~l~=-::l~be; -'41 6646 water front t rl plcx. 1 bdrm A Llv, rm. '225. 2 C..... a: tal)' Ji.;. New condo 2br, 2ba. ten· WHher/dryer/rerrlg. bdrm le Liv rm. $275. hltll llflrmtill IJJ.tt7' °'"*';...,. C'ellter ,,,.. l:lotMa Flrecucker! I nll. near beach. $475. f775 lease. Ad Its. No UlllUes paJd. Commun!· ~Ce cm cut\ Yaclll llerina In So. Cal. ud. SllllO. rm. 972 lOll9 pda. Broker. 631·1800 t.y bathl'Oom. 100 fl. from bl · Ml•t 0.. Meu s nna. eao 1 slf. clown. Pftv. Pa1t1. d,a. uodocb. Orou lncom• thebeach.67J.l451 carpet,draPM.•Ub ea.. lo.1112 J:Jd.. IOO. Ev ... l:":1~'1o:CC:: .... ~~-lltl! 11 ~.~,,:'m11~; ~:~ Ocean Fton\ 3br. 2ba. ~ p acJ parent detirta M~llt.'300.tTM21l .,., -. .. down Bal 1~ .....-.--... are,., r. ....,_Incl. AvaU May rt1ht on aaod. Su~er .. me co shr 4 Br CDM mTI~ ..._ l yr, .All due • ~ ~alpeoplell -~ ~. !.. Lee.SOOI t~a~.:J.0."v.:.,1 MF au~~[ ..-.M0-111.5/8'1$-7444 on llreh. Near O.C . ...... l -P\tU price -... ...UI ... '"' I ..... ---" .. IWl.\IU(l'Ml•l\Ollo'\111\lt • c-·2'7> toshal'1! lmmed .... _ tOO -ft now k••·•"iirm Prln· ederlldp andblareaulta! ...,..Vu Hn • Br l f Weeklyormomhly, ru HAllll.\lll)ll .. \lll.(\P:OCIM Pll~l:('T -;';:i1'able.-A1eol _. ·.., _... All To pl.M'f your claaalfled ICIOr)i..J_•rdeMr. Aval . Sept. as. days, 752·7'10, 941-im ~Bal Isl KM. SZOO. m.&m e. .,...... ........ • · .s. call toc1a1eca.ae11. ~/12 ~mo . ..._.111 "91, •am. - ····~·-· .. ·--·· ..... --.---.......... ,_ .. ··-··~ ............ -. ---... --·-.1 -~--.----... ·~:·· .. . -~ -, . . 1 _. .. ,_. --·~·· •• ... --.. -• -· --... ,. t - laqatc1r7 for cenimit ..... .... Kiln, ...... ,...., ....... ,. -.e~ .,.....,., ...... -. ..... ... .~ v'NEED /MONEY .M 0 N E Y POIAMY llASOM FAST APPROVAL SSK to $250K S~EBYZNDTD ON11lE INCREMED VALUE OF YO U ft HOMt: CALL NEWPORT PACIFIC FUNDING Licensed Broker 955-1055 COFCJ 675-5535 CRISJ c• 642-5678 Ext. JI I OPB•tt•S MOW IN IDIAL DA Y-1.0.-STaU~TUllD CHILDIEH'S EHVllOMMENT .......... ,,..Sc..., .ct AMI EltM111tsy Claues 0,..7AMto6PM INTERNATIONAL MONTESSORI SCHOOL ZOU I Cypreu Dt-., Hew,_. IHcll 979-9241 NOil 11MM MIT A .IOI . BEGIN A CAREER _AS A COSMETICIAN - 'Ltl RICNWd a Beauty College ~ YoU 111rt aevelOC>4nQ ntw t lolls at • Cotrnehetan. Afttr only 20 weoka you can be earning • OOOd 11v1ng C~ CL.ASSIS HOWt Limited EntOllment-Call Now! Top 1n1tructont give Help and Guidance. Pl(ln ly 01 Practical Exoerience. Too. TUITION PAYIN& PIOGllAMS AVAILAILE PLACIMIMT ASSISTANCE MANY OPfOltTUMmlS: • Interesting Work •Personal Satisfaction • Secunty-Joc>s noc tied to ooonomic situation • You progress rap+dty to become thoroughly Sktlled • Self~nl e>wortun1ttes. CALL 961-1611 POa IMFOIMATIOH 2TCHA~Dl5 BEAUTY COlLE&E Ckfelllllort6M611 ....... l' ............ .... ·····-··-·---_., ........ MlcaoWAft coon•• CL.ASSIS NEW CLASS BEGINS APRIL l'TrH *" NMt ' Take A Cooking C1us ! *Printed Recipes •Complimentary Wines • PenooaJ Jnatructlons 100"4 Money Back Guarantee Limited Seating-Reservations Orily C:.-761-IOll · MICROWAVE MACMC COOICIN6 SCHOOL Established 1975 NOW IN THE NEWPORT AND IRVIME AREAS Cl.ASSIS U 5 •.All: • * Beginning, Intermediate and ~ Ballet, Toe • Pas de Deux and Variations* Beginning and Advanced Tap* Jazz Perfor111ance Scheduled For Late Spring ALL AMS ACCEPTED Director Bonnie Wilcox M.icArllllrS.:-- 4251 Uzi' 11'1, s.1te• ........ C:.....t a....rt .... ,.. ..... c.lf. 92660 llJ-1 ltS 644-1291 MortttlfS. T,_t Deidi 5015 Lolt&Fo.d 5300 tWpW-.cl 7100 tWpW-.ct 7100 tWpW-.cl 7100 WOfthd 7100 HtfpW..ted 7100 tWpW..e.ct 7100 tWpW..ted 7100 ••..••...............•• .•.••.................. •.•.••..•.....•..•..... . ........................................................................................................................................ . LOWEST Los l Blk h . h . Accounting ASSIMll.HS BEAUTICIAN CLEANING WOMEN CLERJCAL Delivery· must have own Female fa c tory ca:. ~1';~ old~ ~21~~~ ACCOUNTeedSREC. Production workers W I Following for ~~!·2~:S~rh::e CleriDep~ctaly posCle1.~~~nwaavn!~lda. tf1( or ~an:_!IT 1~1i~. ~::i~fe·~ i:.eais~~: llW•aw;9!fltlllah1 Reward 768-S97l Mnfg_ co. n s person needed for all sh ifts. Newport.er lnD 540-ass2 : Cl . ..., '" · P1Tshopwo, ... ,gas.m1. M -A N 8 htT.D.'s. aho -· for alJ fWlctions of Ac· Good working conditions or644-066l car. Susie s eanang ble immediale ly . Re-pd. 642-S'TO'Z 1S37 OftrOVla ve. · · z..dT.D.Lo.ts. LDst: Dog "Sam", Sun-counts Receivable. Incl and benefits. Applicants Serv.~ qui~ l yr. clerica l.ex-_se._Sl.25 ______ _ Fairest Terms since 1949 da,y 4/8, dntn. HB area. light typing. Minimum must be able to speak & Beauty: Licensed instruc· penence. ~wpm typmg. FLORAL DESIGNER SaftlerUA.. Co. Grey cockapoo. Lie . expe r . req. Manual understa nd Englis h. t.orinbeautyschooLXlnt CLASSIFIED S325.60 bi-weekly. lo DELIVERY-Available Exper necessary. full . .... .,. 907450. Reward.SJG-3973. system. Contact Dave Pope. salary & benefits. Call sta.rt..833-04U, ext260 for now. Top pay, good PIT bme. Seod resume to: 642-2171 545-0611 DATAPOWER 642-5254 962..s831 lftU£RJISIN6 appt. Orange County hrs. Eves. 5-9. Mon-Fri. Classified Ad 1417, Daily Lost 2 dogs near Harbor INC. _ NH Harbor Mun I c 1 pa I 531-0811 Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, ~AVA.IL.AILE High. I blk/wht Shih· 3328 w. lsL St. Santa Assembly, light auto a c· INllyOparator The Daily Pilot is seek-Court .. E.0.E. DelJvery & stock work. Cosu Mesa.Ca.92626. 2NDTD AND Tzu, Other tan shaggy_ Ana. 92703 cessory. 9 to 4 te m· Assistant for busy salon. ing a person to augment Clerks SWING LOANS.. S48-42S6 SM-7700 porary. C.M. 646-1234. Xlot training program. our Classified Advert_LS· Pri,..;..., Clerk needed full Fem. & Male appl.Jcants Foam Cutter. PIT and INTEREST ONLY OR Good opportunity for ad· mg department for 10-_ ......... . welcome. Excell. OP· FIT. Male or Female. FULLY AMORTIZED ... Found : CHINGA, g rey ACCOUMTIMG CLK AJTRACJIVE GIRL vancemenl. Richard side telephone sa les. ~· Immediate o~n-portunity to tram In auto 6'2·5102 Lee Really te rrier mix. Owne r Process Invoices, handle Ouellette Salon. 200 Classified or telephone mgs, full co. bene_fits. parts sales. Apply 1S221-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; R.E.Bmker,960-1957 ~t:,.~s!r~15's~i:3· mad, Ute typing, assist to model for individual. Newport Center Drive. s ales expe ri e n c e Call Balboa Marine. Newport81.CM.orl0080jtl with accounting duties. Great compensation for Newport Beach. necessary. S49-96 71 for a P P l. Adams. HB. Automotive GARDENER For Sal~ $13,000 2nd TD. FOUND: Ladie's wrist lrvi.ne. E.O.ES40-7639 occasional sessions at REQulREMENTS E.O.E. .. M/F/H. Supply. 10% discount. Call Al watch. Harbor-Adams flexible times, & you Beer barmaid, nlgbts. full INCLUDE: Clerk-tvni"t • busy C.M. _D.;...ENT~-AL-~--IS-T_A_N_T_ ~ cu.rreotl,y exists 631-2222. Vic. Describe. 631_0494 ACCOUNTING ASS'T select the clothes & type time. re Ii ab I e . M_ust type 4SWPM (elec· office." ii-=· res deta.Ued for reliable individual. aft..6. Good figure aptitude of modeling that you 496-90331496-5476 tnc> 8. . . . Exper'd, registration de· Knowledge of plants& ir· Alll a•cet111Hh/ needed. nex1ble hrs, ror would m os t e njoy. Depend bl person. g.10vo1ces, sired, So. Laguna ofc. rigation helpful. Enjoy • al / "'-·-"' A tr Sb b d HB P IT SS 00 hr Modeling 1's s•..:ctly for BKKPRISECY. e~ only. aak~ · filing, SOWpm & ten key. 41J&.l611 xlnt com...,.nry benefits . ...-a; ... I rvuuu. us ep er . area. -. . . ...., 8 ""2 30d 'I B -a Good spe ingvo1c. e gcood bene.fits. Ca ll ---------1 ..-.. Lost&FcMMcl we 11 be ti av e d . 846-00U.Sharoo fun but the girl selected Caif~14:J.Y· c a ... -· Pleasantpersonality Vldtie63l-0700. DeotalFrontOffice Apply tam-12 Noon. ••••••••••••••••··~··•• 64S·l508 /NB ,Anim . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; must be very attractive Salary commens urate Xlnt opportUIUty for en· Moo/Fri Personnel. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Part Siamese. M. ••-ca•nh 5 I 00 Shelter644·3656 & sophist.icated. No ex· .&at Repair with experience + com· thuslastic girl seeking M A I I I 0 T 1 ACCOUNTING perience is necessary & Experienced fuU time, missioo. Excellent com· COLL.ATOil fu.ll time employment. HOTEL . CllRK genero.us pay makes this fiberglass & rigging pan.y benefits. If you are PACXR Top pay. frinfle benefits. Dr PENNY PINCHER ABS Sell any item or com bulallon of items fM $1S or less w1lh a Penny Pulcher Ad. 3 lines for 2 ronsecuuve days. Eac:h adcbtJonal tme 1s 6()r for I.he 2 days Cha rite 1l ! No commercial ads i-·or more information and to plare your ad call 642-5678 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Forked-Brave - Robin -Bodily - NOROOF cat. San Juan Cap area. 49S-7521 . FOUND: Blk dog, young, Lab mix. blue eyes, no t'Ollar. 586-5276. 833-2400 exl612 FOUND : Ca r ame l sbortba ir ed bobtail female dog, Oen Blvd. CdM. 675-!imS Various duties including interesting & profitable. boats. Schock Boats. S04 ambitious & want to be Wini"" to -· N.B. Specialty Office. 900NewportCentercb light t yp10g, lO·key. Please write describing 29thSt,NB. paid for your efforts ~ tram an 10• ~ N -'-NewportBea ourselftoCI iliedAd ri dustnous car eer in· ._,,_nee. on sm .... er. F,qualOpporEmplymlf some acchoulntfinlg Eex· !~ DaUv Pilota~ p 0 Boats J>leasecaU or interview: dividual to package ~6M-0585~~~·:.._ ____ -:-I~~~~~~~~~ perience e p u . x-'"""• ,,, • · -Personnel Dept. -cellent working condi· Box 1S60. Costa Mesa P9dfic Seocraft 642-4321, ext. 277 educational mate~~-Dmla1 Al.alt.. Jday week .... ..,._.1ll tioos and benefits includ· 9216216 has immediate openings Aa•..u-.-& CO •ST Ex.celleot working .. vuui· Exper. RDA. Irvine. · dental 1 A 1 -1 .... _ '-"~·..:-~ ,.. lions fl benefits. 40 Hour ozo "'lll • mg pan. pp y In AtrrOMOTIVE JOC'UJICIVUUWUlg: o•uy PILOT wee k. Appl~ North --~ person. no phone calls CCOUNTI .... '-Mechanical, engine man ,..... please. 8ry mann *A "-Electrical.plumber 330W.BayStreet American ervlce Schools. 200 McCormick CLRK! Only exp'd personnel Costa Mesa Center, 1339 E. Warner. Avenue. Costa Mes a. Light bookkeeping & who take pride in quality Equal OpportUIUty ~'! .. Any :m~yU:~-Op. Equa l O pportunity light typing in very workoeedappl,y. Employer ,,......... ,,.., Dental office nperience,_ _______ _ chair assistant w1tbr.,._lll0fflce some front office e x· TIAJHIE Employer. pleasant surroundings. 3301 S. Susan, S.A. 5350 We train for a secure 751-1343. C..ERJCAL Medical lab CoddllllW .... s perieoce. 3 day week. fi\l.IJ fl part time posi· Newport Beach. 646-4801 lions available. No ex· DINT AL ASSIST per. necessary bul pbone ••••••••••••••••••••••• future.,Good pay. See Of- RELAXING MASSAC E Bob James-Lie Masseur OutcalJ 9-9, 494·5ll 1 Bookkeeper, PIT. 2 half oeeds frnt ofc recep-Sdlool MICHELLE'S •a.teal• 11AM·2AM sas.3749 LINDA & VICKI <Mcall Massage For The Fw of It! Serving all Orange Co. SlS-7313 COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* Atttg Bkkpog flee Mgr. TEMPORARY HOWARD c:a...rolet Register today to work Dove&QuailSts. oo various accounting &1--NEWPO __ . __ R_T_B_E_A_CH __ bookkeeping assign· ments. Work close to your home. Acctg clerks, bookkeepers, accoun- tants are needed thruout Orange County. Ca 11 us for more information. Automotive LofpanOlt Clean up new & used cars. Good working con· ditlons. overtime avail&· ble. Apply to manager. larwickDats.. 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano da .. N .... Sch tioo1sl. tVDI! at least SO Earn S300 .. ys pr wa, ~ or· WPM.· diversified posi· up to per w ... thodootic office. 642·2626 lion, pleasant working Low tuition. Placement assist. 751-919& loolduaper F/CIMJ. cood.s. Mature person, 1--------- Small s A mnfg exper non-smoke r. 633·5635, _ Fri.· Moo . 10 Hll & maturity req: SalarY 8:»5.E.O.E. 6:30. Apply in person. !~~?-.,..~.?;ccC. all Mr. ---CL-El-IC_A_L __ Tile Garden. 450 Glen· ~uu ... .._......... ney r e, Lag. Bch. Center Finan· 494--8075. BUS DRIVERS-for c 1a irm seekin g i--------- school.16835 Brookburst. responsible individual COOK Ftn Vly_ Call 963·7831. for receptionist position. Italian Restaurant. saute Phone exper. & typing cook, full time. 548·7418, ~laylny skills required. Xlnt call7AM·ll:30AM. Robert Half's GC'4MMt&MpS 2333 No Broadway #200, Coldwell Banker Bldg., Santa Ana 17141135-4103 Need 2 salespersons im· working cond. & co.•---------A.to Paris mediately to handle benefits offered. Please COOK DelYary rushing business. May contact personnel or app-P IT. Prepare garde n Well groomed female work rentals or not, as 1Ydaily9-6. luncheon. 2-3 times pr Newport/Udo area. X· at tYJlinl helpful. Group Ray expr. P /Ume. 3 heaJtb • prof"ll abaring. days. 673-9460 Please apply in penon. _..;;._ ______ -t 1bW'S. or Fri. 9-5. Lloyd DENTAL ASSISTANT PestCootrol,S66E.Dyer 01airslde. 3 dys. people Rd.. S.A. oriented Nwpt practice,t--------- X-ray lie r equire d . Gll&ALOff'fCE ~~~ TIAIHH fi\l.IJ time posit.ion av aUa • DINTALCHAllSIDE ble for reliable in· Assistant for busy Nwpt dMdual to assist service 8 c h o f c • e x p e r dept mgr. Lite typjng, ~ary. ~l ~ne, & dispatcbing. Der Wiem erschnitzel is Calif~~~ucts looking for housewives &1---....:...::__;::...._ __ _ Just my luck. I saw a sign saying "Topless Restaurant"_ I rushed ---------a.Hrs. 9S7·8474 ~~~~~~~~~I over 18 w/good driving preferr ed . Incentive ADP wk. Corona de l Mar .-------.--I record. Costa Mesa area. commission split. home. 67S-0316 aft 5PM. students. No experience GBaAL OFFICE necessary. Part time Need bnght, personable. IW>Cb employment. 3-5 enthusiastic & reliable days per week. Flexible person for growing In· scheduling. S3.25 per ternational Co. Good how'. 250 S. Bristol. C. M. typist, Telex experience Next to Ward & Har-a + but will train_ right over and the place hadNOROOF. 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642·5'71 Loet or Found a r:l? Call Animal Ass stance League. 537·2273, no ree. Lan': Mille Doberman, area Beach/Slat.er, H.B. answers to Tamarak. 16 mos. Re ward $100. N2-1994dya, (1)493·9717 eves. r DOING .• BUSINESS ':':i UNDER A :i.z FICTITIOUS -NAME? . " ,.. Mwe ,_ ftled ro•r ... 'lcllllo11• a111I•••• "••• end ........ ,.. ... .... ""'' ...... ".,.... ......... .,... tlte .............. ,. .,. ............ Tiie DAIL.Y fllL.OT wlll ....... ,.. ......... hr tU.IO. Ou ................... .... .,. Of•ltf9 Co"' ................. .................. .,., ......... '"' I I I Io M 0 I I f Or p .............. ~ = .............. . c 0111 .. THI DAILY N.OT, P.O. .. 1•. c..e.-.,CA ... ............. ,. ....... JR ........ ...... 1~ ... ...... .. •FOXY LADY* Olfl'CALL ONLY •972-1138• ---------•SHERI LEE• CERT. MASSEUSE Housecalls by Appl. 838-6838 *** J.°'f!' ... lllm Baysi e Cove E. Newport Beach You are the winner of two free tick.ts ($10.00vaJue), to IUGSIUMHY M·EETTIIE S..-.-HEIOES April 13 Long Beach Cenveo.lion Center Arena 11ckets may be claimed by calling 642-5678, ext. m. *** REGNANT? Carin g, confidential counseling & referTal: Abortion. adop-tion" keeping. APCARE 541·2563 S,. lhwl Reader 181.5 S. El Camino Re-1 S.OClemente; Fully Uc . For Appt..C. 7296 43 want. to meet women afternoons at e'miDO for ftiendabip and aates. Write Claulfied Adl403, The Dally Pilot, Box 1560, a.ta ..... Calif. 92626 ·k'= ....................... ..... w ...... 7071 ....................... Wor'ldq Cbef .....foocl. prollt. ...... • Adns A Call Bob. SSG--2500 for in-PENSION og wanted forthe Rusty Mio-don terviewappt. SERVICES Pelican. Evening hrs. WAMTIDNOW AUTO TRANS R&R Good Pay. 642-3431 or in "S.A.M." is now in-lBONewportCenter Dr. bet 3 & 5 terviewing those in · MAN-Exper. preferred NPB. 714-0M-4360ext263 person -ween w t.erested inaprof.career MUST HAVE O W N EqualOpporEmployer Mon .-Fr1., 27JS . -· TV•-TV 100LS.548-2288. M/F Pacific Cst. Hwy., Npt. mmovJes, "' com· CASHI ER. apply i n -----------1 BdL merclals. No exp. nee, BABYSl'M'ER for adora· person Crown Hardware. ,.... c-n•cAL --------- sm fee. CaU 633-2233 ext ble baby. my home days. 3107 E. Cst Hwy., CdM _ .... ~~ ......... p I C 0 S M E T 0 L 0 G Y • 95. It hsework. good pay. _.._ anGIUll National Corp. needs de- Phone 83l-96SS. CASHIER. exper'd Pl· Agactey moostrators & managers ---------:-1..:....::::::.::.::::..:=::____ lime. over 25. App[y In Has lots of jobs avail to work with unique AJoe Am-Way Dlstr. wanted. Babysitter wanted for in· ~; Don Jose Mex-w/many fine. super com-Vera skin care line. Xlnt ~tart now super earn· fant Mon thru.. Fri. 8:30 to 1can Restaur ant. 9093 panjes and tbey'rc all career opportunities. mgs. Call 968·6495 9-4 5:30 Eastbluff area of Adams Ave, H.B. rt-eel Call Mr. Cable Moo-Fri. weekdays. Newport. 640..oo37. 540-6055 ~12.. at 714/S40-'T780. nngtoo. 957-0593 Beautiful new offices in ftll •~u _....._. Irvine. For interview JnUU"",_,,_" caUJanYandell~t ElectricaJ-exper in bldg industry . Frederick Brown Assoc. Contact Larry Dills 540-9995 DUFT'SMAM, ~!f t~!'~~jt-e-n-"e-r-al_o_f_fi_c_e_-O_r_d_e_r building design. R.E. de&k,hvyphooes,typing. WA L L & A ~ S O C . filing, must have good A .... IMAL 11.UYSma c·~HIERS CoastGl,enoMMI COUNTERSALESP/T " Mature babysitter want· "'1 AcJaclcY S4 + Commission. for HOSPITAL ed2daysaweekfor3yr 2790Harbor,C.M. exp. person. Hrs. flexi· ~~~i!rifcco~:.:1--------~~:l:.=g N.B. ~~-~~ del Mar UTOJEM MARKETS Neveracoaltoyou ~~~~U>.'Ui~rp:;::..~r ~=~l.a.cbts, 1631 ~H-S M&-7.0. 1m1 Sky Park ~~M~~ s:,~~~ -~ __ le_. _lrv_ine_. ----1 ble Pb. for appt. 642·1916 r eo.mteme1 cook P rt ·-------·i wo1uee a MIN FOR Answtrt.g Sanice Babysitter needed or 1 yr <>Peninas now available a.ERK time full 8m~-Apply ain WAREHOUSE PEOPLE PBX operators for a old girl. Mon thru Thurs, for full and part·tlme G:ca ic: G · u 3309 DltlYRS ELECTRONIC TEST telephone answering 8:15 am loS pm. 64S.QHi9 Cashiers on 2nd le 3rd person. ary s De t. Meo or women 25 yrs or TECHNICIANS service experienced or afler6pm. shifts. No experience St E. Coast Hwy. CdM . . older. Know the coast W /Experience will train. FulJ Ume or= necessary, we train . Couples wanted to cltles.Net$180aweekor TRAl.NEEASSEllBLY part Ume sblft.s avalla· •CCOUMTS Start at S3 per hour. ad-Cox Hobbies. Inc .. lead· manage small business. more. Oran1e Coast TYPISTS ble. Days. afternoon· ,.. vancemenl opportunity Ing manufacturers of Must e!UoY meeting peo-Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. RECEPTlONJSTS eveolno or grave yard. COUMSB.01 formanagement poeition fuel powered model!! and pie, working together. & Herrmann, •Fountain ~A Fee Won your Must 6e able to work For our South Coast to SS.so per hour If rlldlooootroUedunitsfor be w illing to learn . Valley. (No of Slater ownda,s?6boura.Call some week~s-Typing Plua office. Experience qualified. For interview their bobby/toy industry P leasant profita ble b etwn Newbope & immediately :§we-reqwred .. Many preferred. Call Ralph go to store 18. Monday is seeking a Graphic wort. PIT. 963-7225 Euclid) co. neflls available. Kinnlngsat540-4066 3333 9am.1pm: Artiat. Responsibilities Part time Couple ,_ ________ , YICTOtt PleasecaU Mon·Frl. BristolSt c M ' 13752LosAngelesSt willincludeartandphoto -: --------• • .__ r-f!s1'!,!_o1n Island area : TB~·1 a· BaJdwinPark mMA!rial files. ordering without prev1ou b~si· Dlbwlbr/PreDCooll. FIT. ''' '•u•r~'l.-•Piilec~etK '""'•• --(213)962·9033 supplies, composing neuexperientt. Willing S .C . Goll course O&t~bSt.Ste213 Costa Mesa area : Tu work Saturdays only F.qua10ppor Employer tayouU and ruling com· toteamlswontosetber. Reltw'ut412·J495. NewportBeacb 873-U86E.O.E. lnourCoeta llesaolfice. -• • ..i-forms for printing Call$3MUI Su.tUO Call Georae Wagner at _... ms llalD APl'llANAGER 546-2300. 2700 Harbor CH• ~'~• a T -Square or CUSTODIAN IAIN••USOwt • For 55 unUo ln Cotta Blvd. C.11. t1•dl M Food clnlUq macblne. Ptnll!:. NO. EX.PR. .=zi ~a::d~~dstCO::~ee c.-f.Ft•rlll Minimum 5 yn upr a...._u. muattneeo ~.T.1~:~u~'. WE~YOU matnt. exp. Wife bkkp1 s..t..•a... Supervise kitche n wPm and possess ex· CallFred131·-· •- exp. Call 142·5073 or AnEquafOpportuoi\y perlOIMMI ID preparatJon cellent 1rammer andt---------~.!"-,71r ~ .. WJ)l5ml. Employer .... 11/Ji'. 6 ~ ol Ma.Ddarin •5llln capabllltles.IOll&alneraenice, w/exp. -.-- ... .. .-~~checker foo4. Plan menus, e of prlntlnl ft'lywqe+profttabare . APl'llANAGER unn~"'' ... " purcbue.11.Q>PUeo and ... c tedlDiquea lloa/ll'rf.S.9.54t-*5 Mature M!'mi·ret.lhd COU· · mimlnum 1 yr· ex· develop recipes. Ute elec and 2..a ,_,. experience Geoeral oUlce-Boat lulll'aeee, full Ume . Xlal wonina CDDd. On l:ledrmdc AIMmbl:Y ,.,.1 ta. peet=..r'L Call for UoDI open. No ex. -. •m4 pie to manqe 11 adult Derieace. Receftlonlst slicer. saw, fl other ilallorequlred. • nper aportawear Wllt. ln Co1ta Mesa. autJet • UN o TRW. ldtcbeD utenall8. D.O.T. mr1, opea at oace. Con· 157.tm. 1'YDbMI req~.: ... ~!t r~ 31SJJ1014. Taite ad to Toamnteaolaterview, tad(Jeoqe.~ aPPt. -Wesu._ -na, nearest Employment contact Personnel very Penon · for busy AftllY t1IMIOO £.0 .E. Devolopment Center. Ad D e p a r t m e n t a t Irvioe travel a1ency. CASH BONUSES TO Barmaid. PIT weelleftda, pdforbyemployer. TI4/546-~1. Must bave reliable lna . =·,:USC:.~~:: Cos ta Mesa area. Worlt approx. 5 bra . =ic.. Ru~ed out· -.-a1u:JOPM. CHUICHSIC'Y Cox daily.M-F.Hrty.wa1e1c __... ..... int 11\all time. Good typla1 mlleqepd. 957-2700. -.. .... an· 8 A a T E N D E R . skilla. AblUt,y to work Hol:al:lle• Inc. tl7(tM+~) ....... '!..~~ •:r:;--'en""ed, mature. / I c 11 ., Dlli"'l' man for early ... ..__ ,.,.. -" " h Cl b w youn1 peop e. a A8ubl6diaryol L.A. Tlmes bome de· ~ and •IC1l f• P vat• Y ac . t u • Mn. Qiudell, U1·2m0. La9ure Dynamfca, IK. llverJ rwte. Eeoaocnical ._,,.. C.U today & de-bMcll area, nlabt tbift. .-!. traner Ave car ,..NCI. Adulta Oii· taUr. m. nlD OelnlQI lacb for La1uaa Senta Au. CA.._ ty. ~ 11n. per day. No a.tall.. s.o.1• SELL kite tteMI with a BNdl llotei, IOOd waces l:qalalOppor Smplrr tCOeclllll MOO'* tab Huntldl --1 Delb'PUolC1ualfleclAd. lcwortdna cond. hll or m/f/ ...... ,.. mo, w .. tm. a.a. Ana MZ·ata ~ pt.time. •mr. .._ .. .,.... -.tJJI pertw. D&Ceuary. Wlll GIRL Jl'RIOAY • book· inla. Start SUO pet" br. .._.... ftllal, 6 otber' eau-...forappt. pneral ofrlce duUea. ..... .... , ... ·~-·· .J;_.,........ ... ... .. •••• c:...llil vtiw ••• ••'-* I' ilir't! Ju• itlll ~-............... • .................................. ;r ... .-.................. ••••••••• ...................... . -. 1aa Ii ..._m elua. aJllCTRJCIAN·Plteed I'== ttami...-o.n. deaniDa • allo vac. lhlateaance • or <w.r a.tlli1•••n: rtckb'ee ..Ul!Pa&e oa •eaamtl·CMtoca .... as apt. ~ .. t. Janitorial Hf'vlc-:i.~· Cllllll ... bleacla a... ...... ,..UJ* .. Job Ma-lMI or ar.-. CM&rial61Mdiea1 . "'·E i na. Ila)] SU Av UeicJIL. .,._. • .-i'*C1tu1a to bot-...... --------·•...;..=~;....._ ___ _ -..:..---------1 rm .II, eowb •ao. 1t•l•4•... Hu+: u tom.~:~.,.. ... Of'P1C£. lNDUSTRIAL, WlltJP••.... Wal.lpaperHan1en ....._ ______ _ .. tlm p.t Oller. __. .... ~-................ Pll' allanu -.zaoe RESTAURANT as ....................... XJat Nia, reuoo ratee, it' =Ir. 15 yn £1!: HOM El Ii A p TS . ' ' HOME CLEAN INC. PETERSPAINTJ.NO disc. avail on major m4'0l m)'Mlf, ! ... !.}. ............... n~t~:!9~·.~.ro~: ':~•J.~t,!':,,91sl\b l:i~ r::i..Lle/bonded/lna. ~:::l.t~e~!uRa~·:e E:~i~~J::r~·DM, = llUI dirwet W llowUll. r.datq6 M$«* Jaaiee'a Rat1edY AM'I 1 1 • SOWi --....._1._... uitJ ..... II a.u Up Jobi --(or tborowlb. coorteoua • .IClf· ! ~ -..--. H.:t·.~··· • o.a.,. >uo' ~S....lce. aeMc:eke.~llOO ...................... Prof peintioc. ~t •int ................... , •••• -................. ~ a... &r Reuon.able Let U1 lnat•ll • N~W Low ratea. Refs. Free Nutpetehea6ltalurM IXYORCB/BANKRPTCV W.Oue~r,etCl6aHn .... ' I rMll . Prot. clean.lo• • malnt. L • n d a ca P e or •t.5.18-4780,53Hm fl&EST. ltl-14Jt =ftaal•. ...._ dean Alto UP•••••••••••• .. •••••••••• service. P'loor waxing, REJUVENATE The Old . Att.klft S.ntc. bol1ter7. Work a uar O&rdMlnc. deanu,. • tt ·I oven. carpett, windows Ooe.St.COntr.Lic. Painting . INT/EXT. PATCH~ERING - ..,... TNtll mount \&ftlt ll't. ~~cap101 Oeor1e , ...................... etc. Spec. bomee/apll/ "314419 Call 645-6716 ~t, hootst! reas .. 12 A 11 type s . Free -. ..,_ IU-Jtlt -141-7072 OCCSl.udeat. l Too U\llck. olrs le vacanck!t. Fast yrs. exp. Lac'd. Dave eatimat.es. Call531Mll3 aOOK Kg g pt N ,...... r · Tua. u. trim Du service. Very com· European Landscaper. 9M-1CMS. "--------- SF.RV1CE-Pklu.1p '1 ckol c:-.t/C:W..• •VERY LOW rRICES• Na mt Ron&4.2 $703. J)tt.ltive lo prices. Ina. Too work. Fair prtce. o..i ... i.n & . 26 Plaster patching I: paint· bank recon<"allatlona ••••••••••••••••••••••• onlandat"apemalJlt -• 5sl..OlOIS Rel1.6*-487ldys/eves. ~ ........ '6 papenng. ing, Reasonable P "'ll db ~ •• 1 n--• 549 2015 Oun up. concrut.e b~ak· . yrs Harbor area. Sl. Lie. Freeelt.146-7198. A • ".... I entry r-auoet, ttl aln DI -•· -ma '1 hallhnl Fut.. etri· I>' or ex c e 11 enc e I n Prof. landscaping. Ea. 1832111 Refs. 642-2356 .,.1boara ,.,.t•m Ca1 wall•. b~u. patios Gardtwr, 35 yrs uper. &'tit KHS &u-~12 boullecleanlng. C1eanio& job custom designed lo ,. .... , tAa all 3PM ~ ~ Uc:'cl Uf..IOLS, J4l.4a neat. n'habl ... (.'Omplek Unlmtd. 546-3731 yaur needs. Free est. oo lnt. Paint & wallpaper. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._ .. ,, "'-1-·~ u...oR MrV Frtt 1 tu_..-Haullna • Cl.-anup. all work done. Paul Qual. work. rus . pr. • • • _,._H """'~ I"" rea/COMIJl 'I 962·1482/ tfD•UHllw; ScbwaJt~83a.74!M frerellt.Sleve.5'7-4281 ·~w ---Jr •-••••••••••••••••• :!!..!?"~o~;.:.av Card•nln&. clean -up, 131 !letl ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · __.. • ~ • Carpn&er.""" ~t Any ~ baulln1. yard rruln· M1od Your Mennen Inc t41111ry ' ~ext.er P~ll!'g by R. 4311Skylark tlae jobl. Call Allu or C\Aatom umenl work. ~ I do It all, no JOb I do at •ll·aluploader. Bonded reliable people ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sinor. St. lie., ms. Try trvane ~ . .,...... Orluwa)'a, patio•. t.oo1maUtClay M 4D30 dumpt.rwk, haw, grade. will careroryourbomelc Brickwork. Small jobs. me.8J6.5.'5.s52'hrs. Youarethewlnnerof walllwa~a . 5St·IU2,co MMER C IAL • <"emt!llll.a1ph1tlt,treere· peta.~5701 Newport.Costa Mesa I: F;JcP.paintlng,reasonable twofrwtklleh ...;,..~~ltY 50-'1'801. FtteaUmatH RES1DENTJA1. Lawn movaJaetc.13l 1257 -.:-Ta lrvine.~17Seves. rates. Available now! (SlO.OOvalue),to .... Jav. • M2 8808 -1 ---. Servtt't' Q>m~tte Cle11n u-.. de • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cultocn masonry patios Call Bruce. SU-2045 IUGS IUHMY VT I -r ar~· I u .. :, II ~•-.mg fi'-'• 11s' rd • MEETTHE ....................... Pl r. rco I •licnor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• INCOME TAX .. ~ces. wa . ga en Up to ~ off on labor. if ~·-uaoES Lou's Carpentry. 30 >'rl QUMNEYSWEP.!P S5M518 • ROBIN 'S H OUS~· REnJRNS & retain. lOO's of local ~buy W.P. from Dan ~~ ext . Doors, windows, ,.. Prompt bl ~s ~~c 0 "'12 ft .... ., .... """" Apnl 13 Callafl~plac~exl*rt ~r garden..r. Mow & "~EANlNG SERVICE. .reason• e. '""' . ....,...... '"''-'-»•·_.,. .. .................. . ALPINE TREE EXPERTS Trimminl. pnmiq, top- p ing • removals. 114-897.-.0. Lic/lnl. f:~n5.~=llna elc. :'°""Childs 978.(162() ~~~~~1Reuon. ~ =blY clean NewportBch.8l3.&l99 Brick, atcne. block work. Int.ext,aervingareafor7 Coa=~ter Remod•I r"P•lr yen We U knock your soot or -----•c• tile. !loors. concr ete yrs. Prof. qual. work. Arena ., • ... • rot II &r k W t REALLY CLEAN •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• patio s. walks. drive. Reaid/ Apt s /Com m . Tickets may be t"laimedi.-_.;._.;. _____ _ carpentry , old l me P nsiona Y Pe Garden111g serv. Yards, an 8 , • : a~-ways Free est John Reas. Dave.586-8425 by calling 642·5678. ext. lm's Howle & Window c l ea nin g . Busi · ness/resideotlal. 497·2196 cnftlmaoshlp. ll yrs Ira ~ house clean. To cleanups, compl la wn HOUSE. Call Gingham --.-~1583 area. Uc'd. Mr Palom· at Chimney Sweeps. ma1t1t. Pedro 646-5401 GU'I. Freeest.645-5123 IM.Assoc., lttc. ---------Pai~ting, exterior/in· 272. * * * ---------· aft.6. bo.9'2-831' 84().9188 Cedar Carpet Cleaning. 1st rate service at a fair Mo""'9 · tenor. Home repairs. Shampoo & s team . price. Personal & com·••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality work. Reasona· a. .waa-..a.. Com I I I I mercial b I e r a t e s . F r e e ._.. .,_... 1----------Compl reoovtg, ltlt/ext, c..-~.._ G1•rill Stnlces cabinet makg: Cha r••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~at1n1 Service E.c. F~~·~;;~;_;·~;~~ •MR.FIXIT• Looking for a home or your own? You'll find many homes advertised for sale In Classified everyday. Omtr. Add a room, im-Carpenter;vpalntlng. prove.~ Anytime Reas. rates. 1S yrs in ID·LO CONTRACTORS area. 548-l7S2 Additions, l & 2 s ty, LOWCOSTHAUL. kitdM!n & ba remodels, CLEAN. REPAIR, 97~ PAINT. ~2352 p . c ean ng ser v ce. 67S.OS62 Local_. coastal & Inland estimates. Call Hank's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houses, omces. WklJ. service to & Crom SF bafi 7Sl·S82l. Remodeling, no Job too m~~7~~~1Bonde · Wcilor°""JR ~ 7~ysa~. Ca I sin.I or big. Roof repairs ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 't:alJty Painting. ::w.ill O wate~rooflng. B&C MRS.CLEAN MAKESIT CUSTOM pa i nt . Movin g & hau ling. t any esumate •In· Comtruct.ion.548-0512 GLEEM. Bach, apls, & draperies, l " blinds. Freight, bklg materials. llext. ref. 673-9l51 eves. homes. Carpet & uphol. w.woods, tile. paper. bsbJd goods etc. Lowest Sell wrth EASE! cleaning. 549·9372; stain,carpet.l.ic'd. rates in town. John. SELL idle items with a lt's aBREEZE 956-2466 556-8000 9M--216M Dally Piiot Classified Ad. Classified Ads 642·5678 ForClaasilied Ad ACTION Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-~ HefpW..e.d 710 HelpW~ 7100 W..ted 7100 HelpW..tecl 7100 HefpW-.cl 7100 HefpW..ted 7100 tWpW..ted 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100 HefpW.e.d 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. Gia&. AtlDAY Hoce1 Desk Clerk. Must be Insurance secr etary. LIGHTING STORE. MANAGEMENT-$24.000+ MEWSPAPEI PBX Ans service. 1mmed Part-time p~pare daily exp'd. NCR 4200. Apply: State Farm Agt. NB. Ex· needs F /time stock man National Corp. needs key AUTO openings, to work vaned . / FREE R EC E p T I 0 N l ST • reports +'Ughtofcdulles David McNeil, Hotel per.CaJl&U-6474 & showroom personnel. person for Orange Co. hrs &r wkends. Pd vac. 'I weekends. reaJeslateof. for H.B. Restaurant, ~unaB. 425 S. Coast lmurance CallJohnatS48·l"6l area. Will train. Xlnt M H ROUTE med ins & pd training. INTR001111'J8RJ ~J~~~l. able to work with only .... 1.L .. 494·1151. w. -=+a.....a--career opportunities, ust ave: (TI4>645-2SSO. "" modest supervision. Call "ere-....""" IMO" L• Cl rk Call Mr. MilJer Mon·Fn CaUC. Driver's Llc. R.l LESSOM Recept.iooLsl . light book· Nfoolem.2.1124 Hotel pie who are tired of IGUOr e S.12at714/540-7780 Insurance PEOPUPHSON R keeping. Good working HSKP'G POR setlh•g themselves Pltim~days. Mature, ex· Be l8yrs. or older Ex-ut.i·ve needs Ptt1me The most se·ns1ble Real cond. 3 davc. per week. TER for pr'd Apply an person. 895 MNGMNTTRAINEE Small economy car """ "~ S • G-RLES ·JEO·IA·JOW pFvt/t' club.C5AllMf·1:30PM. short. I I k W.19t.hSl,CM. For Rock·n·Roll Club. You will be delivenng :Sl.IPPsorY.i~1:u111~ c~~~~~:~ !!_tavedt.e. c:Vour1deose edy~~acto1onn· Call962-6648.8-S. "" " lme. a or appt. The peope we are oo ---Callforappt.645-0478 newspapers for IYI to 2 ~·" "" RESERVAT IONIST· OPEN 64S-SOOOextS20. ing for have both amb1 hrs. ?days a week. Route Mr. Hall, 642-1634 program with a ward Mature and.tvidual. Will GOOD PAY. GOOD tion & talent. But they MACHINIST MANICURIST, M /F , makes a round $300 a PEOPLEPERSON w1nnaog faculty. Ac -lr81D.Dayhrs. Mon·Fri. HOURS. GOOD CON· ________ .... may have not yet found MILLHAND EJegnewshop,nallcare. month. Great for stu· Exec looking for 3 key credited. Call for appt. Call Chan Crosby, D 1T 1 0 N s. M AN y HoteHOSI T/Hos-rs the right situation an For proto-type machine ~oUowm7·14g16P7i:e!~~ Cal1 1 1aftt dents and people want.Ing people to he lp manage todaCy."'UrE:y & CO ~ Newport.er Inn. 644-1700. FRINGE B""N E FITS '~ wtuch tQ maxlmlzt' lhear shnn in the instrument .. pm, .ro.K.v, co cc extra money. wholesale·reta1I bus1· • -• EOE FAST GROWlNG. COM· Opportunity currently abillilies. ch~ion of the oil tool in· 213/822-4793. CAL,L THE REGlSTER ness. 557-0215 146.'iSo. Coast Haway •--· -~-tlS-· .... r~.-.---.. ..---- PAN Y PRO MOTES exists forpeopleoriented We want bright & dustry. Working Crom SSEUSE :;40-3008 LAGUNABEACH •T•vlUU'• FROM WlTHIN. TRAIN person able to work 2nd energetic people to work blueprints. sketches & MA PHYSICAL THERAPIST 494-805 7 Mgr, Assist. Mgr. & lead persons ror new Straw Hat Pina Rest. opening an Westminister . Make the most ol your pizza ex· pr. Xl.ot opport. for qual. candidate. 832"150 eves. F 0 R T 0 p shift, Cull t ime. Enjoy in executive saJes in the verbal designs, directly For busy beauty salon In *~Work; part-lime. no wknds MAN AGE M E N T pleasant working condi· combinedCieldsoflHein· wath engineering. to as· Newport Beach. Full or See king indus trio u s 968-8146aft5PM S TART S "IM · lions & com p any surance mutual funds. s1stinnewproductde· part time. Rich ard personwithknowledgeofpJaslJcs MED 1 ATE Ly .•. benefits. Apply 9am·l2 annuities & investment velopment for wo rld Ouellette Salon. 200 horticulture & plants. 1 K E y 8 0 A R D noon. Mon/Fri. Person· counseling. We'll teach wide well bore oaviga. Newport Center Drive. yrexper~~~uired. MOLDING E X p E R 1 E N C E nel. you what you need to tloo equipment. Lathe N.B. ...2-8866 MACHINE R.E. Sales. L1cend Only FUElWES<S SALIS TRAINING MARRIOTT HOTll. know about these areas experience helpful for ~p~ '#: ~A~~ 900NewportCenterDr ill order (or you to be er. more vanely of projects. MATERJALHANDLING Nurses Aides ruJI tame or OPERATORS PROGRAM PuloN1 BY Newport Beach Cective. The work is Salary open, excellent PartsSlockperson part time 3-ll or 7·3. Permanent openlngs for nu; COUNTRY'S TOP Equal Oppor Emply chaJ.lenglng and (be re benefits package. E.O.E. Experience desired not Everyotherweekendorc. experienced & trainee •Absolutely no prior --------- trauung or exp necess. Restaurant 0 R GAN s A LES m/f/ wards sub6tant1al. Sc1ent.1fic Drilling Con· required. Will train. J>re.Cert classes offered. machine operators on PEOPLE. CALL AT Weofferan extensive de· trol. Corporate Head· Must pass company Apply 18811 Flonda St. 3rd.shift.Ourtrain111g & ~rofess1onal lnstruc-BOB'S 0 N C E F 0 R velopmeot program. a quarters. Newp o rt physical including back HuntBch. merit review procedures INTERVIEW. ORGAN HCYrELNIGHT generous tra1n1ng Beach.Cctll(7141SS7-9051 x-ray. Irvine. 540-7639. assure rapid advance· ~~ locations in 4 HOME OF THE da~a.raagement Oppty To· BIG BOY EXCHANG E . STAN AUDITOR salary. and arter you've ask for Mr. Moll or Mr E.O.E. NURSES AIDES ment for all employees NUNN7l4/586-7302 Newporter Inn. Xlnt gotten your feet on the Adams. MEDICAL •C'ST,P/ti·me. State rt ool $4 whobave thebas1cab1h· GUARDS SECURITY ITPAYSTO SHUS Come in a.rad see the ex· citing th ings that are ha ppening at We lls FarJo. We need ex· peraenced Sec url t y Guardsln benefits. 6"·1700. Con· ground, at would not be ""' ce · y. per ty & desire. Good pay & Maximum commission tact Rick X 516. E.0 . E. uncommon ror you to Back Office· b u 5 Y hr. Xlnt benerits & work· nightsh.irt bonus + prorit to aocrease your present make $30.000 a year. For Maid . wanted P/T . Needs Pediatric Ofc:. ex per pre· ang oond. Bayview Conv. sharing. co. paid maJor ea.nungs by sor; while _________ , det.ails c:all 7141831·7593 own trans. To work for fd.'195-1.380 2055 Thuran . C.M · medical & dental 1n · you are your own boss. HOJ'EL or 714/66J.2101 growing co. 675·9417: MEDICAL 642-~ E.O. E. surance. Ca r e e e r s u c <' e s s NIGHT AUDIT · · S Mruds, apply The Inn at FRONT OFFICE OFF1CE MGR .. Needed Apply 9am to4pm. w/Katella Realty m eans Interior Design· ena or OB GY ... I . ed C B h CIMCO Yotl receive daily train · Design Draftsperson. ex-Laguna, 211 N. Coast · N. exp u on '1 1mm . or Npl. c . CLERK per'd in detail construe:· Hwy, Laguna Beach Newport Beach. 645-9251 med. ore. No less than 2 265 Briggs Ave. Ing, motavallon & SUP· Good opport. for an in· Uon dr awings. Salary E C L yr.s. exper · Typing. Costa Mei;a port. dlvidual with an aptitude open. Resume & portfolio Mall De • M DI A pegboard & lite ins. Back Irvine lnd. Complex KATEU.A REAL TY fornumbers&calculator requi r e d . Canne ll· mr.:1i COORDINATOR oCficeexper.helpful.Call F.quaJOpporEmplyer CalJoanne skills NCR 4200 exp Heumann-Wood, 752·6496 Goodpay&benefits. 548-ll.83. 131-7251 · r . Position available in our ---------Pre-school t e a c h e r ---------• pref. Advancement op· JANITORS busy mail department. Must h a ve reliable Optical,retaild1spensing nee_ded Full.time . REC EIVING CLERK. portunit.ies avail. Enjoy P/timeevenmgworkHB Willin g to train o n lrandslporltabtionk . Somde l.otendaresbtedl an se,ve,ralll/,det· Revae~s for raises+ respf""r""e1vingandm· xhlt company benefits. 213/2869120 various m achines. me ca ac groun pe epeope, u p .. benefits . H.B. Call "'"~ ed ~AM to noon, Mon area. . Mac h In e a P tit u d e help(ul. 768-8500. 9-5. for new Costa Mesa loca-Marl lyn . 847 ·5284 or vent.or)' of .corngat & tm./Hewport t.och ~~eHO'ni: ~ ~r~ero~::~: helpful. excellent work· MB>ICAL. ~ ~c~'::~~fu~ 842·?948· · ~m.:Jf~:~n ':u;!~ lmmed opeoUlgs in our family restaurant al nearby locations. We re· qlDre no previous exper Joan our freindly team. Come see us today between 2""pm. Waihn Waitresses Mcm1pu Tron.HS c..w.n 9842AdamsSl. H.R. 7311 FAinger Ave. H.B. t._11ar Traiulees c ..... rs 23952 Avenida de la Carlotta, Lajuna Hills t1•111r Tu ahtHI 4501 Campus Dr. Irv. s-t.AM,/Atlllllilm 900NewportCenterDr. &h<ilicia"".644-'7262. an g cond ition s and RECEPTIONIST Excellent bene fits . NESSOPBATOR-work. Growing Co. , .. ,tow/ ..... Pn NewportBeach. J~ =·its~~~11';111t,~~;:!;1~ FUU time. exper. good Salar y Open . Call OFFSET w/room for a d vance· Equal Oppor Emplyr ,.__.._ ..... ~-& ...__ EqualOpporEmply m /f LANDSCAPER : min. 2 Sam·llam, lpm.3pm. pay, benefits. Newport 642-4630. ,.__.job . f l . meot. Salary $3.75 to M/F _.. ..__ ._ yrs exp. x.lnt opportuna-,.._._ ~H ,_,O vvuu '!' 88 growing, $4.00 per hr Apply in ·--------• ---National Education, 4401 \;QI"" . ...........,' · ORDER DESK, teneral quail~ instant /com "~..a HOUS""""EANERS ty. 64S-6716 Birch Stre"t, Newport . ho M . person. Heads Up Inc .,,.,.... Bea"'h . <Near "".C . Medical Assistant part olc background elpful. metti pnnt s p. ust 3l23 W.MacArthurBlvd, llSTAUIAINJ IMMEDIATE carnec,Ptr.TopS LAUMDRYWOIU(Elt ~ -v time.fronl&backom ce GoodCo.beoefits.Apply be experaen<'ed on SantaAna. LmduCo•ter OPENlNGS GINGHAM GIRL . Mon Fri. days. Xlnl Airport >. E~ual Op· experience. Able to do Store Cable TV. 27392 Hamada presses. Good --------- for supervisory level 645-5123 benefits. Bayview Coov. portunity Emp oyer. Veni puncture & injec· Camino caP&Strano. Lag future for the n ght man RECB'TIOHIST Food Pt,,. otiow security officers working HOUSECLEANERS. own 2055 Tb u ri n , C . M . tioos. Salary negotiable. Niguel or woman. Jack or Carol. FUii time s ummer. v.r ~ wanted to work for trans portation, t o p '642-3505E.O.E. MAINTENANCE-Overall 644-1881 0 .R. INSTRUMENT & _540-__ 1.3SS __ . ------bme Call, winter & spr-~~~oodcou;'~:e.lnF~ TOP PAY dollar. 673·0968 or Legal Secretary-Newport bandy man needed for MEDICAL SPECIALIST. SUPPLY TECH . Ex· Pri.raU.rag ang. $3.: per hr. Must preparation. Previous with one of the nation's 646-4871 C.enter UlJgaUon otnce Convalescent Hospita l. Dispensary a nd field perience p referred . STRIPPER ~>'l:~t ";~:,';o~~d~:~: exp desirable, but not largest guard services. Sata..Y commensurate Apply al l55S Supenor work. No experience 7·3:30pm. Or. Cty firm n eeds o n ecess . Uniform Applyitlpersonto HOUSEKEEPER·P~rt w/sk.ills & experience. Ave.N.B. needed. We will train San Clemen~e General qualified stripper exper. ~~~~t~l Dana r . furnished. Medical & Mon.·Fri .• 8am·Spm 1532 W Commonwealth FUIJertoo, CA tlme, pleasant working some bookkeepin g . Management Trainee you. Excellent starting Hospital 1n process. mechan. Hosp. benefits. Apply c o o d . g o o d 640-8201 RetailStore salary and benefits. 714/496-l122ext213. color. RECEPTIONIST Lindber g Nutrition, berlefill.E.O.E. Bayview R d s Must meet reqwrements 644-7955 between Carousel & Coav Hosp 2055 Tburin Legal Secretary Santa a 10 hack has Cull and be willitlg to serve In PAINTERS-Knowledge In ks I St C .M ,......;,.. ·. t I me c a r e er op · all as......ts or the trade PRODUCTION Need bri0 ht. rrsonable. Bu.lloc • lowr leve in • Mon.· Fri .. 8:30--4:30 230WWamer, Rm 217 Santa A.oa, CA . . . -·. Ana. Sole Practitioner. J:l·-•ti-•-part tlm"' Army for 3-yrs. Call to· . .,..~. · • So ""-••t Piasa C M Good general b ack -...... .,. .. dayfordet.ails : al lea.st 7 yrs exper. Call TRAINEE enthuastic r eliable · ...v-• · · · HOUSEKEEPERS ground&Xlntskillslncld ob olnppohr.SopeCnllng up Costa Mesa 540-1026 642·2928 btwn 8:30AM a Rubber hose products. person for growing com· Ask for mgr. Full It P/Time. Xlnt Shorthand. No pressure. now l e an c~ente Hunt.Sch 962·8821 4PM. 1rvtoe area. Must pass ~· Good typ~l & ex· Restaurant COUNTER bendlts. Bayview Salary commensurate ~~you •i;r Mihta 'l. Santa Ana 542.2435 ---------• company phys ical an· penen~. Beautiful n~w HELP. Mature woma.ra. WB.LSFARGO GUARD SIRYICES CMa.norM .~ ... ~ WE.OBaEy St. w/exp. SM-8823. ~are c~~oUye~~.~~\; PART TIME e luding back x-ray. ~es 1.11 .llJ'n\,~ in· Xln1 wortinc cood Good --coll &h 1 MODELS ~76». E.O.E. ewe an e ' salary. Pr1 pm Sat/Sun · · · · · LIFEGUARDS Female. cge lgh Y motivat· EVENINGS ~l. days. Irvine ciubbolllle, IMMIDIATE Certified only. Call ed for increased earn-ror major men· s Prr ~hrs da Mon-Fri be lrvtae Jadl75'-7'00 Division of Baker ProWctioo Services orma.race please app. ~ attractive personalities paruonabip for elderly sc · nt 18 ary • i---------PAITI'IMI Newporter Inn to apply. I~ s b a s e d o n magazine. To $5000. Adults w1th outst.a.radlng. ute' houaekeePlng. com: Rechooept11onxis1t In 1 auty · IMPLOYMIMT 644-l700ext. 544 al 814 S. El Camano who etYoY working with woman. 842-0423 alter6. benefits. Call 982.a83l .sANCLEMENTE . WbataWooderfulWorld ,SanClemeote. ~~~~e{!~~~~: k:lcb. Over 21. Start at P IT. mature woman. R ECEPT I ON I ST · RESTAURANT ~Opportunity ~~ :~~?,.;.:,~ or Sbo,9plng, right al RADIO Hours flexi ble. 2274 $3.50 per hour. Phooe Receptionist clerical SECRETARY• part· •---=-••r•M•/•F--t ~part .. '!'ltsr_!l!~breu._ your angertapa every. SH•CK Newport Blvd. C.M. 642-4321 Ext. 250 . ballet schooi 640·1443 time,lncld's wknds.wlll COUNTER ...,.. into_ •vu...,. day I D a 11 y~ Pilot "' ~744.5 BETWEEN 4: 00·5 : 00 &42-4068 · train. &M·Ol.26 -aak for Hair St U. quirin& aft:rnoon de· Oaaified Ads. To place .& Tandd Corp PM. Dee. St•tloo1 fo~ rtent • livery by motori&ed 1QUtad. call&42·5618 and "' • Mctel front desk clerk, Mil for ARdrM PUNCH PRESS OPER. & ~t-5ecretary SERVICE Bailc1 Hair Fublona iD lnalpOrtaUoa. ~~~~ied Ad·Vlaor E. .E. must be experienced. F.qual0pPortunlt.y SET UP MAN . Ex· ftlMd for a tee-sbirl co H.B. Call for detaila, •LltHlral Incom e al· -ri-· Apply Roy Fraser or Employer perienced for s mall In Laguaa Hlll1. En· 9D-CTOor..._2uo. lowaneephaaboousplan Juanita Presley, San arowth oriented co. tbmlall 6 pie t to Pert ti•• tA~•· --------~ wor1dna boun (7 Nursing ATTENTION N's CleUMnle loo, 125 w. nx OPa. Coeta Mesa. Salary ~m· handle J.o.,.. .83:'t p. 8*1nt11iat for 11 buy da)'S per week) Elpludiao Ope r's for telephone memurate with ability• tni. Call 770.eou for L• t ..._ ..... aaloD, followlol oot ·~u.t parttime ill· I LYN'S 8lllWfrint service. Mu1l exper.Gerry631..()7()0. appt ff,...... luh ... ._, • w•ary.511-2211 come l:!lu. be able to work aome I RIGGERS --=-=--·-------•wey te •Ille edN For 'detail• conl acl ·~COl;at<.ev~ MOVIE EXTRAS -••ndo. TJPl•I IS Quollf •d RECEPl'IONIST __, _, tow -. •--...--------,.__ Outllet 4"-MOO .• :=. !t by Hol~ood wpm required. Ex· :i~· ~l!t~~n full time for local ..,..11 ~ =· -tf.';"n 9:30AM·7PM . nrm.-. per :fi'et~Tn.pr.2~·:~co:~ N.B. • 1 • ~~~.;!~t'':~;r: ~ .z: , ..., fllll.llESI ::l,::'·1~~~· of:! peay beneflll. 1'111 Ume 50·60 wpm . He•vy .., ........... a.Im! lnltnltJi>aal Aide -I hr. H ,. Cll ., ... ~ -. wanUng to break Into or part lime, day It after· llAL IST A Tl SALIS phone a. Call Bee k.Y • -LUA day .... 14/br.~.t.na llE u• "S••o• • -movies. (714) 535-012CJ.t noon-evenln1 s hifts PIOPLI 7141752-W? ,_ .. 4"l"r ..... poeltloe Immediately BNchScboola. m "lllNI , .. , extM. VIDEOCASTINu available. Pleaae call 1.--.;;;;-..;iiiiii;;i;iiiii-~iiiilrwtt,..•t ••••tloi 1vallable Ou&at.-.11lnl H ,. _, ._ _... fll .._ Mon. tbru Fri. 543"230 ror new Irvine office, .._ ' au lnluranceaalel~ "'..,.. -. SERVICE. <now In 4th •o.E. located ln El Camino R.ICEPl'IONJST _.1111 ~y tlUILI fo SA L E S 0 T H E I( 111• -lllft f11 Y11! ) c.. 0' .. uouROUS l*IDltwttated penon .,,.,_•a• """ ...-ui•• year · 1--------Piasa. Best training ~ w.tr I'-' ........... _ E ru "" .,. -ava11a~ln the moat NEWPORTCTllCO. ,., --~.;;· lud. Ambltlou man or laYourProl.,k>n progruslve co. in PromoUblepo91Uon .. ,... ~ ·woman p r ue.oll y cattorcome lnand ... utl HOME REPAIRS? OraDle Co. Call J ack Xlntaallabeaefltl tmtl>IJS::·,.":t'/'rlt employed. P /Tlme to Toplace,ourmeHate Pd 10'1 know 1ou can Yonkers, DONALD M. lrTille.PenonMIAseacy fV •• • . etnt F /tlm• when •n•y HEALTH c•• beforethe -. • claulfied ed ln BIRD ASSOCIATES. •Ctnb,c..t•ll•a -.... qualified. W/a mlnlmum MU. ~ lbe Dally Plk>t Service 551-MOO. SWteZM t41•14'70 MwlmlOTHOTa ~Hd pe r mo. rudiqpubllc, Oltt!Clory for a wbolel~~~~~~~~~l!~!!!!!ll!!!!~~~!!!!!!~I • ....,.,c.t«Dr. tralnln1 pro-21~1 or11~1e1 pbooe IDODtb for H little .. i: ~ 8Ndl Ir• m . r •rm e r s 4300 t.ong &wh 81¥d .. Sutte 10 Dally Pik>t SI.TT Ptl' dayT For more The futeat draw in the Hlve~fi )IOU want ""'liiiiliiiiiiiimli/flli ~ O'"P· Call t.ong Beech, CA 90m7 Cle•Uled., I0-5171 illformaUoo. call Welt. . a Dally Piiot to IOll? Cl i.d adl do -~ 142·58'11 a-iCied Ad. 642>5e71. ll wt.U 642·58'18. f I , . ·~-· •"' ..... ··---··-····' .. . ... ...... _ . .~ -· ......... . -....... ,. -· .. .I Ji ~?!:'!'-.. ?!.~ .... ?~ ..... ?! ~:'! •. .' .. ~.-.?!~ ~'!!".!t-• .!!!! ~~~-.•. ?!~ .... ~.~~.~ ..... ?!~ ~w---.. 'fvt91111t1. AIWff ~·o. 1m .... ... --------~... -uy ltliftl•I \ii dlacoua t to ___ ........... "•" ••· -I _ 1111 .... , ..... , .. 1111 ,, _,, .... lllteCelchool •-•n.:• un -••-•••--••-• ·--UeHT IULI ~w:i~~~r= $SSIOAllSS cau o..m-noo s-I'~l:-~:~ttl WOMAN Sftlt.TIU ..... :-n:t:t SALIS ...,. ., -.. .. ~~ ..,. to •"'---:..=. &rMXXKnl'r a.EaK aa .. w.r.c .. ..a-ma ••iyou .··~ 11 1r. 4 &C. saztu: .... ,...._ 9CL -111111•""" 11111; m 1119· ""h "'"" m dd'fkult • ""' -:.::·::::;;;;:::-;-:;::-;:::t111111-iia UJO'I... ...... ... flDOd P• MW =·l)'pe· ~ ... ,....ble clerical I C• TowtN!k dtt~trtnetded. ........... 81.edl J..-Plp-...... , Is :l:llfll1_,..ieliCMlil tr ....... lto ......... -2f'%P.,AllPen ~wort&. 2 Ynl of .... hw CM . M ••· 0VR 401 hUllUD stock, I Dll " ... : '-•· 1=..a..... •.w Ua l • • n~1 ftDwtAJ clerteal e11per. Piii~....... W..W ,.. ft• I ~. ol4.•l .. ota 6 -..; -m:W.lllliM re.tidal._ ; N9t atrtW ot toM call· .-AIY -lk'clal&. ~IO ........ .-rttoa&Oll nto. TRUCK AND POW ER ~_.,. .... wormi•I l•t1. D11 :..-:::: :::·:=-~~ ... -· ........... .,............. ARll:rU.,.,..s .. '•ounottAllat MECHANIC. No H • ........._1 ,.. Ml·OllO • .., .. ,.-. ................ . tltlU.!llM ·8"9.-arottk Por Newport Cuter C.Ul"w Ill/Ill-... VaUe1 c.oo • . ...n.c.aeedad we wlU -. •nu : "eat 6 o· o o d ~-~~ ConMf' of Newland • ifala;ou. Meo ud ··~? -- lllta •~ :;:;~a~DCS . w/aupn or,ruil. Tan.t.rta.V\1.E.O.E ...... Mutt meet re-fleoffer bealth laa.,alck ~~-=·.»..:. llll wtllal elilllln. we eH offer t aoUd ....._. 'Mlwrita. Cali llYll bt able to deal tf· Statioqer1_ Store i n qulrecnerU ud be wlll-~. Yffat.ion It boau.s. n,c' owner 4~of7a W..._ eolltt l.Mle with fu&un~al*MI~ ~MWMI fedlvet1 w/c.at&o••rt OltooadeUlarneedaex-Ut&&oenlial lAArmy ror NouJet.Wlll &caia.N.B. -.'115 . • enaea1-... ~ oa ......_ w..., + Coaa· o ver p b oau . Gd . per'd taJel lady Full 3-yn.Ma1 enlitt DOWfor loc"cALL~ ctuUn.•.-.1111 ...._ Ou allow-.te. Sl'JC'RETAAY·Ttlephone· per1ooaUty • mu1t. tJme. s a ya, •lilt work: ld.ive d~la~ Call to-AKJ; Pup1 10 _ wb old. S. 1111 ~uUoa. If ~,fillo1 ~"•· Ih a\ lrvtDe. UDde. MNrrl tq t'Oftda . .Eapeclally t:t~or11 U.. .,-.1-.. Adorable. 110Ya dlildra. ••••••••• .. -·-··-111.t ""-u.tt . htre w l1'Mt c1.111tomera wt ll. ftDectieatele 87$-1010 eaa _.. .._ Woaiu ta Su Cle t •~ ........a .,..AtlforC..OU•T-tTIT .._.~. •~m.llM.m '°' · HulltBc:h t12-U21 Pt•• , local ml en e · • reM&. Mia ....,, .... - -S.F.CY/TYPISTS • • • SantaAu 542·24a5 .. me•« we coin-1041 aquarium,, lMa.n&oola " S.e1· Y.t.h ~s.cr'i.~~ Come worts tempoury sen°nnn+s._r inlterVice.412-2974 ...... toYoe 1111n.n.nte111L33l'n ~ aa.11 boau re-...,. · ary for a compaoy wbO ca~• _,.,..-Woman ·--·•••••-•••••••••• Silver 1.-... Dana Pt. WMl *-u..t ..,... qwred l<oH Manno. per.._ about y04I. lmmedlatt J:dari~~r A11e. TYP I ST Dr a ( t . ;tocareforekler-Good home, bluk L•bt:Cal~~·-~-~~---- JACIC l N TllS 80 Tl4..f'T$.l-. SICalTAIY lll()fir~ pay. Call for &al..... man us c r t p t s tor ly lady an Balboa. wknds. mix. Z yn. old. Loves ., ... • Sat 6 , ............. ? .. .......i... Yottarethewionerol tecbolcal IDJtruc tlon 673-BS. kidl.SO.Qf ~= · ~-·-n...1 .. a1 -··· d•• abrtrf!tlnl ~ 10 _.ak'ftt a......-............. .Lt-L.....a... __ ..... IBM se•~1ve w d d r T.V. radio ---<'OIDbo, '-...._. ... • ·~ ' -· dlvlaloo ro•o•aer ol 111-0061 ._ISl"OO ~.,,al~). to • ~7380· ..... ,or"''p''am· bomen1 ne~ e or c .. -/Hulde mi• P'% 2lcu ft. ~. cream It m.ana opPOrtunlty peoaln&. IDlUHlt'd In late wld• Pln•ocial v. ...,.. .,...,vt.r n<>a . OUHC eaDIDC se~~· "::."''ilDOll,fem.togooa ( I And it mNM we M¥eral.dt.,eodab&e PtO ~ 11 XI t ~8~ office • IU6SIUMHY r ....uv ...... rRS Good pay&hn.Robbaes b0me.:i.JS.Z318af\4:30. s leeper 10 a , .m a p e capable manaaem•n pie fWJ/ Pt tor ntw er111u1 rm. u • d M ....... TH.. urnvt.A>•~ D-·6.Mcop ~S7 breakfut. Mt. aatique • c.010 Neu 0 lootlon a .............. ovo rloa 0 0 • 0 .,._ -· ... ooly. ·-. • .......... .. ~~u. ttPU Oood "'n portun 1t y 1 Ina ~ .. wpm. !!:it SUPB~BOES 11op w..,es 6. benefit.5 ....._ • • ,. II 1050 bouaebold Items. 1344 ;.;u.u..-.. u'I' ~ 1*CN•rv-Call AprillJ -........1.. ·~-.. • WWW•MWGW W CJll --k'.m Ol)UCaJ cbapeflal.n,lil -1 ' plea.saot WVI alag l.'\llN, :=;r=-•••eeeeeeee .. eee ......... eeee eeeeeeee• . lltlon. , ··-· ~ °' .D'lanaa• Exc•lle nt b eo eflls. ----Service Station attnd Q.i=~ter k U FF EL L '25 ~u . 1005 CASH PAID 1075 menl u i>erleoee 1.1 de Salary Op e o . Cal l ~ nl«ht shift, no exp nee. Arena =f;,SJ:~ ~ 2 ....................... For gd used, furn, uu-............. •••••••••• tlred.anclwe'Ut.ralA)' M2...ao. Secrd.aty OOlln-1023. l\ckd.am.aybe clalmed ' J • queg&clrTV s 957-81.33 ABY CHICJtS f o r in the fut rood bu:sln ~ POSfTIOH OFFICE SERVICE STATION AT· by calling 642·5678, ext. WAJTERS-WAJTR~ES ~ue lluslc Boxes! Teak furniture 3'x5' desk E aster. Beach Cities ~:a~~Jl~i:~cie~ :-..-::do..._.. POSITION~ ~~.~;~~~~~:1& m * * • =:e~°':1i~~~p~ ~G~~i&iiog~f !fir~ ~~~·cbca~:·~~ '~c.U.~port penence We on er ex ~· to MAJor NaUoaal Co. with hand writ.inc. It mecb p(y Wed·Thut 2P ..CPM. A.Irie• cass . lazy susan $15, I071 ('e}leot frio e bene(lt oew headquarter s 10 knowtedae. apply al 2590 Teachers Aide & Kin · Ve I v e t T u r t I e Wtt..el•lll wa!Jul couc b S2S. bllt ..................... .. and rapid a~va1:1cementj ftOS lff. SelH u Newport Beach ts pre-NewportlJJvd.C.M. de r g arte n t each e r Restaurant. ~ Fashion G•rtes vtnylcouch$40.549-1417 linhpaircompressor opponuruUee ,...twe ....,... lftJtly hinng a complete needed. Please contact, Island. N.8. Open Wed. t.bru Sat. $3$0 . I ............. We w dficest.alf. rl SIHWP• r~:oo~4~~~~sori WAJTRFSSES full-time. l.DKettertng, lrv. '='":,:it.ry-~t'yre~v~k! C.Uan)'lime,6U-l675 If yOU'd like to be part ori ....... rr· Needed are secreta es, c oo • . o r S. C . G o If C our s e (714) 7S4-lm ~ Waopportunlty-filled in· u.1 _ recept ionists. c ler k WAIUHOUSIMAN ~ Restaurant.492.2495 new.$600.631-3230. Miscel••OUS 8080 dustry weare· --typists & an assist.ant STAltTSl40MO. Teacber-Pr.e school. Cert. 10 King size bed Mattress ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . , boolcltee,,er. Minimum of JobSecwity oe experience. lS-20 hrs. Waitresaes Apply Stavros W•cH 10 box s r ing; & he ad: d rashion looklnJ. floral ..... •lewllMJ SALIS 2 rrs experience is re-&tAlbllahed Company per week. Call for appt. Restaurant . 5930 w. _................... board ~11673-1403 even-pink bedspread. ftts dOU· W ... sdai'f Wa rd & H ar rin gton quaredfor all posations. Free Medical/ Deotal ~ CoastHwy. N.8 . FREIGHT DAMAGED 1ngs · ble bed, bas nouoce a ll Lumber Co. now has Im· We o~fer an excellent HOI'POINT SALE. 3308 around, fairly new; one April It, 10-4P"' med. F/Ume positions combination of good 645-6630inNewport Tro:INICALEDITOR Waitressor Waiters W. Warner nr Harbor . Fo r S ale : Full s 1u smallsoftpinkcrocbeted <Tralning starts open in the following s t arting sal ~ry . full En~n deg. journalism Days ll·3.Prf.Sdywk. Sant.aAna.979-2921 Ri viera Con verti b le throwpUJow.962-8437 art April 30> classifications: medical benefits. BAM· SHWIHGCLIRIC tram'g or exp & com· Pnvcount.ryclub. CASHPAJD . Sofa. Llke new!!! S300 Spmor days642-432l ext. JACklMTHEIOX CASHIERS 4PM work h rs & op-"""""-~ive knowledgeof 644-S404 W ID I R f . Call646-2110 2S0··"forJane 1..-...0fflc• DECORSALES portunityfor growt.h.For TIUCICDIUVIR ~';ycles req, com-s hr ry rs e rigs. . ..... 16162 hocJt ltYd PLUMB/ ELEC SALES immediate CON1ideratlon Exp'd crater. Clean driv-put.er exp strongly pref. W .AHTID DIUVH wor1ung or oot 9SHl133 Darush Modern couch S30 plete set of Mel mat' S.ffe lOO Xlnt st.art.log wage + fr. please call Mr. Jay: Ing record. ~ply Jn Foe nat.Jooal motorcycle SUHOAY OMLY BARGAl.NS.Used refrigs, M.odern loveseat S20. !service for 8>. Beige & '.,~ •.---It C,,. ange benefit.5. APP!Y in 80M72·431 I person, Edler ustries, Magazine. Seod resume To deUver Dally Pilot wshrs. dryrs, garur. best Dinette set S20 499~119 white. SIO 00. 631-3474 -•---, "" person lo 1275 Bnstol, 2101 Dove St., N B. to: Sheila Lawlor . 1499 ~to carriers. Re-~.we serv a ppl Best Ha -Fi TV C r edenia . H .•cH POSTAL Dl RE T l ONS : Sa n Cost.a Mesa. Mon to Ftl HOlt'THAMEIUCAM Acro61 from 0CAlrport.. ~aAv.N8.92663. qtare;J van or large sla· Appl.53&-0911,536-4330 walnut. w/tambour .,_. Diego Fwy. exit Beach 9am-3pm. E.0.E. ER Uon wagon and a good doors beneath shelves SERVICE Wiid... south l b1k to Ccn· DEALB GROUf' SJ-UPPING CL K . Telepho ne Solicitors · dri11lng record. Phone Gold Speed Queen elect. 551 2975 Pnvate past office boxes turyZJ Bldg. S~ ~ bExperf be11 lpful. Re.s~i_ist-Insurance leads, work at 642-4321 and ask for dryer. $85. for rent Convenient •$300 WEEK le u ·time position home . Ask for Mr Harry Seeley or Don 546-0269 Tablew11.hleaf &6chairs. location Easy parking. Management openings N~~~f~:~~,' with ~~::]:!_ &~~~~ ~~r Hysde.SJS.3010 Williams Refngerator. 14cu ft. Zdr. solid wood. hand caned. 30 day money back are available In the Comm. whiletrainlag for good typing & sho rthand appt. E~UAL xlnt nmru.ng cond Needs cu.~tom S295 W .t'l hf'r. guarantee 548 8300. Orange County area in· area manager. 9SS·2274 slaUs for job wllh lots of -;-TELEPHONE OPPO TUNITY paint-$75 675-81JJ dr)er refn~ Chest of cludlog SANTA ANA a nd vanety, 'ft lrv1·ne. Some Shil'V'\~/Rece1v1ng Clerk SALES EMPLOYER -d r awer' Hide· a Bt•d Peruan & Onental rugs. ~ Screen pnnting produc· u.• ,.,.. Mi5'.' 848 37~ f''1nc quallly Reaso.na· U an interview ls not con-Uoo manager wanted. ~ work. 540-7630 !!i~ate f~::e~:~~'. ~~j Newspaper subs. Your Warehouseman . bright Washers, dryers trash - - - -ble quet>n si bed & misc. venlent at this lime, Mustbaveexp.540-9110. co. benefits. Experieot'e phone, 4 to 5 hrs a day hard working person compactor s recond•· Drexel bdrm 11et. wood & _493-_5_789 _____ _ please caU, send resum c---..;L--a 1 C 11 8 1 b $200 & up comm. wk needed to work I.fl parts 1 ed lik · y brass. Ille kg sz ma t· or ~~r to : John Cox, SCUU'TUREDMAILS __,,..,_, ~ o n y . a a o a ~ f 0 I D dept.&uslst m sh1pping t on e new. ear t/bxspnng Pcs or set WANTED (n.c >o............. Position open io new Real iBt.ate & Bus . law Ma rine. s49·967t for """t'· pre · ver 21. & receiving functions. guarantee & dehvery. Also. twn bed. mall, bit· '"° c.uuo. saJon. for exper. person med. sued firm. F ashion appt. E.O.E. M/F/H. News/~r Ent. 835-6453. Must be able to handle S99 to SUIJ. none higher spring & frame Moving Model A parts . any cond. withfollowing.CatlArtie lslandDesigo~lazaloc. Shop instruct.orw/arts &j l toJ Only. me rcha ndise. Sala ry ~2521. must sell immediately Willpaycash.67S·3175 JACK IN at900-l890aft 5pm. Good typing skills. some crafts background. Full * TB.EPHOHE based on past ex per. 675-9747. WINDOW SHADES THE BOX SECRETARY SIH. m ag card exp. orpart Ume Mlnage2S PIXOPHATOR• E.S.S.lnc.549-8172 Refrigerat.orw1th freeb~~ Antique 3 pcs. Mahog Evalor Bli nds, Woven Operated by Food maker . ""SUPER PYSOW' helpful. 752·5400 yrs. 642-8372 btwn 9-SPM · Pleasant working co~di· Warehouseman. Bright, Wider. Needs . paint bedroom. 4 J>C3 Walnut: woods. puJI blinds, etc. Inc a subsidia ry of Faster than a speeding Shop trainee-Rapidly tiooswithbusyCbev.de· hardworklng person with n.instf1andisclean in· lOpcs Walnut d1rung ~~t ; ~off all ltems. Ra lston Purina Com . bullet, more 1,><>werful RE c E p T I o N I s T I growing pge mfng. de-aJer In Orange County 6 l1l06 exper. needed to side. · 640-l.592 Oak buffet. draw,af. tbl, ASPEN 645-8951 pany. 16162 Beach Blvd.. than a locomouve. a ble SF.cRETARY sires willing tralnee for Airport busl~ess com· ~isl In pa~ dept, ship. lkydes 8020 ch rs. dresser . hest. Fu ll e lec . hosp . bed Suite 300, Huntington ~ leap tall bldgs at a Newport Cenler ; front multiple shop work. Will plex. Some light book· pmg & receiving. M1;1st ••••••••••••••••••-••• 642·7347. w I t r a cl ion ba r . Be b CA """'•7 tunol bound should be · i b Ii bl h rd keeplnf>i,t y ping re· know UPS&PP,hvylift· M ac. ,,,,_.. -e • office appea r ance a lr8J.ll r g t re a e a uired • portunJty for Ing invo lved s alary Scbw1nn oto r c ross. Wat.erbed.airframestyle. $1500 1 Ma k e o ffe r . ~ capabilities of the must! heavy phones ; woricing female. Xlnt co. ~v~ment. See Office based on expe rience. scram bler Mus t Sell mattress. pedestl. beatr. 962·2620 AnEqualOpportunity candidate chosen LO join some ![ping ; growth benefits & r a pid in · u -. E.S.S.Jnc.~l.?2 Sll01olfer548-7362 _still boxed Sl68 no....904 •--------Employer MI F OW' co. Also should have ---tJ ,,,.,, c:.70 creases Oelt.rooic Corp "06' wfed toys, 3' Goriila, ~~~~~~~~~ xlntSH&t plngskillls& ...,_., . .....,.... M.S-0t03. · HOWARl>Chvrolet Wilen It "'8 Middle-Docp 8040 Game table. 4 blk naugh. Jaw fish, Whales & .: w/a friend{y personality. Dove&QuailSts. -.............. .-...... chairs. good con~itton more. $10-$30. Electrit' RetaiJSa.les Come & join a very in· SECRETARY Full-time. Swk ._. AHMClm1ts NEWPORT BEACH ~woridorce17 1 AKC Afghan puppies. S32S.631·31.92arts. w a 11 frp I c. $25. 3 JEAN DAHL oovaUng marketing co. str ong t yp in g. som e Male or female. P/tlme, lll-0555 Dipptty Do-Nuts s ook· maJes&females. Murdock water skiis. $60 Call Andrea 549-Tll.3 short band. For Civil evenings & weekends. Ina foe mlddle a ged de· 714/649-~14 Dining set. b londe . 6 ea S48-0MI. D.llp:trSpaatsw.. ' · Engineering Finn. App-GelGREEN cub pendable M lp. Noexper. dWrs.table &s1deboard --------Need ex per person In SFX:RETARY for mem· ly In person , to Mr. :i! _per hr. 18 yrs or for WHITE ele~ant.s ~. We will train. Apply Scotch Terrier/Silkie Ter· S7S. Black vmyl chair & SEWER CLEANING s a l es o r fa s h i on bershipdeptolpvt club. f\leotes,AtRobertBein, . witha ClasailledAd in person. 1854 Newport rier Mi ited Pups. $40 ottoman S4S. Call afl EQUIPMENT me rcbandlae. full or Must be able to handle Walliam Frost, & Assoc.. SUhG_.ds CaU642-S678 Blvd.C.M. · finn.495-QlSdays Spm .~75. 731-4651 part-time . N ewpo rt pressure & have good 1401Qua.11St .. Npt. Bch <M > P ltl . Beach area. Salary com· te le comm~nications en me everungs meosurate w/exper . Call stills. gd typing & genl &weekends. Own skates. for •PpC.. 642·2«4. olc bkgd. Call for appt. Over 18 yrs. S3.SO per hr. ----64.5-SOOOext520. O pen posit ion for Route Sales. Be your own weekend m a na ger. boss t'llt. accounts on SECRET ARY salary open. 21 yrs or your own route. Earn to Various d uties. die-ADMINISTRATIVE older. Apply HOLIDAY $8.00 tostart. 557·9988 t.aphone typing. l girl ASSIST AMT SKATE CENTER 175 N. ofc, worit independently. Fee paid. Top national Wayfield Orange, NO Sales &Service Great boss. Inventory corporaOon. Work close· PH 0 N E C A L L S STOREHB.PHHDED cootrol expr helpful , but Jy wlmanagement. Good _P_L_EAS __ E_. ----- Local appliance store not nee. Pd vac, med in· skills. Busy fun job, needs part lime evening sr, sal commen w/expr. $12.000. Also f'ce jobs Classified Ads ar e t he help. No previous sales O.C Airport area. Cali Call Mary O'Connor answer lo a successful or clerk exr,erlence Sa.lleeat55&-8390 ~5001.Snelling &Snell· gnrageoryatd sale!lt's needed. We tra n. F\nd wh l t 1 Ing of Newport Beach a better way to tell more Must OOW be full time · .a )'OU ~.an n Ageocy,4340Campus. people! e m PI o Y e d . So m e Daily Pilot Classi11eds. -=--'------- management positions a11allable. $100 per week or loceollve pay pro- g ra m av a il a ble . Qualified peo~le m ay call. 979·3861 between l-9pm. Sales Clerk. Prestigious Drug Store. N.B. Full time. permanent. Some week-ends, bene fits. 675-01.50 Mr. Elwwood or MrReavle. SALES $400-$800 Earned By Current Sales Staff Weeldy No Sales Exp Nee. We bave IOIDethlal ever- ycme needl • wanta. ,._ be 11 1ean okl • have a valid CA. license. Need Entb1111uttc FWI Type People llooday-Frktay _..OPENING llAllE mm lfflCE ....... c.I: t714t616-J696 · SALIS • lllnlullY910UDI a.die'• ...... .,..... .. _ ttan QMCla espr. f111l Um• =--XIII& frin1• . Cell, .... , ..... ,& ...... POMONA EMPl.OYMENT BULLETIN At General Dynamics we're hard at wori< on solid contracts that spell plenty of w ork for years to come. Right now we're rapidly expanding and we need the best people in Southern Califo rnia. 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 • TOOL a DIE MAKERS • ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS • MIWNG MACHINE OPERATORS •GRINDER OPERATORS •BORING ~CHINE OPERATORS • TUAIE I LATHE OPERATORS • N/C MACHINE OPERATORS • DRILL PRESS OPERATORS Apply In perlOf1 at our Employrrtent omce. 8AM-4:30PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY Cl•N•AAL. DYNAMICS Pomona Division 1675 W. Mmfon BIYd., Pomona. CA. .... ... Attention Bosses N111/ont1/ Secretaries Day Is llprll 2S.1919 l • I On Wednes<!fay, April 25 , 1979, the DAILY PILOT w ill publish a spec ial page honoring Secretaries. This is a unique way to g ive your secretary the recogni- tion and thanks she or he deserves. , .. ,.<(. , .. , .. •·1--~, .. '!"•' • l(~c ' t1•i11 .,,,,; ~'~" t'vc "'"\ !t~\c° Jt•1•~ •:..~ .. ""i...., ~,· ..... \'. :.'\f;o ~\ h\~ ""'4\\ I I\\"\ ~' ~ \.'V.~ h ..,,.: t,Jl ,:,.. I lu;--:. :1\ ~· f"-.,\.• ~~ "~ f-\1). ,. ...... ,.. .,. ..... ~ 1w\,,. ·~ "'~·~ i.•t.vv ..,., ''! "'Cl\ \\~ '"·"' -l ..... ~,... ~~ ,,,.,.. This Is the actual ad slz.e. For best reproduction a clear black and white photo of any size 'tan be used. Your message w ill accom· pany the picture as shown. If you choose not to publish a pic- ture. fill the space wi t h your message. Yee. for only S20.00. you can publlcty thank your secretary before an audience of 350.000 readers. DAI 1Y~PI rot For more Information and to place xour ad call 642-5678. Deadline tor rHervlng 1pece It prU 20th . -.... #t lfto,..c-..y 2925 Harbor Blvd. •DATSUNS• L-.SNctio.. OfAIMocWs SALES-LEASING PARTS"8ERVJCE COSTA MESA DATSUN 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 VW Factory camper. 32K m1. left on wroty. transferrable. 53&-7311 aeao '70$Qu11reback tJ300 493--5789 1~ .. CULA '68 VW Bus, xlnt cond. .-m.n TE · '75 230 New brks, new tires. 4<.')'1. 4dr, white sedan refrig/s1o k . $1900. »221DJ. per gal fi.40.9691 997.2402 2llOSE 4.5. '73. MeUculous ---------care. Beautiful. Pvt. Ply '72 Bus. lo rni on new eng. S9500.497·1260. new clutch/brks & more, --·---.... ..-. .. -~--- ttnFOID liMCl•O Autom•tlc. air cc>od., pwr. a teertoe. pwr . brakea at radio . CJG01406). (Stk.P3877T>. $4771 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR 6lVO CO~TA Ml~A 642 0010 _ •n LTD new eo&. "trans. HaP! Make Offer . AIJ power. Convert, 76 ELOO, spot· 842-6760 less, make any offer . ~vefy can sell your 529-8423 <714) c&r·lrUck-van at no cost '70 El Dorado imm ac. to you. 547·70lS rond. One owner. Aft. 6 Ford LTD, 4 dr, body, PleasecaJl586-7756 int., and major rnec h '72 EJ Dorado Convertl-itlnt. 2nd lady owner. ble. RuS8et ext. w/bone Carefully drive. Cntise 1_,. ... ~r mt. Eve~ i"· c n tr I • good m p g . ..,...,_.., $796/ofr. 493-4637 her s. Xlnt cond. S5 , / s t art 6 wkdys; anytime Ofr 6'S-32l68 eves. wknds '78 SeviUe. 20,000 m1, fully 1-------9-9_4_5 t>q u i pp ed. s 1 l , 5 o o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fi4G.175S 974 Lmc. Cont Mark IV, 71 Coupe de Ville . 30M classic cood., best olfer. miles . excellent coodl· lo rm. 842.Q34 842-8055 ~~·.~e~~~e/.nd 995«> ---------·················•····· '76 Cad Seville: Loaded. ORANGECOUNTY'S Xlnt cood. $7800. Days NEWEST 83J..2238 UNOOLN·MERCURY Executive desk & chair $300 COSTA MESA 979-2500 2845HARBOR BLVD. 540.6410 540.021 l 'IS Sport, auto. 2 tops, bumper g uard s. grey/red inlr. Mich tires . Mint cond. $15,000 firm . 67~ runs xlnt. $2400. 754-8282 aft 2PM . '71 Coupe de Ville · Loaded. Xlnl con<l. $2000. '77 Sirroco stick sh irt ~9921 Needs some body work. -------- DEALERSHIP RAYFLADHOE LlNCOLN·M ERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr. CaJI anytime, 642-1675 WE BUY USED CARS Best offer. 6'\5-0366 '76 Seville. light melalhc SDf'wy.LaJce Forest ~x 1t IRVINE 830-7000 l Steel case1 postur~ chr SSO. l Steelc'ase desk S7S. l Steelcase typing tbl SSO. l IBM EJec tyi;>wrtr $350. All ite ms like oew &13-1656 CALL Used Car Mer 540-5630 IOll~SO~ & so~ • LINCOLN·MERCURY --------mt loah. Soll 9060 ~~~~~~=:~ 77 MG Midget. hke new. TELEPHONE ••••••••••••••••••••••• AutosforS• 2626 HARBOR BLVD ::: U.000 mi, $3700 or best ANSWERING '76 Santa Cruz 27 w/trlr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MES~ "We need to buy clean offer. 673-1426: 832·281 l ·11 Volvo 164, rbll eng, pwr sir. auto. air. ne\\ radials. leather int , AM 1FM + mUl'h mor~! Very clean! $2300 /ofrr 960-lOSS MACHINE Ji\IU race, north sails. Gent•d 9510 -------~-Oatsunusedcars" MGe 9744 M•i.nr brands large dis· $19,!iOO. 637-6<MJ eves. •• .. •••••••••• •••••• •• • WE IUY , $Will Pay Top Dollar S ••••••••••••••••••••••• '66 Sqrbk. new brakes. ....,..... . ' . Mo\'ing Sa l e . Van USED CA.RS! 1970 MGB Convertible, tJres. Excell t'Ood , both cowits, saJes. & service. 25' Schock Day Sailer, motorcycle Ap.:,I .U & We're the new Chevrolet ..u....t cood, $1600. 494-4275 rwuung & body. $1900. Pbon-Tron1cs, 1509 boaf&saJls gd cood. Sac. 14. 34355 Via San Juan, dealcrshlp m the Jrv111e :fl6PM. _~ __ 24_1_7_o_r_~_-sms ___ _ Be a c b B 1 v d · S2700.S29-4893 Capistrano Beach , Auto Center. We need 2845 HARBORBLVD VolYo 9772 WestmmsterS94-0720 496-2825 your .. ~..,., car.' 54"64 I 0 5 .. 0 0213 ---9750 • ""'ER for sale !!4481 u.x...., v-.. • ..-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~ . . ----JOE ••••••••••••••• • •••••• • Desks for He, e~ecutiv $.\50. complete. Call cv Anti--/ woodr ..... ft",6~waesrk,'mlikge $n1e7w5 .. 673-1391 r'tT:::"u 9520 u•c PHERSO... '75 280 Z: Xlot cond. air. '70 91.lS blk/blk, 5-spd, .,...... ..,,,,., --"""' "" new tires. Mu st see. konls, alloys, AM /F'M OU'S blk swivel w/arms. 12' Catamaran & trlr •••••••••••••••••••:••• CHEVROLET Must move. 752·1599 cass. air, whale tale. SALIS, SERVICE retail $60. Aski.ng S2S If Good cond. S350/bst ofr. '46 FORD WO?DJ E 21 Auto Center Ori ve cocos, 2 bras, 2 xtra al· ANO LEASING bought w/desk. other ofc 324 El Modena, N. 8 Ji\llly restored. $13,000 IRVINE 74"? 260Z, xlnt cood. 30K loys, compl. records, 30K OVERSEAS DELIVERY furn & equipment avail. 548--3168. 675-6161 768-7222 rm. au~. AM IFM ster.eo o n r b I t . 2 Ooh p . EXPERTS Call642·605l or775·m 4 32• Mahogan; Sloop, New '71 J e.nsen lnterreptor ;1~er8~~ ~~~l~ng. :,i:~~ :v':s1k~.~ Yi. N E W O F F l C E teak deck, no int. Xtra ~; silver. lt~r. ~IJ pwr. WA~TED•. ---EARLE IKE FURNITURE, Oak/sad-wood. hardware. $6500. a1r, quad, Kon1s Xll " ·74 260Z. auto trans . '77 Porsche . Runs on VOLVO ... ,ft brn·.4 ex~desks.4 5484J™ cond. M ake offer Late model Toyotas, AM /FM stereo ca ss .. Re~ular.Clean.S9800or 'WC "'" Volvos, Pickups & Vans. A/C, mags. new rcblt 1966Harbor Blvd. exec chairs.-2 sten Ericson 27 new inter. _67_3-_7_3_u ______ Callustoday! eng. xlnt cond, $4650 or _T_._.P_._548_-8300 __ .____ COSTA M ESA r:t5C:e.~b:~. ie:ai~ftk Spinnaker VHF. loaded . '79 MG TO best offer. Must sell im· Porsche 924, 1977. yellow, &46-9303 540-9467 c.ab. md Oak conr. tabl Clean.08.!;46-9039 med. 1/970-6132. eves or sunroof, auto. A I C, ,_ ... ~ECOUHTY I h •-LIC"'R wknds. AM /FM cassette. lo ~ w/4 Oak brn up o 17' Spirit Cal w/tra1ler wu;r ~ VOLVO chairs, 645-4212 colored sails, Sl ,800. BRAND NEW! "78 280Z. metamc blue, mi's. Xlnt cond. 545-5436 Y h f be tlf I 8000 mi. Aidr. -4 spd. _afl_&pm ____ &_w_k_n_ds_.___ EXCLUSlVELY VOLVO "'--"--'a) des (left re 538-91'88. our c oice 0 au u ' ~-t V I De I ~~· black or elegant cham· S8895.S46-n39. '72 Porsche 911T. Sunn. .__.ges ovo aer tum), chair & mat $250. Sabot · w /motor, sail pagne. these are rare AM/FM pd All inOrangeCounty! IBM Ex ec · e I e c · oars. etc. $22S. classics not to be found ·70 510. auto 2 dr sedan. • 5 8 · oy BUY or LEASE typewriter, like ne 673-8886 elsewhere in Orange SCASH FOR CA.IS Recently overhauled. ~loaft.m;.' $9500. Ph ' DIRECT =·All ror $725. ~:4 •::__,.; 9010 ~f ·d1::~e1~~'}ob; !~~!~~!?~ i~:~~ ~:t~s imessE~ag,~eba~ -0328t. ~~:.111~5r9~0_1:~~ 1;;R;._a;r;e; •• ~-o·o-0•9-.-1H,;1.P-s·-r·e-..... n-~·-go·.-;.-;11 ~·,· • ~.~+(dl'IJJ·'• •••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• stereo cassette, glass HOW AltD Che•rolet .,...,. ...-_. .. ~ • J ~ '1_1 ~ j Ml8t sell patr Angora & side curtains highlight S French leopard. Wi pro(. SUPS A.VAILA.ILE this collector's item's rr::'e~~'rc~~h~. .64 Datsun Roadster owner. Mlntcond. ( > .2025 S. Manchester ~S6Slotlr 548-7362 YAC Newport S46-055J ~!~~t!~ be seen to Bristol & Jamboree> Classic, S3900 0.ft"MOS IMports Anaheim 750-2011 , . Slip wanted for 43' Gran JlM MARINOVW NEWPORT BEACH 759·1639 645-SS80 642·0696 7 Boll w/cage and eqwp. Mariner Cruiser with 13' l87ll Beach Blvd. Late ·77 Volvo Xlnt cood S200. lncld~ permit beam.Quiet live aboard HUNTINGTONBEACH PnvatePartyneedsclean ·77 Datsun 280 z 2+2. -------,.---1 LS.000 m1. Luxury car. papers. Moving, must on beaulifully main· 8 .. .,2000 depend. car. truck, etc. beaut cond. Lynn Smith. .. .......... .._._~ bargain price. Must sell. sell. 546-3549 tained boat. No kids or .. A" Have cash. (213)926·3758. 581·9232 or 546-0409. .. .._.. ....-. smso. 646-7524 eves. ,__& 0...,... 1090 pet.S.640-1592. 1 _W_OO_D_Y_l946 ___ F_o_rd_.-X-lnl '73 Datsun 240Z, air . ror"ldlft ·75 Volvo 164E. must _..................... AVAi.OH HA.RIOR cood. $6500. Alllol. l ... orted mags, new rubber bils· A•allable Mow sacriC1ce. take over pay· 19thCenlurySteinwayup. rt .1 bl 644-7183 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.eins.2 1ooserods,$27SO. IUY/LIASE ments. Xlnt cood.. P.P. "'•... . t ed •-50' moo ng a vat a e . Glllwl al 970 I -.. """ ....,. 7768 ~..-paa.no. WI ... en· Be l of us 000 F s I • 6 ,.. d -.......... u... tMi ._,.. JO)'able. $3200. 548-7117 cJi an.J.·6~:[16 ' · c°ormpl~t:ly 4 resto0r~d: ··~;.~·;:i;~;;~:~;·· '76 280Z. Xlnt cond. @ --------•!Side Ue lor power boat. xlnt. G42·l068. CRmElt MOTORS Extras. $6500. • . v ~w~•t Up to 27'. $120 per mo. ~Daimler Jaguar 3.8 PAYSTO,DOLLAR SS2-&2lS eves. '"'• ~ 675-8351 Mark II, lhls is for dis· For Clean Used Imports Fiat 9725 New Brimhall Regency . crimlnating classic car Call Mike or Don ••••••••••••••••••••••• $849. New Brlmhall l..id? lal~ resident, needs buffs. Xlnt orig cond llS.3171 * '* '* VOLVO • •••••••••••••••••••••• 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bronze Tan lthr mten or . ~control. new tires. full pwr. XJnt cond Must sell S85001bei.t offer '72 Col Park 9 pass. wag ~ 833-~2A _____ White. fully loaded! 1973 Cad CdV, runs great . Xlnt! $2.100. 675-6161 full PWT. uses reg gas. '72 Monlego wag. Xlnt 58.640 m1 $2595. Make of. cond. 1 ownr. 64.000 mi. fer Must sell 673-0988 $UKlO firm. 640-7905. '78 Coupe de Ville. fully 1976 Monarc h Grand loaded, k> mi's, h~e new Ghia. 4-<lr. lo-mi, fuUy cood. Assume lease or loaded. Very clean. <Lie . pure~ 759·9040• REEN-J) 548-2708 71 Cpe De Ville, F1rem1st tWllllC) 9952 gm. aJI options. $7850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-4844 dys, 548·3117 .68 M t ..... g ""K . eves u.s . , run en ..,., an · ori g o wne r , $2000 7 1 Coupe OeVille, On g 1 ~able. Dys 768-1857, owner. xlnt cond. S1795. Eves493.el89..clark. !2l3) S92·t72Sev~. __ · 7 9 M u s t a n g . '12 El Dorado convert. TUR BOCHARGED . Super clean. OnJy $4,500. Silver. new primo car. 714 f 493-6222 Loaded xtras. $1500 t.o. p. ;._ 9917 497.2225, 499-1905. -llDl'O ••••••••••••••••••••••• MACH I '70. Good cond . ·11 Chevy Camaro. lo ~1. auto. $1900 ITll·s, PIS. PIB, AM /FM 631·3230 cass .. silver blue in l'OI· ~ 9955 or. asking S4SOO. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3 +art 5pm & '76CutJass, loa<Jed. Super ---------1 clean. $3450. Rec co car, 99 2 0 must sell. 642-450C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PWo 9957 fliiCAL 1971 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q.EARAMCI! '7S Pinto Wagon V·6, a uto on Camaros, Caprices, trans. 20mpg, low miles. MonteCarlos.Mabbus& S2600/offer. (714 > Novas. Drastic reduc· SCS-8625 after s p .m. & tion,,! weekends . or (714 ) SAVENOW!!! .-1000,ext.307 wkday~ COMHElL CHEVROLET .%'}4 lf,1rl•H fll\ ol 11i:-;1\\f~~\ 546-1200 900 So. c..t Hwy. t..,_.IHce. 1976 Runabout, IS,000 mi. 6 cyl, auto, ra dials. beaut. S2915. 536-2123 ""°""' 99&0 -...................... . '71 rL YMOUTH FUaYZDOOll Automatic, air cond., AM /FM, Vinyl lop, pwr. steering & only 55,500 LOW miles. C5S7CZN). (StJc. lQ.'UA). Sff71 THEODORE ROBINS -M..iel 125, $940. 32 u olboal s lip. NO llln>oul. M"41U< sllve. r.llfttiJ;,;f! .1o11o T. ,_. NeW Brimhall Eli~ 5' l " area.675-025 7 fray. -45.000 orig m l. ._.... 9709 16~ ' C714t 642-1366 G \.;Goldenrod Ave. 'n El Cami.no S$454, xlnt Grand 139115. F\IU line of --. c-.. & 6 2 o O. 4 9 3 · 3 7 4 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fantastic Cl ut HCoronadel Mar _... 1 1 A/C X.warGr•nda. ~ _,.._ 9010 eves.6-9PM. '60 Rua.Eye Sprite, 1175 ...a Youare thewinnerof '""'"'• very 0 m · • t 494-1111 FORD Jur.u H111rnuw fit vi> CO\TA Mf\A /'H} [)Ott) BRIMHALL PIANOS -CC.._ I oo l978Mod~s •--9755 a............____ticL.-L. PB, PS, AM/FM B trk In lt75Pl.YM0UTH ••••••••••••••••••••••• '35 A burn fiberglass kit eng, trans, w res, 1979 Models -•wv ~ ~ ~. cstm body & paint. .__ C I •-fr°'" 16' Schuster Tahiti all~ 501Jl completed $1500.548·8794 now arriving ....................... ($10.00value).to 2 sets o( wheels . High --.,• -, Sovt,"5~~:w• fiberglass Ski boat, '9000/betolr. 548-0348. ' IMW MUST SELL TISTDllYE OUR IUCH IUMNY pelf. suspension. Must S1•••• ~~~~~~~~' w/125 Johnson OB, trlr, •-,.N _. · 9712 DICK MILLER .. II! C •• MEETTIIE see to appreciate. Call 3 Seat Station Wagon. -S30Cl0.549-1967 ~ ........ .., 0 ....................... MOTORS OF ml YUi.. ~-:'i:°ES 53&-2785.538-3405. Torquerute trans. v.s. ?f!!!!~ ... ~!9!~ 21' Elmi nalo r . d ay .. !~ ........ !~!.. LOOW~~r,S.A Good inventory in stock. Lane Beach PQaitivety can sell your =t~~i~~~~:'~~ K2 *ii. w/m bindinls. cruiser. 454 Chev jet. Go-cart 100cc eng, ex-Hurrywblk~laal! CoaventionQmter car-truck.van at no coet autocn.tic. pwr. tailgate .._, _ _.,.,,...... Xlblcond.868-8289. ~ chamber, disc '76 Fiat 131 4dr., Only ua-.... I "-a toyou.547-7018 window • door locks • ._..._ -•-" 38Kmi. Ssp, QU Steel bell· -""''11 1111 000 -' 12 000 Below IG-1332. rakes, xlot $250. ·&•SJ •~~'· eel r.clials. Great cood. MAZDA/ ... AULT Tickets may be claim~ '7S M Crlo landau 43,000 '""' 1111• • • .... _.. ... • di Tr * •Mica 58-lt17 · SA"TA ANA Orig. owner. $2.475.firm. 2150Harbor81vd. by calling 6CZ.S678, ext. mi, economical, a ll ~uo~i•-~'L.be._seenw. ;.; '::.;:=., Tank: =-.;•ft••••••••••;i·io'·4-W1--.-.,-on~.-.. ---:9:-::s:-::s:-:::o 835·3171 66S21115. COSTA MESA m. mas.Prpty97s-1120 &;St.,-CO.ia.lt;: or ·~·--· :u .. c::::. ..................................... fMl~TllllAtlOMlfMO~ '78Spider~. lomi. 645-1700 *.. 72 Nova, 4 Dr, vs. auto, can Circulation Dept. ........ 1T'SFLYINGTIME • •USIDIMW1• 5.5100 ..... 9116 ,, Ja¥etio ~stereo PS. PB. A14li000 mi,._IG_mt __ ._ext_.2_10 __ _ i'w .. CUii. $11. C.172, $21.50, "1U30lAS/ll(7JZPVD> ~ -••• ..... •••••••!lt•zu ~M~~con . $1700 Xlnt con . 1,650 ...... 11: "'I ;i;;•••••••••••••• + others . Students '7U0028/R <•RKM> .._. 9727 •1 DULER IN U.:>.R. 6, stS-5045 751-fn4; 6'4·7172 11 I.. tOIO welcome. 519·4252,.. '.?!~i.,\.9!.Ss~~(~~) ....................... IOY 'aRamblerClassicGreat C:..•• 99ll --•••••••••••••••,_-._~--·------;;;::41~(~ lrmd"-w'79 CARVEi cond. 44Kmi. Call ~·••••••••••••••••••••• a· DlaO (S.bot) wbt, Uh Ca '"· s.le/ ~._-S•d1yrs H~D ROLLS ROYCE ~ an.. llp.m. Ta.ke 78 Corvette. ailver An· 1---------..... -o.r. A: IOcb. llud· ... 9120 -VI"" A Cars · BeltOffer. olversary Special, ~ 1111 or offer, or ....................... '1 2002 MAHY '"'"•"'•.. , lo..ted w/c111tm car cov. far 30(50 b.p. O.B. ~-11' Mona<'O. '78. Excell!,lcoOdJtlon . lL--__::a11i1Nl...,-tlH<ll 80 Rambler American, er. $12,900. or Nsl offer. AlloU..p.0 .B.Ml·ZUS ~r fuJl v aelf con· ToctlUM..,...! .,....... xlntcood,besloffer. 714/IZl.eoM. ~ # 67~1 1-...IVERSITY Cl0$10 $UNOAYS Ev• 983-7719 ~ ttll ...... ttmth t••'1 taiDed. ll)'draulJc Jacka, "'" ·s.r.1w 9020 JOllttoncl.IZJOO/beelof· !:::'c~Ji~&3~~~ OWIRllltli ':ifSUverCloudl 11114 • HIO •• ............. •••• .... ................... .... ---· ILl.-...L-c.. . •M,,.. Slt,000 ·-···················· ~ -.. D.. .....__ '""' ... Gil,_. ... r..o for tllOO. .._ ~ m-4144 "11 •lllte Wcn. V-t, auto, ..... """""""'. ·-· .... " -~lll'·l>nW ....... llake lboae go~d IAMIOlnethl.n~vatuable? T,_b cniiseeoolrol allpower very '=c:~:atl Dl81111t8e.:'11r\all• t.c abold &temJJ tou re .,. __ •A •d our, ~t 21.'iOHarborBJvct. ,.,... 9761 GM ml, $3500. MZ·MM ~ --a• e 1 rftiiiiiiiiiw-:-~ft"17ti -- 1 ·• II l lo r,.~ ... """' Calta Jleea ~ ••• ... ••••••••••••••••• Owner --_...d . "ba ..,l 11----... -... •• _..,. 8*tft, - -.... au a e an4 Found columns . ---------· minor enll ul • ....... _. • ... ,....... alttt Wa&W famlly by~· n.le your otd ltuff for 'lbn'I where peopa. look '77 Attotct. 5ap 71 C.Ue., 1d c:ond. lo "11 t.e Sabre auto. A/C, rnecbukally IOOd. Wto Xllt ~ Git en. -;' wwt. C111J ..,. ~~!!,.them rouale tn :;•,:..rod tea •ltb a wblQ they've loUnd an AllJFN. k.JDO. ..._, belt onr. amttm. PIS, P/B, 4-dr. 49,400 ml, rwaon_, 1M011ne. -· ..._ .,., .. ._ tf-•-..--.Call642·58'18 iedad.Ma-5171 ._ohalue. IM-ltol a1tw. dat.SU00 .... 14$6 ~ ls.Odl .. _ ... ---··--..-·---------------....--.. .,,,., ... , ---___. .......... -.-............_. ..... ..,..._ ., _____ ----······ ..--.... -___ .......... _ .... ,.. ----.. ·-----·--···-· Bn•tbalto11 Beaeh • Fountatii Valley EOtTION VOL. 72, NO. 100, 3 SECTIONS, U PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Protesters . Target Seal Beach •1 JEaay CLAUSE ... o.My ........... Se•I Bt•urh Navol Weapon~ fo'at-tlll.)'' maln ll»tt' on Seat l:teach Roulevard hu bt-~n ~leet" a the finishing sile for an untl·oucle 'r urms racl' t de monlftrallbn t-~nday. · The (~os l\r\l(('lcs Cuthohr Workers community and mtim ~ bers of several church~·s haw l scheduled Good F'nduy ul 3 v rn • to ltunch a proteost again t "ron· tlnutd .xpaniuon" or lht> world'b nuclear atOC'kpllt.' ··1n tho .fa ce or unmet human Offd." Carol Fenne lly, o raanlit>r, aid the fCToup is lo m~t at t>atif1c Coast lhl(h~ oy and St'ul Reach Drive lo begm a public procession and "remt1mbrancc of the stations of the cros:; .. M ~. Ft>nnelly stud her or f:• mzahon 1~ nol CUodcd by or a function or the Roman Catholic Church. Its foundation 1s in the Catholic faith. howe ver . she claimed Kent Hoffman, a Disciples of Christ minister, will actually lead the group through the sta- tions ot the cross demonstration. she said. Larry Kosmont. Seal Beach assistant city manager . said Monday the group has received a parade permit for a peaceful demonstration. • He said such a permit normal- ly takes 30 days to process but that the city managed to ap- prove it in onJy one week. Kos mont said Police Capt. Stacey Picascia h~s assigned ex- tra officers to tend the dem- o n str alion route along Seal Beach Boulevard because or an· ticipated Easter weekend traffic ,problems. "Our concern is that the group does not impede or disturb the flow of traffic." Kosmont added. "I don't re ally expect any problem." Ms. Fennelly said her group chose the Seal Beach facility for a demonstration "because of the overwhelming evidence that nuc lear weapons are being housed m the dePOt as well as Base trans ported to and from the location." Joe Harkins, public affairs of. ricer at the base, said. "It ls the policy of the U.S. government'to neither confirm nor deny that the re are nuclear weaPonS on any ship or shore installation." HarkiM said the facility's security officer had met with the demonstration leader last week <See PROTEST, Page AZ> N-plants Gear F~ulty? AP WlretlM'O AUDIENCE'S APPLAUSE 'MEDICINE' FOR ACTOR John Wayne Drew Standing Ovation at Oscars Ceremony John Wayne Returns For Oscars Night By JERRY HERTENSTEIN OI -0.lty Pllol Stall The "Duke." John Wayne. was resting at his Bayshores Newport Beach hom e today after an eventful night in which be presented the bl'St picture Oscar al the 51s t a nnual Academy Awards. It was the 71-year-old Wayne 's first public appearance since un- dergoing cancer and gall blad- der surgery Jan. 12. Wayne only last month, caused the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce to scuttle plans for a boat parade past his home, saying he wasn't interested. But the screen veteran was in ~ form Monday night despite the obvious wear of the c~ncer bat- tles showing on a lined~ face. It was a much thinner Wayne than that or his movie heyday. t ! He strode energetically from MO'RE CONTROVERSY SUAAOUNDSOSCAR5-A3 PROTESTERS, POLICE CLASH AT FETE-A5 t the top of winding, gold-colored stairs to the presenters· table. The audienee at the Los Angeles Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion stood, ap· plauded and cheered loudly. The ovation obviously moved Wayne, introduced by master of ceremonies Johnny Carson as an "American institution." •'Thank you ladles and 1entlemen, that's just about the only mettatme a tellow'd ever t really need," Wayne said in his famlllar drawl. "Believe me wbea I tell you that I'm migbUly pleued tbat I can amble down • bereaompt." A ellp of the 19'18 ceremony wu lbown just before tntroduc- UoD of Wayne. Bob Hope, MC in • '11. Ud pUI mpeclal tribute to Warne la 8oltall at the time re· COYertlll from open-heart sur- ~. apeet YoU to amble out ' .. here next year because nobody else can walk m John Waynt.!'S boots." Hope had said . "\Veil. Oscar and I have something in common . Oscar firs t came lo the llollywood scene in 1928. So did I. We're both a little weather-beaten. but we·re stilt here and plan lo bt- a round for a whole lot longer:· Wayne said Monday night. "My job here tonight is to identify your fi ve choices for outstanding picture of the year. a nd lo announce the winner so let's move 'em out!" And following that oft-heard phrase and clips from the five nominees, Wayne presented the Oscar to "The Deer Hunter." Ironica ll y, "The Deer Hunter" is an anli·Vietnam War film, contrasting tQ one of Wayne's last films, a pro- V i etnam movie , "Green Berets.'' Wayne stumbled over his lines once Mond ay, s aying that nominee "Heaven Can Wait" was produced by "Warner" Beatty. Beatty's fi rst name is Warren. T h e standing ovation for Wayne, best actor winner for "True Grit," equalled and · perhaps surpassed a similar gesture earlier in the ceremony for actor Laurence Olivier. Olivier was presented a special achlevenient award. He is considered by many contem- poraries lo be the standard against which all other mm act· ing is measured. Olivier was nominated for best actor for his role in "The Boys From Brazil." Booze Stirs Riot FALLBROOK CAP> -When a sobriety test was ordered, in- mates rioted at lhe state honor camp al nearby Rainbow , throwing rocks until sheriff's deputies arrived. Ortlcials blamed the incident on liquor that had apparently been smug- 1ted "' Reading Problems Possible in 43 Reactors From AP Dispatches i\n instrument reading prob- lem that (Tlay havt' contributed heavil y Lo the accident at Three Mile Island could pose a s imilar hazard at all 43 reactors of the sa m e gen eral type. says a federal advisory com mittc:e on reactor safeguards. Nucle ar Regulato r y Com mission Chairman Joseph llen- dric was warned or the problem HBRecall Drive Boosted? Huntington Beach supporter.. of a recalJ drive aimed at re moving three top city officials from office believe they've been given a boost by a California Supreme Court ruling. Thal ruJing. the s upporters contend. will allow them to ex pand their petition drive into shopping centers. The petitioners a re seekin~ the recall from office or Mayor Ron Pattinson. City Attorney Gail Hutton and Councilman John 11\omas. Steve Schumacher . one of the organizers of the recall cam paign. noted that petitions will be available for s igning at maJor s hopping cente rs. primarily Cltl weekends. Previously. petitioners had lo seek permission from shopping center owners before setting up shop. T he recall group needs 12.000 signatures by Aug. 7 to force a s peciaJ election on the question of remoVing the trio from office. "We now have well over 4,000 signatures on each of the can- dida tes." Schumacher said Mon day. .. Apparently. people are just plain sick over the conditions al city hall." he added. "I think lhc best way to describe peoples· feelings is that they appear to be embarrassed." City Attorney Mrs J lutton 1::. on vacation and was not ava1la· ble for comment on the ruling by t he slate court The ruling stemmed from a case brought by a group of Santa Clara High School students who protested restrictions on wh ere they could circulate political petitlOM. The court m ajority said the slate Constitution protects peti- tioning when "rea sonably ex- ercised" in shopping centers. even if they a re privately owned. Arson Probed In Huntington Garage Blaze Fire believed to ha ve been set by an arsonist damaged a three- car apartment house garage in Huntington Beach Monday nigbt. Firemen said the 7 p.m. blaze ca u sed $10,000 s tructural damage and $4,000 damage lo contents in the building behind a three-unit apartment house at 1205 California St. Officials said one tenant, Terry Gravell, pushed his car oul or the 7 p.tn. inferno before it was damaged. but that bis motorcycle didn't fare as well. O ther ten ants who lost household goods and skiing equipment stored In the garage were Chris ,Seats and Kelley Erickson. Firemen said the apartment !\tructure is the In the process of beinl sold . in a letter April 7 by the Ad· visory Co mmittee on Reactor Safeguards, .it was learned Mon- day. Raymond Fraley. executive director of the committee, said in an interview that the commit· tee recommended that the NRC consider requiring additiona l 1ustruments on the reactors to correct the problem. Fraley said the NHC staff fo und that an instrument which was supposed to show the water level m a pressurizer may have given a falst· reading because of its design. N RC officials ~aid last week this instrument may have fooled the plant operators into shutting down an e mergency cooling system which had come on automatically, making the acc1 dent worse than il othe rwi!.'<' Another Train Wreck This b aerial view of train wreck today near Columbus. Kans. A freig ht tra in carrying a mmonium nitrate col· lided with a parke d freight train, killing one crewma n . triggering a diesel fue l fire a nd forcing the evacuation of about 500 persons fro m their h?mes. Community Gollege Hikes TV Courses Major slashes in the Coast Community College Di slricl summer session have led of ficials to expand the number 1of free, television courses with free. unlimited enrollm,ent of- fered through Coastline Com- munity College. As many as two-thirds of last year's s ummer courses at Orange Coast College, Golden West apd CoasUine have been eliminaled. Whereas 23.100 students at- tended courses through the col· leges last summer, district of- ficials say they can accom · modale only about 8,100 students this year because or reduced lunding. Cosmetology and administra- tion of justice programs will continue on campus, as will a rew courses that carry transfer credit ror four.year institutions. In an effort to close the gap, Coastline College will air 14 TV courses for credit on lhe dis- tric:t 's television station, KOCE. The courses, which carry transferable cred\l, wUI Include psychology. biology. history. art.· humamtacs. business and real estate. District officials note that the television courses "a re a highly concentrated form or teaming'' and will be more intense than past programs. "t There is no registration fee for the TV classes. Officials are pre- dicting an enrollment of about 5,000 sfudents, and the courses are open to adults. current col- lege students and rugh school students who will be seniors next fall. Enrollment information Is available at CoasWne College. 963·0824. Enrollment £or limited on- campus programs Is under way by appointment through May 18. After that date, reglstration will be bandied on a flrsl·come- flrst·HPYed basis. Because of Umited enrollment capacity, advanced students will have re11at.raiton priority over new students. Summer session begins June 18 .I might have been. The NRC had already noted the problem in bulletins advising reactor operators of this and other problems found in the Three Mile Island accident There are 72 nuclear reactors in the country. In other developmentS . Joyful women and their young children. told that the nation's ($ee GEAR, Page A2l Surgeon Sued in Death Case The fa mily of a Santa Ana mother. who died five days after undergoing breast implant surgery by Dr. Ralph Small, has rned suit seeking more than S5 million in damages from the legally embattled plastic sur-· geon The Orange County Superior Court suit was file d by the husband and three children of Kim Plock. 33. who went into cardiac arrest in Small's Santa · Ana office and died without re- gaining consciousness. Small has been te mPQrarily ba r r ed from practici ng medicine while the slate Board of Medical Quality Assurance r e views c h a r ges o f g ross negligence against him. He has agreed to acct'pl a one- yea r suspension of his medical license a nd a 10-year probation period when he resumes prac· lice Small ·s agreed-to suspension and probation will be considered later by the slate medical quali· ty bocird . Mrs. Plock's husband, Ken- neth, named both Small and the do ct o r 's Plas t ic S urger y Medical Group as defendants in the SUit. In addition to Kenneth Plock. plaintiffs include the couple's one-year-old son, Dane Adam Plock. and Mrs. Plock·s lwo other children. Chris topher Albert Maydol, 15. and Tanya Christian Maydol. The non-criminal negligence charges brought against Small s temmed from Mrs. Plock's death and the case of a Laguna Beach woman. Marcia W •• who allegedly suffered scarfing and infection after u"ndergoing thigh-lift surgery by Small. She also has filed 'suit against S mall s eeking uns pecified damages. Co a s& Weather Fair t hrough Wednes- day with winds or 15 to 25 , mph expected to die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Wednesday 67 • to 74. INSIDE TODAY A Hompct~ l#rbr crcotu ezcftmwnl.at the Costa MetG Public librarv. II 1041 .a challtnge match between Costa Meto.Oftd We.Cmnucn pubhc: librmW•. SH.P.age Cl. ..... AlY_...,,._ M ......... Cl L.M ..... M ...... .... ~ Al ~ Cloll c..kl .. C..11••• .. -.. ...... a ................ • ........ , 11 u.e .......... C'S.a •11111111 a a.u.n a ............... ..... .,.. ............. ................ E CllllllW M aw ...... . ,,......... .. ,...... ., .. ..... ... ......... afJ QM.Y "1.QT Hf Ty!!dtx, Aptll ,O. 1819 Driver 8 NAIHYIUE. Tenn. <AP> - Bloodied. exhauated, hungry and dainty, UDda Wilson sh•ttered U. • ..._ • btr wrecked car ............. ~ ...... ho.ara arter her pauenaer whl1pered. "Linda, I know l'm dyiaa." fte ltll ~ plvn~ 100 Mt into a ravane, and polke a.y · tM PMMR.c•r. Svlv1• WaUGn. a •·1ur-old mother of thret . probably lived no lonJer than a.r 6«Hner Rell hoar •ru.e accident. After ltnli&liq thNU&h thick brHla, M1. WU.on ooUa,a.d II....,, oa Lho rront wre1t of lll&cWl aiMI Alberta Booer;a bola•. Mrs. Boner 11ld the 30 year old woman told h•T. "My fri nd 11 dead I JWJt know sht ls dead b told me she kn ·w sh • wus dying. And D little w._lle luler I folt htr heaart Thcr wu no h•••rt beat. no 11Uhtt•." Tape Erasure . Pro~byFAA By 'n.e ASMK'lat~ Pr• A spokesman ror thf> fo't'<kral Aviation Adm1mstrat1on !>atct to day that a tape recording or cockpit conversataons a mong the crew of the T WA airliner that barrel·rolled twice and went anto a dive last week has been erased "by overt action ·· · A TWA s pokl•sman 1n New York said flight crews routine!)' erase such tupes when they land safely But the FAA spokesman. m Washington. said dellbcratt• Brown Tardy; I juda Dodges News people NAIROBI, Kenya t AP > Gov Jerry Brown discussed eeology with Kenya 's president totlay while his traveling compa. mon. rock st:ir Linda Ronstadt. duC'ked. dodged and darted past a bane! or newspcople. The California governor wa:-. 20 minutes late for his meeting with President Daniel Arap Mot. Confusion grew over whether Hrown and the singc.•r will go on safari and speculation continued on whether the Californian::. would marry in Africa. Brown and Ms Ronstadt ar rived at m1dm~ht from Nigeria to begin a week-long visit tu Kenya The two rode into Nairobi in sepa rate a utomobiles and registered for separate cot· tages at the old Colonial ~orfolk Hotel. The 41.year-old governor. who has dated the 32-year·old Ms. Rons tadt for more than fi ve years. left a hotel cottage at 10 a m to J!O meet the president The rock s inger. emerging from the same two·bedroom !>Uitt.' at 1 :30 p.m. to rendezvous wilh Brown ror lunch. W;.J~ rushed through a mob of 20 re- porters and p hotographers behind a Oying wedge or compan· •o ns that included employees of a safari-charter compan.> and at least one U.S. Embassy official Fwut.rais~r To Benefit Baseball Teams erasure m a rai.e !'.>lll'h u~ ltl •b h J \'1olat1on th.it could lead to rt- \ o k 1 n g a t' r l'" me m b t• r i. rt'rtH1cate to fly . and a $1 .000 c1\'il penalty Dennis f'eldpian, the f'AA spokesman tn W<ishangton, said the agency did nol know who erased the tape or why. and wa:. tn t;CStiAating . But he s aid that investigalori. have determined that "it was done by pushing a button and elN·tronically erasing the tape " .. ll is a violation to cra!>c the tapt> if there is an incident in· volved, and there certa inly was an incident i n this case,·· Feldman added. The Boeing 727 was flying from Kennedy Airport in New York toward Minneapolis on Wednesday whe n it went into a barrel roll and plummeted about five miles before the pilot, Harvey Gibson of Las Vegas. managed to bring it under con. trol over Flint, Mich .. by lower· ing the landing gear. He made a r e mergen cy la nding at Detroit's Metropolilan Airport. Federal i~westigators said the plane appear ed to have ex· ceeded the speed of sound in its d ive. a pparently t he fir st airliner not designed for it to do so and surv ive. TWA's Jerry Cosley. vice pres· id e nt for corporate com . munications. said the a bsence or a t a pe recording was of .. no great moment" lo the investiga· lion. because th e crew was available to tell probers what ha'ppened. "In our mind. there·s no reason to expect the crew·s version would differ markedly" rrom anything that would have been on the tape. he said. The rurli ne s pokesmen could not confirm a report in the Detroit News which s aid that a crew member admitted erasing che tape, and added he failed to give a .. logical .. reason for doing so Cosley also said investigators also were looking into the possibility that the incident began when an edge fl ap on the front of the right wing may have failed and moved into an upright position, pushing the plane down on that side. "There's speculation that one of the leading edge flap sections on the right wing may have in· advertently extended and creat· ed a heavy drag and air now over the right wing. forcing it down , · he said. • GEAR •• ·• wont wle• .. criata la oww," at rt._-;, uld. "She told.. she squwzed • •hoe throulh a 111. Wlllon was In strioua COO· are retuminc to their bo ..... ua th<?rt Md bela a wreck. Sbe told ~rack ha a Jammed door to catch dltlon loday In a Naabville the shadow ol tbe d1aab&ed Tlilree m , '"l'llt ; reaaoa I know my a lltUe "ater. hospital. 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"" no1-... -~ ---...... •• rd ·1 d nt. about lOO and Nuclear Re1ulator)' Cam· wltlle after Svlvta sDOk• lb her roek or shoe to break her way t.o gua rat an we mlaa'-otrlclala, who 11 ....... _ _.... d a.~ .. a.-... ~,.... ,..... n-.1.1 Id th iounct leet straight. down. tbrouah the _. ~· -••• rl"t" dew llK' waa ..,-u.. aa ~Y· rvuee 11 ey a air before lt landed and over· earlier ur1ed presnant ._ tb•t h.-a«>t very cold " lar1e rock Inside the car. ffi 1 • l and pre·ae.hool children Hvtat Mra Hon r said Ms. Wllion "When l talked wllh her. she turne d," tra c nvesuga or within a rive-mile radiua of tbe thl-t b Saturda nd C"'uld not remember how much James Lawrence said. "I've w u , n Y Y Y a v seen a lot of tom-up cars but. this -plant to leave because of the ex· pn1yl'd for ,somctblntt to drink. of lb• Urne she was couclout is just the worst." posurP. risks to radiation .;,,W...:h...:c...:".....:..:ral:.:..:.....:nr.:.e.:.:..tl_Sa.:.__t_u....;_,:rda..:y_n.;,;.11.:....h.:....t. __ a_nd_u_DC'OlllW! ___ k>u_"·-"_W_il_ao_n_"_al_d_. ______________ , emanating from lt. "It's Uke breatllln1 a ,iant. sigh of relief.' Yvonne Slack said aft.er she and her 18-mooth· old daughter stepped Into the liv· ing room of their Middletown home. Most Happy Fella Hobert Lard . 12. paddles up the Grand Canal between Balboa Island and Little Ba lboa Is la nd in Newport Harbor. The ex· pression on his face s hould tell you how .nuch he is enjoying this week·s vacation from school. Robert is a Newport Beach ~esident. Fro• Page A I .. PROTEST. • a nd anticipates no problt!ms. Three or fou r de monstrations have been staged near the facili· ly during the past 12 months. he said. All were peaceful and did not interfere with operations. he added. The Catholic Worker organiza. lion was founded in New York some 50 years ago. Ms . Fennell) said Monday. The 13 adults a nd e i g ht children composing the com- munity in Los Angeles work in the city's skid row area. She said the g roup, plus \'Olun- teers. provides emergency hous- ing and 500 to 1.000 free meals daily. operates a free medical c lini c. does justice counseling and oper'\tes an at-cost food store. \ "We ha'e no political affilia- tions.·· shP said. "We try to serve justice as we see it.·· S he added ... Recognizing Christ in our fellow human be· ings. we see him crucified over and over again to provide profit for arms merchants a nd lo as· suage the paranoia of an un - '<'h ec k ed military ·indus trial complex." She said Friday's demonstra· tion is to give public witness to the "sinfulness of the arms race.·· She said the group expects 30 to 50 demonstrators. some of them from St. Justin's Catholic Church in Anaheim. St. Colum- nans in Garde n Grove a nd. possibly. from St. Joachims in Costa Mesa. Illness Postpones Trial for Diedrich By GARY GRANVILLE Of Ille 0.Mly Piiot H41!1 SAN DI EGO OranJ!e County Sup ervisor Ralph Oiedrich's bribery trial was abruptly inter· rupted Monday when a defense law yer was s id e l ined b y bronchitis. Victim of the broncnitis that closed the trial on •ts opening d ay was a t to rn ey Syl "an Aronson. H e i s the attornet 'or Oied ri c h 's co·d efenltant architect LeRoy Rose. Like the othe r attorneys in the case. Aronson made it through his ooening s tatement to the 'Squeaky' To Be Moved PLEASANTON 1 /\Pl Ly n elle "Squ l•aky " Fromme. convicted of try. ing to kill President Ford in 1975, will be transferred to a fede ral p ris on i'l Alderson. W. Va .. as the result or her hammer dt· tack on a fellow inmate. Prison .officials said Monday an investigation determined the 30-year·old Fromme was guilty of as- saulting Julienne Busic on March 8 on the prison grounds with the claw side of a hammer. eight woman. four-man j ury But when Judge. jurors and at· torneys returned from lunch, Aronson was missing. Earlier in the day. he had told Judge Ross Tharp he was taking medication for bronchitis and was not feeling well. During the lun c h h o ur. Aronson sent word to the judge that he would be una ble lo con· Linue. Judge Tharp told the jurors they could go home and told the m to return to court Thurs· day morning. Before the interruption, the at· torneys had time to complete their opening statements and lo get in a tiff over a piece of late arriving prosei:ution evidence. That evidence was a memo that purportedly sets the date or a 1973 dinner meeting al which a grand jury tnd1etm~n1 alleJ!es tt bribery solicitation was made. The me mo written by former Anaheim Hills. Inc .. cxccut1n• William Stark reportedly ~t.'lS the dinner meeting date as Jan. 16. 1973. If so. that shoots down a key defense theory. That theory 1s that Diedrich became embroiled with the de· velopment company's destiny after. not before. his one·t1me confederate Michael Remington was hired as the firm ·s land use lawyer. Joseph M. ffendritl. chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory·Com· mission. told Congress today the nation's nuclear power program could not s urvive another attl· dent like the one at the 1bree Mile Island olant. "We cannot tolerate accidents or this kind and we muat take whatever steps are necessary to prevent them, • Hendrie testified at the start of bearings by the Senate nuclear regulation sub- committee on the Three Mile Island accident. The hearing will focus on why the N RC did not take char1e at. Three Mile Island until three days after the accident. Brisk Wind Deters Beachgoers Overcast skies and brisk winds put a damper on pre· Easter spring 'lacation activities Monday as onl~ a 'ew thousand youngsters made the annual trek to west Orange County beaches. HJntington Beach lifeguards counted only 3 000 who braved sunless 65 degree weather at city beaches aPd even fewer who ventured ;nto heavy 63 degree surf. Lifeguards al 'learby Hunt- ington and 13olsa Chica' Slate be a c hes counted a s imilar number Both organizations nott:d that crowds are about the same as last year's vacationing crowd. which braved similar weather at local beaches. State oeach lireguards said two of their guard towers were ... a n<Salized over the weekend whe n an estimated 15,000 pe r sons hit the beaches on Saturday and Sunday. Citt police. who remember stabbings and shootings in pre· ,.r1ous years during the aMual vacation periO<J. are taking no chances -good weather or bad The department has increased the n..Jmber of patrol ca ~ in the beach area and is fielding foot patrols on the city pier. in the downtown area and near the be acnes. Chase Halted-- In Huntington Officers or three law enforce· m e nt agencies c ornered a s~eder in Huntington Beach at about 10:15 a.m. today after a 35·minule chase that began in LOS Angeles. Plans for comple tin g a baseball batting cage a1 Hunt mgton Beach High School de pend on the success of ~ Las Vegas Night scheduled April 14 b) the school's booster club. ac cording to club spokesmen. SIB Million Growth She was placed in 1sola· tion a fter the attack. and federal prison offrcials said Ms. Fromme will a1so be housed in isolation at the Alderson facility. Re mington in the p.-osecu· t ion's version for the a lleged bribery conspiracy is the funnel through which the company channeled money to Diedrich in return for a favorable county Board of Supervisors land use decision. Huntington Beach police said the unidentified driver led a California Highway Patrol unit and a Los Angeles police car down freeways to Orange Coun· t y before its driver was captured alo n g Beac h Boulevard at Yorktown Street. Mike Vande n Buch of the boosters said a $10 donation is being accepted for tickets entill· mg the donor to a buffet, drink and chtps. Fes tivities are sche duled between 7 and 11 :30 p.m ., with hundreds of dollars worth of prizes, Vanden Buch s aid. 'l'he event is to be held at the American Legion Building in Midway City. he s aid, and tickets are available from Hunt· ington Beac h High School Boosters Club members. ORANGE COAST HIF DAILY PILOT T..-~af9CN'U Otfty PltcM.•ttftw,ht"t'\<6"\o "'""'""-~· ··-l-O..llWOr-c. .... 1 "'*-C-• S.-"•ed•I-••,. """'"""a _,,, "'"""" ,,,,.,., '°' '°''• -W. H._, e..oc" ............ °" -" ,_ ,.,.,,,., .. ,_,, • ..,. ,..,....._., 5ou111c-.. ....... ,.,_ .... t_l•-l-s.H1Kdo .. •flCI _, .. ""' ...................... .._ p1..,. ,, .. JlO _,._51._,, ....... C.hlOf .... .,.,. ._ .. _ ,.,.,......,, __ ._ J.c-• c .. ttt Vke ...... IOf.,1_0._ .. ~ ~·•KM•ll fdt!M T-•·~ Ma ........ £dltor a..t.•K.i...t lhc_.., .... " AOl"•"I Ma .... t ... E"dll"" -~-W.•1 Q<•Olqe Covnly Cdl'°' HuftttMIOf! .. Hfl Olftce · · · 1ri1J'1u c:n ~...,d Mtilfflt-H\ , 0, llO• IW,.,.... OfftMI '-<i .. Mll 11 .. G_.,.•91rwt te\l•Mow UOW.•tlMy~...i ..... County Pension Deficit Increases Despite a drop o f 694 e mployees in Orange County government's retirement system the past year, a projected $220 million deficit in the pension program has g rown by $38 million. That news was delivered Mon· day to the nine-member county retirement board from a consul· tant hired to update a year-old report on the system ·s financial health. J on King of the Tomers, Per· rin. Forster and Crosby ac· tua rial firm said the study rec· ommende d in c reases in e mployee p ayments lo lhe system. the same increases recomme nded but not i m· plemented after a similar study last year. The board asked county of· flciats to begin negotiating with e mployee unions on the pro· posed payment bikes. But board members postponed any recommendation to county s upervisors on increasing e mployee contributions until next month. tr approved, lhe 'l>aymenls for most employees would Increase from 2.7 percent of their total salaries lo 6.5 percent. However. law enforcement, fire and other safety employees would have to pay 8.8 per~t of their salaries into the syatern, up rrom 3.1 percent today. Ray Wells. assist.anl county tax collector, said today that there would have been some growth in the projected deficit even if the increases had been put into effect last year. Palestinian ; . Bases Strock In Retaliation TEL AVIV . Is rae l 1 AP> -· Is raeli warplanes atreaked into southern Lebanon a nd pounded two Palestinian guerrilla bases today, just hours after a ter· rorist bomb blast kilted one Israeli man a nd wounded 33 persons in an open-air market in Tel Aviv. offi cials reported. The air raid was Israel's first against Palestinian targets in PROTEST BOMB KILLS ONE-A4 Lebanon smce the slgnmg of the lsraell·Egyplian peace treaty March 26. An army spokesman said the planes struck bases at Damour and Ras el·Ain, near Tyre, aft.er 5 p.m. C7 a .m . PST> and that all returned safely. The targets were camps of Al Fat.ah. major military arm of the PaJestine Liberation Or1aniullon, be Hid. There were no immediate re· ports on casuaJliea in the air at· t~k. • Easter nloming' s off to a bright start ... SLAVICK'S 18 F.ishion Island " 6\1· 1 \80 Nc..,pon Be~ch l.dftun.l Hills • Wl'Srminucr ~ltu GIUll., lul Al'ljtdl'\ • s.., l>ifl(ll • ~ Vrj!.U t • .AW .. 't ... , ..... ~" ....... """'-""' ~-........... ~ ........ (_ .... 1• With o ur ... cryi.tal bunny p.?ndanl. And th~ modest pricl' may induc~ you to slip it into st'Vcral special Easter baskets. Complete with 18" chain in 14 karat yellow gold, only $25. • l . VOL. 72, NO. 100. 3 SECTIONS. 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A Brown, Ronstadt I I EVasive • ID Africa NAIROBI. Ken u I f>) Gov Jetr Brown d i t•us ~d ttolo.cy with Ken) a 'tt (\r tdt•11t today whill' hl~.Jro\1l'l10f! com1>n ' n•on. reek ·tur L-..indu1 Horu1todt. dur ked. dodltl'd and t.lurtt·t.I pu:;I t a band ol newsJ>('<l111t• The Cahformu governor "11:-. 20 minute~ ltlll' ror ht:.i. mt-t•t tnjl 1 with P~sident n. nM r..ip Mo1 i Confusion grew O\ r "hNht.'r ( Urown und the lltn'!('r v. Ill ~o on I I 17 i l far' and spccul lion conhn'-'td on whether the CuUfornlun would marry in Afrt<'a Bro"n '1nd M~ Honl\t ()11l .it rt\ l'<1 al m1dnlRhl from N1~t·11a to twnin u WN.•k long , ,.,,t tu ~e ll ) u Thl' two rodt• i nto uir11b1 m M's>u r.ilt• uutumohilt·' unll n.·~1stetc'<.I ror i.l'1>urutt· l'ot 1 age:. .ii thl' old Colonwl Norfolk 110 11.•I The .t I year old goq~rnor v. ho 0•1ly l>tlol St.1111 f'llOIO AWAITING THE VERDICT Whether Holly Mitche l l. center. or lr\'in(' wi ll continue ope rating a day care home in the Village· of Woodbridge will soon be decided by <.1s· sociation dir<.•<.·tors . With her arc. le ft to right. Holl y Polnrr. 9; Christine McCune. 8: Troy Hoyal. JI. a nd Don Royal. 6 Irvine Day Care Issue Escalates A village tempest 1n Irvine over the operution or dc.i y-care homes escalated today as oppos- ing factions prepared for a rest dents· s urvey on the issue Battling in Wood brid~e are supporters of day-care homes a nd oppos ing residents who cla im that babysitting opera· Uons create noise. nuisances and gene ra l neighborhood d1s rup. lion The issue is not likely to be re solved until mid-May, after as sociation di rectors n •vil'w lhe results or a village survey on whether: the day-care homes s hould be allowed to operate. The sµrvey is expected to be maUed lo residents within two weeks, said Robert Figeira, as - sociation manager. Figeira said he doubted lhe Coa!lit Weather board could study the: r cltultl> before 1ls May 16 meeting Over the weekend. village re:-.· 1dents received n1ers asking for a vote in favor of conlinucd operation of the homes. The fliers were prepared by friends of Holl y Mitchell. a 23· yrar -old Woodbridge resident who has operatt•d a day-can· hom e since last summer al 13 Sandpiper. L as t September . thrt•(• neighbors s igned complaint:-. against Mrs. Mitchell and asked the village association board or dir ectors lo take action against her . fl did. Fines totalling more tha n $220 h ave been levied agail)st. her , but s he has not paid the m. "There is such a tremendous. tr emendous need for this kind or thing,· Mrs . Mitt heU s ajd, ad· ding that the re; a re a. large number of work1.ng parents in Woodbridge who need day care fo r their children. Mrs. Mitchell noted that she has been lkensed by the stale Deoartment of Social Services to (See CARE, Page A2) hus dotL'Ci lhc 32 year-old Ml> Ron t udl for mor e lhan five )CtirK, h.•ft a hotel cottage at 10 .1 m to J,!o-meet the president The rock hinger, emergmg from tht· Si.I me I wo-bedroom hUtlc al I 30 p m to rendezvoui; with Url)wn for lunch . wa ~ ru~hed throuRh a mob of 20 re · port t' r i-a nd photo g rap he r s bchrnd i.I Oyin~ v.·edge of compan 1oni. that included employees of a safari-charter company and at least one U.S. Embassy official. ' "Where do you get off being so aggressive·• .. s houte d Her b Cohen. a friend of the couple, as he shoved al photogr aphers who surrounded the \'an that whisked Ms. Ronstadt away Some photographers t ried to push lenses through open win· dows of the vehicle while the s inger sat hunkered down in a rear seat. Ms .. Ronstadt, wearing slacks and a blouse, joined Brown for 1 unc h with Am e r ican Am- bassador Wilbert le Melle and re\urned to the hotel by herself. E arlier. Le Melle escorted the governor lo his one-hour session •with Moi at the State House. It was not known why Brown. who wore a light tao suit and tie for the meeting. was late . ·'I was pleased to learn ol Governor Brown's interest in the envirooment." the president told reporters afterward Brown said geothe rmal and sola r e nergy are solutions to the ene rgy needs of both the Tbtrd World and California. He an· nounced tha t univers ities ii. Ca lifornia a nd Kenya would ex- change s pecialists in the field. UCI Shapes Paper Council Approval Sought By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL 01 the Oil1ly P•lot Sl•fl A "democra tic·· pla n to shape a new campus ncwsµapcr at UC ln •tnP was formulated Monday during a thrcP·hour long. emo· I ion-charged student forum. ,\bout 50 d;.iy pack-toting stu· tll'nl s s h O\\Ccl up for th e Sl'hcd ulcd mt•eting. called in the wake of action by student gov- ernment leaders lo withdraw funding of the New Univers ity T he s tormy debate. often laced with profanity from angry speakers. ended when seven slu· dents were elected to serve on a "lransiUon board " tha l will lake initial steps to resume publica- tion of an offic ial campus paper. The first step will be to re· ceive endorsement and funding for the newspaper fro m student , ~overnment. The Associated Student Council was to consider those matters at a 5 p.m . meeting today in Room 107. Administra- tion Build.in#!. Should the coum:il g1 vc its ap· proval to the plan. the transitio'n board wall recruit section editors for the new p~1pcr and elect a perman e nt f i ve ·m e mher "editorial review board" that will guide day-to-day policy dt'· cb 1ons. The transition board will then be disbanded. But. in one unique twist. <:t ll actions of the editorial board wi ll bl' SUbJeCl to apprO\ a) or th(• paper's entire s t<tff. which was termed ·•the highest authority·· by backersofthepla n It was also agreed that. at a later date. one mem ber of the editorial board will be elected at large from the student body. T he plan was adopted on a 21 to 8 \'ole of the students at the end of the meeting. Those .. ·oting <See PAPER, Page A21 &Jok Autlwrs To Be Feted Oranitc County authors lucky enough lo break into the 1978 publ ishing market will be honored at a reception Wednes· day afternoon a the home of UC Irvine Chancellor Daniel Aldrich. The reception, s ponsored by UC Irv ine F rie nds of t he Library. is a prelude lo a ''Book and Authors" awards banquet to be held May 7 at the Newporter Inn. Authors from Laguna Beach. Newport Bea ch. Costa Mesa. Dan a Point, Huntington Beach. Ir vine, Laguna Hills. Laguna Niguel. ·Mi ssion Viejo and other Or ange County communities will be p resent at the reception. DaltlY ~Sutt~ IRVINE STUDENTS GATHERED MONDAY TO LAUNCH A NEW CAMPUS NEWSPAPER Meeting Chairman Sam Stokes (far right) Calls For Another Speaker Rousing Ovation Wayne Returns For Oscars Night By JERRY H E RTENSTEIN Ol lhe O•ilY P1lol St•ll The "Duke.·· J ohn Wayne. was resting al his Bayshores Newport Dc;,1ch home tod ay after an eventful ni ght in which he presented the best picture Oscar a t the S l s l a nnual Academy Awards It was the 71-year·Old Waync·s first public appearance since un· dergoing cancer a nd ~all blad der surgery Jan. 12. Wayne only las t month. caused the Nl'wport Harbor Area Chamber of Co m· mercc to scuttle plans for a boat parade past his home. s aying he wasn't interested. But the screl'n velt'ran was rn form Monday night despite the obvious wear of the cancer bat· tles showing on a lined face. It was a much thinne r Wayne than that or his movie heyday. He strode eneri?etically from the top of winding. gold-colored stairs to the presenters· table. Tbe a udience a l t h e Los Angeles Music Center 's D<>rothy Cha ndler Pavilion stood. ap· plauded and cheered loudly. The ovation obviously moved Wayne. introduced by m as ter of ceremonies Johnny Carson as an ··American inslilution." "Tha nk you la dies and gentlemen. that 's Just about the only medicine a fellow'd ever really need.·· W<i ynl' Si.ltd m hti. fa miliar dra\\ I · Believe me whl•n I tell you that I m mightily MORE CONTROVERSY SURROUNOSOSCAR$-A3 PROTESTERS. POLICE CLASH AT FETE-A5 pleased that I can a mble do"n here tonight." A chp or the 1978 ceremony was shown Just before mtroduc· t1on of Wayne. Bob Hope. MC in "78, had paid special tribute to Wayne m Boston at the time re covering from opc·n·hearl sur gery "We expect you to amble out <See WAYNE. Page A2> Toro Marines Plan landing Practices J et noise over the Irvine area will be greater than us ual today through Friday because of land- ing practices being conducted at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Sgt. Robert Cordes said the noise period will be 7 to 9 p.m. Another noisy per iod will be April 23 to 'l7 from 10 a.m. LO 9 p.m . daily, Cordes said. Diedrich's Trial Delayed By Illness By GAftY GRANVILLE Ol lhe O•tly Pilot St•fl SAN DIEGO Orange County Supervis or Ralph Diedrich's bribery trial was abruptly inter· rupted Monday when a defe nse la w yl'r wa s s idel in e d b y bronctutts Victim of the bronchit is that clo~ed the trial on ils opening day was attorney Syl van Aronson H e 1s t he a tt orn ey ro r D re dric h ·s co -d e fe nd a nt. architect Le Roy Rose. Like the other a ttorneys in the case. Aronson m ade it through his oe>eni ni? s tateme nt to the eight-woman. four-man 1ury. But when judge. jurors and at- torneys returned from lunch. Aronson was m issing. Earlier in the day. he had told Judge Ross Tharp he was laking m edication for bro nchitis and was not feeling well. Durin g the lunc h hou.r. Aronson sent word to the judge that he would be unable to con- tinue. Judge Tharp told the jurors they could go home and told the m to return to court Thurs- day morning. Before the interruption. the at· torneys had time to complete the ir opening s tatements and lo get in a tiff over a piece o( late arriving prosecution evidence. That evidence was a me mo that purportedly sets the dale of a 1973 dinner meelinJt al which a <See DIEDRICH. Page A2) Fair through Wednes- day wilh winds or 15 to 2S 1-Pb expected to die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Wednesday 67 lO 74. INSIDE T8DA Y Guenther Trial Goes to J11ry Ski MU.hap Kilh Teen , ' f A Homptter DerbJI crcotea ucU"'"'·°' tlw Costa Meto P11bllc LibrorJI. It uxu .a claoUcnoe match between Costa Me1a.and Weatmhu ter J*bHc bbrorks. See. P.age C 1. ... Jl M Y-"'9lclt Al &·----~ ~.. .. Cl .. ., .. ...... (l·t *' a By KAmv CLANCY Of ... Dllty ~-..... The attempted murder trial of a form e r Juve nil e Hall counselor lay in the jury's hands today after both the prosecuting and defense attorneys called lhe case one of the most bizarre they have encountered. Charlie Hubert Guenther, 33, or Irvine, has admitted from t.he witneas stand tbal h.e was t.he man who picked up 15-year-old Juli Michelle Gonzalez last December, shot her In the head five times. beat her with a ham· mer and dropped her at a con· \ s truclion site. And Guenther has told the five-man, seven·woman Orange County Superior Court jury that he gave a ride to 17-year-old P.Jllrl ce M a tk i n s o r San Cle mente 13 months ago and hit her re peatedly with an unloaded · gun before she jumped from his moving car. But Gue nther 's atto rney, WilUam Dougherty. told the jury Monday his client was innoce nt. of the charges against him beca use be wa1 mentally dis- lu r bed al the lime a nd not reap0nalble for the actions .. • "Ladies and genlle m en or the jury," Dougherty began, "my client. Charles Guenther. is not guilty and he ls not guilty by reason of lnsan1ty. "Can you honestly say my client had the ability lo control his acts?" Dougher\y asked. "Can you booesUy say there la nothing wrong with blm? ·'This is one of the moat bizarre. albeit crazy, cases you have ever hefrd or ... Dou1herty continued. Prosecutor Paul Meyer argued lhat Guenther's purport· ed "diminlsbed'' mental state was offered simply as the one only possible defense In the case because Guenlher already had confessed the crimes to sherirf's investigators. He accused Guenther of want· Ing "lo be found crazy ' when he was examlllt!'d by psych1atr1ats who leslifled in the trial. Meyer disputed Dou1herly's contention that his client auffer11 from an oraanic brain disorder that caUled him to attack the l,irls ia aa UMOntrollable "wild ra1e." "I uk vou not to acceot the CS. llJaY, P .. e AJ> SQUAW VALLEY IAP> -A s kiing acctdent at Squaw Valley sti Resort took the Ufe of aa l3·year~ old Incline VIiiage youth. Plaeer CoOnty deputies said Mark Ft.sher received multtple injuries Monday In what they delcribed u a "freak attldent." They aaid tbe )'OUth ap. parenUy welll out of coa· trot co=l down a bill and ru over a snow r..ce. Heiress Presses bJWsuit lrvlne belreaa Joan Jrvio• .. iU. tonUD...ct to Prtu ber la-ta.It aJlt"tUna lbat ~•P81111on ot • water P•Pt'llnf' wtU CC>lt th~ lrvkne Co Sl bl.Woo wbU. com pany Prt>aldt>nt P~lt'r K,.mcr eaUtd the whole lhlna •bawd 10 • memo to employee . Mrt Smith's '1atl-st fffolt tn block the rom~ny 's r1n1nclng ()f 'tho expttnsion or lht' Dflml'r Int rtie came Moflday in lht• for m ol llO •m~"Gdment to the swl ongin.Uy flll'd March a'l in Oranttc Count.y Su~rtor Court Mrai Smith, a long with hl'r mother. Athalle Clarke, owns 11 percent 0( too compuny'a 1tock 'l'brouch eourt action tf\ey an• lrylni . ~oLke-ep thc llrm from Spt>ndlnJJ aa 6 m1lhQn on a~ J)C}r ~nt expan Ion o ( thl' papd n\• that currlt>:oi Colorado River watt'r to southt.'rn Orange County Mrs . Sm1th'i. suit numes ull the other company sha reholden; its directors and executives 11nd seeks unspecified da m ages. Th e amendment s avs the enlar~emcnt or the pipeline -a lO·mile section between Yorba Linda and Mission Viejo will cost the company no Jess than $1 billion by forcin g curtail - ment o( agriculture that would lead to a piecemeal sale or Irvine Ranch land and destruc- tion or its long-range develop· meot plans. Sh e a lso alleges the $3.6 miJJion construction project woul~ benefit d_eyelopers that are in compeltllon with the Irvine Co. But Kre m er's m e mo to employees defe nds the com- pany's action and labels her ac- cusations extreme. The executive briefly dis· cusses the four key points of lbe suH: Authorization: The lawsuit contends the company's ex· ecutive committee acted without a~thorizaUon. Kremer says the directors approved the action first recommended by the com- mittee. Agr iculture· Kremer said her charge that increased water s u~pl y would d ec rease arg1cultu~e operations is absurd. -Dens1t,r: He said her argu- m ent that ancreased availability of wate_r would produce greater p;opulalto~ density is incorrect. Population de nsity and de · velopment are not a function of water supply, but rather are de- termined by local government thr<_>ugh the general plan and zoning process," his memo says Aid to competitors : Kremc~ s aid the . i ncreasC'd pipe line eapac1ty is essential to future development or the I rvinc CCJ land and "lhc fact that others may benefit in no way reduces this necessity." In conclusion. Kremer ob· ser ved. "lt is indeed regrettable that Mrs. Smith has resumed her historic practice or filing lawsuits against the company when she is unhappy. "All we ca.n. do is respond, de· fend our pos1t1on vigorously and go on W1th our business." F,....PageAJ CARE ..• conduct the day -care home. "I think if it's li censed by the state, that's good enough," she said. Figeira s aid the sole concern or the association is whether the day-care operations dis turb neighbors. He denied there is a wilchhunl lo dist'Over aJI day-care home operators and pul them out of business. "We have only had complaints against Mrs. Mitchell. There may be others. But we're not go. i ng ou~ .door to dpor. to look for the m . As long as they don't create a nuisance, there's no problem.·· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Tiie Or-C-1 °"''' "'10t •''" wltld k <-1>1---Pr-.••-1_..,,_0r_ ( .. \4 PuOlhNnO '-' -r.ittdil-•o -11•'"'4 -.., ""'°""' FrtO.ty lot C:..i. -,.._, IMCll. -1"'411on 8"c11J-'••n Yttltr, I,...,,,., l_ l'IM<ll'-lftCOhl A .......................... ~_,_s.i_ ... _ -.., .. r .... .,..... __ ,.,,..,. .,,..,. '' 01 l.lO W•\I 8.tf~l'Hl.(O\ .. ~,C•ttl°'fti••1'Jt ( ...... ,. _ ....._ __ _ , .... °""" Vke,.,... .. ftl-0.M"Mlilll- lloeMetlC-lCltlor ..... ~ ...... ,..,,.. EMBATTLED EDITOR Richard Ctuc• • l',.._~~AJ PAPER .•. against th\• plan fuvor •d n •1t•n hon 1.>f lbe ex1l>t1ng m.·wi.papN lrurnework. ~ubJect tu quurterl) evaluation o( !ht< pa.per b)' Lh1• general student body. The New Univttdity, the of· ficlal campus newspaper since UCl s inception. hus been the target of criticism 111 recent months because of eovera~e of a woman's wet T-shirt contest and alleged racial s lurs against Jews and lr~nians. Complaints t o the s tudent council led to action last week to freeze $10,000 in funds prevlous- 1 y earmarked to the New University. The funds were placed in a special account pend· ing student development of a new campus paper. Despite the cut-off. the New University appeared on campus Monday. It included a classified ad at the end of the personals section: "For Sale, newspaper. Asking $10,000. No publishers' rights. Racist/sexist s taff in· el ude d . n o ex t ra c h arge. 833·5111. .. Editor Richard Clucas. a junior political science major. said the S600 printing bill was paid with staff donations and prepaid advertising revenue. Clucas said he "probably" would a ppear at today's student council meeting to ask for a loan so that the New University could develop sufficient cash flow to keep publishing. He said th at ot h er "alternativ e" ca mpu s newspapers, including the Real U a nd Word Is Out, r eceive partial funding from the as· sociat'ed students. Clucas s aid "the issue of freedom of expression remains" and that he has contacted various legal or~amLations on possible action e1~ain~t the ~tu· dent council ror the fund withdrpwal. f'rott1 Page A I DIEDRICH. • grand jury indictment alleges a bribery solicitation was made. The memo written by former Anaheim Hills, Inc .. executive William Stark reportedly sets the dinner meeting date as Jan. 16, 1973. If so. that shoots down a key defense theory. Thal theory ts that Diedrich became embroiled with the de- velopment company's destiny after, not before. his onc·tJme confederate Michael Remington was hired as the firm's laod use lawyer. Remington in the prosecu- tion's version for the alleged bribery conspiracy is the runnel thr oug h which the company channeled money to Diedrich in return for a favorable county Board of Supervisors land use decision. What touched off the tiff be tween the defense lawyers and prosecutor Michael Capizzi was the late arrival of the St ark memo. Capizzi told Judge Tharp he learned of the me mo's existence late T~ay and, as a fhatter or fact, had not yet seen it. But defense l awyer Keith Monroe said the defense was en. titled to know of any evidence the prosecution planned to use in the trial under discovery mo· lions made at pre-trial bearings. rre• AP Dt11>1tc-. An an: trument reading prob· lti m thul muy huvc contributed ft(•avtt.y to the r.acddcnt et Th.tee Male Jatand could po1e a similar huard at uU .43 reactots of the u me "ene r a l type. 1>ays a /t>dernl ndvlsory commilttlC on reactor imfeguurds Nuclear Rcst ulatory Com · mls Ion tu~lrr"f\aul Joseph Hen- dr e was wamed of the problem ln a letter April 7 by the Ad· vlsory Committee on Reactor SuCeauards, it was learned Mon· day. Raymond Fraley. executive dareclor of the committee. said •n an interview th.ti the eommit· tee recommended that the NRC consider requiring add1tionaJ 1ustrumcnt.s on the reactors to c1.>rrecl the problem. Fraley said the NRC staff found that an instrument which as suppo~ed ~ew-the:.water l~vel in a pressurizer may have ~1ven a false reading beeause of ats design. N RC officials said last week this instrument may have fooled the pl;rnt operators into shutting down an emergency cooling syste m which had come on automati_cally, making the acci· dent worse than it otherwise might have been. The NRC had already noted Cash Share Vrgedfor Michelle LOS ANGELES 1APl Michelle Triola Marvin's at· i.orney kissed her cheek and moments later stood before a judge and told him she should be treated fairly :rnd given a share of Lee Marvin's millions. Marvin Mitchclson, beginning his closing arg uments in the landmark proper ty-rights case. urged Superior Court Judge Arthur Marshall to follow the letter of the law set down in the Marvin vs. Ma r vio California Supreme Court decision. "'.J'~e mandate, pf the Marvin decision. your honor. is a doc· trine of fairness." Mitchelson said. "The court said there had been a c ha nge or m ores. a change in lifestyle. and it was wrong to consider that people who live together are involved in a smru1 relationship .. He chastised Lee !\farvin's al· torneys ror contending that the actor demons rratcd his rcluc· lance to s hurc property \\ ith Miss Ma rvin by r efusing to marry her. "You cannot have that al> sum pt1on," Milchelson said. "The court says you can't as· sume they did not intend to share property just because they said nothing." Palestinian Bases Struck In Retaliation TEL AVIV. Israel t APl Israeli warplanes atreaked into southern Lebanon and pounded two Palestinian guerrilla bases today. just hours after a ter- ror isl bomb blast killed one Is raeli man and wounded 33 persons in an open-air market in PROTEST BOMB KILLS ONE-A4 Tel Aviv, Offi('ials reported. The air raid was Israel ·s first against Palestinian la r~els in Lebanon s ince the s igning of the Israeli -Egyptian peace treaty Ma r,ch 26. A" army spokesman said the planes struck bases a t Damour and Ras el-Ain. near Tyre. after S p.m. <7 a.m. PSTl and that all returned safely. The targets were camps or Al Falah. major military arm of the Palestine Liberation Organization. he said. 'I Date Quandary ... Gay Wants Male for Prom CUMBERLAND, R.l. 1AP ) Paul. an avowed homosexual, wants permission to take another boy to the junior prom at Cu mberland High School. and school officials are in a quandary. Paul's plan, which a homosexual group says may be unique. also pits him against his father, who opposes the son's request. "I feel I have every right to go. just as any other junior does;" Paul. l7. said Monday. The school administration asked the syste m·s lawyer for a legal opinion. said Robert G. McGinnis, assi,Stant school superintendent for Cumberland, a city of about 30,000 in northern Rhode Island. Paul's father asked that his last name be withheld, to protect the ramlly's privacy . t ----·--------------·----- • the problem In bulletins advtstng reactor operatorr; of this and othe r problems round in the Three-Mile. Island accident. There are 72 nuclear reactors ln the country. Jn other development.<J : Joyful women and their young children, told th4tl the na- tion's worst nuclear .,crisis Is over," are returning lo their homes In the shadow or the dis- abled Three Mlle Island power plant. kelieved and tearful mothers cheered Monday's announce· m ent by Gov. Dick Thornburgh i\nd Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission officials. who 11 days earlier urged pregnant women a~d . pre-s~hool children living w1thm a f1ve·mile radius or the plant to leave because of the ex· posure ri s k s lo r adiation emanating from it. ·'It's like breathing a giant sign o re acr:· Yvonne Black said after she and her 18·monlh· old daughter stepped into the liv- mg room of their Middletown home Jose ph M . H endrie , c hairman o f the Nuclear Regulatory Commission , told Cong ress tcrli ay the nation's nuclear power program could not survive another accident li ke the one al the Three Mile Island plant. "We cannot tolerate accidents of this kind and we must Lake whatever steps are necessary to prevent them." Hendrie testified at the start or hearings by the Senate nuclear regulation sub- committee on the Three Mile Island accident. OC Airport Master Plan Fee OK'd County s upervis ors today agreed to pay $267,350 for a con· sullanl ·s master plan of Oran,::c Countr Airport. including plans fo r noise control and land use in the airport area. Awarded the contract on a 4-1 vole was VTN Consolidated Inc. or Newport Beach. For the $267.350. VTN agreed to provide a master plan for possi~le future improvements at the airport. The plan is to be ready in nine months. Low bidder on the study and planning project was a JOint s ub· mission from CH2M Hill . of Costa Mesa. a nd Systems Con- trol Inc .. of Anaheim Th<• joint bid was St6.658 under the VTN proposal but railed for completion 10 12 months ra ther than nine. Supervisor Thomas Riley dis· sented from the majority vole because he wanted another week to study the proposals. When refused the additional time. t he Newport Beac h supervisor responded by voting no on the award to VTN . Before that, Supervisor Har- riett Wieder questioned herfellow s upervisors about a series of earlier airport studies that so far have cost county government morethanSl.5 million. Mrs. Wieder was assured by Supervisor Philip Anthony that those studies "are old, about 10 years old. :·1 feel very strongly we need this study. I hate to delay it even one day." Anthony said . AP_,..... STANDING OVATION John Wayne F..._.PageAJ WAYNE .•. here next year because nobody else can walk in John Wayne's boots," Hope bad said . "Well. Oscar and 1 have omething-in common. Oscar first came to the Hollywood scene in 1928. So did I. We 're · both a little weather-beaten , but we're still here and plan to be around for a whole lot longer." Wayne said Monday night. "My job he re tonight is to identify your five choices ror outstanding picture o( the year. and to announce the winner -so let 's move 'em out!" And following that oft-heard phrase and clips from the fi ve nominees, Wayne presented the Oscar for "The Deer Hunter." l roni ca 11 y . •'The Deer Hunter" is an anti·Vietnam War film . contrasting lo one or w .a yne's last films, a pro- Vietnam m ovie, ''Gr ee n Berets." Wayne stumbled over his lines onc'! Monday. sayin g that nominee "Heaven Can Wait" was produced by ··warner " Beatty. Beatty's first name 1s Warren. Man Wolllllh &fiancee, Kil/,s Self . ~ S~ta Ana man critically m· Jured his ex·fiancee with a hunt· ing rifle Monday. then used the weapon to kill himself. Costa Mesa police said today. -, The dead-man identified as Stephen Wilson Richardson. 29. was found dead in a field near Baker Street a nd A1rwav Avenue in Costa Mesa . about i 45 p.m .. said Sgt Thoma:-. Lazar. R 1chardson 's former fiant<'l' LaNita F. Wilson. 26. of Sant~ Ana. was reported In l'l'lt1cal condition today at Me rc·y General Hospital m Santa An <; s.he was shot twice with a 30·06 nnt'. Police sai.d the incident began as the victim was drivin~ her car northbound on R edh I II A venue north of Bristol Street when Richardson drove up in his truc.k and began rammmg her vehicle. California Highway Patrol said the accident caused more than SI.8-00 damages to three autos. After the collision. Richardson reportedly fired two rounds into l~e woman. hitting her in the left s ide. then Oed in his truck. He parked at 335 Baker St ran into a field and turned the r1' fl ~ on himself, Lazar said Rt~hard ~on was de ad whe n police arnved UNION. N.J. <AP) -A M- year·old Roman Catholic prlelt has been charged wlth a betehet attack on a 29-year-old man ~ questione d th.e cJe.r~ym.an.'.1. "rapport" with hlJ..wife, police say. The Rev. Joseph Bejgrowicz. an assistant pastor at Holy $pl rit Church, surrendered lo police Monday and was charged' with the Friday nlght assault or Joseph Wybczynski. Bejgrowicz was charged with atroci~ assault and battery. possession or a deadly w a nd assault with a dea weapon, police said. Tbe pri was released on a $150,000 ertybond. Union Township Police Chi Donald Ebert said the two b been carrying paint in and out the basement or the conve where some remodeling wor was being done when the prl attacked Wybczynski. Al the time they were dtaiCWld ing "a problem pertainin1 lo tb rapport between the rather Wybczynski ·s wife," Ebert said. He said, "That word <rapport is the best I can give you. 'Rap- port· can be read into. l personally consider the case to be distasteful." Wybczynski 's wife, Patricia. 28, teaches at the church school, police said. Wybczynski was struck oo lbe head several times with a small hand ax that apparently had been in the basement. He also suffered a puncture wound in the neck and cuts on the face, scalp and neck. His wounds required 56 stitches. FroaPageAJ JURY ••• defense or diminished capacity because it JUSt isn't there," be ar~ued. ·'This has to be one of the . ::1trunge~t case!!," Meyer con- tinued. H e a r gued that Guenther testified he could control his car a!'d drive as he attacked the two girls . yet he was unable to con- trol himself sufficiently to halt his attack. · Miss Gouzalez identified Guenther earlier as the man who attacked her Dec. 8 u she hitchhiked home from Dua Hllls High ScfiOOl. --- And Guenther. while admit· tin~ both attacks, said he <·nul<ln 't control his impulses because he was overtaken by un- l'XJJl<.uned frustration and rage. Weekend Jail Term Ordered L_9S ANGELES <APl -A senior buyer for TRW Inc. has been ordered to serve 40 days in J<HI on weekends for trying to ex- Lort a SS.000 kickback from a ('Ompany in Irvine bidding on a government subcontract. Pierre LaMonte Jackson 32 of Altadena also was ordered t\~on~ay to devote 200 hours of his tame to community service and was placed on three years• probation by U.S. District Judge Laughlin Waters. JacK;Son had pleaded guilty to accept10g the money from an FBJ agent posing as the head of the Charles E . Smith Co. of Jrvme Easter morning's off to a bright start ... 'SLA. VICK'S Fine-J•..,,I"'" !1•11\~ 11>11 18 F.nh1on hi and • 611. I \80 Newport 8t.ich l...qtuna Hills • Wc:scm1 nstt-r .1 ... Gr.-•tu 1,,,. .\nj!t'ln • SAil Dtlll" • r...., v,~, '• _,,.,,,q..,.•\e.,.-~,M~,... • """"""•'_.,.,.. ~" .................. , ...... ~ ) --· ------ With our cry::.tal bunny ~nd,rnt. And tht> modest prkt.-m.1y tndUCl' you to '>lip 1t into <t~verJI o;peci,11 £: .. 1-.tcr b.iskcts. Complete with 18" ch ain in 14 kMat yt?llow gold, onry $25. , i.1una/SOutti Coast EOl~IO N VOL. 72, NO. 100, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ·Instruments Bit Hazard Feared at 43 Reactors t 'ro• AP Dlapa&cht'~ An irwlrwnl'nl reading prob lt!m that rna)' huv.-. contr1buh.'d heavily lo the 8<'C1dt>nt ul Thrt'l' Mile lsland could post' a similar hazard at all 43 r~urtors of the sam e general type. says u federaJ advisory comm1tle<? on reactor safeguards Nuc lear Regulutory Com mission Chairma n J oseph llen drie was warned of the problem in a letter .\pril 7 by the Ad visor y Committee on Reactor Safeguards, ii was learned Mon· day Raymond Fraley. exl'cu11v<. dire<.·tor of the commillei:, said :ri a n interview thot tht> commit • • * tef' rccominl·nd<·1I that the NHC consldrr requiring udd1tionul ''•l>lruments on the reul'lun, t.11 <·orrecl thl' l)n>blt·m f'rul{'y Miid thf' N HC staff round that un mslrumcot which was suppo~wd to s how lht: water le\ el Ill .i prei.~ur1zer may havt• given a fuls~ reading because of llS d('l>ign N RC offi('1ali. said last w<.>ek this instrument may ha\ c fooled the plant operators into s hutting d own an emergency cooling system which had come on <1utomalically , making the a('Cl · dent worse thun 1 t nt herwist• might have been The NH<' had alrt>acty nokd the problem in bulletins advising rcuclor operators of this and Olber problems found in the Three M\lc Is land accident There are 72 nuclear reactors in the country. l n other developments Joyful women and their young children, told that the nation ·s worst nuclear "cr isis 1s over.-· are returning to their homes in the shadow of the disabled Three Mile Island power pla nt. Reheved and tearful mother~ cheered Monday's announce· mcnt by Gov . Dick Thornburgh ;i nd Nuclear Regulatory Com· mission officials, who 11 days <Set-GEAR, Page i\2l Long Beach Mishap 4riti-nuke Groups Set Rally Fatal Crash Driver A coalition of Southern California anti-nuclear c.•nt>rgy groups is sponsoring an April 21 rally at the San Onofre Nucleur Generating Station in hopes of ha rnassang public uneasinl's:. following the Harrisburg. Pu atomic accident. ··we feel thert>'s a higher level ·of consciousness on the part of the public about the dan~ers of nuclear energy right now ... Al· li a n ce for S ur\1 v al . spokeswoman .Jeanie Bernstein said today. ··After the Harrisburg acc1 1 de nt. we believe that nuclear j>Owe r should be stopped im· -~· mediately,·· she continued. ·'The I fact that ultimate disaster wai. averted does n 't m e an that • :romething won"thappeo." , Th e planned l p. m . anti I nuclear demonstra tion will take place along the access road to the San Onofre Nuclear Gencrat- i n g S tation s o ut h of San 17 Clem ente f Organizers were schcdulC'd to meet today with local police of· fic1 a ls and nuclear plant securi· ty personnel to iron out details of the rally T he gatherrn g will feature speakers on as pecL.., of the nuclear power issue The safet)' question surround· ing nudear power was thrust in- <See RALLY, Page i\2) ' Laguna Resident t\ part.-l1me La~una Beach res- ident has bel·n idenllf1t'd by Long Beath poht'e as t he driver or :1 car that sl<1mmed into :J t'oncretc bt1rrier along the Grand Prix course 9unduy. kill· ing himself and a femul e passenger. and leaving a third passenger in cr1l1cal condition. Killed in the 9 p m . crash !:>un· day were Brian Michael War- ren. 20. who spent summe rs and weekends in Laguna Beach with his mother. Hoseline Warren. of 1023 Santa Ana St. Also krned was an unidentified fcmaJe companion in the small Hol1da dr iven by Warren. A third pass<'ngcr . also a woman. rem ains in critical condition at St. Mary's Medical Center in Lo n g Beach. S h e has not been identified. Detectives in Lon Beach said today they h e te -lively iden- tified the de· man. but will not release h r. ame until next of kin have •n notified. "We're not evero sure where the two women were sitting in the rar " the inves tigator suid toda.) The third victim ~uffered massive head :.ind abdominal in- 1uries in the crash. which moved three concrete barrier:.. each weighing fou1 ton:.. about thre<.> feet The crah h occ urred on Shoreline Dn\'l', wh1c·h had b<.·en l'losed lo traffic until today or f1ce rs said Warren managed to s kirt the barricade:. set up a r o und the 2 02 m lie r ace course A Police SPOkes man said the point of entry is not known. "and 1t is possibl e we may ne\'er know where he enter ed the roadway .. Warren slammed into barriers set up for the race course at the <See DRIVER. Page A2> Cash Share •Vrgedfor Michelle LOS ANGELES 1 ,\P 1 Mi chelle Triola Marvin's al torney kissed her c heck and moments later stood before a 1udge and told him shl' o;;hould be treated fairly and g1\'Cn a s hare of Lee Marvin's millions. t' John Wayne Returns Marvin Mitchclson. beginning hts c losing aq~um t'nls in the landmark property-r1~hts case. urged Superior Court Judge Arthur Marshall to follow the letter of the law set down in the Ma rvin vs Marvin California Supreme Court decision "The mandate o' the Marvin decis ion. your honor. 1s a doc trane of fairness, .. M1tchelson said. "The court said there hact bcl'n a change of m ores. a ch a n~e in hf<'s~. and it was wrong to consider that people who live together arc involved in a s inful relationship ... For Oscars Night By JERRY HERTENSTEll\ Of 1119 O.ily PllOI Stall The '"Ou~e." J ohn Wayne. was resting al his Bayshores Newport Beach home today after an eventful night in which he presented the best picture Oscar a t the Sls t ann ual Academy Awards It was the 71-year-old Wayne 's first public appearance since un· dergoing. cancer a nd gall blad- der surgery .Jan. 12. Wayne only last month, caused the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· merce lo scuttle plans for a boat parade past his home, s aying he wasn't interested. ,But the screen veteran was in -. Coast lteatller Fair through Wednes· day with winds of lS to 2S mph expected lo die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to st. Highs Wednesday 67 to 74 J IN81DE'T8DAY A Hompder Dnby ettatea ucil~cd Utt Coato Me10 P•bUc Librorv. It was .a cllolltnge motch between Costa Mno. mid Weatmimter pllblk librarin. See P.oge CJ. ··-· .. .,_..,...,.. • E!::::-....... .S ~· .. .. a ... ., .. .. ~ fo rm Monday night despite the obvious wear of the cancer bat- tles showing on a lined face. It was a much thinner Wuync than that of his movie heyday He strode energetically from the top of winding, gold-colored stairs to the presenters ' table. The aud ience at the Los Angeles Music Center's Dorothy Cha ndler Pavilion stood, ap- plauded and cheered loudly. The ovation obvious ly moved Wayne , introduced by master of ceremonies Johnny Carson as an .. American institution." "Thank you l ad ies a nd gentlemen, that's just about the only mea1cme a tellow'd ever <See WAYNE, Page A2> He chastised Lee Marvin's at torneys for contending that the actor demonstrated h 1s reluc lance to s h<Jre property with Miss Murv1n by refusing to marry her . "You cannot have th al as sumplion," Mitchelson :.aid. "If two people don't want to share property. they can say so. "The court says you can't as sume they did not intend to share property just bec<Juse they said nothing ... Milchelson recalled the early <See MARVIN, Page A2> Clemente Factory Workers Leave Job A strike by some of the 170 workers at a San Clemente rub- ber gasket falclory entered its second day today in an apparent attempt by union employees lo shake up stalled eight-month-old contract talks. Communications Workers of America vice preside nt Reid Pierce said today that about 90 percent of the Reeves Rubber Inc plant workers are on strike. But plant ·manager William Krames said only about 60 workers have walked off their jobs. He aald they will be replaced. About 40 picketers appeared wavin g their homemade placard• Monday morning in front ol lhe planl al 415 Avenida Pico. Po1lce reported no violence durin& the 1trike. BuL Kramea said there was · some pushing and shoving" during the shift change at midnight Monday. Security guards have been hired to patrol the plant perimeter. About 24 picketeri: were present this morning. Aurelio Avina. one of the pic k e t e r s. c harge d plant manageme n t with what he called "discrimination, threats, suspensions and terminations" of his fellow workers. Avina said many of the plant workers are ·:Mexicans and Sa· moans" who are not promoted because management ofte n h ires Anglo foremen and supervisors from outside the raclory . Plant officials denied the charges. Union and plant offi cials said they plan to re-enter contract talks by the end or the week. ' I Aliso \'iejo From A hove This ilCrial photography with place names added shows the size of one of the most 1 m portant developm ents proposed in Southern Orange County. The 6.623-acre Aliso Viejo property, which would contain 20.000 dwellings and 53.000 persons. is to be back before the board of supervisors Wednesday for discussion of conditions that would go along wlth development. Candidates' Nights Set In Clemente Two candidates· nights will be held in San Clemente Wednes· day and Thursday lo hear stale· m e nts from the record 36 hopefuls seeking one-aod two· year terms on the City Council. Twenty.five San Clem ente candidates seeking two one-ye~r terms on the City Council will be heard Wednesday, and the 11 candidates seeking a three-year term will speak Thursday night. The meetings will be held in the little theater at San Clemente High School beginning at 7 p.m. The candidates are seeking seats in an April 24 election lo replace three City Council mem· bers recalled from office in January. • Council me mbers William Walker, Donna Wllklnson and Howard MuaheU were voted out or omce followlnf{ a year of bickerin1 and li1htln1 on the council dais Energy Food Conservation Recipe Goal By STEVE MITCHELL °' -o.Mly ...... Sutt They sipped Kilowatt Koolers and munc hed on Cosmic Conservation Peanut ~ Butter Balls at Top or the Worla school in Laguna Beach. And while it looked like an elaborate picnic, the fourth· and fiRh-grade students were actual- ly competing for prizes. Taste was a criterion. And so were lbe names on tbe 65 recipes submitted by the Laguna Beach youngsters. But the main object of the cookout last week was to de- termine which recipes wied Lbe least amount ol electricity or gas lo prepare. . It'• put ol lhe acbool"s eaer1y conaervat.lon proar1m. iniUated two YMl"I aao at the billtop cam· pus . And wbile the youn11ters tast· ed the ener1ylea1 treats, teachers Sunn Mu and Sally Williama went about the Ji:nerly Room Jud&inl the entries. I ' There was a Banana Blackout dis h , prepared by one or the, youngsters in the shape of a • light bulb. J The ingredients, listed on a · three· by five -inch card. sug1 gested that potential conserva lion cooks place s liced bananal in the shape or a light bulb, sprinkle chocolate s prinles on top, and beat over a candler~ Thal '1 saving energy. The Cosmic Conservatio• Peanut Butter Balls don't evea • require candle power. "Mix peanut butter and hun· '!"'ftY. it.ere until nuts are mixed in," the recipe reads. The Ea:!f Savini Moo• Oropa alio peanut butter a1 a base tnaredieDt. When roll~ with wheat 1erm and other aoodles. the Mooe Drops ar9 "left oallidl ov..,qbt." A. popular entry WH the Nuclear ~rayles• Rabbit, pre· pared b y s t~dent Ll1a Tlukowlki. C&eel'OOD, Pqe A.I> • ., l .ti QM. Y P!U)T IAC ,,._,P~AJ GEAR ••• earlier ....-prernant women and pre.tcbool child~n llvtna witlala a fiw-mi.M rad.ad ol tbe .................. ., .... po1•re rl1lr1 to ndtaUo• tmanaU... from tt "It'• Uke brttathln61 a '1an• 1lc~ ol rtU r." 'Yvonne Black .ad WI' ahe and t..r ••·~· oW dasashlw a&ePDed lnLo \be Uv lDI room .ot the1r M~ddSetown a.om.. .IOMllb II. Hendrie, chairman ol tlM ~uclear Replatory Com· ....... to1c1 eons ..... Lo4a1 u.. •lloD'• nut..ar power procram Mid not '""Ive anottMr aed· deot like tbe one al the Three Mlle laland plant. "We cannot loa.tale accklenta of tb 1 klDd and we m'"'t lake whatever atePJ are necnsary lo preven& Uwm," Hendri l Uth-d at tbe tart ot hearlna by the Senate nuclear re1ul1llon ~ub com mlttee on th~ Three MU llland attldent. Tb beartna will f ocu on wh1 tM NRC did not take charge at Three Mtle Island unUJ lhr • days after lb llccl<l 01.. * * .. F,...P~AJ RALLY •• ~ to the national limelight when a March 28 accident occurred at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant near Harrisburg. The accident there, which prompted a precautionary evacuation of pre-school age children and pregnant women touched off growing speculation about nuclear enery safety pro- cedures. • Several anti-nuclear groups in other states have called for gov- ernment-forced curtailment of fluclear energy development. The orJtanizations involved in the April 21 San Onofre dem- onstration are the San Olego- based Community Energy Ac· tion Network. The Sierra Club, Groups United Against Radia- tion Danger and the Alliance for Survival Palestinian Bases Struck In Retaliation TEL AVIV, Israe l IAPl Israeli warplanes atreaked into southern Lebanon and pounded two Palestinian guerrilla bases today, just hours after a ter- rorist bomb blast killed one Israeli man and wounded 33 persons in an open-air market in Tel Aviv, officials reported. The air raid was Is rael's first against Palestinian targets in PROTEST BOMB KILLS ONE-A4 Lebanon since the stgning of the Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty March 26. An army spokesman said the planes struck bases nl Damour and Ras el-Ain, near Tyre, after 5 p.m. '7 a.m.-PST> and that all returned safely. The targets were camps of Al Falah , major military arm of the Palestine Liberation Organization, he said. There were no immediate re· ports on casualties in the air at- tack The Israelis often launch air strikes into southern Lebanon in their eye.for-an-eye war with Palestinian guerrillas who in- filtrate across Israeli borders to plant bombs in populated areas. Cars KiU Horses SAN FRANCISCO c AP> Authorities tried today to iden- ~ify the owners of two horses struck and killed by at least three cars whiJe wandering on U.S. 101 near Candlestick Park. The California Highway Patrol said the accident caused more than $1,800 damages to three autos OftANOE COAST LJSC DAILY PILOT TNOt-c-1 Oillly Pllol,wlfflwt>kll~.___ ,.._,ltPWllll-llytlltOr- COMl-i.Nl\QC-t St_ ... edll ...... .,. P••Oll--""°""' Frtdff 10r c ... """"· H-' ~ "''"o"""" fte•lll-, .. .,.., .. ...,,,,...... ~ .... ll/5ooltltC .... 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"W~ expect you to amble out MORE CONTROVERSY SURROUNOSOSCAR5-A3 PROTESTERS, POLICE CLASH AT FETE-AS he re next year because nobody else can walk in John Wayne's boots," Hope had said. ··w ell, Oscar and I have something in common. Oscar first came to the Hollywood scene in 1928 So did I. We're both a little weather-beaten, but we're still here and plan to be around for a whole lot tonger.·• Wayne said Monday night. .. My job here tonight is to identify your five choices for outstanding picture of the year. and to announce the winner so let's move 'em out!" And following that oft-heard phrase and clips from the five nominees, Wayne presented the Oscar to "The Deer Hunter.·· Ironically , "The Deer Hunter" is an anti·Vietnam War film. contrasting to one of Wayne's last films. a pro- Vietnam movie , ''Green Berets." Wayne stumbled over his lines once Monday, saying lhal nominee "Heaven Can Wait" was produced by "Warner' Beatty. Beatty"s first name is Warren. General Pla11 Meet Delayed A h earing on a proposed general plan amendment that would pave the way for 1,200 new homes in San Juan Capistrano has been postponed until May 2. City councilme n were scheduled to hear the proposed Glendale Federal Savings and Loan development plan April 18. The date was postponed when councilmen Phillip Sch wartze and Gary Hausdorfer said they could not attend. Glendale Federal is the city's largest single landowner. The proposed development would be east of the San Diego Freeway and south of San Juan Cr eek Road. lly KATHY CLANCY Of •• Oel6f ...... , ..... The attempted ~l&tder-trial of • rormot Juveplle Hall counaelor lay In the Jury's hands today 1/ter both the prosecuting and dtfense Mtt-0mey1 callejl the use one of the most bbarre they have eneountered. · CbarU llubc>rt Cuentber, 33. of Irvine. hat admitted from the wltl')e a stand that be was the man who picked up 15·year-0ld Juli Michelle Gonialet las( December. shot her in the bead rive times, beat her with a ba.m· mer und dropped her at a con· 11truclloo site. Aod Guentbel' has told t he rlve0 m11n. seven-woman Orange County Superior Court Jury that Brown Tardy; Unda Dodges Newspeople NAIROBI . Kenya (APl Gov. J erry Brown discussed ecology with Kenya's president today while bis traveling compa · flion. rock star Linda Ronstadt, ducked. dodged and darted past a band of newspeople. The California governor was 20 minutes late for his meeting with President Daniel Arap Moi. Confusion grew over whether Brown and the singer will go on safari and speculation continued on whethe r the Californiani. would marry in Africa. Brown and Ms. Ronstadt ar- rived at midnight from Nigeria to begin a week·long visit to Ken ya. The two rode into Nairobi in separate automobiles and registered for separate cot- tages at the old Colonial Norfolk Hotel The 41-year-old governor, who has dated the 32-ycar·old Ms Ronstadt for more than fi ve years, left a hotel cottage at tO a.m . to J?O meet the president. The rock s inger . e merging from the same two-bedroom suite at 1 :30 p m . lo rendczvou~ with Brown for lunch. wa ~ rushed through a mob of 20 re porters and photographers behind a Oying wedge or compan· ions that included employees of a safari-charter company and at least one U.S. Embassy official f'rott1 Page AJ DRIVER •.. end of a service lane in the west· bound lanes of Shoreline DrtVl". used by emergency and main- tenance crews during the race. Warren worked fo r a neurodiagnostic laboratory in Long Beach with his father. and lived in that city during the week. His mother said the 20-year- old man lived with her some weekends a nd the summer months. Services for Warren are pend- ing. He is survived by his mother. Roseline, of the Laguna Beach home; father, Michael Warren of Long Beach: brother Kevin and sister Marguerite, both of Laguna Beach. Also maternal grandmother P auline Daidnault of Palm S prings a nd h is paternal granamotner, Mar guerite War- ren or Santa Barbara. Services are pending, accord· ing to officials at McCormick Mortuary. he gave a ride to 17·year-old Patrice Matkins .of San Clemente 13 months ago and hit her repeatedly with an unloaded gun before she jumped from h.1s moving car. . But Guenther's attorney, William Dougherty, told the jury Monday his client was innocent of the charges· against him because he was mentally dis- turbed at the lime and not responsible for the actions. ·'Ladies and gentlemen of the jury," Dougherty began, "my client. Charles Guenther. is not guilty and he is not guilty by reason of insanity. • ·'Can you honestly say my client had the ability to control his acts?" Dougherty asked. ·'Can you honestly say there is nothing wrong with him? ·'This is one of the most bizarre, albeit crazy, cases you have ever heard o(," Dougherty continued. Prosecutor Paul Meye r a rgued that Guenther's purport- ed "diminished" mental state was offered simply as the one only possible defense in the case because Guenther already had confessed the crimes to sheriff 's investigators. He accused Guenther or want· ing "to be found crazy' when he was examined by psychiatrists who testified in the trial. Meyer disputed Dougherty's contention that his client suffers from an organic brain disorder that caused him to attack the girls in an uncontrollable "wild rage.·· ··I ask you not to accept the defense of diminished capacity because it just isn 't there." he argued. .. This has to be one or the strangest cases." Meyer con- tinued. From Page A J MARVIN •.. <lays or the Marvi n love affair which began in 1964 on the set of the movie "Ship or Fools." and t.•nded on the beach at Malibu in 1970. He reminded the judge of Marvin's testimony that he went home one night and decid.ed he could not face his wife again. "He slept on the lawn. and the next day where did he go»·· M ilchelson as ked. "Ile went to Michelle's home. lie \\ent from one home lo another.·· M itchelson conceded that neither Miss Mar\'in nor the ac- tor was interes ted tn marriage. 'Muppet'-type Show Slated San Juan Capis trano senior citizens will be treated to a "Muppet" -type performance T hursday a t the city's Hot Springs Dance Hall during an Easler social. The event begins at 2:30 p.m . in the dance hall . 32506 Paseo Adelanto Refresh· mcnts will be provided by the San Juan Seniors Club. A group or young people Crom t he First Baptist Church of Reseda will perform a "Mup· pet .. s how and choral numbers. For more information. phone 493-1171. DateQlla• .. ry (;ay Wants Male for Prom CUMBERLAND, R.I. <AP ) • Paul. ao avowed homosexual, wants permission to take another boy lO the junior prom at Cumberland High School, and school officials are in a quandary . Paul's plan, which a homosexual yroup NYI may be unique, also pits him against his ather. who OPP-OSes the. son's request. "I feel I have every right to go. just as any other junior does." Pa'ul, 17, said Monday. The school administration asked the system•a lawyer for a legal opinion, said Robert G. McGbmla. assistant school superintendent for Cumberland. a city of about 30.000 in northern Rhode Island . Paul's father asked that his last name be withheld, lO protect the family's privacy. Illness Postpones Trial for Diedrich By GARY GRANVILLE OI tlle O.lly Pllet SIMf SAN DIEGO-Orange Co11nty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich 's bribery trial was abruptly inter· rupted Monday when a defense lawyer wa s s ideline d by bronchitis . Victim of the bronchitis that closed the trial on its opening day was attorney Sylvan Aronson. He is the attorney for Diedricb 's co-de f endant , architect Lt:Roy Rose. Like the other attorneys in th<.' case. Aronson m ade it through his ooeninfl statem ent to the eight-woman. four.man jury But when Judge, jurors and at· torneys returned from lunch, Aronson was missing . Earlier in the day. he had told Judge Ross Tharp he was taktnl! medication for bronch1t1~ and was not feeling well. Tuv Recalled Cfumenleam Won't Endorse Recalled City Coonc1t mt:'m bers WiUiam Walkl'r and OonnJ Wilktnson say they µIan lo r•· main nl'utral in the Aµrtl 24 Sun Clemente election to ftll thrt't' vacant council seats But Councilm a n Howard Mushett. rttalled with Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson on Jan 23. says he plans to endorse and ac- tively support only one hopeful. insurance firm owner Chuck MitcbelJ. Mitchell fimshed s ixth in the 1978 race for three counC'1l Sl'Jh Thirteen candidates ran 10 that el<.'rtion. San Clemente f\1 a yor H o~ Hamm. elected to preside al council meetings last month with votes from Walker :rnd Wilkinson. said he also plans lo remain neutral in the upcomtn~ council election. Councilwoman Myrtis Wagner. a Mushett ally. has announced shC' plans to support three cand1datcl> in the April 24 race. Mrs. Wagner's choices include Ed Katsched . a retired in s urance executive. and n 111 Mecham. a Saddleback Valley Unifi ed School District teacher and employee association presi- dent. Mrs. Wagner said s he also plans to back three-year term hopeful Karoline Koester . a homemaker and self-proclaimed "city-watcher... · Kalsched a nd Mecham are running for the one-year terms up for grabs. During the lunch hour, Aronson sent word lo tbe judge that be would be unable to COD· tinue. Judge Tharp told the jurora they could go home and told them to return lo court Thurs- day morrung. Before the interruption, the at- torneys had time to complete their opening statements and to get in a tiff over a piece of late arriving prosecution evidence. That evidence was a memo that purportedly sets the date of a 1973 dinner meeting at which a grand jury indictment alleges a bribery solicitation was made. The memo written by former Anaheim Hills. Inc., executive Wilham Stark reportedly sets the dinner meeting date as Jan. 16. 1973 Ir so. that s hoots down a key defense theory. That theory is that Diedrich became embroiled with the de- velopment company's destiny after, not before, his one-time confederate Michael Remington was hired as the firm's land use lawyer Remington in the prosecu- tion 's version for the alleged bribe ry conspiracy is the funnel throul{h which the company <'hannclt.'<i money to Diedrich in rl't urn ror a favorable county B11a1 d of Suµc r visors land use c1cc· 1~1on Frowe Page Al FOOD •.• · The chocolate wafer cake iD the shape or a rabbit, only re- q u 1 red hand b lending •·923 times" to prepare. The Sheer Ene rgy Isotopes. prepa red by Suzanne Lynn Thorton looks Ii ke m e lted chocolate mint ice cream. Thal ·s because the concoction is. m e lted c hocolate mint ice cream, along with other ingre- dient:, .• · · · 1 think its been sitting out too long,·· said Mrs. Williams. There was a soft drink called Energade. and a hors d 'oeuvre called Fondue du Conservacipo, a blackout fud ge and an Atom Split Salad, which won a prize for using no energy. ha ving a cute name and tasting good, the judges said. Students measured how much eoerJi?y they used in their recipes on computer terminals in the cla ssroom. "This thing really turned out better than we expected," Mrs. Williams said. cutting a piece of Candled Hershey Pie. "The kids are learning how to conserve energy and they get to cat the results.·· Kin Sue Dr. Small For $5 Million Easter morning's off to a bright start ... The ramily or a Santa Ana mother, who died fi ve days a!ler undergoing breast implant surgery by Dr. Ralph Small, has filed suit seekJog more than SS million in damages from the legally embattled plastic s ur- geon. The Orange County Superior Court suit was filed by the husband and three children of Kim Plock. 33, who went into cardiac arrest in Small's Santa Ana office and died without re· gaining consciousness. Small has been temporarily barred from practicing medicine while the state Board of Med.lcaJ Quality Assurance reviews charges of gross negllgence against him. He bu agreed to accept a one· year suspension of bia medical license and a 10-year probation period when he resumes prac· Llce. Small's qreed-to suapension and probation will be considered l•ter bJ dlle atate medical quali- ty board. Mn. Plock'• bu1band, Ken· netb. aamed both Small and the dot!lor's Platlie Suraery lledleaJ Of"OQ.p aa def endanU tn lbe auit. ' In addition to Kenneth Plock. plaintiffs include the couple's one-year-old son, Dane Adam Plock, and Mrs . Plock's two other children. Christopher Albert Maydol. 15, and Tanya Christian Maydol. The non-criminal negligence charges brought against Small s te mmed from Mrs. Flock's death and the case of a Laguna Beach woman, Ma r cia Weed, who allegedly suffered scarring and infection alter undergoing thlgh-llft surgery by Small . She also has med suit agalnst S mall seeking uns pecified damages. -;.' f4unan Report8 Indian Rug Theft An Indian rug valued at S800 waa taken from the home of a Laguna Beach man ovel' the weekend, poU~ aald today. Peter Jones, 1102 Temple IUlls Drive, ta.id bur1Ja" •pparently 1 entered the home throu1b an un· ' Jocked door, takint only the rug from the premises. ' SLAVICK'S flM~lcnSln\t IYl7 18 Fuhlon Island • 644· 080 Newport ~ach L..suna Hills • Wcscminaccr .Ito G-rtt i.u. Anplo ""s.A ~11 • &.at v,,,.. u.._,,.,...,,~-.............. .. _. _______ °"""' With our crystal bunny pendant. And the modest price may induce you to slip it into several special Easter ba:,kel~. Complete with 18" ch ain in 14 karat yellow gold, only $25. ' Stars Slaine .at Osears .... ,...,...... VETERAN ACTOR RECEIVES SPECIAL AWARD Laurence Olivfer. Right, PreMnted Oscar by Cary Grant ACTRESS MAKES RARE PUBLIC APPEARANCE Kim Novak Arrives With Show's Producer, Jack Haley Jr. Viet War Pict11res Win Oscar Champs Spark Controversy By JERRY HERTENSTEIN 04 llW 0.1" Pilot S!Mi LOS ANGELES -Con· trove rsy and the Academy Awards go hand in hand. Monday's 5lst annual Oscars cer e m ony at the Doroth y Cha ndler Pavilion, while more subdued than m recent years, was not without furor. Two movies on the Vietnam war, "The Deer Hunter" and "Coming Home," walked off with the major statuettes. Prior to the ceremonies. 13 demonstraters. protesting "the Deer Hunter,'' were arrested after clashing with police across from the Dorothy Chandler. The protesters claimed they were Vietnam veterans and some car· ried a sign, labeling •'The Deer Hunter" as "racist " for its portrayal of the Vietnamese. The movie about the change the war makes on the lives of three buddies from a Penn- Firm Sued In Kitchen Stoves Case A Tennessee fi rm that alle~ed ly sold 700 fa ulty kitchen stoves for instaJlation in new Mission Viejo homes has been s ued for $10 million in damages. sylvama stt.•el-town won the bes t picture Oscar. C hristopher Walken . who played a soldier corrupted by dru1ts and money m "The Deer Hunter," won the Oscar for the best performance by an actor in a supporting role. 1\11 chael Cimino wo n be~l director Oscar for the movie. which also was awarded the best fi Im editi ng and best sound Oscars. Jane Fonda won best actress Oscar for "Coming Home·· an which she plays the pa rt of a Marine captain's wife who has an illicit affair with a Vietnam vete ra n and paraplegic Luke. played by Jon Voight. The best actor award went to Voight. .. Coming Home" also won the best original screenplay Oscar. Miss Fonda, while admitting sh e hasn 't seen "The Dee r Hunter," took some shots at the movie during a backstage tn· tcrv1ew. " 'The Deer Hunter' portrays a racist, i.tereotypcd. Pentagon view of the war.·· the actress s aid. "They flhe protesters J are people who s pent many ~ears of their lives trying to end the war in Vietnam.·· ··1 think this is the proper place to rt.•membt:or we're mo\•ie makeri.. we 're n ot making n ewsreels.·· Cim ino said . .. 'Deer Hunter' is a movie. not a n attempt to write history." Walken. backstage. said . ··1 like controversy. I th10k it ·s good that people a re t alking about the picture. But that does n't concern me. I thought firs t a nd foremost 'The Deer Hunter' was a good story." "I'm so happy," Mi ss Fonda said in her acceptance speech. · · l wanted to win so much because I want ·coming Home· to be seen by everyone .·· She also presented her accep- tance speech in sign language. noting that working Qn Coming Home. "mad e us all mo r e Coriapus Parking College Trustees OK Fees Policy aware of the plight of the han- dicapped. This shows.·· sht• ~aid. "besides being e ntc rta1n1ng. movies can be inspiring, teach and even heal." Miss Fonda won a best actres::-. Oscar in 1971 for her role in "Klute:· Tioe best actor Oscar followed a s pecial achievement award lo Laurence Olivier. who made an acceptance speech that seemed to affect many emotionally, not ably Voight. Maggie Smith won best sup- porting actress for her role as a ne rvous Oscar nominee in "California Suite." She filmed part of the movie outside the auditorium just tx>fore the start of t he 1978 awa rds. Miss Smith was best actress Oscar winner in 1969 for "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie." Wa rren Be atty. first since Orson Wells 1 "Citizen Kane" 1 to be nominated for four Oscar.. with "Heaven Can Wait." sat with date Diane Keaton and watched his picture win onl y onl' Oscar. that for best art d1rec taon. Miss Keaton. last year·s best actress winner. grew up in Sanl::t Ana and attended Orangt.• Coa~t College in Costa Mesa. lie r pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hall. live in Corona del Mar. T,... Ae!!l 10, 1171 Report ~£ealc' Characteruing blmsetr as "the hlgb priest of morality" y. Orange County, slate Sen. Joffn Briggs charged Monday that his political enemies are conspiring to drive him from office because of his recent anti-homosexuality campaign. He cited what he said was the "leakjng" of a slate Attorney General's confidential report about him to the news media as the most recent example of the conspiracy. Worse, Briggs said. the leak came from the office of Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. and supplied false information contrary w the report's conclusions. Briggs admitted he hasn't read the report, but said he talked to a n attorney general's in· vestigator about it. The Fullerton Re publican m ade his accusations Monday during a presss conference in Santa Ana. He dido 't name the political foes he says are out to get him. Briggs Jed the drive on behalf or a statewide initiative against homosexuality in schools last November. It was defeated by California voters. ·'The only reason l am in- volved in these attacks is that I happen to be the h1~h priest or m orality of Ora nge County," Bri~gs said Monday. The a ttorney gener al's in· ,·estigation reportedly centered on allegations made in 1972 that Briggs misused his office in con- nection with prepaid health plans. Critics char~ed that BriJ!J?~ helped hosp1tal.ch;un O\\ ner Dr Edward Rubm /.!N a 'i tate health plan contract valuf'd at S7 l m 1llion a nnually rn return. Rubin allegedly bou~ht a larJ:t• ;.i mo unt of 1 n i.u ran ee fro m Briggs· Fullerton firm Monday. the state senator nat ly denied the cha r~es. as he ha.., several t1m€.'s m lh<' past. Hl' claimed the a llegat1on!> haH· bt.•en resurrected because of his upcoming 1980 re-election cam- paign. The legis lator also threatened to file a lawsuit O\ er what he considers to be libelous news re· ports about his act1 v1t1es Briggs said he was told the at- torney general's report didn't have any new information or any conclusive evidence !inion~ him with helping Rubin win the health plan contract Because the report is being used against him. the senator said. he has asked that it be re· leased to the public So far h1~ Trains Crash COLUMBUS. Kan ( AP l -A freq!ht train carrying am · mon1um rutrate. a dry 1crt1lizl'r. collided with a parked freight train in southea!>t K:.insas early today. ktlhng one crewman. tnµ. gering a fire and forcing the e\'acuat1on for seven.ii hour:-. of about 500 people. The M1ss1on Vie.10 Co. named Brown Stove Works Int'. of Ten- nessee in the Orange County Superior Court com plaint fil ed Monday. Despite two narrowly defeated atte mpts to postpone the issue. Saddle back College trustees have voted unanimously to ap· prove a policy a llowing fees to be charged for parking at the district's two campuses. College officials arc expected ....------------------..-- Company officials said the double-oven, self-cleaning stoves were purchased between May 1976 a nd January 1977 and were installed in Mission Vit>jo. Since then. 647 of t he stoves have been replaced because of defects. Mi ssion Vi ejo officials a ll eged . a nd 22 m ore homeowners have been J?iven cash refunds. Among alleged defects listed in the complaint were upper oven doors that pop open when the oven is heated. discoloration of paint around burners. im· properly adjusted thermostats. poorly insulated oven~. pilot lights that won't stay lighted and an inefficient self-cleaning feature. Mission Viejo Co. officials ac· cused the stove manufacturers of failing to stand by a warranty and of misrepresenting claims that the stoves bad been inspect· ed and would withstand normal housebold use. Weekend Jail Term Ordered LOS ANGELES CAP> A Trustees left open the option or a ctually charging the fees next fall until more information can be assembled by college officials on the issue. Two attempts to postpone a vote on the policy allowing the charges were thwarted Monday when trustees rejected motions by board m e mber Eugene McKnight on 4 to 3 votes. Mc Knig ht. obvious ly dis· grunlled that the issue was com- ing up for a vote. moved to ta ble the policy. When that motion went down to defeat, be moved to postpone the vote. "We just don't have enough in- formation to make a decision," he said. Trustees John Connolly and Harriett Walther supported McKnight's motion. The three appareouy agreea to support the policy when told jt did not mean students would automatically be charged for parkJng. But Superlntendent Robert Lombardi said the board was merely enacting a policy, one that could be suspended at any time by a vote of the board. "It is only intended to be in· eluded in the policy manual," Lombardi told trustees. "We may never charge anything. to approach the board later thls year with a pl an for im plement· ing parking fees. Discussions indicate fees wou ld proba bly be S5 per semester for parkin~ at the M1!>· sion Viejo and Irvine campuses. I 0 Teachers' Statements Win Support PLACENTIA <AP > Officials of the Placentia Unified School District say they are satisfied with informal statements sub· mitted by protesting teachers, who c laim that g r ades have been delivered to their students by mail. The 10 elem e ntary school teachers, threatened with a pay loss ror withholding grades dur- ing a wage protest. had refused to sign the district ·s formal statemenis confirming that grades had' been sent. But the district accepted sub· stitute statements on Monday, said Nick Siokos, a ssistant s uperintendent in charge of personnel. Other teachers involved in the protest submitted the regular forms late last week. "They've assured us the grades have been sent out, .. said SiokOI. 8 o.itr ,.. ... S&Mt ~ CHARGES 'CONSPIRACY' State Sen. Briggs request has been refused, he added. ··The issue is more than what 1s in the report." Briggs said. "Why are state officials re leas- ing confidential information lo the media"" When asked about an in- vestigation by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. Briggs denied that he had problems with the tax agency. lt 1s nothing more than a routine audit, he said. Tun El Toro Marines Deny Fraud Scheme LOS ANGELES CAP> Two Ma noes under federal indict- ment in an alleged fraudulent scheme to bill the military for non-ex1s tant a uto parts have pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court. Government sources have said th e scheme could cost the military up to $1 million. Warrant Officer William R. Moody. one of the defendants was ordered Monday to return for triaJ June 5 before Judge Malcolm Lucas. The second de- fendant, Gunnery Sgt. David J . Wloch. was set to appear for trial before Judge Robert J . Kelleher May 1. Roth were assigned to the El Toro Manne Corps Air Station. Three other Marines and a c1vi11an also indicted by the grand iury were expected to enter pleas next Monday. The 1nd1ctments claim the two men and four other dcfrndants bought tele visions. cameras. .1ewel ry and applia nces from 0 J Supply. Inc . which thl!n al- legedly balled the m1htary for a uthorized auto parts. senior buyer for_c._TRW Inc. bas been ordered to aene 40 days in jail on weekeada for trylnc to ex· tort a 15,000 ldctbact from a company ln Irvine biddiq on a 1overnment subcontract. Plern Lallonte Jackson, 32 of Altadena also was ordered lloaday to devote 200 hours of Im time to community service and•• placed on three years' l)l'ObaUOn by U .s. District Juctce "But you would have to make a policy deciajoa now because the faculty bas a stipulation for free parking in their contract," be conUnued. "lf you intend to change that policy you have to have a new one." Teachers at several schools had planned to withhold grades until April 20 to draw attention to their wage dispute with the district. said Larry Ortega, pres. ldent of the .Placentia Unified Education Association. We're referring to our late shipment of boys' Lacoste Alligator shirts. B> the time you read this ad, Storekeeper Doug Root will have them all checked in and on the shelf. Lalllblin Waters. · ...J' .18Cboa Ud pleaded guUty to aeffllldal tbe money from an ....... poaiftl u the .... ol U.. Cbarln E. Smltb Co. of am.e. '" Under tbe state Education Code, tnlstees can charge up to S20 a semester or $40 a year for on:campws parldq. Tb• luue surfaced when col· le1e oftidala were confronted by m•• .... from Sacramento \Mt tbe state would no &on1er pay fw parklDC, lot coostnaeUoa. ~ Contract negotiations broke" down several weeks ago when teachers' negotiators rerused a S550·acroes-the-board pay In· crease for the current year. The offer repre9eDted a pay boost ol about 11,A, to 2 percent, but teachen are seekin• an 11 per. cent raiee. 1028 Irvine. Newport Beach, California. Phone 642~7061 ' . . DAllYPtlOT T ueeday, Apltl 10, 191'1 • ~ •.. ., ~easting DOWN THE &OAalNG 80t\O: Slttle Senator John Brl(la•. t.ht" Republir lln h'om Fullerton, who has dHc-rlbed bim..-ll as "the-rrown prince ()( morality" in Orange Coun ty on certain 1 ue . has moved on to • new lomplna around.· Britc~s I out to kn<Wk down lht> M mph &Pt"e<l limit 1n our tile To dt>mon trah• the oet'd to return to a 65 mph limit. 8rlgfCS unnoun<'Ni vlu pt't"s~ rrlf'n. c out or ~aeramento on ly ye~terJay lhut ht-h its or.iun1zcd u mu 1ve dcmonslra ltOn This ""111 b<' tn the rorm or ronvo)' or un t• ti mated 3.000 1ndl'pt>ndent lrur l-.1'rs und what wa~ chorMleriu'd a'> .. ussort('(j \1ehlclt• " TIUS M ~IVE RAU.\', Ur1..:gi; Ml)'b, will ~turt near Ontuno Motor SJ)l'cdwtt) i)t• • ·~· ' \ •r ~I \ .~\ : ~ ·r ~ , . I I ., '-. ·To the Bnggs Caravan.James, and Let 's Bum Some Rubber" You have to admit it's an appropriate location. In nnnouncing plans for lhe trucker convoy, Briggs declared. "The American public has been fooled by bureacratic propaganda into believing ·guess timates' as fact ·· 1 don 'l doubt the sincerity of those who support the temporary 55 mph limit. but there were many other fac· tors at work on the nation's driving patterns during the lime or the 55 mph 1mpos1l1on. "A quick crC'dil ing of the 55 mph hm1t as the 'miracle drug ' for safely as loo presumptuous."" • So I.he state senator from Fullerton says he will be on hand next Monday al 11 a .m. to whack a ribbon that will unleas h the truck convoy and "assorted vehi cles" upon the highway. Maybe they'll bf· picking up some of those ··assorted Hhicles" from the ::.peedway itself. Who knows '> IT IS UNCLEAR HOW the California lhghway Patrol wi ll react to all of this. Briggs has already unleashed some heavy vituperative commentary upon the CllP. · In a March 29 letter to CHP Commissioner Glen B. Cnug, Senator Briggs really let the Highway Patrol ha\'e iC . . . . Bri~gs asserted that the comm1ss1oner was us ang an Assembly resolution to suggest he had a mandate to seek federal funds that would buy freeway radar fo r the CHP. "VOVR ABSURD CONTENTION that an Assembly resolution expresses the will of the Legislature is an af. front to the Senate and a blatant misrepresentation of the truth, .. Briggs wrote to Commissioner Craig . Good heavens. So at is dear that Senator Briggs wants faster s peeds on tht> freeway:.. and no federal radar in the hands of those guys who patrol the lanes in black and white cars . . Some Wrong Thinkers might s uspect from all of this that ~nator .lohn is a closet throttle-jockey. Truck S trike Talks R esume WASHINGTON IAP> The Teamsters. union and the truck- ing industry resumed contract · talks today. and union president Frank Fitzsimmons said he hoped the two sides could reach agreement before the end of the day said before talks got under way on a new contract that would end a lO·day shutdown of the trucking industry. The work stoppage has hit the auto in· dustry particularly hard. Tftdatt'rec k Chlorine Still ImperilS Ho mes C R~TVIEW. •"'la . tAP> Hundreds or northwestern Florida rt ldentl were barrt'd rrom reharnin« home for lhe third consecutive day H duiattt4'r rrewis tried to upriabt wrecked railroad tank cars laden with df'adly chemicals . rt>r1tvicw t-'m.• l'hlt>f Dalt.on Brannnon said Monday that although 1ome anhydrouR ummoola still trlc.-kled from one car, the mein TWENTY-EIGHT tank cars health hazurd wus posed m plac derail~ Su~day m orning a~ a Ing fallen tankers in un uprlght l 16~car Louisville & Nashvtlle poailton traLo passed through a ~parsely- "As long as the chemical• are populated .area four mite:; west th ere. lh l'rl' 1s a lw ays a of l~is city or 10.000 an the po11sib11ity thal ~omt•lhing could Florida ~anh1mdle. . gt>t out ot hund." Bra.noon said An estimated 4.500 area res.1· u(ler severuJ crippl{'d tankers dents were e vacuated from their had been put t>uck on the tracks. homes Sunday. but 3.000 r~-turned by Monday. Brannon said Bomb K ills One in Rap At Accords TEL AVIV. Israel 1 A P l A te rrorist bomb explodl•d at o fishmonger':. sta ll in a crowded open-air market today. killing an Israeli man and wounding 33 other peoplt•. ri ve serious ly. police reported. Officials said the blast. latest in a ne w wave of bombings in apparE'nl retaliation or the Is raeli -Egyptian peace treaty. was almost prC\'cnted A MUNICIPAL inspector nOllCl'd a SUSPICIOUS package un· de r the slall al the Carm('I m arket and asked whether at belonged to a nyone ... but beforl' they checked 1l out. there was an explosion." said Tel A \'IV· Mayor Shlomo Lahal. who rushed to tht• scene P olice comm and('r ·Mosht• Tiomkin told Israel radio that about 15 Arabs had been d(' tained He called 1t · ·prevenl1,·c arrest" lo protect them from an gry Israelis as well as to an vestigate them as s uspects. A Palestaman spokes man an Beirut. meanwhile. claimed that P n le slinian g u errilla s and Lebanese leftists fo ught a ball le with Israeli gunboats along thl' southern Lebanese s ho re Mon day night and foiled an Israeli atte mpt to land a mph1b1ou~ troops. NO KHAKI BRA FOR NON-PFC FORT DODGE. Iowa IAP l Wanda M. P o rter. 56, Fo rt Dodge. received a l('ller that began "Gr eetings from the President of the Untiled States " ft was a draft notice "I'm going I'm ready. I'm the last 1.500 who live within a 20-square-mlle area a round the accident scene would not be al· lowed to go home until the danger has cleared. Gov. Bob Graham viewed the Jum bled wreckage from the he licopter Monday and told re· porters. ''It's intolerable that a railroad company would operate in the state with trackage that doesn't insure public safety." G RAHAM SAID HE wants to r('verse L&N's record of train accid e nts in no rthwest e rn Florida and prom1st>d to an vestignte what legal altcrnattvc:-. h(· has to help protect the lives of Panhandle residents . Last May. a s imilar derail- m e nt on the othe r s ide of Crest view prompted a smaller evacuation. And in Youngstown, Fla .. about 75 miles away, eight people died when a n Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay train derailed last year. Sunday's accident oceurred two days atter a dec1s1on wa~ reached by the Fede ral Railroad Administration and the :&N over the FRA 's right lo impose stra C'l sanctions on l}le transport o f hazardous cargo by the railroad . FRA C HI EF co un s {'l Raymond K J ames said thl· fed(.•ral agency agreed on Friday to <in L&N rl'que s l to laft 1..•merJ?ency fl'deral sanctions on the ~lretch of track an 1-·rorida \\he re thC' mis hap occurred. Both the railroud ttnd ft'deral in spt.•ctors had <•xamined the lrat·k an the past month. · · i\ number of track defet'l!-t were corrected . By a nd large 11 was n 't one o f t h eir wo rst s tretches of track. They try to keep 1t in prelly good s hape. · he said. ........... Workers Protest Unemployed I ranian~ march m Tehr<in. demanding gov- e rnment assist<in ce in creating new Jobs. Meanwhile. the Ayulollah Ruhollah Khomeini has warned merchants that black market profiteering wo uld be punished in his f:,lam1c co urt&. • Tanzania Springs Anti-Amin Forces N AIROBI. Kl'nya 1 AP > Tanzania unleas hed jet fighters. artillery and rockets on Ka mpala today an wha~ appeared. lo be ~ maJor and perhaps final effort to capture the capital of President ldt Aman · M"G · Frightened residents of the capital said Tanzanaan 1 ·21 jets tried unsuccessfully lo rocket a major Ugandan ammun1t1on de pot an the city. but struck the area of Makerere University in· stead The air attack came near the end of a ni~ht of ~helling b) T anzanian forces :,outh and southwest of tht· caly. THE S H ELL ING ~r\S described by several res idents as the heavies t m Kampala in the s1x-month-0ld war KampaJans reported hearing artille r y, s mall-arm s a nd automatic weapons fire during the ntS?ht and closer lo the city than had ~n heard before. Other residents m the city said that while Ugand<in forces were believed still res isting, there were few si~ns of troops on the streets and fewer still of officials of the Amin regime. ADVANCING OS Ka mpala after defeatinl! some or Amin's last remaining troops in a weekend battle to the south. the invasion force of Tanzanian troops a nd Ugandan exiles shelled the city for 10 hours. un- t 1 I a ht!avy rainstorm began. s e('ing the recruiting officer tomorrow. I always did wanl a khaki bra," was the response from the widow with sons who are veterans · of the Marines. U S. Army and Air National Guard. But Mrs. Porter was informed it was a hoax and that s he was n 't about t o hav e her courtesy title changed from Mrs to Pfc. "IONIGHT .. We made some progress Monday and we hope to com- ple te it loday," F'atzs immons Federal mediators kept the two s ides bargaining for 11 hours Monday before the talks were recessed after m idnight. 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Ifft '"Ill wind$ of 2010 n mtll eono111ont l•1r. I ,I \, It's a good night to bring the family to our house ... old-fashioned, relaxed and cozy. Enjoy all the succulent baked ham you can eat. Plus soup and salad. our famous Cried chicken. garden vegetables, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot com bread and honey butter. OnJy $4.95 for adults, and even less for small children.Cocktails and wine are available. VISA and Master Charge welcome. Banquet faci!Jttes available. "THE "BIG "YELLOW "HOUSE "RESTAURANT 1639 E. hnperial Hil!(hwny. Brea • (714) 529·1891 • 3010 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa • (714) 549-0319 . Dinner: Mon .-Thurs. 5-9, Fri. 5·10, Sat. 4-10, Sun. 12·9. COfJla Mesa is open for lunch Mon.·Fri. 11:30·2:00 p.m. • ... . -----------------------------------. --------- I ' f ~ VOL. 72, NO. 100, 3 SECTIONS, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA c ProfJ Still Pl Mesa Park 9) JACKI IO'MAN . °''-~~· .... What rost $8$0,000. \s more than • ytar behind scbcduh' and la 1lv1ni otota. Mtsa orrtcials a headal't\t9 ff you ons"•t.•rcd 1'cWlnklc Park. il nla be that you am om.• or the many rt tdt>nlll ~·ho. rl'tf up with deluys. huvc ~n oked through Ow ftmcc lo enjoy un 11 legal swim in the a lgac·hllt.'tf lab or rilked • police c•tauon by pkmtkUtc oo tbe 1r••• ·•A HriM of assorted prob lem1. •· l.Mludlni rain, tt-menl 1hort•gee and "a I u than t ner11.tlc approach by the con tractor·• hive PQfllponed work on the park north of tho Orange County Fair1uwnd1. said Keith Van Holt. city d rector or lei!un: services. Uow ver. he iuud. the park 1s in n 00.day clean·up period. dur· Int which the contractor 1s . cht'duJed lo make minor cor· rections. If all goes well. he aid, lM purk ahould be open to the publi<r June l. Re gun in fall of l977. the parjt waa scheduled to be completed In May 1978. Van Holt said. He saJd the city has been dis utisfied with the pace main talned by the Los Angeles con· tractor, Harmon B.J . Gladd Co • but that some of the delays Brown Evasive Linda Ducks; Dodges Newspeop/,e NAIROBI. Kenya c A P l Gov. Jerry Brown discussed ecology with Kenya 's president today while his traveling compa· nion. rock star Linda Ronstadt. ducked, dodged and darted past weren't the contractor's fault. And, a lthough theoretically the contractor Is IJable tt>r stiff rines for any days he runs over the contract. the city would have LO prove financial loss to levy the fines. And. asked Van Holt. how do you do that with a park'! The year's delay in complet· ing the so-called passive section o( TeWinkle Park. in addition to frustrating officials. has been u bother to residents who would ' like to enjoy the twin lakes. the amphitheater, the b icycle motocross area, the water slides and the streams. Not all have waited. Van Holt acknowledged. Trespassers are frequent. stirring city concerns that someone will be injured. Among the dangers, be s aid. is the possibility that someone will swim in the lakes. which are not designed for that purpose. Because the park is closed. the water Isn't being circulated is full of algae and other i that might not be good for eyes, ears or ingestion. There are broken bottles Ut- terini the lake bottoms, but Van Holt said they'll be removed beforelheopening, However. things aren't as bad as some people think, Van Holt said. Frequent complaints after rains that a water line had <See PARK, Page A2) • a band of newspeople. Brown and Ms . Ronstadt ar- r ived at midnight from Nigeria to begin a week·long visit lo Ke n ya. The two rode into Nairobi in separate automobiles and regis tered for separate col· tages at the old Colonial Norfolk Hotel. suite at 1:30 p.m. to rendezvous .with Brown for lunc h . was rushed through a mob of 20 re· porters a nd photog r a phers behind a fl ying wedge of compan. ions tbat included employees of a safari·charter company and at least one U S. Embassy official ' l The California governor was 20 minutes late for his meeting with President Daniel Arap Mo1. Confu sion grew over whether Brown and the singer will go on safari and speculation continued on whether the Californians would marry in Africa. The 41-year-old governor. whQ has dated the 32-ycar·old Ms. Ronstadt for m or e than five vears. left a hotel cottage at 10 a m to .eo meet the president The rock s inger. eme rging fro m the same two.bedroom .... Date Quandary Gay Wants Male/or Prom CU MBERLAND. R.L 1AP l Paul. an avowed homosexual. wants permission to take another boy to the junjor prom at Cumberland High School. and school officials are in a quandary. Paul's plan, which a homosexual group says may be unique. also pits him against his father. who opposes the son's request. "I feel I have every right to go . just as any other junior does." Paul. 17. said Monday. The school administration asked the system's lawyer for a legal opinion. said Robert G. McGinnis. assistant school superintendent for Cumberland. a city of about 30.000 in northern Rhode Island. Paul ·s father asked that his last name be withheld, to protect the famil y's privacy. Rousing Ovation Wayne Returns For Oscars Night By JERRY HERTENSTEIN OI tlll D.llly Pllo1 St•ff The "Duke." John Wayne. was resting at his Bayshores Newport Beach home today alter an eventful night in which be presented the best picture Oscar a t the Slst annual Academy Awards. It was the 71-year-oJd Wayne's first public appearance since un· dergoing cancer aod gall blad· der surgery Jan. 12. Wayne only last month. caused the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· merce to scuttle plans for a boat parade past his home, saying be wasn't interested. But the screen veteran was in form Monday night despite the obvious wear of the cancer bat· ties showing on a lined race. It Coast Weather Fair through Wednes- day with winds of 15 to 25 mph expected to die down by tonight. Lows tonight 48 to 54. Highs Wednesday 67 to 74. - INSIDE TODAY A Hompan Dubrl cr"1ei ndt~at Ow Cosio MeJG PubUc Liln'orv. It wo• .o challenge molcll beh.oHn C01to Met0.0ltd Weltmimter • l*Otic libroriea. Sn.~ CI. ..... was a much thinner Wayne than that of his movie heyday. He strode enerRetically from the lop of winding. gold·colored stairs to the presenters ' table. The audience at the Los Angeles Music Center 's Dorothy Ch andler Pavilion s tood. ap· plauded and cheered loudly. The ovation obviously moved Wayne. introduced by master of <See WAYNE. Page AZ ) Oil Profits WASHINGTON <AP l -Presi· dent Carter said this afternoon that even with a proposed new tax. lbe oil industry will gain $6 billion in new income from higher fuel prices and warned that ••tP.? nation has a right to expect that all of this new in· come will be used for explora· lion." He made the remark at a nationally broadcast news con· ference. Lee's LOS ANGELES f AP) - Michelle Triola Marvin's lawyer kissed her on the cheek today, then stood before a Judge and told him she Is entitled to half of Lee Marvin's millions because she cfted for him, loved him and shared bis Ure for six years. ''She was his lady." said Marvin Mitchelson. "He loved her. He loved her in spite or what be P)'tl now. Don 'l believe a word~lt." Mltcbelson, deJlverlng his final arirumeat ln the landmark property rights trial, told Superior Court Judie Arthur Manball that Mlu Marvin con· tributed 1ulf1clent services dur- ln1 ber love aff alr wllh the actof' to nuue bet to Sl.8 mlllian. 4 "Where do you gel off being so aRgress1ve '1 " shouted He rb Cohen. a friend of the couple. as he shoved at photographers who surrounded the van that whisked Ms. Ronstadt away. ( o.ll't PlMt Swtt ""'9 POLICE OFFICERS GET DETAILS AT SCENE OF SHOOTING IN COSTA MESA Some photographers tried to pus h lenses through op1m wan dows of the veh1de while lhl' singer sat hunkered down in a rear seat Redhlll Avenue Near Kalmus Drive Was Where Woman Was Wounded Ms . Ronstadt. wearing slacks and a blouse, joined Brown for lunch with American Am· bas.sador Wilbert le Melle and returned to the hotel by herself Earlier, Le Melle escorted the governor to his one·hour session Santa Anan Shoots Woman, Kills Self •with Moi at the State House. It was not known why Brown. who wore a light tan 'suit and tie for the meeting, was late. "I was pleased to learn of Governor Brown's interest in the environment." the president told reporters afterward. "" Brown said geothermal and solar energy are solutions to the energy needs of both the Third World and California . He an· no unced that universities in Californja and Kenya would ex change s pecialists in the fi eld. The ~ovemor refused to dis cuss s peculation that he and Ms. Ronstadt might marry an Kenya and take a safari honeymoon. A Santa Ana man critically an· j ured his ex·fiancee with a hunt· ing rifle Monday. then used the weapon to kill himself, Costu Mesa police said today. The dead man, identified as Stephen Wilson Richardson. 29. was found dead in a field near Bake r Street and Airwa v Avenue in Costa Mesa. about 7:45 p.m .. said Sgt. Thomas Lazar. Ri chardson's former fiancee, LaNita F Wilson. 26. of Santa Ana. was reported in critical c ondition today at Me r e.> General Hospital in Santa Ana She was shot twice with a 30·06 rifle. Police said the inc ident began as the victim was driving her car northbound on Redhill Avenue north of Bristol Street when Richardson drove up an his truck and began ramming beT vehicle. CaliCornta Highway Patrol said the accident caused more than $1,800 damages to three autos. After the collision. Richardson reportedly fired two rounds mto the woman. hitting her an the left side. then fled in his truck. He parked at 335 Ba ker St , ran into a field iind turned then fi e on himse lf, Lazar s a id . Richardson was d ead when police arrived. "l prefer not to speculate on matters of my person:il life." h~ told repor ters. .. Most of the rumors you have heard are not true ." Brown's stay of five days or more in Kenya had been called a private vacation the official talks were a surprise to mosl here. Dlness Postpones Trial for Diedrich Mesa Crash Hurts Cyclist By GARY GRANVILLE Ot u. o~u, Pilot s~H SAN DI EGO-Orange County Sup er visor Ra lph Oiedrich's bribery trial was abruptly inter rupted Monday when a defense law yer was s id elined b y bronchitis. Victim of the bronchitis that closed the trial. on its opening day was attorney Sylvan A Costa Mesa motor cychsl Aronson. was in serious but stable cond1· • H e i s the attorney ror t1on today aCter colliding with an Diedrich ·s co ·d e Cendant . automobil e that was pulling out architect LeRoy Rose. of a driveway. police said. Like the other a ttorneys in the They said Robert Glynn case. Aronson made it through Manzagol. 19. of 236 Cecil Ave.. his ooeninJ? stateme nt to the was take n to Costa Mes a Me morial Hospital aCter the 5:40 eight·woman, four·man jury. p.m. accident Monday on Wilson But when judge. jurors and at· Street north of Fordham Drive. torneys returned from lunch. Aronson was missing. Police identified the driver of Earlier in the d ay, he had told the car as Andrew Stare, 63, of Judge Ross Tharp he was takinn Santa Ana. "' Manzagol suffered numerous medication for bronchitis and was not feeling well . Injuries, including a skull frac· During the lunch hour. lure. police said. Their report didn't indicate whether he was Aronson sent word to the judge wearing a helmet . that he would be unable to con· linue. Judge Tharp told the JUT'Or!> they could go home and told •hem lo return to court Thurs· <See DIEDRICH, Page A21 Plmmers OK Condominium Costa Mesa planning com· missioners have approved a pro- posed 4l·unit condominium proJ- ecl for t he former Roger's Gardens site at 2215 and 2229 Fairview Road. Applicant Wilson V. Wood · man. representing RoS?e r G. McKinnon of Corona dcl Mar, was granted a conditional use permit Monday for the project in a high-density residential area. Commiss ioners attached several conditions to the use permit. including a requirement that the developer Install two on- site fire hydrants because of the proposed buildings· distance from lhe street. Elected Board Set to Guide UCI Paper By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL OI .. o.11, PilM ltMt A "democratic" plan to shape a oew campus newspaper at UC Irvine was formulated Monday during a three·bour long, emo· tion-charaed student forum. About So day pack-toting slu· dents s howed up for the scheduled meeting, called in the wake of action by student gov· crnment leaders to withdraw funding of the New University. The s tormy debate. often laced with profanity from angry speakers. ended when sevel'\ stu· dents were elected to serve on a "transition board" that will taJce initial steps to resume publica· lion of an official campus paper. The first step will be to re- ce1 ve endorsement and funding for the newspaper from student government. The Associated Student Council was to consider those matters at a 5 p.m. meeting today an Room 107, Administra· t1on Building. Should the council give its ap· proval to the plan. the transition board will recruit section editors tor lhe new paper and elect a p e'f m a n e nt five -m e mbe r "editorial review board" that will guide day·to·day policy de- cisions. The transition board wilJ then be disbanded. But. in one unique twist, au actions of the editorial board will be subject to approval of the paper's entire staff. which was termed ''the highest authority" by backersortheplan. ll was also agreed thal, at a later date, one member of lbe editorial board will be elected at large from the student body. The plan was adopted on a 21 lo 8 vote of the students at the end of the meeting. Those voling against the plan favored reten· lion of the existing newspaper frameYt"Ork, subject to quarterly evaluation of the paper by the general student body. 'Lady' Makes Last Bid "There is no contest in this case that the services contribut· ed by Michelle are adequate to support three contracts. not just one." Mitchelson said. "This is in spite or all the degradation in this case. all the putting down. all the minimizing. all the crilicWng and all the nitpick· ing ... He urged tbe Judge not to be swayed by public oplnlon from men who might say. "You've .taken all the romance out of liv· ing together." He also noted that both he and the judge are happily married men but should try to un· derstand lbe plight or former lovers who have no guarantee of property divi~lon whe' they • split. Mitchelson pointed to Miss Marvin's lifestyle with the actor as an indication that he loved her. He said a woman who was treated badly might not expect a nything when a love afralr ended. But Miss Marvin . who traveled with the actor and shared his lavish lifestyle. would expect to be supported when. lhey broke up. "Isn't it her reasonable expec· talion lo be treated fairly!" Mitchelaon asked. "They had been sharln1 their bed and their board and the)r splr•ll and lhelr souls ... •e're not talking about a handout, •bout alimony. We're talking about • conlribu· .. '\ tion to the acquisition of proper· ty that should Cairly be appor· tioned between two people." "Did they llve as man and wJfe?" asked Mitchelson. "Your honor, is there any question about. it?" Milchelson enumerated the services Miss Marvin provided -cooking. keepl~ a lidy house tending to Marvin s "emotionii needs." and dealing with his al· leged alcoholism. ·•His drinking cast a very special burden on my cUent, .. Michelson said. ". • • She did t1ke care or tbis man and helped blm sober up many. many times.·· The courtroom was packed •llb spectator.i and presa M the 1 final scene in the Marvin Marvin courtroom drama 1 under way. Several law professors we among the on·lookers, one sat ing she had flown ln fro Northern California to o~ the argu~ in the use wbicla is expected to affect other Uti1a• tJon betWftn unmuried eoballi· tan ts. The act« and Mlll Manin sat acroes lbe courtroom from eac:ll other but did DOl 1aolt al eecla other. It WH eq»eded to be tb•lr last ln-penon coefroonta. tlon la tbe trial wbldl bu l8lted three monthe. The· Jud.le baa aald be wtll ii· sue hi.a decllk>n ln wr\U.., to the attorneys within a ...er. " • 81 llATHY CLANCY ••DMtt ........... 11M attemptfd murd r irt1T of a former Juvenile llall ~ lay In tht-Jury 's haoclt today after both th proat'Cullftl and defenM attorney• called the uae one ol tho mo l bl&artt they have ~('()unt ~ Charlie tlubt'rt Cuf.'nthf'r. 33. or lrvlne. h-. admattt'd from the wltAeu eland lhal be was tht man who plcluid up l~ yl'OJ" oh.I Juli Micht'll Oonulei ta t Ot>cember. 6hot her n the h.-ad rive times. be•t her with • ham m~r and drop~<d ht•r at. • con atnetkllllile. AAd Guenlbtr bait told th«> Ove·man. ~ven·woman Oranae Counly uperlor Court jury that be 1av~ a ride> to l1·ycar·old Patrice Matkin• o f San Clement 13 montbl 110 and hit ~r repe1tedly wltb en unloaded aun ~rore she Jumped from llh1 moving car. But Gueother·11 tallorney WtllJam Dought-rty, tolJ tho Jury Monday his client wa annoct"nt of lh<' c hnr1.tll8 '*Uulnat him ~uu be wua menLttlly d1' turbed at thf ume and not re pon.'l1ble fur the actton1> . Did Gauge Reading Cause Nuke Flare? From AP Dispatclw An Instrument reading prob lem that may have contributed heavily to the accident at Three Mile Island could pose a s imjlar hazard at all 43 reactors or the sam e general t y pe, says a federal advisory commillee on reactor safeguards Nuclear Regulatory Com mission Chairman Joseph Hen· drie was warned of the problem in a letter April 7 by the Ad· visory Committee on Reador Safeguards, it was learned Mon· day Raymond Fraley, executive director of the committee. said an an interview that the commit· tee recommended that the NR{, consider requiring additional iustruments on the reactors to correct the problem . Fraley said the NRC staff found that an instrument which was supposed to show the water level in a pressurizer may have given a false reading because of its design. N RC officials said last week this instrument may have fooled the plant operators into shutting down a n e m ergency coolin~ system which had come on automatically. making the acc•· dent worse than 1t otherwise might have been The NRC had already noted the problem in bullelans advising reactor operators or this and other problems found 1n the Three Mile Island accident. There are 72 nuclear reactors in the country. In other developments -Joyful women and their young children, told that the na· tion ·s worst nuclear "crisis is over," are returning to their homes in the shadow of the dis· abled Three Mile Island power plant. Relieved and tearful mothers c heered Monday's announce· ment by Gov. Dick Thornburgh a nd Nuclear Regulatory Com· mission officials. who 11 d ays earlier urged pregnant women and pre·school children living within a five.mile radius or the plant to leave because of the ex· posure risks to radiation emanating from it. .. Il 's like breathing a giant sigh of relief.·· Yvonne Black said after she and her 18-month old daughter stepped into the liv inJ,? room of their Middletown home. J oseph M . Hendr ie. c hairman of th e Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Lold Congress today the nation's nuclear power program could not survive another accident like the one at the Three Mile Island plant. Community College Hikes TV Courses Major s lashes in the Coast Community College District summer session h ave led of· ficials to expand the number of free. television courses with 1 free. unlimited enrollment of. 'fe red through Coastline Com munity College. As many as two·lhirds of last year ·s s umm t'r courses al Orange Coast College, Golden E'ro• Page A I PARK .•. broken were groundless. he said. "'bat people saw was the over· flow from the lakes being routed through a canal to a flood con· trol channel. Also, he said, the cost came within $15,000 to $25,000 or the est imate, and t he federal gov- ernment through the Federal Economic Development Acl is picking up $550.000 or the S850.000 tab lthe city pays the rest>. And. Van Holt said, officials are more or less satisfied with the landscaping and other workmanship on the project. So it seems within the realm of posslblllly that TeWinkle Park will open In time for sum· mer -tr the dty is satisfied with the final Improvements, and If there aren't more heavy rains, and lf . . . DAILY PILOT TM 0.-C-I o.llY Pliet. wn11 wl\1<11 tH.,.... e.;...., , ... -,.,.. .. 1 ........ 1"'"' Ir;'"'°'-c ... ~ p,,ei~c-,._., • ..,,...,..,. ...... ,~-It\',......,,.,...., ... , ..... *"" "-' -· -tlllflOll -lllF-t11h1 v.it..,, I,_, Uf1jfte 8"<""-"' C.." A ...,...,........_.... .. _,_s.tv<.un- -.~ Tiit orw-.. _,"""' ,..,.. "e1 JJO Wettkl'Mlwl.C..U-...c.i11--·-· -l'rHkltftl •llCI ,....,.,_ '.c••.c-. VI<•""""""'.,.. oe-• "'"-.,..,,.., .. ...,. ....... "C:.;.'1"t CllMM!I...... ~ ....... Aul-MeMtlftt Nten West and C;;;;f1tne' have been eliminated. Whereas 23.100 students <1t· tended courses through the col- le~es last summer . district of· ficials say they can accom· mod ate only about 8.100 students this year because of reduced funding. Cosmetology and administra· lion of justice programs will continue on campus. as will a few courses that carry transfer credit for four.year institutions. In an effort to close the gap, Coastline College will air 14 TV courses for credit on the dis· trict's television station, KOCE. The courses, which carry transferable credit, will include psychology, biology. history. art. ·humanities: business and real estate. District officials note that the television courses "are a highly concentrated form or learning .. and wilJ be more intense than past programs. There is no registration fee for the TV classes. Officials are pre. dieting an enrollment of about 5.000 students, and the courses are open to adults, current col· lege students and high school students who will be seniors next fall. E nrollment information is available at Coastline College, 963·0824. Enrollment for limited on· campus programs is under way by appointment through May 18. After that date, registration will oe handled on a first.come. firsl·Sel'Ved basis. Because of limited enrollment capacity, advanced s tudents will have registraiton priority O\ler new students. Summer session begins June 18. .• Poison Wine Sickem Priest SASSARI , Sardinia <AP> Police say someone pul poison In the communion wine the Rev. Giuseppe Mura started to drink during Mass at his church ln the village or Pattada. The prlest noticed a bitter taste and stopped after • alp. He felt ill and was taken to the hospital, where bis stomach was pumped and he was dosed with an antidote. Tb• wine was seal to • police laboratory to be tested. In· veatlgaton aald there was no ap- ptrent motive for the attempted polaoninl and lbe church was always~ • • Lacti• and ,.nuemen ot the Jury ," Oouaherly beaao. ·•my cUtnt, <..'hatlff Ciuenthtr, la not gullty ond he is not tiuilty by rcaaonofin anlty "Can you hone Uy say my client had the ablllty to control his act1?" Doutiherty asked. "Con you honestly aay there Is no th ml( wro11u w •th h Im" '''l'hl11 Iii o ne of the most b1urre, 1tlbcil cnu:y, cases you have ()Ver hcu<l of," Dougherty conttnul'd Prosecutor Paul Meyer &rgued that Guenther's purport ed · 'd1mJrushed' · mental state was offered simply as the one only possible defense 1n the case beuu~ Guenther alreadv had con re 'sed the crimes to sheriff's mvestJgato~. , He 11ccused Guenther of want· lfll( .. to be round crazy. when he "as l''<ammed by psycb1atrasts "ho test1f1ed in the trial Meyer disputed Dougherty's contention that his client suffers from an organic braan d isorder that caused him to attack the girls in an uncontrollable "wild rage.·· ··r ask you not to accept the defense of diminished capacity because it just isn't there ... he argued. ·'This has to be one of the strangest cases," Meyer con· tinued. He argued that Guenther testified he could control h.is car a nd drive as he attacked tbe two girls. yet he was unable to con· trol himself sufficiently to halt his attack. Miss Gonzalez identified Guenther earlier a~ the man who attacked her Dec. 8 as she hitchhiked home from Dana Hills High School And Guenther. while admit ting both attacks. s aid he couldn't control hi!> a mpube~ because he was overtaken bv un explained frustration and ra.ge Within moments. he testified. a .. white light· flashed before has eyes and the uncontrollable urge to attack was gone. Guenther's psychiatrist. Dr Barbara HundlC'y: has tt•stifi1•c1 her client ~uffcrs from an or g.rnic brain malfunction brought on by a liver disorder Such dis orders. Dougherty s aid. ma) prompt brain seizures or con vulsions. Front Page A 1 DIEDRICH. • day morning. Before the interruption. the at torneys had time to complete their opening statements and to get in a tiff over a piece of late arriving prosecution evidence. Thal evidence was a memo that purportedly sets the date of 11 1 !17'.l l'linner meet inl? at which a gr~nd jury_ i!1dictml'nl alleges a bribery sohc1tation was made. The memo written by former Anaheim Hills, Inc. executive William Stark repo~tedly sets the dinner meeting date as Jan 16, 1973. lf so. that s hoots down a key defense theory. T hat theory is that Diedrich became embroiled with the de· velopment company's destiny after. not before. his one-time confederate Mi chael Remington was hired as the firm·s land use lawyer. Remington in the prosecu· t1ori"s-version for the a lleged bribery conspiracy is the runnel through which the company channeled money to Diedrich in return for a fa\lorable county Board or Supervisors land use decision. What touched off the tiff between the defe nse lawyers and prosecutor Michael Capizzi was the late arrival of the Sta rk memo. Capizzi told Judge Tharp he learned of the memo's existence late Thursday and. as a matt.er or fact, had not yet seen it. But defense lawyer Keith Monroe said the defense was en· titled to know of any evidence the prosecution planned to use in the trial under discovery mo lions made at pre.trial hearings . Monroe 's fellow lawyer. James Riddel. told the judge that Capizzi could have caJled him aboul the ne wly found evidence and failed to do so. He asked the judge to tell the prosecutor the defense is en- t ill ed to know of any new evidence and asked that the prosecution be told so. ''So ordered," the judge said as he settled the dispute over a memo that apparently sets the dale of the critical dinner meet- ing between Dledrtch, Rose and two company officials. Can Kill Horses SAN FRANCISCO tAP1 AuthortUes Wied today to Iden· tlfy the owners of two horses struck a nd killed by at least lbrte can while wanderina on U.S. 101 near Candlestick Park. The California Hi1bway Patrol aaid the acc1denl caused more than Sl,800 ~ma1e1 to t.brft auio.. ~ ,.,..,...,..... Shelters Offered A Smta Ana bullneNm• told lhe eo.ta 11 ... City Council lle'd like to PC"Ovlde rree bWI .w.n and poi1t.ed bus schedules -U the city will let bim place ad· vertlalng on the sbeltera. Council members. at a study session Monday. asked queationa but gave no response to \he pro. posal by Jean Claude Le Royer, president or American Bua Shelter Co •• Inc. The council, which previoual)' has opposed use of advertillnc on bus shelters, said tbe pro- posal will be on the agenda of its meeting Monday. Le Royer, who said bis 18· month-0ld company has plaftd trial shelters in about a dolen other Southern California cities and recently signed with Santa Ana. asked the council for permission to construct two or the structures in Costa Meu. He said they would be re· moved after six months and the sidewalk restored. at his com· pany's expense, if the city la dis- satisfied . Le Royer a lso offered to post 25 bus schedules in protected cover ings throughout the city during the trial period, and to maintain both bis own shelters and the city·s existing shelters at his own expense. H~ further said that the city will have right of refusal over a ll advertisements · there would be two posters per shelter AUDIENCE'S APPLAUSE 'MEDICINE' FOR ACTOR John Wayne Drew Standing Ovation at Oscars Ceremony -and would receive about S40 to S50 a month in revenue for each structure. E'ro• Page AJ The structures would be made of fiberglass a nd steel with r edwood benches. Le Royer said. The shelters would be ii· luminated at night and his firm would provide insurance. he said. WAYNE RETURNS. • • ceremonies Johnny Carson as an ··A meracan institution.·· ·'Thank you ladies and gentlemen. that's just about the only medicine a fcllow'd ever really need." Wayne said ln hb familiar drawl "Relieve me when I tell yo1.1 that l 'm mightily MORE CONTROVERSY SURROUNDSOSCAR$-A3 PROTESTERS, P..OLICE CLASH AT FETE-AS pleased that l can amble down here tonight." A clip of the 1978 ceremony was shown just before introduc· lion of Wayne. Bob Hope, MC in ·18. had pajd special tribute to Wayne in Boston at the time re- covering from open.heart sur· iter y . ..We expect you to amble out here next year because nobody else can walk in J ohn Wayne's boots ... Hope had said "Well. Osca r and I have something in common Oscar first came to the Hollywood scene m 1928. So dad I Wt! re both a little weather·bcatcn. but wc·re still here and plan to be around for a whole lot longer:· Wayne said Monday night. .. My job here tonight is to identify your five choices for outstanding picture or the year. and to announce the winner so let·s move 'em out!· Arlington Drive Slated To Reopen The portion of Arlington Drive tha t has been closed during daylight hours this week should be reopened by Friday, an of· ficial or the Costa Mesa County Water District said today. County OKs New Plan for Airport District General Manager Ed Schnabel said the closure has been caused by lnstallatioo of a new water line that will run through the fairgrounds. COO· necting existing lines on e~ther side lie said the week·and·a-half· long project involves installing .t.400 feet of 16·inch P•Pt!· at a cost of about S266.000. Schnabel said the hne s hould make it easier for the city to transport its well water to the southern portion of Costa Mesa. County s upervisor s today agreed to pay $267,350 for a con· sultanl's master plan of Orange County Airport. including plans for noise control and land use in the airport area. Awarded the contract on a 4· 1 vote was VTN Consolidated Inc of Newport Beach. For the $267,350. VTN agreed to provide a master plan for poss ible future improvements at the airport The plan 1s to be ready in nine months. Low bidder on the study and planning project was a j01nt sub· • mission from CH2M Hill, of Costa Mesa. and Systems Con· trol Inc .. of Anaheim. The joint bid was $16.658 under the VTN proposal but called for completion in 12 months ratht:r than nine. Supervisor Thomas Riley dis- sented from the majority vole because he wanted another week to study the proposals . When refused the additional time. the Newport Beach s upervisor responded by voting no on the award to VTN . Before that. Supervisor Har· nett Wieder questioned her fellow s upervisors about a serie~ of earlier airport studies that so far have cost county government morethan$1.5 million. Mrs. Wieder was assured by Supervisor Ph.ilip Antnony that those studies "are old, about 10 years old. "I feel very strongly we need this study. I hale to delay it even one day.·· Anthony said. Schnabel noted that Orange County Fair officials have saved the water district money by al· lowing the line to cut through the fairgrounds. The alternative would have been to run t he line along Newport Boulevard. Schnabel said. Military Draft Hit WASHINGTON <AP> ·-A bipartisan group of 39 COO· gressmen on Monday opened the first major attack on Capitol Hill against proposals to bring back peacetime military registration and the draft. Easter morning's off to a bright start ... ..... • l SLAVICK'S 18 Fashion blind • 644·080 Nc-.porr Be.ach ugwu Hills • Wncminncr .dso Grt4tt" la Anplct • s.n °'"'° • ~ Vwa ""_ ..... ,_....,.,_,_ _'-_._...._a.. .. With our crystal bunny pendant. And the modest price may induce you to slip it into several special Easter baskets. Complete with 18" chain in 14 karat yellow gold, onJy $25. 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'· • + , ~41 ---.. s111' •'"' i .6 ' ,.. ftclal1 ba~ cranted an 80 percent ln· a 1 • 'J i ~14' 11 ' -· • "' • J creaM ln maximum tonn••e .... oll 1 ~' • '·. M • ~ : ... ::: ~ 1'! "! i 1~r,,::.. ~ fi·~ 1=~· tankers MrvlDI Paclrte ciu & 'itec· 1: !!!!f'.,Ht .~ ! ,. ., ttf l!1 : ~f,,.,_•1 , ft!;:,., tric'1 Motl LHdl•• 1ener1t1n1 11 ' Miiil.t llL •"" •n -SS ~, ... 1• ' Iii: .... plant • • l\mdllr. Apftl 10, 1'11 s .... , .... , ........ ed Digges~ Losers Get Top Honor By MILTON MOS&OWl'rl tt may take Ume, but who knows? The White Home may event~ally be able to ('han.ge our perceptlon of wtm constitutes admirable bualnees performance. A couple of weeks ago various adviaen to Preaidellt Carter expressed dis may over the strong 1971 advance lD corporate profit& at a time whetl tbe cover11ment wu ~· log to hold lollalion at bay. PRESIDENTIAL AIDE H.UIO.TON Jordan t.mned the profits "unnecessarily high." Labor Secretary Ray Marshall complained about the business community'• "drive for record profits." Inflation cur Alfred Kahn said the prolit surge "puts business on trial in lhe eyes of the American' people." It's not clear yet what companies are expected' to do . Can you imagine a bunch of corporate execuUves meeUng to discU&s bow they can curtail the record earnings nowfng in from all parts or the company? Asking a firm to roll back earnings is like asking someone to put a shoe intended ror the left foot on the right foot. Here. for the rec· ord. are the top 10 prof· it makers of 1978 <and Money Tree the change from 1977 profits I: American Telephone & Telegraph, $5.2 billion, up 19 percent: General Motors. $.1.5 billion, up 5 percent; In· ternationaJ Business Machines. $3.1 biJlion. up 14 percent: Exxon, $2.7 billion, up 13 percent; Ford Motor. Sl.5 billton. down 5 percent: Genera l Ele<:tric. $1.2 billion. up 13 per· cent: Mobil. Sl.l billion. up \0 percent: Standard Oil of ln· diana. $1 billion, up 4 percent: and Eastman Kodak, 5902 million. up 40 percent. YOU CAN SEE AT i\ GLANCE who the bad guys are. They're the seven companies which had the gall to score a double-digit increase in profits. On the other hand. General Motors and Standard Oil or Indiana are to be commended for their modest achieve. men ts And let's hear it big for Henry Ford 's company : It made less mon('y last year than it did in 1977. The White House might consider putting together a new honor roll or companies based on how poorly they did . For example. how about this roster or 10 companies show· ing lhe1r profit performances an 1978 Greyhound. S58 million. down 29 percent, Coors. S54 million. down 19 percent. The New York Times Co., SIS million. down 40 percent, Pabst, $11 million. down 49 per· cent ; Occidental Petroleum. S6 million. down 96 percent; Uniroyal. SS.9 million. down 83 percent: Royal Crown Cola, Sl million, down 93 percent ; Ward Foods. $1 million, down 46 percent : Phillips-Van Heusen, Sl million, down 58 per. cent; and White Motor. $300.000. down 71 percent. NOW THAT'S MORE LIKE IT. These 10 companies really managed to retard their profits in a significant man. ner. Even better perhaps were those companies that rolled their profits back so convincingly that they ended up in tbe loss column for the year Let's salute these seven top infia· tion fighters or 1978 : ' Chrysler. with a 1978 deficit or $204 million; Firestorie. S148 million: Arlen Realty. S418 million: F. & M. Schaefer. $63 million: General Dynamics, $48 million; Bulon Watch. $4 million. and Ideal Toy, $1 milUon. Business Survey Course Planned A sur\'ey of more than half a dozen business careers will be presented 1n a nine·week class at Golden w,st College. Huntington Beach. Beginning April 17. · Information on e mployment trends and practices, ad· vancement potential and skills required to get into specitac fields \o\ill be presented, said Marjorie Sorenson, instl'llC· tor. "This course is designed to give a person enough fac- tual background to select a career that best suits his or her interests and abilities. · she said The fields to be explored are accounting, marketing, man ageme nt. grocery merchandising, real estate. secretarial and transportation and distribution. Representatives from Orange County businesses and industries will he guest speakers. Class members will visit businesses in whi ch they intend to specialize and report on what they learned. Enrollm('nt Is under way in the college's adm.Jsions offic~. • Golden West Homes. Santa Ana. has announced a drop in quarter and nine month operatlng results for t he period ended Feb. 24, 1979. Direetors declared the regular quarterly cash dividend of 16 cents a share payable April 25. to stockholders of rec· ord at the close or business on April 10. Net income for the third quarter or fiscal 1979 was TAKING STOCK $640,000. or 29 cents a sha re. compared with Sl.440.000, or 65 cents. last year. Sales for the q u arter were $17 ,072.000. compared with $26,437,000 in fiscal 1978. Net income for the first nine monlbs or fiscal 1979 was $2.437.000. or $1.10 a share. compared with 14.230.000. or $1.92, in fiscal 1978. Sales for the nine.month period were $58,505,000. compared with m.m.ooo in the llke penod a year ago. Dave Totten, vice chairman and chief executive of· ricer, said the company was adversely affected by the aofl· ness ln retail mobile home sales activity. a condition that has continued into the fourth quarter. First quarter earnings of WesUanda Bantt, based in Santa Ana. climbed 73 perqenl from the ~ set in lut year 's initial peridd, the baftk bas reported. Di.rectors voted • 10 percent •tock dividend on the common stock. to be paid MaY.16 to shareholders of record AprU 25. .... For the three months ended March 31, net income. totaled 1140,000, or 11 cents a share, .ap from •1.000. or 7 cents, la the year earlier period. There wwe ao M4:uritiel galna or lolMI ln the fin t quarter. TM mt total ...Oeded a loss of $20.000. equal to 2 ~LI. oa MturtU. ttamac:· lions . n .... o,... 1...m.e .,,._ ConsulDll' OplnkMI, a ell.WC. of tbe Jolla C . .i ... CG., bas opened a tempor•rJ oftlee Ill 1"11 .,...,._ Clrde. Irvine. pendlna c:ompieUom of Ute ecwpo1• tietwei M 3199·0 Airport Loop Drive, Cotta lleaa. The company apeclallale lD 1urv911. nalutioa •'9ap- piq, ........... llucliea and marnt.....,.., • . t ' • DM.Yflll.01 MARMADUKE ·''' \V,.. '1 . ..,._._, .... "This must be what they mean when they talk about an energy shortage I" SUPERHEROES SHOE MOON MU LLI NS 'i JO THE FAMILY CIRCU e By Bil Keane "My new shoes look like little police cars/' DENNIS THE MENACE f 'UNl<V WINKIRllAN ~~~'~IW:KI ' j I e .. tty Tom lltlm PEANUTS IF I OOH'T LOVE '{OU NOW l/Mlf' SHOA.O I LoVe lt'OU TMEH ? .. COMICS/ CR088WORD by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta DRABBLE by Kevi~ Fapn ~~~-- DR.SMOCK ~-~----- At-iO"f~(R NEIL, UI)~? I ~AVE A FIC'.IE"-10 ~AMEO NEii..~ by George L.emonl by Jeff MacNelly _e GORDO CO/f.c+J ... WNT~. C#<£Y ... JUDGE PARKER IS S MOCK AN O L-P - FASHIONE:P POC I O R ? NIELSEN SURE:. :t've se:e~ HIM GUL-P C'OWN 'j"WeN-rY OF 1"HE.M IN A ROW.' • • • by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh Wf 60TfA f<>fl.Gf.1 1R)'IN6 10 (.()NVINCf PE00£ ~S MOT A ~~tf ! GO ~rfli ~SK!! OH, YEAM! HE WAS THE GltEATE5T.' SOMETIMES 1 THlltK MAYSE 1 MAD AN OEOIP\.15 COMPLEX AOOUT MIM ! IS THAT POSSll~LE? by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux l'M SORE THAT IF SAM WERE A~LE TO PUT HIMSELF IN YOUR FATl-IER5 PLACE, HE'O SAY THE OEOIPV5 COMP\.EX WA!> MUTUAL, PATTY! TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS •9 Cool drtnlls UNITED Feature Syndicate 1 Banll s prov. SO Bashful Monday's Puzzle Solved: 5 Old ~1 Handsome 10 -bowl Bnt 14 Hutch 53 Diva's solo 15 Harness 55 Son horse 56 And area 16 w11h1n 81 Ex1onc1 t>ords -~ltttia Prehl! 62 Ballet turn 17 Derbies Fr phrase 2 words 64 Neo contr 19 Asian Poll 65 Lloyd - 20 Asceltc 66 E1ghl: Preltx l1 Cupflte 67 Minus 22 Agts 68 Prohclenl 23 Linger 69 Those ones 2S Douglas - 26 Asian monk DOWN low 37 Bedeck JO Drain pipe 1 Have pangs 12 Footprint ii() A Rogers die 2 French town 13 Weights •1 Water body 31 Warns 3 Filmer Ivan 18 Adj. suffi• 48 Seashores 34 Cut short 24 -numeral 48 Notch 36 Florida city • Church part 25 ACAF or 51 Offspring 38 Feel pain 5 Disseminate USAF man 52 Asian coin • 39 Grinding 6 Chinese pa· 26 Genne ones 53 Yellow dye device: goda 27 Nearly plant 1 . . . . . 3 words 1 Per lhe 28 Undertallers 54 Flower • • TUMBLEWEEDS CLICK! NANCY WHAT A SNEAKY WAY TO GET ME HOME bv Tom K. 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