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Welcomes New
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Alice Peurala, 51, has been
e lected preside nt of the
7 .200-member Local 65 of
the United Steel Workers
U•ioo in Chicago, the fi rst
wt>man to head a steel un-ion l0cal
Rumor Source
May2l
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Probed in
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____ ¥.alley Cgelist Giv~s I ' .. .
In Death as in Life
By J Elt&Y CLAUSEN
Of .. Deity~ SUH . '!be Wiley Va ughn_ family ts as proud of 18-year-old
William in death as they were in We.
. \Yllliam, ':\'hose fa vorite pastime was motorcycling,
died an Fountam Valley CommUl}ity Hospital at about noon
Thursday -two days after he !!Uffered head injuries wtien
his cycle collided with a car.
NINE HOURS AFTER the-Garden Grove youth's
death, three teams of physlc1ans skillfully and hurriedly
removed the accident victim's heart. kidneys aDd -cdr·
neas.
By mJdnight, young Vaughn's heart was beating again
-in the body of a 36-year-old Flod.da man who had been
waiting since July for the vital organ needed to continue
his life.
'ROGER SMITH, a transplant coordinator for the Regional Organ Procure ment Agency for Southern
California , said today that the F1orida resident is reported
"doing we ll and stable at this time\• at Stanford MedicaJ
Center, Palo Alto.
Smith said the four recipients of young Vaughn's cor-
neas a nd kidneys a re pending tests . He said cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the. kidney replacements within 24 hours.
DOCTORS OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
. Angeles oomposecLtbe CQmea transplant team wottcing
Thursday night al Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
joint team fron UCLA and-HarbOr-General Hospital, i:or-
rance. is handling the kidney transplant, Smith said .
1'be d ead youttrs--panmts. Wiley-and Billie Vaughn;
were told earlie r this week by the attending physician that
there was no hope for their son.
Determined that their son's death not be entirely in
vain, the couple discussed the donation of organs with
their l;hree daughters, Joyce, Debbie and Rhonda.
"rl' TOOK· A LOT of thinking on our part before we
g.av.e.t.be approval." young V.augtm's father.said to4ay.
Vaughn said be and his son, a former Bolsa Grande
High School student. argued only about one thing.
"He refwied ,to~wear a belmet.-1 don't know-why ..•
maybe it was peer pressure, but he just wouldn't wear
one."
Vaughn $8id bb son competed often in cross-country
and fl at-track moforcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that she was concerned about
her son's riding and that il was often the topic of dis·
cuss ion.
"WE TALKED ABOUT IT a few months ago," she
said. ··He na med the pallbearers he wanted if something
should happen . . . · ·
Willia m will be buried Sat urday a fte rnoo n at
Westminster Memorial Park following noon services in the
chapel at 14803 Beach Blvd .
. H.e.is.sucvived by.bis...pareots and three.sist.us, Joyce
Styne, Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
Safet g A nal9s e s
' Nuke Plants Set (
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Voluntary Closurq:
WAS HI NGTON c A P > - s hut down one o f the 1hr~
Nuclear power plants designed Oconee uni~ in South Carolllui-
b y Babcock & Wilcox, the on Saturday; a second unit llay'
builder of t he stricken Three 12 and the third unit one week.
Mile Island unit, will shut down later. -:
• ~, ~ voluntarily for safety improve-Already shut down are tbe two• 1 ~ t nr~ ', ments, a top Nuclear Regulatory remaining Babcock & Wilcox •
• ~I'll>• eonrmission . official ...amaounced nudlear -plants::: -::tbe . beavibt ·
~~~-tod&¥~ _ ---··-·-----·-· da••d.'.l"bb!e:M1~'alWUnit,1 Harold Denton, who recom-Two and its sister plant, Umlt
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me nded Wednesday that the One, near Harrisburg, Pa. • ·
URC order temporary s hut-<See NVCLEA&, Pase AZ>
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downs, toJd the commission utili·
ty compantes operating the
plants have promised to shut
them· rvolubterily 1to conduct
safety analyses, make safety ·-moC:lfff ca·tTon·s·; ·p·rep·ne· -
emergency prodecures and im·
p rove the training ol pla nt
operators. Denton said this week that the
planta would have to be closed at .
least two months t.o iron out
tec'1nlcal problems,· and perhaps
lo1t1er if1desig1rcbaJlles 111111t-be--•
made.
Co ast _·
Weatlaer
Fog nilbt and mornlnt
bou.rs otherwise most>y
sunny Sat urday. Lowa
tonl1bt 52 to 58. IUlb
SatuFclaye.at.hMcMlr•
inland.
INllm E T911A W. Utility olftctala have said sueb
a 1hutdown could keep the
plants doled tbroulb tbe peak E n tut o hun •" t Ht f 1
summer months. leaclinc to tDHlcnd "°""' • ,_ ,._. . ~~nd'c blackout• in .,,. .. ~~z on u...J ~ t .• O.Jl!..LCUML -.na1·.=inea~by .. tlre,.BI ..., U1e16iilU &',..,......·-,.or-
WUcpx~. . , .,.,_ alJollt a «Ur .... Denton. tbe'NRC'I dil«tur of 'om RI ... _,, F-.., • :--,.::-~.= ,,_,.Cl.
for nfueliAI or •~ 'wma....-oatoluper ...
tU tbe tmpro, ... Dla ~ ~ •· tl3'S1a~:-.;:-c;,,.:.
Blftl' Ullit 'ftne ID PIDl'tda ... De•-· Olllo. He ......... 1....-1eeo ..... ta CallfDnla ....... ID 9'lll .... ~·-· Duka,_.. Co. pprroom~._!d~ID!!_.SZ= ..... .;;;.-..._.._~~~-
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DAILY PILOT s Frld!X, April 27, 1118
t VandalisDl Soars at Gas Stations~ •
L08 ANQl:LBI <AP, -
Auu.oridle •1 -W11ta. fruatl'Mld bf wbat U.., ... u tyr..., M tM IU pump, .... UI·
lq tbe ...... ot ldlbt to 1111.Kk
U..lr Clflll Htor -UM fM at.a. Uoa.
Shn.U... lae .. 1111 were '"""'1·
ed In a-Joie ln u oll lndulb'J
lrade Journal, 06A lhrlrtUq
Newa, ""1ch 1aid there .. ,. •. .,._ •• ot rioleot attack1.
• Wltla-proYM•U·ICNllDI
1oln8 on· lnckleot.a ol vaDclaflam
are belQI n1portC!d 1t •taUooa,
officlall aald 'l'hunciay.
Law enforcement ortlcl1l1
aakl. llliDft"W, that they had not Dotleed 1 tharp lncrea1a In van-·
dall1m colncldln1 with Maher
1aa pricea.
'
At Rucly'a Arco 1t1tlon In
RedoDdo ~b. vudala broke
t ... noaa. olf tbrff P411D pt, tbeo
ram med them to tbe 1round,
Hid OWMI" Rudy Thibaudeau.
Mu nwbile, Cederol auc1lt.on1
from tbe \J S. Eneray Depart
ment '• .... Economic Re1ul1tory
Commilmon hav. clled a tollJ or ne 1tatk>ns In CalltomJa and Waablnlton tor 111·1ouglng.
Saa Rafael (;as
On Each Other
;..,SAN RAFAE L (AP > -In ~hat could be a textbook case of
•istaken identity, a uthorities are piecing togethe r confUcting
•counts of an incident outside a
aloon in which five law enforce·
•ent officers got into a brawl
*1d gunfight -with each other. ~ Two otrlcers were wounded
•perficiaJly and another needed
U . stitches over an eye, police
s.Jd :rbursday. One officer said
$
he was knocked out and doesn't
remember a thing.
"Thank God they we re a ll
lousy shots, .. said Police Chief
Frank Benaderet .
Benaderet said it has boon de·
le rmined that San Rafael police
officer J a mes Cook. 33. and
La rry William s, a fede ral
Treasury Department agent,
walked out of a saloon about 2
a .m. Wednesday. Alt.er that, the
stories get fuzzy.
Cook and Williams told in-
vestigators they we re looking
~--~..:;., · ~"' It d '• • · ·fttr a at,,.... !I'--ll ilD't dear·· ./DIUll,, .:::JJll' e whose -in the dark parking lot
when they saw three men. 1bey
l Lik,.,, ? we r e David Washington, a R U JQ• policem a n from Sa n Mateo;
• Gary Lee, a milita ry policeman WASHJNGTON <AP > base d in San Francisco , and
De posed Uganda Pres i· Lore n Platt, a sta te Justice
dent ldi Amin is reported Department agent.
alive in Libya and futilely Benaderet said the group or
seeking military help to three, which a lso had just
regain power. according ste pped out of a saloon, ap-
to a U.S. offi cial. p a r e nlly thought Cook and
D e Put Y Ass i s t a n t Williams were crooks stalking
Secretary of Stale Robert pa rked cars -including theirs.
Keele y t old the House Cook and Williams apparently
Africa s u bco m m illee thought they were being set up·
Thursday that Amin is re-on by the other three. the police
ported to have sought help chief said.
from Iraq as we ll but said Benaderet said both groups
he doesn't believe Amin claime d to have identified
could regain power even themselves, and each claimed
with aid. the other didn't.
.. His remaining forces "Words were exchanged and a
a re a rabble and would be fistfight ensued," Be nade ret
v e ry d ifficult to r e -said. "Although there are con·
organize," be said. m eting statem ents as lo the
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NUCLEAR. •
Denton told the commission
t hat these actions by the utilities
have resolved the safety con-
cerns of the NRC s taff. This ap-
pa r e n tl y wo uld m ake un-
necessary a formal N RC shul-
dow n order , a ltho u g h the
fi ve-member commission r e·
malned in session to consider
the matter further.
Th e s hutdown t hreat,
however, may have contributed
to the reaotution or some safety
problems.
Tbe safely or the Babcock &
Wilcox plants was only one or
t.he items causing the NRC some
agonizing reappraiBal.
Officials told both the NRC
a nd an 11-member, presidential·
ty appointed panel Thursday
that federal a nd slate agencies
a re ill-prepare d a nd poorly
c oordinated to c ope with a
nuclear eme rgency like the
March 28 accident at Three Mile
Island.
William H. Wilcox, head of the
Federal Diauter Assistance Ad·
mini1tration, told the com·
JDilSion the NRC .. lacks both the
c arrot and the slick to en-
c ourage adequate state and
local pernment preparedness
for ractiok>llcal accident.a."
Wilcox Mid federal agencies
have given too liWe attention to
emer1ene1 planning and tbat
Pennsylvania's plans when the
attldeot struck were "so vague
u to be ot UWe value."
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DAILY PILOT
T1? ptu1(PH)..._,
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chrooology of events, it is ap-
pa r enl that Washington a nd
Cook drew guns and began firing
al each other."
Eight shots were fi red from a
.38 caliber revolver and a .357
caliber revolver. Washington
and Cook were each wounded in
the leg.
"E ach says the other drew
first,'' Benaderet said.
When Washjngton was on the
ground from his wound, police
said. Lee picked up his fallen
buddy's gun and continued the
shootout.
Meanwhile, police were called
by neighbors. Officers who ar·
rived al the scene s aid they
found Wa shington and Lee
wounded and Platt somewhat
dazed.
Williams, wounded over one
eye by someone's fist. a nd Cook
fled the scene and were picked
up later by police. -
•'The indications a t the scene
wer e that although t hey had
been drinking, it was not ap-
parent that they were drunk,"
the chief said. "But we did give
them blood tests."
It will take about a week
before the results of a multi-
ageocy investigation are known,
and meanwhile none of the men
are talking. No charges have
been flied.
TRIAL •••
pert witness who sees the facts
or this case as I do.'' Giles sa.ld.
He did not elaborate.
A pretrial bearing scheduled
in Hutcherson's case before
Judge Kenneth Lae was can-
celed this momlng after GUes
met briefly with proaecutor Dan
Bryce.
Giles said u thiogs stand now,
the rape retrial will begin May
21 unleaa charges against h1a
client are di1mi11ed by the
~-"U tbey diaUllla \heY are 1ub-
Ject to attack from NOW <Na·
tlonal Organiution For Women)
and tbe other women'• lib
1roupt "fbo have erroneously
attacked Judie Fenton," GUea
contended.
• ..On the other hand, if tbey 10
to trial they are faced with aome
overwbelmJn1 evidence,·' the
defeme lawyer conUnued.
Bryce coUld not be reached for
eomlDlll& today.
lllel Hardbl, who alleled lbe
WU ntl*I by Hutcbenon after
be plekecl IMr up whll• 1be
bl&etaldlsM la Buena Park oa
NOY. II. l"7, II out of the area
at her "88ee'1 llome, GU• Mid.
Sbe waa not ID oourt tb1a mom-
lnf.
"Wbat Ille MJI, I
ao1tb l n1 about Hutcbenoa aatd. ...
prove I am innocent.'·
caa't do
lb at ,"
will Jut
Audit dirtetor oeor1• Hub-
bard Mid that onty •• ol u. arr area 1tatlon1 c hecked are
thou1ht to be followlntl a 1973
feeler al formula for gu price. .
1h~ formula, whlcb srew out
of the im Arab oll embu'ao,
w H dettped to prevent oU eom-
panlea and station owners from
reaping excessive prorlts.
The Soulhem Calltornia Ser·
vice Station AuociatJon, which
r e preH nta 700 a re a station
owners, aaya the formula is too
complicated.
Bom~s Coming
Jn a .....-ThundaJ. the
ueoei.U. Nht It Jltm1• .._ ftl• a '*llral lawa t by next
week, a1lelina tbe formula la
unconitttutloail.
"To bold an IDdiYiclual to a
standard ot conduct ao V8'\18,
a mblguou1 and 111-concelv~d
. . . is a denial of due procesi or
law,'' the association said.
The Southern Callfornla
Automobile Club's weekend gu
forecast, based on a 1urvey ot
333 Southern Callfornla 1taUoaa,
called for about ZS percent of
Debbie Hargrove and Cory Welles. both 6, work on
habitat to be s hown from 10 a .m . to 4 p.m . Saturday
dur ing the Childre n 's Art Festival at Unit ed Methodist
Church, Baker Street and Mesa Ve rde Drive, Costa
Mesa. The 48 participants in the Children's Cr eative A rt
Workshop w ill a lso show paintings, sculpture and pup-
pets.
Hospital in Paris
Sued by Bardot
PARIS <AP) -Movie actress
Brigitte Bardot a ppeared in
c ourt to testify in he r suit
'against the American Hospital
in Paris, whjch she cla ims failed
to do aJJ it could to save her
mother's life.
Ms. Bardot arrived Thursday
I n a white Rolls -Royce
a utomobile, looking suntanned
a nd dressed in a black suit. She
r efused to talk to reporters, wbo
were kept away by a police eor·
don.
Ms. Bardot, 43, claims the
hospital, in the northwestern
Paris suburb of Neullly, faUed to
send a eompetent doctor to treat
her mother when she suffered
cardiac problems in the wake of
a n operatlon for an intestinal
tumor.
Mrs. Anne·Marie Bardol died
Aug. 1. He r age was not
deacloeed.
Ma. Bardot testified for three
hours behind closed doors before
a Judge ln the Paris suburb or
Nant.erre.
Evans Blocks
Execution
MOBILE, Ala. <AP> -Con·
demned murderer John Louis
Evant Ill made no move Thurs-
day to withdraw bll death Mil·
tence appeal, thua blockbal bi.I
death by electroc:udon aeven
hours before lt wu acbeduled to
iateplace. l:vana, wbo once aoulbt n·
ecuUon. wu scheduled to die ln
Alabama'• electric cbalr at
12:01 a.m. Friday .
But under an order from \J.S.
Dlltrlct Juda• w. B. Hand, the
eledl'otUtJoa wu automat.lcalb
po1tponed at I p.m. TbundaJ
wbft Sv......,aade no IDOft to
wltbdraw Ida appeal. Jf EYam
bad wttbdraWll Jdl .,.,. ... Pie
electrocudoll would bave taken
place aa acbeduled.
Jn her original complaint to
court, she wrote that she was at
her mother's bedside with three
friends when the patient suf-
fered "what seemed to be dif-
ficulties in her cardiac rhythm."
She sa.ld she called for a doc·
tor, but none showed up and ball
a n hour late r her m other
was dead.
area Hnt{: atatlona to be
•lo••• l~rday. w l & .. an
ner ... of 17 percent cloled
SUDday. Tiie ebure rate ID the
metropolitan areu wW be above
•percent.
The Auto aub f)1lld prieee will
nvera1e &1.1 centa a 1aUoa for
regular, 8'1.1 for unleaded and
88.2 In metropolitan areu -an
increase of up to 3.4 cent.a ln two
weeb. Io~ areas, prices
would be 85.2 eeata, 88.8, and
89.I for a rise ot 2.t to 3.s cents,
tbe orpalzatlon uld.
Several dealers, including
LEALHOLM , England (AP>
-As horrified school children
watched from their windows, a
fl ti ming U.S. Air Force recon-na issance jet on a low-level train·
Ing fiighi crashed in this north
England village today, narrowly
missing the school and houses.
Both crewmen died.
Villa gers credited the pilot
with sacrificing his life to steer
the plane clear of buill·up areas
or the village.
"I understand the pilot was
wresUing with the .plane to stop
it from hitting us,'' said Pat
Bertra m, a secretary a t the
school. "ll that is right, we owe «lot to him in t'<ealhohn."
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''Our nllDel'lel are n-..e
flat out," 1ald Union's Greg •
LaBrasc:he. "We are givin& our
dealers 95 percent of what tbey
1ot lut year, and they would all
like more becauae tbe demud is
so 1reat. People are topptaa oil
their tanb regularly, wbicb puts
a 1traln oa 1upplie1a." .,
Glp_Omted
!n~ .. flap_
' LOS ANGELES <AP> ._..
A scene that milbt ha~
been funny ln an ep~ of tbe "Keystone Kopg
was cons ide r ed mor
serious by the Polic•
De partment's board oJ
rights. •
An officer who "cauaet'
a pie to be thrown in tilt
face•• of his supe rvisoJ
was find aft.er a hearinf
last ruonth, authoritie1
said Thursday. ._
According lo a jus t"'
released report on Poli~
De partment disciplinart
actions, the fired office!'
also entered the license
number of bis supervisor'f
private car in the depa""
ment 's computerize d
s&oLen car file. •
A witness said the pilot ap-
parently steered into an open ~·.et .-. J~ae, Poliee , ,.,,_ •-AJ ,, recovered the of tbe two . ·~:=-~..,..ma..1-.... WADDILh!._· .•
Ufied lllem as M_,. Donald L • . . ·~· ,Sebuy• 38 Pacific PaU'sades Waddill fs accused of m•r-• ' • ing tbe •o-pound 1s:oune. :... • Calif., the pilot. aJld Lt. Thom• Ja nt lmo'tlfb as Bab' Girl w-.,;;;; D. Wheeler of Madras, Ore., the rt • bo · y --a.' navigator. No local ....Weala • er an ~ rt1qa perforu.,..-,-OP ••re lnJuted. tbe baby 1 18~year-old ...... d
Tbe' jdi WU based at AleOn-mottler.. ....:-lt___ bul'y in eMt England.. . Proseeutor Robe~ Cba"9QOJ1
Witne11e1' said the Pbaotom hu CQnteaded Waddill st~
·RF·4 caugbt fire before tbebabyfearing~would . a>
crashing. and pupils saw ft pus malpractice lawswt !f tbe ,,_ t
their classroom windows about survived wt~h brain .damage
30 y ards a way. Fifty-fiv e r~om the s aJme abortion solu-
children were in school at the lloDn. r Att Ch 1 time e ense o rney a r es
'The children gasped and Weedman h~ insis~ the baby
looked out the window," said was dead or 1rrevers1~ly oo tbe
headmistress Audrey RaymenL verge of ~th by the time Wat-
"Tbe plane. swooped past with di~I examined ~r. about 20to_25
names and smoke pouring from minutes ~r birth. • it. Then we bea rd the sicken.Ing Lt. Smith. told the Jury Thurs-
bang. We just prayed it had not day be. believ~ the. ba~y ~
smashed into the row or houses bor~.allve and making at on ats
behind us." own before the alle~ed murder
The plane rut in a woman's be_cause of information he ob-
ga rden and plowed a long for tamed from Dr. Ferguson. .
hundreds of yards . spreading Testlm~ny fr~m hospata J
blazing de bris . It s mashe d personnel tn ~e tnal so far has
through stone walls and pasture mdica~ed the infant was ne~r
hedges, killing a num ber of breathing normalJy but only m
sheep before coming to rest in a infreque~t gasps. . fa rmyard. In addition, some medical ex-perts have contended such ga.p-
f n g is so-c alled "agooal
Shalf,'s Life
Endangered?
NASSAU, Bahamas <AP>
Reports or a Palestine Ljbera·
tion Or~anization order to kid-
na p the deposed shah of Iran have
prompted Baha mian police to
consider even t.igbte r security
around the Paradise Island house
wberebeisst.aying,officialssaid.
Meanwhile, the presence of
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
in the Bahamas ts stirring
further C<'ncem and stronger
calls for him to leave the coun-
try by mi'.nonty political parties.
breathing" or the last gasps or a
dying infanL
Rather than "crying•• and
"m o v ing inde pe nde ntly ..
hospital personnel have testified
the infant gave a weak whine
and jerked her limbs a couple of
times after deli very. ....
Kissinger Speaks ...
PEKING <AP) -Forrer
Secretary of Stale Henry• A.
Kissinger said today an interna-
tional conference on the future
of Southeast Asia might be Ooo·
structive, if Vietnam was willing
lo withdraw troops from sur-
rounding countries.
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VOL. 12, NO. 117, 4 SECTIONS,• PAGES IN
.,_~-------------Kidneys, Cornea Donated---------------..
Dead Cgellst's -lleart Aiding Uring
.,, Jlaav CLAUSEN
Ot .. ~"911 .....
The WUey Vauabn family ls as proud or 18·year-old
Willlam ln death as they were In We
William. whose favonte paaUme was motorcyclinc.
WIWAM VAUGHN
dled in Fountain Valley Com
munlty Hospital at about
noon Thursday two days
after he suffered head in·
juries when bis cycle collided
with a car.
NINE HOURS AFTER
the Garden Grove youth's
death, three teams or physi·
ciaos skillfully and hurriedly
re moved the accident vie·
Um 's heart, kidney and cor·
neas.
By midnight. young
Vaughn's heart was beating
again in the body of a 36·
y~ar ·old Florida man
Rancho Seco Included
who had been waiting since July for the vita1 organ needed
to continue his nre.
&OGER SMITH, a transplant coordinator for the
Regional Organ Procurement Aaency for Southern
California, said today that the Florida resident is reported
"doing well and stable at this time" at Standford Medical
Center. Palo Alto.
Srriith said the four recipients or young Vaughn's cor·
neas and kidneys are pending tests. He said cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the kidney replacements within 24 hours.
DOCTORS OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
Angeles composed the cornea transplant team working
Thursday night at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
joint team Cron UCLA and Harbor General Hospital, Tor-
rance. is handling the kidney transplant, Smith said.
The dead youth's parents, Wiley and Billie Vaughn.
were toJd earlier-this week by the attending physician that
there was no hope for their son.
Determined that their son's death not be entirely in
vain, the couple discussed the donation of or1ana with
their three daughters. Joyce, Debbie and Rhonda.
"rr TOOK A LOT of thinkin1 on our part before we
gave the approval," young Vaucbn's father said today.
Vaughn said he and his son, a former Bolaa Grande
High School student, argued only about one thing.
"He refused to wear a helmet. I don't know why ...
maybe it was peer pressure, but he just wouldn't wear
one."
Vaughn said his son competed often in cross-country
and flal·track motorcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that she was concerned about
he r son's riding and that it was often the topic of dis·
cuss ion.
"WE TALKED ABOUT rr a few months ago," she
said. "He named the pallbearers he wanted if something
should happen . . ...
Willia m will be buried Saturday afternoon at
Westminster Memorial Park following noon services in the
chapel at 14803 Beach Blvd.
He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Joyce
Styne. Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
;Nuke Plant Shutdowns Ordered
' HER CHARGES RENEWED
/. Catherine Hardin
t
O.lly ~llet SI.Mt ,..._,
'GET IT OVER WITH'
Suspect Hutcherson
f 'I Am lnnoeent'
Convicted Rapist_
1 Welcomes New Trial
By KATHY CLANCY °' ... o.lly Pl ... SUfl Accused rapist Glen Howard
Hutcherson said today he is
109king forward to a May 21 jury
trial "to get this matter over
with.
"I am innocent," the 45-year·
old Whittier aerospace worker
said after a brief pretrial ap-
pearance.
Hutcherson, convicted by an
Orange County Superior Court
jury of. rape, was granted a new
trial last month by Judge Mason
Fenton.·
At the time, Fenton didn't
believe the story told from the
witness stand by Hutcbenon's
alleged rape victim, Catherine
Hardin.
Better Fill
It lfpNow
Within hours of Fenton's de·
cision, a coalition ?' eight
Orange County women s groups
labeled the judge's decision sex·
isl·traditional and declared they
would investigate a move to re·
call him from the bench.
In the aft e rmath , Hutcherson 's ne w de fense
lawver. Terry Giles contacted
Miss Hardin who sat alongside
her attacker al a recent press
conference and said she was
"happy" with Fenton's decision.
The pair then underwent five
days or psychiatric treatment
together, treatment Hutcherson
said today "did some good with
myself and with the girl too."
Giles said he would call the
psychiatrist , Dr. Peter
Ebersol·e, as a defense witness
in the upcoming trial.
"I am glad I now have an ex·
pert witness who sees the facts
of this cue as I do," Giles said.
He did not elaborate.
A pretrial hearing scheduled
in Hutcberson's case before
Judge Kenneth Lae was can·
celed this morning after Giles
met briefly with prosecutor Dan
Bryce.
Giles said as things stand now,
the rape retrial wUJ begin May
21 uni.. char1ea against his
client are di1ml11ed by the
prosecution.
"If they dismiss they are sub·
Ject to attack from NOW <Na·
Uonal Orlani&atJon For Women)
(8ee'l'alAL, Pase AJ)
Tnrk Violence
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2 Killed
By Texas
Sniper
SAN ANTONIO, Texas <AP>
-A man armed with a rifle
fired several shots into a large
crowd gathered to watch a
parade today, police said. They
said at least three persons were
killed -including the alleged
gunman -and 27 persons were
rushed lo hospitals.
About 45 minutes after the
shots rang out, a police special
weapons team opened fire on a
mobile trailer where the gun-
man was believed to be holed
up, and officers removed the
body or a man from the vehicle.
One police officer told a radio
newsman that the man was shot
as he removed a clip from a
semi·automatic carbine.
Two other bodies. covered
with sheets, lay nearby. but it
could not immediately be de·
termined if they were taken
from the vehicle.
The city's e mergency am·
bulance dispatche r , Denny
P artee, said 27 persons were
taken to five hospitals. The
hos pitals said all o r those
persons were alive, and Baptist
Memorial Hospital said of the 12
patients it received. most were
wounded superficially and none
was in critical condition.
About 300,000 persons were
lined along the city's streets to
watch the Batlle or Flowers
parade. one of the main evenCs
of Fiesta Week in the Alamo
City.
Donna Kaplan, who was sit·
ting across the street from the
van with her child, said she
thought the man was armed
with two guns.
·'I just saw this guy stick guns
out the window and start shoot·
ing." abe said. "He must have
had one on each shoulde r
becau.e I saw two barrels stick·
Ing out. They had-a yellow
blanket over them."
No Blacknut,s
Seen in
Sero Area
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Two
top state officials predicted to-
day that Californians relying on
Rancho Seco-1enerated elec·
trlcity probably will avoid sum·
mer blackouts despite the
plant's temporary cloeure.
John BeylOD, chairman of the
Public UUUtle1 -Comml11ion,
and Richard llaullln, chairman
of I.be aaa. WflY comm•toa,
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ON TO ANNAPOLIS FOR COSTA MESA BUDDIES
Kevin McCarthy (left) and Jon Frye
Mesa Teen Buddies
Set for Annapolis
By JACKIE HYMAN ort• O.lly ...... ltaff
Kevin McCarthy and Jon Frye
or Costa Mesa never intended to
run. scout. fly or matriculate
together. but things Just seem to
be working out that way.
They're both on the track
team al Estancia High School.
They're both Eagle Scouts ln
Boy Scout Troop t . They both
want to be pilot.a. And they've
both just been appointed to the
U.S . Naval Academy at An·
napoUS, Md.
"Actually, we can't stand each
other," Frye Joked as the two
di1cu11ed their unexpectedly
parallel lives.
Both were encouraaed to •PP·
ly lor Annapolit by tbelrfatben,
they Mid. n,., tbe IOll of Wayne and
Cara Frye, aald bis father II an
AnaaDOlia sraduat.e ..... former Atr f'oree plla&. Youn& ""1t re·
cel•ed a p,.adeatlal appolnt·
ment, awallable onlJ to tbe
ddldlwl ol Hl'MI' ome.n .. lfeCldlar'• fatllltr wun't ID
tbt "..,bat warb wttb •YICa· tlonal eQUIPIMft\ and bu bull·
ness dealings with naval person·
net. McCarthy said. He said his
rather bas always spoken highly
of the Navy officen he's met.
McCarthy, the son of Joeeph
and Tere McCarthy was appoint·
ed to Annapolis by Rep. Robert
Badham, R-Newport Beach.
Frye, 18, and McCarthy, 17,
'!&id that for casual friends
they've certainly been thrown
together a lot.
They even won a prize
to1ether recently. Alon1 with
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Newport Police
Audion Planned
FlflJ·Dlae blcyelH, 1lx
camera1, a variety of
type....._. md ealnlaton and
two 8*11'eJe• wtll be 8IDOllll
ttema aueUoMd ott Bablrdu by
the Newport Beaeb Police
DeDanme.t. 'tbe ............ WQll•
a.m . lD tbe depertmell&'• pad· lq lot at m Suta ..,._,.
Drtwe ID Newport Ceaeer.
Safety
Reviews
Planned
WASmNGTON CAP> The
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
decided today to shut down t.em·
porarily nuclear power plants
designed by Babcock & Wilcox.
builder or the stricken Three ·
Mile Island reactor.
Utility companies operating
the other B&W plants
volunteered to make the abut· downs for safety reviews and
modifications. One of them is at
Rancho Seco. near Sacramento.
The NRC then voted to accept
the company proposals, but to
formalize them through the is·
s uance or orders by its reg-
ulatory staff that could aJlow
the plants to reopen without
further commission action when
the improvements ar e com-
pleted.
It was uncertain how long the
a ffected plants would remain
shut.
NRC staff members said this
wee1t that it would take about
two months to solve the prob·
le ms they cited a nd perhaps
much longer if complications de·
vetop.
But William S. Lee, president
or Duke Power Co., the operator
of the three affected reactors in
South Carolina. told reporters "I
expect these outages to be
routine, or a very short dura·
lion."
Lee sajd "the specter'' or hav·
ing his plants shut down during
the peak summer months is not
anticipated.
.NRC staff official Harold DenJ
ton was not as certain the prob-
1 em s could be solve d t hat
quickly. Referring to Lee, Den·
ton said. .. Perhaps he's in-
genious and wUI come up with-a
way to do it."
Denton said he expected any
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Coast
Weather
Fog night and momin1
hours otherwise mostly
sunny Saturday. Low-1
tonlabt 52 to 56. Hl1bs
Saturday 66 at beaches, 78
inland.
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Unwelcome Visitor
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NUCLEAR. •
repairs to take at least a month
a nd perhaps longer. Lee said he
did not expect all three of his
utility's reactors to be down
simultane<>usly for more than a
few days.
A Huntington Beach man who
lost control of his car wound up
halfway inside a Costa Mesa
apartment today -the second
lime in two years the same
apartment had been hit by an
a uto.
Police said Edward James
Prieve, 43, of 21661 Brookhurst
St was arrested on s uspicion of
'drunken driving. He was re·
F,....PageAJ
BUDDIES •.•
other track team runners, they
captured second prize in a relay
race at an invitational competi·
lion in Ontario.
Both said they 're looking
forward to Annapolis, which
they enter July 6. a lthough they
have a few reservations.
"It's hard. especially the first ,
summer, plebe summer." Frye
s aid, "although they've cul·
down on hazing."
·'I think they try to scare
away people that might not be
strong enough to make it,"
McCarthy said. "I look on it as a
challenge"
Both said they expect some
culture shock in going from the
relaxed Southern California at·
mosphere to a military college
where they'll wear uniforms and
be subject to strict discipline.
However, they're eager to
pursue flight training and
a thletics McCarthy plans lo
compete In cross-country track
and Frye in rowing. He s~id his
father was on the Navy rowing
team that captured a gold medal
In the 1952 Olympics.
The youths will study for four
years, with a five-year commit·
ment to the Navy afterward,
they said.
What arc they looking forward
to~east?
·Once agaln. Frye and
~cCarthy were ln agreement.
"Nol having a lot or girls
around," they said.
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TRIAL ...
a nd lhe other women's Ub
groups who have erroneously
attacked Judge Fenton," Giles
cont.ended.
"On the other hand, if they go
1D trial they are raced witb some
ioverwbelming evidence," the
defense lawyer continued.
Bryce could not be reached for
comment today.
Misa Hardin, who alleged she
was raped b,v Hutcherson after
he picked her up while she
hitchhiked in Buena Park on
]lov. 22, 1977, is out of the area
.-(t her fiance's home, Giles said.
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portedly uninjured
The occupant of the apartment
al 1130 Victoria St. said today he
may owe his life to the ract that
tie was n't home at the time or
the 1 :30 a .m . accident.
"I'm just glad I wasn't home
watching television." tenant
Joel French said. "I'd have been
dead. My couch and love seat
.are just demolished.·'
French said he arrived home
20 minutes after the accident
and "found a car in my living
room."
He said the same apartment,
then occupied by a previous ten-
ant, was smashed by a car two
years ago. There were no In·
juries that time eiiher, he said.
Police Officer James Warnack
said today Prieve was reported·
ly driving westbound on Victoria
Street at 45 to SO miles JX!r hour
when he lost control or his car at
a bend in the road.
The car knocked down a
s ignpost on a s afety island,
clipped a power pole -causing
e lectric power lo flicker ~ff
briefly in part of the city aJld
mowed down a s mall pine tree
on the apartment lawn before
going throu g h the wall ,
Wamack said.
MesanFaces
Owrgesin
Tax Fraud
A Costa Mesa framing con-
tractor faces arraignment May 7
on eight counts of allegedly un·
derstating his income by more
than $430,000 for 1973 and 1974,
an assistant U.S. attorney in Los
Angeles said Thursday
Lourdes G. Baird, who will
prosecute the case, said the in·
dictments were brought by a
fe~eral grand jury against
Wtlllam E. McLaughlin, 47, for
whom no street address was
available.
She said McLaughlin has a
framing business in Santa Ana
and also has done business in
Anaheim.
Ms. Baird said the indictments
resulted" from an extensive In·
ternal Revenue Service in·
vestigaUon into the cash pay·
ment practices of the conslruc·
lion industry i n Southern
California.
Five other indictments against
members of the construction in·
dustry have been brought this
year, Ms. Baird said.
She said the May 7 arraign·
ment will be held in U.S. dJstrlct
court in Los Angeles. At that
time, McLaughlin will enter a
plea and a trial date will be set
she said. '
An indictment is merely an
accusation and is not evidence of
guilt, Ms. Baird noted.
Denton, who recommended a
mandatory shutdown Wednes·
day. told the commission today
that the utilities promised to
shut down the plants voluntarily .
to conduct new safety analyses,
make safety modUications, pre·
pare new emergency procedures
and improve the training of olant operators.
Denton, the NRC's director of
nuclear reactor regulation, said
three plants already shut down
for refueling or maintenance
will remain out of operation un-
til the improvements are ac·
co~olished. They are Arkansas
Unt• One in Arkansas, Crystal
Rive r Unit Three in Florida and
Davis-Besse in Ohio.
He said the Rancho Seco plant
in California promised to shut
down Saturday.
Duke Power Co. promised to
shut down one or the three
Oconee units in South Carolina
on Saturday, a second unit May
12 and the third unit one week
later.
Already shut down are the two
remaining Babcock & Wilcox
nuclear plants -the heavily
d am aged Three Mile Island Unit
Two and its sister plant, Unit
One, near Harrisburg, Pa.
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SECO ...
no immediate comment on the closure.
Spokesmen for the utilities af.
fected have warned that the
closure reserves to razor-thin
energy reserves to razor-thin
margins that might trigger
periodic blackouts during the
summer.
Neither Bryson nor Maullln,
both Brown appointees, had im·
mediate estimates on what the
closure would do to utility rates.
"Barring unforeseen develop-
ments, California will be able to
cope reasonably well with the
short supply," Bryson said.
Their· comments came after
the Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mlsslon announced today that
Babcock & Wllcox·built nuclear
plants, including Rancho Seco,
agreed to shut down voluntarily.
Rancho Seco, run by the
publicly owned Sacramento
Municipal Utility District and
located ln Sacramento County 25
miles from the Capitol, serves
about 300,000 people in the
Sacramento area.
But the effect of the shutdown
will be fell by the 9 million
c ustomers of Pacific Gas &
Electric, which serves an area
from Bakersfield in Central
California 550 miles north to
Eureka.
Bribery Trial Opens
For Ex-Senate Aide
A trial opened today for a
former state Senate aide accused
of lyl111 to a federal 1rand Jury ln·
veatigallna hla alleged aoUclta·
tlpn of a $10,000 bribe from a man
who wanted to get hls brother-in·
law admitted to the· UC Irvine
Colleare ol Medicine.
Openln1 of the trfal was
cleared Tbunday by rulln1a
from U. S. Dtltrict Oourt Judp
Warrm J . Fefl\l.IOG lA 1 cMe ln·
volvln1 Leonard t:. Moreno, one• ... .tmtnl1trat1ve aide to
formentateSea. AlndSoq.
Mormo allo wW f aee trial on
two otMI' eoanta of lytq to a
1raacl jary, the Judi• ruled. Oae
ac1dlttoul perJur1 coant •11 diam ......
The perameat'1 evldeaee
11ainlt lfDnno ti expected to .
•
come from the testimony of in·
dlvlduab with whom Moreno ta
alleged to have discussed cub payments.
Moreno bas denied knowtn1
1evera1 of the lndlviduala.
Hi• attorney, Ed~ard Med·
vene, contended Tbunday that
government pn>Hcutors inten·
Uonally uked Moreno · •vque
lmpreclae and ambt1uou1':
que1ttona to "~ •nd en· U'1p'' bll client .
llormo allo la charted with
lyln1 about a claim that be
asked for a Sl0,000 bribe from aa
auoetate ol Soac'• aacl all...Uy
fnterC*llftl on tbe man'• blbalf
In eltorta to 1tt a tuo• 1oM from tbe Small B1111De11 Ad·
mlnlatraUon •
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•
Sacrifice
Of Pilot
Praised
LSALHOLM, En1land (AP)
-A1 horrified .ehool cbildren watched from their windows, a
namlna U.S. AJr Force rec:on· naluance jet.on a low·level train·
Ing ntshi crashed lo this north
En1land viUa1e today, narrowly
ml11tq the school and houses.
Both crewmen died.
Vllla1er1 credited the pilot
with sacriftclng his life to steer
the plane clear of built-up areas
of the vllla1e.
"I understand the pilot was
wrestling with the plane lo stop
It from hitting us," said Pat
Bertram, a secretary al the
school. "If that Is right. we owe
a lot to him in Lealholm."
l\ witness said the pilot ap-
par't«ly steered Into an open
area at the last minute. Police
recovered the bodies of the two
crewmen.
An Air Force spokes man iden-
tified them as Maj. Donald L.
Schuyler, 38, Pacific Palisades.
Calif., the pilot, and Lt. Thomas
D. Wheeler of Madras, Ore., the
navigator. No local residents
were Injured.
The jet was based at Alcon.
bury In east England.
Witnesses said the Phantom
RF ·4 Cjaught fi re befor e
crashing, and pupils saw it pass
their classroom windows about
30 yards away . Fifty.five
children were in school at the
time.
"The children gas ped arid
looked out the window." said
headmistress Audrey Rayment.
"The plane swooped past w1th
names and smoke pouring from
it. Then we heard the sackerung
bang. We just prayed it had not
s mashed into the row of houses
behind us."
The plane hit m a woman's
garden a nd plowed along for
hundreds or yards, spreading
blazing debris. It s mas hed
through stone walls and pasture
hedges. killing a number or
sheep before coming to rest in a
farmyard.
I .
KAREN DELAHANTY TM.Kl TO MOTMIR LoMA.-;;-
'A Mlrecte• After Yeat of UMon1da~w•, '
Year In Coma
Daughter Finally Speala
NEW BRITAIN. Conn. IAP• When 22--year-old Karen
Delahanty regained consdou1nesll. abe uMld ber mother, "How
Jonte have I been aleepmai ·-· T'hf: reply: "A ye•r."
Miss Delahanty t1 pcnt that year In a coma -a year ln which.
doctors fir11t said she would oot 1urv1ve, then predicted the
would not awaken.
DOCTORS AREN'T sua.E IF SHE will regain UJe of her
oaralyzed legs and right a rm. but to her parenta the fact that
Miss Delahanty is alert and talkative ia a miracle and a bleu-
ing.
The Avon, Conn .. woman went into the coma when the car
in which she was ridmg collided head~n with a police cruiser
responding to an emergency caJl.
. Less than a month ago. the mother, Lorraine Delahanty, af.
farmed her faith that recovery was possible. She told a reporter
··1 believe an miracles." •
M~ DELAHANTY RESPONDED TO PAIN, even wept,
but never had spoken. On April 12, nurses at New Britain
Memorial Hospital excitedly telephoned her mother to tell her
that a nose tube used to feed her daughter had be'Come dis-
lodged. When a nurse went to reinsert it, Miss Delahanty cried
out. "No!"
The next day. Good Friday, Mrs. Delahanty was ready to
leave after her dally visit to her daughter's bedside. As was her
habit. she was talking fo her daughter, despite the comalole
woman's apparent inability to comprehend.
"I don't want you to go," the daughter responded, speaking
slowly but clearly, according to Mrs. Delahanty.
Cnula l'i~titn Freed
Cos ta Mesa firemen, who used their
"Jaws.of Life" to pry open the van. aid
Paul Joyce. 27. of Orange. He was injured
at about 1:30 a.m. today when he hit a
c rash barrier on the southbound 405
Freeway at the Corona del Mar Freeway.
.Joyce was taken to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport Beach, where he was
~reated but not hospitalized.
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1Pro)>osition i
Causin-g-Woes~
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MORE THAN 1,200 OFFICERS SAID FAREWELL THURSDAY TO SLAIN SHERIFF'S DEPUTY FROM COSTA MESA
Motorcycle Proce11lon Mounts Hiii on Newl•nd Street Near Springhurat Avenue, Huntington Beach
1,200 Police Attend
Mesan's Funeral
By JACKJE HYMAN
Of IN 0.tlly l'llol Sl.tfl
More Lhan 1.200 µeacc offi cers
from throughout Southern
Cal 1 fornrn gather<'d 1 n llunl·
ington Beuch Thursday to pay a
last tribut.e to a sloin fellow of
f1cer from Cosw Mesa
A lone trumpeter played taps
and a 21 -~un salute was fired us
the body or Los Angeles Sheriff's
Deputy George Barthel, 32, was
laid to rest at Good Shepherd
Cemetery
of Ark:.m:>a:-. Jnd Joan Richter or
Torrance
Two m1·n arrai):!nt•d th1'> wt•1•k
in Harthl·I'..., death. Jame'> Lt·ro"
Noble. 24 and Cl ar e n c~
Rohrnson. 21, m ay fa ce lht>
dc•a t.h penalty. a Lo!. Angel":-.
She riff's spokesm1rn said
Murder charges are aJso pend·
Ing against Raymond Howard,
24, of lnitlewood. A fourth man
arrested in the case. Gary M .
Hubbard. 20, of Los Angele:>.
fa ces drug charges but b not u
s•1specl in the murder
Poat-Proposition 13 tax ques·
lions have created an avalencM
that Is threatening to bury
Orange County Assessor Brad
Jacobs and Tax Collector Robert
Citron.
Thal at least is their assess·
ment of laws passed and pro-
posed to enact the apparently
simply worded California con-
stitutional amendment. "They
are creating a horre ndous
crossword puzzle of property
Forum50
Mag Sued
By Do_ctor
An Orange oral surgeon filed
suit against KOCE-TV's Forum
50 magazine Thursday, claiming
hi'.' was Ii be led in a photo
. pub Ii shed in the ma gazme a
year ago
Dr Samuel Po1dmore alleged
in the Oranl'(e County Superior
Cou rt complaint that the photo
made 1l appear a man com-
mitted suicide by taking a pre-
scription written by Po1dmore.
·'The e ntire publication 1s
fa lse because the med ication
wh1l·h was prescribed by the pla1nt1H was 1ncapuhle of cau!.
1ng death." the complaint al
li•gcd
Thl' photo. "h1rh at'com
pu nt ed an art1l'le on s u1c1de.
showed a prescription bottle on
1ls Sid<' in thl' foreground with <t
man lying an the background
The medicine bottle carried
Pc1idmon''s na me. according to
information filed with the suit
Defenda nts tn the s uit in-
c luded Forum 50. KOCE TV ,
former magazine publisher John
{;regory 1.rnd Or Norm an
Watson. chancHlor of the Coast
Commu111ty College Dist rict
which own:. the magazine and
television station
Poidmorc is seeking $100.000
punitive damage ror hbel and in-
Jury to his professional reputa-
tion .
The accompanying article was
an essay on swcide written by
Steve Saxon. roordinator of cur·
nc·ulum planning for the coun
ty's Alcohol. Drug Abuse and
Mental Health Department. E arlier , in the funcrirl service
at Sts. Simon and Jude Catholic
Church. the Rev. John Dougher-
ty , who had marrie d the
Barthels. decried violence Jn all
its forms. from the shot that
killed the deputy to white-collar
crimes and television mayhem.
Fuel Fraud Charges Due
Barthel was killed and his
partner, Deputy James Jlol-
1 i ngsv.orth, 36. of Anaheim.
wounded April 19 while question·
in g a group of men in Watts .
WASHINGTON <AP> The
Environmental Protection Agen-
cy s aid 1l is seeking civil
pe na lties totaling $159,000 from
Texaco Inc . a northern
California gasoline distributor
and I I service c;tal1ons for al
lcgcdly selling leaded gasoline
as unleadl•d.
EPA enforcement ch 1d
Marvin Durning t·allcd thl• ca:.c
Thursday "the most serious in-
sta n<'e of fuel switching ever
prosecuted by EPA ..
"Motorists who thought they
"er<' buyin~ unleudcd ga:-rt'
qu1rt'd to protect em1ss1<>n con
t rol syst<'ms actually were bc>mg
:-old leaded gas which destroys
lhl' auto's catalyt1<· converter."
he said
valuaUona. Jaeobl aaid Tbun· day. ~ ~
Jacobs and Citron were pleu-
lng for increased budgets at. ·a
preliminary budtel Mllioa la
iS-nta Ana Amona the borror stories tltey
told were lhe following:
· . There are 36,000 unsettled
\appeals ol usesamenll levied ln
1978 after Proposition 13 puMd
that are just being proceued now. • The tax collector's staff ls ao
small that when a nu outbreak
hil last fall, 127,000 interest wu
lost on S2 million in tax K*Y·
menls because the a bsences
meant the mail couldn't be
opened. Because of the provisions
for reassessment in Proposition
13. each deed must be more
closely analyzed than before, a
process that bas turned into
"quite a mess." Jacobs sajd.
One "nightmare" example be
caled was a property that had 33.
deeds issued for 1t, all on the
same date. Citron and Jacobs were tk
last to appear in the s tudy
sessions conducted this month
by County Administrative Of·
ficer Robert Thomas He is at·
tempting to hold next year's
ove rall county budget close to
this year's $.510 million level
Suit Filed
In Newport
Political Loan
A man who clai ms he lent
S28.000 to Lee Watkins during h~
losing pnmary election state A~
s e m bly c am pa1~n a ga in s't
Marian Bergeson a nd three
other Republicans last year filed
~uit Thursday seeking reply:
ment of the money
Jack E Rarnes. opera\()r of
Barnes Roofing Company, al-
lt>gcd an the Orange County
Superior Court complaint that
nont: of tht> $8.000 he le nt Watkins Feb 3, 1978. or tt)e
S20,000 he lent Watkins May 3,
1978. has been repaid.
Hts suit. which names both
Watkins a nd Friends of ~e
Watkins as defendants, seeks
payment of lhe cash along wi\b
five percent interest.
After spe nding more lhun
S I00,000 on his ca mpa ign.
Watkins finis he d a disla"t
second in lhe five-candidate
June 6 primary fo r the
Republican nomination in the
74th Assembly District.
Both the primary a nd general
elections were won by Newport
Beach Republican Bergeson.
Balloons Explode
VENTURA 1AP1 Shreds o(
blasted balloons were the onl y
evidence today of up to 10 ex-
plos ions that rocked western
Ventura during the night REV. RONALD COLLOTY COMFORTS MARY BARTHEL
Victim's Son, Edwin, 7, at Left, Also Among Mourners
llolhngsworth, who has re
covered. attended the funeral
Thursday ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Waddill's Defense
Hunting 'Rumors'
The seventh week of testimony
in Or. William Waddill's mu:-d er
retrial ended Thursday as the
defense tried to pinpoint the
source of alleged rumors that
may ha ve touche d off a
)lomiclde probe.
..-Waddlll's chief accuser , Dr.
~onald Comelsen. took the wil·
•Jless stand for a second time
0'.J'hursday to say he had heard
, that the infant Waddill allegedly
:atrangled had been revived by
Westmins t e r Community
.Hospital personnel before Wad·
dill arrived at the hos pital
nursery.
Weedman has insisted the baby
was dead or irreversibly on the
vt•rge of death by the time Wad-
dill examined her, about 20 to 25
minutes after birth.
Lt. Smith told the Jury Thurs-
day he believed the baby was
born alive and "making it on its
own'· before the alleged murder
because of information he ob-
tained from Dr. Ferguson.
T estimony from hos pital
personnel in Lhe trial so far has
ind icated the Infant was never
breathing normally but only in
Infrequent gasps.
In a grim note. while Father
Dougherty was speaking again!>l
vio le nce, llunlington Beach
Police and SWAT team members
d o lled tall buildings a nd
hillsides along the funeral pro-
cession route In response to
anonymous phone calls allcitt:d·
ly threatening to disrupt the pro·
ceedings and harm other of·
f1cers.
However, no disturbances
were reported.
About 300 police cars with
lights nashing and almost 100
motorcycles traveled the route
from t h e c hur c h to th e
cemetery.
In addition to his wife. Deputy
Barthel lc.'avcs his son. Edwin, 7,
and daughter Camille, 2; his
pa r e nts. Edwin and Erma
Barthel of Venice ; a brother,
Butch Barthel of Washington,
and two sisters. Carole Gillette
• But Cornelsen , who has
.testified be saw Waddill choke
:the baby two years ago, could
;Jlol recall who told him of the
•J>urported resuscitation.
In addition, Dr. Thomas
Ferguson said he had told
:WestmJnster police the baby had
peen "alive, crying, breathing
•nd moving independently"
"beca"" that ls what Comelsen
;,_ad related to him.
Speedy Recovery
Chronicled Sunday
'· Ferguson tesUlled he called
'Westminster Lt. John Smith, a
'~alienl or his, at Comelsen·a re·
[11uest aner the pediatrician
.came lo Ferguson's home
• ~veral days after the alleged ~)nurder and rePorted aeeing
~addlll "1tr•n1le and suf·
!:rocate" Lbe lnf ant. .
•: Waddill la accuHd of murder· tln1 Lbe two-poul'.ld , 15-ounce in· ' mot kaowD M .. ,,, Girl Weaver
fter an abortion performed on : bdr'• 11-rear·~ld unwed
People who don't set their
clocks ahead one hour before re·
tiring Saturday night will have
to speed·read these stories In
Sunday's Dally Pilot.
REMAJlKABLE RECOVERY
Medical eaperts say it takes a
year to rehabilitate a
quadrlple1ic. John Roas-Dugan,
a . form~r star athlete from
Newport Beach who was
paralyzed In a car accident last
June, took· five and a hatr
mon\hll ·and' has resomed his
career u a doctor. Read about
bl• couraseoua comeback. . . . . . . . . . . .
IODINl'8 nNE Cure for
cutl and acratchn, maybe a
dash in Uit 7 The medJclnaJ ele·
meal's llJOd for a tot more than
tlaat, • JOQ'U INm from H•r·
riette Wltmer and eon Jim in a
story about their 50·year-old
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( UNDAY' BET)
family chemioal firm1that's the
Business of the Week .
NO PLACE LIKE ..
Apartment living has very at·
tractive benefits, and some real
problerm. A palr of You/Your
Money stories looks at rules,
regulatioal and rentals meanl to•
c u re the worst of tenant.
headaches.
ANCJnlE& OOIUC -Robert
Conrad aaya bis batteries are all wried. up Qver the role he's
won in 1 new series. "The Duke," bis seventh apln on tM
tubl. But thtR time he'll be more
than a comie mutcieman-he 'II
be an ex-prileOgbt.er
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wtth 2 types of Nitrogen plant rood use any 11me of the year
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Open Those Garage
ALWA l' ON THUaSOAV O&PT. The current
Newport 8Hcb nap OVf'r a propotal for blanket ltllrch
warram. to dlstov r llleiat 1arage uses In town hll oow
earalated dPliciously
The Pf"O(>Onent or th«-blanket search a, t~1anntn1 Com·
mlqlontr Allan Bffk of Balboa Island, hart hit lht pubU c
pnnu with a I tltr df'fendang himself Or his noUon,
-nyway
Bttk' ~lter noteft thf' Pff' had an enormoua 1lule
over the blanktl earch warrant Idea with such outlandbh
analysis u1ae llna the City tlall funcllon11r1u11 would be
seareblntt all the blanke t in ~eis
That lme sounds famlhar
AS TO THt: I N PECTION plan. Beek wrote. "No one
need be adm1tl d to the house The inspector merely
stands tn the alley You open your garage cJoor and he see&
··Dad-Blame II, Charlie. Who Ftang Open Our Garagl! Door?"
that you have s pace lo park your car or cars off the s treet
That is all. He never comes indoors
"He looks only al the parking space. He must not
notice if you are printing money or distilling whiskey in
your garage ...
Through all this. Beek appears to be trying to offset
the notion that his blanket search warrant would be a step
toward Orwell's "1984.'' Beck's effort. however, apparenlly failed to impress
former Ensign publisher Arvo E . "Hop" Haapa. who also
wrote a teller declaring in part. "Next step in the Beek
scheme would no doubt be H citizen informer cell in each
community to s py on neighbors : then would come the
threat of the knock on the.• drn>r in the middle of the night.
:.ind Orwell's 1984 would he closing in on us ··
Cl.EARLY, BEEK 1s having trouble shaking the 1984
bt1gma. We should h('lp h1 m in this .
So that City Hall mspc.·ctors tan determine thht you do
not havl! an illegal bc•droom, pool hall or sauna bath hid·
den behind your garage door, all Newport residents s hould
leave their garage doors open.
TROUBLE JS, this would expose us all for what we
really are JUnk collectors and rubbish hoarders. Think
what an awful 1mpress1on this would me1ke on our beuch
visitors from La Habra and Fullerton.
So if we have this mass inspection, we should do it on
Thursdays before all the l>ee1ch guests arrive in town.
Better yet, we could require all residents to have
automatic garage door openers and give City Hall a cen-
tral control syste m . On Thursdays, a bureaucrat could
then flip one switch and every garnge door in town would
OJ>en at the same lime for msrection.
Just think of the efficiency.
, On second thought, don't think of 1t. That really docs
start sounding like 1984.
Punishment Fit,s Crime
.
Flood Da
Wheat Crop Threatened, Thousand. Evacuated
1111.\iiielalM-....U
Rlalq Red River nooctwaten, aurstnc toward an expected
crest today, chw-ned •lone a l~mlle front ')f prime prairie
rumlttnd rrom Grand Forks, N.D. to Wlnnlpe1. Manitoba,
lhreat.enina the area's important wheal crop.
Otnc.ial1 ln Winnipeg aaid by early today some 2,&50 people In
the Red River Valley notified the Canadian 1overnment of their ~vaculitlon plans. The Valley, aoutb or Winlilpe1, baa a popula ·
lion or between 12.000 and 15,000.
,-
. NATIONAL GVA&D HEU COPTEa S planned to contlnue
thelr night! today over the upper Red River Valley, the crews
scanning vast Oooded areas in search or ma rooned farm families.
"There was waler as far as you could see colng north into
Cunuda," one helicopter pilot said after a night Tburaday.
THE FLAT. FERTILE Red River Valley allows no real
drainage. Flood waters s pread over wide areas. threatening a
score or towns, breaking through farm dikes and overflowing coun-
try roads and interstate highways aUke.
In n0rtheast Louisiana, heavy rains along the Mississippi
River produced flooding in Catahoula, Concordia and LaSalle
parishes and the evacuation or 175 families.
In the New Orleans suburb or Slidell. some 100 families left
Energy Panel Backs
Gas Rationing Plan
WASIDNGTON (AP > President Carter has rescued his standby
gas rationing plan from almost certain death In Congress by prom ls·
ing special help lo states where motorists drive greater distances.
The Senate Energy Committee voted 9·8 Thursday to recommend
tha t the full Senate adopt the propos al, which would go Into effect on·
ly if the president declared an
energy emer gency.
A House commillee previously
voted to reject the proposal, but
there are indications sentiment
in the House also is s hifting in
its favor.
Under the rationing plan,
gasoline coupons would be is·
sued on the basis of how many
Family N umb
As 'De ad' Son
Returns Home
COLUMBUS. Ohio <AP l
.James and Ma xine Ulankenship
had finis hed cc.11ling relatives
with the b:ctd news a nd were
starling to think about funeral
arrangements Then 1h1! door
opened, anct in walked the son
I ht•y lhou~hl wa!> dead
"'I L shocked us "to dec.1th when
he came w:1lking in,·· Mrs
Blankenship said. "I 'm still
numb."
Ke nneth L. Blankenship. 23,
loaned his motorcycle Wednes-
tl a y afternoon lo John (;
Snyder. 22. also of Columbus
SNYOER WAS RIDING alone
about 2 p.m. when he crashed
into a parked ca r. Franklin
County Sheriff's Deputy Robert
Wt•st said. Snyder died at the
sct•ne
Mrs. Blankens hip heard
s irens going to the accident
scene, just a few blocks from
her home. She turned on a radio
that scans law enforcement fre·
quencies and heard officers re·
port the license number of Ken·
ncth 's motorcycle, she said.
cars are owned by eac h
motorist. A person who com
mutes 50 miles to work in Texa11
could receive the s ame number
of coupons as a resicJenl of Con
necticul who com mules 10
miles
LATE WEDNESDAY. White
House a ides c.1grced to a com·
promise under which 10 percent
of the nation's gasoline reserves
durinJ! a serious shortage would
be used to alleviate regional rn·
equities.
· Governors in states of high per
capita gasoline usage, m ainly in
the West and South, would be al·
located extra coupons which
could be used to make the ra·
tioning system more fair
UNTIL ('ARTt:R promised lu
offset the 1>0tcntral imbalancl',
k.ev llous t• and Senate member!> Had said the rul1onrng plan would
have been reJectcd rn the com
mittee without the president's
new proposal.
"That tipped the balance ... he said. •·along with the realization
that the energy situation is real-
ly serious."
their homes Tbu.nday when water from Lake PobldaaJtraia
unable to drain into the Gulf ol llexleo. •
Thunderstorm• soaked Alabama a1aln on Thunday:a~
in1ha m reported lll wettest April 1n almost 80 yean. A •
rainfall record set in 1900 -13.06 lncbea -waa 1urpaaed
day nilbt when the total reached 13.47 inches. ~
And reaidenta or 1Qulh Mi11l11lppl stra11led back to
homes. u the Pearl River continued to drop as it nowed tow
the Gull ol Mexico. \ • 'i ...
Plans \lisit With A my
Palomc. Kressman. 10. Portsmouth. N H . fourth -grader.
asked President Carter at a town meeting about i'lis
daughter. Amy. "I envy Amy a nd I think if I was the
president's daughter, l would boast or brag, and I won-
dered if Amy does·1 •• Carter replied , and promised
Paloma she would be receiving an invitation to the
White House from Am y.
HANFORD <AP) A Judge,
saying he believes in "creative
sente ncing," has ordered a
weekly newspaper publisher to
1)rint three editorials on the
dangers of alcoholism as punis h·
ment for driving while intox·
1cated.
Ralph L. McKay, 49, publisher
of the Lemoore Advance, must
write and print the editoriali:.
within a year instead of serving
a six-month Jail sentence
TOO f'RIGHTENED to go to
the accident scene herself, she
said she asked an aunt, Louise
Murton. to go and find out if
Kenneth was involved.
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SACRAMENTO CAPl 11\e
allromla APembly ls aendlng a
me11aae w the members or lhe st~• Coastal Commbsalon. Explained Au emblyman
l.arry KapUorr Thur1day· "We
are not happy with them. The
Coa•tal Commlaaion has been
som ewhat arbilrary . hilh·
handed and eJiUat In their at·
tltudes ·• The mease1e was an tbe form
of AB 13 by Louis Papan. D·
Mlllbrae. which passed to the
Senate on a 50·20 vote.
KAPILOFF said. "We voted
th1t bill out because many or us
who are environmentalists . . .
wanted lo send the Coastal Com·
mission a message." •
The bill would make the fi rst
major change in the coastal pro·
tection zone. More precisely, 1t
would change the inland boun·
dary or the coastal zone in the
Santa Monica Mountains to ex·
elude 8.75 square miles.
That would leave out the
Palisades Highlands develop-
ment owned by Charles Chas·
lain, and pave the way for the
de velopment or up to 2.120
homes, 1,850 of them in Chas·
tain's project.
School-bound youngsters walk on shoulder of fenced off
Pacific Coast Highway m Malibu and past hillside that
CalTrans geologists say as m imminent danger of fall·
ing completely, s weeping across the road and de-
molishing several beach homes. The triangle-shaped pile
of rocks in center of hill was formed by small slides that
began on Good Friday
THERE ARE now 900 homes
in the Palisades Highlands de·'
ve lopmeot. The Coastal Co m -
mission, created by legislation
in 1976, would approve only 300
more homes. 700 fewer than the
developer wanted.
But Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
had indicated he opposes the
bill. which is identical to one kille d last year. But it may
Love Triangle Fatal
Bizarre San Diego Caper Unraveled
SAA Dl ECO (A p I The former girlfriend or
a N1genan athlete says he was frustrated in his
love for the estranged wife of the psychologist he
abducted before being shot by police following a
dramatic freeway standoff
Lillila Clark. 21. a former pre-med student at
lJ S International University. says she had hoped
to marry Newman Augustine Osebor . 22. of Lagos.
last January and claims he's the father of a child
she·s expectin~ th1s s ummer.
Osebor abducted Dr Richard E. Townsend,
38, and forced him at ~unpoinl to withdraw $800
from a bank Wednesday in an apparent attempt to nee the country
POLICE BELIEVE HE was the killer of the
doctor·s maid. Candela ria Puentes, 28, and her
.ot-year-old daughter , Norma. Their bodies were
: found Wednesday night hidden in Townsend's
, home about three hours after Osebor was slain
· following a standoff with police during which he
· held Townsend hostage in the doctor's car on In·
, terstate 8
Miss Clark recalled Osebor as a man emo-
ttooally torn between her and the woman he loved
-35-year-old Suzanne Townsend.
Osebor met the Townsends in Ar~· ca several
_years ago and li ved with them for abo 18 months
<Jfter arriving an the United States. He as attend·
mg USIU on a track scholarship ,
MISS CLARK SAID Osebor was often
depressed just before she dropped out or school
last February and returned home pregnant to
Washington. O.C
Townsend also had a stormy side and they fre·
quenlly argued. although he continued to frequent
the Townsend hom~ after moving into a dormitory
room late last year. Mrs. Townsend reportedly
separated from her husband last month.
Walkout
Continues
BERKELEY <AP> -
A strike by an estimated
seven employees of the
student-run newspaper.
The Daily Californian.
s erving the University
or California continued
today. with manage·
m e nt reporting that
tires had been slashed
and windows broken.
Pickets walked on
Thursday outside the
news paper's offices ad-
jacent lo campus and
some news department
e mployees declined to
cross the line, said City
Editor Camille T ren-
tacoste.
Call 642-5678.
Put a few word5
to work tor ou.
nevt!r make it to Brown's desk.
Papan aaJd he will mer1e it into
another coastal bill, AB 462 by
Henry Mello. {>-Wallonvllle.
Mello's measure la not as con-
troversial as Papan 's. which
foes say gives special treatment
lo one developer and sets a
dangerous precedent.
Mello's bill makes relatively
minor changes In the coastal
zone in Santa Cruz and Mon·
t.erey counties.
Norbert Dall . coastal
coordinator for the Sierra Club.
said, .. We presenUy are not op-
posed to AB 462 as it stands. But
we defmitely would oppose it 1f
Papan's item is added to it."
Papan and supporters. includ·
Ing Assembly minority leader
Paul Priolo. R·Malibu. said the
lines or the coastar zone were
St.eiger Case
Riglw Fight
LOS ANGELES CAP>
The Marvin-style case or
Rod and Sherry Steiger
has moved closer to trial.
with a judge ruling that
Mrs. Steiger's rights dur-
ing the relationship could
be asserted 10 her $3
million lawsuit.
Mrs. Steiger. 38. is seek·
ing half or the 54-year-old
actor 's income during the
e ight years the.Y' lived
together both m and out
or w e dloc k . S h e h as
estimated that fi gure at
$600,000 a year
STEIGER s a;s any
··Marvin-sty le '" ri ghts
were wiped out when the
couple married m 1973 and
s i gned a pre-n u ptial
agreement s pecifically
k eeping their pr oper ty
separate and barring her
possession or his property
But in his r-oling Thurs·
day, Superior Court Judge
Robert Fainer said the
prenuptial agreement
"certainly doesn't destroy
or e Umin ate or waive uny
'Marvin' rights."
improperly gerrymandered to
include the Palisades Highlands
development. .
But opponents. led by As ·
semblyman Howard Berman. D·
Los Angeles. said the zone in the
Santa Monica Mount~ins-was
properly drawn either to the
first major ridgeline or five
miles inland.
Assemblyman Art Agnos. D·
San Francisco. protested that
''thls la a oae-mu lliD -• • rich-man bill. There are ..._.
who have suffered the ....
hardlhipe who don't bave •
money to hire a lobbyist to ~
bill... :
Answered Vactor-Cam, 0-
Mountain View: "I'm not too
ampreased with Mr. A1no1~
arguments. If he i1 ftrriecl
about poor people, we aboul4
abolish the coastal zone."
Cops Wound Teen
Fleeing in Yard
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A teen-ager who was shot by police while
fleeing into the backyard or a murder witness remained in critical
condition today. a Sherman Oaks Community Hospital spokeswoman
said.
Carlos Washington. 15. and two other boys were allegedly pusbini
a family vehicle down the street
m the predawn hours Thursday
wh e n uniformed patrolmen
stopped them. A 13-year·old re-
mained in the car and was ap-
prehended . said police Lt
Charles Higbie. The other two
fled
The Washington you th -later
de sc ribe d by a f a m il y
spokeswoman as a "good. sweet.
gentle boy" dashed toward
the backyard of a house two
plainclothes police officers were
guarding. Higbie said.
lloflcot t SOMflla t
SA LINAS I AP > Cesar
Chavez. president of the United
Farm Worker~. has asked con-
sumers to begin a nationwide
boycott of California iceberg let
tuce to bolster t he union 's 14·
week-old strike aga inst tht-
state·s growers
.. After three months of strtk
1ng, we've come to the con·
dusion that very little progress
has been made in the last 40
years" to resolve labor disputes,
Chavez said.
Mea#ure Ba~ked
SACRAMENTO 1AP 1 A ball
to allow local leg1slat1ve bodies
to waive the required 24·hour
notice or publtc meetings m
t•me rgenc 1es h a s wo n i.tate
Senate approval
(..____SI',_:4_TE __ )
Tbursday·s 21·3 tally sent SB
110 by Sen. Ray Johnson, R·
Chico. to the Assembly.
Poliqf Pulled
LOS ANGELES CAP) A
limited open border policy to al·
low Mexican workers to enter
California could reduce exploita-
tion of undocumented employees
and increase tax revenues, Lt.
Gov. Mike Curb says.
Curb. who 1s in La Paz. Mex·
ico. for the three-day Comm-
m1ssion of . Califomias conve'1· taon. said Thursday that it must
be s hown the Mexicans would
not displace American worke~
before the program couJd be in·
1t1ated
Corona Seeb Delafl ;
VALLE.JO CAP> -Juan
Corona. accused or killing 25 niJ· grant farm workers, has asked a
Judge to postpone his new trial
until he can get new attorneys.
Corona told visiting Colusa
County Superior Court Judge
Richard Patton on Thursday
that he believed "lhe case is go·
ing unJustly and I have some
other attorney in mind."
Why is it that women often find them-
selves stuck with the most uninspired ca r in
the two-car family?
Why indeed. Especially when you con-
sider that in Los Angeles, an automobile
is almost a physical extension of one's body.
She said Osebor's relationship with Mrs . And when, moreover, there 1s an alternative. the BMW 528i.
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1lw 0.-•n~ ount.y Couocll on A•ln1. a private non· prom eof1)0radon. this k told the count~ Bard t
SuptontMrs U donn'l like lN 'Ila)' senior procrama are be·
ln handk-d by C'OUnty 1ov•mm nt •
Tht' tx\Mrd l"t' pondt"d by a1reeln1 to form a commit
tet.' to tudy JlO.' lbll' r r1anhtallon or the county's
· ntor ('ttitl"l\S CouncU.
Wh11«-th form Hon or allll anolht-r atudy commltt
m <'OUnty RO\Cmml'nt L ~crettablt>, Jn tht case It 11 pro·
l>ubl> rM.~-ded
Al thl1 am • um , hoYle n •r, tho t• conc(!rnt'd about
the prohh.•m of thf' county' nlor clUt na hould reoll1t'
lht•~ an.• hwohl·d in an all too romtUar ln(l· on.i rtvalry
Cur dollaf'S and, authority.
For ~xampl •. nlor &d\'ocatH In I t th(\ mama&c ·
ment of naor a rtalr houtd ~ tak n away from t.he
C'Ount)'1 hugl' lluman rvk s A ency where, th y
chdm. they ure being ubver1 d in a bure ucratlc mot.~
And pr1vute pro\'lden say too much money la oolnK
spl'nt 011 mana~t!nwnt cost with a r e ultlng hrlnkttge or
dolhu-s uvuilable for direct aid programb
Sudl rompluints may or may not bt' valid That's up
to the new commiltttt' to decide
And the m~moorsh1p or that comm1ttcc bhould keep
in mind that senior programs must m Into a system und
should not expect to be given a planet of their own to
dwell on.
UCI Goes Nuclear
Given recent events at the Three Mile Island nuclear
power plant. it came as no surprise last week that there
was a lot of interest in a 'talk at UC Irvine by William
Wadman, campus radiation safety officer.
Perhaps more interesting than Wadman's talk on
the Pennsylvania accident were later remarks on Irvine's
nuclear safety program. ...
Wadman made it clear that he believes that more
technicians are needed to keep pace with ever-expanding
nuclear research programs. UCI, he pointed out. has its
own research r eactor , the state's fourth la rgest
nuclear fusion program and extensive studies involving
radioactive isotopes and X-rays.
More people are needed. he maintained. to handle
state·mandated licensing programs, training of
la boratory technicia ns in proper handling of nuclear
materials and general surveillance.
Wadman probably is right. given his view of Irvine's
research programs. The unfortunate fact is that reli ef in
the form of increased state budgets is not going to be coming
along in the near future. given our cost-conscious times.
Sweden Backs Kids
I laving led the world in the application of universal
social security and the development of sex films. our
Swedish friends now have come forth for children's
rights.
The Swedish parlia ment has passed a law that pro-
hibits parents from spanking or otherwise "humiliating"
their children.
Proponents of the la w argue that children do not
respond well to physical punishment and it may even
damage their social attitudes.
To the suggestion that the law might be somewhat
difficult to enforce. they say it's really intended to alter
the "public consciousness" and improve parental at·
titudes.
To this end the government will print informative
brochures outlinin~ children's rights.
It'::. one thing to legislate against child abuse. but this
law has to be close to the ultimate in bureaucratic in·
tervcnllon in family life. One may only hope it works bet·
ter than Sweden 's total welfare state effort that now
seems to be cruising in rocky waters.
Sweden may be a leader in arousing social conscious
ness but we 'd just as soon leave matters of child rearing
up to the parents on this side of the ocean.
• • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ot the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot: PO
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321.
Boyd/ Railroads
By L. M. BOYD
Q. "How long ago was it
tha t the railroads were al
their peak?''
A. That would have to have
b een 58 years ago. There
were 253,000 miles or track
nationwid e i n 1920.
T he highest ever. And the
figure has since been dropping
steadily.
Q ... llow come television
can show pictures or curreo·
cy while ne wspape rs can't
legally do so?"
A. What's outlawed is any
reprodu c tion, s uch as a
photograph or photographic
plate. tha t counte rfeite rs
might use. Videotaped
re productions are useless to
counterfeiters
lo the "London Times' ap·
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full bottles of a mo.ntillado
s he rry or Haig a nd Haig
whis ky, a nd r e turn them
ready for insertion of ::i sh.ip
Prompt, conscientious work
guaranteed."
Presumably. the powers
t h at be i n that t own or
Arvada. Color., have changed
the wording or the old or·
dlnance the re that reads : "If
a str ay pet is not cla imed
within 24 hours . the owner
will be dest royed."
One of New Zealand's bet·
ter weightUfters Is a man
named Precious McKenzie.
No two members or the
Screen i\ctors Guild ure
permitted lo use the same
name.
Thal device known as ~he
pinball machine only goes
back 48 years. First of same
was called the Whoopee
Game.
0 . "How does It baooen
that 'My Country. 'Tia of
Thee' haa the same tune at
·GodSavetheK.ina'?''
A. The writers of both
fllcbed their melody from an
ancient German aon1book.
Samuel P'. Smith 1>ut tbe
.... , Coualry. 'Tis Of Thee''
lyrtc1 to It ln um, and didn't
realbe it had alniady been
1wlped ln En1la nd until hit
own tune became a hit.
You don't 10 to the "~·
tea" In South Alrtca, you 10 to
the "bioecope."
Nicholu Von Hoffman
Nuclear Game Still a Gamble :.
W<t hive evolvC'd a new w1y of
havtn1 old men send 1oun11 ones
to dl •~~. thlr hn been
tho padflll1' dt8crlptJon of war.
but It ml1hl alto be used to d
llnf'lt ournuctearen1lnecrpreB·
ldenl '• acllons In the day• at\e r
Thrtl' Mii l11land . H~ hlll Ul>
, 1>01oted • commllll!IOn of middle
1aed and older people to report
oh tht' c•u ts or white knuckle
Wtl'k Cit 1'Ml
Without datlyln.c ov('r• thf>
ubu•ncc of u Ingle r eul
environmenl
al tle hter llkt> ~-.... Or B urr y
'om moncr on •
tht• com ~-lfr T
mihlon. you ~ can't heir but
wondl'r I put
tin " people
with le-;s to ~
losl' on 11uch a
body won 't
affrct what they report ll ':-.
bCt'll e11timatt.'d let's hope er
roneously that SO m o r e
pl'rsons In lhe llarrisburg area
will contract cancer than would
havt' If the radioactive whoop:-.
al the Metropolitan Edison plant
had noL occurred. They won't
g l'l the disease this year or next.
P a ul Har vey
but in 10. 20 or 30 years. after the'
actuarial llfe expectancy of the
comml11lon membt!1"8 has been
realized.
80M£ FEW older people a re
so mid at getting old they enjoy
having their juniors perish. but
thcrc is no nc~ to s uspect thetw
commission mem bers of bein~t
nntlquariun sickies. Doubtless
they a re well motivated. and if
t hey muy be too old lo have to
rucc the consequences of the de c1slon~ they recommend. they
have children and grandchildren
who assuredJy will.
The point Is that nuclear
power is o gamble. a good gam
ble the people who want it say.
but no one contends there is no
l'le m ent or risk. The decision to
take the gamble. then. should b<·
mad e by thos e who hav<'
som ettung to lose. For us Ion~ as
a nyon<• can reme mber. con
servalives have ObJected to in
c;eas1n g the nal1o nul debt
be'tausc it "mortgages" the next
gene ration's future . H saddling
younger JX'Ople. c hildren and th('
unborn with mstallmcnl pay
ments 1s wrong. what do we call
playinl( casmo with their health ''
P erhaps Mr. Carter isn't play
Vf.RIFICAll ~
1ne Dr. Atomic with the queauon January 1919. includlnt Uancon
and th11 l1n't one or UM>te Pftf· D ec. 2. 1918, tha t causelil
1dtnt!al commluloAI created '°"-autOmatlc ·scram.a' or 1uddile;
go forth and never be heard of e mersency shutdowns of tbe ,...
again. Nonetheless. in bls mott actor."
recent press conferences. he left Beyond that are two OU..•
Ult to draw the astoundlna In· scrams that month and liDoa
ference that it was t he each acram pull a atraln oeAe
bureaucrats wbo cause all the whole mechanism. the m~
radloactive trouble : nu m ber of emer1encles
"THERE IS NO way for us to
abandon the nuclear s upply of
energy in our country In the
foreseeable ruture. I think it
does not contribute to safety to
have a bureauc ratic ni1htmare
or maze of red tape as licensing
and siting decisions a re made.··
He r e he 1s. talking about
b ureaucratic constraints in a
discussion of atomic sarety and
the possibility of another TMI
when the salient lesson of TM1
was that there were no r eg.
ulatory. no bure aucratic. no
restraints imposed on Met Ed so
rar as one can see.
The New York Times reports
that Mr. Carter 's own Nuclear
Regulatory Commission's "rec·
nrds show 10 failures of various
kinds in the cor<' coolin~ s ystem
al the reactor from April 1978 to
them selves became a safety de·
feet. The plant had a bistor'T of
broken pumps, stuck valves. la ..
accu rate instrum e n ts and
human mistakes . all duly re~
corded in the files of the Nucleae
Regulatory Commjssion.
YOU WOULD thJnk that wo.W
have been evidence enough to
wrap TMI in so m uch red tape ij,
looked like a Christmas presaa
but nothin g was done. The
transcripts of t he Nuclear
Regulalor,v Commission meet-
ings during the days of doubt
m ake it perfectly clear that the
commission was contemplUous
or the technical competence or
Met F.d's staff. Ve t it was pre.
pared to sit in Wasbingtoo and
wonder and wait with a passivi-
ty combining the inertia of civil
servants and Buddhist monks.
Comm1ss1on Chairman Joseph
Hendrie m the midst of the criliils
talking about himself and the
governor of Pennsylvania: "We
a re operating almost totally in
the blind. his information 1s
a mbiguous. mine 1s nonexistent.
Staff member Ha rold Denton
on Met F.d not telling the com·
m 1ss1on what's happening at
TM I· "It JUSt s eems hke we art·
a lv. a)" ~econd . third hand:
s L·cond i.:ucss1ng the m . We
a I most ought to cons id.er thl•
chairman talking lo the owner of
the shop up there a nd get
!>Omebody from the company
who 1:-. going to inform us about
these thm~s m advance ... "
Starr me mber Roger Mattson.
"It took us until midnight laRl
night lo <'Onvincc anybody thCJt
those> ~oddamn tempe rature:
mea~urcmenl~ meant somet.tung
The Met Ed engineer!> at TM I
haH' )ct to gN that reactor
down tu lukewarm but the gov
crnmt>nt ':. regulator y function~
and lhl' prt'i-1dl.'nt ·s policy
lead ership have coml' to that
OlU('h dlS{'USSed M'rl't>Chmg. cold
:.top
Statistics Don't Favor Low Drinking Age
There is no more flagrant ar
front to our school age sons and
daughters than the practicl' of
their parents putting an ··x·· on
a movie.
Presumably that "X" s ays
that until you become "X" age
the movie is
dir ty.
Com e now
if it's filth
it's filth . It
has nothing to
do with how
old or young
you and I and
t h ey ma y
happen to be.
Our di~
cerning offs pring read ily rel.'·
ognizc s uch hypocn by for whut
it Is.
NOW Wt: <.:O M t; to the
questio n of on arhitrary drink
ing age for yo1111i:: pt•opl~
Today's avf'ragt> tcl'n aH•'I' 1~
Art Hoppe
taller. heallh1cr. h <ind~omer und
s marter than th<.' :.1vc•ra~l' of an~
pre ccdJng generation
B ut his JUd gml'nt ha ~ not
matured al lh<' saml' rntc
Physiologically <ind h1olog1cal
ly 17 is older tha n 1l used to I>\•
but the maturing Of JU\ en1le
"Judgment" has not kept pace
T his we c<in demon:-.trate with
teen-age divorce stat 1st 1cs. with
narcotics misuse statistics and
with comparative uulomob1lt·
accident stallstics.
THAT IS why automobile ac
c1de nt ins urance costs more for
those under 21. Enough of them
h ave demonstrated that their
"judgment" does not yet match
their dnvmg skill
Young people badge r ed
µolltic1ans to lower the voting
age in 197 1 and lh<.'r<•afler dem-
o n s trnlt•d u sin~ula r dis 1n-
tt'rest m votmit
~1an.) st<1tcs promptly lowered
thl' dnnkmg agt• also
But automob1k accidents m·
volv1ng young drinking driver:-.
l'Scalatt'd !-iO r;.1p1dl y that f1Vl'
states havt• now 1ncreused the
tcS?a l drink1ni? age and two
oth<>rs are about to
Last March Chicago re-raised
the legal drinking <1gc to 21 an
response to 1rn.:reased accidents
and 1ncr<>a s t1d d r in k-related
vandaLis m
0 r . 11 t' n r ~ B c ll s o r t h t·
R e hab1l1tat1on Insti tute of
C'h1<·ago presented lo the city ·~
<ilderme n convinc ing e vidence
that auto accidents involving
tc('n·agers had increased 33 per·
l'l'nt since lhe drinking age was
lowl'rt.'d
TO THOSE who a rgue that our
Army accepts teen-agers. Dr
Bells responded. "They m uy or
may not be good fighters : 1 don't
kno w ~1 bo u L that But I · v e
pa tch<'d up e nou g h broken
bod1c~ lo know they are lou~y
dn vcrs and drinker:-. "
Under the new law a nybody
se lling booze to a nybody unde r
21 can lose his liquor license.
Fourteen s t a t es never did
lower Ule drinking agt•.
Fiftet'n slates continue to al
low 18-year-olds to buy liquor.
A comparison of accidept
statistics between the "wet" and
''dry " states dramatically cor·
roborates the cause-effect re·
lat1onstup.
One o f t h e goo f y 1n ·
cons1stenc1es which re mains in
most all states aHectiog acci-
dents involving drivers of all
age:. 1s that laws a rc passed
agumst drinking drivers.
Then taverns are put out on
highways where the only way to
get to or home from one is in u
car.
Celibacy May Be Key to Church's Durability
Pope John Puul 11 has w1r-.ely
reaffirmed thl' Ct•llbncy n·qulrc'
me nl for all prlt'Hlfl and nun:.
Reli gious l~11ue~ aisldr. t'cllbucy
has proved to be on1• of tht' k\1y11
If not th<' k<'Y t o the·
chur ch's worldly succt111i;,
By leavin g the· propagntlon of
the faithluJ to the laity . C11thohc
clerics h ave
been able lo
d evote
themselves to
more lmpor.
tant matters.
Con11equently.
ror the past
two millennia
the c hurch
has been the
mo s t In ·
flue ntlal und e nduring In·
s tttutlon In the h isto ry of
Western clvllizalio n.
"Once apin." as Dr. Homer
T. Pettibone so aptly put. tL last
week, ·'the Pope haa shown the
way."
oa. n a llllONE 11 execudve
director of the United ADU.sex
Drive, a aoclal·con1cloaann•·
ral1Jna oraanlaaUon. "We are
appeaU111 to sect ulana of all
f altbl to Ul1nk carefully not only
a bo ut Ute 1ood wprka the
Catholic Church haa '°ne down
throuiti tbe centuries," "e aald,
"but nhm the power, the fame
und ttw rnutenul wealth 1l has
uma11. t>d nlonJt the way We feel
111~oplt• will then see sex for what
11 Is. It 1s n monumental wustc or
t1 mf'."
Ur. Pettibon(' said the most re·
t'l'OI Nludles s h o wed t hnt
/\m~rlcuns. who ar(' not even
fo'rcnch. devoted 3 2 hours per
dO y Or 20 perCPnl Of their
waking t1ml' to thinking
about, lulkln~ ahout. r eading
u bout. view Ing d e pl ctlons or.
preparln1< for, a tte mpting to
avoid or Indulging in Ion fleeting
occasfons> sex.
"Any individual who re
nounce!'I ~ex thereby immediate
ly increases his or her overull c f
fi ciency 20 percent." he pointed
out. "And that's ..sr.ven days n
week. Hert at. last Is the secret
t.o powtr, fame a nd fortune in
one euy step."
MEMBERS of Dr. Pettibone's
oraanlzaUon are only too eager
to testily to the be nefits or
celibacy.
"I waa a povr-rrtc ndtess
$100·a ·Wftk stock clerk until I
gave up aex" says Bert L. ot
Flint. Mich. "With the lime I
uved I wu able to complete a
correspondence course In ac
countlns. I am now a book·
keeper tor • larae pet firm. Last
year alont'. I wus a ble to em·
b t• z z I e s 4 3 . 5 7 8 a n d t w o
parakeets."
"Now tha t I siave up sex. my
w1f<• doesn't have headaches a ny
m orl'," s ays Har r y J o r
T renton, N.J . "So I was able t-0
trude her for a used R.V. with
cv('n less milea~e on It ..
1t'lrla
"I just wish I'd thought or it 20
years ago." says Mildred I' ..
mother or 12.
··1 USED to be a 97 -pound
weakling a nd bullies would kick
s and in my face to embarrass
me In front of my girlfriend."
s ays Edwin W. of Chicago.
"They don't anymore ."
"Heaven knows we tried to
give it up." claims He len J . of
Miam i. "But my husband would
com e hom e night and s hout, ·1
gave up at the office! I gave up
ut the office• · · ·
.. If I hadn't g1 ve n up sex.
honey:· says Irma la Nuit, re·
tired ... , wouldn't quallry ror
Social Securit.y. · ·
"I ac h ieved power, fame.
fortune and cut three strokes oN
my handJcap," cla ims Ayatollah
K. ot Tehran.
''And. believe m e, am I ever
a tad he did," says Mrs. K .
Ll&E ALL testimonials. some ot tbe9e ma)' not be beUeved.
8ut U Dr. Petllbone IO rlptly
points out, there ll no treater
livln1 tetUmonial to celibacy
Lban the Catholic Cburch.
"Glv•n1 u p au doesn't
neceuartly mean you ·u endure
for 2000 yea~.. be cauUou · .. But lt'a a ltan."
NATION OAllYPILOT"
's L1Ut Distillery tU Close
PEOIUA, Ill. tAP> 'l"heH
are lobe'I' da). 1n whiekey coun
try.
ram W er a Uf clol·
Sober Days Hit City Where Whiskey Was ~g
I Uaa ta diltlUer-y 1n Peor a, Ow
IMt ln a city where bourbon
maldq baa been a maJOr bol1
Mii Cor mo~ than 100 )'HI'S So,
w1i1ere more than a doa.n planc.s
Olk"e m adt-rorn wh kt'y on lh
buks of lho lllinob River. now
&Mre wJU ~ nun •
I
··WHEN YO ll ENSE or
security ts ruped Ilk · that. t1nd
ras>t+d ia the -'Ord for u, a kind of
tush 1oes through lhr "holr
• c ommunit y ." aid Mary
Jl'rtiemnn, who ~ ~urk..-d t-l
years on Lht> botU1ng hnl· .. ~
day we 11ot the news, there w1.•f"\'
men 1.•ryilljt Kl their de ks ·
f nllatlon Tips
The plant, Hiram Walk~r·a oo
ty U . buurbon d lzdlll~ry und
onte t.he world'• luaHt, will bf
phued out by lht NMt of 1•1
Of/kiah1 J •Y r ••nJC cotll • .iov
t'rnme nt regula tions and a
dc•('llnlnR marlu•l for whh1key
a rf' to bl1mr fo r lb tlUSJo&
Tht>y hu ... ,• prorn11ed w do what
tht•y cirn to ht•lp 1,050 e m ployee ,
at •I Otht•r JOb!.
THE DIHTIU,•;av W,\S lht·
ccood largel'lt industrial plant
10 thl' rlty Jnd the 1 lth hugeifl
l'mployt•r in Lhl' urt·u Lai.l year
••lont', 1l 1nud niort• than $1.J
million in 11.>1.·ul lUf'!I
H e r e Are Ways
To Save Gasoline
NEW YORK 1AP 1 Your fam ily s pending doesn't have lo go
up JUSl because the Consumer Price Index k eeps rising.
L1UJe Uungs can make the difference, say consumer advisers
and other people in the business of inflal1on-watchmg
GASOLINE PRICES, FOR EXAMPLE, went up 3.8 percent JO
March. according lo government figures released Thursday. That
'means you'U have lO use 3 Ii percent less gasoline to keep your
budget balanced
Here 's how.
Check t ire pressure regularly You can lose about 2 percent
'in fuel economy for every pound of pressure under the recom-
m ended level. Suppose you let your lire!> gel JUSt one pound below
the m aximum . You're wasting two cents of evt'ry dollar you spend
for gasoline.
( J
Remove unneCl'!..!>ary (;().\ .'il M~E H weight from lhe car. Are you . = . s t ill carrying ·around that
sack or sand you stuck in lhP
trunk m case of a winter emergency? An extra 100 po unds of
weight cuL'i fuel economy by I percent for the ave rage ca r There
goes a nother penny
·'The picture looks pretty
1rim," Hid Bob Arnettl of Lhe
Greater Peoria C humbe r of
C-Om~rce "Any lime you ta ke
thle many Jobs out or the
economy It's going to be felt."
One who will fee l tbe closing
hard 111 Melva Meacham, who is
211 and hill 14-0rked at. Walker U
yours. Uer husband has worked
there 16 years and they have two
l'htldren
"WHAT ARE WE going to
do"·· she asked, "We JUSl built a
new house, our ftrst house, the
one we saved for My husband
JUSl shakes hJs head. He 'll be 41""
and no matter where be eoes. it'll be lmposalble for him lo
build up a 30-year pension."
ln addition to the unemploy.
ment problem. City Manager
James Daken said, there will be
a loss ol tax revenue.
But lhere is more to it lhan
~conomica. something more
b a s i c a n d a b 1 ctl n a . Th e
e mployees call thems elves
Walker people and s ee that
cluster or red brick rack houses
at the river 's edge as not Just
another plant but as an i ostilu·
lion
THEY SEE THEMSELVES as
D e ep l'alley of l'enus
a sixth generation of the dis·
tiller's art in the heart of
America's Grain Belt. And, with
the passing of their plant, so
goes their history.
"There's one thing about
Walker people," said Mrs.
Freeman. ·•w e drink the pro-
duct. We're very Joyal t.o it. ADcl
even now a lot of people are so
trusting in Hiram Walker,
believing lhat it's going t.o slay
after all, that Hiram Walker will
be good to you , But not
anymore. ll s over · ·
The dis tilli n g industry in
Peoria began in 1844 with an en-
trepreneur named Almiran S.
Is your car propt•rly tuned? A poorly tuned car can use J lo 9
percent more gasoline than one in good shape That's three to nine
cent~ of every dollar
Learn how to drive with economy in mind Accelerate
'smoothly anrl try to drive at a steady pact:. ilvo1ding stops an<l
start ~ as much as po~s1ble Depending on present rlri\'ing habits .
you tould S:lH' up to ~· nickel of ev,,ry dollilr
This is artist ·s impression of Venus· nft
valley wh1r h is three miles deep, 175 miles
"1dt <.and perhaps 900 miles long
:vt ca~urcmcnts ''ere made by radar map-
p1 ri g 1 nst ru menb on l'toneer Venus
Orb1tt'r. Thi~ 1~ th<: largc::.l canyon yet
fuund in the solar ::.~stem
NONE OF TIU: .\ROVE STEPS TAKES a lol of money or ef·
'fort And assuming you s tart out in the wors t possible situation
under·1nflatl'd trrt?s. extra weight, poorly tuned car and bad driv·
ing ha bits you could cut your gasoline costs by 10 percent or
more. For every SlO you spend on gaoline, you'll save Sl. And ~'II more than offset higher prices. ·
Smokers Susceptible
Other gasoline-saving efforts are more difficult and expensive.
But they can still payorr Cigarette Users Vzdnerable to Pollution
The Credit Union National Asl.oc1at1on Inc. compiled l.ome
figures in connection wilh a model ener~y·saviog program for
credit unions. Here are examples or what you can do and how
much you save
CA MBRIDGE. Mass IAP >
Cigarette s moker s appear lo
have m ore trouble than non·
s mokers in clearing t heir lungs
of dangerous dust, and this may
make them more s uscepUblc to
diseases caused by air pollution.
a study shows
-BUY RADIAL TIRES; SAVE the equ1 v.alent of 2 cents a
gallon.
Buy a car that gets 10 miJes per gallon more lhan your cur·
rent auto. save 14 cents a ga llon.
Team up with a friend or neighbor to drive lo work instead
or using your car every day ; save 7 cents a gallon.
SMALL SAVINGS ADO UP JN other areas of l.he budget al>
well. Food and beverages went up I percent Suppose your family
s pends S50 a wee k for food. Assuming price rises in your
supermarket t'Xaclly match those in the Consumer Price Index
and they probably don't that means a SO-cent inc rease in your
weekly bill. Fifty cent~ may not seem like much. but it will help
you stay even
Esther Peterson. ~pec1 al assistant to the president for con·
s umer affairs. provided figures on how much protein you get from
different foods. At c urrent prices. she found that 20 grams of pro·
tein about one-Lhird of the daily requirement for a young man
could cost as litUe as 13 cents or as much as SJ.JO, depending on
whether you choose dry beans or lamb chops
A research team says that
based on a test on 12 people us·
ing a harmless s ubstitute, 1t
believes that s moke rs' lungs re·
Lain five times as much dul.t
from toxic, insoluble minerals
as those of non-smokers.
THE RESEARCHERS SAY
they are at a loss to account for
the difference. but the study
may he lp explain why asbestos
workers who s moke are 90 times
more likely lo d ie from lung
cancer Lhan non-s mokers.
... LLOl'D•!i
"
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KETTLES
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NOW 55995
Exp S/18/79
garden shop
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6-Sided Pine
GAZEBO
We1ghl ot deck 325 lbs
Type of WOOd· Pine
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OPEN MON. THAU FRI 7..e, SAT. M . IUN t-6 VISA. 202.8 Newport Blvd. (ot Boy St.) Costa Meta. CA 'l'JM1/(71')646-7,,1
The resear ch, conducted at
Harvard and Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, is being
published in the May 4 issue or
the Journa l Science.
In the study, three s mokers
and nine non-smokers inhaled
harmless magnetic dust. After
ll months, the smokers still re·
I ained half the original dust in
their lungs. while the non
smokers had expelled all but 10
percent
THE RESEARCHERS SAID
that s mokers a pparently face a
double risk or lung damage from
the cancer -causing agent.s 10
tobacco s moke and the inability
of their lungs to clear poisonous
dust.
Earlier r eports 'have noted
that smokers who a re exposed to
such pollutants as asbestos have
a far higher rate of lung disease
than could be expl a ined by
either the toxic dus t or the
tobacco acting alone.
The test usrnJ! magnetic dust
was conducted by David Cohen
of M IT°s Pranc1s Bitter National
Ma gnet Laboratory and Or.
Joseph D Brain of the Harvard
School of Public Health.
•REMOTE
CONTROL
SAVE
5400
Cole. By the end of the CivU
War. there were 12 dlltllleri• ..
WHEN Hl&AM WALKS& opened~di1Wlery in 1134 wttb
a fire dis]>lay in which a
huge lie of Canadian Club
tilted across the sky and filled a
glass, it was toute d as tbe
world's largest.
It seemed natura l lo be here
where everything was cloee at
hand: The bes t grain. cbeap
coal._ a navigable river, pure
well water for superior maab, f
willing labor rorce. So what hap.
pened "
.. The problem is our costs a~
going up much more quickly
than we can increase our
prices." said A E. Downing,
president or the parent com-
pan y. Hir am Wa l ker -
Gooderham & Worte Ltd. of
Toronto. Canada.
''MERELY TO Kt;EP the
plant going and also to comply
with existing gove rnment re-
gulations would have cost ap-
proximately $19 million and we
still would have been le ft with
exhorbitant operating costs."
Downing said it would cost S66
million to properly modernize
the aging plant. S8 million
a lone for scrubbers so it could
burn coal and meet sta te and
fede ral EPA gu.ldehnes.
He also blamed "excessively
high unemployment insurance
a nd workmen's compensation
costs in Illinois ..
Further. Downing admitted,
people aren't drinking as much
whiskey as they used to. Young
drinkers have moved to wine,
beer, vodka and rum and away
from the big Walker P,roducls
such as Imperial blend whiskey
and Ten High bourbon.
J IM BURTIS. PRESIDENT or
Local 55 of the Distilling, Recti-
fyin~ and Wine Workers union,
vigorously denie d t hat high
s a laries and wo rkmen's com-
pensation le veb wer e to blame
"Those were minor,'' Burtis
said "In my opinion. the big
thing was the EPA. all the gov-
c rn ment regulation~ I care
about clean air and water. but I
also want lo eat. ·
HlRAM WALK•.:R INTENDS
to build a bottling plant rn Fort
Smith. Ark . for its cordials,
whose sales have grown sharply
rn r ecent years Jt also wiU con·
tinue to operate distilleries in
Ca nada, France. Scotia d .
Spain. Argentina and Mexico, as
well as a redi(ying plant in
California.
Hiram Walker labels will tx.·
sold to other companies on con·
tract. ··r can r emember as a boy
there were 10 or 12 distilleries
a round here ... said Jerry Hayes.
ba rte nde r at th e Dis abled
Amen can Veterans club, as be
µoured a shot of the bar favorite.
Wagner Deluxe bourbon.
"There were G&W and Na·
t1onal and Century Club and tht:
Old Rock Springs Dis tillery.
Hiram Walker bought them ail
o ut or elst• Lhey went out of busi-
ness. For years now there's been
notbang but Walke r," he said,
"And now there 'll be nothing.°'
M,aGNA\O(
12"
lkd& White
sasoo
ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES/ AT YOUR 8
Slayer FerFlaaael ..
Senito
Prison
A Bu.na Park man
baa bHn M nl•nced to
four yeara ln I hle
prl1on afte r pleadln1
1ullty to vo luntary
man1laup~r for ahoot
Int a man durln1 a
quarrel.
Troy lbtUnal.Y, 24, en
le rt d Ow pin thl1 week
I n O r a n1 e Count y
Supenor Ct>urt lie waa
ehar•ed with 1hootln1
J oseph Allt n Thebeau,
24. of Wtlmlna ton Sept
29 durtna an era&ument
o ul11dt '9httl n 1 ly 's
But na 1'1r k apartmcml
1'hflbuu w 1 cairrylna '====~·;•"'::~::""'=:'-=-=..,.=-=--=-==-=-======-4=1..=7_. a bayooet "'ht•11 ht> wa. ,;;; hot one'\' In tht> ht>Md,
Walter D. Douglas of
N~wvort Beach has
been r ecognized by
th e C h1ld r en s
llosp1tul of Or ange
County by having a
win~ 1n t h e n ew
hospital tow~r named
for him. Douglas is
pust president or the
hospital's Board of
Trusl<.>es and current-
ly serves as head of
th e C hil dre n s
llospitul Founda tion
of Orange County.
»rru rdln~ l o rourt
Capital to H t'\ ldenrt•
OSI Au~tion .... ,
CB Convention
WASHINGTO N I AP> L1dy liurk Y"
d ropped by to explain a (lr'OJt'rl lha t '• takt1n up
m ost or her time . thti l''lriit l nt.-r n1tllunal
Convention of CBers , lo ~ ht'ld hen! lttl8 sumnwr
She expects 30,000 to 40,000 cmren band radio
fans from Mcross the C'OUnlry to hake ad\ •nl•ti~ oJ
the vacation season to utttind tht> J un.-\9 July I
convention.
CBE KS FROM OVER~U;AS At.~0 HAVE
expressed inte r est , inrtudln.i a ~rou~, from
Australia lttat chMrter~ a pl•ne for tht• tnp
F e d e r a l Communtca.t ion::. (.',1mm1ss1on
o ff icial s. con~res s mt"n ic nll indus t ry
representat1vt:'S wtll bl• on hund to answer
questions about CB radio and tu dt'monstrat~ its
uses The American Lung .soc1:1t1on. "'h1ch will
receive the net pn>t't>eds rron Ult> con,·enllon. 1s
be lping to pla n Ole event
Lady Buckeye 1s Susan Blaunch, s registered
nurse from Mnncttn. Ohio. nd a C&>r for 16 years.
Why is she spending so much time on ltt1s
project?
"WE LL, l 'VE B EEN A M E~BER of Manetta
CB organizations for six ) t>ars ... she replies. "but
we could never ~ct ever) one from the government
a nd induslrv out thl'rt' to~etht>r to ans wer our
questions ab()ut en ..
So s he deC'1d ed to bran~ tht> C Bns tu
Wa s hington.
When lbt:'y get hl•re. she sa.> s. they 'II bt' met
by reprcS<'ntat1ves of tht> FCC. the Oepitrlrut>nl of
Transportation and la"' makers "ho h&\'f' ugrot'd
lo part1c1pate an Vltrtous panel d,isC'ussmg such
topics as CB regulalJons. other pt-rsonal r11d11>
services mrlud1ng ham and gen~raJ mobllt> radiu,
the proposed 900 mel(aheru commurucauons band
and public safety uses or CB
"This will be an opporturuty for all C&>rs to
visit on a personal ba 1s w1ltt those "'bo make and
enforce our nation's la"'s and influence the -use of
CB c hannels ... she says
"VIRT UALLY E V ERY CB EQl'JP'9EST
manufacture r will be on hand with a dtsplay of
products.·• she adds "Merchandise wi ll be
available for purc h.,se. o ft en at s pecial
·convention' prices
There'll be entertainment too, Wllh shows. by
country singers Donna Fargo on June 29 and
Conway Twi tty on J uly 1 Dances also are planned
for the nights or J une 29 and:.>
And , or course, there's plenty or non-CB
activity in lhe nation's capital for family members
wbo. Uke Lady Buckeye's husband, are not CBe rs
Tours of the While House and Congress, the
Smithsonian Institute and other museums should
be or interest to all.
Those inter ested in t he Inter national
Convention or C Be r s should contact Susan
Blazavicb at 14 Bela Vista Dnve. Manetta, Ohio
45750.
Th t' () I Ill) It{' (' 0 u s l
Y Ml'A "'" pomior lln
I.I I I t• ' h I b I l I 0 ll &I 0 d
ilUl'll\ln lit ., II Ill May 1 l
Ill thti Wtt l(tro Pederul
~u,·int:l4 uncl Loun A s
i<ut'lhl 100, -& Corvorntt.'
Phu••. l 'oro1111 tfol Mur
• Got o probl1•11i"' The11 u•nte to Pat Oun11 Pat 1r1/l
rut rt-d rapt'. 1J•'ll111g tllt' u11swttrs and action you 11eed
Ill snhlt' mrqu1l1t•s 111 got'l'rnmn11 alld bu.m1ess ,\fat/
your qut•stmns 10 l'at l>unn At Your Sert'lC't' Orunge
Coast DadlJ Pilot. I' 0 Hn.r 15611 . Costa M esa. CA
9:?626 J\s man11 /t'tters as pos$1blf' 1n/I be an~wered.
ttur phont'd mquint's or lellers not 111cludm9 the
rt•o.1Jtor's lull nanw. oddrf'ss and bus111ess hours· phone
11umbt>rC"amwt OOC'o11s1dered Th1s C"olumnappeorsda1
/µ t' Il't'J)l Saturdo11s ..
So•r A part111"9t 1t'ork Rrqlfirftf
D F \H l'AT What rl t>l'S a l..indlord haH· lo do
111 l ht• lint• or mukrng rcpmrs lo ::-t..iy \\1lh1n thl'
l ~I\\ ' ~h apartnw11t hu::-a nurnbN of gl11ring dl··
fl•t•ts \\l;tdl tht• "'' rwr n •ful'cs to fix. so 1·c1 likt• lo
fi nd 11111 t'\ill'l h \\hut n •p111r::-ht• 1::-lt'g,111) n •<1u1n·d
tu 111 ,11..1• G. I. . Sunta Ana
T ilt-California l'h•ll C.'odc> rt-quhvs that a ren ·
ta l d"t'lllnl( be-In a "tt'na nt.able c.-ondition" suita ·
bit' rl1r burn an onupane'. The leJ!I lature has
t' ' I .a b I I ' h t' d ' I' t' c· I ( i c ., t a n d a r d !t f o r
J"tam1ornl( H•nantabllll> .. \ landlord must
prt,,1dt' a ht>altb ~. s af e pl ace
lO II,,. ~1tb · .. roof that li'iU DOt leak \\hen it
raia : duon aad v. lndov.s that a re reasonably
wcare: plumbing that 11\0rks, including both bot
and cold .. at~r : a heatf'r that Is in good condition
a nd are to opPraU-: lights and wiring that a re in
.. are v.or1dng condition : noors. stairs and railings
that are In good repair : i.ufficlent can' or hin!t
with COH'r"l for tra'h and garhage: and the pre·
miW<i should he frtt from tra'ih and garbage with
no mice, roac~. ratH or other JM>St"l. All otht>r de·
f Pcts art> "negotiable" Ite m!> which the landlord
ma) cboo~ aot to r epair. ~
Sundat1 Dun Doe•n't End Debt
DEAR PAT I've always heard 1t was against
the la w w dun a pen;on for a debt on Sunday and
that to do so negated the debt. Js this true"
Somet1mes I have trouble collecling overdue re nt
because the only time I see my tenants Is on Sun·
day and l'mafraidtoa11k
P.T ., Huntington Beach
Sin« your questioa Involves personal and legal
aapecta. an aUoroey saggesta you .eek advice
from yoar penoaal lawyer about the approved
mellaoda of debt coUecUoa, pankuJarly la tbe area
of avoiding llaraumeat la colleeUoa tec:halquea.
UDOfnriaJJy, however, a &Dday c:on&ad wltb a
peraoe w11o. own you a Jua debt doe11 not cancel
OAIOeE• wn1'n ..iu i. ~Oft _,,,..,. at ' oo tile debt. MAA~AU.~E"'1 OANHEA,ret
!Oent ot 0r1W9, C.. PautO •••1 GI'
April 2S 1'1' He '""•""'"'-01 '"" Forre,ieo L009e-tlle First B•cim1 °"'"" .. MonrOlll• He -~ • C••tl E119i-10r Ille FlFft'-11re & Auo.
lier c_., '°' .0 ·run Sur••-.,.,
Iii' wife l'lot9flc.e Of Or~. C. .. •••· ter M•r .... el Undrootll .... IWOlflff
Cu9tne llOI~ of 01110 Metnori•I
PM •I l~ H..,,..,, Lawn 1.M..-oal
C,..P"I ~~}4
G•JIVH HOOPER RALPH (,PAVE!> r~\I
dent ol ~ ~ ~ PM.,.a •••t
Oft AP"ll zi, 191'1 .._ ll $WYi-11¥ '"'
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Loltn"fl Dltt~r• Fro• Cotd~•I
DEAR PAT: How do you tell the difference
between a lottery •nd a cont.ell " Somf' of the con
test lntormal1on I itel lhroua.h the mall !Klund11 Ilk~
a lottery to me, and I know lhal'• Illegal here
J R , Newport. 8 ettch
Mo<lftl 011 .. Mot\1U<y Of Colt.9 Mew
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aotterlel, wt.Ida, except for lla&e.opera&ed °""' are prolllblted b7 law fro• bel•I eond.c:led
Ulroap die •aU.. Te be a llUery, a telllleme muat
lllvolve u eetry fee, aa eiente•t of d1ance •n4
prize•. c.a&eltt tllat IHol•e tome detree of 1111111
llil llOADWAY HUT are llOt CONWered leUerlell, accordl•I to pottal
MOITUAIY MARGARET H1111v. ,~, Of aa<ortdetl. 110'Broadway AN11e1"'· c. P.-d -•, °" ""'11 ~ Ulat rec)•lre eMIY feet u111all)' IMltl•
Costa Mesa ~.':~= ::::,;' .. H~~ b1 teedl•I ~ fer•• .. Hllle9 H a raDClom
642·9150 Mew ~iSM malll91 llM. 'l"M nrlt ~II Yery llmpM, Hd
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CXelT910fY. Flower Shop ere11dclllltlr•11 ., Mercer ltt•IMI, ra•1e ,,.. A ...... ·~··· ...... lar1e a
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PACIPIC YllW :;::;..:: -::C?:\t': ~~i court dale mutt tMt .clv.n &o • Km•tl Cl.Im• Coubert
1•1DlllALPAll ~. ,.._ v.... Men!Wy ,.," defendant' I• O"'ff I tlmt limit, tJf' C'lft )'tM.t _.,.
Cemetery Mortuery ""· 1ervtd wftb paptin only 1 C"OUPht ol d•>'• In ..,. ~ vance of the "'"'" he1rln1., C IJ • Cotta Mell .,
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County Set~
Road Policy
8)' KATHY CLANCY
Ol•o.MYNll .....
A new pollc)' 1overnln1 when cities are and
ere riot eU1lble for a share of Orange County gov·
ernment road funds was adopted this week by
county supervlaoni.
The-new guldellnes came on the heels of
s upervisors' threats last week to withhold '486.000
ln county runda for three local street projects ln
Irvine and San Juan Capistrano because or dlt·
rerences between ell~ and county plans for long·
range highway build.ina.
Under the now-adopted policy. the cities and
county must agree to a joint study of the need for
revisions to those 1001-range highway plana.
AND IF CITY OFFICIA18 act on their own to
change local road-buildin1 proposals, the city
would automatically become ineligible for a share
of county road funds
The issue arose over what previously was an
informal county policy governing distribution to
cities of the county's sha re or state gasoline tax re ·
venue
In the past. the county has shared part or those
funds with cities for local street projects with ltte
aim of developing a unified county road network.
BUT ntE INFORMAL policy also required
that cities participating in Ole program have long·
range road-building plans that match county pro·
pos als .
Irvine and San Juan Capistrano officials re·
cently amended their street plans, deleting pro·
posals for rour local roadways county officials
col\tend will one day be needed.
T he new policy requires city om c1als to meet
with county planne rs first and complete a Joint
study of road requirements before any revisions
occur.
PETER HE RMAN, AN AIDE to Supervisor
Tho mas Riley said boltt Irvine and San Juan of·
fi cials have now agreed to a jomt study over their
disputed road issues.
As a result. Herman said. Riley will as k
supervisors next week to release the $486.000 in
road funds for lhe local c1ty proJects
Irvine City Council members recently deleted
two miles of Culver Dr ive between Boruta Canyon
Road to the future San Joaquin HJtls H.!ghway
from their arterial highway plan, along with two
miles of Trabuco Road bet ween Jeffrey Road and
Culver.
In San Juan. council members e hmmaled a
two·mile s tretch of lforno Creek Road west of
Ortega Highway and a one-mile stretch or La Nov
1a A venue ea::.t of an extension or Camino Las
Ram bias
Horse Slwws Eye d
Plan::. an: under v. a) for hors t> shows 1n
several di\ 1s1on~ for the Or:.tni.tl' Count) Fair Jul)
13·22
I/ Y"• "°"' t s•o•~. F•N•r• Ho•·S•o••' Pol•
"'"Y brol1cl yO•r '°'-•· •to or .,
,, /or ltu. I 5i-su(). Oar Und Year ~--~...:;..io._-. __ _
RAlllTI INSUIANCI c.it ••
191' HARBOR IOU\.IVAllD COSTA M
GOLD
SALE
HUGE INVENTORY OF 14K
AT FANTASTIC SAVINGS-
2 DAYS ONLY
FRI APR 27th 9AM-5PM
SAT APR 28th 1 OAM-SPM
DANA POINT
JEWELRY
24671 LA PLAZA SUITE 3
DANA POINT
DOWN THE STREET fROM YIC8
MARKET IN CA. ht BANK aUILDING
-SPECIALISTS IN WATCH a JEWELRY
REPAIR & CUSTOM JEWELRY-
"' '"'' J .... 1,.tJ 1t,H•t ••".\•If ,,l\h11 '•·"-fWJrt k+ th 11 t11f•lO -.-W.U
f~ntj,.t 'ftmh1 "iO""
The hunter:. and Jumper. dl\'l"tlon 1s sch~duled rcn-Jtll;. 21 and the ¥.~,l~rn dt\ '''on for July 22 -;:;:;-;:;=--:..-_-:.,-:.,-;.:;-=-------------~
Entry deadline 1s July 13 Find Schusss what you want in the Skiing
Further information .... C1va1lable b) calhni? classified ads o f the Dail y Pilot. 642_5678 751 ·3247 or wrilrn~ lo 88 Fair Uri\~ Co!ttd Mesa
92626 -----=============================~ • • •
Entries
For County
Fair Slated
Ho me.m ade item s
from clothes and foods
lo fur niture will com
pele for prizes In the
Oran ge County Fair,
scheduJed for July 13·22
al the fairgrounds 1n
Costa Mesa
Deadline ror entr ies IS
4 p.m J~ 1.
New compet1tlons m·
dude ethruc sewing and
men-only categories. an
eluding one for senior
citizens
Jnformal1on 1s ava1la·
hie by C"allmg 751 ·3247 or
a t 8 8 ft' a 1 r 0 r 1 v e ,
Costa Me11u
• • •
Fair Craft
Fonns Set
Ent ry forms and in
fo rmation for submit
tint( crafts items to the
Ora nge County Fair are
no w available at the
f11 lrgrounds, 88 F a ir
Urive ln Costa Mesa, or
by calUng 751-3247.
Inform ati o n w i ll
outomatlcaJly be sent to
nnyone who entered last
year
lnformatk>n can be ob·
t a lned b y c alling
751 ·3247 or from the fair·
~rounda admlnlatratlon
bui lding at 88 Fair
Drive
Seminar Set
f'ountam Valley high
11c hool tudent Phillip
H aynes la a mong 120
11tudent1 Invite d to a
r<1nftrt'l'k'e on 1raduate
tralni.na for a deve&opans
com munlt)' 1t Western
M tc h lg.n Univer11ty
and tht CM.rlet Steward
Mott Found•tlon or
P'llnt, Midl.
If y_,.~t...., '", ........... -'" .......... . ca.ttff.__, .. O.Hy
.. .... M11671
** Grau'I OJ.cuing **
!\on-Surgical Facelift
Er ase line~ and wrinkles
without s urgery .. ---------· 1 1st Treatment I
I & Analysis $10 I '----------~ • '1al.t'UI>
e \\:nlnR
• F.yf'la .. h Tintl.n(
• •.urupc"a n f acial!i
• '.\a ii \\ orl. 'hop • llt>f'P PO,.f' ('lean_t,fojt
OPf"n 'lon·1'11 111·5
311111 , .. .,P'Jrt Bl~d.
;\t'" !)()rt 0.-ach
114 6i$c.lt'21
~ YI ta Ori Mar
Redottdo Bndi
213-373-8739
ESTATE SALE OF
JEWELRY-
CRISTAL-
PORCELAIN -
BROlVZES-
CBINA -
SILVER
and ••re.
Lo t1 of diemond "09' and earrings.
gold c:tia1m , tine china and
crvsul, bronze-s, some turn1
April 27, 28
and29
ture, 01b, chandehen, bran
llMP5. etc
Something f0t everve>M
-from S 1.00 up. f re«
admmtQn Bank of
Ameflca, Meiter °*"· chlek,,
t()fne tenm
..,.,,~bit
Inspection of atl nwc:Nndill
Ftdly. Saturdey, tnd 5'nlly
2 · 5 PM. and 7 -8 P.M.
aewport
gallerlett ltd.
2542 West Coest H91W.V
Newport Bach, CA
(71•)Ml-2200
COMSMltl •m ACCW t• .. .....
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Pop Rocks Inventor's
Business Exploding
-SAN FRANCISCO-CAP Whal
kind ~ mlnd thlnkJ up product.a Ulul
expJodiq candy?
MeaauwblJe, Mitchell ls busily
worklnc on Ideas.
"I 'm worklnc wttb tbe melon rt1ht
now," be aald. "I don't know what
FlidlV, Aprll 7'. 1 t79 OAILVPl\.OT
ART Of ml HANDICAPPED
APRIL 28
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
"I'm bukally a farmer type. I like
to wort wttb fnalta and vept.ab&ea, '·
aaya ST·YMr-old WUU1m A. Mltcbell,
the 1llver-h1lr d father of Pop
Roclca. a crackling confection so
popular tha t adolescent black
tn•rket.a have appeered In achoola all
I'm aolnl to do with It, but I like the ------------------------------------
•
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San Fran cisco
hote lman Newton
Cope says that he
and Princess Lee
Radzlwill, below, sis-
ter of Jacqueline Ken-
nedy Onassis, will ~ married there on May
3. It will be the third
marriage for both.
assettes
Seized in
~op Raid
over the country
POP &OCIDJ, A G ENEllAL Foods
p .. odud-. Is eold In most part.a ol the
C!Ountry for 20 centa a pack. That 'a JO
centa a J)Kk ln t.he store .
"What's happen~ ii that school
kids would bu)! the parlcets and then
aell them to friends with quite a sur-
cbar1e." Mitchell said in an In·
lervlew. '"Ibey were profiteering."
The tremendous demand for Pop
Rocks led General Foods to bulld
another manufacturing plant and
Mitchell is touring the country to ln·
troduce another sizzling sweet called
Cosmic Candy. Along the way. be 's
doing his best to quash rumors about
Pop Rocks .
THE INCENDIARY EFFECl'S of
Pop Rocks, a carbonated combina-
tion of sugar, navortng and coloring,
apparently inspired stories of ex1>lod·
Ing stomachs and other maladies
among enthusiasts. All false, says
Mitchell.
The amount of gas in a pack of Pop
Rocks is less than one-tenth of what's
in a can of soda pop," says Mitchell,
noting that Pop Rocks have federal
Food and Drug Administration ap-
proval. "The worst thing they can do
is make you burp."
Because of the peculiar nature of
Pop Rocks, the products languished
for more than 20 years after Mitchell
created them in 1956. GeneraJ :roods
simply wasn't sure what to do with
them .
"I ALWAYS THOUGHT it should
be a candy, but most of our people
thought it should be in some other
product -cereal or something,"
Mitchell said.
Finally, a Canadian division start-
ed selling Pop Rocks in packets and
General Foods decided to market
the m nationally.
Pop Rocks isn't the only Mitchell
invention that has stumped General
Foods. He 's also the fathe r o f
powdered alcohol, a product GF Is
still studyi ng.
"IT'S GOING TO see the light of
day," says Mitchell. "It's just got to
be positioned right, perhaps in a
powdered Daquiri or Margarita."
melon."
MITCHELL SAYS POP Rocks bas
brought him more reco1nition tban
any or his so patents.
"lt'a brought a dilfecenUlfe for me," he aays. "I had some pro·
te.alonaJ reeognitlon before from col-.
leagues, primarily for my modifica-
Uon ol starches. But now I'm auto-
grapblng packets or Pop Rocks at the
lab fol' colleagues to take home. You
see, lf thelr children find out their
father is associated with me, his
status goes up enormously."
Park Suds, Wine
Sales Vetoed
At Huntington
Huntington Beach Central Park
concessionaire Prentice Taylor
would be crying in bis beer ii he bad
a beer lo cry into.
Taylor. who has ~11 trying lo
drum up business in the park several
years, requested permission to sell
beer and wine at Tom "s Place, a
fast-food restaurant located near
Talbert Lake north of the library.
"I didn't want to turn it into a bar
or anything but was planning to
diversify my menu and and thought
the beverages would go good with
Polish sausages.
Taylor's hopes went down the
drain, however, when the City Coun·
cil overwhelmingly vetoed the sale of
beer and wine in a park facility.
"This is just another step in the
city's failure to cooperate with me lo
increase business," Taylor said.
·'They previous ly turned down a
skateboard park and golf course."
&tancia Youth
To Tour Europe
Brad Kelso, a student at Estancia
High School, has been selected to
participate in the American Youth
Symphony band's annual European
concert tour W s summer.
Brad is the son of Mrs. Merlin
Kelso of Costa Mesa.
INSTANT COLOR
MARIGOLD
Robust, popular annuals ranging
from 6 • to nearly 3 ft . tall. Plant In ·
full sun for gorgeous blooms from
now through fall. Long-lasting for
cut flowers In yellows, golds, orange
and bronze-maroon.
IMPATIENS
Spring through Summer color-red.
pink, o rf:lnge, white or variegated-
grows in filtered sun.
BANDINI #2
A February reeding is
very important for a
healthy attractive lawn.
Bandini #2 is Ideal for
reeding established
dichrondra and blade
grass lawns. Start your
feeding cycle now.
PALUDOSUM
Our Daisies are in full bloom. They grow
in green mounds almost totally dotted
with small white flowers. This s un-loving
daisy is easy to grow, and are ready for
planting now!
BEGONIAS ·
Fibrous varieti es including the popu-
lar Richmondensis type. Deep reds,
bright pinks and white. Grows best in
our coastal area.
GERANIUMS
The re is a great selection o f these
popular. h-ardy perennials includ1ng ,
Zonal. Ivy and Pelargonium vari·
e ties. They love the s un and come in
a fantastic selection of reds, pinks,
lavenders a nd white.
San J ooquin Hill!> Rd. at MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach, (714) 640-5800
Open Daily 9am to 6pm
SAN DIEGO 1AP>
l'Olice s ay nearly 200 ~tape cassettes and
recording equipment
1f'eft seized in a raid at
tile home of religious
deprogramm er T e d
P11triclt.
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The material was re-
ported sought a s
•idence in a Salt Lake
City k idnapping .
~perior Court Judge
•illiam T. Low signed
the search order, and a
district attorney's in·
vesligator from the Utah capital took part.
A spokesman for the s&Jl Diego district al·
t.b.-ney said the case in·
-.colved Harry Wesley ~lbrigbt. 20, a member
Qt the Bari Krishna sect ~ported kidnappe d
march 23 from a street ir Salt Lake city.
Patrick hasn't been
dtarged. He has served
two jail terms in connec-
tton with deprogram -
riling tactics and claims tO have dealt with 1,600
rhembers of religious
C')llts, trying to get the m U> quit those groups.
' ' SBAWan
Bit/JJ Due
meowners, busi·
owners and other
duals in San Juan
p atrano are urged to
ly to the U.S. Small
hiesa Administration
diaaaler loans if they
SUffered damage due lo
ti!avy rains from Jan. 30 tt Peb. 2.
~Tbe deadline for ap·
dieatlons is Monday. ~ forms are available
d9e agency's Southern
omla office at 1523
. •Valley Parkway in
Jl8ieollldie:~. Information
•1 be obtained by call-
,tbe office at 743-2466.
Area Trio
Speech
Wumers
Three Orange Coast
res id ents captured
honors in the national
com m unity co ll ege
speech competition in
Minneapolis.
San Juan Capist rano's
P ri s cilla Sanford
captured a first for her
speech on dating. She
also won a St!cond place
for a scene from Neil
Simon's p l a y
"Gingerbread Lady."
Vernon Ison of San
Clemente captured two
second place awards.
Connie Shears of San
Juan Capistrano won
firs t place for h er
speech on hitchhiking.
She also won a t hird
place.
All three are members
o f the Saddleback
College forensics team.
Wremony,
Reception
Scheduled
A school-clos ing
ceremony and reception
are set May 16 at
William D. Lamb School
in the Fountain Valley
School District. The
school's parent/teacher
organization is looking
for former students,
parents or staff
members to take part in
the 7:30 p.m. ceremony.
The event wlll include
presentation or awards,
music and introduction
of past and present
members of the Lamb
family.
Those wishing to
attend 1hould con~ct
tbe Lamb School omce
atllZ-1338.
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·At Orange County's #1 Buick Dea"lership
. Over 200 Regals ••.•
Brand New 1979 Mode/,s Offered To r OU At
IO 0 • IS iscounts
No Less Than And Up To ~
Off of the Manufacturer's Retail Sticker· Price
An Example -1 ~01_ OFF List Price Discount Sale Price
Now Di&counted d 70 59358.64 -51403.80 == 57954.84
DON'T MISS THIS SALE .•. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
,. Big Car, Small Car -
· We Take Trades!
Our price includes everything
except tax, license and
a 820 documentary fee .
(155089)
I
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Cal State Long
Beach President
Stephen Horn prowls
his campus daily
seeking conver-
sations with
students and
faculty.
CSULB President-De's No Dreamer
By JUDITH OLSON
Of Ille o.lly ~I ... Sllttf
Stephen Hom is no ivory tower, inac-
ssible academic egghead even though
commands a steadily growing large
·versity on a sprawling campus in the
iddle of a rapidly developing area.
No. Stephen Hom, despite bis dream-
and despite the heavy demands of
job, la a people person. His antenna
rme-tuned into the needs or all the
pie be leads -from the young
bmen on through the faculty, staff
d administrators to the community in
bicb bis school is located.
Dr. Stephen Horn is presfdent of
alifornia State University, Long
acb, a school whose academic re-
;9Utalioo has spread so that it's now con-
jiidered among major universities or the
•Western U.S., if not the nation.
.. In the midst of all the growth and ac·
~vity, Hom, a former Northern Califor-
tlian, is constantly bustling around to
e wbal is happening and to learn what
pie would like to have happen.
He seems to be everywhere on the
SULB campus.
Talk to a dozen persons in a dozen dif·
ent departments -and his imprint
be there with numerous innovative
as being developed.
View the gushing fountains and the
aesthetically pleasing a rchitecture.
Hear the carillon in the belfry pealing
joyous music at 6 p.m. daily.
Horn bas bad a band in all of it during
his nine years as president of CSULB.
OBSERVE THE workings of the new
computer-assisted registration process.
Students who used lo grudgingly queue
up for long, tedious hours lo register
love the new system because il spares
them the agonies of the former time-
consuming registration process.
That, too, was Horn's idea.
Education for the future. Serving the
needs of special groups. Off-campus
and weekend classes. Hom bas thought
about them all.
He claims he's not a dreamer even .
though he spends a lot of lime thinking
about new ideas lo develop. He said be
prefers to be known as a person who
gets things done instead or a person who
just talks about doing things.
Stephen Hom is bursting with en-
thusiasm for his university and with
what some view as fascinating ideas for
development.
And, he's a self-proclaimed goad.
"I spend the weekend putting pink
1'slips in boxes," he said. The pink slips
are notes reminding faculty and staff to
complete projects -or they're in-
quiries about the progress of programs
-or they're new ideas and suggestions
lo be considered and developed.
THE GOADING seems to typify
Horn's life as does the innovation and
the abundance or energy be displays.
He seems lo be a natural born leader.
the kind or person who was the general
in bis army of 14-year-olds.
As a Stanford University sophomore
serving in student government, he
made bis mark by pushing for -and
getting -seven on-campus restaurants,
not an easy task:
He is a doer.
Horn's mother worked nearly all her
life, retiring at age 70, so be has a tradi·
lion to follow. He keeps up his steam -
and the family tradition -by working
from 63 lo 84 hours a week for the un-
iversity, be said, and then devoting
countless other hours lo volunteer or-
ganizations.
What spare time b~ has is filled with
music, colJecting rare books and attend-
ing university cultural and athletic
events. •
THOUGH HE hasn't gotten around to
reading many of the rare books in his
4,000-volume collection, Horn promised
he'll delve into the library when be bas
more time. He mostly collects
American biography and said be enjoys
prowling in the dust bins at used book
stores.
His rare book collection is one of the
three best of its kind in the U.S., be con-
tended. The others are owned by Neil
McNeil. a "Time" magazine correspon-
dent, and D.B. Hardiman, a former
Texas legislator.
Hom and Hardiman get together for
dinner once a month when Hom's work
lakes him to Washington. D.C. Among
the three of them -Horn, Hardiman
a nd McNeil -they hope lo acquire
every book that was ever written by or
about a member of Congress.
The CSULB president claims he is
•'one of the world 's worst non -
exercisers" and said his intellectual
pursuits suit him just fine. He does
manage to stretch his legs every day on
the sprawling campus he eommands.
though, because -above all else -he
likes to talk to as many persons as
possible. He talks to everyone from stu·
dents to instructors to administrators,
to learn what's on their minds.
IT IS through simply asking people
what they want that Horn designs many
of the university's programs.
However. he laments that be can't
talk to people as much u he'd like
because he's "a captive of committees
and papers."
rn· addition to promoting a close rela·
tionsbip with employees and students,
HDrn encourages close contact with the
community through dialogue with "vis·
iting committees" from l:M,.iness and
industry.
And, in spite of shrinking budgeta and
the myriad or other problems facing the
large university, Horn firmly declared,
"We're moving," indicating the un-
iversity is making progress .
The far·think:iog university president
envisions a different thrust on the cam-
pus or the 21st century. There will be
emphasis on mixing applied fields with
academics. he said, conte'nding that too
m a ny graduates are ignorant of
economics, consumerism, law and due
processes, sc ience values and
<See CSULB, Page 82>
Family Move is Tra1•matic for All
By CHERYL ROMO
Of .. ~, Nie Sutt
The idea of moving to a new community
often ls greeted both with a sense or ap-
prehension and a feeling of excitement.
Once the move is made and things begin
settllnl down, many individuals find themselves
out of touch with the new surroundings and sub-
sequently become depressed.
Thirty-two thousand persons moved to
Oran1e County during 1978. Among them, most
of the family wage earners are male college
educated professionals in managerial or
technical poeiUons.
llOlt ol the wage earners are between the .,ea of 25 and 34, work either for a large cor-
pora tlon or the government and were
tra.uferred here by their em~er ·
The new Orance County waae earnen 'tend
to be ID tbe upper middle income bracket and
oftea bawe wlftl ud cblldren to support.
BECAt18B TBRIR 1088 offer the op.
portaaitJ to meet potential new friends and as-
10eiatee. tbe men tend to acljust more easily
Ulan their lam.Wes to relocation.
Bat tbey, loo, are affected by a home situa-
tion tbat la temporarl11 out ol balance because
otber family memben are unhappy and are
baYl.al diftlcultY acljustlq to an unfamiliar ana md,........ dlffenat lifestyle.
Awdbc to Laiuna Beacb plJCboloaist Dr. Tam Woodl, tbe wife wbo worb outakle tbe
bome .._ m euler time adJUltlnl to new sur-nm"1tp beeaUM sbe bu tba same opportun1.
t7 u •bu.band.to make new flieDda and ac-qu••....._.
But U lbe II a homemaker, abe may feel
llObMd wl dlllllaa..,,_.. Tbil could le.ct to
cllpa I 'M, Dr. Wooda AJ9o ud mllbt caUle _.11 ... to.aeobolordnp.
.,.._,., t ·-up cldldnn often ••• a.t" ...-aattaMTBr at bDme ud at lebool ... ,... ~ •Q..., ..... ol tem· ~ ,_.,,.,. &8d mQ baft trwble sleep-
iiJn;: ... Pl••lowb ......... dnelopmmtal
ftlJ...., nea become more depwlent on
Ulllra10Vt.
•• _, PSOPLS doa't realbe it,". Dr.
Woods says, "but s aying goodbye to the
neighborhood friends and home they are ac-
customed lo involves the same psychological
process as coping with the loss of a loved one
through death or divorce -although the intensi-
ty is certainly much less."
Regional differences in clothing, climate,
speech, pace or life and the degree to which peo-
ple commit themselves lo personal rela·
tionsbips all must be adjusted to in the new
community.
And now as more women enter lbe work
lorce, Dr. Wbod says, the problem of transfer-)f,
ring an executive becomes even more com-
plicated.
"ln the past, business and government
usually focused on the man because they want·
ed him to be productive; they wanted him lo
be succeuful," be says.
"But in the past few years they have
become more considerate of wives, especially
those who have been work1ng prior to tbe move.
And m~ corporations try to ftnd employment ·
for the wives in the same area as they have
been working because they reallae the marriqe
ia a support system."
Unfortunately, Dr. Woods says, business
hasn't yet looked to the needs of executives'
children. ID particular, busineu hasn't dealt
with the needs of the teenqer wbo frequenUJ
refuses to move wtlb tbe family.
Woods uys employen can do a lot to eue
the problems of relocaUon.
· Pre-move preparation almilar to that used
by the Peace Corpe to train volunteers may help
increase the sensltlvity to a new area.
Videotapes of the new community and Its
cltlsens and taped lnterview1 wt.lb city and
school olflciala could be lbowD to tbe family.
POa WIVES wbo are Umkl about lettinl in·
wind ID a new commUDlty, Woods suaesta the
corporllUaD offer tbem the opportuDltJ to tan
an UMrtioa tralnlDI coune . l'amilJ doeton and demiltl lbouJd be COD•
tadecl to recommend ~clam ta tbe new
area. Can sboulcl be tum ID padiq Item•
IUCb M '°Ja, furaitun, coUectioal ud penonal
belonpnp became tbeJ belp to proftcle a
PeJCbololkal brtdf9 ln the new~
A familJ trip lo tbe new communltJ prior to
tbe IDO¥e II helpful. tacUYiduall wbo belonled to
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organizations prior to relocation should make
an attempt to join the same or similar organiza·
lions in the new location.
Writing to such organizations and lo the
local Chamber or Commerce prior to moving
helps provide a "psychological link to the new
environment and helps you prepare for where
you'll be living," Dr. Woods says.
THE CORPORATION could arrange a
gathering for the executive and bis family once
the move is made to help acquaint them with ci·
ty o(ficials and community members.
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The establis hme nt of community
"Newcomers" clubs -such as lbe one Dr.
Woods is organizing with the sponsorship of lbe
Laguna Beach Public Library -is. another
way lo make new friends and become ac·
quainted with the communiti':
And even though roots seem bard to come
by in a country where one-fa.fth of the residents
move at least once a year, the adjustment is
easier. stresses Dr. Woods, when the individual
makes a concentrated effort to extend himself
and make new contacts.
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tecbnolo(y. at.ream o1..e1tua•aam.
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and adOataceMe. be e•pla&Md. ''IUI· ~ 1lau1 IM killdl lll Jc* tbet will
dHll aren't au,. how to 1r•• wlala be • ., ..... ud a.. u. acMol cu
•---clM! ramlly;-no m-.ttet what ,._ tt .. -we&. It f1&'t tor umi-.,..-1.-_
in ,. • ..... .,.·t dilmUMd UOtJy by
AN0111£a Ot, Horn'1 favot9d ,.._ Ilona. He Mlhwta &lie Hmpul alaould be
jl'c."U la • propo11aJ for a one-unit C!OUl"M u •Undt" Md pleuaat • poulble IO
dt'lhtlM'd lo ~Ive Into the ualW9'ik1'1 Ulat ...._ atudee&I craduat.. tbey'll
off ttrln, und open up the "~ leave wD toed, pleuaat memarill.
chHt or n\Orgasbord' he una tM •· "A kit ol ltudeata a1ao baluce work.
1vl'raity The rourae curf'fl'll.Y ll belac school Md family," be expla&Md, "IO
con :fcfered" C"SULB''I An'deml lt'a lmpottaAt that t.bl)' aee Malbtt.lc
Stool" beauty.''
Horn t•xphunrd lhf' pros:~ Korn baa 1alned qwte a few fans
would lC'ad1 lh<' nc* lt•rhno avalla· amona pannta and frltnda ol CSULB
bit in tht• library and ul)Oll' fil nu to 1raduat..1 becauu or t!M way IM rt·
curt"Cr planninl ' ct.1llMCI the rommtn~meot Pf'Olrlm,
The ,•rwrJ:t'Uc• pn-1de11nt alto noted spUtllna it up lnLo aeveraJ small pro.
that b~ would ll~e to ~ a~<r U.-lna 1ram1. Th•t way commencement at
bctwHn Ubf>ral nu aod buJineH pro· C ULB la a more Intimate, more
wramt1 wtlh morE> bu Int' s rour for personal experlence than traditional uon-majorio eo m mrnce men la becauae each
llorn cl.ilmell nrnm or ha:. ldu• are ((raduate la p.,rsonally handed his dl()loma durina the proaram. then he
t•ontrov,•i-..1111 hul , .... ' hl•'ll promotu 11et1 a warm handshake from the un·
lhrm 1n "UY h••c·uu:.t• h\• 111 "reform lveralty president.
or1cnU'<f ·
tic uddi'd. "l"h1:. unlv\•n<1ly a.tilt hH 111 Tht'I penlQf\al touch and a sensltlv1·
lot of lhm~:.. 1l <'Un do Wl• h•v~ a aood ly l-O lhe people be deal11 wllh -seem to
..:roup ol Pt'Qpk Tht> budl(l'l, though, I~ be Hom'a partlcwar stamp on the Long
hmatuin u~ an uur ubthly " Beach school. And he ls never Loo busy lo talk wilh o student or to care about a
Ttlf: IOl'~As JUi.t kt•\•11 on 1x.1urtng out graduate's dreams.
Another Look:
Wendy Yoshi.Jnura
By NADINE JOSEPH
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Wendy Masako
Yoshimura, once a fugitive companion to
Pal~icia Hearst, says she's happy with the
··quiet. peaceful life or a struggling art.lat."
"Hardly anyone recognizes me on the
Mrcel. People are fickle. they forget easily," she
S~lld
Ms. Yostumura, who races a IS.year prison
se~len~e ~or weapons violations lf an appeal
rails. d1dn l go to her onetime friend's wedding
Sunday she wasn 'l in vited
I Deity" ... ""9 ....,_
FASHIONS -The Asslsteens Auxiliary of
the Newport Beach Assistance League
wt/I hold a brunch and fasht0n show at 10
a.m. Saturday. May 5. at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnson m Bayshores.
Proceeds will benefit the league's ph1lan·
thropies. Among models for the event are.
from left. Debb ie Wachter. Carol
DiStanislao and Mary Raffetto.
D•llT l'llot l'llOlO ltf LH P•yM
"PATTV St :EMS ~o remote to me " s he
said of Mis:. flearst. who married San ' Fran.
<·1-.co policeman Bernard Shaw two months
artcr her release from prison.
"She's a mt'dia person, she's THE Patty
Hea~st." said the J6.year-0ld artist during an in·
terv1ew before the April l wedding.
"lf I was invited -I probably wouldn't go."
It took Ms. Yoshimura months to recover
from her trial on weapons charges after she was
apprehended with Miss Hearst in 1975. And il
took even longer to rind a job.
"AT FIRST no one would hire me. I would
fill out an appUcation and they would recognlze
my name," she s aid. "I'm glad that's over and I
can get on with my lire "
STARS -Planning a ''Meet the Stars " cocktail reception tor the
Carte Blanche Tenms Legends Championships are, from left,
Mrs. Ken (Barbara) Willig. Mrs. Rod (Mary) Laver and Mrs. John
(Delores) Virtue. All of.the players in the championship tourna-
ment are expected to attend the event which is scheduled for 6
p .m. Friday, May 4, at the John Wayne Tennis Club. The tourna-
ment will be held May 4 through 6 at the John Wayne Tennis
Club.
She now works three days a week al the
Juice Bar Collective in Berkeley, earning $450 a
month "Just barely enough to Uve on."
Horoscope )
D -1: A R A N N while he lived there.
L A N D E RS : Y o u r Now be has moved out
ruponae re1ardln1 -and I ju1t received
"barmleu" tlckUnc or the last month's bllla.
clllldrea cave me the · whlch come lo SlOO. cour.,. to write tbil let· Alt.boulh this ls a lot of
~r to MY father -and money to me. it · s
&O 1 OCblr fau.n-wbo-nothinc compared-with
may ._ themaelve1 as the rent be would have
tbey reed lt. had to pay.
Dear Dad : You We live ln a Southern A•• £• ...... wonder wby your klda state and I WH under
abow you veey UWe af. lhe lmpreaslon that
fectlon ? Thia letter "Southern c.entlemen" ~-------~
m l1bt pve you a elue: were to be trusted. I
Y eat.erday my little keep getting -dlaappoinL.· llve Ill die Nortll, • •·
alai.r aerearned sudden· ed ln the South. All the AllO &be Wee& a_. 111e
ly. You had 1tven ber a TV s hows depict the Eut. CllleapaeH llu
"love plneh" aa you Southern gentlemen as DOtlllnc to do wt&ll ••·
paaaed. When I wu her honorable. decent and grapby. ue. It wu wone. You e x t r e m e I y w e 1 I . Pay Ule bUI bat doll'&
would grab and tickle mannered. Is 1t just 8 lot hesitate to reml9CI '"'
me untU
1
1 wu ln tears. of baloney? -LOST $S friend~ dial lie OWH
Then you d ask. "Where DEAR SS: Deadbeats you llM.
ahould I bite?" You --------------------
wouldn't let go until t r-L:WS"r'IRllr-""'lli
named a place and let HarC' ""11 you bite me HARD. You ""
also enjoyed giving me a Lites
s udden swat across the 1 w '""o., llld. s-.y backside as I lay on the 1111.....,..,. tt.4.
fl oor reading or c.te....._
watching TV. ·';::=;::;;::'~4~~~11~0~1~~~= Although you orten I
punished us physically RUffELl'S
when we misbe haved,
we never held it against UPHOLSTERY .... ,.w .. ...... you. Your s urprise al·
tacks, however. which
were supposed to be 1922 Harbor Blvd.
signs of affection . were Cost• MH• -s.a.1156
never inte rp re led as ~================~_.::!.__ _____ ...=__;_
"love."
ll 's loo late for us
older ones. but maybe if
you get the message
now. it might help with
t he others . LONG
AnEMTIOM
W• P'Wch1t ISTAn SA.LIS
CONTACT WMA•fML w w-.. n.r..
MEMORY
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Glad you WTOte. It gives OU Can If You ant
me an opportunity to tell Learn how 10 work on intPrcstmg switchboard.
all a dulls who launch F •I! in your spare hours & be a helping_ hand for
11udden "playful " at· Or s. Lawyers, Plumbers and other business peo-
tacks on cbUdren under pie when they'r e out of their offices or residences.
the guise or "fun" -If YOU have d mature telephone voice then this Is
that U~re's real hoiitlli· ':.'O.'~b tor you Celli S43·4230, Mon thru Fri.,
ty burled under there ~====~==::=~:::=;:::=~=;;;;:=~ som eplace . The kids I
know It e ven H the
adults don't. I bate to b4"
a bore, but I suggest
co11011ellnii: for peoplP
"ho gl•t tht>i r klckb tbi~
way .
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~mall homt· to a m.llt•
fr a end \\ho ctc:c·1dNl to
~epa rate from has "1Cl'
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furnished and quite n1 C<'
lie wab so dec>ply in debl
lh<J l I chaq.~l'd hi m no
rc·nt but he a~rt'l'll to
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In her s pare time, s he teaches art to
Japanese-American senior citizens and does
portraits in the studio apartment in Oakland
that she shares with two parakeets and some
t ropical fis h.
Wearing a black T-shirt, brown vest, dark
burg~ndy corduroy sk~rt and sandals, Ms .
Yoshimura laughed during an interview. She
chainsmoked, falling s ilent when asked about
her 31h years underground.
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SATURDAY, APRIL Z8
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES ! March 2l ·April 19): Accent on
move ment, notes. Ideas and ablUty to express
concepts in a compelling manner. Gemini,
VirRo. Sagittarius individuals figure prominent·
ly. Be ready for change, travel, variety and con·
frontaUon with relative who airs numerous
complaints.
Sale!
Hang
"l'D LIIE to talk about it aft.er the appeal
1s through. It's kind or weird keeping it to
myself," she said.
Convicted on charges a machine gun, a pipe
bomb a nd other weapons and explosive
materials were found in a garage sbe rented in
Berkeley, Ma. Yoshimura is free on $50,000 bond
pending appeal.
Born in a govcrnmenl·run detention camp
for Japanese Americans during World War 11.
Ms. Yoshimura says she is cloe;e to her parents
and "never had any identity problems."
"I'd like to have a family someday," she
said. ''But I realize ll may not happen. It won't
crush me, if I don't."
Ma. Yoshimura moved to the San Francisco
area to pursue an art career. There ahe became
a feminist and a political activist.
"l never a ccepted labels, but I was
politically active like all students,'' she says
now. "Now I feel I'm a feminial. I belleve in
human rights, but I identify most with artists."
Of her trial. she says: "The trial waa really
emotionally and energy-draining. I feel I lost a
couple of years. I got older. I aaed."
"I don't worry about the appeaJ or the
poulbWty of jail." abe aa1d. "But I don't feel
completely free."
TAURUS !April 20-May 20): Money picture
is clarified; you might have reason to celebrate .
E mphasis on Hrestyle. payments. collections,
localing articles which had been lost or stolen.
Another Taurus -and a Llt>ran -play impor·
tant roles. Stick with number 6.
GEMINl <May 21-June 20): What appears a
setback will rebound In your favor. Know it, be
confident, take inJliative and stress an indepen·
dent course or li ction. Define terms. check
sources. Be su.re you are correctly quoted.
Refuse lo be ihUmidated by one who hides
behind smokescreen or innuendoes.
CANCER I June 21-JuJy 22): Obtain hint
from Gemini message. Bring priorities into
sharp, clear focus. Utilize natural ability to or·
ganlze, lo take charge and to handle
rcsponsibilitJes. Relationship Is intensified. You
gain access to confidential data. Be discreet.
LEO CJuly 23-Aug. 22>: You have opportuni·
ty to sense pulse of public. Make the most of It
finish rather lhan initiate project. Money in·
vested in business enterpriae ls due to pay
dividends. Utilize powers of friendly persuasion.
Aggreulve Aries could become a valuable ally.
VlaGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Superior grants
request; you can be more independent In
thought, act.ion. Leo, Aquarius individuals play
key roJes ln your personal scenario. Avoid Jift.
ln1 heavy objects. Accent on aspirations.
reputatlon and honor.
LDl8A <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Learn lhroutb
process of teaching; follow through on hunch.
You may be pulled in two directions
simultaneously. Key is to be aware of potential.
Lon1-d.latance communicaUon helps clear the
alr. You'll "perceive your future."
8CO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Dl1play
veraaUUty -and sense or humor. Show others
that you can lau1h at your own foibles. Give full
play Lo intellectual curloelty. You wtll 1aln vital
lDformatJon concernlna finances of one cloae to
you.
IAGl'ITAal\18 <Nov. 22·Dec. 21 >: Obtain
b1Dt from Scorpio me11a1e. Check deta.UI COD·
cemlal contr1d, a1reement or lonc·term com·
mltmeat.
CANIQ)SN <Dec. 22-Jan. 11): Examine
•uiom Mpeett of eml!:::°t, recnaUonal ad lliNltb prosramt. aware of bulc .......... MllJAmW <Jan. IO-M. 18). HanD0n7 la ... ,.. ...... You pt WWI -from wtthlD.
TaVUI, Utn, 8eorpto lndlYiduala n,..,. prom· ~ < reb. l .. llareb •>: You learn
about Wl'l&or1 and bow It ptl tUt way. Thole
wbo t.a. ,...a for llU'*1 will be ln for pro·
verblal rude awakealat.
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Here's a FootJtall Trip· to Remember
1935 AU-star Team, Introduced Sport to Japan
a, llOWAaO L HANDY ... ~,.. ...
Bfonito MUMOllnl of Italy and Adolph
HJtJer ol 0.nnuy tul'Hd Wm down but
didn't curtail hi enth"8lum ud u a
result, Al MaloMy put totel.Mr ooe of
the all-Ume tre•l football trips to fulfill
a youlhlul dream.
MaJoney, a r esident of Ne wport
Beath, lnlllgated a trip to J apan tn 1935
for ~ West Coalt stan and Saturday
night at bis home, he la boldiq a re··
unlonforallUv1na membenollbe&roup.
THUB'LL 8£ SOME t.all tales to
tell and ma ny noatalf ic cliches passed
around the premises
T<be front-yard swimming pool will
add a bit of reality to the proceedings
but there wJ ll be no masts tpoles> to
climb despite the amount or imblbbing
that takes place
"It all happened because I wanted to
get off ~ beach and I had this dream
of introducing football to a foreign coun·
try," Maloney, a lifeguard at the time,
says lD recalling the start of the trip.
THEaE WAS NO JET air travel at
that lime and the team went by ship,
ta king 18 days each way and being gone
for more than 60 days. They practiced
on board ship and lost a handful of foot·
balls over the side before Maloney took
most of the air out so they wouldn't
bounce.
aaya. "Aad I onJy took two doMD foot.
bal11.
"I had aeeo a MWl rMl ol Muuolln1
"'•lthln, Jumpina Joe Savoklt wrettl·
ln1 and 1 wrote to him ftnt," Maloney
11y1. "lie tent • fU)' to see me and we
had thinp worked out pretty well when
an auaaainat.lon ·occurred and the trip
wa1 called otf.
.. THEN I W&OTE a letter to HiUer
and be Mnt word back that be wu turn·
in1 tbe idea over to h1I Sportafubrer and
••• tlle Ceta• tOetaC .., .. Ip, t....._ J8 d•p e•ela .., •••
would try to work something out for the
1936 Olympic Games. But that also fell
through.
"My next move was to contact a
Japanese newspaper a nd they also
turned ~wn the idea, then bad second
thoughts and bad a respresentaUve in
Los Angeles call me. We set it up and I
had only three days to get the team
together be<:ause al that lime it took 14
days to get a passport and we sailed on
the 17th day. "
Maloney played one year at USC un-
der Howard Jones, then was forced to
quit the team. But his appetite for the
game never died.
-Maloney •olng up a smokestack in
heavy seas to haul down one of the
playen who bad been drinking and was
wavtnc a bottle while holding on to the
mut with tbeotber band.
-Photographers who came aboard al
Yokohama had black bags with pigeons
and sent their negatives back to the
paper in the pigeon. Photos were in
the paper when the ship docked in
Tokyo .
-.Playing two games in one day on
several occasions and getting in 10
games and two rugby contests within 30
days. Seven of the games were against
Japanese opponents and the other three
where the squad was divtded.
-Playing a ga me in the rain on a
field that had just been covered with
human fertilize r . There were more
members or the royal fa mily at this one
than any of the games.
-Aoolher game found the field in
about 12 inches of water and every time
a tackle was made , the tackler would
have to pull the ball carrier up to keep
from drowning him.
-Still another game was played on a
field as hard as concrete and several
players injured their knees. The team
was taken to an island where hot baths
were available. "They were miracle
baths and the swelling and pain au went
away," Maloney says.
"We had less than 20 feet in which to
run a play during those 18 days," he
SOME OF THE NOSTALGIC bits that
will probably be brought up Saturday
night include:
YOU GET THE IDEA. It was a dif·
ferent type of trip a nd one that brings
(See MALONEY, Page 84) NEWPORT BEACH'S AL MALONEY.
DA VE Cl!NNINGBA!tl
The Southland: It's Still Dodgertown
For better or for worse, Southern
California is still Dodgertown.
Sometimes l g el the feeling the
Angels could win their division by 10
g ames and the Dodgers would draw
more fans and attention while finishing
third.
References to the Dodgers invade
e very comer of the Southland, including
that spot in Anahe im known as the Big
I'm not condoning that attitude. I'm popula tion base in LA. As Buz:z:ie
just saying it exists. And there are some Bavasi once half-jokingly said, "The
Dodger mama into Angel territory. But
it has happened anyway.
very clear reasons for it. Dodgers draw 10,000 people each night
First, there's success. The Dodgers who come out just to see what the Ughts EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK, the
have been winning pennants for LA, or are all about." Angels seem to be re minding you there
at least been contenders, since 1959. As for myself, I grew up with Sandy is a Big Dodger in the Sky.
Until 19'18, the Angels were perennially Ko ufa x a s an ido l. l s carcely Take, for instance. the gene r al
mediocre. acknowledged the existence of that manager. Bavasi is a former GM in Los
Second, there's tradition. Although American League team. I bled Dodger Angeles, and his office is <justifiably'
the club didn't move West until 1958, blue. decorated with me morabilia of h is
Baseball
Fights: Men
Will be Boys
By WILLGRlMSLEY
AP~i.llC«,.._..._
• A there have been Dodger fans since 1890. Now, however. I a m paid to cover lb~ career, most of which was spent at
The Angels didn't exist until 1961, and Angels, and I find myself becoming Chavez Ravine
~EW YORK <AP ) -Baseball
1s a little boy's game played by
wealthy grown men in knickers.
Boys will be boys. Sometimes, as
the New York Yankees' Rich
Gossage and Cliff Johnson are
well aware as they ponder heavy
fines Imposed for their recent
clubhouse brawl, men will be
boys.
IT'S AS IF LOS ANGELES is the only
major league enterprise around, while
Anaheim houses a weak little siste r.
they didn't grow roots in Anaheim until protective of them (contrary to my Angel owner Gene Autry's assistant.
1966. better instincts >. Red Patterson. is a former Dodger
THIRD, THERE •s THAT huge I find myself resenting the invasion of <See DODGERS, Page 84> ---------=------------_..:_--------~---------------------------------~--------
Boston Invades
Carew-itis: Are
Angels C11red?
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
OI .. O.lly f'lleC Staff
Sparky Ander son knows
what's wrong with the Angels.
.. Ryan and Ta nana have to
come through with good, con.sis·
tent pitching. That's the key for
the Angels," Anderson says .
"Everyone knows they've got
the billen."
The former Cincinnati Reds
maJ\ager watched along with an
Anaheim Stadium crowd of
21.588 Tbunday as the Angels
dropped their fourth straight,
this one a 4·2 loss to the
Baltimore Orioles .
NOLAN aYAN LEFT a ner
two innings when a groin muscle
he pulled five days earlier
tightened up on him.
"( came out as a preventive
measure. The muscle got real
light on me, and when a muscle 1 tighte.ns up on you Uke that, it's
trying to tell you something,"
Ryan laid. "We 'll just have to
wait and see if I have to miss a
tumor not."
Between tbe two of them,
Ryan and Frank Tanana have
been involved in five of the
seven Angel loues this season.
Tbat would seem to support
And~'• belief that Ryan and
Tanana are tbe keys. But be
"It's no big deal. We'll break
out of It," said Angel Manager
Jim Fregosi. "The onJy thing
that worries me is if a player
gets hurt. Llke Ryan. Thal wor·
ries me."
Ryan says the problem is even
l ess s eve re tha n when he
originally pulled the muscle dur-
ing a 13-1 victory last Saturday.
Thal was the last time the
Angels won.
IT HAS BEEN a hot-and-cold
season for both the Orioles and
the Angels. Baltimore got off to
a 3-8 start, and has now won
eight straight.
California was 0·2, enjoyed a
10-game win streak, and is now
trying to snap a four-game rut.
"That's what makes it excit·
ing," said May, as the 36-year-
old veteran celebrated bis game-
winnlng hit. "That's why you
s portswriters can't speculate
day today.
Baltimore Manager Earl
Weaver agreed that pitching bas
been the key. at least to this
point in the season.
It's a fact th:it also has been
drivenhometotwoorthetopstars
of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Steve
Garvey and Don Sutton, who were
an volved in an altercation
without the damaging conse·
que nces -last Aug. 20 at New
York 's Sbea Stadium.
THE DODGERS PULLED into
New York early Thursday, short·
ly after the Ya nkees' brass had
announced that Gossage. the
team's ace relief pitcher , was be·
ing fi ned $18,603 and Johnson. a
part-time player . was being fined
SS ,586 fo r the i mpr omptu
skirmish that put Gossage out or
a ction for at leasts ix weeks.
Naturally. the coincidence re ·
v1ved bitter memories
Garvey, the All·St a r firs t
baseman and former National
League most valuable player ,
said the two situations were en·
tirely different because in the
Dod_gers' scrap, no one was
physically hurt.
"When a valuable player is dis·
abled . as Gossage was, it is
natural that management feels it
mus t react forcefully," he added.
"It must show authority to em·
phasize that such acts can't be
tolerated.
"BUT, PERSONALLY, I am
not sure a heavy fine is the best
way of handling the matter. The
players feel bad enough a.bout it
and that might be punishment
enough.
"There are psychological fac-
tors involved, too. For instance,
the Yankees are in a tough pen·
nant fight. They will miss
Gossage while he is out but they
will need a relaxed and contented
Gossage when he returns.
"I t looks as if. because of the
fine, this thing could be drawn
out. I think the Yankees would be
• · bette r off to clear it up u 1000 as
possibleandgeton with it."
• may be wron1 about how great
tbe A.nael bitten are.
uwE WE&E FACING the Ron
Guidrys and Tommy Johns
early, and now we're getting
great pitching ourselves,"
Weaver said. "ID fact, we're get -
ting it all-pitclWlg, hltUng, de·
fense, everynllhg you could
uk."
Oaargitag a Rustler
Cypress College Charger Mike Ogle
reached third base safely on this play.
The throw to Golden West's Tim Innes ar·
rived a little too late, but it didn't make
any difference as the Rustlers romped.
See story, Page 84.
In the Dodgers' scuffle, no fines
were assessed. There was no
public spanking.
"TllE DODGEU wouldn't do it ," Garvey laid. ..Thev don't
.,
DtJ&ING A lt·GAME win
streak, tbe Ancel• told every-
body that bittinf ia contagious,
tbat tbeJ luld al caught Carew·
ltls. Apparently, the1're all
cured now.
CaUfomia managed only one
bit tbroulb tbe ftnt five lnninp,
and dklD 't join tbe part7 unW
tlle •••· wbeD Do» Baylor 1ln1led home Dan Ford to
momeatart11 Ue the score at
two.
aell•••r Da•• LaRocbe
coulda't 1111111 beck tbe •urtinl
Orloltl, Mn••. and loet it la tlleaa.b.
1'INCll &IUD LEE llAY
came lbrou1b with the tie· .................. to ac.-on Al
BamllrJ from third. The ln· ~ ra c1me on • t acrlftce .., .., ...... array.
And for those reasons, the
<See ANGELS. Pqe IM> <Seell&AWU, Pap 87>
.
Will There Be a lA»ontJ7 CIF 8.eetlon?
Lall of G ,rt SfrWt •1 aoosa A&UON .................
Will there ever be an 0r8Qle Coun·
ty CIF ledioa?
Quallfted ...._..,.. bave made It
seem 0....... Cnm1&1 ecM&ld m....,.n
1n active pro1ram. produeta1
'9rb•PI ....... MdlUonal wy to 1utalll bllb lcbool atbllllea wben
coaatant ftn1acial demaada OODllllue
to cut away at Oran1e County
acboola. roa••• ar Soutbem Seetlon
CommllllOner .J. K.,...... Pasw ~
HY• It la ent.lrely within reuon.
KateUa Hilb Coach Tom Danley, tbe
Anaheim Board of SducaUon, Senta
Ana ffi&b'• Larry Aruon Uld many
more matntaintbetlme la now.
Sa1• Ara1on; "It would 1tve
Oraqe a..t1 local autoaomy ud allow It to aolve ltl own problems.
We'd haft bitter lltt.eDdanee Ill tbe
pla1oftl, wllleb would men mon
moae7. Tbere are a lot of small
acbooll dlctatinl poUcy to lar1tr
1choola.
"Aa example ii in sea10n1 of
1porg. We wen dWatecl by Lee Yin!.
.............
Inf HJgb and Big Bear. 1'beJ couldn't Fallertoa'I tellool diltrilt t. oa tbe
pla~ball la the winter mamba, 10 ver1• ol euWal beek • * atbleUc
we to IO to tbe •Prine, c:oalUctilll Pf'OIHD-«l"Ola tbe board.
wttb bllebaU. Tbil la not a bock OD Pullerton Dllbid aclmlmtratlve
t1ae Soutbena Sedian, but I MpplD to aullt1at Jlm Bremer eGllllllrm9 ta.
belieft It II too aq. nee...at.J to cut beet, d• to ••lier ''It would be a matter ol to prtn. crowda. ._ emoUmeat and tbl C.-· :!~ .. ~alkinf declaioaa for so =-=~ qualified toeeMI
IA n DA.NI.ft: ''You t.11 me u.e a11.,.. ms TllAT u. .n
dittrlat that la ha.._ ftaaneial woa aopbomore athletic _ps:o1ram
and 1ootiq at procram eutt and I Ulroqbaut tbe hllertaD ~ wu
will build a cue for Orance CouMJ to be ~. but Bnmer ..,.
CJ,.. It'• tbal •1m..a.. ... ... ..-----~-·.-.<~IM=Cll'.P ... •>
81 OM.YN.OT
ports Break
KGB ~~cken Sqaawb,
Tnrm in Feathered Finery
p._i\P11t1111•1
SAN DIEGO -Tbe K08 Cllldl• lull la t111e • aame but the man ll\&kle wW be IOIMOM ota.er
lban Ted Olannoulu Lb.ls weekmd.
Ol•moulu, wbo hu broqht KGB aad Ill
muc« ...UOUl attentlon atnee U. cbk~•'• ~ ln
1974, bu beer;. auapendff h'CWlniWy wltb pay ln a fwd with
the .radio 1taUoo'1 mana1t1Mnt OWi' who OWN the character
and "bnatllel ol aveement."
"To aave my ~ritl. I woa't com·
ment on that." saJd Glannoulu, now 24,
and the only man who hu ever worn the
1uit. But he aaid the ataUoo'a promoOooal
atunt wouJd 1ulfer without h.lm lnakle.
Tile radio atation announced Tbunday
that aoother employee would be lnalde the
old chicken outfll at lhe Scout Fair this
Saturday in Del Mar. And he said there
have beefl a lol of orfers to fill Giannoulas'
shoes. "
KGB general manager Jim Price said
•oeat1c1111• Glanooulas turned ln his feathered finery,
trophies and scrapbooks Monday but he declined lo discuss
the issues with GiannouJu, whose estimated $:i0,000..a·year
KGB contract expires in Sept.ember.
Giannou1a4', who turned down annual pay of $100,000 a
year from Atlanta sports entrepreneur Ted Turner. says be
has been told he ·u be fired ir he squawks to the press.
fl-le •I cu D•-----
GoU legend Geee Saruea. adding fuel to bis feud
with PGA Commissioner Deane Beman: "Tbe playe~
association has created· a dictator at $160,000 a year.
Mussolini didn't get that much."
ladaard Sparlc• A•tro• t'l~••rtl
Pitcher J.R. Rlcbard btasted a home run and Ill Craif Reyoold.'i drove in three runs with a double
and li single Thursday lo lead the Houston Aslros
· to a S.2 victory over Chicago for the National
League West leaders . Richard is now 4·0 . . . Cleveland
pitcher Sid Monge threw a bases·loaded wild pitch in the
bottom of the ninth inn.in& and ~WJe Wiison streaked home
to lift the Kansas City Royals to a 5-4 victory over the ln-
d i ans ... Bob Stanley scattered six
singles and Rick BarlHOD delivered a
two--0ut single as Boston blanked Seattle,
2·0, extending the Ma r iners' losing streak
to a club record 11 games . . . Robin
Yount broke a J .for·29 ~lump with a
three-run sixth-inning double and doubled
home another run in a three·run eighth.
propelling Milwaukee lo a 7·5 victory over
Detroit to complete a doubleheader
sweep. Earlier the Brewers won, 5-1, as
Cecil Cooper homered and Cba.rUe Moore
hned a two-out single in a three·run
seventh inning.
Emftfl DIC• 32 i11 7flno lt'l11
With 24 points in the serond half and 32 for the game,
Julius Erving a nd the Philadelphia 76ers thrashed a
lethargic Sein Antonio Spur team, 120-97, Thursday night in
National Basketball Association playoff action. The win cut
the Spurs' lead to 3-2 in their best-of.seven series ... S&eve
Hawes and Eddie Johnson scored 12 points each in the
second half lo give the Atlanta Hawks a 1'04-86 win over the
Washington Bullets and deadlock their NBA quarterfinal
series at three gumes each ... With Phoenix leading 3·1
land playing at home tonight, it's no surprise that the Suns
are a six-point favorite to defeat the Kansas City J{jngs and
advance to the semifinals again.st SeatUe.
llallgers Swrp rbe l•la•ders
The upstart New York Rangers. with goals by Don
Murdoch and Ed Johnstone in a span of 2:56 or the first
~riod. defeated the New York Islanders. 4·1. in the opener
or their National Hockey League semifinal playoff series
Thursday night . . . Boston Coach Don Cherry says bis
Bruins deserved better than the 4·2 defeat they suffered at
tbe hands or the Montreal Canadiens. Pierre Larouche
scored the winning goal at 12: 17 of the final period. Other
Canadien goals were by Gay Laflea.r. Jacqaes Lemaire and
Doug Jarvis . . . The United Stales bas been placed in a
six.team section that includes Czechoslovakia and Sweden
ror the preliminary round hocJcey competition at the 1980
Olympics.
lt'al~• Na•ed Acldete •I lt'eelc
Former University Kigb and Saddleback • College st.ar Tim Wallacb, now playing for Cal
State Fullerton, continued his heavy hitting to
earn Southern California athlete of the week
booors. 1be S.3.. 195-pound senior flnt baseman belted a pair
or homers and is now batting a robust .424 for the season
with 14 home runs, 59 RBis, 18 doubles and 18 stolen bases
. . . 1be Kansas City Chiefs have traded former Oklahoma
All-American Jlmbe Elrod to the St.
Louis Cardinals in return for the Cards'
eighlh·round choke in the college draft
next week ... Tbe feud between the U.S.
Auto Club aDd Championship Auto Raclng
Teams <CART) may remain unsettled un·
til the brink of qualifications for the In·
dianapolis 500-mlle race. J udge J ames
Nowland bas tentatively scheduled a
hearing on a CART awl for next Thurs·
day. a scant two days before start of
practice, May 5, because alx teams have
been banned from the race ... Former
world beavywei1ht champion Leea SplMa wtU flcbt South
African Genie Ceet.ee ln Moote Carlo June at ... Larry
llol•M. the undefeated World Box.ln1 Council heavyweight
champion. was named boxer of the Year for 1978 this week
by the Boxinl Writers AuociaUon . ~ • Olympic gold medal
wlnner Sqar a.1 Leeunl will ficbt •ueee Genlde. the middlewetlht champion for Nwco and California. lo Baton Rouse May 20.
~---FotloWfno are the major spons events on teteYlslon tonight.
Ratl9 are:"" .f 'excellent;''' worth watchl ..... ''fair· " forget It. • ..,, '
...
MALONEY. • •
baelE many ....... for u..
.................. ,.no1ti.
Aa .... u • ....., bow. at
..... ll ......... of the ......
..
Pirate& Belt
SD Mees, 9 -1 ;
Gauehos Fall
ave DAiiiiil •• bUt be er--aaae Co a at Coll e '• Pirat.ea eoatlnue wttbiD r ..... Of
the cbampiomblp ln tbe wUd
South Cout Coafel'We b•eball race foUowlna TbW'lday•a •1
victory at San 06eso 11 ....
pecll &.tween 15 and JO ol thole
Nmalnlnc to M OD hand SatW'• day~ Aa didai.t, ala 19an
alter the p. came Dec. 7, IMl
and tM 8Uaek on Pearl Harbor
by Ja.,...... war olaDM. Tbe
two couatriel were tbeD at war.
....,.)' thoqbta on that aubjed
art lbat Tojo and hi• •roup com·
milted eomethinc that the peo.
pie dJd not want. The Japaneee
are a friendly, lo.vin1 and trust·
ln1 people and I felt safer on the
atreelt over there than al borne.
"The people didn't want to be
killed. I feel the war waa
1brou1ht about by the military.
We apenl tJme in their homes
and I have never been treated so
well in my life."
MOST OP TOE GAMES ln
J ap•n were played before
crowds ot 80 to 70,000 and they
were the first football games
played in that country.
There were 13 players from
USC. six from Oregon. four from
Washington, three each from
UCLA and Stanford and one
each from Santa Clara, Tulsa
University, Chlcago University,
. Oregon St.ate and the Olympic
Club. The talcs will be t.aller and the
elastic memories or those In-
volved expanded on Saturday
night. And who knows. perhaps
even a confession or two by
players who have lived with a
pers onal secret through the
years concerning the memora-
ble trip.
ft should be quite an eveniniz.
f'rot11 P age 83
DODGER ••.
exec. Traveling secret.a ry Tom
Seeberg spent 10 years as a
publicity man for the Dodgers.
Angel coach Larry Sherry
pitc he d six years for the
Dodgers and his brother Norm.
an ex-Dodger catcher. managed
the Angels for parts of two
seasons.
THEN THERE'S th e
broadcast booth. Don Drysdale
-well. no one has to tell you
whom Big D pitched ror.
And in each of the past two
seasons, Bavasi has signed a
left-handed veteran for the
Angels -last year it was Ron
Fairly. and thjs spring Willie
Davis. Each made bis fame in
LA.
Fairly has s ince made the
transition to announcing, and his
comments during the games
televised from Oakland made
him sound like a promo man for
the O'Malleys.
WITH ENCOURAGEMENT
from Dick Engerg, Fairly spent
several minutes extolling the
virtues of the Dodger
organization, of the Oodgertown
spring training facility. and of
the "Dodger way of doing
things."
l 'm glad Fairly bas such
warm memories of his years
with the Dodgers, but It doesn't
have any relevance on an Angel
broadcast.
What the Angels need, if they
are ever to compete for fan
support, is their own sense of
tradition and their own success.
Time is a necessary ingredient
for both. but the Angels are 18
years old oow. It's been long
enough,
ANGELS •••
An1el1 are clad to see the
Orioles pack their bags and
leave town. Unfortunately, the
team replaclng them ii Juat aa
hot.
Boston opens a three.game
weekend aeries at Anaheim
tonl&hl, and the Red Sox are off
and runnin1J to a 12-4 start, good
for first place in the American
LeaaueEut.
THE ANGEU. who had been
holding down the AL West's top
spot for a week, are now 35
percentace point.I behind Texas.
Califonai• bu scored onlJ two
~ in each of Ill lut three
cam•. a far cry from the seven
ruu per 1ame lt wu averaalnl
until tbe loelne streak started. -
"You're not some to hold this
club to two runs all the, Ume,"
aald f'reloel, ateadtuUy nfua·
tn1 to panic. "We bave no
reaeon to run scared." .
·~ -·-.... ' ..
O.ily ........... .., l'•n<• 0'0-"
Sad dleback'a Gaucbo a .
however. were vtetlmlsed by a
It-bit Southwestem attaek u
the Ylslt.on lbeUed ftftl**n
en route to a 11·1 victory. abov·
1q tbe Gaudlm two full pmea
behind Soutb...aern in tbe nee
ror the Southern DlviakMa erown
of the llilaion Conference.
Mike Sodden and Tom
Barnett bad a field day witb San
Die10 Mesa pit.cb.lng u Sodders
lashed out three hill, lncladi.DI a
triple an d four RBI. while
Barnett cracked out four ainlles
in five trips to the plate, IOOd for
a pair of RBI.
Joe Mutt went the distance for
the Pirates. striking out five and
walking two. Donnie Hill,
Barne tt. Sodders, and Jon
Hockenberry made it easy ror
Mutt with base hlts in the first
inning producing a 3-0 lead.
Saddleback's demise was ap-
parent early as Southwestern
Jumped to a 4-0 lead arter one in·
ning and led 7·0 after three
stanzas.
Saddleback's Bruce Welz had
a single and double in two trips
to the plate a nd Rube n
Candelaria added a double and
s ingle ror three RBI. The
Gauchos turned a couple or dou-
ble plays to up their season
mark to 31 .
GOLDEN WEST PITCHER JEFF HEATHCOCK LETS LOOSE.
Orange Coast hosts Fullerton
Saturday at 12 and Palomar is at
Saddleback at 1
GWC's Pressure Piteher
Heathcock Sharp; Nemeth Belts Tiro Ho mers
By JOHN SEVANO
Of tlllt O.lly ~ .... ,.,...
Pressure situations are usual·
ly what quality pitchers thrive
on and Golden West College's
Jeff Heathcock is no exception.
With his Rustlers desperatelyi
needing a win over Cypres~
Thursday afternoon to stay in
the Southern Cal Conference
race, Heathcock turned in a
beauty.
HE SCA1TERED seven hits
and struck out 10 in leading
Golden West to a 7·1 triumph .
Thus, the win vaults the
Rustlers back into a first place
tie with the Chargers. Both have
15-S records.
"J like pitching the tougher
games," says the bard·throwing
right·hander. "I feel we have the
best talent in the conference."
Thal talent was amply ex·
emplified Thursday when the
Rustlers battered three Charger
pitchers for 13 bits and seven
runs.
CENTER FIELDER Joe
Nemeth provided the biggest
sock in the Rustler attack as he
powered back-to-back homers in
the first and third innings.
Nemeth jumped all over a
fastball in the first, maJcing it
disappear over lhe 417 mark in
center to give the Rustlers a l·O
advantage.
Doubles by Bnan Oe~rosiers
and Matt Palmer set up Nemeth
in the tturd and this time he hit a
curve and buned it over the 390
mark in right·Ct>nter. The home
run. Nemeth's sixth of the year.
capped a three.run annin~ and
~a ve the Rustlers what proved
to be an. insurmountable 4· I
lead.
Four Rustlers enjoyed two or
more hits in the gam<' lead by Desrosiers, who was 4-for·5 Wlth
a double. triple, and two singles
as the team's leadoff man.
Others included Ken Hanvey.
Gary Spnnger and. of course,
Nemeth
BUT, STILL, the main story
was Heathcock. Heathcock
raised his season record to 8·5
and lowered hi s ERA to a
minute 1.70. tbs IO strikeouts
also ~ave him 116 for lhe year in
116 mrungs.
"I've been very happy with
my season." suys Heathcock.
wh o ha s lo s t s ome
heartbreakers . "As long as we
wan . that's what counts."
T he victory a lso gave the
Rustlers a splat C2-2) in the con-
r ere n c e seri es with tb e
C harg e r s , and it wa s
Heathcock's first win against
the Chargers 1n three t.ries.
.. HE'S GOT A GOOD tempera-
ment and doesn't lose his cool,"
remarked Rusters' coach, Fred
Hoover ''That's why he'll be
successful as he goes a long."
The Rustlers have four games
remaining m the season. with all
but one. the last game or the
year against LA Harbor, against
second divts1on clubs.
So Cal Trip s Whittier, 3 -0
Tim Lyncb fired a three-bit
shutout as Southem Calllornia
Coll ege sco red a J .o non-
conrerence baseball victory over
visiting Whittier Thursday after·
noon
Lynch struck out five and
walked four batters. in addition
to yielding three singles.
The Vanguards got all the
runs Lynch required in the
second inning when Butch Plank
walked. stole second base and
scored on Bob Cavinder's dou-
ble.
Two more runs were added in
the fourth inning on a single by
Mark Wood, a walk to Greg
Hanson, Plank's RBI alncle,
followed by a run·scori.n& sinele
by Randy Reno.
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More Basel>iill? IQ81ewood
Volleyball IMNS~ANO
t--J._ileaa;tzw=~'llA..LtD.ilJll-1-eml~l.8 ivent-Set . Understanding Ray: ., na aoa •&Nmo it7e. wW C'Olltioue u .. "MOOlla1 NICht
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U. Set*mber. Ml alcned k>M•term one otber prime time ••me ooatreeu ..... A8C and NBC that poplbly on a Friday nl&bt and
will 1lve tbe national pHtlme three Sunday afternoo,. iames ta ~.!-.... ~l~•ndlOQth~~'f.:. ~ ~. cltt.11. ..., •·-... ~ .._ Tbll buic structure. with some
aeaaoa. small man.•. will C'OOUnue fOf' the
TM de&l.I uU for ABC and NBC to ur~ or the contract between ABC and
eoaUnut to aherule UM coverq.-of bHeball.
the World S.r1es. lea1ue cham· NBC will once a1aln bave the
plonablp n rles and the All·atar Saturday afternoon packaae -25
1ame. A. put or t.bt" old aaNtmenlt. iam es but wlt.b ao additional
ABC baa thla year's World Serles, wrink.&e. For lhe first Ume, NBC will
•hleh will be1ln Tuesday nitbl, Oct have ~l prime time bueball,
t , while NBC bas t.be all·star aame sh owloa one or two Seplember
aod both lea«ue championship aeries. gamea each year starting In 19llO.
NBC will then have the World Chet Simmons, prea1dent of NBC
Serles lD UllO and 1982, wllb ABC Sports, said lhe network isn't locked
broadcutinc the fall claaaic in 1981 Into any particular night. ·
and 19&1. And what does baseball gel out of
Tbe September broadcaat.s are a lhls? Network exposure ln regular
big boost for baseball , wbJch bas season baaeball's prime time -Sep.
been embarrassed by the lack of late· tember -and. as always, mooey.
. season exposure. Just when the Lots of It. A baseball source said that
d ivisional races would be heat· t .<actfiguresonthecootractwouldbe
Ing up, baseball would dJsappear hard to come by. Baseball .
from the tube on Monday nights and which wUI have to negotiate with the
be replaced by ''Monday Night Foot· players on a new contract alter ttus
ball." season, does not want the players us·
ABC, which bas been airing the na· ing the 1V revenue as a bargaining
tiooal pastime in prime time slnce ploy. the source said.
Tri tons
Topple
Laguna
San Clemente ffigh 's
Tritons, ranked No. J in
the CI F Southern Sec·
lion volleyball poll and
c hampio n s of th e
Orange County Invita-
tional, virtually nailed
down the South Coast
League cha mpions hip
Thursday night with a convincing three-set V1CJ
tor) ov e r visiting
Laguna Beach.
* * * * * * s.t.......,. 'l'\I, .....
TELEVISION
9:30 a.m. (22) AMERICAN ANGLER.
10 a.m. C22) -STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS -
New York Rangers vs. New York lslanders.
10:15 a.m. 14) -BASEBALL -The San Fran-
cisco Giants meet the Expos in Montreal.
11 :30 a .m. (13) -SPOaTS AFIELD -Seg·
ments on cave diving, duck calling and a women's
bass-fishing tournament.
J p.m. <4> -G-OLF -Second round play in
the Legends of Golf Tournament. 122> -PRO
SOCCER.
2 p.m. Ill) -TJlACK AND f1ELD --USC vs.
UCLA in a dual meet held al Drake Stadium in
Westwood.
3 p.m. <7> -TENNIS -The singles final in
the Alan King tennis classic. taped at Las Vegas.
f4 ) WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN -Segments
focus on surf-casting and fishing with children.
3 :30 p.m. 12) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -
Part two or the sports scene in the People's
Jl was the Tritons' Republic of China. Also : Part two of the mixed
second league victory pairs gymnastics championships.
over Laguna Beach and 5 p.m. '7> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -
without a loss Otis cam· George Will.Jg, who made front-page news when be
paigo, Coach Ja ck climbed New York's World Trade Center in 1977
Jverson's Tritons a ppear : atlempts to scale Devils Tower in Wyoming, a~
invincible through the 865·foot high igneous intrusion formed by volcano
remainder or the league activitymillioosotyearsago.
season as they prepare 7 p.m. <52) -BO&SE IUCING -Today al
for the CJF playoffs. Hollywood Park.
Thursday's scores were 8 p.rn. <S> -PRO SOCCE• -The Surf vs. the
U.-9. JS-ll, 15-11. Tornado. played earlier tonight at Dallas. C28) -
··1 was very happy
wilh the way w e
played." said Iverson.
"I expected a four or
five-set match, but lhiS
was our best effort of
lbe year All eight
players in our starting
r o t ation played ex·
treme ly well and Jim
Mallory, a junior outside
hitter. really rose to the
occasion.
"We've neve r wo n
league before ; even as
Cl F champions in 1976
we were second to
Laguna Beach in league.
It's been sax years com·
ang a nd it's very gratify.
ing."
GWC Plays
Cypress
Seeking the firs t
perfect regular season
in lbe school'• history.
Golden West College's
women'• basketball
team will cloee out lbe
replar aealOO toD.lgbl
at home qalmt Cypress
Colle1e in a Southern
California Conference
outtn1at7:30.
Tbe Raatlen are 2'-0
at tbe preeent time and
t*O ol tbe closeat 8&mes
bave come •••inst
Cypre1a . In the
J'allertoa tournament. owe won, 68-61, anc1 in
tbe ftnt conlereoce oul-
~~t Cypress, il was
BOSTON MARATHON "'1t -Taped coverage of
the 1979 Boston marathon.
RADIO
Baseball -Dodgers at New York Mets, 9:55
a .m., KABC (790); Boston a.l Angels, 6:55 p.m.,
KMPC <710). -s--.'•ff,._.._
TELEVISION
10 a.m. 12> -THREE ON THllEE -Paul
Westphal, Sam Jones and David Steinberg vs.
Earl Monroe. J ohn Havlicek and Richard
Roundtree. < 11 > -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL.
10:30 a.m <2) -NBA PLAYOFFS -An
Eastern Conference game Is scheduJed.
11 a.m. Ill > -DODGERS BASEBALL -The
Dodgers meet the Mets in Shea Stadium in New
York.
11:30 a.m. <4) -GOLF -Final round play in
the Legends of Golf tournament from Austin,
Texas.
12:45 p.m. <2 > -NBA PLAYOFFS -A
Western Conference playoff game is scheduled.
1 p.m. '7) -BOXING -Amateur fighters
from Venezuela and the U.S. meel in a series or
bouts taped at Las Vegas.
1 :30 p.m. (4 > -SPOllTSWORLD -Highlights
of the Dogwood 500 classic. taped at Little Creek,
Va. Also: this week's fittest or them all competi·
lion: the British Marine test.
2 p.m. < 13> -RODEO -Jilghlights of the 1979
rodeo superstars championships, taped al Ft.
Worth, Texas.
2:30 p.m. '7) -AMEIUCAN SPORTSMAN -
Fishing for salmon and steelbead ln the Klamath
Rlver in Northern California. Al.so, Sam Posey on
a bobsled run at Lake Placid, N.Y. and a review of
American SporUman'a first 15 seasons.
3:30 p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPOllTS -
A apecial retroepect.lve on the 18th anniversary of
lbe abow. Also: the NCAA wreatllng cbam-
pionabips, taped at Amea, Iowa.
5 p.m. (52) -INDOOa SOCCER Pl.A YOFFS.
7 p.m. (52) -BOUE &ACING -Today at
Hollywood Park.
aADIO
Baeeball -Dod1en at New York Mets. 11
a.m ., KABC (790); Boston at Ancel.a, 12:55 p.m.,
Kii.PC (710) .•
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INGLSWOOD-The
ninth aaaua1 lnelewood
Hlah Invitational
volleyb-.ll tournament,
featlllinl M ol the best
prep volleyball teams in
Sout~ern California,
-i-et• under way-Satur-
day morniD& with four
pool1 ol slx teams each
with acUon beCiJm.lnl at
8:30a.m.
Action la slated to run
untll 7 p.m. with ad·
mission free and the top
eight teams from the
four pools will advance
to lhe quarterfinals
The top seeds in each
pool are Westchester
<pool 1), San Clemente (pool 2), Palisades (pool
3) and Newport Harbor
<pool 4).
Here ls each pool's
makeup for Saturday:
Pool 1-Harvard .
Mlraleste. Corona del
Mar, Fountain Valley.
Santa Monica and
Westchester.
Pool 2-Huntington
Beach. Inglewood .
South Pasadena, Redon·
do, Estancia and Sao
Clemente.
Pool 3-Culver City.
North Torrance, Costa
M esa. Bi s hop
Montgomery. Laguna
Beach and Palisades.
Pool 4-Mira Costa,
La Quinta. Los Altos.
Tart . Loyola and
Newpart Harbor.
To truly UDdentaDd Ray Oraill 's decision in
opting for St. Mary's College instead or Lone
Beach Stale, one must truly understand Ray
Orgill. An All-American type who possesses bllb
standards. Orgill isn't interested in publicity, or
beinl in the limelight, or in champioMbips for that
matter.
All Ray is really concerned with is baviDC tun
and enjoying his school life and education.
' KNOWJNG TBESE FACl'ORS, it becomes
easier to understand Ray's reuoning.
"I wanted to eet away and experience a new
environment.·' explains tbe Orange Coast College
standout guard, who was voted MVP in the slate
basketball tournament.
"I just didn't have the right feeling when I vis·
ited Long Beach. I didn't tb1nk I'd fit in. l was
highly impressed with Coach <Tex l Winter and the
talent be 's gotten. I don't want to lake anything
away from Tex. be was a great person.
''It had nothing to do with the coach. it was
just the area."
BY AREA RAY MEANT the school was too
close lo bis home. and he really didn't relish being
so close to the factories and refineries.
··u·s like a great burden bas been taken off my
shoulders and it feels great," says Orgill about
making the decision. "I've always wanted to play
Division I and play on a competitive level. It's like
a long-awaited dream. Something I've always
wanted to do."
Orgill will get the competitiveness he's looking
for. and plenty or It as St. Mary's belongs io the
same WCAC Conference that features University
of San Francisco. Pepperd.ine and Reno <Nevada>.
Ray will have a good coach in Bill Oates. who
recently de parted from AJA, and it was Oates who
was principally responsible for Ray's decision.
"11fERE WERE FOUR RE~NS I chose St.
Mary's," he says. "First , I enjoyed the coaches as
coaches and individuals. Second , l liked the en·
vironment lthe campus-is located JUSt east of
Berkeley>. Third, I was just far enough away from
home where I could visit quickly. And finally, the
people there were friendly."
Orgill takes some impressive credentials to St.
Mary's-state tourney MVP; fourth leading scorer
in OCC history <884>; top assist man in OCC bis·
tory <321 >; and a 16. l scoring avera1e last seuon. or course. Orgill's main obstacle will be men-
tal as be will be going from a winning team at
Coast to one al St. Mary's that will reatW"e one
junio r COrgill >. two so~mores and lbe rest
freshmen. as it stands today.
. "When I made my choice, I asked myself how
important basketball was going lO be to me. I de·
cided my education and the environment were
more imparta nt. My success in the past is enough."
Long Beach State's loss is definitely St.
Mary's gain.
•••
A BANQUET HONOIUNG Coach Tandy Gillis'
s tate champ1onsh1p OCC basketball leam is
scheduled for Monday, May 7, at the Balboa Bay
Club in Newport Beach.
The banquet is open to the public and begins at
6:30 p.m. Reservations must be made by Friday,
May 4, at noon. Tickets are priced at $12 per
person. Reservations may be made by contacting
OCC 's Athletic Department at 556-5890.
Many consider the
prestigious tourname nt
the equivalent to the
state championships due
to the fact the Southern
Section and Los Angeles
Section do not meet io
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JUNIOA COLLEGE
0.-. '#est 7, Or....-C·N11 I
Golcle" WHt 107 010 1-1 " 0
Or•ll9• "°*" 000 000 0.-0 ' • Ande,_. -YounQ. Jac-tOn and H~r rer•. W---'-t0n L-Jac~.
WOMEWS SOFTeAU. RATltotGS HIGtf SCMOOL
Cll' T .. 10 ( .. A OtYblOlll
1 Norin Torr&ne:e 111~1. 1 Slml V<>llev
111 ll, l. l• Mor•Oo 110.ll, 4. Cl>allt'Y
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Newbu•y P(t(I! ilr11. 8 8 1\'-Am111 c .. 11 •
9 RolllnQ Hill• 1 .. 11. 10. ICer>M<ty 110.)1.
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CtplSlr•no; 9. Ramona; 10. Cenlr•I
,.,. Dl•l•Mill
I Cal•l>Mt\; 1 Bonita; 3. O\itrlt>r Ol>ll; 4.
L• Attn•, S. Vllley Cllrl\llan, 6. Norl<' Vis•
In, I . Aov•I o.i.. a. Mor-V•lley, 9. ()n.
l•rtO Cllrl\llMI, 10 Bl•llop.
Small ki.MI' OM'lofl
t Lutllilfon IOr.>nQ<'I, 1 !t<HI J<t<onlo. 3.
fllQ Pine •• Alo 1-lOfldO. ~ Wllllll~• Cllrl~ "~"· • Ml•1><0i><t, 1 Llber1y Cllrlsll•n; 8. tcmpH!ll>fl, q M<l••Mll'I•. 10 Mayfield.
llMM'S OYMMASTta
MIOM SCMOOL
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Floor uertl .. (.\•• IAI 1:0 . Sldt. ttor-w .... , Oii • t), Al"9\ 8-lltl
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HIGH SCHOOL
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THE
CADILLAC
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842·2000
OF
LEASES
1977
Coupe De Ville
(999RSI)
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MOU YWOOO "&•IC ~ ........ ttM•n...,_ CPI---· l'lnt race-MM nr,...o IH-,.yl IM,
UO. J.IO; .._., .. l'ltllllOn IOll••rMI .. 00. uo, .....,.,.. ....,.. 1o.1..__.,.1 u o .
St ton• rec.t -~.arcy Tbo111M
IOe t•llOulHY•I • •O. •.•o. J.20; 8old
M•mHfl• <McCMr0<1> 1.40, J.t01 Ho111y Jen
i Plf"U I S.OO; U deity ClouOM lt.71 INld
IS.IO
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JJ.60. 10.20. ~; HNafl COll.,.rnl S 20.
3.20; AdoretlOn tPlnc•yl 2 10
F.wt" r-.-1111,...... IPiftC•YI 120,4 Ill,
1,00; Or. Watter J. IOel.tflOlliWY91 UO • t .lO; IC~ 1111 (larraul I) 60 .,
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1,00, Swint Tiie H•rbOr (Otl-1.s.yel
UO. U nan. If.SI paid m50
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4.00, J ,to. 1t9l9r1 lftowle\I II IO,• 60, Sl.iet
Gl•n ll"lnuyl •.JO
S.ventfl ra<.e-wltft Etettn<• t Plnc•Y 1
LtO, s.10. 3 ao. """' •tMillnt IOll••reU 12.40.
'00, J-(Oti.._sw.,.1 s ao. " •welt t•SI paid Ja.00
E'9111ft r-.-Whah you..-plHwre t Pi.rce•
10 00, 4 20. 160; Wlllte A.,..,...,$ f Plncayl
MO, J.60, life's Hooe 1o.ta110u,wY.11 40
Nlntll rac AdmonlSfl IOllv•rnl 30 • .tO.
11.20, 1 4CI, Aslllon:I C:.\lle IPlnc:..,I UO,
4 70: Gay RltlPle I Toro It 20; U exec:t• If.II
SN ids JU 00
Attendllnce-11 ,t$'I
t.OS ALAMITOS ~c..:..fttllb Cllll .. ...._ 1-11,..1
Finl rec:e-&•ron Boga" iR•lchfordt
l .MI, J.MI. 2.20; EdgtWOOd Armllt IV•llMld lllQll9ml UO, , .0; JUSI• Clle (lindtf'Mlnt
1 . .tO; "••act9 (~I paid 14.10.
Second •.c.e-JusUy Joe IGal••dol I oo. •.oo. ?:~~°'*• ~ IH111per 1 uo, uo Dire -(8ttylwi) 3 • .0.
Third race-RoYtl Birdie H 1Aub4nl Joo.
2.20, 7 . .0; Rototuwl ISof'lft') 2 Ml. >IO.
Rosie Lau IS!ltfrenl 4.00.
Four111 rec:t-J.,...s Allyt""' 1Pe111no1
6.IO, 4.00, 4.20, MerTy On H I 81enc:11Mdl
LIO, 10.00; WWrllfl9SMMup ISftortl 1.IO
Fllll'I ra<.e -Aare OtStllfl IDunnebt<lo.1
1.00. t .40, U O; Atldy's o. ... IT-I 7.00.
4.20; SlladV o.t ISOr1"' I > .tO
5111111 r-c.....oero (T-1 ,, •• '.o.
s.to; Roy .. y-N IAticllllordl l 20. 3 '°
819 Tl"'9 1 ...... aQonel 1.AIO; SJ ut<i. IJ-41
IN Id 101.60
S.¥entll rKe TutMN 18e.rt 900. SOO.
J 20; C~• IGrundyt 1.40. • .0 Aop
Sllvet 1"911ingl 7.IO
Elglltll rece l.eNOll Pri"I ttl•lchtOl'O
l 60. 7 .O. J IO; Nahm iAOM!fll J 20. > 00 Alo
V•lel (Oot-rl 4 20, SJ euci. i2 II p,tod ••• Nlftltl r.u,-F111ml"90 M IH IT-I 11 00,
19 . .tO, 1.60; Swill NI•• H (8eyle\\I J .0, 3 00.
Swlfl S-iRtidtfordl t IO, U •utl•
1s-t>1W1ld2n oo
Att•no.nc.-J.116
MEN
HIG"SCHOOL
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100-1.Nloi.er IOVI 10 I, 2 H•\111\V\ IOV
10.J, J. Ille! e._.. IOVI. Grtt1.0ll\O tCt
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n .t, l . c;.-1no <Cl 73.1.
440-1. Risi\ IOVI SJ S. 7 T .. \leY CCI SJ•.
J ICllne IC.I,. I.
NO I SCtl4iltl ICI 2 07 'I. 7 hie tDVI
, .09.2; • -(Cl 1 Ot)
Mlle-I B Oel9-IOVI 4 U • 1
Romine ICI 4 .._S, 3 A OelQeoo IOVI
• 41.0.
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0.!9"0o IOVI 10 OI ~. l B 0.19tOO IOVt
10 12.1.
120HH 1 Rl\11 tOVI15 S 1 Fr1Q¥d tOVI
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0 .0. J. Miiier IOV l'U 4
4411 rel•Y I Oct.., View 44. • Mlle I c.,,_.eul 3' I
HJ-I Ruff ICI ).10, 7 Marll" 1<.1 S-4
GllulCl s-t
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42·10; J,0..-a ICI tl•7
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MIGHSC*>OL
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100-SMffletcl IPJC I 11.S; 220-SMffleld
IPlO 21.0; ..-i.or~ (MDI U.•.
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1 IOl.H-Motlr-. tMDI -..1; 140 '91•Y-f'IU.
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100 medley r91..,-<:oM 7 02.l. 100 ,,_
S.llnQ IEI 1 lS•. so lrtt-ot•-•r 1CdMI
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Misc.
TMU•SIAY'S TRANSACTIONS
FOOTIAlL
NM.leMl,_NllLt..,.._
C.REEN BAY PACKERS Ir-Wiiiie
Bucn•non. <Otnet't>Kk. to I~ Stn DleQo
Cllarq<t" for a levet>tfl..round Pf<IL •n tt>e "" COlltQeOrttlMld• ll"l•fOllnd PK" Im ttlO
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''There will be 10me ..U-·
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Fountain Valley Rish earned a
bundle with a 12·1 reeord and tbe
Cl F Big Ftve football ebam·
pionsh.ip, but the money·maken
were not in the playofft-due toe-.
the bite put on by the Southern
Section .
DANLEY SAYS BE sees a
hesitancy among Orange County
principals. to make such a move .
"I 've been beating my bead
against a stone wall,·• says
Danley. "There is so much
potential, but Orange County
principals do not want to make
waves. It's not the thing to do to
talk against the CIF.
"But we're not anti-anything,''
continues Danley. ''We're just
legitimately looking for a way to
save programs.
"Some will say there are no is-
sues. We'r e going down the
drain! No issues?"
COSTA MESA IDGB Principal
Bob Packer, a member of the
Southern Section Executive
Committee as Orange County's
representative. says he does not
see a mad dash by Ora nge Coun-
ty principals to make the move.
·'There was a strong feeling
five or six years ago because of
di ssatisfa ctio n with r e .
leaguing." says Packer. "But
that was taken care of and as a
result there reall y isn't a real
ground swell a mong the prin-cipals.
··There is no question Orange
Co unty could do it, but do we
want 1t now 1 Do we really want
to break away at thi11 particular
llme1 And there is the question
or what wo uld it do lo the
Southern Section. Frankly.
Orange County m ay be the
Southern Section's most viable
p1e<'e. economically as well as pbilosoph1cally.
"BUT WHEN THE TIME
should come for a decision, I'll
do what is best for Orange Coun·
ty and Costa Mesa High."
Shortly, a committee is due to
be formed to check out the
possibilities. They'll return with
their report and Orange County
pranc1paJs may or may not go
for it
lf they do-there is a much
larger hurdle to c lear -the
Southern Section.
There is a body of 50 mem-
bers, each representing a league
and each with one vote, that can
turn the potential proposition
down or approve il-<iepending
on each one's political and
personal motivation.
Orange County's only real
weapon would appear to be un-
animous backing.
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II •••1•r Tom 1 .. Hr... lml•'al &Mt _____ ... !llJJlk'\ •::..~
......... .. &ell I.bl '\.
Trout Opener
t Saturday_
• Yaall ... wlaat to do, 1a&d, "I M•e to deal
•10. m1 altut ... my
way . We sat dowa
toptMr IDd ~tel ••t· tera out. 8otll ~ .,.,.
1orry. Acitua11~. there
may bave b9tn an ad·
va•ta1e to It -H
clea re d tb e at •
moapbere.''
G arv•y ~uentb
had betti chi~ by Ml
i.ammat Cor bis Im·
a1• ••"Mr Clean" -1
model athlete wltb 1
pretty wite and 1
private lUe style, wttll·
Uke d , 1 m arkelable
commodity 5ought for
TV commer cials and
public appearancu T he
fi(Chl erupted, he aJd.
when Sutton m ade a
comme nt ubout h1
ramily.
S UTTON LAT E R
made a tearf ul public
a pology, saying , "1
thank God for Steve
Garvey and for the role
God has let him -play in
mv life."
"I would prefer to let
the matter die there."
the pitcher said Thur s·
day, adding that he saw
no conne<:tlon with the
.Yankees• affair.
The t wo cases differ in
two as pects -one, a
key Yankees' player
was injured and the
d a m age affected the
t ea m 's pe nn a n t
c hances: two. the two
Yankees' combatants
were not let off with just
a lecture .
TIME MUST decide
on the discrelion of the
Yankees' manage ment
in coming down hard on
both players involved,
(ining each 10 days' pay.
The unique discrepancy
in t he amount or the
fines is brought about by
th e differ<'n<•t• in
s alaries Gossuge·s
$.133.000 yearly paycheck
compared lo Johnson ·s
$100.000.
1'roul ftlhermeD tJu'OUOout Callfornla an aear· lq up for a Wa opeef., ... 11.nc1 Saturday.
8liea1111 and lak• ln the Hllb 8'erra an ln ••· c.llnt ._.,.and lboukl prodUC9 U•lta and near
bmitl for mall qy trwt an&Jer.
Cun-.Jy moet 1tnams an nmnln1 clear and
cold, but wllb a warmiftC lNnd predlc\ed there could be • tot ol run-off water added to the 1tnams and
lakes matins them olf color and poutbly a ... pro-
ducttw.
LU• below the 8,500 foot level are now, or
t bould be by opemo, • ktod, com..a.teb le• free.
Thole bllh altltUde Ion aloa& the eutem Sierra
m•)' not open up UI around the llnt part of June due
lo th above normal 1now pack. Th1a anow pack will Man utet to aJl ll'OUt aqlera oo both t ldet of tM
Sierra u It will atau~ plenty ot water to keep lhe
•lreama, crHb and rivert ln prime f11hln1 C'OndJ·
Uon lh.rouattiout the sum mer recreaUonal months.
PICTI"°"' MIMHU NAlllUl ITATaMSlllT
Tiie tollewitv.1 --a._... .... -.. : THE SI ltTH ST Alt-SCHOOL Of'
INTUtNATIOHAL CUlllNIE, t•t .I-. Der Ot., Hwfttiftgtoft 8eKll, CA ,,...
.>Mn C. MtJil-. IGOll .Mil 0.. Ot.,~9MOl,CA ....
Tiii• M!Nss '' ~.., ... • dlvl4Nel.
Miii/ii c. Mc..1"-Tlll•~ -ftled wftll IM c-tr O.rtt Of 0r-.. c-y °" Allrll4,tm. ""-'"'*"'*' o.-.,. COM! Deity Pllet Aflr.,,IJ,20.2J."1t I~
PUBUC NOTICE
CROWLEY LAKE 18 WEIL STOCKED for
opening week with anticipated flahermen exceeding
10,000 Accordmi to Balke Jones of Bishop, Crowley
should ptoduce Umlts for just a bou\ any aneler that ":.C.:,:.~"::::=i::,ss
c-an hold a rod.Jonesexpectsthlsyeartobeoneorthe D!-h Sparkles for OV Tile to1_,,,. __ ,,Cloi,,,.11ut1·
belt er ones due to a full lake and a carryover ortast ..lutt "'" ~·~ ,,11 L v P "0 , e c , 10"
year'sstockmg program. Ocean View High's Tom Rish recorded rour SYSTl!MS.1m 1NMVerde E•tt. Ho.
Other lakes will also produce some great fishing individual victories in an Empire League track uc. ~· :::::Y ~=.•~Mew that will be enhanced by Department of Ftsb and and field meet with Cypress Thursday, but lt V••ct• e .. No. Hc. coat• M•w.
Oame pre-season stockings or catchable rainbows . wasn't enough as the visitors captured a 7o'Al-64'AI c..~~ta!:! '' <~ lrY .ii ;n. There appears to be an excess or ralnbows in victory. ctlvlcNel.
ha t cheries a long the Rish. a junior, captured the 440, 120 high '"'' '~~':! '1'" wtt11..,. ( J Sierra and this should h dJ 1 • d . 1 j '°""'Y c•••k of o. .. ,941 Col#lty on ~~RS keep streams a nd lakes __ u_r_, _es_._.on_g_Ju_m_. _P_an __ t_r1_p_e_u_m_P_·-------•"'""11 '•· ""
_.....,..; i ..,._,..., that are near roads full or Pub11"*' 0r~ c:oHt oeu~';~ fish ror summer vaca -Arw1120. 21 ...ciM.e., •. 11. 1m m._,.
lioners.
Bridgeport and Twin lakes will be very good for
those after the big browns of the Sierra. The Twin
Lakes are usually good for the top brown taken open-
ing weekend and you can bet there will be a lot or
trollers out on the lake come 6 a.m. Saturday. Most
all t he water is now open ln the popular J une Lake
loop area which has provided excellent angling
the past couple of years helped by a trophy trout
stocking pro~ram.
CERTAIN STREAMS ALONG the southern ex-
trem es of the Sierra opened early this year for the
rirst time and currently are kicking out some nice
browns (natives> along with ni ce catches of weekly
stocked rainbows. The Owens River between BisJtop
and Lone Pine has been very good for rainbows in the
two. to five-pound class taken on noaUng ball and
many nice browns taken on s pinners and cr awlers.
Look for these areas to be red hot also opening day
due to the heavy stocking programs that have been in
e rrect
In the Northeastern corner or California streams
around California Pines and Susanville s hould be
very productive as they have been closed since Nov.
ember. The Pit River should produce some very nice
browns as the water is aver age in level and n ow and
tht-water is just the right color. At the supur-4ome of super c.r burs
28332 Camino Capistrano In Laouna N19U4M.
San Oiego Freeway al Avery Parllw•' H it
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUI eUSINEU
NAME STATIUHNT
Tiie 1011owl119 1>9rM>ni •re cto•no
tluSIM H a\
HOLLIHILLS. 331> E 11\11 Street.
CO.I• M4tw, C.lllornl• '2&27
Hoity Enterpro~n. tnc .• Cost• Me\A. (Alllorn1a, 336 E \ 1111 Stre~I.
Cost• Mne, Calilornl• '1;16'1 This bu~tr,tt\~ ., londU\.ted bv a cor
Por.'lllOn HOiiy Enterpri\h, Inc
lllrqin1• L Co\\ello
Prt\ictOnl
fl'll• •letement "'"' llled wllt\ '"" County Cler1t ot Or•nOI' County on
Aprlt II, 191'
1"·1111 .. This. in 1tsetr. may be
cause for ha~gJing with
lhe Player s Assocla·
tion. H the two men
were equally responsi·
ble, as the Ya nkees
acknowledge, why not
equal fines? It's an issue
Along the entir e western stretches of the Sierra
fishing should be good for native and stocked rain· bows,· but the back country lakes will be bard to
reach as most pack stations will not begin operations
for a t least another month or so. Some or the passes
leading to good fishing lakes are covered with six to
10 reel or snow and it is going to take plenty or work
(714) 831·0800 (714) 495-0800. Pub11•l'le<I Or.,,9' C:O.st Dally PllO(. ----------
a lready r a ised b y
Marvin Miller, the
playe rs' chier advocate.
o r greater import, a~
Garvey suggests, migltl
be the psychological
wounds. particularly to
Gossage. If he. a blithe
s pir it , :.hould. become
disenchanted and sullen
as did Cy Young Award
winner Sparky Lyle, a
former Yankee. he could
lose his effectiveness.
His $2.75 million vitlue
wou ld go down con-
sider ably.
"T h e sa m e for
J ohnson," says Garvey.
"He is not a volatile
person. I have known
"him a long lime. 1 know
bis fr ustration He ts
a nxious to contribute to
the team."
R1mning
Events
Scheduled
A run ror women, a
run for scholarships and
a run for plain olcl fun
are on tap this weekend
in Orange County.
A lO·kilometer race
for women gela under
way at 9 a.m. Saturday
at Caplltrano Beach
behind the San Diego
Fed eral building at
34208 Doheny Park
Road . .fhere will be nine
age categories with
trophies 1oing to the top
three finishers in each.
The overall winner
a nd warm weather to break trail.
IT IS G-OING TO BE a Uttle early for fly fishing.
but fly fishermen might do good with nymphs and
wooly worms fi shing in deeper creek and river holes.
Most all of the treut laken during the first couple
weeks or the season are caught on bait and lures.
T rout appear to prefer bait that they can see with
ease and those baits that produce a scent on which to
reed, during early weeks of the season. As soon as
tem perature warms and streams drop below runoff
levels trout become more select ive a nd this is when
fly fishing turns on.
Weather bas a lways been a problem for trout
anglers. In fishing the High Sierra rishermen ha ve to
be prepared for everything from a full blizzard to
basking in the sun with temperatures in the mid 70s. rr a warm spell hits prior lo opening day then anglers
should come expecting to fi sh high streams and
rivers and thjs will force lots of fishermen to seek out
tbe clear lakey;or better catches.
Opening Clay is a tradition a mong ma ny
Southland anglers and from all indications these die·
hard anglers will not be d isappointed.
Anderson Paces
GWC Past Bucs
Julie Anderson tossed a one-hitter Thursday as
vlsU,.ing Golden West put Orange Coast College's
women's softball team down. 7·0, in non·
conference action.
Anderson, touched up only by Pat Shaw's
single in the third inning, struck out four and
wallCed two batters ln raising her record to 7·2.
Golden West scored in four of the seven In·
ning~ under a 12-hit attack with Sue Mercado,
Kodee Murray, Helen Gilligan and Cindee Secrist
supplting most or the power.
Mereado was safe on three or four occasions
and Murray bad a single, double and two RBI ln
rour ttips to the plate.
Gilligan bad a double and slngle In three trips
and Secrist added a pair of one·baggen to the
Rustlers' attack.
Tbe victory pushed Golden West's overall rec·
ord to 26-6. Included in that record ls a previous
1-0 dectaioo in 10 innings over Orange Coast.
wUJ receive a weekend c I Ra
•acation in either San :VC es to . ce •
Dte10 or Dana Point. ''1 ' Entry fee ls $'1 • • ~:~~~ FJShback Returns UDder w•y at 9 a.m. at
tbe comer of Mesa and Jtm Flahback wlll return to speedway
Brtd1e ro.dl. motorcycle raclq at tbe Oraqe County Fair·
8egl1tratlon ls $3 groundl la Colta 1Ce1a toallbt after l>O'ilnl a w l t h o u t a c o m -perfec:t acore to wtn tbe 1111 International alx day
memoraUve T·ablrt and trials qualifier at Cautornla City reeeallv. 17 wftll. Sip·UPll will be Gatesopenate:aowltbtbeflntbeatrac6atl.
lalln from '1 to I : 45. Ftlbbaek wUI be pitted aaainlt Alan Cbrtatlan
Pu 11d1 wW support of e:e; Beacb ln a apedal two-lap mllteb Ila• UC I • q u a ti c race I t .. ol U.. larpit riden ln tM ftnl
IC!llillm llQ "-1. Then dlvlllc& la Oftl' M poundl and &-I •
... 17 .......... ad-........ WU IDYOlftd ID a apeetacular crub
..._ID ... llWP two-ID the ll'rl uUoDal elaam.._...p raeee wba be
.... ,... (or JOUtha WU c~ IDlo tbe .......... tUIDI out
.. IT. tbrM ,......_ ... ta. U-........., to U.. traek
AllO ._..,, a ln1 to wlD tM f9otl.arted bea\ race.
eo11pami .. flB run 11 Ja ltTI ISDT eomtetltl~ lae WOta tbe
1claedalld for 10 a.m. Amerteaa qualir,tq l'CMllMll Cl> ftaflll1it ID U.
1 t• rtl •I • t th• tapft .. m9"17adtel'raialid."9...,. .. allr1'11•
Bl'Md'nJ clepartm••t arm dartaltbeftul llDT n~taloll1Dl"1•. 1tore l• Newport•• He wW ., to Welt o.rm..r oom• la tlili r...... ........ year'• evelll ID ..,...btr.
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AT JAGUAR XJS
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Aprll 10, 21-W..1 •.II. 197• IS21·1'
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FICTITIOUS euSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
TM IOllOWt"9 --il OOoftQ bu\t·
MU •s RI C.H A Ro ·s C U!>TO M
WALLCOV6RINGS. n1 .... ();e.....wl A,,.., Bet-1\1-. CAMlfornle 9261>2
R•<,..rd JoMC>ll h te-ron, 22/t'r
O lemond Ave • 8 •1bo• l•l•nd,
C.ll~n1419M2 '"''~",_,..,I>'(""·~ dlvlOUal
RICl\¥0 J IN<9er.,..
Tlli\ itei-t ••l 1111<1 wttll IM
County Clerk of Ot•no-COUflly on
A0tll IO. lt14
PUBLIC NOTICE
DAILVPILOT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
-DM.YPLOT ,, ••• Apttt t7. ••11 Btultaess
Solar Runs Can for 1 W a Gallon
SALT LM.S ..cttY (AP> -
JffrJ WUMnoe UMd '° fMC')' ...... ., • p r•ll 1 aood
mOOlllN..-. Now • non-driM r.
be'• aW1 t.out.IGI the mer1ta ol
home·bnwed alcohol to P'lt ln
1UUI. al abaul .... ch which
be aaya can fUI llwlr t1ftki .tth
alC'Ohol fol' .. UtUe •• 10 centa a
••lion
Wllk-. a. o1 Leva11. Utab.
Ht 1&19 ht developed bll do-tt.
1ourMll plu u "a way ol aet·
Un1 tbe naUon out of the control ot the oll·oroduc:lq n1tlonl. ••
• c:ar'••utank He'a ltart.lAI a C'ltnpalp to
urae AIMtieana to build ••r
·•1 GOT naao of' c'*1-. ta.. aowmment. and c:Ulllq u...
oil rompanl .. and blaml~ other
Pf'Oplt1 for m)' problema. ' •lld
"" has bffn 1lvln1 le~uree on hJa ldtu, and plana lo bqin a
croaa·country lecture tour,
l.raveUna ln ' pickup trvck that run• prtmanly on alcohol.
Car of tlae Future A"WI,...,. ..
•INO& SNGINE conveniou
allow Lbe truck to run on akobol
or 111. It hu two IH tanlul.
Wllkerton ••1tt het to re1ular
fut-I to at.art the en1Loe. bec•&M
alcohol c.loean't create enoup
vapor praaure. Wilkerson doesn't sell the
solar 1UU1. He doesn't even own
a patent on the model be carries
around. He uka for voluntary
contributions at lectures, but
aaya he doesn't get many.
Wllker1<>n. a retired Navy
man and rather or eight, aaid be
developed his moonsbin.i.ng skills
making com liquor in the woods
of North Carolina.
"lN ntE NAVY, WE brewed
up a little applejack and raisin
brandy," he said. "I've been liv-
ing around homemade alcohol
for a long Ume."
Wilkerson, who dropped out or
college e ngineering courses
after three years. said be has
written mayors across tbe coun·
try Lo line up his lecture tour.
Transportation Department officials unveil a fou r·
passenger proto-type auto with safety f eatures.,designed
to protect occupants at crash speeds of up to SO mph.
Government s pokesmen say the vehicles could retail for
as low as $6,000 once they are in fuJl production.
He admits he 'll have to buy
s ome gasoline along the way.
but he's going to try to run most-
ly on alcohol.
HE'S PUBLISIDNG a book on
ho w to make fue l i n your
backyard.
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J . Martin Ber~man has been named regional
m:rna.r.:er for Slat.t· Mutual Savings and Loan As-
'ocialion. Nl·Wp.Jrt DN1t·h.
Ill' IS rl•SpOllSlh)C r0r s upervis ion Of e ight
hram·ht•!> in <>ran.r.:e. H1vcrs1dc and Los Angeles
C'OUntll'S Ill' abo 1s an a~s1:-,tant vice president. lie joined
thl• company seven y<:a·rs a~o and most recently
was manager of the El CaJon hranch.
• Richard K. Wray, Irvine. a former residential
specialist m the Newport fkac·h office of Coldwell
Banker Re s idential Brokerage Co .. ha s
transferred into the Newport Beach office of
Coldwell Banker Commt>rdal Brokerage Co.
lie b workm.r.: irl rtevt•lopmcnl or office a nd com-
merl'1al proJC<'b . primarily in the Irvine Industrial
Com))lt•x
lie Joined the company in 1973 and was a
mi.'mber of the company's Million Dollar Club
from 1974 lhrou~h 1978 and was a member of the
company's Pres idents Club during 1977 a nd 1978.
lfo was named Sl'ntor residential consultant just
before his transfer . ..
Three members of f'ar Wes t t'inanclal Corp. 's
board of dfrcctors have retired from their pos1·
tions. The corporation is the holding company for
State Mutual Savings a nd Loan Association.
Newport Beach.
James C. Maupin, J ess McEwan a nd Oun·
can Shaw have stepped down.
Maupin. an attorney, was named a director in
1971
Mc Ewan joined State Mutual in 1941 a nd laler
became president of that financial institution.
Chairman of the association's board since 1961, he
was named emeritus of that board and a director or
Far Westin 1974.
A retired Marine Corps general. Sha w became a
direct.or of State Mutual's governing board in 1960,
and wa!l nameddirector of FarWeslin 1974. • Deany Parula, Irvine, bu been appointed as
s istanl vice president and manager of savings for
Newport Balboa Savlags ud Loan Aal!Oelatloa
organizaUon an Newport Beach.
She previous ly was employed by Mariners
Savings and Loan fo r 10 years, holding the position
of m anager or the association's Westcliff office
since 1973. Earlier s he was employed by Glendale
t~ederaJ Savings and Loan Association.
• o. Bruce Butcher, Newport Beach, has been
na m e d sales manager in addttlon to his
responsibilities as controller of the Garrison
Hydraulics Division of Dana Corp.
He joined the company at corporate head-
quarters in Toledo. Ohio, In 1972. assigned to the
corporate internal a udit staff. He served in various
administrative positions In Fort Wayne and in
Lansing, Mich., before moving to California in
1977.
Newport's wrc
Has Quaner Loss
Reneclln1 seasonal fact.ors. WTC Inc. or
Newport Beach, expects to report a Ion for the
first quarter, Harry M. Baker, president and chief
executive officer, told the annual meetln1 of
Sb1rebolde,... ' In the rtnt quan.r of 1'71, the company re·
ported net. income ol $50,000, or 2 cents a ahare. WTC Md lts 1ublldiarte1 provide air and aur·
face frellht fontardi.q Mrri'*· Tbe company
aJIO leaM9 t.ruck equipment.
Dividend Declared
Smltll IDUruUonal Inc., Newport leadt, bu
deeland • ...,.....,, di.adend o1 • cents per com-moa ....,., perabla llQ n to ............. ol ,...
eord llay 11. TM 8dditlOllal I etllll per lban ti u
lllel'UM from the preYloul quaNIV cliYkllnd ol ...... ,.. .......
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The Good Old Dafl•
Autos line up a t 31s t Stree t and
We ntworth Avenue in Chicago to buy gas
at Al Farmer 's Am oco station for 33 cents
a gallon-a promotion tied in with a local
radio station's ad campaign. It may have
been worth it -U Chicagoans didn't mind
waiting three hours.
Air Cal 'Butllps' Tops
Local A.irlitw Heu Highest Seat Denial Rate
WASHINGTON (AP> -Air
California had the highest rate
of passengers denie d seats
a m ong domestic a irlines 1n
January, a ccording to the Civu
Aeronautics Board
Accordjng to CAB sfatistics.
the Newport Beach airline
aver aged 44 .8 involuntary de-
nie d boardings per 10.000
passengers during the month.
THE NEXT HIGHEST rate
was Continental, with 10.3 in-
voluntary denied boardings per
10.000 passengers. and the
average for all domestic airlines
was 4.5 per 10,000.
Overall. the CAB said, fewer
passengers were denied seats in
January than in the same month
last year. Some 33 percent of the
bumped passengers gave up
seats voluntarily in exchange for
compensation.
AIRLINES SOMETIMES sell
more seats than are available on
a night in anhcipat1on that some
passengers wilf not show up.
()v••r Tiu· (~ount•·r
NASO Listings
Whe n too many passengers ap.
pear for a flight some have to be
denied a seal, or bumped.
In international operations,
Braniff had the highest rate of
anvoluntary bumpings at 35.19
per 10,000, although the same
a irline averaged only 4.35 bump.
ings pe r 10,000 on domestic
flights.
fo'1ve a i r lines Wright,
Reeve, Aspen, Alaska and Air
Wisconsin reported no in·
voluntary bumping on domestic
operat1011:> in January.
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STOCKS I BUSINESS
NYSE COMPOSITE TcRANSACTIONS
I
. '•
,~, AprO 'IT ,971 N DAILY ~ILOr ..
Guide Ordered
To Stop Bias
By SYLVIA PO&TE&
If you call a tra.,,el aac nt <» aarlu~ reaervallon clerk tu
find out wh.lch aJrline~ Oy where an North Ame riu. Ute
answer invariably will come from " angle source -lM
"Official Airline Guide ."
But what you are told may bewronaot ancomplete
Roughly the size of u ml)or cat)"S ·'Yellow PagH, ·•
the OAG is the only U S publication that combines Ute
passenger flights and fare!' for domestic aarUnea in die
U.S .. Mexico. Canada and lbt' Caribbean It Ii> publlabed by
Reuben ff DonoelTey Corp . o :.ubstda-ry of Dun-c!c
Bradstreet. and is a fixturt' an corporate travel depart·
ment.s and the offices of aJrline bookini aod travel a1ent.a
THE GVIDE'S INFORMATION IS incomplete and
biased. claims the Federal Trad Commisaion. In a recent
successful suit. the FTC charged OAG s publis hers with ii
legally conspiring with the major a1rlineb to omit and bury
facts about certain flights offered by smaller a ir carriers
The result: Commuter and intrastate airlines lost
passengers and the public s pent more tune and money ny ·
lng than necessary
Berore the FTC began its probE:. the Donnelle>• Corp
refused t.o prmt any of lht-connecl.Ul~ nights provided by
small commuter airlines
Most of the more than 7 m1lhon passenger' who ny on
commuter carraeri; con
nect with other aarline:-
so the abscnc:t of any
facts about commuter
co nn ec t i on :; wa .•
"especially •nJunous . ·
s aid the Judge who
beard the ca:.c. Jame5-
B. Timony
Money·s
Worth
Becaus(· reservation and tra"Vel agents didn't know
that commute r connection!! eXJsted. travelers werf' forced
to wait for flights orrered by maJo• airline~
Amoog om1ss1ons from the guide 14'ere dera1lf. on d1!'.
count fares that mos t commuter earn e rs ha\le arranged
~1th the: lending a1 rline~ Because of th est. travelers were
overcharged
IN 1976, AS /\ RESULT OF THE F'l'C inquiry the
guide be~an prmling com muter connection~ Busanes~ on
these ;urltnei, picked up almost at once But lht OAG con·
tinued discnmanaling agamst smalltr Imes by h!>llng cer ·
tain of their fli ghts after thost-or lb<-b16 earne r"'
Silly or not. it's a fact that t>tang at or nt:ar th( top of
any !isl 1:-a compel1ttve advantage
To correct for this quark of human nu.lure lhl· OAG
randomly listed identical night, of thl-ma;or aarhne-. But
it earned th(· commuter and antrai,talt-aarltnt. n1~ht::. th<1 t
left at th<: samt· ti me ;rnd (CJr th<-~amt: dei.tanut1on in d
separate cate~ory rartht'r down the 11:.l
THl-:SE DISCRIMINATOR\' EDITORIAL dec1s1on~.
ruled th<: 1ud~e were the produc1 of both r.lo::.t-•anancaal
tit's bel\\t'een Donnelley Corp Jnd tht. bi;.; dsrhne:. 1nd of 1
con~p1nwy
In 1975. l>onnl'llt·~ rc1·c1-.cd roughly S3 malhon an sub
sc riptaon~ jnd othe r fee~ from maJor <:arrie r ..
Fed Mo1iey Report
Hits Market Hard
NEW YORK I AP !
the mane} s upply sent
decline t.oda)
Conce rn o-.er o :-udden surge m
tht stock marl-ti tr.tr: " broad
The Do\\ Jone~ J\ erag( of 30 and ustnah. off 6 4\t poanl:-
Thursda)'. fell anolber4 33 to856.64 loda)
.ftitfJd.:~ ltt The
.ftipot light
AO'rf_rt .. !1 o.,, .• )
lif''h h4f"lq.."1 Ll•t ,. r "
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~(W Y0 1!" Ap•n c"' un,.,1 Pr•v10u\ ck• Wt~~ •9<
Monti\ -Y!•' •90 ,.,.., ••~r\ ,._
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'979 C!?~eats. deluxe pin stripes. side
nsm1ss1on. bucit E 31-604247)
Four speed t:I well moldings (T s3J89
moldings & wn S4l '9 WAS •CE
IKE'S s£LL-0Ff Ptl
'979 coaou.A ecP~'!~w wiper & stee' AM/FM ster .
transmission. "' Automatic (TE 51 ·358206) s4 belled tires
WASS5154 . se.L-Off ra•cE 0 .,_
•KE'S 79 coaoU.A STAT•0~1~~!onino & steei I 9 AM radio. tactorv ~
t ansm1ss1on. 9 Automaltc r (TE 38-160946) s54• belled radials. I.
WAS $6' 69 PRICl
•K£'S ss.L-Off
DEMONSTRATORS
I '71 LOMG IED PICKUP
Five speed trans . custom intenor.
bumper. mrrors. custom stripes &
only 1 798 miles (RN 42-139435)
WAS $5749 $4761 IKE'S SB.L
Off PRICE
I 979 TOYOTA
CELICA UFTIACK
Power steering, factory air cond ..
targa, high power eQuallzer & dual
rear speakers. cassette. rocker
moldings. pin strioes. 4. 715 miles.
shade 1<1t & wire baskets.
(AA 42-139735)
WAS $8957$7506 IKFS SB.L
OFFPllCE
s99
DOWN DELIVERS
ANY NEW TOYOTA
OM AP,IOVAL <>I YOUI
· GOOD CllDIT
I t79 VOLVO 241A W AGOM
Automatic tranam1aslon, power
steering, power brakes and pin am pee. (VC 24545Ml·239879)
!si~ 58211
197' VOLVO 264A
FOUi DOOR Sunroof. air condlt1onlng. leather power ... ,.. power brakes &. pin
etnpee. (VC 2.6465Ml-071268) ·::.=0•11, ltl
1971 CORONA
STATION WAGON
Automatic trans • fac1ory air
cond1t1oning, power steering
wood sides. lu09age rack. radio &
5,861 ITl!les. (AT 119-0743491
WAS $7407 $6296 IKFSSEU
OFF PRICE
I 979 CRESSIDA FO UR
DOOR LUXURY EDITION
Automatic tran smi ssion .
automatic air cond .. power
steering. power brakes. AM/FM
ster eo & 5.878 miles.
(MX32·018751l
WASS921Js12a IKE'S SEU __ _
OFF PRICE _ _. ____ _
*60*
MONTHS r
FINANCING
AV AILAIU OM YOUI
GOODCH DIT
1979 VOLVO 241A WAGON
Loededl Automatic transmission.
power steering, power brakes, air
conditioning, stereo, wheel well
moldings &. pin stripes.
(VC 24545Ml·224792)
WAS St47Z 761 10-SS&L.
197' VOL VO 264A
fOUIDOOR
Sunroof, air conditioning, power
btlMa. leather power Mata. power
1teerlnQ &. pin 1trl pe1. ( v c 2115485Mf-072947)
·,::~'511 141 OflPPllCI f
~ 42-I 76267) • side moldings he "AS $6654 . . w et we11
l lCE'S S£U.oFF PRICE $ ....
Five SPeecJ 1 I 979 CEUC,t ~"
Five sPeed 1 I 979 C EUC,t G
IRA 42-sss~;~~mission. AMt FM ,1e,! ~fFTIACI(
Ully facr°'Y 9Q
W ,ts S6923 . U'Of>ed.
llCE'S S!U-o~ NICE $S999
Automa11c Ira I 979 CEUc,t sr
side moldings ~s~,~on. AM/FM srereo COUPE ~ rrngs (RA 42· I 77002)00Wer sreenng, Ptn Slri
· "AS $7040 Pea. llCE'ss~NICE $Snt
Aurom I 979 CEUC,t G AM1F,;~~transmiss1on lacr r UFTIACIC
eo. Ptn stni>es & fut':it~" COnd1t1oning PO •
WAS $80 I 7 rory eou1oPed CRA •~s::::r,'"o.
llCE'S SBJ..oFf: NICE $6997
!ICIC UPS
Standard bed 1 I 979 10101,t .. -
(RN 32·01os61}ur speed transm153 rrCICU,.
ion and fully factory e w QUIPPed
llCE'S $~~131 $ . FF PRICE
& fully factety ~ transmiSSion Ch ftfCICUP
"'PPed CRN 42-0229~ bumc>er, mirrors. und-..-W,tS S V•"U;lr
llCE'S s&J,~41'1UCE $4777
Slandarcj bed I,,, roror. .
eau1pPed CRN ~~-OOromatic rransmiss 0 '.4 ftfCf(Up •
7187} 1 n. AM/FM ra<11o Bild 1 w U/ly factory
llCE'S ~Jl'lllCE $4975
Lpng bed n I 9791 OT,t SI
b.umi>ers I.'"' ve 5Peed trans.. ~et 5 PICICUP
rrors. (TOYOTA ·s FINEST)~~· .. ~-.::h. AM/FM ch W,ts c-00514., . rome
••1·s s•. !.'.!.54 s; •1 --vrp NICI ~i 93
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•l"'811nlalon •TVUltlnp
OAJLV PILOT
Merriment Reborn
Faire Location Changes Next Year
By AllTBVa a . VINSEL
OI ...............
A 50-acre 11me Machine opens
ita pl.es Saturday IDOl'Diq, al-
lowing all wbo come to step
back 400 yean u the colorful
17th annual Renaissance
Pleasure Faire begins with
pomp, pageantry and bllla and
d ales of run.
The festival commemorating
the rites of spring as they were
celebrated in the days or Queen
Elizabeth I is observing its last
year at the old Paramount
Ranch movie lot site in Agoura.
••AWAKE, ~WAKE, the day
doth break," a crier will call out
at 9 a.m. Saturday. "The Faire
is open to all .. "
Organizers of the F~ire
sponsored by the Living History
Centre, a non-profit educational
foundation. say participation is
the by-wordthlsyear.
Visitors from throughout the
Southland are invited to dress in
Elizabethan garb and mingle
with some 1,500 costumed actors
ranging from peas ants and
washerwomen to the Lord Mayor
and Queen Bess herself.
MANY PLEASURE Faire de·
votees tend t.O regard it as a Los
Angeles County event, but a
large number ·or participants.
there are 3,000 directly involved.
are from Orange County. himself as a broken-<lown starv-
ing actor who annually turns
down more lucrative film ap-
pearances to frolic oo the green
in Agoura.
.. It's that important to me "
.. You have to be tbere la
peraon and experience lt ... tbe
colors ... tbe smells, to un-
derstand,.. 18)'1 Canoy, .......
that tbe Faire'• removal from
any st1bt of surroundln1
Soutblaad civillutioD adds an
eerie note of realism and anti·
qulty.
.. I'm really jmt a romantic at
heart, .. adds Jeff SCbroter. a , a
Coat.a lleun and industrial art.a
teacher wbo sells his autlleatic
11th Century gurus, swords, dae-
gen and other weaponry tbere.
SOUTH LAGVNA resident
John Barber, 21, a muter at
blowing artisUc glassware, and
bis wife Lucia are also devotees
of the ancient springtime
market and attendant
celebrations or life, love, run and
rood.
One of the Pleasure Faire's re-
lative old-timers , seamstress
Dianne LoDgdo, 28, of Newport
Beach, got into operating her
Elizabethan clothing and cb'einc
booth almost by accident.
Festival organizers almost re-
fused to allow her to t.ake over a
friend's booth in 1971 at the
<\goura event's counterpart held
in Marin County.
.. EVEaYTHING IS
manmade ... ," she says compar-
ing the Plea.sure Faire to Dis-
neyland, "but at the Falf'!'1 the dirt ts real. the trees are re1U and
the people are real.·•
Bow the fiddle, beat the drum, the Faire is on and all may come
"That's one of the problems
we 've had. not getting· enough
people from Orange County up
her e ... s a ys actor -magician
Mark Hendrickson. 27, who will
be performing again this year.
"This is my vacation. Every
yea r,·· says Hendrickson of
Costa Mesa , who des cribes
POTl'ER CRAIG Canoy. 34,
who has been preparing his
wares at his Laguna Canyon
studio for weeks, agrees .
Various entertainments in·
eluding skits, magic s hows ,
dance demonstrations and
parades and processions are to
be found throughout the Faire-
1Brounds. to hear this violin and dulcimer player and other Elizabethan musicians and actors
at the Renaissance Pleasure Faire. Arts, crafts, sports and food await the adventurous.
Paper's
Dolled Up
For Show
High
By MARCIA FORSBERG
Of -Dally PileC Slllff
We carry our groceries and Chinese food
home in iL We use it to wipe up spills and wrap
up birthday presents. We put it on walls, in bird
cages and under puppies. We write OD it, paint
and draw OD it, print words and images on it.
It's paper -a beautiful basic with scads of
obvious practical uses and lots or unlikely
artistic ones.
SO DON'T J UST think of paper simply as
pieces of newsprint or stationery or shopping
bags.
Instead, consider making the pulp out of lint
from the clothes drier. Or out of desert grasses.
dog hair, geraniums or recycled Frank Stella
posters Or from a c~ild 's sundress or yesterday's
junk mail
And then use that paper to fashion unusual
wa ll hangings. sculptures. pictures .
Borrowing from ancient pape rmaking
methods, it's all being done by contemporary
a rtists. In fact. paper is enjoying an en·
thusiasUc revival
THE CURRENT SHOW at the Museum of
North Orange County in Fullerton is a fitting
tribute to the substance's versatility. The ex-
hibit, aptly titled "Works In. On and Of Paper.''
is a celebration of textures, fibers. surfaces and
colorations.
Co-curators Joanne Roberti and Margaret
Eschner spent almost two years cocresponding
a nd visiting with papermakers from Japan to
Spain to Orange County, and the result is a com-
prehensive collection.
It provides a look at tbe world-wide re-
naissance of papennakiog by includiDI works of
more than 50 artisans, samples of rare and
handmade books and examples or paper crafts
from around the wol'ld.
THERE'S BARK PAPE& from South America, Polynesian tapa, Egyptian papyrus
and Mexican papier mache . There are Chinese
kites, Japanese rans, Indian masks, Polish
paper cuts, American paper dolls.
There are examples of watermarks and a
variety or papermakiog tools like moulds,
deckles and a redwood contraption called a
·•paperstomper''thatbeatacottonragatoapulp.
The fascinating lore of paper is there, too.
Like a wasp's nest -tbe insecta were the first
to make paper from wood -and plants a
mulberry tree and dwarf papyrus.
But the star of the show is the artwork. It
Taking Off
El Toro to Slww
Jet Fliers' Feats
Don·t blink at./he Marine Corps Air
Station El Toro's open house Saturday
and Sunday.
The AV-SA Harr ier Jet that can rise
from the ground like a helicopter, hover
in mid-air. turn in any direction and
then move out at near supersonic speed
will be the newest attraction at this -1•
annual air show.
BEGINNING ITS service with the
Marines in 1971. the Harrie r is
America·s only operational Vertical.
Short Take Orf and Landing combat
aircraft.
Unprecedented in its ability to take
off vertically, t he jet can reach
near-sonic speeds in a matter of
seconds. As much as 21,500 pounds of
thrust is delivered by four air nozzles
under the wings, while the direction Is
controlled by a single lever in the
cockpit.
Corps orficlals claim the Harrier has
proven itself to be an invaluable form or
close air support for troops in the field
in areas where conventional aircraft
cannot reach. • THE AIR SHOW also will fellture a·
performance by the Navy's Blue Angels
Fli1ht Demonstration Team; Carolyn
Salisbury and Art School, both Southern
CalU'ornla stunt pilot. and the MCAS El
Toro parachute t~am.
Galea open at 9:30 a.m. both days
witb night exhibitions beginning at
noon. All types of aircraft flown by the
Marine Corps will be on dilplay for
c loee inapect1op.
To get to El Toro, take the Sand
Canyon or Jeffrey Road exltl off ettber
interstate 5 or 405 and follow the •llnl
to the air atatlon. Ample parkinC will be
available. however there wtll be only
llmlted aeaUng, so 10 early .
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ranges from simple sheets or paper to way-out,
off-beat coococtions.
Aa:GllDING TO THE co-curators, "Paper
can be a luxurious material that is an end to
itself without the need to be decorated or em-
bellilbed by artistic media.
"Eada lbeet Jmt by Its compa.Won and
formatioD la a dedantioD of tbe ertiat. Cbe
oblenatiall reweals tlMt bem&7 1Jia1 ID tbe •b-
tle detalla.
0 0tW artilta pereetwe tM P91*' u a medium. By euti.ng, moukting, acorial. curl-
ing. cutting, tearing, puacturlq, twiatia1,
pleatmc. weaviq, braiding, foldiDC, .........
combing and other metbodl ol maatpnllltion,
the paper itself becomes tbe expr 11 rwa ol tbe
artist.''
·Ms. Roberti says that tbe ablllHioa lwlap
together the 1arpat c:oUectian ol NMmade
paper ever aaembled in Soutbera CalUornla.
AllONG THE All'l'WOaKS are stunning
marbled papen in mysterious patterns and col-
ors by Cbristopber Weimann of Los Angeles; a
collection of wafer thin, transparent Japanese
style papers that are special ror their simplicity
by Timothy Barrett or Kalamazoo, Mich.; a
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BALLET PACIFICA will conclude 1ts
adult ser ies with performances at 4 p.m .
Sunday and 8 p.m. Monday In the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road.
Director Ula Zall has used classical
music in three contrasting works,
"Caprlole Suite," "Dreams" and "From Dawn
to Dark." Also on the program will be
the Corsaire Pas de Deux danced by Molly
Lynch and David Panaleff. The program
is free to mem bers; otherwise, tickets
are $<t for adults and $3 for children.
"MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES" Is the
them e of the fourth and final "POPS"
concert cf the Long Beach Symphony's
season at 8 p.m. Saturday In the Terrace
Theater. Conductor Norman Leyden and
soprano Ardyth Shapiro will be featured.
.. •: JULIANA RASMUSSEN
:: JULIANA RASMUSSEN of Laouna Beach
,,• has the title role In the famed outdoor
• drama, "Ramona" being staged this weekend
.,• and May 5, 6, 12, and 13 by the residents
:: of Hemet and San Jacinto. Performance
~· time is 2:30 p.m. For more Information :! on this enactment of Indian legend,
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this Sunday's concert at 3:30 p.m.
tn the Youth Services Center of Heritage
Park Walnut and Yale streets tn Irvine .
Adm(sslon Is $2.SO adults, $1 students .
CECILIO ANO KAPONO FROM HAWAII APPEARING AT IRVINE BOWL
CECILIO AND KAPONO, Hawaii's No. 1
contemporary rock group, wlll perform at
6:30 p.m . Saturday In Irvine Bowl on
the Festival of Arts grounds In Laguna
Beach. Also on stage w ill be Flying
Crowbar and Corky Carroll. Tickets are
available through Tlcketron or Sound
Spectrum.
AT NOON SUNDAY the Irvine Bowl will be
taken over by Kalapana and Poco for a
concert that winds up their West Coast
tour. The seven-piece band wrote and
performed the soundtrack for the current
surf film, "Many Classic Moments."
THE ORANGE COUNTY Youth Symphony
Orchestra wlll be conducted by John
Koshak at 4 p.m . Sunday In Chapman
College auditorium. Violinist Muriel
Pearson will be featured soloist. Tickets
are SO cents for students, $1 . .50 adults.
A PIANO QUARTET featuring area
residents will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday
in Founders Hall at Christ College Irvine,
1530Concordia. Or. Rudy lnselmann,
college d irector of music, w ill be Joined
at the keyboards by Joan Lynch of Corona
del Mar, Nancy Fine, Laguna Beach and
Susan Jacobs, Newport Beach. The concert
will benefit the music scholarship fund.
UPCOMING MUSICAL events on the
campus of Cal State Long Beach Include
the Forty-Niner Banjo, Flddle and Guitar
Festival at 9 a.m. Sunday. Admission
Is $Son the north side of campus off
Atherton Street ... 20th century
masterworks presented by the New Music
Ensemble Chamber Orchestra at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, May 2 and Friday, May 9, in
the Small Auditorium of University Union.
Admission is $2 .•. a mini-concert ot
social satire danced tn the CSU LB Studio
Theater at 7 p.m. Thursday through
Saturday, May J.S. Tickets are $1.SO .
THE HAYDN ORCHESTRA, directed by
Alan Parker, will perform the Overture
to "Faramondo" by Handel, Haydn's
Cello Concerto In D wtth Daniel Smith,
sololst, and Schubert's Symphony No. 5 .
The concert will be et 8:30 Saturday In
the eudttorlum of McGaugh Intermediate
Schoof, at the corner of Seal Beech
Boulevard and Bolsa Avenue, Seal Beach.
Donations of $3 ere suggested .
FRIENDS OF CAL STATE, Fullerton
Orchestra are planning a "Vienna
Springtime" formal ball for 8 p.m.
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313 Laguna Road, Fullerton. The evening
features live music for waltzes or disco,
entertainment and an Informal buffet.
Proceeds from the $12.SO admission
benefit the CSU F orchestra's European
tour this spring.
HARBORSINGERS, composed of young
women from the Orange Coast arPa, will
perform during the annual Buena Park
Community Choral Festival at 8 p.m .
ThursdaY., May 3 in the Good Time Theater
at Knott s Berry Farm. Two bands and
square dancers will be included In the
"Our Musical America" program on behalf
of Fullerton College Patrons of Arts.
CHARLIE PRIDE
CHARLIE PRIDE and special guest
Janie Fricke will appear in concert at
8 o'clock tonight in the Anaheim Convention
Center. Tickets from SS.SO to Sb.SO
are available at the box office .
SHAKESPEARE'S CLASSIC COMEDY,
"As You Like It," Is being presented at
8 o'clock tonight and Saturday at
Southern California College, SS Fair
Drive, Costa M esa. The play will be
performed in authentic period costumes
in the grand style of Elizabethan
England outdoors beneath a grove of
trees near the campus library. Director
Chuck Rowell said last weekend's
performances were sell-outs. Tickets
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Visitors •re encouraged to bring picnic
lunches and drinking weter.
THE MISS CALIFORNIA lnternetlOMI
beauty pageant will be televised "live"
from Knott's Berry F•rm's Good TlrMS
The•ter S.turay night. The Nianing
·queen, Anne Marie R8"QM, wlit crown
the winner •"*'9 42 contftt.n&, with
Dennis J•mes hosting. Admission Is
free to all guests In t-park.
WILLIE TYLER & LESTER
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his "friend" Lest er will headline the
special evening benefltttng the American
Cancer Society at the Laff Stop Sunday.
Show times are 7:30 and 9:30. The
S7 .50 tickets must be purchased in
advance by phoning 7S1-STOP. The all
comedy nlte club is located at
2122 S.E. Bristol1 Newport Beach.
TICKETS FOR "EVITA," scheduled for
its American premiere Tuesday, May 8 at
the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, are on
sale at the Music Center box office. The hit
musical, based on the life of Arventina's
Eva Peron, opens the Los Angeles Civic
Light Opera's season and star s Patti Lu Pone.
Fl REWORKS TONIGHT and Saturday add
to the fest ivit ies of UCLA's 38th annual
Mardi Gras carnival featuring food, game
and entertainment booths, rides, free
f ield and stage entertainment and special
events. Proceeds from the collegtete
carnival go to Uni Camp,• student
oper ated summer camp for underprlvlleged
children from Los Angeles. The event ts
located on the North Athletic Field, at
the corner of Westwood Plaza and Sunset
Bou1evard., from 6 p.m . today until
6 p.m . Sunday.
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If It ever was, AnaMUn la no k>qer a place
where the b1affalo roam and the antelope play.
But it la one of the few clues around today
when •ran ut such wild aame.
Fw &bla nov t dlnln1 e•ptrlence thank the enterpr1aln1 folka at the Overland Stage
l'Hlluranl and Territorial Saloon-neY--ve
come up with an tntry for tM "M<>Sl Unusual
Grub Derby" Lhat's toina to be hard to beat
IF YOV'aE GAME ror an Introduction, or·
der wOct bulf1tlo. Offered on the menu any nithl
as what t1ls~" the Buffalo 8111 special, this
adventurou• and appetizing entree ls tabbed at
$11 "with full dinntir.
Buffalo 11hould prove no more than a warm-uv. how'1vt1r, tor th\! exotic selections you'll en-
('<>unter Pvew·y first and third Tuesday or the
month. Such "Wild Game Nights," provide con-
Mdcruble darln& for venturesome diners.
Al first ghmce the special menu mjght sug-
lWt>l a n•turn lo the time ol Daniel Boone since ~xl'cullvt• chef Robert Schafer features such
specialties as boar, elk, raccoon, partridge,
pheasant and rabbit.
WE TOOK ALL OF this ta for the fint time
last week and coocluded everyone should
"stage" an outing to the restaurant at the first
OPPOrtW')e Tuesday. At the same time I won·
dered about the potential squeamishness of
those who haven't explored tbJ.s gastronomic
territory yet.
Consider my own difficulty lo giving a show
of nonchalance while eating raccoon. Try as I
might, it was not easy to dis m1ss a
psychological hang-up that's doubtless r1>0ted In
pet raccoons I have known.
Trying is half the battle, though. Too many
people let their preconceived notions or one bad
experience keep them from tasting virtually all
game~at.
UNFORTUNATELY 'THAT'S an exercise in losing. Game meat can, in actual fact, be the
finest that ever graced a table, with much de-
pending on how it is cooked and served.
Alide from the aforemealiolled prollie•
with the raccoon, no one had other tbu _.
of praise for the dealra~lUty and quaUty of wUt
we ate. Above all, the meat wu flavorful and
tender •. samey in taste to a dep-ee at once lilbt
and rttbt and thua not too atroq.
In addition to buffalo, the .resuJar DilbtJy
menu offers a variety of lamb, beef, aeatood
and fowl entrees. Examples include vineyard
leg of lamb, '8.50: roasted whole strip sirloin of
beef, $11.25, poached salmon with boUandalse
sauce, $10.95: broiled half chicken with friUen, ~-~. .
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It's best to write off any bad experience you
might have had in a friend's or relative's home.
More often than not the game killed by bunters
fails to reach the table in its most edible form.
All are served with a vegetable and western
rice and give you unlimited access to what's
probably one of the most bountiful salad bars in
Orange County. Here you can help yourself to
more than 20 different ingredients plus the soup
of the day and incredibly delicious chili.
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Either incompetent post-mortem handling
makes it unappetizing in appearance, odor or
flavor, or it is Improperly cooked. And the net
result is a belief that game can never be as
palatable as domestic meat.
HAPPILY YOU 'LL BE given every good
reason for conversion from that point of view at
the Overland Stage.
The game comes from licensed and govern-
ment inspected sources: the preparation, cook -
ing and serving is no less proper and competent
than you would find with standard entrees like
prime rib or pork chops.
The menu is varied for each wild game
night, the offerings pretty much dictated by
what's available .from the sources of supply.
Four possibilities made the blackboard listing
on our visit: goose, $10.95; boar. $11.95; elk.
$12.95: a combination plate of boar, raccoon and
quail. $12.95.
WITH SlX IN OU R party there was an op-
portunity to sample -if one so desired -
:.ii most lhe gamut.
I say almost because we were warned the
goose was not up to the chef's expectations a
noteworthy gesture whenever it occurs and one
that renects a caring and concerned manage-
ment.
Real
Cantonese Food
Ht here or
take hotM
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111 21st Pl., Newport BHch ORiole J.tSH
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VISIT ANTHONY'S RIB HUT
ANTHONY'S PIER 2
103 N. IAYSIDE R. e IEWPOIT llEACil
•-mltllOllE 014) &48-5123
Overlooking Beautiful Lake Forest
23311 Mulrl•ncf• •t Ridge Route
El Toro 770-3222
Joilu Our Odter ff oaH•
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RESTAURANT
All11IUB VALDES, well-known Newport
Beach restaurant designer, has created a set·
ting suggesting the California gold rush through
extensive historical research and the use of an-
tiques. Authenyc pieces incorporated into this
decor include a bar from a Missisaippi steam
boat. western paintings and a statel~
grandfather clock.
An actual overland stage coach stands as a
landmark high atop the restaurant.
Tied to the Inn at the Park Hotel, the
Overland Stage restaurant and Territorial
Saloon is nonetheless housed in a separate
structure with its own entrance and parking lot.
Somewhat forward and south of the hotel itself,
tbe address is 1855 S. Harbor Blvd.
DURING SUNDAY brunch. served from IO'
to 2, you can still dine in the tradition of the old.
west by ordering buffalo bash, another Chef
Schafer wild game specialty.
The genial general manager of this en-
terprise is Andy Schwebel, a transplanted
native of New York who-fr<?,m all outward ap-
pearances -seems to have lost every touch of
the Adirondacks in his present surroundings
where the Rockies and the High Sierra bold sway.
Sunday Euenlng
Dance
your way
back to tlae
1940's
Sl:OO . for~ per couple
Spend Sunday evening dancing
to the
Keitla Wllllaau Big Band
at The Inn At The Park's
new ballroom nightspot ..•
The Foxtrot.
If you remember Glf!ftn Miiia,
VJ Day and Truman ••. and l/VoU f!ft}oy
dancing to lloe big band and
contanporory dJKO aounds,
The Foxtrot I• your place aery Sunday.
•LIVE DANCING TO THE
KEl1H WlU.IAMS BIG BAND
• POPULAR VOCALIST KATIE PARKIN
• GIANT BAU.ROOM OANCE FLOOR
• COCKTAILS AVAILABLE
• FREE PARKING
The price of $6.00 per c0uple includea
all entertainment. taxes and parking.
(~ngle price $3.00)
DANCING srARTS
AT 7:00P.M.
4
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rearoni lfltuieal's Dandg
Scapino!," the hila rious Broadway farce
a Neapolitan setting, romps through,
over and around the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse stage at 606 Laguna Canyon
Road tonight and Saturday at i :30. The
production f ea tu res melodies by a number
ClHTOICE&E SMOMU.A&~ ....
Of'fH 7 DAn JttOM 11-t:JO PM
of the actors. including from left to right.
Brian Shucker, Dave Chandler. Jim Ryan.
John Moreno, Norman Weingarten and
Paul Gracey. More information and re-
servations are available at the box office.
or by phoning 494-0743.
~olden ~~§';~ ' ~~
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Specializing In Chinese A lo Corte Dishes
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11.30 A M to fO P.M
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If you couldn't meet for Luncheon,
why not a date for Afternoon Tea
alta anh ~ympat~y
£ngli.a1' Antiques
wit IT
meaitnnm
17th STREET and TUSTIN AVE COSTA MESA
(behind JACK·IN·TIIE·BOX)
Monday thru Thursday -11 am tU S pm
Friday aid Saturday -11 am tll 9 pm
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A lavish met ntinate clnlng experience, where bottles of wne or
· pitchers of beer or Savio plus uitnited geen Jl_ocery salad ba are
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• bread w_,..ts 12 bs. ood is 6 feet long. We featlre over 200
Colfornla ~. Bud on tap, maiy for8Vl beers, a'ld proudy poll'
: top shelf whllkeys. A mle higl cake ood the lagest Sl.ndae n the
• West. Overlookilg the beauttfU back bay.
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All the Coaai'•·a Stage /or Ben '1ui.i
na.n are aleobolles aad warbbolles, bat
Bea Jutli ol llllaion Viejo cu aecurately be
de.-crlbed as a bona fide, card·carryint
"tbeaterboUe."
W'1 .a.. would be eram ..._ local PfO'
duct.ioftl Into tbe apace of leu. tbu a year -
and be aetJu lD ooe while direct1q anotber'
1lmultaneoulfy?
1'bll weekend will be one tbat Ben wW ,..
member f« a Iona time. He Juat completed
dJrectiq "Eat Your Heart Out" for tbe Su
Intern riasion
·Tom Titus
Cle m ente Community Theater. Tbe abow
opened Jut night, and toaitbt be'1 back oa
stage for the second weekend ol "Nlp t Watch"
for the SaddJeback Valley Comm.mlty Theater.
AS IF THAT WE&EN'T enoqb for one
person to worry. about, be'U be conducting
auditions Monday for "Ladies at t.be Alamo,"
the next production or the Irvine Community
Theater.
J utzi's busy year in theater bet an ln.nocent·
ly enough last July when be played Carlton
Fitzgerald in a Garden Grove producUon of
"Light Up the Sky." Then it was off to San
Clemente to direct that theater's seasoo opener.
"Saving Grace." in September.
Then his home theater in the Saddleback
Valley, where he's publicity chairman on the
board or directors, beckoned and be served as
stage manager for "Suddenly, Last Summer"
and "'lbe Great Nebula in Orion," two one-acts
on a double bill, in November. From there be
went to Irvine to perform the role of Felix in
"The Odd Couple" in J anuary. He also joined·
lhe Irvine theater's board of directors.
HE 'D ALRE ADY B EEN scheduled to
direct "Eat Your Heart Out" for San Clemente.
but couldn't resist trying out for a s upporting
role in "Night Walch" and altematlnc b1I re·
hearsal nights between the two plays. Which
meant suffering through two consecutive "bell
weeks" -the last week or rehearsal before the
play goes on the boards .
Now, after simultaneously acting in "Night
Watch," directing "Eat Your Heart Out" and
doing bis pre-rehearsal homework for "Ladies
at the Alamo." only one question remains. What
does Ben Jutzl do for a n encore?
He'll undoubtedly figure out something.
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HARVEY DABUNG IN "EAT YOUR HEART'
Stunned by Scott Mlch••I, Prtaclll• Sanford
Repertory's Evening Conservatory will get un-
der way May 7, and enrollment is now open for
students 17 years or age and older.
Directed by Lee Sballat, who's also staging
"Dracula" al the Laguna Moulton Playhouse,
the SCR conservatory is roe those desiring
beginning, intermediate and advanced training
in acting for the professional theater. Cluses
meet three hours in the evening, one or two
evenings a week. and run for six weeks.
The curriculum includes voice, audition
techniques and scene work on Shakespearean
plays. Instructors will be J ames Wilson, Kay
Cummings and Sandy McCallum. Call the Costa
Mesa theater at 857-2602 for further in·
formation.
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NOW APPEARING Direct From Europe
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Sun•2 to9
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~anlt,ly, . we're not e"fJensive.
Dining at a French Restaurant should be a special occasion. After all, prepared
correctly. French Food is possibly the best in the world. And served in the right
atmosphere it can be an experience you won't forget. Unfortunately, the check can be
unforgettable too. .
At Le Biarritz we have tried to maintain a reasonably priced menu so that you can
enjoy the experience of French dining without worrying about over spending. Come for
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UCI
Committee
For Arts
Presents
LAGUNA BEACH
494-3137
MAltf( fArst IMf'ltOYISATtOHAL fHIATltE
in "An Act of lmaglna!lon"
Salurday. April 28. 1979. Village Theatre
8:00 p.m. Gen. U . UCI Student S2.
Faculty/Slaff S3
YU TltO DE LA GEHTE iii "If CjWtsal"
Sunday. May 6, 1979. Crawford Hall. 8.00 pm
UCI Students s 1 Faculty/Stall S2. General S3
UCLA OPllA WOltKSHOP lw "COii t. Wt."
Saturday. May 12. 1979. Concert Hall. 8:00 p m
UCI Students S1 Faculty/Stall S2. General S3
Tfclleh ........ at ASUCI loa Office frOM t :JO e.t11. to
4:00 p.a. G.tewey c-s. Fer fwtllw illf•_..... eel
IJJ.6J71.
ALLYN FERGUSON
Schednle
Concert
Th e renown ed
Southern C alifornia
Mormon Choir has
scheduled a concert at 8
p.m. Saturday. in the
Huntington Beach North
Stake Center of the
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints.
"The choir program is
varied and interesting,
ranging from works of
l he great mas l e r's
through ever -popular
folk music of this and
other countries. to
favorite Broadway show
tunes ... staled conductor
Crawford Gates.
Admission is free at
the stake center, 14271
Locust Ave ..
Westminster.
and KEZY
Present In Concert
Cecilio & Kapono
"STAR BOLT SEA RHYTHM FESTIVAL"
Sat., April 28 6:30 p .m .
ot Irvine Bowl, Festival of Arts Grounds, Laguna Beach
TICKITS Z TICKmtON & SOUND SPECTRUM
... S&ewart • Allmu Broe. •1 YVONNE WIBITON Barbarlua (8'oae1) Pol.lee. All Greek °' .. CNlty ......... and tJmlvenal Alltfldtlle'&re Wltnesslnc a birth la a mlraculoul ex-Amde • Aqell and DM;en perlence, especially to pareata.
' Last Tuesday at the Dorothy Chandler 24t1 W. Coast Hwy,, Newport lleacll · Pavillion, a "baby" called ''Tbe OrcbHtra' .. Ar· ._ ________________ mlll!",..
rl ved in lbe music induatrJ.
Noted composers/conduct.on Jack Elliott
and Allyn Ferpson are to be coaaratulated on
be Inc lbe "parents" of an extremely aucceuful
"dellvery."
THE OaCBESTaA took two years to
create. Lut fall the reality of brinCine toietber
116 top ~o musicians came into view for El·
liott and Ferguson.
The Academy Awards was their first
engagement playing together 'but Tuesday was
whe n their contribution to music was
performed.
These professional musicians and music
pat rons have combined their talents and
established a non-profit foundation to promote
the creation and dissemination of this new
American style: the fusion of classical tradi·
tions with jazz and its roots. The funds received
by The Foundation will be distributed to three
ongoing projects:
-Commissions to established professional
composers for major works utilizing traditional
and popular American idioms.
-FELLOWSHIPS and orientation pro·
grams directed at promising young musicians.
Promotion of this new music through un-
derwriting concerts. distribution of information
and musical materials, and publications.
by :
Tuesday's program featured compositions
Allyn Ferguson -a series or short stale·
menls to show the versatility and ease with
which The Orchestra performs each musical
style.
PATRICK WILLIAMS -"An American Concerto" displaying both classical and jazz
idioms and those compositional techniques that
enable them to be combined.
Dick Grove -"Gamino" captured the
loneliness and fear of the begging children of
Bogota, Colombia.
Claus Ogerman -used three movements.
primarily symphonic with jazz colorations, to
show the distinctive style which first became
evident on his American recordings.
Special guests Dave Grusin, Abraham
Laboriel, Harvey Mason, Lee Ritenour and Tom
Scott performed a composition by Grusin, and
then topped off the evening with an electrirying
arrangement by Ritenour which displayed a
touchofrock 'n' roll.
Compositions by Ferguson and Williams
were cooducled by Ferguson. Elliott conducted
the Grove, Ogerman and special guest presenta·
tions. •
MASTERFUL EXECUTION o f these
original works portrayed not only the un·
surpassable ability of these superior artists but
set a new standard of quality in American
music.
In the words or composer Dick Grove. " ...
I feel it Clhe performance I was a landmark in
music."
The house was brought to their feet by the
performance of The Orchestra and America's
culture is now richer because or their contribu·
tion.
Awa.iting the announcement of their next
engagement I remain standing in awe, at the
magnitude in which this birth has enveloped the
hearts, souls aod minds of America.
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seafood. de11cate soups, classical salads;
prepared to please your palate. Served in
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surroundinos. Malce your reservations now
for a truly enjoyable dining experience.
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Thi Univenity of talilornia. Irvine Cem11111ttt 1111 Lectures presents
mEn 1na
THE
OUTER LIMITS
General fldm•'·"OO S4
f .icu11y1St.1tr 01n.,
SILC• "I s.l
UCI Stun• nr~ S."
-. l <kf'I\ ~'l'f!l.aC>ltt ;;t A\tJ(f
I>' bY calhroq l,U);bi!
Or Sylvia Ealle
Mil•nt 1>o1an1\I il!d leader
01 ~ h151 te4m ot women aouanau1s
Ullderwmr Wolnett:
Tlut Am• to ttle Aqumnauts
..... ld•y. May 2. 1979
l<>'OOllSC•"' wi1n lllt lU•ty fOl.t-ttOn
Olga Oplell
flylhO< Ill lh!' hr SI IJOOll
on in~ Women Nooe1 t aureale w1nn~r&
The lady latlre1tes: Women Wlto
Have Won U.e label Prize
Wedtlesd•Y· M•Y 9. 1979
Or Ilene Miller
Pnv~•c '" 1nd Ol!t' ot me rwo wom<11
•t•C.h1no lh" \umm1I Of AnnaourM
Annapurna: A woman's Place
Is on Top
Wedne sday. May 16. 1979
Wrlma Rudolon
W1nne1 01 tnree Or~mptC G<ita ~JI~
Wilma: The Gazelle
of the Track
WedMs .. y. May 23. 1979
Eocti lecture Wiii tolce place ot 8:00 P.M. "' the Soct0I Sci eices Lecture Holl. UC Irvine. •
lunchlln mvtd daily 'Iii 4 P.M.
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HUNTING TON BEACH
RESERVAllONS (2131592-1321
APRIL 28-SAT<IRDAY OF MAGIC
On our Mal-A Day of Magic, featuring magicians,
Jeny Mitchel, Lee Edwards and John Gamer.
SHOW TIMES:
11 :00 am -Sleight of Hind 1 :46pm -Slaight of Hand
11 :46 am -Steight of Hind 2:3> pm -Sleighl of Hind
12:00 -S111ge lbio1l9t 3:00 pm -Stlglt lllulllonllt
1 :00 pm -Sleight of Hend 3:3> pm -Sllight of Hind
Special Drawing for ff88 tickets to THE MAGIC CASTLE
. FUN FOR ALL\
HOLE f"""ILY -~ BR\NG lHE W "'81NllOav J @§ti
PAPERING ••• ·
marveloualy texturH ptffe UUed "Holl)'WOOd"
that makes use ol t.arlton and m&.l by Jae·
queline Drea,er of lM An,eln.
"Raln Water Series IS" by Francis Les ot
Costa Mesa is a 1eriea ol equares made or ,..
cycled paper and rain water, then arched In a
aurpri&lng color apeclrum to form a rainbow
shape. "Stress" by Fred Sawyer of lrvtne is cot·
ton rag paper in shades of blue, ne1h and grape. It
reminds a viewer of what happens to the psyche
during an earthquake.
THE PLAYFUL 8CULPrtJRE, "As Time
Goes By " by Edward Pieters of San Diego. is
vacuum-cast rag paper -boxes and cartons
spill from the shape above; "Beach Occurrence
of Tongues" by Neda AJ Hilall or Los Angeles is
an enormous piece or twisted craft paper re·
miniscent of a long hunk or gnarled driftwood.
The exquis ite untitled work by Cathy
Morehead of Whittier combines stitchery and
collage the spines of a wooden ran are em·
bedded in the paper for a delicate, Oriental feel·
ing; "Raggedy" by Janet Adams of Costa Mesa
is a comforting abstract of cotton rag paper
with the timeless face of Raggedy Ann intact.
"Works ln. On and Of Paper" runs through
July 31 at the Museum or North Orange County,
301 N. Pomona Ave .. Fullerton. Museum hours
are 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . Tuesday through Friday;
10 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday; noon to 5 p.m. Sun·
day. Admission ls free.
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Contr•ption Pound• Cotton R•g• Into Pulp for Umt9ual P•per
''THE 'STAR WARS'
OF MOVIE MUSICALS~·
HAIR IWR IWR
HAiR HAIR HAIR IH 'l'A
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is for everyone! -.a.ca11-.-...... is danling! --c.,.,
is triumphant! -Liie..._.
is a delight! -;:.--:=·
carries you away!
-en.ct W1~ PlaylJOy
is ajubilation!
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"SA TUltDA Y HIGHT FEYB"
He lives in a world of music.
She lives in a world without sound.
"Voices"'
A love story beyond word8.
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AT CINI
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
29??
"HAIR" <PG>
"THE CHAMP" <PG)
"COMING HOME"
"SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" (R)
JANE FONDA
"THI; CHINA s~~e-(PG)
"MANHATTAN" (R)
MMIDNIOHT EXPRE88'° (R)
""THE MIDDY HOLLY STORY"
GAlL:EAIES
PA•TICIPATION WILLc,....some
of tMtun s.bircMy •t tl'MI ChHdr9n'S
Art Festlv•l •t United M ethodist Churc"!
.aallffStreet end MeM Verde Dri ve, Costa
Mesa. l'Mnwlll be a ''"c:oll-oe
tebte, wt e>mlbl_t1 ~ppets, c l•y table
end pelnt .,.... Members of Otl ldren'$
CrutlveArtsWorkshopfnvlteother
YOUnQlten to their art mart and
mell.....,..abOottt, priced from 10c:ents to SJ.IS, from 10•.m: to' p,m ,
AN ART AUCTION and exh1tMtlon for
tMb9nefltof University HlqhSChool •nd CMldreft's Hospl~I of OrM91 County
wltl be conducted Saturday In the lrvlne
City Hall, 17200Jamboree Roed. The
preview wt II beQln at 7 p.m. and the
auc:tlonat8:30. theS1 donattOtl per
c:ouptelncludeswine,cheeseandthe
opportunltytovlewmlxedmedlaby masters such as Picasso, Dall, M iro and Ch~tl. . . or lesser lmown but equally
exciting artists.
TtllNK TWICE WHEN viewing "A Very
5Peclal Arts Festival" from 10 to S
Saturday at South Coast Plaza shopping
mall. This event will be sponsored by
the Orange County Department of Education
and the National Commlttee,Artsforthe
Handicapped. Talented youngsters will
be featured In workshops, exhlbltsand
demonstrations; this is not a competition.
A VERY SPECIAL ARTS FESTIVAL
These special children w 111 show how
they can learn through the arts and,
perhaps more importantly, how the arts
give special pleasure and Joy -luxuries
that aresooftendeniedthem. TheNCAH
estimates that only 12percentof
handicapped chi ldr enever have a chance
to participate in the arts.
"MEXICAN ARTISTSoctheSoclal
Revolution," a lecture by Or. Carl
Oentzel, di r ec tor of the Southwest
Museum of H ighland Park, is scheduled
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JQN VOIGHT
N;AO£MY AWARD WINNER
BEST ACTOR '°' •eomtng Home"
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for 11 a.m . Thursday, May3atthe
Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 30TCHff
Drive. Admission ls$3. The talk will
Include work of some artists Included
inthecufrentshow, "A Trlbutetothe
ArtsofMexico,"whichcl~May7.
"SILENCES" ISTHE THEME of text,
palntl09sandweavlngstobedlsplayed
in the Fine Arts Gallery at UC Irvine
Tuesday through Saturday, May 1-5.
A reception for the artist, Helen
Seigel, ls scheduled from Sto7p.m .
Wednesday by the Comm lttee for Arts.
OUTDOORVISIONSof Richard Barnett
are shown in a "Collect i2.,n of Mountains,
Scenic Landscapes and Textures" at Status
Gallery through Friday,May4. The
worksof12otherlocalandregional 1
photographers also are on display from
1 Oto s Tuesdays through Saturdays at
3337 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
THE SPRING SHOW at Haggenmaker
Galler ies,372 N. Coast H ighway,
Laguna Beach, will start with a
reception for the featured Laguna
H ills artists from 2 to4 Sunday.
MarjoryJamesuses the M unsell color
system for her florals and atistracts.
J eanette Pincususesoil paints in the
Oriental manner . Both women have
exh ibited in the Festival of Arts.
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••vtral compeUtJona scheduled durln1 elaht
d1y1 of tbf 17th annual JtenaJuanet Pleasure
f'alrt may 1tiU enter aome or them.
P &E·&EGISTaATION is required for
tht rt-mauader or the contests. so the earliest ,
event >'OU can tnler Is May -5 's banner com-
• petition, with Monday the deadline for sign-lng up
Orance Cout residents could obtain en-
try rorma th11 weekend and free passes for
nut we.kend to deslan and submit a banner
carrylns your ramily's coat of arms or its
traditional trade. craft or profession.
A priu or SlOO worth of crafts merchan·
dlse will be awarded at the May s judging.
Tuesday is the deadline for entering the
Elizabethan Beasties competition for hand-
m ade mythical creatures to be judged at next
Sunday's <May 6 > Caire session for a $50
crafts pnie.
COOK E llY COMP ETITION will be
judged Saturday, May 12. when sweet and
savory tarts, breads of ginger aod fancy
types will be taste-tested by Queen Bess'
Judges.
Bagpipers
lead parade
through
Renaissance
Fairegrounds. "THE DARK"'
"PHANTASM" (R)
E're• P~ C l GEORGE HAMIL TON
"LOVE AT
FIRST BITE"
(PG) FAIRE FORECAST. • •
Admission is $7.50 for adults.
$2.95 for those under 12. or Sl5
for a season pass. Memorial Day
will be family day at the Faire,
with all children admitted free.
TICKETS ARE available for
the gala event which runs
weekends through June 5 at the
gate and al l box o ffi ce,
Ticketron and Mutua l agencies.
Advance tickets m ay also be
obtained by writing P.O. Box
RPFS, Studio Cit y, Calif., 91604.
or calling 623·6064 for group
sa les.
The Faire is open 9 a .m. to 6
p.m. each day.
Development plans ror the va -
cant. rolling. wooded site afford
ing a perfect setting ror an old
English country faire m1<an a
new location must be found for
the ambitious project next year.
VISITORS TO its final run at
the 230-acre site which includes
free parking on some l80 acres
s ho u ld t a k e the Ve ntura
Freeway to the Kanan Road exit
and follow well-posted signs.
Orange County is one area
considered for the popular
Southland spring festival's new
site next year. if a suitable, un-
developed location reasonably
near a freeway can be found and
a lease agreement made.
.. We would love to have people
orrer any suggestions ." says
Ple a s ure Faire s pokes man Joyce Taylor.
Vi sitors this year will ex -
perience a variety or fun . includ·
ing a uthentic 16th Centur y
athletic events, games. musical
e nte r tai nme nts a nd magic
s hows and cons ultations with
mystics and alche mis ts in
Witches' Wood.
NO ONE NEED go away hun-
gry. with booths peddling meat
pies. smoked beer ribs, gilmt
turkey legs fit to stuff Henry
Vlll himself. crepes, baked
goods. fruit ices ro r dessert.
E n ~h s h ;\.Jes, wines, beers .
ciders and fruit juices.
A tot.al of 150 artis ts and
craftsmen will dis play the ir
wares this year including gold
a nd silver jewelry, ceramics
and potte ry, glas s. brass,
cloisonne, medieval weapons.
ready -made Eliz ab e th an
c lothing, dolls, flutes and
flowers.
Many of the c rafts s pecialists
will give demonstrations and as-
sist Faire visitors in learning the
rudiments themselves.
WINNrn Of 3 AfAD[MY AWARDS
Best Actress Jane Fonda Best Actor Jon Voight
Best Original Screenplay Waldo satt &Robert c.Jones SIOfY by Nancy Dowd
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Entry blnb fol' this-or""otber-sueh-even
may be obtained by callin& <213 ) 6$4-3202 ~or J>Naln!ng a (ODD b)-_Ylsitin&J~ raare the weekend before. ·
May 13 contests will be for children, aged
12 and under. and include competition in Pup.
pet• and PoDPell. or dolls and puppets made
Crom natural-materials.
YOUNGSTERS MAY "1.80 brjng their
own homemade muffins and the winner ln
each competition will receive SU In raire
games or toys. May 7 ls-pre-rqistration dead·
line.
May 14 is the pre·registration date for the.
Portrait of the Queen competition on May 20,
when some lucky arlist will win $75 In faire
crafts for his or her likeness or Queen
Elizabeth t.
Spokesmen note that all entries in this
competition becom e property of the
Renaissance P leasure Faire.
Pre-registration deadline is May 14 for
the final public competition to be judged May
20. when the handforafts must all have a
Roses for the Queen theme.
Suggestions include a rose in sculpture.
stitchery, jewelry. foodstuffs or some other
medium or expression. or using real roses, a
creation made for Her Majesty
First prize 1s S50 11. faire crafts .
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an• tht .. '*r.nt cast headed
by JOhn Savaoe. TrH t Wllflams
and Beverly O'A~lo, could not
be better The rating Is PG
because of sem i-nudity and
coarse languaoe. Guidance
might also be advised tor
par ents who are easily offended
by anti-establishment views.
"GET OUT YOUR
HANDKE RCHIEFS" is a boldly
innovative sex comedy of the
k ind that only the French
could concoct. Oespalrmo
over the depression of his
wife <carole Laure), Gerard
Oepardieu seeks a cure by
enlisting a stranger, Patrick
Oewaere, as her lover. rhat
falls, and the two men try
other means. M iss Laure
recover s her spirit with a
13.year-old prodigy at a summer
camp, with happy results tor
th~ pair but no one else.
Ser trand Blier demolishes
sexual myths with his brilllan·
directorial touches, each turn
of the plot pregnant with
surprise. Subtitled In English,
the film bears no rating, but
1t Is obvloosly meant tor
mature audiences.
"OLD BOY FRIENDS" ls about '
a woman psychologist who decides
to look up her former beaux,
thinking that if she relives
her experiences with them,
she'll be better equipped to
handle her present problems.
It's an engaging premise but as
written.by Paul and Leonard
Schrader It falls flat. Talia Shire,
playing with many ot
the same fidgety mannerisms
•hat worked In "Rocky," comes
across as an unpleasant neurotic
r ight from t he start and that
Impression Is never changed as
she tampers selfishly with the
m en in her past. John Belushi
as her high school sweetheart
does his best but falls to
inject new life into the old
girl-teases-boy routine. Richard
Jordan is a llkable collegiate
adm irer, Keith Carradine Is
con vincing as an emotionally
disturbed stay-at-home and there are able cameo pert or·
mances by Buck Henry and John ·
Houseman. But the ending Is a
disappointing cop.out .
Sex scenes are not explicit and
the R rating appears to apply
to the language.
S•ltry Persuaftoa
Bea u Bndg~s as King Louis XIV 1s seduced by his
m1 st rc~s. U r sula Andress. in a swashbuckling.
tongue-in-cheek r ecreation of the intriguing d rama
''The Fifth Musketeer ." The movie is showing at locai theaters.
"THE CHINA SYNDROME "
could scarcely be more toplca1.
TV reporter (Jane Fonda) and
cameraman (Michael Douglas>
combine with a nuclear
plant official <Jack Lemmon)
in an ettort to alert the public
to potential catastrophe from
a Southern California reactor.
The characters are never more
t han skin-deep, but the events
are Important, and director
James Bridges builds the
tension to an almost unbearable
pitch. The issues raised by
the film are vital to everyone;
Rated PG, w ith a few expletives.
ATTEMPTS COMEBACK
Jon Voight In 'Champ'
"T HE CHAMP" is a fr ankly
sentimental tale of the love
between an over-the-hill boxer
and his understanding son.
Jon Voightplaysthefallible
father In good style, though h4'
seem s almost too healthy to be
on the skids. Ricky Schroder
1s the sunshiny 8-year·old, and
he 1s abSolutely per,fect, a
throwback to the inspired child
star s of the 1930s. Faye
Dunaway Is effective as Voight's
ex-w ife, though the reason for
their break-up is not clearly
defined. The entire production
is first-class, reminiscent of
M GM in its heyday. Rated PG
"NORMA RAE" is an intelligent
and frequently moving social
drama about suppression of
workers' rights in cotton mills
of today's South. It is also
a Pygmalion story of the
awakening of a young Southern
woman's mind by a union organ·
izer from New York. The film
succeeds on both levels.
Sally Field is the late·bloomlng
crusader. Her performance
signals the start of the 1979
Academy race tor best actress.
Ron Leibman Is persuasive as
the Jewish pariah in the company
town, and Beau Br idges has a
telling scene as Norma Rae's
bewildered husband. Rated R.
"HARDCORE" casts George C.
Scott as a midwestern Orpheus
descending Into the hell of
the West Coast porno world in
sea rchof his runaway daughter.
Paul Schrader has written and
directed a film that succeeds
not only asa suspenseful d rama
but a lsoasa social document.
The crucial element Is Scott
as the religious fundamen·
tallst. The rating is R.
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By JERKY BUCK
HOLLYWOOD CAP > -"I
Know Why the Caged Bird
Sings" telJs of the melancholy
and confusing cbiJdhood of black
poet-author Maya Angelou, a
young woman pulled hither and
yon by relatives.
It is not a happy story. yet,
surprisingly, neither is it sad,
because she finds strength and
love in Momma. her paternal
grandmother, and inspiration in
books and poems.
The two-hour film, adapted by
Leonora Thuna and Mi ss
Angelou fro m her autobio·
~raphy, airs Saturday at 9 on
CBS. Channel 2.
"I WOULD IMAGINE the un-
happiness began with the ch.lid
being uprooted a nd being sent to
a strange place with strange
people," said Esther Rolle,
formerly of "Good Times," who
plays Momm a . "H e r
grandmother was like a haven
for th.is little paper boat being
tossed about. It was the only
anchorage she had.''
As small chi ldren. Miss
Angelou and her brother were
shunted off to their 1trandmother
by their divorced parents, only
to be reclaimed years la ter m a
futile attempt at a reconciliation
that ends in rape and murder
Newcomer Constance Good is
s uperb as young Maya, as is
John M. Drive r 11 as her
brother. who seems to prefer the
flashy lifestyle of his parents to
the drab Arkansas town where
his grandmother runs a rural
general store.
DIAHANN CARROLL is the
mother, Vivian, a party-loving
card dealer In a St. Lou.is garnbt,.
ing d e n. Ruby Dee is the
maternal grandmother, a grand
dame who wields power like a
precinct captain. Paul Benjamin
is Vivian's boyfriend, Freeman,
who makes the fatal error of
turning hls attentions to young
Maya.
1V's Asner Lobbies
For Medical Funds
WASHINGTON CAP> -Ed Asner, star of TV's "Lou Grant,"
stepped out of his role as a hard-nosed newspaper editor to urge
Congress for more money to fight brain disorders like the one that
has affiicted his son's best friend.
Asner told a House Appropriations subcom-
mittee he became interested in finding cur es for
oeurological ailments when be met Adam.
"Adam, with bis grunts, whistles and his
POPS, Is something of a human R2·D2," he said,
comparing the youth to the tiny robot ln the
film "Star Wars ...
Aaoer said Adam, not further identified,
sullen from a disease called Tourrette Syn-
drome, w~ich is characterized by Uc-like
muscular movements. There is no known cure.
ASHH "I want to help foster research so new
dru11 can be found so AAm won't have lo worry about the side ef·
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After s he 1s raped , <.1nd
Freeman is killed in relaliat1on,
May a feels such an overwhelm·
ing sense of guilt that she vows
never to speak again. Only after
she return!; lo Arkansas. where
a teacher <Madge Sincl air 1
plunges her into the world of
books. does she regain her voice
It is an excellent cast and an
excellent production, filled with
little details that ill uminate the
characters and their lives.
MISS ROLLE SAID she could
not understand the scarcity of
black drama on televis ion,
particularly in view o( the h.lgh
ratings of "Roots," "Roots II"
Rap• A r~dge
Howard K. Smith says he
resigned as ABC News com·
mcntator because he "just
didn 't get along" wi th
Roonc Arledge, president or
ABC News and Sports. "I'm
a newsman and he's not,"
Smith declared.
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Newport Beach
<.1nd "Backstairs at the White
!louse." Nor could she un-
derstand why "Caged Bird" was
held for nearly a year after its
fil ming in Vicksburg, Miss.
"People act like blacks can't
do dramatic roles, and if they
chd nobody would want to see 1t
anyway." she said. "I've always
said good work is good work.
.. Producers. directors , every·
body t e lls you t h ere 's no
market for black drama . To do
anything you have to do a
musical. You know, they had a
heck of a time selling the first
·Roots.· You see blacks dancing,
singing, as comics, a nd the
general assumption is that's all
they can do. I thought 'Roots'
put that old wives' tale to rest,
but it didn't."
MISS ROLLE, AT home in
Baldwin Hills, where her living
room offers a panoramic view or
Los Angeles, had just returned
from a tour of her one-woman
show, "Ain't I a Woman."
.,. ...........
TENDER -Esther Rolle
and young Constance Good
star in "I Know Why the
Caged Bird Sings" Saturday
at 9 on CBS. Channel 2.
Carson Airs Gripes
On CBS News Shnw
NEW YORK CAPJ -Johnny Carson, host of the "Tonight"
show, talks about NBC lhls Sunday on "60 Minutes," a rival
network's news program, a spokeswoman for CBS says. The show
airs a t 7 p.m. on Channel 2.
The interview. conducted by Mike Wallace, was filmed two
week~ a~o in Los Angeles. It was originally .scheduled to be broad·
cast m September but was movqt up after Carson announced his
desire last week to leave the "Torught" show before the end or tbe year.
TUE NEW YORK DAILY News quoted Wallace as saying
Carson "talks about Fred Silverman <president of NBC>. money, loyalty, TV ano network amuates ...
Sunday's segment, approximately 10 minutes in length "is the
timely part," Ellen Ehrlich, director of information services for
CBS, said Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Ted Turner, flamboyant owner of Atlanta's
WTCG-TV as well as the city's pro baseball and basketball teams,
says he'd like Carson lo work for hlm.
DeanMovi~
' I NEW YORK <AP> -Ra~
than risk offending a substantial
number or viewers, CBS will de·
lete six "blasphemous" words
rrom its upcoming miniseries
based on John Dean 's "Blind
Ambition," the network says.
"It's not a matter of curse
words . Indeed , some curse
words have been left in," said
Gene Mater. head of the
network's program practices de·
partment Friday. "What it
a mounts to is bleeping some
blasphemJes."
MATER SAID IT is not un-
usua l for the-network lo de~ words or phrases that mipt •
rend viewers. "You notice it f
quently during movies," hes .
"Blind Ambition," an ei t·
hour miniseries based on John
Dean's account of the Watergate
crisis, will be broadcast oo con·
secutive nights beginning May
20 at 8 p.m.
Mater said the program's pro.
ducers re-created Oval Off\ce
conversations from tape record·
ings made by focmer President
Nixon, and the six words were
deleted from one of those dis·
cusslons.
HE SAID ALL of the deletions
we re in the rirst hour of the
second installment, to be broad·
cast Monday night at 9.
Mater said the word "
was deleted three limes, and
word "God"threelimes.
·'In one instance, Nixo
s ays, 'It's the God-dam
thing you ever saw'," Ma
said. "We ve made it. 'It's
bleep·damnedest thing you eve
saw.
"Blind Ambition" star
Marlin Sheen as Dean, tb rormer White House a.Ide,
Rip Tom as Nixon.
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Applegates column in which he says ''Ford's
Pinto Is one of the best buys on the market
today." Read the facts-then drive Pinto and
prove It to yourself I
PIMl'O IUMUOUT
Radio . •~to m atlc
transmission. economicat •
cyl. engine. Good. aolld
transportation. Lie. 684PKF
Stk. P3846.
52271
176.FORD
.uNADA • DOOi Economical 8 cyt. engine.
automatic trans .. pwr.
steering & brakes. air cond.
& radio. Lie. 383PKE Stk.
P3880.
52978
176 FORD couma PICKUP
4 speed transmission. radio
and heater. A low mileage·
little beauty! Lie. 1C49146
Stk. P3855T.
'78MAZDA
4M.C DILUXI
3 Doo r . Automatic
transmission and radio.
Very lo w miles! Lie.
149TXC Stk. 420A.
174 CHEVROLET
CAMAIOCOUN
Automatic transmission,
pwr. steenng & brakes. air
conditt001ng and radio. Lie.
874UZT Stk. 1304A.
•77 FORD
L T1t II llOU6HAM
Really a loaded car -air
cond .. pwr. dr. IOCks, cruise.
tilt wheel. AM/FM stereo
cassette. pwr. steering &
brakes. pwr. windows &
seat and m or el Lie .
137SWS Stk. P3871 .
53778
'78 DODGE
AS....4DOOll
Economical 6 cyt, engine.
automatic trans .. pwr.
steering. radio and only
18,400 miles! Lie. 839UKY
Stk. 605A.
'77TOYOTA
LO.... SIS PICI~
5 speed-trans.. camper
shell. radio and 31,000 low
miles. A really nice truck.
Lie. 1F40179 Stk. 1102AT.
54178
..
la·Mlll' 111.llllla .... -.... ... ,., ....... , .. ...
9'.: 111.1111'&
~ ....
TRI! ftl.f()aT nt
Is CO·flponao~ by the
L ido Isle Yat•ht Club and
the Oceans de Yacht
Club. It wu ori1inated
by tM late Clark Sweet
as a competJUve 'Wly or
gettin1 yachts home
lrom Enaenada.
....... "' O..f, .. .,_ •• ,..
TWO·TIME WtNNEA -Double Bullet. u ~
foot c·utumurun dc,11-tned, built and sk ip-
pered by Bob tlanl'I. Long Beuch Yacht
Cl 11 b. ' as the f1 r st boot to finish the
Newport to Enscnudn race for the second
straight t1m~ Tht> bi1t cat completed thti
coursr in 15 hou r:-. und 35 minutes.
And there U1 plenty of
other action along the
Orange Coast a nd
elsewhere in Southern
California this weekend.
Shields Class sloops in a
two.day regatta for the
Crawford Trophy, Satur-
day and Sunday
CreWIOf'd Tr(Jj)ll1 "'''"· !>etU•d•'I'. Svnd•1
Y&A-'-Ufttl .. •<II CAORILLO llCACH V<llCHT CLUB
01>"nlnQ Do'•"• Cell <I••"'•' !><oturCl•Y LOS <llNGlllS Y.llCHl Ct UO
Wllltn.-,, l'lm9' -1.1111• Wllll•IO •<K•.su.-y
The Capistrano Bay
Yacht C lub ha s
scheduled two events
a JUntor regatta for
Sabot and Laser s ailors
on Saturday and a May
Day regatta for PHRF
yachts on Sunday.
Th e Los Ange les
Yacht Club will wind up
Its six-race 1979 Whitney
< IO R l, Los Ange les
Times IPHRF> and Lit-
tle Wh itney <MORA I
series on Sunday.
LONG 82ACH Y<llCHT CLUB
Qclenlng Oey R~ll• (ell <l•u•" Su..0.f.
~Moflic.•••v SOUTH CO<llST (ORINTHl.llN
YllCHT CLU6 ~·••ctttr -MO<••• , <K• ........ a.,
""'0.....
THE NEWPORT
Harbor Yacht Club has
iasued a bid to a 11
classes for its annual
Spring Gold Cup Regat-
ta Saturday and Sunday.
and saiJors from the UCJ
Sailing Association and
NHYC wiU man JO-root
Southern California
Yachting Association
calendar:
S<llN DIEGO Y<llCHT Cl UB So>n
O••C10 Vbt ntlt\O cuo tevtl «t<•f'IQI
IO<l•Y, ~lu<~y WncJ•y SANTA CLAR.II R.llCtNG AS
SOCIA TION L•S<f• Cir cull NO l. N--1·••tbN CloPISTRANO 11.llY Y.llCH I CLUB J""'°' ._,,,~No I IS.t1o1. Llwrl
S.turd•v. toN.y Day 11~11• (PH R Fl 5uncl4y
SeturCl•v MISSION 8.llY YloCHl CLUB
Snipe lnv1i.11on.al, S.lurd.tf, S..ncl•f
OCEloNSIDE V<llCHT CLUB rrl·
Pl>'f •<K<". S.turcuv. Sunoev
COAON.1100 CloYS 'l'ACHT Clue
DP"nrno 0.y, Suncl•> SOUTHWESTERN Ylo(HT ClUO
j..100 ISLE YACHT CLU8 ln· Porl •<K~. S.tura..,, S..nday
N EWPORT H.llRllOR VACHT CLU 8 Sp.mo Gold Cuc> R"O.)lla
Cell <,.,....,, s.1 .. r<1.ov SUndav -V•ll• Troolly ..... ~,NO t '>un<t•v N--lnl•nd UCI 5o"llltNC. <llSSOCIATIOH
NEWPOIH H<llRBOR YloCHT CLUB
ARIZONA Y.llCHT Clllfl Sprl<19
Serl•• No 1, S.turo.tv. Sund•Y
fMuntg l' arhts Conapet·e
level Racing Begins
Twenty or the 53 entries in the San
Diego-Yachting Cup for "level" rac-
ing are from Orange County and Los
Angeles area yacht clubs. The regal·
la starts today and continues through
Sunday.
Level racing involves yachts or
various ratings raclng on a boat-for-
boal basis. The neet is divided into
"ton" classes which has nothing to
do with their weight but is indicative
or their ratings.
THJS YEAR'S REGATTA ls being
sailed for the firs t lime unde r
Performance llandicap Racing Fleet
ratings rather than the original In·
ternational Offshore Rule.
The fleet is dJvided into six classes.
Classes and their P llRf' rulings are
two-ton, 76-95; one ton, 103-120 ; three·
quarter ton, 131-145; haJC-ton, 153·180;
quarter-ton, 186-211. and mini-ton.
216-230. This is the first year a mini·
t.on class has been included.
VCI Sailors .Vie
In Kennedy Cup
A UCl Irvine salting team arrived
in Annapolis, Md., today to compete
for the Kennedy Cup, the prize for
the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing As-
sociaUon or North America's big boat
championsblp.
Another West Coast team invited
for the competition was UC Santa
Barbara.
The UCI team is co-skippered ·by
Mark Gaudio and Tom Burton.
Crewmen are Rick Matzinger, Paul
Naton, Craig Wilson, T racy Usher
and Erik Kingaard.
It is the lirst time in the Kennedy
Cup competition for both UCI and UC
Santa Barbara.
The series is sailed In 40-foot An-
napolis yawls and is considered the
most prestigious sailing event for col-
legiate ullors. The competition
started today and continues through
Sunday.
The classes :.ire about evenly
divided with 11 two-tonners, 10 one
ton, eight three-quarter ton. 11 half
ton, nine quarter-ton and fi ve mini. tons.
RACES TODAY AND Saturday are
over Olympic courses off Point
Loma. Following Saturday's Olympic
course race. the yachts will be sent
off on an overnight offshore race
Trophy presentation will be Sunday
at San Dwgo Yacht Club.
This 1s the eighth year of the event
which 1s co-!>f)fmsored by San Diego
Yacht Club and Yachting Ma~azine.
Orange Coast,
UCI Sailors in
Berkeley Event
Orange Coas t College and UC
Irvine sailors qualified for the
Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Yacht
Racing Association team cham-
pionships to be held at Berkeley May
5·6.
Both teams finished the elimina-
tion series for the southern area with
identical 4-2 records in competition
with six other Southern Cali!orrua
teams.
The UCI team is composed or Ma rk
Gaudio. Dave Pritchard and Tom
Burton.
The OCC team is made up or Kurt
Miller. Peter Drasnin, Chris Raab
and Jack Franco.
The top two contenders in the
Pacific Coast regatta will qualify for
the national championships.
Suicide Try Fails·
WUERZDURG, West Germany
(AP) -A 29-year-old man faUed in
his third suicide attempt but set off
a gas explosion that Injured himself
and six other persons and dJd $400,000
damage to 10 ho mes and two
automobiles, police r e ported .
Cremn
Recalled
WASHIN~ <APl
TM Food arid Dru1
Admlolat.rallon hH an·
nounced the-recall of
4,000 Jara ot Revlon's
llllk Plu• I face
mol1tw'ller that It aald
may be contaminated
wlth potentially
danaeroua bacteria ,
N ancy Gllck , a
1polle1woman lor FDA. uld no injuries had
beeo reported and that
the ~ta1nhu11Uon wa&
discovered by Revlon.
MS. GLICK aald the
bacteria round In the
3 5-ouncc glass jars.
which were distributed
throughout the country
and Internation ally.
w e re ide ntified as
pseudomo na s
aeruainosa. which con-
ceivably could cause
damage lo lhe eye.
The recall affects only
16t oo. 881, which is
stamped on lhe bottom
of the jar.
REVLON DISPUTED
FDA 's contention thbt
the contaminated pro·
duct presents a serious
health threat, but the
agency said it decided to
classify the recall as a
potential hazard
becaus e the bacleria
could e nter the body
through a break in the
s kin and instructions on
the botlle say to apply It
at least dally over the
face and neck.
Cons umers who have
a jar or the cream
should return it for a re-
fund. the FDA said.
In New York. Revlon
public affairs official
F rank Johnson said the
company Initiated the
recall in March a nd
more than 50 percent of
the 4,000 jars shipped
had bt•cn localed.
Long-term
Aid Plan
Backed
Laguna Beach school
officials are preparing a
letter to he sent to stale
legislators supporting
long-term state finan-
cing for school districts.
School trustees have
voted to support the
long-term approach, cit·
ing the uncertainty con-
nc c t e d with year to
year, bailout funding in
the wake of Proposition
13.
There are bills pend-
1 ng in Sacramento for
both long -t erm a nd
short-term financial re-
lief for school districts.
but district oHicials
believe trustees should
not support a specific
piece or legislation.
"At this point it's pro-
bably better for us to
talk about ge neral
principles rather than
s pecific legis lation.
Superintendent Robert
Sanchis said.
Benefit
Slated
A wine-tasting party
lo be nefit the Laguna
Beach High School
English department will
be held May 6 at the
Thre e Arch Bay
clubhouse.
Proceeds from the $10
per person affair will go
to help the English de-
partment which officials
said Is reeling the effects
of Prop. 13 budget
pressures.
Reservations are
limited to the first 200
perso n~ to respond .
Deadline is Friday. For
information, call
494.7072,
..... , .......
WAITING FOR THE TOURISTS
Wayne Durfee on GalllH, A.I .. Doek
Fishing Bows
To Tourism
ByJULESWH
At-l•IH P-s Wr11ef'
GALILEE. R I. Soon the cables along the
two streets of this village will come down aod the
fishermen will have to look elsewhere for a place
to mend their nets. The tourists are coming.
.. For 10 weeks in summer this place gets pret
ty hectic with tourists." Wayne Durfee said. "The
fi shermen are understanding, though. They know
the other 42 weeks belong to them."
Mexican
Music
Featured
I
~I
The Pa n American l9 Ensemble will perform
·"Cycles o r Mexican 1
Mu sic" to cap the :I
tribute to the arts or~ Mexico exhibit at the
Laguna Beach Muse um .
or Art. .Directed by composer ,,,. .. _ ... w..,.,,,w......,1
Elisabeth W,a ldo, ~he PUBUC NOTICE-ensemble will utilize
Aztec. Tollec and
modern flutes, sacred
slit drums, human bone
r asps. r attles a nd
percussion and conch
she ll trumpets in the
"Cinco d e Mayo"
celebration May 5.
------~ PICT"IOUS eUSf .. U
NAM9 STAT•ARNT
T"' loliow"'9 --•• dei"8 ..... ,..,, • .I
IMPULSI! ENTEllPlllSES, 21S 2'111 St , ...,_. llNcll, CA,.,,..,
Gret E...n, 11S 1'ltl St., .......,, a .. c: ... CA'*3
Tllls ~iS~bJMlll·
Cllv'-1
G< .. e...n ""'~-lllN ...... Covntf Cle'11 of ~M9e COulofY•e.t 1o.-11u.""
The concert will be
held at the museum, 307
Cliff Drive. beginning at P114111"'9d 0r...,. c-g o.i:':
7 : 30 p.m . Admission is • ..,. 11.-. •. 11. ••. "" ,,,,.,.
$3.
lecture
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS evM•au
NAMa STATil .... NT
Tllelol~__,1, .........
"4tUH
OflANGE HEATING I. C.OOUNG, On Art S t 10'1 No SMperd St., UAll L ,
JUST SO. WHITE BEACHES AND isolation e ,..~;:'~C:.'~:.. "" Pwt are certain summertime lures. but so far the Provenu "'~•. ,..._.rt .. ec11,
ti ni ll't d h 1 ft nu Id of A lecture on "Mexican c.i11«fll•.,... vaca o ng mu 1 u es ave e I e ev ence Artists or the Social '"''lllll"'-tscMC11Ki.cibf ... •· their annual assault more l11stlng than a footprint 1v~. in the sands. Revolution,·· will be J1M11.o.o.11 held at the Laguna Tiils ......,_,•••flied w1111 • What ~ives this village Its character. and has Beach Museum or Art :~~.•,v .. cie,...!." ol 0r•"99 '-'' M for generations, arc muscul¥ boats moored to ....... • m
work-worn docks , gulls wheeling above. nets Thursday at 11 a.m. Publl_. 0r-. CoHt 0.1~'=
stretched 111 lhc streets. the heady smell of the sea Dr. Carl De ntzel. Al>f'.21.1MV•.11.11,1t7' '"1o1•
and its bounty, lusty men di r ector of th e ----:-... --------Southwest Museum in PUBLIC NOTICE
s Ii ck er s c urs ing the AMERJF' ..4 Highland Park• will pro-f'tcnTIOUt euMNiu -i n rubber boots a nd( J
weather over hot coffee ......,... vide a lecture in con-NAMIUTATII~ .. ~
a t Way n c Our fe e · s _ junction with the Mex-~"!.~ .,..._. 1• c10in11 '-'·
tables. icao art exhibit al the uw °"~ o4 GEORGE J . JEF-
Galilee, a snug little refuge on a wind-buffeted museum. 3JTT cwr Drive. :::_E,~,~~~,:.iw.
coast, is a fishing village as true to tradition as its Cost of lbe lecture is a-wt J. -'"'rift. * ....... .,..,.
biblical namesake, and Wayne Durfee, for one. $.1 per person. AV.:-~:'~':' • .;..
wants to keep it that way. dlwkM•. C:-...J.~
lie is not. himsclr. a fisherman. Durfee, along C'' --Set T"1' ,...._ -· flled .,.. ..
with his brother. Hichard. :.ind their mother. Edna. Ul.:JS ~·~ •. ~~of 0r.,... (OUllty •
runs the vi llage restaurant •niru
On S Pub11"'9d Or-ea.st o.lty ~
IT IS THERE THAT THE 40 OR so Galilee fish-
ermen, draggcrs. a~ they call themselves, gather
with tbc1r crews al sunup -arising. by habit, as
early ashore as ut sea to learn the news and
spin yams and keep alive the loreo!the sea.
Durfee knows. for Instance, the fisherman's
various superstitions:
Don't whistle; don't mention pig on board;
don't shave: don't allow a man with a black bag
aboard. much less a woman: don't leave port on a
Friday. Violation brings high winds and rough
seas: fishing is a hard enough life when It is calm.
"Fishermen complain about their work, its
hazards. their long absences from home," Durfee
said, "but they wouldn't change it."
tress "'"' "·Me, •. ,,_ ... ,.,, ~
PUBLIC NOTICE A non-medical ap-_____ _
dproiac_b_... totobhior1eedback1. • F~C::.~!:~::::s
es g1~ e p peop e Tiie lolt-1119 Hrwns ••• ... control excessive stress. 111n1 ... ur1· wlll be conducted at the PACKEllS VILLAGE, Mffl ..... Aw._, lrviN . c.. 9171• • L a g u n a B e a c h T11e R04ll<t P. w ... ~ c...
Neighborhood Congrega. '""'!.~~.'!n,,::!1~=-i~i"::~ .... lion al Church beginning lltvd., ttftlln, c.. tMeO'
May 13 T"'' """neu" ~led.,•
. ~···~· The six-session pro-11~•. w...m1...,.
gram will be conducted T111s ..-... ... llled """"tM
by Dr. Clyde E. Curran =·:s.~ of°'..,..'°"""' ...
o ( t h e C l a re m o n t PWttsllld 0r-. eon Del~·= Graduate School. A.pr. 21 .... y•, 11.11, m• 16&1'
For informaUon. call -----------
494-3603. PUBLIC NOTICE HE CITED A STUDY A FEW years ago by a
sociologist at the University or Rhode Island who
asked Galilee fishermen what they felt was lbe P. "~~'":'::=~ ..
aw(ulest thing that could befall them. noeant ~~ti-.... --.,.. ... The answers were, in order: lose my life. lose my ---e FU~., AatES. ,.,,. .....
boat, lose my wife. •-.•·-.c..m"
Wayne Durfee had a boyhood dream or becom-Tour Set .~::-.-":':!.:.·,!~?··
ing a fisherman but it didn't work out that way. -""''*' •""'i..'"· ma ,,..,....
"My father bought this pla-ba"'k 1·n 1ruoo T h e . L a g u n a •i;:i~T=.;.<;!~OIWMtM .., • ...... " ""'° PanheUeruc sorority or-.....,., ~ when I was 2 years old." he said. "It was just a lli-g · ti ill t 11_,,. w.,.,....._
I h k h . h bell. antza on w ge a T111~ ~1--t •• "'• ••• .,.. t e s ac t en. wit a pot· led stove. where you backstage tour or the c-1, c~ of 0r...-c_.. ...
could buy newspapers and hot dogs and pie. It Pageant of the Muters •nu.."".
wasn't much. All that kept the CamUy going was al the Festival or Arts ,..,..1.-, 0r .... c-e O.:.':
the punch board." grounds on Wednesday. ..,. 21. -.•. 11. 11. "7' *4-1'
PUBUC NOTICE THAT LITTLE S HACK WAS NAMED tb:f=:.=:~i~~
"George's" then, and that is the name of the actlvilles beginning at P1a1nouseus1Nats .
establishment today, but it is far from a shack. 11 a .m. A tour or the NAMUTATaMeNT TIM IOl_."9 ..,._, Is dolft9 .... Unlike other seashore restaurants. George's Hor lens e MI 11 e r nmu:
stays open all year long and the prices in summer Gardens will ro11ow the iNs~~JTA~.':~ g.~e~~:!.~
are the same as In winter. It Is so crowded on picnic lunch. '"''°" e-:11. c.ii1om1. ttM1 • weekends that you take a number, go out on the For reservations. call Al<'-11 s. Oe¥ton Jr., 1211 o.n,
beachandwaltuntilyournumberlscalled. Mrs . Ross Miller al ~","· tMltiflgloft llffcfl, c.t"'""•
"Wehave donewell," Wayne Durfee said: "Now 494-3820. Tt1is llutlNt& 1s-..uc*ll 11¥ •'""
we're buying up every bit or land In Galilee that dllllctu.•;.1<....,.s. O.ftonJr.
com esupforsale. 2 Wim Pn·ze r .. 1, ·~ -filed .... • Covnly a.nr. of 0r..,.. ~ .,.
... .,. 191'.
"WHAT DO WE INTEND TO DO with It? ~..,_
thi J I I I Th v R ad ·na PW!ltflld °' .... °*' o.ie, PIM. Nothing. Not a ng. usl eave ta one. e way ror e1 e ~11J0.2,.,.,,_._ 11•1919 .. ...,.,
this village Is developing. the fishermen will soon PVBUC NOTICB have no place to stretch their nets. We don't want Two Laguna Beach
that to happen. Boy•a Club members 1--.i;c;iiiiUiiiUiiiiii.--ha ve receive d lift 1 , ·~'"!'!-.~· . "We don't need another motel or souvenir -·· ._... shop. Th.is ls a rtshing village. We want lt to re-c e r ti fl c a t e s ( o r ""' ........_ .--ts .........
main a f1Jblng vlllaae." participation in tbe .~(. tNCOM9 ,,.. .. IMCS.
--------------------------~",;.R~e-.a;.;:di:;:g~-11;;...,,F~u..:;n To-,,_ ... .., ........ CA .. •Y· • (Kirt) progra • ._"'' =:11:~•.-=·....,--CA---..,_--t P . s Ii • • :c......s by local booll -
Skipper WUUam WUloa ol the yacht lliml B, Kini Harbor Yacht
Chab, fouDd bllDlell f~wttla two pneenten as ht received the llaror ot Newport Beach .tropb, from councllwomen Jackie
lr.llar (left) Md &~Bart. Mimi wu tbe wiDDina boat in
Clw Sol lbe Pws formaDel'lleDdlcap Racine 1'a..t.
·} I •
rost1tutes 0 c1tat1on .,:y.. Club coumelor ~==-··
Ric SleDbemon said An-C:::,-=-: 0::.:-C.:: ':
P d • s J drew Welty and DtTtd ..,.. tt. ""' roteste m an Ose Batemu received tlO -....OW1110...Dlttf":: • alft certificates wltb ..,_ .,,..,.,. "·-."" ....,,. = ..=.=~ln ~ . IWUC NOTICS SAN JOSE CAP) -A task force of
, nelabbora angry at flagrant
1ollcltatlon on a downtown street
would receive police protection in an
effort at prasuring pro1Ut.utet to set out or town. under a plan approved
by the Ctty Councn. ,
··w e are not . ranlln1 over
prostitution," Police Chier J oaepb
Mt-Namara told the council. "U It
w11 ltaal. thele s>90ple aWI couldn't
aleeop nlchts b ecause thei r
nelabborbobd 11 beln1 Uled u a
marketplace."
McNamara said the idea came
from citizens who live In the artected
area and bad be1un organizina on
their own.
He said 300 arrests for prostitution
have been made In the William
Street area thJs year.
When pimps and prostitutes see
they're up against a n arouHd
elUMary," eceOrdint to the polke
chief, ··they'll reallJe the ball tame'a
over and move back to Oakland Ott
San Francisco or wherever tbey
cametrom.·•
tlrat.qurter competl· """' •ta••••• Uoll. ... .... .. ne ...... ..,.. ..... .... Plan Nked -:::iTOll CAI ~ ....... . =-IA.IF I 5 .... Ca. A ~m:~A.:)lol ~=--:-~-·;
more au. z.a acree ot .,.... ................. ..
"'"' ...... CouMr. Fit: some of tMaa ftlllurtee ,... -.....
old, '* ..._ n•Jftted f:::l • ..., •
b7 Ilaria llualelpal ,... .... cw...,"':
...... Dlllrtct dlnden .... ··-~ "·'... ..,. •
..... .. ~.
I
... J '
-,.,,_...._. _____ _ -------
PU8UC NOTIC&
PUBUC NOTICE
'tCTITMMIS euMNUS NAMS ITATWMalfT
Tiie fe4towlftg --9'e Oolll9 IMlsl· -•s: OltAHGE HEATING & COOLING,
INC., t•t No. ~ St •• Uftil 9,
ANflelm. Cellfor'llN ftlllO
MIUOli•I Fli•n«e C~ft' la
Ml-I <Ot'llOretlonl, t01• N .. 11ra1
9'f49e, $t. LOOll1, MIMOIWI 6'1J4 TJt11Jlulillft~1S coedlK.....,._. _
porallon.
Ml~ FUrneca °""""' Jolwtlt.~11. Prftldont
This ,,__,.. -tlleO wllll tt1e c-1, a.ni of 0renoe c_,, on
Alltll 14, ""· '".'" ~I ..... OrllllOR Co.tit Oell, PllOt
"'-'· "· _, •• 11. "· ..,, ,.,,.,,
Pt18UC Ni)TICE
••• ·--, ........ .,..... .... .....,~.,!: ...... ; .............. _..,., ..... .,_,..,.
rvauc NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTIC•;
CP.-S. SU~EltlOtt GOUltT 0 1" THE
STATE 0" GALll'OltHl.t. FOlt
THE COUHTY 0 1" OltAHGI
He, A ......
NOTICE 01" HEAlt l H G O F ~ETITl<Hf f'Olt ~ltOSATIE OF WILL
ANO "Olt LETTEltS TISTAMl!H·
TAltY AHO AUTHOltllATION TO
AOMINISTElt UNOIElt THIE
IHOE~EHO«NT AOMINISTltATIOH 0, ESTATES ACT
Est•le ol E MMA MENDOLIA Oecused
NOTICE 15 HCRE8Y GIVEN 11141
LIN DA MENDOLIA POMPEI nu
filed herein a PCllllon tor Proo.ti• ol
Wiii •ncl IO< Le1f!t" TnlementMy •llO
euthorliatlon lo .Omtnlst., the estate
lif!Oer IN t~t Admlnlstr•tlon
Of E\tatn Act. ••l•rence to ""'"n •$
made IM 1"'11'11!r Plr1kuf--tll•t
the time and place ot llearlnq Ille '41m•
11'5 been SCI tor May IS, 197', itl 10 00
e.m., in '"" C01.tr1room ol Oe1Mrtmen1 No. 3 Of \aid court, al 700 Civic Center Drive West, In tht City ol S;tnte An•. California.
Dated Al>rli 13, 1919
LEE A. BRANCH,
'°""''Clerk J-nw . .....,..
ICINDEL-AHD•1t10N
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senta ..... GA mez
Tel: 17'41 •TTT7
Atteney1•Petltl-
P,,oti1Nc1 Or-'911 CoeSI D•lly Piiot AP<. U , 27, Me, 3, 1979 1.00.1•
I. DOING
'·!=.\'~ BUSINESS
1:;:" UNDER A
. ·.. • FICTITIOUS
'J--NAME?
SPY.USS
•
Fabulg e Bedroom Soee&hf::·
Ocean • nltthi li•ll•t v ew.
BtauUfuJ pool " j acuzzi plu11
many extras. Priced to 'iHtll.
Mu11t seoe to appreciate . For appointment call
........ IPYeLASS
Areathtlld., view of ...,. 6
nlte lit•'· tbl• fantaaUe 4 bedroom bOQM bas a lovel1 pool
• jffUni endCIN'd by• priwatie
courtyard • is bJgbly up1raded
with many extras. Shown by
uppointmenl onJy, $1185,000.
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4llDIOOM
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V.A . $17.500
Qwet · privatti! M ini
view surrounded by fru.
grance & charm. Im
maculate 4 bdrm in fast <.1pprec1atlng area. Just
lisWd ! 64t>-771 I BUYERS
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EOIJAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
,.._sher's Notiu:
All real estate advertised
in Otis newspaper 1s sub·
ject to the Federa l f"a1r
Housing Act or 1968
which makes 1t 1lle~al to advert is e ··a n y pr e
rerence. hm1tat1on. or
discn nunauon based on
race. color. religion. sex.
or national on~in. or an
mte.nt1on Lo makt> any
such preferencl?. hm1ta·
llon.ord1scnmtn<1t1on ·
Tius newspaper Will not
knowingly d C<'l'Pl dn)
udvert1s 1ng for rt·<1 I
estate which is in v1ola-
tJon of the la w
NEW PROGRAM! tr you
make $1400/mo, you may
qua lify ! Low down!
Loans to $100,000! Let Ub
show you how to do lt ! ----------•Call now!
IUILD YOUR OWN
mint·ranch, 6 98 ac·res
TalrtolectC_,.t
WeUthtt! 754·1202 secluded. scenic & ready 1----------
for avocado trees & your
home near city. Only
S84.900
Walla<'e & Co Rltrs
7141729·5966 ----Heaven Can Wait
wtule you are livtnl( tn
this v1('wru1 homl'. LR
beautifully decorated
rooms & s urround{.'<! by
over l200 avcwado trees oo 14 a('re~ $429.900 Tcr-
n fic terms By Owner.
AdJOimng 16 a<'res also
FIXER
R-2LOT
Needs work but great
potential. 3 br, lge stone
fireplace. Room to bwld.
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7141729·5966
LAGOON ACREAGE
Have st-veral parcels on ERRORS: Ad••rtisen Carls bad 's Bout 1 n i.:
should cfMck th.ir ads l-"'l8,000 for investors or
........_ -..a rt B1.11lden. -·r -~po •r· S •I •!'•Realty, ron i...,_diot•ly. Tit. 7141434·1550
DAILY PILOT os~s --------
liability for th. fi~t itt-SUPH IUY
c.orrect iftwrtion onty. $46. 500 New 2 bdrm
900sq. ft.. attch g~ir. ----------•I adu l t <'O m mu n1t y . Occans1dt>/ Vista an:u.
••••••••••••••••••••••• S•l •S • Realty,
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BARGAIN ST ARTER
HOME
3 bedroom. 2 bath with
forced a ir heat. lov1ung
bn ck fireplace, spacious
yard with frwt tree:. &
blo<'k wall pr ivacy.
Pn ced to sell fast at
S&J.500. Call 751-3191.
«=:SELECT
I PROPERTIES
IACIC IAY
HORSE PROPERTY
ltl'TtltEMEMT
or 2n d home I m ·
mal'ulate 2 bdrm . 2 bath
mobile home wilh all tht•
c·omforts or a mu<'h
larger ho me . cor ner
location . h a nd y to
clubhouse. just ste~ to
the BAY where boat slips
are available. Pn<"c only S5.5.W>
BAY& BEACH
All hor s e ra<'i ht tes 450NEWPORTCTR.DR.
needed. s box stalls. t<.1ck 759.ml 1
b oxes. au t oma t i c ~~~~~~~~~~~ waterers. trainin~ nn~
and mu c h m o re 3
spacious bdrms. s un
shiny k1t<'hen. no wax
floors Just lis ted. s o
hurry' Only Sl36.000
Call &15·0303
FORESTE
OLSON
•"'-< rlf. .... ·1~··~
#l NORTH COYE
W OO D BR ID GE
CROSSING
IEACHFIONT
Rare Penins ula Point
Oceanfront home. MUST
SELL IMM E DIATt:L.V ! ~.<XXI
CORONA DR MAR
3 8dr Home. La rge R·2
lot, Mtni Ocean V1('w,
pn \•ate beach. SI 79.500.
Ask for Darrell Pash
RE/MAX 63J.l266
By owner approx •,2 acre.
3 bdrm. den. 2 ba, br1t:k riv. varquet rt. kit/dn fQJ..IZ72
l'HETTY CAPE COO. P,ERCH E D ON TOP O f•'
A TR EE COVE REl> lflU..!
A wuque & pretty place,
u world all its own ..
Scrent> & peaceful at the end of a soo· country
l <.1 ne. less tha n 15
minutt.>S fro m O .C .
Airport or any freeway
m Orange County. You
are truly the Rulers of t.tus ltilltop kingdom on
t.2 acr-es, c ove-red
w/huge trees w/views In evf'ry d1rect1on. There·s
room ror several horses ii you wish, with vast
lawns & a 20x20 tack
room that may be con-verted to a plityroom .
The home is 2800 sq. ft •
w/an overs1Zt.'d garagl'. very close to Newport
Ave & Foothill 1n tht>
'IW.1111 Hills. Must be sold
· Aslwlg $350,000 w/gre<it
financing & trades con·
Sldered. Rt<'k Alderelte.
Realtor. 731·511!>
LUSTING FOR
SALESPERSON
Xlnt commission split
Call Smilin' Melvyn
646-4463 --CREAM PUFF sas.soo
Immacula te 3 Bdrm 2
bath, m a ny c u s tom
fea t ur es. Ha rdwood
floor s, huge b rick
rireplace, wood s hake
rool. 2 car plus garage.
400lll" *' RIR AU C.Mit1!&9*h AID$
2 Bdrms and den. 21~
baths. ASSU MABLE
LOAN-S95.000 at 9:14<.?i. Greenbelt, pool & sunset
view. Professiona lly de· i-----------1 -----------L'Orated and landscaped.
Large wood deck and
l·entr a l a ir cond .
$134,<XXI.
OPEN SAT/SUN 12·4
Barrett Rily Register
642·5200
POOL SPECIAL
Only S00.990. Situated on
a la rge lo t , is this
marvelous 3 Bdrm hom e.
Breakfas t r oom . s un
shiny kitchen, atrium.
burglar syste m, relaxing
. yard with sparkling heat·
ed pool. J ust listed, so
hurry! Call645-0303
FDRE"ST E
OLS ON
$1.77 per DAY
Thars ALL you pay
for a
30 day ad
1n the
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
DO IT NOW !
642-5671
llGCANYOM
Ope. Sat/S-1·5
61ueYalla•e
Security gu ~trd e d
Monaco model : 3
bdnns .• parquet entry, a
car garage : beautiful de·
cor & a great buy at $389,500 nM TAYLOR REALTY
646-9688
More raiiirues are getting tbe camping "bug .. this
year . If you have a
camper that's not gettintt
Uled_, sell it 8")W with il
Oass1fied Ad.
ADVERB COllf'ARISON
C l C K 0 0 C R T K S T S T R E R L T
ff U.! fl1Ye Jw.t. tUH your new P:lctltloua
Bualn•H Nim• and
flawe not yet eubmftted
It fOf' pubflo.tlon, ,.. ...
don't toreet th et th•
llmltallon la 30 d•Y•
from dete Of ftMftl. The
DAILY PILOT wlll
p ubHtfl rour tl ... ment
for IJl .1 0 , Our
clroulatton lnctudea ttte
enllr• Or•nt• Co11t ., .. Hdtepl~·
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appear lft al eclelont. In
order to eubMft your ......... " ... ,
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SI 14,500
ExceJleol fourplcx In
vestment bargain. All
new paint inside and out! AU new carpeting every
W'lit! Super rental area·
extremel)' low vacancy
ratAt! Income tNO/mo.
1rou·call fast for
privat.epWview. 752·1100
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POfULAI elAM1' IUCCOLA
Me1a Vtrd•'• tlneat. Dble 1ated
courtyard 8dttl to .... ant •lrY to
exquialte livln1 rm. Huce fam rm. 2
maalwe fplet; sourmet kU., formal
dine rm, S 1lant BR's, 3 ba, 3 car far.
Plus 17x40 sparklln1 DOQl. 11118,900.
__ _.._ ___ ~---+~-167,IOITOTAl NICI
lmmaculal4' l o wnho m e un qulet
corner 3 Sunshine BR's. 2' ba, brl1ht,
sunny ktt . brtc 1J11tlo overlooking
Rreenbell A runtaaUc home. Easy
t£•rm ..
NIWf on
t Ml• • t SI ft ..
OI a et•. lar1e duplu. CIOM to park Mnd school .... mMa J Bdrm
2 .... Ba. l unkeft llvlAc rm. fireplace
und private paUo w/dbl 1•r••••· $205,000. k for Roy Sew at-ta
YAU MOem.
Bdr, Zl.: Bu. Tr1-Q vel YaJt. $109,000
Ae;k for Roy Siemens 631 -12815
CA...O SHOtllS
3 lk'drms, 2 bath. huge k>t . View
$415.000. Fel' Bob or Dovie Koop
63l·l.286
LINDA ISi.i
Luxurious waterfro nt home.
Featuring 3 spacious bdnns. game
rm. opeJ'\ & formal dining rm. Huge·
master s ulle w /ope n bay view. Up to
65 ' yach t. Fee . By a ppt. only
$1,650.000.00. Bob or Dovit! Koo p 631 ·1266 ~
CANYOH-OCEAM V•W
Secluded <:us tom bit.. multi level wood
& glass home w /unobstructed view. I n
Laguna. $379.000.00. Bob or Dovie
Koop 631 -1266
CAMEO SHOUS
Ocean view; see this custom built
horn~ w/vaulted ceilings. Open &
spacious. Profess . landscaped. Access
to private beaches. $.575.000. Fee land.
Bob or Dovie Koop 631 ·1266
IEHTAL
4207 Da na. N .B .: 2 Bdr, 2 Ba ·
$450/mo. Bob or Dovie Koop 631·1266 '
214 E. 17ttl Strfft, Costa Mesa
631·1266
Nallonwtde Nelwork of lndJv1dually
Owned and Operatt!d Kcal E.<.late Offices
3322VTALI OO ONTll 1':
81G BAY: soph11>llcated
living at It ·s btls t
Elegant four bedroom
condominium -Walk to
c>.clusive Lido Villai::u
shops Mod restaurants.
Slep out on your spacious
FOURPLEX
REDUCED TO
$146.000!
Local.00 in xlnl rental area ne11r lloag llosp1tal.
About 2 mlles Lo beach
Near &chool;, & shopping
Ideal for owner occu·
p<tnl. Call today. Open
Eves. 545-9491
PH.A/VA SM-tlO
Eu 'Y h:rm . 3 giant br's. 2 ba, tam
rm. wood burning tplc, hideaway
pullo. brick ano'.
UICUTIVIS OHL YI
G1gun llc Jl public bJdden 2 s tory. A
dynomlc cover •d entry. 4 giant BR'~.
3 ba. aord n v u rm rm. Elegant
kitc hen & dlnc rm. tqdeaway patio.
Lowest priced home in area. $144,900.
~ COITA MISA.f!HA/VA
n ly one-or n kind. 2 Story, • BR, 2 ba,
hordwood Ooor~. rock fplc , huge cov.
Jltt l io l<'llA / VA terms S92.500.
546-231]
FAMILY HOME IY unu CORONA
Thr ee large bedroom s. views or
ocean. lights and hill s : 2 fireplaces
and a barefoot walk lo Little Corona .
This solid. well m aintained hom e has
a pproximately 2000 sq . rt. and is up to
d ate in every way. Asking $335.000
Ul"!lll()UI: li()MI:§
AEAL TORS '. 675 6000
2443 East CotJst H1rihwcly, CorOlld tlcl Mar
IAYCREST
OPEN SAT /SUH I ·5
2039 SHIPW A Y
Presl1g10us ·NEWPORT
tH: AC: II e x l' t• u t 1 \I l'
home · 3 bdrmii .. 2 b.ithi-
2 frplcs & much mon·
~.000!
JUST LISTED!!
OCEAHFROHT
4 UHITS
Best location 1n Newport
Beach! S3GS.OOO lnclud
1n~ lot 30x 100' Uc ller
hurry on this•
IAYFRONT
OPEHSUH.1·5
180lW. IAY AVE.
Large, deluxe dupl1•x ,
approx. 2 yrs. new; frpk
tn ca ch u n 1 t . 4 t• a r
garage; walk to a ll rest.aurunls & Newport
CLIFFHAVEN
2 £1drms .. 2 bMlhs. den.
frplc. Close to schools &
churehes Short escrow
l)Otll;tblc. S149,SOO
b/3·366.1 &12·2253
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
l..lke new 3 bdrm .. 2 ba .. completely re modeled.
On ar~e lot. with de·
lachl'd 2 cur gara.ce. ex·
tru parking Pnced right
atSl24.000
associated
BR OKERS llEAL TORS
l Ol ', W iolboo b) I IU'
brick terrace ooto your --------l llDROOM Pier Nice sandy l>Ntr h. boat -Plans UNDER
WAY for en1Jll'gl.ng boat
slip to 64 feet. Priced to
+ poot $65, 900 S425,000 Incl. land'
LRG FAMILIES OHL Y
You won't be cramped
for spuce in this 6 Bd rm,
4 bath home just reduced
$4000 with over 2900 sq rt
or openness Seller Is high ly motivated &
wants a fost offe r. Local·
cd in the pnme South
Coru1t Plata arc1.1 . Call
~3666
eel.I at S47~000. COLI UP MIWPOIT
RIALTOlS
675-5511
Bike to beach from this lalboa lay Prop.
beaullful garden home. RHlton
Gourmet kitchen + d lntl. • 675-7060 •
Used brick fireplace. --------Pri v »le patio. S pM r k1i n g 1 liii..;...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.__ pool. $.130() Down moves I•
you In. Call 714:963-6767
Utt.J f•t 1 •lf~1vr1f_JH ~.I
OPINHOUSE
Sah:adar I :00.5:00
I 154 FULL.RT OH
COSTA MESA
bllJ.OO
,_.,_IOUS PllVATI
co.•nlMITY IN MIWPORT
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644-7020
NEWPORT IEACH
499-4551 493-111 z
S .... La.-a D-PoW
495-1720 497-JJJI
L..-."'91111 L1J1••leticll
UteA ISLI DCWSIVI
Beautiful front courtyard entrance.
with an a rtistically designed brick
bridgeway over a s ma ll pool & huge
jacuzzi surrounded with lush planting.
Lge 5 bdrm home with fam rm, lge
dining rm & 41h baths. Pier & slip for
lge boat. Contingent Contract signed.
Backup offers accepted.
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO •• UALTOlS
•2111 S. J..,_ ... RCMld
HtWPOIT·~EMTH. M.I . 644-4910
NEWPORT BEACH
BORDEAUX MODE&.-&IG CAHYOH
2 Bedroom & Family room or 3rd BR
w /3' Ba th:;. Large corner lot on
cul-de-sac with approx 120' racing the
gotr course. $365,000. No Bkr coop.
Shown by appl. only
OWN ER 549·8688
SUPER DUPER
can best describe th11.
lovely home en a cho1ct'
location. A home protec
lion plan is incld w/thii.
sp«ial born(} which ha~J
delightful bdrms. gu:.
BBQ. fam rm. & a well lndscpd lot Call now
~5370.
VETERANS
BENEFITS!
Any Veteran who 1s
qu..Jifit.od may purchase
3 home with NO DOWN
PAYMENT' Eithe r of
thcsc2:.pec1al propertll's
may fit your need
LIDO Ill.I
Bay vtew from 2 paUo dicb lllbanees
custom 1paclou1 S bdrm.. 4 bath
tradWonal home; like new. Ideal fat'
entert••"'na Carner lot ...... .
M CANYON
Golf course vie~ from 1pacloul 5 BR.
• ba . traditional home; le•· famlly
room. pool, jacuui. '750,000
OCIAMNOMI'
Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim
& oak OOOl'S sets off this landmark: 4
BR. 3 ba. home in finest location.
Established trees & lawns. "85.000.
IAYNOMT
Several fine bayfronl homes
with pier & slip
AVALON
Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak
rtoor. pa rtial bas e me nt. concrete
roundation. Flats area. SU0.000-Fee.
UIG&fT! UIGIMT! UReecT'!
Fantastic view hom e in Harbor View
Hills. just listed and wants to be sold
this week! 3 Bdrms, a n exciting pool.
a n incredible ha r bor and ocean view
a nd an a mbiance that reminds you or
a Bavarian r etreat or a lodge in
Yosemite ... it's all very livable and
affordable. Open Daily 1·5 at 2821
Pebble. orr Goldenrod in Corona del
Mar. Realtor cooperation invited
U 1"111 l()U I: li()Ml:S
REAL TORS', 676·6000
2443 East Coast Highway. CorOnd del Mar
INVESTORS
12 TIMES BEi I ER
BY THE DOZEN
You'll rind the pe rft'ct combination for
c:.i secure in" cslmcnl with these 9
apartments and 3 ~hop~. covering 110 '
on a major street T erms available to
s u1tt• your needs. Less than you think.
Only $217.444 So c·a ll now. 1t won't
last ! Broker 842·2535
CORNER DUPLEX * FALLBROOK * 360 04!4). VIEW
7 16 ac res. r eady for
planting. Vi ew & partial
1rrigal1 o n :;y:.t l'm
Water . power & good
renanc1ng w.on ·1 last
$85,000
TOP O' THE WORLD
Own your own hilltop real estalP
4 BEDROOM l(i:inl II\" above Ross Lake. 2 2.63 ------
ing rm·bnck fplc earth acre:.. ternr1 c vit'w. OCEAN & CAHYOH ALLSTATE. lone det·or nc~ plu:.h Potential for homt· & VIEW
I lat 18 ......
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-.oww•mn ~ f'artale.ar~TLC,i.;. On11 tm.IOI. ITMllltt .-. u
"I DW'LIX •
Corner lot. eoppeM ~ ............ ftaaDc ... ....... . . H. Robertlola, IUtr.
f7S.«IG -
2 HOUSJ:SON LOT m.ooo. 1 wtll carry loao. ~ 11 7UI fernleaf. '\J
()pea Hie Sau.n 12. .., 840-n• ---~-----· CMOICILOCATIOM >tJ
715 Goldenrod. ~. R·2
lot. Rm to 1row. A•·,
aumable b l TD. ~r price. Make olrer. = Island Realty, 1
1
..... 1/>AcreLot
Harbor View Rills South
4 Br 3 car 1ar, 0,pe
Houle Sun 1·5. 3800 Par
Green Dr. By Owne
S260.000. 644).61<*.
. WA.NTID:
Little olCl lady fro~ Pasade na who would-•
love a panoramic view ot--
Laguna Beach, coastline
& ocean. She can buy a
2Br, 2 ba own your own
apartment tn a super'
s truc tur e with alb
elevator. for $125,000. >f CO~TAL
PROPERTIES
496--8338 :
HAVEITAW ' Top location. design
construction, va lue.
Ele 1an t . s paciou'
cw.tom gem. 2 Br++~
By Owners. 673-8119. 23'1
Poppy. CDM. S351,000. -
OPEN HOUSE SAT ! SUN l2·4pm. 3 Br. 2 b
hm. tughly upgrd'd, wal
· t.obcb. 217 lns Ave , Cdrrf.
Call 6'15-7119.
IUY LOCATI°"
CdM S. or Hwy. Small J
BR bou,,e. perfect lot for
your new home. $189,5001
call owner. ~·0075
IYOWMER
1421 OUTRIGGER
4br. FR. fo'L. view of
Catallna & Islands. pool
s•u.'<1 lot S29S.OOO. Tr11de
up for oommcrc1al, in·
dustri al, lease. Prine.
Only C<tll lo see
644-06341535· 7268.
JASMINE CRHI .
New Plan I, tugbly UP •
graded oc ean view.
$227 ,!ISO. Open ho use'
Sat/Sun. 12 J etty Dr.
Sale by Owner 759-9144 ---crptg. Ju:,t $79.900' grove. $55.000 COf"OftO *I Mor
·OH· HUf!e lot with ·pac1ou:. SUPElll!!!
JUST YOUR SIZE 3 REDROOM formal din SUIOtlDIHATIOH home Light and airy mi Sq. rt. or charm: 4-
REALTORS
Wllh plenty or room tn ing rm·cathedral ceiling 2 12 acre lol on 6th tee or lutchen Mas!'l1vc stone bdrms + huge game large ll v rm ut 1I room Pala Mesa CC. Keady tu firepla ce. 3 Be drms. f ·' + + I.his dream home which RV parkin". Rl-;NT TO build ..,... uw. nn. + amuy rm.. + . has Sbr. 3ba. pro · OWN OR ,. T . ..,,,,.,.,.., family & d1n1nit rm. You must !fee this Burl·
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REALTORS MESA WOODS 11~E RANCH. 4 Bdrm bnck F P. Dbl. gar. +13 joy the best for less!
Granada with pool Im· x 20 h ealed s hop ; 1235,000.
SPYGLASS IARCiAIH ma c· land scap1n jt gr<.-enhouse and aviary ~SAT/SUtit.1-5'.
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Southport. Ocean & nitc w1frml din rm & l~e $94.500. Ruth Laurie PAULMAITIH
lite view. Beautiful pool separate fmly rm Soar EASTSIDE. 3 Bd rm Rltr.64&4380 ltEALISTATl ·~=S! [1 ®,,::~,.J'l!f~i!ll~··~il~I;·~·~ 4 BDRM, 2"4 bath + ~ .-= •• •111•-CUTE HOME --------•I & jacuui + many ex· tnR cathedral ccillngs If ho me New paint & lc6oafslaft6 1006 644-7381
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This chumung east.side HOUS see lo appreciate. For lvly home 1s fo r you. On· HADC>lt VllW Costa Mesa home 111 * ECALLS• apptcaU, ly $124,900. Open Eves. STARTER HOME. J llr + G.est(i>tn
locat.edon a large bwlda· NEWPORT CENTER 54.S-9'91 Bdrm. l'i~ ba. Fireplace. l b I o c k to S o uth OCIAH VIEW sed
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Recent changes in v .A the place! $85,000. Call real estate FULLa RIAL TY ho m e i n p r i m • regs may enable you to Shervl Brewer. 752. u120 Lovely older home. 35731-------~-546-0814 IZ7 & IZ7 ~ Abalone "oligmal" Harbor View ~
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enbaaced by massive lllHortOll.AC)t. Ba. pool. waterfall. lg :;\ ,Jj,!/ii_flfl' ! 3 Bdrm cottage with ng'i,i~Jt~ .,·,o • .,,w f amil y r oom w i th r1alfDf
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75' lot. 2 Beautlfully landscaped
patios. Hardwood floor entry.
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tucks away this charming 4 Bdrm
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A charming Z bdrm n•n ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllL~L Ex ut• MYSTIC PAIK A 572 sq. rt . sky.lighted standing 2 brand den. 3 REAi.ESTATE tal wtrplc: ~ ""parau1 r-llDll eC IVe A serene mt. " canyon studios a bonus with th.ls br or 4 br with 31h bath 831.3900 496-8535
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Prine. only. 645-9161 * VETERANS * ....................... Sharp Jbr. great location are JUSl 2 o( the bonus ~ UMC4WW rm, Montego Mdl, acij to 831·zll4; 493-1341 toll free
By owner. 3700 lux sq fl, 5 + deror with amenit1ei. ... :.. reatures or lhts lovely 4 $I 05,000 greenbelt.. pool and An· TAAIELL
Let a Vet Help You find BR, 4 ba. open Sat, Sun Must sell 673-4311 agt "9'.r•-r Bdrm home. located in Newp0rt Shores. attrac derson Elem . School. ---------. OPEN HOUSE
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C8J'lJOrt, 24x20 garage. '1 ~alW :nxlsqft ofhvm~area •GREENTREE* DONOSEM highly up g raded & rm. frplc. assoc. ten· s oothin g j acu zu. Br~<fice 2 fulll tsBa, fbest DOatclO.." ' Park Plact'.lnc 842-74tH 2 Bed rm. I bath. f''R REALTORS landscaped Madnd dcl stelldlMJ 9-llty nis /pooL Open House thruouProCessiona,llyldlecorated&
a..,,..ances + 0 o ex· .a~~""'! f 1 1 d "'lGLENNEYR1': Lago home Plu:.. a ll tht' Sun 1·5 231 Lugon1a t w wa paper tras,lomaint. NBeauld1 u anMscaping, ..., . 497-4848 amcrut1es of lake M.V. 219Altd221 638-9663 Sll6.900 ligbtcedarpaneling giv·
541-5179 ew rapes ust see. -membership Pnced at Yia S.. Retn0 ---------1 mg a bright.. cheerful at·
Owner-559..586l·S84.SOO Sl00.500. 22485 Almaden. HillOR RIDGE roospbere. Frml d.in rm. .OW MAJtKET
O wne r mus t i.e 11
Ttamferred. Submit of
fer . Custom 3 Bdrm,
.,,,R. Corner lot. sharp.
Balboa Isla nd Re ally,
673-8700
By Owner. 4br. 2ba. Mesa
Venle. Beaut Fam rm &
fli>lc. Close lo sch ls Xlnt
cond $87,000. F'or a ppt
~189 eves. Pn nc1ples
only. OPEN SAT/SUN
ll·S
A T T E N T t O N IY OWMER/E'Sict.
INVESTORS 3+ or4 Bdr m. 2 ba. New.
Two 3 bdrm houses on a ly redecorated in & out
lg lot in C M. Agent. $134.900 Ph 675·5500
631-0496. Mesa Woods 4 Br. 2 ba,
IASTSIDE'S
IEST
FR. DR. 3 car gar. xtras
Xlnt t'Ond. & loc. Owner.
$117,SOO. 556-1830.
Re fre s h in g o cea n lnvestor must scll J home
breezes & a s parkling in Costa Mes a . No
pool are just extras to brokerage ..
this lmmac . 3Br+den 205Amburst ·$82.~
home. T as tefully de· Call 831·9081 ror informa·
corated. situated on a boo.
qiaet cul.de·sac, close to ---------
COOL SEAIREEZE
So Close to the Beach 3 Bdrms, 2 baths. family
rm. easy mamtcnancl• home m super area Only
~.950.
SUHSETR.E.
557-8623
HEAR
H UN T I NGT O N
Cl!:NTE R & freeway
Nice 4 Bedr m. 1iv.bath
home m xlnt. sthool dist
Park Place, Inc. IW2·74Gl
U t P k 0 do 2 •-----im--644-0228or 64S-4464. O,...Sat/S... 1•5 2br. 2ba condo. Dynasly Lge oov'd patio & more . ruvcrs1 y ar c n . Or 1·y ~:-a........nt 831 1.,.,1 bd 2 b th d I I mnnr model. bel>l locat ion. . v • . a. ca . c ra ce1 ...... rt•-L I 069 -Jc-... 95,000 inJt, dcnn Pool .I at· rwwpor .. ocn '"" ii;., ,. Fantastic view, prof. de· r::.,~.,. .. ••!Wl•ll Tennis $475 642·6724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• corated. many upgrades.
Beautiful &
Spacious
J Udrm .. 21 2 bu PNer!>
Townhoml' with air
tond. upli(raded thruout
in eurth tone!> Exccp·
llonally llll'<'' Set' to ap·
prt'Ciate. Pnccd nghl'
Causey
& Company
AT$99,500
Ulis may very well be a
Laguna best -buy . 2
Bedroom, in ne ed of
paint and imagination,
has ocean view, walk to
beach!
SUPYIPRICE OPENSAT&SUM 1-5 By owne r / brok e r . ReaJEstaL
for qwck sale. Newport 223 VIA ITHACA $335.000 Open house Sat/ e
Bluffs 4 .Bdrm Exec Sun 1·5 12Coventry N.B. s.ta._ 1080
Townhome 21 ~ baths. 4<.1' lot. calhedral ceiling 714·9S5--1036/ 644·0908. ••••••••••••••••••••••• country kitchen. sunny o..t-& patio. end unit Pool & J ...., ... gueslquarters T...esC:lllbVila A Steal amenities 5 mm from spacious & sunny 3 bdrm + ram. rm. 21h
Npl. <.:t>nler offices & $395.000. Or by Appt. ba. greenbelt location.
~hopping. Im med. oc· DEHNE SODERLING S15'9,995. 752-6470 ~~~ft :.123·900· l'h UNITED IROl<ERS POOLSIDE COHDO
67S.5626 PARk LIDO beauty! 3 EXECUTIVE FIXER Bdtm. 21..2 bath. Easy hv·
$499,000. --------•I mg. hi ghly upgr aded . Jluge tennis court 1s AskingS109.500.
neslledonthegrounds'of BY OWNER Tot a lly ROGetlROWHR.E.
this one ac re est ate. remdl'd 3br. 2ba. wtfam 673-1020
Bea utif u l h a rdwood rm.Near parks.schls.& ---------• fl oor s . R anch s t yle shopping.Ter rific buy, Do1Houw/A"'-
su~~e~~~!ip t.ownbome w1lh upgra des
galore. 3 bedrooms. cozy
r1re pla ce. gourme t
lutchen. Plush carpeting
and new drapes. Patio. 3
comm. pools and more.
$75,750. Hur r y, call
540-1720
TARBEU.. k1lchen. And 4 kmg !.>IZl' SllS.000.645-0037. twwporlShorfl
BY OWNER lf523 C, nu ft.. / • bedrms. For persona l GREAT IUY' lmmac 3 Bdrm, 2 bath. --------· lmmac. 3 Br. 2' ~ Ba, .ot,..,,Su.· RVIPIE 1104So Coast H1way preview, call 646·7171 Ftxer upper. l''ee. la nd. atnum. beamed ceilings. PROIA TE SALE -· all shoppin g. Owner ANTIQUE
motivated. Call for FIREPLACE
terms. Warm & inviting Jbr. 2ba o..11 lkbtts. IUtr. owner moving. $102.500. 60-32'1 95S.0497 Agl. 548-6216 or 971-8150
h 1gh ty u pg r adell . 0 H mVillage f'air '" ,. \ '" '' Walk to beac h. 4 br, s hutters. H 1~h ly up · gs~~~~~~f.i~ ~~~~s 497:2°457 [ ~ fiV!lll ~n:. ~~ ~~. ~12~;:;:~~,Tu 1 ';!.~~1
Upgaded3BR,fam.,d in· O..Poiftt 1026 A.uumt9%Loan Graceful symmetry em -~~~~~~~~~ 1G-5.332Colton.645·2595 in the 600 block or So.
'1QI rm. Owner a nxious. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br, llh ba, 2 miles from phui.poo• I ~h:O~~si.~~~k~~ *DUPLEX* BEAlIT Eastbluff. 3 br. 2 THE BLUFFS -.... -_-Quali---.fy--l.~'==1 yca more .b An olde r 2
$129.500. Balboa Island SP1 ~SH 1 •• 1 beach.Near comm pool ba. man y up 0 rd 'd Beautiful up"rad 0 d ....U Bdr m I ath ho m e . 00 -S73 SOO J 962 s1•9' UnJt of this lvly home Ocean side of hwy, le\•el features. lru ya~d. by 'orm"r model sp ... 11·t·l";el SOX125 lot. Conventional Realty,673-87 INYOURSPA • · im · ., w/exccpt1ona l l1v1ng lot.easy access tobeach. owner. si 6s.ooo. Call ~J BR 2 B d •BigCanyon• termsonly.
College Parle. 4 br, 2 ba, Unique be a ch housl!. ~ space. 3 lge bdrms & 2 Needs pain t. minor re 644-8176. · 1 · l'2 k.a .h'" CGl 644-721 t UPtUd. ... 900 Assuma· Aslong $123,000 baths. Bring the fmly pairs; ideal for home & mg area. arge itc en. S169,900 .Pr ide o f
ble floe. 9'h% Owner COASTAL 21 over & see wha t o p. income. Hurry. on ly Ch a r m ing 2 bdrm lots or cabinets . Only owne rship townhouse.
5-1030 PROP ERTIES f>0!1urutles are available $145.900 Bayview Mobile home. S 1 6 6 · 5 0 0 · C a 1 1 Upgraded Greenbriar
496-8338 .... 1.11lrv\ne.5524477 Mission Realty 494.0731 701 Lido Park Dr #4. owner/broker 644"'746· wut Assume first trust IMMACULATE • r e· ---------. .,. S27 000 ,.," ""•1 I "' ... .....,_ ....... T hs 3b M <fft•r. t Loe .... __.. ( I ' \)!llj I rth d lk ' . 5,........,... dl.>ed You need on y 20 rc /Jn NICiEL
!31\ll fY &
ASSOCIATES
nauuw.""' wn e. r, a51 ... 1cen ocean view .....-.--.JJ!! ;rniitrn,rl 2 BR. No en , wa to for initial investment. No -~-------!ba, dbl. yar .. club New3bd. OpenSat&Sun . -.. ·-···------beach; frpl, bdwd. firs. l STORY OCEl\NFRONT 91 14 commission. seller is Good house, poo . Im med . 1·5. 33816 Colegio. Agt. OPEN SAT/SUH 12-6 Real Estate patio. R·2. can add unit . Owner Financed "fl. agent. f'trstoffering, call ~ion. $75,900. By m-0623: 759·0706. s Bdrms .. 3 baths. 2 frpl, ownerpfinEGanALLce. SE15N5.000. Owner/Agt. 548·6230 ~SUMABLE for a pnvate showing. ....utrition ~141YorktownLn k1tch/family.fo rmal 1--•-h 10"'8 897 "'°""P nJ 1""111
_ev_es_._830-4 __ 97_6_. ----1 with beaut 3 Br. 2 ba din., lge. liv. rm. Approx ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON Condo· Newport Crest, Plan 8. iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiii-1 •(""'~· . . OCEAN VU DUPLEX .......,.. ... -oc ,. REALTOR 494·7578 •OW MARKET! ·•o.x.. nn ° y. For Fami!J
FSBO. 1630·8 Iowa St. owner's unit plus 2 Br, ~o~~·a~~~~~rcl~~~ VIEW TO W WER3ARCH BAY great location. ALSO loveiy end unit. Close to BEST BUY From luscious fr off
2tlr, Townhome, $67,000. Iba unit. Dana Point's to beach. Cross streets CATALINA 38r, 28a 2 sty. lg lot, ocn elegant 3br, home with pool and tennis. 2 BR 2 back yard trees! Sharp
...;SM--:.:..:...,.16;.;.l,;..;8..,.7_51_-MOt;...__· ___ , best buy at $165,000. By AUanta & Beach. 8332 Unobstructed view of !!,e~ ~s~l4to b cb, pool +spa·onlyS124,900. Ba,+den.caU645-9161 Prestigious area. many &nd Point home with 4 ---------1 appt. Snowbird Dr. 536-0655 ocean, village lights and .,.,5, · · l>rlnc. Only 673-4311 Agt. amenities. Pnced below bedrooms, formal dining ··--llST COASTAL Cat a lin a from th is L ...... ._Lot mark e t . 0 w n c r room. family room with
WI -PROPERTIES BR. 2~ BA. Landmark a ., ... _, •..WPOIT. transferred. cau now! fireplace. Covered patio Refres bln g ocea n .. ..., .. .,_ home . Oversized lot . CLL'Stomdesigned3 Bdrm. 67~ 2 11 ...-..-OL __ ,. .. lln .....,._ 2 bath home. Beautifully ~v ~ for year round. Close to ~....,a spar... g S104,900Broker84&-5792 S 5 500 pool are just extras to oeeao view. New 4 br. 3..-------decorated In eartblones UHAI & PIOFIT 16 • tennis and parks. 196.900.
tblalaunac. 3Bdnn+den ba, 33932 Blue Lantern. Beachwalk Cond o . 4 with loads of glass and IMJders, investors & oo. Lo vely Monac o In 21 Call now! 540-1720
home. Taatefully d e-Trade/Lse/Optlon or bdrm.lba.Cam.rm.2200 natural woods. On large it -your se lC e r s . Harbor View Homes. 2 'W'lllaBB ·L cora&.ed. situated oo a 11 ma11 d 0 w n . Ag t . s q . ft . $ 1 3 5 . O O O . double lot. 1212,000. Panoramic view in N. Bdnns+deo + sparkling . J~ TO • I ~
qlMl C\11-de·sac, close to (213)0H461. Oner/Broker 536-9987. DOM OSEN Laguna. Lg 2 sty, fixer· 18 x ~ pool. Lge patio. THE OCEAN New-rt c:.....-we
all abopplng. Owner --------UAl.TOIS upper w/room for ex· Cloee to ~eenbelt. By SIZ4,500 ·r--s...a..,.. 1086 mothated. Call for ByOwner3bdrm.2VJ ba. '"'-1044 40lGLENNEVRE ~ion.Creative financ· owner.Cal M4·131t Foolhllls roll gently to 640.5357 ... •••••••••••••••••••• a.m.. Ocean view Townhouse. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497-4848 &ng. By owner. 549-2042 DWLIX the ocean th~t·s only a OCIAM YllW Jr.M:::e:.·~ ~~:~~i9~~at~:~ 2w~=r.~~e. SellwilhEASE! O assilied ~ds. your one-By Owner. reduced to ~as-;!~~...!~ewolj MPT~SS2,500 SOUTHLA.uMA
IJllllmlis IUekeUa. Rllr'. " wtaads 4.93-6318. Days pool/spa. lmmac. end lt'sa BREEZE stop shopping center. $175,000. Both 2 BR units. lge bdrms .. 1114 ba & a Bea~llf~l ~ home ~ Walk to private beach
__..._. 142·3263 7141835-2200 unit .. $69,900. Bkr. ,__Cl_ua_lfi_ed__,A=ds=642=-·5678 __ ..i•-----IO"'• 1 blk to ocean. Good ln· combination or conve· ~led mV~ll ht aft8er from tbia Lag_una _._. . ~ --come area. $75·0475. . . /••MlitioDalJ.iv. -~p1oe 1 aJte. l r A~Jm~ sou ..... -................ 91 ~Sun ... S:-130 -~ iUnierl den 1 Ba:-RijliJy .-_;; '"""" ____ ...,__, ~II!!!~•-•••••••••' QdSt. · ·' in&spece.MZ-447? ...,.raded·~rk !Deludes !:l:fck wttU.:bard:OC,. ---------1 This Is a near oew l~21A.
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• •MNIBLANE
(eorMr of Santa Ana
custom 3 bdrm. The liv·
ing rm French doors
open to an ocean view,
the open ttalrway is ac·
cenled wltb a turned wood balustrade. cau for more lnformaUon.
CEN'nJRY21 WEST ~
UNIVllSITY PAii
Village ll plush 2Br, 2Ba,
twnhse, AC, new cpts,
open beamed ceUJn1. tile
rOol. end u.nit on wide Greenbelt, steJ)e to adlt
poo1 atjacl&Ul. By owner
$93,500. 552· 1766 or .... Ave.> -a~. ·._.u.ca• ..... -r ... nit ORANDOPENING Sale/LeHt Turtler oclt ,~~~~~~~~~I MAJUNITA Bren Home. Lar1e1t .:;; Pl"Mt11ioua residences model, .,_,, view lot, ••------•t ..., UM marina from avail. June. ChoM ca,,,et tlU,000. Ul·USO: color 6 odler int ctet.lla
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wet 'iar, lrt·loel. =.-=. ~-· Alt for Norm Own/.-. .,..._ ;;rCoASTPACJJ'IC 1_-~~-------~
&SALISTATJI! PW wW JOO want la
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C:6:••a MODIL Ol1v. l>eac:b\ pool, Jae., noora. Upstairs wltb ,.. _ ..... __ • Banker --a 0 c k pr Iv 1 e I e .. bed.room. bath, li•ln1 ~...:II 3 BR, fam nn. formal din Rea.I Dtate flS..1081/675-3712 and dining areas, and
ldSQNllAl 80Cll<£RAGC t OMAIWI' rm. Harbor View Hms. ..,.. kitchen. Expao1ive
DAMA POINT Beautiful 3 Bdrm 2 Bath Ocean
View custom home. Sweeping views
or Dana Point Marina, ocean &c
coastlloe. Close to marina. Enjoy
tbe city lights by nilht. $8,900.
A COUMa&. ..,,_CO.
496·7222 831-0836
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TomSaron,831·1Jll6. & 8 -wltb 2 bedroom•, bat.b, 1--------111 ~o:::"Umi1~~~. ~1.:b: Bllckbay forever view. livin1 area and full
Af'llOIDAIU
In tbe beaullf~ Westcliff
area. Larwe s Bdrm. 2
blllb family home wltb
fireplace. All on quiet
atreel aear Newport
8Cblda. Offered at oalJ ...... Call M0-1111
t . HERITAGE
Rf J\L roRs
POCil. Large fen~ pallo. =~,:::·A;:; =-~ :::::.-:'=
\Vu llated at SlSS.000. House Sat/Sun' 10·5. Uleownerat
JDGVlltaCajon.975-41• $211.UOO. BJ Owner . $UZ.500
S...WW-1 ...... MO&. ~ti:'.=2
' Bdrm, 2~ badl prof.
decorated 6 lndacpd Q1m• I 076
bome wltb vie•• o f ............. •••••••••• Calallna 6 Dtte Ulbta.
Oner bu prleed ro T.'.. c~
qdcll ule. -··Call .----tGr Du Blbbl Teu.la._ pool, leaelll.
J!t~IAL
b'appt. ~. • ... a U , IM ... "9t
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II , l P.atll. 8 %.~UMABLE VA loan. Total SPYe&.AISHtu ~ lat • .:_4~:l+Wo 3 Bdnn:2~ba wtrrpk.2 14WOOO LAMAMCNA~ •'•HJ to IH,850. ln\fHlmeol of Only 114•.950. It won't ~~.1 8r,2Ja.wet &eanlnl. carrarw/elecdtopor,NewtydeeortbrduplH, IM=.rp·U::.W~ . HfRITAGf
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COST A MISA 2 Br. 1 be. new I)' finlahed Tri-level 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 3 Br + den, 2 ba. frplc. lge Bachelor apt Lb, brtlbt. :1' _. • I ........ -n-..-...... -.alt L 1 ......_ ..__.......... 2,.00 hardwood floon. Primo Walk to beaoh. 1625 per yard. ~ Anniversary ll~mo ...... ._.... ........ •Jee.a .... •h---1 .... -. -P•· ..._ "'•t1y · 2000 ----• locale. A&t.675-0562 mo.536.8965 Ui. 758-1677 M&-5854 .,., .. _.. _. all~.' 111.,.. bdnNll I beU... W•l k to 1 b opfto1 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AdaaJta.DOpeta. ~.
renced. Aak n1 only ~=)ed toll •91' lit !Jc on dbl lot, rt 10 UNlT LOT, Anaheim. Jbrhouae.Stovelcrefric. NewPenthaelh mltobch. ~tblutr 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ,._...__.._.1740 ._.,.. m,~on atALTf •miff .. M.H. ~ tax 1hrir tlTS.000 /o,r MllhOif r &torrti. All· S42S )'rly 640·9350/ Ul)Ud ~nnlB. sec gate, din. rm. $650 per mo ........... , ............ 2 Br MOO Jl't1* IMIOI.
l .. .._71u 117._ ~/1att.o.1m toe (2l31174'4UM 640-!Weves. John encl 1ar. 2Br. 20a, (rplc. =:~· 9M·245S Ask P\tm. room for rent. Dal· jacual, ,U bbq, 'ero..ct ~~=-===·~·~~~~;.;;;~~~:;:~~;;_ ..-...... ..,-... "X>UP' ,.,._~..,.stol Newdecorated2 Br2 Ba. USO m o . 848·151 I , ly. wtdy, monthly. UllL pr.Adulta~aoPID.-
.: ..__ -•" "' .. r. •JCQJ frplc. Catt TAM or eves. 86S-311CM Dolly L U X U R r 0 U 8 lncl. 7581 Center Dr. #46, Harta Ave,~.
tMCa..TAX II eDOWH Tobulldon. $500.t'ls.~'7 MARINER'S COVE. 2 BAYFRONT CONDO H.B.&a2·7338·
llTUllM7 4 Plea ~Hume Selli•r 1·521 2Si1M Bdrm end ·unit. Next to with 2 bdrms. 2 ba. ~.._. 1741 2 Bdrm, 2. batJa. Bnad
Could make the small wil l C'a.rry P•P•r S7'X203' C....W... lJJ4 pool.Coveredpallo.encl ForeverVJEW.Security ....................... =~~:~~':! dil'Wft payment reqwrf'd Mana1~ment a va II With dedicated alley. •••11•••••••11••••••••• gar. 3 blks to ocean & Prestige. $950/mo lae. LAGUNA BEACH MTR · · ><:.
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•••••••••••••••••••••• on thia ~ullJuf batnll re ~l. Gary D Ro•l~r Wall take 4·plu with ICIOS/PITS 01( $4..'50/mo. Bkr. 963-8371 or Waterfro n t Hom es INN. S7S/wk" up. Maldi_-._5_l12_•_1l...._· ____ _
Jo'OR SA~E · D\!hu~ po.1~ home. MHy ....,.n:.::0':11 v11r1anc~. I bluck orf E·SIDE spac twnhse. ev/wlmdsS:JG.0316 63'1-1400 &«V .• color TV. heated ~ADUl.TAPTS "
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lnhBHcb Park 1 8r.2 Euyqua~~~ JOUMITLOT BarretttUtyRegl!iter 642.2Sl0;646-4848. Htrtiiir 3242 do. $650 per mo. Very 9115N.Coast Hwy. 2 8rapia.Pool,jac!twlfr
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lutcbeo. laund porch ~~~~~~~~~·! $lf0ved. Packfl.iu re11d)' MobMeT....._~/ 1800sq. ft.. Quiet corner. 2 BR twnhse, pool. patio. Rent/Lsew/OpUon ••••••••••11•••••••11•• SORRY,NOPETS t'tc Jo'\IU outsJde port>h. _ toeo $340,000 .....,,.. ..-nw 2300 1575. 642-4623 gar .• lo<iry rm. storage 3 Bdrm. 3 ba. den. Back 177 E. 22NDST
awning!, more Adult Sl6,900 TSL lnvmt.. G42·ltl-03 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm Condo. 2~ ba. 3 nn.S365mo.962.·5834 Bay overlooking golf QistaMesa MS-JdlS :"~~tra~em~~S« STBtSTOIEACH FOUIPUXIS 20Xm llome, wshr. dyr, walk-in closeta. atrium. lrwine 3244 course.S750/mo.64s.-08SI TOTAJ. *Clain 2br condo nr So.
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646-5678 pnvate 5 acre lake. pro· real hreplaccs split kitchens. ser vice porch. 4 Br Mesa Verde. l.:1• 'f513 CAMPtJSl>a·IRVll4E depos1t-lioanc1al state· T r ade La s V cg a s . perty completely fenced level penthouse '2 Br. 2 loll. ~n hi! used as 2 un-yard. gardener mcl. S58S ment.
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FtlO T Minj ranch land Fishing. -~"' 2550 Lisa or Sharon. A l:l ~ r';.J',1c. dsh~hr. rnrd _rus + ~S. 673·2181 IA Y H golling, horses . 80 miles DYNAMIC DUO ... ::::.::............ 997·4850 d w •-1 Br/dcn/Jge cabuna from Nwpt Bch. Btwn Jw;t listed, a duplex in Y • ga r ati•r "'Seaview3 bdrm.21h ba . ..+
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C>pl'll beams. new crpl. ac parcels. Edward Fish area: owner's unit ha!. a ra~ch .acrca.:e. trees. $55()/mo. 21:n .. 'rcmont !005 mo. Kids ok. no P<'.ls. Guarded comm SllOO
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llOM E 'm;ag~· ~ 320 ACRES!!! wshrtdryr. rdril(. hky<1 . 2 br, 2 ha. den. pool. SG25 11·1uus. pool, sauna. Av;11I •EXCITING• __ __ _ E. Side Delx. Twobse.
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home within walking d1:> - --St5 000 down Will carry stalls & mobile home m dshwshr. skyJHc. patio, 3 l!rdnr Air condo• comm Capsfrafto 3271
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COMMERCIAL BLDG. plex on your lot. Convert ElslllOre & surrounding wes/wknds 2br 2ba 2 c·ir J?ura~c beach. near pool. Ask for location, 2 er, living rm. leach Ar•o 2 stores with 10 parktnR your idle lot to income, area-good terms availa· Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba dbl c; 0 'm mun 1 i y P 0 0 I . Mary EUen 661·2311 dining rm. c lose to
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Ur. 2Ba, wtl a l c Xft with individual "araucs 1 r · w • • · c. • ,.. . patio, poo s. Jacuzi1 " ....,.. · h II h °'fC: ~ equpt.. fully manage · m /frpl $700 Is Or•tn"C Tree t'at10 llomc J\IC · I · ror stra1"ht prof. man "u 7522 Onl .,. " Allulfa,sudan&oats.A I ., • .,....:.,. ., bdrm 1 bu fln ·111t & I h Id S37 w/excel rd's Ms tr ------.---xlra.s. Y $29,500 1 ale 1800 & pnvate yards . Great .,.....~ .-. · · · '· · us n scping. 5 l R d I rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• income & locutiun in or part. $2,500. per acre. --------pnlJO, mr. 2 car uttch less discount. 835-4447 ext br/ba pvt patio t:nt gar r up,ex.hpnv: tya • CAUFOIHIA
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down. Will hns. Call for S99,500.CallSS6·2660 Ev..__ 2800 carport. Child or sm pct 556-3316. Eves & wknds SPACIOUS 2 · 3 br coodo11 grdns & lg pool. $450/mo Sharp l BR, Eastside.
appt.640-7169 !pSELEC --..,...-OK. Mesa Verde area. 5529006 nr. So Coas t Plaza. inc ul1I maid grdnr w /pvt en trance •-----T •••_::_-·~·~··....:.:_••••• S42S. 754-7496 or 64 6-8646, F'rwy access lo Irvine 644-0484 garage. 5325 mo. caii
EASTSIDEC.M. PROPERTIES ~ 6t.o9p.m. Woodbndgecondo.2Br2 romplex.557-4800 l Bdrm Pro m1nlory PamorLa....,at$46.588() Two2 bdrm . unlls . ICAUAIHAWAll -Bu ,dcn.rrpk,laudsc·ap -.. ,,
pati05, cncl<>&cd garages. 2 OH A LOT Oceanfront condo to College Park·3 Bdrm 2 ing & brick jacuzzi. S62S l Br ~ den condo. Pool! Avail June 1st. 3 2 Br. 1 ba. all elec. 187 E ~~~~~--~~-~~--·-·-·-~ tlXtra parking. AIJcy ilC· trade for land & or in· Bth. $450 pr mo. 960-1636 yrly, 559-4934 Woods1d~ V11l~ge. S .A 6~
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hdrm. 2 ba in pcrfl'<'l REALTY 675·1642 one or rent both for a o.n..11 llchtts, Rltr End unit. fire place. tenms. rec rac1li t1cs. $400 ---------$LSO plusclcanmg lBr. porch, pat.so, cpls,
loc11t1on overlooking care·free investment 955-0497 642~3263 bltns. carpels. drapei.. mo. 759-1128eves/wknds TonitaaUM ~0'.!115 ~~~!·n.n $288:~~~·1 ~~Ji perk & clubhouse Ap Super reduction. 6 units 8 $125.000 Agt. 645-6625. dbl ovens. dbl gara1te. ......_,.Med 3525
p ha n c ea inc I u d e d ~arages. $22,000 gross. &3l·3307 ,..._......___.....,,~~llllllllt.,..... Nr. ocean. No pets. $575 New 2Br Orangelrcc Con ••••••••••••••••••••••• Promontory Point. I Ar. _~ __ l.223 ______ _
$42,000. 552·4964 or a.::J!r . b y Fidelity ______ , ___ Will exchange CdM re· 979-4575 ;997·3191. do. w1outdr p~tio. no Heritage Park Irvine co~pletely furnished. l6th Place Duplex. 2br,
559-472A !uu!"~t ~} ~7~-N~~ 3 UNITS s1dence with ocean view 2 bd Q . t µcts. AC. tennis. pool. T'wnhse 2br 2~ba air uW lllCI. SSOO mo. 675-9508 2ba, garage, fenced yrd.
33' Trailer s pace in Cos la at $245,000. Prln only. $149,500. Llke new 11 unl & ~I sized lot. Sl00.<!00 pe,:0':· or u;;~P.{:; a~~~ avail May 1 · 55l·Ol IS. rood. s.iso. ive S26·S792. ~/mo. 548-<MBO.
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••••••••••••••••••••• Fo.aitainV...._.. 3234 --· side C.M. 3br. ¥ba. 2 car llAoal.a.d 3106 drapes. P atio. No pets. $700,000. Neur new. Good _..,,, g rao te nis pool .....,Z123 tiil'TICH·S52,50 22 UNlTS, plans. permits rental areu . Garden ......._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT 8 ... t n ~""95. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""'--------~autiful v. home i...., & loan. Need investor. Grove. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice3Br Condo l'h baths. j8y~f::S:~7~ mo yr. Ayllract
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Bayside Village. 1 br· 67:>-0144. 979.,533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpt. 2 car attached 2 gar ~" u..funt 3600 675-0247. No Pets. S25(). 645--2007 11unk.cn den· I Oa. Highly --7-U-N-IT_S._C_M___ lcAoa 1st.Mt 3106 Children & pets OK. $425. Lurge 2 bedroom condo ....................... llAoa '"""•Illa
3107 u-pgraded·park Includes . •. • . •••CH LOC *TIO"'-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• CaU 751·2060 with wall to wall win· 2 br t'Pt & drps lite & I Br. W/f/JK: gar., l'l35 per · be h I Beaut new bualdsog ....,. "' " d I k' h ' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo Frat 6 lat + SlOO pnv. ac • poo. Jae., Fl · 1 · · 19 Un 1. t. 0 fr 1,. e &. 2 Odnns, 2 bath, gar. new U..•lfLq-hach 3240 ows over oo 1ng t e spacious. Lg closets, encl Ca · .. _ .. • • d k i I I replaces xJnt ocauon ~ r11 " _,, •~· p I ,,. d 1 On Ocean with Bay view. llaft5/w.....,S48-8»4. 67~~·061/P67~~12 cges . TSLlnvmtS 642·180l restaurant (disco) com· wusher/dryer.Newlydc· •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• wa ...... oo s. spas . ...,n. gar Au ts. no p~ts. 2 bdrm.1,,.,ba.Top floor, ---------
.,.. .,..,, plex, financial package. corated & furnished. etc. New 2.827 sq. n .. 5 BR. ex· n is. Adu Its o n I Y . S22Simo. 545-0914 ~urity buHding, sub· Large 3 br, 2 ba, ea~l.
AlTD at 9~P. Cash on Clean. $650/yrly. or sum· ecutive home above Hun· $42$/mo. terranean parking. yrly garage, open beasd$, FOUR UIMITs.c.M. .
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Laguna Bch, 5 rms, Park rees Sl88 mo. Incl uUI.
Dbl fncd lot. IJ3.995.
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If YoU want )'our advert.is· 8a)'front Duplx Fant vu.
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more people at lower bltns ar ldry hkup io ea.
cost, Cll1ssifled Is the S ummr /wnlr rentl.
wa.y to gol Call Nowl 1390,000/ofr own /a1t 642>~ IM0-1879.
cash return of 11% Price mer rental. Rers. Owner. tington Harbour. many lp lwllh ,_,..~ lse. S725per mo. 675·7264 patio , S450. No ,.i•
$2.00>,000. Prinonly. 673-5.176 xtras, $795. Call Mike. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ION
MALOY HMtlwgt.-leach 3140 840-6306. ..._,•••II• 3707 ON the bay, view, clean 11---------
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Carlsbad Condo. 3br. l ~ba. patio, tmmac lbr. Steps to Bay. Wl.W.7499 A~u'iu~'i7.;01na~ (714)729-1129.434·1364. Summer rental 4 bdrm. dbl, gar. v.mi to bch. S350 mo. util locld. Call ,.-.. Mw 11•• Ave. A .. ail. "·1. • Near beach. S650 per mo. 1st.last + 1200. d cp. s-es70 -•• • ., MESA DUPLEX 968-7148. 964·2LS7. h 3 ..11 lJoyd,67 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ec2-l'738·. bd 2 b h l.CllJl-alHc z .. ,._ .. Mw 3722 New38drm 2bath.Soutb --------Ulte new 3 rm. at Mew-art .. och 3169 ..-.C-....DO ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..1 Hwy -Jw. "''II M w LARGE lbr '1U·C each Unit With huf h ~ "5TT '-'" •••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaee VII • •tuv. ~ • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW new 3 br ~ .,.,_ Shalimar S255 •o ~anls. Fireplaces. p00 & 2 bdrm. 2 ba. tennis, . • • Newport f1nest ocean • F~.673-2113 · • acu.ui. Each unit has .. •-s-• •1v1L POOi Jacuul beam ceil in prestigious. Portafina ba . t'--t• 541·1H7/5H·lll•I ~ '"-fro· ' · $700mon ·mon 491M820 Y 'Y1eW on _, wa "r . c.e.W... 3124 751-MIM
double 11ra1e. My gosh, Compl fW'll. 2 BR, den. rplc. d ish wash e r, · · security bldf. 2br, ............. ~·!;··~·~·:!•!:•·~·~·~====· ====::::=--~~~ onl)'tl4UOOI cod unlt.-8ac.k. Ba.¥ earage. S47_5 .Per mo . Buiider--'3 CIAA\. Hm -ad-ul~octt-.tr • ~VERDE home at·
JACOI. IUI. TY rugbt Ueht vlew. 1 yr lse. 2137379-9560 2ba, den. Some oc. vu. 642-4783/645·1443. $1400 moepbere 2u br dlx Dme PoW 3116
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In booming Riverside. 95 Gently
sloping acres planted in navels &
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Mall. Suitable for home or lot
sub·diviBlon. $12,000 Per acre.
673-4400
HARBOR
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...,.,.. 4 fireplace. Kids & pets shpg. & bch. 581·7000 dys. • · IM w/optim to ...,, •· ~ I l'Ye Dew• ~ OK. $425 per mo. 638·0718 eve. 516-l298 Sell idle items 642·5678 New 2 bcltm coocto., frplc. ecutive ecllldo, I Ir•• 10% lntere1t., 172.000. or AftS-770-1150 I llocla To leach bltna. 2 car garage. 14SO. SSliO mo._.., Allt lilr
0wnrS41-8251; 7&8·7633 le up. Un6 Canyon Dr. 11.r. Poe.
Colta llesaR·21otw/8Br R EA TY 'B~2 ba.; 1 mile to f!~·.1...~~o.ist & Going Into 845-SUJ. ,.., ... .._. .. .
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carry 2nd TD. BYCO. Hlsb. mri. req. Kids le T ...... H .. AN• Business?, Adultt, SSSO. mo. GH P,btadlJ,,,llllBR.
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3 Bdtml, 3~ batba, aan· docks, views, $800lso1st, Aa reQU6r.d by law, · · • paUoa. No Pt&a. Ll!h-..s. 2JOO dybe•Ch.$1,000.Mayon· BeachbouHontbe .. nd . laat . security, r e · n•w bualneuea Newtldeeora&tctSbriZba .._; ........ _ ••••OC .. •:;:::,•0•::,:11.. ""· •-.U..5200 2 Br 2 Ba. secur. !°°I. fereoccs. 497.2272 townbouae. S pac 0111 , ~ "' _03;;...._._...;;_ ______ ,....,,,. m -ualng • FlclltlOH ftreplaet. pool. Quiet
tcboicekU.Owneria.Yt MOWll1"1TINI ormt 4 lu_.,.... Heme MUtt area. Adlllta, no peta. ~~ Hll. Subn»lt ofleu. for jolt...._. to ~beet ............. JHt reglater t'9et "'"'' ... -.-1;~ ReeclY to build. Balboa tbt Dall7 Pllot Help l'orClaulfted Ad .................... e.. with"-County Clerk.
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Pl'tJ MH )'rl.)I fnJ-•us -r ft .. • Rily wtMow a ullea avail s .. 11: .. 123 '•••n•llh 5100 PREGNANT• Culn o ~ .._..,.1 Z br. 1'11 ba, rnall >'•rd. , ....................... from 140 to 1fl0 1q ft. ....... °B.1rtt.ity SOOS ....................... . •• AITtST,~
no doa 1315rmo Call Udo lalC' bayrronl. a n R e c e t 1 o n i 8 t , Mariner's Mlle ••••r•••••••••••••••••• ~~t~~~~1!"~:. Must have IOOd letterillg ~:tT,.lf70 S..Q n • 117' heach Ava.II June lat to per.onolrit<I an. .. wertn~ ~502 ft store or G-OAL SlOOOM<?. tioo lck . skill to malce roucb lay
, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• St•pl hl, $4000 m u l.'rv, llC('rct{lrtal 11t1rv , ol0oo.2830·~von.LOW Build a 2nd bus m e11s. PENNY Tang. o ut s le fin is hed '"bn'thubu•tl Cond1o. l apt. nu rrpta, v~ry Aarfit, 6711 :w12fi. Xt•r<lx machine. post•"e rent 2131477.7001 Spare time .. Invest S7S. APCAR ~7·25413 mecbankall. Call Penny
a , I · frJ) c, C'lt•an Onan Vlt-w m t t1r ~ o ther Im · · ~or~2-8223 PINCHER s,wt .... ......, 838-1122.
Ul(!rd1 Ten,~· l:m mo 4 ., 3761 l~monluri r oinl 1 liR & 1owutleii avail Offlre11 STOllAtOMT w S i I Sh Ull.SS. El Camino Real Atleodant, live-in, ro r j;.; eau"'J!.~ ~ 911 28.r. laundry. tr•raae nr nl()' A~e~t. J; ~!l:° iwr llYlll lmm<'(halley Call Harbor Blvd .. prime l<X" . =::;:at?:~ ~s1~rs !':: ADS Sao Clemente; Fully Uc. paralyzed s tudent. IH),(8HlllM·I~ be.-cb, 223 •~ Palnm•. ---7~ 2'137 C.OSt.a Mesa 1450 Sq. rt NB/CM area. 548·1398 For Appt. 4'2·7296 Houaeworlt. drlvina &
Cl96 m l7$) ( 1mfl'Of\l t..1.run~ r,t S450Mo. Broker 875-0700 rl personal care. Exper Jbr duple~ ft>nctoJ yrd lllL'Jlll lO bt>ach. I br rum. ON THE BEAUTY SALON. l5 yrs, ONLY • • • • +ref'll. $2.95 hr + S3.05
Kkta. petiOK ~ mn S.. AN 1110 frpk, "500 mu thru J uui: 2 Vacancies downtown 1831 Fullerton Ave, CM. JoM Ci. fa&lo overtime. Ad paid for by __ N __ 1:37_Geo<11t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4lt7 21>t?or41n ~ WATER! Huntington Beach. 210 751·1722or 5S7·5S29 Sc.-11 ;iny item Of' com· IOBlazlogStar employer.499-4223 . ....._.__...__..... ....... -uSH suens Mam S t. Mini mall. bmat1on of Items for S7S I l ._, Oondo. 2 ms\r bdrm ~ ..... ...,... ~·· ~anlront. J)rh ..-.. 900-15.58 Beauty shop, eslbl'd a hop or less with a r cnny rv ne ATTENDANT WANTED. Mt. 2~ ba. f Ip, 2 de<'ka. 2 Rdnn, I ba, kidti lit\ bY<'b. f1ahing. w~ek ly 350 lu 1.300 aq. ft . in Hunt. Beach. 7 sta· Pmrher Ad. 3 luies for 2 Two""-Tlckth for board & care faclbty .pauos. yd w1d ~up,,ar *330rno+dep A\•alloow -..,,. Reru11ssancc fmltastfc Va.wt Shop for lea se. high lions. 963·8282 9.5 Mon· consecullve days. Earh totbe P /Ume. 4PM·12·30AM.
b I k t 0 b (' ~ as 0 ---Wet liars volume s bopping center, Sat uddillonal line IS 00' for LONG BEACH wtcndsonly.
-...,.-..211111 1 Bdrm , t b 11th ~t rront bay s ide \ll'"' UdoM_..a H.B. 1800 sq fl avail.--·--------lht'2days.Cbar1Cett' TifEATREFESTIVAL Bay View Ma.nor
N ~2 $..lfS.+1<kR•p Ava1IM'llo room in bt>11 ut rurn Vi..._ GPlease conRtaickt Cshe rykl l'lieed Extra Money, but !llocommemaladi.. IMTHE asoW.BaySl..CM u story 3 bdrrn 2•, t'...1 I enata ~ 7707 B1tlbo11 P t•n1n hom1· -T" reen or c trac don't have a lot or time"! IOOM IOOM 542.9505
ba /p, 2 car 61<Ar patio & A~rul Muy & Junt: .. 'ull Newport 675-8662 (21.314»0227 Pltime work for full time t-'or more inform .. t1on
yd $475 847 Sll20 2 bdrm 2 ba bu.ilt lni.. hu use priv,,;s. frp lc, ~.12.50 sq fl Jlwy \'IS · BEAUTIFUL R ETAIL money. No hard sales. andtoplaceyouradl'ull . aOOM Atlendanttohelpcarefo;
i..,., 25181,,_. ~~"" garage. Wutcr paid $325 t ..... h k . call ,...._ f .. Slarnna 1978 Best Ac uadri I . 3 . .....,.. .....,.,~-· per mo ~.~99 iift 6 p1.i.oo. pv ..,.,ac , pur iballty Laguna . sub SPACE. Will s hare rnomas or appt.., ,. . • q p eg1c mornings
Wailt to beach, bachelor. 4501 W.3rd lllR ror I car. phonv Pilrklng, New carptH. w/Christlan decorator. to7 AM . :>46-5658 642 5678 tress no m •nee J II I a week approx 12 hrs. all new. Stove & rcrn~ --~ Jlll'ks. Pref. single. will drape:.&pamt.,a,a~cond. seller of fine arts. or -Clayburgh at the Long Salary negotiable
$2..o mo All t 1 , d South LOllJMl'O 3886 ('(111\Sld('r couple $.175 rno r r Ice n eg 0 t 1ab1 e similar. Reply lo Box PET GROOMING Bea~ Convenuon & E n· Irvine. Call John 898-9571
531NMS6 952~ 1 paa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~yoble in udvam•e. Mr 549·1186.557·5870 477• <,( OHJ~ Pilot, PO Xlnl East C.M. location. tertainmenl Center. 300 9-S.AflSCall Bill5S2·707g
---·-----l~Slud10.wlklo b1·h.$J25 l~hes.675-0486 . Box 1560, oslu Mesa. S30,000. Establis h ed. Loat&Fomd 5300 E. Ocean Blvd .. Long M h. -Spacious 3 BR, 2't ba. mo Ava i l Ma y i .v-~~R-tal• .. 250 0 fo'F1CEspace:iva ilable ca.""""" OWC. Balboa Is land ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Automotive a c 1nisl. 1-'r-I Osh 1 •lfi AU"" --.. " • • al 17875 Beach Blvd. .,.._., !Walty,673-8700 ---------Call642·5678.ext272 Salary S24.000 annual. .,., c. W$r. t!nc gar, 1'79-l676· 4!r..-.oVv ••••••••••••••••••••••• T lb t If t --to claim your t1ckel.s Commensurate with ex· laundry hookupt1 Avail u~ ..• f • 8 u~ near a er '" un · Antiques·Shop S300 mo. sn Peggy 900-4392 T•tM 3890 ~~ or rent. 1g .,..ar lngton Beach. $50 per Merchant /\ssoc. Co-0p Mobil Oil Corp Has t-•or * * 11t per. Apply atCoeta Mesa
---"'-""--. ••••••••••••••••••••••• City lilllf\ 6: lmens furn month. Phone m essage a ds. 800 .. 646.3071 1 Lease: Car wash with FOUND ADS Auto Supply, 21M Harbor
3 Br. 2~ buths . Hrnnd Pasodetto VIII-S25 mlcly pr cpl. Call serv1te SlO per mon~h. 552•7;n1 gasoline fal'ilities 1n MASSAGE Blvd.C.M
new. Wa lk lo b('si·h . ..,, 11 ? h h -..,.-d aftcr3p m.548·198!l. desk$.5permonlh. Daily Newport Beach. Costa ARE FREE FIGURE MODELS ---------harbor & s hopµi nJ.:. 1""" r .. 111 gar · en - -----Pilot o H ice. Phone SPACE1'0 LE/\SE Mesa area. Capital in· AIJl'OMOTJVE
.... apt.s. Gym, sauna. pool & MAUI CA') """1 "' t ...,6 o"' ·1 rf \'eslm'·nt S60M, trainin° Call: ESCORTS SERVICE .. 7s tmo. Dys 846·3334. Ml.JO $285 /up Adults, no Oc:t•anfronl Condo. 2nR. ""'......,.. "x · '' · iu.-.aa or o ICt.' " " Pm 846-4562 bef 8 Pm ,.... d -------Newport Sch -33411 sq.fl provtdcd, for details Call OUTC •LL "'"-ILY pets 15482 Pa1:1<1 t'na 2ba. 1>ll>t·ps ll. pool. near I MO FREE RF.NT <450sq.ft. tu3200sq.ft J i 14·731·221S. 42 5678 ,,. "'" CASHIER MEW 2 & 3 IDRM :;;,e.;,;Jf Nt•wport f'rwy tennis & J,:olr. '808 I 250.500 sq rt offices Costa Mesa 120(>1>q.rt El--l II b 6 • Days. ~•ff, hr Automotive expen e nce
Xtra lrg, 21"J ha, frplc, -.· tiWSlll _ _ __ ~o~~45~~~til 779 C-Osta Mes11 1:130-;q fl :-.~~n,~ ~~';;; f'lr.et~~ 631-2140 ncccl>sur y All new
D1W, dbl gur !IGll-!n24 ~nh Furni1hed Palm Spr111~s Conclo on ~ ~-~ Avail. immrolllll'IV N1Jtuel Ai.king SJJ.500 GOLDEN GIRL rac1blel> rac1hl1es & Uri
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orUwfuntislwd 3900 M1i.s1on ll1lls Country S111gle·3rm sultu twatl 111 Barrett. ~lly f<cgislcr Peg Allen Rllr·194 7578 U.11>l or f'ound :i pct" Cull XLNT ('hanC'c for advan
••••••••••••••••••••••• Club 968·5430 fuJI serv offc bldg. r"r ___ 643·58-10 Animal As!\i s tanct> ;IOUSEHOLD HELP & (.'e ment with a n en
THE EXCITING AVA.II.ABLE BY WK 3 hr O.C airport ~ Recepl & Industrial Retttal 4500 ~~ 501 O l.t!ugue. S3'7·2Z73. no fN· _ care for sack or elderly thus1astlc. growing cur
PALM MESA APTS on golf course al l'alrn phone ans . secy serv' ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ss Lo!lt · gry /whl slri PPt·d avail. 833·0692 porulaon
MlNUTfo-;..'i TONPT HCH Desert. Indian Wells . roof rm, e tc. Plise cull LAGUNA HILLS·lwu ad· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:al. 7 m05, M. 1f found --------Calllenti
Bach.1&2 RR $100day 64-i-0634 752-6188. ___ -Jac 5C.XXl !lq ft M·l units, OVER 200 stuffe d toy nll6.11·S398evet. •PLAYMATES• ~ 2 Br. frplc, custom. md1v.
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from~&up Bf(,' .. EA-R L.,· kufronl Elegant offices 1801 . new bldg. A/C orrc. duck!>. 2Y ea Cannot be ESCORTS AdulL-1 No pet~ o u ~ 81 d fronts on Moulton. nr isold ?o.cpa_rately Ovc·r ~ fo'emale Siamese 8 .. 7 279 I l~I Mei.a Dr cabin. Sml or lgc ~roup!. Newport&a5~2j 11 L:Jke Forl'isl. leal>e by 1.000. 2 x3 postt:rs. all Seal Pomt cal Vu.• Dana "" • fc
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St!Cwily. S7S cleaning.
15 Blks 1-:a1Sl ofNt!\\purl M~r 7141866-7701 owncr.83.5-Ul08 kmc.b. ICY t.'a . Wall sell l't Approx 4·8. Reward. &=-A&
Blvd l 0c'""nfri>nl-2-br. 2 .... t:dM dlx swtcs, util pd. large lots only Call Ken $5(1 493-5545 u. '" !lam·5pm546-91Jtl0 .__-;:,n Jv·•il. iiow th"r0u AC, ampl pkg. Fr $195. Airport Jnd. property. Goddard. al 642 4321 · -ation 11 11110NM,tc-ty """''~ " ~ :w· N I d 67~-0000 MOO sq. ft . C:il owner. X210 UJC>T: fo'emale Sh•h ·Tzu "••••••••••••••••••••• ~Harbor Blvd.
THE BEST OF
All WORLDS
.lww 15 ti75·4!H2 Bkr ~~l ..:__· -557·5707; 833 3l~3 ----Wh1le!Rrwn. SunflOWl'r Jobs Want.cl, 7075 COSTA MESA
Carpeting Clt>an1 n g & Sm:illc} Reward ••••••••••••••••••••••• 979·250C> U1<1mu11tlhl•atl hunw. :1 llr ----------3 Ba. pool. :! wk min . NEWPORT <;fo~NT .. :H L..arge 2 br, 2 bu. :.uper
Wllll wtfrplc. S400 mo. +
S200 secunty. S7S clean.
mg.
ma1d serv MOS 5::!4·11illl TitEEXECUTIV .. :
17671 \Ian Bun·n. II . B.
b e t w een S lat e r &
Newm•n. east or Beach.
PM'I FIC \\ OUOS
Adult Apartmt.>nls
·Set amoni.: wa ndering
slrcum!\ & lull fraJ(·
rant pines feuture
t:undo. 2BR. 2 bdlh
m San Clemente
Weekly or monthly
Reasonable
714/492-5051
.Dite by call ror appt. •Walk·in closets S-.r & YHl"fy ~or_968-6l83 •T'ime.sav1.•r kitr hens Rentak. Mow A•oll.
~on •A.lr con<t111onm1t Ycarly3lir. I Br&Bach
tWf:M1w 3842 •Decorator accenti. JOHlS REAL TY, Inc.
•••••••••••••••• .. ••••• •Pools. Gym Ask ror Mikl' or Bobby
OAMO OPEMIMG •Voll"yhall & Mort· 673-6210
Townhome apts, 2&3 Br. 1 Br from $285 Hawau . 2 & 3br condos.
2h ba, erpts & drps. I fully rum Priv. Mann:.1. (fPI<.'. pvt patio, vaulted l~J() Harbor Blvd. boat slipi> up lo 44rt
Ct!1lngs, au. garage. South of Edm~cr 213/54 1·3132
f'rom $400. 17091 Green 839·2140 714 833·1161!1
S,t !Warner & Bolsa -llllJIS2-1·1616 I h1ca 1. 846·77 39 . ROOfM 4000 -------
1 :.! l3 >434-2093. • •••• ••.,.............. Refttats to Sltclr. 4 3 00 ~!-. 38 .... L b ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ,,_ •• a gun a rm . p v 1 a .
.............. ••• • • • •• • rna_ture emp. lady. lite ROOMMATES
lbr 2•i1:ba Brand New pri v .. re . Sl 60. + SL-~ 5
surn:
Space Avail &a0-5470
NEWPORT CEMTER
EXEC SUITES
OCEANVll!:WS
FROM $200/Mo.
Newport R~ncy
Corp.
644-7180
PRIME LOCATION
ON WATER. Available
for professlonal or retail
offices Total of 3000 sq
ft Can be dividC'd into
i.mallt.'r unit!. Orin by
2633 W. Coast llv.). ~U.
t he n call A~ent a t
631-1400
Eleganl offices. 800 i.q. rt.
Xlnt Newport locution.
&lS-2111 Woodbridge. SS75mo 2 494·7346 nunr-"• ave
car garg. 2131465-4841 T bl r 1 f:nJOY more. Pay le:.!\! 740 Sq. F'l. 441 µer sq. fl.
O resi>on:-.t e t:ma l'. All Al-let> & Lifeslyll'i. $326. mo. Lo<'alt.><l uH lhe &..ag..aleoch 3848 Nice home, k1lrh pnvil. W(•Check Reference" 405 fo'rwy nr Cro11on
••••••••••••••••••••••• WoodbndAe. In Int» Lin Call 546-4282 Valley Avail May 15th
Velu.xe newly decorated 2 da. day<; al 957 174!1. eves ---831 3366or831·9081
1000 & 1:1()()() Ml ft
W. l5th. l, ~pt Brh
2 l3 433·09-l I
Mat•htnl'S. s hampooer & 7!>40296aftSPM ~lcanwr. $700 bei.torrer _:: ____ . _ Student desire!. wa1tre1:1s --------~1-()41.:l S40 7702 Reward for info or return Job.CM1HH a rea P IT lll Aut.omotl\'t' ~rv1ce Dis
o( 2 dogs Husky Sht•p ,J u n e . r u I I l I m {' patcher Orange County rru~. w/Lttc blue eye!t, 2 I.hereafter 540·S721 after GM dealt!r needs t!i.. M·l Cornc•r . !IOx 127 '"vestn.nt w1small comm. bldg. Opportwtity 5015
$125 mo. 991 W. 19th St. •••••••••••••••••••••••
C.M. 642-3490. lnvestorll cam SO'fr of pro·
Sloiagt 4550 ril. A successful builder
•••••••••••••••••••••·•• seeks fund.s. SlB~OOO per , h ouse Short term . 'na.rehou.c;c Space. 3500 ~9 i.ccured Mr Gor don, fl. Sf,00 mo lrvmc. 12 955-2M>4
dr. spnnkler.., 20· rcil· --· -----
mgs. A\lail 'lll 1\ugu::.t 15. Mo.y to Looti 5025
642--1121 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RVPAIKINC.
$25. MONTHLY
Fenced storai?e for your boat, ramper or extra
l'a r For info. call
848-3133 llunl Bc:ich area.
4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
fNEED
I MONEY
• CREDIT MO
PROILEM
yrs old & her puppy, noons eves penenced dis patcher
brwn & blk, 4 m~. old ...p WClllhcl 7100 ~1 ~~8~~{' f:rbo.~e w/brwn eyes. VIC or ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Valley Vi ew & Lincoln. erv1ew.
8.P Aft 3PM.826-2328. s lllllll s AUTOMCYl'IV E
HF.WARD' Lost on Lido ftMRM LOTMAM
Ii.le. small card ra!W. Ourexpandinic busme!>b Over 18 years old. E'
t'Oflt.auung ident1f1cat1011 reqs exper Counselon.. penenccd. Mus t ha' c
& Ltc cards. Please c·all. Great openangstofill' own trans~rtatioo &
673-9362 Employers Pay All fo'ees valid C3 II f . drivers
Lost. Rust/whl M t':il.
11'\1 yr~. red collar. 'it· Jova/MVCC. Child's pet.
pis ca 11549-3221
F'OlJND· M. Germ Sht!p
pup. Vic. Wa rnl'r &
Magn olia . 4 ·14115
Sf11324
Found Reddish brn Hui.ky
mix fem. vie Yorktown &
Ur ook hurs l . 11 8
~'17·2273.
Li7. Reinders Agency li~e. Apply in person
4020Birch. E.'>tab '64 to Mr. Davison.
Newport JWach. 833--8190 ROY CARVER
ACCOUNTANT
IOLLSAOYCE
1S40Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
•AUTO SHYICE
POSITIONS!
Crowing volume r e ·
qwres Chevy dealer to
add~onnel:
111. Brakes &. Front-end
Technicians.
Res ponslbll'. work ing
writer s e e k s o n e
bedroom collage 1n
Corona del Ma r or Costa
Mesa. Quietness C?o.sen·
lial Wnte Cla!t"1f1ed Ad
#200. Daily Pilot. P.O.
2nd & 3rd TD loans
547.5402 Arran~cd by 1-'wnd ~rcy curley M doi: Cocnt Hon. Loans \'1c· Magnolia If ala rd
Newport Beach R I E
lnvstmt farm ·1mmt>d
o p en1ng ·r e qu1 r e~
deJlree. s+ yrs exp. an
corp/pt.nshp acct~/F.DP
exp preU lhru rin. !\lml
pr et/b ud ~C'tl fin
analysis. Send resum(•
w/ !>a l n •q T M.I..
P 0 Hox 2500. Newport
Bt>al'tl. Ca 9:!66C.I Alln
Cunt.
:2 Cl('n cal A!iSIStant lo
Service M itr.
___ _ 4·20-79Ca11 848-43711
bdrm a pt on ocean near 551·9547 Pvt mom & pvt balh free
Victor H ul(o . Hcateu 2 rm.c; nr bch. w /llt pnv m cxc!1Jn~e for lite ~'ik·
pool. elevato r. s ubterra· $286, util pd. 1st. hist. t kpA. Female only. Call
nean pa rking . $625. SlOOdep. No Pd :-Si;. Ray cves /wknd:.
Bo x 1S60. Costa Mesa SOOK to 20 mil. R E
Sub-lease 400 sq ft. offire _92626 ________ -t Develop Construct &
!>pare with bath. Costa Woman writer desires lbr take out Inventory. re
Mel'la . S175 per mo. unf. yr round, Bal Is. ceivables fin. Bus ex
fl46.3888or 642·3142 Xlnllocal ref's. 675.8515. pand. Unbankable our
Fou nd p r escr1 pl ion A<'COUnlln~ Clerk nt'edcd
l(lasses on 4·21. Lujuna for Newport 8('h. Travel
Htlls Mall. 581·8654 Eves co. S600t mo. 645-9800.
E.-<cellenl pay & work in~
rond.ations near Orangl'
County Ai rport. St:l'
Service Mgr.
~. Mat. 675·5533, 645·6499 493-2-139. _____ _
2br0cean View. Lg Br's, priv all--;1;; Roommate. beautiful 2
Spa<.'ious. home. Costa Mesa. pnv story home on be~rh.
2706Solana Wo y ent.r, s hr Ba w t Male. lcM111 courts •• fuma~hed
___ 497_·3495. _ hotplate cook1n~. 1st. m>mo ~14 1 64~927.>
Sl90 Up. Orri<'l'·St orc.
cpt.s. drps, A/C. 17301
Beac h . H B . LH'
&4.2·283t. ------S h arp littl e o rf iCl'.
w/bath. S125 per mo
::>cotl Really 536· 7S33
l:ilucho M/F over 40 Pool. la.c,t & S50 secunty. Sgls Responsible profcssional
Non smoker. Net.-d <"Ur. only 631 1035 male or female to share'
Priv.ent.S000.494·0451 Ro;;-.,;.lh -~ndcck . 3br house N~. •i .blk to
Mtwportleoch 3869 Pnvate home, wtlrplc. bch Sl90 + .~• ~lll. lRL. --------• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• yrd. All utll ', linen. la."lt & ~epos1t. 675·1778. CHARMING
PAlttCMEWPOIT phone. m e als m e ld ~ rom orPatti. CdMSUITES
Bach e lors. 1 or 2 960-6438 Harbor Area. nice. own Available Now! Two 2nd
Bedrooms&Townhouses Room. with homl' pnv1I.. room & bath. Reasona · rloor suites. 560 sq ft ea.
From $349.SO non-smoke r SlSO Costa blc 962-4:rl9 eve & wknd. Plush surroundings & ltcc
Spectacular spa , total Mesa. 545-9866/979-4826 _M_IF______ sunny sundeck. Close to
~~;:;,~:aJ:.r7o~gr~:,18 Attractive rm •,~ mi lo Mature Adult. H.se pnv, ~i:e~~~~rt1e~ 'Mauns~ •--'-A h' ""h $30 k •f· HB own bath. tennis, pool, . S39 u:iuwo courts. t as 100 "" . wee • re s . · Jae, etc, S22.5. Ma to beach see to appreciate. s
lsland, Jamboree & San llfi0.3.531. in Huntington. 536·7897 per mo. Call Linda at
J01i1Quin Hills Road. -ROGERS aEALTY
1714'644-1900 Lw~~~~. ~~~~1~0~'?.C Bcach.h.c;e to share.Joo!. '7S.231 I
OCm:•u ... 0 ...,.. pnv. ss w"-Non smoker. tennis courts. wpl ---------~ ""' "' 4fM...OOJ .,.. Shores $250. 646-.8772
3 br.2ba. w/office. Year· · MIF. -OOO·smkr. over 25~ TOP LOCATION. 1250 sq.
ly, Frl>lc. gar, Sl050. H.tlwgt0tt leach 3840 2a R. 20th &. Newport f~ .. 5 offices. conf .• sec·
m.ligmt 642·l&o3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a r e 8 C M t y. Priv. ba. Ample pkg.
NIW Af'f HOMES
NOWllNl'IMG ~~. ' [ j
Lu11ur)'3 br/2 ba. s pac1oui. '\.:~ to1M>
interiors. Incl OW, stove. ~ ..._L.,~
(pies. & private 2·C:t r ~----~ aarages. 5 Unique floor;
r_.•ans , re ntin g from
95/mo. tzr.:1.~ _,,..,....~~· ~~P+~-'t9----l•t '"H a1on ._..
Sl!iOlst/last /dep.642·1707 ~er mo . Bkr
Lge Laguna house to
sh a re . Single pa re nt
w /c hild pre fe r red . 126.Slmo. Pam. 546·2044
work. 497-4349 home.
Fem. to shr nice apt, 21+.
clean, working, responsl·
ble . 642·9030 wkdys.
$48-4394 Eves. ML\ron smoker to share
3 rm-: Cos a Tes a
Home. $140 + '.-11 or util
6454M34
DOWNTO WN Costa
Mesa. 300 sq. rt. to 2500
aq. ft. Cpl.. drpa, air·
c9nd . Reason . Bkr.
'675-6700
H.B. PLUSH OFFICES
Nr. ocean $300 uUI pd.
962·931lor968-7581
OFCWITH
~TS~Ci.-
1100 sq ft + rear garage,
$4CIO. 615 17th St. H.B.
846-7737 or 536-2213 eves
specialty. 547·57:rl. Do
Young family. Lease 3 or Brian.
4BR house, CM to San ---------1
Juan Cap. up to $SOO. MorlCJC!CJH, Trust 503
Xlnt l oca l r ef . ~
55 2·0566 /64S · 297 5 11••••••••••••••••••••
631-0485 LOWEST
WANTED RENTAL for
man &. wife no pl'L'I, furn
or unfurn w /option lo
buy. 1·521·5406
Laguna Beach Res1denl
N eed s garage ror
storage. 494·3440 eves.
hltenst Rates
I 1t T.D. 's, also
2nd T.D. Lootis.
Fairest Terms 11ince 1949
Satffe.r Mtf}. Co.
642-2171 54S.06 I I
LO-iT: Little blk PUPPY.1---------t Cocker Spaniel. 4 mo.
REWARD SlOO 645·91:163
or645-9374
HOWARD Chenolet
Dove & Quail Sls.
NEWPORT B€ACH
Lost F. Siamese. Bl Pt Bl ey~s. Red harness w ,
1dent barrel C M
&l5-b709
LA.ltlt Siamese cat M. V1r
Irvine Terrace. CdM
4·?A. REWARD640·5829
t'ound: Retrieve r /Colhe
nux. Magnolia/Warne r .
al pound II 832606
Aca g Bkkpng
TEMPORARY AIJl'O TRANS Sbop look·
Register today to work 108 for qual personn~I.
oo vanous acc'Ounllni? &. apply 447 W · Bay St.
bookkeeping a ssign-_c_.M_. ______ _
ments Work close to Babys itter needed our
your home. Acctiz clerks. home Prefer lady over
bookkeepe r s. accoun-40.Call 642·4112
tants are needed lhruout ----
Oranl{e County. Ca ll us Babysitter needed, Mon·
for more information Fri. lite boU8ework. live·
Roberttfalrs in or out. call Mrs.
ocCCMMte-i Thomas, SS8·2603 dys. ·-r 96Mi281 eves. 2333 No Broadway
11200, Coldwell Banker Babysitters wanted. My MONEY AVAILAL[ Found: lnsh setter. Fem. Bldg .. Santa Ana home. Must be over 15. 4650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ND TD AND i us~ a or ds I w oa ; n ~ r : i--'7•1•4•1•8•3•5• .. •'•0•3-•l_N_.e_._63_1_-0_130 ____ _ • * * SWING LOANS... 847~1 Babysitter needed Mon· lNTERF.'iTONLYOR Fri le ti D bb Rlchcrd L. P .. rsen FULLY AMORTIZED... f''OUND: Female Gel'm · p ase ca e y at
17552Jordan Lee Realty Shep. NB Shelter •--------r 548-8008 _____ _
Irvine R.E. Broke r. 960-1957 644·36561548·21S3. Actres..s.Actors Babysitter PIT. looking Two FrH Tlchts WAMTED MOW for loving. caring yng to the r .
1
FOUND: English Sheep "S.A.M " is now tn· mother NB area. lo care
WNG BEACJi v dog puppy. Vic Crown terv iewl'ng those in· , da ht 2•L ""'" ........ ' I Valley Sehl. 495·4088/ •-ted 1·n#rof ca ........ r .or ug er TZ. v .. ,..,,.,,.,., TIIEATREFESTIVAL ~ • 'I ""'""' .... ... IM THE ii/." ~ ..! 83M450. in movies, & TV com· a "R .. ,Aft
.OOM .OOM F d . H t ' t mercials. No exp. nee. ~ • ..... •r oun in un ing on sm fee. Call 633-2233 ext TB.La ROOM Be1tcb Central Park. 96. ..._..
Starring 1978 Best Ac. Starting ·White shaggy F dog.•-------·• .._.....,,.._, OfflCE
tress no minee J i ll a New 968-8747·Eves. ExcelJenlopporforlndiv
aayburgh at the Long BuelneH , ~ 11 bl k 1 Adrrun. Asa 't. ready to w/min. 6 moe e11p. will be Beach C-Onvention & En· .,.,.,.t sma ac ma e t a k e o n m o r e performing new accts
tertainment Center. :lO() doff· 10 yn. old . Scotty responsibility. Growth dutiea as well as all
E. Ocean Blvd .. Long Acccorc11n1 10 m1.x . Vic. Ne wpo rt firm seeking de t ail Teller functions. Will
Beach. Celll0tnl• ewlftl•• •nd Heights.~l oriented individual who consider tndlv w /6 mos
,.,Oflllloftl Codie (he. i bll h i I b.. d ·-Call642·5678, ext272 17900 10 17001 ,11 FOUND: M. Cocker enjoys outs.de pu . c cas e r n 1 •I ...
tocloim your tickets pereon• dolnt IMllirlll• '.,:1P&Y blk. Vic. contact. E~p d lo hiring 25wpm. Contact J ohn ~--:• • • __ _...,.._...._ ..... ~~-tl.~~~~~M~548-!!:!ia&e~~I &Jyperyi1101 atafl.._..~..;;i.a="°'at (7•i1f· mu•• 1111 • 111111Mnt · • · aired. Send resume to ~ ,
w1111 111e CovfttY C11r11 Found: Golden Retriever HPI. 3176 Pullman. Suite ...... SA...-s
end heft ti pvlll4•hld -•-ea...a. Ba "-II ,,.. C M -tour 11111 1• 111 • """· """ yarea."9 ......, · ·-E.O.E. 11/F
I fllot~ of( 6'wtt Rl~d Curn«ufTrtr> & \'wwllCJjnt ~ + Since 1971 we have helped thouaands of our clients
find roommates. We can
help you too?
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 upper Ba~ omces ....... ~sq ft. mo. N.B. ~.a...... ..... SOOS MZ·2210, ~1558 eves Yf' v.~
MW'tletllf Mr""t tM ~ '1Q30. :-Am:lllil:-.:iclUl=:--coupiee===--=-neec1==ed:::1·--------
lr I I 111 •11 1c11 '"' FowMt female black Lab to~ In an ••.,..odlnft t1111ln••• ta loceted. w..." "''" .. -T 11 • ,,,111111nt h mix . N.B.Shelter. bmlDesa part time. Ca ~ .... , .....
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HOUSIMATIS
832 .... 134 (2J3)486-8143
Female to abare 48R apt.
="~gar.our
Prof. adult, non·tmoke. .... 2~ba ~ frplc,
poo1, •· m.mi.
-----...----· ·•············· ....... . PROF. OFfl'ICES Partner for drapery busl·
nesa, ucell potential.
NB/CM aru. 946-5435.
lU4 sq. ft. 6 o ffices +~.ret?eptlon& wet bar anu. Tut.l'fully pap9ftd, carpeted" wlo·I _______ _
dow bllnda. Plumblo1 7 11
avail. lD all apac ... Neal • to IUH off Beadl Blvd on Hieb P'Ola In bua, 10 Jl"I,
,......_, Allum• leaM :er movioa from at Mlow area renta. , will CUT)' aome tmt to lhr 2BR 2ba rum Ho11n11 T•..l• 873-4111 flnaDctnl. Det.aJla la lilt· Coodo , South Cout JefferJ·Holmea Ltd. Insole. flauan1.1200loduUI. --------• 146-1102 Af*'l.MM640 i.-Sq. ft. Xlnt crouad Ooar GI.I MaeA1119ur Blvd Share apt, block from near CoCo'• at OIC
bHcb with libe ral, All"llort. Pruter llcmt
rwponalble IU14tt·tee4 Cb. "'1·74'4.
requl,.d 9r law Mid ta 6"·31156/$48-.2163 for appt. 484·5188
MCllNfY In P'Ot~lnt
1011r b111l11111 n11111. FOUND: White /tan ....... S....lce
Mou ben1r1 11q111r1 young femal~ doc. vie PBX operatora for a "°°' of """9 • °"" AUaftt.t/Newlaod, H.B. telephone an1we rln1 co;i~.tD:•;:Tc,, ,_,_no_. a __ M34 ______ , Ml'Vice e:a,~ or
"'"'*' ..--. ..., Pu.II: blk PW>' wear· = ':' ~ U.::U: c:•:-.._-.::.:; ~ collar--·· So. Su b&e. Da71, antnooa· ,.,., llM ......... • ...--•.. ........ -..... or sra•• 1arcl.
ll•llr HtWICO •• tll• .. IA... 1310 lllllt M ..... to won
0 r. II I. c ... II t' ....................... -WHlnadl. TYDlN ~· ~ .':'; llllL\XJNG llAllAOI! S wpm. ~Nd. lfeaj
..... .,. ..... """' er BobJamea·Uc llaaMW eo. beMflta •••ll•ble. '"°"' tllo LIGAL ~M, .. 4 111 "-eallllcm·P'ri, Dl,ARTMINT MM'21. J'Mldoa lllHd area:
111. JU lot 111ore •t1'l ....,.,.,n...,--. l"lad what~ la Costa 1111• area: DlaU1 Pllol • m-1111 E.O.E.
Experaence preferred
tu aot 1-.q•red ror oi;r
South Cout Piasa omce. ~caU~Kin· mnp at DU
Brilt.ol 8L COl&a ... -Celf•••tl le;;'••'--
Aa =-~lt7
Yoar frleada and
......... Clwlfted
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tell ,~ bow ••11 It ..... ........ ,
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DIVORCE RANX RPTf"
F\l10j to-rlnal tlMI
ArtlOn lic•I S.-rvlC"
IC $100 64.s·a.&
tJkkp1. P»,Yroll ttur• f\nan~'. •tmlt, more. N
llf'tll 10 Yl'6 833"4! Uli
Ok k pa throuj
11tatement.s bal t·hec bt,p.ybtlb
Klathleil'll Blank 8Jtkp1
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r.ti11111• 6 llteam tltaa ID LOCOHT'llACTOU t a1le La•11 Serv•u. • ROllN'I HOUSE· RIBT EASY VACATION Local CiC*tal • balud NeetPlldlee61e&Wnl • rt y I iiit.Jllt
Ollar lll'tOllnm: wllt Addllloaa, t a a 1ty, nwn1nOW11.edpson Q.EAHlNO S!~WCE. SERVICES SecurlU< for ~&o•fromSFbaJ .... T. MJ.14Jt ... w ~.... l ti* Ila blNc-la Clean llJtct.I • ba remodeb. .,. on. • time. mo. m for a tborotl.lbly clean bome. care for P9ll. ,.. arta • all perU. Call ...._ MC ca 1 .. ..._
b ,Airm.lllall lU Ava t'f&-03U moav1 lawn.l45·_, ~.5tfM*f rates Lie. Bo nded . aMll'.TdJI~ Pluter Puct.iu :1~•:::::•=11~===;:;:;;:~~ 1:::-:::11,:-~r •PflW J~ardMH,comp Waa~EALLY CL!AN S.&m • P htl l/PlflNe . ~.:::.rt1a:1~:t~';..!c...t Ho-I• ...... • c,t ,.....,., 16 1,.. «'•Pr ....................... 1U'd and clean up. HOUSJ: Call Oln1harn 0 3 • ~• ....................... ell. 541-lltl. Georse. --. Ta.t ....,..._ ._
DD won lllYMlf Ref1 Sometlll .. Hw lo San r...aHiroTI~lllt Glrt. PMettt.145-5l2:3 ....... •••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTING noett rt9klftual ....
• ...,. Jua n C11 l1lr10Q CIH n upi Ha ulln l( For e x c:e ll •n ee In 1 • rh Expr'd • .Reaa Rate&. BDectaliat Ill re<1tuceo&. uaclor. Llceaaetl.
l"uatom dra_perl u . Ludara 1~1 lmmed bouletlearuna . Cl"aning c ,,_ Free Eat. Call Gene , Spanlah T e xt.urea, bonded Ii t•••r• ...
tM<daprodt Workroo!" N'f'\llt n/ 842 880'7 Unlmtd 541-3721! IM. Atlee., hie. m-04.58 !:~" fs Add1Uona. ·-..,..-----------=~ on preml1H h•J • a t ra&aattllke al a_talt Prorpaliillilg Ext ai mt ---Carpeatry rGOPI add . l>ra~ M l 14$4 en 1r .. S..-.kn Walla, cellina•. nnora " ~i·aPel. rt0nal 41 com. Low rate.. ·Refs. Free ,._,., .. c_.. lions. rt mocltllns. -.....Cel ••••••••••••••• •••• • •• • w Ind o w 1 c lea n u d , .. _ • ., 675-0562 ett. $31-47'0, ~'383 ... •••••••••••••••••••• landlcape CGllltrUCUoft.
••••••••••••••••••••••• • ._.. FIXIT• &46-6l~ P 1 Arndt's Plant Clinic . Local refs. •·MM or ELF.CTRICIAN Prll' d Car penter. pa1nt101 . llome·Apt·Ofca-Vacanc. J....,... a nting. I NT/E XT . Houaecalls for house •atw.
r11ht rre• e1t1m1t on Heu rat ts yrs In Comp&e{eCleaning •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Neat. honest! ,reas .. 12 planta. Trouble 1bootina1·1--.._--------1•-or1nu1lljt>bll ~· $t117)2 _.3796 OFnCE, INDUSTRIAL. yrs. exp. Lie d. Dave ac bouleplant care. 145-481•-. -•"'m 07303$9 RES TA U RA NT It 9M-l04S. •1 •••••••••••••••••••• .. •
Uc II ~ VACANT APT&HOME Have= home sparkl· HOME CL E AN INC Painllnc & papetin1 .. 26 Rellable penon needed lo ~eyp:•:.~.~~r:01'ie~I~
Uu6l•49ectric llAUl.CLEAN RF.PAIR &na. nsu.rt'd domestics Refs Llc/bonded/1ns ' yrs Harbor area. St. Lie. dog·sil immediately. rocksbakes-compo-tar.
&&S•7• PAJ~~COST W.:i=.~•J1~AN· !562.sie& . l&JalRefa.&U-2356 Blldlyard dM1rable. a p. Free est. 541.5930 Fin.
D• R Ea.rtnr . La •c .. 11 9 Int Paint & wa_Upaper prox 2 mos. $20 mo Avail
u ..,_ :.1 Sh.dent will do land r•p Xlnl ~leaning. Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· 1 k . · +food. 675-11616 ---·-------, n.t'lll ....... t .. ..,rvit'I' •nc. ll•rd olna. mfun do enltre howle. Best in · wor • reas. pr. -We fix leab or rerool. 10
F.v.._ •ftrr&PM. 6'2 lb03 teoanco to your ho1.tsc COW'lty. Lou o£good refs. European Landscaper. eat. Steve. 547·4281 ,....111 yrs e xp. Reuona~le .
l.lc 1281767 (;all Mike :S:S6 27791 S5'2·0U~ Top work. Fair price. F1ne exter Paint.mg by R ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Honeet. Llc'd. Free H t.
Lamp rcip1lr " loi.tall 661 138& Refs. IW6-487l dya/eves. Sinor. St. Uc .• Ina. Trv * • • call Mlke, eve1, 552·9Z32. HOUSEKEEPER , CooaultaUon Ir dt'allan tf• ,.,;.. Energetic yng lady will Small ·lractors for rent or me.838-SSM 2.4hrs JollltPrecledo ,. ·
AnUqUt11, JOhn 00 20ll3 ••••• : ••• ;••••••••••••• clean your home for one saJe w/back hoes, tillers, Ira. ext. serving area for 7 149 f!. Bay ••••••••••••••••••••-•
C ... s~ Fae'-ti 0 M ES It A PT S . fee. s.s2·9715 & mowers x.tra. Kenata yrs. n-f, q1.tal work Cotta Mesa C ""R A M I C TI L 8 : . ...,, U.Cart Concrete & Ren· .-.v T ...... Tidleft £# .. -•••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Pt"t.plumb.crpnlry. Houseclean e r , Let l&ISIS-1'320 Re11d /Apt1/Com m '!'fl lo tlw-ldtcheu, bath&, entrys. S.~.Pt'rlectOlnn ... n. K•RFENClNG tile. k1t/ba remodel Melissa do the d irty . Reaa.Dave.$88-IMZS t n"'o BooACH Your tile or mine . •. ua1•~. Jwl l>nly Gal 41 t'encc Re"Mlr ~ k ' .,4., 9 tu R r Spnnklers lawns tree AH• L 9112-31119
• 0 "" ~ ., wor . """' 1..,.. e · · • · M It D cstm home paint TIIEATRE Yt;sTIV t..I. C.,.•ar &15·1~ 64()..4(ll0 ~3036 Rry;;;t 's Comple te tn mming •removal. 11·--.-_-:.... _____ _
•••••••••••••••••••••• / •-Prof. housecleaning. lo &&S-8285/673-39J0eves ~.Int/ext. resad ttcom· IMTHI ,__....._ Qiirpcntcr Free ~t An> <:--e C..c,... ~ Landscaping & Han rates. call dys/eves. m l.879-43-W IOOM IOOM .... L·:~E·~s~.·::::.R••E•E••••• SI~ .~ <.:Mil Allan 0 ........ ••••••••••••••• ............. •••••••••• dym11115e,rv1ce 536-0914 645-2.4791642.0966 U•• 'I p ~ "" .,...,, """" "-"-W Pb LU ,.._ t I h d d ••••••••••••••••••••••• roper prep. pri mer , "-"""' •-•-uctrim •-removal. ""-u """"-!MW~ .,...., J 116 cement .,.,.ramie I c. r woo • •t • "'DYM •N rt::ist •. · L• l .,,_ ,.,, .... tv\.I& • •"'v ...., «JMttlt' work, Mil types. t'a rpels & vjnyl11 Ltt• No ~'ut• "11 J ... Complete & t horough 8 · k k S II b • pnce. r ree es · ~mng i ... ~ od t Ac Quality since 1952
Remodel. repair . titJn ~ 2162 L c'dlbonded. Contr. tJ!ll. 19~1. ln:stull r"" 00 sma ' onn ho1.tsecleaning. wk Jy Ne~. Cosrca Me!~ ~ s.Call6'5-0975 g:Y•~ . .!:~: nJ:ec: LoJ 'n1~ 1~·----.--1ce----c11rp~ntry. old tame 1117days.Sll IM40 548-~ service only. Irv area lrvioo.67S.3175eves. HOUS£PAJNTING Beach-C:,,,vention & E;. ;~•••••••••••••••• 1·raftsmansh1p 16 yrs I All kinds of c,ement work. ~. • -Ex per . an household , S524J06 E"'cell refs quality 1trea We'd. Mr Palom lSynun business. Fast & w IFMJ garden !lwi m pool auto ------Brick. stone. block work. '" · · • t.ert1111ment Center . 300 Low COflt typing of Iden· , bo 962-8314 courteous service Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• maintenanee. Reason a· Exp e r . J a pan cs e li le floors. cone rete woric. 549·9756 E. Ocean Blvd.. Long ucal ong1nal l~ters on
- -est , rt>ase>nable pnces. Gardtm111g. clean.ups & blerates.M?·l66S houseclea ning lady. pat ios. walks. drive· EXCELL.PAINTING Beach )'OW"lelterhead Free In·
Dulcb t'arpenter. 20 yr. ~57 landscapan.: Ceorge weekly. Own trans ways Fr ee est John Rea." rates. Free est Ca ll 642-S678,ext272 fo Karin. 751.6893
exp specialmng an r e---- -lbuslu.~·7072 Hr1'rg 642-5196 846-1583 548-2706 Expr'd tocla1myour t1 cltets ~llng 960-~I Cement work. patio . --••••••••••••••••••••••• -------* • * WIRd.wCllnk9 -----dri 11cways. c ur be. & •VERY LOW t'KICES• OCCStudent 1 Ton trU<'k The Moppets Cleaning Block. slumpstone. walls. Patios •••••••••••••••••••••••
t'ln1sh. framing , add a sti.b6. 642 8482 on landscape maint Truh tre~ tram Da~ Service. We do it all prof d rl v es, p I an l c r s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach City Plumbtng will For clean windows, 24 nr
ltOOS, 12 yrs exper. Ins. a.Id Cere George 549 2015 642-3234. · S4&.2393 lnsured 6.11-35118, 646-7649 PalJOS. brick floors, cov· beat any est by 10%. service, comm'I & resid.
R.C. Conslr. Co. 631·9259 . . u. ~'tt'--ers, decking. custom Repam1. remodel & re· Free est. Call 847·179'1 .. _ .................. A fn end lo gardening. Hauling & Cleanup, nOUICU 1MJ Blockwall fences, tile. f eplaces footings 40 ptpe. 6.11·3470 CUSTOM ucensed Day Care an my Specializing In cln-ups.. residenUal/commerelal ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc's, ceramic I.l ie, all ar · · --------f60.l766
Interior Carpentry home. Super summer tree pruning etc. 556-4518 6.1l·SOOI Businessman r elocation masonry.548·9150 yrsexp.646-8444 Plumbing repair. Spec. 1n Residenllal-Business
by J ay. •.642·8809 pr ogram p l ann e d . . ------------from L.A. to Newport ~T L Patio covers. q ua li ty remodeling, copper re· • 645-8434 Garden Care. Sprinkler I do il all·s kiploader Bch office looking lo ..._._,. o OOll t ri 1 I d ptpe. Free est. Top Hat NOTICE C..,.. Set-Y1e• repair, prune trees. cut dumptruck ha I a de' bousesit for up to I year. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma e as. ~pu ar led Plumbing_. 537-3194 • how Daily Pilot Cla111·
........... :~ .............. Cuwhoc:tor tr~. remodel g3rdens, cement. al!phul~.'t;;: re'. Please call ror rcr & BusinessorPersonal ~::f~;",,;a~ship~t~c 'd 1fied ads display their
Carpets Ste 11 m ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• .!_Yrs_exp. 556-4518. _ _ movals etc. 83I 1257 further info. 213/3112-9411 Ra•~ LoGwuaesr'atnleed conlr SSl-6464 People who---... "°"Pie messages with legibility c leaned prof . Re as -Eves & wknds. ....,, '"""' .. -v and impact? Our ads. we M7-4461/848·5137 Qa.<>lom Carpentry. Bri l'k. Trade your old s tuff for Hauling & cleuninl( 9S5-22L3 SeU with EASE' should always che<'k the are proud to say, really
Want Ads
l-oncn.'te decks & cov· new aood1 es v.•1th a Have dumptruck Have something lo sell? u·saBREEZt: Serv1ceDirectorymlhe get r esults . Pho n t' Call 642 5678 en> JIJlary. 675-7247 Oac;s1f1ed ad 642-sn78 557·8271 Oassilied ads do 1t well. Want Ad Results 642·5678 Oass1f1ed Ads 642·5678 DAJLY PILOT 642·5678
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l()()l(tCEEPER Cllt'SlflEO CLERICAL COOK DELIVERY·Ava1lable DISPATCHER lianking To as~t Of c Mgr in a IW Coastal Penottael . now Top pay. good P IT
HOTECLEtttC multt·company environ· ADVERTISING •-Y llospata l cxpe~. pre · hrs. Eves. 5·9. Mon·t'r1 Expenence pref. but not t\tll ltme OPt:ni ng m our menl. KnhJg of J<:OP T"··->b ferred. Xlnt working con-S3H~ll necessary. Full time.
NB Orrl ... e for ""rLon payroll, A /P , A I R ..,...._ D .1 p·i t . k Has lots of jo s a va il d itions & hcncfil s . Custom\Tow Service. ... ~ " ""'" ai Y 1 O · IS see · w/many fine. super com-B · C v llos p D I L t.. T t 751 lSIS with commercial Bank sysll'mi. Small co at· m~ a person to augment d th . 11 ayvaeTwh on C M c iver& · k. 1Mmt•i. bo --·--------Note C lerk ex pe r mooph /lrg co bt'ncf. Sal our Clas.11if1cd Advert1s· pames an ey re a 205S urin . · stores rac s ust t• "·-'pons1"b1l1.l1°"' include ·~mmun w/exp J rt t f Free' 642-3505. KO 1': over 18 have van or I' L'
nc::i "" •v ... mg c epa men or IO· 5 .. ".6055 L b I I $4 02 ln:.tallment & Co m c;REATWJ-:STERN l>ldc tt-lephone s ales ~-ia 1 ns . pn DRAFTSMAH/EMc.
Trainee & cxpr 'd in
t'emalc Companion for
handal'apped man . No
nursmR. lite house work & cooking . Pre fe r
pensioner. Some onl' who
OC'\.-'ds a home. May have
purl time Job . S ml wag~+ rm & brd Car a
m\&!>t. 642-0463 nwreaal loan proccssmJ: Rfo:CLAM ATION T elcphorH' :.ales ex CoastalPH"SOMel COOKS hr +mil. Early morn &
& follow up Typm)! & l!KJOS <;rnnd. SA pcncnl'c ncct'i.sary, will A4JHCY Full tim • pos1t1on GrC'al wknds. !;49-854ll
to.key skills net'essar} 714t558-77bl tram for rlai.s1fal'tl 2790Harbor. C M opporturuty for udva nl't· Demonstrator'i work
REQUIRt-:Mt:NTS 1001 : FRJ-;t-: menl XlntstartinK wage near home. JlousewarC'l> Bookkeeoer F 1C for INCLUDE + benefits Call Mr & grocenes. Will tram
butldang industry r-· filllihi1"9 Dept. fotttnOR
Brown Assoc 546 9995. Supervisory expenenc·e
ask for Larry Balls an 2 or more of the follov. ·
TELLYS
lmmed posit100!) ava1la
t;ll' for full ti me c·om
mcrcaal hank teller~.
ReceptiORist/ .. BX
Operung for person to act
as Bank Recept1omsl &
oper. an electronic pulse
!!wit c h b oar d
Hl-:>pons1billt1e:. will incl.
lite type. filing & dt•ahn!I
with friendly & pro.
fe--s1onal cus1omers
trav{'I agency, South Must typt· 45WPM tell'C· CLE RK ST t~ N 0 Gary Weslcrfrcld for Also tern . clerical work Coast Travel. 646·4496 lne l Fascinating 1nt.ernal 'I appt. 7141833-0570 x 492, 178-3360.
.OOt(t(EiEaiERS DependablP mgmnt consulting firm Sheraton Newport -------
• 1'r Goudspeakm~ vo1rc with s mall s taff. Ac• 4S45Mac i\rthur DENTAL HYGUo;NIST
AUTOMOTIVE! Plcasunt personality t'uratc typing reqd. Steno Newport .ucuch needed for l'eno ore 11 Fl. Chevy dealer will add ex· Salary cornmcnl>urall' work from tape m:.i ch. --Expand'd functtonl> lie
penente<I office clerks with expcncnte + c·om· !Wlaxl'<l rond. Good hrs Cooks. kit chi.•n hel p reqd. 3dys wk. sal open
for light bookkeep1n J!. mission Extcllf'nl tom· & bencf. C..ll 7S2·8952. waitresses. bu~boys for Prof shar'J! & pt'nl11on typ1nl( ful H1 me W 111 pany benl•fats If you art' -new seafood restaurant plan. 714/842-0031
train in aut.o at'countanl!. amb1t1ou:. & want to he Clerks part tame .. t'vcn Must have e'lp<·raencc
OM V . l nt crcst in g . paid ror your efforts mgs. Apply at 7·1-.lc\·en Apply m person. 10065
pleasant surroundinl(s. ple;c,c rail for interview Store. 1097 W Baker St Ganield al Urookhursl.
good pay Opp for ad· Personnel Dept C.M. Fln Vl} or call 964 4336
OentaJ Office Manager 2
YI"!> exp. Over 30 yrl> of
age.C M. 631·1420 -----
Drape r y seams trt•ss
nccded for small work
room nr OC Airport
Salary open. 968·8435.
DRJVER·heiPt:r for erane
mfgr co Must be dl'pen
dable $3 7S hr start
754-0337
Driver. male o nl y ,
mature & responsible.
manor physical d1sab1llly
or semi retired OK Call
for details. 496-2828
mtt fields
Elertr'O-stat1c pamtmg
Production sewing
Outdoor furniture a s· semb. strapping/lacing
Order proce.s1n"-
Shippmg& receiving.
rrodlletiOR Leodn11111.
HelJarc Welding & fixtur·
mg expent'nce desirable.
Should be l'Onversant
wtlh tube bending. punch
press operations includ·
tnK set·UIJ5.
Outstanding environ·
menl. good salanes and
llencfits
\anccmcnt Set• Ofhl·e 642·4321 . ext. 277 Oerk Typist nei!ded by for interview.____ Dental Asst. Do you want
%WARD Ct..nolet ORANGE COAST f!laJor stock brokerage COOK. small retirement a career sn ortho. Utaltz DRIVERS. eross country. lledro-sfotic
Dovc&QuaiJ Sts. DAILYPILOT firf!lnrOCaarport. L•t.e home in Laguna Beach ing allyour RDA11k1lli.? no specia l ltc reqd ,...,.
NEWPORT BEACH 330 W Bay Str~t typmg, to handle secun· has opening for mature. &i0-0121. MacGregor Yachts, 16.11 Prefer oper ator ex .
APPLICANTS Ill 0555 Costa Me11a ty. Lransfers, m<?ncy re· all around . permanent Dental business assistant. Placentia, C.M. penenced with Ransber"
SllOULD CONTACT • Equal Opportunity ccapts & dcl111encs. Hrs part time cook. 494·9458 front desk. training or ---.-DR--IV_Ett_*---1 R. E.A. eqwpment, paint·
•,..... ... IEGR'"'JEO'"' Bus Drivers for Chnstian t;mployer 7-4.CallJohn S40.SJ~ for appt. ------·i ex""rience. F.V. area. ang tubula r products.
""""" A "' "" Expanding CO looking Rate range S4 47 to $S S5 OR Sc h oo l , 16 835 aeanmgpcople wantedt~ CoeJitailWoitr.st Counter hclp P/T&fo./T. 968-l64S for people willing to pr hour45 ·sO hoursPcr
VIRGINIA. w AITES ~~~ h u r s t • F · V · work for small cleaning School Day shifts. Mon-F'ri Ap· o ENT AL RI::<.: f: p work. Neat appear Good week. Overtime if de· _ c 0 M u s t ha v c Earn up to $300 per wk ply in pe rson. 9 12. TIONIST 4 or s day'> drivmg rec. Over 18. Co sired MAHUF1A~J~RERS'S Cafeteria .female pa rt transportation llrs.9AM Low lwllon. Placement ORANGE J ULIUS. 711 SOOO-SllOOmo.HusyC M vehicles . $3.10 per Ourcompanyisthe lead·
"'"" u~.nowknds $3.25 hr. to2963-1381 1546-4685 asstSt.751·9194 E.BalboaBlvd.Balbo~ ofc. Expc r 'd only . hr+ancentives.CallEnc 1ng manufacture r o f ~~~;~~B to swt673-4403 CLERICAL tRE<.:EPT for COLLATOR COUNTER PERSON · 645-_7_S110_.___ 6i3-928J =:~~~ual aluminum
1-; O.E C11 mpus Supervisor-6 tra.de news pape rs in OPBATOR ~t appearance. must DEHTAL/Assist. Dnver. FIT. must have llOWM ----------i hour day, SJ.21 hr. al Anaheim Phones. typ. Progressive fast growing enJOY people, also able to Looking for a change ? cahl dnver's be & good JOttDOM Laguna Beach H.S. Call ing, gen I ofc duties. business forms company help in the rental yd. Job opening m dnvmg record. Freeway s•u.a .....
BAR GIRL lull or part 4!M-8S46 F/lm >e. (714)956-2680. re~uires lop q ualit y _768-468 ___ 1 ______ busy front office. Will SloresS56-0363 ,....,_,.,_.._..
tune. Neighborhood bar. r-• to 0 t C II Train W Id Uk 211197$. Halladay C.M.646-S544 CARE E • ""'a r peraor. a Couples wa nted to . ou eperson---------111 ?l4/979--0l31 ----1 COUMSELIMG IM CUttlCA.L CanusaCorp.549-1644. manage small business. with X·Ray license. In· DRtVEttS --------
8 a r t e n d e r s . requiring typing skills & ColectloM/ A/R Must enjoy meeting peo. t.crviews: Mon & Tues Men or women 25 yrs or F1oral designer exp. nee. Female/Mule. Apply in UAL ESTATE. FREE basic kn owledge in pie, working together. & from 1·2PM & 6-7 P M. older. Know the coast callbetweenJ..5 PM
T R T' ., ... , ... '-IF YOU EDP sys. Approx 1000 re· b · 11 g to 1 r South Coast Dentistry d · N $l80 k ...,,. """"' pers on. ony omat. -"nw math. Salary com · s idenlaa l accts. Fiie e wa an e a n . lies. el a wee or ,_,..,,,.,., !'lace. 2530 W. Coas t l'lll•AUFY. CALL LIM· mensurate w/s kills & Pleasant prof ttubl e l105HarborBlvd,CM mor e. Orange Coast ---------
11 N B ~ ma.int. late notices. stop .. _ ..... prr 963 7225 Ca 300 M R.OltlST/s-•4 wy. · · DA.1714t991.0660 exp. Modern ores in service lists. Lele serv """""• • · i---------t Yellow b, 17 l. _,.. Fashion Island. Contact collections. CREW MAN for termite Den'AL Assist.t Herrmann. Fountain Part & fuJJ lime. Salary He a winner. He exc1lt.'<i.
General offi ce must have
10 key adding mach ex
per. Hours 8-5 daily w I
some o ve r time. Wiii
tr a an . Apply a t 25811
Newport Blvd. C.M. or
t'all 714/64.2·7702 for appt.
General office. Mature
self start er. pleasant
telephone voice. typing
SO wpm Mon-Fra. Call
Jerry 531 0811 9 Lo 5.
GENERAL OF~ICE
Come work te mporacy
for a company who tares
about you. Immediate
work -top pay. Cal for
appointment.
557-0061
£.0~ o ffice •
~OJ overlolld
GENERAL
LABORERS
TRAINEES
ASSEMBLERS
PACKERS Mus t h a ve re lia blt
transp .• phone. Loog •
short term assiJnments.
Holiday at vacatJoo pay
Hospitalization plao
available.
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3848Campus 0rive
546-4741
<Across From Orange Co. Airport)
F.qual Oppor Employer
De your own Boss. Earn
up lo Sl.000 per month
and more P /P. 536·2.403,
for appt. 3-SPM
Carpenter. all around-64M950 GREAT WESTERN control work, lie not re · Ort hodonUc pra ct ice Valley. (No of Slater ope n . Cos t a Me s a
bothrough&fimshwork. RECL/'\Mt..TION qd. Exper in minor l'On· need.s chalrside assist betwn Ne whope & 546.22ll *GEN'LOFFICE•
Fiex.hn.S51·20M ,..._IC'"'L 18005.Grand.S.A. st ru. Sal negotiable RDA pref. 4 day week •• Euc:;m;:li~d·>------11~-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.~-;.~~-;.-;.-;.-;.-;l ln'lmediate1 <>pe0
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,..,_ t • tall • ... ~ "' 714/558·7761 642..s926. benefits . 846·2888 or R.~'ST mature c er.cab wr.,r """rpe ms er wan .. <....,, Various office duties, 10 ---------84&-4801 Earn extra money work· """ Simple Ma l • use
Beer8arMaid.Fullt1me. exper. w/r e fs, c all keyadd &typangamuRt. Compa n ion . PT for c.t-rR.tatiofts •--------• ing PT & out of your Un.ique retail nurser)' w/calculalor req, over· Buckingham Palace Laguna Carpetin g Previous office ex -wido w. Mus t d r ive, s.. needs creativepeople for time. Non amoicer pre ·
498-9033/ 496-5476 49MG44 perience or a n account· per son a b I e & u n · lmmed opening for self· DESfGM CIMTH home.67S.3083. full & part time perma· ferred. 8118-4357. Ask for
CAR WASH HELP mg major. 8·5, Mon·l"r l. dcrslanding. 4 hrs a day. motlvated pers to pro· Out.side & inside sales Electrician. m1.1St have 2 nent positions . Mus t Pat oc Carol. 1$541 Com-
•llKISTOltE• Full& Part-Time Kerm Rima Hardware. 3-5 days a week. CdM. vide customer relations. penoo. Expr. nee!! Full yrs expe r. in comm. baveexperienee in noral puterLane. H.B.
t..11s l Ma n ager fo r 18&0ver 2666 HarborBlvd .C.M. S48-Cm6. Good wages, & benef. timesalary+.642·2210 work. dys. 6.11·5567. a n . dportesi~YE~c:~~tin°P~ GirtJl'riclayffteceot.30-4. 0
Schwinn dealer. Sal $13.K MetroCarWash c~----Transpprovided. 6•~· bn week. A,I li Must have prior bike CLERJCAL Medical l»b _..",_"'"'"_• GREATWESTERN DISllAILIJOI --------pnlltigiouasetting. ~ • va on rnech exp. in a store. 2950 Harbor 81. CM. oeeds frnt ofc rccep· NOGIAMMll RECLAMATION available for m a ture ELECTRONIC ASSM. 6 Unlimited, Meadowlark ~. CASHIER·Expc r. with lionisl, tr pe at least SO l..ocJll furn. mfg. has Im· 1800S.Grand.S.A. penoo. Good opportunl· Mo ::'f,' Day " swing C!o':.!~r. in person. ~~rt . 8'8·3422 :
BOAT BLDRS.we will Bof/'\ "MC. 30-35 brs. lwlonPM.plde1avsearsltfled rponsig· med. o p e nings fo r 714/s:ii-7761 tytolearnham&deb re· shillsPald. woeefeekl.yGoodlrvpianye.
Some & k d · n wo ka qualified lndivldual with tail business. Contact · ....... AY t rai n . Ap ~l y 7am , ply at&.:in·:.&.~~t conds. Mature person. 1-2yrsexp ln R P.G.l.I. DELJHELP·Ovcrl8 Marlc al673-900I area. ROGER 1 S
MacGregor ~ achts, 1631 p,-. non-smoker . 633-5635, IBM systems 34. Duties Exper. 4 days week. DIET .. oy ••DE t CO U....rell hnmed. opeaiq. lite t)'p. Placentla,C.M. aza. 8:30-5.E.O.E. inc.I runnlntc appUcaUons 644·5619 l'n ru a n . IWI GARD~S .,., Ute 1oh1a.e1. flliDg ,
BOATMAN (2) (I d systeam Ir writmg new vales~t HOllp. Day It TemporarySer vl.ces San .....,. pleasant P Ofte volte. ca ; appllcatlons . Ground Deli Sandwich Shop, N.B. PM shift. Stabl~ employ· W.9021 E.O.E. 2301 Joaquin Salary open.ea.MIO. tl'a1nee) Exp. ope:r pwr CASHIERS Cl.ERICAL floor S 1 need s PT h e Ip. N.o ment. X benefits. Free Hilla Road boeta reqd. Seamanship Earn Extna Money! oppor. ~ ary co~· nights. Prefer f()(jd exp. Ins. alter 90 days. Apply ENGINEERING COM 640-*4 GLAZIER
knldg knola. maint, & re· TYPISTS ~.:::U::1~m~•t: :;ra4l:Y· but will train rclla~le l~Supertor. N.B. BS degree in civil ens. Exp'd. in rea. k . auto
pa i r exp h e lpful ; UJOTEM MARKETS hla~t.o BP JOHN person. Call before 3.30 ablUtylope.rformcomr.11.•-,-ood--p-re-p-,M-o-n-·F_r_i ...... m .MlfS I
supervisor exp a +. PBX ..,.,.1 al o'ye'r Road', PM. &4W401, or wknda DtSHWASHllS deelp ~ bldga w/m n. 7•2p 11 , U ni v e rsity I!!... 8 I! _.•T I Work wke nds . J oe ~Ana C.Uf 92705 634-1483. Part Ume. No exper. sllpel'Viaion It complete A&hlet.icClub.752.7903 w-ft...-~
Tll)'lor873-7730,ext 22. Openlnp now a vailable NO PHONE C ALLS 1 neceau.r . Bayvie w checklo1 of project SALIS JOI MOW
0 O.K.X.E -~~ ~~a~lme T c,_EllS DELIVERYMAN·Ear .a.p_ duw!OI' Sal~IJ.l!!il.JK.l.ftSl*llllUl.-JYat...-ll·ual--M -. ------ET y d ~·vu---..... mo n n • 642·3505. E.O.E. hr. Taketh la ad to medal inclined lO '•et up _........ SECR AR exper sblfts . No eaperleoce lfr¥m1Ml'ff OPEi "'---~uoo 3:30AM to 6.00/'\M . 6 nart1at emplo)'ment de· It maintain product.loo GOOD PAY GOOD needed for new ru t neceasar)', we train . •tr-""" ~"" days per wk. $100 wla.. Dishwalber ...a--t dept DOT ..• 1 .. 37 M 1 HOURS. GOOD CON·
lfl'OWiJll( ••JI loft/ boat Start al $3 per hour, ad · Need sharp ~ strong -.1413oc673·2Sl5 Dick Clllrdt'1 Int. empioyer~i4 .. Ac) ·~d by =~.e.5.-5~"'0" • DI TI 0 NS. •ANY 6uUdiol corp in C.M. vancemenl opportunity Cl.ERIS young man 18·25 to leam PIT _,.._ -N .. P'RINOE BENE PITS.
Grut oppt)' to 1row rorrnanagement posiUon Musthave phone ~rella· comtnacUon trade from DELIVE RY. Pt·lime . Bl~· -ewpo"1---------For Top Clan Le1lt FASr GROWING COii·
w/company. For appl to $5.50 pe r hour If b&e Lon Ir ho ICfOUDd 1.tp. C.11 a n &PM. Party Pleaaers Flowe r ' · E • p e r I e o c e d Messa1e spa in C.M. PANY PROMOTES
call 111·4'60, 646·5806 qualified. For more In· aul.=ta. :fo1id!)' ~ 95.WZ:3&. Shop, 546-9172. Dllhwubers Full time. sllktcreeoer. ~.P,ply at Salary + .Profit sharing FROM WrmlN. TRAIN
Moo-Fri formaUon and Interview v 8 c 8 t 1 0 n p a y , COOK·llOUSEHOLD Deliver)' Person for busy =s inp=~IOG~ow. ~ ~~ C~at It bon•. We provide the ~ A ON ARO ll ~ ~ N ~ ~ gotostorc82at: HosplU llutlon pla n AIDE Irvine travel u ency. ,..._..._.8 _ N :.t. 111·3tM ICbool.fN$..M33. •
NI = w/feol ofc ~~1~:!11ey available. Coup&e want.I con.r,en!al M U S T H A V E ....,_ ~,. .IS. • •-•II Oftflce ~ 1;; 'l, ~ 11 g 'a."~ !".: r.: ar••· • ~a~r' :!~; •-:>m 1o1er lti!!llll• ~\ftbe '-:~lo co!:·~ ~Jokd~E 8 •Lan~ .!t11.'!f!:'.~\ de· ~m':!· ':~';::: :..::~"': = I / p Yr.\ f /re~ ~ 5M-2IOO for Interview driwr. No huv)' clean· Wert •JJPFOX. 5 hrs. dal· .....,._ ,.,. Hrt IM neceu .. wall lrain. Small cl Joll9 ia bua Division Jm.Pf\1L. WS HAYS •· 1111 or ..... ~.:.. ~ ly. M·F. Hrly wa1e " iiOI( lo rrt. 1·12 Sat'. Dlliat co. nr. Soutll Coatt alftftl ol a afate wide ~G •lilil••••iillllllla..111 Can -.... Deeded ~I 11 • .,. ... 1 UI .. • mUeasepd. 157·2'700. ,..__.. ...__.. •-• commea l>lau. A~ly at lebr R .. •---" ....._ Vi
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......... public, ~wtlo....tPeople COo1c . n__.. mmocu ........ fr•=· 27812 -· ~·"· pq. xbll hllure isl raat =· A/P, A /It, 0 N C S r 0 ll ~.... n.t'iwbattbe ..,.,H.8 .atuclent. Call tasnmoCa ano "81. '04/m.nwi 1rowln1 Plutlca · CoMtns t a,.r m:nr:s,OflANN' ' r•-DAILYPILOT 8l!:LL idle tlemt with ti fm.158hakforPele tqunaNlauel.UJ-oo31 lfllft .... Nnl.YoUWHt ildhM&ve ~PQ1. lllf lllC.CIUS4Mml. AN' , ~.-5111 S&RVICEDIR&Cl'ORY Dall)'PUotct ... ltledAd. Q..ultd Ada your one· to..UTCa...lfledadldo llonrovla Ave. N.8 . ,_. .._ ,_ wut '81-NUNN ___ TMJmo __ , ____ _
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_ 5el-O'ltl ......., w/an •i•b co throughout So. Calif. ls lookina for 3 or aurtiH<N7Ji =--· n. Oftke,
Jaait 0 c A o.e.. 1...-.._ T ratn ,.,. 1.._ Will .,...,.~ •••••• 4 aiaressive, Cashion orlented guys &
..,:.,M'iUty 111 .='~ ~· Nmatln•· m•n•ai ,:als who have a definite Cashion .._ .... _..._.. .... illlllllll_.__. TYPllT,Udanl*'wk. ~1 1ve Ju hor ·• • Wiii •taff Salary .. .,.,........ M ....... --. ba ckground & management Potential. SICllTA.IY n.Jblellolirl
lunutMd Good1'!=!!!!~ea!ll!u!ll!!ar!l!ll!!!.1!"11ili1_.~ We have immcd. full & part lime Need persoo w/tom'J '4Ulll
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MCa •acbn af\. lt74l MATF.lUAl.HANOJ,INO ••aW i $ l I.re. lriierate firm ln po&eotial -· Ailp)rt s. r am&ockoeDtOo ex;>ans on program. a + comm·'"Ul+•&-1 ~:::!=Y aru. 16l.im ·
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J ANITORI AL requ1 rr d . Will train Al "'lu••-••ftdl.et& lhru Sat. 10am·6pm. Bea· ... ofc'•· hvy phon-. ·----MOlft'fAL 0 \ Mu11t pa.,. com pony THI LOOI 64 .. 1.500 --••-•' .... _ _.. MmAMCI ..,:::. ... ~ {!~"· ph,ra1eal tnrludlna b&al'k ..... typina.IMOO. to maiataia e•ol._..s
l&Lll .,..., Apply Uni\'eru s rak 1rvlnt1 540-7639 Write .... t lJI. hlr Plet ~r=l•Aj::Y :::t.m:==c!:
•• ltxp cmb hr u.torma Mldl•I •hlnlenaact E O ._ 11 ,..__._ ,,,.. 926 Suite236 642·14 buUdiap, etc.
ttoo plHlfi Ualat'l , 1228 W. ~th t. Ht• MatUft'1'"2ywho WA NTb 60._ ....... _ 26 I•-------Salespersoo ormanager.~~~~~~~~~ PDA
._ .... llw hrs t •m Ana ~,_ to ht-Ip oldt>r lady Non ••l!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Restauranl new Jr. S~r tswearr 3050Redh111Ave =-~n .. N·e'llonl'"/ .. ::.111 J .. ulon•I F\1 11 Teme ir"Olt r &458709 NX-store831 ... ~~naLo .tt738-91851•-------• eo.taM ...
.. -·-.... _ arn Yd tun. xant .. tl<tJcal ..... ---· RECEPTIONIST/Medical SCHOOL WILL or ·-.... re a. S£CIOARlr1S 556-7071 1.0.1. ·-8etld '"YO ., Oper 'a for t elepnone new bldg, nfce aurrouna. ~
SANCLEM&NT lU 546-lllll ~teoo1 •• l_r • n H "1 bd(' r • answerina atrvke. Must logs, i d fringe benef. SOON SALES
OENt:KAJ.. tlOSl>JTAL • • • '"''<'<"Pt""11•l for me ll'lll ~ 1bl" to work some Tustin area Contact BE OUJ TRl·FLON Long and short term as: U.Olmlno~la.M w1.-~•..a• olc ~tM<tl Wt'\'kcnds . Typin u 35 Yvonne Carpe nta r . NEEDS YOU s1gnmeot.s. HoUday and Wait.relMaorWal&.ers,ex· ..,._ In...-.,. ... "'--9" .. Mow Hirt.a! to nu avaJanche or or-t . 'd . t: ~.,.._...,,.,..... ... m.hu)er mUnlv ~ityOr Mec:tlr11l Al.'la.lAnt wpm required. Ex 675-6817. Del Taco. a rapldfl· ell· ders from m a r i n e, v a c a I o n P a Y . P , part ume. vate ~·TIS•-"'--t•M 8 Milu:r• woman. urolo y l)frience prefe rred or ---------d t 1 ti Ho1pitaliiat1on pla n COUllU'yclub,644-""• -· "._ will trajn. Many com ~ECEPTIONIST·Whoen· pan i n g f as t · ood mo orcyc e. s pi>r ng available
lch.bod'sda)' hiltOPt"n ,_,,...Tkll~ ~~~;, ~·~l•y\~~~qyu~, van,y ~n~fits. 1-~ull lime JO)'Speople &cao h~~le restaurant chain.hasim· goods, motor sports, re-· WAMTmNIYB
• 1ntc $OOn . Weo n N• totb corp7>rate b('ndil• OC'partt.une.day&a rter busy phone. Mus t be mediateopeningsforrull tailers. Great oppty but SUMDAYOM&.Y boat e ue•, cock ta I LONC} Btl'.At:ll ............ 7 110011 .-venlng s h ift s fashion conscious for and pa.rt \,Jme help on the we are very selective & T delJ D ii Pil
wallr.-uu • r uod 'lltEATR EFF.STIV/\l • ...,.....,. avniluble. P lease call elegantsalon.Opportuni· dayand night shilts.Ap· want career winne r 0 ver a Y ot
waitf'l'l!llt1IJ. We lr•in & IN THI MCiMNT TRNf:. Rt-;TAIL Mun. thru Fri. 543-4230 lf for advancement for ply in person daily. artcr types only. We tram ex· ~ to carrers. ~e-
lltudent.sTooll. f~Ucor p IOOM IOOM STORE rt d10 S h1H•k ~ o E right pe rson. Richard ~a ..eia~ S . Main. ~n'~·/~~t~!:~g;J 3848Campus Drive ~re:,;::i 0
!.Jr!e 8~ lime wn .. ountry IOOM has fthme ran.>er opc11 -----Ouellette Salon. 200 546-4741 driving record. Phom~ Shopping Center. cornt• lO~ & fl time job oppt y PllELBOTOM IST With Newport ~ter Dr. 92660 DEl TACO INC !Across from ,,,.2 3" d k r d Beach & F.lh . th.ml· Stiunng 1!'7S &-i.t Ac· :4:nlnt up now in the t-xperience Salary e<>m· , OranxeCo. Airport> '" ·4 ~1 a n •s or 1n"tOn Beaeh Ph"11• tres~ oomiocl' Jill 0 If mens urate with back· RECEPTIONIST ~ual Opportun1'ty SA.LES EquaJOpporEmployer Harry Seeley or Don ....!' ... l Pl " 1' Clayburl(h at th.-Lo11g pt nr .m·a you art> Good h B r I di WilJlams ....... ~ l ease no c•I Beach Con\•enuon & l!:n · mlhtory ret or colh,·iu~ ground. future wit usy. r en y o ffice mployer M/F Unique retail nurser y EQUAL after 3pm tert.aioment Center. 300 grad or are i·urrt'ntly go 11ood fnnge benefits Call suite seeks enthusinstic, l•--llllilllllil----•I needs people fo r the ---------1 OProRTUNlTV
HCYI'ELMAID E. Otean Blvd , Long mg to tollegt & highly 646-0216 tak e ·c h aq~e p e rsonl•--------1 roUowingpositwn SECRET"'RY EMPLOYER
Be h motivall .. '<i for mcrt-ascd .....,..,._ w/typing skills & good NURSERY SALES ,..
Lagwaa Bch resort, 6 day ac b d ,..,..,.., phone personal't I RESTAURANT 8 'EC_...,....,,.,S., '--··--Deli wk, pd vauUon & bcmui.. CUil 642 5678. exl 272 e u r 01 o gs a s e o n DRIVE·UP Photo booth 1 Y · n· Full lime position. m ust ft! sr 11"" ' Ware!JIUUM:/ very Man "94-ll9& to chum your tickets performance Please av· 1 n C d m • s e c k s teresting & varied as· haveiexperience. A great We are looking for an ex-for p:lrty rental store. • • • ply al 2700 W Coast signmenls Super people opportunity 1f you enJOY per ienced full time f\Jll or pt-lime. Apply
'Housecleaoerstoworkfor -----------i llwy.Npt Bch. emr.lo83yee~·30p2 S hi1rt30s & attractive work en· COUNTER the oultJoors. Com · person withtypingskills :n!SNewportBlvd,C.M. J • R RADIO SHACK avru • m· : m. · virooment. Near South rru.ss1on plus hourly rate and the ability to or aruces aggedy Ann. LF.GALSECRETARY AT nd Co E 0 E to 7pm . Call Terri Coast Plaza. Call for de-garuze Someone who t~ WAREHOUSEMAN
Tues-Fri.8-3.645-1800 P/time. Onu man l aw -a 2'.__~ -75&-1140 ___ tails.9'79·2161 SERVICE highly s elf motivated. STAY IN SHAPE
J. olc, Npt Ctr. noo·smkr. ---------•I Please apply in person Sal Id .,ousecleane rs needed. Gd genii aw ex per pref'd. Models p ra c rem n ur se. e 1 d Reception isl. front desk. Mooday thru Friday • ary wil epend on ex· By lifting 100 lb sacks or
.,l'tt u s t h a v e 0 w n Salary open. 644·2644 or w.-~ ... -w foC'"'.s.· widow. CdM LIVC·lll, It li te t ypinf. plea sin" perience I( you li ke nour for bakery supply & transportation. Full & o...,._.A ~..... ... hskp ckng ref 644 9666 ., p~....: _ .... .a..ut1 ROGER'S plants & people. we have mixing co. Good pay. parttime.549·9372 .......,......,..... Modcls·Male & Female. ' ' · · persona i t y. w ell _......,,.,._ ... _,,_, anexcellent opportuntity ~2444.
LEGAL SECRET ARY I c y 0 u r r ace h a 5 Pre&hool Teacher some groomed. 8-S Mon-l"r i. day and niCJht positions GARDE.._.S rur you. c----
Housecleaners! Exper. & car necessary ror work.
$3.75br. to tram. 646-9780
Housekeeper/ /Companior
· Babysitter, exper, rers.
own tra ns . M arta .
S43-3801
c hara ct e r . is h i gh experience necessary. S5SO-S600.SS8·50-11 arenowo•ailobk.An. 1"1111 War ehousema n. Resp Law fi rm w/very in· ( h I k 1·k h u"l919 M 01 A... ,.. 2301San Joa~wn Pl I pe 0 ro r b I teresting corp. & ht. as 1on or oo s 1 e t e ~ rs. m ..... o R.E. Pronorty Mgmt pty if1 pH'SOft duriftq ease app) an person. r s n . r a r l'
d I girl next door Call for an r ... ~ . Hi.Us Roa Mon thru Fri warehouse Good op practice n s egal Secy appoint m e nt for a Presser wanted all or Newport Reach r1rm. rntaur.t operah0ttal COM 640.5944 portunity w /gr owlng
w/superior skllls mcout-personal interview You :iround for quality Ory 1'ues thru Sat License hours at ttw foUowi"CJ ROGER'S a re<1 Sa t a r )" com · stand'g MAG II a bility. could be modelin" as Cleaning Plant Ex· required.675-4912. locatiofti: r, me ns u rate with exp Beaut Npt Ctr ore's.. " c ce only SS h <=7915 -•-t sal. & bcner1·ts. ~··nd early as next week ! So pen •n . ~ per r. R E Sales GARDEl!..IS .,.,.,. ......, ~ = don't h 't t II to start. Kent Dry Clean··-.·-· ------• SAL~ Would you hkt' to 1"1111 resume lo·. I' llaouerty., cs1 a e, ca """. 'ng 34073 Doh p k'• " k S WELDEu /L~JT'l'Ei> \ ...... k r II 1 I tmy ar * c I' ma e 100-SSOO mnthly 2301 San Joaquin I • n. r I\ HOUSIKllPER 600 Newport Ctr Or. Ste as or ::iz1~56oo Rd: Capistrano Beuch. WA.MT EXPR'D ar s PIT Much more Jo'1T Hills Road CraJl{' Mfr co. seekml-!
Must have o wn car 1.375,N.B.CA92660. New York West Ca_ll496·1533 _. SA.LISPEOPLE llousehold product!> Call COM 640·5944 experienced person 13 ""-f>ermanent 645-0089 ' -- -J ~ l!lti!l y rs 1 to work f rom · · _ Lot Attendant must be 18 Modeling Agency PRESSMAN llroken & AC)"kt r * ---bluepnnts Mlg. Arc. Top ~OUSEKEEPE R·MARY full & part tame. Com-875 W 16th St. NB Progn..>Ssivefastgrowing who enjoy Listing and • SAL~ SECURITY GUARD for pay & benefits. Hydr
•• POPPIN S T Y PE . panybeoehts.558-74$4. bus;n,,.,cform comp ny selling in the Newport 20925.E.lristol *SJOOWEEK pvtNptfkh club.12 M1d bac ka round he lpfu l
Twtlerock Irv area for L_u_n_c_b_ & rte s h 1 req~l~s lo~ qua I~ ly Beach area ANO ha\e a SANTA ANA rute to 9am. for main Fo u;; ta 1 o v a 1 le y .
working mother w /3 & 5 . a r c oo Pressman. Call Canu:;a dc.'Sire lo get into und Comm & up-no night gate control & :;ecur1ty 754-0337.
yr old. Ll\'e-in preferred S~Pt:':'!~or. Gr~de 6.7&8. MOVIE EXTRAS Co 644 learn commercial/in· 23002 L-L F t wo rk patrol of property Call ------, but will negotiaw. Rm. DaVlsSehool.2 ~~rs da1· rp.$49·1 . dustrial inveslmtinl pro· -• orH Mgmtopp'ty 955·2274 forappt.64!>-S000ext520 X·RAY TECH. 2 .Man or
board&saJary provided. ly, Mon thru Fri. S3.25 sought by Hollywood p R 0 0 u C T 1 0 N perty both in Calif. & LAGUNA HILLS ----------tho group, Tustin are01. 833-8448aft 6PM. per hr. Call Cheryle movie firm. S20·$200 per WORKER. 2nd shift prod Hawajj. For a conriden· Equal Oppty Emplyr sandwich Shop in 11 u Ser vice Station Allen Gd fringe benef. Ltd Ill' ------·----1 Ersavas.556-3430. day po!>S Looking for workers. shirt diffcren· tial interview <·ontact M lfo~ P1ume 10·2 Mon thru dant. exper'd. Oay & o k. contact Yvon1w
HOUSBCEErERS ---outgoing 18-70 yr olds ti 1 & d be r C Will' ,.~ c l l ---------f'ri S3 per hr Prer exp Eve. fo'ull_& p/llmt' Ap· Carpeotar.67S·f>817. Lv .... ,S wanting to break anlu a g n onta<'l iam 0 e a ----I Sh II" h & Full & P /Time. Xlnt 1"1111 movies 1714) 535_0120. Oavt-Pope642·52S4 64().5777 reslauranll> Aft 6pm. ask for Slc\'e PY e .,tat1on. l7t -----
benefit s . Bayv1{'w Day s hift 59 bed rac ,, E k f F 840-6873 lrvtne.NB Merchmdiw ~anor. 350 W. Buy St. Xlnt working cond. & SERVlCE. (now in 4th TRAINEF: Restauranl Broiler exp Screen pnnun~ produc Serv Sta lf{'lp needed 1m· 1A.:ff••••••••••••••i0•05 · · ext 94 VIDEO CASTING PRODUCTION *Cote Realty vcmng coo ur me ---
.M.642-3505 E O.K benefits. Bayview Conv. yeurl Rubber hose producti. & ln\'('slmt.•nl prefern.'<I Contact Ken tion mana ger wanlt!d med. Full time day or .-S
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...... "'CHl .... EOPER MUSICllZ eluding back X·r ay. :>46·8390 SCTRY/bcept -. ---Ant1q ue Music 8oxei1' -" P lo d -,,..,, E o E Resta t/J k J Th ----lmmed o pening fo r Shippm~ clerk. respo~s1 -Slot Machines! Clocks' ••Laauna Beoch•• . crson n ve owne~ ~'1639. · · · uran ac n e R.N. naeded 1mmediat.ely ble full time pos1t1on HUGE SELECTION Electro~ics mfr needs da.Jly from La~una ~Los n-,.'-"der . Nat. D1'rect Box. ru11 ,o,r pit, over 18. Newport Bch Doctors of· secretary lo field offi ce -rson tooperdrills. pre· Angl'lcs ~1 USI(' Biz + nuuo...... Apply/ca . 631·9479; 385 r . v l • director Hvy phone:.. v./s"!"all marine eleC · ._ric_
S.-ses. mills. lathes & _workinorflce.494-743fo Mail Adv. Co. in need or E11thSt.C.l\f 11.:Ge . C'n1punc urc . some public tont acl tronac manuf acturer lnhrwatiaRal slolled proofreader. High --EK ' f~xpcr '?nly Xlnt Slron~ typing skills S II U P.S exper helpful G•ri
perform various otJ:ier Natural food restauarant volume with deadlines to Restaurant oppor Port lime. Ca ll helpful, not nt<c Apply 1n :>tartS3.SOhr 64!>-3632 for 1"
duues m our m achine on beach has P IT post· be met. Exper. helpful. DAY COOIC Barb548·118.1 __ _ person or send rcsumt-to ~ppt. _ _ ____ Open Wed. tbru Sal
shop. Job re~s. good lion avail for attractive Eye for detail & com-For food prep & line Sales Santa Marganla Water SILKSCREENERS 1~7~,:f7~~¥7~rv. ~Id~ O: bas ic hmla~hi out going in d ividu a I. ma nd fo r E nglis h a t'OOk. 35-40 hrs . per week. Telers'°'1e Sales Dist 25571 Marf!ucr1ta Hunt. Bch Mnfgr. needs,_ ________ _
ac s op exp e P u Moul enjoy workinA must. Art/layout back· Wknd a mu:;t. Full time l~arkway. M1ss1on,V1t-JO. person for precis ion ---------
but not nee. Call for appt. w lpt'uple & wearing ground des ired. Ca ll position. No s um mt.>r * S 500 FOR A (i\ lr.!691 Alln f er!>on silkscreen pnnung & fay UN I QUE G AR AG f:
Personnel Dept, Teloml·· casual clothes 673-2345 Ronn, 972· HMS. help. Pay commensurate 5 HOUR WEEK net outs. Minimum 1 yr exp. SALE-Real Estate Of
/Berkeley. 494 9401· Lag - -with exper Company NOW LET·s GET BACK 7141894-5351 fice closing and lots of· Bch.E.o ... .; NurseA1des7·3. 11·7. Ex· P/T work from your benefits 1Dcld Ins. \'aca· TO REALITY . THI-; Seam s lresi1. t•\p d . _ a ntique!. avail a bl l'
MACHINESHOP p er1e n ced o r cert. home. your own hours. tion pay. discount. Ex· REALllY THAT SAYS men1 wom~n alterauons. Special ~ discount to A m e r ' ca n 0 a k S325·S4 per hr. Me!.a G ood m o ney . Ca ll per.preferred. YOU C AN EA R N NB Ml'hssa. 9·4 dys, RealEstateSeh-001 Secretar y. Lge Oak
Production help, f'ull & Verde Conv. Hosp. 661 962·3232 We seek a person who is ........ ,WK COM M lSSlON ~5918 Call Don. 673·7300 Library Table. Armoire Pff.646-6001 Center St .C.M. ~ - -MAUL MFG. INC. PUNCH PRESS OPET<. & willing to learn & pro-FOR A 25 HOUT< WEEK. .riu-•ET•R!#-EXPER'D Cabinet. numerous orcice gr ess Must bu cl"'an PhotoC S ti ~ ,.. "' Stat ionery Stor e 1n and home items. lamrw , 1~ Monrovia. N.8 . NURSES AIDES SET UP M AN Ex . · .... .... · • opy ugp es ,..v IMMEDl"'TE II d & l N. N rt ff' t Girl ok. typing, some Corona delM arnceds ex· etc. OPEN until 4/30. ,.. perienced for s ma ll we g roome no • ice ewpo 1c~s. ,•RmME MAJD "·· · Sta• rt 1 S4 f 'd to 0 k h d Iii h t · · bookkeepin g, t akt! per'd sales lady. Full-l52S Mesa Verde Driw ,.. · -,;;JUper \•1sor. · ~e ce . on y. per growth orient nd co. a ra1 w r ar . • " g es comm1ss1on in S 1 · d I hr Xlnt ..... r· & k "' M t be 18 A I ·-"' l charge person a ary time. 5 days, xl nt work· East . Ste. 104, Costa EWLOYME:NT experi<ince , s a a ry . uene its wor · Costa Mesa. Salar.Y com· us or over. PP y muus ry. open. 642·3030 ing rond. Bayview Con\•. . h b 1 & in person. •Telephone Sales Expr o Pen Jo' l 1 n tr i d I!"' mg conds 1-:spec1ally Mesa, TI4~546-S990. -SAN CLEMENTE 2055 T hu ri n . C M mensurate wit a 1 1ty J .P MAC'S ~ferred but will train Landscape Co. 546·0791 fmeclientele 675-1010 The l?Al~V PILOT 1 M"'IDS "'"""""EOE cxper.Ger ry631-0700. O AOA••s . l d 9.5 --Justretu.rnedfrom 6state consolidating a s ubstan "' . '"' . ......., •· · · 1 142 "' gh y motJvate person Stylists · Lice nsed buya.ng tnp. 8 Matching
Ual part or Its d istribu· Expenenced. r.ull tame. NURSES AIDES (al Brookhurstl * Early A.M. Hours Call SEC'Y /RECEPT Cosmetologist to asi1l5t Windsor chairs. Signed.
tion ~lo paper routes re also part t ime. 642-3030. 7·3. 3·11. Approved cert Real Estate ::~~ Mon Fri. btwn ~:-0~1.o ~~~ 8r~':1 t~ ~2 Su per o P po rt unit Y European trained staff. StickJeys. 8 Orig. signed -~.ulnng a fternoon. de Maids, apply Tbc Inn at truining program. M ('1>U ./ FREE Hulahan. w/new Co Xlnt workm)( Must havt" professiona l Thonel Bentwood Capt's
hver y by_ moto r1 ze Laguna, 2l l N. coast Vc>rde Conv. Hosp. 661 rcstaurnnt -----environment. Mllsl havl• atl.ttude and bt-career chrs. Cloisonne. glass.
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~portation. Hwy. LagWla Beach Center St. C.M. INTRODUCTORY Bus person for lunches. ---------1 good attitude & atl'Urnle orientat ed . Advon<·e brass. collectibles. Oak. •Libe r a l i ncom e a l Contact Ken Coggins: SALESREPSforSales & typing s ki lls . Santa ment fo r quallfaedlwa lnut. c h e rr y .
tow.nee plus bonus plan MAIDS WANTED: Good NURSES AIDES R.[. LESSON The Derby Restaurant. s e r v 1 c e t 0 0 u r Ana/Irvine area Satar) person. Ca II 833 0304 rosewood furn. 498-6242 oSbort working hours ( pay. Harbor Inn Motel. 7-3:X> & 3-11 ·30. 41 bed. 546·8390 cus tomers. flexi ble open. 714.549.7093 SalaryS3.25pcrhour C106edSundays
• daysper week) 114/675·3463, 1800 W. Good s alary. Country The most sensible Real --------hours. territory in South ,--------Crow'sNest Anl.tque •Excellent partlime in· ·Balboa Blvd. N.B. Club Conv. Home. 2-0362 SECRETARY S U p F. R V 1 S O R -501 N El Camino Real come Santa Ana Ave. C.M. l:Btate course yet con· Orange County vicinity. HALF/DAY Producuon. Top pay We <cor Pa Uzada>
f or d etails cont act Maid wanted guaranteed 549-:nlt ce1ved. Video education! For Ad Actl.OR Sa l a r y o pen Call Exec. Secretary 9.1 da1 w1ll t rain. MacGregor 1 San.Cle mente Fo6ter Ouellet 496. 30 hrs a week. Mm v.age ---------progra m with award 557·9998. ty. Shorthand. pleai.unt Yachts, 1631 Placentia.·---------
..• between 9 :30AM -7PM f..~ a3967r a n l ee d . ca 11 OFFICE CLERIC winning faculty. Ac-Call a office. Commercial R.E. C.M 642-6830. Clocks. jewelry cases. MF ._,.. N t B h credited. Call for appt 833.2237 . cabinets, accessories . . ---·------• ewpor eac ar('a today. SA.LES Teacher Pre-Seh nex1ble For info or appt to see
Inflation biting" Loca l Maint . ~ro~~n:rr~~~ ~ie~~t.ioL~ CAUSEY & CO. 0 "I p·f Exclusive young ladies Secretary /Receptionist hrs. 12 Units E .C.E . call7l41497 4880
Almlay Dist. can help. lndlv who wi ll perf well phones. heavy typing. 146sSo. Coast Hiway 31 y I ot active sportswear stor heavy phones/typing. M/F. 55&2676 .
957-0250 as m ember of the varied respon. Exper L.AGUNA BEACH 1nVISOR needs cxpr ru11 time ~ewporterlnn.Exec.of· TELEP H 0 N E ~k. ant .... Berliner" ---------1 bseclng st.arr in a select CaU T r . 49 .. •057 "U-salesperson Salary com· f1ce. 1107 Jamboree . SOLICITORS·Mon-Fr1·, walnutS6SOSS7 3391 -•DEs•• RS ~luban' Balboa. Pay & hrs nee. er ry or Ln· ..-. N 8 Car o l War"aw ..-.-,..~ " •~ .::...A 110,/lo 642 56 mens urate w/ exper. · · ~ "'PM-9PM. SJ.00 br + · · opo. Ask for Kelly Taylor ..::rvaew _.... '" · ~~~~~~~~~ 78 644-1700 E 0 E "' , lmmed. openings for ~ • Xlntfringcbt'nefits.Cal ··· · · · bonus.549-5045 2 dr Armo ire 555 0 .
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responsible, mature se 673-7730 Wed t hru Sun OPTOMETRIC RECPT W AdH 1 ., 759·08!15, ask ror An·
s tarter who c o m . _8a_m_-4....:.p'-m_. ______ 1 La~unn Hills. Typing·. i~~e~p~ .• ~64~2~-S67~~8iiiiiiiiiiii~ naleah • Secretary accurate lYP· Tefephooe work. setting Whind!!>.!" A0rrkow3-btackk muoicates easily with F IT 9 . 5 . $650 / m 0 • ing, 60+wpm. Shortha nd upappt's, PIT eves, earn c r . ..,.,. 3 ·S ac '' ottlen. Sales experience Maiti1ttR•ce 8»0422 SALES. cxp'd saJesman or speed writing. good in $40().$500mo.955-M02 bookcase S195. Pr. entry
a plus bul not required. Need handyman with ex·---------PROoucrlON In natural s ho ulde math. xlnl phone man-chrs $40.ea a lso nice ., W'alltrai.D.Mustbave Ute perieoceinminorplumb· PARTTIME cloth i n g wa nte d . ne r mature. Plus h TELEPHO.._.E Repro. or maple poster
.,ypingskills. tng & electrical. paint· R. E. SECY MATERIALS Holidays T r adition a NeWport Beach om ce. " bed S200. At Garage sale
ing,carpeolryetc. Apply Wa nted for Newport Clothing Is looking ro Salary S800+depend1ng SALES Sal/Sun, 2381 Mesa Or. 557-0825 at lSSS Superior Ave. Beach Brokerage Firm. the ri ght person to fil oo qualifications . Call S.A. Heights or calt
Newport Beach. 3 days per week. Salary SR SCHEDULER this position. Xlnt hrs. SM-3402.9-5:30forappt. Newspaper subs. Your,_563967 ________ _ JNSPECTOR TRAIN EE many Co benefits. Fo phone, 4 lo 5 hrs 8 day· '• . Male or Female rriendly based on experie nce. Ex· • II 92 Secret ary /G irl Friday S200 & up comm. wk. AnUque mahogany t.ea
,Tolearoall,hasea ofl.n· cheerful & dei>endable· cellent working cond\· & SCHEDULER appt.ca 645·07 · Expe rie n ce & self Exp. pref. Over 21. J.0. cart._ glass tray, manl. .. =on . u1t pass helpers needed for ne,,; I.ions. Send resume to: SALFS-FABRICS motivated with bright Newspaper Ent. 835-6453. condition. 551·2738 caJ "back X·Ray. sandwich shop, beautiful 1000 Qua i l. 11 16 0 . · lto3PM0oly . 540-1639 ... E.O.E. environment, apply at Newport Bea ch. Ca.. Assistant Mgr. C.M. personality. for s ue · • Antique wicker rocker. ,..arwo~11u's--d Stonent!JI Terrace. 2915 92680.Attention:Gwen. Coll Hobbies.lnc .. haslmmed1ate OPenlngs 646-4040 cesslul gOrow1ng C.~.A. Tennis Club/H.8 . Part not pai nt e d. $100 • .,....,,.._·SR ~ Red ffl" C.Y. or call f ti .,,_...__. 1 h 5•• R~• .a.n.y Fi rm . range o · time counter help. "4-7183 AtrrOSTE EO. _,,_.,.,..l .... or ccn 1951 'or p•nJ JIM£ or energe c .;x;1"""u ers wit 3-6 yeare __... Airport are•. Salary Sand/Beer/Wine 3 eves -........_--______ M __ _ -· ..... _.. , RR experience. Neat appearing, over 25. 752.f600 • · lmVllJM:: statue· oreau's U.S.ASCeno. 556--0421 appt. Ladies a pparel shop. m>+. · 1 wtmd day. Approx. 20 Baigneur. Mu~tSell. Call
Insurance Property & _..;M..;.IAl-.. -..,-~---.TUJ--M-H-1 EVENINGS Candidates must have experience in Newport Beach. 673-8530. SECllET A.IY ~~~I~ ~Over 840-5809 evenings Lill
(Muelity mist. account tal ulta wilh ouy tandlnl, scheduling manPOWer planning, expediting I~. EXICUTIYE · 1_u_:_:t0 ______ _
ure c . E"Jl JJe r .._ e c . a c a re e r aMlm"'1""nad1111ei!Qa.d.1o..La-.ttractlve persooaliliea .M capecity plannlng....P-09JffoM lrwot c.--•---. nrur~. rcr. M-"'·-..-1uve .... non Tow. Truck Drive~t••--~--'ettHt--~-f I Millbnum 2 yns lncld who · 1r1n.. 1 h high volume products. injection mold. .,..,_ .-.'7VU ........ ...,... .,.. per 0. Top pay Apply vl.YPiOa~Xlnt .,e11em1: maaa1er·trainee. She enJOY wor ..... ,,.; w l screw machines and assembly llne tail exp. N.B area w/ phone. order entry & GltW Tow Ing'. 7 40 8 ...................... .
• ried-S. James IDS. llbould _~-: peopA le~&~ kicllS3'_..;. 0.pe:rb201u.r~t~onaet production. Individuals should have IOm9 642-8910. Collow·tlnbrfougtb ex · ObmaWay,C.M.642·1.2$2 F~f!!..Dg~!'~0.2 Br*en. Call Maurine an org .. IUCr. ,pp . .,_,,,, -coll-with APICS I ad h. .. .. -•hi I I • perience umi ure or nv• .-v .... a ~. _,., --•oE. NewportBlvd C.I U 2·4321 Ex t. 250, v w v " • e ers IP..........,ltea SALESPERSON related field. for ag --·-u!!t..T.-. W. w..,.... nr Harbor. ·' ·-·-. ., . . BETWEEN 4 :00·5 :00 and the ability to handle projects with t ,_,,_,.. ... sar SantaAna m,2921 • JIANAOERfl"RAINEE PM mlnl mum supmvilion. gressivelrvine f\lmm r. lrvine-Sal. Com. w/exp. • ,,.1-ance Fltlme IUoo · SouthCoaatPlua Type so+wpm, front of· Bttty,....,.ev~. CA8ttPAJO , PR E 8 TI 0 1 O U S PC1S avail for Mil for........ W ff ,_..._ ..ty fl ee a ppearance. Top w b /D /R r
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N•t · Bcb . nee41a toacceptademanding& Employer e><cellent benefil9 package that Includes ~=~U~ue mitreaumew/salary re· .......... M_,._,,.. ... •y wortdftlornot15'1-8IJI ~. Comblo•UOn compelillve bu1lness. P'"'VIM'lll • 19---__.--1 paid holidays. vacations. sick leave. MUltha•erlne appin el QUArementa to Box 402, w•IMr BAROADm-u.d nfl'.lp , perM11al llDH/com· ..,.. into mb:.f:ment ..... _,,.__ retirement plan, credit union. medk:el. expeneace.Beover2S Dally Pllot. P.0 .Bos ror bulf Mlpborhood Wllln,dl'Jn...,...Mft
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lAwable J mooW A.JAW& W., I&... C•• •• ~":': r ~a• n o j i • & Mf'IJI, 71H41·5880 W\11 back • lriJn yC:r Mov ln1 Sa~: Am~!'-•1..;;;•;;:..:m;;.;.;•_. -----~ --..... -......, ·-_...,.. oc•• ..... ow.. llCYCUS y .. Ji' ' ··-.Ort-two ....... _ zacu.. ft. *"1·• m-.:. NCR -...__.. .. ---'-• -.eau.=~-· -~ ~-=--.. ~~ "1 1~~:f.-c. urn tun Movln1. Many Items. t;C'1ttot>tc'k. -.anm ...... eo-1121. ...et..8' p;;;;~.::.. ---17&:6110 April•· 27' as. 29· •1 PRJc-• .~ .. _._ • __ .... -•-· -• O b l h d Bavvlew SA H11 t s ..a: ~-·• --•· pct, fold~-· -------• nman • or aire 01ra1t«' Sale Quahly :w6-3"3 · " · S2eaQr3/15 echo blower. Law a tlODIL 11a1ieon...-r1 ....,,AXC •-..._Plnr• l1z4w•....... fumllure am appllance1. 4/StapS1.eou. eq"penent.&U-8728 .......... ..___ .. ,_ • .__ ....
m..11 ·------------• akl qulpmenl. toys. 6/9UpSl.SO\'• -~--·~ __ __. kitchen t.hln,11. clothes. t0ormordl.40u '7 pnla Queen Mary Typewriter wkb. cue. ~ !tltmard, r. Sped•. I w more. SMt/Sun 9-4. Sa.1et1Tax Included drapes, red/white cotton Xlbtcoad.Ml-0.... Pb1korwfr11 1'7ct yu , inti• Goo .. JI e IOIO .... S. IOI 206'7GokieneyePl.C.M. H1u11hldGood11065 NOCARO? brocade, 39x721n, 2 -a-. 1-... Ran lttal m1t. wfdlikl....-•tale ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---....................... Onw your own or send mcboa pillow cvn. Stdnt ~ -• • '"'v w. Bay 1b81.t 9*M. Ht yna CASH J•AIU MuH1 •·arnlly Garaao Oreuer w/m1rror. Sm Movm& Sale Kitchen ta· name, address. phon~" <ilk, chr, lm1>9, mile. no -••••••••"•••-••-·
Calico klltl'ft, \tr)' lova ror Id IMlfd rurn, •nu Sale.> furniture. anc I· ~. lamp. recliner. m ble .It 4 chalra 125 8' sofa we'll make one card per jiank. ~l-2731
...._ l*.bk doe•_... <l\*ArlrTV'aj/)11133 c1uf'•, ml•l' Sat/Sun n . f'Jedrit 1tove, SlO. MO.chalrSlO. l9"1'VS30. t.ag.Add25'each. ~lmen ,·ndoor houie SPECtALnlllWE&K Apr1lallht.o29th HAM lo Mlac ltem1 10' SIO MlbedS30.675-2071 .,~ .... ~k ~ U1ed Baldwin &&ucllo ________ _.Sliver Poodle M AK C White/~ din na llC't. ta ~PM 20 0uttn1 Wrtiuth M5-8149 2130 Contlnen· ...,, .. c.,_ or money or· plants. l dracena I ', 4 91Q. Uted Yamaha full ~ broktn. trained bJl! w/O \'bu C.:hana Wruv.r iu·lc)lrvlnc tiaJ..c.Jil.SaVSU.010-6. MOVIN G SALE der~OTP'•t..-.~ ~.t'Fi?ddcs1elmlea2f'fbl!!,ke6~ eomo&e-• .. IZIOO.N~
*•••nnu* TolQOdhume &U 1'715 C'&bl.ncit.. ltlOO/ lH'ftl Ofr\'f • s AT I s u N . 2 2 4'T r-.. -"...... ....... . .... ..._. ,_.., Uft <;1me la bi t• SlOO ~at /Su n 10 2 . All Sat Apr 28, furn. elec Pomona.C.M. 9'velvet P.0 .8oit1'60 spread, cstm 2' basket BrimbaURetencySploet ........ 7:JOPM ~ Afaban 10 m 548-1331 hou1ehold furn11tnnu dl)'rl beds, cbrs. mlsc. couch. lovC8eat. 2 chrs. Cotita Mesa.Ca.92626 Si!I00.675-4818 U4t. U1ed Kimball
tDa•a W•-· pupa Rik Jiu V•r)' m~t tic>-cash only 9 9'7U 1..aCapiUa, F.V. stove. dresser . desk. O'Neill Su ull T ped ""-·-a.:...o .....," Spnetll548. STORAGE LOTS ~ MW11ll! aft 3 * * I IUY * * Drtflwood. lucated in '70 sew'g lbl, color T.V., cof· pens . a •wualan uuu cage ,-..,..,. STOCXIJ"'"OATIONS Woodbridge llrvlnel All household Items: reetble&comertbl seam s . Used once 9&-pc Blue Bell Nontake BRIMHALL PIANOS l~·ta of :;;, • U'-'" Mllced Sh•Ph nt pup, Good wed f'Urniturt' &r Locat~d .cross from Chevy. '75 LTD. 626 Jo doelln'UilSllO. 548-0256 dllvaerware Sl.50. 642·1650 ~-"-
.., .. •bort hair, hH l hol Appliance OR I will Wanrunuton Townho'l'ne AM. C.M. Sac/Sun Jewwtry 1070 . .. SoWt c-f'tat• lumltur•. bdrm ''l6 MolfU)' black t"ll orlO\t• &di orSF!l.Lfor You ldfol StOoec .It So & -••••••••••••••••••••••• Firewood Special. Fan· 24 Color Pack /Bell TV. 75..,12,.
.annolJ"N, chUlH , tbls for ICOOd hom• IT 1441 MAST•S AUCTION l:nn.;aJc r~ · Garage Sale, Saturday 5 Weddlng Set worth $7SO tasUc Bargain 1;1a ed. S3S. tclass top coff " end ta·---------4'hn. »Otu Ar &ovesdlj __ _ 6.._.616 & IU-tUS ~o~Crt. NB. Lg & s mall wlll sac ssSo. Size 5,h • 906-2558t898-23l2. ble. 3!_bllam1>9. MZ-4998 ~~':.e A~ia~r:ftt 1050 Mlac lrt:asurei., neut · '714/493·7281 ,892·9763. CARPETS DIRECT· Wood clarinet S200. H.O 'Yamaha~
tnumpb CIOIPEPl ....................... ~ I"~~ S~~~~ ~~}i f up°u~·ra~ear~ Yetrr 15~4 Car:f.e Sale. Sat lOAM U..stock I07S Beige nylon plush. ~.95 Elec. Impact Wrench. l" ~::;:t;ul~b:n~o:·~::
SAYE SAVI SAVI ·~~~~imt' ti1 rh•1' 8 h e ms C11ll 640 4932 ~gonia. CDM . Sat.sun. ~!i, bo~~fprrl~'g ie~i:l~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• yd13·78a4 ILboagCarpetCMMills q~·ndnwv!:n$400ch ·d~aP °{..0ard· m>o ........ We honor BofA M \U"IO urvwn naua rour h evt-s 9-5 · C 0 M PA R E 0 U R 0 3 n • · · ""' •..o • ..o i _:__;_. __ .....;. ___ _ Cuh1 er'1 Che~lts ,; with m•tctUng tt!diner , Crib •. lricycle. Man's 10 PRICES •1 Ha Beach 54S-818l.675-S906 IM2S ft lbs. :14" sq drive Wurlitzer organ "Fun-
''•sb NO PERSON"l du' Xlntroncf0nlyS300 MetaJOff1cel>ei.k.w l l!x You all come' Lots or 1pdbike.CBbase anten· Cit · F dy 2544 SlOO. Comb. s hear & maker Super Sprite" ~ "' ". llC' 6'2>-4818 !Oded l 1 t d good1l'S' Sat 9 to 4 733 na, lot.s of books. plants. aes ee . • * * punch, 5 ton. 24·· reach with bench and OWDer's £~CK Sil PbLI EA
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SE' • ~00 Lg o~'ed~t"_ ccor~l'c LaltcSt, Hunt. Beach cloOung etc. 10<·S80. 3280 Newport BI vd . CM . DORClld Ci.a.r w/tools $1450. foot shear, ma n u a I. S 7 5 O . r~ »Va a e tern~ Ci~n. wing bot'k \·hair tbl & end tbls . 54:-, -MlchlganAve.C.M. ~5686 __ l.'1841TustmDr.East 3' S8SO. all items V.F at 114-631-4207.
aubje<lllOpreulc. w/m1ttchm1t ottoman. Walnut dlolng rm tbl 4 Outstanding values · . Misal••ous 1010 Tustm 11'1cost.54S-3349 1---------
MASTRS AUCTION SlOO 64(),.7049 ch.rs S80 Sq rockta1l tbl Remodeling Sulc. Ap· Mo ving Sal ed. Furn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TwofTff Ticket. ''AR T""LL'PHONE·nl'~ HAMMOND 2075» Newport Blvd CM ---S2S 2os1 l K •I ' Ln H H pllanet'll. furn, antiques. glassware. gar en pots. " c. c. -M,,.,,.,.. .a. •cH f33.9l25 64&-8686 AU metal omcedesk. wuh 29 1 c \ID • l"rencb drs. everythinJil misc. SAT/SUN 10·4. Water softener. new fully LONtG?th8EeACll mobile 11 ch an Be ll ~AA extended top, Xlnt \•und !.168-1 __ imaginable 509 OeAnza 1519Sandcast1e, CdM auto m a t 1 (' S 2 7 5 System Assume lse at Like new. Lilt ~e
SlOO. Walnut dining tuble Custom made tailored 9. Dr CdM 9AM Fri & Sat, c.-G S I S 833-16891774-6500, THEATRE FESTIVAL m mlh. 644-lflOO $6500. ucrlflce . & 4 chairs S80 Mcd1ter 1 ---..-.,.... arage 8 e. at. --IHTHl Pri pt 631 ION lkydts •ozo __,, •nbl •. , d 1 bl · secllono sofa. tufte d RIC MOVING SALJo' April 28lb. Misc. /\ Lo Z. Owner moved. selhn1< IOOM IOOM Pblaff sewing machine,•---=' c....;Y:....·--·----~ ..... ee ... e .. t!n a e be1gto rever s ibl e • Q2 H''"'-CdM N 8 T ·--•••••-•••••••••• ~. Squarv cocktuil ta h $449 Q It ·d t1Jrniture. 1tpplionces, 7 euuuope, . . en n 1 s m e~ ROOM free arm, cabinet llke Sdl.iller cablnet, araod,
Ladies 10-s pd Peugeot . ble $20. 20611 Kt-lv1n r.u~e~on~1 ng SIXCwh~d 1>lants . 36X l6 .... xl4 Garage Sale, furn. bikes. ~tc;:,·,~.:l~~l price Stamng 1978 Best Ac new S225. Oak antique!\ ~ght piano, scrolled. !!!' .. e~ SlOO. 833-l6ll9/ Lwle, HunUngton &•ach. spreud, blue·grn print, Armstrong Miracle Ex· & misc. Sat/Sun 9·3. 660 · tress nom 1nee J 111 S6.S-S275. l>res!lers. 48" excellent tone, need• re·
,,..._.., !JQJ.2917 $49.G44-09l7 tra Trac tion. 2133 RossSt.CM Sale twln beds. rar~t. tiayburgh at the LonR roundtal>U!/4chairs,hall vami.sb.Offer.411-...
n....-..o 26" • 10 OrangeAve,CM like new Cookware . 0 -orhConventa"on •-En· ~l a n.d . Tea ca rt ,.,. _ _.. .... ....,,_.,_ i · --new man s Double bed w/box i.1mnns Upn"hl p ano . nt qu -s /Su 4891 "" "' secretary. more. 2313 W. _,.MUUJVIWlwa paano spd H~fy bicycle. SlOO. & mattress, niee head· "' 1 · "' 1 c 3l06 Yellowstone l>r CM ·at n. 1 rrusc items RcW10nable t.ertamment Center . 300 Chandler S.A. 751-1414. Foraale, SUOO Cali 175-91186 board $75 Sh""'ts i· n· hutrh. onenlaJ coHl•(' lbl, Uet Bristol & Bea'r orr Ma~en. Irv., 9-4 5.57·:.>36 E 0cl'an Blvd.. LOnR , MZ-7150 I ...... aba lone inlays. 2 w . ·1 8abyitems &m1sr -------duded. 9·drwr oak matchmg vases. Other Paulurlno. Tires . UJ.? --Old<; lrwnJ>('t. xlnt cond Beach Tuoe·UP Scope. works . 3 boys Schwinn bikes, dresser w /full m irror llems.494 6658art 5 gage <·arrier, roll·away ~r so<a. cleln bed. Chrornt_• 14·· rocket car Cal!~·5678.extk272 iueat. do your own. $75. Wurhtzer Spiaoet. gd
2-IQsp, 24in. l..Jsp. Xlnt. SB5. Sola, cOfit S800 new --------bL"'<I. 2 small chests. mlSC lute. appl.. linens. books. rims 552 1490 Lo cuum your tic els 54:>3349 ooad. Muat aeU, make of·
cood.&42·29'77. • Sacrifice $95. Muvrng. Pecan01nmgrmtable&4 1tf'ms plant.'!, patio table. desk, --------* * • HD Inverter, l2VOC TO fer!!Gl-55'10.Anytime. ti• g......,.....1025 963-°'58. c hrs. Ruod c.'o nd . Scout1'roupSalc.Sal.On· dresser,clothe11.Sot11·4.Spmet piano, Wurlltz~r -, uff d llOVAC. 250w, RunADllque Upright p iano. ·-·-•••••••••••••••• --------Sarrtr1ccS315. IS46·7978 •, s 9 . 5 3 9 8 . 4 o 1 1925. Old din tbl S125 OVF.R 200 s t e toy Radio TV Razor Tools good condition. S395. ~ . 000 El 8' Gold Couch + l'ha1r. -----ly 642 W. Wilson, CM. Orangeblossom Irv w I D brn r e rri g et<' durks. ~ea. Can be sold . • • . S6l·S41M I . over:~ SSO. 501 R1vers1dc Av Antique Maho~ tabll' & Loads or misc. -----· · 548-5044 · in 1o1roups ov~r 5 each: ..:e::lc~· .:S7:.::5:.:.·..::54:>=...:334::::9:.:· ___ .l!::::-::-=-------~v;,,ovenu pa}dlo CrnrofClay,N.8. · chairs SJOO. Buffet S.350. Jf'AMIL-VSALt: M1se. lumber & tools. Over 1,000. 2'x3' posters. Pwr mower front tbr ·=-·~ ....... ea. yr o · Xlnt -t'Ond 40 gal. Scarstable !>aW.<·ai.hon· fo'ranclscan ware l'hma all lands, 10' ea. Can be • .. --'"'
551-2112. __ Brown J ordan Kallva 562-~l wkdays. 545-4729 1~11 Cedar~ood Ave. IJ .. Sat/Sun 10 3. 3618 Dawn. 4 place Sl!ttmics sold in l(roups over 5 w/ca~b·c~i4~ra~ 15 -•••••••••••••-••••• c-r•lr 3x5ntable,4chairsS250. eves ~1dway C.llY. SAT OgleSt.CM $50. Tiger paw 70 tires ~ach Call Ken Goddard. port_,._, . VlDEO DECK. JVC-Vid
E 1 .t IOlO 557·21674 ONLY. Clothlng_, bux spr. $15631·4325 at&42-432l X2JO VHS F 4-1 1 . -7 piece avocodo dinette Ul~/ matt. p1cn1c roolcr, Garage Sale Sat Only 3 ----Millic:al Slar. 2 hr, ormat .
....... -... • .. ••0 ••••4wbiteFrenchProvmcial set. $50 Wood table 2 morem111c. · Families. Furn. book!>. Pat1ot.able 42··&4d1rct'· IMlrwMnts 1011 Almosl new . s450 .
M.lnolta XE7 body ooly or 3-drawer chest + corner c:_11atrs$20 968-5818 -clothes & mist' 80!12 toreha1rs. SOO John Waynt' Tenrus Club •••••••••••••••••••••••:_:_848-l:M3 _______ _
w/F'l.7 lens with <!ase. matching dks $285. -16502 Thames Ln. H.B. Brush Dr .. II.fl. ~7·9369 "• h.p. <.:rafl!>man paint l''amily Members hip. . G b R Colo TV SSS-3770 548-2001. Wa terbed w/storal(<'. Hell between Beach nnd ------ -sprayl•r W/l{un & rl'· Fordeta11s731.S741 63 1 son evt>r se Sears 25" r con·
-----romplete. must St't'toap-Goddard !IAM MISC FURN ITUH Jo: .& guJHtur 'Like nl'W Sl:.!5. ----1-"'lrebird, with 3 pickups. sole. solid state. sell for ~ikkor 135M M F3.5. /\I. I>ark wood dmml{ tbl. 4 preciau• '300/or ~st -of. other goodil'S l19 7th ::;t 646-4J80 Detik S50 PrOJl'<'llon table !>hailers. tf'remelo. Rood S400terms avail. 963-~t
Sl50. Nikkor 3SM M ..-z matching ehri;. 2 t•Xl'N fer 492.!M 1:1 F. x <' l' 11 c.rn t l'tt a s on & II. B. S<tt'Sun S5 /\rmy Sll!t.'PID!t bu~ $7 \vnd s.50. 960-3662 9-5 Sl!'JO. t•hr:.. buffl'l SI 50 Hamlin consol<' piano. IMcrt 1 rult· Hu:yclc• t•a rr1er s:, -----i...-------
N'ikkor 50MM F2 New Al 847·9821 Duun.i room s\'t. art dl'<'O antique wicker rhairs. & CHARITY L'anuly :. .. -.~ ··tx·sl pnc-\.' Three !>t'l't 1on ~l' re~n l:klffcl ( Eood'veue1 c;d~lannet. Sallst.11 slert>o component ---I h r h 56 .,,. c (( l bl"' 8' of· '" '""' cu .,, 997 .,.,17 very g c:on $200 :.ystem. Custom rack. $100. Eves-963-4883 Or sty t>. ,. t>rry mis x,,., u ee a "• :. a, GARACiE SALE 1·vl'r·· Ruy Ii pr' ••t·l the "'°"" ""' best offer lbngmg luml)!> rnpper & tahle w 12 h•a\•es. bufftot china, iulvcr. cte Sut 7th fr"". c.,,0 ""''" ,... -00-4547 amp, tuner, turntable. statnC'd j!h1ss.ant1qul' cab, alass r hma cab, 6 10·5 511 Cancha. NU All donated 1Lt•ms, pro """.,. '"'"' lrvuwC<>astCUWltr}Club ----D---speakers&headphones "--' 8040 I ' $75 t:a e , nt " J'luff <'('('<is to OranJ(1· County in~rt I rult· full mt-mbcn.lup for i.ak . Mus1r Man 210·11 Amp. XJnt. cond. new $1200 . .,_, w sw<!i.: . n a . C'hrs$1500 67~3584 c ' SI -Hidina Center for t h1· -------...... , 673-' ... 10 Llkt• nl'w. good sound. ··-" ,_ .. e ~/or ...,st or-••••••••••••••-••••••• jlold fm1sh w/swag S12Sr: ------,... 23 Cb I K cu ..,...,. .,., ~-" 67 5 wtu..... ..,.,., ""' Crys tal ehandcllt>r ANTIQUES tu CONTEM· Toy Salt•·Quahty toys Handicapped Sal /Sun annc ruco Typi•wr1t1•r. IBM s tan-.....,.,. S-451 . ·--, fer.964--3087aft.S. Irish Setter puppks, w/swag $15(). Patio swag PORAk V Clocks. head· Hed wood T r ec u er 6311.arkspar. CdM rud10. turner super suk ~ ~sf00}!,,:V~~~F tight fixtureS\O 640-7049 boards. br<•akfront. bar MI ch a e Ison s un . Alley 1206 Delawar-e.-1-rn-. ~~~~~~'":~~J.r~uu7t . 1-0wncr. good con-OHk.e fwnffwe Ir 19" & 25 .. color TVs. IIZI . . . . stool~ J6Welry nasil~ 559-8283 Sa W d WUOO ['mp Bnf 1015 each. l ·)'T war, frtt del & Corn""r bedroom set "• " ... "'" · t S.5PM. shr/ ryr. sell.631·5133 tl75 ,, ... 9 .. ..., "''"" "'""" AKCBeaglepupp1e:. w/st~eo SIOO Ouraflber desks. etageres. ac .. Some furniture & many dirt bike. breakfast set, ------....... ...,,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• setup...,,.. . ......,
3 males, l female Skis. 177, S85 540-4174 ('CSS(),u 1sc naesnt' 1pqamuestmwgs1.'·ke!cr. misc TV's. some not beds. car)>('ntcr tools. Me mbers h Ir T1 ff any. 'i Used carpel• j.!reen • 5 Xlnl new & US(.'(J ofc (um, RCA Selectav1S100, pro· ___ 84_7_·2666_ askforJim .. , ~ " workmg. FRI/SAT/SUN. buby equipment. many Astroloic1ca Cl ub, best rooms $200 494 ·4948, pl~fi~~.wkbencbe_s iuamable ZCT400 video
GREAT FRISBEE PUP bras~ pwC'es . For in· Apr1 I :!7 28/29 2ti563 -~r 1t~s_. __ ---oCr 83J.-Ot43 Emerald Bay C I', SlJ_RPLU~631·2777 eassett~ recorder. New
Ndu, yard ·-.. friend '" "reu•ft .~at1n ,<>ufa 1100 formation ur appt . to ~l'C ,., II"' "'anla uarb"r" ·-.----llllll•••mlil•mm:"' .;-! -1nnld '" 13 C"SSettes· sti0ts. Jo'em.67~ "z.dooru~~frig. 'rrost-(re~ ca117!4/41n~ _ s.i'c" ., ., u u , PalJo Sulc Sat/Sun Apt11 ra I p; IW $1625. tJsed 2 ,;;o's s120tJ'
---Sl00.673-3789 8' ..... t r· l ·" t I • ..:._ ---furn. pipl' collectw11. Must sell. make c!Ulb of AKC Teacup w .. t M Poo· ---------"'" SC> a UXl>uO s Y. c. Gus Lawn Ed)!r. Ila r Weber liDQ &mis<· 211 fcr,497·3703.
dJ l 4 S4SO ·, 2 king Sil(' Willer bt.'<IS. pi!Jt'd ID bm Vl•lvct. Like Rdng. 5 tlm rm <·hr<;, Ruby Ave. 8.1 14el I Mom
/\cl. mot sd. • ,1rrn XJnt cond Must St.!ll, new Si250 2 oranlo(c velvet coffet' & end tbl., & L". so s u se rv ce mo . 645 503l. rnatrhinA chain.. v~ry " Frames, furn. boat & l-992-2178 VUl& good cond. S75 ea . qhouse.S36-22Sl. OFH. mag1e & mu.c-281
Derting white miniature CUscom made glass mla1d 640-7_04_9______ K l6thSt .. CM Sat only
Poodle needs ~ood home. dart< oak corree & corn~r SELL idle items with .. 9-4. ~ L H
$25. lyr_old.615-9417 _table.Sl50.S41"8309 ClauifiedAds 642·5678 Dally PilotClass1fied A~..: -------OU ove er _ An Compressor. 20 ga 1.
~1110. Brunin~ drafting mach. SCM clcc typwrtr.
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The Long Beach Theatre FestiYal
Opens April 18th tllru Mly 13th
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PERFORMANCES: Tues. thru Sat. eves at 1:30 p.m. Matinees on
Wed., Sat. & Sun. at 2:30 ~.m. Tickets available at Long Beach Box
=":'l 300 E. Ocon 8,..., Lon9 Beach, Ce. 90802. c.u 2.11> 436-a.1 for Info. Tick.ts also ava l1ble at Ticketron and Mutual Atenc ... and ••Ask Mr. Foster" travel agencies at all Robinsons
Department Stores.
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items. 646-1281
Garage Sale WH·kl•r ,
<-'Ouch, pictures. & m1!>l'.
Sat 10·6. Sun 10 2. 426 I Av~.CdM .
Gar age Sale. Scwin(ol
machine w/tbl. couch. -cbr, pictures, books .
clothlng, jewelry & misc
f'n/Sat, 8-5. 4421 Lun
cewood, University Pk.
Irvine. ~· l544
Mkro wave oven. tables.
rhairs. other gara~l' hale
items Sat, 4·28 10 2. #2
i?ondora. Irvine Grove
552·1102.
Moving -1st clean out
f\lm. $50. lO $550. /\ nti ·
quc Annoire. Oak 3 slack
bookcase. Windsor rhr,
pr. cnlT)' chi's .. Pme rof·
ree table, maple dbl.
poster be d. Cr ystal
s t e mware , asso .
porcelain display Items.
Crystal perfumers . 45pl' set ll'OllS loot!. a II u.nder
SOO. Braided rugs, golf
clubs, books, guitar.
pots. pans. pictures. MISC. grab bag llems &
more. Also sturdr •land f o r m etal ath~
+Craftsman motor.
Sat/Sun 8 t.o 5. 2:111 Mesa Dr .. S.A. Heights.
Huge Garage SaJe . Pool
table. shuHle board.
cloth es. plants.
furniture. junk galore. Fri 1-4. Sat. 8·2. 17431
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8' F\lpper 11il boal com· plete, motorcytle rack
for PU Truck, oew 6 volt
VW battery. 2·'700x14
Uled tires. Attention rock
tamds. 14" nat lappcr.
much s p ec imen
mater1al. clotbee. radlOI,
Aotber allOf'led 1oodlet.
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masts. s pars. rudders •
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nouracen& li1bll. Wln·
clowa • frames, panell·
in,. elect. oven• •t.oYe. wiring, coodult pipes.
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.. UPlll. --mONt '51 Pat ka.rd 400 Hard top, NEWPOR BIACB depmd. car. tnacll. etc. (748UVR> ml. mint coed in every w. 5 ep. ......... air, ••• ua"'l "'UCTl"'u I Od ;i lll-OIH Havecaab. (213)928-!'ISI. 2todeoMtr...I way.ai.-. All/Fii 1t1reo u11. _,,_. " "" "91D1 11..t..U EtitflG:l 21 "Tl Motil Ol&ui 750 Cd S0.000 m · · conu ~..-...IO:...-~~· =~R · o.• . .u la&Mibr, lollded runott11 coad. nltn wooioucr..-mt lt7' CHIVIOUT WE-IUY SADDI MACIC "'11 ao Z: lDn1 coad. Low P.P ...... nt/~ .
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r ~--Tl•ltTl•t .. W~Yawt.t i.U..hi ~/St•.;.s.wfl60 .................. -; .. ; ~·....... cars we can find. We ,7SIMWlOOl Datsun8210,4 dr,20j(ml .... _...;..:."-.-1-.._---9-7-4-0 as Cabla Cr•••• bd.allJI nru XlDtcood •••• .. •••••••••••••••••New llOhp Cor\llll un 2150 £.'!. .. 1r7e01.0.c.M. wek:ornetheopportunlty S unroof, air cond .. 2yrsold.18lt4 Bushard ••-•••••••••·---· •w1a1n11i1r...,. .. 1., .-cwr t:1oee~S3ll ~&..&~•___..__. Rall w /trlr Mu ch ___________ 1 togiveyouasubatanUal ~716Ft.nVly. .. .. ..-C.IS .... n.c . ..,orotrw _ -n:-":""'9 chrome S3000/b1t ofr cash return on your In· Blaupunkt ster eo, 4 ---------1 ,~-....._ S.bot f>'ull race. Xlnt JO toll 7l4:Ml·lm8 lt71FORD vestment. Call Bob s p eed & Mic h elin '73 Z40Z, 4 s pd, air. HOC
-, oond F\ally,.tfcantalMd ------~BftlCICUP Mlcb.aelsatHouseoflm· radials.(63SMCF> AM /FM radio, Ori1. B&qundy wt\b tan up· Side .lie'\ It n1 b11dlf', Mt-.U rea«vuowfor 4WheetDrhet 9550 Stirk ahlft, vs. sliding ports . In c .• 6862 SADOLllACIC owner.631-36S&eves. bolster", power win-
lW'ft 110 ~lilvo •· \HI". llohd•r.• 6 Wtielt~nd11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rear window, wide tires Mancbeste 213/9218588 VAWY IMPOITS ...__ ' b-1oc " awun ll.-p, bait tank ft Qll 2t. I aalt. • V'HP. In .Kf.Xlt:N 'V MOTOR lt71-ID 0 r . ' '7'9 Dal 200SX 5300 mi ~· .--•,air .,,.,__ _ ~ &magwheels.(H7737). Frneewthaye. Santa Ana 131·204049Mt49 AC.Sspd,ater.eo,sharp.' •--'.·(. ,)uul.H. COO· men ...... uvvv1H~ board, knolt m e\f'r, HOMEKENTALS llOMC04X4 $5999 Phl ~
l$'3'8o-;;-Wh•l••r maC"11 otru P 1~ irz:,N llarbor81vd 8A Aut-0m•tic•i ~wr lltc(lr '76BMW2002,40Kml,all llBOO. 960-556'7 S.AOCM•Aac
70hp f.\•mrudc Cllltom Sl3.000 or bnl orrc:r • •S31 ~·. 11\M. a1r rond • lug~ll~l' NABERS Alllol, l"'POf"hd extras. Must sell!! YAU.IY IMl'Ol'l'S
l!Clll. rwt OOVW'r. onl,)' 8(i ~!~,~~ 11 l 2 u r RENT l.uxury Motor rttck and AM /FM stereo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca11Jim 631·0338 1st IN lll·204049Mt49
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$7000 714 60 S8 lS rs Olil 2 29 like nu, all Sit!t'• .. 6 SZ5()/we(lk + tJules' ( l21UMX l ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · t AM/FM '73 2806E 4.5 Coaipare .. 5..'IU• tuk lnll'r, 11hwr, encl Wm•~ OHL Y $7150 Can'tSell Your Car? ~~f~e~.~~'lhowroom UTILE GAS.UPS this car's eoDd Is val..e.
,.-ai head N G R sips 6, --Mlrec'-t l600H.,rt>or 81vct CREVIHMOTORS oood 640-9375 Gas-slppin' luxury at a M.akeolT.497-~ ·~· L.alllJ' e boa\ 7sbp Oe11> • Dodgt!r S27,900 Per Rent. 22' Motor home Mcnda/l....tt PAYS TOP DOLLAR !ower price! Dot Datsu.n "70~. Claaslc. 2 tops • • vuru t!, 2 tr&llt'r!ll, ,714>S41-l.288 Very nice Sl7S/wk +li· Cos1M•~a.S40-<>100 ForCleanUsedlmports lit O"' g Count MakeOfff'r. ~7635 oWtl 640-l874 2~tl:ubor 81.. (.; M IOI McLAREN'• IS "', an e y nueoa. A beauty, m.ooo.
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flbe r glaiss. YI /n e w ~147S6'1S-3'1ll2• ronuuoed All extra:. lo/mllage . Xlnt cond. •&L-•-o 9705 , NEW1979DATSUN '76450SLC. 21,000 mi's. ~ f1xeruppcr &oud , .. ..,.,...o oa ~ '77 T oyota loogbed ____ ,,._____ &
enalnea. tanks head -22.000 mi pp 642-4403 $4300 540-1729 ~"-210WAGOM loaded, sunrf. concourse
pumps. shafte.. props. dys. 645 5819 eve:. & . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4944 cood. Makt> offer . Dane.
car reet /drapes . up IMh.SUP'/ wtmds. y 9570 ALFAROMEO wkdys 7S2·l920. eves &
hols ry all upgraded Docb · 9070 -------•~•••••••••••••••••• SSO N. Beach Blvd" wknds557·3S34.
lwvc 2 boats. must sell ••••••••••••••••••••••• 25' Class A mint cond. ;ill s·u ES, SERVICE <At Beach & Whittler I (79-104-0021621 Be rr It c 1 e l S 2 o o k 1977 DODGE V AH _.. '71 ~E 3.5 cpe. orig l o er ta es 'o.i I SUPS AVAILAILE S4" ~I~ 0782 w ' d · AHO LEASING LA HABRA owner. lo mileage. mu11t before 5 wkd ys, VACNewport64805Sl _1 . AirconC'~M /F'M ster~o ·1aCLEARANCE 1714t522-5333 NEWt979DATSUN sec to a ppreciate.
2ll/63U484 or aft 6 & ----RENT 23' FIREBA Li tape, d .... sdunroo11, NOW""PROGRL'SS' Closed Sundays 2102-0001 .....,l!689m4"'uv. wknds114/840·2682 Slip wanted for 43' Gran SELF CONTAINED 4 mags, s1 e wm uw. a.,-•n .,. .....,.. "°""" M Crui . h . around custom p;iinl & $4650 . G 0 L D C 0 A S T . . anner ser wit 13 REASONABLE. 645-2'~ hi -bucket swivel seats •11:. •CH IMPORTS '67 ~: Xlnt cond. Reblt . so·x IS'x 7,6 .. d It bcJjm Quiet bve aboard ---------( G~IS) ~ '75 5301. White w /snrr eng. S4400 or will trade N r h ra • on heautifully main Trailers,Tro•.I 9170 1 · 848DoveStreet $8500/bsl ofr by 4·29 (79-558-610821> forBMWelc.49'7·36Uor ~~wd~ ~nh BELT • l.alnl'd boat No k1di. or ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6999 NEWPORT BEACH 493-0083. 494-2146 ~ net ton. s;ray ~~~ ~ 64().1592. c,~ ~Y tr~llller for sale. ___ 7_5Z._0_9_0_o ___ 1 BMW ' _7_5_2002--. 4-s-pd-.-a-i-r. NEW ~9791C.P.~TSUN64 --l.90--d-1ese-1-. -4-spd-.-38-
refng .• eomp elect .. re--~ C-.... It ..,.,.,.., • you own your NABERS .... ..a 9707 AM /FM rl 29 000 '" ""''" ood od
ady to go, $100,000. Days W' ...--9010 home. Call Mac 548-2370 . =••••••••••••••••••• 714-661-~ e~es • m1 mpg, ~·~~250 co .
ITI4)557·1005. ••••••••••••••••••••••• orSuc979-7806 ---------1 ~ $4599 Um BOSTON WHALER HONDO FLAT B01'Tf.?M. 13' Shastu trnvel trailer '75 Cherokee J eep low • ') 4 d:~~ .·~~~ ~~ a• r "74 20021'i1. $6700 or bei.t (78-1997-331319> "70:K>CliEL 6.3. all optioni.
25 H P e l ec s tar t custpalnl&lnstallat1on. w/port u·potty. S695. packa.:e. Mal! wheels . 631-0550& Beautiful Bcst lnU.S.A
Evinrude. tilt trlr xlnt wlllg, many xlras. w/or ~ Nu tirrs. Very c lean. ZOOOH."bofBlv<1 ~Y si:r~ac:ssae~t~.o~ 631·5735 NEW1979 DATSUN Sl5.500. P .P. 1703 W _ _. 63 343 r p'M w/oul motor 3 motors to S6.300.d1r m 540-5676. Co..c,1 fv\. .. ,,1. 540-<>IOO .77 BMW r A C 80.,v Balboa Blvd. Apt. l, Npl. .......... l-4 8 l 6 choof"' fro~. 631·556·7 .· Tr;ivcl trailer 23 1 ~·. twn <4tOVZZ > sunroo • ' · 2 """ Bch 714 /673·9729. "" '76 GMC ll1nh "1 •rr·• ~~~~~~~~~ S .. DDLEl .. CK stereo. must sell Makl
T•V SHELTER 645-4305 bds. lb/shwr. A/C. frc d ' .. ., ~ u • .: "' "' cxr '>A SAVE' ~uya new wrht.fully s /cont.JOOOw moon roof. dual ~a s 197lDODGEVAH VALLEY IMPORTS cr.7141635-&\,,,._ • '57 190 4 cyl ~-Runi.
CHRIS-CRAFT" Trw pl)f'fotiOft ~·~~~czc~·1 irs.v~~U: ~peAS~;d~~:~1!1a~t~r.~~ "11lADESMAN 200" 831-2040 495.4949 ~~peBM~lv;~o~;bl~~~~t (79·326·1111821 ~~ S2300or t orrer
Leased to New~rt Bat ••••••••••••••••••••••• tra n s coole r . auto. dow. Off roacl ttrt.'1> & Automatic trans . panel C:C. 5...1-/ '78 Audi lOOLS. Au lo. 4 llr. tcr 65.000 m1 's Cla1>!>tl View Yacht Cub. US . ~~rs. -cruise. locked diff. air white !>pokc whb 400 ing & only 60,563 mil1:s. swiroof Gd transporta nu. .. h ~labs European DOT
IT FREE. 10% invest· R.wt 9120 bags rr s prgs. Warn Eng. Abi.olulcly must C54398Pl. u on. $800. 644·5596 or h e ad 11 t cs. r a r c • •
ment lax credit. 20~ Isl ••••••••••••••••••••••• wench. H/D fml bmpr. tr sell this week S595U OHLY $2295 548·9&16 Mt.'t'hanrc maintarned re
'72 Mercedes 250. ~perb
shape Service record:.
AC. PS, auto. s lere-0
Named "Darth Vader" sms..q PP. 49J.212S
' yr dep. Xlnt income. Mr. '75 VW Cm pr. lo mi. hitch. $7500 both/offer. firm. 675·S226 or 675-9\HO Miracle a. . ...t..:.-t'Ords. New upbol. Reef~ DAJSU N
Duke,714-645-6015 rcfri g,air,bke new.slps 548-1525 .77 J E l';I' Cheroke e . Mazda/Rettouft -"" 9709 minor body work & 4 631 5844 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 421 Uoiffite. A.P.D.C. tw · Auto~lc.,Parb Loaded. $6250 Ouyi.. 2l50HarborBl.,C M. 'GOA l H 1 paint . No accidents. l88358eachBlvd.
dlesl. r11dar.Sold new at Sportsman 8' shell w/top &Acce11oriH 9400 496·4601, cvc::.,'wknd::. 645-5700 3000 us'" deij ~~ uuto, radio. 7 14 1752·680~ Huntington Beach __ _
'79L.A. Boat Showd.ue lo slidina extension. Twin .. ••••••••••••••••••••• _$46-__ 1622 ______ --1---------557 ~~3torret 6 ' · busine:.s 5 .. 0.0442•842-7781 ..,.., 450 S L' M nt co d •11-~p Own f " 1977 Dodge Tradesman . .,.,, a · p.m . -----...--1 , '" · ·"' · 1 n ·· '"'""""" er i;acn ices bunk boxes, wardrobe & Sunroofs w /removable •77 JEEP fJMW '15 2002.~ilvc:r,mrntl•--------Ivory & Bamboo lnl .
ut$175,000. 645-6600. icebox. !-'air cond. $250. glass, full guaranteed CHEROKEE ~::S~mv~s•~~:O~~ec':; i 2 · BMW 971 2 t'OOd 4 spd Air l:k:.l or Mirh T1r('s $11 ,500 or
-------SSS.5782. Call for appt. Tru·Line l.OOe special parnt. Cull)• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rr 331.11:11:1 trade for R.E. or T.D's
*SEA RAY* Bedric Con "30 AutoTrim Inc. 8J(H~ ~~ .. ;i~r'u~~ct;:~t~ol. ~iii~ carpeted & panelled in· '77 BMW 320-1-. _4_s_pd_,_a_1_r.• !::!::! ........... !??:~ Ca11Curt642._·5SS4 ___ _
•••••••••••,•••••••••••• 2St.ock Dodge van beats. wheel A ~t F.. oof side. port holes.· a ir p rl '71 _,.,.. wlut.e auto Im . " "'. r l>";Jl· slt:reo e eruon ' ·75 308 GT4. Burgundy """"· • .• . ~wheel elec. car. new bat· never used. jade green. rack clt 1277S1\l') vents, s un r oof. high "c" ~""'• mac .. PS/PB. S5300
PRE UQLIDAY tery,st.lcgal,due tode· SS0.839-7493 · $6495,... back swivel c hair s. .._..... __ ,.,__ w/boxer blk bottom s.o-4628 -n ath in family must be spare tire rack. wide '73 BMW 3 o cs. 4 spd. Service records a vail. ---------
SALE sokt.$500.642·1353 AlltosforSale Huntinc)tonleach tires w/ mags. AM /FM AIC stereo new factory Body & eng. concourse 1970 ~E Coupe, slnt
AMC/JEEP tape cass e tte . $6450. IMMEDIATI:: eng.' paint.. shocks. ex cond S26.500/mlt ofr. oond. f\Jll pwr. air , lite 0.AI Models Motoriud IMlff 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16751 Beach 8111147·9551 8704564 (Fulli:rtoM. DELIVERY! hausL. brks-PvL ply 714·751·5875. 7AM -7PM blue. S12.000. 673-2181.
E I 26' C · ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT LARGESELECTIOH suoo. 752·26lSeves Rat 9725 Oasssc'63 MBZ190C.
loxaadmedp ew:/tra'ilerr.uJrsec:~ TIIE MO-PEDDLER RENAODTEICRSETAONO '73 Ford >..1..T Rungcr. ful · '76 Chev van shrt whl _ "' N PEUGEOT MO ly cqu1 ppcd Mu s t base, red. PIS, P/B /\IC. OF HEW 1979 '70 BMW. newly paintec..1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great mileage. s Lereo ~c!..S24,510, sale price p~~ Reg S469• No~ ADV~RTISERS sacrifice. $3700 or ofr . 3SOV-8. 26K ml. SSJOO/bst 320i•s good condition. $3200 '76 131S wagon. auto. SS(XX). Ph496-3S04
,_... S319 631.3830 T he pr ice or items Days. 768·77l8. t:;vcs. olr.962·5203 52li's Nam·y 4!17·2139 AM/FM. lo ml, xlnt ·n 2SOC: Sunroof, xlnt •15yrflnmtc5nC)OAC · advertised by vehicle 661·2349. ---------<'OC'ld 644·05S8eves cbnd. Original Owner .
.... fw...ciftcj MoJ)t:d Foxi GT dealers in the vehicle ---------'75 PLYMOUTH ALS0633csi's saMXI 673-737 "
•LowdownPaylMnt Like newS450. classified adve ~tisin g '78JEEPS VOYAGER INSTOCtc! Dahwl 9720 "74Convert.SportSpider. · 1
548·63'716PM,8P:\f. columns doesnotmclude CJ.5's&CJ·7's 127 " wh cc:l basc. 5 Cllll today _ We may ••••••••••••••••••••••• n.'blteng Newtop.$3295 HARRISON'S One '78 Pacer Moped. la1ncyensaep.plt1rcaanbslfcertarxeeess .· 3 lo <'hoosc rrom' All passenger. V 8. auto have the pre·o wne d 494-0451 MG loaded With extrai.. some trans. ri~ht side i.hd1ng BMW you a rc looking * z~ * Hando 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~[I RAY eo•ts $225. One Cla1rbella fi!lance c~arges. fees for With chrom e whee ls! dr .. emission control for! s ....................... Mew 1979
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~ " Moped. S100. 545-1501 art au-poUut1on control de · (93275,928351 system. AM radio. new 831 2040 495 4949
3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. 4PM. vice certif1c11lions or de· SAVE white painl. 119.000 mi. • • DISCOUNTED llrmd Mew •79 MGs & MIDGETs
631·2547 aler doc4mentary pre· H·-&:...,.on•-och $2,600.Canbe scenat thc 19771MW320i SHOP&COMPARt:: H~DA Cars in ~tock for Immediate ~a!f.C::s/ paration charges unless WTJ"'T -Daily Pilot. 330 W . Bay "'" delivery! All colors! Sec , ____ .__ 9150 otherwise spcc1fwd by AMC/JEEP St .• Costa Mesa or call 4 speed , a ir cond. & MAHY USbeforeyoubuy
•'77Searay220SRV.Hd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.headvertlser. t675t"8cachBl/84Hl55l Circul ation D ep t . tr~~b~t=r~c~s~e~cj ToChooHForoa! TODAY!!!
galley. 233 hp. low hrs. Must Sac. '79 Yamaha 750 642-4321. ext. 210 U41SJE>. R
unmac. Loaded w/xtras, Spec .. UIOO mi. Sells for ~=~/ 9520 Good·73 1-·ordd.•:1 T.4
54x4 ~LY s8900 UNIVE SITY 8 trailer $15 ,000/ F irm $318.5 Wiii sell for $2900. ..cs . con rt1on. 300. '70 Dodge Window Van: """' Otmmobil~ -~:)· 754-799tl 64.').8594. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 559-1342 Wood paneled. Rblt 6 cyl. Miracle •DATSUNS * Honda c°" • GMC -
'46FOROWOODIE lfl77 Sc-I t 4 h 1 d new tires. battery. Mmdo/Renoult L--Se4edion 17 Gis i.par. ga:. sa-.cr USEDONCE' FuUyrC'SlOrL-d!S13.000 >U .w l'<· nve. amtrm cass. All re-2150 HarborBl.,C M. -~ TNCks _.<.:=-'_..
120MC 110. Bimini top, Susuk1RM250 675·6161 ee,aul1Cul C~!>~um rac~. ceipts. great mi. Sl9sb or 645-5700 Of A.II Models 2850Harbor Blvd. • ....... _..__ rigg~ for fis h. good Make Offer• stcrro. 1 ryl. 26()()0 miles. best offer Call 494·9532 SALES-LEASING Costa Mesa 540·9640 292.SHarbor Blvd.
shape. $2800 496-5922 557-8393 '79 MG TD $.S500 499·.i898. PARTs.SERVICt-: COSTA MESA -'78 Maxi Dodae. P"' r '77 IMW 3201 '76CVCC Wa 0 on 979 2500 dys.499-3660eves. 78""' 17S ENDURO. L1''"e Trucks 9560 ., Aut tr f " " • u• " Rll!a4l•ca.R str/brk, cr wsc. AM-FM o. ans .. sunroo .... 1r 43,000m• $2800 COSTA MESA
DATSUN l.!178 15' Low Line Bass oc-w, ooly lOOOmi, must ..,. ... "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape w tspkrs. A.C. cond .• stereo casscllc, 640-0254
Hoel 19' trailer used 7 seU to best offer. 557-8393 BRAND NEW! '78 Chevy Luv. 5 yr 50.000 customized. 847-7252 immaculate th ruout ' '76 MG Midget .red. 44.000
J.,,,.. 9730 miles Needs m ioor
••••••••••••••••••••••• touchup. $2800. 645-1749 times, eomplete w / 40 Your choice or beautiful warr. Ing bt.'<1. AM FM ---------(004TJAl
h.p. Mercury outboard, '78Yam.SRSOO.Bl.k·gold, black or elegant cham-cass. Sl200 cstm pkg, '76DodjteVan.42,000mi. Several tochooserrom.
565 Minncona Trolling like new. 2000mi, garage pagne, these are rare Sl<XXYl'OI' or $5500 cash. custom whls, tires. Vinyl SADDLEIACK motor, depth finder all kept. Come see. make or. classics not to be found 549-9t31 /545-4233 eves. button tuck intr. Stereo. VALLEY IMPORTS
utras. s4.ooo. Call rer.~7777Jim.CM. elsewhere in Orange custom paint. Need a County. Leather Interior. '77 El Camino. 14K m1. new home. S5300 or $200 831·2040 495.4949
534-5037. '75Yamaha RD125B. like wood dash. AM /FM auto. P 1S. P /U. V·8. and Take over pymnts. lot:;,:::'/ nu. only 3300 mi. bst ofr stereo cassette, glass AM I 1'' M. a 1 r s hoc17k7s
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&42·3420 JIMMARINOVW ~~~~·shell, S900. YOURDATSUH
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less than SOOO mi. Shop HUNTINGTON BEACH '7 6 FORD COURIER TOP DOU:XR
manual & removed parts 142·2000 PICKUP FOR TOP CARS
incl.$4000.S69·S782· i---------5 speed, AM /f'M t11pe,
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1963 Daimler Jaguar 3.8 979 2500
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493-374S Ps+ot 9741 1600 Hart>a Blvd
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I I '70 IHI T Tuga One 493-7199 SHHUG neweng AM/FM wheeh. xlnt. cond. r a d I o. m a is . 1Foun~ti~ey HM>370 IABIT Owner, ft41Weng & pi.int 1.-.... 9767 cass, ~ug11, fUoo. Call throughout. dys 636·1500 (544HIL)(l2621) wo eh -C-1-.-1-c----9-9-1-i5 I Low miles. In great I ~~eo, m11 gs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548·53'76. ~t~· Call Terry '11 DATSUM LON~~h~ACH ·-·••••••••••••••••••• NABERS
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I I •Casablanca Beige Mel B "76 Sdrocco. AM I l''M Xlnt<.'Ood. 546-6906. DATSUN Beach ConvenlJoo & En· Bdorado Cetlhr e Automatic trani... au..-~ .. , tape, air, ma~ whls. t.ert.a.anment Cente r. 300 I I lealherseat.s, alarm. ••I/pr#~ 111lver, cherry cond. Bc:it '69 VOLVO 1445 E. Ocean Blvd., Long •
'77 Che vr Camaro, lo rm's. PIS. P/8, AM/P'M cass .• silver blue ln col· or. asking $4500. Call
497-2903 +art 5pm & I I T;;,~:t~r:~ns~~\b , 11·~·-·•l ottcrS75-4265 ~~h~l~ni;~t:t~~~g ~~:_ h':5tin~coh:::h &~~i642-5678,ext272 l'UICHASE '17 TOYOTA alarm.fullyei~uip~ ......... _, ... _ '7H VW Bus. Champagiu owt car 540-0442•842·7781 tuclwm yourt.ac·kets OR LEASE
I SR/5 I •Guards Red · 2!Y~lh1rhor lilvd t:d, AC. snrf. AM/f"M $1350 1lt '* • YOUR MEW wknds. ,.
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don't forget that the
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'72 1'l Dorado Convertl· '74 Malibu Classic Lan·
ble. Russet ext. w/bone dau, V·8, auto, R/H, A/C, •
leather IDL Evl'ry opt p /S. p / B. Lo mi, reg gas , Xlnt cond. $5,000f 8 11t xlnt $2500.548·96H8 .,..
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--;---611 Chev. Mali bu, 2 door, '74 Coupe dC' Valle: G.ood good lraru>portatlon car .
rond. l.oad~d ~a ll $5()CI_ Call after 5 PM 751-3211 , aft 6 528-736ti 6.'11-5570 •.
'7l Coupe De Ville, d nt "T1 lmpala4·dr, a.IJ.power._ l
co00, atr pwr. AM·FM air,AM·lt'M/8track. Ex·
st.ereo, $1800. 41f1·3149 ceUent cond. All freeway
'78 Seville, loaded, excep. mtle-. Pvt. party. $3500.
bona.I car must sell for 751-4840
less than owed. ~·:>490 _ ;.-Corv--a-ir-. -2 -dr-M-ooza-· -. 4
'74 Coupe d~ Ville: Good spd. good cood, clean, ,
cond. Loaded Call _SfBS.751'66._10 ___ _
751·3211. Aft t> 52ti-7366 '73 Caprice Classic, '°mt, -c-.ro 991 7 loaded. 1 onr, very clean,
•••••••••••••••••••••• reg gas. 979-0105
'70 4sp, 350RS, i;cond cond. '611 lmpaJa. Sharp! $1250/ ,
nu paint. $1,000 offer or trade aod'I' ·
493·<rT8'J 548-2'29 after l PM }
·73 LT. :.al ver . AM · '61 Chevy II, rblt 6 cyl,
FMtcass. cruise, ;ur, auto, new tires, brks-,
m>mi war. auto, pwr, body x.lnt, orig palnL 2no 1 S&n>. 631-4004 own.r. SSIS/olfr. 63t...se6. ,
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THAT flOIS AIOUMD OM LISS •AS.
The new 1979 Fiat Strid• glwe you better mifelQe then the Dlltun
3 t O or the gas-powered Rabbit Ind It ~• hundreds of doll ..... INn
either e« going In before you ~ go out. Wh11'1 more. Strada .oNee '°"
better ga tn1leage thin the Omni or Horizon, too. Alt EPA ...,,.... n
MPG. 41 MPG eetlmated highwliy mfteege,
Remember. compere ttleM eetil'nltet to tf'le eettmeted MPG of otMr
ws, You mev get dtfferent mffeaoe depending on IPWd • ....,.,, Ind
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So NICE ' And nlccl)' COttDOIA
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HOWAID Clile•rolet wbetol. rru1 e control. COSTA MESA llo\' 11 ~ 11 1 pill J>" r 1wau. & 28,000 Nt\VPoRTi:st=A~H mil ll"liS..'iTl 1988 U>tA&1tr XK7, m1&ny HJ.ORIS $4999 eictraa, re14 gal'I, xlnt ~--• cond $1900. 6•1f·~474 ever.
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Uurn1i.hed brown w1lh
<..'Onlns ting tun u nd
brown 1ntenor. equipped
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IAU.IUICI
Z!m Harbor Blvd
COSTA M!SA
'7t -2 100
1'76FORD
Ga.AMADA C OUPI
Aut.omauc. pwr ste~nna
& bru ea, aJr rond &:
27.000 miles. Llke NEW: 1:kllS!lM).
$3999
NABERS ~
l()()() H.\rlxlt Blvd.
c~"' i\l\esd. SAO 9100
•71 CHIVaOUT
MONTI c,AILO
White wllh <.'001 blut.• In
Wrior. cnu e rontrol l
ave gi. uhnl' A "cl
ma.lllt.a1.Ded automoh1lc 19t9VNM) lJJfXJ H."tV 1:\1\.<I
(~A ~I 'l.d() 11100
with AM FM sterl'O and '!~~~JI!!!!!!!.. air rond1t1o n1ng . .:
$57t5
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COSTA MESA
1975 CHIVROLET
'TT Cordoba, xlnt coud
5200 miles. most ac cesaones S69SS. Valul'. Sacriht>e $5575. P .P .
536-3793 536-41 GI
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$3tt5
540-5630
IOll\SO\ & so'°
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'78 Fairmont St. Wgn, 30K rru. A/C, $4000/besl offer '78 Fies ta. 30K m 1.
$3500/bst ofr '78 Both
xlnt l'Ofld SS7 ·5()U
'76 Granada, 6 cyl, 4 dr.
2626 HARBOR B L VO air. auto. PIS, P /B, xlnt
lt75 CHRYSLER COST A MESA rond $3450. 53!-3268
CORDOIA , . '&\4 dr. Sednn, nds clutch.
lat e r lor. Pam per DEAL&RIHIP Oli9A ...... rouneu wltb luaur1. IAYRAD•OI ~· loeded ear _IM-_11_•_. ____ __. ,=~~ (416PKF~7IO UNCiXJU ... IUCURY am.··-........ Olill Diiie • .., 1 lll&J --. ____ 30 lf.llAutoc.ter Dr. ~y •.11Jtl 3*. exelllltiaaal elUa. ~
-SDfl'wJ·LakeP'orttleldl HOW~-~..___._. IAlded. lfmP1"'1. Aak· IRVINE __ ......_.. IDI 11.ao o . ca I
ll0-70IO Dove 6 Quall SCI. 114/ 111.a' 11 d y • •
NEWPOR11' BEACH 71'11• -vea.
2821 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA "14 Mon~. 4'dr. Brohm.
... ,..... ,, ... 7 New r 0001al 1u~~ ~ "" c... MW m . ~-1-t ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• olr. W ll'9de for !? .
"15 Maverick 2dr. &cyl, MM>OtO. l~i~l&ea. •---?t-DPH--Y-l--
VllUe• WA60M Mlrctrf ttlO Bl&ae wttb bl\tl vinyl In·
•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• terlor, tilt s t eerin g wheel. air. automatic •
AM/FM cuaette stereo.
All Oda plua a 6 cylinder ~· (7S1Z)
· '76..CUIY
MOMAICHCMflA
SIDAM
Bumi.shed bronze with S67ZS-
mat.ch.in.g tan vinyl in-540.5130
Lerior with air cood1· M'e r~~~~:~~· b~~~~~ IW,!11~161
SJ7t5 212' HAABOA BLVD.
540.5130 COSTA MESA
1011,\0\ \~ ,0\
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2829 HAABOA ILVD.
COSTA MESA
'72 Col. P11rk 9 pass. wag.
While, fully loaded !
Xlnt ! 12.100. 675-6161
'78llPHYR
SEDAM
'7tMOMAICH
GHIASIDAM Tan with tan interior. lilt
steering, cruise control.
power windows. powe r sleeriog, air condition· tng, AM/FM stereo eight
track. <988WCA> $6695
540·5630
llMIH •79 ~Salon 2 dr,
77 OLDS WA60M muat ..U. •lat t ond .•
Tia dJI tu nayl ID· 11er7 ale•. loaded
tenor wltb ind ividual w/eriae Clllllnl Belt of.
front aeata. root rack lilt •ovw ..... .,,._
......i.n, wheel. All/FM 'Tl Cutlua Broqbam, elPt track. power •teer· x1nt cond. auoo .•• .,.., !~_po) we r b r a kes. alUPlf -..:.--_ __..;.. __ _ , ru lt76Plp111 ..
Slftl W74 CutJw "2, map, ._,_,C•I••
.... "·S630 4115cc, dual etJ!· pab, 2 s..t II.. w .. --high comp 1aa, posi Blue met&Ulc w /blue IDL rearend. f2000.IGGIM7 A/C, AM /FM atereo, 1011 \ \0\ ,\ SO\
• ''''H<>LN Mf R\URY. '75 Mint Cond: Fully auto., s peed eontroll
EqUipr N ~....-.. Good emiss.io n a eo ntro 2626 HARBOR BL VD mii:g· ew ~. a)'lltem. linted llua. s»Wr COST A MESA . e. l2.950. S40-33l85. windoft • loeb. Priced
•'70 YISta Cruiser, 9 pu s. ~ blue book. 7, •• , lt760U>S New brakes, valves. mi.Sl.975.Can beaeen.C c:.Helt Stlpa1M tires. SHOO. 497-3166. the Dally Pilot. 330 W.
BROUGHAM.1'-Top, full Bay St., Coata M•a or
power. AM/FM s lereo PWo ttl call Circulalloo Dept.
tape, lilt. cruise. 1pht •••••••••••••••••••••• -..az1. elrt. 210 pwr. seals. Cabriolet lop ._ w N a h & like new condition. '"' a100. ew c ute • Loleeometbing valuable! <'90PHL> roof rack. A/C, 4 spd. Place an ad in our Loet ._·,.999 great mpg . $1250. and Found columna: _. ~5 'l'bal's .mere people loot NABERS 'TT Sl>rtaboul. A/C, xlnl ~ they've round an cond. 46K mi, S3500/mk itemofva llle.
• olr. '18 Stat. Wgo, 40K ...._.Used
mi. A/C $3300/btll orr. •••••••••••••••••••••-557·5041 ••••••••••••••••
'74 Pinto Wagon. Xlnl N' ABERS cond. AM /F M c a ss .t'1
2600 ~rbor 81\i(i
r Cost,, /ll'ewl 540-<>IOO Sky blue. Vinyl and cloth
bucket seats with an economical 6cylm der
engine, automatic and
air. (447UZV)
2626 HARBOR BLVD. __ _;;,_ ____ I
COSTA MESA 1975CutJass4dr. likenew.
stereo. Steel be lte d ~· radials. mags. special
inl. Roof rack ~ lrl
$4995
540-5630
40K miles. vinyl top,
t ....... "52 loaded. $3000.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 19'n Cutlass 4 dr. bke
1979FORD
MUSTANG
new, 32K miles. AM /FM
cass. $400(). P /pty terms,
Tom dys, 492·2100. evs
hitch. SI 750/bs t ofr.
m.8388alt6PM -'74 Llke new. 2 door. new
paint. SUIOO. or best offer.
556-0637 aft 5. MONTI CARLO
Factory air cond . pwr
seui.s. pwr brake:. &
vinyl top. (S85LW A I
Full power, f11ctory mr 73 X~7 hMetat.h~ blue. smooth. 289 V8. reg.gas. c.'Ond . split pwr. scat:., while cat er F~vHy rar-3 spd Cl ean. $350.
Landau t op & 37 ,00 Lory option. Culi tOm 545-3349 2626 HARBOR BLVD. miles et39MI Ni am rm cai.selll'. wire ....;.____,. _____ _
1011\so'° & so" • LINCOLN-MERCURY Automatic. air cond , 492·2300. Qdty Ir Price pwr. steering & ONLY 89 --------'7 1 Two.dr, auto, air. L \ RG F:S T miles' <Ser...,.....) ·72 Olds CuUass, nu vinyl needs painl. G<I mech. lo SELECT.ION $2999 $2999 wheels. lo" m1 . Reg gas. Rebuilt engine 70 Ford COSTA MESA lmm at l'und. S3400. LTO,good cond.$1000 --------
NABERS NABERS
r!adi/Pac ~~
lo<X) H;\rbol Blvd
(<Y.>t.t ~' S40-Cll00
2CJOO H.11ho1 Blvd
Co-.1.1 flfleo...1 S40-Clt00
'17 CHIVROLET ·12 Newport. MOHZA Heuter. run:. good. S500
4 speed. power steenng, ___ Ca_ll 548 1392
power brakes. air cond1· 1978 CHRYSLER llon.ing, 4 cylrnder. ex. cclleot gas mileage, only LE IAROH SEDAN 1~.000 rnUes. 1832SXAI Full power . ractory ;or
SADDLHACIC cond . all of the Chrysler luxunes & 18.000 miles. VAWY IMrORTS MustSt..'C! «i Q210394)
831-2040 495.4949 $5999
NABERS ~
:>1&0184. 498-3107 '68 Colony Park Station Wagon. runs well, $500.
548-4982 Dodge 9935 .......................
·oo Dodg~. 82K orig mi's,
new tin·s. s hoc ks &
trans. rad1c:1lor & mort<.
Great s urfer car $600.
Joey. 496·37W.
'76 Special t:d1t1011. auto
trans, pwr ster'g/brks.
xlnt rond. 552· 1429
994 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1975 FORD L TO
IROUGHAM
fUJJ power. factory air
cond .. AM I FM stereo & 8 track. cruise control.
padded top & low. low
nules. (473LUTI
$2599
OHL YSS j 95 top, uses any gas. P /S. mi. SlOOO/orf 642-6438 01-· NEW" U~ED
HOWARD Chevrot.t P1B. clean. xlnt cond ·71 Pinto auto trans. JN ORANGE COUNTY $1500/0 80 . 751·7901 RadioS699. CADILLAC VALUE Dove & Quall Sts. PROT NEWPORT BE AC H Olds '74 Cutlass Wgn. bm. 545-354. ECTION PLANS .3~0555 ai.r.reggas.V·S.AM/FM --------~ Avallable onMost Cars ;;#" ....,....... tt60
---------•stereo. t op c ond . ••••••••••••••••••••••• • '6.S Mustang Coupe. v.s. Bluebook $3250, a s k
289 en~inc. auto trans. S2600. 752·2264
PtS. very clean. $2750 1
owner. 962-0655.
1976 PLYMOUTH
WAGON
AutomaUc lrans.. l u~· !(age rack & factory a1
cond. <638WOV>.
$3499
NABERS ~
o,...,. Ca•t(• s ... c....
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COUPIDIYIW
Full powe r, lea lhcr
covered seals. stereo
radio & 8 track tape
C945LQTI.
$5395
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CO'o•·• Mt..,,, c,ao •>100 '75 Ford (;ranada A/T ,
P.8 .. P.S .. P.W .. Jo'uclory
. wr. Stereo tape deck. 69 Convert . Newport· cry goud cond. inside & ____ ____ ~rubber, Good run· out. Mechanically sound.
'76 Capnce F.stale Stal rung con~ sm 494-0451 $2675. or best orrer.
I t76 CADtLLAC
B.OOIADO COUPI
Full power, leal be r ,
seats, Cabriolet. top le
c r ui se co n t rol. (7SOTRV>. Wgn, P/S, P/8. er con· Cowtiwcntal 9930 _63_1_-4859 __ • -----
trOI, stereo 645-4484 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Fai.rmont Wgn. almost
1976 LIMCOLH brand new w/3 yr wmty.
COMTlHEHTAL ~ <!c.1ual MPG. i\M/FM
COUPE. Split pwr. seats. ruclio, ta!>(·. AC. pwr etc.
leather, Cabriolet top. 54495. 559·5211
cruise control & stereo ·m Ford Super Van. new
radJo. 1058POP>. hrters & timing gear. $5699 Panelled. crptd,
$1850. 631-2476.
NABERS 'ti8STATION WAGON
GOODCOND
21..e.C......Dri•• --c-. ...-Of'IM 1 DAYS A Wiii(
-~. $400. 963-2135
}g76 GRANADA GHIA: 6
cyl. auto. 19 mpg. air.
am/rm s tereo. Well
cared fo r. Beautiful !
$3950. 831-0296 761-7222
•n Mark OJ Xlol cood . '74A un· 4d 4 1 ti k
SELL idJe Items with a $2,9950.8.0 . Lv. msg. shift~ u!ss rthaC: ~.OOo
_ D'.u.ly Pilot Classified Ad. 833-1528 mi. XJnt cond. 557.3349
Alltot, Mew tlOO Alltol. Mew tlOO Autos, Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
NEW '79 PICKUP
F\.fllY factory eQulpped. 4 speed
trjnsmisalon, undercoat. wn tires.
llnteef g1... & economical 4 cy1 enotne. cs. 414811). (Stlc. 5400>. ·
s•Mt
NEW78200SX
4 eyl., 5 •peed trans.. air oond ..
tinted glass. WSW tires. AM/FM
•*9o rMio I body ••de moldings. (Set. 080337).(Stk. 5\16)
. *5699
NEW '79 210 DELUXE
2 Door .. 4 cyl. engine, 4 Speed trans ..
body side moldings, tinted glass
undercoat & reclining bucket aeeta'.
(Ser. 837923). (Stk. 5321).
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BEAUTIFUL
BRAND NEW
1979
CHRYSLER
Le Baron
(Ser. #5278)
NllSYIAI/
50,000 Ml. W AllAMTY
IYCHIYSLll
(LIMITED TIME)
MlllYIAl/H.MI ...
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CHECK THESE GREAT FULLY RECONDITIONED USED CARS
"74 CHlftOUT MONTECAAl.0
1777NCAI
"76 TOYOTA ClLICA
QMll ...... $3963 ,=~~ ... $3632
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1,71 HOlb4IT
WAOON
1-o&MSll),
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\IEG• (!~CW) •••
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$6195
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1976 CADILLAC
SEYILLI
ASTROROOF, cruise
control. leather seats & wir e shee l covers.
(Q513ll3)
$7995
• ltn CADllL.AC
SEDAM DI VILLI
Wilh split power seats,
cruise coolrol. stereo
radio & cassetle tape
prayer. (QUU421
$7995
• I t71 CADIU.AC
COUPIDIYIW
Wi t h rue l lnJeclion.
lealher. stereo radio Ii
C.8 . and S0/50 power
seats. (351RUE>.
$8195
• ltnCAM.L.AC
•DOIADO
Full power, Cabriolet
loP. dual power aeat.s " crui se c o nt r ol.
<312RXJ) .
.,:~ ·~ CCMR DI YUi ·
With leather covered
seats. cndae ~ • 8 trac k t a pe player.
(782'1'ZW).
$9595
• lt71CANLAC
llOUeHAM
DW.IMNCI
F.qulpped .,.. all ol lbe
fadOry ,......, optkma.
<M7TIZ>.
$9HI
• lt77C~C
S9a&.I
F ull power. leather.
stereo radio A enaise
cOnlrol. (aldKT) .
SH95 • OVER 100
QlJ ALITV CARS
TO SELECT FROM •
,
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1979 FORD FAIRMONT
2 DOOR SEDAN
SPl'Cllll V.ilutt Pac~age Vinyl IOP oalenor decor group onl!lr•o•
.ar.cttnl QIOUP pciw1•r IC-Rnng 2 rone po1n1 wni1e~100 wull•, r.id10
llnlod ql.i•,•, ~Pr • 733'3 'ii •:?758
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CASHPllCE
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FOR 41 MOS.
55999
CASH NICE
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1979 FORD PINTO PONY
fi,1ck .S P1n1on <,l<'('nnq lronl d1'>c t>rake~ m1n1-ton~olfl oeluJ(r>
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53499
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G~NA
SA'1
100~
FIHANCINQ
OM AF'PfU:N~O CREDIT. .. OR
SE
HAB\;-A ESPANOL~
'75 CHRYSLER
1979 FORD RANCHERO
Aulomallc lron•m1«1on OOWPr ·•~rinq rJO•JI wf'111esroe wall!> duJI
roc1nq mmo,., llnll•O gta ,., Ser • 1 (>41 St • 1802
PHMOHTH
FOi 41 MOS.
55599
CASH NICE
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1979 FORD COURIER
,· II tl•)O :' 0 hlr1• ••nq1nr• wn1t1>• 10r• Wlfil•
qla$::. Ser 114!>!)9 !>t • 1989
w~o,f( rn mirror·., r r'l1f*CJ
PHMO..TH
FOlt 41 MOS.
54699
CASH NICE
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l'W' f i \1 ,r I I \tt r fl'
'75 FORD
GRAl'4ADA tun COttoot.t.
c 11l1nd!'r au1oma11c
po wer '>leer•no power
bral<!''> 755V01
Vinyl top JUIOmJhC 00Wl'I
•;11>eroog PQW(•r bralo.e-. air
cond11ion1ng 1676PCB
Vinyl 100 au1om.i11c POwN
~lf'f'll~ & br 11(r ' .l•t
cono111on1nq l689LRSJ
'73TOYOTA
L..-CltUISU
4 ·wheel OrivP rJ010
healer 17300001
I I
'76 AMC
HOltHH STATIOH WAG01'4
6 ·cvl1nder au1oma11c
PCIWPr '>lePr1ng ~IPr{'O
roo•o 1"' 78NRS1
s2"9
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT ,
'74 LINCOLN MAHIV
Full rx>wer ano looe100111
C365LGT
in the DAILY PILOT
'75MHCURY
M01'4AltCH 2-IMI. HAltDTOP
Vinyl lop 6 cvt automatic. a11 pow er -.1eerino &
!>fakes ( 197NCAJ
'78 FORD
FlfSTA
"·cylinder 4 ~PPPO (II
cond11ron1ng mag wheel'I
17!>5VOXI
S36"
II: mulll c..._ Classlcs, Antl••s. llace, Ir Oile of a kind!
............... -. -... .
I
'76 l=n•D 11s0 YAM
8 cyl • auto . AM/FM·llll)e.
oower steenng & bfltles. c u s tom int • mags .
1509U8U) s5199
' . . ...
'74 Ply Satellite Sebr· mg+. Red, 2 dr wlwlaite
vinyl top. 318VI. a.ea
reg. tall. A/C, PS/PB,
AM / fo'M radio. Xlot
cond.12395/ofr.817~
"12 Fury. Reg 1aa, CC. AC. AM/FM. PS, PB. 6~.000 m l. SlOOO/bst.
964-19'l2 /7M-0477.
,__ ff 65 .......................
1977 PONTIAC
IOt allTIU.I
Brougham. I• "like
new'' condition tbruout " has low one owner mllet. < 43'/SFG I. Was s.'il85; oo saJe
MOW-S4ttt
IAUBIUICa
29'lS Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
'79-2500
'78POHTIAC
TRAMS AM
Gleaming black, red in·
tenor offset by gold mag
wheels. Air conditioning.
power windows, power
swenn~. power brakes
an d au tomat.ic .
t54Tl'DL>
$7495
540-5130
1011\SO\ & SO\
• U NCOLN ·M ERCUf'Y
2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA
1976 PONTIAC
LEMA .. S
A fine c·ar at ·a fraction of
1l i. orqpnal price!
<~NIM). Was 54395, oo
l>ak MO~
IAUH IUICIC
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA M ESA
979-2500
1976 PONTIAC
GRAMDPRIX
F\111 power. factory air
cond . rallye wheels.
Landau top. tilt wheel &
in t•x1·cllcnt cond1\1on .
14&iPUVI $3599
'75 Fireb1rd. very lo
mileage. xlnl coad, A/C.
P/S, racUal tires. 642-1605
1971 PONTIAC
IOMHIVIUI
BROUGHAM. Split pwr.
seal. crwse control, Oil
wheel. stereo radio with
tape, etc. (284VQC J.
$6499
NAB~ ~
"19 Firebird Trans Am
TMOO H &>d. rare oot ol
st.ate mdl. wlmds/eves
793-0362
TWO '79 lOTH ANNIV.
Trans·Ams, 4 spd/auto,
must sell. PP. 55IMl397
'76 Firebird, PIS. P/8 .
air. IHrk, spoiler. xlnt cue $480(). 754-17 47
n •s~ tt10 .......................
lt77flOID
1"UMDlllllD
Full power factory air
oond .• GOdau top, sptil Mata. 24,000 mUea ft
sharp! ('JOtRXJ).
Mlft
'7lal'•/ellll ....... ...... ~-· ... ...,:!
""'T' •• -·
OIJDSMOBIEE DEMONSTRATOR . .
. & ·EXECUTIVE . CAR SALE?· ..
GET EXTRA SAVINGS NOW ON THESE COMPANY CARS! ALL ARE EQUIPPED
WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN MIND. CHOOSE FROM OUR HUGE SELECTION THIS WEEKEND!
'76 V.W. RABBIT '77 CHEVY LUY • sPffd transmission. r<ld lo and healer. Low miles Pickup, ' speed transmission radio, healer. wn1te (137131) SPOke wheels. radial lire. 17,000 mil es. 111<•1502)
•3379 SAYE ~
'77 CUTLASS SUPREME '78 MERCURY V6. auto. P .S .• P.8 .• factory air. tilt wheel, AM/FM Colony Park, 10 Pass. wagon. Auto., P S .• P 8 • factory
stereo wlln cas1et1e playe r, (910SXK) air, till wheel, cruise control. AM/FM stereo. roof rack,
12.SOO milH . (563129 )
•4779 SAYE
38 CUTLASSES
SUPREMES and
SUPREME
BROUGHAMS
'76 DATSUN 710 '77 CHEVY MONTE CARLO
Auto. P.S .• P.8 .• factory air, lilt wheel, l)OWer Automatic transmission, radlO ancs heater. Low miles wl~. 1n padd top. custom whffts. and lire. (901SMUl
1877SEA I
•3379 •4779
'73 CUTLASS SUPREME '76 MERC. IOICAT WAGON J Automallc, power steerlno & bralles. a ir conchllon1ng, Autom1t1c. a ir conditioning, power steerl119 & bralles. vinyl tap, console. bucket seats. CJOJHWVl R&H. luggage rack. cvstom wllftls. (S67NPLl
•2279 •2979
Senict I Parts Dtpts. OPEN 'TIL 1.0:00 P.M. Mo.•y ·thru Friday
AH Sale Prices Do Not Include Tax & License I SalePrlces Effective thru Suncla , A ril 29, 1979
t
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NEED CASH?
We pay top dollar for good. clean.
late model used cars. s .. CURT
DA VIS or IRY AM HESKETH today!
r
HUIE SELECTION! .• GIARGE!
'78 CHRYSLER
UIAltOHCOUN
VB, automatic trans.. air cond ..
Power steenng & brakes. AM/FM
radio. vinyl lop & wsw tires.
(344UMC)
'75 AMC
HORHITWAGOM
Economical 6 cyl . automallc
trans , deluxe interior. luggage
rack, sphl seat, air cond11ton1ng,
radio. deluxe exterior. custom
wheels & wsw tires. (923MMO)
'73 FORD
COUKT'ltY SEDAM WAGOM
VB . autom atic trans . air
conditioning. power steering.
Power brakes. radio, roof rack &
wsw tires. (676LPZ).
'78 PLYMOUTH
YOLAU,WA•OH
VB. automatic transmission. air
conditioning, power steering.
po~er brakes. luggage rack.
radio. wsw tires & extremely LOW
MILES. (671UIX).
Many, many Plymouth
Champs & Sapporos
& Voya9er Vans
to choose from. ·
And what
a time to
SAVEii
NOW THROUGH MAY 10TH O NLY! NO
CH AR GE FOR 5-YEAR OR 50.000-MILE
(POWER TRAIN) PROTECTION PLAN WITH
PURCHASE OF ANY NEW 1979 Pl YMOUTH
VOLARE -SAVE $232, ANY CHRYSLER
LE BARON -SAVE $257, ON ANY NEW
VOYAGER VAN -SAVE $219. BUY AND SAVE
NOW!
159 CAR SPECIALS
SPECIAL OF THE WEEK!
1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO
VB. automatic transmission, PoWer steering, POwer brakes, air
cond11tonlng, cruise control. tilt wheel, radio. custom wheels. bucket
seats & wsw tires. (303TWY}. This car must be seen to fully
appreciate it!
55495
'77 CHRYSLER '7 6 CHRYSLER
~TSIDAM C .. YSUI COIDOIA
VB, automatic trans., air cond., VB. automatic trans . air cond .. full
pwr. steering & brakes. AM/FM power -steering. brakes. spht
stereo radio. vinyl top. split seats. seat & windows. AM/FM stereo.
cruise control. tilt wheel & wsw cruise. tilt wheel, leather Int ..
tires. (447UMK) . vinyl top & morel (228724).
'78 CHRYSLER
LE IAltOH SEDAM
VB. automatic trans.. air cond .
pwr steering & brakes. pwr
windows & seat. cruise, vinyl tep,
AM/FM radio & ws w tires.
(449TTO)
'79 FORD
PUTUllA COUPI
Economical 6 cyl . automatic
trans. AM/FM stereo with
cassette. power steering. power
brakes and wsw tires. (898WCl ).
'75 PONTIAC
.• MAte f'ttlX coun
VB. automatic trans , full POwer -
steering, brakes. windows. split
seat & door locks. air cond ..
ctu1se. tilt wheel. padded top &
morel C905NCAJ.
. 52695 5489 53895 53995 54695
.... .-............. ......
l t
I .
. llll•dnltoll Beaell
Fe11•tmln Valley
• EDITION
,, ..... ......._ ____ ~~~~-~ __ IQcm~r:s, ·cornea Donated~--------------~:.· . .., . ·---·----·---··-
Bead' Cgelbi's · Refll't · A:iditlfl· Li1'tng
., 11!8.l. ~J!!&N.
The Wilty V.u1hn family ls as proud of 1•year-old
William lft dealb 11 lbey we~in Ufe.
cw~•• ....... " .....
William, whose favorite pastime was motorcycling,
died in Fountain Valley Community Hospital at about noon
Thursday -lwo days after he suffered bead injuries when
bis cycle collided with a car.
ancho Seco Included
NIN'L llOt1'8 Ann lbe Garden Grove youth's
death, tb.rii\ teama of pbysldau akillfully and hurriedly
removed the acdcleat victim's heart, kjdneya and cor·
neas.
By miclniPt, young Vaughn's heart wu beat1q a1ain
-in the body or a 36-year-old Florida man wbo bad been
waiting since July for lbe vital orsan needed to continue
bis ure.
&OGE& SMITH. a transplant coordinator for the
Re1ional Organ Procurement Agency for Southern
California, saJd today that the F1orida resident ls reported
"doing weU and stable at this time" at Stanford Medical Center, PaJo Alto.
Smith said the four recipients of young Vaughn's cor·
neas and kidneys are pending tests. He said cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the kidney replacements within 24 hours.
DOCl'O&S OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
Angeles composed the cornea transplant team working
Thursday night at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
Joint team fron UCLA and Harbor General Hospital, Tor-
rance, ls baodling lbe kidney transplant, Smith sald.
The dead youth's parents, Wiley and Billie Vaughn,
were told earlier this week by U. atteadi_,I pbyalctp ~t there wu no hope for their IOD.
Determined that tbelr IOD 's death not be entirely ID
vain, the couple d1acuuecl the donation ol or1ana with
their three daughters, Joyce, Debbie and Rhonda.
urr TOOK A LOT of tbi.nting on our part before we
gave the approval," YOUD.I Vauitm's father said today.
Vaughn said be and bis son, a former Boin Grande
High School student, argued only about one thing.
"He refused to wear a helmet. I doo't know why ..
maybe jt was peer pressure, but b~ ju.st wouldn't wear
one·."
Vaughn said his son competed often in cross-country
and Oat-track motorcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that she was concerned about
her s0n's riding and that it was often the topic or dis·
cussion. ·-
"WE TALKED ABOtrr IT a rew months ago," she
·said. "He named·the pallbearers be wanted if something
should·happen . . . "
William will be burled Saturday afternoon at
Westminster Memorial Park following noon seryices in the
chapel at 14803 Beach Blvd.
He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Joyce
Styne, Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
:.E.ight Nuke Plants to Be Closed ·~
Utilities
To Close
1 HER CHARGES RENEWED
Catherine Hardin
Am lniloeent'
Deify ...... ~ .......
'GET IT OVER WITH'
SUspect Hutcher80n
WaJdill
Rumors
Probed
The seventh week ofteStimony
in Dr. William Waddlll's murder
retrial ended Thursday as the
defense tried to pinpoint the
source of alleged rumors that
may have touched off a
homicide probe.
Waddill's cruef accuser, Dr.
Ronald Comelsen, took the wit·
ness stand for a second time
Thursday to say he had beard
that the infant Waddill allegedly
strangled had been revived by
Wes tm in s~e Community Hospital pe I before Wad·
dill arrived a ttJ,e..1..~,ospit,L.
nursery.
But Cornelsen, who' bas
testified he saw Waddill choke
the baby two years ago, could
not recall who told him or the-
purported resuseitation:' · ··-·· ----·· ----·----··--·-·----rn additnm -~D.r. :I'homas
N-pl8nts
.,, A•• .
WASHINGTON < A.P ) ---Nuclear power plants designed. t
by Ba bcock & Wilcox, the
builder of J,be stricken Three .•
Mile bland Unit, will shut down
voluntarily for safety improve.
ments, a top Nuclear Regu.latarY..'.
Commission official aDDOUllCtCI
today.
Ha rold Denton, who recom· •
m ended Wednesday that tbe 1 URC order te mporary shut-l
downs, told the eommission utili·· .
t y companies o perating ~
plants have promised to shut
them voluntarily to cond~t '
safety analyses, make safety-
m o d i fi ca lio n s, pre pa re
emergency prodecures and im·
prove the tra ining o r plant
operators. it
Denton said this week that the
plants would have to be closed at
• -leest-two-r:noMhs-to-ir.on .. out. · c · • d . R . ~ . t Rerguson sai4 be bad told onvicte anrs beeW~t~aliterpo~~~~~~~!~····-'.r n ve, c.,,1 . , u~eaY&&U6
technical problems, and perhaps
·~"··~& longer if design changes must be
made. and moving indepe ndently"
fFL; l N rr. • l because that is what Comelsen ,.,...~ comes ew i na ha~er:=~wied be called
By KA111YCLANCY
Of 1111 OlllY ~ st.tff
Accused rapist Glen Howard
utcherson said today he is
king forward to a May 21 jury
ial "to get this matter over
. ith.
"I am innocent-," the 45-year·
Id Whittie!' aerospace worker
aid after a brief pretrial ap-
arance.
•-Hutcherson, convicted by an A.1l'ange County Superior Court
ry of npe, was granted a new
al lut month by Judge Muon
enton.
At the time, Fenton didn't
lieve the story told from the
:witness stand by Hulcbenon's
( <:op 0,,.ted
.InPieFlap
(
. . __ . Watmhwter ~ John Smith, a
alleged rape victim, Catherine patient of bis, atleometaen's re·
Rardin. quest after the pediatrician
Within hours of Fenton's de· came to FergU>Son'5--bome
cision, a coalition or eight several days alter the alleged
Ora nge County women's groups murder and reported seeing
labeled the judge's decision sex· Waddill "strangle and suf.
isl-t raditional and declared they focate" the infant .
would. investigate a. Q)ove to. re· (See WAD~ILL, Page AZ)
call him from the bench. . . ./f.\
In th e aftermath , PJ / N Hutcherson's new derense anners ix lawyer, Terry Giles contacted
Miss Hardin who sat alongside
her attacker at a recent press FV' Massage
conference and said she was
"happy" with Fenton 's declalon.
The pair then underwent rave Parlor Plea days of psycbiatricr treatment
together, .treatment Hutcherson
said today "did some good with
myself and with the girl too."
Giles saJd be would call the
psychiatrist, Dr . P e ter
Ebersole, as a defense witness
in tbe upcomiq trial.
"I am llad I DOW have an ex·
pert w~ wbo sees tbe facts
or tllia cae a I do," Giles saJd.
He did DDt elaborate. .
A pretrtal bearing scheduled
In Hutcberson's case before
Judge Kenneth Lae was CID·
celed this morning after Giles
met briefly with proRCutor Dan
Beyce.
GUes aakl u tblnls stand now,
the rape retrial will belin May
21 ualest cbar1n 11atmt bla
client are disml11ed by the
proeecutioa.
"U ._, dl1mill u..y are Rb-
Ject to llttlck from NOW <Na·
tioDal Orpn&•tkla ,_ •-> •ad tlle cttller womea'a lib
~ ........ erroaecM• .au.-..""-1111111 Pellon... OU.
COllt ......
'"Ola ... adlli' timid, if IMJ ID
to tl'W-... fMild wtua ... ewer•""''• eYldelaee, .. die de,_...,.~ .. .
(lleftlAL, .... Al)
A plan to bring the first
ma11ace parlor into Fountain
Valley bu been nabbed out by
city plaMlng commiaionen. Actlnc on a reeommendaUon
from plannin1 dlrector CUat
Sherrod, wbo saJd tbe applicant
bad filed "ml1lea~din1" ::=· commt ....... rs Ull· denied a use permit
for operllar lloblt Han.
The W ..... y decision will
be appealed to tbe City Coundl,
said Haa'1 "presentatlve.
Howanl~t.
Han tOdllA dl)' permlllion to
house a ''fiealtb spa" at a new
sh'oppin1 eo~elex at 11040 Harbor Blvd. TM raciQ{y Woiala'
offer m111 .. q and whirlpool
lre•t ....... lie said.
Howeftr. Sberrod said Uae
1ulHllftt9d plam "did DOt caiD-
cidt wlUI •1 ot11taal Im· pre..-. 'n. .ftoor plea wu iw4"• ............. c ¢'p\M --~--~ . ..,. ,_,.., ...... . ...... .......... ....
...... ii .. :r:--.. :a:u= N181dbia Com•• bi/ft fllt otlller wile.
( ............. Al)
Utility officials have said such 1 a s hutdown could keep tbe
plants closed through the peak
~!'f:P:~1 s umme r months, leading to
_... ........ sporad lc tllacko uts in some areas served by the · Babioek · ai
Wilcox plants. Delly ... SUft ......
SOMEONE'S LIFE MAY BE IN THfS MAN'S HANDS
Huntington Beach Flremen Puah Vlei• of Ute
Denton, the NRC's director of
nuclear reactor regulation, sldd
three plants already shut down .
for refueling or maintenance
Vials for LHe
FireBWn Offer Medical Aida
The Huntington Beach Fire
Department, with the financial
backing of the local Rotary
Club, bu started a vial of Ule
program ID tbe city.
A total of 50,000 2\4·inch
pJastic vials are available free .
to resident.a and officials aay
they could make the difference
between life and death.
Fire Protection Specialist
Larry Manbbarn said senior eilbem or cbronlcally W people are ated to put tbelr medical
information Into the vials in cue
tJtey require emer1ency treat·
ment.
He iUid the information will
be particularly helpful in Um.es
when resident.a may require the
a11iatance of paramedics.
''lmtead of takiDI tbe time to
c11eet·1n1o medleal hbtorl•;tbe
paramedin would bave lt ln
froat GI tbem." said·~· Jaformatloa to be ID tbe Yiala ..... wtU. llMrt ail·
..-.. clatiltel, lnaddllj prob--
-... blood -=--· ....... ........... .-; ... _ .. ...
,... ~Cab eoa&dbated .,. .... ot •• ..... ~ .........
are parUctpaUDI lD the pro4
lf•m. ...... 89ldlil lbat tbeJ put.
tbe deeall OD tM ~
..
door and to attach the vials COD·
talnlng the lnformation in the
bolt.om of ~e refrigerator,"
Marshburn said.
M-arshbum said the vials can
be picked up at City Rall at
police, fire and public inform•·
lion offices and at banks and
savings and loan companies
throughout the city. ·
More information can be ob-
tained ·by calling the Public In·
formation Office at516-S5U.
Plane Crash
Bodies Found
FORT TEJON «AP) -·
Searchers today reached tbe
bodies of two penoaa killed ID
tbe erub of a amall a1rplam ID
tbe Miiied Tebacbapl moan·
taiDa near Port Tejoa •
Two otbera. oa board tbe C...na 1'12 w ...... tbe cnlb
1'lftlndQ ........ 0. GI tbe IUI'
vlYOl"I ::f" to bike In. tbe crub lite rue1a help .
Kera CouDtJ Sbertff '1 Lt.
Steve Mattler sald deputies
ended tblir all·-'Pt IMreb ll
daybreek wben &M,clowmd blw-
and-wtdte plw waalPGMd.
will remain out of operation un-
til the improvements are ae:
compllsbed. They are ATkansas
Unit One in Arkansas, Crystal
River Un.it Three in Florida and.
Davis-Besse In Ohio. _h.
He said the Rancho Seco plant .
in California promised to shot
down Saturday. ' •
Duke Power Co. promised to
<See NUCLEAlt, P.age AZ>
Weather
Fog nilbt and mornln1 '
hours otherwise mostly "
sunny Saturday. Lows
toni1ht 52 to 56. H11bs
Saturday es at beaches, 16
inland.
INSIDE TOD~ Y ..
Ent•rfah1mcnt tllh
we•kftd come• a. hoo ffnw i on••: ,., ao• anct--·
EHaaHfhan E11glatld. For ~
detaU. aboill CIR cnr lllolo • ,
atld ~Fan.,..,
,,.Cl.
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Flremen Study Dam999 at Scene but, l"Mr• Were No l nJur1••
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ilrmtington Ma~ 43, ~Zi,;-;~: •
Unwelcome Visitor
A Huntington Beach man who
lost control or his car wound up
halfway inside a Costa Mesa
apartment today the second
lime in two years the same
apartment had been hit by an
auto.
Police said Edward James
BB Plans
Pot D e vice
Ordinance
City attorneys arc putting the
hnal touches on an ordinance
that would bar Huntington
Beach businesses from display·
ing or selling mariJuana-related
smoking paraphe rnalia to
minors.
The City Council recently or·
dered the ordinance prepared
after being stymied in efforts lo
ban the display or sale of such
items as roach clips, water pipes
and cigarette wrapping papers
Lo people under 18.
• • Assemblyman Chet Wray also
had introduced a bill before the
Legislature at the urging of local
officials to restrict the items but
it went down to defeat in a com·
millee vote.
Attorney Arthur De La Loza
said today the proposed or
dinance would require that con·
troversial items be displayed in a separate part of the store and
posted for adults only.
Youngsters could enter only in
. \he company of their parents or
,J,egal guardian.
The ordinance, which is ex-
pected to come before the Hunt·
ington Beach City Council for
a~lion May 7, is patterned after
.-similar ordinance adopted by •:tM City of Lakewood.
:: That ordinance has won an
:•early court test, according to De ~:1,.a Loza. ·~ The drive against drug smok·
:: lng paraphernalia was launched
··early this year by members of
::the Sts. Simon and Jud·e Church
··~hich zeroed in on record and
; Qpe recording stores throughout :~e city. ;! Parishioners claimed that the
)alleged drug-related items are
·J!displayed in a manner which
•• makes the use or marijuana al·
•!tractive to youngsters. '.
•4 ~Airliner Missing
•• ~QUITO. Ecuador CAP ) -A
~U .S. Air Force search plane
~m Sacramento has joined the
•eearcb for an Ecuadorean air :~liner that disappeared in the
;, Andes Mountains with 57
.~ persons aboard, officials said.
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Prieve, 43, or 21661 Brookhurst
St. was arrested, on suspicion of
drunken driving. He was re·
portedly uninJured
The occupant of the apartment
al 1130 Victoria St said today he
may owe his life to the fact that
he wasn't home al the time or
the 1 · 30 a m accident
''I'm just glad I wasn't home
watching telev1s1on," tenant
Joel French said "I'd have been
dead. My couch and Jove seat
are just demolished.••
French said he arrived home
20 minutes aft~r the accident
and "found a car in my li ving
room.··
He said the same apartment.
then occupied by a previous ten·
ant. was smashed by a car two'
years ago. There were no in·
juries that time either, he said.
Police Officer James Warnack
said today Prieve was reported·
ly driving westbound on Victoria·
Street at 45 to SO miles per hour
when he lost control of bis car at
a bend in the road.
The car knocked down a
signpost on a safety island,
clipped a power pole .-causing
electric power to fhcker off
briefly in part of the city -and
mowed down a small pine tree
on the apartment lawn before
going through the wall,
Warnack said.
Pilnt Gives
Life to ~ve
Youngsters
LEALHOLM, England IAP)
As horrified school children
watched from their windows, a
naming U.S. Air Force recon· naissance jet on a low·level train·
ing · flight crashed in this north
England village today, narrowly
missing the school and houses.
Both crewmen died.
Villagers credited the pilot
with sacrificing his life to steer
the plane clear of built·UP areas
of the village.
"I understand the pilot was
wrestling with the plane to stop
it rrom bitting us," said Pat
Be rtram, a secretary at the
school. "If that is right, we owe
a lot to rum in Lcalholm ...
A witness said the pilot ap·
parently steered into an open
area at the last minute. Police
recovered the bodies of the two
cre wmen.
An Air Force spokesman iden-
tified them as Maj. Donald L.
Schuyler, 38, Pacific Palisades,
Calif .. the pilot, and Lt. Thomas
D. Wheeler of Madras, Ore., the
navigator. No local residents
were injured. ,
The jet was based at Alcon·
bury in east England.
Witnesses said the Phantom
RF -4 caught fire before
crashing, and pupils saw it pass
their classroom windows about
30 yards away . Fifty.five
children were in school at the
time.
"The children gasped and
looked out the window," said
headmistress Audrey Rayment.
·'The plane swooped past with
names and smoke pouring from
It. Then we beard the sickening
bang.
,,,.... Pflfle AJ
TRIAL ...
Bryce eould not be reached for
comment today.
Mias Hardin, who alleged she
was raDed by Hutcherson after
be picked her up wblle she
hitchhiked in Buena Park on
Nov. 22, 1977, la out of tbe area
at her flance'a home, Gllee said.
She wu not ln court this morn·
lng.
"What abe says, l
anytb ln1 abou t
Hutcbenon aald. "I
prove I am lnnoceat." ·~
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shut down one of the three
Oconee units in South Carolina
on Saturday, a second unit May
12 and the third unit one week
later.
Already shut down are the twa
remaining Babcock & Wilcox
nuclear plants the heavily
damaged Three Mile Island Unit
Two and its sister plant, Unit
One. near Harrisburg. Pa.
Denton told the commission
that these actions by the utilities
have resolved the safety con-
cerns of the NRC staff. This ap-
parently would make un ·
necessary a formal NRC shut·
down order. alth ough t he
five-member commission re·
mained in session to consider
the matter further.
The s hutdown threat ,
however. may have contributed
to the resolution or some safety
problems.
The safety of the Babcock &
Wilcox plants was onl y one of
the items causing the NRC some
agonizing reappraisal.
Officials told both the NRC
and an 11-member, presidential·
Jy appointed panel Thursday
that federal and s tate agencies
are ill·prepared and poorly
'Coordinated lo cope with a
nuclear emergency like the
March 28 accident at Three Mlle
Island.
William H. Wilcox, bead of the
Federal Disaster Assistance Ad-
ministration, told the com·
mission the NRC "lacks both the
carrot and the stick to en-
courage adequate state and
local -government preparedness
for radiological accidents."
Wilcox said federal agencies
have given too little attention to
e me rgency planning and that
Pennsylvania's plans when the
accident struck were "so vague
as lo be of little value."
l",....Page A J
WADDILL. •
Waddill is accused of murder-
ing the two-pound, 15-0unce in-
fant known as Baby Girl Weaver
after an abortion performed on
the baby's 18-year·old unwed
mother.
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
has cont.ended Waddill s trangled
the baby fearing he would face a
malpractice lawsuit if the infant
survived with brain damage
from the saline abortion solu·
tion.
Defense Attorney Charles
Weedman has insisted the baby
was dead or irreversibly on the
verge of death by the lime Wad·
dill examined her, about 20 to 25
minutes after birth.
Lt. Smith told the jury Thurs·.
day be believed the baby was
born alive and "making it on its
own" before the alleged mutder
because or information be Ob·
tained from Dr. Ferguson.
Testimony from hospital
personnel in the trial .so far bas
indicated the infant was never
breathing normally but only in
infrequent gasps.
In addition, some medical ex·
perts have cont.ended such gasp.
Ing is so·called "agonal
breathing" or the last gasps or a
dying infant .
l'roaaPageAJ
MASSAGE. •
City officials also asked why
Hao wanted to keep bis opera-
tion open until 2 a.m .
Han, who recently took over
ownership of mauage establish·
me n ta In Costa Meaa and
NewPort Be.ch, said the late
hours would make m a11a1e
services available to insomniacs
who need to unwind.
"It all added up to somethlna
that wu a conruct with the con-
dlUonal uae permit atandarda in
our zoning, "Sherrod said
Tb.unday.
.. The community wanta a cer·
tala chander and we've taken
1onln1 atept to take caN of
that," be added.
Mootl•lafne 'Cheap' Fuel
Jerry Wilkerson, 43, of Levan, Utah, used
to make moonshine in the woods of North
Carolina. Now he plans to go on a cross·
country lecture tour urging Americans to
ouild $22 solar stills be claims can fill fuel
tanks with alcohol for 10 cents a gallon. He
shows the solar unit that fuels his pickup
truck. Story Page 88.
Gas Exceeds $1 Gallon
Chicago Statiom Running Gd of Utdetukd
CHICAGO <AP> -Two
service stations in Chicago have
topped $1 per gallon for ~ull·
service. unleaded pre mium
gasoline, says Robert Jacobs,
executive secretary of the 11·
linois Gasoline Dealers Associa·
tlon.
Shots Fire d ;
Seal Beach
'Ibief Flees
Seal Beach police fired
several shots at a fleeing
burglar early today. but the man
escaped, apparently uninjured.
Police said they spotted the
man leaving the office of a gas
station at Seal Beach Boulevard
and Westminster Avenue at
about 2 a.m.
A foot pursuit followed and
police fired an unknown number
of shots. Police said it was un-
certain if the man they were
chasing was armed or if he re-
turned the of(lcers' fire.
Officers lost track of the man
in the Leisure World complex,
and a search involving a police
canine unit from Fountain
Valley failed to locate him.
Police could not say if
anything was missing from the
gas station th~ m an reportedly
broke into.
Shalf's L ife
Endange red?
NASSAU. Bahamas CAP>
Reports of a Palestine Libera·
lion ,OrS?anization order to kid·
nap the deposed shah of Iran have
prompted Bahamian police to
consider even tighter security
around the Paradise Island house
where he is staying. officials said.
Meanwhile. the presence of
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
in the Bahamas is s tirring
further concern and stronger
Calls for rum to leave the COUn·
try by minority political parties.
T he Bahamian Democratic
Party warned Thursday that the
island nation ls "in serious
danger of becoming involved in
an international terrorist cam-
paign."
He also said that by Sunday,
about 1,500 of Chicago's 4,500
stations will be out of unleaded
gasoline until allocations arrive
around the first or the month. He
said stations are running out of
the unleaded product at the rate
or 200 a day.
Jacobs refused to reveal the
locations of the stations charg·
ing $1 or more, or say what
brand of gasoline they carry.
He said oday he did not want
"lo crucify" the dealers who are
selling gas for more than $1 a
gallon. T he Chicago Motor Club which
makes weekl y s urveys of
gasoline prices said the march
to the $1 price is relentless. but
the motor club round no station
with that price posted. One sta·
tion, however, got as close at it
* * *
could -99.9 cents.
Jacobs said there could be
many Sunday closings. but most
stations are staying open l>elling
other products, like high-test
leaded and regular gasoline.
The motor c lub's r eport
showed that the average full·
service gasoline prices in
Chicago and Cook County have
Jumped 10.4 cents a gallon since
Jan. 1. It is the biggest increase
for that period since the club
began surveying gas prices in
the Chicago area in 1974. The
club said 1.7 cents of that in·
crease came the last two weeks.
THe latest average prices re-
corded by the club are 92.7 cents
for premium, 89.3 for unleaded.
90 5 for premium self-service,
87 3 for unleaded self.service
and 80.2 for regular sel!·service.
* * * Vandals Vent A nger
On Gasoline Pumps
LOS ANGELES (AP> -
Authorities say some motori~ts.
frustrated by what they see as
tyranny al the gas pump, are US·
ing the cover of night to attack
their oppressor -the gas sta·
lion. With some proven gas.gouging
going on, incidents of vandalism
are being reported at stations.
oHicials said Thursday.
At Rudy's Arco station in
Redondo Beach. vandals broke
PANEL SUPPORTS
RATION PLAN-A4
WAYS TO CONSERVE
GAS SUGGESTED-A7
the nozzles off three pumps, then
r a mmed them to the ground,
said owner Rudy Thibaudeau .
Similar incidents were report·
ed in San Jose in an oil industry
trade journal, O&A Marketing
News. which said there were
"dozens" of violent attacks.
Law enforcement oHicials
said. however, that they had not
noticed a sharp increase in van·
dalism coinciding with higher
gas prices.
Meanwhile, federal auditors
from the U.S. Energy Depart-
m ent's Economic Regulatory
Commission have cited a total of
176 stations in California and
Washington for gas.gouging.
Audit director George Hub·
bard said that only 41 of the 217
area stat ions checked are
thought to be followini a 19'13
federal formula for gas prices.
The formu!a, which grew out
of the 1973 Arab oil embargo,
was designed to prevent oil com·
panies and station owners from
reaping excessive profits.
The Southern California Ser-
vice Station Association. wtuch
represents 700 area station
owners. says the formula is too
complicated.
In a statement Thursday. the
association said it planned to
• ..
..
••
file a federal lawsuit by next ,. .~ week. alleging the formula is ..
unconstitutional. t-
"To hold an individual to a •
standard of conduct so vague, e
ambiguous and ill·conceived
. . . 1s a denial of due process of h
law." the association said. e
Billy H eads Home
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&
WASlfiNGTON CAP> -Billy l
Carter beaded home to Georgia d
today after spending the night at l'I
the While House and having a ..:e
reunion with his older brother, n·
the president.
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH PURCHASE OF ONE
AT REGULAR PRICE!!
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Dead Cgelbt's Heart Aiding L
BJ IElll' CIAtJBEN · ... ...., ........
Tbe Wiley V•uahn ramily la as proud of 18·year-01cf
Wllllam ln death as they were In lire
WUllam. wboM ravorile put.lme waa motorcycUq,
dl~d ln Fountain Valley Com.
m unlty Hos pit al at about noon Thul"llday two days
1rtl'r he autrered head ln·
juries when hls cycle collidt.'d
with a car
NINE HOURS AnEa
tbe Ga rden Grove youth's
death, three tea ms or physi-
cians skilHully and hurriedly
removed the accident vic-
tim's heart, kidney and cor-
neas
By m idnight , young
Vaughn's heart was beating
again -in the bOdy or a 36-
y~ a r -o Id Flo rida man
Rancho Seco Included
wbo Ud been walllq slnce July for tbe vital organ needed
to continue hla llle . -&OGE& SM ITH, a transplant coordjnator ror the
Regional Orcan Procurement Agency for Southern
California, said today that the Florida resident ls reported
"dol.na well and stable at this time" at Standford Medical
Center, Palo Alto.
Sniith said the four recipients of young Vaughn's cor·
neas and kidneys are pending tests. He sald cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the kidney replacements within 24 hours.
oOcro&S OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
Angeles composed the cornea t ransplant team worklng
Thursday night at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
joint team fron UCLA and Harbor General Hospital, Tor-
rance, is handling the kidney transplant, Smith s aid.
The dead youth's parents, Wiley and Billie Vaug.bn,
were told earlier this week by the attending physician that
there was no hope for their son.
Determined that their son's death not be entirely in
valn, the couple discussed the donation of organs with
their three daughters~1 Joyce, Debbie and Rhonda.
I "'ff TOOK-A LOT of thinking Dn..our part before we
gave the approval," young Vaughn's father said today.
Vaughn said be and bis son, a former Bolaa Grande
lligb School student, argued only about one thing.
·•He refused to wear a helmet. I don't know why ...
maybe it was peer pressure, but be just wouldn't wear
one." ,
Vaughn said his son competed often in cross-country
and flat-track motorcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that she was concerned about
her son's ridjng and that it was often the topic of dis-
cussion.
"WE TALKED ABOUT IT a few months ago,". she
sa id. "He named the pallbearers he wanted Ir something
should happen . . ...
William will be buried Saturday afternoon at
Westminster Memorial Park following noon services in the
chapel at 14803 Beach Blvd.
He is survived by bis parents and three sisters, Joyce
Styne, Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
.:Eight. Nuke Plants to Be Closed
Irvine Critics
Expenses Defended·
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEID.. Ol tM O.lly .. , ... Slaff
Irvine City Councilwoman
Mary Ann Gaido defended her
$1.153 city expense tab today and
ter med the controve rsy sur-
rounding the costs "a political
ploy" by council members with
whom she often Is al odds.
New criticism of the expenses
!Bribery Trial Opens
For Ex-Senate Aide
A trial opened today for a
'former state Senate aide accused
or lying to a federal grand jury in-
vestigating his alleged solicita-
tion of a $10,000 bribe from a man
who wanted to get hls brother-in-
aw admitted to the UC Irvine
College or Medicine.
1 Opening or the trial was
cleared Thursday by rulings
from U S. District Court Judge
Warren J. Fe rguson in a case in-
volving Leona rd E. More no,
once an administrative aide to
former state Sen. Afred Song.
Moreno also will face trial on
two other counts or lying to a
grand jury, the judge ruled. One
additional perjury count was
dismissed.
The government's evidence
against Moreno is expected to
come from the testimony or in-
dividuals with whom Moreno is
alleged to have discussed cash
payments.
Moreno bas denied knowing
several or the individuals .
His attorney. Edward Med·
vene, cont.ended Thursday that
sovemment prosecutors inten-tionally asked Moreno •'vague,
imprecise and ambiguous"
questions to "mislead and en-
trap" bis client.
Moreno also is charged with
lying about a claim that he
JSked for a $10,000 bribe from an
~eociat.e or Song's and allegedly
interceding on the man's behalf
in efforts to get a $350,000 loan
from the Small Business Ad·
ministration.
Bandit Rohs
Irvine Eatery,
Takes $400
The Moooraker Restaurant in
Irvine was robbed of $400 by a
gun-wielding bar patron early
today.
About five minutes before 2
a .m. closing a man who bad
been drinking at the bar for
a bout an hour pulled a small re-
volver on the bartender and de-
manded the evening's register
r e ceipts, police investigators
said. ·
After the holdup the man ran
from the restaurant at 18542
MacArthur Blvd .• in the direc-
tion or the nearby Airport.er lM.
He eluded a pollce manhunt or
the area, officers said.
The suspect was described as
being 30 years old, or Lalln or
Italian descent, with coarse
brown hair. He was wearing a
blue windbreaker and blue pants
at the time of the robbery.
llrltls• Of flelal W aras
was leveled Thursday by Coun-
cilman David Sills, who said he
was particularly upset by costs
res ulting from the coun-
cilwoman's attendance at a Na -
tional League of Cities conven-
tion in St. Louis.
"What possibly can the city do
at the National League meet-
ing? That's for the Mayor
Bradleys of the country," Sills
said, referring lo Los Angeles
Mayor Thomas Bradley.
Mrs. Gaido. however , s aid
Sills was engaging in "Monday
morning quarterbacking."
Before leaving on the trip,
Mrs. Galdo said, a memo was
circulated asking other council
mem hers whether there would
be any objection to her atten-
dance.
"There were no comments
from any or the other four coun-
cilmen," Mrs. Gaidosaid.
The tab for Mrs. Gaido's at-
tendance at the meeting was
$429, including $254 in round trip
air rare. .
Additionally, during the past
year, Mrs. Galdo bas received
$725 in reimbursed e xpenses for
mileage, meals and other ex-
penses resulting from atten-
<See EXPENSE, Page A.2)
21SI' CENTURY
CLJILEGE EYED
Though it's only 1979, Dr.
Stephen Horn, preside nt or
California State Univers ity,
Long Beach, is already looking
to the campus or the 21st cen-
tury.
It will be an exciting place if
Dr. Hom bu anything to do with
it because be thinks a university
education should be one or the
most meaningful experiences of
. ure. For bis ideu and views, see
Page Bl.
·PLO Terror Due Here?
BJ 8l'EVE llltt:HELL
... Delly""' .....
, A former British army r 1eneral leel • cb.llliq threat of
.bomblnp, kklDappinp and u -
1aHlnatlon1, carried out on
America IOil bJ tbe Paleatlnlan
l.iberatlon Or1anlaation-tbe
111uta'I ol terrortam.
Dr. IUebard Clutterbuck, a
J l•ll·llme leetarer at the . OllnnitJ ol Exeter and a re-f -Utfld BrlUab arm~_ major
t • IM-PLO would . .;:.,,.~ ..... ....... la tlMt ......
And, be says, the terrorlst
group would have good reason to
take up their form of treachery
in thla country.
"They are a threat here
because ii the PLO becomes
really embittered about tbe
United States' role in forcina tbroup a llideut setUement,
they mllbt carry terrorism to
the U.S. u they bave In Euro-
pean eountriee."
TbepurpaM?
"To alcken tbe American
publlc, CDllll'w ud tbe pyen-
m•t al llrvoh9meat ID tbe ltid·
die Sllll," aattwbaeJt says.
Tiie .. , .... arm1 Hteru
·--"' to Nit friends ill La*-....... well .. tM
m*t ol a 14-lecture tour ol tbe
Ullitedl&atel.
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•1
Clutterbuck conducts more I
than 80 leetures a year and bad
just returned rrom bearings in
Congress where be spoke before
a Senate s ubcommittee in-
vesllgatlng civil rights of ter-
rorists.
Tbe author of more than a ball dozen boob on the subject, Chat·
terbuck believes a.ny terrorist
acllvlU. ill the United Stat.a
would be doomed to eventual
fallare. ........... INl IDQ be to llclrm Uae U.S. of IAYOIYemeDt lD .. ..... .nmn." be Aid ... Bal
lftllefwwetolltautatU...S :'..::r=~~= mi. I don't tbe U.S.
(lee naaoa, •a .. AZ>
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HER CHARGES RENEWED
Cethertne Hardin
'I Am Innoeent'
O.lty ...... SUlff ,._...
'GET IT OVER WITH'
Suspect Hutcherson
Convicted Rapist
Welcomes New Trial
By KATHY CLANCY
Of ttl9 o.lfy .. llet St .. I
Accused rapist Glen Howard
Hutc he rson said today he is
looking forward to a May 21 jury
tr ial "to get this matter over
with.
"I am innocent," the 45-year-
old Whittier aerospace worker
said after a brief prt:trial ap-
pearance.
Hutcherson, convicted by an
Orange Coitnty Superior Court
jury or rape, was gr anted a new
tria l last month by Judge Mason
Fenton.
At the time, F e nton didn't
believe the story told from the
witness stand by Hutcberson's
alleged rape victim , Catherine
Hardin.
..., ............
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Wilhln hours of Fenton's de·
cision. a coalition o r eig ht
Orange County women's groups
labeled the judge's decision sex-
ist-traditional and declared they
would investigate a move to re-
call rum from the bench.
In th e aft e rm a th, Hutc he rson 's new defense
lawver . Terry Giles contacted
<See TRIAL, Page A.2)
Some Buyers
Get 'Revenge'
On Gas Pumps
LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Authorities say some motorists,
frustrated by what they see as
tyranny at the gas pump, are us-
ing the cover or night to attack
their oppressor -the gas sta-
tion.
With some proven gas-gouging
going on, incidents or vandalism
are being reported at stations,
offidala said 'lbursday.
At Rudy's Arco station in
Redondo Beach, vandals broke
the noules off three pumps, then
rammed them to the ground,
said owner Rudy Thibaudeau.
Si milar incidents were report.
ed ln San Joee in an oil indmtr)'
trade journal, 06A llarbtiq
News, which said there were
''dozem" of violent attacks.
Law enforcement offlclal1
aaJd, boweftr, tbat tbey bad not
noticed a lbarp lncreaae in •an·· ctau.m coblcldiDI with ldlber
IU prices.
Jleanwblle, fedenl audlton
from the U.S. Ener&J Dlput-
meat'• Economic Re1ulatory
Co01mlaion have cited a tcUl of
(lee V ANDAL8, Pip Al)
Utilities
To Probe .....
Safety
WA S HI NG TON <AP > -
Nuclear power plants designed
by Babcock & Wilc ox, the
builder or the stricken Three
Mile Island unit. will shut down
voluntarily for safety Improve-
ments, a top Nuclear Regulat.on.r •
Commission official announced
today.
Harold Denton. who recom-
mended Wednesday tbal the
URC order temporary s hut·
downs, told the commission utili-
ty companies ope r ating the
plants have promised to shut.
them voluntarily to conduct
safety analyses. make safety
modificatio n s, pre pare
emergency prodecures and im-
p rove the training or plant,
operators.
Dent.on said this week that the
plants would have to be closed at
least two months to iron out
technical problems, and perhaps
longer if design changes must be
made.
Utility officials have said such.
a shutdown could keep the
plants closed through the peak
s umme r months, leading to
s poradic blac kouts ifl some
areas served by the Babcock &
Wilcox plants.
Dent.on. the NRC's director of
nuclear reactor regulation, said
three plants already shut down
for refueling or maintenance
will remaln out or operation un·
til the improvem ents are ac-
comolisbed. They are Arkansas
Unit One in Arkansas, Crystal
River Unit 1bree in Florida and
Da vis·Besse in Ohio.
He said the Rancho Seco plant
in California promised to shut
down Saturday.
Duke Power Co. promised to
shut down one of the three
(See NUCLEAR, Page AZ)
Coast
Weather
Fog night and morning
hours otherwise mostly
s unny Saturday. Lows
tonight 52 to 56. Highs
Saturday es at beaches, 11
inland.
IN81DET08AY
Eftfertatament Chia
weeknd come• • two ti,,.. ionea : jet a ge o•d
E Ueot.c• EflflGwd. ,,or
dctaU. obouC 011 oir •1-ow
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Sacrifice
Of Pilot
Praised
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&othcre.,.t•dlecl.
Villa1en ~nodltf'd th• pilot
wttb l~rtftf'tq b)a Ui to AlHr
ti.. plane et.ar ot bum up areu
ol the vui...,.
"I unden&.and the pllol WU
wre tllftl witb tM plane to atop
It from hJtUDI UI,.. aid P•t
8rrtram. • ncretuy at the
t1ehool. "If that ii rtaht, we owe a lot lo blm In walbe>am ..
A wtlnf'N uld the pllot ap
parenUy 11tffrt'd lnto an open
ar~• al lhe h1 l mmut" Poltc~ recovert'd the bodies or ~ two
crewmen
An Air Fotte spokesman Iden·
lilied them as MIJ Donald U
Schuyler, 38. Pactr1c P•llsades,
CaUr .. the pilot. and Lt. Thomas
D. Wheeler of Madras, Ore . the
navigator. No local residents
were injured
The jet was based at AJcon-
bury in east Etlgland.
Witnesses said the Phantom
RF -4 c au J:ht fi re before
crashing, and pupils saw it pass
their classroom windows about
30 yards a way. Fifty .fi ve
c hildren were in school at the
time.
.. The children gasped a nd
looked out the window." said
headmistress Audrey Raymenl.
"The plane swooped past with
names and smoke pounng from
it. Then we heard the sickening
bang. We just prayed it had not
smashed into the row of houses
behind us."
The plane hit in a woman 's
garden a nd plowed along for
hundreds of yards, s preading
blazing de bris. It smas he d
through stone walls and pasture
hedges, killing a number or
sheep before coming lo rest in a
farmyard.
Fro• Page Al
TERROR ...
would say, •okay, boys. Let's
get out of the Middle east.'
··1 just don't think it would
work."
But that does not mean the
PLO would not attempt lo
sabot.age the recent agreement
between Egypt and Israel.
And the terrorists without a
country would have no trouble
obtaining weapons for their er·
forts in the U.S .. Clutterbuck
says.
··They now have access to ·
s ophisticated weapons from
countries like Lybia, Including
Surface to Air Missiles <SAM).
"It's been shown in Rhodesia
that it is easy to s hoot down an
aircraft," he warned.
He said PLO leaders might be
Jed lo believe such a reign or ter
ror in the United States could be
s uccessful .
History shows they have been
more successful in countries out·
side Israel.
They garnered world publicity
. ·at the Olympics in Munich m
1972, and at Entebbe in 1976.
"The history or the PLO was
that up until 1967 they operated
their attacks solely In Israel,"
Clulterbuck said.
Arter 1967, they switched to
the rest of the world, kUli.ng two
·American ambassadors and a
diplomat in Khartoum in 1973·
blowing up a Pan America~
: ·aircraft in Rome that year, kill·
• ing 32 passengers; and another
· aircraft the following year in
• Athens at a cost of 88 lives.
· .. Then In 1974, they again
turned their attention to Israel
• conducting four attacks and km:
• •ng 60 persons."
: "' -But in all four Instances, the
• terrorists were killed or cap-
• lured, Clutterbuck said.
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"'8o11aht11e 'Clleap' Fwel
Jerry Wllkerson. 43, of L<>v n, Utah, used
to make mooruihlnl< In lhl' woods or North
Carol.ma Now hl• pluns Lo go on u crosf.-
country ll'l'lUrt.' tour urr.mg Americans to
build $22 solar stills he claims can rm fuel
tanks with alcohol for 10 cents a gallon. He
lihows the solar unit that fuels his pickup
truck. Story Page 88.
Newspaper Carriers
Get Death Threats
SACRAMENTO (AP >
Police say u.11 anonymous caller
threatened to kill Sacramento
Bee carriers unless the Bee.
target of a year-old Mailer1>'
Union strike, stops publi shing
for six months
Officers said one call was re
ceived at the Bee Thursday, and
another at the rival morning
paper, the Sacramen,to Union.
Student Fee
Boost Fails
At UC Irvine
A proposal to increase student
fees appare ntly failed a nd a
s late calle d Educ ational
Democracy captured student
council openings in elections at
UC Irvine.
Although the polls closed al
6 :30 p.m. Thursday, exact elec
lion results were not a vailable
this morning.
An a ssociate d s tudents
spokesman. however. said unor-
ficial results showed that stu·
dent turnout was insufficient for
passage of a referendum that
could have boost e d the $9
-quarterly student fee by up to $4.
Leading the Educational
De mocracy s late was Peter
Franczak who won the bid for
Associated Students president.
E'ro11t Page A I
EXPENSE ...
dance at other meetings.
Mayor Bill Vardoulis has re·
ceived $121 in expense reim-
bursement. Sills and councilmen
Larry Agr an a nd Arthur An·
thony have received none.
Sills said some conventions lo
which council m embers are in
vited are "nice big junkets and
clambakes where you get lo eat
and drink at taxpayer expense.
..Mrs. Gaido is setting a bad
example," he added 'The
mayor, on the other hand, has
reacted the other way and picks
up a lot or tabs himself." .
Mrs. Gaido said she often 1s
asked to attend government
meetings because council mem·
bers are simply too busy
For example, she said, a coun·
cil member decided he couldn't
go to Liv~rmore to evaluate the
past performance of a newly
hired city department head.
"I volunteered," she said.
A council subcommittee soon
will be investigating the de·
veloping of new guidelines rel at·
ing to council expenses.
As it stands today, any council
member can request reimburse-
ment.
The Union said the male caller
idc•ntiried himself as the "voice
of labor "
I\ Bee spokesman said the call
was "an outrageous act, the prod-
uct or a sick mind.··
The head or the s triking
mailers. Don Gergan, said the
ca lle r was "obvious ly some
lunatic " unconnected with the
"trikers.
Police Sgt Mike Roy said the
calle r to the Bee threatened "the
execution or ii Sacramento Bee
carrier 11 the newspaper did not
cease publil'ation immediately
and for 180 days."
Roy added, "The Bee has re-
CC'i ved many threats over the
years, all or which have proven
to be unfounded. Due to the
nature of this threat , Sacramen-
lo police are actively investigat-
ing it."
,.,..,,..,....
Union Leader
Ali ce Pcurala, 51, has been
e lected preside nt or the
7,200-membe r Local 65 of
the United Steel Worke rs
Union in Chi cago, the first
woman to head a steel un-
ion local.
San Onofre Nuke
Report in Error
SAN DIEGO !AP> -The As·
soclated Press erroneously re-
ported Saturday that a cable fir&
at the San Onofre nuclear power
plant in 1968 went unreported by
Southern California Edison Co.
The report was based on a
company official's remark that
he couldn't recall a press re-
lease being issued on the fire.
However, the utility has since
determined that two press re·
leases were Issued on the fire.
Hospital in Paris
Sued by Bardot
PARIS <AP > -Movie actress
Brigitte Bardot appeared in
court lo testify in her suit
again.st the American Ho.pita!
in Paris, which she claims failed
to do all ll could to save her
mother's life.
Ms. Bardot arrived Thursday
in a while Rolls-Roy ce
auto1_?1obile1 looking suntanned
and anisaea in a black awl. She
refused to talk to reporters, who
were kept aw~ by a poUce cor-
don.
Ma. Bardot, 43, claJm1 the
ho1pltal, in the nortbweatern
Part1 IUburb of Neuilly, failed to
aend a competent doctor to treat
ber mother when the IUlfeftd
c1rdJac problem.a In lbe wake of
an operation for an lntatlnal
tumor.
II n . Aane·llarie Bardot died
·Au1 . l . Her •le wu not
r
descloeed.
M1. Bardot teaWled for three
hours behind cloeed doors before
a judge In the Pari1 suburb of
Nantern.
In her original complaint to
court, abe wrote that she wu at
her mother'• bedlide with three
friends when the patient suf·
fered "what seemed to be dlf·
flcullies ln her cardiac rhythm."
Sbe 1ald she called for a doe·
tor, but none 1howed up and bait
an hour later her mother
Wll dead. The bo1plt1l denlH Ms.
Bardot'• cbar1ea, lnal1Ua1 it ii
tt.rlct about havbal upert doc·
tors cloee by their paUenta.
Ill. Bardot eluded reporters
1w11u.., ber exit by drlvlq
away lb ber laWJer'1 automobile
and IHvlftl the Rolll ln the
band1 ~her ehauf'leur.
. . .
•
E',.._PflfleAJ
VANDALS •.•
176 stations in California and
Washington for gas-gougin~.
AudJt director George Hub·
bard said that only 41 or the 217
area s tations c hecked are
thought to be following a 1973
federal formula for gas prices.
The formula, which grew out
of the 1973 Arab oil embargo.
PANEL SUPPORTS
RATION PLAN-A4
WAYS TO CONSERVE
GAS SUGGESTEO-A7
was designed to prevent oil com-
panies and station owners from
reaping excessive profits
The Southern California Ser·
vice Station Assoc1atton. which
r epresents 700 a rea s tation
owners. says the formula is too
complicated.
In a statement Thursday. the
association said 1t planned lo
file a federal lawsuit by next
week. alle~ing the formula 1s
unconstitutional
.. To hold an individual to a
standard or conduct so vague.
a mbiguous a nd ill-conceived
. . . is a denial or due process or
law," the assocu1lion said.
f'rOfflPageAl
1RIAL •..
Miss Hardin who sat alongside
her attacker at a recent press
conference a nd said she was
"happy" with Fenton's decis1<?n.
The pair then underwent five
days of psychiatric treatment
together, treatment Hutcherson
said today "did some good with
myself and with the girl too."
Giles said he would call the
p sychi a tri s t , Dr . Peter
Ebersole. as a defense witness
in the upcoming trial.
"I a m glad I now have an ex-
pert witness who sees the facts
or this case as I do." Giles said.
He did not elaborate.
A pretrial hearing scheduled
In Hutcherson's case before
Judge Kenneth Lae was can-
celed this morning after Giles
met brieny with prosecutor Dan
Bryce.
Giles said as things stand now.
the rape retrial will begin Ma y
21 unless charges against hjs
e lie nt are dis missed by the
prosecution. •
"If they dismiss they are sub·
ject to attack from NOW 1Na-
tional Organization For Women)
a nd the othe r women 's lib
groups who have e rroneously
attacked Judge Fenton," Giles
contended.
.... er. See. .... , . I
No Blackouts l
SACRAllENTO <AP> -Two
top •tide offtciala pred.lcted to-
day that Ca11fomiaoa relriaa oa
R11Jcho Seeo·••neratecJ elec· trlclly probably wUI atold 1u.m· ·
_mu blackout• deaplte the
plant'• temporary closure .
.John BrylOG, ehalrmaa ol tbe
Publle Ulllltlea Comml11ton,
and Rlebard Maullln. chairman
of the state ener11 commiaalon,
aJso told reporters they tbousht
voluntary cutbacks could hand.le
the abortqe.
Wlth additional energy sup-
plies parcbaed elsewben and
with vieilaat customer con-
servation, "We should be able to
get tbroush lbe summer wit.bout
curtailment." said Bryson.
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. had no immediate comment on tbe
closure.
Spokesmen for the utilities af.
reeled have warned that the
closure -reserves to razor-thin
energy reserves to razor-thin
margins that might trigger
periodic blackouts durin1 the
summer.
Neither Bryson nor MaulUn ,
both Brown appointees, had im·
mediate estimates on what the
closure would do to utility rates.
"Barring unforeseen develop-
ments. California will be able lo
cope reasonably well with the
short supply," Bryson said.
Their comments came after
Irvine Skater
Struck by
Car, Injured
An Irvine youth riding on
rolle r skates su.Hered head in-
JUries Thursday evening when
he was struck by a passing car
near Royce Road and Greentree
Lane in Irvine.
Steven W. Wagoner . 13, of 5142
Maple Ave .. received treatment
fr o m Oran ge C ounty
Paramedics before being taken
to Tustin Community Hospital
where he was listed in good con-
d1t1on today.
Witnesses· statements indical·
ed that the boy headed into the
street from between two cars
a nd was hit by a vehicle driven
by J ohn C . Kramer. 4181
Bris bane Way, Irvine. The
ve hi cle's winds hield was
damaged, pol.ice said.
Better Fill
It Up Now ·
Gas is going t o be
ha rder to find a nd more
expensive this weekend,
according to om cials of
the Automobile Club of
Southern California.
The club is advising
southern CaJifornia resi·
dents to travel with their
eyes on their gas gauges
a nd fill up their tank~
when they hit the hair-way
mark.
Spokesman Art Walkins
said a su r vey o r 333
southern California gas
stations revealed that 66
percent would be elosed
evenings and Sundays.
The survey also showed
an average price increase
or three to four cents a
gallon.
'
the Nadear .... latol7 C..
ml11lon amcJUDffd today tlMlt
Babcock• Wlleoa·built nuclear
plants. tndadlJll Ruebo s.eo.
11reed to shut do*n volututty.
Rancbo Seco, r-. bJ da•
publicly owned lairameato
Muldtel UU11tJ ~ and
loeat4Mf ln leer....-Ooam&Y Z
miles from tbe Capitol, l8ftes
about 300,000 people ln the
Sacramen&o area.
But tbe effed ol tbe abutdown
w m be felt by th• • million
cu1tomer1 of Pacific Gu &
Electric, which servet an area
from Bakersfield in Central
California 550 mlle1 norUa to Eureka.
Under a contract, SllUD pro-
vides PGa&E with about Gee·
alxteenth of P<UrE'1 tcQI power
rrom power 1enerated by.
Rancbo Seco. Rancho s.eo•s
power ii about 3 peJUnt ~ the
state's total.
That contract requires POltE
to supply SMUD with power in
the event or Rancho Se&'s
closure. But exact terms cover-
ing that requirement were not
immediately clear.
While Southern Californians
will not be hit so directly, the
two said SMUD would try to
purchase power from Southern
California utilities, which have
indicated they may be ·able to
make some sales.
M aullin said it would be
particularly important for
customers m the interior areas.
whe re the summer months are
particularly hot, to conserve
e lectricity use between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m.
"The one thing that counts
most is the voluntary reduction
of air conditioning for an hour or
so on the hottest days," Maullin
said.
* * * ... • Fro..PageAI ;
NUCLEAR. •
Oconee units in South~arolina
on Saturday. :.i second unit May
12 and the third unit one week
late r .
/\lready shut down are the two
rem aimn~ Babcock & Wilcox
nuelear plants the heavily
damaged Three Mile Island Unit
Two and its sister plant, Unit
One. near Harrisburg, Pa.
De nton told the comameeon
that these actions by the ut.ilffies
hav~ resolved the safety eon·
cerns of the NRC staff. This ap-
pare ntly would m ake un-
necessary a formal NRC shut-
down order, a lthough the
rive -m ember commission re-
mained in session to consider
the matter further.·
T h e ~hutdown t hrea t.
however. may have contributed
to the resolution of some safety
problems.
The safety of the Babcocll &
Wilcox plants was onJy one or
the items causing the NRC some-
agoniung reappraisal.
Officials told both the NRC
and an II-member, presidential·
ly a ppointed panel Thursday
that rederal and state agencies
ure Ill-prepared and poorly
coordinated to cope with a
nuclear emergency like the
March 28 accident al Three Mile
Island.
Wilham H. Wil cox, head of the
Federal Disaster Assistanct Ad·
m inis trat ion. told the com-
mission the NRC "lacks both the
carrot and the stick to en-
courage adequate state and
local goverttnlent preparednes&
for radiological accidents."
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SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
SUITS FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH PURCHASE OF ONE
AT REGULAR PRl~EU~
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EDITION
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Dead €gelbt's llear~ Aiding Li~ng
81 Ra•Y aAWllN ................
TM 1ftley Vautlan famil)i la u proud of ll»• ar-old WWlua ta._.. u tllley wen in life.
"··-·
William, whose favorite pastime was motorcycling.
died in Fountain Valley Community Hospital at about noon
Thursday two days after be suffered bead injuries when
bis cycle collided wilb a car.
Rancho Seco Included
NINt llOUU AnEa the Garden Oro\'e youth's
death, three teama of pbyalciana sJdlllully and hurrie«UY
removed the accident vic:tlm s heart, kidneys and cor-~u. '
By midnight, youna Vaughn's heart was beating again
-In the body of a 36-year-old Florida man who bad been
waillnc aince July for the vital organ needed to continue
bis life.
aooEa SMITH, a transplant coordinator for the Reaional Organ Procurement Agency for Southern
California, said today that the Florida resident is reported
.. doidg well and stable at this time" at Stanford Medical
Center, Palo Alto.
Smith said the four recipients of young Vaughn's cor-
neas and kidneys are pending tests. He said cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the kidney replacements within 24 hours.
DOCTOas OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
Angeles composed the cornea transplant team working
Thursday night at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
joint team fron UCLA and Harbor General Hospital, Tor·
ranee, is handling the kidney transplant, Smitb said.
The dead youth's parents, Wiley and ·Billie Vaughn,
were told earlier thil week by the atfendinl pbyaldaD tbat there waa no hope for their aoa. - --
Determined that their son's death not be entirely In
vain, the couple discussed the donation of orcana with
their three daughters, Joyce, Debbie' and Rhonda.
"rr TOOlt A LOT of thinking on our part before we
gave lbe approval," young Vaughn'• fatber said today.
Vaughn said he and bis son, a former Bolaa Grande High School student, argued only about one thing.
''He refused to wear a helmet. I don't know why •.•
maybe it was peer pressure, but be just wouldn't wear
one."
Vaughn said bis son·competed often in croa-eountry
and nat·track motorcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that sbe was concerned about
her son's riding and that it was often the topic of dis·
cuss ion.
"WE TALKED ABOUT IT a few months ago." she
said. "He named the pallbearers be wanted if something
should happen . . . "
William will be buried Saturday aftei;noon at
Westminster Memorial Park following noon services in the
chapel al 14803 Beach Blvd.
He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Joyce
Slyne. Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
~Eight Nuke Plants to Be Closed
Murder Suspect Included
, ...
~ ,. r.: Drng Bust Nets
10 In County
" A jailed susped in a Laguna
Beach murder case was among
, 10 people arrested Thursday
1 night as Orange County sberifr's
t deputies cracked down on sus·
I 11ffted cocaine dealers.
!
Consumers
~
t 'Attac~'
t Gas Pu1nps
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Authorities say some motorists,
fru•trated by wbat they see as
tyranny at the gas pump, are us ..
\ ing the cover of night to attack
' their oppressor -the gas sta-
. tion ·
With some proven gas-gouging
going oo, incidents of vandalism
are being reported at stations,
officials said Thursday.
At Rudy's Arco station in
Redondo Beach, vandals broke
PANEL SUPPORTS
RATIOH PLAN-A4
WAYS TO CONSERVE
GAS SUGGESTEO-A7
the noalea off three pumps, then
rem med them to the ground,
Hid owner Rudy Tbibaudeau.
Similar Incidents were report.
ed in SIUI JON in an oil lDduatry
trade joumal, O&A Marketlng
Newa, wblc:b aald there were
•·c1cnem .. ol ftolent attacks.
(See VANDALS, Pase AZ>
Craig Leland Bighorse, 18, of
El Toro, was handed an arrest
warrant that charges him wilb
suspicion of selllng cocaine.
Bighorse was in another cell or
county jaH last February when
charged wilb the Dec. 1, 1978,
murder in Laguna Beach of 32·
year-old Rodney James Gilbert.
At that tiJne, according to
sheriff's investigators, Bighorse
was jalled oo traffic violation
charges.
The murder complaint handed
him then charged him and two
others with the stabbing deatb of
Gilbert, a murder police indicat·
ed might be related to drug deal-
ing.
Also charged with the crime
were 3>-year-old Robert Eugene
Rowe, also of El Toro, and an un-
identified 17-year-old youth.
Bigborse's arrest in jail on the
drug dealing charge wa~ part or
a sweep by sheriff narcotics of-
ficers aimed at what they called
street dealers. <See O>CAINE, Page AZ>
1R4NSITION
1R4UMA TOLD
When a corporation decides to
relocate an executive, the move
can be a traumatic experience
for tbe penon's family.
Laguna Beach psychologist,
Dr. Tom Woods, takes a close
look at what happens to the
family and gives suggestions
about how to make the adjust-
ment period eaaier.
See today's Featuring section,
page CL
And, be says, the terrorist
group would have good reuon to
take up tbelr form of treachery
in tbia eountry.
.. They are a threat here
beeauae If the PLO becomes
really embittered about the
UaJted States' role in fordq
through • llldeut settlement,
they mlCbt CUT)' terrorism to
the UA u tbey b.ve in Jturo.
pean WUillb lea."
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Crashing Through the Curl
Wets uited s urf e r in Laguna Beach
crouches low to beat a section of wave at
Brooks Street early today. where
moderate surf or three and four feet de-
lighted the su_rf set. More than a half
dozen surfers braved a cold drizzle and
slight breeze to latch on to nicely formed
waves at the popular surfing beach.
'Sword of Damocles'
Clenwnte City Manager Eyes Council Action
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of tM Deity ...... Slaff
San Clemente's new City
Council majority may seem "a
sword of Damocles" to City
Manager Gerald Weeks . He
knows for sure tbat one council
member la after b1I bead.
But Councilwoman Myrtis
Wainer aald today she's "not
Clutterbuck conducts more
than 80 lectures a year and had
just returned from bearings in
Congress where be spoke before
a Senate subcommittee ln·
vestilatlnl civil riabta of ter-
rorists.
Tbe author ol more than a half
dosen boob OD the subject, Clut.
terbuck believes any terrorist
activlt* ID tbe United States
would be doomed to eventual
faUun. "' '"l'llllr ,..a may be to lllalD tlae U.1. of lllYOlwemut..Ja ...... .,,.,., .. be Mid ... ..
11 U.., ... to lit out llt ... ....
of tbe ~Coa&J Alnm ..... .,... . ......... ma. 1 ._, u... tM U.S.
ca.1n&0a, Paae AJ>
trying to put wo.rds in their
mouths" but is counting on sup-
port from newly elected council
members Karoline Koester and
Ed Kalscbed to remove Weeks
from the post be bas held for
three years.
"I feel from what I see around
the city that we need a new city
manattr." Mn. Wagner said.
........ -.... un•o•••011•• ., ....... ~
"Weeks and I have not gotten
along since I was elected a year
ago and we've clashed several
times." she added.
Reports have circulated that
Mrs. Koester and Kalsched, both
endorsed by Mrs. Wagner in the
election, would also support
Weeks' ouster.
But Mrs. Koester said she
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LB Playhouse
Director
Hospitalized
Doug Rowe, director of the
L,guna Moulton Community
Playbolue, was ruabed to South
Coast Medical Center Tbur9day
sulferinl cheat palm.
Tbe fl-year-old director was
reported in stable cond.ltion lo
tlle cardia«?' care unit at the
hospital toct.y.
Rowe, director of tbe playhouse for two yean, and ac·
live ln the Lquaa Beacb pro.
duetlolii for many yean, WM
treated by firemen and
paramedics at a bome OD Tldrd
Street Tbunda1 before '*N taken to tbe llolDUal .
Hoepttal oftlclalt •aid be IPll!l • eomfortable nttbt at the
facility .
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WASHINGTON <AP > -
Nuclear power plants designed
by Babcock & Wilcox, the
builder or the stricken Three .
Mile Island unit, will shut down
voluntarily for s arety improve-
ments, a top Nuclear Regulatory
Commission official announced
today.
fjarold Denton, who recom-
me'nded Wednesday that the
URC order temporary shut·
downs, told the commission utili-
ty companies operating the
plants have promised to shut
them voluntarily to conduct
safety analyses. make safety
modifi ca tions, pre pare
emergency prodecures and im·
prove the training or plant
operators.
Denton said this week that the
plants would have to be closed at
least two months to iron out
technical problems, and perhaps
longer ii design changes must be
made.
Utility officials have said such
a shutdown could keep the
plants closed through the peak
summer months, leading to
sporadic blackouts in some
areas served by the Babcock•
Wilcox plants.
Denton. the NRC's director ol
nuclear reactor regulation, said
three plants already shut down
ror refueling or· maintenance
•ill remain out or operation un-
til the improvements are ac-
comolisbed. 1bey are Arkansas
Unit One in Arkansas, Crystal
Siver Unit Three in Florida and
Davis-Besse in Ohio.
He said the Rancho Seco plant
in California promised to abut
down Saturday.
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Coast
Weather
Fog night and mornina
hours otherwise mostly
sunny Saturday. Lows
tonight 52 to 58. HJgbs
Saturday• at beaches, 76
inland.
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and Rncd__,. Faire, '"
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1Gn IT OW R WITH' 14...-ct Hutcttereon
I
Jlutcbenon. convktH •Y an
Oran1e County 8uP41rtor Court
Jury of nP41, wu 1ranl.ed a new
lrtal lut monlb by Judie llMaa
FtntoD.
At the llme, Fenton didn't bellev the 1tory told from the
wltneu stand by Hutcberaon'a
1Jle1ed raP41 vlctlm, Catberine
Haardln.
Wlt.b.ln hours of Fenton 's de·
etalon, a coallllon or eight
OranJCtt County women's groups
Waddill Defense Busy
Seeks Source of 'Rumors' Triggering Probe
The seventh week of testimony
ln Dr Wtlllum Waddill 's murder
relnal ended Thursday as the
defense tried to plnr>oint the
source of alleged rumors that
may have touch e d off a
homicide probe.
Waddill's chief accuser . Dr
Ronald Cornelsen, took the wil·
ness stand for a second time
Thursday to say he had heard
that the infant Waddill allegedly
strangled had been revived by
Wes tmins t e r Co mmunity
Hospital personnel before Wad-
d i 11 arrived at the hos pital nursery.
But Corne lsen , who has
testified be s aw Waddill choke
the baby two years ago, could
not recall who told him of the
purported resuscitation.
In additio n. Dr. Thomas
Fergus on said he had told
Westminster police the baby had
been "alive. crying, breathing
and moving independe ntly "
because that is what Cornelsen
had related to tum.
Fergu.Son testified he called
WestminSter Lt ... John Smfth. a
patient of his, at Cornelsen's re·
quest a fter the pediatrician
ca m e to Ferguson 's home
several days after the alleged
murder and reported seeing
Wad dill "strangle and suf-
focate" the infant.
Waddill is accused or murder-
ing the two-pound, 15-ounce in·
ra nt known as Baby Girl Weaver
after an abortion performed on
the baby's 18-year ·old unwed
mother.
Prosecutor Robert Chatterton
has contended Waddill strangled
the baby fearing he would face a
malpractice lawsuit if the infant
survived with brain damage
from the saline abortion solu-tion.
Defense Attorney Charles
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'IERROR PREDICTED. • •
would say, 'Okay, boys. Let's
get out or the Middle east.•
"I just don't think it would
work."
But that does not mean the
PLO would not attempt to
s abotage the recent agreement.
between Egypt and Israel.
And the terrorists without a
country would have no trouble
obtaining weapons for their ef·
forts in the U.S., Clutlerbuck
!)ays
"They now ha ve access to
sophisticat ed weapons from
countries like Lybia. includjng
Surface to Air Missiles <SAM ).
"It's been shown in Rhodesia
that it is easy to shoot down an
aircraft," he warned.
He said PLO leaders might be
led to believe such a reign ofter-
ror in the United States could be
successful.
History shows they have been
more successful in countries out-
side Israel.
They garnered world publicity
at the Olympics in Munich in
1972. and at Entebbe in 1976.
: "The history or the PLO was
that up until 1967 they operated
J.heir attacks solely in Israel,"
Clutterbuck said.
• Arter 1967. they switched to
}be rest of the world, killing two
.American ambassadors and a
'diplomat in Khartoum in 1973:
blowing up a Pan American
•jrcraft in Rome that year, kill-
)ng 32 passengers; and another
.aircraft the following year in
"Athens at a cost of 88 lives.
• "Then in 1974, they again
.turned their attention to Israel,
"C<>nducting four attacks and kUl· log 60 persons."
• But in all four instances, the
'erromts were kHJed or cap-
J.ured, Clutterbuck sai<J. .
• So they switched again the
Jollowing year, with the OPEC
&idn apping in 1975, Entebbe the
-next year, and an attack at
::Mogadishu in 1977.
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''They turned their attacks lo
the world scene when they met
with fajJurc in Israel," Clut-
terbuck said. "t\nd that's why
the threat of terrorism in the
United Slates is real."
He said the primary PLO goal
of recovering all of what is now
Is rael for their people is un-
realistic.
"They are k~ping the hopes
of one million Palestine refugees
that they might someday return
to the beautiful orange groves
they lost in 1948." he said.
··But if they went back to
those lost lands today. they
would find the J ewish population
has risen from 600,000 to 2.5
million."
Even if they could get rid of
that population, he said, they'd
rind their orange groves have
been turned into a block of apartments or a factory.
"It's just not practical, but the
PLO has kept the refugees hop-
ing."
A~d while the terror group has
realized some of their goals,
Clutterbuck reminds longterm
dividends ha ve not bee n
realized.
"They have not recovered one
square foot and, indeed, their
terrorist activities have pro-
voked several wars -which
th.ey lost a nd they have
alienated world opimon against the m." ·
Clutterbuck said the U.S. is in· ves~i~ating international s upport
against the terrorists .
"There is a Senate bill 15.5
2236) called the ·Act to Combat
Inte rnational Terrorism,• that
requires the president to take
specific sanctions against coun-
tries that support terrorism ·• he s aid. '
That bill is cunentJy in draft
form.
In addition. a bomb summit
held la.st July found seven coun-
tries willing to air boycott coun·
tries that fail to extradite or
prosecute hijackers .
Cluttetbuck said he hopes
such measures will prevent any
such violence on U.S. soil.
Sao Onofre Nuke
Report in Error
SAN DIEGO <AP> -The As-
sociated Press erroneously re·
ported Saturday that a cable fir&
at the San Onofre nuclear power
plant in 1968 went unreported by
Southern Callfomla Edison Co.
The report was baaed on a
company offlclal'S' remark that
he couldn't recall a press re-
lease being i11ued on the fire.
However, the utlllty has slnce
determiaed that two press re-
leases were i11ued on the ltre.
S.. Strike Flares
SACRAMENTO <A P> -
8acramestto'1but1trl.ke entered
Ju aeconCI full day today u a
MIOUatar tried to "rk OD the
dllpute tbat klMd buMe Ml'Vinl 80,000 puaeqen.
I
\ . ., •
Weedman has insisted the baby
was dead or irreversibly on the
verge of death by the time Wad·
dill examined her, about 20 to 25
minutes after birth.
Lt. Smith told the jury Thurs-
day he believed the baby was
born alive and "making it on its
own" before the alleged murder
because of Information he ob-
tained from Dr. Ferguson.
Testimony fro m hos pita l
personnel in the trial so far has
indicated the infant was never
breathing normally but only in
infrequent gasps.
In addition. some medical ex-
perts have contended such gasp-
i n~ is SO ·cal led "agonal
breathing" or the last gasps of a
dying infant.
Rather than "crying" and
·•m ovin g indepe nde ntl y "
hospital personnel have testified
the infant gave a weak whine
and jerked her limbs a couple of
tames after delive ry.
F ro111PageA I
NUCLEAR. •
shut down one of the three
Oconee units in South Carolina
on Saturday, a second unit May
12 and the third unit one week
later.
Already shut down are the two
remaining Babcock & Wilcox
nuclear plants -the heavily
damaged Three Mile Island Unit
Two and its sister plant, Unit
One. near Harrisburg, Pa.
Denton told the commission
that these actions by the utilities
have resolved the safety con·
cerns of the NRC staff. This ap-
parently would make un-
necessary a formal NRC shu t·
d.ow n orde r , a lthough the
fi ve-member commission re-
mained in session to consider
the matter further.
The s hutdown threat .
however, may have contributed
to the resolution or some safety problems.
The safety of the Babcock &
Wilcox plants was only one of
th e items causing the NRC some
agonizing reappraisal.
Officials told both the NRC
and an ll·member, presldentJal·
ly a ppointed pane l Thursday
that ~ederal and state agencies
are 1~1-prepa red and poorly
coordinated to cope with a
nuclear emergency like the
March 28 accident at Three Mile
Island.
WilLiam H. Wilcox. head of the
Federal Disaster Assistance Ad·
ministration. told the com-
mission the NRC "lacks both the
ca rrot and the s tick to en-
courage adequate st ate and
local goverrunent preparedness
for radiological accidents."
Wilcox said federa l agencies
have given too little attention to
emergency planning and that
Pennsylvania's plans when the
accident struck were "so vague
as to be of little value."
F,....Page A J
COCAINE •••
It was linked to a Las Vegas
drug bust last J anuary that
yielded cocaJne valued at
$45,000, a narcotics operation
with Orange County coonec·
tlons, according to investigators.
The arrest of the 10 people
Thursday night was a continua-
tion of that investigation.
Others arrested as ei1ht two.
man arrest teams trmed with
warrants searched through the
county for tboee named in the
warrant.a were:
Michael Alan Miller, 21 of ·
Costa Mesa, Allan Jay Roi.en .
ber g, 28, of Mlsalon Viejo, J udith
Lynn Ummacb, 22, of San Juan
Capistr ano a nd Davld Carl
Hottleld, 22, of Santa Ana .
Abo arrested were Stott AJJea
Ashby, 21, of Tuatln, Arch Alan
Day, •. ol Santa Ana, lllclulel
Robert IWdlaa, 21, of 1\lldD.
Gene Artbar llabalfey, a, ot
TulUA ad D.vtd Earl Snider
21, of Loi AlamUoe. '
Tb• 1uapecta wer e ebarsed
wltb 'aetltq a controlled nb-
atance, eotalne -sales aberilf'•
lnv•U,.&on Mid wen .U.ed·
ly made o.er tbe p11t four
montba .
•
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J
labelid tbe .._ .• declaloa aex·
••t·tradtttoa91·tild dedared they would lnv...._.. a IDOT9 to re-
call ldm fNm lM bench.
l at•• af t er m a • Hutelaer1oa•1 new defense
law1er. Terry ou .. contacted lfla HarcUa who sat aloaplde
her-attacker a{ a recent pn11
conference and uld ahe wu ha"'" wjdt , ...........
The pair then underwent five
days al Ptycfalatiic tr~
to!e&bel', treatnMbl Hu ·::..'t:s·~:t ='M'=.~
Giies sa1d he would call the
paycblat rlet , Dr. Peter l:benole, •• ., .... ..._
ln tbe ~ trlaJ.
-"I am~ I aow hue an t!!K·
pert wttneu who sees the fac:te
of tbla c ... u I do." GU .. laid.
He did not elaborete.
A Pft!triaJ hetrioC acheduled
ia Hutcherson ·a case before
_Juge Kenneth Lae was can·
celed Uiis mo ng irtirGnes
met brielly with prosecutor Dao
Bryce.
Glles said aa things stand now,
the rape retrial will be&in May
' ' ! l ' . '
Zl Wlleel ebaq• .........
clleDt are dt1mt1Hd bf ~ pra11elldala.
~ Ulll)' diam .. Ibey aft ..
Jeet to .U.k from NOW~--1'• lloDal OrpniaUaD ror w
aad t he otlter wome11'•
1roups wbo have··~
attacked Jaadae Fenton," Q61ti1
contended. •• ----"On the other hand, II they .,
to trial they are faced wtth llOCIM
overwbelmfnc evtdeaee," U..
defense lawyer eontt"'Uld.
Law enforcement offic&.1• said, however, that they bad net
noticed a 'abarp lncreue ln VIII· dalia~ coiocidiftl wltb hiPer gas pnces.
Meanwhile. federal a uditors
from the U.S. Eneray Depart.
ment 's Economic Re1uJatory
Comm.iasion have cited a total of
J78 stations in California arid
W uhington for 1a1·1oufing.
Audit director Georae Hub-
bard said that onJy 41 of the 217
area stations checked are
thought to be following a 1973
federal formula for gas prices.
The formula. which grew out
of the ~973 Arab oJI embargo,
was designed to prevent oil com-
panies and station owners from
reaping excessive profits.
The Southem California Ser·
vice Station Association, which ·
re presents 700 area station
owners, seys the formula is too complicated.
In a statement Thursday, the
association sajd it planned to
file a federal lawsuit by next
week, alleging the formula is
unconstjtutionaJ.
"To hold an individual to 1l
standard of conduct so vaaue.
ambiguous a nd ill-conceiveJS
. is a denial or due process of
lilw." the association said.
F ,.._Page A I
, 0.lff ll"ll<it S!Aff """'"• ·CERAMICIST CRAIG CANOY RELAXES'AT HIS BOOTH SWORD •••
Candlestick M aker Preparing tor Renaissance Faire would withhold any comment on
Weeks' possible removal until
the council takes up the issue
Wednesday Candle Crafter M rs Koes t e r said Mrs
Waf?ner 's endorseme nt in the
e ll.'ction "bas no strings at· tached to it." Laguna Potte~ P rep s f or Faire
Kalsched said after the elec-
tion he was not ready to mal e
comments on changes in eijy'
hall until after the first meeting
with new council members. Re
could not be reached for com-
ment today.
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Ol IM 0..11, .. , .. ,$Utt
Ceramicist and candleholder
make r Craig Canoy hunches
over his humming potter's
wheel, but he is not humming.
"This has been a bad morn·
ing." gripes the red-bearded
artisan, extending one meaty
hand encased in a surgeon 's
glove taped at the wrist.
"I took a chunk out of it work·
ing on my booth yesterday,"
says the Capistrano Beach resi·
dent, now busy at rus Laguna
Beach studio preparing for the
up co min g 17th annual Renaissance Fafre.
·'I've got to keep the water out
of it." he says of his wound.
Canov. 34 , is an eight-year fix-
ture at the faire, which will be at
the old Paramount Ranch movie
lot in Agoura. starting Saturday
and running six weekends.
This is its last year at the
traditional grounds with its
Elizabethan atmosphere .
"I've been emphasizing that to
my friends," says Canoy, adding
that the Living History Centre
fac es a h ard time finding
another such secluded site still
close by a freeway.
)
lie and his wire Joanne. 30,
who makes tradit ional wh1te
beeswax candles to fi t hJs earth
tone-colored holder~ owe a large
share of their livelihood to three
csnnual Centre·sponsored events.
"We are solely committed to
the faire," says Mrs . Canoy,
who also sells at the Northern
Renaissance Faire in Marin
County and the Dickens Fair in
.San Francisco.
They aren't f abulousl y
wealthy as a result; but they en·
JOY the good life. arranging their
working hours. sailing trips and
longer vacations around the kids'
school schedules.
Mass production work such as
that required for the faire.
h o w ever , ts no t quite so
challenging to Craig. as some of
his commissioned projects.
He also makes wall sconces in
a medieval theme. ceramic ta-
ble centerpieces and once creat·
ed a 25-candle chandelier for a
popular Orange Coas t
restaurant.
Cr anking out individu a l
candlestick holders in three to
five minutes. edging. smoothing.
hei~hterung and Hpplng here and
there with one's fingers, can get
downright borinf?.
Ri chard Ahlman, the third
newly elected councilman, said
h e s upports Weeks a s city
manager. Ahlman retired f~m
his post as San Clemente bWJd.
mg and plannjng director Jast July.
Meanwhile, the city's top ~·
ecutive is nol saying much about
his future. Weeks was not
a vailable for comment today.~
After a year or political in·
fighting, higtt'tighted by the Jan.
2J recaJl or three City Council
m embers. city hall may receive
a face lift ii Mrs. Wagner gets
her way, she said. ~
Mrs. Wagner charged Weeks
with poor t reatment of city
employees and unresponsive-ness to citizens .
Mrs. Wagner said she «fb.
t'ussed the issue of the city
manager with Mrs. Koester and
or Kalscbed prior to Tuesday's election.
But Mrs . Wagner added
"They are independent and i
won't tell them how to vote."
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A11e ... rs ...
Proposition · 1
I
Causing W ~•;
Pott· Propoeition 13 la~ qUM·
\ions have ereated an avalanche
that is th reatening to bury
Orange County As&euor Brad
Jacobs and Tax Collector Robert
Citron.
That at ~ast is their assess-
ment of laws passed and pro-
posed to enact the apparenUy
simply worded California con·
slitutlonal amendment. "They
are creating a horr e ndous
crossword puule or property
valuations, Jacobs said Thurs·
Forurn50 -·
Mag Sued
By Doctor
An Orange oral surgeon filed
suit agrunst KOCE-TV's Forum
50 magazine Thursday, claiming
he was libeled i n a p hoto
published in the magazine a
year ago.
Dr. Samuel Poidmore alleged
in the Orange County Superior
Court complaint that the photo
made il appear a man com·
milted suicide by taking a pre-
scription written by Poidmore.
day. . .-:
Jacoba ud atron ..... --' lng ror increued budleta at :.a
p.rellmlnary budt•t ae11kll( ii Santa Ana. •
Amona the horror stories tlli.t
told were the followtn1 : : • . -There are 31,000 ~
appeals ol UM1Sments leY1e4 ID
1978 after PropoaiUon 13 pauat
that are just being proeu1ect .
now. . •
-The tax collector 's stair is so
s mall that when a nu outbreak
hll last fall, $27 ,<Joo interest was
lost on $2 million ln tax pay.
ments because the absences
meant the m ail couldn't be
opened.
-Because of the provisions
ror reassessment in Proposition
13. each deed must be more
closely analyzed than before, a
process that bas turned into
.. quite a mesa." Jacobs said.
One "nightmare" example he
cited was a property that had 33
deeds issued for it, all on the
same dale. ·
Citron and Jacobs were the
last to appear in the s tudy
sessions conducted this month
by County Administrative Of':
ricer Robert Thomas. He is at-
tempting to hold next year·~
overall county budget close to
this year's $.slO million level. : ..
..... MORE THAN 1,200 OFFICERS SAID FAREWELL THURSDAY TO SLAIN SHERIFF'S DEPUTY FROM COSTA MESA ..
··The entire publication is
false because the medication
"'h1ch was prescribed by the
plaintiff was incapable Of CaUS·
1n~ death ... the complaint al
lt•ged .
Bandit Robs
Irvine Eatery;
Takes $400 Motorcycle Procession Mounts Hiii on Newland Street Near Sprtnghurst Avenue, Huntington Beach
REV. RONALD COLLOTY COMFORTS MARY BARTHEL
Victim's Son, Edwin, 7, et Left, Also Among Mourners
:Speedy Recovery
::Chronicled Sunday
People who don't set lhe1 r
(')ocks lfhead one hour before re·
tiring Saturday night will have
' to speed-read these stories in
Sunday's Doily Pilot.
(su DAY'S BE TJ
family chemical firm that's the
•••JlEMARKABLE RECOVERY Business of the Week
:O Medical experts say it lakes a ::Y e a r to r e h a b i I i l a t e a
~quadriplegic. John Ross-Dugan,
:•a former star athlete rrom
::Newport Beach who was
--:paralyzed in a car accident last
::June, look fi ve and a half
:•months and Jias resumed his :~career as a doctor. Read 11bout
~his courageous comeback.
NO PLACE LIKE .
Apartment living has very at-
tractive benefits. and some real
problems. A pair of You/Your
Money stories looks at rules,
regulations and rentals meant to•
c ure t he worst or tenant.
headaches.
AN0'111ER DUKE Robert
Conrad says his batteries are all
charged up over the role he's
won in a new series, "The
Duke," his seventh spln on the
tube. But this time he'll be more
t han a comic mwscleman-he'll
be an ex-prizefighter.
:-IODINE'S FINE -Cure for
•:cuts and scratches, maybe a
!:dash in salt? The medicinal ele-
~ment's good ror a lot more than ~that. as you'll learn from Har -
~riette Witmer and son Jim in a ~story about their SO·year·old •
Vvewspaper Carriers
~ iGet Death Threats
~ SACRAMENTO I AP > -! PoUce say an anonymous caller
~threatened to kill Sacramento
-: Bee carriers unless the Bee, i tar1et of a year-old MaUers'
~Union atrtke, atops publishing
for alx mantbl. Offieen Nici one can was re·
ved at tbe Bee Tbunday, and
8t tM rival momJ.nc
............ Union.
T h e bead of the striking
mailers, Don Gergan, said the
calle r was "obviously some
lunatic" unconnected with the
strikers.
Police Sgt. Mike Roy said the
caller to the Bee threatened "the
execution of a Sacramento Bee
carrier if the newspaper did not.
cease publication immedJately
..., for llOda:rt.''
Roy added, "The Bee has re·
ceived m..., threats over the
yean, all of which have proveh
to be unfounded. Due to the
natun ol UU. &bnel, Saerameo· to police are actively tnveaUaat·
1n1 ll."
1,200 Police Attend
.Mesan's Funeral
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of Ow Oally Piiot St~ff
More than 1,200 peace officers
rr"o"m throughout Southern
California gathered in Hunt
ington Beach Thurc;;day to pay a
last tribute to a sh1 in fellow or
ficer from Costa Mesa
A Ion<• trumpeter played taps
and a 21-gun salute was fired as
the body or Los Angeles Sheriff's
Deputy George Barthel, 32, was
laid to rest at Good Shepherd
Cemetery.
ly threaterung to disrupt the pro·
ceedings and harm other of
ricers.
However . no di s turbances
were rcpo11c•d.
About 300 polit·e cars with
lights nashing and almost 100
motorcycl('S traveled the route
from the chu r c h to \h e
cemetery
T he photo. whic h accom -
panied an article on su1c1de.
showed a prescription bottle on
its side in the foreground with a
man lying in the background
The medicine bottle carried
Poidmore·s name. accordin~ lo
information Cued with the swt.
Defendants in the suit m .
eluded Forum 50. KOCE-TV.
former magazine publisher John
Gregory and Or. Norman
Watson, chancellor of the Coast
s;om munity College District
whi ch owns the magazine and
television station.
Poidmore is seeking $100.000
punitive damage for Libel and tn·
Jury to hls professional reputa·
tion.
The accompanying article was
an essay on suicide written by
Steve Saxon. coordinator of cur·
nculum planning ror the coun
Ly 's Alcohol. Drug Abuse and
Mental Health Department
The Moonra ker Restaurant in
Irvin<' was robbed of $400 by a
gun-wielding bar patron early
today
About five minutes before 2
a m. closing a m an who hail
been drinking at the bar fbr
about an hour pulled a small re-
volver on the bartender and de-
manded the evening's register
receipts, police investigators
said.
Arter the holdup the man ran
from the restaurant at 18542
MacArthur Blvd,, m the direc-
tion of the nearby Airporter Inn.
I le eluded a police manhunt of
the area. officers said. ·
T he suspect was described as
being 30 years old, of Latin or
Italian d escent. with coarse
brown hair. He was wearing a
blue windbreaker and blue pants
at the time of the robbery.
Earlier. m the funeral service
at Sts Simon and Jude Catholic
Church. the Rev. Jobn Dougher-
ty . who had married the
Barthels. decried violence in all
its forms. from the shot that
killed the deputy to white-collar
crimes and television mayhem.
In addition to his wife, Deputy
Barthel leaves his son. Edwin, 7.
and daughter Camille, 2: his
parents . Ed"'" and Erma
Barthel of Venice. a brother.
Butch Barthel of Washington.
and two sisters. Carole Gillette
oC Arkansa:; and Joan Richter of
Torrance
Two men arraigned this week
in Barthel's death. Jame~ Leroy
Noble . 24 and Clarenct•
Robinson, 21, may fare the
death penally, a Los Angeles
Sher iff's c;pokesman said
Fuel Fraud Charges Due
Barthel was killed and his
partner , Deputy James Hol-
lingsworth. 36. of Anaheim.
wounded April 19 while question
ing a group of men in Watts.
Hollingsworth, who has re-
covered, attended the funeral
Thursday.
In a grim note. while Father
Dougherty was speaking against
violence. Huntington Beach
police and SWAT team members
dotted tall buildings and
hillsides along the funeral pro-
ceRsion route in response to
anonymous phone calls allel?cd·
MesanFaces
Charges in
Tax Fraud
A Costa Mesa framing con·
tract.or faces arraignment May 7
on eight counts of allegedly un-
derstating his income by more
than $430,000 for 1973 and 1974,
an assistant U.S. attorney in Los
Angeles said Thursday
Lourdes G. Baird. who will
prosecute the case. said the in-
dictments were brought by a
federal grand j ury against
William E. McLaughlin. 47. for
whom no street address was
available.
She sajd McLaughlin has a
framing business in Santa Ana
and also has done business in
. Anaheim.
Ms. Baird sajd the indictments
resulted from an extensive In·
ternal Revenue Service in-
vestigation into the cash pay-
ment ructlces of the construe·
lion ndus try In Southern
California.
Five other indictments against
members of the construction in·
d ustry have been brought this
year. Ms. Balrd said.
She said the May 7 a rraign-
ment will be held in U.S. district
court in Loa Angeles. At that
time. McLaughlin wUJ enter a
plea and a trial date will be set.
she said.
An lndlctment is merely an
accusation and is not evidence or
guJlt, Ms. Baird noted.
Bodiee En Route
DOVER AIR FORCE BASE,
Del. (AP) .... The ffnt ol a con·
voy of truckl is en route lo
California wtth ~ cofrlJls con·
talnlq t.be remains of Peoples
Temple culUats.
..
Murder charges are also pend
ing against Raymond Howard,
24, of Inglewood . A fourth mun
arrested in the case. Gary M
Hubbard. 20, of Los Angeles.
faces drug char~es but is not a
suspect in thc murder
WASHINGTON 1AP1 The
Environmental Protection Agen
l'Y s aid it 1s seeking civil
pcnaltic~ totaling $159,000 from
Texa co Inc-. a n o rthe rn
California ~asoline d1str1butor
and 11 service station~ for al
legedly selling leaded gasoline
as unleaded.
EPA e nforcement c hi ef
Marvin Durning called the cast•
PRESENT
INSTANT LAWN
roll out the green carper 5 SQuore Ft Rous
WITH
•. sod from DICHONDRA •t99 Roll ·~ .--.. c·~ 0 •"'°''"' HYBRID BERMUDA or .. cal-t.urf
sroLoNs ALso AVAILABLE BLUEGRASS •t!59 Ro11
Pax Suoer Gold
DICHONDRA SUPER' GOLD WEED 'N FEED
Prevenrs cro1>gross ona mony more onnuol weeas Kills Oxolls. crol>gross ona mony more weeds Feeds Otchonaro
with 2 rypes of Nitrogen ptont rood Use any time of the year
2 000 Sq Ft size
Reg 1399
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COSfAMISA
M6-3l2I ~--
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Sale Price sg. 99
IALI PltCH M)OD TMIU 1/1/7'
Al ..... &.IMh4 , ..... 0. .....
Thursday "the mosl serious an-
-;t ance of fuel s witching ever
prosecuted by EPA ·'
"Motorists who thought they
were buym~ unleaded gas re-
quired to protect emission con-
trol system~ actually were being
i.old lt•adcd gas whlch destroys
the aulo's catalytic converter,"
he said
"
Citrus Trees
5 Gallon size
Reg 1299
Sole s7 gg· Price • ·
,.,, .. .,·~. Marigolds ~·· lf . .i.'l'!' . Feo1urlng over 20 ~~\.~ varieties in hues of ·~·-··.,.'1' yellow. gold Of Onge
, f ;· •' orred ~.u'lt ., ' ~~0/-·.. pooy pock/6 ptonts :z:-,. 'i .,-!i-Reg, 99 ~.,1"'.".: Sole •9c 1711.J(}~ Price~
Variegated Veronica
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Flood D81118g~ Soa1;ng
Wheat Crop Threatened, Thou.and. Evtu!uated
Marplal11e
Open Those Garages
ALWAYS ON THUll80AY8 Dan. The current
Newport Brach n ap over a prop0aal for bh1nket search
warrants to dlacover UJeaal aaraae u1e. ln town hu now
H<'alac..d delkioual)
The proponent of th blanket aearche1, Plannlns Com mi11kJnfr Allan Bffk of Balboa bland, has hat the public
print. with a lf't~r deft"ndl.nc hJm tlf Or hi• notion.
a nyway
~ '• lf'tttt noted lM Pf'HS had an enormou 1111le ovtr the blank l earth warrant Idea with 11uch outland ish
anal)' u u au91-..1Un1 th '1ty Hall funrtlon rlea would be
aear<'h.in« all tM blanlu:t8 ~n hou e
That UM und ramlhar
TO THE IN PEM'lON plan, Bffk wrott. "No on
oeed be admllled lo the house The inspector merely
lands ln lht> aJI y You open }our garage door Mnd h e.et!s
··Dad-Blome II, ChiJrlle. Who F'lang Optn Our Goroge Door? ..
that you have spuce to park your car or cars off the street.
Thal is all. He never comes indoors
"He looks only at the parking space He must nol
notice if you are printing money or distilling whiskey in
your garage."
Through all tht!>, Beek <1ppears to be tryin g lo offset
the notion that his blanket search warrant would be a step
toward Orwell's "1984." Beek 's effort, however. apparently failed to impress
former Ensign publisher Arvo E. "Hop" Haapa, who also
wrote a letter declaring in part, "Next step in the Beek
scheme would no doubt be a citizen informer cell in each
community to spy on neighbors, then would come the
threat of the knock ()n the door in the middle of the night;
and Orwell's 1984 would be closing in on us. . ··
CLEARL"V. BEEK ts having trouble shaking the 1984
sti gma. We should hel p him ID this ·
So that City llall tn!)pectors can determine that you do
nol have an ille1tal b•·drnom, pool hall or sauna bath hid·
den behind your garage door, all Newport residents should
leave their garage door!> open
., ... ~ ......
1Uainl Reel .River floodwaters, IW'llftl toward an expeded
rre1l today, churned .... a 1.IO-mUe front ot prime prairie
farmland from Grand Forks, N.D. to Wlnnlpe1, Manitoba,
threateninl the area'• important •beat crop.
Ofl'klala In WiAnlpe1 aakl by early today aome z,uo people tn
lho Red River Valley notifted the Canadlaa 10vernment or their evlicuaUon plana. The Valley, south of Wlnnlpe1, bas a popula·
lion ol between 12,000 and 1$,000.
NATIONAL GUA&D HEUCOnEas planned to conUnue
thelr nl&bta today over the upper Red River Valley, the crews
1unnJnc 'Vut nooded areas in search of marooned farm famllles.
''There was water as far as you could see &oiq north into
Canada." ooe helicopter pilot said after a nf1bt Tbunday.
Tfff. FLAT, FERTILE Red River Valley allows no real
dralna1e. Flood waters spread over wide areas, threatening a
score of towns. breaking through farm dikes and overflowing coun-
try roads and interstate highways alike.
In northeast Louisjana. heavy rains along the Mississippi
River produced nooding in Catahoula, Concordia and LaSalle
parishes and the e\'8cuation oC 175 Camilies .
ln the New Orleans suburb or Slidell, some 100 families left
Energy Panel Backs
Gas Rationing Plan
WASHJNGTON <AP> -President Carter has rescued his standby
gas rationing plan from almost certain death In Congress by promis·
ing special help to s tates where motorists drive greater distances.
The Senate Energy Committee voted 9-8 Thursday lo recommend
that the full Senate adopt the proposal, which would go Into effect on-
ly if the president declared an
energy emergency.
A House committee previously
voted to reject the proposal. but
there are indicaHons sentiment
in the House also is shifting in
its favor.
Under the rationing plan.
gasoline coupons would be is-
sued on the basis of how many
Family Numb
As 'Dead' Son
Returns Home
COLUMBUS, Ohio <AP>
.James and Maxine Blankenship
had finished calling relatives
with the bad news and were
cars a r e o wned by e a c h
motorist. A person who com -
mutes 50 miles to work in Texas
could receive the same number
o( coupons as a resident or Con-
necticut who commutes 10
miles.
LATE WEDNESDAY. White
House aides agreed lo a com-
promise under which 10 percent
of the nation ·s gasoline reser ves
during a serious shortage would
be used to alleviate regional ID·
equities.
· Governors in states oC high per
capita gasoline usage, mainly in
the West and South, would be al·
located extra coupons which
could be used to make the ra-
tioning system more fair. r
st<1rting to think about funeral UNTIL CARTE R promised to
arrangements Then the door offset the potential imbalance.
0 r,ened, and in walked the son key House and Senate members
lht•y thought was dead .tiad said the rationing plan would
"It shocked us 'to death when have been rejected in the com
he came walking in.·· Mrs. mittee without the president 's
Blankenship s aid. ''l 'm still new proposal.
numb." "That lipped the balance:· he
Kenneth L. Blankens hip. 23. said. "along with the realtzation
loaned his motorcycle Wednes· that the energy situation is real·
tbelr bona Tbunday wben water from J;Ue Pmtebartnia
unable to dniD into tbe Gull of llnko.
'l1nllldentanm IOUed Alabama a1ain on Tbunday.
tnaballl reported tt.a wettest April in almost IO yean. A
rainfall record aet ln llOt -13.0l lnebel -wu 1urpuaed
day al'9lt wbea tbe total reaebed lJ.t7 inchn.
And resldenta of aouth Miaalulppi 1tra11led back to homes. u the Pearl River continued to drop u it flowed tow
tbe Gulf of Mexico.
Plans \/isit With A my
.... ,,.. ..
Paloma Kressman. 10. Portsmouth. N.H . fourth -grader~
asked Pres ident Carter at a town meeting about his
daughter. Amy. "l envy Amy and J think if I was the
president's daughter . J would boast or brag, and I won. •
dered if Amy does·''' Carter rephed. and promise<1
Paloma she would be receiving an invitation to the
TROUBLE IS. this would expose us all for what we
really are Junk collector!> and rubbish hoarders. Think
what an awful impression this would make on our beacb
visitors from La Habra and Fullerton.
So if we have this muss inspection. we should do at on
Thursdays be(.ore all the beach guests arrive in town.
day a fternoon to John c . ly serious:·
Snyder. 22, also of Columbus. _.:_---------------------------------------:~
White House from Amy.
SNYDER WAS RIDING alone
about 2 p.m. when he crashed
into a parked car. Franklin
County Sheriff's Deputy Robert
West said. Snyder died at the
Beller yet, we could require all residents to have
automatic garage door openers and give City Hall a cen·
lral control system. On Thursdays, a bureaucra t could
then nip one s witch and every garage door in town would
oµen at the same time for inspection.
Just think of the efficiency. ,. scene
On second thought. don •t think of 1t. That reall y docs
start sounding like 1984.
Punishment Fit,s Crime
Mrs . Blankenship heard
sirens going lo the accident
scene, just a few blocks from
he r home. She turned on a radio
that scans law enforcement fre-
quencies and heard officers re-
po rt the license number of Ken·
HANFORD <AP > A judge, me nl for driving while
icated.
intox-nelh's motorcycle. she said.
saying he believes in "creative
sentencing," has ordered a
weekly newspaper publisher to
i>rinl three editorials on the
dangers or alcoholism as pun1ish
Ralph L. McKay. 49, pubUsher
of the Lemoore Advance. must
write and print the editorials
within a year instead of servi ng
a six -month jail sentence.
TOO FRIGHTENED to go to
the accident scene herself, she
said she asked an aunt. Louise
Burton, lo go and find out if
Kenneth was involved.
Rain Dampens Country
Snowslwwers Reported in Minnesota
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cracks jokes you want to remember to tell your boss.
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WUUam. whole favorite putlme was motorcyclln1.
WIWAM VAUGHN
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died ln l!~taln Valley Com·
munit)' llo1pital at about
noon Thuraday two days
after he suffered head In·
' juries when his cycle coJUded
with a car.
NINE HOURS AFTER
the Garden Grove youth's
dealh, three teams or physi·
cians skillfully and hurriedly
removed the accident vie·
tim ·s heart, kidney and cor·
neas.
By midnight, young
Vaughn's heart was beating
again -in the body or a 36-
y~ a r -o Id Florida man
· Rancho Seco Included
I
wbo bad been waitinl since July for lhe vit.al organ needed
to continue bis lite.
aoot:a SIUTB, a transplant coordinator for the
Re1iooal Organ Procurement Agency for Southern
· Calllomia, said today that the F1orida resident ia reported
"dolne well ud at.able at this Ume" at Standford Medical
Center, Palo Alto~
Sn:iith said the four recipients of young Vaughn's cor·
neas and kidneys are pending tests. He said cornea
transplants must be accomplished within about a week
and the kidney replacements ~ilhlo 24 hours.
DOCTORS OF THE DOHENY Foundation in Los
Angeles composed the cornea transplant team working
Tbunday night at Fountain Valley Community Hospital. A
joint team fron UCLA and Harbor General Hospital, Tor·
ranee. is band.ling the kidney transplant, Smith said.
The dead youth's parents, Wiley and Billie Vaughn,
were told earlier this week by the attending physician that
there was no hope for their son.
Determined that their son's death ool be entirely in
vain, the couple cllsc)!lsed the donaUon or or1ana with
their three daughters, J'oyce, Debbie ud RboDcla.
''rr TOOK A LOT of thinking on our put before we
gave the approval," young Vaughn's father aaid today.
Vaughn aald he and bis soa, a former Bo1aa Grande
High School student, argued OQly about one thing.
"He refused to wear a helmet. I don't know why ...
maybe it was peer pressure, but he just wouldn't wear
one."
Vaughn said his son competed often in cross-country
and fiat-track motorcycle races.
Mrs. Vaughn confided that she was concerned about
her son's riding and that it was often the topic of dis·
cussion.
"WE TALKED ABOUT rr a few months ago," she
said. "He named the pallbearers be wanted if something
should happen . . . "
William wil I be buried Saturday afternoon at
Westminster Memorial Park followi.ng noon services in the
chapel at 14803 Beach Blvd. .
He is survived by his parents and three sisters, Joyce
Styoe, Debbie Lacy and Rhonda Vaughn.
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~Nuke Plant Shutdowns Ordered
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HER CHARGES RENEWED
Catherine Hardin
O.lly ,,,..,. St.fl~
'GET IT OVER WITH '
Suspect Hutcher90n
'I Am Innoeent'
Convicted Rapist
Welcomes New Trial
By KATHY CLANCY OI lllt 0.lty l"llM Staff
Accused rapist Glen Howard
Hutcherson said today he is
looking forward to a May 21 jury
trial "to get this matter over
with.
"I am innocent." the 45-year·
old Whittier aerospace worker
said after a brief pretrial ap·
pearance.
Hutcherson, convicted by an
Orange County Superior Court
jury o( rape, was granted a new
trial last month by Judge Mason
Fenton.
At the time. Fenton didn't
believe the story told from the
witneas stand by Hutcher.IOD's
alleged rape victim, Catherine
Hardin.
Better Fill
It Up Now
Oas is going to be
buder to fmd and more
expensive this weekend,
accordlnc to officials of
the Automobile Club of
Southern California.
Tbe club 11 advising
aoatbern California re1i· dents to traftl wttb their ern on tbelr 1u 1au1es
aad fill up tbelr tank,
wlan tbeJ bit the ball-way man. ~•men Art Watkiaa 1ad a 1ane1 of aaa IOldMn Callfonala 1a1
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Within hours of Fenton's de·
cision, a coalition of eight
Orange County women's groups
labeled the judge's decision sex·
isl-traditional and declared they
would investigate a move to re·
call him from the bench.
In the aftermath , Hutcherson 's new d e fense
lawver. Terry Giles contacted
Mi ss Hardin who sat alongside
her attacker al a recent press
conference and said she was
"happy" with Fenton's decision.
The pair then underwent five
days of psychiatric treatment together, treatment Hutcherson
said today "did some good with
m yself and with the girl too."
Giles said be would call the
psychiatrist, Dr . Peter
Ebersole, as a defense witness
in the upcoming trial.
"I am glad I now have an ex·
pert witnesa who sees the facts
or this cue as I do," Giles said .
He did not elaborate.
A pretrial bearing scheduled
in Hutcberson'1 case before
Judge Kenneth Lae was can-
celed this morning after Giles
met briefly with prosecutor Dan
Bryce.
Giles said as thlngs stand now,
the rape retrial will begin May
21 unleas charges against his
client are dismissed by the
proeecution.
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piclteU.., bJ ltrWq service
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2 Killed
By Texas
Sniper
SAN ANTONJO, Texas <AP>
-A man armed with a rifle
fired several abotl into a lar1e
crowd 1atbered to .watch a
parade today, police said. They
said at leaat three persons were
killed -including the alleged
gunman -and 27 persons were
rushed to hospitals.
About 45 minutes after the
shots rang out, a police special
weapons team opened fire on a
mobile trailer where the gun-
man was belifted to be holed
up, and officers removed the
b6dy of a man from the vehicle.
One police officer told a radio
newsman that the m an was shot
• as he removed a clip from a
semi·automatic carbine.
Two other bodies. covered
with sheets, lay nearby, but it
could not immediately be de·
t ermined if they were taken
from ~ebicle.
The city's emergency am·
bulance dispa tcher , De nny
Partee, said 27 persons were
taken to five hospitals. The
hos pitals said all or those
persons were alive, and Baptist
Memorial Hospital said of the 12
patients it received, most were
wounded superficially and none
was in critical condition.
About 300,000 persons were
lined along the city's streets to
watch the Batlle of Flowers
parade, one of the main events
of Fiesta Week in the Alamo
City.
Donna Kaplan, who was sit·
ting across the street from the
van with her child, said she
thought the man was armed
with two guns.
"I just saw this guy stick guns
out the window and start shoot·
Ing," she said. "He must have
had one on each shoulder
,becauae I saw two barrels stick·
ing out. They bad.-a yellow
blanket over them."
No Blackouts
Seen in
Sero.Area
SACRAMENTO <AP) -Two
top state officials predicted to-
day that Californians relying on
Rancho Seco·1enerated elec·
tricity probably will avoid sum·
mer blackouts despite the
plant'• temporary elQeure.
Jobn Br)'IGD. cbainnan ol the
Public UWlUH CommJsalon.
and RkUnl ...,nn, ebairmaD
of the atMe ...,, commillioa,
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ON TO ANNAPOLIS FOR COSTA MESA BUDDIES
Kevin McCarthy (19ft) and Jon Frye
Mesa Teen Buddies
Set for Annapolis
By JACKIE HYMAN
Ol tM o.ffY ...... SIMI
Kevin McCarthy and Jon Frye
of Costa Mesa never intended to run, scout, fly or matriculate
together, but lhlngs just seem to
be working out that way.
They're both on the track
team at Estancia High School.
They're both Eagle Scouts in
Boy Scout Troop 9. They both
want to be pUots. And they've ~th just been appointed to the
U.S. Naval Academy al An·
napolla, Md.
"Actually, we can't stand each
other," Frye joked as the two
dl1cu11ed their unexpectedly
parallel lives.
Both were encouraged to app-
ly for Annapolla by tbelr fathers,
tbeynkl.
Frye, the IOll of Wayne ud
Cara l'rye. laid bis father ia an
AnnaPOlll graduate and former
Alr rorce pi.lot. Youna Frye re·
cel.ed a preatcleoUal appolnt·
meat, avallable oalr to the
cblldren of career officers.
lleCartbJ'• father wun't ln
tbe KnJ bat works wttb aavta•· Uoaa1 equlpmenl ud bu bull:
ness dealings with naval person·
nel, McC.arthy said. He said his
rather has always spoken highly
of the Navy officers he's met.
McCarthy, the son of Joseph
and Tere McCarthy was appoint-
ed to Annapolis by R~p. Robert
Badham, R-N~wport Beach.
Frye, 18, and McCarthy, 17,
said that for casual friends
they've certainly been thrown
together a lot.
They even won a prize
together recently. Along with
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Newport Police
Auction Planned
Flfty·nine bicycles, 1lx
cam e ras, a variety of
tfpewriten and calculaton and
two motorcycles will be amoq
items auctioned off Saturday by
tbe Newport Beacb Police
Department.
The ule tell under ~ay at t
a.m . ln the departmeat's put .
ln1 lot at l'10 Sant.a Baibar•
Drive ln Newport Center.
Safety
Reviews
Planned
WASIDNGTON <AP> -The
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
decided today lo shut down tem·
porarily nuclear power plants
designed by Babcock & Wilcox,
builder of the stricken 1bree •
Mile Island reactor.
Utility companies operating
t h e o th er B&W pl a nts
volunteered to make the shut-
downs for safety reviews and
modifications. One of them is at
Rancho Seco. near Sacramento.
The NRC then voted to accept
the company proposals, but to
formalize them through the is·
s uance or orders by its reg·
ul atory staff that could allow
the plants to reopen without
further commission action when
the improvements are com·
pleled.
It was uncertain how long the
affected plants would remain
shut.
NRC staff members said this
week that it would lake about
two months to solve the prob-
lems they cited and perhaps
much longer if complications de·
velop.
But William S. Lee, president
of Duke Power Co., the operator
of .the three affected reactor.; in
South Carolina, told reporters "J
expect these outages tcr· be
routine. of a very short dur<I·
lion."
Lee said "the specter" of hav·
ing his plants shut down during
the peak summer months ls not
antjcipated.
.NRC staff oflicial Harold Den"
ton was not as certain the prob-
1 e ms could be solved tbat
quickly. Referring to Lee, Den·
ton said. "Perhaps he's {n.
genious and will come up with a
way to do it."
Denton said be expected aoy
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Coast
Weather
Fog night and morning
hours otherwise mostly
s unny Saturday. Lows
tonight 52 to 56. Highs
Saturday 66 at beaches, 78
inland.
IN81•ET8•~Y
Entertohament tllh
wekftd coma in hoo lime
ion••: jet oge ond
Elizobethaft £n_glolld. F'or
MtoUa obold oft ofr ,-.,
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COSTA MESA APARTMENT HIT BY CA" THURSDAY FOR TH! SECOND TIME .
Arem.n Study Damage at Scene but There Were No lnjurfea
Hwitington Jtan,
Unwelcome Vis i t o r
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NUCLEAR. •
repairs to take at least a month
and perhaps longer. Lee said he
did not expect all three or his
utility's reactors to be down
simultaneously for more than a
rew days.
A Huntington Beach man who
lost control of his car wound up
halfway ins1de a Costa Mesa
a partment today the second
tim e in two years the sa me
a partment had been hit by an
<JUlO.
Police said Edward James
Prieve. 43, or 21661 Brookhurst
St was arrested on suspicion of
'drunken driving. He was re-
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BUDDIES ••.
other trark team runners, they
captured second prize in a relay
race al an invitational competi·
tion in Ontario.
Both said they're looking
forward to Annapolis , which
they enter July 6. although they
bave a few reservations.
"It's hard, especially the first
summer. plebe summer," Frye
s a id, "although they 've cul ·
down on hazing.•·
··1 t.hlnk they try t o scare
away people that might not be
strong enough to m a ke it,"
McCarthy said. "I look on it as a
challenge "
Both said they expect some
culture shock in going from the
relaxed Southern California al·
mospbere to a military college
where they'll wear uniforms and
be s ubject to strict discipline.
Howeve r , they're eager to
pursue fJi ght training and
alhlelics McCarthy plans to
compete ln cross-country track
and Frye in rowing. He said his
father was on the Navy rowing
team that captured a gold medal
in the 1952 Olympics.
The youths will study for four
years, witb a five-year commit·
m ent to the Navy afterward,
they said.
What are they looking forward
to least?
Once agai n . F r ye a nd
McCarthy were ln agreement.
.. Not having a lot of girls
.;iround," they said.
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TRIAL •••
~nd the othe r women's lib
,:roups who have erroneously
~ttacked Judge Fenton," Giles
~on tended.
: "On the other band, if they go
-to trial they are faced with some
~verwbelming eviden ce," the
.defense lawyer continued.
· Bryce could oot be reached for
:Comment today.
Miss Hardin, who alleged she
"Was raped by Hutcherson afler he picked her up while s he
-hitchhiked in Buena Park on ~ov. 22, 1977, is out of the area
· ~t her fiance's home, Giles said.
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portedly uninjurl•d.
The O«'cupanl of the uportment
al 1130 V1t'ton u St said today he
may owe lus hrc to thl· fact that
he wasn't home «Jt the time or
the l 30 a.m. accident
''I'm JUSt glad I wa~n·t home
walt'hing lelcv1sion," tenant
Joel French said. "I'd have been
dead. My couch and love seat
.are just demolished."
French said he arrived home
20 minutes after the accident
and "found a car in my living
room."
He said the same apartment,
then occupied by a previous ten·
ant. was smashed by a caJL two
years ago. There were no in·
juries that lime either. he said.
Police Officer J ames Warnack
said today Pricve was reported·
ly driving westbound on Victoria
Street al 45 to 50 miles per hour
when he lost control of his car at
a bend in the road.
The car knoc ke d down a
s ig npost on a safety isla nd.
clipped a power pole causing
e lectric power to flicker off
brieny in part of the city und
mowed down a s m all pine tree
on the apartment lawn before
going thro u g h the wall,
Wa rnack sa1d .
MesanFaces
Charges in
Tax Fra ud
A Costa Mesa framing con·
tractor faces arraignment May 7
on eight counts or allegedly un.
derstaling his income by more
than $430,000 for 1973 and 1974
an assis tant U.S. attorney in Lo~
Angeles s aid Thursday
Lourdes G. Baird, who will
prosecute the case, sa id the in·
dictments were brought by a
fede ral grand jury against
William E. McLaughlin, 47, for
whom no street address was available.
She said McLaughlin ~bas a
framing business in Santa Ana
and also has done business in Anaheim.
Ms . Baird said the indictments
resulted from an extensive In·
ternal Reve nue Service in·
vestigation into the cash pay-
ment practices of the construc-
tion indus try in Sou t he r n
California.
Five other indictments against
members of the construction in·
dustry have been brought th.is
year. Ms. Baird said.
She s.aid the May 7 arTaign.
ment will be held in U.S. district
court in Los Angeles. At that
time, McLaughlin will enter a
plea and a trial date will be set,
she said.
An indictment is m erely an
accusation and is not evidence of
guilt, Ms. Baird noted.
Denton, who recommended a
mandatory shutdown Wednes·
day, told the commission today
thol the utilities prom ised lo
shut down the plants voluntarily
to conduct new safely analyses.
make safety modifications, pre·
pare new emergency procedures
and improve the training of
plant operators.
Denton, the NRC's director of
nuclear reactor regulation, said
three plants already shut down
Cor refueling or maintenance
wiH remain out of operation un·
til the improvem ents are ac·
comollshed. Thev are Arkansas Uni• One in Arkansas, Crystal
River Unit Three in F lorida and
Davis-Besse in Ohio.
He said the Rancho Seco plant
in California promised to shut
down Saturday.
Duke Power Co. promised lo
s-hut down one> of t he three
Oconee units in South Carolina
on Saturday, a second unit May
12 and the third unit one week
later.
Already shut down are the two
remaining Babcock & Wilcox
nuclear plants -the heavily
damaged Three Mile Island Unit
Two and its sister plant, Unit
One, near Harrisburg, Pa.
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no immediate comment on the
closure.
Spokesmen ror the utilities af.
fected have warned that the
closure reserves to razor·thin
ener gy reser ves lo razor -thin
ma r gins that might trigger
periodic blackouts during the
• summer.
Neither Bryson nor Maullin,
both Brown appointees, had im·
mediate estimates on what the
clos ure would do to utility rates.
'·Barring unforeseen develop.
ments, California will be able to
cope reasonably well with tbe
short supply," Bryson said .
Their · comments came after
the Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mission announced today that
Babcock & Wilcox-built nuclear
plants, including Rancho Seco,
agreed to shut down voluntarily.
Rancho Seco, run by the
publicly owned Sacramento
Municipal Utility District and
located in Sacramento County 2S
miles Crom the Capitol, serves
a bout 300,000 people in the
Sacramento area.
But the effect of the shutdown
will be felt by the 9 million
customers of Pacific Gas &
E lectric, which serves an area
from Bakersfield in Central
California 550 miles north lo
Eureka.
Bribery Trial Opens
For Ex-Senate Aide
A trial opened today for a
former state Senate aide accused
of lying to a federal grand jury in·
vestigating bis alleged sollcita·
lion of a $10,000 bribe from a man
who wanted t.o gel his brother-in·
law admitted t.o the UC lrv1ne
College of Medicine .
Opening of the trial was
c leared Thursday by rulinc•
from U. S. District Court Juqe
Warren J. Ferguson in a case ln·
volvlna Leonard E. Moreno, oace u ldmJntwative aide to
formerstateSen. Alred Song. -Moreno allO will face trial on
two other counts of lyin1 to a
1rand jury, the Judie ruled. One addiUoaaJ perjury count wa1
dilmllled.
The 1ovemmenl'1 evidence
a1ainst Moreno UI expected to
come from the testimony of in·
divlduals witb whom Moreno is
alleged to have discuased cash
payments.
Moreno has denied knowing
several of the individuals.
His attorney. Edward Med·
vene, contended Thursday that
government prosecutors tnten-~ionally asked Moreno "vague
imprecise and ambt1uou1'1
questJoas to "mislead and eD· trap" bis client .
Moreno allO ls charged wttb
lytn1 about a eJ1im that he
uked for a $10,000 bribe from aa
usocJate ol Sona'• and allepdly
lntel'edlll on the Q.Jan'• behalf
Jn effort. to 1et a ."50,000 loan
from the SmaJJ Bq11ae11 Ad· minlltratloll.
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'Praised
LEAUIOLM. &ncland CAP >
-As honified aehool chJldren
watched from their wlDdows, a
Oamtaa U.S. A.Ir Force neoa· nal••ance JM on a Jow.1eve1 train·
Ina nllht crashed in thla north
En1laad vllla1e today. narrowly
ml11lq the aehool •ad houlel.
Both crewmen died.
Vllla1ers credited the pilot
with sacrillclng his life to steer
the plane clear or built-up areas
of the village.
"I understand the pilot was
wreslllng wttb the plane lo stop
it from bitting us," said Pat
Bertram, a secretary at tbe
school. "If that is right, we owe
a lot to him in Lealholm."
A witness said the pilot ap·
parenlly steered into an open
area at the last minute . Pollet?
recovered the bodies of the two
crewmen.
An Air Force spokesman iden-
tified them as Maj. Donald L.
Schuyler. 38, Pacific Palisades,
Calif., the pilot. and Lt. Thomas
D. Wheeler ol Madras, Ore .. the
navigator. No local residents
were Injured.
The jet was based at Alcon·
bury in east England.
Witnesses said the Phantom
RF-4 caught fire b e fore
crashing, and pupils saw it pass
their classroom windows about
30 yards away. Fifty.five
children were in school at the
time.
·'The children gas ped and
looked out the window." said
headmistress Audrey Rayment.
"The plane swooped past with
flames and smoke pouring from
it. Then we heard the s ickening
bang. We just prayed it had not
smashed into the row of houses
behind us ."
The plane hit in a woman's
garden and plowed a long for
hundreds or yards. spreading
blazing debris . It s m as hed
throu"h stone walls and pasture
hedges. killinst a number of
shePp before commg to rest an a
farmyard.
KAREN DELAHANTY TAUCS TO MOTHER LORMa'Nr
'A Mtracle' After Veer Of Uncon~• • • ' Year in Coma.
Daughter Finally Speaka ..
~
NEW BRITA.IN. CoM. <AP) -When 23-year-old Karen
Delahanty regained consciousness, she uked her mother, "How
long have l been sleepin,:c?" The reply: "A year."
Miu Delahanty spent that year in a coma -a year in which
doctors rirst said sbe would not survive, then predicted she
would not awaken.
DOCl'ORS AREN'T SURE IF SHE will regain use of her
oar:alyzed legs and right arm, but to ber parents the fact Lbat
Miss Delahanty 1s alert and talkative is a miracle a nd a bless-
ing .
The Avon, Conn .. woman went into the coma when the car
in which she was riding collided head-on with a police cruller
responding to an emergency caJI.
Less than a month ago. the mother, Lorraine Delahanty af.
firmed her faith that recovery was possible. She told a reporter
"I believe in miracles." · '
MISS DELAHANTY RESPONDED TO PAIN, even wept.
but never had spoken. On April 12, nurses at New Britain
Memorial Hospital excitedly telephoned her mother to tell her
that a nose tube used to feed her daughter had become dis-
lodged. When a nurse went to reinsert it, Miss Delahanty cried
out. "No!"
The next day. Good Friday, Mrs. Delahanty was ready to
leave after her daily visit to her daughter's bedside. As was her
habit. she was taJkang to her daughter , despite the comatose
woman's apparent inability to comprehend.
"f don't want you to go, .. the daughter responded. speaking
slowly but clearly, according to Mrs . Delahanty.
Crash l'ictina Freed
Cos ta Mesa fire men, who used their
"Jaws of Life" to pry open the van. aid
Paul Joyce. 27, of Orange. He was injured
at about 1:30 a.m. today when he hit a
c r ash barri er on the southbound 405
Freeway at the Corona del Mar Freeway.
Joyce was taken to Hoag Memorial
Hospital in Newport Beach, wher e he was
treated but not hospitali zed.
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Guide Ol-dered
.. By SYLVIA PODD
U you call a travel agent or aitllDe NMnalioa elerll lo
find out which airlines ny wbere In North Amerka. tbe
a&wer invariably will come from a llDIM IOUlff -tbe
"Official Airline GuJde."
But what you a retold may bewrongorinco11nplete.
Jlou&bly tbe siie or a major city's "Yellow Paa ... "
tbe OAO ls the only U.S. publication that combiaee tbe
passeneer nights and fares for domestic alrlh:MI ID tbe
U.S., lfexico, Canada and the Caribbean. It ii pubtilbed by
Reuben H. Donnelley 'Corp .• a sublldl•ry of Dun "
Bradstreet. and ls a fixture in corporate travel c1eput.
menta and the offices of airline boOtina and travel qenta.
THE GUIDE'& INFORMATION 18 incomplete and
biased, claims the Federal Trade Commi.Won. IQ a recent
successful suit, the FTC charged OAG 'a publiPers wttb JI.
legally conspiring with the major airlines to omit and bury
facts about certain flights offered by smaller air carriers.
The result: Commuter and intrastate airlines lost
passengers and the public spent more time and snoney ny.
mg than necessary.
Before the FTC began its probe. the Donnelley Corp.
refused to print any of the co~ting flights provided by
s mall commuter airlines.
Most or the more than 7 mill.Joo passengers who Oy on
commuter carriers con-
oe('t with other airlines.
so the ab6ence o ( any
facts about commuter
co nn ections Y(a s
"especially injurious,··
said the Judge who
beard the case. James
8 . Timony.
Money's
Worth
· Because reservation and travel agents didn't know
that commuter connectioos existed, travelers were forced
to wait ror flights orrered by major airlines.
Among omissions from the guide were details on dis·
count rares that most commuter carriers have arranged
with the leading airlines . Because of tbal, travelers were
overcharged
IN 1176. AS A RESULT OF TH~ FTC inquiry. the
guide began printing commuter connections. Business on
these airlines picked up 1tlmost at once. But the OAG con·
tmued d.iscriminatrng against smaller Lmes by listing cer·
tain of their fl1ghts after those or the big carriers.
Silly or not. 1t ·s a ract that being at or near the top of
any list 1s a competitive advantage.
To correct ror this quirk of human nature, the OAG
randomly listed identical flights of the major airlines. But
it carried the commuter and intrastate airline flights that
left at the same time a nd for the same destination in a
separate category farther down the list
THESE DISCRIMINATORY EDITORIAL decisions,
ruled the Judge. were the product of both close fina ncial
ties betweeen Donnelley Corp. and the big airlines and of a
consptllac)
In 1975. Donnelley received roughly $3 million m sub·
scriptlons and othe r fees from maJor carriers
Also. in 1971 , representatives of the leading airlines
met with the OAG 's publisher aod a nother lop manager in
a Washington, D.C .. hotel The chief topic was whether to
integrate the night listings of the minor carriers with those
of the larger lines . All but American and NaUonal airlines
voted "no."
Arter the most recent court ruhng, though, travelers
should be able to get accurate, complete , unbia.sed
guidance on how lo get from hereto there
Chinese to Get
Long Cigarettes
WI NSTON -SALEM. NC. 1A P 1 R J Reynolds
Tobacco International Inc will begm marketing 100·
millimeter and 120-milllmeter cigarettes in China says
Edward A. Horriga n Jr .. the hnn's chairman.
He said the hrm had begun advertising Winston
cigarettes on telev1s1on in Canton and that advertising in
the print media there will be gm shortly.
He said R.J . Reynolds soon will sell 100 millimeter
Winston Super Length, 1.20 millimeter More regulars and
120 millimeter More menthols, marking the rirst time ex·
tra-leogth cigarettes have been avaHable in China .
Winston King Size cigarettes also will be sold under an
agreement.
RB Industries
lncollle Rises
RB lndustnes. Irvine. had record operating results ror
both the third quarter and first rune months or fiscal 1979,
Edward H. Resnick. chairman. announced.
For the three months ended March 31. net income
totaled Sl,168.000. equal to 40 cents a share. up from
$953,000, or 33 cents, as adjusted for the 5-for-4 stock split
Jan. 3. Revenues were $20,784,000. 13 percent above the
prior year.
Nine month earnings rose by 3S percent to $3,204,000,
equal to $1.10 a share, from S2,36S,000, or 83 cents, in the
period last year.
RB Industries operates a chaln of 60 retail fum.iture
showrooms in California. Arizona. Nevada, Wasbinaton
and Oregon. along with manulaclltrlng operations.
Certron Listing
DnJpped by Amex
Certron-Oorp., Anaheim, announced the Amerlcao
Stock Exchange decided to diacont..lnue li1Unc ot Certroa's
common ltoclt on its excbance .me. tbe eompany doel not
meet the exchance·s financial ,WdeJinet for c:ontinued list· lna.
Trading of the company ·~ common atoek ... on tbe
American Stock Excbanae discontinued Wednftday.
Certna's common stock will be traded ln the over-tbe·
cowMr manet.
T'bl eom~n.y manufactuns and dlltrlbuMI m.,...Uc
audio recor-tape. e....U• ud .. traclE e~ IDr tile NW martet.
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