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Home My WebLink About1979-04-30 - Orange Coast Pilota s T. di pl c. of A w ic si J I: "' ·Pl re e1 ' s ul po D· .YO di• l :.J ~ Dal , •o .,.. . dee •• ·-•• , q~ f DledHela .Jurors Lea1'e Court ' - 7 CAl•st Chase, Bonanza· for Crash End With Gas Chiselers· Cyelist's. Arrest MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 30, 1979 VOL. 72, NO. 12', UECTIOMS, 21 ... GIES Diedrirla Trial Death Threat Claim Denied By GARV GRANVILLE Of -Oally "'""SI.Hf SAN DIEGO A witness here in the bribery trial of Orange Co unty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich denied today that Diedrich ever told him he would have attorney Michael Rem· ington killed if he revealed an alleged bribery plot. It was la w yer Mars hall Morgan who denied ever having discussed the purported death threat with Diedrich. Cyclist Leath Chase Vp Coast Before Arrest An 18-year-old motorcyclist who allegedly led police from two cities in a chase at speeds up lo 100 mph late Saturday bas been booked on a variety of charges, including assault on a police officer. I John He nry Frese Jr. of Buena Park has been released from Huntington Beach J ail on his own recognizance after being arrested In Long Beach follow- ing a bizarre collision involving police vehicles. The 20-minute chase began in Huntington Beach at 9:40 p.m. when patrolman Tom Gilligan spotted a southbound motorcycle on Beach Boulevard near In- dianapolis Avenue reportedly clockinc about 75 mph. Officer Gilligan lost the cyclist in a resldenU1l neighborh~z but the police helicopter spoltea the suspect minutes later. Police said the cyclist sped north on Beach Boulevard and on to the northbound San Diego Freeway with al least four Hunt· ington Beach patrol cars and two motorcyle ,officers i n pursuJt. Before exiting in Long Beach at the 7th Stree offramp, the big C8ee CHASE, Pa1e A!) Vwtime Expected OAKLAND (AP) -Tbe ftnt truekl carrytq Peop1ea Temple vtethm on their final journey were to arrive here today alter a ft••-4AJ trlp from Dover, Del., wlten the bodies bad been since Jut fall's mua murder-suicides lDGuyana. Morgan also denied ever hav- ing told anyone e ls e that Diedrich in 1973 mentioned anything about having Rem- ington killed. As a result of Morgan's denial, Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp ruled that a prosecution witness will not be able to testify about the death plot remarks al· tributed lo Morgan. It is a one-time Morgan legal associate. attorney Ma rlene F ox. who told investigators Morgan once told her or the re- marks a Uributed to Diedrich. · Morgan's testimony came as Diedrich and co-de fendant Leroy Rose's trial resumed after the week's delay caused by Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp's broken leg. The eight-woman, four-man jur y cooled its heels in the hallway outside the courtroom as Morgan testified. Morgan, who was Diedrich's la wyer in the bribery case until two months ago, was called as the defense witness. His testimORf was given as the defense lawyers tried to shut off any mention during the trial of a threatlokill Remington. Morgan was Re mington's lawyer when Remington in mid-1973 was arrested and charged with a murder con- spiracy charge of which he was later acquitted. Acconling lo a lawyer then as- s ociated wih with Morgan, Ma rlene Fox, Morgan once men- tioned that Diedrich said he would have Remington killed if he talked or the alleged bribery plot involvini a land use matter (See DIEDRICH, Page A!) AD .RINGS PHONE OFF THE HOOK ''My phone rang off the hook. "I'm very pleased with the Daily PUot." That's the advertising success story of the El Toro man who placed tbla ad in the Dally Pilot. Rent $285 or lease $275. 2 bdrm J ba aln1le story Condo. lots of 1tora1e A~eaey off Beach Blvd. Call 1'10-Gll8 any time. If you want your phone to rtn1 olf I.be book, try the friend· ly ad·viaen at 642·58'78. The Daily PUot 1eu the response you need. • en1es Execution -o.lty ...... lMltf ...... MARK GALLIGAN ROLLS OUT 'CLOSED' SIGN AS HIS DAD, CHARLES, CHECKS PUMP Newport Police Were C.lled to Fend Off G•• Snlltcher• Sund•y In Coron• del M•r 'Closed' Station Has Free Fillups Getting gas on a weekend is tough and when motorists driv- ing on East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar found a station more or less open Saturday night, they filled their tanks. Newport Beach police said the Standard Oil Company station at Dahlia Avenue was closed at the time. According to police. station employees bad locked up_ every- thin1 but the gas pumps . "We don't know how people found out about It," said Sgt. Rick Miller, "but they did and they apparenUy started helping themaelves to t.be gas Saturday Di bl." lunday morn1ftg, a passerby wbo saw motoriata pumpin1 gas In tbe closed station, called m1n11er Charles Galllgan of Lons Beach to report the 1iveaway. GaW1an called police to uk them lo bold off the freeloaders until be could 1et to the a\ation t.o lock the pumps. According lo police reports. the station lost about 107 gallons of gasoline worth about $90. A st a tion e mployee who wouldn't identify himseU said this morning the incident was "no big deal." Ruling Stands On Laetrile WASHINGTON <AP ) -The U.S. Supreme Court left intact today the Laetrile smu11Un1 convict.ion of Robert W. Brad· ford, a former president ol the Committee for Freedom of Choice in Cancer Therapy. The Just.Ices 'retueed to hear Bradford's ar1uments be was denied a fair trial when the jud1e would not allow him to present evidence purport.inc to show that Laetrile la beneficial to cancer patlents F1re Damages Grand Hotel Banquet Room The 240-room Grand Hotel. one block from Disneyland, was evacuated when a fire broke out in the top noor banquet room. fire officials report. The fire early Sunday caused about $100,000 damage, but no one was reported Injured. About SO Orange County fire units were called to the scene and knocked down the blaze ln about 40 minutes. Most of the 500 evacuated peo. pie waited In the ground Ooor lobby while the fire was being fought, said Battalion Chief Ian McBride. The cauae ls under investiga- tion. Gu uak Stopped WALNUT CREEK <AP> The U.S. Coast Guard says It stopped a 1uollne leak ....-n. into Loi Trampas Creek .,.... at the rate ol 10 1allona an bour. ... ----... -~ Countian To Die In Chair? WASJDNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court refused lo· day to reconsider the appeal of a Florida death row inmate from California who is likely to become the second U.S. prisoner executed since 1967. The justices. without com· ment. denied a "petition for re- hearing'' submitted by John A. Spe nkelink . sentenced to die in Flor ida's electric cha ir for a 1973 murder. Spenkelink's fate appears to rest with Florida Gov. Bob Gr a ham A slate cl.e m ency board has completed review of SpenkeUnk's case, but Graham withheld word pe nding the prisoner's last bid for help from the nation's highest court. ' Th e 1u s lices r ejected Spe nkelink's fin al appeal Jul month: and today's action came as no surprise. The court almost never grants requests for re- consideration. A 30-year-old drifte r from Buena Park, Spenkelink was convicted s ix years ago in Tallahassee. Fla., of the murder of Joseph Szymakiewicz, 43. of Detroit. • Szymakiewicz. who had been: (See EXECUTE. Page A2> Coast Weather Night and morning low cloud! with s unny after- noons. Light local driule ton I ght and Tuesday morning. Little cooler days with highs lb.rough Tuesday in the upper 608. Low tonight In the mid SOs. IN81BE Te•A" The Gordon Bnwtt gcu boUoon roe.,~. t/Hrt QfO, dl be rniwd Maw JJ. Hopiltg to '* 1 ii Colla Alna'• Doll Pfccord. See 1torw Pa,. AIO. ..... Al.,._.....,. Cl •111 ... .... . ..... ..-. .................. =-::Ir ...... _ ~ C.11 = =· = ............. ......... a ... I 1 PeaUrl•e Ct•I I 1 • I I ( J ~ I I f: K ·Pl rt e1 su1 po D· 10 dh I :J ~ n• , ... bul .. ~ , qld (/ A.I OAJLV PILOT s Iran, Egypt ~rTiea T-&llRAN, Iran <AP> Stat. radio ,.Pof'Wd loday that rftQ&uUonary leader Ayatollala Rubollah Kho metal ord•r•d tbe st'veraat• of diplomatic r laUonl wttb El}'Pt. I a Catro, lhe M lddl• F.Ht new• a1eno Hid Y.typl Tf'llll&tfd by l'Ut tina U~ With In n Khornelrtl haa 11ven Cull backlftl to the PalHtin t.1beraUon Or1ao1ial&on, • le adina Anb "rtJer tionla\'' JMmbC'r and drlv ln1 fortt behind the Arab L .. a1u~·1 polllkal and t't'onomJc boy('()tt or £aY1>t for Ill pea« lf1 aty with laratl. Federal Aid SoughtfOr .Nuke Pla1it WASlllNGTON IAP> Penn sylvamu utility regulators told ConJtress today the federal ROV· ernment should bear the multi mllla on -doll ur cos t of t he nuclear accHlt•nt at Three Mlle Is land W Wilson Goode . chairman of the Pennsylvania PulJhc Utihty Comm1~sion, called for a federal bailout of the utility th at operates the Three Mlle Is land plant He said it would be unfair MORE CANCER DEATHS SEEN BY 2000 -A3 SHUTDOWN NEARING AT RANCHO SECO-AS to expect stockholders and con· sumers to shoulder the entire cost or the accident. Testifying before the Senate nuclcur re~ulatlon subcommit- tee. Goode compared s uch direct federal aid lo the government 's previous finanC"wl assistanre to Lockhce<l Aircraft and to New York City ·'The conseque nces of the Three Mile Island accident are every bit as devHstating as the II u rricane Ag nf's noorl which !>truck ccnlrul Pcnnsylvanw in 1973 and to wh1 t·h tht• federal government r, .. .,ponlfc·d with masl-.1ve tnfuM om. of funds and other type~ of n •llcf, Good <' test1f1ed ·'The government should take whatever steps a re necessary ta prevent the consume r or the _ rate payers from shouldering the entire burden of this 1nc1· dent, ·he addec1 Goode propoM·d lh<:tl the gov- e rn ment mak<' "low or no interes t loans" to General Puhhc lllilit1es Corp . the parent firm or Melropohtan Edison Co • which operates the durnhled re actor And he also proposed a "sub· stantial grant or <'Ontribulion" to help offset the estimated $500 million o f monthly costs of purt'haslng replacement power OC Airport Gives Honor To Tallman The late aviator Frank Tallman was to be honored to· day with the ded1cat1on of a plaque In his memory at Orange County Airport. County ~uperv.lsors. members o r the ARsocial1on of Naval Aviators and Tallman's widow were to be present for the ded· ication ceremony at 4 p.m. in· side the airport's main entrance. Tallman, a pioneer aviator in motion pictures, was killed Aprd 15, 1978, in a plane carsh in the Saddleback mountains . The Grandpaw Pettibone Squadron of the Association of Naval Aviators donated the commemorative plaque . The 20· by 26·anch bronze cast contains a relief likeness of the well-known nver. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '"""°'~c.oato.o~ft•t04.•Hft-"tCft•·uom ... ...., ,,... _ ""''· ''-'"""'"' '""°'-, .. , . ....,..*""""~· .... , ... ~,*' .. "'"' Plltllt...,4 _, '"'-,,..,., to• C..t• ,,..W .. ._-II H .... 1-l!HC:ll•-l••,.Vet..., ,,_ l-tlff<ll ...... llC-t A "1>tl••~ ... , ..... ,_ .. -~ .... .,. .. - '""'41tv• Ttw ........... -•llW.. pt..-\ I\"' lJO We" .. , Mt'NI, CMt•"""" Cel11W<,.l•f- ll.-rt N -.......... , _ Pvtill- , .... 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CommaUff'a rurAI 1l~V\'lopm nt aub<'Qm mlttt't· th11t rutiontng would ht n <''IM1ry · only undt.lr ('ondlliona of tl1n 11ullooal emtrJ(l'DCY " 'tht> only f'l<u1nplt• Sehl •!uni r save> o( I U<'h un t•mt<rl(l'nt'Y WaJ t hf' blO<.'lonJ( of lht.· roult"~ by LAS YEG•S SHOAT OF OA90LINE -A3 MAY ALLOTMENTS BEGIN TUESOAY-A5 which oil tunken. saLl from the M 1ddle t;ast Rallomnl( "hus an appeul in the abstrac·t" hut 1s d1 ff1cull tu adminis te r a nd doe~ me&n hardships, he su1cJ It "1s a stringent measure which 1s In· tended for use only In the mos t severeshortagesitualion " Hut he urged the sl•nators lo approve President Carter's pro posed stand IJy rntaonan~ plao. saying thal changes could ht· made later to meet any valid criticisffi!i Subcom m1tte e Ch ai rm an Patrick Leahy. D· Vt., called the plan "highly s1mphs t1c . lacking in focus or d<>plh and highly biased against rural areas.·· But Schlesinger rt•Jected that assessment, saying "th1~ 1>lun 1s as eqwtable as can be achieved ' for rural arl'as and the farmer-. who produce food and fiber "arc fully protected " The plan becomes law unlcs.., Congress rejects It by May 12 Congress still would have t-0 ap prove if Carter dcc·ides to imple mcnt the plan Under 1t. ratmn coupons would be issued to owner~ of cars and oth er v<'h1 clt's Large trucks w o uld rece ive laq:~t>r than norm a l allot m e nts and motorcyc:les less, but otherwise each v~h1<·lt• used on highways would recc•1vt' the ~ame ration Fa rmt•rs, ho"l'Ver, ~oulcl l'l' <·<•1vt•. for :.i ll tht·1r off roJrl v c h 1 c I 1• s . · · t h c ;1 m o u n l ~ nl'cessary to mamta an lht• na ltonal food a nd ft bcr ,:?O:J b <tp proved by the president,·• he said. The details of the goals and a special system for d1s tributmi: farmer coupons ha vC'n 't been drafted, Schlesinger s aid 'Power' Show Joins KHJ-TV On Sundays "Hour of Power" fans who learned Sunday tha t the pro- gram de vised by Dr. Robert Schuller of Garden Grove Com- munity Church was screened for a n unsc heduled 30 m i n utes swamped the church today with inquiries about the future or the popular program. Church officials said they learned Thursday night that a 30·minute spot would be availa - ble Sunday on Channel 9. KHJ· TV. and immediately accepted Jl. '· They said the proKram will continue to be screened In the 30-minute spot from 10:30 a.m. until Aug. 26 when it wllJ be ex- tended to a full hour from 10:30 a.m . Additionally, officials said , "Hour of Power" will be shown Sunday evening on Channel 5, KTLA TV, until the Channel 5 contract expires in October. Church officials said the Chan· nel 9 contract to a ir "Hour of Power·· runs through April of 1980. Church services are aired via the program three weeks after delivery at the Garden Grove facility. Diesel Car Geu 68 MPG OAK fULL, Fla. <AP) A diesel-powe r ed , modifi ed Mercury Capri developed by two loc al inventors registe red 68 miles per gallon during a lest drive ror federal officials, a s pokesman for the Inve ntors says. The officials; representing the Department 01 Energy, the En· vironmental Protection Agency and the Small Business Ad· mlnlst.ralion, wanted to see the creation of Ralph Moody and Mlke SheUey . Tbe 1polceaman for th• lnven· tora aald the car'• performance was not u 1ood a1 had been hoped -became of the extra pHHftlen. The offlclalt aaJd they wlll help 1peed lb• car tbroush aovemment Letta. .,, ......... ltlttder Suspect Caught Charles Troy Coleman is handcuffed by s he riff's deputies after being chased through a desert area outside Tucson. Cole man is wanted in connection with three murders in Oklahoma. ·Dissident Finds a Home Ginzburg to Live With Exile Solzlwnitsyn NEW YORK t Af» Soviet d1ss1dc nt Alexander Ginzburg :.i ncl h1~ family plan lo Join author Alexande r Solzhenitsyn 1n t•x1l<' at the novelist's 51.acre V<'rmont estate, after being in· v1tt·d to "live there as if they w<.'rt' coming home." Ginzburg, the most celebrated of f1w riiss1dents released f'ri day 1n t'XC'hangc for two Soviet spit•s. said Sund<ty in an tn· lt•rvic•w that he l'Xpc<'ls his wife and lwo th1ldrcn lo join him in Vermont in a month. They will s lay at Solzhenitsyn's home "indefinite· ly," he said .. .. It was :.J misunderstanding , .. h<· saHI, denving reports that hb ~ 1ft• ~as r<'luclant to leave tht- So~ icl Union "What she is say· ing is that she has lots to do bt•for<• she leaves " The 42·year·old human rights activist, who has been in Soviet prison camps three times, said he was reluctant to leave ttis Front Page A J DIEDRICH. • the n before t he County Board of Supervisors. ·•Did Mr. Di<>drich advise you he was not worried because If Mike Remington said a nything, he Diedrich, would have him killed ? .. prosecutor Michae l Capizzi asked. "No," Morgan a nswered . "Did you ever advise Miss Fox that if Remington talked. Diedric h would h ave him killed?" Capizzi then asked. "No," Morgan answered. "Did Mr. Diedrich ask you to take Mr. Remington's place and act as a conduit in a bribe?" the prosecutor wanted to know. And again, Morgan replied, "No.•· The questioning was leading to a decision Judge Tharpe will have to make when Miss Fox is called as a witness in the trial. Defense attorneys James Rid· det and Keith Monroe insisted that Miss Fox should not be able to testify about statements at- t r i hut e d to Mo r gan when Morgan denies havmg made the s tatement. Capizzi, however, insisted that her testimony should be heard by the jury because it is her first-hand recollection of what was said to her. Judge Tharpe 1s expected to rule later today on the a d· m issi b11ityofthe testimony. The prosecution in the case 1s expected lo end today with Mor gan a nd Miss F ox 's testimony. Newport Cadet Sings at Pageant homeland . thoug n rt e acknowledged. "I am a little tired of seeing four walls "ll 's my country I love my country regardless or its govern· m ent ," Ginzburg said, before descr ibing Soviet government ISRAEL WELCOMES FREED SOVIET JEWS-A4 officials as a "new breed of person . creatures." Ginzburg will leave for Ver monl on Tuesday. where he will Join Solzhenitsyn, who ha~ been inexilesince 1974. Dressed in his gray suit and white dress shirt. but without a t1<'. Ginzburg looked far more robus t than he hud ~faturday when. at a news conference. he looked ghostly white Ile declined to dis cuss his health other than to say that he was suffering from an ulcer that had been aggravated "extreme· ly'' during his latest confine· menl That hardly toned down his op- timis m. Cadet Robert G. Schmidt or Newport Beach is one or 60 membe r s or the Air Force / Academy Chorale which will perrorm tonight in the nationally tele vised Miss USA Pageant Crom Biloxi, Mlss. Cadet Schmidt's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Vick.a of 180~ E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. "I hope I will live long enough to see the lime whe n the human rights movement in the Soviet U n ion wil l no lo n ger be necessary," he said. Then. he said, he wou.ld be free to express himself com pletely ... to write about my favorite subJect . which 1s ballet .. As yet it is difficult," he said. ·"It is very difficult to write about ballet when friends all around you are being put into prison he r e a nd t here and everywhere ." Two of the other <Hssidents . Mark Dvms h1ts a nd Eduard K uznetsov. attended a Soviet Jewry rally hnc Sunday h<>fore flying to Israel, whNe they will settle Georgi V1ns. a Baptist pa:,tor, attended church service~ 1n the capital with President Carter The fifth d1ss1dent. Valenti Moroz of the Ukrrmc , was back here after attending a rally m his honor in Philadelphia late Saturday He was also offereJ a tcachmg pos1t1on at Harvard on Sunday _____ .._ ---_..._ ... • .... ,,,,.., .. J CHASE ••• t.000 e.c. mot.oreyele ldt.,... oflGtmpb,,......,..,.,. port..s. H~Beeeh•Dla~le offleer ~ ........... pulled aloa11lde tbe nee1a1 ••peet twlee, pollee Mid, but ldlt U..... the Imped tried to kick tM of. fleer'• mactum over. Jolaed bJ Loq Buch police uatt1. the punuit .eveatually weaved to Paclflc Coaat Hi&hway, culminatlna in a still unclear .ertes of colllaiolll near Mytlltt.AY.emle,,_pollee res. Lone Beach police lDi re- ported that Freae coWded a Huntington Beach motor otncer. Huntington Beach ottlcen n.id they be lieve a Loni Beach patrolman pulled onto the roadway to block off the fleeiq suapect. Huntington Beach officers confirm that at any rate, one of their patrol cars hit the susped cyclist. throwing him onto tbe police car's hood. Another patrol car screeched to a haJt in the path of Hunt· ington Beach motorcycle officer Chuck Poe. who was thrown from his cycle and s uffered minor injuries. Suspect Frese was treated for minor injuries at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach before being booked into Hunt- ington Beach Jail on charges of reckless driving, assault on a police officer and a~sault with a deadly weapon <the motorcy- cle>. police said. F,.._P~Al EXECUTE. • traveling with Spenkelink, was s hot and struck in the head with a hatchet. In all, Spenkelink made three unsuccessful a ppeals that reached the Supreme Court. Once, hi s e xec ution was postponed only three days before hewastodie. The Supre me Court in 1976 used Florida's death penalty law, as well as laws in Georgia and Texas, to rule that capital punishment may be constitu· tionally imposed for convicted murderers. : Since then, 33 states have sen- te nced nea rly 500 persons to death But only one prisoner has heen executed . He was Gary Gilmore. who. rather than appeal his murder conv1cllon and sen- tence asked authorities to kilt him. a nd was shot by a UtahCi.r:ing ~quadinJanuary 1977. The l a:,l exec ution of a prisoner who did not want to die was 12 years ago , whe n murderer Luis Jose Monge died in Colorado's gas chamber . Florida has not executed a prisoners mce 1964 --~ -----Driven Return PITI'S8URGH CAP> -Some Team1ter steel haulers returned to the road today after a month- lon1 llrib over a propoted con· tract and the rl1ht to vote oa the pact. ' Traditional Jeans and Th ings • , -·•-... -----------.... ---- .... ........................ --.. ~--......... _,__ .. __........ ..... ' ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 c ~ 1 ( J' t ~7 ( ( y s le c a ti n pt ti a SI T. d1 pl c ol A w ic si • • c Ht ·Pl n e1 . ---,,. ...,_. .... ---·· ·~--------._...--... .... .. .. .. .. ... -.. , Orange Coast Tet1ay'•~l .. 1a1 N. 't". Stoeka VOL. 72, NO. 1,20, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1979 N ' No Such-Discussion -- I Die ·ch Death Threat Denied D•ily l'tlot Sl.tff l'- MOT0Rl$T HOPPING MAD AND NOT ABOUT GASOLINE Richard Simon Demonstrates His Sweet Revenge ~rps Reneges Declines Bid to 'Kill' Car By MICHAEL PASKEVICH DI llM Daily l'lltlt SI.tit Even the U.S Marine Corps seemed a bit frightened of Richard Simon's auto Twice. the corps has turned down the disgruntled Newport Beach car owner's offers to haul the "lemon" away and bomb it, blast it , shoot it -just get rid or if with flair . As such. Simon's AMC green Hornet has turned into equal parts red herring and white elephant. THE DUSTY CAR rest~ behind the headquarters o't the Coast Community College District in Costa Mesa . It sits unmolested except by Simon, the district's community relations director, who sometimes stops by to give it a drop kick or three Simon s ays his milita ry demolition plan almost materialized a few weeks back. •'They 1 MCAS 1 H I Tustin oHicials l were going to use 1t for young Marines to beat and thrash with batons and sledgehammers. . . as a fundra1ser for the Navy League. "TKE GREEN HORNET supports good causes," said Simon. 37. "But the base lt!gal beagle said it could be construed as criticizing a product, or a consumer protest," he con· tinued. Base offi cials then reJected the offer. ''What would American Motors do?" Simon asked. "Invade?" ·•Find it bard to beheve that the world's toughest fight ing men are afraid of a litlJe slap on lbe hand," added Simon. smiling, of course. AN EMPWVEE WITH the AMC dealership on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa who said Simon's name "rings a bell" offered to go over the history of the fi ve-year-old car wjth a reporter. Service Manager Don ~llis said , "The Hornet is a good car; it always has been." He added that the performance of a car can depend on the owner. Earlier this year. offi cials at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station s howed interest in killing the car, but then declined. "ostensibly for reasons or national security,·• Simon said. Going back even farther -Simon gave up in January and bought a van -he offered the Hornet to Golden West <See LEMON AID, Page AZ> Judge Rules Out Trial Use ' .. By GARV GRANVILLE Of llM Dall• l'llet Slatt SAN DI EGO A witness here in the bribery trial of Orange County S upe rvi so r Ralph Died rich denied today tha t Diedrich ever told him he would have attorney Michael Rem ington killed if he revealed an alleged bribery plot. It was la wyer Mars h al l Morgan who denied ever having discussed the purported death threat with Diedrich. Morgan also denied ever hav. in g t old a nyon e e ls e that Diedrich in 1973 me ntioned an ything about having Rem· ington killed. As a result of Morgan 's denial. Supe rior Court Judge Ross Tharp ruled that a orol'.ecution witness will not be aote lo testify about the death plot remarks at· tributed to Morgan. O.lty ~ ... ,..,. ..._.. It is a one-time Morgan leg;1I associate, attorney Marlene Fox . who told in vestigators Morgan once told her of the re· marks attributed to Di edrich MARK GALLIGAN ROLLS OUT 'CLOSED' SIGN AS HIS DAD, CHARLES, CHECKS PUMP Newport Police Were Celled to Fend Ott Gas Snatcher• Sunday In Coron• del Mer Morgan's testimony came as Died ric h and co -d e fe ndant Le roy Rose's trial resumed after the week 's delay caused by Tharp's broken leg. The eight-woma n, four-man jury cooled its heels in the na llway outside the courtroom as Morgan testified. Morgan. who was Oiedr1ch's lawyer in the bribery case until two months ago. was called as the defense witness. His testimony wai; given as the defense lawyers tried to shut off any Jllention during the trial or a threat to kill Remington. Morgan was Remingto n's l awye r whe n Remington in m id-1973 was arrested and charged with a murder con- spiracy charge of which he was later acquitted. According to a lawyer then as s oc i ated with M o r ga n . Miss Fox, Morgan once men· tioned that Di edrich s aid he would have Remington killed H <See DIEDRICH, Page A2l 'Fill 'er Up' 'Closed' Station Ripped Off Gas Rationing Unlikely, Says Energy Chief Getting gas on a weekend 1s tough and when motorists dn v. ing on East Coast Highway m Corona del Mar found a station mo re or less ope n Saturday night. they fill ed their t anks Newport Be ach police said the Standard Oil Company station at Dahli a Avenue was closed at the time According to police, station employees had locked up every· thing butthegas pumps. ··we don 't know how people found out about it." said Sgt R ick Miller. "but they did and 1h·ey apparently s tarted helping themselvei. to the gas Saturday mght " Sunday morning. a passerby Aho saw motortSL5 pumpin g gas W AS HCNGTON I AP > tn the c losed st ation. called Energy Secretary J a mes Schles- m a nager Charles Galligan of inge r said today that the prob· Long Be a c h t o r e port the ability of gasoline rationing "is giveaway. ve ry. ve ry lo~" a nd is not necessary in the present fuel Ga lligan called police to ask situation. them to hold off the freeloaders He told the Senate Agriculture until he could get to the st ation Committee's rural developm~nt to lock the pumps s ubcommittee that rationing According to police reports. woul~ ~ necessarr "only 1:1nder the station lost about 107 gallons c ond1t1ons .. of dire national of gasoline worth about $90. emergency. . _-----.... The only example Schlesinger A s t a t ion e mployee who "gave of such an emergency wets wouldn't ident1f> h1ml'.elf said the blocking of the ro11tes by' t his mommg the incident was · no big deal.·· LAS VEGAS SHORT OF GASOLINE -A3 Waddill .Trial Testimony MAY ALLOTMENTS BEGIN TUESDAY-AS Abortion Caused Death? By KATIIV CLANCY Of llM Dally Piiot Stiff The chief medical examiner for the city of New York told an Orange County Superior Court jury today that the infant Or. William Waddill is alleged lo have s trangled actually .died from effects of an abortion and prematuri ty. Or. Michael Bade n. under questioning by defe nse attorney Charles Weedman, s aid he could find no evidence that the infant was str angled. When told that Orange County coroner's pathologist Or. Robert Richards had said the baby was choked to death, Baden replied, "l must respectfully submit that I don't agree with that." "My opinion is the cause of death of this individual is acute saline poisoning and prematuri· ty. · · Baden continued. Baden. who previously had been sent autopsy photos and slides of tissue from the infant. flew from Ne w York Sunday to physically examine the baby's preserved remains. His examination showed "no evidence that would be compcll· ing to indicate that the baby died o f manual s tra ng ulation ... Baden testified. Nor. the doctor continued did his examination turn up evidence that the baby died of anything other than saline damage caused during the abor· tion. Weedman called Dr Baden o n e o f th e t o p fo r e n s i c pathologists in the country. Today's testimony marked the beginning of the retrial's eighth week. Waddill. 43 , of Huntington Harbour. is accused of strangl· ing the two-pound. 15 ounce in· fant known as Baby Girl Weaver in the aftermath of a saline abortion performed on the in· fant's 18·year-old unwed mother two years ago 1n Westminster Community Hospital. Weedman has insis ted the baby was dead or irreversibly on the verge of death before Waddill examined her . which oil tankers sail from the Middle East. Rationing "has an appeal in the abstract" but is difficult to ad m i nister and does mean hards hips. he s aid. 1t "is a stringent measure which is in· tended for use only in the most severeshortagesituation " But he urged the senators to a pprove President Carter 's pro- posed stand-by rationing plan •. saying that changes could be made later to meet any valid criticisms. Subcommittee Ch a irman Patr ick Leahy. D·Vt .. called tbe plan "highly simplistic, lacking in'focus or depth and ... highly biased against rural a reas." Coast Weather Airport Land Buy Eyed Weedman noted earlier that Or. Baden se rved on a comntit- tee a ppointed by Congress to in- vestigate the assassinations of both President J ohn F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King. AD RINGS PHONE OFF mE HOOK Dodgers Lose To Montreal MONTREAL (APl -Steve Rogers tossed a seven-hitter and • Gary Carter and Andre Dawson each cracked his sixth home run as the Montreal Expos extended their winning streak to six with a n 8·4 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers this afternoon. Night and morning low clouds with sunny after · noons. Light local driule ton ight a nd Tuesday morning . Little cooler days with highs th.rough Tuesday in the upper 60s. Low tonight in the mid SOs. /nine Company Acreage Vnder Study By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI •Detty·"-' IUfl Orange County Airport staff members are conudering the purcbue of 35 acrei or Irvine Company land near the airport tower on the west side of the runw •Y. eccordin1 lo alrport m•n•ser Raul Re1aJado. But Relalado takl today the prupollll Ia jwt in prellmlnery 1ta1es. "We're just hevlnc some preliminary dlscuatlons on feulbilitJ of such a pure • " be laid. Stuc:IJ Of tbe as acres localed adjaunt to tbe airport off J>aulartno Avenue was ordertd earlier this month by the Orange County Airport Commission. Regalado said the land buy is belnl ca:Wdered "to allow max· imum nexibillt.y ln future de· velopment of the airport," but he stopped short of saying it 11\i&bt .be a site for a new le lnal. e ex.lstlng terminal on the east side of the runway was built Lo handle about 400 000 passencen a year. Jn 1978, more than two mllllon pasaen1era went through lM airport. The expanalon or the terminal bas been blocked by anli-noise 1roup1 led b y the City or Newport Beach. County supervisors recently awarded a $269,350 contract to VTN Consolidated Inc . of Newport Beach to prepare a master plan for development or the airport. Regalado said the outcome of that mast.er plan wUI have a lot to do with bow far his staff's study of the 35 acres goes. ••Right now we don't even know ll we could afford to buy lL. ··he said. <See AJ•POaT, Pa•e Al) •• "My phone rang ofrthe hook. "I'm very pleased with the Daily Pilot." T hat's the advertising success story or the El Toro man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilol. Rent S28S or lease $275. 2 bdrm l ba single story Condo. lots or storage Agency off Beach Blvd. Call 770-0068 any Ume. tr you want your phone to ring off the hook, try the friend· ly aCl·viaers at 642-5678. The Dally PUot gets the response you need. .... I tt 1l The Expos jumped on Los Angeles starter Doug Rau, 0·3. for four first-Inning runs, all of them with two out. Rogers, 2·1, walked two and struck out three. Driven Return PITTSBURGH CAP) -Some Teamster steel haulers returned to the road today after • month· long strike over a proposed con- tract and the right to vote on the Pl Cl. 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The uuee 111 uod r m ve uu taon. Mrs. Elman Dies at 70; Rites Slated Me morial services will be held We dnesday on the beach 1n Newport B each f or newspape rwoman Therese "Terry" Elman, a long-time Newport Beach resident who died Saturday. Mrs. Elman, who was 70, was a forme r Hollywood columnist who wrote (or seve r a l newspaper syndicates and for publications in Mexico, Turkey and South Africa. For the past three years she worked as executive editor of t he West Coast J ewish News. Mrs . Elman was a member of the boards of directors of the J e wish Feder ation Council of O range County and Is r ael Bonds. She also be longe d t o the G realer Los Angeles and the Orange County press clubs as well as the Holly wood Foreign Press Asso c iation a nd t he Hollywood Wom en's Press As -.oc1alion. A 20-year resident of Newport Bea ch, sne was also a member of t h e Or<.inJ,le C o unt \ Philharmoni<' S<w 1ely · Mrs Elman lea ves hrr husband, Eh. or the fu mtly homP al 1770 W Ra l boa Blvd a daughter, Rochalinne Behr of Pa s adena, and two grandchildren. Memorial services will be held Sunday at 4 µ.m on the beach 111 front or the Elman home The family sugJ{eSl1' memori<1I c:onlributwns to a favorilc charity. Plane Lands In SA Field A Cupertmo res ident managed to land hts cri p pled sing le t·n gme plane in a Santa Ana bean field Sunday aftt-r the.• aircraft bt:gan losing powe r ove r llunlm gton Beach , poli ce re ported. Robert Davidson. 40. <H'c.·om pan t ed by a Cos ta Mesa he licopter s a fely landed the• ~1ngle-eng1ne Cessna to a fu.'ld in the 2400 block of West Mcf'ad den Avenue at 12 :45 p.m . of f1cers sajd T he plane bcRan losing power because of carburetor problems !tl 1.300 feel over Huntington Beach, police said After land m g , the aircraft was towed lo Orange County Airport. 'Threat Halts Fli~ht WICHITA, K a n IAP l Eighty-e ight people aboard a Trans World Airliner got an un· scheduled look at this Kansas community after T WA officials reported r eceivin g a bomb threat. The plane, bound from Newark, N.J ., lo Albuquerque, N. M., was on the ground about three hours while federal agents searched the aircraft, but found nothing. OAANOa COAST N DAILY PILOT The Or•!'OO C.... Oe1ty ~llOl, Wll!Ufflitft I\,_ "'"""IM-"-. h DVllll\-by '""°'-CO<l\I Pubtl'llllngeom....,,y klkl••lt..,111°"'•'• ..... , ...... -.. ""°""' ,,.., •• •or c ... 1. M•-. H--· H"'"lft91_, ..... ..,,._ ,.,,. V•llfY. 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Thc.•y wert• part of 196 "boat people" flown to Iowa for reseltleme nt from a Malaysia refugee center From Pa9f:' ,, I DIEDRICH. • he ta lked or the a lleged bribery plot 10\olvtn~ a l;tnd use m <itler th("'n lx•fore lhe County Board of Sup4:n1sors "DHI \fr DiPdrt<•h a <IVI!><.' YOU he v.a-. not v.ornt'd bt'cau.-.e 1f Mtk<' R1 •rningt1.n )>a 1tl anyth1 n).(. tw 0 11 il ru h \\11t1l rl h;i \ 1• htrn k 1ll1·.t' l•l ll'l!Ul11 r ~1 1 c h.H·I (' ,l))l/ II :t'kt•d "'" \1111 i;.111 •'" wc·1 c.·d Dul \1111 t'Vl·r ad \ l'>C M1-;s Fo \ lti.11 if Hem111gto11 talked. p It' rl r II' h \\ 0 u Id h J \ (' h I m k1llt·d • 'l'dl""1 th1 n a '>kt•d No," M11rg,1n uns v. cred ·01d Mr D1e dnrh ask you lo 1Jk<• Mr Ht'rr11n).(lon's plaC'<' und .1l"l a s " conduit 1n a bribe'!" lhc µro:.t•c·ut.or wuntcd to knC>w /\nrl a~<.11n Morgan re plied. "'ljo .• The 4ul•St111n111~ was l1·ad1n~ lo .1 rl1·1 h llln .Judgr• Tha rp.c v.111 h J vr t11 rnak1• w ht n M ..,., f'ox 1" r a llcrl :l" a w1lnc-;-. in th£· trial f>1•fen'>t' a11 nm1•\' J ame-. Rid <i<'t arnl Keith M~mro(• msistcd that "''" i-·o, -.hould not be a ble lo testi fy ;;ihout s laterncnts at- t ri b ut t>cJ to Morg a n whe n \1 organ di: nil's hd .. mg m adc lht.> 'il atC'm('nl C J p111i. howt>H r 1ns1stcd that ht•r lP.,t1monv should he heard by the .1ur y ·bee· a use it 1s her rir ... 1 h.ind t 1·c·olll'C'l1on of what v. et)> said to ht•r ,J udgl• Tharpe I' 1>Xpt'clcd to ruh• la l<'r totl .i y on t he <td m1 ss1h1lltyof t h1· lt'sll mnn ~ The prnst·c·uuon 10 the.• ca:.t• 1s expcrtcd to t•nd tod a y with M o r ~a n a n d Mi s s Fox ·s lt•'\tJmOO) From Pog~ ,\ I AIRPORT. • • He also s n1d s uch a purchase would require ··a ma1or policy decision on the part of the board or s upervisors and they may not e ve n want to consider it." T he size restrictions imposed on the airport hy the existmg terminal a re a key point in an investigation started a month afi(o by the Federal Aviation Ad- m 1111stratton The &!(en cy, us ing powe rs granted It in the 1978 airline de· regulation act, alle~ed that the county has unjustly discriminat- ed agains t airlines holding Orange Counly routes by not al: lowing them lo lease space in the terminal now occupied by Air California. Hughes Airwcst and Golden West Airlines. But the county, backed by Ne wport Beach and the state, contends that lack of terminal space as well as restrictions on the numbers of fli ghts because of noise considerations are k~p Ing other airlines out, not un1ust · discrimination. T he FAA ruling is expected next month. Newport Cadet ings at Pageant Cad<>t Robert G. Schmidt of NewPt°)rl Be ach Is one of 60 m embers ot th Air Force Academy Chorale whV:h will perform lonJRht In lb noUonally televised Ml•s U8A Pa1eant from Biloxi. Ml11. Cadet Schmidt's parent.a are Mr. e nd Mrt. Wllllam Vlcka of 1805 E B1tlbos Blvd., Newport Beach. Newport-Mesa 4th Graders Win Contest F o urth g rader s in the Ne~ r ort Mt.'sa Unified School District r.lpturcd Sf't•ond place honors an the rec<'nt Pen and Quill t·ompc·t1l1011 s ponson•d by the OranJ.l<' County Dt·partmcnt of Education Tiu: s ixth annual penma nship ronlt•st , h<'ld at Laguna llills ll1gh School. was opt·n to fourth .inti fifth gra de t ea ms from sc h ool d1 s lril·ls throughout Orange County M e mbt.'r~ of lhf· Newport· Mesa team we re Gretchen McC l1ntock. Lo ng N g uyen , M e lanie Phelps, Tats uya Ohya ma First place in the fourth grade d ivision was won by students in the Magnolia F.lementary School Di strict while third place went lo studf'nts 1n the Fulle rton f':le m t'ntary School District Winners m the fifth grade competition were students from lhe S;inta Ana Unified School U 1s t 11 cl, firs t . Fullert on ~econd. and Magnolia , third. Chamber Sets Meetingo11 Transportatio11 T r.insportation will be the topic at a Wednesday morning meeting s pon s ored by the Ney, port Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce. The m eeting, ope n to the pubhc without charge. will be held at 7 .30 a.m. in the learning center at Pacific Mutual Life I ns uran c e Co m pan y , 700 Newport Center Drive. Included on the program wi1I be Al llollinden, chairma n and To m Jen.kins, executive director C>f th e Orange Co unt y Tra1\sportation Commiss ion. They will talk about a coun· tywidc trans portation plan T he session also will Include u d1scuss1on of Newport Beach's road master plan and recent city council action on that plan. Chamber omc1als ar e asking that interested r es ide nts and busmessmen make reservations for t he ses s ion by calli ng 644·8211 . Iroirie City Aides Wed T he echo of wedding be lls was still belns heard at Irvine City Ha ll today following the m arriage Saturday of two depart· m ent directors. Tying the knot· we re J ames Harrington, direc· tor of administrative se rvices, and Ra ye Klntsbury, city clerk. The marriase took place on a bo at In Newport Ha r bor, especially leased by the couple ror the oc- caalon. After the ceremony, the couple departed for a Northern Callfornla honeymoon. ·---------------------------- • . - Fire Cutbacks Due Newport to Lose 6 Men, 1 Truck Newport Beach Ac ting Fire Chief James Reed said lod•y he will have to lak.e one of the city's two ladder trucks o ut of service this s ummer because of a plan lo drop six firefighte rs from the c ity's payroU. City councilmen have asked for a report on the budget pro- posal to rem ove three unfilled jobs for city-paid firefighters as well as the elimination of t.bree fire fighting JObs currently paid l or b y the f e d eral Com- prehensive Employment a nd Training Act <C ETA). The pro· posed Ore department budget 1s $2.S million. Representatives of the city's firefighters association ap· peared before councilmen dur· ing las t week's study session on the budget lo plead ror reinstate. ment of the proposed cut.a. -Association spokesman Lan'}' Te ge l said elimination of the jobs "is going to lower lhe safety level for the citizens as well as the firefighters." City Manage r ~obert Wynn t o l d council m e n that the rireflghle rs ' complaint "has some validity, but we 've got to respond to the mandate of the vote rs (Proposition 13 > a nd we're trying to do it without hurting too much . "I realize that's easy for me to say because I'm not the euy out the re who's holding the hose fighting a fire," Wynn said. Today, Reed explained his sta(fing plans, s hould the ap. proxJmately $40,000 for the three f'ro• Pa~ A J IEMON AID DECLINED •• College's Police Academy fo r ballistics testing. However . 250 heavv sandba2s would have had to be pla ced around the car lo prevent danger from ricocheting bullets, so the schem e was sc rapped. "No Hornet is worth a hernia," Simon said . - R E SAID HIS DISENCHANTMENT with his 1974 model goes back even furthe r, to the first day he boulbt it and the/ gears began stickmg. ·He readily gives his own verRioy-of the history or the car. Ttie gear shirt broke off in his hand, twice. he says. The windows slipped mto the doors, never to be seen again. There were two electrical fires, he says. The car ate up three sets of ne w radial tires in Less than 50.000 miles The clutch blew out. The brakes still puJJ to the left A sticky black goop that i.urrounds the inside of the wmdows started melting, "gettmg all over my kids," says Simon "They'respollednow. •«rffE GEAR SlflFT lrnkage broke and JUSt hung there ltke s paghetti with rigor mortis. My wUe couldn't UD· derstand my periodic outbursts ··r was beginning to think it was just me until r read a consumer report article. If they had used my car as the test , they would have had to 1~sue a separate volume." Fed up with ~doss1rr of repairs." Simon decided to e nd his Hornet's nest of problems. Why dot>sn 't he JUSl s ell it a.rid get what he can? "Tm not a killt•r." he say!>. "By selling 1t to a high school kid, h<"d ne ver see college ·· SIMON BELIE VES he may have a new angle to con l1nue his "protest against mediocrity " He hopes to donate the Horne t lo the State Department o f 1-'ish and Gamf' for UM! as <.in a rtificial reef and ftS h haven "rf Fish and Game will <1ccept my gift, we will see ho" long the Green Hornet can hold its breath against the ele men ts Simon promises to be there for the bur ial at sea. He even has a poem worked out "Ashes to Ashes Dust to dust I hope 1l s uffers a te rn. ble rust " , " / ' ' ( J- l J ( city-paid jobs be eliminated and the men now paid with CBT A ' funds not be P'f onto tbe city payroll. The department has two types of fire companlea~n1lne com· paniea and truck compaaiw; The engines are stationed at each o( the city's six fire ata· lions and are staffed by three m e n. The e xception ls the. Balboa Island 1lal1on that is~ staffed by two firefi1bten. Those are the fire en1lnes that carry hoses that are hooked to fire hydra nts . The primary responsibility or an enaine com· pany is to put out fires. A truck com pany. which con· s ists of four men, s upports the engine company. Truck company m en open u~ burning buildings to -let bot air and gases escape and tum off utilities. T he trucks also carry ladderg for gettlng onto and into burn.Ing buildings. Last year the city got a new ladder truck with a 100-foot lad· der . The c ity also has an 85-(oot ladder truck and a snorkel unit, a truck with a platform that can be lifted about 100 feet. Reed sa.id the city planned a°' along to sell the smaller ladder truck when the ne w one went in· to service, leaving it with the· snorkel and the 100-foot ladder truck stationed al opposite sides of the city a t Lido and a l Newport Center. But he said the loss or the si' Jobs will mean that one truck company will be cut and the only manned truck will be at Newport Center. He said the snorkel will be used as a backup piece or equipment, but won't be manned. Reed also noted that reduction• to one truck company will mean that the truck will be sent to every structure fire in the city. Firemen fought 200 structure fires in the 1977·78 fiscal year and depa rtment estimates ar.- lhal the figure for the e xisting year wt II top 225. The department estimates there will b<-Jboul 250 structure f11·e~ 10 the city in the 1979·80 hs - ca I year Gas Leak Stopped WALNUT C REEK <AP> - Thl' U S. Coas t Guard says it stopped a gasohne leak seepmg mto Li,-. Trampas Creek here at lhe rnte of 10 gallons an hour. I I --------. Traditional Jeans and Things ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NCWPOAT BEACH (714) 644·7030 ·------------------------------------·---~ t..:t:. ... ...,.......,_,.__ -• ___ ... ~ _ __....,,..., ~ ... -•• ,- .. llAUBU CAP> Al~h re· porten tulDumbered payln1 PW• .. ••• tbe Malibu ferry'1 maidla ..,, ... loday, OM tom· m..., CIOIDIDelded: ''It eertalaly ................ ot that v ...... ........ ., ... TM--weter test . btellt left Mahbu • m.1nua. late. wu pro. vided for erea ruld eata ~ IU'udell ~ lMdllklel Utat "'" UIK-tM Paclftc C.OUt lfilhwa7 cloled ainee ,\pril 12. Tbe alx JNlld ~ ..... nlne medla repr11ta11Uv• Ud three crewmen made tbe trip under •ray *'-and fot on the SbJrley Ann, owned and operated by· UDlvenal lluiaf. "I lblalt it '1 fudoaUq," said 1>11..,..--....,ard llort.y, &8. 7 'I've taMa •ftl'Y other route then Al &opt &o Loi An1ea..." -•orlfY ~be dkln't plan to take the sa f•f'f'1 ricM that often because be needl hla car. "but it t'f'rtltlnl.Y tw>uta the hassle of that Vl'nlura Frcewuy rlcbt now that I'd bt-on " CulTrans 1poke11man Richard Stephent •••d one rea on tor U\t: t ny pUlt'nJ&t'r load on the -41· p1111eoa r rerry was that few resldenl.6 were sure the-Hrvice would beaan today because CalTrana h1&d been workina out. 1&u1Mnlnul • contruct probler:na aU wut>kclld. "We certainly didn't have It . ' Countian to Die? High Co111·t Denies Stay of Execution ............. APPEAL RE.:f:CTED Slayer Spenkellnk Teens Face Charges in 'Smuggling' Two teen-age boys raced sm uggling charges today after U .S Border Patrol of~icers dis· covered 36 Mexican na~ionals packed into :i ren!ed truck Ui~ two youths were aLlegedly trying to sneak through the San C:lofre c heckpoint s outh or San Clemente Sunday. Agents arr ested Ronald Colema n Farmer. 13. and a l&- year-old cor.1~anion, uoth o f Solano Beac~. when the pair al· legedly trie<i to go around Ute checkpoint throu ~h the scnles area of the D.:;rj~r Patrol sta· lion. Authorities said the group of m en a!'d wome;i immigrants paid Sl.50 to $200 apaecP, to be taken into tt~e U.S. from Mexico. W ASHJNGTON <AP l -The U.S. Supreme Court refoscd t{)- d ny to reconsider the appeal of a Flo1!dll death row inmate from Caltfor nia who is likely lo b~comc the second U.S. prisoner ex~~l'tc:t since 1967. ·;1-c ju:ilices, without com- ~e;,~. denied a "petition for re- hearin:!" submitted by John A. Socr~.~I;r!<. sentenced to die in Floria .. s electric chair for a 1973 rnu~der. Sper:Cclink's· fate appears to r est with Florida Gov. Bob G r:iham. A st ate clemency h:>:l•·d has completed review of Spcnt.elink's case, but Graham withheld word p ending the p!i!:~>ncr's last bid for help from tile natiou 's highest court. Tit <' justices r eject ed Speni.:~l!nk 's final appeal last mGnt:i. and today's action came as no :;urprise. The court almost never grapts requests for re- consideration. . A 30-year-old drifter from Bue na Park, Spenkelink was convicted s ix year s ago in Tallahassee, Fla . of the murder of Joseph Szymakuiw1cz, 43. of Detroit. Szymukiewicz. who had been traveling with Spl'nkelink, was shot and struck in the head with a hatchet In all , Spenkelink made three uns U<'<'ess ful appeals that reached the Supreme Court. O n ce. his exe c u tion was postponed only three days before hewastod1e The Supremt> Court in 1976 used Florida's death penalty law, as w1:1l ·as la ws in Georgia and Texas, to rule that capital punis hment m:iy be constitu- tionall y imposed for convicted murderers. Since then. 3J states have sen· tenccd nearly 500 persons to death. But only one prisoner bas been exerutcd. He was Gary Gilmore, who. rather than appeal his murder conviction and sen- tence asked authorities to kill him. and was s hot by a Utah firing squadrnJanuary L977. Ginzhurg Accepts Invitation to U.S. NtW YORK <AP) -Soviet d issident Alexander Ginzburg and his family p lan to Joan author Alexander Solzhenitsyn in exile at the novelist's 5l·acre Vermont estate. after being in- vited to "live there as if they were coming home." G inJ.burg, the most celebrated of five c'.issidenls released Fri- day in exchange for two Soviet spies, said Sunday fo an in· ISRAEL WELCOMES FRE~O SOVIET JEWs-A4 terview lhat he expects his wife and hw children to join him in Vermcnt in a month. Th ey will s tay a t Sol~~.:n.!~c;yn 's home "indefinite- ly,•· h~:::aid. APWl~to sewed down unUl last ni1ht. ao a lot of people have been hearin& 3bout It but really weren 't sure. Those sjx who took the ride de· cidedtotakeachance,"hesald. MondJ!IJ. ~130, 1879 DA!.Y PILOT Al l'og119e prevent vebJcles from beW. atruct by ra11ln~ roe•• a.a ·boulders from a UO-root lllP hillside tbllt is cnunbllaa. • The water t axi will depart rrom Malibu al 6: 15 a.m., 8:30 a.m .. noon. 3~30 p.m., and 5:30 p.m . Depa rtures from Saot1& Monica are set ror 7: lS a.m .. 9:45 a.m .. 2:15 p.m .. 4:30 p.m. and6:4.5p.m. vehicles at the Malibu Civic• Center aoCJ CalTrans will provide shuttle services from the park· ing lot to the pier and back. At Santa Monica, vans will connect tbe water taxl to buses from Santa Monica· and tbe Rapid Transit Distri . Only minor rockfalla wwe ,. p orted over the •••kead. Cal'l'rw 9C*•mu 10! . Stark laid the 1Ude--wu Aow----- There will be parking for 75 It's a Sunplone CalTrans officials say they hope to reopen t wo lanes of the highway sometime this week. The road-bu-been-btocked two weeks as a safety precaution to ing aipa of diminiablnl for the third str.lcbt dey, .. both as to Internal noise levels being picked LQ> aad eN__ml_l move- ment of the land ltaelf ... .... ~ Larry Ma uro s its in lhe cockpit of bis so lar-pow~red ai r craft as a n onlooker passes by at a Ri verside Airport. :rhe plane. powe red by s ibcon solar cells on the wings, flew a half mile at 25 mph Sun- day. Traffic Up At County Airport The number of arn v1ng and departing travelers at Orange County Airport is up 10.8 percent fo r the first three months or 1979 compared with J anuary through March 1978. County airport statistics show 573,840 passengers hctve used airport facilitJes so far this year. up from the 517,755 ar riving and departing passengers in the first quarter of 1978. Jn addition. the number of commercial flights has risen 8 6 percent, from 6,584 for January through March last year to 7,147 so far tn 1979. Private lake-offs and landings also are on the increase so far this year, witb 127,348 in the first quarter. During the first three months of 1978, airport statistics showed 117.515 private aircraft take-0rrs and landings. The number of veh icles parked at the airport has gone up 1.4 percent so far in 1979. with 72.865 autos parked. Air cargo handled through the air freight facillties bas shown a 7.9 percent decrease so far this year. with 607.4 tons processed. Vegas Gas Story Triggers Fights LAS VEGAS CAP > -A $250,000 media blitz by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Bureau aimed a t convincin g Southern Californians that gasoline is available in the Las V egas area appare n tly backfired. Instead of plentiful gasoline supplies. motonsts found a lot of stations were closed and lines at the pumps of those that were open were long. Tempers frayed and police had to be called to mediate several disputes. More than SO fistfights directly related to long gas lines were re· ported to Las Vegas police. Several mjur1es were reported and there were some c alls that people were carrying weapons. Police were s wamped with calls from local residents and tourists alike, asking where they could get gasoline. By contras t, ga soline was available in the Reno a rea and customers could drive up to the pumps a t several s tations without wailing in l ine. Gasoline supplies across the state are expected to remam sparse through Tuesday. That's when st.ations begm receiving May allocaltons. does not see the approach of the May gasoline allocation as an end to the pinch. He said be has been pumping 2,500 gallons of gasoline daily, mainly between 9 a .m. and noon. "Even when we get out May allocation. we still won't be able to pump more than 2,500 gallons a day or we 'll run out before the end or May," he said. Meanwhile, Nevada offic ials were a waiting the promised word from feder a l Energy • Secretary James Schlesinger on has efforts to free additional sup· plies of gasoline for tugb-growlh areas such as Nevada. Di.esel Car C,et,s 68 MPG OAK HILL, Fla. <AP l -A d iesel -powe r e d , modifie d Mer cury Capri developed by two local inventors registered 68 miles per gallon during a test drive for federal officials, a s pokes man for the inventors says. The two youths are being held at the Border Patrol's aot i· s muggling unit in Chula Vista. "It w~s a misunderstanding ." l'~ s;iit.l. c!enying reports that his wife v•:.is reluctant to leave the So·:ict Union. ''What she is say. in~ is that she bas lo.ts to do bt!f:lr~ she leaves." JOINING SOLZHENITSYN Alexander Glnzburg T r aii1 De rail Most Reno s t a t ions whic h were open were r estricting hours to daylight operations and nearly ail limited sales to 10 gallons or SS or $6 worth. The officials, representing the De pa rtment or Energy, the En· vironmental Protection Agency and the Small Business Ad· ministration, wanted to see the creation of Ralph Moody and Make Shetley. The 42-year-old human rights activist. who bas been in Soviet prison camps three times. said Tallman Honored The late aviator Frank Tallman was to be honored lo· day with the dedication or a plaque in his me:nory at Orange County Airport. County supervisors, members of the Association of Naval Aviators and T&llman's widow were to be present for the ded· ication ceremony at 4 p.m. in- s ide the all'J)\)rt's main entr;:~ce. TaUman, a pioneer aviator in motion pictures, was killed April 15, 1978, in a plane carsh in the S:ldd!s back mountains. The Grandpaw Pettibone S:iuadron of the Association or Naval Aviators donated the commemorative plaque. '!'be ::::> by 26-inch bronze cast ~onta\ns a relief likeness or the weU~'mown Oyer. ~ he was reluctant to leave his n o m e l and , thou g h h e acknowledged: "I am a little tired of seeing four walls. "It 's my country. I love my country regardless of its govern- ment." Ginzburg said, before describing Soviet government officials as a "new breed of person ... creatures." Ginzburg will leave for Ver· moot on Tuesday, where be will .loin Solzhenitsyn, who has been in exile since 1974. Dressed in his gray suit and white dress shi rt, but without a tie, Ginzburg looked far more robust than he had Saturday when, at a news conference. he looked ghostJy white. Draft Renewal Defeated WASHINGTON <AP> -A pro- posed renewal of a limited dratl lost its fint vote in Congress lo a House subcommittee today, but ·Proposed renewal of draft registration for )'OUDI men was easUy approved. The Houee military personnel subcollllDittee rejected 5-4 a pro- posal by Rep. G.V. Mont1omery, D ·llisa., to draft up to 300,000 7oun1 men • year lnto the Jn. dividual .Ready Reserve. But it approved by voice vote • Pl'OpOM) to require young men tumtna 18 after Dtt. 31, 1980, to resist.er in case a draft la ever retmtituted for a war or other national emer1ency. The aubcommlUff '1 proposal would fella&er only YOWll men, but It WOUid require the .,,.-. dent lo NPDlt Nell l'ffOmmeD· deUoaa OD bow tbe rectatraUon •'ould be conducted end ...._, women aboulcl bave to '-C:-•wU. ~ allO would re- qalre tbe pnskleat to report to Congress whether he believes young men should be drafted in· ·to t be I n d iv id u a l Re ad y Reserve. Jn arguing for the limite d draft, Montgomery said the re- serves have only 200.000 of the 700,000 people they want. ·'There is a need and if there is a need the time is to do il now," lloataomery said. But several other m embers aaid that, alt.bough they agree that aome aort or draft might be needed lo the future, it would not be tealistic to try to get Congress to approve il now. "People are just going to say we're silly; we're trying to bring back 1 peacetime draft when we don't need it," said Rep. Mar- jorie Holt, R·Md. Tbe YOtea came colncldentally Just before a planned rally on Lhe Capitol slept by draft oppo-nent.a . Althou1h Its numbers are small, the subcommittee's de· cl1lon will inlluence its parent Armed Services Committee's recommendation and that panel in turn will influence the full Ho~e 's eventual decision. The anti-draft rally was planned by the Committee Against Registration and the Draft, a coalition of 20 organiza- tions. long before the subcom- mJttee vote was scheduled. Montgomery's bill, backed by -"' Army Chief of Start Bernard Rogers, would have drafted young men -not women -into the reserve wtlts to be called first in a war . In pJbticly urging the limited draft. Rogers told a Senate com- mittee the Individual ready re- fterve ls 500,000 people short of its goal of 700,000. But the Joint Chiefs or Sutr as a whole favors only renewal of draft regjstraUon -not to in· crease numbers of people in the military but to 10crease the speed with which they could ti. called ln 1 war or emergenq. . . • ---------------~·--.....------. ~ NEW LlSBON. Wis. <AP> No 1n1 uri es were r eported a mon g th e n ea rl y 300 passengers aboard an Amtrak passenger train, en route from Chicago to Seattle, that. derailed in a switchyard Sunday night. One station near downtown Reno was a boon to out--0f-state motorists. While JocaJ residents we r e limited to 10 gallons. tourists were allowed to fall tanks. One Sparks station operator The spokesman for the inven- tors said the car's performance was not as good as had been hoped -because of the extra passengers. The officials said they will help speed the car through government tests. our most popular pant ... / our straight leg cuffed poplin pB!ltS; light"'Mtight and comfbrte ble., perffict fbr all occ.aeions. six ~Nat colors; tan navy light bl\.Jll, b~n gr<uz.n6rd Nd. @J~o@@J~@ 44 Rlahion Island• Newport Beadt•1141844·5010 1001 ~twood Blvd.· \\estwood VWoge•:ll31419-7727 I _T _.__,.. A4 DAil. v PILOT Monday, Aprll 30, 1m WORLD I NATION Ct Mllp Claeered '-" ~ost ting ..... ~ To•~~';r Israel-Egypt, Marplalae Trade Hailed -Digital Dilenuna MY 1U1£ IS YOll& TIM Today, u we all awlnc SU&Z CITY. Enpt <AP> -An Israeli freqbter entered tbe &Ma Canal today for the rinst ume tn 2S yean aDd Ecyptlana l1niDc tbe bank welcomed the ablp witb abouU of "Salaam." Crew members aboard the frelabt.er returned tbe ireetinl wttb ahoulJ of "Shalom" aa alrena walled and otber ahipe ~bluted-tbeir foghorns. toward tbe I WU\)' ffUOO, •a the flrtl Blue Mondey ln which 'We all atauttect ott lo work ocs Da1H1ht avtna T6m . Oh well, ata hour ml ta an bour lolt. I've aJw~a bHn puu.kd by the Lo&t Hour Theory and wh•re st went. But you have certain reu .1unnce becawse we are promllitd thal rM> m1Uer where It went. we'll 1et lt baek aaain Mxl O<-\O~r Ortlclally, Dayli1ht Savtns Ttme becan 1t 2 1.m. Sun· d11. Ma.t of ws, howe v r, lhovf'd the dock• ahead one hour bf-fore minn1. AU thl1' d dn't really CQme bome unlll thil a>omint when. ll you wtnt to work at 8 a m • it was really'1o'dock. And llyou wenthom au. tL wu6. ANYWAY. TU£ CLOCK· etUng p~ es really shook my conlide~e Olia ydr We have ~ number of clocka around our place. Out m the garatte work area there's my heirloom clock known· m the family .as Doria ll I called Dong beuus~ It See theOld-jashumed Burton' Any Idiot Can Set Thu Watch has a single chime that sounds each half hour. Some years back I purchased this mas terpiece from Thrifty for $9.98. It has a rake pendulum ; plastic case that is simulated wood grain and a phony gold-colored face. "Salaam" ls Arabic for peace and "8balom " hs lhe Hebrew equivalent. THE C,5M-TON ZIM Shipping Co. freight.tr Ashdod entered the aouthem eod of lhe canal near S un C6ty and will end the l.f- hour croulng at Port Said on the Mediterranean. An Egyptian escort accom· panled the Aabdod. a correspon- d ent for lsraet·s Army Radio re· p orted from the s h ip arid launch~ m the waterway tooted their homs. The Aahdod, with 22 men aboard. set out from the Israeli port or Eilat in the Gull of Aqaba Saturday n ight. lt en· te red Egyptian t e rritorial waters Sunday morning and, in accordance with international maritime custom. hoisted tbe Egyptian flag as it steamed through the Gull or Suez toward the canal entrance. CANAL OFFICIALS and m embers of the Israeli crew toasted the voyage with cham- pagne Sunday night. Mom .. 3 Kids The canal croaslng marked a major deve lopment In the framework of peace being built between Israel anci t;gypt following the sigolog of lbelr peace lreaty last month. The last Israeli ship lo try crossing lbe canal was seized by E1ypt in 1954. Vessels carrying cargo to and from Israel have been allowed through the canal since 1975 un- der t e rms of the l s raeli- Egyplian disengagement treaty. THAT PACT PUT both banks of the waterway Into Egyptian hands for the first time after it was closed when Is raelis oc- cupied the Slnai Desert up lo the eastern edge of the canal in the 1967 Mideast war. In another sign of peace. Israeli and Egyptian mWt.ary negotiators held their first meet- ing Sunday at a United Nations outpost in the Sinai to discuss plans for Israel's pullout from tbe perunsula, which is being re- turned lo Egypt unde r terms of the treaty. · Suspect Arrested In Four Murders Arresting A rt Former Pentagon analyst Daniel Ellsberg was among more than 280 arrested Sunday in a demonstration aimed al blocking access to the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant at Golden. Colo. "I guess there's an art to getting a rrested," said plant spokesman Bernie Velasquez. Weekend nuclear protests were held at several plants around the country. Freed Soviet Jews Welcomed in Israel TEL AVIV. Israel CAP> -Eduard Kuznetsov and Mark Dymshit.s arrived in Israel to a heroes' welcome today They were the last or seven Soviet Jews freed by the Kremlin after nine years in prison for plotting to escape from the Soviet Union by hijacked airliner. The works. however , are clearly no fake. This clock has been humming a long for years and near as I can tell, has never lost a minute. Or gained one. And since the phony face has no glass cover , it's easy to set a head for Daylight time. Just spin the hands, taking care to wait for each Dong along the way. "Blessed be he who has sus· friends and govemmenl officials tained us and brought us to th1s le~ by ~gin, hlmselt a former day," said Prime Minister pnsooeranaSovietlaborcamp. Menachem Begin, quoting a "THANKS TO YOUR efforts Jew 1s h pra yer celebr at ing we have arrived to be with you," MART£NSV1LLE, Ind. CAP> A m an free on bail on an armed JOyousoccas1oos. said Dymshlts. "I'm happy tbal robbery charge has been arrested in the strangulation of a young after nine years J can join my IN CONTRAST TO phony Dong, I have this magniri- rent timepiece I wear on my wnsl. It is called a quartz digital watch. This watch does everything but sli ce bread. woman and tbe drowning of her three children, authorities said tc-K UZ EN ETSOV . 52. a nd country and my family in my day Dymsbits, 40. both pale and homeland. Morgan County Prosecutor G. Thomas Gray said Steven T. Judy, gaunt from their prison years .. Hundreds of thousands mor,e • 22, a n lnd.ianapoUs construction going to work, said State Police but s miling broadly, arrived al J ews want to leave the Soviet It pulses with the seconds. It will also count down seconds, give you the hour. the month, the day and sound an alarm when your car payment is due. wor~er ;, was being held on four Lt. Merle McKinney. who was in Ben-Gurion Airport on a flight Unio n. There is still a struggle preh mJnary _counts or murder. charge or the invesltgation. from New York. before us," he said. Trouble Is, this electronic digital wonder also has to be reset when Daylight Saving Time rolls around To do lbJs, you dig out the simple, easy to follow instructions The bodies of Terry Lee He said he believed a motorist The y ana t.':rPe other Russian Be~in also headed the crowd Chasl~n. 21, lndia!lapolis, and who stopped to help the woman dissidents were sweapped m New on Sunday that greeted the five her children Misty Ann, 5, changed the tire, disabled the York on Friday ror two convict· other Soviet J ewish prisoners, Stephen, 4. and Mark, 2 -were car and then drove the victims ed Soviet spies who were freed Tuesday and ar· First, get a paper clip lo punch in the tiny button on the side of the case. Then punch the other button. Now. if the race now pulses back and forth between time a nd date, go to Step 3. tr it Just sits there looking blankly at you, go to Step 2. Punch the button again. Stop punching when the correct date appears. found Saturday in a creek about to the area where their bodies The men were welcomed by rived from Vienna with 82 other 25 miles south of Indianapolis. were discovered. an emotional crowd of relatives. Soviet Jewish immi ra nts . I PUNCHED IT WRONG. It went bhtnk agam. Please res ta rt at Step 1. ON SUNDAY NIGRT, state Police Sgt. Russell Miller said that a suspect, at that time un- identified, would be held over- ni ght and questioned. Autopsy resuJts on the four victims were also scheduled lo be released today. Now. as time passed, I gave up I surrendered. I handed the digital masterpiece to the son of our house and pleaded with him to save me from this electroni c nightmare. The ki llings were "ve r v brutal," Morgan County Sheriff Richard Allen said. "The person who did this is an animal as far as I'm concerned." lie had the watch reset to Daylight time in about 60 seconds. Sometimes I JUSl don't think I'm meant for the Com- puter Age. TWO UMDENTIFIED people hunting mushrooms on a muddy trail in a heavily wooded a rea Saturday stumble d upon the body of Mrs. Chasteen, police said. Officers said s he apparent· ly was stra ngled, possibly with the scarf of he r work uniform that was found knotted around her neck. Iranian Oil Output Down TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -The National Iranian Oil Co. says production of Iranian crude 0 11 will average 3.5 million to 4 million barrel& a day for the rest or the year, with a total of 1.05 million barrels going daily to Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, Caltex and Shell. Keza Azimi, tbe company's ma rketing director , told a news conference Sunday nine-month contracts had been agreed on with some 35 countries and oil companies. He said the price was $16.57 a barrel for light c rude and $16.04 for heavy ('rude. 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Mtt ti :44 '·"' .--~~~,;_,_;_;_.J...::,;__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;..;;.;.~;__~...;.;.;,.=.;,~~~~~ Now pay bills with the other ~ end of the pen. Introducing the Bill Call System"' account at Allstate Savings. Instead of writing checks to pay your bills, you simply phone them in to us every month. Instead of getting zero interest in a checking account, your unused money gets 5% interest from us. · And if that's not intriguing enough, tbe service is free if you maintain a $2000 balance. Th ere's a nominal charge for those accounts with less than a $2000 minimum balance. So it's up to you. You can write all those checks, sea1 all those envelopes, lick all those stamps, and mail all those monthly bill payments. Or you can just pick up the phone once or twice a month and be ckme with it R>r complete infonnation and a demonstration, call or visit any of the 86 Allstate Savings offices located throughout California Becausewhenit ~ comes to paying bills, • the phone is even Ulllllll mightier than thepen. ThemlC811 ...... ™Nowhere else but FounWn \Wley t8798 Brookhurst Ave. CVcilley Center Plazo). fhllttton 1107 So. Harbor Blvd. Mi~lon Viejo 27521 Puerta Real. Newport One Corporate Plu~. San Oemente 911 So. El Camino Real. Santa Ana 1200 W 17lh St. Tu tin 18232 Irvine Blvd. Wcstminster/tlunllncton 8elK'.h 540 Wt!stminster Mall. • I ----· -.... .,..,,,___ __ ··---.... --~----.... ·-.. - 1 : • .. • e I .:. Episcopal .~r Ele.Cteil MN nANCISCO <AP> -TM a ........ s.~.nctaro1 St. Colaaba •1 Parhla In ·-=·· o.c .. will ... eoG· HU la .Juna.ary tile new ....... " ... SplMOptl Dtoceee of Calltln&a. Aft# 11 ballot.t, d.w1aa. lo a state coattntioa bere =.: Swlq, 4a, with» ml8utea lb• convenllon bad been 1cheduled to adioum Tbe m d•l•I .... •c1*'8d m cl•rtcs aDd • lay peraom ref: sentlq UO partabll ud mly 9 iD Ute aua.. Rev. Swbal. wlilo baa two u.en ••~ cbtlclren, will succeed 8ilbop C. IOlDMr Myera, who plana &o ret1te LD the ran c-.-.r si•wd NOT FOMC>t f IN Harwylllll /tlPfl Al .. t•eats ·~-........... SUPPORTED GAYS Oeotoe Moecone L IV ERMORE I AP 1 The · 'Plenty of Gas'; stale will study tbe lnc1dence ol s kin cancer at Lawrence Llvermore Laboratory lbal has ( • STATE J am1cted 14 employees in lbe last decade, killing rour or lbem. That latest victim. Stuart Gunn . 49, of Danville, died March 29 at a Walnut Creek hospital, ·several years after malignant ma)anoma was diagnosed. . The rate or disease among the general population is 10 a year per 100,000 people. · St-lerd Pf~lu STANFORD <AP) -Stanford University admissions officials have sent letters of acceptance lo 2,400 ot.¢ of 11.800 a pplicants to lbe prestigious school and lbe selection process is a tricky one, they say. "Candidates stand themselves out," says Fred Hargadon, dean or undergraduate admissions. ··we look for s ome kind of spark, for something that pops out as special. ,,._,,,.,,,. /tlaa CERES <AP> -A Modesto man was killed when a bomb ex- ploded in bis car as be drove along Freeway 99 here, police said. The victim, Clarence "Skip" Botterton, 43, was alone in his vehicle early Sunday, returning from a date in Turlock, officers added. The vehicle burst into a ball or flames, and the blast tore chunks of concrete from the freeway. Stanislaus County sheriff's officers said. More Due Tuesday LOS ANGELES CAP> -It was tough getting gasoline over the weekend in Southern California. but things should get a litUe better in a couple of days when stations start receiving their Mey alJotments. About 70 percent or the service staioos in Los Angeles were closed Sunday. the Automobile Club or Southern California reported. SOME OF THE open stat.Jons had long lines but others did not. More stations were closed this weekend than other weekends because it's the end or the month and many stations have already pumped their a llotment and won 't get more gasoline unlit Tuesday. · · Ozell McClinlon, who runs a car wash in West Los Angeles. said he didn't think there is a . gasoline shortage. He had plenty of gas, be said. "ANYBODY WHO wants gas ca n get it here, even without get· tmg a car wash," McCUnlon said. Although many people ran out of gas over the weekend, if lbey called around, they could usual· ly rind some way or getting a few gallons to at.least tide them over until Monday. THE SITUATl'ON wa s summed up by one Pasadena man who ran out of gas in Thousand Oaks and bad lo put his wife, two children and a dog up in a motel Saturday night. He was scheduled to pitch in a softball game Sunday morning, and, minutes before the game was to start, be rolled up, say- ing : "Well. it wasn't easy, but I made it." SPECIAL 95<= REG. $1.95 For One 5x7 Portrait or Four Wallets in NATURAL COLOR Additional Portraits at Regular Prices. One 5x7 or Set o f Four Wallets $1 .95 Bx 10 Only $3.90 Each. ALSO SAVE OVER$4.50 On This $19.50 Package • Two8x10's • Three 5x7's • Twelve Wallets Apply you r 95 and Pay ONLY $14.00 More for 17 Beautiful Portraits. Age limit 12 years. Select from several poses and scenic backgrounds. Copies and enlargements available at higher prices. Extra charge of $1 .00 for 2 or 3 children together. Speclel prices In effect these dates only: Tue. May 1st thru Sat. May 5th Hours: 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. and 2 P.M. to 5 P.M. wdCPenney fil~~ s44.2313 ,,,, ~ °"'"" .; .. MondlW. April~. 1179 * DAILY N.OT 1f SF Seeks Gay CoRI Department Launclws Recruiting~ the communtly, partly because Mayor Dianne Feinstein does ·not have the overwbelmin1 -popularity among bomC>Mxuala her late predeceuor bad. POUCE CHIEF Charles Gain. who support.a lbe gay recruitin& drive, wu heavily booed at a re· cent meeting of 200 say 'busi- nessmen when be defended as "proper" pending civn suits to shut down six gay tbeatera and bookstores as "public nuisances." One gay leader complained, "This never would bave hap- pened if Moscooe were alive. George would have picked up the phone, called the district at- torney lnd that would have been the end of it." Police harassment of gay bars and other estabalisbmenl$ bad been virtually non-existent ror several years in San Fran· t elsco. In tbe put four-Di ''911, however, a bait..._ ban '"9 been cloeed by tbe .... ..._, control board ud now eivU ..... are threatealna t.bea .. n a.ad boobtorm • BADY aarrr, • l•Y former minister appointed bJ Ila. Feinatein to complete tbe ..,. maining year of Milk's -.. said be dilcerna "an aali·PJ backlub in San Frandaeo." Britt said tbe ltatewide cWe-. last fall ol Propo&ltion •. wldeb would have required tbe ftrlDc Of bomoaexual public aebool teachers, left some aeumia "feeling like we Sot it made. We don't. There la atlll a11U·1ay violence. Three people were stabbed two weeks a10 near Castro. There still are poUti· ciaos trying to buy ua off. "There is an awful lot of work to do," be said. . Ranclw Seco Near 'Cold Shutdown' AU offices of Laguna Federafjoin in invit.ing you to a Maytime birthday party! 44th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Thursday and Friday, May 3 and 4, 1 :00 P.M. until closing featuring • Maytime Flower S how by the Laguna Beach and San Clemente Garden Clubs • Floral displays in all other offius • Picture gifts consisting of 18" x 24" full-color reproductions of Richord Bunkall's oil painting "Near Belmont Pier" • Delicious Maytime refreshments served both days in all offica ../IO§UAa7~$~ AND LOAN A886ctATION llAL80A~ 100 bit..._ IW., ...... CA-1Ttt87W1t1 HOME OFFICE. 290 OoHI\ Ave.. Laguna 8eKn T.t 494•7&-tl AddlllOnet bfa~ In Sall C!e!'nente • Laguna Htllt l.tguna Niguel • Olhler'OranQe • ~· Ei.lnote • Olen AVOft end com1nv aoon In Belmonl SllOra and Mu111et1. ) FSTJC ........... .._. __ • ...... ..----..-..-_...,. --.. . -----.... -·-...... .._._ __ ~· . . ... . ... .. .. -· ...... Orange Coast Daily Pilot E , .. ,~ .... ~ ... 1. .. ..... '°'-------------------·Ro·bert-·N·. W-Md-/Pub-·11'."-·r--TIWM--•·K·eev-U·/·.--_ .. ~ .-=D.~ Mondey. April 30. •979 8-l'W• Krelblch/Edltorl•I .._ •dltor :Jam Andenon Strings Attached ationil ark--00 W A8HINGTON -In a real The pouibllllY t.hal tbe beautlful Irvine cout land NnM. lbl petroleum ~tel ma, *°'M a naUoul park wma to draw a IJWe are wqtq eeonomlc warfare cloier. --... -• 1~'4• .w o r l d . --8 y Or-.. Couftty 1upervllon lut week 1ave their en· manJpulatlq oU producUoo and donemeot to a Natk>oal Pan Servi plan to create ao pri~. the eaportinc tOUGlriH -.... a:--• k ·--th ............ __ ... h•v• lnllided tevere eeooomlc 11,_..arrci ur.,.n DIUUPat par a_.1 • 1.Vliun ...... d1ma1e upon tbe Importing thnMalh Uw hllla 1ul1"0Wldtna La1una Beach. lrin It would lndude Ulree-lourthl ol the Irvine coutal coa:t it·i not merely a queltlon p~ toUth of .. orona del Mar, the La1una OrMnbelt. or doUan; the lmpact must also lbe UI Kre , ~camore Kllll property now owned by t.be be meuured d ty ol Laa\UMa Beach. and the 3,000 acres ol Allio Viejo I a human already deallnated u o~ apace. plua an addJUonal 700 mlaery. Tbe acres now planMd ford ~lopment caauatutt llre 1be Part Sen• re ooncluded the area quallllea for lbe raceleu federal hmdlna because or Its 1J111lficant natural re-:'nedn . c~r:::~ sources. proxlm!ty to major populatton concentrations who endure and potenUa.l of drawmg visitor from olb8r areas. the inawlne The park tudy ls scheduled to be aubmJtted lO p a 1 n 1 0 f Congress by the nd of May, but nact boundaries and hunaer wbJle financial procedur s for acqwrana the land remain to be tb~y pray .tor determined. ht:lp and hope ror death. P'or oil While the idea of preserving so much of thls rare and bas become a s essential to lovely land us a park ha obvious appeal, we must realize buman s urvival as rood and there would be somt! strings attached. water. A b l l k t · 'd k l be More than SOO mUlioo people n ur an na 1ona par · 1s no a Wu emess par o are dangling desperately on the left in its nutural statt!. lt ls designed for public use and, edge or starvatlon. Each oil as the Park Service noted. to attract large numbers of price·rise drives up the cost of visitors from a Wlde area. Uvlng and pushes more people And the federal governme nt. not local residents. orr the edge. The rest sit and would have the final say as to what facillties would be wall, wtth distended stomachs, proper to serve those visitors -from picnic and recrea· shriveled limbs and running tional areas to campgrounds i( deemed necessary and sores. what roads would be required. . Preserving the land seems a worthy goal, but there is no guarantee that a fully developed urban national park would generate less traffic and congestion than planned residential developments with s maller state ...-local park areas. 1bis should be considered. Apparently Gov. Brown is quite serious about want· ing to be president. So we have a suggestion that might he lp. Stay home for a while, J erry. We're glad you and Lin· da had s uch a nice time in Africa, but that should be about enough traveling for ::I while. We 'r e getting weary of Mike Curb's headline· grabbing stunts . And of those clumsy cover·ups your staff has to attempt to hide the fact they really don't know what 's going on. And of the perfect excuse you have provided the Legislature for not getting On with things. And of the jokes about our non·governor who doesn't have time to make appointments or to follow through on projects because he's too busy campaigning. Why don't you just come home. and stay home, and try proving to us and the rest of the nation what a dandy governor you can be when you really try? That would be the best way -and maybe the only way -you can convince people that you'd also make a dandy president someday. Temnsters Win Again Something is out or balance som e where when a s ingle labor union and just seven state legislators can pull the rug out from under a meas ure that would be of clear benefit to the citizenry and at no cost to the state. THE OIL ministers secretly agreed last month to curtail pro· duclion. keep supplies scarce and permit premium pricing. This means the oil sheikdoms Art Hoppe can tpore the anaouneed I per- cnt prie9 lncreate and chars• whatever the market will bear. TM UDit.cl-S&1tt1 i mpo moet ol lt.a l(jddle Eat oil from Seuell Arabia, wbicb cu pump to mlWon barrels a day. Tbe Saudil ~ to cut back pro. duct.ion to a.s million barnll. The United St.ates 1Jao bun 45 percent or Libya's oil. The Llbyan.s, wboee wells have a dal· ly capecity ol s million barrels, will bold down production to uround 2 mllllon barrelB. Moat ot the oil sheikdoms are planning similar restrictions. This will create a contrived oil shortage aod cause a scramble for the scarce supplies. Pe rhaps the most outspoken cha mpion of the gouge has been Libya's dictator Moammar Kbadafy. I questioned him about his oil policy during a recent1\dail to TripoU. He responded by f!C)m· paring U.S. farms with Arabian ,,. oil weU.s. "Many people in the world are·bungry. • • be said, ''and "and they have great need for your wheat, barley, food." BE IS QUITE correct that both food and eoergy are urgent· ly needed by the world's deprived people. Bul unlike the oil cartel. the United States has not rigged grain prices. During the past decade, the world population has increased 20 per· cent but food production bas gone up only 2 and a half per· cent. Yet the United Stalel bu Kuwait II • perelled ...-..t -not taken economic advuU&e 8,000 aquan mllel ol Miid Md of tbe tJlhtenhl@ food supply.. sun -atreteMd owr a .. ol n.Jl'llJ babel ot .tltltand -~roJeum. a banel ot otl coat about tbe ,he OU Clit .......... .._ Mlla----:t-;..._..__. same -around S3. Tbe oil -targely completed; UM clerrkb, pot entates have arbttrarUy plpe and machlner)' are ID ralaed the price of crude to tu place. AU the Kuwaltla Med to per barrel, and higher. In con· do i• tum the valv•. Lut ,..... trut. the price of wheat today · an estlmated 100 mmm bU'rela standa at about $3. ot otl 1u1bed Into ae1•oln1 Not oaly the underdeveloped tankers, and about 110 blUioft countries but tbe oil naUooa are was returned to tbe royal dependent upon U.S. grain. Jn treasury. 1978, the United States sbipped Thia hll given Kuwait's 1 close to 5.3 million tons or wheat million people. ball of tbem and nour to the oil·produclng roretgners ·belplnc to bu.Ucl up nations. Thia constituted over 66 the country, the world's bllbelt percent of the wheat con· per capita income -· SU.MO a sumptjoa in the Middle East oil year. Yet there are still eaouab nations. petro-dollara left over to proride them with free t e lepbones, medical care, food subsidies and low·income boualo&. FOR TIDS vital rood. the oil nations paid $668 million - merely a drop in tbe barrel com· pared to the nearly $40 billion that the United States shell ed out ror 3 billion barrels toe im· ported oil. But lf the oil squeeze is painful for Americans, it is fatal for hundreds of thousands of im· poverisbed people wbo can't af. ford the relentless price surge. A shocking 41,000 children die every day rrom malnutrition and infection. Perhaps the story can best be told by contrasti ng two countries, one an oil producer, the other an oil consumer. THEY HAVE transformed !lquaHd rlsblng villages into moderp communities, complete with a1r·conditioned buildings and Kentucky Fried Chicken stands. In the United States and Europe, the Kuwaltis have in- vested in blue~hip stocks and bonds, including General Motors. Eastman Kodak and IBM. They have purchased hundreds of millions ol dollars' worth of real estate, ranging from Kiawah Island off the South Carolina coast to the Hilton complex in Atlanta. RLl't.R \J?? ... GEE,". ~RtITT 'tUU J\JS'i 1~ HtR£ /\ L\l\LE ~\\.~~? .. ~OU k\UST 001 & GETI\tt ~ER'( GOOD~ M\lOOt. ~ l.Et ME 00 A COMPLETE The Kuwaitis have oil re. serves to last 100 years. Yet they are holding down producUoo to Uttle more than half their 3.S million barrel daily capacity. This has enabled them to raise their price $1.80 per barrel above the announced level. In contrast, Bangladesh, is a flat, fertile, almost marshy plain, a piece of earth abused by man and nature. Its 85.S million people are bedeviled by op· pressive humidity, monsoon rains and cyclones. TU~E-UP. ... THE CLOUDS that move Jn from the Bay of Bengal give ve nt to pelt.mg rains. But the rams lhal ennch the fi elds also -;upport an ideal environment ror c h o l e ra , s mall pox. tuberculosis and malaria. When the rains become violent. the floods bring more death. The per capila income is a paltry $90 a year. one or the lowest an the world. A tragic 80 pe rcent of the populace lives below the poverty line; 40 per· cent cannot find enough work to survive. "In Bangladesh."' said one source, "daily life con~ !>tSls of grinding poverty and bare survival." Last we ek in Sacramento, Teamsters Union lobbyists won another round in their ongoing fight to keep radar out of the hands of the California Hig hway Patrol. They did it by persuading seven of the 10 membe rs of the Assembly Transportation Committee to kill a measure that would have authorized the CHP to seek fe deral funding for 300 portable radar speed detectors at $2,000 each to ins tall in highway patrol cars. My Truly Patriotic Gas Station Operator The Assembly committee apparently was unim· pressed by the CHP claim that every reduction of one mile an hour in the average highway speed can s ave up to 40 lives and SO million gallons of gasoline a year. The majority apparently was more impressed by the Teamsters' (ear that r adar units would bring truckers more speeding tickets. Thus Cali!ornia remains the only state in the union that does not provide its highway patrol officers with radar -<lespite the fact it is authorized for loC"al police traffic control in more than 300 California cities. And to top the farce, one of the n~y voters has grand· Jy proclaimed he will s ponsor legislation to appropriate $15 million to hire 500 more CHP officers. Fat c hance in· deed of getting $15 million more per year passed in these tight money days -a s he well knows. How phony can you get ? • Opinions expressed In the s pace above are those of the Daily Piiot.' Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd !Marooned B1L.M. BOYD What woufd you like to have wttb you to read, if you were marooned on a desert island? When a group of San Francisco librarians put lhat query to themselves in a con· Dear Gloo1ny Gus Remember Blue Bird Can1on, Malibu and Ventura? Remember tbe orlainal , prea· U•loua, expen1lve Portquae Bend? Who .. ,, California lan•t • dropplnc lido the ... ? ANXIOUS ::.~:1 t,",::::::-~:.. ·~·. ':!i __ ,._.,.... .... -.. .. =n:..'Q.'J:l9' ..... . test, t.be mljority vot.ed for a tattooed sailor. It's a matter.or record that crew members of German submarines during World War II never changed their underwear when at sea. Why the hen's eu always emerges large end loremosl lsn 't known. Q. "Wh at's 'dropping a dime' mean In underworld parlance?" A. Turning Informer. Q. "How much money do the Hollywood 1tunt men and stunt women make?" A. Mlnlmum, 1225 a work· ing day, A full·fr,>wn elephant .. re· member, weighs Just aoout as much as 20,000 cans of beans. A vcrage medical blll for the treatment of do1·blte vk· tima now ru,,. SSO. v The federal government now has a bot line to take complaints rrom motorists who feel they're being cheated by their friendly gas station operators. This ls a flagrant waste of the taxpayers' money. If there is one group of busi· nessmen whose honesty, de · cency, ge neros ity and virtue s h ine forth above all the rest , it ls gas s tation oper ators. I have long felt t h is way about gas s tation operators and I don't care ,who knows it. As I was saying juat the other day to my dear friend, Texxon R. Cosbell, operator or Tex's Friendly Super Service Station. "Tex, U there la one group of businessmen whose honesty. de· cency ... " "I don't do windshields.'' said Tex witb a cba.nnin& frown. Sydney Harris "Of course. you don't ," I heartily agreed. "Why on earth would a man of your standing in th e com munity d o windshields?" "The price is still 86.9 a gall on." said Tex, scowling pleasantly. "I thought the sign said 84.9 when I drove in," I said without lhinking. ''That was when you drove in." he sajd (and he sure had me there>. "I suppose you want to know why I raised my prices three times this week?" ''Good heavens, no!" I said. •'The right to raise prices is as American as apple pie. It is the heart or our cherished free en· terprise system." ''Are you going to report me to the Feds?" inquired Tex, who has a great sense of humor. "Report you to the Feds!" I cried in horror . ··Do you take me ror one of those Commie· Pinko finks who are trying to destroy our President's glorious ener gy conservaUon program? Our beloved President bu de· termined lo hls wisdom that higher prices for gasoline will discourage consumption a nd keep America strong. By raising, your prices, you're one or those on lhe raml>arts of freedom. do- mg your patriotic duty come what may. In fact, Tex, you're doing more than most." "IS THAT A CRACK! .. de· manded Tex in his easygoing manner. "Gosh, no Mr. Coshell.'' I said. "I jus t wish you could bring yourself to charge me98.9to help me curb my wastrel ways." "Well, maybe I could let you ha ve five gallons.'' said Tex, who is just a big·bearted pushover. "But first let me check your tires." "I just bought rour new ones from you last week," I said, "sir." "Ah·bah!" said Tex. who bas the keen eye or one who really cares about bis customers. "There's a faint balding spot on your left rear." "Of course, I did put a bard 28 miles on them ov e r the wee kend ," I said quickly. "Please let me have rour more. Better safe than sorry.'' "Okay, here's the jack and a lug wrench," said Tex in his o peo·handed fashion ... No charge for lbe use or the tools." "Thank you, sir," I said. "Will tbat be all?" "Wait a minute," said Tex, who bas a r apier·llke memory. "What about that Giant Free Bonus Chinaware Offer with every five gallons df gas?" "I forgot.'' I apologized, rum· maging in the trunk. "Here's your forget.me-not floral pattern soup tureen. I sure do hope Mrs. Cosbell enjoys it." SO, I ASK YOU, wby would anyone want to complain about our patriotic gas station operators like Tex Cosbell? He's the most popular guy in town. The time to set up the hot line is AFTER the crunch bits and cars are waiting around the block like in '73. Theo if tbat ~heap ~rook Cosbell doesn't. come through, the entire federal government. is going to bear rrom me. A Good Speaker Still Needs a Good Listener Samuel Butler once said that every communication needs two people -a "sayer" and a .. sayee." And too often tbe ••sayee•• b ean only wbat be wantl to bear, not what the "1ayer''1aya. I tbou&bt of tbJa after re· tumlna from 1 lecture recently. I aave wbat I thouabt waa a quite lnnocuoua talk OD the Great Books, and mf lecture waa cov· ered by two different reportera. On readlnc tbe newspaper ac· count.a tbat were later sent to me, lt waa quite evident tbat each re· ,....,...._...._ ___ ----· porter rece1ved a totally dif· ferent impression of what I had said. ONE OF THEM beard every • thing that I was "for." and the other beard everything I was "against." One of them em· phaslied the readine I thought people should bother with, and the other stressed the readinc I thought people should not bother with. One of them reported my answers to the que5lion period as being "willy" and "J>(lnetrat· ing," and given In a Jocular vein, while the other heard oo wit and ao humor In any or my answers, and presented them as ll they were serious replies to lhe questJons. -- ....... ...-----,_ __ ....... People who work in t he field or communication tend to forget that it is a two.way street. The sayer has a duty to be clear and slmple and concise; but the "sayee .. al.so bu a respGDSlblll· ty to hear witb both ears and not to shut out or select or distort what ts being said. Semantics ls a fascinating subject, but our main trouble is not with the meamno or words; It la with the emotional react.ions of people who Usten to lbem. The chief problem in com· munlcatlon Is not logical or verbal, but psychologkal: our PH•IODI and prejudices act as filters tor what ia sa.ld . We nt the word11 to our own bidden music, and when we play them back, even UM compoHr would not recognize them. We bear a great deal about the need for "objective.. writ· ing; there is an even sreet- need ror objective readial and objective Jllt••n,. TIMt wrtw. if be ii worth bll ...-. baa been tndMd to be objedlw. • much aa human nature Pl!rmltl. But ll the receptacle for W. com· munication has not been 1tm.n.r. ly trained, then the line ot com· munlc1Uon 11 broken in tbe m1f. die. AT nur1 ... a~wtth the reporter who did not UD· derstand wbat I •aa aaylq. But now J amJUltlOrrJ form IWD: M ia not merely •• lDtfl n.wapaperman, be II tnt.el)ec.. tually tone-deal ud Ii.mt la a IOlltat)' WOC'ld ol b1a owa. I • NA TJON I CALIFORNIA ..,,., April 30. 1971 .. ~ .... efj Sex Problems Still Found 'Scared Straight' Hit New Jersey l.i,mi,ta Priaon Curb Program ,. NSW YORK (AP> They are heln ol U.. Ha ual nwludola. but mu1 tOUe,. atudenta ttlll tlnd tnMIW. .... UileJ took fOf' &ove, MY M,& U..rapiata at ta..--.Jln1 ceDten. 8"'d1•tt find M• partnerl more eaaUy today tbaa ba tllle PMt. and doo't reel aa cuilty •bout Mic aa lWr...,... did, COUDMkn say. 8ut, they add, evn. .......n.ct eoupMI have pl'Oblema common to marriaeet fonni.Qf rel1UonshiP1 ind makln1 them l..a. Tbe lludenta an k>ok.inl for lntlm1cy. but doD't bow bow to RDd lt. the C'OUDHlors 11y. THE ••O•Ls•s SV•FACE A 1exu1l dytt\&DcUon, and are l r.aled an counselln1 or medical procrama at many.aehools "I would aay I.here are mo,.. l"f'l1Uonship prob- lem• now than e ver befOft, bttause t.Mre are more upectaliooa about relat.tooshJpg than ever before:• NY1I Dr. 0 1ruel 8 . Oold.stinf', a cllnlcal paycbolotrial who worlrl with students at UC Berke)ey. "Oft~. 1 sexu1J problem Is a met1pbor for a relaUonabip proble m." ............. HE'S NOT WHO YOU THINK HE IS Walt Henna ColMct• on ReMmbfance NEWARK. N.J . <AP ) -1be "aearecl atraJlbt" pro1ram lo which Inmates brutally tell Juvenile offenders bow bad tbelr lives wtU be II they continue a Ute of erlme la coming under queatJoa in the state where it was developed. A researcher says the pro- gram Isn't as s uccessful as some have claJmed, the state is movtnc to limjt participation, and the superintendent of Rahway Prison, home of the program, ha.s been reassigned. TBEIUVENILE A WA8ENESS Program. portrayed in the Academy Award-winning documentary "Scared Straight," brings juvenile offen- den into the prison to be told by i nmates -in raw, frank language -of the horrors of life in the m a ximum security racility. As word of the pro1ram spread, corrections official• from several states eontae'*i New Jersey for inform1tioo on it. But a atudy commi.uioned by the State Department of Conec- tiou cuts doubt on the ability or the program. run by the 80· member Lifers Group of in· mates, to deter youths from a life of crime. FOU.OWING THAT report, Correction Commissioner William Fauv-er s a id that participation in the program will be limited to proven juvenile de· linquents. and will no longer be open to teen-agers who merely show tendeocies toward trouble. More than 12,000 New Jersey teen-agers in trouble have participated in the inmate-run program. Fauver said he urged aaaia· taatl to wara other .._ tMt; tile ar:::/ram bad not been eval ..S uaat clalma made latM~badaot .... 7 aubttllllltllled and were nut -. . • cloned .,, the .... . TBS co••1u10NEa re-··' auimed the Rabw•f •uperin· • tencfeat. Robert S. HatrU, to ; ... duUel at the state capital la Tren- t.on. . •. The rea.ulpment wu put1j due to Fauver'• belief that Halrak bad beeome too iaterelt- ed in the n1Uonal publicity sur- rounding the "ac:ared stnilbt" program, 1be New Yort Times .• reported. Fauver 11id he reaHiped Hatrak to a job in tbe depart-• ment 's adminislraUve offices after reviewing a report by the s tate attorney general's olflee and a department study of prilon manaaemeat practices. Se• is expected or couples now. and at 's ex peeled to be 1ood. he says. Jr It's not good, the partners worry. Anxiety, the oounselol't'l note, is a prime cause of problems like impotence In men and ffiaidity in women "NON·INTIMATE SEXUAL INTIMAC\' ... I'd say It's the most slgnifkant and frequent problem in .mY whole practice," says Or. Debora Phillips, a clinical psychologist in Princeton, N.J ., who rounaelB Princeton University students. .. A sexual relationship takes time. It involves a com- plex learning experience between two people ... Not Jimmy Likeness Paying Off Postcard ·· 31 Years Too Late Think of it as the most important wedding gift you1l ever give. . . And, she says, "this new phenomenon of peo- ple going lo bed very quickly" gives couples .. practically zero prepa ration for talking in an in- timate way about sexuality with anybody." This is not to s ay s tudents are hopping from bed to bed. Jn fact. says Loma Sarrel or Yale University's sex counseling program, there has been a decline in the number of coeds who lose their virginity s im ple for lhe experience. BUT WHEN IT COM ES TO putting in the ef- fort it takes to keep love growing, many couples decide to quit, says Goldstine. Even m therapy, be says, they don't seem to want to put in the effort. And as a result, most or the couples be sees end up brealdng up. • · "I. s uspect it's a 'me generation ' thing, Goldstine says. "It 's the kind or 'go with your reel- ings' mentality that tells you that if you stub your toe, il'stimetoqult." For tho!'le w1lllng lo put in the effort, Ms. Phillips prescribes an old, familiar treatment : necking. She tells students how far to go, and where to stop. ''I TIUNK JT'S SOM ETIUNG that's been lost to a whole generation," she says .. I'm teaching them bow to make out. They're learning a lot about each other." AJso a problem for achievement-or iented col- lege students, experts say, is performance anxiety -sex problelll8 simply because a person is wor- ried about whether he or she will have problems with sex. BEVERLY HILLS CAP> Everywhere Wa lt Hanna goes, people can't seem to t ake their eyes off him. He's not incredibly ugly, nor a mazingly good·looking. He Just looks remarkably like the presi- dent of the United States -clear blue eye~ wide. toothy grin. and sandy, graying hairV whirh he has cut in the sa me style as Jimmy Carter. Hanna, a 50-yea r-old financial consultant before he found out that his resemblance to the president could earn more money and pro- vide more run, 1s four yea rs younger than Carter, half an inch shorter, weighs about the sam e and has the same number or chiJdren- four. In two years, since friends urged him to enter a presidential look-alike contest , be has done dozens or te levision commercials. been h.ired as a convention comic, and been pa id to walk into a party, flash his "Georgia" grin, and walk out again. Bassett Hall Gift WILLIAMSBU RG. Va. 1AP I Bassett HaJI , a house built before 1766 in what's now called Colonial Wil li amsburg, has been given to the his- toric community by the est.ate or J ohn 0 . Rockefeller 3rd. The gift, valued a t $4.4 million. had been the Williamsburg home of John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his ra mily since 1936. It includes 585 surrounding acres. step beyond the present and into the future at Holiday Spa Health ClubS. EXPiore the future of fitness with Progressive Phystcal conditioning ... one of the fastest , most effective ways to trim, firm. shape_ and reproportlon. In as llttle as 90 minutes a wee1<, our space-age exercise eciutpment can help you shape up,_even develop cardiovascular endurance. <Which is WhV w e can Prooresstve Physlcal conditioning the exercise of the luture because It wlll probably be one of the tastes_!, most effective ways to shape up for centunes to come.> In addition to the exercise of the future. YoU'll atso find swimming and Jogging at key locations. Plus Jazznastlcs-unfque group exercises for women done to up tempo music. Not to mention our relaxing steam, saunas, Whlr1pools and fUll·tlme program directors at all clubS. tt'S a total fitness program designed to get fN8fY Inch of you In shape-fast. lhere'S no time like tne present to start on the shape Of the future.Join Holiday Spa He~lth OubS tOdav. And reshape vour future. BLUE CREEK, Ohio CAP > -The postcard Elry Fields malled from Columbus, 90 miles . away, bas rinally a r- rived -aft.er 31 years. Fields mailed the card to John Reed's Adams County farm on Oct. 4, 1947. R eed 's 79-year -old widow found the card in the mail. There was no ex planation from the U.S . Postal Service as to the delay. Tb~ couple's son, the Rev. Volley Reed, said his mother started to read the card and could not understand il until she turned it over and saw the postmark. "John," wrote Fields, the owner or the farm on which the Reeds lived, ··1 have to work today so won't get to come down. 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' ' • ) > • ' • • ~ • • t I s Monday, April 30. 1919 QUEENIE ••1 wish they'd put my w1rt on• coin Ma1br he wouldn't get rid ol ao much ol It!" atCIC8l' lSTtfER ltt(l(EV Ser\11(•• CM>nO ,,.. •I He.-L•'"'" Mount Oll•t a..n-. 91 C..l• Mev ~ UJA • OANN•a MA•$HALL JO!.EPH OANHt:,_, •e -tf 0r..,.., c.. Po..wo ••Hon ~II ts.. "1' IM ••i e __,bl t1'e l'.....-n Llllllt -'"" ""~' a_. ... CIMH'Cll Of _.,,,. •• He w•l • C1v1t f!,..._r Of -Flrestofte Tit• & Rub Mr~' IOt _, _, Sutvfvecl l>Y "b •He F~ of Of'-, Ge., lh ler Mer9or•I Lll'drOOlll OI 01110, Drolher EuteM Of ONo Me..-1ef ..... ket --held°" Mondtty ., 4 00 PM •I the H.,llor L•""" Memorl•I Chetlel WIU. lie• Hiiton JOfvl• ot "'9 H•,_ TrWty 8optist CllUrCll otfl<W.1 1119 H-'--~l•I Cl\Aclel ~•SSS4 PIEAHON ARTHUR W. P~RSOH, ruldent ol Cor--MM, -...e1ve 01 Oregon ,..,...., ...., Allrll 21. ,,,._ Lovrno "'Otlltr of Syt>tt f"9f'...,, ot T •""''• Ont..... NO IOt'INll t-•I \etvl<e\ Wiii be lleld. erern.tlon •net -lot •I wo. C~t.d by Slnllll ~ Tuthlll Men11¥Y. m E. 11111 St,. Colto Mn<l, ......... JOH ES RITA M. JOHE!., ~ioeftl ot C.O.te .Uw, C.0. P-0 _.,,Oii April "' tt1' SM k _._._ bf hef' -AMAi M. -'-' tf (M:to Mew, Go •• 2 -Gwald .......,,_ of Goll• Mase, (;o,, ...., Wiiii-T. -'-' ot Anollelm, Ca., > -..,...rs er-ROOlnson ol Sfftt ... W............_ Unct.t 9,.._ ot Tul ....... C.0. -Alto AM BrOWft ot AP<ll?I lt1' .,,._ll_t1•l_ .. Htlh ... lttt -I ~ ~•II., Mht"O IMre IJOfn ---· , .... \ ""9" \Uf '"~w h •~. "->ndt• ,..,, •• , l ffUN f\MU\, C4 , 0.rte RIM>•dH 01 !>•<t •me1110. C• • b•ot11., Atoo11 JOlll'Uft OI L•• V•t•• Nev I t••ftd< lllldr•ll •"Cl 1 t •••I v••1'CIU>llOAl't ~1<•• wlll b9 Mid oo TuHdn .. I 00 PM '" the H•rbO• L••" Memort•t C11e119f wllh Or l•wte<IU F ~. Pe'10< of IN U"•leel ~I °"""" 01 l..e9Ufte Ht1t1 ott~w.ono. E-•• Mrv•u• tmm..Oi•t.ly IOl'°""'ll!Q. S.rvfcH uftdtlr ,,,. 01~11ott ot H....,.r uw,.·Mounl Ottve Mortuery ol Cott• Mf\e )40-U Sf o•Avirs HOOPER RALPH GRAVES, ••'II dent of Coli. MeW, Gt P••Wtll n, If". H• 11 wrv1wc1 by "" "''•" ,.,...CH Ponoer •ftd Nellie Holl, boCft of Con• -w.. C• , brvthe,. CheSlllf OI Mlch!Q<lft -Tom Gr••H or °"''°''· MKllOQM>. AIM> ......... ,OU. nl<tcu -,......_ $erviu• were held Oii ~ .. IO 00 AM •I tr•e H.,* ~ -mori.t ~f wit" Rev. Ei.-JoKllMll> Of IM O>ur<ll ol AetiQlo.i• Sc~ OI Colt. -w Of· Hcfollf'Q, fftlermel't •er•i<o lm - meell.t .. ty loUo•lno •t l"8 lemlly p1o1 lft Tw~""9 Pelrn'-C.. Se"'ICH -tllo Owec1lclft Of H-L•-Mount Off,.. Monu.y Of Colto ~w. )40.Sjj4. 8EltllY MARGARET BliRRY, IOftQ II""', ... ''*"' OI Cate Motw. C. P•ned •way on AQ<ll ,., 1m '" Alwhe1m, ca ~ lo..,H to'"'"'"" ltef OIMIQhltr, C .. ,.., Oelp111no ol Mino, Hev•de CravHkl~ Simi V .. lef, ea.. 2 "'~· M•ro-ret ..... ot Al--A-bell• p.,, ... ot Oii,. Of>d u oronClclllldr9" F""'rat ~rVkHWIH belleClonW-y,Mey HrVO(H Wiii be held on fuo\d•f <ti ).tt1eot1MIOAMMtN8'tll8r....,_f 1000 AM ... H"'11or LAtwn Memorial Cllet>el -t.I P ..... Fr~ m•y P•l'll with N\i9f T-\ N•v1n ol SI <•II ot e.11 a.-•r _,.,.,,, on JoKlltm• C.lftolk Chu•<" ofl•<••lonq l.,.W.y, Ml/if 1, 1m from 4 00 PM 10 Service. unOet lhe dlr•<llon of Hul)Ot t JO PM. e.11 8•0ddW•y Mortu•ry of LAwft·Mounl Oii•• MOr1vMY of CO'ota CO\IO~Olrf'<:IO!t\ MtW S*''"' •I <:Mto~o.r..:tor\ llRAHOIEHIUllG HA••ISC>ff ROBERT WILLIAM 81UN0( N EDNA AICHMAH HAAAISON. '°" UU RC., •HIOHtl Of (O\la M•"' ~· O•nl of Cost•-. -naltYt ol Con PO>-<ed .... y Aprll 7\ 1t1q, ~I th~ dll" ftf'<lkllt. C>Mwcl .,..,, Al>'tl 11, 191' •I OI TO Bf'-tat""r Of !.talltf'y [lrnn tltf ooe ol 90. --•n t..o• 01 Vte~I deftOurQ or SI P•vl M1nn~\Olrl "•"''°"of~ ~11 No 10,,.,.1 Funeral """~ _,,. ""kl Mond•Y ......... Wiii ... "'*' Crtm•tton wit" April :io. ""· ., I p M .. , .... ~•th "' rnu rftme"t a t P•cllt< Vltw Tut,.111 McW1UMy CIWIPel, .... ,. A•• ,,,.,.._.., PiWk.. C-led by Smith ~ Oot\atd Stut9"0ft Offlc•attnq. lnterm .. nt Tullllll ~. 477 E. ITlhSI , (O\I• tollowrd at Rov•r\•d• N"l•Onbl Mt w ....... c.,.,..,.,,,, Al~10l' Smit" A Tue"'" °'-SEN "'or1u<1ry [)lr..:tof\, OT £ '"" SI D O N ALD OLSEN, born 1" to"•Mn;i.•~ .... P"l-fplll•, ~'(l'vOftla, rt~ldeM ot Hllftt......, ee.o., CAI. f:ormerty of F~. Ca. P--•Yon Ac>rll ?T. "" He l1o wrvi~ l>'t Ill\ wit• Bewr ,.,, O!Ngl>tet M~ MIM Gorter t\llotetl ol 01•11•, wu11fnoton. '°" Kurt O 0 1\eft ot Fl"flllO. Co. Mr Olwtn .... •< It~ I" llle_,..,,..,.,.. ftelO '"'•pro t•ulon•I meoicl•"· mtmbtr ot tifOllltf'IOllCt OI ~I•"'· reclp11tnl ot H•rry H-1111 Aw&rd. PHI PrHtOt!l'I ol HOUOllM Mel)I(. Sotiety, rttlpl•r>I ol Cl>e\ttr Morr" Aw•rd Ht ••• •IM> .,.,, P••sideftt OI Airw•~ GOii Club 01 f'roi\no, Co Arr--.ml!nh HtpluM ~lalf, e>Ov•te buttal •1 \4!e •OESTI DOROTHY JEAN ROC\TI lhlH.0 owey o" A1w11 U . lffl '" SouU. ~. C• S.-. 1$ ,..,.. ... _ bY lie• ~ Herm.,. Aontl, Of Soutll ~. C•., lier brotller An>old "'"'°" ol S.nle Ctefe, Co., -Row c. Anloft, 7 Mlft) Cllr~ end Pwt R~tl ol S0..111 ~ Ca COlllrlbvttons ""'' bf! m-llO the 51-0 Conv•lfl<Mll Home lft P.,o Alto, CAI or Cl\llClr..,'• HO'i911•1 lft 0ranQe, C. Prlvote t•mlly -•kfl-. llt4d '"' .. """'' •• s.n .. Clor• Ml.-~ry. s.nte Claro, C•. o·c-~ Hllh Mot1uory OlrKton. CMAPt.IN BEATRICE M. CHAPLIN, eve 7', A"Cleftt ot H-1 8-:11, Ge. PHWCI •••Y Oii Aprll 71, t'1't. Siie ......... wed b• her \O" Rob.,I F Ch•Pllft, O•UQflter Judith .....,. S....Col, •Isler Alberto~. brot...,., Crwtrlu v. MclClflnrf, .H. -Afbol1 Mct(l-y, t~Ol'CICll!IOteft OeMy oftd Tommy Cllapllft, CV..!Ne R-lon, 0.llorOll ttul'ter -M.nl" and Slfw" El term•" anct s tre•t·o••l'Ochlldt'en S.rvkes to Do Nici on weonesaoy •• 10.00 AM M llW f'olrv'°"" c:on.-lt'f C:llllfCll ot Co$1e ~.. lftletmenl Wnlm._ -.-i.1 P-. OlrtlCled l>f Wu t..,lnlter Memorlol Por• M«tllef'f...,~. ..... y ESTHER •UTI4 PEltRY, tetlftnl ot ........... Hfff•. C.. P~ -•Y on SMITH & nmtlLL MOtrT'UMY WISTC&.W CHAPll Cferretort • Flower Shop •27 E. 17th St Costa Mesa M6-"'888 WlllOTNllS W1tt'S MOITUAaY 627 Mein St. Hun~~h ...... , COU*IAL ....... u Hoe. 7801 Bolsa Ave Wettmtnster 893-3525 PAC911C Yfl/W t • I C'WA1 PA• Cemef9'Y Monuary Chac>el 3500 Plclfte View Drive Newt)Of1 Beech 844-2700 PUBLIC NOTICE IMUJO NOTICE TO Clll!OITOR\ IS.U. Utl •101 U.C.C.f !al A bulk lfMl\lor h •bo<it 10 oe m.oe. !bl T,,. na.....s and bu\on~" ad oroHS ol ""' ,, ..... 1~ror ... FOX II. HOUNDS, INC., ... llhftOI~ Coroor• UOft_. 8• J•t au•\ •nd P•tr.< Id Dnro<ll1"'· 1414 V•• Udo •HO Newl>O'I llHcll, CA t16tl T ..... ~ -bu\l~\S eodrtUe\ ol I lle tt•n•loree •re FOX IL HOUNDS, • C.lllor"'" Cor1>0,.•1ton By Morie Crefttlle •ftll Ralph J 0.. Sbto, 14.e HUmMler, Ou aM1cle, CA All oll>ef bllsl•,.u nemes •ftd .,.i. ~°''°' ll'Wld bY TM tr6n\leror w11,.1n llltH .-•n test~ \0 far as kftOwn le ,,_ tr•MI-ere H-olhet\ le I T"• IOC•llo" •no QeftH•I do er tptlon of tfte proll#rty to l>fl transferred.,,. All \100 In tr-, 11• turn, eQUtpment --" wlll Of '""' certol" .,._Y SllOp ti.nines.~"°"'"•• FO)( & HOUNDS IO<•I~ ~ 34:14 Via Lido •750 fft \IM city Of Newport Buell, county ol OranQIP, •t•t~ ol C.lllornl•. ldl T"" plKe, -the dAlr on or ofter "'"""· tht ca;tk ,,.,,,,., ,, to be con,.,,,......l'd ¥• 8-ol Amerlc• HT. & S.A.; :W.... VI• LIOO, city Of Newoorl lle.te", county ol O••nQIP, •l•te of c:.illo""• on or •lier Mey 11, "" te l Cfolm• met be llled w it" Newport B••<h Brencll, Ba"k Of America N. T. & S.A. '" Newoort 8eoch, C..1tom1•. Ill Tiie ._ -few t II Incl Clolm1 Is Mer 11, ""· Del.cl April 10, 1'1't. FOX & HOUNDS, INC. Oii lfllnol' Corporetton Joc-0.VOClltt\ Pr9\l<Wtt ,,~ FOX & HOUNDS • CAllllON\la C.otp0r1tiof> -loOtfttll• Vke Prl!Sleleftt Rel""J 0.StMO ,,_,_, IANIC tf AMe•tCA .......... .,.... .... ........ ._...... ~ IMdl Office .,., *4VlaU. ....... ..__.CA~ P!ib41tlled °""9f Coell 0.lly Piiot, ApflllO, '"" 1...01' PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTlnoul eUllNUI IUMlllTAT ... NT TM loli.wl"I --are dol"t llnl-••: DEVELOPME NT FOUR, 110 ,. •• .,.,. Center Orin, N••Hrt e..dl,C...'*I Stewut c. Woeoe ro, •u ~-.,......., Orh•• Wot, Newpor1 lffCll, Ga. ftteO Thor-L.eed, .W Gtnvon I tltlld OrlYe, .........., '""'· c;a. t*O "°"" ,. l<el•f. n ~•Id a..,, LAlo<I,,. lffc;11, eo . .,.,, J-Le ,._,.., 12 HI~ View, f"'IM, Co. '271S Tlll1 llutlMU I\ C-led Dy • ........ .-w,. T"'""911 .... Tiiis ........... -. Iii.cl will! tM °"""" Clllfll ef C>f91191 C-lt Oii •" "· ""· "" ... ............ Or-.. c-°"'" ...... ._,, aa.-. Mly P, t4.""' UU·1' PV8UC NOTICE • 'Part Tinter' Moves Up Temporary Fair Job Laata 29 Yean in Meaa ., IACIUS MY•AN 1tM said. "Every year JOU tbb*. .. ..., ........ some at yura aio. Blllle 'I 'II never 10 tbrou1b tbat 0""8 ol Ccle&.a llna tooll I part• a1aln.' But t.ben lt COmff around ll me Hcretari1t Job at the and you pt ent.tu.11ed •aaln." Ouqe Qully Fair th•l lhe on· II n. Green. who hu worked ty e.pedad lo lut a few months 11 bllllDeN ualltant at the falr 11rieu1tural ~ .... featured family farm exblbitl and dtrUI dllp&ay1. PVBUC NOTICE c.... ;.., .• ••wtft•• .& ••• llOTIC8TOC .. OtTOltl ......... MIN ..... COUeT .. TM• ._, STAT11CWCMJ.......... "0•"'9"'CIW""'"" .. '"nc-no .... __ ..... , ... CIOUtln'........ .. ..• ., •.. , ••.••• , ., ........... ·~~ •1t~":':~:'~:o~: J:::t , ... -==--•Mr-'°"~ ~ ....... lljQTl(a t.S ..a••aY' GIVCUI..... lllOI• 'IOM NllUIL ~----(rMIW. tf tfle ..... _...._.... WATUIMftlK'I ,._ ... ...,__.._.e.....,....-.c o•...,.~.-.1J11•• IM MM 9ICMIM -.......... .. .... NOTIClt1 ... MIYeN9N_ ... .............. _,_....... .......... ~" ....... .... Ille effke .... o.t\ ef ... ..._, _ Vllff ... Mii l'llCllM ...... ....... ,.._. ,_,_ .... _..... """"· ..... ,_..I_ .................... ,. , ... _, -~ ..... -..., .. Mt¥ ................. .. !9''1911Mw M Ille._ effke ef JAM81 MICIOIWlctef .. Ur~MI 4....,, ' She'• MJU there and U'1I ror tbe patt four 1ean, will be monLb •h• WH romot.ct to re1PC>1111ble for bu<ICetiDI, ftnan· ATTSNDANCE BAS also crown by leape and bowadl, and the at.alt bu lncrealed from three 1l'OUDdNeepers, a bilf· ti.me manapr and lln. GretG to 1ix malntenance workers and three otftee-adminiltratk>n peo. pie. •~ l~tfl.llill .•t ICI NO IE~ 6 ............... IJ .... ..,,,..... llUIOE•SOM, la....,.. ........ -"''"· yeltltlft, .... i811r-.-r----:;-+--t---"i \eMAI AN, ~ ~. Wiiie" IS ~ .. ~· .... ...._ At become the cl1l and per,onnel record•. h lr '• llrtl manaatnc admln l1tratton woman ...i.. peraonoel and assl1Un1 the t • n l man· aeneral manaier. 1g.-r. Sbe replaces Niles Mathews. • • 8 a c ll In wbo leaves to become gener1l t t 4 1 • m y m1na1~r ol tho Madera District hu1b1Dd hurt. Fair. hi back and h ~ w aa n 't IN HE& Jt.YEA& te nure. abl lo work. Mra. Green ha.a seen the area a o l l w a • ....... around the fair at 88 Fair Drive 1larv or set work," Mra. Otten grow lrom beanfields to a bUsU- .. ,d. "I ftlfUred on two or three in& community. months' work but It turned Into She also saw the lalr change 2:9 yt>au·a." Crom a place wbere exhibits fo'lrst. her husband'• dl.sablllty were displayed in rented t.ents to lttllt"d rive 1ears Then, Mrs. a site with permanent buildings Grc-en 1ulid, he Just got booked aod plans forexpan.sion. on th~ e x<'ltement of helpmg "We were sort or out in the plan o county f~ir country." she recalls or tbe ear· ly years. But the fair itself "\'OU KNOW, mE rair bus>-hasn't changed much since then. " nesa kind or gets in your blood," she said, except for dropping the There's need ror more, Mrs. Green Wd, but a atate hiring freeze baa made it dlfficult ror the fair lo add employees. Mn. Green has left a le1acy of rair lore among ber children and grandchlldren. "My two daughters <now -sed 40 and 36) practically grew up on tbe fairgrounds," Mn. Green said. TOE YOUNGEST daughter also worked as manager of tbe San Fernando Valley Fair for several years. In addition. the 59-year-old has seen two o f her si x grandchildren become involved in fair work. ~-------------------~-----------------~ Medical Equipment Replaced A group of Mission Viejo businessmen has come up with the $650 it needed to replace equip· meot stolen lrom a fi r elighte r -paramed ic who put on a life-saving de monstration for their benefit. Headed by Greg Kuczynski. owner or Can- yon Glass Ser vice, the group handed the check to the Orange County board of supervisors this week. The . Transcendental Meditation Program "For Growth of Full Human Potential" Two Special Presentations: Tunday, Moy 1st -8:00 p.m. Wednesday, Moy 16th -8:00 p.m. lC9'f'O Federd Savings & loan 260 Ocean AYe. Laguna Beach He.tr more .ibout the TM & TM-~1dhi program on KSCI· TV UHF Ch.1nnel 18 Ille ploce 01 b\1\1"'"•• ot 1110 .,.,. ~t,_,t!M,.._.... ... .,._.ec; ~ ...... !Nnon ..,...._ .. ,,..,... .................... .. IN ett• Of..._~ witNll ._ aoyte ir~ltie cer.-....,, ._,,., eflor "'9 f>rlt llUltlkMNln of UOt Quoit St .... , ......,. -..Cit, 11>1• -I<•. c.r.--..... D•IM•oa. f•7' llld• .... 11 0 .... ,. .. ,. ·--M JEltf.MY M JANSS ,.,....ti,.. to .... t"*act ..,_.14 b A4"'11111V-Of llle lor t ... -· ~ .. t111 Ciellltect A\tatoof IM --'*'~· ICINO•t. 6 MtOtE •50N •r:J-•._......,. , .............. , ........... CA'2191 Tot: OMI fa.1'11 ._._. ............ .. PllOll~ Or ..... C:.0.>t Deity Piiot ..... 1 •• 23.30,t,,. 1:i.s.,1 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICRO" l'U8UC MU•t .. O •R O•AFT INVlltONM• .. TAL IMPACT lllEl'04tT l'Olt IAYSIOI OalVIE T•U•IC HWI• NOTICI: IS HEREBY GIVll!H ~h l>Ublk -lno Wiii be ""Ml cone .. ....,. Ill• Drelt Envtroftmeftl•I lmP•ct At90rl •I ~ BH<" City Hell, UP•littr\ Co,.lere,.ce Room, UOO HewpO<t eoute-...o. H-port a..c.11, Of> M•'I' 1•, ,.,_,.,. 1 JOp m Tiie District', -11,,. '" 8orsk9e Otlve I\ IWIOl'I' *111flor•IOlll. •I'd llti DfOll ... on -·· OCC.Hlon\. II '' • 10-lftCll <el Iron C>IPlt. or101ne1ty 1n- \letled lft l"l6. T.,. Olslrtet " <Oft ·-·ftQ ·~ .. ,,,. .. 1 .. 1_ CHI tron ptpe IO ..,.,....,_ CAC>Klly IOt , ............ -......... pl-Cle· •tlooment tor Cotone clel Mor •ftll tllt tr-vtne Co.Ht_... T~ lmpocf\ !NI Wiii dlre<tl• •llKI ,,.. ..St.cent ••>tdefth Ourtnt c- \lruchon, well •• ·nc~.-tr•lft< <-•hon, -w ,...,.,. -ou~. w111 teil •PC>f111ome1~1v ''"" monlll• Ou• lflO the aw$ruct-Polf"IOO WlltC" '' K"4-0ut.cl fOt'" NJt11111'tftlH Tiie lltlel OOte tor.,.,,.,, co"w.,..••U 10 .,. ---ot '"" S....t••-[)I~ trlcu · oft•<~. tOt<A Cll" Aven .... Fount•'" v.ii..,, ""Moy u. ,.,, c- "'""'"' nwdt •I IM PYbtl< ,...,lftQ Oft Mo• "· 1'1' w•H •tw De -• _, Of 1M F-EIR. The Prole<1 R-1 •"4 Or•lt Envlron..,.ntat Imp.ct R_. IEIAI <Ml b9 t ..... ltled ot llle tor•-•"9 IOC..aflof>s OreftQ<I Countf S...1t•t10ft O•\ tr•cts. t!Jl.M Ettl\ A-, "°""'•'" V•llev, c.t•-Tel ITU • )40-1'10 Ne..,,.,,, lie.en City H•ll Com muft•IY 04o,,.t-nl OetMrlment. llOO He~t Boutev•rd . HeWPOr1 Be.ch. CAlttort11• Tel ITU 1.-?Jtt NewPOrt 8e•r I\ ltbr•rv 1001 Dovtr Or••• N•w oo•t 8 t'4H ft C•1tlorni• Tel 111•• ~ 7Ut 11 •nvonit •f\.ht-S 400••~•• 1,,tot"'• t1on or ~·'~ f\K1f'Wr ~,P'•n•tton Oocll,,..,..I -ell I~ .... _, le ... eml .... lflllle ... oeftNOIWICt ...... 111e 0111ce •• ••fl• e ... •-~• ... CtrOOf'ot-. UCll Quall Street,~.._,., CAllt1orni....o Cecllff-be~ ..... llMC:. OI 8oyle ~ .... C--.... Of NY-t of ttO,•-.... o.dt•,...,. be ,,,.,. _ .... • ...,.._ N1ew1 Woter Ol\tr'Kt • Eocll Old WWlll le wllllllHIMIMa '9f'fl't '"'"'"'". P9't ..... ceelract -.c ... ments,encl-lle«~-... C .. hlet"\ tlleell, 0 c..rtlftH dl9(11, or• -"'°"'°'" .... _... ........ tMll to<Moott,.........,..ollMW,,....NY•· bl•lollleordwofor..,tN.,....oftllt Dutrl<t Each bid.,.... be tNl4ld ..o ....... "'°to""' Ol.Mri<t •I "'9 tec..tien dHIQNIWICl 11'1Ni nolfce IWtfte~ ol P~UI or'*°"', ... time Ill lhli MticeprovldeO. TllecM<llCWDaftcf..,.11 be Qlv•" ft QllW-tftat lllt ~ will *Iller lftto • Ulf•tr«t wltll Ille Ob· lrtCI •ftd tumi~ Ille t'OQllltWCI Pit-' dftd IMl•IOtmM>Cl!llclllcb.-.dcef1111c-~ OI '"""""<e ""° eftCIOr~-llh II ····-·"" wor11, -"""'be doc:latW lortettt!d H n......., ret!IM\ lo timely •nter 1ftt0Wielcontr•ctor '""""'.,,.,.. qulrto ~ M certillc•ln Of in· IUflU•U -endor~~ It 1111 bid I~ O<UPll!d The 8oatd of OirKfo<l llitl otltelMO from '"" Oorector of tllo Coif,.,,.,.. Ofopartment Of 1~1r101 ll•latNlns • cit ter,.,., ,,., ton ot '"" cie.,,,.~.1 ,,....,,.u 1n9 ••flJ OI P<'r Oll'm W"9i1i ...O t ... oeNt•I Pt'••••llftQ ..... IOt ~· llOlkley - O•••I•---tft tfte toc•llty lft """le.II $0.0 wor• I) to~~ for - trait. Cl4K\<flc<ttf0ft. or type Of_.., -·d Nol ..... ~ '""" ,,.., Clet•""-rat•• •Mtt be paid to all _...,~ •motov""•"t""-~•Ollfleton· ,,.,, ~" ,..,,... ot ·--011 me ''"'"fM~rtnMft40f lnd1Atr..i 11ei. lton\41ftd '" 1Motttc.11ot !fie Ol"rl't ...0 :;.~::;,~~ 10...., lnll!n!S-PM1Yl'9" '"• Bo.woot ~ot "'9 Ohtrt<t rlf\4'•••• '"• right to Hle<I Ille \<ne<IUIO!t' I -wlllcll lf1t Oicb -10 be como.or..o_c_ract(al ew~. 10 •~tKI --oll bids,-to.,, ..... ..,. aftcl •11 trrequi., It f In...., D1C1. ev THE ~DEA OF THE llOARO OF Ot RECT~ OF THE MOUi. TON- NIC,Ulo L WAT ER OISTRICl. OonSMll" voe .. P•~•nO ( ..... Nftotl'Of IM Audit Suo< .,.....,, .. ,.,.. PuDl•~"80 Or-C.0.>I Otolly PttOf. AP• 01 h . JO, 191'1 1.t•·1' The .plO n ey w i ll replace fflm and a pro- jector stolen from coun· ---------------------------------------'~!::,<c:'~:t:-,~:;~~ o~,':t~ PUBLIC NOTICE" t y fire de pa rt m c n l --------------------------------paramedic Jeff Judson! las t month shortly after h e s howed a film , .. Pulse of Life." on pre· mises loan(-d by the Mis· s ion Viejo Company The film demonstrates ca rdio -pulmona r y · res uscitation techniques used by paramedics to save lives. Judson left the film and equipment ror a few moments while he awaited a lift from fellow paramedics and returned t.o find that il had been stolen. Kids' Art Judged For Fest E ntries for the Orange Cou nty school s art exhibit will be Judged L ,.~,,....... in Santa Ana May 12, with winners displaying their art al the Festival of Arts Junior Art Ga ll e r y i n Lag una Beach this summer Entry forms have been sent t.o art depart· ments at district schools from kindergarten lo high school. More than 3,000 entries are expect- ed to be judged in categories ranging rrom paintings, drawings, col- lages to mosaics and stitchery. The Junior Art exhibit will be localed in the lower portion o f t he Forum Theater at the festlval grounds during the 44lh annual season , which runs this year from July 10 through Aug. 26. ' Sentenced LOS ANGELES <AP> -A WoodJand Hills al· torney With a hist.or)' of mental disorders and an invalid wire to care for has been sentenced to 60 weekends ln Jail and rive years ol "house arrest" for robbing three banks . Tho purlishment w1us or- d ered for David 0 . Trebilcock, 36. PlJBUC NOTICE PICTtftOUI 8UM .. IU---9'AMa ITATaMl .. T Tiie i.ti.wt"I .. .._. •'• 4161 llWIMH .. ! NIWPOltT P &N ,.INSULI\ IU!Al TY, IOtO Newtt0rl llvd , '"""" 91«11, c;A .,... ffeM v. '1Klll, IUt Mlr•m•r. ..._.,CA .... f Rk;,_. I. 1-'CI, 14491 IMcll ar ..... , ...,,..Ml.,, CA tMa Tiiis MIMH It <lllOll(ted .. , ....., .. r:."":.~ Tlltl ....._. ... fllM •ltll "'9 Cle""'' C:lef'tl Of Or .... COUl!ty ~·····'"' "" •Well, maybe so. . ...•.. •But telk la ao cheap -and eo transitory. •When you want food bargains -prlc•• you can count on dey In and day out, the proof la In print . . . . .In the grocery ada In the Dally Piiot. •ConfuMd by all the conflicting clalma? •Shop th• Delly Piiot, get the facts, com· pare. • • • .then you know you're reallJ getting th• moat tor your money. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 PW! .... 0r-. c.... Delly Pf'9I .. u. ...... 1, ••• "" , ..... ,,, _________________________________ _, I ' \•O 7~10 lh ,,,..,.., DI I..,_ C~ .. 11 lilMrd Of 0.•~<100' HO Tl Cl OF TltUSTEE'S SALE c-IY \en•t•toon s~, ... 1nu D•>l•t<t No \of ftE: ELIU O•-Courll• .,.,,, .. _8..,•,111 corporMionuou1y • J Weyne Sytvnl•• •PPO•ntf'd r...,..t.,.. -.. the IOllowil\Q <.t<r•t.>rv cH>CrtbeCI -of t.-W Wll..L SELL PuDh....., Or-C .. \l 0•••• P1101 Ar PU8LtC AUCTION TO THE Aprll)0, 1Y1' .... ,. H tC,H['>I BIDDER FOl't CASH PUBLIC NOTICE flMlf•Dll' "' lime Of ule In '-1111 moMy Of t!11t UnlteO Slot8'1 Oii r'911t, ...... ..., .......... , ~ ...... _ -..1c1bl'11 ~ Wlcl Deed of TNlt"' l'ICTITIOUS au\IHESS ""' ,.,_,., lleAINfWdeSctlClilCI: NAMESTATIE ... EHT TAUS TOA: Slmoft Ell•i •nO IM fOll .... nQ ""''°" I\ OOU>q 1>11" 8•rt>.ird Elle\, ~ Of>d Wlfl! H MU•> jOOftl ·-\, 8ENEFIClAltY: Sen· TH[ (,()I.OEN C.ULl 1111 M•tft toeQO 6-, • c.orpor•-. r~ ~tr•M. NO I H11nl1nq1011 tt ... ,,., Ho'W~l'll-•• "11 • IMlr. -"'°"' C•fllorn•• ~ ooo• .,,.,_ lhlQe 1191 of Ottlclat 84•bd•• Anr> Co11~1 . ••1' Aeconh lft the otfo<e ot the •ec.~ 8•..,\f\•w, -..1trtll P••'· Ca11lorn1• ot Or•ftQI' Counff, ,,..d -ot ttu\t ~ITH de\<rl.,... lhe IOllOwtftQ prllpl!rty '"'' "'61"8\> "CoftduCllHI I>'(""'" lot jC)OI Tract llK, "'U.. CrlY Of d1vH1u•I Ht•porl lloacll. •\ ~.,.. • nwp !Urtwra AM COfto tller.ot ..c..-111 -,. ...,.., It T "" \IAl-t ••• liltd will\ IM •ftll 70, Ml\C4!11-~ ~. nt'ordi County Ct.,, 01 O••noe County on OI w io Or41ft911 oi...tf April 10. t•rt S.lcl ·-I> M>UteCI lft Code Ho. "11u.e 01-111>. A>~ Met» Ho. on. t'7.o2. Pvblh necl Or_,. CN\I Oa•ty P110t, MAY 8E ALSO It~ M . ?12 Apr. I•. U, »--11, ''"' ,..., 1• Evel'lno Ce<\yon Roao, Got.,,.. oe1 -------Mar, Gtlllomla. PUBLIC NOTICE .. 111 • "''"' oddreH or c-oe. MtMllOn b "'""'-· "° ....... ty •...ue. ~~~'.:~~lo ii• comptet-~ ot <or· SUPIEltlOlt COU•T 011' TMI! Tiie IM!Mfictaty uncter s.M41 OMO of STATIEOl'CALll'CMINIA l'Olt Trim, by ,._of e ~Of Clel..,lt THIECOUlfTY0,011.AJfOIE 111 IM-·~·-·~-.... nttlf, OllOEll TO~~~USE l'O• l>ffelotorP eM<oM<! -cllt41wfeel to CMAHGE OF NAMIE IM ~ 8 wrttwll DIKlef' .. ion I tlM -M IM ,._..IUti<MI at Of Del.wit -Demond 10r Sale, enct JA:A Let OM MAJlf WSt(I .,.,,, TOOO -111·" no4k• Of l>fe«ih enct ot etecUon lo C.U\e IN 11nCle1"91oeO to Mff WOO MICHAIL MA.JIEWSK f lltl•-•, ., _.., 10 t.Otl>ff wiCI ..._.._ CA•~ LE~ MOltlN, tNV --.1er -t-Ille 111 ........ c-0 ca-.. .. ,._ \Oki no4k• of~ -of etectlclft •• Tiie •OP11c•t1on of J ANA lE IGH b9 rll<Of'dlO J-r 10 1919 •t '"'tr MAJEWSICI •nO TODO MICHAEL HO, 112'1 lf't -lmS, ~ 01, oi MAJEWSKI. Mi~ DY their "'°'""'· w•dOWci.tt Rtolnb. CAROL LEE MORIN IOt <f\M>91 Of S.ld .... WIN M INdt, loll wtU-t ,,.....,, "°""" -Ill.a '"court, ...a co•-• .. ...,_.,., ·~er Im· ft •Pl>O•~•rtO lrom \Oki .-pptic•t-lfWll PHeCI ,_olftQ lllte -""""" or JANA LEfGt4 MAJEWSKI •ftd TOOO encum11rences. to P<Jf lllt ,..,,,...;."9 MICHAEL Ao\AJEWSt(t. "''"°'' by pttMfNI wm ot tM noleltl M<ureel tfMtr -· CAJtOt. 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PBRE' R e gatta Victoria Top 1 1i1nes R acer • Vlftoria, 1 Cohamb6a47 owned and 1kipptred by l:d C..._...r of the Loi Anaele• Yacht Club, wa1 tbt ..._.. ot the Loll Anctle. T\m" Trophy • Perfennuee Haadkap Rada& Flt« YHht.a. TIM 'ft"'" Trophy ~"'" 1a sallfd ln COQJunc tlon with LA VC'1 Whitney Serles for lntem1uon1I Ortahott Rule Yechta ind lbe U ttl Whitney Ser'" for y1d•~ meesund undeor the Mld1et Oreaq flaclna A. O<'t1Uon mu5uremeol. rul tor )'lt'htl ao feet and und r. CALl.£ND&& UNCllE D TH Ttmea trophy In th~ ttnal race unday, be1Un1 • field of S4 yachts-.~ lo PHRt~ Wu~r oft~ Wb.Jtney Senes was Arriba. skip pel"t'd by Dennis C'hoate of the Lona 6each Yacht Club. Ttw l.Jttl Whitney trophy wf"nt to Winsome-. sktppe~ by Richard Brown of the Cabr11lo Buch YacbtChab Wtoners in Saturday's final ra~ lOR·A 1, Arriba, D nnl~ Choat~. 1..BVC . 2, Blue Norther . Bill S ulliv1n, LA YC. 3, Sum merwind II, R1churd Metne. LAYC 1oa.a -I, BINGO, B rt Gardner. t.BYC. 41, Mardigr~. Tretter/f'~eo . PVYC . 3, SunJammer , Drale/Kerr, LSF IOR-C -Tonka, Harry llibbs Ven YC PHRF·A 1, V1~tor1a, Ed Callender. LA YC . 2, Colloquy, Frank Dair. CBYC. 3. Ricochet, Theodore Fasy, Navy YC PllRF -8 1. Ms Wh1zz. Keith Morgan, Navy YC: 2, Tomara, Tom Jorgensen , LAYC; 3, Mallhini JJ, Ed Zimmerman, CBYC MORA-A -1, WINSOME, Ri chard Brown. CBYC; 2, Rumhne. Cast1llon/Selleri,, KHYC , 3, lnfleetion, Goelz./ Kahle, LA YC MORA·B l , Jabbed Again, CBYC Syn dicate: 2, Sheezale1dee. Challman/Andrews. BYC 3, Ribbet Peter Hambrick, LBYC Overall winners Whitney Serie~ I, Arriba, 2. Tonka. Harry lhbbs. Ven YC, 3, Bingo, Bert Gardner LBYC. Overall Times Series 1. Victoria. 2. Restless. Bob Yt)ung, LA YC, 3, Colloquy, Frank Dair. CBYC Overall Little Whitney 1, Winsome, Richard Brown. CBYC: 2, three way tie among North Star, Tom and John Shadden, LBYC . Rum ltn e Cast11lon/Sellars, KHVC; Jabbed Again, CBYC Syndicate Light Winds Slow Tri-Port Regatta Light winds on both t•nds or the Tn·Port race made for a slow race for Performance Handi<'ap Racing Fleet (PHRF> yachts returning lo their home ports from the Newport to Ensenada yacht race Saturday a nd Sunday The Tri·Port is co-sponsored by the Lido Isle Yacht Club and the Oceanside Yarht Club Tht' first race on Saturday walo from San Diego to Oceanside and ltght airs rorcc.>d a number or the 17 entries lo turn on their t·ngines and motor lo Oceanside Ya<'hl Club in time for the troph) pre sent~tlon festivit1c!>. · THE WE ATHER SHOWED little improve ment on Sunday for the race from Oceanside. to l'llewport. F'leetwood. skippered by Btll Wulters, Pac1f1c Mariners Yacht Club, was the winner or both leg!> of the racl' ·an Diego lo Oc-ean~ide CLASS A Fleetwood CLASS B Trilogy, Ken Rossi Ernie Beauchamp, BYC CLASS C Revelation. Bill Pord1ani, VYC CLASS A CLASS B CLASSC Oceanside to Newport Fleetwood Seduction, Gene Williams, BYC Mar Mel Richley, LIYC. Aquarius V Wins 'Inverted' Event The Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club in Los Angeles Ha r bor celebrates its opening day each year with an ''inverted start" race around the Pt. Fecmin buoy for some of the club's most coveted perpet· ual trophies. Inverted start r aces call for each yacht to start according to lts handicap rating with the slowest yachts starling first. THE FIRST YACHT to finish and receive the club championship trophy was Aquarius V, a C· Class catamaran, co·skippered by Alan Hutcheson and Robbie Harvey. Other perpetual trophy winners . PT. FERMIN PERPETUAL lfirs t slngle·hull yacht to finish) Hurricane Gulch, Steve Jost , CBYC. GREER PERPETUAL (ftrst single bull 20 feet or under> ConLagion, Don Whelan/Nick Bazes, EncinaJ YC. AUDRE BROWN PERPETUAL tfirst single hull 35 feet or over) -Ahsante, Lou Comyns, CBYC. KEN DAVlS PERPETUAL <first single hull 20-35 feet) -Hurricane Gulch. Wpo Race Takert By Funny Feelin' Pete Meade's Funny Feelln' wu the o.erall and ClMI B winner Sunday in Caplatrano Bay Yacht Club's May Day RegatLa for Performance Handicap Jtaclng Fleet I PHRF) yachts . Second overall was Hot Flash, s kippered by Blll Murray, Capo BYC, and third was Grtr,5, Dave French, Dana Point Yacht Club. Clwwinners: CLAS.5 A -1, Hot Flash; 2, Grins ; 3, Trust lie, Elliott/Brooks, Capo BYC. CLASS B -Funny Fcelin'; 2, Ll(estyle, Frank Vranlur, Capo BYC; 3, Gandalf, Suzanne Jones, DPYC. NO SPINNMtER -1, Holo Klki, Rick Raff, Capo BYC ; 2, MJ Belle, Oral Sttops, Capo BYC; 3, NutJ, BarMra llacKinto.b C.,o BYC. DMIY ........... .,, • ._ Lecu•Y LEVEL AACING-How 1 I vel can you &et , Wonder the crews on lh18 quarter of two.ton entries ln the San Die~o-Yachting Cup re- tuitta. Masquerade <second from left. skippered by J ohn Thawley or tht.• Voyog rs Yacht Club, was the eventual winner. Others are Corl ft.Jchcnlaub's Cadenza <No. 47774 >. from SOYC; Don Ayres ' Doi( Patch <No 47500 > NHYC, and Dick Penningt-0n's Whippet , 1 No :>7703 > l.BYC ThaWley Bob~te Captures Co llects Wng Beach Race SD Cup Ma s querade, s kip · pered by John Thawley Bobkate . skippered by Bob Bush of the hosl club was the Class A winner in the Performance Handicap Racing Fleet <PHRFI division of Long Beach Yacht Club's Opening Day Regatta Sunday. of the Voyagers Yacht Winner In PHRF·B was No Comment, sailed Club. emerged as the -by Rick Adams of the Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club. overall winner in t he lWO·lOn division or the eighth annual San Diego Yachtin g Cup Sunday M 11sq uerade finished ninth among the l3 two- ton entries in Friday's In the Small Boat Ocean Racing Association division for yachts under 30 feet the winner was Sea Chase II. co·skippered by Chet and Bill Gall of the Seal Beach Yacht Club. Odin, sailed by Bill Kelly, CBYC. was the win· ner in the Cal-20 Class. Mondliy, Aprll 30. 1879 Gold Cup Race Attracts 120 DAILVN.OT ....,.._ The Avt_1,l 1 c ........ .......... :=.:.:.J\"1;:: Warm s_.prio1 'ii~ather and moderate breezes brou1ht out l.20 s ,OOata m OCJuaea or t.bi Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Sprinc Gold Cup .. iiiiiiii•iiiiii .. liii~ Regatta Saturday and Sunday. The competition was about evenlJ divided with five classes each on inside and outalde courses. THE LAaGEST CLASS racing on ocean courses outside the harbor was the popular Etchells·22 class with 16 entries. The wl.nner wu George-'Fwiat of UHYC in TCLRYPE Ill. The largest class racing inside the bay waa the combined Sabot A and B wilb 19 entriea, won by Jon Pinckney of the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Trophy winners in each class: SABOT A & B 09> -1, Jon Pinckney, BCYC ; 2. Rod Turner, BCYC; 3, Jay Goll.son, LBYC. SA.BOT C (It> -I, RICK Crook, LIYC; 2, Jeff Ne ff, BYC. SNIPE C7> -l , Jim English, Capo BYC; 2. Leo Collin, Capo BYC. LICO·l4 A & B '15> -l . Chad TbwicheU, LJYC; 2. Bruce Orsborn. BYC; 3, Tom Wilson, BYC. LASER A & B <l81 l , Mark Whitebouae, BYC; 2, Mike Pinckney. BCYC; 3. Tim Sullivan, BCYC. ETCHELLS·22 '161 1, TCLRYPE, George Twist . NHYC; 2. No na me . Bruce GoUson. ABYC; 3. Norma Jean, Vito Blalla. SFYC. J .24 !5)-1, VMAX,J ohnHooper, OPYC. SANTANA·20 (9) -1, Family Feud. Ralph Rodheim, BYC; 2, Breaker, Doug Teulie. BYC ; 3, Summerset, Robert Marshall. BYC. SHIELDS <lO l -1, Charlotte, Robert Koll, UCISA; 2, J ean. Carl Reinhart. NHYC; 3, Wind, Rick Evans. NHYC. STAR <8 ) 1. Wan Fu S, AJex Kimball. AB YC. Trigger Happi II. Trigve Liljestrand. St. ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Ask For Our LUSE SPECWJST at HOWARD Chevrolet ear-Of°"""•""°''"" s .. NEWPORT BEACH FYC --~~~~~~~__, hr~t race over a 12·mile ------------------------------------------------- 01 y m pic course but t·ame back to the :.econd rat·c Satur<ljJ y over a mod1f1t-d Gold C up course and climaxed it with a victor y in the overnight race Saturday night. THE WINNER in the one-ton divis ion was Pendragon. sailed by J ohn MacLauren of the California Yacht Club. who al so made a dramat ic comeback <irter hmshmg fourth in a field of 10 in the fi rst race Tht' winner m the %· Lon d1v1sion was Hal Trick. skippered by Bob Batcher o r th e Sou thwestern Yacht Club: the Yz·lon winner was Cookie Mo ns te r . sailed by Joe Neale of the San Diego Yacht cl ub . Bl1vit , co · i;k1pµ<•n•d by B Nelson and 0 Neal, SDYU. was the winner in the 1t.i·ton div1s10n Summary .of trophy winners TWO-TON 1. Mas· quer ade : 2. Buena Vida \'IJ , Mi ckey Lowell. CYC. :1. Whippet, Di ck Pennington. LBYC. ONE TON 1, Pen· dragon. 2. Rcvanche, W J Anderson. SDYC. 3. Hocket. Slevt• Rock , SOYC T lll{EE QUA RTER· TON 1, Hat Trick : 2, Richard Newbre. BCYC HALF-TON 1, Cook ie Monst er : 2, Skookum. Mike Rusch, SDYC. 3. Oaparo, Ernie Pennell. SOYC OCC Entry Qualifies ForCrou;n Keith Dodson or Cal Sta te Long Beach, and Kurt MllJer of Orange Coast College were the top two finishers in the Pacif ic Coas t In · te r collegiate s ingle · handed sailing c ham· pionship at Lake Cachuma Saturday and Sunday. A s the t o p two finishers they qualified for the n ational In· tercollegiate s ing le · banded championship at Galveston Bay, Tex., June 7-10. Dodson scored 36 polnta in the 11-race re· gatta to 47 for Miller. Others ln the 18·school lineup for the Pacific Coast title were Phil Ramming, UCLA, 61 polnta; BUI Keller, Stan- ford , 74, and Chuck Lamphere, Stanford 76. Vago Triumpln lnTran sbay Vago skippered by Raymond Avedon of the Pacific Mariners Yacht Club, was the Class A division in the California Yac ht Club's Malibu· Tranabay race. The Overton Series features boats rat.ed under lbe In· ternation al Otrshore Rule llark W <a >. ...... -... . . ...... -... ' . -,. ......... . ---..-----·--------...------ \ .... ~ ·-... ~ . . -.. -. .... , -. . ~--------__ .._. _____ c.;.,.c..,.:-. t.a.•:..t..t..Jtt. ............... --,. ...-..-__ ...... _. ..... . ". 'I> • . . " • I • • • :I! • \ . ~ . , ~\ ~; , . : ~ . '• -' :~ .. .. .4Je l>A'l Y PILOT Monday, Aprtl 30 1979 LOCAL I NATION . ' . .. 'Lighter Than Air' Piccard's &,g 8y .IACIUS BYllAN .,_ ............ One ol Hillet'a lesaer·known .. ucomplt.b· mHtl .,., lO 1top the Gordon Beftnett Race. The,., balloon race, •htch beaan In 1908, wH M id annually ualll 1•. 1VMn it was slated for Poland, tbe rouolr)' which had won It lD lm It wu never beld Hm.&&'8 INVASION OF POLAND laid th famed rat"e lO rett. for 40 yt'an But May 21 It will ht-,..vlved In Loni Beach and amona lbole who ho to win ll 11 a Coata Meu ballooomabr w~ u to th • race ao back •Iona way. Alt.houlb Doo Piccard '' 53, hl' knew both Orville Wriabt and aviaUon p oMer Prank Lahm, who won lbe ranst Gordon B nneU Rac•c-in 1906 Piccard's uncle, Auguste, also new 1n th race ID1931. The Piccard ramlly's involvement In balloon inc and aviation began lD Ba el. Sw1llerhmtJ when Piccard's father Jean and bis uncle were an s pired by tbe sagbt or a balloon In night THEY BEGAN BVILDING BALLOONS and, durin1 World War I, served as civilian attaches to the balloon corps. During the 1920s and 1930s, Plccard said, hlS father, a chemist, and bas uncle, a physicist, became interested in high-altitude research into cosmic rays and built the first stratosphere balloon. "In 1931, my uncle became the rirst man to penetrate physiological space," Piccard said. The Piccards came to America in 1933 to build a bigger stratosphere balloon with Goodyear, Pie· card said. Athough the balloon set a record on its first flight, the balloonist dropped instrument:> overboard as ballast and so mude no scientific dis· coveries. AT THAT POINT. PICCARD'S MOTHER J eannette, also a chemist, repeated the flight and made the appropriate scientific measurements. Mrs. Piccard no longer makes balloon flights, Don noted. She 's too busy being the fi rst woman ordained as an Episcopal priest, having achieved that distinction in Philadelphia six years ago. Don Piccard, who was born in Switzerland but came to America as a baby, made bis first balloon flight at age 7. He helped maintain the Navy's anti-submarine blimps during World War II and instructed blimp pilots dunng the Korean War FROM THEN UNTIL 15 years ago, Piccard worked for balloon companies in the Midwest, de· velopang among other things a super.pressure balloon that's stable in the air. ··fl had been a theory for 100 years. but with l modem materials we were able to make it work," he said. Piccard also worked on the' Polaris missile, developing a diaphragm or plastic window through which the missile could be fired. That's the achievement in which he takes most pride, he said. · The problems of overcoming water pressure and possible interfe rence with the missile made development or the window a bottleneck in the completion of the Polaris, Piccard said. ' "'WE MADE IT IN TIME SO Kennedy had it when be backed Khrushchev against the wall," he said. "If be hadn't had it lthe Polaris,) the Cuban crisis might have turned out dilferently." Then, some 15 years ago, Piccard decided to open his balloon firm and chose Costa Mesa because of the city's climate and accessibility. DENVER <AP> -A dispute is brewing over professional golfer Lee Trevino's endorsement of Coors beer, whose producer has been accused of unfair practices against its laborers, many of them Mexican·American like Trevino. A leader in Denver 's Mexican-American com· .,munity charges that Adolph Coors Co. retained Trevino for the beer endorse· ments to confuse the communi· ly. He called on Trevino to cancel his contract with the Golden, Colo., bre,.,er. .. ·' .. But a Trevino spokesman said the golfer's endorsement of the beer is not necessarily an endorse ment of the brewer. "I don't think he <Trevino> even knows what the labor THv1..o practices are," said Albert Sallnu. a business manager of Lee Trevino En· terprlaes in Dallas. ". . . Trevino's intentions were not to side with anybody," Salinas said. Coors claims it tries lO recruit minority mem· bera for brewery jobs. But state Sen. Don Sandoval of Denver, who criticized the endorsements, said the company bas done little to change allegedly discriminatory birine policies involving . minorities. ~~PU8LIC AIRLINES , INC. AP_.,.... AirH~ Seek Merger The merger of North Central Airlines .and Southern Airways into Republic Airlines ba s been approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board. The new network .. erviced by the airline would stretch from the Caribbean to Canada and New Eqland to Soutbem California. The airline unveiled this symbol Friday. President cuter muat make the final okay of the meraer . WoH Bounty Upped BELGRADE, Yu1oslavla <APl -Serbia's 1ovemmeat announced It doubled the bounty on ~ : • -wolves lO 1115 ror females, SIO for ma lea and $50 for cube lO encourage bunters lo bag more of them. The aovemment said hunters took only 48 wolves in the mountainou" regions last year despite considerable loss of hvest..ock. ' "TM Loe Ar>i I 1 basin hu everythln1," Pie· urd taid ... There'• nothJna In the world that'• not available bere." Piccard'• firm, one of a haH-doien sport baUoon companle• in lb country, m akff 20 to 30 hot air balloon a y ar and an occaaional l&I balloon 'the firm'• actlvall Include research and developmf'n,. .. WE'VE HAD A LOT OF CRAZY Ideas that dido 'l work." Plcctrd 11a1d He ollt>n mekes lt!iol nights at the Orange County fo'wrgmunda "We have buJloon.s flying m Africa, Europe ond South America," he :mad "But so far we don't buve any In the Orient " II compareR balloonim:'s popularity in a day of Jet phuws and isp1u.·c shuttles to the continuing enthusia m ror sailing, despite the existence or power bouts and Jet skis Piccurd has also raised a ramUy In Costa Mesa All three of his daughters have balloon pilot· rng experience, rncludang one who's studying meteorology m the Navy. he said CURRENTLY, PICCARD'S INTEREST IS focused oo the upcoming Gordon Bennett Race. ·'The race 1s the grandest thing in the history or aeronautiC6," Piccard said. He said he's looking for a partner to share what could be a 1,000-mile trip. Although he'll con· sider someone inexperienced, Piccard warned that the partner will have to share expenses, which could run several thousand dollars. Piccard can be reached at 646-1568. MESAN HOLDS MODEL OF OAS BALLOON HE WILL FLY IN RACE Don Ptcc9rd'a Interest Focuaed on Gordon Bennett Race Oetty ...... , ..... ,..... Telephone'IirulsCer. More interest than at any bank. Imperial pHys mnrl' intert.>sl tlwn ~ny hank. 1\lwnys ha!>. 1\nd now\\ 1· pay 5'•' • on idle dwt:kin~ d ollars a~ wdl n& savin~"· With Trll'pltone Hw1 ... Jer. ju!>t kl'l'P SlOOO 111 an lmpt•riol VlP Account. Wt:'ll giv(' you a pt'rsonol ViP Card. 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But things change and as eledey Bland found out, the 1s ketball season was switched the spring months to comcuJe 1th the softball s t•ason and sht> 1d to make a choice. "I HAD A F EW proble ms with e softball coach when l first me here after she got me to tend Golden West," Bland re· ills. "But those problems are isl and we are good friends >w.·· Of course, that softball coach. Jdi Garman, would like to have c all-around at hlete playing ·nter field for her Rustlers this ason and s winging a big bat. Rut c;he> committed herself to bas ketball a year ago and has :.tayed with the game ever since .. Basketball was my favorite s port in high school," she says "But we were m a tough league a nd didn't fi nis h higher than third at Cabrillo High and didn't make the playoffs." S OFTBAl.L WAS another mat ter. She was a fi rst-team All CIF sclt'ction as a center fie lder m 1977 and had planned to play both sports at Golden West Unfortunately, for Me ledcy and the Golden West softball progr a m . soon a ft er s he enrolled. the bas ketball season was s wi tched to make it im- possible to double in both sports. "Right now I plan on attending Idaho State where I can play both sports," Bland sa ys. ''They h ave offered me a scholarship and they have that mini -dome ti) play softball in during the early s eason." IN IOGll SCHOOL, s he scored 5 1 points in one g a m e as a s enior. At Golden West, she is the all·lime leading scorer for a career ctwo years) total of 962. This season she ha s scored 596 points as the Rus tlers completed an und<'feated regul a r season with a 27-0 record. Bland holds the school record for most points in one game 1351. most fi eld goals ( 14) and the one and two-year scoring Lota I records. She has scored 34 points three times. is fourth in re- bounds and ninth on the all-lime list in this departme nt with 276. A record lhat would make one believe she is a one-girl team a nd one that the othe rs depend on a lmost entirely to keep them in contention. N ot so, s a ys Coach Dick SlrickUn. "SHE DOESN'T TRY to be a one-girl team," the coach says. "One of the key factor s in our success this year has been her playing for the tea m r ather than individual g lory. She not only gets her points but she is one of t he leading assist people we have. "Besides scoring, she a lso has really contributed in the Cast break and by being unselfish, she always hits the open person. ·'She has improved a great deal this season and is very cooperative in practice. She has m ore experience and has fewer turnovers. She 's quick, shoots well a nd leads the fast break. "WhUe quickness is one of her biggest assets, she is also a fine shooter and has good range. She can bit from 18·20 feet out with ease and she plays hard. I ha• ven't seen too many guards that• a re better than she is and l lhink she can ,be a starter r ight away a t a four-year school." "AT HLETI CS HAV E alwa ys been a big part of my life," Bland says. "They have he lped me to be a more all· around person and to gel along be tter with other people. "I think Coach Stricklln has helped us a great deal. Coaching bas a lot to do with winning and he has been able to work with us and geti us all in lhe right posi- tion on the court." The Rustlers will complete the s easo n in th e Southe rn Califo rnia playorrs a t Sad- dleback College May 10·12 and three victories would make lt a perfect 30-0 campaign. Meledey, named by her great arandfather who spelled the me In t.h1a f11 hlon, la probably only potentia l starter In tball ln school who la not out the team. But her influence a nd play with the basketball team has brought Goldea Wfilff to the front In the sp0rt. Renku-Baffles-Ange&,-2- By DAVE CtJNNINGHAM OfttleOelty...._.tteff This shouJd give you an idea how solid the New Yo~k pltcMng starr is : In a three.game series which opens tonight, the Angels won 't see former Cy Yo~g Award winner Catfish Hunter or the Yankees current ace, Tommy John <4·0) but they'll still _have to face Ed Figueroa, Luis Tlant and Ron Gwdry. Fl~ueroa was 20·9 last year, Tiant is a four. time winner of 20 or more games, and no one has lo tell you. that Guidry is being hailed a s the second coming of Sandy Koufax. . THAT'S THE LAST TIONG the An gels need right now. They saw all the tough pitching they could handle Sunday from a much less-likely source -Boston right-hander Steve Renko. Renko was 6-12 with a 4.29 ERA at Oakland last season, but ~e Jooke~ like a superstar against ~he. Angels Sunday_. He pitched a no-hitter for 6•,.; anm ngs and left with a 2-0 victory. the first time the Angels have _been s hut out this year . The onJ y thing Renko didn't get was a com- plete game. lie le ft in the ninth after Dan Ford bounced _a one·out s ingle lo left. And fo r the second S~nday an a row, the Angels fims hed the game with the bases loaded. Bill Campbell got Joe Rudi to pop up and end 1t. Green Like little Girl With Curl NEW ORLEANS <AP > H ube r t G reen pocketed the $45,000 winner's check from the G rea l er New Orleans Open. reflected briefl y on his erratic golf game and began a week's vacation. : 'l 've won t wo tourna ments this year and missed the cut three times, and that doesn't fit an the boat ver v we ll." he said. His victory Sunday gave hirru total season earnings or $127 357 making this his seve nth ~on'. seculive year over $100,000. It was bis second victory or the season. giving him 16 lourna· m cnt victories for his eight.year career. He opened hi~ season with a victory in the Ha waiian Open, then hll a long dry spe ll before placing Ioth in both the Masters a nd the Tournament of Cham- pions and 1 lth in the Heritage Classic. ··1 guess I'm like the little girl ~ith the curl: when I 'm good, I m very, very good. and when I'm bad , I'm horrible." he said He said he was lucky, rather than good, on Sunday. '·1 did not drive the ball well, and usuaJly driving Is the best pa rt of my game," he said. "I was embarrassed at the way I came in. I was lucky to wan." G r een went into S unda y's fina l round two strokes back of Curtis Strange and one behind Frank Conner and Lee T revino. He shot a 68 Sunday, giving him a 72·hole tota l of 273, 15 un- der par. That put him one stroke ahead of Trevino. Conner, Steve Melnyk a nd Br uce Liet zke and two s trokes u p on Stra nge, Calvin Peele a nd Bon Gilder. It was one or the most tightly packed finishes in yea rs on the PGA tour. At the end of nine holes over the 7,080-yard, par 72 Lakewood Country Club course, Green was tied with Trevino. Lietzke and Melnyk at 13 under. After 15 holes, Melnyk had gone 15 un· de r , and Green was knotted with Trevino, Li etzke a nd Conner a stroke back. "WE DIDN'T SWING al strikes. That wae tbe key today," Mana1er Jim Fre•osl said. "Renko made a lot or good pitches but it w11 hll motion that made him tough. A sn~ky motion is toqber to solve than a good fastball." But Fregosl wasn't partJcuJarly alum. Hll team still leads the American League West bJ half a game. · "We just won two out of three from the Bolton Red Sox and we're 14-8 " Fregosi pointed out. "What are we supposed io do get 15 bits nery game? You're gonna beat up M>me pitcben and other pitchers are going lo get you out." ' Renko.was obviously geltin1 them out. No Ode even came close to a hit until Baylor came up ln the sc:vent~ Inning. He ripped an O·l pitch down the left ra~ld bne, but it hooked foul by inches. The next pitch Baylor stroked down the same line tbts time fair. for a double. ' :·I'VE NEVER REALLY threatened to pitch a n~·h1tt~r before," Renko said, obviously pleasect with his ~econd win or 1979. "I've thrown a couple · of one·Mtters, but the hits ca me early in the game." About Fregosi's comment on a sneaky motJon, Renko replied that he s imply had good command <SeeANGELS,PageBl> But Meln yk bogied the 16th and Green birdied the par-4 hnle to lake the lead . Melnyk missed by two Inches on a'h 18·foot putt for a birdie on 18, and Green sank a "ix-footer to m a ke par and win the tournament. WILD START -Bobby Grich throws wildly in his attempt to complete a double play during first inning action Sun- day. Grich's throw wo\Dld up in the photographers well and Rick Burleson, who hit the ground ball, was awarded second base. Jerry Remy, shown sliding, was out on the play. f Sutton Close to Goa1s ; Dodger Pitcher Near Drysdale's Records i NEW YORK <AP) -Don Sulton bas gotten more out of his basebaU career than he bargained for, and he admits that he thinks about new plateaus all the time. Goals? "I only think about. them four out of every five days," the Los Angeles Dodgers right-bander said. "You set goals for yourself for two reasons : to in- s pire yourself or lo preoccupy yourself. "IT'S UKE THE CA&llOT In front or the donkey." Last season, Sulton tied Dodgers' great Don Drysdale for career shutouts with 49. By mldseason, he shouJd pass Drysdale as the Dodgers' all-Ume strikeout leader. Drysdale had 2,486. Sutton baa 2,405. He's alao chuina Drysdale In categories like games, games started and lnnln11 pitched. On SUnday, tbe 34-year-old Sutton threw a ttve· hitter in the flnt same of a dollblebeader to beat the New York Mets 8-3 and raise hla 1eason record to J.2. The Mets won the aeeond game,1•3 .. THE VICTO"lt Y WAS THE ....,. in Sutton's career and, you guessed It, be tralla Don Drysdale by one to lead the Dodgers In that cateaory, '°°· "I never entertained any idea of beinl able tQ. break these records until three yean 110," Sutton said, "but when l discovered I could do 6t, I aet my sights for it. "Drysdale was. a areat one, tlult'a for ....... Sutton said, "but I'll be the first to 9Clmlt 1-.. lit my sights set on those accompliabmenta." SU'ITON STatJCK OUT TlllllCS and waJlltd two. He 1ave up a run in the MCODd on ~ Flynn's grounder, then retired 11 in a row ....... the Meta scored twice in the Dintlt. Richie Hebner and WUlie Montana alqled ID t he ninth. With t1fO out, llontane1'a llaan grounder bit Sutton on t.be riP& &ec. 8uUoa W som e warmup ,,_ltcbea, tlaen yielded ""' Youn1blood'1 two-nm double. "It burt." 5auoa Hid ol bis lq, "but j the ftnt ...... ot tile doublebeacllr, ud I no• could pt one more out.'' He sot &bat lut plncb·blUer Sci Kraapool lrounded to__.,,. DUlt1 Baker backed Suttaa wttla ftft an two-run homer, a baHl·loedld wall ad a twlillia 1lntl• off Mets starter Nell Allea, .... .. ~ ~----··-----..-··-. ---------.... ----------------... ··~_., .. , ...... ~ .. ·····~~ .. ............ _ .... .,. - -..... -.--... -·-·--·~ .. -.. ··---. ,. -·-........ .. . -.. ·--...... --.......... --..-.......... -. .-..~.......-..... ... . ,I I •I 'I ., . •• ·1 :· •, I A Cepeute Report Fro"' tM Wortd of lporte Report ays Woody Hayes May ek Senate eat Fre•AP.,...&dn lbt l• tied.ions. but tbe name-4ropptna alreedy ~ COLUMBUS. Oblo 11°1 more then ueer unUI t•l• has ~aun. and o.,. Miu dropped a1 a poulbl oppo nent l.o Sn. Jobn Glenn ls former Ohio State footb• U coach Woody Hayes. BoU• Columbus' d1tl)' newapapen1 •peculated in t.ht11r weelrend f'(fltlons that Hay • 68, could be lb RepubUcar\8' choice lot.all.eon G lt nn. a ~rnocrat, next year "Various OOr IOW'CH come up with a bundle of names of po11ibleopponen ... for Glenn," The Olspatch aald Sunday "One of the more surprising nam offered Is that of Woody llaye~. ousted Ohio St.ale football co.ch " The Citizen-Journa l quoted slate Republican Chairman Earl Barnes as uyl.og: · 'l 've bad calla from fairly sophlstlcated people askin1 me what It hlnk about If ayes "He did make an appearance at a Uncoln Oay dinner in Marietta, and he made quite anlmpresssondown there.'' Neither Hayes nor Glenn could be reached Sunday for com - ment. -----q.He •I ilw D .. ------. "I'm 44 years old and I'm still winning races So why should I quit? But rf l do. it 'll be because racing as a business gets me down. I'm sick of a ll the hassles and the f1 ghllng I'm getting tired of It. I don 't want to be the whipping post .. A. J . f'oyl, four-time Wlnner or the lndrnnapolis 500 11,falock Capture• LPGA Tiiie Jue 'ilalock, winner of two LPGA toum a· !I ments in a row, says she's on her way to her best season. Blalock claimed the winner's share of the . Crimson Classic Sunday by notching a par 72 for a total of 205, winning by six strokes ... The Legends of Golf in just its second year is fast earning a reputation for legen- dary finishes. tn 1978, It was Sam Snead knocking home birdie putts on the final three boles to earn himself and partner Garner Dlcklnsoa first prize . Sunday, it was Roberie DeVlceuo wbo made five straight birdies, climaxed by a five.foot putt on the s ixth bole of s udden death, as he and JaUas Boros outlasted Art Wall and Tommy Bolt. Boros and De Vlcenzo split $70,000 while Bolt and Wall shared $40,000 in the Austin, Tex. event. rack Finals .Edison, CdM !Picked to Win I ' I '1 By ERNIE CASTJLLO Of uw oauy Pli.t Staff I Undefeated in league dual meets, Edison a nd Corona del Mar have one last hurdle to clear before they can capture track and eld championships -this week's league finals. Standing between Edison and a Sunset League crown is Hunt· gton Beach, the host for both Tuesday's league prelims and riday's finals. Blocking Corona del Mar's title path is University, thankful e Sea View L.eague preUms and finals are being held on Irvine Ugh's all·weather track. PROVIDING TOE OPPORTUNITY for suspense is the scoring etup used by both leagues to determine a champion. Dual meet am .Undings are scored 6-4-3-2-0 but In the league finals, it's -4·3-2·1. Thus, both University and Huntington Beach, 4·1 in duals, an win league titles by one point if they finish first in Friday's Ina ls. · University's chances were strengthened by the return of printer Harry Billups, sidelined with pulled muscles most of the ear. Billups clocked 10.0 ln the 100 and 22.8 In the 220 in a dual eet last week at Irvine, whose track ls ideally suited for his s tyle. "Because of bis leg swing, be bas trouble running dirt," says niversily Coach Don Christensen. "On an artificial s urface, he's K so ii we can keep "him glued together . . • · ....... 8111.s ...... 4' "··· £ ... Gary lloealellle and Kea 8laCletoe each belted •• tbrte·run home~ du.rln1 a 10.run Mventh lnnin1. 11 the BaWmore Oriole• overpowered Oak.land, 13· 1 . . ._. Beclate'a ploeb·bit RBI lin&le off Dkll ,,._ wlth two out ln UM bottom ol lbe nlDth capped a three·nan rally and led Seattle put the New Yon YUkMI, 1·5 .. , . ._.., •u•1 two-run double keyed a tb.ree·run •ltbth lnrotna and Texas went on to beat the Chlcaao White Sox, 10-0, behind the four-bit pitchlq ot Deck l!W. and Jl• Kera . . . Coneecutive bome runs by IUek lloMUI and .... -....U.. leadlnc off the elabth lnnlnl Jed Toroa&o to a 5·3 victory over MUwau.kee and a apllt of their doubleheader. Miile Cal••ell b lanked the Blue Jays on six bill as Milwaukee took the opener, 3-0 ... TobJ Harrala delivered a two-run double and alcll Wile retired 12 straight batt.en1 after a 1ball,y fourth lnnlng to give Cleveland a ~-4 victory over Kansas City and soap a 11•0Lno-rour·aame losing streak . . Hot·hlttlng ••1 Smalley collected four bJla, locludlnc a homer. to help Mlnnesola defeat Detroit, S..3 ... Paa.I Melkaa pitched~ ln· nlnga ol scoreless relief and drove ln the wlnnlnc run for Cln· C'lnnaU in a S-1 victory over St. Louis l.o National Leaaue play . . The Chlcago Cubs, ·blanked on two hits for eight lulngs, erupted for six runs with two out lo the ninth against Atlanta relief ace Gene Garber, capped by Bobby Mueer•1 three-run homer, and edged the Braves, 6·5 ... Omar Moreeo and Wiiiie Stargell drove In three runs apiece to lead Pittaburgh to a 10..5 victory over Houston ... Gary Carter drilled two home runs In a game ror the lotb lime ln bis career to power Montreal to a 7·5 victory over Sao Franciaco ... Mauy TrUlo's single climaxed a two-run Philadelphia rally l.o the last of the ninth as the Phillies defeated San Diego, 4·3, before a c rowd of 50,722. C'olt• Acqllfre Lan4,.,, Fro• ~•••• The Balllmore Colts have acquired • quarterback Greg Landry from the Detroit Uons fo r undisclosed draft choices . . . Peter Gregg led a ll but the first lap in his turbocharged Porsche to wm the featured 53·lap race for grand touring cars in the Monterey Triple Crown ... The imposing figure of 7·2 WUt Cha mberlain is expected to dominate ceremonie today as seven new members are inducted lnto the Naismith Basket· ball Hall or Fame. Chamberlain wllJ be joined by five C'Oacbes and a referee . . . Jobn Allyn, former Chicago Wb.lte Sox owner. is dead of a heart attack at age 61 ... France's P atrick Depatuer, driving a Llgier, posted a flag.to-flag vie· tory in the Spanish Grand Prix . Telft'blon, Radio TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -New York Yankees al Angels, 7.25 p.m .. KMPC 1710). Tuesday's Radio Baseball -Dodgers at Montreal, 10:30 a .m .. KABC (790). PITCHES TONIGHT Angela' Jim Barr f'rorrt Page BI ANGELS ..• of bis sinker and fastbalJ and mixed his pitches well. Excelle r 's Final Race? ING LEWOOO (AP i E x ccller m i g ht n o t be come thoroughbred racing's first dou- ble millionaire because it's possa Ille the gallant son or Vaguely No- ble bas made his rinul racing ap- pca rance. Although traine r Ch a rlit· Whittingham indicates that E x· celler might race again despite the fact the horse was injured while fini!ihing third in the $112,200 Century Handicap at Ho llywood P a rk on S unday, owners won't overlook $10 m1lli<Tn in future stud fees. Li ght-weighted State Dinner. carrying 112 pounds including jockey Chris Mccarron, won the l =)il ·mile race over t he grass course by two le ngths in 2: 132/5. StarSpangledwassecond. Exceller. the 3.5 favorite who had earned $1 ,639,002 as the na · lio n 's ri c h es t activ e thoroughbred horse, wound up third and then came up lame alter being eased into the backstretch after the race. Or. Steve Buttgenbach, after takmg X-rays . <1Jagnosed the an- JUry as a small crack on the out- side of tbe cofrin bone. the arch of the horse's foot. .. TRACK/BASEBALL/BASKITllAt~ . ............ NO YOU DON'T -Atlanta Hawks' Da n Roundfield blocks :J ~hot attempt by Washington's Cha rles Johnson in playoff action Sunday. The Bullets had the final say. though, as they beat the Ha wks. 100-94. NBA Playoffs Shades of 1968: 76ers Recall It t'rom AP Dlspalcbes I lllLADELPlllA Bally Cunningham remembered 1t as if 1t "as yesterday Cunrungha m rct·alled 1967-68 when the Philadelphia 76ers led th•• Roston Celtics 3 1 in a best of.seven Nationa l Basketball As· :-.<>l'wtmn champ1onsh11> series. But the Celtics came back and won the l1tlc Cunningham. now coach of the 76ers, talked about tha t season after has team rallied from a 13-poiol defi cit in the final period to l'dge the San Antonto Spurs 92-90 Sunday. The Ph1ladelph1a victory tied the best-oC-seven set 3-3 after the S1xers had trailed 3 1. The seventh game will be Wedpesday night 1 n San Antonio Cunnmitham ho~s his 76erc; wa ll become the third team in NBA tu.story to come back (rom a 3· l deficit to win. The Los Angc•les Lakers were the other in 1970 over Phoenix. · And also. tf you're a believer in omens, or superslltions, his· tory shows that the Spurs in mnc tries have never won a seven- ga m l' !>Ni es, counting their lime 111 the old American Basketball l\S!,OC'l:.tllOn llt.uhington 100~ Atlanta 94 W i\SHI NGTON Even with President Carter in the sla{lds rooting against them. Bobby Dandridge and Elvin Hayes have shown lht'y get their act together when the money's on the table. Forwards Dandridge and Hayes combined Sunday for 68 points. 2J in the final quarter, to power the defending champion W ashmgton Bullets to a 100-94 victory over the tenacious Atlanta Hawks and into the Easte rn Conference championship. The Bullets w1U play at home Friday night a.od Sunday against the winner of the P hiladelphia-San Antonio series. "It was a man's game out there today," s aid Washington Coach Dave Motta after the game th.at gave the BuJlets a 4.3 edge in the best-of.seven series. "It was no place out there for the weak at heart." Dandridge scored 17 of bis 29 points in the final quarter and Hayes was the game's high scorer with 39 points, six in the last pe riod. John Drew led the Haw~ with 24 while Terry Furlow bad 21. FIGURING TO GO l ·Z In both the shot put and discus with Ken tis and John Ortman throwing well, a sprint double by Billups could give the Trojans 46 polnt.s out of the four events. Jn addition, :; Walling 14:26.1) and Brad Myer (4:25.2> are contenders in the "The sinker was d ipping s harply and my fastball was high," the 34-year-old veteru said. "That gave a good con· tras l, and the hitters really couldn't sit on either pitch." Baseball Standings JOl•ISOM & SOM SALESMAN OP1MIMOMIH • , one of Corona del Mar's strongest events. The Sea Kings ought to have the 880 sewed up with Mike Brug. man n :SS.5> in the fold and Bruggeman wUl Join the mile field ing lo duplicate a recent 4: 18.1 relay leg. ' Not to be counted out is third place dual meet finisher Costa esa, led by hurdler Mi~ Moiso and its usual slew of distance nners. If the Mustangs could come up with enough depth to sup. le ment some upsets, they could sneak In for at least a share of the lie. Huntington Beach's hopes have been buoyed by lbe return of ordon Duff and the rapid improvement of Dane Martin. Duff, in- ed most of the year, ran a 9:23.4 two-mile and 4:26.2 mile Salur· ay at. the Orange County championships and wUI challenge dison s Jon Butler 14:25.2, 9:22.5) and Mike Lansdon <4·26 2 :22.4> along with Marina's Matt Bialy 14 :25.2, 9:12 lndoors · · ' . Martin ls the Sunset League favorite l.o the high jump at 6-8 nd the OUers neeci bus pomts to counter Edlson's 1-2 sprint punch Kerwin Bell <9.7,22.8> and Mike Dotterer (9.9,22.4). FOUNTAIN VALLEY RAS a couple of aces ln Kevin Romine .9 in the 100, 38.0 in the 330 low hurdles, 22·5 in lbe long jump) d Dennis Cowan (46-4 in the triple jumpl. Also, Alan Duncan, e defendJng 120 hlgh hurdle champion, bas beaten Edison's 14.4 e, Steve Davis, ln every meeting the last two years. In other prep track and lield action, the South Coast League • elims and finals will be at Mission Viejo, the Angelus League eet at Oran1e Coaat College and the Empire Lea1ue meet at eatmlmter H11h. Lapna Beach and Dana Hilb have several ouat.andlng ln- vlduala but not nearly enough depth to stay with Miaslon Viejo ) and Capiltraoo Valley <4-1 ). Mater Dei la a strong contender tbe Aqe(ua meet while Ocean View li1urea to score a lot of lnta ln ita ft.nt vanity le•1ue flnala at Westminster. Over shadowed by Renko's gem was Don Aase's second complete game of lbe young season. He scattered seven hits, struck out seven, a nd only al· lowed one uncearned run, whlch ca m e o n Butc h llo b son 's sacrifice fly in the second in· ning. OFFENSIVELY, THERE was little to brag about. Willie Aike ns extended his bitting streak to 11 games with an in· fie ld single In the ninth, but the Angels only got a runner as far as third base l.o the seventh and nl.olb. · The Yankees, two·tlme de· fe nding world c hamps, put t'lgueroa on the mound tonight againat the Angels' Jim Barr. making h is first American . Le ague start. Barr was raised as a starting pitcher by the San Franclsco Gi ants, but found bimseH banished to the bullpen late last season. 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David HoDl)s lllrll••"'· BMW 3791, J o ..... , 0119e1s 1'"""1!0rt 8ttclll, Poncr.. t11rtoo. • Doi' Wlllttlf'Qlon IFI. Lt uderoale, Fla.I, Porsc~t turtlO; S. ltd f'itld tNewp0rl llu c111. Pon<ht 11/rtlo; • Howard Meiste• 1Nowpot1 llN<:lll. ~M tll CGTO win- n er 1, Prtslon Henn CHllh bO•o. Fl• t. P orsche turoo, I Hof'or •lo Es plnOH • rcotumblel, l'Orlc:,.. eerrera, •. Talo ,,.,. rer IPuefto RIGol, Pors<llt Carre••; 10. Me11r1clo OttHtrvw1 (Columbia I, Porscllt Carrera. FO•MULA FO•O tJS lal>S I 1, Fr- 8 rl9Qt (~II. Crossle. 1 BOb L- .,.,, ILelayelttl, AOF , l o .. e l(f' .. IMOllltU), Cf'M"4J, GTU 1'ACE Cit latK, IS m llesl -1. Don O•vt nd«I tl.Ot ·~IHI, Datsun 2f0.l , tS.IU m p.11.; t . S•m Poter ISh••Of', G-1, l>atMl•Z. J. Ftel'I• l.fft"f CSafltt c 1ara1, Ott~ 2f0.l: '· eo0 e.,..s1rom IWeofl.nd HUIO, Me!H RJl·I ; S. Ortt LaCe•• (Helltul. Porwello tit. Ottler~ 111- d uded. r. At9tf M-1110 1$oart4lftllllrt. 1.c .1. ~ ••·'; t. Cnn Mollen ILos nttlnl. O•UUll 2H •l . 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I 1,500 I Ham.Wk• 10•- Coa•ll s OU 2 Ft rNnOU IOr.anoe Cot\11 ~ II I o C.ll~l'll!r IOron90 Co••ll i ?3 • J,000 I Fernander 10 r•n90 Coaso 10 41 • 3 GAll•oller t0r•n9t Coa\11 11 01 s s Morrno •OCCI 1) 400 100LH-1 Lotton •MSACI 15 0 l Held IOCC• IS 1 ' G••ser •OC(I 110 4001H I H•ld IOCCI I 03~ J Gr•~r IOCCI I 09 112 400 rel•y I MSAC SO 10 1 0r""9t Coest SO SI 1.000 rein 1 MSAC • 04 • 1 OrMI~ C.0.•I 4 Ol.2 HJ I ?ranter IMSAC I S·2. • Liiii& IOCCI • 10 5. Gruer (OCCI «e LJ I Bowie IMSACI 11-S S Ou"' IOCCI U 1' 1 SP I -"" ICerrltoSI .o.s•. 1 D•o~ OCCI ......... • Slwlw IOCCI 311-• 5 Bullock tOCCI l• I'• OT I Oe\\41 IOCC• Ill ' 1 l Sll•w tOCC1 100.11 JT I Dui.e tOCCI us • SOUTH ALL·STAlt NOMI .. IE IES (l'o<JulytJO...,.et S-UAM llewl) HE WPO•T HARtO• Ayan Abb<lle Joe C•rnaNn. O.ve Hllt•I, Mlktt JOl>niOO O•" Tl>omp•on, Brve n Werd. Sl.w• Kr"'"'°'· Bred S.11. Jo Vo.Irk•, Boo IM St•••· COSTA MESA MIU Te••ll"· Miko Sor1111. !Koll Miller. Owos Mon•Mn, Mike MolM>, P.ul Krikorian, Dave Came>Mll FOUNTAIN v•LLIEY Gil Coml)fOft, 31 FrtPy .......... , 4 • ••li*!Dlt , .. ••a.-t.UI 1'111.•lllln IJ) ,.. ...... , 11 12 ·••lncn )•· ·••'.-.S it (.Qll•....,., JI l.tllll•....,., 11 ,, Oqlll .... I JI O.C.• ..... , • _, " &eds. ) OS .... ,_...,, 25 2' ••O.C..~JI ••~Ill) lldl•....,.,Jll .......... June 1 2 ·~"--'·" CIM.lrd 11-. I -.., "SI lQI> ~l> _.,.St 1w1)~ ¥1SSIOM \lllJO -llOb C:n per, M1kf' Otho•, Peul L•lo lt . Mll<ll HOOD. J im Lt .. ltt, Crokl Schmidt. Fr•nll Owen•. Dave ScMlll<htnldt, Lene• RIGher-. JOI\ PHI. C:lllp JerVis. ,,_ Bi9M"'· Tl"' Slrawtrwr. Poul Ven Liefde, Grt11 Devi\. S•NT• AHA -IUOdV I I-. Joe Trott., •&. TO.O -Andy 01<.k. JOl!MY I rvan•. Rich e-. AIM\ Cl\an9al•. Hl<ll HIOQln. bOlh•"'· Diie Mllcl>tll CAl'ISTRANO VALLEY -GUf J~. Robin Chares. 9rad Parker. FernenclO Seit\, Se.,. Jefllllns, Pe t Stnll\ttvan. Pet Oeroan. 0.... Ciflnttr, &rid O.lntt. Steve E nr lgl>I, Ken Sharrer. Mike Ounlvon, CNlrles CMsidY. Freel McC-11. we STMIHST•• EddO. R-1•. AIM\ 9uvers, Oen AllOOll. M•tt ROl\eyne. Sieve MtndOH , RM>cly Upmeyer, Merit. Citr.,dl, Oevld ~ EL fll!IOOE .. A -Mltte Ltst.,, Jell $0ek, Stan Sloen, Randy 8-r. Merli ¥uno1. B•t1 Eor1ch SA .. TA AH• VALLllY Paul Frtnklln. Mlkt Ono\Oa, 0.Yld $11. Alan Llul•n. M.tn Goon" Curll\ Jones llOLSA Olt ... NOI! -Oerius Ourha"', How•rd Wll<o>r. Jim Ball"rerl FOOTMIU -Roo ~e. Don Mehltteclt. J•MH' Doy ... Jtll &reek. Dive Krlet , Brei Web<lr. SI•"" lv0tton, 8 111 KoultMn. Dave ¥11c11e11, Ov•• Htaln . S•DDl.E llACIC Bruce Lane, Jonn Howard, Gn!q Franklin. JOn Tuln. llll"C• 8usllllol. Rudy Rutl•s. Slev• Cl~I•, Paul Cai de re I.OS AMIGOS -Mlh HaNIS, ROii Cll.tw. t ea Ltunm • ...,.,,.. ~ St""" 111~ s •NTIAGO Jot Hw . 5,.,,. Jtc:OOY. Boo Goo•••. 0•"'" DI Pelmt. J am ie ll•••muu.... IN/rty Mlle-hell, 8 111 Krenwr, Kurt Bywat.et, R-Reyf'\ LA OUINTA -Brook Schfllth •. Cllll Benell\ l'ACIFICA Merk C.ml>Ot'll. Bract H•'"'· Cd Od•n, Tony Flor ... .,...,.. B•no•ord Gtr•ld Peaslte. Stn e S10<11.1n9, rrecy l eylot. TrO"t Brown. Mike Ros\ OEEl'SI! ... FISHING NEWPOttT 10. .. .,.11 -20S •ft91er. 1211 1>on1to. ••nd bus, 1•5 roclr. coo. JU m tc:kerel. IOOWl\lte llsn, scowcOd J 11n9 coo '""'SI -1• anole" · l 'ftllowtel1.' 131 Donllo IS~roclt.cocl,SUs.tndl>iilu. • SEAL a E•CH -ISS •ft9ler. tlO roo COii 0 ..... A WHA•F I~ lnQler\ ti Wnd D•n. S llaflllul, 21 rock GOd, a.I mackerel l'O•T MUE .. EME -111 _ .. ,. 1 IM roo. <Od, t1 rea "'-·•)cow <Od. 11 llnq COd .C•¥1rt ~r9"rum. Tony P•s1U10, Rus• He•<l .. c:h. Nike Freeman, Tim Ht n•9f"tt'. Jim Coppom, Greq Berrios, Se m COfl tolantt , Ktv1n Romine, Rock ~.,. Pet• C1>1nn1cl, K.,, Wollll~Y Tom Chow Oouq Dil•g•oo. Dan ~trey, Mike H•mur, °""" L•f\on. Mark L""9, Mark Wetmou . IESTA,.CI" R•ndy Brouwer, Sieve Lyon, °'"""' Ross, Owl\ Walloro. GeorQtP Pinckney • \IEHTU•• -".tnQler\ t U rock COd, u cow COCI, J lln9 COd, 1 Siillmon SAM CLE¥ENTE Miko w -. Miko Cel•trl, Mike Ed<lo~ Dffn Sltnphlll, JOhn !.<llalf. Miile Lew••. Scot• Mn~. DANA HILl.S -R•Y llOU, 04Vtd El\low. P•I Prier. Steve Hevll\olne, Erle S"'yth, Ken Mor0tn. Steve Anderson HU .. TIM GTOH llEACH -Otron Lln\acum. FrM>k L-•<k•. Sh.tw" I/one.I\ Mike 51\-Don Gro...:0\1, Sh.own CIK O. Derek N•\s, Scou HJelmstrom, Cht•\. Paon•nelh. tRlll"E -O•n Montevtrde. Sieve BOdkln, Hert> Tl>ol'nlliOft, Ari Mey, Darrell Sprewtll.~Jones co•OMA OEI. MA• -Eroc R_.I, M•rt•n Hubberd, Jiii" Sllollln, JOhn Malbon, Kun Broomen. ~ti Cot•. Bucky Giiien. Ron Ptrkln~. A1<k Starnes. 0.•• JOl\mot>, Mark V•llnllno, Do e Br ighi. OOfl Fta,.a9an, Merit Beker. MARINA -Sieve Gr~n. Soarky k ing, Mike S1>1vey, Sc:olt ,..,.,Of, Brian Smith. Matt Hol......, U .. IVE•SITY H•rrv 81llu11•. J im GIH\Oll, Jolln°'1man. Dev• l•"9"'- M•TE1t DEi -Gtev !.c:herl. Boo A•ll•. Grog Brown, Jn• Her!Mlndel, Tim GradY, Cllrl\ Gr.oc11. Martt B&e1Ul'rl10. Rick Hr•U11r. Ruu A•ll•. J o L•ncl•ev. Nonn Wofltt•-•O, S•P•e S<..._,, JOlln Curran. 'loo e>o.n. Slevt A9Ulrn!, Mokt R•\h, Alch Woolet'f, Vt< M•vntt, Wiiiy Lun1er. Jom Poot., Ed Sc Mad. Jell Sc:hmll1. , EDISON Mlkf' Dotler-r, Sieve O.vl•, Lorry Parkl~n. Bob Oumlly, Wayne N•IMI, 8111 HerliOn, Rt<k Slel>Mns, Mike ROrtT\an, 51evf' Perry, 0.n Kero..s, G•I A'-'· Scott B~•cn•r SANT• MOfollCA ti M19ter\ 12 roe. ... u. 1$ bonito I h•ltbllt. 11 s.\n<I biilU OCEA .. SIDE 111 •nqle" IS wna °"" 11 c.11co Dau . S6 roe• cod. 1 m •Oe<•• ear,. 141 -lers 191 roo <Od. J cow Cod LOHC IEACH Cltlmo111 Plorl -Ill .tnQie,. l,•13 rock coo. II borrtc:ud• 13 bonito. Ill mac;ti.,•I. BarQe -•1-len 19 bonolo, 13 s.tnd o.tn , Ito m•<kenl. '1 roct <Od I 0....'l W""'1 I -I 43 ii1"91er\ I I be< ••<Ud•. l2 00n1to, St <•loco ""~" 1'1 roe' COd, 1 111>9 COd, Sc-COd, 110 m•O•r•I SAN DIEGO -I" anqler\· 1' yellowl•tl, ' oon110, 13 <•ll<o !Mn. 16 b<lrrac..cle, " ••nd bns. 113 roo coo, U 111>9 coo WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS SOUTM COAST COMFE•&HCE CHAMf'IOftSHll'S (al°' ... C..lt Ceffetel l um S1an<lon9S 1 Ciol<Mn west 171 I 1 1n I, 2 DfM\Qll Coo~ llS 15. J. GrOU"-1 1t1 60. c. S.. Oleor> Mesa M SS. Veull•f'Q-Thomt• !Golden Westl I ~. Uneven per•llel o.trs-Tllomu IGoldt" WtUI 1 •: S.•enc• be•m-Obt•I ICioldfn West 1 1 t; Fl-u erc1se-M•yer 10•- Cou tt 1 115. All·atOUf>d ~r11omas ICiolo.> Wesll 31 IS JC Crucials Set There are no lomorrows in junior college base ball-al least as far as Orange Coast and Golden West a re concerned. Wi th the season winding down and with only a fe w games remaining, both. the Pirates a nd Rustlers are faced wilh must-win situations to keep lheir confe rence hopes and playoff berths alive. alive. Tuesday, the Pirates , who t rail fi rst-place Cer· ritos by one game. t ravel to meet the Dons of San- ta Ana. Both the Dons and Pirates share indentica l 11-5 conference records . With but two games re· malning in the season. the loser will be knocked from the conference picture. The Rus tle rs d on't have much room to bre athe, either, as they hold a slim'balf.game lead over LA Harbor in the Southern Cal Conference s tandings . Golden West will ent er tain LA Southwest Tuesday in the hopes of extending that margin " . r • Both games start at 2.30. • JUHICMt C0&.Ll:8 E s-....,-.... FtOO.rly IOrMVt COHtl dol. 8tMll fl.A Pltr<tl .. , ...... o.wio.1<1u1s FedG•r1Y·Tornel COr•,.o• COHll d ... l •rotnl<fl.\lorele IG•ossme>nll t .J, 6-3. T...,.Sc:.,,_, I 0rtft911 CNS1 U. >. Gro$$11\0lll IJ; J LA Pierce II. MOU. YWOOO l'Altlt -,.·."..-u 11Mlof114ay -I Forst rac:e-Crlmt Wave <CtJlaneoel •.20. • oo. 7 40; Good Perwnalily CMcCarronl • 40, 1 60; Beorlll"ll Joy IPinceyl 2.40. Se<-rau-·ICler's Ooutlle IPinceyl 6.20, • 00. 7 70, Anoen Tl""' IOl•v•resl 1110, l.OO; TrlK4 IM<Ha<QUe l 110. '2 D•llr Double 11 11 peld u s.oo "Consol,,.ion Ooutlle 11.a1 Pl ld '410. Tlli r d rac e B1amtltonburdy tDelellOUSst'fel 5 IO, 3.40, 2.SO; Joe Blot I Tort i 9.lO, 3 00; Swln Cnltf CHewle'fl 2.40. U E •tcl• t1·SI pe;d SUI SO. Fo..rtll rece-91ac:k1n1111 tM<H•r9uel 6.60. J 60, 2 40; Ac:ll'\ Se<rel IOliYMHI '·'°· l.00; Love You Otar IPlnctYI 2.IO. Flllh race·_..one.,.·s Polley tHawleyl c.oo. ) •O. 2 60, A RCKO I Toro I 8.•0. s 10: Hot Loot IMcCerrOfll l 00 H E ••<•• 19·JI paid SU? SO • Sl•lll •ace-Plet wre Bent Coro•• 70, 4-10, l 70. Mary's Poli<• 1castalledal 5 00. 3.60; Tiie Aroyle ICld IM<C.rron • 40 Stve,.tllrce Ulltn TO<Kh t P111<1y11060, • •O. s .O; T.a11sman IHaw•ol 8 to. 6 00, Mr. E•clt1119 1R00r1ciuer• '80. ss Eu cta 13·11 o••d UO'l.SO. E19lltll rtc:o-SIAll! Ollw"'r IMcC:.rronl ,. 00, •.oo •• 10: St .. Spanqled I P11Key 1 c.10. l 10. Eac.ttllet IH•wleyl 1 40. Hlntll •e<e-Trev1 3rd CMcC.rronl IS.GO. '"°· 7.40; "Your~ Lucky IROWIH I 17.IO. •7.20; M~tirer 19•11auirl 7.IO. U EH<\I ti I O pekU nt 00. Allena.nu -l1.1St. Misc. WEEltEHD TltANS•CTIOHS ••SEIALL Hotlollal Lo._ •• H EW .. OAIC METS -Plac:ed Pei Zeclliy. P•ICllt •. on lllt 11.0.y disabled 11\t. Rea<· lt•••ea Kevin IC-I. Pilclltr. from Ille di\· •Pied h>t FOO TULL He lleow!FeotNl'LUtue BALTIMORE COLTS -Acquired Gr99 L•n<lrY. -rtel'1»<tt. from llw Oetro•I Lions for Und•KloWO dfMI <llOt<es llASK£Tl ... LL N•~I ._ .. Auod atlon CHICAGO BULLS -Named Jerry SIOiiln llHd <Gacl\, SOCCER N-,._.ICMI Sec:c:er L•ttW COSMOS -SlQl'eCI Jack BrenG, QOalle, lo • l\t W contra< I. COLI.EC£ SAMFORD -Nemed Oavt Her l and M1ct1•e1 C•lhoun •ni~l•nl Oo lt.t lball COIKllU . WOMEN'S •ADMINTOH SN \llew U..-'IMI• lall!ltM<laM19111 SMtle SemlflMI Young ICOf'ona def Marl del. Sollfn rC:o•t•Mesal Ml, 11·•, 11'6. ~CM~ KOCI! 1El'lenc141 Clef. YC>Un9 Ml, 11.0, " 5 • 0.-... SefttiliMI Tllomps.on·Tllomps.on IEstan cle l dof. FrtnCh·Biot1tlund fCof'-Oel Mltl IS.10, 10·15. M ~c~• Parrlot·OHver ICorot1a del Mar I Clef. Tl10,,,_ ~ IS4, IS-C. CROSS CREEK knit shirts of 100% cotton lisle are available in 8 colors. OP1M AMD C&.OS9 .. rL.AMe TO AT YOUI ._,S CARS • TRUCKS ... LOAM CAii .... Slnlel THEODORE ROBINS I.EASING CO. 2060 Hmbor ·~642·0010 Costa MftCI ~14M21 I The se shirts offer the ultimate in comfort as well as a n easy care, no iron feature. 17th & IM n« Ave., NewPot' lelch, C.Nf. (71') Ms.Gm . .. -........ -........ I '• , 8f DM.YPtl.OT Monday' Cloeing Pric I N -··-......... _____ .,.. MoftcMy.~···••19 NYSE COMPOSITE .. _..._. -.. _ -. ·-. f . -..... ..--. -...... . TRANSACTIONS ' ..... Chlna~etl Government A.Ula BminaJ1• By SYLVIA Poal&a , People who want to cub ln OD tlait ~ powtll tn trade wH.b China can set help fNm .... u.a:-DlpUtml8t of Commerce, wbich bu new 1tddsl'Me • ,..ueldal the market, ettabllthln1 contacte llDd ~ U.. ~. Mainland China trade wtth tbe United .a ... eu11ded $1 billion ln 1978. With the improvement ot relationl between Wa.shlnston and Pekiftl, trade could double ta 1979. Last year. China spent the $10 billion OD lmporta. AMONG THE TOP PV.CllASU ON China UD are agricultural commodities and lnduatrtal product.I. It wUl take time and 1>9Uenee to penetra .. Qiaa'1 market successfully, the Commerce Department • .,... Weigh with care these nve q-.Uona before ~, trying to penetrate the Chinese market: Cl > Are you prepared to invest aubetanUal aums tnltial· ly wit.bout assurance or an early return? <2> Are you ready to negotiate the first transaction ror up to one year or longer? <3> Can you pledge t he senior tech nical talent that will be needed ror a successful deal" Money's Worth C4 ) Do you recognize that you may have to walk away rrom an unpromising negotiation at any time? <S> Are you aware you may have to realst 1raoti.ng concessionary terms to enter this market? A VARIETY OF GROUPS IN THE United States will be surveying Chinese industries to assess the pot.enUal for goods and services. The Commerce Department bu a.n ef. fort to devel"'P marketing information. The National Coun· cil ror U.S.·China Trade publishes reports in tbe China Business Review. Foreign trade is a state monopoly in China, controlled through a network of corporalions. The companies are or· ganized by the commodities or services for which they are responsible. They range from China National Arts & Crafts Import and Export Corp. to the Cbina National Machinery and Equipment Export Corp. All have bead· quarters in Peking. Find out which corporation has jurisdiction over the a reas or interest and send it a proposal. If the Cbineee are Interested they may request more iruonnatioa or a re- working of the proposal. -BE STRAIGHTFOaWARD, EXPLICIT and technically comprehensive in the proposal. Don't send an- nual reports or other material that may coa.fme the Chinese about the technology or commodities involved. For the list of the corporations and their addresses, send $1.80 lo the Commerce Department, Room 4044, PRC Affairs. Washington. D C. 20230 and request "Dolna Busi· ness With Ch ma " Or write to the Superintendent ol Docu· ments. U.S. Government Printing Office. Waahincton. D.C. 20402 and specify Stock No. 003-009-00316·4. Stock Market Waits For /1iterest Sign NEW YORK IAPI The stock market declined slight· ly today in a cautious atmosphere still dominated by ex· pectat1oos or hi~her lnll'rest n1tes . The Dow Jones average or 30 industrials was down 1.74 points to 854 90 • Losers outnumbered gainers by a 4.3 margin in the tal· Iv or New York Stock Ex chani?e-hsled issues. Sanla Fe International or Orange fell 5~ to 26. The company said earning~ this year would be down subslan· tially from 1978 because of the cancellation of a drilling contract in Iran and rtiduced North Sea oil production. NEW YORK IAPI AdV•.W:od C>.<hl'MICI U.W:ll<tnQOd Tol•l 1•~ New IUl!M H ... lo.n ~•~ts Ptt.t. Todrl M Y .. 2 u. 1"1 toS ..... "" lt'J:J ,, n . ,, HEW YORK IAPI ·NY Sto<ll IMft APPrO• Ion.I • • ... • • • jt,..0,IDO Prev1ou\ o.y ... • • • • !t,6tO,- Week -, , • . . . . • . • U~ll.- Moflll'I -•.•••••••••••• V••r -. . .•...•.•••• 11 f-.,.'"" .., . . . . . . . .. . . . 11, J•n I lo o.te . . • . . . . . . . • • . I.JM-"'* lo O.te .. .. . .•... , . • t,'7 1'11 to-• .... ........ t. '#tfAT AMEX DID HEW YORK IAPI ~T...., clrf "' ™ H I m 256 2J6 ..... 2• l1 1 • Due to late transmission today's llstlno will not appear In the Dally Piiot. INTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW I POP MUSIC , Mondey, Apfi I 30. 197'0 DAILY fttLOT Z'ee11 Love Charms ~Tops in Pops 81 '£N.1.!J!=TON ~ Pb&as• " olf to a mOlt --'nc. Mliulq with "A l.JUle ......... tu ftnlt produdioll for ... ..... .....__..,..., Bro1.:n.e Pan Arta ~. dlNded by o.orat aoy 1110, drlfta ael"ON the A<'l'f'en u1c. a .,,... brlae and c•NeM"~ the au· dMftH wtth tta balmy warmth It.a elaarm •nd "umor arc totally 1pellbmdl1t1. TM empt by Allan 8um1 fbuf'd •the novel "&•MCI. Mon Amour" b1 P~ Cnvln) .. QHnUally a ..... ""·~ _..._ ..... •-111• ... ~-'•""""~ ... ~.,,_ .. . .... _ ......... , .. _. •el:IH1 L Cr•_.. Ol14'(1!W • , ~00 .... H•M tt ... ...Wl' • .. .... ~ .-.....,. .......... C•U l-M• Ollwlet, At1ll11f Hiii '411Y a eller....,, 0.-U... Ti..-11,. 1-re ,,_,.o er-., o. ... o." •no. ... °""' 011, (I~ Sol-I-GteMM t lei•._, C-. ........, ~. C'-er .. w.1 , • .,. .. , ,,._., -llM\Mly, ~ ..._, ,,.,,...,....,. l•·-· """"-time •• mlft .............. G atory ol first love, but It is never tnte or cloying, a nd the modern-day Romeo and Juliet romance 1s Invest· ~ wttb fresh ll•l1ht.a. THE BUDDING relallonsh1p between lhe aon or a French taxi driver and the daughter of a wealthy American couple living In Paris is developed wilh contemporary at- titudes and a tender acknowledge- ment of awakening emotions. It 1s a somewhat special story in that these two teenagers who discover each other withi n the world are both hl1bly intelligent and sensitive young people. ( MOJllE RErJEW) Ifill once aaain dt•monstrat hl11 laltnt. ror C'rUllnAC a l)<'rfect a t mo1'phe-1'e tor th •PN'lric l'\'Ullt•rlal Ht're he C'!llablhihf' a wondc.irf\IUy romantic at yle lhot t>levatcs a nd hUll taioa lbt' Rcntl<-lnnoct'nre The ac· tlon 1 tl In Parts. v_,rona .and Vt>nlce, and th.-ovt>rall vl11lon t areatly enJutn<'t-d by P1t-rre William C lan'• lovrly photoaruphy, Ceoracs De lC"rue'11 llltlng mu•h.•111 11corto, Henry Bum!ltt'ad '11 lu c1ou.'I produ<.• Uon ~1,n and 111J of the lot'hmc ti work .. LAUat~NCt: OLlVlt:R lS ~tarTt'd in thf' film an<l he give:. a <.'apllvat.Jng perrormanrt or .a d1i.tina:u1shetl lookinR p1t'kpockel who 1s conned into acting as a beard for the 1dylllcally inspired allows llJll to have fun wlth this SUbJe<:l The boy IS 8 rilm buff a nd there are severaJ humorou.s se- quences m which ~its from d.IHcrenl films. including Hill's "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and "The Sting," are shown with French soundtracks. Broderit'k Crawford, playing a movie actor. has a very funny scene at a party. There are a lso t'Spec1ally enJoyable performances by Ashby Semple as Lane's giddy srhoolmatt> a nd Graham F l etcher Cook a'> Bernard's precociously sophist1catcd companion, who are pa1rt'd m a hila riously unlikely relaliono;h1p. 8 1 Tiiie Aleoclated Preu Th ronowtng are Blllboard'a hot rtrord hits tor the week endlng May 5 ru1 thf'y appear In this week's Issue or Blllboord magazln~. HOT SINGLF.S I. "Reunited" Peaches & Herb cr olydorl 2 "Hearl or Glass" Blondie IChry aliB> 3 "Music Box Dancer" Frank Mills cPolydorl 4 "Knock On Wood .. Amii Stewart 1Arlol•l 5 "Stumblln' In" Suzi Qualro & Chna Norman 1 RSO I G ·in The Navy" Village People 1<.: .. sablancal 7 "I Want Your Love" Chick 1Atiantic1 8 "Goodnight Tonight" Wings 1Colu1nbial 9 "Take M e Home" Cher c Casablanca> 10. "He's The Greatest Dancer" Sisler Sledge <Cotillion > TOPLPs I. "Minute By Minute'' Doobie Brothers <Warner Bros .> 2 . "2· Ho t " Peaches & H erb t Polydorl 3 "Spirits Having Flown" Bee Gees <RSO > 4 ''Breakfast I n America " ·Supertramp c A&M 1 5. "Desolation Angels " Bad Com- pany !Swan Song> EASY LISTENING I "Love Is The Answer " England "oLl>·BOYFRfENDSH "THE DARK" "PHANTASM" (R) GEORGE HAMILTON "LOVE AT FIRST BITE'' (PO) "OLD BOY FRIENDS" "~E PASSAGE" (R) ' Doily 6 JO Sat s.., Hol I 2 ]0 For Cb.ssifiNI Ad ACTION Call A OAIL Y PILOT AD·VISOll 642-5'78 Mel Brootta' BLAZING SADDLES (R} ,,_.,~1•:00 ---EveryWhlchWeyBulLOOH I •» 10-.IO ll'O I OUTLAW JOSEY WALES ----·'°~--. FOUL PLAY (PG) • )0 OUTLAW BLUES .... 1 ..... C COSTA MESA ) So . Co111 , .. ,."''" )0 8f•\10t I,,.,. P,,.,,.Q ~·--· SUPER MAN (PG) ,_ .. 70 MM Dolby Stereo Bednoba And Broomatlcka 7 .. IOI Hot Le9d a Cold Feet --__ ....,,.::.=:::._ ____ _ NORMA AAE (PG) ..... FOUL PLAY •·•1000 A i;LOry of lusL passion, desire_ l<nl' and death. YUj ll(Jfo{W." .. ~ ~'«» .,~~'i ~····· :,:.~: ·~ ... OR&lll llML IMA PLAZA Orange 637·0340 Brea 529·!>339 UA TWIN Westmlns1er 893· 1305 IDWMll' .. P'ORT Newpor1SNch644·0760 LIMCOLlt DRIVE-IN Buena Park 527 • 2223 WOODY ALLFN DIANF. KtAf ON MICHAEL MUPPI IV MARIEL Hf MIN( "W~Y MLRYL STRUr ANNr-BYRNE "MANHATIAN. GEORGE GERSHWlf ~ A JACK ROLLINS-CHARI ES H. JOI H: .• .,, .. ., VRSoov ALLEN~RSHALL BRICKMAN WCXJoy ALLEN CHARLES H JOF.FE rRSBET$T GREE~l GORDON WILLIS _,.._ ----·--~ r• MLU1 JOHii IU!!_Mll lltlO '.JAIL..OUU llOCll' llld 'YOU I HOHQ TO ME'_, l:C•VJ$CWS4Wtl UA TWIM UA CIMlMA we•.1m1nS1~r f\Q'.I 110~ C.0$1d MP!.! ~40 0"'J4 ANAHEIM OfllVl·IN An.inP1m t 1141 R/9 <J8',f GET OUT vom . HANDKB<CrtEFS WINNER 81) Academy of A\Vards ---·· BEST PICTURE EDWARDS' CINEMA WEST Westminster 892·4493 CUtEDOME Orange 634 2553 EDWARDS ' NEWPORT CINEMA Newport Beach 644·0760 STADIUM DRIWt·IM Orange 639·8770 ~ • ._J .... ' • • • ~ c1nename 6 scReen· . 6Jij 2553• ·: .. comPLEX Cn.apm1n Ave &. s,nt• An~ F,.eew1y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HAIR" CPG) "THE CHAMP" CPG) "COMING HOME" "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" (R) JANE FONDA "THE CHINA SYNORONE" (PG) "MANHATTAN" (R) "DEER HUNTER" (R) KAUii• Heu s ue11um "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "MANHATTAN" "REVENGE" CR) "DREAMER" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK I JANE" "FOUL PLAY" "GOING SOUTH" CRJ "THE DEER HUNTER" (R) AL.L. Dl'llV£0 1N5 D'"IEN 6:l0P'.M ..... HT\.Y Chli. Uneer 11 r~e1 VllltH • KICIG1• Pl•Y••olinct . . • .... r Dan & John Ford Coley <Bl1 Treel 2. "Jual When I Needed You Moel" Randy Vanwarmer CBearsvillel 3. "I Never Said I Love You" Orsa Lia < Jnfinlly > 4. "Blow Away" George Harrison (Dark Horse> 5. "Crazy Love" Poco CABC> SOUL SINGLES I. "Reunited" Peaches & <Polydor> 2. "Disco Nights" G.Q. CArista > 3. "Love Ballad" George Benson <Warner Bros.> 4. "Hot Number" Foxy <Dash) 5 "You Can't C hange Thal" Raydlo <Arista> COUNTRY SINGLES l. "Backside Or T hirty" Conlee C MCA> 2. "Don 't Take It Away" Conway Twitty <MCA I 3. "Where Do I Put Her Memory" Charley Pride l RCA> 4 "Lay Down Beside Me" Don Williams <MCA> 5 "tr J Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me" Bellamy Brothers <Warner-Curb> 'Ibriller Cast HOLLYWOOD I AP l -· Roger Moore and J ames Mason star in .. Esther. Ruth and Jennifer." a ~Iler now m production in Ireland . 'rhl¥Uruvcrsal movie, t.1bout a billion- dollar caper. is being direct~d by An- drew M<'Laglen from a screenplay by Jack Davies ... ., ... ., ..... , .. , 9'4·2400 l11M e 11lt e • e liU , ....... S Ow:eo • t..ct__.I ....... Pfctvre IOIUT Of -0 T .. DUI HUNT11 (I t I 11 I J,00 6 l1H WI MOOIU llTW .. t 11.AZINO SADOUS1111 I t00 e 11•1 e •:•t e .......... 10,H ··-·--·-· ....... TMI CHINA SYICllO. 1~01 t100 e J1tl e l1H e .... A ll:U wooo• AlUN • _ .. OAYON MANHAnAN111 .,,., . ,,., ... ., ......... & I ... . •l•ooa~• MAZIHO SAOOUS 1111 U oH e 11)0 e 4 H •·• • 110 & to >0 Ion'-•--·--....... TMI (llNA STNDIO. IHI ___ _, ., .... J:OO. ,, ....... 19'11 JHON ~ • -•ueow NUltllCAM Cl'OI "------' t114S • "" •••••• ,,., • 10.0 f ....... , . ~ .... ., 879 98SO l""f ....... •u·•·~ S27 2223 -••c...,,..w_ "COMING HOMI,. llt , .... ,." '"'" __ , .. _, __ ,, -.MOOU "llAZIMG SADDLIS" Cll WDAn Jill I 9:1S \AT/-..t:» .. Jill-t:)t.1!l .. t:M UANC_, "GltlA T TIAtH ltOlllttY .. "HIAVIH CAH WAIT' IP'GI •oeat MAMllTON &I DUCUU Hf lOVI AT "UT ltn 1'01 •lUS JINNlfH 1~01 fAllA a-. e llCMAIO -OAN OLD aont•NDSt•1 ~lUS I~ Prw!M Of 0 ... W-c•1 •oem MAMllTON At IUCUL.& Hf . LOYI AT P•ST am ll'GI ''"' JINNIPll1,01 "''°" IOeMl9 • -•••ow MUlllCAM t"I '"'" lllMUOA ft&AHOU <•> • 0.-. • ........,,.. ...,.,ld.N tollfT• -T .. Diii NUNYll •1 ~:::==::.t~IMIOYr..Jlll!IMll,_.,.:..llllLlll .. lnlr<M ... _ ... 'tr.: 4tMM5 . . . . . . --- WIUMM ..... ....... , ,_.. n.,c..r .. W11Mtt4111 JOttN IAVAM Tl'IA T WIUiAlllll HAIR Tt-EFLM MON-THUR: 7 IS-9:30 FRIDAY. 6 00-8:30 10 4S SAT SUN. 1 1S· 3:30-6:00-8:30- 10·45 BEST ACTRESS ACTOR JN.~ .A7'tdft .. "('~"·,,,Ii.''?'; ~r~"71iu.~ MON·FRI· 7 15-9:30 SAT/SUN: 1:00· 3:1S-S:45· l :IS· 10:30 ;:;~~= ~ ... ) --'"l .......-..... --....--....-.. ............ -_ ...... _ .... __ ----~····---__._ ... ,._..... ......... _~.,,.,.---·.-.... ... ...._. -oNLV PILOT Mond•Y· Apttl 30. 1919 Telel'ision Special Guests Judi Loa:, J\ndvrson <left >, Mis:, USA 1978. a nd Margaret Gardiner. Mi s:, Universe l978. wilt make special ap- pe arances on the Miss USA Beauty Pageant tonight at 9 on CBS, Channel 2 Channf"I ~illtin9• 8 KNXT !CBS) Lo:, Angeli•'> D KNBC (NBCJ Los Angelu:, D ICTLA (Ind I Lo!> Angelti-. II KABC TV tABC) l o!> Anqvl.-l> (I) KFMB (CB51 Sun D11igo D KHJ-TV ( lno J Los Anqell·~ (!I) KCST (ABC) San 011•90 4D KTTV (lnO I Los Angele:. fl> KCOP· TV (Inn) Los Angult•, ff) KCET· TV (PBS) Lo:. Angele:. '19 KOCE·TV !PBS) Hvnltngton BeJch • 81X Mil.LION DOU.AA MAN St-QOM Llfld«cov., H • rOli.t datby •t•r to o•t • i.ad on • b<Kgtary plann.ct for Hall~ ., SAHFOAO ANO SON A "dispute arl-bet- F'recl and Julio over 11'1• bow\dary dlvldlf\Q th .. r ptopertlM • MACNEll. I lEHAEA REPC>fn G INTAOOUCIHG BIOlOQY "The Endoc:rlM Olanda"' 1:$0 8 THE MUPPETI G..-1 MarlM Bereoaon I CON8UMEA BUYLINE DATINOGAME THArSHOU..YWOOO TV Junk Festival ABC Of/ers TUXJ Silly Movies By PETER J . BOYER LOS ANGELES IAP l There is a film festival or sorts on ABC, Chan· nel 7. tonight. a three-hour prime· t ime screening of failed television !>eries. Good night to polish your bowling ball. The rirst offering at 8, 1s a movie called "Beach Patrol." a sort or ··s tarsky and Hutch" and "Charlie 's Ange Is" squeezed t ogether and stuffed into a dune buggy. It's from Spelling-Goldberg Productions. the very folks who gave you "Starsky·· a nd the "Angels." , rrv Rf.~\'I f~W with the Spelhng-Goldberf! Police Department THE SECOND HALF or ABC's ht tie festival. at 9 30, really isn't so bad. if you're in a silly mood. It's as corny as "Beach Patrol" cornier , tn fact but it's done in the tongue· in-cheek spirit of the old "Kung Fu" series. In fact, "Samurai" is sort of a modern-day Kung Fu. except, of course, he's a Samurai. Our hero is Lee Cantrell <Joe Pen- ny >. the wealthy, young assistant dis- trict attorney or San Francisco who I T10 TAC DOUGH """""11 0Moet Mall0¥ 0.... ltlt ,_ git! In .... ~ pool WhO ...... n-. 01 • NllOw °"'°" • MTONIQHT "Owlgiegetlon S.,.c:teil" -~Cttlf "HMltlUrf9' Dinn«" (A) (I) l1GO,CIOO ~THAT TUNI I TMI "'9Cll • MHT ... (I) nta WHfTI IHAOOW An unacn1pul0u1 ag.nt (Art Metrano) Hnd• • beeutlful glfl IO Pf'IUade one of Coaetl ~· top playiert IO lutn PtO (R) D unu HOU8I! OH THlftMIM The lngella we lt>Oetl.cl by th.• clecllne ot Walnut 0<-and Ille low morela ol Ila lew ramlllnlng real· '*'" (Pat1 2 of 2)(A) • THe Flli*INI .-rN<E Aclr-Bonnie Franklin !Iott• Ihle llatd-hlttlf\g ~ clal whlctl OMls with the IWIUtd• lllOecl by -wno arnolc• 8 9 AltC MOVIE •·BMch PatrOI'" (Pr-•I Ch<letlne OaUlle, Ricll#d HIH T'MO tpeelal pOl1ca 1aam1 wno patrol th• ~ ol Southeln Call- lomla In dun<t bugglM try 10 eMlde • deadly anti* and C81)tlK• • df\lg pulher D MOVIE ••·~"Botany Bay'' (19S3) Alan Ladd, Jamee Mason An Innocent man euHer• at the hand• Ol the etuel cap- tain ol 1 convict thlp on Ila way to Auttralla. (2 hr• I at CAAOl BUAHETI ANOFNEN08 GuMt Maggie Smltl'I. Cl) MOVIE • • • '"The Last Time I Saw Archie" ( 1961) Robert Ml1chum. Jack Webb A pair of Alf Force t>uddles m•neon 10 entoy tlletr 1tlnl In the Armed Forces. (l_hra I W BIU MOYERS' JOURNAL "'l(aep Out Of Reach 01 Children?" The ptopc>Md TUBE TOPPERS KTLA e 8.00 The Feminine Mis- tukc. The hazards of smoking to women a re examined in this special hosted by Bonnie Franklin. CBS 9 9: 00 Miss USA Beauty Pageant. The 28th edition or this pre· liminary to the Miss Universe contest pits 51 young women from throughout the United States in Biloxi. Miss. 1See photo ut..lefll . NBC D 9 :30 "This Man Stands Alone." Louis Gossett Jr. stars as a black minister running for sheriff in a Southern county in this new TV movie. ban on teleYltlon .o-ti.• I Ing to young cNtcken It •umWled. 1:30. A OWINHT Al~OAQt Fem Fleld'I Olcer-flOIN. netad lllm utltlcally dfetn· at'-tM SI'~ f~ by job Meklng handl- c8'1Pad peraona • THf 000 COUPt.f Feb and Oecar decide to hold their own '"decathlon"' to determine wh0'1 In bet· ter pnY*af condition • 8IU. MOY£R8' JOURNAL "l(Mp Out Of ~ Of Children?" The P'C>POMd ban on lalevllllon adver11a- lng to young children It namln.cl. 81> MONET Frencih tmpr .. 1lonlat Claude Moner1 P91nt1ng1 are dllplayed at an exhlbO In Chicago In the apfing of 1975 t:00 8 Cll Ml88 USA BEAUTY PAGEANT Flhy-one young woman from around the United StatM compete for • title crown, and ecl'I01arth1p money In llwt 28111 edition of tl!IS annual -t. 111·• trom Bllo1tl, Mlulasif>pl D TOTHEWILD COUNTRY "Wiid Cornera or Tl'I• Great LalcM 4D MERV OAlf'FIN Owett: J-Fonci.. Jecll Lemtnon, MICNMI Oouglaa, J-Br1dgal. • GL08A1. PAPE:R "Conflict ftHolullon•· Oom4Mtlc conntcta are U,f)IOred through • lodt at dlYOtee. 1-t I ~d di.outea and pollc9 1n1er • ventlon (Part 2 of 3) GTHE~ PLAYS ·'Henty v111·· John Stride. Tlmotl'ly Waat. Ronald Plclcup, Peter Vaughn. Julian Glover. Ctalra BIOOm and Batb8l"a Keller- man era featured In S,,_eapeere'• IUI play t:aO D Hee MOVIE ;·This Man Stand• Alone" (Premterel Louil O~ Jr • Clu Gutager A blaclc m1n111er rune for the poli- tlon of 11wtr11t In• Southern county during the height of the clvll right• movement G O ABOMOVIE "Samurai" (Premier•) Joa Panny, James Shigeta A youno 8Ulltant O.A UMS hie t111Ua tn the martial an1 10 1><event • man with an earthquaka·c•ustng machine from dMtroylng San Fr anc:ttco 10:00 e a NEWs Cl) NIGHT GA1..LEAY '"The Fu1141fal"" A men returns from the dead IMl<lng • more l•Vill'I tuneral than the lat one CHRISTINE DE LISLE, JOE PENNY IN ABC MINI-MOVIES Stars of 'Beach Patrol,' 'Samurai' on Channel 7 "T"• Nature Ot T"• fnenly'" A perty of ... ro- n.auta lle9 ~ ,,_ .... _ -~MIS "o.otge llef\tC)I\, c::ei.t A tlllna. ht1 l(tugll" =111moN1we MMCl .. LAUGH MOYla **14 "A Olrt Nll'IMCI Tlllftlllo"(1M3)~ H8fWV, France ~. A EINOQNll In Totlyo lgn«ea hi• low '°' • J~ girl wtllle tfYlno 'o WOC> 1111 Am«lcM-111'1. (2 hfl .) • CHICO AND lHI MAN When another Ed Brown diet, Ed baCOlllH ~t beceuM no -tlM gone to hla ""-· ... • lHl...VHU IHOW ~ .,.,.. • lhor1 and ~romence • OIOK CAVETT ow.t: OeWI Hlllberstam (Part 1 of21 11:ao e Cll ~,.... Aoc:*ford 1r1 .. to cle6r Illa friend o.tectlYe 8ecller of lrumpad·up c11argea ot dnJQ dMling DT~ 0-l llOat' David Brantwtr au.ti· Chero. Helen au.. i Brown. Jimmie Walker IOUPY8Al.D 9 POUCI STOAV When two Innocent detec- tlvM .,. charged with "-Kdet, ltwtlr llvea and tl'IOM of their famlllM .,. totally uprootecl (Part 2 ol 2) I TMI GONG 8HOW GITIMART MU and 00 81'8 dlac:Ol*ecl H CONTROL agents white lnveallgllllng • ()jrcu• • CAPTlOHED MC NEWS 1~ D TWIUOHT ZONE flight t07 afflvH on achedule. but empty G) Al.FN!D HITCHCOa< PAEIE.NT8 "'Sale CondUC1"" A WC>m¥ ,,_ 10 !>alp • man wno ttv•• behind th• tron C"'1aln m OETSMAAT Tue11da11'• Da11d•e Mo.,ie• AFTERNOON 12:00 G • • 'h "Carry On Admirer· (10541) Peggy Cummins, 08\'fd T omlln· aon. •••• ""The Phoenlll City Story•· ( 1055) Alc:Nrd Kiiey, Kathryn Grant.. S:009 * • * ··~arattT -Ponralt Of A T~ Alc:Ot\Ollc"' ( 10751 Linda Blelr. Verna Bloom. a:ao 8 * * 'h "The People" (11171) Kirn Oart>y, Oen O'Herlohy 'Star Wars' Due on Radio LOS ANGELES cAPI Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker and the J(ang will be fighting their "Star Wars" on National Public Radio next spring, in a maJOr joint production of NPR and the British Broadcasting CorporaUon. The radio series will last 13 weeks, with the half-hour space dramas broadcast over NPR's 200 stations If the sen e!' goes over. more shows would likely follow LUCASFILM LTD .• WHICH owns the rights to "Star Wars," ~ranted rights to NPR's Los Angeles station. KUSC. which will produce the series. Lucasfilm also plans to make the "Star Wars" soundtrack and sound effects available for radio. Many or the major characters of the film are to be featured in the radio drama. "Beach Patrol" is about a group of cute beachy types who are cops on 1he beach. They ride around in nifty dune buggies, with blarmg red lights and insignias that read SGPD. Get it? SJ)tllling-Goldberg Police Depart- ment. moonlights as ;1 s word-wielding, ------------------- "The 'Star Wars' series not only provides us with an opportumty to make use or the latest technological developments to produce radio drama," said NPR President Frank Mankiewicz. "But it is also a major step forward in involving a broad range or American talent at every level. OUR WHOLESOME frolicker)) <three guys and a pretty girl 1 spend their time running the Spelling- Goldberg gamut, dodging unlikely dangers, taking senseless risks and participating in endless chases. There is at least one redeeming fac- tor -they do most of this in dune buggies, ellminaliog eardrum. piercing tire squeals. JUslice-for-all Samurai in his spare time or course. he first tries to fight evil by conventional mea ns, but when Jus tice gets tangled up in lega l technicalities ... well, it 's Samurai Challenges Carson ~ "TIDS SERIES SHOULD provide a stimulus for drawing new people to National Public Radio both as listeners and participants ." time. The bad guy here is a rich de· veloper. Charles Cioffi, who's a little off his nut. His dream is to save San Francisco from urban decay by tear- ing it down a neighborhood at a time, and rebuilding it to his own liking. When he runs into an old guy who doesn't feel like moving, he has his scie ntists develop an earthquake- 'Saint' in Comeback Production of the ser ies was to begin this fall. It will be the first time the BBC has invested money in an American pubhc radio project. There is much action here. some of which arises from the plot. The girl beach patroller , see, is really a hotshot undercover New York cop who's come to California to get away from a crime world mearue. This c haracter <who does a fair im- pression of Marlon Brando>. keeps sending hlt men to get our pretty friend. But ln the el)d, the gallant beach kids prove what we should have known all along: You just don't mess Jean in TV Movie HOLLYWOOD (AP ) J e un Stapleton, a two-lime Emmy winner for "AJI in the Family." makes her TV debut in "Aunt Mary" for CBS. The film is based on the life of Mary Dobkin of Baltimore, Md., who or- ganized and coached a baseball team or neighborhood toughs. It goes into production May l , with Peter Werner directing from a script by Burt Prelutsky. making machme THAT'LL RUN THE old guy out. Cioffi figures. But he wasn't counting on .. Samurai! Our he ro, realizing he couldn't stop the nasty doin~s as a mere assistant DA, slips into his Samurai suit, swipes the earthquake machine and uses it on Cioffi 's own elegant building. He shakes Cioffi out of the penthouse and Into police hands, copping some incrtmlnaling files In the bargain. There's lots o f fortune -cookie wisdom t-0 go along with the martial arts, but the ending was my ravo rite. After hts heroics, Cantrell walks through a garden with his Samurai m aster and says: "Master, perhaps the Samurai belongs to the past. Perhaps he has no place in our society ... " "Absurd!" res ponds the old master. Of course. LOUISVILLE. Ky. <AP> -Super· sleuth John Steed may step aside for dapper crime fi ghter Simon Templar on the "CBS Late Movie" 9Ules this fall as the network continues its as- sault on Johnny Carson's late-night empire. '"The New Aven gers," starring Patrick McNee as Steed, the nattily dressed British spy, is one of several former prime-time series recycled for the late ni ght package that has enjoyed steadily increasing success opposite "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson" on NBC . FOR YEARS, CARSON was un - touchable, but ln recent years his rat- ings margin over the competition has eroded. The latest national ratings showed CBS withJn a point of Carson. last year, the lead was two, and as recently as five year s ago, the margin was almost unmeasurable. CBS Is understandably happy with Its success against Carson, and, said a s pokesman. "We don't want to break up a winning combination ... Part of the "winning combination" will, of necessity, be broken up when the network runs out of "The New Avengers" episodes this year. IN KEEPING WfTH the British s pirit of that show. CBS has contract ed for fresh ~hootings or "The Saint." a 1960s series that launched Roger Moore lo stardom Ian Ogilvy. who appeared in "Upstairs. Downstairs." will take over the role or Simon Templnr from Moore Meanwhile. negot1allons continue ror possible hlming of new episodes of "The New Avengers" for the fall 1980 season. It would be the fifth series of productions or the show that began on British TV in 1963. McNee has played Steed in the previous four productions. Rhoda Has Cause SEATTLE IAP I Valrerie Harper may be witho ut a te lev1s1on show, but the star of '"Rhoda" 1s not without a cause. Ms Harper has been mvolved with political i ss ues s u c h a s s uppo rt fo r the United Farmworkers and the Hu~er Project. and has C'am pa1gned ror clean a ir and racially integrated telev1s1on t'ommerc1als · · 1t 's not that f 'm suddenly jumping up and gelling into 1t," she said ''J've always been in- volved.'" Ms . 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"' ........ ~ ..... -... . . . Kinws : 9 rng"tar;'0.6 mg nicotine"'· I* cjpran1. FTC Ripon, M&¥'78. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. .... -.. -.~ ..... ~-.......... -" ------..._ ______ .. --.. ............... ---- INSIDE: •Annunderl •Cl•ulfled •Horoscope ......... llO,tt19 DAll..Y"90T Ma/Of fashion shows are held frequently in the California Mart's Fashion Theatre. On ma1or market weeks some 10.000 apparel buyers stream through the Mart. LA Garment Center is 'Crazy Doose' With 1,400 showrooms, the pace at the California Mart is brisk and the buying intense. . . By DENNIS McLELLAN Of u. O.lly ...... Stlott 4. The showroom girl with the Julie Cbrist!e frizz, lavender eyelids and pink rouged cheeks whipped out a half dozen blouses and bung them on a while rack in the middle of the noor. "I'll show you first what I've done best with in the last three weeks," she told the clothing store buyer seated al a small round la· ble. "The strongest fabricatil)n in our line has been dots." Disco music from an FM radio filled the narrow showroom decorated in lime.green carpet and rose and baby blue floral wallpaper. The buyer remained impassive. The s howroom girl, her purple·fl ecked fingernails dancing in the mld·morning sun SlrPaming through the 12th floor window, quick· ly replaced the blouses with another half dozen "l'VE DONE VERY WELL here also," s he said ... , don't know If it's something you can use m crinkle." Again. no buyer enthusiasm. "OK, short sleeves I do have," sbe coun· tered. "They've been dynamite ... And so it goes al the 13·story California Marl in downtown Los Angeles as clothing store buyers decide what the well·dressed wlll be wearing this fall -and every season. During daylong visits to the M~rl. localed in the heart of the garment district, buyers wend their way through mazelike hallways lo check out the goods in 1,400 showrooms. At each room, decorated in everything from funky to elegant, buyers are bathed io a litany ofsalesjargon: ''I'm booking this very well." "I'm doing incredible V·oec1ts." "This is a runaway sale." "They're beautiful goods." "It's gonna be BIG." On major market weeks it's not uncommon for some 10,000 apparel buyers from retail "It's a crazy house; there ·s so rwch going on." stores across the nation to stream through the sleek two million square .fool complex. MAJOR FASHION SHOWS are held fre· quenUy in the Mart's Fashion Theatre as are seminars to educate buyers on new issues and developments in the industry. "It's a crazy house, there's so much going on," says Gail Litt, Mart public relations direc· tor. The acUvity illustrates the Calllornia sue· cess story in the apparel industry. From its minor league status in the '30s and '40s when it was known largely far Its swimwear and blue jeans, California now is ranked the second largest apparel manufactu.rin8 stale, second on· ly to New York. Jn the past deeade •lone sales or lelsure- oriented California-made clothing have risen 120 percentto$2.9blllion last year. Between $4 and $6 billion wortb or business a year is transacted in the California Mart, whose shopping center approach benefits both buyers and sellers from around the world. . ... DON-r KNOW BOW I'd eldat without it," says David Antebl, owner of tbe Fl)' Trap, an Orange County Jeana at.ore chain. He often makes twice a week buying trips to tbe Mart. "l can't conceive of dolna it any other way." The other way -before the Callfornla llart opened ln 1114 -required buyers to travel to manufacturer's 1bowroo1111 and wareboulea a pre ad .U O¥.-tbe city. Tiie Jl'OC9ll wu time-eomumlq. It now takes a ....,_ a day to riew merchandiae; it UMdtotab•--"· "It II a Ume·saYlnl ftllture," aays Dan Freeman, owner-buyer of .reckle'a Faabion Cater It.ores la Oraqe County. "lt'a much ...... -•illllllll to caavw 11to11 Aopl iD OM • .. day compared lo years ago when you had to go from one building lo another." ·•1 think it's more conveni ent for every. body," says Susan Leads, showroom manager for Esprit de Corps. She says manufacturers "gel a chance to have their merchandise seen in perspective with the rest or the market. .. AN ADDED CONVENIENCE for buyers and the Mart's 5,000 employees are the support services housed in the Mart whose floors are re· ached by a bank of elevators as well as by high· speed escalators. Included in the Marl are five restaurants. a barber s hop, beauty s alon, dentist, dry "Southern California has become a major outlet and in- fluence in fashion design," says Mart General Manager and partner Harvey Morse. "/ pro- ject that within the next seven years we will have to put up another building." cleaners, health club. printer and assorted sbopa. Symbolic of the California apparel in· dustry's ~rowth and the Marl's role in it is the Marl's planned $36 miJlion expansion program: A 13·story 640,000 square·foot building -the lower level Is a convention center -and an eight-level parking facility. The new building, located next lo the exist· ing structure, is scheduled for completion In August. It wlU bring the number of showrooms to 2,000. "Southern California has become a major outlet and Influence in fashion design,·· says Mart general manager and partner Harvey Morse. "I project that within the next seven years we will have to put up another building." MORSE, A FORMER WOMEN'S ·Un · derwear manufacturer, and bis late broth· er. Barney, bought the Mart property in 1952, long before they knew what they were go· ing to do with it. Morse, 73, was asked if be ever dreamed when he moved from New York to Los Angeles in 1939 that he would be sitting where be is to· day. ''When you're busy making a living you don't dream,·· he says. "When opportunities --------------------------... ------. See more photos o qn page C2. •come you talce advantaJ(e of them. I beard lbe • square block wasforsaleandlpula bid on It. The brothers mulled for several years over how lo best use the property. Groundbreaking for the first phase was held in 1962. And although regional marts are common today - Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas have them -the idea of a mart wasn't exacUy embraced by out· side rs. "People looked at me and thought I w1s cra1y," says Morse. "But both my brother and 1 had tbe utmoet confidence wtlh • We were probably the only two ln the world who thought it would be aaucceaa." To Wuatrate, Mone says approximately 350 manufacturers submitted letters or intent to rent showroom apace. Prior to the first pbaae opening. however. Morse tore up about ball of the letters because manufacturers bad lut minute second tboqht.s. aur NOT LONG AnEa the Mart opened. manufacturen were walllng in line to set in, he aaya. "ll <the Mart> took immediately." BuYel'I felt it waa "the 1reetest thlq thet \. ever happenM to them -buying under one roof. and the amount or time 1t saved them, .. he says. Morse, whose first business venture v.as running a five and dime store. apparently 1sn t sentimental about what r1ghtfuJly might bt.- called his million dollar baby. "It's not a baby; it's oot a monument. it'., JUSt something we conceived and we're happy we can keep going." he says. The 73-year-old general manager has no m· tenlion of curtailing his involvement with the Mart. He is an active·man and, he says, he intends to stay active. Also involved in the Marl's operation are Morse's son, daughter. nephew and a cousin "There's a lot or nepotism:· he says w1tb " s mile. 'Tm very fortunate. Lucky 1s the man who can get his family to follow in his footsteps." As far as Morse is concerned. the California Marl IS runrung s moothly and there is no reason Lo make any changes. "The first formula we hit was the best," he says. Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose ~r Al Levy examine• gpods tn one of the Mart's 1,,00 showroom•. Bu;wtS describe the mart concept as convenient and time-consuming. ., .._. .. --------.... ------.. "--... --.. --. -........ -. . .. .. . . . . ...... -· -....... . . . . ··-·-··-··· ........ DM.YPtl.OT ...... A,Htl •• "" ( Horoscope TUESDAY, MAY I By SYDNEY OMARR ) ARIES IMar. 21-Apr. 19>: Home, security. lifestyle. domestic situation and certain famil y members dominate scenario. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio persons figure prominently. TAURUS (Apr. 20·May 20): Accent on trips, calls, relatives in transit. Define terms, see places and people as they are, not through lens of self-deception. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Accent on responsibility, intensified relationship and money. You learn the value of some possessions, the flimsiness of others. CANCER <June 21 .July 22>: You get added recognition. A "treaty" Is successfully con- cluded. Aries, Libra figure prominently. You r personality sparkles. Make new starts, stress inde pende nce, original approach. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 ): Study Cancer message. Welcom e fresh contacts, new challeng~. Answers you seek are available - and close at hand. Know it, remain confident, shake off secret fears and doubts. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on de· sire, results or special efforts, powers or persuasion. Follow lbrough on hunch -teach, learn, develop sense of knowing without "formal knowledge." LIBllA <Sept. 28-0ct. 22): Check various sources -inllst on getting credit due~ You could get promotion, special honor. Protect re· putation. Divenlfy, accept soclal lnvltaUoo, ex· panel borhons. sa>a.PIO <Oct. 23, Nov. 21): Good Moon aspect eoi.ncldet now with travel, communica- tion, brealdn1 throu1h, escaping ledium. Aquarius, Taurus and Leo lndlviduala figure promiDeatly. 8AGITl'AaJU8 <Nov. 22-Dec. 2ll: Find way1 ol lt.rtldng chord of familiarity. Avoid snap Judlmenta -be lborousb, detefll\lned and dedicated. Artlc:ulate belief• -state need• in manner that spells truth, slncertty. CMta1coaN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Home, marital atatua, le1al declaions are Ubly to dominate. Go 11ow, malntaln surveillance, be 'fteeptlve, empbaaile public relatloDI. AQVAaWI (Jaa. ID-l'eb. 18): You're "bet- ter off" tbaD JOU ml ... t lmall•. You receive compliment for job well done. You recoplle qualk)' u eoatrua.d to pnMnle. PllCD <Peb. 11-11.r. 30): Your creative 1ipala, taucbll 1urse to fonflunt. Capricorn, Caneer and Leo penoaa ftlun prominently. Older bdYidual prove1 loyalty. Waitresses Not Stupid Ann Landers DEAR READERS: If I never get waited on In •DY restaarani In tbe North ·American conti· nent I would not be sur- prised. Here's what I've been getting by &be bushel· basketful: FROM OMAHA , NEB.: What do you mean, no special skms? A good waitress bas to have plenty of s kills! How would YOU like to take orders from eight people when every two second s so m eon e changes from fish to steak, or says, "For~et the spuds. Make it cole- slaw, 1 • Or, "Kill the salad, I'd rather have two vegetables." Or, "If the desse rt Isn 't in- cluded in the price of the dinner, skip lt " These are Just a few of the things we "dun>- mies" b a v1? to get s traight. Then there's the problem of remem- bering who ordered what and who said, "Hold the onions " and who asked for weit·done lamb chops and who wanted the liver medium rare. The real fun starts when you have to carry trays that weigh 20 pounds and smile and be cheerful about taking things b ack to the kitchen because they "don't taste right.·· No skills? You owe waitresses In this coc keyed world an apology. -SORE FEET IN SUFFOLK COUNTY. DEAR SORE FEET • . • and all tbe otbera wbo Wl'CU: Sorry aboat tbat "DO special atil.11" line. What I meant waa -II I coaldn't make It H a bamaa relations colalpJlll&. or u opera atar, or a ~Dlllt pro, and coalda't aflord to go to law aetiool or mecllcal acllooi or b•1lae11 acbool, or pay &M cost of aecretartal trabdq or a tead1er'1 collel• -t•d cliloote to be a waltren becaue &My CH 1et OD· t.lle·Job &rallllq. RICHARD W. HEFFNER, M.D. DIPLO\iATE AMERICAN BOARD Of' ~·AMILY PRACTICE C:llAH'T6R FELi.OW AMERICAN llC'..\OEMY Of'f'AMILY PtlYSIC:IAN!i ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ·HIS OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF FAMILY MEDICINE T\JSTIN MEDICAL ti t8lf AL llUll.DCNC" .. aM C: 1:.00 ~ AVE.1'\m1'1 171417'\0-0310 PVfNINr. & ~AT\.11\DAY Al~ /\VAllAAU-: • -·------..---.,,,. ......... .,..., "99 "--'"..,, ...... Showroom manaaer Suzanne Trun- ner, above, shows fashion line to buyer Al Levy during trip to Mart. ~ See more photos and story Page C1 The modern 13-story Mart contains 1,400 showrooms and dozens of support services. New building, open in August, will increase showrooms to about 2,000. Tell Mom HOA08COPE I ANN LANDIRI · Seminan Planned Self-lmprovemeat Hotel, call ( 111 > ' 1 • m l a a r 1 a n d a 7U-IHI. , an•w ... felUyal an Tile lffOM aaa•al ' am o a I act h l tie 1 NMdleworll: ad ,,._ . .m1111111• la &M ~~ !lrtst to eo.t ...... llQ. beaiD .t I Lm. ....... Or~ Cout eon. .. daJ, ~ 11. et..,.. la an._ a MmlDar oa Center la laata Aaa bow to 4"ereome lla1· ~· wa 8l '7:• p.m. f'rt. AdfUouJ laforaa- day .-11n .___hr ta· tiOll ll an•= ..0. fonulkm. ea11 •mo. OllifftM._. Nurw bltereeted ID tJ '>"•.•till learalDI more-about •leohnl _abuM may at-Chlb Calndlr ,... M:ia t • a d a • e m l a a r Wcdu• ia iM DIQI 1pon1ored by tbe PUoC Giid.,..........., CalUorDia Nunet' As· ot to0tnn'1 a..-~ aoclaUon at I a.m. Tues· chlb ,,..,...... Giid ....., day. Kay 15. ~ lo Uw pUlc /or u. For furtber inform•· tortlw,,,,..,..,VIMc. UoD, call-.om. Snd noUcH to Club "Power llaaapment Calndar, Daif PllllC, P.O. for Women: Advanced Bn ..-. COiia Jina, CA Inte~ Savvy" 11 nm. lrteblde .,.,.,. ..... tbe ~of a seminar 011d plaou ntunber 1poa1ored by USC'• Notte~• mu be ta nr Colle1e of Contiouln1 handl iMes -a a. od- Educatioa ~ Friday and oonce of an fWtd. Saturday, May 4 and 5. To re~1t o Jrich1re, For more details about IDrite or coll the Featvre the seminar to be held at Deportment, 842·021, the Newport Marriott bthaeen 2 ond 5 p. m . frll540W. 0("' l-•• ' IO\!Oll llll'l SC><OUl ~ I OAAHO£ COUNTY: .: J Town 6 Countfy • S. 7.a228 You Love Her This M other's Day send Mom J grL-et 1n~ aJJ the world can share on Sunday, May. 13th. Express your Jove in a OWiy Pilot Mother's Day Gn.'Cting. It's easy. Write your message to ftt one of our three convenient sizes and bring it to any Daily Pilot offi ce prior to noon May I I rh. Or. you may mail a dipping of rhc border with your message and payment to Daily Pilor .. B O W . Bay Sr., Box t 560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. " Adi come in thrtt 1nu: SIO, SU, end 13•fur the apccial dlild'' .;~ a rd. <You must bt undtt 12 ynrs of •se to qualify f'or the linlcst greeting). You may fill ~ cnurc specc. Only -onis lftd lines dnwn wuh1n the: dn11tn will appear 1n )'OW' complcttd Modler's ~Y Id. ., . $10 . L._J If you want hdp composing a suitable grce11ng or hive :any questions call 642· ~78. A frimd.ly Daily Pib td-viscr will be gt.cl to help you. And. if you like you can ~ your Motht-r's Day ad. Your crcd.{~is aood wictt us, or you may use your Malcu Owge or BankAmmc:udlViu. · DAILY PILOT 642-5678 • 1 . • . ··--········-.. -· ....... --....--.. -. ... ·-·-. .. AT VOUA SERVICE I LOCAL I NATION ........ April •• 1171 DM.YN.OI' s .... _.81•••• 8re•C• DEAR PAT· My frlencll and I would Uk to now Ylt•l U...!.'a~il --lhi.,,_u itt Uaat m•" ttw""'l'OQPt t.M TV oommettl8l bolt .,.,., fl"Ofn nth otMr tn the momlni d\HI to tht>lr "•altup" bt'Tat!t' Seriously, ~ •DY food •b•th ea~ "that" problem ln lM mom&na~ J J • Corona ck-I Mar TM "nU Wac" •• • ..... r U · n•ll1adal'8&M ... al ...,,._.•Yer- olp&, ......_ .. .,.1aakdle•lit D.A ••• •M'llay.,,. Mlfv Is ad.fi4 oa by _.. badtrta •M ...,." .................... ('O .......... S..lf•r Je&.I Liiie ..,.r llla!MI a& alp& hecH tWre ... a111 laa't e:eM&la aRn ,......, ftrtaa lttp te wulll I& away. If )'Oat lnd11l1.-ln ulfu. coatalal•I food1 •ch u onion, garUc, cabbaae. and ~nee In t~ .-vulq, ot1r br .. alla l" tlkt'ly to ~ ~&roacer la I.Ille .. ralag. •••lcrup•cy Suwk DEAR l'AT How long c an beokruptcy be kept on ~ }>erson'i. credit bureau report., What about other derogatory information'> M.S., Newport Beach Tiie federal Fair Credit llePol"Uag Ad of lt7t says lbat credit bueaus muat oot dlschMe lalormaUoa •bout baakrupCdes •Iler 14 years and any otlaer adverse Inform alloa after seven years. lncludJni lawsuits <un· less tile report l'i requested by some· one wbo Is going to loan you SSO,tooor morel. IQ Topoff Costlt1 DEAR PAT. I've noticed that most p~ople "top off" their gas tanks · pro· bably to get as much gas as possible \\1th each fillup. I s It true that Uus gas JUSt burns up and 1s wasted anyway'> L.E .. Fountain Valley Absolutely. Topped off gas tanks spill over when rising e ngine tem· penture causes the gasoline to ex· p•nd. Plus costing you money, this practice wastes as much as 40 mUIJon gallons of gasoline each year, accordlng to some estimates. Alit0. the rumes emitted from the raw gasoline are as dangerous as the emissions after It bas been burned. Billing fo Stop DEAR PAT· I subscribed to New Dawn magazine last June and paid Consumer Subscription Center Inc at that time. The magazine is bemg sent lo me, but l 'm bein~ billed ror it. I 've sent sever a I letters to New Dawn. along with copies of my can· celed check. but I JUSt can't get them to stop b1llin~ me n Y 0 . Dana Poml The computer "kicked back" your invoice because the magnlM Is be· ing sent to a different address than the one lhat was recorded under your name at the time the payment was made. This iir1 no excuse for ignoring your letters, but lhat's what hap· pened. Your account is being proper. ly credlted at this time. Productivity Drops WASHING TON It\ P I Wor ker productivity declineJt at " 4.5 per. cent annual rate during the first three months of 1979, H trend that threatens to fuel higher inflation. the Labor Oepartm(>nl said today. The drop in productivity, a key in- fluence on both the inflation rate and the living standard. was the fi rst since lhe first quarter or 1978. when the dechne was an identical 4 5 percent IMlt' ••••• ...._rr• DsAa auow: a. " 11111 .. .. , ......... ... ,........ ~,. ....... ................... ~.: .. ·· Y .. lde .... lftraU. ... ... n laed•IH for 1111 •M•I 1•ar HMQer v~-..~1H, al• .. •t ••· c•ra• Calif.,..• .......... le "1 e11ers1~&un. o•V.,.... ·•NuW.rebb ..,. ,.. searela" ud "*el ..._, •re•• ol Hetl)' .e a. ........ &e vet.kle fwl f'HI• ............ denl•••e.& of a 1tate· wide c•••relaeHIYe t'HrO teaaernU.. ,a ... £•H•tlally, Uae fee 1clae4•lea ... w ,...uae. U.roacta t.ereued ,... 1111raUoa rtt . tlaMe ,,.,..... wlU1 ta ·c•nlla« velllclee. Coaver ely, l~te ~ Her1y-effldeat Ydklet •ould ~lv4" • reba&e. OMV I U&· 'Ht• re1eard1 be lelUa&ff te •· Cu•I• public reat't ... to &Wt pro· &Tam. Tlae CaWontla Eaer&y Commlulon dlHlreed with DMV'• reeommelMla· Uoa1, aad 1trea1ly Hpported I•· plemea&1n1 a f.ael effieleecy lacen· tlve system. If Ute le&lalature lmplemeats such a progr•m, the OMV report reeom· meads that a plan be adop&ed which wouJd levy feu or reba&es la addllloa to e urrent registration rees wlalda are based In part on ttae value of the velll· cle. Fees char&ed for gas gunlers would be uaed to compensate lbose who receive a rebate. The program recommended by DMV wouJd affect only first owners of new vehicles. Based on 1977 flgares, tbe ree schedule suggested by OMV .-ould have lhe owners of new velaicles with an EPA ratlJlg of It mpg pay an addltlonal $5'4 to re· glster the vebJcle. Tbe owner of a vehicle with an EPA rating or 4t mpg would receive a s.436 rebate. The "break-even" point would occur between 17 and 18 mpg. Heep Cerami~ Clean DEAR PAT: I just bought a smooth·top range with a glass ceramic surface that contains the heating elements. How do I keep it looking as beautiful as it does now'! l 'm worried that it m:.iy become dis· colored with use. J .C .. San Clemente The Association of Home Appllance Manufacturers advises you to use the specific cleania~ agent and method recommended by the manufacturer. Clean after each u11e by wiping off and do not use a me talllc cleaning pad. Wipe cleaning materials off the surface before using the range unless instructionssayotherwlse. Also,spUls. s paUers or water droplets rrom steam should be wlped up with a clean paper towel quickly. Burned-on soil may require gentle scraping with a rawrbla4k. AHAM recommends avoiding abrasive cleaners. Don't use strong caustic ma&eriaJs suclf as chlorine bleach, dry-cleaa.lag nuJds or oven cleaners. Be satt cooking utensils are dean and free of burns or bumps and avoid using sort metal u&easUs. Keep salt, dirt~ sand or otber foreign substances frofn between the surface element and the utensils. Don't use food release sprays which may b1tm on, and don't cook directly on the surface. Commercial foll containers or other thla roU wrap· pers may melt ii placed directly on the bot surface and don't ever let utensils "cook dry" since this may damage or crack the ceramic sur· face. Disco Dancing Classes Slated Lagunans To March For Fund Wednesday and Thursday night fever will be avail able at San Clemente and Capistrano Valley hagh schools during May. Capistrano Unified Adult. School offi cials will offer five-week disco dance classes at. both schools. There is a $14 fee for both classes. Beg.inners can learn free style, simple partner stance and the Latin husUe at the 7 p.m. classes at San Clemente High School beginning May 9 and continuin& each Wednesday nigbl. Intermediates can perfect techniques at the 8 p.m. class at Capistrano Valley High School begin· mng May 10 and continuing Thursday nlghts. For information, call 498·0340. The L:.i g un~ Beach mothers' march against birth defects has been scheduled for May 5·6, Laguna Beach resi· dents, both men a nd wome1n, hav e been asked by Orange County March of Dimes ofliclals to take part in the door· to.door collection or funds for birth defect re· search. Laguna Beach Pu chairmen of the local nch drive are Marga ret .--------------------.1Crlngle. Carol Maxwell and Fran Wilson. For information call 979-2270. S&LOfers Talk on TM Agrleultaral 1t1aaers Costa Mesa ffigb School Future Farmers of America are honored by Security Pacific Bank for their agricultural achievements in Orange County Section project competition. Earning either gold or blue certificates based upon the traditional Dani.ab system of judg- inic agricultural competition were <left to right>: Leanne Miller. gold: Dee Page. blue: Ric Horgan, blue and James Dalebout. gold. Want Off-or On- Junk Mailing Lists? By the Asaoda&ed Press Consumers who find their mailbox· es filled with unwanted offers of merchandise don't have to suffer in silence. It is easier than ever t.o have your name removed from mailing lists these days, thanks to the Mall Preference Service operated by the Direct Ma.ii Marketing Association. THE SERVICE WAS started in 1971 ; a compa nion "add-on" pro· gram for consumers who want more mail, not less. was begun three years ago. As of April. the association says, just under 138,000 people asked to have their names removed from mailing lists, while more than 140,000 asked to be added. The service offers no guarantee; a company does ool have to stop send· ing ma.ii just because you don't want it. But association officials say that most direrl·mail firms do not want to waste their time and money sending offers to people not likely to buy. To have your name removed from or added to the lists used by direct marketers , write Mail Preference Service, 6 E. 43rd St., New York, N . Y ., 10017. Specify whether you want the removal or add-on service. WIULE MANY PEOPLE complain about the prolifer ation of offers. millions of others apparently like the idea of shopping by mail. Direct marketers sell more than $75 billion a year in goods and services. accord· Ing to industry figures. Shoppers who do buy through the Ang Witladratcls? ( CONSUMER ) mails are protected by Federal Trade Commission regulations. You have the right to know when you can expect your me rcbaodise to be shipped. If the ad or brochure says the order will be rushed to you in less than a week, for example. it must be shipped to you within that time. If no date is s tated, the merchandise must be shipped within 30 days. IF THE SELLER doesn't ship your goods before the deadline, be or she must notify you of lhe delay and pro- vide a way for you to r eply, free. You can agree to the new shipping date or you can cancel the orc~er and get a full refund. H the delay is less than 30 days. you must send in your reply or the seller can assume you agree to the later shipping date. If the delay is more than 30 days, you must give your express consent to the postpone· menl. If you don't , the seller must re· turn your money at the end or the first 30 days of the delay. You have the right lo get all your money back if you cancel your order. The seller must mail your refund within seven business days after you cancel your purchase. Nole: The FTC rule does not apply to some services. iocluding mail or· der photo finishing and magazine subscriptions. • ................ District To Get School A lease agreement lhat will turn Lamb Sc h ool in Fountain Valley into the head· quarters of the tiunt· ington Beach Union Hi gh School Dis trict nexl fall bas been un· animously approved. In a 4.0 vote, Fountain. Valley school trustees said they would accept a payment of $300,000 over the next 10 years from the high S<:hool district for use of the facility. Belle. the banking dog of Dick VanBlooys in Grand Rapids. Md .. accompanies her master to the drive-in window. Belle gets a dog biscuit and Dick makes deposits. LAMB SCHOOL, al 10521 Yorktown Ave .• is beiog closed at the end o r this school year because of declining stu· dent enrollment. High school district of. ficials began a search for district offi ces after losi ng a lease with --------------------Mc Donne ll Douglas I ake Tahoe SIDog Blmned on Autos DAVIS CAP> -Smog •t Lake Tahoe comes mainly from automobiles, not from sources out· side the basin, a University of California study says . UC Davis physics professor ThomH Cahill sa1d it showed lhat "the only solution to Lake Tahoe's air quality problem ls to 1reaUy reduce the auto emission of not only visitors to the aree but also the resident population. "nDS WILL MEAN CUaTAILING lrafflc In the dense urban corridors at the north end south e nds of the lake." He added that be supported a U1bt rall transit system in the basin's urban areu which could Astronautics. DOUGLAS OF· f ici als s aid the y needed extra space at the facility at 5201 Bolsa Ave. Befofe moving into Lamb School, high school district main- tenance crews will re· model the facility. In ad· ditlon to the lease pay- ment.I, the blcb scbool district will furnlab and pay for utilities and cu1todial services. 2Studente Wm Honore A free l.ntn>ducUon to move many people to casinos, hotel• and t _ ... __._, _... •• _ uata~ta. • Two Newport Harbor Hl1h Sebool 1tudeata have woo statewide award• la tbe Joint Secondar7 /Colle1late Chinese/Mandarin COD• tnt beld at Saa f'raa. cllCO State Unl....uty. rana .. ~uu'llUwu m_,... The "'""-ln'• 1 ... e and t.lon will be outllned at a .,.. -meet.lnl at tbe Lquna mountains "have con· Federal Savtn11 and ( ) 1tralned tbe network to a EC0£0GY IWTOW corridor" and the Loan,., Ocean Ave., In ~am"u ... cul.Doi cau.e La•una Beach on Tua· -.. cl --------..-eavy trarflc In 1maU ay. .._ --'d areea ........ Tbe preMDtatJon wUI Tboee problems, h• Hid, ue complicated be at I p.m. ln the com· further by tbe fact that can ND poorly at blP munity room ol tbe u -elevaUona and tM cold lake Ilda to trap pollution 10Clatioa otnce. by in· cloee to tbe lf'OU,Dd. 1tructora Marc Zlm· The study Involved umplin1 of alr !merman and Jeanne particulates. wind measurements and trafflc• L;.J1~m::.mm.a.~~---...;_--....-~.......;.-.....1 R1an. counta. -... -" ,.. .. .. -. -. .. -. . . ' .. . Claudia Kerr placed second amoa1 tblrd- year 1tudeat1, wbll• Lew Byl.n1ton placed amoq MeODd·JUr atu· denta. Tbe two are ltudenta ofMU1Am,._.. ~ $" ~ ··············~ ........ IAok9 bet&er t~aa •· IOUAL~ ....W.JWnM.IWll,. Ol'l'OHUNtTY ~ C ~·~·· • Ml1h1r"I M•11: ~.u.-. I ·= e:1=1=~~ =~a=:-=: ... .iect to tbe Federal P' Ir ,_. ........... a& ••· Hou1lng Act or I ~m.aa. which ma• tt mecal • SELECT advertise "any pre· ~BTl•.a,..,_ fereace. llmlt.aUon, Ol' r-l"'IVW""'an ' diacrimiaation bated on·•---.-.,.._,_ .. -,--race, eolori nu.ion. aex, ~ or natioDL oritlD. or an HOallPllOP•TY intention to make any All bone fullltlea 1UCb preference, limlta· .-led. s boa at.alls. tack Uon.ordiacrimiaaUoa." boxu, auto matl c wa&eren, ualDiai rial and mucb more. 3 :l:t:'oua bdrm•, sun 'Ibis newspaper will lmowiaf ly accept any advert slag lor r eal ee&ate which la in viola· tionoftbe law. kitchen. no wax noon. Jual li1ted. so hWTY I Only SlH,000. ---------· CallMS-030.1 ms: .... ltil ..... .... ct.ell .... .., .... ,..,.,. rws I .... ..,. DAILY PILOT•- laZfr fw tt. flnt cm1ec:ta..1,.._0llly. ....... ..... ~ ....................... G111 .. I002 ....................... EASTSIDE TWO OH A LOT Fresh, new listing. Two 2 bdrm attached houses. Pnvate ~llOS. new roof. Has loan that can be taken over .. subject to". Better hurry. Open Eves. MS-9491 FOQf_ST F OLS ON Lovely older home, 3573 Locust St. Riverside. 2 Br 1 Ba, lg yrd, ~.500. 1-862-4026 - PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 ~II any •lt>m or com b1nwt100 of 1LL-m-. lor 17~ or 1e,i. wtlh u Penny f'ul<'ht•r Ad 3 hnc:. lor 2 C'OO..~ut1vc d il)':o t:o.ch add111ooal lint· '" 00-for UW2dayi. Char.Re 11 • N<><'ommt•f't'tal adi. F'or morP 1nforma11on and 10 place your ad call 642-5678 macnab I lrtlne realty MEWroaT llACH COUMTIY ISTATI! 2+ Ac . w/vlew of Upper Bay. 4 Bdrm POOL home w /gUest house. stables & room for tennis court. Ele~ant! $2.900.000. Harrie t Perry 642·8235. <G-100> 642-8235 644-6200 901 Dover On~ Harbcw View Center ln11ne at Campus Valley <:.enter 752-1414 llST VALUE OM UDO Unusual s maJJ home for the dis- cerning. Charming family room with used brick fireplace. French doors opening to entry courtyard, 2 bedrooms & 2 full baths. Price $250,000. 644·9060 S©~JUµ-J£r.,trs· That /11tri9ui119 Word Gome witlt o Cltud/e -----141.,.4 ~ (UY e 'OllAN o l!eoffO"{lt> L,-1~•1 ol the lw• K•O..,bled ,.Old• b• low IO l0tm ICN< '"""'" WOtd\ I HlZRET I I 11 12 I I HUCOE I I' I I I ~-- I R 0 8 R A I L,·; The big thing in America 10> I I lit I ~ day 11 garage 111es. You pey '°' • o•reoe what you usec:I to .....---------. p1y fOf a·-··. I PUBRES I ' I I I I I o ~7~ :-...:h:~ ci:~ '-· -""· __.._.__&.. _ __... _ __. __ .,.,., de"9lo9 "°"' IM9 No 3 below • PllNI NUMell!fO lfllftS IN IH{st S9yAf(S 6 UN5C.tAMIU Aeovl ll llUS 10 Gfl AN~wt I rrrrr1 I I I I I I sca.+M-UTS ......... ca.alflc ........ _..._ .. J .......... -..... .. . .......... -. ·-·-· .... ··-··--··•--.... . ... "'-.. tt111ft~S. .... 1'1 lft..... Ill ..... .. M••~S. 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'"'4/YAl"-tll Easy le.nns. s alant br'a. 2 ba. ram rmr wood burnln& fplr, h ideaway patJo. brick BBO. DICunYn OM. Y1 C i1antJc Republic hidden 2 lory. A dynamic C"over f'd enlry, 4 aa nl BR'b. 3 ba, garden YU fm rm. Eleaanl kitchen Ir dlne rm. Hld away palio. I,,owest priced home to ann. $144,900. MOllTH COST A MISA-""A/V A Only one or a kind. 2 Story, 4 BR. 2 ba, hardwood noors. rock fple, huge coY. putio. FHA /VA terms. $92,500. 546-JJll DoYer Sltores ler'C)Clilt -------1 nus lovely 4 bedroom COST A MESA home ls JUSt n ghl for lhl! ~SHARP young execullve wllh a Fire place, upgra d es. private study orr the s ha ke roof. c us to m master bdrm s uite. b rick. Con cr ete low Locat.ed very close to the mamtenance yard a nd water, l..bis home orrers a acroM from homes sell· Io w ma ante n a n c e mg for $25,000 more. 3 oou:rtyard in front & a bdnn .• 1~ baths and ask· very pnvate ba<'kyard. Ing $105,000. Call Bob The mode rn kitche n Scott. 752·1920. wouklbe a dream for any J '-'UAIL homemaker. Priced al T ~.ooottus home a.<i u re· PLACE ; aJ value. Call 556-2660. «;::SELECT PIOPHTIES"' T" PROPERTIES 40,-TM l :Jo '.M.I FOUR-PL EX LIKE MEW! ~114,500 Excellent fourplex 1n vestment b11rga1n. All new pa10l ans1dc and out! NJ new carpeting every unit! Super r<'nlal are11 extremely low vacancy rate! Income $960/mo g r oss.c all h 11 t fo r privateoreview. 752-1700 ()J'IN rtt 'f • f '· t ,, f If•. I [~IHllMI l!t~!I~~~ !'Yor a30day ad ln the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642·5678 --------SUPERIUY $46.500 New 2 bdr m 90<>sq. ft., a I l ch J(H r , adult community . Ocl'ans1de/ Viir.ta area S• I •S• Realt y. 7 M /434-1550 OldCor.o dltMar 3 Hdrm c<,1U.<11tc w1lh flreplat•e . on O<'eans1de of Coast ll w :r .. + a rental unit °"nl'r a11x1uu~ Sl9!1.500 NHDHELP? llelp yourself to a lleoipmg sek•rtion or Quahr1L:.d Hopefuls in the DAIL.Y Pll.OT llELP WANTE D ADS LIDO Ill.I Bay view from 3 p.Uo decks enhance• cu tom 1paclou1 5 bdrm., ' bath tradiUonal home; like new. Ideal ror nl •rtainJna Corner lot. IUQ,000. .. CANYON Golf coune view from apae6oul 5 BR, 4 ba. trediUooal bOine; lae. family room, pool, Jacuul. rrso.ooo OCIAt•IONr Qua llly craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak noors ta orr this landmark; 4 BR. 3 b . horn In finest location. t;stubllilht--d l N & lawns. $485,000 IAYRIONT •veraJ rme bayfront homes • with pier & slip AVALON Wl'll con:~tructcd , 3 BR. l bu. ouk floor, purl1ul bub •m nl. concrete foundut1on. Flats area. $120,000 - Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR .1.11 fLry,•d·· o •. ,, .• , r. ti!'> ti101 \\' I< s l. J·; Y N ' ~YLOR CO HEA LTOHS !'>111n· UHl IEAUTIRJI. OCEAN VIEW! $250,000 A real prime location in this quiet private community or Jasmine Creek! Overlooks the professionally designed wide greenbelt plus ocean view. See this brig ht near ·ncw "Bay Mist " mod el today . "Sunny kitchen, 2 lge bedrooms, den & 2 patios. Tennis. pools & jacuzzi. 24 Hr. sec. ~ate. WESUY N. TAYLOI CO., UALTottS 211 IS-J~ ... lood MEWPOIT cena. M.I. 644-49 I 0 4 .... OCUM YllW, 112',MO •• and it'• in Newport Beaeht Hua· ain1 the cUff 1 above the Turnlna 8a11D ! Separate master auU.e up· atalra. blg a•m• room down. 3 deckl, 3 baths and almost 3000 sq. ft. A real UoJque Home at just $2'l9,900. lJ,_.1001: t1C>"6H REAL TORS • 676~ 2"43 E1$t Coast Highway, Corona del Mar 49 J ASMINE CREEK D R : Onl y Plan 6 (&ufside) Model on the resale marke t. Lux · HOMIPRICIS TOO HIGH? Then aee th1' lvly mobile home i.n a Wl 5 1tar park i.n l.rvine. Pool, jacuzzi. hobby rm. lawn bowling. Jmt rech.K'ed $4,000 to $27 ,950. Ope n Eves. ~9491 ~ Walker & lee urioos master suite with Real Estate OCEAN -C ATALINA -------- VIEW & a n adjacenti......._,....___,....__..._ ... .- private study with its own fireplace. $244.500. COLE OF HEWPOttT *:*U.S.* * *VETERANS* .. oea oAoua D 01ta •••· o .. ~ -,troD&.Cam,....yre• ....... .,.. ... ......, modeled. llH,tOO . •Amh&&nt·•ilOO No CIUllfJIM. '8r 2\rlt ..,._,_..., QaUDl.alforiDlorma· aa .. ,..a:, D.a .• A /C. .... , I h IN .... ~~::.::: ·--••••••••••••••••• 8)'0wner ·•br. 2ba, Meaa .._.MU thla week. Prtn 1--------111 Vsde. Stor11e • ac~ cm1y.ar.im " IMl9LIX ror R .V . UU,500. Pant11Uc Location. ....,.. T~aUitl Tlata ! 4 Bl .. f 8 1 b I 21!o', ... Gd loe •• oc. rom • oa • 6 :eel ... W. 1!•· youa1. lmmac. ~. Refu.rbilblnl ln ~OWMr .._, ID8ll1 ..... iu ... ~ Buy now and _ • c.or , bord .. r ST4 ,IOO. Covla1ton ~~~ ~\!~m CMtNB count'Y. 2 blll1 to ------------ J *kbay. Catm house, P1 mt• • ..., 034 carport. 3'x:20 raraae, ' BY OWNER J BR 1~ Ba, Br, otnc:e 2 ful &. best po91 ...., A approx 3000 aq rt. -.. ••••••••••••••••• apptiwes + loU or ex· • • MT:rHn tna, lomalnt. ..,. -541.5179 IY ow..a ~ rWlllTlll •Br. 2Ba . lam rm 175-4890 ~w....-IT w/lrpk. 2 car garage J~~~~~~---t Owner m u a t 11 ell. w /opnr, a pri nkle r Tramferred. Submit of· 1y1t.ems, block fence. •-•••••••••••••••••••• fer. Custom 3 Bdrm. patio, xJntcooct. S117.SOO. 0wm1n=.::r:c d . .,._,,. P.R. Comer lot, sharp. l8S48 Mt. Sherrod Circle. aozz DUPLEX ._..,... Balboa Is land Rutty, S.TGO. to overpass. mf700 h, 2~ba. approx UOO ---------If II __ .._.. 1040 IQ fl upllllrs, frplc. 3 ATTE NTION ••••••••••••••••••••••• sundeclal. ope!) beam ln INVt..'<iTORS c..-....Loc.Hoe tiv rm. II matr bdrm. Twc> 3 bdrm hou5e1I on 11 N h 1 h Downltaln,3br,2ba,ap. '" lot an CM. Agent ear sc 00 11• :a o ps. prox 1500 IQ ft. Many up· 63l-Otlll&. frwy. Nice 4 BR, 2 BA, on IJ'a(les. Bu.yer bu choice large lot. ol le nder. S270 .000. l!P«"~3 BR.ram.,dm· PartcPlace,lnclM2-7461 Shown by a ppt, prlo· m« rm. Owner an1uoos1 --------· dpiesonly.~5Cr'18.Bkr. ~67::.:::a lslano llACHYIEW .OWMAUIT! DUPLEX. Ve ry nice, ........ al 3b N-...... -TLC O>Oege Park, ' br. 2 ba. owner must seU. t88,900 r .. • e, r a:u.:o • lfl>IUd, S&t.900 Assuma-Call for details. Only $139,900. 673·4311 ble rtnc. 9•,;% Owner ll agl. 51030 •'I --------· 982·4471(r.::)546·8103 illage Real Estate Corner lot , coppe r 4 IDRM HOMI plumbingr good fmanc· 2 ~ Ba t h s , p a t I o . SHAIP DUPLEX REALTOIS 675-5511 ~· $1.59,000. f~. s hake roof. 2 5 Bib to beach. Each Un· Recent changes m V.A . It Robertson, Rttr. story. $129.900. rt. has 3 BR's. 1""2 ba. + 5 regs may eoable you to iiiiiiiiiiiiii67ii5-ii0562iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1oJ Mee ... Rltr. gar's & xt.ra prkg. BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67S.4630 qualify for $100.000 home 541·7729 Parle Place Inc 842-7461 loans with absolutely NO SPECTACULAI ' DOWN PAYMENT. QUAUTYDUPUX IYOWMEI WoridlHIEstah An exceptional custom lmm..c 3 Br. 2""2 Ba, an Orange County rlrm bltbome w/vaultedwood PIUCEIB>UCED h i g hly u p gr a ded. spedaliung in VA home beam ceiling, beautUul Attention btulders. an maSSJw frplc. m any ex· loans. We're l..be VETS solid oak <."abine ts veators. everyone' A lras. ~umable. $87.500. th.at help the VETS. l..bruout, fplcs m livg rm cute 2 bdrm. home on r e CalJ!or a ppl 842·0839 For more info. call. & mas t er bedroom, ar ol large R-2 lot; now PIUCEREDUCB> Iii Horloa, AC)t. leaded glass windows, & onlySl.000' 541 "100 ceramic tile jacuzzi in -..0. a-Prop. $5400. on t.hls ruce 5 BR. V A '"" mst.r bath. ~ 2 ..., B A M e r e d I l h PLUS * 675-7060 * Gardens hom e. Large A charming 2 bdrm ren· 33X20 f am r m • • 1---------1 taJ w/fplc & sepa rate l•--------1 PartPlace,loe 842-7461 Eastskle, CM CALL 644-7211 4 br. wet bar. new plush bdrm. J ba. fam . rm. 2200 OCEAH & CANYON VIEW BUYERS INVESTORS! patiodeck. $279,500. $1.5,0000own. Mesa Verde Beac hwalk Condo. 4 5 UN1TS60X305' lol. crpts. ~p. mstr sww. lgc :. q . rt . s 1 3 s. o o o. CLIFfHAVEM NEW PROG RAM ! Ir you OwncrWlll carry.submit p ro f. Ind St> p d yd Owoer/Broker 536·991H 2 Bdrms. 2 baths. den. make $1400/mo,youmay all offers.CrBJ~.S220.000 $12.5.000. P rin . only . COf"OftG del Mar H~t· lot with s1>ac1ous homl'. Light and airy kitchen. M 11ss1ve stone f1rcplaC1' 3 Bedr m s , family & d ining rm Patio and <lt'Ck. POOL. Won't l:1<;t ' Call 673·K5SO. I .,, ' "'. ,, IC IV ' I I ,.., I l~ll~&Hd -- LUXURY CONDO OHL Y $66,500 nus charming 2 bdrm. 2 ba eondo ii. a real wm oor Decorated like a frpl<.'. Close lo schools & qualify ! Low down ' HE /MAX 631·1266 _?S_l_·:l006_. <."hun'hes. Short escrow ---------i MEW IEACH HOME BY BUILDER. Block to ANTIQUE beach. Ocl!an view. ~1blc. Sl49.500 Loans to $100,000! Let us CHOICE LOCATION b'7J.:166:1 642·2253 ~~l~~ how to do il ! JUST YOUR SIZE 715 Goldenrod, CdM. R 2 EASTSIDE Talc to R~ ca,,,.t with plenty or room In lot. Rm to grow. As· COST A MESA W• Uiten! 75.._ 1202 this dream home which swnable lsl TD. Lowe~t (Jkenew:J bdrm .. lba , --------ha s 5 br. 3b a. pro-price. Ma ke oCfer . completely remodeled. PRETTY CAPE <.:OD. fcss aonillly lnd s<.'pd , Balboa Isla nd Realty. On a rge lot. with dt·· PERCHED ON TOP OF ocean canyon views. _67_3-87....,....,._oo_.-=--=--- tached 2 car garul(c. e~ A TREE COV EJU-;O 1-·ormal DR & delightful HAVE IT ALL! tra parkin.:. Pnrcd n i:hl IDLL! laving an the ram rm Top loca l100, des ign, alSl.24.900 A wuque&preuyplal'e, w/bll-lnbar.ArC'albeau· construction. value associated BROK ERS--REAL TORS lUl~ Ylo lotboo '1t JUI a world all its own .. ty'Callnow 979·5370. E l egant. s p acious Serene & pear<'fol at the A c\Som gem 2 Br+ + end of a 500' country LL STA TE : By Owners. 673-8179 231 la ne . less than 15 _ Poppy.CDM .$3S9,000. minutes from O .C . R11::.a1'910RS Alrport or any freeway ____ ..-___ ,, HAUOR VIEW FIREPLACE 5 Bdrm, 41"' bu. 3000 sq n Warm & inv1l1n1t Jbr , ~e baJconie!:l. 208 15th 2ba, ownt>r mov 111J(. St S19S,000 Ph 536-1718 Desirable F:. Sid<' 1--oca 1 . 10,..., lJOn. $102.500 Al 548 6216 "_.. ,.,. or971°'8150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S77.900VA!! No. Me>a 4 Bdrms y,,,. Opport.ity! Open Sunday 2·5.30 2994 Mtlbro INlr.631 ·5556 *VETERANS* For The Choosy Family model · 2 patios S1tuatl'd --- near poo l & 111cuu1 Won't last 759 1501 lll Orani::e County. You IMR.ATION OCEAN VIEW are truly the Rulers of IUSTER! Unending & unsurpassed Let a V<>l llelp You h nd this hilltop kingdom on bay & ocean view; 3 that homt-you ww n l Plush executive home 111 1mmaeulall' cond1llon • Ua.s 4 bedrooms, dininJ( room. family room with bnck fireplace. Plus h ra rpt•tini.: lhruoul El~ant tilt> roof. Pal111 More. ~.750. 1-'or dl!la 1 Ii. cal I s.59-8451 R.eal f').tate llB>ROOM +pool $65.900 Bikl' to bearh from th•~ beautiful gardc-n home. Gourmet kil,·hcn + dine Used brirk f1 rcp l:wt· Pnvale patio. Sparklrn~ pool. $3300 Down moves you tn Cal I 714 · 963·671i7 '"' ,, ' l•i 'f ''· •ftt, f l.2 11c r c s, (•ove rC'd S71 ,500 bdrm •. f . OownuptoSl00.000 w/huge trees w/v1ews in It's true! If this 3 bcdrm s. "' amily rm CalR__...A,,,.. 241tr·s h o m e 1 n p r i m e _, T every direction. There's home is not an LOOat1on "original" Harbor View WORLD R.E room ror sever al horses stopper then we don 'l if you wish, with vast know what is! Swaytntt ~~S2S7 •5oo. Agent 543-1722 l&OW MARKET lawns & a 20x.20 t ack pa lm s e ntry . Ve r y Sharp 3br.nreatlocat1on room tha t may be con· spacious & bright re -----OUPLEX HOME !•--~~-.-;. ______ , + decor with amenil1e:.. verted to a playroom. modeled kil<'hcn. Gianl F\nest comer location: WESTSIDE Mustsell.673-4311 agt 1behomeis2:800sq .fl., gl ass c nc ltJ p a l1o love!y2 bdrm.res1denc~ SUNSHINE Woodbri"'-Condo w/an oversized garage, Magnifi ce n t 22X40 wit.h formllldming rm + -r-very close to Nllwport sparkling blue pool! Low inc.omeunit, +.Sce &cn· 3 Br. 2 ba+pool ~ low 2 Br l''.1 Ua. nr lak•» Ave & Foothill In the malnt yard. One yr frt•l' Joy the best for less! moint.yard.$77.500 pooltsp;i. lmmac end ---1\astinHills.Musl besold ho m e w a rr a n ty' $23.5 000 754-7800 unit $69 ,900. U kr DUPLEX ·AskingS350.000w/great VA/FHA sale OK! Call OHN'OA.ILY 1·5 II ..... -. 631"1234 OHTHESAND ~~gRtc:r~~3!r~~: r~1l;,~~;m~ .. ,,, •. ,, . ,. 5200RCHID M UNIVERSITY PARK 5177.000 Realtor.731.sus [ 1 PAULMAmM ~W fo:xee 3 Rr twnhm. pr•· ~!:!:~ L~~o'::iacuhn~[o~ __ W_STl_H_G--FO--R--1 ~1ta,};;u REAL6,.""E7S31TAlTE ~glst~r ~t~~io~r~~·u ~~ve :1rkc;~ B c d r m ~ + I o ft SALESPERSON . '(Ji' -!!~~~~!~, .,.,.. ~ ....... " • w I Je nn · A 1 r ~ B Q , TARBEU.. -.. t!E 110111 ILlllS CD. -------..-1repla <.'e. Decks & Xlnt commission s pllt COlfaMHG 1024111--------•I 11\JCrowave. French dr ... patio, shake roof. Call CallSmiJin' Melvyn POOL HOME •••••••••••••••••••••••· IYO~£A ts~•..1.... planlat1ori s hullcri.. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE RAii FOUi llDIOOM ILUFff CONDO Built In The Riviera Seetion Of The Bluffs With View Of N11thl Lights Ac-ross The Bay. Separate Quarters For OHlce. Study Or Guesr..s. Extra SlroTage. New Appliances In Kitchen. A "J oy Or Newport" Listing. $165,000. WANT TO IUILD? Build Your Own Custom Home In Newport Beach On Thi" Lot. F'ave Door s From Oceanfronl. Plans Already Available. Call For Mor e W ormatlon. ® --..... , .... r ' WITDFIOllT FIXEI $225,. , ..... I NW .. ..,, Ge-. .... ~::n:. .... , .......... , ................. .......... ,.h ....... ""J.M& J Mia ......... , .... ... ,.,. ......... , .... 1 •• ,. .... ,.. .... _ .......... .., ..... .... c ........... ,..... ... ..... • WATERFRONl HOMES Ille. ~36 W Cc>.t'I H1ghw1tv N'""purt S.•M: h 631·1400 ..... _._ -"" ...... -----....... ... ,. .... ,. . ,. WHY.E7 WHERE? ... can you buy a home In Newport Beach for only now.6"73-ISSSO 646-4463 '"'""~, .. ~uor crown mould'g foe land •Jl1'""''"'''V""J~rn ,. $117,100 IUILDHS 3+or4Bdrm.2 ba.New 2Yrsold.Calltoday. B $55,000" We can offer you a choice 2 bdrm .. 2 bath mobile [~ ll~&iHJ~· -· =:!~'J.\1:~~~·f!: ~l!t}~~f:t~;i:.· ~~~";h·~··• =~.~'._n_ch_R_e_a11y . ~ ----·····~· plete w/lvlh solar healed Call540-115lfor more de SAM LUIS NEWP'l~TIEACH ~1Q ~1h~u~~e~ g:; tails. 12 UNITS REY home jus t 11l e ps tn1---------pnvate beach & boat s l 1 ps D n v <' b y I 0 l Bayside Village. 300 to~ Coast Hwv BAY& BEACH TRIPLEX Invest w1~ely' Thi11 pro- perty 1~ on fee land and jusl red1•roratcd Two townhouses and 1 smgle story unit All hav1• bullllns untJ pr ivat e patios. Convcn ll'nl to fwys ror the commuters. Xlnl rcnlul records . 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. $149,500. 759 .. 11 642-5200 -. YACAMTr Pett $15,900 ty I Completely redecorated glster and ready for new ram1-I~~~~-~~~~ ly. Spacious llvinR rooml: enhanced by m assive brick fireplace. Dine area, too! F inger tip kitchen. 3 King slie bedrma. And a huge over sized lol. Don't wait. call 648-7171. .MN Ill 9 •II \ fUN 101\i MCI• 1•1111 SELL idle it.erna wltb • o.LJy PllolClaaaifled Ad. $44,000 FAMILY HOME Unbellev•blc, but Tr\Ml. We have a 2 bedrm rami· ly room home with a cosy fil-eplace on quiet tree· lined atnet. and 1t'1 only "4,000! 1 Coll ru t berore tt'asone! macnab / Irvine realty MACIOUS UDO flU HOM1 Gracious • BR home bullt by one of So. Caltf'1 most a ucce11ful de· velopen. BeautlfuJ wood ~anellna & cablnets. La. So. patio 45 lot. Near club, tennl1 " private beaches. Appt. only. '595,000. Cathryn Ten· nUle ea.1235. (F-81) 642-GH 644 ... 200 tot Dhlr Orlve HerbOr Vi.w C.nw I M11"9 •t Clf'!'PU' Y•li.y C.11ter 7U.t4t4 4 IDRM POOL mature fruit trees. Total M~A VERDE. nme 2 Rt!ady to go at a ··come $229,000 privacy. 646-771' .fldrrN. 2 baths, lhret' 3 Mie it" pm-e. You 'll love A super house for Ii ving B d r m s . 2 b a l h s . the city Light view and a nd entertaining. Tri· r1re placl•, enc loSt•d il"s only slcl)!! rmm lhe level custom built High Jo(arafo(l.'S, close to schools, golf L'Our.sc' beamed living room , ---------f TO~HONEJ'ES s hopping a nd pa rk formal dining. la r ge GOOD HOUSE '"'"" '"' Princ.only.645-9161 ram i ly d ining, 2 nd "lrf"-YWooch .. fireplace. Large kitchen, BIG LOT (Ea.stsidet-Osta Mesa1 ; OPEN HOUSE large bdnns. extra la rge 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. 1800 s.f. 2'32Santa Ana Ave . garage. Handy location w/formal dine. fo'.R .• to golf, alrline.o;, bca<'h , brick F.P. Dbl. gar. + 13 English Tudor 2&3 Br Fas h ion Is la nd. SC x 20 heate d s hop : split level, 2&3 c ar RlAlTY / Plaza, Harbor High. greenhouse and aviary g a r a g e • f r p I c s ·I~~~~~~~~~ 400Ul"ta• FOR AU 78x JtM>' IOl R.V. acreS!I. microwaves, greenhouse .,_,_. 1026 C.M ·--MW $94 ,500. Ruth Laurie TENNlwlndow8!:....!!ool. s pa. ;;;J ............. , ... lf513C.U.PUsl>adRVfNE Ai . · • ...... IUtr. 646-4380 """'... ficent ocean view. ··----~..::~~~ • • · · IEACH LIYIMG ~':°1 :9~920 · New 3 bd, 1"1? rms. <3rd a..-•acll I 041 3 bdrm. bonus room. lge Developed by bd sep . s ua te). Aat. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• patio. new carpet. Owner Woodlree Dev. Co. 83J.0623: 759-0706. •:wrald l4ly Lot wUl finance. On contract iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-· Ocean view. New 4 br. 3 67we:M $42,500 wit!" low down or lease CUSTOM IUILT IM. 331132 Blue Lantern. -------- Yes. that's the rull price ~e· , 1bla lovely Meu Verde Trade(Lse/Optlon o r YJIWTO ol this aharp 2 year old ,.wrv. 1 CEMTllt home features 4 Bdrms, s ma I d o wn . A It . CAT AUNA mobile home on Lido UALn 3 betba. family room and (213)4.M·4461. Unobelruc ted vaew o f Pminlula. 2 Bdrms .. 2 LJll.Afll2 ..__, ... ,_,_.,room On GRANDOPENING ocean VW.•e ll•bta and baths: super location . --=..,..._.bloc~M-a Verd~ ... ARINITA Cata\ina .. fro':n th la Hurry " move to the .., ~· '"' .. ~•.....d 3 Bd bead>! Summer 's almoet'---------1 Club. For an ap· Prestigious residences CUltorn2 bath~~ . ..._a ... 'furmlly' here! HAMS & •llTIL c:eot to see. call near the marina rrom decorai:lln ~rthtones ~~ ~R~a~~u~ ~~~g.:1~:·345o : with loads of glass and A 1)1\ 11'1011 nt . llarhor lnH•i.trnl•n\J.:o IAYlllONT OuUtandina view. Boat .Up. 2 l)edroom Condo. To&a1 aeeunty buildinc. ~-~· WITCIMTR nALn 640-1112 Bdrm 1~ bath, shake MtW'al woods. On la rge root. hardwood rtoors. OCEAN VIEW fro m double lot. $212,000. double 1arage, rlreplace. ;~~~~~~~~~! bD:on)' fantastic securi· DOM Oset builtlAI. Great Eastalde tytownbome near new. 2 ltlALToaS arNI ll'I a CUTE COT· --·--Br2 Ba. dinJng rm & ex· 40lGLENNEYRE TAGE. only $91,900. Doing Bu8'nee;-·1 cltln1 en Le rtainln s ., .... Fruit trees t oo! Be Under A features. Owner gone. ============::. qulc:k! Call ~141 MuatseU. Vacaol. +. COATS!\ WALi ACf Hf o\t r ~,T,\Tf 1~J 1 OCIAMllA'f YllW Dr11n1tlol.wlde ' beeboom, 4 valh borne with panoramic view. 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HI· o ~*" • .:..~~ ln)Und. CcMa1c1 be 1ub· '41 H4' _-._.,_·------1-----------~----. alvidtd. lavetator tenna. GREEN VALLEY LAKE l/IT7·591 or l/m·_,, COISICAM4-ft.IX Houat: JBR. du • In~ C BnMr. NMr So. Cout Pla.aa, by kttdww, Mrrice porch RAD • 1 "' OWDtl' 11•.-. MO-L2lt left. can be ued .._a '"' a ar ..,......., lhll•. Pll, RftllmH--1 .. .,.; IHO .. -=;•...,.1••• p111•v.a-J2J frl*,Ddv.;id, :.= ... ·· -:v-r ~ ---~-........ __ N~~!l!1ForNt _., POOi. l.-. " TV r.t&&rtnl a beauUft.illy •••-•••••••••••••••••• ----·-... ..,.... -··-•••!•••--.-. ~ land•caped lot with +Pin for aaJe by Owner. ~ ~ 5-p6ex, $ .31514 NiceSBrCOedo l~ baU.. 1_---. .... 1 /Jn .,,, ~ '11 \ I l l 11 •\'.',I l: 11\ i I '1 awtmml.n& ~. Jaeural, our beac h In San rear flreplacea, spilt· -...,,.._.,.~ frple, pool. Eartbton _,......_. ••,. l•--------t tw....spa&loandb&rbe· Clemente. Xlot invest· level pent.boUH. 2 Br, 2 --~., 211 cpt.ZcarattacbedJ1ar. --•••••••••••-••• que. Newly palated ex· inent. $11S,000/Ji'lrm. be. + D.R. l b&ock to ,,.,.,.., OildralftpegOK. SU$. OCEAN VIEW. new I br, EANP'RONTOpls 1Br ecullve bome with 4 '52955 loWn. Owner wlU carry ---••••-••••••••• C.U151-alll0 In~ Portaftaa I bit •• X It Z car 1•r bedrooms. lonnaJ dW~I ---.....,,.,.,.., 1150 wtUa JM. down. $95,000. ·40 Ac. $19.l60 Btll mtn. _ •mm::moo. • -am.ooo.eU-flOI room famlb' room with -......, Owner·~IU-1111. ranch acrea1e. trees ,....,. • .._. JZ4 . ~~.More. lllt.'150. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w '1trd'1. Bkr $$6-31115 _................ 8ecludecl bricked villa, , ... UDO Call DOW! Sf0.1730 CATAlJNA lSLANO swa SA,. Condo. .... 11,-\ba, ~Uo. nr ..... Point; pent· roo l11dt" Condo S ..,..... I HOME Save tboee tu 11 with FALLBROOK 2YIA. o dbl. 1ar. '4ml to beh. houee matr. aulte. 2 Bdrm&. 2~ bathla. The I......._ HWllde beautJIU.l large 2 tbele 1 abarp upcraded hwy. UtJUtaes. ~.000. 1at.1&1t + szoo. dep. ta.dla, mau!ve llv. rm .. onlyballpmewlown ln ..,... BR.2BA.Nearnew,blg 2br IU'den type units EZ terms. O~e r . tM-Z1S7. . va111ted cell .• frpl." the 1100.000 ran&•· Will balcoQy, larae lot. Ocean w/a beautiful pool. Pvt '13-M'73 bricked patio. Vacant. e.howan)'Uroe.Call 111 PIUCIDll6HT view. SIS(),000. Also 40' patios. ••rage, prkng .. : ..... ,__, 3 bdrm. fenced yard , 11SOllo.A1eat41N·'155l ROGER bROWN n t-;. Neat 3 BR. 2 ba home lo moortnc. 213/43f.SM4. .....,.. "Indry area w /ea a-270 fireplue. Kida " pet.a ~~ ~ ..___ J26t 8'13-102i0 nice oetahborftood. f'u II ...-~ · Wft OK. 1625 per mo. 831.o'l W9IF -, .. c.o.cta••l-t/Tow .. t.mit.2unit.atwnbstypes. --·••• .. •••••••••••• orM~1'JO.ll!iO•M.r••••••••••••••• pnreouly f11,SOO. ..._.. fw .-1700 2 w /frplc. Other units 4SA Ruby R.ed Grapefruit. NO FEE! Apt. 6 CODdo OCEAN VIEW ___!ark Place,lnc842·'146l ••••••••••••••••••••••• a1ao avail In excellent '5000 P /A. Will conaide BRAND NEW 2br, 1 mile rent&Ja. Rent.a.I Pevilion !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Loc~ ~~ ~-~·:!~n !~~ ............ ~!!! MAGMIFIOUl!I =:.nu. Call today trade. ('110 922-'ml. ~.:::rev1!~ IM6-lJ71 , 8'15412 Blu. •-...-a 1052 '-'t .. I bd f l•·--------1 lndeecribably clitferent. A 40 acres w/lrrication P'rellll~. *i 2ba, ... WI G«OWA•AIMI Causey ~y :::!:':':;::;.:: ••••••••• ~rm~ r~ly r~~~·to~~e·· NLLTOPYIEW zm aq ft, 2 Br + den LLS.,."TE equpt fully managed. Near Beach 2Br. 2 1ty l Tree St. Eac . )'l'd . frpln. Newly decor . 8ea"l1(uJ c"•'om b"'I' <galerle townbome) 111 · Aft8.lfa,sudan6oata.All CA!' garage, l'hBa. no NO PETS, SIU/m o Your Own muuoc:eao view. 759-1501 .. .. ~ w • w/utensive marble. -or put $2,500. per acre. c:hUdnaunder 16. Tennla -.za. rid trlbome·.levlnel.~·-~Hllm •ls.bE•lhx-&lau & a.rtiaUc touches "REALTORS 7)403173. courta,pool,Jacuui. M50 --------Private Wo & .... M>. throu&bout. i>resu11ous ______ ___. .. , _.;.....;.. ______ .... mo. M-~ a.ell Bay Coado. *·:Iba. qui.aitely decorated with eucutJve living. Asking °""8 15% Doww .._. ..... + loft on pool. $52$. MUUondollaroceanview kU of wood and glaSI *151 ,900. WESTERN 10% inte rest, $72,000. -..t.11 21001'owaboule 3 bdrm. l l,-\ m..-..LeeADa from this mOllt pnvate .. _ .. r t . d • -ba New carpets •. pa'-t .... ea uttt1 an lD oor REALTY SERVICES Ownr$48-8251 : 188-1633 "••••••••••••••••••••• · eani.I. 1 • an • Hi 8 b I an ddinhtno ~ ec,:..~ -~--c-... -• ..,..--MG--atr1wn. Call 546-5880 for AN R.E. ADVISORY G pools, t •· ·1 No petaSl"'O. 3 Bdnn; 21,-\/~~wd/frplc. 2 Bed.rooms. •· .V •J ~-.....-.... moredet.ads. SJ0.2ZM s UN1TS JN ORAN E. .. ......... u.a.w•ll k2S 1st. -ast+ ., car &ar we""' r opar, fireplace, dauling & oew laodscap1og 10 Two 3 bed:room. 2 bath _ --""' "' cfeaning.193-c'T73 Jdds OK. Oose lo beach. kitchen wath bullllns this well located 4 br , 2 PLUSHY EARTHTONE three 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Oceanfront condo to Dys H 0 -666$, eves C.overed redwood pt1t10. ba. HV Home. $1'10,000 o ECO R w / R 1 c H 7,er-o vacancies. No de· trade for land & or In· 2.3t lllh St. 4 br, 2'h ba. 6.11..(l608 Lush landscapin g Attractive financing To c H oc o LA T E (erred maintenance . cnme property inOrange dahwbr, frplc. xlnt a rea, ---------$99 ,900. Hurry call see ca ll 551-6$61 or c A R p E T s . Flex.ible ooterms. County. maint . .,.846-7961 3Br + den,2ba, frplc, lge at-1064 ~1440. DE C 0 R AT 0 R o.-islUcMfh.ltttr ......... yard. 2223 Anniversary -· chtilve, ju.s(lli.~~~-Jbr + LO AN 7 ~ % I N T . !!!!!!!~~~~~~~~-••••••••-••••••••• Eastbluff 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ----=-=..;;._---t 2br. Except. value of $63 OOO OWNER Wll..L CARRY WATERFRONTCONOO die. rm. 9650 per mo. TAABaL. . -Wast•ashr 1091 WALLPAPER. NOW ~ -5-44'7 642-3263 ... ++.,_.-32 .. 2 IA 758-UiTl OCEAN f RON T Ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• VACANT. ASSUMABLE ~~ .,.111 ... _ ,. --------- Ml....,..... lffcll I 069 home + Income. First • .... LoYetY 3 br 2~ ba end un· WM« paid. 964-2'55 Ask Two Full-Service ••••••••••••••••••••••• ume offr'd. Pnnc1pals 3 large bdrms~ 2 baths. LG 2ND. 3 LG BR'S, 2+ -·-.. •·•-•••••••-•• it.. Brick fpk. bltns. dbl for Roa Lee Offices For All ltE•cHcon•GE ~Y· .RT SHORES2br ~oooced .. Asking only g ~ l v ~ 0 ~RESAE~ R.C. TAYLC>aCO. ......,. .... d eacl garage. Slip avaU. _L_U_X_U_R_l _O_U_S Your Financial and ...,.. ~ .~EWPO ....., K NG 640-5112 .. --·••••••••••••••• Lease $87$. Pegcv lnvestmentNeeds IYTHEIAY +den. 1mmac. cond. SCOTTREALTY AS I $91 .500. ' BAYFRONT CON DO J104SO.COASTHWY. c...~~--•· lvly . freshly $109.900. 53.1.7533 WESTERN R EALTY Solar..,,,._.. -.uipped 4 .... hlmd 3106 _&-4.a2 ___ . -----with 2 bdrms. 2 ba. INVIU.AGE FAIR ~"'i:d•in eartbtones i -SERVICES. p1ex;;'"'~ kit. Convert --••••••••••••••••••....,... 3244 Forever VIEW. ~wily LAGUNA BEACH w/two lge entertauunenl ~ leafty AN R.E. ADVISORY your Idle lot to income . 2 Bdrms, 2 bath, "ar. new --•••••••••••••••••• " Prestige. $950/mo lse. 49'7·M57 paUos. Gas BBQ. Move 642-1150 3br, 2ba, nr Miles Sq. SJ0.2224 SolarLandDevelopmeot waeber/d.ryer,Newlyde-UMTALS Waterfront Homes in condition w/unUmited -, _:~ Parle .. Pool s1?A' lot. frwt °'C:1~ ~7245 corated & furnished. etc. _631_·_14_00 _____ _ 146.'SSO COAST HWY -ll'eC$ $82500 554 LS07 I OO ------·---Oean.-.SO/yrly.orsum· 3BR.,2ba ........... $1160 LAGUNA BEACH ' poWotiAI. Private beach -. · ' · · · I 2 Costa Mesa UMtt mer rent.al. Refs. Owner. 4 BR. 2"2 ba. ·. $1&8S/$700 2 bdrm. 2"" ba. New Con· 494~7 & security g ales·WESTCLIFF'S finest •-•••••••••••••••••••• Bysaltair.Goodtstl.n· &n,513'16 48R'!-2'hba,furn .. 114SI do . .SO per mo. Very iij~~ijiiij~;;;~;1 PrefiUgious location at Spectacular addition for Other haUstaf• EASTSIDE C.M. vestment. On lrg. lot. ,.~ .. .....__ 3122 4 BR. 2"7 ba. NB .. $100 nice. m-6366 aft. s. an affordable price. Of. pleasure of elegant hv· Two 2 bdrm un its n.....•-ble ,.0 .,,.1de 1,.,.a _._ -2BR.2ba ..... $4'15/$6()1 fered at only $158,SOO. tng. Spacious 3 Br 2 na. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · • ..,.,....-. ~....... "'" · ••••-••••••••••••••••• SanClemeot.e Rent/Lsew/()pUon ~ml familynn,2fplc's, many MobleHotllts ~~·~~edAl"a1eragea. ti on. S82 .$00. Agt · OCEAN VIEW DUPLEX 3 Bdrm, 3 ba, den, Back ~ c.ompany HOITH & SOUTH COAST AL VIEWS Teenagers? Growing family? Room tor ever yone's needs 10 this lux ury estate-sized home. 4 IWrooms, family room, J fireplaceii, 3000 sq. ft. of wacloos Uving. Reduced to$375,000 PRIVACY and luxurioua detailing throughout this Spanish mfluenced home make 1t A spee1al Laguna proper· ty. 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths. SlJPER LOT ... PUT IN /\ POOL? $189,500 100/o DOWH and very creative nnanc· 1ng avallablP. on this NEW duplex with 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths . Close to everyth i ng Sl89,500 • U<M So. Coast Hi way m Village Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 For ir......_ 1100 ~ .. P•uu.ug. y ac· MIJ.6216or97l-81.50 Ba I ... g aolf decorawrextras.Anout· _. $125000 2 BR.+dbl. ga r age. Y overoo.an .. st.anding ente rtain men\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~RT IEACH 2 OH A LOT Children OK. $535 mo 'I . CIOW'Se. ~/mo. 64S--08Sl pat.lo. By<>wner.642·3435 NEWPORTIEACH EASJ'SIDE. Two2 Bdrm 4141hCarnatioo.532·5839 ~2,1__ ---llACHARIA/Mla --------WESTERN REALTY Wallt lo Hoag Hospital llAl.n 675-1642 houses io best _Costa ... .,....... 316' liiii* BeauUluJ ucl newly de· I y SERVICES from this 20x44 oew '79 SUper red11et.1oo 6 units 8 Mesa locaUoo. Live lo -•••••••••••••••••• «..~ eonled tbnt-out. 2 story, AN R.E. ADVISORY Skyline. 2Br, Adil Pk, fe· garages, $22,oOo gross. one or n!Dt both for a fti..:"lllP111111il 3 bedrm. fa mily rm SJ0.2224 ~~-~.950M.H. <C>,;!~ a ppr. by Fide ll ty care-rreeAinve;!~ .. 4!~!· .._..U.fwwl1•1d ~8600 bomeoo Pellin. Pt. Total ..rlC..... • 557.9390 sumel.stof 1,7 . Now 631-3:117 .._,.1ln1tle 3207 ocean..117$. u552 500 ~ . .-. Federal al~OOO. As · $125,000. gt . ....., . ..._, -•••••••••••••••••• cbariama, wa.llt to bay & eeauuru1 .,.., home .,.., ---------. at •·uc ooo only 3 UNITS ~--·•••••••••••••• 11.5~ ra ........ ~.__ mobile in sought after -· · · ~ .,. ';ii ~Ma:•"•"'~ d V.11 B COSTA MESA Ofc67$-SIM>O, Larry. 4 Brbouae. 1 blk to bay or --------3 Bdrm home with com· Daysi e 1 age. 1 r New '79 Lancer 24x48, ~~,!500. Like new. Hunt· ocean. SBOO mo yearly. Well upgraded 4Br, 2Ba, munity pool, tennis. ----------.sunken den·! Ba. Highly 2Br. 2Ba, adll park. LldtGE~ ioglooBeacbnear ocean. No"""'•. 67S.9822 eves; $625 mo. 551-4583 or Stepgtobeacb. taOOmo. leochl>olllCMISe upgraded-park includes Reduced to S2S,9SO. Xlnt cood. near Di.cioey . 759-~days. 552.3115 WaterfrOllt....,.1 $105,000 rove kbe~c~., ~·gjea~·: '==' · ME. Sale $1'10,000. Bkr.675-4010 20 UNITS PE!'ilNSULA POrNTNonh ---woods--3-br-.-3-ba-. 631-1400 Newport Shores. attrac· 67S-Ul6l/67S.3'7l2 "~ • 1 '--P'rop«ty 2000 $795,000. Near oew. Good 4 BR 4 Ba , double ~ .,.._ tt., loe family 1~~~~~~~~~ 557-9390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rental area. Garden .... .. I tive 3 BR. newly crpt'd &. ~•rnvE AXER G garage, ~e master suite. rm. frplc, dshwbr. fncd painted inside & out. S ~v•u COSTAMESA UNITS,~lans. permits rove. wallt to beach/bay. S950 yd, ga r . Wate r & blks to beach. Owner $499.000. '73Gimtryl2x42,adltpk, & kla.n. eed Investor. RIGHTIEAl.n mo .• yrty lease. Agent, gardener pd. Brand new. transferred out of area . Huge tennis court is walk t o s h oppi n g . Call 642·9601 agl. 979 .. 533 SG-S3JO;G'T.H386evs •mo.IUdsolt,nopets. Pe nn Pt. STEPS T O BCH/BAY. Lg 3 Br. + deft. bltns, DU pat/Cpl. srs. eau coUect <213 > 342-9721. Pool & te nnis courts . nesUed on the grounds of Reduced to $11,99S.1_6'75-0 __ 1_44_.______ £.a.rTSIDE ,._., ....,._ 3222 Al\. no fee. M4·2!i66 ; Reasonable terms t this one acre estate. CSll.39) ,.._ ---~an. qu.a.J..ified buyer. Call for Beautiful hardwood •--'--M.H r...1--3HOUSIS DYMAMICDUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exec. Nwpt<;rest-Coodo. appt to see. Peggy, fl oors . Ranc h slyle ---• .-. EastsideC.M.3separate Just listed. a duplex ln WYGLASSHIU. P•a ... cV.W Mstrauit.e+2br,21h ba, 960-4392, 5.16-2498. kitc.beo. And 4 king size 5S'1·9390 houses on 2 lots. Across great Newport Heights with view. 3 Br. 2 Ba, wet Neow tnhse an 1'urltm>ck. ram rm, frplc, pool, ten· By OWNER. Totally bedrms. f'or personal ---------ii from park. Super loca· area; owner 's "mt bas a bar. live among million$ 2br. 2ba. den. pool. $6.ZS. Dia+. '885. 673-2181 preview,call646-7171 IMCOMET.AX tion.$155.900. redwood dee~ overlook· Ho mes. $13$0. Ca ll 9156-%1S4eve. rerndl'd Jbr, 2ba, w/fam .,.,.tt. "' '"'\'V"'-' '"~'' kl 1 962-884'1 rm. Near paru. scbls, & [ I UTURH? ~ iR€HIG€ ing 3 spar ing poo · · WOODBRIDGE 4 BR shopping Ternflc buy ~ 1.llJ~'Uf•lJ Could make the small HOM€~ $12S.OOO. Call S4G·«63 2 Br. 1 ba. newly nm.shed Broad.moor, 2 sty, avail $1.15,ooo. StS-6937. ___ ',JiiN'O)i down payment required .-+---+--hardwood noors. Primo 5/lm. $72$ mo inclds . ,,.---• ····~ on this beautiful bank re· 3333 w. C<>ast Hwy .NB 1 locale. Agt. 675--0562 grdnr. Air condo .• comm Fixe~~ 1~e!\and SPLIT R~ COMM ~szct p~o~e~a~:~:.1 ___ 64_5-6_6_4_6___ 'ii' ~=*! W• a· Coda Mna 3224 ~'. :~8!<~~· Rer Walk to beach. 4 br. Eas aliJ g :;!'! __ ~ •••-•••••••-••••••••••--'-------- ls & · w/<1W0er. luffs 3 Br, 2 ~.._~Store 4 Hoesn & Dplx ~BR. fam. rm .. 2 ba .. frnl, DelWtnewt.ownb.~e.1 br & comm. poo tennis. Ba. end unit "C" plan by -,,._ Fl 2 B 1 B th " '" loll b Pool Adi Terms. $165,000. 645·3370 pool. Large fenced patio. 956-4500 ~~ges 'ii 7:rds. G~~at * 16 UNITS * ~-~!Juiet comer. n o' 1:e :s . s· 5 5 ~s: _P_l_P_. -------• Was listed at $155,000. ~~~~~~~~~ Eastside location. $60,000 ---------• 2 l 3 / 5 4 O . 3 7 6 5 , IS.OW MARJCET! ~ V'1Sta Ca)<ln. 975--0198 dawn. Tenants pay uUJ. All 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. pool, 3 Bdrm Condo, 2\4 ba, 3 213/541-7807. <>woe wUI jacuzzi, BRAND NEW. a.lk loset.s atrium •--------BIG CANYON Condo· IEAUTIFUL LAGUNA LIFE STYLE tract ~t l0%.c;{.'il' P~~~ Finest CM rental area. :aoo°.~ l'~r gar.' $600 /mo: Oranae Tree Patio Home gre11t location. ALSO I •CK I •y Sl2,950 s:m.ooo ll00.000. Owner will help 7141631-4448 2 bdrm. 1 ba. Beaut. ~ant Jbr, home with ~ ~ fina.oce. Agenl. 675-548'1 ---------• patio. air. 2 car allch. ~ +~ • onJy ll24.900 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath with pool Space rent onJy $140 & ~ f R€UIG€ •---------t 3br. 2ba. "ar. frplc, raoge. garage. MSG mo. Ask for c. y 673-4311 Agt. size yar d. Ma ny ex· you can walk to town & HOM€~ Dr' Eat.h +Pool Adults, No Pets. $49S. 648 Mrs . J esse. Days Sea view 3 bdrm. 2"" ba. + fam. rm. Great view. Guarded comm. $1100 Pl'f mo. 213/430-3629. I. DOINO" ........ BUSINESS ::;: UNDERA •••1 FICTITIOUS -..:.. NAME? " ,_ .._ ... fttM JOYl ftew Flctlt1011e l111lfteH NI"'• Oftd 11 ..... ftOt ,.. .. a. "''" It ~ potlllc1Mu, ·-cloft "I IOf .. I "'411 Ille ---------i q u I 8 it e u l' g r 8 d e d beach. Great cond. t0x43 3 ... •3 ...._ &-..L.•....._ C. W. 1.8lh St. 642--0835. ~-~· EYl>S & wknds. amenities. OnJy $134•500. Sparton, many xtras. 3333W.CoastHwy, NB -_....,_ OME ....., ......, ~!!!!!!!'!!!!!!'!!~~I 911 /. For sale by owne r· <EH1J93..57) 6 .. r 66 .. 6 M. Ori..tal wdH1, MESA VERDE H • 1 I 052 14 principals only please. Moba. HollM Store "'11119 "' co..ncl~7'°; a sty. 4 bdr .. fam. rm .. din Woodbridge condo. 2 Br 2 ~~••••••••• Call 675-970'l (days) & 95.._ .. 500 71.-ITir. '".M .• 2 ft·--rm., $700/mo. Ca ll Ba. den. frplc. landscap- ll"'ll•llOft' le 10 dey1 lnHft .._ of ..... TM DA IL Y ~I LOT wlll ll'*!ell ,.. .. ..._... lor 131 .5 0 . Our ctfcvloleft .......... 1ftllre Of-.. .. CoHt ASSUMABLE 642-6100 (evenings). -v" OP'-• prox. tq. • ..--Jackie, Agent. 631·1266. ang & brick 1acuu1. $625 L Ni I -------•·------i Beaut. new building . ed for 2 vrl 55$4934 8QUn8 gue Newport Crest. Plan 8, LJDOISLE F\replaccs,x.lntlocatlon . appro-1 '3br 2ba Kids OK yry, • lovelyeodunil.Closeto lOOVla Cordova $16,900 TSLlnvmts 642·1603 1t1tlh. s1 49.SOO •. sssc)1mo. 2'137 Fremont2Br . lBa Co nd o . Realty . pool and tennil. 2 BR 2 OPEN EVERYDAY STEPSTOIEACH lrohn ••lco•• . Lo. Mesa de l Ma r . Orangetree, AC, pool, Be. +den. Call 645-9161 2PM · '1PM Dbl wide '61 Trallerama 50 UNITS D r i • • It y 3 I 4 644-1836. tennis. rec facilities, $400 AGENT 646·7414 <DN5186> 3 pvt bch & Garden pool apts .. 1.5 RochHhr St, ttwn cal mo. 7s&-1128eves/wknds TAKIOVEI S...._ pier Sub-letlinullowed. millioo.Owovwlll carry 642-02120ww/Ac)t. F•u•LYHOME New2Br0rangetr~Con· YllWHOME ~fNM 1071 Located in Treasure Is. at10%w/29%dowo. -do. w/o"ldr patio, no Bdrm. frplc . nue tral • POOL+ Lag Oc h. Offered by J ~Mc COAMACK RE wshr/dl)'r. refng. bkyd, avail May 1. 551-011$. tonestoromplea:ient any,._ _______ _.. Renaissance M.P. <714 ) __ HOM€~ dbl car garage. $500 mo.--------- -• oftd ..... Mtlclee .,,..., ............... ... °'"' to Mlbtlllt ,ovr ......... "' .. , p11kllcotloft ••t1cl ........ COP1Md• cll•cll to THE DAILY MOT, ~.O, ... , .. , Coeto MIM,CAtaa. .. ,. .... ,... ,., ..................... """"~M2'4U'I m. ~% loan available. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :niot Pacific Coast Hwy ~ f R€'TIG€ ~~ HllllE (Br, 28a. liv ~/d10 rm, pet.s, AC. tennis, pool • color scheme. Cement•• 1/•ACRE &:1116 WekwT0Logm1! yrtylae.~ ....._ =l 2·car car. 101•--------e Btrl former model 3333W.C.OaatHwy,NB 1b1s 16 wiit residence is ·-••••••••••-·-.. _ _..., ______ ,. area. IN,950. AlfOIDAIU w/s parklinf pool & FOR SALE · De luxe 645-6646 smack dab acl"085 the 3Br, 2Ba Condo. frplc, IW't IHdt 1140 .......... .._. 3140 M 4 495-5220 sooth i n g acu zzi. 2'X1iO'Upgraded.Skyline hwy. from one of our !,!,~~[~rykrlihookUo·up . _.:;.~•••••••••••• --••••••••••••••• 496-2411 IJ0.1010 lntbe beauilfulWestcliff Prof'essionallydecoraled in5•BeachPark.28r ,2 FOUIUMIT's.c.M. finest beaches. Never a .... -..-.s Y te,pa .3 ilisliisili•-------------.. area. Large 3 Bdrm, 2 tbruout w/wallpaper & full ba, family rm, island Near new, 3 Br owners vacancy. A real money car garage w/opnr .• pool NIW ,. .. ~IS ~· .. bath family home with light cedar pa.nellna giv· kitchen. laund porch, unit, 2 ba. frpl, 2-car maker. zo.ooo Groes ID· m> mo. Avail May 1. ~• nvl'I s j ntrep1 •tee. All Noa qpuioelt ln&abrtgbt,cbeerfulal· etc .. Pull outside poAdrch1• pr.,3-2Br,2 ba,wllts. come.Only~_.000. 64$·4396 or 979·8389 NOWl84TIMG ~ . s ree near ew r moepbere. Frml dm rm. awnings. more. u t TSLlnvatmta642·1803 49 ... 75:.1 ews/Wbda OPPOITUMITY ICboola. Offered •t only Lee cov'd patio" more . part. Only 6 mos old.~ ---------• knocb oft.an wbeo you U ,OOO.CallS40-llS1 831-1671 i.oapprec1ate.ll80-S844 31PllMEAnS llACHROHTDPLX 4 Br 3 Ba. excell. Mesa Lu"ury3br/2 ba,spaclous ~ we reau1t.-1.u1nc Dally ·-Sky"--. 2 br. 2 ba, Pride ot ownership, pool, ..__ .. ,_ sale •131 ""'" Verde tse5. $58-1237. 3230 interiors. Incl OW, stove, Pilot Clalllfted Ads to ....,,0 w"" --·-' E Cosed ..-.vua.., ' • .oNV. OrTgon fplcs. • private 2-car re9Cb tbe Orange Coast crpta, drps, 1~ blocka to ~ ..... ty gate. nc 08 P I us · b Id . In No ---~.-------• mullet. beach. 980-5022 . ~!!es. 1.1 mlllloo U · Oceamlde. Must call at S375. 2 BR, gar . yard. New garages. S Unique floor. .,.._I0-5178 ·~~~~~~~~~ ReaJEatale . ..._e. o n ce . W olfgang cpt.lile,pa.int.Nopets. p l ans. r e nting from' 1----------1 Newport Beach l Br. l..:M-1751 356Rochefier.~725 $495/mo. ~.... 1041 S..A.e 1010 $12.500/o(r. '1000 w. ~ fR€\TIG€ ~~~~~~~~~ -················· .... "................... Pacific Csl Hwy #5 HOME:\ LollwS. 220 EMt.bluff. 388, 2ba. ram. Ifs Just Gt&-5678 •••oeiAH····;cr··· ~--~'..'frp1. f'loo. 1se . LMUMA llACM .. , LOT Panoramic 1&0• view lot. Unobltructed ocean, couWne and city-Ulbt views. Plana lncluded for a 4 BDRM, 3 BA home. $145,000. A CGUMILL IM«mt CO. 498-7222 831-0836 ....... ...., .... ~--- ..l'-_< Plac• IAYROHT mawM~·y,NB 4cboicelota.~r says _ ...... _.._.. _____ _ • • .. I Br /den/Ice cabana. aell. Submit o ffe rs . 2br Coodo lovely pool, F&DtHUc famlly·alyle Pauo, frplc. 2 levels. MIMlalAK IVB4 Re9d)' to bullet. Balboa prlv. ~ard. Oar. & home ldcely located by open beam.a, new crpt, 1..,_ DO-.. J.Uand Realty, ln..700. carport. Cb1ld or am . pet Soutb Coaat Plau . 4 bltal, xlol Joe. Mu1l sell. .,,, .,,.,," OK. M .. Verde uea. beda\IOIDI, formal dining p r I .c e r ~ d u . t 0 4.l'fex. A11ume. Seller Solar Energy equipped 4 $&25. 'JS4..'1• or 141 aete. room..uperfamllyroom N7.000/olr.173-7180 will carry peper. plexonYoW'klt.Coovert 6totp.m. wllb fireplace. ste p · llanaae ment avail. yuurldleklttoincome •----------• aavw kitchen wtt.h ever· Aaent. Gary o. Bosler Solar Land Development New 3 bdrm. l ~ ba condo. Jtlllq bu.Utln. Pillo. ..rlCH-$12,500 11iM3118orsa&-3'91 ' 540-73'5 End unit,. flre/,lace, "4.500. Hurryl Call Bea1aUfu.I ~ bome .,.., Prioclpalaonly · bltna. carpeta, rapes, 540-1'120 mebUe la ..,..,bt after 20 ·-LOT 10 UNJT LOT1 Anaheim. dbl owna. ~bl ara1e. .._ Id VIII b -' Make oner. Morna • Al· Nr. O('INft. No • $57$. IJll)'S • a1e. 1 r· r~,. Meu cltv •P· IOC c-·> 374 .-... '7'1M57S·., 1. tunken den 1 Ba Hl(lhly ~ • , di . u ;, --• UlltCtaded·~k include• pnMICIJ&:••e rea Y co NT R A c To a · s Me.a v_. • br. 2 bi, WW'• YMr'l'ndlT priv. beach. pool, Jae .. ~invml. · '42·1603 LOOK!! Ocean view on ram rm. lrpk:, wet bar, a.nper Day doc It pr I v 11 t IJ es . R4 kit. Ulbltl • w/2 rtn• MW cPt. Sae yd. DO pelt. 1'1111'11ttdel0,,.,. m.108111'1$-'712 (Y.o ur f riends and &ala fr room for more. -.111.-. lor•.Slint.btDaUy PllDC. LllUna Bcll 5 ""' Park ililbbor'a UM Cl ... lli.ct Owner 1one. Alklng NewlY decor•ted E'iW. s a.mee Dlndory tlUll ~an f .. ,. • 1 ·1 ttl w IJ en lb e 'i h a v e ~~ Pie ... 1ubmlt Br, ~ be, f:fi'e, dbl iar. .. ..,..... JO'S' profeuklul w . .,. mo. nc u . --""' to sell. TbeJ'll ... ...... n....•-I J ..,.._.,t ._ ,_ Dbl fncd lot. SU ,195. '-II JOU bow well It wmri:RN REALTY ..--A• 11ne lat. a;;;.l.~~ m · ..._l WOl'bdfortbem! SERV1CE8.6»2Dt -/mo.Bkr.Gl·l* I Ulocll l)lf 1'4-.teh fllYd ('()rl\C'f' ot Ttr'l')' fl Vk'•llOint fltl ~AllOW <'1*-1.C A Mlllt-'IAn {IC\'ltl.Of'tt.,,,. PllOlln ..wm - • • " v .. '\. .. , -=--llllllM Office._... 4400 ...-...~ 44IO ......_, .. ..._ IOZI ... 11111 IJIO 1.111 v lllLOT Mones •Uah'thvf"Jtll ......... ·-··········· ....................... --·l····-·········· ....... -.............. -Vala '*•• Afula1•......_ Afa ...... .....,., " ....................... -..euuveotnct•JM1et1for to ao mu. R .S. llOIJllllOLD Ha.I'• a.•lwlll*' ......... _ ....................... •:-·~··-·~.·41 Tiii: IXCmNO • 111. Prime loutioa, Develop. Coaatruct 41 an for eiek or ellllflr OP .\To& ~I ._. I Celll..._ JU4' I. 1f.•---.... PA&.N..sAAPTI w o1 J•"''*" 6 ll'CIBIONT LllM Giil. 1a.-.,.,.. aVIM.W •• ...a UIH. 111 ••••-•••••••• -·•-.. •••••••••••• -.. ~·"&;-i e.ar lllN\JTD'IONPTBCH MatArthur hf lrvhae. Harbol'Blvd.. prtmeloct <*v•bl .. fba . 81111 H· "-'&An.a.ef!I!. 111e11t.t111vlew0ow•~r Nfttrclileonledlbr aba Le I " • a.da 1AJBR t111~1ultetavau 'waolQ. ti' pad. Unbanhblt olAr •PLAYMATIS• ==·Ob•~·~ ~,:-:· ..!~~e~:. ~:..·=~· • ~6u~ r:ac ~.O ~I~~ r~ ~: ~ ... ~:.er'7S.ff00. z::.111· '4T·J7'1. Don ~RTSI For~~neo.ta in.. Com,a~. No ....!. Mldta, no peta. aw Wt ba~.sull yanlf 15'!MtH~r. · penona/aed •n.w•rtnc: Vaeancl .. downtown Mllilllla.Ttwt 147 279 M :,:--., ,Tie . ...._IUGt/mo.llDOlt"9e. -...-.-.~m..-....... .-.Imo. Cal •smbJ:aatolNewPort lerv, •ecrttarlal Hrv. l:buatfuton Be•cb. 210 Dlidi IOJI ..::._• ·~ '*~ve coa1idtred. u,.talra-... ...__... -1 ..-.f1i.tl70. Blvd> Xw'Olll mKbiH, ll09l.ale Main St. Mlnt mall. ....................... ••;.=•& C ........ .-. Pfl "'*'1 J19e I, -/mo u& • .,.._ M• tem.5PD'lste.8llO meter • other Im · •&ae. r. • eir.e,~~alJ_.__,. or C.U-•tJO.~»taor 11r, ,.._, lalMMlry rm. New Pt.11lboYa• Condo, DlftlU .. avail. OfflcH -LOWEST ... <m-..&. M1410t fllim.i.OCIUPJ. Zbr, lb•. bat. frplr , PACU'ICWOODS avail. hnmecltaa.b'. Call Shop tor lease, hlCb ·-·• .. •••••••••••••• ...:;;;;;;:..;;;;;;;..;;;:;;,;;. ___ _ 1'&.._ ..,.,.lJ ~~Teo. po()I, Ad11lt apartment• aet 752•1'1'7. ~ tbopplnA ceot~r. W.relf ..._ S .. ula & APTMAMA8• ·~-=~~~ LAWMICNAAl'rl ~ c.11"'~!\t..~i =::.'•.!U't~~:n1 llAU'llllUL l!i:a..":n~ct c~~~~i lltT:D.'1a.. ..!'!!!.'!~ ••••• !~!! ~~·=:~:: ~ ....._ 1..IU W..,...... (lf),(8) ... 1:.>. .,tnee. 1 Br from $30<> IUITIS Oreea or Rick Strack ZlldT:D.a..... ..... , .. ,. 300..ua.. • n· o.::.;.;;.~;.;;.;....,.,;.;_-...... --.-..._---t, ... ~. O.awll.r, -_-:;--d ~HartlorBtvd Soutn 1SSto3200Sq l''t (ZIJ)411HZZT Fa.ireMTennu1.ncellM8 •C.,..W.,._ ~~·d. ............ --..... ..-1 f.f• /: ~· ar duple" t~nc""' ft · a1 ~ • Crpta, drp8 iervlcect Wiier Mt-.. Co. * W.W/W.,... 'l'Sl.Jl&r,.r. --:...~-:o.=--"9 ~&:eG.5'11 t aa.~e:io~C) llf·Zl40 CctmmPn 8s'i>\UcT~~U~ll-e~~~ 642-Zlll J4_W"I l or 2-week C"IH1e1 •At--Y-MI- --Newport 83lMl813 w/Chrlttlan decorator. day/eve. Free job aa· G• ............ ....._. 1r Bund HW N•t Terr U&-. ~•Irr 3 br 61 14 Condo. 2 CMtr bdnn ._ 4000 seller of fine arts. or .. , AVAILALE atstaneeol'lered. p.r•N formin1. Eal). t....._, S Br. 2~ Ba , ti.,'*· J>OOI • Janan::I •U-1~ b•. f /p, 2de<'b, 2 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ON THE 1lmilar. Reply to Box RESTAURANT ~ but will tralD. Pr· . :1.~. v:;, =; ~~~: Adultl.noPtota u~ ~·l~d b':hbll:·~J'~r II ... w.a.TER.• ~x ~:J.al~°'r~lutMc~~ ~oT/1~~... ~!Wo!fv wo'er ._b,en,efntt,·~~er'!'1c! MNlll MISA....S MM407~18 •Alllll•HI IF * A Ca (11216216 INT'ERESl'ONLYOR ~Harbor Blvd • 2 8r -"""*'· I, Nu ~ .. , ........ a bdrm l!~ Lovely iardent·Broc.>ka PLUSH SUITlr S ..._:_.....,_ i''\JU. y AMORTIZED... Unit p Garden Grove ~J:O W. 1Ttb Z'bMtlllp,31r~ ,_,_1 I• bbq," ~ ~-.... wt.r.lall 3:50to1J0011q. t . _....aaa ...... 4500 Lee Realty 714-636-5852 --''---·--'----car •era1• w /opar. P' AdUlb, DOl>d.a be /p, 2 car IC•r paUo It •KIU'btnf'acil. avaU. ,_.tk Views ....................... R.E. Sroker,960-1957 ASS8tllBS Ji&OW/Nriari:1lmolte. 1w1aAvf'.,~iM1.' yd $415 8H·UIO / •JKUUJ.bealedpool Wet Bara LAGUNA HlLUHwo ad· ... W..ted. 7075 no,......,. ~ Z ltdrnl 2 bal.b. Brand -.wa1a/WCM407 --•Wkl.Yorda.Uymaid11tv. Udow.rilla Jae SOOO sq fl M·l units. ltliu1ac1•11h/ •• -................... :: need~• 1ala to Buffa Coodo 3 br, ~7~ . ...,, widwiwubf'r Xlnt S&1iKioul 3 OR, 2~ ba. •1Vltphooeavallable v..,. new bldg, A/C offc. ,.,.,,_,./ Student 00.iret waJtreaa .~':'s.ttcbes mo.18Su&runo. loeMlan."15.~l•or F"t:pjc,Dehw•r.~nclgurJ low•S7UOWk Newport · 675'8662 fronts on Moulton, nr Lott&..._, job,CMIHBarea.P/Ttil •Buildnewproducts MOo&1lll ~Ill~ laundry buokuJl8. Ava 2277Harbor Lake Forest, lease by ••••••••••••••••••••••• June. r u l l l l me •BuiJdcareer -~11~...... CoelaMelfa 645-~ D-.12.50 Ml ft. Hwy vis· owner.83$-1808. Jtt1111•H••t1 5100 thereaft.'1r.~S1Zlafter· •HelPbuildourco. 1'he Bluff a, ~Or[t\'OUi AU.ADULT Anl MIW z & l IDl.M ib11ily. Laguna . s ub Airport Ind property ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..:ll::CJ-..:..°";::M;.;./e.:..v...:es..:._. -----1 Call PhllHUll500 ~"':::'."'.::f m: MOWAPVAll LAj ·~& Xtra lrg. 2"'1 bit, lrplc, Roo;w,w~c:~npeue s:!;.!:t·p!t!~.a~:~g:~: ~S7i::J·~·~~ owner: PENNY ~~~ ••••• ?~~! ~3~.c~ townhomt" 2 Br •OU oo • acuni D/W. dbl aar 968 97~ w · Pr I c e neg o t i a b l e . · ; · ....._. .. u Way S A E O E mo.AaecntW0-5.560 B8Qlll"t'a Encl .~aroitc. ~ ~9755 549-1186..557-5870 & tt PINCHER ""~" ' · · · · · ---------t SORRY. NO f t1'S Ob atuchu, IJt 101 to bch. Lovel Room for rent 4000 ~sqB t $ AllllAl $ OHUDOIS&.I lnE22NO~'T. frplc.wooddct'Or,skylL.'1, CdM~Kit. prlv. SISS. OF'HCEspaceavailable W.15th t, Pl <'l. ADS -"A. ... COlta Men 645-4M~ IUllkJlt'h, :V.. ba. Pool .p vt 'hlnon:I. rent ln advance. at 1787.s Bea~b Blvd. 213/433-094I Our expanding business Oean 2b nd So t!nt.ulUJ)(.l.Str/iaYOK &t0-2BlO near Talbert an Huot· M-l Corner, !#Ox l4!7 reqsexperCounselors. 38drs w/bo~tt slip. $1950 * r co 0 nr • · P>Omo.536.983l ev1·~. · ington Beach. $50 per w/small comm. bldg. N Y rt Greatopeninplofill! Maybe reatedfuml.5bed. Coast Pl,aia Pool.-----Laguna rm. pvt ba . month. Phone messalfie $425 991 w 19th St 0 L -. E~yersPayAllFees 4!BdnnsalS1_,000~ !!"!°~~:lid ok. N N~ewl ~~t;~ ~~~· mature emr.. lady, Ute service SlO perlbmg~. C.M.:tMOO. · · ~Re8~:.~~~~~ W•cch ..-1 ...-· · ·!JP · .:. r, • priv., re • $160. + desk $S per mon · Y Sell any item or com· ........, .... """ 6J 1·1400 ....,... N . 2 b 2 ba immaculate · t'r plc • 49t-~ Pilot office. P boo e Stol oge 4550 bwation of 1lems for S'IS Newport Beach,833-8190 ~~~~~~~~~-· .. earnew r, · bltlos, W /D hkup . 6G-4.321ext.276. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or len wLtb a Penny : ear/carport, frplc, patio, Skylites, vaulted ce1J. To respoosible female. . . Warehouse Space. 3500 sq Pincher Ad. 3 lines Cot· 2 S-,,._ clolletoall. ings. Fnc-d, yd, xtra, lg. N"tce home, kllch privU, Sing)e.3rm swle avail m ft. $600/mo Irvine 12' consttuttve days. Each ACCOUNTANT Clfl t1wo 3271 TSLMgmt 6'2·l patio. Obi uttch. gar. Woodbridge, Irvine. Lin· full &e!'V offc bldg. Nr dr, sprinkl~rs. 20' 'cell· additional line cs 60< for Newport Beach R /E ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28rw/gar·nu cpt.s·piainl Etc. "75.545-3604 da, days at 9!57·11'9, eves O.C. atrpOrt. Recept & i.ngs. Avail ·u1August15. the2dayi>. Charge it! lnvstmt firm·immed. ASSEMBLERS 2 bdrm. l't.I ba Condo, 2 Wttpd6J6..4120l·Spm Zbr opt. crpt/~. gar, 551·9547 ~errn~~c~ePis:~ati 642-1121 Nocommemal;,d.s. opening .r e quires : • car garage, bike trail to l567··B"Orll.llge~S $275/mo. 581·2707 or 2 rms nr bcb, w/Ut prlv. 752-6188. RVPAJUCIHG For more information degree. 5+yrs exp. in ~:::=~b~k for ~::t:~tl: ::r:tm ~AskforAmta s;m, utll pd. 1st, last,+ Elegunt offices . 1801 $25.MONTHLY aodlopl.aceyouriul call :r:.=~~~t~'.~t~ lo a dttion to com· pet.IUve, automatic pro· gressioo wages , our benefits include hospital, life, dental insurance. paid holidays, vacations. sick pay. a clean working environment and frel' colfee. DeJ ts d t lge SlOO dep. No Pets. Sg. Ne Bl d Fenced to f .-/budget/fin. analysis. ·Cwla••h•s Lge 3 br. 2 ba, upgraded. 2br~~~bl~. d:hwhr. Mat.~>5S33.64s-M99 wport~2lll boat., c!m;!~e o~re~~! 642·5678 ~resume w/ sat. re· ••• ~lli•d 3425 newly decor. Nr. 0 .C. Nr. beach. Adks, oopets. Room in Mesa Verde, pvt car. For info. call q .. T.M.J., P.0 .Box 2500, •-•••••••••••••••••••• College. Encl. gar. $400. PX>mo. 536-8362. entr. Refereoces. No CdM dlx suites. util pd. 848·3133. Hunt. Beach -Ccr--,-_-_.------Newport Beach. Ca. , NeaJ'So.C.!itPlaza 2 br,2 751·9905. Call & leav 38 ...... smoking. $180. mo: AC, ampl pkg. l''r $195. area. -5150 92600.Attn:Cootroller. •. ba. New crpts & drps, message. Avail May lrYN .... 556-0637 :.>O'.Nolsereqd. 675~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• A,ppty ill person -A/C, patio. pools, jacuzzi lSth. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rftltah Wmthd 4600 Cd.M area resident look· Accounting Clerk needed & lush lndscpiog. $375 E SJd Del Twnhse 3br 2'-2ba Bra nd New Room, with bome privil.,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1og for car pool to for Newport Deb. Travel or call Personnel Dept. at 714/546·2551 lessdiscount.848-3634. ibr l~b ~o Pets i Woodbridge,·ss1s mo. 2 non·4Unok.er. $150. Costa NEWPORTCENTER Responsible, working Westminsterarea5dysa co.t&OO/mo.64$-9800. SPACJOUS 2 •3 brcondos chi'ld o.8 k. sa5otmo rargarg.213/465-4841 Mesa.54.5-9866/979-4826 TIIEEXECUTIVE write r s eeks one wk. Share expeoses.1·--------•I SUITE bedroom cott age in ~al\6. nr. So. Coast Plaza, 546-6299. Reduced to $335. I BR, air Laguna Beach room. SpaceAvu~. 640-5470 Corona de! Mar or Costa •-£ & £.-...-~ 5300 ~COUMl'IHG Frwy access to lrvaoe Lar b 1 b t d cond. pool. tennis, im· Woman. Pool. S150 w/K Mesa. Qwetness essen-...,_, .---CLHIC complex 557-4800 ge 1 r, a. cp · rps. medoccpy. 640.6lfH priv. SS wk. Non smoker. "'al. Write Clasi.ifie· .. Ad ••••••••••••••••••••••• Various duties includln~ · bltns. balcony, xlnt loc 494-00l u ::u l·--------•I l Br at de n condo . Adults,nopets.$275.1767 &..aiJ-olhoch 3848 · PRIMELOCATION #200, DaUy Pilot. PO. cashreceipts,audit cas Woodside Village, S.A. Orange 646 ·79 93 : ••••••••••••••••••••••• ON WATER . Available Box 1560, Cost a Mesa disbursement journals, Pool & jacuzzi. Compl. 6'2·1155 De.luxe newly de('orated 2 S...r Rttttals 4200 for profossionaJ or retail ~. FOUND ADS et('. 10-Key & some ac· cox HOlll~S. INC. A Subsidiary of Leisure Dynamics, Inc. 1505 E. Warner Ave. Santa Ana, CA 92705 E.O.K M/F refurbished. $395. or furn Mesa Verde area. xlnt ~apt on ocean near ·~··••••••••••••••••••• ~fi~~ 'f!ta~i~d~n~~ Mat S_gJ_M_d_c-s1-r-cs-· -r-m-or ::n~E~~~~;~c!o~=: $12S.64S-79S3 location, 2 Br, livinf(rm, Victor Hugo. Heated Lido Isle bayfront, on smaller units. Onve by studlo apt or will share ARE fR~E tng conditions & benefits•--------Towa~ dining rm, dose t o pool, elevato~. subterra· beach. Avail June 1st to ...,.... W. Coast Hwy. NB. ao apt afte r 9/l /'/9, including denral plan. ASSEMBLY 1&.....ll..-!~&..-~ 3525 stores. immed. avail ne an pa rking. S6 25· Sept lst, S4000 mo.~ CM/NBarca.631-0527 Call.· Phone P o ll y (71 4 ) --$325. 968·ll00. Ask Cor 494..sall. Agent.,~>5626. then ~all Agent a t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·1400 ~/Invest/ t· 64., 5678 546·4200. t:qual Op· Beautiful new twnbs. East Ja('k. 9AM·6PM. 2br Ocean View Promontory Poinl I BR & ~ .,. p()rtUnity Employer. TRAINEES side C.M. 3br, 2ba, 2 car 2br. 2ba, nr So. Coalil ~eacious loft, 6/J..S.9 /15 $1000 per A• r Po r l 0 ff i <· e · •••••••••••••••••••••••i---~~~~~~-1~~~~~~~~~~1 siarag. t ennis, poo l. Plaza. Pool, Sauna . Jai· 2706 SolanaWay mo.Agent,67S-5626 Secretarial s e r vice lusiftfts 1-Orl:xperle.ced many extras. $.S9S mo Yr· S37 5 Ca I I a fl !i 497-349S. avail $140. 957·9331 O • -· F d ? C II ACCOUNTING · Ol'eanfroot Laguna. Pvt OpportwUty 5 05 L&Jdt or oun a pet a ly lse. 64S-l.2S7. 2'1J..003..46SO. Studio M/F over 40. Pool. st.cps to beach, 1 br fum, Elegant offices, 800 sq ft. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ao1 m a I Ass 1s t an c t-BILLING FtRST SHIFT • 2 Br. 1 ba. refn~. cpts. Non smoker. Need car. frplc, $500 mo...thru June. Xlot Newport location. BEAUTY SALON. 15 yrs. _Lcaifue. 53'7·2273, no fee. Will Train The Af llwnh '1mMsMd drps no dogs. $295. mo. Prlv. ent. S300. 494·0451 49'1·20&2or"'97·3282. 64.'>-2lll. 1'831 Fullerton Ave, CM. LOST: Little blk puppy. Rlghtlndividuals "lc6ocl Pi1tilaslllo 3707 Oceanfront bacb apt. May Laguna, oceanfront, priv. 740 Sq. Ft. 44• per sq. ft. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-7~ _75l·1722or S57·5529 "--ker Spaniel, 4 mo CLERK ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br duplex. pnv. yard. & June Only. $325. mo. beach. fish.in~. weekly. $.126. mo. Localed off the Need 1':Xtra Money, but REWARD SlOO. 64.5-9863 Comprehensive company benefits mclude major me<hcaJ and deotal Jmmac lbr. Steps to Bay. garage, fresh palnt. pct S36-032l or497-43S4 499-3816. RenaJBsance t~le~.r~~airrMa;rf5~~ don't have a lot of time? _or_645-_937_4______ ~~d~~~~P~k~~~ 4350 mo. util incld. Cal.I OK.$340.~1 Me.-.ilhoch 3869 Emerald Bay Ocean 831·"...,,,or831·9081 P /time workCorfulltime Lost small black male •!'. 1 i-.,;i ~O -r-••••••• ......., ~Y· No hard sales. dog. 10 yrs. old. $('Olly \mdergoiog current ex· • ._,;,u, • Sharp l BR. Eastside, •••••••••••••••• I-Toot. 4+ Bdrms . Ideal -Call lbomas for appl. 5 mix. Vi c. Newport ~'!1on in the comput.er • Coralla.,Mcr 3722 w 1 p vt e n tr a n ee & PARJC NEWPORT for 2 genera t 1 on .$190 Up. Office·s tore, to7 AM 546-56.'iS industry. We are seeking ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. S32S mo. Call Bachelors, 1 or 2 famil,y(2nd Kitch) Gated cpts, drps, A/C. 17301 · H.eights.&46-06Sl ao 1Ddiv1dual with a Newport Finest. ocean & PamorLarryatS46-5880 Bedrooms&Townhouses area w/beacb, tennis & Be_a c h, H .B . L se . PETGROOMING LOST : No. La J.?uoa, nurumwn of I year ex bay view on the water. , From $349.50 pool. Agent. 494-0029 842 2834· Xlnl w t C.M. llX'a llon. Blk/wht Sibenan Husky per1ence as a BtlhnJ.? Security bldg. ~br. 2:i;J;.~~-~u,.;:~cm~~7A~l Spectac~lar spa, total VacaHo..Rltltals 4250 Sharp llttle office, $30,000. Establis hed . Fem. 7 mos. In heal Clerk and the ability to adult!!, pool & JaC 5(J 5032 re~reat1on program, ••••••••••••••••••••••• W/bath. $125 per mo. owe. Balboa Is land RE w A RD • N 0 type55wp1naccurately. APPLY OR CALI. Monday. Wednesday Friday IOAM to l PM OR 642-4783/645·3443. $1400 . SOCJalprogram.1pools,8 u-M·-~ t n· n-a ScottRealty536-7S33 Realty,673-8700 .QUESTIONS ASKED. ' mo h ti t tcmus courts Al Fashion nuuM= ior reo · 1g '"" r . 494-0217 • · 181', pore • pa o, ('p s, Island Jamboree & San City sips 6; linens furn . Mobil Oil Corp Has For ____ . ------ . c.ta MHa 3724 ~~'.n °~855h~~~·1 ~~~j Joaquin HiUs Road. afl$2S n3itely f>I0 f989PI. Call CHARMING Lega:So~tn;afac-~~1~~e;1~~ I'~: Male Stamese, nus individual will be responsible for tbc lyp mg of invo1res, filing and extA:onsion of invoices by use of 10 key adder. Tuesday and Tbarsda~ 12Noonto4 PM '" 4t 540-6080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_..,1.223· l714t 64 ... 1900 er p.m . .rm· • CdM SUITES Vic. El Toro. Irv. area . .,...,. Newport Beach, Costa J>e.cJawed . Blue eyes. ...... WSpeoekilv tRd~t~S 1 Br. w/enc gar .. $235 mo. OCEAN FRONT 0cean1r!tAg~ndo, 2B R. ~:;1=~~0~ ;;ft ~a~ ~~~~e~~~~~!.'m~g _496-__ 59112 __ . ------" ;3ci~'s u IOS l"t /ls t + $100. No pets. 3br.2ba. w/officc. Year· .... ~. sleenc 6. pool, near Plushsurroundt'nos & )a•·· d F I l Bc.>droom Suites " c.ua ..., ... ...... provided, for detaiL'l Call I'' o u n : c m a e Excellent benefits and competitive salary arc offered. Please apply in person or ca II . TRANSMASK CORP Complete Kitchens All5t wknd 54B-8S94. ly. Frplc, gar, SlOSO. tennis & golf· < 808) sunny sundeck. Close to 714·731·2215. Silver /Black Med. size Mald'Service ·1'Vb 1 TSLMgmt 642·l 603 Gm-Sill Fashion Island & many shortbair dog. Vic : Large 3 br. 2 a, enc · other amenities. Must Partner for drapery bus1 w d C L f Closetoalldmlaj~r garage. openNbeams. Studio, lge. nu cpl!!, drps, Palm SprinJ(s Condo on see to apfJreciate. $395 ness. excell potential. ~1:.S ove, aguoa . reeways an rv1ne patio. $450. o pets nr Hoag, l adll, no pets. Mission Hills Count ry c J L' d t NB/CM nrea. "46·5435. REM EX "'-'--'Beachareas """-'NU ~Ul· ~u·ti'l.6Jl-0749 ,...ub.""""......... permo. a m a a "'"" .. .,..,.. ,,.,,.._..,,... _, .. '" "' .,.,.........., ROGERSREALTY iiiiiiiiiillllliilliliiiilllll..__.iiiill FOUND: Little Blonde 3952 C..,..s Dri•• Newport hach. CA Ro~al Suites Sharp 2br. frplc. di!lbw. Bayfront Penthouse BIG BEAR Lake front 675-2311 7 I I Buff colored Cockal'(Xi. L. ,._O Corp """" Bl d J 1 • Cook County rabies '76 ...._... -ewport v bal. rg, enc-. gar. 3 Br. 2'h ba. Sl.2SO. Bob Cabin.Smlorlgegroups. ---------Hlgh grossinbus, lO yrs. Tag.G44-0906 lrvine.Ca.92714 F.qual Oppoty Emplyr m/f/h ,..., 642-2611 or Adults. 1785 Anaheim 640-8900; 644-5891 Mgr. 714/866--7701 W'•~ owner moving fro m :....::.!;:....._______ (714) 557.686() .,. S,."'2000 Ave. Avail. 5·1 $350. "'..,.,,.i_, FOUND· White puppy Eq I O t E I "' ·-642-1736. CONVENIENT N.B ad· Oceanfront 2 br, 2 ba NewportBeachOfrice state, wtll carry som · ua PP Y mp yr Assembly · • d l 8d ..,..,., .. ___ A U thr h f financin". Details in list-apx. 6 mos .. vicinity of m/r ..-H •rSEMILHS &....,... .._.. 3748 . . ress. rm . .,.,,,., mo. ,.......,.,, va . now u wanted in exc ange or .. Newport West. Hunt· ~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• CUte 2 br, encl. patio & Waterfront ll omcs Jtme15.675-4912Bkr. prol.mgt.Agt95S-2213 rngofc. mgton Beach. Look.'! like aot.ySwitches -LAGUNA BEACH MTR gar. Nr. OCC. No pets. 631·1400 Diamoodhead home, 3 Br TOP LOCATION l.2SO · 846·5502 miniature Ger . .Shcp.1•--------•I We have operungs in our INN. $75/wk & up. Maid Sll0.751·3696. ON WATER 3 Ba, pooll_1 wk min., ft .. 5 offices, conf .. s~~· ·~· CaU963·1~. Acct~EMPORA:~kpng finald.epl ~;·gdhand serv., color TV, heuted 2 Br. l 'h Ba townhouse, Att:ract1've, redecorated maid serv. IM!/524·1616 t'y. Priv. ba. Ample pkg. . FOUND·. Poodle male. k dexterity, m nh yrs. ebxlp. pool Util (714l 494 5294 ge t'·10 p ool k • · • · n...,,.;.,tcr today to wor lo small me.c assem y. · · · · ~ara · pa • • 2br.J>lder preferred. no S900 Per m o . n r . ~ray w/wht markings. '""""" WSN.CoastHwy. Jacuzzi, fl.rep•ce. Adults ,.,.,,.,. *"75 yr1u. m3..s145 S....r& Y..ty 6'7:Hl700 h & SI LIB on vari~ accounting & Call Phil &nson, (714) Ml.......tleocll 3769 cnly.$385.631-4984. :;:;, "" v ...... HowA•aiL ~.~~c ater,' · · bookkeeping a ssign· 556-3100.Colel.o.strument ·r-Yearly3Br IBr•-Bucb DOWNTOWN Cost a ..._..HIS SHOP meols. Work close to Cprp, 2650CroddY Way, -·-•••••••••••••••••• ....,,,, 2 Br 1 ba laundry r-&..-•--3880 • • · M JOO ft t 2500 '..,.. 5350 SA. E 0 E • -· ' 'Adi , --JOMESREALTY, IK-esa, sq. · 0 Pet"IOMlls your home. Acctg clerks,1~·..-;....._· -·-·-----''· rm. patio, pool. ls, oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ~ .. ~ M'" Bobb sq. ft. Cpt .• drps, air· Great location. Great ••••••••••••••••••••••• bookkeepers accoun· GERS SlVSTOIUCH pets. ,_,or ta.eor Y d R Bk following. Prime Npt • ~ANTMANA •BR,2ba.,wntr $550 TSLMgmt 642·1603 DetadleclADh. 673-6210 ~ eason. r . Bch, C.M. area. Priced RELAXING MASSAGE ~'!,.are,.~ g'~~oul •WORICATHOME• •· 3BR,2ba.,wnlr $550 2 Bdrm, Iba, k(d11 OK. to Sell Fast. 10 t o 6. BobJames·U c Masseur "''"'lf'>e ':"""' y .. a us NEW 190 Unit FAMrLY 2BR, 1 ba .. wntr. $400 &side upper 3 br. No le· P!Omo+dep. Avail now. Hawaii • 2 & =!hr condos. H.B. PLUSH OFFICES 646-0514.N\. 6, 640-2494. __ Ou:....:...tcal_J_9-_9...;,_494 __ -5_1_1_1 _1 .for men inlorma~100. COMPLEX needs FIT We Have Summer Ren· nant.s below. Bltns. $450. --fully furn. Pnv. Marina, Nr. ocean S300 util pd. Robert Half s ..nuna... Husband good at talJ Eves640-1Z18;Sfi2.4201 l Bdrm . 1 bath . boatsUpsupto44ft.. 962-93Uor968-7581 ~........ MICHELLE'S occomtt•n•• malntamance, wife Ute 2 BR, 2 Ba, $285 mo. $2'75+dep. Aval! now. 213/541-3132 OFC WITH ••••••••••••••••••!~.1.~ •o.tcall• 2333No8roadway typinj. Slartlng salary garage available. Call Renata 556-7707 714/833--0618 11AM·2AM 835·3749 "":,~well Banker OVER tuooA MO. Health 551-6143 •--"'-3890 808/524·1616 LTSTORAGE OVER 200 s tuffed toy .. Sani.Ana & hlsurance benem s. !:::!'!••••••••••••••••• ...,.to Shcw9 4300 1700sq ft+ rear garnge, ducks, 25" ea. Cannot be COUNTRY GIRL C t 135-4103 213-782-0580ext. 5. Apart- EASTSIDE-BRAN D P d V'._ •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• $400. 615 17th St. H.B. sold separately. Ove r *ESCORTS* ment Personnel NEW 2 BR. 2 Ba. fplc. m1-111a --r 846-7737or 536·2213 eves l,000, 2'x3' posters. nll services. ·:·~~~~~~~~ bltos, earthtone cpt. Nr 1&2 Br 2 both garden ROOMMATES kinds, 1or ea. Will sell 1Allr8. 738•0487 ACCTSPAYAILE 1-.. .:...: .• r;.;...l'EN....:......D..;.. .. -..,.,.-W-A-NT-E-O. -:: abopa, Kids/Cals OK. apt.s. Gym, aaunli, pool & 1300 Sq. n. Xlnt ground large lots only. call Ken CURI ,.. "'~. Yearly 2br. Oceanfront $t50. patio. $285 /up. Adults, no Sllal ...._Save floor on MacArthur Blvd Goddard, at 642·4321 •FOXY 1 .a.oy * for board 4r care facility Adults, '800/mo. F\lm. 64%-4!088 pet•. 15482 Pasadena ErUoymore.Paylcsa! near Coco's at O I C X210 .,.. P./llme, 4PM-12:30AM, dy• 213/927·$541 eve. · Ave., oer Newport f'rwy. AJIAaes&Llfetlyles. Airport. Pruter Memt ~--.---.----• OlTTCALLONLV Temporary 6 wk assign· wtodaonly. 213/llW009. lieu Verde. 2 Bdrm, 2 m.2908. · WeC6eCkRefenmceis C.o.831·74". Carpeting Cleaoloz •972-1131* ment, must be exper•d , BalVlewManor .., bllb. lt!O aq ft. Frplc, --.. • ....._... C.-546-4212 f Machines, shampooer --------1 $7.SOperbr. S:SOW.BaySt.,CM • -BAYFRONT·2Br, 2Ba, 20' encl .ar, dlsb~aeher, if law•.._....._ NEWPORT BEACH 2 o · steamer, $700/best ofrer. •PREGNANT? Caring, 842·3505 bNt slip opUooali yrly, new cpt'g, carb. disp. wUtlfw:MllMd 3900 Beach hH lO alw'e. pool, faeeew/rec. & s~. area. 6.11.otlJ.540-7702. confkleoUaJcounsellng& IOSAM.IMC. --~====---~ ~-o pell or chi dreo. Pl5mo. 951·1568 or ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• tennis courts. Nwpt f\im. or unfum. Mon. to .. I ..t refen-al Abortion adop-NwptBcb 5'8-6533r EvetYDGl-3'12. 1$MZll TH.E BEST Of Sboree*2$>.646-8772 ~or lae. 7l4/752·6550 ~;:tw..ty 5015 tion&c~plog. ' Equal Opportunity AiiiWTIOM ·~. l Bdrm. Promlntory NEW 4 Ple12Br, 28 • ea~ Si.bee ur11 we have helped wkdya. -.. ••••• .. ••••••••••• APCARE S47·2563 _;&=npjoy~;:.rer________ II OrO.W ~Avail June 1st. J ll:'.blblS,kidsOK,sm All WORLDS •'"----"-of our clients l800sq. f\,.ofunlque offtce InvestorseamSO%ofpro-S•lrlll_. .... r Molrplr.MeMI .. mo. or Yf Jae. ~/mo. casidered, S3:50-$37S. ~-=m·•-. we can apace ln older Laguna m. A successf¥l builderP U you are new to Coeta mt139 amond Real Estate :.'!"'1p:;:::"too"! KW Beach building cl06e to seeks funds, $18,000 per 181SS. El Camino Real AdresMl-Adon Metia, temporarily dis· .. '7573 PACIFJCWOODS 11 " HOU1~ 1r......,.•T1S downtown on P .C.H. house. Short t e rm, SaoClemente; FuUy lic. cont.inuine your educa· •= = ................ rt t -~ PerfectforRcaltors,Ac· secured. Mr. Gordon. ForAppt.492-7296 WAMTIDMOW UOn,recetlJdUlcharted Iii ~ry -1 ...... 2 ,..... ..... ,.,_ men s -4134 <213)466-8143 ··s.A.M." is now In · "'--,..._ __ .. _ r for "" ·,.~hid ......... cargarg. Setamc-.wanderint _.... count11nts. Attorneys. QM.24G4. u.a.55.a.GE uvn• u:""' ..,.y,...,.,., o ·.• -.. •••••••••••••••••• ~.~,~·23 streamalttall ftag· Prot. adult, non·imoke, Call49HS35. ---------1 ~ ,,,_ tervlewlng those In· -., ntMOn Mekiol t.em· •• ......._ __ ...,.__... 11•06 -_.. 16 r·"'-'"esleature: 3br '""b ........ ..t .. 1 1 szoo,ooooetint&pts AGUIE MODELS terestedinapror.career porary e mployment, _.. _ -.,, • .,... • 2.,.,. a wuuv, rp c, Pre$Uglous Office Space, (sec) Brk. Coop In movies, TV 6 TV com· CIOQldder UU. amque op· ·~: -·••••,••••••••••••• 0-r.lat 3124 •Walk·iocfoeeta pool.~.613·2l81 . central locale, secy 752-1575. ISCORTS. merda.la. No exp. nee. Poltuak7. A&tractvelbrapt. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• "llrne-aaverk.llcbtns Share apt, block from service, Xero• tacit..•---------OUTCAU.OMLY amfee.C.UW.2333ext Y•C. ... l Yearl.J/leue,aot. lM w/OpUon to bu,y, et· ... •--·H•t-1.... bHch with liberal, conference rm •nd ~toLo.t 5025 °:ri""".... 15. S116PwWk. r~• f'J5.«MT. ~wcoodo,2Br2Ba ·~enll rapooalble1iuy49t-988t telephone anawering ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2l40 ~~~~~~~~~I Bued on your proctuc. : ........ ~. 1 11111 3107 •mo . ...,.., AU for •Pools, Gym Hrvlco nail. SUO . ./NEED' • -....s.n... u~ oom..,ioa; plua --••••••••••••••,1-Mr_.Pue_._. -----• •Volley&..uftllore ":"on2Sa.'r:f.=:":O _.,_.330_1______ , __ GOl __ LD_81 __ ._IR&._-f PB~ opua\or• for • ~wt Ab emap~I\ " OIOcemwtllt Ba)'v&ew. llo..+..ut.171-lMM Fortbebeatlnpenonal.tr t~le bone an1werln1 ~11.-rfe• onu1. e ., •• abdnn.l~bl.Topfloor, ,..._ • .._..1140 llrfromllOO r ',......... 4450 ./MONEY home care Dl'Qd~ta. or· c-e e•Ptrlenced or _....• .... "are , eecuritJ bulldbt1. 1ub· ... ••••••••••• .. ••••••• fiWn. own rm w/ba. $181 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• dered & delivered from will aln. 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IOw , .... . c-pUIOmanblnt'h Clun Cu1tom draperlea, ct.ylotf •Umte mo.125 ~.aapbalt.tree rt· l!V&RYNOOK•ORAN· patios, wa lta. drive· fireplace. fOOlhap 401~...,._...;;~=-=--=---:~-ltv, dla nn hall SJ& Avi W.pr•ed Worllr()f)m moav1lawo M5·9fl03 movallett 831-1257 NY.M.Wat,a.2110 waya l'ree eat Jobo ynexp........ · "' 6 ._.. · ""SUO, towh 110. C'hr 0 • pnmlau RatJ'• ~ 1a~r. comp HauUot•clc1111ln1-Home·Apt.Ofca·Vacaac. •UD Patio covers. 4uallt1 ---•*•~ ..... .. II. Guar .tam pet odor ~ -~-yaro l'Wk and cleao·up. H.t ve dumptruck CompleteCleul.Qa Block, alumPttone, walls, materials, po_pular de· Remodtliq, no job Loo Qlt ~.LS )'l"I 4'•pr ...... rwlfito11S.LlllJ ~7-8271 •11ee drlvts , p lan ters. 1i1na. old wor ld 11111 or IQ. Boom ..Wi· Do WOf1l ~II. R• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Ka""-.. •c•-anup, ti•• •Ill~ 131.319. .... ,_ craft1man1blp, Llc'd .._., 8liC ~. 111-0ltl l';l..ICMUCIAN PT1t>od Clelll\ up1, HaullnR. -"' .. -.-coatr 551"* MM11J u nd1captn1 lmmcd reeideollal/commerclal ........... ••••••••••• BloclrwaU fence1. tile, · ----------Carpets "Stt•m~d naht free ettlmatfl on -.i..• ceramic tile al ----l d r R ••-ort maU Jobt ~.1429807 63),569) REST EASY VACATION .. _... • ....... ,,..,.... carpentry. room addl· O!ildc-.. b)tamN,Jou ~ •••• l>TO e aa -·~ ow SERVICES.SeeurityfOI'" IDMOftlY,5tl-tl50 ••-·•-••••••••••••••• tlons, recnodella•. home. ... _ or-•ves, M ICT.-iJIMl.~lJ'f _ ~»'1'ZS4 873 •-1• s.rnc.. H trade •11'9 bome, cue torg::. rn . ~ .. ~ llt.exturee ladleape eomlnlCUon. ~· 1•11111• ,......._ ........... c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LI d d ~ u.;a •--.. • ~ ~..._. .. \~)' IO-TD (War ea,.,..t C&.an.1na •• • -· -....-. rates . c. on e . ....... ••• ••••••••••• HT. nl-14lt ~ ....... -·-or Sbampoo ., Uf••M ~-tin• •Ml.. PIXIT• • ROBIN'S HOUSE· :W0.16311 PETERS PAlNTING -.111•. Coen-pl c:le.anJq .. rv Carp~nter. paint101 CLEANING SERVIC E. Eitpr 'd. Rea1 Rates. Plaste r Palc hina :1 --1-1-r .. --------• ·-·--•••••••••••••• Ha"• .. 1 I o f I It~ 1 D6 R Electn °~u ra ...... 15 y-an few-• thoroughly clean Fr "" t Call Gene Pl a s t e stucco "---·n 1 .. " .. ,.... ... -.. • • ~ S4(M)8$7 ••••••••••-••••••••••• ee a:.S . r , • --·-·••••••••-••• Bllltp1, J!'frO l/luu. Wk'11M~ rat 8oodc'Ct ~Ual Hrvlrt> ~a 5617~ · 1 ~ drywall. Int/ext. Free Ae al • R f All , ........ ~lh' ... ~mr.: HK Sunae .,..... tv.~:~~•2l500 VACANT ~;;r;iioM E Want. REALLY CLEAN ... ,..... Prof pal.ntiq. Ext & int. ftll..546-1641. Oeorse. t: p: s . a b ~r~ i e I. CA.R.Vf:'T ()()('T()R ------llAUl.CLt-:AN REPAIR HOUSE? Cati Gingham 1st ~ ~· --, . Low rates. R.cf1. Free Spedallst In re·stucc:os, rockabakea·compo-t.ar. 8 ll Ii P I l h 'o u IC h S11riu eal'\Wl clun1n11 ump repair & lnatall PAJ.NT LOWCOST Girl Freeest &&s-5123 ra.., aenice at a air e&t.S»-4780,53&-4383 Spanish Textures, Free eR. $41·5830 nn. ~=~·/bal rhct:k .p.d.&l 20'1 dl.l('()Wlt l1l ConawtaUon & d•·•l6'n s:i,a..2352 For excellence io =iJenoGal "com· Paintlng. INT/EXT. =~ -""ddlllona.,_A_vail_'_. ______ _ Ka Blank Btlkpa. 6/U /1t Uphol•lf'~ t\nlictYN, John 645 ~ Studeol wUI do 1 oda hluecleaning. Cleaning 675-0562 Neat. bonest reu .• 12 We foe leaka or reroof. 10 MM4'1t. ~~~!:!0~· Stot~f'!ork fJF:9t tog, gardening~ n1~~~ Unlmtd.S46-3726 J••'I•+-' yrs. exp. Lic'd. Dave PlMter patching & paint· yrs exp. Reaaonable. 1 •• ... •••••••••••••••••••• •-A~ to your bo··"" __ .,. -..... "'·"" 1-.. ......__ -t -· ...... a .......___. Uc'd Free eet Fftf' f\!il 24 K' 8 YEN "ING """~"' ....... Walls. ceilings. noon & ·-················· ..... L...... -· "''""' ........... _.... •. ....-. . • len'l<'t" Bondt'd, ln Gatt'l!l&ftto('~R" air C•~I Mike 556·2779/ w,indows c l ea n e d . OFnCE. INDUSTRIAL, Paintine . papering, 26 b6erates.M6-71.98 CaDllille,eves.552·9232. Carp~nter • .,,"~l Any and $S2-4l08 ~ ~3036 66.ll.386 ~HS RESTAU RANT & yrgHarboraru.St.lJc ...... &P .. c.. Trees.nke l>ll.C.I jobca. C.11 Alhm C-•/C.-c.nte "°°" 'arpenlJ"Y, wood decks & Xlnl bousec.'leani.og. Will HOME .CLEANl!"!G . 183311Refa.M2·2356 ....................... ••••Huuu•0 •••••H• ToQY ~ •••••••••••••:••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:'1:;:· 6~~~~7 concrete do entire house. Best In ~r;itl1c /bonded /1ns. Int. Paint & wallpaper. AHg~!~~.ri~·~!r C~~nJ:e ~~~=~~val. Rt!model. repair, fen DaleW Phil!Jl>t'ttmenlCeramic tile . hrdwood, 1 · county.Lotsof goodrefs. • Qual. work, reas. pr. plants.Troublesbooliog Qualityaincel9S2 carpentry. old t w<>!k, all lyJ*i carpel.8 & vaoyh, l.aC' ltslfii-562-0l~ ' Lm d1u,1ag Freeest.SUve.$47"281 & houseplant care. 645.1.....;;...___;. _____ _ crllft#manshit 16 yr11 I 542 21Q Lac d /bond\:d Oontr &t l951 lostoll ••••••••••••••••••••••• n.....-.i bl " bl •••••••••••••••-•••••• """-ext"r p~•"tlng by R. 8181 Gregg's Tree Service. U 'd. p 1 -an 7 .t ..... c "''l .:u.u1 .....,Y"' ... a e, reua e, own L d .. ...., ,.. cuu Tri b 1 an!a c · r 8 om All ldndil ot ccmtnt wo1 i.. .,4'""1 ........ .,..." fl 0 M Es & A PT S trans , r e as. K a r e o European an sea pe r. SiD:lr' St.. Ii · T m, remove, a u · bo.962-8314 1.5.,.....tnbu.'Siness f'n t& h•nmg D-..i.....,,plumb,crpotr), 842-6030betw4pm-6pm Top work. Fair price. · c., UlS. ry A ting Neat reu,'94-21.29. i•u ._..,.""_I d Ref1 64&-487ld I me.~555.52'hrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••••---------Dutch caroenter. 20 yrs NlW'teoUs i1ervlr~ f'rt'l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• tile, k l /ba remo e , s . 'JS eves. A 1 b. S. rice ~ sptt~abung UI re est., ttuooable pr1r~11 Gardening cleiw ups & 6'5-0302 Chomplet1e &1 thoroukgh Small tractors ror rent or Int. ext, serving area for 7 ny p1um 1ng, water -••••••••••••••••••••• mode·,, .... """'...,<l ~ laods '1 G· ,.. --ouseceanog, w ly · . yrs Prof qual work serv,leaks,balbnn eocl.,~ t.-.1 .. o1 ·...a--.._ . .....,........, .caping 4:org" Bryaot.'s Comple te service only. Irv area. salew/back hoes,lillers. Resld /A.pts /Comm: ceramic tile. Reas . ~-'costori.n!.~g OI •c..cm· CUSTOM Cement work, patios , l'bulhi.~7072 Landscaping & llan· 552-4106 & mowers xtra. Kenrta Reaa.Dave .586-M25 &JZ.3668 =.:,,....,!:.:':"ad.letters. Freel~~ l c driveways. c urb:. & •VERY LOW PRICES• dymanService. 536-0914 . lJ.Cart Coocret.e & Ren· 1-_,,""" otenor arpenlt)' alabl. M2-l4ll2 001--,.~ca L The Moppeta Cle aning c.aJSll>-'1320 M & D c:stm home pai.Jlt· Beach City Plumbing will fo. Karin. 751·6893 __ b)' ___ J_ay_,_._•_.642_-8809 __ __, Georg~ pem~2015 Exper . in household , Service. WedollaUprof. ing.lnt/ext.resad&com-bHt .any est. br 10%. garden. swim pool. a uto 546-23931nsured. Sprinklers, lawns, tree m'l.87'!M:M9 ff;ePairs . remode & re· .._ Cllstl 11 r--t r.--..1.-••••••••••••••••••••••• A fneod lo gardening. maintenance. Reasona· trimmlog & removal. pipe 631·3470 -P"'• __..Ke HI·WCONTRACTOHS Spec1abzing in cln·ups , blerates. S57·166S Hi Id a' s W ee k I Y fK5.8285/67J.3910eves. HOUSE PAJNTING . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Additions, 1 & 2 sly. tree pruninfl etc. 556-4518 ---------Housecleaning Service. Excell. refs. quality Plumbing repair. s~. in For cleaa windows, a. hr We CareQui>elCleantl~. lo1cbeo&baremodels, - ------Hm*qg Exp, reliable. Satisfac. U••' work.549-9756 remodeling, copper re· servtce,comm'l &resld. Steam clean. Also up 9'7>0282 Garden Care Spnokler ••••••••••••••••••••••• lioo guar. Rt>fs. 642-6846 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pipe. Free est. Top Hat Free est. Call8'7·1797 holstery. Wor k guar. repair, prune trees, cut OCC Student. I Ton truck bef 7·JO or art 5PM all· Brickwork. Small Jobs. EXCELL. PAINTING Pfumbulg. 537-Jl!H 9.._,..l766 Truck mount unit. Fr Hav~ something to sell? trees, remodel $lardeos. Ttaish, tree lnm. Dao day Sat/Sun. NB/Lido Newport., Costa Mesa & Reas. rates. Free est -est. re.as. rates. 645-3716 Classified ads do it well. 8 yrsexp.SS6-4518 6f.2..3224. area only. l.rvi.ne. 67S.3175eves. 548-2706 Expr'd Watrt Ad Help? 642·5678 Residential·Buaiaesa ~~~·~=~ ... !! .. ~~~ ..... !! .. ~~!:~ ..... !!.~~ ~~!:·~:! ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~ .. · ... ?! ... ~~~ ..... !!!~ Http Wmhd 7100 Help W..ted 7100 .............................................. AutomOlJve Service Ols l--11!111 .. -----iQlrpet installer w:u1tt'd, CLERICAL CLHICAL ~Typist needed by C•la•rletatkNt5 ----------------- pa•-.. -r. o·raoae Count Bantiing exper. W/r e rs, call ·0oc-.tCOllfrol -.i...ift.. kUls •-ma)Or soctock bn*er,a~e r.....t-~ " ~ •ccou~ I C l""t_,""6 typing S GI'. flrm Dr air1>ort. ,...le ~ GM dealer needs ex ....,...,,"' "'~ Lla g un a arpetio g Electronics mfr. needs ba s h:~ knowledge in typmg,tobaodle securi lmmedoperungfor self. perienced dispatcher. COUNSELOR 499-4644 per son lo m aintain malh. Salary com. ty transfers. mooey re· ~ated pers to pro. Darn good pay. Phon lt)'OU have previous Sav-CAR WASH HELP eog1oeering document mensurate w /skills & ceipt.s & deliveries Hrs vide cl.L<ltomer relations '714 > 995·8017 fo r an ings & Loan exper. we files, make prints, col exp. Moder n of cs in 7-4. Qlll John 540-8121. Good wages, & bener. terview. may have an excellent Full & Part·Tame late product manuals, in· Fashion lsla.nd. Contact Ttansp prov1d("d. career oppty for you. l8&0ver t.erfacc with EDP. Re· 64,...•tSO GBBALOFACE GREATWESTERN AUTOMOTJVE ldeal candidate willhave MetroCarWash quare5abihly toworkin· -Exp'd nee. Lite typing. RECLAMATION LOTMAH l yrsexperinNewAcds, 2950 HarborBI CM. de pende nt ly . Type "< proficiencyw/rigures, IO lflOOS.Grand.SA. Over 18 year11 old. Ex· huve. good ora_I & com-CASHIE R·Expcr with 45wpm. Experience wllh key by touch. Opportunt· 7141558-7761 perienced. Must ha v murucal1on skills. good BofA •-MC. ""JS hrs enso,neenng drawin~ or CLERK l , ad a nc menl xlnt ---l It •-.,. ""'" doc um e nt control ty .or v e · r...,..,,.,.MER own transportation cus ~mer re a ions ex Some eves & wknds . Ap· BILLING Co benefits informal '-'"'>'" v111id Cali r. drl ver preV10USJobstab1Uty. ply at Chasm's So. Coast helpful. We offer good mi.. C M Cali Millie art ORDER DESK license. Apply m perso We oHer pleasant work· Plaza • • pay & benefits. Call for · · · OU lce experie n ce to Mr. Davison ing cond, ruu company . appt. Telomc/Berke ley CLERK 9AM. MS-580(). w/order processing pre· ROY CAIVER benefits, good starting p erso n n e I d e P t . Coddail Waitnst rerred but DOl required. IOUSIOYCE commensuralew/exp. c•l'HJERS 71•1494-9401. Laguna Sdtool Manufact ure r or In · For more infor mation IW • Beach .... E.0 .E. REMEX. located in the dus lrial I airc r a ft lMOJamboree Road call: Ravenna Cash. Irvine Industrial Park. is Earn UP. .to S300 per wk byd ra u 11 c hose ., s . NEWPORT BEACH t714) 640.7652 undergoing r urrent ex· ~ lwtion. Placement sembly. lrvwe indus trial WESTERN FIORAL UTOJEM MARKETS CLERICAL pamaon in the computer assist. '151·9194 compl ex. 540·7639. •AU'fO SBYICE s•Vl .... GS SD> weekly. part-time, uxhttlf'Y. We are seeking ... -..........a A~ E.0.E. POSITIONS! "' "" light typing or address· an individual with a ~/ ---------1 Growing volume r e · 4Corporate Plaza Openings now available ing sales letters. No exp minimum of 1 year ex· EDP sys. Approx 1 re-DATA ENTRY q\AJ'eS Chevy dea.ler l Newport8each.CA92660 for full and part tame nee:. Write: NATIONAL perience as a Billing s ideolial accls. File addpenoonel: Equal ()ppor Emply m tr Cashiers on 2nd a nd 3rd MARKETING, P.O. Box Clerk a nd the ability to mamt, late notices, slop AC<;OUHTIHG I ;h; n. '1'1or nt & T ........ C.....of . ........ ..... A•a•cnT'lw Openl• gt Fern. Fdawillg Tr 1hlnt,_.._ Clerk Typist $671 Per M-" A.-strati-.e Sea •l•y $150PerM-" AfpHcltio• _. be ecaptld ... l ~ M9J 11111. • Tlw I •'•r= & TNltllltt c ...... Sll .... Slnet. .. ....... #L Orates" Front end1i---------•I shifts. No expenence 244·V8, Dundee, Ill. typeSSwpm accurately. service lists, tele serv ClElttC "'--'-· ans necessary. we train. 001•0 colleclioos F\J.D time pos1Uoo OJ>t:n o-••1•-.;5t. -•11!9r.u..i.uiaa.. #2.'Cierlcal.Assistant l BAR GIRL lull or part 5'art at $3 per hour. ad· .... This individual will be GREAT.WESTERN as a video dis p lay ~~'fu;.a'cl,';nge? T~~&e;~;.d°in Service Mgr. tune. Neighborhood bar. vancement opportunity rel!lpe>Miblc ror the typ-RECLAMATION terminal opera~o~ for a Jobopeningin buHdiog industry . t', Exc:eUent pay & working C.M. 646-5544 for managemenlhposillo~ '"'ERJCAL ing of invoices. filing and UI007S1 · <:~~776. 1S A. Basic I Four man1 com-busy front . ofrice. Will Brown Assoc. $46-999$. t'Ond.ilioos near Orang B a r t e n d e r s , to $5.50 per our 11 \.oU extension of invoices by •1~ puter. Some expenence Train. Would Wte person ask few-Larry 8Uts. Cou~ty Airport. Sc Female /Male. Apply in qualified-Jo'or more in· Earn Extra Money! med lOkey adder. ls ~e~ar~ble. bu~ wall . wrt.b X·Ray license. In·•----_;;_ ___ _ Service Mgr. person , Tooy Romas formation and interview TYPISTS COOK tra.ID Individual ~th de· 'l«Views: Mon & Tues •DltlYB• HOWAJtDC-.rot.t Place. 2530 W. Coast gotostore82al: Excellent beoerats and Hospital exper. pre· monstrated typing ac· rrom 1·2PM & 6·7 PM. Expanding Co. looking Oove&QuailSlS. Hwy.N.B. ~ .. crownN.Val.11ey PBX compeoftirtivrede spal1ary are rerred.Xlntworkingcon. curaln ~~-~ speed1 · Workt South Coast Dentistry. for people williog to NEWPORTBEACH .._.,una lf(Ue being e · ease ap-ditions & bene fits . .,.._,_.t eovroomen 3105Harbor8lvd,CM wortt.Neatappear.Good •lll<ISTORE• 49S-9950 ACCT CLERKS plyinpersooorcall. Bayview conv. Hosp. with good company ---------1 driving rec. Over 18. Co. At.Tl'OTRANSShoplook· Asst Manager for Equal()pporEmployer 2055 Tburin , C.M . be nefits inc ludi n g 2 vehicles. $3.10 pe r mg for qual personnel. Schwinn dealer. Sal Sl3K REM EX 642-3505. E.O.E. weeks vacalioo after 1 DENTAL Ankt.tt br+incent.ives. Call Eric apply 447 W. Bay St . Must have ,Prior bake Oilld Care help needed KEYPUNCH OPER COOK·HOUSEHOLD ~Caic'!:f~~~tafai~~ =dci~~~i/er~~~~~~1_67J.._9283 ______ _ C.M. mecb exp. i.n 8 store. fo r Chris tian Elem CLERKS a.c.-.or--AlDE suranc:e. Credit Union. RDA pref. 4 day week, DRIVERS, F /time It Babysitter needed our 544-983S. schooF•V I. l683S8rookhursl. 1733AltonMe'" Coople wants conJtenial ctc~~PIE beoehls. 846·2888 or P/time drivers needed home. Prefer lady over BOAT BLDRS-We will · .96J..783l Must bavephone &relia· trvine,Ca92714 mature lady to live-in . ORANGE COAST ~I for clean ll delivery It 40. Call 642-4112 tr a 1 o . Ap p I y 7 am . ble transp. Long & short (714) 557.686() Must be good cook & DA.IL y PILOT ~~~~~~~~~ messenger work. Must BABYSITI'ER 2·~ yr old MacGr':gor Yacbls, IGJl CLASSIFIED assignments. Holiday & Equal Opply Emplyr driver. No heavy clean· 330 W. Bay St. Dent.al cbairside ass't. 1 be over 21 w/cln driving boy. P /lime. Mon & w Placenua.C.M. vaca ti o n pay . m/f ing or laundry. Private Costa Mesa record & knldg of So. Ca 848-1314 8 0 0 K KEE p E R / ADVERTISING Hospitalizataon planl~~~~~~~~~~I room & bath in Corona <Betwecn8AM-5PM 1 YT exper .. 22 & over, m· fl'W)'CallSS7-1435. available. 1-del Mar, view home . CaJlfor appt please 1llal.Jve. CM. 631·1420 •---"--------Babysitter needed Mon-SECRETARY cxper'd The Da1ly Pilot ls seek 1---------1 Ref's. Call afternoon or '42-4 JZI, Ext. 277 ---------•Dnvers ~aaecaU Debby a =!~ft foelt~ f!!~ ~ a~f.e:to ~~~:rf,'!~ CLERK eveomgs.673-8043. F.qual()ppty Employr av~~~~ure ~°fo=~~Pt!'~ --------i building corp In C.M . iog department ror in· Graph1·c COOKS person. Good opportwu· NB&lrvmeatta.Salary --------•Great oppty lo grow s ide telephone sales. DeliSandWlch Sbop, N 8 . tytoleamham&delire· S350+permo.Musthavet 8aaluaa w /company. For appt Tele phone sales ex. 3848 Ca mpu.s Drive Artist/Clerk f\ill Ume position. Great needs PT h e IP. No tail business. Contact depeodab~ lranaport.a-TR I El cMonall Fr63_1·4660, 646·5806 pelnryenfce n, ecesilsedary. Will (Across from =:i~\Ys~~;!tnacge; ~£''!:.1r7::r n f~i=~re _M_ark_._a_t_67J.._9009_____ tioo. 546-023S, SSl -O'ZIZ. HEWPOaTOFFtCE --·-•-· ------1 ~EQ°&~~ENTS OrangeCo.Airportl + benefits. Call Mr. person. CaJI before 3:30 DIE.."TARY AJDE al Con·t---------F.xcellent oppor for ind.iv IOOl<ICEEPEI INCLUD f: Equal Oppor Employer · I I d Gary Westerfield for PM. 645-6401, or wknds valescenl Hosp. Day & DllYBS C.Ox Hobbies, nc., ea · 634-1483 w/mi.n.6mosexp. will To asst Ofc Mgr in a Must type 4SWPM (elcc· ---------Ing manufacturer or ruel appt. 714183J.~70x492. · PM shift. Stable employ· Men « women 2S yrs or performing new accts multi-company environ· tric) 1·--------•1 powered models and Sht>ratoo Newport De!ivery person l8 or over ment. X benefits. Free older. Know the coast duties aa well as ~II meot. Knldg of EDP Dependable CLERICAL radio controlled units for 4545 Mac Arthur. with 200d dnving record. Ins. after 90 days. Apply cities. Net $180 a week or Teller functions. Wilt payroll, A / P, A I R Goodspealting voice hobby /toy Indust ry is Newport Beach. Calif. lie. Automotavt-144SSUpenor. N.8 . more. Orange Coast consider iDdiv w/6 mos systems. Small co a t· Pleasaolpersonahty GENERAL seeking a Graph ic Cooks. kitche n he lp paints & supplies. 27882 Dtr.UM1•cr.HERS Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. cashiering bkgd " mosph/lrg co benef. Sal Salary commensurate A • I s t / c 1 e r k ,.,_ · ea · tr no 11 0.. ~--Herrmann, Fountain ... C t ... J h I ··"lb ri r • · · · · . ~;.-r-. busbo..., for \.An:uno · PIS 8 °'• Part la'me. No evper. 1 -•pm. on a .. ~ o n commenw exp. ""' expe ence + com· ff.esnnrutib uues will 1n .... w~ 1 -r e..,_n Ng el 831-0038 .. Valley. (No of S a ter Lauoat<n•)67$-4SOO. GREATWESTERN misaion. Excellent com-cludear~ and phot~ new se~ood resta,rrant . .._ ...... 1 u necessary. Bayview betwn Newbope ~ LOSAMCRIS RECLAMATION Plll\Ybeneflt.s. Iryouare OFFICE material files, ordering Must .ave expe ence. DELIVERY·Available Conv . Hos.p . <A M . &.:lid) ....... SAV,_S 1800S.Grand,S.A. ambltiom & want to be s upplies, composing ~Y in person. 10065 now. Top pay, good Ptr 642-3505. E.O.E. ·~~~~~~~~~ g M F 714/558-7761 paid for your e rforts Immediate entry level layouts and ruling com· Garfield at Brook.hunt. hrs. Evea. s-9. Moo·FrL , 1.: E.O. · / · pieasecallfor lntcrvlew: opening with p ro· plex forms for printing Ftn. Vly ?f'Call 964-4336 :W-Ollll Di.shwa.sber , DRUG CLERK, after· ~~~~~~~~~Booklreeper F /C for 1'noone1Dept. gressive. conveniently using a T ·Square or fcw-iDWrVlew. . ~QmochslHt. nooos.SUSperbr,exper 'B&nkillCTaUIS travel agency • South MZ-4321, ext. 277 localed Orange County ......,,., .... machine ,..,__ hel Ptr & Ftr Deliver L .A. Ta mes to Ptr n.ites, 2698 Newport not nee. call for appt, eo.tTraveL646--M96 AB.6...u!!..ECO ... ST corporalioo. ---· · .......... ter. P· · stores & racks. Must be Bl.CM. ~ a.ta Mesa pbarmacy. ~ "' Da.y abifts, Mon-Fri. Ap· over 18 have va.o or P.U. •---------6G-410t. NltimedQl,parttime •IOOIQCIBtHS DAILY PILOT Requlrea sharp, self· Candidates must type 60 ply In pe rson. 9·12. Uabil. Ins. $4.02 pe r Diabwasbers Full time.1---------evea • W. for-our So. AUl'OMOT'IYI! 330 W. Bay Street St.ar1A?r capable of haodl· wpm and possess ex· ORANGE J ULJUS. 711 hr +mil Early mom & Apply an person, Tony DIY CUAMlllS a.t Plau office. Ex· "'-~deaJerwlU add ex· Costa Mesa ..... --....,typ'"",filina cellent grammar aod E.BalboaBlvd.Balboa. wbds s4&..8S48 Romas Place. 2530 W. -"--M-. perieoce preferred. Call ~.,, v-··'Op unit _,..~ ~ "' spelling capabilities. · CoaslHwy N 8 r--.-Ralph Kibnlngs, •\ ro;tenced olfieil clerks ""t_, port y andvariousolficedulies. Knowled@e of pnnting COUNTER PERSON· DEMONSTRATORS .. ' COUMTll. P/tl•e 54M081. am Briatol St. t .11-lb~ ~kkeep~nl Employer =:CU:.~.!r:~~ and graphic techniques neat appearance, must Fri-Sat. 10-6. Work near DISPATCHll AM. aa.&a Mela. ma =~a~: .'cr:mUng, Cleenin« people wanted lo and 2·3 ye8!5 experience ~Y people, also able lo your home. 768-5573. Experieuce pref, but not lOISe Bayside Dr. ___..I all I . .., ol' IJen iaalloreqlAred. ~Ip~ the reotal yd. oecaaarv. Full time. ...... Beacb.m.5315 NewAc t DllV. Inte r estin g , '"""".or am c eanm& "e 1erexce tsalary ,_._.. Demonatrators • work •1 Se i 1 __ .~.;.....~------ 11 •• pleasant aurroundlngs, Co . II u s l b a v e levels and complete com· To arrange an interview near borne. Housewares Cuatocn Tow rv ce · Earn atra IDOD8J wor't· n.. .... ~to'.!!'.!!,_.• --v~t()pp... rorOffalcde· ~1/"'ul:lf]~~A\' pao.y btoeflta including contact Perso nn e l~~ forli tootermite Ir sroceriea. Will train. '1$1·1515 I.DC PT • out of '°"r .-.. ~..... __ .. rn _ .......... -See -~-..-_.._ major medical and den· D ep ar tm e nt at .,.,.....,.. • c te· AJao teen. clerical work. DI• eedl~ boiDe.1'1WGD. SIL at our Coeta lleaa 111r. QericaJ taJ. Apply or call Mon-714/546-2551 qd. Exper-In minor con· 1'18-m> ·-;:.1111 exi: dike. ~e pre· HOWAIDct.•r•I ..._,. _ __.9Ll.. day, Wednaday & Fri· · 1tru. Sal negotiable · Dtabco my:xpde· Eled.rtciaa . muat bave 2 lerred. Call Geor11e DoveltQuallSls ---,... day, 10 AM to 1 PM. or CO'* 6CUl2I. DlfMOMSTaATOIS pendaoa toble peni. ·, •• ! 51~t: yrs exper. in comm. w.....,. at Me-2300, 2700 NEWPORT BEACH Unleea you want to earn Tuelda.y & 1buraday, 12 " Pt +a day Moo Fri. ""' won. c1ys m.s.wr al\ Harbor Blvd. Co sta up to $200 weekly Nooolo4PM. CUSTOOtAM your area F t S · Ooodbmef.Salcommen .,.._..· · ' • ......... llJ.0115 P/Ume. lYPUll and ad: lk•lll1s. lftc. We need someone to Car nee . r / at. w1ap•abWUM. ,_..; ___ . ____ _ c.lf ... ,.. a. Drlftn for ChrisUan drelalogsalesletters. No lRANSMASK ASUbtldiaryol clean & maintain our $tl.oT18or88Z·JllOO GREATWESTERN alC1'llCIAM =._.__ 8 b I t 6 8 3 s aper ~ary. Write Leiaure.Dynamlcs,toc. new plant. 40 hr. week. DENTALASSISI'ANT, RECLAMATION ('--IDU) • -c o O • N-A'--1 Ma .... .-A'-• Co., "' W A "-'-l lr t C J.IDOS Q--...a S A ,,____1 •-,__ .. B o .. b t F V -'"~& UOSa:.. arner ve ~ m · umen orp. chairslde, lrofesaional · · ~ ...... · • SalarySlJG=mo. _. .....,....wb~7 ~;.n u ra ' • · POBoxa64-Nl,Dundee, CORPORATION s.ntaAna,C.12'705 ase>Croddy Way, S.A. •~bl ira , or exp . 714 /s.51-7711 Sadd(eb9et p ,llta· __ Elllipao. ______ ,,_._._ .. _ ........ l _F._-t ·-------w.ama E.O.E. M /F ~ ... E.0 .E... 6*3535. sQa v.tjo. I ,..._ HP4tr. -------• ~ui.re9 u --------• _. TC... in ,...... muaceaaHe IOICieU, Ume fo; a.EIUCAL/RECEPT f~r ltlJC1 1pc Dri•• .,..1_.,...,_ DENTAL HYGIENIST -.--A of eoattructlon. To Cllrts dlat.r. -IUna . bual· trade newapapers in Mlwr:;t a..ca.. CA -··-• needed for Perie> olc HB. .....llONST perform Jouraermaa -. You cu Wld your Aoabeim. Phones. typ. -cL•IS-Needed lmmediatel1 for Expand'd f\lndions lie N..w IOI' full tlme, day ~ re,.,an • '8· Nt•pott BHch. hll own buahM!U with out lD· Ing, 1enl o ft dutlea. 17 4114MOIO 1n1ne Compqy apart· reqc1. 3 c1.ys wkA aal opea. ume alUft lo operate 11.11..._ • buiMln••· U!"-; t.nUc req::.~: ~ .... ,.. r/Ulne. (ru)-.2880. Let us fmd pnlfeaa'4Mlal meat eomp&es. hll 6 PrOt .aw·1 • .peuloa h'oal ~ commua.lc•· ,...... • .,..,.,...... -eenw oPtort ., temporary ualgoments part·tlme. Euellent p&aD. n•llCUGl UoN cmter for teCUritJ 'llm nca. mtr•.a. • Call ...... Dawaon cafeteria-female part· WAL wbert you ctn apply ~beMlat·IUforfull "---'Of.._ 11..,.._, 2 _. mainteDaDce opera. ••tltwn.N. ('IM).,..,., time. DO W'lmdt. •-» br. Vartoul dftee d-.Ues, 10 ~~~~~~~~ .-w lmowledae fs alt Ula. e. ApplJ ._ •-.... t lo 1 S me rad Io ~SU. tourtl7M40I lie)' add ft t1Plni a mu1t. I- 1~ M llM CO 1ft •· °"" ~~ Jrt 9' =n · 1 derical es~ llJl)C'IW)NJC Miii. I .... °""1mk1 PreYIOUI office ex· We Appreclate l071C.melba~k .... C.)l.m .1-. preferred. Ell· ..... 0.1 .... ~~~~~-~1r~1H;~ ampva Supenlsor-8 ,..--. or-an •.ccou.ot· YourJillllla NNpe>rtBe_adt ....-10 Dltllal Allt. Do"°" want CelleDt beDeflta. ApplJ lllllfta. Nofet. Good,.,-. ~ ...,.. day, S*.21 hr. at ill llllljor. w Moa·Fri. ·~~~~~~~~~a~ In ortM. UUlla· et: Paid •••lrl7. lrvlH i...-Beaeb H.S. oau ~ klma Hardware. Selec.t tM job that aulta I~ -all youriRDA akllla? 1141 ..... co .... llYos= •I• •••· -KldaBlvd.C.M. fOW'needl.Workwbere. h YourProfuakle l60121. WrtC.mtlladl 1111'111 .... AIRI? c A • I I • Clertcal ·~.Clerk :::.:,~.'°"' u YOU HOME REPAIRS? DE"TAL RECIP · l'tt.,ortltadt ...... 10 Er: J:'::,,:f' _.cu COUMllLIMe IM Need abarp pers on , H?.006I Did JCN know )'OU can TIONJST 4 or 5 d• s -Twtpcw117a.mc. w, "°' ... llTATI. ,.. ll+for retail clothlnf r:eo:u,~~ ..,..suoomo. Bua1 c.~: oc..,.: 25 uderwater w 11:.o.1: ~~aw W IP YOU •tan. to key ••1•'• · ~ .. :flc• • 111-..,. lor 4 •""' olc. E•per'd oalJ. hull cloeolol a.....u -ra•ll• ,.,. •• or M,.,..,;: Hlilf ~.CALL UM-th.fla.CallM2·~'4. ~ IJ overload ~ ror •• Uttlt .. 86790. available. Guaranteed ~•tel "°""I n.-r U/" ir.7t4Mt.-.. ".:.'f:.&:::111:~&~?1~1--------A a11ervtce :a.i7!:~:Jor 1111w ...uw.a to •U T r:.:':..r.::a.~:. ~·.:-:.:.~c:fa _______ __.WalllMIWpt 841-PUotClalltnedAda. WantAdReault.a '42·5«71 IQ,1171 a.6necl .. d01twell f7S.~l •·11& 4 r· t • c )• fl n e 2 ~ n r k • l· 5 ~ t 1 . I • I i I I ~Oftdlr.Aldt!O,Jm .... _.... nll&iwaw..eM • JIM w.w JIM w~ 11 twaw.w 1111~w--.. 71• J4L~~:.IJCili1t!.--~-~-~....:::;_~11111.w_~iioili--~"° .-.. ................. ~ .. -.~ •••••••••••••••••• ••• ................ _ • ............... _ • ._ .................. CZ ....... , ..... ,. Wtilill4 71• .W.Wult• JIM ................ _, uuuo••-AJNSE e.eie.................. J.....--_, ... ••--•••···.· ..... •••••••••••••••••••••••• ... , ••• 11ot11w 1r11 ESTATr PART TIMI ~e.o"'==.~~~~: s.™.-.•'!:l...!..A-~-.-,11 ••• ,. • tr • Rtliable, m•tia,. = Ii& I~ u.. bAH· Work tblfta ateesit ...., ....... _la .....-..vs..-.1 iNI---.,..YMINT I TWAINI... able to.._. .. 1 •• 1 aQJ time from 1-lOPM compeUUve buatoeu. ADt•BftATIOM Of ........., . ~ ta a-y Dlvla MAYIGEMENJ OPP.OPJUNIJY :.~~nw~P~~~· f>'.~ :".:;': =f:.":.:~ H U M T I M • T 0 M I I A C H A.Dt••ITIATIOM OF °' • •t•t. ;-••• M __work,1uri~aun.r. v~ reta1 ~r pre. Aae:IOUtlC'8 ...;.-.-----.--'• HUMntteTOM llA:H ~:;:.vtriJ:,.,r;..D"! Rapid 1af1ry a vaoee· reireG.PleDea~ Y °''Ar,_. · Am 1110, .. :• Per ...... / .... HI.wt.-.. ... •11 meat.Ml-0786 p~u!'atooER S I y........ • ' n. Pill• ... " Iii r =~=!t .... ~~lllllu# ......... --. Cent.er $2.90 Per hour. Th.la ls a CETA f1lnclecl PheOlrl omce Huntlnaton Beaeb, CA. position, which requires Hlllltiuton Joblecurtly A ,.... ....... tw 1l .. t11• ....... a Beacbresidencyandaaincomewhlcb ~~:w.-:~•I ....... ~ s.1' --meeta lecleral Cuidellnee. Ates 141-111~--_,._~-=---t ttJOHUJALARY ~~r wtan :Stab c~~ 21 . ApplicaUons will be available May WJ111EXPERll-:NCE Al 00 's•r11 u.a•11N wi&b orpaiJ.atiuaal and Duties Im: Sales Train· 9th & May ~Otb, from 1-4pQ,\, at 520 v~~u::,~:. superviaory aldll.a. Some infC, recruiting, manag-Pecan, Huntington Beach. ....... ..,.. .$671PwM•• CMJ;BE'J"WF.EN 8·2 • lal.mdry •per p,..ier '1ng-a sa.lee at:aff:-Saluy M$ 7mln Newport Write lo .. fll 1, 0.-, Plot or willing to tra.Jn bright open. C.11557-9998. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!! •OEN'LOt'FICf.• =:;· t!:!W'OJ x:~l~:;l~~~~~~~~I= I M1:c••lcH ...... SIJOPerM_,. Jmrntdi•'* op...nma tor ... 1140, CeeN ...._.Ce. 92616 free meal, apply 9am·l2 l-MANICURISTi ---------~ ma&u.re clerk al wr kr •!!!!•!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ noon. Mon/Fri. Person· to work in plush salon Nurion~ RN'S •_1• ( s I mp I e M • tt1 . u u HOUSlllllPll nel w/eaku)ator req, over· INSPECTOR for growing MAaalon HOTEL G75-3920 Ume. Non 1moker Pt'-'· Mu1l have own car, Computer Peripheral 900NewportCent.erDr MATERJALHANDLJNG LYN'S ferred. 81111~7. A11lt for ~oent.~. f i rm 1n E . Irvine. NewportBeach Pa.rtsSU>ckperson StockC'9ft S671PerM_. Pat or Carol. LSMl Com· -ttOUSBcuras-Higbscbool Grad, lift 50 F4UaJOppor Empty m/f Experience desired not CERTIFIED AIDES ~rLw:ic, 11 B •\Ill Ir P /'l'ime. Xlnt lb. Some shipping/ re· ~~~~~~~~~I requ.ired. Will train. :tO 40 ceiving. Able to read Must pass company Teacllillg Aslfttmt $6 71 Per MOftfh Gui fo'l-iday/Jtl'cept. benefits . 811yvlew Micrometer & other lll· LEGALSECRETARY pbvcical including back bn pt'r w~k. Avlat!on Ml&lliOr, ~ W. Bay St. .,, bl P/time. One man law "'v 639 Unllrt1lted, Mt'adowluk C.M. 6'2·3505 E.O.E. d.lcators • ..;xa e person olc, Npt Ctr. non·smkr. x·ray. Irvine. $40-7 . Airport. 114 6 3422 • desiring permanent job Gdgebl lawexperpref'd. E.O.E. IMG-75i6 ' Housekeeper live-in or & growth. Call Gladys: 644 2644 ~---------out, care tor itmiilJ child. SSMllOl for interview. Salary open. · · or Medical GIRL FRIDAY Ret's. lrva.ne ss&-5880. s:n.2644. Steno-transcribe r . lmrnt'<l opcnani:. Ille typ ----IMSPICTOlt/QUALITY LIGAL SECRET ARY Receptionist tor medlcal lfli, lite 10 kf'y, filing. llous~keergr. 35 yr old CONTROL Law firm w /very in· _of:_c_._545-_9'4_l_. ___ _ BUOTACHOICI! .......... Holpffal C••-..C..t. Pri• ... lhlty Top Pay, Benefits Package, Choice of Shifts. Call or come in and see us! These arc CETA fu nded vo:,1t1ons requirin g Hunl•nuton Beach residency. 1~~n out or the past tw~lve weeks prior unemployment and an ;ncome whi c h m eet s f e d e ral g a idelines. Application will be accepted until 3 PM at 5/9179 at The Employment and Training Center at 538 Main Street. Huntington Beach. 1>leu111.1nt phonl' vo1C'e b 11 ch e 0 r f 8 t h e r · Growth opportunity for terestlog corp. & Ill. Medical/Secretary. Must Sulury opt•n 642·3490 daug~tcr 14• son 11 need ~ with background practice nd.s legal Secy have exp. w /Insurance, help! Will eJCchange R /B •. u OLAZIF.R +t»epenses for lite bkkpg pectioo .,. qua ty w/superior skills inc out-collection, phone etc. IEl.LY HEALTH CARE F.xp'd In r t:li. & nuto & child supervision. NB control of machine parts stancl'g MAG IJ ability. CaJl644-55008·4. jtlass.751·3416 area. 75 1·7125 d ys, ~brearuc~~i~ln a~~~ifi~s~ BeautaJ. r:_pbet Ctrltso~sd MGMNTTRNE RETAIL 213/421-6431 or714fl40-6161 -fi4.5..4628 ev~. · ii·";""m 11 i a r it y wit b ~~·~: R n:iaggert;., STORE. Radio Shack 4300 Lollg leodl ll•d.. Wh I 0 G-R·E-A• T HOUSEKEEPER, 5 dy mHitary specif actions 600 Newport Ctr Dr. Ste has f/tlm~ career open-Lollg leoU., CA tOI07 SALES JOI HOW week. 8 hr day, Npt Bcb be!p(ul. Cole Instrument 1375 N.8 .CA92660. mgs ~ p/tame job !'PPty. Ex rd 645-1828 ft <Np. 2650 Croddy Way, ' operung up now m the . OPEH area. p ' a s oo EOE Liquor c lerk wanted. Npt Deb area. If you i.re One gir l ofc. Mature. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~G OOD PAY. 0 00 0 12--------.A.556-3l ... · · · Night s hift. Exp. pre· military ret or college ~t. good on telephone, HOU RS, GOOD CON-H.5KPR-. exper reliable, INSTALLER/hprd ferred. Good s tarting p-ad or are currently go· lite bkkpg, accurate .tYP· Extruder Operator for plashes fabrication plant. 2nd shift. F.x pcnenee helpful. Apply in person. Fabricatt>d A.ORIST /bfw'd Pa.rt & full time. Salary open Cost a Mei.a st6-22ll O IT I 0 N S . M A N Y own car, perm. day wk. ftE:o pay & yr end bo.nus. App-mg to college & highly u;ig. Sub Cootract~r rirm FRINGE BENEFITS. for d l!iable d lad y . AUTOSTE EO. Jy at 3S30 Irvine. N.8 . motivated for increased Good opportumty for FP~ASJ'ANYGRPORWOl"!_?OCTOf.~S _7_6&_7926 __ .______ U.S.AStereo.556-0421 754-9658. earnings ba st'd on ngbt.pe~:,f~rm.aoent "' --Insurance Salesperson perlormance. Pleas~ ap· position. · · FROM WITHIN. TRAIN IMMEDIATE SALESOFTHE Lot Attend&nt must be 18 ply at: 2700 W. Coa~t Openings for ambitious f' 0 R T 0 ~ PARTTIME FUTURE :i/be~~ts~i~:74~~· Hwy~~~iiACK people. Pt-_time or full ---PHONE ~T'ANl~-?~~·"i%. EMPLOYMENT Ambitious man or AT d C ~O E time Goodmcome1fyou Factoryworkers,S3.60hr. * * ME 0 I ATE Ly ••. -SANCLEMENTE . wom a n pr esently LUHCHCOUHTER an Y orp · 4 • wash. No exper. nee. to start; no exper K "~ y 8 0 A R D The DAl~Y PILOT IS =~~~~y}diTr.:i~i~eh:~ FoodPtepa1atioft Phone898-9696. Plastics, 815 West JBth 1 ________ _ St. Costa Mesa. nece&S., will train. Small *WORK* E X P E R l E N C E consolidating a substan· qualified. W /a minimum Person wanted to work Models OPTOMmlC REC PT pa.int co. nr South Cou!>t JIBLPFUL. WE HA VE ~al part of its dlstribu ~aranteed per mo. allunch count.er in large Wenffdnew fac~s: , .. u :11 T · .; Plaza. A~ply at ~hr OUR OWN TRAJNJNG tion. to. to pari;r routes re· bea.llhfood store. Food Models-Male & Female . .....guna £U s. ypan". n-..,,..., 1603 w We are expanding and l de mplete training pro· f.'/T 9.5 . $650/mo . .-.u..:.,.,,s rp., · need 8 sharp individuals PROGRAM PUT ON BY quanng a ern oon. · gram . Farm ers preparation. Previous J f your fa c e ha s 83>-0422 Alton,SantaA_n __ a_. ---• toeam: TilE COUNTRY'S TOP livery b y motorized Insurance Group. Call exp desirable, not character. is hi g h --------- ,----------, ORGAN S ALE S transportation. 848-5111 necessary. Uniform fashion or looks like the Packers & handlers for '-I PEOPLE. CALL AT •Liberal income al----·------furnished. Medical & itarlnextdoor.Call foran plas tics fabrication 1Factory I $8 PER HR o N c E F O R lowanceplusbonusplan insurance Property & Hospital benefits.Apply appointm e nt for u plant. Apply an perimn. tHOUSEHOL I INTERVIEW. ORGAN •Short working hours <7 Casuality assist. acC'ount Lindberg Nutrition. personal interview. You Fabncaled Plastics. Jnc. I I EXCHANGE . STAN daysperwei:k> e x ec. Ex p e r nee . between Carous el & could be modeling as 815W 18th St CM I BLUES!! I PART TIME! NUNN714/S86·7302. •Excellent parttamc 1.n· Minimum 2 yrs. incld. Bullocks, lower level in early as ntxt week' So · · -=----- I Knllu I -----come typing. Xlnt benefits . So. Coast Plaza. C.M don't hesitate, call now, P(r count.er/yardman, 4 ..... , I WlTIIOUTSF:LLINC; GUARDS For d etails contact Fred S. James Ins Askformgr. askforHazel days. wknds. Mech in· I has~ cri I SALARY + HONUS Foster Ouellet 496·6800 Brokers. Call Maurine ----"------1 631·5600 cllned. apply : T1ces Ren· 11we hav~ to.ng & short11 (;ollegcStudents Full & part time. All between 9:30AM·7PM 752--0990.E.O.E. LVN'S NewYorkWest t.aLs 1705 S. Coast llwy term ass1Rnments Welcome af· re.ahs .d UAnifo2r1m s M-F. ______ •-·· ModeltogAgency _LagunaBch..:_ ___ _ lava·11able for men &I NoExiwnt>nCC' uroas e : ges or r---------, ""'urance Day shift. 59 bed fac 875W.l6tbSt,NB I over. Retired welcome. Industrial · GENIER.AL Offf~E Xlnt working cond. &I•--------PART·TJME earn great I women. Necei.sary No expen ence nee. App· I Personal Lines Position. benefits. Bayview Conv. money w /little e ffort, I bpBechotlic I nUILDER'SCENTER ly Universal Protect ion I Mo large insurance agency 29055 Thurln. C.M . ---------fantas tic oppty for I Alu...... I GenenlEIKtric Service. 1226 W. 5th IE • , hasimmediateopenings &\2.3505 ... E .0 .E. MOVIEEXTRI(' anyone wbowantsabet· I A.uei...,_T,_ I Call553-0693 for Street, Santa Ana. In-I Xpertence. for persona! lines posi· MACHIHESHOP 1W ter bfe. Call for appt. NXOPER. Oper's for t elephone answering service. Must be able to work some weekends. Typing 35 wpm r equired. E x perience preferred or will train . Many com· pany benefits. Full tmw or part time, day & after noon-evening s hifts available. Plea se call Mon. thru Fri. 5434230 E.O.E. PBX • Ans. F a mily grown . divorced. Widowed ? No skills· will tram. Interesting work. Vari e d s hifts . Call 631·5640. M·S, 9·5, appt. PEOPLt: PERSON t:xec. looking for 3 key people to help manage a wholesale retail bus1oc:;:; p/time. 557-0215. ---PEST CONTROL TRAINEE Steady joh for right pet;s00. Profit shanng & group health. Apply 9.5 Thurs·Frl. Lloyd Pe:s t Cootrol 566 E. Oyer Rd I I-' H'a+h'g I ...... orded message terview hours 9-12 & 1·4 I G I Kelly lions. Ex~r heUpu.I . but sought by Ho llywood Ron964-2636 ... --' • w Mon tbru 1'1'1. e not necessary. x 1 n l Production help. t'ull & movte fu rn. S20 $200 pt'r 1 1 Foridift 1 -----I E~·enc:el sa la ry., compan y P(r.646-6001 day poss. Looking for PA.LTIME PHOTQ/ComterS•s ' DriYWS I Food prep. Mo n -Fri, I • benefits. Call Judy in MAUL MFG. INC. outgoing 18-70 yr olds lrT Custom Photo Lab seeks 7 2 PM . U n 1vers1 t y GUARRDITY I W & HlcJllh Fullerton, at 871·7722 , __ 1.59S __ M_onr_o_v_ia_._N_._B_. _1 wanting to break &nto R. E. SECY sharp person for F /limt• lcall or come ln today 11 AthletacClub.752790a SECU I O.OfO.-call Kathy in Fountain MAID-Supervisor. movies. (714> 535-0120. Wanted for Newport employment in Counter S.A. Ip aid a cation s . ·--· A ~art·time .& full time I Fcnorih C•hMlrl Valley. at549-8161 experienced, salary ext 94. VlDEO CASTING Beach Brokerage Farm. Sales. Must have photo I Bonuses Never a fee! I For Top Clas;> Le~ al pos1llon available, ~ould I M~ y Insurance """'"· 642.~ SERVICE. lnow in 4th 3 days per w~k. Salary knJdg & enjoy dealing · I Message spa in C M · 1 n c I u d e eve n 1 n g . --• • • • ....--year). based on expeneoce. Ex· w1poople. Call54G-6232. IE ~. Salary +profit sharing graveya rd and /or IMail Room Helpers, PRE S T I G I 0 US Maid'!. apply The Inn atl~~~~~~~~~ ccllenl working cond•· • Girt" I & bonus. We P. rov1de the weekend hours for ma1or llnserters & Pre.'!.'> Roomt AGENCY La 211 N c ti ~ •·ons. Send r"""'ume to: Photo hool "A"' .,A.,., I N t B h d guna, · oas MUSIC BIZ .. "~ DRCVE UP Ph boo h • sc .<>'IV"......... South Orange Count y 1ope r a l ors n e eded P · c ·nee s llwy,J..agunaBeach 1000 Quai l . ll l 60, ,. olo t se R •Ces GEHERALOFC P/T shopping center. Ex-1ammediately in Lagunal secretary. Combination -Person to dnvc owner Newport Beach . Ca., 1 n C d m. s ,. e _k s Irvine penence necessary. Ex· INiguel.(Men &Women~ person al ltnes/com-MAlDS WANTED: Good drulyfromLaguna toLos 92600 AUention :Gwen. employees . 2 Sh1fh 833 1441 Bk k Pg. A I P . A IR . cellcnl fnnge benefits for 111 or over>. This is 31 mer cial background. pay Harbor Inn Motc·I. Angel-Musa·c· Ba7. + avail, 8am·l :30pm. J .Jo rJi. 8 . .. C D pa) roll . Constr. exper full tame . Apply lo '"'rrect opportunity ror'I Salary comm. with ex-714/675-3463, 1800 W. workin""'otrice.494.7436 to 7pm. Call T e rra 21; ~~t'::~tr. r nec.Call54S.9281. ad#-449, c/o The Daily ls'ENJOR CJTIZENS per. Please reply P.O. BaJboaBlv<iN.8 . PART TIME 759·1140or640·9551. lhmtington Beach 847-3498 ·3907 Warner Ave #215 Ge--n-e-ra_J_o_f_fi_c_e.-M-a-tu-r-te Pilot, P .O. Box 1560· IHOUS EWIVES andl Box3097.Npt.Bch.~6l --------1 ••MlnefyWortc•• FULL TIME self starter , pleasant Co6t.a Mesa,CA92626. !STUDENTS to earnl MailDepartment Seeking industrious $600-$800 t-0lephooe voice, typing extra money. PACICER person with knowledge of Prac rem n ur se e ld widow, CdM. Live-in. It bskp. ckng. ref. 644·9666 Laguna Niguel 831-1)542 27957 Cabot Road 50 M f'r' C II Call or apply at: JANITOR . horticulture & plants. l Now accepting a pplica · wpm. on· 1. a No expenence req.wred. yrexpr. req'd. 0A2.ou"". Jerry 531-08119 to 5 GUARDS 27957 C9ot load .,.. oouu lions for employment. PRJVATE CLUB ---· Ml-...I Immediate need with Wil ling to tr a an toi..:...._.:...__:__ ____ N 0 exper i ence General offiloe part time. LaglllCI.,..,....... progressive company pack~ge educata.o.na l NURSES AIDES necessar y. We train. dExayP~'.dwweaie'Ueesndsn~oledy. Equal opportunity Employer MIF Reliable, mature person. SECURITY IEL[~ located near Orange mateni.Js for maahng. Phone bl wn l -9pm . good typist, use 10 key County Airport. $3.17 per hour to start. State cert. only. $4 Pl'r 97~3861 673-3515 add. Call for addiUona.1 Six month review. Ex· hr. Xlnl benefits & wo rk· ------1p R 0 D U C T 1 0 N info. & wages 545·4050. IT PAYS TO !::· E.r1v •<..:. e:.:. Requires individual to ceJlent benefits including lfll? l-OOd. Bayview Conv. PART TIM' WORK ER 2nd hif 545-1000 SEE US clean various offices, free dental plan. Ap(>IY 2055 T h u r i n. C . M . -, workers, ~hift sdaf::,.~~ ------.-.-~--Gen .Offi li bk Comeinandseethecit· lll-0542 et.c .. onswing shiftbasis. ~rthA~£n:Crvace 642-350SE.O.E EVENINGS tial & gd benf. Contact Female Companion for eral ace. te · citmg things that are or nter, · ar'Q3r. NURSES AIDES Dave Pope642-S254 . handicapped man. N kpg, good on phone~ happening at We ll s '"'-,833-1441 We offer excellentsalary ~~t"y:m:i~;:~. P· .7-3,:~11. Approved cert. /\dultswithoutstanding.------nursiog Ute house work Newport Plumbing Fargo. We need ex -levels and ru~hly com· ...... ._. _______ trairung program. Mesa attractive personalities PRODUCTrON & coo'k ing Prefer Heating.~ pe rienced Security Equalopportunity petitive benefits includ· ---------1 Verde Conv. Hosp. 661 who enjoy .working wit TRAINEE pensioner. SOme one wh ---------1 Guards in Employer M/F ing paid major medical MAIL SUPPLY CLERK Center St. C.M. kids. Over 21. Start a Rubber hose products. needs a home. May have General ----------4 and dental. For con1·1 Transamerica Jnsuranc .... URSES AIDES $3.50 per hour. Phone lrvme area. Must pass part time job. Sml YOUSETTHETIME 1"'-/tt.wporthach 10nauon biting? Local slderationapply or ca Cobasposopeninmai " 642-4321 Ex t. 250 . company phys ical in· wages+rm & brd. Car a YOU .. CIC THEA.REA ScintaA.na/A.ltahelm Alnway Dist. can help. Monday, Wednesday & rm. Duties inc mailio 7-3:30 & J..11 :30. 41 bed. BETWt:t:N 4:00·5 :0 eluding bac k x-ray. must. 642-0463 ... , r..•rtOft/8--Park _957_-0250_______ Friday, 10 AM lo l PM. sorting & ordering Good salary. Country PM. 54().7639. E.0.E. " or'Tuesday,&Thursday, maint forms & ore SUP. Oub Conv. Home. 20362 AskforA.n*ea FWshBIDept.~mo WERHDTHEJOI CostaMHa&the IHSIDIESA.US 12Noonto4PM. plies.Shldbeabletohf Santa Ana Avt-. C.M. EquaJOpportunity P /T work from your SupervlMry experience ATHOCOST WhlttMt-area lmmed. openings for &carryupto8Slbs&b ~54:_9-__;_306__;_1 ______ Employer home, you.r own hours. in2ormoreofthefollow· TO YOU .responsible, mature self JRANSMASK good w/numbers. Prev1 ___ __;_:........=-----1 Good money . Ca 11 inglielch: TYPISTS IMMEDIATE starter who co m · mailrmexphelpful.Cal NURSES AID ES. a ll PA.YROU/Pfl'MllMI ... 962 __ ._3232 ______ _ Electro-static painting WAREHOUSE OPENINGS municates easily with · 556-1'100 ext 302 for appt s hifts . apply· at 1555 ADP sys. multi-co. t1m4:e1--------- Productionsewing ASSEMBLY for supervisory leve l others. Sales experience CORPORATION ~ualOpptyEmployer. Superior Ave, NewPorl cards for approx 15 Outdoor furniture as t er c rs up to· I b t ot u.1 d Beach. plo · d es . 1 1 SECRETARIES secun yo 1 e · a pus u n req re . ~dute-.ce em yees, union u . semb. slrappmg/ ac ng Call us today-we can $4.25 Per Hour Wtll train. Must have hte 3952 C Dri ,.._ --------1 group ans. Good bener Order processing -flndthejobfor you. with one of the nation's typingskills. Cllllplt •• Needhandymanwithcx 'o'7,1 SaJcommwtexl)t'r. Shlppinglcreceiving. VICTOR largest guard services. 557-0825 tt.c1"'°'4>rt51e40oc·60h,8COA perienceinminorplumb ce GREATWESTERN ~tlOltL.eodMcNt. Applyinpersonlo i4> !ng & electrical. paint SomethillCJ RECLAMATION Jleliarc Welding & foour· Ta~ Cll 'f Senlce1 1ng, carpentry etc. Appl F I!.. Ul)O s. Grand. S.A. RA.DIA.TOR MAH Eic,pr'd or young man who works well with his bands. Will teach. Freeway Auto. 2624 2 Avery Parkway. Mission . ingexperieocedesirable N.I. 556-8520 Mon.·Fri .. 8am-5pm INSPECTOR TRAINEE Equal Opportunity at 1555 Superior Ave Or m;;..-eryone 714/558-7761 Should be conversan Org 835-2622 1532 W Commonwealth To learn all phases of in· £mployer m /f /h Newport Beach. *Clerks Viejo . ~u=~h~clu~~..._E •. o •.• E •. ----·M-/F•I Fullerton, CA spection. bMu!tx· pRassl~~~~~~~~~ *T-a.... .--.. physical & ac ... ay. HelpW.t.cl 7100 MAINTENANC *~.-:~-- iftC eet-upa Mon.· Fri.. 8: 304: 30 jlrvi.oeii.i54Q.i 7i639i .. i. Ei.oi.iEi. ··········••• •••••••••••• •• ~ 230WWamer, Rm217 BKtrtMOtatfc "Hiit.AL OFFICE Santa Ana, CA * leceptlolll1t ,...,. Position available at our MACH1N1Sla PERSON * A.ccomlLs Prefer operator ex· Costa Mes a facility WB.LS FARGO Cox Hobble9, Inc .. leading manufacturer of K :=."" perieac«i with Raoaberg Various duties includlng GU "RD fuel powered engines. models and radio Immediate opening wit * •n•'°" R..E.A.equipmeot,paint-typing 55+ wpm. Some "' controlled units for the toy/hObby Industry progressive. convenient· f ing tubular producta. gen e r 81 of fl ce ex · SERVICES has the following apenlngs: lylocated Orange Count 1 We have Jobs for you .. 1 Rate r .......... _.7 to S5 5 perience he lpful. Ex. Divis·1on of Baker corporation. '1 · now! Work a few days, pr bour7· 50 bours Pe cellent working condl· Protection Services . a week, a full week 01" wet. Overtime lf de-lions and benerJt-s lnclud-MODEL MAKER Our opening for a mam· I more ... the choice Isl 8'red. bu dental plan. Phone Equal OJ)Portunity Ouallfications Include mold knowledge. t.enance person require. IYours. Meet new peoplel O.compan_yistbelead· Bfl l Watkins, (714 ) EmployerM/F obtaining and setting up wOOd and metal experience in wate 1on a variety o fl in1 manufacturer o 549·4200. E~ual Op· 1---------1 tooling machines. building exi>«lmental treatment and general 1assJgnment.8. I =~~caa. ual aluminum.,.~port~uoit~~y~E~m~p~~oy~er~. ~~ molds. building experimental metal, WOOd plant a nd machinery IT op pay , pal di llOWM r: ..... _________ ~0~Y~~h!'!!°f:g b~ aruS plastic prototypes. mainteoaOCe. 1vacatlona, refer ral .IOIDOM ,. GENERAL neceeaary. 588-2218 We clfer excellent salary bonuses. Never a fee. SANTAANA LABORERS HelpWant.ed MOLD MAKER ~Ce,cr:Pfa9!Tu~~IJ IL[[" J9JI.~ Privat.eDaySchool. The Individual we're seeking muat have a miQor medical and den· ~ .;J 7U/17'Mlll JIAIMrr~ 648-1444 thorough underetandtng of tnJectlon tal. For consideration R.OllST UDIG• retail ._unery ...r. crMU•• people fo ran It put tlnMt perma ... Dt PO•ltlOftl. Mus hne~mfJora deli1D. s .. celleot ,_op ~to Work ID .......... eett1Qt. "-8llDlr In person, lbdlna"frl 10511 1 •AIDlt45 -u==· COii .... .w molding and die casting, and will be aubcnlt your Jett.er of In· ll'SEMl.ERS HOTELMAJD familiar with 11tand4rd mold m•klng quiry olr. resu me t S ERVICES Call or Come ln Today Irvine 83S-l441 Al Laguoa lkh reaortf!:ay machinery and tools and able to work Penonne PACKERS -~-~-·-aca_uoa_& ~ under minima! supervision. Must h ave reliable Houaecleaoent.oworkfor We offer a competitive wage •nd benefit• tnme. It pbone. Loa1 • Jtoice's a..t.ct>' . Ana. package. lbolt term U1lpmeat1. Tuel·Frt. a.s. 1800 For c:ontldentlal Interview call Penonnel Holfda1 •vacation P•Y· Houaecleanera needed De"artment 1t 714/546·2651 °""'__.Y et HOJf!.'.!.!llutlon plan 11 u • t b a v e 0 w a' " -1&0& E. Wtmtf Ave .. Senta '.An•. Ca. av · tr:'J:rtatlon.. e..·11 Ir 92708 W VOLT I ., I I' ' _.. • .... A _2ru . e are an equtl opportunity ..-• '"' .. _, emf)loyier M/F. flaulecleanen I Esper. Ir car DeeelMl'1 for work. Sl 15 br. to train.14H180 Housekeeper wanted , IOID8 child care, f'/T. M·F, Hn lQ.8 nexlbl•. llef'I req, Good Hlat"J. N.B.-.-aflllPM. TRANSMASK CORPORATION 39:==·· F.Qua.I Opportunity' ~ployer m/f /h 2102 Bualnea Ctr. Dr. Sulte208 HWdlngtco Beach 8'7.,. 89111 Warner Ave '215 • · · Equal opportunity M.anasemeot Trainee for Employer Mir fail food. mual have ~ ,...,, cominl •Hndwich exp. --Call Jeu Sall tblnp fut wlUl Dai ,....,,,,.._1251. Pllot Waat Ada. PROOUCflON • MATERIALS SR. SCHEDULER & SCHEDULER Cox Hobbies. Inc .. has immediate e>peninga for energetic Schedulers with 3-6 YMrS experience. Candidates must have expeflenc• In scheduling manpower planning, expeditll'Q 8 .0 .M capacity planning. Positions Involve high volume prOducts. Injection mold. screw machines and assembly line production. Individuals ahOuld hlWe aome. college with APICS. 1eadershl1> CllPlbttltles and the ability to handle projecta wtttl minimum suPefVflion. We offer competitive wages. and an excellent benefits pact<age tNlt lndudel paid holidays, vacations. alck l81ve. retirement plin. cr.clil uni°", medioll. dental and llfe lnturanoe. PleaM oontac:t Penonnet Oec*tment It 71•1646-2561 or IC»IY In '*'°"to 1llOI E Warner A~ .. Stnta Ant. Ca. 8270&. We are an eQUal OQOOttunity emS>tovw M/F • ....... ~ • • .. e ·n m le .2 g d n •r k Ii ,. g r l SALIS $25,000.$10,000 .,...., ..... ., ... ow IMIUIAMCI IUSIMISS m:Rrl'ARV Executive ~!~ ..... ?!~,~~~ ..... ?!.~ Mond!r·Af?t!•301 ,..,. ..... ~ 1011 •• ,. Emple>ymtn& . ............................................ . CASH PAJD W1hr/Dryr1/Refrlt1. workina °'not 8157..aW DALYPl.OT ................ ,., ... hu 011t1&Hdln1 op ~, , .... ., •t•rut ~th • dpamtt Data Proe1111t n1 f'ltm • .._._ .. .._. 1peclaUal11 In dent•' • M 11 p •u H rv1c.. Loo"•• rot Secretary/ THI ... PLOYMIMI' a TIAIMIW. ADMIMIS1'1A110N OP HUNnH•TOM llACH AOt. alae left hand door .... ... rehiS. Good oond. Cop. ................ . aa .. .,. who Lt ~pie • ....... 2 '&':":'-orwlofd.bulood YC'tbll . o..... .. c-.r .w. . ., M<'r9'.an•1 ex peri..nff :nd ri au me w~tc!P.~!.~1~!.. • At••"°'' I tt'-....... ~,..... ..:;.pw..:..;.;... '11:.;.00.;.;,__. f7S.8;...;_;;;;l..;.;10;........ __ I"! 0 11 P A R E 0 U R -------• ,._ PhlJ --1ri 17 I PJUCIS. fl RaJ. Beaeb IPBCIAL TlllS wsa ft:: area~ S: S:i.r. ~ Clt lea r u d d u u U1ed Baldwla l&udlo W.BaySt. Ntwtort Blv • Cll. -. UMd Yamaba fall ..... Affl. Cll Mew or ~ IOI' appe Iii ---p~ IBS * IM,~......_ .... _+t.tr"vttW~ un6qUf <lpl)Ortunll)' offer I d111 er1 1ly and w .... , MH•lll1Sltopl ... ...._ amoAeoraao '*°· N.- CE electric wuber, dcyer Miu I 1 II• I Brtmlalll Bepncy lplaet Dirt Y-. 171-7740 Of!HTAl. PRACTICF. SYSTEMS combo.~ ..... •••••••••••••••••• st4t. U1 ed Klm'ball -SpiDtt-\ Gu & electric. Whirlpool Famlb'lboel ''beftprtce BRIMHALL PIANOS e to a 1barp lA 1d m3 P'alrvN"W Rd o.&a (,' • TlA/NGil*Oeat m The above are $2.90 ~~r hour. These dryem. Good coadiUon. ever". Buy f pn 1et tbe to!:~~~ are CETA funded p0sltions requiring siooea.M.WUS 7lbfree.5'0-20lt 11,..,2, IAUS M.AMAeB •f1' SEC R ETAKY l!CXQ;UTIVE Type VO, S ti 110, non 1moller preferred C II J 1u:k WiU.007U~ "n. IM'klc:'tt'd lndlvldua I mu•t -btt N11>•bt~ ol ba.ndlma heavy pbonet wld a variety of oClke fl.loctiona . 1nr ludlnf, ot rou ru, l•p1na Ap prCJ_prlalt 'backjlround and txperJe nc.-1• r e Huntington Beach r esidency and ~ 1020 ~~ current unemployment and an income ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5hp210saJDa)'t.ODaJrcom· H•••ww--.a"' The 1~ known for lh rtnest In men'a • women's Europe-an ru haons throu,hol.tt So. aJLr is tookin~ ror a Of' 4 8f(Kres5ive. (ashlon onented RUYI & ~uls who buvl" a d rtnlle f11hlon background & manatt ment potentli.1. We have immed full • part l1me poaitioos avail. 1n our current cxpal'\SJon program. S I ~ comm + company benefit . Coll for uppt Mon lhru S8t. lOum tipm. 'RETAKY 0C Alrvort area, r••I c-1latt• dt' velop er1 n ~~d tlltt:fti.arJ /of C' .. II Ulan l Mull have t y p1n1 fl>WPM, SH 110, prtfer 1tnowled1e or ho u1 llu.lldln« bus loua will tr&in Ir M't' QIU 549 1387 which meet s Federal guidelines . Ladiee 10.spd Peugeot, r.:;:.•or w/2 100· air ~ ...... ~ A li U ill be ed b like new $100. 833-1689/ · l pulodt nall gun. MOM•ICH EPP lcai onsl ~-T . ~ccepCet teat t538e 774-GIO -~--·-----Llte~at ~e mp oymen .. rammg n r , ... CAA. aacriflce . M 1 ~~ ff Un to Be h Ludwil drum set. 6 pcs, __., w, otfe:r excellent aaJary !!!!a!n!!~!!!! ~!.!!!un!!!!g!!!n!!!!a!c!!.!!!!!!!! ,,.,..... 1030 echo b I owe r . La wn 1_Pri_ • .:...~..;:;·_. •~-·li_OIM ___ _ kvcllandromplc.-w com • ••••••••••••••••••••••• equlpmeoL645-8728 urlitzer Spinet , Id p11.111 be~Clla ltlcludl.na .ypes elter Ex per. Oo Mmolt.a Xl-:7 body only or ~ h.p. eiattamao paint caad. M1111ueU, make of. tnaJOf' m«d1cal and dlfn S.ro.JRITY GUARD for CompSet 510 with 504. w/Fl.7 lens with case. spraye r, w /gun & re · fer!! 111-5670. AD.ytlme. CAii ApPly or call Moo· pvt Npt fkh club, 12 Mad· Airport area. The Ofrlce. 56&-3770 gulator. Like oew. $125. dAt.Y Wedncedoy & f'rl rute to 9am. for main 549-21.88 1910 Player-Plano teblt, d&&,Y: to AM to l P M or gate control & security •--------Dogs 1040 ~ 50 tolls, $2,500./besl of· Tul'Sd.1ty & Thuriday. 12 patrol of property. Call TYPIST, Z.3days per wk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O'Neill Supenu.it. Taped rer. 6'4-1138. Nomto4PM forappt,~5000ext 520. Flexible hours lr1s b Sette r puppies. seams . Used once lV ._.. quired. 642·8296 beautiful. 8 wks, AKC. <kleln'lfit $110. 548-0256 NA. shr.o THI LOOI 644-4500 Sec~tary E•t·c with 5horthand, OOwpm tyµln1t '"' ..., ..... c ...... 1 Our prov~ traminll ·+" pers onal In o ff 1c l' ~ wlll br\ng your i UCce&S' Aisk .-bout our 1ncenlute commt11100 p lan U p to 80% Ucenaed or Wlllcensed rmy call for conlidenllal u:Urvlew for Costa M es11 o r Ne wport are a s . 645-7221. Ask for Dan Walleatioe. ~. R~EPTIONIST· Who en· joys people & can handle busy phone . Musl be fashion consrious for elegant salon. Opportuni· ty for advancement for right person. Richard Oue llette Salon. 200 Newport Center Dr. 92660 -----·---- Shot.II. $100/olr. 973-0789. & lra.n c11pt1nn ti ltllh1 TRANSMASK SEC:U•ITT Typist 65 + wpm, growth net'd~ for demaodinu OFACH potenlial. $650. Airport En g I 1 s b S p r Ing e r FtwoodS l lF ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c Barga':~ .,t Cd.~: COLOR PORTABLE 19''. 9116-2:51581898-2312. J .C. Penney. W a lout Int-•• Job wilh lont: hrc &. '10111e A part·lime & full-lime area . 957·9331 · Sparuels. M IF. 1 wks old. 1-Ull A part tJme people lr•v~I ~u a1y comm CORPORATION pc~utioo available, could -~eves. needed to run cuh re· With expt!r St.•ml tc uml' 1 n c I u de e v c n i n g • Typtst to operate Xerox 11.1ter & help prepare to L.a~wia Mgt Inc U~ 3952c Dri g r aveyard and /o r 800 e le ctronic l yprng FreetoYCMI 1045 era.In cabinet, AsldD& ARPETS DIRECT· $1501bstofr.6f.5...9866. food aerv~d over lbe Glcnn~yre, Sulll' T . °"'P"' ·~ weekendboursformajor <1ystem. Will tra in ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'OW'llcr. Apply In person Lquna Be.irh, 92651. Newport leaclt, CA South Orange c qunty Knowledge lntemat1onal Free to good home, Old Moo Fri &see Pal --s hopping center . E x Geogra ~by d esirable . English dog, male, AKC Beige nylon plush, $3.95 yd Balboa carpet Mills 1374 L ogan , C .M . s.&-8181, 675-$906 'nlEANTIQUE GUILO Sec relary , full l•me EquaJOpportunlly perience necessary. Ex New offices m Irvine. reg,9mo.49tH396 U!OI E Dyer Rd career opportunit y , Employerm/f/h 11 tfri ... _ f ts f PhoneSusan.559-6901. Jotm Wayne Tennis Club strong typing 11omc d lr •-~~~~~~~-c..oe en . oge..,.,oe 1 or KJllens. free to J(ood F i i M b bl _ Sao_IJl_Ana. 7_~1_·3_1B_l_ t.aUoo. Ap~y'in person, 1 full t ame . Apply .to T y pl st /Rec e ~li o ol s t home. 2 F . 2 M, eves on· am Y e m e rs p. ""· Fu ..._________ adlf.450, e /o The Daily Archi'"""'~ ofc. as open· Iv , ... ,, n'2'>G Fordet.ails 731-8741 RN needed lmmedlatell nor ...... t.o. r. tint~s at'" II p 0 B ...a"' , _............ Newport fkh Doctors 0 . Robert Bien, Wm Jo 1 rost Se-cret• 'l(C'-"' P ot, · · ox 1560, mg for outgoing. aurac· _:_ -Water softener, new fuU y rice . venipuorlure. & Aasoc. 1401 Quu1 St , TobaJ>dlerea estate in· Co!;taMesa,CA9262S. uve person w/good typ fw11itwe 8050 automatic . $275. F.KG. Exper only Xlnt NB. __ _ _ vestor accounts. Com· iog s kills. spe llin ll: & ••••••••••••••••••••••• m.1689/774-6500 (' ti , ty I " d Se · St t Atl telephone techniques CASH PAID oppor Part Ume. Call Secreta ry/Girl lo'riday muru a ons. P n,. an rv1ce a ion en· &rbMS 1183 buslrless math skills es· daol, exper'd. Day & Exp'd. lrvme area. Call For gd used furn, anlJ· -· Expe ra e nc•t• & se lf sent1al. P rder e x Eves. Full&p/llme Ap !J'l'S.5120 ques&ptrTV's 957-8133 ROlfT'ESALES molavatcd wath bright p e rie nc e d . m a ture ply Shell Station, 17th & No layoffi.. no i;lnkes. pe ri.ooaltty for s ul·· persoo. Benefits and ex· lrVme. NB. WP~tressespart ~i:':.itep~~~te * * I BUY * * r~rm. person lo Sl'rv1rc c~sful growmit C. p A cellenl location Phone l'OWl'"" club. 644-54-04 Good used Furniture & Kenmore washer & e lect dryr $150. Sliding glass window 4'x6' $35. SoUd pecan coffee t bl $100. Im-~ Nice 25·• color TV. 2 yr warranty, free delivery. 1118. SM-1786. lollh&W.W ,,., .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Scara b·330 TS out· drivea. 8S hours. Loaded! ~ mph plus. Stored oo trailer. Must seU/best ol· fer 73l.a2161 ..... 546-l 2001workt Aak for J erry Perkioll est accoonti. F.arn to ~::pomit ~r:n g~ ,c o. Mrs.Viaat644-8824 ServSlaHelpncc<frd im -w-' --Applrnnccs -OR I will SCRAM·-lETS S300wktostart.S57·9988 r a . a ary i---------med. Full lime day or WANTfODRIVER sell or SELLforYou Sea Ray , 1974 over - -SAU-_S_/_G_EH~ W-0-Rt<-~:-:,.52-fH.X)RET~RY -• - -r:!!;.~·rt.&~1y 990 ~. Cst SUMDA.Y OMLY MASTERSAUCTIOM ANSWERS nighteri rs r Mer.c. LEARH EHGRAVIHG ~ " SECRETARIES To deliver Daily Pl11Jl 646-1686 & 833-9625 1.lther -Ounce -crwser, o s o eqwp. Noack Trophy Co. EXECUTIVE Sewing/Production . Hot bundles to carriers. Rl' ___ Arbo Su b menl. lo hrs. a beauty. 646-3141 MJiture J>08 r Air Balloons. Exp'd or ~uires van or large s ta Wa te rbed w /Stora ge , ~-ious~r -P.P.846-94_18 ____ _ ---/ ~· ~ave perso£ Lang and short term as· will train M/F 642 3545 lion wagon ancJ a good l'Ornplete. must see to ap· Tile big ttung in America 26' Eddy craftsportraaber, SALt;S wf 1 •: er entry stgnments. Holiday a nd SILK.SCREENERS driving record. Phone preclate $300/0r best of. today lS garage s ales. sllp avail. Call 642-4644 lntcrestan~ work sellio 0 · ow·linr,ou gh ell· va cat i o n p ay . 2·4321S aod a sk 0fo r Cer.~·9413 --You pay for a garafce _ask for Harvey. Trafte Art Wall arces penence um1lure or Hunt. fkh. Mofgr. needs II rry eele o on ,.., related field ro ag Hospalalizalloo pla n f a · Y r II' wht sofa tuxedo slyle. what you w.t.-d lo pay or "----- . .~ . . ' I • ltlCEPTIOMIST Busy. friendly office suite seets enlhus1asuc. lake ·c ha r g e pe rs o n w/typll\g skills & good phone personaltty. In terest1og & varied a s· SlgnmeoLs. Super J>t.'Ople & attractive work e n· viron!Tlt!nt. Near South Coast Plaza. Call for de· flair for mt. decorat10 . I I . f r r . available. person o r prec1s 1on Williams. p1-..i Ill brn velvel 1.Jkc a house 16' deep V Mitchell. 140bp.. helpful P:1rt o r Full gressive rv ne um m r. stlkscreen prinllllg & lay EQUAL """ ·-"---' tbo--' &6 Type 50+wpm, frool of outs Mm1mum I yr. exp. • new $250. 2 orange velvet -"""-"• OU &<u .ere ' tune . Wiil tr:11n. Call Ms flee appea rance. T op 7141894-~l OPPORTUN ITY malchm.: chairs, ver y For Sale Mesa Ve rde crw.ser. 4 cyl., reg gu. _!luru_c_._848·937~-~P_M __ sal~ & benefits. Sub· EMPLOYER good r ood $75 ea. Ory Club Goll. Tennis. ~auJeage. '75 Vaoaen I St alio n e r~ S tore ir1 ----"A"1049 swimnuog equity mem trlr 6 seater. !'Im cabin . m.tl resume w/sa ary re· Warehouseman ll ~!>l> ,_,. _. ____ "'-'"·p.631.3450 all cxtras r>IVVI oA<> "'A"" quirements to Box 402. Corona del ar nl'eds ex· p e r s o n fo r f a b r 1 c .,....,.u • --.. . ......,........,. $14K $20K Da~y Pilot. P.O. Box 3848~.r,:1vr1ve fl6~~ 5s~~:s.1~1~i !~~: wareho use. Good o p ~~~la~:s's c~~r.;u~ Mlllkal I aCt5PM Tired or JU:t making a =Costa Mesa. CA. <Across from iog conds. Es pecially portunity w1g ro°"1n i: w/swag $75. Cane ant ._.,_llh 10 3 SALVAGEAUCTJON hving? Wc are lookina -------Orange Co Airport) fme clieotele.675·1010 a rea . Slala ryt h c o m gold finish w1swag $1 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M!yftl,1979 ·12Noon uuts 979-2161 . SALESMEN .., IO'n JOp E 1 mcnsura e WI e xp. C rys tal c b a ndu li••r '63 Gibson Re v e r s e '74 _. PACEMAKER, for a mb1t1ous self SECRET•RY ""lua por mp oyer c.=7915 ~ ~ fibre __._ _____ .__---.,... __.. •--' lndi d ls " St y lis ls ·Li c ensed _, · w/sw1J."$1!i0.Palloswag F'\rebtrd,w1th 3 pickups, L Jlass,8V71 0etroit -"'f""'"" --..-.-,,..,...va..,.. vi ua to Xlnt oppty for ef"1Clent ------Cos 1 gi .,, A .. A " l ood di sel R • /I EPT1~1 T ts 11 meto o sl to assist WELDER/FITT"'.R IJghtfixture.$10. 640-7049 ....... en. tereme o, g e s . uon1og ow ------ ltlC "" S serve as acroun reps. 0 al w /top sec re t 0 r1"l Europe ..... rr r. __... ""Cl\""'"..,,.,., hrs By Ro0 er 81,...,ha Natjon ~l ly distributed " " " ·---------an trainuu sta Cr"fte Mfr co sc""k1n" -., ......... -................ .. .,.. m Beautiful offices. heavy a skills to work 1'n fast,.. .... '" ... f'"'· ho l rt 8' y ..... t ·-.,... B-'-223 product Room for ad Se(:~ry Musl have/roress1onal experienced person <3 uroew me s a ers· OfficeFw Ht & a"" • .,...p • .,.er. pbonegi..te>'1!~g~S8400I Age.DC) u .. ..,.,,.m .... l Call '-~tw..,.n. ~.~pt~2900h R.E. ore. uttitude an be career ) t ,_ f drk browo oaug. couch ...we 2l8t Sl. Newport Beach. lrv\net' '""'""' '"'""" "'" .,.... ""' '-""MU41 .,_,. orientated. /\dvance y rs 0 wo r.. r o m w1lh rnatchl.ng recliner fqili,...,.t 8015 ca~. 714/675-~l • E 17th Cos\Jl Mesa 10.2 Mr While ~0-4003 , . OEPARTM ENT me n t for qua 11 r • e d blueprints. Mig, Arc Top chr. XJnt cood Only S300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. -~ Swtez.M • 642·1470 Sales Mana(olemenl, part TYPJS'Jj,'RECEPTJONIST person.Call 833·0304. pay k& benedfllsh. IHyfdrl. pr.642-4678 Xlnt new & used ofc furn. 15 3 8ostoo Whaler Ume SlS,000. fuU-ltmc. ·~m S4 h r. ror our bac groun e p u . plan hies wk benches 'l(lip EYUlrude. Custom R. o--rty Mgmt S30.000. I nta n g Ible Irvine office. Exec. su1 ll" SECRETARY Salary $3.2Sper hour. F ount a In Va 11 e Y • Green ww.g back chair C.E SURPLUS631·2777 teal, full coverj only 60 • "'t"" 0 • .,.,, overlooktng Airport Full s u p E R v 1 s o R . _754-0:_ 337. w/malch1ng oltomao. ---hrs. $4700. Rep acement for ewport Beach firm. service 64 ·Ol-v• eves · · thru Sat. License Mr Dalton orpartUmc. Non s moker Excellent opportunity Producuon. Top pay. we _SJ.00.640-7049 NCH 3200 Bookket•ptng $7000. 714·642·5615/ . . pref. Write P .O . Rox for an. e xpe rienc ed will train. MacGrC'itor WOODWORKERr Dark wood dinin . tbl 4 mach. B Pitney Bowes _536-__ 2286 __ . ------required. 67~12. Salw . Retsul 8125, Long Beach, 90808 secretary to join our Pro· Yacht-;. 1631 P lacentia, ' matctung chrs, ~ extra foldt1mertcr ma ch. xlnt • 'G 0 L D C 0 A ST . NE..~~R~~~CH SECRETARY g ra m Management C.M.642-6830. " d1rs. b u ffe t. $150. l'Ond Makeoffer49o1 K.'i7l SO'x l 3'x7'6" draft. Nee d t'Xperic o c ed Progressive agricultural team We seek an in· Teacher Pre·Sch fl exible A & B 847·9821. Brancfoew Rerord·A Cull North ~ r ,n 8 LT . BOB'S f bl d 1 trade ¥Sn. aeeks sharp clivid ual with a high level brs. 12 Unals E.C. E r---r....1-8055 remote f.IOA . Call a fl l•r ALB /Swd Fish. Eq~t .. as on ora ente 88 es Se1;re lary· to huodle oC wrillen and oral com· M/F 556.2676 --r ~ JPM.~ ~net ton. spray bnn~ HOMIOFTHE person. Full & P·llme varled doUes. Should be murucal1on s kill. w1lh · Cox Hobbi f'S, 10 , .• ••••••••••••••••••••••• refng. comp elect., re· Restaurant llGIOY _gpenings.CallM2·2A44. capable of working '" the aL1hty to organize Teacheroeeded Pre~chl. manufacturers of fue l Rl'mOd e ltng Sale . 3M 3 ·M ·br!lod 209 ad,ytogo,$100,000.Dayis Immediate operungs ln 1---------•I de pendenUy. gooq µhone an extensive amount of 7 3 R aises. beof.'f1 ts. poweredengmes. modi•ls bathroom cabinets & ac· 11utomauc copier w/desk (714 )!»7·1005. our family restaurant al SALES manner& appearance, to planning, documeotalion If B 8'\2·2948/847·52M4 and radio conlrolh'<J un t~ss. ra ucets, books . sUllld Pnots legal. re· 9 3 3 , B 0 ST 0 rell'eve recpt T ypa"no and correspondence ind -1 .. tn the toy /holib." 1n muc·h. much more. Free fiular&books. $475. Also l 7 l N nearby locations. We re· Unl~uc rilta1l nurs ery "' · T E L E P H 0 N L• ""' • " I WH "LER 25KP I .. c:c'wpm XJnt benefits & information. This posl· ... J •-try hu~ 0.,,..n1n.,11 1111 \WlllC 113 Center. CM . ..ift g ronferenc e tab e " e e e nuire no previous ex· nee s people for t he ..,., · uJ h SOLICITORS Mon L• .... ~ ~ .. ~ " "" o -" 97 s'" .. E·---""e tilt trl ., k e l llOn reqt res cavy typ· · · r rt . "'---'wor·ke-. !Jr"" .<seal.ti 1 ) _.. S.11111. .... • vuu..., • r , penence.Join ourfriend foUowmgpae;1l1on. wolr c nviro nm Cn I iogCIBM Exl'Culivel aod 5PM·9PM.·$3.00 hr + n uuu ... xlnt cond. 631·4343 alt !?;team. Come see us to· MURSEaY SALES Sa ary $750·S800 m o 111 bo 549-5045 6PM bet 2 A fo r nppt WESTEHN some dic.'latmg muchme nus. Cu nd1cJ o tl'S '>ho utll ---------ay ween ... pm Full ume position, must · ~ M•awrTrailtff h GrtOWERS ASSN. Jl!ll use. Telephone work. llClllfll( possess s k ti I'\ a 11 d ~ell Mom TAX SHELTER 7 ;tVe experience. A g reat Quail Npt Och 833 .,.,... up ap·pt's, Prr "ves, "&rn k11uwll'd"l' of v JrH•u., Buy a new 23952 Aveolda de l a o~portun1'ty 1'f you "nJ·oy ' . ....,.,.. W ff c 11 t '" '" ,. • e o er an ex <' en $400 $500 mo. 955-3402 w11udw11rkmf(•prort•tl11ri·~. C .. IS-CR •n•• Carlolla l e o utdoor s . Com· SECRETARY ::.al a r y, c o m1>li•ll' -11n d m 11<•hint•ry 't'11u "\'. L ff ~ LagWlll HJlls mission pl~ hourly r ale. Type 50+ wpm lnvo1res, bend1ts lndudtnR l'Onl TELEPHO~E mu!ll bt:: 11ble to wurk OU ove er Leased to Newport Bay Ccnht.rs ll recept duties . pro· pany paid medical & life " f r 0 m a 0 <I r 1• ,1 ri Vlew Vachl Club. USE 7311 EdJ.nger Av. H R Pll'ase apply in person oirud orders. filing. run insllra.nce, plus lhe op· SALES bluepnnl., JT FREE. 10% Invest· M•": .. r::t•H Monday thru Friday blueprints, for Irv furn portunlty to grow and de ment tax credit . 20% ltJ\ c4 mfg.CaJJS40-8894 velop your profei.-;lona l Newspaper subs. Your W<' offe r eompt'lil ivi· Thi-; Motht·r's Day send Mom a yrdep Xlntlncome. Mr E th S C M ROGER'S sloUs In a pleasanl work· phone, 4 to 5 hrs a day wa~C"> and an exc1•llt>nl Duke. 714-645-eOlS 1.54 . 11 t, . "--retary /Rec"ptloni•l mg environment. Plca~c· S200 & up comm. wk bencftt.i. packaui· g n :c:cmg all rhc world c.in shatt: on ........ .11 '--· Line Ba•• "501 Campus Dr, Irvine G •RDENS ~ "' o all I Exp. pref. Over 21 I 0 .. .ur•o ~· ...,.... ..., " heavy phone1,./l y p1ng c or appym person· NewspapcrEnl.83S·64S3. Sundjy, Mdy I ~rh . Boat. 19' trailer used 1 EquaJ<>PPOrEmplyr 2301SanJoaquin Newporterlnn, Exec.or Jto3PM0nly. Apply or rall E ., Umes. complete w / 40 Mt F Hilla Ro11d h ce. 1107 J a mbor Cl', L s· I ------Pt•n;onnd J)(•p\ xpwss your IOVl' an j D.uly P1loc h.p. Mercury outboard. -~~-·-----·---COM 640-5944 N.8 . Caro l Wariuw ear 1eu1er TenniB Club/11.B. Port til 7M/!>16 2fi:il M nther·s Day ,i:!H'l'flll~ 565 Minncona TrolliniJ Restaurant/Jack lo Thel~~=~~~~~~~~&M-~~17~00~ . .:.:.··~E;,!.O~.!E'.:_.___ n.a£8~YPRO~CTS lime counle r h e lp . motor, depth fmder. an Ii --Sand/Bee r/Wme. 3 evcs. COX fc 's t.-asy. Wrarc your m t.-ss.tgc to fie extras. $4.000. Cal1 Box. full or p/t. over 18 SAUli R~PS tor Sales & DIVISION l w1cnd day. Approx. ~ s:M-50:.T1 Aw.Jhlcall: 631-!M79; 385 s er v 1 c e t 0 0 u r SECRETARY 2040 E. Dyer Rd hrs. $3.25 to start. Over HOBBIES, INC the: flowcrt'd 01>r<lcr shown here. -·------ El St.C.M ____ c us l o meu, fle xible !:.,~at!v~fl!~il~ci;i~ Niat.a Sanla Ana,C/\ 21.CallSallyS36.88J2. ASubs1drnryol Uring it to Joy (),uly Pilot office prior lB'TAtUTI. 4SS01ds. J et . hours, territory 10 South leading Real Es l a t e t7 l 4t 540•321 O Tow Truck Drivers ex· Leisure Dynamics. In{' ~~ (;he rry cood. RESTAURANT COUNTER SERVICE Orange County viclnlly. Developmeol Compa ny per'd. Top pay. Apply 1505 E Warner Avt.• ro noon MJy I I ch Or, you may mail Sal ary o pe n . Cal l near the Orange County Equa l Oppl~ E m ply G&W Towing , HOB SantuAna.Ca9270{i ,1 dipping of rhc border wich your 24· Taylor wood cabin 567-98118. A I r por t. T y ping . m/f/ ObmsWay,C.M 642·1252 EO f. M IF' cruiser. Chris Cra.ft en&. ~~~~~~~~~I shorthand, d1 ctaphone -----mcssa~e and paymt:nr m Daily Pilot. SJ.200. 645417, 540-8121 ---u I Tow truck driver nee<le<l --118 SALES-FABRJCS _...,..eoce easen 8 ; re· --------Must Uve CM, exper. on· MerchandiM -\ ~O W . B..ly ~t . Box 156<>. Cosra -""'--·------•--•-•--t ugr C M al estate knowledge, pro-$SECRETARIES $ ly . .,~,.....,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Re U •u • FB H noo-. "' • · · perty management back· ....,........, ...r.1 8005 Mesa, C A 92626 . me ..,. • D -=====841-40tO=====:I i round b e n er Jc 1 a 1. Alm ... 1 trailer. 35CM Bolt main ~Would you Uke lo ~s~~f~~~s~:~nts· o~sp~~~~~al '7,~:;: serious about ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ads t.0me in rhrcc sizt.'S: $I 0, $1 5 :t ;:d~ii/:!a~,~~~: Now Hlrhtca For make $100.$500 molhly Please cal Carole Farm Employers Pay /\II 1-'l•cs changing your rrcscnl Antique Music 8oxe!j 1 and $ \ for thl' sp cc1.tl child's size bail tank, u1b1ng chair. SUMMll Ptr. Much more Frr. for appoinlmenl at Llz RclndersAgency s t andard o f i v ini:i Sk>t Machlnes!Clocks! Blml nl top. ,ll,900. ~OYM_.. Hou1ehold produc:&.s. Call n4/833-8680 .... E .O.E. 40208lrch, F.alah '64 through concenlrnted llUGESELECTION t a rd . (You musr be under 12 to 548-7811Ur84&-1Me8 _... ,._, 848-18 NewportBeich,833·8190 workw/peoplePT fo'ully .,_ricmt F .-. Part T i m e d ays Seaetwy/MocaCard lrainedlrqunlJfled Call q u.ili y ro rthc littlesrs;rccring). loah.Salt 9060 (IUDCbUme boun) Part SAL~ Penonable lndlvldual for appl. 846-6765 or 1"~ If you want help com posing a ...................... . ~0~~ ~'::.:d~:~t ~~ *ffln0 WEEK Must have mt &yplng SECURITY 84'7·9548. .-.rt" achell'• 22 .. all ••·ex· •--"'-)P'----"""' skllll.trgoodrefereoces. -·va •.n.Ti-. ()penWed.lhruSat suitable grecr1 n~ o r ha ve a ny ceJJ.condit.loa."5-40el ~ ..,_ app Y in Comm .tr up-no olgbt Relief •""' ,,_., AT lJ!02 Kettering, Irv. pe!'tondurtn1 re:staurant worlL """.....,A Nooi~~~t i~~ GUARDS Irvine-Sal. Com w/exp.1~~~(~71~4~)7~M~·~l77~7~~ questions, call 642 -~678. A fr1endly ETCH ELLS-22 .. 30'. openUon boun to. :-M~1:;..m_t_op~p::...'.;.;:lY __ ._._~_• .. l...!:Burke=.==•t~M2::=::;·5~7.!35~--Betty, 646-4769 eve. 1: Daily Pilot ~-v1~r will be: glad to ~~NG SL O Op· Sale9 settetary, flnancla.l plsn· TrCIYel ACJ911cy Jual returned from h tale hdp you. 16' Hobl Cat, T~ill" •Carl's Jr.* umt Brookbunt 1'ounta1n Valley IMO Adami Blvd c.o.ca11 .. 279E. l7th Colt.all .. 3101 Newport Blvd NewPorl lScac:b IJlll 8. Broothaant ffuDUllllOJDBeteb 11112•acta Blvd .. -....a .. eb IODAdams fflllt.._oa8eacb Wanted young m en who n.lng. Newport Center S:J.SiOToStart M buying trip. 8 Malchlng • get along well wlth Typlna eo.uwpm , l2KourShlf\s ma19r Wtnd.sor chairs. Sl~ned And, if you like. you can charge Suortae w/&rlr. sed women. C.11 Mr. Oeorte mature, weU-orianlsed, 6PM·6AM Mon thru F.rl for bu.ay oelibborhoort Sdckleys. 8 Orig. signed twice. 9000. JJJ.m.t611. 540-402310.2. aelf·atarter. Excell. 6AM·2PMooSat omce.3Yn.rt'tailtravel Thonet Beatwood Capt's yo ur M other's Day ad. Your c redit is Cal·• 111111 • VHF, ID· b fll C 11 M NOSUNDAY WORK ex.pr. Send resume lo /\d clltS. Clolsonne. glass, ood · h bo d .. Screen prtnUn1 produc· ~~~ .. IU8.._·1n.!' r1 · 0 ltl17, DaJly Pilot, B<>x brau, collectlblei. Oak. g wit us, or you may use your It , anott meter. Uoo man11t r waoled.liiiUUYA.IAiiiiiiiiiiii.,..iiiiii""'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-(Neat .C. Airport) ma:/o utraa. p . P . = COata Mcu. CA w a Io u t . c h er r y . M a s r c r C h a r g c o r .... .._t off MultbaHexp.M0-9110. C 6at-0234or675'<3800 rosewood f\lm. c~2 •~· • or -er. SICllTA•Y orporale office al· 0 _ _..Suod • BankAm•ri'""rdNisJ . 71 4 1111·7111 or SCTIY,.---' mosphe r e -mon1tor TruckDriven uneu ay ~ ""' 714.-.arro. Jrnmed. o'p~ for w.~!~ex. ~lentenn~ulld· Wanted Clau I drivers. i'(;'}fg~~fee:I secrelar1 lo field olllce perleoccd Tull lime minl'QJ ~·unn, ah1ft 1 Hr&I -h tor major wholoulc (eor. PaUiado> dl~or. Hvy pbooe1, mum pa lro · • oureery . Applicants SaoClemente some pu~llc contact. penon with typlna l kllll t.)tpe aecWily officer re· abou.ld have clean driv· --------- &Lroftl t1P'Di •killl. S/Jf =:''s:!~!~0f; Q\dred. In a record• •P · •.,e•c" 1010 helpf\il,ootoec. Applyln 6ilhly aell·motlvated. peeraoce. Expdeelrablc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnoaorHDdretumet SllarywUldtPend oou· WELLS Cclntact Mr. Molina or FREIGHT DAMAGED Santa M.,.arita Wat.O perience. I( you llkc F"'RGO Mt Martin, 714·"2·6804. HOI'POINT SALE. 3308 Dill. 21111 Marguerita p1a111a 6 people. we have " TRUCK MECHANIC with W. Warner nr Harbor. ~~· =~=· ••cellenlopportunUly GUARD own tooi., lop pay & SaotaA.l\a.979-292l 11111. for JOU. SERVICES t.enta. "7·5m BAROAJNS.UM<I refrta• • ..__,,. ~ l .... ,_ u•-· u ff Wlhn. dtyn. aarur, belt 8eam1tru1._. ••P'd. ~~PPI 0 peraon. ADMalooof.Beker ......, ........... u etaaloaa buys,we1erv.1ppl.Bt11 Dlfl'I/~ aneraUona _..Ulnl P't Prot«tlon Services T'llllet, alon1 came a Appl 536-09U S36-43IO ~·•lll•. M dy1. R~ER'S l.532Commonwea1lh C ~r-cr .. ~11r.: ... ---··---· F\&Uerton, CA MC\ioa abo\lt Miia Mui· WASHERS!. DRYERS, lllCllSTAAY II'!... D~s <71•> '2$·23M rtt'1 Tulfet and boutbt ll TRASH COMPACTORS. AY WA ~ Alk P'orDavld Rubln for •·•· You CH atll ~Uooect. Uk• new, ,., dal· • 80!.~~~qwn Equal Op I 10UI' lulfet and Iott of 1)'1' 1ua.rantce, dcllvery. It , Dl ... ant c ou ....._. .-d~ 11.a.u £ portun ty Olher lhln11 throuth Pto .. 7$, Nooe hither. om.. Ooeuntrelal R.E. -··----------~~~m~p~lo~ye~r~M~/~F~~ Dally Pllot Cla111fled AppllanceTowll.S54·Sd2 •am ;;.: Mir. Call MZ•M11 ,,,, fl \I ' .... ~ SlO. 17' v ...... laUboet, lJ'tt' ................. lol· fw--.T 'TIOll wt dll. wbl. VRP, ao:.._ la&~.!.1.. ... 1u1 . bmt • nto ..-. Cu 1tove, JtLW Part, 2 uclaon mueb m9re. 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XJnt <'ond SU.OOO 75COU.AI 2626 HARBOR BLVD. + oth•n t u d e nta ______ A_M_/_P_M 1211'1 "711133l66.pd 102)V""Z1 S2000 548-0641 afters 492·7918 Art'tl c w h il e w ll h COSTA MESA •ttlt'OGI Ut 4252• ~. 1auto, alr, t:lt'r. I.SO•· It Ca...d S•My• .76 S arQCC"O, AM I Jo'M•-------matching whale vinyl in 1---------~ZllD, .. tndowa, 00_. w.>hl• It 1 ... .,.0C""l Caumo 9917 terlor . t ilt 11t eerln g 7tMOMA.KH ,... ~·• ,.... ~· "' ,..__.,. t715 tape, atr . mug w hlli, ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ..... ~1 AM /L'M t a.ILlll.11.SIDA ..... --IV• .. s../-Ul'n, -ood ,..._, t6:i40 t:ilrtoCla Wt• ma) :::!'::••••••••••••••••• allver. che.rry coml. &i l .. ,""" · r 8 ereo, 0 wrw~ " lllif 9120 ~word!MT~ havf 'h•• pr" ownf'd 74 Cill)M vu. low nalltl•. '?9 RX?GS.Red/plaldm· ofrcr675-426S 1974CHEYROLET P!_~RZft:~~ ladlu c ar . Tanwitbtanlnt.,rinr,lllt ••••••••••••••••••••••• uuw Y"'I ,,ru l""k•n1& r 1 CAMAIO (.,.... r.l steerin&, crul e control. U Q uruno '71 C'luat<' .ilr nm "" • ~ "" l~ m1114, niany extrH ttor S sp, aunroo • » r. I IUY 'IOILEMS SlffS I d Oana cemper. s tovto <'ond. rrua al' mara/ f(lt1 \tuat •I'll ' ~OOiOffer AM/Jo'M stereo cass AuU>maUc. pwr ateenng Powe r w n uwii, p0wer °""'· C"ab ~" r. will alt .. ~ . l.t 1 •fl r • t l 1·2040 4t$.4t4t IW(>.'*4 P.P •.990 714 /S81H-i72 Sirk or dead foreign can & brakes. oir cond & 540·5630 •.teenna. air condltlon-0.Uw. or Toyota lruc:'ll wanted. Free tow. radJo. we. 874UZT Slk ing, AM/FM stereo elJtbt H OO C •II a rt u ', ----~COUNTY'S Oat.. 9720 "7.4 Muda·llGOO AM /FM 6.11-2817 Cash &73·346.S l3G&.A track. (Slfl8WCA> ~7'M Y-tS70 OLO•ST ••••••••••••••••••••••• radio & caasetl(• deck , '7S vw Rabbit 4 door di' $3671 U•t5 ............ tl40 ...................... . •••••••••••••••••••• ••• am Oodl T'ta m•n THEMO l'to:UDLER van V8 2 ,0-00 1n1 Nl'w PEllG t:OT MU CUSlom lnslM 1itr""n ? PF.OS R~tt $461J, ow IL.lnil• ~C'lal p111tnt. fully S:ill Q l 3i3Q CIUl>"trd 4r pan1•llt'<I In •nlj!, port holr-.. 11lr Mlitwcyclet/ "e nl11. sun rauf, hlJh Scooe.n 9150 bud; ""IH•I l'b&lrl. Mad~t"IOn Auspens1on · · 2•26 u.11.RBOR BLVD 540 5630 .14\ 22 MPC Call 646 2424 dys luxe ml, S2800. 842·7S15 or v nft • • " * l 's * or 87~3082 an 6PM. ror 545-SOJO'aft s. __ O_O_STA MESA llJ>Pt '72 Soper Bug Good cond '75 COUGAR DtSCOUMTED "79 RX-7GS S· pd. brnx. Reblt eng. S2.000 /oosl Burnis hed brown w ith 2626 HARBOR BLVD. SHOP&COMPAttt; air, roof. whll'I t!lc $8400 olfer 960-352l dys best contr11sting tan a nd COSTA MESA firm. 64S>1619 brown anterior. equipped '77 Chevy Cam aro. lo with AM/FM stereo a nd •t.t99 9952 ~leftl 9740 nu's,P/S.P/8,AM /FM aar co nd itioni n g .••••••••••••••••••••••• IARWIC k 04 T SUH 'I.al• 1 ... 111' lj• ' Ill" 831 -l l7~4'il ·J 37 5 1011\so~ & so~ • 1 INCOLN· M(RCURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• cass .. silver blue an col UOIM'rNl '7S Mustang II Stick, lo '74 MHCEDES or, as king $4500 CJll SJt95 mi, good (.'Ofld. Bebl ofr. 210C 9772 497 2903 + a fl Spin & . 540·5830 831-0107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :!lparto Ur.-rarl., w11.lt• M1.11t S.c '79 Vomall• 7~1 Ufflll w m.114 .. AM t-•M '77 IMW 320f ~, UIOO m l St'll!l ro1 l 11pt• <'hit'll~ Sti4!10 .\W' 1rnn1o1 auruoot .i1r s:bll5 Will •IJ for s::900 ~'.64 i fo\Jllc'rton 1 • t•ood 'tt•r1·u c '"' 1•th· Burgundy with Un up •••• wtuxb 1011\SO\ ,\ ~O\ '64 Mustung bolstery , power wm VOLVO '78CAMAR0 dows. power brakes. air equipped with auto ~ '7SPlYMOUTH ~~~~~1;1.it•· tlltuuu1 • llortdJa MR 17SC('. 111tr...-t YOYAGIR . •vci 111t•Hh<K) tfrom • l INl.Ol N MfHt Ul~Y Sl650 Xlnl cond. 75141182 or~ &dlrt XlntC'OOciluoo' 121 · whulbu1· 5 SADDLHACK 642 3420 p_.1>:.t!n~er V 8. autn V ALUY IMPORTS roodillorung. cn nse con· SALES, SERVICE trans. 111r rond • trol <682LEJ ) SAODUIACIC AMO LEASING AM 1FM stereo cassette 2828 HARBOR BLVD. QW;°..;ble 9955 _COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Moto Oux:u 7~ Gd tr~. "fthl ~•de .i.hdin~ tll -2040 495-4949 running cond. extr:.s dr , t!llll1>1>100 t'ont rol COSTA MESA DATSUN OVERSEAS DE LIV!:RV t422ULBl VALLEY IMPORTS EXPERTS SADDLEIAC1C DodlJI 9935 'nOlDSWAGOM llOOf11m 5S7<6086ult S l)'Sl{'m. AM radau, m •w '7L IMW 5301 ----wtutc pamt 119.000 ma v ?MS HARBOR BLVD 13 I ·2040 495.4949 VALLEY IMPORl S 540.6410540.021] '73 280SE 4.5. Compare EARLEIKE VOLVO 131-2040 495.4949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tan w1lh tan vinyl In· '76 Special Ed1t100. auto te rior wclh individual trans. pwr ister'g /brks, front scats. roof rack, till x1nt cood. 552-1429. st.eennR wh1..'tll, AM /F M Matior tt-•, s.N/ $2,600 Cao be 1>l'cn al lhl· Silver. bun roof. o 1 r .... /Sfor09t f 160 0;11ly r 1tot. 330 W. Bay rood. Slt>r('() Ct.IS!Mll' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• St . Costa M .. l! .. or 1•1111 ma~wht.'('l!i. ll301'PL ) this car's cond & valutoo. Makeofr. 497·1260 l966 Harbor Blvd. RENT Lux ury Moto r 'irr ulatlon 0(·1lt 4tochooM from! ho m e 22' P u lomar 6424321,ext 210 SADDLEIACIC '76 4.50 SLC. 21,000 mt'i.. loaded, sunrf. rom'oun.e rood. Make offer Dane, wkdys 752 1920, evei, & wtOlds 557 ·3534 C.'OST A MESA 646-9303 540.9467 '74 CA MARO G, 27M. $.WCl ,,tereo. Xlnl. PS, PB. rad1al:s. MUST SELL $3700/bsl ofr b73·ll063 '71 Charge r. $750. Uses reg gas. Good m a. en~ gd cond. Body fair 848·1068. eight lrark, power i.tcer- 1r11:. power braki:s. l:niSFU> Sh .. -eps 6 $2.SOtweek + 75 Chevy v 11n "A Black VAU.EY IMPORTS ~m.a.~1 Beauty" VK.' ault>. PS. 131°2040 4f§...4949 ORANGE COUMTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO t..antest Volvo Oeall'r an Orange Counly' BUYorLEAS~ DIRECT °'",... 9920 $5995 1971 Challt·nger. ru n~ 540-5630 .....•.....•••••..•.••. L"-o-t 22' M ho AM/FM 8 trk, C H, cust --r uo """'' otor mt' b ... .,, ~9 9054 16 BMW Z002 uuto m t't ftHAL 1978 CLEARANCE! good. only S800 Gt.'<>rR•' i! 751 2921$ --. I W,!h~i!t\l Very nice $175/wk +6• lfll . ~~ . blue. Alaupu~kt o~to n• l"LU::t.µ.l.;jt.lilla.:.1~~~111 11 2BOSE 3 5 <'J><'. on~ rru.le. 646·l874 _ '76 Dodge Van 42,000 m1, ver..t' c·ass ster<'o. lo ma. owne r. lo mileage, must Ford 9940 •·~;;;;.;.;,;,;;;~~;;;;:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;,I see to apprcc1Jle ,75 ~n Road 20'. Self c•ustom whls.tare:..Vinyl ongowner.499·41:1!:l5cves • 8J3.UiS9n74_6500 contained. All extras. butlon Luck lntr. Ster(·o. 22,000 rna. PP. 642-4403 custom pa int Need a on C111:oaros. Capnce~ • Munte Carlos, Mala bus & Nova& Ora:.t1 r rt•duc lluru.' ....................... 2626 HARBOR BLVD ~ PHIL COSTA MESA ~ 645-5819 eves & new home. $SJOO or $200 .:..~ and Take ove r pymn~. • ....... 848-5198 2S' Class A mmt cond , all Auto. W•t.-d 9590 ex t r as. $200 wk ,••••••••••••••••••••••• MJ-40541~·0782 R ENT 23' f'IRJo;BAL L S ELF' CONT AI N E D REASONABLE 645·2283 75 l:Btablloihment. 24 '. Nu onan gen. roof & l'ab air. }'~/AM II-tra ck. Crwse TV anl Rack /lllddcr Sips 6 PP $1 2,500 Day S5&-0030.Eve494·5667 . -- Traffctn, Tn•.t 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Culc, 1..-oxy trailer for sale. ~ & you'll own your borne. Call Moc 548 2370 "'Soe 979-7806 ------..aoS«-vke.Ports & Accnsoriff 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sunroofi; w /removahl .. i1la.'Jl>, full guaranteed Call for appt Tru·Llnl' AuloTnm Int•. 830-0SH8 2 ~oek Dodge van ~t'ats. l lt!Vt'r U.'lt'Cf. J<Jd(' ~rel.'O S50 1139.7493 •..•••.•••.••.......... WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUH PAJD FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOI' CARS BARWICK DATSUtol ...... ll 1 I l,ol f\ l '•ti 11'·,1 f ,t rJ~ I 831 -1375 493.3375 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ror I.OP used car!> rorC'1gn, dom•~lll'S or c-lusi,11·:. If your car 1-; l'Xtra rlean. ~ ,. , ltt 0r-. C-'f 2925 llarbor Blvd COST A M 1-;sA 979-2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL US<.-d Car M'l'(r 540-5630 '761MW 3.0 Sia 32,000 ongmal males• All the 1:xtras lndud1nf. leather mtenor, 1>unroo . powt>r windows. rurtory alloys. superb' (416234 ) SA.DDLHACK VALLEY IMl'ORTS 831-2040 495.4949 i6 BMW 2002. 40K mt ull extras Mu!!t i.ell '' Call Jim 631 ·0JJli '771MW 630Csi COUPE Stiver with blut< IC'alht·r interior I.ow m 1 It·-.' AM/FM st<.'rt.'O l'as:wlll' {749UVR1 2 to choc>M from! SA.DDLEIACK VAUEY IMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 74 BMW 2002t11 . slvr. 35K nu. new paml, AM /1-'M. i.nrf. air. i,h owroom "We nl.'ed to buy clean Datsun ust.>d rars" $Will Pay Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN 284S HARROR St.VO 540.6410 540.0213. '79 280ZX S :O lld , s howroom rond J\ 1 r. AM PM ('USS Take over lt•ase 4.96-8161art 5 pm 'Tl Datsun B210. 4 door . 18.000 m1, AC, Sll'rl'O AM /FM cass<>lll'. •I i,p<l pp $3700 642·8577 '73 :!40Z, 4 :.pd , air. AM /F M radio, Orig owner 631 36S9evl's '79 Dal 200SX ~I ma, AC. 5 spd, o.,tt•rt'<1, !>harp S68X> Ph 960-5567 '7~ 810 Wugon Loadl-d r.n> males Askm~ book SHOO Make offer. Pl' 752-8702 wkdys. cood 640-9375 '7SIMW 2002 -Beautiful 280Z 2+ 2, uulo. 'ii, lo ma. Extras. Aoy orr over $7990. 979 9596. Sunroor. aar rond .• Blaupunkt i.tereo. 4 :.peed & M 1chel1n radials. (G3SMCl-'I SADOLEBACIC VALUY IMPORTS 831 -2040 495-4949 '760ATSUH 280ZCOUPE Rcautifol ~olct Include& 13 Mo 113.000 Mile War ranty 1502NQTJ 64 190 diesel, 4 :-.pd, 31! mpg, $3,700. Good cond. 714--638-4250 ~., 1970 280SE Coupe, xlnt 2025 S. Manchester oond. Full pwr. uar, htl' A • he' -n:J"\ 2011 blue. $12.000. 673-2181 NB na 1m / ;;JV_ Classic '63 M BZ 19(){' PU!OOsS '67 white w tblk Great m1leaRc. !>l..creo inter Cb rocn • ware $5000. Pb 496.35().1 wheels. x Int. con d throughout dys 636 1500 '78 Ml 450/6.9 eve 493-~. Call Terry Luruted ed1t1on. Salver Whitworth w/blu lthr. 1111 xlrao; 1~1·1 •75 Volvo2'._P_S_',_P_B_._A_l_:. snrf, 6000 mt $45. WO snrf 4 spd w 1over dn~c F I R M N o d e 11 I e r:,, Xl.nt cond 546-6906 please. 67S..7988evcs '66 DIESEL 4 spd . 200 D. Mapll· yel low. nu pu1n1 $4000/l-irm 673-11:-,J •MIZ '77 280E Lorally o wned & servlced. fact t'lec i.un roor. lo m1l1:s. 1111 maculate. summer rot or. 1 yr Jt2.000 m1 ract warranty < l80SLK > JIMSLEMOMS IM,ORTS 1970 HARBOR BLVD C~!A M ESA '69 VOLVO 144S /\M t•M &t Crl'O, n1•w M1t hl'lins, &troni: ru11 runRcar $1 350 CALL A.FTER 7PM 494-4267 '75 24401 •. red . air AM 1l-'M stereo. 4 spd. $4700 642.6348 '76 Volvo 264·GL. met beige, lthr. snr·r. uar. FM <'US.'>, 4·spdtOD Xlnl :;hp ~ 955-2586. 631°1 276 833-9300 Autos, Used ~ 9748 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• luic.k 99' 0 ........••..•.......... SAVE MOW!!! CONNELL CHEVROLET :.:.101 llitrhor Hh •I (<~Tl\ '•H:..<; \ 546-1200 '78 CHEVROLET MOHTECARLO Wluh.• with cool blu1· an tmor. l'rWM.' control to !'id\ l' ~a'lolint• 1\ wt•ll mamu.am1..od .1ulomoh1ll· t!H!lVNM I $5795 540-5630 1w,~mRS!il 2626 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA '77 CHEVROLET MONZA 4 speed, power sleennR. Power brak~. air cond1 IJ<wun.:. 4 cylinder. t:x rdlent Ras m~e, only 19,000 mrle!o ( XA I SA.DDLEIACI< VALLEY IMPORTS 83 I ·2040 495.4949 LONG l975Cullass 4 dr. lake n1·w , FORD 40K m iles. vinyl lOJ>, \_ ............... ~~····-·· .............. c...... ,......_. "7S Granada. P /S, P /B, :ur. bucket seal.5. vinyl top, isuper transp. $2000 C..1n. beaut <·a r 642·4504 '75 Ford Granada Arr . P B . I' S . P W . f•actory aJr. Sll'reo lapt: det•k Vl-ry Rood rond ms1de & out Ml'<'hanacally sound $2675 or bes t offer 631-4859 '68~TATION WAGON GOODCONO ~ 963 2L35 -----•GR.AMADA SALE• 197i Granad11 4 doors A II h.ave a1r . auto, lealher. padded Lo111. Etr Exec driven c-ar'I LOW a s $2850 <068N X Jo' J For more anro, call Joe Qttron, Bkr Hawauan Amen t'an Co SS9 5958 loaded 0 )00 um Cutia!>:. 4 dr. hkt' new, 32K mill'·" AM ffM cass. $41100 P ply terms, Tom dyi., -:w2 2100, evi. 4s:z..2JOO Olds '74 CutlJs:. Wxn. hrn. w.r.rcJ:.:J,,. V H AM1FM S l (' r I' 0 . l 0 IJ I' IJ II d Blu1'bnok SJ2!10, J •,k S2600 '/$2. :!ID& 77 Oltto; ('utla...., Su pr onJ? own<'r. i!<!K m1 , full powt<r, /\M t fo'M :.ler~1. tit sl1.•(•nn).!, d1•1· M'al door lk'>. xlnl cond. $:>300 &14 2263 '7fi Cullai.!> Suµ1 cnic Rrou~ham. le• 1111. luxry opt, 1mmal' Vm lup ml 1oor; me( h $JOIKI Ca II 642-45i).I '70 442 C'ONV HU HS'I' xlnt cooJ iJ,500. / 0 Im 544 7550 '78 Olds Delta 8li Royalt- 2dr. c>xc..,ptaonul dt<an Loaded 17tn1JJ.! fwy i\i.k 1 n .: S Ii , 2 O o . C ~ I I 114 16 23 1411 ti '(!>, 714 1646 4092cV•'S '77 Culla!>i-BroughJm, xlnt C'ond S.S500. 661 -~I all llP\1 IOll~SO~ & so~ IM PORTANT NOTICE TO Rt-:AOEllSAND 67 BMW 2000l' !.port AOVl!:RTISERS 1..'00pt' Silver " hlut• in ~595 IOI McLAREN INCORPORATE I> BMW PEUGEOT SA.LES. SERVICE AHDLEASIHG OVERSEAS DELIVERY AVAILABLE '77 1UICK C~:TURY <."'Ubtom !>l lion waRon in 11rlver wat contrasllnl( rtd rntenor. roor rat·k. AM /l"M stereo. 11lt -.11·l·r ins: wheel. the• pNll·cl Cdr for lhat ramt!,y \:Jl'fl _,i"/d ~~7d • LINCOLN·MERCURY Th.: prtt:t> of items 2626 HARBOR BLVD ler. 65.000 ma·~ Cla-.i.11· ad\'erllbt>d b y "ehicl1> . flush ~lai.i. l-.uropl.'<111 900 So. Coast ... y. LCICJllM leodl 494-1131 '73 Olds Omc).!u Supe1 h <'ond Lo/mal. !!Ve:.. 4!!6-!111!6, 491! 2624 dt'lllers in tht' vt-htclt-COST A MESA ht: ad I 1 l t' !> . r a r I.' c-la::.sirl<•d advertasln" -Mccha nir mainlarnf•d r•· !!SON Reach Blvd l!\M1 No,ofS/\Fv.ya LA llABRA 1714) 522·5333 BEACH IMPORTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 LIHCOLl9 MARK IV ... WA ...... TEDI cords. New uphol fieq·., column.o; does not include " • minor body work & 848 Dove Street N~WPOllT Rl':ACll 752-0900 Uontnp <433RY/f) 'Tl Old!> !M, Su1K•rh rnml imy apphcablt! taxes. Lall' modt•I Toyota::.. t N d t l1cuns0 , transr~r ''"''· & pain · 11 UC('I l'O !>. ~ ... ~ H <> Volvoe\, P1cku1>5 Vans. auto. radio 7141752·6808 $4650 '7i; Capnc-1: f;st:ile Stal Wh1tcw1thbrown leather Lo<1dl'd l.ot mila1t•• 540-5630 Ws:n. P 1S. P /8 , er con· antl·ri or PJm 11er i-:vf'" 4!Hi :n8 h or finlill~ rhargCS, (~S for pu US today I buslnCS.'I itlr polluuon cootrol de ~ Vll-"e cert.alrcataons or de <1lt'r documeotary pre µ&rat.Ion charge& unless Olherw1se spec1f1ed by ----f.en'Gri 9723 .-~ 9750 trol.~lerro 645-4484 your!>f'lf with luxury ;/l;24 IW,!~~-161 :;-.. -!'-_-~-...;-. r-=.-.-.. -;..-:;-. !"84PKF~750 '~!#ti ~:d.s Della 88 Xlnl the advertJser -------· JwM.-11 Cliasks 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $CASH FOR CARS '46 FORD WOODIE Top dollar for dean cars fUUy restored ! $13.000 &trurks. pa ad for or not• ____ 61_s._61_s_1 ___ 1 HOWARD Ch~•rol~t '79 MG TD UPUCA.R BRANDN£W! Dove & Quml Sls. <Near MacArthur. Hnstol & Jambor~) NEWPOKT BEACH Your choice ot beauuru1 Private Party nt.-eds clean black or elegant ch~m· depend car, truck. etc pagne. these are rare Have cash. (21.3)926-3758 c.lasaks OOl to be found e leewhere lo Orange Collette Student oeedi, County. Leather interio r, ~utomobllt-for approx· wood d as b , A M JI-' M 1mate.ly $150. 640-2776 stereo cassette, glass slch curtains higbUghl Alltos., ...._."9 this coUector'a It em's ••••••••••••••••••• •••• features. Must be seen to G1Mral 970 I be appreciated. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• JlM MARINOVW Ca.n't Sell Your Car ., mu Bu ch Btv.d. CltEYIER MOTORS .HUNTINGTON BEACH PAYS TOP DOLLAR 142-ZOOO FWClean Used Imports 4-..eDrf•" fSSO CallMi.keorDon ••••••••••••••••••••••• 135-3171 ·9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALFAIOMEO SALIS. SHVICE AHO LIA.SING '78CLEARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACIJ ni.otoe 9707 IOI McU.REH Inc. BUY OR LEASE '79 320. '!, AV/\JLAl11,E '795281'1- AVAIL/\HL~; Large Sclc(·t11111 Priced To Sell' '79633i 's & 733a's .......•.....•.....•... ·75 308 GT4 Burgundy wtboxer blk bottom &-rvacl' records ova 11 !Jody & <'ng t'oncourse 1·ood $26,500/mk o rr 714 751-5875. 7AM 7PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'TIS i,~,924.11 Blk/BlkM. AF(CM. 2626 HARBOR BLVD • "\tlr !. .... • •• ,...,-_ 540·5630 l'Ond Mrc·h c;lt•an ms1d1• nr , a oys. /\ -~ & out J0.000 m1 on rbll stereo cass. AJI xirai.. COSTA MESA fl g enJ( Sm JSO VII $1600 No/Own. TIO lse 11·6, 1 001-0268 973-21177, aft 6, 675-8836 '63 Skylark, xlnl p/b. ----p/w, p /:r;, A1C. C'la&~1c • 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Pinto 9957 '59 Porsche 356A, Lt d P>Ofl.rm. 548·2232 · ". • COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Edit. rem ovable hrdlop. ~ .. -•.ww - -----..,4 Lake new, 2 door. raew ••••••••••••••••••••••• call<U» 7941/673-6518 'Tl Electra Ltd. 36K m a, Sllfn•Srricr~ MaYericll 9947 pamt. S1800 or be:.toffor. '76 131S wagon . outo, --------slvr w/red int, loaded, _.,.MST ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS6-0l37 arts Fiat 9725 AM/t'M, lo mi, xlnt i3 911T T arga, blk /blk, $5.500 lo Bluebook. Mukl' Nt wavsac.a•Al.llU ,75 Ma ven ck 2dr .6cyt, ..._....., ---99,,_ 0 cood.644-05."illt'YCll concourse, $1 2.500 offer Ed Allen. Mon·l"rt. •-couim1 1 owner 20k miles. , ., .. _... v &\5-031.S. 752-7733 549-0370 631 -ls.59 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~~~~rtN~~t~ps~~· RohRoyu 9756 i3 R;fi(a_l._P_/_S_.-P-,B-. A-1C:, 1 1 ... ~-ce.!.:•• ---1975PLYMOUTH 4.....u)451 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM t F'M8tk lom1 rull Of'IH 7 DAYSAWIB i4 sedan 6-cy~A /C.PtS. fwyCustOlft #l DEALER IN U.S A .,..,,.. re.; "as. xlnt cond 768-7222 wht wall ra 1ab, good t...L........a...-Hc.da 9727 c.====:-=-::;;;;--"'\ ... -. .. ... oond $46 7212$1600 --- CARVER ·77 Capri Classic, 250 Macwy 9950 Torquefl1l4! trans. V-11. •-..I ...... w •79 i6Cenlury A/C, till whl "'"St.om ~u ..... com pany • •••• 1 ..-anu" RO LS ROYCE 8 $2675 ... -...... ,,.. ··o·::::,·a··E·c··o·i·N·TY. ·s lint ~ m;o.,. 1?m1ss1onl> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ROY ~ S.S.·SS65 3 Seat Station Wagon C l · l mpg, · car Xlnt cond $4,300 ivu .. O, <.'Ut1trol :-.ystem . L/K re HONDA ars IMOJ~mbont' 492·0092 631·3121 NEWEST mole conlrol m irror:.., Gs.vl ... GS MA .. Y ::_-:1111ut11 Coclloc 9915 6H Chev. Malibu. 2 door. UNCOLN·MERCUllY i\/C, automatic. pwr II ,... ToC.._ ___ -.__, • • DEALERSHIP twl0 atc wiwlc1w •· cl•Kir -rTvwn. CLOS•o 'UNOAYS •••••••••••••• • ••••• • .~....a tran"'portat1on car "' ' "' ' lm~ale Del> very Nto~W '785301 's • ~ IW""' " lock.-.. Pn1·ed below Hlue und E XEC CA KS UNIVERSITY '59Silver Cloud l it ~Ss7~1111 arter 5 PM RA y FLADHOE Dook. 76,000 rn1 . $2,000. OtckMObHe $19,000 °"""-------LINCOLN MERCURY Below wholesale. Ca n be OtrrSTANOING LI--'-C-• GMC 985-4144 'Tl Impala 4.<fr. all power. l6-l8 Auto Center Dr. !It.'\.~ at The Daily P ilot. RESAI E"' ..--• k SD Fwy-Lake Forest exit """ w u St c t • ''' T .__ • wr AM FM 18 trac . Ex ~ . uay ., os a That Use Reguler G.i., l'llC... 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I By KA11fY CLANCY OfllleO~lly "lle4SlaH The chief medical examiner ror the city of New York told an Orange County Superior Court jury today that the infant Or. William Waddill is alleged to A .. W~ APPEAL REJECTED Slayer Spenkellnk ~ Court Nixes Appeal of" · Florida Killer WASHINGTON tAP l -The U.S. Supreme Court refused lo· day to reconsider lhe appeal of a Florida death row inmate from California who is likely to be<'ome the serond U.S. prisoner executed since 1967 ThP justices, without com- m ent, denied a "petition for re· bearing" submitted by John A. Spenkelink. sentenced to die in Florida's electric chair for a 1973 murder. Spenkelmk's fate appears to rest with Florida Gov. Bob Graham. A stale clemency board has completed review of Spenkelink's case. but Graham wit hheld word pending the prisoner's last bid for help from the nation's highest court. The justices r ejected Spenkelink's final appeal last month. and today's action came as no surprise. The court almost never grants requests for re- consideration. A 30·year-old drifter from Buena Park. Spenkelink was convicted six years ago in Tallahassee, Fla., or the murder or Joseph Szymakiewicz, 43, of Detroit. Szymaklewicz. who bad been traveling with Spenkelink, was shot and struck in the head with . a hatchet. In all, Spenkelink made three unsuc,essful appeals that reached the Supreme Court. Once. bis execution was postponed only three days before hewaatodie. The Supreme Court in 1976' <See EXECUTE, Page "2> · \ MJ RINGS PHONE , OFF THE HOOK j '4lly phone rang off the hook. "I'm very pleased with the Daily Pilot." Tbat's the advertialng success 1tory al the El Toro man who placed this 8d ln lbe Daily Pilot. Rent la5 or leue SZ"IS. 2 bdrm 1 ba •ln1Je •torJ Condo. Iott of 1tora1e Actncy off Beath Blvd. Call no.-. any time. If JOU want your phone to ,... off tbe book, try tbe friend- ., ad-riHn at Ma-5e11. Tbe Dail1 ,.._ iet.1 tb1 rapome ,... ..... have strangled actually died from effects of an abortion and prem atwity. Dr. Michael Baden, under questioning by defense attorney Charles Weedman, said he could find no evidence that the infant was strangled. . When told that Orange County coroner's pathologist Dr. Robert Richards had said the baby was choked to death. Baden replied. "I must ·respectfully submit that I don't agree with that.·· "My opinion is the cause of death of this individual is acute s aline poisoning and prematuri- ty." Baden continued. Baden. who previously had been sent autopsy photos and s lides of tissue from the infant. flew from New York Sunday lo physically examine the baby's preserved remains. His examination showed ·•no evidence that would be compell· Ing to indicate that the baby died o f manual s trangulation." Baden testified. Nor. the doctor continued did hi s exam ina t ion turn up e vidence that the baby died of a n ything other t h an saline damage caused during the abor· lion. Weedman noted earlier that Or. Baden served on a commit- tee appointed by Congress to in· vestigate the assassinations of both President John F. Ke.nnedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Weedman called Dr. Baden one of the t op forensic pathologists in the country. Today's testimony marked the beginning of the retriaJ's eighth week. Wa ddill, 43, of Huntington Harbour. is accused of str angl- ing the two-pound, 15 ounce in- fant known as Baby Girl Weaver in the aftermath of a saline abortion performed on the in- fant's 18-year-old unwed mother two years ago in Westminster Community Hospital. Weedman has ins isted the baby was dead or irreversibly on the verge of death before Waddill examined her. T he physician's first trial ended last May in a hung jury. Kindergarten Signups Set In Huntington Pre-regis tration for kin- dergarten classes next fall in the Huntington Beach City School District will be held Wedne5day, Mar 9 from t _p.m.-4 p.m. at all district elementary schools. C hildre n who will be five years old on or before Dec. 2, 1979, are eligible to begin kin· dergarte.n. Children who do not meet this age requirement are eligible for ''early kin· derga.rten" programs. Informa- tion is available at loeal schools. Proof of age is required at time of registraUon. and state laws require Immunizations against polio, measles, diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough) and tetanus. For more information, phone 533-6200. lt11ling Stands On Laetrile WASHINGTON tAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court left intact today the Laetrile 1mualin1 conviction of Robert W. Brlld· ford, a former president of tbe Committee for Freedom of Cbotee tn Caneer Tberapy. Tbe JUltleee nf\IHd to bear Bradford'• ar1umenta be wu denied a fair trtal when tb• Judie would not allow bim to preunt evldeaee puf'POrtial to 1bow tbat Laetrile ll beneficial &o CaMer pat.leaq. . .. ......... . ...... . I O .. ty ...... S!Mf- M0T0fflST HOPPING MAD AND NOT ABOUT GASOLINE. Richard Simon Demon1tratea Hl1 Sweet Revenge Corps Reneges Declines Bid lo 'Kill' Car By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH Of, ... Oallr .. 11 .. Slaff Even the U.S. Marine Corps seemed a bit frightened of Richard Simon's auto. Twice. the corps has turned down the disgruntled Newport Beach car owner's offers to haul the "lemon" away and bomb it, blast it, shoot it -just get rid of ii with flair. As such. Simon·s AMC green Hornet has turned into equal parts red herring and white elephant. THE DUSTY CAR rests behind the headquarters or the Coast Community College District in Costa Mesa. It sits unmolested except by Simon, the district's comn}lUlity relations director. who sometimes stops by to give it a drop kick or three. Simon says his military demolition plan almost - m aterialized a few weeks back. ·'They < MCAS I H ) Tustin officials> were going to use it for young Marines to beat and thrash with batons and sledgehammers . . .as a fundraiserforthe Navy League. "THE GREEN HORNET s upports good causes," said Simon. 37. "But the base legal beagle said it could be construed as criticizing a product, or a consumer protest," he con- tinued. Base officials then rejected the offer. "What would American Motors do?" Simon asked. "Invade ?" "Find it hard to believe that the world's toughest fight· Ing men are afraid of a little slap on the hand." added Simon. s miling. of course. AN EMPLOYEE WITH the AMC dealership on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa -who said Simon's name "rings a bell" -offered to go over the history of the five-year-old car with a reporter. Service Manager Don Ellis said, "The Hornet is a good car; it always has been." He added that the performance of a car can depend on the owner. Earlier this year , officials at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station showed interest in killing the car, but then declined. "ostensibly for reasons of national security," Simon said. Going back even farther -Simon gave up in January and bought a van -he offered the Hornet to Golden West College's Police Academy for ballistics testing. However. 250 heavy sandballS would have bad to be placed around the car to prevent danger from ricocheting bullets. so the scheme was scrapj>ed. "No Hornet is worth a hernia." Simon said. BE SAID HIS DISENCHANTMENT with his 1974 model goes back even farther, to tbe first day he bou1ht it and the gears began sticking. He readily 1ives bis own version or the history or the car. The gear sh.if\ broke off in his hand, twice, be says. The windows slipped into the doon, never lo be seen a1ain. There were two electrical fires, be says. The car ate up three sets of new radial Ores in less than S0,000 miles. The clutch .blew out. The brakes aWI pull to the left. A sticky black goop that surrounds the Inside of the windows started melting, "getting all over my kids," says Simon. ·'They 're spotted now. 'THE GEAa SBln linka1e broke and just bUftC tbere like 1.,.pettl with rt1or mort.la. My wife cou.ldn't un· ,dentand my periodic outbuntl. "I wu beliJlning to think tt wuJust me untU I read a conaumer report article. If they ha used my car at the tnt, they would have had to ialue a Hpar•te volume." Fed up witb a "douier of repaln," Simon decided to. end hta Homet '• nnt of probte.m1. Wb1 doesn't be just sell It and 1et what be can? "I'm not a killer," be u19. "By Mlllq it to a bllb Clee LIC•ON AID, Pap A.I> 1 •'"'I tU~t .... I• t .. . ' .. Judge Rules Out TriaJ,Use By GARV GRANVILLE • OfllleO.W,..i ... Staff SAN DIEGO -A witness here in the bribery trial dr Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich denied t oday that Diedrich ever told him be would have attorney Mi chael Rem- ington killed if he re vealed an a lleged bribery plot. It was lawyer Marsha ll Morgan who denied ever having discussed the purported death threat with Diedrich. Morgan also denied ever hav- ing told anyone e ls e t ha t Diedrich in 1973 mentioned anything about having Rem- ington k:iUed. As a result of Morgan ·s denial. Superior Court Judge Ross Tharp ruled that a prosecution witness will not be able to testify about the death plot remarks at· tributed to Morgan. It is a one-time Morgan legaJ associate. attorney Ma rlene Fox, who told inves tigators Mor gan once told her or the re- marks attributed to Diedrich. Morgan's testimony came as Diedrich and co-d e fendant Leroy Rose's trial resumed after the week's d elay c aused by Supe rior Court Judge ltoss Tharp's broken leg. The eight-woman, four-man jury cooled its heels in the hallway outside the courtroom as Morgan testified. Morgan. who was Diedrich 's lawyer in the bribery case until two montbs ago. was called as the defense witness. His testimony was given as the defense lawyers tried to shut off any mention during the trial of a threatto kill Remington. Mo r gan was Re m ington's law yer whe n Remington "in mid-1973 was arrested and charged with a murder con· spiracy charge of which be was later acquitted. According to a lawyer then as· sociated wih with Morgan . Ma rlene Fox. Morgan once men· tioned that Diedrich said he would have Remington killed if he talked of the alleged bribery plot involvinl? a land use matter then before the Co unty Board of Supervisors. "Did Mr. Diedrich advise you he was not worried because if Mike Remington said a nything. be Diedrich. would have him killed?'' prosecutor Mi chael Capizzi asked. ··No." Morgan answered. "Did you ever advise Miss Fox that if Remington talked. Diedrich would have him killed?" Capizzi then asked. "No." Morgan answered. "Did Mr. Diedrich ask you to tSee DIEDRICH, Page AZ> Library Gets Identification In Huntington It's more than four years late and contains a typographical er- ror. but there's finally a sip to identify that large, modernistic building at 7111 Talbert Avenue. Walter Johnson, director of the Huntlngtoa Beach Central Library, hopes the larce placard wUI put an end· to all tboee "I wonder what it is" questions about the building by puaenby. It's big e110U1h. and it lilbts up at night. Tbe only p~m. said Johnson, ia that tbe sip in- correctly lists the library's operaUna boun for Monday. • Tbe lip read.I l p.m. to 9 p.m .• but the library is actually open from 9 •. m. to 9 p.m. on Monday. Johnlon says the typo wilt be corrected. The slln. which went up Tuel· day, Is worth about "1.100. Tbe funds came from the Public Facllltiea Corporation, a non- proftt orpni&ation wblcb Oftl'· Mel tbe ftnanctna of the Ubn:ry and dvtc center and ..... tbe bulldlap to the city. Jobmon 1a,. the 1tp waa part al tbe ortpaal UbrUJ plan, but wqa't ·available wMD it opeMCI ID 11'11: No real ,._ ........ for ....... , • but bit· ter lete tball ae"'. . . 0•11• ,.,,.. Sleff "-- DENIES 'DEATH' TALK Attorney Marshall Morgan ·Police Led On Chase By Cyclist An 18·year -old motorcyclist who a llegedJy led police from two cities in a chase at speeds up to 100 mph late Saturday bas been booked on a variety of charges, including assault on a police officer. John Henry Frese Jr. of Buena Park bas been released from Huntington Beach Jail on his own recognizance after being arrested In Long Beach follow· ing a bizarre collision involving police vehicles. The ~minute chase began in Huntington Beach at 9:40 p.m. when patrolman Tom Gilligan spotted a southbound motorcycle on Beach Boulevard near ln- dianapoUs Avenue reportedly clocking about 75 mph. Officer Gilligan lost the cyclist in a residential neighborhood. but the police helicopter spotted the suspect minutes later. Police said the cyclist sped north on Beach Boulevard and on to the northbound San Diego Freeway with at least four Hunt- ington Beach patrol cars and two m otorcy le officers in pursuit. Before exiting in Long Beach at the 7th Street offra mp, the big 1.oooc.c. motorcycle hitspeedsof 100 mph. pursuing police re - ported. Huntington Beach motorcycle offi cer Steve Brinkerhoff pulled a longside the fl eeing suspect twice. police said, but both times the suspect tried to kick the of· ricer's machine over. Joined by Long Beach police units. the pursuit eventually weaved to Pacifi c Coast Highway. culminating in a still unclear series or collisions near Myrtle Avenue. police reported. Long Beach Police said Frese apparently hit a curb, trigger. ing a series of collisions among his pursuers. (See CHASE, P•ge AZ) Coast Weather Night and morniq low clouds with sunny after· noons. lJgbt local driule tonlght and Tuesd•y morning. Little cooler days witb hi1ha through Tuesday in t.be .._pper eo.. Low tonight in the mid $08. IN81HH•~Y Tiie Gordolt 8ftlWft ~ boUooft roe:., ~ fO ,nr1 aeo. will IM......,... Mo, 22. Hep., lo m I u Coatca Maa'a Dolt Pkcard. Ste .,. ,,.,,. .... ~---a •••t::.. g ~ :: ='·· • ==-.. ~r = = . ., .... 9tl! -M 11i 1-:-r-i = ~ 1: • U er t •e Ct• I ;:::;;;;... .. ........ .ti DAI\. Y .-tLOT Hif Mondex. Aenl 30, tt1't , ......... J atbool kid, tii'd never aee colMt•·" umoN asusva .,. may hav• • aew uale '° can· llnue hb "protest 1aa101l mftdk>crily " H hope& to dona~ lh Homt\ to \he 1tate Department ot Fl1h and Gam for un •• an ertiricial r r and flah ha~; fl'llb and Game wUI acceot my 1in., w wlll ae how Iona thG Orffn Hornet can hold )t. brealh acalnat thti d ments Simon IH'Oml~H to be tht-re for lM burn.I 4l 11ca lh• \\Vt'n ha a ()O('m worked out •·A he to Ashes Ou t to d~t I hope It s uffc.•n u te1 n ble rusl " ,.,...r,,.. ' DIEDRICH. • take Mr Rt"min1ton'1 place and act as a condwt ln a bribe'" the proattut.or wanted to know And aaaln, Mor1an replied, ··Ne." The questioning wH leadma to a decision Judge Tharpe will have to make when Mias Fox 1J called as a wttneaa in the trial. Defense attorneys James RJd- det and Keith Monroe In.anted that Miss P'ox should not be able to testify about state ments at, tributed to Morga n when Morgan denies having made \he state ment. Capizzi. however . insisted that her testimony should be heard by the jury because it Is her first-band recollection of what was said to her. Dis id nt Ginzbur Flllds Horn NEW YORK IAP I SQv1et d1ss1dt•nt Altxundt·r (i1n1.burl( u nd his fami ly plan l o JOIO author Alexander Sobherulbyn 1n exile al the novelist 's 51 acre Vermoul estate. aft~r berng tn v1ted to "hve th<'re a1> tf they were coming home " Ginzburg . the most celcbritted of five dissidents releai;ed Fn day in exchange ror two Soviet s pies said Sunday 1n an in · terview that he expe<·ts his wife and two childre n to JOIO him tn Ve rmont in a month. \ WASHINGTON <AP> -Penn· !Sylvania utility regulators told Con~ress today the federal iov· ernment s hould bear the multi· million-dollar cos t or the nuclear accident al Three Mlle Island. w. Wilson Goode. chairman or the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, called for a federal bailout or the utility that operates the Three Mile Island plant. He said it would be unfair to expect stockholders and con· Grove Man Slain in Utah City SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -A California man was shot to death following what a friend of the victim said was a quarrel over a coat. police said. Judge Tharpe ls c•xpected to rule later today on the ad· missibililyofthetestimony. Th ey w ill s t ay at Solzhenitsyn's home "tndeflnite ly." he said. "ll was a misunderstandmg," he said. denying reports that his O•llY ~ ... St.H P- M ARK HENDRICKSON AND 'FRIENDS' IN COSTA MESA He 'II Weave Magic Spell at Renal11ance Faire David L. Lopez. 23, of Garden Grove, Calif .. was shot in the mouth Saturday night at a res· idence whe re he att ended a party. said Officer Douglas Maack. Officers quoted Raymond J Vigil, a friend of the victim. a:. saying Lopez and another man had a rgued during t he party ove r the ownership of a t an leather coat t hat Vigil said was his The prosecution'in the case 1s expected to e nd today with Morgan a nd Mi ss f"o x 's testimony. f'roM Pag~ A I CHASE .•. Involved in the collisions were two Huntington Beach police cars and moto rcycle officer Cha rles R. Poe. who suffe red minor injurie:. whe n he was thrown from his cycle. Suspect l''rese was treated for minor lnjur iei. u t St Mary Medical Center in Long Re<ich before being booked into Hunt· ington Beach Jail on c harges of ~ recldess dr1vin~. assault on a police officer and a1.sault with a deadly wea pon llhe motorcy- cle>. police said EXECUTE. • used Florida's death penalty law. as well a!> laws in Geor~1a and Texas. to rule that capital punis hme nt m ay lie con~t1tu t1onally imposed for convicted murderers. Smee then, 33 states have sen· tenced nearly 500 persons to death But only one prisoner has been executed. He was Ga ry Gilmore. who. r ather than appeal his murder conviction and scn- tencE· asked authorities to kill him, and was shot by a Utah firing squadinJanuary 1977. The last exec uti o n of a prisoner who did not want to die wa s 12 yea r s ago. ~h~n murderer Luis Jose Monge died m Colorado's gas c hamher. Florida has not executed a prisoner since 1964 V.S . Asks Ban Of Satellites VIENNA. Aus tria IAP l Secret talks about banning so· called killer satelltes continue he re between the United States and the Soviet Union, the U.S. Embassy said today. No agree- ment has been reached, It sa'ld. The session Is the third round of discussions during which the United St.ates reportedly is at- tempting to win an agreement preventing even the testing of satellites designed to knock oul others. 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JJO "'"" ""y "'"' ISRAEL WELCOMES FREED SOVIET JEWS-A4 wife was reluctant to leave the Soviet Unjon "Wh al s he 1s say- ing is that she has lots to do Magic Time before she leaves " U>ast Performer Eyes Faire The 42-year·old human n~ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL act ivist wbo has been in Soviet Olt""o.11,,.11 .. isi..11 prison ~amps three times. said One would expect Mark Hend- he was reluctant to leave his n ckson's head, with Its bulging h o m e I a n d . l h o u g h . h e eyes and Mro·styled black hair acknowledged· "I am u htlle to fall al his feet after the sil ver tired of seeing four wa lls s word knifes through his neck, "It's my country ~ lovt> my "Jl 's the best thing in the country regardless of !ls govern world for draining your clogged me nt ," Ginzburg said, before s inuses." declares m agician descrihing Soviet govf'rnmenl llcndm•kson, 27. of Orange. its officials as a "nt'w brrcd of he withdraws lhl' wic·kt'd blade person creatures .. from the collar locked <Jround Ginzburg will leave for Ver his throat. mont on' Tues day. whl're he will Long known in the fl arbor join Solzhenitsyn. who has been J\rca as an actor and performer, inexile sinte 1974 c he 1s one of more than a dozen Dressed in his gray ~u1t a nd e nter t a in e r s. e1rt 1 s t ~ a nd while dress shirt. but without a c rafts men from t he Oran ge tie. Ginzburg looked fu more Coast who wi ll be seen at Lhe robust than he had Sat urday 17th annual ncna1sscince Faire when, at a news conference, he 111 AAoura that began Saturday. looked ghostly white The popul:.ir pageant com· He declined to discuss his mt•mora t1 ng Eliza bethan health other than to say that hl· 1-:ngl:rnci 's s rmngl1m1• revels of was s uffenng rrom an ulcer that 400 years ago will run s ix had been aggravated "exlre!"'t' W<'Ck •nd:. 111('1uding Memorial ly" during his latest confin e Day at the old P a ramount mcnt. Han ch That hardly toned down his op· ll<'ndrickson und his troupe. timism. Tossf>Ot!> and Moonllngs, will of ··1 hope I will hvc long enough fo r a st•m1 bawtly i':lirnbclhan to see the lime wh~n the human str<·c·t pl<ty und '! variety of rights movement in the Soviet ma~•1t fo r h11n• AO<'rs. Union wi ll no long e r b e "Tht• f<'rozt•n Cock's Crow," 1s necessary." he said. tht.'tr on~lnal 2!'> minut<· play and Then. he said , he would ht> ltw ('ast includes Hendrickson, free to express . himself com Craig 1-'leming, 27, of llunlinglon ple tely, "to writ<: a~out m y Brach. Marily n Prince. 30, and favorite subject, which is ballet Mi chael Cawl·lt1. 20, both of .. As yet it is difr.icull," he said C'oslu Mesa "ll 1s very difficult to wrth.' f"l c m1ng. a Golde n West ubout ballet when fr1 e ndi. all Coll<•gc ::.tuctcnt, and Ms. Pnnce around you are being put into have 1><1th al>peared 1n South prtson he r~ and the r e and roast Hcpertory Company pro ever ywhere. duclmni.. while M:. Prince was Two of the other d1ss1denu.. rn New York City dorng a role Mark Dvms h1ts and E~uard this week Kuznetsov. allen~ed a Soviet "I'm a registered sland-m and Je wry rally here Sunday before a 1>tuntma n." explain:. lien flying to lsrael. where they will drttkson. who has stood 1r1 for settle. at·tors Sam Elhott. Hen .John1>on Georgi Vms. a Baptist pastor. and Jack F.lam "Most or my attended .church .services tn the life. J ·ve been 1r1volv<•d 10 magic. capital ~th Pr~s1~ent Carter That's my avocation " The fifth d1!ts1denl, Valenta lie and f'lemin~ will perform Moroz of the Ukraine. was back thl' various routines and ti· here after attending a rally in l11s1ons from an extensive bag of his honor in Philadelphia late tricks, while Hendrickson he Satur~ay. Ht; ~as a lso offered a goes by Knott for the annual teachmg pos1l1on al Harvard on faire is even more versatile. one-line gag:. "We're going lo try for a lmo1>t a vaudeville <.>!feet " lie and his company will re· ceive paid salaries from the Faire. whi ch 1s staged by the Living rnstory Centre, a .n?n· profit educational. founda1t10.n a nd he expects, as m the past. 1t wi ll just <'Over expense:-. The performances are truly a lahor or love "This 1s my vacation evt'ry year ," says the veteran trouper. add1n~ that ht· takes nu extended lrtp or a full week or two off the re~ular workaday grmd as most p<.·ople do. "Even though I'm ·a broken down. starving actor'," Hen drickson quips. "I turn down ntm parts LO do the P leasure Fair e ll''> that important to me " .. I - Vigil said he asked Lopez to put the coal m his car He t.old police he saw the second man. carrying a pistol. follow Lopez out the door. Maa ck said he was tn the a rea. heard a shot and found Lopez lymg on the ground He said he saw a man carrying a tan leather coal leave the scene. No arrests have been made Volwiteers Needed For Meal De live ry F'ountatn Valley's "M cats lo the Home Program " 1s 1n n(."t!d of volunteers lO assis t m delJver mg meaJs to residents who are temporarily unable to cook or snop for themselves Meals are delivered f1v~days a week between 11 .30 a.m. and I p m . H you can help. contact R ic h Holm er a l the city ':. Human Services Departmenl. 963-8321. .. --.... ... , 4- I ' .... .J:;J ~~I Sundy. "I do a Renaissance rope trick act. rhymed in couplets," he ex- pl ains . Pair Escape Bad Injuries In 2 Crashes ,< ~~_.,..J ' ~ Two Orange Coast men, one thrown from a moving truck and the other a passenger In a car that rolled over several times. es cape d se rious Inj ury In separate accidents Sunday . A California Highway Patrol spokesman saJd John McMur· ray, 33, Soutll Laguna, suffered minor injuries when the car in which he was riding rolled o~r several llmes on Pacific Coast Highway near El Morro School. Drtver of the 79 BMW. Thomas Hedrich. 22, of Ada, Mich., told officers he believed a car was approachln1 hlm Ln his lane IO he abruptly swerved rt1ht. caualng tbe vehicle to turn over. He suffered minor ln· juries. Hendrickson says Tosspols ;rnd Moonlings' rather bizarre name Is the result of the c ulling of a Renaissance dictionary for E lizabethan terms that might catch their fancy. 'fo8spots, of course. is archaic slang for a drunkard, while moonlings describes whimsical little chHd-llke creatures noted for their sense of wonder and other-worldUness. The Orange Coa s t actin g troupe and street magicians h ave Invest e d cons ide rable study and research, as do most participants in the Renaissance 1',aire seeking authenticity. Preparation s f o r th e Elizabethan festival which will be s taged for its final year on the 230-acre former movie ranch site begin long before opening, wl\h specla,l.partJcipant classes. T hey Include Elizabethan English as a Second Language : Country and Courtly Dances : sumen to shoulder the entire cost of the accident. TeaUfytng before the Senate nuclear regulation subcommit- tee, Goode compared aucb dit'ed. federal aid to the government's previous financial assistance to Lockheed Aircraft and to New York City. ·'The consequences of the Three MUe Island accident are every bit as devastating aa the Hurricane Agnes flood which struck central Pennsylvania in 1973 and to which the federal government responded with massive infusions of funds and MORE CANCER DEATHS SEEN BY 2000 -A3 SHUTDOWN NEARING AT RANCHO SEC<>-AS other types of relief," Goode testified. ·'The government should take whatever steps are necessary to preve nt the cons umer or the rate payers from s houldering the entire burden of this inci· de nt." he added. Goode proposed that the gov· e rnme nt ma ke "low· or no· inte r e s t lo ans" to General Public Utilities Corp., the parent firm of Metropolitan Edison Co .. which oJ)crates the disabled re- actor And he also proposed a "sub- stantial grant or contribution" to help offset the estimated $500 million of monthly costs of purchasing replacement power. Diesel Car <;eu68MPG OAK HlLL. Fla. CAP> -· A d iesel -pow e r e d ," modified Merc ury Capri developed by two toe a I inventors registered 68 miles per gallon during a test d r ive for federal officials, a s pokesman for the inventors says. The offi cials, representing the Department of Energy, the En· v1 ronmental Protection Agency and the Small Business Ad· ministration, wanted to see the creation or Ra lph Moody and Mike Shetley. The spokesman for the inven- tors said the car 's performance was not a'> good as had been hop~d because of the extra passengers The officials said they will help s peed the car th rou~h government tests . Period Round.II ; Envlronmenta1 lmproviullona l Aeling ; Elizabethan Llfeatyles : Character Development; Faire Directing, and Parllclpalion Skills. ------------ ( In another accident, Michael Andenon, 20, Fountain Valley, was treated and releaMd from Saddlebeek Communlt1 H01p6tal after be was thrown from the bed of a pickup truck on Roee Canyon Rolld, one-ball mile east of TrabucO Creek Road. Hendrickson says Toaspots and Moonlln11 have developed a particularly fast-paced act to preaent tbl1 year. with what Lb•1 believe are &ood roWckin, Traditional Jeans and Things • ALSGARAOE 56 FAS.-..ON ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 6 44 7030 1 Irvine VOL. 72, NO. 120, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA No Such Discussion Your Hemet••• Dally New8paper'· MONDAY, Ai>Rl t:-30, ~ • 1 Die ·ch Death. Threat Denied Examln ~r Testifies Abortion Baby Death Cause? B y KATHY CLANC\ Of -D••tr l'Ool SUH The chief medical examine r for the city of New York told an Orange County Superior Court jury today that the infant Dr William Waddill 1s alleged to have strangled a<>tually died from effects of an a bortion and prematurity. Dr. Michael Bade n . unde r questioning by defe nse attorney Charles Weedman. s aid he couJd find no evidence that the infant was strangled. Irvine City Allies Wed The echo of wedding bells was still being heard at Irvine City Hall today following the marriage Saturday of two depart- m ent directors . Tying the knot we r e James Harrington, direc· lor of adminis tra ti v e services . and Ra ye Kings bury, city cle rk . The marriage took place on a boa t in Ne wport Harbor. es pec1aJly leased by the couple for the oc· casion_ After the cere mony, the couple departe d fo r a Northe rn C al i fo r ni a honeymoon. Ws Ratio1iing Probability 'Jlery Low' WA S HINGTON I AP ! Energy Secretary James Schles· inger said today that the prob· ability of gasoline rationing "is very. ver y low" a nd is not necessary in the present fuel situation. He told the Senate A~nculture Committee's rural development s ubcommittee that r a tioning would be necessary "only under conditions or dire natio nal emergency." The only e xample Schlesinger gave of such an e m ergency was the blocking of the routes by LAS VEGAS SHORT OF GASOLINE -A3 MAY ALLOTMENTS l!EGIN TUESDAY-AS which oil tankers s ail from the Middle East. Rationing ''has an appeal in the abstract" but is difficult to administer and does mean hardships, he said. It "is a stringent measure which is in- tended for use only in the most aevereshortagesituatiOJl." lJut he urged the senators to aapprove President Carter's pro- posed sland·bY rationing plan. saying lhal changes could be made later lO meet any valid criticisms. When told that Orange County coroner's pathologist Dr. Robert. Richards had said the baby was choked to death. Baden replied, "I must respectfully s ub:nit thllt I don't a gree with that " "My opinion 1s the cause or death of this individual is acute saline poisoning and prematuri- ty." Baden continued. Baden. who previously had been sent autopsy photos and slides of tissue from the infant. fl ew from New Yo rk Sunday to physicaJly examine the baby's preserved remains. His examin3lion s howed "no evide nce that would be compell- ing lo indicate that the baby died o f manual s tra n g ulation." Baden testified. Nor, the doctor continued did his examination t u r n up evide nce that the baby died of a nything othe r than s alin e dam age caused during the abor· ti on. Weedman noted earlier that Dr. Baden served on a commit· tee a ppointed by Congress to in· vestigate the assassinations of both Pres ident John F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King • Weedman called Dr. Bade n o n e of the top foren s i c pathologists m the country Today's tesllmony marked the beginning of the retrial's eighth week Waddill. 43, of Huntington Harbour. is accused or strangl· mg the two-pound. 15 ounce in· rant known as Baby Girl We aver in the aflermalh of a s aline a bortion performed on the in· fant's 18-year-old unwed mother two years ago in Westminster Community Hospital. Weedman has insisted the baby was dead or irreversibly on the verge of death before Waddill examined her. The physician's f irs t trial e nded lasl May in a hung jury. 'Power' Show Joins KW-TV On Sundays "Hour of Power '' fans who learned Sunday tha t the pro· g ram devised by Dr Robert SchuJler of Garden Grove Com- munity Church was screened for an unscheduled 30 minutes swamped the church today with inquiries about the future of the popular program. C hurch officials s aid they learned Thursday night that a 30-minute spot would be availa· ble Sunday on Channe l 9, KHJ · TV. and immediately accepted it. They s aid the pro~ram will continue to be screened in the· 30-minute spot from 10:30 a.m . until Aug. 26 when it will be ex· tended to a full hour from 10:30 a .m. Additionally, oHicials said. "Hour of Power" will be shown Sunday evening on Channel 5. KTLA-TV, until the ChaMel 5 contract expires in October. Church officials said the Chan· nel 9 contract to air "Hour of Power" runs through April or 1980. AD RINGS PHONE OFF THE H<HJK Church services are aired via the program three weeks af\er dellvery al the Garden Grove facility. "My phone rang off the book. "I 'm very pleased wilb lbe Dally PUot." That's the advertislng s ucceH story of the El Toro man whO placed Ul1I ad in the Dally PUol. Rent • or 1eaee $27$. 2 bdrm l ba alnale story Condo. lotl or 1tora1e At.-Y on a .. cl, Blvd. Call no.-any tlme. If JOU want your pbooe to rtq off tbe book, try tbe friend· ly ad·vilen at M2·H'78. The DailJ Piiot ceta the responae JOU DMd. Two Men Exceed Bad. . Limi. 1at1on t DOUGLAS POINT, Ontario <AP) -Two ma le employees al the Bruce nuclear power pla nt here were exposed to more than tbelr yearly limit of radiation, an Ontario ff)'dro information officer Aid &mday. Bob Beardaall said the incl· dent occurred wben a piece of a radioactive fuel bundle broke while being removed from • in- active reactor at seneratinT at•· Uon A at t.he c»lant.aome 93 mJles north ol London, Ont. D•lly l'UO\ Swtl Photo MOTORIST HOPPING MAO ANO NOT ABOUT GASOLINE Richard Simon Demonstrates His Sweet Revenge Corps Reneges Declines Bid to 'Kill' Car By MICHAEL PASKEVICH 01 IM D•ilY P1IOI SUll Even the US. Marine Corps seemed a bit frighte ned of Richard Simon's auto. Twice. the corps hai. turned down the disgruntled Newport Beach car owner's offers "° haul the "le mon" away and bomb it. blast it, shoot it just gel rid of if with flair. As s uch, Simon's AM C green Hornet has turned inlo equal parts red herring and white elephant THE DUSTY CA R rests behind the headquarters of the Coast Community College District in Costa Mesa It s its unmolested except by Simon. the district 's community re lations director. who sometimes stops by to give il a drop kick o r three Simon says his military de molition plan almos t ma terialized a few weeks back ··They 1 MCAS 1H 1 Tustm officials 1 were going to use it for young Marines to beat anci thrash with batons and sledgehamme rs as a fundra1ser for the Navy League "THE GREEN HORNET supports good causes:· said Simon. 37 "But the base legal beagle sa id 1t could be construed as criticmng a prod uct . or a cons umer protest. · he con tinued. Base offi c1a ls the n rejected the offer "What would American Motors do"" Simon asked "Invade ?" "Find il hard to be li eve that the world's toughest fight ing men are afraid of a little slap on the hand,·· added Simon. smiling, of course. AN EMPLOYEE WITH the AMC dealership on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa who said Simon's name "rings a bell" offered to go ove r the history of the five .year-old car with a reporter Service Manager Don Ellis said. "The Hornet is a good car; it always has been ... He added that the performance of a car can depend on the owner. Earlie r this year, officia ls at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station s howed interest in killing the car. but then declined, "ostensibly for reasons of national security."· Simon said. Going back even farther Simon gave up in January and bought a van he offered the Hornel lo Golden West <See LEMON AID. Page AZ I 'Closed' Station Has · Free Fillups Judge Rules Out Trial Use By GARY G RANVILLE Of IM Daily Pllol SUll SAN DIEGO A witness here in the bribery trial of Orange C'o unty S up~r v i s o r R al ph Die dri c h de nied today that Diedrich ever told him he would have attorney Mi chael Re m · ington killed if he revealed an a lleged bribery plot It was l a wye r Ma r s h a ll Morgan who denied ever having discussed the purported death threat with D1ednch Dall' l'llOI SUff ....... DENIES 'DEATH' TALK Attorney Marshall Morgan Morgan also denied ever hav 1n g to ld a n yon e e lse that Di e drich in 1973 me ntioned a n~th1ng about having Re m m gton killed As a r esult or Morgan'l> denial. Superior Court J udge Ros~ Tha r p r uled that a prosecution w1tnesl> will not be able to test1f} JbOul the death plot rema rks al tributed to Morgan It 1s a one-lime Morgan legal a i.i.oc1ate , attorne y M a rlenC' Fox . who told inves tigators Morgan onc·e told he r of the re marks allributed to Diedrich Boy Saved In Irvine Cable Slide Mo rgan's testimony camt-as D1 ed r1ch a nd co de fe ndant Le roy Rose's trial resumed arter the week's d~la y caused by Tha rp's broken leg A nt'ar tragedy al Heritage Pa rk in Irvine was ave rted Sun· da y evenin ~ whe n two men re!>cued a n 11 year-old boy from n l'hain noose at tht! "cable s hdl' .. attraction The eight "om an. four.man Jur y cooled it s heels an thl' nallway outside the courtroom as Morgan testified Morgan. who was D1edrich'l> lawyer in the bnbery case until two months ago. was called as the defense witness Ma rk A Thres he r o f 451 2 · Rob1nwood Circle . was riding the cable when he slipped and his neck was caught in a chain loop that provides a foothold for l·ahh.' riders His testimony was given al> the derense lawyers tried to shut off a ny mention during the trial of a threattokill Remington Mo r gan wa s Re m 1n gton ' law yer when Re ming ton an m 1d 1973 was a rres te d a nd charged with a murde r con sp1raC) charge or whictl he w~ la ter acquitted According to a la wve r then ai. "o l'lat e d with ·M o r ga n M 1ss fox. Mo rgan once men t 1oncd thal' Die drich s aid hl' would have Remington killed 1f he talked of the alleged bribery plot involving a land use matter then before the County Board of Supe rvisors "Did Mr Diedrich advise you ht> was not worried because 1f Mak e Remington sa id anything, he Diedrich. would h<t"e him k 1 lled ".. p rosecutor M 1chael Cap1zz1 asked. "No." Morgan ani.wered "01d you ever ad vise Mi ss Fox that 1f Re mington ta lked. Di e dri c h w o uld h a ve h i m killed"" Cap1zz1 then asked "No ... Morgan answered "01d Mr Diedrich ask you to take Mr Remington's place a nd act as a conduit in a bribe'•" the prosecutor wanted to know And agam. Morgan replied. "No." <See DIEDRICH, Pal(e A2l Irvine Seeks Glib Thief Of Life Raf ts A fast-lalking operator who has bilked an Irvine marine hrm out of two expensive life rafts 1s being sought today by 1ice in· vestigators According tc:f pohce r ports. the two rafts. valued at $3.349, were released to a man who repres ented hi ms elf as an employee of a Long Beach hardware store . When the actual h ardware st o r e owner got the bill, he called police. Two me n who were at the.park Richard Browamg of Costa Mesa and James Gr illiot of San- ta Ana rushed to the boy's aid. freed him from the noose and provided shock treatm,nt until the arrival of Orange Coun- ty para medics. Capt. Gar y Steinbe rg of the Or ange County Fire Department .,ai d thi: m e n ~aved young T hreshe r from s e ve r e brain da mage and possible death. The boy was unconsc ious "he n he was removed from the <·ha in loop. but regained con· o;(•to us ness shortly after he was freed. according lo police Tht• Thresher boy today is at ho m e a nd r e ported by his mother. Carolyn. lo be in "good cond1t1on" with o nly some swell- ing and bruise:-. on his neck. "Indeed . he wo uldn't have sur· v i ved 1f they hadn't helped," i.a1d Mrs Thresher "The doctor said he wal> very fortunate... • Mrs Thresher said she hoped the men would receive commen- dat ion.-; from the city officials for their action Tht> cable shde includes a ca· b le s tre tc he d between two points Children stand in t he chain loop and grasp a sleet ring as they travel from post to post. Mrs . Thresher s aid s he believes the ride shouldn't be located in· a c hildren's play- ground. City parks d epartment of- h c1als couldn't be reached for comment today on Sunday's in- cident. Coast ft'eather Night and mommg low clouds with sunny after- noons. Light local driu le toni g h t a nd Tuesday morning. Little coole r days with highs through Tuesday in the upper 60s. Low tonight in the mid sos. Getting gas on a weekend is tough and when motor ists driv· ing on East Coast Highway in Corona del Mar found a station more or less open Saturday night, they filled their tanks. Newport Beach police said the Standard Oil Company station ut Dahlia Avenue was closed at the lime. nigh t." Sunday morning, a passerby who saw motorists pumping gas in the closed station , calle d manager Charles Galligan of Lon g Beach t o report tbe giveaway Galligan called police to ask them to bold off the freeloaders 1V1til he could get lO the station tlt lock the pumps. On April 17, police said, the oper ator called Seagull Marine, 1851 McOaw Ave .. and placed an order for a life raft. in the name of Stan Miller Hardware . Later that day. a man picked up the raft and slgned a purchase order made out lO the Long Beach hardware firm. INSIDE T8DA" The Gordon R"MU goa balloon roce. ditcontmu.d 40 ~ears OQO. will be rcofwd Moy 22. Hoping to IOfn U jf Cotto Melo'• Don Piccard. SH lfor'JI Paff AIO. According to police, station e mployees bad k>cked up every· tbln1 butt.be tu pumps. "We don't know Mw people found out about It." said Sgt. Rick Miller. "but they did and they apparenUy started helping themselves t.o tt,e .tAll Saturday .. According to police reports. the station lost eboul 107 gallons of gasoline worth about $90. A station employee who wouldn't Identify himself said this morning tbe Incident was "no big ~eal." ..... .. .... , Two days later, the man again called Seagull Marine. aald the Uf e raft had been stolen and that a second was needed Im mediately. Once again. be returned to lhe firm and paeked up a Ufe raft. police said. ..... "'""'~· a "-K• ....... At .._u.Mn L..M • ..,.. M ....... ........ ......... ..... ~ •• Or .... ~ ~ °'" ....... .... C-6tt • ., = C-WWf ., --.......... 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I LEMON AID DE LINED .. o llffCe 's Police Arademy for b<tlh§\lt' lt>'>hn., tlowcver. 250 hcovv undbau ... would 1111 .. c t11ul to bt· "laced around t he car lo i1rev<-nt du11.:1 ·r fwm riroctwtinM bullets, so the ach me w ti acc•vpc.·d No I lomt•t 1i. ""'urth u he rnia." Simon uld H E SAIO ms DISt:NCIL\NTMEN1 Wllh his 1974 model goes back evl'n further, to the fir,t dn> hl' hought \t und the gears began stacking lh.• r1•.id1I> u1\ '"'~ hi'> ov.n version of the htstory or the car The gear shin broke orr an his hand. lWll l' he say' The windows s lapped into lhl' doors. never to he seen again There were two electncal ftrel>. he !>a}., The car ale up three sets uf rww radial tares 1n It::.:. than so.000 miles The clutch bll'v. out T he brakes stall pull lo the left. A sticky black goop that :.urround:. the ansuk of thl· windows st arted melting, "getting .di over my kit!!., · ::.a}:. Sim on. "They'respotted now "THE GEAR SHIFT linkage brokt-und Just hung theu: like spaghetti with rigor mort1s My wafe couldn't un derstand my periodic outburst..' "I was beginning to think 1t was Just m e unlll I read u consumer report article. H lhl'Y had used my car as the test . they would have had to is:.ue a scp~.r~te vc1lum<· " Fed up with a "dossier of rl'pa1rs Simon det·1dcd to end has Hornet's nest of problems Why doesn 'l he JUSl sell 1t and get what he can" "I'm not a killer," he say~ "By selling 1l to t.1 high -;chool kid. he'd never see collc1<e " SIMON BE U F.VES he mt.1 y have a new an~lc lo con Llnue his "protest a~1u nst me<l1ocrily " lie hopes to donate the· Hornet to the St<itc Department of ris h and Game for use as an arl.J!icial reef und fbh h.iven "If Fish and Gamt> wall acct·pt my gift, we will !.ee how long the Green llornet can hold 1ls breath against the t'le rnents. Simon promises to be then~ for the buri<il at ~e<.1 lk 1•ven has a poem worked out "/\shes lo A!:.he!. Du:.l lo dust I hope 1l s uffcn, u tern bit' rU!.t " Ex-Laguna Dance r Wins Court A ward Ry The As\ociated P ress A forme r Ballet Pacifica of Luguna Beach danct·r has set lied out of court with the statc for $49.000 :ind closed the hie on a lawsuit which c l<1imed that h1• was the v1clim of viole nce and medicaJ negligence while he was ~onfined at Metropohtan State Hospital in Norwalk A story in the Sacram ento Bee Sunday claims that the anJuraes -;uffer l'd by Billie Ray Pulliam. 25. <•n d e d what has lawyer described as· a promising future an ballet. Newport Beurh attorney Louis M. Mar lin is quoted as saying "tr Billie Ray Pulham me1tns anything. he's a n example of a socially good person who was t reated as a socially bad person in a way that we would never aJ . low a convict t() be treated." And the Bee s tory quolcs Deputy Attorney General Steven Rood as suying 1n a state m emo Ruling Stands On Laetrile WASHlNGTON tAP > The U.S. Supreme Court le ft intact today t he Laet rile s muggh ng conviction of Robert W Brad· ford. a for mer president or the Committee fo r Freedom of Choice in Cancer Therapy . The jus t.ices refused lo hear Bradford's a rguments he was de niect a fair trial whe n the Judge would not allow him lo present evidence purporting to show that Laetrile is beneficrnl to cancer patients Df'ANGl! COAST DAILY PILOT fMOt•~'"'e o..tlyPUOt ¥il'iff\WtHth l\(flm ............ -......... -•"'901>y1i.o.- ( .. \l p~,'°"'~(_.errtprMy ~·t•HtlH)ft\•'• p:uOh,hf-4 Moftd•~ tf'rOllOf" ( HO•Y tot (Mt• -· N,,_, -II H""'1"4'"" &<Mll/F-1.t•n V•ti.y fr..,..,l -ller<"fSchllhC.011 A "nofo (l'QIOMl'°"l-•t-1-S.lv•t1&f\- \4iftd•¥\ trw P"•N •o.t PUbO\nlf'IO Pt•r't " Af HO Wo\I •••54-.Gol••llO«w C•llf0tl'f••i.1' ·-··-..... , •• "''and Pl.ltlltW"f' J•<'ll C-.. Y VKt,.,.UldOtftl•flOOe_ol __ T-at•M .. I Eottor ,-.-~ .. ~ .... 1 ... ltlllto< C!Nri.• N UM lll<Mnl ~ Nd 4'•,i•IOfll Wllffl ... l!dlltft TeleclflOne (1,.)'4Ma21 C.a~ M••nf""9 Ma.ttn "--~ ....... that Pulham cun no longer lift ft•m .. tle d<incer:. or leap as the malt• dant•t•r ii-exp~cted to leap us a result of h\s tnJUrtC'S It v.as <tllt·~ed 1n Pulham s lawsuit that thl)s<' IOJUrll'S wen• 1nfli(·ted riuring 10 d<Jy~ of hosp1tuhz:1t1on aft<'r he was ad milled to Mc•Lropoht Laguna Beach ballc\ c·om pany wht•n h i.' checked h1mi.etr into lhl' UC Irv ine Medical ('enters psychiatric un 11 where he \Na.., tr<'alcr1 before• hc1ng lr an:.f<•rrl'd lo the Norwalk facility J\t Ml'lropohtan. thl' :.tory s tal(•:.. he w<1s assig ned for treatment b y Dr Alf'xander Bu<'hler It 1s alll'gcd that h<-was undi>r Bul·hlcr's care when hl· was tied down with --leather restraints . beatt•n with <'IOSl'll r1sts and s lammed into the shelv<'" of a linen closet. inJurin~ his back It 1s ullcgl'd that he was M1 heavily drui.:~ed al one p<.11nl that an un1denl1f1cd doctor 1s quoted as st attn~ th a t he be li<"ves he s<ived Pulham 's hfe bccuuse hf' walked thf' patient for several ho urs to prevent him laps ing into a coma The R{•e s tory 11uotes the state's Ment&l Health Depart menl as stating that Buehler lb no long treating patients and 1:-. 1•mploycd m thl' records section al M<•tropohta11 Pulham s ut•d thl.! state for $250.000 and settled for $49,000 GG Man Slain In Argument OVer Coat SALT LAKE CITY CAP ) A Califor nia man was s bot to death following what a friend I the vlctlm said was a quarrel over a coat . POUc~sald. f' David L. Lopez, 23. of Garden Grove. Cali f .• was shot in the mouth Satur day night al a res- idence whe re h e atten ded a party, said Officer Dougla s Maack. Officers quoted Raymond J Vigil, a frle od of the victim , as saying Lopez and anothe r ma n had argued dunng the pa rty over the ownership of a ta o leather coat that Vigil said was his. Vigil said he asked Lopez to put the coat In hla car. He told police he saw the second man, carr)'l.ng a pistol, follow Lopez out the door . Maack said he was In the are., hea rd a shot and found Lopei lying on the ground. He aald be saw a man carryln1 a lan leather coat leave lhe s~e. No • at'l'eata have been made. a ..,_..._ .._ u.. •xll&laa .... ._.care,,..... Lo IOQlumet· t0Blr9UH •edleal HfYIH ~.' Concfdtnr that Kuch • concept 111 u Iona way from becomtna re· 1.1llt • Nuder trnld the co -o s wou pm <' mcdlt'ttl care ror ti Out nnnuul fl'<' Thi:. would do awuy with the curn•nt i;y~tt•m 1n which each st•rvu·1• rt•qu1rt•11 ii fec and a th111I party, :mrh us Medicare or lw .1 Ith 11111urance comvanies re- 1 m burM· 1•1thcr lh physician or tb4' ('Otl:Jllffi r Whtie Oadtuam didn't advocate lhti roo~rnuve!'I s uggested by N 11(1\or. both meu s a id gov· t:tnrucnt n V' he alth ins ura nce will bt: eosfty to consumers and , 1 u p.i vt.•1 !. a nd ts likely to roster hur\•uuc:rulac expansion 'MedJca.re has been grossly ubui;ed ancf af we have national hf'ulth ins urance that 1s run like Mt•<h care. it'll be a d1i.aster," Nuckr 11n1d IL1dham s111d the insurance plan bcmg put forwa rd by the 1)1•m ocrat1c Senator fro m Ma ... sachusetts 1s mis leading I le said th~ $20 bilhon price la~ 11. toe' low'and predicted that 1( h.ennt'<ly's plan as enacted 1t wall cost Laxpayt'rs $318 billion b) 1982 'l'hC' nH1~rcssman said be was l'Qually unimpressed with Pres i· dent Cartc.>r 's health insurance ~>Ian whac:h calls for a more modest begmmn~ to a national health ins urance pl'ogram. Thal plan. he said. "Just opens From Page A I DIEDRICH. • The quesltonmg was leading to a decision .ludf{t' Tharpe will ha\ e to ma ke when M 1ss Fox 1s C'a lled as a witness in the lnal. Ucfen. ... l' a ttorneys James Rad· det and Keith Monroe ins isted thJt Miss Fox s hould not be able to tt•stafy about statt>m ents al· t r 1buted t o Morga n wh en M11r~an demeb having made the st~•tt•mcnt. l'apiu1. however . ins is ted that hc·r ll'Sllmony should be heard by the Jury IX't'aUSf• tl is her fm,t hanc1 rccollcct1on o f what was <1a1d t•> ht•r .J 11dgc Tharp<.' is expc:ctc:d lo rult• luter today on the ad m 1s ..,1b1ltt vofthett's t1 mony l'hl· pn;scCUtJOn 1n tht• C3 S{' IS l'\pec·tt-tl to t'nd today wi th M11 rga11 a nd M1 s b Fox 's testimony. I ra1t, Egypt Sever Tie s TEllRAN. Ir.in t/\P I StJte radw reported today that revolutionary· lc-<1dcr J\vatollah Huhollah Kho rn' c 1 n 1 o r d t• r P d l h l' 'l'vl!rance of cl1plomat1c rl'lat111ns with F:gypt In <'.11 ru, thl• Muldle .. :asl news a~cncy s aid 1-;J.!ypt rl.!talialt.•d by cut t in~ tit's w1lh Iran. K hoinl'IOJ has given fu II hacking lo the Pa l<"'stint• L1bcrat1on OrganlL<lt1on, " I t• a d 1 n g A r a h • • r <' J et tmmst" m1•mbcr and driv 1ng for<'c lx:hmd th(' Arab Ll•aip1c 's pohl1\'..al and t'\'.onomi<· hoycot l of f;!-:Ylll for its l)(•at:c lr<•aty with brad Warnitig Out Oti Shellfish For Alameda OAKLAND IAJ> I Stale and Altlmt'da County health officials ha ve reimposed lhe annual ban on consumption of !>hf'llflsh that mav IK· contam1nat<•d with dead· ly "redt1de" micro organisms T he annual mussel and clam qua rantme g<><'s into effect Tues day a nd will last until Oct. 30. Paralytic ~hcllfish poison . also known us ·"red tide." cannot be neutralized by cooking, officials warned. and there Is no way to detect 1t The fi rst symptoms are numb· ncss or t he mont h o r ex- tremities. often accompanied by lightheadedness, nausea, vomit· Ing and diarrhea. In severe cases there m ay be impairment of speech, difficult s wallowing. muscular weakn ess or paralysis, lack o f m uscular coor dination, a nd respiratory c.impalrment. Two Reach Summit KATM~DU, Nepal CAP) - Ooug Roblnson, 31, of Bis hop. Call!., and John Wasson, 29, ot Englewood, Colo., have reached the summit or lhe 22,162-foot· hJ1b Ama D1blam, lhe ~lghth a nd ninth members of their cllmbins team to scale the Hlm•layan peak, Nepal 's Tourt.m Minlt try reported to- d ay. Iayed tM door with the numbera ud COIU \o bt filled la later." Tb• Umted Founda tions ror Medical CaN la aa or1anlzatlon of 11enclet1 related to health care Insurance . About 300 del- e i a tea a ttended the co""._enUo n sfated to cOilclude today. Federal Aid SoughtJOr Nuke Plant W ASJUNGTON <AP l Penn· sylvania utility regulators told Con~ress today the federal gov-ern ment should bear t he muJtj. million -dollar cost of the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island. W. Wilson Goode. cha irfnan of the Pennsylvama Public Utility Commission. called for a federal bailout of the utility that operates the Three Mile Island plant. He said il would be unfair to expect stockholders and con· SHUTDOWN NEARING AT RANCHO SECO-AS sumcrs to shoulde r the entire cost of the accident Testifying before the Senate nuclear reguJation s ubcommit tee. Goode compared such direct federal aid to the government'!.. previous financial assistance l(> Lockheed Aircraft and to New York City ·'The conseque nces of thl' Three Male Island accident are e very bit a s devastating a~ the Hurricane J\gnes flood whic h struck central Pennsylvania m 1973 and to which the federal government res ponded with massive mfus1ons or funds and other types of reher." Goode test1f1 ed ·'The ~ovt'rnmcnt should tah w hatever steps are necessary lo prevent thf! cons umer or the r ate payer s from shoulde ring the entire burden of thlS IOCI dent, .. he added Goodl' proposed lhat tht' gov ernme nt m<ike ··tow or n'> inte res t loa ns ·· to Gt!nt•r al Puhl1t• Utilities Corp. th<' parl•nt firm or Metropolitan Edison Co wh1<·h opcrall's tht• chs ublcd n· a ct o r , And he also proposed a "sub stant1al grant or tontn.bution ·· to help offset the cstam<1ted S500 m dl1on of monthly costs of purchasing replacement power r' t ..... ( Starting New 1'if e /\ Vwtna me!:><.' woman and her infant son wait to join their ~ponsor at a refugee center in De~ Moines, Iowa. They wl·n· J.H.trt of 196 ·ooat people " flown to Iowa for resettlement from a Malay~1 a refugee center . Cancer Fatalities Tied to Nuke Use NEW YOHK •J\P 1 The UM· of nuclf'ar t'nt'1 gy will lead lo the l' a f) (• t• r f1 (' d t h S II f 2 , () 0 () A meric·:m-. h> t hl' 1•nd or tht· c·cn tuq . .., nw1or !\allflnal /\<'adt:m y o r S1·wnc·1•-. !-.ludv reportedly has C'<lnf'lllcft•ff . • The s t11f1y e ntttlNI. ··Risk!> As 'orwtcd ~1th Nuc·lear Power.' lws not h<•c11 madt' pubhr Its t•ontc,nt' wer(• rl<.'la1led in today s Nt•v. York Time~ A SN'<lnd \tUd \. fan<inced by thl· Departme nt of Energy. which the T1mci> a lso obtained prior to re leai>e. said that one pt•rson in t•vf'r.} 1.000 develops ca n cer from .Ill r..i d 1allon I ..J ' : -· L t " ... sourre:-. Tht· .tcadcmy s report. based on .i four year study. c hallenge:. 1h1· nuc·lcar indus t ry's assert.ions th.11 atom11· powt•r plants do not n·-.ult in sever(' pubhc health proble>ms 11r dt.•aths 1\ernrchng It> The Times, the n •port abo conr luded that "ad- d1t1onal d<:alhs " res ult from the min1n~ of rad1oact1ve materials, Lhl•tr fabm·ataon into fuel ele m<·nls. thf' exposure of p lant t'ITlployeei. the release or s mall drTIOun t <; CJ ( r<id1oactivc. materials into the atmospher e t.1n d the tr<.1n s por t ation . rl pron•ss1ng and stor age or nul'lear mt.1teriab --------------------- Traditional Jeans and Things AL S GARAOE: ~FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 • • 7 ' --------~-------- Laguna/South Coast ~ Year Bometew• Dally Newspaper' E DI TI O N VOL. 72, NO. 120, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1979 TEN CENT No Such Discussion Die ·ch Death Threat Denied I Examiner Testifle Abortion Baby Death Cause? By KATHY CLANC Y 01 tM O•h ~11.t S\att The chief medical examiner for the city of New York told an Orange County Superior Court jury today that the infant Dr Wilha m Waddill is alleged to have stranglC'd actually died from effects or an abortion and prem aturity Dr Michael Baden , under questioning by defonse attorney Charles Weedman, said he could find no evidence that the infant was st rangled Teens Face 'Smngglii:ig' Charges in T wo teen-a ge boys raced smuggling charges today aner U.S Border Patrol officers dis· covered 36 Mexican nationals packed into a rented tr uck the two youths were alleged ly trying 1 to sneak through the San Onofre c h eckpoint south o f Sa n Clemente Sund~y. Agen ts arrest ed Ronald Coleman Farmer, 18. and a 16· 1 ye ar-old companion , both Of , Solano Beach, when the pair al· legedly tried to go around the checkpoint through the scales a re a or the Border Patrol sta· Lion Authorities said the group or men a nd wo men immigr ants >aid $150 to $200 apiece. to be taken into the U.S. from Mexico. The two youths are being held at the Border Patrol's anti· s muggling unit in Chula Vista. AD RINGS PHONE OFF THE HOOK "My phone rang off the hook "I 'm very pleased with t he Daily Pilot." That's the advertising success story of the El Toro man who placed thjs ad in the Daily Pilot. Rent S2K.'> or lease $275 2 bdrm 1 ba sm~lo story Condo. lots of slor<1Ae Agency off Beach Blvd Cull 771._0066 any lime. U you want your phone to ring off the book, try the friend- ly ad-visers al 642·5678. The Daily Pilot gets the response you need. When told that Orange County coroner's pathologist Dr. Robert Richards had said the ba by was choked to death, Baden replied, .. , must respectfully s ubmit that I don 'l agret' with that " "My opinion 1s the cause of death or this 'individual is acute saline poisoning and pre maturi· ty," Baden continued •Baden. who previously had been sent autopsy photos and slides of tissue from the infant. fl ew from New York Sunday to physically examine the baby's preserved re mains His exa mination showed "no evidence that would be compell· mg to indicate that the baby died o f m anua l s t ra ng ulation." Baden testified Nor . the doctor continued did h i s e xa mina tio n t u r n up evidence that the baby du~d of a n yt hing oth er tha n s aline dam age caused during the abor· t1on Weedman noted earlier that Dr . Baden served on a commit· tee a ppointed by Congress to in· vest1gate the assassinations of both President John F. Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther King. Weedman called Dr. Baden o n e o f lht! t op f ore n s i c pathologists in the countr y. Today's testimony m arked the begmning of the retrial's eighth week . Waddill, 43 . o f Hunt ington Harbour. is accused of strangl· CSee WADDILL. Pue A2) Suspect Held In Laguna Knife Threat A confrontation in a motor parts store Friday ended with a Laguna Beach m an in jail after a n e mployee or the shop claimed lhe s uspect lunged at him with a knife. Police said today they do not know what prompted the con· frontation at the LM&P Motor Parts. Jnc., 1796 South Coast Highway, Friday afternoon. But Greg Mc Millen, 21, or 23951 Lindley St., Mission Viejo, said Guy Lee Peterson, a 2(). year.old mechanic who lives al 775 Summit Way, threatened him with a three-mch buck knife in the store at about 4 p.m. When officers arrived, they arrested Peterson on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. He was jailed with bail set at $10,000. Klaaea &eepers Bettiaa J8Dlell <left) and Andrea Fair, both 1~. display .. llaraya," a week-old kitten the two Laauna Beach Hlp Sellool medl found 1t~k in a bush at Crescent Bay a.em ... weir. The pAir are feedin1 the klten a apedal ~ntlon and aay they wUI give the wayward feU. a Pd home when lt ii •trona enou1b. Dally l'llOI S~fl P- M0T0RIST HOPPING MAD AND NOT ABOUT GASOLINE Richard Simon Demonstrates H's Sweet Revenge Corps Reneges Declines Bid to 'Kill' Car By MICHAEL PASK E VJCH 01 Ille Daily Pllol S\afl Even the U.S. Marine Corps seemed a bit frightened of Ric hard Simon's auto. Twice. the corps has turned down the disgruntled Newport Beach ca r owner's offers tC? haul th.e "l~mo!'I" away and bomb it , blast it. shoot it JUSt get rid or 1f with flair. As such. Simon's AMC gr~en Hornet has turned into equal parts red herring a nd white elephant. THE DUSTY CAR resLc; behind the headquarters of the Coast Com munity College District !n Costa Mesa. . It sits unmolested except by Simon, the district s community rnlations director. who sometimes stops by to give it a drop kick or three. Simon s ays his military demolition plan almost materiaHzed a fe w weeks back . . "They 1 MCAS < H > Tustin officials l wer~ going to use it for young Marines to beat and thrash with batons and sledgehammers ... as a rundraiser for the Navy League . .. THE GREEN HORNET supports good causes," s aid Simon, 37. ed ··But tpe base legal beagle s aid it could be ~~>nstru as criticizing a product , or a consumer protest, he con- tinued. Base officials then rejected the offer. "Whal would Ame rican Motors do?" Simon asked. "Invade?" , . ~d it hard to believe that the wor!d s toughest fi ght· ing men are afraid or a little slap on the hand," added Simon. smiling, of course. AN EMPLOYEE WITH the AMC dealership on Ha~bor Bouleva rd in Costa Mesa who said Simon's name "rmgs a bell" offered to go over the history or the fi ve-year-old car with a reporter. . Service Manager Don Ellis said, "The Hornet is a good car: it always has been ." He added that the performance of a car can depend on the owner. . . Earlier this year . offi cials at El Toro Marme Corps Au Station showed interest in killing the car , but then declined, "ostensibly for reasons or national security," Simon said. Going back even fa rther -Simon gave up in January and bought a van -he offered the Hornet to Golden West <See LEMON AJD, Page AZ> Jlulge Rules Out Trial Use By GARY GRANVILLE OI ttle Ol!llY ~Itel S\atl SAN DIEGO A witness here in the bribery trial of Orange County Su pe rvis o r Ralph Die drich de nied tod ay that Diedrich ever told him he wduld have attorney Michael Re m· ington killed if he re vealed an a lleged bribe ry plot It wa s lawyer Mars ha ll Morgan who denied e ver having discussed ·the purported death threat with Diedrich Morgan also deni ed ever hav· in g t old an yone e lse t h at Diedric h 1n 1973 men tioned a nything a bout ha ving Rem· ington kilJed As a result of Morgan's den1al, S uper ior Court J udge Ross '!'harp ruled that a prosecution witness will not be able to test1fy about the death plot re marks at· lr ibuted to Morgan It is a one·time Morgan legal associate. a tto r ney Marle ne F ox. who told in vestigators Morgan once told her of the re· ma rks att nbutedto Diedrich Morgan's testimony came as Di e dric h and co -d e fe ndant Leroy Rose's trial resumed after the week's de lay caused by Tharp's broken leg. T he eight-woman, four-man jury cooled its heels m the hallway outside the courtroom as Morgan testified. Morgan. who was 0)o::drich'!> lawyer in the bribery case until two months ago, was called as the defense witness. His testimony was given as the defense la wyers tried to shut off any mention during the trial of a threat to kill Remington. Mo r gan was Remington 's lawyer whe n Re m ingtoo in mid · 1973 wa s a rrested a nd charged with a murde r con spiracy charge or which he was later acquitted . According to a lawyer then as- so ci at ed w it h M o r ga n , Miss Fox. Morgan once men· lioned that Di edrich sa id he would have Re mington killed 1f he talked of the alleged bribery plot in volving a land use matter then before the County Board of <See DIEDRICH. Page AZ> Marine Held After Chase On Freeway A 21-year -old Camp Pendleton Ma rine faces drunken driving charges after he assertedly led police on a freeway chase at s peeds or 100 miles per hour on a motorcycle Saturday and then survived a crash that ended the action. California Highway Patrol spokesman Dick Van Cott said Dana K. Amason allegedly sped off when officer Larry Page at· templed to.stop him in Sao Juan Capistrano for speeding near the Junipero Serra Road offramp of Interstate 5. Amason as sertedly s ped south, reaching speeds over 100 miles per hour and weaving in and out of traffic until he rear· ended a car driven by Danita Y. McClure, 21, of Vista. Amason was catapulted over O•oly Pilot S\aff - DENIES 'DEATH' TALK Attorney Marshall Morgan Ginzburg To Live In States NEW YORK <AP1 Sov1~l d1ss1dent Alexander Ginzbu g _ a nd his family pla n to JO n author Alexander Solzhenitsyn in exile at the novehst 's 51-acre Vermont estate. after being in- \'1led to "hve there as if th~y were coming home." Ginzburg, the m6"St celebrated of fi ve dissidents re leased Fri- da.) m exchange for two Soviet s pies, said Sunday in a n in· terview that he expects his wife and two children to join him in Vermont in a month. Th ey will s t ay ' at Solzhenitsyn's home •'indefinite· ly." he said. "ft was a misunderstanding ," he said. denying reports that bis ISRAEL WELCOMES FREED SOVIET JEWS-A4 wife was reluctant to leave the Soviet Union. "What she is say. mg is that she has lots to do be fore she leaves." T he 42-year -0ld huma n rights acti vist. who has been in SoviE't prison camps three ti mes, sa id he was reluctant to leave his ho m e l and , t h o u g h h e acknowledged · "l a m a little tired of seeing four wa lls . "It's my country. I love my country regardless of its govern- ment," Ginzburg said, before describing Soviet government officials as a "new breed of person ... creatures." Ginzburg will leave for Ver- mont on Tuesday, where he will 1oin Solzhenitsyn, who h as been in e xile since 1974. · Dressed in his gr ay suit and white dress shirt, but without a tie. Ginzburg looked far more robust than he had Saturday when. at a news conference, he looked ghostly white. He declined lo discuss bis health other than to say that be was suffering from an ulcer lbal had be<?n aggravated "extreme· ly" during his latest confine· ment. Coast Weather 'Closed' Station Has Free Fillups ' the car, landing in a freeway traffic lane. He was treated and released from San Clemente General Hospital. He is ·being held in Orange County Jail. Night and morning low clouds with sUMY after- noons. Ught local driule tonight and Tuesday morning. Little cooler days with highs through Tuesday in the upper 80s. Low tonight in the mid SOa. Getting gas on a weekend is tough and when motorists driv- ing on Eaat Coast Highway in Corona del Mar round a station more or less open Saturday night, they filled their tanks. Newport Beach police said the Standard Oil Company station al Dahlia Avenue was closed at the time. Accenting to police, station employ ... hlld loclled up every- tblal buttbe IU pumpt. "We don't knOW how people found out. about It," said Sft. Rick Miller. "but they did and they apparently •tarted belpln1 them.elves to the JlH Set\lf'day • night." Sunday mornirig, a passerby who saw motorists pumping gu in the closed station; called manager Charles Galligan of Lon& Beach to report the giveaway. J Galligan called police to uk them to hold off the freeloaden until he could get to the station to lotk the pumps. Accordtnc to police repc>rta. the a&atioa lo9t about 10'1 1allom ol gasoline worth about $90. A station employee wtlo wouldn't identify hlmseU said this mornlnl tbe incident wu "no big deal." I ........ ~ ..... Western Union . Burglarized mente police are pf'Ob. tna pparent theft of S'1,800 IN8 .. ET••~Y TM Gordon Bnlwtt 90' baUooll """· ......... ,car• 090, '°"' be Nv6Ded Illa" 22. ,..,., to llill M ii COlto lfam't Dull Pkcanf, Sn "°'I,_ A•. ..... in caab and ' $125 check from the San Clemente Western Union ' tele1raph office sometime ::.:=..,... 9 :Lail... Saturday. . ~ ......... Western Union employees :: =.'iZ' Janet Carter and Glori• Retmer °'I., ="'!9" reported the theft. from a .-in =:- a batk room at the omce at m =--= = ,...... s. El Camino Real at n ·• a.m. 1 • .., • w Police sakl they bave no ••· ,..,.,, •• et·•.,._ peeta at tldl Ume. ......._ __ ..._..._ ...... _ ...... ...._ __ ... M DAILY PtU>T L/SC Monfjx. April I>. tt?! Sellle•l•1er Say f'AMaltlan to Die"/ Gas Ration~ Co11rt Denies . Chances Dim Execution Stay.i WAS fllN OTO N t A P > Eatr1y Secretary Jim hl 1n1er said loday lhal th prob ublhty ol .ca~llne rallonlnt "la ve ry. very t low " and Is not nectsury In tht> pre11ent fuel situation ' He told lh~ S<.-n•tc A(l rk ulture C'ommllt~'• rural dev lopm nl i>ub r ommltt.-e that ratlon1n1 would be nett'Uary "only under t'Ondition of d ire natio na l l'm ert:t-nl'y " The only example Schlw n1er gave ol auch an e mer1ency wu the blockJnt or t.b rout by which oil l~nkers 1111 from th Middle Ed t. RaUonina "ha an appe•I In the a bstract" but 111 dlfflcuJt to a dminister •nd d oes mean hardships , be said. It "la a Iran, Egypt Sever Ties TEHRAN. Iran <AP I Slate radio reported today that revolutionary leader Ayat ollah Ruhollah Kbo- m e 1 n I o r de r e d t h e severance of diplom atic relations with Egypt. ln Cairo, the Middle East news agency s aid Egypt retaliated by c ul· ting ties with Iran. Khomeini has given full backing to the Palestine Liberation Organization, a le adtng Ar ab "r eJeC llonsst " membe r and driv in g force behind the Arab League's political a nd economic boycott of Egypt for its peace tre<1ty with Isr ael 1t rln1t>nt mea1ure which l In tended for ~ only In the moat at-v r 1hort111e11ltuallon " Hut he urged the 1umaiton1 lo approve Preaadt>nl Curtcr 'tt vro po t>d "tund by rationing plan, uyana that chan11e11 could btl m ad later to m•· ·t uny vaUd rrlt clama S ubcomm lUe r C h airman Patrlck Leahy , D Vt , ca llt.-d th LAS VEGAS SHOAT OF GASOLINE -A3 MAY ALLOTMENTS 8EGIN TUESDAY-AS plan "hlghly i.1mpllbllC. lackmg 1n rocua or depth and . h1gbly biased aaamst rural areai. " But S<-hleslnger reJeCtt d that assessment, s aymg "this plan 11> as eqwtable as can be achieved" for r ural areas and tho farmeri. who produce food and hber "a re fully protected." The plan becomes law unless Congress rejects It by M uy 12 Congress still would have to ap. prove it Carter decides to imple- ment the plan. Under it, ration coupons would be issued to owners of cars and o the r vehic les . Largt: trucks wou ld r e ceive lar·ger ·than· nor m a l a ll ot m e nts and motorcycles tes!\. but otherwise eac h vetuclo-us~ on highwayb would receive the s ame ration Farme rs, however , would re· ceive, for a ll the ir off-road ve hi c l es ... t h e amounts necessary to maintain the na· t1onal food and fiber goals ap· proved by the president ," he sa id . The detaJls of the goals and a special system for distr ibuting farmer coupons haven 't been drarted. Schlesmger s aid 'Hour of Power' Gets New TV Slot '"Hour of Power" fa ns who learned Sunday that the pro- gram devised by Or. Robe rt Schuller of Garden Grove Com munity Church was screened for an unsche dule d 30 minute s swamped the church today with inquiries about the future of the popular program. Churc h orficials said t hey learned Thursday night that a JO·minute spot would be availa ble Sunday on Channel 9, KllJ TV. and immediately accepted It Birthday Anti~• La guna Beach Mayor J ack McDowell models woman 's \\ 1g he received as a gag gift from fellow council mem ber Howard Dawson during celebration of the mayor 's 70t.h birthday Friday. Friends of the mayor showed up at Ben Brown's restaura nt to f ete the rnayor. A card accompanying the hairpiece said the gift would "lessen the glare directed on the constit- uents" at council meetings. WASHINGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court refused lo· day to reconsider the appeal or a Florida death row inmate from C alifornia who is likely to become the second U.S. prisoner executed since 1967. The jus tices. without com· ment, denied a "petition for re· hearing" submitted by John A. Spenkelink, sentenced to die in Florida's electric chai r for a 1973 murde r. Spenkelink's fate appears to rest with Flo rida Gov. Bob Gra ha m . A state clemency boa rd has completed review of Spenkelink's case, but Graham withheld wo rd pe nding the prisoner's last bid for help from the nation's highest court. The jus tices rejec ted Spenkelink's final appeal las t month, and today's action came as no surprise. T he court almost ne ver grants requests for re· cons ideration. A JO .year .old d rifter from Buena P a rk, Spenkelink wa s Health Insurance Flayed Badlwm, Nader Agree 'No Benef~t' to Plan By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol llW D•llY .. 1 .. 1 S~K Consume r a d vocate Ralph Nader a nd Congressman Robert Badham agreed Sunday that the government isn't going to help anyone by getting involved in national health insur ance. The two men we re speakers at a weekend conference al the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel sponsored by the United Foun- dations for Medical Care. n adham, R·Newport Beach, in From Page A J DIEDRICH. • Supervisors . .. Did Mr. Diedrich advise you he \I. as not worr ied because if Mike Remington said a nything, he Diedrich. would have him killed ?" prose c utor Michael Capizzi as ked. "'No ... Morgan ans wered. ·01d you e ver advise Miss Fox thut 1f Remington talked, D iedric h would h ave him killed., .. Capizzi then asked. "No," Mor~an answered. h is s peec h , a ttacked S e n Edwa rd Kennedy's he alth in surance pro posal, labeling th<· pro posal a n "ou l ·Of-control c ancer " l hal wo n 't bene fi t anyone Nader didn't m ention Ken nedy's proposal direclly He told the audience com posed mostly of physicians. that he has strong reservations abo ut national health insurance. But Nader added that national health insurance could serve ai. a transition from the existing he alth care system to consumer c on trolled m e dic a l s e r v ict> cooperatives. Conceding that such a concept 1s a long way from b<'roming re ality. Nade r said the co·ops would provide mcdil'al care ror a fl at annual fee Thi~ would do a w<1 Y with the current system in which eaC'h ser vice requires a fee and a t hird party. s uch as Medicare or health insurance companies rt· 1mburse eit her the phy!>1c1an or the consume r While Badham didn't advoc<1 tt· the cooperatives suggt·~tcd Ii} Nade r , hoth men '><nd gov ernment;run health ins uranr l· will be costlv to consum e r~ a nd taxpayers and IS likely to fos ter bureaucratic expansion "Med.Jcare has be.-n grossly abused and if we havt• nationa l hea lth insurance that is run hkf> Medicare, it'll be a disaster ." Nader said Badham said t he ins urance plan being put forward by the De moc r a ti c Sen ato r from Massachusetts 1s mis leading lie said the $20 billion pricf' tag is loo low and pred11'led that 1f Ke nnedy's plan is enactf•d it Wiii <'OSl taxpaycr'o S:ll8 btlllOn by 1982. The congressman said he was equally ummpressl'd with Pn•s1· dent Carter's health msuranre plan which calls for a more· modest beginning to a natwna l ht•a lth insurance program Thal plan, he said . "Just open~ the door with the num ber:, and ('Osts to be filled in late r •· The Unjted Foum.lat 1ons for Medical Care 1s an organ1iat1on or a gencies related to health care ins urance. About 300 dcl egates attended the convention '>lated Lo conclude today convicted six ye'ara a10 in Tallahusee, Fla .. or the murder of Joseph Szymakiewicz, 43, or Detroit: Szymakiewicz, who had been traveling with Spenkellnk, was shot and struck in the bead with a hatchet. Jn all, Spenkellnk made three • unsuc,cessful appeals lbat • re ached the Supreme Court. : Onc e , his e x e cution was postponed only three days before he was todie. The Supreme Court in 1976 used Florida's death penalty law, as well as laws In Georgia a nd Texas, to rule that capital · p unishme nt may be constitu- tionally imposed for convicted murde rers. Since then, 33 states have sen- te nced ne arly 500 pe rsons to death. But only one prisoner bas bee n executed. He was Gary Gilmore, who, rather than appeal his murder conviction and sen· tence asked authorities to kill him . a nd was shot by a Utah firing squadinJanuary 1977. The la s t exec ution or a prisoner who did not want to die was 12 ye ar s a go , when murderer Luis Jose Monge died 1n Colorado's gas chamber. Florida has not executed a prisoner~nce 1964. Fro• Page A J WADDILL. • mg tht' two pound. IS ounce in· ra nt known as Baby Girl Weaver 1n thl' <1flerma th or a saline abortion pe rforml'd on the in- fant s 18 year-old unwed mother two years ago m Westminster Community llosp1tal Weedm<1 n ha s ins is ted the baby was dead or irreversibly on the verge of death before W<1d1.hll c·xamined her Thl' phys1l'1an ·s first t r ial 1·nd1>d last May in a hung jury. Walle t anJ Cash Taken in Laguna A Denmark v is itor to ld Laguna Beach police someone .. tole her wallet containing cash a nd valuables totalin g S370 from a hotel restaurant Friday. Gothe Ma ry Ovesen said she left her 10 vear·old son alone in 1 he I fotel i.a guna resta urant at 425 South C.:oast Highway afl~r breakfast Friday and when she returned from her room, her "'alle t was m1ssmg Pair Escape Bad Injuries In 2 Crashes They !)atd the proJ?ra m will continue to be screened m the 30-minute spot from io·JO a .m until Aug. 26 when it will be ex- tended to a full hour from 10:30 a .m "Did Mr. Diedrich ask you to .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ T Orange Coast men, one thrown from a moving truck and the other a passenger in a car that rolled over several times, esc ape d serious l nJury in s eparate accidents Sunday. A California Highway P atrol s pokesman said John McMur- ray, 33, South Laguna , suffered minor injuries when the car in which he was riding rolled over :-.t>v eral times on Pacific Coast Highway near El r.forro School. Dri ver of t h e 79 BMW, Thomas Hedr ich. 22. of Ada. Mich .. told officers he be lieved a car was approaching him in his lane so he abruptly s we rved right, causing the vehicle to turn o ve r . He suffered minor in- j uries. In another accident, Mi chael Anderson, 20, Fountain Valley, was treated and released from Saddleback Communjty Hospital a fte r he was thrown from the bed or a pickup truck on Rose Canyon Road, one.half mile east of Tra buco Cr eek Road. Post Office Robbed MADRID, Spain <AP> -- Three gunmen wearing postal uniforms held up Madrid's cen- tral post office today and ned with more than Sl.4 million, police reported. l.IK DAILY PILOT TM 0.• .... c..Ml !)ell~ Pl ... """•"Ifft IH-...... • ~ --'-''_.,_," ... o._ c .... p-........ '-· .. -·····-··· .... .,. ....... -"" ...... '"""' ... c .... -... "-1 IN(•. """'Hitt.., 11 .. cll/F'-t••• Y•lt"" lt'Yltw 1.-11Pec"1~C-A ....... ,.._, ... _,,_,_ ........ "' .... SUM•n r,.. .. """"''.....,.,\Ill.,. .. ..,.••••>» Wfll 11•• \1'"4. C..•• ,... .. C•""'"''·-._. .. _ "'••*"' •111 "vol•-, .... cwtrr VKt,..ft ... lllt ... 0.-otlN- T-Ull""'t ,.,, .. n-::::.~,.."';t °""'""·..... ._ .. -'"""..,' ,,..,..,.," ldllan take Mr Remington 's place and act as a conduit in a br ibe'!" the prosecutor wanted to know. Additionally, o ffi cials said, "Hour of Powc•r " wi ll be shown Sunday evening on Channel 5. KTLA·TV, until the Channel 5 contract expires In Octobe r. And again, Morgan repUed, "No." T he questioning was leading to a decision Judg!! Tharpe will have to make when Miss Fox is r ailed as a witness in the trial. Church offi cials said the Chan· ne t 9 contract to air "Hour or Power" runs through April of 1980. Defense attorneys James Rid· dct and Keith Monroe ins isted that Miss Fox s hould not be able to testify about state me nts al· t ribut e d lo Mo r g an wh e n Morgan dertles having m ade the statement. Church ser vices are aired via the program three weeks after delivery at the Garde n Grove facility. Gas Leak Stopped WALNUT CREEK CAP > The U.S. Coast Guard say!> 1t stopped a gasoline leak seeping mto Los Tra mpas Creek here a t the rate or 10 gallons a n hour. Capizzi, however , ins is ted that her testimony s hould be heard by the jury because it is "her fir!'it·hand recollection of what was said to her. '• Fro• Page A J LEMON AID DECLINED .. College's Police Academy for ballistics testing. However. 250 heavy sandba~s would ha ve had to be placed around the car to prevent danger from ricocheting bullets, so the schem e was scrapped. "No Hornet is worth a he rnia," Simon said. • HE SAID HJS DISENCHANTMENT with his 1974 model goes back even farthe r, to the first day he bought it and the gears began sticking. lie readily gives his own version or the history or the car. The gear shift broke off in his hand, twice, he says . The windows slipped into the doors, neve r to be seen again. There were two electrical fires, he says. The car ate up three sets or ne w radial tires ln less than 50,000 miles. The clutch blew out. The brakes still pull to t.be left . A sticky black goop that surrounds the inside or the windows started melting, "gett.ing all over my kids," s ays Simon. "They'respott..ed now . "THE GEA& SHIFT linkage broke and just hung there like spagbeltl with rigor mortls. My wife couldn't un· '1erstand my periodic outbursts "I was beglnning to think it was just me until I read a consumer report article. If they had used my car as the test , they would have had lo issue a separate volume." Fed up with a "dosiiier or repairs,·' Simon decided to e nd bia Hornet'• neat or problema. Why doesn't he Just sell It and 1et what he can? "I'm not a killer," be saya. "By sellln1 it to a hilb school kid, he'd never see colle1e." SIMON BELIEVES he may have a new angle lo con· llnue hll "protest aaainst mediocrity." He bopes to donate the Hornet to the stale Department of Fish .00 Game for use 's an artificial reef and fish haven. . ''If Fi.th •nd Game wm accept my 1itt, we wlll '"bow lon1 the Green Hornet can hold it.a breath a1ainlt t.be tie· ment.a. Slmoa promlHs to be there ror the burial at aea. He even haaa poem worked out: bl "~ to Albea. Dual to d\alt. I bope lt autrera a wn1· e rust. ' ----·-~- ... ---- · Traditional Jeans and Things • ALSGARAGE 56 FASH ION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 . . ·- • Mond!PJ. April 30, 1111 ' MalilJu Ferrg Makes Ma MAIJBU CAP> -Altho\acb re· Porten outnumbered paylna ,. ... , aoat.M MaUbu feny 'a ...... .., ... IOday, OM tom• .... 11 n•hd: ''It e.rt.almly .bN&a ... .._..of tbat VtMur• ...... .., .. . Tia• water tul. ~lalcla left MaUIMI a mt•Ulee lite, wu ~ vld•• for 1re1 rtaldtDta l&r..._. b7 ludllldel tbM bave Uft tM hdftc Coat H1&b••Y c1eMd llDce April 12. It's a Sunplone TIW lb paid palMOltl"I, n1M media reprlMfttaUv" and tbree CNWmm made t.M trip under 1ray lkila and rot on tbe Sblrley Ana, oWMd and operated by• Ualvenal llarine. ... tblak k'a ruclnatiq,'' 11Jcl P._...._, Rudy1nS MOl'My, 59. l'v• takm every other route t.Mre ii lo I« to Lo9 An••'-·'' Mort., Mid M dJdn 't p1aa lo take tbe 12 ferry ride that oft.a bec1mebe aeedl bll car. "bulk ctrtalnly beata the b111le of tUt Vtntura Freeway rlaht now that I'd be on." CatTnnl •J>Okeeman Richard Stepberw llld OD• reason for tbe tl1'y .,..._..r loed oa ti» 41· pa11enpr rerry wu lb1t few resldenta were sure the service would b11ln tod1y because CalTr1a1 bad beea wonmc out la1t·mlnutecoot.r1ctproblem1all weekend. "We certalnly didn't have it aewed down uaUl last alaht. so a lot or people have been hearinc about it but really weren't sure. Thoee six who took lhe ride de· cided to take a chance." heaaid. Tbe w1ter taxl will depart from Malibu 1t l :U a.m., 8:30 a.m .. noon, 3:30 p.m .• and 5:30 p.m . Departures from Santa Monica ere eel ror 7:15 a.m .. 9:45 a.m .. 2:U p.m .• 4:30 p.m. and6:4Sp.m. There will be parting for 75 Cancer Tied to Nuke Use NEW YORK fAP> -The use or nuclear energy wilJ lead to the ca n cer deaths o r 2,000 Americans by the end or the cen- tury, a major Nati<1nal Academy or Sciences study reportedly has concluded. The study entitled. "Risks As· sociated with Nuclear Power.·• bas not been made public. Its contents were detailed in today 's New York Times. A second study financed by the Department or Energy. which the Times also obtained prio r to release. said that one person in e very 1,000 develops cancer rrom al l radiation sources. vehicles at the Malibu Civic Center IDd CalTrans will provide sbullle services from the park· Ing lot to tbe pler and back. At Santa Monica, vans wW con.oect the water taxi to buses from Santa Monica and the Rapid Transit District. CalTrans officials say tbey hope to reopen two lanes of the highway sometime this week. The road bas bffn blocked two weeks as a safety precaution to prevent vehicles from belu s truck by f alllna reeks a.a boulden from a 111-loa& ..._ blllslde that ii crumbH•I· Only miaor rocldalll ..,. ,.. ported over tbe •••k•ad. Cal'l'nm !JIOUllmu 1aid • Stark aaid tbe slide wu lbow· ing .,,.. ol diminhablq ror the third strallbt day. ''both .. to internal noise levels bein1 picked up and externll move- ment of the llDd Itself." Larry Mauro sits in the cockpit of his solar-powere d a ircraft as an onlooke r passes by at a Riverside Airport: The plane. powered b.v silicon solar cells on the wings, flew a half mile at 25 mph Sun- day. The academy's report, based on a four.year study. challenges the nuclear industry's assertions that atomic power plants do not result in severe public health problems or deaths. According to The Times, the Torn Tanker Draft Renewal Defeated report also concluded that "ad· ditional deaths" result from the mining of radioactive materials, their fabrication into fuel ele· ments .. the ex~sure of _plant employees, the r elease or small The crippled Norwegian tanker Team Castor -with a l{aping hole in its oow -rests at anchor in Falmouth Ha rbor. Eng land . The ship collided with a Liberian oil tanker which sank off the Fre nch coast Saturday. WASIDNGTON lAP > A pro. posed renewal or a limited draft lost its first vote in Congress in a House suhcommittee today, but proposed r enewal of draft registration for young men was easily approved. The House military personnel s ubcommittee rejected 5·4 a pro· posal by Rep. G.V. Montgomery, D·Miss., to draft up to 200,000 young men a year into the Jn- dividual Ready Reserve. But il approved by voice vote a proposal to require young men turning 18 after Dec . 31, 1980. to register in case a draft is ever reinstituted for a war or other national emergency. The subcommittee's proposal would register only young men, but it would require the presi· dent to report back recommen· dations on how the registration Vegas Gas Story Triggers Fights LAS VEGAS (AP > -A $250,000 media blitz by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Bureau aimed at convincing Southe rn Californians that gasoline is available in the Las Vegas area a pparently backfired. Instead of plentiful gasoline supplies, motorists found a lot of stations were closed and lines at the pumps or those that were open were long. Te mpers frayed and police had to be called to mediate several disputes. More than 50 fistfights directly related to long gas Jines were re- ported to Las Vegas police. Several injuries were reported and there were some calls t.bal people were carrying weapons. Police were swa mped with calls from local residents and tourists alike, asking where they could get gasoline. By contrast, gasoline was available in the Reno area and customers could drive up to the pumps al several stations without waiting in line. G asollne supplies across the stale are expected to remain sparse through Tuesday. That's when stationa begin receiving May allocations. ... ' ' '· Startlll• Ne.e 1.11e • A VWDIPlll woman and ber Infant .on wait to jnln tMlr ...,... at a nfape center .n Dea Jlolnet, Iowa. fteJ.,... pert ol 111 '"boat people" Down to Iowa for N18ttl8meat from. llalayala renacee center. s h ould be conduc t ed and a m o unts or r a dioa c ti ve whether women should have to materials into the atmosphere r egisteras well. and th e tran s portation . The legislation also would re· reprocess ing and storage of quire the president to report t-0 nuclear materials. Congress whether he believes The Times said the estimate young men should be drafted in· that 2.000 persons will die of ·to the lndi vi dual R eady cancer by the year 2000 covered Reserve. cases in the quarter century Ex-Laguna Dancer Wins Court Award In ar guing for the limited starting in l975 and was based By Tbe Asso(iated Pttss drart. Montgomery said the re· on current projections or levels A former Ballet Pacifica or serves have only 200,000 or the of nuclear power generation that Laguna Beach dancer has set· 700,000 people they waot. would be in effect at the turn or tied out or court with the state "There is a need and if there the century. for $49,000 and closed the file on a is a need t.he time is to do ll lawsuit which claime~ that be now," Montgomery said. wa s the victim or violence and But several other m embers medical negligence while he was said that although they agree One Killed, confined at Metropolitan State that some sort of draft might be Hospital in Norwalk. needed in the future, it would not ~ A story in Che Sacra mento Bee be realis tic to try to get Brother Hurl ~nday claims that the inJunes Congress to approve it now. suffered by Billie Ray Pulliam, "People are just going t-0 say 25. e nded wh at his lawyer we're silly; we're trying to bring In Smashup desctibed as a prom1san g future back a peacetime draft when we m ballet. don't need it," said Rep. Mar-Newport Beach attorney Louis jorie Holt. R·Md. A Huntington Beach motorcy· M. Marlin 1s quoted as saytng: The votes came coincidentally cle passenger died early Sunday "If Billie Ray Pulliam means just before a pl anned rally on of injuries suffered at about 6 anythmg, he's an example of a the Capitol steps by draft oppo-p.m . Friday when the cycle socially good person who was nents. driven by his brother collided treated as a socially bad person Although its numbers are with an auto in Fountain Valley. in a way that we wouJd never al· small, the subcommittee's de· Donald R. Rogaski, 21, of 10052 low a convict to be treated." cision will influence its parent Suntan Circle, died al 9:45 a.m. And the Bee s tory quotes Armed Services Committee's in Fountain Valley Community Deputy Attorney Genera l Steven recommendation and that panel Hospital. Rood as saying in a state memo in tum will influence the full His brother, Dennis, o( the that Pullfam can no longer lift House'seventualdecision. same address. is reported in female dancers or leap as the The a nti-draft rally was "guarded condition" today in male dancer is expected to leap planned by the Com miltee Pacifica Hospital, Huntington as a resuJl of his injuries. Against Registration and the Beach. It was alleged in Pulliam's Draft, a coalition of 20 organiza. Fountain Valley police said lawsuit that those injuries were lions, long before the subcom· the motorcycle, northbound on i nflicted during 10 days of mitlee vote was scheduled. Brookburst Street, collided with hospitalizallon after he was ad· Montgomery's bill, backed by a car driven by Thomas M. milled to Metropolitan on Sept. Army Chier of Starr Bernard Martin, 16, of 18468 Santa 4, 1976. Rogers, would have drafted Alberta Circle, Fountain Valley. Pulliam had been dancing young men -not women -into Officers said young Martin with the Laguna Beach ballet the reserve units to be called was driving south and m aking a t!o mpany whe n he c hecked firslin a war. left turn onto Garfield Avenue h im self into the UC Irvine it where he was treated before being tra n s fe rre d to the Norwalk facility. '...; At Metropohtan, the story states, he was assigned for treatment by Dr. Alexander Buehler. It is alleged that he was under Buebler's care when he was tied down with leather restraints 1 beaten with closed fists ana sla mmed into the shelves of a linen cl06el, injuring bis back. It is alleged that be was so heavily drugged at one point that an unidentified doctor is quoted as staling that he believes he saved Pulliam's life because he walked the patient for several hours to prevent him lapsing into a coma. The Bee story quotes the sta te 's Mental Health Depart- ment as stating that Buehler is no long treating patients and is employed in the records section at Metropolitan. Pulliam sued the state for $250,000 and 5ettled for $49,000. Train Derails NEW LISBON , Wis. <AP) - No injuries were reported a mon g th e nea rly 300 passengers aboard an Amtrak passenger train, en route from Chicago to Seattle, that derailed in a switchyard Sunday night. In publicly urging the limited when the accident occurred. Medical Center's psychiatric un· draft, Rogers told a Senate com-_________________ ..;.... _ _...;_:..;;.:;..;;.;......;;...;....;.;;.._;;;.;..;... ____________ _ miltee the individual ready re· serve is 500,000 people short of its goal of 700,000. But the J oint Chiefs or Staff as a whole favors only renewal of draft registration -not to in· crease numbers of people in the military but lo Increase the speed with which they could b<: called in a war or emergency. Crashes Kill Auto Drivel'{ Motorcyclist Two North Orange County res· identa died Sunday after being involved in aepar1te traffic acci· dents, l aw enforceme nt authorities reported today. Fullenon police said Rena L .. Larouche, SS, of ~abeim may have 1uffered a heart seizure before ber 1uto smashed into a power pole la Fullerton Sund1y eveDina. The 1:3' p.m. crub occurred on PlacentJa Avenue north of Fender Avenue, police reported. Stephen E. Hagewald, 21, Fullerton, died Sunday of in· juries be 1ulfered in a Dec. 10 motorcycle accident tn Buena Park, polie. reported. Ha1ew11tt bad bit con~ of tb crci. at M1tv•rn U4. c~ A venues and suffered be.cl ln-Jurin when be atrucll a parked auto, police ealcl. Police reports did not ladlcate lf Haaewald wu weaMn11 lllMy belmet.. • / our most popular pant ... our straight lcig cuff<Zd poplin P6_!1te; 1 ight"\W.ight and cornfbrtable,pz.~t fbr all occ.aaions. six great colors; tan navy li~tblwz. brcNm gnz.enerd N.d. • @)(Q=,@@)~~ .f.f Jltllluon l•&and· New/IOft s.adl•714/6U·tJ010 1001 ~ Blucl•"8aoood"\'~·2131479-7727 ' ......... 0 'M OM.Y"-.OT •Y TplS • YOVa n•I ... Today, •• •• aU 1wtnc toward llit •WUIY 1eaaon, wu the ftnt Blue Monday ln whlcb .. aU •lai8•red olf to -ork OD DayU,ht Savlnt Time. Oh • 11, an hc>ur loll la ae hour' Iott 1 've always been puul~ by lM Lott Hour TMory and where It •nt. aut you have certaJn re111w-ance beUUlt' we are promlled that no matfAr where lt went, w ·u 1et ll back qaln _,.xt October Offtclally. Oaylipt Savine nme be11n 1t 2 a rn Swl· day Mo.t t>I us1 however, shoved the clocks ahead one hour bt-fore ret.lnnc. All th1a dkln't really come home unUI thl• momin1 when. U you went to work at I a.m , lt waa rully '1o'cloek. Andlhou wentbomeau, It w••4. ANYWAY. THE CLOCK·settlnl prweu really abook my C'Onll~~e th11 year. We ba\le a number of clocks uround our place. Out In tM Ba.nae work area t.hue'a tny belrloom clock known ln the ramlly as Dona It is called Dong beca~e 1L SeetheOld·fashwned Button? Any Idiot Can Set Thu Walch has a single chime that sounds each half hour. Some years back J purchased this masterpiece from Thrifty for $9.98. It has a fake pendulum: plastic case that is s imulated wood grain and a phony gold-colored face. The works. however. are clearly no fake. This clock has been humming along for years and near as I can teJl , has never lost a minute. Or gained one. And since the phony face has no glass cover , it's easy to set ahead for Daylight time. Just spin the hands, taking care to wait for each Dong along the way. IN CONTRAST TO phony Dong, i have this magni!I· cent timepiece l wear on my wrist. It is called a quartz d1g1tal watc h This watch does everything but s lice bread lt pulsci. with the seconds. It will also count down seconds, gave you the hour, the month. the day and sound a n alarm wh{!n your car payment is due. Trouble is, this electronic digital wonder also has to be reset when Daylight Saving Time rolls around. To do this. you dig o ut the s1mp1e. easy to follow instructions First . get a paper c hp lo punch in the tiny button on the side of the ca~e. Then punch the other button. Now. 1f the face now pulses back and forth betw.s:en time and date, go to Step 3. If 1t Just sits there Jooking.blankly at you,. go to Step 2. Punch the button again. Stop punching when the correct date appears. I PUNCHED IT WRONG. It went blank again. Please restart. at Step 1. Now, a s lime passed. J gave up. I s urrendered . I handed the digita l masterpiece lo the son of our house and pleaded w1lb him to save m e from this e lectronic nightmare. He had the watch reset to Dayhghl time in about 60 seconds. Sometimes I JUSt don't think I'm meant for the Com- puter Age. Iranian O il Out put Down· TEHRAN, Iran 1APl -The National lranian Oil Co. says production of Iranian crude oil will average 3.5 million to 4 million barrel& a day for the rest of the year, wtth a total of I .OS million barrels going daily lo Exxon. Texaco, Gull, Caltex a nd Shell. Keza Azimi, the company's m arketing director, told a news conference Sunday oine-mooth contracts had been agreed on with some 35 countries and oil companies. He said 'the price was $16.57 a barrel (Qr light crude and $16.04 forl heavy crude. -Oleered Israel-Egypt Trade Bailed SUEZ CITY. Ecypt <AP) -Ao laraeU fret1bter entered tbe Suea Canal &oday for the farat ume ln 25 years aDd J:1yptlau llD1na Ute ban Ir welcomed UM 1blp wltb ahoutl of "Salaam!· Crew memben aboard the freichter returned the areettq with •bout.a of "Shalom" H airen.a walled and other •bipe blaa~ tbelr lo1homa. ''Salaam" l Arabic for peace and "Shalom" 11 the Hebrew equlvalent. THE .,-.TON ZIM ShJppJ.nt Co. frei&hter Aahdod entered the southern end of the canal near Suez City and wilJ end tbe 14· hour cro.aing at Port SaJd oo lbe Mediterranean.. " An Egyptlan escort accom· panted the Ashdod, a correspon- dent ror Israel's Army Radio re· ported from the s hip and launches 1n lbe waterway tooted their horns. Tbe~dod, with 22 men aboar et out from the Israeli porl r Eilat in the Gulf or Aqaba Saturday night. It en- tered Egyptian territorial waters Sunday morning and, ln a ccordance with international maritime custom, hoisted the Egyptian flag as it steamed through the Gulf of Suez toward the canal entrance. CANAL OFFI CIALS and members of the Israeli crew toasted the voyage with cham- • pagne Sunday n ight. M om,3 Kids The canal crouinc marked a major development in tbe framework of peace bein1 built between Israel and l!;SYPl following the algnln g or tbelr peace treaty last month. Tbe last Israeli ship to try croatne the canal was seized by E1ypt in 1954. Vessels carrying cargo to and from Israel have been allowed through the canal since 1975 un- der terms of the Israeli· Egyptian disengagement treaty. THAT P ACT P VT both banks of the waterway lnto Egyptian hands for the first time aft.er it was closed when Israelis OC· cupied the Sinai Desert up to the eastern edge of the canal in the 1967 Mideast war. Jn another sign of peace, Israeli and Egyptian military negotiators held their first meet· ing Sunday at a United Nations outpost in the Sinai to discuss plans for Israel's pullout from the peninsula, which is being re- turned to Egypt under terms or the treaty. Suspect Arrested In Four Murders WORLD I NATION Arres ting A rt Former Pentagon analyst Daniel Ellsberg was among more than 280 arrested Sunday in a demonstration aimed at blocking access to the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant at. Golden. Colo. "1 guess there's an art to getting arrested," said plant spokesman Bernie Velasquez. Weekend nuclear protests were held at several plants around the country. Freed Soviet Jews Welcomed in Israel TEL AVIV. lsrael <AP I --Eduard Kuznetsov and Mark Dymshils arrived in Israel to a heroes' welcome today They were the last of seven SoVJet J ews freed by tbe Kremlin after nine years in prison for plotting to escape from lbe Soviet Un!on by hijacked airliner. "Blessed be he who has sus-friends and government officials taioed us and brought us to Uus led by Begin, h1.mself a former day," said Prime Minis t er pnsonermaSov1ellaborcamp. Menache m Begrn, quoting a • .,.HANKS TO YOUll efforts J e wis h prayt:r cele brating we have arrived to be with you," MARTINSVILLE. Ind. <AP) A man free on bail on a n armed Joyous occasions. said Dyms hits. "I'm happy that robbery charge has bee n arrested in the strangulation of a young after rune years J can join my woman and the drowning of her three children. authorities s aid tc · K U ZEN ET S 0 V, 5 z. and country and my family in my day. Dy m s hits, 40. both pale and homeland. Morgan County Prosecutor G. Thomas Gray s aid Steven T . Judy, gaunt from their prison years "Hundreds of thous ands more 22. an Indianapolis cons truction going to work, s aid State Police but sllllllng broadly, a rrived al J ews want to leave the Soviet wor~er;, was being held on four Lt. Merle McKinney, who was in Be n-Gurion Airport on a night Union. There 1s still a struggle prehmmary.counts of murder. charge of the investigation from New York. before us," be s aid. The bodies of Terry Lee He said he bcheved a motorist They an<l thrPe other Russian Begm also heuded the crowd Chastet;n. 21 , lndia!'apolis, and who stopped to he lp the woman disside nts were s wapped 1n New on Sunday that greeted the five her children Misty Ann. 5, changed the tire. disabled the York on Friday for two convict· other Soviet Jewish prisoners, Stephen. 4. and Ma rk. 2 -were car and theo drove the victims ed Soviet spies. who were freed Tuesday and ar· found Saturday in a c reek about to the area where their bodies The me n were welcomed by rived rrom Vienna with 82 other 25 miles south of Indianapolis. we re discover an e motional crowd of relallves. Soviet Jewish imroi rants. ON SUNDAY NIGHT. state Police Sgt. Russell Miller said that a suspect, at that time un- identified, wouJd be he ld over- night and questioned. Autopsy results on the four victims were also scheduled to be released today. The killings we r e .. very brutal," Morgan County Sheriff Richard Allen said. ''The person who djd this is an anjmal as far as I 'm concerned.·· TWO UNIDENTIF I ED people bunting mushrooms on a muddy trail in a heavily wooded area Saturday s tumble d upon the body of Mrs. Chasteen, police s aid. Of'ficers said s he apparent· ly was strangled, possibly with the scarf of her work uniform that was found knotted around her neck. Mrs. Chasteen apparently had a flat tire on Inte rstate 465 early Saturdciy as she was taking the children to a baby sitter before ,.-~~~""--'"-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__;.;;..;;_.;..:..;,_.;;_;;..;.;_;~..;;.;.;.;.;;;;;;~~~~~ Now pay bills with the other end of the pen. Red River Rampaging enough, the service is free if you maintain a $2000 balance. There's a nominal charge for those accounts with less than a $2000 minimum balance. 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( I • NATION I CALIFORNIA ••~ ..... -•••es Sex Problems Still Found NBWYORK (AP) ~y .... helnortbeaea ual re.olutJoe, but man.y ~ 1tucMnt.t ltill nnd trouble ..._ they toot for tove. u,y M• theraplata at ta..-munMlinl cee..,.., a..-.a ftJad 1n par1nen more eallly today than la U... peat, and don't feel u fuih.y about aex u tlMlr parent.I clld. tOUDMlon aay. But, they add, even lmlDal'nld couplee bn~ probl m• common to marrialfie tonnlna relallOftSblpa and making tbem lalt. Tbt atQdeot.t atT lookan1 for lntlmacy. but doo't know how to find It, the counselors say. THE PaOBLEMS SuaFA K AS sexual dyafunctJon, and ant t~atf'd in counaelin1 or mechcal pl"Oll'Ams at m any bChools "I would say there att mott r lat.loo hlp prob- lems now than ever before, bf-cause thue are .more expectations about N'lattonsbaps than ever before," says Or. Oamel B. Gold:otrne, a cholcal · paycbololist who works with students at UC Berkeley. ''Often, a feitual problem as a metaphor for a reJabonship problem ·' Sex is expected of couples now. nd at 's ex peeled to be good, be says. Ir it's not good, the partnen worry. Anx.aety, the counselors note, ts a prime cause or problems Wte impotence In men and frigidity In women. .. NON·INTJMATE SEXUAL lNTlMACY ... I 'd say it's the most s 1gruf1cant and frequent problem ln .my whole practtce," says Or. Debora ' Phillipe, a clinical psychologist in Princeton. N .J .. who counsels Princeton University students. "A sexual relationship takes lime. It mvolves a com· plex learning experience between two people." And, sbe says , .. this new phenomenon of peo. pie going to bed very quickly" gives couples "practically zero preparation for talking in an in· timate way about sexua lity with anybody." This is not to say students are hopping from bed to bed. In fact. ,says Lorna Sarrel of Yale University's sex counseling program. there has been a decline in the number or coeds who lose theirvirgmitysimplefor t heexperience. BUT WHEN IT COMES TO putting in tbe ef· fort it takes to keep love growing, many couples decide to quit, says Goldstine Even in therapy, be says, they don't seem to want to put m the effort. And as a resuJt, most or the couples he sees end up breaking up. ··1 suspect it's a 'me gene ration ' thing, Goldstine says. "It's the kind of 'go with your feel· 10gs' mentality that tells you that if you stub your toe. it's timetoquit." For those willing lo put in t he effort. Ms. Phillips prescnbes an old, familiar treatment. necking. She tells students how far to go, and where to stop. "I TiflNK IT'S SOMETlnNG that's been lost to a whole generation." she sayl.. '"I'm teaching the m how to make out They're learning a lot about each other." · Also a problem for achievement-oriented col· lege students. experts say. is performance anxiety -sex problems simply because a person is wor- ried about whether be or she will have problems with sex. " ............. HE'S NOT WHO YOU THINK HE IS Watt Hanna Coltec:ta on Aeaembl•nc• Not JllDDIY Likeness Payi,ng·Off BEVERLY lliLLS <APl -Everywhere Walt Hanna goes, people can't seem to take their eyes orr rum. He's not incredibly ugly, nor amazingly good-looking. He JUSt looks remarkably like the presi· dent of lhc United Stales -clear blue eyes, wide. toothy grin, and sandy, graying hair, which he has cut in the same style as Jimmy Carter. Hanna. a 50-year-old financial consultant before he found out that his resemblance to the preside.nt cou!d earn more money and pro· vide more run , 1s four years younger than Carter. half an inch shorter, weighs about the same and has the same number of cbildren- lour. lo two years. since friends urged him to enter a presidentia l look-alike contest, he has done dozens of television commercials, been hired as a convention comic, a nd been paid to walk into a party, flash bis "Georgia" · grin. and walk out again. Bassett Hall Gift Wll.Lli\MSBU RG. Va. tAP> -Bassett Hall. a houM:· built before 1766 in what"s now called Co loniaJ Williamsburg, has been given to the his· tone community by the estate of John 0 . Rockefeller 3rd. The gift. valued at $4.4 million. bad been the Williamsburg home of J ohn 0 . Rockefeller Jr. and hi s family since 1936. It includes 585 surrounding acres. 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Whlrlpools and ftJll·tlme program directors at all clubS. lt'S a total fitness program designed to get f'NefV Inch of VOU In Shape-faSt. Tnere'S no time like the present to start on the shape of the future. JOln Holiday Spa Hearth OubS todav. And reshape vour future. ~.April 30. 1179 New Jersey Limita Priaon Curb Program NEWARK, N.J . (AP> -The "scared 1traJ1ht" pro.ram In which lnmatea brutally tell Juvenlle otfeoden bow bad their ll vea wUl be lt they eontinue a life of crime la coming under quntioa ln the state where lt wudeveloped. A researcher says tbe pro· gum isn't as succesaful as some have claimed, tbe slate ls moving to limit participation, and the superintendent or Rahway Prison. home of the program, bas been reassigned. THE JUVENILE AWARENESS Program. portrayed in the Ac a de my Aw a rd· winning do c ume ntar y "Scared Straight," brings juvenile orren· ders into the prison to be told by i nmates -in raw. fra nk language -of the horrors of life in the maximum security facility. As word or the prosram spread. corrections ofliciala from several stat.ea contacted New Jeney for information on it. But a study commlaaioned by the State Department of Conec· tiom casta doubt on tbe abWty of the program, run by the 80· member LJfers Group of in· mat.ea, to deter youths rrom a life of crime. FOLLOWING THAT report. Corr ection Commissioner William Fauver said that participation in the program will be limited to proven juvenile de· linqueots, and will no longer be open to teen·agers wbo merely show tendeocjes toward trouble . More than 12,000 New Jersey teen-agers in trouble have participated in the inmate-run program . Fauver said he urged asais· I tut.I to warn otber ttat. tbe u'.:.:Jram bad not been eval and that claim• ...se lD tbe documlDtary bad DOl ..... aua.tmtiated and wen aa& • ," doned by tbe atate. • TBB co••USION••·n :1 aaaiped the Rahway ,..,.... •. ~ t.endeat, Robert S. Hatralr, to ·J; dutiel at the •late capital in Tren· to~ reuaipmeot WU putlJ }: due to Fauver'• belief tba~. Hatrak bad become too interel£: '::: ed in the national publicity aur·" rounding the "scared stru,ht" "· program, 1be New York '11mes reported. Fauver said he reaaaiped • · Hatrak to a job in the ~ • ment's administrative olllces after reviewing a report by the • state attorney general's olftce •. a nd a department study of prison manaaemeot pracUcea. • Postcard 31 Years Too Late ' 1bink of it as the most important wedding gift you'll ever give. BLUE CREEK. Ohio <AP> -The postcard Elry F1elds malled from Columbus, 90 miles a way, bas rinal)y ar- rived -after 31 years. Fields mailed the card to John Reed's Adams County farm on Oct. 4, 1947. Reed 's 79·year-o ld wi~ow found the card in the mail. There was no explanation from the U.S. Postal Service as to the delay. The-couple's son, the Rev. Volley Reed, said his mother s tarted to read the card and could not understand it until she turned it over and s aw the postmark. "John," wrote Fields, the owner of the farm on which the Reeds lived. ··1 have to work today so woo 't get to come down. If you are going to sow grass, I think you said about six acres, so you either go up or ma il Carl Hazelbaker a post card and he will bring it down." SLAVICK .. S I H l.hh11111 h lJnJ • 6 I l · l ~HO N1:wrxirr llcJCh Lt);UllJ Hill~ • Wc~1m1mtc.:r ....... ~ .. ' _ • ..., ..... 1 l'l..elf~ .,.. • .. ,,,., •'••'""' h•l'l•A~..,J M_. ... ._,,.,,, The bridal set your bride wears has to be just right -it tells tne world vou're married. These are two from our fine collection of diamond bridal sets. A. 14 karat white gold, $1,250. B. 14 karat yellow gold, $1,800. I• , • 'I I l I r I I .. I• . . .. ... ... .. ____ .;_ ________________________________ ~Iii&.--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Spa HeaHh Clubs tor Men anc1 Women :l ... ..._.L11 .. 1n1 LAc.....ty Or ..... ~ ' Nu•ll•• 4020 Medllon (at Ar'linoton) (714J 687·1315 Ch.aWOfth/Northtldte 9143 DeSoto Ave a1 NO<dhorf (213) 882·5912 Mllltclt Vi.to 2«01 Alicia Plcwv .et Sen Dleoo Freeway (71•J 1104)lftl' ........ ll0333N.H.Street(oppoelteCentrat Crty Matt) 1714 888-1361 f: 17031 venture BIVd.,Wettof Balt>oe (213)986-6330 au.. hrtl S10Sooth Beach B~-1..~thof Lincoln Ave 111•111&0311,: Iii , p p MIO QM 8trM1 (at C4"1tral Ave 71 4 826-3593 ~wood 7080 Hollywood Blvd., Comer LIBrea Ave (2 13) 4ee-6307 Cotta ..._ 2300 Harbor Blvd · Man>or Center (,~~:1 ::ae:= ! 0•ama~W1rd> ~=.~r~ant!O B1w .. eomerotc.r'°" 121tJ>•2we14 ==2=~s::rv:'.~=J~.t~~~·vd.J 11• -.2«~: WW.-Loe~ 1914 So.BundY(nearOtymplc Blvd.) (213) 82CHS71 w.ttmtMtlW 8757 Weatmlnater Ave .. WestmlnaterCenter (714 81Mm1• • t • ·' I A8 DAil Y ptLOT LISC Mond•Y Apnl 30, 1811 ORANGE COUNTY/OBITUARIES ..,..,..,_._ .... __ _ "I Wiii\ they'd put my -.1f oci o coin Maybt> atw> wouldn l gel rfd ol so much ol 111 •• .... Ja Nel ln-• lllCJlEY E.stHER RICICEY S..vi<e• ~ '"' •I H••llO• L••n Mounl Oh•• Motl~Y 01 (01.t -W ~*Hl• OANIHll MAltit4ALL JOSEPH OAHNEIC, '' ~•Mftl .. Or-. IA P••WO •••• Oii April 2', 1t1't He ••~ • m.emblt 01 ""' F-~len LOOge -Ille FIUI 841911\I °"'rT" of Mon<ovl• He w•• • Clvtl £"91-· Of Ille Flre'.\IC>ne '.,. 'RUO- • , C~y tor 00 YH•\ Sur••WO ov 1\1~ •lfe Fior.nce of Ot-. C• .. \l\. tH M•rv•ret LlnOroollt ol O"lo brolM• E1191ne ot Olllo Mtmort•I se•v"tt-. t.etd on MO'ld•Y •• 4 00 PM •I IM HM'llOt L•wn Memortal Cl\•~· wllll RtY HlllOft Jarvi\ of the Hit,_ Trinity 8•1\1 C1>vt'ch OlllCl4l ln9. H.t'11« L.-Me..-1.1 Cll•pet· _s.1).$$~ P EAllSON ARTHUR W PEARSON, ,,..klent of COt'ON CHI ~r. -NII•• OI °''-Puwd -•Y Acwil 11. 1t7' LOV1n9 Dn>lher of S.,ciil 119em, Of T a~t. 0<f90ft. No ion...4 ·-·· Hn.K•I w ill lie Mtcl CttrNllon and bur'l.tl at u a. Ceftducted bY s...1111 & T111hlll _, ... rv. m E. 11111 SL, Costa M.aw., .......... JC>fflS RITA M. JONES, rHlde<ll of Cost• -W, Ga. P-.tw.ty on Al)f'll 2', 1'7t. Slit ,. """"..0 bY -,,_ A1><el M. '-of Costa NI.ts.a, (.a .. 2 -Gerald """"'-of eos .. -· c._ ~ w1111 ... T. ,,_ ot An.tllelm, C.., l ....... rs 8'9ftCl.t RoblnSOft of APfll 71. lt7' SN...., 11¥.cl In~ Hllh tor tl>e -• s ''""•It., mo•tnv •nt•• from HOu;.ton, T•••• Sne ., \ijr YIVed 0Y -~ f, S.ncln P•l'TY till t.aoun• BNtll, C'•, Oar11 Rho.tclh 01 !>•< ••mtnto, C.a , o.cother A Iii.rt John,on ol Lo lltQU, Hev • I 9r•nC1c1111o ren •no 7 9 r1a1 gr•ncKllllO<llfl SW..ke~ will bot lleld on T.,.•O•Y •• 1 00 PM •t me H;irbO• Law" Memortat Cll•Ptl Wllll Or. L•W•l'flet F. Hawley, PllSIOf ol the United MetllOcMSI °"11'(h Of l.Aguna Hiiis ollo<lltllng. Entombment serYl<es Immediately lol,_ng. Senllcet und•tr ll'MI dlre<tlGn Of H.trbot L.ewn-Mount Ollve Mottuary of Co1t1 Mes•. ~SSS. G llAVES HOOPER RALPH GRAVES, '~" oent of Cosi. Mes., ca Pa""41 e wo Oii Aprol n. 1979. He b Survived by hi\ •••le" Fr•n<e• ~· •no Nellie Holt, botr. of COSI• Me\lt, C.., brothetS Chester ot Mo<l'tlgan •ncl Tom Gr•ves Of 0.trolt, Mlcfllgiln. Al1o n-tO<IS nle<es ltlld ~. ServkH we•e Mid on -.-y .i 10.00 AM at the Hwbor U-Me~•• 0..0.1 wotll Rrv. Et-JiKkson of Ille Church of Pet111-Science of cost.a Mew Of· llclallng. tntetment setvlcu Im· n>ffle•tv lollowl!IQ •• Ille temlly plot in TWentv-Hlne P•lf'M. Q . Services .,...,. Ille Olre<tlon of Hlt<tlor LltWf>. Mount Ollw Monwrr Of eos .. M«w. ~SS$4. a ERllY MAllGARET BERRY, long tome t&o ltOent Of C:O.ta Mew , ca. Pa\St<l away °" Aprll 1', 197' on Af\ANlm, C. SM leave\ to !IUl'V•Ye her OAl>gllter, Estller Oelt>lllno ol Mina. Nev.oa GravHtOe Se•nle. 'W.1511-.i. Llncs.t 8rewe• of Tutuft9a, Ca. -Rita Ann &rown of Som l V.iley, c.a , 1 •hten, M.t•~ret He•I of Al_,.,,..ltnd Annebe'le Pt""Y of 0 1uo -u vr•noch11dren. Fllfll'tat un11<es,.llltlflheClonWf'dnetd•Y.M•v M"rvlet\ wtll Dfl held on TIH',.,.V at 7, f979ltl 1f ·004".M•tlh.,Bfoll Brwctwo 10 00 AM •t Hat'bOr Lawn Munoroal C"•i>el Memotl•I Park, FrlllflO\ MAY Par' wolh M"I' ThOma\ """" ot SI call at a..11 Broad'wity -'""'' on Joacllom• CAlllOlo< Cllurcll olio<l.ttor>q TIH'M:IO. ~Y 1, t'l79 trom • 00 PM to S.-rvlte\ ..,_, llW Oore<flon of Harbor 8 JO PM. Bflll Bro•t:l'.o•y MOrtuar y ot l ••n·Moonl Olovt Morlu&ry of C~ld Co\l•Mewolrecto". Mew.)«).)~ or Costa Nlll!'ktdi•r.<:lo" llRAHOEN&UllG HAllRISON ROBERT WILLIAM 8RANOEN EONA RICHMAN HARRISON..... llllRG, rttiOent Of Cosl.t'.'41<1 •••1 Aprol 711. 1919 ... ol 10 8elo"'!CI tatl>H 01 S1an1<1y 8r11n- -~ of '°· MolN'r-l,..law 01 VI<'• d•nourg, of St. Pa ul, Mlnnuota H•rr"on of N-1 &N<I\ No tor""' I Funer•I servl<n were M+O. Mon<lay, ,._ra4 will lie -Cremauon with Aprol 30, 1979, at 1 P M. •I Ille Sm1tt• & 1 nu, nme "I a l P•c 111 < y 1 e w Tutlllll MOrtuary CNt>el, wrtll R•v _,,_ .. , Pltti<. Cal>dll< led by Smull 6 Donald Sturveon Olfocl•l•"9 1nterm~1 Tulfl1H "'°'1Uaty, 42' E. 1111'1 St. C~ta tollow•d •I Ro v.,\l<lf! N•ltOn•I Mes..~ C.•m•1trv, """'''oe SO'"I" & Tuthill OLSEN MorfuMy 0.•t'<lor\, 411 E 1111> SI., O O tfAl.O OLSE N , botn on Co\laM....,,~ ~ Pllt'-IClfll•. f'enot>ylv-. rHo~nl 01 HU111tngton 84'«11. Ca Formerly ot FtttM, C. Pa-.! •••r on Aprol 11 "" He I•''"""'"' o-, "'' .. ,, .. B•..,, tv. OauqlllH Mt\. MIV C<lrltf (Vt0i.ll ol 01•11•, W.,.l1tnqlon, \Oft Kurr 0 Otsen ot F ....,.,, C. Mr OIM'n .,,,, •< l1V• tft lhetf'ttr"t61ntnenf f1f''«I ·~ e PIO te\S.ion•t meqlc1•n. memb~r of 8rot11er,_ ot M.tgo<o•n~ re<1p1enl ot H¥YY HouOlnl Awaro. Put Pru-I ot Houa;,,. Mlt9'< Soc•tlY. •e<it>l•M ot C11e\ler MOffi. AwlttO He was at\O p.ast Pf'9S><IMI ot Alrwao c.ott CluO ot ~•esno, Ce A"~I\ Neptune So<M!ty. pnv•le bu•l•l al >ff, llOHTJ DOROTHY JEAN AOESTI P<lSWd •••Yon April 2), ltl't 1n Soutll L.aguna, Ca Slit Is S<Kvlveo b'f ..., llul'bend Horman Roestl, ot Soutll L"9Vna. Ca • nu btollle• Arnold Anton ot Sant• C.••••. C. .. mother Row Ci. Anton, t ...,,, Cl'lro•tCIPMr -P•ul Roei.tl of S<K.tll L.egyna, C• Ccntrlb<ltlons m•Y O<t MltCl<e to tn.. Slanloro Conv•lt,<ent Home 1n P•lo Alto. C.. or Children'• Hosoltat In OrMlglt, C• P•l•1l.e lamlly ..,..,l<tt -• helO. lnlerment •I S.tnt• Cl••• Mluion c.me1..-v. S.nl• Cl•••, C•. O'Conncw L"9<'na Hiii• Mortuarv d1reclon .. CHAPLIN 8EATRICE M. CHAPLIN, 1199 I•. rnldent ot Ne-1 8eacl\, c.. PasMd •••Y on Apnt 7', cm. SN I• survlveo by l\er lOn RoDttl F. Cl'l•plln, O<tvghle• Juclllll """ SenKal, ''"'' Alllff1lt c.mpc,etl, btvt ...... Cll.tfi.s V. MclCI,,....,, Jr, -Albltt McKl,.,,.y, 9••,.d<hlld••" O•nny •nd Tommy Chapfln, Cvnlfll• RUN!lon, OelllOf.tll H11nter .tnd Merion encl su .. n El· tetman -S grt•l-Ot-hlldren servkH to tat lltkl on Wednesday •t 10:00 AM ltl the Fltlrvlew Community Cllur<h of Coste Mew . Interment Wutml-.__lat P.trtt, Olte<lect Dy Westm1r>Ut• Memorl•I P•rk Mo'111MY..., Cemeffty. f'EllllY ESTHER RUTH PERRY, ru~t of ~ Hiits, Ca. P-•wo on r-SM1H & TU1'MIU. .... MOITUAIY WIS'ICL .. CHAJllL CremitOfY • Flower Shop •27 E. 17th St Costa Mesa 6"6-4888 ---WI llO'l'MMS SM1N'S NOITUAH 627 Main St Huntington Beach 53&-6539 ---,.N.Mll, COIOMALN•AL NOMI 7801 Bots. Ave. Westminster 893-3525 ---PAClftC YllW t•ICWA1 PAD CemetfKV Monuary Chapel 3500 Plc:thc View Onve Newport Beach 8"-2700 ---Mee am ICI MOnUAW ur::.,.a..ch 15 ~la. Sen.._, c.pat,.no 495-1178 I --- MLTl-.. OM N•AL MONI 64&-2424 Coel•MeM 873-9450 -lalllOMWAT NCMllUAIY 110 lroedwe, Oolea ..... .... MM1&0 , P UBLIC NOTICE ll·Wlt NOTICE TO CllEOITORS I Seu. u01 •t07 u.c.c.1 ••1 A. \Mk '"'nver " aoo..t to °" mede. IOI Tile ,,.,.,.. """ OUslneu a<l-Oreue1 ot the lninsN!ror a,..· FOX b HOUNDS, INC., an lll•llOI\ Coroor•- llon, 8 y J•<QUU •no Pattie•• Ouroc,.•rs, 3434 Vt• L•<lo "iso. NewPOrt 8Nctl. CA 9?111>1 The ,..,,._ -OU\lnen ltO<lr~w.. ol "'" lr•nsleree are FOX & HOUNDS. " C.lolornoa Gorpotahon, 8y · M.trl• Gentile •no R41pll J. De S11to, 1461 H-tt. Oc:ean\lele, CA All othe< ousonns na~ ano "° dre•.e• u~ 0y the tt1nste•or wllf\1n tl'lre.. YHr\ l•sl pav \0 far u known to Ille ltCIMlttN M e None OlMtS. I< I Tne local Ion &nd generol Oucrlptlon ol tllt propertv lo bt' ttansterred ¥• All \tock In tr.-. II•· turn, equipment ano good will ot 1n.1 u rtaln bN<lly SflOI) ouslnns known a• FOX & HOUNDS 1oc .. 11eo at :M~ Vt• I.loo •?SO 1n tlle cltv of N•wPo•t Buell, county of Otange, state ot Calllornl• Id I Tiie place, and the o.1e °" or •lltt wllo<ll, the bulk transfer •• to o.. conwmmeteo •e 8-of A""'"u N T. & s A . 3444 Via LICIO. city of Newport lie.cl\, county of Or<lft9e. Sl•I• Of C.tlllor"4a on °' alter ~Y 11, ""· lel Cl.toms may be tlleO w1tn Newport Beacll Brancll, Bank of Amerlu N. T. & S.A 1n Newport 8HCll, CltllfOl:Nlt. tfl TM lllSt 0.11 tor filing clltlms ,, Mey 11. tm. Oat.o AcwH to. 197' FOX & HOUNDS, IHC. .,, 1111no11 Cofl>oration Jae:-. Oesloc...,rs Pres!Oenl ,,~ FOX &HOUHOS a C.lllomla Cofl>«•llon -••Genllle \I~· PrHl<l<ent P•IPll J, 0. SISIO 'Tr.tMterees aANIC et AM&lllCA Natl1MITrwt.- S.t•l ... a-~ New,.n IMcll Otfk e #102 >MeVleU. ..._..,.9Mdl,CA ""6> PubllSlleel Or-. Colt$1 O•tly PllOI, April JO, "" IMC).7' PVBLIC NOTICE "'cn110UI eUSt1t•ss MAMaSTAT ... NT TIM toflowlfll ,_,_. •re doing -..slMUe: Ol!VEl.OPM£NT FOUR, 110 N•wporl Center Ori .. , NewPOrl a..11.C..'*3 S •••••t c. Wood•rd, •n f'rOfftOlllM)' Orl<te WHI, HewPOn llM<ft, ca. .... T..,_ Udd, .. C..yon IJl- 0!1ve, ~ llNcll, Ca. '2MO JelWt '" Ketwy, ts £-•Id e.v. L .. una llud\, C. '2•S1 Jlt~ ~ ....... 11 H'-tl..O View, Irvine, c.a. '771S Tiii• lluSIMU I' conouctect Dy • ..... ,.,~p. ~L.oo TllK •~ ••• rlleO with llll C-ly Clenl .. Ora1191 ~IY 04'I Allflt "· tm. "" ... ~ ...... 0.... °*'Delly ...... •. u. .. ,..., 1, , .. "" 1J61·" PVBUC NOTICE ---------____ ,,.._ - 'Part Thner' Moves Up TempOrary Fair Job Laiflil 29 Yean in Meaa 8Y IAC&J B RYMAN ahe aald. "Eveey year you t.blnk, Some i;•:;:;:-:;,, Biil e 'I 'II never 10 throuc h t h at or .. n ot Colla Me.a took a part· a1aln. ·But lbeo Jt comes around time secr•tarlal Job at tbe and you 1et enlhuted again." Oran,. County Fair lhat ahe on· Mn. Gnen, who bH worked ly expected to last a rew monlh.'J. as bualneN aulRtant at the rair She'a allll ltwre and lhlll ror the put four years, will be month ah wu romot ed to reaponaible for budgeting, finan· b ecome t he clal and personnel records, fair '• tlrll managi n g a·dministrallon woman ual1t personnel and a ssis ting the t a n L m n n general manager. uier She replaces Niles Mathews, • ' Bat' II In who leaves to become general 1 9 ' 7 • m )' managttr of the Madera District huaband hurt Fair. hia b•<'k and h r w a a n ' l IN HE R 2t· VEAR tenure. a ble to work. Mrs. Green bas seen the area a o 1 l was •u1N around lhe fair at 88 Fair Drive starvt' or gel work." Mrs. Green grow rrom beanfields to a busll· uld. "I figured on two or three 1ng community. monlh5' work but It turned Into She also saw the rair change 29 years " from a place where exhibits fo'in.t, her husband's disability were displayed in rented tents to la11ted fl ve years 1'hcn, Mrs a site with permanent buildings Green said. s he Just got hooked and plans for expans ion. on the excitement or helping "We were sort of out in the plan a county fair. country," she recalls of the ear ly years . But the fair itself "YOU KNOW, THE fair bus•· hasn't changed much since then, nesii kind of gets m your blood." she said. except for dropping the •1ricultural department, which f eatured family farm exblblts and citnaa dltplays. ATTE NDANCE RAS a lso grown by leapa and bounds, and tb e ataff baa i ncreased from t hree eroundakeepers, a half· time manager and Mrs. Green to six maintenance workers and three office·admlniatralion peo. ple. There's ·need for more, Mrs. Green aaid, but a slate hiring rreeze bas made it dlfricult for the fair to add employees. Mrs. Green hu left a legacy or fair lore among her children and grandchildren. "My two daughters <now aged •O and 36) practically grew up on the fairgrounds," M rs. Green said. T HE YOUNGEST daughter a lso worked as manager of the San Fernando Valley Fair for s everal years. In addition. the S9·year·old has se en two of h er s ix grandchildren become involved in fair work. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Medical E quipment R eplaced A group of Mission Viejo businessmen has come up with the $650 1t needed to replace equ1p· m e n t s tolen from a firefighter· para m e d ic who put on a life-saving demonstration for their benefit. H ead e d by Gr e g Kuczynski, owner of Can· yon Glass Servke, the gro up handed the check to the Orange County board or supervisors this week. Tm . Transcendental Meditation Program "For Growth of Full Huma n Potential" Two Spec ial Presentations: Tuesday, May ht -8:00 p.m. Weclnetday, May 16th · 8:00 p.m. loguno federal Servings & loon 260 Ocean Ave . Laguna Beach H~ar mor~ about the TM & r M-Sidhi progr.im on KSCI· TV UHF Channel t8 PVBUC NOTICE PVllUC NOl'ICS ""41• •OT I Ce l•Wn••• ....... • '90TIC•TOC•l lNT'CHtl l'Wfl''I IUNlltOltCOU•TW TMe t•Oll ITATIWCAUPCNHll A Nil PCNITll9flc:m9-11TrliNC-~l-• ... - TM• CIOUtfrt WOtl&Me MA•eue•1TS •a••lt&T ............. -E\la .. flA HELEN LOUIM ..1""9. , ................. -..cAftOll --· H£t.•H HAlllGlllO'tle JANIS, coantU1CT-.1Ju ~·wo ,..,.. HOTtC£ 1$ Hl.lllEaY GIVEN .. 1t1e ............ Ull&. CreOllO<'$OI ._ _ _,..~ WA'ID..-&T IMt•H_....,.,., ............ CNIAWCOUllTY,CMP'I Uie "'!Cl -...nl.,. ,...,.,.. .. file NOTICl:ll .... erl .. W9W--1,._m, Wtll\ IN -y ~~ fe a..r.11 .. DinCW'lfl .......... .. llltotflceot ... CllJ'1tofltl9 ...... _ vltli _.. ................ .......... llllecl ~ • .,, to..,._ -· •• tlllOltue••-.,.._ ... , .. Ille nK .... ,._ _...,,, to 1119 WI O.y ot M9¥, "'9, W ............. .. del"litftMI .e tllt tew o!flo .. JAMEJ ..WOIWkt"elt~ I .....,......,, Ae .oi:•t.HEl.M 01 ICI NO E L ~~ ........... :'a: .... -....... N ,.RSOtf, 1020 Honll 8,..._.tY, petMllt, utlllllM, ._ Miier ltllcct Sent• ""-. t.illomle 'tt702, -l<h 11 _...,., .. ~ .-. --, M the a••c• of t>uilnen of 111• 11n· Mldtli...,ai..,,_..._... ... ~· dertlgned 1n lilt inette" Mrtalfllng to ly-MC1andl'UdM9lld1l•.-C. .. Ille Ht.ti. of Miid ~,within f-Boyt. E..i-lflt C:..Wetlell, months .tftier the first pubtt<llklft of ISOI Qultil Street, ~ llNctl, tho\ notice. C.llfornl•ttMO 0•1tOAcwll3, tt1•. 8ld1 111•11 cont•"" •• •M M JEREMY M JANSS reiponllW to Ille c.ontr «I ~ AdmonlSltlttot Of llle 10• I ... -11. COlllff 1111 Ule CMllr«I ...... Of llle -,,.,,_ clKltOenl ICINOlll. & AN~llSON a y. J-ll. WllllelM ..... .,_ .. , S.• .. AU.CAtt7'1 Tel: t1141 ,._m1 ·~-..._..~-PUOll-Orat19t '°'"' O.tly Ptlot ~ ..... 13,JO,tt1' t)U. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE 01' PUaLIC HEAlllNO llE OltAl'T ENVlllONMENTAl. IMPACT llEPOllT 1'011 aAYStOE OlltVE TlllUNI( SEWEii NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thet • l>Ul>hc lle.trn>!I w111 be held concerning the 0••11 Environment•• 1mp•<1 Reoort •• Ntwpor1 8eacll Clly H•ll. UP\l•tr\ Contttenu Room, lJOO NewPOrt Bou•varo. New-1 e..c.11, on Mey t•, 1'17'1•1 I lOp m The Ol1trlct's -tine tn 8ltf!llOe O"ve is badly CleletlOt•led. •n<I ~ Otoken on -•I ocunlon\ It I\ • 10-•nth <~l i,.on pipe, origin.oily ln- Sl•lted '" 1~. Tiie Ol•lrlct Is COii• \idtrln9 reotacefnltnt with • 1•-lnch <•U iron pope to provide G-11\t for Ille eaisttnq ittM1 ma.te<.plenned de- ._.1oomtttl •or Co<ona Gel M•• and Ille lrvtne Coest .. ,,,. T"" l"'l>«h thet will dorectly •tfe<t ltw! •dtk•nt rl'\lo.tnh dur•na con struct•on, MKh •\ •"'-re..wct tr•ffi< co~•-. no<Y ,....,,\ -OU\I. Wiii •••t •POtO••me•••Y tllrH montlls dlH onq t'1e construct.on pertOCI wll1Cll I\ \(neelulf!CI tor,..,,, w1n1..- Tlle final -tor wrttle" Gom,.,..." to lie ~eiW1lc llN""ll on Mav I•. 1m will "'"' oe -• Pltf1 of tTM Final EIR, Tl>e Proiect 11-1 a nd Draft Environment•! lmo•<t Report IEIAI ...., bot eumoned el the followtng !out!oft\ Orange County S•n11at1on OIS ITICIS, ION-I Elli\ Avenw. F-l•ln Vallo. C•hfomt• Tel 111" ~?'t•O N•wport Beacll City H•ll, Com• """"''" 0.vf'lopm.-nt Department. 1300 N@•POrt BouttY•rct. N t •Port Beech c.111om1• Tet 1110 ..o.n .. frrfe•Port H••ch l•br•rv, 1005 Oov•r Or•vt Ne•oort 8••<" C..11torn1a fe1 t 1tu t.A0.214t 11 •nyorw w1\he\ .-ddthon111t inform• tton or Ota\ife\ futtMr ,.,.~•nation 00<11~ -on ftte """,...y • ••· •mined lnUieotfkeof 1119 OIS1rk1Mlll• lht ottlce of &oylt E"••-~•11a CotPOf Mlon.. 1$01 Quall $WWt. ........ IMcl!I, C.llfOffll.l'*O Cot>IH,.,...,bl~---effka of &o~ E....-1111 ~..., P.tYMtft' of llO • ~ 1K. O.Cllt-be m.O.pey*910 ......,.Nl111t4 W•tet OllWICI. E•<h blo\lllloll MWlllMlhtll••....,. fur,.1"'4ed es-1 of..,. ~Kl~ ~ft", alMI mute lie K COtflJ •il d 0¥ e <•Shier'• <'*II. a certified a.ca, ot • bldOl'r'•llondlnet1-llOlf11s....,. 1°""o1111e-of111eblo,mltdl.,.Y• Dletotlleor-oforlorlllelllMftlot..,. OiSlrk l e:.h bod SllAH M -.1eC1 Md cMll•erto IO tM Oblrlct M "'9 1o<et- c1-.111n•te<11n this notice for lM °"""" otl>'OllOWllUtor-..111e11rntlft1Ns nolt<tprOY-, TlleCllKkor-$11aH be q11ten M ---... Ille bidder woll eni.r Into• c.ontrKt witl> tllt °''" 1"<1 ano fuml\h tlle ~ ,._, and petlormance llonds•nctcertlt!Ules ol ln\ura1><e end en<lor'M....,.11 IP •warded ll'le -•.end wlll lledtt<t•reO torfeiled If Ille btcldtr ,..._ lO lll'Mf\r •nttt lntow.ldcontrector fumltll ltMre. qulr•CI llOnds o• cenlflc•'" Of In· turance end e<tdo!_,,ts II lllt bid is •cceoted. TMt BOM'CI Of Olrt<!on N l -a!Md trom trwo Director of Ille C.lffornl• 0.partmenl of t~trlill Re4lt'IO!ls,. 4"ttrm1,,.hon0f tN~••-•iling •at~ of Ot!f' doem weges end IN 91'1«•1 pr•v•ohng rate tor 1119<91 llOllOilv encl ow•rll""' _. I" Ille IOC.tlty In -ICll ~.o work ••to be performecl tor eACft er.all, ct•s•illc/lloon, or type of_.., net'Cl&O Not lflS l.hMI tN de term IMO r•t" '""" Of t>.t•d to •II wort<e<·\ emp•ovfl<l•n theoertormenceotttle<Oft- tr•tt Sue.II r"'n ol wage~ -on h ie w1lll 11\t' Oeoarlmentof ln0ustr1ltl Ret•· •-• on<11n theoffo<eot 111e District aftcl Art•••olaolelO.tny inte<Hlecl-1Y~ °"'""~' t M BoMCI of 0.te<~ .. ttle OiSlnct ••\•r ••s 111e "II"' to i.ete<t ,,.. \CMdule!I I _, ~" Ille t>l<ls Mt to IM' comoarl!CI -contrectlsl -aroeo. 10 rt1ec1 •nv -... Dkn.-to ..... •nY •nd all trf1!9Ul¥11Y lneny flld. • BY THE OROER 01" THE llOARO OF OtRECTORSOF THE MOULTON· NIGUELWATEROtSTRtCT. OonSmm1 Vt<f'Ptf"'.f•~tand (P\.o1tMctnot•~ AllClll !>uO<on"""''"" Puo"""'CI C>dngt' Co.ts! Oot<I~ P11o1. Ap,.1111,30. 1q1q l.Z•·lt T h e m oney wi ll r eplace film and a pro- jector stolen from coun· ty fire departm e nt paramedic J eff Judson last month s hortly after h e s how e d a film , "Pulse of Life," on pre· mises loaned by the Mis· s ion Viejo Company. ----------------------------------------! ~=~:.,c:::·~~.:~:~:~~~ o:,~~ PUBLIC NOTICE The film demonstrates ca rdio ·pulmo nar y· resuscitation techniques used by para medics to save li ves. Judson left the film and equipment for a few moments whale he a waited a lift from l~~~~!I! fellow par amedics and returned to find that it •lt:""- had been stolen Kids' Art J udged For Fest Entries for the Orange (..;ou nty schools a rt e xhibit will be j udged in Santa Ana May 12, with winners displaying their art at the Festival o f Arts Juni or Art Ga llery in L aguna Beach th.is summer. Entry forms have been sent to art de part· meots at di.strict schools from kindergarte n to high school. More than 3.000 entries are expect· ed to be judged in categories ranging from paintings, drawings, col· lages to mosaics a nd stitchery . The Junior Art exhibit wi ll be located in the lower portion of t h e Forum Theater at the fes tival grounds during the 44th annual season, which r uns this year from July 10 through Aug. 26. Sentenced LOS ANGELES <AP) -A Woodland Hills al· tom ey wilh a history or mental disorders and an invalJd wife to care for has been sentenced lo 60 weekends in jail and Cive years or "house arrest'' for robbing three banks. Tbe punishment was or· d ered for David 0 . Tre bilcock, 36. f PANELING SALE! STl-TIGHT KNOTTED CEDAR 1X6 TONGUE & GROOVE-REVE RSIBLE Cl SIDE SMOOTH· l SIDE ROUGH SAWN) 35c LIN. FT. (R IG. U) ovn 40,000 Lii. FT. AVAIUILI • GREAT FOR EXTERIOR SIDING OR PANELIN G 1- 1 • DAILY DELIVERY AVA ILABLE. F REE FOR ANY ORDER OVER 1,000 LIN. FT. (ORANGE COUNTY ONLY) HUllYI OFFER GOOD OILY WHIU SUPPLIES LAST LAGUIA BEACH LUMIER 1765 Laguna Canyon Rd. ~ Laguna Beach Ca 11: 494-6538 or 540-8267 OPll MOii. Tin Fii. 71JO • 4aJO CLOSll 12.00 • 1 aOO hr l.-dl CLOSll SATmAY 6 -AY ~·o 1••0 lh 0-0N <lt tn.• CP-lt1r Bo.tro Of Otr,.<1n1 lfOTICf OF TllUSTEl!'S SALE \..GUnly Sdnot.lh<l" SPF No. IUSI O.~nYl~\ler, •P004ntea Trustff -Ille fol._,,. '>o<re1arv O.\Cro--of INSI WILL SELi. Pu011V•tpr•llO, 1'7' , .. ._,~ HIGHE<;T 8100ER FOR CASH PUBLJC NOTICE l'ICTI TIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT T ... 1o1io-...... '"'''°" I\ 00•"9 l>llM fteSS •\ r HE C.OLO(N C.ULL 110 M•on St"'' No I Hun11ngton th .. cn C4t1,orn••~ B•ro.,• Ann Colley 1•1• 8r•Cl\.tl•w. MOntHev Pttt"-, Cttlftorn1e . .,~ Tiii\ buso~s •S c.onouctfter~t <OnYl.-0 ..... - ""'0 oY 11 .-, ...., Deed Of Trvst 11t Ult .,..._.,., her•rn.tfter-f'MloM: TllUSTOR : Simo" E'llltl encl 8i1rturlt Eltas_ ,,.,.,_ -wife H 1olnl leNflll. 8ENEFIC1AlllY: SM· ··-84n• •• <orpor.at-. f'KOl'ded No,,•mO..r •. 1'71 as onstr. Ho. 79iO 1n boO• 11'17, CMve lltr ol CHfl<llll RecorO• on the Off1C.e of tne Rec_, ot Or•nqp C-ty, w.d oeed of trust O.\C ro!IH ,,... touow1nq .,.,_,Y: LOI SO of Tre<t 111•, 1n IN City Of Ntwoort BaltCll, "~ ,,,..,_ on -. mep llll'reof rtlCorOl!CI 1n -». """'' '' •no 10, MISCl41-. Maps. f'KOl'ft ot u 10 °'-Gountv. Said ._ IS loeilled 1n Code Ho. l'lla:MI 07 OU; ~M.tpHo.OSJ.CtHl2. Pubh\l'tl!d Or~ CN~I 0.oly Piiot, MAY BE ALSO ICNOWN AS: 111 Tl'\1\ s,.t.tement ...,tt~ f iled W•tn trw County Cler' 01 Orange C-ty on AP<ll 10. "~ Apr,16,13,)0....0MUl ... 19 ...... ,. EYenonQ (.anyO<t RCMtd, Got-. oer PUBLIC NOTICE Mer, C.ltlorni•, "Ill • \lrMI .tddn!SS or~ Oe· \lgn•tlOn Is -.-.. now.,....,,., •·•Ut6 r~~';::S~· to 11$ c:omoiet-u ot <Of'· SUPElltOlt COUllT o" THE The beneil<1ary unde<' Mod 0..0 of STATEOI' CALll'ORNIA FOlll Trust, by r-of • breKllOf clefeult THE co.::;,:;.=:•ANGE In Ill• Obllg.ttion~ MC:ur.o tflerebY. OROER TO SHOW CAUSE "0111 neretOICll'• U e<llltO -clel•Wred 10 CHANGE OF NAME ..... undet Signed • wr1tN;" Oecl.trltl!oft 1,. th -.. tM ,.,..l<ati... 01 Of 0.t•un -Oemeno tor sate, ff4 JANA LEIGH MAJEWSKI -TOOO wrt11en-tceofbrNdl-f!Aele<t-to C.tU .. tflt ~lgneO 10 Miit S.tlcl MICHAEL MAJEWSKI ""'-·· ., ~rly to sall~y .......... Ion~ CAllOI. LEE MOitlN, -Ir ,....C. lw anCI 1,,_,HllW tf1t ~igne9'•<.ttlon Of JANA LEIGH be recorded J_.y 10. 191' •s IMtt MAJEWSKI ano tOOO M ICHAEL HO llMI •n -11'9S. Pae. 4J1 o4 MAJEWSKI, Ml-..""'"'" moUler, wid Official Recoros.. • CAROL LEE MORIN tor <II~ of Seid s.1e Wiii be ....... but wfff1out ,,.mes heY"'9 been hied In cour1, -cov.,,..,t or _r.,..y ellpreu or lm- 11 appe.tronq lrom W•r~=-·~~~'7.'!..~ ,,.., Ille"_, be <"4"91<1 10 JANA uncle• -tenns of said Deed of T uSI l.EIGH MORIH •nd tOOO MICHAEL '"'· <tl.lr-ges and ··-ws .. r tM MORIN ftU\IH -Of Ille INS!$(......, IW Ho•. thef-efore, ,, IS lll'ntb'f or-""'° °"° of TN~ S.00 Wle ""'" .. •n<I oirecled. ,,,.. all PtMOM 1ntH'elf· held on f"""4rf Mey 0 ,.,, ac 11 ·OO eel In Hill l'Ntler 00 _ ... befOre thl• • "'·· •• Ille Oltke of s.rt...,,; Pe<lfj( <OU•t In ~,,,_, Jon tlW ,,. .. O.y Tiii• c.,._, too-•t SIS ... ol Mey. 1979 .. II O'CIOO. m. of WICf C.twlll• p-Orlw , SU1M ,.. ~ oav to .-c-_., well ltl>Olk• An.t C.lllOml• uon tor ~ of names "10Uld not be 0~11, Atlrll 1 .. lt1' granted s.nt~ 8aM. II •• lurtller Ol:CIH't<:I 11\111 a COPY Of It~··-1hl\ O•Oe< lo Snow Caln<> be Publl•heCI •\Mid T""'" 1n t he ORANGE COAST DAILY 8y:SoulllffnP«111c PILOT •• n•••P•Ptr ol vene••• Tltllc-ip.eny <lr<ulellon. Qtlnted In wld county, at A9MI • •u•t onc:e eech -tor tour WC· By Wltldo Ill H""9 U UIW -b t>rlor 10 ,,,. oay ol u ld Auls.-s.C ..... ry lltltrlng P11bh1-'"-t Heroor f'res• O•ted lh•• tltl>d•Y ot At>t•I, i.1• comblntOwllfll,,. "·Ir .......... __. B~e W Sumner ... 'I _,_,..,111. JudQeOfwod JOAfldMltY7.tm t•1' 5-lort-1 ALI.AN 0. I.ASS, H4. '"1 w. ,,_. ...... s.f• ., LftA--.CA...S Tef:UlJIJl.t..m ,,...,...., .. ~ Publl-°'""" CMS1 Dally Pilot, ~11---. '· u. t i, .. ,, ' ptJauc NOTICE P VBLIC NOTICE ---------·~-------·· ..... ·--··---------.--. • ' \'our Hometewa Orange Coast Dally NewNpaper· ED ITION VOL. 72, NO 120, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CA LIFORNIA M O NDAY, APRI L30, 1979 c ~ No h Discussion ~Die ·ch Death Threat Denied . Abortion Baby Death Cause? , By KATHY CLANCV 0t tM 0 •1ly Ptl•I ~UIH Tht: chief medical l'XJlrllllt'r for the city of Ne" York told an Orange County Superior Court 1ury today that the infant Or William Waddill 1s tillcged to ha ve s trangled actually died from efft!<·lS of an abortion 1md pre m aturit v Irvine Land Buy Posed t For Airport ' I • By J OANNE REYNOLDS Ol lhe O•llY P1lol St.Ill Orange County Airport staff members arc considering lhe purchase of 35 acres of Irvine Company land near the ci1rport tower on the west side or the r unway. according lo airport m anager Raul Hegalado But Rej?alado snid todav t he proposal 1s Just in prehm;nar; stages "We're JUSt having l>Ome preliminary dtseusc..ion-. on the feasibility or ~ueh a purchase, .. he said. Study of the 35 acn•s loC'ated :tdJacent to the airport off • Paularino Avenue was ordered ~arher Ltus month by the Orange County Airport Commission Regalado s aid the land buy 1s being considered "to allow max· imum flex1b1lity in futurt< de· velopme nt of the airport ... but he stopped s hort of saying it mi g ht be a site for a new terminal Tht> ex1stin~ trrminal on the . east s ide of thl' runw<Jy was built lo h andh• abou t 400 .000 passenl(ers <t ytoar . In l 978, more than two m1lhon passengers went throui.th the a irport The expansion of the ll'rm1nal has be<~n blo<'kt'd by unt1·no1se g roups led by lhc Ci t y of Newport 8 ach County s upervisor s recently awarded a $269,350 contract lo VTN Conso lida t e d I nc of Newport Beach to pre pare a m aster plan for development of the airport Regalado said the outcome of that mas ter plan will have a lot to do with how far his staff's s tudy of the 35 acres goes "Right now we don't even know if we could afford to buy 1t:· he said fie also said such a purchase would reqUJrt' .. a m ajor policy dec1s1on on the part of the board of supervisors and they may not even want to consider it." The size restrictions imposed on the airport by the existing terminal are a key pomt in an investigation sta rted a month ago by the Federal A via lion Ad-m inislration. The age ncy. us ing powers granted it in the 1978 airline de- regulaUon act. alleged that the county has unjustly discriminat- ed agains t airlines holding Ora.nge County routes by not al- lowing them to lease s pace in the terminal now occupied by Air California. Hughes Alrwest a nd Golden West Airlines. \ AD RINGS PHONE OFF THE HOOK "My phone rang orr the hook. "I 'm very pleased with the DaUy Pilot." Thal't th~ advertising s uccess story ol the El Toro man who plac~ lb1J ad ln the Daily PUol. Rent 1285 or lease SZ7S 2 bdrm t ba slnale story Condo. loll. of 1torage Acenc:y off Beach Blvd. Call 770-G088 any tJme. U YoU want your pbone to rtn1 otf the book, try the rriend· ly ad·viseri al 842·$878. The Daily Pilot ltl& the resJ)Onae JOU need. Dr M1 ehacl Baden. under quc.·~t1omng by dcfem,e attorney ChJrlt'., Weedman. s aid he c<>uld find no l'V H1cncc that the 1nrant wa:. :.tranelc.•d When told that Orange County <'oroner 's pathologist Dr. Robert R1 rh ards had s aid the baby wal-. choked to death. Baden re plied . "I must rt>SP<'Ctfully submit that · I don't aj?ree with that... " "My opinion 1s the cause or death or this individual is acute saline poisoning and premaluri· ty, .. .Baden continued. Raden, who previous ly had been sent autopsy photos and s lides Of tisSUl' rrom the infant. (l('w from New York Sunday to phys ically examine the baby's preserved remains. · Ills examination s howed "no evidence that would be compell ing to indicate that the baby died of manual s tra n g u lation ," Badt:.'n testified. Nor. the doctor continued did hts exa mination turn up evidence that the baby died of anythmg other t han sa line damage caused during the abor lion Weedman noted earlier that Or Raden Sl'rved on a commit tcc appointed by Congress to 1n 'cst11?ale the assassinations or ooth President John F . Kennedy and civil rights leader Martin Luther Kinii,. Wt.>ed man calle d Dr Baden o n e• o f th e t op foren s i c putholof.?lsL5 in the count ry Today's testimony marked the be~mnjng of the retrial's eig hth week Waddill. 43, of Huntington II arbour. is accused of s trangl- inJt the two-pound . 15 ounce in· fant known as Baby Girl Weaver in the aftermath of a sahne abortion performed on the in· runl 's LS-year-old unwe d mother two years ago in Westminster Community Hospital. Weedm an halo insisted the haby was dead or ir reversibly. on the verge or death before Waddill examined her The ph ys1c1un·l> first trial ended last May in a hung jury U.S. H e alth Plan Role Assaile d Cons ume r a d vocate Ralph Nader a nd Congressman Robert Badham agreed Sunday that the government isn't gomg to help anyone by getting involved in national health ins urance. The two men we re s peakers at a weekend conference a t the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel sponsored by the United Foun dat1ons for Medical Care. Badham, R-Newport Beach, m h is s peech , att acked Sen. Edward Kennedy's health in- surance proposal. labeling the proposal a n "out-of-control can cer " that won't be nefit anyone. Nader d1dn 't me ntion Ken- nedy's proposal directly. He told the audience composed mostly of physicians. that he has strong reservations a bout national health insura nce But Nader added tbat national health insurance could serve as a tran.'>ilion from the existing he alth care system to coosumer - con trolled m edic al service cooperatives. Conceding that s uch a concept is a long way from becoming re- a 11 ty. Nader said t he co-ops would provide medical care for ' a nat aMual fee. Tttls would do away w1lh the current system tn which each tervtce requires a fee and a third party, such as Medicare or health insura!hce companies re· imburse either the physician or the comumer. WbUe Badham didn't advocate the cooperatives 1u11es~ by Nade r , both m e n said gov- ernment-r un. health Ins urance wlU be coistly to consumers a nd t.xpayers and 11 llkety to fa.ter (See llltALTH, Pase AZ) • O•ilY 1'1'-1 Swlf P"°lll MOTORIST HOPPING MAD AND NOT ABOUT GASOLINE Richard Simon Demonstrates His Sweet Revenge Corps Reneges Declines B id to 'Kill' Car By MICHAEL P /\SKEVICll Of '"° O•ily Pllol SU.If Even the U S Marine Corps seemed a btt frightened of Richard Simon's auto Twice. the corps has turned down the disgruntled Newport Beach car owner's offers to haul the "lem on" away and bomb tl. bla:.t 1t, shoot at Just get rid of if with fla ir As such, Simon's /\MC green Hornet has turned into equal parts red herring and white elephant T HE DUST\' CAR rest s behind t he headquarters of the Coast Community College District m Costa Mesa It sits Wlmolcstcd except by Simon. the d1s tr1cl's com mun.ity relations director. who sometimes stops by to give it a drop kick or three Simon sa ys his milita ry demollt1on plan almost materialized a few weeks back ' "They < MCAS 1II 1 Tustin officials I we re going to use 1t for young Mannes to beat and thrash v.1lh batons and sledgehammers as a fundra1scrforthe Navy League "THE GREl::N HORNET supports good causes," said Simon. 37. "But the base legal beagle s aid it could be construed as c riticizing a product . or a consumer protest." he con tmued Base officials then rcJected the offer "What wo uld American Motors do"" Simon asked "Invade"" .. Find It hard to believe that the world's toughest ri ght 1ng men arc a fraid of a little s lap on the ha nd ... ::iddcd Sim on. s miling. o f courst• AN EMPLOYEE WITll the AMC dealers hip on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa who said Simon's name "rings a be ll " offered to go over the history of the five-year -old c ar with a re porter Service Manager Don Elhs said, "The Hornet is a good car. it always has been " He added that the performance of a car can depend on the owner Earlier th ts year. officials at El Toro Marine Corps Air S tation showed interest m killing the car, but t he n declined. "oste nsibly for reasons of natlona l security .'' Simon said. Going back even farthe r Simon gave up in J a nuar y and bought a van he o ffered the Hornet to Golden West CSff LEMON AID, Page A2 > • Judge ... Rules Out Trial Use By GARV GRANVILLE Ot Ille Oatty 1'1101 St.If SAN DIEGO /\witness hcrt> in the bribery tri<ll of Orang<: County Sup erviso r R alph Diedrich d e nie d today that Dtl•drich ever told him he would have attorney M 1chae l Rem 1ngton killed 1f ht· 1 t!Vea led <.1n <.11legcd bribery plot It was lawyer Mar-.h all ".1organ .,.,ho dented t>ve r having d1M·ussed the purported death threat with Diedrich Morgan also denied ever hu" 1ng told an yo n e elst: that 01edri«h 1n 1973 me ntioned unythtng ijbout hu ving Rc·m 1ngton killed A~ .1 n:l>Ult of ~organ ~dental. !"upl'r1or Court Judge RO'>l> Th<1 rp ruled that ;i prosecution .,.,,1t1H.'Ss will not.ht· ablt• to tt<st1r) about th(• death plot rt"mark!> at t nhutl•d lo Morgan /I 1-. .i one llml• :\1organ lc::,::al ·"'-'H'I al c. allornt· y Ma r lt•n1• Fo\. "ho told 1n \.-est1gat<1r" ~1 <Jq,:an once told h\·r of th(' rl· m:i rks attributed to n1cdn ch Mnrgan ·s tt·~t1mony <'a m<> m, D 1 £' d r ll' h a n d t• o d e re n d a n t L t•t o~ Rose s tria l rt><,umed after the week ' d elay caused b) Tharp s broken lc'J.! Thi• c1ght-wom un. four m <1n 1ury c-ou led •ls h1·1·h 1n \hl' nallway ouLo.,1dt• thl' tourtroom as Morgan tesllhC'd Morgan. "ho "a~ f)1 edrit·h " la\\) l'r tn tht· br1bcr:i-t.:a~t· until two monlhl> a~o. wa~ ealled "" tht• dcfl.>nse w1t 1wss · 111~ ll•::.t1 mon) "a~ g 1 vt:n a-. tht• defense law) er-. tried 10 shut orr any menuon dunn~ the tnal or u thrcuttuk11l RcmtnJ.!tOn M organ wa ~ Ht•m 1 ngton ' lawyc::r when Rl•m1ng ton 1n mid 1973 '>'as arres ted and t·hargcd with a murdt."r (·on -.ptr3('V (•hargl' of .,., h1ch ht> v. a~ la lN acquitted According to .i lav.vcr then a~ SOl'la t l'd with Mo r ga n . M ts:. f ox. Morgan once men t1oned that 01cdrit•h -.<.11d hl· would ha,•e Remington killed 1f he talked of the allt>t.ted bribery plot involving a land UH' matt('r then l>cfore Lhl• County Board of Supl·rv1sors · ·01<1 Mr 01ednt·h ad\ tSl' you ht• was not worrit•d l>t•causl' 1f Mi ke• Remington said unyth1ng he D1ct.lnch. would ha\e him killl'd" .. prosec utor M1c h Jcl Cap1tz1 asked ·No:· Morgan a ns \\c rcd "1)1d you ever ad.,.,1sc Mll>l> Fox that tf Remington talked.• Diedri c h would hciv t' him < 'ce DIEDRICH. Page t\2> DanceSlww At Mesa High Costa Mesa fhgh School stu. dents will present the ir sprmg dance show. "The Curtain Call ," May 2-5 in the school Lyceum Curtain time is 8 p m . with the show featuring a presenta· tion of "Peter Pan:· with lead· mg roles danced by Michelle Nunes. Tawnie Wright and Pally O'Keef Tickets are priced al $2.50 for adults and $1 75 for students and will be available at the door No Rationing Expected Schlesinger Cites Difficulties, Har<hhips W ASHI NGTON I AP > Energy Secretary J am es Schles- inger said today that the prob· e bllity of gasolJne ration~ "Is very. very tow" and Is not necessary ln the present fuel sJtuaUon. He told the Senate AgMcuJture Committee's rural de velopment s ubcommittee l h at ralionlng would be necessary "ooly under cond ition• or dire national e mer1eney." The only e~ample Schlesinger gave of 1uch an emergency was t he blocking of tho routes by which oil tenkers sail rror th ... . ,, ' Mid die East. Ra tioning "has an appeal in the abstract" but Is dilficuJt to · administer and does mean LAS VEGAS SHORT OF GASOLINE -A3 MAY ALLOYMENTS BEGIN TUESDAY-AS h ardabips . he said. It "ls a s trlngent mea ure which ls Jn· tended for use only in t he most scvereshortttRei.•tuotlon. ·· Hut he urged th~ btnators to ,. a pprove President Carter 's pro- posed stand-by rationing plan, saying that changes could be made later lo meet any valid c riticisms. Subc ommittee Chairma n Patrick Leahy. D· Vt . called the phm "highly l'lmplilltic. lackiqg an focus or depth and highly biased ogainst rural areas.·· But Schlesance r r ejected that asse asmenl, saying "Un.s plan la :as "quitable as clln be achie ved" fo r rural a reas and the rarmers• who produce food a nd fiber "ar fully p~." 0•1ly Plr.t S .. tf ......_ DENIES 'DEATH' TALK Attorney Marshall Morg•n Fe deral A.id Sought/or Nuke Plant Wl'\SlllNGTON 1AP1 Penn- -.ylvania utthty regulators told Con~res~ lnda) tht: federal gov- t'rnment ~hould bear the ,multi· m1ll 1on dollar COl>t or the nuclca1~ accident at T hree Mile I:. l:111d W Wilson Goodt·. chairman of the Pennsylvania Publll' Utility Cnmm1c;s1on. called for a federal h d tloul or the u t ility t h at oµcr::rtt:s lhl' Three Mile Is land plant Ill• s;H<l 1t would be unfair tn expt't't stoC'kholders and con- SHUTDOWN NEARING AT RANCHO SECO-AS .,umers to shoulder t he entire cos t of the accident. Test1fyin~ before thl' Senate nudear rl•g ulat1on !>Ubcomm'1· tt."l' Goo<k l'Ompared s uch d irect foderal a1cl to tht' ~ovcrnment ·~. prev1ou:. f1 nanl'1al assistance to Lot·khecd Aircra ft and to New 'r ork Cit\ 'Tht'. ('O n-. .. qucnce!> of the Thrt•t.• ~!tit· bland accid ent are t'\ e r) bit J :. dl•\ astat rn~ as the II u rriC'am· Agnes flood which -.t ru<'k central Penns ylvania in 1973 <1n!I to which lht' federal ~o' t•rnml'nl responded with mas:.1ve tnfu~1ons of funds and other l~PCl> or relief ... Goode te:-.t1f1ed 'Th\· governme nt should take v.hatt•vcr steps are necessary to prevent tht' consum e r or the ra le paye r~ from shouldering tht' entire burden of this inci- d ent.·· he added Goode proposed that the gov· t'rnme nt make "low-or no· interest loa ns" to Gene ral Publi c lthl1es Corp .. the parent r1rm of Metropolitan Edison Co .. which operates the disabled re· actor And he also proposed a "sub- s tantial grant or contribution'' to help offset the estimated S500 millton of m o nthly cost s of purchasing replacement power. Or :::~-~oast \te a th e r Night and morning low c louds with s unny after- noons Light local d rizzle t o night and Tues da y morn ing . Little cooler days with highs throug h Tuesday in the upper 60s. Low tonigh t in the mid sos. INSIDETOD~Y The Gordon BenMtt gaa batlooft race. ~-' 40 l/tO rt GQO. will be rt"'1/fd" Mor :2. HoptrJtg to wift u ii Co1to ,.'°.' Don Piccard. See •'°'11 fofleiAJO l•tles ,, DAILY PILOT ,llaze Damages Hotel The 240 room Grand Hot.-1 , on41 block from DI n yland, was t•vacuatf'd whtn a firf' brokt'I out 10 the top noor banqu l room , fire offil'lal rf'port The fi re url • Sunda)' n~t'd .about $100.000 damal'c, but no one waa reported uuured About SO Oraacf' County fir un1ta wert1 u lled to the sctne and knoc'ked down the blue ln about 40 minutes Most ul lht• ~ t>Vft<'U tt•d Pf<> pie waited 111 the "round floor lobby wlllle the fire w it betna fought. saJd Battalion haef Ian McBride The cuuse I!'! under invt>. Hga . t1on Newport-M a 4th Graders Wm Contest • Fourth grade r:. 1n th e Newport-Mesa Unified School District captured second place honors in the recent Pen and Quill competition sponsored by the Orange County Department of Education .. The s ixth a nnual penmanship contest. held at Lag una Hills High &hool, was open to fourth a nd fifth grade lea ms from i-chool districts throughout Or ange County Members of the Newport M csa te am we r e Gretchen M cClintoc k. Long Nguyen. M e l a nie Phelp:., Tat!>uya Ohyama. First place in the fourth grade division was won by students m the Magnolia Elementary School District while lhtrd place went to ~tudents in the Fullerton Elementary School District. Winn('rS in the fifth grndi· c·om pct1tum were students from the Santa Ana Un1f1ed School D1stru:t . firs t : Full<'r lon. second. and Magnolta, third Irvine City Aides Wed The echo of wedding bells was slHI being heard al lrvme City Ha ll today following the m arriage Saturday of two de part- m ent directors. T y ing the knot WC'r<' J a m es Harrington. daret" t o r o f a dminis trative se rvices, and Ra ye Kingsbury. c ity clerk. The marnage look place on a boat 1n Newport Harbor . especially leasl:'d by the couple for the ot· caswn After the ceremony. lht· couple d t•partcd for a Northcrn Cal1forn1a honeymoon. Wllege Park Student Fair Set In Mesa Stude nts at College Par k School 1n Cost a Mesa wall sponsor their own world's fair for the public Saturday at the school. 2380 Notre Dame Road from 11 a .m . to 3 p.m. Attractions will inc l ude games, food, hfe-s1ze cutouts of children from othe r countries created by the students, and a performance by the youngster:. of an African folk dance. Students, parents, teache rs and local m e r chants have cooperated t.o stage the event, according to P.T .A. President Karen McGljnn. Students have a lso c reated publicity posters and made Mex- ican -style flowers t.o sell. OAANOIE COAST DAILY PILOT T~ Ooinott Qi.ai\t O•lly Plfot, •Ith wt'Htf\ '' 1""" btMd I.,,.. ~ Pflti.\ t\ 1)\">U\IW'd n'f tfwt 01 _..<P <~\t Pubol~~'I kHfAft.O.t.., 1111t11 ~bllUMd ~ thrOVOft f •t<l•Y fOf (0"-1• M•\.li ,.~..,..,,.. ee.cPi H~flngtOft 8fi'llll(" '°""' '"'" '/eUitY. f(V"IN , t -..~ fttJe<tH~tftCW\t 14 mQtfP t•QtONt• fl'd•U°" It twbft'fWoO 5-At"'",_"' •nd ~f\ t,_. ...-.nc..,_1 OUOH\l'Hfl'O plaft4 I' •t l)O -\llM•!>tfHI c: .. i.-, ........... ,.,.. __ , .. _ Prtr\•Otnt a"CI Pvbltftt J•o• CwloT v. • ............ """ °":'"' .. Mofwloo< n""'"'""•lt [ClllOf , ... -.. ~ ..u ... , ..... ,,, .... Cfl••lt>H '-"' Rtcll.tfd I' Koll ....... ft. M<lft<t9lfl0 [OilO!' T...,.._M (T14)M1.ul1 QI I lenM Aftettlel"I M2-Sl7' , • _.....,_"" O.H' f'llet SUff "'"9 Warning: Poison Returns .. OAKLAND IAP) -Slate and Alameda County health officials ha ve reimposed the annttal ban on consumption of shellfish that m ay be contaminate d with dead- ly ·' red tide·' mlcro-oreanasms. The annua l mussel and clam quarantine goes int.o effect Tues- day and will last until Oct. 30. Paralytic she llfisti poison, also known as "red tide," cannot be neutralized by cooking, officials warned, a nd there is no way lo detect it. The first symptoms are numb· ness of t h e m o nth or ex - tremities. often accompanied by lightheadedness. nausea, vomit- ing and diarrhea. In severe cases there m ay be impairment of s peech, difficult swallowing, mu sc u l ar w e akne ss or paral ysis, lack o f muscular coordination, and res piratory impairm ent. ,.,....P.,,eAJ DIEDRICH. • • killed?" Caplali &Mn aaked. "No." Morsan answered. "Dld Mr. Dteclricb uk you to take llr .................. plaee ud • act 11 • conduit ln a bribe?" tbe prosecutor wanted lo know. And again , MorgAD replied, "No.·• The questioning waa leadln& to a d ecision Judee Tharpe will have to make when Miaa Fox is ·. called as a witness In the trial. Defense attorneys James Rid-· det and Keith Monroe lnallted that Miss Fox should not be able lo testify about statement.I at- tributed to Morgan when Morgan denies having made the statement. • Capizzi. however , Insisted that • her testimony should be beard by the jury because it is her first-hand recollection o r what was said to her. Judge Tharpe is expected to rule later today on the ad- mlssibilityotth~ testim ony. The prosecution in the case Is e xpected to end today with Mo r gan a nd Mi ss Fox 's testimony. f'ro• Page A I MARK GALLIGAN ROLLS OUT 'CLOSED' SIGN AS HIS DAD, CHARLES, CHECKS PUMP Newport Police Were Called to Fend Off GH Snatchers Sunday In Corona del Mar LEMON AID DECLINED •• 'Clos d' Has Fr e C l'lllllg gas 11n a v. 1•,.k1•11d 1:-- to ug h :.inrl v. lwn 11111to11• I'-drl\ mg on 1-;.1._t < 'o:r"t ll1~hY HY 111 Corona clel Mar futtnd .r ... 1.1t1<111 mon• or 11 ss 11p1•11 s 1tu11h:. night, thoy r1llt·cl tl11 rr t.11 k N(•v.por1 lk:t1•h 1111IH·•· ~.11tl 111• ~tancl1nl 011 l'nmp JO\· l.il1•1n t r>;,ihlt.1 l\H·n111 1.1.a ~ 1 111-.t•d ,1l 1111 time A1•1•o rd1n1• 111 •prolr1•• 1 •l t• 1 l'tnplo}t't•.., hJrl l1wkt·•t u11 •• ,,., v thing but thr gas pUlll!J .. ..., I' don I krio"' h '"' 1wn1111 found out al>out 11 """I ~gl llrt k "tttl ll•r hut II"'" ii f'rhv who SJw motuni-t.., pum p111~ g,,.., in t ht• clo·wd st.1l10n 1 ull1•d mana~t'r <'harlt·.., <iollti.;•UI 111 Long Hl:'a1•h tu rt lJU t l tlw Titreal Halt~ 11'li~ht Wl(.ll lT·'\ Kan t/\1'1 F.iJ!hl y t•wht pt opl1· <11111.ird ·' Trans Worhl /\arltrll'r 1-(CJI .in 1111 schedult' hour., "hi IP ft•tft•r,d al!Cnh '\l'arl'lwd 1111' ,11rir;1ft but fou111I nothrn~ • a ti on Fill ups J.! I t',l\Hl,V ( a l lr~an calll•d µolt <'l' to ask d n1 to hold off thl' fn•t.•loaders 111 111 hr rnulrl gt•t to the :.talion 1 o lofl. tht· pum11s \<·l'ord111g to 11111tr1· r1•ports. I h• s l at 111n lost <1ho11l 1117 ~allons 11f '.1..,ohr11 1M11 !h .1houl $90 \ ,1 ·1111111 1·mployt l' who v.111111111 t 1 lrnlt \ t.1111 .1•lf said 1111 • lllOflllllJ' tlw 1111·1111•11( V. J ... I 11 'di ,ti •1ru1e La11ds 11 SA i."'ield /\ Cupt•rt1110 rt:!'iHlt·nl n1 anagt•d 111 IC111d hi -. 1•11 pplc·d s 1n gh.• 1·n1 n1· pl~rnP rn Cl Santa An<1 h1·11n f11'l d S11od~1 y :1ft('r thr :1111taltI1 J..':tll lo'\rng p11v.1·r ovr·r 111111I11 t urr Ht 11 h, po I 11 1 1 <· "" rtt•1l. Hfflwrt 1>:1vid.,11n. 10, c.1t·Mm JI Ill 1•d f1\ ,1 ('11 f,1 :\(1 p rn . of f 1, 1'1 • Ill Tilt' pl.int• lw1::1n 111. 11111 pov.1·r II• 1 111~1· of 1•arh111 t tor p1 1Jhl1·rns ·.i 1 :mo l<·f•t flVt·r I I u11t1ngton B1•,u·h poht·t: .,,1111 ,\ft•·r l;ine, thr bru!!h work wit~. artistic udv,cc from his dnu~htcr. Whitnry. 4, dunng children's art festival conducted Saturday at Costa Mesa's Unit ed Methodist Chur ch an M sa Vercie S veral hundred p •ople turned out to view an art show and to create.· their own works during the event, which mphu~it •d pa1 llcipnlion m the art:-_. "J • f'rorft Poge A I HEALTH. • • bureaucraUc expansion "Medicare has been grossly abused and if we have natlonC1l ht'alth insurance that 1s run like Mt>d1care. it'll be a disaster." Nader said. Badham said the ins ura nce plan being put fo rward by the Oe mocrat1 c Senator from MassachusetL5 i:. misleading lie said the $20 billion price ta~ 1s Loo low a nd predicted that 1f Kennl'<ly's plan 1s t•nacted 1t v.1 II cost tax pa) er:. $318 b11l1on hy 1982 The congressman <;aid h<' was 1•qually un1mpr<.'!>sed with Pr<.'s l dent Carter s healt h insuranc·c plan which tails for a more modest beginning to a national h<•alth insurance program That plan, he said. "Just opens the door with the num bers and <'O'lt s to be ftll<'d in later " The Ur11ll'd Foundullons for "vtedical Care is an organization or ilgenc1es relal~cl lo health 1·arr mi-uranrt• About 300 d<.'1- t• gates altl'ndcd th1• con vent1o n slated to conl'ludt' toduy. Drivers Return P l'TISBURGll tAl'I Some Teamstl•r :-.tPcl haulers return<.'<i to the road todav after a month- long st nkt· o' N -a propo5ed con· tract and tht: right to vote on the pact -- ( r-- ~ ... College's Police Academy for ballistics testing. However. 250 heavv sandhai!s would have .had to be placed around the car to prevent danger from ra~ocheUng bullets. so the sche me was scra~ped . "No Hornet 1s worth a hernia." Simon said. HE SAID HIS DISENCHANTMENT with his 19~4 model goes back even further. to the first day he bougbt ll and the gears began stickin~ He readily gives bis own vers ion of the history of the car The gear s hift broke off tn his hand, twice, he says. The windows slipped into the doors, never to be seen again. There were two electrical fires, he says. The car ate up three sets or new radial tires i.n less than 50.000 miles. T he c lutch blew out. The brakes stall pull to the left. A sticky black goop that s urrounds the inside or the wi ndows started melting, "gettmg all over m y kids, .. says Simon. "They 're spotted now. "THE GEAR SHIFT lmk a~c broke and JUSt hung there ltke spaghetti with n~or mortas My wife c·ouldn't un· derstand my periodic o utbursL'i "I was beginning Lo thank 1l was JUSl me until I read a consumer report article If they had used my cC1r as the te!>l. they would have had to issue a separate volum~ .. Fed up With a "dossier or repairs, .. Simon decided lo e nd his Hornet s nest or problems . - Why doesn't he JUSl sell 1l and get what.he can? 'Tm not a kille r , · he !>ays "By selling 1t lo a high school kid. he 'd never see college." SIMON BELIEVES he may have a nt•w C1ngle to con- tinue his "protest agarnst mediocrity .. He hopes to donate the Horne t to the Stale Department of Fish and Game for use a:. an artificial reef and fis h haven. "If Fish and Game will accept m y gift, we will s ee bow long the Green llornel citn hold its breath agarnst the ele - ments Simon prom ises to be th.ere for the burial at sea . lie even has a poem worked out "Ashes lo Ashes Dust to du:.t. I hope 1t s uffers a terri- ble rust " I l ------ ----. . t.. .. ~ .. '*" .,.., ,. ·~· •· Traditional Jeans and Things ' ., ALSGARAOE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ( 714) 644 7030 • I ! • , , . • . . r . FOR THE RECORD A.1M•t~\.IA9Ua ........ 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HIO!lin. bOlllam. O.le Moldwll CA .. ISTL\NO VALLl!V -GuY JONISOll. Robin Ctl.trts, Brad Parker, Fern•nOo S•IH. Seen JenklM, PIC S.nlisctvan, Pal O•r91tn, Dean <ieflter Brad Gaine\, Set•• E nrlqlll, Ktn Sharrar. Mi kt Dun1v1n, CharlH Can1dy, Frta M<Conntll WESTMINSTER Eckl!« R•mtle. Al.., BHver\. Dan Abbott, Mall AONIYM St.ve Men0o1e. A~ Upmeyer. M1rlo. Ger~d· Oavld-EI.. MOOENA Mike LUltr. Jell Sptk Stan SCOMI. A•ncly S•utr. M•rlo. Muno1 B•rl Eirich SANTA AHA VALLEY P•ul Fr•nlllln Miio.• Gtltidol. O.vod !>11, Al•n 1..1ul1n, Marl< Goins, Curio\ Jonell IOLSA C•ANDE -D1rous Durll•m, Howard WllCO•. Jim 8•11'1torl 1'00THll..L -Roll Ml>Ofe, Don Mall,.Cedl. Jaso11 Ooyi.. Jtll 8r.c:ll, D•v• Krl4!\, Brei Wtber, Slevt lvl'f'\Oft. 8111 Houlellan. °'"" Mllcl\611, C11rl1 HHler \ADDlEIACIC -8ru<t l•n•. John Howard, G<e9 Fr1nlllln . .Ion Tuln, Vmce Bu\llllOS. AUdy Auel•\. Sltye ClpoU1, p...,1 Caldera LOS AMIOOS -MIU Merril. Ron ~. Tea llUrl'nl. AnGV ~ 'il"V• Qlf• \AMTIAGO -Joe Nuu, SI••• Jacol>Y, Boll C.011et1, Oarrell 01 P•lm•. Ja mie R•umuuen, Marty Mlt<l>ell, Bill Kramer. Kurl Bywater. R-Ren' l A QUINTA Srook X Mllhr, CCIII Bt,,.lls l'ACIP'ICA -Mark C•mobell. Sr•G Htlm. Ed OOln, TOiiy FIO'U, StlO"<' B1n9f0<d. C.tr.tld Pustte. Ste•e Slock1n9, fra<y r eylor, Troy Brown. Nllkl' Ross DEE .. SIEA FISMIHG NEWl'Ottl IOil....,..sl 101 •"9"''' »• bonito . und bus. 1'j roc lt cod JU m•<~erel. 100..,,l~fllll, 5<-cocl,Jllngcoo 1Ar1 s I -1' anqlan 1 ""-"''· UI bonito 1SSr0<1<coc1. SIS .. ndb.au SEAi.. •EACH -1SS anoter1 930 r0<• cod DANA Wl4ARF 16' ""'lit<\ ., Wnd bau, S h•libul, 71 rock cod."' mac•ertl PO•T HUENEME 112 <1nqte" I f .. roo coo. '1 reo sn-6' cow coo. 12 long cod VENTURA 119 .tnqlers 911 rock coo 11 cow coo.l hnqcocl, 1 Y lmon SANTA MONICA -'II •nQ~t\ 11 roe• Dn .. IS llONIO, I Mlll>vt, • ~nd b•.S OCEANSIDE 11? •noter\ IS ••nd Od<f. 18 ullco bots\, S6 rock coo, 1 m•<llW•I B•rtt ?•1 •no•ers · ,., rocll cod. 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With the season winding down and with only a few games remaining, both the Pirates and Rustlers are faced with must·win situations to keep their conference hopes and playoff berths alive. alive. Tuesday, the Pirates, who trail first-place Cer- ritos by one game. travel to meet the Dons of San- ta Ana. Both the Dons and Pirates share lndeotical 11·5 conference records. With but two games re- maining in the season, the loser will be knocked from the conference picture. The Rustlers don't have much room lo breathe, either, as they hold a slim 'half-game lead over LA Harbor in the Southern Cal Conference standings . Golden West will entertain LA Southwest Tuesday in the hopes or extending that margin. Both games start at 2:30. PltOltaSUl.TI AL.AN ltl .. 0 CLASSIC Cotl.HV ... l ..... ~~ ..... Martt ltlffMlft"SMrwood Sl••url 0.1 P111I R amlrts A«lafl .. -. ......... 1• OJAI llfVITATIO..AL ..... 1 .. 09 ... 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PU.ta• TO"' YOUI Mm»S CARS • TRUCKS ... LOAM CAH ._... •Y1CI 11EODORE ROBINS LEASING CO. 2060 H .... a~642-00IO c ....... ~14N21 I These shirts offer the ultimate in comfort as well as an easy care, no Iron feature. s .. Monday,• ~ NYSE COMPOSITE 2 ~an. (EST) Prief! ·TRANSACTIONS ... ~l .. lefttl"l-lt-•MllW ...... V~...,._,l,~lf~, ... W, ..... M_,0tt'9ittlld'l~lllMll ttMk ·~ -t ............ !Wf'-'tl .... , • ., ...... -.C~ti.t ..... (\.,.. ,11,lltwt •I t I ' STOCKS I BUSINESS China Eyetl 1 GotJemment Ai.di Bmineaea By SYLVIA POaTD People who want t.o cuh ln on tM aalktpat.d trowtb tn trllde wUh China un aet help from tM U.S. l>epUtm•t of Commerce. whlcb has new 1ukleliDM on NMere .... the market, establt.hlng contacts and vtalt1q U.. eouatry. II alnland Chlna trade with t.be United Stat. u~ 11 billion In 1978. With the improvement of relaUom between Washington and Pekin1t. trade could double ln 19'1'9. Lut yeu . China a pent lbe $10 billion on lmporta. AMONG THE TOP PUiCHASa ON China Uata are agricultural commod1ties and lndUJtrlal products. It wm take time and patience to penetrate Cblna'a market successfully, the Commerce Department waru. Weigh with care these five questions before seriously trying to penetrate the Chinese market: I l > Are you prepared to invest substantial sums lnlllal· ly without assurance of an early return? <2> Are you ready to negotiate the first transaction for up to one year or longer'> <3) Can you pledge tbe senior tec hnical talent that will be needed for a s uccessful deal? Money's Worth <4) Do you recognize that you may have to walk away from an unpromising negotiation at any time? <SI Are you aware you may have to resist granting concessionary terms to enter this market? A VARIETY OF GROUPS be surveying Chinese industries goods and services. The Comm fort to develop marketing info ell for U.S.·Chfoa Trade p E United States will assess the potential for ce Department has an ef· ation. The National Cou.n· Lsbes reports in the China Business Re vi ew Foreign trade is a state monopoly m China. controlled through a network of corporations. The companies are or· ganited by the commodit ies or serv1ccs for which they are r esponsible. They range from China National Arts & Crafts Import and Export Corp. to the China National Machinery and Equipment Export Corp. All have head· quarters in.Peking. -Find out which corporation has jurisdiction over the areas of interest and send it a proposal. If the Chinese are int.trested they may request more information or a re- working of the proposal. -BE STRAIGHTFORWARD, EXPLICIT and tethnically com prehensive In the proposal. Don't seod an· nual reports or othcr material that may confuse the C~incse about the technology or commodities Involved. Detail the technological and cost advantages of the product. It is C:1 good idea lo invite the Chinese to see the plant or equipment in operation For the hst of lht' corporaUons and their addresses. !>end $1.80 to the Comme rce Department. Room 4044, PRC Affatrs. Washington, D.C ~ and request "Doing Busi· ness With Chinn." Or write to the Superintendent of Docu- ments, US. Govemmf'nt Printing OHice. Washington, D C 20402 and !>pec1fy Stock No 003-009·00316·4 -SEND COPIES Of' THE PROPOSAL to the Com- mer<~ial Office , Embassy of the People's Republic or Chinn , 2300 Connecticut Ave NW., Washington, O.C. 20008 ; und to tht· Commercial Officer, Embassy of the U.S.A , 17 Cuanghua Lu. Peking, People 's Republic of China. To facilitate handltng, trans late the proposal into Chinese and en<· lose the English on g1nnl For more help. rontact the U.S. Department of Commerce's Industry and Trade Adm1rus trallon. PRC Af. rairs Division, Hoom '1044. Wastungton. 0 C. 20230. Phone r 202 > 377 ·3583 Small Bus inessman Santa Ana Grocer Wins U.S. Award Twelve years ago, Ceasar Beltran pooled his savings along with some borrowed cash and bought a small 1e1ghborbood Santa Ana grocery store. During the first year the store. La Chiquita CTbe LltUe One in Sparush ), grossed $73.000. very little for the grocery bus iness. SINCE THAT FIRST YEAR BELTRAN has taken his initia l investment, massaged it, given it care, and watched it g row to where this year. he o"".ns two stores and is expecting to gross more than S2 million. a much more formidable figure than the begmru.ng. For this mana~ement success, Beltran was named 1979 California Small Business Person of the Year by the U.S. Small Bus iness Administration. Marx L. Cazenave, SBA re.oonal dlre~tor. said Beltran will receive the award during a luncheon May 3 in Santa Ana. A resident of Orange County since he was •. Beltran atte nded Irvine Grammar School and graduated from Garden Grove High School. He also attended Fullerton Junior College. He was born ln Chihuahua, Mexico. JN 1117 BELTRAN AND HIS Wll''E, Fay, pooled their resources and borrowed money to buy the fi rst store. Tbe couple dJd all the work and watched every penny. Some six years later, and still watching peanies, Beltran had saved enough to purchase his firat fwl market. t.be Norris Superette at 601 E. St. Andrews Place, Santa Ana. Last year he purchased his second store, the La Grand Market at 301 N . Grand Ave .. Santa Ana, and financed the start of a liquor st.ore. LACIDQunA, THE ORIGINAL STORE. bu been sold. but. still ts to the Beltran family. Jt was sold to Beltran's brother. Jim. Beltran bas sponsored a glrls' softball beam. a boys' soccer team. and helped organize a Cub Scout pack. H• I• active ln the Mexlcan·Americ«n Grocers AuoclaUOD and was a vice president and a member of the foundin& board o( dlrecton of El Banco Del P\M9>le, now the Santa Ana State Bank. Beltran and his wife live In Tustin with their two daucbt.era. Cindy. 11, and Krta, 9. Florida I .and Buyers To Get Compensation WASHINGTON <AP> -The Federal Trade Com· mlaaioa bal ~ an order nqulrlq OAC Corp. to lift tlftaad.i eom...-.u.n or ......... \omeUt9I to ._. 50,000 ~ ol larply undeftlaped,...... aa. OAC, ooe. the naUOD'1 No. 1 lMd ........ dl"lap meat compan7, l• hlDI nor1aalaed ....., ,...ral ~Jlawa. n.onter reca'*91 OAC to tmproye wol Uli ... la Ooldl9 O• 1:11..,, a 1ubdlvlltoo ID com. Cl 'r1.S.., but -tM •Un IUbdiYI... aa ........... -earlier 1174 venlon. I ·- ' •