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Home My WebLink About1979-05-15 - Orange Coast Pilot---· - J h·Vine Police Mum • a-ymg-o. Worn • • Consu1ner Boycott of Gas Eyed • Saudis to Fight Oil Increase • Would-be Abductor Hunted • Cult AssassinBti-'ns Planned? Worst So Far ' ' Exeeution Squad Did Cult Plan Assassinations? • WJ\SIONGTON (AP) -Hou.~ investh~ators said today there is c irc umstantia l evidence or a ··cont in gency cons piracy '' behind Rep. Leo J . Ryan's as - s assination by members of an American cult in Guyana. They also concluded after a six-month investigation that re- ports that a Peoples Temple ex· ecution squad exists to eliminate other national leaders ·'should not be totally discounted." Showing their concern, the Saudis Fight OPEC Plan To Hike Price WASlUNGTON CAP ) Saudi Ara bia will ri ght moves to boost world oil prices when the OPEC carte l meets next month. But prices may go up anyway and keep rising unless Ame ricans , cut their consumption, accord· ing to the Saudi oil minister . "We think it is your duty as a cons ume r lo reduce the con- sumption to the lowest possible le vel.·· Shiek Ahmed Zaki Yamani said in an interview Monday. "If you do this. then not only the price or oil will not go up, but it might even go down a little." He said while Saudi Arabia would keep production this year at a level of 8.S million barrels or oil a day. it might add a sur- charge to the price of Saudi oil unless the United Slates adopts conservaUon measures. Surcharges were endorsed by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries at its March meeting alon1 wit.b a 9 percent increase ln oil prices. Only Saudi Arabia, amona the 13 cartel members, has not applied a 1urcbar1e to lts offlcial price, $1'.55 a barrel for Arab Uib.t oil. With 1urebar1es and abortqee, the prtee ol IOIM oil la alJlat twlce tb8t-*to• a barTel. Wben OPEC meets next moatb ID Geneva, SwltMrtud, there II likely to be pnuure from Iran, Kuwait and otber IO- ea lied ''Hawks" for another <lee OPEC. Pale Al) .. s taff investigators delivered the ir r epo rt to the House Foreign Affairs Committee un· de r heavy security with police guards and metal detectors at the doors. Present at the session to hear the report were several mem- bers of Ryan's family, including his da ughter , Erin. a nd two sis· 1 ters, Sheila Ryan and Shannon Torphy. R ya n , D-Cal if .• three journalists and a cult defector we re shot to death at an airstrip near the Peoples Te mple 's Jonestown settlement Nov. 18. The next day, more than 900 cull m e mbers d ie d i n a m a ss "'""'''.,....'° PLANNED SLAYINGS? Cult Leader Jim Jones murd e r-s uicide led by the ir Dol;ce Hunt leader. Jim Jones. r I &i ·'There is evidence to suggest Jones and some of his key lieute· fF/OUl-' be nants discussed and had 'un· W ~ fP derstandings ' to e liminate ~ various individuals. including HB ,4bductor national political leaders." the EI starr report concluded. "Time may diminish the possible threat or this factor ... The investigators also said there is circ um s t a nti a l evidence, but no ha rd evidence, that Jones had a "contingency cons piracy" to assassinate Ryan if the congressman could not be deluded on true conditions at the cult during his visit. ··Providing some moderate cre dence to the idea of a cont- ingency conspiracy is the fact (See PLOT, Page AZ> Pied Piper Neetkd in NY NEW YORK (AP) -'l'bere's good news and bad news in the city's war on a colony of foot- long rats in an excavated site near City Hall. The good news: About 100 rats have been exterminated since ui.ity be••n baltln1 the site ...,. pol.ton Tbunday, and a re· port from health department labl Indicates the rodents have no special resistance to the toxin. Tbe bad newa: Al leaat 100 rata bave s urvived the ex· termination attempt on lbe edte of the cit.)''• financial district. By MICHAEL PASKEVICH 0t Ille D•ily ""°' Stall Huntington Beach police are searching today for an armed ma n who has attempted to force teen.age girls into his ca r twice in the past two days. In a Monday incident. a 16· year-old Huntington Beach girl was hit in the stom a ch and kicked in the leg by the would·be kidnapper before she was able to break free and escape. Police said the a tte mpted a bduction occurred s hortly after midnight near the intersec· tion of Beach Boulevard and Talbert Avenue . The ma n Oed north on Beach in a late model black sed a n with o range pinstriping. On Sunday, the ma n matching the same description pulled a gun on a teen-age girl as she waa walking home from a store near Marjan Lane and Walton Drive. Police said he threatened to kill her 11 1he didn 'l get In the car. but the young woman began screaming and fied. The man re· portedly drove after her and narrowly missed running over ber. police said. In the Sunday case. the kid· napper was driving an earlier model sedan, perhaps a Chevelle or OTO. with a gray primer paint job, police s aid I. Four-day Shutdown Feared By TOM BARLE'V Ol 1 ... O.lly Pilot Sl•ll M an y s e r v i ce s tation operators in Orunge County re ported the longest lines in the history of the gasoline crisis to day as the "odds'' lined up for the 1 r turn at the bus y gas pumps . "You have to rem ember that many of these people haven't had gas since las t Friday.'' Irvine ser vice station operator Joe Amefeldt said "We were closed all weekend and the odd numbers missed their turn at the island Sunday \·And then," Arnefeldt added , 'Tany of the odd~ arc aware that somf' stations may be Joan ing in the planned four" day shutdown that starts Thursduy We won 't be closin g but they didn 't know that whe n they came here at 6 a.m. today.'· He said the line at his s tat ion wus the lon~est he had seen s ince gas allocation began. Police throughout Oran~e County reported fe w incidents despite th<' long lines and com plete cooperation from motorists w}lo kept roads and driveways clear while they patiently waited for their tum at the pumps. Santa Ana police reported an exception in the line at the Shell s e rvice s tation o n Me mor y Lane. They said a motorist who became angry when the drivers or wailing cars refused to allow him to form a second line r ammed the cars or two drivers who left. their vehicles and tried <See LINES, Page AZ> ... • * * * • • * Next Month Consumers EYe Gas Boycott LOS ANGELE~ tAJ>1 Un Cali fornia to proces~ more fuel less th<> oil compani es c;.in C'lc<Jr b~ relaxing some government ly pefinc wh y th1•n• 1s a ga~ restrictions shortage. the w(•ck of Jun<• 4.,. Smith o;a1d th<• boycott could will mark a nationwide hoycoll b t• pos tpo ne d ''r canceled ag a inst buying ga~o l1ne anti :.i ltogethcr 1f the ~ovc rn ment or other oil pr od ul'ls. -;ay r,r the 011 industry could offer an gan izers of the boycott 1mmcdrntt• solution to the gas "What wt>'re attempting to do l'risas 1s to gain some information on ·Befort• starting a boycott or why we an Californi a ha ve thas t rying to solve a problem of this gas shortage. why it occurred na ture. 1t'-; necessary fo r us lo virtually overnight. and why our dete rmine what the proble m is," gove rnment can't alleviate at," said Smith "We may not need a s aad National Gas Boyco t1.~boycott1f the problemis as sim chairman Dale Smith al a news pie as the 011 companies•say <·onfe rence Mond ay. that 1s ·get the regulators off our Smith said repres t•ntatives of neck and the problem will be NG B, the oil industry a nd the solved m two days.· " government will present views But Smith pointed out that if o n lhc gasoline s hortage at the: solutions proposed at the another news conference Friday Frida y confere nce a re not and offer possible solution~ m an satisfactory. the boycott could effort to avert the boycott take place Asse mblyman Don Rogers. R A I t hough NG B org\nizers Bakersfield, will attend I.he con hope the boycott would have na- ference. Smith said. to discuss <See BO'VCOT Pa~e AZ> legislation h(' has sponsored to • ease the shortage, The legislation. Smith said. would e nable refine rie s 1n Spaceship Docks MOSCOW CAPl -T he un ma nned Soviet supply spaceship Progress 6 linked up today with a n orbiting labor atory where two cos monauts ha ve spent nearly three months in spa :e. the Soviet news agency Tass re ported. Irvine Cops Mum On WOman's Slayin Night and morning low c louds cle a ring inland We d ne\(iay a fternoon. Chance of early morning drizzle. Lows tonight SS to 60. Highs Wednesday in mid to upper 60s. INSIDE TODA'\' U !t of piUa and cocaine " on the me and marijuana law~ have been eased in many $toles. Where i3 the druQ cult now? See Page AS. An attractive 22-year·Old Irvine woman was found murdered in her apartment by Irvine police Monday nlabt. The woman, whose idenllly has not been released pendin1 notification of out-of-state rel· atives. was lying In a pool of blood when officers responded to a 7:218 p.m. call from a nei1hbor, police saJd. One source said she may have been stabbed but this was not Immediately confirmed ...-~ The woma n res ided M 61 Cascade, in a village ot the Woodbridge a partme nt com plex, according to police . They said a neighbor con cerne d over the woma n 's welfare called for officers. Irvine police a nd Orange County Sheriff's Department in· vestlaators worked at the apart- ment untll s a .m . today. but de· tills of their findlngs were not Immediately available I••·· "'"-Wwtc• ... ... .._. as INN ....... Q L.M..... M ......... 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Shutl s:11d r1 gurl'" compiled by the Dcp:.irtmi'nt or Transporta t 10n anct lh1· CL·ns us Bur(!aU s how lh:.i l o n ;1 :.lilt•· bv-statt· h:is1s, C;.1ltf111 n1a r:111k1•fl 41st in ful'I usagt" h.J..,t•tl on the arnount of gasoline used r1t•r hc1u-.c•hold In f ,wt. wr ha vc• lhl· 101.H•sl usage 1~:r hous .. hold we-;t of the M isc;1~:-1111H Rl\t•r 1n lht• l'On t1~111111s l r1111•d Slalt•s.' he s:cul <;hull al"'' su111 that l'ahfor nrnns lrn1.·1• S"'-1lcht·d lo ~mall e~ir::. ;11 t" •t•t• lhl' rntc of the na· Lion as a whoh· NG 11 founclt•r Korrie Glenn sa111 lhr first full work wc<:k in June had l>t.•t-n l'h1Jscn for the boycott ::.o thJl 1l would not tn· te rfrr<' Wit h t>1t• Memorial Day weekend O'Neill Backs Draft Sign up WASlllNGTON IAP> House S~a ker Thomct~ P O'Neill says he favor.; draft registration, and sug~estert he thinks wome n should re~ister as well as men. "Personally J woul<1 be for it," O 'Neill told reporters Monday. ''I think we s hould have reg- i s t rat 10 n f o r u se in an emer gency " O'Neill made clear he would not favor renewing the draft itself. As ked if women should reg is ter. O'Neill said, "Seeing that my last two appointments to the naval academy were women, I would have to say m y thoughts would be to go down the same road" • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ''" f>t~ (04'\t l'.\4,1., Pt~ ••l"'•tu,n1\tom b•f'V"-tf t"• Nrwo. Pt"'"° np~1\fWOth• lhPt)t1WtQ11 (O• t P•1t'llf1U\tnq(omc_"'4fl., S-~'ttff't"dtltO"tt.11f .. PvOh,ftf-d /l60ft0fll\' INOuOfl ft14J.•Y tOf (~I.,. M.-~.-Ntwrxwi &-Mn H111t1"'(14ori iWMft JOUft l•I" lt'~ll~'t lt\11¥, I~ S.flcr. Sovth(0'9'-t ,. ''"O'"' '"Cl~• tdttliO" •\ PUbt•'""° \41Vf'4»"t"•..,.., '-"•MJ••t'' ,.,.,. OfllW tl)wtl Ove>l1\fl1"'J pl.nt t\ ,., JJD VffU D•~SllNl'I (O\t•Mr'-11 C•hf0tft.tA•Jt1t ....... "_ Pf•\~nt AhG ~bl•.._,.t J•(lrl A Cwlt, "~· S>f11,1,,.nl•ftOGef'W'f'littM.t~..., T"'9f'lll•tK• ... •I Edllo< T-•A M...-,M ... 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Raby 0 rl WNH•t•r HI tht• ur l•rmath or an •h11rtlun ,~rfol'l'l"lt>d 01'1 ltll IR YN•r old I>"'" n1ent unwf'd mothN tit,. trt11 111 th1• Oron1i11· Cow1ty Su1wnur t'1111rt w1 11w"" tiland V.ll't deluyt•d for U '<'t•1•k uNl•r d.- ft•lllll' atlornt•) Chu 1 It•., Wt•C'd 101111 ~uff1•n-.1 11 h1H·k 111Jury und v. lb C't>nllnt"t' 1>u1CI lw wui. 1111~ 1nui. tu offrr 1111-lt•1>llm1111y ahoul tht' Marl'l1 ~. 1~77 t'Vcnt 111 Ult• W t' ... l 111 """ 1 ,. 1 • 11 m m u n 1 I y llo:-pllul 11ur,1•1' W .Hhltll .., fH'>l n1urclt'c triul ended IMt May when Jurors said 1h.-y were deadlocked 7 to s ln favor-of ff(fWttal. PrOleeutm· Robert Chatterton h "" all,•gt•d W itddlll strangled the Hllunl l.M.'t'UUl;t' he (eared ll muh>nu·ltl'f' luwsuit if the Infant 1rnrvlv,•d with brain damage from lhi• sulinl• abortion solu· tion W t·c.·dmun, howevt•r. insists his c lient is lnncwent. lie has main· tu111('(I lhc infunt was dead or ir· 1 t•Vt•riiihl on lhl' vorge of death tJ the.· 111111.· Waddill examined Ill' r Wt•1·dmun hai. i.aacl Waddill or· il1•rcd hos1utul personne l to makt• no "heroic" reviva l e f· fort lx.•t·uuw thl.' infant had no hupt• for II ft• f 'ro• Pag.-I I UNES STILL LONG. • • \0 lllJCll lhl' (!()or!> llf hi!:> IO('kl.'IJ l'" r f'1)lu•e said the motorist i.perl off whl'n the service station ul tendanl ran Lo the tele phone. They said they ..rt.· checking It lic·ensc numb.-r given them by ont> of the Vll'lims Neither cur was hadly damaged, they said An cle ment of tragedy became part of lhc conltnuing gasoUnc c risis today when one of seven m embers or a Santa Ana family hurned l<1sl Tuesday when gas s tored in a plastic tras h can m their home l'Xplo<led died from her severe burns. Celestina Mendoza. 64, died in the burn unit a t UC Irvine Medical Cent.er. On the critic! list in the same wa rd are her daughter , Maria Arredondo. 27, and Mrs . Ar· redondo's two children, Claudia. 6, a nd Juan Jr .. 5 Mrs. Arredondo's husband, Juan. Z1. a nd two other children have been dischar ged from the GOV. BROWN SIGNS WEEKEND BILL-A3 CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIONING-A4 ~ BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY-Edltorlal, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRISE-AS SMALL CAR SALES ON UPSWING-86 burn center Snme or the longest line!> IO Orange County were rcp<Jrted in Costa Mesa today. They were long at South Coast Shell. 3045 Bristol St., where ~ai. was pumped from f. lo 8 a m And at Mf'sa Texaco. 2 175 N e wport Blvd., wht:re the pumps we re opene d after a three-week shutdown. Motorists waiting for unleaded i::as at the Jiffy service station. 2228 Newport Blvd., were pulled from the Line and served tm· mediately. But those wailing for regular or premium had to settle down for a long wail Only a handful of service sta lions opened for business in NewPQ[t Beach today and those who di\t unJock the pumps re - ported the longes t lines they have ever seen Operators at Tom Sharp's Union station in Coron& del Mar a nd Harbor Vi ew Shell said some of their customers became impatient al the long wait and e xpressed their dis pleas ure when they a rrived al the pumps. It was the same story in Hunt ington Beach where 71 cars were waiting in line when operators at the Chevron station, Brookhurst a nd Talbert, OJ)t!ncd the pumps a l 7 a .m. Owner J erry Foste r said his s upply is running low und won't last long ir he is forced to open on weekcn<.11;. Foster suid he thinks the gas s 1tuullon 1s reaching the point where the use or can; will be confined to "go. Ing lo work or a joyride " There was u two-hour wait al Tom's Arco. 5981 Warner Ave. a nd lines of equal length at Wes' Union station, 9525 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley, where the sta - tion expects lo u11e the last of its g~s by Wednesday. The supply wall not be replenished until next week, operators said. Many ser vice station operators were appealing to motorists today not to leave t he ir cars parked at the pumps a ll night with a view to being first in line when the station opens next day. J .P . Buck, who owns Buck's Union Service, 9002 Adams Ave Huntington Beach, said he lost ~ load of gas last week when the tanker truck calling at his sta· lion found parked cars blocking the retueling point at the islands islands. · Irvine operaton reported loq lines and long walta by pat.lent motorists. Operators at 8111 Rasan's Arco.:t ·on on Culver Drive said extended one bail· mile ltlanda to the San. ta Ana Freewa)'. Rasan expect. ed to nm out of his dally alloca. lion of 4,000 1allona of unleaded • ' ~a~ by 11 H m hut will sell rt•$!Uh1r until about4 µ. m Some south Oran~e County St.•n•1ct• sl:-itaons dcviakd from the general patte rn m Orange County by r e porting s horter Imes al lh<'ir pumps today. About fiO ('ars. rewt>r tha n us ual. wen· waiting al Carey's Chevron. 604 S . Coast Highway, wht'n the Laguna Beach station opened today. A three·hlock line. ulso shortC'r than in the past w eek . was re ported CJt the Ramirez Brothers' station, 530 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. Not so in Dana Point where Imes of 100 or more cars were counted at local stations. The line stretched for more than a mile at Di ck 's Arco, 34342 Pacific Coast llighway. "They're not a ny shorter to· day ... comme nted an operator at the Ortega S hell service station on the Ortega Highway near its intersection with the San Diego Freeway * * * f'ront Page A I OPEC •.• round of boosts The New York Tim c•s r eported today that Algeria's new energy Minister. Belkacem Nabi, says that coun try will demand a 20 percent price increase. . But , Yamani sa id, Saudi Arabi<1 intends to resist. "We are hopeful that the price of oil will not go up," he said. "and we will work very hard to keep it as il is now .. tlowevt-r . Yamani went on, "Saudi Arabia definitely cannot do mur h alone. The law of supp. ly :.ind demand is t he only rorce now delerm111ing tht· pnc·c of oil Since supply cannot a nd should not go up. it 1s consumption which m akes a ll thl' difference Saudi Arabia is the world's biggest oi l producer and the principal source of foreign oil for the United States. At 8 5 mil hon barrels a day. Saudi production 1s up a million barrels a day from 1978 but down a million from the output tn the first quarte r o r 1979. The Saudis boosted their production then to partly offset the loss of oil from Iran during the revolu· L1onary upheaval there . Ya mani s aid Saudi Arabia does not plan another rise in pro· duclion. ''If you look deep into the future, we think oil will be less and less available." he said "Therefor e the oil we have should be given to the future gene rations those living 1n the '90s and the next century " <}iu!en Reads Policy Speech LONDON <AP> -Queen Elizabeth JI told the new British Parliament today that Margaret Thatcher's Conservative govern· ment will boost military spend· ing, cut income taxes and curb labor unions. In line with Tory pledges to stop Britain's s Ude deeper into socialism, the government also will de-nationalize some in· dustries and spur private en- terprise. The queen. splendid in crimson robe and imperial state crown, read a speech written by ministers or the new govern· m e nt. Jury Views Dan White SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Two views or Dan White, ac- cused killer of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Miik, were presented today to bla Jury -one a une man who killed in anaer, anot.ber a man.le deprealve who loet control. CJo.lq statement.a by the proa. ecutor and def enae attorney were 1tven today "fore tbe seven-woman, live-man panel. • .............. PREGNANT PAUSE IN WOMEN'S POOL TOURNAMENT Kathy Haddon Shoots as Doctor. Ambulance Watt , Labor of Love Stork Wails for His Cue ST. PETERSBURG. Fla <AP 1 The ambulance was wait ing. Her labor pains were le!.s than three minutes apart But 24 year-old Ka thy lladdon wouldn't lea ve the pool tourname nt. lkr son JUSl ha d to wait. And he did Al stake was the women's championship of the cit y's Tavc.·rn Pool Lt-ague Kathy wa!. the top fem ale s hooter 1n the leagut· and lhl' heart of th(• team from Mastry 's bar and Grill "l'VF: BEEN WAITING ALL year for this," s he said "Everybody want!. m1• lo leave. but I'm not leaving ror anylh1ng I won't h<.1ve lhc baby until sometime arter I a m There's plenty of tmH· " Hy 11 µ m . the twhy wa!-. four days overdue and lhl' pains wen· 2':i minute~ ;,ipart Kathy tugged <.1 t her maternity blouse. sipped orange JUiee, chewed furious ly on her gum and dabbed at her fore head with a handkerchie r "She stayed in bt.'d ror two days to rest up so she could come to this ... said her husband, Dan "She we nt into labor two day~ ago, but she kind of tC1lkc:d hersclr out of 1t. .. "SHE WON'T MAKE IT THROUGH overtime." bar owner Lay Mastry s aid :.is a c rowd of <>everal hundred watched the rhamp1onship shootouts In the s eventh game. Kathy sunk the 4 and 8 ball to givP her te am a 4.3 lead. But before long. Mastry's and Nell's LfJungl• were back in a neck-and-neck race, lied by 5·5 Then there W<!S a disagree ment over a judge'!. ruhng Th1r ly minutes passt'd Ua n kept looking al his watt h By 11 15 tht·rc w('re only two balls on the tahle th(• l an<1 I he 8. Kulhy had to sink them and M astry· ... wou ld ha vt· 1b second straight tatll' THE P~INS WF.RF. INSISTENT, HUT Kathy made "hnr1 work of it. lier husaband was wailing So was the ambulance 8'1 was the rtoct.or . dr1wn at St Anthony's hospital By 11 30 she was on lhl' way Later. Dan call ed the celebrants with !hf' news al I '<1:1 a m httl<.• more: than two hour!-. artc:r h('r winning 'hot, K.1th} gave birth to a boy a nd all was well The mother and son were reported doing fine, the hos pital said · Gold Price Record Set: $255.50 Ounce LONDON <AP) -The price of ~old hit a record $255.5-0 an ounce in London ·today as the dollar firmed in Europe after <f,ropping in Tokyo. The record was recorded by London 's fi ve major bullion market dealers, surpassing the record of $254 an ounce, the "fix· ing" price set for the morning trading session of f'eb. 8 Gold closed Monday in London at S25l.75. In Zunch. the metal was quot· ed at $255. also near the record It closed In Zurich on Monday at $251 125. In Tokyo, the U S. c urrency closed at 212.675 Japanese yen . down from 213.85 Monday Dea lers said the slide was due partly to a r e mark by G Willia m Miller. chairman of the U S Federal Reserve Board. that the yen was valued too low The dollar picked up strength 1n hectic morning trading on Euro pean foreign exchanges. which ope.n at about the lime those in Tokyo close PWT •.• tbat tbe Joneatowa sulcl.._ murder ritual Marted betol'9 tM Port Kaltuma <alntrtp) •· aauaat.,........to..nn. .. 1bootl~s of Bep. Ryu ud otben,' tbe report 1Ud. It NJd t.bere allO an meon- flrmed reporU that a larp lblp. ment o( cyanide used in the mass murder arrived in Jonestown two days before Ryan's visit. "Also related is the reported statement of a Jonestown aur. vivor that several days before Mr. Ryan arrived al Jonestown he heard Jones say that the con· gressman's plane 'might fall from the sky ' " The House investigators also ctgreed with the State Depart~ menl's conclusion last month that 1l had buried warnings ol possible mass suicide at the cult 1n bureaucracy and reluctance to interfere As a result. the House report said. the State Department bad four reports of pote ntial violence -;cattered an riles but told Ryan I hat "potential danger was 'UD· likely'" Ho wever, the llouse study said, Hyan was advised more than once> by advisers of "gut fcehn~::." that there might be violence. but we nt to Guyana anyway · "Ill' tended to discount suc.b warrungs with the thought that his offi ce as a congressman wo uld protect lum," the report sa id. "Moreover. he apparently was wilhn~ to face whatever dctnger might be present." Tht.' report said evidence s ug- ge~ts that Ryan considered the accompany111g reporters "as a shield" and the re porters in tum "re~ardcd Mr Ryan's status as a congressman as their best pro. • tect1on .. The HouM.· rt>po rt concluded, as d1c1 the Stale Department. tha t one of the department's worsl error~ was to take no ac. 11on on the writte n warning of c·ult defector Deborah Layton Blakey in May 1971!. about six months before the mass suicide. In fa c t , the H ou s e in - vestigators said. ~h Blakey's wa rn111 g was ont• reason U.S. Am bas~ador John Burke cabled th1· Slttl(' lh•p.1rlment for .1u thority to <J :-k Guyana to watrh the cult more closely. But th(•y :-aid Burke's request w;a i-o;n <'a utcously worded that tht· tlt-partm<•nt IC'rscly rejected 1t 'a) 1ng the C1vc-rt ure "could be t·on:-t rUl.'':-cable was c·:iut1ously wordf'd hrcause he "J" :1fr:11c1 lhl· 1·u lt \.\>OU Id obtain J copy under lhe t'reedom of ln· ~Qrmataon Act Rut lh<' House report praised lht.• 'crisis man'1gement" of . t.111 Oep:.irtment orftt'1als after the• :urpon murd<·r~ in tak1n~ t·h~.trl!< of ~urvrvors ;rnd ~elling lh•·m OUI lh1• O(!XI day Tht• lloust· tnl.'csl rgator~ also coriclurled th(• ·allegations are '31st."' tha t former U.S. consul Richard McCoy had a sexual liJ1son w1 1h a woman c ult member and wai. the refore com· promcsed Aul thl' House investigators sa 1c1 "there are repeat ed ('ha rgcs of " st:xual liaison betwt>en P t•o ples Temple m e mbe r Paula Adams a nd Lttu rence Mann. Guyana's a~ bassador to the United States ... The report said the cult could not havt-operated without some coope ration from Guyanese of· fic1als It said there is testimony that two such officials supported the c ult because the y liked its socialist philosoµhy. <·i11i~ ~ca~o11~piek her 11 «liamo1KI rrc~h rrom the gurtlc•t .••••• ' .. • ••• !'iCr,1c it 011 a ~ctt i nJ( of fiucl!" erartcd.ic'''clr)"• Fine /ewe/ry JS FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT 8£ACH, CALlf,ORNIA 926b0 TU£PHON( (1141 644-2494 r • Orange Coast I 0 1TI 0 N VOL. 72. NO. 135, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA r TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1979 Tod•y'• Clo1Jl•1C) N.Y. StoekH N TEN CENT~ ~ fCounty OKs CoDlillercial Car Sticker'. e • i Any OrunMt' t 'ounly r .. sidt-nt who use11 a <'Ur or tnH·k lo m11k1• hi11 or ht•r llvw~ wall ht• ,. cm1Jt from tht• odd <'Vt'n :-.) i.ll'rn Kaisolin.: ullocat1011 u111t1·r the l lttrms of itn ordlnunce JJU:o.i.t'<.1 to duy by tht.> <'11unt ' Hu.1rd of Superval:S(m, Appli<"utaon forml> fo r lho:.t• ri> sadents who behevt' th\.'Y quahf) for the ex~oaptaun wall he made * • * ll\ nilnbll· 111 ... numtwr 11f Orun.it' ('1111111 lt1C·11lwn-. thal will tw •wlt•1·tt•d lal1·1 lt1tl.1\. c·ou11t y u11h· Hl•IJ llu ntlf•\ l>1111I 1't11· •''tt·mpt111n u pplll'~ lo 'll<'h \t•hu·h·l> 11-. bukt·r la u1·k., lo\\ l rut·ki. i.:11r11t•rwr~ 1rntl plu111 h1•1 :-, ht· '><t lll "In lht· l'l:l '>l' of n trl'I, travt•hnR Ml~t·~naeo and ;ill lh01>(' who <'an Jll'llH' lliat lhl'lf H'h1de ll> vital to thl'&r li vmK wall~ itiven tht• :slacker · "* * • II untl\•V ~.11<1 lht• s t1ckl'r will ht·i.1 r u rmm1111l'nt ('' :JOd tht· Orangl' (''iunty 't'lil uod must he f)lat•t•tf 111 lht· fro11l w1nd11w of tht· holtlt·r·.., t•ar A1>11lln1nt~ "'hu p1t'k up form~ .ll tht• lttt<.•tmn' to hl· unnounccd m ui.l i.1•1lcl o ('ht'l'k for S lO with tht· appheatton ll unllcy s aid it hus not yt'l ht•P11 11t•c·1ded which 1·ou11ty department wall process the :.ipphl·~1t1oni. • * * ··But we tixpect to send ap- proved ·c· stic ke rs out in the mail in a day o r two." he said 'We realize how vital this pro- gram is to the operators of busi- nesses that depend on wht><!ls " Huntley said the "C" stacker wall be honored on <any day ur tlw week by any ser vice station 1n Oran~t· County But 1t will not. he s trt•ssed. permit the bl'arerto go to the heao of a * * * gasoline line. "They will have to wait their turn. just as the y do now." he said Huntley s aid the "C" sticker program does not apply to doc tors ··unless he as a doctor who constantly drives in the cour se o f his practice or 1s a doctor be i n g trans ported 1n an a m bulance " He said the Orange County Med1C'al Association is al the * * * moment ~ee king exempl!,pR from odd-even restrictions Jl'or its members ' .. But at this point doctors who practice rrom their oHices a re n 'l exempt." he said. Huntle v sa id m inisters seek- ing exemption will not b<l blessed by the issuanceofa "C" s ticker. '"Not unless they're traveling ministers and can prove it." he said. "And there aren't many of those around these dav~ " * * • Odds S~t Record Gas Buy Lines * • * .. .. * Next Month 'I I Consumers Eye Gas Boycott , LOS ANGELES (AP > Un- ' less the 011 companie!\ can clear ly define why then: 1s a gai. shortage. I.he week of June 4-8 will mark a nationwide hoyrott r agai nst buy1oi:: gasoline and r other oil produc·t s. s ay or ganazers of the boycott · ! "What we're all<'m ptan.: to cl<1 is lo f!ain some infnrmatwn on why we in California have this gas shortage. why at O('C urre<I virtually overnii::ht. and why our government can't alleviate it." !'aid National Gas Boycott chairman Dale Smith <.1l a news 17 t t Traf]ic Issues Delayed By JOANNE RE YNOLDS Of IC.. Ol!lily Pilet Sl•ll It was very early .today when Newport Beach city councilmen gave up and admitted they were too tired lo try to solve lht' city'!> lraffic problems. Councilmen had a long list of projects to consider as part of · the positive traffic solutions pro· posed by Jackie Healhc r and Don Mcinnis and in the 30 per cen t rule t h at Mayor Paul Ryckorr wanted lo discuss. But it was a rter midnight · before any of those su bjects came before the council. Coun· cilmen made a h a lf.hearted s tart. but decided to delay the St.lbject until their May 29 meet ing. . . tr the discussion <:om es loo t lat e al that meeting. councilmen sa id they'll hold a s pecial session on May 31 to discuss traHic solul1ons and building restrictions. The discussion of the Heather- ;. Mcinnis proposal lasted Just • long enough for Gordon Wesl I president of the Newport Harbor ~See TRAFFIC. Pagt> AZ> i (;old Prices & Hit Record $255.50 HiKh LONDON CAP> The price of gold hit a record $255.50 an ounce in London today as the • dollar finned in Europe after • dro pping in Tokyo. The record was r ecorded by London's five m ajor bullion • m arket dealers. surpassing lhe " record or $254 an ounce, the "fix. ing" price set for the morning trading session of Feb. 8. Gold closed Monday in London al $251.75. 1 In Zurich, the metal was quot· ed at $256. '1ao near the record. It closed 1n Zurich on Monday at I~ $251.125. l. lo Tokyo, the U.S. currency clOled at 212.675 Japanese yen, down from 213.85 Monday . Oealen said the slide wu due I partly to a remark by G. William Miller, chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve Board. that tbe JtlD wu valued too low. Tbe dollar picked up •~eth ln beetle mornin1 tradlnl on European forel1n excban1es. wblcb open at about the Llme tbole In Tokyo clole. -..... ~ conference Monday Smith said representative!:> of NG H. the oal 1n<luslry and the govl'rnment will pn•sent vicWl> o n the j:!asoltnl' ~hortage (ll ~1 011ther nPws c·onft•n:ncc Frad;,ay .rn<l offc•r po~l>1hl1· ~olutions m an dfort lCl ;JVt·rt th« hO)C'Oll A!-.semblym;.in Don HoAt'r!>, H Hakt•rsficlcl . will attend the Mn ft'r('nc·c. Smith Si:ltd. lo discuss l\.'gaslallon ht· hai. ::.ponsorcc.l lo t'<JSl' lht· s hort<igt· Thl· lcgas l<Jtron. Smith said, would enable refineric!:> 1n <.;:tlafomia to process more fuel by relaxing some government restriction.". SmiUi said the boycott could b e post pon e d or canceled altogethe r if the governmenl or the oil anc1usl ry c-ould offe r <an immediate solut ion to lhe ga::. ('rlSIS "Before startin~ a boycott or trying to solvt• a problem of this n:it un-. it ·s nl'ces<;a ry for us to determine what the problem 1s." said Smith. "We may not need a boycott if the prohle m is as sim· pit• as the oil c:ompanies say that is ·get the regulators off our nl'('k and the problem will be ~olvcd in two dtays .' " But Smith pointed out thul 1f tht' solutions proposed at the l"ridny c:o n f<'reoce hope the boycott would have na- l1onw1de impacl, co-chairman George S hutt s aid at wa s spc<'ifi cally direct ed at the critical short<Jge an Callfornfa Road Project Rejection Hit In Newpo~~ I rvane Co . Mf1cials today declared lhey were asloundcd a nd incredulous that Newport/ 8C'uch Cily Council m embcro!. Monday rejected $500.000 worth of r oad work proposed by the n rm. The offer was made as part of t h e company's proposal for Ha r bor Point. a 20·home de- velopment to be built on 13 acres or la nd in the tria ngle formed by MacArthur Boulevard, San Joa- quin Hills Road and San MiRuel Drive. At present. San Miguel ends next to the Roger 's Gardens s ite on the north side of the triangle. O.•IY ~li.t Suff ,._ SURVEY ON SKATES --C<il Slolt! Long B each coeds M ;,iry l lcrt I and Kathy o· Brien donned roller skC:1tcs Monday af. tern<K>n lo ask motorists wC:1iting in line for gas near M<Jgnolia Street and T albert i\ V<'llUt> 111 Hunt1n~ton UCJC:h question~ about l hl' turrcnt crunch. Thf.!Y were s ur· veying motorists rn connect1ori -with a pro· jccl Lhcy C:l r<' u111ng for <1 polit1C'al science c l as!'. Woman's Slaying Probed in Irvine An .Jtt ract1 v<• 22 yca r ·<ilcl J r \' 1 n 1• w o m .1 n wa s f 11 u n <I murdt•n•d an hl·r :.ip:1rtm(•nt hy Irvine poli ce Mumlay night Tht• woma n . wh<1Sl' 1dent1ly has not been rPlt•usl'd p1:oding notifil'<ilinn of out·11f-state rel alives. was lyan i.: in a pool of bloorl whl'n offic(·r~ r('spondPd to a 7 26 p m c:a ll frnm a neighbor. police su1d One sourre said she· may have t>.•eo sl;,ibbed hut thi:- was not 1mmed1akly l'1Jnf1rmect The womun res ided a t fl I C:a~cad'" 111 a v1ll<ig'· (If lht• Woodbr1dgl' aµ;i rtmC'nt com plex. accord in~ 10 f>Q lt t•t• They s a1rt a nc1 ghhor con r t' r n t• c1 n v <• r l h l' woman · ~ welfare rallNI for officer~ I rvint· pol&n· and Ornngc ('ounly Sheriff'~ Ucpartment 1n vcst1gators worked at lhl' apart mcnt until 5 a m today, btjt dP lacls of lh1 •1r rand1n1ti. w1.•re not 1mmt'dt:11t•ly :J\ :ulabh· Waddill Denies .. Strangling Baby By Kt\TllY CLl\NC\' Ol IM l>•llY ~llel Stall Dr. William Baxter Waddill Jr. took the witness stand in h1l> own murder retrial today and calmly denied strangling a hahy girl in the aft~rmath or a ~alint• aborlion. "Did you n:t anually strangle the abortus''" defense attorney Charle s Weedman a s ked the 43·year·Old Huntinglon Harbour physician. "No, I did not." Waddill replied. Waddill s a id he s ummoned ped1at r1 c 1an Dr Honald Cornelsen to the hospit al to c heck the infant If Corne l sen detected a heartbeat . the phy s ic ian testified. he didn 't me nlion at to him. .. "He initiale d no form of re s uscit ation and I think I am con· fident he knew the baby was beyond saving It was hopeless." Waddill continued Siplw11ing Mishap Bunis Mesa Ma11 1\ ('o:-1.t M1•l>.1 man was burnt·d nr1 h1~ Jrm!> and f<i('t' M cmda~ aftt•r sorneonl' h t a mat C'h lo hl•lp him "''l' "'hall' hi' "'.,' -..phoning J:!<ti. in tht· dark Thi· m.1tch 1gn1h'd uai-vaµor., :.ind hrtdly Sl't tht• 01an Ort fire·. f1n.•rnf•n said .I nhn H<1rnei.. 27. was trt:t1lcd :.it lhl• burn unit or the 'C I rvanl' Medica l Ct•nl<'r hul was 11'f hosp1tal1zed. a s pokes w11mC:1n ~aid Harnes wa~ i..JVl•d from mort: l>Naous IOJu ry 1n lht· !I 40 1J m m1 !:>hap bl'camw firemen wert' passing by en route.• lo a call al thl' Ice Capade~ Chalet when thl' ga~ fare erupted near the act' rank . Buttulion Chief F.d Lewis s1ud Barnt·:'. app;.irently wal> helping another moton st by s aphorunR ga ~ from his own car into a n1)ther Barnes' car s uffered $150 damage an the rare Afler putting out the blaze a nd administering aid, firemen and paramedics continued on to their ongmal call and aided a victim or a broken leg. Lcw1s said • Irvine Coast Plan to Get State Hearing T he company had proposed to build the four·lane roadway pa11t the new 'housing tract, across MacArthur Boulevard a nd into Newport Center. Councilme n said they liked the housing tract, but turned down • lhe roadwork unde r pressure from homeowne rs in neighbor· lng Ha rbor View Hllls . Instead, they told company of· ricials the firm should post a $500.000 bond for future work on tbe road, should the need for it a rise. "Did you compress the neck an an e ffort lo ... kill lhis abortus'>" • Weedman asked . "No, I did not," Waddlll told the Orange County S upe rior Court jury. "Did you do a nythini.t at all to hasten the ultimate demise''" Weedman queried. Cornelsen. Waddill's chief ac cusor. has testified he saw Wad· dill with his hand at the infant's neck in a choking fashion four different lames and that Waddill was complaining. "l can't find the God damn trachea.·· Waddill tes tified today. however . that he was c hecking the baby because he detected so· called agonal gasps. or the last dying signs in what he contends for all practical purposes was a dead baby. Me mbers of t h e Slate Coa1Jtal Commission have set a hearing date in August for dis · cu ssion of the d evelopmenl plans for the Irvine Coast. The plans are contained in a document known as a local coastal program whic h has been prepared by county officia ls and Irvine Co. A provision ol that bond condi· lion would be that the money could be used lo pay for "more c ritically needed projects" on other city streets. Company officials contended the roadway will be needed by 1982 to handle traffic generated by existing d evelopments In Ne wport Beach. Company spokesman Keith Greer noted that the comoletlon <See R.J:ACT. Pase AZ> "No. absolutely. 1 did nothing al all." the obstetrician testified. Waddill also told the fi ve.man, seven·wo•n jury that the two· pound. LS-ounce infant h11d no hope for life after her deUvery two years ago al Westminster Community llospilal. Waddill admitted having his hand a t the infa nt 's throat several limes as he checked It for life signs. · But he insisted that when he c h ecked the infa nt at the hot1pital, "I wa11 confident the baby w88 dead ·· , As he bef'an testimony, the 43·year·old Huntington Rarbour obstetrician lold the nve·man. seven ·woman jur y that he o perated a $500,000 a ye ar me dical practice at that time and concentrated primarily on hi g h .risk pregnancies rather tha n abortions. He said his offlce was "one or the la rgest procllceR in Orange County... a nd handled 30 to 50 de hverius a month two years B(CO . c In a discussion or the plan to· day at their meeting in Los Angeles. commissioner s found that there is a substantial issue related lo conservation of the coastline between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar Because of that lindJna. the August hearing will be conduct· ed to tboroufCbly probe the de· tails of t.he local coastal plan. u commission s pokesman el{ plained Long Wait Endured By TOM B A RLl::Y Ol I,_ D.,t, Ptlllt St•fl M a o .,, s ,. r v 1 c t• ., t a t r o n operator"; an Oretnge County re ported th•· longest lane~ in lht• h&~tOr) or the ,l!i:ISOlan e ('flSIS to cla y ai-lht• "oc1cl:. ·· hnerl up for lhe1r turn JI the· bu') g<J :- pu m Ill> 'ou h.l\t' 111 rc·m•·mhl·r th<il m<in) of lht•i.t• Jll'll!Jll• h<JVPO I had ga~ -.anu· la-.t Frida) · I r\'1n1· -.t·rv11·1· -.1:Jt11111 •>1wra1.111 .lut-Arnc•fcllll -.a 11I W1· wc rl-' elo'\l'd all Wl't•k1•nd ancJ th1• odd numher., m1~!-.t'C'l their lurn al I h1• 1s lan'1 Sum1ay · An planned four" day shutdown that starts Thursday We won't be closing but they didn 't knu'4 that wht:-n lh~y ('~1 ml' ht•n· .1l 6 ,J m t11d:.1 \ lie s<.11d lht' line al hb-station ~as lht• lon_gest he had seen sao<•e gas allocation be1tao Polict> throughoul Orange County reported few incadenL-; dt·~P•k the long hncs and com- plett! coopt.•rataon rrom motoristic. who kept roads and dr1vewayl> l'lc:.lr whale lhl'} 1>atwnlly waited for their turn al the pumps SJnt.1 Ana poh('e reported an t'Xt'l'1>t1on an thl' lan e• <ii the Shell , .. rv1<·1· ,\al 1on 11n Mc•mory L.1n1• Tht•v ...,aa<l J mot11ri st who ht•\'J nW ani.:n whl'n the· driver~ uf '4-<llllnl-!.l':tf' rt'fUM'cl l1t <•llO\\ him lo form ,1 "el"t1 nd l1nl' r:in1ml•d tht• <·ar~ of two dravcr-. who ll•fl 1h1•1r H 'hlt'IC'i-and traccl 10 ope11 thr· d<xirs of his IQeked \':II Polu·l· i.aut till' motorist !:>pcd off "ht•n lhc· s..rvtl't' station at lt'ndanl ra n to lhe lclcohone They ~<J1d they :.irc l'ht•ckang u li rensl' number given tbem by one of th<' v1(•tims . Neithe r car was badly damaged. they said. An elt>mcnt of lra~cdy became µart of th{• continuing gasoline crisis today when one of seven m ~rs uf :.a Santu An<J family wrlrnE\l last Tuesday when gas ~tored an OJ plastat• trash cal'I in their home exµlodcd died from her st•vt.•rc hurn~ Celest ina Mendoza . 64, died an the burn unal at L'C I rvine Medical Center <See LINES, Page A2> Or:~iJi ~oaM \\"eat lier Night and morning low c louds clear in g inla nd Wed n esday a fte rnoon . Chance of early morning drizzle Lowi. lo m.chl 55 to 60. lli~hs Wednesday in mid to upper 60l> INSIDE TODAY Use o/ pill& and cocaine &S on the me and man1uano lowi hove bun ea&ed an many notes Where 1& lhc: druQ cull now? See Page AS l•tl•• . , . . .. _A=Z-----OAl"-"=LY.;..,,,;...~~l=O~T~~~NL_~~~....!.T~u.Ml!!2•~Y~.M~•ru1~&~,,~e~n .. Redistrieting Plan OK'd N~wport Such City COWlcU membe" decided Monday to break a lon1...tanctin1 tredflion by rre-auna • councllmanlc dl& lrkt that hH no w11ter frontage Tht dec-lslon ramf' on a 6 1 "°'• w1ttreoun<-Tlm r1 Don MC'ln n1 5 dlss.•nlJnf? ounc·alnwn rnu,1 redraw th~1r duHr1rt hnt.•:. t'Vt'ry four ear~ b • l't1artt'r mandatt.•. Tht• rt•duun c llna plan •P pron'<J Monduy nl1tht must 1)(.)v. b" prt'pllr"d a~ an o rdlna.nr•• whir h will n't't•1vt• two pubh<' hearillp betbre •oin1 lnto .tfer t OD .lu.1, 1- TIMt •t11d to be left wit.bout w1~ pnperty la dlttnn sew-. CWNlllb' N~DUld by Cou:adlman Ra Willlama i\8-CWTtlOU)' dr1twn. that dtJ\ t rlct take" In Lht' nt>iabbOrhocJ<ls of Comi>o ~hon•., .ind l'1rnw o H1g hland11 ut1cJ Shon•l'llrf, und Coron a f'h1itblu11d111 lx1fon' 11wmw \ntc inlund to ll!I"\" '" llar bor Vh•w ;111d SrJy~IR11N t 1 ndt-r tlw plan u1rct>ll Lo Mu11 da y. lhll"'l' <0o ron u 111•1 Ma t 11t•1.ihborh1w1tf, horrh•rin~ to:u.,l Comu lh~hwn\ w1ll wo 1n\1) Uw '••th tfl:11rw1 . ra>µn • ... •11t1·cJ hv C1,unr alm11n Poul llumuwl WH voked by Mc lMil who Hid he think• It '1 I m~rttant that Heh dl&rict have • 1 window to lbt-MI." Ill• roUea1ut"• dlaa1reed, not· 1A" that tM -thHRe ht ~~al from 1t .tNlllrMPh icial p-0lnl or Vh'" ua wt•ll ~JI from the slund ptlllll ur b11l11nr1n.: lht' r 1ty'11 populo1t11111 ut11otlil tht> s even db trar ti. J\t prt·~llnl dus\nclis seven und s ill Mrl' lhc lt1q(es t with pQpula llun8 Of uhOul 10,400 ap1.-cc. l1111h•r tlw 1ww plun, diMriN '\Ill will h11vt• a po1>ula tt0n of ubQU\ 9,000 aml d1~\ntl st·vcn will h11 vt• u houl ll,900 Balboa laland, wtll take In Bia Canyon, now in dlltrlct aix. Eaatblutf will 10 loto dJstriet four . represented by Coun· cllwoman Jackie Heather. Otstrlct toor will lose part or Bayc rest to dll\lricl t h ree , represented by Councilwoman 1-: velyn It art In drawin~ the new district houndaries. counc ilmen we re aiming for an aver<lRC popula · tion o f 9,400 in ea ch district. Under the pla n, th~ biggest dis· lrtd will bl' n vc. with 10,200 J>OO· pit• a nd thf• s mallei;t will be thre e with H,000 peoJ>le. Think A.gain Bandit Has Change of Mind A woulcf·be bandit handed 1 San Clemente beu i.u. a ro bbery messa ge ~onday wt demanded hit ...,. ~ and ~eft tn a tunk wlien \he teller railed to follow dlrecUona and instead prei111ed an alarm button. "Give me the note back and I'll lelYe, .. lbe lhua told the female telle r a\ the Ba nk or Amerio. 621 N . El Camino Real. . The m"!lStachioed bandit, CI01d in a hehfe and oran1e· striped s ha rl and wc1trin" d111rk ·r lmmud Hn81Hte1'1, snatched the note back und nt,'<J out the door 8hortly before noon. The teller told police 11hf' 1111w no weapon t'arrled by the would·be robber No m oney waH t aken In the •tt"mpt. FBI agen ts have been c~lled in to investigate t he incident. 1J1ie-1 es Take Tank Tnu:ks CARSON I API Two Th<" 'lt'Vl'llth di'\! rid Wiil PIC'k up •• port11111 11( 11 111 hu1 Vlt•\o\ llom<>:; 1)(1" 1n 1h1• !'.t>.\h d1istnl·t 1n "'•·han~w rtn• 11nJv 1111po:.1t1o n lo lht• pl:t11 /\11utht>t m 1.1J<1r d1t.1 ngc In t'lud~·d 10 lht.· plun <'<!llh for re movnl of f.u,tblurr from <hslrkt fl v•'. rt'llr\'M'nlt•tl IJ)' M.1yor l'uuJ It' t•kotr l11~1t ;11I. 11\1• "'h11·h 1ndu<IP!-. Ryan Conspiracy Cited - g21soline ta nkt>r I rut·k., w ere ~tci l t'n fr o m 1 h1· Southwest 'funk l.1ne~ Co an Carson, lht' 1 .t>~ 11J(l'1t•:. <.,ounty Sht>r1rr·~ l)cpu rt m1·nt reported Guyana Probe Finds Revealed by House Unit Areordtn~ to a watn :.i. thE' tanken:. pulled out of the yard Sunday urkr noon, while the drive rs ap peared to be having trou ble s hifting the big rig,; The company would not say 1f lhl' 10 .000 ~a ll1111 ta nks on the truck!. Wt'rt' full at tht.' 11mt.· or t.,c the rt REACT ... <1f S:in M11?ut'l 1:. sh11wn un tht' nty·s maslt'r plan of roodwuy!- and has b«'en rC'<"Om mended by the PlanmnJ? Commission and the Citizens Tra nsportatJon P lan Ad\"lsory Comm1t1ee But Harbor V1l'w residents sa id the road completion would onl) bring ooise a nd a ir pollu· lion to their neigh borhood They also s aid 1t would bt> waste fuJ to build the roe1d seR· m ent until tht.• cit\' hus dcr 1dt>YSlcm 10 vnl vin~ Mac·Ar thur, Avoccirlo Avenue C1nd San Jociquin llJ ll::. Road Because th e dt•s1gn or the1t project 1s a long way from co m pletion t.hey iis ked c.·ounr1lme n to reject lht.• 1·1m1pany ':. propm.C1I tn clo lhc roadwork ..ii-. part ()f lht· tract construl'l1un Dis appointed compa ny uf· f1cials s aid today the dc veloµ- me nl might n'ot be built Mart.in Brower, a ~pokesmcin for. the firm, sa id comp;rny or. fic1als arc lookin~ ~t the project lo decide whe the r o r not to go thro ugh with 11 "We can make m oney without the road," he se11d. "but 1t ·s tht· p lanning ph1lo!>ophy 1n rt•Jectin~ tt that has U!-. concerned ·· Brower <1lso !-.a1d l rvmt-Co of fic1als arc worried <1boul thl' lo!-.:. or buy ing power of thCll $500 000 1f il were lo be held as a ~nd ove r a pcnod of t1mc> .. We are Just abso lut..,ly CIS· tounded that the council would do somt>lhm~ lo block ;J road," he sa id Strike Over By Umpires? NEW YORK IAPJ MaJnr league umpires have reached e1 contr~ct agreeme n t with the Ame m ;an and National Leaguei. a nd will return to work this wee kend, The Assflciated Press learned this a fternoon A . m a r~thon n e"'ot 1at1ng sessu~n which carried into this morn!ng apparently se ttled the rana l issues which have kept the r~gular umpires on the s1dehne:-. sm~e the beginning of s pring tram me. Pressure for the settlement built h11>t week whe n m inor le ague and sandlot umpires who have been replaein..: the n•g ulars were involved in a se ries or uproario us a r guments punctuated w1lh bench-clearing brawls in Atlanta a nd Min· neso ta. .. DAILY PILOT T,_.0,.,_.C.O.,t0-.11~ Pt'Of w+t"•ftttf\i''~ .,.,.... , .......... "'~·· .. _ • .....,h, .... O._ (Otnt P~l\l\!tnQ~\I ~, ... flo0\1t6flt\M• pVt>fli"'-d ~y thf'OUQft Frt<Mt fOr CO\t" ....... N._, 0...Cft, """''"<lleln 0.o<h ,...., ••• ,.,v.n ... ''Vtf'Wlo, I "°"""'fl•Mf'lll'Sorut"'(o.t\t A \1ntff> '~ fld1tf(Wt Ht PU(Hl'\"-"cf ~fU'0.Y\ .. ...,, W~Y\ f.r. Dt'•nc tCMI ~t\f\~ PIM'I• t\ "' U!) W•\t 81111Sll'Nt CO\l•Mfllw (AUH>f""l11tt )t.)t ._,," -Pr•~iM-t\t 61WJ ~IVMtt HO• C-lty I Ilk.•""'·-·-Go_ .. _.,.,. ,_. .. _ 1'1dll0t Clla<M•" ~ "''-~ """ A\\hl•nl Man<tq•"' fdllOt\ f lllpttofte C1141 IU-4n1 CtM--AdYMl .... tu•lfJ'I ,. UNES 'TILL LONG • • • On lht· \·n111·.1I 11~1 111 tht' i.amt• ~ Jrd un· ht·r dau.:hkr. M 1trr;.1 Arr('dondCI :7 a nd Mrs . Ar r(•dondo '~ lwo duld rcn. Claud111. U, and Jm111 .Ir . S l1 11t0n .. 1.1111~11 . i1;,;.!;, Wurnt•r Avt'. 1-"011111,1111 V.1 lil'v. when• llw sta I IUll \'XllO'fl" tu ·u:w ttw la~( or 11:.. ,.:11t1 hy W(•thw:.cla.v Thi• :.upply wilt not he r1•µlt>111:.hed until next W11t1k , OIJ('ntlcirs hUid M rn. Arrt>dnnl1o 's husbuntl. Juun. 'l'l. <1nd two olhf'r t htlcfrt•n hav,• tlt'tln 1trsrh11ri.:,·<1 from th1· M a 11 y h \' r v r <· ,. ~ t .1 t to n GOV. BROWN SIGNS WEEKEND BILL-A3 CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIONING-A4 BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY-Editorial, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRISE-AS SMALL CAR SALES ON UPSWING-86 burn center Some of the longes t lines m Orange County were reported m Cos ta MC'sa today They wn e Ion~ a t South Coast Sh<'ll. 3045 Bris tol $t • where gal. was µumj><'d from fl to 8 a .m. An d at Mesa 1'l'xa co. 2175 New port Bl vd . w h t·r e t he pumps were openl'd afte r a lhree-wt.>ek shutdown Motorists waiting for unleaded gas at tht' .Jiffy st·rv1cc· station, 2228 Newport Bl vd .. werr pulled from the line :i nd served im· .med iately But thosr waiting for ref.!ular or premium had lo settle down for a long wait Only a handful or ser vice sta· t io ns opent'd for 1>u s 1n1•ss in Newport. Beac·h todily a nd lho!>c who dJd unlock the pump!> re- por t ed the longest line:. they h:J ve ever s1•e n Op1•r ator!'. u t T o m S harp'i. l 'nwn !-tal11111 111 C"11r11na rid Mar ;i n d 11,.irh<ir Vw" Sh1·ll -.aid M1mt· of their t'U!'.tClmc·r~ becaml· 1mpat1ent at the lonJ,! w111t and t'X pre~~t.·<I t he ir rl t ~plcas urc when tl1{·y a rriv1·d <JI the pumps It was lbt.· same story tn Hunt· ing ton Beach where 71 l'ar'i wne wci1tint: in line when opc rnlorl) al tlw Chl'vron station , Br ookhurst <ind Talbt!rl. oµencd the pum1J~ :1t 7 a.m. Owner Jerry Foster ~aid h1!> supply is running low and won't last long 1! he 1:-. f11n·ed Lo open on weekends Fustt'r !>llld he: ~hink!'. tht· ~a:-. s 1tua lwn 1i. reachan~ the point.wherr· the UM· of c<irs will hf.' <'o nfinc rl to "go ing lo work 1sr a Joyride " There was a two-hour wail al Tom's Ar co. 5981 Warner Ave and Imes of equal le ngth at Wes· 11 p1•rat11r .. w1•rt• ;1p11t•c.il111.!,! to mtHOr1i.t:.. loclav not to lt•av1• th<'tr t·urs p.1rkc:c1 a l thl' pump!-. 1111 lll~hl with II \lf(.'W to hem~ (rr~t 111 h111· wlwn lh1• station 11111•11:. 111''<1 day J t• HuC'k. who <•"n!'. lhwk's Union Ser vin', 9002 Ad11ms AVI' Hunt in~on Reat h, said ht· lost ~ load nf gas last wet.•k wht.·n lhc tanker lru<'k calling at his ~t~1 lion found parked car s blocking the refueling point al tht• 1slands. Irvine operators reported long Imes and long we1ils by patient m otorists * * * Saudis Fight OPEC Plan To Hike Price WASllINGTON IAf>) SCIUiii Arabia will fight moves to boosl world oil prices whe n the OPEC ca rtel meets next month. Rut prices may go up anyway a nd keep ris ing unless Americans cut their cons umption, .accord- ing to the Saudi oil minister. .. We think it is your duty as a cons umer to reduce the con c;umption to the lowes t possible l e v el." Shic:'k Ahmed Zaki Ya m a ni said 1n an inter view Mon day. "If ynu do this. then not only th<' prl<'<' of 1Jil "ill not J!O up. hut 1t might even g(J down a little · Ht' said whtlt! .Sil udr Ar abia would kee p prOduction this year al a level or 8.5 m tllton barre ls or o il a d ay. it might add a sur- c har~e to the pnce of Saudi ml unlL•ss th" United Ste1tes adopLc; l'On~ervation measures. ·- Surch1!rgcs were endorsed by lhC' Organization of Pet roleum ft:xpor tin g Countrie s ill it s March meeting along with a 9 percent increase in oil prices. Only Saudi Ar;;h1a, among the 13 r artel m em bers. has not applied n surchar~e to tls o ffic iaJ pn ce. Sl<1 .55 a barrel ror Arab light oil. With i.urcharges and s hort.ages. the price of some 011 is almost lwace that $21 to $28 a barrel. f 'ro"' PngP A I 'IRAFFIC ISSUES. • • Area Chamber of Commerce , to unnounre lht' n·i.ul b or u voll begun by lhal organizat111n la~l week W est 1>a1d ::.urvc;y .., were m~uled Thursday to tht• 29 000 rei;idencf•S io the Crty ;.ind, u~ of Monday, m ore thun 2,000 replic:. had been received. According to the dula West gave council men. thu rellpon- dants favor the chambt>r'g potn· tlon that solution{! to traffic prob- lems cao only be sol ved hy r~ad con~truct10n . not in rcstrlt· t1on of development Ryckoff a nd counc1 lmen Ray Williams and Paul Hummel re· jecled the survey fi nd ings a:. biased, distorted a nd o f quea,;. lionable validity Before calhnJ; u halt t.o the positive t raUic solution dli· cusslon, councllmr·n did u"ree to a fe w proposals There were IO report.H rm· pared by councilmen und 11tflff members using tht• U11l o( proj. ecta 1ubmltled two month1e aaro by Mrs. Heather and Mclnnl11. In lhe (trst action, coun cllmen \Jrged 1talf member11 lt> "Pro· ceed u rapidly °" p<t111lhle" with a aeries or projecla to up. g ra de and improve the city 's traffic light system. They Abo agreed with Mein· nli ' recommendation thol Cor ona del Mar me rchants and reaidenta be surveyed to see lr there's any support for 1 pro. Polal to take parking oft £ut Coa1l Wabway to create two more traffic lanes. lldnnJ1 alto rttommended U.at the city spend 115,000 for "a rocuaed traffic re port on lhe ,, . -.. -·-......... ~--.-............. . n1vcrs11y 1>r 1v1• Corona 11"1 M ar Fr<'<•way Hrt~t ol S treet Irvine /\ vcnu(:.J um borN· Ro11<1 compl('x .. Thal sug~est1on was moc.lificd liy Ryckoff who s <1HI he wcinlcd lo see $10,000 spe nt on a study "on the adequacy of the Corona de l Mar F'reew3y·Bristol Street corrido r to meet trans.bay circulation needs. inte rsection operatiol\s a nd congestion. im· parts on flear by a rterial streets, a nd c trects if the Corona del Mar Freeway is not.implemented." fl was a t that point th at Hum- me l wearily viewed the eight re· m aining re ports a nd RyckoCC's pe nding discussion of future bu1 l din~ 1n som e exi s ting 11l anned communit ies and sug . geste d the discussions be de- layed • The JO percent rule with which Ryckof( is concer ned was in· ve nted last fall for building projects s uc h as Koll Center Ne wp0rt o r Newport Center's Corporate Plua. that were s ub- 11tantlaUy unde rway when the tra((k phasing ordinance went Into e ffect. Under that rule. the planned r ommunltlcs e xcepte d from the phHlng ordinance would be al· lowed to build only 30 percent or t he prevlou1d y allowed square foot11Je. Afte r that. de velopers would have to show that further construction won 't make traffic eon1et1Uon worse. ln a process •lmllar to that Jn the traffic phaalni ordlna nce. Ryckott aald be'• concerned that the 1mount of bulldlnc al· lowed UDd9r that rule wlU cnate more traffic than the dt1'1 •treeta can handle • W t\StnNGTON 1t\P1 House 11w t•shi:at11r:. -.:11d today there is <·1 rr 11rn~t ;1nl rn l l'V trlf'nce of ci · 1•" rll 1 n gt· n c• v ('o n s '"rac y ·· ht·hind lfrp Lt''> J Hyun·s as- sass ination by members of an Amt-rh:an r11lt m (;uy11na. They c.ih;o concluded a fte r a .stx·month mvc.st1~ation that re - ports lhnt :1 1'1•11plcs Tt.•mple <!X· c•t•11l11111 ..,c11wd cx1.sls tu e liminate ulht·r nuttonal lc 11dc rs "shouJd not tll' tota lly discounted ." Showing lht•tr l'onccrn, the s t~rcr 1nvcst1 ~ato rs delivered th e ir rt·p1>rt lh the Hous t! Fon •1gn Affairs Committee un· flf'r ht•avy St'l'urity with police guards arld meta l d etectors at tht' door s. Prc!>ent at the session to hear lhe r eport were severa l me m- be rs of Ryan 's family, including has daughter. Erm. a nd two sis· lt-r s, Sheila Ryan and Shannon 'for phy R y an , D ·Ca l i f , lhref> JOUrnalis t.., and a cult defector were shot to dea th al an airstrip ne ar the Pt•oplcs Tem ple 's .Jonestown settlement Nov. 18. The next da y, m ore th e1n 900 cult members d tc d in a m a s~ murd e r s uic ide led h y their leadt'r . .J 1m ,)Qllt'S "Thcrt' ts c:v1rlcn ct• to suggest Jones and some of h11> key lieute- nants d1scus!'led and had ·un· d ers tand1ngs ' to e l i m inate variou-; individuals, inc luding na tional political h>a de rs;· the s taff report concluded. "Time may djmin1sh the possible threat of this f:.J('tOr ·' The inves tigators a lso s aid there i f. C trl·um s t a n tial e vidence. but no hard evidency. that Jones had a "contingency conspiracy" to a ssassinate Ryan 1f the con~re:.sman could not he de luded on lrul' conditions al the r ult during his visit .. Prov1din~ s om e modE•r;Jtt· <'rt'denrf' to th•· idcu nf a cont ingcnc~ "''"~'"' :11·) 1s the f&ct I hat till' Jont·~town :.u1 c1de· murde r rilu<JI StJrtcd bt!fore the Porl KaHuma IHir s trip) as ~ailanls ret urned to confirm the i.hootmgs of HC'p Hya n and others ... t he re1>0rt said. It s aid ther e cilso are uncon- fi rm rd reports that a lar ge ship- ml'ot of cy anide used in tht.' m a s s murde r a r r i v e d in . lo n es to wn two days be fo re Ry;rn's v1s1t. ·Also rela ted is the reported statement of a .Jonestown sur. vivor tha t several days before Mr Ryan arrived at J onestown he heard Jone1> s ay that the e<>n· gress man 's pla n e ·mig ht fa ll from the sky'." The Ho use investigators also a greed with the State Oepart- ment 's conclus ion last month t hat it had buried warnings of ·~-, ........ PLANNED SLAYINGS? Cutt Leader Jim Jones possible m a!>s su1t•1dc at th1· r ult 1n bureaucr aey cinr1 n •lurtanc-" to interft'r<' As a result. th1· llousr• rcp,1rt s~1 id . thl' St al(" l><'p artm"nt had four re ports of pott·nt 1al violcnc<' s cattered in file!'. hut told Ryan that "potential d<tn~cr was ·un lt.kel v' " lfowev<'r . th1· lf r>u•>t..• c;tul.l v sa id. Ryan W:.I!'. a dv1s1.:d mor;. than once by a<l vis t·rs of "gut reehngs" that th t.!rc might tx- v1olence. but went t o Guyana a nyway. "He tended to discount such wa rnin..:s with the thought that his office as a congressma n w~uld protect him ," the re port :;aid. ··Moreon ::-. hl' a ppare ntly was willini:! to flic(• whatever danger might be present ... The report. said evide nce sug . ~r·sts that Ryan considered the <iccompanying reporters "as a shield" and the reporters in turn ··r egarded Mr. Ryan 's status as a congressman as their best pro. tection." The House report conclUded as did the Sta le Depa rtment'. that one ()( the de partme nt's , wnrs l errors was l o take no ac. I ton on the writte n warning of C' u It defect.or Deborah Layton Rl:ikey 1n May 1978. ahout six months before the ma ss suicide In f ac t . t h e Hous e i n· vesh gators said, Ms . Blakey's w~irning was one reason US, I\ m hassador J ohn Burke cablf'd th e State Department for ;.iu tho rity to a sk G uyana lo watch the c ult more closely. But they sa id Burke's request wa:. so c·autiously worded that lhe d t.!partmc nt te rse ly rejected tl. saying the overture "could be construed by some as U.S. gov. ernmcnt interference ·• Both the House and the Stale Ue part.ments investigations con c'ludt.•d that Hurke '!-. c<1ble wi.s '"'Ull•>U!-.ly worded hecausP he W<iS afraid the cult would ol:>lain d copy under the f0reedom of •n· formation Act. fiut lhe llouse report praised l ht.· "n1c;1s mana,t.!ement .. of Sta l<• Department 0Hic1a ls afte r the airport murde rs in taking t•h;.iri!C-or -,urvivors ilnd getting I he m out thl' next cfay The House inves tigators aJso concluded the "allegations are fal~c · lhat former U S. rons ul Hu·hard MrCuy had a sexual 11.11 ,on l.\tlh a woman cult ntl~m ~r anrl wa!> therefore com 1ir1>mtwd Solar Earth Day Slated in Irvine Whe the r the s un breuk s through the ove rcast. or not. Wednesday will be Solar Earth Dav at UC lrvme . Hi ghlig hting day -I on~ at'· tivities will be a t alk on the future of nuclear e nergy by state Secr etary of Resources Huey J o hnson. Joh nson. a Brown admtn1stra tion appointee. will s peak al 12 : IS p.m . in Gateway Plaza Tbe talk is entitled ··The End of the Nuclear Dream -the Polen· tial Emergency of a New Age." Exh1h1ts on solar ene rgy a~ othe r e nvironme nta l matters wi 11 be on display in the plaza between 10 a .m . a nd 3 p .m . Thf'r e a lso will be music, s lide shows a nd en vironmental films . Solar Earth Day is sponsored by two campus or ganizations, the Irvine Enviro nmental CoaJi. tion and Campus Organizations Services. Sponsors say the purpose of the e vent is to inform the com· munity a bout a lte rnatives to traditional e nergy sources and environme ntal issues. <-J'11 i~ c~ca~on49 piek lier a diamcmd rrctlih rroi.u the ~arde•t .••••• fine /evttlry •••• ~crvc it 011 u !'tcttiuJ: ot• finely erartcdjcwclry. lS r°'SHION ISl°'NO • NEWPORT BEACH. CAllfO•NIA 92660 TCLEPHONC (1141 644·2494 .I I , -Measure Aimed at .___Gas Flap Ur&C'DCY lefitlaUon lbal would booal Calltonua'1 1a1ohne pro. dudk>a by temporarU.Y relaxina rertaln pollulk>a atandards wu introduced Monday by •late Sen. Paul Carpenter. 0 Santa AAa. 'fhe-meuure, Senate BIU 1208, would alk>w the uae of an oc:tane bootter known fll MMT <mdb.YI· ryclo pent-. dlenyl-man1aoHt' trl-c arbonyl) i n unlead .. d ~aaolloe and wo uld pe rmit hlendlng ot KHOllne lO hlaM r 'apor l)n-811ures Car1~nlt'r said ·a 11rorn11• · .. now-uniqut' rcro tractio n:s on ttaoohnc vapor preuurl' wf'n- udopled in 1971 to heh• N.'<iu<'t' t• vaporalion from a uto:s und service stations He contended th(' stricter h mlt is less Important now because newer cars are equ1pped with evaporation controls and service stations in urban areas have re- fueling vapor controls. "I have been and will contrnue to be a strong advocate or en v1ro nme nta l pro t ect ion ," Carpenter said. "but c r itical limes call for bold action " lie -;aid lht( tempora ry relaxa lion or r.>0llut1on standa rdi. could mt'a n a production increase of 10.000 barrels of gasoline a day by o ne C alifornia company alone . .. Right now. we desperately need this gas." he said "After the current crisis. we can revert to the stricter standa rds." Carpe nte r introduced his legislation al a joint hearing or th e Sena t e Judiciar y a nd E ne r gy a nd Pu blic Utilities Committees Curb Linke(! To Probe of Record Sales SACRAMENTO <AP J The Sacramento Ree said today the Inte rna l Revenue Ser vice is in· vestigating :in a llegation that hundreds or thousands of MGM records were sold illicitly to or- ganized crime figures while Lt. Gov. Mike Curb headed MGM's record division. The Bee account, quoting un· n amed sources, said the alleged sales to four organized crime figures. at dis<'ount prices, «><'· current from 1971 to 1973 and their profits may have totaled more than SI million. The Bee, citing information received by the IRS, said Curt>, who was president of MGM He<'Ords from 1970 to 1973. and He n Scotti. a fo rme r p r o · ress1onal football player whose brother is married to Curb's s is- 1e r . werc directly involved in the a rrangement. T h e a rtic le did not s a y whethe r Curb and Scotti were <!W<tre of the four men's a lleged unde rworld <:oonections. or whether the transactions violat- ed any laws. Neither Curb nor Scotti was a v a ila ble for immediate com- rn e n L The Bee said C urb d eclined to comment through his chief of staff, Sheldon Lytton. An IRS s pokeswom an in Los Angeles. Sharon Hollingsworth. s aid , "We would ~ol be able to confirm or deny if an investiga- tion is going on." Arnold Rich. a New vork al· torney for Polydor. which dis· tributes MGM records , said in an interview: "To my knowledge. w~ave no knowledge or any or th . POlydor began distribul· i MGM r ecords some time a fte r May 1972. Spiders Sail Heat Brings 'Ballooning' By F RE Ot.;RICK SCHOEMEHL Of 1 ... CMtlf Pl ... $ ... ff As tht· catamarans and sailboats dotted coast waters over the weekend. sa ilin).( of a d iffrrent sort was taking place on land by bahy sp1de:>r'> 1nlent on insuring their survival. Membf,rs of lhe s hc.-<?twe b spider family were busy casting long silk thn•ad~ that, wh en caught by breezes. lifted the m lo ne w locat1oni. The spider:. lth-r J ll} S•.11led through the a ir al dis tances up to lhousandl> or feel IM!forc coming to rei.t THF. BJ:flAVIOR -CALl.F.D "ballooning" IS a n ecological strategy to insure that a proportion or the young spiders will land m <:nv1ronments that arc favora ble lo their sur· vival. ac<'ording to a lJ(' Irvin<' spid,~r researcher. Dr Malt Gn•cnstone . lecturer IO the department or ecology and environm<·ntal biology, said high temperatures over the weekend hrought out the ballooning beha vior T he spiders were seen flying along beach are as from Newport Beach south lo San Clemente. "I got covered wi th the damn things and their webs." said Scott Ferguson. a Laguna Beach resident of a beetch stop at Woods Cove. "They we re everywhere." DESCRIBJNG THE PROCESS, Greenstone s aid , "They climb up on a high ot>J •~ct, like a blade of grass. lift their little re ar ends into thc> :11r a nd let a sil k line play out or their s pin- nerets. Wh en it's a bout· a meter long, they ta ke orr." The spideri:;, Creenstone noted, may weigh only a few thousandths or a gram. "Some travel a s hort distance. others thousands or feet ... said Greenstonl.'. adding that research planes have captured the s piders at height:. ur 15,000 feet. GREENSTONE SAID RESEARCH has shown that some spe<:ies may use ba llooning to travel dtS tances or thousands or miles. This may explain the ongin of spider species on remote isla nds . he said. • Dispersal over large areas, Greenstone s aid, helps in· s ure that some percentage of the young will find ample food a nd shelter, grow lo adul ts and reproduce, thus ins uring the species' survivc.11. In California. spiders te nd lo breed throughout the year . so ba llooning may be seen at any tlme te mperatures go from cool to balmy, the re:searcher said. In other portrnns of the country. such as the northeast states. th" phenomenon 1i. !>t en only in the spring and ra il, Greenstone said GREF.NSTONE ONCE CONDUCTED research on balloon· ing in woU spiders in the San Francisco Bay a rea. There. he found that ballooning was practiced by about 10 percent or young s piders Ji ving near fresh water ponds where they fed on small aquatic insects. In a nearby grassland area, the ballooning rate was only three percent. A highe r r ate was round near the ponds because or the in- stability of the environment, The ponds could dry up. leaving the spiders without a food source, whereas rood in the grasslands generally r e marned available. Greens lone ex- plained. Proseeotion Closes Arfifument Diedrich TrialNear End -By GARY GRANVILLE OI .. 0.1ty ~1611t SYft SAN DIEGO -The seven- we ek bribery lrial of Orange County Supe rviso r Ralph Diedrich neared its end here to- day as prosecutor Michael Capizzi gave bis closing a rgu- m ent to the jury. Capizzi came lo Superior Court Judge Ros s Tharp's courtroom armed wilb an over- head projector and charts he hopes will help convince the jury that Diedrich and co-defendant LeRoy Rose were involved in a bribery conspltacy. The alleged conspiracy oc- curred in 1973 and 1974 when a developer, AAaheim Hilla Inc., moved to extract 2,200 acres from an agricultural preserve a1reement with the county. It la alleged that Diedrich re· celved and solicited a bribe as well 11 conspired with Rose to commit bribery In return tor his role In a Board of Supervbon' decialon to let lbe company out of tbe coatraet. Before Caplai befan tu. argu. ment to tbe Jury, ud1e Tharp turned down three deteme mo-tion• aimed al having aome of I the charges against the deren· dants dismissed. De fe n se L awyer s Ke ith Monroe a nd Sylvan Aronson argued that Ana heim Hills Inc. got what it wanted when the con- tra ct dismissal was granted by the Board of Supervisors March 6, 197~ How then could Rose and Diedric h b e in volve d i n a bribery conspiracy in December or the same year. the defense lawyers asked. But Judge Tharp ruled that the jury should decide that issue a nd denied the motions ror dis· missal. Monday, tempers shortened among the trial participants as both sides called last-minute re- buttal witnesses In atte mpts to rortify their cas~s. One of prosecutor Capiul 's re - bu tlal witnesses was Donna Doughty, a former secretary to Oiedrtcb's one-time personal at- tomey ltlcbael Remln(tton. Earlier in the trial. Mrs . Doutbty caused a mild sen.o;a- Uon when she quoted Remington a.a once saying he wa11 going to be, "Ralph's bagman.'' . On ber return trip to the wtt ness stand, Mrs. Doughty added fuel to the fire when she said Re mington in late 1974 drew some blank cashiers checks so that "he could pass cash on to Ra lph." That testimony indicating that the alleged middle man in the purported bribery cons piracy was dealing cash on lo Diedrich dre w a series or rapid-fire ques- t ions from d e fe nse lawye r J ames Riddel. He focused Mrs. Doughly's words on apparent discrepan- cies between ber lrial teatilDOll)' a nd her wn testimony before the CO\Dlty Grand Jury that in· dieted Diedrich and Rose. Things got wo rs e for the besieged witness when Rose de-r e n se attorney Aron11on took over the quesUoning. Aronson went so far as to ask Mrs. Doughty Ir she wasn't "tell· In g a bald-raced Ue" when ac- counting for her knowledge or Re mington's words a nd a ctions. Capizzi a lso n ew with un- characteristic verbal abandon al the defense's lone rebuttal wil· ness, Jack Sickler, a former Anaheim Hills Inc. president. • T"9d!y, Mey t6, 1979 DAii, Y PtLOT .41 Gov. Brown Decree Weekend -Station Openings Ordered.- By Tiie Aaaocla&ed Presa Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. signed an e xecutive order today r e quiring mos t California service staUons to stay open either Saturdays or Sundays, de-- pending on whether their state business license number .is odd or even . "Obviously we'r e s eeking cooperation," Brown said. "The plan will only work i! people un- derstand the situation we 're in and act with community spirit and share the burden." T he plan would a pply only in the 14 California counties -the s tate 's most populous -where odd-even gasoline rationing is in effect on the basis or odd-Or · even-numbe red automobile license plates. T he orde r was signed as S rown prepa red to le ave for Washington, D.C. seeking more gasoline for California. The plan requires gasoline re- t a ll ers who had a sales volume 11f 750,000 gallons last year to open Saturdays if their business l1cens<' number is odd or Sun- days if the numbe r is e ven. T he s l:H1ons must m a nage the ir monthly fuel allocation so that they can sell one -sixth or their wt>ekly allocation on the weekend They must stay open until that one·sixth is sold. · ·Tt11s W111 s pread out the dis· t ribut 1on or gasoline that is a vailable ," Brown said. "That s hould relieve the number of pl'{1pl1· who need gas during the week .. G asol1nf• lines in California a pµeared longer today -the first day most cars with odd- nu m bered license plates had been able to get gasoline since r'ru.lay under a week-old odd l'lll'n r:1t1onm~ plan Some 90 percent of all gas stations were l'losed Sunday It wa~ additional 1.•v1dence of what Brown had sa1ll the day ueforc: "Our bucks a re to tht• wall " T h<• Democratic governor. who fli es to Washington this af· lernoon to argue the sta te 's case for more gasoline personally with P reside nt Carter, s aid : "California wants no more than it is entitled to, nor no less." Brown said the state is prob· ably using less gas than would be expected in relation to the num ber or jobs crea ted here each year. "If there is a limit pul on the gasoline a llocation to the s tale , there would be a lid put on the number or ne w jobs crfated. and the 1 mpacl to the city. state and county could have dire conse- quences .. Brown s aid the only e xcuse s tatiohs would have for staying <'losed all weekend would be if a gas delivery failed to arrive. re - ligious ~rounds. or 1r they had been closed on weekends reg- ul<.trly IJ<:fore Feb. I. Sta tions a lso are required to post their hours and days or bus iness on la rge a nd easily vis1 ble signs that also must include which weekend day they wi ll be open Brown <;tressed that the law e nforC'emenl agencies would help 11Ssure cooperation by the s lal1ons. "There arc pena lties." he said . "but obviously we would like to !>eek voluntary com - pllan<'I.' " A~Wt,....._ GOVERNOR BROWN TALKS ABOUT GASOLINE PROBLEMS Flies to Washinqton to Plead Case to Pretldent Gasoline Crunch Spreads Eastward By Tbe As~iat.ed Press Tht> g~solme crunch contmued to spread eastward today with ·industry o ffi c i a ls wa rnang motorists to .. Play it close to home ." As May gas supplies d windled. and dealers worried that allot· menls mi~ht not last to the cn<I of-the-month Memorial Vay holl day. reports s howed the fuel shortage 1s creating more de - mand for s maller cars, rent.al cars and sallboats. As gasoline shortages spread to Lhe nation's hea rtland. Rohert La wrie. exe<>utive director of the M idw e s t Auto moti ve a nd Gasoline Dealers Association warned motorists: "Play it clol>e to home. Don't go a ny (art.her tha n one tank or gas will take you a nd bring you bac k. Otherwise, you can very easily get stranded " (n Montgomery. Ala , 1-'rank Harris put a 10-gallon limit on <'Us tomers. Among those that he t urned down Monday was his wire. "I've been optimistic until the last 10 da ys." i.uid Bancroft T i mmon s, pres id e nt of the Alabama Motorist Asi.oc1at1 on. .. Now I think we need to be a lit· tic more cautious.•· ·'The stations have been cul, 15 to 20 percent over last year's sales. and you can't take that m u c h Jui c e o ut or th e ma rketplace a nd get through the month." said Tom Anderson. president of the Pennsylvania Service l>e<1lers Association Ed Terkelson, opera tor of DX Ser vice rn Omaha. Ne b., s aid he planned to s pend MemoriaJ Day fis hing. 'Tm ju.-;t going lo let it run out ." he said or his dwindling supply of gasoline. 2 Slain, l Hurt PIQUA. Ohio IAP> -Two pe rsons were shot to death a nd a th ird was cr itically wounded Monday afternoon when a man e ntered a home here and opened fi re. police Sjlid. A fo urth person was critically wounded when he t•hased the s uspect. they said. Several hours after the sboot- i ngs, authorities said they ar- rested Mickey Arnett. 18, of Pi- qua. and charged him with two counts of ag~ra vated murder. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Last rronth I had the good fortune ol visiting one of the l..a1.3re Kaplan diamond cutting plants in Puerto Rico. It was one that specializes In cutting from the rough. Of course, in "'J studies leading to my rating ~ Certified Getrologist. I have learned t he processes and st8'B In dlarrond cutting but 11 wm a real thrill lo watch the adual work as a rough stone was made into a beautiful, bnlllant d1arrond. The initial planning stages are done In the New Y<>fk headquarters of the hrm Each stone is examined and an esli"9te made of the number and size of t he diarronds that can be realized trom that particular p..c:e of rough. The rough m11y be IT'9rtced to show the ClellVllge planes. The experts note 9')8Clflc directions 8fld Instruc- tions on the stone papers before enclosing the rough lltofl8 8fld shipping it off to the P'ar1t In Puerto Rico for the ac-tual cutting. The building wttlch houses this dlem>nd cutting plant 18 down a little aide street in a .m-n191oontlal area There 1s no sign on It to identity the bl.9ineee that goes on Inside. The nature or the business doesn't require e lerge building and I'm sure that a casual ~-by 'M>Uld ne¥ef guee8 the ¥81Ullble "9rchandlae that IS houled there. It Is all very well protected though and tinyone e ntering mull go through thnle seperate teourity chedcl. @ 6EMWISE Mary Barr. Certol1ed Gemo1og1"1 ~CHARLES II . HARR ~-... l llln••t c'Z The woOcet's were a little sur- prising to me. I always pictured diam ond cutting as o ld 99flllenllln with nerves of steel. I -8IT'8Zed to see so many )OUll9 men and women work- ing there. Tho atmosphere seemad very relaxed. There was music playing -an operatic •la -and one of the WOf1cef's singing along in full YO!Oe. Not exactly what I had piaured 1n my minds eye, but the work they turn out ·1a perleciion it9etf. I would have liked to visit the ott'8r plant on the opposite side "' the Island tO!), where the repair and rec:ulting of poorty propof1ioned (like old mine or Euro pean cut) diamonds is done. My own P8f90nal diamond had been ...,. there to remove a CIOuple at nk*a from the girdle. t am often -.ad ··now coma If diam>nda are the hardest ""*"al known to man thev can be chipped?" Well, h•d· ,_ rr11•urea r•latance to scratching but another fllCtor -toughneaa -m-.ures , .. ~to chipping and br9ek· ·~ DilWft>nd is not • t0U91'1 •it Is hard. Given no .,._, a cli9m>nd w111 "laat forever" .. the aevtng 00-. but a strong l,.,..:t can cauae a brMk alnoe diamond h11 vary definite ~1)6enM. We were allowed to tau ~iiipN In the plMt and I .... be~ fO ...... ...,,, ., you ,,... "'"' you .. Che .... - l' ~.f DAILY PILOT .. , .. Just Coating Tueedey, M1y 15. 1879 System Beating U ? • PLAYING GAS LINE •OULt:n E: Yel'll~rdMy, It Monday aft.er lht-lon1C. hot weekend. was tht' day for thu Evena lo aet even •n our coa1tal 1uollnc Une11 . You un UclpaWd a reMI eru"h at tM pump!'i. And yet. wht!n dawn broke Ml the serv1<"c station lslandM, It just <tldn 't ~t1~m to happen at m ost loNthoni; lt 11et1mt.'CI lo most obst>rve•rs that the aai. lanes we re i;ho rtc r and twcn oon eJC1stent at some locations You brcuth~d a 1jth of happiness. Maybe the puoic· buying and th,• ga8 <>rls1s were over and done with THEN CAME TODA\'. Alas, the casohne hnc!'. up pesrt><l ttt m ost pump 1tei. to ht! longer th1tn ever Hut tht<ll. you httve to fi gure th1b thiog buc:kwurd To "Okay, Who /.,et the Wrong-way Gtwst Into 'the Ga$ohne l.me'>" day was for the Odds a t the pumps. The last Odd day was S unday And 1f you were hunting ~asohne a long this best of all possible coasti. on Sunday. it must have been a disaster You could go a lo ng distance without finding :.i purveyor of petroleum thi~ last Sunday. That m t>ans, then. that the Odds among us had lh<'ir last legal crack at the ga s pumps back on Friday They had to stretch that tankful through to tQday. So the long lines have returned . You now have some creepin~ doubts if the Odd·Even gas s ales system is really going to work. In fact, I wus reading a thesis Just the other day on why 1l won't s horten the gas station hnc·s. lt goes hke this : If th<' ~a~ohne supply, number of cars. a nd hours of st3t1on op<>rat1oni. remain the same. it doesn't really mat· tPr how you divvy up the motoring throng. BE•"OR•: Tiff: ODD-EVEN game of gasoline roukttc. If vc>u t•ht•Ckt•<I out e nough gas lines. you'd probably have found about the s ;.ime number of odd License plates as even ones tn ltl<' lineup Tht'refnrc. as this theor y goes. you h aven't !)hortencd the gas hnt•s, yuu'v<' Just redistributed them FurthC'r. h<>caus<' o f the dictum that you qua lify with a ha lf-empty l ank. pa nic buyers may be h1tlmg the ~tat1on:. more frequently H lh~t·s tr ue. then the Odd-Even system may actually be lengthe ning ga:.ol1nc Imes rather than s horte ning them SO NOW YOU'RE HEARING of all kinds of schemes lo beat the Odds or Evens. License plate switching has c·aused some arrests And license plate thefts a re up. ac· c·ording to polic·c reports All of which is illegal even without con~1dcnn~ the Odd-Even gas laws. License plate thievt•s c<in cl rnw a S500 r1nc or six months in the county s lammt'r. Next lhmg you know . :<>ome miscreant 1s going to copy thal idea v.hl'r'l' l h1•v ~"II phciny sofl drink label!) lo cover beer can.-; fo r 1llt.'R.il clnnlo.cr~. The bad J!UY!> will come out w1tti phony papn hccn~e p lates take your cho1(•e buy a n Odd or an Evco. No telling where a ll this will e nd State M~y Handle Jagger Settlement LOS A NGELES !/\P 1 Cahforrua will take J Ufl~dict1on in the bitterly d1s p utcd d1von·C' of M1rk and Bianca Jaggl'r 1f England doesn't want th<~ casi: tried the re. a JUdgc ruled Mon day. Attorneys for the roc k l>uper. star and his wife both claimed t he ruling by Superior Court Judge Harry T . Shafer was a • victory for the m . but it re· mained uncertain on which con· linf'nt the couple would fight out their property dispute centering on $25 million of J a gger's al· lcgcd assets. /\ttorn<'y Ma r vin M1tchelson , representing Mrs .• Jagger, told reporters : ''I'm now certain the case will t a k e place in California. I don't think Mt!). J agger can proceed in F.ngl3nd, bt'cause shc d()(!sn 't satisfy the re :.1dency requireme nts.·· C'A»lilblned Elf ort Congress Trks Ration Again W t\SJ llNGTON <AP> -Congression al leaders are trying lo devise ti new au:t0lln\l n1llonlng formula tha~n win bipartisan support in l.oth chambt'rs. It Isn't an easy assignment. • lloww and Senate leaders were expected to meet today or Wednes· duy to ist.'f: whether there is any point in trying to meet President C:nrtcr 's challenge to Congress to come up with 1t11 own gas ra· tionln,; plun in 90 days. Sl•n tlenry M J ackson, D· Watth . su111 ht> think ~ 1t can be 1lo1w 8 t fT JAt:KSON. r ha1rman or I hl' Sl'natc l':ne rgy Committee. ~.11d II will take tht• combined ef· fort s of R e pub li can s a nd Dt• mucral~ Althou(:h Re publican support e nalJkd the preside nt's standby rationing plan to pass the Senate la!>l week. only seven of the 159 llousc GOP members voted for the plan in that cha m ber. a ma- Jor factor in 1t~ 246-159 rejection J uckson said it is pointless to bt•gm work on a new standby ra· t 111111ng plan unless it is known ahcud or tlllll' whether it can puss both chambers. ANO BF.•'ORE AN\' s tandhy r a t i o n 1 n g p I ;1 n c a n p a s s <.'ongn•ss. Jackson said. a way mus t be found of "overcoming the grt•al l)ub l1 c m isap - pre he nsion that voting for the pla n will a ctually result in ra· t1oning." he's not sure he's r eady to en· dorse s uch a concept yet but would like to see It in writing. He said any attempt to pro- duce a ne w rationing plan after last week 's ove rwhelming House rejection might be a waste of time "The House was quite decisive and hardly friendly." Dingell to ld a reporter . HOUSF. S PEAKER Thomas P. O'Neill said it might be near· ly imposs ible 'to rind a rationing pl<tn both houses could agree to. .. When you ~et into specifics, it gets hard," he said. lie said he prefers a bill like that tx·ang dra fted by D1ngell's !;Ubcomm1ttce Hut he said such ;.m approach proba bly would be rt>jecll'd by the Sl'nate .I <.1c-k~on agreed ll ou~c f«·puhl1c an Leader .John Hhodt·~ of Arizona said in a rloor speech Monday that had Co n g r ~ss passed th e plan . Cart<•r probably would ha ve ro und an excuse to use his ra - tion 1ng a uthority. NATION I WEATHER Tall Traveler Special care i s r1:quired when a giraffe moves. Ralph, a lO·month old spec1man, has a penthouse built on a truck hcd to protect him as he is carried from the Dallas, Tex· as, zoo to his ne w home at the Zoological P ark in Topeka. Ka~. His trip beg an Monday. Chairman John Dinge ll of the I louse energy and power sub- rommill('() directed professional bill drafters on his s taff Monday to prcparc lc~islat1on ~iving the prc!)idenl broad <Julhonty to or dc't gasolin<.· r<1t1oning Spill Threatens Water Tht' propos al wouldn't 5pcll out the kind of rat1onin~ plan or ~ct any gu1d£·llnc~ · leaving thest· decisions up to the pre!)idcnt. allhou~h it might 1-11vc Congress u lllm <tte ve~o power over the plan, said Dingell, U-Mich. Pumping Expected to Capture 90o/o of· Oil llOWF.VER, HE SAID this is Just one of sewral propos ali. and \VOODR t..:FF. SC. !/\Pl Round the·C'lock pumpin g opera - tions shouJd be able lo recover most of the thous ands of gallons of fut·I oil <:oal1ng the E norec River . offi c ials !'>ay . but the water sysll'm s of two com · munitit•s n ·rn<.iin threatene d. Minister's Lover Gets 10-year Term MILWAUKEE !/\P l /\woman who said her pastor became her lover and then shot his wif<> <1fter the wife tuund them in bed-at the 1)arsonagc has hct>n ~e11ten1·ed to up to 10 years in prison Jane t C'.ooda ll . JS. originally c hC1 rged with fir!)t-d cgrce murder in the 1976 slaying of Janice Tabor, :13. pleaded guilty in March to a re duccd charge of being a party to second-degree murder Sh<> testified then that s he was holding a gun that di~charged when the Hcv. Wilh<i m Tabor grabbf'd hl·r arm T hen. s hl' ~aid. he look the gun and shot Mrs. n rhor twice m ore . TABOR, FORMF.R pastor of the Salem F.vangeli cal Lutheran C hurch on the city's East Side. has not bee n c harged in connec- tion with the killing. lie has left the ministry and was rcPQrted to have moved to Texas. Milwaukee County Deputy Dis trict Attorney Lee Wells said in his remarks on sente ncing Monday that uncer tainty re · mained about de tails of the s hooting. including any involve- ment of Tablr Of the po!)sib1hty that Tabor Al Smith, of the US Environ mc•ntal Protection Agency, said 11µ to 750.000 gallons may have spilled into the r iver Sunday before the flow was stopped. Most of the oil had been con- taine d Monday by half a dozen yellow and red booms stretched across the river . SMITH Si\10 AT le<tst 90 per. cent of the 011 could probably ~ recovered. Pumps <il two locat1on!> skimmed the 001.e m somt· places a foot thick off the lof1 of lh<' water and into waiting tanker trucks .. He n Eason . <tltachetJ to .1 spcC'ia l Coast Guard team called in to contain the s pill. said the pumps would be o p e r a t f'd around the clock a nd ~aid he hoped most or the 011 would be d eaned up by today. "T H E VA.ST MAJORITY of 1t h;.i s been contatncd . . ll could h;.ivc been worse." he said. Of mo re immediate concern, h owe've r . we n~ t h e water ~y:.tc rru. of Clinton and Whit- mire. which draw their drinking waler from the river . Eason said Clinton began us. m g its re:,ervoir Monday The r cservoir can s upply lhe 8,000 residents for two days . 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May 15, 1979 Use of Pills, Cocaine on Rise Ca.t11/in11.suN , r_.:~W,WEEK'fND CRUISES ~ ~Dt,am &p.m LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES Grouing V•e of Poi 'Dangerous Problem' Jn the '60s, m arijuana wa!\ openly smoked in GO Hus WEEK' 775.6111 • 832 .• 521 • (1'•) 521·11'1 Haight·Aahbury and such v ea11 as New York's ~=================::::1-=:: East Village and Atlanta's Pe11ctAree Street. ~DIT'Oll'S NOT~ OIW of llw ,,_,, "'Gaf"~l /f"Offt lie. Woodleotk "'""' ~ltwol itm llw pmJG.riw odor oJ ....n.r-a, "Pol" Olld oUtirr dn.g• wertr wrw "'*,.a JIQrt of tlW ,.,., Alld ~ho~ dw dnlQ• QOtW now -f-'at1 II OJ WOiC>CNtock PIM 10 SAN FRANCISCO c AP I The ~eneraUon of "feed )'GUI' head" and "do your thina." of "lune In . turn on and c1rop out" 1s no longer thf' drug cull 1l was a decade ago But th4! druics those much publicized yout h to uted have bt't•omc woven into thf' ruhr'I<' or American society THt; USE OF PIUS ANO co<"u1m• a'> un llw rise and maraJuana laws have ~en east'd 1n muny st at es. Ttus. dt>sp1te u recent wamang by He111th. Education and We lfa re Sec reta r y J o1>e:ph A Califano lhal the Rrowing ~ of m1m )uana 1::. beco ming a d1rnge rous problem · The Rreater use of "pot ," LSD and these other drugs is a legacy or the '&Os gene ration that reached its peak 10 years a go this summer a t a dHed love -in in upsta te Ne w York lhe Woodstock music festival. But today. many children or the '60s no longer use these drugs themselves. Many turned to tradi tiona l lifestyles. Some i,amply burned out . So'me, of course. continued on drugs a nd depended mort' deeply on them. ONE-TIME HIGH PRIEST OF LSD 'OFF ACID' Or. Timothy Leary At Beverly Hiiia Home •~v•;N OK. TIMOT HY LEt\RY. ONCE the h11-:h prll'.;t of I.Sf>, says hf· no lon~er takes acid . Ill· a nd h1.; ) 11ung w1f P or fo ur· mooths only use ..slron~ aphnitl1sa.H·"·" ht' says Tht• nu mtwr nf 2!'1 111 34 yt•ar <1lds roughly the Today, "recreational" use of lhe UU~ll drug hai mushroomed In the m iddle class. ".\LL MY FRIENDS SMOKE marijuana," said a Washington, O.C., stockbroker. "And I'm talking about doing it al normal backyard barbe· cues. not Just big parties and discotheques. Alcohol and marijuana a.re the two most wide- ly used drugs by today's young people. The 1977 Social Research Group survey round that 60 per· cent or high ~hool graduates and 65 percent of col- lege graduates had tried marijuana. The survey also noted a stti.ady trend in in- creased use or cocaine. the hypnotic s edative Quaalude, and PCP, known by pharmacists as phencyclidine and by users as "angel dust." But unlike the children of the '605 -who were intent on eKpandm g consciousness today's youth seem more interested in a good time . SAYS ll·YEAR-OLD KEN DURRELL, who stubbed out a maraJuana cigarette before dashing into a Haight Street pla nt shop: "I can't think of any valid reason for using any drug unless it's for fun. In the 60s, sa id Sm ith, who has r un the Fr~ Clinic since 1967. "dr ugs were an alte rnative to a lcohol. It was a time or much more drug op- timis m. People took LS D for expanding conscious- ness. to find a new culture . ..Eve ryone believed a whole new culture would happen and last But heroin c:ime into t he picture and with at, the middle class junkie. The orientation changed from optimism to conscious- ness const riclion." It was l~i7 l\4.0 yeHrs before Woodstock when the so-t·al1(1d "Summer of Love" look place in llaight-Ashbury Thousands CJf young people flockl'd tn t ht• San Fran('1sco Bay area from CALL VELMA TIMMONS ABOUT A 10% INTEREST LOAN , FOR HOMEOWNERS. • I . Newport Equify'Funds·lnc @ I I I "l">l ti IJf<Ol"I R ',INC..I 111'/J , • (714 ) 644·8824 IT IS DIFFICULT TO MEASURE drug us.s.in today's society in terms of statistics users do not stand up to be counted. So. the words or the ex· perts. the users and limited s tudies a re the bes t guide. Says Or. David S mith. head of the Haight- Ashbury Free Clinic: ··Muny people from the '60s have turned a wa y from drugs .. toward a c h e m ically free life. They don 't us e a ny c he micals. including alcohol." Woodstock gt·nt-rat1un who used marijuana at ;my l1mt• trH'rt'aM•d suhstuntwlly from 1971to 1977. ac·t:on.hn~ 111 a 11t1l111nw11fr s urvey m ade for NIDA by tlw Sot·i;tl H1•st•:i rch Grou p o f Geor ge Washington Univer,1ty In 1971 , lh(' percentage was 19 By 1974. :JO pt·rcenl had ust•d the drug : by 1977 . 11 was 4·1 p1•rc·1•11l In lh(· 1977 study, 12 per - cent had used the :.uhslllnCt.' in the last month. uround the nataon "THERE WERE TOO MA"'Y peoplt-." said John Oollarh1id<'. th•• J8 year-old owner of Dusty <See WOODSTOCK. Pa~e i\91 complete cov•r•e• _of couftty 9overnment and coun.. Everyd•y ••• F or some me mbers of the Woodstock genera lion, says Or. Robert DuPont. "the drug thing 1s s omething that was and 1t 's over now " DuPont. former head of the National Institute on Drug Abuse adds · "THERE ARE SOME WHO USED drugs and now don't who say there was something good about al. There's a smalle r g roup that really have been lert behind, a little like shells that are left up on the beach after a very heavy wave has come in. T hey're liv in~ alte rnate lifestyles on very Jillie in· come and still usinR drugs." According lo Smith and other drug experts. psychedelics arc st.ill widely used. But those who lake u;o the hope for "e xpanded conscious- ness" 10 years ago learned to do so with a bat more care. Thus. there are fewer complications than there were in the '60s. Alcohol and barbiturate abuse, Smith said. has replaced LSD as the bigges t drug problem in Ha1ght-Ashbury , the cit adel of drugs in the l~s. Government drug experts say this "pol yd rug " a buse is a growing problem nationwide. A FOLWW-UP STUDY IN 1977, or Haight: Ashbury drug users, made by Dr. Stephen M. Pit te l of the Pacifi c Institute for Research and Evaluation. found tha t 43 of the 105 persons in· te rviewed e ventua lly stopped extensive use or drugs Thirty-five or those studied st ill used some dru~s and wavered between a lifesty le so-called .. hippie" and "straight." The last group of 27 in- dividuals ma intained and increased their drug use, some becoming heroin addicts. In the 1960s. Haight-Ashbury attracted youth from aro und the world to its clogged st reets. especially IO the 1967 "summer or love ... They cam e in beads. beards and feathers, s moked mari· j ua na. took speed a nd LSD and talked of lhe bright new civilization lhey hoped to find. It d jdn'l come. 2Women Ansirer To 'Wife' C RANF'O H I>. :"i .I tAP 1 For th(' man who has cvNything PKcept a w1k two Unio n Counly wo m t.·n havt an answer. F o r $20 CJ ll ho u r .· "Rent -A-Wife " w i ll w a t e r p lant s. c lc ;.in l house and do the shop ping . And tho ugh th£· s<>rv1ce 1s geared l<1ward s ing le men, Gtul Ken nedy and ,.~reddi Kais<'r both divorced. don ·t dis cr immate. "A LOT Of' womc·n I scream 'l coulrl UM: a wire.· .. Mrs. Ke nnt!dy j said . Mrs. Kaise r said lht·1 idea was born from a j session of "Coke drank ing a nd hand wnni.:m~ I . . We 'd tx:cn doani.: 1L all our hvt's but nevc:r gol paid for 1l '· Sh<· <1dd e d. tho u gh. t hal there arc limit:-. lO whal tht.' service lakt•s on "WE 'VE 6 EF.N 1nv1t 1 ed to or)'.!i1:s and dinner::. for two . On1· t•;_1ll c·r ;,i s k t' cl ' I> n v o u <I o backrubs·" W1• don't " T h e t• n I 1• r p r 1 ~ i n g wome n won t huliY"l. either. TODA\', A 35· VEAR-OLD •LOS A n gele~ architect call him Ron stands before the peel· ing facade or a onetime rock stronghold , the Stra ight Theater on llaighl Street . He says he s topped s moking m arijuana. drinking alcohol and using psychedelics four years ago. "I rudn't want a ny foreign substances in my I body.'' he s ays, digging at the pavem ent with his LSD Se nle nct> J·ogging shoes. His companion. Damian. a 32-year-old Boston $A N i-· R J\ NC: IS C" O I a ttorney. is a cocaine user. Jn the '60s, he hated f AP I Two men (·on I hippies and supported the war in Vietnam. Toda y, vict ed of mak1n~ Jnd he wears his hair longer than ever and uses d rugs. d1 stn butmg mon• lh;m1 ··1 ne ver used a nything outside of beer d uring ;?80.000 dos<-" 11f LSD the 60s," he says. "Why now? Lale bloomer, I valued al $750.000 wt•n ·' guess. And my friends and associates e ither s moke sentenced to :1 1<1t:J I of :1;,I marijuana or s nort cocaine." years an rcdc·r.11 pr1s1in ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I •Bl BBllCBIS TO'SBBVB YOU Tiii DY OTBIB 00181 G01Jltf .USOCIATION. ·. I Las Vegas. 30% off. one· way In the ... ililllllll to Las Vegas. On Hughes .Airwest. No lower .unrestricted fare available. Every coach seat, every flight. f Las Vegas. Leave Orange County 7.l5a.m. 12:10p.m. 12.45p.m. 6:10p.m. 6-40p .m. Arrive Las Vegas 8 02 a.m. Non-stop l :05 p.m. Non-stop I ·36 p.m. Non-stop 7:00 p.m. Non-stop 7·30 p.m. Non-stop Just call d Travel A gent, your Corporate Travel Arranger, or Hughes Airwest at ' Orange County (714) 540·2060. Los Angeles (213) 772·5100. ~- Hvr11d P.u~ Ful~•m111 Dianeyland/Anaheim ~nt~ An" Orange CoWlty .Airport hvm<> Nuwpon 8'w h Cr:Gt4 M .. ·.tt LaQUl'\d &o<.h Leave Las Vegas lO:OO a.m. 12:15 p.m. 1:35 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 8:50 p.m. 9:35p.m. Arrive Orange County 10:52,a.m. Non-stop 1 :09 p.m. Non-stop 2.30 p.m. Non-stop 3:50 p.m. Non-stop 9:39 p.m. Non-stop • I 0:24 p.m. Non-stop Because ol the stnke by another airline. our reservations lmes are now buSJer than ever. So 11 may lake us a little longer to say Yes. Or yo u can call any Trave l Agent for your reservabons and bckets-1t won't cost you a penny more. •Price includoa tax. \ - orangeeoas1oa.1yP1101 Editorial Page ................................................ Robert N. W"4/Pvbt1Wr T'Nmes Keevll/lldlW ~ergy Officials .. fall Down on Job . · Calllomia Seo. Alan Cranston bas Joined otber1 in urging \be diamiual of Ener11 Secretary James Schles· •rul~r "It's time for Praldent Cart~r." s~id the senolor, "to a•ntlt that we are lotlna the struggle that ht! called the ~ral t.'Qulvalent of war. and to find a n ew general." In llm<' o( national crisis, the bead of the government depurtmcnt moat cloeely involved is a lik ely target. Ftr· aria Schlesinger mJgbt or mitht not improve the chuolic derp altuation. : But it seems fairly •~parent that the Drpartment of t.llef'IY, creitl<.'d by President Carter ln \971. h as fallen down on the job, und badly. : f'rom its very nume one would assunlc tht• agtincy W9UI~ ta ke the lt'ud in. and th~· principal respons1b1hty for, momtortng the nation's ene rgy ~uppht-s 1 not relying en t ire ly on da ta pro idcd by the supplier~ 1. projecting r~ture nl"P<h,, a nt1cipa ung sho rtage and iircpa rmg con. Ling ency plans for coping with emeri::enc1es. T o date. the DOE s eems to h a ve fa iltd on all counts. The two maJor energy e m erge nc1e:, of recent months a pparenUy c aught the government completely by s ur· prise . • The Three Mile Jsla nd clisas ter was g reeted with a stonishme nt -and no contmgency plans -thou~h sub- s equent investigation re ve a led the re had been numerous t.'4rlier breakdo wns a t the nuclear pla nt. Either the utility o pe rating the plan didn't bother to report the m , or gov- c i:nme nt officia ls chose to disregard the m . The California gasoline crisis was a lmost a li ghtning strike. One d a y the re was gas. Twenty-four hours late r tnere we re st ation c losur es and m ile-long lines. · And a ll we got from Washington was a snide. ''We'\'c· bt!en warning you there'd be a gasoline shorta~e sooner or late r." So with the state apparently he ading for a major dis - ast e r, it was up to Sac ramento to leap in with som e t·mergency rules lo try to uns narl the m ess. Me<Jnwhilc gas station operato rs ar e howling about hopclc~s ly tangled DOE regulations that no one a ppar ent· ly can fig ure out, a long with "Gesta po-like t actics" o r 0 0£ auditors. i\nd e ven the pe troleum producers com - p liiin about muddled DOE rules on "old oil ," "new oil ·• urid new wells drilled in old oiUields . . From whe re Wt: stand. the feder a l Department or E oergy rom ('S off as yet a nother humbling bureaucracy tha t probably l·ouJd be d1 solved ('n tir ely without m uch ill e ffect and \.\o 1th u h uge saving of tax d ollars. In s hort, ye~. t ~k e Sthle:,m g<:r Ann tal-.e the e ntire De pa rtme nt o f Energ~ :Jl thl· i•.1rni·11 nw Practical Seminar Supervisor Thomas Riley rrcently issued a n unusual u1vit<.it1on to south co unty industrial Icade-rs to "get in- vQlvcd " in Orange County government. lie ask<'d sevt·rnl Newport Beach a nd Irvine area business ..and commer c ia l leaders to com e to Santa Ana antt spend som e time with him an d coun ty government departme nt hcnd s on Ma y 3. More than 50 business peo- p'e ac:rcpttd .. During the t wo-hour •'sem inar" Rilty and county s~ffers outlined ne w policies a dopted by loca1 govem - ni~nt to meet the res trictions brought on by Propos itio n tl..Spcrifically, the s upervjsor told t he indust riafats they , \\/.ere allowin~ themselves to be cheat ed by not speaking u;> during th<.· govcrnmt'nl's dl'cision-makmg processes to ptotcct lh<•1r o\\.n bes t mtcrests. l ie zeroed in on t he county's l imited hous ing . ~ployccs who t &n't find affordable living quarters will b~ reluctant t.o sta y he re. he ~wid. Therefore. if business h;ad e rs wa nt <.i n ample a nd s t able labor pool. t hey must wor k with povcmment lo encou rage residential develop- ment and bear som e of the costs. How muC'h root Hilcy's ad\'ice took won't be k nown for a while. Wh<1t1·ver the result. t he supervisor for the 5Cb Oi<;.tr ict made a welcome effort te improve com · nhmications with a demandin;! a nd important segment of t ae com munity • 0 Opln1ons cxpresc;ed 1n lhc sp..ice above are tho!.e of the Dally Pilot Olher views exprP.ssed on lh1s page .ire those of their auth0<s and aO!sts Reader comment is mv1lud Address 1 he Dally Pilot. PO Bpx 156fl. Costa Mesa. Cl\ 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 • . i,oyd/ Family Planning ByL.M. BOYD :1r a n A u s tr a li an "biackfellow" mothe r has mJ>re chjldren than she can pcoperl y care for , s he's ~rmitted to kill one of lhem. Q. ''How much did Elton John p a y fo r his hair transplant?'' ~. $2,000. Am told he s ays it.:was worth it. . . ~be statisticians report that ballet in J977 attracted l S:mlllion ticket buyers while NFL football only drew 14.5 mfllioo. t laim is t hat half the tehnis players over age 35 h4ve some sort of elbow a1t- ~nl. :T h e 1 a w m a k e r s or Btilvedere, Calif., once Dear Gloo~y Gru; :y'Our mO!'l productive : .• ctivlty ln a gas Une la :!'ri~og your con· : sreHman lo advlae him ~.f your wholehearted :aupport ln t.he next •lee· : tM>n -for b1.5 oppoMDt. •• . T.A~C. =E:.:·<~ .... ... • lllt tr rtt•" • .., .. ... . ....,.... ................. .. . . ............. . : '-. Detff' "*' I• I 4 passed an ordin<in('P which ~ad'>· '"No dog shall he in u p u bli c plan· w1t1tout it:. master on a leash.·' Which is the one reli gion that holds the r e 'll b e.: roma nce artcr death'' Statistics show parents are more inclined to call their doctors when their sons are s i ck then when their daughters are sicic Why is tbat? If you spend one entire year of your 70 years talking on the telephone, you're ju.~l a bout a ve rage. As an Amencan. at any r utc. Only one of these United Sta tes left wherein you can't legally buy a mixed drink is Okl ahoma . Can you think or a ny mem ber of the U.S. House or Representatives who ha s ever been successfully un- a e at ed for corruption. Neither can I. Among tlee>Ple over age 65. the women outnu~er the men by 100 to 70. Q. "A Japanese pUotdurlni World War II new a collapai· ble airplane orr a submarine ln the Pacific and dropped an lncend1.vy bomb ln the woodl near Brooki ngs, Ore. Whatever happened to that pUot?'" t A. NobAio FUjltll WU the' fellow'• name. He returned to Japm ml •PIDl tbe Nit d the ..... llD iDltnlctor d kamtnwp61au. Jack Andenon Foreign Fisheries Invade Alaska -----""• WASHINGTON -ll '1 been 34 years elnce.. America's military vic'lory over Japan. but ever atnce, lbc! J apanese h ave been 11corln.a a more •ubtle economic trlumoh. In the process. tht'y have re> built their nuUon and expanded t h e I r ~co nomy . 1' h e y h a v "' out produC'c'tl, oul murkN\-<t un tl o ut man t' u v t> red American in du 11lry I\ CU8C :stu1l)' lO vo l vt'S the l'Ommon ru.h Ju 11un1•i.c~ C'orporulions· are qu1 Nly t'lllnln~ financial control over ontt of the most valuable r1shin(t ~rvunilif In the United State11 the Gulf or Alaska. Th('ir fishini.t rtt.-els, which cruise the Alaskan coas tal wate rs. catch more than 80 percent or the hurvc.i;t while Ame rican fishermen struggle to hold onto a Sydn~y 1-larris tiny piortlon of the $2 bUUoa·a- year market. IT 18 AL80 eeUmaled that Japaneae fiah.lna int.re.ta con· trol nearly half of the region'• on·abore aeatood proceaaln1 plaota. The Japaneee are allowed to ft1h Alaakan waten becauae the 200·mlle Umlt law, passed In 1978, permJta foreigners to catch fi sh in U.S. territorial waters that American fishermen are unable to harves t. Because the U.S. fishing industry suffers from lack of capital and the sub- sidies that foreign fleets enjoy. the amount of fish they are una· ble to harvest each year is enormous. A study by the Al aska legislature obtained by our re- porter Scott Maier details the strength of Japanese lnvestment in the AJ askan fish·processing industry. Thirteen of the 29 com- panies that completed annual re- ports for the state commerce de- parhneot were majority-owned by JapaneH lnteresta. And 22 of the 2t bad at lea1t partial J apaneee ownership. Tbe beavy Japanese invest- ment is not entirely negative for the U.S. fllhlng industry. It has helped give Alaskan seafood procesaon much needed capital to modernize and expand their plants. Many of these processors are now doing a booming busl· nesa exporting crab, s hrimp and salmon to the lower 48 states and Japan. BUT THE Japan ese.backed processors have been reluctant to m ake the necessary invest- ment to develop the bottom-fish industry currently dominated by J apanese fleets. And the U.S. government has shown no great inter est in helping to develop this important rood supply. "We don 't hav e a well · coordina ted , we ll tho ug hl · through policy," a Comme rce Department administrator con ceded to our aucu:lat.• H•l Bernton. Indeed, tbe ~ ia only now compleUDs a lludy of U.S. ftaberies, OD whlc:b die)' will bue a future development policy. The 1overnment'a Jack of CCIII· cera over Alaskan fishing is evidenced by tbe omce of Management and Bud1et'1 re· jection of a $1.• million requeet f o r the Ala s ka Fiaberies Development Corp. t.o stimulate the bottom -fish industry. Un- derstandably, Uncle Sam's re- luctance to s upport the state's fishing iodui>lry has m a de private lenders leery of invest· ing their money. MEANWHILE, heavily sub- sidized foreign fishing industries continue to eal into our Alaskan fish harvest. The Koreans. for example, have set up a "joint ventUtt" ope ration that calls for U.S. fi s he rmen to supply pollock to a Korean factory ship in Alaskan waters. Whjle the scheme may p lease the fishe rmen. it undercuts lJ S. proce!>sors in Alaska, who can't hope to compete with the 35-cents·an hour pay sca le or the Koreans' noatin ~ fish factory. By contrast . a cannery worker in Kodiak, AJa'i ka, makes $4 to $7 an hour The result is thal A m c rican fish processors a re frozen out or the U.S. market by fore1~n suppliers or fillets and fi s h sticks ·fl would at least double the prices of <frozen> fish if we had to buy from Alaska." we were told by a spokesman for Mrs. Paul's St·afoods. a major im- porter of for<>1gn fish products. THE ONLY reliable market for A mcrsran-caui;:ht bottom fish 1s the booming cr ab industry, which uses the delicate, highly perishable fi sh as bait. T he crab~rs can afford to pay 30 cents a pound for prime eating fish, which they cut up and use to lure t he giant king era bs into their traps. In con- trast, a fi sh processor who sup- p lies products for U.S. dinner tables c:.in affo rd to pay only about IS c<>nts a pound to remain com pel1l1vt:. Most Modern Diseases Aren;t Catching We• r<'<'llY havt•n't y<•I l.'ra!>rwd lht• revolut.on 10 ht•allh J nd dm ('a.;c th;;t h:.is l<tkC'n r1lacc "'llhm th•• :!0th century, and Wt! a n· still thinking or aJlm1·nts <ind cures m terms that no lun~t!r :.ippl Da:;cascs. 011 Llie "'hole. m;,y he d1v1dr-.I into t.,.,o t:-1.H.::.. thost' I h ~I l w l ' "get," ..i nd thost" thal w1· "ma k e " Those that we get attack. or inv a d e . us . from the oul· s i de, as 1t we re : t host.' that we make are produced ' > laritely by our own actions, l1ab1ls, and way of tire. The first type has largely been conque r ed t hroug h modern m e d ici n e : plag ues and Mailbox pt.>sllh•nc·,.s and 1nfN'l1ons that u.,,.nty of mankind throughout the ages This I~ the d<iSS I(' model or d isc.is(' as :m "alien fo rce" at· l ac·king hum.in bcm~:-. We have bl•cn l'normou:.ly SU<'<.'essful in tomh<itm~ th~!:>l' 1nvath..'r::. and destn•yc·1·s RUT MOST 20lh·ccntury dis- ease Sl'f'm::. lo he "m:.ide " by us, rather lhan got from the outside. C'ornnarv h ar t tl1se<isl'. fo r in stance. was practically unknown in the U S. <tt the turn of the <'e n- tu ry. although it w:.is easily riaa~nos ed Today 1t 1s the lari:est single k1ll<>r. accounting for twice as m;my deaths as a ll cann•r:; comb1 m:d. Tl11s kind of heart disease is · manufactured" lJy us. throu~h bad habit..... poor diet plus the strains and str1•.,c.,(•<, <if mrxlcrn la f C'. \ancPr. our "<'<'Ond hca,•11•-.t k iller, is not cJ11yht · t 1th1•r but somd1ow pro<fu,.1•fl by th1• bodv itself. Th,. d•ffereot ln· c1dences of d1fft'rent krnds of cancers in difh'n•nt countries in· c11cate strong ly. again. lhut d11>I , environment. <llld ;1 wa·( of lift· are determining fu1·tor~ rn the etiology of caJJct·rs WE KNOW t h~•t w~~ rton 't "'catch" ulet•rs, we concoct them out of 1rnr n~n internal bodily and mt·ntal turmoil And researche rs an· lwg1 nning to suspect that many other a1l· meats. s uch as ~1rthnt1s. a rf' lc s the products of faulty hl·rN11ty than of our res ponses to Uv1ng conditions. Even the cducat<'d layman to· day suffers from the naive de· lusrnn lhat for t•very disease lhere mu.,I lw J ' cure." This ('lasc;i(' mode l too, must be abandon1·d in the lll!ht ·or the 201h cPntury discoveries that the :11lmcnts ""e "make," unlike those we "c:.itch." are far more susceptible lo prevention than to cu re Every culture. every large rt·o~ra11h1c:.il unit, has its own d 1st1n<'llvc paltl'rn of disease; nnd when nl'\\ come r s ente r the!-C arC'as they fa ll victim to the sam<' pattern. for they adopt th(' samr mo(fc of life. Private m erlic•int' must become publi c m <.'d 1 ~1ne. and the concept of cure m u!>l b<· subordinated to the idea of prcvent1on, ir we are go- 10~ to have as mu<'h success in dec reasing the disea ses we "make" a.c; the last century had 1n de<'rc:is1ng the ones we "C3UJ{hl." :Major Dolllo Jerry Warming up the Big Show To the Editor : It has been several years since I have ~<~n a circus side-show, hut the memories ca me crowd· rnr. ba<'k as I watched the J(rc•Btr!il Major Domo of many a yc•ar .• ferry flrown, In the role of ('twc r h•adt•r for the a nti-nuclear hohituuls cShudes "r "gimme a J . J{irnnw un E. gimme an R, l'lt' , und "I r an't heur you, lou(l('r, louder. etc ... > While thirsting for a lemonade and hankerlnR for good old col· ton candy, the show ~ot runnjer . Out or the wings came the .. harker." J ane Fonda. bosom liberally displayed, touting her brand of hell and brimstone. I was starting to lose Interest when I spied my favorite performer, the clown, on stage right behind the barker ancl ob- viously pleased at the attempts being made to promote the clown's importance in the show. P oor Tom Hayden (In my opi· nlon ) ncec'led no makeup for his role: a sadder more w~begone character doesn 't exist in our Barnum-Bailey world of today, but let ua not forget that any clown who hH an Oscar winner touting tor him can become a hJgb·wire performer overnight. I DON'T doubt for a mlnute that the Major Domo knew ex· acUy what wu bappenJq ln tbe main rtna. but hl1 1l1hta are aet • on a larger Oval in Washington, D.C. Because of the monstrous in· flation t.od::i y. I won 'l be able to afford the price or a ticket to this promising extravaganza, hut al will be run sitting on the side· lines. wondering if the Major Oomo can run ·the ii how, sans . pe anuts. Wlll the buxom barker prevail in up-grading the clown to his desired position? Look s harp fe llow vot e r s : t he "Greatest Show on Earth" is Just warming up! " MARYO MOORE Ala•lca11 \'lete To the F,dJtor: A1 a senior citizen who was born in Alaska and whose permanent r eside n ce Is Ketchikan. AJaska. I would llke to make a few comments rel· alive lo the letter written by Ms. Evelyn Gaym an e nt.ltled "Alaska Support." <Da lly Pilot, May 3). If Ms. Gayman Is an Alaskan she has certainly not been Informed on what the large majority of Alaskans de11lre for t heir state. First and foremost Alaskans highly oppose the HR 39 <Udall· Anderson> Bill wh.lch •be pro- motes. True, thll bUI wu pasted by the house ln 1978 as ahe ital· ed. But. lbe oe1leded to men· tlon that con1resa adjourned without completing action so the bill died. Further, the Huckaby and Breaux amendments which Ms. Gayman considers weak, Alaskans consider strong. Early in March slate leaders of Alaska. Governor Hammond , our congressiona l delegation and our legislative leaders met in Anchorage U> agree on a unit- ed front on AJaska land issues before congress. The fint slate· ment reads: "We will all public- ly support and work for passage of the Huckaby bill or a better version or the Huckaby bill in the House of Repre~entalives. as the priority strategy of the state's d-2 fight at this time. <Thia "agreement" in Its eatire· ty was signed by all committee members). • Since that time the Hous4t Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee approved and sent to the noor legislation that would set aside 126 million acres of land in Alaska. with 54 million acres as ln~tant wilderness. c A d-2 substitute s1>011sored by Rep. John Breaux. 0 -La ). At lbe same lime th~ con1mlttce reject- ed by 25-14 u proposal to approve lH l year's house-pas~ed bill. Alaska's biagest treasury U · set is its land. All Al11kans love their wildlife. their birds and their fi.sb. You can be uaund that they are not 1oln1 to let them be destroyed or depleted. \ However, neither do Alaskans wish to turn over a third of their state to n ation a l parks a nd · wildlife. IWhic h the Udall- Anderson Bill proposes ). For Alaska has a great potentiaJ in untapped oil. gas and coal. The I rania n cris is and the oil shortage has given congressmen som ething wilh which to answer their constituents, who advocate locking up Alaska. Surely in s uch a huge state ther e is room for both d e velopm e nt and wlldlire! May your congressmen and se nators see the importance of supporting the Huckaby-Breaux Am,.ndmeots for the betterment of the slate of Alas ka and the na- tion in general. RUTH SJMONSEN s .... rs~ .. •• To the Editor: I feel that Proposition 13 is un· fair . for the studenls who are not very sma rt and ore unable to lteep up with regular classroom work. TheM ~tudents learn very UUle, and usually receive a low passlng grade Summer school should be available for the~e students who are s low learners and In need of help. IJlltead of having them fail and go through the embarraaa- menl fA their cla11mate1 teaing them . MllllLATRAN -. ------·- . . ' ~E COUNTY I OBITUARIES T~ • .._15.1119 DAIL v fllltl.OT A ' r-~~-....;o_u_e_eN_ie_~---<J.rk •carele ss' t 5·1'5 C>1t11 -,...1-s,_"" -·-·-- ··1 tried to be very, very accurate. I left the 01t·plctcmg to you." , For the R ecord Birt It• IAN CLaMIEHfl GUfaaAL. ltOSPITAL A.,-itll, .. ,. Mr. eno Ml"\. Fr•n• {Otd0V6 ~·" .J.,.,, C..oo••·-· bot Alorif "· '"' Mr. enCI IW~ Dan1e1 i.o .... S-Jven C•olst••no, v•<I. Mr. •nCI Mr~. °"""' Wil-•n•, S..n Clen><rnle. 9•• 1 "-"' 19· .,,. •Mr. •flCI Mr '\. Etren Pedr•7A, Sall Clemente. oo., TAYl.0« DAWN MARIE TAYlOA. "20 y~.r C•lltor.W. ml<»m. <tncl Q,.., ... ,., from B-P•n. Hl(ltt ~-. 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Mr ano M n Aobt-r1 EtUf •n ~n Ju•n C.te>t\lrttno, Q•"' Allrll 11 ••• ,. Mr •114 Mr' Aooer Mu'M)tOvt'. S..n Ju•n CctPn trMKJ, DOy ...... ,.. 1•1• Mr •nd M r\ J•~\ Tn.ome\. )@" (l•m~nlr. Doy May I, tH• M r •nd M" ll•rn1nq111t1 Arnold, !I.tit (Jflmf'nf .. Q1rl M r dllO """' P ..... \ l •'r'°' J r ~ C1emrntt, 001 • M•y l , It,. M r •nd Mr.., A..nf(N''llO R4m11 .. 1 ~n CJtrntnt~. oo, Mey>..,,. Mr end Mr\ Cr.t1Q W~•lltWtor, Oen• Po•nt, bOY Mr •nd Mr\ Antonio Mfl<MI. D•n• Potnl; bO~ Deaths -I of Ne-1 BHCh, (A, PHted ••O Mey 14, 9'1' ... Ille ... Of 1• ve•rs. H• leavn two 1on5, 11111 Oe<m•nn ol NewPOrl 8 e•c1>. C• .. Tnomn °"'"""' o1 •-•: cs.vonter .Se•n Yell~ ot ""''"'<nuwitte': on• l>rot,.,.r, Wiiiman Oerm.sn of Ariton•. E J,... .L- •l\o WNl...0 bv ntllf' qrenOcl!llOrtn.J f,ltew1~re Fu.,.r•I wr"'l~ -lnlerm.nt wllll" ,,.... otece on ~•llM. low•. Smith & 1 Tvthlll Morlverv. ,_.,d1n9 dl,..cton. 411E.17tl\SltMl.C.0.laMn•,~..e. aUHEU. lllE NE E RU!>SELl. fflio.nt of Co\I• NI~ ... ~. P•\loed •w•V Ofl M•Y 1l. 1979. S"rvlved llY her niece I[ llt•belh Merttfleld of C.OSt. ~S.. C•. It MllheW T.....,..., .s. e ..... of Ven "'"''· C•. Vl\llatlon will t>eOln on WeO· n••d•y •I 11 GO noon al ,,.,. 8•11 8,_w•v Mon.,..,v M•u of Clwl•· l••n Burl•I wrll i.. <el•b••l•d on Tn .. rsct•Y •• 10 00 AM al .... !Hl<••d He••• Cl\•~•. lovot• Nl•rvmount Untftnl\y. OtflC .. ltnQ Fat~ Dorl•ld Nlerrlflelcl who I\"''° o•~••Oenl of tne uruversUy. BeU 8rOd0w•v Mortu.itrv d ire, tors Al.lEN ANNA AllEtl, re\•<l+nl ol <.°'t .. Mew, C•. Pll....O away oil May 14, 1'7' Sloe I• wrvoved DY ~r d .. uQMPt Fr•nc~ HUl<nln~ of Co.l• Mt...,, C•. • sitter "'-'II"'•' Alt~n ot '°''" NMIUI, (A . l qrer!Cl<PlllOr~n MlthA•I •nd S.llY of CO" la """'"'· C.• Roser y will be on Tllur~v M•Y II, ••7' ~• 1 00 PM •I the Bfll Bro•d w.ty Cn•.,.I M•u of Clm sti•n 8url•I woll b• cel•l>r•t.d on FrlcUv M.tv 11, 1'1• .,1 10;00 ANI •I SI Jofln tit• 8•Pll•I C.tholl< c.l!llrOI 811ft•I w ill bl! Al Holy S.ovkher. Bell 8roed•HY Morlu•r• dir.ctor• eUCMTEIUUaCMEN Nl lE AI OY TH H BU C H • T E llKIACHEN. re ~ldttn l o f Newpon llff<tt, C.. P....., •••v on Mey 13, 1m. s..tv1...0 by her hu*ncl W•tte<. diMl<)hl•• Ann H00119r lime. Memori.t -v1Ces will Pe Mid on W~ M.y 16, 1•7' et f1•l0 P/lfl •I tM l ullMtrMI C1>urc1t ol the M.Hter•. 1'°° Pll<ill< View Orlve, Cor«M>a .,._, SACRAMENTO <AP> -Lelud T. McCouell, 80, a retired banker and lif e long res ident o f Sacramento, died Fri- day. He retired in 1964 after 42 years in bank- ing. GREEN BAY. Wisc. I AP > Richa r d J . Bou ri~uiRnon, 59, r eal est ate dealer a nd vice president or the Grct:n Bay Packers, died Sun- day of cancer LOS ANGELES CAP ) Roland J . "Spttdy'' Curtis, 57, an associate or Mayor Tom Bradley when Bradley was a councilman and former head or the now-defunct Model Cities Program . was · found beatt:n t o death in his home Nl•r • C.. P<-lvefe ln..,.ntMnt Paeth< S A NT A M 0 N J C A View Memoriet P••-In tt•u of 11-•rs memorl•I tontrll>utoons 10 '"" CAP) Jobn Swope, 70, Lvt11u•n ChurCll ol IM M8>1er\ the husband Of actress _P_.c_i_f1e_v_-_ _,.,.,. ___ •_01_•_"'_'°_r_• --· Dorothy McGuire. died ,----------in Santa Monica after a PIMCt •o'"us SMmt"S NOttTUARY 621 Main St Hunltngton Beach 536-6539 ,_FANA.Y COl.ONAl FUNllAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 rACWtC YllW ~ALPAH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pactfte VtAW Drive Newport Beach 64+2700 Mc<:C>m«:ll MOITUAltlH Laguna Beach 494-9415 .. Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Caotstrano 495-1776 IALTZ ... OM N•M NOMI M&-24'24 Costa Mesa 873-9450 UL&. llOADWAY MOllTUAIY 110 Broadway Coata Meu 642·9150 MTN & TVTMILL MOITUAH Wll'ICLW CMA .. ~tOtY • FIOwer ShOp 427 E 17th St eo.iaM9aa ~ . lengthy illness. Swope, a freelance photographer and theater producer. collaborated with John Steinhei:k to produce the book .. Bombs Away" for t he Air Force dur i ng World War II. ,_ - I FUNE RAL DIRECTORS ' l1arbor Lawn 1 Mount OJhe Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory ~ •ln..,,,.ntln Any Cemetery I •Shipment •Burt.I ln•ur•noe l • Crenweton $215. complete. I Coll for free Crftnatioft Porl/oHo I 1121 Glatef Ave. I eo.taMe .. MO-ISM , - Probe Clears County Judge By KATHY CLANCY ~· ... 0•11·~·- A tit~tc uttorru:y jileneral'I lnvestiiauon bas produced no ev111\'rwe that Oranae County Superior Court JudKt-Jumt1s WtAli.worth violated the law in J10•tp0nln1 pf'O('cudlnjj~ •n a fraud cue laat March. And the 11urnc lnvt:stlgalion blamed misstate- ments In offh:tab cuurt rt:'-'<>rds on "careleaaoeas, not d~cciplloo .. lly Wubworth'b court clerk, James o ·Donnt·U T HE ATl'O .. NE\' Gt.:NEllAL'S report, si&ned by tnvt.>t1tigator Jdfn:y Joseph, said prosecuting tbe t•lt>r k would "unrnunt to tdJe prosecution which we are not n·qu1rt-roperly postponing lhe trial outside the presPnce of attorneys on lhe cue. His s uperaor!. on tbe district attorney's staff, Jim Enright itnd J ack Ryan. said their own in- wst1gation revealed no wrongdoing. Btrr BRIDGMAN, WHO later was transferred to the W£1st Orange County Municipal Court dis- t ru.·t Hflornl'y's office. lashed back c harging 1-:11raghl with t rying to protect his "friend" Wa lsworth In the aftermath. Enright asked the attorney l(eneral to invi:sligate to see if. there was a viola· lton of law . J ost•ph 's report said he interviewed 22 persons during his probe and concluded lhe problem could have been avoided if attorneys had been required to appear in open t·ourt before lhe trial proceed· ings were postponed. INSTEAD, THF. DELA VS were handled in- form ally when Wa ls worth asked O'Donnell lo clear hjs calendar for that day. Wals worth earlier contended the controversy was politically motivated to discred it him before next year·s Judicial elert1on. &st Ch e mistry Students Honored Top chemistry ~tudents at Orange County high sl'hools and community and four-year coll ege!> have been named by the American Chemical ScwiPty. Orange County Section. The high school studenL'\, from each of the county':. 45 schools. received certifi cates and sub· scriptions to a chemical journal from t he society. Their ·names will be engraved on plaques at each of the schools. THE AWARDS WERE decided on tbe results of examinations given the students. Top high school students and their schoqls in· elude: William Char ini, Capis trano Valley High School; John Leeburg, Daria Rms H igh Scboo1 : Steven Feldman, Fountain Valley High ~bool ; and Gina Maa, Hunlington Beach High Sct«!ol; Also honored were : Joseph Cass, lrvln~ High School; Craig Perkins, San Clemente High School; Ric k Bold, University High School; a nd Scott Jordan, Westminster High Scbool. T ED WILLIAMS OF Canyon High School in Anaheim was named the outstanding high school chemjstry student. Also recognized were outstanding students at community colleges. Those students a nd their schools include : Cathy Kato, Golden West College: Donald Drummond, Oran~e Coast College; Russell Hanes a nd Laura Hollingsworth, Saddleback College: a nd David Brunell , Santa Ana College. STUDENTS AT FOUR-YEAR colleges who wen· honored were Donna Speckman. Cal State Fullerton; Larry Kraiss, Southe rn California College; and Chris Beard, llC Irvine Ollcano Literary Prizes Awarded I Cash aw:.irds have been given to six people in UC Irvine's fifth Chicano Litera ry Contest. Receiving $400 cash awards for first place eo· tries were Helen Viramontes o( East Los Angeles for a short story entitled .. Birthday'' and Orlando Ramirez of San Jose for a collection of poems titled .. Speedway " Second-place. $250 cas h awards went to Raymundo Gamboa of Santa Maria for "Your Dis: dain" and Julian Felipe HeTTera of Stanford for a collection of poems, ··Antiteatro y Poem as.'' Winning $150 third pkace awa rds were Michael Peralta or Placentia fot ''One Performance Only" and Art Godinez of R()semead for his poems "El Hoyo.·· The competition, which drew entries from throughout California, was sponsored by the tJCI Department or Spanish and Portugese. Grads Sought Harbor '49 Meet Slated A 30th year reunion for Newport Harbor High School's graduating class of 1949 is scheduled for ~ptember, but those planning it have lost touch with many class me mbers. Reoords from the class' 20th year reunion moved away with the person who had them, ac· cording to Dorothy Stone, office manager of R.P. Yardley Enterprises Inc. She asked that c lass members or those who know mem bers contact Yardley a t 835-1655 between 8' a,m. and 5 p.m . Monday through Fri· day. The reunion is planned for Sept. 22 at 7 p.m . at lhe Santa Ana Country Club. Put some red sails in your sunsets. 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T he klWnas occulTt.'d shortly after I a m. a&a tht> tlv.-men len • bu. l>ukc"s Grill. wht>re Uwy nad been p1aym1e pool, w1tnt'~t·~ said Thr~ ol fht• mt•n died in Uw strt".-t ~ht-rt' tht•y ft'll und lht· fourth dJt'd afh•r u fr1t•11d tr1~l to Lake htm for nw<hrul helµ 10 i. cu, but cr11llht'd bl'fort> reactun~ the hospital. . The dead were 1dent1f1ed lAS l"J'aok Chagolla, 23, a nd Tommy C h agolla, JI , bo th of San Bernanhno; Peter Ch1tgolla, 34. q f Ri vers ide and Ric hard Vargas, 23, of Riverside T""°49y. MllY t&, 1019 .............. .1w1,,_.d .~an~ ~1ehard 'l'renlon c 'ha-.t· <IC' <'U'it'"d of killing :.I'< pt·n.on~ 111 a bloody spree known <J~ ttH· .. vompire murder~" b cause hl1 a llegedly drank the blood of rus victim~. has been JUd!!ed sane by a San· h t C h1r,1 ounty Jllry. Gas Demand-.-'S11rprise' Oil Industry Denie8 Manipulating Slwrtage l.OS ANGELES (AP> -A Stondurd 011 of camornia of. f1<·l1al t'l&YS the heavy dem•nd for f(asollne by moloritll cauaht the oil lnduatry by surprise, and in· s111h1 drivers are not suffering lhroul(h a manufactured fuel Nhorhhte "We wt•n.o fooled. We will ad· n11t that." said Kenneth Haley, a111rnstanl economics manager of c 'h~vron USA 's parent company ut a Mooduy news conference. of about I million barrels a day. "011 will not run oul in our llfetime," Haley said. "But It will become lncreasingly scarce, and It will have lo be allocated to the priority need.a." HALEY SAID FEDERAL reg. ulalions permit Chevron to raise Its prices to retailers only to pass along its own increased costs. Since J an. I , he said, Chevron's price to dealers has gone up nine cents . l'H •:VRON S POK ESMEN Ma rion Smith, C h e vron's ,,ud tht• company was trying~y ~eneral manager for marketing n •;.llh.><·ating s upplies, to build~ ID the . West. was a ngered ~Y tb dcplett'd mveotories and give state Air _Re~urces Bo~rd ch1er deJlt-rs 90 percent of their pre· Tom Quann s sug~cst10.n t~at v1ous year's allocation in June. Chevron was m anipulating 1ts Th as month, they received only gasoline line octane level. ~O Pt'rcent of last year's alloca· t1on "That's absolute nonsense," Smith told a news conference. SMITH ASKED QUINN to make Calilornia's rules on lead content in gasoline <t nd vapor o.u.uuu ..meet national stan- dards, which are lower. Such a move, be claimed, would allow the state's refineries to produce an additionaJ 50 million gallons or gasoline a month from the same amount of crude oil. '. "Ir Mr. Quinn bas a real de· s ire to improve tbe gasoline s ituation in California," Smith said, "be should re·examine re· quirements to bring them into Hne with federal standards . . . Political demagoguery is not what is needed right now. We need to work constructively to solve this problem." Al the same time, Smith said he wanted lo reassure the public that the gasoline shortage is no hoax. He said Chevron refineries were working at full capacity and that the company was not hoarding the fuel until prices go higher. Quinn could not be reached for comment. CALIFORNIA H~Appeal ............ Sirhan Sirhan, convicted as: sassm of Sen. Robert Ken· nedy, is seeking a reduction in his prison term, saying his good conduct behind bars should be considered. He will be eligible for parole on Marc h l, 1985. According to Riverside Pohre Capt. E ugene Randa ll, the shooting was the c ulmination of a f eud b e twee n diffe rent tiranches of the s ame family. R a ndall said the poli<'e theory is that the Chagolla brothers cam f' to Rivers ide to kill the ir cousin, Richa rd Vargas. because they suspected he had been respons ibll' for the deaths last April of two other cous ins killed last April. F~s Blo(·ked Chevron officials said they had expected demand to level off this year and begin declining an 1981. But demand is up by 8 percent over last year's lev.el in California and 5 percent in the rl'sl or the nation. M EANWIDLE, OFFICIALS of Chevron USA, the state's largest gai;oline producer, joined Haley and <tppcaled for California to rf"lax s mog rules t o help a l- leviate the gas shortage but painted a bleak picture of a fuel- s hort future . Fired Stewardess Reinstated R f V~H S lDE CAP > A SAN MAT EO I AP 1 A.cknowledging it hacl rPceived a rash of t'r1lical telephone calls and let· tt-rs. Hughes Airwe!>t has rehired a flight attendant fired for takinJ,! two magazines from one of its Jets . Fellow night attendants massed outside the airline's headqua rters here a week ago a nd dumped a batch of bundled magazines in lbe lobby to protest Ms . Eala's firing. Superior Court Judgl' hus rult"d that the H1vt-rside ('ountv st•hool district may not fire 17 Ll'uchcrs a nd 50 other school t•mployt:t•s who had been dismissed for gu mg out m a labor d1sputt•. ll al ey said th e r e is a worldwide shortage of cr:.ade oil An airline s pokesman said Monday that Patricia Eala. 32. had been reinstated effective tw.o weeks_ ago and would receive retroactive pay, minus a f1ve·day suspension which it agreed she has a lready served. The stewardess acknowledged that she re- moved the maJ{azanes for rcadin~ materia l during a layover in Las Vegas. Company officials found the periodicals in her bag~ when she reported for duly. Plane Crashes House; 2 Die in Long Beach . LONG HEAC H <AP > Two person~ were k1ll£>d late Monday wh en the -.1ni.:le ·e n g1ne Piper Cherokc'<' they were abourd crashed into a hou:-.t· Police :-.aid the planE' went down at 9 :36 p.ni .. and slid into the house at the int1•rscction of ~3rd Street and Fanwood Avl'nue CJfll'r 1t hit th<: :-.trecl The dead Wt·ri· twht·11cd to be a11 Ort-~on coupl~· Ma~IJu Slide Sl"u-ing MALIBU <AP 1 -Stale geologists 5ay the movement of the mountain at the Malibu slide a rea has slowed con· T ___ ·"T._'ATi_E _) s 1dt•nibly -..nrc lal>l W<:f"k, <tnd work is set lO beJ!tn on the hu1ld1ng of a wall to contain the cr umbling hlurf so the busy l'ac1fic Coast Highway can be opened. The s tale Transportation Depart· m ent awa rded a $105.000 contract . M onday to build a temporary 25-by-400 foot steel and timber bar- rier to slop debris from falling along tbe highway so it can be cleared for reopening. l'enturo Li•it11 <•roaerh VENTU RA l/\PJ If you want to move to lh<· c-1t y of V1•ntur<t in the next ft>w ycarh. y1iu m ay n'it he ablt• lo do!)<> m lh1· wak1· of th1: Caty C11un c 1rs <•PJ>rov:il CJI a 11la 11 t11 ll m1l ~rowth in 1L-. l)atllc• :ii.:a111!'ll :11 r JJ11ll u ti on . In a '1·3 vote .,omfay, th1· council dcc1dt:d lo accc11t only u f1·w mon· housiog prOJC<'L'I bctwc•·n now &nd 1985. Current howuni.: d1·Vl'h1pmcnt.. will bring the popul:1l1on 11f V•:ntura close lo the K:J,000 ullciwNt under lh1· slate A.tr (rtuallty M unuJ(cmcnt Pluri by that year. ~•tlwr ol Sf.r G•lllfl SAN DI EGO <AP > -Vonda Evelyn While, o ne of fugitive VINYL TOP SPECIALS 599•s •Motte ... * a.Ice of Color •MlhllWorkhtra AUTO CARPETING SPECIAL s79•s polygamist Ervil LeBaron's 13 wives. has been ordered to face sentencing .J unl' 11 for the murder or a fellow cultist who tru•c1 lo escape the sect four :ve<1 ri. aJ.!O. /\ Supt•nor {'qurt JUry found the llO·year·old molht>r of 1>1x guilty Mon· day of first·d l'grt:·~· murdf'r after m <ir1• tlwn l'tght hours ''' dclibcra tion tHI Port Challf»Hgf:'d LOS ANGELl-:S l Al>J Thre<: en· vironmental and wildlife groups con· c·e rncd over the posi>1b1l ily of an otl s pill have woo a hearing before the stale Coastal Commission on their appeal challenl'!ing a pe rmit granted for expansion of an oil lanker port m Northern California. The Sierra Club. Audubon Society <ind Friends of the Sea Otter made the apJ>(!a l after Pac1f1c Gas & Elcc. t nc Co. was g rantl·d u permit by the Ct·ntral C(lasl Cornrn1sswn to c.xp<tnd th~ marim• oil t1·rm1n<d at Mo!>~ L:tndang in Monterey Bdy No-fault Bill. Author Claims 'Euthanasia' SACRAMENTO (AP> No-fault auto ins uran ce bills diP.d for years in collis1ons with immovable ob1ects but this year . Assemblyman Alister McAlister complains it's being killed "gently." McAl i.-.ter. 0 San J os<'. accused the 11pponf'nL5 Monl1<Jy of trying to use "1·uth;,ina'l1a" on his AH i 16 by grart- rnl:( pro con:tumc r :imcndmenls onto tl. BUT BACK•:RS of tht'.> amend· rn•~nls deni('d McAltstcr'~ accusa· tu>ns, liaying lhry were only trying lo insurf' that motorists benefit from :m y t·ut in 1:1uto ins urance costs brouf.(hl on by lhc bill. Undt·r no foult . insurance com.I 11t:ln1t '!'I pay for mt"iJit•a l expenses. lost wa~f·:. ;ind ott ... r losses !'iUffcred by nccldcnl victims regardless of who was at fault. V.W. SEAT COVERS s99•s * OricalHI Replacement * cllalc. of Color * ca.,11t• FroM & .... * Extra Paddiltg V.W. CARPETING SPECIAL * Choice of Color * ea .. 1.te,..... ..cl .... ............ ,,.._ Or ..... op"*"" ..... llfl oll••I '"' ol* .._ aea,..,, oC•"'""' "'' CASE BROTHERS AUTO UPHOLSTER --++....... •• .... nmr ••••ma •2121 Old Fashioned Caring Now at Westcliff Plaza Our garden office is growing savings along with a beautiful coll ection of orchids by Pati l Brecht, on di splay this week to help celebrate our opening. We have a gift for you, refreshments and interest rates you'Jl enjoy. Come in and become a charter depositor. We can all grow toge ther. Westcliff Drive at Irvine Avenue, Newport Beach (714) 645-6505 Hours: Monday tnro~ Thursday, 9 to 5, Friday, 9 to 6, Saturday 9to1. " • ·--------------------- I AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION Actor Redford Eyes. Shift to Directing COWllBUS. Oh\o t AP) f'Ul'l'I •tar Robert Redford apeau wllh 1n teuily about solar enerl)' and lhc environment, but makes It cln r hlh buaineu la entertainment .00 ay' be wm not use rums to propaaandm• Al a neww conferen('e ~N'. he alr.c1 aald he m •y end his arting ra.~r before Iona 11od turn to dtrt.tcUn.i fllma. THE ACl'Oa IS In c;entriAI Oblo for the fl lm l n 11 o r "Brubaker ." u f l(' tional work bas~ o n the exPt-riene~1 of a real life. re· 1o rm -m1nd e d p rison wurde l'\ T he h im. being prod uced by 20th Century-Fox, uses a n a b a nd o n e d Ohio prison farm n ear N ew I.ex· ington as its St!l It H D~o•o is lo be shot entirely on locat1011 111 Ohio. Redford, known for h1 :. pro e nvironme nt stands, says he :-.up· p or ts solar e ne r gy a s the bt:.l alte rnative lo present power sources He said he believes the governme nt should s ubs idiie solar energy re· search and that the public should bt' encouraged through ta.x cul <> tu use 1t Expanded use of solar ent!rgy 1s in evitable. he added . . HE SAID HE DID ntJt pu111c1pat1· 1n the recent demonstaralion a~ainst Fro•PageA5 WOODSTOCK. -1\u ..-lf'ar l>ow.-r tn Wn"htnvn1n bf-cauR "I am nol a murt'ht•r I don't ~llevc.-ln 1troup prol\:ttt l don 'l lhinlt I waA n('Hied In Washlnf(ton " Rl'dford a lso s u1cJ ht• Ii. conrt•rrwd About mhnr'lt' o( pow..r hy tht• (llm Ill <h18t r y llf• 1HH<I. for t'X u Ill"' .... ht• WUb off1~n'd "Tht• <'hmu !'\;mdttinw·· tw11 yea r~ Uj!O wh<'n J11n t' f"on ct u·., rol ... us i1 tch•v18lon n·110rh-r wu:-. wrilhm 111> a M {ltl 's IH•rt ·But lht• •u·npl I rt .. .1d '•'t'ri\l:"d hkt- propugundu ' ht• '.i lfl d1l11tn.: thut lit' v. ui. t1kt1~t:d wtlh tht· v. .,,y th1: hln1 t 11 r rwd u1ll ll£U•'OllU SAIU H•. '"°'l would he directing a fil m Cdllt•tl 011l111;u ~ l't-oplt'." In which he will nol ..1µ1>t:a1·. .And feels tha t he will Liv mort: thrl!Cl· in~ In the fu ture. The rart! new~ conl crt>rlt·c wi.s <'ulled becauM· l-tt>dford said he felt Lhc local new~ mt.·<h » wt·re distorting his presence Ul Centr;1I Ohio Slo ct.-ht~ .1r rival in cur I} April, the local ffit!(ha have :.peculhlcd :l!. to whe re he is living, written about Redford look-alik1."i und lamented fruitlt!s:. efforts lo g1·l 111tt•rview5 .. IT llAD T AKEN on u proport.Jon like Ida Amin being 111 town," he said He said he has rt."~rl'llcd not Sl'<'ing more or Ohio cJurtng his sl ay he re. hhim in,.: puhlic·1ty ror l11s inability to mingl<> with .1rc·a rt".;1dt•nt:. "If you 11sk mt' whal Oh1n is llkt'. I 'ii s:.ry l h t•\ 'r t• rt·ally 111to luw11mowt•1 s. · Ill' J<•kt·d • • BO)'WINS DOG SUIT McGee's, a boutique . "There was s uddenly heroin and we didn't expect ha lf a million people to show up in a residential com m unity in one summer " VENTURA (/\P l -A 9. year-old boy struck by a c ar in l9T1 wh ile r unnini:i from a dog all<'gcdly lt'ft u nl eas h~d has bee n aw a rded $190,000 in cbmagc·!'> by a Venlu1 a County Supt!rior Court JUdgc. It was a new breed of young people in revo lt adds Smith. · "Thls group cam e in with a lot more prohlem ... psycholof(1cally and behaviorally." he ~aid "The re we re a lol of disturbed. scar<'h1n g, hH11·'y people who came oul here <ind thou~hl 1L v. ;1 <, Llw answer. It wa!'>n't." Mosl observers <1grPc tht' ag1-of flowe r powN a nd love began to wane aftt·r that s umm t·r Viole nce increa~cd in llaq~hl J\i-.hhurv and the 'East Village. It involved drug deals and overdose .I a :-. 11 n FI 1eg1· I 11 f 1.a>Ancfolt• was \1 •.it111g his ~r;cndpar<•nts here 1n 1!177 \.\ h<'fl lie \.\HS cltascrl hy a llo~. the law!:>u1t f iled i n h is b e half .. (~. MllY ts. 1971 DAILY9'0T NB Woman Graduates A i r Force Reserve C a p t. Barbara L . Ba rnea, ctu~h.1.n. of Mrs. Alta M. Sat terlee o f 2049 Vista Ca j on, DEAR PAT: My 80n has be<:ome very in· N e wport Bea ch . haa kn•:ilt.'d ln the marble collection I used as a boy. g r a dua te d at Brooks lh"s J.Ujked tl"lt> about the background of several of AFB, Tex., from the Air my pn zt• m&rbles. and I mu.st admit J don 't know. •Fo r ce fl i g b t nurse t\long with sever al agates and a tigereye , m y prize co urse. us a :.ulph.ide glasi; m arble . It's clear and has a li~ 8 . silvery eagle fi gure inside . If you can provide any sign~n;;: u!; A~:/.s as: furtht!r tnf<?rm~llon about these mar bles , we 'll It at Van Nuys Air ~:. both a ppreciate 1t. liona l Guard Base. J .T., San Clemente T~e captain , a 1961 gr ae!uate of Santa Ana Hig h School, receive d he r B .S.N. d egree in 1968 from Cal Stale Loot Beach. Fountain VaUey·e P~l.9na& ln·Ho,_ Maid 11E HAPPY HOUSEKEEPERS of FOUNTAIN VAllFY · • Weekly • Bl-Weekly • Scheduled Clean I~• • Ask About Our 1 l>ay Emergency -Service SPICIAL SPttl ... & PALL SBYICU lncluding ... Carpet ShamPOQinQ. Window Cleanin_g, .Floor Stripping & waxing ! SPllCAL & COMMMCIAL CLIANUPS wacoM• Alli All9llt 0.. ................ ... lNFORMED LKJNSED EXPERIENCED can for Free Estimate I 030 Sii••• • S-. Alla. CA. Agate marbles, a type of trau parent quartz ht-rame popuJar on American playfrOUnds ln tla~ IUOs . They're s till beln« cblpped fro m U1e t'balcedoolc stone of Germany's Nabe River and pollsbH in ldar-Obersteln wWa1e. Tbe tJgereye from South Africa is golden qurtz embedftd with asbes tos. It received Ila aame from the unique Ugt.t reflenloos that occv In Ute asbestoa aa the marble Is tamed. Yov aalpbJde glass marble b "mewla1t ~ a collu&or~ l~m. P~uud Jn ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Ger many from 18St &o 19 10, the ngures appear &o be silver, but lbey are actually c.U.a d ay. • Hatt~ S f!t to Keep Tr•~k• Rolling DEAR PAT : Why does the Public UtiUties Com m1ssion set minimum rates for tr uck carrie rs who hauJ for the public for hire under perm its? Why aren't they allowed t.o charge as low a ra te as the y wish? J .F ., Huntington Beach State law provides tbat mlnlmam ra~s are &o be establish<'d when necessary ind that ra tes m1y not be discriminatory. Tbe PubUc Utilities Com· m ission explains lh;a t before enactment or the Hi~h,ny Carriel's' Act . rate cutting was common and many truck op<"ralors went bankrupt or quit opera ting hf><'ause they were uu able to earn as m uch as lh1•ir costs of operation. P UC adds that the pubUc sutr.-re-d bt-ca use continued rate cutting brought chaos lO the trucking industry and this meant uncertain a nd undependable service. Rates we re discrimloalOry a nd unstable , with bi~ber rates for some :.bippers and lowe r rates for other • A!lf>n~ Offer• Gldde 10 Co•nlfl DEAR READERS: The county Public Jn· formation Office ls offering a 190-page booklet "T h e Com pl e t e Guide t o Oran ge County'. Ca lifornia," lO the public for $1.50. Concentrating primarily on the t'Ounly's rttreaUonal, entertain· m e n t a nd t ourism activitlPs, the S·by·R·in<'h book let also fea t ures Sf"ctions on icoveromcnt, eduulion, indu'ilries a nd shopping. A pocke t-s ilt' m arl and s t n·l'l r:;uicle (remo\'ablt'I are In · d u,frd. Order h.v M'nding a <'hf'ck for $J.91l fi ncludPs postngi-1 to : Public information Office, Ha ll of Ad· m inistration, HJ Civic Center Pla za, Santa J\na, Calif. 92701 , or p u r c hase over-th~·co unte r The $6.88 . PRIME RIB . AND COCKTAIL IWel °"'JI DINNER Special < )ffrr l 'X\lll l'~ M·•!o JI. 1!17!1 On-the -Mall at South <:oast Plaza Near the Carousel on the First LeveJ. For reservations c.all: 540-8822 claimed . deaths. . T he counte rc ult ur e dream ha d become a ~. =:;;:;:;:::::;m;;:;;;::;iiiiii::;;::;;;;-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~__:_~~-=:..=:::=::.::=:=:==:=:=:::::::::=:::::::::::~~~~~~::'...__ nightmare. weekdays from 8 a.m. to s p.m. EARL'S 0 1 TIBNK THE .... TAUGHT us to t ake the drug issue more serious ly," said DuPont. the former head of \be nation's drug abuse i.natitute. , '"For a time, we tbou&ht it was a fad. Well. it's not a fad . It's an enduring problem. We've redefined our long-term dependence on alcohol and tobacco a nd that's a dire<:t lega cy from the '60s. • LUMalNG • MIEATINO ~Wat9fMHtl .. St. Lie. 217.s7 S.rvke TlmeSl.9mat Y-Ooef IC.ll ~HMnstY-Are•I COSTA MESA642· 175J .s,. .... _, ..... MIUION YIEJ049s-<>401 1"21 c-.. ~"·-·~" D Fr •I A.er P~w I "Drug taking in the '60s got caught up in the Vietnam War a nd youth upheavals in the coun· try." he said. "Taking drugs became a political state ment and had meaning as an act. Kids today a ren 't making any kind of statement." HOME OWMERS T here a re. of course, youths today who a ren't even living lhe drug legacy of lhe Woodstock na· tion. Says one. Christopher Chambers, an 18-yea r- old Pr inceton Univers ity freshman : ''Beer is dom inant. It's like the '60s nt!ver happened ." RABBITI INS. si.-1n1 - It 14 H AHOl II. VD. COSTA MBA Wednesday Music -A·Changmg T1~s 548-5554 Askan old friend about IRA and Keogh retirement accounts. Askus. Pomo na F1r~t Fcd11r.1I ~<.1vmg!> has b111.:n r1 I 111.111c.. ,, Fncnd to fomilic~ for g~n ... ratin ns '>lllCC 18')2. lfl fact With the IHA Acc..ount V< •II <An he assured d !'>o lind ret1rl:'m4:!lll income If vou hdve no pension pl<.11; 1Ai!tl'I•' you work. If you are self·employed. thc Kco~h plan could suit your retirement needs. You shouldn't have to ltK>rrv abo ut monevwhen the tame comes to take lrfo l:'aW t1nd that's where your hncl11c1cJI ~ Friend. 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I Equel Housing Lender~ Equal 0pPortunlty Employer • !»"deY· M.., ta. tall • NATION I CONSUMER; IDtet Piiis Ruled Effeetive for Redaelng W ASIUNGTON <AP 1 A panf'l of expert.a ret.aiHd by the f ovem ment ha.a conc luded that wo in 1redl.-ntt ~ in •ever a l common I> ly a vallabltt, non prc-sertptlon dtet 1tld1 do help ~ IO!'t' Wt"ijJhl Th~ ex~rts suuested furth4'r lt'lla to dttf'rm lne lht' usf•fulneit11 Au o c lal4ld Pre a_. hu bee n panel. headed by Dr. John W. duclion by some physicians but turnt"d over to the Food bnd Drug Norcross. was appointed b)' the h ave com e under inc reaaln1 Admlnlst,.Uon, whk h ordered the rommlssioner of the Food and criticism in the medical communi- study and must decide eventually Drua Administration four years ty because they a re often subject what drugs. If uny, .. re both H re ago lo examine a variety of over-lo abuse. and ~ff"'•Uvu for Wt'ltfhl eontrol lhe-eounter drug products. Mem -The other drug that won the ex· But lhtt ('JtJHHts ' ftndl ngs be r s inc lude physic ians and perts' approval is benzoca.ine, ll r .. pr~Kenl at brniaklhrout(h fur the pharmacolo.cislt\. mild anesthetic sometimes used in anesthetic ... wbicb acts primarily on the nerve endiDp" and reduces a person 'a abWty to detect. differe nt degrees ot awe«· ness. r • "' fl vf' other drva f)rodurll> sold as diet alcb. and rd.-rtt>d doxt>n11 of lnt redltnl'i for which tht'Y could f\nd no evidet\«1 of tfft<'tlvcneK~ m ukcrll or 11cvrrul brands of over ONE INGREDIENT endorsed lozenges to treat sore throat pain. -ihl' counter dit', plHs. candies and b y t he panel is phe nylpro· It is sold in candy and chewing <'h.-w1ng gums that were found to panolamine, which Is also used gu}D form lo dieters. rt'dU<'f' appetite The punt!! none-as a nasal decongestant. tht>lt-11~ wu11 l'nltl'tt l of some pro· The drug is similar to but safer THE PANEL SAID: "One factor Reducln1 the sense of tam alio seems to reduce the desire to eat, and the experts found the lncre-• dient "sale for oral use aa an anorexiant (appetite reducer> ... ' The panel rttommended 3 milli· grams to 15 miJligrams in 1uma or candy just prior to eatin1 as a 1 generally recognized safe and ef • •' .. ~ ......... . .IOOOtNG GOINO? ·: AUlhot Flu la Jogging Fad on the Way Out? HARTFOR D. Conn ' <AP> T he ci rc us at- mosphe r e e nveloping the nation's romance 1 with running and jog· ging should vani5 h in tl\e ' next fe w years. says 1 author James J. Flxx. ' But Americans will go f on pounding the pave· · ment in the years to com e, pre dicted the J author o f ''The f C. om plete Book of Run· ~ ning." • Fixx said physical fit· ness programs have }·caused a fundamental c h ange in the way t Americans view health. People are taking upon ' themselves responsibili· ty for re maining healthy \ -a task they once con· s ide r ed their. doctors' JOb. he s aid at a Gov· t-rnor 's Confcren<'C' o n Fitness. Actor Gets Settlement ·In Ldwsuit NEW YORK <AP) Actor Yul Brynner ha~ reached an out-0f ·court s e ttlem e n t in h is :-.pa re ribs damage suit agains t Trader Vic's restaurant in Manhattan. Attomeys for the actor a nd the restaurant re· fused comment on Che a m ount of the settle· m ent. Brynne r asked for S3 million. 1 The settle ment came ! as the restaurant 's trial • was in its third week • be fore a Jury of three me n and three wome n in Manhattan Civil Court. The actor, pere nnial star of "T he King a nd l." testified at the start Of the trial that he COO· tracted trichinosis from s pare ribs h e ale at Trader Vic's on Nov. 1974. Trichinosis comes from improperly cooked pork. Legal Pot Wins Favor W ENDELL, Mass. <AP ) ll would be legal to possess mari· juana in this ti n y wes tern Massachusetts town. if the voters' opi- nion carried any weight. Townspeople voted 38·32 in a secret ballot to • recomme nd that t he ~ police department not e nforce laws agaimt growing or possessing marijuana. But Town Counsel John C. Gates said the vote will not have any effect on enforcem e nt because, "It's not a home rule issue." Vandals Hit SAN RAFAEL CAP) -The Golden Gate Bridge District s taff # says vandalism of bua • shelters in Marin and aoutbem Sonoma coun-ties will coat more than $100,000 to repair. . O.ILY PtlDT' Q.ASSIPllD ADS •181'8 THE PANEL'S a E POaT, a copy ot which was obt aln~ by The motlonaJdatms than a mphetamines. which are involved in hunger a nd satiety is T h t' 11even me m bcr_r_e_v_1 e_w __ w_id.;;..e.;...1...._y___,_p_re'-s_c_ri_be_d_fo_r_w_e-"lg._h_t_r_e_· _t_a_s_t_e _. _B_e_n_z_o_c_a_in_e_i_s_a_lo_p_i_c_a_I --------------fective dose. A Pacesetter for Ford in Engineering, llat1 · and · 1eage. ,-.-·-.--.--· ..... - ~ l J ! ~ • • 1 1 I 1 ~ i l I .,. 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GRAIG Nl!TTLES. Crowning _Finish UCI's Miller Goes Out No. 1 By EaNIE CASTILLO OftlleOelfJ,... .... It was something he already had. but Len Miller couldn't have asked for a better going away present than the one UC Irvine's track team gave bim laat weekend. The gift, wrapped up ln Anteater blue and gold, was another PCAA track title, giving Miller a matching set and allowing the outspoken coach lo go out on lop when he ends a 19·year coaching career in June . "l'VE HAD SOME GREAT team efforts but this had to be the best," said MiUer, a prophetic coach who has earned more than his share of ad- mirers and detractors-in five highly successful years at UC I. And though he is known as a strong motivator. Miller made no special appeal to bis team to win one for him. But then again. he didn't have to. With his prize pupil. LaMonte King, leading the way, the Anteaters came up with a team performance that would make any coach proud. Of the 29 athletes competing in the PCAA finals, 22 scored. UCI won 11 of the 22 events and scored in all but three of them. • LAMONT KING L~N MILLER And he won the 100 in a conference record 10.0 wind· aided clockin~. Not bad for a· team, hindered by the lack of In the 400 relay, King made up a 10-yard def- icit on the anchor leg to beat San Jose State, UCl 's main threat to tht> title Jn the mile relay, he ran anchor to a winning 3: 12.8 effort. COMMENTARY He scored as many Points as are humanly possible in a meet. defending three individual titles Yet all that really seemed to matter was the one' team title UCI successfully defended. ~cholarsh1ps . th1H won JUSt one dual meet during the course of the regular season "I didn't make any emotional pleas to this learn." Miller says "But the win is very special l 've been wanung to n ang one more flag up there for them to remember me by." KING. NO DOUBT, WILL JOIN a long list of this year's athletes on Miller's Inspirational Top Ten. a lL5l that changed as quickly as the school records did during his tenure BUT KING WAS SPECIAL, a mulh·talented athlete who came polished to UCI. The type of athletes who really made Mille r proud last weekend were the unknowns like Thomas Frazier, Te rry Fink, Don Moses. Steve Webb, Dave Daniels and Greg Veatch. In five events. King scored 21 of U<..'J's 114 points. He won the long jump with a confertnce 26· l l 1 2 that stands as the best in the world this year lie won the 220 in a conference record 20 0 lhaod 11mcdl that wa~ the fa stest in thC' world llt tht time Frazier makes Miller beam every time his name comes up A runner who had trouble break- ing two rrunutes in the half mile while in high school. Frazier improved drastically-if you can <'all a 1 51.0 800 conference win anything but drastic Second in the 800 wa:. Terry Fink. one q( the' fSee CROWNING. Page Ml ) ~ Ryan Faces Caldwell, Milwaukee A s 1f the last 19 games, against the likes or Baltimore. Boston and New York, haven't been enou~h. the Angels now must o p e n a s ix -game hom esta nd ag ain s t the Milwauk ee Brewer~. a club which has won 12 or its l~t 16 games. Nolan Ryan . 4-2, will take to the mound tonight and will be opposed by the Brewers' Mike Caldwell, 4-3. who has finished six of seven games he's started this seaon. two of them shutouts. Ryan will be making his first start in more than a week·. hav- ing missed his last turn when his s o n was in vol ved in an automobile accident. Sttll. the Angels must be hap· py to rNurn lo the friendly con· fines of An a h e im .St a dium tonight ( 7: 30 l after the type of roacHriP they've had to endure. It opened in Baltimore where the Orioles won two. The next stop was the Green Monster in Fenway Park. Boston. where the Angels came out alive and with a split of their four-game series. Finally. it all ended in New York where the Angels didn't have to face Ron Guidry but lost two or three, anyway. Now, the Angels. who have dropped to third place in the American League's Western Division. four games in back of Minnesota, get lo face the Brewers and one of the league's hottest hitters in Gorman Thomas. who is hitting .415 over his last 18 games . Of course. the Angels have a hot hitter of their own in Don Baylor. who is 13 for his last 25 al bats and has a healthy 35 RBI in 34 games so far this season. One concern for the Angels, though, is the status of catcher Brian Downing, who bad his thumb X-rayed Monday. The X- rays showed the thumb, injured in S upday's game, was only ja mmed, but it's still tender and Downing is listed as doubtful for tonight's game. The Angels a lso a nnounced Monday that Saturday's game against the Chicago While Sox is sold out. Saturday is Cap Night at the Big A. Impact Felt Will Cable TV Hurt Networks? By FRED ROTHENBEllG A~~Wnter Executives of the three na· ttonal television networks and the major professional sports leagues are becoming increas· ingly concerned that the boom· ing sports programming of the cable te levision industry will saturate the market. -By the end or this year, in- somniacs and ins atia ble fans will be able to watch a 24·hours· a-d ay cable channel that will . show only sports. -CABLF. TV ALREADY has rrealed fans o f the Atlanta Braves and Hawks nat1onW1de since broadcasts of these teams go from Mame to Alaska as part of a network r e aching four million homes. -Boston fans can easily keep tabs on the rival New York teams becaus e thousands of New England households get ca· ble broadcasts of the New York Yankees , Me t s. Kn ick s. Ranger s. Giants. J e ts and Cosmos. . Cable television, which used to be just a means or bringing a fuzzy picture into focus. 1s rev· olutionizing the broadcast in· du s try. A s ure s ign of 1 t~ dramatic growth 1s its VIP lt sl of critics. -LARRY O'BRIEN, com- missione r o f the National Bas ketball Association, feels that the proliferation of games throughout the country on cable has hurt the ratings of the na- tional game on CBS on Sundays. -Tom ViDante, major league baseball's director of broadcast- ing and marketing, showing con· cern over the increasing number of baseball games on TV. says: "We can't have a glut on the marketplace.·· -Chet Simmons. president of NBC Sports, says the frequent baseball broadcasts on cable throughout the week hurt his na- tional telecasts on Saturday. '"My immediate concern is with the dUutJon of the product." he s ays . "But long ra nge. I have to be tbinklng about an eventual loss or sports programming. Ca- b le is growing so big, and • there's so much money availa- ble." BUT TED TURNER, o\\'lle"r of the Braves and Hawks and "s uperstat.Jon" WTCG in Atlan- ta, says the networks and sports leagues are Just trying to protect their monopolies while limiting America's viewing choices. "This new technology is bring· ing a decent. usable signal into people's homes." Turner said. "We 're bringing progra mming choices into towns that used to .:et onJy one channel. "We're for the poor consumer who can't afford a SIOO ringside seat. tbe guy who works the night stun and wants to watch some television late al night or wakes up in the daytime and tSee CABLE, Page BZ> JIANGlhUUJS FACE LEWIS AND CURK LA MI RA DA -Southern Ca lifornia College's baseball team, with a berth in the NAIA nationaJ tournament on the line, t a kes o n Le wis and Clark College or Portland here Thurs- day at noon in the NAIA Western Regional. The Vanguards. 36-24 on the year, became the first team bes ides La Verne to win the NAIA District 3 tournament in . seven years. lo last Saturday's j rinal, the Costa Mesa·based ..i school pounded USIU 17-2 after ·· s haring the Southern Division ~ firs t place honors during the l regular season. • Linfield College <Ore.> is the third team in the tourney. Lin·· fie ld draws a bye in the round- robin double-elimination afffair that culminates Saturday. Joshua's Full Clrele Path I ATLANTA CAP> -It was a most promialng group of minor leaguers, a group that included at one time or another Steve Garvey, Ron Cey, Davey Lopes. Bill Ruasell, Larry Hisle and Bill' Buckner. Many thought Von Joshua, a lwo·time balling champion In the minors, was the top prospect of all thole youn1 players ln the Loa Angeles Ood1ers' larm system. But It was not to be. The path of Joshua led not to major league fame and fortune in Loa An1eles, but Instead aplralled downward to San Fran· clsco, Jllllwaukee, Mexico. and t.oru1bt (4:35), in Atlanta, where the Dodgers open a three-game series with the Braves. Joshua's patb bas gone full clrlce now and, no longer a pro- mising young prospect, the 31· year-old Joshua is righting for baseball redemption and survival with the Dodgers. Salvaged from the Mexican League by Totnmy Laaorda. Joshua said be wondera bow much his r eserved. quiet personality had to do with his lack or success in the major leagues. "It's really stran1e. but somehow I got the reputation of belnl a sulky type of ballplayer juat because I don't a mile and laugh and t.a.lk au tbe time lite ia lot or others do," Joshua said re· cently. • · J tried being more outcoinl, laughing it up and talking toue, but it didn't work. I'm not made that way: it juat isn't me. ''I've often wondered if thinp would have turned out different. ty ir I'd been more aureuive, more ueertive." Joshua appean bitter toward I Walter Alatoa. feellq be cUcba't ~ recel•e a real cbanee to ~ ; duriq bia previoua It.lat wit.b Lot Aqelet. He WU a starter la " botb 1173 8Dd 11'14, but bQuriel forced tlim out of tbe U......, ad <See 108Bt1A, .... au ----.._. .. __ ...,__.._._ ............. -.... .,--.----···-.-.--........ . ......... - .. ,..._,..., 11. 1111 Sports Break AC ....... llepllt ''°"' .. Wortd of lporta USC Lose& Its Center: Robinson to Turn Pro ....._ AP-111°'11 LOS ANOSLll:S -Hiab...n... cent« Cliff m RoblmoD bu ct.l..S to pua up Ma Tut two yean of •lillbWty 1t ScMltMrn Calilonda la favor ot playlq buketball c=::.._.•b. RObt ...... U.. KOrW for the Trojw du.rlq the put two .. uoaa. wd lloaday be .... aubmju.ed bla name for tbe Natiooal Buketball AalodaUOD draft on Juoe 25 "I've been in cont.act wttb aeveral ~ams Milwaukee, New York. San Antonio and Houston," Roblnlon u 1d by telephone from hi• home lo Oakland. SOCCEA I FOOTBAil. ............ Roblnaon, 19, was the lop acorer ln what was the Pacirtc-8 Confenmce u a f~hman and led the Pac.to an rebounding t.bis past ~uon as a sophomore. He missed the last eight games ol the U'7'8 79 St'tt8oo, locludln& two NCAA playoff con- test.a, with a spramed foot. ~ucched Decked Again ------..... .-et •lw Dai.,,--------, lletrolt (~nernl M unag~r n. Campbell, on admit· tlna femul«' reporter::; mlo th~ TiJ{ers' locker room: "I am so slrk and tired of lawyers that I don't cure any more. lA"t ull lht• women ~o in. Personally. I'm opposed· to it. l be:•hc\lu our players have a right lo their ptivar y " Although that's Texas third base coach Frank Lucchesi on the seat of bis pants, Lenny Randle didn't put him there. Lucchesi was manager of the Rangers two years ago when Randle, a player on the club at the time, decked his skipper with a right to the jaw in a highly publicized a ffair. The incident caused Randle to be traded to the New York Mets, not to mention the settle- ment be lost in the c;ourt battle that followed. In the photo above, Lucchesi is just trying to avoid a foul ball, which he found much easier than avoiding Randie's right cross. Tltr O•r Tltaf Goe Atcaff PRAIT. Kun. -Tillman Gibson c~n't wait for ll photo processors lo finish the pictures of his prize white bass. The police are interested, loo. They hope the photos will also show a Fish and Game Commission impostor who took. on Sunday what may have been a record catch, saying lhe stPte agency needed it for the eggs. Gibson, 49, of Wichita, said a man representing himself as a Fish and Game biologist weighed the white bass in at six pounds·ll ounces better than the recognized world mark. The man then took the fish and four others caught by Gibson. /tlofllca• Pltrlte• Reds Pa•f Padre• Paal Moskaw p itched to just one batter over • the minimum the final four innings as the Cincin· nati Reds moved one full game ahead of Houston with a 7-4 victory over San Diego ... Steve Ke mp s ingled home the lie-breaking run with two out in the bottom of the eighth inning, <tnd Milt Wiicox pitched a four-hitter as Delroil dc•fcatf&<l the Ne w York Yankees, 3-1 . . Buddy Bell sioglel'i in a run to break an eighth inni ng tie and help Texas to a 7-5 victory over Mlke Mus ball and the Minnesota Twins ... Kansas Cily·s Rieb Gale notched his third straight vie· tory with a five-hitter , and Pete LaC~k drove in the Royals' only run with a s acrifice fly in the eighth inning to defeat Seattle, 1-0 ... Left-hander lllck Waits tos!>ed a two-hitter. yielding only a single and double to Toronto second baseman Dave McKay, as Clevehmd defeated Toronto and hard-luck losing pitcher Tom Underwood, 1-0 . . . The Oakland A's lost an exh1biton game to their O~den farm squad, in Ogden, 13·1 . . . Shortstop Garry Templdoa does not have a broken wrist, as previously feared, and will return to action as soon as the soreness subsides. Flt1ing Paster ·"a11 Pa•• llp Preallne•• Flying Paster. who came in a d isappointing • fifth fn lbe Kentucky Derby;-witl not -run in the Preakness if the Pimlico Race Course track is muddy, according to bis trainer ... The Toronto Glove and Mail says Montreal Canadiens goaltender Ken Dryden may be playing out his last season with the National Hockey League team with the hopes of playing next fall In the Soviet Union ... UCLA is seeded No. 1 and defending cham- pion Stanford is ranked fourth for the NCAA tennis cham· pionsbips which begin Monday al the University of Georgia ... The Philadelphia Eagles Monday extended Coach Dick VermeU's contract, which had two years rem a.ining, another five years ... Beuldo Nebemlab and 16-year--0ld Caady Yoa1, both record-breaking hurdlers, were voted by the New York Writers Association as the outstandmg athletes of the indoor track season . . . Sylvester "Sly" WUUams, a jun1or al the University of Rhode Island, and sophomore Garcia Hopkins of Morgan St.at.e have renounced their college eligibility and are free to be selected in the Na· tional Basketball Association draft June 25. Tele.,lsion, Radio TV: Hockey -New York Rangers vs. Montreal Ctaped> 11 p.m .• Channel 22. RADIO: Baseball -Dodgers at Atlanta. 4:30 p.m., KABC <790); Milwaukee at Angels, 7:15p.m .. KMPC <710>. Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division NATIONAL LEAGUE West Division NASLCoacb F1.red Today MEMPHIS, Tenn. CAP > Coach Eddie McCreadie was fired today by the Me mphis Rogues of the North American Soccer League . Rogu es owner Harry Ma ngurian named Charlie Cooke, a veteran midfielder with the Rogues, as interim coach. Cooke will coach the team Wed· nesday night when the Rogues meet th e Diplomats at Washington. The Rogues arP in last place in the Central 01vi~ion w1lh a 2·6 record. They arc the lowest scoring team in the NASL with five goals in eight games . McCreadic. 39, was tured last year after the Ro~ues' original coach. Malcolm Allison, failed to put a team together in the franchi se's fir s t season. McCreadie's team posted a 10-20 r ecord highlighted by a 1-0 vic- tory over the lt:ague champions. tbe Cosmos . Mccreadie was in the last year of a two-year contract with the Rogues. 'Skins Trade For Carter W ASHJNGTON r AP> -Rup· ning back Louis Carter, a four· year National Football League veteran from the University of Maryland, has been acquired by the Washington Redskins from lbe Tampa Bay Buccaneers for an undisclosed draft choice, the team announced today. Carter. a third-round draft choice by Oakland in 1975, was ac§Uired by Tampa Bay in the 1916 veteran a llocation draft from the Raiders. Carter , 26. led the Bucs in rushing in their first year in the NFL with 521 yards a nd bad 20 pass receptions. But be gained only 275 yards in 81 carries last season. JOHHSOM It SOH SALESMAN OF THI MOH'lH Minnesota Texas Aagels Kansas City Chicago Oakland Seattle W L Pct. G.B 22 10 .688 Cincinnati Houston Dodgers W L Pct. 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SCN THE •"AMILY UNCOl.N-M ERCllRV STORt. 2626 Harbor Blvd. C0tt1 Mesa 540-5630 \ • 57495 '77 FORD •IAHADA COUPI Gold with ten Interior. AM/FM-8 tract<. and air conditioned comtort. (937TDE). '3995 I .. - f'rea Pa,,e a I CABLE TELEVISION'S IMP ACT • • • wants something besides soap operas. "IT'S TIIE P UBLIC airwaves the three networks are trying to close up, and I woo 't let that happen. It just isn't fair." Cable television could change the face of America, making ob- s olete those fork-like antennas that dot the landscape. Cable does not pull its signals out of the air for a maximum of 12 c hannels like commercial TV. Inste ad, its sets are hooked up to metal cable wires that transmit TV s ignals over as many a<> 36 c ha nnels in the similar way that telephone wires car ry phone calls. For a subscription fee. cable viewers get the normal com- mer cial cha nnels, plus addi- tional programming that has concentrated on first-run movies and live s ports events. INDUSTRY FIGURES report that 14.5 million homes out of 73 million TV h ouseholds are hooked up to cables, and Young a nd Rubicao, the ad agency. predicts that almost one third of the .homes in the United States will be on cable io 1981. Cable revenue is expected to be $1.5 billion this year. Initially, cable was used ex- clusively to improve regular TV . reception, particularly in low elevation areas. An antenna would be built for a community and cables would be strung from the tower to the homes. Sup- posedly, the first such Com· mun ity Antenna Te levision <C ATV> -cable's more formal name -was organ ized by Robert J . Tarlton in Lansford, Pa .. in 1950. ' John Walson, however. claims to have pioneered the industry a couple of vears earlier, getting the impetias for his discovery from a run-an with a flirtatious bride. W Al.SON RAN an appliance business in Mahanoy City, Pa., which is surrounded by moun· tains. To demonstrate his TV sets, Walson would drive up a m o unt ain where three Philadelphia signals were available. A newly married couple was interested in a television set, but the husband said he was too ti red to ride up the mountain for a de monstration. "His wife got so m ad at him that she sat tight tight against me as we drove off." recalled Walson. "She said, T m going to show tum. I don't mean anything by 1t. I only want to get him Jealous'." WALSON WAS SO upset by <See CABLE, Page 84) Save gas with our Spring Changeover~ Participatltwg £xx0tt dealers ... futmin& the Gas Snen. Exxon Steel Belted Radial tires and Unlflo motor oil. Olange C1'lf3f to these great Exxon products and you could s1art saving th1ssPnng. Gas-Saving Uniflcf Motor Oil. After a break~n period, Uniflo allows engines to tum easlE!f be- , cause of special friction modifiefs. A fleet of test cars ave<aged 16 c>Ctra miles per tankful of gasoline with Unlflo compared to con· ventional multi.grade oils. Try Uniflo for your next 011 change. Gas-Saving Exxon Steel Belted Ratf.al Tires, with 40,000-mile Dcd>le Coverage Wananty. Radial tires roll ITlOf'0 easily than non-radial tires, so they give better gasoline mileage. And the Exxon Steel Belted Radial Is so tough. Exxon has kept its 40,<Xnmlle Double <:overage Limited Warranty while most competitor.; have dropped theirs. It's an extra you get When you buy Exxon Steel Belted Radials. These tires are warranted against tread W03f0Ut for 40.00J miles of noonal passenger car sefViW.They are also warranted against road hazard damage from chuckholes, sharp objects, etc., as well as defects In mateoal and workmanship. AOAO HAZANl8 See your Exxon dealer for complete warranty details. Change OYef n<M to Exxon Steel Belted Radials and get our double OOYerage warranty in writing . [E)f{ON] let's mike every mile aurt. • E)f{ON - ................. ...._ -·-_._'!'. ' QOLF/VOLLEYBALL/BASEBALL Lopez . Still the Best Nancy Haa E.inuhed 1-2 in Five of Six Events ., HOWAao L HANDY Ot .. o. .. ,_........ lt}'OU don"t ~ Nllncy Lopes' name •l lM top of tht> LPCA monf'y h t tvtry week. don't be alarr:Md. The w1nMr of rno•Ot-and flayer of lM )'Hr honors a ur •«<> lit do1nt al rl1ht •a•ln thtA 8e11111on but an oJf season marriaae nas t'Urtallfod h••r 1•ttrtlc1pellon an a number of events. Lope'& 'I\ play\nK .-noua&h to rt"maln on top or nt-ar the top ol tht' morwy list and In five of six official evenl8 she hos playt'd, sh.-hH finished e1tht1r fi n.t or •«"cond Thol\l' who watctM!d h~r lose an almost certaln VtC'lory 1n thf> Women's Kemper Open •t Mesa Vt•rdt> Countr ('lub In March, know sh•· haan't ~t uny of thC' touch that kept ber In th._. cbaae untll ttw ph.iyoffs If 1htl ck..~adcs tu play In mor\' t'Vt'nts durin1 tht> summer months, she ::.hould be the t.op money wm ner again lhts b('IUiOn. She has played 1n only sevt.-n tournamen&JJ uut or 12. yet has won $8K,475 • • • Whe n W.-st4'rn Amttteur Golf Association I WAGA) fo&dl'd ni. doors this !>t'ason for lack of a s ponsor. West Coast umateur tour bttame the only a mate ur ot1i?an1iat1on oper1:tt1ng in Southern Califorrua. Larry Murfi'l.'>On. who started WCAT last year, served with WAGA ~fore he formed the new g roup. Margison experts some 400 ~olfers to pa rticipate this summer in tourna mf'nts throughout the area. usually pn Monday. The m embership ree is $25 und further information may be guancd by calling Margison at 892-2029. * • • Despite the poor t1min~ for top college players , the PGA h as a bulky fi e ld or SIO applications for the spripg qualjfying school at Pinehurst Country Club in Pinehurst, N.C. June 6·9. Regional qualify. ing tournaments of 72 hok!s are being held this week at five locations including Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage. The regionals will pare the field to 150 for the final test, also over 72 holes, with the number or cards to be issued to be announced at a later date. The field includes eight Canadians, two from Sweden a nd others from the Baham<ts, Guatemala a nd South Afn(•a. Top college stars will miss the competition because of the timing. The NCAA championships won't be held until next week. a week after the re- gionals. Thf' collegians can't Jeopardize their a mateur standing to compete in the PGA qualify. ing ,. • * Thr deadhnt· for t·ntnci. 1n the $6.000 inv1tat1onal p~ tow'ft•mttnt at Mesa Verdt Country Club ia May 25, 46('.c<>rdt~ to bolt pro Art Scbilllnc. The ~vent l• c~n to 30 pros and llO amalew-s and wW IM' pl1yed a" u bt>ttt>r ball of twosome event. Rich Bond and Oron.ic Coast Savino ure contributing eubatantially lo the prize fund or $6,000 with the winnlru: tt•1m1 tl'l.'•·1v1n..: Sl,000 imd the low scoring pro $500. • • • Tt:v. SIKYr.4 Thl'rt' 1s i;Ull time lo enter the rut I h•dt-n c••lcbrity .:olt tournament at Irvine Coust Country <.'luh June 4 tor benefit of the John 'fr1t<'Y Chmc Orang<> C:ounty Guild. For rurtber in· formut1on. u ll tl.26 1246 . Two tournaments are on t•1> thus Wl't'kt•nd including the Roman Gabriel l''ly (Or l.t·uk~rnrn t•v .. nt a t Rancho Las Palmas CC an Rancho Mtru~c u11d the Norm Cros by celebrity at Tierra deJ Sol tn Cullforrua City (~ldftfl ,.1 rtta €oMrsn IR\'I Nt-: t'OAS1' Danny Btbb captured his third 1·oni:.ecul1H· mt·n 1> club cha mpionship at 1 rv1ne Coai.t l'ouol ry Club with rounds of 78 74 74 74 300 II\• lll'f<>ated Ken Jacobsen by 111 ret.• strokt'1> BIG CANVON Eclecu c women 's member- membt.'r tournam~·nt /\ Flight !Gross> -Marie Grav Donna Smith 72 . <Net> Deane Helperin. .Jan~ 'Haggin, f;O H F.hght !Gross) Je-ao Lambert. Hl'lcn Tegeler. K2 : t Ne ll J ane Martin. Ano Mer· rill. 59. C Flight l<iross> Duffy Whi\low. Mary l''rome. 70: (Nt'll Ruth Raff. Marge Evans, 63. N•:WPORT BEA('lt Women's Club low net tournarmml A Flif!hl-Vannie Sturgis, 48 : B t"ltght OQns Menrung, 44. C Flight-Jane Hale, 43. Field Shots: A Fltghl V<1nnie Sturgis. 30 : B flight Dora~ Menning. 28 ; C Flight Hie > Joy Hughes. Kay Pahler, 41. Bingo bango bongo· A Flight Vannie Sturgis. 20: B Flight 1ti('1 Lou Larkin. Jan Meacham, 18; C Fhght Irene Almquis t. 17 Least Putts A Fl11~ht Sturgis, 33: B Flight- Meacham. 29: C Flight Lucy Thronson. 35. Low Net A l"l 1 j.!ht Ilic ) Dorothy Walker , Meacham, Sl ; C J"hght Jane Cam, SI. NEWPORT BEAC'H Men's Club blind low net of twosome · A Flight Tom Ginger. Chuc k Sannes. 41. B Flight Sl«>V(' Schader , W. Killin. 441'2, C FliJtht 11. Larkin, B. Stott, 351h. Low gross: Gingcr·Sann\•S. 57 Bhnd low nt.•t four~ome· F'irst-Ra ndy Stinson. 0111 Cullt-n. RHrnt'y McClure. Ed Anderson. 209 Tu.c:lly. ~ 15, 11'71 DAILYPILOT - TOM GREGORY BRIAN FARIS TIM KAOHNFELDT Seven Area Teams in Second Round Volleyball Play Resumes By ROGER CARLSON Norick and Lance Stewart m the lineup Of• ... o•ur .. 1110.... Estancia's Tim Krohnfeldt, Craig Keup and With firs t round preliminaries out of the way. Jeff Gasper are the Eagles' leading force, while C I F voUeyball playorf action gets down to the Huntington Beach will try lo come up with the up-· serious business of q ualirying ror qua rterfina 1 __ s_et_o_r_t_he_y_e_a_r_be_h_in_d_th_e_p_la_y_o_r_B_r_i_a_n_F_a_r_is_. __ _ berths as matchups on several fronts take place ..------~'"=""" tonight. Orange Coast a rea teams , which form the vast majority or talent in the ehminatjons. will have seven powerhouses in action tonight. m cluding the top three seeds -South Coast League cha mpion San Clemente. Sunset League champion Newport Harbor <.1nd South Coast League runnerup Laguna Beach. EACH IS BILLED for a 7 o'clock st.art. Amon~ eight second·round games 1n the playoffs are San C lemente at Huntin~ton Beach, Loe; Altos at Newport Harbor. Jrvine al Laguna Bea('h, No. 4 seeded SaR&a Monica at F'ounlam Valley and Estancia at Bishop Montgomery The t.op three seeds are not expected to ex- perience undue d1Hiculty an ad van{•ang, but No '1 Santa Monica could have its hands full at Fountain Valley. where the Barons have been bolstered by the return of Tom Gregory . CAll llNDA BLUE ABOUT A Pirates Honored Three on First Team Los Alamitos 10% INTEREST LOAN SAN CLEMENTF. INVADES' Jluntingtnn fOR HOMEOWNERS Estancia. a wmner OVl'r South Coast Leai;u•· power Mis!>10n VieJo. 1~ :.il:.o ~~1v1·n :.i ~oud s hot at winning. Beach wtth cnamp1onsn1ps at Inglewood and an th .. 1 • Opens Friday Orange County invitationals under its bt'lt, led by ~ The ri~hest purse schedule in CIF :~~:e~~:ut;~t:;.a:::n:~d~~t M:::g~:~~e::~t 7'fewpor:1~~~~~~o~:'s~~nC ~ . Five Orange Coast College baseball playe rs have been; selected All-South Coast Con· fe rence by member coa ches. FlnlTHm ... ,_ ,.~, ... S<-c iom N"'°to. U rr•tO'\ track history, the richest race in vatuab\e Player, leads the Newport Harbor cont· s late history and a rematch of ingent, and Laguna Beach, which advanced to ~e (714) 644-8824 Cl ""'" .. , 14\ '' Pitcher Joe Mutt and in- fie lders Mike Sodders and Tom· my Barnett were selected for the first team while infielder Don 11111 and outfield('r Randy Day were named to the second "1it IF EclA-lunQ.:..tnl .. Ana •F-MIM~Or ..... CNll 1 F -A~• E-r•. C~rrltO• IF -Jett \/IN!. Fut~rton IF-T-..,_.,Or•-CN•I -.n Q So •• ~ "'10 34 ... So ~ '"' .lll !>o. .olCH ~o. 366 ·~ ...... I ast year 's duel between Danny -~C~l~F~fi~m~a~t::s ~i~n_.:197~8.:_· ~bo~a~s_:ts~A~n~d'..'..r~ew:_~Ood~~d,:s·:..._:K:,:e:_:v_:m~========================== Cardoza and Kenny Hart will Ed Amelung of Santa Ana was chosen player of the year -OF-G..-Swi<M,Ml.V.C OF-AocllA4N1n, C«rllO\ OF -IH,.....i B•o<k•'· SO M~•.A OF A-W~. '!..tn!a An.4 Ot< 600~. ~141 An• Uhl Ph.I Slrom, SO MM.II ,._,.......,Or_C..tt P-M ike F.,_, Ml SAC p GleMP. ........ ~ffllCK Player of Ye<>r ArMllnQ .,., )&< Ft H I ', 1'11 f, • \ • r I 1 So 13 C.0..:11 of YNt-•11• IC.•nc: ""'· C~r,.10\ highlight the quarte rborse races a t Los Alamitos which kicks off an 82-night run Friday. With 33 s takes ra ces scheduled, including the $750,000 SKOAL Dash For Cash Futurity on July 28, Los Alamitos will of· fer over $3.7 million in purses. Racing at the Los Alamitos Mull had a 9·S won-lost record and a 2.76 ERA as a freshman. Sodde rs. who compiled a 23· ~ame hillinJ:! streak during the s .-ason . finis he d with a .385 average with J9 RBI. S«-ham track will run Monday t.hroug.h c &n!ntwin .... ., .... soM .. "8 "" 781 Saturday wilh first post set for lf'-O.OMlll,Or-C.N•I f • ,,, 1F -J.c:il~r11,s0 Mn<1 "' rn 7 .45 p.m. The meeting winds up 1F -M•••Pro0r,MI $AC .n 1/\ Aurf 21 IF-U lfry"ieo!,(.p(TllO\ Ir JI• ,.,. ' 1F K••tlll..onQo<i•.Mt s11c "> JY. Harl a nd Cardoza. whose g:-~=~:.:,·;:~;:~' ~,,: ~'~ mounts «>arned over $1 million in B'am etl. a freshman, hit .381 and had 20 RBI. llill and Day are a lso freshmen. Hill hit .275 with .eight RBI and Day had a .333 average w1lh eight RBI OF -Mik• u vem111w. !xlnla "'"" .,., ~ 19'7R. will be joined by Bobby 2~ ~~=·~;.~~;:-~ ~ Adair. the a ll-time leading Los u111 Denn•~""""""""· Gr0\\mon1 •, 1•1 A I am itos jockey. and John .. way"l!Jecqu•" .. Fu11er1011 ""' 1n• Watson. who is nearing the 500 P P11u1 w111~.c.err11"' '.><I \I P e<1<1<~ HOl)QC, C••nlo' _____ ...., ___ s , __ v_1c_t_or __ y_le_v_c_I _a_l _Lo_s_A_l_a_m_i_tos._·_-f Surf, Brighton · Battle to 1-1 Tie It was only an exhibition game but the California Surf tn·ated Monday's soccer m atch with Brighton or Engla nd like any other NASL contest. Meaning. of course. the Surf didn't score or al- low many goals. Before a d1sm nl crowd ol 3,044 at La Palma Park, the Surf battled to a 1·1 draw with Brighton, a team that. will compete in the English first division next year. Craig Allen. a 19-year-old native of Britain, scored the Surf goal in the 8lst minute following a rree kick. Four minutes later. Malcolm Poskett re- taliated for Brh~hlon. The Surr, coming off a 3--0 loss Satu.rda1 against the slumping New England Tea Men, was on the attack from the start. California attempted 16 shots in the gam e, 11 or which came in a score· less first half. • SAVE WHOLESALE PRICES( Mike Mahoney, acquired by the Surf in the trade that senl Tony Cbursky to Chicago, was credited with three saves in his first start in goal MICHELIN for Calilomia. . lhe rosiest growlnQ tiro company 1n Amencoi With new lights being installed at Anaheim Stadium. the Surf was forced to move the exhlbi· Hl~!0?.1_ 1~1.;a. ... ..,.1.¥11~,. lion ~ame to La Palma last week. Not surprising-175.13 so." ly, the crowd was the s mallest ever to watch a 175-14 SJ." regular scheduled Surf game. 185-14 57.tt ·UCI Signs JC Guard John Clark, 6-4, 190- pound guard from De Anaa Colle•e in San Jose, baa aiped a na- tional letter of intent to play basketball at UC Irvine. ----------195-14 '°·" 205-14 . £5.tt 21 5-14 . . "·" 205-15 .. . .. "·" 215-1 5 . .. 7J.tt 225-15 . . . . . .. . . 16.tt 0-15 ....... 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Pitt.,.., ,.,: ........... l.NI, >t; ,.,....,.,, "--· >ti ........ ~ .. ,. • -·-• A,.T....,..._ FO WL WEATHER Boston Red Sox pitcher Tom ~urgmeicr . frightens a fowl who was seemingly enjoy- ing the r a my weathe r Monday at Fenway Park in Boston. _Burgm~ier was jogging around the perimete r of the fie ld prior to the game with Baltimore. The duck l<mrted a few yards away a nd continued to enjoy the weathl·r. But Burgmeier didn't. The game was pos tponed because of ram. HIGH SCHOOL ALl.·SOUTH COAST LEAGUE ts..tected l>Y CN t M \ l Ftf'tT•4'm P (t.t1Q ScnmtOf 4Miti..-.t()n V1~10•. C A,,,, C.,u t y l!,an (1 .. m .. f'H .. 1 O F 8r490 ,,.,.., .. , t(,.ip1'1rt;;nO Vdll .. y ~ Pdul L..,.Jo+.,. IM 1\\1on V•r1o i, <.rnn A~., H.-\'\~tOf"I \11• 10 tf Brian .. mnf!y (0.in" H1ll\t. R~~ I ,.,. l dQvM Mtlt\ Rttt\dV Cummino fM 1\ '\run ¥11 tO• M,.,. 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Lon Hinll"' , lfflrt\f•n9 10.lllll R~ oaaPHA f'liHINO .,.. .. ,. 14.3,11' l)t,?10 131,)n 1,. .. ,, "'·"' 11/ ,O)< llJ,Jt\ 101, .. } 101,IS/ NaWPOllT IOav.,•1 l.Hhrl -64 anoier~ JO llOnlto, 11 bttn, SO roo II~. t ll•llbut, 100 mac111rot1. IA,.'t LtAfl"ll lC antlen ~ llOnlto. 41•oc:k11&11, I ll•tll>ul OANA _...,. -.. ""9lerJI JO t>eu. 3' llefllte, trec•fltfl, tUm.ttkHtl. LO .. O laACM (o.Mfl'• Wllerll 0 a~: t llerrecude.) llOnlt•. t t•llct lleu , ., rec•'""· c...._. PW1-" •neien: ur recltM, t cewtod, 7•111•0-1. IANTAMONICA Jl ...... n . H lteUllut, It reclt....., t "°"''°· t .--Mn SAN DtR~ ............ 9-•> 11 .,,...., 71 barracuda, • 11on1te, I 11no coci IM••ICllJ•I Pieri IU ent ltrt U yll-11, 7CJ Nf'ra<UCla, 01 rpe:ll 11"1. 4 Ma lleM,, -NU, 1 llotlll>cll 11llOnllo,1 llnt<od. vaNTU•A " •"9i." 31S roe:• Cod, n COW CM. I llfltt<Oll MOltRO l'IY fVlr9°s L•ndlncll I/ .>flQlt•\ l ""o 1.00. ns roe • coo SAH SIME OH J/ dnqt•r<. S llnq coo. JIS roo COCI SAN PEDRO 11lnCI SI L~ndlnQ) t>l ..tnQlt'' 1 Y""l!ow h11I •" C-'f•t u hrl\\ •3 bonito 1ti0mdt ""'_.I, 11\r•JC.\ t••h I Por110' C•UI " .tnql .. ,t\ , (fliil O b-1\ ... , ' "'"° b•'i'\, PH rocll. lOd 1tt mnt•l''""' AYILA IAV (Por1 S•n Lut•I 19 dnQI•" ti 11nv cod, 7JS toe._ <.00 SANT4 14RllAlt4 11 dnQIP" 110 r..i \n~p~r •S 11ncnOC1 t.4AL18U l& ,,nql~'' • r,tthbut ~7 1>on110, JO m"'o.er .. t • \..r10 b~l\•, M t ••ht" u bd1.\, 11 t C)( Iii ~, ... ,.All401SE COVE Olb•'"l"''' t t>.ou I ttttllbut, 4~ tO<~ (..00 It E 00"00 lb "n""'" 9S b•rr~tud• •1 b0n1lo, l1c.•htob.it\\, t ndltbut. ~i ""K• 111~ octA"SIOE JI llnql•" I C.ll'\O °""· bl w no I»'\\ I "•UWt JI mac-.erf!t SEAL IEACH )•0 ti)(' <OO ~··· ~ NOllfH AMERICAN SOCCE It LEAGUE NAllon.itl Cont•renc• (f \ttrn 0h'tt •on W L GF GA IPPU C o\mo• W11•.n1nQton kOC""''' r rort)nt., • J 1 '' ~u ,., " 1 ?I I~ II \l 1 b <, II q 71 I I 8 1) 8 1• M HIM•\C1fA r ul\'1 V;tntouyrr I O\ An(I' It"'\ Potffeno St•ttt• Ctntr4t Dl•lt1on ~ I I/ \ 1 iq .. ,~ , \ 11 wrtott"' Otvts.10" I IA I I • I\ J • 11 Anwt'•<•" C.Oftf•r•n<• Eutern 01•1\lon '•mpe 8<tY b 1 I• Ph1l•d~1,,,.,~ J \ t S Forl louOerdot• J \ 13 Nt* Engt...O 1 b 6 Houston C1tlca90 Oetroll Memp"1~ c ... trillOtvl&I ... , 18 1 IS . " 7 & s Wffttr1tOIYISIOft I II> \1 •• 16 41> 11 I, )6 18 l7 1• " so I II I/ ') J I 10 II 1'I " 1\ ~I .. I\ lJ I• 11 JO •• & .. ll 0 SI II ll 11 ' 11 )) I) ) 1/ S•n Ol•QO ; ' 11 tft ll Jt f Omonlon • 11 17 11 )S C<11Horn1a 1 8 tO ~ 31 ~""Jo"' v '> 15 '> • NOTE. Su· Po•*"''° .;,wdrtJM! tor 4 Yt( lory .and 01"1(" bOnu\ p01nt P""f ooaf w ith ,. m1ta •mum ot three Pt'' oitrn.-Toclay'• C.tme. No 9•mc-• \(~dull'<! AMEllllGAN $0CCE1t LEAGUE E11tem o •vlslon Columbu• NY APOiio NY E•olc" Cltve1~ne1 Penn\Yl•MllO Nlw J"'""Y W I. f GI' GA l"'°b • 1 I ' • • 31 l ?181ft71 I ) 1 11110 7 J 1 1 I I' ' 1 b • • ?O ' • 0 • 8 • Woter" Dov"'°" Colllornl• & o t " \ •• •• lO\AnQtl.... < ) 11 11 11 '4 Satr<1mtnto J I \ b H lnCl1iln•POll\ 1 j b ) 11 L•\ YrQd\ I ~ 1 ~ 1 J \ " NOT£ 1-.-,,. 001nt\ .,..,,.,d,.CI tor • win, tw o tor 4 tit. tttMS ,.,,, •• bonu\ point tor each oo•• HO<tcl ~ 10 '""'• ooa•• ""' v•,.,.. T ... y'•Gemfl NO O•""'' \<-Itel I Misc. MOffOAY'~ TllANSACTIONS FOOTIALL "•t-l'-•11 L•-NEW YORK GIANTS Announced lhe rUIQne non of 11111 Puce ll\, 11ne1>itder (Otcll N•mtd Oon Poll•rel li"•l>•Otr ,_,,, OAKLAND RAIOF RS Signed Bn•o l evtot •no Clarence Ouren, Clt fen•t•• INtH PHILADELPHIA l:llGlES E•l•ndlrd IM contract Of Ottll Vtrmtll, MH CO.Ch, tor ttveyNt\ CC>Lt.eoe UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Announc..i Ille r••IQnetlon cM C~•lt> f ,,.,,,,..,,, •ll\le11< Cllftclor N-Of' HetYy Malllo\ alllle11< GlrKtor PlllNCEl()N Na ..... M•O t y 51,.._,., euhl.,,t l>e\llolllolll <CMttl\ II e!NHl:LAtR POLY NllMO Mlkt ,.._ ftWMNhO<ll .... <oa<ll ........ -----------... -·-· ..... --..... -------.. -.. . , communication between him and the former Dodger nianaeer. Joebua sald. adding that bia rtlatiooablp with pres- eoL.aldpper Luorda is vasUy different. ie y • e. a a Service E&ectri~ Cable TV lnc. now has nearly 200,000 sub· scribers. From thil mO'dest begtMJna. cable TV bu exploded into the 19705. But it took a combination of two factors to s ignificantJy ln· crease the cable audience. however. are lob bylDI for changes in tbe Federal Com· nuaolea&.ioal Mt-&o MM supe1'9tatloa aetivlUel. Turmr•a channel 17 ln Atlanta -Wldeb carries a heavy ~beduleof apona and network rerun.a -ia pteked up free by cable outleta aCrc.& the country. Turner expeeta to make money by cbarainl blOer rates to advertbera lookiDa tor a national audience. ·'Tommy knows what I can do." Joshua s~•d· "He managed me in Albuquerque. I feel com- pletely cornlortable with him, something I've never felt with any other manager, and something that was really lack- ing when I was playing for Alston. The moet important was the launching of Sat.com. tbe RCA communications satellite in 1975. By bouncing signals off this domestic satellite 22,300 miles above the equator, program· mers can send shows from one s tation into cable s ystems across America. Last month, baseball Com - miss ioner Bowie Kuhn 's top aide. Sandy Haddoo, reportedly sent telegrams to all the elubl. requesting that they take a con- gressman to the ballpark during Congress' Easter recess. The in- vitation to games would be largely s ocial, Haddon's message said, but it suggested "Tommy saved my life." con- tinued Joshua. signed by Los Angeles out of Tabasco of the Mexican League prior to this season. "Sometimes I reel like I'm just dreaming that I'm back with the Dodgers." HOME BOX OFFICE IHBO l was the first pay television outfit .to use the domestic satellite. It's broadcast of, the fight" betw~n Muhammad Ah and Joe Frazier in Manila in 1975 was the first s ports event t ransmitted by dom estic satellite. HBO. the largest program supplier to ca· ble systems. now has over 900 a ffilia tes and nearly three million subscribers in all SO states. Lasorda is using Jos hua , a left -h anded hitting outfielder. m ost ly a s a p1nc h·h1tte r . although he has started a rew games. that the invitations could "be helpful with revisions in the Federal Communications Act." T h e enemies of cable retrans mission s ay that tbe sports leagues and teams should have sole control over their prod uct. They also feel there aboukl be compensation (or the cable broadcasting of their games. The a s s u e, ca lled re - trans rruss1on consent, is current- ly being de bated in Washington. Waived by the Dodgers alter the 1974 season, his best major lea ~ue season was with the Giants in 1975 when he hit .318. seventh best 10 tbl' Nutjonal Lea~ue. The Giants sold him to Milwaukee. then the Brewers re· leased rum after tbe 1977 season. The second ractor was the re- cent Federa l Communication Comm1ss1on 's policy shift that allowed more freedom of the airwaves so cable syste ms could pick up as many distant stations as they wanted , Additionally. the cable systems wouldn't need the consent of the originating broadcasters to pick up their signals. Joshua said he"s beginning to o nce again feel comfortablt.· around the Dod~ers he "J:rew up wit h" in the minors. but addc<l that there·~ one b1~ difference n o w · · T h e y r t• a I I m illiona1res. · Thl' FCC action. indicating the .. WE'VE GOT TO determine what we can do ... to protect our property rights as far as the rip-off of distant signals is con· ce rned," s aid the NBA's O'Brien "Our product is going o ut to the vie wers without any r e mune rations to us." F ro"' P a g r BJ The NBA. along with the other :sports leagues. picks up millions of dolla rs from commerc"al te lev1s1on contracts , "but we may ultimately wind up with an unsaleable product, .. said David Ste rn . the NBA 's general counsel. CROWNING F I NISH. • • Original Anteate rs who has been nearly forgoUen after earrung ' NCAA Division II All-American honors in 1975. win the 5.000. making up ror a second-place finish in th!.! 3,000 s teepleehase. Veatch was even hus1er than King He won tht· 10-event de cathlon and to prove he can be a ~pec1alist when he wanted to. he C"aptured the 110 high hurdles en a school record t:i x NBC, which JUSt s igned an ex- pen:-.1w four Yt!<tr contract with baseball. I!> conct'rnt:d that llll the ('able games available dur- ing thl· wt'ck will decrease its rnungs for S<tturday s "Game of thl· Week." Moses. IJke Ed ~hlmeyer did a year ago, took up the s lack of an injury-plagued di!>tanrc crew The j unior from C re~ce nla Valley won the 10.000 mC'ters. a r ace UCI didn't even figure to place in . desp\tc running an ex lra 400 lx!caus(· of a mix-up of la p cards . With hlistcrs. Mose.., came back to finish third in the 5,000. But you could JUSt as easily glance at Miller 's dope s heets to ~<·e how the Anteaters fared If l'Vl•ryl>ody competed up to the ir potential. Mille r fi gured UCI w;;c s r;.ipah le of !>tOring 11 1 1.101nu.. and San Jose State 118 "THE BIGGEST PROBLEM 1:-0 tht' dilution of the product." Simmon~ said "I'm in favor of g iving the s ports and stations <'Ontrol of their product. Sure I'm being restrictive as far as the fan tS concerned. but I have ' a product to sell and market." WEBB AMI:: O t;T Of' On this wC'ekend . the Ant cat er ... t.•x<:l'eded even their coach's highest expectations. t M points. to out-c lass heave!} favored San Jose State (86). nowhere to finish ~econd 1n the 10,000 and Miller s aid that watching him run was like "watching a man die in slow motion .. And the difference. it seemed. was J~l as~much LaMonte Kmg as it was Len Miller. Se m mons says one res ult of tht' propensity of games on cable Jjl thal the networks might de- c ide to spend less money and put less sports programming -on tbe- a1 r Daniels, hit by a hay fever cit· tack. wore a s urgical mask to PUBLIC NOTICt; CP""71 NOTICE TO CllEOITORS SUPIAtOR COUllT OF THE ST4TI! 01' CALll'OllHIA FO• THE COUH1'Y OF ORA"CE Ho, A-"70 f\t•ll' of CECIL W \NIVCL V. 0.,f··~ NOTICE t<; HEREBY v tVE N lo th~ t~llt>r~Ol ltwo •llO"" "•""'d .,..<,.dtnt lllat alt penon\ ""'""'1 < l&1m\ ;)9&1ft\I Ille H id Ot<.e-.1 a•• rt'Qutrt!<I to 111• tnem, wltf'I ~ nP(f'\1"t,.., voucN-r\, '" the oft1(f' of the c If!,., of "'"' •bO"" ~· lllleCI covrt, °' to prt..,.nt thCJm, w111t lhe§lleceu<1ry YOll(~r~. to th~ un oe \1C)ned •• the l~w off•<~ 01 WI LIAM v. SCHMIOT, Jl>o Sa n Mio el Orlvt . Suitt JOO. Newoort Buell, CA 9?lt60, wh•<" 1\ II>(' p1~~ 0 1 bU\if"~\\ Qi '"" ~r\tQf\t'O •n alt melt len pertatnlnq to the est.no ot W•d de>· c~nl, wltllln tour month\ after tile tint OubfkaltOn O! tlloUIOflCr O•teel May 1. 1"7'1 Wllllem A.. Wittman, Sr E•e<ulOf' O! '""Will ol \ht -namta ClectMnt WILLIAM V S04MIOT JMSa•Mi.-tOr .. S..te• ~ IH<1'. CA n..o Tel f1H l -.Utt An.,.,., fer Eaec- Putlllshed 0.-Coa\I D<l•IY Ptt01. May I, IS, 12, 1'. 1'1' PUBLIC NOTICE SU,.EllllOll COUllT 01' TWE STATE M~1l'OllNIA FOR THE COUNh 01' ORANGE "'9.A-i-.. NOT t C• OF HEAll lNG 0 1' ,.lllOI AflE 01' WILL fANO COOtCIU, Ill 4NYI 4NO l'Olt LET· TE RS TIESTAMEKTAllY. E•lale ol FRANCIS MACE . ')Kea Md. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lft.tt ARTHUR CO\.LINS MACE "•• fl~ M reol'I a petition tor ProOiote ot Wiii fa nd Coclklls, II .,,,., 1 and tor Lellers THt•menterv. retwenu to Wflf<~ I\ m•oe for tur!Mr pertlculers, •n< Center Drive WHI, In l"9 City Of ~nte A .... C•llforn•&. OeteCI May 4, ltl"I LEE A. BRANCH County c .. r~ OOVOLAS L MAMIL T°" *City ,._.., Wett ,..,.,. o. ..... c...n..e A.........,,., l'eltt- Pul>ll-0.""91 C.O.'I Oeoty Pilot M•Y t. '· I). 191' t 7'3 1' PUBLIC NOTICE c,....,, llOflCIE TO Cll•OtTOllS SUNlllOll COUlllT 01' ~I SfA'n M CALtl'OtlNIA llO• TMIE COUNTY OllORANOE ...... ....,. Ellaloof Nl"'4 9 ELL VAN 9RUNT, OtcHtM. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to - c ..c!llOtt 01 llW •l>o,... NmPC1 --· Illa! •II~ 11••'"9 Clelmt """'" the Mid dKCl<lent •rt r(l(IUlr.0 to Ille ,,..m, wttll tftct ntt o ttry trouellt•» In tllt omo ot 111e c1-OI Ille ...,.,. .,,. 111 .... c-1, w to p<tWl'I t,..m, '""" 11\e flttfttar' _,.."· lo ,,.. ..,,. ctersltMCI at 1nr1n9 A Yan llnlflt, c/o Sl1nl0<CI E Sf\ew, UGO N. Mtln St • !tulle 9'0, Sent• Ana, CA •'101. wl\l<I\ " Ille pleca OI lluMMU OI ......... """lo...ci "' •II matt•" PP'1•inl1111 Ill llW ettiltt Oii Mid_....,,,, wllflln IO•lf montlt\ eller "'9 t>r.C jlllOll(etlOfl Of tlMt ntll(a. OetM IMf t 1m. 1"""9 A. v en lfllftt E-llW Ill""' Wiii ot .............. ~ ITANl'Ot'O I , ... AW , ................. ... ._..Me.CA..,.t T .. : 11MI ...,,, .. ........, ... _ ,.,,..,.,_. °' ..... C-0.11, Pltet. ...,.,,u ,n .tt.tm 1111·1' Pl"BLI(' NOTH E CP·t UO HOTICE TO CllEOITOIU SUPElltOR COUltT Of' THE STATE 0.-CALIFORHIA FOR fHE COUNTY OF ORAHGE "•· ...... ,,, E\ldl" ol OOV(;L.A!> W EDWARDS, ~ttAl.MI PUBLIC NOTICF. -FICTITIOUS IUSIHE SS "AMI \TATEMEHT f r'\f' to110-.1n9 ~r\.On\ •r~ dotnQ bu\1ntt\!t tt\ ANGELINA SQUAii£ ~,Porat~ C••Cll'. "Ul'llll'IQlon lltatlt C•l•fOr'll1• .,... Wilham 8 lht•. ~l Por•I~ (If <I«. Hunt1nolon 8Ut ft, C••1rorn1• ., ... 8f'yprty f~ •• )t.l'1 Pit•tf' ( tfCht1 Hunhn<jlon Beat,,, c.111.,..,,,. ,,..q Pl"HLIC NOTICE FICftTtOUS 9USl"ESS NAME $TATE ME NT t "'~ fotlowtnQ pets.on\ •re do1n9 bu\•IW'\~ ., PROJECT SEYE"fEEN. I.TO. JOllO Cto•n V•ttey ,,__.,,, L419<11'1a H 1<1u• t. CA •an '>ul.,_ H. A_,, 201S Scl«tan. M1u1on Vleto. CA., .. , H•rry E. wa1..,n. 1•st1 v 1st11 Plu• Or • t.4Qtin;I Ni911et, CA tH17 T "" l>cl•lnt\\ " COf\0..cleCI t>y .. • ....,,,.., _,_.\l\lp NOTICE IS HEREBY Ct VEN to !IW c rfJ<lllOf \ OI !IW -~ n.tmM:I Oo'<~nt tf\lf •fl ~ N••no claim'\ MW•n\t tNr> "4l•d Or<.fdent .ir-e rPQU1tt"d to t•lt them. wUh tf'lir M Ce\w ro; ¥0uC"t'"'· tn ,,,.. OlllU O! -(l~k ot '"~ "°""" .... Thome\ L Tnl•, JcM, Ptr•I• (I" 1•tltd court. or to pnwnt lf'le'm. with cit . Huntfru~ton B~•<h. C•t1torn1• thr n .. ct \wtt'f' voucMr '> to '"t un '1M" oer\1Qn•o •' It\, Ttu"t O..pattmrrtt '"'' bv'm•u '' conouct~O bY d !Kit.,_ H. Abllotl Tiiis \l•l""""'t "'•s Cited will\ tile County Cler' Of Orange Count" on May •• lt19. 4111 Ma (Arthur Blvo , Su1tr 100. Hm 1tKpartnel"\l\1p N~we>O"I !Wech, CA 'l?MIO, """n •S '"" ARQPlln. !><lu.tr" •tMMS 1 Pul>ll\l>fd Oranqi. ~ 0.lly PilOI, M•Y 8. I~. n. ~. ,,,. pl•<.,.. of OO~ln+t-\ OI ·~ unaf't\IQ~d '" WIUt•m 8 ft~'\-ld ~II m•tter\ perta1ntno 10 ow .,,,,.If' o• ~•f P•r•Mr ,•1d d4'-<e<Mnt, witrun •our montr" TP\•"J. \l•t•f'TW'nl Wdi\ f11Nt w11h lhf> ) •flH th~ ftr\1 pu1>1tcat1on at '"" County Cl•r-of O<tn91 County on M•Y ----- notlcl' " "'' PUBLl.C NOTICE f 11"' lnwr-t and "I U,.. °ffU\I C.ornc>dRY P\ibh•l'!Pd °'~ CO<lst Oa11v Pilot. LOlll\M Vtlou' ,,.., n ,n,,._J_) "" NOTICE 01' INTENTION TO 'l•s"IMISH,...,.t•v ---•~I• E"G A GE IN THI[ SALll OF E •.e<ulOf' O! '"" Wiii 01 PUBLIC NOTICE ALCOHCk.IC IEVE•AO.S , ..... ;tboVl' ...,......, Or<~~nl •·21·1'1 J am nl WltM4"' -------___ fo Wl\omllMoC-:ern •f It INOl!L A ANOE It SON l'ICTITIOUS IUSl"ESS Su1>1ecl lo Is~ OI Ille lkenw ap. I01t N--ey, ... JH HAMESTATllMENT pllf'CI tor. nollce I•""°"" 91-""'' Safll• ,.,.._CA '1112 T"• tollOWt"9 ~rM>n' are e1o1n9 II•~ und<H\•QneCI proposes lo >ell Ttt (Ht) f46.m1 bu•11•~H "s elcOl\oh• !lever~ et IM -lses, A~fWI-CAU.-,EY PEAL f'~l A I E ~\lroDo<t ~ lol~Jn llW-. pro.. Pul>fl>l'!Pd Ot'-C.0.\1 O"•I• PolOI SCHOOL. t .. S !> C.0.>I Hwy • 1.._. Vtclfll l>e•- May I. IS. 12 ,. 1',_ 6ro1<h. CAmSl UlJO B•llC" Bl•CI., H11nli1>9ton '11~1• Cavwy & Company Re•I f~ldll', 8"•<11. C..lllOf"'a"""' Inc • 110• $ Coa\I Hwy • Laqu"• Pur-want to wcl\ ln4c!ftti.t, t,,. 11n. ee.tl\, CA n.s1 Cl•or\lqned •S -'Y"'9 to the °"Part· Tl\I\ bv\tne\\ n conCIUtt~d D• a <Of'· men! OI Al<-tc Bever4191 Control POr•lton tor 1u~ of an al<-1< lle~tQe c-y.y,. CDml>oln. 11ons~ fOf' 11cense.i tw tltew pr~. PUBLIC NOTICE "OTtCli 01' l"TENTIOH RNI E\l<lle. l!I( m1>e\ u IOOOW• TO UfOAOE IN THE SALE Thi\ \lalemtnl ••• fllecl w1tl\ tlW "f l"' 01' Al..COMCM.IC eEVElllAGES '°""'' C~ot LOSAl'IQll~ C-IYon OnSeleBelr&Wtne S.•·7' May 4. ltl"I lP\.etkE .. ln9Ple<e\ To '#nom II May Concern I' t t..U Rtt>tKca t.e"on wl>i.tl to 1,,_, Ol IM ll<enw ep. Publ1~ Or.tnoo Coot Delly Piiot Weli.t J. Ltr'iOn p11.o lo.-, notk e I\ ...,.t>y 91ven !Mt May I. u. 22.1'. 19'7t · Put>ll"-d Ot'enve CN11 O.ity Pilot, the unClenlQntd 1><opoH• to \Ill ,,.._,. Mey 1, I, U, 1'7' 1'tl·1• elcOl>olk llever-\ at n.. premise\, -----------P UBLIC NOTICE dct\Crl-n IOI~ In I,.. wett pro- •lded t>etow· .:IO" S 8rl"ot CO>••~ ... Punuant to \u<h 1nten11on t~ un· derSIQMCI " '°""'y1nQ lo IM Oeperl menl of 4lcoholk Be.,.r-Control tor IU.....Ca OI •n •l<-IC t..•ereqo Huns.a lor tfcenw\I tor 111•~ pn ml~• n IOllOW\ ... , .. On Seit !leer~ Wint llloN Fick Pul>lte E•lln<J Pl..:el flNY NAYlOR"S, INC. AllPll<ant Pul>h\fWJd °'-Coe•l O•ttv Pll01 Ma, IS. 1m 1"1·7' PUBLIC NOTICE L•IE 4. 9111A"CH, c:euMyOtft 'AMII A. IMITM , ......... ... P.O .... ... ........c:Atar1 _.....,..,: ......... .... , ..... (> ..... Coa~ Dally l'llot ... , ... '"JI, "" 11n.n PUBLIC NOTICE 101a1 admlll.cl ••Mh Total llel>lllllft Sc>Klaf _,,,u\ ,_ •·"171 SY"O"IS 0" TH• ANNUAL STATllM•NTOI' "--''·---c-·--naon .. PMiMI•. An_.., >t-E ...... ~JI, tt11 eeouat .,........,,GuaranlY c-1a11 SletulOrY0•-11 ,, • .- Gron.....,..., -,.,,..,..,.,_ .u•ptu• 1.-,• Un•ui.n.o ~ IWf111U\I 1,tts,111 Surotu\ •\ r~\ POii< ,_, •.sts.111 ~-""~-~m Ol~llvr-• lor ll'IP l'Nr " J,115, .. We~ c.,,11,, 1,... Ille-··•-¥• 1n «cor~ ••Ill""',,_.. Sl•lo"""' lor Ille wer •-~am~ Jt. 1•1' m-te no. , _ _. c.m· m1.-of llWSlalo9f c:.tllorn1•, .,.,.,...nt tot•• 111.11.c..-..... IVl<•,....*-11 L.A.- IA•tt. 5e<relM'y I P111111'1teel C> ..... Coett Delly Pilot, Mey t t, 14, U, M, 11, 1•1' , .... ". - . ... ~------~ ..... --.----~-,.------- ~ I I ' I j . • . I • . • • • : ! I BOATING I BUSINESS BalRlle,111 Hobie Racers AidU llore than UO Hobie Cat 1aUon ralted about U0,000 for the Ludc«-mla Society Saturday and S"ft day lntheSewct Valli Reaattaat Dana Point. Potnll were scort'd on the amount of money donated l.n th.-name of each participant Trophy winnen in each \'lass HOlllE·IU -a. Ron Wa1~r. Pak>a Verdes. 41,'t pol.U.; 2, MilH Wood. San Die10. Oe, 3. Mike Staudt. R1venlde. 7~. 4, Geoff Walsb. Beverly tUllli. 8. s. Harry f'uchA.Sanla Ana, It. H081£·148 1. Stan Zervu, Riverside, 8....,, 2. Peter Nicolle, 01rn•rd, 8. 3, Ross Sutton. Capistrano Beach, ft~. Jim Foster , Newport Beach. 9 ; 5. Rich.rd Uinta. El C&l\)On 10\'. HOBIE·14C I . (;raig Evans. Newport Beach. 3~; 2, Dave Dow. Rowland lle1ghts, s~. 3. Lee Randall, Santa Ana, K BOBIE·t4 OR('A -l. Doug Cambell. Corona del Mar, 2 .; 2. Bill Mohler, Chino, H• Sights and Sounds HOBJE-16A l , Rick Eddington, Houston. Tex .• 3Y-z 2. Hobie Alter Jr . CMpistrano Beach, n •. 3, Lewie Wake. Dana Point, 8'M . 4. Wayne Schafer. Capistrano Beach, 12 , s. Hobie Aller Sr Capi&trano Beach, 12. • • HOBIE·168 .. 1. Fred Fogarty. San Diego, 4~; 2, Rob Wolff, Dana Polnt, 6~. 3, Jeff Casher. Tanana, 10; 4. Gary Martin, Del Ma r, 121\4. 5, The 31-member Citrus College Singers gave a stirring rendition of the Nauonal Anthem as officers of the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club an salute to the colQrs <top). Below, officers and guests at the South Shore Yacht Club s tand at attention before the club's a rray of yachts lihed up for inspection. It was all part of Opening Day for the two yacht clubs Saturday. Scott Dixon! Long Beach 15o/e. HOBIE·HC -I, Ma rk McCormic k, Long Beach. 6/34 ; 2. John Jones. Fontana, 11 ; 3, J oe Nakazawa, Redondo, 13; 4, Mike Hinton. Mission Viejo. 24; 5. Tom Ward Huntington Beach , 25. - HOBIE-18 -1, Bob Thomas, Oceanside, 314 . 2. Nick Steele, Balboa Island, 41/•; 3, Stu Wentworth, San Diego. 10 : 4, Terry Smith, Newpon Beach. 12; Dennis Carpenter, Tustin, 14. Nordskog Gives Up Endurance Bid High winds and heavy se a s forc e d Bob Nordskog to ~ive up his try for a record Canada to Mexico powerboat en- durance run at the halfway point Friday. Nordskog, 66, and his two crewmen. navigator Noel Younger . 52. and Norm 1'eaugue, 32, reached the halfway point Friday at 7: 10 a . m. and headed into Fort Bragg after being tossed about in their 39-foot Guide Dogs For Blind boat all night. Bob Kettenhofen has been named m anager of Sails by Sch·ock in Newport Beach. The 32-year old Ket· tenbofen was formerly with North Sails in San Francisco for 12 years. "' also bas 26 years or s ailing and racing ex· perience. having started racing Sabots in Newport Beach when he was six yea.rs old. He was the. Rbodes-33 class champion three to the Coronados Islands south of San Diego in 24 to 40 hours standing all the way in the cockpit or the boat. OUR PENSION, PROFIT sem•RA AllD KEOGH EARN 10% to 143• 1mnsr. · ·times, was the sail trim- mer and tactician aboard a winning Congressional Cup. boat twice, and was a crew on a winning Lipton Cup CO!_ltender . ~--------------------------, • ....,_ WIDIAREA OOVERAGE OBANGE_OO.-L.A. ---........ ,.~.-. ;«.£ NO DEPOSIT ON APP80VED CREDIT If you're not earning at least 10% inter· est on your money, you should send for our free brochure. It shows you h01.V individual investors, credit unions, and pension fund s have always made money by making investments through Newport Equity Funds. So just write or call Newport Equity Funds, Inc., 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660, (714) 759-1001. NAME~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~- ~~·~~~~~~~~~~ ZIP~~~~~~~~~~~~ TE1.EPHONE ~~~~~~~~- L ___ o~ ;;;;'f~~C a -......... III 111 .. ,....Pi pllfJ, C 1918. NEWPORT EOUITV FUNDS LICENSED BROKER SINCE 198lt •On trull deedl pel(I l)fiOt IO rMIUllty, I I I I I I I I I I I ~ -· - T~. Mey 15. 1979 Wo01en Sailors Women sai lors of Oran1e County yacb clubs are tiring of steer- ing Sabots and other small craft around the harbors in so-called ladies day regattas. Now they are ready for deep water sailing. Hence, a five-race ocean racing series with all female crews with the cooperation of five area yacht clubs. THE nRST race is scheduled May 20 as part of the Dana Point Yacht Club's Dana Belles series . The second race also will be in the Dana Point area. July 14·15 in a special event sponsored by the Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. On Aug. 12 the com· petition will switch to Newport Harbor in a race sponsored by the South Shore Yacht Clut>, f o llowed by th e Voyagers Yacht Club's Jane Schock Memorial regatta . Sept 16 TUE FINAL r(jce. Oct. 20. will be a special race out of the Bahia , Corintruan Yacht Club labe l ed t h e Pe~g y G r egory Appreciation race. - i Dana Club Holds Race Cochrane Cbue, Llvlnptoa ud Co .. Inc., •WDOrt-Be1cb advertlal'ti;epuhllc relatlona ud marketing irrn. liU made fOUOwtn1 perlOllDet appointments: -lldla KMMer, La1una Beach, baa been pro- moted-to assistant account executive-:-Prevtou.sty- an account coordinator, her responsibilities ln· • elude advertising and sales promotion. -Au Es11111er, El Toro, baa been promoted to traffic coordinator. PTeviously 1 production aaall· lant,' ·al\e assumes supervisory reaponslbllltiea in the production department. -Robin Anderson, Newport Beach, bu been promoted to assistant office manager. She bas been with the agency since February 1978 as office assisUnt. -Marti Emmons, Newport Beach~ has been promoted to account coordinator. She has been with the organization since June 1978 as advertis- ing secretary. She will coordinate administrative; creative and production procedures for eight ac- counts. -Fraak J, Grady, Hermosa Beach, has joined the agency as a copywriter. He worked pre· viously at Sanford & Charles, and Grey Advertia· ing, both of Los Angeles. • Amcord, Inc., Newport Beach. bas elected Arthur F. Kelly as a director. · Kelly is chairman of the board or Western Airlines. He ·also serves on the board of directors • o( AM lnt:ema\ional. Inc .. the Fireman's Fund '· Insurance Companies and the Los Angeles Orthopaedk Foundation. • • Ronald W. McKendry, Costa Mesa, has been appointed chief financial officer of Newport Balboa Savings and Loan Association, Newport Beach. lie is responsible for accounting, internal audit. loan service and liquidity management. He was employed for 10 years by Mariners Savings and Loan, where he held the posi- tion of treasurer·controller. Previously he was accounting manager or both Allstate and Metropolitan Savings and Loan Associations before merger of the two and was responsible for accounting operations of both o rganizations followin~ con· :-o llda t1 on of m a na gement personnel. • Arnold Kamala, Irvine. has Joined the lrviae Co. commuruty development d1v1s1on as a project manager for the Newport Reach firm. He as responsible for design and development of rcs1dent1al villages in Jrvme. He is formec owner of Campus Development Co., Irvine, and was director of development services with the city of Placentia. .. , , .. , t - -DAILY Pll.Ol Tueed1y. M1y 16. 1971 Business S'mall Car SBies Rise h-. WASHINCTON IAPl The Trauport.at.aon putment ha unveiled ~ rompatl car of the .• ure and repo~l"d ~man car sa.ln art! 100mina · . aUltl of the 3a&0Hnt ~hortatti and hllh prices One of the ca~ auppos,eod to be pruented Mon J/.f Y ln a c ·r~mony by Secretary Bt'OC"k Adam£ wa.s 1 tWt prcwnt 1'hl' trurk bringing 1t to Wash1natnn ~·d run out of JCMb " ~'TAIFF STUDY R t:u·.:A~t;o by th~ dtJl0r1 me nt »t the anw time . howt'<t that thf' sal('A of $mall \'~r$. 1ocludinJ1 1mporb and :.ubcompact ... iucreast'd 39 ltt'rcl•nt in the fir.st four monthi. of 1'79 over tht> pc:r1od ha l y~.&r But tht' b1ggt•M 11lcr1•a~ "'•~ lhe 72 S pt>rf('nt for d,,~l'lir n11mrars Subcompat"t :.ales held t7 6 percent of tht-uutu murkcl in lhc JQnuaary·Apnl period, l'Ompurt«I ti> 10 2 for tht> :>amt-month& or 1978 "Chevette i.ule-; ure nt~arl)' double their salcb ol a year ago when 11 wa~ already the be!>t selhng subcompact in h1i-tory ... lhe report aid "Omni , C\nd lionzon s a l\!s hove ulso apiirox1mately doubled over the last year ••ALL MANUFACTURERS ARE experiencing 'l record shortages or s mall cars," the report said "Delivf>ry lime for the Volks wagen Rabbit Diesel is runnin~ up to one year and SiOme dealers are re fusing totake furthe rorders for them." The rePQrt also said imports accounted for 20 u percent of the market m the first four months of this year a 12.4 increase over the same period last year Adams formally accepted two experimental ~afety cars, which he s aid are lighter. smaller and mor~ efficient as well as safer. le said testing would begin soon THE ONE WHICH ARRIVED ON time was buill by Calspan and Chrysler Corp., and is a five- p'assenger adaptation of the Simca 1307-1.308, which was introduct.."d in Europe in 1976. The Calspan auto weighs 675 pounds but is sup· pos«>d to be to ugh e nough to protect occupants at crash s~ds of more than 40 mph in front, side :•end r{•ar collision!>. fl 1s rated al 28 miles per f'allon ThE' othPr car was built by Min1cars. seats four and weighs 2,500 pound!\ It is des igned to "·ithstand crashei. at 40 to 50 mph. Jl is rated at 32 r,niles per gallon EVER THOUGHT ABOUT INCORPORATING? READ THIS! 11 vou .•u~ 111!(111 1 ''"' tunt• 1n rt•.•'1 'h1\, vou ar., tnf' kind ''' ,,.,,\nn w11n h.t\ .ll1t•ddV n.-.uo Jbout the \.JA · •• 1vuu~·· ,1v.11t.101t• onlv tu Cor~otJllun?i. Y ou prob11hly .1lr•·o11lv ~now th.ii 111~ l•1t'l•lf'tl ""'"'''V .... 1en'1.-d U\I law 10 thi. Owl'i'•~ of J (..oipou111on woll hPlp shu•ld theu ur1vatc UUS\t*S\•Un~ hunl rne •·v~r prt.-scnt thrt•J\ ol lawsuol~ Bui dorl vuu knnw that lncorp0101onq riof,) llt)\ hdve 10 Ill' l!'<P"ll\l•I' 1 Ou• all rnc lus1vll P••C•· 1u fnco>11>01a1e you t\ S4 80 1 here D•" nu hrdden <IO<J•11onal to-.1s o• Ille$. So called C<>rpOtdhOn Ll'lw Soecu1t~1· ch111qe uu '" s~ooo °' mOfe lot 1'1e s.:ime lhtng The all tn<.lu•1•e pr1ce 1nclu°"1 our $1'>0 ,Jttl)rn!'ys fee .,nd S330 •n co-1• Wh•Ch we mus• !urn .iround anrt PllV 10 othl'I\. 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C...ty. • $150.000 payback plus 10"/t ownership or the film. • The first $150.000 from the film's revenue is channeled to the investor prior lo anyone else involved in the film's production. • Generous 1979 tax write off. • Investor exercises payout control runds he commits for rum. • • Conservatively, a 12 million dollar gross from domestic, foreign. Canadian and military theatrical distnbution. Plus Pay TV, Network and syndicated TV. • An investor who owns his own business could enjoy thousands or dollars worth of free advertising. Over one year has been put into pre-production and no detail, regardless of how small has been overlooked to assure a money making movie. Because of the advent or pay TV. the entertainment. industry has never been more hungry for a new and constant supply of feature films. This along with the insatiable demand of te levision gobbling up any entertainment films to fill the never ending hours of TV programming assures a profitable .. market waiting for our product. Potential investors are invited to audit our video rehearsals, read the script, budget, storybook and all other particulars pertaining to the making or this film. We have a June starting date, therefore please contact immediately if Interested. • A FILM PRODUCTION STUDIO A biViSiOn of SOUtt1 COOSI Actt:n StlldlO 3723 Bitch St. Bldg-10 • Newport Beocti Phone: 1714) 957-0282 ' l 1 Al'Wlr ....... Bigla on Ber .JofJ G lo n u f\oWl'r:>, 3l. g uides reinforcing rods mto plaC'e on he r JOb as iron worke r at the 1·merg ing 28.·s tory United Bank Building m mid-town Pho~nax. The former beauty ~hop owner says she would never go back to ht·r previous profession Savings Bond Interest Hiked By JOH~ CUNNIFF Al'a...-U.-y1I NEW YORK Buyers or U.S. Savings Bonds finally have been ~1ven what appears lo be a break. be~inning June 1. when the interest yield rises to 6 5 percent from 6 percent. Cntics, howe ver, quickly point out that 6.5 per- cent. whether in a savings account, corporate bonds. stocks. or Savings Bonds. doesn't earn you much. perhap:. not a cent. so long as inflation con- tinues. Tll~ NEW RATE COMPARES with Treasury ~erretary W Mich ael Blumenthal's mflallon l'Sllmate Of fl 5 percent for 1979, made almost simultaneously with the bond rate announcement. If his estimate is correct , it woulct mean old bondholders would be left with a minimum 2 pe r- C'l'Ol toss ror the year New buyers would s uffer 1 more. bcc:.iusc int~rc!>t begins low and rises as bonds m:.iturc. "The 6.5 pNc1.1nt in- \ I: u .., I' I/.\"'·' tcrest rate. coupled with the t ax advantages . represents a fair return and makes lhe hoods more attractive as a long t<'rm investment.'· said Az1e Mort.on. the U S. treasurer THE TAX ADVANTAGES ARE real. Owners of Savings Bonds pay no s tate or local taxes. And. instead of paying feder~I taxes each year on the interest earned. they may defer payment until the bonds are redeemed For long·tcrm savers. these tax advantages can be compounded. A couple at peak earning power, for example, might d<'fer Laxes until they arc retired. when they might be in u considerably lower tax bracket But, so long as inflation continues. there re- ma10s the question of whether 6.5 percent is a fair return, as the treasure r states. no\ just for holders of Savings Bonds but for other savers as well. It isn 't true. as banks and government main· tain. that you can't lose. The banks advertise that youl' savings a re insured. From bank collapse. yes, bul not fro m the economic theft of inflation. which tn just l l years has cut in half the buying power of the dollar THE SAMF: APPLIES TO BONDS. which are promoted as being "backed by the Cull faith and credit of the U.S. government," and "never worth less than lhe amount paid for them." Only if you evadetheurugnorable. Whal must be conceded is that the governme nt is involved in a dilemma, because by raising the rate paid lO bondholders it s imply adds to the in- fl ation that dilutes the value of the bond. The one- ha lf percent increase. for example, cost taxpayers $400 million a year more Faced with such an impassible situation, the Treas ury Department made a Solomon-like de· cision. It compromised . Instead of raising the r ate a full point. as authorized by Congress, it settled for half. WHILE THIS PROBABLV SATISFIES nobody, it doesn't needlessly offend them either. And it still permits the federaJ government to stress the other reasons why people s hould own U.S. Savings Bonds . First of these is probably the payroll deduction system, in whlch a worker can have a certain ' amount deducted from his paycheck and applied to bond purchases. The technique is acclaimed a s painless savings. Tax deferral remains a unique advantage. Safety -"There are no defaults, and lost, stolen or destroyed bonds a re replaced free by the gov· crnment" still has !ielling pawer. And then there is patriotis m. Whether these are enough to encou'l'age buying is a matter beyond the government's ability to answer. Americans know the scourge of inflation and have been scurrying around seeking to protect their funds. SINCE LAST SUMMER, WHEN the value of bonds outstanding reached $80 billion, redemptions have risen, encouraged also by the availability or six·month savings certificates that yield a pretax 10 percent return. IS ANYONE DISSATISFIED? 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""'"' • '"""' • corPOrtllOft, or etMI "'9M-.. 1111\ltre\MCI , .. _write to ACI # S47 Dally Piiot, PO t: 1560, Costa Mew 92626 Speculators' Rok Vital Commodities Off er Risk, Bi~ Profits 87 SHEaaY LUCAS First. a definition that I.a crucial to this col· umn: to speculate. Erase the idea or "blind chance" from your mind. The word apeculate de· rives from the Laun speculare, meaning to view or look at. For purposes of our present subject. we see a speculator as someone seeking higher-tban- average gains from situations that entail com· mensurate risks. Our subject: commodities. If you are looking for big speculative profits. and are willing to ac- cept considerable ris k in doing so, you would do well to consider trading in the commodity futures markets. AS YOU MIGHT GUESS, IN FUTUaES markets you establish positions in which you do not have to meet your contract obligation until a s pecific date in the future. Prices fluctuate accord· ing to supply and demand -but in this arena, the important thing is what people think supply and demand will be at some future date. These speculators serve a vital role in the U.S. economy by taking on the risk that suppliers and farmers (hedge rs) wish to avoid. Hedgers try to assure themselves of reasonable profit margins by reducing price volatility. They're willing to pass up the chance of greater rewards in order lo face less risk. The wide a ssortment of commodities available for s peculation, 40 in au. is a big plus. allowing you to focus on those that appear to offer the greatest current profit poten~ial. Another large adv.an· , •nErr.1 F'DQiU-... tage to commodity ,. • w ft IQ speculation. according to ~E C!'rU~ET Merrill Lynch commodi· • D ~• ~ ty s pecialis t Mik e Toerge, is the fact that "you can bet either for or against the market." In other words, you can buy or sell short, and either approach may be extremely profitable. The key to this profitability is leverage. GeneraJly. for speculators, initial margins run about 10 percent or commodity contract value (which may vary>. This produces a multiplier: er· feet that can generate dramatic gains or s ubstan- tial losses from relatively small price changes. FOR EXAMPLE. SUGAR TRADES IN 112,000 pound units, so a price move of a penny equals Sl ,120 a contract. Jn copper, trading in 25,000 pound units, every penny move means a $250 profit or loss. Over the long haul, m ost successful commodi- ty speculators have a fairly low batting average in selecting profitable trades So how do they reap the large profits we mentioned'' By follow- ing two cardinal rules: {;ut losses to a m inimum Allow profits lo run as long as possible. This may sound obvious, but many people will stick with a losing situation hoping it will ..-..-..., turn around, while locking in Luc..s only small profits . Hy tollowmg -our strategy, however, y-0u t:an show aubltanUal 1aina overall deaplte tbe fact lbat only ~oe lhlrd of their choices were correct. IT'S IMl'OaTANT TO MAKE VSE OP the weallb of information avallable. A fundamentalist will look at government and private crop forecastsi inventory statistics, etc. A technical trader wi l be more concerned with movements of a commodity within its trading range. <Your broker can help.> In either case, follow major trenda and avoid trying to pick tops and bottoms. In addition, we recommend that you co~mit your speculative capital conservatively, so that If the market takes a sudden, unexpected lum, you can move out of a negative position without serious damage. <And if you are on the right side, you cao add cautiously to your Position in the ea.rly stages.) By the way. in case you are worrying about having 112,000 paunds of s ugar delivered to your garage, you should know that speculators usually need not be concerned with making or taking de livery of a commO<lity. Once you bold a long or short position in the futures market, it is a simple matter to eliminate it, simply by doing the reverse of what you did in the first place. NOW -THE BIG QUESTION. Should you be speculating in the rutures market? At Merrill Lynch. we believe it is self·defeating to trade in futures if you don't have enough capital to make corrective moves in fast-changing markets. Flex- ibility is crucial to s uccess. and if your trading program is undercapitalized. this essential ele- ment will be missing. We a lso recommend that you limit your futures tradmg commitme nt to 10 perce nt of your liquid net worth. And we don't advise participating unless you can commit al least $10,000 to your strategy. · You should also be the ktnd or person who can make quick decisions because or leverage, your losses can mount quickly if you hesitate to cut losses short. BUT, ff YOU FIT THESE qualifications. futures speculating can be enormously exciting Says Toerge, "It's very fast-moving. tr you're a day trader. you might be m and out of a pasition several times in a day or course a position trader, who believes that fundamentally a ma1or trend is de· veloping, will hold that commodity until it reaches obJective or maximum n sk level." It can a lso. as l m entioned before, be e nvrmously r ewardmg. If you are interested tn leamuag more about this s ubje<·t. call me at 547-7272 for a topy of "Tht Merrill Lynch Guide to Speculating m Commodity Futureg ·· Sherry Luca..s i..~ an account executive m the Sant<& Ana office 01 Mernll Lynch, Pierce. f'enner and Smith Catch all the local sports news in the DAllY PILOT produce profits e ven when your success-failure 642-4321 ratio is below SO percent. Many speculators can.._ ___________ ;.._;.._ ______ ~ I NEW YORK IAPr BIOl>CO Tl>e toUow•nQ lt\I BordSon " d '411t<ltd N<'I Blrlchr ion.ii 5'>(urolo" BlllHlllP O•alel\ """. ovtt 86"~n1a "'" counltr 8itl\k, Broo•S •nwranc• & 11\du\I erwlom al •lock•. BuOI>•• AEL Ina 6\o l>V• 011rk•yr AFAProl '" II 811rnupS /loVM Cp • 4V> (<llWI!>• Add1\tiW 11 •,, U'I/,. C•nr•dH Adv Ro\\ 1•11 71'• Co)pSwC AOvM1cr 70•, 2SV> (o)pll\,atr ~:rt:.~~-~'~~ ~~~<;,~ AllynO 9 10 CllmLu AFln(p n •t. 2lV. 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Minnesota ~d Wisconsin hom e le rntory or a m ajor dairy cooperative, Land O' Lakes .,Land O' Lakes. through its farmer mem - bers, 1s the largest butter producer in the United Sta tes SO POWEllf'UL WERE THE DAlaY interests in these states that they were a bJe to get legisla tors to pass strict laws governing the sale of m argarine. Marga.r1ne could not be sold unless it was its natural color : white. Some margarines were packed with a coloring age.,t lodged in a red dot After you bought it, you pressed lhe dot and then kneaded the m argarine until it took on the yellow cast of butter In those days. butter was really king or the market. Jn 1940. the average American consumed 17 pounds of butter a year. That was seven times the inta ke of margarine. Year by year the margarine people whittled down th.at lead. aided by a big _...,... ...... · .............................. _ price ad vantage a nd ~ then by scie ntifi c re -~ ports linking heart dis-· ~ ~ Money Tree ea se to heavy use or anim al fats Margarine passed butter for the fi rst time in 1957 and it has never been headed since. Today. Americans con- sume about three times as much margarine &s butter. Th<Jt would appear to be a depressing picture for the Minneapolis-based Land O' Ljlkes co-op. But don 't forget about good old Am erican prag matism , expressed faultless- ly in that ada~e. "lf you can't lick 'em . Jo in ·e m " VES. LA ND 0 ' LAKES NOW HAS its own label margarine S41pl'rmarkets in the Mid west a lready carry Lando· Lake!. margarine alongsidt> Land O'Lakes butter . The Land o· l.<J k(•S margarine also has moved into New York and the N(•w England states. The campaign them l' 1s very ch.•ver "It lakes a butter company to give you the last(' you really W<tnt in margarine ." That's s traight from the f:J rmers who milk cows Sl\ock ing as 1l may seem lo thost· who <1ssociate Land O' Lafes with lht• "pure" world of dairy far ming, this kmd of mo''<' 1i. not •·xactly unprcredf'ntcd an the annals of Americ<t n huMnl•ss /\He r all, the top-selling m argarine brand es P:.1rk<.1~, which 1·omes from a rtaary-based com- pan ~. Kra ft /\nd l wn other c·ompan1t!S with a dairy im age. Rorden <.1 nd Carn;,t111n . ue leading marketers of nondairy <>rcamers.Crcmora and CoHe~·Male so LANO o· LAK t;S IS J UST taking a leaf out or L.Qe hook of th<'sr corporate giants If they can speak out of both s1clcs t)f tht'1r mouth. so can Land 0 Lake:. Whm th•· ('OW!. thank about this trca<·hery. no Clbe kOOW!. , Stock Markel Rises From 2-Moiith Low'\- NEW YORK fAP1 The stock m arket edged upward today. staging a modest rall y from its lowest le vel in more than two months. and most of the rally colla psed in tlae fi nal hour The Dow Jone~ average of 30 industrials, which closed Momtay at 1ts lowes t Point Stnce May 2. rose 0.86 points lo 825 R8 • Gainers held a 7 6 le ad over losers among New York Stock Ex<'ha nRC·hsted 1~sue~ Analysis :-.<J 1d in vt•stors remained concerned that ria· 1ng energy prn·ci: <Jnd gasoline supply problems would ag ~rava tc inn a1.1on iJnrl s low economic activ1tv. ,.,., flf•k11 In 'l 'he .'tpollighl NEW VQAt( IAPI S<1lp\ ; 0 m l)rl(• •nd rtet <httnGP of t~ tf'n mo\I Ac lt¥e Ame rte.en Stoc' t ACf'tf1nQt!o f\\..,,.). ~~'?.:::'~.-··· "' ~~ :,:':" ·~ .. R.,1.rtlnl A 17Ul00 '°"' ~•comp II I .•OO II ... 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NIELSEN E:Y..ll.l~E M£ I 00 '/OU KNOW WMA'f TIMC 1-r LS "Z COMICS I CRQSSWOAD PEANUTS 6ET IT7 LOCWS HAVE COMBINATION LOCK!! AN OW COM81NATION ! 6ET IT?..__-.. r by c""'" M. Sc"ulz 'TMAT WOOt.O Be AN 000 C~91NATIC»I ~ NA"Af4AHAMA!! by Kevin Fagan lcoc Q~§f- by George Lemont by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh MOON MULLINS by Ferd & Tom Johnson r KNOW r~ VOLTA M~W? 6iU 60~ OfACC AlTVA~LY, AITT~ YOU PlirlN AN AMtJE~IA ~U5NCf, Tltt 1Nf.tt!: 11-llN i ?Oflf Of ftv.J.~ 1tJ Y\.ALc . THE FAM ILY CIRCUS ~ GOROO !m;;===--==-I ~ AHY 6:i.RtPr, 8i1r. .. You'l<E' RfWR.ITIN& 'TUC. f;7fM£R WIU..IAM? ?ID1.:.Y' FOIZ HtM7 17NT n1Af A 6tr Of A ~~t:Tl.H " ~~~~-~-~~~ -~ by Gus Arriola By Bil Keane TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE "Well How were things down in the mine today?" DENNIS THE MENACE ... .. . .. _" --·--~---.... _ . ' i;~p; JUDGE PARKER 111••11!!!!::::::'.'I~v:OovViiici.owoi.'", SAM5Mi'\:::J MEANWHILE ™" ~TUFJ: I 00 1& ALL ... I HA O OfCIPEO 'IO fEl.l H N C-"fl.E JO JUNK! l 'M A PHONY I THt &KT TMWG 'M:k Kl~ TMI~ ANO 6£T 001 T~OW I CAN 00 15 LEAVE, &HEAK AWAY, M()Mli.<;! M 'Am UAVE ME &OME UkE A THIEF lH THE MIGHT! 1"61GH1 TMAT 0 MY MINO/ TUMBLEWEEDS TRICKS ANO -;;;;;/; . . , . by Harold Le Doux bv Tom K. Ryan ve5, IN~t1'(, l..l'L COW SHmiE:RP, ITIS 1-0R,AS IS ~ 1He CASE::•! ·by Ernie Bushmiller ACROSS 52 Punher!. 1 rears 54 Sub11.-c1 6 Overlook 58 Race seQ· ments 10 Cargo space 59 ,..*1 1 14 Fool ......, i or111a 15 Surmounl· Clly ing 61 JOI> 10 do 16 __ abOul 62 Mine e••• 17 111000 Pre· 63 N1cno1as, e q ltx 6.4 S1range 18 -Eas1 65 Pelloe and 19 Unus1HJI Ootong 20 Sa1ura1es 66 S(>anish art· 22 Harpoonmq ,.,1 24 Legal paper 61 Tope 16 Canca1ures 27 Revoked DOWN 31 PerfOfmed 1 Borders 32 --away 2 B1ue-1>t1nG1I 33 Modera11:s 3 -green 35 Curved bOne 4 Some 38 Clulter On1oans 39 Teacher 5 wage 40 Marquis de 6 Can prov 41 Nock 42 Bible book 43 Grin 44 Bog 45 Beer glass 47 Pertume SI Nimbus 1 Residents OI Sutt1x 8 Cleansers 9 Tedder 10 Repulsive 11 Walking - 12 Mr Greene 2 l 4 s 14 ,, 20 .. ... -· - UNITED Feature Syndicate Monday's Puzzle Solved; t I • c " U I [ ... 1• It II •• ... 0 A ' l " ... [IL• ll 0 I 0 ~ A D I .. 0 $ c 1 IOINI f .. " l '. l • " ""'-I I IS I ~ i ~ .~ .. 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A 1t1• I llen en.._ .. .. ,, •. :a.. • MCMI CB.5 ti 9:00 -"Walking Through the Fire." A young expectant mother is stricken with Hodgkin's disease in this TV movie with Bess Armstrong and Tom Mason <photo at left>. ~-... Oii ......... ~ I ~~!_....___ • '--•• ••• Gate M4I .,....._...,.....~ ...., 1111aam•ot1 tOllfN 1wwwmur11tt..,.. 1:..wwlUNCH ...., .... 0.-..... .,,.. .... ~ ........... ... -...... OOllWlllOM "-t -Oft to e ""' ~ !NI ..--. ..... • 8"-'80f1M "'"''a.oo l'wo ..,.,_ -100 ....,.. .._....,come ""'°" e ~ 00.t ., .... , ... ..,_..,._,.to ---Ctell •o-.IMY GVMI •Inger ~r en~le L..,_(11111 • Cll ll•IGHOM9 ..,_,_ "Hool!• And Ct..W.." e * i.. "TIM 'T""'O Wlttl Two ...._.. ( 1972) Rav ..-.no. ROMY Orlet TM r-a of • , 4IClel b400t .. If~ treneplent.a to tlM bOdy or• ~-. (2 Ive I ·CAAOC~ AHDFNENOI 0-1 Alta Moreno, • MOYll • • °" "Winge Of An Eeg19" ( 10711) Oowrnent• ,.., • wild bird Ir.in. ~ '°"'' ,,,. .... of e , •• Qold. ton &gie l'rOM ~ to '* ratum to fN wlldar • ,_ ae an eckllt. (2 hrL) • PMVIH AHO THE PfTT881.JAOH NBC e 9:00 -"The Sacketts." The first of two episodes of a new TV movie about three brothers heading west after the Civil War Csee s tory, picture below>. KCET 9 9:00-From China to Us . The Pe rforming Arts Company of China's tour of the United States is highlighted. too.. I ~CMlff'1N 1= .. LAUGH • esT-.aMf TN ...,.,,_ ..... ...,.._le dl6e,ed !lot' e KA08 poe IO ..,..... .,. ~ .............. I •TONIGHT 1t:ao UCMI ••• "tltulnlppl" (19361 .... ~.W.C.F ...... A 08f'ltllW ffom the Hoftll • ~ In murdar. , ... In low ... 80utMm Mlle. ( 1 hr .. 26 min.) • UCMI • • • '"Mio w.. n.e. L.ldy?'' (1tl0) Tony Cumt. 0-. u.rttn. A QOlllge .,,..,, ..... .,. llld of • .,.., frtend .., Nip apWn IO NI ... wtly he -kiMlnO e ......,,., (2 In.) .UCMI ......... IN...,.... OI OMof ........... (alW'I., 16 Min,) MO. MCWll ..... "Nlow V0111 T_..,. (1 .. 1) Fred ~. loW't Mar1lft. A pelr of Nlow VOl'lt .. helpe to merry off !.JOU'IV girt. (I tw., ~5 min,) ._.MCWW * • • "The Pr°'"IM " t 1981) Jotwl CMl1e, ..... ~· A young girl ~· lo eort out '*' ~OlftSltic bolllllQ8 tot NIO IOldlefw ..... the tunnoll of pollUclil uphM\lel In .. country. (2 hn.) • MOYIE • ... ··CrtmN1 t..wyer" (1951) Pet O'lltlen, Jena Wyltl. A c:nmlnei ~ ~llPNeMll~ tw heblt• In ordar 10 "-- die the d9Mr1M of Illa friend 8C>CUMd of murder. (1 IW.,30 min.) I == UO CNOD CAM1M IUWSLUCY ~ .... ,,. , ....... 10 beoome en 8C1t.... Lucy Beori11g llp Cann.ne BureN" Alldre PrtMn conductt tM Pitt .. t>u•gl\ Symphony OfdlM. Ira and llM Penntylllanla Slete Unt_..ity Choir In a perfor mance o f Cerl Orolf • "C..mlne 8urllNI " fl!) OVP fNJY 'Four Alone: Tha Older woman In Alnerlce" Hugh ""'°"' CHINA TO U8 HlghlfghU of Iha hlalOtlC 1our of The Performing Art• C~peny or lh• ~·1 A41publlc: of Chine lnci\lda tredtttonet Ind com tamporery opare. dence end mualc aa they -parlormed to pr-•· d'fCNn• *•IA "TM MOiiie Murder· .,. .. ( 19701 Mtlut Kennady. Wwf'«I 09tae An lll'aonlt l. ~~la ubo- teglnQ el~ la put· W9d by • delactllle "'° "' ~ '"-tlgelor 12 In.) • CHICO AHO THE MAH Chico ~ta the benk ....... Pe1cf1•• (19611 O eotg• Montgomery, Olerle ~. A leMMtl llndl ......, eccuMd of mufllP8 cnm-. (' tw .• 30 """-L 12:40. Cl) C. IATI MCMI 4:211 NIW8 4*1 MOVIE ·~ "Night Of Tha Blood &aut" ( 19~) MlchHI E.n!IMI, Angele Or-. All Mlroneut o.t.llta • ter- rifying monat• from outw epeoe. ( 1 "'·· 30 min,) ---·~-Md • DQ(CAWTT au.t: AOClin WllllMIL (Pert 1of 2) eta.MWA "Indoor Plllntl" Bonnie Bedeha I right > play~ a doctor who encour(;tgcs Bes~ Armstrong m her battle against Hodgkin 's disease 1n "Wa llting Through the fo'ire." a new TV movie airing al 9 on BS. Channel 2. °""""' ··-• -.ht-.. took •• tM "-of four -WhO-~ fully coping with the dwll- ~ of gtowlng older lllone. t:ao U 9 LAVIME& IHIN.IY -~ THIATAE "Liiiia Homa On The Re!tge" u.·. epec'lecuiet ltega ~on IWO CC>n- llnentl .. dlll'n!**l by Iha loee of two Of IMlr gt9elemt ~. \ from foractoalng Ed's mottgege by reaottlng lo IN bett• fYl\am. .THEmNNVHU 8HOW Wlllc:fl out for IN "Oree! lmlelld Chelf Race;' from stilt•• ordarl a laugtl • ~ until ~ Benny'• dluetroua llnleh * • "Tiie 8'*1" '1977} lAe <],ant. ~ ~ All unMooy young 91'1 ... --aM hM the .,_ to lnfllct _... on tlloM !MIO ~'*· 1*»• TOMOMOW Cll~wrn 0.-.VGNFM Oueete: Eng•l t>•rt Hu'"perdlnck , Chlte Alwre, DeOOle Allen, Ken Pege. ,.I ==GAMe MCNIWa Cll JOQR'8 WkO 80(MIJJCIN DOUM MAN Adflllrel Pr-.cott Ol'deta tNt the 1N01ew eub 81- 11 tn11Hllgellng tie dwe!UJ6d. (Pert 2l eUNPON>NG90tt. l.-,t ~ wfW\ ~ Pf·oooeea nwriege lo • ....... ••TONIGHT "Houtlng In Loa Angalae" Ton1g 111·a program •ICP!or.. fMSOOI Other lllen tnllallon for our wr· rent ctltls, llnd examl.- tawa and i.onlng proceaM& tllal ••cluoe thote ol k>wer and mod1111J•e Income trom hOuflng. (Pert l ot 31 Cfi) HUMANITIE8 THAOOOH THE ARTI "Sculpture Moll Ollllcult" 7:30 tJ PAAIOHSON MEMEWSTHE MUPPETa D IHANANA GuMt: Ultle Anthony. I DATING QAM€ 1100.000NAMETHAT T\JNE a.a ... ,, ~bti•g• • KNXT (CBS) Los Angele<> D KNBC (NBC) Los Angelos e KTLA(lnd) Los Angele!! 8 KABC·lV (ABC) Los Angeli"> (J) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G l(HJ-lV (Ind) Los Angele!! Q)J KCST (ABC) San Diogo • KTlV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCOP· TV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angele:i e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Bull~ Be Said Vince Edwards partrays a corrupt deai· agogue who forces his people to construct the Tower or Babel in a vain attempt to elevate himself with God on "Greatest Heroes of the Bible" tonight at 8 on NBC, Channe l 4. Disney TV Movie Probes Death Plot HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Sharon Gless stars in tbe new Dianey TV movie "A Whisper in the Gloom," about an attempted assassination. Mi.al Glen plays a reporter whose investiga- tion uncovers a plot to kill the Russian premier durin8 an American visit. Uoyd Hayes also stars as a police lieutenant and Larry Cedar plays a newspaper photographer . I TlC'SAC OOUQH ADAM-12 The INITI i..;na !hit Ctlrne ,. .. fl() fMpeel '°' • Ot r-• MACNEIL I LEHAEA REPORT Ui) NEW&C .. ECt< Cf) THI! GONG SHOW ®' ~vwooo 80UAM8 &:00 II CJ) THE PAPER CHASE The f!Vdy group e plena te>t • fun-llll&d wMkend otl c:empue ... upM1 when Prof-KlnQsfleld giYW lnetn WI UO.!CP41C1ed end n>OnUn*'lal ua!Qnment. (R) G GMATEIT HOOE8 OFTHEMU ''TIM r -Of Babel" A voung trchttecl'• (Ron Plllllo) !dee to l>ulld I tOW· oung monument to Ood'a g1ory 11 c:orruo•od by a cru· el c>espol ·~ • • ·~ "Sldecw Aecers" 1 197'>1 a., Murphy, Peter Grawe UnoeciOM 8l>OUI hla ~.e man~ Intrigued by the h&zardOua 1pon ol lldocar motorcy- CMI reclng. (2 hra.) U aJl HAW'f DAY8 Cetrnlna le ehodcad to ,..,n IN1 8111My 18 going OUI with e WMlllt!y end aophlatlcatad of<* men. GJ THE ODO OOUPlE Faltx ll~t Oeeet moon- llglltlng .. • countermen In 11 dingy diner to help relM S.00 Fall• entrutled to hffn •nd I hen IOtl. t:OO II Cll MOV~ "Walking Througll i ,,. Ftre" (Praml•••) Bau Armstrong. T °"" Meeon. A young upac111r11 mon- who 11 ttrlcken with Hodgkin'• di..... ,..,,,. thel the redlatlon that'CIY 11'181 Is ._aery tor ...., own IUMWI wlll klll har unt>Orn ctllk:I 0 THE 8ACKETTII (Premiere) Brolllets T 1111. Oftln end ~ Sac:ilatt (Sam Sltoll. Tom ~. Jtflf OStarll•l 11eac1 west llllOt Ille CMI Wer 10 seelt ''-lor1una In llM young 11/ld rough New Mexk:o tll<Tlt<KY (Pert I of 2) U ®I THREE'S COMPANY JM:k lalls '°' an old-rash· loned girt. unewa.e fha1 Iha le nol quite eo con- -We u aha 8')pMl'll e:aoeo TA» Tha cebblae reluct811tty agrH to bet1y11t tor Elelne'I )'OUnO son wnile IN le temporerlty out of town. 10:00 I II NEWS 0 8TAMKY& HUTCH While e cfltlc&My·wound«I Steralcy flOhl• for hie Ufe. Hutc:tl goee OUI on 8 r.-nleN ~ for the peraon reaponeit>la. • NIQKT GAU..ERY "~Of Ellff" A young women·a Ill• d epends upon • IUCCMlllll kidney tr~t ,,_, • alct• the hHll'I Men llnce chi Id hood 10:80 I ::aEQ( GRAVYTY 18 MY ENEMY The Ille of 1 qu.Cflolegoc confined to • wlWle4 cnelr. wtlo u In anlel tooldl 1115 tltuah In hit mouth 10 peJnl. ladocumenttd G!)VOT98'~ ''Orenge Counly tn Wuhfngton" H<l9t Jim U:GO "'ii (J) QI) NIW9 'Sacketts' on TV By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> -Take heart, Western fans, "The Sacketts" is just what you've been waiting for. ll's the lUna of Western where you can smell the horses. reel a prajrie breeze on your race and taste the dust kicked up by the cattle on their way lo the railhead. Not only that, the cowboy actors look like they were born in the sad· die. and the man behind It is Louis L'Amour, the all·time best·selling Western writer. ••THE SACKE1TS," which airs tonight and Wednesday at 9 on NBC, Channel 4, foUows the three Sackett • brothers from Tennessee to the New Me xico Territory. Sam Elliott is Tell Sackett, J eff Osterbage is Tye and Tom Selleck is Orpn. It also stars Gle nn Ford , Be n Johnson, Gilbert Roland a nd Mercedes ' M cCamb:id~e. • D.a<CAWTT Guatl: Robin Wiiii-. (Part 1of 21 11:80 tJ CJ) BAANABV JONES The tridow of e murdared SIOdlbrOk .. hlr• Barnet>y to tlnd ,,., 11u1t1end's llllYWI (RI D TOMGHT Holl: Johnny Cereon GUMt Skt<WY Goldamtlh. 0 80UPVBALU 89 A8CMOVIE •• "Gold'' (1974) Rog« Moote, 8-W'I Yortc A raging cun9nt of .., .. tram • brollen dern 1reoe lh0uaarid1 of South Atr1· cen gold ~ undflt· ground (RI • THE OOHG SHOW 9) OETSMART Mu end thti Chlei go u11dfltG0\18f to 11\wart a KAOS sehem6. fl) CAPTIONED A8C NEWS M.>RNING 12:.'<IO 0 TWIUOHT ZONE TM aole 9Unllvora ot .a ter· rlble nr "-' In tlM.ahArn- blae of e Olly deetroY9(1 SIA yewaprfof. lou.tMA~ L..enge. t:IO NIWa 1:11 NIW8 J:GOI NIW8 DOCVANOVKE Rob'• youngar b•Olhet 1nvolva1 Sally Rogen In a romentlo W1t«loo. (Pert 1 I G MOW * ··~ "Belboe, COnqula1a. oor Ot n.. Pacltlc" ( 19641 Frenk L.ettmore. ~ merry dlff'lcuflle9. 8M>oe leed• hie men ec::o-ou Iha Cantrel Amerleen I lltl>mul to IN Pacrtlc Ocaen. (2 tw1..) • GETIMART " betlAM ttwough the mail .,_ o-tn fot Iha CON • TAOL egent who racelYal t1 2:1711 NEWS 2:80 8 DCK VAM DVt<E Sleoey Petrie rnenao-10 ....,. 1119 ,_coffee noute {Plll'12) m MOV1IE • • "TM Tnu Rengers" p9SI) George Mon1gotn· ti()'. Gele Storm Ari OllllOW orQAl'llde • grOUP of gun. 11g111er1 1n orOer to cti ... ~m.reue~• 't llr • 30 min.) GJ NEWS Wednesda11•• Da11t i•e /tlovie• ~ ~-··~"The Clty Beneath The Sea" (19531 Rol>4Wt Ryan. Antllony Quinn. Two deep -see dfltara -Ch tor a trea- sure In gold bullion otl ttia Jernaicel'I cout. '1 hr., 30 mm) ID * *' * "The Long Voy-ege Home" ( llMO) John Weyne, len Hunter. Direct· ad by John Ford. 9-.t on "'8 ~by WQena O'Nalll. " group °' Mllors .,,.,. their ._ wlltl -=ti °"*'· ( 1 hr .. 50 min.) a:ooo •••"To And A Men'' ( 1972) Pemeta Sue Matlin, Lloyd BndQae. A boy~ e young man ..,.,. "* tMllpe e girl get en ebott10n ( 1 hf • 30 min I 3:808 * * "h Couldn't Hllf>- PM To A Hic4W Guy ' (1974) Mld\MI L-ned. PllUI SoNlno. A man trle$ 10 oonvtnca hie friends tnot IM -foroed ti gunpot11I to melc• towe lo • baaulllul women.(1 hr.,30mln.) E a Real Western .. I ~ have been studying it for 35 years, but I've only begun to scratch the s urface ." L'AMOUR HAS ONE advantage over other writers. "I'm probably the last man around who knew any or the gunfighters." he said. "I probably knew 30. When I was LS, I worked in New Mexico beside Tom Pickett, who had ridden with Billy the Kid. I used to get some crackers and cheese and sit there and listen to these old men talk. "The Sacketts are typical or what they were. They we re raised by God· fearing parents in the hills of Ten- nessee. They were caught up in feuds and earned rifles as soon as they were big enough to hold both end~ off the ground. ''Wh.ile their fathers plo.,ved, .. he s aid, "they had to put game on the table -and if they wasted a bullet they had to a ns wer to their father. They learned to make every s hot coun t. never we nt in for fa ncy gunplay and neve r fooled around with guns. It is a big, s pra wling, lust y, m agnificent Western or blood feuds, ve ngean ce, cattle drives. gold strikes, honorable men, scoundrels a nd beautiful women. The National Cowboy Ha ll of Fame calls it t he .. Western of the Decade." STARS OF 'THE SACKETTS' TW<>-PAAT TELEVISION WESTERN "PEOPLE LOOKING ror blood and thunder won't find it m m y pie· tures. They'll see what actually h<tp· pened. There was drama enough without a ll the fancy gunplay. Jim Byrnes wrote the screenplay from two of L ·Amour's novels , "Sackett" and "The Daybreakers," and Robert Totten directed. Both had a long association with "Gun.smoke." L'AMOUR IS A big. rugged-looking m an whose passion for authenticity r ipples throughout his 74 histor ical and Western novels. Nearly 30 have been made into movies, s uch a s "H o ndo ," "Strange r on a Horseback," a nd "Heller in Pink Tights." Fourteen books have been a bout the Sackctts, and he expects lo double that number. L'Amour was born in North Dakota, son of a veterinarian and frontier peace officer. When be was a child, Buffalo Bill Cody, a famiJy friend, gave him a ride on his horse. Before he turned to writing, be was S.m Elliott, Tom Selleck, Jeff Oatertlag• Play Brother• a lumberjack, longshoreman, circus "1'.e American West is the best· roustabout and able·bodled seaman. documented period or history ... ht! He panned for gold, fought S9 pro-said. "The re are 350 known diaries fessional boxing matches, worked on from the Oregon Trail. Army officers a s chooner in the Indian Ocean. wrote their memoirs. A lot or the best sailed a dhow on the Red Sea. circled history was too personal to make 1t the globe on freighters and was a into books. I have a lot of pa mphlets combat officer in World War II. and circulars and memoirs of old· timers printed by local newspapers. "l was born in it, lived in it, and Call 642-5678. "The whole thing of the gunfight has been overplayed in the Western,·• L·Amour said. "See, these men in the West knew what a gun was all about and didn't want to get shot . There didn't need to be a gunfight in many cases, because someone would back down." AL THOUGH HE HAS a library ol 8,000 volumes , L 'Amour usually works from what he calls personal his tory . He has compiled bio- graphies of 2,000 gunfighters. Put a few words to work for ou. SOUTH COAST ACTORS STUDIO An THEATRES ------------------'----·II Cate 103 -_..,.,.'" ...tl ~-,....,.,.~ lor , ....... COi .-. -.. ' alrn No _,_ f714• 917 .. 212 C AIUMIMAIU J CIMEMAUICD ""'lH tot Ulll====:::z::=-::::m-======:!Jl 1•u HlfllOf IW• fttt Pt<••"t GATA LINA Nlw., Ail PHI .., crulw ettip "Ceullna Holldey" ...._ l:GO am ditty m.m 1tle Be!Me Pnili°" 6nd ...._ A..._ .. 4:JO PM· Round Tf1p .•• .,,. 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A 6'2·5671 . -- ' ... ••• DAILY ia1lOT I . . , , .. ~ After 40 Years Mar garet Hamilto n a nd Jack Ha ley, who p lay ed th~ wicked witch and the t in man in ··The Wizard of Oz.'' are reunited a l the movie's 40th anniversary celebration in Los Angele!>. ,, ..... . ....... , ... , 994·2400 ....... t l •ett (fttt 994·2400 ' ...... . ......... . 1 •• , .. . • , ..... ,.u 994.241>0 .... , ...... * ~Ol••*•""'r •.ii..-AUml •<>MANCE fl'OI ll:lO•l l0•4:30 klOe a.o& 10:0 ) Ow.en • ,,..,...,.....,. t..t.r ,..,,.,,.. 10.Cat Of NllO THI ou• HUNTH 1•1 I IS e )•00 & 1.30 ' MU UN.JllS I OUIN" ILAZIMO SADOUS <•1 ~lUS llMllT TISl (l'Ot "WtllU fl All U OAN. . ·• VAN NUYS 9lVD«•> -.us MALllU llACH 111 WOOOY AltlN e OfANI OAtON MANHATlAN1•1 I, 0 e , .• , e 4·U e 6 0 .... , & 10,4) l~• ou.,.., • ,.. .. , -~·~ A lITTll •OMANCl11101 I 00 e l i I S e S:lO 1.00& 10.00 ...... T:T!r.r.1~----.. *~ ~ • -·-. M.<1-1 .... "'. °'°"""'°" ' ,,,. •• -THl CHINA SYNott<>Mlcl'Ol ., ..... 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IWIAftl _, 1111 I 0 ENTERTAINMENT/ INTERMISSION I HY GARDNEfi 'Peg 0' my Beai-t' Vintage Comedy at SCR It hu bf.ton aatd of cert6un ac tori <. lr l.iaur\'tH"e Ollvter comes fll08t n•11dlly to mind> lhut tht-y coWd 1land on istaat" 11n<1 rt- cit-., ttw telc1>hooe dlrc<·tory and 3urflclently ~11t~rtam Lhclr ltU dltmcet Thl11 1mrt of eorn1>lhnentary an•l<>&Y nught ulso bt• apphl.'<1 lo SOuth Coast RcVt.·rtory 01> xtcrllntc fo mpWly. a troui.w 1>0 ~killed in t ht• lnh•q 11'\•I ill I VI' II rt:. th al v1rtuully uny play undt>rtlikvn for 11roduc·tum ('ulm111atei. 1n " supremely c11l1•1 llunang l·v1·111n~ · Then• haw. of l'OUrM·. bt>t'O CA ,.EC.O MY ,.t .. 111 • u••Y by J .... , Ut., """"'""' \10 .\ \•U b r John O•w10 11. t•I•• \,llt11nQ •nd u\tu1ne\ th {Ufl ... \#1 .. IWI hfi;tlhf"' Ot l•4fiw#'\ ( PH4JnQ ••c. nnu •I d1uu. ft.u l c:·v ( 111 " P" ~nit d 010.ntly t"Ut'Ot MoftcUt Al IS> m ••t" \4tur Of••n<l~Y""U•rw~ .. •• l Jov n\ th· •10\lth f '!Ml\t Aei-ttOf"t •I 1"4t f ounn ''•P f hf'At•r •\~ fo•n (en•t t Ort-.1• c o'\t• M•'• Re~rv•hon~ 9V 40).) fHC CA\f Pe~ ,.,,., """ (hi< ... , ••• E ttiel Cl\ll.ht>ter Aid<!( (111(1>10\t•< chr1,u;,;;;·ot,;;;1·-· · • \.\.ontoomet)' H4wltit\ J tH wl\ ~ennttlt flr;or~n Uf'nn.-\\Y Mt<"'••t t4•0f'h "'M SI•~• .,._,..,.tn, Anru lonu Jot>n E lltnQIO<> lfo("<!ICI D<lv"' w.,,,,,.. GrM-r Jl>lln ()~••0 Kelltt """' 0'14• MC._,, •.-no <'<'Plion .... but one hks to thumb back through four Yt'Ur'• of cl1p- 1.un~s to find one THE LATF.ST flxarnplc of SCR t alent elcvul1ni:t a nd cm · bell1shing a play which. at first gla nce. might seem an unlikely project for the Costa Mesa Equi· ty eompany is "Peg o· My Heart," an antique comedy from the tarly 1900s which is as close to melodrama as lhe repert.ory players are likely to venture. ··Peg 0 ' My lleart" was a Intermission Tom Titus wedding prese nt from playwright J. Hartley Manners to his bride. Laurette Taylor, some 67 years ago. And as it was a vehicle for Miss Taylor, so it is for South Coas t 's Peg. n e wcomer Noreen Hennessy. who n•vels 1n the spir it ed charat•ter of an Irish lass from New York upsetting the stodgy house hold of a bankrupt but blueblooded British family Miss Hennessy is sent to the Ch1che ·ters for some social and intellectual polis h unde r the terms of an uncle's will that ren· ders her an offer the Chichesters cannot refuse . given the recent state or their financial affairs. The snobbish Britons instead al- tem pt to break ber...sfirit. a pro-JC~l doomed fronuhe outset. THE ELECTRIC vit a lity of Miss Hennessy se nds s hock waves through the SCR produc- L1on . Her Peg does not confuse a lack of schooling und sociul graces with naivete. and she bristles under the stifling in· '1uence of her temporary family like a cornered cal in a lusty, bravura performance. Anni Long , arguably the most gifted aclress in the regular SCR company, is outstanding as the Chichester daughter who detests Peg but ultimately grows to love h e r . Ann Sien a -Schwartz portrays the matriarchal head of the family with an indomita- b1e iron dJspoaition. while John Ellington provides splendid comic relief as the good-hearted wastrel, "tennis, anyone?" son. R ichard ''Double the Dif· lerence" Doyle turns on the charm that has lure d housewives through their television sets or late as the complete scoundrel who hopes to add Miss Long to his conquests. And Michael Hagerty, another new face al SCR. is staunchly symputhet1c as Miss Henoessy's secretive suitor. JOHN-DAVID Keller. who also directs the immaculate pro· duction. doubles as the family's butler and lurns th1s minor a ssignme nt into a gem of seething sophistication. Martha McFa rland as the candy· devouring maid and Wayne Grace as the ex~utor or the UD· cle's estate complete the cast. Technically, the production is m agnifi cent . fr o m Dawn Chia ng's superb Ughling effects lo the s te reophonic thunder which crackles with htgh re· al1s m A pre.s how oho further exhibits the talents of the: cast member-; .. Peg O' M y Heart" 1s a lighthearted Journey back to the ··good old days" of theater, done to a delicious turn by a most compete nt company It con- tinues through June 10, playing nightly except Monday at 8 and weekend afternoons al 2:30 in the Fourth Step Theater. 655 Town Cenwr Drive, Costa Mesa. What's Johnny Like? Q : What's Johnny Carson reaJly like? -L. Budy. New Orleans. A: If Johnny onl y pocketed the return postage enclosed with letters asking that question since he went on his Toni~htly coff~ klatch, he'd be a millionaire without depositing any other checks. ff you 're really serious about finding out more about him without asking his ex-wives or his pal, Ed McMahon. we s uggest you pick ~. up a copy of the March 22 issue or Rolling Stone magazine with Carson smiling al you from the cover. In it you'll find ahout a dozen pages of incidents and facts even Ca rson can 't re · m e mber . It's a c1tndid . sometimes comical appr.aisal by writer Timothy White who left no rolling stone unturned in his re· search. CA II SON 'Glad You Asked That' by Marilyn CNld Hy Gardner With material like that, Johnny doesn't need any ~uests lo talk to. Jle could stop the show JUSl by talk ing lo himsdf. And be sure he "d be invited back again and again and again. Q: Wbat'!l lhe real reason soul singer James Rrown and his wife have separated? -Sally Smith, Topeka, Kan. A"· Though Brown claims he still loves and respects his wife. Deidre. he wunts lo hve the hfe or a swinging baf)lelor Married ni(le ~ars , the soul singer came down with tftf! seven-year itch a tittle late "Let's face it." he told Jet magazine . ·•young girls like sinJtle men. They talk to married men every now and then. but they prefer single men . Well. rm single and l love to mingle!" For example. he drops names like his subject ad-lib asides th11t some of his contemporaries could use to develop an enure routine. White in· eludes an anecdote revealing that the extrovert· Send your questto11s to lly Gardner. "Clad You introvert also is a practical joker. Once one of his Asked Th.at :· core of Chis IU'W:.'JXlper. P 0 BoL 11748 . writers recalls going into the Polo Lounge in Chicago Ill fi-0611 Manlyn and 1111 Gardner wall answer Beverly Hills with Johnny when the guy at the a.~ many questwns as thelJ can 111 their column. but the door insisted that Carson put on a lie before he en-_vo_lu_m_e_o_f _mai_l_ma __ ke_s_pe_r_s_ona_1_r_epl_ie_s_1_m_po_ssi_bl_e_. --- tered. So he went off to his room and put on a tie, but took off his shoes and socks. He then s at down and put his bare feet up on the table. The guy at the door was stunned . It was a h.ilarious night. WINNER L 13 Academy of Awards ~--· BESJ' PICTURE WOCl)Y AllEN DIANE KEATON MICHAEL MURPHY MARIEL HEMINGWAY MERYL STREEP ANNE BYRNE 'MANHAnAN G[Qr.cE GEl?SH'MN A JACK OClt.LINS·CH/\PLF~ H JOf-Ff ..,., ... , <J #W<~ ~~!?:.. W(X:jJV All~N...., MARSt IAI I BRl(.KMAN 'M x Jf'N ALLEN ~ .... """"........ l"'•t .i••t•tJ'«"t CHl\Rt..ES H .OFE R06f;l?T CPU NI ftJT GOOOON WILLIS ........ !Bl ........... --... --- SUNDAt AND WEDNESDAY MATINEES 2P.M. GET OJT YOU< HANDKERO-EFS • c1nenome 6 scAEEn 63U 25 53 ( amPLE x Cn•pmAn Awe a. ~nl• Ana Fre•W•Y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "A LITTLE ROMANCE" (PG ) "THE CHAMP'' CPGl "COMING HOME"' "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" (R) "'CHINA SYNDROME" "'EYES OF LAURA MARS" fRl . "MANHATTAN" (R) "DEER HUNTER" (R) "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "MANHATTAN" "REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER" (PG) "COMING HOME" CR) "COMES A HORSEMAN" "THE DARK" (R) "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATC~ERS .. "THE DEER HUNTER" (R) "THE BOYS.tN COMPANY C" ALL o-.1vE·INS O~N 6:JIP.M .... Nnf Ct1114 u,..,., I 2 l'r" U111eo e KMIO,. "'•Ytro111>4 ,.ILMEO LIV£1N CONCERT Plu11 IR) "VAN NUYS BOULEVARD" Plua fR) "MAILBU BEACH" ··THE PSYCHIC" E ACTRESS ACTOff ..kfi..tltl ~~ 'Y' .Al.. ••. ,,.~,, ~~u•-- w11t1ota > acaoun awAllO ~ Soon yo• MOttl .. AffOtritl rL.--__ ., SUPERMAN \JWUL wUI koow. MULOIHllAltDO ~ru::l.Jw'rrle_ ~ "· ~ (PG) , .. ,., M•co1A1t Jane Fond• •Jack Lemmon Mon.~rl 7:30.10:15 PLUS '"'""'~ HEAVEN Slt./Sun. ft lll ., Hs. •:JO. 1 30. 10:1s CAN WAIT ~ ~ S Academy Aw.J•ds I I 11111.. • Besl P1c1u1e Besl 011ector ~ise" ~r1 . RO£Rr DEER IRI •lo~ ~Mh ~ l)l NI y-, olMr forever.. (V HUNTE .. ..,,.....~_,.,... 'l .. : ..oN r ...... 1oont11 » Plus lb/<~ .. ..., Sat. Sun. 1:1S, 4:30, 1:30 Bl ACTOR JON VOIGHT .BllT ACTRESS ~rr::~:~· (~H ~tlEAVEN CAN WAfl' a:-~ "DAWN OF THE DEAD" ..... . . ....... -.. __ ...,.._.._ - -------------------•-•r-r .... .-..,....,.~.-..,.._.... .... ~~ ...,.,,_, .._ " • :r•~~~~•s121 .•1·-·· iNSIDE : •Ann Landers •Horoscope •Erma Bombeck •Claulfled Featuring_._._.--~ DAIL V PILOT ~Met~reyele-Grandma._ only way to Mery ......... By JORN DODD ............... A motoreyl'le liJ lht only way lo lour the U.S a t least for ont arandm• Mia'°'4ri1tn lhu~I Kolb ftnch her ha lr·ton llarJ.-y l>•vidson a fuel effki"t method he acta about ~ m lies per ~a llon to tour th ti perimeter or the u s The ~year-old grandmother or 10 reached the halfway pomt of her 15,000.mUe Journey as !\he pulled tnto Laguna Beach earty S11turrlay. "I've had no problem gettlnc gas since I left Providence, R I , April 13 ••MY nJEL proble ms started when I drove into Califonua, however , and • 1 've been holding my breath ever since," she said Mrs. Kolb had planned the tour a:-. a retire ment trip with her husband, Jack, but he dit!d in 1975. "I put the idea of taking this tour out of my head when Jack died. Maine and back to Providence, which 1he hopes to reach by July l , tr»vcrs inc »autn. She now bu ridde n tn •II Ml :.lute~. lncludlnc AJa8kM and ltawiaO 8ADDLF.BAG~ on her KO ruble Inch Herley·Davldson CIHs1c &re packed with eoouach clothes to lai,t a week without cleannuc. le ather pants and jacket, shoes amd 11n "electric 8Ult " "I ro\lldn't have made tl without my electric suit. "It works like an e lectric blanket arnd tl has gotten me through snow. rain and near.freezing tem peratures," she said. She began her trip on Friday the 13th anticipating trouble. she added. but she has had no problems and has n 't met many undesirable persons. "If you took a nd act like a lady, you get treated like o ne," she em phasired. the same from them. "MOTOaC\'CLJSTS form a tighter fraternity than enthusiasts or any other sJ>Ort. "They come from all walks of Ure. including secretaries, doctors and even grandmothers," she said. Mrs. Kolb is the first womao to hold office in the American Motorcy· cle Association in the group's SS.year history. · "There are more than eigbl million motorcyclists now, a nd there'll be a lot more coming with the fuel crisis. "The whole purpose of my trip is to pro mote the betterment of motorcyclists," she said. Mrs. Kolb is a retired farmer and bus driver from New London, Mo. He r hus band bought he r firs t Harley for her on Mother's Day m 1968, one year after she began to ride motorcycles. She then was faced with riding her Mother's Day present home from the dealership. "One day I decided to do il alone. however, and J know he's here with me in spirit," she s aid. The remainder of her trip will take her to Seattle, Milwaukee, Detroit, ·'I respect the chopper riders and other bikers, but l want them to respect me loo," she said. Grandma Kolb said she alw ays stops to help when she sees other bikers in trouble, a nd she looks for "Three spills and six hours later, I made it the 35 miles home," she re· called. Mrs. Kolb said the experience invluenced her to become a strong <See GRANDMA, Page C2l 'Motorcycle Grandma· Hazel Kolb gives the victory sign as she prepares to head north on her All-American nntorcycle 1ourney. Alliance Doctors Sick· Wildlife By MARC IA FORSBERG 01111• D•llr ,.li.t SYft Spooky the barn owl was found at the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station. She bad flown into something and seriously hurt her beak. Rusty the California brown pelican, found at Seal Beach by a surfer, was weak with hypoglycemia. A coyote puppy. found in a drainage ditch in P alm Springs, had an inner ear infection. All three wild t·reatures were taken to Dr. . Joel P<1..,1·0. vl.'lt•rinaNan and manager at Sun· :-;urf Animal Ho..,p1tal in Sunset Beach. for treat· rn ent lie !>. a m<:mher of the North Hollywood· hased All1anC'l' for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education, a newly formed organization that has as its purpose the rescue, treating and re· habilitation or wild animals. Under Or. Pasco's care, Spooky's beak has been mended and she's being rehabilitated. She's hand· fed with beef heart a nd mice at a pet store in Seal Beach. Rusty is flapping his awkward wings and is gaini ng strength every day. The coyote pup has been treated for h1<> in- fection and 1s recovering . Eventually, they 'II a II he rclcas1•!1 hack to the wild. THE ALLJANCF. FOR Wildlife covers 10 Southern California count1e!>. and is _;.<:t up "to meet the needs of native California wildlife that have been distressed and are in need of atten- tion." according to the group's literature. Dr. Pasco, forme rly chief clinician of Newport Center Animal Hospital, strongly believes the concept and now, in addition Lo tr eating dogs, cats, birds and exotic pets, he has opened his doors to wildl ife. Private citizens who find injured wild birds and animals may bring them to him or any ap propnalc Alliance s pecialist. Tn•atment I!. free ;1s long as respon:.1bilit y 1:-. relinquished . Dr P<1sco says "THE R E ARE A lot of 1ndiv1duals in Southern California vete rinarians. thl' Daily Pilot Photos by Gary Ambrose Audubon soc·1et y, zoolog1s ls. biologists, educators -that have, in the past, not really had a central organization <to aid wildlife > in the event of any kind of natural or manmade disaster. ··And in Southern California. there a re a lol- oil spills, brush fires, droughts, earthquakes. Now there's an organized agency that can get together a team of people immediately to come CSf-t> WILDLIFE, PaRe C2> Dr. Joel Pasco performs surgery on a great horned owl. Great horned o wl is shown after surgery. Rusty. the pelican. gets to baths daily 1n the tub. 'Momma' Model By LAU RINDA KEYS A•toel•l..S "'"' Writw WOOpLAND HILLS, Calif. Not every mothe r gets a la ug h from thousands of strangers every day. But then, not every mother would call her 52·year-old son lo remind him of her telephone number when he fails lo call in two days. Frances Lazarus actually made that call, and because or it she became the model fo r the JO.year-old syndicated comic strip "Momma." drawn by her son Mell. "I LOVE IT. I think it's funny enough to make anyone laugh," sayd_ Mrs. Lazarus. But Mell Lazarus' comic "Miss Peach, " appears Daily Pilot. s trip, in the · she doesn't really think the character is like her. When she admitted in an interview that "every mother has some of the same charac· terislics" as "Momma," her son said that was quite an admission. "You used to say it was Aunt Helen," be said. · Aboul 14 years ago, Lazarus said, he got a strange call. "The voice sounded familiar. She said, 'Mr. Lazarus? This is Frances Lazarus. I'm calling lo tell you my phone number is stiil 505·7770.' Then she hung up." "I REALIZED lhls was material for a com· ic stri,p," he said. But he didn't gel around to starting it for four years. He was already busy with the "Miss Peach" comic about children in a school. Now, his "Momma" 1lrip is sent to 150 newspapers by the Field Syndicate. Over the years, "Momma" bas chanced, said Lazarus. She's gotten shorter. "At fint lbe atarted out about half the helaht of her cblldren. Now she'• up to tbelr kneecaps." He said he drew .. Momma" abort because 1be was so dyoamlc ... , needed something to mlU,ate it. Also, I tbouaht it w .. kind or interestlnl to bave tbla tiny, little woman domlnalinl these blg kids." Unlike the "Momma" character, Mrs. Laaaru1 laid abe 1ets •lone very well with ber daugbten·ln·law, and abe never tried to make her dauebler, Either, marry a doctor. -- LAZAatJI sakl be wasn't afraid to ahow "llom1U" to h11 mother. "I didn't tbtnll ahe'd <leelllO•MA, .. pCI> .. Attention Turning S~award ·~YORK MOTHER OF YEAR -Mrs. Frances Davis Burtenshaw of Logan, Utah, poses with her husband Claude, st New .York's Waldorf-Astoria, after the 83-year-0/d mother of eight was named the 44th National Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Committee. The organization Is a New York based non- profit organization devoted to Improving the moral and spiritual foundations of ·tamly life. Now that the lazy days of summer are ap· proaching we coast dwellers are beginning to take advantage or the out or doors again Parties are being moved outside and our atten· lion is turning to the 'sea. We Jove spring and summer here. First, it was tea at the Sherman Foundation Gardens in Corona del Mar. Twenly·lhree young wo men recei ved gold and pearl medalUons to wear Nov. 24 at the National Charity League debutante ball, culminating their years of service to the community. The girls enhanced the garden setting and in turn the nowers pointed up the natural beau· ty of the teen·agers . who were accompanied by their equally attractive mothers. Mrs. Edwarclt Starnes, ball chairman, in· troduced the young women and their mothers and guests were greeted by Mrs. Paul Klllhn, president of NCL's Newport Chapter, and Mrs. William BarrlDllOn, president-elect. . After the tea the debutanles journeyed to the Lido Isle Yacht Club for a Mexican fiesta and buffet hosted by the Ernest Hlaalllawa, Joaepla Coleswortlly1, Clllford Jordana, Sally Somen and James Somers. . Thls was the first in a round of parties that will keep the girls occupied until their big mo· me nl in the fall. The debutanles are SaUy Jean Barrlnttoa. LHra Ca&llerble Bell, Suau Loalae Blalaop, Jamie S-Banallam, Carol Uaa Coleawortby, Doreen Marie Cud, Alyce Dabney, Lisa Leanne Doerta1 and Cynthia Au Fo1Te1t. Also, Barbara Jean Frova, Karen Lo.Jae Goody, Gena Lyaa Haddox, Ka&llerhte ADD Hall, Amy Lyaa BIHlllaw, Rllleacla aeaee Jordaa. A.a1ela DI•• Kaapp, s.daale Kral, Carollme Elalae Knpp, Saaaa KaUaerlae llart111 and Dnoa .leaa Palmqalst. More are Elyaa Dell Paaley, Cyatltla .leaaetae Prke and ••rd• Ward Semen. A smaller crowd than anticipated tu.med out for an evenlng of beauty and fashion at the South Coast Plaza Hotel last week, but lbose at .. tending the Easter Seal benefit got Iota of in· spiration. Master of ceremonies Gary Co•,._ in· troduced Dr. B. Geerce Braau, who talked about coemetlc 1ur1ery, and leaa Mauel whose loplc was make·up. There were faahlons from several local stores as well as fur and ~welry in tbe ea~ lrava1ama and il all ended with wlne and cheese provided by Compton. Especially enjoyln1 the evening were staff , ...... -------__ ,_...........,...__ _..,...... .................................. . II oppe11b19s By Judith Olson members from the Rehabilitation Institute of Orange County, which will put the profits to good use. Praim Singh, director, and his wife Marleae were there along with Ann Rldtmond, ad· ministralive assistant, Jet Youg, public rela· tions director. and her husband Ed. Mexican weaver Alkno Vasqaea greeted old friends during a reception in the Orange Coast College art gallery last week when an eit· hibit of his work opened for the second time in two years. So many fans and new friends were on band that the punch and ·cookies disappeared well before the evening ~as over, accordlDI to Eaaa&tt Roju. Vasquez' hosl. Vasquez is an outstanding weaver and il's hard to resist buying a dozen of his works. We'll settle for one . One of the most colorful yachting celebra· lions in this area is Opening Day, when the boating season gets under way in earnest and all the decks aresweptcleanforsummerfun. At the Balboa Yacht Club tradition is en· trenched since the club Is marlring its S5lb year. There was a carnival theme to its openina day, with a 1907 band organ 1lving the signal to start the resUviUes at 0900. There was a buffet luncheon, the traditional open house aboard the boats and the preaenta· tioD' or the trophy for lhe best-maintained boat in the club. Competition was keen ror the latter but Duhl ud Mull& Eaaley swept it away with their nifty Sea Spirit. The da1 was wrapped up with a coclttall party on the lower deck where petta were greeted by C••••tl•re aad •re. ••• wuu.-. \'lee Co••Mere ... an ....... GIHIOW and aear Co•• ...... and •ft. ..... aob....._ At Bahia Corinthian it was the 211t Open1nc Day ceremony. Members and ,..u wen treat· <See HAPPENINGS. 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PUBLIC NOTICE 1...mvT 0ot-n ___ ... ___ Thi!• ""''~nl •• , "'"° .. u,.. tht County (ft!rllt of Or1tn9f> (CJu,.lv on Apfll JO. 1q1' lfOTICIE roc .a:OITOllS SU~IElllOtt COUllT 0 1" THE STATE Of' CAL11"011Nf4 l'OR THE COUNTY 01" Oii ANGE _ .. ..,. f \Ule o f C "RL THO M AS F11047 Pubfll"°'<I 0<-(..<;01 0.ttfV P1101. 1"13Y 8. IS. 'l.1, 1'1. W/9 1181 19 J"ICEWAY, Oe<e...S. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tne 'PUBLIC NOTICE <rectl1onolW1e.OO...,....,..OK-..1 _ ----- tn.t •II ..._ ..... .,. c ... rm 99'111"1 l'ICTITIOUS BUSINIES' PURLIC NOTICE NOllCE TO CREDITORS SUPClllOll COUllT OF THE !>fj11T£ OF U.LIFOllNI" FOii THE COUHTV OFOllANGE NO ·- r.i.,1~ UI FLL4 r ~1 l N r1 SI F. WHlll ,1•,1ll1 /\ ~ WHIT E., 0,..,.,,,,.,, "" f 1r f I\ HI Jlf J1V r.1v r N to "'" "'U1fOt \ Qf lfi.t 1tbuV.,. fMfnf"<J CMH't•Of'nl lhf\I ·•I' l.Jl'"•""''"''""'nQrt.1m-..aqitln·t '".,. ·, ... o flt't~I ctr,.. reQv11ed lu tll~ '"*"'· w11n the nt-<e,v.ry ~oven.tr\, tn ti'\,. ott1t-.. Of the clt:rk ot ow abOve .,.,,. t1t1,.d foort. or to Of'~\enl IMm, wtth 1n .. nP1 ~,wry 'tOVChet\. to th~ un O.,•\IQft"<J al tlM' Ollr<e Of STEVEN T DE\.bRIOGE, Attorney .tl ~ • .01 N Par~c•nter 0.., 5111. lOI, 541nl• AM, CA '11~. -•ell I\ the piece ot busl· M\\ ot '"" ""°"'''gneo in •II mauer\ perta1n1no to tile tt\l<llP ot "''" de<•· o•nt, wl!hln fou• months .after tne 11,.1 put>t1CAhfW\of lf'l•'S notice. D•l~O April )t, l919 r aTHERfNE FEllR4ffA I ... cu1or ot t~ Will e>f tN> (tbc)v(• nd~ °'"~' srcv(H r OELllllfDGE Attor11ey .lt U• out N P•r1'<..,t.tt Or . Sit un !>•nl• All•, CA '770i T•I I/h i S41·SZ7S Allo•nay ,., Eaecvter ~uDh\1\11-d OfMtQe (.N'I 0.•fY PUot lo/'.IOy I, •• IS, n. "" l .. f.79 P UBLIC NOTICE , ... Wld ~ .,.. ~,...,to Ille .. -E STATEMENT ~ tMm, wilt\ ew N<HSMY -M~. In Tl>~ fonowln9 P•tr"°n' ••e dol tne office ot "'9 cle<1l Of "'9 -en bv\I~• •• 11.nu• lllleel <OUO't, °' to .,,.._.111-em, wllll SOUTH COAST MODELS, 3800 '!.<> NOTICE OF TllUSTIEE'S 'ALI[ tne neces\¥y '"""""''· 10 ,,.,. vn· Plue °'''"' SO eo.~1 V•fl-~nld TRU\T NO -der\IQned •I lloOI WMl<lllf Otln, AM (A ' ' On Ju,,..~. 1979,11 I I OClo'<fo<~" M , Suite J12, He-1 Be«ll, C..lllornl• l..r~v R. Pel•"· 211.S E. Main. F1"1 "'"''"'"'n Tiiie tn\U•.or>Ge Com-•' 92..a. CJO PAUL 0 M<CLAllY, JR • Tuslln C.. '1680 1><1ny <I\ lrusl<-e, by llM' certaon Off<! JIUO<ney al law, _k ,, I\.,,.. Pf•o ot IC~•Olyn G H•rt>oo•I . ...., p,,,.~, ol Tru\I ••e<u1...S by Roe.rt l WAii!\ • bu>IMU of,,... -"OMO In•" m.\I· Ne.,port S..Cll C.. '166J and rKordt'd ~·moor 1'1, "71, •• -leo pert.inonQ to lne ~lair OI w iO de Th•> bu••ne;s is conauc •~o t;y " Oocumenl No. ~·• 1n lloo~ 17"J. <edenl, willlin '°"' month\ •lier Irie vener•l 1Mrtne•.,.,IP Pao• 113• of Of11cle1 Reco•d• ol llr\ll>Ublk .ilonot thbnotice, ICMOtyflG. Hert.er! Ora no• County, C.allfornl• •no Oale O.AprU 11, 1m . Tiiis \laternent .,n l1feo will• llM' purwent to lhal vrfaln Noll<• Of N"NCY A OGILVIE Counly Cl••" uf Ore1199 Count• on D•f•ufl ano £1tc 11on lo Soll =fll~l;:.IOt Ol IM "prol 71, .. ,., llletP-rK"'°"" f•b<UM'f ~. 1~1• F1104U "S 00<umonl No l66I In 8ooll 1301•, -..-~t Publl\twod O<-C.o•s1 0•1ly Pllrrl Pao• llJJ or Ollltl•I Rocoro, ol PAUL D.M<a.AllV,Jll. M<Oy •••• u.n. 1919 1)17" Or•t1Qe County, will u,,.,., •nO Atter•J.ii.------- -pu••uenl 10 ~Kl Oe@<I of lrV'.11 Mil •I ·- • • • Wildlife CPro• Pase CU to tM a1d ol tbete animals," be aaya. llU1 ol &be injured anlmala are referred by Animal Coatrol departmen.ta lD varioua com· munltlet, since there ue "few racWUea where an.lmall Uke owls or pelicans can be cared tor. ·'Taxpayers pay for Lbe cat and dog pound, but there's no such t.bln& as a pelican pound," he adds. IT WAS SEAL BEACH Animal Control that referred Ruaty, the weak pelican. to Dr. Pasco. "Treatment consisted of two days of sto mach tube feeding, plus antibiotics and vltamlns. He responded well and now he's grab· bing fl.Sb voraciously. He eats two pounds of rock cod or salmon every day, which is donated by Walt's Wharf. a restaurant in Seal Beach." Rusty ia a pampered pelican now -he gets two ahowen a day, a swim in the bat.b tub and a lot or attention. Dr. Pasco bas been tesUog the bird's strength by tethering him with a 30·foot nylon cord aDd coaxing him to Oy . "He seems a little stiff, posalbly from belog out of commission for awbUe. I've been increaa- 1 ng bis exettise each day," he says. Dr. Pasco took the bird and a surfboard into the ocean SaturW!y to see ii "the stimulus of be· ing In the water wi11 make him act more like a pelican. I have to force him to get back to bis normal pelican ways ." It seems that Rusty bas grown accustomed to being looked after and fed, and be doesn't particularly want to leave the animal hospital. But the movement of reward for Dr. Pasco·is when he sees an animal "fly off on bis own." BlJT, HE ADDS, ''This animal rehabilita· lion isn't all joy. A gentleman from Inglewood. who had a permit from the Fish and Game Department to have possession of a great horned owl, brought the bird in. Jt was thin. had had pro· blems with flight and two fractured legs. "It was a salvage type situation. The bird was on the operating table for two hours and, when it regained consciousness, we stomach· t ube fed him. This animal died the following morning. "It's a mazing the owner had that much con- cern for a wild bird." Dr. Pasco notes that he treats "a broad ar- ray or sma ll creatures. Birds like finches, crows, pigeons and ravens -they get hit on the highway, or fly Into windows or fall out of trees. • "We also treat waterfowl like seagulls and pelicans, and mammals like squirrels, r abbits. occasionally racoons, coyotes, California seals and sea lions." The number one cause for requiring treat· ment is trauma due to confrontation with man, he says. "Waterfowl become tangled up m fish- e rmen's lines or they swallow fish hooks. And then there are malicious shootings -there's nothing more pathetic than to see a beautiful red taiJed hawk with a bullet hole through iL'> wing bone. "Also. there are general disease problems, toxic problems and the stress of elements such as extreme weather conditions or lack of food, .. Dr. Pasco explains. The Alliance for Wildlife may be contacted at (213 )769·8388; P .O. Box 4570, North Hollywood, 91607. ••• <FromPageCI> be oCfeDded, and oosidcs, my mother has a ter- rific sense or humor." Mrs. Lazarus, born in Chernigov. Russia, near the Polish border ,'raised her children in Brooklyn. Her husband, !l glassblower. died in 1956, and she had to work when her children were teen-agers. She moved to California 16 months ago, and lives within a mile of both her sons . Her daughter died last October. She asked Mell if his character, "Momma." will ever get married and be replied: "When you get married, she'll get married. l don't think 'Momma ' will get married because s he wants to be able to devote her time to taking care or her kids." .. I:. ~"""'~~.....i:... .... f...., Deley.,... ....... ..,o.y_ Dr_ Pasco works on the great homed owl's broken legs as 1t is fed via a stomach tube. Rusty is a --~· pampered -:... • ~ pelican.now ~ .. ' -and even ~ surf-bOarding last weekend • • • Grandma UOI Wffttllft~.,s.ltem PUBLIC NOTICE publlc •ucllon tor uu. 1ewtul ..._., ... __. IMCll,GL,_ ol In" Unli.cl 51•tesof ,.,.,,.,Ice. •I tlle1-------------------------------------Att_,._ .......... .-Puflll~ Or.,.. c....st O.lfy P iiot CP..,)l -Soutn IP¥!11no IOll enlrenGt to llle M•Y 1,l, 0.22. lf7' 1611 19 NOTICE TOCAEOITOAS fir\I °'"""f<an T"'"1 Company bullel-SUPERIOR COURT OF THE lllQ IO<tlecl al 01 N. Main St ' 111 tf\O' STATE OF C"LIFOllNI" 1'011 Cllv Of SanlA An•. ~llloml• •II ""'' T"E COUNTY OF OllAHGE ~~',;.,~'~ '°':, :~·= =6:, ~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Ne. A·"1.. 1•11•1 In Ille -rty \llUdled In tlle SUHlllOttCOUllTOf'Tl4E E \IAl!' o t "'LFONS J0'1N Counly8n0Sla1t'O.,Krlbedo· STAffDPCALll'OttNIA 1"0 11 ORZEWINSICl, l>P< .. MNI I 01 1' In 8100 "I(" ol '""''No, ~I· TMI[ COUNTY 01" OllANOE NOT ICE IS HEffC UV (,1111 N lo lh• "' P•r MltP "'coro.G In Book II P_, .... A-t-.n <redll0<• Of"'° abOve 1111m~d d('( •d• "' u 10 36 1nclus1•~ 01 MIKtll~neous NOTICE OP MEAlllNO f'OA '""'all""''°"' h<l•lno <l'1tlm\ "Cld•nU M"p\, 1n lh!' olllu• of tnt' County PllOIATI[ 01" WILL ANO CODICIU, Ille \aid dr'<l'Ofnl or., •<-<iutrrd lu flto R•< order ot \aid County IF ANY, AND l"Olt LETTIEllS lnem, will! 1"41 rv>(•\-..trv "°"<""'· 1" Tn~ \lrffl Midres\ ol "''° P'-1Y TESTAMaNTAllY lfM! ofllce ol the tl••k ol It..-"°""" ''" ,, purP0'1•0 to i;. t I•• Ml••m•r E st•la of MARTH" L. LONG, llllld court, 0< lo prr\f'nl lnem, "'11" D•••~. Ntwport Bu<ll, Cal1lom1•. Ofte•Md. th~ n~tt~rv vt)uc.ner,, 10 tn~ un t htt undtH\•Q,,1tf'I dlula1m1' any NOTICE IS HEREBY 0 1\/l[N t,,., deo111ned •• P•lilioner. Dl NI ';f ll•Olltly '°' iltlY ln<orr•CIMU of .,,. J"MES R. LONG hoK tiled ltereln a MARUCHEAV, c10 CH,.RLf'> G"'R \tr•el •OO~s\llOWnllerein petition tor o•oti.1e of Wiii •nd RITY, 611 W, l11t1 Sl~et, S..nl• "'n~ S•IO wl~ Wiii ~ m-w1it.ovt co,,.. Codie II' Ill •nyl •nd t or l.•lltrt CA '1~. -•<" ·~ lhe P1a<" 01 Ou•• nanl or wiwrantv. opre\Wd ~ Im. Tn.-Y • .....,..nee lo wltl<lt It M U of uw unoen10f't'O In •11 "'""@" piled n to ,,,. 11ne pouenion or tn· -t.w further P8<1kul~ •nd lflel pert•lnlnQ IO 1111! t\tate 01 ~ala °"" tumb•encet to wt1\11 Ille ,..,,,.lnlt>Q , ... lime -piece Ol -11>9 .,_ -oent. within'°"' mont"' ener ,,,. "''' P•lnc ipef "'"' -ot1 the ...,. wc-twts llMol WI for"-S, 1'7,, at 10:00 publl<•tlOflol llll\nolice. l>Y .,.10 tlef!d of Tru\I to wit: 16.102 00 41.m., 1t1 .. ~ OI ~lrNnt O.IH M4ly 3, 1'7'. will! lnt..-.st u..r-'"'"' .._.., NO.) trf Mid~« 100 Clvtc ~ Oe<llse Marumuu 11• '"'· pl\I\ lete '"-'· H ""°"lded 0.1-. w.st. Ill -Clty Of Senta An.t, "Clmlnlslrwt•l•ot llM' 1n ulO note lo9e111er wltlt fen, CAii~ Estele ol IM •llD<n> < ...,,118, ...., ••l*IM'\ Of Die Tnnt" Doled Me¥ 1, 1m. nemtO 0tctci.nt •no tucll ott-.• W<M es,,,. • ...,..""" I.MA. IHrlCI\ CMAllL•IOAltlllTY cid•<tn<ed by""'_, -11c11W Of ~ C*ll tn W. 1N M. ••Id note, wltn ln•rnt, •• oro•!Oed lft HOM•• OOOHIO SMIAI AM. CA "116 ,.10 OHc1 ot T ""' A.......,•U. T .. : 17Mll0,._ Oeled/INvl, t<m. .,................. ...._..., .. ~~ eettyfMniccl .-...OMce .. IMI Pulllll"'9d Orenge Cont Delly P1101 Alll'*'ltedOtflur M ....... P ... CAtlnl I AMy t, IS,22, 1', 1'19 Publl''*' Or~ C.O.t! Deify Piiot, 4' .. :fnllm411S lllf l MavlS111'1tlt ........ :~ ' ... '"""41,,... 0r-Coe\t o.nv P11<>1, PUBLIC NOTICE M•y I , t, IS, 191'9 -------=-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • ·- (From Page Cl> advocate or rider education. Her s ix children have "given oo static" about her U.S. perimeter trip, and her 89-year-old rather said he wishes he could be along. HER BROTHER owned a Harley- Davidson dealership in the '40s, and inspiring her to buy the American- made motorcycle this year, she said. "I wanted a n a II Ame ri can motorcycle for a n all American trip. "I mean, in what other country can someone take a trip like this?" she queried. The most outstanding memory or her trip is her time spent in Savan· nab, Ga. "It's so beautiful the way the flowers and trees meet in the streel:l of Savannah," she s aid. BUT CALIFORNIA is the most beautiful state in which to ride, she claims. In fact, she plans lo ride back to California o ne week after s he reaches her destination in Rhode Island. Althoug~ she considers the U.S. perimeter tour the longest ride or her life, she plans to ride for the rest of her life_ "Motottycling is a lot better tor any grandmother than knitting ever was," sbe said. The motorcycling grandma, Hazel Kolb from Missouri. strikes a happy pose as she shows off her cycle and travel- ing togs. • • ·--·---- Now get 20 cents a pound! That's a dollar for every five pounds you bring to your nearby Reynolds Aluminum Mobile Recycling Unit. We're making It easy to cash in •. all· aluminum cans. Our mobile recycling truck wlll be In your area u11sted below. So start collectlng aluminum cans right away. They're everywhere. Kitchens, part(s, roadsides, restaurants. Clubs and civic groups use them at their social activities. Then bring them to our mobile truck for 20C a pound. Also, we'll pay you for certain other alf- aluminum items It they're clean and prop- erly prepared. Just ask or calf for detalfs. Reynolds Aluminum Moblle Recycling Unit. It makes cashing In your alumlnum as quick and easy as colfectlng . .............. -.:: C.-..._CA Reynotda Aluminum Reynotda Aluminum Mobile Recyding Unit Orange Recycting Center at Alphe Beta Supemwket 21 O E• Me9ts Avenue 241 e..t 17th Street Tuetet.y • Satutday 12:30 p.m.-5.00 pm. 9:30 a.m. ·•:30 p.m Every Wedne9day Phone (714) 998-4271 •-: . ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE I ERMA BOMBECK T~. Mey 16, 1979 . DAIL y PILOT ca I •• .Dap~nlngs , Drive Your (Fl'HI P11e Cl) ~d to a performance by lbe Citrua Collece Sln~1 cll:lmparne receoOoa and music by tbe Bia Band Commotion. Boat.a were open tor lnapectJon dwin1 lhe artemoon and m any ~st... we are au.re. were dreamm, ol Iona .ea voya1ea. but c. .... ,., Walt.r 8eluw*r wouldn't let Al\1 ot bis neet lift an~hor and mis11 lhc tun of ttM! day AllO tht'rt' Wf'~ Vitt C......,. a.1Mr1 Har l ••• aad Rear <'omaoclore l.f'w l• 8prH11tt. Tidbilit At a Newport Much 1rocery lore the other nt1i1ht two ru:o1tomers w~rt' seen buy1n1it nearly two doien boxes of bran cereal They W('rt mum nn the purpose i.nd hart t'Veryone in Une vtry l'Url<>w1. We tried Lo atet un H'lvltation to brt'akftt~t but lo no avail, and Wt" even nid we 'd bring the banana:. And a sunset wt1dding where again 1nform1t Hon was withheld We <-aught the t'ouple a nd their friends al Little Corona Just when the s un wa s setting and joined in for thf' ceremon} but the bride wished to remain anonymous. No m atter ll was a beautiful time We think sunset is the best tame for beginnings Anaheim Union High School's Class or 1!}39 h as to be one of the most special groups of graduates anywhere The members love to Met together and have done so 40 limes sin('e they got their s heepskins 40 years ago T he last reunion took place at Griswold's Restaurant. Fullerton . on a r.ecent Saturday evening and continued on to the next morning when Pbll and Betty Tozer invited the group for brunch at their Tale of the Whale and a s urprise har bor cruise. The former Colonisb were enthusiastic "Thank you. thank you. thank you. Phil itnd Betty. Your classmates all love you," they s aid when it was all over Relty Tozer wasn't in the class but by now she must be <1 n honorar) member We're a ll looking forward to the Newport Beach City Festival or Arts this coming weekend a t Fashion Is land. Many or our friends will be showing arts and crafts and we can't wait to see what they do. To toast the event the City Arts Commission had a wine and cheese party at the Newport Ha r bor Art Museum for commissioners. ex· hibitors and the press. Newport Beach Arts Commissioners Wally Ziglar and Janet Enms enjoy music of trumpeter Zeke D1etnch and clannet1st Hal 81rnkrant 1•rc1sc h<>rc We Jump from s ubJCCt to '>UhJcl'l .. No major world problems wert' '>Ohcd al our l1tbll' but we d1<1 <'<>m t· aw<iy v.1th :1 ('(111 vcnwt1on p1t•tt' a pipe• clcam•r g1 rafrt· constru1•t l'd h\' Rill ll uo.,1·ro ft lie m ad1• .1 v. htil•· mcn<lgf'nc while drinking his <'<>ffct· People Peering \mt•r1can Bu s 1ne:.-. Wom1.:n 's Assoc1 a t wn I r<'ne I vcrson 1s serving her second t trrn a !> pres ident of the Ebell Club o f In in<'. Mrs. James Reynolds will lead the ( ·osta Mesa Junior Women's Club Gail McGraw won three trophies at the M ult and Cal Show at Murdy Park Her dog Maggit> look the Best of Show. Dog With the Prettiest Eyes and All -American Mutt awards Beautician ----Up the Wall A•• La•ders DEAR ANN: The life or a hairdresser is not an easy one. As one who has been in the busi- ness for a long lime, I'd like to submit a list or s uggestions ror patrons who want to drive their bea uticians up the wall. Just do the rollowinc: 1. Arrive late a nd throw his (or her> schedule ofr for the whole day. 2. Arrive early. Squirm a round in your chair and tap your foot impatiently while you wa it. 3. Find a picture of a hair style you admire in a magazine . Take it along and instruct the oper ator to fix your hair exactly like the woman in the pictare. !Neve r m ind that the movie queen has a glor ious growth of thick hair and you are nearly bald. l 4. Complain tha t you a re tired of the same old hair·do and want something different. When he creates a new st yle, complain that it "doesn't look like me." 5. If your a ppointment is for a shampoo and set. dedde on the spur of the moment that you need a hairc ut. Ask him lo "work it in." 6. Request that he leave a t least three clip~ 1n your hair to make sure it stays in place until you amve at your desttnalion. Do not , under a ny nrcumstances. return the clips. He ha~ plenty If each <'Ustomcr carne~ away three, he wi ll lose only 45 claps every day J S PE AK FO R THOUSANDS DEAR S.: In beha lf of the thousands for whom you speak. thank you. l '11 bet this column shows up on beauty s alon walls all over North America! With b at'kground mus ic by J e an Tan· dows ky's combo 1Jc<1n couldn 't tick lt: the ivories because the p1<ino keys were out for re ·-.:.. .. pair I, guests las ted a v1tnl'ly of cht·cse:s and ex· chang<'d notes on the fos tl\ al Marti MtGavock, Da na Myer~on, Cat hi Tucker, Caroline Glenn, Lisa Lillian, Kathy Koll and Beth Reed have ~n initiated into the Omicron Chapter of Kappa Alpha T h<'ta at USC Patti Williams has been installed as pre·~•· dent or the South Coast Junior Women's l'lulJ The t'luh named Sherry Upslill il..,. C1rl ,,r thl' YNH". Nancy Mu nck as C1t1zen of th<· YN1r and Carol Fcllion a~ Clu hwom:.in uf th1· v1·ar St·hola rsh1ps huvt· been aY..ard••d to J udv t\ut.-u a. Va lPrie Brandt. J oline Ou lmi~ and •:llet'n Ilagan b.\ thl· I n 11w Charll·r Chapt1·r. .Olive Ba rley, Mission Viejo. won three I rophies in th<' second annual Orange County Press Club bowling tourname nt. She took high .,t•ries. scratch. high game . scratch, and h1 ~h :-cri<'!>. handit'ap // 1inu /u1 vt! 011 1/t'rn /11r l/oppcmngs. send ti to .lrutrth Olxon at t/w Daily />1wt. P 0 lJor 15fi(), Cosio \f1·.su CA 92fi26 or coll her at 642·4321 lloppeniny3 runs t'lf'T"!I Tuesdc..11 ''Complete ••• '' local coverage keeps you informed everyday Mingling were t:llt'n Appel, Janc•l Ennis, Gloria Shoemaker. Wally Ziglar, Kathlttn Luby and Thomas Garvc>r. After a fruslr<iti ng hour or W<illlng for gas 1t \.\as good lo s11 dnwn for breakfast with the Goof offe rs Yes. the convt-rsal1on as still as s pirited as ever at the big round table al the Cannery restaurant. Newport. where the coffee drinke rs gather every morning. When you ~ct s uc h a g roup as Dick Richard, Ned Hill, Charlie Painter, Bill Huscrort. Bill Dudas, John Caminiti, Paul Simpson and Bill Hedler together the <'Onvcrsa· t1on is really something. . As Cam1n1ti s ays ·'This group gets its ex •ARE YOU READY TO BE THIN? WHY WEIGHT WORKSHOPS for men and women INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A PREE SEMINAR •'DOES MY BODY REPRESENT ME?'' Discover how your personal sell-image affects your weight. LEARN ABOUT OUR HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL METHODS: •Awareness Techniques •Relaxation Techniques •Visual Imagery •Behavior Modification DIETING ALONE IS NOT THE ANSWER ... SUI, MAY 11, ,._.Pl• Sela CllS1 Pllll lltll 666 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa (San Diego Fwy. at Bristol) NEW GROUPS NOW FORMING WHY WEIGHT WORKSHOPS P.O. lox, 1633, ANAHllM, CA. 92802 RHODA WEISEL & DIANE GOODMAN, Co-Founders (71•1 638-2395 NEWPORT HARBOR COUNSELING CENTER present A Comprehensive Program Toward Permanent Control of SMOKING This pr<>Qram is designed for those who want Individualized, professional atten- tion to aid in the control of their smok-ing habit. For additional Information or to ar- range for a private consultation at no charge call: Tony Bober, M.S. Newport HerbOr CounHNng Center 1151 Dove St., Suite 230 Newport Beach1 California 92660 (714) a33-1610 Bike Path War Imminent The next Civil War tn th is country w ill be b e t w ee n r o l le r s. bicyclists a nd joggers. The problem 1s l ht·r c isn't e nough, ~oo m for the three of the m on the same bike paths. As the s um m e r approaches. they are formin~ les~ than a perfect union. R o lle r !>ka ters !l ay that bike rs ride side by side and fill up all the lloro#~ope the roller sk<lters line up E,...a Ba.krk in the DAILY PILOT ( ) ~aths. The joggers say . _ in packs of six or SE'ven ---------<1nrl run th<'m off the By SVONEY OMARR road. and the bikers ~ay golf course. right·of.way walke rs w ith b itin g dogs. When can they use the bike paths'> DWARF MEYER LEMON WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 lhl' joggers think they would have to go to the AR I ES ( Ma r e h 2 I · own the road • golf carts en route to the Apr il 19>:Expandbaseof Before it r eac h e s g reens oper ations. Make contact v ie>lcnt proportions. 1 T his is the basic sum · with those in positions l'f think we she>uld all sit . m er schedule and wo~ld authority. . d 0 w n a n d we> r k of course change durini.: T A URlJS I Apn I 20 som ething out before the the winter months wit h May 20 );. Go.od Moon le is urers become mili· cr oss·country s kiers. ice a~pecl . rnm c1dcs now · tant. s ka ters (On the bi ke w.1th di.stance. ed.u ca-The solution seems re-paths near the pond 1 t 1 0 ~ .. •n format 10!1 · lat1v cly sample T he a nd s nowmobilers publishing a nd advert ts· bicyclisLo; ce>uld u:,c th<' ' t h ose n ea r go I r mg pro~rams hike paths on lhc odd courses> . GE MIN I I M ay ~I days and lhc odd Jog. T ht>rl'. now. I think June 20 >. Get 1?cne<1th gl'rs on lht· cvl'n d;iys wl''vl' t a ken care o f the su~facc re 1e~t the with the exception of full c·,·eryone who s hares the Superf1c1al. lhC' 01m~y. days on We dnc·~d a y~ OU t ·Of·doors for leis ure pretense. . when th!' sk:.ilN~ C'uuld with the except ion of the C A}~CE R ':lune 21 hold forth Jul~ 22.J. Be d1plomal1c. T h l' m 11 r n 1 n g ~ . RUFFELL'S m amtain balance and a . howC'ver . would have lo moderate pace ' b e Sl'l a!>ide fllr the LEO <July 23 ·~~g . skateboarders an: Accent 0~ ob~?'"'"~ la te even ings f11r the tt.t..11!.rt UPHOLSTERY facts c~~cemang fruits trai l hikers except o n 1mtt.rbor aTvr - of labor · windy days. 1 Cost~ ""sa --r ~.:1)56i VIRGO <Aug. 23:S~pt. On windv d ays the·~g~~~~~~~~ ?2>: . P~wer. creall vi~y · paths woull play host to · imprmtmg of s~yle! an-t he kite flyer s Thi ~ A • volvemcnt a re h1ghhght· schedule will apply in nnounc1~ a edLIBRA <Se t 23.0 t a.II a reas with ~he excep-SummerDrnnr.lm . .P . <' . taon of t he bike paths I_ IV61Ulll ?21· ~omp~etaon of pro· routed around wa ter . In COl'T.eensf JCCl is 1nd1~atcd . Cycle t hi s c·ase. wee k e nds fl II · comes full circle. , would be r eserved for SCORPIO IOct. 23· the boat a nd canoe peo-N~v. 2 ~): Accent on pie who would have lo ~~1endsh~p that, ~e~omes use the facilities as a m ~a nmgful as In· portage t o put t h e ir tens1fied. . f h SAGITrARIUS <Nov. boats m and out o t e 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis wate r . . 1 on protecting \'aluables, This would also apply possessions. t o . snorke ler~. w ater CAPRICORN (Dec. s k 1e rs a nd fa.she r me n ,., 22-J an. 19): Celebrate! who a rc casting from Cir c ums t a n ces on ce the banks. more ravor your efforts. Thursday. mornings of AQUARIUS <J a n . a lt e rn a tin g w ee k s 20.F e b 18 ,. Answers w~uld , of course. be set · · aside for hula hoopers a re found be hind the and baton twirlers, as scenes. Id th PISCES (F e b . 19· anyone cou see e March 20): Member of logic or not having them oppos ite sex a ids in on the same day. opening doors previous-In the event the bike Jy closed. parth is adjacent lo a ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • . , • • • • • .......................... Group • • • Tennis Lessons : • ORANGE COUNTY: 113 Town & Country S47·8228 Do you want to tell ·em" SALE PRICE REGULAR PRICE 5 14.50 ~ Engagement announce· menls. with black.and· white gwssy photograph of the future bnde or the cou- ple. m"-'t be received by the f'eature Deportment at least St.c weeks before the wedding 5 GAL. CONTAINER THRU MA\' Enroll now for summer. • • ... ,. --. In The Reading Game nothing iN left lo chance. Students <.'xperience reading as fun ... enjoyable ... und somethin~ t hey can do successfully. •Instruction begins only a fter careful diagnostic testin~. •An individual program of ins Lruction is p rescribed for each s tudent. •Only prove n techniques a nd m aterials are utilized. •The precise progress of each student is carefully monitored a nd rewarded daily . •S tudents build s trong reading skills and self-confidence . The .J!~~J.!!!g .c.Q.!me™ FULLERTON 979.5511 MISSION VIEJO 71"77M HUNTINGTON BEACH U2·oeol NEWPORT BEACH 155·1105 ALSO IN LOS ANOELEI AND THE SAN F1'ANCISCO BAY AREA ,, IWLV N.OT ~ Rock Ital' Gre~g Al\· man hu pleaded in· nocent to u charge or reckless driving tn Daytona Hc tac h . Fla.. and hus been o rd ered t o s t und trial on June 4. Two women were injured when Allman's car collided with a slower-moving a uto. causing an estimated $5,500 damage . Interest Conflict Denied SACRAMENTO CAP> T he California at- torney gener al says San - t a C ru z Co unt y Supervisor Marilyn Lid- dicoat does not have a conflict of interests between her two coastal memberships. Ms. Liddlcoat, in addi· tton to b e in g a supervisor. belongs to both the Central Coast Regiona l Commission and the Californ ia Coastal Council. At.torney General George Deukmejian is- sued an opinion saying the question arose because the Coast al Council brought suit agains t th e Sla t e Coast al Commission over the commission's policy of r equiring public access l o t he coast as a condition or getting permits to build. But the opinion said at.ale law governing con- fiicts ol interests deals only with financial con- Rlcts, not philosophical ~liefs or organfaalional affiliations. Deukmejian said no law may "re quire philosophic conformity as a prerequ i site to publicollice, or wavier of the nghttoas~atewith an organization and participate in its lawful activities as a conditlon of silting on a public body and participating in iLc; decisions." 2 Appointed Marla Christensen Bird a nd Donald W . Shaw, both of Newport Beach, hav e b een named to the board of dir ectors or the Laguna Beach Museum of Art. Gold Behind -I and-Dispute BJ THOMAS D. l!UAS (lit '' usually the catalyat 1parldn1 land ownt~tup di&pult'S between I.be ataLe and printe <"Ilia.ens who b11ve paJd taxes on lbe land, often for dei:'adn. Va,. lawa giving I.be i t.ate W e to all land · • sraward of the "mean bl1ob tide line" u It ul1~ - In th~ 192& JC~n~nUy iare I.be lleya to t.be state C'lalm And e>n,.n, no one knuwa Jui t where tho lloe wu. only wht>N" It ui today. THE aESULT Of'TEN IS A NEGOl"IATED ~etUf'nw>nt, with the sl.Jtt.e 1eWaa at le.it some beach land or oil wells m the process. And oU pro- duced from t~e lldt'lunda b • major source of state money Now anotht:·r ' .. lluuble n:t!OW'N! gold hu treat~ a similar d1~pult h•r from tbe ocun and its tJdeland oil fields For there ~ apparently .aome gold left \n lbe A~ ......... ... -~ATION I ANALYSIS /CAREERS Pl1llLIC NOl'ICS PUBUC NOTICE NO'nC9 Of' INftNDtlD auut TllMW•a NOTICE IS HEltEaY GIVEN !NI PVBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE JACK CAVAMM.l<it4,..,,... ~'I\ ~tc;a TO at•DtTOllS ... E. '"" Sl•HI. Co••• Mu•. su ... •IOttCICMHITOf'TM• C.llfon>I• mn, ,_ to Mii to STA ft Of' CA&.t,.,.NfA PM aAltAON HUltLllUl, '""--~· TMll~Oll'CHIAltOe h 0 11 P•••9left (lr<I~. lnlfte. MO.A• .... ~ltor..i.. IN foll0w1n9 per-I pro Eit•te Of LEIGH TOH KEELING, per1y: n.. 1..-h<~ m•lf>'9ft•fto o.c .. -lunh••H ._ ... , C,AVANAUGH NOTICE IS HEltEBY GIVEH to -LANDSCAPE MAl..,lENANCE. '" trHltO'\ol--ft ....... ~I Cl\ldlft9 IM "*........., ...., •qo;~t "'al All pe<WI\ "-W.. <l•1m 1 -IMI -.-. ~ •I * £ 1111\ StrHt. ,.,. \AiO -.,... ._i""' to Iii. C~• MeW, (Allfoml• m77 ........ Wiii' tl't nf<*\Wfl' _.,...,, lft SOUTH ER:\ CALlfORl\IA Y uba River and the state waol5 IL The only trou· ble ls that the river bot· tom land t.bougbt to con· tain the gold belongs to a private company. And COAST AL VILLAGE THRIVES ON SPECIAL TY Gourmets Flock to 20 S.•food Re8taur•nt• Tfll\ 11./111 ,,...,,., •Ill W <Ofl\Vf'I" llw Ollk~ ol tfte (I-ol -.00.... M · ,...'" °"°' _ J..,. 1, ""•' ,.,. ot 111i.o ,_,, .., to pno...,1 "''"'" wrtfl Ik e of ~ W Ho"°'"°"• Jr . At I"~ nt<e\.Wff vouct>eN. to ,,,. un· ,.,.,..y •• LAw. uo E. 11111 Strefl. Suit~ oen1oneo •• IN otf•<• of OOllYEA, Ill, Co\!•~ ... C•lllotftl• ttUI MALCOL M, DALY a. VITTI, 001 w1~1 .. fM-' """ Y"" "° ••r •• M•cArtnvr B•vo . N ... pon &e.c", --to tr-r.rw. llle 1re~feror, C.llforftl• '*l. "'""'"It the pt.Ke ol JACK CAVANAUGH, 1\9' not <~I buM,..U ot IN~ lft •II m•I· FO(:l lS lbe company recently tnuied some o( tts holdings to the federal government. The result is a controversy that makes past 5quabbles over tidelands look simple. It could set u precedent for land near other r ivers. NO ONE DISPUT ES THE STATE'S ownt-rship of the ~ .o~ any river that was navigable when Callfom1a JOint.'<I t he union in 1850. But no one can agree where the Yuba River was in 1850 or whether it ever earn ed hoat traffic an the affected ar ea. T o make matters simple, the state Lands Commission cl aim s all la nd between the "m eander lines " of the river -all land ever traversed by the stream. whose course has shifted oft.en over the years. If its claim i s upheld in federal court, t.be state would be able to take over land held by Yuba Goldfields Inc .. wbk h plans to dredge for gold on pr operty it has claimed since 1901. BUT YUBA GOLDFIEl.DS WOUl.D not be the onl y aCfecled landowner. Tbc state claim could be extended to all bottom laod downriver from ·the Goldfields' holdings, affeC'ting 120 other owners in· eluding the Army Corps of Engineers, the Univer sity of Californ1if. Southern Pacific and Western Pacific railroads and the DiGiorg10 Corp. A s.tate victory also wou.ld mean it could go after nver bottom land aJon~ numerous other streams that have changed course since 1850. "We wouldn't do that." says Jack Rump, staff counsel for the L ands Commission. "We only pursue those matters where an issue arises. We've ~ot so many cases going we can't possibly foUow up on all ownership disputes." BUT THE OWNERS OF MANY other pro- perties would never know when the st.ate might seek their land. just as Yuba Goldfields didn't 'know until last year that it faced a challenge_ "We 'r e not talking about the river where It was in 1850," says Martin Crotter. the company's board chairman. "That's at least half a mile to two miles away from our land. There isn't even a r ecord of where 1l was before 1867, and 17 years of constant drcdgini:: upstream changed its course many tJmes in those year s. ··And the state has only a very tenuous claim that the river was ever navigable." THAT CLAIM, IN FACT, depends in larf(c part on an an old newspaper article and on one IHs· torian's report. Even N. Gr egor1 Taylor. the assistant at· torney general helping the Lands Commission, ad- mits that "the river today has no sem blance to its condition in 1850." But Taylor adds, "Tbere is a lot of gold re· m ain ing in the ar ea." . That's obviously why the Lands Commission is go10g after the Yuba River bottom land. . If it wins. a lot of land along other California rivers could evcnll.1dlly become fair gam e. .a bu•IMu M .,Y ioutlOft otfle• ""'" t.,, pen-"'O to'"-fltet• o1 ..... oe-,,.. !Mnliwu~'"''"~ <-• ........... ""'' -...... ... OAlEO•-., Ml.''°"· fir\\ OVOll<Al'°"ot ttll\Mlkt . IV BM""' tiurtbul O•lff May t, 1m U~POLA NINOIUON AND ~AM IC~ DtNSMOCMI Ed<IArl• oft ... E~ of .__,.. .. LAw .-.. -De<..-....... ,."""'.~'" DUaYEA, MALCOLM, OAL'f & ~ ...... ~t'ffD VITTI 'Seafoo4 Capital' P\11111\-0.~ CO.>I Deily Pllo1 4•t M~ aMt., Customers Line Up in Calabash M.y U , tm 1'07-74 N•-' ._,_, Cll.._.. tM6a PUBLIC NOTICE Altenttf\.., E1t.tt Pubh~""" 0<""91 Co.SI Deily Piiot, M•y IS. 11, tt en<! J""" S, 1919 Cl\LABl\SH. N.C. 11\P 1 It's fc•..,s than a milt• between cit y l1m1l S•R•• ... here. there's but one stopli~hl tn town. one c inderblock moll'l and , maybe, 200 residents But sandwiched bt>l w('('n the t wo signs arc 20 seafood n ·staurant:, This coastal village JUSt may be the per-capita seafood rcstaur:.int capital of the world. "IN ntE SUMMER, people are coming in and out so fast at ·s just like the door is opening and closing itself," said Charlir Chandler, 67, who runs one of the rest..Juranls. "Just today at lunr h, J had J>('()ple from Ohio Tcnncsst.'e and Kenturky, and 1 di<.ln 't l'ven ao;k everybody. · Ch andler declar Pd nn1• riflcrnoon The r ustomPn. who ltnt< up out ... 1d!' the restaurants in Cal.iha:-.h dunng t h e peak s umm er Sl':Json :lrL'. primar ily, tourist s v1 ... it ing the beaches alon~ the <';;irolina M:1..,l With a miniaturf' gCJ lf courst•. a ~1ft sh op or two. and no n1ghlcluh:-., Cal abash doesn't draw tourists for any otber reason. THEY FLOCK LIKE !.eagulls to cal. Indeed. i nl3nd imitators ~eek some of the action by advertising "Calabash·:.tyle" seaJood. On the map, Calabash is a tiny spot just a step or two inside lhe North Carolina line. convenient lo a string of North Carolinu beaches anrl South Carolina's 50 miles of Grand Strand The rl'slaurants a re famous for fried cocktail·sizc ~h nmp, floundn oysters. and cr ab cak es. l>ervcd 1n belt-popping abunrtancf' "You eat that stuff in other placcc; that clajm to be Calabash, you're ea tin· b r eaded ~ea food -right.," said Chandler. refer ring to inland restaurants. "HERE, WE JUST nour it and cook it. We don't bread nothln'. The seafood comes in from all over llw place, but we don't. ser ve nolbin' but Punch frt'Sh lw r au..,1• 1t gets cooked and •':llt·n hdorc 1l has a chance to get old •• TIH' st•afood sag:.i runs deep 1n C.ilabai.h M ayor I vcy f l1gh runs one of the rt·..,taurant!., a!> do three of five n11'rn h<'r'> of lht• Ctty Council. And llt~ll ha., t wo ... 1stcrs who have their h.,ntf.;; 10 ,.,.,,taurants "Thi~ hoth rla1m to be running the or ig1 n<il 'ala bash restaurant," said f11~h. a 65·year -old native of the town. .. nut don 't put that in the paper. ll'll start a squabble." lllG ll T R ACF.S THE seafood h•!!.1Cy tu lht> 1920s, when shrimpers u nrl othl'r f1..,hcrm en sold their Cal<'ht>s u1 <"<tlnba!>h The rest.aurant hu >1111 ·~-i ~ol st.trtcd, H1~h said. when lHJpul,1r outdoor oy:.ter roasts for tourist:; liad to be m oved inside ht't'aust• of ht•allh ri:gul ations. v ('Sl<'r Bc.C'k . J11 gh's brnthcr -in·law. <·lai ms w h.1vl' 11p1;."ned the fi r st m1th1·nt1c l alah<1sh-style restaurant Ill 1940 "I stnrtt-<1. th"n another one start- c·d . t hl'n anl)thtr." ... 01d Beck, who 's ti:.! "t g1u•s-; e verybod y thougbl thf'y·d get rich.·· By all appearances. there is little advert1sin~. and even less competi- tion. pr(.'<;uma bl ~ because there are more than enough customers ··1F ONE PLACE runs out of somethiny.. you don 'l hesitate to bor - row from somcbo<ly f•lse:· :.aid Len- ll">n N:1n<·e. 46, another r estaurant ownt•1· Thi• typ1C'a l Calabash r estaurant is plain . 'Ai ilh vinyl ·cover ed booths, !'llvcrwon• wrapped in waxed paper and t artar sauce in squeeze con- t ainers. But customers don't come to Calahash for ·opulcnce. they come for sc·~food. "I lovr to cook the best ." said Ch:indl<'r. "J love walking through th<' dirung room and hearing people tell me it's lhe best they ever ate." HOLY PAIR· ARRESTED "CTITIOUS •USlltEU NoU;IE ST•TE.,,.ENT TM to1tow•nQ per\On\ •'1! 6o1nq l>llll,..U •' FOOTHI LL llHEIUOllS ANO 80VTIOV£. lllln Vl,t• M.,, S...1• A .... c. "110'> S.Nll'• M c;.;.ro. IOI "'· Tu,lln • SOl. s.,.,. A,.., C..O "1/0S w 1111..., c c;....o. 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HARll Y JULIA"' Fl..,CH -APC>ll· Pv•~u-to wtll '"lefttlofl, IM ""° <tnl'> n•"'• from MI CtiAEL OttnlQ-" -lyl"O 10 I"~ ~r1 SEBASTIAN Fl"'I( lo MICHAEL ~ftt 01 Al<Of>Oll< Be.,.,_ C<>t>lrol SE8•STl&N Fl ... I(, fw l\wen<.e ol.,. •l<OflOll< n.w•••vr 11 1!, >i(llEBY OROfREO tn.tt all Uttn\e Cor t1ct nSie\, •or lheSt' ore Pf"(\On\. tnfef"f'-\14td tn ~Id m•ttet' .,._. m1•tS o follow< PH• "-IOf~ tnt> Cour1 ~• t • 00 &.m .. "41" JUftt 1•. ,,,., 1n H!f' cour1room of On S.ie 8"' & WI~ B•uo w ~ 10 .,..,._ ceuse wlly tf'llbllc £1111"0 Pl.octt lfll\ •l'Pliu.t-* ~ of -Eloi-M.R-.,.. )f!Ouldl>Oll»9fM>tecl, NI<• R4'do0N ll IS. FUllTti ER o-.oEREO .... ,. .,,.,.lc ... f\ <Ol)V ol INS -lo -, • .,M lie Pub41~ a....,. CN" O•tly PllO\ INClll\neG one. • -tot tour wt• M.y IS. ,.,. 1"9-1' UUI•• _, prlOf lo "" CS.y ol wld PUBLIC NOTICE "9•""9 In 0<-Qle\I 0.tly Piiot; • ne•\O•D•' ot ~n~r•• clrcu••Uon ptlftltKI In,,... Covftly OI Or..-ge. FICTITIOUS auiiiiSS--OATEO May"· 1'"· NEW DELHI. India .. ..,... STATEMENT 8""'w ~· The foll-•no ~'son' ••• "°'"G =.: ~ 1 AP ~ -Police arrested 11v .. ~ .. "' tH01tP1 suLLIVAN WOttttMA• a v1llage bolyman and e. v.M. FIHANC1e.L. "'' O<•"Clf 1Mo11~1·ao•suLL1YAN • h S f · fi · Aft . Cosl• Mew , C.lllwn•• 92'11 -WI-.....,M 1 son or sacn 1c10~ a sy••uter A1v1n Moll•t1. 1111 LM A....-. ca.,.., 21'2·ye:tr-Old Orphan boy Tul•re O<. E JOI. Hunllt>QtOf\ Bea<". ht UIJl- US an offering for a good c:.ou.....,. .. .-"--"-~ . Cleuoia Je.., P41tt0f\, lllJ ,.<Wt!> Pvb<l\1*1 ()r-Coul O•llY Pilot har vest and improved =ro••• o. .. Fullen°". c.i11"'"'~ ""-Y is.u.19,J._s, it" 1-..n Rules on Firinf.( h u n t ID g in M 8 d h ya Geo'9f R•..O•ll Heflletd. 111•• I --------Pr adesh State, central H-a• s1 . G«den c;.o.,., c.1110'"'" PUBLIC NOTICE India. the United News ~~1~ burn-en h conouctto ow e or India said. -··• ... nneulllp NOTICE 0, ~~:~El'S SALE ;Religious Bias on Job ~ By JOYCE L . KENNEDY ( .r _.. DE'E'ffS J Can the boss fire a man who turns ~~ down overtime to attend a Bible C!lass? Is it legal to r efuse to hire a man because his beliefs preclude working at certain tlmes? Must a bank teller be paid If she laJ<es un· authorized leave to allend a religious Police Superintendent s11Vdt., .,..,,,.Mott.,, ...,.,. . '"" st.ettmeftl ••• llltcl •1111 ltllt A.N. Smgb told UNI that Covnty O.rk 01 Or<lftQt c.o.mty on o .. J-'· ""· •1 11 :00 A.M., h bo ....,..... l......Stnwftl -i.-Asiocl•• t c y, M adavt Dasa, ~11 11·""· 11011 es e1u11 _..,t.a T~ltt u..o.r be ed "" .. '' was head in a forest Pu1>t1s1WC1 o.~ Coe\! o.;iy Potoi •'"' Pll.._,., to 0et0 01 Trust ,._ by the priest's son, who ""-v 1, a. 1s.11. ",.. 1•s1.,, co...., 0c-1 • ttn, •• '""'· ""· '204., Ill bocJ11 170, peOf 3", Of Oftltlal eonvenlion? These kinds of ql!flUons~n re-Ii g i ous discrl mlnatton 1n the workplace -were hlghUghted at a conference in Washington. Spoaaored by the U .S. Commission on ClvU Rt•bu, the meetln1 drew attention to wbat the commlaaion terms the ··neglected" dl1crimination, one long Oftrlbadowed by concerna of race, color, sex, age, handicap or na- tional origin. PEDEML LAWS require that an employer make reasonable accom- modation to an employee's religious e,.cuees if it can be doGe wttbout UD· due h.ardabip to the bualneu. The E·up comes with one'• view of n an accommodation becomes uonable or the banlablp undue. the Blble clau cue, a man with •·,ean'Mnice bad never retuaed to come lo on a Saturday when needed unUI the Ume be explalned be wu a lebovu'• Wltneea and bad •creed to help dlnc!t a Bible clu1 the followtnc ...... lie ... fired. 'l'be court 1.W Uae mall bad • riebl to cbooM Btble c1Pa °""overtime, aw It WU reUO.-biu for the compa111 to ftN lllm 8lld tbat be must be reblNd with beet PQ. . ID c.lbtda, tbe state fair employ· meat pnclioe c.nmll1k>ft ruled tn fHOI' ol a maa automaUcallJ dlmed _...,_. with • rapkl trwtt dis· trkt ...... bit reUcioUI beliefl pre- " --........... .,.,,.~ ~,,.. # _.._ ________ ,,,__. threw the head into a , 11eco•d• in '" offl<• of tNt C-ly ted "''-kt-F "d b ri PUBLIC NOTICE Re<Of'de• of O<-County, Stele of vein 1wt wor wg on n ay even-·' _ nea r Y ver . ca11tor,.••. w1LL SELL AT PUBLIC inga or Saturdays. The employer had NOTIUO~ AUCTION TO tilGHUT 8100£~ not made the effort ~determine ~UM.IC NEAatNG F'OA CASM ,.,_,. ... .ti 1""" of self 1" Whether accommodation Was pos&I• Meetina Set "'or•ce •s HEAE8Y 01vEw 111At 1••f"' "'°"''.,. t,,. u1111.a st•m• .i •--e tM Pl.,,nlnQ c.omm.u-01 IN City 01 S0..111 ,,_ f'tllrence to '"' 0.•"99 ble. Newp0r1 BHcll wlll llol4k ,...,. Cout'tv OIO Courtt>ollle, Clly ol s.nl• The Affiliates of the lllQ.,.. A~ No H• 1 .. 111o11ec1 b'r A,.., si .... "" ~tton.1• •" ,,.,,., 1111e 8ABBATARIAN EM LOYEES (.aguna Beach Museum Cllyof ~e..oc11to <~••11 •"°1"1"'Hl con~Ytd•o __ ,..'° d "W• lost .,, our snape but we knew you'd like to see * •-ftd-to Ille NIV!M<lpal c-n w II II-.. 1e1 Dffd of '""' '" lite on't alwa~ win, however. The U.S. how we k>Ok. ed on our vacation." or Art wlll meet May 22 11• 10. ""-"~ 10 '""'"'V' QCWem•no P•099••Y -ii ... t...i .'n .. 1c1 c-tv ..... Supreme Court bu upheld dismlasal ------------------------a t 1 p . m . a t the ~~-::::-~."::. :,,~·: s~:.:9:'!:': G. ~ •'"' e of an airline employee, agreeing with museum: 307 Cliff Drive, 01 .. ht111Q Chff11ln~ 11nlh 10 coe1· ,.... .... iuii ..... ,......,, for ,,.,.u the employer that tO crant the for an Oil painting Jee-..... nlum lft -'~ I~ -~i lflfOUVll Lot S., ..... f'le· •mploy-·s req·--· "or Satu-t ..... ofr Nollet ,, ""'*Y Nnflff .. _.. ..... Mnl lo Wtd Loli ot frect Ho. ~.111 ... "'" ""''""I' ... ........,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l ure and demonstration MICI pvl>llc -lfl9 wlll llt l'ltttd on, ....... <llY of....._., 8Hd\, .. - would violate the atrllfte 's seniority -----------• by Orange County artist ,.,,. .uy of ,,_..., '"' •• ..,. "°"' o1 ""• ""'" tt1er-eo1 necOf090 1 " tioot. 1"· PractJ...-. 7 .JO I'·"' lft 1M ·~II ~ ot ,,.,_ H to l7 ln<lv'll .... MIK•fl-'-~-"~!::::::' ~•CTn1ous•us111us Fred Rash Sr . ..,...,~8fft'l>C1tv""''·••'""'1<" "'4oct\.•~o1~0r-c-tv. In another California caae, a bank TIM ,..1ow1119 ,..,_, •r• dolll9 T~ f ".!!:• U ATlliltENT ti~-"" 111«• .,.Y...., ... __ ,,.. ''"' ",... ~ --com. was forced to award back pay to a *'""' "' 11eu .. 111 nv pencn " oo.nci llvll PUBLIC NOTICE ::~::' ""'• _., -• ,.. • .,, ::;.~·~':.:'! .~ Pll'INI.,.::~ teller who WU fired, then reinstated, LOeO llECOVEltY SERVICE, llEFLECTtO"'S. 1'10 W. Centr•I ,._ COii••. ~-,,i .. w .. 11t 7011 Vl\t• Doti C•IOft, lffw-1 41otllet-.1,..,IM,CA'211• •lJ,S..UA,..,CA.,104 ....,...,... • "" • 8"cll C•llf0rtll6 because she took leave to attend a re· ~"'"" H&••"· •102 e.1.,•0..••. &•ov L• Lono+tllow. f'Ot N19,.. "CTI'tOUS •UMNUS "'-""' c;.,...miu1on '" · ,,,_ '°'*' , 1 di ,.~ lio\ous convention The t lier ... _uoht lnrl .... U."1•• ·~··· ,_,. .... V•ll•Y. CA.,,. NAME STAT•MINT Otyol,...,,.,,, llH<ll :. b<lll \,, ~"'" ,K 0: e ' e UJV " Jo.111 Noleft, •IOI 8•tveder~. Tiie I lio...lnt -ctolf\9 llluM ~ISIW!d OfenQe COMI OIMIV l'llol •"Y e y MIY "<Of-.C ""' lhe had rttelVed prior approv•l, the lrvll\e, U. .,7t• 01::0~.~· h ,_NO Dr.,. In n•U Ho _, " . Mey IS, "" 1-." -•lrtet _,....Mid_, c- bank said she had not. Tl\h b;ISl ... u It (Ofld\itt•O by. ~.l .. Lonvf919-LEWCO MAGNIETIC$·01V, 0 " --,,.~ti,...:·.::.:':;:.i:::m.... The number ot reltglous bias oei-r•• =:~! '"'' .1111-t ••• tli.o '"1" , .... LEwco ELECT1t1c co .'"'-·.,." PUBLIC NOTICE <_,,_"' •• ,_.,, ••Pf'llt•"' im- h f iled h .,. COVfltvCteno;otOr~CollntyOllM•v "--' 81Yd ............ 8Hc11, c.. , ____________ 111111e, ~ 1111e, ~. w c arges ave been ac:ant by ""'' """'-1 ..... 111ec1 w11" tM 11, mt. .,..,, CP4'7S lH'<IHMr--... to,..., ow rwm411'*'f COmparflon to other •o..-• of dis-~lit! ~.II of Or4W19f County O" '1UlS7 F•-M. L_I,. '°1 El llMd9M 'IC'NTIOUS •uSINHS prll'CIOtl """ of INt ,_.,,) MC~ ,, • ,..... ...... -. ..... Pllf>l1$11ee1 0<*'90' C:O.•t o 11y Piiot Ave . N..,.,r1 &.e<fl. Ce. '2MJ ,. .. _. • T .. Id o d 1 T 1 1 11 Crtmjna··--. But a• •o----·nt re· .,......... ..._.__I ~~.... -.. TAT•Mlll vY ,. •• • "u . ...... . wuu .. • ...... ........ .. ,_ M•Y u. n. n . JUM s. .,,, '"°'' ,,,,, -'c---..• <•· Tiit ,.. .... .,. ,.,_, •r• dol"9 Vt.JIS.7• ...... .....,....._. .. ..... searchers dt~o determine bow ~=:::;:--,...,~EWCOtLECT1t1c .....-.. .. : ...... "'YMl,..1'1·..,-."llfl'I· ...... d ad d'-rimin ., CH•ISTO~Ml!lt HOMES o" "'*' U.'"1M .. '* o.MOf Trwt, ,,.., eapre re ... c auon •• ,,...,_ co., 1HC. CALtFOflNtA. "" c:.mtN• Ott_,., ..... c-... ...-... _ ... ., t11e ln the Job market b , expect more of· '-;::..':'-~= CNtt Delly Ptlef. ,,_ .... '--''· ~ •.1~ CA t1m rn.''" ... ot "" enna ,,..... .., fictaJ -" ...... lines and legal IC'ufOes .. _ .. ,. n .• "· "" ... CTITIOUS •USINllH T"I• = ................ Ifie ~ ....... c. G .... 1111 CamPlll Yid DMdot Trvtl. . eunn: ...... .. NAM41 SfATllMllllT " Ortw, """ JJO, I~, CA '711S Tiie ...... lclerT llllllff 9* 0..-Of over worken' reU1ioua rl&hll. 1~. ™ ,..1-lftV ~I\ dol"CI""" '°""''°""'°'°'.,,..c-tvOlll!My ~....._c..,., .. llft.•h•· T,.,,., ._.,...,.. •..c .. .., _. •· Pl)•• al' NOTICE Mun 11• 1"9· ,,,_ H <WM' ....... Utt Kew1l11 StrHl 11,,.,... to 9te ..... ..., .... • wf'f1ttft ~ EllEGVTIVIE INlEltlOA~. 1• W..ft'l,...._._,T••·T'NM. '0.CIMOfllfl ef DtfMI IN~ R£~R NOTE: WlwwaoaUabk, pn>~ 1-----------''---t••••I•• Orlve, C..reu Ml Mu ""'I"*'°'.,... CNtt o.tty .,,... T"I• ...,.._, '' <efltu(ted .,,. • I•• Seit, -• •rfllefl NMk• .. obff lft rite /oil ,OU CCIII obCGin Q frH llOftC•M C .. lloNtl•~ ll'2·7' feMr&I ~ Otl..,lt end Ee.ct• te $fl!, Tlte-. • --~••urr ~ .._ ...,.., ,.,. 11011~1.i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;.j ~ c Gl• d•,.1111•0 <•u•td ult ••ta<• ef Copv of UW ~ dilcrlm*"°" COft· MOTICI " Hea•av GtVf.N ""'' Ort••. ~rCNle •t M•r. C..lll.,.111 TM\ ......,_. •II\ flltd ~ t11e Oet..,1t Md l!leCtlell te Sotll 19 le re• /lrntee lroacripl ,,, wnlfng ro ,,.. IN" .................. ,..._.. ...... .,.,, Give your budgtt .. tHt, CituMyOetUfOrM\tltc-t\o""INy ~ 11'1 .. c_..,...,.. ... ,..,, n. ... u .........._. u ·-• ~..._ US .., MT .... • 11e11111tie\ umr11<t.d '"'' llvt~ '' cOftClllCttO ov .,. '" sell .,~-... 1 -.1r.r:: •.am. ~ •• ~ r_.__ ,.""°""'..,.. .,,_, . , .., Ml'f-....., 11\M m.,..11. Oii., t lvltllt l '"""' --... -,.,_ o.tMlll9YI. ""· Com,,..,. °" Cfri Rff1'9t1, 1121 Vn-....,"",..... $1\eroft~,..,.. ta st In th• S lint ............. ....,., 1 a " -....".""" __ ,,.. .. ~"'_. --•A NW -.... ...._ __ DC o .... •••e.y .. -..,,tm. '"'' ~ ..... "'" "'"" ct•sslflH •di of lh• ...,... • ...., ~--• ,,_ w. . .• .,._,....,..,.., .. JOGS. Ml<:Mel~.s.wt c-1ycter11otor'"9tc-iv..,M. D•llv Pltot. .......,.C111w9P~•-c:.n, ... ........,. A Jte• coiaJog of otlwr c~iril n11hl1. MftM1-uo,. 11.1•7' ....... --.ca... .....,..,.,.,,~, -~ .. fl o~ I UW c.e--.c..,.,. "'' 642 5671 ,......,..0r.,..c-..o.1.., .................. 0r ..... CM110..i,,....., ,,____ "°"' cont· .......... Or ... C.-O..ty "'°' ~I.,_ er-.,. C..-D.tllf ~I • ,_.., U, 12. it • .1-S. lt1't .Ur IS, 12. I', tt1' ,,..... "°'°· ..., u,,., "·"" ,.,..,. llNY ,,, n. n. ,_ s. "" , .. ,. ,.,., • • -,. • t -r ------------------..rHo.M, For S. '~w S-'e Hou.H fw Sde Ho.Ht For Strle T~. Mey t5, t979 DAllY PILOT " , .............. ~•4" ·~ Ot•f'lt• C..tt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..;.:::::;~.;_..;.;. ...... .;_ ___________________ -.; DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS .... ,.. 1002 .... ,.. IOOJ •••r.t 1002 ........ 1002 HMM1Forw.-.._...,_we ...._ Hwes'-5* .................................................................................................................................................... , ........ . e>n. C.• .. •ww:e ... , c .....• ..., •• ., ......... "-wtFerS. ....................... ···•••••••·········•··· IOUAl ~IHO 0 1'1'0 111 U Nl lY ,._..._....,Notice: AJI ll'lal C'!>lilll' I.Ith •'M l"•~I 111 lhh, '"'"'"llUIJ('r 1,, '"" Jh't h1 llw '°\'lh•1.il ... ,, .. llvU!lllllot \1 I 11f I 'll•H -whwh 111.ilo.t'' 11 1lln.,1I lu 11th'l•rt111t• '"" I"" f••rt•n1•t• II 11111.1111111 "' 1h~·nm1m•lhlfl h."1·11 1111 I~\'\.'. l'Ul\11, I t•h.i11•11 -.•\ Ut' 111.1l1011ul 11ni:111 "' .111 lfllt•ntwn '" m .1 l.1· "" Ufh prdn1·11• 1 I 11111 1 IJOn, Ot' cJIM'n 111111.11 hlll Thill ne'llt~paµt•1 "'111 nut knowin.:lv ,11 , 1 pl ""' iHIVerli'-111>: lu r r ... 11 ~lJlC Whit h I' Ill \ IUl&l uon ol tht• l.t" IRIORS: Adverfo~ ~ clwc:k tlteir ocb daily mid report er· ron immtdiot.ty. The DAILY PILOT assumes liability for the flnt in· cornet in~eriion only. .•..................... GeHeral 1002 .....•................. BAO< BAY MINI-EST A TE l'nl~ht•\ a hit· l'h arrn ,,1111 pn\Jt'Y On 11t.,1rl\ J1·r~· l h':t\' ... h .1k1· 1•1<11 frt•m·h tloor' .11111 "'111 dn"''· I l11l rin• 'W 11 11 '''"ar .tit 111.1 ... 11 1 111 I• lari-\1• 'W ork • hnf' .1 r ... , h1.·h1ntl 1'. 1 .1~ ,. Ii" 111•r will h..tp I 111.1111 ,. ,11 -..:!1.,,111111 (.di :-.h t'l \I l\r1·'W1·r -;.).' 1:1:!11 QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES • 1<>,Mft Tll l :JO r .M.I OWNER WILL CARRY JI.TIO% $!i;! 5UU 1' I h1• ,1,,k 1111! 11nt·1• for I h1-. ~, ..... , rh•I \lur I li<lrm h111111• 1 h.11 h<J,, :1n :11lrl 1111 f.1m 11\ rm r..rn.: w.i,111•1 ti 1 ~1·1 ~· ~"" U IHJ 1111 I Ulll·tl 111 11111•1· I l'Wnl'r 'W 111 1'.1rn "1th Sl5.I011t111• rl .11 111 <'all !>Sfi ~ieiel «=:SEL ECT I PROPERTIES FOUR-PL EX LIKE HEW! SI 14,500 i-:xn•llent fllurpl"" 111 \C~tm1•nt IJJri.:.i1n 1\ll n .. w parnt 111~1111• ;1ml oul' ,\II new 1·uri1t•l fll1' 1•1 t·n urut! Su111•r rt•nl.il art•a t•xtrcmc y low v;i1·an1·y ralc' l11roml· S!lf\O/nH1 )!rll~i:t l':ill ra-.t lnr tin Villi.' l)rl•Vlt·W 7J :.! 171.10 1002 ·········•·•·••••····· ()Cl.AH & CANYON VllW ear--..... ., lfui:c• lcll -w II h ~J)llC"lltlU• hmm l.11(ht nod ,.1n Iott ht•n M u1>1>11" slon1· f1r1 ril111·1· J flr1h m• ftllllll) & rl1n1n~ rm 1 't•llll '""' rlN'k PO< 11. Wont la~l 1 ('all11731'..~ ii • \~ t I ~lft!ltl VIEW OF TUSTIN HILLS INVESTOR'S SPECIAL HUHT. BEACH l mt.•1 I 1 ,•;,1 11hl I pl1·\ I 1<•hl\1' .! .~ ;1 l1d1 Ill lflllh ~ ,,, ·•ft'' (hill ">!:·~· ·~~' \·,ii 1 r" 1 • " 1 .i, 1 ,, 11 , l:lli:I ]XIII DUPLEX HOVJl.CJl.HCY 1111 YEARS EXECUTIVE 3 BR 2 STORY Walk 111 l"""'h 'I 1h-1·11 II"\ furmJI d111 rm . hu;!1• g11urm1·I ~ll l'hl·n ~ lin-:1ldu~111n:.1 E:o.1r,1 I~ Ii v1ni.: rn1 fa mil~ rm Wllh 1•r,11•klinl! f1repl;w1· ~ '11·w 11 ! l!rn und ~ Ma~~11·1· rna ... 11·r "'" ''' 0111~ Sf.t.!K111 (' J II I 111 ,, I l d1•t,11I" !GI 7>1>11 [~lfl!U'.Wl FISHING, SAILING & SWIMMING Especially For You 1~ lht)i l'lu:.-.v ·lhr. '111:1 hom1• wt11d1 ·ha.., :.! "l'I ll.1r..,J lrpk" f11rmiil lllt C.M. TRIPLEX & nnll'h mu1·h m11rl' l·;n l.1kl' 111•11o . 11r1 ti•• 11( 1ov lh1• frpll' "hilc 1·n1t•r O'WT1t·r-.h1p, 1n1·11rn\' pro t.11rung from I ho • p.1t111 IJl'rtY 3 lx.-drf111m. l J.ath \\N har a :. lh\• 'ill'ak:- o 11o 111• r ~ u 111 t \\ 1th ~11111· on lh•· 1•1111·r1:il f Ir\· fl I J t' 1· l o 1 ~ o palltl llH() V11r m11n • 111fo l.1nch1'.1p111.: & d1,irtn r<1ll !r7!1 ~.:nu .. ull 11n1·1" ·11i1.1""' t .111 A 1:)i Jrni LLSTATE «;::SELECT I PROPERTIES REALTORS 3 Br+ Pool $70,500 DUPLEX ONTHESAl'tD 5177,000 Sl.'~.KI down. 11r assum1• S1.J7 mn Jlil~rncnl;. :! m1 SlfP6 lo thl' l><:;Jl'h from 10 hl'ach llurry' Ctdl owner·~ front unll J 714 !16:16767 LI c d r m ::. ~ I II r l ·•I '• " '. I I '• ' • I • • F1rcplucc l>1•rk!> & [ I ~~~~;~ .. '~~·~: .. ~··IJ" ~ ll1Pdtl1 [ e lflNMI-------- We Need Help! llave more l'uslomcr::. & house; than t1alc:.pcoplt• 1 A I location that uuructi. TRJ.HARBOR REALTY 400 East 17lh. <:.M i\.'lk fot' David 646-3255 for Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AO-VISOR 642-5678 llavc something lo sell"• .. --------• Classified ads do il well. •• CIE 111111 ILlllS ca. OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE 1A11 POUi llDIOOM II.WPS COMDO Built In The Riviera Section Of The Blufra With Vll'w Or Nlllhl l~lllhtll Acl'088 The Bay Separate Quarters For Office. Study. Or O ueat11. Extra Stora.ie N1·w Appllences In Kitchen. A "Joy Of Newport" l..1alln a . Sl6S.OOO 631·1• •• , D0'9t Miff llAUTil'Ul llOAD~ ••. 11 ·~ u llarhor Vlt'w llllls Uroadmoor .a ht.'<lroom. y11u know tht• typt" s put·10 u b :.1n i;:lt· :-tor.v fl oor µIan . 2 s to ne f1rt·p l m ·•·'· ht·Mm n·il in ~s. formal tl1111n1;t . lot'> of wood 4nd f.(18sl'i. Tht! pru·t• 1:-$2~J.50(1 and thl· bonus Is a l11•Hut1ful pool un t>OOO • 1.1'\ J l "'' ( • ,l\I ll•tlh ""JV l.tJ11)1ld Llcl MJ r OCEAN FRONT LOT ,...; t·wport ·b bt·!'lt on· an front location "'11h :-.rnall homl· M.ds.ll.......di41hfy! SS25,000 CORONA DEL MAR :1 lh ·drn1 h11111l'. largl' R-2 lot. 11n•an \ 11.:v.. privull' bt•:wh Mint s 179,500 ASIC FOR DARRRL ftASH RE/MAX 6) 1-1266 OPEN DAILY I ·5 =~lJl'ltv .Ja~mllll' ('n·1·k. l'u~I flu' \'I ., 1 h,111i•1· nf plan~ 1.1i1 11<• '""' ~''""I fonulll'' :1 lldr111 ... :!' li<tUI l IL.,tUntlll'd l'l.1n .1 I .• I I'" \ •• I 11 I II 11 \ l.1111h1 ·'l"·d " .1ul11111al 11 ... 1111nld1·1... 11r11'1 .. 1•1111 I• r p l 11 11111 1 •I I 11 I 1.11111.11 111 .. 111111 .. 1111 \ 1111 1!1 11,h I ••I 111'1 lt.·1r\\001I "11t.• til .1d1• ' h ll I I ,. 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Conrl u LIDO ISU Bay view Crom 2 patio decks enhances l'Ustom spacious S bdrm.. 4 bath traditional home. like new. Ideal for ente rtaining Corner lot. $520,000. llG CAMYOH Golf course view from spacious 5 BR. 4 hu. traditional home; lge. famil y room , pool, jacuzzi. $750,000 IAYFROMT ScvcraJ fine bayf ront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed . 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floo r . partial basem e nt. concrete foundation F lats area. $120.000 - Fee. BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Buy\•d,. Q,.vo> NB bl':> blb l WESLEY N TAYLOR CO. REAL TO HS sint:e 1H4U 4 UHIT 11.ftAltTMIMT ILDG A GREAT IMVHTMEHT 11 :· Hlo(·ks to beach ~ Owner's apt. 3 bc1rms. l 1 :1 baths. 2 fireplaces. plus two 2·ht·d rcwrn. l ·bath a nd o ne I bl•droom. I bath units Great lo<·at1 on & C <J SY t o r ent. S upe r II unlington Beach value fo r only 5240.000. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 2111 S-J~ .. hRood NEWPORT CENTER. t't.B. 644-4910 LARGE 2STORYHOME 11,t.\ \ Ff .. 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Tdk to Red Carpet W e listen! 754· 1202 DUPLEX OH THE BEACH S89,900 I ;rt•al .,umn11·r n ·t n ·al 11111 .... 111\l'"' 11w111 <>111~ ;1 11~,, 1•1 1.c 1•a11 N l·:Vt·:H \' \l'1\NT wo-.: I' I A'> I' t'A l.I. NO W 17 1 1 1 !lli.:1-fi71;;' . ·. ,. . . Sellin)( <.1nythmi: w11 h .1 U<.11ly P1ft1t <.;l1J:.ll1f1l•d 1\tl 1.:. " :.1mpll' matter Jlrll l'iJtl f>'ll·~~i7A 1nS;m M1.1ro 1),,. 2} r~ new. l•--------- ' I •!\I IOlll "' lfadt• I or IKJth fur ltw<JI hou ~l' ur duple x I ) w 11 l' r I 1\ I! l I' t' g I! y "iwc•l'ncy 7~>2 l!l!!tl. 1>)11 !ll\ij!l SAYE GAS!! Wo11 ltl \'llU 11111· 111 :.i·•· ' II Ill t' h II Ill I' ~ r II r flllrl'h,L"' 1 Wl''ll jllC k '.\'UU lll'' Wh) ""l' YOt: It 11.11 111 •1 I 11\, 11111 111 I " )'.L'o ('..ill u-. for .111 a11 pl ~ ~1· \\Ill u ... ,. Ol'lt" l!a:. Call !\o'llt • ~l'i!I :13711 STOP!! ALLSTATE REALTORS T.1kt' t1ml• tu rt•lax und shot> al homl' 11 ·~ :.1 m1Jll• .... I I h 0 J I I y ,, I I (I l Clai.:.efll·d l\th. And 1( \OU h;1v1• ~11m1•th1nl! l•i :wit. <·till l.I fr11·11tl h f'la-.s1f1t'd i'\J Vii.or ul fAl :ibi M If you w<.1nl your u1lvc•rt1~ lfll! ffil''':Ji.!l' l o r l'a l'h rn11r .. p,·111111• a l low1·r 1·1.-.t. ('l•t"'>l(,,·rl 1' till' "'~"' lo ~:1t' (',111 No"'' 1.12· 5'1711 macnab /~rvtne realty AUGUSTA MOD& - Largest floor plan in Big Canyon townhomes ! View of the golf course from m ost r ooms in this s pacious 3 BR & den m ode l. Ceramic tiled kitchen w/eating a r ea + Cornin g top r ange . $235.000. .Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (J ·87) 642·823S 901 Dover Drive 644·6200 Harbor View Cenler ln11ne di Campu\ Valley Onter 7S2·1414 £ STAR GA'ZEK-.. ~~~..;.-,----111 <1-\Y II POl.L\N-------t M. ~-°""' ,.,...., °"""' }o( V Au .,du'lg fo t'-• Sto'l V l t1 lllM:lnp ..._.."°91' 1,,. Weclnnday, •ooJ "'°"" ""'~"°'O 10 numbo<> ol 'fO" Zodo0e bortt. ''9" '"'" , ... lVN ·-...... .•. .,. '°""I ·-..... 10 ....... ''°""' ,, ,(Mfit:fl IH..,,. .. .,...,. ••Ow• ... ••Ott ::~~ .. , ...... "" ,. .. ,.. 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BEAUTIFUL HOME FOREVER YU ftrHficJiam, secllrity C)CltH conwucity wffll a h~ of HceptlOHI .,alty. Deccwator COOt~ed ifthrior wfttt....,. hiftg fOOln a11d di11i11CJ ana: 90.MMt ldtche11 nd soarlllCJ c•ll'l119ed fo111ily roo11t plH ae•cttve Mahr .... with atri-...t al •••llitin. Secwfty syshtft. Tlwff total be•ow with opew patio to tttloY MM mtobshc~ VIEW of WATH ..d igMs. $355,000. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. 1•1 ~' V.: <'11.i ... 1 I hqli\,o11. '\,.,,I" in B1•111 I1 631-1400 SIEK & FIND• CACTI C S 8 A L E H I I G E P N P R R A E S 0 A 0 P G A I S N L L I 0 A T L C A C S U E R E C G N I M 0 0 L 8 T H G l N R C H 1 S 8 T S A l S L A H C U T T T R E T C G N R 0 H A F R R T A C P N P l K R K 0 E I I L l R H C R A I E U A G 0 8 L P U N L S £ R E 0 C L A R P Y S 0 E Y 0 T 0 R L T P E N 0 A R~O H A H L P Y H H C A t L A C C K E C A L T H U E C 0 A E P C M E U T T 0 A C S N S 0 A 0 C P N S 0 R S S 0 A L C C K T I I R T S A 0 L E T U Y C B E T G P H F U U W G 0 0 U L 0 E M I A S I N C A I S H R 8 I S H 0 P S H A T M C H 0 P S W 0 0 K I 8 L E P I S E S P H R l lnttruction1 Hidden words below eppeer fOfWlld, beck· • ward, up, down 0t dll90ftlllv. Find teen end bo• Ir In. ~ Or9111·PIPt Prlctdy Pt11 Ptyote - Fithhook Plloct .. t Choll• .c ldtlop'1>H11 Old Men Ctc11 Opun111 ~ Ctmtgi11 • Night·lltoomln9 Cmu1 S.•o lrittl• la1,.i Ctctva Are;ts T Oll!Orrow: Dliryino .... , .. 1002 G1•r.e IOOZ C.... .. Mw I ............•..••••.•.. .........•...•......... .................. . ~(® Beach Re<Jl1y REAL ESTAn EXCELLENCE SIMCI 1949 COIOHA Da MAI Nearly ne w duplex; 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, also fireplace, each un1l ; cons istent income producer approximately 1500 s q . f l. of li ving s pace each unit : this is a probate sale. time is or the essence. Property offered at appraisal value. 5249.500. Please call for appt ' . 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759-8811 BAYFROMT Large deluX{' <loph"( .1p prux :! yr:. n«" !11111· 111 l'at·h Ullll 4 o•ltr J.!drill.!1' wulk l•> all rt·~t••Ur:111t:. ~ N1·wpur1 f'1t·r :-.l11·t· :.a11 11\ l"-·<1t h s.1~.uoo 1111'1 IJ111I ' Balboa Boy Prop. R~on • 675-7060. ****** VA APPROVED HOMES All Attos • O"J. Co. 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Jhr, 2ba. pvt hrh, <iCl'., own land. I~. vd .. view Cor lll(hltb Hy ownl'r, Sl ll7 .000. no a~l'nt i .. fi1J~ . f.f:f'Y C0tt•etlietle~ for your fa s t paced 11r~·~tyl1• inr luding all 1•h•rtric blln kitc he n w mll'rowavc & compal'· Im'. mmmumly tennis. 1"101, & Ja1•uu .1':., lo 111.11nll'nanct•. fully "pnnkll·r1-cl y<ird!. & a !'> 111111 J11i.: 10 our ~unny l11•,11·hl>:> On a 1·ul dc·sac ,,n .. ·t 1h1:-:.! ht.-droom & •h·n 111 tti.· l!Uardcd rom lllUllll V Of J ;J~ffilfll' (.;r\.~·k " .t •• 1 , •• 1 I l Io w c :. I IJnl't'\I' I .11 Ullh ~IU.<A~I ( '.111 u. .. no11o lidorl' 11 ~ >!Oflt•' R.C. TAYLOR CO. 540.511 2 :1 h!lrrn 2 hath hon 11" 'W llh U..,'fj 1111 • h l 11,111 ('a nwl 1·11lm cd •'oll pt•I 1111:. tm·µla• ,. 111 l l\111),( r ill Nl'W fum.1• 1'. ".it1·r h•·all'r IV l'l•l'l••·r pl11mh Ill)! :O.I )., .~,.. I '11 I .... funhcrdl'l.11f.. 1~12 ,)(!IHI --------CostaMHG 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r Pete Barrett,. ~alty 1022, .............. . ~glsti!r ' SAVE GAS! 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A;,k111i; S'i·l.:AJIJ Call~W 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS ,11f 1d 11,11. l',1h1nl'l 'l•--------- BIG THREE ~I l~lrm . .! hcilh .1 1·,t r rantj1t.1 ,\ ::: 'l0f \ 11•>1'11' lfl 'f'IL'll lll Wll h .1111111'1 or .111 .11·11· l•ll "\ .•• l'I"" • 1•~11 .111d J:i1·u111 \II lor ..;1:lli :1~~1 ~''" 011 lh1· m11 kl'I ' I Jlt ,, It; 111 1 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. t hn~1UI f11f\',, 111 llvg rm & m ..... 11•r l1t•1lro11rn. l1·;1tl1'tl J!)J..,~ wrnd1111o '· & «1•r.tmll' Ilk Jacu111 1n mstr h<.1lh PLUS \ 1·h.1rm111.: .! hdrm ro·n 1.il "' f1Jk ~ -.1•p;ir.1t1· f1Jllr1 dt-. k ~i!l.~1IMI CALL 644· 72 I I l.cN· ~oml'th1nl! \al11uhl1• · !'Ian• .111 ail rn 1JUr t.o:-1 Jnd l'<1un rl 1·otum11 ... Thal :. wh1·r1· 1w11J1h· look -w h1•n tht•\ "' hlunll a n 1tl'ln 11f vailll' Getteraf 1002 ···················•••· filcol~~!~.~~~ OLD EUROPE IM COIOHA DR MAR A cllltoftt l IMdroont hCMM re&ctfftc) old worid c.._,,,, on a M.etM tr.. HHd street. StaiMd C)lou •. sep•.t• dhti"C) '°°"'• lar«Je f.-ly roota & nc.,tiaMtl MGSfff suite. Charn•e; at $2B5,000. r A COl§WIU 111.HKla CO. 644-9060 2111 SAN..K>AOUIN HlllS AO IN NFM'OAT CENT CR scc:~JUµ-~r..irs --r hot Intriguing Word Gome wifli a Cftudle (dl .. d l>r CIO l '011"'1 I TOGBEl I 12 I I I I T•mes M •O cMnoea. Just this mornlnO I sow ii Boy S<:oul '!' help & 11111e old !Ady <ii 1110 ,__....__._..._....._~ streel cro11s1no ~1111001t ho• l>t i.-.....-G_E-r-E-r.R--.A_l-r--1111'le 11rm 11ntJ net 11c1os~ I I I' I I C) ••1 '" "• • I•• quo•etl . -. . -', ., .... , "· .,, ._. .. ' ,__....__.._...._.....__..__, ...... # .,...,. 'l' h ..... ' ' l1·~- VI 1" PAV~lf ,ll~IY[ 11 lllt~ ' f'fl A"l\V.l f SCIAM-LITS Anwen ill C._siflceffatt 1010 20MALOT Two n1l'e ho m es oo !'.::,id(· lot. Owner w1I 1•urry wr25"i d own. 10'::. 1ntt·rr•i;l. l''ull price Sll..S.500 GO TO COLLEGE! 4 t)drm, family room. fnrm<JI d1n1ni.: room . laundry room. new t'oP 11e r plumb1n)'!. add-on mothcr·rn-law qullrtt:r~ with airl'On<hlioning! AJI Uus m beautiful Colle~ Park 1 Call now !>4&2313 !~'IRMI Mt•sa Verde Home by oWl'll'r. So. of !\dams on Starbird, nr golf course & park. 3100 sq ft. 5br. Jb11 + fam rm. Hta&e mstr suite, 3 yrs old. $190.000. 545-1831/556-4444. We s l ·L o w dow n , FHA/VA, 3Br. 28a. fa.m hn. ~.000. 631 -<YllB --------TAICEMl! Great 4 bdrm. 2 bo l:oll~e Park home with :1llrut t1 v1• a ssumable !11 ~·..; VA loan! This love ly homt' has 1ust recently hl'<·n rdurh1shclf frvm lh1• new mle nor pallll w tht• n •s udrH·t·rl . r e · f1m!'hec1 hurdwoocl noors & oJ dcd r~r e sse d fluorc~ecnt hghling in the lutl'he n a rea . Add yo ur ramily to this heautiful picture! A bargam at '98.500. Art now! Call ~2313 oPIN Ill Q • 11 \ IUN llllll Nl(I' telftNJI L l!.~!1~! !~L u 30day ad In the DAILY PILOT SllYICI DlllCTOIY DOITNOW I 642-1671 -... - • ' (9 ~YPtL.OT .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1024C....W... 1024 c....w... 1014 ..................................................................... WlllMOM lllMlnd c .. 01 u famil y al) lie llOmt' 1ot·1att'd b)' k>\ ely child r e n 'i. J>I rk • bednaorra, for11llt T cim n ruom, famlb room, too" l>' 11looe ftreolare. MOM lov1 n1 kltc hun with aadacta aalot\l, 3 r.11' !llll"~C! Patio ll l K,llO\I C.&l*ll1U ~ -· ITSPOIYOU 1bix lovely 3 ~r111, :! bath Mt.•1oa Vtot'lh• h1•11w (t'lllUl'W 11 lw111c .. 1 IM1ol <'O~ pjAllO 111\d .iu• ltBQ. Prl('Cd below rtlllrtlet C.411 ~ ~ lnr more t.lt!t ~11 L' -~HERITAGE REALTORS ~aV..-des For Tow Lovely townh11mc 1' q11tc a :.howplJt·1: """ :? lied r oo ms . .:our m t'I lolcht'fl with cwn t•nn l'e1vable bulll 1n · 1•1u.,h upi:r adt<d l'arp1•t 1n l! Covt:rcd patio l'om muwty swtrnmm~ 111101 Sli7,SOO <.:all now 540-1720. TRwlBBL -· llANDMEW TOW*OMIS ... IN• Wood$" CEasts~ta Mesa) 2432Sa.nla Ana Avt• r..nghs h Tudor 2&J Hr ~plit leve l. 2&3 r:ir i:ara~c . fri>ll·-.. " \I I RI Hll''1 I ll >Ml ' a-. R(;Al UlAf l b ..ll 140!) '9000 0.. t \•0 o t.t °"' "''1 "'111 r 11rr) r.n,.n Ht•1luui d 111 $1 lll,!IOH l'l•lf lnc:bwpd 'hr Me~• \ 1•1 tl1· h11lll•' .... rrvh'. wet b.ir lllJll\ \Ir,,, .!11111 ~1·1 Jll>: 111 i .>I ,l11t111 o ...... ,._" tl,1-. ftll ,,, h J '(>d 0 (' W honw pn1ft . .,.."011all ch· ,~If .1t•..J 1.tl t• \" moclt'I u1 .1 11 unit ''ondn 1·~1111 pie'< ~ ,h(I Wj')IJt't• lfrd ll l'l'(I Io S 113. ~110 7!iff 1501 F.t lscrow MHcled! f ll.lll£Slic 4 bdrm . Cretin· brook pool home w ith jacu7.ti, br ick B. 8 .Q .. c·overcd patio. l'cntral mr. water sortcncr. clec· t n c J.:arai:c door fll>l'•H~r & more! l\l s110,oou t his unc won't las t• 'all M&2313 '41ti111 ~•fl\ t t,Jf'J rt •I "' ~' [~fijllll rruc>mWaves, j.ITloenhoust• 4 bdrm·Mesa Verde _windows, pool, :.pa Hurcola butll' J car r~court. • J?arai:e bubbhni: hot tul>· 646-0081or955· HflO dose lo golf t•nursc' The Developed by Real eitaters 54&2.'113 Woodtree Dev. Co IY OWHB/E'Sict. 3+ or4 Bdrm. 2 ba. Nt•w Iv redecorated an & out w.ooo. Ph: 847-478k By Owner · 4br. 2ba, Mc.-sa Verde. Storage & a rc.·c.•ss for R . V. Sll 9,SOO . ~-7620. By owner. JOOS Killybrook l..n. Open Sat/Sun. l2·6. J mt. den. rum pus rm .. 1 h ba. Prw t lrL't.>s, l~c. lot. Walk lo schools. col· lego & shop pin~. on bust.me. l mmcd. ~~:.. S48-368l ------ Hus:e 4 bdrm Mt'fja North PrL'Stigaous Mt•sa Vrrdc-3 bN1uty. fo'am1ly room. Br ramily rm. 2 Ila . d1mn~ rO(>m , la rl(e c.·oun- r,Pk indoor Swedis h t ry k itche n. t:~vercd OilQ 7:;1 5917 JXllln, p1<1.Urt'Squc.• r1•ur . ---vurd & l'UI dt• S•ll' h>l'll· Wunt 1\11 Results 64:! 567/! i100 1\1.rt ~ ~t:l A CONV£Mtr NI SHOPPINC ANO SEWINC CUIOl t ON IHE CAlON fHC CO Sew a Sweetdress 9346 e.20 i,,, 1Tf"" i-1ff t.l\I' .... SAVE! ,_.Slit Ca ...... 1 iji•'\l l>\I) ~ llr f•in Im huu11· Ul M~._11 dt1uJ1ccnl un•Jn 'll"' Nt•w 3 bd. li:e rm:. 1:lrcl bd 'l'P -.ul te I /\ f!t ~ti4'2.'l. 7S9 010h GHA.Nl>OPl'.:NINt: MAIHN11'A l'rcst1111ou~ re1;1dcnn·:. nciu the muranu rro111 $1G5,UOU M3 t :l tSU . 493-4006, ~·Sll 1 LEVaLOT Wlutcwater VICWS, (lUH'l st. owner will con11ider terms. $57,500. n n-;FISIO NG RF.AL TORS. 497-lt'.&J HILLTOf' 1lus near new cus tom J OOltroom horm! haK livanJ.( room l''rench doors opt•n mi: on an ocean view. Murh mon• to lcll. 1-.tll n :NTURY ~1 WEST . ~·4840 Fcultaift Valley I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER 4Ur. 2 Ba. r am r m wd rplt•, 2 1·ar Jo(araJ.(c w /npnr . s p rin k l er S\':.h:ml>. block fcn1·1·. piiuo. xlnt t'Ofld. Sl 17 .500 1~ Mt. Sherrod Circh· tm-7820. I lwlilt9• leoch I 040 ....................... COR~a•ent LoccrHCNI Near schoo ls. s hops. frwy Nll'l' •1 BR. 2 0/\. on large lot l'ark l'l.art·. lnt'>1·12 741il IYOWNER Condo. 2 nn. 1 • · u,\, fpk, 2 milt-.. to ocean ~5lll Will ('Jrr~ :.>nd !fil12t2 CULDESAC !::iharp J Bdrm , nest.It.'<! 1111 :.i huge pn vate lot. Near BrookhursL and Atlanta sr7.900. Ron Ort. Heal ~late P rofess1on11 b . OOJ.8377 CORNER LOT I.cits or room for mutur tvlme or boot on 1h1s n11·c 3 bdrm, ~ ba full pn cc SJL.900. Park Place, lnl' 1142-7461 SHARP 2 BR Condo. New t:pt ' g & drapes. Near Huntington lk'br. sro.ooo. by owner. ~:i970eves & wknds . WHATS YOUR RAC9lJET7 l!:lcganl 3 bdrm condn wttcnnis {'OUrts. close to heach. Shows hkc new $103,900 754-7800 "" - IWW• Htrtia• 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ Hcrbow 4br, 3 hill ba, fam rm , DR. LR. Full lndscpd, tile entry. a ll b lt-ios, frplc, alwnpstone w aJ la complete . Near new , quaUty bit by Ayres. P.O. please. Sl 38,500 IM().1441. DCB.UMT PLAN Large 3 bdrm, 2 ba all on one rtoor Near ~hoppinJ.! l'entcr. Park Place. Inc. IM2·7461 1044 .,_ ., -"""",.. -• -• .._.,.. I .......... s-. ....... ,.,.~ ............ s. Olllr'IHI• .... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~ ............ !!~! ~ .. i!.!~ ..... ~!~ ~=~ ..... !!!~ !~~~ ... !~~ !e~~~ ........ !~~ 1100 Ratwho San J ooltll•n :lbr. dt•n , !lba, l111h . p vt ~I IOll, all nn IOlr ('OUJM' tJ\JOY VkW from m<lllt roorna l'uul " J._t: '131,!IOQ MO 0887 OWNt:K.°' TflNSl''lll> lmo 1•x1•1•ut1v 1• UnuJ nl()flf' fTomt· 'furilerot'i v u.t.a. • Bdrm . 2"9tia 3 rlN, lo&•llY Upa&ru1fr\J N.'uow tP 1 mort11u11c C;ill for info & 11pvt $lUO uuo ll v 11wnt•r 00[) ..J'J.11 l 'II 1•:1':1\SIUt: A.'\l•t:N m WlttJ1Jlintlllt' 3 tlr, :4 b.1 l•\alh l.1111l"11°:.ipt-<l 11nd uv~r ,1lh"I ~"fl"' ll'1111' »•.WO Pw111•1 :.:.1 40:tlf J lllt. :t IJM :O.Unlla11t:l' 1riv.nh111• 1<:111•1t 111w U\! 'lit11. 111r . fr/111., 1n1l'ro. l'1.>.:1 JtkJ lo 11r111.: IV tlrph, INOI & J•H U) IJWtlt'.f SJ 16.~ 731 ~l80 It's Just TM Place! l'ltt1h C'X('('UllVt' homt• ... w Immaculate• llaK 4 bt.'llronnu, danin.; room. lunuly room with bnck rirt•l'lun• Plu.'h l'Urp.·t· tnl! thru oul Till' roof l'allo More SDIJ. 750. C;i II ~'l K451 GREENTREE .,owL'Sl pnct.'<1 Brookfield blQ.00 • conAGI 01 A CAS11.11 LAGUNA OFPEIS IOTH DOLL HOU SI CtKs:J_ be«lt coffelJe wlllt ....... . -ood floon. w .......... .. Noell. Pwftct for ,........_ Sff.IOO VllWS fiA.LOll IN MYS11C t&LSI L...-"-la •WT ,..._ .,.. wfttl 3 ~••oo-. 2 ~.tits. ,_.,, ,....._ ... fortMI ..-..g mid prt• ... fKami. Slit.HO 499.4551 SOUTH LAGUNA 493.a112 495-1720 D-PoMt LOCJlmMI Hh)lul 497.333 I 644-7020 L..-. leech M~wport leach ....... leech . I 048 l.,..a NicpMI I 052 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ont.' yr old J bdr, 21 ~ hu plus ram rm. C.:c,'<lar t:xl lo'rnrh wndows. S245,U00 "97-4759 774.5338 GATEGUARDB> NIGUEL SHORES AsMnllW.Loan Real Jilltate .. OIATISAU JIDllMHOMI R·JLOT H7,000 in the 600 bloc.k or So. Sytamore An older 2 Bdrm l balb tlo m -.. SOXJ.2:5 lot Conventlon1I u:nnsonly Ctl 644-1211 a.yfroot Ouplx Fant vu. 31\r upr 2Br lwr. Fp. bllM & ldry hkup in ca. ---------Sum m r I w n l r r ~nll $390.000/o fr own t aail 84().u.m ----•ow MARKET! ntG CANYON Condo !(real IO<'lll1on ALSO l'lt!f(ant 3br. home with pool +spa . only Sl:?A.000 Pnne Only 673-4311 Agt t:A.5TBLUl''f'S l.~ crnr lot. 4br. 2'h ba Nr NB T <:nn1:. Swtm Club. ~hops. ~chis. 1179.500 714-644-8117. 644-2442 leach DolllouH $105,000 Newport Shores. allra1· Uve 3 BH. newly ('rpl 'd & painted ln.'lldt• & ()_Ul ~> blks to beach Ownt-r lrn.n.'lferrod out or a rt•a Pool & tcnnab c·ourti; Reasonahlt-tl'rms to qua1IJ1cd buyer C:all for ap pt to :.cc l'cgi: y . !IOO<B2. 536-3'98 PllCID Rl6HT Neal 3 BR, 2 ba home in rut.'<' ne111hborhood. Full pncconly $11,500 Park Place.Inc ~2·7461 -----~a..,.. 1086 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FJ..EGANT 4Ltr. 21-,na home. Sf>toctac·ular view fvl beal·h & l t!nn1i. a cl11L1t·s S3fi~.oou . P ND l'ropert1t'S 1213> tln·33lli T..mn 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. LLTOf'VIEW Beautiful t·u:o.lom l1uilt tn levl't 5 Bdrm 4 buth homc in Tustm H1llh 1-;x q1.D1>1tcl)' dcroratL1i with kit.-, uf wood and ).!llli.!-. and reaturei. un tn1ln11r ut.num. <.:lilt 546 511811 tor more dcl111l:o. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIHAYt MOllLIS ! ON UDO 2Ur. dhl wade 131.600 W r. part rum $36.750 alJr. boeHlock SIS.000 2 nr Hayfront. d hl w1tk. & t>c:i utUuJ S'lV,"50 WATrRI RON I llOMI "' l11e. REAL ESTATE tU l· 1400 F:L TORO Jo'l\M ILV PARK 3 Hr. 2 bu + honu:c rm S:l:l,M) Cull (l/al(l. ~S7117 Newport &ut:h IUr. I blk 1.11 ocn $!0,000 twll ~ms af\6PM1wknd:. Aueogit tors• 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• East ol L.ah S1lverw11Q1I on MoJavc H1vcr M11 J3V\· n vcr 1ew, I ac.·n Si!CXlO down. SIOO per m11 S7.~ phOfW :>.~·441S3 Afl.:.~ 1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I l'lt'lC lnr '<I"' 11} Ownt•r near h 1• a c· h 1 n Sun Clem1·nll· X Int invt•:o.t mo·n l Slli!l,!lflO l fo'1rm <\36~~ 1800 .......••........••..•. 111 Green t ree! "l••••~I!!~••• Bed r oom . 2i,2 bat h . A roumy upAraded ap- prox 1000 Ml ft 2 Story 3 Bdrm . on fee I.And . Stained ~lass windows and ur-iuur11 peek al the Pat·1ri c BY OWNER ~~-HERITAGE . . REALTORS EASTSIDE C.M. Two 2 bdrm. u 11 1t:.. P'JllOb, cndo:,,L'<l )!ara~1·~ .. extra parkani:. Alley i.H' rei.\. $125. 000. br11 nd n t•w plu s h carthtooe curpct & t 1le lhroui::houl. newly paint· od mtcnor. Large l'Ul·dc· Sill' lot close to school~. park & poolii· All lur Ul,5'X>! Call for details .. ~ Hl\NrH ~ HEALIY ~ ~l~,, .~000 IRVIHE GROVES A.-.~umt• 10'; int 1'1111 trat't SJ2.~down. •I Ult :i I~ f\tC. upgradL'll t'or ;1ppt Ml-5351 -- 1\JRTLt:ltOCK llumt! lly Ownt:r 4 bdr m 2 bu. 1-'l'" land. $132.000 Nnd qusck sale 644-4157 --- LAKEFRONT S197,500! Sharp Glrnwood m{)(ll'I on Arhor Lake. Step:; tu h1•a l·h & l'lub hou~t· Largl' l1vlnl! room & lam1ly r m l'Omh1nl' with )!IUnl outdoor patio 111 tinlll( ltikl· ~•dl' indoor'' I hi:hly 111>!!ra1h•d . fan t,l,11\' \ ll'"' ·I 11.•d rm or ;1 l•.:tlrm & den l'oob & ll•nms l'Ourts tuo ~ Take a look at t his ele!!anl Tm' nhoml' todu) l'a II is;! 1700 r~·111a1 IRV1ME'S HST Woodbridge Plat·(' Bt.., quc model ar russ from the lakto. 4 IJH 3 lw of Span1:-.h s ple ndor or fercd at $168.000. c.;all lo S(.'C. OCEAN SPRAY R.E 759-9222 $96,900 Will buy lhl:o. 3 bdrm • l! b:.i. c.•ml unat townhoow 1n Tilc Tcrrut:t Vl·rv i:ooll rondillon' CoLY ·1-·1° in llv1n.: rm Spac1ou:o. ma.'!l. bdrm Close tu ''vcrylhin.: 1 ------- IS.OW MA.RMET Sharp 3br. ~real local1•>n .. dct-or Wllh tlml'Olt ICll Must sdl. 673-4311 a{,'l a...,..leoch 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DUPLEX* Ckoan aide ~ hwy, le vtil lot. easy access lo beach. Needs patnl. m inor rr · pain; kieal fOI' home & incom e . Hurry, only $145,900 M.is.'1600 Realty 494-0731 SlllME BmROMMEHT!! Trt•ut yourst•lf to an eveninl? at ho mt•. th\• llrametlr 40 fl llvlnl? rm 1:; 1?r8t'Cd by 2 ''lcg:.inl opt'n !>lairwlly:o. th.it 1·n-ate an lmprcs:uvc• ut moi;pherl! lmprcs~I' (' out.door deckinl(. ocean & '<'81\YOfl v1tiws. Just last· t'Ci. MS-0303 r-nn• ·~1 f OLSON Rl':EOER REALTY I IUJiop Develoc»eni Lal\Jlla Charmers NEW CONDOS I blk bc:h. l ,2,3, bdr. 442 Cypr us at Locus t . Owner/Deve loper / Bwkt· e r /Broke r . WILL COOPERATE. 498-lGS Iv rmc. or 4'M315 <Coo· . , .... Causey & Company DOC1( AT THE MARINA. L1H· 111 unl' or thl' 111111' and lt·I the olh1·r l wo apt.:; lwlp w1t ll lht: IMY mcnLo, <.:harmmi: -.l'll m!! on lurgc lot 111 th1• twurt of Uun;1 Pumt 1'1•rr1rw <WE,\N vn;w. 1110 $1W,:Ji>(J • Iii.I So Coa st l11wu' m Villa~<' Fair LAGUNA BE/\Cll 497-2457 EXCLUSIVE ELEGANCE ,\ l!l'rn •1f a raml1l111)! C'lL'ilt)m horrw 1111 1·xtr.1 lur).!l' l•il Wnh s.:ar(kn-. 6. avoc:ado lr~·l'!-. llui:c II\ 1n~ room. ~amc1I ('l'll 1 n g . mas o; 1' 1• hr I l' k f1r .. pl<11'l'. all natur.tl wood:. :\lodern k1t 1·h,•n 1-:~l·t:llt:nt ma-.kr :o.tllt•· unbm1ted stora~l· o,., . .,n \ lt•W S27S.000 DOH OSEN REALTORS 401 GL.ENNt-:YRI': 497-4/Wi PLUS fabulous r ecreation fuc1llUL0:. and easy walk to pn vale beach /\ND .1 fabulou:o. J SS umoblt· SM0.000 al !!•~·~ lt1Jll l'nl'ed n Aht ;11 $19'.!,00ll 644-7211 l"OH MORE INFO ~ !-'OR Si\Lt:: W Nuw (;vn do2Br 2Hu . pnn'<l t11wll ~1t SXJ.000 Pnn nnl 11:11~2 Ml1sion Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exel~• vc 1''1n1~lt·rn1 on tht· water of La ke Mis· ~1rn1 V1t•JI) :.!hr, 2 IJ<J . up ,::radt!S. (.;round lt·vl'I + l111at :,,lip. Sl•l i ,50o. 751-5001, 5411 ~ .-wport leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT HGTS Thh h1d1h•n t>n •l•t Y '' vn dl·ad l·11d ~t :! ~t y :-. Br :1 Hu . ~ml 1l('l.'l1n 'ww, ( ull ~w,•d1 !>h -.auna. l>1 J.: J:tl'llllt, lot-; of <'XI ra-. \lu-.1 '•IT 111 .1ppr1·t 1,1ll' ~.\XM) l)"'nt•r Wiii ht:llJ fmuni••· e fREHIGE HOME:~ 33J3W ('oa:.t llw},NB 645-6646 BEST OR I G IN /\L HtUfo'fo'S 1\ltf.:A' St•n:-.;1 taonal Plan Jo:, h11:hly l'lL~tomized. i<PllCIOUS :! hdrm. ~lUll'~ • mass1vt! Super Nei~hbrhd 3br --------• 2ba t.-fam r m Newly re· ·deco SkyL1le Walk lo pk /s chl Sl31,500 . ~ IA.YAtONT CONDO Pnvale Manna It.lat Slip Available I~ de<:k. Desirable 1st Ooor. Sky llghtC'd atriuin. l>vt Wlder~round l'kl! i t>r • dt!r\ $.l.50.00U ICI Mon Ft1 714 !172 9101 WFU PA.Y LOA.H & ESCROW COSTS un thai. 4br ~ba ll V hom.-fl(•JUl nt·V. 1·rpt lo: & lmbt· Nr 11Jrk di .,,.h I $1':'4 ,:'>UO 5 5 1 ti!Hi l , 1'40-144() ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ..........•.....•...... FAMILY PET P ARIC \ery spacwus 24x60 197G J .. rrerson \I, /1•xpantJu, 3Hr. 2 Ua . urC'u ~.ar klll'hcn. m an) "tr.a:.. 'hov.s llkt-tnpll "'1d1· l"".ut1ally furn 1St:Stil l 1 MaWI. HOMt Store IMll-IC895 Sl6.900 STEPS TO HACH Obi W'l<k 'ail T ra1lt•r.1ma 1DN5186) :1 pvt l)l'h & pwr Sub lcttam. allow(•d TAXI SERVICE Located in Trt•a:o.un• b . UH Pac1hl· Cua.st llwy . L'> WllKX't"ss ary from this La~ Uch Olft·n·d by henutlful family homt• Hcruussa nl'e M I' 17 J.l I Uuldrcn walk 111 s rhoob. •IOO-:tllfi l'hW'('h & pa rk & .;w1m nt - hnrnl' I wllh fa mily NEWLYDECORATED mom&pool S242 ~I Jo:lt•i.:11n1 h11m1• w ~11•1i .-wporl C"'ter 640-5357 H} (.M1wr. Npt Sh•>rt·,., - l\r, t·o1wert den, t'•1mm poo l lt·nn1' <fl ,, SIOJ.90() .. Cou rie~' to Biers .. ~·:MSl . lido I• Channrr Ft•ll out of escrow. -Ii ' at .1hout lot valu1• Sn l'at au $280,000. Own.•r rroy rinanc{', vaeant. !tt't' anytunt' t111w11 llv rm. •·n .,1,tl 1·hu.Nkl1t·r' (hruout flht wllh' ~llr. 211t1 L.at '.11h•11.1 1C;X94;,i illl Mobfle Homr Stor~ IA.YFRONT I Hr ldt•n llll' t .1Im11.t 11.illU. lrph .! lt•\1 I' ·~11 IJ1:am' 111 '" t 1111. hltn. ... ,.,1m 1~· :.1u .. t "'" I' r I ,. l' I 1• II II si-; llAJ urr tjj:J 111•,1. PETS WELCOME I '' I~ I.Iv rm. llrcakr J:.l l!Jf. 28r. 1:\tBa , rlbl ~111 .. Ho1se Cascade. :.uvcr rlt·an Owner ;in>.wu-. llfl1Jl74 701 Mobii. Homr Store R48·8895 ...wPORT BEACH REALTY 675-1642 Pnrlll• Newport Pcnm:.ul.1 kJ1:ut100 5 older unit,., 1111 2 lot..., To Ill· 'I-Old as a I u:i I tux deh·rrt>tl cxchani.w U 1ll <.::trolyn ltt2 5171 111 lt1rh.1 r11 H O:,,l•nt h t1 l t21J 13\12•41WJ. /\)..'\ .. : \.'>!Sill .. : (;o:-ta M1•,;i · hou°"~ Sl~.000 M :! i!.111 or 641>-4XllX Supt:r rf'dtx•t 11111 Ii unih Ii l(Urtll!C',, ~:.!.000 i:r11•", ,, 111> r h v F 1 rt •• I 1 t ' l''l~lcral dl Sl:t+ll IMMI '"' i.um.· li<t 11f $201 700 ;.. .... at $:.!45,000 l'n11 11111\ ll(t•675 ~L;1rn lftcomr Properly 2000 ....•...........•..•... JHOUSES f:usl\1dt• l' M :1 ~cpurrat•· h II.I,'°':'> 1111 :! lot!'>. •\I I q o, I mm p.1rlo. ~IJl•·r 1111-.1 ll<Ht Sl!i!'i,:Jil' I ~€ST IG€ ~ J--+-HOME\ ~HI "' ti t1.1-.1 I I\•\ '\II 645·6646 7 UHITS..C.M. I!. .1111 "''"' 11111 Id Ill •' t-111 "'·"' 'Im 1111 .1111111 'l'Sl. lnvmh Ii I'.! ltoll.I FOUR UNITS-C.M. :".1·.1r "''"" ;1 Hr 11w110•1 Ullll, j! h,I, lqJI. '.!I .11 )!,tr .J .! tlr. 'l>.1 , 11n1t· 'f'l'l. lnv:.tmL-.t;.1:! 11~1 f ()ldr tn r." nn rlhl lot i•r1 I R>i -.h tr $17~.l)()(llf,(1 own/ai,'1 M40-IH7'1 ROGER BROWN IU:. 673-1020 ------$65,000 DOWN Robins cmd Roses Charming I UH houst• 111 prt~lJl!IOUS Emerald Ua~ Ter r ac.•e . Su n it.'. c·h1·e r ful. s pac aou!> rooms, ancludanJ.( lar~t' i;cparatc d1ni111! room · Surrounded hy loYl'IY fnnt ll'el'S. Only mrnulC':o. walk to beach. $155.000 falllll) rm & addc.·d hob ,---h v r m 0 v l' r I 110 k :,, t·i1orrnous g r1·1·nbt·lt Waterfront 11 n n l' ., l I y 11 r 1 1' <· ti Pro SAVEGAS!! ii ~luiw unit~ Oftl·MI Wo.IA to ~hopping an· a, ut $250,000 rwy dos<'. Gor.:cous 2Br, Roy McCardle,Rltr J.l .. Aa. dbl w 11le Ari 5'48-7729 DOH OSEN REALTORS 401 C LENNF:YIH: "97·4848 ntSll:~l.5011 1\i:t·nl t'10·5:>no 11)e~ Westcliff Hl .... lands S 169' JOO. ..,.. J bdnn, gorgeous patio. l"ndc of owncriih1p. :rnr. locallon. tcx:auon • l' all l!bu. l<1na 1. courlyurd . 00-!lltil pool Exc1lm1? & 1mmur. La&pmMI Hic)Ml 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • CALIFORNIA RANCH STYLE 4 Bdrm home w / I f l! family rm, outstandini: VICW or El Niguel Golf (;oursc w a ft•chng of :-.pariousncss & tr11nqu1h- ty. Kateht!n a woman 's dclite w1Jenna1re ranl(e. 1111crowavc. trash com pact.or, ck . $249,SOO 4'J..9494 495-5220 496-2413 13~5050 ·Secluded LivillCJ PIU5 View A simply dazlli ng ca· nyon view from this very private fflPland home . 3 bedrooms. dining, cozy fireplace, deluxe kitchen with bui It · Ins ita Ion· <.:overt-d redwood 1w tw Lu:. h I a n d s t' a p 111 ~ $99.900 Hurr). r 11ll 495-1064 TARBEU. -· lic:.iul ~round~. $1'19.950. Jones Realty b'13-6210 11.lffS Tll-LIVR <Aolpl furn. 2 Hft. den. end urul. Back Bay & ruJrtil ll.:ht VICW. 1 yr lsc $1200/mo l\va1I now 64~6259 (_//t//bhlt R E A7L -T Y lHEILUFFS Redun1d l o SIH,9Uo l\bf;olull'ly lmmal'Ulatt• :1 Rdrm 21 .. .1 bath. lormul dl n ln~. Split levi>I t.ownhoqae. Open space view from Uvani:? room and master suite. Now vacant. owner anxlous. CalJ 54().1151 ·s:.. HERITAGE . • REALTORS JUST LISTED 601 LIDO Super VICW Of llll y & Oeean Pt•rfl'l'I t•ond Ulll for ;1ppl to S•'l' ROGER BROWN It a-: 613 1020 .......... h 104' l....-IMdl 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• MOMAltCH IAY TmACI Large 4 Bdrm. 3 bath home on a lovety cul.<fe ·sac. Outstandln~ pool & outdoor e ntertainment area. $265,000. A CO&.DWIU IAHla CO. 496-7222 831-0836 """... .. .., .... L...-..... l .•. OPEN HOUSE REALTY /' One Block <.:~='~x!=~ Bulbou Island rolla~l· Prurc~s1unully dl•corat tod. n -<1dy to move m. ~ Hdrm-. ,.. a hobh) dl·n. I':· hath.-. £aL1nl! an•a , hll! hvm.: rm. co1.y bn<'k riri·plal·c. SZS0,000 Bl\ ll. for dt!u.Jls. Ca II 6J7 · 72411 TAR8ll1. -· E xl'lus1ve N e wpo rt Towe r. MagnHicia nt C ata lin a -C ann e r y Vllliage view. 2br, 2ba proleulonally decor <"t· ed. Sl89.SOO. 7Sl ·SOOO, 548-9094. PAHICSALE! Ouplex 4 Dr + 3Rr Open Mon lhru Sun IOAM to3 PM 11534thSt lialhoa Pcmn:.ulu $199,950 'J'he Property Mart. &40-9019 PB•ISUIA~. wf21tJ ... u.lta. Completely haral1hed, unus ua lly s pacious roorM with fireplaces, wet bars. many ameniliee. Owner will tnde f0r aptit or motel. 8119.000. WATCRfRONT UOMl.S 1..c. REAL ESTATE 631·1400 Wftldlff Nr/f!A•lh Pride ol owner'1hip, 3Rr. 2ba. lanai. courtyard. P ool. I mmac ul ate w/beaut. land1cap1n1. SMl.95C>. JONES ft EAL TY. IM . 11M210 ' 1n~l on . P r1dl' or, _________ _ IM'llCl'Shlp. (I (}(442!f. 70) ~HOMtStor• IHll-8895 •EXCITING• Newport hach-&.ldo B e a u tdul l!l7 G Goldenwt•M 2Rr , 2Ba hol'Tlt' within wallung d1:.· l:tn{·t• Of Lado'!> (ane!ol shoppan)i! art.·a Small Pt.'I wt I come m.oc:h Area S.Stcr Aclt ftet ftarit l::!'xoo' w /cxpundt.'<.l II\ 1nµ rm. 2Ur. 2Ku . !runt kall'hl'n. t>cuut1ru1 ,.,, .. , c.•art.• vurJ LCllJl"'a Hiiis SpKialluy Beautiful ~ Sta r Adult Pk. 2tXfiC> Seacrest . 2 lgc Br. 28a. fam rm with all the xtru. Only $29,SOO. CAUFOaMIA PACIFIC MOltLIHOME SALIS 27~ Harbor, Ste 208-A 54~5917 <XYl.Y NEST lor adult~ Walk to bus .. shop:. I llr 111 l1u1et elf'lin <.;0-.1.1 :\ksu p;ark $8000 Bk1 ti:ll l~I WHY l't\Y lll<al ltt-:NT'' llx40 w/6x31J .i1u:.:-.in1• rm, lmm ac cond 1n /uut . .ucrif k'e 67$-2022 UtcJnfront l\pt/llott-1 Npt Bch. Owner c:arry $"195,000. 675-2855 Costa MHo S,-.ciaJ 'T'wo super duplcXl''>· All 2 bdrm . 1 bath On 1~1· lot nr o,chools. shopr11ni: Soper kx:at100. l'ncc<l l11 SCli ll()\I, I SillJO,l)U() ....... l.achleauty 1 1 ~ nlk-. rro m Ul't'Jll 1'1·mfac· 4 uml blrtg Ml!r .1111 J hdrrn . .!''} h:.ith-. V.ti. lrplll. I t\\11 ~ hdrm 1."1 111w I t1t1rm "llt ' 1; r I v a I 11 ,. • S?,"' '°' Wftley N. Toyfor Co. lfrttltun. ti-H 4!1I11 NEWER UNITS Out or state. l54 Units S:J.~0.000 41) Units $780,00U. 38 Uruts $8'74,000 (Low Int. assum. loan l J1 Units1760,000. Cl..awinl. auum. loan > Prin. only please! o. a,wite, fUtr 546-99~ 6UMITS Owner carry rinancmg at lOW~ 20% down. full Prll'C 1265.300. Xlnl t:nn:lcn Grove J\reu Nu <k'lt•IT('d mamt l'nn "" t v p I 1"" l' I\ .: t I) .J11h11:con 972 9300 1 l 'h•x Co~la Mesa .. ~ ('Clit•nl l1J1•nt mn $1t:7,4Ull f\;(t'fll 1133 ·~I 2100 ~·~:.-:4 DLX 24"64 In awan1 wan• ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ning P\. adlts. wlk to ORANGE-: COUNTY tlo res & s hops. Irv. 112,000 SQ f'T MU L T l 56l·JlZ7 'I'G'IANT lNDUSTRIAL. ACROSS FROM BEACH Xlnt•lkMPotenUa l. 8 y 0 w n 8 r 2 4 x a o 113 per IQ ft fully least.'(f beauW'ul mobile home 2 UmUtioncaahreqwrcd. Br 2 ea. see l o a'p. :.~~close b y June predate. 536.e8 PO eOX 484. If B., Cu Dt24 VlKJ N<.;, A/C, Rx2l scrttn porch. xlnt Ion· lion In ~ar park lrvlnt' Dy11 lH. 551\ 24n . oft 5PM twknd11 Ml -4628 ... 714.549 2185. MOW IS THI TIME for Job iieek•rs lo <'hCC'k i9'1C the Daily rllot Helµ MOn E Wanted classlrlcatlon. rr how Daily Palot Class· lht• ,oo you wanl Ii not lfled ada d .. ptay their lhere you mlaht conside r ..,...,_ with lea1b1hly olfcr1ng your services 80d UDf9d ! 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Gron1 2700 ...•.••........•..•..•• .!f\f . 11\.i II\ \'al\\ lt'V. $.i~1 11111 :II~ + tl\•11 & :1rd 'It) tl••c·li pan11ran111· \ l••W """ S.'l511 '''" :~~:! f"11rmo,,1 1!.!t~t 1 4:11 J.Mil l.1 Kub~ tkd c.r.11wfn111 ~II.JU I' l\ Will •·011:-1tf•·1 1ro'11· n 11 1 !ll!l! 7'.t1:1K Foewtain Valley 3234 2900 ..................•..•• <:1\Sll HJI< t'O {)OS lki . .,.'11 on M11rkl'I V:ihw l11n•do:.urt' <II\, Jll\ 1·ur1 1ltt111n CHAil; IH:A LT'' !l?!) 11-lf\7 Houle-s Unfumish~d ..•...••.•••..•.•...... 3202 .......•............... BUDGET RENTS ~11\ (1 J,!it'\ • t 111\t• fbl'' \ph I I~'°' I-I 111 -;•Ill I lir l11r \ 11111\ 1' o•I• 'i.':l. l ht 11 .... 1111111 B, Ii •1111 ' ~7'! S'l<ll II•" ~1 .'hrl11111 •JUI• I .II\ .. K.'i I .•• "hr I rl'I I \I .tllr' "!:tit . Olr, l':l!l:o \.111pl Hdi :1 • .!lt,1 ~.:141111 Ilk• ~111;, .'iHr-. \."17'! I I U llhf"'' prop :!lit 11111\ :>11~1 557°0825 Hnn11•r1n•it'1"' :..111H· w "'" • • • * * * • ....................... 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I IJ.a • frµI. :.to\•(', rd rii:. & old" "'Orlil \•h11rm. 2 Hlli:. lo Show'i- Cov1• S52~ Mo. ll r I It l ' ·194 7551 LarJ-aHill1 3250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l-Ondo 3 HH . ;i l>a. :! l'11r 11ar. \'lt'W ~4 1111 mu K.D 2613 a1 4rm ~Ni~ 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURY 2 IDRM NIGUEL SHORES LEASE lll'l\mtl l!uurth'<1 .:utt:-. h C'hurrrunl! room) l lilt h U m I' W I U I' \' \' l> ~ I 11 rabulou-.. rt'l'r\',tl i on f;w1llltl"> & t'll'W wall< to pnviih• l:>i:ar h ·$1;410 mu. J\.'k ror NHWI. &1•a.n 11 111:zen1 Mfwport •ach 3269 IUafbur Vl<'w 4hr. Com rm. luVl'IV yrt. $'1U~ 1nd d 11.ir1lc tfr1 l~U 1110'1 , 107 1Ha 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Urautirw ocn " hill view 3ltr + den. :IBM. I~~ mo 211 C1lh lklriuJu m.31 .a:..-44tl1 lJIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSI WITH .-OOL I h1 . ct.•n l ' .1 Ill.I ;! f111h:11 , "J rnr 1¢11ruiro & pQOI. Rt•ot mc.'I 11nl & 1iool rna In· lt'lktO\'\• S4tJO mo Shown b) 11PC)l ool) S4f4 JL13 VlUa Punomit apt MZ·2015 •IA>VelY. quiet all udult blda '~Cloo.'1 1"2 llll .(\1rpet" dra1>t·1o •l'OOI& kRQ •l'thUlc ~aruiic:. • Pnv /paUu balcony •Nr Hoag llo:spitul. ShOp· p~&2 ml from bca<'h -------~ Beuut bnnd nt·w I ba. frplr. lntlry rm, ~ar ThL Ml-{ml IW2· 1603 2Hr WIK»NIU CplS·pMIDl Wt r pd 636-4120 I Spm 2176 Plat'~ntra .. ff' S300 3425 f'~sts1dt• I br. wood bC'arn ••••••••• •• •• •• • •• ••••• ('(.'1hngs & l'abrnt-ts $265 sr M.:10 s 2 3 I.Ir 1-undue. ~. nr So Cou:,l P ina. F'rw)' Ul.'CcS!i \O lrvm" 1~>mplex M7·4ftlto "fUWNHOUSE 2br. I t ib1t pvt patlo, t'nr l gar 1\dlts, no pct.Ii. $350 avail 6/1. :mW. Wilson f)o&6,37~ Af leuullh........,tla1d ••••••••••••••••••••••• I.ant<' bach apl. goo<l lc6oo ,._Mia 3707 loc:1le. pvt patio. Adul1~. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• 859 w 19\h 3215 :-1 t· l' p 1 n ~ r o um!> & k1l1'hl'lll'llC'lt $75 p1•r w1.'4.'k & up On•un1 l''ront ti7~K7<t0 ea.t.MeM 1724 ···············••!••••• N.•wl~· J,•,·or I br dupll'l<. S\.'P· IJy gur11g1•:.. ~wcl. Emply'd adult owr 35. No pt>lS. S2t>S 5411 It 12 I CA,lADIEORO ALL UTll.ITI F:S PAW Comp;ir1· lwforP you rent Custom d C!>lgn r,·aturt•:\ Sp:Jl'lllU ... k1ll'hl•n wilh rnd1rt•1•t hUh\ttlg. s<'parall' t.linini.: ~U't·a. Cull l1•n1.'\h marl>h• p ullm:in 1n liath KmgM/l' l"-drohmi-. µool. fHll>. s 11rrn11n11t•t1 w tt h plU~ll l :1nll 1>1':tllHI~ i\OUl.T l.IVI N(; AT IT'!-o m-:~n "\O 1'1-:TS l llllrm rurni~h111 ';).1:J:1 '.!. lldrn1 rurn1,h(~I SIU<l :lli:'i West W1l:-1111 1itl tfi.12 1!171 T'r;uh•r. 3.5'. ~<·<'ludc1I. I br ult I vd S27 5 25:tx :\"Pl Ill (rear l li-ili-Ot.17 LalJ-o•och 3748 ··········•·····••····· 5325. 2 Br. rdn~. C&D. µullu. AdUltb. nu pell. 731·1\ W lKth. 673·7787 ~ 21lr. nt•w, w ·n hook- up. I rar i:ur;1i:c. $355 mo j57 2704 . (:tl3 ) 431·425.'> -------(.iarden apt. 2 bdrm. <kn. patio. fir eplace. dhl garagl'. ~ undt.'l'k. t\' ~·ii 6·5. Adult:. only $\~5 633-5620 L>ays . 548 :1ti00 i':Vt'S. EASTSIDE 2 Hr. b 11 n s . p .It 1 o, washer-dryer hvok up. $345. mo No 1'h1ldre11 or pc:L'\ I l'1•p1>4:r\\ ou1ts I, :I I I It ~1on11• Vista. 5'1>1 7157 NEWPORT APARTMENTS 2 Rr $.!fill' ul1I llll'I ~laturt• atlUlb. nfl pd .. ~~>Nl'\\por1 H\\11 Co .... lU Mc·s:i l .:1n:l' 1 bdrm uppa ~11.c, Qu11•l hu1lcl1n.,: "'11h b<'aut1ru1 l:indM·1111111.: lclool for mlulls m 1•r :i:, No peti-l.l':EW/\HI> Al'TS. :!OW Fulll·rt•rn Ave, 11 blk t·:r~l N\•\\ port i\v(· & I hlk !'.outh ol Bay J. tJ.11 039i 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 BR 2 O,\, encl IJlr. Udowaterfroot 2Br. older c:klM• to lhtl beach. $370 adlt..s. May 29-J une 26 mo 964·2937 tl<XX> mo. 673-8886 I_.: 3 Br 211 811 . 2 car V garal-{e. n o r 405 & ~·-· 4250 R.••<'h suo 527 4225 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bouse ror rent. b:~ Ocar City sllJI" 6. linens furn tl5 nih:I) pr epl Cull after 3 p m 548· 1989 I..: 2 Br w/eiltl pcillo. ;;c·pu&lt' 2aral(I', hll·m t. 0..118.il QlO M1kt' 3 Ur. 2 ba. "1tra1tl'. r Ip. sm yet, no do1o:s S43amo X0-5376 or b'75-lib'70 ---....... 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranc ho Sun Joaqu i n twnh.w um +loft. 1 ~ .. ba Arlult lww n1•wl} d1•\·orall'H•rra neo~111 1>al k111 g $~25 $1 HtlKJ Mfwpon Beoch 38 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARIC MEWPORT Ra 1· h l'l \Ir:. . I 11 r .! lll!dn,11>111:. .'<:. Tow11 hvu:.t·:-l"rum~1u :JO Spc\'lJl'Ulllr :.1>.1. total r t.'Cf\•a\1on prol!ram . S01.·1al proi;rum 7 poob. Ii l1·nru' court~ /\\ F.1:.h11111 JsJan<l. J11mlx1rtl' & S.111 J o;14w11 I lllh ll•Ju1I 17141644-1900 OCEANFRONT 3 br. <! blJ. W Ullll'I• \'(!Ill ly l-'r1>ll'. l!tlr. Slfl;".0 .TSL :\h:ml 1~12 160:1 :J HH. :! IJa, 11pp1•t d('IX 'r l.1tln 1\dulh 11rl'I t.I s.';.r;o M•1 t\~!l li7~1 x rrn HWl"lm~·1 .! hr ;,iti,1, ~·I \II l'1•11l l111UM'. :1111 :.!111111. M:!'tO f•lll H\11111 111 1;~1 .llC't I 1•\ , ... l:!l!I l'.11t1(·t• .I hr '.! h.1 11111.!1• !'1(1hl h•" I\\ lrpl1 1\: Jlla1I ~.:.11 11111 1(.1:1 Klli:! (X.' .. :.\'.\l"llON'I' I 11th 111. I ti,1 '11•,,rh \&:l'OI ti7:1 '!IJi:I :! lldrm. I' · h.1. I rµk. 1.:,· palm. l'lld ;~,1r. \1·1~ 1..,,. :-; l.'111 l'h I , I\ I .?2:11.t. 1:.;11 .!lk)ll 1:: .• ll'll ----MA UI (Xoclinfmnt Coodo. 2HR. 2bu. s l<.'(•p! ti, pool. near ll'OOI:. & l:Olf I 1108 I Wl-Slll l'rum Spnnf:s Condo un Mi ssion llllls Country Club 9'11·5'130 RIG RF.AR l.1tkt>front Cabin. Snil or I.lie i:ruupe,. Mi;.'T 714 1~·77111 !'lc(·1mfron1 2 l>r !. t>a ~· A\;UI llflW lhru J w\C 15 075-4912 Ukr Uiamondh~ad home. :i Br 3 fl.I, pool. 2 wk rn1n • lrolU S~.'rV ~/524 llH6 I.:•• H•I! ltc<ir Cabin ltlcal ltir th:it ~ct away "IH':t· l1t1n For 'ummcr '" , •. rv<itton.' C'all 545 l"Slti 4)00 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATES. ~N-Sa•e En Jo~ m11rl· I 'a' h·":.' 1\ll Aitl''> & Llll':-1 vlt·:- Wt«'h"c Ii H1•h•n·nn·' Catt 546-4212 S11\('1.' 1!171 wt· haq• lwl11fd lhOU-"!Ullh Ill 11111' d11•11h lulll ro•1mn1.1ll'' Wi.· c.·an ht'lp ~llU l11t>' HOOSEMATES K.12 '11:~1 1:!1:11 II~., Ml 1:1 1<1 .. •mmuh· "'.int••d I-··m 3 fir .! H,1 h1111''' .,. \ 1 <I I :1ll l.tmh1 ~IX l\t.~1 't'111! ~·1·111 111111\1111! l•1r ~J101· 111 ... hr ''llr ~H.1 .1111 lK.I L'ark '"' 1111..111 K•h1 J\1,111 50" I 1k1·~ 111 •·11ok lu11k111.: l11r .q1I h"l' 111 ~Ii.tr" Wtl h .. 1r,11ghl 111111 "111111..1·1 m r 1• .. u1 ... i :!t:t:! IJ'i i•\ISll ~· rv11 m 111.1tl'' \I I'' 111 ,lt,tr•· lg f)d1 hoU:.l' p , I lwlrrn f'-l1,11h S25U mo rd " 'tlAt .t,)Hll VA APPROVED HOMES All ArPo.s -Orq. Co. :'lo•• m11n••\ th•" 11 HH1\."I.[) Nt-;W :!lo1 , I 111111-••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 ti1·twh :'11111w1-. 111,inJ . NO 1-'f:E' 1\pt & C'o11rto k-lli 131 1 .~ltl 11127 Pq·, n ·n1<1b Vrll;i Rl·n1;il, l.AGUN1\ BEA(.'11 MTR l;'.o'N. S75 ·wk & ur1 Mmd M."rv .. 1·olor TV. h1•:i11·d pool L'11I. 17111 -19-a !\2'.J..1 9R'l N l..'o<isl flv. y ~wporl Beach 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I nr. dean. hl<I.' new. SanClett1tnt~ 3876 w1~aru~~.~JO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11:14'·!1:12~. ;\dt1ll studto .1pt . .,Im,. t1 In~ '5. Ulil ~1!111 11111 ~(ic.111,...lart lfl!.! i'Xl5 ll1L•1m· ..... m;111, :i:1. 11H1•r:- l11\lo rt'lll 111 nt•ul ttllll 'mokttt~ l.1•1\ 1n n·lurn lor hl•· h ... kp~ (,'u:.tom lhr. L ;11!t1 ll<• Nr 1!u1·l l'k1UH' 111;1 ~.~; llJ' lo ~Jtlll IM"t \ ""'' .111 1\tl1111n1-.1 r .1111111 .,.,1h•' tu 111.c·r WORLOR.E. S0· 1626 '1 llr ... i "·" '" ··~ l ~•tl I .\.Ill '" llll' ".ol ,. ·l'-''• ""' l\1tf •• ,, •• h· .11111 \\' \l'I • • • • * * Wboal~land 3206 .••.••................. 1 ''',. 1 Hr 2 ti.a i.:.rr .1~1· r 1 ~'I 1• .. 1 ""' r 1· I r r.:, w...hr 1drvr Sli7.1 '1 h 1t11 J•'tl\ 4!1.l :rLi:l t'\I "• -..J.:w l.i.: :mr l''··H.1 :1 ltlf\~ 111 wn. ~1111 1h'rk. 11111'"''" jl\1•, dhl j.!llrlJj.!t' 1101"'1'>. :toll!.') m11 !Iii:' liH!IH 0...WATM Reont w Ls~ Opt. '"' .1 \l1lr111 l.t11tll\ r~11r1 h1111t· ~~.1.1 t1111 ur ,1\otlahl1• 1 ..... 11111 S2 l!!.~ltl \HI h 111' • µpl lllOfll'~ '-.- Watfl°fl'Oftf Ho.-s 631.1400 Lmch 4 111 home. ~ ~•12:.! tthod11a II llto;H'h ~r .. 'Alli.on fl S li7$·~ .. 11;.1 ~Pettinsula 3207 ~on ....................... ~ 3242 l•t-:NJ'l;SI I.A POl'llT I 111 . '1 lit• 11111 IJ.~11 <1gt• h•t· 01<1-.11·1 '11111· w:tlk 111 l••.ll'h llOI\ •1:1(1 mo \'r I\' It'•'" \~'t·tot t..ll ~.:.~•1 :'V ITT .I 1:1!111 ~;\ ,., I 111111u· \ hilt 111 11 • Ila 111·"'-r1·ll1·1 ura11•tl 11.1\lntnl Y.. thlf'I. 'ii olltl mo lHlllUkll\ 11\ 11" lll't mJ :~w1 3222 ........•..•..•......•• .! t\1 I h.1, "''"'I~ I 1111'h"ll h.1nlw1ol lloor' l'r111111 ,, •• 1h· .\i.,'\ l,i;; 11:')1~ .t.1-.1111m· < r\•1•k ;-..;, • .,.. ""II II 1.111'.m '"'" :1 llf< 2•.· HA. liu:ord,•11 111111111 h'll ""· pool. J;wo11.1 l.•'.11<•' ~r10 rn11 Call 1·oll••1l I-: \ 1• ., IV v. Ii tt ti 11 .. .i!l.1 .rn1 :! & lien t-cltnm.:. lrtth I Ila l hlk II> hu~ & -..ltop~ -:...l\IO 1..w.11110•t>1a ~it;:-,7 3224 ···•······•·········•·· 3br. 2ba. ~ar. rrplc·. rani:t· Adults, No Pets. $49:1. 648 w 18th St .. 64.2-t835 2 Br I Ba. cn1·l gar. t'lelim 1°t'ilin gs, 111.1 C'a q >e l I dra pes. no pet11 $385 751-6M3 SEETHJS ! .. :·side locat100. Close to i.chools. purk1>. shops. 3 Lile bed. 2 huth. patio. dbl J(ar Ftpk SSS01mo. Bk.r tl.11 I 004 New condo, 2 hr. 2 bu. :t frpks. µool &• Ja1·u1.t1 $16Syrly 675 4!H2 Hkr •...................... W1\Tl-:Ht-'H(J'."T I '(IN IHI LoH•h :1 I.Jr !.!' · Im 1•nd 111\JI Hm•k frph hlln:-. <flfl I'll!' I g I rll~I' !'\It p .1\'ml I A'<•"•'l!X75 1•1·~~\. !11;11.4:1:rl · 3244 .....•..•..........•••• 11t1h\\tMi<h :J hr :1 ha 2ln> '" fl • hw ft1rn1ly rm lrplt· d1hwhr, lnt'd v ll I! t• r W a I 1• r & .:artl1•n •r llll llrund ne"• SIN!'1 mo K rd~ Ok. no r.lt't'>. /\._'\. 1111 C1·t ~t1 .. 1 l!~titi. !fi:l <!971 6 Rdrm. 4 ha •omt'. \'lllllrt ''"'a In 111e SllMIO m11 t::JllJ!.01 Turtlt•rod 11 1,:ltl;inll I tome I'"' 4 hr. J' · h•• fnrrnul t.1111111:. l1vr n,:. l:imil:--. wtt twr l'cH1I Nr µ11rk (~Ull'l S IOllO bi• l{t10 6HISl. !Vttl·:l2\\l Woilllbndgo Pia<'<'. S Bl{. :1 ha .. fornal drnmi:. "" & fam rn. Locakd on park with 1 view of mis ~Mo l\tt. 644.M(X) TAKE A SWIM from Uu.s.? bedroom con· do tha t overlooks ai st.ream. ?tivatc ttinnis. pools an4 spws. AclulLo; only! A»i.ng S42S1 mo e--H111\J1.H Hf I\ I TY 11~1 I .'OUO 1-tsc f<lf' lrast:. Tunknwk, Sharp 3 hdrni, 2 h11lh + 4 BR. 'It hit. l'Ulhcdrul hul(c fam ily rnr . ·1 ·kl S535/mo .• incl "ard<'n"r l'e1 111 1,(1, :-.pran ers & " ~ l>eautihl. Avail Juno Isl. ~I J>am at: W\·58tl41_ 1675 rm to resPonslblc 1-I Bdrm. 2 ba. Nu-e party c underpriced >. panetini. Ni\'ely deroral· _MS-__ 223l_be_tw_n_&-_5. __ _ ed. Luw ma1nl yard. 9525/mo. S.SH1823 2 BR. 1'1\ ba. 2·car gar, frpic. Kida OK. $450. Agt 6'1M8'10or 631·~ T•llrodlGlft lmrnat S bdrm • den, ~ room. Uke new cond. Lrl lot. cloiw to J>C)ol 6 tenn'•· $'750. =• Plua Realty, MClN VwcM. 4 Br ll:xe<'. home. n c:wl y d ee. $61~/lncl a•rd encr. 3br. 2~bath Univer11lly Owner MG·2439 Parkhouau. l'ool. tennl1. --Sli00.%no. 714/64().l)OOR llr ptw•le )'lrd. r/Jl, Ultl -· ------pr.ud. No Pt lj $J!)fi Wooc!bridi.tl' l·lt•V 3br . G42·CD, r.r ,3ba, 2 rrplc. 2.200lq . :-..._...._ _ _:--6 fl Spr1nlderi1 . S77f>. .,.,. ·~· 11iovt a.-ra11c M2'232 •Wttect )'d. DM>. ------. 1'.~~ace Twnhu 111 UWYentlY ' MlchtlsOc\. ~ ORf!I!!~ caah a.tr, 2ba. Nr. pool' J1c. lorWJllT£eleuban11 Lovely 'lUie\ alreel. .-.aClaallfeef Ad A\&11. approx. June l. C.IJMl·"'8 lnmo. MZ·3:182. b'7j..W~ Hkr S..·a\ I•'" :l hl'I rr11 l!' • h1t t (11m rm t:rl'11\ v11·w <:uur1kll 1•o mm Sll!llO 1wr mo :n:1 4JO<lt'29 Hf·aulrlul fl•'"" l! 't'. :lhr l!' ·.01111. " .. unk•·n 1•1111 H•r..1t1on pit & f rph' W1•l l;:rr klt1n vu 1•11um . 1\ M / ... M r n l t• r l' o m llrruout . bll1n IHH). mwrowuvc •1V\:ll, ll1~h w11S h \:r . 2 •·a r ,.:11 r v. l'ltct ti r Qpn r S7l«l mo Kid~ O K l>;iy'I ~1..(Hi60.5. CH::-ti3HJ51~J <111' Boat :.hv 114:uut tJ1•1·cir l itlY. 3 br. ~ ~ ba 1nh:.1· View or w ater Avail now S8SO mo .) rly 1..,,. lid'!> ITTa-677[• I Jll.,()('K TO Jl l':ACll 1'1,e,h :thr :Jha w :W h1mt ~hµ 9'l'>ll li4(1 1111:1 Newport Crl''l l! hr & !kn. :! cur garili.!l'. $6110 mo :-.lo l'hildrc·n 11r pd'> !U~-2:Sl ur 'lfio:J (1111i7 llAYFHONT·l!llr, l!Ha . ~I' h1.1111 slr1' uptr onul. yrly, no p1•l:-o r 1·haldren Ev1•iyn fiJI 2411<! WE HAVE SUMMER RENTALS T1\KIN(; t<J..:SEHVATIONS associated BN 1.. ,.._ f 'l ~ i.t t I\ . .,. , 'I..° •1 • • V\ lllv t. ,., c, ( Short term rc n1urs Uy the week, now avail No foe AJ~enl G75·K\70 CXl.'unfrc.>ul 3 Hr l! Ila n ~ht on ... 1111J. :o.UJ>l•r IOl'llll•lll fully I urn. U\ ,111 nu"' "Wkly thru ~c·pl 15 l>y:-. 1~ i410. l'\'l'' K.1K l!IK!I ....•••••.....•........ 3111'. :tba, l! l'ar gar U1:.lr", ••••••••••••••••••••••• rdri11 . $575 t mo $1:10 Hut'h1•\or H1•-.1> Diamond Real .. :Stall' adult.-; No µt•h Ut1I pd. 645 757:1 .!_~t:. Ua~Av~ ..ip_.:.9 __ 5 Udrm. 2car gar. Jaculll. CClflistt'MO leech lf II g<rrdcner I yr l:.1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Imo r,.iz 0~ C\Rom IWllhS, ('OUSltine Ueauuful 4 b<Jrm. ~>Ol vic-w, Lo;e July 15th. 2br. home. 11,.w rarpel. m·w 21.,ho 1;n1 2X7 I :.lovt• w /m1c r o ·wavt.• CorOftClcklMClt" 3122 11vl!11. new pmnl. Hc•ally •••••••• •••• ••••••• •••. tor rmmed CICl'UIJllOtY (i11rdcner & pool sen ll'I' 1n1•I SIOOO µ1•r mn 11.'.l:J lil;lMI Agl·nt l! llr + c.kn. 2 Ila . rrt llurhor View. lll'W v11ml i\llult!i, n o pets S700. :t IJ IS4().25S,1 3 Hr duple\ ~.i I' .. In ... S5511 \{lull:-t'r;ug IUifiJINI 2lw. Iha 1 wnn. ... u111 l'\J d•'l'k. "" "'"· 11001 AclulL,, \'hlld 16+. S42l l'>\' m:1 1Hi3 3llr.i·~ na S495 mt):! llr. I l>a. m1 mo. l'vt 1·nrl putio & g:trJl!I' l.Ot1' of j..'?'ass. 3:1.).'>:! lihw [.;111 k m . •l!lti !Yl.;jO or 19\, :13:1\ •>r496 !1275 ~·or Html Ua1w l'i.1nt . llluff sldl' 1·nnt.10. S.'l'i5 l,\Jte hou.'ll' S-lllO. fJduxc Vll'W ll pl $550. A!tl. 4Jr.t-t»67. Haitltqon hoch 3840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOMFS FOR RENT :I or 4 hr. l'nc•t•d rrcun S135 to S.'i:lS. t'ncd yard & g :I r a g CS . fa !TI I I 1 l' :0. plcasl'. klr1 s & 1wt-.. wt'lcomc Call 964 l!Slih or !173-2971 t\J:'. no fl•(' *DELUXE* GARDEN APT. 2 Ir, Adults only From $335 mo. :l p;>Ol'l Q)\'cred car port putioapls .• BBQ':- doseto fwys & txh. .. waJk toshopp111g 17111 Goldtftw•lt atWWMr 847-6064 Hu::lt:t°" Granado Spadou.'I 3 HR. 21 ~ ha 1-'rplr. r>shw~r. end g:ir. laWldry hooku~ .\\"ml 5/ I, $485 mo Pt·~~> • OOJ.4J3'.!. San Juan eap;,trano 3878 •...•.................. 2Hr. ram11· & r,•fni:. 11001 n11 IJ•'''· ~;J.,11 m o tll~i \1;1!14.~H.il•~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• TllE 1'.:XCITING PALMMESAAPTS M INtrn:s TO 1911: BCI I lio;wh.l~ from $2.".5 ,\ uµ AdulLo;. Nu pl'li. 15jil Mes;i Ur 1;, B~ ~1s1 or ~c\\ pon Bhfil _ !1,1m -Spm 5'16·9111)11 1'1\CI FIC WOO US t\rlull ;ipart nw11t1> Sl'I ,J 111 n n i.: wan <It· r 1 n g 'lrl\1rn' & l:rll fra~ranl I""'" I Hr from $.11~1 111:r,i1 llarbor fllvtl, South 11( .. :Clm~1·r 839·21'40 4000 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Hnom w.k11thc•nl'llc S66 wt-ek& up S41Hi755 Houm with s undt•tk. lltivatc home. w lfrplc, yrd. All util , linen. phone, meal~ 1neld Sl75 !611>1~ fc•1nulc, lt!·ZS. lo :.hr <!hr 11H1tlo. II.II SttlO mu ul.11 ~t8·8R71 Wantl'd room ln rcnl " II o r H a I I..> v ,, ;i r 1· ;1 t:mployed man , :.vorts minded, prl'f(•r sµorb fTlln<kd peopll' ti45 :159ti f.AST BLUF~Rr 2&. 2 patios. 2 '1'J car ~ar. wshr /dryr. refrig. $650 mo. C2J3J a.8021 Supt•r 1 & l RH apl & \·on do. doe;e to lleuch. C'lt•an w11.Jltn.'l. <.:all :.oon. won't lw.l. Andy, 536·7330 l824 . Wa lk to beach • .:ue:,l quarters w/sepa rale en· lr<IOl'e bath. Lilt! <'\)Ok .. ••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN FRONT. Inland layfrOflt COlldo Luxurious with forever view. 2 Bdrms, 2ba. Security & prestlau. 8i0/mol14e. Meedlo .. Slip1 o n L l 0 0 I S I. .. : U lurnorous execut•vt• Ou yfronl l'Oodo w ll h IOIKls of room. Vkw ;rnll much nwre. Shp uvullu ble. f'urn or unrurn Sl~iOlmo. ,, ........ LJdo 2 Bdrm+den. Fre1hly decorated. Patio. '1000/mo. $275. 2 8r, I ba. htundry rm. pal.lo, pool. Adlu. no ~·Mgmt w• tr• Mw• 2 Br 2 Ba. carpet.a/drapes, ' ll·l400 udl rm, avaJI. 5/1. 2548 ~~~~~~~~1,.s.nu Ana. 1395 mo. No = ~/peta.S$7·12$5 3 Br, ram rm, In Hrbr Vu 2 Br. 1 bath, E·1lde c.M. w/gardeur. M75/mo $3SO/mo. C•ll Pam. ..... ~*> ----~----~--~---BAQ( 8 AV 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ~loos C08ta Mes• Apt. water paid. '875 mo. Ask 2 tx-. 1 bll. irood ere u. ror Ron Lee NC·atM f(jds ok Pool S32.'> mo. oRl,U F'1'8 4br. 2Yiba. ~pc\.'!. K1thy, 84~ rum rm. rrplc. pvJ patio New 2 br . 2 ba, frplc. $650. 644·1480/830·5030 bltn1. Wc1t11ldc C .M . ext 40. QIS. Adults. no pt'U Ort!anfronl 3 br, 2 r1r 979-3378. or 7$1 9187. ask ,....,., 2 bath. w Jw c.:rpl, .f'_or_Te_tt_. ----- drlJ8. 645-1111 ; 1.146-6ll03 JM Br h'om 128& to '*· New cpts, paint • drpe. W&lllAdHelp! M!·M'T8 (..leM~ruce. m-2080 View. adults ooly. i Br 1"'1 Ba. pool. sauna. sec:ur. bld1t. $500. Tom. 63&-6300/S36-3483 r n g . S n ~ . m a I u rt• employed adult. $2(J()mo. biS-S214 tt.Mlis9••och l840 HM1"4on•ach 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW APT HOMES MOWIEMT1MG l.uxurv :I hr 2 ba. ,µ;1(·10111> interioric 1 ncl UW. stun· (pl c•s. & pri vuh· 2 c.1 r i;urn!t\'S 5 Un1Qut• f10111 pl ons . r v n1rn11 trom S4!151mO l.<tt'.1t111n I lll~k ort &~II tllvd C'11r1'1~' nt Ttrr) & vw .. ·C)Olftl ..,.. .. .Sat&S." • .lfJt \ll•l'MHO(l• < llo t I I J 11111 \"t. llt,11<101•\ll '>f l'llllH.• I 8'8·1J~ .. ~ .... , h ·. ..... '"'" J ..... 4350 ••.•.••......••••.•.... Slora~c lt\'nlul S35 mo. "1nglt· 1'11l'lo:.c1t llurrl l~n Pt~):). ~,11 4392 2\:at'11.ara1ote lu :.lore wood workml! tools & It• u:.c• 1)1•not1 11•a I ly M Lke ~·7~t::w:- 4400 ·······•···········•·•• t lfft1•t• or Com rnl·n· 1.i I 'I'·",. 1n down1 "" n I .1.:1111.1 I ,ar1<lma r k 11111~ I >CIMP...lf ll 11r "'Ill t.11\ 11li- ·l!ll l,),!J . 11r ·l!I:! ll lUIJ. 4lfl· l!..il IEST CdM OFACES \'1•r;. 1mµn·S1-l\'1• urr11·1• 'Ulll-:-. l'l'lllr;,oll\' io< all'll •H1 '>Ooth ,ut.· 'ur l'ua~I ""'' T "'•> lncl floor .. pac·e:. l mmu1·ulut1·I~ dean & rcadv ror 1m rnt'd. orc·upa n;·) Would make J:rt•at 1•11rp111 ah• of· flC't' Onlv SJ!J5 mu L'all Lmdaal ROGERS REAL TY 675-231 I CENTB POIMTE EXEC. SUITES .l11mh11n•\•& M;wArth111 lt:n Wmdow~ Plu.'h t ';1rj)('t 752·2737. I Ifft<·•· 3t/tll'><l H for n •11t \JJ1n ~l . 11.U Calf ;s1~l!r. llea1.11 rum. or unfurn. of, riC'e <.:om 3 itas stullons. & fr(.'(•wuy. Mu lO mo All 111ncrul1l'S 964·2793M·1-· t:oa.~t Hwy address. •urn IWV1 o(fll't' -1250 mo. Desk s p:tl't' • $150 mo. U>pter. 11nswennic srvc. '>l'<''y. bookkeeper avail on ft't! basis. 4!H·!M.21. EXECUTIVE SUITES l.11\Urt0 US 0 ff I \' I'~, .. pal'IOU!> \'Ollfl'rt•t1 1•1• t' II 0 Ill , \' '( t' (' U l I ~ l' -.1•c·rtl 11n l>l'r!ouna I ilhonl' l'Cl\'l·ra.:c. rcc('p· 11on1st, \\•1oi.. nolury Lcus e or month \() month. NNtr so. Co1o;t PIHa. Orw n1te County A!rport & fo'r~way. Call Varginla 91f.2161. OFC ~I TE S Sa n CJemenle xlnt lex:. pvt & quiet. Ups tairs . Inc ~lilies. A/C, new cpt, ocean view . Various sizes. 1100 ' up. Mr C lark 496·9594 or 8.11-6161 ----- SHAaPOFftCE MOOERN KUIL.OING In downtown Huntrn"1011 Rt•iach, 'W\lh parktl\ll Sl~~rmunth SCOTT llA"-TY u .. 11u DAii. Y Pll.OT Cl 4400 ..... -4110 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IEAUT1fUL SUtTIS 7M lO 320!> Sq Jo"'t C~. d'l>">. M'r\ ll'Cd c .... rcern Newport ~:S KfWJ ON THE WATER! PlUSHSUITES 350 lo l300 'IQ I\ ,_._tfc Views W<'l B:t" Li•M.t..a VllecJ- ~ 675~ RVPARkl .. G $25.MOMTHLY l"CMfld l!lloru e for your bo&l. <'llmj)t•r or cXlra (':rr f"or 1nro ea II ~··~033. H1.1nt. lkach fire&. 4600 ....................... H.eaPon~tbl@. work 108 writ~r seek 11 o ne h ecf room c:o ttage in ('nnina <k-1 ~br or C(ljjlU. Mt....a Qwet11~ w1en. llltl Wntc Ch111S1hed Ad 11211>. Ut11ly r ilut. P.O. ftux t5M>. Costu Mesu 1IC!Qi. llmiMSl/lnfflt/ Flnec• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stnl.250 sq fl llwy v111 1b1lll) L:o:una. sub parlimi;. N~·w l'ar[Jt'I. dra~ & patnl air 1·ond Pr11•1• O \!~n t1alJ[t' .......... 5-t!I I lt!/i, 5.\7 MJO °''I lwtJty SOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• (Wfo1c:i-: ~pact' u vallable l•---------at 111!75 Rt>arh Ftl vd near Talbt-1'1 1n tlunt IOR\OO &-.tch SSO per month f'h1o01· mcs:-.ai.;e :.t-N "'" Slll per month. lktik SS per month f)a11) l'tlot u(f11 ,. Pilon\' &t24'121 ('XI 276 Sln~l1<Jrm "u11l' 1va 1I 1n full serv ofk hltll! Nr iH' ~1111l011 R1·1,•p1 l- 1>h•1m· iitt.., ..,.,., v '"' \ 1·vnJ r 111 • ..tc l'I"' ,.,111 152 t.tl(X \MO FIU::~: IU::-.iT :!,~ 5otJ 'ti It ult IC I•· l"rum SI 1:; Ind ulll 77!• w 19th SI •• \II 2!.!IMI 01.\1 tll:o. 'Ull\:-Ulll pd 7-11 H11:h IU'OS!\"' bus. lO ~ r:.. •lwncr movtni: trom slate. will l'.arry :-omc lirutnc·tn w Ucla1l11 m h111 ll'\l!nfr 846-5502 • I'll M·r SHOI' l 1111•11.il 1,ppnrtun11 ." ,1\all1•hk JI 1'1tl>t of 111 ,. 11t11rv 1;45 l 41il•· ~fl~S f>fi1t 1\( • anipl 1>k.: 1-'r S1:1.'1. ----------:ur No 1st· reqt.I 1175 w1M1 MEWPORT CENTER UlCSUITES FVl.LSl-:KVll't-. nc1-:AN v11-:ws Newport R.qency Corp. 644·7180 PRIME LOCATION 11.-.. WATEH 1\\,t1IJhl• l ll\Ul 11ro!Jt'l'1 ~TAX I'.~ 'lht-111·unlc l'KOJ' 1:1 1'cx\lh1• {; r\.'i Pltll' t·:~ 111'.'l'l l'ilnlt' \'1111•w1i.t•h 1\m1·n1·J DALE'S RV Remol & Soles. In,. "-I· t I I \ l>t•O\ t•t I Klllt H7> I tl:\!l!I 11111 ..,•th- l 'Jllf te>r 1>rofr:..,11m.il "1 n •t.ul !•---------• '"'" ,.,. 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StJ 1h• .!110. :-'1 B 17l'1 1j5j 711!0 IMUI ~1 1-'t llltJg l't trll•• I)(.' l1wal1on A)t1 Ill 11 l A1rwn till'. vlf1w. HI "'arl•h11t1 '" t,.1,r lo·.1-.l' ti~ ""'ll'I l'Jtl 'fi!I :!1:1:1 llU) ~ l"t flll'(Jll'JI prt>f •Ill'' .\1•w1y l.lt.'l'liralctJ \mµI.· µrlii: ·~IHI 1-: ~tklJJ. Vran~C' Prufrr ~,.:ml ("(I 831 i·H•I llc-.dlh 1''11t1il Slllrl' 111 '' "ll"rt H.•.wh \1 u .. 1 ''" 11111·1· 117:1 IJ:JI.' 1.11 ... 11jl\ t 11111 UJ1 1•1 .1 I1•11 \' 1 <11•11 '""" S 1;1r1 \our 1t\lo t1 I 11&.-.llh''' 1t1 I :t:ll.'7 ~ .1' I I· II 'I ,, I> lh · It ,., .. '.1111-.1111 1 111 g row111v t lt .1111.1· 111 i\1rp<lt1 ari•.o l lh poll•• Ill l'<>'t'fl llW1l1·1 t ···•r• nt•h·r' Hc,·t•l\ .. r '" ....·1 1 l11hlllt"•" lnd111 .1 "'<lllt11' 1111 911. 11111 d11111 Im "; :... 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TOW'AHOME OEVB.OPMEHT lmt'l-lors wanl1'd for ap JI I' 11 V l' d \ \ 4 U II I I tc1wnhom1• 1kvclo1.1m1·n1 111 \'planet Call Ro.:l'r i'l-1 ~ li02 If )OU art• lvokin1: 1ur .,on·w1lun!t sJ)l•r1i.I. t•h1•1·k ttu ... IHlt' OUl 2 SI" stud 10 11rttl'l', l~I '>!I fl. ~ru~:. lnH-:.lllr'> 1•am 50' ~of pro Xlnt qrl'l'l v1s1b11.Jty nn r11 ,\ Sl.IC'l't!SSfUI h\J.lldl•t' rrojOr Ll\cl ld1·ill lor rn· 't~·k~· lun1b Short t~rm 'u 1· a 11 I' l'. ":. c r o"' 'ot'\'Url'tl Mr Gordon morlgJg1• ,·om pa 111t•:. !15.'l ::i..11;1 :'lll'ar O l' Airport al filiti llukl'r (;;ill Mti :.'1"'2 t-:ll•j.!1111( nffll'l'' Wll h lit "'llhout r nclu!>lrt J I "1\'WJJCJl1 045·2111 SAN CLEMENTE l>l'\l'tllpl'r nc1•fb rn '"~IC>r ... for aµprovt•cl eu. ... w111 h ome:. w llHI ll~it 1111•a11 v rt•..., Ca II Ho~1·r 7M/IGH7lll ~!.~~ .... ~~.~~ MoMy to Loe. --5025 ...........•.•.......•. "°" stort· & om1·t• !<f)(Jl,'t' ul n:a.'1-0nablc rates. 500 to 5000 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE Dlt PLAZA l!i.25 MesaVerdeE,C M. 545-4121 Newport Mannt>r's Mile Modem 5al sq fl store or office. 26.'l).C Avon . I.OW rent. 213/477-7001 STOIEFIOMT llarbor Blv(f . pnmc lol'. Ctlt4t;1 Mesa. 1450 Sci fl $150 ;\fo Rmkl'r 1175·67<>0 Nt'W!Jlll'1 ut li lh, Co.'ilu Mt'tla. 1.oou ~q fl ava1la blc MOO. mo ~·3937 l Vacancy downtown Hunt. Beach. 210 M aln St. Mini ma I I 960-lSSR GREAT LOCATION Stereo shop, blkl' shop. spotting «ooda. pet ltortt ~ ~ store. UIOO aq. ft. m Kunl. Beach. GOOD RENT. Pleau call C h ery l Gr~u n . (213~ 4500 • •••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA HILL.Ii two ad Jae 500C> sq n M l umt11. new bid&. A IC om·. rronta on "Moulton. n r l.Mkc F'ore!ll. lcHc lly uwner.al808 M·I Corner. tOxl <!7 w/1m•ll romm. bid~. Im mo. 991 W Ulth Sl • C.M.842-3'90. SWIMG LOA .. S & 2tC> TaUST DllO LOANS Customized lo rlw1·t VOURJK!e(h R.E.DIPT . SAMTIA~ IAMK 7 I 4/IJJ..5200 fNEfD fMONEY • ca•ITMO NOILIM 2-ll&WlD.._1 541·1402 Arraqedb) C..."-"""• For Ad Action Call a Daily Piiot AD-VISOR 642·5&11 ' • • . . . . • .. - .. .... g OAILV PILOT TUMd1y. May 15. 1171 HelpW•hd 7100 tw,W-.4 7100 •z ...... llOOIAJ AL '9•wh 5100 .. . ........................................ . -~~~ JJapp'J 371~ Amver~a''I Over hill & dal~. thmu~h. tiileel "i OOW Cr~edng r•llO & !o-UOShlOC ~<>mt•s lhl:-. warm<>s l wi sh f or o ur 37lh Anniversary I r<'alm .. tl 1~ late but ll 1s better lult" than nt'\lt'r W e all Ion• you and hopt• you had 3 hnppy on<' L ... t.ft,Lo.tM.Sei..hr&ll••• .....,w-.d so 10 Lod & Fc.td u oo ••••••••••••••••••••••• S!U,rull ut 111', L'l T U 1111 Sltkl,ooo l'rnp Sanlana.Ukr !>41 11!11 Mwl1 .. TNlt DMcti' 5015 .•.•••................. lHD TV'S fOR SAU t:Jm ~·. ) It'll! on J vr '.Ind:. Wiii d1,l t•u111 $1lW, $10,001 $?11 ~IO &. S-40.000 l'.111 I( Ill.! l' I 71 1 ~ 1702 LOWEST l..tenst RatH I st T.D. 's. also 2nd T.D. Loans. Fain.-..t Tl'rm' ""w1• HI 111 Sattter MICJ. Co. 642-2171 545-061 I I YR 2 ... DTD H.t't'l'l\'l' 20·. 351 I ~ 11•ld l:'. Jl ~l'Olllll . ~lllll'I' -..·1:unl~ hy ~111l!ll• (,1mdy IK11nl' lklh•r than put ttnl! your monl'Y 111 i.11' 1 n g ,. & I 11 a n . 'tiOOO S l UO . 01111 (' :i 11 ltot.:l•r. 7141~ 17'1:! EARN 16% YIRD SJJ.UIO :!yr . lnl Onl\ :!nil T U I' I'. ii I 7511 14~1 EARN 25% YIB.D I \f 2ml T II. Ill' . 111 11•r.-..1. 12 , cll:.r11t1nt l,;.i 1 I ltol!t'r j 11 x;~I 1it1:' ~~mrnts/ Penonals/ Lost & Found .....•••••.•.•......... ~emtnts 5100 ....••••••.•........•.. PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 °" ti .1111 11 • 111 1>r <'11111 t.111 .. 111111 111 ''''"" rnr r.·. ,,, 1t·'~ ~1 1th .1 l't·nn\ I 'rrWht'r 1\11 3 lull'' I 111 ~ t't'ft'4!l"Ult\l' <111)' f" •• H h .11h11t1unal lin1· h 1<1' lur th.-:!da)' l 'h.1rl!•' •l ' 'llu1·•in1ino•r1·1.il .uh ~·or mun • 111f11rm ,, 111•11 Jntl h• 11l.w1• 1uur .1111 .oll 642-5678 MAIL CENTER 1t•tVAT8 .-08T D_.~tca P 0 BOXES .l'VAIL ... 8 lE ._,.,..~ .... ,,.,,_ ....... ,. Lost & fot#td 5300 ..••................... •••·•········••········ "'>I 'U \1 Uu1 .hnu111I 11111 \11 Intl !. ltu,h.11 '' ••.ii 11<~111 1-\ I\ j'I; 11 1.,•r ~h111 t 11.ur ~t !\,,., ... ,, tt ..... , ...... Ill"''·'"''' ·.11-1 .:t •.• "'II\ 'II ' II \111111 11 Nl.•lll'I I• I I llo..il• >IK 'I •·• I I.um ur .11lnpl '\I ~1lu•r1.111 111"1.' l'ull l ,"'" "'" '-1 ' Ill. :-0111 l' 'I I .1 II '" 11 "r I ... 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IO·:J..i\Xl:'l.li \1 \...,~1\1;1., l•1h.l.1m"' l.11· M·''"''" f lul1·all :• :i. l!~I 111 I MICHELLE'S •Outcoll • I I ,\,\I :l1\ M 1n, :r; 1!• LINDA & VICKI Outcall Mass~ For The Fun of It! ~·n Ill)! all Oran)!l' C'11 x.'IS 1:11:1 COUMTftY GIRL •ESCORTS* i 1 llr.. -*FOXY LADY * 1ll-l"{'\l.l.fJ;-.l 'i •972-1138• l'I( t-;(; 'I\ 'l:T ' I ,11111 1i1nf1rl••nt1.il r·1111n,d1111 ~ rdl•rr.11 1\1111rl11111 ;1'1111) t 111n & kt·1·111ng r\l'l' I\ I( r: Spiritual R~oder· HUSS r:l l'amm11 Hl'.tl s.m (°ll•n11•nli• r'ulh 111' l-or 1\ppl ·l!l:! 7:.!!Mo •..,Ill· It I I . l·:t-: • I 1•111lll'd \l,t'•""'" 111111"'("'"' 11\ '''"' >.:IX 1.'1:1>1 11111 !->~.11<11 II 11 1 I I' ,, , .. ,r .. 1111 ·•• ~ 111 1 Id• r I• ·".iii X:l:I :l•n• •PLAYMATES• .. :.-.co I( 1~ 847-279 I l'h\-.11-.ol n'l:"'·•l.!•· 111 11 .. 17 WANTED WITNESS rr.111·'"1111 .• 1 .. r··~ ,1,11 "A>tf fU.''' l•t ,J•' l'lt ltl 11 t1t1ll•·1 ut I 111 1\ \l,11•111111.1 I" '"'"·11 I 111111 t•t .1111\ 11,1)1 l't. • ( •ill \Jtl '\11111111•\ 1:1111< 11 \ 1l1otn~1,K:I'.! 1:tm •t'l,i\.'-SY Ill·: \l 111·:~· 1._-..<'0ll I ~1.,11\ WI 1.!I hr I J•,·r· .. t1n.d ,,,,,,1.11,,., 111 I 1 u v 1 11 ; '. l' I I 111 I' ,o;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HelpW..W 7100 AUTO MtX.,li\NIC. rof ••••• •••• • •••••••• ••••• only :w.-: parts. fo rl ACCOUNT ANT lt1t1u1 <llt1 m3 3320 N1•14vurt lll•111 h It 1-i\ulumu ll \I' m1.11vrt' lnv~lnit l1rm 1mn11•tl ,111111 " mnn 14 ith 1.p1•mn11 rt•qu.ln•' I-' 11 tn.'('hunll'lll u~1tudc lhul 10 rorp (ll 11 '"'' •H 1411rk'I wl'll wllh hl11 •111 l'.l)ll •·l>~t 1•·1ird 11 .. n1h I-' II t-: 1-. 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'"""'. 1111 1: '"1\111 I \flt'llt'lllt'l l Ill '"'II II <1111 I \ill 11111o• 111 jhl11 flllk' '"'" ,I\ .111.1 hlo• Ill\' .i1\1•111rntn <'' t 111111'~ 111 ~··,I\\' \ ,11 ti \1U'I ll' ,1ltlt• It• Ill OI k '<11111 v. ,•1•l,.•111h T\ 111111• L.'.,.\1111 11·qu111•d \l.1111 ... 1 .. 11d1h .1\J1l.1hl1 , ........... 1 .ill ....... 1'11 ....... ltht(l hl,11lol ,ti .... ..... 17~1 ( "' l ,1 \1 ,. "t •' ,1 I \ .1 til:l 111:.i I· (I I· ,, II'" t' I' I II ~ 1• I I I I I I t•l l' 111111111· "I'" I •• I tll . lll'M 7A~I '>Ill I 111.11un• I"-'""" :!~'14 ''"'"'' ,,,,. I .11: lll'h ,\I 'I' \1 °\N 1\\; 1-.11 I nr !>:1 111111'> 111 l'11,t.1 .\lt',.t 1'.Xlk'I d I llllplt• 1111·.han•I 11111 ,1 It.I\ I' 1m1111 l''I> V.·11o-ltl.l.1•1• '''II t'.tll lo I:! ,,117·1 111 1..!1:111w. :~:.1 APT MANAGER \'111111k. "II•· 111 ........ .. huo.lt.11111 m.111111·11.111< ,. .)II Wiii' llc·t'o tll,1111• I"\ 1>"n1·111·1· rt••t •I l~I. \l,.:mt hi.' 11.111 \1•l \ll.!r 11, ,1111111 111111, ~.111l0l1•1J1\'l1l• X:'-• ,(,'1al lo\ I rt A/R RPc~ptionist l)f)l i,!1rlu1lt11'.•''ll l'l·q ll 111 1 \ lllltl! ,( \t'llf\ 1111! II) \OH<.., ~11 .o11 "11111, Ill kt •\ h1 '"''"" ·'"""' 1•r phnr11., >t'lll'l.d 111111··· p111 11'ftu r"' \:, "111111 111'1) .il•'ol ·;i.1 1>1~1 1Hlll Assemblers I Jlo• tn•·• h.11111 . .I 111 I 111111 11. h 1•\111·1 I•• t I• 111•d 11111 1111. 11 .1111 111 Ii 1111111 .. 111 l~td I ("11• UH• .tt L .lfll 11 I\ ll'.1 I ••. l.'1 \ M•ntlll\ \\,ti I lt•tll I' ~" tll .. 11·1·1 r11111• p.1n' l l '11111 II<> I \IH'l 11'111 \' lk'\ , ..... , .. JI\ V\t .111 Ill I I 1ng1· lt•:rt;·l 1h '1 .ir II 1· \1rf1<1rt \11J1h '' 111·1 Eli •'I nm11·~ ;:,1 1;t~J I ASSEMBLERS '.'.t• ,.,,,.... r1"I ii 't 1111r ·""·' \II ,11.i 1 lo1111d JI.I\' l'.tltl Wt< kl\ '\u 1., \1t"I lt1• 11\1·r Ill MORRELL I l' .. \l l'O I(,, ll'i S~:HV ltT~ Ill\'!:--;~ 71:.!XJI:! 11 STI :>. ,:,x ·~1:!7 \Ult llll(ICI \I• Nu Wt-t•kt·n•tt. P~04tpt. S1C•fTA•Y1 f11'1•11n11· tfll• Ol'Wl''l 11•11111 nw111lw r o( ov r I 11 ' I t.: I 11 W I 11 I; \uli.,woi.:1·11 1k ul .. r.,h1r1 dlJ'<t• uy 111 llu11t11111tu11 lli•m·h You 'II llllVl' lYJ.1 1 11 lo( 11 11 11 ( I I I 11 1.: ""l•10..'l1l11ht11•:1 and h11v(· ..,.,nl\· ll11h1 purt.' th•hv,1ry dlllll'' II \Ull'\1• hJd ·.1•rtl'IJ11.1 I t''(l>l'l ll'lll.'l'. \1111 It' C.v11r Ill :1111.l Wiii 1111'. to 11rui.:ri·" v.11h .1 11111i.:1 "''1\1• ,·11mp.1ny. 1'.111 Hoh .11 1111 1!1'12 2000. 1·\I :!'.l I \l IU\101'1\'1': LOTMAM I ull l111tl'. r' 1111101.'lll poo,1111111 \I l'011l1>a11y lw nt• I 11.., Loi' .i 11•11 111 !"llJ/l\oo l'nll 995-2513 \l TOMUl'IVt: Trans. & Ht>o•y Duty Lin~ MKhonics f'cl!>lllOll!\ ,I\ .11l,1hh• Theodore Robins Ford :..11.11;0 llarhor 1111 d (.'o-.t,a M t·~.1 '\1111 r1111111any lw nt'f•l:-. IJuald1l•ll lt•l'h1t1l·1 an'i· 1•001.111 .J 1111 Moffl•tl al t.I:! (Miii) 1\trl'1>Mtn'IVI-: •USED CAR MECHANICS! l'.J\1'1•ll1•n1 pay & wurk1ni.: 1'1lf11l1t 11Hl:o rw:ir Orani.:1· ('11un1~ /\1rpor1 r11r 1111ahr11-tl 1111'l 11.11111·' 111 p1•rl11r111 111.:hl 111ti•h,11111-.1I "vrl< & ·" ,,,l th" I "'II 1'.11 ~1l!r \ ,1n1•I. 1nt1·r1-..11n1• <>1111 l11r ,11h :1111·1•1111 111 I'.. 1.:11;11.1ntt'•'ll ,,1l.1n .\1111 I\ 111 11o·n.11n tu !wn lt'I.' \h:r HOW A.RD C h~nol~t 1.1111 ,. II. llUJll St, '\t-;Wl '<Hff Bl':/\t'll ll.1hvo,1t m\· homt·. rn;itun• WIJlll,111 . ~I lllO 11.I h\ ~1 1111 Fri lSrt•llti:i 1~111 H.'>t)i a(ll'r ;, 111\llYSITff.;I{ nl} li1111w. ~ 111•r wk 7!r~ ~halJm.ir, I ' M !'1>1X !1110 11/\ll'i~l'ITl-.H , "'"""ii'•, -.1:ir111111 lnlffit•(I. Ill\ 11111111• Iii;, iH:! I li;1n.kinl! Souttlwest Bank L.11!1111.1 llt'h orr11T H111111 .. ,., I 11 II 111l11• 1i•ll1·r~ l'lo·;i..,,• 1•all Jo.111 1.11n., 1!17 1771 1-: q I·; li.•niWll! TELLERS H1ll l1ml' 1JOi.1l1un tit S:..il. 11nh llll"ll 11111 t-tEW ACCOUNTS COUt-tSElOR t-1·1 & !'.:ti 1111ly l))A•1)111~~' 111 our l '11,l.1 ~h~.1 oft 11'1' 1-:Xl'l'l II Ill t• prd1 rn1t f'.111 Mr WJJ!m•r5'11; ~Oil Calif. F~rol Sa•inqs & Loon :.."ltKI 1 larhor Bl vd (.' ~1 \n ~:qu:..il 011pon11n11y 1-:rnr•loyl'r M ff. A c11r.-..r voiullon 15 av111lable m our Cost,. Mu.a bnln<.>h The ideal Pt.onw>n llhould have pre•· v1owi Savintc11 " loan banltlnic or casbierinit backgrovnd t'or im· mediate cons1derallon Md to iarr11.ni.w for ap pomtment. pleoM• <.>all Tom L><•n111!1 17 l4 1 mllw w .. offl•r 11uch t>t'nt>r1ts as l(roup mcd1 c 1d 1n i:.uranct>. long term 111~ ability, ur .. ins uranl'l', paid rctiremt•nt p lan. ~tock 11unhase und n1ul'l1 lnotl' BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN 1640 Ada ms J\ \'l' Cotita Mesa. CA ~2ti Equal Opportunity t:mployer M 11-· Barmaid evemngs Costa M~a 7~-~ BF:AUTICIANS 1-'u ll ur pa r I · I 1 m t' w I ~ o m 1• Tollowin({. apply or l'J II M<i1son Dina <.:01ffurt' :!50 E. 17th St . C M :>1!!-J.W6 Llo'autt('Wn lhur Styh:.L' w11 h Mim e followm~. rel't•pl wn 1~L. marll1•urists, 1'V as~•~ lants nt't.'fil'(I t11 add 111 ltnl' Slaff of UUS\. full i.Crvt('l' N1•w1>0rt ·llt·al'h ltul1111. Top pay, ht•nd1l!o., &· 1ns urt1nl'l' orferl•ll to lhOSl' w1l1Jng tu wnrk EnJUY work int.: 111 a r I 1«111 . f ri t• n d I y a I 11\c.rtillhl'rt' l'.d I f<1r in 11•r.1cw, Mark or Car>, f·t:!·lill>I •BIKE STORE• i\'' t ~f a n a .: l' r r " r Sdtwmn dt•all'r S.il S1:1K ,\lu'L h,l\C p rior h1l.1• nll'!'h l \I' 111 J ''°' l' ~.11 !JXJ.'1 IU~l>l·:ln .~ l'l<l~Tl :-01 ; C ~·nini.: lnr h111dn~ J.!trl 110 dav -.tuft 111 lwi.mc:.:o forms· pnnt :.hop. i.111111• l'XJWr 111'l'ei.~:1 n l' .1 I I Mon·fo'r1 17 14 I 54U·X41Z7 lllucpnntl'r nt•t.-dl'tl, "" p'd Small hul µrov.111~ ~hop II B S3t~2'.Y.:!I; UO/\T llU 11.l>EW.,. 111 1• will tru1n. ,\pply 7.1m 6: :tpm. l ~l & :!11!1 'h1f1 :\fa1·Creg11r Y .Jl'lll~ Hi.II f>l lit'<·ntta C' :\1 l~•.11 1'.\('l fo'll'1\ !'\l i\lt1:--1 .. I ~<' 111·1·1!, 1111·11 k11 l11t•l1I ~· 1•\111•r 111lt•ll11w111i.: art··•' \( t.· IH' 1•l1·«lrtt·.1I. tl11-..l'1 & ~ •• ,I t'l\J.!, Ill ,..1,tllallllll Ill 111cd1,\1•1i'I· trunw "'llllll •"' ,11'1" 1·.1f'Jll'lllr) Top v. .11!1·" l11p 1·11 hl'n .. r F '1m1· II ou qual1(v ""n1 ... ·1 St•rv1t'<' Me r. 2i·11 \\ < 'o:L.;t I lwy. ~B ------1100 K K 1-. E I ' E It 1-. ' 1i.·nl·m•1'fl w1l h :1 "'11'•· •;f hrmV>r i:;,J111tr' ., ll,I\ v.1·1·k . For ;\/e v.p11r0I lk-al·h 1nll·r111r 11l'"n11 "' ur1m (;;.II 11111;..rn lliik Jl(>OKK l':EPEH. 1-\lll t•r p 11m1'. days. S1.-<·rl'l.inal ~ktlb l11•nl'hc1ul t-:xp on I\ lr\'lne. <.:all 1·\ ,., X:J\I 9K2!!' l.i.t.I or l"ourul a pd., ('.ill ,\n 1m1J l ,\,i.1 ... t.1111·1· IA'iJl(lll' 53i <!27:1. 1111 , .,,. n~·gulrnl 11111, I 111 .1pp1 1----------· •·.di ~l.111 l'hdl1p· llank11111 TELLERS 11001\ Kt: E P 1-: R I 11 I I llnw for wl'll l•stahli~ltt•d 11ph11lslt•ry tlet·oral 1ng firm t-:ffl1·1en1, :-1111 rp 1\'. tll•111•ndahle. ('o!.la M e~;, 1;12 H4Ull. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-5678 FOUND Wh1tl· Pl.IPl•Y ••PX li ITlQ!'o • \ ll'lnllY ul !•kwport Wl'sl , llunt ington llc-al·h. l .. ook' llkl' Sa moyC(f ~ II !Jf.:1. 111.'lfi. Lolo t l'h1l<l 's !.ahn t !. J ii boa l . h u 11 n n Iv . "Wlull' Kniitht'' Nw.pt .Jrt•a. 6'\2·281 1ur5'18·2525. ltewartl! lteward. lost, M. Siame~l'. \Ill' 23rd/Wcslmtnslcr. CM. llas tu.:. Timuj1n 1'12-1827 ''"'"' [.!•;i TRACY'S OUTCALL !l,1ml11:!.1111 7i,1 Hl'l l ~oympn!& PrqM11rohon .........•............. Schoots & Instruction 7005 ....................... WINDSURFING r:Xrmnd your '('"'·•lllJlllo. h·am lo wind surf ,\ run :! t.r 1•otirs1·. µuar ~ utJ II "ail 1n Ill knots nr w111d l'.clo(m /!, IOI l'l IOL'fl & ,,fl v;inr rd t·oun ••. , 1-'ulh l'Crt1r Mall l\larshali. h7J.llll5 7075 .....................•. Gentile Chris tian l udy hvc·in. care & l\.<;kpg for cl~':.!:!Y ~rson . ll44~ij~~ LirerL'l(id Nurse avail for L(~T: !o'l•malcdol-{, ani. to summer camp or Pvt du lhc name "Tawny". abt riOlbi. Lab/Shepherd. :i ty work 960-l06S. yn. old. Gent.le & ohc· Sloocnt desires wa1tn:ss dlCJ1l. Reward. 556·719l job, CM/HB arca. Prr 111 Jun r. full lim e thereafter ~O 5721 alh•r LOST: Linden Pl. CM. rcmale cat. yni:. whl lonl! hair. ~ray face & la1I. ti-!6-6202 F'OUNU: Mon<') Gt().3159 H N. a\ ;i1lahll· your home or mml' 1-:xpc nrnl'ed Plaslll' sur~c·on:-. :Jss1s· tant Ht>f's. t,'75·6108 Noon·31'M --------1-'ound set of keys a t SJ>('1«I Wity. O.C. F'airl(rounds 54,,S.2917 Help wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'ound hall gl&MeS. Silver colored aluminum frames. Cheyenne on frame. 554>-3416 (Kaiser School) fo'OUND Fem Hassell Hound, young1 needs hornc lmmea. Ca ll 9&t-G28. POUND: Siamese f'Ul, rem, hit In street at Paularino CM. ut vets . 541J.1775. 556· 1067 U.ltlhJll C1...m.d Ad1 are reullr, 1ma1J "people to people • ..._ ealll with bl« rt· ~Md big resulu 1 ,. To pi«e 1011r clu11fied ad, call today 842.5678, - Acawh RK. Ci.rk F.xperlenced . salary open. Compvler cxpr helpful. Non·smokcr. 54&-0606 Acd« Bkkpng TEMPORARY Register today to work on various accounting It bookkeeping aRsign· menls. Work close to rout home. Acctg clerks , bookkeepers. accoun· tants are needed thruout Orange Covnly. Cnll us for rnott lnlorma tlon. Robert Half's ecco•h• 2333 No 8ro.dw11y 1~1-~well Banker DIQg .• SantJ Ana 17IAIHMIOJ ASSEMBLERS I r ;11 111• 1·:. , :t "h d I ' . wuml•n & IOl'O \ .ti I VICTOR T~ary S~r-Yices M.8. 556-8520 °"9 835-2622 EOE VI F Asst. ~keeper I yl·ar formJI t·clut.Jl 1on Ill <tlTOUlll IOI.: lirt'\ 11111'> "XJl l'l(i( rl'(~ f1 1\t'I UI ,111• 1 )lllO~ :.kilt.. Sf;,u mo (' \1 :.in·,1 !>Iii ;?!IX:• ,\'l'f'r:N D/\~T W 1\ NT I.I> f11r l•1:1rd & r•an• r.1l'llll\ l'1llllll'. 11''.\1 1:! :1111\M, wknd.:;olll) Hay V11'w M.rnor :isow ll:ivS1 .. <'M 64:! 350;, ATIDrTION 18 OrO•~r Mo &per. H~cess. If you arc new In Cosl a M~a. temporanly di:. ronunuiog your l'<IUt·a t1on. r<'<'cntly 1hsl·har.:c:1I from the scrv11•e. or for any reason i.t•eklOJ( lt·m· porory e mpluvmt'lll. C'f11Lo.,11Jcr th1:-. umqul' up port Ullll Y You Can Eom S216P..-Wk. l<a'Kod un your µrod1w tJ vtlY. ('Omm1s~1on . plu, tnCL'flliV{'S & l'Xl ra profit shari n~ bo nus Tht• women & m<·n we arc looking for may be tired ol typin~. fold101t pipers. war e house jobs and working for a limited in· come. Work with young people. Rapid advance· ment po8Sible. If you are 18 or over aod would be available to st.urt work i '!I med I ate~ y . 1· u 11 6elween9:30-2.30. Coste Melo 645-6514 "'°"' ..... 435-3419 AUTOCAIRIH ....,., l'VftU.nlt3. Lagvnu Heh. & Dana Point UC!I. Call the 1;ru"'1ng & prv~r('lo'>lH' S:1,tnr' & Loan ha:. 11n 11M1hall' "l'l'lllllJ.!S for uni' IJW't t1m•· & •lilt' full t1ml• 'fl'll1•r One ~ l':Jr S&I. or hu nkmg e>q>l•nt·nl'I' 1:. rirt·forn.l{j , bul will ('On .... 111·r Mlml•Onc w1lh 1.:111111 ,1.1bll· l·<ishi ... nni: h:il'I• i.:round If )Ou h:l\'I' 1:01111 1·u.,tnml·r ri·l:il tc1n' & llrl'VIOU' JOii SlJhlllt}. W1~ll·m Vl·1frr.1I Sa\ tn)!:-, m.1\ ha\" .1 1•:1 rl'1·r op p11nun11v(or11)11 l/11.dlf11•d c· and 1d a,,., r1~1~ .11JtilY Ill Jll:rM1n Ill 17 141644-7255 WESTER ... FEDERAL SAVINGS 4 Cor11oratc• 1'1:17.a N1·wport llctll'h, Cl\ !l:!liliO 1-:~ual Oppor Employ mir B11nku1g COMU1Mrloan Offktt lmmLod opportunity for 1mhv11lual lo i.uhl'it & muke ('onsunwr loans m the Co~ta Mesa art>u. M1n1mum 2 yr:. cx per rl'l'I w1lh hank 11r r1nanre I'll Lomt Disbur,er ll1'.!!.1t11Hl av;ul ali-11 in our t'ni.la Me:1a off11·1· in· 111lvt-.. lo.in th~l.11rs111)! & 1'11'tht vl•nf ing .,r l'On· sunw r l111Jn:o (;OIKI l'r l>- int.: 'kill:. n1'l' ";"p ... r prcfern.'tl Call Mr. BtcRd ul 546-8510. Calf federal $oYilMJS & LOCM 2700H&rbor Blvd.C M. An Equal Opportunity Employer ... M/I-' OPPO.TUNITY knocks often when you \.tie r1.'llull·l<t"lhn1t Oui ly Pilo4 Clasis1r1e<l Ads to rcuch the Orlln.:c Coas t m11rkct Phone IW2 rXJ7K Register S81-4l41 1--------• l!onkk l'l' Pt· r I ~'l' · y fo1cx hr.;, M IF. It E & Prop .\11!ml , 1·xp, non Mll(tkcr. H1.,,um1· t11 :!>Ci~ E l \l. llw.> . ( '11 \1 . D :'IHI lhlkk1'l'Pl 'r, 11111 1'11.111:1· r1111 I lnl('. ht·al'l1 ...... . 1!1J l!n I BOYS a pprox I 1, 1,• 1 1-. 11111. It t.11111r \ ""'" :.! 7 :lflplll .• tft1•f 111111110, 11111.,1 Ill' i.:11 •.111111•111 1a~. :!lo'.' Bn)!ht. yn1111g c ;., I F111l,1\ for ;11lv1·r110,1111.: "•'tol ••I t·x1·111n1: O l' 111.1i.:.11111t• S750 mo Mr' w,.,,, !1571!522 Carpet rlt•<im·r . full I 11n1'. no c•xpt'r. 111'1'l''~"1r~ l':iy!\ J!ood. 54~, lfilii~ <.:arncrs early AM h,... Irvin /Tus tin art•a ~$400 mo. Nn 1'11111•1· lions. Wccltcnd WOf'k ul~o avrul.!;oW-~1 CAR WASH Cashiers want1.id. foll & P I T . 1-'tn Vly . NII, Laguna, & Oruni.tc Cull 644·4400 C AS 111 r-.:: R i\ pt> I y 1 n t>"r s oo . Cr own llltniware, 3107 t-: Coa::.l llwy Cd M C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Openings now av all• ble f0r full time asalstant managers on 2nd. & 3nt. shirt. No experience net'. We train. Start S3.10 to S4 per hour. Adva.neement opportunity ror manage· ment poflitiOl'lll to SS.50 per hour IC (jualifled. t'or more information & in· lervtcw go to store 82 at 30009 Crown V111l~y. Laguna Niguel. 4!15·11950 orcall 71"/5.17·'4840 Equal Oppor Emplnycr Trade your old sturr ror ne w ((oodles with a Cl1S11llied ad. 642·5678 H.tpw_._/ 7100 ...... W..e.d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~ ..... !!!! ~~~~ ..... !!~! Claar. Plpt. Tob1cco a.n Hl ·Store. llpm· Shop Clerk. part l1m"· 7am. t"rl·Sat. n11ht.s. $.1 .orne ~venlng• + Sun· ~r hr, to s. l.rt. 675 dayv. See Muc or Clint Paulanno c M 751~ 4115 E 17th. Sl COSlll ----· ----- MAn8 GARDENER-Full t ime. Electronic mfr ne1111b No exper. nee. Apply ln draftd' to do ~h•nital penon. Newporter IM dcUil dr1wines for H · Hotel, 1107 Jamboree St"m bly ft layout. Rd. N.B. See Lendsy Knowtedtce of 11bop prac· ttwn9-3 ... E.0 .I!:. Meti» CaddalW..,...1 Qen('ld N11llonal Produc e <.:o. t•rr opc:mn.i for wcncral cltncat. OC airport arett. Non ~molter. Call f(>r In Wt"v1ew, 556-1000 Tim Q.BICAL Hecomc a member or our ctl"arruc Newport Center F1nanr 1al firm . The rollow1n11 pos1t10ns are now available · SW1TCHIOA•O expericol.'tt rC'qu1 r t'<l. Hours: 7:30 AM • 4:30 PM ~HAL CLERK 'flus is an entry lt'Vt'I PQ61ton. Math ability & orr1ce expe r helprut Hours 5PM·l ·30AM PUIUCATIONS CLBIK A:.stsl ant tu th{• com mumcat1ons SJ>('Ctahsl 'fyptnR & lan~ual(e skills 1mpartanl Fine• Arls bat:kl!round dC's 1 ra bll' Hour.. HllM 5PM MAil.ROOM CLERK nus 1s an t•ntry lt•vel Pot!rtton in lhc M u·ror1lot1 & f1k-s dept Houri.. x AM SPM &Sl'M I JOAM SECRETARY Pos1t11Hl opt•n in l'lll'nt ,Stll'\'ll'I'' dt•pt o,Ty i;.t1nl! .. kill'>. phorw :ih1hly & or fll.'t' 1·x~1 n•qu1 n·d Die l:iphorw i.k1ll11 cle:.iralJh- llwr..K/\M 5PM /\DP 11ff1c1· 1>ffcr' L'X c1·llent wnrktnl! t•nntll unn.'. a challl•ngini.: l'O v1Nlf1m1.'nl & )!OOcl l':Jrt•rr & salury progrl•ss11111s. For appt ph:ast· conla('t pcr..<JtVlC'I 9 tl ADP PENSION SERVICES 1110 Nt:wport <.:1• n lt• r l>nw N II 1',1-1 <l~iO ('XI :!li:l 1"11' ~I F 111•n 1•;1I E1'11.1nll1nl! 11 rop1•rl \ ( .L,U.111 \ 111,UI .1m •. ··mn 11.111) 11tr1·r' 1·nl r1 11·1 .. 1 1.11~1111111-. 111 111 .. ,.,.1111 oh• nl':ir S1111lh < ""'' 1'1:11.1 ('ornp.111~ ollt•r' 'llll 111..,11 ~n· ·hr v.ork ~•'l'k. grr1w1h 1111por1un1111•, l11r Lhl· f11ll111111nl! 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JI 111111• lt•111r~ from 11111111 l••·1Jlm \ .1ndv of typmJ!. & I hr alo rt•t'l'PI (':ii I .l1•11n, ~Ill liOSS Coa~I :ti l'l•r...>n11d /\)!t'Ol':V. :!700 llarlacw'. C'M ICMI'. FHl-:E (1.1-:Hlt'/\I .. ,1ll•r1 , 11111·11 girl. 1nt,.rt•o,l 'j.! \\ttrk . lll'\<'r !lull Mad;r1•i.:11r Y.wtlt,, lli:ll l1l:.u·t·n\1J. ( 'l\1 (~I:.! l~Jll n.~:1<1<'1\I. r~•m t-:\1 r:1 M 111w~ • TYPISTS PBX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUNCH OPER CLERKS J\11t'<I IHI\'<' pho1w &. rl'lia hl1• l rnn~p l.011i.: & ~hurl '~""'Wllll\'llllo ll11l11l11y & V ,1 I' a I I I• 11 II II :V llns 1111 alizal11111 11lan (IVIJI tihlt• VOLT 'I ""4'"11MIAUY l'lf JJVll t •1 ~lfl·4741 ~IM('amp11~ l>r1v1• (1\l'r1r..:-rrnm Oran)!d.:u 1\1 rport 1 fo4uul Oppor t-:mpl11y1·r (,1erk lt4VESTMEHT SICRETA•Y To handle investor :.ir cou nts f o r l oca l mortgage bkr, Need personable, mature lady w/bkkpg & ll typing bkl(d. Good bencms. Call 644.-:M. Oerks. all shirts. no ex· per. neces.'!. $3 Per hr. to start; apply at 7-Eleven s tore. 1097 W. Haker. Col!L11 Mesa. STOP!! Take lime to rel11x and shop 1t home. It's simple with Daily Pil o t C1Hs1fled Ads And It you have somethln1 to sell. call 11 rrle ndly Cl11s1r1ed Ad-Vlaor 1t 642-5678 ScMol Earn vp to $300 per wk. low ll.ilion Place ment assist 751-9t!M COCkTAll WAITllSSIS Now tun.ng ror tbe Grand <>i-.-ninR ol 1"'JAU.POT 11 you like Jazz. WC' want you to work for wi Wt• trB.lll, full or part tlm•· Call 673·7722 or ap11ly 3344 E. Cst Hwy, Curorla <:1ct8 Ir rnacbineti dt!l1ra· •--------------bit-. Min i.2 yrs eit· ••BAL OfftCI penence + ~me collece ~ penon1Uty & drafting cou rse11 cir typing 1 must. St11rtU\g ~IAvalenl Iii t!81k'ntlal. SllarY '700/mo. lmmcd We orccr ..:ood pay • ......Inga. Cont.art-Mr.a. be'nf'f11.N. C11ll for afp<· Lowe at 7~-6701 for m-T t:l on 1 t'/ Rerke ey terv\eW. p e r s on n 11 I dept . 1---------- 7l4 /494·940 t. LoaKuna General orrtce. Mature Beach. t:.0 .E. self sla rter, pleasant telephone voice, typinie Drapery room worker. all ~ wpm. Mon-Fri. Call J>hlabcs. Ex11'd or will Jerry 531-081l 9l4lS. tr II.In. W11i.te1o OOE. -, • IVl!l/U--#01- 644! 11143. -. ~ del Mar. COMPUTY PROG•AMMP HASIC "svsn:M lnlormel env1ronm1·nl J obst.-cunty Company paid mt'(Jlcul ~TO ST/\ HT tucm:n SAl,/\HV WJTif EXPERl t:N<.:J-: ----Light bookkeeping, tile -Uti wni t-·rr. Prr Work typing. Good on phones. for rww Co. dcltvcnn~ Newport Plumbing & hr1!¥d to supermarkets Hcalmg. ~ CJ\U. Bt:TWJ-:F:N HZ 645-7:.U '" NL'WfW)rt ~.cxpt•r'tl 1"\Jllllme. rui.us 1\.-.k ror M 1lw or Wo.ync·. IWJ 7440 COOK for eonvak-:-.l'lll ho:.p1tal fo'rt'C h1·;1lt h 111~ura111'l' a fl e r 1H11h;1I11111 J r y pt•nod IU Ii :JO -.h1rt t-:vl'ry oth1·r w1-.:ken<I orr. 1\pply 1<14:; ~u pt•riur N U COOKS Scaft111CI har. ~hurt urdtr ITll'nu Now hinnl! .11 n-tE JAllPOT ttr11. 1•arly Morn t11 mid :Jtcmoon <.:.all 557·6727. l~wn !IJ\M IKIOI\ Unven1·Supt•rv1sor!. S!5() per week :.tan1nl( p;.y Mw.t enJOY workmR w1lh lceoai.tl'r !! Mus t hav1• Van, St;a Wag or J• lJ w /.,ht:ll . C ull IJ45.81116 DRIVHS Ml'n or women 25 yr~ o r older Know the rc.ast ClllC!'o. Nt1 SIHO .. Wt•t•k r1r mon · Orangr· C.:0:1s t Yellow (;;.b, 17300 Mt. HarmJnn. 1-'o u n l a 1n Valley I No of Sl~1ll'r b e l wn Nl'whopc It t-:oclld 1 GINHAL OFACE Girl nce<fod for l girl or. fil'C l.Jle typ1n~. riling, phone,, hlc bookkeepm~. CIC. $72o pe r mo NB ~.9lo 5 CF.NF:RAL on·rn: ft'a rm. cn1husiast1c front offu•1• r~·c1>pl 100 t ~I na.'tlded lo assist dol'lor ~lubllsh new office m lrvme/Lakc Forest urt•a Familiar w i th Quropra1111· Typm)! tt., M-'flltal, hookkecp1n~ & 1n.'I cxper helpru1 Call Pam at 975-5885 to ar ran~c appl GBfBlAL OFFICE DftlVt-:ftS. Cross <.:oun lry. Ma('Grel(or Yat·hts. 1631 l'laccnt1a , Costa If you ltk•· JU.ti., w1· v. ;1nl Me.a you lo work for u~ t'a 11 • --- Consc1ent1ou!. i.1•1f :.tarter. partial to d1·ta1I w/l(ood sk1ll:o & a ~l'nloe ul humor. wanted Cur i.111 hu!>y Ofl'. Call K at 642-3545 t;7J TI'/2. or apply al :J344 1-.:Jcctront (' as:.cmbly & (icncrul Offll't' Exct'lll'nt •1pportunit 11·' & <'Ompany pa11l lll'ncf11 , '1\'t11lahlP with a Nt•wport u :ntcr MortRa~•· Firm 1-: Csl Hwy. t;11ron« dl'I ll'lJtc nal hundllni.:. po~ Mar lion~ open N o l'XP nen-ssary Wiii trn11 O)()~ wanlt'fl, :all 'h1r1 .. $3 IOpcrhrto ~lart Call g r11w1n g 1•n mpan y '""~J632 forappl FtLECLERK w/l1l'nf'ftL' M.1 llarko·r·., '"' · NN><t md1 111dual to f1ll l•o try lt•VCI ll<r.>ltllln a!. f Ile rmm dcrk. lypmg Jl· ~1rabl1· 21.:! ~:17th Sl •itli •l3'J:1 ('()()J\.v1·g .. 1anan Some ('"-P\'r prf'f \1 111 h1·r' K1tdll•n Ht-,laurant. liSO !-it1 l''t I lw\ I . .t1•un.1 01UJ1h •r 1;1rl lor ,anrlw ll'h ,hop '111n Fri I l.11n :Jpm l'.111 tor .q 1p t 551J.t•i7() t'Ol ~Tfo:H llELI' (;1rl l-'r11lay d1«1I v. pul1li• tr1 ti :-0 I h !1 \ I' n l'Wi li~.t1:1 Sun ("II} fj.~i IH'i!J ,,_fon Tlll' Oiunh•r hdp P T & F .T. D<Jy :.haft:.. '1on l-'r1 ,\p ply Ill p••r:oo n, !J I:!. OHAN<; .. : .I Ul.I (i~. 7) I E Bult10a Hht.1 Ball10.1 Otttnt,·r ll1•1t1 :'>111n r'11 So1ll.·1 :-.:1.111!" "'.'~ I '111111\' ,,1,,. t>jl .. DATA. PROCESSING tor l1U:.\ '.\pl He I! 1111• \ .1nl1I tlul1t''· .J<'d;.! ,.,,. cl1.,..tn'll Will tr:1111 IJJL.i r:nu) for n~ht rx·r...,n. 11111L:Jl'I Jan II 111) l'r IM/1-IJI Ill I Jart1 ml' :>11 to·r lll'l'tll·ll I ur ,ffia ll 1·h1l<lrl·n :: •IJ)'. 'um•· 1•1 ,., IS.1) 1· n •,,1 t.ll ~orl~l2 ~:t..1:• 01-:l.l\t-,H' \1Jil.ilrl1• nov. 'I 1111 p.1~ ;.!nod I' I ""' t:1, .,.. :, !J ~1110 l''n ~II f.til l llit•h\·cr. rn.1n for 1·:1rl\ am L ,\ Ttmt'' hnm" Ill' ll\1·r. roult• Enmo11111·JI l·ar fl'l{llll't'<I Atlulb o il II :!1 • hr' lt<'r d.i~ $1;Jll mo nel 1.1~1· h111m· Abo I.: .1 ' ,1 11()w •• II1· t W1·,t m1n,t1·r. fl H . (;aril1·11 (iru\t' Jrl'J I ;:JM • !;4till 111'11 w ry p 11 nw I\ M . L,\ T1mL·~ SIOO Pl'r Wel•k li:i:-lollppl~ ,I\ :11l ahl1• l..:.ii.:una Rt•a1·h 1!14 K l!lli 1 ll·I nwn ll\'l'r lK fur I./\ T1ml'' 111 1'iH & C ~1. l'l'rrn 11 t 5350. SHJ01m11 1;16-~14 Dt•ntal 11~,..,,..1anl t:x1>1•r'i-1 2-111.'1 lll.'fltJI hyg1en1st. lu"f! for pn\ .ill' 1>r;11111·1•. ~l11n o.'<. '"11"' :').15 ~~5.1 lh•nt:ll ;"s 1. I' T tor 1<11·;"a111 1111 11ff11·l· rhM11 & h:H·I. orfiC'l' l')\11 fl\... !Jli>I 4'\117 lll:ntal t•ha1rs1dl' ai.:o 't. 1 H l'Xptlr . ;:!:! & U\'l'r, '" 1ttnllw. CM. 631 ·1420 DBfT AL/RECEPT l"lllmc. ({ood benr. ex· lll.'r.110 Call IMtl·~ -------- l>foNI'AI. ASSIST. · Chair Side fo'ull llmt' Good tx.·nC'fits . X-rays . II. B. 1141P.3540. Dt:NT/\L L./\B BOOK· KEEPt:R t:xper'd /\R & payabl(•s, ,..omc lab tl11t1cs rl'QU1red. will lrain CM1Nll area 642·64l2 btwo !1·4 UF:NTAL ll't'G 1 1-:Nl~T n("l'(kd for Pt>n o ofr JI ll 1-:Xpand'd rum·t1ons lie roqd. 3 dys wk. sal 01)(.'0 Prof shar'g & pens ion plan 7l4/IW2·663l -----~ DESIGMH J\Jrrond designer w/mm 3 yrs commercial exper. Xlnt benefits. mcludin~ profit sharing. 540.7622 Mon· Fri S.S. Divers wanted in Newport Beach area. Mvst be cerW'ied & t>xperienc(.od m hull cleaning. Neptune Dlvtnle Co. 646-88.12. DIVBIS INDF.l'F.NOENT DIVERS n<!i.'<led. mu:<t he rert1f1(.'(f, 1•ull twtween ~am-6pm. ~·3377 Drnftmg i\rchl 1Struct lmmt•d ·~~nJt ror t•opable In· diVldual with omre u per. •ioyd E. We vcr. 383t IJ 1 r ch . N a . 714/~ ESCROW SECY EXP M an ,1 I.! t• r rt r n c .... l·reauvt' indeprnd .. nt t•1 ,1nx1uu. ... lo )!1ve r;i1-111I :rl vanl't•rnt'fll to l'OITIP\'llfll ~•'f'\ tt\' •>nt'nll'(! lll'r" r1 C.111 ('ITV ES('IH> .. Bonn.,. l'.vdni.. 11 1~ 1 5.ll-<llJ>! r..;.t<iUhl>hl·fl ~1.tl11111• IV !>ton· nt·c<h m.itur•• pt' r " II n I II •• ' ... I ' I rn1nagt•r l.IH11·· 'lll'IJIV c·xper twlplul S7•JU $>\tit per mo l-'r1ngl· l>i·nd11~ Call llNty i!'ll li:IZ U>'11M/\TOI< JR.COST ESTIMATOR l mm1·1l1111• •1P• n111 .: ,1\ all,1hl1 .1:-. .1 Jr I 11··1 ,._,,, m.1t•11 111,' 11 111 1 ll•I·· .i11.1lt/1 .111'111 :11111 prl'p:Jr .. r1•1)11n .11irl 1 ,. 1'>r1llo nf PUfl'h,t·IO~ ,1111! 1ro nuf .Jt1 unni: IU::.pon.,1b1llU{'~ 104•!111 ... a'"'t1nl! rn pr•·p..i r1 n I! and rna1nt .. 1111i>I! • •1• 1 1''-11 m:tl ,., ,11lJ• I II• ·Ill pr<tt.IUl'I 10'1 l 11111.111·, 111durl111t.: (jUt1l1• Ill l.111111 rate.. purl'hJ .... 111.: 1<101 m).!. l'QUI pmt•nl lllJ rk••L I n ~ .111d '·"" l '.111 d1J.11,., -.houl1t h.1\, t'fiU<'Jllllll IO lt,1'11' .11• •'Olmltnt.: and ~ \ < ar., "' penl'll\'t' Ill l'ntl 1•,llm.d ml! 111 tui:h \o.IUml· 1•un "llmt•r llror11J:I ~ .ilnni.: ACCOUMTS P /C TRAlt-iEE 1\h1h1y lo opcralt• 10 k1·\ II\ IOlll'h, 1yp1111{ rle-.1rJ hl1· To pr<>C•'" 111101l'l"• t\ rJLhcr Jc1·ou11b pa} J hll' CLERK TYPIST Al11h1y lo opcrall' 10 kl'" hv tuuc·h Pnor oflu·l· ex p..r 1l1.'1>1rnhlc Typ111~ 151,1, pm. W1 11 pr111.'c'::. murt~a~1· p:.iymt•nt!. STOCk ClERK S(.()(•k mom l'l«rk nt·t'l1l'll l'nur l'X111:r 1h'i.1rahlt• r:ntry ll•wl pcl!\1111111 MAIL CLERK l'r111r off 1t·1• •'\1)••1 lit lt,L,11 l)'plll)' .. klll d<'">lr.< Iii• 1111• .1IN1\ • Jl'l'll 11111" ,11" "1111'\ 1,.11'1 hul ,,1l.1rt•·' w1l1 ' .. n11n1·11'11r.11 .. v. 11 h •. ,,,. . ..,,,,..,,. f'ltt,., •. ····" 1111 .1pµl 1;111 ol~Jl!jJ i•).l :! 11 r IJ fo. Rl'11ahl" m.11 ur1· '"''""' I :o"ol I\ IJl'ol u'' 111 k,•\ .11lcll'I .\h,I h•lll'lll 1'.ill lnr ,11hht11H1.111111u & ':..il;,n :'>\."i llOl•1r ·.1·1 111:'41 li,.111•1al 1 lfl W•' \1o1h·n1 111mp.1n\ 11t·1·!l ... ,.,.,l"~"hli· ll\·r-.11n v. 1111 l.\'llllll!. 111 k"' & f1h111.• 'kllb 1-\Jll llm•· "'""In tlUiolrt l.',, lnllll' (.'.ill 714 1 1~·57RJ for mtt•n with 11lJl'l'l 1C1r. m old ini:. 1----------• 'l'rt'w m.11·hm·' :ind o r lnlt'htnrng k11nwlt't.ll.:" W1• offlor .1 rnrnr><•l1t 1v1· ~al:Jr) anll exH·llt·nt t>1:ncr11lo. v.ht·h tn l'ludl'' paid hohcl:iy~. l';ll·at1un~. .:-u·k lt·an" n·l1n•n1t•nl p I ;J n. l' r 1•rl 11 u n I (I (I ll'll-d1c·al. tkl\al Jilli hh· insuram·1• 1-'nr :.in 111te-v1t•w, 1•on t J r I 1 h l' I' e r :. u n n t' I U e µ .1 r I l1 ,. n I .1 l i l.t S.tli 25:> I. apJJIY or. ~'rid rLo:-uml'ln cox HOBBIES, INC /\Su~utarv nr Lc1i,un• Dynam;l'!\, Im· l50C> t-: Warntr ,\' cnul' Sant a Ana. r i\ !12105 1-:.qual Oppty Emplu}l'r M1P FACTORY Now hinng faciory hl'lp Will tram. Wood Light· IOI.!. 2001 S E Mam Sl. lrvme. 546·200l GEHEttAL OFFICE l';irt T1nw 4 hr' 1wr dJ,\ J.1h! \)').11111:. 10 kl') .111 d 111 1! rn a 1 h 1 n ,. " \ lll'ncnr•'. J.!ll'''' phnn•· \011'1' l.""'t;1 ;\llo:-.:t (.'J ll Kathy ~1-l!H~ioo rnr Ill ll'rvu•w Equal Op/)(lrlUOllY t-:mp O.)l'r •GENEttAl OFFtC E • t-:.im extra mom·y v.h11!· kl'l'PIOI.: up 111 11 h y1111 r ,1u1b .I<'" l ~. l'M' )our ~kill' m \'Jnl·<l. h•mpnrarv a:>lo1j.!n men1-. 'Wl' lll<llt'h \11Ur ... kill' 1'1t lol'hl-dule with Jllb!. that 'Ult }'OU ~(11-'l-,i'. 557-0061 t_Q~ o f f i c e • "OJ overload A Profess ional Service -----FACTOltY TlAINt-:f':.1 _______ ._ arts & crafL'I t',.i hl'lpful. G8BAL OFFICE We have C /l open mu:. Assis t our re){1slraro, days. & 2nd s~ft. G<llKI with lht> enrollmi:ol or pay. J(OOd btricf. W1• new lt ll.ldenls. Var1oui. m nkt• wove 1 wood dulJe, mcludtnl! process· :.hades. /\ppl3 Kirsch 1ni.: studl·nt recorcl'I. typ Com p a n y . I 7 :l :; 2 1 n I! Ir an lo,. r 1 pt:-.. & /\nnstron1t. Irv S40·RSO:l c't•rt1firall' lot m:i111t:i111· R.ORIST t:nique retail nur!\cry ne.:.'Ci.' crelillVt' pwph• for full & part lime perm a nent PO!'.tl 10011 M ui-1 have expen e nr1• 1n llor;1I de!'1fln. F.xc1•lltnl op porturuty lo wolk m .1 pres~g1ous sett in& Please 11pply 1n ~rson. Mon thru ........ ROGER'S GARDENS ZJOl San Joaqukl Hilla Ro1d COM '6*-~ t'oam cutter. t'rr J)Otit1on avwl. 642 ~702. f)Jll time & p11r1 lime nursery s ales penon Mvst hew m1n1mum I yr retail nvrscr y t x pc r 1 ,. n t' e A v a 1 I weekend • Apply al28 Newport Blvd . CoHe Mal. 646-744 t 1ni.: flll-:-. TyJ>(' ·15 + wµm .. :x1•1•llt•nl w11rk111g 1•ond1 ll•tn' & b\•nd1l:. rnl'ludini: dl•nlal plan l'all S46·7360 l'l·r~onnl'I l><•part m1•111 tor uppomtmcnt Eriual l)pportun1t)' Employer licfll'ra I ()fft ('C •$700• Plastics rompany nl'Cd:. l(eneral omcc worker who types 45 accurately· room '°" advancement. Call~70 /\M~RIC/\N Career Agency 610 Newport Clr Dr Newport Beach No f'cc Gll8.AL OMCI lnl<>rmul Knvlronmcnl Five Girt ()(flee JobSecwity OJmJnmy p11hl m.-.J1 cal S700TOST/\R1' HIGHl.:H SALA HY WITII EXJ'io~Rlt~NCfo: WP will lr11ln ror II vunttyo( art1vitlt':I CAIL 81'.'TWEEN 11·2 645-7383 In Nt'wpon Sell Idle items ·--...... ---·· Mobll«' 8u·r('h• Ht>palt No X&r• C"-,.·or ""' c."Mt. m•u•r lUS ....... S..k• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I >I VORC 1t:1 Hi\111 K R P'fl' Y .. '\Untt to hnul StJO J\<'lton Lctc•l S.•n·1r1·~ 1642 &1003' hr )1•n tlllkpl(, p•yroll1ta11t'i-, foww. a.tmlli. mur" N n <iNll IOyf"S 1133-11~ tili "PI th r ou~h :.t11ttmt'n ts/b a l r twr i. bk . l>U y bl llti K...lhlt'l'f'I BlaJ\11 Bk k p.: ~19. 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I'll' .J<.'1Jn., 5.'il 21~'>4 C'(.;~l'OM lnknvr ('arpt·Olry hy J a). • t.42&!0'J 5'C! 21tl2 IJl' cJ l•11rut.·1l C'onrl'\'lt' w11rk II\ f h,· ~lJr\ln ~ I ul ll'l!l' ~111 11 l. n t ~ f • ,1 t r 11 ' dn \ l'"' ii}:. '> 10t'W ,ti k' w .• \ l' r cl I v t· r :. I II II M1t·1·1a1J.~t 7~•1 7'~J l"ound11t1nns., rcl:.1111111! wull~. blo<•k.,, 11.11111' IJ<"d s:Jf) 501:1. : .. tH 4;«r.I J\11 kin<b ol l'l'llWnt work 1~1 vr:-. 111 hu..,111t''"' t· J'I ,l(i 1·11urt.-1lL' "·rv11·1· l"r .. ,. '"' r1·J:.01n.1hlt· 11111·1" ~ ......... ln~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nwnp1a41 1'<1f'1nc-ll• )Ob OH 1't'I ynur form,., 1111 \'1• morwv re ... , ·~:. ~J:'\J ClllltC_.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.........••.••........ .VIit A 111111111 '°'" "' I' u Ill f·tt) Wi frplf $Mii) I (1111111 l Jr •2"::"111\.i t"r .,,. ,.,, l'rf'fc•c rt•U llu11111•1" ~·'ti r:rn Dniiptrin ••·••···•··•···•···•··· !-•onll'lhinf rw w 111 ~Jll J u d n ( II fl I ,. 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Oan >ltfd v.'Qf'k .1 ntl l'l\•llO up. 6"Z 32il .... 1u 111111 n&-1HR1 ---- l'lc•J\o 111''1 1l.1tJll n l! l..1111.l:.r JlllO~ lm mell M'l'Vll'll\W, l .. \Z 0007 l .. 1nlc·11111..: S1•rv1('\' ..:~ lll'l1 ''lt'.lflUI L11 WI\ 6t 111 .. · In 1111111111( t-;f H•n ·rr>::tui l'lJl.U :<i t-. :, I tJ lJ l';NTS Ut-:AT Al.t. PHIL'ES Holulllllflg . ~od, "t't'd , •11rc nk l\•r ... , }ard I lt'otnll~ \r\."-' \)fUl)U)I:, twulml! J1111 ~\.CJ o.a!Jtl JJp llu••"' .:.1 rll1·n1·r . H•inl1•111r1i.:. 1·l••1111u11. I ft'\' 1r11n 1:.i 111;111 ~am '·~111 mut .1 U:mllnit & (;leaoup • 1~1dt·nuut1oommcrc1ul ll.11 5001 t lnubng & cleanin~ lhtw <lum11 lrt.11:k 5S7 8l71 tlJUh11j( C1ny s i trus h · trcl':. yd c·ons truc11on 494 2129 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ROSIN 'S H O USE · CLl-'.:ANING Sl-~RVl <:f':. fOf' a thoroug hly clean he>~ 540-~7 ----Want a H~ALl.Y CLB1\N ttOUSJ.:" Call Ginl(ham Girl 1:-'n-CL.osl 1;..1~-!ll 2J Our pr0f~1nnttl trulmn~ rrew ui ready to sl'r vt· you Wty\Jme in c-nmµI home deaning_ sc·r v1cc. A.tao eomnl'l rlewnup' welcome We 3re exp. llc'd l bonded ror your proleellon. For fr~ est call Abee of The Touch Plnonat 552·01(1') HARBOUR MAlllN/\ HOUSECLt:i\NING. I 21.3 ·5!12· 3236 ----Cleaning Ser v .. windows . floor wax1nR l'om pl rleanltlg, houses & of· rice11. Wkly. month ly rates. Bonded. i''ree est. 751-8951 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roberilon IMUlmtce ldsociates. Inc. Isl rat<' berv1ct• al ;1 fair pm't' Perc;onal & c·um· rnerc1al. 675-056<!. L.andlcapincJ llnm<• l'n<k 1:urd1•111n~ dt•a11 u1oi-h,111lt1\4 ol}!>, plu11l111i: .'-'>I 17"6 Wall~, t•t'JllnG~. fluors & •••••••• ••••••••••••• •• windo ws I.'. I c: .u n u d t-:uru1lean Landscapt-r GeMt-al S......ic~s ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MR. FfXIT• 64&-t>145 Top W(•rk. Fair pnrc: ----~rs.~ dystcvt·~ The Moppl'ts Cleananf. Scn1c-c. We do 1t ull pro . Malawy 546-2393 Lnsured --------...................... . C:arpt'ntvr . PJl llllnG· lll·as rale~. l~ yr:. in area ~17~ Robin's Ho use e lean1n g Srv<.', for a thorOUllhly dean house. :'>W-OIS5 7 Brickwork. Small Jobs Newport. Costa Mc:.a & Irvine. 675-3175 cv<'S VACANT APT & t i OM F. l{,\lfl,('LEJ\N tn:rAIH I' At NT LOW COST !),")(i :!352 IU-: S('Ht-:1.-:Nt NI; .it \uur h1mw \'1•rv r1• ..i .... 111.1hl1· t 'ull ah1·r til'.\I 1,t! !65.:! I" o r l' x <' e I I l' n c c 1 n housedcanrng. l'lcarung 1)111.Jnutc'<I. 54fi J72(i I ;c ncrn I (' lt'ilO 1 n J.! h v hu....l)dll(I & Wtft'. hm•·~. ,1pb , ufr1ct·~. 1111 l'otl s 1 c u l' l 1 1J n H 111111 1· tJ l7l I 1M !Hf,:! ----Bnl'k. stone. ulock wo rk. tile floors. <·unr r1•tc pa ho:.. w;,lks. 1lri VI.'.· w~yo; Yrtt c~I John >Wi 15X.'\ Ul•~·k ,1um1.,..lmll'. \\;iJI,. <In\'"• pl:111t1•r, In .1rt"1 :'.'II \ r, h:ll :1.'\XH t;.lf1 71,111 OAIL. V Pt\.OT Ur vy ••••••••••••••••••••••• a-ick. *'°""· bloc.k wor.,., ABC Paintln1 Jnt/oxt. umbWI repalr. Spee. in tile floon. co n c r e t e Re.uanab&e & neat. Free remodellna. copper re- pat1os. walks. drl ve· tliLUc 11111237. 8C2·l907 ~· Fr-eet. Top Hat ::,.~~11lree est J ohn Pa.Int VOW' ea.ue. apec..... wntJlna.. Qf..SllC In rfJIMi. homf.fl, i.nt/ext.llllllOlllM ...... • •••••••••••••••••••••• Movl nR 81 haulln R Freight, bldg milte nals. l\'lhJd goods etc. Lowest rates tn town . J ohn . 95.S-2654 rm.tiftg!P.,.nftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pfo..IERS PAINTING Expr'd . R eus R a tes. Free Est. <:all Gent! ~ Prof paint.J.ng. Ext & int. Low rates. Refs. Free e.t. SJ6..47*>. 536-4383 Pa 1ntinJ:. INT /EXT Neut. honest, re:c. . 12 ~r!> t•xp. L1c'd. Oavc !164· lMa. ------- Lot Paint & wallpaper (/ual work . r ('as pr 1-h't't.'ht Steve. 547·4281 Your h11rl.Jor arva µa inter, tnLll'Xl J<•ror. qua II t y work. l~~on. L1l·/lns. t-J.l. cheerfully g iven ()ave 586-3425 ------llOUS~ PAINTING Eiu:cll rds. qual.tty work. 549-97.56 l-:XCELL. PAl~TI NG R.c;:a.s. rates. 1-'ree est ~18-2706 l':xpr'd 1-)rw extt•r 1~<1mt1n~ by H. Smor :-\t h~· . 111s Try mt· l()l~.'i'l55 ~ hrs 11.i\f• ""ml•thmg to i..t·ll? ('la.<"1r1l'C:I ~Id'> do II \\ t•ll Ji'reeest. Ted. 871·3Z72 ••••••••-•-•••••••••• Repair fr Rer oof. NI l y pes -1 hln 1 t er>- rO<'tll h1t1kus·compo·t ar Jo'\'ee eiit. S41·5830 Fin Avail. COMM9L/llSID. 631.,saf'l C.t.t Pm.tillc:I Neat & clean. ext. & iat. Ca btocots. Free est . <off duty hreman). 751·3'48 & 673-8457 Pror paper h a nging. ~uallty work only. Call Steve. 494.7771 dys ; ~evs . ..................... . Patao covers, q uali Ly matcnals. popular de- i. cg n s. o ld world r r:irts mans hap. Lic'd rontr SSl-6464 ---...,.--Plaltwr/R.,..r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat patc·hl's & ll'Xtures FR.El EST. 893· 1439 ---· ----Spt:c1al.Jst m re s tuccos. S p11n1:.h T cx 14r e s . l'ntr hes & Adr11L1on s . ~ ,...&retc.-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Arndt 's Plant C lin ie tfouseealls for house plants Trouble shootini?" & housl!planl care. 645· W91 If you wa nt your advert as in~ m1'''·'~·· 111 rl'ac•h mon· peonl1· .11 l11w1·r l'O'>l. Cl1ll>!.lfll'tl I' I hi.' "'·•> lo ~111 C'all ;\;ov, • ti42 sn.11 We fcx lel&kll or rerool. 10 yrs exp. Rc asonabl11 1-tonest. l...lc'd. Free est . <.:all Mike, 11veis. 5S2·9232. T•YhioftR.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repair-RCA MaAt.er 25 yrs-~xper est S0.95 Mobile Se rvlee 10042 /\dam~ Ave. 11 .B . 962r3300 Lk 1119110 1r.es.n1c. ., ..................... . L t: ~ ' S . 6 4 0 T R E E i\11.Jstk tnm & rem oval. Q.IM :.1n1°l' t!J52 <~et<it's Trc<' Ser vice 'fnm. removl.', haul. Neat. r~as. 4!14 2129. Typ.tgs.rtic• . ...................... . Low ('(15\ typm~ or iden- tical on grnal letters on your letterhead. fo)'ce in· fo. Karlu. 751 -6893 ---·'----- W'wlow Cle-*J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inside & Out . II a r bnr an.•a. 16 yr.;. R1•habk. n .. ' a.-.ooalJlt• 557 ·li777 fl'w d~·Jnin1: at n • <1:.110:.ihll· r.1tt'l> Her ... liit! ml~! ~~~ ..... !~~~ ~.~~·:.~ ...... !!~~ ~~~.0.'!'~.~ ..... ~!~~ ~~f.~~·:.~ ..... !~~~ ~~~ ..... ~!_~~ ~f.~.~·:.~ ..... ~!~ H.,p Wo1.ted 7100 twPW•ted 7100 HetpW-9ed 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gt:nPruJ OHi<.'t' GU Mt OS IMSIDESALES LE lii\L Sl-.l'Hi':'l'·\llY . •t 1 · ,, ________________ ... lmm1·d. opl•n1 n•1:. for l..i~ Urh l'roh11Ll' l.Jw n' L''lulll<' rl·fl;Hr"' ma111 f<.t:ul fol;talt' Rt·rt·Pt•omst r r,YP•st . i\1·· 1 ur;at c t ypi s t , m in . 11owpm , good 0H1l'.c :-.kill:. [>4!t-l767 SENIOR CLERIC If you have the ab1hty l.O 'Mlrk with a mm1mum or supervision. we· hc.vt: a n inlerl!stm~ po~1llun 1n our ~l.i J\h-'a f"man r ial Aid Ck1rnrtml'nt VJ r1 o u !> M ' l' re ta ri c1 I •IU\Jt.. ..... including as""' in1t 1n Jlrl'Jld rd lion o f 1nnnthl ~ r1·1111rl!> a nti "'m111llnl! s tat1..,l1!'11I 111 l11rnwt H•r• 1 v p111c till "'Jim. 'h•1rthanrl "r 1!11 ldl>h11rw t•Jq,..ncm·1• µlu:. ltl ""' 1:-;x1·••llent wnr~. 111 ~\ I' (In" 111 I) n ' .• II ,, h1•nd1t...' 1nrlu<l111i.: d t•nl ,11 111.111 Call Mr J\1·.iha . .t~ 42lJU fo:q u•tl llp ponuruty 1-;mµloyl'r (ifo':NERAL LABORERS TRAINEES ~SEMBLERS PACKERS Mus t h avl' r c lt abl l' tran~µ & phone Long & :.hort term ass1~nm .. n1 ... ~ llohday & val·al1on '''" ll1h p1 tahzat1on 111.111 ,l\aJl&hlt' VOLT fll"""PnlRARV IWAVC.F.& ~<.;ampu.-, 0'1Vl' 546 1741 I 1\•·ross t-'rom Urdnl-:(' Co. A1rvort 1 l:;qual Upvur 1-'.:mploycr GU\ wrapplnR + clerktnJ! Ul busy bquor & wine shop Mus t h ave t'X· f)(1'1 cnce, full t1m1• &>t• Harold 495 t; 17th St Costa Mesa GIRL FRID.A Y Pcrsondbk ttir l wanu-d 2 day~ ,, wk. Telephone & hh· hook work Rt'laxetl at~phcrc 41fJ.1u;i1 GIRLFRlDAY It l' a I Es t 0 t•" c ' m t l<.ecpt,, tyJX'. hte books Hyc-oCo. N.B. 673-.8441 Girt l'"'r1day PT, ani>wl·r phone, tYP'! m. $3.25 hr C M Call Betty. 642·20:>3. ---... ---· ---· Girl Friday Record keep· 1~. slamping parts. & deliveries. Must h ave \altd dnvers lir<'nse. .>49·2A2ii. G-R·E-A·T SALE$ JOI NOW OPEN GOOD PAV. GOOO HOURS, GOOD <.:ON· OITIONS. MAN Y FRINGE BENEFITS FAST GROWING COM· PANY PROMOTES PROM WlntlN TRAIN F 0 R T 0 P MANAGEMENT S TART S .. IM · MEDIATELY". K E YB OARD EXPER t EN CE HELPFUL. WE HAVE OUR OWN TRAINI NG PROGRAM PUT ON BY rnE COUNTRY'S TOP O R GAN S A L.ES PEOPLE. CALL AT ON C E FOR INTERVIEW. OKGAN EXCHANGE. STAN NUNN 71415116-1302. .UAaDS See our .ct WMSer Sttun · \1, Bunalntem•Uoa1l. GUARDS Full 6 part ll me . A 11 •r•••· UnHorm a furnlJhecl. Atet 21 o r CMt. Ratnd welcome. NoCT~r:; r...'!teoe..1. 1~28 W. 5th lllree&. MDU Ana. In. '-""' tlom'a .. \2 ..... MlmtllnlM ,.. -·' I 11·1ta1lt'L' or Tru<.'k I ll.'d & r~JJ1lf\."ble, maturl.' wlJ ..,.c, s.~krng !>e<'Y w/x nl s t a r t l' r w ti o r urn . :.kill:.. Ma~ I t'Xf>. pro· i'tJl'\.o;lnX'tion 1-<pnp. l! )'fl>. SECURITY I ~II f cx111•r n.~1 Orurrnt· ('11 mun1r ntc' ea!>ll.Y with >al<' exp & ~ pr~· u. othn -:. Suli-:. ''"l"'"''lll't• l'.<tll '1M.'4!)<\ i!l:!? Int•. Sl>nd lelll•r of l'Xl>t'r ITPAYS TO SEE US ,1 pllr'> hut 11111 rL'llWrt'fl. & salar; n'<11ur1·m l·nl' Will lr;uf\ Mu:.l h.iw Ille L. Sec~tary Ad ::~11. lhilv Pilvt. 3.10 Come 111 .1ntl ..,. ... th\• •"< \'lllnl! 1h1111: ... lhJl ·"'' h1c ppt•l1ll'IH .ii Vi'l'll, k Sm J 11 f 1 rm , 1• 1.• k .., W ~\;I\' ~t C~tJ ~k,;1 t)'JllOI::. 111:. .,..,.,.1• • "\'l'rl'lur y "' e \l't·llc·nl JOJU 557 0825 1 ~11101!, & :.horth '10tl .. • ~.kllb S,1br~ 1111o·11 Will fo',1q.:o \.\·1· '"'"'' 1·\ f"' r1,. n 1· 1· ti !'H' • v r c I ' 1;11,1111-.111 lrYinc/Hewport Beoch S~o Alta/ Anaheim F;,Uerion/l~o Pork Costa Me'a & the WhittiH" oreo 1~~1 EIHATI': (.lf'fo.NINl~S for supc• r-1sor v lf'V• I :K..'<'Unlyorflc·1•r. u11 to. $4.25 PH' How W1lh one of th<' nation's l<U"~Cl>l ~uard services Appl~ in pt>rs<>n Lu Mon .. Fr1 .. Ram :Jprn l~ w Cl)ntlTiflllW\.'Ul\h l''ulll•rlon. CA Mon f-'r1 . ~.:lCI -1 :10 ~I W Warm·r. H m :!17 S:mlJ 1\11.i. I.'\ WB.~FARGO GtJARD SERVICES l>1v1)o11111 or It•• J.,., I 'rnt1·1111111 :.,..r, ll'I.'" 1-;qu,11 fJppo1r1un11~ l-:mplny1•r M 1 F IN~l1lrl l)ft Tll \I 'II I·: I. 111lt'<•I11 .oil ph ..... ,., of 111 ~I I r '•II \lu ~I I' 1~ \........ " " " i... :\ ll,1\ n .,,,. :.111 if .. c1 F I> ~. Jll.;S'l'\1.1.l'.ll!-.. & l>l~l'I I' N1-:cr Th• II'\ 11 ·1.\~~ i<l <WFl\1': I' t-:lt~O"I, '.'o El.. Will 1r~1111, 1'<1u:t l uµµ1v "rnploy1·1 ~II J:l-1.! Jn,uranc·1• l'r11v1·rtY & ( ~J!>U•1hly .l!o.l>ISt ilf'\'llUnt I' X t' l' Jo; X pf' r II l' l'. Minimum 2 yr:. inrld. typmJ.!. Xlnt hem·r11s . Fred S J ame~ In:.. Rrokers Call Maunne i :->2 IWl !-: () 1-: Jn.-,uran1·1· Salr'J.ll'r!>url ()I(:!> vuur pn·wnl Job of ff·r you indcpcndenl'.c. preslH!,e. IJ fc drnR of Ill' l'Ont pl1 :.hm e n l & t!('Onnm1t "t·•·url\ v '• If not )llU 'huul1I 1.~tk to 1-·.1rmn'> In-. c;1 ou11 lo <la} ( ';i II ~IX ~'1 ll .. 1:.inirnr M.11nt1·n.1nt 1· Mull wunll'<i tor Irvine an:a s·~ day<; 1wr w••f'k .l-:Ol(hsh1S1laru h St.1rt 1ng ,..;ilar} $72!1 pn nm Ulll ~n!I :Jli52 A..,I\ rot llnh JAHITORS..MAIDS 1 .. 11. ... ull!r 11.11 l lllll\' I .111 •I I !f,:t :!l:Ji' LIFI-:(;\ \lll1TH\<H .. I:... ;'l:l•WJ"><tlf 1>110"" ~1.J) l\lth. li,\:\l II'! 'r ... ,'V :.I.in il:ml F 1\ t'o1t tl 1,i 1 ~.!I;!\ LIQUOR CLERK F\111 11 ml· Maturl.' l'X p(·nl'lll'•~I pn•L hut wi ll tram 11:1~, W. Ulth !:>l C111sU1 ML"" Uquor c·lr rk wantt'<i. f.xp. preforn.>d. Good Martin,:.: pay & yr 1:nd tx>nus. App. ly al 3.SlCI I rvmc. N. A. 754.9658, Snow Tapper Set Up Person T11SX 72 2nd Sh1fl Openini:.: fl)r l'X· per and1\ ulual. Can l>lJrt 1mm1:~J1at(•lv & c•nJOY our <.u111·r li.:ndll pc1 r k<1.:c. <>--(•rt•ml' ,J\ :111 ROSAN INC. "'' ""1X>r1 lit•:tr h ~,.ix ~,~;n Equal Oppor1111111 y J.:mpl11y1·r !lair Dr~si·r ·nu-; llAIH llANDLl::HS now ha" 111)(.'nin~~ f•ir \'X p'd hair dl.'i.&gnn'S & man1cuni>ll> Xlnl ',£\ area !>\:.!~ F\Jll t1mcrlays, part t1m1• ~ l'\'t-:.. Nwpt ur1:u Musi lw LS t'1l1it'n ('a II 5:!2·fi~58 nr ar.iply al l<!:t N Olive. Oram•1>. Mon l-'r'1 MJ\C..1 n NIST IIT .Jal>'>(.11 PrtXlucti.. has 11r1rn<.-d oix·nm~s for Waml.'r Swasc·v JI A I P. () H i': S S E n Jicau11rul )o;llon nt'td'> 111.11·rntor with follow in)! Servin~ :>1111 . Irv , & Q,e,t,1 Mt~a l'lt<ll'I.' ttoll r)._-;12234 llANUYMAN ·C:1 qH'nl\'f t 'ull or pan llllll' ~9 ~J.i2 .IA;\ITC>H l 1\I, -T y pe work. l':1r nt.'\'l'':.arv for \4'0f'k S3 1:) ix:r hr & 1:us mon1•y lo \TLiin lmm\.-tl r a1i.c:: aft.,r t ra1n1ni: 64&!fllll JANITOR Ut.Jhly person lo 111a1n twn rlt·a nblll'!'h n f tlur mocll:ro fuclllrv I!.. 111 rntkc mm1Jr r1·r;.111·s on bul ldmi.::.. I'\" Twnt LatM Op.ratcw b't. & 2nd Sh1fl A.8. U Chucker S/O 2nd S~11rt .:JJ hr Night Shirt IYlnUS. !TI J J\11..'>CO PH<>I>. l•IX5 l>:..11· Wny <.; M ~Y1~1 Rz."1 I J\n Y.:qual Orpor ____ En111loyt·1 MAIDS l':'<pcncn('tc'<I. full or V<irt lime. 642 :mo. Hardwtirc ::rnlcli full t1m(' Apply in 1~rwn Crown Hardware. 310? t: Co:.ist Hwy.CdM HOSTESS Please cont att l\1 rs ----Whlll.' ror rnl1·rv1t:w ap Mai1\s, 11pply The Inn at i>ointmcnt. 1.a~una, 211 N Coa::.t llwy, La~una Beach Days or evl.'nan~s Apply after 2 PM. Bob Burns Resl auranl 37 Fashion Island, NB. HOSTESSES and Cocktail Waitre!l!'WS 1-'or lhe Grund OJX:nin)( ol THEJAllPOT Oranite County ':. o nly jll7.2 Nle :.pol. H you ltke jazz, we need you to work here. Call 673-7722 or ap - ply at 3344 E. Cst Hwy, Corona dcl Mar. ----------- H OTEL Pa rt-tim e aud1tor. &tlary ba.set.I on expericm.-c. Must know NCR-4200. Huntington Beaeh Inn. 21112 Paclfit• Coa.'lt Hwy. H.n. Hoosecledners. Need re- llahle & enthU!l\astlc peo. pie to wo rk for new cleanmg serv1cc 1n N. Ii. 67~1909 Paul Dosier Associates, Inc. ~Redhill /\ vc C'h.>t :i M t.-sa 17141556-7075 E:qual ()ppor Employer JR MAIN'f. MF.CHANIC' 2 yrs on Joli exp. re· quired. Mu!lt have own tools. Apply bet. 1·4PM CAMBRO MFG. 7601 Clay, Huntington Beach (W. o( Beach, south of Garfield> Lady Companton wa nted. Must hove cur . Live in white lady recuperotln'°' fro m il lnl.'SS . N o housewo rk or nurs1n1t rare Salary neAotiahle &1&<Ml Hous e keep e r /live-In , LANDSCAPER·Mm 2 y rs bea~ul Npt Bch view exi>er. xlnl oppty, rail home w /Jacuzzi, prh . anytlme675-7833 rm .tlh Ba, Cttre Cor I adonble infant, call LA1HIMACHIMIST M0-2957forlntervlcw.' bpr'd. for p1rt lime . Work houri: 5 PM lo 9 HOl.SEKEEPER. must PM. Mon thru Fri. Call have own car . perma· Mr. Rlley•t979-6(8) neft8_ Cal l fKS.0089. ___ :;,._ _____ • HOtlSEKEEPER ror con-LEGAL SECRETARY . valelcent hm 7:30-4. Ap. OC airport. exper .. xlnt el.y Huntln~on BHCb t)'JJinl .. eh •kills. salary OJnvale.cen\ Hotlp. 18811 GPft'· m-o782/54S-J~ ,,ondaSt. Hunl. Bc:h. LEGAL SECRETARY l'X· -lnd.....;.\;...1:...p-~n;;,.s;.;.a.;;b..;;l;;.;.e~p;..:e;...r_90_n_1 per. In lltlj{al.lon ne<'1:s needed for deUver1e11 " non-amoker. Uuntington mllcolcduUa . 640-7357. Beach JJmlll frhmdlY of, f\ee.MM400 MAIDS wkdys/wknc.li.. Scakhrrs Mot el, 1661 So. ~~llwy, Lagunn Reh MANAC..:1-:R • Youn!! lady needed In rruina..:e Out Call Modl•I & Escorl Si.'rvi1•e Call eves. & wknds. 493-2338 ask ror Tom. -------Management WANTf.IJ! WANT~0 1 Ambitious couple, 8· 10 hrs pr wk Can result Into a lg incom e +other' benef it s . Ca ll Rill Hughes 835-TI7S ext 137 MANAG~R ~1stanl. 2 days a w<.-ek . l.lte books. lite mainte nanre. f''or appt. Call 95HH91 MANICURIST· F or very busy salon, must be ex· per & rashlonabll'. full lime Rarhard Ouellette. 200 Newport Center Or .• N.B. Mature RN or LV for live· in silwal.lon w/'31) yr old lady w/resplralory pro· blerm. PatJenl is active & 5ell attriclent wlnted of prof. ualatance. Musi be llexlble. Good lln.n· cial compe n sati o n w/negot.iable salary. 0p. port unities for l ravel. 54()..46S6 (OC' lnlerv1ew Meehanlc to !let up & maintain machinery \n Mlh~tlve mtna. pla nt. Lathe ellJl('J'. deslrable We build It rt-i>Alr aom e dour dlAJX'ftlllftll equip /\lte n o barrier 153'1 Mo nrovl1 Ave. N .B. !\11•1!11 :i i h.11·k (1f fl l'\ 1wr•1>n h1 ·lin1•ual 11r 1111.1\K'<IU' dlWtor:. rll'W ul '"' ~·0111f h• ,,. fll -. J '~'' '" t oiut:.H'l BJrl1<1rJ. 11."C X.k!I ~1 1•1l 1t-.JI l1,1<•k 11fr1 l'l' f.1t·r:.u11, llrlh111.w<ll1• t·x 111:n1·111 .. Nl·W 11ff1t'l'. 1-!\IOl( hl'IWftts 1'L1:.l111 . ll..1 rht1ra ~ ~:121 ~1L~hf al ofCace Ins l.J1lhn)! i OHs. Exµr rcr1 New ofr. gd h1o.'flC'flL!-Tustin Harbara fl32·H:l21 Models. t-'emale. Sharp. Magazilw only. S2S per hr. 645-5122 or 642·6282 Aob Models W• ftffd MW facH: Mode ls-Male & Female. If y our r ac-e h tl 'i l'h ara c ter. 1s high fa;;hion or looks hke the i::irl fll.'xt door Dill ror un a p po Int m e n I f 11 r a ~al mtcr v11•w You l'OUlcJ he· m rnl .. hn~ a ' ('arlv as n<>xt W('<'k 1 S<J (kllft h~1talc:. c:ill no"'· a,.,k for lla7l•I r.:-11 .'iii()() Nc:w York Wl•!>t Modc·hn~ /\J.!.1·nc·y 875 W lflth St. l'o ll Mom, lods fuially Mnc? Tho mpi-on Blueprint nc«ls ofr i.tirl 1''r1day. We'll tram f~ Haker !-it C M S49'. !12.3.1. Motels Opt>nings for housekeepin~ & m(lm · ll'l'lan<'t: mrn, full hml' i\pply in 1krson only. IV15 770<t. lk•:.I Wci.trrn 1\11 ba1Ja Mot..! MOVIE EXTR~ s ought hy H ollyw ood movie r1rm $20 $200 per day J>OSS. Looking for OUt j!OIM 18· 70 y r olds wanting to break Into movies. t714 > 5J5·0120. ext ~1. VlDEO CASTING SF.RV1CE. <now in 4th year). • •Nurwry w oril •• Seekin~ indus tl'lous person With k.nowlc<h lC or horticulture & plants I yrcxpr. rt.>q 'd . 842·tl866_:_ NURSES AlDES and orderlies needed to .-uve TLC t o elderly pa· tae nts . W i ll tr a in quailihed personne l. Earn while you learn. All shills avaH. apply 1445 Superior. N.8 . NURSING i\rcute JlliYChiatric focili ty needs R.N.'s. L..P.T .'s a nd mental h eallh workers. All shirts open, ruu ~part-time. xlnt fr· Inge b enl!f1t s . C3ll 496-S~or 8J_l·_lTI_4 __ Order Desk •SIOO• Camera company needs "taJtc-charge'' iwrson *1th 3-4 yea.rs e.xpenence on order desk·& can type ~wpm. Ca 1164().8470. AMERICAN Career Agency { 610 Newport Ctr Or Newport Beach NO Fee ~ e.try Ctltta Mfr firm Meis reliable indiv w/l yr up. good phoM akflhl • alUtude toward c u1tomers, to take ph Olden ln a non· 1mk'g otc. Xlnl co benf. Ap_ply~ l n peraon : rtnd wt.at you 1'1nt tn 142·58'11 Dally P\lot Claaalfieda. Want Ad ~ull.8 842·5678 -~~ CAlJFOAM, 16661 Von Karmln, Irvine. \ I REAL ESTATE OFACE MANAGEMENT CHARGE ANEW CAREER Hc>st a urant Im met!iatc 1;pt•runi:s at new Straw Ii :t t I' I t. I 3 I n \\1•,tm1ni.t er. P'ull or I• l Uay & l've i.h1ft:. :\lw.1 111· 111 ur 1wcr ~:i111 .1 + K't:! hl:>il for locoJ, well utabllttt.d. upattdhtCJ COmpally ... the H...tiftil)+Ofl lf'OCh ano. CAUSEY &CO. R~ Estate SCHOOL "'"' Jt11 ..r11 '"'rt l1 mi· ., "' \41. Ill :111 let 2 l';1ll ,! I :lftfd th ~ , \! V l' ... )((.,! , .. ,, A rc:re opM"CJ fOt" siqniflcmwt ~ & financial growth. n11.,. .11·1•P'" \'IS\ & \1 A!-1'F111' II .\ 11 1. t-. l"l't•pJn• 11.r M.1ll' t-:>.am u1 ...... l11l11· J' :r. hf'lur .... · C'hf'<IUlt'l'J dl \l)llr f•(I()\ 1• 1u1•rll'•' tiuara ntct-d <.:a II llt~IJ\Jt ""' AU appliccmotta confi..mat. w,m to od #521. Dalty 'llot lox 1560, Costa MHG. Ca. 92626 o;ch l'duh• your 1n1rotlu1·t 11ry CASHIER// HOST /HOSTESS VPrv busy n1Ht•I.' s hfJp, hondablc, neat ap- Pt':l ran•·e. ('X per. pre- fc'ITt'd Apply W{'(>kdays, Jn Jl4'nl0n 2PM·3PM Of \'all (W 2710. PART TIME Secr e tary, typtn ~. 1tcnera1 orric<'. telephone pt•rson:.illly, mature n on· s moke r . Cu ll l n l'1. 979-RO?:t PART TIME O ... LY Due to l'.Ompaoy c·x - pansion m Orange ('n an•a wt> need 5l'\'Cral .,h,1rp people hl w<1rk 111~h ix·r w<.1:k 6 l•111m &12 d11ySat Mus i bc Ill ur over P1.'0plc who a rt• st..:Jhle C:ITl' prclern.-0 S450 Safory OT rro£1t shanni.t pro ~ram, whil'h i:n·r ,\ 011 prrrrr. For mtl•rv l':tll 714nJ9.~htwn 1 911m. --------PAHT TIM~. Nd 2 key people for cxpand 111~ husint~S. Xlnl IOCU01l' For appt. &tl-0723 PART TIME EVENINGS Adulh ~·1th uuht.tndm..:. <11trat\i\'t' pcr-.11n:1htw•, who tnjnv wnrkr11,a.: with k11b O\'l•r 21 Start at $.1.riO per h111ir. Pllorw ti4 <!··1:s21 1·;x 1 :!5 11 . RF.TWl';EN 4 00 :1 no PM Aslcfor~O Equal Opportuntl y ___ Empl~-- PIXOPfR. Ope r 's for 1 clephone answering serv1r1' Mus t be able to work some wei.'ke nds . Typln~ 35 wpm r c qui re>d . !':>< pericnl'1• prrf t·rn•d or wall tram. Many tom · pw1y hl•ncfiL'i. l·'u II t1 OW or part. lime. day & after noo n·cvcn in ~ s hirt ~ available Please call Mon. lhru Ji'r1. 543-4230 E.0.E. -----...- PBX OPERATOR The Daily Pilot has an unmedlate opening for a POX Oper;ator. 3::JOPM to 7 :30PM. Saturdn> 8:00AM to t 2 Noon. Ex perience prderred but will train. l!:x<'tlle nt company benefi ts t-"01 appointment ro r 1n lervlew call 642·4321, ext.277. ORANGE COAST DAK.YrtLOT 330W. Bay St. Costa M<'Sa Eq\W ()pportun.ily Employer •PIX 18.B'HONI OPllATOI! Pleasant working condl· Uorw with Chevri>lel de· aler in Orange County AJrport busrneas tom· p&ex. Some Ught book· keeping. typ1n1 r e · q.ired. Opp. for 11dvan· cement. SeeOfHce M1r. HOWAIDCIM'•r .... Dove &i Quall Sta. NEWPOR'J' B .. ~ACH HJ.0155 f'BTCOtmtOL T~ StPaoy JOb (o r r1 l'eh t person. Pruf1t :.hann~. i.,'f'OUp heallh Apply 1n pcr.;on Lloyd P csi. Con trot 5(J(i E. Uyer Rd San· ta Ana PET STORE 1-'I S lf O H HIHD KN<>WLE DG~ REQ IRED 642·5522 Cal_!SeY & Company tU;Al. EST1\TE 146.">So Co.c,t ll1wuy 17141494-8057 A 1 H PO RT E R I N N m:rrt:L 18700 Mal'Arthu.r Bl. Irv He.tauranl f.:xpt:r Aus Boys ror Npt Uch dub, days & nighb. Dill for appt. 64~·5000 ext 521> ~uranl BOB'S HOME OF THE llGIOY lmmedaall' openm1o:s 111 OUI familV f(-:,laurant at Pict.re FrCllMn t-;x1X-·m•nl'1'<1 Full p:.irt llmt• ·I~ !HOS l..i).l unu llt!<Jl'h ---------• n<'arl1y hwatinn:. Wl' re l'tlOLt'LEANEH l'.J,µt•n t•Ol'l'ti !IAA-M0:1 ~~~---~~~~ •1u11 •· 1111 pre\ 1ou:. ex· pent'fllX J111n our fn cnrl· rnnun~ I k:pt Ofr l'll'rk (.ft•r1eral 11fr <IUll\~ & ron· 11111 wtpubl.Jc'. l'hn fo>r jltfl\ ~i.';7-!!212 Ask for Mr We.I Newport S la· lcont.•r:. I nr ----- Productioft Mey. r.as & fwy tin~ a pain? 1-'wrvww & M Cll' 1\ rth u r Chie-e to llonw .. Must know m11rhin1n~. l•tohn~ & how manai::r ht-Ip Musi m:l'ki• drc•1sions & hcl 11 wlll'rr. net>ded WP ml·lt. rentnfugally c·asl & machine ha rd m\otals Tup wa~e Now A.c:k about sllwk. ('nll~Hlf.:J /\Growth Oppt. Red Es~ Carfff? Our provl·n tra1mn.a.:' + Pl'r .. onal Ill u rr1ce iruidatl('e will bnnK your l>UCC'l.~ .. ! A:.k JOOUL uur 1nernllvl' 1·ornm1ss1on pl.tn up lo 14()<;, l.1!'enSt'(f or wu.it~'f\Std m;, y <'Cl II for l'Onl1dl'nt1al •n· U'T'V1ew for Costa M<'!-a urea IW> N34. Ask for I wl l\J1tll'Y 9"121 GOLD STAR RECSYING CLEIU< l'\JU lime. retail r lothmJ.': ~lore Experience pre· fcrrcd W1ll lralll. Hours H.l).5 :.>. Mon Lhru Fri. Call Nancy 644·5'Y70 PROD UCT I ON TRAJ.N~E. Rubber hose products. Irvine area . Must J}3.'>S rn. phys ical --- incluctinl'! hack x-ray . Rccept1on1st l'rr. 12·4, 54().7639. E .O.F.. M-t-' ~.SO hr Newport PRODUCTION Lk•al'h arc~• 646·Wl6. Material Control Pl.AMMER UCEPTIONIST Ekt1mniC mrr ID s.o.c 1'ra<k' a.550('. Orange Co. L'I seeking a self-starter. Alrpnrt area. needs re· w/J.S yrs exper. in p ro-repl1onist for rordless ductlon /m a terial eon · switchboard. Must have t.rol. to schedule orders to plea.qnt voiet-& phone meet production require· minner. Lite typing re- m e n t s . c x p e d i t e quired. Telex experience mate rl u ls. r or e c a st helpful. Call personnel ma1e rial rcqwre ments , _8JJ.8384 _____ _ do sborb~e ronow-up & a _ _. IS variety Of other t asks. ~g-"°" T ly tt'.1m t 'onll' ... 1-.· ui. LO· rlay l1t•IWl't'n 2·4pm. Waittn Waitf"Mws Mcma IJf'I T Nlinff' Cmhien ~2 Mam:.St II B ~TroiMH ~Avrn1da dela Carlotta , l.aJ? l lJIL::. Woihn W~eue~ CoshMn 7311 fo~~l'r ,\1,oe H.B Waiten Waitresw' ~ 4-a lJe' T roiftff5 •l!JOI C:1mp1L'i Ur . lrvmc Equal ()pPQC..Emplyr M W RETAILING ~e company seekin~ mature, s table. e n · thus1a s t1r 10d1v1dua 1 with manaRement & :.ales backgl'OWld Lo pro- duce high s a lL-s in our West m111stc r wo m en 's spE>(•1aJly shop Requires rPs pnns ibtlily & supt'rvislon of s m a ll staff I.on~ te rm op- port un 1 l y with good salary. over ride & 40% d1s1•nunl. Cal .. now 1118-570.5 -------- eta1l s a les: Ladies c lottilng boutiques. 11\all/Part Ume. Attrac-t.I~. sincere, depencfa. ble. inlellegenc.. Great salary /beneflts/polen· tial. Mr . Edwa rds <197-1018 -----UTAILSALIS Need cxper r.a les person futl·llllk~. N 8 . area. Call rorappl.642~·24_4_4_. __ _ Mustbeableto lnterpret Busy Con v. Hospital· parts li s t s fr o m F r o nt d esk X l nt blueprints. Exp c r. 1n benefits Free Ins . after mfr. environment essen· probation a r y period . tJal. Wl' offer xJnL pay & 1..ltc lypmg. Apply 1445 benefits. ,.-acility In Supenor. N e._ ---ROUTE beaut Laguna Canyon. -----..-nr beach & resort areas . ..-...i;-..... ~~ -IST hst Cc11trol T,..._ Call ror appt. Telooicl ~--""" Stt>udy job for right Berkeley personne l dept ~fie opportunil)' r~r penon. ~.,,,. ... tbaiintt. 7 14/494·9401. Laguna beginner .. Typing. Will group ~-Apply ia Beach. E 0 E tr a In on pho n es. penon. Lloyd Pest Con· · · · .Promotable posit.Ion. trol. 566 Dy• Rd. Sant.I Production Workl n« lrvtnePttsonnelAgcn cy Ana Fore m a n . Fiberglass 41!18E l7th,CoetaMesa 1----------~ycle acceuories. 9 .titd3C 642-1470 all Maltlnl' MaleJ bonding. undlng, buf· ~ Fem•le. SalUn g exp (Ing 6 l88efl'lbl)'. 646"'4854 helpful. m. um. r /T OfflCI RttEPTlONIST · South s.Mll Vaned dutiet. t-1. Mon· Cout Reper\Of'Y • O.C. OUldrm pown? Mature ""'· eaauaa otflce. Neat ~:t':!' ~~ :;,~~1~:v~I :::rs.r/tlme. aome people, Call t:liiabeth •t opmang 1n an exciting, Thecottee Beaa ~76\l. lively atm os phere as 54f.11eS ~who Me(I peopl~ ahoWd always c heck the Service Director)' !n lhe DAILY PILOT center or lnro. ror all 1---------1.heatte acUvlttes. Good tnMI skllts reqd. ca11 fnr appt. Judy Morg1n, llli7·alm. Saw. Kxperieneed u les1irl. n.tter L•dlH dreaa shop. 751-lT10 - (· CJ• DAIL 'I Pll.OT f ueede . M (l, tt79 Hlllt W..ted 7 I 00 r. .. e 1050 MK•••w 1010 "C.~•••c:•/ w.e.r-cwdlt/ ••••••••............... fOJO Sci den t I SO Oolt rnembtrahlj> lrvlne .... ••••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• .. ~--. ...............................••.....••.• t:WPW..tH 1100 W..t.d 7100 HefrW..ted 7100 ,,,,.................... ....................... ······················· CASH PAID ~W..e.d t5t0 ....................... T•athn • P rt> SC'hool SAi.a Sec'y,P'T.t.h.typ11.r~· Ct'rUflt'Atl' or''" BUFFUMS qijrecf 15 hr. Hhoodo penen~ Mt"rnoon m WAllHOUSI •'nr Id UHd rum. entl· qum ii elr 1V'a95HIW Q>Mt Cntry. Club. for 10 en1 rep•ired. reas. Tl H!Uy 400dirt bike._ aale1·748-MUorM2·1$71 paint. m•intenanee . art.totter WIW&LIUY YOU. DATSUN PAID roa OltNOT TOPDOLLAI fa} 223$ munung houl"I MIJ KKO.'CI o HP'!r req'd Your 1.1rl111 All ahlfti. Good puy Patd werkly No "'"' MWil ~over Ill •• 1 IUY ** ~aft 5Pm for •PPl. 830-tUl eves. S.ve c... eaten.in et hom e . VIP Prof. MARJNECARPENTRV '74 BMW R75/6 . 34K Bnawwtdt pool tbl. Xlnt KJt Boat.. mech•nic•I." mllu. lmmacul•te, ••rtlla S«rdar>' for one 111rl In 'rf'ot•ht•r for prt' ll<'hool dultrial Ir Commtt(•111l ex,.-nl'n<'C..J, ~ hr11 wk. <".ood UMd Furniture • Appliances-OR I will .tllorSELLfor You MASTllS AUCTION .a.• .... L•.. ·- oond. 18 cues. au eatr• ~.Reasonable suoo. 540-8340ext. 3118 9 AR WI' I< [>I\ l '• U '°' Rffl tluat(I otrice MU11t WMmtrultr t11n 2159 h av~ aood p h o n -NOlllU T!o:MPORAKV eq\tp. + Utrany lamp. Rat.ea. M7•16 RM 250 Suzuki 78~ only peraonahty ' •rp1na TIC ... ICIANS 0 111 it. w 11 h ' a b I \I tl l'11 f\ll\ll' rnfr In s 0 t.• tn\D:IQ¥tnenl t.fl'<lr & l\M t.aUMd ~111116'i. r~ 646 1616 I IJJ.tHS IRVrNI:.: 752 M42 8' wht Mila tuxedO •l>:lti. SM-WI. ridden s bn. Make otfer HMdCrochdedBIKlNJS. ~~ tOJO _567_...., _____ _ Very un.lque, Alto Hip lilplr---~ ......__ .. a...L..~ 8 j I I j I LJ 1 'i ~ , ~ ] rJ WE PAY TOP DOLLAR fear lop ..... ear.foreip. dOmett.lca or claulca. Cf your car ifl extra clean, ahl{1t ln hruadlc• ol of qwdl(h-d 1cchn11'1.i11' flt'e dtttalll' (:all Mt l.&D TECH 'IUrnN SSlr-11027 JJill'd urbm vttlvet. Uke --------nt.'W S2S() 640-7049 llant'mg lamps: copper ., H 8 Ir I ..................................... ... u1ger1. eaot u Rlllt/Star• 160 brightcolors.Perfectl1t. Boat builders l o ur••••••••••••••••••••••• l'ian Tl~ ~nlnf:!'I llOUSt:X t:f.PINt: ~~)(~ rt:RSoNS HUS Pt;KSON$ Mt 'l'I .. 1 lhc Stth•\ f u 714 IC\.12212 S"''rt.•t ary tor ,m.111 ,'fUC1nc-.•rtn1t u((1n r\" llllol &. Ille• h~po,~ ,,1,.11 i.oia•llHI vhrnw II..~ T•l!ll1 s1o:cn..:r"1n Nt""l'"'' \•('Oll'r l.1IV. 1-11 nl Ill 1cl!J)l1•1)\t'. ,1!11()11 <1lo.11l' & prior lt·~·..il "'Ill'' r 1· qu•r1 .. I l -. .. 11 lluth llrt111•1 ________ _. 1~· ,tlltj ISTAIUSHED SALIS THRITORY AAA/\ I N0111111ul Firm ~f1·rs Sulur) l'fu, l:.;0111111>,.11111 I 'lu:. 1'~111_·n.w,\ll11~.1111•1· l1Ju, l'J1' 1\llo~ 11nn• llw ideal lmc fnr l h1: pro ft'JISIOnal pN:.un who wan~ lo bwld a l>t<'a'1}. growth bU.'llJIC!>S 10 tht• Orange County ll rl•tt HJldl rt.-pcat s;ilt'!'. with top fine of h urdwan· items, k<'ys u nd kl'Y mu c· h 1 n e:. :. c r v 1 c 1 n i.: hardware. vam•ty ;ind 1· h u I n 1> t o r c ' 1-:. ... tabhs h<:d, l'rCJtl't'I 1•d 1crntury.p;11d I r1J1 nt11i.: Jncl hcncf1 t:. 1nc·lutl1111.: trll1'heul ;md ml·anrn,.:ru1 profit ~hunni.: Whllt• -.Offil' l>UN'l'S:o.ful :.;ilc" l'\ pc:nl'lll'l' '" prdcrr1•<I .• 1 ~:ill~ lr:11ncc would 111• c 0 n :-. I Hox jO:J :•wv.11ort Uc11<•h. {';1 !l~til1C1 CURTIS HOLL CORPORA TIOH Cu111' 1111l11:.1r11·' • 1)1 l l'>lllfl 1·:..1ual 011/JCtrt 11n1l\ ~.mp (IYL'r !"o;de,lad:'. 11l 111111" mulun• & 1•\111·r ""'' 2'!:t:i w llJlh11,1 1111'11 (I; II SALESLADY Over :111 yr,, Murt S71 ~1 m11 lknl·r11' ll1•i.;al l!t:auty Supµly, :.m:t +-. 17lhSt , C M SALESMEN Sl4K-$20K nn.-d uf JU.'tl ma k 111i.: ~1 lrvrn1f' Wl· .in· l1111~10j! lor ;iml.J1l111u !> ..,,.If m1111valed md1v11tu.1h1 In "1.'r\1' d!. Jl'l'flUJ)l~ rl'(I" 'lut1onully !l1!>tnbut1•1I µr1Jd111·t Room fur ail van(·cmt•nt. Cti ll ll<.'t wt·t·n t().2. Mr Wh11c-510402:1 Sall'!'! New Vnrk Co. ha:. 011t·n IOf,!S In 0 .C. ror :-.ales 111 management. P() l~x 5352, Garden Grove, 921i42 Salt'S pcrso;i, [l('rm11nt•nl. full t11nc. ll.M. Ahra1n1> C.1tal11i.: showroom lMlll '.lll·wµort Blvd.CM Sales Heta1 I ofrll-1• ~u11 11l11'!. & stationery "'u 11 l11nt• pt>S1t11in:. uvail i''or ·•Pvt !>579'.!I:! Mr Wc:o.t ~~WP OHT ·rATION l':RS :w.~ TRJ !-'LON N~EL>SVOU To fill avalanche of or· ders fro m m a rin e, motorcycle, s porlinR goods. motor sports. re tailers Great oppty but we are very selective & want caree r winner type!. only. We tra in l'X· pertly. Vasil ut. and 1>1'e Call Mr l>eh l scn : 54().4023 Sandwich & Salad /\}, s emblcr s. l'llrl t1 mt• S11m·9.30um. /\Ill•> full tune. 5am·lpm. Must tw oeat, clean & dexterous $3.3.5 p/hr. 979·074i ror uppt, art IOAM. 1,-ori 's Kitchc..'fl Src-l"<'t.an l:rrl 1-) 111.i' ll"41>1lll\ 1''l1.Jrnl1111• Ill m ntc""b '"1'r1•t.11 i. 111 11111 111 f11•1· \111 .. 1 111 .1 "1 It "ol,1fl1•1 \\ llWI \II• 'Ill 1! fl ,l.!llOtl 'I. I II' I '. "I' J 1 It I I 1• 111 "11 I 111 u I '\t-v. r••n 11t .11 t• 1111 ·'""" llJ:l .)!, I ~SECRET ARIES ~~Y li1·nl(>l1 .. \. (.i<l 1·n'l ,,., l\JJI' 111 MIO $l~1UO H,111J.:, 1'.mployl•r:. f',I\ 1\ll F1•1·'> l.11 l<t>tnd('r' Agt:lll'' <MW lhrt'h, l'!-.t,th l>I New11ort Bi•arh. X:13 llWll SECRETARIES I Alflj.! ;ind ~horl I,., Ill ,1, ~1g11m1·111i.. I lullfi,1 ~ ,11111 \ .J t' ;1 I I ti II P ,1 \ lfO'>jlll :ill t.11 11111 pl.111 av;ill..ihll· VOLT T"l[~AA"f' ~A'VIC2"S ~('a11111us l>nH· ~1;.1741 I /\lTUSS fr11111 Oran).!I' L'o Airport 1 Ec1ual Oppor 1-:m11lo~ l'r SECRETARY OuL,t:mtlrni.: oµpt' 1111 p ,. 11 11 I 1· 11 r 1 l' 11 l ,. d 'l't'fl'lJrl\'l> "1th j.!fllld ''"'rt•l:in.tl ,.krll<> 111 J""' 1111r ( '.1 tlTllll! & :-O:i J. ... 1lt•t1( J-:llJll\ 1•\1't•i11·lll 1~irn11;111~ IH·mof1h \11p l1 In pC'r ... 1111 \1 1111 ~·I I :111m I:! 111 •111. 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()pl•ralor S1nj.!l1· m•1•dl1• fl w r rn a t· Ill n " T o 11 Wl.l)!CS. (;;ill !I 5, i..l j lillfi(I NB ---SHAMPOO /\SST llt•t:<ll•tl Thurs t.hru Sat, 111t• 11;.ur I bndlcrs 642·1W8-1 SHl,,IMG CLERK Sh1pp1ng & n·N·1v111g tl11t1cs, good pay. at mar;phere very 1111•1• f11ll IA.'1'ld1ts. Mus t he dc:in. .o;t1a11> & l'lqwr Su I 1·11111 fTICn::.urall• w , :ih1hl\ ~ l' x Pl' r (;I' r r y 17 I •I I 1~11mm St11pp1ng. 1·x~ w1l II DPS P.P. & Arr ht hdpful ;i n l nstrumonls, 15511~ Chemical l.a11t', II II ~·5.'l:il Screen printing produc · t1on manager wanted. Must have exp. 54().9110 ------ SEAMSTRESS WANTED Steady part·lame work in Shlppln~ person womL·n~ wear, garme nt l'XPt!r. pre f e rred but 001 ~ary. Tust111 orcu. Mon-Fri. 40 hr~. <.:all Barbara at 544 !l:ltiO your hom e rep airinJt c1hl I ~I i · nylon letten. Piece ""' ppJJ K~ YlllCJ k C..ERk. f II time. Work work. 1 pie up and de· w/lndex cards. stol'kmit ~4iiia Bob. Sk y Ad . & inventory or p11rt.. -----. • -Chance lo grow w/i.mull ~amstress. Some exp. desired. Will train. Pat tis on Soil Desig n lvmpany 549.7522 SHIPPING & 1n:rv·c;. 073-2180. M I 1o· • M '* t' G r c g o r ----Yachts, 1631 Pl11cenlla, SICltlTARY _C_.M_·---~~ f'/T, ln1urtnee otfc, SHOPTaAIHH Al.n>or1 ue•. hr8 flexbl. lmmed opening Costa Guar. to retain s hape in cylinder gray marine '(I :0,,-'f'N•lf lo ll"o"l"I 1hn"otor 11r 11&11 111 n1•v.- '"'"1lll t Ill\ 1•r.1 hi .I\ lttfl dt•\l•l11111111•n1 & 111•11111"1 t1nn Will U""•'lllh 1•, 11· .. 1 /I.. '" .11111111• v11r1011" Ill' 'li.lll~ 1111 , ..... 1111·1 .. '1111•. 111 p11llut11111 lll'ullh 1•t ll'•'t" A I'll\ 1111111111·11t.i1 Jt.tt'lL' I ;~ ''"'-t·~ IM't '-•~ .. 11·11111111111 •Wllt'IJI 1 .. 11 h~ h t: ~ 1 i. 1•1111.·•:•· k\ t·I -.. 11'111'\' l'Ollrt.t•t. tJl'bll t'tl WA•IHOUSI i.ta1ned glasK unlique Women & ML·n nccJ<-d . w/swi.g $7~. <:unc u.nt. gold finish w/swag Sl2S. water. t week deli very. g¥ eng. w 12: l gear S300 Call 714/984-7238 collect. _646-W __ 1_1 _____ _ RENT Luxury Motor ho m e 22· Palomar. Sl~Pfl r.. $250/week + ffml. 64(}.8SSS ~ i nllrauw Cryst al C'handc ller VICTOR w/swa" SJ50. Patio 11wa" after 5 pm for more info. Family te nnis m c m . loah. Pow..-9040 lxlr.>ldp Lindborg Club. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Rfo:NT 23' !-'!RF.HALL SELF CONTA I N~O. REASON/\BU; 645·2283 T""*'cwy Sen le•• llldlt fixture SlO. 640·7049 HI 556-1520 Green win!( bn<'k rha1r Ora 135-2622 w1matc hing ottoman Sacrifice. 968·4568 '78 Scarab-330 TS out· --------drives,8Shours l..oaded! Old fashio n look 1n11 6.5 mph plus. Stored on Tniilen, Trani 9170 #I lwO,..C...., 2925 Harbor RI vd. t<:u~ M IF SJOO. 64().7049 --- WOOIMORKER __________ 1 Sa<·nf1('1• ar1t1t1u1· hutch. Make ocrer 549-l U!6 bedspread. rull !>1z1" trailer Must sell/best or small floral p111k pattern fer. with nounrc a II around. 7l l-82 I 61hotnt t nearly new SlO, small 546-IZOOlwortd throw C'roc het pink p 111 ow • i: 0 (' s w t l h Ask for Jerry Perk ms ••••••••••••••••••••••• 191h' Layton trlr. J yr old, A<;, rni.ny X\r<1s, ammac. Mus t sec to apprec:. ~3S4.3 COOTAME.5A 979-2500 ENGINEERING DEVELO,MEMT TECH l ot 11111'>11111 l h ' I K l1uul1l1•,h11ul 1·11~ llll'"I 111~· ll1t•h•I., ~ Pl 1111;1\ 11<' llfllh 1111 1•11111 µ1 udu1 "A" ( t) \ If 11 I, h I • ~ • ( fl I' • rn,111ul c•l I UI l'I ' 11! flh'I l•IV.t'l t'\f l'l1~1111·~ lllll<il·I.., .UICI 1.11h11 l'Olllrolk<J Ull 1h 111 I h1· tuv hobb\ 111 1lu,ln h.i-. .111111wni11i.: for ,1 W11111J"'111·k1•r \ Early Amer. sofa & lrg . wi11g cbaar w/oltoman. S550 Admtnal 15.2 cu ft rro .s llt•ss r cr ri {! w l{'(.'IT\ilkcr. S.JOO All on ly <1mos old Ca ll 548~ bedspread S2. 962·H437 after8:30am ----Medil cor t bl w I d rs 165x2311xlS\2) $4.5/hst orr. Mt!d1t la mJl I hi w1drs, 127x27x 181 $40/bst ofr 19" Port l'lr t \. SJ25Jbst ofr 645 91Wfi C M t:\ e:. & wkrHh <.:u:.h onJy "SUMMERS HERE" 1lunlong wknd retreat ANDERSON'S Y ACllT Has boat for you All ready to ~o 22' to44' S11p&survey guar'd 646-9000 Oean 23· Terry Trailer WE BUY USED CARS CALL Used Car Mgr 540-5630 S(.'t up to live in . i;mgle ' person C~et adult park. Space rent SSO. Owner v.111 rinant•e 70'1, to qtU1lif1ed pcr!>OO $4999 rash 54~ 1011\SO\ & ~O\ • LINCOLN · MERCURY t1otl •* \I -.. t \IH•t +I .1 111 •• h1tlhtfl It( 1111:111111 1111' lf'dl I .! \I' 1111 lfl,l f , 11·1 I ron11' t 1111111111• 111 ·~1•11\ .1h·nt lle~111 d PRODUCTION TECH I .. I ll 1'. ... 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Ca I':\ l'l> 7 11 I.I ii 47(.i!I , tftt y:-, 714 tl!JJ U.IOti l ,111 111 d ,1 ! l'" "h II U I cl l' 11".., 1•..,' ' k 1 I h ..i n d kn11\lolt·tl~,. of \drtuU!> w1J1Alwo1 lo.mi.: µro1·1'tlun•,. .111d 111.1d11n1•r\' Yo u mll"I hl· ,1bll· l•I "urk I r v 111 • .1 11 1 I r l' a d lll111•1w111t" Dmmg sct -I chrs S500 Suf11 & loveseat SSOO Brwn lthr COU<'h $500. Oriun Oni: 1\mci.. r hr $Ul5 <:iris wht bdrm fum sw. 975.om H01wy mahogany d1n1n~ set. Tabk . 6 «hairs, buf fol. ~/offer. Washer. l'let.'. dryer SSO. t.'ll Twin h('CI S2S. 2 dri.ks SlO. t'a. 552-0325. W1· uf11•r 1·11111µl't 1t l\'l' "·'II•" .111d :1n 1·:>.t'l'llt.:11l D1vorl'l', mu~l i.1•11 t>1•11l'11h J!Ul'kHJ,!t' houseful of nt.>a r new funuturc. < 213 l .59-l·AJ!jl 1\ppl) 1>r r :tll I '1'1"•1111111•1 I >l'pl i 11 ~lo J;,;.i cox HOBBIES INC. i\ ~ull!'>IChar) of l .t·1"1trl' Oynam1r~. Inc: 15115 t; W ,lrfll'r ,\\I' ~anla Ana, ( ';i !1270!) 1-;c1ual Opply E mpl) r ~IF ~ l!ay Tt'l'h rar1 t1mt.'. ti to hr.-. 11Cr w1·1•k I ~ h.1lf d,I\, ~1on Fri For OrthoJ)l.~h1· Surgeon )o of r1n• F..i:.h11111 l:.la11d 1;10 . .i!..io .....•....•...•........ Antiques 8005 •··•····•·•······•··•·· SOI.II ll I,.\ h 111· S roll dtc'.~k X 1111 Conti' !><Ill Hli~• 1 11,t(f t rl't''· a I nllllrt', ff 1• ... k ' , I' h I 11 , 1 , 0:1ri 1\ 11:. t n a n 0 u k di r 11 a t :rl11nl'l. h•;iclt'll ht•\'clt'cl i.:1~,~ & mirror, rur\'lflj.!S un lowe r hurr~t. xlnt 1•onct $675 hl''t 11frl•r 00:! "172 Appicn:H 80 I 0 •·•·•·················· l"H 1-:IC: llT 1>1\ M Mi 1-; I> Ill Yrf'OI 'T SAU: :1:10,11 W W:im1•r nr ll<1rll<1r, S.mta Ana llW 2!121 l' i\Sll I' i\ II> >l.'-.hr l>r~ r~1 lll'fri gs, ~,1rk1n1! or not !157 111:1:1 UAH<;/\JNS U!>t•d rdrrg"· v.•-,hr.-.. dryr1>, l{arur, h1.·-.t hu~. we :.('rV ap1>I l~:st /\PJ)I. !l.'lfl·O!ll t. 531; .. 1:J:ro fJt•gant sof:J I IUVCM'lll. !JCl'Un c·offcc tbl!>. unUM'tl h1dl··a·lil·ll , 1·11 rthtoned ~ofa s1•t. all 11l'Ur n1•w 5..51 :!955 Ill Pc lJlk kni.: ~1. lwlrrn Sl'l. dhl kt•ybnl cortl oq.:ao. mr group. Uni,•cri.al ~cw mith. rednr. sof:J , mar blc 1·or tbl & I end tbl. blk iron rm d1vd'r 84:!·8166: ~~ -------Tables S20<'ach. drt.-S~l'r & mirror with mat<.'h1ng rule stand $50. 546-5957 ~ScM 8055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.klfs $15, COUl'h, $15 . l>l11d II t ablt·" & l;imp:. 5 sp man's hike $.">5, drum sd SJi5. ok desk S35, misc· 757 Wc~t W1bon. C:\1 1i:1t mf>4 Fnr ~a IC'. TV. t'tJU<' h, hell. .1ntlftUl' trunk. cl1:.lw!I & loL-. of huusc•hn!d 11<·m:. 151;3 1 W1ll1am..,, 11 1~. 'l\J.o;t IO, f)t:l-91!24 ADOPTION GUILD S 1.1 I I' 0 f U I' W t r' 0 11 1 S l'111th1ni.; & l·qu1pmtnl. Hrg 1Ja.rga1ns' For l'h:Jn· ty · Tax dcduct;iblc Snt May 19th from 10 lo •I. 1033 Mariners L>r . Newport Bch I Dover Stu~J. Antique mahoi.; lfr!>k wlmarblt top. Slt5. Anti· <1uc• ;irmo1rt' w /bl'vt'lecl rmrror. SI Ill Ory :.ink "' m:.irhlt' top. S!l5 /\nt1 qui.' hurr ct. if.5 Sing 14.' ht:d frame. mattrc'" & liic )'>pr . S25 Ml'lal desk w 1·ha1r, SK5 lllk N11u~ ,1.r.,i , sso Mapl l.' t'U~h1oncd ro1•k1·r. S:![i Drop lear ~l·c rct ary 1Jt.>s k. s.35 o ak chair::.. m1sr tahles & f urn 642 4138. -------•TYN: S ETTt-.H J\I M ---------Exper prd liraph;n, (' 11 m p a n y I r .,. 1 11 ._. • M!J 31~ili TYPJSTF/T W1· lll'\'11 a r:i-.1 :ll't ur:1tt l\lll"t \loh11 l"o ~111111 w 111.!Un•.., 111 1111r ~ali·' tll'pl for ... mJll 111ir111rt111,,: t hOl (t,lfl) 111 , •• i...h11111 b lJntl 'I 1·tc.,1 "'II ht•lµI ul I '.111 l'aul111 ... 1:-1!1 !llfil WAS llEHS. un Yt:HS. THA~ll t OMl'/\l,'TOHS IU.'t.'uodillonl'''· l1k1' nt•w. 1 yr j?Uilrtlllll'I'. fll'ft \'l'ry S'l:t."i lo $175. None h1ght•r i\pplrnnt·1· Tuwn :;54 5432 llo(fw11nt no fr•1)ot rl'fni! Si! 111 I\ m a n 11 II ;i 11 a r I .111g1• llOCl('r W:J rr' S!7.5 ,.~, ~>211 ----------1 /\t•1111ll1rt· "a~lung rn.11 h. :1 l \I'll~. ~ill TYPISTS ·1~fl,...ls 111.'t'dt·tl rm ll'll'Ci1atd v l'all VICTOR TMtpC>rary Servicei i:il~I l\.c•mnore yd !>1cl1• by '>Ille rtrng <:ood 1·onrl $150 !168 950i! HI 5564520 Weo.t1n1!h01L'le ADS tlryN. Orq 835-2622 ht!~1vy duty. new. s till in F .. of: M IF rratc c.61 2!171 W;i1trt'!>S 1•01·k1 :11I:... l'T. plea:.e a µply 111 1>N:..c111 , aft1•mooni.. t-:1 Ca rnrno 211 111 Hroukhur:.t , <11 Adams 11 ll Cats 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Kitten." FHl':K 7 Wt•1•k:1 old Jusl rlurlinl{. <..:a II fi.11Hi47J hwetry 8070 • •••••••••••••••••••••• HAftEGF:M Thailand ruby t:.I /\. {'l'rttficd. 2.83 kurats. cmcrnlll rut. S8000. <.:all 714 !175·11188 Mr. Savugc 2 ('arat diamond nngs. 1>1ll1d i.;old clla mnncl W<•l<'h. All SJOOO Olht•r d1;im1m<1s & Jt'Wt•lr> S:.i l'nf1 n• l'\l Ply 642 4500. Miscelaneom 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS Hr and nt•w dclu x Toastmu::.tcr own. l'OSl S45 . i.t•ll $25 , l bedspn•ads. qut•cn·l>7. noral & qucen.s.i wht. SIO e31offcr 548 4261. 9' Sora . rus t t'lr $150. Oca1!UJl v1br<1 harp $500, l'.aJ I 5'&8·3929. Cornplcll' sc•l of Gra nd Blinks 4l l>Ont c·ovt"rs RIUl' Xlnt t'Ond $150 552· 1772 l'Vl'~ 2U.l "Cl yrd., high lluahty 1·aq>dlt11! & llra11t•:. Mndt• for l1urtuf1n11 11.;Jroor Vww. h~ht rust, S.'iUt 1'44 7:lOi! fo~vt•rythrng rnu!>t i.:o' !~nut tooch. <"h:ind<'ht·r. an ti que buffet , washertdry1•r Heasona· hie pnr<' Best offer 8261 llo ll and D r V1t· llcarh/Slalcr II U. art ti 842.9202 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Gubl<'t Joint 1-"udgt> fkar::k JC><,;C;ED T1~~:. have rhallgt'd • J1L.,l Lt11:. morr1111i.; I sa"' ,, l\ly S<•out ht'lp a llttk 11JIJ l<td) al lht• Slrt'l't l'rO)oS· 1ng. 111• tmk lwr l1y th1· arm tlml .Iota; El> h1·r ilt'rCh'i lh· I u x l' ~ h I' I' h· h a 1 r 1.umex toill'l 1•h:11r. !'inti' T wulker & I pron~ c·:in1• ~ Takt•:. ;ill t175·5721o duy~. t:Vl'S 1•111 fi7 I 5 Lawn mower U inch sefr. prupellctl n &s~ 31' I I P engine Ul>t.'d only G nn; 75:! 01.10 Office FumitUtt & Equipment 8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IBM F:xN·ut1vt• typcwnkr. $500 9~ 227<1 ('fo; Ofr rurn111.1n· (J.ik de:-;k..,, S75 C:h;ur!>, 51111 of tJwm, Si! S.'> All o;urplus fumrturt• 1, off'•'•''• Wood, hhn1ry lahh:i.. 3 s11l"i., Mo S70 0 E A LS • D E 1\ L S ' UEAl.S~ fjJI 'n77 ll andsomc l'Xt:l'UI 1 vc desk. Jxfi. onk. ~o 497 2(~12 ur <197 32!12 Electric t·ash rc~ist..r 19711, like M W Touch toot• $400 5..59·4934 PiC9IOI & °"Jo•ts 8090 ...........•........... New 9' Kawu1 <.:nnrt·rt Ci rand Must ~•·II SI 3.000 D1•alt•r 7.51 1121 Fl'lldtc•r llhodt•:., ~ 1>pkr. ht.> ad phonl·:-., bt•nc h & rai..ssttlt' ta pt· pla} er $1100 Oc:alcr 751· 1121 OUT OF G~? Buy a Brimhall piano & gl't a moped frl't'. BRIMHALL PIANOS A c<ou from South Coall Plata 751 11 21 Auto Senic~. Ports & Ac:Cflsori~s 9400 . ..................... . i!I ' Nova f1s h tcru1 ~e. SERVICE DEPT. 2250MC, 75 hrs. trlr. tJpenS Uays/\Wt>ek Sucnric·e.675·4462 Mon .f'r1 .7 30.5 JO ·n Sea ray. Weekender, Saturdays 8 00.5 00 rully eqwpped. xlnt cond. Attas Chrys.-Ptv. StS,500. Dock avail. 2929 llarborBlvcf Newport 497·27_2.s___ <.;oi.ta M c~•· 77 Glastron, walk lhru ___ 5~'-1934 BT . full eovers. Im mac. s:llOO. 673-38'71;. Autos fOf' Sale A CLASSIC!! 34' Hunter sedan rrwser 'l'wn eng. galley. head . ~l~A!) Maho~ talirn . Oal(H.;t•chl r h u II t !14li da.'>.'ill' Must sl'll II\ 5 30 S7001 Oys 675·900fl · l K ' L u h r s (j I J .., 1> !:>portr1s h t•r ('le.111 $17.950 llOGA ttUn, Y1'S 548.551>6 40' ftJt'hardson Sport l-'1, her. Teak det•k , twin rhryslcr.> S24.000 t ai.h br assume loan . No !>hJJ 673 1078 WANTED Hoat salesman for Chn:. Craft & Wdkr;,,ft \<lc'ht !1<111.-s Call kill 1\lhvm. Newport Uu:it l'l'fltt'r . 1;\.').1;015 Boats. Sail 9060 .•.....•......•.•••••.• NPw Wl-Sl:.:111 :!X ,,HI ,1w.1\ kit mcl Vol\'u 1'1•11l:1, ail ~par.-., ~:.11b, w1·11dw~ 61 rli!l!lnj! Alrt•adv d1· h\1•11~1 (II prl\:111• ~Mil fa1•1I. ll\l>T\C'r ,lfl\ 11111.., Ill '•l'll .!13 K7t: ;,;,;:, HI 11~·1i75-~1l!IH Cul 227, :S ,,;11 ... A ft. VllF. K·M. eumpas,,. full boat nw<'r Pr1 z1· v. 1n run~ cond Pl' S22.900 21J.2W.2J78 Sh1wk 25. rull l'll\ t·r , Sclll{Ull 0 A. I IO JIU. 150 J!C'OOa. s pin . SJ200 l>a)::. &'1r lli01. t'Vi:S !)42.!'IXW) J:irt <.'ydonc w tra11t•r. N1•w in 'ill ll:trdlv UM•J $1125. SJ .225 ; a I Ul' li13-7fil5 l.1cl11 11 "' 1rnilc·r. 'dnt r onJ. 1<.11·1111-! vqurµ 54:),1»12 artC'r 4 pm Newriort lfi Cabin :.lt:cp:. t v.<<1 VW pulls 11 t'asily. Tra11t•r, i.rul'I + t:XC'Cllt'nl 1·1m1l1· lion' Sl600 or be~t offl•r S.52· 7 l20 or 963 26~1 W/\NTED. F C. Sabot or El Toro b) May 211 Prom1stod birthday i:1rt. Call 675 :Jm~I '£/' C/\TALINA fmma c 0 B. SM.000 Cons1dt>r rC'a.'i orr Must St•ll Hoat s h ow1n ~ h ~ owner Sa!ISun I l:li Hay~1de l>r Nil Slip 106 7141689..(;8.16or68i 82G8 U.•hman 12. t·ornpll•lc $400 642·5191 or642 6li3 loah. Slips/ Docks 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPS AV All.AILE VAC Newport 646-0551 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT NOTICF:TO HF:ADEllS AND 1\DVt-:HTISEl!S The µric•t• 11( ll1•m ., <•lhl'rl 1M·tl hv q•h1 .. lc• d1·aler!oo 111 th.t• v1.-h1l'11• 1•1a..,~1r11•11 Jd\ 1·rt1 ,1n1! <i1lumn. ... do.-... nut rndudl• any Jflpl1tahll' l.1x1·"o , llr1•n:.t'. tran:.frr fe1·:.. rinUJll'l' c·har.:c,, fre' for dlr µullut1on 1'<1ntrol de '11·t· t 1·n1ficat1om. or dt• al1·r do<:umt•ntary pn· pur;it1on t'harl!t·~ unlc1>:. otht•rw1M· !>J)l•t•1f1cd by lilt.-advert 1sl'r ~/ Oiasics 9520 ....................... \11 FOIW WO(JIH 1-: Hilly rt">lor"'I' Sl:J.000 1;75 f.llil '79 MG TD REPLICAR llH/\ND ~ t•:W ' \'11111 d1011•1· c1f b1•.1utilul hlJ1•lo. ur •·lt•i,:iml 'h.1111 p.1f!r1t· 1h1·"· .1r1· 'r.111· c l,1•,.,li'' n11t 111 11•• 111111111 1·1,,, "111·1 ,. 111 Cir .111 1!1· 011mt\ IA·.1lh1·r llllt nur. "'111111 (1 ,1:. h :\ ;\I I· \1 "lt'ft•o l .1-..,t•tlt• J.?,l.t, ~ ..,llfl' l'Ur1 ;11n!oo hlj!hllj.!lll th1~ rolleC'tor·.., 1lt•m ·., fcatun-:. Mu1>t bl• wi•n ''' !)(> appN't'1:lll' \'W 11!711 1!4•arh Hf\ d lfi:.••ffJNt:TON ht.AC'll 842-2000 9550 ....................... '111~~..io Pat ml /\.slung S2WIJ !"ol't' lu .111 l>rt'C.·1ah• K.'\:I 1:1:r. "ill 111..i,q•r , I 111111 ffil . llJ1.1tll 'll p ,1 Pl ' ~c;z O:Jl!I Tn1elts 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i'.! DOL<;Ufl J)ll'kuµ, good llrt.,,, camper :.hell, Ong. paint lw1 K1" Rl';illy l..-1t'an t!.J.50 &15·1i62S '77 Ch<'V :H 3 , :'::\\l'tih. /\ M FM i. l 1• rt• 11 , a 1 r , ~.r•MJ m1 !17!1·9l!>li urt i; '1;:; ~.I C.1m1no C'om m .. n·1ul plat<'' Jm rm sH•r. run. .. i.:rt•ul Sl:it)41 ti75 21!•1 73 Ff)f"(f 1111·kuµ. 111:: 1•11)! A C. I' !-. 1\ 1 Ill" m1l1'!., S!,HOll •Ir l"I nfr ~lll ltrlS 9570 •...................... 1977 Dodr::e Tradc:.man v:in. V8. 26,000 m1 , custom ms1d<'. gr<'co 2 tone specrnl pamt. fully <'all>Ctcd & pand ll-d m ::.id .... port holt•::., arr \Cots, s un roof, high 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WANTED! I.a te model Toyotai.. Volv06. Pickups & Van1> <.:a ll u.-; today! 19'6 H-1ow lt•C. c ........ "'° 6U.tJOl or S40.9461 -. ----- A&ltos, lmport~d ··················••·•· Geneoral 9 7 0 I ....•.•.....•••.••..... Utn'tSdl 't'ourl'.ir'' CREVIER MOTORS t~AYSTOI ' llllLl.1\H f'l)f 'll•an U"t.'on 835-3171 '77 l..ant•1a l 'oupc. l>nrf. rrn.:.c;, air. llhr & pwr. fm R trk. S6S()Q 8JJ 246:! na~ 9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7<t 1001.-. Nl•w t1rc.-s Snrf, .\M , 1-'M 'h'rt·•J. $2000. .5."iti 7511\ !°).'j t !IOI! I l'VCS. BMW 9712 .....••.............•.. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & ~ .. Jt.i. !).•rvH·l' l..c:1~1ng Roy Carv~r.lnc. H11IL., ftoy1•1· UMW 1~.111 .1 .1mll<>n•1• ,\~·"pt1rt llcac·h Ii-Ill &MI 'I»! RMW200'l Askmg$1800 1131 902.1 •IMW '76 530i I. o 1· :r I I ) ., w n c d & :-.1·rvrl'l'ii. s te reo. air pnw1·r s tce r 111i.; lf1o'fJJ'('\,.; I $7495 JIMSLEMOMS IMPORTS l!'ntl ll HBOR Bl.VI) ('t)l"o"T1\ Ml'~ 631-1276 833-9300' 76 200'l flawless rond . t•Vl'ry 1•xtra, $74UO. 1-;v1:s tii5 !n52, dy~ 52~ 137_? 1972 3.0 CS tni. Superh l'Oncl. oner~ tSerl 12fll Overseas Im · Ports &l2 OW6 CREVIER &I SI •UOAOWAY SAMIA AMA 835·3171 Tot[ tJlTIMA l l OAl'!llNG MACl<l"E •USEDBMWs• '7tli!Ul'lSIH 1H!l6NZR1 ih~~J\S H 1752PVD1 17~4spdS1 R !01791 ·~ 7331 4.S pd I 02.'i V fo'7.) "7ll 1>.'t'.k'S1s1 n lll93V7.C 1 '78320!1\<lpd OOIUOR> Cbeds-days 00 IJMW2002 $2,ll'iOTerry. ~5784 or 645-8133 Wa nt N I 50' SI ip for bcaut1ru1 Chris Cr aft 1213) 446 5648 or (213) <W>-5763 ba1·k SWI V('I c hair .... , _________ _ BOB McLAREH•s ---- WAITRESS WANTEO Apply in 1~rson htwn :! 111./ <1 /\ny shirt 51130 W <.:oa-;t llwy NII. D095 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• from your business card. St'nd one card for caC'h tag plus one spare We return permane ntly sealed attractive taj! & strap, meeting a1rlln<' I U requiremenL'l. Pre· v~nt l<iss & theft! Jo'or a personuhzt.'t.l ta!! cnclos1.• wa llpupcr. rabrir or "l>ay Cilo" pap('r & we will hack & tnm your lnl{s. Or try two r<1rcls blll'k to Dack. Minshall Organ. Good cond Best orrcr over s:m. 536-8453. TMNpOf'tatiOft spare tirt• rark. w1d1• llres WI mai:s. AMWM ta p1• l':l SSdll'. $fi4:,fl 87().456'1 < F\J llcrton 1 Wa1trl':\S with <.'ur for w1l'ker bas kl•t lunc h scrv1re. 9 30 am lo lpm. Mon f'r1. Earn $100-$150 weekly. Must be neat. personable & cncrgetll' Call !¥79-0747 aft IOam for :appt a t Lo ra ':. Ktll'hen l .hiL~a /\rJS11 pupp11•:., !) 1111ih':', I fem , 7 wko; $275 $325 044 ·H5()5 Afi:han l'ur. l'hump1on s1n-<I. 1111) :;how or l)t•l. mu~t sell 646·9609 or S4i 0613 AKC mm. Schnauzer M. r. wk.o;. Adorable, aft 4 & wtmds 497· lml Golden Retr~1ver puppies W ,,...__ DRIVER l\KC champion lines I """"',_, rmle3fcmales642·3259 SUMOAYOMLY d I Beautiful B1chon Frise 8 To eh vc'r )oily 1'1lot wk o ld . lla vc s hots . hundlt'S to rarnl•rs. H~ 714/c.<.U ou7, G<>Od for Al· quires van or la rge sta ....,.,....,. lion .wagon and a xood ler)lcll1.-s _____ _ dnvinA rec:or1I Phone Jbxer Purs AKC. Brindle 642 4321 11nci usk rnr male. Reasonable . Harry Seeley or Don --. E W1UJams. ._..7364 ves. fo:QUAL FrwtoY• OPPOl\TUNITV ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1045 l'Hl<.:ES S2 NI or 3/$.5 415 tags Sl.60 ea ll/9 La~ SI .50 ea Joor more St.40ea Sales Tax Included NO CARD' Draw your own or send name. address, phone & we'll make one card per t.a1t. Add 25' each. Send check or money o r. dcrto· PILOT PRINTIMG P.O. Box 1560 Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 O'Neill Supersuil. Taped sea ms . Used once doesn't lit SllO. 548·0256 COPYMACHIME 962.7033 TY, Radio, HIR, St.r.o 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HeauUfuJ 25" color TV. 2 yr warranty. free de · Livery. Sl 18. 646-1786. RCA 25" Color 1V. Like new all wood cabinet $150 67J.ll53 14" Color port. TV. 7 mos. ·old. Uke new. St80. cash. Also Mulli·band port. radio. 3 mos old. S25. 645-3532 lolfs&Msifte ~ ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• tOIO • •••••••••••••••••••••• J2'HOUSHOAT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aircraft 9110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IT'S FL VlNG TIM fo: C-152, t l8. C·172. $21.50 . ~ othe rs. S tudents welcom e. 539·4252. 549-Z!03. 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• High property TAX ES Theo came PROP 13. NexllheGA.5 PRICU\' t.hencame .... Vote wisely America ! DALE'S RV ....... & Sain, htc.. SFO. LA , Denver . 1·800·8~4·0399 outside Calif. '75 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER H.541 N. neat h Blvd. t 27'' wh e<'lh ust·. ~ tAl llcach&Whillil•rl passcnr::l'r. V 8. auto LI\ H/\BR/\ trans. n ).!hl Slllt• s hdmg t 7l 4I 52z,.5111 tlr .. e m1 sswn control system. AM radio. new ~~~c~·l~osed~~Su~n~d~a~y~s~~ wtule paint. I 19,000 ma. r: Sl.995. Can be seen at the c:c.r; 97 I 5 Daily Pilot. 330 W. Ruy ••••••••••••••••••••••• St .. <Asta Mesa or rail C irc u l ation Dep t. 642-4321. ext. 210 ())ev. '74 window van VR, a uLo. PIS. P fR. A/C $2,700. PP. 675-SMl '76 Dodge bubblctop Max 1·Van. :.>.000 m1·s. ,,,If. contained. Karavun c·on· version. 36 ital of ful'I. good m1l<'age Mk orr 646·SOll days. 642·3291.1 eves. "79 Turbo Capri. AM /f'M stereo cass. ale. stick, rmg.<>. 545-5845. '74. G~'i SAVER. 4 C)'I, /\C, st.andnrd trans, new tires. xlnt rond. Only $2195. Call bfr it sells. ~:.171 '71 Capri 2000. 4 spd. power disks, air. s nrf, am /fm stereo, Clean. 6SK m1, $1500. 7.9 " 3·7. 64().0273 t720 CallAM:752·5131. Meal mfr co. Xlnt bcnf, s.cret•f I tJ~~~r'p~~k:r ~MPU.>VEf< Silver Up Persian male, W be ... ~-? Siamese"? fem1tle. both ant to . your own uu1.i1. a re hse trained. de· Wanted . expert sewing clawed & fixed. No sm Internment Space . 2 Plots . Harbor Res t Cemetuy . Best ol . M&-0710 Newport Beach ten · nl111swlm c lub m em · benhlp. '800 or best offer 5-3)22 'Perfect for a wknd hkluway or guest house. ~be moved to your moOring or sUp, will con· alder all offers. Jerry 61r>.(ll27 Otmper shell, fiberglass, fita Datsun or Toyota. '71 Dodge. economy G<'yl, new tras. runs l!re11t. bluebook is Sl800/askln1: $1600. 645·5000/ext 348. Rick. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 3'0Z. very cleeo. looks good. rWI!\ beaullfUlly. $4,200. (213>96$·6606. Need self starter for job St, CM~ with lot.sot v.neiy. o~ m achine operator In. children 842·8166 ' terest.ed In career In de· 89HDO • • sign. No women. 640·2036 ..;;;;.~~·-------~wn t<>-Noon. 2 n~ry kittens need 11ood $200.~08$0 1---------- ~/ • •••••••••••••••••••••• '54 International 5 Ton $)117. step side Van: Converted ,_;.__ _______ _ to t'amper. Sell con ~ 'fllDatRdlltr,gd~hp, tlSO typUia Ir ahorthand re· STOCK BOY·DRJVER. olireCI. Some J)eMIOnnel p/ti.me, coll student prel. wuttc. Irvine lndualrial W. LEE & ASSOC .. 570 Complex. Glennllyre, Lag Bch. 540-7831L .,;. 0. E. Warehou~eman aood drivin« record 11 must. SWitchboud/Recepllonisl Oellverieii, inventory & homllll. 673-8385 aft 6. Maa Verde Country Club membership for sale. 6.11-:r.rn. Fiberglas dinghy with eM!drle motor S:ZOO 830-9l5leve1. tJUned. St .50C>. 53().2S 14 S2650 or bst ofr. '18 ur, 17S Enduro, only .W..W..ted tffO 1 ___ 968-__ 20_19_. ____ _ I,~. lllle new. Allio. . '18 ~ RM 250 Susukl, on· •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• '71 lMOZ. •.ooo m1. Auto. lyridden5hrs.Make0f· College S tudent needs mags, AM /t'M tape . rer 557-8383 automobile for approx· '2900/otr. Must sell by Secretary I Recept Ion I st heavy phonee/typln1. Newporter Inn. Exec. o(. ,rtee. llOT·J•mboree. N.8 . Cuol Waraa•. 644-1700 .•. E.O.E. Maliare penon (Of' 11t.ock maintenance 40 hrs. brollerel(e fi rm In Mon.Fri...:.tl1$lln area. Ne•POrt Center . Ac· ·Call Barbar• at 544•9380 curaee lyJ>ln1 ~uired. Selary open. Calf Mar· Sell lhlnp la11t with D1Uy Jorle ate44-a«2 Pilot WMt Ada. Male Aus. Shep dog to --cYa.I a ... 00 f(ood home. Young. ---!13&-«m 675-2833 SPO RTING HOUSE Make your shopping MEMBERSHIP. only eMier by ualn1 the Dally $170 + small monthly PUOlClutlned Ads. fee. Peggy, 980-4392. . .-.. Boat trailer for 16'.18' boet. $1 SO /b at o rr. S54·5l.3'7. SeU with E.UE I lt'1• BREEZE a ... 111ec1 Adt M2·$S78 -· • 7 4. H 0 N DA 7 5 0 CC . imalely SUO. 640-2'17S Fri. 5e..o554 aft 4· CWJtom paint. 4 to 1 WW~orhaulawaylree '73 240Z DATSUN . plpn. H/D rur end. runnlna or Junk cars. OMl!ic, auto, 14700. ~cond. Sl.500. 988·7808 5e-40'74 751·3178 _.-.. .. , ... ___ • _ __._ ___ __. __ ---·-· ·---.... '9' ........ ' .. t72 ...................... ' I . •.I I<'~'""" OAT\UN !' • " l l l '':: CO ~T AME S A DAT SUN ZM$ttA HBOR 111.\'0 S44M4 I 0 540.021 l '7'DATSUH IJIO 47 .000 male•. t '°>I 1 i.lll'@d. new 1>111111 111·~ W\ti, (4t.8PfflAW.1110 I Sl066 * 1C. FORTUNE Pont.lac <:Ml· ~ t:. b l St ~ .... n1 .i \n.i 1710~ 11)1)11 '71DATSUN 510COUPIE <!9 M m iles s :.pn ·tJ . AM/1-'M sterN1 , II\'" radials. <OSSTWl.J 74 914 nrw y.-llow P••nl nrw Mar ht"ltn llr«'s nu rt'.-r (Ir Ul)~lir 110<'1' ll rvu p I 14 NI R 36. ooo ITlli+-. Ml'(; ~ 7lA .,,. !ll~ •nt1 ISCPl I l o " •. AM f" M Ulaupun.kt i lti rt'<l. Turbo ,.....,. s~twr pk~· , C'lt·(' lnC' ant~• air pow,·r v.1ndow&. hewdH11ht "'"'°'~'""· r r111"'· '<u1..-r 111"' 11\!11•' l ••~t'tl'd t11 l-)m1111•.m i.t.mc " I irht 1:n .. ·n nwtulh• 11111 1.,,l..111 ""ti I II.Ch ...... ' 1~ 11111•11 '76 91 IS C'I W h 1 I ,, II I u ,. k l'rim•ll latk 1111t•r1ur :::.U.lt.•t low 11111.~. i.ll'l t'(I, •Ir 11110'' .1n<I \f'rv 1 l.•un 1'1111-.I Io ~It ut II•· I ,, I I HI u ,. II"" I. 1!Ul\l-.ll 1 ·16 CJ 12E crE 11 .. ,, ·"' 'Lii'"' 1 ...... rm I. ... \\I I \ \ ,., , 1h·.m •642-8366 Rois Royce 9756 ··;,-rniAYER.INuI A'. C.l0\10 SUNDAYS '5!1 Stiver Cloud l $19,0UO ~') .. 1(.11 ..... u..d ····~·················· ttlO ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt741UICIC Coo1w VK, 1wl1111111111•. ii~· ,, "' lt1 .1l.1·... '" I 111111 & \>Ill\ I I u p 17'>.~\I( '()I 'St k :!:•!J\ij( I $1988 THEODORE ROBINS FORD Jiit.ii ••••no• OlVO COHA M h A 641 0010 1 I lllu1 I. l\pullo .! 111 , .. , \ l \hot I u111J s1.u·1 1,1!J •roo ti! :O-k\l.111. \h1l lll•lh r"'''', ..... m..i", ·••1\1 "" "''•'Ill' ~I 1 • • •I ffll~I Cadiloc 9915 •·······•·•·•··•······· • er._. County·, Bdorado Cfltter • $4466 ·m 2 dr M l'W C:nrn11'111·p1• *lC. FORTUNE Hill), t''<\'l•ll1•nt ('1111111 PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR MEW 1979 CADILLAC tmn ~:>.:-ioll 0:-<0 I' I' Ponuac·'; ~1(' 4!~1 ~ 2lxx> E. lsl Sl . Santa Ana - (714 I~ lllCMI .. We need to buy rll'un Datsun used 1·,1r:. · S Will Pay Top L>oll.1r COSTA MESA DATSUN 2M$HARBOR BLVD 54M4 I 0 540.02 I 3. /\:.:.ume m.)' lca.;e '79 ~ IOltdt'd. lo m1. lo w pa.vmcnt:.. li.e ro will lwlp Dys 556·0571. n1t1·-. •l!16-H761 ·74 1;10· New l1r1•._, .1111 fm 1• ,, ~ s tt t I l' , :1 0 m II I: s1sw1 f'1rm 6-15 t1:ui:1 Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7tl X19 1-'13t. \MffM slt'rt'O, low rnill':-.. 1·all 552·1>487, 1.1ftt•r :; pm 5.~1165 Yellow '77 Flat Xl!J Xlnt cond. Lo ml. B!ol orr. ~aft6::K>PM . t1at '73 ~ Spfder. extras. s:Km. 642-~2/IV mL-:>~. 642-6'70S ----Honda ,727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... Mew'79 HOHDACars MANY To ChooM From! UNIVERSITY oe.lllDbile Honda Ctn • GMC Tr11Cks 28SOHarbor nlvd. Coota Mesa 541.,0040 .,,,.. 9730 Saab 9760 .•..................•.. 19W Saab 9ti i::oud cond. v .. ry r lean 66,000 males Slax>toCfer 6T.J.Q64 ----Toyota 9765 ....................... '77TOYOTA CB.JCA UFTIAa< 25,496 rntl~. 4 l'YI.. fl.T . s te reo tape . mai.:s rat11.1I" C.!!llSPT hll~i S5566 * J.C FORTUNE l'onw11· G :\1 <.; :!i•() ~ 1:.t St .. Santa Ana (71415.'lR· IOOll '69 Crown Wa9on: Good cond. Good tirft. S600. E•~nin91 64~1286 ?I TOYOTA CBJCA umAcx 8.317 miles. 4 eyl. l\.T .• p ~ • " t c r e o t :1 r t· . ma)!S/rad1als (472U BY 611Zl> S6966 *J.C. FORTUNE PonUac·GMC ~ E lst SL. Santa Ana (714 )!).')R. llJ(J() Tri.... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 GTG Mark Ill <'lassie. 24 m pg , 6 c y I -6 s p ti , c us tom i nt eri o r SS.0001080 642·8450. f"1&l728 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1!>T.I Triumph 750 Bonn 73 XJ6.Silver , blk llhr 15.000 ma. $1000. 963-9233 iMreo 6 cyl. reg. gas. $6.'iOO. 6.11-0749 Save S900. 79 Spitfire ---------1 Stereo, SOK male warnty. J.g]O Jaguar XKI-; Rdstr. whtc per cond. 968-6364 .V.200 miles. Good cond eves & wknds ~lo.5-()(M2 art 4P~ ---VollsWOCJlft 9770 '71XJ6Jag,94,000 m1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS.000/best offtor 494~1 ---Mtt~•'-• 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW! • '72 El Dorado Convcrt1· ble. Ru:.scl ext. w l lx>nl' leather m t. Every opt Xlnl <·ontl S~1.000 l lht C>fr. f>.15 :121t1 1•• t'' 79 ('a d11l ac (;Qui'(' dl• Villi• IJ:Jf rf. llhr, 1111 . 1·1 u'"'" K tl'k, wire hull!>, m:t11 ) xtras3200m1l1·:.H!.ll l.>G7 /ti Seville, h1•11:r w 1 hrn vmyl lop. all ~11 .1!-., mu;.t sell nlWOl bCSl Offl•r 581.9153 '76 Cad Sev11 l l'. i"u I ly equi pped. 44.000 m a, $7495. 499-3816 1976 El Dorado. loaded. good cond. Must sell. $4600or olfer 968-0290 i9COUPEDEVILLE A.5.5ume Payment..'>. 1'\JI· ly Loaded' ( LR03ll > Dlr 64~8366 CGIDr'O 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·m Camaro. \' M. auto. p;/pb, A l<:. xlnt rond. Clean Lo m1 1<!100 1 557-1470 '75 LT: Xlnl f'Ond f''ully eqwppcd Must !>Cit am mec:L $:l!OO. 675·9747 a.e..... 9920 • •••••••••••••••••••••• FINAL 1978 O.IEARANCE! on Camaros. Capntc!-., Mont.e Carlos. Malrbus & Novas UraslH' rcdlll' lion. .. • SAVE HOW!!! COHHRL CHEVROLET ..'JQ}4 llarbor Bh d 1 ·1~T·\ \1 E:... \ 546-1200 '72 Mercedes ~L. blk o n bl k , like new . Sl4.000/oUer PP. 642·1J66 VW · llavin~ trouble sell · 1.11~ your car? Try us Top dollar · Paid for or Nol' Rnnit your ear to Jim M arano Volkswa ~en. umJ Beach Blvd .• Hunt· mgton &>aC'h ·Ask for---------Frank Manno or Tom '774.'iOSEL. Brown. lo m1 . Xlnt cond . 644·4201 Sµyj.!Jass, CdM. --- '64 22Cfi. Rblt t·nA. $2300/bsl orr Ailun. '70 VW Bus:. cslm grill. sunroof. mag whls. super rondtl1on. S!l95. Call dys ~1144, eves ~9 645-«>19 '72 Poptop eampr. xlnt ----------cond, new llres, Jst re- 900 So. Coe11t Hwy. LCllJlllMI •odl 494-1 ll I '61 MHZ dsl.. fantusl1<' ac;onable ofr will be ac- condiUon. $4800. 962·7308 «>ptcd 644-4887 aft 5:30 V~ Eves PM 1 .. !"P'"'"""--~"'!!"'~~~-.1 ~:~~!1<;.;; ~ J•i,, . ·:: .. '76 450 SEL: red wltan '71 VW Camper,reblleng, t\dtai;~~,~ velour lut. alloys: elec new brlul, $2600 or oCfer. a_ c.-·. . . sunroof. 36,000 m1. Has 6'13-<812. everything. $18,500. --------- Fallbroolc 728·3280 or 77111)C-.ttlllht Newport 673-6474. 25,000 m lies, pe rl ect me ehanlcatty & cos. ~ "' -•-'73 450 SLC, loaded, ex· ceUem eoodilion. $16..500 ONO. PP. 494-2023 . metlcally. 28 MPG, Wn·~ AM/FM stereo & tape. I 1 '61 190 SL Hd lop convt, new pnt, upbol, lmmac appear. $6500 fi rm m.12. 675-99loorm.3468 -:=.s- '66VW Bm XJnl.cond. ~1665.~. VolYo 9772 JI Allte C.... Drhe --~.°"" 1 DAYS A WIB 761-7222 Leaving • Sacnfice. 1971 3lO SEL 3.5. Luxurious Ltd Edition. f lllly eqW p. & auto. Elec. s unroof. Xlnl cond. 52500. & T.0 .P. M4-8889. ······················· 1~========~ VOLVO ...,.. 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 MGB-GT/ clean. lo m1'1, AM FM, n e w clutch, S3500 f i rm. &11·1tt6. P 11uat tJ• ....................... "77\.'I Copper a I c. 1UDniol, all utraa.•1.A>/ml. Taite over lease o r buy. IG0110aft. 4. ,. ... 975 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALIS. SBVICE AND LUSIMG. ~~ DEI.JVERY EXPERTS IAILllKE VOLVO 1181 Harbot Blvd. 008TAllESA 646-tJOJ 540-9467 OIAl'•I COUNTY VOLVO EX<1U8tVELY VOLVO Laraest Volvo Dealer In Oranp County I BUYorL~E DIRECT '78 Malibu classic. 4 dr sedan. PS. air. tJrwn w I came! int. 34,000 ml. Xlnt cond. Priced to sell at $4500. 549-16568AM-6PM, ~'STleves. 1W16 ~ Moote Carlo Landau Lo milage, fully loaded. Ml 0156 day1 549-1880 evea Fw Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 14 Novu htt•hhk, Al', I'S. l'lt, r.tduaL,, I ownr. 1m llWC', 1223~ -l!J:J 33$1 •,i) MalJl>u 1.1p•• dt•,•k, 4 fir llun» 1:11•.i•J M1111t w tl' ~7UU 111· h o•'>I 111 I <'I 1.1:. lil!J~o ll,ty' 1!11 O!i\17 l·\1.,, 'i t) Muoh· I ·J r 111. 1•\n•ll1•11t \'Ontlol hHI $1-lUO l'I' til :..~ •<'OHVAI R. 'll6, At <:. 110 hp. body hor en~ '1ck ()(ft•1 1173 ~I:!:! 114 1 'a/1n1·1· 1 I.'""' 1-'u II\ "llJCI 1.11 m1 f'.1k1· O\ 1·r L~· $11!1111111 1!'-a :io:n °""f'aer 9925 ······4r··············· ti>I fu~h & 1'011ntn Wi.:n .olllO •• 111 . ru<•I r.ot'I.. Jtl pwa . .:ti l'Ullll Oni.:rnal UWTWI S!iO() bi!) •'81~i ti7 Cl1ry-.ln :iou llurgundy \\h111• top & tntl•r Im 111.H" <IOKrn1 ~ootl on i::as Sf.SO. 77&-516<! 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CORVETIE COUNTRY! l!JToChoo."e From l!lfl.l<; To 197!1s HOWARD Chevrof•t Dove & Qut11 I Sts Nl:."WPOHT BF.i\C.:11 833-0555 SELi. 1<11<' Items "1th a D~uly Pilot C:lass1f1ed /\11 Autos, M•• - -·r- Tuesoa: '.lar 15 1919 CAIL y PILOT CJ J *J.C. FORTUNE Pontwc GM<' :..•ux> 1-: Isl St . Suntil Anu 171<1 J5..'>8· lll00 9947 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·11 Mavcnck. new p;11rll. till l)()W('r. luw mtl~s Makl'Off1•r 550 OG:n -Ford 9940 ~...., 9950 ....................... . •••..........•••.•..•. 1973FORD GUN TORINO Sport V8, aulomalr<'. pwr sl. & brakl'S, air l'Ond . v1n)' I top. p~ r Windows. i\~1 1"'~ tap1• & ralln· wheels ( 102J f'.I< 1 c&k 7913371\' $1688 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 HAR&OA &lVO. COSTA M ESA 642·0010 1'ranspar t all on tar for rent. avoid dwn pay mcnts. mt rharg~s. lax· es. I.le ete. '76 Granada. 40,W> mi. AC. AM/FM s tereo. HIM PG, blk w/blk int. exec mode l. O nly $195 m o . PP. 494-0068 '6.1 V8 eng. New tares. Needs body work. $250 a" is. CJll 675·8!i32 bl ~ n .2 ~ .... p_m_. _____ _ ORANGE COUNTY'S HEW EST LINCOLN MERCU RY Dl::ALEHSlllP RAYFUDEBOE IJNCOl..N Mt;RC HY Iii 18 flulO Cenlt-r Dr SOl-'wy t.akl' Forl'!>t 1·>.1t IRVINE 130-7000 i2 011 l'<irk !J pu~l. ~ ag Whitt'. full~ lo.1d1·d' Xlnl ' ~. lllO ti75 1; u; I .... stmtq 9952 •..............•.••.... '74 FORD MUSTANG II llardtop Coupe•. 56,225 rru k-s. auto lrans. radio. heater . n e w paint. ((Y7ll.AO> $2666 *J.C. FORTUNE l'ontinc·GMC 2!XKI .K l!-l St .. Sant.i Alla 17M)~ 1000 '67 Must. xlnt cond. new Lrans, 22mpg . aft~r 5. 400 9203 '78 FORD MUSTANG II JO COUPE 17.fm mll~. V-6. fl T . foc. air. 1> s . stereo cass. <6861'WZ6111Z) S5366 *J.C. FORTUNE Pontiac GMC 2(XXl E b l St . Santa Ana (7141558· 1000 i I Ghia, 2 dr. sunroof. vnyl lop • .a :o pil slcrt'O 1· u :. .. ~ h u r p I!' . S!'TOIJ Firm 645·96&1 Mu.'>tanl! II. ·;I (ih1a 4 l'YI. auto. i\~1 F~ R trk 1\ rl'al J::JS :.a vt:r. 52200. 714"640-1776 aft tiP M. 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Olds 98 Regency 4dr diesel. Loaded. Make of· fer. P.P. 6.11·5335 '77 OLDS 98 Regency. New rads, brakes & shocks. Pwr seats. win· clows, tilt whl & cruise 't•onlrol, A M/FM ster . Xlnt cond. SS.995. Ca 11 · 55!1-6687 ·72 Hant·hero 500. 351 r '61' :• Must. 289 hp, xlnt Slocklon Shell. F:zy -Lift sh.iJX'. martv xlni:-.. 1111-. lliti·h -Xlnt con<I $21511 pa1111 ~IHOO 111 m f'uwl what }OU want in lnl-6&46or 1137 ··12Kli ~11-i 21~ IY.it Iv 1'1 lot Classifieds PiynDUHI 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 rt. YMOUTH f'vry Custom ~ tt65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7SPOMTIAC VENTURA CH. V·K. 1i.t .. rac .• p.t> . Rall ye, 27 .000 miles, new tares. (026NOA 61C),\9 ) $3266 * 1C. FllTUllE Pont1ac-G MC 2lxx> E Isl St .. Santa Ana (7141558-1000 '78 Trans i\m, T roof. cnase root. Vel. ant. AC. ST.!00. 645·9298. -------- 3 Seal Station Wa J:on. Torquerhtc t rans. V ·II. 1u11. ~lass. <•mmass1ons oontml i..ysll·m. L/R re· mote control mir rors. /\ <.;, auto m..alac. pwr. tailgatc wmdow & dnor tocks . Pnet>d bt·low llluc Book. 76,000 m1. Sllr-J5 Can be ~n at The O:uly Pilot. 330 W. Bay St • Costa Mesa or r ail '67 1-'1n•b1rd 326 V-8. C1 r cu lal'1 0 n O e pl 20mpi:. P/S,ATconsolc. fi42 4321. l•xt. 210 <,upcr wide m~ whb . ~ body. good condi-1976 rtyrnouth 1wn StW5. PP. 6.1t-4777 Gfwt f.ury Custom '77 TRANS A M 2 Seat Sto. WfJ11. T Top SP\·ria l Edition Blue met.allJC' w/blUl' tnl t\pp .. ara n 1•e G r oup A t<:, AM t FM ~t..rt.•o, Whitt/ blut• velour in· auto .. s peed control. t<'fl•)r. I.uad e d w•lh emassaons c o n t r ol 1)0wer wmdows. pawer system, tinted gtass.p wr door locks, s te r eo. windows & locks. Priced lhoroaght.v 1nspel'ted & below blue book. 74.906 detaill-d. lm maeulatc - ma.$1595.Can beseen at READY TO DRIV E the OaJJy Pllot, 330 W. <863H.YN> Dir. Bay SI.. C-05la Mesa or 642 8366 call C1reulat1on Dt!pl. i----------642-4321. ext 210 VecJa 9974 'M Ply. Autornat1r N1·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••. tin-:., br akl':->. ballt•rv & p.11 nl $500'h -.t urr 13:1 lfl4() 74 Vl'l!a 32K ma. lk•:-.tOHer. R.10 3967 eves . 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, M•w 9800 Avtos, Mew 9100 Autos, M•w tlOO .........•••.•••••••....•.••..•..•..•••....... ··~···················· .............•.............•...........•........•....•..••••••••••.•. DON'T WORRY ABOUT UNLEADED GAS ULAR! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON CALIFO 'S #J SELLING IMPORT. •ACCORDS• LX'S • 4 DOORS -EXCEJJ,ENT· SELECTION •R. L. POLK REPORT FOR IMPORT PASSENGER CARS FOR FEBRUARY/YEAR TO DATE --~-- ,. b ONLY PfLOT TueedeJ, Mer 11. tl1'1 --------------- -''MIRE-POllllAC 10 THE IALLON" SEE THE ALL NEW 1980 PHOENIX FRONT WHEEL DRIVE EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* 22 COMBINED 33 HIGHWAY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' NEW 1979 SINBIRD EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* 22 COMBINED 33 HIGHWAY 4 SPEED WITH 4 CYL. ENG. ___;r--=~~ EXAMPLE 2£27197553917 0 LY 54295 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MOtfTI CA.ILO V-8. aulo'l:'.lran:. . laclory air $4195 c ond. & AM/FM stereo tape , power steering. power disc brakes. rallye wheels. tilt wheel. vinyl roof & wsw fires (582SPPI I 978 PONTIAC FtaHllD ISPllT V·B. auto trans . factory air $ 5"5 cond . oower steenng. Atv< radio. rallye wheels & till wheel. AM radio. power disc brakes & windows. custom interior. (769TSV). ' . - ..... ---·· -·--· llCAMIMO V-8. auto Ir ans. laclory air $4895 cond . po wer i.teering power disc brakes AM/FM t ape & camp er shell (1E 18936) 1977 PONTIAC GIA .. D PllX U V-8. auro. trans . factory air $ c ond . power windo ws. ~1"5 Landau top, AM/FM stereo. • rallye wheels & 1111 wheel. cruise control & split seat. (•21SLR~ AUTO. TRANS. WITH 4 CYL ENG. lPA ~1-lorWO "-& 1~-...... u .. - ••hm11eo "'P9 lor ---Your ...... _......, vary .,.,.,._,.,,nq ,,.. -1no lenglh & ... 11-"""""""'• Aou11 "'lj•••v ,.,..._ .. ~~be -ti.1111,... h-•v .,_ • ...., .. DRIVE ~ONE TODAY NEW '79 IRAND PRIX EPA ESTIMATES M.P.G.* 16 COMBINED 25 HIGHWAY ' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Zlf'HYI WAM>N V ·B. auro mat1c trans . $4795 factory arr cond . power steering. AM/FM stereo. wire wtteel covers. Villager • (706ULF) 1978 PONTIAC GIAHDNIX V-8 . au t o matic rrans .. $4 " 5 factor y air condiho n1n9. oower sleenng. AM radio. (157TWZ} MOMAICH V-8. aulom al1c trans . $ " factory air cond . AM/FM ~1 5 stereo. power steering & .. windows. power seats. Land au IOP. wire wheel covers. (798UBT). 1978 BONNEVILLE SIOAN V-8. auro trans . factory air cond • power steering, $7195 brakes. & windows. power seats. AM/FM stereo radio, whi tewall tires. rallye wheels. hit wheel. cruise (217TWX). con tro l . l ow mileage. 'ore. DAILY - 9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M. \ WE LEASE ·ALL MAKES AND MODELS ·-·-------------- ·1 ' I .. . ·-----· Huntington Beaeh Fountain Valley E Ollt O N I I Voar Bemetew• · Dally Newt1paper TEN CENTS· 1 VOL. 72, NO. 13S, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1979 """'!'------....-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.;..------.;...------------------------------1 l ) ? I County OKs Conunercial Car Sticker: .. . ' l Any Orang" County n·stdent who UHS a car or truck to mukt-f hia or ht•r livina will tw cxt•mp1 from the odd \'vl'n ~) i.tt•m 1aaHne alloc1tt1on u ndt'r tht: terms of an ordmann· p1t:,M'<I to day by lht: l'ounty Board o l Superv1.sors. ApplJcah on form:. for thoM~ rl' s1dents who twh..:v~ lht•y qualify ror the exem ption will be rnadl' iJ\•1ulable at u number of Or&nat: County lot•a11on11 thut will bt· "t'lt•rtt'<f later toduy. t'ounty u1dt· Hob tlwltlt-v Mtlc.I ''rhc: t·xcmµt1on Jpphei. to :.u<'h veh1C'lf':. 11~ bakt:ry trucks, to~ trucks, gardf'oer:. uod 1>lum bn~." ht· ~iud "In the ral.t< of c·&rs. traveling halesm..:n and &II tho&e who tao prove thut tht!tr vt•h1<"1e 1s vital lo th ·1 r living will ~ ~1vt.>n the :.ticker · lluntley 1.a1d th· sticker w1ll bt.:ur a prominent "C" and the Orange County seal and must be placed in the front w1.1dow or the bolder':; t·;ir Applicants who pack up fo rms ••I the l0<.·at1ons to be announced must st!nd u c heck ror $10 with the appl1rat1on llunllcy said it ha· nol yet been decided which county department will process t he appheat1on~ .. But we expect to send ap· proved ·c· s tickers out in the mail in a day or two," he said "We realize how vital this pro gram is to the operators or busi· nesses that depend on wheels " llunlley said the "C" s tacker wHI be honored on any day or the week by any service station in Orange County. But it will not. he s tressed. perm it the bearerto J.(0 to lht• heael or a gasoline line. "They will have to wail their turn, just as they do now." he said Huntley said the "C" slicker program does not apply to doc tors "unless he is a doctor who constantly drives in the course or his practice or is a d0<:tor be ing transported an a n a m · bulance " He said the Orange County Me dical Association 1s at the mome nt seeking exemption from odd-even restrictions for its members. ··But at this point doctors who practice rrom their o m ces aren't exempt," he said . Huntlev said ministers seek· ing exemption will not be blessed by the issuance or a "C" sticke r. · "Not unJess they're traveling ministers and can prove It." he said ··And there a ren't many of those a round these davs .. Odds Set Record Gfts Buy Lines 'Next Month ~ * * • Consumers Eye ~as Boycott LOS ANGELES 1AP ) n less Lhe oil companies c<tn clear ly define why ther<.· 1:, a ga~ shortage. the week o r Jun(· 4 t- will mark a nationwide b<Jycott against buying gasoline· a nd , other o il produrts . l>CIY or 1 gamzers of lh<' boyt"ott p "What we're attempting to do 1, is to gam some information on l why we in California havt' th1~ gas s hort.ar.:e. why 1t occurn•d virtually overnight. and why our government can't alleviate it," said Nation al Gas Boycott chairman Dale Smith at a news WoulG.be Abductor Sought By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ot Ille D.111' ,., .. ,Stall Huntington Beach pohce C1rc ~earchmg today for an armed man who has attempted to fon·c teen·age girls into his car twice an the past two days In a Monday incident, a 16 year-old Huntington Beach girl 1o was hit in the stomach and kic ked in the leg by the would-be kidnapper before she was able to break free and escape Police said the :.ittemptcd abduction occurred s hortly • after midnight near the interscc lion of Beach BoulcvC1rd and Talbert. Avenue. The man fled north on Beach tn a late model ~ blac k sed a n with orange I pinstriping. On Sunday, the man matching the same description pulled a gun on a teen·age girl as she was walking home from a store near Marjan Lane and Walton Drive. Police said he threatened to kill her ir she didn't get in the car. but the young woman began screaming and fled. The man re- portedly drove arte r he r and t narrowly missed running over i her. police said. Neither of the victims was in· jmred. In the Sunday case, the kid napper was driving an earlier model sedan, perhaps a Chevelle or GTO. with a gray primer paint job, police said. Police said they a re looking for a medium-built black male with long black hair. He 1s believed to be about 19 years old. conft.>rencc Monday Smith ~aid rt·1m.•M:ntat1ves of NG R. lhl' wl 1ndul>trv <ind lht: govl·rnment will prc;cnt viewl> on the ~a~ohm· :-.horltt~l' at anotht•r news t•nnfrrcnt't' Friday anll offer pc1l>S1hle M>lutiom, in an effort to av(•rt the hoyc·ott l\ssemblym<:1n Don RoJ.(c r~. R Bakersfield. will o.1ltend the. con fcrt>nce. Smith s aid, lo rl1scu~s le~1s la1 ion· he ha!-. sponsor<.'d to e<ise the shortage The legis lation, Smith said. would ena hl e refineries in California to process more fuel by relaxing some government restrict ions. Smith said the boyC'ott coul nature. 1t'.s necessa ry for us to dctcrrrum• what the problem 1:,, .. said Smith. "We may not ne<!d a boycott ir the prohlcm 1s as s1m pie as the oil companies say that is ·get the regulators off our neck and the prohlcm will be solved in two day:..· .. Rut Smilh pointed out that 1f the solutions proposed at the f''riday conflorent't: are not sC1t1sractory. the IJoycoll could take place Allhough NG A o rganizer~ hope the boycott would have na t1 onwide unpact. co·c ha1rmC1n George S hu tt s a id al wa!-. s p ecifically directed al the cr1t1 cal shortage in Califorrua. "Cahfom1anl> have nothing to apolog1.tc for in connection with fuel usC1ge, .. Shutt said "Tht: governm~·nl ha s n 't b l·cn satisfied with forced busing our s t udents. now they w;inl to force bus all of us hy ~etllng u~ out of cars ... Shull said figures compiled by the Department of Tran~portCI· lion and the Census Bureau s how that on a sl<Jle·bY·Slate has1s. Califorma ranked 4 lst in fuel usage based on the amount of gasoline used per household ··in fact. we have the lowest usage per household wes t of tht: Mi ssissippi Rive r in the con· tiguous United SlC1tes." he said. Shutt also said thal Califor- nians have s wilt'hed lo s mall cars at twice the rate of the na- tion as a whole. NG B founder Korrie G Jenn s aid the firs t run work week in June had been chosen for the boycott so that it would not in- terfere with the Mem orial Day weekend . ~ , i I I ,, , Think Again ' Bandit Has Change of Mind A would·be bandit handed a San Clemente bank teller ... a robbery mes&a1e Monday but demanded his note back and left In a (unk when the t.eller failed to follow directions and llllt.ead pressed an alarm button. "Glve me the note back and l 'U leave," lhe thug told lbe female teller at the Bank bf America, 621 N. El Camlno RHl. Tbe muttachioed bandJt, clad in a beige and orange· 1trlped 1blrt and wurlna dark.rimmed sunglaaaes. 1aatcbed t.be note back a nd fled out the door s hortly before nooe. , Tbe t.Uer told police she-saw no weapon carried by the wouJd·be robber. No money was taken in the attempt. FBI a1n .. bave been called In to lnvesll1ate the incident. • ' SURVEY ON SKATES -Cal State Long Beach coeds Mary <left 1 a nd Ka thy o· Brien donned roller skates Monday af. lcrnoon to ask motorists waiting in line for gas near Ma gnolia Street and Talbert o.t•• ...... , .... ,,_ A venue in Huntington Beach questions a bout the current crunch. They were s ur· vcy1ng motoris ts in connection with a pro· JCl'l the y <Jrc ,doing for <.1 political science tlas:-, Dial-a-Ride Service Asked In Huntington A request to implement a dial a ·rt de bus se rvice for llunt ington Heach'!> senior citizen~ a nd handicapped persnns was made Monday night hy the new ly forml'd t'1ly transportation eomm1tt~ The request wall go to the City Council wh1t'h 1s «!xpected to try to work out the pro~ram with tht' Orangt> County Tran!>1t 01!> trict ·'The ~vstcm 1!> hadly nL..:-ded 1n the city," M11d City Coun· r llw oman Ruth Hailey . a m«-mb<•r of the ~even member comm1tl<.'c "There 1s no othe r convenient way for senior citizens to gel around." About 1,700 senio r citizens re· porledly have signed petitions, citing a nc.-ed for the transportu· lion service. Valley Budget Hearing Set For Tonight Fountain Va lley city coun- rilmen will conduct a public hearing tonight on a S8 9 million municipal budget proposed for fiscal 1979·80. The proposed spe nding pro· gram is up $380,000 -about 4.3 percent -from this year's·city b'udget. • The public hearing will be part of the regular council meet· Ing which begins at 8 p.m . at council chambers, 10200 Slater Ave. The proposed $380,000 spend· in1 increase Is needed primarily to meet the cost of raises 1rant.· cd to city employee!i, according lo City Comptroller Howard Stephens. In addition, Stephens said the lncreased budget total would meet higher city operating cost!. attributed to inflation .,.,._.tor Testifi~s Waddill: Inf ant Could Not Survive Dr Wilha m Baxter 1Waddill Jr testified today th<:1t he wa~ confident the infant he allegedly strangll-<l had no hope for hfe after its del1vt.>ry following a saline abortion Waddill told an Orange County Superior Court Jury he learned of the infant 's dl'llver y two years ago when he stopped at a serv ire station and phoned Westm i n s ter Communit y llospilal after heinJ.t pa~ed Nurse Elizabeth Kennedy said the infant's mother "had abort. cd and that there had been some gasps and some s light m ove m e nt." Waddill lt.>sti fi ed "I 1Nas confined to hed Waddill has said he was anx 1ous to offer his testimony about the March 2. 1977. event m the Wes tmins ter Co m muni ty Hos pital nurs•·ry Waddill's first murder trial ended last May when Jurors said they were deadlocked 7 to 5 in <See WADDILL. Page A2> Siplwning Muhap Burns think she s~ud the baby was 1,.esa Man a li ve... Jri~ "I told them lo put the baby in the isolette for warmth a nd ad· A Costa Mesa man was burned minister oxygen... the 43-year· on his arms and race Monday old Huntington Harbour physi-arter someone lit a match to ciansaidfromthewitnesssland. help him see while he was "I didn't wa11L anything done siphoning gas in the dark. Tha as far as the abortio n." Waddill match ignited gas vapors and continued. "I didn't think the briefly set the m an on rire. baby was alive .. a nd they ha d firemen said. som ehow m istaken some agonal John Barnes. 27 . was treated signs of the dying process for a t the bum unit of the UC Irvine life." Medical Center. but wasn 't As he began testimony, the hos pitalized . a spokeswoman 43-year-old Huntington Harbour said obstetrician told the fi ve-man.' B~rnes was saved from more sev e n.woman jury that he serious injury in the 9:40 p.m o perated a $500,000 a year mishap because fire men were medical practice at that time passing by en route to a call at and concentrated primarily on the Ice Capades Chalet when the high.risk pregnan cies rather gas fire erupted near the ice than abort.ions. rink. He said his office was "one or Battalion Chier Ed Lewis said the largest praa,t.icea in Orange Barnes appare ntly was helping County," and handled 30 to SO another motorist by siphoning deliveries a month two years gas lrom his own car into ago: two or three times more de-another. Barnes' car suffered liveries than abort.ions. $150 damage in the fire. W addiU Is being tried a second After putting out the blaze and lime on charges that h~ alleged· admini1tering aid, firemen and ly strangled an infant known as paramedics continued on to Baby Girl Weaver in the af. their original caU and aided • term a th o r a n a bo rtlon victim of a broken leg. Lewis performed on a n 18·year·oldpreg-said. t nant unwed mother, Lewis said firemen didn 'l re· HI• trip to the Orange County cord the name or the person who Superior Court witness stand "helped" Barnes by U1ht1nc a was delayed for a week after de· match. fense attorney Charles Weed· "Some people Jus t don't man surrered a back Injury and know,"~ sighed Long Wait Endured 8y TOM BARLEY Of 1 ... Dall, ,.,, .. SUH M any s rrv 1cc s tation opnators in Orange County re ported th£· longest lines tn tht: history or the gasoline crisis to day as thc "odds" lined up for t ht.>1 r turn at the bus y ga:-. pumps "You ha\'t• to remember thClt many 01 these people haVl•n'I had gas s 1nl'l' last Fr id<iy ," I rv1nt' sC'rv1re st a lion operator .lot' l\rncfl'ldl sa id. "We· wen• d osed all weekend and the odd numbers m1~sed their turn at the island Sunday ··And then." Arnefeldt added, "many or the odds a re aware that some stations may be join· mg in the planned four" day shutdown that starts Thursday. We won't be closing but they didn't know that when they came here at 6 a m . today ... He said the line at his station was the longest he had seen s mce gas allocation began. Police thro ughout Orange County reported few incidents despite the long lines and com· ptete cooperation from motorists who kept ro<:1ds e1nd driveways l'lea r while they patiently waited fo r their turn at the pumps Santa l\na police reported an 1•xccpt1on 1n the line at lh(• Shell '>l'r 11 1l't' :.talion on Me mory Lani• They .. aid a motorist wh<1 hecaml' ani:iry when the drivers of waiting rar!-. refused to allow him to form u l>econd line ram med lht' cars or two driver~ who left their vehicles and tried to open the doors of has locked l'ar Police -.a id thl' moton!>t sped off when the service station al tendant ran to the telephone. T hey said they are checking a lltensc number ~1vcn them by one of the v1rhm:. Neither car was badly damaged. they said. An element of tra~cdy became pa rt or the t'Ontanum~ gasoline t ras1s today when one or seven members of a Santa AnCI family burned last Tuesday when gas stor ed in a plastic trash can in their home exploded died from her severe burns Celesuna Mendoza. 64, died in t he burn unit at UC Irvine Medical Center. <See LINES, Page A2) Or:~:Q ,:asc Weather Night and morning low c louds c learing inland We d nesd1ty a rternoon. Cha nce or early morning driule. Lows tonight SS to 60. Highs Wednesday in mid to upper 60s INSIDE TOD~ Y Uae of pilu and cocame as · on the nu and moriJ1'0M law• hove been eaHd an many $t0te1. Where ii the d"'" cult now? See Page AS. ••••• Al.,_ ,.,,,ke At ........ .. ............... CJ L .M ...... M ........ .., ( .............. c:-. Cl ~ ~·· C.-.C• • c---.. °' ........ Al ............. M ...... . .... ....... C1.J .. ,......, .. ,42 DAILY PILOT Htf Dledrirla Trial Prosecution Shows Charts 8y GAa\1 GR NVILLt: OttM 0..11,,..,...., SAN 1)1 !;;(j(l 'l'ht• !'lt-v1•n wet•k bnbt.•r , 1rlal or Ora nwt· Co unty Su1H•rv1 or R a lph Olrdnch ll('a rt'd It"' 1•nd he-rt' to d 11 y .a s 1>rv8t>cutor Mtt'h4u •I Cap1u 1 ~u,·1• ha:. d11:.1n•• ur •'ll m(•nt tu th,· 1111 ' Sclwols Losi1ig Gtu Figlit Ry n ;RKY n .AllSt:N a.1 ... O•••~ f'•I .. \1411 lluntan.:to n 8t'u1·h l> Ckt•ut1 View School f)1 .;tnc·t a pparently 1s ftghtin~ a los m"' battle 1n !>Ur· vlving the gasoline crunch With a llocations or f:8SOhne for distr ict bus es and cars already cut 20 percent by the supplying Standard 0 11 Com· pany. administrators have ai. s igned a nighttim e set·urity gu a rd to the district 's m ain te n ance yard because of fue l thefts ther<.•. Thiev es . d es c r 1 bed a'!. "somewhat exp ert in fue l s y s tem s " b y a d is tri c t s p okt>s man . s ipho n e d &n estimated 200 gallons of regular i::r ade gasoline from eight cars and four .. buses last Wednesday 'iftd Thur.;day nights . Evidence indicates thl:lt the fuel was drawn off throu~h large hoses into 5.5 g-a llon drums. the spokesm an s aid To make ma tte rs worse. the district will receive no gasoline all<wations 1n June Current a ll11c<1 l1ons ore based on lht' prior yett r '~ am o unt!. purf'hasl'd. the spokesm a n said As a l't1nserv<.1t111n t:ffort last .tun<'. lht• d1slrt<'l decided not lo purC'ha S(' g:i~olin1·. ·'This mc:i ns OcE!un V1t.-v. School D1stn<'l essentially rum. 11ut of ~as m .lune. ;.ind we havt- .., p ,. c· 1 a I 1 • d u t a t 1 on ~ u rn m L' r school kids lo tran~port." th1· s pokesman s<.1 10 "Al this tiroc. we do n 't know how we are going lo do tha t " L ast Ma y , the dis t rict purchas ed 8.740 gallo ns o f j,;asohne. This m on th ·s allo<'a lion is J .472 gallons lc!>s, the spokesman said. Traditional fi eld trips. many of the m paid for by s t u<lc:nt fond rais ing projects. may not get oul of the p:1rk1ng lot Jury Views Dan White S AN FRANCISCO IAP l Two views of Dan White. ac· cused killer of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. were presented today to his jur y -one a s ane m an who killed in a nger . another a manH.' depressive who lost control. Closing statem ents by the pros· ecutor and defe ns e a ttarney were J?ivcn today before the seven-woman. fivc·man p<.1 nel Oiamhe r 'Mixer" Slated in Valley Fountain Valley Mayor Bernie Svalslad and city councilmen will be on ha nd for a chamber of comme rce "mixe r " this Wed- nesday at Pomona First Federal Savings. The public 1s invited to the event, set for 6 p.m . to 8 p.m. at the financial institution lociltcd In Magnolia Squ a r e , 9029 Garfield Ave. Refreshments will be served. 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E a r liC'r' 1n tht> l rtal. Mr 1> Doug hty c·auM"I a m 1td sC'ns<1· twn whl•n .;ht> 11uot1·1l Hc•m111gto11 a s o nr1· 'aYlnJ.! ht> v. "" going to be. "H:1lph'~ ha1.:mt111 " On h<'r n•I urn tr111 t u lht-wit nt·~ .. stand. Mr· .. 1)11uJ.?hty adc1t-d fut> I tn llw f11 c· v. hl·n ~ht• s:11d R,•ml n~ton in lat1• 197 1 llr<•w -.o m l' hi.wk ,.,, .. 1111•1 ~ dwcks V > that • ·h1• n1uhl IJa!-.~ cash on l<1 Ralph .. Tha l te~llmuny indic·ating tha t the a lleged middle man 1n the purpo rted bribery cons piracy w a!\ d euhnJ? C':.ti.h on to DiNlrrch dre w a Sl·n cs of rnp1d -f1r e qucs- t 1ons from derc nsc la wyer James R1ddl'I H t• fut·usNI ~r~ Oou~hty'::. ""onh on l:l p(lart·nl c11:-.c r1>pJn 1·11•., lwlwl•<•n hl'r lrwl 11•-.11mnnv .1r11l her l!fi7 le.-.11m<111} lit ft1ri· th,· C'<••mtv Cir.111d .fun: thttt 1r1 <111 ll'rl P11·d11 l'11 .Hid H11~1· T h 1 n ~: ~ ~· o I \.\ 11 r" 1 • f 11 r t h • · lw..al')!t' to ask Mrs . Doughty 1r s h<' wasn 't 'tell 1ng a bald·fared Ii<>" when aC' t (1Unllng for he r k nowlcdgc or Remington's worcl1> ,ind acti<ins. Capiui a lso fle w wit~ un· characteristic ve r bal a bandon ill the defcn~e·~ lone rebuttal v.1t n!.'ss. .J atk S ick lcr . a former Anaheim Hills Inc. presid ent. S 1c klt•r heated! denied he \'Vc:r paid for e itht'r a Hawaii nr AC'a puko trip for Uicdnch anrl his wift'. lnt'L. while preo;1dent of the develvpmcnt company. · J\s Sickle r m ade his denial. Capizzi wonde red outloud 1f hP wa!)n 't "protcct1n~ hts life -long friend. Mr Oiedri<'h .. Cap1121 went "" to a sk Sickler :ihoul the car<' he use<! prepar rng rompany cxp<:nse accounts And . a s his trial s wung thr o u g h its fi n a l ~t a ~<·s . Diedrich began showing in court ror the first time lhe stra111 of tX:' ing on tn al. When Judge Tharp early in I he d<iy made a ruling a~aJOst a defen:-1e move. Diedrich began turning in his seat at the defen- dan t's table und mutte red some words. He was quickly quie ted b y R iddel who placed a hand on his shoulders as a re minde r thd't de· fe ndants in c riminal lawsuits are to be seen and not heard un. less asked lo s peak. Frort1 Page A I WADDILL. • favor ol acquiUal. Prosecutor Robert Chatterton has alleged Waddill strangled the infant because be feared a malpractice lawsuit if the infant 1u rvived with brain damage from &he saline abortion solu· lion. Weedman. however. Insists his client is innocent. He has main· tained the lnfant was dead or ir· reversibly on the verge or death by the lime Waddlll examined her. Weedman has Hid WaddUI or· dered hospital personnel to make no "heroic'' revival ef· forts bec.aUH the infant bad no hope for Ule. 11Ueves Take Tank Trucks CARSON IAPI Two 1uollne tanker trucks Wt•rc s t olon fro m lht! Southwest Tan.le Ll~a Co. an Canon. the Los An1elea ..Co.u.nly Sbuill'1 DtplH't~ ml•nt n·porfrd AlTordlot: to a w1tnt-s~. lh~ l 8nkf'f1' pulled OUI 0( th1• r11nl Surufoy urtt•r 1111i111. whlll• lht• d r1v('r' av P•'<trt·d to tx• huv1ntie lrou bit.• "h1ftini; the b1.i riAS Thi• t'Omµuny would not -.uv If ttw 10.000 gullon 1 • .111k -. 1111 lt1t· tru"k" wert> full •• t tht• t11n1· or thl' 11wfl War1Iing lssu don VdS U e W \SI 11 NC:'l'ON 1AI'1 Suud1 1\r.1t11J \\Ill light m 11H'' to l)(JOSl ~ur ic! 1111 I" u•t•s when th1· OPEC l'UI td 1m:d~ lll''Ct m 1111th But pric·t>s ma y ~o Ufl :m yw<iy and ll~c p r1:-.1ng un lt·~s Americans c·ut their l'on.;umptwn. il1·rord 1ng lo th\• SJ1111t 111I rn1n1sl l!r '\\11• thmk 11 1i. vour d uly .1~ .J \'flfl,Ull\l•r (11 n·dUCl' lht• ('1111 :.u111pl11.ir1 l o 1111' 111'-"•''l 1•0~~.1hle 1 l' v t' I • · Sh 1 c k i\ h m t• d Z ~ k 1 Y t1 m :1111 s;.i 1d 10 a n intervie w Monday "Ir you dn this . then not only tht• prwt• of OJI wi l~ not go up hut 1t m ight t•\'c n go down J hllk . Il e• sa id lf'hile Saudi Arabia wo ul<I kel'P production this ye ar <it a level of 8 S m ilht)n barrels of oil a <lay. it m ight add a sur- c ha rge lo the price of Saudi oil unless the Un itt"d Sta tes adopts conser vation meus ures. SurC'har~Ps were endorsed by the Organiz~1hon of f>ctroleum Ex po r ting Coun t ries a t its Marrh meeting nlong with a 9 percent tn<'rt•ase in 0 11 prices. Only Saud i /\rabia, a mcm g tht! 13 <'.lrtel mcm tx:r'i. has not applied <i surchurgt! to its official pr1<'e . S14 5.5 .1 barrl'I for Arab l 1 ~hl otl • * * f 'rum ,."g'• .t I UNES ... On the cnt1d h:-.t in the :,ame ward arc her daughh•r . Mana A rredonrlo. 27. a nd Mrs /\r· rPrlontlo's two childn·n. Cl<tud1a . 6 and .Juan .Jr .5. Mrs J\rrcdondo 's hus band, Juan. 27 , a nd two othrr children havl' l>f•<'n d1sch.irgcd from the GOV. BROWN SIGNS WEEKEND BILL-AJ CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIO~ING-A4 BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY-Editorial, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRISE-AS SMALL CAR SALES ON UPSWING-86 tm rn c·<'ntcr. Some or the longest lines in Orange County Wl!re reported in Cost a Mesa today T he) we n · Ion,:: at South COl:l.St Sht•ll . 3().15 Br1-;tol St.. whe re ga!> wa:. pump~d from 6 to 8 a m And a l Mesa T exa co. 2175 Ne wport Ulvd . whe r e the pumps were opt'ncd ufter a t hrcc week shutdown. City F esti·val Set Saturday 111 Hu1itington A s wa p m eet, ~ame booths and displa ys a nd a wide range of entertainment will be served up Saturday at the 10th a nnual Huntington Beach City Festival al Golden West College. T his year 's event. starting at 10. a .m. a nd closing at 6 p.m ., will be centered in the main quad with concerts in the a m· phitheater . plays at Actors· P laybox a nd the swap meet in the campus parking lot. Children's films and a puppet per form a n ee of ·'I Love America" will be pre sented free in Forum 11. Campus fields will play ~t to wom en participut· ing the stale cha m pions hip softball finals. The festival a lso wlll mark the gr o undbreaking of the Golden West Recy cling Center . The e v ent Is co-sponsor ed by the Huntington Beach Coordinating Count'll and the college . Stereo Gear Gone A burglar pried off tbe knob to a fountain Valley home's aarage door Monday, then took a pair ol stereo apeaken and some tools. John W. Pittman of 17912 Ash St. listed bis ION al $410. • ----_..-...; ----_..,.. __ ---------·--~ Conspiracy Eyed Ryan Death Probe Findings Told WASHINGTON <AP> -•Jouee Investigators s aid t.oday the re is c1rcumatantial evidence or a ··contingency cooapirMcy' · behind Re p. Leo J . Ryan's as· :sass1nation by me mbers or an American cult in Guyana. T hey also concluded a~r a s ix.month investigation lbat re· ports that a Peoples Te mple ex· ecut1on squad exists to eliminate other nationa l leaders "should not be totally discounted ... Showing their concern. the staff inves tigators d elive red their report to t h e Hous e F'ore ign Affairs Committee un· de r heavy security with police guards and metal detectors at the doors. Present al the sessio n to hear the report wert! several mem· bers or Ryan's family. including his daughter . Erin. and two sis · H.·r ... Sheila Ryan and Shannon To rphy R ya n . D Ca lif . thre e Journalists a nd a r ult de fector wer.-. shot to death at an a irstrip ne ar the P eoples Temple's Jonestown settlement Nov. 18. The next day. more than 900 cull mt>mhc r s fir e d in a mass murdf'f s u11'1d c led by the ir 11.·;Hkr .. llm Jonl· .. · "l'ht•n• I" cv1d('nC(' to s uggest .J unt·~ a nd ... om1· o f his key hc ute n ~inl~ dlSCU!>SCd and had 'Un· Two Cyclists Perish in County W reeks Two motorcyclists died Mon· day of injuries s uffe r ed 1n se parate Ora nge Co unty <'rashes. coroner's de puties re· ported. Ben Orric k. 16. of Anaheim was killed in a 7:40 p.m . col· hs1on with an auto at Kellogg Driv e and Ord Ranch Road JO the Yorba Linda area. Califo rrua lhghway P atrolmen reported. .Jamt'S Rosenblatt. 19. of Lei lla tira died Mo nday afternoon of inJurit•s suffe red Friday in a col· h s111n with un a uto al 17th Street and th<' Santa Ana Free way JO Sa nta Ana. patrolme n ~aid. Initial reports did not JOd1catc 1f f'lthc r "YClist was wearing a prote t'l1 vc he lmet. Valley Pair Arrested in Mesa Break-in C'o~IJ Mt>~a polrn• a rr<>stcd l W(I youths who u llc f:(cdly we n • :-.p1Jtll'd hurg lanz1n~ a car in an ily>a rtment comple x early today Orri<'cr Gary Wa lsh s aid ite ms sto len in previous car brea.k ·ins at a n eighboring a p a rtment comple x also were found JO th<: su~pects' auto. In Costa Mesa jail today in he u of $.5.000 bail was Gregory Scott Meyer s . 19. of 8955 Swallow Ave .. Founta in Valley. His alleged accomplice. a 1!· ye ar·old youth from Fountain Valley. was taken to juvenile hall. Wals h s aid. Police we re ale rted about 2 a m . t-0 an a lleged car burglary u'nder way at an apartment com plc x at 550 Paula r ino Ave , he said. A~ Wlfot>Nlle PLANNED SLAVINGS? Cutt Leader Jim Jones ders tanding s' to eli minate various individuals. in cluding n ational pvlitica l leade r:. ... the s laff report. concluded "Time m a y diminish the possible thrc<tl o f th•~ ractor .. The invcstagal<>r:. ali.o :.aid there h cl r c um s untlal E>vldence. but no hard evidence, that Jones had a "continaency conspiracy " to assassinat.e Ryan it the congressman could not be deluded on true conditions at the cult during his visit. • ··Pro viding som e m oderate c r1:dence to the idea or a cont· ingency conspiracy la the fact that the J one s town s uic ide· murder ritual started before the Purl Ka1 tuma I airstrip) as· s ailant." returned to co11firm the s hootings of Rep. Ryan and others.·• the report said. It s aid there a lso are uncon· firmed reports that a large ship· m cot of cyanide used in the m ass murdrr a rrive d in J o nec;town two d ay s before Hyan s visit .. Also re lated 1s the reported statem ent of :i Jonestown s ur· v1 vor that i.t'ver<Jl d ays before Mr Hyan arrived <i t Jonestown h1· heilrd .Jones s <Jy that the con· gress ma n 's plane 'might fall from the sky' ... The House investi~ators a lso agreed with the State De part· menl ·:-. con clus ion last month tha t ll had buned warnings or possible mas~ su1 c1de at the cult 1n l1u reaut'rac v a nd reluctance to interfere Huntington Accepts Summer Class Pact H unting t on Beac h C aty I e leme ntary I School District trus tees approved a contract with the 1\merit·an Le arning <.:orp. Monday to 1·ontlut·t pr1 vat1• s umme r :.chool classel> 1n d 1!> trict schools . Classe s will he o ffco rcd 1n malh('m at1cs. reading. wntmi.: and c reat1vt· arts for a ft:t! of S144 for e ach pupil Tht.' s umme r clai-.se s will lw h t·ld from June 2.'i throu~h Julo. 27 as Ion~ as a m1n1mum of i:' :.tudcnts enroll Ken H1·ndncks1in. v11·1· p n·...,1 dent of lht• Am1·nl'.JO 1.1•arnin~ C'1irp or lluntingtnn Heat h. s:.iul the firm wil l pr1H1 d c all male rials a nd tt:xtbooks for tht program The private company. wtuch will hirC> r e~ular dis tract teachers for the summer . ha~ a~re~ to pay a rent or $500 per c lassroom The number or schoob a nd their locations w1 II dt"pt!nd on t•nrollmenl . llcnc1nc k.,on <tdded T rustet' f'aula I lulSl' 1·:..i~l th•· Only nCJ!a t1 vc \ otl• S he said ~hl' h iJd n11th1nc a gainst th · propos ed pru~ram "It's JUSl that I'm not in fa-.ur of making anyone pay ror il µubht' cdUC<Jl!On .. Fountain Valley a nd OcCJn View e lementary school d1stn C'b pre viously agr eed to part1c1pate Home Ransacke d A Fountain Va lley woman told police Monday that a burglar forced open he r fro nt door. ransacked her home and took two gold rings Marlene Goode of 17085 San Rruno St told of firers the rings a re worth about. $200 in pravat .. ly operated summer progr11rru.. Regular puhhc c;um mer school p rogr ami-havl' b1·en droppe d beC'J u:.c of pas~age of Propos1- 11u11 l:J llo w11\er a .. talc m(.lndatcd :-.11 1nrnt·r '>l'hool pr<e Kram for 1•nrnuo11all} J 1H1 µh) 'l1·:illy han clll'..I P!Jt"l -.tudt•rll ~ will he hcld as u·,ual .ii l'••tcrwn School Irvine Cops Probe Killing Of Woman I\ n a t tracl r v e 22-y ear ·o ld l rv 1n t' v.o m a n w a s fo und murcln l'd in ht·r a·parlme ut by In 1n1· oohr1• Monday nig ht 'l'ht· worn.in. whose 1dcnt1ty h.1.. nnt IJnn r<>leaM·d pe nding 11nt1f1t·.1t1111I o r OUl·Of·~tate r el· .ti!\ r•-. w.1:-. lying tn a JlOQI Of blood 14 hl·n nrf11 1·r'i rr-s ponded to .1 7 2ti I> m call from a ne ighbor. pnlll'l' i.<11d Ont· source said s he m .. I\ ha \I' bt-en ~ta b~d hut this wu~ not 1mmcd1 ately confirmed. Tht.' wo man resided a t 61 C'ascadr. in a village of the Woodbridge apar t m e nt com · p lc•x. ::tt'cording to police. They said a ne ighbor con- r e rned over t h e woman 's welfare called for officers. Irvi ne 11oli cr and Or a nge County She n ff's Department in· Vt!Sttgators worked at the a part· me nt until 5 a .m today. but de- ta ils of the ir findings were not immediately av:ulable. rrc~b rron1 tlac ~arclc•t .••••• • ••• tll)Cr,~c it 011 n ~ct fin~ ot• fiucl)r eraa••tcd.ic'''clr~·· Fine /ewelty lS FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFOltNI!\ 92660 TELCPHONE 17141 644·2494 --------------- • 17 -1rv1ne EDI TI ON VOL. 72, NO. 13.S, 3 SECTIONS. 32 PAGES !County. OKs ,, l Any Orun~t· l'ounty rt>:-.iden1 1 who u:-.t'ti a c·ar ur tn1<'k to makt• I his or tMlr hv ing will bt• l' t'"''" (fro m thl' odd l'v1•n :o.Vl'llt•tl1 , g1Js Une ullo<'ut1on unclt•r t ht· te rms or an ordtntlfl{'l' pussl"(J tu ~ day by tht• County Uo..ir<t of Supt>rviso~ Application form:-fo r thO~l' n· sidents who beht!vt• lht>y lluuhr' for the e"cmptwn will ht· mallt avallat)lt" 1tt u numbe r of Or.angc t'ount)' lon 1t111n' th<•l will be :>l'h•l'tt!d luU•r tud1:1)1 , l'IJUlll Y Uldl' Uob tluntll'\ :.aul ·'The 1•>.t'tnJ1t10n 1.1 ppllt':-. lo :rnch Vl'hw lc!-. a-. htikery tru<'b . t11~trut•ki.. gard1·m'r' and plum btlf:.,, ' ht· -.met • l n I hC' l' ai.e of <'an .. 1 n1 vt:'ht1~ :.r.tles mt>n und 11 11 those WhO l'Ull r>r<>Vt• lhlll lhc·1r vt•h1('lc 1~ vital lo tht'll li ving w ill bt· .:1vcn lht• :,lH'kct _ __._ -------· ,,,.. .. • I Your Hometow• Dally New8papert , Comm.ercial Car Stickerl lluntley :.aid lhl· :)t1r ker will bcur a prom1111c•11l '(."' and the Oranl(l' Count St!ttl a nd must bf' 1•l:.1t•t•d in tht: front windo w of t he holdt'r ':, l'a r /\pph('ants w ho pic k up forms al the locution:, tu be announced must send a r he<'k ro r $10 with the a pµhcat1on lluntley-said it ht1~ not yet been det·lded which l'ounty department will proces:-. 1 ht• upplit·;1lion-. .. But we expect to s end ap pr oved ·c· s tickers out in the mail in a day or two," he s aid ·w e realize how vital this pro· ~ram IS lo the operators Of bUSI· nesscs that depend un wheels .. Huntley said the "C'' sticke r will be. honored on etny day of the wttk by nny service station m Orange County But 1t will not. h(• stre:.sed . pe rmit the bearcrto go to till' he <Ja or Cf g asoline line . "'They will have to w1ut their turn. just as they do now," he s aid Huntley said the "C" sticker program does not apply to doc· tors "unless he is a doctor who consta nll} drives in the course of his practice or 1s a doctor be ing trans porte d in an am bulance " lie said the Or ange County M (•d 1cal Assoc1at1on is <tt the I I m o m e nt seeking exempllOI\ fro m odd-even res trictions ror its m em txors. "Rut al this point doctors who prac tice fro m the ir oHi ces arcn 'I exempt,'' he said. 1-funtlev said ministe rs seek· m~ e xemption will not be blessed by the issuance of a "C" s lickP.r "Not unless they're traveling ministers a nd c<1n prove 1t." he sa id ".And there aren't many of those around these davs " Odds Set Record Gas Buy Lines .. * * * N_.xt Monah ConSumers Eye Gas Boycott LOS ANGELES 1AP1 Un less the oil comp:rnu:s c an cleur h define why the re 1~ a ga~ shortag .... the W<'t•k of June 4·!' will mark a n<iti1mw1 rh· bovcntt agains t buy 1n ~ l(<J~ollnc ·and otlit'r o il prod uc t..., s<Jy or ~an 1 z ... rs of lht.• hoy coll "What wc'rt• ttltt'rnptmg tu dc1 1 IS tu g;un ~om(' mfor m at1on on wh y we m <'ahforn1a ht1vt• th" , ~as sho rt J~l'. why 1t ol·c·urrell r Gas Leak Battled ~In Viejo \ Orange County firc ml'n and ·cre ws from the county 's t•n vironme ntal management work forc·e wen• rus hed tu M1s:.1011 VieJo today whe n g:ctsolinc bull bled to the surfarc ar1,und the: is land <ti <JO O so Parkw<.iy ser vice station Worl.cr~ attempting lo halt th1• n ow of J!a~ from the Union 7fi sta tion at 26282 0:-.o Parkway said they believed that a ruptun· in the line betwt'<·n lht• pump a n d the und e r ground tank caused the leak They said an c~l1mC1ted 90 gallons or unleade d get~ had n owed from thc· st<1t1on into th(• street by the time t hey arrived at the scene The stat1(m was closed to traf fi e while workers ust>d s1.1 nd 1n an a tte mpt to prevent the leak ing ga:.ollne from l'Otering nearby Oso Creek W orker~ said much o r lhl· leaking gasoline had e nte red st orm drains that pass under tht.• nearby San Diego Freeway. An eme rgency dam that would pre· vent further infiltrution was un· der construction v1rtuully ovcrnt ~hl. a nd why our governme nt ean "l a llev1ate 1t, .. ~a 1c1 Nat1 o n<J I Gas Boytott C'hatrman Da l« Sm :th ;It a new~ t'llOfl·rC'nc·t· Mon<lc1' Smith !';11d n ·pr1•s1·ntat1v(':-. nr NC'{, lt11· oil inctust ry and tht· j!O\ c·rnrrn•nt "ill IJfl''-l'OI ''it''-"' on I hP ga:-ol1nf· -;h•irt ag1· <•I ano1 h1•r nt.'\\'" t·1111f1•1·t·rH'l' Fr11Ja v .ind offt•r 1>0-.s1hlt• ~11l11t1ons an •• ;1 dfcirt 1(1 avt•rt lht• h<1y1•11tt ,\..,sl·mblym an 1)1in H<>l:(cr~. H Bakersf1c hl. will attend the t•on fcrence. S mith ~aid . to d1scu!>~ le~1slat1on he he:1~ s ponsored to east-the shortaf!t'. The le~1slat1on . S mith said. w o uld e n a ble refine ries in Califor nia lo prm·1·ss more rucl by relaxing some govbrnmcnt restra<'twns. Smith s aid the boycott could bl! pos lpnnc·cl o r c ancele d :dtogt:lhc•r 1r thl' i:overnment or lhi• 1111 1mlu~t ry t·ould offer an immr<li all' solutwn to the gas l' l"ISIS .. Ht'fore :.l et rl 1 ni: a boycott or Irving lo solvt' a problem of this n<iture. it 's nt•<'t·~o;ary frir u:. to dl'krmmc whut thl' problem 1:-.," s aid Smith '"Wt• m ay not need a IJoycott if the problem I!, as ~Im pit• a:. tht· oil comi.wnu:::. say th:JI is ·gl•I thl' rcg ul<1t'ir~ orr uur ntrc k and the prohlem will tw :.ol\'t:d m two dttys ' · Hut Sm1lh vrnntcd out that 1f the solutions propo~ed at the F r 1d ay conft•rc·nce a r e not sat1~factory. tht· boycott could lake pl:1cc. /\ llhouf;(h NG B o r g ani zer s hope the buy<'utl would have na· ISee 80\'COT. Pal(e i'\2) North Campus Orange Pick Spree Slated Despite the 13.300 pounds of or anges thr1t already have been l Irvin S pi c k e d f rom S ad dl eback e Uffifiler Co llege's no rth campus trees. Bus Service Plan Revived A proposal lo offe r summer bus service in Irvine is being resurreded by Councilwoman Ma ry AnnGa ido. Mrs. Gaido has been survey. ing the public o n s ummer buses. and. according lo s urvey cards returned to he r, 01any Irvine residentsfavorthe idea. City sponsorship or the buses was defeated April 24 In a 3 lo 2 council vote. Mrs . Oaido and f C ouncilma n L a rry Agran argued in favor of the service at i lhat time. l Since the vote. Mrs. Galdo , said she has b een seeking • private support or the summ er :· bus Pl'Oll'am and indicated some 1 firms. including the Irvine q :ompany, may provide financial \ • lid. Tbe ortatnat propoeal called ror two buaee that would atop at ' attracUont and neighborhoods within tbe city. The ayatem would have cost Sl? ,000. llra. Oaldo aaJd that. wtth Private 1upport, the prosram could be exp1nded to include four bulea. Tim would allow ror more fNqumt Mr'Vice. 1he said. a. -.cl that last month'• Clle awa. Pa•e Ai> vast amounts of the citrus fruit still remain. Saturday, inte rested people will again get an opportunity to pick as much as they want for just JO cents a pound. College officials say inte rested pickers should bring the ir own containers and a ladder, s ince most of the remaining fruit is on higher branc hes. Stude nt body g r oups have already gleaned $1,300 for their coffers through the charitable even t and college offic ials have been successful in getting the fruit removed. Pickers will be a llowed on the campus from 9 a.m . to 4 p.m. to pick t.O their he art's content. The campus Is located at 5500 Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. Nude Beach Talk Slated in Irvine Jim and Lynn Hensley of Ole Clothing Optional Society will be featured speakers at a meeting of Safari Singles at 8 p.m. Fri· d1y at the University Park Com· munity Clubhouse. l Beechtree Lane. The Hensleyg will discuss the latest developments in social nudism and the push ror "free" beaches ln California. The meet· ln1 ls open to the public. SURVEY ON SKATES -Cal State Long Bca<·h coeds Mary ( l ~fl l and Kath y O 'Brien llonncd roller skates Monday a f· I t>rnoon to ask motorists waiting in line for ga s nt'<.ll' Mugnolia Street and T a lbert A venue in Huntington Beach questions about the current trunch. They were sur· veying motoris ts 1n connection with a pro· Jt•ct they are doing for a political sC'1e nce cluss. Woman's Slaying Probed in Irvine Siplwning Mishap Bunis Mesa Ma11 An attract1vt· 24! y ea r old I rv i n e woman w a~ fo und mu rdered in her avartment uy Irvine pcJhce Mond ay ni ght The wom<tn . wh111>t: idenl1ly hal> not been released pf•nding not1fi<:al ion o r hUl of-Malt: rel a t1ves. was tying 10 <J (>()(•I "r hlood when offwcr!-n•:-.pondt•d lo a 7 26 pm call from a neighbor. polic" !>aid. One sour rc :.aid !-.h\• m ay have h<·f'n ~tahht•d but this wai. not 1mmNl1<1lcly confirmed Thi· woman rc.,1ded <it fil C~1:-icadt•, IO CJ village or th•• Woodbrid ~e apartment eom plex , acrnrding to police T hl'V -;u1d a n1•ighbo r con e (• r n t• d o v l' r t h c• w o m a n · !. welfan• e<•llt>ll for officers I rvinl' pnl 1ct• a nd Orang1• Count~ Sheriff's O\•µarlmcnt in vcst1gahir'-\\ork1•d :it t he ttpart ment until 5 a m today. but d., t:tllS or t he ir fincl in~~ Wt•rt: not immediately a v;ulubk A ('ost::a Ml•Sa man wa~ hurm·ll on t11s arm~ ane1 ra('t· Mflnday .1rtt•r !.omeone 111 a m;iteh to h l· I p h 1 m 'c e w h ii e he w a~ !.Jphonm~ ~as in lhl· <hirk Tht matt•h 11?nltt>d gai. 'apur ... and hrt<'fh 1>et the man on fire firrm~n said J ohn Rarnes. 27 , was treated at I ht• bum unit of th1• t '(" 1 rv1m.• M<'d1 cn! Ct•ntN. but wa s n '1 hosp1taliz1·d . a !i pokes woman s aid 'Holy War' Opens In County Court Ra rnt>s ~as set v<'d fro m more serious IOJUry '° the 9 40 p.m m ishetp bt.•cause f1rf'men were passing by en route to a call at the Ice Capudt's Ch alet when the gas fire e rupted near the ice rink Battalion Chief Ed L<!w1s said Ba rnes apparently was he lpinR another motorist by s iphoning What 1s expt•cted to be u two- w ee k le ga l battl e ove r IJOSsession of an J r vi ne Lutheran C hurc h op<•ne d Mo nday 1n Oran~e County S uperior Court S t. Matthe w Lu th e r a n Church's so-called "holy war" cente rs on a s plit a m ong the churc h cong regation those loyal to the Luthera n Church- M issoun Synod and those who wa nt lo join a less conservative group, the Lutheran Church in Ame rica. In Nove mbe r the majority <'hurch me mbe rs hip voled to sever lies with tllC' Mi ssouri Synod and refinance the St. Mat- thew's Synod-he ld debt But the re st of the congrega· lion wants to retain a ffiliation with the Missouri Synod a nd filed suit to seek oossession of about $300 ,000 in c hurc h property. "The church cannot function lo the advantage or its mem· be rs rup as it is presently con· situated," attorney Mike Bren· nan. who represents the minori- ty congregation. s aid in a recent court appearance. "The friction between the two groups has reached suc h a stage that old friends no longer spea1t to one another whe n they see each other In church." BreMan said. And continuing disputes have involved =suc h things "u11 one ' gas fro m his own car into gr oup compla ining that the another . Barnes' car s uffered othe r group 1s mowing the l<1wn S150 dama$tC in the fire when it s hould be mowing the After pulling out the blaze and lawn." he continmed. administering aid. fire me n and Or Arnold Kuntz. president or pa r a m e dics continue d on to th~ Soul.hem Califor~i~ District. the ir original call and aided a M1s soun Synod. test1f1ed before victim or a broken leg, Lewis ·Judge Ha rmon Scoville Monday said. ~hat the dis.trie~ recognizes ~e \. Lewis said firemen didn't re so-called, mino rity me m bership'' cord the name o f the pe rson who a.s the St . Matthew congrega-"helped" Barnes by lighting a t10n _ . match. He also tcst1h ed in the non· ··som e people jus t d o n 't JUry trial about the church's know " he sighed status as a "m ission congr ega· · lion ," which means its oper a r tions have bee n subs idized by Boru.la Canyon the Synod district. Brennan has not disputed that a m ajority of the congregation Extension w eigbed vote d to leave th e M lssouri Synod. But he conte nded a contract for purchase or the church prop crty stipulated that it be for a Missouri Synod congregation. The Rev. He rbert Niermann, founding pastor or the c hurch, has been on the side or the m a· Jorily me mbership and has re· signed as a member of the MIA· souri Synod. A series of interim court or· ders have set aside hours when the two groups ca n hold worship ser vices at St. Matthew and have prohibited trans fer of ownership or r efinancln1 of <'h urch debt. pending the out <See CHURCH. Pa1e AZ > ' P roposed plans fo r exteMion or Bonita Ca nyon Road to pro· vide a new access to Irvine's villat{e of Turtle Rock wiU be outlined at 7: 30 tonight at City Hall. The meeting with homeowners and other interested people was recently ordered by the City Council. The road currently ends at Culver Drive Missionarie8 Die ROME (AP) Two Italian Ro m a n Catholic m ission1ries have been killed in northwestern Uganda. Long Wait Endured By TOM 8/\Rl.E~' ot '"" D~oly Pol~ St•fl M ,, n y ., I! r v 1 c· c ... t a t 1 o n 01wrators 10 Ornngc County re ported tht> lonl:(cst llne l> in tht· l11~ton of the: j!:t~<>linl' c n s11> lo cl.I\ a~ the ··odds' hnNI up for I h .. I r I II r II <• l I h e bu., y g a :, pump~ You n.1\t' lo r1·mPmtJ1·r thal man) of tht':-.l· p1•11pl1· h;.1v1•n I h :id ga s ~ 111ct· I J st I" rt day. In mt-'>•'r\'ll't· ..,lal lOO 11pe1 a tor .Jt>l' Am1•fl•lclt -.a 1t1 ~ •. Wt.•rc dosed all WPt.•k1·11d <1nd the odd number~ m1~!-.cd their turn al tht> island Sunda .. And then,'' Arnefoldt added, · ma ny or tht> odds a re a ware t hat some stations may be Join· inli? in the pla nned four " day shutdown that ~tarts Thursday Wt.' won t be do:.m~ 'hut they d1dn 't know that whe n they cam e here a t 6 a .m tod:.iy " J-l e said the line at his s tation "'as the lon~est he h ad seen sin ce ga s allocat1on beget n. Po lice lhrou~hou t Or a n ge County repor1t-d few inc idents dt'l'llllc thl· Ion~ hoes etnd com pll'lc cooperntwn from motorists "'ho kept roads and driv«way~ l'll•ar wh1k lht') p;it1cntly waited rur their turn at t h1• pumps . Sa nla Ana pol wt• rl·pnrlt:d :Jn 1''l'l'J}l1on an thl' llm• .11 the !-ihcll '"l' r v 1 t: t' ~ l a t 1 o n on M t: mu r }' L..i Ol' Thl'Y ~:i 1d .1 moturi~t who twt·um<• angn whl'n lht· driver!. or wa1tmi: Cilr-.. n.f11M•d IO ClllllW h1 m 10 form ..i ~l·1·un d lint• rammed tht' c;1r~ or two driver'> who ll'ft tht:1r \.C hll'll'!. and tried to opl•n lht· door-. of h 1~ locked r3r Polin · said th1• motorist sped off when the ~erv1ec s t<1t1on at · te ndant r an to the telephone Tht•y s<11d they <J re chcckin~ a license number g ive n them by Ont' or the v 1ct1m~ Neither car was badly damugcd, t hey said. An element or tragedy became part or the continumg ~asohne cris is today when on e of seven me m bers of a Sant;.i /\na fa mily hurned las t Tuesday whe n gas stored m a plast1r t ra~h can m their home exploded died from he r severe burns Ce lestina Mendoza. 64, died m t he burn untl at UC Irvine Med1<•al Center. <See LINES, Page AZ> Or:n:tJ ,:_a~• \\''eatlle r Night and morning low <'louds clearing in la nd We dnesday afternoon. Ch ance of early morning driz:r.le. Lows tonight SS to flO. Highs Wedne sday in mid to upper 60s INSIDE TODA"\' Uae of ptlb and cocaine ~ on the nae and mon1uana laws luwe b~en eoaed in many stoles. Where 1s the druQ cult MW? .~e Page AS. ...... ......... a .................... ._"""" GI =L-.. ........... , ........ ..." ..... p ..... ........ -.. °' .... ~Al t . c.t. I'«• C4 ....... ··~ '*" llM(tlltt ., T ......... M T-...n ... It ....... .. . ............ -----..., ---·· A.a OM.YPILOT J Thieves Take Tank True/a CARSON IAP) Tv.·o 1asoll nt' t a nk•r truc k s •ure atolt-n from the South~ Tank Un. Co 1n Cuson. th.-IA•!\ Afll•le" ('ounty Sh.-rifl ~ lltlp•rt m e nt tta>ortttd A"rordJ~ to a v.1tnt"h. t bt' tanker:s pulled out or lht' ard Sunday •fl c.>r noon. while ON-drlv"n •ll pt.•art"CI ht hr havm.: lf"Qu bit' shifU~ lhe bl1 ra11s Lack of Hope r>r Wllllnm Dutl'r Waddill Jr testified Wduy that he w•• ('Onftdt•nt tht• tnllml h~ •lh:1&f'dly .strantclc'(t hud nu hopt• for ll fr a ftC'r IL'i dell Vt!ry Culluwlo.c u Wf'stm 1n s t e r Community Hospital ufl l'r being paged . Nunw Elaiubt·lh Kennedy said tht· Infant 'g mothl·r "had abort- ed a nd that there had been some gasps and some s lig ht move- m l'nt ," Wadt.hll lest1fied. "I think ~tw Mud lhl' baby wa:. Ull Vt• " alln" 1bortJon T ht• C'OO•pitny would not suy Ir the 10.000·tt•llon lank~ oo lht• tru1·b ~·•·rt> Cull ut lht' l1mt• of lht• ttu~ft * * * w uddill told itn Oritnte~ County SuJ)t!nor Court jury ht• lt'1u 01.'cl 11 f lh•• 1r1f11n1 ·~ 1lt•l1\t•ry two v1•1H:1 ago "'h1•11 tw !ttOll~'<f al a 1o 1•r\ lf'l' i.t ullvn nd tJhont•t1 "I ltiltl them lo put the baby in tht.-11wlt!ltt· for warmth and lid· m 1msk•r oxy~cn." the 43-year uld Hunting ton flur bour phys1 - l'litn said from the witness stand f 'ro• Paflf" I I UNES STILL LONG • • • On tht> crit11·11I h :.I m lht.• 'om,, ward art-ht•r d.1u~h11•r. Man<.1 Arredondo. 27. and Mr' Ar redondu'~ lwo children, ('laud1a 6, and Juun Jr , 5 Mrs Arrt>t1unclCJ '::. hu::.banc1 Juan. 'n. and two other children have bei!n discharged rrom the GOV. BROWN SIGNS WEEKEND BILL--A3 CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIONING-A4 BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY~dltortel, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRfSE--A8 SMALL CAR SALES ON UPSWING~& burn cenkr. :h1nk~ tht" t.:"!> ~11uull on ,., fl'Jt•hinR th~· prn111 v. h.-re the UM! of <'an. w1 II lk• t·unr111etl to .. ~o mg to work nr a JO ride · T here w ; .. , •• tv.u huur wait ttt To m ':. 1\n·1J. 59lil Warner Ave :rnd line. or f•qual length at We~· Unaon stat11111, 9525 Wa rner An· . f''o untain Valley. where the sta· lion expects to use th1: last of its gas by Wednesday The s upply will not be replenis hed until next wct>k, operators said M any s t·rv i ce !>t a t1 o n operators were appealing to motor is ts tod ay not to leave their cars parked a t the pumps a ll night with a view t o being rirs t in line when the station o pens next day J .P. Buck. who owns Buck's Union Service. 9002 Adams Ave .. Huntington Beach. said he lost a load of gas last week when the tanker truck calling a t his sta· lion found parked cars b locking the refueling point at the islands. Some or the longest lines '" Orange County were r eported in Costa Mesa tod&y. Irvine operators r eported long They were long al South Coast lines and long waits by patie nt Shell. 3045 Bristol St., where gas motorists was pumped from 6 lo 8 a.m. Operators at Bill Ragan's A n d a t Mes <J T exaco, 2 175 Arco station on Cul ver Drive N ewpor t Blvd .• where the s aid the line extended one half. pum ps wer C' opened a fter a mile from his islands to the San- three·W<'<'k s hutdown t a Ana Freeway. R<tgan expect· Motorists waiting for unleaded e d to run. out or his tla1ly alloca- gas at the Jiffy scrv1<'t> s tation. lion of <t.000 gallons of unleaded 2228 Newport Ul vd .. wen• pulled gas by 11 a m hut will ~ell from the lrnc <tnd :-.erved im r egula r unt1laboutt1 µ m m ediately Uut thos(: waiting riir Some south Ornngc County regular,,,. prC'rnium had to ~clllt· s t>rvice st<itJOn!-dC'v 1ated from do wn for :1 l!mg wu il. the generul pattern in Orange Only a handful of ser vice sta· County by r Pport1n g ~hurter lions opened for b us incs!> in lines at their pumps today Ne wport Beach today and those About 60 cars, fewer than who did unJock the pumps re usual, we re waiting a t Carey's ported the longest tines they Chevron. 604 S. Coast Highway, have ever seen. when the Laguna Beach station Operators at Tom Sh a rp's opened today. A three·block Line. Union station in Corona del Mar also s horter tha n in the past and Harbor View She ll said week . was repo rted at the some of their custo mers became Ra m irez Brother s' station, SJO impatient at the long wait and Avenida Piro, San Clemente expr essed their dis pleas ure Nol so in Dana Point where when they arrived at the pumps line:. of 100 or mon· ran, were It was the same story in Hunt· counted al local st<1t1on s The rngton Beach where 71 cars were line stretched for more than & waiting mlincwhe n operatorsat mile a t Dick 's Arco, 34342 the Chevron s tation. Brookhurst Pat 1hc Coast Highway . a nd Tal~rt. opened the pump!> "T hey're not «1ny s horter· to· at 7 a .m. day.'' comm ented an oper ator at Owner J erry f<"'oste r said his the Ortega Shell ser vice sh.1tion s upply is running low and won't on the Ortega Jlig hwCJy near 1t!> la st long 1f he is forced to open intersection with the San DiegCJ on weckt-nds. f"ostcr s aid he f"rccwuy • * * * * * "'ro• Page A J BOYCOTT URGED. • • lionwitle impact, co·c hairman Ge o r ~e S hutt sa id it was specifi cally directed at thl' critical s hortage in California . "Californians have nothing to a pologize for an connection with fue l usa~e." Shutt sa id. "The go v e rn ment h as n 't been satisfied wilh forced busing o ur s tudents, now the y want to force -bus a u of us by getting us out of cars.·· Shull said figures compiled by the Departme nt of Transporta· lion a nd the Cens us Bureau s how that on a state-by-stale bas is, California ra nked 41 st in fuel usage based on the amount o f gasoline used per household . Shutt also s aid that Califor· nians have switched to small cars ~t twice the rate of the na· lion as a whole . NG B founder Ko rrie Glenn said the first full work week in June had been chosen for Lhc boycott so that 1t would not m tcrfere with the Memorial Day weekend. O'Neill Backs Draft Signup · I d idn't wunt anything done .1:-. (.1r ... , lht• abortion," Waddill t'Ont1nut"1 "I d1dn 't think the buby was alive a nd they had i.omehow m1l>takt·n some agonal s ign:. of tht.• dying process for life · life ·· Al> he bt-gan testimony. tht' 1:1 H'ar old Huntington Harbour t1l1~klnc1an told tht• f1ve·man. :-.L•v('n woman JUry that h e Opl'rated tt $500,000 a y ear med1t•al practice at that time and concentrated primarily on high-ris k pregn ancies rather than abortions llf' said his office was "one of thf' larges t practicC's 111 Orange County." and ha ndled 30 lo 50 dcliven es a month two years ago: two or three limes more de- li veries than ahortmns W a deli II 1s being tried a second time on charges tha t he alleged- ly s trangled an infant known as Baby Girl Weaver in the af .t e r m ath of an a b o r t 1 o. performed on an 18-year-old preg- na nt unwed mother. His trip to the Orange County Superior Court witness stand w as delayed for a week after de- fe nse attorney Cha rles Weed- m an s uffered a back injury and was confined to bed. Waddill has said he was anx- ious to offer his testimony about the March 2. 1977, event in the W e s tmins t e r Com munit y Hospital nurser y. Waddill's first murder trial l'nded last May when Jurors said they we re deadlocked 7 to 5 l{l favor of acquittal. Prosecutor llohe rt Chatterton has alleged Waddill s trangled the infant hcc~1use he feared a malpractice lawsuit if the infant survive d with brain d a m age from the saline abortion solu- tion. Weedman, however . inc;istc; his client 1s innocent. fie has main- tained the infant was dead or ir - reversibly on the verge of death by the limt• Waddill examined he r ' Weedman ha<; said Waddill or. dcred ho~p1t1tl personnel to makt• no "heroic " revival <:( fo r ts bt·caust~ the 1nf<1nt ha<I no hope for hfc Ransacking, Attack. in Laguna Cited /\ 32-year·old Laguna Beach woman w a s bound a nd blindfolded early today at gun. point while a man ransacked her apartment and sexually assault- ed her. police said. The incident bei;:an shortly before midnight . police said. when a man broke through the door of the wom;1 n's apartment Th~ s us pccl ~ra b bed the woman, thrt'W hl'r to the ground a nd blindfolded hf'r with a pair of rtance leotards owned by the vie· tim lie tied the woman's hands behind her back with a stereo cord . threw he r on the couch and s truck ht•r on the head. police s;1id . "In fact, we h ave the lowe1it usage per household wes t or the Mississippi Ri ver in the con· tiguous Unjted Sl ates." he said. ORANGE COAST WASHINGTON <AP > -House Speaker Thomas P O 'Neill says he favors draft rcglstrat1on, and su ggested he thinks women should register as well as men. .. Personally I would be for it," O'Neill told reporters Monday. :·1 thj~ we should have r eg. 1strat1on for u se in a n emer gency." Whil e th e w o m a n l ay . b lind fo lded , th e s us pec t 'ran s acked h e r apa rtme nt . Police said the suspect then sex ua lly assa ulted t he v ictim Police did not describe the nature of the assault. DAILY PILOT T~ 0roltft0r (M\t 0.Hy POOi, with •ht(",, tOM "4"'"' ffw ~ Prt.-\\, ,,.°'*IUWO tty tNGt"(lll"lOo Co.\t ~•wwnoc~., ~'-••..e.,~.,,. puOH\~ ~ •• thtOVO't frtOAy 'Of (Mf# M,.M, N,.-oort °'"«". H~11ncnon &.Mh F~ l•l"Y•lf•'f UV~ l~~._h'~l ... (Olt\I A ''"O .. r~1..,1tt0ftt\~1UWOS..,t1td•'f\"""" '4.nc)Af\ l,_ 0-U'l(l(Mt PV'b4i\~f"'O Pl•f't I\ •t JJO W~t ff••S4"""' (O\I• Mfeo\• C••••°""'"'',.16 ' .. -. .. _ p,,.,.,. ... f\d """'•\l'lif!• , .. _ .. , ...... Vlf• flft"\ldefll •no G--,.,., ~~· "-·111 ..... £d•tOt '-··"'-Mil ........ CdilOf o.. ....... I.Mt "'~, ... " A\9o•"t•l\t IMt\ffl,,. [_~1rw, CIHelfled Adwertl11ftttq.M71 ~'°"' "'""c1o-·~ •tMeOO O 'Neill made clear he would not favor re newing the draft itself. Asked if women should reg. aster. O'Ne iJI said, "Seeing that m y last two appointments to the naval academ y we re women, I would have lo say my thoughts would be lo go down the same road." F,....P~AI CHURCH •.. come of the trial. The trial first started before Judse Robert Todd last month, but a mistrial was declared as tealimony opened after the Judge met with both attorneys ln his chambers. RU88 Ships 'Call' TOKYO <AP ) -A Soviet of· flcial confirmed lndlr~clly on Monday that Soviet w arships are calUnc at Vietna m '1 Cam Ranh Bay, site of a huae former U .S . air base. Kyodo news aervjce reported. When lhe s uspect fled after the attack. the victim managed to c r a wl on her s ide t o a ne ighbor's apartment to report the attack. Police received the call at l 45 a.m . T he victim was treated al South Coast Medical Center ror cuts. abrasions. lacerations and a knot on the head. Police arc seeking a descrip- tio n or the suspect from the VIC· tim today. Jury Views Dan White S AN FRANCISCO CAPl Two views of Dan White. 8C· cused klller of Mayor George Moacone and Super visor Harvey Milk. were pre11ented today to h is jury -one a s ane ma n who killed in anger, another a ma nJ c depreujve who lost control. Closinc atatement.s by the pros. ecutor and defense attorney were given today before the seven·wom.n, five·man panel. I ' . --------- O•oly Po lot St.II P ... le 'Shady' Sehooli119 A m ythology class a t I rvine High Sl'hool m o \ ed to ~had) outdoor spot Monday as a me<t ns o f escaping hig h 1n51dc: t e m perntures broug ht on by failure of air cond1t1omng system. The system may be repaired by Monday, hut rw one 's holding his breath . a !->Choo! official ~aid toda~ Park Names Panel Faces 8 Decisions What's in a name? Mcm~rs of t he Irvine Com munityServices Commission will a ns wer that question Wednesday nig ht when they ('Ons 1der nam- ing eight parks m Northwood Deanna Mannins:. dire Nor l)f community services, has ma1!(• t hree r ecommcnc.Jat1oni. on g uidelin€'s for naming the park:. Spani s h n<im es r o1 Oran gewood a nd Mo untain View. -Names of Indian tribes that settled in the Pacific Southwest Trcl' nam <:s !>uc h that pMks ... houlrl bl· num1·d aft1·r gt•11gr:.iph11·al or htslor kal plat·"" or t•11 t•nL'> an<l nut 1n honor of 111dt\ 1duals . Thr 1·omm1s~1011 will mc•l't .i i 7 JO p m ..ir <'1t y ll:t II In olh<•r hu~1111 ·•,:-.. 11 will c1m s1dC'r rec·umrnl'nclt•rt rh:.ingei-in polil'ies relatinf! to n •nt:.i I of l'lt.> owne d m t•etin ~ <ind s po rt s facilities and continued dt!> cuss ion of plans for an SIS million rcc reat ion park nPar lht' San Diego Fret.-way and .Jamhorct• Uoulev:trd. pro1 . .>0c,ed bv J\ re h1tt•r lure' 0Ps 1g n M anag r·mf•nl Anaheim Think A.gain Bmidit Has Cha11.ge of· Mind /\ would·bc bandit handed <1 San Clemente h<ink lL·ller a robbery m1•ssagc Monday but demanded his nvt1· bac•k :ind left in a funk when the teller fa iled lo follow d1rect1ons <.1 nd instead pressed an a larm button. "Give me the note back a nd I'll leave," tht' thug told the fema le teller al the Rank of America. 621 N El Cam mu Real The mustach ioed bandit. clad in a beige and or<ingc striped s hirt a nd wearing dar k-r1mmPd sun~lasl>c~. snatched the note back and ncd out the door shortly before· noon The teller told police she s aw no weapon carried by thl would-be robber No money was tak<'n m the attempt 1'131 agents have been called in to 1n vcst1~ate the incident. .. 'Sun' Day Set at UC Irvine Whe ther the s un breab through the overcast or not Wednesday wUJ be Solar Earth Day a t UC Irvine . Highlighting day.Jong ac· tMlles will be a talk on tbe future of nuclear enersy by state Secretary of Resourcea Huey Johnson. Johnson, a Brown administra- tion appointee, will speak at 12:15 p.m. in Gateway Plua. The talk is entitled "The End of the Nuclear Dream -the Pocen· lial Emergency of a New Age." Exhibitc; on solar ener gy and othe r environmental matters will be on display in the plaza between tO a.m . and 3 p.m. There also will be music, slide s hows and environmental films. Solar Earth Day is sponsored hy two campus organizations the Irvine Environmenta l Coali: t ion and Campus Organizations Services • Sponsors say the purpose of the event 1s lo inform the com· munity about a lternatives to traditional ene rgy sources and en vironmental issues. f 'ro• Page A I BUSES ... vote came before the start of the r urrent gasoline shortage. She hc li€'ves those who voted against 11 may now havt• changed their mind~ Most of those s urveyed by Mr!>. Caido said they would be willing to pay a 2S·cent fare to ride the busl's ··People think th;Jt 's rea~onablc," s he said. Mr., CJ1do s aid the city- -;ponsorc-d system could work as .1 ··rl'eder" to Orange County Tran 1t District bus es that run .. tlon~ Culver Drive and to UC 1 r v 1 n l' Hus e s <J Is o w o u Id trans prirt n•~idl'nl!> to city parks and other .Jttr:.ict111ns S ht• '>tt1d thC' :-.'·~tl'm would be particularly ht•ipru1 to Tur tle Rork res11lt•nls. such as herself. whn a rl' 'tsolatt·d ' fro m other ,Jrf«I:-. of thl' e1ty .\1 r .... (j;11ol11 anrt Ag ran plan lo prt''t•nt 11·11Jmmcn<1:.it1ons ''"the prnt!r.im to 1h1· ent1rl' cCJunc1l ,\1.1 ) :!2 Unite d Airlines Canct·I~ Flight~ DF:NVER <AP I A l> rn <i<•h1n1~b · union negot iators ...111d1<·d the lates t oHe r from United A1rl1n.-s, the C hicago- b:i ct1 air carri<>r extended its 1·anc-ellat1on of scheduled flights throu~h Ma y 26 t-'edl'ral me diators said Mon- day they sa w no imm ediate solu- tion to the walkout. The strike has idled the nation's largest air ca r r1l'r since March 31. Fire Season On F n ESNO c J\ P l The state Dl•p<1rtm~nt of Forestry offi cial- !\ proclaimed the start of fire ~··u .,on tod3y in the San Joaquin V:i I l<•v and !>OU the m Sierra N1•vad:.i from Mariposa County "uul h As 1r lo underline the increas- 1 ni? f1r(' danger. ahout 8,000 ;1crt•s of range land burned Mon· day in PaOO<'hc Hills 10 miles v.('~t of I-<•" Udnos '·i11 i~ ~cu§on-.1•ick her a diamond •·rc~b Fr«••n the J.(artlc •t •. ••. • ftn(' /ewe1'y •••• ~cr,·c it 011 a ~ct.fin~ of fi11cl)r ~rai•tcdJc,,•clr)r• IS rASHION ISi ANO • NEWPORT BEACH CAllfORNIA 92lot10 TELEP HONE 111•1 f>U·2•9• , 17 • I l. Laguna/South Coast LDI T IO N J l'our llometow• Daily NewtiJpaper1 VOL. 72, NO 135, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES i TE~CENTSl l1 ____________ _;.... __ ..;...;;..;.. ____________________________________ __.;.~~~----~.;..;..;;.~~. f 1 County OKs Comniercial· Car Sticker:! . f An Or1111..:,· t'ounl y rei.11Jt'nt t who Ui.t'b u n u m trul·k 10 makt• his or hl'r h\ tn,:t will tw t·~··mpt fro m tht< odd l'Vt'f\ ,, ... 11·111 ga~llnt> allo<·otwn u n1l~·r th, terms or an ordin;.1nl'c pu ...... l'd lu · d ay by tht• Count) lfoo11I of Supervisors Application forms for thuM' n· s1dents who believe the qutshfy ror the exemoho11 will be made '" ,11l11hl1 ,,, u nun1twr uf Or11n1-tl' Counl\ lu1·ut1un' 1h.1t will lw -.t•h·rtt•d l<itt·r 1od<1) 1·111111t v aich lloh llu111h•\ .... 1111 'I hi' 1·\\'ITIJ•IH1n JJIJJht•' 111 -.1 11 h '1•1111'11·~ ;.-. hal-.1·n I rul·k., to -.. tru1•k:. ~.irtl1'n1·r' J.nd plum hen. · ht· 'J1d '111 lh1· l'&M• of l'JI''· 11';1\ l'f111g ''"l"'>llll'll Jnd JI! lhu't' v.hu 1·<111 JJrt>Vt· that their q•h1rlt.> I' vii.ti tu lhl'll h\.lf\g will bt: ~l\li'n tht' !>t1t·k1•1 tluntlt•> ~.11cl the :.ticker wrll ht·iir a piomrncnl · c·" and the t>r.111.,:t> rount\ 'eal and mus t ht' plu,·t>d in the front window of the holder' t'<ir A ppl1 ,•ant' \\.hu pick up forms .11 the loc·atton.'> to be announced m U!>l sN1d a check for S 10 with ttw apphcatton llunllcy said 1l Ila~ not yt't been decided which ,•ounly departml•nl will process the applic•atwns "But we expect to send ap. proved ·c· stickers out 1n the mail in a day or two." he said "We realize how vital this pro gram is lo the oper ators of busi- nesses that depend on wheels .. Huntley said th<' .. C .. stacker will be honored on a ny day of t he week by a ny ser vice st ation in Orange County But 1t will n~·t . ht' s tressed . permit the bea rerto go to the hcao or d gasoline line ·'They will have to wait their turn. JUSt as they do now." he said HWllley said the ·•c" sticker program does not a pply to doc tors "unless he is a doctor who cons tantly drives m the course of his practice or 1s c.t doctor be 1ng trans ported 1n an am bulance " He s aid the Orangt· County Med1 cul Assoc1at1on 1i:. al the . . I m oment seekin ~ exempt1onJ from odd-even r estrictions for its members .. But at this point doctors who p r actice f rom the ir officei. a ren 't exempt ," he said. Huntlev s aid m inisters seek 1ng exemption will not be blessed by the issuance of a "C'' sticker. ·Not unless they're traveling m1n1sters and can prove it," he sa id . "And there aren't many of those around these davb " Odds Set Record Gas Buy Lines r . Think Again &uulil Has Change of" Mi11d J\ would·lw> ba ndit handed a San Clemente ba nk teller a robbery ml•ssait(· Monday but demanded ha" note bal'k a nd left rn '-' funk when the teller failed to follow d1rect1ons and msli.•ud prcssC'cl un alarm button "GivC' me the note back and I'll lt·ave." the thug told thP fcmulc teller al th(• R:ink of America. 621 N F.I Cci mmo Real T hl• mu~tachrOl'd b1:1nd1t, rlad 1n a beige and ornnge s lrtp<•d s hirt and wearing dark rimmed !>ungla~'-"'· sn::t tched tht• noll' lwck :.ind fled out lhl' door !>hortly h(•fore noon ~ T ht• ll•ller told poll l'I' 'h<· 'aw no "'c·~r pon c ci rr1c·d by t ht· ~oulct lK· r<>hht•r ~11 monl·y W<i!> t<iken in lhC' cifl empl !-'Bl agent~ have lwf'n l":.tll!·d rn t111nvt'~l1gatt.> the 1nr1dent Long Wait Endured By TOM RARl.EV 0t ""' 0 •11• P•IOI Sl4tf M 3nv s er\•1ce s taL1011 111wrator~ rn Orangl' County r•· pnrtt•d th<· lon111·~l 1101·~ in tlw h1 st11ry of tht· s.:asolinl' <'rl!>I.., to day as th1• .. od<h" llnctl up for th1:1r t urn a t LIH' liu ~y g<1~ pump!>, ~ Laguna Woman "You havl' lo rc·rnl'mbt•r lhal manv of tll~M· pcopll• haven't ha l1 · ga~ 'Ince last Friday," I rv1nc scrv1c•t· st,1tion opcrat11r J oe J\rncfclclt ~ard "We were c·loscd <111 we1•kl·nd a nd the odd numbe rs missed their turn at the island Sunday Bound in Assault .. And then." Arncre ldl added. "m a ny or the odds are aware that some stations may be join- A 32 yc1lr -old Lagun;1 0<'ach woman wa s bound u n d blindfolded early today at gun· ' point while a man rans acked hf'r , a pa rtment and srxually assault ~ e dher,pohCl.'!'>aid , The m1·1d1•nt hcgan ~horl ly before midnight. police s aHI , • when a m~•n brnkc through th<· door oftlw "'orn;.1n '!'> cipu rtrncnt T h e ~11·.p1'l't gr::ibht.<d thr: woman. tl1rt•\'. ht·r to I h<' s:round and blin:'i,1ldcd hN with a pair of danCt• lt•t\l~ll"d!> Qwnt•d by the VI(.' tim He ti ·d th(• woman·!'> h:lnds hehtnd ht·r back "1th a sterec1 cord. thrf'w her on the touch and struck hl·r on tht.' ht: ad. 110llN· said • ing in lh<' planned four" day W h 1 I c 1 h e w 11 m., n I a Y shutdown th.it :.tarts Thur~day bl1 ndfoldetJ. the !>Us p ect We won't be closmg but they ransacked h er a partme nt didn 't know tha t whe n they Polil'e s aid the s uspect then sex came here a t fi a.m. today " ua ll v assc.tu lt ed the victim d h 1· h · P olice nicl not describe the Ile S<.11 l e tnc at as stallon wa~ thl' lon):(cst he had seen n<il urt> of the :.t!>sault since ga!> all11l·atinn hc·~an When the suspect fled after Pollcl' throughuut Orange thl· all<1ck . the victim m<1n<1gcd Count~ r('ported h·w 1nc1dcnl)> to n:rwl 'in hl'r s ide to a rlt•!>pitc the long hn('s and com neighbor·~ upartmcnl to rcµort plt'le l'OOJ)('rat11in from motorists lh1· allack who kept rmlfls and driveways Police received the call a t I 45 t le:Jr while lhi.•y p;itiC'nlly warted a m for th('ir turn at the pum ps The victim was treated <1t Sirnlll J\na P'>h<'c rt'portl·d 1:1n South Coast Medical Center for exception in the lrn(' at the Shl·ll cul!>, allnision:-, la('crnt1ons and M·n·icc !'>l <ation on Me m ory c.t k 11ol nn the ht· ad Lune f>oliC'<· an· :-1•1·kinJ.: a dcscrip T he y ~a 1f waiting c·<H!> refused to allow h im lo for m a second line Siphoner Burned In Gas Explosion rammt!d tht· cars of two d ri vers who ldt their Vf!h1clc!'> and tried to o pen the door~ of h1~ locked car f'o hcc· said the motorist sped off \\hen tht· .scn·rce ~talion at- tendant ran l<1 the telephone CSee L INES. Page /\2) A Costa Ml•su man v.as hurned on his a rms :.snd face Momtay a fte r someonr h t a match to h e lp him sec while h e was s iphoning gas in the dc.trk. The match ignited gas vapors a nd brtefly set the m a n on fire:. firemen irnid. J ohn Barnes. 27, was treated t al the burn unit of the UC I rvinc Medi cal Ct:nle r , but wa sn 't ·•hos pitalized . a spokeswoman s aid. Barnes was saved from mo re serious injury in the 9 :40 p.m, mishap because firem en were passing by en route to a cc.tll al the Ice Capadcs Chule t when the gas fi re erupted near the ice rink Battalion Chief Ed Lewis s aid Barnes apparently was he lping a nother motoris t b y siphoning gas fro~ his own c a r into ·another R:irnt•<,' car suffered $150 damagt• in the fire J\fter pulttng out the bla?.t! anrl acl m1rusle nng aad . fire men and paramedics continued o n t1> their original call a nd aided a victrm of a broken leg, Le wis said Lewis said fireme n didn't re· l'Ord the name of lht· person who "helped " Barnes hy h~hting a m:itc h. "Some peopl1• JU St dl)n 't know," he sig hed Russ Ships "Call' TOKYO •AP ) A Soviet of· f1 c1al confirmed ind1reclly on Mo ndciy that Soviet warships a re calling al Vietnam 's Cam Ranh Bay, s ite of a huge former U S a ir base. K yodo news service reported Thieves Take Tank Trucks CJ\RSON 1 AP) Two gasolin<' ta nker trucks w ere s to l en from t h e Southwest Ta nk Lines Co. in Carson. the Los Angeles County She riff's Depart· m enl repoJ1C'd. Acl'Ordin~ to a witness. the tankers pulled out or the yard Sunday after noon, while the drivers ap pcare•to be having trou· ble shifting the big rigs The company would not say if the 10 .000-gallon tanks on the trucks we re full a t the time of the theft. ~·.Laguna Teachers Shun t ,1 In the wake or s talled salary ' negotiations, a Laguna Beach teachers strategy group moved . Monday to begin a boycott or SO· ' called additional duties teachers are asked to perform throughout the 1-chool year. The boyoott means instructors wlll no longer conduct after school activities, such as choral pro1ramt, Oeld trips and school dances or attend various com- mittee meetlqs not directly re· lated to teachln1 in thJ clauroom. .. At the varioua schools, teacben are drawing up Usta or duUH they feeJ are additional to actual teachlnc." Faculty AB· soc:htlon President Lida Campbell sald Monday nl1ht. ·.4•1utu1u., .•. "There are many things we've been asked to do during the day in addition lo teaching." The move comes as teachers are locked in a salary dispute with school board m embers. T eachers are asking for a 6 per- cent pay hike. while board mem· be r s are offering a 3. 7 percent increase. Mrs . Campbell indicated teachers decided to hold off a strike vote that had been pre - dicted for Monday and instead voted t.o pursue the boycott. Sh_e estimate d 75 pe rc ent or the teachers wtll back the boycott Teache rs believe the move may show board members and local resid ents that ·'things a ren't running os smoothly as they appear." The faculty group also voted to file an unfair labor practices charge against board members on the basis or a verbal wage of- fer instructors c laim was made b efore negotiations formally began. Thal offer would have given t eachers a 3. 7 percent raise retroactive to July I and pro· vided for r8lses up lo 6 percent In the 1979-80 s chool year. de· pending on how much money was available for salary hikes In next year 'i1 budget. "We asked the m' to put it in writing before we re!'lponded to it." Mn. Campbell claimed . She asserted that board membe~ would nol put It in writte n form Bl11f•bird Bfltt·I .. Al'rial µholog raph of La guna Hearh '- Hl 111·b1rd C 111y1 >n s ltdt• a rea shows f:!rudmg work l·nntinuin~ Ill un effort lo s hore up I h1• muv111g land Hlu<'b1rd (';rnyon Drtvt• 1s al tht' top and .it ll·ft 1:-. thl' poinl when· Orio It· lk1 \'t' or1t·1• Pnt <'r<:d lh:.tt :,t r eel Re m;.i1ns of Oriolt• l>nve where 1l was sevt·n·d "·" the <kt l lanri-.lirt,. ;tre at lhe I)() t I () m l' I I \ fl ff IC' 1, ti ' w 111 ml'(' I \.\ 1 l h fl'dt•ral <•Uth<int 11· .... Thur .... diJ) to detc-rm11w 1f "'ork n1·t.·<lt'cl to '>hOl't' up l<.ind n1•:Jr Meadowl;,i rk l.:11w "ill bC' paid h' thl' fl'dt•ral gm l'rnrnt•nt Etirth mm cm1·nt l<t !>I wcekt'ml 1n ttw t'X('U \.ti wn art· a n ·H·ah'd uns lablt• land ups lop1• tlwt thrcatt·ns two Mt•<Hlowl<Jrk Larw hiunvs Sycamore Projects Set ~11a Council lo Award Exclusive Rights By WlU.IA~ flODG•. Of llW D.il• Pllol ~IAll Lag una Rt·ac•h <'llV t nun c llme n are POl!'>l'd to awarrl ex clusivt• ncgol1at1nl! right~ for de velopmenl nf pr1m1• Sytamn re llills land to nnc of thret• fi rm' \'ytng for lht• privrle~c Councilme n heard rough clrnfl development propo!>ab from lhl· three fi rms Monday and rnd1 cat ed hy a 4 lo I vote• that they would ;lward negotiating rights at tom ght 's reeular meet in~ Consumer Boycott Of Gasoline Asked I.OS ANG l::l.ES c AP 1 Un less the otl compamcs can clear ly define why there 1s a ~a~ s hortage. the week of June 4·8 will mark a nationwide boycott against buying ~asol1ne a nd o the r 0 11 prod ucts. s ay or gani7.ers of the boycott "What we're atlemptmg to do rs to gain so me information on wh y we in California have this gas shortage. why it occurred virtually overnight. a nd why our gove rnment can't a lleviate 1t. .. s aid National Gas Boy('Oll cha ir man Dale Smith al a ne ws 'E ' conference Monday Xtras ' Smith said re presentatives or NGB. the oil industry and the governme nt will present vie~ until teachers BJ'lreed to 1t District Supt. Robert Senc his m a intains that teachers huve 11c- tually been offered 5 percent in c·rease since teachers aJ(reed to a I . 3 hike in fringe be nefits earlie r th.is ye ar. .. Sanchis has s aid the district cannqt afford the r aise tea che rs are seeking based on budget estimates for next year He was not available for com- ment this m o rnin g on the teachers· latest move to boycott additional duties Tht-wage ta lks have been s ub· milted lo a s tatr-appolnled fact finding board. com posed of three members. to review the case and make udvisory rccom .mend utlons to the two groups on the gasoline s hortage al a nother news confere nce Friday and offer possible solutions in an effort to avert the boycott. Assemblyman Don Rogers. R· Bakersfield. will a tte nd the con· fe rence. Smith said, to discuss legis lation he has sponsored to ease the shortage. The legislation. Smith said , would enable r efine ries in California lo process more fuel by relaxing some government restrictio~. Smith saJd the boycott couJd b e postponed o r canceled altogether if the government or the oil industry could offer an immediate 5-0lution to the &IS crisis. "Delore starting a boycott or (See BOYCOT. Paae All \. <'ount·1 lwoman Sally Bellerue 'Oll'd a)!ainst tht• movt'. asktn~ for more• ttml' l1l c;tudy th<' plans 'ubm1ttf'd by Aaywood Dl•ve lop- m r n t (; n1 u I' a n d C a d ti 1 :s c f''a 1r v 1t•w llomt•s West of Nt•wport Al•:wh. and Robt'rt P Warmington Company of Irvine . R <'prt•se ntat 1 ve~ of various 4•ommun1t y itr oupi,, including th1• Lag unu Greenbe lt a nd rllage Lag una . a ls o asked rSee LANO. Page i\2) Or:n:cJ ::asl \\ea&laer Night a nd morning low C'louds t lcaring inland We dnf's d ay a ft e rnoon . Cha nce of early morning dnzile Lows tonight 55 to 6-0. Highs Wednesday in mid to upper 60s. INSIDIE TODA\" Ilse of pills and cocaine ts <>n the nse and man1uano tows have been taaed 1n mor1y states Where ii the druQ cult now' See Page AS. ladex Al \'Wf Wvltt At IM1... II ...... ~ .. Q I. 1111, .. ,. .. ......... ..., C .. ltenll• M ~ C4 Cle..._. ct-IJ CtMtu • (,...... . 0..-...... ., .............. ................ ,. ~....,._. Ct.ii .. ,..,.. .,. ' .. .42 DAIL V PILOT LISC Clemente Split on lanning San Clt>mf'ntt l'lt y Coun<'ll members are 1pht on whelher lo n1mr a MW 11lalf' or 20 <'lly rom mlaal~r• or Imply mallt" J> polnlmttnl11 to hll nine c.-om ml11lon lt'rmt-1 lh4it wlll t'ltp lff' June 30 Tht>re &N" 20 posts on Ult' t lt y's plannloft, pulls. t rarflc a nct 1rc hilt><'lurul r<'v1ew pnnt•b Counl'll mt•1r1bc r K nrollnl Koeste r ia nd My rtis W•ant"r blVt' indicated tht>y f atVOI llJ' polntment of .1 lll'W i.latt' uf pane l me mbt•rs But Muyor Koy tl11mm und Counellm1rn H1 l·h111rd Ahlman llld lhey favor llf)JM>lnlm 'Ill (If po~sible rc•appoant nw 11t or only the ·nine comm1~s1ont:ri. whu~f' posts expire June JO Councilman Edwa rd Kalsched a ppears to be the s wing vott! on the issue. Kalsched said Monday he has not decided whctht:r he ravors a ppointment of a new sla t e or t'ily a d visory pane l me m bers The council plans t o tuk1• uft the commission appointment ·~ sue early m June. "It's my opinion tha t then· 1~ a strong feeling on the council to ask for l:.I blank <'t re1>lgn alion fr o m a ll c urr e nt c u m missione rs," Mrs. Koester said. Mrs. Koeste r said the council would then accept a pplications from commissioners who wish to reapply and from the m a ny resi- dents she says h ave e xpressed a great interest in local govern- ment s ince the April 24 spec ial council e lection. Two Pla nning Commission members whose terms will ex- pire June 30 a re J a m es Chase a nd Willia m Gr eenwa ll. Both say they have not yet decided whe ther to reapply for their posts. Mayor Ha mm said he has been "very satisfied" with the current Pla nning Comm1ss1on m embership City Clerk M ux Oerg !.<ttd othe r terms tha t wi ll c xp1 n· June 30 inclu<lc those of Park!> a nd Recr r•a t1 on Cumm1:-.swn m embers Or. Joe Glenn Co~~ and Larry Poolc·r. T ri'lff1c i:lnd Parkin~ Commission m cmhcr!, Howard Dauer , Paul fo'lak and Le on Riley and Architectural R e vie w Boa rd m e m ber s Dwayne Be rge r a nd Wayne Mc Murray Be rg said c ity r esidents 10 terested in applying for the posts must s ubmit their n ames no later than 5 p.m . May 30 at the City Clerk's Office. 100 Ave. t>resido Front Pagr ,t I BOYCOTT. • trying to solve a problem or thl!, _ nature. it's necessar y for U.') l<• determine what the pr_obJem •~." said Smith. "We may not need a boycott if the problem i!. a!. sirn · pie as the •>ii c·ompanies ~ay that is 'get the regula to rs off uur neck and the proble m will be solved in two day~ · .. But Smith pomted out that 1r the solutions proposed at thl· Friday confe r e nce a re not satisfactor y . the IJ<>ycotl could ta ke place Althou~h NC B o r ganizeh hope the boycott would huvc na tionwide impact, c<1·cha1rman Geo r ge Shu tt s ~11d it was s p ecif ically di reeled at lhe c ritical shortage in California "California ns have nothing to a pologize for in connection wit h fuel usage," Shull said. "The gove rnme nt h as n 't bee n satisfied with forced busing our s tudents, now they want to force -bus all of us b y getting us out of cars.·· Shult said fi g ures compiled by the Department or Transporta· lion a nd the Census Bure au show that on a s lat e-by-stale basis, California ra nked 41st in fuel usage based on the amount or gasoline used per household. ORANG£ COAST l -.t DAILY PILOT fN>Of•"ClltC .... tO.Uy P•~ wtt,,wftl( .. 1\\0n• ... ---Pr-,•·-·-.... 1 ... 0r_ (N \t ~hh4'0~y $.lJIJWfAl•f>-01f'OMlllf~ OVC>H\Md Monl::MY 11\tOVQI\ F"ri<l•Y fnt (#~I• ,,,...,., N-1 -II. 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Tht·v wt•rt• """'' 1ng t lu· art""" 111' ,,1w1 n 1-.111.ahdh tn ).!1v1· lw1· "P''''c·h 11pt 111111.: I 111tJI'•11l Gasoline Sol 1 io11 Pushed by Council San Juan Capis tra no coun cilmen will be ai..kcd Wednt!1>dav to send a strong message to th~ gover n or anrl nati o nal legis la tors <'<1ll1n.I{ fo r a sw1rt res olution of C;.1 l1forn1a ':. gai.ohnt• s hnrta~(' M <1 yor Kennt'l h Frit·!>~ 'la11J Monday <'fllJllt•llmc·n hJV!• bt>('n geltlO)o! j)rf•S:O.UI t• (rum l'Omm unt ly mf'mtx•ri. to t::ikt• ~11·µ1> to ;,ii lev1atr tht-rut:I !-hortJJ.:t· ··11 ·~ n •ally nm a loc·;d t!>Mw 111 * * • f ' ram P ""', 1 I UNES ... Thl'Y sa1rl they ;1n· l'h•·l·king a het•nse numh<•r g1vt'n lht!n1 t)y one of the v1ct1ms Ne1tht:'r c:~1r wa s badly dam agl'd, they s aid An elem!'nt or tragPdy hec<1m1· part of the contmurng gasoline c risis toda y when ont' of seven m embers or a Sant<i Anet famtly burned las t Tuesd C1y wh1•n ga .. .stored in a plastic· tra~h c:an 111 the ir home explo<frd d ied rm m her sf'ven • burn' C1•1t• ... tma M1•n1l111:1 1:4 d 11·d 1n t h t· h11r11 un1l .11 t (' Jr\ Ill• M 1•d1(·al ('1.·nl c-1 011 1h1· 1·n :11·.1I 11 .... 1 111 tlw -..1m1• "'~11 d an· twr d;111gh1t·r .\1:1r 1a Arrcd11ntlo i7. ·ind Mrc, \1 n ·dondri .... t11.t1 d11ldr1·n. Cll.lud1.J. 6. and Ju:.in .Jr . :'i Mr::. 1\rr1·do nd111:-. h11•.IJ<1nd .Juan. 27 a nd 1w11 t1tht•r d 11ldn ·11 hLIVl' bel·n dist•h;1r l!t·d fr"m th• GOV. BROWN S IG NS WEEKEND BILL-A3 CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIONING-A4 BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY-Editorial, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRIS E-AB SMALL CAR S ALES OH UPSWING-86 bur n cente r. Som e of t he longci;I hnc~ 1n Oran ge County were· re ported m Cost a Mesa today T hf'y wer<' long at 811111 h Coa:.t Shell. 3045 n n s tol St.. Wh l'!rc ~a:-. was pumped from 1; to 8 a.m ·And a t Me s a 'l'ex:i ro. 2175 New p ort Rl vd . wh ·rr lht• pumps were opened after a three-week shuldown Motorists waiting for unll'adcd gas at the J iffy ser vice s~t~on . 2228 Newport Blvd .. were ~led from the Line a nd served 1m mediately. But those wu1ttnR fo r regular o r prem ium had to sctll" down for a loni;t wait Only a ha nd ful of service sta- tion s opened for bus iness in Newport Beach today and thosl· who did unlock the pumps re po rted the longest lines they have e ve r ii;een . ll•rms or v.h.il v.1• '""' do 1boul 1t. F ri\'':. J dn11t11•1l. 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"h1d1 dl.llh llw rutun· ,,, l>ana l'111nt d1•v1 l•1r11111·11t . he~in nrng al 7 :m ;i m al t lw .r11ll} H<1t::C'r lh ·:-.t.101 :1111 111 lhe 01<1 rina c·<1 m '"''' A 1'11:1111111•1 '>1111~ < o.,m ;1n ~.:.i1d llto-.1• wh•1 -wish 111 :11 t1·11d wouhJ he> t•qu1re<I to pay fo r th1·1r o wn hr a kf:i ...i . 11ff lh1• r1•g ul;1 r I rrw nii GRANNY t :YCLES AROVNI) NA1'1tJN /\ !"l:I \t•ar old gr.1nrlm11th<.·r who's tourin,g lht• natwn '"' hn molon·yC'I•• ~:1 y~ 11 .., lh1· onh wtiy ln ~o Sh<· d1~<·11ss!'<I h<·r pht111:-.orhy a n 11 a ti \' •· n t u r 1•.., f1u r 1 n i.: :1 stopovPr Ill l,agun·1 Beach when · sht• v1s1lt'd fnl·nds a nd had her "hog" t uned St'!' Pagr· CJ Woman's Slaying Probed in Irvine An attrac tive 22-yeu -o ld Irvine wom a n wa s f o und murdered In her apartment by Irvine police Monday night. The woman, whose identity bas not been released pending nottflcaUon or out-of-state r ol- atlves, was lying ln • pool of blood when orrtcers responded to a 7:26 p.m . call rrom a neighbor. police said . One source !laid she may have been sta bbed but this was not immediately confirmed The wo m nn r ci;1d <·rl 11 t 61 Cnsc ode, in a v1 ll ~1r.e or lht· Woodbridge a p urt m ent com plex. according to poli ce. They suld a neighbor con· ce rncd over the w o mun's welfare called for officers . Irvine poli ce a nd Orange County She rlrf's Department In· vest11ato~ worked al the apart· ment until s a.m . todny. bu\ de· tells of their flncllnJ;s were not lmmrdloll'ly av:ul::ihle Prosecution Shows Charts By GARV GRANVILLE 0t , ... 0•11¥ ll'llel StaH SAN DI EGO T he sevcn- wct•k bnbt•ry trial of Orange Co u nt y S upe r v isor Ralph l>ledrich neared It~ end here to· day a s prosecutor Mi ch ael l'ap1z:r.1 )(ave his closing a rgu- ITlt•nl to lht• Jllry (.' <1111u1 e a me to S upe rior ('o urt Jud~e R oss Th a r p 's courtroom l:.lrmed with an over- hl·ud l)rOJl'clor a nd cha rts he h11111•-. will h1•lp convmce the jury thal l>lt'drt<'h and t'O defendant L£• Hoy Hos<.> wt·re involved an Cl hnbt:ry conspiracy Thl• :llleged conspir acy oc- l'llrred 1n 1973 and 1974 when a ll<'vd op<>r. Anaheim Hills Inc., m oved to Pxtracl 2.200 acres I 111m an agricultural preser ve .1)!rl'l'nwnt with th<.• county Tl •~ all1·~1·d that 01cdrtt'h rt'- l'l'l\'t•tl ancl :-.olic1t<'d a bribe' as Wl·ll ..is t·on~pired with Hose to 1·ommil urihe r} Ill re turn for hi!. rult· in a llo<•r<l flf Sup!'rv1sor'> · 1!1•<·1:-.11111 to l<'l tht· company out "I Ill•• l'lll11 r ~H't lll•(on · C 'a1111 1.1 twga11 h1~. argu na·nt Ito 1111' 111 r y .l11tlg1• Thdfl• t11n 11 ·rl dn v.11 lh1 1'1' <1('(1·ni.1· mo 111111-. :11n11•d .11 htt v1ng :,11111•· fJf lttl' 1 h . ..-gt·' .11!tttn:.l the deh:n d.111h t11 .... 1111•.,,.11 ll1•l 1·n..,.• 1 .. 1wy .. r :-. K e i th \t n 11riw and Sylvan /\r1mson ~t Clemente Cle a1wp Day !Slate d June 9 M o r l' th;1 n ,J d1>z e n San Cll·m,•nl1• 11r)'!J n1zal1ons havt• or f1·r1•tl 111 t;ila• µart in a June 9 all 11 ::. 1·1tv 1·l•·<1nup t·ampa1gn or •• 11111. 11 II) t ht• c•h;1mhcr of com ffl"f\ I' a rgued that Anaheim Hills Inc. got what it wanted when the con- trac t dismissal was g ranted by the Board or Supervisors March 6. 1974. How then could Rose and Die dric h be invo l ved in a bribery conspiracy in December or the same year, the defense lawyers asked. But Judge Tha rp ruled that the jury s hould decide that issue and denied the motions for dis· missa l. Parks Firm To Give Up Wntract After a year of criticism from Counc ilwoman Myrtis Wagner and forme r Councilma n Howard Mushe tt. BMC Landscape Inc o ff i('tal s h ave• s c r a pped ~J SIS0.000-a-year (·1ty pa rks m um lf'n arH'l•,.con t r uc t with Sun t'lemcntc In a May I lt•llt.:r to Cit y Man ager Ger ald Weeks. HM(' president Bert M Ce01 llo~ !><.illl h is f i rm had s uffe r ed from "political hara5sm ent" un d wanted to end the contract Mrs . Wagne r etnd Mu!>hett h ave charged BMC with violal· ing the city contract agreed up· on less than a year ago that call!> for c leaning u p c ity park!>, b1:aches a od landscape areas nea r buildings. BMC attorney and vice pres r· dent Michael J . Miller todety ~aid h ts firm wo uld not deny the c·hargcs but refe rred to them a" "dcfam attOn or character ." · T h e p roble m s b e t wee n var10us council mem ber~ I'm not J.!Otnl'! to mt•ntwn nam•''> h:we affected o ur reputat11m:· ht· a~'ertl'd -. f',....PapAJ LAND ••• ~~m~n for more time to study the proposals. But City Manager Fred Solomoo lulated the awardi.q of M-.iatlftl ripta wou)d not strap the city into accepliftl-de.: ve lopment of a 15 lo 70-acre par cel or Sycamore Hills land. which totals S22 acres. "There LI no commlttment t.o a ny develo p e r othe r than negotiating rights." Solomon said. "While they're guaranteed nothing, however, lhey should know the city is golog to do something." Councilmen called for pro- posals from d evelopers to decide 1( the land adjacent to El Toro R oad could b e developed economically and would provide the city with enough money to offset a final $5.4 million pay- m ent on the land due June IS. The de velopm ent sche me is lie d into a plan lo secure a fede r al ener~y loan to make the fina l payment to the Rancho P a los Ve rdes Corp . Mone y ob- taine d by selling o ff a portion or the land for developme nt would be used to reduce the money owed to the federal government 1f the loan is appro ved . Monday's discussion centered on the kmds of development pro- pos a ls submitted -some or which would call for grading of rid gel mes behind the property. lmrtlc nng on Syc:amorc Va lley "If you s tu<ly tht· d•·velopmenl 1.1lans you sec u . w1dt' range of opt 11111!.." Arnold lla no s aid. Tht· <.·11 y ~h 11 uld care fully chonse those alternative~." ll;rno warned cc>uncilme n t hat th1· mnn1•y they get fro m de· v1•l<111m1·nt on the lc.nd might be ff•qu1red for 1m pro..,em ents to m ~1k1· <h·vclopment feasible . .. We must face the pn>blem of hidde n co~ls what will it take t..o put utilities out lo this pro- Ject ?" h4! c.sk<.'<1 Othe r residents pointed out that 1f the city received the ff•dnal loan ofrlcials would have more time lo discuss other op- t ion~ fo r ~elt1ng money to pc.y hack lhe loan, which would have a 10 \('IJr dUl' d tJ h • '"fht· rca!>on \\e 're he r e tu n 1g hl 1~ f1n<1n c 1a l," Mrs Ucllcrue 'et 1d. "It seems to me 1 hl• b .. s t ~ .1y to ).(o 1~ to sell a portum of th\• land to save the rt'!o l . I\ re·~•:. larr•·ted for c le<inup 1111'lod1· llll' t·1 ly pi er . /\mlr:.ik I .ti 111n , off ramp e n trance!,, fin"'',,. pl:1111l•rs. ln 't· wdls along ~ r·n1tl.i fkl MJr, <1ll<'ywuy!. 0.tnd I h • Im •h-1><1t c,,111111-, that pl:.i n to take part in rh .. r;.1 mra 1g n include: the .Junior Worn n's Club. the Rain· ho w <:1rl -.. Kiwani s . Sa n t 'l1•n11 nit• I lo mrowncrs Associa t 11,n . S.rn Clement<' Seniors. the 1-'i r·.1 R<1pt1st Church, Rotary. I h•· Audubon Society, the Marine ( '"I'"· the• Gar<lcn Club and stu dPnt'> from S:.in Clem e nte Hig h ...;, h•wil anu 1. ...... f'<1 lm a~ Elcmen I .tr) !'>t·ho11I ~fo yor Hoy llamm ~1n<l formt>r l'O UrH·•I m e mber!> WilltJm W<tl k1•r and Donna Wilktnson h;.1vc• sup1>ortcd AMC !-.tncc Uwy voted to a pprovl' the: contract Sept I with Mr:.. Wagner and Mushett dissenting . tlamm called the BMC con t r a c t ter m 1nat1on "unfor tua na te ... Two Cyclists Perish in County Wrecks flig Lagu1ia <~lea11up Set I .;1 ~1ma f-ip ;1('h rc:.1denls are 1nv1 l1•d In Jmn m s ri nng C'leanmg 1hr1111gh Fnday a ~ Lc.1guna Dis p11<,HI Company has agr eed to pick up h1g )-'.l'r than-usua l items during <'nmmunity m e mbers' ww:tl trash pt<·kup ,1;1y!> Cil y oHtc·ials sa id the com· puny will take discarded sofa1>. ovens. rt'fngc rnlors. chairs or 11tht•r unw;.1ntc•cl 1h·m~ lcrt hy the 1·1Jrb on a 'r esident's r egular trn"h <lav C' I 1 rPinJ!s rro m tn·es a nd lt11 ~hl•s shnolrl t>c bundled with l\.\ln1• and "'t·1g h nu more t han 50 µound~ W a lker. M us h ett a n d Wilkin,c;on we re recalled Jan 2J a nd a new council m aJO rtty wa:. ek ctcd April 24 Mrs WJJ{ncr. who could not h<' rl'ached for comme nt tod:.i~. r ont1nued the drive to drop th1 HMC contract May 2 whl·n ~h1: charg<.>d that city parks "haw nt•vc•r lonk1:d wor~c .. Mrs Wi:lgner <1ls11 cis:-.crkd t hat. "The city ha:. ~l'll raying for work that either has not been done or is done so poorly as to be useless. In a ny other bu::.ines:-. thrs would be grounds tu cancel a contract ·· Council m embe rs expect to he<1r a report from <'it y parks l'h1ef Stu Fram t' at Wednesday\ 7 30 p.m. meetmg. F rame saJd today he pll:.lns to re comm e nd another private firm Ix· hi red to m et1 ntam city parks Und<'r the le rms of the BMC c·ontruct . BMC offi cia ls will con- tmue petrk mu1ntenance until Ju- ly l. Fram e said. Two motorcyclists died Mon- d ay of in j u ries s uffer ed in <;f'p a rate O r ange County crao:he-.. c·nrnnc r ·!. deputies re- ported Re n Orrick. 16, or Anaheim ""'J' killed m a 7 ·40 pm. col-- 1!!)1011 with an auto al Kellogg Dr"''-" and Old Ranch Road in the Yorlia Linda et rea. California llu:h\\a} Pritrolmf'n re ported. J a mes Rosenblatt. Ill, of La ll;.1hra diL'tl Monday afternoon of 1nJuric~ suffen•d Friday m a col· l1s1on with an a uto at 17th Street and tht.• Santa /\n<.1 Freeway in Sant a An<i , patrolmen said . ln1ti::il rt-:ports did not indicate if <'ll ht•r cy(•llst wai. wearing a prott•cttvt· hclml'l Hom~owners Meet Sa n Cle m ente Hom eowners Associatio n me m bers plan to hold their monthly meeting al 1 p m . Thu r s day 1n the Ole tfanson room of the Community Cluh House. al t he corner of /\vt'n1da Del Ma r a nd Call e Se ville , , ... <•f'11itrt c~ca~on4tpiek her a«-liamond .. f ine Jewelry rrc~h rrom the gaardc•t ...... . • ••• tl&Cr'"C it. OH U !'tC( t.i 11~ Of t•iucly eraftcd.icwclry. 1S FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH. CALI FORNIA q:U160 flllPHONC (7141 114•4'2494 • _______ _._. . . ..-.. --------------- - \ Measure To Ease Gas Flap Urseney l•ataJatJoo lbal would boott Calilomla'a caaollne pro. ducUoo by temporaril)' ~•u:ina certain poUuboo slandanb wu Introduced Monday by state Sen Paul Carpentt'r, D·Santa Ana The measuf"t.'. S\>nate Rill ID, would allow °"' use or ko octane booater known U8 MMT Cmetbyl- cyc)O·penta d1enyl man1ancs t> 'rl·Cu rbony l l 1n unlt1»dt>d ,aaoltne and wo uld permit blendlng or .ia~Une to hi.ih~r vapor pret1Suret1. Carpenter said Callrorrua's now-unique res t rictions on gaoolloe vapor pre.sure were adopted in 1971 to help reduc-e evaporation from autos and service stations. He contended the stricter hmJt is less Important now because newer ca.rs are equipped with evaporation controls and servtce stations in urban areas have re- fueling vapor controls. •·1 have been and will continue to be a s trong advocate of en- v t ronmenta l protectio n ,·· Carpenter said , "but critical times call for bold a ction." He said the temporary relaxa· lion of poUution sta ndards could mean a production increase or 10,000 barrels of gasoline a day by one California company a lone . ··Right now. we desperately nei!d this gas." he said. "After the current crisis. we can revert to the stricter standards." Carpente r introduced his legislation at a joint hearing of the Senate Judiciar y a nd Energy and Public Utilities Commiuees. Housing Cost Discussion Set For UC Irvine Provision of low and moderat~ cost hous ing in 1rvme will be the sub1ect of a forum at 8 p.m. Thursday night 10 Room 220. Social Science Tower, al UC Irvine. Panelists addressing "Irvine at the Crossroads: Low and Moderate Income Housing in an Affluent Area" will be Ralph Kennedy, chairman o r the O r a nge County Fair Housing Council; David Sills . an Irvin~ City Council member ; Vicki Freimann, coordinator or com- munity services and associate dean of students at UCI: Bill Watt. president of Baywood Development Group, a nd Gilbert Fer~uson. chairman of CaUfor· nians for Environment, Employ· me nt. Economy and Develop· ment. The panel discussion will be preceded at 7 p.m . by a showing of the KOCE-produced h im on housing. "The $81,000 Game." Among topics the p<1nel will d iscuss are the university's in· ability to h ire junior faculty members due to high housing costs and the current revision or lrvme's housing element of tbe General Plan. Further information on the progra m may be obtained by telephoning the Committee on Lectures at 833·5588 North Campus Orange Pick Spree Slated Despite the 13,300 pounds of oranges that already have been picked from Saddleback College's north campus trees, vast amounts of the citrus fruit still remain. Saturday. inter ested people will again get an opportunity to pick as much as they want ror just 10 cents i"pound. College ofricials say interested pickers should bring their own containers and a ladder, since most of the remaining fruit is on hi1ber branches. Student body groups have already gleaned $1,300 ror their coffers through the charitable event and coUege officials have been successful in getting the rrutt removed. Picken wiU be allowed on the campus from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to pick to their heart's content. The campus la located at 5500 trvine Center Drive ln Irvine. Man Burned Siphoning Gas SUN VALLEY (AP) -A man w11 crlUcally burned ln an ex· plollaa while be wu 1lpbon•nc IHOliDe ln b1a 1ara1e, police l&ld. Tbe &m Valley man, who wu aot ldeatlfled, WH alpbonlq 1alollM lloDda)' witb a vacuum deaaer wbm fwnee, apparently l1nlted by a water bHter, eaUled ID explollon. Spiders Sail .... Heat Bring s 'Ballooning' Uy t'REJ>ERICK SCHOEMEflL Ol tho 0 .. 11, Pltol Si.ff As the catamarans and saJ.lboats dotted coast waters over the weekend, s..iihn~ of a diffcr('nt sort was taking place on land by baby spider:. intent un insunn~ their s urvival. Members of Lhe sheet w<:b spider family were busy casting long sil k threads that, when c<1ught by breezes, lifted them to new locations. Th<' spitJN s l1krally !.::ti led through the a ir at distances up to thousands of feet bt:forc coming to rest. THE BEHAVIOR -CAl.l.F:O "ballooning" is an ecological strategy to insur e that a proportion of the young spiders will la nd in envi ronments that are favora blt: to their sur- vival. according to a UC Irvine spider researcher. Dr. Matt Greenstone, lecturer m the department of ecology and environmental biology, said high temperatures over the weekend brought out the ballooning behavior. The spiders were seen Oying along beach areas from Newport Beach south to San Clemente. "I got covered with the da mn things and their webs," said Scott Fer~uson. a Laguna Beach resident of a beach stop at Woods Cove. ''They were everywhere " DESCRIBING THE PROCESS, Greenstone said , "They c limb up on a high object, IJke a blade of grass, lift their little rear ends into the air and let a silk line play out of their spin- nerets. When it's about a meter long, they take off." The s piders, Greenstone noted , may weigh only a few thousandths of a grum "Some travel a s hort distance, others thous ands of feet," said Greenston<'. addin~ that re:.carch planes have captured the spiders at heights of 15,000 feet . GREENSTONE SAID RESEARCH has shown that some species may u:.e ballooning lo travel distances of thousands of miles. This may explain the origin or spider s pecies on remote islands, he said Dispers al over large areac;, Greenstnne said, helps in· s ure that some percent age of the young will find a mple food and shelter, grow to adults and reproduce. thus insuring the species· s urvival. In Cali fornia, spiders tend lo breed throughout the year . so ballooning may be seen at any ti me temperatures go from cool to balmy, the researcher said. Jn other portions or the country, such as the northeast states . the.· phenomenon is seen only in the s pring and fall, Grcenstone said. GREENSTONE ONCE CONDUCTED research on balloon· mg in wolf spiders in the San Francisco Ray area. There, he found t hat balloonrng was practiced by about 10 percent of young s piders livin~ near fresh water ponds where they fed on small aquatic insects. In a nearby grassland area, the ballooning rate was only three percent. A highe r rate was found near the ponds because of the in. stabiUty of the environment. The ponds could dry up, leaving the s piders without a food source, whereas food in the grasslands generally r emained available, Greens t.one ex- plained. 'Holy War' Opens In County Court What is expected to be a two-~ach other in church," Brennan week I e g a I b a tl 1 e over said. POHession or an Irvine Lutheran And continuing dis putes have Church open ed Monday in involved such thlngs "as one Orange County Superior Court. g roup complaining that the St. Matthew Luth e r an other group Is mowing ~e la wn Church's so-called "holy war " when it should be mowing the centers on a split among the lawn," he continmed. c hurc h congregat ion -those Dr. Arnold Kuntz, presl~en~ or loyal to the Lutheran Church· t Sout.hem Calilomia D1stnct, Missouri Synod and those who souri Syood, testified before want to join a less cons ervative dge Hannon ScovlUe Monday group, the Lutheran Church in at the district recognizes the America. so-called mJnorlty membership In Novembe r the majority as the st. Matthew congrega- chureh membership voted to Lion. . seve r ties with the Missouri He also testlried an t.be non- Synod and refinance the St. Mal· jury trial about the church's thew's Synod-held debt. status aa a "mission concre1a· But t.be rest or the congrega· lion." which means its opera- tion wanta to retain arfiliation tiona have been aubeidlsed by wltb t.be Missouri Synod and the Synod district. filed suit to seek POSaession or Brennan bu not disputed tllat about $300,000 io c hurch a majority of the con1re1atton property. voted to leave the Mlasourl "Tbe churc h cannot function Synod. to the advantage or Its mem-But he contended a contra~ bersblp u il la presently con-ror purchase or the c~urcb prop- altuat«I.'' attorney Mike Bren· erty stipulated lbat at be fOf' a nan wbo represents the minort· Miaaour1 Synod congregation. tJ cOncre.auon, said In a recent The Rev. Herbert Wiermann, court appearance. rounding paator ol tile church, "Tbe lrtetion between the two has *'1 on the side of the ma- 1roupa bu reached such a stage Jortty membership and has re· that old frtenda no longer speak signed as a member or the Mis· to one another when they see sourt Sy'DO(I. • Tt!!!ly, Mey 1!5, 197'9 s DAIL v PILO~ Al Gov. Brown Decree Weekend Station Openings Ordere By Tiie Auocla&ed Preu Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., s h o rtly before flying l o W asbingtoo to meet Pres.ident Carter on the gasoline sbo~Je, today signed an order reqUirtng more gasoline stations to open on weekends. The Democratic governor, who says he may run for presi· d ent next year , said Mond.ay he asked ror t he meeting with Carter so he could personally ex- plain that Californians' "backs are to the wall." The new gas plan requires more California gas stations to s tay open weekends and holidays and allows them to seU only 10 gallons per customer at that time. Tbe current limit or 20 gallons per customer rema~ during the week. Under the new gas plan, sta- tions that pumped more than 50.000 gallons of gas in Mar ch would be required to stay open Saturdays if their pump location number is Odd, or on Sunday if that number 1s even. Meanwhile, the director of the California Service Station As· soc1ation said the group would mel'l at a hotel near San Fran- cisco International Airport to pl<tn strategy for a four-day shutdown Thursday despite al· tempts in stale courts to block the c losures on a nti-trus t grounds. Jim Campbell has been pro· moting the shutdown to dealers arross the country. Al a Sacramento news con- ference. Brown said he wants to tell Carter "how the people or California feel.·· and learn what the Cartl'r admm1stration has discover't.-d about th~ cause of the shortage Brown s;;u d the problem 1s serious hecausc studies appear to s how that CaUfomia 's growth 1s closely linked to the cons ump lion of gasoline • APWl ........ I• GOVERNOR BROWN TALKS ABOUT GASOLINE PROBLEMS A ies to Was hington to Ple ad Case to President Brown also labeled as "totally inappropriate " a dealer-led pro· posed s tat ion c los ure in Ca lifornia from Thursday to Sunday to push dealer profit de· mands, saying: "They misread the temper of the people if they think they can cloi;c dllwn wi th impunity." Gasoline Crunch Spreads Eastward On Monday, Richard Maulhn, head <>f the state Energy Com- miss ion, told a meeting o f gasoline dea le rs and s tation represent.ilives that 30 million ~allons of gasoline would be al- located mo nthly to s t ations which stay open weekends. That gasolim'. :t perce nt of the state's total supply, previously was set .aside for emergency al. locations by the state to vullcts s uch as fire departmenl'>, bus•· nesses, and agricultural users which could not gel gasoline through regular channels. Maullin dismissed a reporter's question about the possibility of calling out the National Guard to enforce the open-weekends or· de r . saying that would happen only in the "ext reme." 1 n a related development, the state Board of EquaUzation re· POrted that for the first time. Califomjans bought more than I billion gallons of gasoline in one month March and it was the 52nct record month in a row. The stale Ener~y Comm1ss1on also reportf'd that more than 948 million gallons or gasoline will bf' available for s a le in C:i lifomia in Ma y, 84 million gallons more than in April. Last rro nth I had the good fonune ol 111srteng one ot the Lazare Kaplan diamond cutting plants In Puerto Rico It was one that 5'18Clafizes In cutting from the roogh. Of course, en ~ stud199 leading to my rating °'Certified Gerrologlst I have learned the processes and S'8pa in diamond cutting but 1t wm a reel thrill to watch the aauaJ wor1t as a rough stone was made Into a beautiful, brilhant diamond. The lnltlal Plenntng stages are done en the New Yortc headquarters of the firm. Each stone 11 examined IWld an estfm1 te made of the number and size of the dilllT'DndS that can be realized from thet particular piece of rough. The rough mey btt IT'Brtced to show the ClellV&ge planes. The experts note ~fie direalons Ind in1truc· hone on the •tone pa1>9ra befOf'e encfoslng the rough ltof'8 and shipping It off to the plMt in Puerto Alco fOI' the ec· lull Ctltting. The building which hOUMS INI diamond C\lttlng plant 11 cbM'I a Httte side atreet In a ~tial .,.._ There 11 no sign on it to ld9ntlly the bulM*8 thet goes on lnlide. The nature of the business cto.n't t9q\ire a IMge building and I'm aure that a oasual g: r -by would never gueat By The Associated PrHs The gasoline crunch contrnued to spread eastward today with industry ofti c 1a ls war ning motonsts tu ··Play 1t clo:.c to home ·· 1'\s May gas supphf's dwindled , ;ind dealers worried th<tt allot ments might not last to the c>nd of-the·month MPmoraal l>ay holi day. reports s howed the fuel shortage is creating more de mand for smaller car!'>, rental cars and sailboats As gasoline shortages spread to the nation's heartland, Robert Lawrie, executive director or the Midwes t Aut omo ti ve and Gasoline Dealers Assoc1at1on. warned motorists: "Play 1t close to home. Don't go a ny farther than One lank Of gas Will lake yo u and bring you back . OtherWlse. you can very easily get stranded " In Montgomery, Ala., Frank Harns put a lO·~allon limit on c.·us lom<'rs. Among those that he turned down Monday was his wife . "I've been optimistic until the I ast 10 days:· said Bancroft T immons , pr e s id e nt of the Ala bama Motorist Association. (@> liEMWISE Mary Barr. Clert1hed Gemo1091:.1 CHARLES II. HARR ~-~ marchendl• that 11 howed there. It la all very •fl protected though and anyone entering muat go lhri>ugh tt'llW aeper.-Mc:Urity c:Ndaa. • .nc .... s.c...., 17MI&"°";... ... liff .. •• .............. A«~-u ..... "Now (think we need tu be a lit· tic more cautious ." ''The stations have been cut 15 to 20 percent over last year 's sales. and you can't take that m u c h J u 1 c 1• o u t o f l h e marketplace a nd get through the month." said Tom Anderson, president of the Pennsylvania S1·rv1c•' Dc ... ler!> Assoc1ulton. Ed T<>rkelson . operator of DX Service an Omaha, Neb .. said he planned lo spend Memorial Day fishing ·· 1 ·m Just going to let it r un out." he said of his dwindJing supply or gasolin~. 2 Slain, I Hurt PIQUA. Ohio !AP) Two pe rsons we re shot to death and a t h ird was critically wounded Monday afternoon when a man entered a home here a nd opened fire. police said. A fourth person was cntically wounded when he chased the suspect, they said. Several hours after the shoot· ings. authorities said they a r- rested Mickey Arnell. 18, of Pi· qua, a nd charged him with two counts of aggravated murder. The WOfkers were a llllle sur· posing to rm. I always pictured 01 amond cut11ng as old gentlerrlln with nerves of steel. I was atTWlzed to see so many ~ men and wormn work· mg there. The atmosphere seermd very relaxed. There was music playing -an op8fat1c IWla - and one of the ~ singing along in full llOIOB. Not exactly what I had pletured 1n my minds eye, but the work they turn out is perlect1on lt!elf f would have ltked to visit the othef f lant on the opposite Side o the Island too, where the repair and recutt1ng of poC>fly proporllOned (like o'<t mi ne o r European c ut) d1am.>ncls Is done. My own personal dlamo nd had been 9" there to remove a couple °' nl<:Q from the girdle. I am olten ~ ''how c:omt If chmoncta .,. the hardett IT9"'1al known tC> !Tall they CS1 be chipped? .. Well, harcJ. neee maeaures reslatance to ICnllehlng but enottw ract0t -toughnele -mM8Uf9I r .. *MCiit to c:ti•pplng and bf'Mk· Ing. Oiem>nc:I la not • f0u9h • It II herd. Gi¥8ft no abuee. • <IMl>nc:t w111 .• ,.. forever" • the MVtng goea., buC a. strong 1n.,.a «*' oe&.-a bf-" since diamond hH Hry definite Cl•19g9 ...... We _..,. allowed to t• ptioeogfephe In the plant and I .... be happr to ..... """' ... ~.,...time~ ... the .. - A4 DAIL v PILOT Just ·Coasting Tut11day, May 1S, 191'9 -·---····-··-. ___ ,.... __ _. ... NATION I WEATHER Congress Trks with "~ malJ~.,........~~~~~~~~-.. ~'->L-Jlll,_...:l-~-l-~~--4 .. ~--........ ~r:i ... ~....-. Marphia~ System Beating Us? PLAYING GAS LINE aOULEnt;: Vf'!\lt'rday, • Monday alter the Ion&. hot Wttkl'nd, was the day for th1• Even1 to gtl even 1n our coe tat aasoUnc line You un ttcipated a real crush at the pum~ And yet, when d•wn broke at th.-ser vice !)tullon M11nds. It JUSI d1dn 't st>'1m to hap~n at most loc11tton11 It seem~ to most ob.'ll1rvt!ri. that the 1as hncs wMe i.hortc1 11nd even non t'xnstt•nt at i;ome locations You breulh1•<1 a :o.:h of happineas Maybe Lht 1wruc buying und th~ gas crisis ~·er~ ovtr and done with THEN ('AM t: TODAY. Alas. the gasoline llncl> itp· pea red al most pump s lh•i. to be longe r than ever Hut then. you huve to f1gur~ this thing buC'kward To "Okay. Who I.et the Wrong-way Ghost Into the Gasoline Lme'" day was for the Odds at the pumps. The last Odd day was Sunday. And 1f you we re hunting gasoline along this best of a ll possible coastl> on Sunday, it must have been a dis aster . You could go a long distance witho ut rinding a purveyor of petroleum this last Sunday. That means. then. that the Odds a mong us had their last legal crack at the gas pumps back on Friday, They had to stretch that tankful through to today. So the long lines have returned . You now have some creepin~ doubts 1f the Odd-Even gas sales system is really going to work In fact, I wa~ reading a thesis JUSl the othe r day on why tl won't shorten the gas station Lines. ft goes like this: If the gasoline supply, number or cars , and hours or station operations rem am the s ame, it doesn't really mat· ter how you divvy up the mc1tortng throng. BEFORF. THF. ODD-EVEN game of gasoline roulette. 1f you checked out enough gas lines. you'd probably have found a bout the s ame number of odd Uccnse plates as even ones m the line up Therefore. as this theory goes. you haven't shortened the gas Imes. you've JUSl r edistributed them F'urther. lx't'ause of the dictum that you qualify \\tlh a half·l·mpty t ank, pamc buyers may be hitting the stations more frequently If that's true. th1·n the Odd-Even system mi:1y actually be lengthe ning gasoline Imes rather than s hortening them SO NOW YOU'RE HEARING of all kmd~ oi scheme~ to beat the Odds or Evens. Lirl.'nse plate ~witching has caused some arrests And license.: plate thefts are up. ac· cording to police reports. All of which is illegal even Wlthoul considering lhe Odd· Even i:as laws. License pl<ile thieves can drnw a S!iOO fine or six month:, tn the county s lamml•r . Nl.!xt thing you know. some miscreant 1s ~oing lo copy that idea where lht•y sell phony soft drink latwb to cover beer cans for 1llf'i:al drinkers The bad guys will ('Orne out with phony paper license plates take your choice buy an Odd or an Even. No telling where all th as will end S_tate May Handle Jagger Settlement LOS /\NCELES (/\P ) California will lake j urisdiction in the bitterly disputed rtavorce of Mick and Raanca J agger Lf E ngland does n't want the ca:-e tried the re, a judge rult-d Mon day. Attorneys for the rock l>Upcr- star and his wire both claimed the ruling by Superior Court J udge Harry T. Sha fe r was a v i cto ry fo r them. but it re- mained uncertain on which con- lan cnt the coupll• would fi ght out their 1>ropcrty dasµute centering on S25 million of Ji:1ggc.:r 's al- leged asset::;. Attorney Marvin Milchelson. representing Mrs. Jagger , told reporters: "I'm now certain the tase will take pla c e in California. 1 don 't think Mrs. J agger can proceed in E ngland. because she does n'tsatisfy the re· s1dency requirements." WASIUNGTON <AP l -Congressional leaders are trying to devise u nt:w gasolme rationing formula that can win bipartisan support in both chambers It iNn 't an easy ussignment. ltoust> und S.matc leade rs were expeded to meet today or Wed.nes- da v to st>t> whetht•r there is any point in trying to meet President < 'url\'r's c•hullenge to <.:ongress to rom" up with its own gas ra twninc plan 10 00 days S"n lhlnry M J ackson, D Wu:-h . ~aid he thinks It can Ix: uunl' BUT Jt\CKSON, chairman of tht· Senate t;nergy Committee. :sa id 1t will t ake the combined cf fort s of Republica n s and Democrats. Although Re publican s upport enabled the preside nt's standby rationing plan lo pass the Senate last wet'k, only seven of the 159 House GOP members voted for the plan in that chamber, a m a- jor factor in its 246-159 rejection. Ja<"kson said it is pointless to begin work on a new standby rC1 - tioning plan unless 1t is known uhead of time whe the r at can pass both chambers . AND BE•'ORE ANY standby r a ti o ning plan can p as<; Cong ress. J ackson said. a way must be found of "overcoming the g r ea t publi c m isap preh(•nsion that voting for the plan will actually result in ra- tioninJ? .. he's not sure he's ready to en- dorse such a concept yet but would like to see it in writing. I le said any attempt to pro- duce a new rationing plan after last Wt.>ek's overwhelming House rcJection might be a waste of time "The House was quite decisive and hardly friendly," Dingell told a reporter. HOUSE SPEAKER Thomas P. O'Neill said it might be near- ly im~sible to find a rationing plan both houses could agree to. "Whe n you i:et into specifics, it ~el s hard ... he said . lie said he prefe rs a bill like that bctn~ drafl<>d by Dingell 's :-ubcomm1ltt·c. But he said such an approach probably would tx: rcjcckd liy the Senate. .I a(·ko.;on ugrecd ll<1usc K1:publican Leader John Rhodes or Arizona 1>a1d ma floor six·cch Monday that had Congn •:-s p;.issed the plan, (';.irtcr pro babl y would have found an t'XC'use to use his ra- t 1on ing autho rity. Tall Traveler Special care is required when a giraffe moves. Ralph. a 10-month old speciman. has a penthouse built on a truck hcd lo protect him as he 1s earn ed froin the Dallas, Tex- as. 7.00 to his new home at the Zoolog1cal Park in Topeka. Ka s. His trip began Monday. Chairman J ohn DingeJI of lht: House cn<>rgy a nd power s ub committee directed professional bill dra fte rs on t11s staff Monday to prepare legis lation giving the president broad authority to or- der gasoline rationing Spill Threatens Water The proposal wouldn't spell out the kind or rationing pla n or set any guidelines' leaving these deci~ions up to the president, :.although it might g1 ve Congress ultimate veto power over the plan. ~aid Dingell. O-M1ch. Pumping Expected Lo Capture 90o/c of· Oil HOWEVER, 1rn SAID this IS 1ust one of sevcr<tl proposals and WOODRUfo'F, S.C <AP> Round-the-clock p umping opera- tions should be able to recover most of the thousands of gallons of fuC'I oil t•oating the Enoree River. officials say. but the water syste m s o r two com· munit1cs rcm:.11n threatened. Minister's Lover Gets 10-year Term MILW1\UKEE (AP> /\woman who said her pastor became her lover and then shot his wife after the wafe found them in bed at the pa rsonage has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. Janet Goodall. 35, or iginally charged with first-degree murder in the 1976 s laying of Janice Tabor , 39. pleadt.d guilty 1n March to a r e- duced charge or l>emg .. party to se('ond-dcgree murdcr She k stified then that she wa~ holding a gun that discharged when the Rev. Willia m Tabor gr abbed he r arm Then. s he s aid: he took the gun a nd shot Mrs Tabor twice more. TABOR. FORMF.R pastor of the Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church on the city 's Eas t Side, has not been charged in connec· lion with the killing lie has left the ministry and was reported to have moved lo Texas . Milwaukee County Deputy District Attorney Lee Wells said in his remarks on sentencing Monday that uncertainty re· mained a bout details or the s hooting, includfog any involve- ment of Tablr. Of the possib1ltly that Tabor Al Smith, of the US Environ menta l Prott:C't1on Agency, s~1d up lo 750.000 gallons may havr- !>p1 llcd into tht' raver Sunday b<>fore the rlow was s top1wd. Most of the wl hud been con ta1ncd Monday by h<Jlf Cl dozen yellow a nd red booms stretched at·ross the n ver. SMITH SAJD AT least !JO J:*r Ct'nt or the 011 could probabl) ~ rcC'O\-Cred. Pumps a t twr1 IOCdt1oni. s kimmed the ooze m somt· plares a foot thic k ore the lop of the waler and mto wa1tmg tanker trucks. Ben Eason, att~ehed to a special Coast Guard team call<'<J 1n to contain lht! spill, said the pumps would be ope r a t ed a ro und the clock und said he hoped most of the 011 would be cleaned u p by toda). "TllE VAST MAJORITY or 1t has been contained ... It could have been worse." he s aid. Of more 1mmed1alc concern, h o w e vt•r , w<:re the wate r !>Y'>lcm~ flf Clinton <1nd Whit· mare. wh1r h draw their drinking water from the river Eason s aid Clinton began us- ing its rt!:.ervo1r Monday. The res .. rvoar ('an ~upply the 8,000 residentl> for two dciy:- WHITMIR E. WHICH has only ,1 12 hour rt':.crv1., w;.i~ waiting to :-el' If llS W<il(!r WOUid be ar fectt•d. A s hce:J from the oil could be se<>n near Whitmire, a town or 3.000 about 30 miles southeast of the spill The rupture uccurrl"'d about 2S miles southeast of Greenville. S.C . on the Little Durbin Creek bet we(•n S ampson v1 lie a nd Woodruff 1n an unde rground pump, ~ccord1ng to William Copt•nhtt.,,<'r, !>pOkt•:-man for Colom a l Pipe Linc Co .. owner~ or ltll' hnl'. Mail· Rate Hikes Expected by 1981 W i\SHINGTON < /\ P > -A hike an postal rates will be needed in the s pring of 1981 even though the U S. Postal Service 1s well on its way to ats first year without red ink, says the agency's chief Pos tmaster General William F. Boh~er told the House Post Office Committee that the mail agency, a chrome money-loser, has run al a s urplus or $523 m illion so far in the fiscal year that began Oct. 1 c;hows dramatic financial pro- g ress ... Much of U.S. Gets Rain Bolger previously forecast the age n<'y·s first s urplus since the forme r Post Office Department became the ne w agency with the 1970 Postal Reorganization Act. but he strengthened the predic- tion Monday. However, the postal c hief said the agency probably will have a deficit again in the next fiscal year. As a res ult. Bolger sajd, an increase in posta l rates will be needed around the spring of 1981. Albu'Qut! Am•rlllo Attent& 8•1hmore 8oi•e Bos Ion Butl•IO CMy•nnt! O.lc-ClnclM<tli Clevel•nd Oel Fl.wth Otnver Oelroll Helen. H-111111 HoustOl'I JKl1to1w1t1e Kefl'sClty LHV~ Llllle Roell LOSAflet~ Lo1111v111e Memptllt Ml•ml Mllweull" Mc>i..SI P. Netflvlll• NewOrl11J NewYo.k Ollte. Clly Omelle OrlefldO Pfllled'pfll• P!loet'll• "I"*"" Pit ..... ~ RellO SI Loull SI P·l-Settuh 5efl Oleto Sefl FrMt F..-.cest velld tfl<outf\ lodey. 5ur1 ..... ,. ... Mi9fll lfl ..... MA•· ll'lvm lleltfll lfl feel. Period lfl MCOflCb, Zllm• s ..... Mofllc4I • N•WPol1, H-lllf'Ofl Sefl 01990 County ""''Met ...... I 1 It I 1 U I '' > '* i-11: A-eot Mltfll 11'1 f .. I. MU· lmvm lleltM lfl ,.., Olrt<llofl. a,,. Met. Olr !YIN I J W Seflta Meftke I 2 W New-1, Hllftll~ 1 2 SW Sell Ol4t90 C-ly 1 > W • ALL MAKES! 833-0555 A* for Our I.US( SP(QAUST at HOWARD Chevrolet °""" ol Oovw end 0\1111 ~11 NEWPORT BEACH "THE BIGGEST THREAT we face is the continuing high infla- tion rate," he s aid. Inflation has a heavy impact on the Postal Service because most of its ex- pe nses are for labor and the workers are guaranteed cost-Of· living pay increases to offset in- nation. A WatchADav _ GIVEAWAY.* TO CELEBRATE THE GRANO OPENING OF OUR NEWPORT-MESA STORE, WE'RE GIVING AWAY A TIMEX"' WATCH EVERY DAY. •Drawing will t. held dally. •You need not be present to win. •No purchase necessary. •COMPLETE SELECTION OF TIMEX WATCHES •AUTHORIZED TIMEX REPAIR SERVICE • OlliER MAKES SERVICED GRAND OPENING WED .. MAV2 •Style !Ny vary from ttllll lhown. Retail value to 129.95. Ofter exp. May 31st. 1979. 369 E. 17th ST .. COSTA MESA IAC~\lrom "•""'') 642-9667 '"°" '°' GRAND OPENING IRVINE Jeffery 6 Walnut at the s.,,ta Ana Fwy. Orange Coast l 01 tI 0 N VOL. 72. NO. 135, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1979 Today'N Closing) N.\'. sa~k~ c TEN CENT~ .County OKs Connnercial Car Sticker1 ~ r ) Any Onan.cc l-'ounty n.•:iitknl who Uit'i. a t•ur or truc·k 10 mttkt' h1& or twr hv1n~ will be t•ii:t•m pt from lhti odd evt•n ~)''>lt•m 11urnhne ullo<'UllOn undt•r lht> torm" of an ordlnunt'e (WM~t't.1 to 4 d ay by the Count IJoitrd of Supervisors 9 Application fo rms ror those n · s1dcnts who behevc lht•y quuhf" ror the eicempt1on will tw mt1dt> * * • D\•t1 1l11blt• :it a numbt'r I)( Oranict• County hw1tt1oni. lhttt will ht· "t•h•<'led lutt·r Hldtty. rounty ault· Uob teuntlt•v stud 'Tht.> t')(l'rn1>t 1011 K pplt~i. lu .. u<·h Vt•hwl1·s u:-hukt·ry lruc:k">. low lru1·k ... v..irdt·nt.•r' u11d 11lu111 ht> rs · h1• '>,11d In I h1• c· :t!\t' uf <·u.ri:.. tnndin~ !)01h•"1w11 und all thtllH' who c·an 1>rovc thut lht·1r \'t'h1('lt' 1' v\lal lo ,heir "' 111~ "'111 tw ~l\'t•n !ht• 'lH'ker • • • lluntl1>y -.u ad lht--.t1e~ker will lwur u prum111eot '\" and \he Oronge C(l unt y scul and mui;t tw ph.1N•d lf1 tht• rront window of lht> holdl•r'i. t ar A pphn rn\x who p11:k up form !. at ltw l0<·u1111n~ to bt· announced m 11:,1 ~t>nd a chct•k for S 10 with th<' a pplit·ut1on tlunlll'y s aid 1t luts not Yt'l bt•1•n llf't'acfNl which county dc>p;.u1m1·nt wall procci.!> lht• <ll>Ph1•tt lJOO!- * * ··Rut we e"pect to send ap proved ·c· stickers out in the mail in a duy or two." he said 'WC' realize how vital this pro· gram is to the operators of bus1 nesses that depend on wheels · · II unllcy said the · ·c" sticke r will be honored on any day or lht> week by any service station in "f>rangc County But it will not . he str('ssed . pe rmit lht bt>a rcrto go Lu thl' heaa of a * * * gasoline line "They will have lo wail their turn. 1ust as they do now," he said Huntley said the •·c" sticker program docs not apply to doc tors · ·un.less ht> is a dot' to r who consta ntly drives in the course of h1:, practac·e or 1s a doctor be 1ng trans po rted 1n an a m bulance " lie said the Orange County Medical i\~~oclC1tion as at the * * * I . m o m ent seeking e"emption from odd-e ven restrictions ror its me mbers ··Rut at this point doctors who prat'tice rrom the ir offices aren't exempt,'' he said Huntley sa id minis ters seek· ing e xPmption will not be blessed by t he issua nce of a "C" sticker "Not unlc!.:-tht'y 'rt.>~ravcling min111t.crs <And can prove 1t." ht· s a id "And lhc rl' a rl'n 't m<Any of thosl' aro und thcs<> d..i!.vs " * • * Odds Set Record Gas Buy Lines * * * * * . Next Month ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ • Consumers Eye Gas Boycott LOS ANGEL ES I AP i \Jn less the 011 companies cetn clear ly d efinf' why th<'re 1s a ga~ s hortage. the wct!k of June 4-f .. will mark a na t1onw1de boycott against buying gasolint· and other oil produ <'t:.. say <•r ganizers of the hoyC'oll "Whal we 'rl' allcmµling lo du l as Lo ~ain som e information 11n why we in Californiu h<.1vc th1~ ' f,!as shortage. why it occurn·d virtua lly overnight. <Jnct why our t government t'an'I alleviate st." t s :.iid National Gus Boycott f cha irman Da le Smith ..i. a news f * * I '* Gas Leak I Battled 1\ In Viejo Orange County hreme n a nd c re ws fro m lhl' c·ounly·~ en v1ronme ntal m anagement work for ce wert• rus hed lo M1ssmn Viejo today when ~asoline bull· bled to the s urfa<'C a round lht' is land al an Oso ParkwC1 y service station Workers attempting to ha ll the flow of gC1s from the Union 7fi station al 26282 Oso P arkway said they believed that a ruptun· t\ in the line betwe1·n the pumµ , and the unde rgro und tank ' caus ed the leak The y said an eslimatt!d 90 gallons of unleade d gas had t· nowed fro m the s tation into the stree t by the lime they arrived , at the scene The station was close d to lraf t fie while workers used sund in an attempt to prevent the leak- ing gasoline from e nte rin~ ne arby Oso Cre~k . ~ Workers s aid muc h of the leaking gasoline h ad ente red storm drains that p<Jss under the n earby San Diego Freeway. An emergency dam that would pre· ve nt further infiltration was un· de r construction j Wld P1·ices ~Hit Record $255.50 HiKh LONDON CAP> -The price of gold hit a record $255-50 an ounce in London today as the dollar firmed in Europe Kiter , dropping in Tokyo. The record was recorded by , London's five major bullion ~ market dealers. s urpassing the ~ record of $254 an ounce, the "fix - ' lng" price set for the morning tradiq session of F eb. 8. Gold closed Monday in London at 1251.75. In Zurich, the met.al was quot- ed at $255, also near the record. lt cloeed ln Zurich on Monday at ' 1251.125. , In Tokyo, the U .S. currenc:y 1 c)OHd at 213.9'15 Japanete yen. 1 dowo from 213.85 Monday. Dealers Mid tbe 1Ude wu due parU:r to a remark by G. wnuam llllller, cbalnnaa ot the U .8. Federal Reserve Board, that ... ,... wu valued too low. Tbe dollar picked up ttnnctb l tn beetle momtna tradln1 on European foret1n exchantes, whlcb open at about the Ume tboH In TOkyo cloH. ~. .. • t'onfl'rence Mon(J:iv S mith said rtpr.esenta tavc:. of NG B. the> oil industry and the ~overnmtnt wall present views o n th<' J:<t!-o hn(' <,hortage lll anothe r m·w~ tonfrrcnce Fr1d:w :J'nd offer ross1hl1· solutions an an dforl lo :lVC'rt lhC' lmy<·otl AssE-mblymcin D11n Rogers. H Bakersfidd. will ,Jfl<'nd th(' 1·on- fnc>n('1•. Smith s:ml. to rh:-cus:- !\'g1slat1on ht• hu~ -;ponsc1rcd l<> 1•asf' lhf' short;igc· Tht• kit1s lat111n , Sm1lh 'aid. would l'n :1hlc rt·f1ne re c~ an California lo pr11<:t·~:. more fuel by relaxing some government res triction.-; Smith said the boycott could be pos tponed or ca n cele d a ltogetber if the government or the oi I anctu~t ry cou Id offer an 1mmed1atc ... o lution to the gas cris\s "Bedore starting a boycott or trying to solvf' a proble m of this nature it's necessary for us to dete rmine wha t the problem 1s ... !\aid Smith "We may not ne<?d a hoycott 1f lht> probl1·m is a~ ~1m· pl<> a s tht• oil romp;rn1es !>ay that is ·get !ht• rc~u l ator:. off our nl'ck and the proble m will bt solved in twn days · " Hut Smith pointed out that 1f lhl' solutions µropo~ed al thl' Friday c·c1nfercn cl' a rc nnt sat1 s foctr1ry. the boycott could t ake place A lth ou~h NG B organizers hope the IJnycoll wuuld have na- tion wide 1mpaN. co-chairman G e o r g l' S h u ll :. u 111 1 l w <.1 ~ (Set> 80\'COT. Pa.ce AZ) * * * Saudis Fight OPEC Plan To Hike Price WASHINGTON I Al'l Suudi Arabia will fight moves to hoost world oil prices whl•n the OPEC carte l meets ne"l month. But prices may go up anyway and keep rising unless Amer icans cut their consumption. accord- ing to the Saudi oil minister "We think it is your duly as a cons umer lo r educe the con· s umption to the lowest possible level ," S hie k Ahme d Zaki Yamani s aid in a n interview Monday. "If you do this. then not only the price or oil will not go up, but it might even go down a little." He said while Saudi Arabia would keep production this year at a level of 8.S million barrels of oil a day, it might add a sur· charge to the price of Saudi oil unless the United St ates adopts conservation measures . Sur charges were e ndorsed by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries at its March meeting along with a 9 percent increatfe In oil prices. Only Saudi Arabia, a mong the 13 cartel members, has not applied a surcharge to its orricial price, $14.SS a barrel for Arab liiht olL Wlth &urcharges a nd s hortages. the price o( some oll is almost twice that -$24 to $28 a barrel. When OPEC meets next month in Geneva, Swit1erland, there la likely to be preaaure from Iran, Kuwait jnd other SO· called "Hawks" 'ror another round of boost.a. The New York Ti mes reported today thaL Algeria's new energy Minli.ter, Belkacem Nabl. says lh1t coun· try. wlll demand a 20 percent prlce increa8e . SURVEY ON SKATES -Cal Stat<' Long Ht><H'h t'Ot'd!-. Mary <l<!fll and Kall')Y O'Brien donned roller skates Monday af- ternoon to ask motorists waiting in line for gas near Magnolia Street and Talbert o.llt ...... , .... - /\ vt•nut: 111 I JunttnJ!Lnn fit•ach question-; abo ut lh<! current crunch They were sur· vey m g motorists in c·onnectaon with a pro· ject they an.• dotni:? for ;,i rX>lit1cal science class Woman's Slaying ·P~obed in Irvine i\ n allracli v1· 22 yea r-old I rvine woman W3 !; r o und m urdl'n-d in hf'r a partment l1y Irvine police Mond:1y night The woman. whos1· identity has not ~f'n rl'lcust·d pcndtnt! not1f1c<1t1on or out or-s t at!' rel at1vcs. was lying in a pool of blood when vffir 1·rs rf'spondecl lo , a 7 .26 p.m rnll from a nci~hbor . police said One -.ourn· said s ht• may have m·en stabbt'orrling to polu:c They s aid a nci~hbor con <'"rnt•d 11v('r t he woman ·~ ~1·lfore callNI ror officers I r\'ine police a nd Or <.1ngt.· County Shf'riff's Department tn v(':;\ igutors worked al t he apart mt•nt until 5 am lod&y, but tJc tails of th111r findings were nol 1mmediat<::ly avarlahk Waddill Denies Strangling Baby By Kt\TllY CLt\NCV 0t .... O.ily f'llet S UH Or. Willia m Baxter Waddill Jr. look the witness s tand in his own murder retrial today and calmly denied strangling a baby girl in the a rtermalh of a saline abortion. ··Did you manually stran~le the abortus ?.. defense attorney Charles Weedman aske d the 43·year-old Hunlin~ton Harbour physician. "No. I did not." Waddill replied. "Did you compress the neck in an effort to ... kill this abortus?" Weedman asked. "No. I did not." Waddill told the Orange County Supe rio r Court jury. "Did you do anything a t all to hasten the ultimat e demise?" Weedman queried . "No. absolutely , I did nothing at an." Ule obstetr1cian testified Waddill also told the. five.man, seven·woman jury that the two· pound. 15-ounce infant had no hope ror lire after her delivery two years ago at Westminster Community Hol!lpilal. Waddill admitted having hl!l hand at the lnfant 's throat several times as he checked it for life signs. But he lnsisted that when he c h ecked the infant al the hospital. "I was confide nt \he baby was de ad." ' Waddill said he s ummoned p e di atr 1c 1an Dr R o nald Cornelsen to the hospital to check the infant If Corncl sen detec ted a heartbe at . the phys ic ia n testified. he didn't me ntion it to him. ··He initiated no form of re- suscitation a nd I think I a m con fidenl he knew the baby was beyond saving. ll was hopeless ... Wad dill continued. Cornelsen, Waddill's chief ac· cusor . has testified he saw Wad· dill with his hand at the infant's neck in a chokin1it fashfon four different times and that Waddill was complaining. "I can 't find \he God damn trachea." Waddl 11 tes tifie d today . however , that. he was checking the baby because he detected so- c a lied agonal gasps, or the last dying signs In what he contends for all practical purposes was a dead baby. As he began testimony. the 43·year-old Huntington Harbour obstetrician told the five-man. seven·woman jury that he oper ated a $500,000 a year medical practice at that time and concentrated primarily on high.risk pre1nancles rather than abortions. He said his office wu "one of the large!'ll practices ln Orange County." and handled 30 to 50 <See WADDILL, Pase AZ> Siplwninl[ Mishap Burns Mesa Man I\ ·o:-ta Ml.'~u m an wa:. burnt'<! o n his arms unrl fo ce Mo nda) a ft er soml'one ht a matc•h to h<'IP him '>et' whtlt• he wus ~iph11nanj! ~as m thl' dark Th•· m r1ll•h 1gnik burn uni\ of the UC Irvine Mt•c11 C'al Ce nter. but wasn 't hos µ1lal1zect . ,1 s pokeswoman said Rarnes W~I!'> s:.ived rrom morl' serious an1ury in the 9 40 p m mishap because firem en wen~ passmg by NI route to a call at the Ice Capades Ch;1le l when thl' ga!i fire l'ruptcd nea r the ace rink Battahon Chief Ed Lewis s~ud Harnes apparently was helpini.t a no ther motorist by siphoning ~us rrom his own c ar 1nlu a nother Barnes· car suffered $150 d am age m the fire. After pulling out the blaze and administering aid, fire men and paramedics continued o n to their original call and aided a victim of a broken leg, Lewa!) said. Lewis said firem en didn't re cord the name of the person who "helped" Barnes by lightinc a m atch . "Some people jus t d on 't know ... he sighed. Strike Over By Umpires? NEW YORK <AP> -MajOr lea1ue umpires have reached a contract agreement with the American and National Leagues and wlll return lb work tills weekend, 'Mte Associated Press learned this a~moon. . A mar1thon necotiatln1 session wb1ch carried Into this morning 1pparently settled the final idues which have kept the re«ular umpires on the tddelines ~lnce the be1lnnin« of spring trainina. Long Wait Endured By TOM HARl.E\' O! .... D••ly P•IOI St~ll M a n y ., 1• r v 1 1· 1· ., t a I 1 o o nper:itors an Or:.ing1• County re pnrtt-d t ht' lon~1·'>l lane:. an lh1· h•~•orm.tht· gCJ:-olanl· t•r1s1s to day a~w "orlrh'' l11wd up for l ht-1r lurn .1l the hus y gu:-. JIU rn ps You hav1• lo r..rn1•mlwr lhal. mnny of 1111·-.1• peopl1· h<i .rt'n't h;id i::a -. ""n' last 1-·riday Ir''°" M•rv lt'l' -.tat111n 11p1•ral111 .Im· 1\rnrfl'ldt ""d We• ~1·ri· dlJ::.••d ;ill wt•t•kend Jn<l th•· wl1I numher~ m1s:.i•d the ir lurr1 al Lh1· 1s l;rnrl Sund..1) ·And th ·n. · rn1·f1•llll :1drlect, ·man) of th•• 11dd:-. t1rt' c.1wan· that sOml' stalflms may be JOIO· 1nK 1n tht.> planned four" day s hutdown that :.tarts Thursday. We won't be closing but they d1dn 'l know that wh en they 1·;imt· hen' ;1t fi .1 m tc11l;,y" Hl' !-Wd the hnt' at his s tation \ol. as the 1011,:iest he had seen san ct• g<1s allocut1on hcgan Po lle€' throughout OranJ:e Count) reported re w incidents despite lhl' long hnei. a nd com. ple tc Cool)t!ralwn from motorist:. "'hot) k(•pt road:-and driveway ... c·lt-ar wh1lt· th1•) patwntly W<J1kd (or lhc1r turn al thf! purnp<. Santa /\nu pol1c1• n •1mrtl·d an •'Xl'l'PllOn in th•· hn<• al thf· Sht'll 'crvll't· 'ilJ\111 11 on M"mo 1y Lane They <,aid ,1 rnoL111 !'>I whu bt.•(•11m1• i1ngr~ whe n the cJravcr<. n( wa1l11l).! l'Jf' rl'fU~1•1I t11 .11lr1w him lo form a -.i·1·11nd tin" rammecf lht r.1r' 11r tWtJ UrlVt·r-. wh<1 ll'ft tht•11 \1°h1c:h•' a nd lnt·1I l11 upt•n tht• d111;r'i ol ht!> locked 1·:ir Pollet• ~a11l th•• m11turist :.pt.'t.I nf( when lht• st.>n 1ct· :.talion at· tt'ndant ran lo lhl' tc·lcohonc . Tht•y said tht·y arc check1n~ a IH'l'nM' numhc>r ~1ven them by one.· of lhl' vi ctim~ Neithe r car 14.as badly ilam:.ig~d . tht·y sC11d An clement of tragedy bccam£• part or tht• l'Olllmum~ )!asohn(• Crtf'IS today when on1• ()( ~even members of a S.inta Ana fa mily burned last Tuc~day when gu!- :.tored an 11 plasllr I ra~h can 1n the ir home e"plodect ch cd from her sevt•re burn:. Celestina Mendnw , 64, died in lht• burn un1l at UC I rvint· Me dical Center ($ee UNES. Pa«e 1\2) Coa~• "'euther Night and morning low <.'louds clea ring Inland W ednesday a fternoon. Cflancc of early morning drizzle. Lows tona~ht 55 to 60. Highs Wednesday in mid to upper 60::; INSIDE TOD" l' U .•e o/ psll8 and cocoine t.t on the nae and man1uana Iowa hove been eased an many stote3. Where as the druo ciUI now' See Page AS. .. ~ .. Tu .. day, M•x 16, 1919 Conspiracy Eyed Ryan Death Probe Findings Told ..... _ PLANNED SLAVINOS? Cult Leacs.r Jim Jon•• WASHINGTON !AP> -Houle tn,•e3tJptora aid today there Is tlrcumatantlitl evidence' of 11 -.,.-u n1 rn Jr"' t" l""mrtrptT 111 <' y~ behind R<•J) l...o J Ryan 'I "" aaJ! matton b m1·m~ra 11f 11n Am('rtC'an cult In Guye nu Tb.-y a l11<> ront'ludt•d alkr 11 ~hi mont h ~nvt•sU1t1tHon that 11· porhl tha t o Pt'Opl.-Tf'mflh• \JX t'l'Ulmn squad 1•x1st., t<• l•llmmitl\' otht•r nnt1unul h.•11tk r' ·,.tioulcl nol ht· totall) d1i.t•11unkd " Show1n tc 1h .. 1r l'On rcrn , the l u ff 11'1vest1ttatort1 dtihven •il th1•1r r t>Pi•rt to lh1• llOul.il' fore\.:n Afhur1> ·ommllt\'t' lUl der ht•uvy Nl'C'unl v with ptillc•· j(UIHdN i.nd ffit'lul dt·k <'lll11'1 al l 'ro• Pafl' ·1 I UNES S1"1LL LONG. • • 011 the l'rllll'UI h't lfl tht.> '"IO•· wartl Jrl' t1i'r clau..:hh:r. Maria 1\ r r cdo11d11. :r1 ,, nil M r~ r redondo s twu chlldrt.>n, Cl<1ud111, 6, and Juun J r ,:, Mr s Arrt>doncto'N hustwnd , Juan. 27. 111111 two oth<>r <'hilcire n lrnv(• bt•t.•n d1!1t'hJrRcll rrt1m tht.• GOV. BROWN SIGNS WEEKEND BILL-A3 CONGRESS AGAIN MULLS RATIONING-A4 BREAK UP ENERGY AGENCY-Edltorlal, A6 DEMANDS FOR GAS SAID SURPRISE-A& SMALL CAR SALES ON UPSWING-86 burn c·enler Some of the lon~esl Imes in Orange County were rep<>rted m Costa Mesa today. They Wl'rl' long at S<i11th Coast S ht>ll. 3045 Hnl>tlll St , where ga~ wa s pumped Cro m ti to 8 a m And a t Mesa ·r cxaco. 2 175 N e wpo rt Hl vll wh e re lhc pum ps w .. r·c opened a fter a thrcc-w1·e k :-.hutll<iwn Moto11st!. w:11l1n~ fur unleaded gas at tlw .J1rtv M·r v1t'l' st ation. 2228 Newport Blvd . w1•re pullciJ from th1• Jin1> .111d w r v1•ly But I h11M· w <.e 1t1ng for rt>gular or prt•rn1um had lo ,cull' down for a long wail Only a handful or service Sta lions opened fo r business in Ncwp<>rt Beach today and those w..ho did unJoc.:k the pump~ re· ported lhl' longest lines they have ever s t•cn Opt•rator' ,1l 1 nm 'hurµ )> l nh>n stuf1011 111 Corona dt!I Mar .ind llitrbur Vu>w S tfoll s aid som~ of their customers becun u: 11npat1ent Ht the long wait ;1ml l'X p resiwd the ir dis pleusur t whl·n th'-'Y <1rrivN1 al the pumpi. It Wi\S lh1• .. 11nw slory m llun\ 111..:ton lk-:u·h whc·n· 71 t•ars wen• "ailing in line when operators lil t he Chevron station, Brookhursl and Talbert. opened the pumps at 7 a .m . Owner Je rry F'oslt'r said his supply is running low und won't lust long lf he is fo rced to open o n weekends . Foster s aid he :hinks the gas situation is reaching the point whe re the use of cars wiU be confined to "go- mg to work.'QJ' ir joyride." T here was a two-hour wait at Tom's Arco, 5981 Warner Ave and lines of equal length at Wes' Union station. 9525 Wurner Ave . Fo untain Valley. where the sta lion eicpecl$ to use the last of its gas by Wednesday The supply will not be re plenis hed until next week. operators said. Man y se rvice s tation operators we re appealing to motoris ts today not to leave t heir <'a rs parked al the pumps all night with a vie w to being first in llnl' when the station opens next day .I P Buck . whn owns Buck'!> l'n1on Service. 9002 Adam~ /\vc . lluntington He:ich. said he lost a load Of gas last W!.!Ck when the ta nker truck calling al his sta· tion found parked c;irs blocking the re fueling p<>mt alt he islands. Irvine operators reported long lines and Ions waits by patient motor ist.'>. Mesa Condo1Diniu01 Project Rejected Custa Mt•Na pla nning com mlss1oncrN turned thumb~ down Mond ay on 11 riroposed 75·un1t l' o n d o m i 111 u m p r o J e c t bu t gave prt>lim1n:.1ry appro~al to two other housing development~ They recomme nded to the City Council t ha t it approvt: a zonr:: clCceplion permit a nd rl'zone petition for a propO!\Cd :lJ·umt condomim um d evelopm ent at the southl•ast l'O rner of /\dams a nd Plac('ntia avC'l1u11s The area 1s zon ed for ~1n~lc family homes Commissioners told neighbors of the vroJcct. who expressed conct'm:. at>Out traHic vroblemi.. that the proJect would add less tra Hlc than JS .s ing le -family homes because the units would be sm aller The propos•·d project will 1·omt> before the City Council . June 4. Commissioners also recom· m e11ded City Counc il approval of a ~quest by Fair vie w State Hos pita l ttrnt it be a llowed to proceed with plans for e mployee housing on the ~rounds as an ac· cessory use in an institutional a nd recreational zone . , O..ANQE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,_ O'Af'Ol'Cori9\t 0.'ly Pltot. ••tf\~rt t\tom 9'"fCI ,...,. ......,, PfM'!t t\CKA:tf1\twoa bt ,,,,. 0tlllt0" Co1nt P"bU~(~1 S.Nt~rtChhfl1''"'<&'" IHll>h'"'-d ~.,. tf\rOYQl't J.rte;My for CO\tit Mfly flitt1-wpOrt fktt<h HV'\ltf'Qt()lf\ &f.tilf\I,,_~ l1111AVAtf~ t~.n. I..,,.._ n,,..Mtt/SOtJt"C°"'\I A \lnQf• ,_.OIOIW f'IOllK'ln I\ owouu.o $.ttwtd•nAt'ld \.vn<MV't 1 ..... °'''°" 'N' ~1'1'\tftV .,.Mt t\ llt 1)0 Wf'\I 8111y S.'"1 Co.I•.,_,,_, (ehtotA•••~'tt. __ ,, .. _ Po'\4f)t4'11 4"«J P\lllOlltNr J.oc•• t'WMt V•ttPrtll\KM,.t•nd~M~ ,_ .. 11_1 EOllOt ,_., .. ,,.....,.._ M°""O"'' Cott°' CM•1t•H L. .. , .,._,. ,.." A\-\i\l•f\I Mli"•tlf'G Cc:tttoo T~M (114)Ma-4m Q....,.... .-.-.-..........,. The request was approved in con<·l·pt s ubJ••Ct to the Ci ty Council's ratification · on th<! condition that the housm~ be available only to employees and clients or the hos pital. Jr 1t were o ffered lo the general public, a general plan amendment and u zone change would be required 1\ proposal to convert 75 apart m en ts at JR45 Anahe im Ave to condominiums m et with less favor Monday Commiss i o ners c ite d a ~horta~e of ap&.1 rtmcnts in the c1 Ly and denied th e zone exception request T hey a lso r ecom mended that the Redevelopment Agency deny the requested proJ eel, which lies within the city's redevelopment area. Doug Clark. assistant city planning director, s aid apph· ca nts -Te rra n ce u nd S he il a Ragan of Balboa Island are ex· peel ed lo appeal tu the City Council. Frot11 rage A I WADDILL. • deliveries a month two ye ars a go; two or t hree times more de· liveries than abortions. Waddill is being tried a second tim e on charges that he alleged· ly strangled an infant known a s Baby Girl Weaver in the a f· le rma lh o r a n abo r tio; per(ormedon an 18-year -oldpreg- na nt unwed mother. His trip to the Orange County Superior Cot.Vt witness stand was de layed for a week after de· fe nse attorney Ch arles Weed- ma n s uffered a back injury and was confined to bed. Waddill has said he was anx· ioua to offer hia testimony about the March 2, 1977, e ve nt In the Westmins t e r C o mmunity Hospital nursery. Waddill's first mur de r trial ended last May whenJurora saJd they were deedlocke 7 to 5 in favor of acquittal. Proeecutor Robert Chatterton hH aJle1ed Waddill s truaaled the infant beceuae be feared a malpractice law.wt If the Want survin d with brain damage from the saline ebortlon IOlu- tion. ··-----· the dOon. ProM"flt at the &esslon to hear ltw r eport were 11everal mem· bNll ot'Ry1m~s fifmlly. tl\Cladtn( hll'I tluutthlt·r. t:hn. und two sis lM,., Sht•ilu Hyun und Shannon Torphy K yian . O ·C1t l lr., thref' }our1u1Ui.IA 1mtl a cult dcfeelor wt•rv 11hot to deulh at nn a irstrip 1wur th~ P coplt.•s T c mplt 's Jon~·sluwn ~l'ltlt<ment Nov 18. Th" nt'XI duy, rnore than 900 cult 1nt·mbt•r N dll1d 1n a mas s murdN :.u1c 1dl' led b y their kude r, Jim Jont>s ' There 1s ev1denc~ lo s uggest ,Junell ltfl0 NOme Of his key lieule uunt s dli.<'USM~cl .rnd had 'un clt•r:H11nd1n.::.· t o e liminate var1 o ui. 111c11v1duals. mcludmj! 11aturnal pohucul hw ders," the Nturr rt•pt1rt concluded "Time m,1y thmm111h the pos!>1b le threat or this f11ctor " T h t-lrl\'l'!>t1f,!..1tnr' a lso :-u1d t h •• I t' I N l' I r c.: II Ill !\ l a n t I a I ,. v utt·n<'t'. hut ''" ha rd t·v 1dencc, thut Jont'N had a "contingency c.:ons p1rac.:y .. to u:.:.assinate Ryan 1r the ronf.!ressrn an could not oc 1lt>l11ded on t rue c.:unchtw ns a\ the ('Ult d11r111.: l11 N visit "f 1rov11l1ng 1'0rnt· mod<•rate l't'1•<frn1·t• to Liu: 1tll'U of a c·ont 1ngt>ncy conspiracy 1s the fact thut tht• Jont's town su icide- murde r ritual started before the Port Ka1 t um;1 ( a1rs tr1pl a s - sa1lanls returned lo confirm the s h ootings or Re p. Ryan and others." the report said. ft said the re ulso are uncon hrmed reports that a lar~e ship· ment or l'yanide used in the mass murde r a rri ved 1n Jonestown two d ays berore Rya n 's visit. "AllO NlatH is t he reported statement of a Jonestown sur · vivor that severa l days before Mr . Ryan arnveCJ • J"onestown he heard Jones say tha t the con· g ressman's ph1ne 'mi&hl fall from the s ky'." The House Investigators also agreed with the State Depa rt- ment's conc lusion last month \hat it had burled warnings or possible mass s uicide at the c ull In bureaucracy a nd relu ctance to interfere. As a result, the House report said. the Slate Department had four reports of poten,tial violence scattered in files but told Ryan that "potential danger was ·un likely'. .. Ho wever. the House study s aid. Ryan was advised more than once by advisers of "gut feelings" that there might be v1olcncc. but we nt to G uyana a nyway "He Lcndf'd to discount s uch warnings with the thought that his offic1· as a congressm an would protect him ." the report said. •'Moreover, he apparently was willing to face whateve r dan1wr might be present " Thl.' n·port s aid e vidence sui.:· gests tha t Hyet n conside red the accompanying re porters "as <1 s hield '' and the reporters in turn "regarded Mr . Ryan's status as a cong ressman as their best pro tection." The House report concluded. a s did the Stale De partment. that one o r the de partme nt'!> worst errors was to take no uc.· lion on the written warning of c ult dereclor Deborah Layton Blakey in May \978. about six months before the mass s u1c1de. Office Towers Planned for Mesa /\ s pokes m an for a South Coast Plaza project said Mon- day the developers hope lo start building the fi rst or two ne w 15· s tor y office towe rs in Costa Mesa in August or September G re~ Butcher . director of de· vclopment ror C J Segerstrom and Sons. sa1ct at a City Council study sessio n that the f irm hopes to s tart work on the s econd tower within three months artcr the first is bej:(un. T he development, a joint prOJ- ect o f Segerstrom and Pruden· tia l Insurance. will come be.fore the City Council ne xt Monday for approval of final develop- m ent plans. Approval anc1 1ss u::inee of bu1ldin~ ~rm1l!> will hl' d elayed until ~<'V<'ral t·ond1t1on~ are m•·t. 1r th~ c·ouncil upholdi. <J n Apnl 23 Tlueves Take 1 Tank Trucks CARSON 1/\P ! -Two gas oline tanker t r ucks we re stol e n from the Southwest Tank Lines Co. m Carson. the Los Angeles County S heriff's Depart· m e nl reported. According to a witness, the taolCe rs pulled out of the yard S unday afte r- noon. while the drive rs ap· peared lo be having trou- ble s hifting the big r igs. Th<> company would not s ay 1f the lO.ooo.g allon tanks on the trucks were full at the time o r the theft Costa Mesa Fre eway Meet Slated Tonight The folks al Ca lTrans want to k no w what Ha rbor Area resi· d ents think a bout their Roule 55. They a re hostin g a m eeting at 7 : 30 ton ight. in t he Newport Ha r bor llJgh School cafeteria to discuss plans and problems on the state-owned portion or the road way that begins at Finley Street in Newport Beach and r uns into th .. Costa Mesa F reeway In Costa Mesa. CalTrans currently is conduct· Ing a study of the possibility or com p le t i n g t h e R oute 55 F reeway through Costa Mesa and t.onJght's meeting is being held lo hear what residents think or s uch a pla n. f'f'Ofll Pap Al BOYCOTT. • a p eclflc ally d i rected a t the c ritical shortage ln California. Planning Commission dec1s1on. No dollar value has been set for the developm ent. to be locat- ed on Anton Boulevard betwee the South Coast Plaza llolel a the San Oic~o 1-'rceway . In addition to tht• two towers, there will be severnl low.rise of. ric<' huildin~!>, 11 rc.·s teturant. und a parking slruc turi·. with a totul of about 715.000 sq11an · f<·ct of 11f fice and c·ommcrl'lal !\J)~Ct.' Cond1trons !\Cl pr111r tu I!\ s uance of building permit!> in elude completion or a tr affi r s tudy. realignme nt of plans LO permit an offramp from the freeway to Anton Boulevard. and clear anct.> frorn authontli'1' inrli catin~ the bu1ldinJti. won't in· tedi•rt• with a vial ion nav1~at11111 from Orangt• Cuunty Airport Bulctll'r prcst·ntl'c1 counc.'11 mt·mbcrs Monday wtth a n · aligned plan to ac.:commodatl:' a n offramp. lie said the d <·vt.•101>..rs arc.· working wit h the stale Depart· mcnt of 1'ransi:><>rtatlon to dl· tt•rmint• ttw rcusibllily or sut.•h an offramp, wh1c.:h the dt•· vclopcrs would fund A r e prese ntati ve from Linscott. Law and Greens pan. E ngineers. also presen ted a list of measures being evaluated 1n the traffic study These include staggered work hours, carpooling, additional bu..., s er vices. a pedestrian over crossing of Bristol Street and ad ditional turn lanes ul the in· ters ection of Bristo l Street and Anton Boulevard . f"'t l•we/ry -·-.............. PREGNANT PAUSE IN WOMEN'S POOL TOURNAMENT K•thy H•ddon Shoots as Doctor, Ambul•nce Walt Labor of Love Stork Waits j"or His Cue ST PETERSBliHG . f'la 1/\P t Th•· amhul1J nct: was wait· 1ng. llrr labor pa in~ w1·r<· I•·" than thrtw ro1nutes apart. But 211-y<'ar old Ka thy Haddon woulr1n·1 ll·uvt• lh1· pool tournament . Iler son JUSl had to w111l /\nfl ht• rl1rl Al stukE· wu:-. th•· worm·n·, rhamp1ons h1p or the city's Tavf'm Pool Ltt:.ig1"' K.1thv w;1.., lhl· top h·mul•• !\hoote r in the 11'31.!Ul' and the hl·art or th · lt'cim from M a~try !>bar a nd Grill. .. "l 'VF. REEN W/\ITING Al.L year for this.'' s he s aid. "Evcr yb1><1Y want' mt• to l•·<IV<', hut I'm not l,,aving for a nything I won't twvt the h;1hy until wmt!l1rnr; <sller 1 am Th\'.re '-; plenty or t1111t· .. By I 1 µ m . tht· h<•h> WJ N four day!> ovenlur• and the paw.-. y.erl' 21 ··minutes apart. Kathy tugged at her matcm 1ty hlouse, "pped orange JUi ce. c he wed funou ... ly on her g um and <htbl)(:d at her furehcad with a hundkerch1d "She stayed 111 befl hlr 11,1,0 day~. lo n· .. t up ..,o ~ht: could C'>mc to this." :.aid her hu~hand, IJau 'She went into labor two days ago, but she kind Of talked hen.elf out o( ll '' "SHE WON'T MAKE IT TflRO GH overtime ," bar owner Lay Mastry :.aid a s a crowd of ::.t·veral hundred wa tched the champ1onsh1p i.hoQtouL" In the seventh j.{a me. Kathy c,unk the <1 and 8 ball to give he r team a 4.3 lead But hcfon• l<1nJ.!. :vt al>lry.., and Nell'i. Lounge wer e back in a neck-and neck 1 ii<'<' t1c•d by 5 5 Th1•n tht're was .1 d1s<1gn·c mrnt over a judgt•"; r uling. T hir· ty minutes passed Da n kept llx>krn~ at h1., watch Ry 11 15 lhen• wen· only two h;ilb <in thv tahll' the 2 and the 8. Kathy had t•J s ink ll11·in and M<1stry·~ would have its ::.cc11nd ~trn1ght till<! Tii t~ r M NS WJ-:Rt l!\:-Ol~Tt:~T. Bl'T K;1thy m ade short work of 11 lkr husalJantl w.•· v.;111111~· SfJ 1;,a, tht• arnhul<inre So wa:-. the tlodur. cJ11wn <Jt !)t /\111 111111) 'hll'>f'llal By lJ :JO s he wa!\ on the.• wa) Lat.er. Dan .ca lled th•· C<'lehranlN with the news -at J :43 am Jillie more than t .... o hour.., Jflt.·r hN winning shot . Kathy gavl' birth lo a bo~ and Jll ""'' ...,,.11 The mother and son 1,1,;ere rt•purlc'<..I doing fme, the hospital s:.iid 'Holy War' Opens In County Court What IS l'Xpt•('fl•d to bi.• ·' t 1,1,ri w l' e k I e g 11 I b a t I I l' o " t• r poss<'ssion of an Ir vine Luthl•ran C hurc h o p1•nc ll Mo nd.1; 1n Orange County Superior Cour1 S t Matthe w Luth eran Church's so-called "holy war' <'enters on a Split :..monJ? the ('hurch ccin~re,gation t ho" loyal to th<' Luth1 •ran 6.Jrd1 M 1ssoun Synod :.nd thol>t' wh11 want lo JOIO a less conscrvall\• group, the 1.uthi•ran Chun·h 111 Ame nca In Nove mber tht' maJOrll~ -c hurc h membt'rs h 1p vot ct1 t•1 ,evt•r 11c ... with the Missour i !--~nod :incl n ·f1n :.incc the Sl. Mat- 1 hl'W N Synod·hcJd debt. nut tht• re~l of the congrega- tion wants to retain affiliation with the M1 ssour1 Synod and filed 'lUll to seek possession or ,1bout SJ00,000 1n c h u r ch prfll'l' 11 y ·'The chur<'h cannot function 10 1hc advantage o r its mem· hers h1P as 1l 1s presently con- 4'11 uated." attorney Mike Br en· n.1fl \.\hO rt.>prcscnh t he minori- ty congre)i!al.Jon. said m a recent court appearance . rrc811 rr«•m tla..: ~arclc•t .••••• •••• !fltcr''C it. 0111' !lliCt ti 11~ ot• 1·incly 4!rad·tcd.ic'''clr~·· "Callfomiana have nothing to a pologtie for ln connet lioo with fuel usage ," Shutt 11id. "The 1overnme n t h asn 't b ee n sa tlaOed with forced buaine our 1tudent1, now they want to f orce-blll a ll of ua by gelling us out of can.'' n fA~AION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH. CAt lFORNIA 92660 fU.CPHONC 171'1 6•4-2494 \ _____________________ ......... ,... .. . . ( - STOCKS I BUSINESS T~. 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Utnt" us:: 1 ,.11o:.:·i4 Mn1en1 :.0 'I ': I:..,.;~ !lie.a 1 "° 1 •11 ,..,,. .. ~ a1ain1t l t by next week. .. • • ~..... Ulnt ... j.... 1 " -"" MU"ev •• u 2 11111• ~ "CAll'I , ,. • rtO )tV. .,. Plt9PeorC0te Maker of Botte:r! .Tries Margarine By MILTON MOSKOWln Anyone who Uved in the Midwest durine tbe lfNOI will probably recall the s te ady s tream of venom directed _. the butt.er people agains t the margarine people. It .,.. almost r egarded a social offense t o have mar1arine in *be house. much a s s moking cigarettes is now considered by some nonsmoke rs. The inve ctive h eaped upon margarine was partlcularr ly s trong in U\e dairy rarmina s tales oi ·Minnesota and Wisconsin, home t e rritory of a major d lJiry cooperative Land O ' Lakes . Land O ' Lakes. lhrouth its farmer mem: be rs, is the larges t butter producer in the United States • SO POWERFUL 1 WERE THE DAIRY interests je the _se s t a te1' tha t l~ey w e r e a ble to get legislators to paa s tric t la w s governang the sale o r m a rgarine. Margarine could not be s old unless it was its natural color: white. Som e '?argarines were p acked with a coloriog ageni lodged 1n a red dot. Arter you bought it. y ou pressed the d ot a nd then kneaded the m a r garine until it t ook on tbe yellow c a s t o f butte r . In those days. butter w a s r eally king or the market. In 1940, the average Ame rican cons umed 17 pounds or butter a year . Thal w as seven times the intake of margarine. Year by year the m a rgarine people whittled down that l ead , aide d b y a big the n by scientific r e -'· price advant age a nd ~ ports linkin g heart d is· · ~ :. ease to h eavy u se of a nima l fats M argarine passed b utte r fo r the first ti m e in 1957 -and Money Tree it has never been h ead e d s ince. Today. Americans con- s ume about three times as muc h marga rine as butte r . Tha t w o uld a ppear to be a d e pressing picture for the Mioneapolis ·based Land O ' Lakes co-op. But d on 't rorget about good o ld American pragmal1!''Tl, expressed faullJess. ly 1n that a d age. "If you can 't lick ·em, Join ·e m ." YES. LAND O ' LAKF~ NOW HAS its own label margarine . S u perm a rke ts in the M idwest already carry Land 0 ' Lake s marganne a lo n g side Land O' Lakes butter, The L a nd o· L a k es margarine a lso has m o ved into New York a nd t h e New En~land s tates . The campaign t h e m e 1s very c lever: "ll takes a butter company to give you the tas te you r eally want in m argar ine.·• That's s traight fro m t h e farmer~ whom ilk cow s . Shockin~ as 1t m ay seem to those who <:1ssociate Land O 'L akes Wlth the "pure " world o f d a i ry fa rming, this kind o f move 1s n ot exactly unprecede nte d in the annals o f Ameri~an bus ine s s Afte r a ll. 1he lop.selling margarine b r and 1s Parkay, which com es from a d air y ·bas ed com. p any, Kraft ~nd t~o oth er companies with a dairy image, B orden and Carna tion, are leading m a rke te r s o f n o ndairy c r e amers. C r e mora and Coffet--Mate SO LAND 0' LAKES IS JUST laking a le ar o ut of the hook o r the~c corpor a te giants . tr they can speak o ut ol both s ides of the ir mouth. so c a n L a nd 0 ' Lake1t Whal the cows think a bout this treach ery, no one knows Borrowing Rises Despite Rates LOS ANGELES 1AP > -Inte r est rates a r e at record hig h s, so what a re cons ume r s d o ing ? "They'r e borrowing m ore." s ays Arde n B ates. Bank of America vice pres ident a nd Time P l an C redit ad· mini s trator ''It's the inflation a r y f act o r it's caus ing p eople to borro w more and for lo nge r terms ." THE TREND IS SHOWING UP in ever y thing from a utomobile financing to ho m e improvement lo ans. Batff s aid . and h igh inte rest r ates s imply aren't d e te rring ~· p ie who see prices n sin g even fast e r . "The governme nt f o r the last couple o f years has been looking for ways to s low mfla tion and they've taken ~ posi.tion that if they k_eep the cost o r m o ney hig h . it's going lo d iscourage borrowing." H a tes s aid in an inte r view. "But fro m what I see h e re. it 's h a d the reverse e ffect. People lhmk. 'If I d o n 't buy that n e w car n ow, 60 o r 90 days later it's JUSt gom g to b e hig her pnced," h e said . NEW AUTOMOBILE LOANS USED to be for 36 m o nths. Bates said. but the cost of car s h as made four and fi ve.year loan s m o re a od m o r e common. .. F ive or s ix year s ago, you could buy a Ford or C h e vy for $3,500," h e s aid. "Today the sam e mode l is going for $8,000. Whe r e people w e r e p aying those loan s off in 31 m o nths, it 's tak ing the m 48 o r 60 m o nths to pay them off now .. T h e s ame 1nflat1o nary fac tor h as pus hed home im· provem e nt loans h ighe r than ever before, Bales s aid wilb p eople borro w in g in s tead o r buying , I "R eal estate values have gone s o far out of s ight that pe~p~e a r e m ore inc l.ioed to borrow on the equity in their existin g homes and invest their money in improvementi rather than t aking t h a t equity a nd buying a n e w homt tha t 's going to boos t their m o nthly p aym e nts tre mendous· ly,·· he said. SUPPORTING BATES' VIEWS IS the ratio of con· s ume r borrowing to d ispos able Income. an indicato(' economists u se to judge the o v e rall le ve l of consumer debt and one which has risen s ignificantly the last couple or years. Fro~ a r o und 11 percent in the 1960s, the debt-to. Income ratio rose to 14.S percent in 1976, 15.2 percent id 1977 and a record 17.3 per cent las t year . ( If you think you may be borrowing more than is wise; here's a simple rule fin a ncial counselors use to judge ~ family's debt position. rr the m onthly payments for all your debts are m o r e than 3S percent of your monthly take• home pay, il '!ii time t o c ut back. Below 35 percent and you 're probably all right. • AnaheiDl Business Plans Merger California Compute r Products Inc. of Anaheim ~ Sanden Auociates Inc. have reac hed ··an arreemen~ if principle providlnl for the mer1er of Calcomp with a •IM>t ly owned subsidiary of Sanden. • A subsidiary of Sanden will make a tender offer lit $13.50 C!81h per ahare net to the seUer for up to 1.-.oot shares, or 37 pereent of the outatandiq shares of Calc!oll\P: After approval by abareholden, the remaiAlnl aharet of Calcomp wlU be excbaqed lD a mefler (ID what ii at peeled to be a taxable transaction) for a combinaUoa _~ common stock of Sanden and caab wtth a value of SU.St. It will be 1ubjeet to adjuetment based upoa tbe prtee Gf Sanden commoa stock launedlatetJ priof to tbe C~· a harebolden' meetiq beld to vote on tbe mer1er. The two companies allo anDOUDC!ed Sanden punb~ from Calcomp a 10 percent aubordlaated DCM ID the: amount o S7 ,850,000. • • • - • T .......... ,l.t11'1 MARMADUKE "I hate these times when he wonts to walk in my sleep 1" SUPERHEROES SHOE 'UNKY WtNKlltllAN Afr:T'~I(, If 1'149rlii .A MA6A%1,.._ ~~ PfOPLE Wt'T'M fT'~ANi* ~~IN~ r by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta MAIMHIJ.£ •• ORABBLE by Tom a.tilde by Mtll uurius Clrr'AINLY- •G«P9~4f !Jl%A~~-• C~lVS£ ME:, 00 '/OV KNOW Wl-IA1"' I I MC rr IS '? DR . SMOCK ww< wm (Al,{, If A ~1N P£N? NURSE:, :X: '""" SURe WHA"I !HE: DOCTOR SAID WAS "PU"I RAlt.S ON HE:R BSD".' MOON MULLINS THE FAM ILY CIRCUS By Bi) Kean.- ''Well How were things down in rn'ne today?" DENNIS THE MENACE • NIELSEN by Ferd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER --. ·=--~~rYcvoii:ul.K:HNOWOW,:-;SAM~"'\:J .... ---THI~ ~TUFF l t>O l!> AU. ... 1 MAO OECftO TO ffU. NM CA!T&..( TO JU.W../ l'M A f'H()ftY ! THt &t$T flMG "'CIC H~ noNQe A .. O en OUl TOMO«ltOYll 1 CAH 00 16 LµVE, &HfAA AWAY. 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