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Home My WebLink About1979-07-18 - Orange Coast PilotWEDNESDAY AFT!RNOON, JULV 11, 1'1' --. ........ ~ ...... ... 3~ Of-f~r ·to Resign; ~ May Fall Friday . • Cerdova Flays Miller ~leedon ,e Art Festival Board Denounced l eA.lien S!lluggllng Ring Broken • Chappatt~iddick Daunts Kennedy r Probe Begins 18Years Later· Ted Haunted By Accident WASHJNGTON <AP) -Sen. Edwa rd M. Kennedy. D·Mass., acknowledges that the accident at Chappaquiddick 10 years ago to- day '"will live with me ror the rest of my life ." "As long as I'm in public life, I'll be asked about it," he said in a brief interview. Will it be a factor if Kennedy decides to run for president in 1980 or later ? _ • "Obviously, it's a factor -one or many," he replied. KENNEDY, WHOSE PERSONAL LIFE HAS been mar.ked by tragedy, said the ~ident in which Mary Jo Kopecbne was killed •·was different for me in that I was the one responsible. . "l assumed full responsibility for it at the time," he said. Asked for his recollection or details of that night, Kennedy replied, "I testified six months after the accident under oath." He said the transcript of his testimony, running more than 700 pages "remains the best account of what happened at that lime." The 10th anniversary of the accident comes at a time of re- newed s peculation that Kennedy might challenge President Carter for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination. · KENNEDY INSISTS REPEATEDLY HE will not be a can· didate, that he expects Carter to be renominated and re·elected, and that he intends to support the president. But with the Carter adminjstration s haken by domestic crises. with the Cabinet and senior White House staff submitting letters of resignation as a prelude to wholeule personnel changes. the political speculation about a l<Jlnnedy challenge persists. Kennedy talked about Chappaquiddick in several interviews timed to the anniversuy of the accident. "The other tragedies, the aaauainations, the deaths of my brother and Sister in World War 1J were imposed on me," he said. "They had enormous impact. But Chappaquiddick made me a much different person, a very different individual." IN AN INTERVIEW IN THE BOSTON Globe·today-10 years after Cha,ppaquiddick -the Massachusetts Democrat said that <See KENNEDY, Page AZ) .DA, Sheriff Probe Killing bjt NB Cop Br IOA.NNE aEYNOLD8 ·-Deity""' .... • Newport Beach police have idmtifted the man 1bot to deatb . ,. ~ ~ \;uit:!': Law, II, ot Houlton, Texu. -~ ....... four u... by ~'baJIWes' UM llDd Ol•r Ile« WI Dwanlo fCMlllld for 1 .-lnlGfapLawwupalllna r 11Wma111ttl&Kllolller. Tiie , __ .. the department is conducting its own lnvest.llallon of the •boot· ln1 but lbat lbe District At· torney's office and the Oranae County Sheriff's Department were lovolved 1D tbe probe aa· well. Lt. Our Pttenea Hid lhe ....... ......... foliow..t ,. .._. ... 18""9DI olneen calla for am cllputment to conduct COOPentift l.Dv•tlr•Uooa wttb Uae lMIUict AUorDe)'. "We Dip tbem Informed of nerr ~do ......... ti they wmat to. ea eoactud their OWD iDYa Uoa... be laJd. , ... IDSNlll t ,•Pa .. ~ - Saddle (Jp . Bruce King, governor of New Mexico, says he may s tart riding his horse to work as pa rt of his personal en e r gy conservation pro· g ram. King, whose govern- ment office is at Santa Fe. owns a ranch near Stanley. Aliens Enter Via Marine Base Decals U.S. Border Patrol agents ar· rested three Oceanside residents late Tuesdey in connection with an alle1ed alien-smuggling ring o~r ated t h rough Camp Pendleton using stolen mllitarY decals. Donald Wayne Willis, 30; Amy Willis, 27 ; and Hector Javier Salasar, 20, an illegal immi· grant living in Oceanside, were to be charged today in federal court in Chula Vista with transporting ilJegal aliens and cons piracy to smuggle aliens across the U.S.·Mexican border. John Wesson, agent in char1e of the Border Patrol's check· point south of San Clemente, said Tuesday's arrests were lhe culmination of a long lnvesU1•· tion. ''These people were under sur· velllance by our a1ents for aeveraJ weeb." be said • "They were makln1 Mveral trips tbrouch Camp Pendleton and they were muinl • lot of money,'' Weaon •lleaed. He cbarpd that immitl'an&a . were paytna between '300 and $2aO per trip 8Cl'OM the border. Tbe IJ'OUP was aUe1edly brtnc· I <8'e AUENS, •••• ti> /' ' Brown 'Veers Left' Cordova: Miller Could Boo01erang By ROBERT BARKER 0t ,,_ Oally P1l•I SIMI Former Assembly m an Ron Cordova added his voice Tues· day to the growini:t clamor sur roundiryg the appointment or Edis.gt\ Miller as Third District supe~isor Cordova contends that the ap· pointment by Governor Brown was intended "to buy creden· · tials from the radical left" as s pearheaded by Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda The fo rme r Democratic as semblyman, who was defeated tiy .John Schmitz in a. run for the state senate. had been con - sidered a pnme candidate ror the supervisonal appointment Cordova said today. however. he won't run ror the county's Third Distnct scat 'Festival of Arts Board Derwunced By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. 0t t .. O•llY l'llM Stltll A group of artists denounced Laguna Beach's Festival or the Arts board members in a series of bizarre protests Tuesday ni ght in front of three con· troversial works officials tmve ordered removed. Artists Valerie Bechtol, A.S. As hley and J ennifer McLemore say festival board members have given them 24 hours to re- m ove their works from the grounds because the c reations are "political" or ''offensive." ,. All three artists say they plan to keep their works a t the festival. Ms . McLe more c h a ine d herself to her anti-nuc lear power a rtwork and said she would stand 24-hour vigil over it. Ms . Bechtol and about 15 fellow a rtists and festival ex hibitors placed three black cof fins in front of her work that honors the lraniun women's rights struggJe . An eight-year fes tiva l ex hibitor. Ms . Bechtol said she was ordered las t week to tone down her work which she says is . ·sociolog ical" rather than political. • Ms. Bechtol placed a black veil over a part of her exhibit that shows newspaper clippings <See FESTIVAL, Pace A.2) 34 Off er to Resign; Ax May Fall Friday WASHJNGTON <APl -Wit.ft all hli Cabinlet and higb·level staff offering to resign, Preai· dent Carter iJ expected to decide by Friday where the ax wiU fall as be works on a lineup to revive his presidency. Senior offtclals were sbuen by the move -the latest sur- prise in Carter's self-declared tumJ.nc point -which left lbe 1ovemment ln limbo. The 34 top officials affected said little in public beyond ton· firming tbat they had been uked Tueaday lo tender their reai1naUona. . White House press (ecretary Jody Powell said the offers, made orally and not lo writinc. would be conaidered "carefWly and exped1Uowsly" by lbe presi- dent. Cablnet secretaries were led to belleve they would bear whet.her Carter would keep them on "in two or three days," one source said . .Another source laid the president's declaton would come sometime "thJs week." Both 10Wces uked not to be ldenWled. One White House offklal, refJectln1 the extremely secretive uture of tbe day's de· <See CABINIT'f•I• Al> But s peak.mg of Miller ":. ap· point ment. Cordova said tht.' c ho i ce could boome ra ng on Bro wn becau:;c ma 1n:-.tream Democrat~ may perceive tha1 Br own will do a ny tt)ing to placate the far left Cordova said ht.' believe:. that Brown feel& he can challenge President Carter "only Crom t.he left nank." ··1 lhinK we 'll ~ee a gigantic slalom next year. Hrown will veer lo the left to get the .nomination and if he succeed:. he will turn back to t.hc right for the generar election." Co rdov a was o ne o r five fina lis t s ror the seat that became vacant whe n Ralph Diedrich was convicted on a bribery charge. He said Mille r has no support in the county o th e r than H ay d e n ·:-; C ampa ign fo r Economic Democ racy '"T he governor s hould have a ppointed Hayd en directly." Cordova said flippantly. ·'The re we re a number or qualified candidates for the job <See MILLER, Page A2> \\ •~alht•r Some tow clouds and fog a.late night and early morn· Ing hours otherwise fair Thursday with "va riable high clouds. Lows tonight in 60s and 70s. Highs Thurs day mid·70s at beaches to near 90 ihland. INSIDE TOD-' '1 Suburban ltofMt .. , are tull•rinfl, ca. mo~ potntlOl bu11er1 01k. "How /or'>" before the11 01k, "How much?" Se. Po41f 8'. l•tlex At Y-tw'flcll AM AINI........ (II LM.-.,.. .................... , ........... , .......... ,. ~ Al ............ .. ~ D, ........... .. C-'Ct " ............. M c..-. Ct ii c..ey All ·===· . . ... . ... -, ....... ., ........ ...... ........ .. ,....... a.11,,...... .... ..... a.t,ta--M •111• Cot ..... ..._ M ,, W!f' ?th M IL !17! PSA cau. 1385,oiJO 'Esotbitant' IAN msoo <41'> -,.,. E .. ~ ...... -..... -... ,......., ........ la alrtiM.......,. -by tM ....,.al AvlaUoa Ad •lalatnUoa for 10 alle•ed main· "9aate v&olalk>na. J · PIA eoateade41 t-.e FAA ... • l • d 0 u l • D • II• I. d llrbometer maltUDctioft. a re-IJOrt.ed er.ck and an alle1~ leak .. lal1rt ol a ludlftl 1ear. .PSA olftclal T.uetdlY nl1ht ,tailed the One "exorbtlant" .and e•llHled that tbe FAA has 11D1led out t.he airline as put of • 1et-t.ouib crackdo wn. •J a mes Snody, PSA':i senaor Some Relief In Sight? PENNSBORO, W. Va . CAP> -State e mployees who are hot under the col- lar because or President Carter's policy on office temperatures are belnl of· fered tome r e lief by Secre tary or St ate A . J a mes Manchln. M ancbin said Tuesday he will pass out cans of de - odorant to slat e employ ees a nd others "who have been sentenced to omce ovens whose tem- peratures have been set by President Carter's in- d is c rim in a t e ene rgy policy.'' The federal 1over'nment ordered that thermostat.a ta public buildtn1s be aet no lower than 18 durtq hot weather. CABINET ... velopments in tbis city tha t thrives on rumo r s. i:.<1 1d , "Whatever the president's de· cl!\lona may be, I can ass ure you he Is keeping the m to himself " The number of resignations the president wlll accept re- mained unclear, but one WhJte House official said "the presi- dent wiU accept some ." Members or Congress called Tuesday's announ cem e nt "strange" a n d "curio us ." Repu blican reaction was the harshest, but sever al Democrats also questioned the presu:t~nt't> actions. Europeans looked at Carte!'s sha ke up and saw many things an e lection raceUft, a crisis, a ca re fully planned ''Tuesday M•a 111a c re ," and •'Circ us Carter" without a net. There• was some confusion about just what was goin1 on. In Rome, lhe Sociall11t-lean.ln1 newspar.1r La Repubblica ban· nered: •A semaUonal announce- m ent f1"9m Wuhlncton reveals the graVity of the ener&Y crtab. Carter's 1ovemment real1n.'' Actually, Carter's Cabinet did not realcn -an act wblch In Europe would be far more sertoua. There lt usually would mean a chance ln 1ovemment. Powell's brief announcement that several hllh members of lhe adminiatratJon had tendered the ir resignations left un answered several questions . What motivated the mass of- f e r? Were the r esh(natlons aollclted? And by whom, -the president or his chief a ides as they seek nexiblllty in restruc- turl ng the adminis tration le bolster Carte r 's re ·e lec'tion odds? Besides the 12 Cabinet of flcers, realpaUon offers came from all preeldenUal a11l1tant.s and apeclal ualttanta, lncluding Hamilton Jordan, Carter's de facto, but untJtled, chler of staff. When lhe smoke clears, J ordan ll likely to emerae wllh that ti- tle Of'ANOI COAST ' DAILY PILOT ,,..o...,..C-Oel•r """·•""'"""~"'._,.,._"""'·I•~·"°""'"'°"-GM••"'*""""~ ............ , ...... ,. ..... 11 .......... , , ........... , ... , ... C-1• MeN, ..._. IHiclo. -..... '9•0 11'-ttllfl'll.oll-.,lrY .... ,L.olfWMllMtlll ..... fl~ A "'*•,....,..._..left I• "*1-INturN,._ ....,..,._TN"""" .... -lllllfot ,,_ "'" 1Jt ...... , .. ,....,a...-...c.i ............. ·-"·""' ~·-...... -Jee•• c-. Vitt ,.., ... nt •ftll r;.,... .. ~ ~ ...... .. ldllOf ,_,,.,......,... ~··· ~..:.~-= ... fk• ,,_....,t of alrUM GI*•· Uoaa. MWI tbe FAA repoft la I • • 1rou d lato rtlon " of the alrU..'1 Niel)' Nlt"Ord / PSA'a lar1••l previous tlM WU '800 ~ t'Ompa ny hall paid • total ol ST.~ In prevlou1 flnea, ukl PSA IPGk•maa 8lU H»t. IDll · ' .. We know our malnl•nance practl~ ans excellent •od the to 1lle1ed malntena nc.: viol•· Uona will be found to be lnv.Ud o-r to involve maanton1nce rec: ord k~na only ." Snody n.ld The proposed flnea pf $3K5,000 repreisent the rinst a1>pllcallon of t tni\-p olicy announ ced b y f',....P~AI IDENTITY. • "We don't, routinely, ask them to asaume the lnveatlgatJon in place of w;I'' l.aU)M>rM Bond, FAA cbW eel· mlnlitrator. ·'OW' aafety record durinc ~ patt 30 yun la a teatlmon1al to both our e11c•llent maintenance pracUcca and our flight ~rewa. PSA 1tronaty object.a to beina alntled out ln ao arbitrary man-ner to demonatr1te a new '1el- tou a b ' policy or \be FAA," Soody 1ald. "We are v•ry conce~ the pubUc m ay be mialed by the ex· orbltant level or flnes proposed by the FM " "&very air line performs millions of malntenance opera- tions each year." Soody said. "It abould be recoanlaed that ·our maintenance procedures are ap· µro-ved by the FAA and that fo'AA inspectors are on our prop· cr ty all or the time chec!kini our work ·· , PSA has 18 days to respond to the FAA and lhe company is vrepartng com plete documents · lion of its maintena nce work Meanwhile, Law's two com panlons, Kevin Gene Sharp. 21, and Terrry Lynn Franklin, 19, both of Ari-iona ; remained In custody on suaplcion of possesaaon ofhashiah. .. "which will refute the allega· hons." Snody sa id. T hree weeks aeo. the San • Diego Union reported that or the n a tion's to p 11 p asaenge r - carrylng domestic airlines, PSA has the worst re<:o rd for viola- tions of federa l rel(ulations by flight crew~ and mecha nics the past fi ve years in proportion lo the number or airliners flown. The two young men, who'd been tr aveling with Luw for about a week, apparently could shed no light on incidents that led up to the shooUng. According to Detective Sam Amburgey, the Arizonans had been working as wheal pickers in T exas a nd decuJed to move on. Law picked them up in his pickup truck as they were hitchhiking near Amarillo. Law repe>rtedly showed them his .38-ber r er that he 'd bought I d ys o· rlier after being robbed. Accordina two companl Law kept PSA 's attack came before the FA A offi cially released the specific alleged v1olal1ons. The report is expected to be a vaila- ble today. T h e na tion's 1 llh largest passenger-carrying domestic airline, PSA serves 14 cities in California, Nevada and Arizona. The airline carried eight million passengers ln 1978. the aun ln the truck cab during ..... ___________ _ the day and wore it in a shoulder bolster at night. The trio traveled to Phoenjx, San Diego and San f'rancisco befor e <1 rrtvi ng. tn Nt:wporl Beach latt> Monday .night . They slept in the truck parked in the West Ocean Front parking lot Thttt w;ii-. wh ~re Duvardo round them Tuesday morning. lie became s u s p icious tha t Sharp and fo~rankUn m ay have been drinking a nd c a rrying narcotics in the vehicle. After radioing for a backup unit, the officer ord~red the two into the back or his patrol car and awakened Law, who was slee ping in the bed of the truck. Amburgey s uid Luw sat up, u ked the offi cer wher e his friends were and wa's ordered to keep his hands <1wuy from his body and get out of the truck. Accord ing to police, La w reached for his gun. Duvardo grabbed hie gun hand a nd pulled Law out of the truck. The pair were struggling on the pavement when Miller ar· rived. The orficer fired four shot.a In- to Law'a upper tonio when he was unable to aid Duvardo in s ubduina Law and h~e was rearful Law was about to win the fight for c.'Ontrol of the gun. Poli ce said they could not Im- mediately uncover a m otive for Law's actions. Investigators• sa id they pla nned to talk to Law's mother In Pennsylvania today in an attempt to answer tha t question. Suporters Rally SAN PRANC ISCO (AP) Dozens of supporte rs or the Nicaraguan revolution rallied In the la rge ly Spanish·apeaklng Mission Di strict of the city following the r esigna tion or Preaidenl Anastasio Somoza. 'CYCLE' SOLD ON FIRST DAY "I tried for two years to sell my Exercycle, but nobody want- ed to buy lt -until I tried the Daily Pilot "Then I sold it to the rlrsl calle r on the first day my ad ran." That's the adve rtising success s tory of the Cupi11trano Beach m an who placed this ad in tht: Daily Pilot. He tl u1·1ng E xt-rl'yclc, 2 .,,,11. Elcc $WXI valUl' will .. •. 11 f11r S375 firm xxx· llXXX fr you want a quick sale, try the Dally Pilot classified sec- tion. Call the friendly a<t-viscrs at 642·567R. Panel Passes Jleile>11t IJill SACRAMENTO CAP> -A $4.85 bllllon aid bill for cities, counties and schools has been approved by a special legislative committee, clearing the way for floor votes ;l'hursday In the As· sem bly and Senate. Taken in combination with the $16.27 bllllon state budget signed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. last Frid ay, the so-called "bailout bill" would Increase stale spend· ing to $21.12 billion In the com· ing year. Leaders ol both parties said late Tuesday the y we re o p tim iaUc a bout final passaee of lhe aid bill. And Brown's top fis- cal advi.6or praised ll, although he stopped short of promlaiog Brown's signature. r ..... r-.AJ KENNEDY INTERVIEW. • • after the accident he "went throu1h a very conalderable pertod of self-evaluation, re ·examlnatJon of my own Ufe, my own values, my own purpose and the d lrecUon ot my Ufe. I wondered whether lt would be possible to continue ln the area of public servtce. "There have been a series of traumaUc e vents tbat have Im- pacted my Hie," said Kennedy, tbe last of the four Kennedy brothers. ·Hla eldest brother died durin1 World War JJ, an era that also saw the death of a slater in a plane crash. Brothen John aif Robert died at the hands of uaaaalna in lhe 1960s . ··aVT TRIS T&AGIC ACCIDENT, WBJCll J bore the complete re1poulblllty fa_r and complete accountablUty for, had 1reater meanlnt. It made m~ re·evaluate my own dlrecUon and uaefulneas a a a human being. Alte r a period of Ume, I made up my miod that there w11 no tumla1 back in life." When the car driven by Kennedy plun1ed off 1 brtdace on c'hap· paquldcUck !•land on July 18, lMI, drownln1 tecretary and cam- p1l1n worke r Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, It w•• 10 hours before the senator reporud tbe accldent, an acUon he later called ''lndefenal- ble." Aaked wbet tbat uJd about h11 cbaracter and ability to wtth1tand atNll, Kennedy replied, "At the Ume of U.. aceldent, · there waa both the phy1tca1 Impact of the car IOlDI into U.. water aml the Mn11Uon of almOlt drownlnc. I wu tolnq &o drown and.' Ulen I wu at the aurface," he reeaUed. TD a&\t1ITION 1t1aaot7NDefo 'l'llAT ..• TD ..... of ao.., the dlaorteataMon llM trewaa of \bat lnddeat dow not, 1 tblak,,..... .. pubUc poUcy queetioal. ID a 1tn11hll llttaat'°'!t 1 ddDk trauma and expertenee of that ntpt, UIOdated wWll me etmag •• •m prmt from cl.rcu~ tlll'l'OUDd· lq publle cy ..atloal ~aald. Awan QaneQUlMm 11eta be mutaa heaclUMI, ~ lllild lie eallld 11111 Kopee .... , ,.,....1ut .-. .. ........, ll'• tM toela annlftnlJ'J or aa1 other cla7, the ...... ~~ ..tt.b m. "9l'J dui" KllUMdy 1.W .... ,_. "" ,...., ... '!'...,., • ...,.1t w1 wm .. ""~ o1.,11e." Tesiltle• California Supre m e Court J us q ce ~il ey M anu e l tes tifies about a nimosity between Chief Justice Rose Bird a nd Jus tice Wil liam Clark at a hearing by the Com mission o n J udicial Pe rforman ce in San Fran· cisco (story Page AS>. f',....P~AI MILLER •.. but Miller was not one of them. ·'One can deduce from his war r ecord that Mille~ m ight crack under pressure." Cordova said, however, that the controversy s urrounding charges against Miller while a prisone r of the North Viet na m esc should be put in the past. "It is the present and his con- nections with the fascist left that frighten.'! me." · Cordova also took exception to Miller 's statements when he took office that he was not a tool of developers, landlords. poUU· cian.s or power brokers . ·'T hese are the traditional whipping boys of the far left. "Miller is part of a special In- terest that is more narrowly based. "lie is not independent rrom the cuJt that has grown 1Jround Hayden and Fonda and the CiHh pa1g n f or E cono mi c Dem ocracy." Cordova said he' will not !-.eek election to the super visor's scat next June but that he would work fo r a candidate to unseat Miller MANAGUA. Nlcaraaua <AP> -U.S. Ambassador Lawrence Pezzullo left Nicaragua today, sa ying he was recalled beeau.se the United States feels lhe new Nicaraguan 1ovemment "went back on" an agreement.J.O turn over power to the rebJ junta tbal. drove President ~putaaio Somoza into exile . Pezzullo left the embassy for the a irpor t and a fli ght to Panama escorted by security men· an bulletproof vests. He said the move was not .a break in relations. Nationa oft.en use the recall of an a mbassador to express displeasure at the ac· lions or another government. In this case, the recall came a few hours after members of the Jun ta fl ew to Nicaragua lo establlab a provisional govern- ment outside Mana1ua. The guerrilla movement threatened a bloodbath unless Somoza's han dpicked s uccessor . Fran- c isco Urcuyo. abandoned hts dee la red intent&on to hold on to the presidency "We feel the government of Nicaragua we nt back on the agreem e nt we r eache d with t hem ." Pezzullo sa ad, adding that Urcuyo "understood the nature of the agreement." ' He said the expectation was lhal Urcuyo's government would s tay in power only a short Ume, <1 cease-fire would be c.alled, the FESTIVAL. .- Qout llow J0,000 Ihm• worwa Ital ... prtltle ......... ab• eala.41 ••deprH1toa and ,.,,.tioa.. ID tbat mtcWl• ....... .......,, . ... bmd out today I am ~ oppNIMd .. my OWD comlry,' lb. Bechtol aald. . . Ashley, who baa brou1ht bis worh to the festival tor the se~d year , took down his "punk rock, multi-media " ex- hibit and then cut a bole ln an Orenge County map,whlle throwing Utter around his blood· 1meared booth. Nearby Aabley'a booth. Ms. Mc Lemore, a 14-year festival exhibitor. said she did not think her work was oHe nslve but rather designed to "m ake people think." Anne Chase, Who spoke with Ms . Bechtol anct other artist.a Tuesd1y niRht1 was the only restlval official who could be reached ror comment on the mat- ter She is on the restival board of directors. Ms . Chase. who said she was the only fegtival board member to vote against removing the ex- hi b1ts, said the board me mbers have refused to meet with the protesting artists. A 21-year festival exhib1t0r, Ms. Chase said the board prob- ably would not a llow Picasso's works on lhe grounds a nd "cer- ta inly n ot M ic h e l a ng e l o'~ 'David.'" Sh e adde d. "T im es h a ve chan&edbuttheboardhaan'L" Junta would be call~ In to ALIENS Nicaragua a nd the conflict • • • would be ended. He said a reduced staff would mg 11 to 15 immigrants across · rem aln at the embassy, p riman-each trip. ly for reUef activities and pro-Wesson said the trio used tection of Americans remaining mlUtary decals that would allow in Managua. their civilian vans to gain access The e mbas sy lo bby was to the sprawUng mnttary in· packed wtlh starr members, and stallation. suitcases we re being thrown into Camp Pendleton ls situated so 8 truck. The e mbassy's Marine that vehicles may enter it in the guards were in civilian clot.hes, Oceanside area and exit north a nd Pezzul lo'~ security men of ttu.• Rorder Pat rol's check wt·rc. seen putt.Jn~ on bulletproof point into south Sun Clementt: vr~ts for lhe n de to the airport. Unde r ~uch a route, s muggler.. They rode In 8 <'<I r behind his. would bypass the Border Patrol d station. Sources cloiw to the Junta sa1 Wesson indicated that none of Violeta d e Ch<1morro, Sergio Kamirez Mercado and Alfonso those a rrested were Ma rines. Hobelo CalleJas lert Sao Jose, Agent-; also seized two group!'> C · I h I of aliens at two way stations in the osurltican <'apita · 8 ort Y the Oceanside areu that were <11 aftt•r mi d n ight fo r Le on , Niq iragua's second largest city legedly connected with the sui-. 55 mil~ northwe~l or Managu_a. _pecl11_. --------- ' off Montreau occasio nal ·• classics by Heritage I I " ' I,.,., 11. ,,,,, • • .. 11. p·l'I· •' 1111 ~1, I 1t 1 '" , ,I,, 11 fl t l I '' 111 I I h "' I '" '"')Ill• 111.t.·-, ... 111•~1h•l1,· •.tyl<'.t ••ltd p 11 IJlo II lit •lto•tf 1,1hlt"" 1J11(t • ,1ht1h t ,,ii fttH! I \\.11lt111I \Plh'•'f,,UK.t 1f.1f1.J1lt "''llhllHt•••tlt I ,,. L. I '') . REG. $429 SALE $315 t t · l I ' He<itageQ) I REC. S349 SA l £ S159 1111111111 .j Ill,,,,, '""' '''''f·tttll J 1l,·,1u,1h 1tl ltu'\. ,,. \-VtJrfl 1,,,,•1t1~ 1JI \,C)tJI \'\.Uh,•"'f ttllHl•'llh'1,(1•1 REG. $699 SAl.E $524 REG. $299 SA LE $224 ·- 11 l A fantastic opportunity to enhance ,aur home. at unbelievable savings. Act now~ ' VoL. 72, NO . 199, 4 SECTiONS, 41-PAGES Today'• c1 .. 1•11 N.Y.Steeu N Fl FTEEN CENTS Te-.! llfiuntefl Dg f:laappaquiddiek WASHINGTON <AP> -Sell. E4hward M. Kennedy, O·Mau . ac-ll~ that tbe aeddent al Qappaqukldk k l& ytan 110 to da y "wW lf vt wllh me for the ""t of q))' life " .,Al Ions ais I'm ln public llfe. I'll be .. ked about tl," he Hid In II brief i!Urvlew. ' Will it be a factor 1f KeftMciy decide to .run ~ i>rttident in J980 or h1ter? . · • "Obvio'-ly. it's a (actor one of m1my." he replied KENNEDY , WHOSt:.P&aSONA.L Uf E RAS been auarked by tragedy, .saJd the a ccident in whJcb Mary.J o Kopecbne was kilted ··waa different for me in that I wu the one responsible. ''I assumed full respontilbility ror It al the time.·· he sM.Ld Twq Optio~s Eyed Asked for his recollection of details or that night. Kennedy replied, "l testlfied six months alter the accident under oath." He is1ld the transcript of hls testimony. running more thfn 700 pages · · rcrnalns the best account of wh1tt happened at that time." The lOth anniversary of the accident comes at a time of re· newed speculation that KeMedy might challenge President Carter for tbe 1980 Democratic presidential nomination KENNEDY INSISTS REPEATEDLY HE will not be a can· d1date, that he expects Carte r to be renominated and re-elected. and t hat he Intends to support the president . But with the Carter administration s ha.J<en by domesti~ crises. w1lb. the Cabinet anct senior While House staH submitting letters or resignation as u prelude to wholesale personnel changes, the political speculation about a Kennedy challenge persists. . I KeMedy ta lked about Chappaquiddick in several interviews tnnett to the anniversar y of the accident. "'The other tragedies. tbe assassinations, the deaths or IJ'IY brother and sister m World War II were imposed on me, .. be said "They had enormous impact. But Chappaquiddick m ade me a much different person. a very different individual." IN AN INTE RVIE W IN THE BOSTON Globe today-10 years after Chappaquiddick the MassachusetL5 Democrat said that lSee KENN EDY. Page A2 > ' Newport Bay ~la':\ ~ Leftves State Cold The staff or the state Water ' Resources Control Board is so dis atisried with t he pollution <'lea n up play proposed for Newport Bay. 'that the plan is recommended for rejection at 'Thursday's board m eeting in Sacramento. Staff s p okes m a n J an Stofkoper said the state board is being given two rejection OP· t10ns for the plan prepared by N IW A, the Newpor t -Irvine Waste Management Agency. Jn the rirst option, board mem· bers could totally reject t he en· tire water c leanup pla n pro· posed ror the seven-county area governed by t he Southe rn California Association of Gov- ernments <SCAG> •Gi~e Him a Chaaee' SCAG included NI WA 's plan into the water quality improve· me n l p l an f o r South ern California it s ubmitted to the s tate board last month. tr board mem bers decide to reject the entire SCAG plan. the s t arr report recommends that they be given the authority to prepare a new plan. The second option to be given to water resource board mem· bers calls for the conditional ac· ceptance or the SCAG plan without the NIW A proposal. S tofkop~ said under the second optiq°'NIWA. along with s taff from the s tale board and the Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board. would ' work on improving t he inade- quacies in the NIWA plan. 23 War Veteram 'Def end~ Miller Those inadequacies. he said, Pre~arious Per~Ja relate to provisioru; for silt and t By KATHY CLANCY Of .. DMl.-l'i ... s .... T we nty-three Vietnam War veterans, including two former • prisoners of war , came t.o the de- fense today or beleaguered coun· ty Supervisor Edison Miller. In the meantime, controversy continued t.o swirl a round the 17 1 form er Vietnam POW Miller as: -Orange City Councilman J ess Perez joined former P lan- 1 ning Comrpissioners Rex Gaede and ShJrley Gr,indle in announc· I iog intentions to seek Miller 's elected post next June. Miller lashed out at GiAede. who resigned Monday as Plan- ni ng Commission c hairman, calling his action "irresponsi- ble" and "truly political." · At the same time, Miller has ' invited his critics to speak with J him and has denied he ever con· demned his country while he ) was a Vietnam prisoner for five I a nd one-half years. Instead, Miller said, he has been a patriot in defense or hi s coun t r y and contended it som e times is in the best in· terests of a patriot to speak out t in criticism of his country. t The 23 veterans appeared at a press confe rence today to dem- o ns t r ate what t h ey said is l' widespread support among Viet- na m veterans of Miller 's ap· pointment. • The appointment has drawn criticism from De mocratic "leaders in Orange County, as 'w e ll as from m e mbe r s of veterans organizations. f Maj. Bruce Ridell of San Juan , Capistrano, now an electronics (See VETS, Page A!> f erosion control. NIWA is a consortium or local governments that have jurisdic· lion over the land that drainsi n· to the bay. The development of waterway cleanup plans has been mandat- ed by federal legislation. The city of Newport Beach • and the state Department of Fish and Game. owner of the 741-ac.re Upper Bay Ecological Preserve, have proposed the weakness of the NIWA plan. Delly Pl ... Staff.._.. FLAYS 'FAR LEFT' Ex-AaHmbtyman Cordova Cordova Joim Criticism of Miller Clwice ByROBERTBAaKER Of tlle O•llY ~ltet SIMI Forme r Assembly m an Ron Cordova added his voice Tues· day to the growing clamor sur- rounding the appointment of Edison Mille r as Third District supe r visor. One of the most vocal oppo· nents on behalf or the city has been City Councilman R ay Williams. a biology instructor and former presiden t or the Friends of Newport Bay. W i Ilia ms contends that the plan proposed by NIWA, which would allow sill rurining orr or upst r eam cons tr uction sites to continue lo now into the bay, means that taxpayers would pay for the cleanup in the form of dredging. l le says the cost or control should be borne by developers who create the silt and therefore the controls should require re· tenf ion or silt al construction sites. Wi lliams has a lso proposed that a de-silting basin be con· slructed on the San Diego Creek up~tream or the bay and below the San Diego Freeway. Thal plan was backed by the regional water q uality board, but rejected by SCAG . Approval of the state water re· sources board is one of the last steps for the plan before It is sent to the federal Environmen· tal Protection Agency ror final review and acceptance or rejec· tion. It was a great spot to boogie board but not so hot for the lifeguard tower at Balboa's L Street Tuesd ay night. The tower became endangered when a com bination of big surf and high tides sent waves hign up on the Penins ula beach . Guards r escu ed the towe r with jeeps and heavy equipment before it was s wept a way in the surf. Services Set Man Shot by Police urr Thursday for n as Houston Youth Q.W. Richard By JOANNE RE YNOLDS 01 Ille O••IY Pllol St•tl Newport Beach police have identified the man shot to death Tuesday morning in a stru~~le with an officer as Wilham John Law. 19. of Houston. Texas. Law was shot four times bv Officer Tom Miller as he and Of ficer JeCC Duvardo fought for control of"a gun Law was pulling from a shoulder holster The young man was pro· nounced dead on arrival al Hoag Memorial Hospital following the 10: 15 a.m. s hooting near the Newport Pier. Police investigators said today the department is conducting its own inves tigation of the shoot· ing but that t he U1strict At· torney·s office-and the Orange Co unty Sheriff's Department were involved in the probe as well. Lt Gar y Petersen said the routine procedure followed in shootings involving officers calls for the department lo conduct cooperative investigations with the District Attorney "We keep them informed of ever y thmg we do. Then if they want to. they can conduct their own investigation." he said ·we don't. routine ly. ask them to assume the invest1gat1on sn place or us .. . M e morial se r vices for Newport Beach civic and bus1- n e Ss lead er 0 .W. "Di c k " Richard will be held T hursday morning in Newport Beach. Meanwhile. Law·s two com . pan ions. Kevin Gene Sharp. 21. Mr R1chard . a 44-year res1- and Terrry Lynn rrankltn, UJ~~ent or Newl><!rt Beach. died last both or Arizona. remained 10 week al the age of 73. cus tody on susp1c1on of possession of hashish The two young men. who'd been traveling with Law for <Jbout a week, apparently could shed no Ltght on incidents lhat led up to the shooting J\ccording lo Detective Sam Amburgey. the Arizonan:. had been workin)! as wheat pickers in Texas ano dec1<Jed to move on. Law picked the m up in ht~ pickup truck a s they we re hitchhikin~ near J\marillo Law reportedly showed them his .38-calibcr revolver that he'd bought a few days earlier after being robbed. : According to Amburgey. the two -companions said Law kept the gun in the truck cab during the day and wore it in a shoulde r hols ter at night. T he trio traveled to Phoenix. The Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor Area Cha mber of Commerce. will conduct the non-denominational services at 10 a .m. at the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. Mr. Richard was a member of the Co mmodores Club and a former pres ident o f t he Chamber of Commerce. The list of his civic and busi- ness accomplis hments is ex· tens ive and includes services with youth groups such as Big Brothers of Orange County, the Orange Empi re Council of the Boy Scouts or America. the YM• CA and both the Girls' and 8oys1 clubs in the Ha rbor Area. > Coas t . Weather Cordova contends that the ap- pointment by Governor Brown was intended "to buy creden· tials from the radical left" as spearheaded by Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda . The former Democr atic as· semblyman, who was defeated by John Scbmiu ln a run fer the s tate senate, had been con· sidered a prime candidate for the supervisorial appointment. Harbor Principal Relates 'Dissent' San Diego and San Francisco bero re arrivin g in Ne wport Beach late Monday night. They slept in the truck parked in the West Ocean F.ront parking lot T hat was where Duvardo round them Tuesday morning He became s uspicious th at Sha rp and Franklin m ay have been d rinking and carr yi ng narcotics in the vehicle. Mr. Ri chllfd is survived by his wife of 51 years. Jenny: his sor\ John and.three grandsons. Thf family suggests memorial rontr1bulioos to the Ora nge Em' p1re Council of the Boy Scouts of America or to Big Brothers or Orange County Some low clouds and fog late night and early morn- ing hours otherwise fair Thursday with variable high cl~. Lows tonlt bt in 60s and 70s . Highs Thursd ay mid-70s at beaches to near 90 inland. IN818BT88&W .Sutnarf>an horMa lelk• ore tu/lniftQ, cu mar. AOtfftl6ol b11111r1 01Jc, "Hoto for?" be /ore 111•11 otk, "How much?'' a.. Pa{ll Bf. Cordova said today, however, he won't run for the county's Third District seat. But speaking of Mlller's a1- polntment, Cordova said the choice could boomeran1 on Brown because mainstream Democrat.a may perceive that Brown wlll do anythin& to placate the far left. Cordova said be beUMes thal Brown feels he can cballenae Pr .. ident Carter "only from the tert flank." ••t tbink we'll tee a 1i1antic 11alom nat 1ear. Brown Will veer • Ua• Wt to set &lie nom....-t and lf lte 1ueceeclt be will urn back to tbe rtpt for tbe 1eneraJ 1lecUOn." Cordova wa1 one or five fhtall1t1 for tbe seat tbat became v1cant when ·Ralph ( ................. Al) ~ .\ . By JACKIE HYMAN oe .... Delly l'i ... s .. " Newport Harbor High School Principal T o m J acobs on testilieCS today that music teacher Richard England stirred dissent amooa students and in some in- stancet threatened to withhold colle1e recommendations for stu· dents who complained. J aeoblon is a key witness m Newport-Mesa school district ef· forts to aet England fired. England's case stirred a con- troversy last spring when tbe music teacher was ousted as Harbor High band director and tra nsferred to Corona del Mar Hi1h School after unprof Ulional conduct cbaraes we re ftled a1atnat him. Principal Jacobson has yet to face crou·examination on his teltllDOll)' ,Sven before a three· membtJ' commtuee on pro· fe11tonal conduct beaded by a · state otncer. • ' ' The probe is being held in the Costa Mesa High School library. Under direct examination to· day and Tuesday, J acobson re· counted alleged incidents In which he claimed England dis- obeyed the principal 's instruc- tions to have hJs band perform at football playoff games. He also teslllled that England allegedly threatened to withhold colle1e t-ecommendatlons from · band students who complained to J acobeon. Jacobson also cited instances In which En1land pur portedly read administrative memos ld s tudents and parents and al· lesedly attempted to sUr dis· sent, sa)'inl that Jacobson "ia. now the barid director ... E"lland'a attomey, Lawre.nce Rosenzwe 11. ts expec t ed lo make h1I openlnt remarlt.s and bello Introducing def enae "wit· ne11e1 Thursday an emopn or F rtday. 'It ., .. , '1 l .. After radioing for a backup unit. the officer ordered the two Into the back or his pat rol car and awakened Law. who was sleeping in the bed of lhe truck. Amburgey said Law sat up. aske d the officer whe re his ffiends were and was ordered to keep his bands away from his <See IDENTITY, Pa1e Al> Jordan Named BULLETIN WASIDNGTON (AP) -Prell· demt Carter .. med RamlHoo Jorda• u Wlltte lloeM ddef., staff tlllla ........ ~-u.ere was ao•rd ;. tile tatare of die memben of _::,cablaet •M llallded ... t ,...... ..... <Relaled •""1. AJ>: 'CYCLE' SOLD ON FIRST DAY "I t ried for two years to seU my Exercycle, but nobody want ed to buy it -until I t ried ~ Daily Pilot. · ,' "Then I sold it to the finit caller on the first day my a4 ran." • That's the advertising sue~ story of the Capis trano Beac man who placed this ad in Daily Pilot: • Reducma Exercycle, ~ spd, Elec. '800 valuu will sell for 1.175 firm xxx· UlClC • If you want a qulck 1aJe, try the Dally Pt.lot cla .. med aeo1 lion. Call the lrlenclly a d ·vt.le atM2·.,.. ~ • • ti ( . ' LOI ANGSLSS <AP) Pullie Soudaweet AltliMI f\ew Jl l commefl'••I fUaht• wltb ahetaft Utal weH In "un ahwort .. 1 eo•d"toa, ' th• Federal AvtatJoca AdmlalatraUon cba.ra-d cour. TM P'AA 1a1t PSA with tM .._t alrertft mala • Utaanae .... rn blltery. The aJrliM allo ne• another 71 commerclal tll1ht1 o n aarc,.ft that were not main· talned ln .ceordance wtth PSA -operaUna proc:eduNI, the rAA Hid ln a 111.,.,e Mtter d.tall1n1 the rHIOnl for the $38$,000 ftne. PSA uld \OClay lb al the FAA (;ol,J, Tops $3lKJ An Ounce LO NOON (AP) -The price of aold jumped almost S6 to top $300 an ounce for the first time today amid uncertainly in the world's financial markets that President Carter wlll be able to implement his e nergy policies. The dollar dropped again. The decline on European markets - attributed in part to the news that Carter was prepmng to shake up his Cabinet 4nd top White House staff. "It looks like they're deserting a sinking ship," said one London foretan exchange dealer com· menttnc on the report that all Carter's official family had sub- mit.ted their resicnatJons. Apparently be did not realize that ~ resignations were sub- mitted because Carte r asked for them Another dealer s aid the dollar was affected by rumors, whicb recur periodically, that OPEC countries plan to quit using lhe dollar as the standard currency for their oil trade. · Gold, an Investor's traditional hedge in times of monetary un· certainty, was trading late in the morning in Zurich at $303.875 an ounce before easing London's five major dealers "fi xed " the price for the mom · ing trading session ~l $303.85 and $302.15 in the arternoon. Tuesday's closing rate in Lon· don was $298.315, the previou.5 record. The closing rate in Zuric:J\ had been $296.125. A month· ago. an ounce or gold was sellmg for around $280, and at the start of the year it was $225.20 The metal leaped the $200 hurdle for the first time Ju- • ly 28, 1978. The dollar declined in New York late T uesday al the news from Washington. * * * Market Reels From Cabinet Resignations NEW YORK CAP> --Worries a bout the implicallons of the resignations offered by President Carter's cabinet and chief a.Ides sent the stock ma rket reeling to· day The Dow J ont:s overage or 30 industrial issues was down 7.J7' poinu to 821.33 idler an hour or trad•nJC. Oil the New York Stock Eic r hanRe. declines lt.-d advtlnct9' b y Q more than $-lo· I marttln Volum~ on thf' exchanice In th" flrflt hour ot tradlnl( wu s h"cllt• 10. 76 million l'lh&rt!l'I L1tte Tutl11d•y , th • Whltf' Jlouise announced that mcQ'loorR ol the cabinet and Carterit key aldes tendered their re11 lf(ne tlons as part of a po11slblt• 1.1tJ ministration shakeup. Amon1t btlJ early loteni wor • Getty OU, down 2 to r.3'111 i Bally. off 2'1il to •~; Lockheea, down l Vt to 111'; Hughes Tool, off lV• to 54441; and Tram World Corp., down ~ to 18\.'t. DAILY PILOT '"" Or t1t,..,C .. •• 0.lfv .,.,..,. wltftwtuc ,_."°"" b4'Mi'O ttw ~Pr--.-\ l\owtMl\ModOw ,,...,.,,.,... (NUP\lftlft"""t(~t .... f1Ufft1tllft\''• ...,...,..,. MOif'Wt•~ '"'°"""' 'tt"•' •ot c..-,1 .. ~''°" M...-wt;Of\ fW'o.te~ .. V'\H~Of' IWMPI '.._, ''"""•" .. ,,._ l--~·*"'~' .. ....... , ................. _._ ........ - -.. .. '""" "'"'--'"'""' ...... "•I lJI Wt\lh¥M-c .. t•Mo .. (•II,..,,.•.,.,. ............ l"r••ltto~·-""""- ''''"""' ~, .... aar ··• Mv'411• •....,. -,,, - ----~sots•_. .. f~·-................. ......... ..,.PIA,__ vtft PntldlM ,.,.... !Dody lald u.. PAA .. .._Md out'' P8A In the att.rmath ot lb May 2.5 OC 10 era.a. ol an American Alrllne11 plaM .in C'blcqo, the worst air cl1aa1C.rln U.8. hbtor1. P' AA 1PC>ke11ma.n Alex Garvis aald the hnea c1m., as part or M ntw "1et tou1h" policy an nounced by FAA c hi ef l.an1~ Bond In March, two monO. before the DC· lU IOfll an engine and cruhed on takeoff from O'Hue lntt!rnat1on•I ~":re.~~wu ...... out . "Our lrwpeetora are lookln& at evtrybody." Oarvte sald. In the letter to PSA Pretldent WUUam R. Shimp, FAA Nei<>nal counHI DeWltte T. Lawaon Jr. listed the alle•ed violatl<>111 and u ld, ··we believe that the11e violations dJsclose ~ pattern by PSA to defer the lmmedJate performance .of requlr~ maJn· lenance." Alleged violations Include 135 rti(Jhts m January and February on two Boeing 727·100 jetliners o.i1, ...... ,..... .. ...,.,., l'I ..... BIG AND LITTLE TOOT MAKE MUSIC FOR COUNTY FAIR Jacque• •nd Jimmy Jome of Michigan Play CalUope County Fair Sets All States Re11nion Singer Elvin Bishop and con- tinuing performances of Laser Oiscomania spar k up toniJlhl at· the Orani:c County F air. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. The n on T hurs day inspira · tional singer Debby Boone will light up the fair w ith he r performances at 7 and 9 p m. in the amphitheater. Hours are noon to midnight to d ay J.hrough Thursday and JO a .m . to midnight Friday through Sunday, when the fa ir cuds. Admission or $2 for adulLc; <tnd SI for children 6 to 12 includes ente rtainment. On Thursday, All States Rcun· ion Day will honor Orange Countians wbo come from other slates. Here's the schedule for this evening and early Thursday: TONIGHT 5· 10 p.m . China painting E uropean-style and naturalistic .flowers. crafts a r.ea. 5 p.m. Carson Junior Singers, Mountain Dew Stage. 5 and 8 p .m . Mi tchell Ma rione•tc11 Showboat. on the .croun<.ls. 5 ao 1md 7 .30 v m . J~tc Gym nDHlicft, on lhc ~rountJl\ 5 :JO and 8 30 (.I. m Ria tu lh nr h Cowboy~. ltcrltnf(f' Sta"'' fl p.m 4 II on Staf(c, 4 If bull<I ing. 6 30 10 30 p m. Gl9nl Slcpt1 Combo. fl'rl(J() Ua1eM r..ao µ.m F.ddlr Spaut1,•tll. He ritage StaJ(" 7 and 9 p. m Jl:I vln H\"ho11. Am µhithe1tler 7 ao µ.m ltoyol lfutl\I' 1r1u1 , Mot1n11hhm M1 1ulr1w11. 7:30-11 :30 p.m. Moptezuma's Revengc,'Mountaio Dew Stage . 8 and 10 p.m. Laser Tiis · rom uni a featuring the Lockers. Grandstand. THURSDAY 9 a.m . 4-H market and feeder beer. livestock a rea. 9 a.m . Junior poultry show,_ h \'C~tock area. 12·5 p . m . Chi'n<t painting, crafts area. · I and 3 p.m . Debbie's Dance Stud io, Mountain Dew Stage. I p.m. Ff'A ma rket and feeder beef , livestock area. 1 ·30 p.m . Ha r ry "Woo·Woo" Stevens. Heritage Stage. 2 p.m . Ronald McDonald, pie· nic a rea. 2 and 4 p.m . Carson Singers, Mountain Dew Stage. 2:30 p.m . Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 2 :30 and 4:30 p.m . Variety show. Heritage Stage. 3:30 p.m. Clown conttst and mime show, Heritage StaRe 4 p.m. 4-H on Stage, 4·H build· ing . Bail Bill Backed SACRAMENTO (AP> -J)ver prolf'Hls of the ball bond In· du11try, a <'ommlttec of the state Sf.not<' approved " Brown ad· mlnllftrullon bll1 to radically n lh'r th.-tftll 11yRt~m which wn111d ullow cfofcndunt." chartted with ml!uh•mt•1.1nor11 lo deposit tO rw rf'Nll of t ht•I r ha It with the 1•11111 l. lh11~ 1•llt11l1111Un v, the bnll hor1c.l1111wn. f ',....PapAI KENNEDY INTERVIEW. • • •ttA!r lM •N•ld.,nt hn "went throul(h " v~ry <'oMldertble period of "'" tv•lu.•lloo, r" mcMmlniatlon M my own llfe. my own valuetJ, my owfl purptM 1md lhe1 dlrutlon or m y llf1>. I wondered whether lt would t1t1 uo1t11lhln ll• continue In thn arNt of 11ubllc aervice. "1'hfirn h•Vll t~n II 1torlrt1 Of lraum1.1tlc t'IVCnlll that have im· P•<'lt'd my Ith•," uld Kuru111dy. the hJ11l of the four Kennedy broth .. n 1111 _.hk-111 hrntluw tiled 1lurln1e World Wu II, 1n er1 that also saw lht! doalh of • 111,.1 .. r In ,. plane cra,.h. Brothers John and Robart dltd •t lhtt hMnd• of Hlff.t,.,.ln11 In the 196011. "BlJT THI" TaAGI(: AC<.1DENT, WHICH I bore the complete retPoMlblUty for end comph,lc •N~ountablUly for, hMS areater meanlna. It m1de mo re-evaluate my own dlrecUon and uaefuloess •• a human beln1. After 1 period of time, I made up my mind that there •• no tumln1 back fn Ufe." Wbea tbe car driven by Kennedy plunaed otr a brtdae on Cbap· paquiddick laland on Julf 11, 1.8, drown1nc secretary and cam· pafp woner lllry Jo Kopechne, 21, it WU 10 boun before the senator reportad u.e accident, an action he later caUed "lndefeaal· ble.•• Asked what Ulat Hid about hJa cbaracter and ablllb' to wltbatand atreu, Kennedy repUed, "At the Ume of tbe accident, there wu both Ole phy1lcal lmp1ct ol tbe ear 1olq lllto tbe water and the MnlaUon of almost drowntni. I wu 10iDQ to droWD ud lhen l wu at the surf ace," bl Nealled. THE &XRAt18TION 1u•aot1ND1NG 'l'llAT ••• THE .... of loll. the d11orienta"::u t.be trauma ot tbat l.Dctdeat ~ not. I Wok, Nlate to public CJ qu.Uonl. ID a 1tnuful 11tuatioll, I tb1Dt trauma and esperleDee ol tbat DiOt. ueoclated wlUI tbe ~=:;rc,~~~~d~lrculllltw. ·~· · A...,..tlaat~~ddlek apiD be mutq ........ &1narllr .... M 1c1pee1mt•1 pannu IMt '"*· .. ......_ l''' UM 1• aaalftl'IU'J or a111 otMI' daJ, tlae tr.,.,. eoalie811 wltll me •vel'J cla1,•• 1tennedy 1.id. "l feel"" ,.......... llDd dleply about It and will fort.be Nit ol my We ... . l l Uaat Ud cneka in the landidl' ... , ........... ru1hta ln Ju· fy, tt11 oo am with a malfunc· ttcmln1 tachometer, 13 ruchta "' August .on a m wtth a detec:tlve enalne, 64 fiJghta In O.eember on a 727 with a defectJve Inboard (lap •Yttem and five ftlaJU ln September on a 721 with an on seal leu. . The S?BS.000 flno repreaenl• an accumulaUon or tome 390 vlol•· Uona at or near the l•l•l UmU of $1,000 apt-:ce, lncludlna tbr" vlolaU~ that d1dn'l tnvolve 1ny night.a. . PSA spokesman Skip M1•"" F,....P.,,.AI VETS ••• sales en1lneer, c.Ued Mlll"r "one ol the flne11t M1trlrrn <:o r111j officers I have ever known " Ridell said he wu11 flylnat c·ow bat about 50 miles wwi1y wh•m Miller was shot dOwf\ In Vh•t nam a nd heard h im v·11111 helicopter personne l en routt• w rescue him "not to bother," thul h.e wa.11 already 11urroundcd by Viet Cong. "He went through holl nnd came back;" Ridell 11uld "l>o we give p<.'Ople a st•cond ctwnt••· when they make the offort lhat Ed Miller has mudc'1" D r . No rris A .. Charle11. u prisoner in Miiier's camp, s111d, "I would stack Mr. Mtller'S war "reco rd up again s t &n y American veteran who hus ever served." Calling the a ccusallons that Mlller collaborated with the enemy "spurious·." Charles asked that Miller "be Judged fo r h is d~t ies a s a county s upervisor." . Auooso Ray Riale, of Costa Mesa. who also was detained in Miller's POW camp. said the new s upervisor's activities while a POW have nothing to do with his performance as county s upervisor. "I think he should be given a ·chance;" Rlate said. "He has 18 months to perform and if he doesn't perform, then fine, elect another supervisor.·· Riate s aid he, like Miller. faced charges alter re lease that could have led to court· martial. Cha rges again5t the two men were dropped hy then·Secrelary of the Navy John Warne r. aaid many of the alle1aliona were not baled on actual ob- servaUona of violat.lool ·by the FAA but on PSA's lnvesU1aUons or maintenance memos after m~ht11 . 'Nine out of 10 alle1atJona ln their <FAA> lnveat11atJoa In· volved memos paaaed from nl1ht crew1 to maintenance con. trot. asking them to check 8omethJnl out," Myen said. The FAA, be aald bued many of thelr1 "paperwork vlolaUona" on lhote worbbeet.a imt.ead -Of the flna.I lotl. PSA said it has ••oplea of FAA stamps of ap· Ca·binet • Shuffle Expected WASKlNGTON <AP> -With all his Cablntct aQd high.level stJaff offering to resign. Presi· dent Cart.er i11 expected to decide by fl'rl<tay where the HX wllf fall UH he works on a lineup. to revive hil1 pre11ldcncy. Senior officials were s haken by the move -the latest sur. prlae in Carter's self.declared tur ning point which left the government in limbo. The 34 top officials affec~ s aid little in public beyond con. farming that they had bee n asked Tuesday to tender their resignations. While House press s eeretary Jody Powell said the offers. made oraJly and not in writing, would be considered "carefully and expeditiously" by the pres•· dent. Cabinet secretaries were led to beli eve they would hear whether Cart.er would keep lhem on "in two or three days," one source said. Another source said the president's decision would come sometime "this week." Hoth sources asked not to bl ide ntified The number or resignations the president will accept re· mained unc lear . but one White House 0Htc1al said "the pres1 dent wiU accept some.·' proval on all the questioned Mcords but one . He aald the FAA erred ln "go. Ing by carbon c opies of worlnheets and aomelimes memOI lnst.ead of what was on the flna.l &otr.'' Mvera said. Art Smoak, director or main· tenance for PSA, conceded the airline approved two 727·100 Jetliners for rught despite eracks lo "attach lugs," small metal "ears" which house a secondary suppor:t strut in the landing) ap- paratus. F,....PflfleAI . MILLER ••• Diedrich was convicted on a bribery charge He sajd Miller has no support in the county o ther than Hayden 's Ca mp aign for Economk Democracy. "There were a number o( qualified candidates for the job but Mlller was not one or them. •'One can deduce from his war record that Miller might crack under pressure ," Cordova said. however, th&t the controve r sy su rrounding cha rges against Miller while <t prisoner of the North Viel· namese should be put in the past f'~ Paee Al IDENTITY. • body andgetoutofthelrutk. According lo police, Law reached for his gun. Duvardo grabbed his gun hand and pulled La w out of the truck. The pair were ~truggling on the pavement when Miller ar rived The officer fired four shots in· to Law''\ upper tor~o when hl· was unable to <tid Duvardo in '1 Ubdu 1n~ La w and h e wa!'t fearful Law was about to win the fight for control of the g un. Polict> s aid thf'y t•ould not im m ediate!}' uncover a motive for Law's actions. Investi gator~ said they pla nned to talk to Luw''> mother 1n P1:nnsylvan1a today 1n ;.m attempt lo an~wer that question. 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Of OOlll'M I uaderatood that l.M tr~• Cbayevaky. who al8o c.,.... up tM televilion lnduatry in "N•twork," had l.Uea ~ ldvanta1• ol ,...Uty tor theaake of comedy ........ . - '~·'· ~hi In Death P&Upl(!I[ ICBOt:•SllL .............. lil urder -not aulcid• - c1UHCI tM deatb ol a Focmtaln V aUey c:oln coUector wboN bod)' wa1 found slumped ln Illa car May 21. ae~ to an attorney who ll •Nldnl a formal cor· oner's lnqu.t ln the case. The formal lnQuesl w•• aoupt Tuead-.Y by Ron Kreber ln let· tera to botb tbe Orange County Grand Jury and District At· torney Cecll Hicks. K reber la representing Jeanine Hat&. widow ol Joseph Hai1, 53, who died after Ingest· log a lethal doM of cyanide: Hls body was found lo the Five I mean. J never truly expeet.ed \o '" •Itch doctors boot•yin• around bodi late at nl&ht or even cate,b a cUmPM of the aultry Diana tllH lounelnl ln a waltln& room. But the s pecter of a medical bureacracy s6 betuddled as to stve the wrong injeclioo.s to patients, ml.splace bodies and engage in other forms of de· bauchery left me. shall we say. a Utt.le cool to hospitals ~ Points shopping center in Hunt· lngroo Beach about 24 hours after he had left home to meet a potential coin buyer and attend a Job interview. lereber said today tbal el.e· ments pointing \oward foul play Include the fact Yael Haig's wallet, valuable co'lns and a piec~ or paper containing the name and phone number of the potential buyer were missing llUTZMANH WHEN TRE MOMENT I dreaded as much as seeing Menachem Begin guest host the Tonight Show did arrive only several weeks ago, I knew I had finally been trapped. There was no way out. Surpry, u.e doctor sa10 "Oy vey!" is about all I remember saying, Now they would get me too. those rummy doctors and nurses who I could .imagine so vividly making chopped liver out of my viscera. The bospitaJ of my incarceration was to be Cedars·Slnai Medical Center in West Los Angeles. A big hospital. Just like'Cbayevsky's mythical house of horrors. . . ~ MYOlAGINATIONSHHTEDintooverdrlve. They would lose my blood or urine sample, or worse yet, confuse my samples with someone elses. Mulling the aiaxeO·UP reports, the doctor would look down at me and proclaam in stentorian tones, "You need a hysterectomy." • After the first rew days, it didn't happen quite that way. • The nurses seemed pleasapt and attentive. And competent. But just when I thought all was going well and I was cop- ing brilliantly, the doctor shattered my calm. "We operate tomorrow." "Oy vey ! " I lb.ink 1 said OF COU1lSE I PUT up a raise. brave rronl for my fami· ly I onJy cried and begged for forgiveness three times. Not bad· · · When the moment of truth arrived, ·I was more than not up to Jt. tn tbe pre-op room they let ·me eool my heel.a for about 20 minutes. And that's when I thought tor· Uie first time Padd_y Chayevsk~. himself was orchestrating the whole damn thing. 1bis was THE hospital be bad written .about. And he was doing a sequel. with me as the star. "Your name Bruce?" someone in a blue surgical outllt asked "OH GOD, THEY'VE already got me confused," I thought. "The name is Kuumann," I said. "K·U-T·Z·M·A·N -N That's two N's. Please don't forget." As soon as the first one went by, another sterile man came by. Looking me square in the blood·Sbot, terror· stricken eyes, be said, "We're gonna get you next." I knew be was right. The pre-op room was crowded with gurneys, each bear- ing its human cargo. l felt like I was in a parking lot. WREN TIIEY WHEELED my gurney into the hallway. there was a traffic jam or patients. Doctors and nurses were walking around yelling at ~ach other. I knew operating rooms were places of high anxiety. but I just wished they could have acted more like they were hta NoefCOward play than a black satire. Into the operatlng room they wheeled me. My doctor was standing in the center of the room with bis mask down. grinning. "Probably thinking of his bill," 1 thought at the time. I realized later 1 was right. BEFORE THE LIGHT,:; went out. I remember Lellin~ meone with a mask on tbil the operating room, so spat kl· ing and sanitary and while, reminded me of a McDonald's hamburger stand kitchen I once worked in as a kid. •·1 just hope l'm not the hamburger." I said. And then I could have sworn J saw Paddy Chayevsky and Ronald McDonald staring down at me. Ealing chopped liver Battin Vows Battle On '76 Conviction Former Orange County Supervisor Robert Battin said Tuesday be wtll fight the 1976 conviction that forced him from offite "until I run out of courts, run out of ideas." Battin was removed from of- fice for misuse of his county staff to work on bis unsuccesafuJ bid for the Democratic nomina- tion for lieutenant governor in 1974. Battin saJd Tuesday his latest effort \o battle the conviction ls a lawsuit filed In federal court in Los Angeles seeking $15,375 in back pay he alleges the county owes bim. In the suit, Battin claJmed he waa removed from office lUeaal· ly becaUH be never wu Mn· tencecl. • - Battlo, oow a Santa Ana at· torney, l• aeeklnl $1 ,01' ln blweeldJ pay for the period betw .. July 15, 1"11, and wbat would have bMa the end ol b1I lffeed diatrict term. Ju. 4, tm. aionl .ttb '450 per moatb be would Dave recelHd for at. tendtn1 yarloH 1overameat comm•eeicm meetin11. HDlenee bad not been lmpoeed. ••When a penon ll on proba· Uoe be llW 11 enUtle,d to vote," Battin explained. "I feel th•t If I w11 tfttlUed to vote I wu en- titled to carry out my dut.let aa 1upervtaor. Sapertar OMart Judi• K-.&b Lae W ordend Battla to ..,.. 11x mcmdll 1n tountr Jal.I aad pay a ftM of M,175 but l•~r au.· peaMd .U but one moatb ol the Jill ..... wlllC'i9 S.lUD DOW baa Nl'ftd. Batalia 111,•ded Twclay that U. ~--._ordered U I ...... " ,,..Uon and that "My poetUon lt tb1t became J w11 819*1 probatJon and J was, ·• 1Ull eUSible to vote th1t I could ha"' eonttnved to do my duU"," be coaUo ... • • from the car. , And, Kreber contended, there were conflicting reports from police a nd coroner's io · vestigators on bruises found on Haig's body. "And where is the motive for suicide?" Kreber asked. "There was not one sign of despon- dency." Jim Beisner, chief deputy cor- oner, today disputed Kreber's analysis or the case. ~ While the missing wallet and cojns, Beisner said, could point to foul play, the bruises and other circumstances of the death de-not. The bruises. Beisner said, are not the type round in "combative situations.·· · ~H\! was a big man. l don't see how anyone could have foi:ced him to drink a poison." Beisner said. , And Beisner said there may have been ~pondency due to the fact that Jfalg, a chemist, had been unemployed for several months. Beisner noted that in· vestigators could not determine any firm where Haig may have been scheduled for an interview on the day or his death. Beisner said both police and coroner's deputies said the case" was handled u a •;potential 187 <murder)" for a long period or time. adding that facts did not. support a finding in favor of murder. He said police agr~ wlth the coroner's conclusion of suicide !ls the cause or death. ·valley's City Manager Eyes Resignatiop By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of ... 0.11, ...... , ... , Fountain Valley City Manager James Neal told city council members Tuesday that he in- te nds to resign at the end of this year. Neal. 65. has beld tbe city's top adminislrat4ve post nearly 14 years, watching the city grow "from bean fields to its present population or 55,000 ... He said ne plans to continue part·time teaching at area col· leges and will ser ve as a municipal consultant after leav· ing the city. Neal's resignation is eHective Dec. 31, 1979. Neal said today he decided to retire "a couple of weeks ago" and had 'made informal an· nouncements to c ity co11ncil members. He was praised for ·'an ex· cellent job" by city leaders at Tuesday's r egular council session. ·'The city is in e~cellent finan· cial condition-everything is great," Neal saJd. Neal, who came under fire from city employee groups for alleged "threats and intimida· lion." is now working on a day. to day contract. Last year. city council mem· hen cancelled his two.year con· tract in reaction to complaints rrom city employees. His annual salary ii $43,881 .. Neal Nld bis declslon to retire la bated tolely on bis dealre to dedleate more time to te•cblne and punue bis favorite bobby- racquetbaU. He ha served more tban 33 years in city 1ovemmenll, with past experience ln Berkeley, Salinas, Reddlna. Oceanside, Redwood Clly and Vancouver, Wa1h. Prior to bis enlry ln\o city rov· ernmenta, Neal 1trved u • com· mander in the U.S. Navy. Neal tald M lotenda to con· tinue Uvln1 ln his Fountain Valley home after retl,.menl. Niii and Ida wtle, Dorothy, have' fiva childnn. DAil v PILOT Al 3Held In Alien Smuggle U.S. Border Patrol a&ellts ar- reated three Oceanside reeidents late Tuetclay in connection with an alleced aJJen-smuigllng rina operated through Camp · Pendletoo usln1 stolen military decal&. OeilJ "9t SMtl ......_ ARTIST A.S. ASHLEY 'ADJUSTS' HIS FESTIVAL ENTRY Obfectlona From Boerd Prompt Protest Demonatratlon Donald Wayne WlWs. 30 ; Amy Willis, 27 ; and Hector Javier Salaiar, 20. an illegal immi- grant living in Oceanside, were..,., lo be charged today In federal court in Chula Vis ta with transporting illegal aliens and' con.spiracy lo s muggle aliens 'lCross the U.S.·Mexican border John Wesson, agent in charge of the Border Patrol's check- point south of San Clemente. said Tuesda.y's arrests were the culmination of a long investiga· lion. Band A.id( ed) "These people were under sur. veillance by our agents for several weeks," he said. Banned Artist Raps Policy "They were making several ·trips through Camp Pendleton and they were making a lot of money." Wesson alleged. By STEVE MITCHELL • Of U. o.41Y ~li.t SUtt A.S.Asbley walked briskly Lo bis booth at the Festival of Arts grounds and began slicking Band·Aids on a piece called .. Black Plasma." Then, without a word. he taped paper sanitary toilet seats covers onto a second piece called "Sprihklers." He drew red lips on a third piece called "Girlfriend No. 1 ... then took the entire exhibit off the wall. AU the wtiile a silent crowd of more than 50 restivalgoers stood in a semi·circle around the macabre demonstration. "What's h e doing'>'' on t! woman asked her husband. "You 're the artist in the fam1· Singer Hurt In Romp With Buffalo AV ALON <AP> -A romp wtlb a grumpy bufralo ended unbap· pily for singer John Davidson, who was in a Catalina Island hospital today with bruises on his knee and hip and torn cartilage in his rib cage. ~ "Thinking bpck. it was k:ind of a dumb thing to do." said a rueful Davidson. He will have to wear a brace for four weeks and was forced to cancel several state fair singing engagements. Davidson. who runs a s ummer camp for singers at nearby Toyon Bay, said the big male buffalo. one or several running wild on the island. was banging .around the camp's softball field Tuesday evening. "l was playing with it the way I used to play with my father's rams," said the 37·year-old en· tertainer. "I would kind or run arter him, he would kind or run a fter me. ··But at one point he tu med and didn't want to play with me any more and charged at me. t ran and fell on the ground and students who saw it said he picked me up and threw me in the air." Davidson said he expected to leave the hospital today. As for the buffalo. be said, "be ran oCf into the woods and he's still there. ly You tell me." he quipped. An artist who knew better told the couple. "He's brave enough to make a s<>cial statement." "Why does he have Lo remove has a rt '>" another s pectator asked. •'Because he does n 't have pretty art.'' the artist res~nded Pretty or no, the art was off the wall, and Ashley silently nailed a full-length m ap of Orange County where "Black Plasma" was once exh1b1ted. "Maybe he 's ~oing to show a film." one.woman said Taking a razor blade from a package. the leather-Jacket-clad e1 rt1s t s urgicall y r e moved LC1guna Bt-ach from the map Out popped ... baby doll from the map. which Ashley pocket cd Then. uslllg a curved sur· g1ca I needle and thread. hl' !>ewed Laj{una Beach back on the map and placed Band-Aldl> over the scar. Without a word. he gra bbed a box full of his calling cards and dumped them on the ground and s talked off the fesllvaJ grounds amidst cheers and a pplause -. some of at from s pectato•s who still weren't sure what was go- ing on. He walked briskly to an lCe cream store on Broadway where He charged that immigrants were paying between $200 ana $250 per trip across the border. The group was allegedly bnng- _ing 11 to 15 immigrants across each trip. W ~sson said the trio used military decttl'> that would allow their c1Vllian van!> lo gain acct·ss to the sprawling military an · stallation. Camp Pendleton is situated so that vcbJcles may enter it in thc Oceanside area and ex1L north of the Border Patrol's check point into south San Clemente. Unde r such a route , smuggleN- woultl bypass lhe Border Patrol station. · Wesson indicated that none of those arrested were M arme!> Algents also seized two groups of ahens at two way stalaon!> an the Oceanside area that were al lcgedly connected with the su:. pee ts . ' Protesters Rap County Wage Efforts he explained his actions to a re· One of the icket. §!£~ callfilL_ porter __ __:._--,:1t-:r:-::;a-=;;p~e=-~ "I got d call Jrom lfestnal Another declared that the groun(ls chairman) Mogens Abel days of slavery are over. who told me the board held a ··Yuck" said a thjrd. meeting and wante d me to The placards were carried by change my work wi thin 24 about 100 Orange Count y hours." he said. employees who Look their pro- ··1 asked which work they ob· tests for higher pay directly to jec:ted to. and he said all of it." the Board oC Supervisors Tues· Fingering a lid from a sour day. cream container hanging around Several employee . represen· his neck. Ashley admitted he tataves told officials that they does not know what he'll do now are not happy with the way thathisex.h.ibitisdown salary negotiations are develop· "I 'd like to stay a t the mg . festival." he said. "It's one of Stalky Lehman. a senior social the few places where you get a worker. said that offers have variety or people seeing your been insulting. art ·· He said county proposals are lie said a lot or people object 'similar lo a dine r leaving a to the festival of Arts. "because quarter tip at the e nd of a $100 it's so radically conservative." meal. The 25·vear-old Estancia HJ2h · .. ft has been a slap in the fat·1· School graduate said this was and we won't roll over and play his second year in the Festival dead," he said. "We demand of Arts. and chums the jurori. compensation." judged rus•work highest among Patricia Winkle. an employee the new festival entnes. in the Supenor Court, told the Ho w d id he get the con supervisors that her unit wa~ of· troversta l cxh1b1ts on the fered an 8.5 pe rcent pay 1n fesUval grounds in the first crease. place'! She said S.S percent of lhat "I replaced some of the works sum must go towards retirement that were Juried." he smiled. system increases. Gem Talk The choice of brides and grooms By J . C llUMPllRIES Ctr11["ied Gemolog11t. AGS JULY'SAUBY most prectous of 1tont11 LYRIC The ruby, now considered the most precious or gemstones. is July's birthstone. Because lt is so valuable. there have been attempts. over the years, to synthesize lt. The syntheUc copies have been pretty, but could not match tbe beauty of the real thlng. For many years, Burma bas been the prime source of,tbe flDest · ruby 1peelmena. Sri Lanka <Ceyk>D> produces rubies of a paler hue. Slam (Thailand) Ls another source. In re· cent years, Central Africa has become an important source . Tanauda and Kenya are produelng rubles of a quality equal to thoH we have 10tlen from Southeut Asia. Now, there comes a new ''lwcuey•• synthetic ruby, which la Uterally "1rown" from natur1l lqredlenta. Ruby cryllalt can be •rown on the U1'P9r levels of 1 platlnum crucible fUled wtlh molten Ulhlum molyblte. Tbeae cultured rubtet are aimo.t in· di1tin1ulah1blt from tbe natural ruby. It tak• tbe eapert eye ot a re· U1ble jeweler to teU the difference ArtCarved wedding rings. First in styling. First in craftsmanship. Chosen by more brides and grooms then any other brand. See our complete collection today. . CONVENIENT t'(AMS lenMmencaro-M•• etwee 32 YE~RS IN fHE S~M[ 1.0CAflON flHONl Ml-340l • } " , ... Q .,...:~ ~ ~~·' .... ;r .. Port of Coata Mesa Pmpi)Hd nil ~eta CU11 Offidol Em~m /o'r Cosio Mesa up to Meta to wn and do their overnlRht snooilng along tt11idenllal 11lrttl8 whe~ they aren 'las easily detected. And sometimes. It '" asserted. they do mischief in t~e netghborhoods · · , So. here )'GU havt' a <-ertaan Innuendo that Costa Mesa'" vandalism i~ partially due to the city's proximity lo Newport 0...ch. • . ~ --. • And on the other hand, when Newport botched its handling of Fourth of July traffic in Balboa, there was cer· tain s uggestion 'that Costa Mesa traffic problems were partially lo blame. ~ So it goes, ~ck and fo'hh . , You are left wondering, however . if indeed Costa Mes;. can continue to consider itself a non-beach city? TECHNICALLY, IT'S true that at no place do Costa Mesa city limits embrace the sea. There is long and bitter pohtical history to that condilion. Costa Mesa's Broadway was built as the street that would lea'd to the city's port in Upper Newport Bay. But Newport annexed around the bav and <•hokPd offthe drcam of Costa Me~a leaders. All these past hussies aside, at as interesting that to day, many locations within Costa Mesa are closer to the ocean or bay than some a reas of Newport Beach. You look around Costa Mesa and you can see how clearly the clty is ocean-oriented. Slayiqg' Of JFK • 'A PIOt' ·- WASHINGTON (AP) -Was th• aaca prelident ol the United PJ:!~'7'e:t!"ra' Cf>'lal>iC:1' coaaplralon ~ the kllllna of a major American clvU rlchts lHder1 Tbe a.uualn•Uona committee of the U S. HoWle of Represen. t.-Uv~•. In a dMded deelaioo. uys that may have been tbe caae wtMm · , On Nov. 22, 1983, President . John 8''1lzgeraJd KeMedy ~ ¥hot to death lD Dallu. On Aprtl 4, 1968, Or. Martin Luthe r fUnl( Jr. W&ll aunacd down In Memphls, Tenn. . Tiit: COMMl1TEE'S final re · µorl. the product of a two-year. S6 mllllon lnvestlgatlon, said ·ruesday that Kennedy's as - 11us11lnaUon was probably lbe re- s ult of 1.1 conspiracy and King's muy have been. -But three of the committee's 12 mem~rs filed dissents to the ('Onc1U3lon that Kennedy's as· s usslnatlon was a conspiracy. Q1 u r h le1111 a conspiracy by llaobst.f'rs. • Onti. of the three dissenters, Rep. Harold ~wyer, R-Micb .. s uld the cons prracy flndlogs in both the Kennedy and King as- 11asslnaUons are based on "sup· pot1i tlon upon supposition upon 1iupposlllon " CO MMITTEE m e mbers scheduled a n~ws conrerence to- day Lo formally re lease lbe re· PQrl and answer questions about it. Conspiracies or-not, however, the committee agreed with con- clusions of earlier invesUgalions t ha t Lee Harvey Oswald as- s assinated Kennedy and Jame:. Earl Ray ussa'isinated King. It s aid It round "substanli.al <·vidcnce" that a St. Louis group offerc.'<f $50,000 for the murder of King but no proof linking the offer to his murder. OF KENNEDY\ the final re port said : "The com mitte<· found that it was possible .. tha t an indi vidual or ganized ~ crime lender or a smuH com bmation or leade rs m ight have participated in a conspiracy to assassinate Preside nt Ke n - -----.-----eo8'1"k"MES'A1S-A 11EAYY prov1 er tot e boating ln -:-- dustry. It also provides the s upporting commerce· ror many other aquatic act1v1tics. A-nd its people use the beaches heavily. Not to mention lhe beach traffic and "beach vandalism ove rflow." nedy ·· -----.-- fl named Carlos Marcello and Santo:. Trafficantc us "the m05l hkely family bosses or organized c rime to have participated in such a unilateral assassination µIa n ." I . . All this considered. the days may be long gone wher e Costa Mesa is considered a non·beach city. T he problems as wcU as the pleasures of the Pacific are too close at hand. But at S<iJd it found no direct evid e n ce M arceJlo o r Traf- fi can Lc were in fact involved. Never mind where the city Hmit Imes were drawn. MARCELLO, oper ating out of New Orlcan:., and Trafficante, China Slates Soviet Talks out or Miami. both deny they had any connection with Ken· PEKING (AP> -The Chinese Moscow and spedfied that the nedy'l>'°murder. government h as agr~ uncondl talks -the first since the 1960s The final report 'Said "one tlonally to talks with~ ould begin In the second c ritical · evidentiary element" government to Improve re la-hall o September and should distinguishing Ma rcello from tlons between them , the Sovlet alternat between Mo!icow: and other mobsters Is "credible as· Embuay announced today. -...-1'0CiaUons ...• albeit tenuous" lt said the Chinese reply to the China ed its Moscow a m· linking Oswald and Jack Ruby, latest RUSAlan note on the sub-bassador, Wang Youpln e to who kllled Oswald, to Marcello ject was delivered Monday ln represent it. a11socl11ws . Rain Dumps on Rockies Funnel Clouds, Hail Buffet Colorado Te •pe r•••r.• Ml i... 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I I MW :.1:::r : I : ..... ... ,.....,; -···~· ............ •' \ (}petaded Gre91touad Arizona officers examine a Greyhound bus which overturned in a thunderstorm on In· terstate 10 about 30 miles west of Phoenix. Officers said eight people on the Memph1s- bound bus we re injured $1.30 a Gallon by ~'82? Impact of Carter Import Curbs Forecast WASHINGTON CAP> Presi dent Carter 's plan to limit oil imports will help raise gasoline pr ices lo more than $1.30 a gallon in 1982, while home beat- ing oil. now about 70 cents, should hit 95 cents a gaUon, a Library of Congress report says. Carter's· conservation effort will have HtUe impac t until Ul82. when it will create significant shortages and higher prices, the report :.uys. CARTER HAS vowed to hold imports in 1979 to 8.2 million barrels a day and cut in half ·U.S. demand for foreign crude by 1990. The Library of Con gress study, prepa red by Lawrence Kumios for the House Ways and Means Committee a nd released T uesday. estimated a 42-gallon barrel of crude 011 will cost s:n an 19H2. compared wath about $20 today Th<.1t price a s!>ume'> Israeli Warplanes llage Over LebaJWn BEIRUT, Lebunon (AP J Is raeli warplanes crashed thr· s ound harrier twict' over Beirut today in their fa n;t s uch fli g ht:. since the Syrian-Israeli dogfi ght 21 d~s ago. __ T he stalt! radio sal<f Ii raellborde r gunners s helled four villages in southe rn Lebanon and Israeli jets buzzed the port City of Sidon. 25 miles south or Beirut, but Israel denied the reports ln Te l Aviv Israeli Military SGurces said the herder area was quiet and the Israelis were not firing ac ross the border . SONIC BOOMS BV THE high-Oying jets in Beirut caused' no damage and the re was no anti·aircraJt fire from Pi.lestmaan guer rill as or Syrian pencekceping forces in Lebanon. Syna has vowed to scramble its warplanes to intercept any ls raf'll air raid on Pulelilmian targets followm_g last month ~ dogC1ght over !>outhern Lcb1mon. T HAT WAS TH E FIRST aar battle between the two countries in fi ve years. Is rael (.')a imed its American-supplied F 15 Eagle fighters scored fi ve kills against Syria's Soviet-made MIG -21s Syria conceded loslpg four MIGs and said two Israeli planes werP s hot down. Israel denied any losses. The Syrians have 22,000 troops In Lebanon policing a 31 ·month old civil war armistice .between Lebanon's rightist Christians and an alllance of leftist Moslems and PaJestinians . Israel has said it will strike at Palestinian targets in Lebanon whenever and wherever il Ukes. . fore ign producers will r <sa !>e prices 10 percent a year . far les> than they have recently Assuming federal price con trots on 01( expire as scbedulett an 1981 and oil shortages are s pread eq ually a m ong all petroleum products. Kumans . aid , gasoline would cost $1.:fl a gallon. heating 011 a nd diesel Cuel. 95 cents. residual 011 fo r power plants. 67 cents; and othi•r petroleum product:., $1.13 a gallon. BV CONTRAST, t he Amencan A utomobale Assoc1at1on tcportc<1 that average national full-service s>ract:i-. for gasoline last week were !J I .4 ce nt s f or r eg . ular, 96.5 cents for pre mium and 95.1 cents for unleaded. The 1tssot·1ataon said 1~ s urveys have f~nd a growing number of sta taons scllmg gai-.ohne for mon • than $1 per gallon. parUcularly 1n New York, Chicago, D<.1.ro1t and other bag cities. but none as high as $1.30 a gallon. In other energy-related new:. Tuesday A con s ume r coalition sought in federal court to pre· vent the governme nt from ap proving bids for 011 and gas leases orr the Cahfomia coa~t T HE COALITION ~ay-. th1· btdd1ng pr<X'ess favors the ma· 9 Jor 0 11 compames because it re· quires la rge cas h payment!'> prior to dis coveries rather than royalties upon a find . Rep . Morris Udall. D-Anz • rcn<'wcd his effort to restrict m any of the s ame major 011 <'om panics from entering the coal and uranium industric~ However. he received little sup- port from fellow congressme n Beat the Rat Race. ... - Save time and money shopping the advertised values in the only Orange County dally newspaper tailored specially • for the communities along the Orange Coast -the helpful DAILY PILOT 642-4321. • .... . Sl'.4TE J Califorala P'l1b and Game ~ eode proltlblU.., ... ,....ofltMewaterw. · D•••lJ Dt1trlet Attorney i.ur, ._, ukl that ii eoovlet· ed. die oil eompaay will race a muimum ftne ol '500. ................ SACllAllBNTO <AP) -The) Stale Personnel Board baS' parceled out pay..-alaea averag- ln1 8.3 percent t.o 133.000 stat.e civil.-servlce workers and is awaiting the Legislature's ac· Uon on an addJtionaJ S.2' percent. Tbe board's action Tuesday implements Gov . Edmund Brown Jr. 's deciaion last Friday to approve oa.Jy part of a 14.S perce11t state pay raise ap· proved by the Legislature. ae.c•.r--Dnalt LOS ANGELES CAP) Jurors decided a 22-year-old Los An1eSes man convicted of kid· nappin& and tilling use librarian Roeemary Janet Cobb s hould die in tbe gas chamber. Tbeume six-man, six-woman jury which convictecd Stevie Lamar Fields July 6 returned the death penalty verdict Tues· day after deliberating one day. /lflssile L•.-ellH LOS ANGELES CAP> -An Air Force B-52 bomber bas s uc· cessfully launched the first c ruise missile in a "tly-ofl" competition between two riva.l aircraft companies in wblcb the stakes are billion-dollar defense contracts tor the atrat.epcally vital weapoo. A Pentagon announ~ement said the Ol*Din8 fiight WU CC>n·· ducted TueschtY over the Utah • Test and Training Range ~la Cletl•llJf Set LOS ANGELES (AP> -The county'• dirty beaches will be the apef'lal target of a group of a t>out 100 workers and 20 supervisors, mostly disadvan- taaed youth. The County Board of S upervisors approved Supervisor Yvonne B. Burke's proposal Tuesday to use the Comprehensive Employment and Training ·Act's s ummer youth program to provide the temporary cleanup crew. J .Sen. S.I. Hayakawa, R.Cali!., appears a bit drowsy as he gazes at legs of contestant during Miss Teen Sansei California Pageant in Beverly Hills. Hayakawa served as honorary chairman of the event, a Japanese-American beauty pageant celebrating the customs of "sansei." the third generation. Bill Seeks Clarity ' . . On Broker's Fee SACRAMENTO <AP> --There's no law fixing the percentage of a real estate broker's commission, and the Judiciary Committee of ~e slate Senate Chinks that should be made clear t.o the con· sumers. . So it advanced to the floor Tuesday AB 802 by Assemblyman Art Agnos, D·San Francisco. which would require statements tn bold print on every standard real estate contract saying the • agent's commission ls negotiable. The vote was S-2. Moel brokers collect commlukml of S percent. AID08 said his bill would introduce some price compeUtlon into the buainess. THE .BILL, SPONSORED b) Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .... s Department of Real Estate, was supported by the savings and loan industry and consumer groups. It was opposed by the California Association of Realtors. Supporters say most buyers are unaware that they have the right to negotiate a different rate or seek an agent who ls willing to negotiate. The Realtors contend the bill would mislead consumers into thinking that an agent bad to negotiate on rales. when In fact agents have the same powers as other business executives lO set prices for their services. Wldi~. July 11, 1978 OM.V '1'tl.OT .45 Co111·t Probe 'Ofr - Commission Authority .Doubted SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -An unprecedented probe of the California Supreme Court's bandlln1 of several con- troversial cues bu been tem· porartly derailed by an appeals court nalinl that Ofte Supreme Court jmtice does not bave to testify in pubUc. In the process. the appeaJs court cast doubt on the authority of the commlsslon to hold publif: hearings at all. THE CALIFORNIA 2nd Dis- trict Court of Appeal quashed on Tueiday a subpoena that would have compelled Supreme Court Jus tice Stanley Mosk to tesWy in public before the state Com· mi ssio n on Judicial Performance. Tbe California Constitution "is plainly phrased in lhe man- datory 's hall ,' not in a Big Reward Offered in Two Killings· TORRANCE <AP> -A $25,000 reward was offered Tuesday for information leading to the con · viction of Dr. George Sampson Hill's killers. The bound and gagged bodies ot lbe prominent South Bay sur- geon and Rancho Palos Verdes teacher Joella Champion were found last Thursday in a Tor- rance Municipal Airport hangar near Ms. Champion's sm all plane. They bad both been shot in the b ead and robbed, authorities said. THE REWARD was offered by the American Medical As· socialion and three hospita ls with which Hill was affiliated -- South Bay Hospital, Torrance Memorial Hospital and Little Company of Mary Hospital - said AMA s pokesman David Zeitlin. The staff of County Harbor· UCLA Medical Center. wnere the former Olympic swimmer interned. is also considering posting a reward. Zeitlin said. permila1ve 'may.' and requires that proceedln1s of the com- miaalon shall be confidential.'' the appeals court ruJinC said. Last week a Loa An1eles Superior Court J'ld1e bad re· fused lO quash the subpoena. Moak immediately appeaJed. After n.day'1 rulinl in Los Molk claimed tbe public bear· .Aneeles, the commlsaion broke lngs vtola&ed the comUtuUon. off its bearinp here durlne tbe In ruUnc on lloek's appeal, testimony of Justice Wiley the three-judge pane l agreed Manuel. Bertram Janes, tbf' with the justice that a 1986 commission chairman, said the change iD the consUtuUon did panel needed more time to de- not alter the provision that all cide what. to do next -today it inte rior probes of judicial action asked the state Supreme Court t.o .... be held in private. • overtumt.beruling. · .Jackpot Wait Skylab Claims Tested SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Australian Sta.n Thornton, tAe 17-year-old youth who says he picked up charcoal-like pieces or Skylab from his mother's back yard, still isn't sure whether he's hit the $10,000 jackpot as a n!Sult of bis ftnd. But while he's waiting, he's getting star billing as this city's most. important tourist of the moment. "I like it," he says of this temperate city by San Francisco Bay. 'Tm glad I came now." The p1e<:es of flaky. blackened, plastic-like substances - weighing a total of Just C:t half ounce -are now at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala. There. the nine pieces. by now crumbled into 21 pietts plus black dust. ar~ being stlb~ted to a barrage of sophisticated tests by NASA scientists to see if they really came from Skylab. IF NASA CONCLUDES they did, Thornton will be awarded t.he $10.000 by one or this city's daily newspapers in a flam· bovant promotion that began befor:e Skylab's plunge to the, ground last Wednesday. Thornton was 'tne first person to bring to the newspaper what he believes are Skylab remnants. Since bis arrival here Friday rughl, Thorptop has been chaperoned by a reporter for the San Francisco·Examiner. ~ He has been cajoled aod photographed riding the famous cable cars, shopping. playing softball, taking in an amu.<iement park. eating pizza. signjng autographs .and being endlessly pa- tie nt with other reporters and shutterbugs who are chronicUng hi s exploits. He purchased a present for his g1rlfnend m his hometown of Esperance. Australia -a ring and a necklace --and even saw a movie, · · Moonraker." of course. WHILE ALL THIS has been going on. the NASA folks are fawning over the pieces be brought with h.am. with no word yet on when lbey will determine conclusively if they came from Skylab when it pli!nged into Australian outback. One test unde r way wilJ determine whether the chunks of material were ever bombarded by a lype or radiation - beryllium 7 -which is.-only found in the Van Allen radiation belt far from Earth, NASA scientists at: Huntsville told lhe Ex· aminer. The Left Bank is in Paris ••• The-Right Ballk Will be in Newport Beach on July 23. • 4041 MacArthur Blvd. at Newport Place (2 blocks north of Jamboree Road) ~ Join us daring • oar week long µ GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION Monday, JuJy 30 to Friday, August 3 10:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. daily. Register for our ~nd prize drawing. Try your look at our Treasure Chest of prizes. SOuwnlrs and refreshments for all. Yoamaywtna 7day 8ttmar Mateo c ..... f• two &, Golden State Sanwa .Bank 22 offtc:a to serve you ~F.D.I C. - • . '. i 1 , .. . -~~1torial ~~~.~ ............... 11111 ..................... R.obe .. rl·N···W·etd .. /·P·ub·l·l'."".' ... T.~ ... 1.K.-.·~.'.'/.E.dl .. tor ~ ~ ~1 Wed~. July 11, 1m 8.lrtNra Krelblch/Edltorlal P-et Editor Mar.me Institute . Plans Move Ahead Tiit .... ..._::=:.: Martm I_..,. In 0.. ..... RartiDI' • Mp lut weft Wben =. aa.tJ • a acaled-dowo eon· • ..... # ,,. tmUtu&e, •vtaianed • an td\lcational f acllity for •tud 1111 ID tM CCMmt1•1 IDur comm..uty t'OU..• dJatrtcu and .._. eom~, _hu1 1.Dt.o dllftcufty lut fall wbee U. ~ ma came in at "'9,000 -I ar eaeecra'lel tbe _,.,available. A.I a ....._ the plam bave beell whittled down to pro- vide M emtlmaMd Mll.000 version of the I aellity. a • ..........,..,_., buUcllq wttb two clusrooms. a 1allery and -omee. County p¥emment already has provided the three acr• ol e~e harbor land for the iNUtut.e, alona wllh ~.000 ol the conatrucUon funds and a pledge to main· taln the f aclllt1. . Perbaps Uda time the reviled buUc:Una plans are on such a scale that the unique racaUty can become reall ty and can later be expanded if private sources of flnan· cing become available. It la fortunate for thole Who have seen the need ror the institute that county 1overnment baa hMd tidelands funds available to help with the project. But county government has been more than generous 60 far in helping finance what is envisioned as an educ a.· Uonal facility. And it should be up to those in the ~duca Uon business to seek other sources of money if additional contributions are needed. ·Battin in Wonderland ... • In Oranl(e County paUticsJ... the wonders neY.iU.ease. Now former Supervisor n.obert Battin, who was re· 111oved from office in July, 1976, following his conviction (Or misuse of publlJ: funds. is suing the county for $15,375 in back wages and fees be claims are due him. · · Battin contends that since be did not resign from of· fice he's entitled to his supervisorial salary of $1,014 for evecy. two weeks from July, 1976 until January, 1977, when his elected term Would have expired. He also seeks $450 a. month for f ee:s be would have collected for serving on coWlty commi.Ssions during the period. The rormer supervisor bases his claim on a lega l technicality. State law requires removal of an elected of- ficial at the time he is sentenced following a conviction. Battin claims he never was sentenced because a Superior Court judge, after ordering him to serve s ix months in county jail, suspended all but one month of the fail term, which Battin had already served, and placed bjm on probation. Battin contends therefore that he should have been permitted to serve out his term but was forced from of· ficc when county officials confiscated his office keys a nd credit cards. Whether the courts will uphold his remarkable claim for back pay i:emains to be seen . One thing is sure - ex-Supervisor Battin gets "A" ror Audacity fn the strange game of Orange County politics ·County Sets Exatnple Orange County government bas been given a \Veil· deserved commendation by Southern California Edison Co. for "outstanding leadership and achievement in energy conserva tion." The citation was awarded for the county's conserva· lion measures which save more than 20 million kilowatt hours of electricity a year -enough to power homes and busi nesses in the cities of Tustin, Laguna Beach. Stanton. Urea and La Palma for one month. County administrators have saved 13 .5 million kilo watt hours e ach year in county facilities and supervisors' recent approval of five-year street lamp conversion program will save another seven million kilowatt hours annually, according to Edison officials. Th.e county's efforts -including the use of time clocks to re<tuce operations of lights and elevators, in· stalling photo.cell controls on escalators at the co.unty jail and raising air conditioning thermostats -point out that little . steps take n as a whole can produce meaning{ ul energy savings. c• Citizens, businesses and other government agencies would do well to follow the lead of county government. • Opinions exprease~ In tho apace above are those of the Dally Pilot ·Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Addrea& The Dally Pilot. P o Box 1560, Coste Mesa. CA 92628. Pho ne (714) f>.42·4321 . Boyd/Sleep ~- Claim 1s thut the pcrtson ''· How comt' 8U<'h mam who docs braln work for a m 11 I " o s w h o I o 1 11 n d living n~• more sleep than parpol.a can dive 110 de\lPIY the person who does mwtcle without getuna the bends7 · work. One Or. Brian Wel1111, at A. Their noxlblCJ rlb talCC!f' specialist in sleep dlaorders1 collapH completely. That Bo contends. Phyalca forces •H the alr out of tbe1r energies, say• he, can be lungs. 8o the nltro~en tn th•l restored ln about four hours expelled alr doe1n t tet. Into while ener1ln Hpended In the bloodstream. mental effort need about eight hours of ateep to be replenlabed. Maybe 10. Am acquainted wHh several 9'ental tr.pes who lntlat ll'11 true. SUI • ThomH A. Ed.llOn waa a braJn worker, moet un· dentatedly, and It's widely known that he aot by on In t e rmlttent catnapa with hardly any prolonged 1leep It all. Dear Gloomy Gus Ju1t thlnk .._ if Broh had oaly peld b11 deb&, v l I a pp 0 l ft l m •at ,. aooner .. could have •Jan• Fonda Coualr Airport. OIOIJ Q. What did 1uoUn1 coet per 1allon bllclt around the llme of lhe altack on Pearl Harbor? A. Sigh, 19.2 centt. Q . Whal town In thl11 coun try haa the lowetit dp code? And the hJghn t? A. Lowest ls Ad1unt11, Puerto JUco, 00601 . lllghMt, Wranaeu, Alaah, 99929. To tMt ll1t of Proper Job Club candldat.n, add alto a Mr. Monte Money of Laa Veaat, Nev.; a blackjack dealer. And lneldentally, he ·""'" named tWt '°" Monte Carlo Money. . , -...-.------ JmekAndenon Business Greed BOosts Soviets WASHINGTON -Greedy Americu bullw1.... relue· tut bunatlerMlc .....,i.*°n and deMn .. lmlU. pnUdeotl bav• com blDed to provide Uae 8oYtet UDlon wUb 1opblaUcat1d. mlHtarUy u11faal machinery from our teebnolotlcal anenal. The wortiftp of tb1s locNdJ· ble triple whammy were ducr,bed a le w wee k • 110 lO th_, Houl4S Armed S.,rvlce1 Commltie, ln s~c ret le11 limony by Larry Brady. who wu t!M!n the acting di r ector of the Commerce Department's ex· port office. Some years ago. remembering Pearl Harbor and the U.S. scrap iron that bad helped to build the Japanese war machine. Congress passed ·a law designed to ban the sale of "sensitive" products that could be.converted to military use by our com· munist adversaries. Several thousand Items on the "Com· modlly Control List" can be el· ported supposedly only after careful review and approval by federal. watchdogs: BUT BRADY told the Jfouse committee bluntly: "The export control system, as it is today, is a tota l s hambles." The safeguards written into the reg· ulatlons are "not worth the paper they'rewrittenon," he said. For example, before the Russians can get.. permission to purchase certain products, they must sign a statement that they won 'l use Ctae American-made ha rdware for military purpo5es. ··Otherwise. we wouldn't ap· prove it,•• Brady explained. But sources told our associate Dale Van Atta that there is no effective way to make sure the Soviets live up to their promise. Instead, the Commerce Depart· ment relies on the fox lo guard the hen house; on-site inspec· lions are made by represen· tatives of the U.S. companies that sold the products. Not only are these employees often non· Americans, but _they have a Earl Watel"8 atr'oel IDOUYt for iporlnC Uy SoYlet rill•donl. SSPIAJNSD Br•dY: "The compM)' wea&I to Mll moN ... and be lmowl """ well u.t lf h• "Mport1 • dlveulon <to mWtarJ UN), be'a DOl lolnC to be ableto1tll mon." For tbe Nm• aelllab reuon, American cocnpuy executlv .. are ualikely to 1queal on their customers, another Commerce Department official told ua. "Unleaa, they're 1uper-palriotl, tbey bave a very large stake ln not lnfonnlne." he aald. • Yet IOW'ffe told us it can be aesumed an)'tbina that can be UMd for mllltary purposes will be put to such use by the Russians. Brady cited one ex- ample to the committee: the hu1e Soviet truck plant on t.be Kama Rlvw, tarpet of lta k1ncl Computers are tbe source of lD the world. It wu bullt wtah tbe moet mteue eoatroweny. tome $H0 mllllon wortb of ·•For all practleal puf'POHI, Am•rlcan dnl1111, tools and when you export • computer. compu&en. you ION control over It," Brady explalned. There la, be aald, "no Brady teltlfted that be ti~ N · real way" It can be determ1ned ceotly confirmed tbe use ol tbe whether a computer bu been Kama River plan~ to make diverted to military uae. But lut !!'llitary veblclea and parta. -year President caner.i;approved The ft.le lndleates that we knew the sale of a larfe plant for pro-. at tbe time tbe llcenae wu made duclng oll drll blll, Jnd the · · · •t tbe Wblt& House ln 11'74 plant includes a computer. iu"r · that tbey would manufat One con1re11man expressed he e more engtnea than lrueka, concern over tbe sale of com. said. pule" in a fully automated traf- ANM&Ea top official told us, "Any reasonable individual knew tberl that the extra engines and other things would go-to the mi.J!tary. ·• Despite objecUons on tb11 score, then-Secretary or State Henry Kissinger approved theaale. • fic-control system for Kova Airport in Russia, noting the presence or "many bunkers" and Jet right.en al the facility: Business firms and their polltlcal awes have been pres- suring the Commerce Depart- ment to loosen tbe controls on exports stlll further. "We should begin to have a little more backbone in the process," the out.spoken Brady told the House committee. WASHING TON WHIRL - More than one irate motorist bas thought it might be worthwhile to '"let 'em eat sand" -that is. to withhold U.S. grain and other commodities from the oil · producing nations that are rip- ping us off. In December 1974 the shah of Iran, or all people, had a better idaa. Concerned at the way inflation was driving up the cost of necessities the oil exporters were buying from the West, the shah proposed that the price or oil be tied to the price of 20 or 30 import- ed commodities. The price - 1odexlng system found favor among several of the OPEC na- tions. a State ()evartment offici~ told us. But no one m this country took the idea sertously. Lost op- porturull~ get zero miles per gallon Is Ma Bell getting defensive an her old age? Well . sort or. "h e sapeake a nd Poto m a c Ttdcphone Co., which handle!> thl' Washington area and 1s one or the nation's busiest . got tired or going to court and losin g in cas<'s mvnlvmg coU1!>ion:. w1tn its truck:-. ·and cars. It has de <·1ded to send all of its drivers to school lo learn dcrcnsive drivin~ techniques. May be unmarked vehicles would be more errect1vc Birch Oppopent Wollld Help Cranston Ttie right wing has successfully dominated the sele<:tion of every Re publican candidate U.S. Sen. Alan Cranston has raced . except for Houston Flournoy. who de· rcated him for the office or state contro lle r . The result in a II the other elections has been that , moderat e Democ rats , . prefe'rring so- meone other l h a n Cra n s ton , have had no place to go. This is also true of many of the more conservative Democrats as well as many moderate Republicans. There Is conalderable doubt as to John Rousselot's ability to make these Democratic con- servatives and the moderates foraet his John Birch ~iet.y atf· i\rt Hoppe filiations if he becomes lhe can· didate against Cranston. As might have been expected. this has s tirred up a s torm among the Birch Society mem- bers. who demand to know if this writer opposes the basic prin· ciples of the society. THQSE~pics. s imply stated, are in support or a re· public that limits democracy to prevent mob rule or oulrlght populism. They further include the tenets of individual freedoms and responslbllilies, JOO percent Americanism. free enterprise under a competitive capitalistic system, and private ownership a-nd control of property. Jl ia hard to quarrel with those principles, although the conten· lion that all welfare assistance should at.em solely from volun· tary charily would seem far too harsh for the vast majority or citizens. And . while the Birch Society'> bent for morality is laud<1blc, 1l limits its moral structure to the ethics of the J ew!. or Christian!. This would seem lo deprive society o t the fint> purposes embraced by other religions In good conscience, it would be impossible to condemn a person or high purpose and im· peccable be havior merely because that person was not a Je w and denied Christ . Still. it was not the principles of the Birch Society which brought it into disrepute with the D e m o c r a t s a n d m-a n y Republicans. For the most part. they didn't have the slightest no• Uon of what those principles might be. WHAT MADE the Birch Socie· ty an anathema to so many, was the fervor of the members, their zealousness. and the ir in· tolerance or anyone who held ·. \'lews more m oderat e than their!> No matter that these people wen: not the maJority. Whatevt:r part or lhe Biren membership they represented , they were highly viisible a nd quickly came to represent the society in the public mind. Thus. their often irresponsible charges against well-known figures were frightening t o many who Baw in that. another form of McCarthyism springing to life. It i.sn'l a question of whether or not one agrees with the tenets of the Birch Society, per se, but a question of whether or. not one identified as a Birche r can win a statewide office. The record. in the case of lhose who have tried over the past two decades, is 100 percent against such an event. Those who truJy want to see Cranston replaced. would be exceedingly wise not to buck such odds. Fatherly Advice on Raising the ·Perfect Child What'• thi1 country coming to? I Ju.tread \)\al an lncreasing , number ol )'OUftl me.n don't wlAh ever to become fathers because ral1ln1 children l• too much lroubht1 Ho1wuhl These young men HY tht1 only becauae they h-ven't read my book on the subject, """' to .ftaUI o Ptrftct Child. <It Just 10 happens that I 1m an••· pert fath1r, havln1 devot· ed more yean to the pr1ettc1 of f 1therhood than I care to remember. I, m119lf, hne '°'-"' or ftw children -two bo.Yt and a 1lrl <or perhaP!I lt'a lb• other way uouad) arid OM or nvo I'm not quit. 1ure of yet. B•t allof tbem an perfect. NOW ,,...a reluctant ,..... men abould HID In mbld ta.at an ..................... faalaer are wrtu.a from Ute 1blld'1 DOlat ol Ylew~A fatber, ilMI --. . to believe. lt OM wbo lllil ' dumb kid to some boring baseball game or help• hlm with his stupid homework. Mine, however. Is the first to be written solely with the welfare of. the father in mind. Its thesl1 ta that the perfect child ia the one W'ho cauae1 &ood old dad the leut posalble trouble. NEEDL£88 to aay, ralliq a perfect cblld 11 not a1 euy u fatun1 off a lol. You mutt de· vote aevenl mlauta a day to the talk. The aecret la to at.art the moment the cbUd ll born. Remember th.at. a pert.ct dilld 11 1lw111. •lwaya, always, breqtfed. You aleo ne,.r need cball•• the perfect cbild'•. dlapen. The trlcti here ta te 1rup a ulety pin at the ea.rllelt ODDOftUDity and Jab lt 1m1ttl1-lato th• chlld'• bottom. Thia wUI eaUH the chlld to bowl ud tbe IDO&ber to anatcll lt away from you. Doalt •lat. You wtU never be aUond ..., tbe chlld wtth a ,.,.,,.. ..... S•-..UJ. tM ebUd wW '811• =;.=,~~-~ ... to ....... ,.... perfect chtld does not walk until it's three or four. By then, it is ready for its Initial lessons in life. ONCE A CIDLD can walk, the flret thing the father should teach It Is to. heel. There's Ume enough later for the child to learn io respond to other simple commands, su cn as "sit," "stay." "fetch," and "shut up." <Some fathers enjoy also training their children to perform cute little trick• 1ucb u ·•rolllDI over" or "pJ:l;n& dead." But I feel tbla ti to makt tbe cbild "tbow-offy" or, In eatnme cues, overly friencllJ - an atUtude that must be avoided aull c:oltl. l Choo.Ina t.M ri1bt teachJn1 metbocl ll innrlably a problem. many expert• encour•ae the catrot·and·1tlck appro•ch. But 1 don't believe ln lllWnc 1 kld with either. lmtead, I ad¥Oeaa. tbe UM of a cattle prod. Bellevt me, when a Uu.teGlpper ...,_.. to fetch U ordered, ~OU tlmply turn up the Juice to 24 volta, 11" tbe aaJlcnant a 1e11Ue poke and ltfetebll .. So, • JOU can 1ee. I.be bale k•r to t-afllac perfect c~ ll ' to break their spirits .when they're youn&. Once you've ac· complished that, all you ever need say to them again Is "hello," "good·bye,'' and "ask your mother." THUS EVEN in this cynical age, there's hope thttl young bachelors will abandon their dreams of a chUdless life, do their duty and procreate perfect children. , I can certainly understand their lack of enthu1ia1m al the tbou1ht of raising Imperfect children by old-fashioned metboda. They're rJ1ht: Im· perfect etilldren are an inct*ti- ble alMUllt of trouble. And alJ ~ou ever c•t In retum la a necktie ~· a year -aad perb•PI an arm around your aboulder now aad tbeo and maybe a warm hue or a 1mlle or a eland and, of coune, the knowl.S,• every Ume fCM aook at them, tbat tM Ned wlllcb bu bee• banded down to you over tb .. • put mlWoDI ol yean bu be.a banded Oii to t.boee yet to come. It m91 -le ""'"t, but tt'1 IOmetldal . ...._ -------_ _....., '. . .. • l\ ._...,,....__........ ___ • • • ........................ po .......... --..... __ .,,..,._. •• ,,.'!1-_._._ NATION W1du•d•Y. July 18. 1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 ~re .'s No Such J;hing as a 'Clean' Mafw'o ' I Gan-beariq Gri&lie1 -m Kill on Orden • . 81 IONATllAN KWITNY ID May 1m. Jobn Toms*lna and Laurence Jarret~ reportert for Time, spoiled one of the 11l•l•alne'a aev.ra.l •ell~x~uted cover stories on ti.. llafta wtlh t.be f0Uowln1 prefatory remarks. "'l'be morality of the Mob la somewhat closer . to UM morality ol the aver8'f) Amerieu ciUaen tbaa 11 .... to be. Tbe Malloal alwa.ya aald they wen no mon cornapt than anyone elle, and today more ud more people mtpt aaree. The public is a wllltq Yirllm "bl orsanized crime -buying black market ciearellel and participat.in1 in il-!tf: 1ambl&na. It's also difficult for people to ol IOIM racketeer -who lives .in a nice house, baa a nice car and aend.5 his kid to Harvard -as tbe enemy." AT LEAST IN THE PASSAGE quoted above, Tompkins and Barrell -writers of unquestioned integrity -are wrong. They are fuzzing a distinc- tion that lan't fuzzy at all : The suave fellow with the conservative su it who moves gracefqlly through business society handling sports bets and booting free rooms in Las Vegas -the clean M afloso -just doesn't exist. There may be such a fellow who is working at arm's length for a Mafioso and who keeps himself clean. But the Mafioso, however he dresses and whatever he rides around in. is a gunbearing gris- ly who probably has and will kill on orders, and almost certainly is engaged in robbing innocent people of their money through force or fraud. Mafia trucking rates aren't lower -except in certain .instances provided for by a system or ex- tortion. bribery. larceny and murder that ul- timately rai&es prices sharply. Mafia laundries don't necessarily wash whiter. although most of the m probably do wash with the cheapest materials available without regard to society. And ·they may charge more beca\15e tbey often work as a cover for extortion payments to protect their cqm mercial cW1tomers from being burned out or otherwise destroyed. IF MA.F(A VEGETABLES ARE CRISPER, it may well be because they've been treated will? * * * * * Italian Mobsters Best Organized * Italian-Americans haven't produced the most crooks, or oecessarUy even the best .£.. just the tnoet powerful. Jews, Irishmen, WASPs, East Europeans - all have gotten lnto the criminal rackets in great numben. They are well-orsanized a nd individual: ly often far more powerful than low-1evel mem- ben oftbe Mafia · BUT WHAT lSN'T UNDERSTOOD by lhe sociologists who·talk about "ethnic gangs" as if they were interchangeable is that these other criminals are not now and never have been as powerful as the Mafia leadership. Even the Jewish gang lords who have worked hand-in-hand with the Mafia commission have uJ. timately been s ubject to Malia rule: Arnold Roths· teln, the criminal financier of the 1900s; Bugsy Siegel, the founder of Las Vegas; Meyer Lansky,, who showed the Mafia how to make huge illegal' pr6fits from carefully regulated casinos; Lepke' Buchalter, the murderous thug who forced the gar- ment industry ipto submission. Theee men have stood second to oooe in malevolence. The Mafia bas listened to their ad· vice and usually followed it. Except for the highest level, Mafiosi would do their bidding in matters of business BVT, ULTIMATELY, THE TOP MAFIOSI re· lain sole control of the final power -the power over life and death. That is the bottom line ln the criminal rackets. The Italians can kill the J ews or the WASPs or whoever it is they are dealing with. Never the other way around. The ultimate dlsllnction has always been that if a non-Italian bad a grievance against an Italian, all he could do was complain. The Italians would settle it among the mselves. Everybody knew that. DENTURES $175 each· ~AMf. DAY ~AV1CE AV AILAIU.f. 'ORTHODONTICS· M>AAD QUAUFICD OATHODOl'tTIST 11550· DR. ARNOLD H. FLANZER JlO~ HARBOR, COSTA MESA CACM>ff ntOM flDCOI 642-0112 ' • ·W * • * * * * * * * "* * • Where the 'Elite' Met Max and LouJs Block, whO ran the butchers· Anaua. These included John ''Johnny Dio" union ln New York tor 25 years, accumulated Dloauardl and b1a friend trom the Genovese llafla enormous wealth and influence. Max became an family. Lorenzo "Chapp); the Dude" Brescia. International vice president. one or the three or Another powerful figure, l(OWever, Paul "Con.atan- rour most powerful rnen in the international tine" Caatellano of the Gambino family, seemed to butchers union. regard the public drinkin1 and dinin1 aesalooa as The Blocks had a rrived In New York as immi-indecorous and avoided them . grants from Poland In 1915 with their mother and Moe Steinman, the mole-like meat dealer and "'three sisters. While mom opened a grocery store partner in the Daltch·Shopwell supermarket cbain, ill the Brownsvill~ section or Brooklyn, the boys tended by nature toward Indecorousness and re· tried prize fighting. lished bis role as key middleman in the.bribery transactions . He could almost always be found at" MAX APPARENTLY CONFINED HIS the Black Angus bar in the evenings. Jimmy Hoffa pugilism to the ring. but Louis was convicied in and PauJ "Red" Dorfman -the Meyer LaDSty of 1932 of beatlne up a policeman in Brooklyn: he got Chicago -went there when they were in -town. a suspended sentjlnce despite two other arrests. Albert Anastasia's personal bodyguard rented the Then came the brothers' butcher sbop and the call apartment upstairs. from Mafia captain Lillie Augie Pisano to head the ------------------L--------------------' union. . MAFI088 WOLVES IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING Oon't Let the 'Clean' Image Fool You ... sometbinc that's iJJegal since it causes cancer. If Mafia ban serve bigger drinks, it is often because they're watered,&r poured from mislabeled or hi· jacked whiskey. At least as important as what the Blocks did at union headquarters was the socializing th.ey did on the outside. On an almost nightly basis, they brought together the meal industry acnd the un- derworld. ~ing July 23rd, 1979 Low Cost Spay , Neuter, Vaccination Dermatology The Mob sometim es buys contaminated seafood (never mind meatl seafood from over· seas that has been rejected for American import. This is cleaned out in formaldehyde plants in Lalin America and brought back to the United States - fresh indeed. To accommodate their varied friends. and their taste for the sweet life. the Blocks acquired a steakhouse in New York. which they dubbed the Black Angus. and a country club in Connecticut. the Deerrrest. Pisano and his labor sidekick. Animal Ho spital of Costa Mesa George Scalise, were regular diners at the Black 2538 Net1>'l"Vlrl Blvd. Angus as were many other ex-convicts. Mafia -,,~ murderers. meat dealers and supermarket chain 645 2483 B A · t t executives who stopped hy the restaurant to greet ______ -___ Y_· _woi_ .. n_m_e_n ___ __. , friends and make payoffs . The truth is that every time an American gets diarrhea, he ought to think about the food inspec-tor who was bribed to approve what he just ate. THAT might lead to a helpful attitude about the Mafi a . AS SCALJSE AND PISANO FADED in pow~r. ( their replacem~nts a~ colorful Mob dominators of the meat industry also s howed up at the Black I.. M. 110'\ ll ) INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT I •• No s upernatural powers are required. Just u se any one of today's highly efficient gas drye~ in place of your; older. less effi- cient one. And you'll be diytng clothes with ESP or •Eneryy Savings ftiyback~ That ·s because almost all of Ameri ca's gas appllance manufacturers now build ESP right into their products. The result is a new breed of dryers wi th gas-saving features like pi1otless Ignition. _ precise fabtic settings and extra-large capacity. Because these dryers use up to 30% less gas than older pilot type models, they also save you n1oney. That's your Energy Savings Payback. A payback you get for .. the lifetime of the appliance. For 1nore pecific informa- tion see any dealer dis playing our Energy Savings Payback poster. And learn why you don't need a crystal baH to save money tn the future. Ju!:>l a little ESP .. , 6 9Q§ / ·~ ,. Come in to our comfortable salon and help us celebrate our second year with our past, preseat and future customers. All of us at ALI'S HAIR BAZAAR T1'oM You /or JIO'IT ~ UWN "°" J wean Ml'eUmeau nan. & Fri., .1a1y 1t-zt ,------------~------~~, I DRAWING I 1 Weareglvingatkketeachtlmeyoucomelnto 1 I fllloutforourdrawlngtobeheld I f WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1979 I Three winners for a I· $20 GIFT CERTIFICATE ' I at ERNIE'S GOURMET MEATS I I Next Door To Us. I ~--------------------~~ Afi ~J/ai, Bazaar .. Reasonable prices for men & women" 41% E. 17th • Costa Mesa • SU-°'34 Weekda19 .. 7 ,,.. ...... town ....... ,.,tor ... .... Orante Coe•• la t1te l1Hlll@mll U .~~-bottled Bubbles To Challenge Perrier · POLAJlfD IPIUNO. Maine CAP) - Can U.. mlHral wat.r that •laked Uae Wrtt ot Howard H&&tl* and Calvin Coolld1• prove to b4I Am•rica '• auwer \o tb• preaUIJk>ua ........... , From ~ once.opulent 1pa ln rural II aloe. the botU.r of Poland Sprint Wat.r la •lnkJnc mUUooa ol dollars m&o a batUe of lhe bubbllee •talnl\ t.be trendy Import from southern France. "THERE IS NO FOREIGN pro· duct that ls the leader in a ny category of products sold at your food stores In America today. with the exception o r Perrier." says Michael Schott, Poland Spring vice president. "We think we can be No. 1. l don't think It's going to be in 12 months. l tblnk 18 months, two years .... " Poland Spring bas grown apace since den IUene, a 7·Up and Canada Dry bottler In Las Vegas, Nev., took control. From $250,000 lo 1977, sales have grown to $2 million last year and are projected at more than $5 million for the current year. A Sl.3 MILLION bottling plant capable of tripling production Is scheduled to go into operation in Oc· tober. With m o r e th an u -mi llio n earmarked this year for advertising, Poland Spring Is promoting itself with a follcsy Down East image that contrasts with the sophisticated ap- peal of Perrier. "Perrier would like to think of themselves as for the jet-setters. We would Uke to think or ourselves as the L .L. Bean of the category, the Norman Rockwell, the Pepperidge Farm," says Schott. · While Perrier's TV spots feature the gravelly voke of Orson Welles describing the "miracle" or Source Perrier. Poland Spring ads depict a THE PRODUCT'S HEYDAY was until 1940. but sales dropped off after World War U. Perrier bought the spring In 1973 with the Idea of develop· ing the American market for bottled wate r. · But Perrier sold out to den Haene four years later. explalning that the spring didn't have a large enough capacity to warrant a national marketing cpmpaign. Poland Sprtng says· the sprtrig, flowing at 16 gaUons a minute and capable or expansion, is more than ample. Until 1977, Poland Spring water had always been sold the wuy 1t emerged from the ground without carbonation. But de n Haene in· lroduced a fizz by Injecting natural carbon dioxJde gas during the botU· Ing process. Unlike Source Perrier. where the gas rises from the earth in tandem with the water. Poland Spring Im· ports its carbon dioxide via tank truck from a well · In Colqrado. Its sparkling water outsells the still by roughly 10 to 1. Perjury Lands Man in Prison SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ -A Daly City man has been sentenced to two years in prison after he pleaded gull· ty to one count of perjury In connec- tion with ]>reparing phony California drivers' licenses and alien idenUfica· lion cards. Investigators for the San Frmcl.sco District Attorney's office said that Hosplcio Chavez is believed to have s upplied m ore than 100 phony Ucenses and ID cards during a four· month periQd. HOMEY IAllD HAM SPllAD s1 z.9 ----ALL LA-Z-BOY® Choowtr.....-r •t,tn. colon & f*'k• °' L..z..IOJ c~ -Sltow ·--Aoor IMMIOlATE FtlH D&IYHY Celebrating the Grand Opening of our New Canoga Park Showroom. To the i'esidei1ts Of Laguna Hiiis and surrounding communities ... . . The~CkA>of ~Call- tomia ii~ to announce the reloca· tion of Its Laguna .... office. effective July 23.1979. Beceuee of the rapid grow1h in the La- guna Hilla aree, the CkA> has created a rrew and larger office at 25181 Paleo De Allcla. in Alicia Olfioe Park near the iotef- sedlon of Alida Par1cway and the 1-5 Freeway The new Laguna Hitll dtstnct office will enable us to ofter~ more effi- Cier(. penonaJlzed service than 8Vfl( be- tore ... help with traffic citations. vehicte licenalng, lnaurance claims, maps, tour books, accommodllione l'etefVations, teaeeltolt II lbmetion. bip plW1ring and WOftd1"MI aetVicM. For qualified mem· ~we*> ofter auto. boet and recrea- 1ion vehide"1neuranoe programs for you and your famiy. plus a great deal more. Additionally, lhe Auto Club office at 32355 Coatt Highway in South Laguna wiN remain open to seMJ members who find the beach location convenient for thetr needs. . We're proud to be a part ol the Laguna Hiiis community and we look forward to contJnuing the tradition ot service which Y<JU've come to·eKpect from your Auto Club. Stop in soon and let us wek:ome ~cij: Michael O'Steen, Manager taguna Hffls District Office Peter Jay, formerly th e Briti s h a mb as sador to Washington, bas ·taken a job with the magazine Economist. He'll re~ain in America and write a book on economics and politics . Georgia Quits Plan For Coast W ASHJNGTON (.AP) -Georata la the flnt state to withdraw from the federally supported coa1tal mana1emenl program despite the state's "lmpreulve earlier hlatory of natural resource maaa1ement," tbe Na· tlonal Oceanic and At· mospberie Admllalatra· Uoa~. Robert W. K•ecbt, beacl or Use •1ene1'• Coaatal Zoll• Kanae•· · meat Office, aatcl Oeol'lta ••Md a~ Ml of 1fate I••• apoa wbt~b to balld -...,. table ,.,,...._ for pro. teettq Ill eo.ttal •· Yiro11111mt. But &Deebt 1UI die •tata ..... not 0 .. ,. ____ .................. . wltltla lb own 1tate qendal" to fMeral n-, ulnDMD11. -. ' . CALDORNL\ Offering Selected Sofas and Love Seats at savings up. to 20%. CA'·IFORNL\~~ ..... GA1,1 ... 1--ams COUNTRY & TRADffiONAL INTERIORS lntertor Design Service Available 1515 North MailL St. Santa Ana • 547 -5895 Van Nuys •Canoga Park •Ventura La Habra -WblWer 0,., Mon., Thun., Ftt.10 to 9 P.M. • ........ w.d. It Set. lO ID 6 P.M. • S-. II to 5 P. M. PM!E Dl!LMR\'• MNKAMER1CARD • MASURQW8 • lllWOMNG OtARGE NATION ". --- - ~--.July 11. 1979 DAILY PILOT .49 Wo1nan Thanks Doetor After 42 Years 8SU..WOOD, IU. (AP) -0. a doctor the beli•v• eaved ber Ille J""1 dQ a. isr. M ll·r-r·old an.r lhe wu blt by a ur n1le llrl ltr11D a...,_.,., lllDltpl&al rldln1 • blcycl e . H er two ,... wtlll e r111ll•d I••• ••d dauab .. narraqedforMorritonto -... _,..., ...... &Mt ber · retumbereforuurprtsereunlon. •otMr W ......_ w . 0.. doc· "I J'-t arabbed him, and h= w lllld • ...,... ,.._...., IMl him. and tbanUd b.lm. and Mve u.~ • tM llilllit-him," aaJd Mn. Gurrieri, now 53. Bu' a Nlkllat u~ed lra R. Morrlt00 and bi11 wife. Roberta, , llorrteca. • ,...... old ud f.-..h left for home alter being tre.ted to • from Ml ........... ,. tot penn1aak>n three daya or parties and a tour or 4·~· ff'om tbl worried parent. to try b!a Cook County Hospital. where the MIMI. He opent.ed, and tbea later story beaan. Ylalted tlilil strt to comfort ber with IODI•· '"THE DEPTH 011' ll'atitude she· bu now, I think, could only have Al"TE& U YSAU, Teena Gur-lta aeeda ill a child," Morrison -------rterl sot ber chance to ~ ~e 1ald, "a fearfUl child who thouebt .-. ......... . ... _ .. ... .......... ............ ............. MEN'S POLYESTER · EMBLEM CAP SALE ~ POPUW CAI & llUCI UllllMS death wu bovertn1 over her. "Before thi1, lf you bad uked m• lf I believed tble desree of •ratefulneu existed anyplace in the world today. [ would have said, 'No, l cloubt lt. ... Mrs. Gurrieri tried to find the doctor about 30 years ago, but said. "I didn 't even know his name." 1be hospital said there were no records of the treatment in 1937. BUT A FEW months ago. Mrs .. Gurrieri'a daugbler'i, Lucy Ouimette and Diane Gurrieri, de- cided to lake up the search without telling tbeir mother. With the help of boapital offlclall, \bey finally niou.'1' W laid: Md lbe u.uot ~ found him In Atchison, Kao,. abe bad been fonaken, ..-bf where he practices. ' her mother," MonUoci said. The memory of the long-ago ac· C' cldent i.s vtvtd for Mn. Gurrieri • because ot the fear she felt al the Ma& Gva1UD1 MID the doe· Ume • tor .. clld wonden on me," wltb tM ~ H~r brother bad been kllJed: aur1eryudtbevilltatobernom. ,. roller skating, »td her mother-, ToM~,tbe•~--Just . trying to pro~er. had sald'abe .:&-~of dotDa our job u doeton, would not come t.oa see her in the &ffereat &hall a brtelr}Qer or hospital if she was injured on anybodyellelntbMreapeet. .. skates or a bicycle. Aa it hap.. "I remember I made a mistake " pe ned, her hospital · room was oncetbatlfeelcoatacbilcl'slife,"be quarantined by a m e a s les sald."Wefeel wearedqln1ourjob epidemic arld her parents were not when we are successful. But I made ~ allowed to visit. no effort.to remember the daily job • "She remem bered what her -when If ailed that wu dilfereDt." • • Qt!?) Stroll · ForMulo ••t1•111• "''r11 b()().,.c;.. • Vil AMIN C ' STRESS FORMULA . VITAMINS 299 lfG. 3.9' lottle of 61) SOOMG NATUUl VITAMIN C WITH IOSl HIPS 2t1 PllCf lottle at 100 : 250MG CHEWABLE VITAMINC REG. 3.99 REG. 1.99 2~! Sow IOC in llmlted ttmesole! lottleof~ ii~lf? (,.~:., '~' .. ~ "":l llOlt VITAMIN YITAMll TAllm 1-1 1-6 325MG ~ 100MG ~ SOMG • COOL MISH UCI 1'' ADJUSTAIUm llGUW 2.tt."')o MASnl 6-fOOT 2-PC. I OAT IOD 699 llG. 10.H 1~ 1.74 m Bottle of 100 1!1 GI 1'' -llG. PllCI U 7 Bottle of 100 Bottle of 100 lhourlful pillow• tn 3 sins. Stondord, Oueen & King. lolled woth Celone1e Fortrel • for loitong retlllency t>covered woth eyelet 10<• pattern tocking 1n JOit gold color. Extro tomlOt't tor ~wfft dreom\' nUNOl D1U 11&1111 CAPSUUS ii.=" 2'' ~' ~ .,, AQUA~FRESH fLUOllDI TOOYllPASTI -·'·" 74e NATUUL 99 llMG ~ ··e .. UIS ~ fie 35·1N.x60·1N BATH Y11111t know , ... fomed moiler t nome °" sogtlt ' Supe r th1ck-we1gh ~ I lb Come in deep· tone tolOt't ond white. FABERGE IRUT33 Atm·PDSPI llG. 1.7t 1!~ """ Oeodcwont or 'owder. S'lt-oz. DllSTAI .... ~.~ .. 11• /._') LIQUOR SALE -- ANCIENT AGE IENTUaY 429 BOURBON REG. 5.49 1so • POPOVVODU SMOOTH ANDDRYI 79 · REG. 4.89 GROCER'S CHOICE nun sum SUPllPllCI !lie DOLE PINUPPLE ... SUCll •cm. ...... c .SUNSHINE CHEU·IT CIEIS MRPllCI 5e WNte Stodla &al I ,..,._ STAl·llT ----·--..=..95~ &.eeel .. . I . t . I I ·•· ·1 ... Mii 1jlll!lllll• .. :1· ...... · 1 · •• . ~'-~~== .r;i::...; -=~~ ·=\Ti .... ?' ,,· ......... .21111 ...... ~ ' .... : :• .... ···~· ,.,... .... Ill _ .. .. , - \ . ... . . -· ,1 .. ......... ·: WWNCal ............... = . • • .. •' , ~~Barbrd • \Fea~ .• ·public . : NEW YORK CAP> Movie director R ick :Edel.stein says Barbra Streisand has decided not to perform in pubhc anymore because of rear of audiences. the Ladles Home J<lumal reports. Edelstein. described .. a confidant or t he -·ailpentar for 20 years, was quoted in t h e { magaaine's August issue · saying. ~ne of Barbra's big fears ia appearing in public . Having au- diences spend millions of dolla rs to see he r perform reduces her to a tremor. She gets very scared. That's why she has decided not to go on stage anymore." Miss Streispnd's s is- ter. Roslyn Kind, said in the article. "What most people don't understand is that O).Y sister Tlnds It hard to tum off I think that's why sbe stays away from loo much social contact. Her fame has actually made her a recluse." The story said Miss Streisand has security systems. armed guards and thre~ attack dogs providing protection al her Malibu estate. Estrogen 'Risks' Reduced NEW YORK l AP l A s tu·dy says women who use estrogen artor menopause run almost no increased risk of get· ting cancer or the uterus if they use the drug two years or less. The study is the first to examine In detail the relation betw~n cancer risk" and ho,.. the drug is ~ed. IT SUPPORTED find· ings that the long-ter m use or estrogen to • replace declining levels 1 of female hormone aft.er m e nopause seem s t o 'l'Dake WQmeo more like· ly to get the cancer. wh ich !!trikes 37 ,000 American women • y4!ar . But It saJd lbat women wtao used the hormone less th•n two years 21eemed to have little or no increased risk o f cancer. oas. NOEL s W4!1111. Daniel Siekely and Oallu EnaHah of the P'red Hut.chlnaon Cancer Resear ch Cent er In Seattle and Dr . Abraham Schweld of lhe Group Health Cooperatlve of Puget Sound published the study In this week 's Journal of the American lledlcal Association. They compared 322.. Seattle-area women wh .. had cancer of the uterus to 281 who dld not. All were white and from 50 to 74 YHfl old. WBl88 SAID the find· ' 1D11 auaest that women can UN estrosen wlth relative •afet1 for 1 year or two to combat Jlle ••bot llubet" and other temporary di•· comfor1a of IDlllopa .... U1illllow9l'doMlaad • dl1coaUaala1 e1tro1en tfeatmmt botb r9Cluced ttae eaacer rl1k, the atudy 1ald, but ln ..... cw did tbe rllk fall u -.. for WOIDeD -~· ... 8eYer Ultd ....... ff•••rtbele11, tbe •t••1 loud 1reat11 • 4in8 ... rtHI of H • lo•etrial eaaffr for ....... ...,. ol tbe ..... Wedn11d1v. Juty ti. 1111 NATION I CONSUMER OTA ProJXJ8e8 Ban on Amphetamines as · Dieting Aid W AIHINOTON <AP) Tbt .... Mned QOt.&ee lt ...,.., ....... ,.. too Mdtoo-...1 ..... to Nllala 0. U.. mark.t u aldl to ..... ,.. ,.... rood Md Dnaa A.daUnlalr• UOll HIMmted 1 pro..-al tbat ..W _.IM .,-aetice ot preaerib lac alQPMtaml-. to treat obeJlty and th~ lead to removal of IO per· cHt to tO percent ot lh• pllla from clrculaUon. A.mpftttamlnH, 1tlmulant1 to. lb• central nervoua 1y1tem, could 1tUl be &aNd to Lteal na(~y, 1 rare condlUon or uncontrOllable 11 .. plMM. and for hyperacUvlty In cbUdreo. . By removln1 .uch • lar1e .. perc1nta1e of the plll1 from · clrculaUori. the pro~ed cban1e would reduce 1reaUy the quanUty of amphetamlnM available for II· llcll druc tratnc. The FDA bu concluded that amphetamlnle are ml1ueed more than any other dru11 uaed for treaUna obesity. T~e Drue Enforcement Ad · up· to mlnl1lr1Uon saya the abuae atema from docton wriUDI too many preacriptlona, for1::treecrlptk)na and me1a1 tales dllt.r1bution by ''fat cUnlca." About 50 mllllon of tbe 500 m illion ampheta mine pUla pro· duced a nnually In the United States wind up In the hands of dru1 abuaen. the DEA HY•· , • ,• P h y1iclan1 write about 3.3 m l llion pre1crlptlon1 for am- pbetamlnel each 1ur, about IO percent to IO perceet ot wtUeb are uaed for wetpt redueUon. Among the trade names for am· phetaml.nel on the So••mment'a ll1t are Dexedrine, Bensedrene, Oeumyl, Obetrol. and Blkat.rol . For. Your Favorite Charity It's our way of asking you to Join the celebrott.on as we open our beautiful. new office 1n Newporr Geach! We're here to help make oil of your tomorrows beautiful. We l~now there musr be o special place in your life for o fovonre charity ... so now you con mol~e ti(e a little more beautiful for others. too. Come in and enter our "l3eour1ful Tomorrows Contest. .. There's no obligorion. o"'d we hove o free. gift ond refresh- ments for you just for stopping by to soy "hello." You'll discover rhot Universal Savings rol~es pride 1n being on important porr of the communities we serve. Come 1n and le~ us srorr building 13eounful Tomorrows for you and your fovonre chonroble o rgonizonon. FIND YOUR OEAUTfFUL TOMORROWS AT UNIVERSAL SAVINGS If you hoven'r expenenced rhe pleasure of doing business or any of Universal Sovifl'gs· offices throughout Sourhern California. rhere's o treat in store for you. You con always expecr rhe h ighest interesr available from o wide selecrion of insured certificate and possbool~ savings accounts. There ore loads of free services for a ll cusromers. plus special services ... and The Universal Savers Club. . for qualified accounts. tool Visit us soon In Koll Cenrer or MacArthur and Oirch. Newport Geach. •• \ ENTER UNIVERSAL'S FABULOUS "BEAUTIFUL TOMORROWS CONTEST " Eighreen cash g1frs will be given d1rea1y • ro recognized choriroble organizations in the names bf the persons who nominore them on official conresr enrry forms for o drawing or Universal Savings' Newporr Geach branch. Tell your friends! Support your fovonre charity. FIRST PRIZE: SECOND PRIZE: THIRD PRIZE: FOURTH PRIZE: $1 .000.00 s 500.00 $ 250.00 15 owordsof $100.00 each. Conresr ends August 10. 1979. Official con- resr entry for ms ore ovolloble only o r Un Iver~· sol Savings. Newporr Geach. No moil entries will be occepred. Odds of winning will be determined by the total number of entries. All prizes will be awarded. Win- ners and their 111omlnotors will be notified by moll. No individuals or family foundo· tions will be accepted as chonties•in this conresr. Comest Is open ro all persons 18 years of age or older except employees and agents of Universal Savings and Loon Association or rheir fomllles. U#IV.RSAL SAVl#SS ANO LOAN .AllOCIATION * * . * FREE GIFT fOR YOU~ · 13ring 1n rhe gift coupon below when you come by ro enter.our "Geoutiful Tomorrows Conresr." We 'd like to get ro know you. so we hove a ~ gifT for you. roo! Ir's the big. 11 " by 15" Rand McNolly r\opd Arias. There ore 128 pages of fully derailed mops of rhe United Stores. Canada. Mexico. Central Amenco and Puerro r\1co. Ir's loaded with Nononol Por1~ mops. U S mileage and driving rime chorr and mop ... and even o U.S. telephone area code mop ro help you with long distance travel reservations. A derailed index of counnes. cities and rowns is included ··---·~ .: .. ~· .. ·.~.:: .. ......... r--------------------, GIFT COUPON "RAND McNALLY ROAD ATLAS" Present rhls coupon for your free copy. Volld at Universal Savings' Newport Geach branch only. One gi~ per family. Adults only. please. Supply Is limited. No moil requesrs. Df' 1111 , ____________________ _ -...... --°""'"'"" 4590 MacArthur Boulevard • Koll Center • Newport Beach " Monday thN 'Thursday 9-4 • Friday 10-6 (714') 955-0Mt> FrM Partclnv (Enter from Dlrch St.) , . , I '" . . .. ? I ... ,.-.r .. --·------ \ Stadium F1D1ding Booste d 0 a n.a ff i I J s H i g h School Athletic Boosters Cl ub members have donated $12 ,500 to Capistrano Unified School District trustees to help pay for the pro- pe>Nd CODStruction of a $4GO.OOO stadium. Club President Joe 11 atbieu. who presented the funds to trustees Monday, said the money was raised largely by Saturday bingo games and donations from local businessmen. · "This is the first of many, many checks for the project," Mathieu told the school board. EARL'S . • LUMalMO • M•ATING lelM ·-MHfl"I SI. LI< l 17•S7 Sen1lce Time 'Mart• •I Your 000< IQMI Slof• HHr•SI Your ArH I COUAME~642-1753 l!la • ...._, ..... MISSIOH 111uo495-0401 lltZ1 c-.. ~--·-" 0 Frw . "'A••r w I • 'Midi~. July 18, 1971 OAIL."T' PILOT A J J Impact Study ·Defea~ed R eai.Jential Fiacal Survey Plan Out button on lbe right was lhe right one for a ao vote. Tbat'a the one Mlller eventual· ly pushed. He sald talterwards that be would vote aeainat proposals that would add to the cost of h o u s i n g a n d I n· c r e a s e bureaucracy. , Baker.Bristol Pdt HospitaL . . . .. • ~'TIN Add#bl of . Dr. Rodal Otelana . .. To Our 8talf f onrlerlfl 10Ula Back 8Gfl . V.Cerillofll Hoepital " • ., . . Baker-Bristol Pet HoSpital O''IC:C .. ,.0 fMJltO~NC:Y Tt'.Ll!PHONE ~4e-0010 20711 •"ISTOL COSTA MESA. CAL.II". You are Invited to view . Oil P 3intings by H~len LeMay <Mrs. Curtis LeMayl on ,display at Mutual Savino & Loan 2867 E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar During July & August Monday thru Thursday 9., Friday -9-6 I Open dQiny •O a.m.: evenings Monday thru FrldcJV; SoturdOV 'tll 7, Sunday 11 to 6 (except doWntown I.a. open Mon. and Fri. only 'tll 7:30. ololed Sun. CXllll rNM -IOUth coatt pfua -3333 90, briltol _ 548-1321 • mialiOn vlejo -mitl6on viejo mall -crown val~ at u n dlego fwy. -495-2800 Mltmlnlter -we1tmln1ter mall -goldenweat at -.n d'8go fwy. -898-2521 . ~ ' .. , - i v . . . ,, ·'Mad Batters ~ Children from the Highland School Summer ;: Day Camp ~ew York City created these ~.unusual top ers . At left (from top) are :: Ariella Beng 4 : Omri Ben-Amos, 8, and •. : Dana Cohen, S. At right is Aimee Samuels ·:: Majol"06, 8. .. ~Board Accepts-.. ~uling on 'Ms.' ,. "! NASHUA, N.H . <AP) -The Nashua Board of ~ucation has decided not to appeal a federal 1 ·t<>urt decision ordering it to return banned copies '.~f lbe magazine Ms. to the Nashua High School ;Library. · · The board's 6-1 vote came after J lh hours of ·,sebate in executive session. ·. The board's 5-3 ban of the publication In .)ri a rch 1978 s parked national publicity and a lawsuit by student.8 and local citizens . ·•• Federal judge Shane DeVlne ruled in May 1979 that the board's decision was unconstitutional. Hnd erdered lbe board to replace the removed iss ues 'rlnd resubscribe to Ms. The board Issued a three-paragraph statement after the decision. pledging to continue to "ex- ercise responsiblJity to supervise the school system tolhe fullest extent of the law." If your anchor's away you can find a new one in the Boating classlfieds of the . 642·5678 DAILY PILOT More Traffic Deaths. Eyed CHICAGO (AP) -THlftc ts.alba can be H · ~ to ,o wp • Americana turn to 1maUer ears, mo&oreyt' ... and car pools to .... 1uoUoe. tbe head ol the NaUonaJ Safety Council aaya. Se.acb an lncreue would end a tlvt-year per1od ot proertwa ln reducln1 aucb fatallU•. Hid V~nt L. Tofany,pnaldentofthetOUOCll. THE NATION'S D&JVING HABITS A&E than1lnc lo re1ponae to the energy altualloo, but Hft'l)' 1peel11l11ta uuUon lbat whJle slower speeds, leaa drlvln• and better uae ot public tranaport..;!Jon help cut traJf1c faa~bll\ies, s maller vehicles do not. Subcomp,cll:l and other eoer1y·efticienl vehlclH are mortl IJkeJy to ~ dama1ed on Impact, tnd 11uch act>ident.s ue twice as likely to result in deatht u thole. Involving standard-size cars, llHl council ••ys. And Lhou&b motoriats tended to stay closer to bome durlna lbe laat edern crbis lo L973, th~ old warnJna lbat moet accldenta happen close to home sUU bolds true, aaid Jack L. Recht, manager or the council's at.allsUca department. In um, lbe laat year of complete stallsUcs, 71 percent of lbe. 49,500 motor vehJcle deaths occurred within 25 mllea of home, he said. IN ADDITION, AS MORE COMMtJTEllS car pooJ or double up for social outings, the risk rises of more people dying from a single collision, sald Tofany. Prellmlnary figures Indicate 51,900 lives were claimed In traffic accidents in 1978. The record was set in 1972. wt\en 56.278 died. Before the effects of gas ·lines and gas prices took bold. the accident death rate ln the Cirst quarter or L979 began climbing for the first time s ince 1974, when the SS mph speed limit was enact· ed, be sllid. "U that were to continue, we would acb.ieve a record number of deaths th.is year compared .Lo previous years," Tofany said. But ln April, when gas supplies were reduced, there was an upward trend, be said. SAFETY COUNCIL STATISTICS SHOW that during the first four months of this year, 14.580 pe rsons died in motor vehJcle deaths compared to 13,390 last year and 13,300 ln 1977. There's no doubt tbal lbe 55 mph Umlt bas saved lives. Tofany said. ·'There has ~n nolbing more dramatic ln lbe history or driving in this coWltry -wilb the excep- tion of World War 11 -that has enhanced public s afety than the 55 mph speed limit," he said. Since 1973, 35,000 lives have been saved, half of which can be directly attributed to the lower speed limit, he said. "BUT TIIE COUNCIL IS PUSHlNG for stricter, more uniform enforcement of the 11lw and better driver education to reduce the dealb rate further. "We need now. more than ever, to start ad· dressing the problem of the driver," Tofany sajd. "The.average individual doesn't think he's part of the problem. He tttw>sn•t think it is going lo happen to him." -,-. l ' TifE SRlOI VS. THE IBM CORRECTING SELECTRIC'® This. is the new SR101 from Sperry Remington. 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Smirnoff VODKA IONOOf QUAil 4.99 ~~·l.99 LIMT•M• . .,..... .... ....,......, ~:.11l49. . . • • • I .. ~ ... •SHOP 7 DA VS A WEEK!• , , 1111 .~ M 1 o " rn f' M M 11 No .n TH HI 1 <.., ·" 11 RP~; • 1 1111 ,, M 10 ; r H 1 1 ·,., ', 1 "i I 1 ·' ' .. • I ' .. _.,_ .... ____ --·"'" • - Pollee Pet Plodding Poadle ............. Celce i11 E911pt Coca-Cola. banned in Arab LONG l&ACll CAP) -,,._ 1" fl& Urtd of nuaatnc, '°" ..,_,_,...,la to UM eope. ftat old uiom .,..,..u1 bolda true .......... Lut ..-......... _a btdraa· 1W J.,......w poodle eovered ..... ~-= eoeld• burn, b1a .... ... blffdi'AI - ••...,.. weartlr Into poUce Medquarten ta tbt1 elty tao miM from lta lllOme ln Phomla, Arts .. .\ POLICE aECI PTIONIST and a typllt -both oetor1oua doi loven -adopted Prince, ana •lnee then be baa been llvina llke a kiot. He bu been cleaned, Boating Unit Sets. Meeting In Huntington A newly formed Huntlqton Beach lf'OUP, dedicated to help· ing establish an ocean access in· to the Bolaa Chica marshlands, will meet July 24 at 7:30 p.m. The group -the Committee for Bolsa Chica Ocean Access - is comprtsed mostly or boating community members. The meeting will be held at the Huntington Yacht Club, 3821 Warner Ave. Spokesman Hank Johnson said there was fear from recreational boaters that nearby Anaheim Bay might be closed tD boat en- thusiasts. ~ • He said the ocean. c ut into Bolsa Chica would not onJy pro- vide new boat waterways but would improve water quality in Huntington Harbour by enabling a complete tidal flow nations since 1967, will go on "---i Bill Di·es sale in Egypt Saturday un-~ der an agreement with the SACRAMENTO c A p > Egyptian government. The Le gislation to re move about ·soft drinlc will be sold In 18,500 acres or the Santa Moni ca 8 ~-ounce bottles. depicted Mountains from California's a bove. manufactured in coastal zone has died for the Egypt second year in a row in an As·· -----------· sembly committee. Auschwitz Survivor Elected STRASBOURG, France <AP> -The European Parliament settled down to a round of speeches by members today after elect- lnl Simone Veil, a J ewish Frenchwoman who s urvived the Auschwitz death camp, as its president. well fed, pampend ud cal· ly bat W the run qt tbe ot typlat LeWe Jam•. But be'• iolQ home soon. Ma . Jamtt wa1 able to track h1a owner. Palmer Ganalce of Phoenix, wbo prornllM to drive to Lona Beach to plck up h1a wayward pet. G.\N8&E 8.\ID PRINCE dia· appeared after bis house wu bur1larbed about two weeu aio . How the pup got· lo Long Beach remjl.l.nl a mya~ry, and some offtcera wondered bow be knew to come to the police sta- tion for help. · Ms. James bu a slmpJe ex- planatloo for at least part of that inalstine snooUly that dogs are generally more intellige.nt than policemen. 'Puss, Boots' Play Planned A children's play. will be staged by the Laguna Youth Re pertory at the Huntington Beach Central Libra ry on July · 28. . The Version of "Puss 'n Boots" will be free to youngsters between a~es 4 and 12. The play will be hel d in the Pacific Room of the library, 7111 Talbert Ave., at I p.m. The cast of actors ;md ac- tresses, age 6 to 16. iS"' directed by Lisa Surette. Fan Owners Shun Recall - WA S HI NGTON <AP > Owners of 99 percent of the fans ordP.red recalled last September are ignoring the warning of the Consumer Product Safely Com· mission that the m achines are a potential fire hazard and should be returned for free repairs. The commission said that only 635 or 72,000 fans, sold mostly by Sears. Roebuck and Co., and built by the Vemco Division or Emerson Electric Co.. have been returned. A commiaslon official thinks this could be because the fans were built in 1973-74 and many may no longer be in use. ·DISCOVER ARACYUI llESPOT JUST SOUTH Of TOWN. . . Sure, chert! are lots of things you could do un a :,ummer afternoon. Kniryo grandkid a pair of fuzzy blue booties. Play · pinochle for pennici. On the other hand, you could get a little racy and come to Del Mar instead. Because Del Mar is the most exciting way to spend a summer afternoon this side of the Kentucky Derby. The flag is up. Every- body from grandmas in the grandstand to starlets in the Turf Cluh roars. Powerfu l thoroughbreds break from the gate. Jockcy:- in rainbow silk.. Flyi ng manes and ho1 )f.">. They -charge tlown the stretch and streak across th~ wire. Suddenly it's time to people-watch, quench a thirst or just drink up some suruhine. And with Del Mar's nc:w c11mpuc1.:mcJ.bctting ~ystcm. you'll spend II!~ timl.! m shorter line~. N< lW, hct~ may be r t.iced anJ winn ing rickets cashed ar-any- wmdow. Who! You! Running CJround with a racy crowd at Del Mar? You bet your sweet grandma's glasses. Racing every day except Tuesday. First race is at 2 p.m. General admission is $2.25 . Seniors 65 and < lver. $1 on weekdays. Call G reyhound about ~I buses to the track. DelMar Getalttle · U,2S~~ Seh•atlonal. · El)eHY@a•: :To ·wool ' MOST INSURANCE PROGRAMS WELCOME .CENTER • •• "ALL TYPES OF PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED! WE ALSO CARRY CHILDREN'S EYEWEAA DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR BY: •ELIZABETH ARDEN •GLORIA VANDERBILT •YVES ST. LAURENT •CHRISTIAN DIOR . • PIERRE CARDIN •OSCAR DE LA RENTA •AND MANY AlORE ThL Time ts Rirht For That "Real You" look! Nlw. you can comP1ement your unique visual styl~ with a ... PREMIUM OFFER ON Soft Contact Lenses ... 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Box IOH, DU· llillq11e, Iowa 5mL It offers a weekly sales pubUca· = ..... wD a a.u.1 el..._ cl8b de•len _...SM eemlr'J. Tiie A.-.,..eaaaa em- aiwtU&&M wo~ofbGUleadepe.U01twlle&ller ~Y areflllludlf&Mcan.lunllable . . ·;a....,. Bagger• Boo•t Budget DEAR PAT: Hu anyone ever figured out how much a bomemade sandwich costs? I'm interested because I lake a sack lunch to work and It would be fun to know how much money I'm saving by doing thJs instead of eating a t a fasUood place. W.D .• Cost<t Mesa Even a fast food meal Is likely lo cost twice as JDucb as a sack luncb; and a sit-down .restaurant lllHI would probably M ihrtt or four tlmei. more expensive, accordlnit to the Cooperative Ex· tension's bonl~ advisor's office . A typical hOmemade-8HdWicll with a fiJllDg of some type of protein lood sacll H aauage, bolopa, tuna or cbeese costs 2t or 30 cents. A sudwlch with a lesi. espeasJve flWng 'peanut butter or e.J(g) might ceet Oll1y 15 cents. Otller foods la lbe lunch such ai. carrots or celery sticks and fresh fruit may add another 20 cents. Milk or coffee carried ln a thermos costs less Ulan one-fourth as much as buying It lo a restaurant. In addlUon, you can flgare that It costs betw«n ZO aad 3tcents a mile lo drive• car to• restaurant. ltJao Owe• for Mat.e'11 Taze11-, DEAR PAT: My husband and I separated after filing our taxes. Am I still liable for any ffderal taxes he owes? K .K .• Cost.a Mesa : JRS aays lllat 1eaera1Jy boUrlu111band a.nd wUe Oe Uable for~ tax and aay peul&y dae oa • Jolit--., murn. Tbus, a non-wortdngapouae may betl•ble tor"' \lie en.Ure amount of tu due even though •II the ln· eome wu.earned by.tile ether spoa11e. If, however, Y" alld yoar spoue filed-separately. you each are ll•bleonlyfortbetaxdueonyouro-.marn. ftM"O•e ~i•lt• Credit Par1•enf• Are there any guidelines a person can use to determ1ne how much of his salary should go \c)ward credit payments? I don't want lo gel in ~ t?Ver my head. 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But Lempen roM witb tbe beat Wa week u tboulandl ot alr·coadlUoMr U..rmoee.aa were s.i at '11 ....... under • SoVemm•ntaJ ectkt that t.ooll efteet Monday "IT·s IMP0881BLIE TO sell lhe new tall merchandlae." a~ Ric Ch a nd1le. ownu of Chand11ie'i. ClothlnJ ut the arol\na Circle Mall • t ... ,., ........ ~·"·"'· .... •••rf •~ .. frl• lrfMI ••~ pr~•ffl••• ••fl t!......... ., ··~ ....... , .... ..,...,, in 'Greensboro, N.C. "Nobody wants to try on wool suits when they're sweating.'' Indeed. the reverse was tr ue this· week as more and mo-re businesses and government agencies relaxed dress codes and allowed meo to cfoset their jackets and strip off their lies. ·"In here today. it's open collars and short s leeve shirts from the president a nd the chairman of the board on down." said Marty AJlen. senior vice president o f the Old Kent • Bank & Trust Co .. one of the biggest ba.ftk s inGrand Rapids, N.D. REVNOLDS METAL CO. informed !l.000 white collar workers in Virgina that until Sept. 30 the men could wear short-sleeved shirts. Mead Corp. sent a s imilar memo to l.200 employees in Dayton, Ohio. So did Monsanto Co. in St. Louis. Gov. Bill Clements. who earlier decla red a no-tic, no-jacket s ummer for a ll Texans, showed up at a news conference in an open-net:k shJrt. North Carolinu Gov. Jim Hunt 01 Tuesd:.iy a lso urgt..>d s tate e mployee.; to wear "cool. comfortable clothes to work.·· Many aides of Arkansas Gov. llill Clinton arc wearing knit shirts and Jean:; IT IS ALL SOM EWllAT ironic. s aid a men ·~ fas hion exper t an Cleveland, where the C.:uyahoga County Commission s uspended until Labor Day a requirement that male workers wear tics. ··The latest European style for men is a Uun tie slung loosely around th~ neck. with the top button of the col· l'Dr undone." said Ken Kro l l . a s a l esma n f or Man Ta lk lnterna · lion al ,• a ret ail chain "Many men we r e in s t y l e yes terdny without even knowmg it." UDALL House Speakor Thomas P. O'Neill last week waived a long-s tanding rule that required male reporters in the press gallery to wear coeu and U Dul he baa not 1et. '"ponded to • requ .. t rrom Rep Morr11 Udall. D·Arb . tbal \.he drea1 code be 1U11Ntnded on the llou.e noor unlll 1...-bor Day In favor ol ·•t.alt ful •nd r tr~ summer .abJrU " RIEP. n• •AnGX •howed up 1n the r hamber Tut:1day ln-I •hort· i i.eve lblrt and t1norod • requetL from O'Neill &o leave "Th• 1enUeman knowi he la em· h1rrJt1aln1 the chair Imel," O'Neill told the 1't!'H Oe mocl"a t ''l don't know ll he ls embarra"lfln& hlmsell ·' Mattox had prupared M speech ur& Ing a change lo the dresti code but O'Neill would not let ham deliver it without a coat and lie . In the pre· pared text Mattox said· "Let us shed our coats and tics. roll up our s leeves a nd lel the American people know we're serlow. about solving the country's ener1ey proble ms." ALSO AMONG THE dress . code holdouts are two exclusive clubs in Providence, R.I . the University Club and the Auror a Club -whk h said they would eontinue to require gentlemen to wear u es and jackets. Nex t to the re t a ile rs of fall clothing, it ls the food merchants who say they are hurting the most. trom the tiny snack burs to the gourmet restaurants. "It's so hot ln here my candy burs are m elting," complained Irving Weiner, who runs a concession stand in the lobby of the county office building In the San Diego County city of Vista. AT SARDl'S, NEW York ·~ popular wate ring hole, two dozen large fans help cool customers . Dominick Brugnolotti. manager or 1 the Le Ch ut eau r estaur a n t an Raleigh, N.C .. kept his thermostat at 75 "If we raise our thermostat to 78. 1 nobody's going lo eat here," he said For a month. the government will • depend on voluntary compliance with . P r esident Car ter 's order th at . thermostats in commcrcil.11 huildin~s be set al 78 degree:. thi~ summer I Arter' that violator:. may be fi ned up lO $10,()()() I THE Rt;GULt\TION exempts res· idential buildin g~. hospitl.11 !> and some schoob . In addition. certain others such a~ mu~eums. food and 1 drug establi:-.hments and building~ housin~ scnsitivl' l'Ctuipment may I apply for cxcmpllons While most utilities reported that it wai; too early to tell what effect lhe adjustmcnt,.'i pave had on energy con· sumption. compliance appca"rcd to be widespread, as building owners spotted a wuy to cul soaring electric bills. Surplus Reported SACRAM ENTO CAP> -Despite s pending S4 .J bill.Jon to soften the im- pact of Proposition 13 on local gov crnment.s, the state rinished the fis- cal year with a SIJ billion surplus.· Controll er Ken Cory reported that the re was $1.9 billion in the treasury. and more than $1 billion in re · ceivables. Simmons EXTltA AIM Multiquilted damask cover Simmons exclusive ad1us10 Rest~ colls for extra supPort matching coil springs foundation w1lh stabilizers. Come early! Ouant111es are llm1led FUUS QUEENS KINGS IMMEDIATE DB.IVERY .FREE .-..o.,....c.-, LARGEST SILICTION OF SIMMONS HIDl·A-BID SOPAS IN OUNGI COUNTY ~ '66 ea. PC 586 ea. pc '216 2 PC Set '266 3 pc Set NATION m 111.n 2nil Annual ~ .. 20°/o-50°/o OFF .ALL SALEiTEMS . ANIA • ADIDAS • FILA • •' ISi • T ACCHIMI • LA FONT • IO&NB 3 DAYS OML Y -THURS., JULY 19 • SAT.,· JULY 2 r LA~&sY3 !?cfL ~ SALE Y3 Off . HEAD OAESSES •.0 H IO "' TIMMIS RACQUETS REG. MOW HEAO SHORTS •29 lt:IO DAVIS IMPERIAL • 14' 186 21.IO HEAD SKIRTS '18 12.00 SPALDING WORLD OPEN136 24.10 1st LOVE DRESSES '38 21.IO S~E SO% Off SPALDING LA VITESSE 1 38 21.10 h t LOVE SHORT SETS 139 H .OO ~ SPALDING JR TOURN 14.50 ANBA SHORTS .!23 11.IO v BANCROFT KING •359:1 26.10 ANBA TOPS •1 e 1~ LA MIS REG. MOW YAMAHA--YFG 50 '60 40.50 • • • _...... BOGNER SKIRTS 13~ It IO KAWASAKI MIN'S TINNIS BOGNER TOPS '16 1:00 GRAPHITE RUL ER • '135 90.50 SHOITS G MOW BOGNER DRESSES •40 J0.00 ~ FILA 138 JS.10 ADIDAS SHORTS 124 IJ.00 -i~'J ELLESSE •50 U.10 ADIDAS TOPS 116 1.00 · . '""7Jv ·~ \ SERGIO TACCHINI •35 13.50 HEAO DRESSES •39 lt.IO '----. .. · LA FONT •35 23.10 HEAD SHOATS •19 t .10 . --:-::=; BOGNER '36 24.10 HEAD TOPS '16 1.00 HEAD 126 17.50 ROBBINS DRESSES 125 12.so SALE Y3 OFF ADIDAS •20 13.50 ROBBINS SHORTS •14~0 7.25 BOA ST •24ar. 16.75 ROBBINS TOPS '13 7.25 MIN'S TtU.;15 • • SAIL SHOATS •23&0 6.50 •5"" SAIL SKIRTS '25 11.75 TENNIS & RUNNING SHOES REG NOW K SWISS '25"9~ t 7.50 SHIRTS ... REG. MOW SAIL TOPS 115 12.50 NIKE '279~ 11.50 FILA '38 JI.to GIOFFRIY lllNE ELLESSE . •so 33.50 DRESSES '46 SERGIO TACGHINt--.. '<l5 21.10 SKJRTS •26 LA FONT '40 Z6.7S TOPS •20 BOGNER '24 16."oo • • • -• HEA D •1 5 10.00 HEAD SWIMWEAR REG. ADIDAS '1 8 12.00 LADIES '26$0 BOAST '16 t0.75 MEN'S '14 SKiMART NEWPORT HACH 2700 W. Coe1t Hwy. 642-8335 Moa..fri. 10·7 S.t. 10.' Cteseds-My TI GER (Tigress) . 129 19.50 PUMA (Rockette) •2211•• 15.50 ADI DAS (Fmallstl '1411!> 10.50 2l.OO ll.00 10.00 ADIDAS (Tenn1sCupl '19~ 13.50 MOW ADIDAS (TRX) '279!> II.SO 1 l.25 ADIDAS (Nastase Master) '29 19.50 7.00 PUMA (Speed Rider) s3911~ 26.50 LAGUNA HILLS MAU IELMOHT SHORES Z41I1 L..-• Hll1 Mall Sll2 fast ZAd St. 581-455.5 213-439-7667 MoL.fri. l~t Sot. 10.6 MOfl.•Fri. 10-7 Sot. IO·lt s.. )z.s s .... 12.s r • H~lp lighten the electric load • If ~ou do the heavy house- worl\ in the morning. here ·s what you ,II be doing. The baking. The dishwashing. The laundry. And the vacuuming. But you,11 be doing some- thing else; too. Something that's very important. By giving your electric appliances the afternoon off, you '11 be helping to lighten the load from noon to 6 p.m. Thats .. .. ., when homes, stores, off ices and factories turn on air conditioners to beat the afternoon heat. Give your appliances the afternoon off. Then Edison can put off building expensive new power plants. And you'll help keep your electric bills down. E 4 -E .. Southern California Edison ' I \ ... _ .. -....... -~ .. - -----.... -T .,,..., ................ ..... .. ·~ ." ,, .... ----.... --............... -_......_.._ .... t ... itsiness as 1Jsual:, NL Wins ,ID a ~ Walk ~SATft.E fAP> -8ueball'a Etl All·•lar ••me ean be t*9 on for 1urpmea ud the MttJoo ume up to that dard ucept the Nallonal 1Aa1ue won 111in. an~ tbal's routlne. But who wouJd have thou&ht tlte throwing arm o r Pilla· t>uqfs Dave Parker, the- lnuaculu &iant. would win the llott Valuable Player Award for lrtm7 Aft.er a ll, lt was his bat )hat ~ him MVP honors foT 1lhe leque last seuon. AND WHO WOULD have thoupt tbe Mets' Lee Mazzill\ would homer in his first All-star at-bat and then outduel Ron Guidry of the Yankees in a COO· frontation 3,000.mlles from New York? Or that in the intimate con- fines of the enclosed Kingdome that four walks in the ninth In· ning would decide the 7-6 game for the eightb straight NL vic- tory and their 16th of the past 17. "When you're not hitting, you have to do something." said the i6·5 Parke r , who weighs 230 ppounds . WHAT HE DID wa!i: throw out ·Jim Rice at thjrd base after the .Boston star hit a sky high fly .that dropped for a double to 1open the seventh inning wit.h the ·AL leading 6-5. · Then in the eighth. when the ~gels' Brian Downing tried lo f>AVE PARKER score from second on a single by the Yankees' Graig Nettles, Parker threw him out at home. The ball reached catcher Gary Carter of Montreal on the fly a nd he blocke d the s liding Downing from the plate. "That play was perfect all the way," declared Manager Tom- my Lasorda, who bas lo hOpe that some of the All-star 'good fortune will rub off on his de- . fending cha mpion Dodgers, who languish in last place. Maunu. a 24-year·old out· tlelder and All·star reserve, evened the count with hla home run in the el1tith inning on a 0-2 pitch from Texas' Jim .Kem . &EaN; WHO HAO given up only one home run this year, ob· terved wryly. ''He went with the pitch and hlf'it 317 feet fair." The dime nsion s o f the Klngdome are 316 feet down the foul lines and Mazzilli 's shot landed at the top of tbe fence. It was Mauilll agaln in the ninth only this time be drew a bases loaded walk from Guidry who was called into the game by Manager Bob Lemon after Kem had walked the bases full. .. HE Oll)N 'T THROW anything close to the plate," Mazzilli commented. ''I really wanted to get a hit and I swung at one bad ball and missed it. Truthfully, I liked the home run better than the walk." Guidry appeared angry with Lemon, the man fired earlier this season as manager of the Yankees. The Cy Young Award winning pitcher who helped the Yanks to the World Series title last season said: 'I 'm not h appy with the circumstances of going in there. Whe n you come in with the bases loaded. you ain't got no roo m to play with." R EU EF ACF. Bruce Sutter of the Chicago Cubs took credit for CSee ALL-STARS, Page 84) APWIN ..... IO BRIAN DOWNING IS BLOCKED FROM THE PLATE AND TAGGED BY CATCHER GARY CARTER. .Coe: It Must Be the Air . Scott Helps Push Briton to Mile Record ..... OSLO. Norway <AP' -Happy but almost bashful British run· ner Sebastian Coe, after shatter- ing the world record in the mi1e Tuesday night, and setting rus second world mark in 12 days at Bislel Stadium, delighted the people in lbe tourist bureau. While he insisted he realty didn't know the reason for the records, Coe s uggest ed: "It must be the nice air you have here " THE z.t. YEAR-OLD Coe was eJectroaically Umed in 3:48.95 Ot will likely go into \be records rounded off to 3:49) to win the best mlle race ever seen. The ttnth flnlabe1' in the field was clocked in 3:55.27. On .July 5, Coe, on the same tl'ack, let an 800 meters record dis tance now, Coe said it was still the 800 meters. "I SUPPOSE I'll have to run a coupleotmore1n11e races before I can saylfl really Ukeit," he said. Alm08t 18,000 fans gave the runners thunde rous applause and cheers during the entire race. Coe 1us their s pecial fa vorite after his r ecord performance in the 800 meters. "This is the best crowd In the world to run in front of," be said. The lntermedlate lap times of Tues day's race were 57 .s second.a after the first lap, 1:56.S after the second, 2:$2.0 after the third, and 3:32.8 at 1,500 meters -only 0.6 seconds behind the listed world record on that dis· lan ce. he ld b y Tanzania s Filbert Bayi al 3:32.2. The mile is 1,609 meters. Ovett had won the Dubai Golden Mile In Tokyo last year in 3 :55.5. John Wa lker of New Zealand, who held the mile rec· ord at 3:49.4 since August 1975, finis he d s ixth Tues day in 3:52.88, also beaten by Ireland's Eamon Coghlan's 3:52.45 and Britain's John Robson's 3:52.74. Last week, Ovett was quoted In London as saying that without him in the Dubai Mlle, it would be "a hollow victory for the win· ner." He said he considered bjmaelf the best mile runner in the world. SWJ, he decided to st.ay at home, saying: "It ls high tline the runners come to meet me ~here J will run." • I • \ , I ' / - /. . ' "" 0 .. 1, PlteC ~-1 ... lty Tlln ,,_..,_ LILLIPUTIAN WORKERS TRY TO MOVE THE BIG A THIS WEEK. , Q and A With . the Big A Stadium Scoreooard Speaks Out Old baseball scoreboards never die. They JU3t become /reeway :ngns. -Anonymous By ERNIE CASTILLO Of IM Dally Pl ... SUit A funny thing happened lo the Big A on its way to the free.way yesterday. It balked at the move and demanded to be traded . Destined to become a free A-giant when its current contract expires, the JJ.year veteran was turned down tiy Atlanta, Alaska a nd Apple Valley, all of whom thought the Angels' asking price or two draft choices and a giant video screen was too high. CThe Dodgers were inlerc~ted but only if the Angels threw in a matching Ri g Land only if the Big A wouJd agree lo second billing "We want <1 Big LA, not a Big AL which we already have ... said a spokesman named Campanis So. after a day without fuse and wire. along with the threat or being turned into a prop for Star Wars n. the Big A ste pped out of Ute way of progress and retired to the asphalt pastur<'. Following is its first and last inter view. a n exclusive Q and A with the Big A Q: Lei's start at the begmmng. They say when your wire• got crossed with the stadtum organ and the public address system . you were actually able to whi1tle the tune to "Charge". But how can you talk ti you aren't programmed to think" A: Baseball announcers aren't either and you don't see it stopping them . dp you? Q: Humm, you got a point there. Okay. lei's try a bane question. What was your biggest thnLl? A: When Charo s ang the National Anthem. I'll never forget her accent; "Sooo, A can't you cease ... " Q: T<>Mehing, I bet. What, then, was your worst moment? A: When Don Baylor bounced one off my face ln batting practice. Whal a pain in the A that waa. <Chuckle). Q: Jimmy Pieraoll's out of a ;<>band you're try· ing to be a lxueball comic A: You'd develop a sense or humor too if you bad to stand through 10 losing seasons . I · mean, there were times I ran up so many goose eggs. I looked like a bionic incubator. My halo once got rusty waiting to light up on a home run and when the owners decided to play musical managers. I was a lways the last to know. Even the Register had it before I did. Q: It must haVf' been a r01.l{Jh hfe. Do you Jee1 that you·ve been erphnted"' A: What kind of a trivia question is that'' Docs Charlie Finley hate Bowie Kuhn? Sure i 'vc been exploited. During a Surf soccer game they throw more <'Ommercials than prime time• TV. I've seen days when we've given Ofhctal Big A Welcomes to three hitchhikers fro m Cucamonga-and they were gate crashers I 'v(' not only promoted offac1al Surf ~hoes, but of· ricial Surf shoestrings.·· Q · You sOWld bitter Weren't there any golder1 moments m baseball that you chensh' A : Yeah. The time they traded Al ex Johnson away. He m ade Bo Belinsky look like a saint. Then there was the time ... Q· l get flie-message. Tell me, what do you think of your temporary replacement'> A: That puny whippersnapper? Why, I've blown out more light bulbs on one Nolan Ryan fastball than that squirt will probably light up m his entire life. You need binoculars lo read hjs score and I'm talking aboul from the outfield. I've got a baby brother in some high schooJ gym t hat's brighter than him . Q: You shll sam pretty Uf1$ef about being moved from front row h<uebolf to front row freeway. A : Me? Upset '! Just because these Lillipu- tians thinlt I'm Gulliver and are dragging me away just when the Angles have changed from pretenders to contenders? J ust because I finally have a chance to flash in front of a packed, noisy <See BIG' A, Page 85) ~~=~i:a~ Is ·Bobby a Knight in Shining Armor? -~ ctaird behind Coe in tbe mUe, in . 1 :51.11and3:5Z.02. "'DITORS NO Scott fell only .01 eeeond shy of c. ' TE -Bobb11 Mlltln& Jim Ryun'• American knight, baMltboll coacla, u a na· rd -6 a .. 1110 ,_ ~-ttonal ~. Bvt he u a man w1ao reeo -: .. · set ... .a.v•. c!::!f pardl lau pnOOCf. Tlw · ... MD NO Idea durtq the • ..-of a """" pon Wf'ki blH tbat lt would be a new "'°"' al BobfJf K""1ht U.. man. world NCOl'd . 1 Jmt hoped t.o wtn a1 nso &OTB&Nasao ad I WM very IUl"Pl1led when I II#_...._ .. ant tbe time," Coe saJd after . Tbe Indiana crowd dlaaareed .. rw. . wllh the oplmon qi t.be referee. Asked if he bad any tpeclal and was mak= lt1 feelln11 or U.. .Dubai Golden lmown.Lodr profanely. raoMed Bobbr Klllllllt eommandeered • all. I W no tactics. Uae puWlc 8ddns1 111tem to .... -MCH•UJ in ·-alwt .. IU aowd • leAon tn !: .... ftllll tJl rauen -tbe fnatb, Jllldee od the ,Bobby .mlle 11111 ever. Thea JOU Kaa,11&..,. " ..• ~.JI! bo&ber wtda tac· ~. Ln'8 keep It la mind ¥919 -Ula tllll 11 ladlaa• Usitwentty," O~·-~atriot Ste.e H Mid°"" tile loudapealltr. 1.Wll !!!99 ... Ill &be a.Id of "Wedoa'tlllldtbatldndofcbMr· ... ·i .... Coe ... ...., ................ ,. ' After Ole game, Knight went back to the microphone. "You're the greatest group of fans," he aald. "Let.'& keep JU ahead of the garbage that goes on at all the other schools." KNIGHT IS considered by m any to be tbe beat basketball mind and coach in the country . Nobody can motivate a team any better, they HJ. But Knilbt eomlders blmtelf, above •verrtbtaa elae, a teacher. When be left for Puerto Rico and the Pan American Games lMt mootb, tbe pauport h• save tbe customs offtdala lilted bh occupation u "Teacber." "I tllb* IDJ .. lblUty .. to teach," said , wbo CJGee tools a eoune Stae. liven bf fotnm' football eoada Woocl1 Raya •..,;;:'"'I•• .U. Al -•Ket,,.. ftnl1bed bll Ma __,= 1enan. tM ........ aave U.• ........ ~" M*1'111n..-• ._.. ... °'. ... lllL 1'lme ... • IUl'tMr llMili ''I II.ADS UP my mind~ ll fa~ ~ dents. -,-· J ev•r wa9 ln tbat poi.•tion <coaching), I would make sure that I would teach llke Woody. making tbe course a meaningful eitperienc:e for everybody." he said So Knight gives a t ~-credit course ln the methods of coacblDI basketball. He haa several nales. Nobody wears hats and nobody can com~ l.n barefoot. ·He makes class attendance mand•t.orJ, deducUng a trade for every clMI tbat a student mi .. •. There are no exams. and blbt 1radel bia stddents on the orsanllatlon of tllel r notebooU. Tb• course is not UmlMcl to athlet.-. roa -~ playen, Kailld bM fewer rul ... Thtre'• DO curfew, but pla)'en ID Ul t ... , Jaekela and u.. Oft tbe. '"41. 1bl IDlllt Important NI la nodnp. S•rt.J lat Muon, t.._ lndlana team wH deva1tat e d when Knight threw three players off the team and placed nve others on probaUon for s moking mart· ju an a. ·'I don't think too many coaches would have had the couraee to do that," ·said Bob Kinney, Knlaht's former sports il'formallon director at West Polat. The otber rule on Knight's teams are no mou1tacbea or Iona haJr durtn1 the ae11011. ••1 THINK that kid s look neater that we)'," ltnl1ht ...,.. ··But the lmportut thlnf ll to teach them aom•thlna. Unleu ~ou'r• tb• hHd of General Moton, you're SolDa to u.-to leam to atcept rulel." Knltbt reell that few MODle can motlvate themMlv•: "ft'• human nature to •kMIP off.'' M Hld, eQlabdlla wbJ ~eollltmt· <See'kNlGHT, Pa1e al) -- w...n11111v. Jutv ''· ,,,. Glenn Cunnin1ha~ Claim• SUb 4-minate Mile in '30 ...... AP ....... CINCINNATI -On tbe dQ ol ...,.... world • r.ord tn tbe mUe. former Amerkaa v.H!il GIHD Om t ..... m dallMd k wu be, llOl er Baan'...,, wt.o ran \be ftnl eub-lour·miaute m . The ctnclnnaU SnQ\drw, ta • coprrlcht •WJ. quoted ~niDClwn u · H 1laa he ran 1 i :at 1nla. ln bllla aebool 49 1••n .,o. But bit coat h told Cunnlnpam to ""P qW.l aboul \be performan~ tn tMlt30 prac:tl~ .... loo. "I really C>Penff up end wheft m 1 roach. Roy Va m tJy, look~ at t.M Ume h waa pelnnect." Cunn\ncham hid In a tel•a>hone lnte rvltw rrom hls home In Conway, Ark "It WU 3 58.t •• Bannlatu ran lht' On.l ntn rlal sub.fo ur minute m llu In 1964 lO 3.58 '· Cunninaham Mver broke the four·mlnute barrier ottlcla l· t y. lie bt!ld thl• world rcC'o rd from lt:w to lt3'f with a time of •:06.7 and later u n a 4 04.4 lndoora. SebuUan or EnRl•nd brolte th• world record In Norw(y Tuesday nl•ht runnina a 3:4lU $. "Paavo Nurmi t el lbt' wor&d record at 4 10. and l*)ple u ld \hat w•~ the ulttm1te," Cunnln11h1 m u ld. "f a.lway8 said we rould RO far t)(oyoncl lhl t. bul no onti would believe It ... Bannister n ld nlmolll to yean a10 that a 3:30 mile wu n't lmpMtlbl<' •tu1ee1..., Ple.w•r .... SPRINGnELD, Mas:s. -Bob Doualaa, 96. m who had bt-en the oldest Jivin1 m ember of the Bastu-tball llnll of Fame. died early Monday at his home In New Vo}il City. Oo~las. t'nsh rlnl'd ln 1971, was the rounder and coach or the New York Rennissance -or Rena -a blgbly·rated b u n stor ming tea m or black players that piled up phenomenal records from 1922 to 1.9t9. · nder Dou1tlas' 1uldai:.~b the Rens won 88 consecutive ga mes In 1933 and 128 atr t 1D 1934. From 1932·36, their re~ordwu473 .... 9. Acrording to the Basketball Hall of Fame archives, the fiens are credited with wiMlng the World Professional Basketball Championship in a 1939 Chicago tournament, seven years before the founding of the National Bas ketball Association. The R.ens, as a team. were voted into lbe Hall of Fame in 1963. Several individual players !or the Renafasance o lso ha ve been enshrined .------QMot't-ol tlw Da11 ----- Bas ketbal ... Coa c h Bobby Knl·gbt, recalling his team's play al the Pan·American Games· "I cannot re· call one time when our national anthem was played that l t was not preceded by booi.ng and hissing." HAMILTON Elder F11n 18$9, ... s•i Golfer Lee Elder has llled a Sl.'50,000 s uit againat four Atlanta m en, accuslng them of using • hit name and reputation in a "fraudulent scheme" to win a contract to operate dty golf counes ... North American Soccer League officials have requested tapes from a television station of a aecond·balf brawl that saw four players ejected from Sunday night's g ame between Vancouver and the Cosmos ... UCLA basketball star Roy Ha•lltoa bu signed a contract with the Detroit Pistons ... Lan-y Bird, who recently signed a $3.25 million contract with the Boston Celtics, says he plans to retire from bas ketball when hi.a five.year contract expires ... Bob Larsen bas been named bead cross .country and assistant track and field coach at UCLA .•. Heavyweights Kea Nortoa and Scott LeDoux will meet Aug. 19 ln Minneapolis ... Philadelphia's Bob Booee was named the National League's Player of the Week, haviqg hit at a .565 rate ... Wal&er Wagaer scored with 3: 1~ left to give the Los Angeles Aztecs a 2-1 North American Soc- cer League win over Dallas al the Rose Bowl Tuesday night. -----........ ,,..,,.,, ____ _ On th1a date ln baseball in llM3: The New York Giants and PhiladelpbJ-. PhllUes Ued a major league record by combining to strand 30 run· nen on the buepaths during a nlne·lnnlog game. Today's Birthdays: New York Mets manager Joe Torre ls 39. Montreal Expos pitcher Rudy May is 35. 'l'elee&I••• R•dle TV: Hone Racing -Today at Hollywood Park, 7 p.m., Cbanne.l 52. a.u>IO: Soccer -Portland at the Surf, 7: 15 p.m., KORJ (N.1 Fii). WBDNBSDA Y'S llADIO 8 ........ -~at Baltimore, 2:30 p.m., KMPC (710) (J'lnt .... cl douMeiaeader). •'SOCCB •SOCCER . .................. .,. .._. ~ --...... ~ ._ .. ...,... ..... Kay~• All-star Children BA.SKETBALL /SOCCERJFOOT6ALL "···-·· KNIGHT ••• ly f.uthee hi• playen to reach new be 1bta. "OUTSIDE of my parntl. be '• b•ea mJ 1reate1t motivator.'' said Dave BU., a former K.nlght a11i1tant and now head coach at Oklahoma. "He'• a dynamic pel'IOD, very driven. Jn a war-time altuatloa, be would p:aake a 81'eal 1eneraJ . He '• totaJly de dicated to coaching, and he's the smartest person I know." "I think Coach Kntcbt baa always gotten the moat poulb&e out of hi.a t.e~a." said Mike Krzyewsld, now the bead coach at Army who played and coached under Knight. "He im· pressed upon WI how each in· d ividual couldn't do bis own thing, that ,the team was all· important. "At times l didn't like being pushed so ha rd. But I was thankfuJ for it llfterwards. If you j~st tell him what you think. he'll respect you. He cut.a short people who are underhanded oc devious. He 's a perfectionist All J can say is God bless the guy who helped me reach my paten. tial." Seattle Marine r co.owner and enterta iner Da nny Kaye tosses o ut the fi rst ball at Tuesday's All·s t a r game with a little he lp from hjs friends-: The children participated <.s~ a nod of recognition to UNICEF·s fn . ternalional Year of the Child. KNIGfll' IS fascinated by hls· tory. and is a big buff on the Civil Wa r . Al McGuire, the former Marquette coaeh, calls hi m Gen. Patton . He has a photographic memory and is a speed reader. According to Kin· ney. Knight wouJd read a thick history book on long road trips and paperback cowboy books on short tn ps. .. · Malavasi's Homework lfo fishes and plays golf with his few d ose friends , but his passion is e~ting and sleeping basketbaJ I. Early in lhe 1978-79 season, tiny Morehead Stale was beaten badly by Indiana. After the game . Kni ght we l com e d Morehead Coach Wa yne MartirY into the Indian~ lockerroom. Ram Coach Promises More Flexible Offense From AP Disp•tcbes Los Angeles Rams' Coach Ray Malavasi spent .the sum mer do· ing hemework, and he hopes the Na ti,ona l F~o lb~ 11 L e ague team s fans give him an A·plus at the end of the upcoming season. "We took t he o ffen s ive note book and completely redid it, .. said MaJavusi, beginning his second year at the helm of the Ra ms . "I guess the fans will be happy to hea r that." Th e Ra m s' l e ss ·t h an · imaginative offense -fi rst. un· Surf Says _ New Look Tonight Soccer rans can be excused lf the y don 't r ecogn ize the CaUfomJa Surf tonight. The.f.«:'S m ore than just new faces on the te am ; there's an entirely dif- ferent style or play-wide open. A team which has bad trouble scoring goals most or the year, the Surf will unveil its new look at 7:30 when it entertains the Portland Timbers at Anaheim Stadium. Leading the Surf offense wi11 be Lawrie Abrahams , the re· cenUy acquired English forward who bas scored four goals In three games for the Surf. lo 1.5 games with Tulsa, Abrahams scored 10 goals and comes into tonight's contest as the No. S score r ln the North American Soccer Leadet . , Oll)er acquisitions the Surf made since ll last played at h om e June 27 a r c .Jo ha nn Scharmann, Peter Young and Tony Crudo. Scharmann, n 30·year·old de· fender from Austria, handed out two assists In Sunda y's 3·2 loss to the Surf that left the club with a 9· 14 record. Crudo, a 19·year· old American defende r who just played in the Pan·Am games, and Young, an 18·year·old high school grad, don't figure on s~· ing loo much action in the near future. The Surf certainly will be glad to be back In the friendly con· fines of Ana h eim Stadium, where lt ls 5·5 a fter winn1n• its last three. C urrently , the S urr Is In second place in the American Conference West with 87 points, 14 behind San Diego. Portland ia in last ln the Na· Uonal Conference West with the same record l&-14) and points (87) u the Surf. .. .... . ... ,...,.. dt:r Chuck Knox, hriC'flY under George Allen, then finally under Malavasi -has drawn almost as much criticism in rercnt year:. as has the team 's failure to make illo the Super Uowl. MALAVA.SI , WHO replaced Al· len when the latter was fired after two pre.season games last year, hopes toeod both proble'ms. "We're going to have m ore or- fense. one way or the other," Ma la vasi said at the Ra ms' Fullerton Sta te training camp. "We're going to be more fl uicl, m or e fle~ible. My phj losophy is tha t the offense has to dictate what the oppos ition defense does, not the other way around . says the Huntington Beach resi· dent. "W E'RE GOING T O huve more different looks on offense. give the defense more to think ubout," the Ra ms' coach con- tinued. "Our quarterbacks will be calling a lot more a udibles. and we 're going to be throwing to our backs a lot more lhan we have in the past." Malavasi said that, in former Rhodes scholar Pat Ha den and Vince Ferragamo. a m ed ical s tudent, the Rams fi gure lhey have just the q uarterbacks to play football chess with oppos· ing defense. Last year, Malavasi took over in the turmoil that came with t e a m o w n e r c· a r r o I I Rosenbloom's abrupt decision to fire Allen, giving Malava si UtUe time to change things before the regular season opened . T his year , of course. Malava si has thing:, tus way from the be~in· ning "IT'S A LOT E ASI E R for me this way," Malavas1 i.a1d. "It was tough, the way things hap. pened last year Now, there are no questions about wh o 's doing what, and everybody has a real· ly posillve atlltudt:." M a lavas1 hail m any k and words for the late Rosenbloom. who drowned last April 2 ''Carroll was a man who was reall y interested in his team. and really tried to help in every way be could." said Malavasi. "He wa<; more knowJedgeable than most team owners. And be was always available, for the staf( and for the players. "WE'RE 'FORTUNATE we have Steve <Rosenbloom 1. both he and Don Klosterman c Ra ms gener al ma nager > have been around the game for a long time, a n d the y'r e b o t h v e r y knowledgeable " The 48·year·old Ma lavasi, an articulate and congenial m an who has s pent m os t of bis coaching career as a pro assis· tant, said he does not kid himself about what's expected or him. The Rams, who·11 be playing their fi nal season in the Los Ange les Colise um before tbe 35·m lle m ove to An a heim Stadium in 1980, have won six consecutive NFC West titles, bul ha ve yet to make it to t he Super Bowl. "Jl doesn't really bother me," Mala vas l said. "H's s imple enough ; I know we've got to win or I'm not going to have a job." "IF YOU look at the coaching rhnic~. you"ll see Hobby Knight al many of them," said Martin. "There are some highly rec ogn12ed coarhe~ who won 't share their knowledge ... Tomormw Knight'' rt'IOlvmshtp u.1th h1splw1• n * * * Rent-a-witness Possibilities L E XINGTON, Ky . CAP> Em ba ttled bask etb~ coach Bobby Knight indicated that he might not return to San Juan to face his Aug. 22 trial for assault· in#t a Puerto Rican policeman. "I have not m ade any ar · rangement to fly back. l reaJly don •t know what will transpire between now and lhen," said Knight, who was freed on $500 bond. '·Beating the Puerto Rican basketball team is a lot easier th an beating the ir court syste m ... said Knig ht. "As J hstened lo testimony about the incident . the thought went through my mind that a primary occupation in Puerto Rico was probably 'Rent·a -Wltness'." The '"incide nt " to which Knight referred was his alterca· lion wi th J O¥ de Sliva, a Puerto Rican poUceman who charged Knight with assault and hauled h im , handcufled . to the San Juan jail. Baseball Standings SAFE! AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB West Division Angels Te xas Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Seattle Oakland 55 38 .591 52 39 .571 2 48 41 .539 5 44 47 .484 10 4 l 50 .451 13 40 54 .426 lS'fl 25 69 .265 301fl East Dtvlslon Baltimore 59 3L Boston 56 32 Milwaukee 54 38 New York 49 43 Detroit 45 45 Cleveland 42 48 Toronto 29 64 T""4Ny'ato •• NL All·~ .... ,. AL ..... Siar\. T-tM'•O•m .. No o•"'°" ~""<!Uled TltlW~''•O•m•• A119elH t8a111mort,7,t·n Clllc-<tl T•u •.1 11 s .. 111. ••Boston Oelllancl M N-YO<ll. T oron10 81 Mll#tuk.,. Oetrolt et MlllMtOI• Ctt wl-M ICe,,..a City 656 .636 2 .587 6 .533 Jl .500 14 .467 17 .312 311h NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pd. 0 8 Weal Division Houston Cincinnati San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Dodgen 54 40 .574 48 45 .516 5"'2 45 48 .484 81!.! 43 53 .448 12 39 52 .429 l31h 36 57 .387 171), Eut Dtvuion Montreal 50 35 Chicago 47 38 Philadelphia 50 41 Pittsburgh 46 39 St. Louis 44 42 New York 37 49 T.,....~ HL All~ ... '· AL All St.ru T..._',G•-No Qemei .cMcNIN .,,._.., .• o_ MOl'lre.lat~t .. 111nt• et CN<1911 HOV\IOll at Pltbbllr'Qh Cllltl,,...tl 11 St. 1..0Ull New V-et !i.-1 OttQO Pfllladtlptlle et S.. Fr1ncl1<0 588 .553 3 .S49 3 .S41 4 .512 61h .430 131/l JDBISDI .. .......................... . - SPECIAL PURCHASE Ford Motor Co. Eaec.tlH Cera -•••r ••• '71 Uncolfts, Mere11ry1 ••d 1., .. , ..... tre•H.HI ........ AH 1•1111 ..... -.I priced wey ..... , _... .... .,.. ........... ... • ~·July 18. 1979 DAIL V PILOT 83 , c Rigby·Mason Team .CJleks 8y WlU. G&l•ILSY •~ ._ ... c:er'",.11110•1 ...., Tlaere le a volatile •le~ la tbe ebeml•try of athletes that .-erally doeln't mile . lfarrla1es betweett 1porta 1tar1 often bave a rocky sail and wind up on tha.rocts. Not that of ttny Cathy Rfcby , America's moet celebrated gymnu\, and bll Tommy Mason, an 11-year veteran Jn the National FootbaJJ League. "It ian't easy. It takes a Jot ot pa· tlence and understanding on both aides, twa1lowing of personal egoe," Catb)' was sayinl here this week. :'Tommy i. very 1ood .about all my travelln1 and •ho• buliDeaa commitments. We 1et alon1 wonderfully. "WREN WE DON'T, I will qwcldy abandon what I am doln1 and return home. 'Jbal was my hope in the first place. Tommy talked me out of lt. He has been the greatest encouraaement and supporter in my career." Cathy, a doU-Uke fiaure who stands only 4· U and weighs but 88 pounds, met the 6-2. 200-pound Mason. a graduate of Tulane, when he was with the Los AngeletJ Rams in 1970. They were married J an. 20, 1973. Mason retired from football•~ months later after stints with the Minnesota Vlklngs, Rams and Washington Redskins. He took a fling al law and then went into .,usiness for bimseU. They now have \.son, Buck, aged 4, a,.S maintain a ome in Southerp Callfom.la. But Cathy is almost never there. TtlE UNITED STATES' first intern•· lion'al medal winner in gymnastics, Ill Olympic team member in 1968 and 1972 and a budding show business peraonall· ty, she Is on a constant merry-go·round. She maintains a gymnastics school in Newport Beach and a s ummer camp for gymnasts in Ojai. She is currently bead· ing up a $1 million program of recional clinics, ·financed by Dial Soap. BURGUNDY Almaden Mtn., 150 ML 1.62 l 7.53 1.47 PO POV GORDO NS Beulleu, 750ML ... 2.20 23.92 2 .00 Charles Krug, 750ML 2.03 22.00 1.84 VODKA QIN l .75LITER I 75UTER 689 824 CASE OF 6 4 I 34 CASE OF 6 49 40 ..... ,~ .. CATHY RIGBY MASON PONDERS HER UNIQUE MARRIAGE. BOITU. BLENDS RETAIL Calvert Extra. OUART 632 UCLA Reunion Kessler. 1.15 uTE.R . . IO. 11 Seagram 7 Crown,auARJ ....... 6.32 Old Friemh Duel in Finals BOURBONS haven't responded to treatment, and AncientAge,OUART · . 5.88 By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of tlle Dell't '6tet Pl* Staff It was h'ke a reunion for UCLA's tennis powerhouse from the early 1950s Stinday on the same court in Foun· -lain-Valley, batlling for the cbam- pionship of the Almaden Grand Masters Qualifying tournament. were Bob Perry and Richard Doss vs Ron Livingston a nd George Yardley Perry was a two-time national col· legiate doubles cha mpion, while Liv· ingston and Doss were teammates of • his at UCLA. Yardley was the only outsider. hav ing concentr!lled on basketball at 1ENNIS Stanford, and later becoming a star in the NBA For the record, Perry and Doss prevailed, and Perry also won the singles to soHdify his spot in this weekend's Almaden Grand Masters tourney at the LA Tennis Club. Jl was an upset or sorts .. since Li v- ingston is ranked No. 1 Jn Southern California among the 45·and-old er set, but Perry is no slouch. He's ranked No. 2 and also has a national 45 hardcourt doubles title to his credit. Uvingston is a Laguna Beach resident, Perry from La Jolla. Perry's probable opponent in the first-round singles match Friday • night ls Sven Davidson, No. 2 seed among the Grand Masters. Davidson has finished second in three of the four stops on the Grand Mas ters circuit this year, while ' Frank Sedgman has won them all. .. • . • •• his physician advised that he not play Earty nmes. 1.75-UTER .. . . ' .. I 0.75 any tennis for a while. H. Walker Ten High, OUART . . . 5.08 But Gonzal~ says that ~ause the Jim Beam. 1 75 LITER I 0.96 tournament is a benefit for the California Youth Tennis Foundation, . BRANDY£. COG~AC he doesn't wantto withdraw. • Almaden,OUAIH .. 5.77 He realizes lhat his name probably E&J Gallo, J .75-UTER .. 10.70 carries more drawing power than Korbel 750ML 5 16 even Sedgman's, and says that if he's •. • ········· · · able to walk out on the court, he'll Courvo1s1erV.S •• 750ML . 11 .93 play. Sa Ilg nae. 750 ML . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 8.94 Gonzalez had X-rays today , and CANADIANS despite his 51 years and ailing back, • the eight-time U.S. pro champion Canad!'ln Cl.ub, OOART . . 8.34 says, "I'm getting into the best shape Canadaan MlSt. QUART 5.73 of my life.'! Seagrams V.O .• OUARl 8.40 . .. . GIN LINDBORG RACQUET CLU B in Huntington Beach is hosting the Beefeater, OOAR I .. . . 7.94 Coors Skill Ga mes this Saturday. Fleischman's, 750ML 4.46 Each participant hits forehand and GHbey's. QtJART . . . 4.81 backhand groundstrokes. forehand Boodles,OOART . . .. 8.85 and backhand volleys and serves. Seagrams, OOAIH 5 53 Judges use a point s ystem and han· · dicap to rate the players. Tanqueray. 1.75LITLR 14.70 Each divisional wmner will receive RUM an AMF-Head racquet, and the top B d' Lt. & Dk 10 A '1 three finishers in each bracket get acar 1 •• I 75 Ln l:.R -~ trophies, plus a chance at the $2,000 Castillo Lt. & Dk., OOAIH . 4.26 grand prize. Myers Jamlc:an, 750 ML . . . . . . . .. 6.85 Entry blanks and further informa· · SCOTCH tion are available from Lindborg Racquet Club. *. * MARK WHITFIELD WEARS the crown as the 1979 open men's i;ingle champion of the sixth annual Irvine Open. He bested Jeff Tomei 6-4, 5-7, 6·4 in the finals. Bob Goss took the men's A singles with a 6-1, 7·6 vi ctory over Dennis Ri · bant, \\'bile Lajla von Lutzow cap· lured the open woruen's singles in a 4·6, 6·0, 6-4 win o.---Joan Willett . Ballantine, 750ML ... . 6.85 Chlvas Regal,OOARr , ......... 13.99 Dewar White Label. QUART ....... 9.57 Cutty Sark, J.75.UTER . • 15.90 J&B,Q(J..\RT . . .. 9.59 Old Smuggler, QUART . .. . . 4 .89 Passport, 750ML 5.04 Julie Hayward and Ellen Bryant PANCHO GONZALEZ has official· teamed to take the open women's .. Jy withdrawn from the Gr and doubles title in straight 'sets over TEQUILA Montezuma White, 750ML..... .. 4.81 Pepe Lopez White, QUART . . . . . . . . . . 5.29 Sauza Gold. 1 75 . . . ...•.. 13.79 Two Fingers White, 750ML . . 4.97 • Masters singles bracket, but pro-Lindsay Morse and JuUe Meyers. mises to play doubles in direct v1ola· The open men's doubles went to Crown Russ• 1.75 : lion of bls doctor's orders. "' Hank Lloyd and Mike Caro. straight Kamchatka, oo~RT .: Gonzalez, a Newport Beach resi-• sets ove r Scott Penner and Neil Smirnoff au RT , de nt, bas back problems which Malley. • I\ · --;.__-----=-----------"'---------___j Relska. QUART VODKA 7.92 4.19 5.58 4.19 UQOERS _. 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WINES Ml BURGUNDY MT CHABU~ Ml ROSl I 5 LITER CHABU~ &lf.'G<JNDY ROSE kHINL 1 5 Lnu~ }98 239 CHARDON.MY Beringer, 750ML . . .. 5.25 Cresta Blanco, 750ML .........••.... 2.73 Monterey, 750ML ..................... 4.42 Beaulieu,, 750ML ..............••.•.... 4.84 Santa Barbara, 750ML ............• 3.03 GAMA Y BEAUJOLOIS 57.20 29.70 48.40 52.40 33.00 1.94 2.39 2.39 2.01 4 .77 2.48 4.01 4.40 2.75 Beaulieu. 150 ML . 2.42 26.32 2.20 Glumarra, 750ML 3.03 33.00 2 .75 Parducci, 750ML . • ... .2.72 29.54 2.47 Sebastiani. 150ML 2.84 30.80 2.57 Charles Krug. 750MI Chris. Bros •• 750ML Inglenook, 75oML Parducci, 1~ML Slitter Home, 750Mt ZINFANDEL 2.75 2.58 2.94 2.92 3.68 30.00 28.00 32.00 3 1.74 40.00 LOWENBRA<J HEINEKENS BEER BEER LIGHT O~ DA~I\ LIGHT OR DARK 6 PACK 6 PACK 12 OZ BTL. 224 361 CABERNET SAUVIGNON Chris. Bros •• 750ML ....•. ....... ....... 3.13 Franciscan, 750ML •.. •.... . 4.84 Parducci, 750ML ....... • .............. 3.77 Sonoma, 150 ML . . . . . . '·............... 3.69 8eaUIJeU,<iSO ML ..........•... : ........ 4.40 34.00 52.75 40.95 40.00 48.00 2.50 2.34 2.67 2.65 3.34 2.84 4.40 3.4 2 j ,34 4.00 IMPORTED & DOMESTIC BEERS SIZE CASE OF 24 6 PACK Budweiser, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-0z. Coors, .... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-0z. Mlc:hdob . . . . . . . . .. . ...................... 12-0Z. Tuborg . . ................... 12-0z Lowenbrau Lt. or Dk... . . . . . . . . . • _ . 12-0z. lJte, .. . .. . ...... 12 0Z Olympia, ......................................... 12-0Z. St. Pa1I Qlrt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 12-0z. 6.63 6.63 7.62 6.57 8.55 6.96 6.63 15.35 1.76 t.76 2.01 t.75 2.24 1.84 t.76 3.94 SAVE MONE.Y, SAVE GAS, BRINO A NEIOHBORt PRICES fJ'fecTM JULY It TO JULY 25, 1979 ~ HOUlt9 IOMTO IPM DAILY .. BASEBALL t ROGEa CAIUAOIW .) Conflict? Not at AD ·; • • . ftla ANU t.1• Nu•an k>•• 1tan.A fw Uw M.. tf\&6 ,'l._ tM ftrM \WQ · '-0•" llt\l\ Uw1t •av• 'IP' •• ,._"'.,,,.'~""· S t•Yt Oero l. • hl.-lt to P~Uadtlpe.••' ._. ,~, '"'"''tt Hd a ....... tO \tt._\!,ftt'IU' Otor ....... .. RJU ••v. US' •*.)l._.f MMt '" tht lfft)ftd 1h4H ._'"'"~ \h• co.an& au~ • The Al. '"'"'•""' '"' \~ ''"'' 1 YO'ml A••l'\t WlnM -~ Carlton for th"" r~-. '" tt\• flrtt. b11t\ll.hl"'1 b.r ~ l .... , .... lWO•Nn hom.t lh 'ht1 Oh~ tlntf 11t bat He h•d ~ ho1h.-Mt t • 1roln puJI and had run lnh• IMi fen«"• tryln« to «•t Sc-hmlill'1 t\11 The AL •ddett . two nu1,,, 11n Jo1qwn AnduJu of lha lh•11,.-.tn11 A"lroa on slnalt•:c hy the• J\nt11•l1'' Don 811ylor »nd HoiUoo'!' ('i.rl Ya"tnemskl. plug u hit batanuan and an error. In a bad night tor Cy Yountt Award wlMera, Gaylord Perry or San Diego, gave up lb~ hits a nd the final AL run while rac- inl only three batters ln the sixth. Although e.cb manager played nearly all of their 28-man squads, Parker played the whole game and Lasorda declared, "U the game had gone 20 innings, he would have stayed in there." ,. .............. MORGANNA ROBER·TS GIVES GEORGE BRETT A KISS. If the 1ponaorln1 Brea Uont Club h11 any 1mart1. they'll wall unUI they find out exacUy when the Shr,ne football 11me ta for lllO, lMn schedule \he Oran11e County All·•l•r came for a similar time slot, so 81 lo conlUct 111ln aa they d td thll }'Hr. . Crazy! Not re.lly. At the outaet. It appeared the 20th Orange County All·atar l11ue would be'"'· than the attraction that IL uau•llY It, due to lhe lac,k of a dozen Oran1e County •tare commltw.t to tbe Shrine 1ame 1n Puudena. whlcb come1 up Saturday evenJnc. However, aa It happona many tlmn ln foot· ball, deslre and m oUvaUon. combined with l••m oriented effort.a. can tum •n 1all s tar g•rne Into • perfect cxamplo of October 1tylc lootb•ll. Surh wus th<' ru1w 8•turduy 111 the Routh . INI by Capli.lrnno V.allcy '11 Hiii Cuncrty, nlckod Ohm H11tlng's North crew, 23 20, with 11 Just mlnuU, touchdown drive or 93 yurd" t)(!forc .. c:rowcJ •v proachlng 8,000 at Sontn l\ru1 Howl Tcum orl1•nted7 Co1tt11 Mf~u lllch'it Mlli 11 1'eregh1, who h11lpcd tho South c·-.u1H> wllh t1n out 11tandJJl" :l2 yurd run In tho third 11u11rl4>r , lhMnk~ Cuncrty artMwur1l1 and \h11 Capo coach uld. ''1''1 Uke to <'Ouch you h>r 10 yo1n1. Ter~hl' ru11pon110 'f "I 'ti llko to play for you rM I 0 )'1' 11 rJI. ' 1'h11l <1xrhonan told thu 11t.f1ry of lhe -i•mfl. and allhou1Jh ttw "11u1u,(•l.Jt" wMc ml1.111lnl(, It wu 11h ~ vloua that la11l wuok '11 c·olumn hull It J)(lga<rd rl1tht 1'hcre uro lncJned 1>ltmty of hlue chip playtlr• urountl, muny who 111<.I Ml icct th•· nt>tl for th11 0 I' Ml iW (' 111111 I Y II II ITll' Thi• J{111111· U 111·lr wll'1 prohulily lhf' tJP11l In th" t1lMl11ry of th_, Hl'rl1•1. It li11d 11cor1nu. llom•· r t17.7.lf· clu1.zl1•, ond w1111 ln.)ury free dc11pllo 1u>mt· ••x t rnonlinury t1lttln~1 • • • OCEAN Vrt:W lllGll'R recent cicplolts In sum· m er baskcthull <'Onflrm what observers bave been saying for tht' 1Jast six months-the Seahawks are going to be loaded for the upcoming season. Recently the Seahawks' Wayne Carlander and Jf'>tf An<lr•t1.,, th" ·ui.lly Piiot:~ choice for CO· vl1yt1t11 of u ... Y'"'' In U1" l':mplre IA111ue, were rtHW1 llf1r1t ,,f ,.,. 1111 "'"' '""r" whlrh competed In ltlfl t\All .hml11r Oly111J)lr11 lri Oklahom• City. Ori " '"""' wtild1 ,.v11r111(nd 6 ~ •l'r081t the front llru1, ,\udrP•I,. •ml '·.,i.m1l"r 11h11rfld In the cham· pl,,,ahlv r1rntft1"~'. whh•h lrwhuwl <;ru, 1ame which rftJ>Ort~lly l1111k 11v111 four houn to ('Omplete du. to twv ovt1rtl111n" MMl l'lm ll11Chl f•llur"• l'\rl(I 1~111 wn"ltMi{J, ... ,, 01·•11n Vlf!W •ummet '"•"' twh11 t1 111 ''' .,,.,, Vlt1w'11 1Ai11mJ 1u,rved notJce ''" th"' , ... , 11t "',.,,I! .. <:11u11ty *"'' thft c ur tor that m,_tt•r , ,,., whlfllllr1t t1l~tily ,., .. .,~ P .. ac:t.na '"i ·11tJ ,.,iii f,1,rn11111fl lllr. '114 > t~flir., h<Jwln1 to lnstl'"W'""I 1·11.1 'l'l1 111 th11 tlriulA rtf lh., H.JrvU.e Jftlh ,. .. ,,,,,, .. , '"'"'"'"'"'''' ...... A Rf(,( f;'.N'r AA1J W,.11,,.,,. Zllf\11} •1Ce·1roup 11 wl ,,, , h11111v i1m r;t11lJ "'"C\J 111 ( :tmrorrt fr>'Und 'lhrM lluntlnl!I'"' J~"''"' ti 1.tl hl .. t"" ":<r.,lllnl( Jlt1ll·1 tit.1 ... 1111: ,,,h,, wlll t.-. 11 Junlr1r at EdllW>n Hll(h In It.,. f»ll 111.n fi v,, mN1!il11 . "1'Cllled by flrat.t In 1h1• ~11 ,,.,.,,., t.i1r k11trrik" 1~ :n rili> and 6'> tree '21t 71 1 8tuort Smith, a 11ophomorn st Edison In lhe fall, wa"l fourth 1n the JOO and 200 breallt, whUe Steve Smith, In tbe 11 -12 age group, won alx medals, Including a winning 2· 16.17 In the 200 freestyle. The swimmers compete for the Huntinstoo Beach 'Aquatics Club under Coach Dave Pickford. Clea:r's Cinderella Story SEATTLE <AP> For Mark A VEAR AGO. Clear watched Ic·a n catchafishanytim e. Clear. it's his firs t All·star the 49th All·slar. Game m San "I ncvc& was invited to go to Game. Of any kind. Die~o from a motel room in El a n All-star Game before. I never llnif onn Forgotten But it's only fitting that Clear. P a so. Texas . H e s pe nt last h ad good enough credentials one of baseball's true Cindcrcllu season pitching at Salinas in the befor<' You know, it hasn 't been stories of 1979. was at the !>port's class A California League and at easy for me. 50th mid-summer classic. El Paso in the double A Texas "This year has been a lot of He's had that ki nd of a year Lea gue fun I'm having a good season Wanted to Jump--Reggie S EATTLE (AP) -Reggie Jackson . was 27 ,000 feet in the air over Mount Shasta, fiylng from Oakland to Seattle ror baseball's All-star Game, when a shattering thought s uddenly struck him. He bad forgotten to bri ng_ along bis New Yor k Yankees uniform. "I wanted to jump out of the •· plane right there -I was really embarassed a nd upset ," the con· trove rs ial Yankees outfielder ;i aid Tuesday. IN DESPERATION, Jackson started making frantic phone calls from the eight-passenger private plane which he was sharing with friends at a cost of S5 a minute. "ll was around 12:45," he said. "My secretary was out. My sister. who lives in Oak,and with her two kids, didn't have a key to my house. My attorney was ln a gas line somewhere. My at· torney's secretary was out to lunch." Arter 30 minutes ot frantic , _ _..,aJJin&....Reuie.Jinally ..uached. Wes tern Airlines in Oakland and an airline representative prom· ised to have the uniform on a 2:20 nlghtoutofSan Francisco. AN HOUR before the game was scheduled lo start, Jacks on still was without a uniform, but had be e n ass ur e d that the uniform would be delivere d to the Klngdome locker room bfore the game started. "This is sort of crazy," Jackson said. "But you see, 1 never carry my uniform with m e anywhere. It ls always handled by someone on the team. "If this was m y first All-st ar Game, and I was n 't Reggie Jackson, I would have said. 'Aw, to heck with it.· Bul I feel r esponsible to the fans , the media, and the players. in that order. I couldn't get away with saylng to the other team mem· he rs, •Fellas, l forgot.' They would s till r e m ember las t year." NA.MED TO THE All-star team for the eighth time In 1978, Reggie pulled out because of ill· ness. He did not show up for the game .in San Diego. '.there.. were some snide remarks when it was found that he was not even home on that occasion. J ackaon was not picked on lhe fans' ballot but was named to With ·a 10·2 record and eight "l'M REALLY thrilled JUSt to and our club hus a good shot at the squad by AL Manager Bob saves in 32 games. the 23-year· be p art o f this game ," h e "inning our d ivision . Who Lemon. old California AnRels' ace re-smiled. "This 1s some thing I knows') J could wind up pitching J ackson explained that his lie ver was the only All-star really wasn't expecting. Really, I in the World Series. Wouldn't forgetfulness. was due to a busy 1 _roo_k_ie_. ___________ w_a_s...:.p_lanru_. _·n....:g:::..o_n-.:::.go_i_n.::::g_f ..... is....,h_m..::g:_b::...u...:..t_..:..:lh..:.:a:..:t....:be:..::....:s:.:o..:.:m.:.:e:.:th:.:.:i:.:.:n~g:...?_" ____ _ m orning. "I got up around 7:30 and put in a call to Los Angeles to see about buying a car,·• he said. "Then I called a nother guy who I wanted to come down a nd look at the car -an antique car. "Then my attorney cam e in to talk over some bus iness mat· ters, mainJy about a car deal- e rship and a real estate construc- tion deal. ''I llAD to call my agent in New York because I had mis· placed some game tickets which I had got for friends . 1 arranged with ABC for these friends to sit In their boxes. But I had to call J oe Re ichler <aide to Com· missioner Bowie Kuhn) to see if the swap was okay. "Then I called Gary Walker, my agent, in Arizona, about some real estate in Vancouver we are interested in. I took a shower, ate breakfas t , and then rushed to \he airport to Cly down -without my uniform." ~ran interruption of 58yean,l\n happy to see~ in Califumia enjoying mygreat-grandfatherk beer agaari' frr1f \\'tUl"tft'r Pn•t•deru 111 .. , Wronh.rJ l\rtw1n11 Comp•ny LAST 3 DAYSll •• In the c::i rl y years of this century, ships arrived regularly at California docks loa ded with beer fron1 H enry Wci n- hard's small brewery in Oregon. Prohibition brought an abrupt end to those ship- tncnts, and by the time Repeal came, one of the state's favorite beers was nothing more than following :ls clos ely as possible the methods used by'Mr. Weinhard himself. The extra time and attention these methods require tncJn we can brew onl y 400 barrels at a time. So, inevitably, Henry's will sometimes be in short supply. a dim but happy memory. But rece ntly, Henry Wein- hard's Private Reserve bega n to appear in selected taverns, stores, and restaurants. ''Henry's:' as the beer is popularly known, is made at the original Portland brewery, But when you find the &cer avail-~r bl k_'?.< a e, we urge you to ~i~~ try it. And we offer ,,~· :r'lc it to you with the · same pride Henry had in the beer your great-grand- father might hove enjoyed .• decades ago. THE' ftLIT2 ·WEtNHARD &REWINO COMPANY OP POR TLAND. oaac;oN ,. 1 •• .. • • . . • • l . . • • ' t • • I i I • • • • ~ It l~n't Easy Mot)fng tlae Big A No one has ever tried to move something quite like the Big A scoreboard at Anaheim Stadium before, so problems were bound to crop up. On Tuesday workers were prepared to make the big move, but weakn~sses ~ If ' ., " ALL·ST.t,R OAMI .,........, .. ~-· -~ "'"*'>CM ....... . ....... L-•· 711 J O 1 O Small••· u l O 0 0 MOr91n, lb I I 0 0 Grich. 7b I 0 0 0 Parlier, ff 3 o 1 1 G.erell, 3b l 1 o o Gervo, lb l 1 0 0 Me111U, )b I 0 I 0 Pwn y, P 0 0 0 0 Bnl«, II • l 1 I .....,_o, p t t O O Kem, p 0 0 0 0 C.lt..,kh. Q l O O o Guielry, P O O 0 0 Scllflt ... Ill 3 2 2 ' Sl119ltn, Pft 1 0 0 0 C..y, a t t O O Ric:•, rl l t 1 0 Penltll, a 0 0 0 0 LYM, cf I I 1 2 ~.If I 0 1 I L-. Cf I I t 0 Mantlws, tt 7 0 0 0 Y•~IJlll, lb 3 0 1 I ~UllU, d I ' I 2 BurleMI. u 2 1 0 0 Wlllllel4.o.tllft11.c 1 o to CMJM,c r • 1 1 F.Wlllte, a 2 o o o 8owe, ff 2 0 0 0 lkl<lltt, 111 1 0 1 I -l..e~, p 0 0 0 0 ltyM, P 0 0 0 0 K.Hr111, pll 1 0 O O CooPer, Pft 0 0 0 0 ~. p o o o o S•M110.,, p O o 0 0 c.er1-." t o O o Re Jell"" rl I O O 0 8tOCll, !Ill 1 0 I 0 'temp, Pft I 0 0 0 ~ltr.P 00 00 c1 .. r,11 0000 Clat11, pfl I 0 0 0 1t099r1, p 0 0 O 0 R-.llJ 100 0 To1e11 31 a 10 1 Totel• JS • 10 J "•''-' 211 001 011 -7 •-rlu" :acn 001 000.-. E $cllmldl, DP-Amerlu11 2. l 011 M•llOfltl I, Amortun 9. 28-F~te<, 81vtor 'S<llmldl, Wlnll•ld, Porter, Alce 38 $cllm~I. HA -Lynn, Mtullll. S-lloclllt SI'· PIB« .......... CtnlOft All4'U1tr ltoeeo ..... , 5-mbllo LeCou Sutler, (WI •-l'kMI ... I 2 ' 0 .... ,., , ,. " l!R •• so 1 3 l I 0 l 2 I I 0 0 0 0 0 ' 3 I I 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 , 0 0 ' J ltylft , s 3 3 I 1 0 0 1 0 3 l f 0 $1eftler 2 1 I I C .. t r 1 7 I I 1t•r11, CU 1u, 1 t 1 <HlldtY ..., 0 0 0 ~,,., ll<ed lllrM Datte"'" •l.rtlt HIP·-8Y Andujar Lemon. SP-AlldVI• hll1-1Cem. T -J: 11. A-S8,9Qi, Old llOf ptey· HL -Slt•r"'· P. Hltlcro, AL-Ne-. Joltn Lt mt11(lyll, MOllOt SltMOllW eASlllALL'S TOP Tl!N c ........ 2u tt..,,1 AMERICAN Lf'AOUI! o.--.eet Smetlty,Mln ........ Ml" 6o<llle,s .. k•mci. Del Molltor,Mol Letc-,Mtl Alo, 8\n Lynn, 8"' G.8ret1, ICC 0 All " " Pel 15 ,., " ,. • JSl 19 3AO ... 11• .Ml 1• 221 2• 76 .133 .. 32S 41 106 .n. 13 307 SA 100 .m fl JSO » 11' .m 12 211 " '° .JU 88 JU 61 114 .JU al "' '3 103 .an .,, ,.. .. 113 ·"' .. _ .. _ \.'ftll" ........ 14; t~ Mltw-.. , U .. ,., ~. 2'; $11tglo10tt, 8ttumoro 1'; ltl<t, ......... 21 __ ....... ,. ..... ~. •; L-,M, Boltoft, 7S ltkt, ........ 61, ~ Mllw-.O '1 SMtltty,.--...... , ~··Dec ...... , "· O•vb, Now· York. l ·t : ccur Cll .......... , IC~m. Te .... 10.2; ZtlWt Ml--., .... .loll•, Now Vorll, 1>-• -....---.wr~c111ueo.•> 8rllefn. l .U ti. I. Tllomu Wu•lf'llllleOt, Wul C.rnwony. l ~.n. 9 O.ve Moorcroh. -8rlt•fn, 3 SA JS. 10. l(eft 1-4.tll, AU•tr~ll•, 3.H 21.1' Te._.s,.,11...it. Jeoen. •.en 00 400 h•lfOI~ I. £dWln MoM\. Unlle9, U"lled St••~ .. SO )I l . Boll D.nwlll. Britain, lO 'IO 100-1 Er...nt Ot>en<a. Gr..n•. 10 o ' Cl....cy EdwMd\, Unll•O Sl•I~. 10 SJ 3 Don OU4trrte, JMnaiC•, 10 18 200-I Edwercb, 20.l) 2. Quarrot, 70.ll. J Obe119, 11.11 OIK~ ·1. Knut H).itne•. N.,,.....,, ,,,.,.,.,, 1 M1rllko T.-ko. Fflll....i, 212·7. l . Jolin Powell, Ulllltd St.ie.. 20'-J'h. •· Al Otrter, United Stlln, 10?·3V,. Two ml•-1. ROd DI-. New Zeefend, • IS. If. 2. ~ FMler, llrll11t1. 1.1 •. '4. l. CTI .. VI,...., UllUed SC..WS. Ln.DO. ~ -1. ANIY Clifford, United States, \,47.Jl. 2. Ori• Sty, 9'1i.in, 1.41.0.. J. O.vlG w ... , .... ., ........ l.&51 JtYOllll -1. MllllOS ............ Hunoary, 1tt-IO. J . ......_~, NOfW•Y, 2,..1. l. Terlt ~ -.ay, 17>-111'1. 4. Arto Wtr~onen, Flnlalld, 1•1·111.. S • .Blotrn Grim""' HIOt'wrt. 2'1·2'-'t. S,000-1. 0.. GI-. ~ IUUI 2. ... ,..,_ s.i-. Ufllltd St~ 1U7.'° l 1111 FIOflOu, ~. U.& ... --._,, OWi\ .......... 8rt Ulfl, 2.03~ 2. lttlldl ~tltlten, N-•Y. 2.0..30. J,000-·I. Ore1e Wall1, Norw•v. f.11.IS (Norweei.. Mid 5'elldlnevlen record!. 2 l:llM W~, Wnt a.,.m.tllV, t .0.Jl WASHINGTON STAR INVITATIONAL Al WetlllttflCNI, 0 .C. BrU<t ~ def. Jim Oel-y , .. , ..... 1 l: ll•ul llemirtt Ot4 Aou C.W 6 2. •·>, F"ll 8uetwlt"9 dtt. ~nuel O<Mtle\, O-•, f>.l. .... Emfflo Mon•-def Joltrl J emes .. J. 6·0, Jo-Lui• Cler< (le!. SllerWOOd Stewart ...... 1: ~HI-es del. Jof\n s.<111 f>.J, .._... -• Pllf'<tll a.I Oeot\ Jouoe rt •·•. 6 J. Warren """91 do!f RtlH n Genola .. ,, .... 6-4. Erl< Frl..iltr del Ven Wlf'll~y .... 6-0, Alldrtw P.iu'°" at Jollfl Ausll11 •·•· .. ,, , .. WUHHltOF OtlAMD ~alll Cat ........ WtM Off1na•fl Fl,,tR..- Wolttll FlbM clet. RlcerOO CtM, M , 6-1 Ull Pl,.,,., def, JHn·L.oult Hiiiei, 7 ... 7·6. Pevel SlolJI def. Ml-1 Mir ... ,, ... ,, Tom.ts Smid def. ROClerto VIUllllO M ... ,; JM ICodet def. Omy P1rtH1 ...... l ; Ooml,,IQue Btcltl -· -· l'lllllpp\ H , M , >-S: Pet•r *"•mere Oel. Poter Eller ... ,, H. i.-1 Coll11 Oowdn-41 del. Ull Maritn J.l, ... , Pewotl HvtU dirt. Erk Otbllclltr .. 1. 6 4 ~.July19. 191'9 Pl18UC NOTICE P\19UC NOllCB DAILY PtLOT •• .... J 11• • + s ... 6 + 1 :1::. :. -•1.J1• D7 It m 11 .... ,, .... IJ ·0-u 1,)41 fj tl."7 " 11.6$» " . n.m 11 a " 1,600 ,. -0. 21 ..Q. tt 1,116 ,, U,114 1'9 11,an f 11 J.J.tu m -4-I> S2,1U c ~-,.. -0. ,. -0. 11 .0. ,. 1,0IJ 2t '3,1t1 JO 1,000 11 0 Am°""'' 0. Sl.100.000 111,110 d eveloped in the steel s upport beams, and the move was tempora rily halted . They were to try again today. Four wheel srstems like the one above will be used to roll the landmark out near the Orange Freeway .. .if all goes well. A"'°unU 103S b A"'°""" USO J.4 2.4tS H ,•1\ l6 O· 37 •.110 ,. •· .. fr# LOS Al.AMI TOS I Slnd Ol 12..S.te qu•rierllo"~ mnlfngl T•tdey'1 R•wll• F lf\1 reu-Gome on HOlll IMllcllelll I I 00. • 40. J IO. Jrl\ 11 ( Tree>urel 6 IO, S 60 St~e Route ICll!rl\sel 3.60. U u1<1• IS)) palOSlO ao SMon4l\I IOomlnouu l J.to, l .to; P~ ICerdoltl 2.IO. Tlllrd rece-F.,.I SIOP CWardl 4.IO, 2.to. 2.ao;·n1 ...... cao111ec IM.tlrl 4.00. •.oo. e.m- dutno I Clerlsw > • . .O. Fourth rece-<:tlde<k IMVletl s.eo. 4,00. J.00; $11Me L'91tfly ITrN•urol 7.to, J .O; IC.eltlla '111a l ... rtl l.00. U ta.CU (1.f) pelO Ji• 00. FUii\ rec;-Go Sia l(ardoH I 4.60. l . .O. J.40; Smooth Country (Mllcllelll 1.00, UO; 8ul1I011 80'( I Brook t i 7.ao. Sla tl'I rece-Fh\elpay.....,I IMytu l 12 • .0, '"°· 4.20; *'1"'9 Pai n r .. •u••I n.ao. 1.20. Bam.odoo IBrootcll 1.10 n ... , ... ,,.., peld S120.:IO Seve.,111 r•~e-TM Furle\ (Tre11sure) 3 . .0. 3.00. ) 00; Euler AllOllO '81f0) 18 20, 1 • .0. Prlams S.rlly !Frey) 4 • ..0. EIQl'lll'I rao-<;o To Town IHartl 9.40. 7.20, 3.•0, ~11.Mf Mer111e I MYio ) 4.10, 2 80; Our l\1•1111 IMorrlllOnl 3.00 '2 u acla IS.II paidUI 00 Nfntl'I r1<e-J~• Slre••er !Harn 6.IO, 4.IO, • 00. T•"Y COtl Joo (Crear;ierl 14.40, 1.20. L-IMonli.on) 11.IO U U•CI• I 10-21 P••O '311 00, A11ellderi<t-l . 141. DEE~ HA Ft SHI NO NIWPOllT (Dewy'l l -213 •nolen 63 l>erretude, 44 llOrlllo, t'3 b•u . 18 cod. 2 llellllul. 621 rn8(kerel. CArl'tl -••'"'iii.rt: J berrecU<M, 2 1>on110, 151 Miid Den , J1 mecu rel, 19 cellco .,.,,, 33 rocll '""· IMPERIAL Bl!ACH -SI 1n9lers l ye110 .. 1e11, 1J blrracuda, 62 <•lteo b4u, 1 llellbUI. 100 macku el. DANA WlfAllF • 67 anolen ; 4,. l>en. J l>errac...,., I DOnllo, J l'l•llbut, 76 rock ""'· '73 mttllt<'el LONG 8EAC:H I lltlmo11I P ieri -81 ano1er1: 790 wno bolo, JO m•O •••I. 25,bl•· racud•, 1 roo ll•h. IOuffn'• Wllerfl -1• enolert: 616 w11d l>en. 1' oarr.tc:uoe, J llelfbUI, • botlllo. SAN "DltO lttM 'st. u ... l"I) -iJ 11191trs: SlO send 11111. 111 c:e ll<o blu, JJ berracuoe, 21 llOnllo, ll"orh O' Celll n enocen: ,, bOrrec...,., 10 bOllflo. uo wlld l>eu. lO tNcktt~I. • hallbul SANTA MONICA It anr,ilers ltO maclleref, n t>onllo, 10 Mtleu. • llfllbul . MAIU~ O.L aav rock <Od, 100 m.<keret » a110Cen: 7tS' YaHTUltA -M a119lert: 10. calico beU, 200 roe~ ""'· II• rock cOd, 6 <ow cOd. 1taDOHOO -ut •nowr': •• bollllo, II <111<0 111 ... 4801Nt'llert1, 2 l'lell~t. 210 roo "'"· AVILA UY I,_. SM I.All\) -•t 111911". 21 ""' <Od, sn roo <Od. OCIANllDa -I~ et>Qltr\: l07 Uftd IMIH, 2 lltll~t • .,s mackerel. IAN OllEOO CMMlcl11al P ier) -2U tfttltn: ,. p lloWl•ll, 21 allloe<ort, n. Mr· rl(Udt, 1,m llOM, .. llllQ cod, JI .mite Ma 1111e, 2 lltllbUt, 12 llofllto, 1,(115 roo ""'· Misc. ·~ f'ro• Pag~ BJ DIGA. • • s tadium instead of a q u iet , e mpty o n e ? UPSET! Why I'm ... Hold on, hold on. You must havt> been a round Dave Kingman too long /Jook. you're trying to tnte the hand tlUJI plugs you m can't you be ph1lo&oph1cal about this deal? You 're right. of course. l could have been shipped to the Oakland A's and just have been anothe r A. Geeze, they could have built this stadium in Orange. I don't know if I could have handled be· ing known as the Big 0 . Unknown Leading At Open LYTHAM ST. ANNES, E n g l a nd <AP > Uns ung Bill Longmuir of Great Britain shot a 65 to tie the course record and take the early lead in the 108th British Open cha mplonship today . Longmuir, 26, went s ix unde r par after carding e ig h t birdies a nd two bogeys, but f ell two s tro ke s s hy of the Britis h Ope n r ecor d round of 63. fired by M a rk H a yes at Turnbe rry two year s ago. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8U$1NESS NAME STATEMENT Tl"!P fOtlOwH''loQ .,...f\On 1\ do1n9 bu'll n-\\ d\ ANNTl fllOflC, 1111 "•lv1n A .. lrv1n111t CA '17114 Ann B ft\dQtHd. ''~~t L.trc" lrvtn .... (A 'n114 Thi\ buo\•n,.~\ 1\ tonoutt,.o by •" 1n OtviOU•I AM 8 T"aoaro l hi\ \1;)1,.mrnt -w"' h\r>d ~•H~ \f~ I Covnly (H•fll: n• o'""U•· (t)6"'1IV on Ju"~ H 101' Fll1'41 Publl\NO 0r•"9P Co.ttl De•I~ Pilot Jun@ 11. July 4, 11. •8. iqi. 1400 10 PUBLIC NOTICE -----------r--- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME 5TAT£MENT Tll~ fOllOWl"Q P<"SOO I\ dOt"O Du•I· !IOU ts: ENVIRONMENTAL P LANTERS, 7:IOI 1'1 Ave,..,., CorOll• Gel Mer. ~11tomla t2W Carot Oenyst Trower. 2306 1\1 Aw-. Car-del Mar. C.lllorn1.t ~us Tl'li• l>lnlnru 1\ c-..Cled by •n 1n dlvlou•I (Mot Otnyw r r-•r Tl'll• st•••men• Witl flled with IM Coullly Cl•rlt ot Oranoe Countv O" Jun• H. 191' F117'71 Publisllrld Or.,. Coen Oa11v Pllol June 27 and J uly'· 11. II. 191' 2423 1• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE II·~ SU PElllOll COURT OF THE STATEOFCALlfOllHIA •OR THE COUNTY Ofl' OllANOE NO. A 1001tS MOTICE OF HIARI MG OF PETITION FOii PROBATE OF WILL AND FOR LETTEllS TESTAMEN· TAltY AND FOR AUTMOlllU.TION TO AOMIHISTl!R UNOER THI!! INDEPkMDENT ADMOOURATION OF E\TATES ACT E"•te of HELEN C. ltlcF"D'l'EM, ao HELEM CL>olAE McFAD'l'EN, Oeceueo NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN 11111 8 EVE RL '( J. GILLIAM eno HARVEY ti Mr F AO'l'EN I'll\ Ill"° ,,..r•1t1 .i 0"11· rion tur PrObdt• ot ...VtH M'W1 •ot 1\ •u•nt • ot Ltlltn '""""'""l•rv •no tor Aul,,Of'tl•Uon to Admln1torer unoer ~"' •nO•oe-ndtint AdmtC'\t\tr •tton of E \t•t•' Acl. rtff'•t"Ce to Wt'UC" I• m~e fo,. furthe,. twrtte ul•f\ •l'O lf\a1 '"• t•mf' Mid ettM.t 01 "e•rino uw wme ""~ e>et-n .,t tor Jul" l t 191• •• 10·00 !j rn • 1n lt\fl <OUr1rQOm oc ~p.tdmffnt No l ot W•O co-;r1 di 100 C•v•< (p.nte... O"'"" Wr..t~ •n ,,,. (lf't o• S..nrA An•, --(ahforn•• fl'ICTITIOUS BUSINE!S5 0 .. 100 JulYQ 1010 NAME STATEHltlHT LttA Or•ntll, !he fOflOWlllQ ""'°" .• dolno .,..,.. (OU"1Y ''"'" Mtt as ~ONALDBAKEll A LL·R I TE W~O L ESALE 1SU Sbtt1S4,..tN•.lOI PAOOUCT'i, 11* l OChlea Ln. No IO, !Mtnt• M-"· CA -1 HunllnQl()(l S.11<h, CA '1._.. Tel· UUI ~11 R1thArd M IQOU Jr , 110SO LOCl'll•• AllOfMY tor Ptilt_r, Ln • 1'10 10. Hunl1nQIOn 8~.Hh. PuDllS....., OrMIQe COll\I O•••v P1IOI, C•l1lorn·• n.-. JUiy " 17 18 ION 1•\1·1• f P\i~ bV\I,...\\ '" c~'-0 Ot' rtn •n Ol•fdu"I AIC""ro M l(IOU Jr PUBLIC NOTICE ------------ PUBLIC N01.'ICE SUPEMOll COU1t1'0 .. THE ST ATE~ c:AUISO-IA f'041 THE COUWTV ~ ost .... E ...... ,_, 0 MOTICE ~ Ml!A•lllllG OF ~ETITION l'Olt PtlOeA• CH' WILL AND FOR L•~•S TSSTAMEH· TAllY ANO l'Olt AVJMOltllATllON TO ADMINISTlllt U•DE a TMS lMDI PENO« Ht ADMIMllTllAT10N Of ISTATISACT < ...... TW COOE Stl aT S«Ol E•ttle of MARIE E. o.eaOUW£R, l>t<•••ecl. NO'flCE 1$ HER68Y GIVEN IMt MADELINE II. HLUSHKD, Oa MADE LINE A BORGESE l'lft t.1...i nt-.in • oetlllOtl tor Pr-of Wiii •nO for ''"""". Of LPller\ T ............. t••v ano tor Aulhorliallon 10 Ad· mlnf\ler unlMr ,,. ,,..,,,_.,., AO· m1n11lr'1klfl of E•l•IH A(I C PT-It Code S" ~~I. r•fff"tflC• lo wt11cl'I •• me.i. tor tu<tller pe'1CcUleo, -nwt In• lime -P4K• of N •rl119 Ille......, II•• °"~ "'' tor JutY Jt. 1•~. •I IO•OO " "' • '" '"" (OUrtroom of O..partment No l. •I 100 CJvlC Center Orlve Whl. '" lne Cllv of S.nt• Me, Celthwn••· D.,td July 17, 191' LEE A BRANCH. County Cltr- E U GENE B WATSON Jll1' c.m1 ... ee,lttr- S11ll• 27t $an J11an Cefll•lr-. c... 92675 Tot: 11141 t.Jl-lltl Allerno fer ~tllleMr Publ"lle<l Or-<A.l\I 0•1ly PHOI Julv 17. 11,24, 191' 2.t) 1t PUBLIC NOTICE Tnls •l•I_,,, wdl fll('d wllh 11\0 County Clr•lt or Or•n04l tounly 0" June•. 1u• R ,,.,I ------- Fllt414 Publl•l'led OrllllO" COllSI Oa111 P llnl . JUiy 4 I I 18 7S. 1019 2118 IY ·PUBLIC NOTICE SUP ElllOltCOURTOFTHE ll·tl'91 STATE OFCALlfl'OfU"A 1'011 SUPERIOR COURT OF TH£ THE COUHTY OF ORANGE St ATE 01' CALlf'OllNIA FOR No A 1001.., THE COUNTY OF OllAHGE H 0 T IC E 0 F HE A II I H G 0 F No A·l00790 P ETITIOH FORPROtATE OF WILL NOTIC E OF HE A lll NG O F AND FOii LETTERS TESTAMEN· PETtTION FOii PROBATE OF WILL ----·---~ --TAllY' ANO ~II AUTHORIU.TIOH AHD FOlt LETTEllS l£\TAHIEH F'ICTITIOUSBUSINESS TO AOMINISTER UNOE R THE TAR'I' ANO fl'OR AUTHORIZATION NAMESTATEMENT INDEPENDENT ADMINISTRATION TO ADMINISTER UNOJll THE Tl'le fOll0-1119 per.on•\ OOlflQ b\l\l OF EU ATES ACT IHOEPENOENT AOo,\INISTltATION MU•\ E\l•lt ot ANFUAIN AOWE LEWIS OF E9WATES ACT J OS SEMINARS. ISll ~atr.SI a•d A R I Ew1<, OHedWO f ll•lf',,. ROBERT 0 RAWSON •lid Orlve. Corone del Mor, Cl 11101f\1• NOTICE 1S tU.Rl8Y C.11/FN IMI ROBERT RAWSON •U ROBERT 91US t<EITH .A LEWIS 1'10> lllPd h•rttn d DELOS RAWSON, Oeceo>t!d J•m•s 0 Stent IS)3 Se•C<HI pellflOtl tor PrOO.t• of Wiii MIO lor NOT ICE IS HEREBY G WEN '"'' Orlve,Cor~O.IMM C1hforn1••1ui Lell •" !t\ldlT'•tllMr •nd tor NAOINEE.RAWSONM$111tdllertU• TlltS ~!IOU " conoutled by "" 1n. Aulllo• •••lion lo Aorntntst.,, """"" IM e Pfl•llOn lor Proo.tie ol Will Mid tor DEFENDING h 01vlOu•I lnOtP•llMntAc!m1n••lrall0110I (\let•\ Lellen Te 11ement•r y ""cl lo t' C 8 ffi. Jetne'$ 0 Stene A< I. relerM<t IO ,.lllCh IS maOt tor Aulnorlrelfon lo Admlnl\ler Ut\Oer Ille pi 0 n Jac k NI ck I au s Thi\ .... _, ... , lfled ,.,,,, "" lurll'IP• 1><1rtl<UI•"· •r>d 111•1 '"• lime rnoepe~I AOm1n11lra11on of hi.tin "• SCOred 8 hoJe•in-one on Counly Clerll 01 Oran119 County on anO 01ao ol M•rl"Q '"" "'"'" lldS Act, reltrenc• to wnlcll t\ m-for Ju'lt H lt79 t>e•n \fl for July ll. ""· •1 10 00 • m . fur1Mr P¥11Culan, ""° '"'' "'" l•m<r the par-3, 212-yard fifth f't11w1 1" ,,.,. courtroom ot 0cte>ar1m•"1 No 1 and 01.u o1 IM!&r1no tlle ~-,.,,.~ ~ hole, hj5 10th career ace, Publl$...0 0rdf191l Coast O"llV PllOI, OI \dtd court, al 100 (Ivie Cent•r Orl•t tweft \el for July )1, 1'1•, •1 10 00 •.m , une 11 and July• 11 11. 1•1• 7419,. W•\I. 1n ""' C•IY ot San1" •na. tn IM courtroom of Department No. l but WaB One OVer par ----~--C•lllornl• ot""dcou11 al 700Ctvlc Center Dr1ve after 12 holes. PUBLIC NOTICE 011eo July•.'"' w .. ,1. •n 1,.,., C•IY ot Senta •n•. Lrt A. 8r1nv1. Ce11fom1a. After being played the cou.,1v c1•r• omd 1u•o . m 9 Past four years in amia· l'ICTITIOUS llUSINIEfS JOHNSON. 8AHHON. WOHLWEND Le« A Br .... (l'I, HAMIESTATEM£1' ell<I JOlfNST~H Coun11 Cterll ble weather, the Open t 11e 100-11111 ~r-"doi,.. .,...1. "' w s111111 s""' • JOHN"· L•JNIEICS s tarted on the 6 ,822· ~etu•· 14111e mo ,.u ... Mlfllltf °''" •m TEL COHIPAMV. '70 N Vint . L••A ........ CA .. 17 ... ...,~.c.u ........ n ... y a rd. par. 71 R 0 ya I Anel'l•lm, Cellfor"I• '1llOS Tel: UIJI ~ Tel: 171417 .... 1"1 Lytham St. Annes links r111odore R. Sloa n. 100 '"" Atter,,ev• ,.,, ,...".._ All_,..,., Pottt!Mt• With a Strong and gusty Strut, He•port BH<h. C•lllornta Pubh•l'led OrtlllM Coesl Oally PtlOI, Publl\lled 0rlll49 C:O.tl Oatl., Piiot. Wind blowing across the t2~~1• busl!IOU II C-led by en In• July II. 1'. II, 1t1'1 Jt)l·7' :uty l1, U, II, lt7' 7•»~ d l•lllu•I. course. ni.ooor• R. s1oen PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE The Cou-e has nar· T"" '"'1-1 ••• meet wnh i11e • o Count, Citric Of Ot .... COUflty Oft JulY1---------·--·--f'ICTITIOUS 8USINCSS row fairways fianked by J, lf79 rl1ll~ "CTITlOUS 8USIMUS NAMa S~ATaMaMT t Jl, thi k b d th ,.. ... HAMSSTAlSMCNT Tl'le loll-Int -ICNlt 8rt doing .: I µ 8 ~ e rc;.u: !"I n ~ J..':~~~1~~.~J~9eoaii 0•"v,r;~~· 1>u~rn'et~0~~~1"11 111''°"' •r• doine ""'1~t:.~ 1MPl!RtAL Av1At10H, ., threatened to dump -TDf' OEStGH. IMC. !Ille THE 19"1 s. Alf110ff W•Y. Suitt •4, $ante • PUBLIC NOTICE OESIGN FIRM, 3109 Ocean l lYO .. Ane,Ct11tomlat2107 " anyone Straying Off line Coron• dlf Mar. Celltomla t2W Ol<ks Avlelloll lflC .. a Celllorn1• t# into real trouble As TOI'°"""· 111<., a ee111oni1acor· corp0r111on.1tSJ1 s. Airport W•Y. S<wi· : ~ICTtTIOUS llUlfNISI porallOll, l10tOCMll BIWd., Cor-del 1a Ane. Celllomfat2701 tr. Tony Jacklin, who won MAMaSTAT•MllMT Mar,C:•llfOrnlt~s 1"'o•r1•• Aw1111on inc .. • ~ here 10 years 110, put n Tiit fotlowiltll per-I\ dOlllQ 1><111· Tl'lls ~Slneil 11 condUCl.0 bye COf· Celtlo~n•e '~•lion, lts.11 S. Atrp0'1 : it · "Thank God we've •u:~Hl:NIAN SICIH CARI, •• -•lt0nT11eC>fti91,lnc. w~~,:-::=;~~1:::~·u~~: by . ~ got some real Open L•ooSIHI. '"1111.c •. nrn L1noeNt1MM1, eoner•1-'"tnfl1o. {.~. • Toul• McCorm.tcll ,_,., •• ~· Ok"'A• .. llol\IM., weather at tut.· Leeos.ue,1 .. 1 .... c.. •tru r11c. \l.tUmlflt •H 111" w1ttt n. J-"·'- LONGMUIR, who hes won only the Ni1ertan Open and tbe New Zealand Southland Clat1lc ln 1978, fired a superb 29, wltb alx blrdlea, to equal tbe eour1e record on \be front nine On the 14th, Lon1mulr eollffted bla ftl'lt bo1ey of the round wben he w 11 off the ireen to the rt1bt wtth hil third and took t'Wo mo... lo set down. 'l'tlat put him 7 U.D· der par wtth Cour bola to (_O. Saapptnr at Loa1mulr'1 bHla WH l•rf1 hte, wtdl a four· Ulldlra•U.turn. '"" OWMllOU It <OlldU<ltd llf "" In· CoufllY Citric 01 Ot119 C-.ty on,,_, Tilll .. ..,_ -llled with Ille dlv*tl. ), lf7t, ~y CIOftltf°'911ttCouftly011 Jiiiy r' Twta McGofmtck Pl""9 a, 1'1' •• Tltll tttl-i ••• llltd Wlltl IN PllO!lilllltl Orentt CO.II o.lf, flt~. '°'""' '-•Y Cltfll Of Of.._.. C-IY °" "'' t U . 11. ts, 1m .-,. .....,,,._, OrMllt CIMt Dally PUii, J-H, 1'79. Jiiiy•, U, 11,11. 19" JJOS.1' • P1'7t .. PlllltltllM Or .... C:-lt Deity ...... J-r1. Jlllr •, 11, 11. em ,,,,.,. 1 P~CNOTICI: PVBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE t • • W1•n11*1t • .,_ ,., ltl't Key to Hoine Saless How Far to Driv~ • I i ., ,.. .......... .,_ Tiie 1aaoll•• flitorta1• 11 ........... o1u..1h•ltMol Amerteu dream•: owala& a ..._. .. tM 1ubur'bl. A e~ordln1 to real Htate brok,,. avrvered around u.. tou•lr'Y. bom•bet7•1'9 lat'l"Na<-..,., are c.-.ultlu mapa aad counU.., mUff bffore t>uytq ...... TllSY AR WB&TBS& tbey will Med to UM t.belr can to let to won. to tab lb• ltidl to tclloo!, to 10 1boppln1. Mon tbantever, they uk about the availabWty ol mua t.rauit. lncr.uln&J.y, lhose concerns are le..., homebu.)'en to )oolr ln previously ne1lected dty oei1bborboods that bave &ood mau t:ranait -Dorchester in 801ton or Park Slope in Brooldyn, and part.a of Detroit for inst.an« -while avoidinc distant suburbs served only by highways. Arw1...-10 in downtown Cleveland, aays, "The eoergy crtais bu been a boon to&.m." The complex la 90 percent OC· cupied, while a few months aao she had UO.,ble selling peoc>le on Ii vtng in do11mtown Cleveland. "We have people movtna here and &ell!nl their cars:· 1~1aya. THE GASOLINE Cl'Uddl bu not made all new bome~n rush back to the ctty. SUbmta within short commutlnc dla· tance served by bu.sea or trains alao have seen strong home ~Y· inl mal'ket.s in recent months. Emilian Koster, of tbe cent.rat New Jersey broke rage firm Koster & McGee, notes that hom es in s uburbs lik e Ridgewood in Berge n County aod Westfield in Union County. lying just across the Hudson River from New York City and with easy access to mass transit, are "in b.igb demand." The rituals of homebuying also are going through change because of gasoline worries, brokers say. .. ENERGY inte~ted in cnmin1 around t.o see what bouaea coat," the broker aaid. Homebuytng habits have ~ leas di9turbed by gasoline and home beating worries in southern metropolitan areas. ' ROUSING P&ICES in Dallas have gone up abqut 10 percent.• year, according to broker BettJ Harlan. But she and other •ref brokers say there is only sligb.Uy more conce rn about whether mass transit is available, aoa none at all about what kind dl fuel a home uses for beating. In AUanta, brokers report no ru s h to th e c l oser·ifl neighborhoods because of gasoline worries. Home s ales ln the northwestern Cbica10 auburb ol Mount Prospect are down 20 per- cent from laat year and sales have slackened considerably in the put two months, says Tom Stengren, president of Century 21 Countryside Real Estate PRAISED BY CARTER-Davis, Calif., has "slashed energy use more than 35 percent what it used to be," President Carter not- ed in a speech this week. In a typical neighborhood in the city. Susan Johnson pulls a trailer loaded with groceries and children Amy and Mark lo her solar home subdivision. SEVEBAL BROKERS noted that weekend open bouse busi· ness has dropped because of lbe gasoline crunch. "People are not spending their weekends driving around look· ing al houses," said Ba rba ra Napier of Esquire Realty in Camp Springs, Md. Ce nter's 'Dog~ Called Marve l COLUMBUS, Oh io (AP> - Ro·dog l+le watchdog is on the Job at the Center of Science 81\d industry. '\ "THERE HAVE been a number of factors, and I think tbe gas shortage does have somethlng to do with it. People just don't want to drive," be says. heatiilg oil, brokers say homes heated by electricity or natural gas are easier to sell than homes using oil where homes are priced for the executive, have lost business re- cently to more conveofont sub- u rbs. How a home is heated is another big concern. In New ,England and in W asbinston. D.C., where homeowners are bracing for winter with tower than usual s uppUes of home The 'distant suburbs are tbe areas being hurt tbe most by the gasoline shortage. New Jersey brokers say that towns like Basking Ridge, where tbe only way to work is by car, .and RICHARD RAMSEY, presi· dent of the board of realtors in Monrovia, a s uburb of Los Angeles, says: ''The gasoline situation seems to be hurting Countinns Promoted Two senior executive promotions have been announced by Western Pa~Uk Flaudal Corp., a Newport Beach wholly owned mortgage banking subsidiary of Shearson Hayden Stone. Frank O'Bryaa, Newport Beach, president of the subsidiary for eight years, has been elevated to chairman of lM board, a post that has been va· cant since 1973. He will head new business de· velopment programs. He ls succeeded by lloler W. t..by, Newport Beach, as president and chief operating officer. He had been executive vice president since 1971. He joined the company in 1962 as usistant to 1be financial vice president. Luby will be chief of the corporation's na· tionwide chain of mortgage lending offices, which produced $550 mimon in real estate loans last year and serviced a mortgage foan portfolio of $1.8 billion * J obn S. Freaell bas been elected to tbe board of directors or Grubb and Ellis. Re-elected were Harold A. Ellis J r., chairman of the board and president of Grubb and Ellis Co.; Alvia L. Swa .... Jr., president. and ._aid P. Robert C. Bordwell bas joined Commerce. Bank of Newport. Beach as vice president and commercial loan officer. He was previously wilb Manufacturers Bank in Newport Beach and Union Banlt in Newport ·Beach and Los Angeles. His background as a com· mercial loan officer includes experience in fin ance and management. • Walter J . Stark, vice president of Golden Stale Sa nwa Bank, has been appointed manager of the ba nk's office in Newport Beach. The office will open on July 23. outlying , more rural properties. People ask more often how far it's going lo be from work." Accord i n g to s uburban Chicago brokers, there are often five suburban homes for every home buying prospect. But Marion Maner, president of Manor Realty on Chicago's south side, has had better luck recently. He credits the gasoline s ituation. "We ha1e a waiting h:.t," he says. DEBRA BROWNING , com munity director for the 1.000-unit Park Centre apartment complex Kansas Cit y broke r Moe Courville says his company has sold 30 percent to 40 percent fe we r homes in suburban d'e· ve lopments in the firs t six months this year compa red with last year, partly because "some people are thinking, let's not drive today." A BROKER IN Darien. Conn .. who asked not to be idenWied :.ays many of her colleagues are thinking twice about chauffenng their customers lo see houses: ·T m not going lo waste my gasoline on someone who's JUSl Ov~r T h•• Cot)nh ·r MASO LidiftCJ' Ro-dog is the radio-controlled creation of some fellows in the center's electronics department. He was house-trained just in time for the 280-exhibit Super Summer Science Show lbat w:ill continue through Sunday at tbe- center His creators say the 3l·pound mechanical marvel is an im- provement over the traditional cantne varieties. He doesn't shed, avoids fire hydrants and trees and is immune lo fleas. About the only thing Ro-dog ra n't do ver y we ll is bark. Cr~ator Ed Lewis said someone left the ci rcuit for his bark in a desk drawer. HEW YORK IAPl -Ttw loOow:'i. II" Crawto '\'. , ..... Jo\.IYnM 18 181.;, PO\\I~ "'"' 1 ~~f:?&c 9 .... 11) I C.rO$l re 71"-,,,_,_ K<11~S1 pl 11v. 19 Proorp 1~ • SOl«led 11· CuttrFed 1"'· l Y, K•lvar 1h 1v. Pt>S•NC 1ona1 SK.urlll•\ Cytllron 14' IS t<.•m•n '° ~ PurlS.n ~··~~~~·e:~ OentyM 10'1> 71"1 KmP"m '" 10'4 Putoc .. p Ol•De• 11'-'t 1149 KaleGre Ou.•llnn\ tMur<1nce & lndu•I· OaytM•I 7J"' 7SV, S " II 16 A•QenPr al "OCI<\ l><'klbAq .,.. l"I~ K~y\am 1 •. 1 Raye nm AEL Ind &'•) ) O.Luc( ll JI ... ~=~f,~7 ,, 16 ' Ra1mno AFAProt !\, I V. oe1c•nr 11 I) 1\0!, 1410 R"<9EQ AVM (.p l ... l'• O<olln18 "'· >J ... Klml>dll 1' '1 IS Po .. OE • :~~~~ •' • "" [)foweyfl 1 .. , ... K1nqtn1 tl 1 141h RoDOMy tO'• 1t 01aCry1. 1~·. , ..... KnoJP"V ''''* 1\ , Ro\•tnn AOYRO\\ \'I \'Ill Oo•n(ru ]I'' ll Kr~10' 14 IS Rou.,,. Ad•Mltr l? ]?Ii. 00<.ul•I I .. I .. L.anc:p1n 10 10,_,_ Ru.Slo• At•xAl t • 78'• .,.. DottrG" .... '. l41,,dR.-s ,., l S..dltf"t' Alltotn~ ,.. ) JO Donlo~ ,,, . ,, .. L•n .. co n~. 1J•1. StanOt :~r:!p 1)' I "''1 Dorene,, ::. ::~ lldStor 4' I s .. '>CroppH ,, ... 18•, Do1tOB L1nec u •l 4J ... ~·\~II A Furn s .. 6 OUn~•nO 11\. ""' l09ttrn ~i.14 lO\t. Svctn,tr A Greet 11'• '1•!. gurron 'r,i,'tr M .. a•GE 1)1:. 1S~ SftdWmt AlntGp \1'1• "''• t OftLlb Ma~llP~I ''"• !t 5ot10S1S .t,Mlcro• 1• 7•h CIP,uEt 101 T 101• Ma rRt n ~~J~ ~•IWlr AWelClrtq If\, Ill. EtCler8• I 8\e MiJJ t•rt SwGsCc> Am terr Jt;, 3'• Et•Nuct ott. 1~. MQl ... \\I II>'> 11 SwEISv Anadlle IV. 11/t EIModut .. , , sv, M11u1LP'-711., ,. St1nclyn Anl'leusB :nv. n~. Enr~v 161,. llV. M<Corm •s.>to IS .. ~::~~, • . .,, Entwi\U ,, • J M<Ouav "'" 1)14 I I"' 4'-\'' 11(o ll'. T•m11<1• ,. 1'I 19 19"-· TetumP b}'' I>< .... 9 ... 10'/o T'!ftnAnt ,, ,. s~ '"" f:."~~(Yp 17 .... 11-. 10 .... ,, .... ,. .... n• .. .. llO f•l OµO 4\ i fie I ,. .. ,. .. l "'noc I ' Ill. ..... "'°"' 0 I) I• n 1\ .. UnM<G11 "'· '0'• 31 , l'I'' us '>•"Cl , .. ,.~ "' . \' • U'> t•o 1). """ 11'o 11 UV~ll\n n . ,.., 1S'4 ff)I • UpP•nP ·~ . ,,. 1..... .. -4 v .... c .. , ,, • 11'- 1 1 • vanD11• " ' u • 48 SI V~'trO Q 10 10 .. 13"' 13 • V•NB'll t~ 4'1it I& • ,,~. ,. .. W\f\fnr •S'• 1b"° JS•• JO•• Wobl>R\ 'b • '1114 -'O' > \ll I 'N"fdtrn ,. ' ] .. ''"" =~,.·~i.q "" 10\· 11'1 17\IJ \•. 6'• ISl-1 16"" =~l.9 4 .. \ ... 111~)"1"' 31> :i. .. ,,.,, ,...., WooaLot 11 111.. , ..... ?S\IJ WW Eno , .... 9 .. IJp •uff!,tl /!wfpts .. rw YORK IAP) The IOUOWll>Q I" ""°"'' the Owr lhe C-l•r •tot•~ ll'ICI ••rrants 11\;11 "'9•• 90ft' up "''' mo\I ""' CIOwn '"" ~I IMS"<! on p,oronl 01 • .,.,. ·~rot~\ ol _.,..,.. '°' T~y ~o ~ur1h.., ''"'°'nq bfok)w \7 ar#' 'n<.' -.... , -~t.._1_ Cl\ot~ ,,,. I 01ff_.'f'"',. °"'~n I"" prft'4ff0U\> cm• btd pttrf' MMJ 100..y '\ lctit b•O P'•C~ UP!> .... ._ ltt\I O>q Pt! I {or,,...\ I) 6 Ut> RS , At>t>lbm l) ' .. 1li0. Up H J HCA 111 I t-71_, UP 1S • Dunl81>A .. . 1 Up 10 \ Pqmla.a n 1'. ,,., Up 18 • ~~~P,,t ... .. fl 16 Up II> , ,~. . "' Up IS • A u I CJn4H" 1 . .... Up 14 ' H•rwyn 8 . ' Up I• 10 St•nwo 31, . ~ Up 13 II GIUayC• l• • l'IJ Up 11 11 V'HtMn I . v. Up 12 • 0 Q 1 ' 0 .) .J 0 0 0 , Tomsic Jr., senior vice president. Grubb and EUis Com merclal Brokerage Co., Newport Beach ; Jerry L. Becker , president. Grubb and Ellis Residential Brokerage Co.; Emmett R. DeMoss Ir., chief financial officer, Grubb and Ellis Co.: He began his banking career in Chicago and joined a Southern California bank in 1962, subse· quently managing the Compton and City or Com· merce offices. In 1976, he became a regional vice 'president of an independent California bank. He joined Golden State Sanwa Bank earlier this year. • Joseph V. Cherry, Newport Beach, director of quality assurance for ITT Cannon Electric - North America. in Santa Ana. has been elected a vice president of this division of International ~~:,:~gp 4V1 4h .t,rkWG\ 24 7S A~(Old ,, .... v. AllG•LI IS"° 16 ::~:~~ 1~~ 1~tt Go\k'R~ ci 'Y" '!~ Bu\IFr 11 11'14 BavhMk • '"" 10 EqlOll EtMnAI F'brl FIOUnll FtBkSY• f t8o\tn ~:~~f~ ~:~~fnt 44 ., Mid\aW » n SlerlSt . . .... W"9111W ... \'"" ,,.,, 32'h MOIOC<1p I .... l\'i Str.t,.CI !6 ""' ZtonUla 11·, n~. 11 16 IS 16 MoOIR•• ''"· 6811· ) 11-16 J IS.16 3'9111 .a• .. M1at8k> 19 JO .IY'IJ XIV• ::~'~e~c ~~ n~; 12'"' 17\lo ~v. ~ ... Monl(OI """ , n11o in. Moor,.PO 11V1 ?;J t3•/,. u v., Mor9Rh 1 1ll+ ll R~la<:TO Jl'n 14 tntPl6'11 , .... I) LtM\(0 u,.,, 16 UMC Et , ... ,, Pr\SI•~" !t:1: 18 Untn'1<!0 19 TtfJr<O ~ ?O ll••otrn 3~ 11 8etc0Po1 6\lo ,, UlntR\ un 71v, + 3 .. v. • ,.,., + '" . '"· . , ,~. • ,.. • .,. • 'h 2 Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up Up 10 10 i 10 10 0 0 • l 8. 8. 8.1 6 a. 0 u 8 I 6 '· Marvin M. Grove attorney with Chickering and Gregory; Donald M. Koll, president, the Koll Co., Newport Beach, and Robert C. Kyle, president, Real Est.ate Education Co Telephone and Telegraph Corp. · He is ·responsible for quality functions at · plants in Santa Ana, Irvine, Pomona, Phoenix and Whitby, Ontario. • Ml~llael ft. Pearce hH been namt.-d vice presi· dent and mMn uJ(ci r at We lt. Farp Baak'• Newport Center <1Wc,. · • He 111 form r a1111l11h1tll vlN' 1,.1r••nldctlt •nd real cstuw department manMl(f!r ut thtl Sain fl'ranclBco maln Office ot the bank Before joining the company in 1975 as a senior product specialist, he was quality assurance direc: tor for Trivex , Jnc., Orange, and manager of quali· ty control at Crescent Engineering and Research Co., El Monte . NABERS (3) ( A l'ILM PRODVCflOH STUDIO lEASEFRoM THESOURCE $10 00 ~., •• , •• .,, OwHrtlll' 111 .,.•wr,ort '•clflc•'• Mo•I• ' Tiit H• .... S.-" protect.cl. StJ,000,000 9rou. • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCRLENT SELECTION • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA $40-9100 7 14-H7.0Z07 Call 642 • 5171. Put• f.w word• to work for you. '"the i 1UlijQmll Introducing the silent beeper. How can a bllotf l:lt lllent? S1mp1e •• ii vibrates gently when someone·• uywig to rucll you. lllAI tor llO$pltal. ttleltlr. courtroom. meettngs ··anywl'llrt llOIN WOUICI l:lt dlltul'blng. Or. tllp !tit swltcll and llaYe normal. awlble beeping. Elltltr way, anyone cen ruch you wlttlln 10 9'COllOS wlttl ttlls sllm. llghtWelght PiQer. And AnlWtf .Plge alters COYtflQI anytime. anywhere II' Loi Anglles, Orange, 5an 8er111rdlno, Rrveralc!e Ind plf1S Of Ventura counties. all tor one low monthly rate Wint to know more about tht soent *'*' till us loelly1 ........,. ~CiSWER ffi6E .. u._..c.ey 462-PAGE ....... C.llly 731 -7777 Ort"'......,.~"' "" ,._ . ....., eno ... ,. •• , 1iiu ...... ........ NewS&L To Pay Dividend Orange Coast Savings and Loan Association or Costa Mesa, at its first stockholders meeting, declared a 3~ percent dividend to stockholders ol record as of May 15. Richard P. Bond, pres· ident and chief ex· ecuUve officer, said as· sets reached $15,691,520 at the ~Clle of business on March 31, the end of the pssociation's fis cal year. EARNINGS for fiscal 1970 were $154,164 -or 77 ce nts a share . Stockholders' equity was $2,104,424. Stockholders elected the current board mem· bera to another term. They include Albert An· toyan, Dexter Armatrona. Richard P. Bond, Jtobert O. Bri1p. Dou1lu E. Patty, Ray E. Prehm, Thomu E. Sparks and Frank G . TUf'Jey. Antoyan was elected ehalrman. Ile owns An· toy•a Enterprlaea, a eompaay tb•t owns a.nd opentes eo1111nerclal aDd ind\lltrial bui ~~--'-~ waterfront -....... 1•1!1t1111.t11111+ .. 4"111m•1 ' Beeline '"" '"" FtaWelU 'Ii ~ Mo~te• 71 1sv, 1l MoQcom J1l1 • "· Up I BettLab 33~ 341;, Forel!O 7'V. 11:11. Motc!IM lll 39V. ,. W•tkG 6 )·16 + 7·16 Up I Blbt>Co 1JV. 14 ~,~~~~" 111, 1''• MolClub sv. 6"• 1S GrlN~ll f.' • "' Up I.I BirOSon 71 741'> 8 • Muollor 2s1;. 2~· 76 M<C<t•t . . .,. Up I I Btrlthr l\lo 1V. Fr•nk~ ,, uv. ;~ASD1IQ S uiflnaarfl DOW HS Olk H 111 P 2S"' 2611> GnRIE\I II 11'1> ~:ra~, i:.,, ~1·~ Nam., L.t\I Cllt Pel. Bonanr• JV. JV• GnRe1n\ ''~ T¥''> NwlORE 1\h 1611> I Omn'nw<t , .. 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Michael Pertschut, chairman of the Federal Trade Commlaaioo, recenUy put the dimenJSiona of the merger wave loto this penpeeUve: -In 1.975, there were 14 corponte acqwaltioos lo which the company dolnc the acqu.iriag paid more than s100 million. • -ln U117, there were ,1, -IN lt'18 TBEaE WEaE M, and their combined total or $21 bUllon represented more than 60 percent of the value ot all 2,100 reported mueers. -In the first three months or 1979, there were announ· cements of 24 such mergers. If lh1s trend continues -and It certainly shows no sign of abating -1919 will go down in the books as the greatest merger year in bistoq. What a way lo bring the decade to 'a close. Here are some of the companies whose independence has been submerged in this modem tidal wave: Del "Monte. Green Giant, Seven-Up, Tiffany's, Tropicana. Mervyn's. Hudson Pulp & Paper, Friendly Ice Cream . P e ter Paul, Union Bank, Olinkraft, Pet. Dr. Scholl's, lnJand Container, Taco ~ell. Field Enterprises. Budd and Enwmann's. Money Tree The list keeps ex· panding. Just pick up your paper every day and catch the new ones. • Allied ChemicaJ, plagued. by a multitude of problem~ 1n its chemical operations. is offering $558 million to ac- q u1 rc Eltra Corp .. maker of batteries and Converse sneakers. ;.imong other products. The addition or Eltra 's St bt llwn w sales will bring Allied Chemical up to $4 .27 b1lhon MIDLAND BANK, ONE OF THE largest tn Br1ta1n <il has 3,000 branches tl;lere >. ha!> moved to offer $530 million for Walter E . Heller International, a Chicago-based com- mercial finance company which also owns a bank, American Nat1onal Bank & Trust Co. Europe'!> largest li fe insurance company. Allianz Versichcrungs of Munich, is ready to put $370 million on thl' table to buy f'1delity Union Life Insurance, a Dallas company specializing in ins urance for college students. Even these deab are dwarfed by the blockbuster wait· 1ng 1n rhe wings: Exxon·s proposed buy of Reliance Elec· lnt'. Cleveland-based maker or electric motors. EXXON. WORLD'S LARGEST P ETROLEUM com p<Jn)'. ,., nor ont· to haggle over pnce. Reliance sb•r.es have nl·v1·1· .. old for nrnr« thcin $41 Exxon offered S72 a share That·.,, whal you l'all making an offer that can't be refused Thl' qu1·~tion n<iturally anses· If Exxon is interested"' tlw ..tectr1<· motor business, why doesn't 1t ent~r the field on 11:-own hook. starling from S('ratch'> If Exxon. with 11' \ ast rl.!sourcc!>, c an't, who can? Aul lhl' 1mpulst behind man_y of lhl'se mergers IS tht· samt· Man::igements art! either bereft of new ideas or too t1m1d to launch a new busmess tt·s so much easier. don't you know. to buy a company. ll will come lo a climactic finis h in the year 1999 when Exxon merger::. with General Motors and lBM lo form t::vt•rythmg. lnc . t he only company left in America. Stock Market Reacts To Possible Shakeup NEW YORK CAP> -Thestockmarketzjg.zaggedtoday, reacting to the resignations offered by President Carter's ca bin et members and chief aides. The Dow Jones averageof30industrial issues was up0.08 points to828.58 although atone e<>int it was down JO'h points. On the New York Stock Exchange, declining issues led advances by almost 2· 1. however, despite a flurry oflate buy. ing. Stu~lu In The Spoflfgllt M'hat .'ttuc-k11 Did NEW YORlt IAPI "'""""'""" ~(llnctcl UMhdn91ld f 01•1 l\Wt"~ ...... lllQI>; .. ~ ... 10.W~ NEW YORK IAP) Sa•·~ • I> m l)flCe •!Id nel <Nnl!' ot llW 1~n tn01I .tcl•ve A~rl<"4' Slock E f <ll<tnQ<' "~· l rftClfnq Mllon<111y di mo•~ ll>dn SI. 8T8!~ec~f "-· m:~ ::v· ! t: V•l.H I A Pl ... 'I' ~100 ""lh NEW •ORI( Approa final PreYIOU' day • . Week •CJO ... • Monlll •90 . , Year -VO lS.•l0.000 3•.110,000 :i. .• so,ooo RtH'lln! 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IOll'lt • ClfwP 01 ~ ... llWIO °" • '-"" 40 !ttO ~ ,,,. ~-· • ot Otle Of l'-1\ I OYllllAIV AaMANMHAVU .. 1e:=C" OO<CAWTT 0.-11 MoN CdM WICl 11141 c:oe.-uca (Par\ I 01 Ser.IHle..,11 it ....o.acT UNIWW • The Sc6et lfNICle" (J)~wms 9 .-w OAlffltt Faye Dunaway gives young Dustin Hoff. man a cleaning up in a scene from the ·movie "Uttle Big Man" tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. Ouett ltoln: 8elty Wflll• GUftta· Shirley Jone1. -~ SQ.OOY 'E1tcteti0'\" 7tOOIM~iS:E UCNEW8 (I) JOkEA'8 WIU> I LOVE LUCY 7:808 W<>fll.OWAAllOI CMA.AV A INtlchmAklll(I ef\lerl)<18" which Lucy end Elhel con- coct bacltllr .. eSANR>N>AHDSON Freo -the beglnn•nq ot ,,.. end ol llta JUnli 00... neg Wl\811 Lamoni lllicff a fOb In a men's ®thing l lO<e. Batlle 0 1 San Pietro 0 ®J FAMILYFEUO 0 OATIHO GAME fJ HOlLYWOOO IOUAAE.8 G TIC TN; DOUGH • THI MAOV IUNCH Greg admita he WU lltl'IOtt· Ing end p<omlaH not to do 11~n Ola•IH'I Ll•ll•9• I KNXT (C8SI Los Angeles KNSC \NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA ( nd.) Los Angeles KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angele& ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego e KHJ·TV (Ind) Los Angeles llJ) KCST (ABC) San Diego. e l<TTV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV(lnd ) Los Angele~ &') KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles 8i> KOC£· TV.(PBS) Huntington eeacn 7 Shows in Top 10 g) AOAM·12 Tlle'daug111w ol a wound· ud llllOPkell~r CrtllCIZOS R6&Cl for i1llow1no c1 'Ob~r I065C81)e fD MACNEIL I LEHRER AEPOAT U:) MAGIC aAETHOO OF OIL PAINTING lreM A¥R111111" (I) UNT-AMED WOALO • Con11nen1a1 SurYf\lats" llOO 8 (I) THE LOVEBIROS A young wlle'a lnS1$16nee upon gelling a job causes havoc '° 11141 lemily lloute- hOld 0 N8CMOVIE • • * * "Little BIO Man" ( 10701 Oualln Hollman. Faye Dunaway A 121· year-old white man who was the sole aurvlvOf ol Lime 8lg Hom recaHa 111s Ille 11n0 toves on the West- 11<n lrontte< (RI 0 MOVIE • • • • "The Apertment" 11960) Jeck Lemmon. Sh1<- 1ev M&eLa1ne Hop1no to ge1 a promotoon a young msur11nco man kinda his ..-"'*'·to..,.~ t"'9a.. _Ji "'' ) e o 11C1HT• ~ N~ dtoPt out of ~ IO< IM "t!ICI..,_,. en4 ...ith" of Ille llloOfttlnQ world (A) G MAOIQGo.TO• TINl&TOWN Tltll 11.IUdl 11atra1.. '"- atorv Of M1cf110M State·• ~lltflMlll IUl)eftlat, fllr· 1110 ' MIOIC'' ~ wtw> haa SIO'* Wllh Ille I.Qt ~l ... .,.. • CNQ. llt.WtrTT IMOFM.NOI Gu.It Helefl AedOy, JOM -~ * • ·~ "Beyond 8e41el" I 1976) Oocu"*'latV A n-look 111 _,,. ol the OlcJ.1 m'f9llHIU 01 llMe lllCludlng ESP •NI , .. nc;111. 11a11on.12 h11 1 8i) THI AGE Of' UHCE.RTAIHTY fhe Sip Cotpot&llJOn" TM cOfporehon, cap1tellsm'1 moal l)tlfvatMve IOl'e& I~ 01uec:ted. 6emys11fie0 end llt unwitting ~800- ment of 90CIW..,,, noteO. D THE 8CAAl.ET LETTEA At Ille Boeton maot-tr&IM oobate Wh41ther Hester I& hi lo r4tl&e 118' cNICI Pearl. Cllllllll<Jwortll II called 1n to 11'<\d to the ltlOng Reverend Atlhur Otmmes<lale wl\o '' sulfertno lrom a mystor1. OWillneM (P,,r12ol4j 1:30 6 (J) GOOD TIMES W IHonr. IS IOfced to ldke 8 s1.m<1 whon Penny·s nalu <di m olller llppeilt~ to r<rela•m llur <1aug111er 0 WILD WORLD OF STUNTS Q) THE 000 CouPLE Oscw 1011 Fell• IOlk hom onto ooono 10 0 "lal farm to 1161p him get Into shape. 9:00 1J (J) C88 MOVIE • • • "A Ouesllon 01 Ou11t" ( 19781 Tuesday Wold. Ron lOlbman. T.ho 1r1a1 01 a woman aocuseo ol muroering her young oaughter b!lnos up the issues ot m0<1tl11y and 1u ... hce In contemPOrory socl· ety 0 ()]) CHARLIE'S ANOEL.8 Joll M u nroe (Fa.trilh F owce11-Ma10<5) 1e1urns 10 help tho An9efs rescue her k•dnepped S•'19' Kris from lhtt clutches of 11 dc.mon10<1 mollloneoro !RI CBS Sweeps Nielsens LOS ANGELES <AP > CBS.TV captured the But there was good news fo r NBC. The nallonaJ Ni~lsen ratings released Tuesday, with network finished behind CBS and ABC for the seven shows rated in the top 10. week but its new "Prime Time Sunday" CBS has finished rirst, or tied for first. in three news magazine show finished No. 19, its highest· or the last four weeks. beating ABC in a contest of ever rating. "Prime Time Sunday" was the only summertime re runs . CBS' average rating for thl! top20showthalwasn'ta repeat. week that t•nd<'rl Sunday was 15.1, compared to ARC's 14.2 and NRC's 11 0 IT WAS THE SECOND timt: in three editions ---------------------of the show that "Prime T ime" was NBC's THl UNf BllWHN UNEAND OtATH ISTHE BLOa>UNE: highest-rated program. It finished tied with ABC's 1:t•1v1ur+w1:00 .. 8AlA PLAIA IDWAllDI' MfWPOfll DUHMA Oro<1 '•?'l •, 11•1 N11wr>0rt 8n11c11 Odil 07fi0 UI CIMlMAS lfADIUM OIUfl·IM Wes1m1ns1cr 81.t 1 01•11r Oranye b3{! B770 "Mork and Mindy,'' the most popular new show or last season. The Nielsen top 10, and their ratfogs: 1. "M·A· S·H," 24.9 <CBS>: 2, "WKRP in Cincinnati;.'' 24.1 <CBS >; 3. "Three's Company," 24.0 CABt,); 4, "Taxi." 22.7 CABC>; 5, "Lou Grant," 22.6 <CBS>: 6, "The .Jeffersons." 20.9 <CBS> 7, "Laverne· & Shirley," 20.l <ABC); 8, "60 Minutes," 20.0 CCBS); 9 . "Alice." 19.2 <C BS>: 10, "The Dukes 'or Hazzard," 19.1 <C BS>. The A.C. Nielsen Company rates prime·Ume programs based on a s urvey, and the three major networks use the ratings lo determine advertising rates. Each ratings point. the company says. rcpresenL'\ about 750,000 homes tuned in to a purliculur show WIOf,F. NO. It ISN'T as good as No. 8 for CBS' "00 MlnutcK," the nc wsm&Razmc that broke ground In prime lime. the rating for "Prime Time Sunduy" rcprc1mnl8 m aJor Rlridt!s for NBC. The m•twork'11 forme r ncwN mugazlnc, "Weekend," flnlKhed vc:ry racar the bottom almost cv~ry w~ck. rn far t, thc11c urc good tlmc~s all aro und for the n(•w11tm1~azlnt> format. IA UC'N rctcnlly revitalized "20 20" rm1t1twd 16th (or tht. wc•·k "20·20 " was No. :J htllf W~t•k . l~A.HT WEEK'S "SALT II" debate on NBC re· colved the WOr'ftl raUnA or N1ehum':s 64 shows, S.9. a nd drew only 11 percent Of lho t.clevlslon BU· dlencc. The re1tt or the bottom 10. GG. "Sword of Just.lee." 8.8 CNBC>; S6, "8tochrd ChannJng ln Just Friends.'' 8.3 (CBS); :n. "l'mjed UFO," 8.1 (NBC); S8, "Carnlval or. the Anlm•l8." a special. 7.9 (CBS); 59, "8UJ)4'rtr1ln," 7.4 (NBC>: 60, "The Pa~ Chase.'' 7,, lC08); 61. "008slp," pilot 7.1 (NBC>. 62, "Bat· tle!1'tar Oalacllce:· 6.9 t ABC>: 63. "Hardy Boys," 8.2 <Aile). DAILY PILOT TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS TUBE TOPPERS • M.fMD Hm:HOOCK ......,.,. •'Poet•~" A WOfftM i.ern1 thll a winning 1W0MC>9la61• liCllal .. In lhtl evil lier h1110tlld w .. ... .......,. • ., • d. n ,,, •. 3 1'11111.) • .,..wrr KTLA II 8:00 -"The Apartment." the Oscor·winning movie from 1960 s t ars Jack Lemmon and Shirley MacLaine with Fred MacMurray as the third side of the triangle. °"'*'In • GITIMM'f A.Qtnl to la Miit 10 Ca.a.a. blenC:a to find tNI muf Cler. ., Of '75 IOp l(llentllll ... .. anCI .. _. w 1N KAOS tgeflt wtlO '-lfllll.. ttetect the wem of 811 lt'rloOftMt j)Mce. 2:i11 NIWI l:JO MDVII • * •~ "Holcl 8eck TM 01twn" ( 184 I) Chat'1N KHJ I> 8:00 -Magic Goes to Tinsel Town. A special on Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the Michigan State basketball star who recently signed with the Los I lilTONIOHT 111ao MOYIE e • ~ "NIQlll And Thft Cuy" ( 1oi;o1 R1cherd Wk:l"'-'k. GenP Tletney A MMll·ltme l>OOd dodgot 11\e •YnOIUta. 11 hf , S5 min I Soyw. OIMe ci. ......... I .... HI NIWI 1:00 .MCMI • • "The Couraoaoue Dr. c11 .. 111an" ( 111401 ,,_, Angeles Lakers. .CBS tJ 9 :0 '' Guilt." Tuesday Weld ays a woman ac· cused of murdering het young daughter <see photo be low) , · ' Hef at\Qlt. T °"' NINI.. D 8PEOW. "Tiie U1t1mate Weapon'· Jim McKrell l\oal• a docu men111ry ()(I bringing 81bkts to Ch<11t1llf't1 bl:lhlnd me Iron Curtain ID MEAVORIFflN Guest llC)Ct Betry While Gu&sta Shirley Jonu. Mlchoie lee. Joun BIMiz. JUOflh Krat1f1 fJI THE Af.8TLE88 EARTH Fiimed 1n HI ooon1r1et. lhll ooc;umentary contends lllltl Earths Crual COflllSltJ ot 1aroo "plales" c;onsl&nt· IV shllhng. c•uslng ea1111 quakos. volc•noe~ ano other d1srup11ons IR) U:) SUMMEAFEST R19 bnnd \IOCOllSIS To• Uenol<o H&U)tl 0 (,onn1111 ,1nd. 0ob lberlv porlorn• 11~ from Woll Trap Form r> rk 1n v1ennt1 V11g1n11t 10:00 0 0 NEWS O ®J VEG.Al A woman Ml<llOlly '" l<Jvo w1111 Olln m8SQU4ttlldes "s ii m11te 10 k~I "'' gtrl· hlOl'\dS (R) II) NIGHT GAL.l.ERY "Ole Now, Pay UIWr' An unde<taker runs C• J•nuary kl "Coad We1Qh1" A.n unde<WOl'ld tlgurn trlOS •o loave the country t0:30 11 NEW8 11;00 0 ()) (11) NEWS MAKE ME V.UOH 0 MOVIE • • '" "lhe Dam BuSlt>H. f 195:>) R1c.t11Hd loc1d. MICll<.tol Rodgr i.ve OurtnQ World War 11, th1' 611llbh b"ll1an11y pli.n to blow uo "'" Ruhr O.lm 111 Oe1mi1n1 12 hr~ I Q) BEDTIME STORIES • THI llENNV Hill SHOW OeMy t8llell 8 ht19"0UI betllnd·I~ loOk 1'1 " 'ct>t•PO" mov .. ID 00< CAVETT Guests Hon• Col&§ find 1"8 Copuenc•. IP&rl '1 of 2) '1:30 • 8WfTCH Pete la accused ot """"° " Sf8W8tdeta ~ .., .. K IU 8lly klllod by hflt C•WW allet Ille atumbled onto lht>tr plot 10 ~teal < ell•H 111 money IA) 0 TOHIOHT Ho.r Johnny C•"on Ouaa1a Dom O&Lu1t•1 Stil>flff '<alhorln•t Crumb 1oy OelClte I-fall °'"'"'' Mooro 0 01Ct< VAH OYl(E Rob ~•••I• 11 d&11y c;ounl l)f lhO hetrs he t\ ~•"(; D (@) POUOE WOMA.H P9p1.1nr j0tnll lh'l molnrt.y (.If) d•v•SIOt' ana bor.•""''" romonl~lly onv()fvpd wtlh II fntlow Ollle41< f PAii I ol 211n1 Q) THE BOHO SHOW Q) OETSMAA'T .MOW ' * e e "Mtt M1n1•er" 119-421 O•-Oar94K'I Wal let Pl<S~n A l&"•lly II•· lf'O Ir> E"Qland <ltJ<lt\Q 1tto German lleQe, ~t1uoo..., •n malnt11n & nn1m111 .,., • lenc-t I'"" 10 m•" I • MOVIE ••• ,. C11111.. Cit IVOI p951) Jott Mr.CtAfl, OllM• llloct<well A younQ 110"19'1 itn(I a Gt>Whanc) ~ " stro<>Q lrl9t>Clth1p dulll\Q " d~OVI Of;_, 'alllff drive 11 h< • 30 min ) f}J MOYIE •a "J'tltt.,_ Ill' 111114) M~ O!wMl>flll lynnn rr~l()t s-,....,1,.,, «"l lht'lt bfJ<ll IO ((,mt•lll •tlotro no~ q>fW.~ r,f '--' '' 01.lt t18'4• jtwn.-rt l(1fr _., "' t .. J...,. Iii btiA()tJ' •t tMhAf 41\C,4!1 ,_ • ""'"''''' ,_,.,,f'W., ot th«~ At11lff.,. ,,,........,, tlr' tH\ I 1237 0 1'10, BARFTTA A , , ff' .. • t ,,, ttr • krJt~tt~ '''' ,.. ,,,J t,f ,,,, •• 'J • ' 'l(l'•f '"' .. '' 1t.tf ('1•' \ ,,.,, I ' ff" If t 10' ,,.,.. ttfifN";fh•,. <t I·~ lhJ 12 40 f) l(OJAI( ~ '~"""''tr• "'''' '' •· ,,, c.1.,.,, , .... , Mt,.,,., Lt t'A+r,,.N, ff '-'t&k fmd d rulhteo., tr->-~' 'to11rk fRI 1:00 Q T~ GUMll H&fry ~Q. '"" '"" onwed IOllll'W>f to ~- Mil• end 9Q are caplur6CI when tl'8'( go to -c;i\ I<>< • nttW KAOS super WU9· on . ..... . __ _:__+--..-.IMll\tlly--~-e.r.l'W>c~ flt CAPTlOHfD ABC Ill@ cMO frank N..ihQ311 NEWS wllo starteo <l wopor1 Cl) STAR T'AEt( group 10< r.111101 .,,, ot The Ente<p<lll6 "1S1ls a d••oroed e>a<e<>h pon111 colony to Oellv&f 0 MAVEAICI<. 1uppl16!i. ond Capt Ktrt.. 1:411 0 NEWS 111\di; 111a1 1111 •ti not well 2:00 U NEWS M:>RNING 12:00 0 TWIUQHT ZONE M .. <tr.ha W"'I" goes to J d"pnnm.;n1 sto1e 10 buy <l qol<l thofTlble 0 MO\llE • • • • T rv· <;rdi> •• Ptt f 1!1•81 01111" 0<• ti•_,11,m(l ~''"".. S tPV£ofl":i A •(Jttnf~I m"r1111I p~11en1 •e<AJll ''"I" I no"°' ,,.,, •. _..~,, .. MP,. a:oa• MCMI • * e '"-"E\111 floy Sledia" • fl!l1 I) John Mlln, f.dle' Adame 4!030 MOYIE ••*"~a" (IMI Nt(IHI P81tlOll. Y¥0f\N MllChell 4:2110 NEWS 4:300 MOYIE " • ·Sfwen Dool• 1o n.ioth" I 19U ) Clllek O"- rl~tt JIJf"l!I c~ mwow • a · 'OHtln•uon 810 1-fOU'Mt" I 19S0) Oorotlty Patric;k, Rob8'1 Aodl .... Tltur•d••'• ~=~'~:~Ott~:~.'" I ICl .. 1) fl.nn Hope, ~4Pf "'"'"...., A llQM ~ r""''"'~ ,.... r.iw-- •'"" """nci m•luc!ed lnlO ,,,.~,,,.,, ,,~ 10,.,.,..) CD••• rn.t MOOIYI 1, ,, '"'""''' I 19S9) PM.,, ,• tl•I\ J._lf't q._~f0 ltr~t• IM (.rftNJ 0.~ of i #&t' ~. '~""' "' 000" ,,,. •'"'·"u 11aratuf; rts P«>Ot8 •IN "1<f "' 41, II> -Mm ,,,,. IJ <, IQ tm()<OY9 !NI «<.<~""'' 11 ,.., SO~ I soo lf6 •• r,...,o .. -.ng ">to•M ( 1'11•1 RICl'lerd (furl<>t> V1tq.n.a ~ A ... ,,,.., Al(;.G()Un1 d Wrt!- \ll>n Crluf(.IW9 • .._.. oitt•••nq the,_ ~ tn-1 .,.,., of WO-Id Wal II (1 hr 30mtn) 3:30 0 •• ·~ ''The Oeadty BM~--< 1967) Su,,_, l "'<!h ~ r•tik.Flf>fay A pop '"'9"' sufl11,.ng lrOll'I ... """~"°" •n<I ,,,. ... .,. mMh 01 a •.evere bree~· <10Wf\ dlt~ al a bee """' fOf rest. onry to ltnd ""' hi .. ""<lll"Q6<o<I by t"4t '".tne IM!el<eeper ( 1 nr, JOmo11 I ·"7est Coast Update Sus pert T uesday Weld plays CJ woman s uspected of the death of her child in the TV mov ie ''A Ques tion of Guilt'' tonight at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. Swit Stars H OLLYWOOD CAP) Loretta S wlt will co· star with Jack Albertson and Mary Martin in the ARC s pecial "Valen· tin<' " WED.-lHUlt .. JULY 11·19 IMl•··THE .. •• ~JO.' 30 HARDER !~ton t lO THEYIOmE CBS Plans Special Nelt.?s Segment LOS ANGELES IAP> C.:BS will begin <t West Coast edition of its evening news program next month, in a n effort lo updalc the main new~ program taped three hours earlier in New York. the network announred Tuesday. CBS would be the first network lo split ils newscasts belween lhc Ea~t und West coast.'>. The "CBS News With Waltt:r Cro nkite" would s till be ~een by viewers in the Pacific time zone. but the portions or Cronkite's program d ealing with the three-hour old breaking news would be deleted and re placed with latest national and in· te rnational rc portl> via the Lo5. Angeles bureau. "THERE IS SCARCELY a product in the world as penshable as news.·· Cronkite s aid in a release. ··1t is ctlt ve a nd vibrant and exciting, when Jt is NOW. when it fs the lates t news you can deliver to the audie nce. With each passing moment. it becomes more stale." The West Coast edition will begin Aug. 27. and will be anchored by Cor· respondent Ter ry Drinkwater. sa id Bill Leonard, head of CBS News . Currently, Cronkite's news a irs MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,,. on.ct-."'"-,.,..,,J • ff) ft#VWt --. ·~""' ·""'°""V"' nth• oontlt'lf '°" .,...,nu br ,,... '"'*"'.,, fi=!} All AOI S AllM<ffEO l!:!j 0,.,..,4f Auo .. n<-e• ALl D m NfO (I r11.ws lltC(N( THE UAL Of n4£ NOllON Pl() tUAl COOC OI SE.lf llCOUUll()ff II\ l' from N(•W York to the East Coast. and 1s taped for telecast here three hr1ur~ later News develop- ml'nt:-tha( o<·tur during the de lay arc in'lertt•d into the taped broadcast. Thal has tit.'i!O the 5.ystcm used by au th ret' net work:- .. l1A'ft:RIA1-" IN the present West ('u:i t nc1 work n*'w~ broadcasts may lw a-. murh as three hours old," said Lt·onard "Tht' nE>ws moves with such rap1d1ly today that three hours .can mt' an <t ~1gm£1t'aot delay .... With our new broadcast . we'll now have capability to consistently give our W c:.t Cou~I ;iud1ence an up-t.o·the· minute eveninf? n(•ws br,oadcast." CBS News broke ~round in 1963 when, w1lh Cronkite as anchorman, the everung news was expanded to a half-hour. Tht> proRram has become the stron~ ratings leader, far ahead of the ABC and NBC evening news prov ams Leonard a lso said that national news stones of special interest to the Wt!sl will be expanded. and that a West Coast version of the one· m inute, pnme-time "Newsbreak .. ~pol wlll be dooe from Los Angeles begi.nnmg in September. S H 0 I> A ,,ct.....,_ .... .._ .. ....................... ...... C1Mllr °"" ,, .......... ,......., We spe<:1aftte nome w1ll'I ....... .... .. ,,.......,. .................. 11\wMIUlll .. •1UNry ••• , It ........ . ~Cll-~ Dl,lfl••M al lite DAil' "lOT ret ........ , ..... .............. ..... .... . . ..... .... ....... oe11gn 1na c1 .. 10 your- • Bouoou Acc:euo,.•• • Comto116' Ena.mDiu •Window Tre11men1'- • Cutlotn F vrn11ure • e.dtl)(NOI Cllllllllf """'•' ......... 1.._ .. .., ....... .. ...... a..11 ...... llP ....... ..... ...... rt ...... (?t4)1U llll er ........°"'* .... , ........... rr,. .... , C1MI ... . • - INTIATAINMENT/MoVtES ~.July 11. 1879 DAILY PILOT •• .. ........... , ,._, .. Jl .. gle.fl Adaplatloa • •AeKOACtr wa>NDDAY -JULY II IN PD'ON: CLAJllB nsvoa. HANK - -WOIU>BN, B&N JOHN90N ·-·" ......... wtlo AHllNd tritb UNI "Ovns. 'Bloodline' Bloodless ..., ...... ~,..,.. ADM ION: 110.00 Donation to AJnerican 81 ~~2~"' C._. lodet1, O.C. Ualt lf. u reported. Sldoey SMldon is uncomforta· 7 30 bl• about Paramount'• ~ of the apostrophe in ' ·~~·::li!::~1:ii Utllnt UU. SU·mUllon adtptatJon ol bJa bestseller, . . POltTftlSATER . CORONA DEL MAR lie ba1 every ,.uon to be -not out ot any modes· 1~==================~ ty, real or assumed, but 04 · •( J b e c a use t be D a v I d lfOJ'IE Plck e r ·Sidney ~ ·---<~---"°---0 Id NOW PlA YIN(~ mA PlAZA UWllllOa' CltlDlll Clllflll llARIOR IUD. OlllWl-IM ... ~6339 Coslol Mtu 97{,·4141 S•n!J AN ~Jr.t21' llMll MAU lDWUDI' CllllMA WUT OtanQt 63M13•0 Wtstm•nsttr 891 ·393~ RE..,.• Eft'J' Beckerman productJoa of ~ • ,,. _ "Bloodllne" bas CO t>e ....________ one of t.be moat bungled Jobi of .daptatioo ln recent years. While the reason.a for lbeae enormous costs att evident ln every opulent setting and Glvencby aown doued by Audrey Hepburn. not to mention thi• nJm'1 lntemaUoaal all-star cast, the motiva· Uons for aU these stars ln Sheldon's m-Ystery thriller remain obscure throughout, thanks oft.en to a garbled soundtrack, thanks aJso. 1 suspect, to drastic editing that leaves vast areas of lbe script unexplained. TllUE IS, FO& EXAMPLE, a lurid stibplot involving lbe so-called "snutr• movies that has no conceivable relation to the main lines of the ac· lion. Movie Stirs Old Memories Jn Laird KoenlJ's screenplay .(at leut u see il oo the s~reen) seen~ don't now into ea~b other, U'tey collide: The French police pull a nude ~Y out. of the Seine, and we cut to James Muon bem~an1ng l~e fact that bis wife <Michelle Pbi~lips) ls bet~g carried off to the hospital after ha~1ng been spiked to the floor through her kn-s -an England! ....,. There's no possible connection between th two events. ln a singularly misjudged series---o~ Oasbbacks, Hepburn goes to Krakow to search out her late bus~and's origins. Simple arithmetic tells us that~ time had.to be the '30s, al lbe latest, but the past 1s staged like somethlng out or "Fiddle on the Roof"! r PUT SIMPLY, "BLOODLINE" is like one of those old·fashioned mysl~ry movies where lbe en· Ur~ cast, at o~e time or anothe r, comes under SUS· pic1on. Wh~t at's all about is who killed Sam Roffe a fter selltng the secrets of his international pharmaceutical empir~. · Hepburn, his daughter. now heads the firm· but ~er cousins -Ja mes Mason CEnglandl·, Ma ur1 ce Ronet (France) and Omar Shatif 1 Italy ' > By BOB THOMAS ~ are ~1 members of the board. and each.has his HOLLYWOOD <AP> -lt was called The Last own pnvale reason for wanting lhe company to go Great Hollywood Party IV , and fittingly, it offered public. Only Ben Gazzara. a non-voting member of a (i)med history of the town's faded glory. the boai'Cl -and a non-relative -is opposed The annual event has been held at Harold because Utat's the way old Sam wanted it. ' Lloyd's estate and Plcltfair ; this summer's party So Hepburn ma rries him, but suspicion soon was held on the backlol or the Burbank Studios Calls upon him as well. thanks \.o Inspector Gert (formerly Warner Brothers). Thousand-dollar. Frob~'s shtg~larly well-informed computers. donoNl to the City of Hope hospital and research Beatnce Straig~l,. Roff~'s trusted secret ary, is center were guests, along with Rita Hayworth, also under suspicion until she dies in an elevator Rudy Vallee, Mary Brian, Harriet Nelson. Steve plunge scheduled for Hepburn. Allen, Carmel Myers, Robert Cummings and other celebrities. Freddy Martin's mellow music pro. . THE FINAL WHODUNIT revelalton 1s hardly vided the proper tone for nostalgia. important. By !llY calculation, Ute culprit would have had to be an three places at once lo bring off A UNI VERSAL PICTURfo: • PANAVIRION • ml ,,, f, ~ A r 'y ,, I.,~, A I iw,ttl ... d•.,tflw'•fJ l~.J"~:[;Fif 1 • • • 1•· ,, • ".,. • n., ,, 1 •• , 1 r-. l:C•Ml:.ltsil~[CJ EDWARDS ' BRISTOL ORANGE M'Ll STADIUM ORIVE·IM ~~O /444 Orange 637 0340 (Jrdnqe 639 A77u I VI HY ~UMMI H n n-<-Rf AM 0 1- AMF.RllAN YOUTtl GOL~ 10 , !:>UMM~-R CAMP- 1\NDTI~f HLST GOTO CAMP "i< )R111~ lAH EVEN MORE NOSTALGIC was the entertain· all the crimes attributed to him. But by that time. ment that preceded the dinner-dance. It was a new all of the suspects have become so unattractive movie titled "Ken Murray's Shooting Stars." New that one couldn't care less which of them is movie? Well. nol exactly. Some of the footage goes brought to justice. Bill. MURRAY back 50 years. when the comedian first started What does matter is that these top talents ---- m aking home movies or Hollywood to send to the plus ~laudia Mori. Irene Pa pas and Romy ~ \folks back east. Schneider -have been totally wasted on this ill· · ~ Ke. n Murray, of course, is an insatiable movie craf~c;<1k j unkth l. Ohne clan odnly wonder what the script .,,. ..... .._._,",_ .................. ' 1-'~\l ut. Down through lhe years he continued filming was u e a t ey s gne up for. ""--·~---------. • ........... , ..• , • '" :p;.~ is famous friends, and he bas shown lbe results Ultimately, what's so deeply disturbing about • .. · ·-·· -"Sid Sh Id • Bloodl' BREA PLAZA EDWAllDS' HUNTINGTON STADIUM ORIYE·lll n television specials and one-man shows across ney e on i; ine" is the fact that this Br~ •• ~?9 !>JJ9 Hun11n91011·Beacn b48 0386 Orange &39-8170 be country. vast mountajn of talent had been assembled. They I bo ed to th t f $12 ·1li lDWAllOS' EOWAllOS' SAOOUIACll UAClllEMAS I "But 95 percent of 'Shooting Stars' bas never a r e une 0 ma on -and brought ClllEMA Ct•Tffl. El Toro f>81 '>1180 orange 634·3911 =-~n~be~.~~pe~~~~~M,"~ __ fo_rt_b_a_m __ o_~_e_. ______________ ~c=~=~=M=e~u=9~rn~~=1=4'============~ !pointed out. "When I did my one-man shows, even on Broadway where J appeared for a month, the !footage was black-and-white and silent with a !piano accompaniment. 'Shooting Stars' bas some ===~==~ml~~=~=~~~;;~--' dialogue and a score." . .. MURRAY, 75, CONSIDEas "Shooting Stars" the climax of his long ca~r. which bas encom· passed vaudeville . Broadway, films. radio, television and the long-nmning "Ken Murray's Blackout." The new movie was sponsored by Royal Oaks Films, a releasing company owned by Casper, Wyo .. oil interests. For tax reasons, the firm want· ed the final version before lbe end of 1978, and the crash program caused him a heart attack, Murray says. ·"LOVE AT FIRST BITE" "LOST & FOUND" (PO) ''THE APPLE DUMPLING GANO AIDESAOAIN" "BEDKNOBS& BAOOMSTICKS"(Q) "AMERICAN NrTAO" "HARPER VALLEY PTA" (PO) OPEN DAILY ' 12 JO "I was working 10·12 hours a day, and J couldn't sleep at nighl because I was thinking about what to do with the mm," he said. ''AP· parently I had a small heart attack and didn't know it. The doctor told me it showed up on the ....---------__;_ tests later.'· MURRAY SEEMS RECOVERED now, bis best tonic being the enthusiastic reception to ''Shooting Stars. With a little help from friends like Bob Hope, Gregory Peck, Jack Lemmon and Rhonda Flem· Ing, Murray conducts a tour through Hollywood's social hJstory, roughly the period from the talkies to television . Inflation beattng tips ... Every day . in the l,f.HIJQU•ll Have~ ever seen . a 100 foot race. •• sbaigldupl .. Or a log ·rolling contest (we call it burling in the North woods)? Or a pair of log· gers.filling the air with flying axes as they aim for the bulls· eye 50 feet away? It's all part of the brand new Canadian Lumberjack Show at Sea World. Six grueling events that match the skills of some of America's champion woodsmen. See this limited engagement now through Labor Day. It's just part of a full day of shows and attractions at Sea World. .. ' l \ f I J • A I-I B N &tit SMASH WEEK! ~ .. ,,lll•l•l'lllj .. ~·~~·~-:.~) .... ~·,.:-.., '-' •-• ••-te4-2400 . ,,... • a.u • ••• • .,.. • i•u ..... ~·-71)1&)1·9)10 ..... •C.-1131&31-';)10 '""---PltOf'MICY tNI -'"" IOIClll•1H1 9IOfflf l6laNI -~· JUST YOU AND Ml, •to1.,.1 11••• • 1••• •••• ·····•& , ... -----,, _ "''t•···· 4941514 • t "•" . ,., .... ., 494 1514 ....... '"' ... ,. •H·1is3 : , , .' ~ '' I. llii3::il . ~. liilt:YI "MIATIALLS" tl'(el W111U'-7:W 4 l'.0 tAf/~11,.1:11 ._1_ WOOOT ...U. "MAHHATIAHM • "THI IH·LAWS" "GI "WAVE MASTERS" 7:I06t:OOI'. _ ......... "' .. .... ,. ... ... U""' . ....,.., ...... --·· ...... MCMMZ .. .., -..---- ..... l&&IY .... Woodwinds in Irvine Clarendo1i Ememble Returns Thur~'-!aY IJ' DAN MILLER ,., , .. hMJ ...... .II. The Clarendon Woo4fw1nd Qulnt.tl prnented lhe flr11l and second lnataJlmenlJI of lhclr ln ternauooal Chamber Serie last weekend ln UC Irvine 's Concert Hall. whose 11uftably lntlmate sctuna wtll provide the proper locale for Thursduy',; flnale perrormanee. Quintet membcr11 ure Susan • Frlct1 (flute). Jon P e terson Coboe), fr(.td Ornuuu1 <c hmnell, Robert Bonn ·vie <French hor~. und Fowl r Fr1edlunde r 'bu11oon> •'RU;S, P ETERSON, arid Ormand joined rorccs with guest-pianist. Michael Sanders. to launch Friday's cxclusi'Vely Pren c:h -composed program "Caprice on Danish and Russian Airs" by Camille Saint Saeru; was the selected cntree an ap- pelidng morceau and a well· chosen opener It is a work which strongly suggests the melodic inventive· ness and textural talent or the r CLASSICAL MUSIC prolific Saint-Saens., The ensem- ble effectively captured lls humor. and demonstrated the composer's raciUty. particularly through the ingeniously con· traeuntal and imitallve ex· cha nges. . ln "Three Pieces for Quintet". by Adolphe Deslandres, the rJrst movement CAndante) was lnckhlster. in ract labored. This iihould be purtly attributed t.o an unde rstandable warming-up process by the run ensemble. but primarily charged to the musical Inadequacies of the movement ltsetr. TJIE SCH E RZO WHICH follows is a better com positional conception. and inspired a more e nthusiastic performance. Only one ragged cl<Jrincl-bassoon phrase prevented u perfectly syn cbronlze.d execution. Th., third movement was al110 ii uc- ceasfully presented. with tn· tereslina <lescendlng chromaUc3 and a cheerful coda. Friday's second half consisted of a 20lh·c•ntury. neo-claulc work. "Quinle lle". by Jtitan Francaix. featuring an unusual repeated-note theme . Its final move ment sparkled with hrhcM flute obbligato, witty cxcorpt.a . and . a fOlorful, vlvaclo¥a c•Of) • clus1on. Saturday evening commenced with Beethoven '11 "l'I vc Plecc11 for Mechanical Orf(un" u group of short comr>o1Jltlt>n11. well -arrnng •d us u fi ve rnovemt•nl Quintet THEIR Cl,AS8J(;A1. lllrurturc• I with regular phrmw I nwth11 ur11 I terraced dynaml<·11) wuit llklllful Jy inlerprctA·d. with Hfwrlt•I Nm· :ddcration to i•J111ropr ult• l•:m1>I One p<>1nl nf not lc·c·ulill· tlynu1nlr Im balance "rc•i"1rrf'(J hf'twrN1 flute and hui;110011 . durlnu UH: tr11J of th<· src•ond mow•mn1t ~------:ntE~~~~--· ~~ /\Hf. YOU Hf.l\J)Y f-OR n u <,( JMMI IP /\Hf YOU HI AJ)Y J"<JH I\ (,001>1 IMI '1 Matinees Daily All Seats $2.00 till 2:30 p.m . For Info Call 534-FREE 12·2·4+1·10 Dolby Stereo I >J. \'l} ]~S l :00.7:10 'IWllW 'MHCll WA., IUTLOoll' rnomr{r The mon11er movie 12-2-4·6·•·• 0 Im MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENT" {PG) "MOONRAKER" !PGJ "ROCKY II " (PGl "LOST ANO FOUND" "FAST BREAK" (PG) "JUST YOU AND ME. KIO" (PG) "DEER HUNTER" CR) 5 T~j0 .1,~:~ 6 ~~.Rv~~~ • "BUCK ROGERS ANO THE 2!5th CENTURY" (R) fOl•ll• ... , • .... u ... "BLOODLINE" CR) "LOOKING FOR MR. GOOOBAA " "THE INUWS" ( J "WHO 18 KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS Of EUf'OPE'P" "PLAYERS" CPG> "HIAVINCANWAIT" "TME DEER HUNTER" (R) "BOYS IN COMPANY C" "MEATBALLS" "WHICH WAY ISUP?" (R) ALL 09'1V&•IHI O"H .6:JtP_.. .... HTl.f ClliM U~ 11 ..... Ut11l•H e Klddl• "1•\'fflUflCI BILL MURRAY -- edwards HUNTINGTON ltACH AT fill~. M.a 848-0388 r edwards CINEMA CENTER HAaaOlt AT ADAMS. COST A MlSA MESA VHDIECIENTfR '79-4141,. r ellwards SADDLEBACK PLAZA Ii. TCMIO AT I OCIFltlD B. TOIO SI 1 ·SllO) STARTS FRIDAY AT CINEMA WEST I~ ~ . "SPECTACULAR CRASHES!"'•" CH••' MN .. NM BllJ_ MURRAY - CUNJaASTWOOO ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ .... ~IUMURRAY - Cf.II.-? ••• , .... ISCAPI JaOM A&.CAt•AZ ••• Mon ·Fri 6.00. 8 15. 10:30 S•1 ·Sun 1'1S. 3.30. 6 00. 8·1S. 10 30 FRANK A LANO ELLA DRACl.JlA > • _ _....,. ,..,,.,_ M w•u"'•""•"•' J. .. ,,_,,,,. ...... ,., .. -·· ~'il~ '-1 9611\0-•••• .. ... ~ ........... . -. ·~-·-0 , .. . 5 Acaoomy Aw;,HO~ Beal Plclure Beal Dlt•clo• RCHRT DEER (RI 1\1<'() HUNTE Pl;"TER ALAN wooov ALLEN I fl\lK The A,.. Ol~NE KEATON t;·n;,~~p ... Plue fl>t.US 1•1 --Ml-~,_-l'CTIQl 'f#a~o LOST.-FOUND ,.,~ ~! OPUJVQt ,, .. . . .......... . .... ....... . . . . . -.... ~ .. ~, ~ .... , , .... , ....... • I . -.. . • lllllDe~SllmGeurmet •Annunder1 • \ •Specl•I Diets •Morw1111 e .Blintzes Celebrate summer with neetarin~-.filled crepes. Nedarial Blint•• an••t juit another way ol •=• • ftlllq. Nte&.arine 81lntaeti are· be.. u auaQ daJ•, a celebraUon of au ..... C• JOU tMM of a belW way to betin your da~ Mun daan with l1ty rme crepes filled wtila lmck>us nectarines and a smoolb creamy cbeeM! U y°''re a ah~w slarter. picture a w..na, bnandt fealurinc Nectarine Blinuea topped..,. daisy aood aourcream. 11-e blintaa don't ,...wre much time to prepare. la fact. tbe crepes can be made ahead of time, 10 auembly ii tbe only last minute eoaaiCler8tion. Addlnl fresh California nectarines and a du1Un1 of powdered sugar are flnisblng touches each huncry family mem~r can do himself. Tbea, eaLinc comes naluraly -~nd hearty - especially ol something so tasty. NBCTAIUNE BllNTZES l6crepea 2 (80UllCe) packages treetm cheese ' v., cup granulated suor 2 tablespoons milk t teaapoon grated lem>n peel 6 large fresh califomtl nectarines Butter for browning tlnt.z.es Powdered s ugar Sour Cream Topping bptional> Prepare crepes and seJ a.side. Soften cheese and blend in • cup or Ue granulated sugar, FresllFaets Quality and prices for most lresn produce items remain excellent. FIUJT AU the summer fruits are excellent in flavor and those item> lbat were slightly high are now coming dcwn in price. Peaches, nectari.oes and tablt grapes are very good buya presently. • The Santa Rma season for plums is eompleeed bat new varieties will be ID the stores including the wbite meat plums favored by many. Melons contiftle to have an excellent Season. Large c•laloupes are dominaUna -this year. Hooey~• and crembaw varieties "have e1tcellent t avor and conliDue to be reasonable in price. . Comwners GD look for a slight increase in strawberry paces. Production is down but industry omctaa expect "a second season .. in late August or early September. All tropical fruits are good buys presently. Tomny Alkins and Haden variety mangos are in plentiful supply with excellent eating quallly. Banana prices are falling as • predicted; i,nceased supplies of papaya are easing the mdtet somewhat and pineapples continue to be reasonable in price. The t.omaC> market remains steady with prices very low and quaUty very high. Consumers can now find Oregon t>lueberries attbeir peak. A new ttam to look forward to is the Bartlett pearbeginning in approximately two week.a VJ;GETABL~ ; Leaf letlleeS top the list of good bUys. Iceberg prkes are up somewhat as the transport.alien situation bas eased, therefore more ol the product is leavi.Dg the state. Cabbage, cucumbers, cauliflower and spinach are excellent buys. Tbe beaa market is leveling off. Supplies are down. meaning slighUy higher prices, but quality ii gtod. The industry expects larger · produdion llllortly with even better quality. Sweet cwn remains a •el'1 tight item. Cool weather bere ud in Wubington slowed production. nUs sttaaUon will improve. Tbe corn tbat ii JnMDUy available ta aood. milk and lemon peel • Quarter • nectarines and sUce crouwtse. Fold into cheese . mixture for filling. Use about ~ cup Oiling ror each blinti. placing lt on center of browned sid~ or crepe. Fold sides over filling. then top and bottom ed1es. makina a rectangle. Slice remaining 2 nectarines. toss with re maining g ranulated s ugar and set aside Brown blintzes slowly in heated skillet, using a small amount of butter and placing open siC:les down first. to seal folds over filling. Tum carefully and brown s econd side. Serve two for each person. topping with sliced nectarines and a sifting or powdered s uear. Serve with Sour Cream Topping. if desired. Makes 8 servings . Crepes. Combine 4 eggs. ~ cup each milk and water. 1 cup sifted all · purpose flour. s;, cup melted butler or margarine and 1 teaspoon salt 1n a blender jar and blend smooth <or. beat with rotary4beater until smooth). Let batter stand for an hour before baking. Heat a small crepe pan <about 8 inches diameter ). grease lightly and add about 3 tablespoons batter . Till pen quickly to spread and cook over moderate heat un til lightly browned on bottom and set on top. Turn out and repeat until all of batter is baked . Crepes may be baked in advance. 1r aesired. and stacked when cold with waxed paper between. Makes 16 crepes. Soa.r Cream Topping. Stir 1 cup dairy sour cream with 1 tablespoon finely shredded lemon peel. Makes l cup topping ., •; <t ..... ..,., ......... ~ ... - -.... ._.. • ., --- -----•• --9"'r ._ .. ----••• --·-·----.-.....~ .-....- OAILV PILO T Cl Team Pears Witll Lamb Lamb has such a delicate almost sweet fl avor that sometimes it's hard to decide wh at to ser ve with 1l. Cinnamon spiced fruit just won't do and stea med vegetables don't always peak the n avor Now the perfect match for the unusual flabor of lamb -chutnied pears Start with your favorite cut of la mb -legs, t•hops or chunks ·for shish kebab. <Outdoor grilling brings out the best in most meats, so too with lamb I But instead of passing the traditional mint 1elly. dish up or garnish the servi ng tray with boats of chutnied pears California Ba rUetts a re the basis for lhls ~ide dish that's so simple lo prepare. Choosing and ripening the Barlletts is important to its s uccess. Look ror gracefully shaped pears, free or bruises and cuts. Since Bart.Jells don't ripen properly on the tree. it's not uncommon lo be faced with a whole display or green pears . That's only natural and the ripening can be accomplished at home. Place green but mature fruit Cwru ch means 1t 1s a ble to complete the ripening process> m a loosely closed paper bag or r1 pening bowl. Hold for several days al room temperature until thP pears arc a golden yellow and 'iCffil·!.Oft CH UTNI ED PEARS 2 large fresh California Bartlett pear~ I tablespoon butter t 'n teaspoons cornstarch I cup water 1 beef bou.iUon cube (or 1 teaspoon beef stock base> I teaspoon seasoned sail 1 teaspoon sugar 1 :? teaspoon curry powder . 1 t.ablesr,oon fine ly chopped fresh mmt• Dash pepper • J tablespoons chutney 2 tablespoons chopped green oruon Fresh mint s prigs ror garnish Halve pare and core pears. Saute tightly in butter on °both sides. Push to one side an~ ~tir cornstarch into butter in pan. Add all remammg mgred.ients, except chutney and o~ons. stirring gently until mixture clears and thickens. Cook 2 or 3 minutes, just unlil pears are tender. ~ix chutney with onion and fill pears. Serve ~1th lamb chops or ground beef or lamb patties. spooning sauce ove r the pears and meal. Garnish with fresh mint. if desired. Makes 4 servings. UUle cbn&e in the potato and onion area. Red ClllioD& remain tbe belt OClioo buy witb Utile tmprovemeat expectecl ln tbe brown variCles. White roee and rusaeta eoatime lo be low in price. Chutnied p8Brs are a perfect match for the unusual flavor of lamb. •Or, use 1.it. teaspoon dried spearmint, crumbled. • Sweetlleart Straw:berry Sllorteake Fruit counters brimming wJth plump. r~d strawberries are an Inspiration to any strawberry sbortcue \over. WC>Uld you like to try a delldoul variation on thia favorite strawberry deuert! Add an extra touch of ~vemence and tradiUon by ualng sliced twblkiel catea for the sponge cake bale. Thia layer ot cue, laced with ill own delicate cream mun1. ... a •IDOOtb. com p=nt to the tan• of freafa 1traw ea. For •dded delicious flavor, combine allced atrawberriel wltb a simple-to-make orange sauce. Sweetbeart Strawberry Shortcake \s a superb deaaert for JU\·minute entertaln1n1. SWEJTH&AaT STaAWBE&RY IBOaTCAK& 1 tableapoon cornstarch 1 cup orange juice suaar, to taste 1 tablespoon favorite fruit·ftavored llquer. optional 2 cups (1 plnt> sliced atrawberri• 4 twtnldea cakes 1 cup (1 pint> beavy cream, whipped litaure cornstarch lato aa~ i at1r an oranae Julee unUl 1mooth. A• su1ar. lf dtllred. 8riq mlxWre t.o boll over medium beat, 1Urn•1 conatantb. Remo" from beat. Sir in Uqutr, ll deslnd. Cool. Co¥w with plutle wrap aad eb.Ul. 8eir AD llietcl st.rawbeniea. Sllce twlakiea lD balf ten,U.wtle, plac. two IW"9 CID Meb plat.t. Gamllb with berrl• ID IY"lf and top ...... .,,.., of wblpped cream. llabs • Mrri,ap. l llA8T COOU art .. rvt• uladt la ~NP H lebral.ioD ol all tUt'I lood for body and IOUl. Salada brtna beautJ for lb• eye, plH H Dt ...... ! Pl!~ ...... and MMn beDeftU an an Important p&u.. B anana L\lad••oa Salad la .. modem .. food can be. It follow• t he U.S. dietary aoall ol what'• cood for us to eat such ru m ore f ruih a nd vegetaba•~ more com· plex carbohydralea and r e duced amounla or overall fat consumptJoo 'THIS SALAD is a fresh adventure at table ~ilh its medley of bam cubes, crisp auccblni sJlces. mellow bananas and a tan1y yogurt dressing. T he cost Is modest , loo. thanks to carefully chosen Ingredients such as the ba nanas. The Ba n a n a Bunc h , in · dustry-sJ>{)nsored center l or consumer informa· ti o n . points o ut that bananas a re moderate jn price, widely avalla· 'ble a nd will be in ex- cellent s upply ·au sum m~r I Bananas enhance all t ypes ol s alads and they play strong nutritional ~le al a comforting c alorie count -about 100 calories per average :-1ze banana C OMPL E X <'arbohyctrates arc being :-tressed by nutritionists c.s vital tA> your dtcl. Bananas have these carbotrydr ates, as well as pectin and fiber, so they help fill you up and keep you satisfied on hot s ummer days. Bananas also are a gOocl source of Vilami.n.'t A. Bl. 82, B6, C and n i a c i n a s w'e I I a s mine rals such as iron. phos phorus, calcium and potassium. Anot her n ew salad combination a l attrac- -t1 ve cost is B:inanc.i Car rot Health Salad, m1tdc w1 l h tuna, b a na n a . crunchy raw vegetables :.ind a dressing like that :.erved in natural, fresh rood rt.>sla urants. Vo u'JJ e nj oy b ot h these easy new salads. 8t\NANA LUNCHEON ' SALAD t la rge zucchini, sliced <a bout Jlh cups) LeUuce leaves 4 bananas, s plit lengthwi se 'h pound cook ed h a fll , -cubed <about 2 cups) 3 tablespoons sliced seal hons 'h cup plain yogurt or sour cream •1 .. cup vinegar 1 teaspoon dried or fresh dill ,,.,, teaspoon pepper Arrange Ya cup iuc- chini slices on lettuce lined individual serving p late . P la ce s lice d ba nana over zucchini. Top with ~ c up cubed ham ; sprinkle wllh Ya ta blespoon s caUlona. Repeat to prepare 4 io· divldual ser vin1a. In m e dlum bowl, m l x yogurt, vine1ar , dill and pepper . Spoon over -salads . Yield: 4 aerv· ings. BANAN A C AaaoT H E M.111 SALAD 3 bananas, sliced 1 can (611.l o r 7 ounces) tuna, drained and flaked . 2 carrots, grated, ~about ~ cup) t tablt1poon honeradllb ln ..,... bWI eomb6n ban•nN, t ua1, e1rrot, •rten pep ... r, cel•r11 w a lnuta, aad wb t H 1erm. In 1mall bowl mll m ayona1h•. l emon Juice ud borteradiU. l>our over aalad ; mla weU Cuver . ChlU l bov. Vh1ld. 4 CO I Hr\ltQa1. Ba nan ·Lunch Salad is top with urt dressi g. ........ ~ ...... y .... ., .................... .... Rllpht will cut and trim )'O\Jr Mlec:tlon to I lb.,.... 99 ...,Loolft ....,,,.,,.,...... 239 ord• ind bulk wr1p It, too. Ground Whole Here· a why )'OU 11Ye.... Beef l*Ui" undef ':' • Top SlrlOln ~ ':. • • no indlvldull wr1pplng of me1t In tr1ya 5 lbe. 1.1t pef lb. • • i nd clelt rum mean• le11 m1ttrlll COit . i nd more aavlnga IOf you, 1 99 •no 1ndlvldu11 ecallng or labeling m .. na Fentlef JoM-Smel SU.1-6 Ful.,.._ 2 9 Fwmer Jotui-15-19\b. Aft. le11 t1bor cost. ao you enjoy tnuavlnQs, r-.1a Pon Whole • buying In bulk means Jess hltldllng ln n VMI per Pl' "" ./ the stor1. '°we pus the 11vlng1 on \0 Splrwlbs 15-11 lb. ftt· lb. . Smoked HMI lb. • ~-.~~iii~~~ /"' ,, • :uindtvldu* Wflpplng of meet tor ____ ......,.. ___ .... __ 1M_,.,_ .. _. ----t-------------- foetef F•M~ Grown fresh Fryer Breasts or Thighs per lb. .99 , • freezing. visit our bulk meet dl1pl1y In the me11 ~Dffl',.. ~ caae. and compate the 11~ng1. ,~;· .. :: Skedltned 'AU American" American _,,.. ~~:.69 46oz can FenMr JGM.15to11 lb. A119. ~ 121 lfft·I OMteH · 14-tolb. A119. 199 Whole Pork Loin .58 Whole . ~ Top Round t~J ... , lb. fW lll ltililfY !MH k, OfM n ,."99' Of ,.,,., .... Swmson Main Course 11 g Entrees 8Yt oz. pkg. Pteln Of Powdered Ralphs Donuts plq. 013 .69 r ~ Naturel_!ty~ or Nldlo Bell Brlml Fo1ter f wmM;aAf01nla Gfown fresh Fryer · ~Aaaoftld Veti.tlea Beech-llut Biby Food Jottneon·1 Baby Tortlla Strips ~1 89 lb .• 15oz. c1n .58 7oz. pkg. SUPD SPlllTS ~;;;';r:ai.U. vodka 711 Cin';diin Club 1·~· 1517 .....,... UM111u•o11 Blue Nun ~ 317 ...... ""°9M~...... 49 Seedless Grapes s:.• ................ " ...... ,..,.,...... .. a ........ Lasagna ....... ~ Gorton'• fish ti oa. ,.... ,__.c:.-. Celle, .... -.m-r a..... c. 121 . 1" S;tl;;'Cakes n:..-:--21• ...... Juicy ....... ......... lwHt afMI Jvlcf a.w-1111 llldPluml ...... Juicy .,, 71 .. lllcllft.- r.r:---:.15 -~ ------•11111----llJD&DDD ~·,~~f~~L'~ I I ···-· '' -·--., •.• - 4 _.._ ___ __ .. .. • .. •• ""' .. -.. -.. -·-.... ··-.. -..... . ... . .. .. .. .... -.r..~=---••• .. .. .. . .. " .. . •t••• .. --....... ~llU •• • .. . .. .. .......... , .......... _ .. 11a11Ma ... Shampoo 7ot..111 bot1e .59 s1 4Ytoz. Jor 8 for ~aste;i. Meat ':. 111 ~t;·a.;;Brlsket i:. ·111 L~tnSte~kTalla ':. 211 ns••g•ncan fl ....... Cod '9f 2" •• ,..............., 12• Smelts ,. •• ''"" .... 2••. DoverSo'e ,. "-........ ,,.,,_ Fish Sticks ':. 11• lrDDll.I chiPs;:.~lihat iw,t I "111•11 If Potato Salad !:: .39 !!. .... 69 w~p;ide Cheese ~ 111 ,_...,,.... 43 Ralphs Iced Tea "z.'· • ma1•1u i; Breld ':.:-147 Ai9a FOOct Loat 't: .99 ,,_ lllJIN""1111W"'1Jtl, 1tn .. _ ..................... .... ..... 9 1 ,,.. =r'l".A=:-9' Al I \1 Ill Olllll IAlltelOM . ... ·-·' .. , 9Alltel01tll ..... , -~==----.. ==-=""' =·"· . •·r IUDllDDM ....... TMll .... ,.... Bultonl Spaghetti S '°'•1 AiiX> 009 Food":.. ... a ,.. • 1 .... ....... 0-.,.. 33 Green Giant Com ·~ta, • ;;wed Tomatoes··~39 ..... Tomato Juice .. •. 55 -. a....°"" lft Oii Carnation Tuna ·::-.89 ........... Pepsi Cola !J· .98 .... o.... ·.: 114 Raisin Bran ~""' Spaghetti Sauce ,,"' ... 111 •llLD• ~ ... ... .as .88 111 ~ • • ' ~ .- -.,.,......-.. --... .. Wldl..-W.Juty 11.1m OAIL V PtLOT G in ~hildren's Hyperactivity DIET 81:B•8 TO PUY 1 lar1e role ln the •tlort to cUln down the beuYkw ol u.e hyperH· UvecbJld. Wbea ,....atthln1 my ~ Coc*ln• For Your H.YDtract.lve Child, doctors conftnned that lhMe chllctral shouldn't eat artlftdaJ co,lon aDf that arWiclal navors that are part of muy man\lfactured fooda lhese days. Many c hildren seem to suffer from a hypoa~ycemic reaction to sugar and do better when they area 't fed refined sugar and other re· fined carbohydrates. ln addlU.on, many doctors feel lhat some of these children are suffering from a silent sensitivity to a common every day food , such as milk, wheat, eggs, corn. etc. 'J'.hey believe that the ch.ild is having an l'motaonal reaction to a dietary sUmulus and that if that food were to be removed completely from the diet, the chUd would be able to calm down S)tftlal .... By June Roth Slnee thele •re vital foods lo a DutriUOUI menu, the eUmlnalinl •bouldn't be done without medical aupervtlion and advice. ONCE TUB r001D CUI.PUT ll ldenUfied, the child u.a1A&Uy re.pond& by caJmiD1 down ud becomlnc the penoa he wu meant to be. If fed the food by mistake. the child will be trlUend otf acain wtth a bout ol UDCCJDtr'OUable r•cla, around ud unman.,..ble behavior. The8e chUdren respond well to natural foods ratheF-than manufactured foods. plain fruit Julee rather than colored soda pop, ngetab&e and fruit SDICU rather than candy, and suaar· free baked goods rather tban commercial cookies. If the child can read, be should be taught lo read labels In sett-defense because 1J be feels well he will relate well lo h.is teachers and playmates. MUSllROOM·SAUCED n.ouNDER 4 slices fillet or flounder 'h cup lemon juice 1~ teaspoon salt '.t. teaspoon pepper 3 tablespoons butter or margarine 1/4 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced v .. teaspoon dried dlll Fresh peaches are main ingredient in Light and Fluffy Peach and Lemon Fancy. Take a Fresh Approach Peaches and spaghetti squash are two fre.,'Sft foods to try for summer menus. \ A relatively new memberoltbe eucubitaceae f amity, wblcb includes cucumben, watermelooa, summer squab ud pumptiaa, ii a pale yellow, oval·abaped squash. Jt'a appeu1.D1 lo more and more produce departments and la an IDtrl'1llDI novelty to a bop pen. It letl its name from tbe apqbettl-llke etrandl pulled from lta nesh after cookln1. Spqbetti aquub la betna declared by many who have tried lt u UM low calorie pasta 1ub- 1Utute. One hundred 1ram1 of bolled apashettl aquaab bu OftlJ 29 ealorles. SPAGBEI ii 8Ql1A88 cu be prepared lD a numberolwa,. It ~an be lle1med b7 apllttlq tbe aquub la ball, removtaa tbe Medi ud plactaa cut alde down lD a bUAq clbb wttla about I to a lncbes ot ....... Slema .... JOmlDuta -·-UJfta c• ao be Nked at 350 de,.... ,_ • mlmMI OI' .W tile tMl1 JWda &o1llllle~=·· .. ~" cmllla, .................. be eoaMd cut u.18 up, aUowtq about I to u ................ cooaaD IPAGB&na ..,Alm ..... ~ ... .;.::.'*'Ci=·= bull. ' ..................... ltUo c•• ww.,....,... •• -... •• . ..... . ••• PDCI" -· -....... hit a ra,1 ... , uetarbMI ud .. .... ...... u ........ ~ II tobflillClllltllllr...._ :;r~=*" .......... t. ..... ,.... .., ...... ,. .. tlM • navor not fully developed. Since soft fruit.a are highly perlabable tbey must be picked wben mature, but not fully ripe, otberwlle exceulve damace would result dur· lDI tbe marketJna proceu. Oc:eu1onally, soft fnalt la picked too IOOD. U that happens the fruit will nner ripen properl7 . SPAGBBI ii SQUASll PAUE&\N ~ apqbettl equub, cooked 1~ eupe plain yo1urt or sour cream 1 teupoon ore1ano Salt and pep(M!r to lute ~cup fl'ateG Parmesan cheese Remove aquub fl'OJD tbe abell and place lo aaueepan. Add 10l\ll't or sour eniam and aplcea to cooked squash and warm mixture over medium beat. Put aquub mtxture la a ~ diabii ..,nnkle wttta 1rated Parmesan cbeete bro unw lolden brown. Serna 4 to a . Llem'AHD n.urn P&ACB AND U•ON l'ANCY ~e19..,ar I t*21t a aaa eonttareb \tlhllfa•Nlt le-. ..... ~-=:r..::... . 1-... -..-...rtlld . ... , .. ... Cll'IDlll t44np1 ................ aa1t ...... '• ··~-; .............. CDalE ... =-...... ....._ ·-r:s. ..... ....... .. .1r::.-: ~:.:. .... =·= • ............ ~.lmlaute.a.mo" troai --~ '1lmd tn 1emoe J'de. ... llM; ceoa . ... , ........ tdff; .,......, ...... nmala· lnl '4~ar; fold • ._.. -..... QIU u).ll ..-. "'°" ..m.a. ,..a1_Ul\'e --~1=..-~--of • d•_. ........ lpoOll ....... onr ................ ,...,. . An-anse ftlleta of nounder In one layer In a flat bUiDC dilb. Pour lemoo juice over and refrt,_.at.e, covered, for at leut one hour. WbeD N9dy to broil, aprink.le with salt and pep- per and allp under the broiler for about 10 mlnu•. or unm fi1b flakes eaally. <Don't WOft'1 about tbe ex'ceaa lemon Julee In the pan. It wtll evaporate.) Meanwhile, melt butter ln • slclllet and aaute mU•hrooms for several mlnut.ee un\il aolden and limp. Add dill. Spoon over broUed flab and serve al once. Makes 4 servinp. CWCKEN F&JCASEE 1 broiler chicken. cut up 2 carrota, quartered l stalk celery, halved 1 medium onion. sliced 2 aprip parsley lteu~salt ~ teupobtl dried thyme 14 teupoon white pepper SCUPI water ~ cup cornstarch Coolted rice Chopped parsley <optional> - Jn a large kettle plac~ chicken, carrots. celery, on.ion, parsley sprigs, s alt, thyme and pepper. Add waler. Bring to a boll; reduce heat, cover. and simmer 45 minutes or until chicken is fork tender. Strain broth; d iscar ding vegetables. Return 4 cups broth to kettle. Stir together cornstarch and remaining broth until sm ooth. Stir into broth in kettle. Bring to a boll over medium heat. stirring constantly. and boil 1 minute. Add chicken and heat through. Serve over rice in soup bowls. If desired, sprinkle with great with GROUND BEEF "Goodies ••• " Recipes, new Ideas, menus and local food ads ~ednesdays In the DAILY PILOT chopped pvaley. Makes 4 eervlnp. NOODLB 80"8 ANDClll!:UB 1 packqe (1 pound) noodle bowl (DO artifldal ..sditins) 2 tab&elpoona butter l cup fre9hly &rated Panneun cheese 1 cup diced SwiN c~ l cup djeed mouarella cheese 3 tabl•poona butte. 3 tablespoona flour 3 cups mJllc 1 teupoon tall l/• teaspoon pepper ~teaspoon nutmeg Cook noodle bows in boiUn1 water accwd· lng to· package dl~tiona. Drain in colander. Tosa with 2 tablespoons butter. Add cheeses and toss again to mix well. ln a saucepan, melt 3 tablespoons butter and blend in nour unW s mooth and thick. Gradually add milk; coot stirring constantly. until sauce boila .i minute'. Add salt, pepper. and nutmeg. Turn half tbe n!X>dle·ch~ mixture into a buttered bJkin1 d18h : top with half or the sauce. Repeat layers. Sprinkle extra grated Parmesan cheese on top. Bake in a 3SO·degree oven for 25 minutes. Makes 6 servings. RIGATONI SALAD WEDNESDAY JULY1& 1979 1 lb pkg GiObe A=i" Rigatoni--- t cup diced cook ham 1 cup cllOf)ped ~ery :i green onion tops. sliced thin 3 hard cooked ej)QS. shced 'h cup sweet p~cklc rei1sh -------pep!lfr and seasoning satt to taste -------1 cup mayonnaise and 1/1 CtJP catsup Pre~re Rigatoni according 10-pikkage Mi~ ~avo~~se _and catsup t0gether. ~-• R~toni in large bowl and add all otller -----tngredlents and dress1nq ---Mix wen Chill !or 2·3 hours Sotves 5·6 No.I BRANO ------- The Comers face is all over the place. WYLER'S TASTES LIKE YOU IT YOURSELF! , .. ,.. .., .... , ...... 1&. '"' FOOD • m Food: Easier Said Than Done • I .................................... ,., ........... r.1.-..... 1&--. .. ... lt'l=t•lilll ..... -....... 'U...,._"l,a.,....•n..,..taaaua· • 1a .... • w a1 Me-•rr ..._. tau. =·r..t~ c.:!•.:.:,:zrt:: I_..,.., ............... .. ••rt 1 .......................... ......... ¥10•1 for•• of fat daaa • .,,.. • ., proc· rwprn••••,....._ •H•• foo41 ... and 9r Betbar• Olbbona el IM fM tlaM •111111111 caa .... ,_ wy u Ma&amtaa&•• O• .. u.cel ...... fat copteot of th e Am•rie• dltt wit.la U · t . A.oed eaUas out, American diet ta partly .. eaklriel. e1peel .. lJ •t fut.food due to the 1rowtb of llM al IM fat we eo.a· plae•. TM ~reued fur.food eateries where moat menu items are fried or oth e rwise ca lorle ·cont a mlna ted wltb lar1e amounts of fat. WKea you mut eat •llHtlYely wtth berbl, out, cbooH urefully. s plcea, seaaonln••· Try to patroabe placet w lne, vineaar, soy ottertaa ,...... aalad sauce. lemon, fruits and bara, broiled seafood fruit Julcea. Combine a a d o t b e r 1 I t m low-fat meat, pawtry atternadv.. and ae•food la fat· 10. Ute your creatl\.tty redlK*I "etbnlc" d1abes to combme Jow.fat fooda baaed on 1pa1hetU, into lDterest.lq meala. macU'Old, nood&ea, rlee Cook &ean low·fat meats, and potatoes. Le•n Poultry and seafood with culaine doesn't hue to ve1etablea, especlally be be bland and bortn1. flavor·makers llke Are you a c•ndy onions, tom•toes and 1nacker? peppera. Se•son im· Today, we've 1ot some 1u1arl• treats otber Juice emceDU'atet, that are ldd·lt.idf ·sweet, chopped nuta or wbole· but "'Y ll'OWD up about 1r• cereals. c•loriea ad autrtUoD. 'l'bele caadlel can be 'ney're ... , to make, eatea at room tem· t®, ual•I fnalt Juice perature, btat becaue CODeeatnl&ee and dried they're real food ialM9d or canned fruit. com· ot aupr and ebemkall. blned wUb cel•tln. they lbould be kept lD PLAIN 1elat1n, not the tbe retrtaentor. 1u1ar-11turated stuff PDtJn PllVDGB with phony phrult 2 cau (I ounces) oblavora. , apple, oranae or 1rape Once you ve tried a few ju.lee concent.rate oftbe recipes, you'll want to e1tperimeat using <See SUJI, Pase CS) ..... -...... raw.,....~~--~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ la1red&eat la •ota.er , ............ Tlaat'• ••Y fat ae· ~ far ..,iy hJf ol tlte ealor&•• ta.at 4'eerioaa1 eat. Tate tradUloaal .JapaaeH d'4L • tM Giiier bamd, «•..., 10 pel'elU ol la.nlclrtel from , •. Yoa can llim down - •Ullout couatl n1 calorlea -lf you mtalmlae fat intake, ....... 1eWu rid of fat eHmlnat• the main sa,ree of calories in mtat fooda. Here's bow: . TEN 8TEPS roa •CVTl'ING DOWN ON FAT t . Don't use salad or. cooking oils. Oil is lhe moat fattening product oa tale in American s upermarkets, 125 calories a tablespoon, or 2,000 calories a cup. Eliminate or cut down on oil in homemade salad dressing or use commercial low-fat dreuinp made with • mtalmum ol oil. Omit oU from ncipea and leam cookta1 techniques wbere •dded oil isn't n9' .. lar)'. - 2. Don't use butter, or m ar1•rlne. At 100 caloriea a tablespoon, these are the next most rattening products sold. C Even "diet margarine" -at 50 calories a tables- poon -is 50 percent fat.) Eat bread without a spread, or use bread only in sandwiches where nospreadisneeded. 1 3. Avoid ID06t cheeses.· The ooly really low-fat l natural cheeses are the fresh ones: pot cheese, cottage cheese, farmer cheese and part-skim ricotta. Processed low- f at "diet" cheeses are available, but check the Jabel to be s ure they're really low-fat. Some special "diet" cheeses are made with oil. 4. Use only low-fat, s kim and part-skim dairy products -skim a nd low-fat milk and y o,urt. Avoid whole milk , whole yogurt, c ream and sour cream. But beware. non-dairy s our dre ss ing s, powdered creame rs, coffee lighteners and wblpped-c ream s ub· sUtutes may be made with oil insiead of but· ~dat. S. Trim all visible fats from meats and poultry. Avoid any meat that's "marbled" through with fat arrd ca n 't be trimm e d. Buy and use only the leanest choices of m eat, · poultry and seafood. Lean beef cuts Include round steak and flank steak. Other lean meats are fresh and cured ham <trimmed of fringe fat), Jes of lamb and most cuts of veal. ChooH only young frying chicken and touna turkey. A void m .. t otber poultry. Most flab la relatively low in fat •nd calories com· pared with mo1t meats. 1. Coot meat, poultry •*' flab ln a manner &bat ellminates fat: UD· dlr tbe broiler or over l'--barbecue. routed Oii a reek 1D the ov• 09 llow·llmmend ID Uquld. iatm tbe fat from the 1lmmerinl Uqukt before 1n add other ln1re- dlent1.) U•• .nonatlek 1-Ulet1 and cooklns .,,., to "ffJ" without f.a. -dra(n and dll· cud ._ fat that meha llllotbepea. '· Read food label• ca.efldlr and elloole tbe a ruthe product t t•a made wltlaout fllt .. oU.,... ... ple: ...... taaa ................. a oll Claalf Uae ....... C.••• ...... ... ..... •... •••t ..... %~1 .......... P91U "tlallt llltil cid OD =t: - With WclCY's low beef prices, · one can get canied away. At Lucky, you can have all the beef your appetite deSlres for a lower overall total. No need making a road n · rally out of looking for 0 0 lower prices. By passing along savings from lower wholesale beef costs and maintaining a lower profit margin on meat than other stores, Lucky offers you an everyday selection of Bonded Beef favorites at lower overall prices than you'll find anywhere else (except maybe for . membership stores). The best part is that Lucky's beef is bonded, which means you can count on satisfaction, bite after bit ... or we'U give you a full refund. FreShMeats ROUND ~~EF ••••••• la.1 69 ~~ ... l8.197 TOP ROUND ~~EF .••..• lB.198 BONELESS TIP STEAK 198 ~~ ....... LI. EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF178 DOH NOT lXCHD • 12'4o FAT ••••••••••• l8. c.-•~ -----~ .... 1.111.89 ~~.~.~.1.111.97 ='~·~·~1.98 -.as HAM M.LY COClllD. WMM MIOIO. WllOll. •7 I.II.......... . .. _. ...... "909~ •••.. ..... Ll.1,88 .I.II 1.09 ... ""Git-119 -----""'····· w • TOP...-STIAIC --..,IOll. ..... w. 2.88 71CMCMUCIS11M _,_ __ , .............. w.1.38 •H WWWIT -------.. -.1.89 . ~ . Fresh Meats BONELESS TP ROAST 90IQO IOf llOU'IO ••••• , • • • ... LI 1, 98 suao BEEF LIVER !ill.,l.lM .••••••.••••••••••••••• 1.11.98 COIMSH CAME HENS ~ .. (,11~~:.~lf~··· ... (A 1.29 FRESH FLLET Of PERCH . ····················· 1a 2.38 OSCAR MAYER SllCED BACON 1n1 .. SlltlO 1101 PC<; 1 &81. 11.8 P•tC; 1. 48 LADY LEE BACON !IUCIO. , • , • • • • • . , •. HJI l'ICO. .89 canned & Packaged bCREEN ~~Z.CANe29 r HYDllOX COOKIES 6 Ml'lNM ...••.•••.••• 1toz m 1.17 ~ ~~~-~LOM .49 rMTMTLUNCH 61111o1111wwu-.. Hoz..u. .47 .u!IMAIO LIMONADI 1=~~.~.J070UM1.89 ,l~~. .MOZ.tn 1.37 DlllSSNi MIX I~ . . ,.,_oz ..o .31 C*MTUNA OIOlllCW'"991A.. 11'\0l CAii 1.37 l !'l::Z.~ . .1'01.CM.39 ...-11.-:.·.-n -_ .............. we want to be your meat people. That's why, in offering you the · best meat values and the best meat service you'll never hear a beef from our butchers. If you need a thicker steak, a smaller roast,.or cut-up ribs, simply ask your Lucky . butchers to_belp you out. They11 ~:--..-........,,,__~ be glad to assist you. And, oellcatessen AMERICAN CHEESE !:--~· ...... ,tiOZPCC 1.89 b ~!"Tll~ $OZ MC..39 l~~~BOL~'"' 1.49 tiousehOld & Pet TOUT TISSUE p LA0¥1H911WP\T, 75 b 4PlllOC. IVlllllflll\ •• 111WP10 • OALA rowas · 65 b ~l'lOPM'll •••• >OOWIOU• J.~~.ff!oz an .89 L~~-~.~~~ nozan 1.43 A~~l.~oz<M.25 um.I AISIOES 1 73 .bCllHOOO.INIOIUVll. MOZ.IAC • Dairy & Frozen '"=•'=-..... -.:.==--- for real cooking flair, check out the selection of kitchen accessories at your neighborhood Lucky Discount Center. At Lucky. you can beef up your barbecue with Lucky's Bonded Beef, and we bet you won't beef about our lower prices overall •«PlUSI • IMM900 ~ °"' Oii 1 89 b IWf/NAOI •• • • •• 11 Ol m • • TVUNOI. CAPSCA.IS 2 99 b ,..,.. S1'l8IG1lt • ' • ""'· Of '°° • L ~~" ... (~2.89 r SCD'E llOUTHWASH 119 l> . • ·••••••••·• '101 l'I\ • 1 !!2.°~.~sn 2.19 liquor SAVE 10% -BUY A CASEI A 10% OISCOONT IS GNEN ON FUll CASE PVR04ASES OF WINE & SPIRITS llCEY BUY ITtlilS EXQ.UOEOI ALllADllNllTN. WMS . L \.-nH. ...•. .. ULTll llf\ 2.89 SCHJTZLOfT .. b ........... llUOl.CAN\1.65 r ta HIGH IOUl80fll S 99 6 .. ..,.,. .•........ U\lTll llf\ • WHOLE YMTERMELONS RED, RIP£ AHO 0 5 SWEIT. .:UT. ts .. 061 •.•... Ll.e CiOLDEN ~~~Ll .• 29 .. ICIOUS PU*S wg t1C1U•OCllW#ml ~. • • .11 .• ~ 5~.~ ....... &1 .• 59 ........ OC*S • ..... lllM. ••••.••••• oz. .... "'·~=- ~ ..... --- \ l , f . ,. . . r I I I . ' t I r DAM. v PILOT SS \ . Poster Tells When to Eat What a,-....u, TIM ntde la I UH for man11ean. f1t1 ~ c:boltaterol. aalt bread and rolls, buJcur, low-fat and 1klm milk food for eating now and wAlldl'fMI -A tor. ol • c and eddeclluaar. dried beans and peu, ind similar yoiurts. then includes heavily ............. .._. • ............ a..pHJ TBll: G&OlJPI are: Tbe "Now ud Tben" lentlll, oatmeal, whole cbeeaea and cottaae sweetened rolls, buns •••••••• ••9"••r '' · t • t C • • t • r Io r beane, araiM and nuts; ltema are tboH seneral· wheat pate, brown rice, cbetae. a n d c e r e a l s : ~8llll'••lllllt ... ....._ • .._~In· fruits ud v•t•tablea: IJ conaldered bl1b in rye bread, sprouts, But the anytime llat· cheesecake: cheese fon· ,.. ........ I 'situ .......... "btt!, &o milk producta: and 11turated flt, suiar, whole srmn bot cereal.I lnt for the fourth food due: cbeeaesoulfie: e11• NM•••tall•• -.& Mt..U......,wee,• PG•lll'J, flab, •II and Hllorcboi•terol. and whole 'wheat iroup -PC>Ultry, flab, nog : bard cheeses such 11taaa. ...... •--•n Patrtela HH111un, •Mtproducta. · mat.zob. meat and eas -does as bleu. brick and swiss; wM ..,,._......_ ...-._ ftll&s'• ttatr ltltri· Foodl in each aroup FOODS IN the "In Tbe anytime foods not include a atnale red ice cream: whole milk: fnltu md .. ,.-... .. ~ tlo•l•t wbo devel•ped Ulen are dlvlded Into ModeraUoo" aroup were alao include {DOil fruit.a meat item. carryout fried chicken; aM ........,. tlM poRer, 1aid it WH Oaole wblcb the ceeter 11ld to have "moderate and ve1etables, un-Instead, it recom· and egg yolks or whole But eatU• teeden de1l1a•d "to ln · ~~l!vot~:..:.e.,e~~~: levela" of those ele-sweetened applesauce, mendsavarietyoffish. eggs. w•o tun ••t oolu corpotate lbe curent aioderetJon•• and "Now ments. · ~nsweetened fruit the wbltea of eggs and Redmeat.aconfinedto ...... da117fuwn,M1 coacerna .•bout at. andTMft." Accor.dlqg to the Juices, unsalted vegeta· bolled,bakedorroasted the now ·and ·then r .............. ~,.,._ ct.ol .. terol, 1u1ar nd poster, foods that can be ' ble juices and potatoes. chicken and turkey -if category include : dunn llllM M a .llWe aalt'' IMo four bule The "AnytJm1" foodl eaten ·anytime at meals DAIRY product.a list· ,the akin la removed. bacon, fried beef liver, • ground beef, ham, bot doc•. liverwurst, piM's feet, salami, aau11~ spa re ribs and un· tnmmecl red meata in 1eneral. Red meata allow~ J. moderation inclu4• nank steak, let or lota,4j lamb, pork sbpulder .~ loin if lean. , .. Copies of the posi.s can be obtalne(I for ta each from : CSPI, P.O. Box 7226, Wa.abln1to1a. o.c. 200&4. U..-. ,...,. .... .._.. In were •aid to.,. low ln include: whole grain ed for anytime include The category of bologna, corned beef, ~~~~~~~..,._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'-~~~~~--''--~-'-.;....;.;.~~~~~~~~~~~~""-----:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ••• s11. < ...... P .. eC4) 7 envelopes plain a•&atln 441 cup boUlnc water Ute any unsweetened Julee concentrate EXCEPT ~· Al· low juice to t and reach room tem - perature; do not dilute. Combine gelatin In a saucepan with the con. tents ol 1 can ol coneen· trate. Wail 1 minute UD· til gelaUn is soft. Add bolling water, then beat very gently until plaUn is melted. Remove from heat and stir in remain· ing can of undiluted defrosted concentrate. Pour into 8-incb aquare non-slick cake pan and chill until firm. Cut Into l·incb squares. Store in refrigerator, covered. Makes 64 squares1 13 ~alories each with apple or orange Juice concen- trate: LS calories each with grape juice concen· ~rau. GRANNY'S B&ANNIES < ... good for what ails you!) 2 cans (6 ounces) undiluted apple juice concentrate or cider concentrate 7 envelopes plain gelatin 31,. cup bolling waler Yz cup seedless raisins Cor finely chopped pitted prunes or dried apricota) optional: lV. tea- spoon ground cinnamon J teaspoon vanaua extract ,. 'h cup all-bran cereal Allow juice to defrost .. -and reach room tem· p e rature. Combine gelatin with 1 can un- diluted juice in sa uce pan . Wait 1 minute. then add boiling water. Heal gently until gelatin melts. Stir in re· maining juice, raisiQs, cinnamon and vanilla. Pour into an 8·inch. square non·stick cake pan and sprinkle the top evenly with bran. Chill until firm, slice into l· inch squares. Store in the refrigerator. Makes 64 squares. 18 calories each. PINENIBBLES 20-owlce can juice· packed crushed pineap· pie, undrained 4 envelopes plain 2elalin Optional: 1 table :.poon honey (or equivalent sweetener) Optional: 1 teaspoon lemon juice Drain pineapple juice into a saucepan and add half the pineapple. Stir in aelatin. Walt 1 minute, until gelatin is melted. Stir in honey, lemon and remaining pineapple; mlx well. Spread in an l ·lnch square non-stick cake pan and chill until firm. Cut ln&o aquarea. Store in refrigerator. llakea 64 aqaares, under 10 calorie1 each. GOODY TWO.alEWS JO.ounce can juice· packed cruabed pineap- ple I envelopes plain aelatin 1 teupoon vaniHa extract e..oance can undilut- ed or...,. Jul~ cc.een· trate, dlifrmted Opeloul; J ubles· pooeboMJ ~,ranola· t~rala jale• from ptae&P.fL• lato a ... .,... aM add half U.e plaupple. Stlr lD r..~-t.J..!u;m-..::1 ........ .... Stlria re .. lDl•I pineapple •••llla. uadilut•d OI llJl9Clad~f, If ....... Ills •• u. Poer lato •• l ·laeb .... ,. ... ,uell ealse , ............ ,, .. . .. ~···· QUI ..w ~ .. llllo l·llleb, '!'-'••· ltore la NllllP ...... MMeaM :a :-Ill ~ nlol1M CIMPAIE llAIKEI IASKll'S •AUTY, YALIE & PIKES will 11•1 St•ES. Wl'IE SO SIRE • •I LOW PIKES llAI WI OFFll IHIS LOW nKE •AIAlllEE. A&l IUlfTlTT tlGlfn mono "° SMI lO IUUIS OI M IBAU OI COMllllO&l llSf. (OP"fllll«f .. ,. NKU fffKTfYI WlD •• JULY II ntU lllS .. Jllf H, 197'. 1 .-ADVERTISED TOTAL~ 3 LOW · ITEM AVAILABILITY •2•sATISFACTION •• ••••Gu::l~\E~--•• I GUARANTEE! I I GUARANTEE! I I ..... 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Wida for\, •• , ............. lllilll .... et ......... . •Ir 11• ... _. 9"'n lenala. llrult dou1la _.._..__,or.u •Illa melted butter. fll ..._ ...._ eomlliaa· Follow rilliftl and ball· lllM tD _.. f'lavond la1 cllredloDI above. • • Make Flavored Sandwich Squares with frozen bread dough. .. ......... ........ -------------------=-==:;::.:.::;;:::;::.:..:::....;.;.:.:;:= U1iaa hoaea brHd d••lll t•••• la1t1 ..................... ... , ..., .. ft'Mte ... ncHiMcll°•P 41f·pace. ............ Lit"°"" .......... .,..., ow. 1a .. waeu1 wltll dry Nl••I• UlllMMm 1llee1. totaato •Uae1, alfalfa ¥Villl. clll llM, leaf a.twee, ••oeado 1llcee or JC*' favorite .................... nAUAH MNDWICll ICllJMU t Ccme pound) loaf , .... brMd doqb 2 tabl11..-butter, melted 2 t1blnpoone dry Italian salad clreuin1 .._ Let frozen loll Ulaw at room temperature 2·4 hours or overni1ht in nf nserator. Roll dough out to fit a U1htly creaaed 10'4xl5'4x!Wt· tDdl eoc*ie sbeet pan. Place tbe rolled· doqh i nto pans and stretch cloulh to flt. <U dough shrinb back, let il rest U ·30 1econd1 and •tretcb again). Using a fork, prick dou8b al 1· lncb ln&ervala. lllx melt· eel butter with dry salad dreuU.,. Brush butter mixture over clouab. Let· . cloush rbe 30 mlnutes, • 1n preheated 450-desree oven bake doqb 15-18 minute. or until 1olden brown. Let cool 10 minutes. Cut into de· sired siz'e sandwich squares. Serve warm or cooled BACON AND CHEESE SANDWICH SQUARES I <one pound> loaf lro~en bread dough 2 tablespoons bacon bits or crumbled bacon. 2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cbeele 2 tablelpoona but.t.er, melted Follow basic d irec· Uons above. Arte r bru1bln1 dough wllb · butter, s prinkle on t>•con and Parmesan- c heese. Let rise and bake in preheated 450- d e gr e e oven 15·18 minutes or until golden t>rown. ONION AND POPPY SEED , SANDWICH SQUARES 1 <one pound) loaf frozen bread douab 2 tablespoons d e- hydrated minced onloo, reconetlluted and drained .. 2 table8pooos poppy seeds 2 lablespoona butler, melted Let frozen dough thaw al room temperature 2-4 flours or ovemi1ht in rdricerator. Roll dough out to rectanale approx· tmately 8x10 ·1nchea. Spread onions and pop- py Hedi over ball tbe 4c>Uab. Fold MCODd half of doulb over fillln1! Roll folded dou1h to 10x15·lncb rectan1le. Place oo ll1btly &reued ~ookie sheet pan . Stretch dough to Ill pan. Witb fork. prick dough •t l ·lncb intervals. Brush dough wttb melt· ed butter. Follow rising and baking directions above. Wine Time at Fair YOUA,WAYS SAVE! WlrH srAl'ER BROS. l.OW•&OW PRICIS LB. ... RIB llOAST LAROllNO • , •• Lit. ~ ... ROUllD STIAK BONELEll S1.lt LB. BOfE.fff s1s•l .. Beer & Wine Specials PllCES IFFIC. 7 FULL DAYS, JULY 19 • ____ ____, JULY25, 1979 ! ~. '"',Ji} ~ FOOD .. . S1unriler Menn T~• warm_. of U• ----··,.:r; ........... ••r••I t•• eeo •••• I ........... ...... ....,...t ........ ~ .... ..... .., . ................ ~ eool ....... ., ........... Ml* tla• u_, 1low1 aoftl =· ,,.. ........ --:1 t I Hf D INUalt bef le~ Hit and onlon. l I.• II OD 'on . IOU flve miDu&el. Soften c~ t•l•Un bl cold water for · i t•c;::oe• un· mta•: ltrain tomato fta..-JuiN mixtuN and pour . l \a •fMll eol• over .....-; 1tl.r unW water 1elatta II c1181o1¥9d. Add lt11"4• MJ Nute '107 eaaee and leqion I &.bl 1 , _. 1lmoll ulce. CJdQ until partial· Julee Y. Ht. Fold ln water \t cup chopped :bHta.U. eel•rr aad water~ a pepper. T\lm the ~ e.., thmb' 1UMd--lxtun fiato a OM·quart celec7 old aad ellJll until '4 e•p ebopped rm. lJ1llDold on crisp ,..... pepper lad ll"Mftl. Yield: 6 .. Pinwheel flank steaks and Sunset Salad combine for an evening meal cooked on the patio barbecue. Comlme e.mato JuiN, vlqa. r=:-t.:!!~ c Ill a..-c.-oot ~....r:~1~;;:======~======i===============;;;;;;;;;;~~~iiiiiii~~~~. ;;;;;:=:=~============~:;;--Il£~~ VOtll ·2nd ..,Ill OF ' a nd cool:.2 mo Ide~ . ft.: .. ~~~§ LOWll BEEF · !RICES! golden brown. Teriyaki Ginger Marinade wUl ---ri·llVOTllllil tenderize the p inwheel flanla steaks (som'ltlmea called London broil) so that t11ey•re perfect fo• broiling over charcoal. Sunset Salad melds the flavors of a summer garden. TERIYAIU GINGER MARINADE 1h cup teriyaki sauce oil 14 cup dry red wine 1 tablespoon salad 1 clove garlic, crushed l lt'l teaspoons grated fresh ginger root or 1.2 teaspoon ground ginger Dash freshly ground black pepper Combine ingredients; m ix well. Place 6 pinwheel steaks in a flat china or enamel dish ; pour marinade over them. Refrigerate for at least three hours, turning steaks oc· casionally. Yield: :y.. cup. :- SUNSET SALAD 2 cups tomato juice 1 bay leaf Try ·Pear Pie Delicate canned Bartlett pears and tart red rhubarb are de· Ugbtful fiavormates in a tempting old·fashioned pie. Sweet and juicy canned Bartlett pears are cut into bite·size pieces and tossed with fresh rhubarb which is now in plentiful supply. The fruit is sprinkled with a mixture of sugar, flour. mace and salt, then dotted with butter and covered with a woven lattice c rust whJcb bak-.. to a flaky golden brqW. Serve Pear Rhubarb Pie warm from the oven by itself or a la mode. The versatility ·of canned Bartlett pears makes them one of the most popular canned fruits available. Their subtle sweetness, very similar to the fres h Bartlett pears, is com· patible in flavor and tex· ture with a wide variety of ingredients for de· licloua salads, accom· panimenta. desserts and snacks. . PEAR aJRJBARB PIE J can (29-ounces) Bartlett peara 2~ cups rhubarb, cut in ~·inch pieces P•try for 2·crust 9-incb pie leup1ugar ~cap flour ~ teupoon salt v. teaspoon mace 2 tablespoons butter Drain pear&, 'teterv· ina syrup' for another use. Cut in.to blte·•ile chunks and to11 with rhubarb. l91ace half of fruit ID pastry-lined I · laeb pie •te. Comblae au1ar. flour aalt aad maee. ~half over frult. Addremalnln1 fnatt ..S top 1'ttla re· m::-:=.. ._.. matun. Do& ..... Place WOftD ..._ elWl over pl•. leal aad flute ............... u, wllla ...-. 8alle at •II ••~••• for 10 mla ..... 1 ... Metto ................... bUbtlfor• ....... Senenrm.ull,or • ................ ...... -•. lfO'f8: rroHD cut rla1bartt ear M IUb• 1tlt1t•• for fr••h ....... .. ---------------~-------· ·-------------· 'I 51\VE 26 •).)I I' J1 C&H. 991: .. II S<IGAR 1: 'I ~llOtl'IO • I I S.G • .... 11 'I .m., ...... ~..,,.,,..11'1110.~l.I)~·~····~·"" 11 I U••••OJIJl•n••f•lJllllJft ff'-"'t.•f~r."•'''*'~., ~,.,...,A'11 ln.HrO...-o""'-~..,.Jt..J"Tfl. I ·-------------· .-------------~---------~ -------------· 'I · .,J. I' I c.Avt l'> I BONELESS ROOHD STEAK llU• FLU CUI .; 119 I BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAKS 279 -1 VONS VALUE BLEND hi lf ''"'''Ir .(ftJlt{ 0 ~t' A fA#KJ YMOl"Drt :1 BANQUET 15 1: :1 MEAT PIE I• •I ~:;;.-~ ""· e 1: ·= ., ... ...,.,, .. ,....,.. ........... ,,. ··~11q .. _,...,..,,,.,.,.,"' .' 1• I~ ..... '".', . ...; !~ ... ;,:. ~ _;;::·.;..;,...:,.~:::,.~,·,··~"' I .................. -...................... . ".89 I BEEF T-BONE STEAKS UUJ lO&'o C.Wll °"~""' 1.'2sa I BONELESS SHOULDER ROASTS IAlllLKl'IC. BUT OiOCll WT C.H.B IMITATION MAYONNAISE 110UNCL ' J/VI .. 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Tea Bags '900NC1.CM Contadlna T omat Puree .79 {79 .63 ~stewf/Tomatoes .51 10\INCEU.11 1.:0ntadm Tomto Paste ~CM S&W Baked Bans ~~Mix =fb;, ~~011 ~~ ~~ == .51 .69 .49 .71 139 .87 108 114 }09 106 ~=--.,,..., , .99 ~~y::,...:rAke ... 95 I -JERSEYMAID ·139 DEUIXE ICE CREAM HAI.I t.Ali.()N CT1' ~t.0 FlAl/Ol>S VONS .69 ORANGE JUICE I J Otlt.C l CM FKJllt; MILLER'S 115 UTE BEER &PACK ll()UNCL <N•~ GROCERIES , .. , ,, Vl\'i Jjti\•tt<tl Cheez·lt.Crackers POUl'tCI .J;.~l\!tl(,1\1 ll • Wild Plum Jam H•JOr<t J/\V Tang Orange Drink HJ R'XINOM<1C1~r-,1 '\ Gravy Train Dog Food lo.)()(lf'Cf (Ar< II()[. I 000 Mighty Dog Beef .. a9 .59 169 299 .33 FROZEN FOODS 249 • 2 POONO llOK Banquet Fried Chicken lb00NCl;.8At; 59 West Pac Tiny Dek.ixe Peas • 11 OUl'iC.E PACll.AGI;. Eggo Waffles • Ei\11 PACllJ\Gt Ore.fda Cob Corn .68 }49 .95 120Ul'!CtCM 87 Tree Top Pear Grape Juice~ e '1-0UhCE PAOIAOf. Brllllant Fish Fllets LIQUOR I 7,_llrell ...8C).i>l!OOf' Smirnoff Vodka 17~ Seagram's Gin ~L..~811()6 I~ Oordon•saln a.J~l~Uff.lt RhkleQ..ten 8=..Rum ~-=-ONIL&OllWI.,_ 187 .59 .39 969 999 199 999 219 999 ]&9 .. 1s9 I SSWWHOLE .49 PEELED TOMATOES 2&0UNCE CAM . DIAMOND A .29 GREEN BEANS lfJ()t.Jt11Cf '"''' COPPERTONE 199 SUNTAN L:OTION II OUtoCL tJCrrTlL I 0 1 K)N fJi' Qt. GROCERIES llC'>J<>orr l'.A"i Libby's Tomato Sauce ~~J/ JAlt, Olllltil! HUltNt!AOltN Popcorn ""1'lt.Jt .. t ljtJffU Wagner Orange Drinl< 1 r0t1r.,,...1.r~"'• Del Monte Cream S~ Com .14 .89 111 .65 .35 ~~F~h~Sauce.21 l()tft"CE~AN ., 7·9 Spam Luncheon Meat • IJf~JN("[ lj{)rT\Jo Del Monte ChDI ~auce I ~()I JN('I;. 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() Oii f l<Ull °" IJ(fl l(')M DELICATESSEN ll)()Urt(t. VA(l\A<•I t O'>ll~ I Ak~' Chicken F'ranks HlCffl JAkl~t'>VI"'(• Bob's Salad Dressing .89 .57 ''.Alt< lt>Ol Cl'< t CP-1 80l (t" 59 Precious Ricotta Cheese • t70Ul'tCl ~M:ll.Aut.~Ll \NltAlo'lv Vons Cheese Food Slices JI9 I I 1')1...0. Pl<() I l"l~OVl'<l l'OIG 8 9 Jones Sliced Liverwurst • l()(KL lll!AFl Hl.AllOll'o 29 Philadelphia Cream Cheese • MEATS VONS SLICED BACON "'' f A.JLAk (fa 1111C:-.<"'-IClO .,.88 IM!ll 1\1'<(, U,At< lll'itllk ~8 Beef Cube Steaks u1' .. (J()e'. N()l U<CU.0 ll\I A I l u J7 9 Lean Ground Beef u Vl\l..UE Pl'Q< SAW'tO~ J09 Fresh Chicken Legs vt~!' w tl:>OAGAAl>lc .,... ~~'" 69 Cut-Op Frying Chicken LI!• ~· r <JSDA FOOD STAMP CO<JPONS GLADLY ACCEPTED. ..._IPPB:lMTllllll9. ntlll .... M.' ltlO.wL'f JS, lt?t. OIU.01 .. 9.,,.ltlOOP'Oll IOCAl'Oll0/1 IT'OIS~'IOll.CM&.OOWltf, MaflM1MWWWfi1U°"'-'· n!MC. IWCU .. nlltMI l'IOT fl IPnl:T AT WON, JJ>411., ITll ST~ l.c:it MQBa, 1'°4111 • ..CO 9&.lll:I. LDeMIOtl..la.-Ml'!..OOCOllfT\o,,;,,1.MlllQM.a.lll .. /114 IWl.Y. MOM lllll'!Mf I &IM'==- t.39 0.C.~BllforlllllraWlenn. t&OU~. 1.69 o.aw,...,..~.,_,f_1~"'4 .. ,1.99 o..~.---Oll-!-"••«1119 1.7' SwiltSlcld~.~Pl\O,. ........... , ... 1.19 5-0Z. 0.. Tcuch 8llt llf. t.'ltOl.NZ ........ , ...... .l& UFE&IOV PINE~THBAA "·' c. ..... _, "·~ ...... ··-... .. ........ '""~~fl .... • MISS<:LAIROL SHAMPOO FORMULA M t\SSTO 5"AOES KINOSFORD CHARCOAL 8RIQUETS 2.99 I 0.U.. • 1.69 • • . ( ~·., t •• tl•fl( • # ' .. ~ ... I '' I '• 1.·' ., .. 11'.J , •1 . •L..,_ com ""',...... 1tiM11c1 ~to •• ::c::.r.--:.... =:. -ac.::-: ~ ........... _ .. _... .........'° .......... Amerie-.., ...... IM1en~1·--;,liu. .. Y..UloYA~h t'Ollffl"Md -. •boMl • ••• llae C1n1umer 1afet{..;' dM =--•••••••• 1urv•r• ' :::~*al~·~ ............... .... .... ut ,.:.., 1tud._ a •how eoalJ'edlcUoM •hat peopl• bellev ,about the -.n •hkhth&"llPl"tlMftt moet rtak. A ltJaVSY r Y ankelovkh. Sblly Whltf Inc:. tor 04HMre MUI• lnc • round tb1t · more wn tb'" ~m out of rour •l"ffd wtlh lbe at.a..mmt: "With •H of tbf 1ovemment r. 1ulaUoN Nld wamlnc• thne day~. l>t"OPle don' know what'• 1ood or b•d for tMm enymore " But the ume aun-ey. baMd Oft tfttel fteWI wt 1,2$4 f11nlllH. ala r ound lhat ebout th aamen1MDber1.W:.''lt' better to be aafe tha.n l aorry~ Tbe towemrnen\ sh ould wen peopl about pott'l\Ually unuf producu1 ..ven lf tbe l a ter turn out to b okay." A ffP8rate ~urwy l ,000 penoos, ~Ul't by Cclnsun:ler Respons Corp ., found . meuwbilf. Uaat 66 per ttnt ol lhme qu.Uoned aald they were con tt.-...d •boW lluarda l ooe or IDOft of tbe pro-. docta .-,. .,.., . .. AL•OST Stl ::r~~~~a~an':e~ Honeyd•• Melons ~~:~~!£S!I Fresh R8d Plums :: du~~., sort of, thlnga!Fresh Tanny Ll1nes Heh 1oc a re people worried • W a~ure Co n s um e~Tropical Mangoes eoch 49c Response study showed j tha t a rtifi cia l , sweeteners led the list ofj usset lood products that peo-. pie though t were! p I f ha~ardous; 19 percent! 0 a oes s aid the sweeteners! ::~e u:.:.s~ ~:a~ U.S. No. 1 s 9 11;1 cau ae of concern. ~10-ib. ,. followed by red dye. ~ bog M08E THAN half tbe fammee queaUoned by ----B--1--11---- vankelovicb said sac· OC cbarin, the most pre-.. I v a lent arlifi-c i a I -argar ne sweetener, was a very or somewhat serious CalAreoli 2911;1 threat to health. But ~ saccharin ranked far ~it behind other items as a danger. Ninely·six per· cent of tboee questioned, for eumple, said they were concerned about the health threat of be· ing overweight and 88 percen\ said crash diets were a threat. Hazards ate mmine from modem technology are • cause of concern a mc>Gg many people, ac· cordlng to the Y ankelovtch survey, but ht~· ~>3'~ ., a big majority -19 per· ....... cent -still think technology is the only way to solve our current health problems. Asked to rank various technological health hazards, more than 90 percent of the families said industrial waste was very or somewhat serious; almost as many cited pollution and cigarettes as • problem. THEE OUT OF four a..1111.c••• .. s.ts:;.°h.'-'Z~" ~ • , •• "' ........................ Jb. ....... y_... 5vMee ,,... ... 4•/2"fllnt ., ., PJe.s.tn.4..... Cort.n• said nuclear power was '----------- Cherry TomatHS ................. 49c Red OnioM u.s. .... , . .. . . . .. . . . •. 25< White Ro~ PotatHs ~ a ..... •· 12< Crisp Comb u.s. •· 1 ••••••• 2 ~ 45c ........................... 29C ....... . , ... ,2" ...... f..-ns .,,............ , .. Minute Maid Orange Juice *"•For INakfo:-01. '12 9 Corton Bounce Fabric Softener Laundry For Your '199 ~ Pkg. E.:;;;;:;/ of 40 t:c:!: ~ .... ,. '179 ...... of12 °""'9• Juice W.Ai< "-••" ~ ., .... 79c C-tret• ~ c- a very or somewh at -------------. serious health hazard, despite the fact that the survey was taken before the accident at the Three KUe Island pow4'r planL X·rays were rated a health buard by 71 percent of those s ur· veyed. In answer to another question, 4' pelftnt the famlllet queatloned said tlae1 •freed -either part all1 o atroa1l1 -wltb tb atatema: "I ea't ... t _ ................. .... II ,......,. ...... ,......, ...... ., _ _,_ 111S Paper Towels"·:::,. • Bathroom Tissue • Detergent la~y _.a Sweet Peas 'T.;M • llayon ... I•• = · .. , ••••• J~e .. ..::" •·Gr•en II•••::::~ ~~·1·· ,....... . . ~,!I'' • From The Photo Center/ llitdmcOlor '81m 400 ASA.,., cno MR ... r .. 1 69• 'oclt "'·°'·89• ,k •. 3 'l:!·'I l~•.99c •t.-:49• 1~~·29• ........... ...... ··- FOOD f Products tbat ana.1.-1cs -pain eou1b medlciDea. the1 tan be controlled lllU.n -caUM dM moll Juat bow danaeroua IS ln one of their first re: e,atena. Anel .. a led our dall)' llfe? A iroup ports, iuued lut Sep. tbe list al ctnaa produetl of &clenUata at Clark tember, the &fCMlp aald ~ideNd u &aurdl, Unlveralty la Worcester, tbat tec bnolo1lcal followed by tran· Mua .• worlda.I witb a hazar4a In the Unlt.ed qulllHra, bormODH, federal IJ'Ult, baa beea 8'ate• now account for Laetrile, aleeDl.u aids. atudylac tecbnoloaical u to as percent of a ll Mdatl"9 and-eoa. and baaarda and whether deatha. The 1eJentiat1 alao aald that wblle tbe ~ ~lem of tecbnoloileal baarda la not iettlng •orae, we 1t1ll lace ma· )>r cballeaaes la dealing ~ltb dangera whole ex· act cauae1 and Impacts are· lnd1atlnct • 1s .., .. "' .. sr i-FRIE ! 1 •4e>hft WWfe I 1:~L19ht .... I le100 ........ '*I 1-c-.--.......... w.... .... -a I ~~=~~· ... ;; .. ~· I ~=---=-c..=."it •1141fQ.Rdt111µt1:r: .. . .., .. "' .. ! FRIE ! 1 Safeway 1 1 SllcH ...... 1 _____ , Wholt80dy Plump, Tender And Meaty. I J.es....... 1111 I I -c..-_.•Moe -...... --· ........... ,-... ----s ..... --"'-~''-~ Is._. 0-'-~ ,_,,..., "'"·.. . " , • ~-~a...--.1. ~ 11.)H'4·Rd11114•J:n ...._-~ "'>' .., .. "' .. lb . : FRIE : We care a little bit more! I I . 1 Cragmont 1 I 8eweragea 1>01 1 We wonr lo -r-,,,. ,,.,y b.tt w• con, The h•lpful cf.,,.. .. the tmtlin9 co.hi ... TM(I 91v• .,-o MnMt\ot yov, th. cu•-•. ot• the m~t 1mpt1tont pei-.on '" , ... •l0t•. So we hov• _, cvtl~ bolten ond Row .. °"°"9°"· Stoc~•"· boggen ond pl-t check.w. All reedy t• .._.,, oll t""'9 ~.all do•"fl o lill/e er110 . Fo• you. And p<ovd -4 it. I o-tlettle,.._ ........ I 1 w ... c_.. ...... HOO ....._ ........ --1 a little I* anore .... from sateway! ~ .... ~ ....... ~ ...... .... ls'"""-c..-,..-.....,.,., ... n .. S• . ....., ~ ... --Gollloo ... t•- 1 c....t-,'-°"'tO& .......... C..-I I USDA R d 51 k s 1•9 ~tC\ff!H?tdffil114.J:t~ CHOICE o•n ea ' l\'7 .., 0.. Get 011e l">J I. USOA Choie 8-f Round, Full Center Cut, 8o"•lt1u .... . . . lb. . .,Jff;,iJf. i FRf E. ! ~!.~~ .. !.~.I'.~~ ............... •209 ! M~-=;~t •.-! ~io~ !~ .... '!!~~t.fl .. ~'.~ ...... ~.$229 :,sli~~1:fS'·,. ~.\~ ~rc!'~Ch.!I.!~ ~~"~~---· ~2°9 ------------Frozen Food Buys ! ~io?~ Beef •uclt' Roast ~{g Boneless Roast Chocolate ~~~~~ .~·.~~~~~ lb. 1 1°9 ~~.~R~~d9np ...... Jb. 1 2 19 Cake Colonial s 13. 9 German ~ 2 4 -01.. ~Pkg. •-• Cult• lieak '2 69 USDA Ooekt l..t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. USDA rJtOICE BULllBIU 7-Bone •ocut •1•9 Whole Bonelea• ;~:~-;,:~-<·'~······, 19 Round Tip Lucerne lce 0 Milk USDA <Itek• l..t (lid. 1194 Cut .. .Ill. I 9 to 12·1>. '2' 8 Size Bulk Boneless Steak I 2 19 Cut and Wrapped. ~ Holf 99c ...,... Gollon USDA Clielct l..t CINck sa..Mt<...... .•. lb. Snw1faction Guaranteed Sllcecl •con Chunk Bologna Smok·A·ROIJ"O Scotcll Buy A Rn• Ouollty 991-In Rondem 99c \-,::::..\ 1-b. .. Weight Piece• ~ Our Bakery Selections! Oatmeal Bread ltollon 4H Multi-Groin M.n. Wright"•. ~ Plf. (14A Slic~ SI.If) e::::;;;:::;' lb. w..a...-.. '2" . _L_ w.-., i.a. s1se RainlM.w Trout"'"" 11. ... , ..._.. Prem.,m Fran.> ... • ...... • ...a.._ 'II 511 ah'4 ,,..,. SJlt L'N _t. Wt.., 1-6. S)tf Turvvt f1 eh er1:t't: ........ •. S11.1 tss Fra ... s ._ ......•.. "9. 8$6::.69C 2•-01.. loaf • h •11• "' S)lf • .L ~..... 17.._ Slit ltt·O-S ri,.. • M""94 ......... •· Varifty Pa<a • s... ...... ,.._ f f~ s1n f S--s1n IN fritters Cliidtllfn.\. ......... •. BH Ta<ou ..... s.r.. ........... ... k s.e-y '1" .......... '1" VMI Stea ,,..... .............. •. lunltos s-... ...., ............. A. Egg Buns .:;:,; .• 2 ,.. .. s l ..........,.,llethel-ef I Safe ay Liquor & Wines .r· Donuts "•·69( ll'tk•• lffectlve In ll(eftoed ewoy1. No Sole• In f, .... of 20 Golen•. fM Safes Fof 1..-le. Mn.Wriflit'•fr..W•M ... &fl Check These Buys! ~ Crackers 2 a.. •. s 1 .... htyMerS-li ...... ..... Kosher Dills frestt 22 .... 69< , ... MMte ...... ~!'.k .. ,. G•n or Wl~tCup s • IC). ...... ~t.75 ~liter Ancient Age ::::.~ s59s 16-hMf QllOft ~ • • ~!!:..O.!'.::! ... H ~ 59' ~~-·,· 75-~ wn lo .. •rt Monclawl 9 JEfi' faltri< Softener • Scettll... Gtltll. 89< fer w..w., lief, ........ ....._ 750-ml. ToMeW-• '7 ' .... '5. •Whit• :-12 u'ier ~ •·d lettt.. J1$ l iqHI Detergent •n .. 1• 55c Scetcll.., '-DIWI ..... ,..,.. 5$ SaUia Tequila S s '°"'°'"' ....... ...-............... o-t ::.:..--:...~ ............ ~49c • e!!~!:!,... .. 1s.-.'4 ~, ~.= 3 ., ... s1 2!$ ~=-.!=~ ...... ,Mltwsas ................ c.-... '-----------"\--.-....---------- IAMl&F IU• D 8COUllT ftCKlll " 1 2°0 0FF! .. .............. ,. . .... •········ WWI~.:'""' .t•s.oo rv: .... At11w ... r...,.,... ... • ..... 12.00 ....., ..... QIWfeft ..... '1.•~-Off.., ... .. ..... 11,,.,.,.,......,., ........ • .. ~ ... _,, .... .. .. , ...... . . . I :l • I • "You could have at least waited tlll 1 flf\llhed the paper before you ttorted ripping out dog food coupons I" IUPERHEltGeS 'SHOE MOON MULLINS • A2.TH~~ 0EBYNt'$ ~ ~LC.. THC •oc.o .CoNGi' ~ • • • • '' \. • 1, ~ ' l l : . • • ,, , •. ' by Jeff MKNelly by Ferd & Tom Johnson \ • DRAllLE '4&'(. OtlA&&l.E ~· I ~'I£ lN ~l"NMf:N"f fOfl 'l()l) ... DR.SMOCK we1,..1,.., ~·M e>ACK FROM MY COFFee: e>RE:AK ..... NOW wHE:Rf: WAS ">. ~ ._ NIELSEN w. 'e • .M,11.1m by Tom latit* PEANUTS A'-1 ~fMROPOl.06'4 flt~£~ ~Ea.£ Ot-1 t AMC'\loS MA.S W«rf'ft~ A NtlJ 8ooK , ANO I w~tJ,. 'lOV 'fO ~ l~"ff:(NIE:\IJ ~UA ~ YOU MARKeD yOLJ R PL.ACE: I • DOCT'OR by curtts M. SctMatt 'Jk~~ Jj/fU,, (1.. .4'""'44'. l by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont ::r Goess c;>oc:;.- eAR1 NG A FL..AP OF SKIN IS ANOfHf;:R ME:c;>ICAL.-FIRSf by .~eff Millar & Jon Mcintosh ~Lt-,~ ~~MlZ:> U ANtrni~ ,,. nM ()If,,· TH~ FAMILY .CIRCUS by Bil Keane GORDO by Gus Arriola "You can amwtr that kind of o door without 'I04IK panb." DENNIS THE MENACE --------------------.. CAT/IF 1 KJJl:W ~ ~£~ ~!!CJ ~. \.: JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan ,_~-~-----c7 1WLJ6H1 HIS NAVEL. HAU IT WILL 9E QUITE A MONEY· SAV!R PROpPgP. •• ~ ~N6'HIS ~HCLOOT100 Hl6H. I l i I !~~ ,.j.l ... )) -·~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Enghstl composer 5 Blocktiead 10 Asian 1Sland 1' Midday 15 Bid to take no tucks 16 Tart 17 Drawn rougt11y· 3 words 19 Syngman - 20 Young ac· tress 21 Tuesday Weld,e g. 23 Panting 25 Metrtc untt 26 S. Amencan Pfa111es 29 Past saving 3• Apollo's ri- val 35 Pronoun 37 Preclude 38Sinequa - 39 lnYOlves •1 Tint 42 Town - .._.caama 45 Nuisance 46 Migraine, e.g. 48 ··-good new5 tonigtit" 50 Japanese statesman 51 Fabuc UNITED Feature Syndicate Tuesday's Puzzle Solved: 53 Prachcal ,oke 57 Tearing 61 tsraeh king 62 Kind of paradox: 2 W()(dS 6' Levantine ketctl 65 Combmc 66 -Scotia 2 words 67 Gaelic 1() Contamers 68 Propounded 11 Yearn 69 The CFL's 12 Rechnes -Cup 13 -ol Maren DOWN 18 Gift's name 1 Todd and 22 Family - Sottiern 24 catctiwords 2 Bls1s 26 Nip 3 -bene 27 Revere 4 Snares 28 Craze 5 Timely: 30 ConditiOI\: 2 words Suttht 6 Tubes 31 Upper air 1 Dock union: 32 Drunkard Abbr. 33 Barracudas 8 Jar 36 State 9 Stioe part: 39 A muse 40Well edv· cated 43 Building .S Hanging tire 47 Cage: 2 words A9 Suggestion 52 Crest 53 Leg wear 54 Persian poet 55 -Speaker 56'N. Mexican Indian 56 "Prince -· 59Snow 641 Color 63 Greek let· ters • f;lafJ · ·~alendar FRENCH CELEBRATION Enjoying combination Bastille Day celebration. autograph party and family reunion are, at right, Mrs. Howard Morris of Newport Beach and her mether, French authoress ~ Anne Mariel. Mme. Mariel, who has had more than 100 booN!J published abroad, has also five books published in the United States including her most recent, "Rendezvous [1 Peking. " Healthy Baby Crunpai~ ~egun The Junior Ebell Club or Newport Beach has helped the March of Dimes launch its Healthy Baby Summer Campaign by honoring five babies born on July 4 at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Bethany J ewell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jewell of Costa Mesa, was the fi rst baby born July 4. She a rrived at 3: 13 a .m. Bethany and her mother were honored with flowers and gifts donated by local merchants Also honored were Mrs. Janice McNeil and he r son, Mrs. May Blankenship and her daughter, Mrs. Sandra Taylor her spn and Mrs. Clare Demeusy and her son. The Healthy Baby Program is an annual prenatal ca re drive to inform expectant mothers about the importance of early and re· gular medica l checkups. Classes Offered for The Head-Injured 'l'ALL aA1B of Oraa1e County wW ba e a beac.h party Saturday. July 21, in HunUn Beacb. Women mpt be over S feet 10 inc men over a feet=-4•taehee. lnfonnaUon, cal t'7·1Ml. BtJN'nNGTON BEACH CDl8TIAN Women's Club will bold a luncheon featuri.na "Fantasy laland" fubloo lbow by Waltab Clark. South Cout Plaza, at noon Wednesday. July 25. at the Huntlqton Beach Inn, 21112 Pacific Coast Hwy. Reaervatlona, contact Shirley Rainwater, S31·2139. IRVINE BUSIN£SS AND Profesaionat. Women's Club will feature Joanne Senecal, marriage, famUy and child therapist, at a luncheon meeting Thunday, July 19, at LltUe Joe's Restaurant. Reservations, contact Susan Sills, 83M388 . .. WOMEN IN llANAGE•ENT:" worubop, COO· •ducted by Marge Blanchard, will be held Tues · day, July 24, at the Alrporter Inn. Topics will in· elude managing stress and change, lead- CHILDREN'S HOME BENEFIT Liter11:cy Tutors To be Trained Champagne. a buffet dinner. live music and fashion modeling will be featured dur- ing a benefft at 7 p.m. Thursday, July 26, for the Children's Home Society. The event. to be held at th e High Hopes Neurological Recovery Group Montgomery Ward store m Mission Vie- has enrolled 18 students in il!i summer prevoca· · M I b d ' tional rehabilitation program for head-injured JO al, is eing coor mated by aux- young adults. iliaries from Mission Viejo, Laguna Classes.offered thfough CoastlineCommuni-ftlguel and San Clemente. For informa- ins and motivaUn1 people and Uriq dual roles. • JntormaUoa, caJI 832·8181. GEaONTOLOGY CLUB of Coutllne Commuoi· ty Collete will feature Judy Ballentine, apeak· in1 on Holpice, 7 p.m. Tbu.raday, July 19, at tbe c0Ue1e.10Z31Slater Ave .• FCMmtaln Valley. EXPLOaEa P08T 411, San Juan <;apiltrano, wlll bokl a awap meet 7 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Juq 22. at tbe Million Dive.Jn Theater. l''Uncls ww go toward summer acUvtUea. Reaervationa. contact Lori Altamirano, 49S-mo. A CO•EDY l'ILM for cbHdren will be shown 1 to 3 p.m. Thursday, July 19, at Gloria Det Lutheran Church, 33501 Stoneh.ill Drive, Dana Point. Refreshments provided. Information, call Sue Laudenslager, 493·~. · ' Just Shake it and Let it Fall Into Place. The Precision Hair~ut. Because your head 1s unique. the way your hair grows is equally unique. Really quite different from every one else's. Precision haircutting is a technique for cutting the hair 1n harmony with the way 1t grows. Your hair eventually grows out but 1t doesn't lose its shape with a precision haircut. Consequently your tlair- cut will look as good alter live days as 1t does.after five minutes And because the hair tails naturally into place you won't have to keep fussing with it. Usually a shake ot the head does 11. At Command Performance we shampoo, prec1s1on·cut (jnd.blow cJry your hai r for sixteen dollars. whether you re a qal or a guy. And no appointmenls are ever necE:ssary. We al so ofter permanent waves, coloring, fros ling and co11d1t1on1nq But we really shine with precision. And bO wtll you. The South Coast Literacy Council will_ start a new tutor training program begin- ning Sept. 1S at Mercury Savings and Loan Association, El Toro. A new center teaching English language skills will open in the fall. The center, sponsored by the Irvine Unified School District, will be held ly College, focuson pbysicaleducation as weU as tion,' call Mrs. Gary Prickett at activities aimed at increasing job readiness °"" nw:MNO• • 11tOHoua t• ... · •"" 0""·" '• ... • • N IAT.1 586-6085, Mrs. Ed Bowen, above, wfth SANTA ANA -1232 E. 11th ST. skills . • Fredd' 98 344 M A (S.W. Cor. of 17th & Grand) 547~719 son, 1e, at 4 -2 · or rs. Ian Applications .are being accepted COSTA MESA . MESA VERDE CENTER semester which beglflsSept.10. Buchner at 496-9546. Behind Ice Skating Rink (Harbor & Adams) 54M1S3 ~========-:l!:=.================-~~~~__:::._:_~___:_~~~-1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ at Irvine High ool. Our lar9est anrl Best Value Sale Sina we gJened itf !96f GOV." ~\C.t off of ~ )\J\.'< o~\.'< i~"oUG if es )u\V ~ ~) <.~•< e1-P If you've been thinking of coming to Schick for your weight problem, now is your chon(e to start the program at a substantial saving. Schick's Stay Shm system gives you on•·to-one instrucrton ... no pills, no shots, no deprivation. Make on oppolntry'\ent now for o friendly, ~lgotlOn, one-to-one discussion of your weight problem. We!• waiting for your coll. In Orange County, 55M•CM SCHICl('Smokanca onct WQhf Connot CenMB OAANG£ ...,__._ -777 s. Mc*\ 5'. 4'45 aMllOS 123 Loi Centtos ,.,_., " 7 , tf . D a A a ANN LADm;l..,..a ,... ..... .... ,.,Ma,....w.-.. .. . . ,. .... ..,,..... -.,. ""...., .. &bt .,., ...., ellidiha an tu.ndaa ollt. ,,_ piroblem la •r ... __... 'bou -•l• fetMr. I am wrtt.\ftl to flad CMI& tf OllMr men .... .,. .. fam111 bual· ..... UYe lM Hme ~------" ......... .. , ~· .. (I'll tall ... Jack) l1 aa ••· ...... )ml _. .. M w.Uft. He worts loac Wil; • .. , .... ..._., hcMan, 11 ut.remety eoo· e••• t•r••1•. y•er ldeD*icMll Md WGUWD't ....... ....W decide V..m ol taadnl a tw. •••&Mr •• •Ith& b• or tiUw-weM va(ation Haer elf ........ fer Ilk• ot.Mr employH1. ••••••• elte -or" Tb• buaU... doea well •aJM w.uelf. and the protit.s are lood D E A R A N N but we bave troubly_,.ANDERS: I have a meetlna our bills. No four.year-old and a new way would Jack be put. baby. People frequently Uni In aueb hours for ao atop to coo at the little 1nea1er a salary U be oae and they say to bis ••re working for a 9lder brothe r . •'The •;traqer. I'd lnaist that baby la so cute I think pe_ ask for a raise. I'll take him home with : I'm sure we are not me." alone in thJs situation. I know they are only What do you suggest? -kiddine but the rour- W EARY IN NEW year-old doesn'l Yest.e r- ENGLAND day he tried to kick an O EA a W EA a Y : old lady when she made WorlllaC for oee'a fata.er this remark. I was so for fa .. er· .. ·law) has embarrassed. bam ... problems that Please tell your ••come with the ter· readers it is cruel to say rltor7." You've Idea-s uch a thing to a tlfte4 ,,_. oaie. (Others I youngster. especially •ear a lot about are when he is torn between ha11lea with brothers, not wanting the baby to uclea or c:oualu in the be taken -and hoping Malw1.) he WILL be. It's DO fun Jadl Moald alt dowa to suddenly find lbat a wt_. &be boa Hcl teU newcomer ln the family lalm e:sadly wllat yo•'ve bas stolen the spotlight told me. If be la maktn1 and is getting all the al· a v•luble coatrib•tloa tenllon. -A MOTHER to tile bHlness, bis IN COLUMBIA . · father wlll probably DEAR COLUMBIA: come tbroogb. Some Tbanb for a letkr that SCULPTURE FEATURED .................. ···"· 'Y•• h•• &lie lffn,l.My. U1e ••U••t ewer te a ••"er decter If Ille , ................ . ,,.,,. ... ••t _..all "erapl1t1 are tenre a•d --=--&..I aay a , .. , .. e•••la to tlve It a faAr trtal. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would Uke to ny "Amen" to your 1u1.cut1on to that woman who hid been in tberapy for two yean and WU down ID tbe D E A R A N N mouth beeauH 1be LANDERS: My wile ll a wa1n't maklq any pro-'wonderful peraoa - ,,..,, You aafd. ln your tbou1hlful, kind, ex· utual matter·Of ·facl cellent wlfe aod mother. mann.r. "G•t IDOtber Tbt problem : Her thtra.Ut." parent.s Uve 400 miles I bad a almllar H · from ua. yet they come perten~. After apen4ln1 lo visit three Umea a too much time and year and stay for nearly money wi,th a lheraplst 1 three weeks at a Ume. didn't l\ke (and be My wife believes sbe waan't helping me> I owes them thia because went to the bead or the they've given ua many cllnic and asked for expensive gifts, another tberapiat. Tbe furniture, aUver, etc. My chanae turned out to be mother-in-law ls s nob· my aalvalioo. bish, materialistic, I 've been with the bolay, knows everything second one for ten and bu henpecked her monlba and am thrilled poor husband to death. wllb the proereas. I've Three days after tbe yelled at her, wept ln ln·laws arrive everyone her pre1eoce, pounded la at everyone el&e'a her disk ID angel' and throat -espeelal1y swore a few Umea. She mine -sniping, arguing has seen me e"press and fighting. It's hell. every, human e motion Am I wrong when I possible. I now know I say five or six days, am going to make it. • three. limes a year , is Please keep repealing long enough for in-laws that advice, Ann. It's to vislt? -TEXAS GOOD. -SHELLEY. TROUBLE WOBURN, MAINE DEA.a T.T.: Slntt tm.e DEA.a SHELLEY: In· visits are apparently &eresdag IJaat you ftnt dlsrup&lve I'd 11y yow &be rapist was a male · bave a Jeglilmate com- a ad your aecoad a plaint. How abo•t a female. Oftea Ute •es of compromlaef 8•11est a tlleraplst la cnelal. _.at you wife 1• back Top·ao&d dodon ..._ with lier pare•&• for &Illa. A aeeve, c.mpe· more time II llae walda teat &Mraplat wW turn It. FINISHING "FOUCH <-Artist Miriam Shelton Deane of Corona . . de/ Mar shows one of her woo.d Eighty-nine year-old Nelle Cowan brushes final touch on her wax sa.Jpture entitled '7he Dying Bull." A Costa Mesa resident, Ms. Cowan, began her sculpture as s project for a Glass she was taking at Orange Coast College. Her wor~. along with other sa.Jptures by Orange County artists, will be displayed throughout the <nnge County Fair, which runs through Snday. • sculptures. Primarily noted tor her sculptures of children, she works mainly ' with woods, bronze and ebony. Her · works are among sculptures displayed at the Orange County Fair. ------------Wo1nen COLOR SPECIALIST ALLEN FRIES '. \. .• . ·. ·. ·. • Corrective Color • Weaving • .·;• • Sun Streaking Non-Surgical Facelift Erase l1De1 ud wrinkles .W.O.& .,gery .. ---------.,. I 1st Treatment $10 I 14 Analy118. I ._ _________ .. Marines To Meet ----____ ._...._.._ • ~~. Jutv 18. 1979 ONLY PILOT € J J [ Boroseope TBUUDAY ..JVL Y lt •1 SYDNEY oaua ] A&ID <March 21·Aprll 19): Accent on new approach. fresh concept.s, original ideas, short triP8. Capricom. Cancer persons /lgure pro· mlnently. Older individual, pouib&f a relaUve, ll ln your comer. You will receive necessary 1upp0rt. TAUSU8 (April 20-May 20): Money picture britbter than you miiht think -burden Is being removed. Aaressive individual aids. Be recep· t.lve. Jlalntaln vt&ll where valuables are COD· cerned. Your "product" &eta better display, dia· tribution. GElllNI <May 21~June 30): Marvelous ._ portunitiea ex:iat for creative breaklbroupa, fresb starta. new contacll. Get to heart of mat· ten -be neeptive to ptooeertng concept.s - and to love. Leo, Aquarius lndlviduals fi1ure promlnenUy. · CANCE& (June 21-July 22): Intuit.loo works overtime -you sense what ia going to occur. You. gain plaudits ror recent achievement. Another Cancer figures prominently. Aura of romance prevails. You are vindicated. You do have ri&bt to celebrate! ' .. MATT 95 Fuhlon llland, Newport Beach OUR ONLY OF THE YEAR FURTHER REDUCTIONS · coats • dresses • pants sweaters • skirts • blouaea MATTHEWS LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Obtain partial hint from Cancer message. Accent on celebration, friends, hopes and wishes~ Humor,,,.-ersatWty, publlahed material command more-than-usual att.entioG. Avoid dired coofrontaliona. Permit -===========..,= .... ==•:::"Ml=============:::! antenna to ~ch out for "subtle vibrations." VlllGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22>: Check resources, take nothlnJ for granted. be aware of fin e print. Lunar posat.lon highlights career, ambatioo, prestige, honor a nd reputation. Aquarius, Scorpio, Leo persons figure In scenario. 'You will gel firm foothold -you're making room for yourself al top. Something Special LJBaA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Analyze, get ideas and thoughts on record. You gain via publishing, written word, opening lines of com- munication. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius natives could play important roles. Member of opposite sex boosts mora le. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Accent on tak- ing care or basic needs. Dependents, pets, employment and nutrition figure prominently. Relative in transit gets ·'in touch." Nothing is · really settled; know il and be flexible. Member of intimate family circle pays you unusual com- pliment. SAGITl'ARIUS CNov. 22·Dec. '21>" Em- phasis on contracts. special agreements. JOtnl efforts, partnership and marriage. Pisces. Virgo individuals figure prominently. You get information which reveals who is "for real" as contrasted to flimsy. bra~Jting, talking for sake of talking, deception. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). You are "rewarded" for past efforts. Many who did not notice will now acclaim you. You are trusted with additional responsibility, given additional financial conaideration. Another Capricorn is in picture. AQUUWS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You ftnd what bad been elusive. Subtle elements fall into place. Specifically, you feel, communicate and learn where you stand with member of opposite sex. Logic fights for equal Ume with emotions. You gel communication which verifies initial view. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You gain "ter- ritorial rigbbl." Property, security, close of a l'ransacllon -these are featured. You get chance to express views In dynamic, dramatic fashion. Those who took you for granted will have second thoughts. E~~ onnouncnnents. with block-and· white (llouy o/ the Juture bnde or the couple, miut be received bll the l"eaturea [)qJortment at leGlt .U weeb bef~ the weddirig date. JULY SALE feminine fashions p-2S{J E. I 7th St. ~ Costa Mesa ~t~ 645-5711 1ssies • Sweaters by SUMMER SUPER SALE 50% OFF (Plue S1.00) ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE I 0°/o AdcllioMI Dlscotlid ·a. All Mcriecl DoWll • Tumbleweeds of the West •Coco • Joyce Sportswear T-Jons Sir James s AND MOlll [0~3ii] fRANCI&-ORR Direct or collect, to subscribe to YOUR hom etown p•per, the DAILY PILOT fine stationery corona del mar CERAMIC $500,000 INVENTORY CLEARANCE GLAZED ITALIAN FLOOR TILE ~ 6x6 • 8x8 • 10x10 • 12x12 s1 ~sA. .!l~~·--. s.1 rsH. 6x6 QUARRY TILE 89' ~ Pt 12x 12 MEXICAN PAVER TILE 'We Guarantee the Lar~ Selection in 0ra')gl C:OUnty" Store Hours 8 to 5:30 • PMOMI llM7 I I I - . :r• s1J• Mu.. N.W'• 6' .... clillled ..it.on Hein ....... 39~ v..-.. etyie ia &bt 18 oa. can Cora Clllps::.. ~. lte . Tort.iU. euipe too-7 O&. pq. 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Hollywood s i 49 OIL Natural Seffiower 32 oz. bottJe ' A festive touch to summer meals . . . Mini-Havarti ••• 1141 Bo.1-Daniah imported 8 oz. Pk«· Mini-Muenster. s 141 Boel·Daniah imported 8 oz. pq. IATUULs•f SWISl-A-• Hushes Cache Valley-random wJCts. ~~--~~-...-::1i---~----------.. 2 , JACK I SI''· Brie Cheese •.. 1211 Ue Oe'Ftance 8 oz. pkJC. Camembert •••• 1211 Ue De France 8 oz. pk.a. =··s1•• Kraft's~ oz. handy ehaker can . ClllSI Wilie. Mone..~ 1tyl11·Huicho1· r•n· dom wictA. Mozzarelli •••• s 1 '' Gardenia brend I~ 11i IJ11 II R• tt 1111 ICO a .. , ..... for l(rnL Luqn.i Gerd11nl• I lh. cu11. --------#' LOllORN SI'' ) CHEDDAR · • - Wh1co1U1ln choe11e-tlul(ht111 random Wl(UI. Party SP.read • s 11• Wi11pridc a118l. OavorM·K oz. C\Jf> Cream Cheese age Zauaner Uit. fl&VOJ'll-4 01.. CUI> Velveeta •••••. 1215 Kraft's biJC 2 lb. &oaf DELUXE s1 49 SLICES Kraft 12. proc. American cheetM! ... And for those oth:er days ... U.S.D:A. Choice Meats! Kabobs U.U.l CHOICE am.~-.. '.!!· .. :. ~l51 Lean and tender cube& of loin cut. booelell Choice Beef ••. Pop 'em on a skewer with fresh vegetables POii I IABOiS $ ~! -Loin cut cubes of ftt!eh Eastern Pork. Chuck Steak 1 11~ Center cut U.S.0 .A. Choice Beef STUFFED . '" CHICID $289 !!!t!!tyle Boneleea Grade .. A~ trver breasts with ham & cbeeee LAMB s119 .KABOBS · .•••. -Tender cubes of U.S.0 .A. Choice Bonele98 leg & loin cut. lamb. Ground Beef ... '2'.1 Lean .•• Does not exceed 22'-G fat. Ground· Beef :S'S~• ffur leanest ... Ooei. not ex~ed 15'; rat . Steaks ~ . . • • s2'.1 Lean ICfOUnd beet Oocsn 't toxcii'ed 16' r fat FIRST CUT TOP Siil.GiN $ 3 59• STEAK Boneless! Loin cut of Choice Beef Pork n.a• . . . . . . 12~' Bonel888 East.em frozen-defrosted CllCIEI $ 279 lllAST • Butter, 6glt & dre&iing 11tulfed in bonelesg Grad<' "A" fryer brea...,t11. 1iJp.Birlai11 SGeak ....... 1llll lk:cl ,., iti. ht'"-', for a mC'mnruhle 1~1;1!11 ~ Ct>nll'r C'\11 Imm I '.S . l l A I 'h u11 1· lu ct 111111 Jlll(V anrl h ·tt<h·r' SausagernuMmu. 114~ El Rancho'& own ••• hot or mild! Bratwursta ... s 1141 Pork, veal sea.eonin«. No nitrites. • SPLIT 59 . llOILEI ~ · Grade "A" plump, I.,.., meaty fryer Sliced Bacon •• s 1 •.• El Rancho's thlcker "ranch style" BOIE LESS BllSKET U.S.D.A. CHOICE Bfo;EF ' 'l'rimmed lean sis~ Beef Roast::f. ~24.• Chuck cut Choice 8ho_u.lder clod_ Ham ShanksSIU 79~ So flavorful ... frozen, detroeted Lean grind ... Does not e11ceed 22'o fat IPfl •Y I.ii && ti tttl ,... smlY t:tl && 11 t ,... NIClS mtCTM MIS., aY 11 Tm Wll .. aY ?S • SALE TO IUlllS And top any meal with ~r Super Fresh Produce .. BOLLA SJ_tt · ., SOAVI Li(ht, dry, whit.1-1ubtle bouq"9t, 2' oz. lite s Rose' . 131~ 0.JJcbt!uJ PortucueN import-760 ml. c BLUE IUI Soft, He111an Liebfraumilch-23 os. ~ -Bu~gundy: ••• 12'1 Popular red wine in 1.6 ltr. juc Colony ·w1neuu1 12'~. Cabernet or French Columbard . . Lambrusco •••• 122• Riunite on ice-t.bat'• nice! 760 ML BRISTOL s7tt CREAM Famed Harvey's sherry 760 ml Frozen Foods VEGETABUS c;reen Giant N1blettl Com, Cut 1:3tlans, Crinkle cut C.:urrol.H IO oz. 9c Jeno's Pizza •• s11• 10 inch 11ize·8880rt.ed vanetie• Meat Pies. • • • • 32c Banquet ab8t. vanellet. 8 o,z. Shoestrings •• 3 .. '1 LYftden F11rms pot.aloes 20 vi. bef(. Homemaker Values CREST 90Z. Fam1lv s1u> t.ootbpaate·ref(. or mint Wondra Lotion 1111 Choose reit. or ulUIC8Dled 16 oz. FRESH iiia SJ7! Hv the piece Fresh Trout ••• 12!1 Mount.am JC?Own and pan reedy Mah• 1· h. 1141 I a I..... • Tropical treat ..• frozen, defroet.ed Large Scallops 15!' f rom Alaskan seat& ... frozen, defroeted ~Stuffed Clams 5.., 11 Matlaw's 2 oz. a1ze.frozen, defroeted FRESH FllUTS! . PACIFIC IED $249 Snapper • For tbe oven, ekiJlet. or broiler IPBIBll ::::r ..... 11! l:iucculent Perlettet ••• ,nat for enacka an~ in cool 1ummer ealada! '''*"'''·' ...... ti! At the peak of flavor .•• 1weet, «Olden 1ummer fruit treat! PllEAPPLI TOMATOES Rednpe 39 MUSHIOOfllS PEPPERS 39t : oown in Hawaii 19! Cherry ~ tomatoee • 12 OI. bubt. , • _. Large 1ize to fill your Kabobt 79cu Larite belle add flavor to Kabobl PAUDBtA UIW.Callc ... 9W. SOUTH PASADINA HUNTINGTON HACH NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF IRYINE LAGUNA HILLS ,,, ..... _..._ ..... , ........ aa .. ,,. 2m .... ....,aw. nNEe11bNffDt. u.M_.,.,.,._. .... ...,. 2114, ........ ,...._, .._.ourllall IOfttMP'etttn1t111I llae~wtqec.Metl lflMIVlewCefteefl ,...._..,..._, .... l DOUBLE COUPONS ! . iliK ••• iiiiLi··· Now ••• Lower pri~ through-out the store .• ·• plus i ·~ COUNll aclcled ICIVln91 With our DouWe-the-Value-Couponsl 1 ~==~...r::=.uz;;:-~ ~. . ' I t••··-·•111! ........ .,.._. ..... _. II =-~=·•:-... =~a's.:~=to • • It'• that etmple to ldd to dis ..W. wmn JOU abop Bl Ranobo. ~ plUI tor Super $hoppm. One •oo Altollol~ ol OUll. wttb one ol tbebl doubles dw ... , Now. a .. mlnutte 1-t •=· .. -· ...... the.,....,..,.,, u._ 1111t ¥tP 6r Md• •v• ,..._, -·-·'-I -· ~· II' -...., "' NllOIMr and VOW' Cavortle """'It~· rwu ta ln money HJMd .•. and YoU ltJll ti.a dl&ttoe11 at r;I •••••••••••••·---· Reedlo. UaltAlwdlu¥9_ .... ,.,...._, .... -. l . ---..-~ ........................ . -... -..,, __......._.__.._..__.._. -- • Wedneed•v. July 18. IG79 * DAILY PILOT 0 I The Blgge•t Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAllY PllOI CL;ASSIFIED ADS • You Clin .. H n, Find 11, Tr•de It With e Want Ad 842•'5878 One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ....... ,.27,tlO Owft~r tranarerr.-d .. 2 bttdrm • ca.n. vaultro .-lO(l etilb\p, wot bar Ii det'oraeor wall cover· lnp. Pnvato dttk. ccn· • IQUAL MOUlltO lral v11euum, ell cl an, • OltltORTUNITY 11\1 O\ett & mueh mor.- • ··--a.JI~ Nt1• 1r't Melke: · Ol'f"' 141 •·11 ' ,..,.., "'"' .,. , • ~u!a.r.:~ .. ~ le RI lloualn1 Act o f 1968 =i:: wb6cb make!! It Uleaal to 11,M:.H DUPUX ,advertla~ "any pre SI 10.000 t:::fe: 1~~·.!.:'d ur &cycle w beach Sec thl~ face :,:: reUalon se°: 3 and 2 bedrm duplex 'f:" niuonai origin .• 0r a~ with assum1tble 9'•% !"'~ to make any loan. Owner may carry •such preference. limata · some paper. Hurry. call :uan. ordl&Criminabon... §f.,,~9.", rtlfro11r~, ~w~~:8~~e;~11 • 0n°; [ l8 llli;NI ;idvcrt1si ng for . reul . ~ =•=-•••~· cislalc which b; m v1olll· • r-.1~•1•ol'•tmhc•_•la•~•·---•I o!n~~c~~ ·~·;~ate • 1h1s nea t :I ta·drm + ~RS: Ad•Hilsers lwruly rm + rm•plun· -.....W chtck thel __._ bl-1.ich cotwgt· 1\ll th1 ... on W... _.... r .,..... h>t• lan00 -F -report er-llum. "'on l luM. <:&It ,_.. "-dlotely. T~ 1;r.11(5.5() GAILY ftlLOT ••~• <~11'1 1'1 "'" .,. ~1 •• ' ==.:..~ [ 9 ll~llll -----...._.for Sole HR HARIOR HI ••••••••••••••••••1•0••0•2• 3 UR :! Bu. <1uict ll>('Ul•on. --al S.l~.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JACUZZI THROUGH TI4ENIGHT f yc-11r new. :-upcr enter ta1ner ·:-hom e :i ht'flroom. 2 bath w11 h 2STORY Shnkl· roof. I llH. 21 1 Im. SIZJ.t))(I EA.STILUFF 11.tih t'lL"t.om lund:.c·a 111ni.: (l1Qw1· ('ornc·r lo~:atwn ."> & ;in IOVlllOR !>IJU tit• llH, :J Uu . 'IK7.!AIO coraled 1n curlhtonc·i.. Roy McCardle, Rltr. ;icccnted by :-lutnt•d ... 548-7729 ,gluss wmdow:-. /\:>ktni.: --------• Sl()l .. 000. Cu II 751 ·:l1!11 Q.OUTOllACH r'OOI and t mU.. Thi• t'll• Pllndod A l''rame home hai 3 Udmu ind fumlly room It'll V•t'lalll lllld f l' l.6dy !or 11ummor fun 1 Sl1B,<¥X) 642-5200 EXEC2STORY Assum e $63,800. 4 Bedrm. 2 story. Minutes to 00..ch. 1-~ormal hvmg room. s unny kitchen, bnck (pie. huge famtJy rm Stu1rs leading lo pnvatc mui.lcr suite. Wall of gtui.s to large patio. llugc· corner lot w/HV 8 CCCl>l> $550/mo. Olli for 111l 11mt•n1tws and ul}Pl. tuprov1l•W. 9(i3·781!1 fll'tN 1'4 'I• 11 • f fit1 re '' f ''" • [e&Mtl OCEAN VIEW $69,500 J<are oceun view duph·~ lot, localed 2 bloC'k:-from the heath. J ui.t hi.led. <.:a)I now b('lorc 1t '1o i.:onc. 5Sll-20t;(I «;:SELECT I PROPERTIES zm U/\YSIOE DrtlVE. Oiruna ilcl Mar, a most <fehi.:htful ~pltl level. C'USlllm h111 It . 1•unll'm· CSELECT OCEANFRONT pora r y h om c w 1th RedYced $250,000!! beautiful HAY V I EW 6 Unit:.. 2 bdrmi. .• 2 Thrt•e b1•droom s. I PROPERTIES baths separate family room. •• • •• •• • • •• • • • • • • 8olM>o lay Prop. formal din mg room . bay lfl·uulJ/ul 2 Bdrm <'Ond<J Realtors vrcw s1ttm1t room adJOIO· oo I.he golf courst.>, l·nd ing master swte: indoor-unrt. many u p1trndes. * 675-7060 • plush white carpelJnA. --------• outdoor l1vrnit. very pdrquct ftoonn~. m1r· lari:e s wimming pool & rors. community pool!> f~nd what you want rn p11L10 area. mlcrcom & J>nccd lo 1<ocll al Sl:!t),000. r>wly Pilot Clasiiificds. s ec u r 1 t y system _ 614 7l>2. Thomas. aJ{L ----$53.S,<XX>. •••••••••••••••••' NOTICE COLE OF NEWPORT Cla.'ISifled Ads 642-5678 WINTER RENT AL Lovely furnished 2 BR. uvull. Sept. ·ror the bcuch lover. Only $450 1)1..'l'mo 640-6161 ~ VOGEL PACIFIC TRIPLEX Super lot·at1on '" Tui.un i\JI :.tudw unit:. with buck luwn:. und orange trc•cs. Never vucant. With wait mi: 1.1 ... t. 2 Udrm and a 3 Udnn. only 31..; yi.:ars oh1. Sec: us today! $16.5.000. (;uJI 546-4141 ~· COATS &WALLACE RFAL ESTATE INC. AIAtitDONED SPANISH how Daily Pilot Class-REALTORS Hied uds display their • 67r L 670 rncssaJ,tc.<\ With lc~1b1hly ..-V and 1mpa<:t? Our ads. we I':._•_•_---~~--- are proud lo say. really nie faslelil draw 1n the get res ults . Phone West ... a Daily Pilot -~·-_ ---Cla.WfiedAd. 642-~. ._.c~~~ OPEN IM IA YCREST ' 1116 lunOHSHEU LN. WED.· 1.5 Total excitem ent will s urround you o n ce• you open the door to this m a r velous 4 bdrm . pool home. Offered for $319,500 -Fee. • COlOWIU. ...... co. 644·9060 2111 SANJOAOUtNHILLSl•O. ~ ....... _______ ._ .. _NE_WPOA __ ~r-c_E_N~Tl-~ ...... -.,,~. Burr White Realtor 2901 Newport Btvcs ---------------.... Newport Beach. CA 92663 SPYClASS SP£CWJSTS FANTASTIC OCIAN & HAllOI VllW Large corner lot privacy, immaculate condition . 3 bedrooms &· family . rorm al dining. Priced to sell at $449.500. # 1 POINT SUR. . llST IUY ON THE HILL Terrilic ocean & harbor view. Super s h arp throug ho ut, 3 bedrooms & family, Jarge d i ning room. only $375,000. #7 MONTEREY CIRCLE. IRAND NEW umNG This one has e verything, great harbor & ocean view gorgeous pool & spa, delightful decor. 4 bedrooms & family, ric h , beautirul rormal dining r oom, $549,500. #69 MONTECIT0. HARIOR RIDGECREST Your cha nce to get a view property in fa bulo us H a rbor Ridge for only $352.500. 3 bedrooms. 21fi baths. formal d ining. a real beauty. Don 'l miss #10 CONVENTRY. APPOINTMENT OML Y P ocket li s ting. call for s pecial preview. Sensational Southport. 5 bedrooms & bonus. pool. s pa . outstandi ng ocean & harbor view. Own er motivated. CORPORA TE PLAZA. REAL Y 548-2953 • Now ta1UtMJ oppllcotloa for ow I 1t office hi Mewpcwt INCh ...t ~ ...... • If f011 ere o rut estate profn1ionol come ht ..ct toll& about the lftmty octv..toc:i-• to you: Coll office secret.-y for cCMlfldHffol l....,...ew 759-0226 1303 Avocado, Wh 193 ~ Newport l•och. Co. ~~@ f?Boch Realty REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 CORONA DEL MAI O,EN HOUSE E legant 3 bedroom . 2-slory hom e. Jus t ste ps to Ocean Blvd. & an easy walk to LfTTLE CORONA BEACH. 217 Iris. OPEN for your v iewing convenience. We dnesday, Thursday & Friday. 2 to 5. $339.000 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759.0811 llACHHOUSE llilltop3 HR. incl 2nd sly, 20' tort m slr retreat w/scp rm + pvUundeck. Sep sun1ten formal din. rm. Den. Fplc, beams thruout. Arches, d(l('ks & ~~. Truly a rustic beach house & more: for only Sll2.SOO +terms for all . BKR . Ca ll 714.98.l-0U02 TRY THE HAcH snc1AUsTs Newport Hei"'-ts FOtt SA Tl Sf ACTION 5" INVEST NOW D E /\ C.: H 0 U I' L Jo: X . beautiful modern :i Bdrm 2 bath. bulcony + 2 Jldrm. 2 bath. patio + 4 car garai:c. One block to beach. $266,000. Super In· vestment for s cl'ond ho m e -right orr - ret1rement. BRANO NEW D.,a.a at 711 W. la, $325,000 Walls of J,llns:i enhance D.,a.a at 5705 s...a.a,. Slff,000 this unique 3 bed rm D .... x .t 600t S.•llore $171,000 home. F1oor to ccihng 2 HCMIMI .t 104 ..,._. SUl,000 brick fplc. vault.cd ceil· en.-LU-& s ....... , ings, s kylight. huge -...... .,.... _,. r mister suite overlookg 3 Ir, Zk #10 M•io. I,..,._ Sl07,t00 sWldeck and patio. walk· co,_ Fri/s.t. & 5-dtty . ,_ L.dt in wardrobe too. J::11cep· STSIDE l1onal fmanc mg. Don't' DUPLEX EA miss.out. 646·7171 0..arrrun~ 3 Bdrm, 2 halh DW'LIX OTHIR WATllFIOHT & IMSIDI Ol'INl••Y.,'\''"''0 1114.,. +2 Bdrm,dming.2huth. ~~~r5~ '-~ """=-=-/=T=R=Y=THl==-~6::..:s;-c:.::::..:.:t~:~~::;~Ts=S=·=IT~,~·~Y~S===:....11 •~.n~•. i~tmt· . ..IFOIJM eacb. Priced •t sm1.ooo Have eomethina you want -873-3118.1 675-3880 Eves t.o ..U? Claullled ada do · .1 j ') o c i J t e d • macnab /lrvtna •-.......... ~~~~ ~ raalty LAeuMA CUSTOM NOMI! Brand new French Normandy at "Top ot the World." Views: White W•ter, Catalina & City IJabtlf Old World look & the beat conatru~tlon • modem ·1uxurtes. 58Ra -1tiad1 -fabulous kitchen w/everythin1t Speetacul•r foyer of matched banhvooda • hqe 1kyllabt. Appt. oalJ •.ooo. Cathy Scbwelciirt Ml·ml. <V·W> " PllCI ..VC• llUOOt • Perfect beach house for couple or single. Some ocean view from Lv. Rm . and 1undeck . Ownel' tt definitely motivated.. Now $103,$00. ..•.•.....•................•.....••...•..••... ······················~ 1002 GeMr.e IOOJ ..._.... IOOJ CerW .. W. 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• U~l()U~ IN CORONA DEL M.AR COVE R E D TWO WAYS -Two 2 bdrm units so. of the hwy. nr. school. park. s hops a n d garde ns . Good· incom e for the $179,000 invested. ABSOLUTELY. THE BEST! -The b est view in Irvine Terrace! All the bay and ocean action can be seen from this 4 bdrm c lassic. A-sklng- $760,000. .HARBOR VIEW lfJLL,S -Lus k 4 · Bdrm. Belvedere plt.tn, lge irreg. lot. well cared for. well priced a t $215,000. DO SEE IN SEA VIEW -A 4 bdrm. 2112 bath. view home with $30.000 in ldscpc. jacuzzi . patios and atnum $273.000. •p RIV ACY {)u 1ct a tmos phere e njoyed by this 4 bdrm. 3 bath Cameo l11 ghlu nd-.. homt·. P riv;Jlt· IH·<rc ·h al·cc!l:-.. r ed L\l·cd lo ::i li2. 000 U~l()IJ~ tf()Mf§ REAL TOR~·. 67!> 6000 2443 East Coa~t H1ghwJy. Corond dcl M.ir WESLEY N TAYLOR CO REALTOl{S s ince HM IEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW! $250,000 a r eal prime location in this quiet private community of Jas mine Creek Overlooks the professionally designed wide ~reenbelt plus ocean view. See this bright near -new "Bay Mist .. mode l today. Sunny kitchen . 2 l~e hedrooms. den & 2 patios. Community pools & tennis. 24 Hr. Security gate . WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2111 s-J~ Hllh load NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-4910 IAYFROMT Several fine hayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. I ba .. oak " fl oor. partia l basement. concrete foundation. Flats a rea. $120,000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy~1d1• Dr •11• N B 675 6 16 1 EASTSIDE RXE ...... I R-2LOT llnnl! your rnvC'i.lors and t1U1hJers um! hl' ncat1Vl' With Litt~ Olli!. SK5.000 Call(Wli-7171 '-""lf ~ 111 (/.,, '• '""' '"''' ,, • '. [@zllltl ~ OfttJ tM 0.~ "°' INlty ..... J10U wtlel'9 -In'°"' loc:el --""~ ... -~- PALM DESERT 6't l 1n1t /\pt. c·ompll·~ w•UdJu1n1ng l:ind to duplH·atl' unit:.. Will l'X· 1·hani.:1• & carry :-u1rw l1num·1ng II A I.HO /\ I SL,\ N )) HEALTY fi73 !1700 SUGAR •N SPICE and l'Verylhlnl! OIC'l' In th,... l'leun 3hr, I 1 > ha tiorn..• W t('(IVt>rt'll. Ii.: vrl & n\•W roof Only sw:ooo. Call now. !179 5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS . ---Why ,ay 6% COfMl.7 •$950• SELl"'~ YO UR llOM 1-; 1-'i\ST! I-' U L L R 1-: A L T Y SEHVIC.:E' /\S$1Sf· U-SELL 957·8787 H!HIQ!MI ....._ ________ '•II idle items 642-5678 -111111 ILllll CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE WATIRPIOMT WITH DOCI Spectacular Family Home On The Wat.er In Newport Beach . Three Btdroom• Plua Mald ·s Room. Lar1e F'amlly Room. lmmacul•te Condition. Huie Doell P'or Your Yacht. Call Now. SU00.000. COIOMA DB. MAI Lowell Pi'lcea Condo On P'ee tand fn Canyon Crest. Three Bedrooms. Two Flrepla"'8. Sundeck 00 M...., Bfdroom. Wet Bar. Pool. Sauna" Ten"ll OOurta. Near Shoppln1. Gooa Security. Prlv•t• COmmuntt.y. Only St•.IOO. U1·1• ... .,'°' ___ ..,. - PRO'S • 1000/o c ........ NO DEDUCTIONS! 3RDOR MORE DEA~ 70'4.Comm.oe ts l&2n.d Transactions . Three <~rung.., Left. Call Realty Hetwortc 957-8400 DUPLEX- Great Income liloc·ki. to bl·a{'h & ~hop-. 1'ry 15'4. down and ownc·r fmancin.: ,1l Hl'l 1111 Sl~H.110 <.:all flurry, \0llll ti7:1 )\"\.'VI "' ''' '' • u • IUtJ rntt1 ,.,<, · fWllll 8al>oa Island I 006 . .....•......•.•....••. Hu1lth•r pul·kag•'. l11t IV JJl.111 ... 11.r ... gl I arnily rt'' :);!:!., 1)(111 1·,,...h I 'I UI d< 1111 , .. ()\.\ n o·r /1\i.:t K:l:I :11 KI or li-M liJ.111 .'.\1·1.1. h(IU:.•· lty hut hkr I '11 k 1 Jfl~llnA now Shi ll1L1. Fl< .... u111.J1•\'k :u:1 \g,11!• S:l95.IJIJIJ tjj:;.t)!J:! I :! t•Wf.1<1rt l)ltpl)\.., 1111'1 rkw II.•) I 11111l tu 111· Xd111g cl 1lw11 llw111·r :.!l.11,>\11~ Corona del Mar I 022 ·······~··············· lln•;1tllt,1kllll! l'.1n111.1n111 Jl111 \ ll'\.\ ul :\fll 11:1111111 Ck"·"' . c 11.1 .. 1 ~ II.I\ 111).tfil flghr-.. I IOlll .. \ ... \ rt••lll !'tl•·11 111 1,. .. 11 h ~ l)Jlh ,., 111·111\ .11111111 111 111 lht11uglt1111l ~/J;1 IJOO 1.11 1:-ii~1.1,i.1 fll>i)( UNUSUAL DUPLEX 011 1'111111~ 1\\1• ,ultl ('cl\! ,\ltr i! htlt rn & pl;Jyrn1 o\.\1ll'r ·.., ur111 & l!t>Oll n ·n 1.11 l~11h ad1111n111i.: :-.wrrn mmi.: f)onl :S:.Wl.500 F irm PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7383 JASMINE CREEK Onh ra•w l'lJn 3 nn j!n't;nb\'lt W IOCl!Ull Vil'\.\ LpJ.t1-;1d ~I llc1i1r .... :\11" l' rn 1mmt•drall.'i> li • ,•,,. $252,00U Pnn only. Dy:-. 110; 2mel CAMEO HIGHLANDS ~ill""'' l1k1• a new honw. T o µ Q u a I 1 l y r •· · lurh11ohtnA" <1511$ Wayne, C'Jm1·11 ll1g hl ;ind .... O>nlfla tld M;ir ~25.000 U1ll ~2t ~wport Center 640-S357 . .......•.............• VACANT R· I LOT INTHE "VILLACH" .... ht Wock off <>c... lt•d. ..... IOMt • oc... .... po ....... . Sl25,000 l.d to.. already arr••ged. S205,000. CALL QUIQ( 644-721 I /Jn Nl[1(l UAILf.Y & A~SlJCI A l ES INVESTOR'S DU,LU SO OF Coast Hwy Xlnt locltt1on on Begonia ~t 2 br & I br unite;, always rented Try 15'm down & 'uhm1t your term.., A:.k1n.: only S17!>.IXXI ~ R.C. TA. YLOR CO. 640-S 112 Costa~sa 1024 ·····•········•····•··· STATELY EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. l 'ountr~ It\ rni.: al ll s IJt..,I, ;, 11th m. :J lwth. pt111I h II m • • Wt 1 h ;1 I I I h l' ;1m1·111111· ... l'r1t'I' 1u:-l l'l'· clun'd ktld\Cn .\la11y Jfl1t·111lll:. Call nuw & i.uhmtt BK H ~LS i.16.'> Ex<:lu.o;1ve Mc:.a Verde 4 Hr. pool. J<n-. no quality· in.:. ~14 ,000 movc-rn. Slaa.~ Gt.-o. !17!1·!1951) ONt-:Lt-;F"r .. BfllTTANYWOOl>S'' N t ' w t o w n h o m 1· , 1-::a ... b 1dc C.:oi.la Mc:-a . :i!-150 Sa11ta /\na /\ \ c ~l!J20or1;.111.1 11~1 SWIMMING POOL l1ra:.t11· pm·•· n'llt11·l11111 IJ} V1•ry ITlllllV:tl\'cl :-l'lll'I' ti lltlr d1·n · lurJTILil IHI. 1111i.:r Jtlccl • li.:1· 1111111 hUJ.:t' IJl1\:tll' ytl llt'.11 ~IP:-a \'1·r1h· C11unt r v C luli C,111 1:11·;1 11 .. 11wa1l h , lt1•1i\J:n. li:ll la.I.• 1002 COLLINS ISLE BAYFRONT MoC)ftlfk ... 2-itory 4 bed ho.. wtth fin.st GllMftitiH. 'rlvate baot 1llp. $975,000 FH. PRICE REDUCED-UDO ISLE Gr-.clow 5 bed. Mt... with dt.rec-. ~ leaM/opffcMt or terw. 5" tM• .... $495,000. EXECUTIVE TOWNHOUSE CONDO &fo, ... 2 bed. .......... vu. ~ pool, loctmi & .-.. Steps to leeclL SI 14,SOO. WATERFRONT HOMES lac. ;M:1'1 w c:.,,, ... 1 11~1li1A. ''" N1'\A.J')l1n 1~.,,. Ii 631-1400 ------------~--~--~--~·d s~\\o\llA-a~~s· Tllot Intriguing Word Gam• with o Clludle -----Hloo4 "1 QAT I POUAN ----- ·=~!.~:: low to ,_ '°"' ll"'Pie -.lo SEORUS I ll'r111 ,__.,...F_l....-G .,...E_R......-11 ; I I I r . ' 8UNNOE 1 1.1111' ••MOT CAA i. BRANOT, MfVl<H .,. Pend• 1no al Pacific View Morluuy Ht#PG<I 8Hcll, C.. auu•o•o AOOEA C. 9UAFOllO, rt~ldent M C~ta ~. <A. Pat111d away Ot1 July I), 1~7' Ho I\ \IJrVlwcl by hi\ wlle z .. 11a 1 Bvl1Md of Colt• -... C• .. 2 "'°"' AOQtt C. O..rlord. J• of Ouarto, C• and Joltn Ch.tries OI 11"""1"9 SCI<· 1no1. c.., 2 '"ten Melb'V M .• T •nner •11d lt•b•«• Newman both 01 Ar_a,,HI, afld Sue G;i""I" ....... of Mh,ln lppl, •ltO J t ••llCl<llllctun. GravHlde twvktl Wiii be held on T'!Nnday, JtAy 1', 1'1t at J ·OO PM •I Ha.-i.-._lat P••-wltll llev PMI n.-ottklal~ l'rleftcft ftVY CMI at 8ell er-av Mtr'l...,y .... ~-••Mlrf. J<My , .. t91' •r-._ s:•PM••'tOPMl#tdon ~ .. ••· ,,.,.,. "· "" ,,...., •·oo AM to 12 -· .... ........,, /Mn-y f in< *' JON..so.e JOANffE It. ~"'°"· .ii Graf\d Pr.Wit, Te-._.., .NIY IS, ""at Ille ... of ., SwYlwcl by • tOft 9rllt Jotlfl-.. c.Mlfllmla. ~ff Patil OI c.allfemia, ,_ .-r AML C. H. ltolal~ ol Ci<' .... ll'rWle, hUL a ti"' lff J-It. C.O.-r ol Gr-Pr•.rle, l ••u . Sef',,.ces •Ill lie lltld at ti oo • ·WORLD'S LA"GEST DEl!RT BECOMING THEATER OF WAR Rktt Uranium Oepoett May Be Future Energy Source Battle Over Uranium .. Bloodies the Sahara MONROVIA. Liberia <AP > -.The world's la rgest d esert, 3 million s quare miles of mineral·rich r ock a nd sand. ls becoming a theater of war over what m ay be the 21st <'en· tury 's main sour ce of e ne r gy, uranium. Bitter guerrilla wars, often involv· lng AfricaJf client states of the major powers, are caus ing in cr easing T~ cewatrit-• 1Clao•e terrfto1"9 He• largef11 ia t•e S•••ra arr ar• r•••l•tiag la•gr storkpHe• •I .,... •. FRANCE, FORMER colonial mast er of Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco. Mauritanrn, Mali, Niger and Ch;ad, has u strong influence over much of its old Saharan empire and makes.no secret of the fact that Its main in· teres t in the a rea is centered on uranium. for itself and other nations developing nuclea r e ner gy. France is one or the world's five acknowledged nuclear powers. It is rapidly developing an independent nuclear deterrent and nuclear energy capacity. The uranium needed for these pro~rams comes exclusively from Africa. Much of it is mined m black Africa ""'* 1'11"'1 P"llll\hecl Orentt CAWl\t Dally Piiot Pwllll&'*I 0r .... co.,. Dally Piiot, Jiiiy II II u "41Q. t .. ,. lt'>7' J"ly 4, II, II, U , lffl 2H'"7' -• ' ' ' PUBUC NOTICE PlJBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI •UllMIH 6 4 2 • l'ICTITIOUI •UllMIHI MAMa STATIMIMT MAMtflTATI MIMT Tll• lollowtftQ l)er\Ofl It dOlftQ bull• 5 T~ fOllOwlftQ peraon 11 001"9 ~I lltU a\ MU 61. J & M RENTALS. 124 W. WlltOI._ COMPVTllt SYSTEMS, ll•J Co\la'MM.CA'7UI O•rt-Dr • Hwrtlneton 9H<h. CA JOM w. Mc°"N. m w WlltOll, 83;4% ....................... -CAPICOD 11 revhallied In thla super bncbtront home wttA •hlnunerirta pool, Cuatom r eal u n •it 1bound : view t he P1V1bOO, t~ tloat..s. OU& the jdt)' to Ult OCCllll; 11it. by tM walk·ln f1reph1ce or"'''-" In the. h1de-1w1y loft Murvel at thu CU111.0m craftsmanship' Otfcrtl<f fur $150.000. 64~5200 .,... G~t• Mew, CA '7U1 Al<lla•d .,.,, S•ll•rll•ld, •• ., Tiii' l)u\j~s I\,_,.., by ... '" 6 o .... .._ o. .. HWf'llntJIOfl S.acll. CA lllYIO\;al '2._ Jo/MW McG"" No quallfylni;i, OWC Sl2.<KK> 2nd. Loft model, 2 Btt 2 lia, c-entral air, 9'1 C:O..nly on July Al< .... rll Al•n $.r!IHl .. ld l. 1'7• 7 Tllh '161.ment ••• fllecl wllll the ,.,._ • (OUfttY (1•'11. ol O•ano-Counh• °" Publlv.ct O<M91 OM" O•llY PllOI JUM 1'1, "" l'll7'0 July 11, 111 U , ""'9 1, lt?e 143'-79 July t, 11, 11, ~ tt7' 7S14 It lll'ello $7:>.ooo. G45 !Hill . OPEN HOUSl Rt Al TY / Put>ll"*' 0r-. co.ut o.11v PllOI, PVBUC NOTICE 8 • -'U~•IMCOUltTOl'THE PUBLIC NOTICE STATE'OI' CAUl'OltlOA l'O• WOULD YOU THECOUNTVOl'O•ANOI · IB,fEVE, STATIMaNTOl'AUNOO•UIHNT 1•c1v1<c.-on...w.. .... l'ICTlTic::~~=l~:SS MAME Pl.A~::-·~~:"'LUCILA $54,9507 Tll• fOllow•ftO --llti ~ CURIEL. MEllEOETH CHRISTINE No m1~tak1: only S.54,!}SO th• UH ol , ... f'fcthlOu' 8u\lno' CUAIEL,•mlAOf,D\l....,lllfOU911 N• for this :tllrllC llVC 2br N•m• Gua•clt•n •d Lllem, PE ffR M 111fldc1 W/iJ IJ.: IJdllO & it TSI. MANAGEMENT SERVICES, CURIEL. -PETER M. CURIEi. ~11 O·~ SlrMI, New~ e.acll. DEF ENDANT KAR EN Lt: tnmm 1xiol Al"/ 'j(•lh.-r C•lllo•nl•.,..., V[AN Cl.ARI(, -DOES I thlO;;Qlf Will hdp fmunrc Won't TM Fl<lilkKI• &u\l~' Name re· v. 1nt1u"•• la.<.t Cl.Ill now !l7!J ~O lured to .OOV. w•• 111.a 111 Ora~ C-Na.1'4471 counly on Martll t, 1'15 • SUMMONS A Newport See<h, C•lllornl• '1i..G Tiie <•"" ,,.., feel• ... 1,.11 ,.., I 11 ThOma• S l..ff, 711 O.•ncie 'ilrftt, NOTICE I v ... II•"• "-" •-· D LL ST A TE Thi• bu\inan I\ <on<IU<ltd by "" '" wlll1evl ,_ '-'"' _. ""'"' ,.., -dlvldu•I rt1"N wltN" JO dayt. ,.. .. llMt ''" REAL TORS T!IOme•S 1.... 1 .. m•lleft-, ~ _ _ _ _ Counly Cieri.. 01 Or•nVt Cou"IY on El Trl.._I ,-e M<lcllr c_,a Ucl DOVER SHORES Tho\ ~twt•-nl Wal 111&0 wllh IN! AVIM>• u-....................... A Juna JS, 1'7' ,,,. •Y<le"'i• • ---Ud. r-lk•aut1fully r•-<h•l'OrLJ IPtl F414t1 di det1lro de JO diH. l.e• Y itll-•· 1;. Pullll\ned Oron911 Co•n• o.,,, Piiot, ci... _ ... ,1-. ·I ,,.1r m. I amily rm ~ June?l•nclJuly t, 11 11, 1'7• ?d?" I TO THE DffENOANr A'"" fnr~h.thn1ni.: ,,Ir tond --comp•••"' fl•• r;..., lllf>CI 11v tt>e l>l••n I :oll tlw b1111,,. Y.l'l har. t'lt' PUBLIC NOTICE 1111 •11•1"'' YOO All lh1~ + .1 • .. to"' .,\,. to <'~fflf\O ""\ CT cu 1 •v •~-------------1 •• ,.,.1, '°" ""'''· "'"h"' lO 0 ,.., •"•' Sl'b A ' I.A < lln FICTITIOUS •USINESS thl\ \ummon\ " W<ved °" ;ou Ill• & OC .!-:AN VIEW NAME STATEMENT .. nh '"'' court " w"ll•n p•-•nq ,,. L Tf\e foUowlnQ Ptr\Qn\ •re dO,nq tt\POf'Ue to tl't• fl)mp•••nt t It 4t bv~•M~ •\ 'Ju\ht"' Court. rou mu'I hit wllh thrt I E I C. H T W H E E L 0 II I V £ "'"'" .. *""•" bi.<!<li"Q a• , """' ,.,. PllOOUCTl~S. 9~1 W lltll !>trt•I 0 ,,., IJll'..O<r>q 1,, ''" •nt•••d '" 11,., Co••• Mlt.,.., C.hlorn10 91616 doo •II Unltt\ YO•Hln '°· vour d•'""" I Stoll A Friedland , H ?Y> wltl~•ntH•dupon"l>f~k•honoltn. y Coron•do. l C>f'tQ 8•ttcn, C•l1forn1• e>l•1nt1tf MWJ I~\ lOurl m.y enlt,--• 1 900SI JUOOm•nl ~tn\I .,ou fOf' ,,... ,--•llf't °"'"'" J•llrn A_.,bero. P 0 Bo• tCMI. manded •n tM wml)le•nt .. n"h '""'Coll '°rlf'dl•nd 11 It",-Wiii> lo .. ,, .... H ••U ol fhl• •lalement .. .,, "'"" w1111 '"" u atte,...l' 1n lhl\ m•ntr. ,_ ''"'"'" County Cl~•• ol Ofang.> Counly on 110 u -tly '° '"•' rw• wr111.,. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 8EACH HOME ;• :-.i .. 1·. 11111> 11111 \"" ol •• 1•,111 ,\/ "·'lk II• p••tll1•I 1111• ~111 1 1r11111 lh1' 1111 l,1tl1 11 1••1111 ~\II .I I H • It Ill ft1I' VA .w BUYERS If you make $1400/mn, )~M• may qualify to own your own honw ! Low [)uwn• Loaru. lo SIOO 000. l.J..1 us ~how you how to doll' C.:all Now• TcAtoRedC~t Wd.i1ten! 754-1202 4% COMMISStON! WHY PAY 6%COMM.? l'rof\.'1':.lonal as.:l'nl prn \'ttltnlt lnlal :."n ll't''I 1:\l ~'il Wiii M'll llr (J:O.:.l~I )1111 1n 11un·h.1:.1ni.: v11u1 ht1nw lor only •1'; S.1\•1· J.', of ~alt' prH'•" C<ill ':fl5 1 l~i A~I . W~ Work For YOU! U.<•-,1dt•nlia• & 111111m•· l'rup.·rh DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES I ACRE LOT!! AM on Wfdne1oey, July ti "' L•w••• Lt nd M•mo•1•1 ch•IH• •II~ 11 • .,. bloods hed in the Sahara from the Ernett ~ ottic1•1tnQ. Sarvl<o •t Atlantic to the Red Sea. L•uttl Land Mefl'oafl•I PMi.., 0•11•\, in Gabon and the Central African Empire but the la rgest potentia1 Is in the Sahara. The barren mountains of northern Ni1ote r alo ne produce 4,000 m etric tons of ur<iniuin a year , ex· pe('tPd lo so<i r to 10.000 tons by the m 1d ·1980s. eno u g h for ha lf of Fran ce 's uranium needs. Ju~ 11 1q7q rUPOllH, 11 •ny, ...... IN hied Otl llm• J.lllUJ IJA Tf;O Julv?r 1"18 Publ"he<I Ordl\QO Coinl 0~1ly P11u1 lllllLLIAM [ St JOHlt, June 11 M'CI July t , 11. 1¥. l~/4 1•11 lq <l•r~. p I'"'' 1111'1 kil l ht•ll 1111 II ,, I ll ' ' • • f I ' .. " I I• ~ I fl 1'1' 1t1• IJl1J ,I• t 11•11· I .11 1••• , 111 hi p.tl 1" 1111 1'. ' I : 111111 I I " 1 , , I ~1111'11111!1<" It\ 'I•" ·""' 11111 Ill • fl .1t.•1 1 ..... 1111.1 11.1 1... '-··111 ·· '· .11 I len\ ~•I t.....o Funeral Home PUBLIC NOTICI-: lly tlflOI ~ OC ll <•EI, 0-l)<sly lt.1111 It llt11 ld \'1111 """ A-.oAew::J:i::~wrvim"" THE LEGENDARY C AM EL p•M•,.q •• Pac111c v1 ... M••Mri•I car avans or nomadic desert tribes P••• ~~ii.'::s~Tee"'"· C• still crisscross t he v<1st wilde rness, JEAN F. L•NOSTEDT," , .. ,e.i, re and even the Frenc h Foreign Leuion \•"""' o• .,....,.,,, Buc:11. co P4\w-d iR s till there in places. But modern •way °" Jilly IS, 197q She h turYl••cl TJU: l'i1GER URANIUM deposits. mul'h of il u ne xplore d , extend northward into Algeria and Libya, westwa rd into M<tli and e <.1stward in· to Chud. Some experts believe the Sahur.a may hold the world's la rgest reser vl'S of uranium. A tltlO NOllCEOFSAl.E OF REAL PllOl'EATV AT l'AIVATE SALE No A·"'1' HUllWITl AHO HUAWIT Z IOO WHI C.i..pm•"A• ...... Ou,..., C•lllornl• U -h l OUI 1•·1,.1 Attorft•Y• .... Pl•lntlll• II• I •Ill.ti 1111•'1 ''' '' Ill l!Jltl t' I.tit \,I\ 11•\\ . , :•:1 .·~1 1 .. 1 •. 11 1111 ,·r• .11 prH'•' . • ( I\\ II• I \\ t 11 I 11 I .. '1111 I J J [~ ll!li] '"'"~·:···''""' by 11er 11u•1Mno T11eooor•. ' •on' highways are being built across the M•<,...,1 o1 "'-•· c.. O•n•f'I o1 d esert and the 10 countries whose tcr· ~~!:o~~~~··~ ~~,,: ritory lies largely in the Sahara arc K•u•u ot NeWl>Of1 BHch. c.. '"'" accumulating huge stockpiles o f ~ry FarnllMll of Tu•lln, C. • "•r Morocco, the world '~ biggest ex· porter of pho.sphatcs, is developing a method for extracting ura nium from phos phate ore. The phosphates in the fo r m e r S panish Sahara, m ost of which was annexed by' Morocco in 1975, would cont ribute to these plans, but an Alge rian-sponsored guerr illa movement is fighting for mdep<:n· de nee of the te rritory. IN THE SVPElllOR COURl Of THE STATE OF CALll'OANIA P:OA THE C.OUltTY OF OltANOE fn "''"' MJJt •1>r 01 lh"" F \t11t .. Of Publl\f\frid Ot-or1QP , ,.,. t l.Ht11y ••11ot Jun~ JI Jul t; II I~. IQ/Q 1018 rv PURL.IC NOTll'E o~~~~c'EH ~s ~~~1:~· g:~~A:~,,.. FICTITIOUS •USINESS LI EXECUTIVE - PLAYGROUND .,..,--......_.. or111her Jamn o.-•11 of Huo_. arms . lndl•n•. , ··-Vlttl•lion on • Tbe growing tensions of the region :~1:':'..:::n:.::VP!: were a backdrop to the African sum· '" "· "" .i , » PM •1 .,,. P.C111c mit meeting assembling here. ,,,. uncll'r\•QMt~c I to rontttm•t•on o • '"'d N\\ "' Su!M'roO• Court Ofl O• •II~•,,... )hi 0.,, GALl[ l>V IMP()ll1S, 331-tt Bon 0 MESA VERDE '1-w on thf' mark••t Th" 1'\llW >Iii';, li11! Ol '' 1111 ,1( View CNp9I """'A.,. C,,., .. , Smilll Lib d Al • t h · ' r.111<1a11t1Q. Pr•v••• .,.,.,.....,, Pa<1t1c ya an geria . e region s View M•morl•I Park In lleu of ffiOSl m.ilitanl "progressive" COUO· •1ower' '"' ,...,.11y •UOOH" <ont•11>U· tries are spending bi llions of dollars flon; lie mactot lo llM! Cllrhllan or • . . o.tnll••-oi Yo<>< <llOlu .. Pae11 ... v1ew of t heir oil wealth to buy sophlst1 cat· ol July. 1'179. •I lh• ofllc;e ol PATTEN "'" 1• Or l.tQUft" Hlll""I. C• .rtn FAI fH & S/.HOFOAO. &)) W Foot"'" Pollof1 """'•"' 01 .. 0 , 13~•1 Bon· 8111d . Monro.,1A County of l O\ t\Aft .. l4'Qun41 H•ou-1 C• 'nt.11 An~t~\. St•t• ot C..fltorn14 .-t• th-f f "''' bu\.lnt·\\ I\ tondu< l•d DV •n '" rlQhl. litt~ t\nd lnt"''"'' ot ~·d °"' d•¥uJud1 c ... ,,.o •• '"'"II~ Of dfl•th 1'ncJ ttll '""" f,I~,-, A R•·V• t1QP\t, 1111.-.-na H'\terf'"\t tndt tru t•''"'''" tn, ""'''""""'' ""'"'· ••1e<1 w•tn tht T 11! 1111 .1 qu1..i '''< lu•k•I lot W1lh ,, ''I\' \\11<11h 11 \ 111 11rr•>OOthnl! fHl'll II. ~JI.I '\1 ti }'1111 I 1111 • 1\ 111W1lf\•l11li flu,• l111b I I ,. • " I 0 ., MOn ... ryd•rec1:;,TM ed weaponry from the Soviet bloc for MAR IE NAOMI SMITH, r~l.,,.nl of the defense of what they call their N•wPO•t Be.to<11, c. -" ,..., •• ot "socialist re volution " P1>nM1lvM1la Pe\1'ld •way on Juty 14, 1'1• at ...... ot .. S/l4t ...... ,. \On· m l•w J-Newt-ot Newport 8"11<h. r»f \dirt d•f,.A\ .. d "'" •tC'lU•'"'" t)y r ,,unlt' fi.n t>f (Jt1tnQ'" tour1l y-on ,,.,.., ttflQn Of ti4w Ot c#fnrt Wi'" ''''"'' '"'"' / • PU' l'1•n or .n a00tti0n ,,, Uh•f o• w10 o... ''"MO , .. ~\.f'O, "' '""" Um1o f)f dfi"Jtth, •n """ ,,. Publl .. twiif'f O'MO'" t:OA\t 0fH1 P11n' O•·lnY•. ~'"'~ 01 Cah•or""' I"'"" u•a• PUBl.IC NOTICF: ty d*"Vr1tillt"d 49\ toUOW\. ft) Wftf _ _ "" 111111 Ifill 11,11< I' 1 I\ ,ti,. 111 , I I ;.111 I " i'JI l.11JI '·" ,. !Id r m 111.:htl Ce ru,..ral '6Nlctt will bt ""'d o" ThUr\dO, MY 19 1•1<1 81 II 00 AM •I Ille Smllh & Tuthill MorlUMY w"""" Chapel, 47' £. 1"11 St , Cool.t Maw, Ca. wllh Rev Aoo.rt !tMl>flttcl 01 Gh•h• 0...rth by ,,,. Su. NewPOr'I 8"ec:ll ollld •ti119 lnlefm<n1I 10 follow at M•lroH Allb•1 M•u,oleum, Anaheim. 5mitll 6 Tuthill Mor'l"ary dirtCIOr\ ......... THE OTHER EIGHT Sahara na· lions -fr o m M oro('cO and Mauritania in the west to Egypt and Suda n ln the east -look to the Unit· ed S tates, France a nd other Western nations for a rms and economic aid. IN NORTHER N MALI, F rench and J a panese firms are prospecting thc uranium deposits. The nomadic Touarcg trihcs th<Jt inhabit the area have been 1n rebellion against the Ma Ii government for years. Rebel t<'aders are basetl in the Lil'>yan capital, Tripoli, but the Libyan gov· cmment of Col. Moammar Khad afy deni es it is behind the uprising . dU th• c.,..rtA1n rft&I PfOPf"ffV \11U1tl,..O 1n J,~ UI )\ I'>~--_ J\.0 I• c tru• <•fY o• full,.,tt>n tounly ot Parcel I I ol 111 «I Tra "' l>'I• m"p r1>co•df!d •n IJoo~ 10.. NOTICE OF T•IJHEE'S SALE ..------------, PaQt•\ H. 10 11 lf\C IU\.iY9' flt M i-. SPF No 00))1 Iv I t· "' u I I .. pr111l. lt•1,, i.:orl!t'llll\ I!·" 11t•n. •tUlt'l •·ul rl1· "·"· l'u1nni pool, 1<'11111' anti a a.:11a rd I!·" .. $21i~>.tl00 TOllllll CLETO IJOEI TOA AES, JA., aQt )(). P••wcl ~o on July 1•. 1m . Re\l-den I of HunllnQlon B••cll C•. Sli•Ylved by hi\ Wffe Jaf'll<e, a ton T'V To"••· ............ Oebv AM NlchOI\, Oenl\e M. Ti-n1on •nll C;trrl• J l orte•. IMtwr Cleto M. TorrH. St .. l>fothers Henry ano Tom Tor~. ,,., ttu CMrie Mlll•r. Anita t:111-lttr, E kHM Coltey, Jo4y T~tOfl. Emily Torre• and Mary 1..,Curtl,, 7 oran0<11llclr9n. Vloltatlon ~sday ••om 1.00 PM lo •·oo PM. Aovrv 7:30 PM at IM Oltday llrolfltn 0..pel, Nian of Cllrh tlan Burl•• will lie held on Tlluf14rt .t 10 00 AM •I St Sl,,_ & J-CatllOllc ~ell. 111c11 .... po1 .. The desert. a barrier to human contact s ince pre hi storic times, marks the bounda r y be tween Africa's blacl( population and the Arab or Berber peoples of the north. Most of the Sahara nations lie astride this racial boundary and have suf· fe re d from racial conflict for cen· turies . Disastrous drou ght th at drove thousands or nom ads o ut of their traditional pastures has sharpened these conflicts in recent years. Libya howe ver, h as sci?.ed a 100.000·squa r e mile area of its southern neighbor Chad and declared it to be Libyan territory. The a rea is belicvt:d to contain Chad's largest uranium deposiL'I. Uranium pros pecting is under way in Sudan and Egypt, and Algeria has begun e xtensive deve lopment of uranium resources. Algerian exports of 1,300 metric tons a year are planned for the mid 1980's. c•lf•n,..cfftt. Map,, 1n ttw ott1c,.. of O\oe+ ltt. SJ.J.J L Counly R..c;order ol ..,,d <OUflly St>ullworn P&rlll< fill• Comc>al'Y. a I E •<~PllnQ ""''~from dll 011. 'l•• corporatH)n '" OUly -nled Trust .. miner al\ ,.,,., h'fdro<MbOn \ull•IMI< r• u1ode1 1,,.. 10HnW1nq dMrrlll"d .,....., bt ly•no below .. df!plhol '°° "flrll( .. 1 le<tl ''"" W ill " .. lL AT PUOt I( AU( m~a•u•eT 8100(11 ~ l;\nd <\\ lully i4'1 lonh 1'1 t,,.. •Mtrumenl F 0 R ( A S H t P A y A II I • •~lO•ded In Book "'131 P"O<! 11&, 01 Al tln•f 01 \<lie 1n ldwtul moMY t1c.l11I Pe<0<ch Of 1ht' Un1l••d St•te'' •II r1oht, tiU.-.tnd P•n•• 2 · Non"•<'""".-""''*Pmttn1~ 1ntt1r_.\t tt>nYP'ftd 10 •nd now P\elcJ bv ,, lor •«eU, lnqrt'\\. 0>9re\\. tn«Oil(I\ un<I., •<110 ~OI Tru\l 1n '"" pr-rfy s mtnt, \UC)C)O(t &M tor otn .. f' P\lfP0"'' n,.,,..,t'ldftfl'rdM<rlbed all '" \hown ....... ~, .... ., HI lhP TRU .. TOR Wllll+M 0 HAAVEV c:IPCl•r•l•on o t , •• ,,,,, t1on\ tor t:tnd \~t( R AV ANN MARV(V c.1ncierwooll tlh• "De<l•re11on· hu•1>arte1 '""° w1I• BEHr FICIARV · M<•llll rN:orcle<l on Sepl )I, 9'11 •• Ill ISO H()MCS. INC. d C•hlorn1• cor 11\\trument No ?Oii" tn 800ll 103lt POullon, RN ortled S.,,l,.,,,twr )1 1911 s Page. SSI 10 SU 1n<lu\IY•. 0111<1•• •• 1n\tr Ho 7l>llOI '" boo~ Int• P<IQl' Aecorcl\ ol ,Dr •nQ• Count y, 111So<0fl'<"'I Re<ord•lnlh•OllK•ol C•lllor'1•• lh• R•<o'°"' of OranQl' Coun1y. "'"' •mor~ commqnly ~nown o ,.. .. ~..iollrU\ld~"be'ot,,..lotlowonopro ParhrOOO <:oun:"Y'ullef10fl, CA ~nY <Mid lo'aor->11•. """'I""°" &H<ll. C.• 1n1erment Pacific VI•• M•~r•• P•r•, ~ 8M<.ll, <A. Dini< Oilda'V flf'olllen Huntltlflllft ell a.-1,T ....... Mcl8M<." MHnt ftrm\ ot ••le (a\11 .n ••wlul ,,,_Y Tiie WH1er11 \I 60 '"*' or lh• I ol th• VnllM Slai.... on conllrm•ltOfl Of Ea\lerly U / .0 ...,, 01 lOI I01 ,,. IM Ro,T TMENT safe~ o r pail <A\h •nd bfl••n<• M•WlM>r1 Mew Tr¥t .• n tM (Uy of Ch . s k Q . EN LL •••dentt'd by no•-••< ... •Pd bY Co•t•M•w coun110IO•...,,QP.Sl•l•OI •nese ee uie. MvrtQ"qit Of' Tnr.f 0..d on ti\• proptiit C•UfO,,htt, oi\ .. , m~ re<OfOfO lift ., f, 1., '°.old ren percw.t 01 <tmOVllt t11d llOO" \. ,,_I ot M1>ee11aneoul M<1P\. F h DEC'IJVES 1011<1del>0$1taow11hl>od ""'o•d•o•Or-Coun1y PAa.tc .. W ....,. .... , ... CefNtert MOf'tuary Chapel 3600 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 WcCOIMICll MOITUA .. S Leguna Beach 4~15 L~IS a.rt Juen Ceplttrano 496-1776 MA,,,. LAWN-MT. OUYI ~'*Y • Cema tert Crematory 1625 G1aler Ave .. Cotta Mele 540-*4 IALTIAm.-oM NWM~ 94&-a424 Coe1aMeM 673-9450 .... .., .... , MOl'IVMT 110 lfoedw•~ ~1-=- TOKYO CAP Chi h L 81d\ or offen 10 • In w•ll1ng encl E XCEPTtNC. THEAEFllOM 1111 ) -e nese government 85 Wiii ~ rP{el""" Al the •lore\Altol\Q decla red war o n no isy m otorists, the official SACRAMENTO <AP> •• .,,.., """' •"•• '"" ""1 pwo11u11on ,,..,.,r...,. trw N"''""''• io ... 1 s..o Xinhua (Hsinhua) newR agency reports. It said _ Public school enroll -,,.~~~~:':'.!.~':.':::~~~u~'.~m ~:~~~'!'!:'01~.~c:;;; '~ 11• A• I noise levels bad been set for car horns and horn m cnt dropnod by 2.7 per· Mar11n F • ..... .., MAV eE ALSO l(NOWH A'> '°" blowing is prohibited in certain ureas of Peking. cc n t 1 3·~--1 f 11 11 i n ~,::~~~~::~:~~ :;~·,7•• \tree•. C0\1• M•w C•1•10'"1• Deaths Elsewlwre ... c r f . h II i t OK-I • II' A '1'~"' ..xi'"" ""°""non.,. '"1 • 8 I o rnlll, w c pr va c PATTEN, l'AITH 'SANO,o•o \IQn•lton I\ \hOwn •00••. no ... rranly E school enrollment rose A1t•"'evut 1.aw ,, 111.,.n '"' 10 11\ <omPI•••""" or <or b c 2 t l a te .,, w, '-'" •1•• rec1neH1 Y "· perccn • S ........ .,1 •• c:At1tt• TPl•-"<•arv unoer\•l<ID•ed o• education Officia ls SUY. T•I: UIJI UMJU rru\I, bY rt3tnfl ol • 1>•.,,<l'IO• delaull MIAMI <AP > Geor1e DeWitt, 56, who hosted tbe 1ame show "Name Tbat Tune" ln the lJIJOI, died Saturday of a heart au.act lo the U.S. Vet.erau H0tpltal ln Miami. The report, re leased AlttfMY•lerMmlm•tr•t.. In lhe obliQ•tlOI\\ ncurod 11\erf>bY. Publl•llecl Oranoe CAWl•t O••IV Piiot Mr•lolor• u•<ut"" -Otll••rf'd •o D by the Department of July"· It, ~s. "" a ... ,. tht underwQftll(I" wrJtlall 0.ClaT•llon Sleaaor, 82, m artthnl or Education, s ays private 61 oe1au11 -o o..mano 10• s.iie, •"d the Royal Air Force and schools had 460,798 !!lU· PUBLIC NOTICE :;,r•:~~~"°'~·~·.~~~anc::'t!~'~': MEXICO CITY CAP) -G..Uwe DIH on1 ... SI, p,..klent of Mexlco trom 1966 to mo and rormer ambaaaador to Spaln, died 8'anQy of a beartattack. -BOSTON CAP> , •••• lJaderwoed CNcau. a, tbe author 'of 11 boob Oil •arclenln• wbole lbow "Crockett '1 Victory Garden" waa brolldeMt Datiooally by the Public Broadcuttn1 Service llnee 1911, died Wednlldq ID Jamaica. -LONDOt-. CAP> ..:. Sir I••• Cete1werU1 a member or Britain's dent.a last fall, or 9.9 per· pr-rly IO wll•ly Mid Ol>llQallon• to lilt I I f l I d NOTICIE TOC•EDITOltS and therellller lllt .-rtl9flad <""Wei P m ar y P ann ng <'cnt o the tota enro l e su~e1110ttCOU1tTOPTHI! widnot1uotl>r9~h•nt1ote1e<11on10 s taff during World Wa r In gradl'S kindergarten STATI! Of' CALIPO•MlA l'Olt l)e llecorotcl March 30, lt7' n Hltl• JI, died Frtday, throu .... l2 ln the state. TM• ClOUNtv o, OitANGI Ito •tttJ 1n -tJOll .,_ ·~. 01 ••10 ~· Me. A·I--()lfKl•I A11tords MIAMI BEACH, F la. <A P> -Dr. JOflePh H. Lookl&ela, a leader of the Zionist movem ent and a former national pre s id e n t of t h e Syn agogue Counc il of America, died here t'rl- d ay. E\t•t• Of MIGNON C 8ECKEA, Said Wlf wlll be made; but wllllOUI 0.<tH•d co .. 11arot °' war•.,,l'V. upru• o• Im PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HCAEllV GIVEN lo .... pli.11. -6•"9 1111•. poutulOn. or -------<radllor\ Of ttw _,,. Nmect de,..,..,, t11<"mt1r~••. to P<tv 1,.. rem•lnlnq NOTICE INVITIMO'alOI !NI •II per'°"' 11ev1no <lalm\ •0611'1\I prl11<opa1 wn> 01 the notthl \t<urO!d NOTICE IS HEAEllV GIVEN ,,... IN W•d CIK-1 .,. reQUlr.O 10 Ill• by Mild Otecl OI T•u•I. Wllll ll>tero l .. tlle lloard Of TruslM• of lhll Coatl tMm. wlllt ,,,. necuwrv \IOU<ller\. •n 111 Wld no1e prov-. aovanccu. 11 .,..,, C...,.mUllll't Ool•• 0111r1<1 OI Ot ..... '"' Olll<e of the cl<tr• a4 lh• •haw •n .,,..,,., lh<t lermlot wld OM<! 01 Trutt. Covnly, <Alllorlll•, will •tUlff Malecl llllecl '°""'• 0< 10 pre111n1 lllem, wllll •••" <h.,.119' """ .. _ .. , ol Ille Diel\ up 10 II oo • m. Frld•'V. Awo 10. tlle neouar, YOU<Mfl, 10 111• wft Tr"''" -of '"" '""" cruted llY 1•1•. •t 11tt P\ir<11.t\1119 O.Pf. M w1d 11.rslQMd ••...a South Coa\I HIQll• .. ,. ,610 a-ot rrll,1 S.•d w .. w111 ii. \(l\oof dltlrl(I lo<atecl ., 1170 4dMll\ L•oOna 8"cll. C..lllornl• q,.,I. Whl(ll held on TUHdtly, ""°"" '· 1•19. at AYe,. Co.t. Mt'lt. 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Yee •lmple Co.ll lor ~PPt MO-llJJ , • HERITAGE Rf l\l TO R'; U• ISLW OVEISIZED LOT Sp acious single story home built encircling extra large patio. Lot run.I street lo strada. 3 large bdrms 1 2 baths. Formal dining room. This new lis ting has warmth & charm. Walls of j lass overlooking beautiful patlo area. Offered at $425,000 1H·llOI C':= Walke r t; ltrn . ......... ... .................... ' OCIAM DUPl.IXIS Newt~ hocn'1I + apt. S&ooa Coostr. • 641H414or4912-1393 .. ,,,.n.,.. o.ty l.5~ down. Owne.r wll) carry d eterred pymnt 2n<1 m . on """ near new 4·plex in So. H~tllOO Beach. P»rlt rt ace. lncM2· 7461 40HIWUMITS SI ,300.000 /\11Nume Isl w /30'.t.. do wn . owe. 400,000. 2nd wilh breok l.'Ven 1.<.-rm.-;. Prine. only Jotvl Cox. /\gt. 6.'ll · l2'l(J OU.lhll'lh e hnd S ~droom l'Undo"'lntum• rrom liUl ,3'10 -. OP!HHOUSE 497-3331 LaCJll"a Beach 495-1720 Laguna MICJ"I 499-4551 South LCICJUlla 493-1112 D•aPoW s.. Juan othet' .......... ~tr.cs" 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --rrop.rty 2000 ......•........•....... ~ •!kk·o \\~. l' I &&..! I0"4 •. l'rl-.llHlllOll lownlr11m1• .:. l11lnn, 411., IJlllh1t. '1>Ull\:I 11 h>''JllOO tllld rum.rnl 11 \.'ll.'W" 0111)' $11J.'l.UOO •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• ~ "'-1 7 UMITS.C.M. ~. at , .~~•••••••••!!~~ Bt•aut. Al'W h'11lcl111g aSTAMD llLAXATION It I) Ow ordtor ol till' ti y 111 th!.\ 3 Bdrm 1M1wht r~tUIU' ~Ir dt•1u111111 ovl1l, wuic f re floor,, ror11111l !1 1111111( r m, 2 J);IUU!> & mu11y NCI r11' CALL HOW 754.7100 -IC.u•·ho ~n Jomiurn l!br 1fr11 2bs. lrpk. fl\I ri..iuet , "II on .:ol r ('Olll w J.)1)(,y \ rt>w rrom m o-.1 1 oom.. 1'0111 & J·" •1:U ,!'11., MO VJ•.n NEWLISTIHG! \lodd 1~·11el1. 'puc111u1> 1mmh1.1m1: rn IJ111v P:Jrk J•J1tl 11111t 2 whlll' hn1•k 1µ1111~. ~,,., HlllJ, wetl>ur. 110~. l-\•unu. &. \'li:W' fi7:j4JIJAW " •H Wltrn;w,, 11.11 ·ru11l ·1"0C k tih·11. II \ 111• l>l't-;N Wl'jll & 1'111 I<:-. IO ~ l'ull l..iurinl•Sh.1"". •Wl l~ll H!"7 L01JMO .. och I 048 ·······••••···•····•••· UHOERTHE 644-7020 Newport leach LGrJM'G Niquel I 052 Hewpori leach I 069 •....•....................•.•..............••• Laguna Niguel Realty • VIEW VIEW-VIEW A VERY SPECIAL pa.1HSULA POINT 5 Bedrooms WESTCUFF Supc:r l'!hari> & elcun. :J Udrm and duuns:: room 1111 11ur1·l '1r1•1·l n1 .. 1r 1)1)1 (·r lihorl'l> Thi~ quail t~ honw 1' only ~17!J.500 l lt•r1t.i jl1' E xdu:-.1ve . flhone ~O·ll:JI lor dl' lWL'I ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS Y Fi . ...&.1 1''11'>'!>1111•1.,.,, xlnl ltH'.1lron CMr •MJ"tt~ V1kinl( 11\•lux<: 12'. t'X TSL lnvml' 1;.12 UiU3 l'c;itunn i.: s pccl<11:ul.1r f)ilncb !.I' mon· Clcun in - wtuw waler view Truly Cu-. l a M , . ., a I' ark . FOUR UHITS-C.M. 1·)(qUl'lll' homt· ha-. ,~7 Vcoetran c r yst al rhan· ------- cM1cr... <1 Ul-droom' wnh i:m c;w i\11uanw. t:J ~r mirror€·d warilroh1• J><jril l 1•iu ... ·uuv1· hvans:: 3 Near rww. :J Hr """ner-. unit. 2 ha. rrvl. ::! ('ar .:ar . l-2 Hr. 2 bo, un1h TSL lnvstmL' 642-11103 door... tnlert'Om 1t11u11u1 . U1 ::! Ua. all h it-in .... 1920 dining room. l .im1ly i.t1 ll. J\IC, w1-t bar. dcn.1---------- room with brick l!Jh' fl •. 1 t 1 o . " t r u :-. . Pnvote yard Wllh i:m· !(Jr, ~l!lti2 5!1~ll l.'n·dp;iuo Uon'I m1~~1t' ---·----1 sws.ooo. BKH. >SJI m :1 * B E A C H l.Ollli~ 13;11 PAD* TARBEU REALTORS MUSTSB.L! 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Ill "'"' l ' lf1 1·1111111 1111111,.1 I< ... \l.STt·:1\I." • • • REALTORS· ..-~Beach I 069 t-{WP'T CREST CONDO ~ P REH IG€ c11w11 IH111 .1· I .1 l'\I _ I HOM€~ \\, ... 1,1•11d 'Ill SllPl"l ltll 111 '1'11 u11ll1•1 ti) ,1 111 111 h w.,.ill'l11-11\\11 .. 1.b1 .. 1ul 1 :! 111 ::!11·1· -.p:i. I\ l', llp 1•111111 ,tl 1 hruc1ul. ~t.IG,;11"1 Hit, 11W111'1 \\ '"" '\ .~1111 ;.,1 lliWI (11t•,11 1•11111 ''""1111pl11111 ----------1;11 1:;7x 9112°10 ASSUM. LH. ('11.\IC\'llN<; l·:urnburg 4 lldrm. ~ liu. lw· .11r~ 11<11111· l,im('IJ It::! 'v1·1 y l11ulcl:rlllt• XJ11l h1111w 111 111H...,I m<·nl <;on' 1·1111·111 Ill l:Jll '>l'r\.ll'C~ :>'1•1.11110 7!il -lll;Jll i'~l Slcie CM. larjl•' •11Jr. :!UJ. w 11'1.~l' I" II I 1!1rll', & ;,llo•y Ol'U'" ror II V l'r11·et1 to ~1·11 ' ')t:Cl.500 1;411 263:1 WHICEHDS FREE HO YARD WORK 21tr. 2' ,l\11 C'ondu. uni} ~.~J Own,.r w1ll l.11r) <llKI .IQNES HLALI Y INC. I 'I 1'141:1 (714) 673-6210 I 1001 W IJ.tlho<J ™"" NewPQfl o....,. C•lllnfnl# 11'1160 .. 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M2 ~15!1 _ ................ 104 ...................... rn••I Tuw11hum1•. l 'nr~ I~ Ir'\ 3hr.~'ihJ , f I< triw. & flUlttl On gn•1•11 l•·ll 11.V .1dull IJl'lf1I 171ll;:; 111111 ll<irk ~!"i i l.AAhl lly l.Mlll'I :0.11)7,077 COLLEGE PARK SYRACUSE PLAN Fabulous Syracu:-.c Plan ideally loculL"'<i ou corm·r hit Feature~ Include :1 hdrm + d .... n . pro f. l11nd'l·aped y a rrl with m.rtun• lrl·lc'<o & .;upcrhly II ~-or.ilL'<J inh:n nr. A~k· ins,:unly SI00,500 Call =: RANCH ~ Hf:ALTY ~ !JG l 2000 EXECUTIVE HOME IN THE RANCH lcl1·all.)I fc.l('llll'il '1 lxJrrn, 3 fl,1lh hOITll' flll t•trl dt• •.,II' l'ri.I lando,1•1111t·d ~ ,orch. 11•1111.il ·"' 1·•1111hlllJlllllj.l lit ~o i\!-iSOC I ATI ON t-1-:1-:S /\ ... king unly ~I lll.ClllU. Call ;==; RANCH ~ HFALTY ~ S51 :WOO NORTHWOOD PARK PATIO HOME l~111lun~ for fast resa 11: 1111 lllls bc:wurul 3 bdrm 2 butJ, horne w /central air & punf1er .• lust rnducL-cl rn 1mcc. ldeully locall.'11 ncur pool. purk & lcnn1s m urt.s. Highly upgr adl.'d th~houl. Asking only Slll'J,500. Call :-;. I·: 1\ r~( It ~ i\1 1\l TY ~ r1111 !000 100/o OOWM 10 pnnc1eal<1 2br. den cont1 o lc•w (Ir golr 1•01mrn. 1H1 r k & UC I. Sl:Kl.500 /\l(t•nl G<IS·!l!OO. Perfect · J!:~ run . 4 Ddrrn .. 21h ha . RlnjJle ramlly home. Close lo communil)' pot>l11, l"nnl!1, pl u1 45. ttcrcs Qf arcenbellis. 11hopl)Jna, churches and &ChUOl.s. Jl only Sl42,500 Fvll Price S t-:E'J'Ol>i\Y ' '' 1;0Nt-..:TW110llltOW'' MISSION REAL TY ~s c~l llwy • LaS,:UllJ Phone 494-0731 CALIF. CLASSIC lijO clt·i.: wh1l1• ".1t1·r v1t·w. nr h1nu·h ~1 lldr111. 31,, hu +1ll·l1. dhl l11t Orr•• ol a kinrl ~IUO.tJ(JI) 1, II ~ll'.tl ~1011.IJUIJ dr1" 11 lo,u...v term-. OWNl·.rt C a ·1 I I 11 r :1 fl 11 I 71 1 K:S:I :~>Iii or ·l!~I I~ 17 ALMOST OCEANFR ... 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Ill" -.1l11pp111g, t1·nn1~ ..... ·1101JI... ~I:!.'°• lllHI lir 111 l'rin 1ml) i;;~ lllfl~ FAMILY DELIGHT 011( c11'l•;1n \ 1 .. w. wrlh laq~l' h1:alt'll & I llr 1·1 t'll Jl'111I & 'l'a ii l .. 1q•1• htlr rn.' . lorrri.il 1i1111n1: /1.t hrniilv rrr1' , :! f r)J ll" • n·111 .. 1lmrl room & 111 frn •. J '>king ~ 17 ,lllMI (1~1111· 111111lo1, f• .. 1-,1 1111111. ll J•l.111 h u 111•·1 11111111·1 :1111, ~"·' ::.1 :!:!.~.oo tw-.1 B\I t1Wll t'I .1;,:.i Ofii.l, ~; :1~;;~" i I I Ii I I II I Ii I . BEST ORIGINAL BLUFFS AREA !-.:! I IC.I 9.9oo tMTEREST RATE h11 ,1·, urn.ol1l1· ~.; 11011 111.111, ;1llr. I ',11,1 -.Upl't lt.1l :Ki l..t I '1 I "' l.11 BYCO Prime OceQfl Front :-,1.n,.1lro11 J I l'l .111 1 .. ! fir 11111 ,tg t·, lrplt :! H ig hl y 1·11 ,111m111•cl. 1,;•ll•,. .. :-.'l'IH '""' fi7.I 1111:! 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E njoy a p a nora mi c o <·ca n v iew fro m Catalln<.i ls ltmd to San Cle mente. $315.000 A COLDWEU IAHllBt CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ~,.,,. Attention \~Businesses A Flctltlou1 Bualn•H N•m• St•tement flled with th• COunty Clerk 11 v•lld tor five Y••r• •ft•r which time continuing bualn••••• mu1t reflle . PubllC8tlon ti nece1Hry only If there •r• ch•nsa••· C•ll th• L•g•I Dep•rtment •• the DAIL y PILOT tor lnform1tlon 1nd nece1Nry fomtl. 141-4321111. - DAILY PILOT .,. lk•ad1duplex.1m111a1·. 4 & :J Ill< • :l 1·ur gar .. :-.Lepi. lo hl·at lr Sl!l!},SOll M1cnt ti75 5'!0ll BWFf'S COMDO GREENBELT VIEW Y(lu rnn 'l bcol the hlufl'i. you run'I beat llw buy · Shows t•xquls lll'ly' ~I l11lrm-1. 21:. bo . I rt lt•vcl 1111 l'llllll't· l(rel'nbel l. N •·wl v offered al $1111.~ 1:1.J 1501 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uy Owner. 4hr. U It. I'' It. ~· ~'eDII VICW. $1:;9,000. 492·52!3 ----1\V TIIE RUCll l~arac ho me w1occan view. $273,500 1-492·4288 Fiitcr·Upper. ciccon vu , 8horl walk lO beach. 4 Hr + hobby rm SIOD,000. 964·~l8 Wkdys aft6PM Builder wlll SACRIFICE new new duplex 4n San (.,'k..nenle . Nr Poeol Of c . & new •hOppinl( c11ntcr . You iiet llOlat l'redtl on bOC.h n •o• 1040 + UCl.'\'ltraled deprccl•· UM. Th1I Ill a atecper . -.-. WllllAdl Assume I 0% Loan .\ twuul1ful I wo ,111rv S.'Uld l'oinll• Oii q111c·I t 111 d~-..11' ,11'•·1'1 "''lh 1 lw1l r111m1 •., h1 ~ 1 .. 11111-. rt-1111. 1J11f11Hl ,,, •'.I, I :11111 I) 11~1111 klldH·n "clh .oll tiuilt111:., ltrt•pla•·•'. )·"" \\Ith l!·J' liarl.14'!flh' \p pi-o1x ~f:-.0 "I ll SI 11 1,11~1 111'\H ~101n11 -· IJI\• I} horn .. :1111 I '"'' llt'\\ rlHll SJJlnl. 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PRICE SLASHED ,\ruoou~ ""11t·r m11,,1 -,di i.-n11w 21 x:-i:: II ii It r1· ... 1 1!1711. "" Hx211 1·n<'ln ... 1·il 111ri h 5 ~l.1r 1\11,1l11'111l l 'l'l l'ark 1<1·11111·1·11 111 ~ •• 10 1 )l.tkl' 111111 111 •lay' 1.llSG:r. 77 I Mobil~ HOtM Stor~ 956-4500 'S,-;111.'1:>7 7~1 I Stt Today!! 4HOUSES l"anla..,l1 1• rt·c11 al pro J)lorttt-s rn l11gh ;q111r1·•·1,11 111g an·J univ $:!:!:• 111~1 owe WORLDR.E 556-7777 TORTOISE MOBILE HOME SALES 1 plo•). 1.r~: 'Hor • .!"•h.1. l:l11:11': 17th SI. S 1\ __ 91i-s~2 ~- •ON THE BEACH• h..:1·r up1wr 1•11 .11t1l 1n .111 ••\( lu'" ,. L.ii.:un.1 111 ll \lul1d1· ll1rnh· ""1nm11111 Iv I:!' 11 T r.1il1·1,1rTlJ "'1·111 ltN- Su Today!! TORTOISE MOBILE HOME SALES 1:.11:11-. lilh !'.I . S,\ 972-8421 ''"111 t ·, 01111 1 :1 Ir i.: ::hr ::.•11,1. I rnr I n 11n rn·1.,111 11n llr1111khu1 "' !'>.!.!.1 111111 Ow1wr llroil. .. r !>:JI• !f.lij, C01oto Mesa S~cial ']\.f) "'IJl'I clu1ll•·"'' ,\II :: h!lrm. I l1.11h On lg1 l•ll 11r ,, h11•1h -.h••l'fl"ll' :-..111<•1 It.I' ,1111111 l<•~hw•·•I 11n1 , .. 11 •1111} :>1:1:1 Ul"r.1111 liulh lihlt-;' W~y H. Taylor Co. 11,.,111•11 ., , 1>H 1;)111 40+ 18 Pride of Ownership 1'1,.,111,·1• t':t'>h I l11w 1111 :1 \t':tl toltl hw lfhng. ()°" l\t'C \\Ill l111a111·I· 11 .. aulrlul 111·1i.:hh11rh1111il & 1>111 ld111..: -u1 T•·1no1.-< ·u y B1 •1'<,:r •ADULT-PET* 1·11 u1wral 11111 :w U,1v ,. ' I' ,. .. " I I.I 1;iirj!1•11u:. hum1-. lm·11t1·1I l uih 1 .~~111 .111111 . 111 1n11t .. 11ralih· Wt·-.1min ... 11-1 1 1 011 0011 ('al 1 I' k ·r1, ·•11o.1;0 lkn•hi. un c ' • · ,11 '""' -~ l'f.-!\I h:L-.:JBr.l;1mrm ._it1ra ' .w 1~ 1111 1 BSHr.Jlil 11; 1 J '-'UAIL Call today or \top by T tor appt today. PLACE TORTOISE PIOPHTIES • MOllLE HOME 10,.. TIC I-JO P.M.I SALES . . 1200 E 17thSl SA 972-8421 2 Bal Jsl Duplxs rrw l nl'W _ _ &yfront lo ~ xeh1td ---------~ ~~ owoc.,-2~~-:!lOO OCEANFRONT \o•" hllllll''. I>\ l ('l)lll I 111u11ll y .• I l1<·a1·h1..,, i 1 ht 1 w t uni\ wlr ll'lllllJ.! UK H111n ::\!!1 !JllO 'I r1•,1-.un ·1 I l.llld \l 11lt1l1· 11 111111• l'ark. :11111111 ~11 l't1.l'I II"' l..1~un.1 J1o-.11•h 1;11 1:ri:1X11. Acn~ for Sall! 1200 ........•.............• :!l>C ,\1·n •-. N111"11·h \'1•r 1n11nt 1111.1'11 Ir 1101.11\l'. l.unll11•1 l'11t1•1111 .il 1'(1117~1 Cemrt~ry Lots/ Crypb 1500 •..........•.•••....... ('!") 111 .11 ll.1rl111r l..1wn, h .11 i.:.1c11 h1 .. 1u111ully 1111 .11111. .... ~. 1111:1 ~ ... 11 I11·1· 1·11m 11.111111n , •)JU, l'.H 1111 \'ll'w. tx::..l 1111 .11 llNI ~Iii :«1:11 56 UNITS UNDER Construction F1rs1 u-.••r 1jq1n·1·1.1l 11111 I 111 111 •' r• r 1 II" "I 11w n .. r ~h1p 11 11 \1•1 11111111 t•, 1' 1.1.ll'otll I, .... rl·nl~ may 1·l(1·ti.1ll>'• l.t"' lh.1n s;J.'l,l~I p1•1 1111 cl Forty 2 lk·1lrc1t1tll. I·'• h ;i I h . S I X It' t' 11 I lll'tlroom <:allll'clral l'l'll 1 n J.! i... ~ 11 .1 . I u 11 \ lan1ht'il l"''I i\ C)uall I' I .1 ,. ,. ,. ' (' I II ... I \ l ' iJ.! l!t:.'11 J 9UAJL A.!~~~- 10,... Tll l :JO P.M.I ---------·1 Condominium,/Town-hous~ for'* 1700 •EXCITING' Hewporl hach-Lido It I' 11 11 I I f U I I !I i ti (;111d1•11w1·~t 211 r . "21111 holnl' w1lh1n wulkmg t11~ lanf l' nf l.rdo '' 11111·'1 sboppinl( arc11 Sm p1·1 Wt:kOml·. LOJlina Hiii' Spedalluy 1kuul1ful 5 Sl ur Adult l'k. a1xw Scacrc:-.l, ~ lg I.II", 21Ja, ram rm Wit h Jll ll~ xtra1> Only SlU.500 CAUFORHIA ,ACIFtC MOllLEHOME SALES 2700 Harbor , Ste 206·A 540.59]7 FOR S ALE-MOV f: IUGHT IN! '72 1-'ireball I br, a dll. C.M . Park Prine. only . 548 ·3663 (l\'(18 Permanent Mobile Hom o Trw.ler al El Mor ro Bay Trailer Park. $38 ,500 flnn Owner.644...-. '79 Crown Polnt 12x40, I Br I Ba. uwnlng & &klrt· lnlt. P.r . 5'18·6484, CM. Mobile home In Cortltt Mes• 1ox~ t-1amlnwo w /8Xl6 room MJ(k,'CJ. l br. I ba. 'ulk lO t hof>· pi)\(!. '8800. Uc. CK71lt .. Grove HomeJj, g.. l702 or ......, 1· ..••..•...•...•.•••••.. h.O:'lli\C.'Oi\.'\T.11/\W /\II I.uh. ('l11Hl u 1>. rci. 1 d -.JI ~. v:1cat1un r entals ll1trt ltl•all y 75 ·5665 "11ak1111 lfwy . Kallun l\11na. I IJ 007'10 ---- 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UNITS-UNITS! Bargain Time! 11.w oun .1-:x \.-I 1-; W ' V I 1-: W ' l'unorurntl' Nl•wport Bay 'ww-1 lrom .iorgl'OUs :I hl•<l rm uppn u nil o r ~11;i1·1ou.., 2 bcdrm lower wut ' Nutural bric1' fplcs. Wl.i bari. t Car garage Boa t i.pucc. Stcp11 lo beuch M ~/\OUPLEX $114,000 2 UR'li, fplCll, newly painted, garo(lcb. loundry room . M~A f'OURPLEX SW.000! 4 Unlts·pride of OWOOl'llhlp! New palnl. Ne w r oo f . Pro f . l{U1dijr11J)l.~. New 11lovl.'il & r ufriAJ '• 1111 unlla l =~l"r •Y1tlcm, loo! Don't ml1111 l~ lnvelit· lnL'f1t .,. raa lnil, ca II now 7S2·1700 MN'" 9• 11 \ llJN10#f>l<I' ('"'] '. rtll Rf Al .'.. I '1 I~ I I H) 16 DELUXE UHITS l'IUMI': t-:~"TSID t-;, CM ::! lldrm:. l'arh n 11::STAnN1-:." en IW{) 57l I IZUMITS Top n·nls. well m ain · 1a 1ncd: a ll 2 bdrmb.. 11ornc frplrs, 1·an 1>1111 1, Ii & G Will s ell or ex 1•hw1"e. PYRAMID b~ 8Jl-17~8 Loh for Sale 2200 ••....•.............•.. R <! lot. SO'x l2'l1 t'. 1!-bt{:- lrom or~an. ll•vt•I. prrm1• No l..auuna local1011. I' P ·~·()~ ------- 2.3 ACRE LOT Hewportl .. ch Honerroparty Some back b•)' view. fantalltlc area for hu111• ranch home + bam & atebl8.. Call J im Flan· den (714 ) 838·58'10 d)'11. (714 1 5 111 ·67 8 7 evei/wtmdll. O>unll')' Uvtng. Sa~ Olc10 counly avocado. citru1> 11.Na. 2 acre view cttt.ak 111\c6. 714·741·7900. Builder pack1gc, lol & plans for 111(1 farnlly rei. *235.000 cuh /q ul•k cloac . Owne r /Alt. ll»Ull or fM4·e:MO • ' l to or.n. fi:plr . Jacum, hHmrd ('" 1111 • a bdrm. • a, .......... aol ••r••. 800 Mo. ~arty Ray It _.................... Hta<-fta..hylltOlll tfpa('t fur ,_. :12· ma~ c:..19...... >JU &.!nlor chlavn1 pa rk. -·•••••••'••••••••••••• CoAa Mtu. MB4Ut. u1n101 FOR S•\LE -MOV E Hri&ndnt>wtn lt•\cl Jbr. tuGlrr IN' 'Tl f)reball I 2 ba townh(>nw 1-'rpll" br. adll c M Park m1crowavu. ,ky ll1i1ht. Print only 648·366 lk~I. l'ool, t1•11111!j, rc1' ~ room av~ mo &IG •~ ---• -~ nr!HtS0061 t 11 a t• Deterl, ..... 240 ~ Vcrd1..• 4 br, :i bu. -•••••••••••••••••••• lam rm, f/p, wtt bar. ------•--II new crpt.i.. l"e yurd, no FOi LIASI Pl't.s ~ 751·:&6 New 2 bedroom 2 balh <klin 2 Ur, mature couple home. Mission Lakes ooly. $150 I-munuAc I I Country Club Go lf· units. No c hildren 0 1 ~•·pool. Beauurully JX.1s.~·S939 ____ _ landscap'-'d. no mal n· OOilC lo bearh It. •h<>J•· ~yanJ. p1 nl( Adorable 4 B r ~ClubhouJ\• flit homl! ·Pl'rfet1 for Olt•e ~1.3n.137tot" ~~72· nt;i; tum1ly <:u st·l1ool11 $575. .. • .., f»ll zi1:1 -----p A. I ...,. SPRl .... GS :l bdrm. frpkc, new t·r11r.. ,_,_ " ~·8.f!.Q .• dls hwn'lh(·r. flcaul. :Shr, 3bu," nowly :.tu~: IAti vt1111h 1 Ill. d '-' c. ~ p s c . coo du. chnetle. $:1:'>() ull ut1I pd Ufl golf Cill.lr1w. :\la~nir1. 642-4751 c1ant Mt. vu. Every --·------- a me nities. i l S!l.500. New condo nr bch: 3 hd or 714·324·2568. 71Hi4-0-4277. H den & 3 bath. dnu rm . · -------no o k • f r p I c • CMof C...ty bU.ns.reCrtg,pvt patio & ,......., 2550 deck ana $700/mo •••••••••••••••••••••••Comm. amc n l l ll'S. ll.ancho California. IO & 20 002-1008 or 95 7-L234 11ct\! paroelli. Excellent --.-1-0-5•1·,ET· S 0-K-- for avoca-do:i. hors4!S on road lo f'ullbrook. From l::aststdc 2 br & ,:cu rait('. •\i:D) pr ~crt .. Seller will ~6. 3 br & gurogc. S505 linanct!. 540·3650. i\gl Oi'T l<..:1-; 1n your humt'. ------l'orne r 1oneJ <..: I ~. Fcwms, 1>1i 25!0. t;.U··llHlf Grove• 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :1 Rr , n ·ry lu. cust<Jn1 ti•· Peno RobM• Ar~a 1>lg11. 11lui.h. ;ululh onl> nu 1·h1ldrc11 11r Pl'h :0.lilc.r1.'l> with terni:,.1-.111 ll>l'Jlcd :!!Jj ,\lei..1 f)r (or 10IC1 '$50 IOC·llO)I t :;g JCr~1> with ~lmund trct•:-.. houi.e & pool :J llr 1•1111110. lg, plu'h 11<·\l 'fl•rm.' t.11 pool & Fii' , pnlm tl'n IG a1· n ·i. °"Ith moh1 It· 1111' crt. di.hwi.hr. /\ 1 < '. . home Sll5,000 Tnms wi.hr·dryr, I vr 11ld ti:Jo 2000 al'r(• d1•vel11pt•d lthuw. RrookVll'W Tn11 l ranch S2.000.UOO l.'~l K:fS·tlilHI • ~wrul 10 J l'rl' pan 1•1,. "tl..'(0 lu<ll'l1 SJ:i.1100 each t i111.Al lt·rm:-. Scwral 1rr1uall'd ulf all o ~illlt'hl'S !;!1!00 anc. Lllrgc vocation hOm l· 1111 Luke Nar1m 1cnto 1n prt\ otc devclupmenl C.iouc.i (1:.hmg & wau.:r 11kl .Jt~ilJ0.000. Pnnt.:ipulti only pleu:.e <.:ontacl Ken Murks al Edith W. Heuick ltcuJtor & Associates lti46Spnng Street Paso Robles 1105) 218-5350 1805) 466-3049 MOICO Pr1nw invt.,tmcnl OP· Portumly, rtght in thl· middle 11( horse country lwmbl1og runch bly le 4 hdrm. home on ••J acr<' ... ICJt + adjmnmg •,i utrC' lot to 81.'ll or huild on, a ll (or only Sl<l.000 down! ......... Exct.ge 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Men Verde 4 bdrm. ll0.000 equity. t;xchangc lor H.t;. or ?? 751·3006. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,..Wei ....................... • :t IJtlnn, 21'2 ha, :t t.lory <'f111tlo w1dlill' ~ur. J1al1•1 & I 11>lc /\dulti. only. No pelb. $151J $411·4UJ7 ---- X1ra IJ:l' 2 story. 4 bllr m. :s 11.1, plus lam rm r cll·n · Plui> muth moH· \I I M'hools lhru c11ll1·1(1• l 'n 1lerµr1('cd. "':iii Ii I . ~>!ISi lllO 5:!5 70:!1 N(•W 'fwnhm. :JIJ1. :.!ti.1. I'' I' , I' L -t 2 !'i :l I Sunflower, S A Sf.2.'i, uni S700 fufn. 21J·~J·53!1fi Jll liprn •(.,1ean 21>r contlo nr. So. Cft l l'l a ia . P ool. S400·S425 . No p•:h. ltl3 8974 ----~ThlDI': :t bit i lfa, nt.•w carµcLo; & puml. l'vl put10 yard. end l(ur ., St25 mo. Cull $1111 !lijljll, usk lnr Lurry or Pa m DUl'Ll::X. 2br. Iba. new l'rp,. drpi.. & paint. Uuby OK. No peu.. ~l6.'}. 105-1·/\, ML·ycr P l. 51!1·:Jil84 aft. 5 ~. ·-------Ni ce 2 h drm. I ba . enclofl(.od garage. Fenced yard 2544 Orunge. House /\. b l & lat.I +St.'<!urlty. s:JSO per mo. MB·2778. <.,'Ute 1 bdr m house i30IJ per mo. 645-85.')7. OCl':A N VIKW . Mesa Bill(• 2br,21f.1 ba, bra nd new condo. $4!15. M~r im-:ti17 3Hr. 2Bl.l. lg rom rm, ll tro nirc, Mesa dcl Mor. SOOO mo 540-lS42, 546-9400 ..... t.a.d l 106 Nice 2br hous-0. $32S. No ••••••••••••••••• •• •• •• chiktrcn or pcL'I Winter Re ntal 3 bdrm. M2·6135. · home. Newl.y decorated • " fum.lahcd. 2 houses a br. 2 ba. frplc, 2 ca r gar, from Bay front. Adult.s no dogs, $400/mo days ~/mo. Call e7J.5643. ~eves 8734ll'7 a Br. 2 ba. dining rm. Thi>lc. patio, $700/mo yr. ly. 671J-8293. East Side. 4br, 2ba, in tri· plex. Drps. blUAS. dbl gar, lodry. 2 trplc. water & gaa pd. Older children Ml.,.,. It.ch 3169 OK. No Pets. $.'>50. 203 ................ •••• ••• OaLc. 548-3281. !at Vla Udo Nord. 4br. 2 b II • p I 0 r " I 1111 , 2J.3.27(). 4SC7. 2 Cl. 034-0020. U1 Via Lido Nord .,5/mo. Lae 2 bdrm, 2 ba with dto. ptUo. W.cnfront Homes Inc 3'18 W. Coeal Hwy GJ.1400 NEW C0Nl)().2Br. 3Da. frplc, dbl gar. w/opnr. view, COf11m pool, 11pa, t~s. S650 mo. "68·4456. 962-0t06 2br. S360. Very nice PaUo. Wiii consider ? 2S09 Orantt . 87&-5'e4 If no -.alU. 611. lft.b St 4 OR :t~ ba, fpk. •Int &'ond yi.rd ..u.t . .,6.146·M I Dec -4ulta Zbr, l b•. patio. pool, Jur. t flfl rw-ua . ~l· " Avail A11 1 . 1 11 1 11 .U . 11t1l11t1d ~·t> S•1Umo . 54Mm.1162 a58(l ---Bf'.AIJfl .. 'UL. Ct.1';AN & llt:AUY 48r, or )Or i don . I nth q1 d y 11 , q U I t' t ~ihl•>rhood. nr puhlh• & PllM'hlal 1rhlt1. ma)or hovr>l•\i $550 mo Avull Au~ I. W l(Ull Murrny ~l«.'7 s. ........ c .. 2 Ur , family rm w 1frplr & '•Vl'I W.t Ind w11whur & dryer Cull Sh<irolttll' Ml(rnt Corp 847 636:1 4 fir ionflll' ~tory hom1· w/frplc CIMe to frwyi. ~mo Shoreline M2nit Corp, 847 6363 O...G ... 111 Slic:luded 4 bdrm atnum hurnc> w/11purkllnl( pool. Sll7S mo Incl. ~ardener & POOi 11l'rv1C'C'. Shorclin~ M~mt Co11>. llil7 6.103 IWIL'CUlt\/C home ncur tlw bouch. :i br. 2 bu. fom1ly rm. rrvlc. dshwhr. putlo G11r1lc11t'r 1wa tcr 1HI Kidi. ok. no JX'lS. llcfnA Ind . f.tOO. Agt. no fcl.' oo.I · 2!JIJ6 or 97 J. 2'J7 I ---V/\Ci\NT llB, loc. 3 Bil. S.\25 per mo. Ask for Keith. 11()2,4471 llunll.ngtoo Harbor area <'tlO(JO, pool, jac, te nni:. Avwl Au~ 1. $'ISO mo. 1146--1142 all 5. 30 ---·------2f>r. DR. c11>ls, drps. (Jwu yard, on Aca rh Blvd or Wumcr. $300. !J63 li002 -------....... 3244 ......•.••....•........ PAMORAMIC VIEW :mr. :!1111 , 111•w luxury 1-: ,1 r ti l' II h I) Ill I' • Turtll·m~k. poul. ~7:!:i ll'lll !f.'~:!15 1 OH11Jo, Univ l'urk T1·r1· ('.11tl1fl model 1-'rk. 11.11111. 2111·. 21>11 s;.au /\'ml i\11J.: I >13.1-07:10 _. __ :! llr + iJ1•n . Hanl·hn San .Jti:1qUlll. \ lt'\o\. :1 pati11'. h i llr. gai. HU<). bit ""'· ~ ti 2 :; . I , t ' 7f>2 li.'i~t2 6.1 1 Wlll :11ir. ;t•,hu. Unn'l•r11it.v l'a rk. All 11mt:nil1c ... S6:t~m11. y1 ly le ui.e. li.~I lfi:IO RENTALS :J lilt.~ 11.1 Sl;4J(Jt!Jll(J 4 UH. :111.1.. • S7W !i lilt, :i lt.J . $1l~.tl 2 Ult. 2 Ua . . . >17:-i1!'>CIU S:ll\ Clt·mc1111• ~ t d<:n·2 Bu 1·111H l11 , Walnut Sci. d t>:>c lo P.J11I. OJCl' } ard & patio $1~1 i\\/111111 IS /\~. 642·0'lOU -------- HHANU NEW Hcnl or l11c, J Urt, I luc Uu, ~ l~c drcs1110J: rms. Wuod · bndgc, avail Sept l. ~'>() mo. Bcro re !1/\:\1 /Art 7PM. 751-8771.i; 5~ 5!JM HtVlNF. RANCll. POOL. :i hr, 2 ha. Cpk, ;in :cp· r)l1'11. inclilil .iardener & pool scr v. $005. 842·7350 Clleck ll out! Woodbndl(c lwnhM: 2·11ly, 2 Ur. I' 3 lia. W ID rm, pvt polio. -t rec pkl( incl. lake. pool, jucu1:r.i11 &. tennis crtll. No pct.II. Annual lease. $475. ~J.0062 Exccutlvl! living, Wood brid11c brand new 2 n r + den. 2 Ba frpk , A 1C, micro-wove, W JO rm . lg pvt yard, 2 car j(ur. U11e privlleees ot lakc. tennis crts, pool ar Jae incl. An· nual l.8e. No pet.II. $650 mo. S.W.9082 a.._.-ltech • •••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly rental• SfSO mo. & up. RenaliMancc Mobile Home Propertie s 400.3'18 3br, 2bu home; g1:1 tc· auardtd Niguel Shore11. 1\W bch, tennis, pool. AVall 8/19. Adults, no pell. LclllO film. Owner --· F.merald Bay , 3 BR, 2 ba. OcMn view! SlOOO Mo. Jbdrm.1 ba, canal front. _.._._.. 1 •• i. BNnd new. be•ut. view, !f w pt I I I a nd , -~ -• IBR.2ba '700Mo N 1w1*1er ~ 'flto ........................ TurD.r ,...,C. ~~a1~L .... --~. DJ1a.ft'oat~~~~· ..-i ... 1111 ~-·-,... 'IKa cs-. ...... .,_ ........ llU'I; •• _..__. • noPlb,ltlOmo ... .----............ JJl2 , lldrm. ·~ ba. ram rm, _ .................. . · tlialfd. •T.. J2JJ ntShoNt, pvt ar.a. lbr, f7J.G512 "..................... 2ba. frplc. patio, elec ::.---r-----1 HOMESFORRICN'l' 1ar•1•. community J or 4 br. Pr1ced from cent.er , pool. tennis. ........ Fncdyudtt uuna • b .. ch. Adult 1arau1. ramlllea family, •en pela OK . plHH . Kldl la pe t.1 Av.U •1. '7$0 •• l17S. ......... C.11 IM·-Ot ~•not•. •YOU mw a Mntce lo otr• or .... to..U. Dlace .... r1 th o_all1 mo& Onlln.dl9clliOll •.• ........... .. A .-..,-.,. 4 r t" •t, ~ ;."• ........... It • ,. Cl •• I ~ .. ·-· ...... •••••••••............ ............... J4JI ...................... • .._...... IJIJ ....................... c:..e.Mtte IAl .. rt.•lh....... ..._ ..... all ----~ ......... .....,._°" a.ach buttoo "..................... ;;e;ea ... -..... . •·•'*·IR. dttn. OR. vtew. 4 br. 3 ba, lgc encl. LAMAMCH4 APTS ....................... ll!llls•nhl••~rtt...... • .. ....._... Part11 fin. 2 .....,...., pool. AvaU P•llo, dbl 1ar a ic e . Larfe, l.W bd iarden N1C£ 2 br. t rpta, drps,e..-... ............... bdnM • .luJy, N 1olf t /l .1J:: U l ·1'1115 UUktren" pell ok .167S •pta. Adu.Ill. Oahwhr. *"•· cWIW'hr. carport. Lovely2br,lba,prtv.pat, OCU'N.•/•MM114 ~ · _ mo.9&0778. ___ bluw.end aar. 1111 bbq. ~et:sm.IDMllA. encl .. 1ar. D7$yrly. No .......... 4JOO ....._Vllte JJ67 Db adullA 2br, 1111.ba. l'ool. Ou Pd. 7'71 8cott P«.l.Avau.a.1.te..ms. " .. ·-·---...... •"•••••••••••••••••••• ~lo. p0ol. Jae. t"n Pl.642-5073: MS-l8ll O.chelot ~Pt. ~· A··-' .. ..._k •-" lar1c aw 3 BR. 2 ba.. upper apt. ' •vw --• • Llrle :t br. 3 car aaraa-i. uae. 8t\" " Avru l 2 Br. 1 ba. C'pU. drp•. no t;veninp.-031B Neu Udo Quiet art• cul vln1 ex pease1 l lamlly rm, larae back I\ u IC l • t . II . R . ~·"*·mo. MW&apttt'. 14t. 87Ml70. r_!.o1.renlo ully tlnu ratd. culAt ·H c. la50 ·hit/I 1t/dep l -t85mo fK5.7~ Charm ln1 2br. 2·t.t.)' _., mo. I m.eu1 Mll~.062·2586. duplt•. fprlc. utll jxt, Near 00/Jrvlne, l Br I ~Tll -_.._ 2 1Jdrm1. I bath 1111t 1500. Mra. llortley. 338'72 BM. aar, refri11. adult. no m.tJM HIS!:"._.. JJH .. twRh'-tntlthH Adult.. s:m. mo. Ga11 Zarzlto. 7 14 /493'1910. peU310.MS·IUll8 .... •••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••. • pWd. 642,!1()13, li\nlt 6t lu t. lft!C• dep. no Expand your tlfe11tyle NO Vl:E! Apt. It Condo lllloe l"-d 3706 pcu. de<:k.a rront & back reQtala . Valla Renu.al• SO•clous 2&3 br, •rt11 38 r. 3ba. l uxury ne w with • compaUble roocn. twnh&e. Pool. 1p11, ten· 111o1te. We discover that nca. Nr beach . $695 . penlOrL Call ~r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·a m lly unit. t>oo & 2 bdrm. 2 ba. far$&acc, A.Pl l br. di1hwasher, Play around. Sundance oowly redecorated. $37~. 846-1876. 1WOPEAS lN A PAD ..,....c..., pvt cntrU('1· Yrly. Wct1t Apta. 1996 Maple 494-0200. ~Imo. 673·R293. 842-W&I between 12·~. U>vcly Vern llles l br a pt . ~HlllJ or ?»UGI F~ever View. Lu•urlou11 2Bt. :Iba. Soc:urit.y & pre· llU&e BW11mo hie. 3722 ..... "" ........ 3140 Gurdcn VIA ta Apt.II •••••••••••••• •••••• • • • Guarded security. under· around Jlka. ~r1a 1ncld. SC25 mo. Cal. ~-0833. or ~6767. MIF .. lO stir 2br. 2b8, apt. Irv Pool, Jae, lennl1. 12()(). + 1/auUI. Deneh, 97S· 1405 d ays , e vci. ,, .... 111 •• Udo 2 Bdrm +d cn. i''r1•1hly decorated. Nice 1inuo. Sl~/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ueaut. fum I DR apt. JWl f"lllO, I,... blk lO brh $125 I.st• Mature 11tlll only f17'J.20:!6 WAfl RI HONI Co.ta MeMI 3724 lfOMI ., tac. ••••••v••••••••••••••• RlAL E.STATC: ~ I Ur moblll• home 631-1400 Matufi/ odull only No ____ ---pt.iii. Quwt. 11(1Cure 19'Jl Ulutri. condo. luvcly. Nwt>I Ulvd &ltl·~:l llupt!r clcun J on. :t bu :.! O.r ~· l'ool. No pels ~leach J748 aJ.'iO Ml.• A1wnt 640-00'~ •••••••••••• ••••• •••• •• &UffS I STOIY "•.indo" 3Br. 2b•. ull ne w d e c o r . '850 . l st 1lu1H +s e c A1t t . 546-2313. 540-3828 Hsbor View Hlh SpaclOWI 3 BR. fom. rm . tlsn111~ rm. l.i;e. yartl, bcuull(ully land1trn1>t•1I & wullctl. $t .oOo I 'l·r mo. I\ gen l t~l<>-0.'iOO 2 lar11e bcdl'(){lms. 21 ~b.1. 2·str townhomc. 11.. tachcd ~a r . w as hc.•r , dr)'cr. all blt1n!i. cu...lorn decor ~'\ &IS-7573 ui.'l Pentho us e co n do , I.ACUNA BF:/\Cll MT lt lNN Maid :l('rv . colur 1V. heated pool Utll (714 14fl4 5294. Ill!:. No ~~lHw~---- U..ch upl. wulk lo b<:'at>h. UOJ fumtShcd. $2251mo . 4!11 ~m!! aft 5pm --HewportS.ach 3769 .•.•.••••..•..••...•... StJ:\1MEH HJ-:NTi\J.'i By Ll14.· \\el.'k.110~ ,1\ .111 Al~ W111k 1 lfr11t.1h N11f1..-c /\gent 1,n> 11110 SUMMER/WIMTER RENTALS waterfront. Lido Bay DIAMOND Sfx.'<1acular vicw; mui.1 REAL ESTATE M'l.' to apprC<'. Antique ENTERPRISES Country •)-cnch dct•or. stalnro ~luss. wood nr-i • r us t. s pa. 2 frp I.. 2 645-75 73 bdrm .. den. 2 boths. fUI ----ly 81..'l'UrL'CJ Lc11:..c. Sl.tl!lt1 L;Jq:l'. <!Iii· t·h1n1°l' N II &1:l Lado l'urk li73 :etll1, 'location St1·1.._ tu IH'h fJti0.54.21 lf7 :$ !JJ I :! Ea...,tbluH I hdrrn. 2 ba 1·\ l'•'Ull\1' hu11w lic01ul1l11I lanUM'UJle ~ IJ,,t•·lull~ tll't'Ciralc1I Clo~" 111 i.diooli. & -.hu1111111s.: Y1 h It•;"'' SI fJOU m11 \ S.:l !XJ.J 4~ UHFURH. "X" PL.AM 3 Bit. $700 mo . yrly I:,•· Walk lo le11111' l luh i'v i.~.fl\;111 /\ug I 640-6259 • c/bPJ&Jt REA~TY Uuy•hores cx ~lu -.1\i' pri\'al c l'll m 111 u11i1~ W Hi'Ce;,~ Ill 2 l11 Vi'I) b1:a<:hl..,, 3 llt1i.twly ~Ila hornc. unfurn or p;ll'lt.ol ly turn ~:1u1i 1111·1 ~arclC'nl'r I\ v :11 I Sc· 111 I 1,12 ~ or 1r 110 .111-.w1·r t:H·27V7 I' I' •WALK TO Bf:ACll·3Br. sr.x> mo b l'. tcnm~. pool & volleyball. ~ar, ngl ~-~. Ncw}Jort light:.. 2hr. llw . 1·xlremcly cute. clean n· fer, 11LOvc, clee s,:araJ.:l' No pe t s S550 d .\ i. K:ta·2WO. l.)45·ti7H2 /\bk tor Cun 2hr. den. 21.~ba conclo Ult iru.. ell.-c ~ura1w. be. S:-.~1 mo 1-:v(.-:.. 645-731l6. 111.AJt'f S Twnh.o;c, 3 lilt, 2',..,, ba, lr1>1 grcl'nlH'l t. ~750 mo Ruth L11urit" Rltr. twii-43fl0 Blllf:.. pool: lovely J UH. end Wiil. $750 Mo. M tcml 644-01.34 Har bor View Homes Jbr . Carmel l".H .. D.R .• In(. fncd y rd. AUrde ncr. Comm. pool. $750mo. Owner !lhowtng no"'. 1721 Port U11rmo ulh l'I 640-6407. 459·7576. Bayside Cuve West. upper ma st e r s uit e. lo wer bdrm ur den. Waterfront l'OmPlex with vil'w $!JOO per mo. Cor lease. Ml. 5 673-3009. Avail. Aug. I. s..a..• 3276 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llACH UYtHGi 3Br. 2na. l rplc newly tie coraled, deck w /ocean vlew. pvt paUo, 2 ('ar garage, avail 8·15. $650 mo.492-~. 2 BR2 Ba homc, lgc yard. open ~am clgs. bllns, fpk. 542$ mo. 558·5'WO s.A LapN 3216 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Unique 1 bdrm hou11c frplc, view, 1425/mo. 499·2$41 ----W.atMls1Jf1U l2'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE "GOOD LIFE" SUMMERTIME FUN: (,ou.tl Ar.t1v1t11·•. 01t•'< I,,, . ' f (1 p <,., 1lt11l y 1l11J111. h • OU<J '> • 1'111 GREAT RECREATION ,, 11n1· •• ru•t• lt•·,·,f;n·, "'"J & 11t•1 ~lu1pl • I 111:.11111 Clull" • : .. 1u11o1 • J11cu111 • ~w1mrn1r10 • Goll Unv•no RJn1lt1 BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS· S1111Jlli'> I f.. I 61•l1r1111tn ·, • I 111 111>h"ll I'. U111titr11 ,111•'1 • A<lull 1 1v111q • N11 p, 1·. • M1idt h C )JJHf1 tJ.ply 1110 ,, Oakwood' Garden Apartments Newport S.ac h/No. l:IUO lrv1rn• Id! tUthl 11141 64!> O!>W Newport Beach/So. itO() iblh ~I ct>'J '', .1t 1Mt'it t7MI 1>418170 UEAUTIFUl.I. Y dl'CUl':tl t~J 2 f.l41rm on I.Hin w11h :ill J ml.'n111e' M 1111 v1 .. w ~Ofl;mo. W ;11 t·rl root 1 lornc:-63 l • M(JO WE HAVE SUMMY RENTALS Al.o tc*Jnci resenatiOft• for winhr,......al• associated HR')'"£ Q<J Uf I\\ f(JVS J • W ti 1 t , I II ••••••••••••••••••••••• lcAoo Peflfftwla 3807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm. 1 ba. "all to wall CJ)t.'I, dtl>s. bllni.. yearly. 673-4964 2br, lba. Vcurly. Drive $450. 2 13t8G5·2542 . 714f873.5187 Corolla det Mar 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lori:ic I hr. frplc. pvt pool 1 empl'd person, No child o r pets . $42$ Le a sl.'. &t0-4999 2 mt. :l bu . bllns. frpl. s unJ ec k, J.:a r . d oor opcnur . blk. t o Bl~ Corona. SOOO Mo 673·6510 2br, t'10il' to ht•h S500mo J ncl<l'i Ut II 675-141(1. JX•uul. brand new 1&:! Br. frplc. laundry rrn Imm('(!. occupy. $300 to W>5 'f~LMi1mt 1142 fHI~ tlJWt:r :} br. :t hu. Mt•i.u l Jt•I Ma r arc;1. S<l25 :i C' h 11 d r t• II • ll o p l'I h 1:,1 ~ljlj N•:W 2 IJlt twnh.sc. JI ,. Ho. l''rpk . no 1wt11 1~0 Wollact', $3(;(). 540 llill5 f)i•lux1• new 2 hr. 21 > ho duplex 16SCI bQ rt. dbl 1uira1tl'. fnC'U y nrcl wiboat Atilt' Culh rl11~1t. 1"11'. MOO 1110 . 673-G33G. fyt,2.IJGl'.6 Nc•wly dccorutc•d udult uv l. 21Jr. I Im. oµt•n 1A·11mcd ce1hnA wtl h lot-; or woocl l310/n111 Nu l'l1.'I li73 ~J l'VI'" :J Ill<. 1•,. 1111. flJI<'. 1•pl~. 1111,.., p111111, dhl u11r ~l>I~• ~II lll'lh. N11 /\lllllk1111~. •HJ'~ 11r ~~us n:r.i iii.it Hr.iocl n1·w 2h1, 211.1. 1.1.:olk 111 t•lo"•li. t-.111'1 1•.1r Xlru pJrkllH! t-:nd p11t111 l'ool & J:I<' 1'w11 m111h.•l-i $400 & S4ZO NJulb Only &16·2'.•ll Nl.'W 21Jr. I 112b:r Tuwnhw 1·nc It. J.:ar. I rph•, t•m:I JJUllll, quiet a1 t•a Good 101: Cl•1~l' to l'Vl'ry1t11ni.: Mulls Only. Sf7~1 & SJIJ:.. (;1[, ·11171 :!Br w1i:ar. 1-.1rp.·1 ... \\I r,11l 1.:11i J llil I .111m 2111; II . l'lal'l'nl1J ~!Jll l.g1· J l1<lr1n. fq1ll'. •lhlt• g.11 , 1111 pt'ls .11 :111 /\l,;(i I II .1 ,., ti:J:I :,1i;!ll t' ,. l., r.IH ;jl/Jl•ll l.t:! IJl!',11 ,.;. .... ,, .. 1 ••• t•\11 ,1 Ir ~ :!111 . p.1110. ~.1r :.:r.., 1,1:: ~lf.i, Of ,;i;, 1111;1 JH.X Vlt·:W :!lir. 111'.ir h .. :11·h /!.I .,hup.,, ~:11,11 Nllh. 1111 pcb 1.1~1 IN 7!1 :!.~JI I 1.1nl 11 - \V1·..,twl•·. ~Jl'lllU't I 111 I 11.1, "''"" 1!4-1·111a11·tl . 1•aq11'1,1tlr;1p1 .. ,, 1111 111'\o\ :l lJlll . 011 Jll'" $:17 •• I i3I o.'J!J7 I !tS2 · !J7:!J 14! :1111 . 2ha. rrpll. d t•i•ll \\.111. 111 !).1 (;.,,,.,1 J'l.11.1 I''' 1.I 1· I 1· :0. I ·' II l!t:I iHI; ~1.1 1 1 ~1:.1 1u:w l.1•1· lhr . L'Kr lJ ;\r. F:11rv11•w & ll:1k1·r :-.iu duldrt'n ''"'' ~la llili2 JS;11 h w :.mall hr. n1•\o\ w:rll11a1wr. l'Jlh. 1':11nl. 1-; "d l'. Si!HO H1 ek. rAH ·1:.11 ---i-::1~l.wl.· II.Ir. wool lx:a1n •·l·ll111i.:' & cab11H·h NJuJlll. nu 1ict.:. ~ IS!i-14 :-;,.,,,. 111·" :! hr. 2 lia. N 0 ... 1a ~lt":Sa 1\dulti. uni}. Ill> j)l•I.,, Day;. fl7!:. U'.'lli:!. l'\l':.fi7:1 I IJH 2 hllrm. I ha. :s:n;,1111•1 J.1J1' on W W1b1m l'ou Jll'b cn:1 :?113 E 'tlth• lrll 2 Or. I ha. II\ l yard. gar. grJnr. /\tJlti.. $35() 752 2.55() '1111• lllurr-. fll'W dlx l'Ondn Nr ocean. 2br, 21.11J.1 . Adu lts Owm·r Sa!JU . Sl.2·7i\2'J, 21.J /J\21 ·58&1 Townhouse 2br. 1Jrat·1ous hv111.i. pool. udulb No 1'1·1-. $325 755 W lllth St •~W!f.Xn 2hr, 2ba tuwnhous<', C'lt'an. $360, gas p a id . 1!112 Wallltt'l'. manager wunl· l'll IJ.IS·?:!OO. --------E. SIL>E-Nice 2Br. r.lo9c, IA yd. garage & orr i.t J)Ul'k1111:. t•h1ld OK. $.125 1lll1 1>14 t:. l!lth M , Sec Sill. July 21. 862·0277 2 ARl 1t'J Ba. 610 Joann St .. CM. $340. No children. bm&ll dog OK. 642·7344 F .. ast'>ldc 2 BR. I Ra . pool. no pch. kids OK. $2llO 541MJ'JIG MESArtHIS llttt'lll•lor S26f1. l'oot. Jucuzzi. gas BBQ. cl06t'd gill' • odult ... no JK'IS 2650 I farla ~ ve. S..1!}·2'.M7 "THE GAILES" 2 br WIKBr. Adults. nuw cpts. df'Jll'I, ron"c. rncd yd.patio. water pd. $350. 2439 "8 " Ora n ge. tm4l20. l·S HOMES FOR RENT 3 or 4 br. Priced from .. t.o ... Fncd yard & aara1u. •'am 111 ca pleaH , kids le pe ts Mkome. Call 984·2566 Ot man. Ail. no foe. Da ch. close to bea ch. Studio apl. fncd. ut1l pd. Kitchen 4 ba\h. S320Jmo. maluro adlt, $200. l"o lncldll. uUl. 67~·1497. peta. Call :US_·_62_17_. __ Ct •• J I••• ,.. .... ~ 3400 ....................... AYli•+&IHOW Luxury eonclo near Vic· tor lfu10'1. l .. H ... I bdrm + den overloOklna main beach .• House. cot· ••••· 1uest _.nu. on prtvate court all wtwblte ..... riewt. ~~:r.u. Av811 8-l5-7$. 2br. lba. ""'l •t•le 4c 1undcck. am on l yr lie. 6"·~ dys, 7$1-6650 eves. ask. for John Richard. Apt. fOf' rent. New 2 bdrm • bum IAI!. n~r oc41an In Cd M. Ca ll afte r 11. 79).UMO. I bdrm. I ba open beam, lllve. l'i!lrlA. no pct.a a.380 l\ui. l. 640· 7194 2 Br. 2 ba, nearly new w /Crplc: "yard. S425 Call 5SH700 ext 2312 dy1. M>-3428 evs/wkends. ~ 1 OR. xlnt loc.. 1767 Ora.nae. Cpll. drps. all blW . AdultA. no pct1. 1175 mo. AvaU Auij. 15 . •71191: 1142· I w SHAJtr . beach 1.21t 3 DH. lrplc. dU1hw11hr . garal(c & pa.11011. No p e l t. !ffl. 23118 Brand new 3 bdrm 2 ba. ~llM?. ____ _ 11teps to beach 5650/mo. Male vegetarian non- Yrly 1$e. 673-2113 smo ker see king qutt:l •DELUXE* GARDEN APT. 2 Ir, Adult• only 3pooli. Cov1•rcoel <'1lr port p:iuu :ivb . uucr ... C' loM4: to f wys & bch.t< wulk to 800pptni.t. 17111 Goldttlwe.t crtWarMr 847-6064 lot.a1tifMI011 Gir••d11 UDOISU IAYNOMT 2 bdrm. 2 ba, clog r m. l rplc. a vail 9·1·709 S750tmo Uer 7 PM call 1173 0770 a nytime eall ~i 0029 or 645-0085 Newport llclghts 3 bdrm. Duplex. $4.50 per mo. 1st & las t + d eposits . 557·9Ui6aft 3·30pm . -------- 2 bdrm oc:canlfonl dplx $.1.'l tyrly. avaal l\ui! I ~m1"1Scao;hore 64~2117 I Br I 1111, 2 blk;. from llA<..11EW1t UNITS from wutn. 11•1 fJl'l'! S:JOIJ 2Z.'l sa.'1 Jlt:r mo unlurn IOIJ' l!lllo M ljil2 0:1~ .. ;. 5311 li2~• Imm <J('t•un. t'11r more in· lo c•all H1•1111la 1115~ 7707 lnvl'ly a ll adult. nu flC'lll. 1. 2. & :J UH :tPL'>. fj2(J(J t:d I Ill(. I Iii\. n·ln IY i.t11\,. lOl(cr.llB !WiOljl!I VJt'Jnl Call a lli 116K C...'hm. room. Steve. 673 1570. FclTWlle lo Share 3 hdrm ~ w/Flreman nr bC'h in 11,8 . SUO /mo + hellJ w/Ught yd wrk 536-13111 Roommate wanh:.-d. Ma le 35 divorced looking for u roommate. Male or Fem. to shr by home In M l11~. Viejo. J im m 1629. Hcspon Mi•• to 1hr 4 IJr, 2 • ba 110 home. $200. Call 9113-9636 AM . Rmmat.e wanted. mature. Mn smkr t.Q mare fum 1 uni' hme m CM :»? ·9689 M1 F. 2:>-45. strali:ht. tr> ~hr 2 Utt I blk to bay &. oc.·1•;in Wa:-.h/dry. S237 t 1 ·ut1I fi73 215.'>uftt;pm. -__ .. _ 6fc:t:... 4350 ................••..... H111>l1·x I ' / m1 tn 1>< 1·.1fl ;!lir. Iha , d1n1111: 1111 Sc.tCletnrnte-3876 Ss.:I i:u racc or s lor1Jijl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rJate, Westside Co~t;1 l 11111' M7:i l'.I :!111 • 11111. h\1n1: rm S1:~:1 I ,di l..1 11 y 11 r (; a r ) I 1.:.;tWJ 4C-'! t6lh Sl :J t1r. 2 ,,.. hd dhl frpk, 11\hwhr s.'J~J 1w; 7!MH (,11•:in 2 lllt I ha J.:UnlSW. M •· S a · $ J J l(Jundry. walk to "tlllrl's lllll fi3~~ ~~ !1723 . ~ 4!13 l710 1Ju11l1·x. dr,.,c• 1•1 bch, ulil rum . -S4oo m<> I UH <l!H-2'100 i <IO S1n ~le e n du~e<l i:;iragc, o;:lfl' & secure. 1:11 W llilh St C .M 117:177117 2 Br. 2 1111. p..101. ~uras.:1" San .Nan friilt'. allull .... nu Pl'I'> Capi1trano 3878 Sturngt• or I c-:>r i.;ar- S)Jtffij1 ("(;.,t.J l\k ... a S)C'• H.az •r.xs &i;! 52:11 •••••••••••••••• •• • •• • • ~.~ tjlrr.! .:"l·\o\ J\•h1\I' .1 Ill :!1 I li.t I.~!" ~.ull 11.1r.1.:1· h.111' 11k . 1111 I"''' ).100 ~1 ~Wt1, >s-1~ :.!•..'l> :! lwlrrn 11·111 1•11 · . .1rtl ~1:•:1 1•·1 111<1 I ~111.111 1 lulcl ,.., :.mall J.11'1 l)h. Hit, 0~.'11 C.1ll IJC'l•1l t'.1l '.\l \'1•11 lg:: l>'lr n1. :! 11:1 111 I µll"IC.. nu dl'ltJ'<•· t•arpt'I & (>ell l'\1 p.1t111 & i.tar.11:1· ~ W'thr & llry r hkup 1' r .,hlJIJIJIOi.t l otr IV lll'h l\ul' uk ::011111 mu t '.oll !!111 ~12 ur ~IX 1;171 lur ;1p11i & ,1pplw.1lllJ1l. 11 II :1 111111n1lf1. 11 1 Bu. ,1\.111 HI I SJ'-'1 :t 1a Mt.7 1s~1 ~ hd1m I ll.1 \.\&I> II\\ A\ :r1I /\u~ hi s:r.s 1 ·.o11 H4K 21WI 3848 . ..............•......• 2 Br. (ll't•an Vll'W, 11\'W 1·1111 & p.u nt Vt•ry C'l1·a 11' ~-S.1:1 11116 ur KJ~Hl:117 1'1':NTIIOl/SI': NO 1-:NI> 2Ur.lha luxury apt: l.g ll·r rut•t•. J>U n or a m 1 t ort·an Vll·Wt. Ma ll.in· adultJ> llt·fl·rt'nt·(·~ No ,,. • .., l.'ic Sti:IU mo •1!11 ~17 Sl1Mhn l11r n•nt ~ l!il & l:L~I mo +-d1•1rnmi.: rll• p1NI. Nu t•h1ldn·n. no Jlt'l' 1\,k for ln g1· 1!~1 7ao'> I & 11~1 t>IO·I ---- -OCl-./\NFIUJNT 2 llr. l bu w1pn vac,11, grccn1·ry. 1T111th111g ~url & i.upt·r bl.'Ul'h . $H!15 /m 11 Wal\·rl ron l llo ml'l> tl:Jl-1400 ---------Mewport leach 3869 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PARK MEWPORT Ba c h e lors. I .or 2 Dt>drooms & Townhoust·s i''rom $300.50 Sl)('cta1·ular spa, totul rccrc•at1on p roi:ra m . social program. 1 pool,, II temu.oe courts Al Fashwn lslarKI .. l11mbort•1• & San Juaqwn llillll ltoad. 17141644·1900 3111 :!11.1 Ir I' ' rd 1111 1 rph lr•...,h p.11111. J!.1r s.1:10 mu f~JI :11.H:! l!Hi l'li I 3880 •••••...........•...... WOOl>~l IJE \I LI..\(; t: C 0 '.'; lJ I I ~1 11 r :! II .1 , ""llll<t'kll d• .. 111. S1~1 rn1, 1;i~. 75i:J ai:t ~nkFumi~d orUnfumi$hed 3900 •••.•..••...•••........ T llE F:XCITl:\C; PALM MESA APTS Ml.\'trl'l':STO Nl'T BCll Bu1·h. 1&2 FIH lllJIO ~;>& UIJ Adulb i'111 JWb ISOI M~i.a IJr 1 :1 lllki. E.t'ot or Nt•wpo rt lll\'ll I :ldm 5µtn !'>11i :llli~I -----OffiuRmtal 4400 ..................•.•.. 5UI Uj(J ~q (t 111.1. y \11' 1l11l 11 y l.as.:una . ::.u l1 park1ns.:. :-Jew '"'rpl'l . draix" & paint . :.1 r c•unal 1'1 1 1" n•' l! •1 t 1 a h i •· ~.1•1 I lkl;, !'>.'>7 ~>H711 CWFICt-: -,pa1·•· ava1lab1 .. al 17H75 H1•ad1 Bl vd m·ar ·1 allll·rt rn llunt 1nf.lt•in lk·:u·h s:;o Pl'I month l'hotu· m l"IS.•lll' "t<·rv1l'•' S.IO 1>1:r month. dt..,k $.':> pt•r month Ua1ly 1'1l11t offtn '. l'hOn• fi.12 4321 M l. Z71i. CENTER POIMTE EXEC.su1ns .l.11111Jt1ri·l' & M :n·Arlhur IS..y W1nd11w1> l'lu~h Carpe·I 752-2737. ~awind Vill~ge ~1!111 u1·. o ir1-;;-1 .. ~on .. :-Ot•w I&:! bdrm luxurv c·pt.,, drp.., I\ IC. 17301 adult J lll'o Ill 11 p lJI" f~·m·h.11 fi l...M• fl'12·~ from s:l5IJ ~ pool-.. kn -------- ms. w:1ll•rfall'i, pon<h! Ne•wport lk'ach ofc/apl Ga.~ for rooklOI! & heat· Sl.50 C:anncryl>l.'C1100. 1n i: 1w 1tJ F rom Sa ~ b'75·49l2 broker 0.cgo f'tlwy dn vc North on Beach w Mc·l"addcn then Wl-Sl on rtkt'addcn to Seawind Village . 1714 >fl93.5t!lH. TREES. TREES ADULT fll'i\HTM ENTS N~tled 11m1Jfl~ 11111 p1ni·-i & ru:.tuni.t i.trcam' l'ACIFI<..: WOODS ISJ!J 21 llJ 4000 ........••............• lloom w/k1tchl•nl'ltc $72 w<'t.'k & up 541J.9755 ---------CdM. close to bench. $l.50mo. incldl> uur. 675-14117 Nil'l' home nr . So C!>l. Plaza. Emp. Mole. Ref. 545-1717 --------- Mstr Suite pvt cnlr. no t.moke muturi• mall', n r . tx·h SW <..:M. SllW mo. GIGl~ 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Executi•• Suites Nt•w addtt1on lo sdJ le !HO F\111 service exec. SWlL'l-> In Newport Center. I t Ill'°"' olrlrcs 1n plush sur- round in gs w /under · wound assii:ncd park· m~ From $2'~ mo. A:;k :1hou1 our move·ln ul· lowarw • !llcwport Regency Corp 1714 >644· 7Ul'J Law ortrcc or other pro· k'!lt>lonal orrk c. AVCO 1"1n a n c lal T o wer . Niwport Cent.er . S&ngle offices or 3 ofitee suite. H.t.~on area. Xerox. law Library. !ISS-2411 or tl#S-2711. •NEWPORT II.VD.• C M olrlce space . $275. 714/631·5664. 2l3/862·Wb'7 • Prof. olc. space avail. In ea11r L'!t &nk Bldg. 150 :.q. fl. Low price incls : .lnnlto rlnl. Sllcurlly :.crv1ces, cool. rm & util. Conv location 230 E. 17lh ~. <..: M. 642·9560. 2 Br, 2 ba l'ondo, \~ I.ilk to Laglllla, oceunfronl pn v. beach, 2 car gar .. 11ulo b e a c h • f 1 s h I n g opnr. Beoul. bay view weekly / mo . Winte r TSL Mgmt 642· ll'.03 ll:.ltct.. 499·31116 .• 17~1\nahelmSt. C.M . ore.cc. toilut, parking. wound noor. xlnl loca· lJOn 52S sq. rt. $196. m o. Quie l, cool 2BR. pool. F\tm. In N.8 . wkly 3 br & 2 palJol'I & garages; a dults. br avail July Augusl. I no pets. S395 1801 15lh house lo beach. Reas. St .. N. P. llgts. M~r : rates. 673-6582, 675~ 642·7340 673-~ _____ _ Ofc Wdg nr. Udo Isle. 4700 Cl w/hl&hl y Im· provod pvt of ca. Xlnl for attomoy. CPA. Hnanclal. Ir vane Center fllly. 833-971)1 Nc.>wly pamled & carpeted 1 Bdrm. 1 bnlh w/potlo Convcmcnl loc $300 /mo. 11311400 Stcpr; to beuch. 2 DR. l bu .. S2SO wk. Avail thruoul Nummcr : 2 OR. 2 bu. + den. $S50 wk aitent 673 3003 lluntln1tton OC'h. July ZL".ll 28th. ONL.V. Slpi. 5. $135. 2 b lk11 beach . :>:16-261!4 /\Urnctlvc 800 + sq. ft. of. (1cc S P11 Ct! and COii · ftrcn« room localt.>d In lll.'W building near O.C. Ai rp o r t & m a j o r fr<'\lWays. 8.14_·1_682 __ _ l.wcunous 2br t·ondo In pt·(.1;,t1i:11ou.<1 Dig (;11.nyon All the latest amc111t1c!l lnl'ld s uhler ron 1•11n , M.'Cunty 11aragc, tc11nh1 t"t s . p o o l s . Ju l'. 2brru11yrum.OC'canfroot 1;~'fet5::1~~i",:i; microwave oven t'IC. San 01 ~1to Co. r e n · AvaJI (or I yr Ille. $850 tal.Pnv. beac h. Priv. _~_2:200 __ . _____ _ mo.Nopet.s 21.3·928-1844. patio. W/D, $400wk. IXIC.SUITIS UDO ISLE BAY FRONT 436-03lS, ?21J..9'22 l._ 'l'lllWul execut.lvt aul~ • 2 Odrm. VAC. ,...._........ 4250 In a perfect location. $695 mo. 831·3230 , ••••••••,•••••••••••••• iltily fN)'ac~cao.c m.ol20 llou8e for rent. 811 Bear ~rt • f I • e Cit.)' alpl 8; linen• rurn. Coattrwce1 wmt:UFF 2 br. 11/11 ba 115 nitel)' pr cpl Call room, personal ud townbouae. Walk lO lb®· aft 3p m Ml um Dblm amwerinl, plua. pint. Adulll only. No er · · · · trom _,, Call •verly peU. ms ltedford Ln. TliHm t1tm.m1. StZ mo, yrty • 541·153* Modem a or 2 br cotta11e -~-olfl-ce_i_or_rwat_.-.,...- 2tlr. 2tM1 CC>Odo. WeAtcUff cm beach oa Tah.IU with 11''1110'. 130 W. llda St, area.St115mo.Adl.&lll. car. row bo•t. wu h C.M.~forlnlo. et5-l528 machine, c omplet e ldt.cben, etc. For moro ance. or bulUatu. lee. Info call m .. eves ,. aerviet avau. Nr. bell. W'Mlltenda. 471 No. Npl. llvd. LlbTlhoe. newt1 ham,,._ ... _ .. _,_. ____ _ a. I la condo w/dod:, lllU Adle ..._ wtlll a ..... •pool. --Dll.JPlla&QnrlG .... M . .... .... -• .... .--=-··~ ;..;., • ..... t _ • 1r• rllH --~~ ... ~"--·~ ....................... . .................. ·: .. --= ~ '!.____ __ .. _.,; ::..r-. ~::---'°---i. ,. ~ cHIN• woman -· ~-:i.":~ .. ~ ~ hMI.._ .. ~ ............. --t M\1•. ..cretarta 1 .:...._-~...;_------- ••l111 9¥AU, . ......., ==-W/ctu6t\.dotl ~ ~ ...... --. Col.L» ... .....-..112 --. ft. Pn• ..... -------... Mtw I frw>" will Otllll ..... M'C'dl toOal. ............ Bl • '° 1140. l'f"'poNlbh• Wttt•IHtH. uli Oalllft lJllbltHPM ___ ..... er:·,...::-~."=' ....... / Cl..,.... ........... ..... •••••••••••••••••• ........ _ , .. ~ llvcl, h'GDlAC•. CM; 1 ._.., IOOI m IQ ft,. ·m> per nao. ·-~·••••••••••••••,• .. •wt-ml Tttftnl t Shop. Xlnt NO PlllY PllB llS .......,. llt\al1t.1 utnrt •N• I« Top brand~ tu .... II\ LalUAO tUlla 11118h prollt, low OVl'r· for rnottl informallun Dtoll011q,l\. U\H . .; head Sl4,()00+lnv and l()pl•ct-your1d i:11ll Janllorial provld"d ~All.#_ . 1aw111.ft n•nwtm w~c.o ~ • u..:l'nuioi. O.C.A90ITLOC. IWJ~m.ov1•rf80.000 + 11 P •ftu •onal ortlcci year s~ismt~n Kain r., M ..._ f;arrylna Sy tt'ms W<' WI~ Gn·n l nwkl• our own " 11111\ull MIOmontb to m onth th~m on the Job Secretarua l ser vlc"' Guar.ll\lee bw.mcss from avaU.567151 _ __ referrals Plu.'1 toui more Pl!Nl'HOUSESU ITES busu~.-:.:. 2 trucks tind NEWPORTC•:NTF.R m iach. 175.000 More Eiteeuove full·Servace room w expand bu&anci.i.. 1475 . StiCJO aervms all of Orange Co Be~ful oceanvlew +. EstJ!bhshed bus1nt:!>!. lnlerellled? Call now! over S yea rs. Phone We8da)'ll 64().S470; Eves 556-1123 nft6pm. 6 Mdends 813-1918 or Jnnitonal route: hleal for 873-:M34 __ independent swn -0r an· CPAOfftCES c rease -you r-presen t f\lm or Unfum, C.M.· route.64.2·7444. Not. Bch. 11rua. lncld'>. TIREOOFTHESMOG '! library. forms. xerox. Bus OIJP In N. Cent. Ida. ~~nsw., • purklng. Coin 1T111ch bus, $120,000. ----------• Sm town r est, inclds 1Vfi or eta 1 2 vt land, bldg etc .. Sll0.000. ...,. ce r 1 · rms · P Nice JO nc loc for mob1l be 1275/mo 500 W. 19th st hm pk. Sl25,000 Call Lou ~--------a t <.; <' n t u r y l! I . Udo bldg hns 1000 sq' ft :D!-~2826. 1ulte w /s pacious boy vteW sun declt $1250. 3355 Vio Udo N.8. 673-4156 MIWPOIT CEMTEtt De!ugn Plaza. Luxurious offac:e. Sub-let 642·M~. 6t(). 1020 642·5671. SCUM-I.EIS ANSWERS Duress Gr1rr Hover F.nou.:h- 11& f'EV Elt Nowadays too many t~nuger!> i.uHcr from sevure eabcS or llt:· FJo;VER. 5300 ... ,. ................. . FOUND ADS ARE FREE ·call: 642-5678 l.art or found a pct? Call Animal As!.l'>t a n cc wi.:uc. s:n -2273. no rt•c. ~.~.~ ..... ~~~~ ~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ "H.epW..e.d 7100 ' ...................•..• P'OUND t11rt Collie 6 Pl"' Kue.bond M Vic. o.cio Buch • t<M8 rouNI> f em l.Jib. Vjc:. ~rd., ll1m1llon 963-5'133 ~UUNO Rl'<t lruh Set h•r •·cn1. Vlr S1rnlu hulud II Otanl(e . OU-H27 CV('~ -----F'OUNO Sm fcmul • wht dull. v1.1rl l'oudlc. Vil' II 8 M.all 7 13 t7MI ~l~•·v1·~ 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t!lit!tlll:tlnll MASSAG I': llobJJml'IS Lie Mas11cur Oulc,.11 IJ 11. 494 5111 . tlMcHiLLEeS- •0utca1•~ I lAM :!AM K.35·374!1 •FOXY LADY* OlltCALL ONl. V •972-1138• v1u;GNAN1'" C:m nij. conf1<k:nt1al coun:.<~hni.t & n.of'crrul Allort1on. adop- lloo & kt'(•ping ,\l'CAHt: M7 2563 Spiritual Reoder 1815S. 1-;1 Camino !teal Siul Clement<.'; "\ally Ile. For Appl. 49'l· 7200 COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS• i t llrs. 971·1513 --LANA'S OUTCA LI. 10AM·2AM 77$-0tl!l:I •Slli':HI LEI':• <.:c·rl. 1\1 a:..,l·us1• lluu:.ccalle. by i\r>pl. # K:M-t;H;RS ~rUlll'Ulll' ma:.i.a.:t• hy llc'd lt-t•hn1c1an NII /\ppt J .:JO.!JPM 5'1>1·2Jl17 a i:d lki:. tnlcn.o:.llnR & fun .:14Y lllCW tu S (.;,11 l>l'l'k!> i:1rl 17 Z3 yr'i fur mc;rn 111Rful rdut1onsh1p II Acc-•-.c9trt& ././COST APROPOS ~ Brach ele.-1mn1r ' UOO ISLI SHOP mntii nt'ed .. experience A Jo~ 1 n e E u r op r a o Coal (,1eJ1c f1m1har w th Ot'&lgner Boutique 11 st.and.aid t'Ollt ll)'lltems & 1 eek 1 n 1 o 11 u I I a n (( d•il• proc;cnln11. A/I', m•n•aier & 1tdd1llonal A/It. tucper heJpful wall r.talf. Salary open. beoonatdcred Cal,.,._ 547·3'25 W•· orr~r xlnl. pay & benefits. Company 10 wg1m11 C1tnyun ne11 r bt:at·h Call for appl. Telonil' • tt c r k c I e y , 4.94-9401 .. E.O. E. ACC~MTS CLIRK Acoou.nt clerk ncrdcd l)y JlunUnl!\l')n U.,at'I\ Clty School l>lst. Ab1hty to type !)()wpm rcqu1rt>d. Sll$.}$1062 per mu. d\! i>endinst on expcm•nn· Aj:>ply 7~ 14th ·st. llunl Bch Call 5JG.8851 ~office Ass't Mafto9er UfW.'>ual opportunity ror an umb111ous. motivated person who as analytical. fast, accurate. not afra1cJ of hard l"Ork Fu 11 charge bkkpg, fur fa e.t Rrow1ng 3-storc cha111 Nr OC Airport. Start up to SllOO/mo. Mail n· sumc to: Mr. Shaw 17624! Armstrong, I rv <.:a !M714. ACCOUNTING/ BOOK· KEEPIN<.i. 1o;xp<.>r1cnt•t·. full time. Salary oµl'n. lmmcdrnte op<.>ning Aµ ply Mrs. Presley, !).11. Moo·f-'ri Sa11 t:lcmcnlc Inn. 125 Jo:\.pl:md1an. S:.an Clem. ACl'OUllllnl( Crt>w111i.: e.avini;:. & lo.in rH:{'dr-. 1wrsun lnr .11• ('OUlll lll l( dl•l>l l'' 1JCnenn• 1n 1nvl'e.l11r ;11 l'Ulllllini,: µrel Apply 111 pt'r500. lrv111cSav1ng., & J.11.111 11'.155:! l\fac1\rthur 111\11 ln1n•· APT MANAGt~R For " unilll In Co11ta Mt"!la. Expcr'd couple W I f (' b k k l"lo: a• x 1> llushand matnt. exp Coll 642·:>073 or \213> H6.'>-:l}S I ----------.. ASSEMBLERS• •TRAIHEES11r Orange County mr.:r ol l'k'<:tro mccha nleal pro duct.~ as ~cck1ng tralnl'f'~ for day slurt lo ossemhlt cl~:tron1c i.w1tchcs & db plays Apply m')>cr!.on. Most« Specialities 11'..1(). Monrovtu. CM. 1-: () t: • Ae.e.embly for ;.1rrow• c llow & Arrnwo, t f\1111 rem. J>o:rm. nu c"Jl C<JI 6t~20 A,-;1~Uu1l Manai::1:r wunt t' ~:wa ASST H 1-. (' E PT S W I ·r (' II U IJ A I( Jl l'tlJffil' g<il t.•/ llSW;ol 011 l;u.o,y hoiml -.,, ll r~ u.Jy Npt Heh II E. Oil'. CJll Lila . H33 :!!JOO Auto Ct1rnt'4">. ll1•1.t1:-tn 1'i1rly AM I 1 ~ :.! tu~ 111·1 tla> l·.J rn ,'175 S.l~lllHJ N1·1·tl goud whP1·h Wootl> fr'lll :JOO!j, 5-10 l1i:!l! -- Wldl..sty. J~ty ta, 1919 * ot\!~U!!LOt M ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~!!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~ ..... ?~ BanJtlng ACCOUNTINO E mployment GrOW1.ng Savitles & Loan -n«dirperson--tof ac:· counting dept. E x · penence in investor oc· ~ung pref. Appl)' In peniOO. lrvuw Suv1m1s & Ll!lln ~MacArthur l.Jfvd. Irvine f:O K M/fo' IJankmi: PART TIME. TELLER Our Costa M l.'HU branrh is l><:Ckulg an 1nd1 v1duul UUll desires to work 34 days a wt:Ck. includmi.: Sjjlurdays . Prcv1oue. Savings & Loan or hunk mi.t expcnencc lh h1J.(hly ctc:.arable. To arr1.1ni.:c lt1r n lln 1nterv11o:w · plt'il!>l' t:ill Mury Ann Plummer . 1714 ) !179-3!1 JO. Wt• oHPr a 1·omp<'l1llw starting s alary. t''l1·vl l<·nt company pu1d bl'm·llls. and frL>t.' rompany Pi.lid urulorrns .BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAM 11140 Mlilms /\\\' (.;\11>ta Mt·~u. Ca ~:mifi l•A,ual Op port unity l·.mplo)t·r Mi l" H1\NKJNG C'11lurnh1.1 :-..1\111,_;-.. :1 gri1w1ni: lin,1n1·1.il 0 1 i:•in11,1ur1n. h .i., 1 m llll.'th.Jlt' 11f)1ll1rtUfllllt'' Ill th1• l11JO Jh•partmt nt •11 I I " i\ II .1 h t· I Ill \ tJ r1111u.,lral1 \ ,. ol I 1l 1•-. Ap,ey et TIM ·=-.. a ,,. ... .. c..-....... . ...... , ..... . n..._..CITA~.11111 n10 r1 .. ... ...... t ........ ,. ............... ... =:=.===·~·--. T~At.._. ,.,,, ......... a.-dlcepe MelMa ••ce SJ.JO Per How CltnT ... ' S671PerW.. Cltrtil S549 , ... MOllHt s.t-.lce s...ort Wort.# r S601PerMollltl G..-dl 1e..,..,. S6 71 ,.,. MOllHt hildll9c) M•t111•c• Wori&er S720 ,.,. M-"' VectorCoMrolAMl.._, S720 Per MOllHt S...al ....... MclcW. RtpairSZ.90PerHow Senlce s.,port Wort.r II S640 ,.,. MOllth ILmMhcCllfM M.Wt"-c•I Mece..ic1Hetper $820 Pu MOftth Stock Ca.rtl S671 Pu MGftth Cl...tcal TraiNftc) at S2. 90 Per Hour Utility Mointe....ce $640 p..,. MOftth ----~ FEF.orLEA.':iE Jo"r{'nch Polynesia :rahit' or outer islands. Bcacb f r o nt s availabl e . l>evclopers only pleasl'. Owners in llawa1i look· mg for foreii:n anvcstori. .Call...art:i! l'Od e '"'923-87511, f'OUNO. Wh1ll' PUPl>.Y upx. 6 ma. . \ u:1luty or Nl•wporl Wl'e.t . ll unl inJ.,'lOO lk•ach Look., like Samoyl-d Call Uf.:J.11156 you :11~ a .cuUe,.. ..\',.,.~L.Jr;:4• ~E O.E. \I I· Auto l11t' l'Pr'o/Ul lm1111·cl lllH.'nlnl: '!\11:0..,1<111 \ 11• 11 1\rl•a t·'Ull 111111• c I\ 1·1 Iii Nl'4'dl·d rrir ""l'·•IHllm• • .1r r1·n1.i1 c e1111p.11q ,\1u.,t 1111\ 1· i.:uo•I 1111 \Ill~ n:mrd & CJ)il 111 1·11.1· ( .111 \1 r /..1 n1111 .1 SJI 21111 or l!r. r.:tJlr LOAM Utitity Ai• S577 p.,. MOftth ICl...tcolt • t <Jc Space in beaut Irv bldg, recept room. 2 enc ore's, s torage rm . ID3-8900 SANTA ANA. O nly S7S/mo. Small om ccs :1t :2> No. Broadway or 1102 West 17th St. fo'or more 1nro c all Re n ata ut 566-T107 . ............... 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIDllly to Loan 50 25 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWll'G LOAMS and 2nd Trust Deed Loans on rcs1dcntiul propcrty Custom1z<.'CI lo meet your ne<.'<ls ! JU::. DEPT. SAMTIAGO BAHK 714/832-5200 F'ound var Goldcnw(•i.t & 11<'11. II n. hlat'k malt· GC'rman ~hepht:rd 1147~)1 LOST . Golrl wal!'h w /1nsrr1 pl1on. 0 F · FEit I N<: tn:w A I( I>. Var. llolulay lll'allh Spu II B. 54H·2'J:n . For store & office space al reasonublc rates. 500 to 5000 SQ Ft. MESA VERDE UR PLAZA fNEED fMONEY -~t -;ma ll ~n·y Poodlt• & I urge black r>obicl Lub Vtc. l>cl Mar /Nc·w1HJrl Htvd. 642·5708 REW A HU l5Z5 Mesa Verde E, C. M. 545-4123 . LET'S MAK E A DEAL ~sq. ft. in great loca· om-in Fountum Valley. Please call Cheryl Green 12131 S40-0227 lialboa Is la nd. 2 new i.WrCS or l large i.tor1::. 1>8 Agate. Avail. now. Call lo:l(.'C. AJ..'l. 675 8170 ~--------Harbor Bl vd. C.M Pnmc cumm'I loc $300/mo. ~ll56or67S.22L3 ----------N4..-wport. Nr P.O. Modem ~sq ft, store or ore. :!6:!0 AVON·I E1. 213-477-7001 Retail/Office space. 700 sq fl. Wcstclirr areu. \.bi6'4148. coll collcl'l. • CREDIT MO PROILEM 2lld & ltd TD loanl 547°5402 Arranged by Coast tto.. l.oafts CASH FAST 2ml & 3rd homeowner lo1J ns fast. .. Cor a n y purpose! EZ terms, pasl credit no problem. Call now ... NoohUgation. Dkr 955-1610 . -----·-------------Lido bldg has 1100 sq ft iihP sp11ce w/both :lVuil 8-15. 3355 Via Lido N.11. 673-4156 --------- MON1'..'Y AVAILABLE Lo cool. any purpo:-.c. Mr llar11ravc 0.'ll ·3535 Bu.olmcss /investmsnl ---------- L os t : No rw eJ(lan 1'.Jkhoond. M, s1lvl•r /i.:ry w/blk fa.cc. Spn ni;dah.: & McFadde n. Heward. 968-7CW (ml larJ:e fem ruppy, blk & whl, whl U11 lip, Me1ia Verde a rea. blk collar, rlea rollar. ?i45·31HO : t213)fl:j6·0276 luit. Grey Smmesc l'al. Halboa mark«.>t, July 13. Ci 116734324 LOST: 7/15 eve v ac Adams/Placentia. CM . S prin ger Spa nie l , brn/whl. •· outche'l!.". well-mannered. rah1es t a_g s fro m I ti a ho. Heward ! H7U ·65H unytimc. Lo>t : One 100' nylon tape w/lenn1::. ball l ied to !>arnc. ltcwurd. fll15-HlJI Udo Bldg has 350 sq rt loon:., llOY purpose. -------- shop space w/ha. $1100. ___ A...;J.(..:..!l_.IW_2_·0tl_55 ___ • IJJST: R«.-d /\lceda wet 3355 Vlu Lido N. H. 6734156 Any type bus1m.-ss loan. i.u1l w /hlue pane l twal ~tat<'. Con!>lr. & lkward. No qul'Mll>n!> .... ,lriel R...tal 4500 Dev. As.'\. 540-1433 :1i._k...d_._6'14_·2221 _ ....................... - Nf..-w front !ltrect location. Money Waftted 5030 Park lrvmc Ousine!.S •••••••••••••••••••••,•• Cknter. 4.001 sq ft. For 2NO TD on 0 C. income IM.>'Opllon lo buy. P vt property. 12'.4. int, due 2 Ply. 4!M-4K92. 494·3966 yn.. S17K in front of 3rd. --Wall discount. A1,rt. 1SOO sq n. 1310 Lo.ian. CM· 541-0800 $400 pr mo. 646·7512, S48-8MlO $5000 buys parl111 l ----------• owners hip in movie. 32llOSq.ft. New Deluxe EB ti mated Sl2,000,000 wa~:e ':{ioo mo. gross < 714 > 957-0207 __ _ AND Mortp~I. Trust J404Sq.ru Ofc/Wareh.'lc DMd5 SOlS .. 1491 Mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATS.OIEGO/S.A. l"WV Sattler M~ Co. ~ 77<Hl797 All types ot real estate tlaW IMDUSTltlAL Investments since 1949. '"'5 FOi LUSE SpKlalli.ing hi 0011e to 405, 605. & 01 211d TDs rreewt.YtJ. 1eoo 11q fl. with 642-2171 S4S006 I I off~. 'flA/898-2030 ..,_,. mo CASH FOR TD's ... ••••••••••••••• .. •••• American Mort. S47·7l51 1-'ound Cocker Spaniel rmlc. rust & hc1Jtc. :-.hrt tall, V11• Ru:-.h:ird & Wurncr. l"ln Vly !Q.1189 tUUNU· 3 rl'(l lm.h Set Lers·2 rem. I male I male blk/whl Terrn•r max pup. Male blk/wht Cockapoo. Mule wht r:ib· bat-very tume. Othcre.. NB Animal Shell<'r· Newport llllls Animal lloe.pllal, 2670 Sun M.agool, NU. 644-3656. f''ound German short hair rmle. Leuvc mc.'8e.age nt 4~5884. fo"'ound: Yn~ hlk/wht Lob type dog, Mesa Verde 4iJ'ea. 540-1889 ---------- Lost 2' gre~n Iguana. TOW ureo. Lo~uno. Call 494-1402 or 833-5361. !ohm. ~drr 5'3". fun 11111 In i.:. hut m I' n t :1 11 y ma t u r e r> I l· a s l' c :1 11 Gll"rlllil. CM No k111k~ call., Laity ~l<eke. n·tm.~I t·uuc l4l'nlll'man m·:-. who l'll· JOY ... (':lrlllll'I' 1r.1n •I, Wt·~tcr n art. Indian <•ou11try, gtlOll tooll, goud t 1m1· ~. No i. 1• x 1 I'' l'l.t:AS E S,•n<I fl':-.p<J flM':O. IU Box :i51, Ua1ly l'llul, l'O Uux 15GO. <.:M!f~i lllHING c;m LS fSCUHT &tOH MUDl':J. 'l'OMMY'SOF NEWPOHT ti4~·l57 t eves ....................... Gotng on bu.,int-e.s traps. llave fun. Call Travel.an~ Secrcturacs. Urenda. 8!)4,. 7563 T~ 5450 ......••....•.........• SN:kang female. n o n :-.moker. 25·30 lo :.hr 1.:as & rln vani.t to Long blanrl. Lc avrng Aui! <!5t h 714·491-4823. J•rie.<:1ll;i. ~nt& ation • •••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 •....••.•......••...... Klndcri:urll'n rei::1str:il1on Is now in proAress ul The (j l' r h c r <.: h 1 I d r <' n s Center We nfler a st:llt! -cert1hc.-d K1ndcri::;irt1·n program lncludmg math & rC'udmg rl':1d1nesi. ••l' t1v1lJl-:o.. Afternoon t h• hi t•arc provided <.:all fur mformal1on. 6'10·K820 -Jobs Wanted, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma1d e.-US E MIN UTEMA ll> WEEKL Y 011 MONTHLY. Ins, bonus. l>ondcd. 975· 1107 I tome Mni.:r <.:ompan1on for ~nior M 11"· Rcf1m-d Mat Worn; hshld sl'r'lY t·xc cook. drive. s hop. car Ui.:hl h.~k/lnrly: S da hv in/out S10 du flllO·R&l3 Pnvat.c prncl h'al nur-.l'. IJaily or P/T home cnn· 1!73·8W'J -----llonorablc Spanis h lady wants joh w/nil.:e udull family. Xlnl rcrs. !lave IC$!ul papers & dnvmg hc.lm-1136 HetpW..ted ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7100 Account mi: C OMl'UT EI< l'OSTI Nt; 11\ t; I> ITO H. I lpm L117arn N11:hl ;111tlil t·xp pn·r Mu:-.t tw fr1•1• tu work m·ta-, rla'., 111 trn111 Xlnl Npl Bch IOt <.:.111 lor appl &1~5000 ext !'i~I. AccuunlmR ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS /\l TO~Htl'IV I'. Service Man~r Toµ N"w1111rt 1mpnrl '>liJ('C: 'ol't•k" f 1111 •1m1• •'\ 1wr11·111 1·u in<l1\'1du.il <:.1otl ('llffilJUllY lw11l'11i.. /\pp)y Ill pt•r .. 1111 .11 BEACH IMPORTS HllX l>m t' !'>I 11•1"\ :--: .. :w1·otrr HEM 'II A11t11 p11111l1•r. ··~ 111.·n Pll\'l'tl Jlc>•I) -.1111p lll'lf)i'I f>ll! !t:J7:1 tj.li! ~t:r7 ;1 Oranqe County is /\utu 'l'ruri-. ~hop h1ok1111-: loominCJ! And so are lorqu:ih~'<J~!'>'llllll'I we! --- We're llOll•RTllRLP'S accounlell'5. There arc m~iny nC'w f1rmi. moving into the Orange County ar.-a bnnJ.(mi.: about an in· crcasini: demand for 1·x pcricnccd A~·count 111i.! and Uata l'nH'l•e.s1ni.: pcr..onnel. .. CPA'S Audit on Tax Accountants Cost Accountants Sr. Accountants Boolckeepers Accountin«J Clerks Data &dry K/P Operators If }OU are not awar•• ol the bcnd1Lo, of w11rking temporary 1:1\1• 11-. a call or v1s11 u-; al our rww locat1on. Wt· will Ii.· h:.11 PY lo OISCUS!\ ll Wll h you We are loc:atl'<l in l ht• COLDWF.LI. BA!'.K EH BUI J.UIN<i Suite 112()(1 2333No. Broadwnv Santu Ana 17141835-4103 fo"rcc ParkinJ.( •ACTRl';s.<;ESIAC.'TOHS •All AJ.(t'St All Type•!.* •<No 1-;xpcr Nt'l' t • "S AM ... tnll'rVICWlnR now. Our d 1ent:-. huvt' wor ked "ROC'ky II", ''Goldll' & Th(' flOXl'f ··Ladv In lkd'" wdloht•rt Conrail. .. w rag I l· y ·., D oublt•m1n1 " & w /01 s 1H'Y Stud ine.. •Anyone mtl'rl'sl«.'d rn •Movies or Tcl('v1s1on • •C.111 ··s A.M ·· t.odoy • •c 714 I 633 2233 cxt 05• Baby:.1tlA.•r: Vnnallll• p/I day e. Mon -Fri 2 :l).5 JOpm, your humt• or mine. s tart !.1 17!1 lrvinl' 752 072H Ui\HYSIT'rt:H my hnmc· I' ~yr old 3 30 t•1 Gl'l\1 M F <;d, pay liJJ <ia:J~ ~~IO 1750 Babye.1ttcr wan1ffi I d yr old girl. :i i1 day'> a wt•Pk Your homl'. Call tH~Hil41l \"V\. ... --------BAKf-:lt. l'XP pn·r Will 1 rmn Apply an p1·r-. 70~1 I·: Ila lhoa Bl. Uu I boa Bak1·ry l'riJ1I !-.u 1n· lrvint·. ~.yr:. l'"P 111 f1K1d prncl :-.;ii .1 n $:!11. 11111 K33·&'1'11 IO:im' [1pm ~1 V ll.1k1·r)' S.il•''>, Whol1•..,,d,· l•:\p 10 101111 ... ;i '"' Salarv t1·omm 111•g1111.1 l;h · I 1 1 IJlt• IS:l:I H~1<!'.I IOa 111 ~IJllrl ~I F lia11kan1: HEW ACCOUNTS i::xf)l:ncncl' rcqw11•d 1111 ou1 <.:c,...la ;\fl--;.,, ort1l'l' l'l1•a'>1' 1·a ll <iccll'..,:;t• Wai.:n,·r JI 546 231111 Calif~ol SaviftCJS & Loan :m~ llurhor lllval CoM.1 1\11•0,;i !121i2t: An 1'~1ual OJ>rx11 tunll) 1-:mf>lo~t·r UANl\.JNG PACIRC FEDERAL SAVIHG(S I lu:-. oJ)l'nani.: in our COSTA MESA & SOONTOOl'EN NEWPORT BEACH OFACES "'° ll FULL TIME& PART TIME TELLERS - » 1q ft. UIOO ft otstouge Wanted $30,000 lo be 2 white rem toy fox tcr-ACl'OW\llng or shop. C.M. area secured by 2nd T.O. on riers. West Side Wesl • Fi..-eCt.ncs ADVEllTISINGSAU:s t041ll new Laguna Beach pro· l!llh. 642.7221. We are currently Ul'CCPt· Generous rommai.:-.aon. Xlnt benefit s. p:iicl mc.'t11cal. tlcnto. & hfc in.-.. S&I. or ou11k l'XJ>cr. preferred <.:all 13111 W111tetl3I·~ .... Wtllhd 460G ~~~.~~~equity. ----ing a ,phcallon!> for __ w-_ll_lr_a_1r 497·'164 -··••••••••••••••••• ____ _ ----FOUND: Sal. 14th. Pkg. "'1gurc Clerks . Should ....,.. IMtaltatioft BankmK Wlflt to rtnt or leuc by unurv AUAIWLE on St. IO Lag Bch. Iden· havt! 6 mos ofc exper & &Service foreman EXrERIEHCED Aucu•l 20th In Cost a IWUnl.I 11 ~9t!O-· ---le1t1blchondwrltang. /\lso U L. Co f\ill benl'ltts TB.LERS lleta/NewPorl Beach 2NOTD & f' o u n d r e m u I e need lO key by toueh & 11 Open salary Min 3 yr., SOUTH COAST ..... 1 or 2 Bdrm. un· SWING LOANS... • s mall/medium black typing Apply In pen.on exp.'" alarm industry NATIONAl.UANK ,··-• .. _... .._.M... apt NT ES ON OR"' ,i,,..~ .. : f VI T RA N S A M E R I C A ...... sucu ""'""'' .. I ER · T LY ._,grey C1un, ot. c. .. • ...,. 1 642-3400 1\n lndcnnndcnt &nk ...-...... o •· •-·a' 0 E "'-! s DI Insurance . ..-v Bmsto .. -· """..,or upod. """'11 n.JLLYAM RTIZ O... r .... rv•cwnear an ego St C 0 EM L' 849SunrtowerSl bullnellwoman with re J.,.ee ~ally Frwy. ~7~--_ · M. E. · Ir Alitftal Hospital Costa Me"a ,..,_..,Will be lttad>: R.E. Broker, 960-11157 ......__..... & 1..., I & Bather/cleaner Ai'iPTY ""-nk ., .-,lonl\ClnDt.enlftt• -aim Mon·fo'rl 11·2PM. 1333 °" '"" uut like o•n home. 8%Jo'lntTnlstOeedNote l t •"-7005' ...,_.._ 7005 Avocado. Nn. Npt Ctr Excellent opport~natles •111». preterr9Cl. Call Wiil discount. Phone ••••H••u••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• behind theatre 1 &t (w,t growing Savings ....., Willi am Cl• r e n ee & Loam for can-er oncnl· ---·-I Weaveut54&-0228. ._.,.,._, S..-.lce ed umbllious manaite PROCESSORS Will t1t• n~f)l11\.,.hl1· lor prm·c·,-.111g dot 11rn1·111 l•ir .1111 '1"'' "' ,,,. ... , ,11'1(1 1111 1·\;,m1nini.: \ ar111u' tkW Urfll'llL" ( """'' t'"'I llW 111.,trIB·t1•111 .... lllk and ·•JI p1.IL'oJI r1·purti.. cl11•1b 111 t ru-.11 ltir 1•1111111111.111 .. 1· w1lh I.nan ("omm1111·1· 11· •1u1rl'ml'nh l.o.m p111 n-.. .. ini: ''"f"'n .. n1·1• amt l)lllllJ.: !.kll b or 5f11,j "'11111 an· 11ct·dclJ SR.LOAN PROCESSOR Heqwn'l> 1·xpcncnl·•• Ill pn.ll't'S.'itnl!. maJor li>l\fl~. knowll.-dl!,e of all pha:we. ol prOl'l'Sl>IOA and typmi: (J( ~wpm Knuwll'<ll!.t: ()( l'OllSlruct1on loane. anti rl'l'ent S&L cxpcn..,ncl' prl'forr<'d LOAN SERVICE CLERK Rcspons1h1hl1l>S" will •n l'luc:ll' hand!Jn11. dl'm.incb, payml'nts. bC'nc•l 1l·1:11 v '>lalcm1•nh and olh1·r loan -.t·r' ll"<' al·t 1\1111· .... <L' well a-. 1l:it.1 llllJUl. 1t1 romJ)Ulcr Loan M'f\ 11•1· l''<pt:ncnce ;md 1yp1111: 111 5.'i-65 wpm rt"QW red (.'olumh1a off1•r' 1·' n•ll1•11l -,;d t1r11·' i:1111d 1·11rr·1·r pot1·1111;il , ;11HI 11111 :-.1;111d111g ht•rlt:lll'< llll'ltlll 111a: 11\ont.d l 'o l 1·rai.:1• l'iellM'\"1ll l'1•r.,11n111'1 l•11 .1n 11111•n l\'Y. .11111111 111 rr11.•11I Columbia Savinqs and Loan Association 17t 11771i 71111 "" l·~fUJI Opp11rton11 \ Empl(l}t·r ,\I ... B1\.'>KING REGIONAL SAYINGS REPS An cxt:1tmg 11p1w1rl 111111 v I:. ,I\ a1labl1· Wll h :i l1•a1I 1111: i.av111i.::1 a111I loan lor 111d1vuluab cx1ll·nn1n·d 111 Leller :ind new ac1·uun1 funl.111ms Wl'0r!' :o.t•l'ktn.: Savm.::-. Hcpi, l11 lru vl'I ;1!> nul.'<lcd lo brant h l1rr11·1•:- 1n the an•a, µrov11 l1n.: 1•ovcru.1tl' when hranch1·' Ill'<' short·sll11ft'<l. 'l'ht•:.c full lime pos1uon:-. wall bt• hascd 111 one hranl·h c nearest you 1 and n· q u 1 r l' r l' I 1 a h I 1• transportation If e.1•h•l't t.>d. you'll l'nJOY an l'X cellcnt :.alary and out i.tand1rjg benefit:-. includ· ini.: pa1tt caree r appurt:I. profit shanng. mlodtral and dt•nlul in~urann•. free p11rk1n1.t anl1 morl' Please tall Peri.onnl'I (m more 1nformut1un FIDELITY FIDIRAL ~IL.o..A1sn <2131a44-81 t I An equal oppty employe r 8"f:nllble, •orklnl llAL ISTATI LIC .. SI PBX opcralors for a fTlL'flt ptl'1l0nnel. Call for wr ur Htlu o~' fl I u•llfs/ TWO D•YS SZIO telephone answcrlnR detll1lsonopcmnas . Also ~~~~1~~.~;,a.;~~11~ bedreoe cott•le " · Pen:Hllt/ "' 1K1rv1ce ex""nenced or Dl.oed · ""'· 0.-dtUlar or Coll• ...... .._. will train. 'i-\111 tlm1• or Clll"~"'TELLEll fo'ri. 9·6. Sat/ 9·5. cvet1. ::...:::=m:.~ ....................... 1 ....... -......... •o.• .._'"'hr.. part Umu 8hfft04 uvulla· Ill full lime teller & lll ltll·~. -n ..a1 .. Pilot. P.O. • • ••••• 1100 ,.. ... HIHll .__.,. ....,_...., .... ..._. .. , blc. Oay11. »llernoon-l'IT teller. !'refer c~· 8c1Wty Salon Mt1ni<'unst ; -Cotta ...... ;.." •• :.~.:........... • .. A 1:1 I ...... '"""'•· ..a.u •n &.MT9. evenings Ot [Crave yard pcricnccd Staddlebock wanted MUKI bt> rooo in JULY 21 & 2t . Mu11l be able to work Sivlnltl & Loan /\Sll<>Cltt • all ptia:w11 of nal work ... HouMhold help 6 care ror ... STIY HOYL .,..... !IOf1le weekends Typln1t Uon. Cllll for •PPl Mtll. Qlentele wanted l'tut not o.lr9 IM/l'llll ol S-elcllrVl*)pW. 3& wpm. reqillrfd. M1ny Jm.ic. 769--018l • nccesnry Newport ... ..._,._,uni-: -.-. .. ~ ...,,...,_Mllll..,_...,_., co benefits ttvaulable. EO.E. M/fo Bttch.640-8023. .._ w-.i ~ lot ~ .. • • ,,._,.___ l'\falecall MC'.WI Prl. You don't need ·a 1un to ..... lflftlOOl!IF ...,;;:awww .. Me FHhion bland itrn "draw rat l" when 'IOU Buuly Operator · •P•<'f' .., eU of •• Wwltb&Alll '7141M4-1"411714t64.,HH M0-1191 place an ad In lhe Dally for lease. Lido ll1tr IN,,., ....... , Jt'u USSZS • Costa Mu• a ru Piiot Want Adil Call now flllihionl. 34.at Via Lido. •Ill Kt-: STO II t-:• !'>t.1111• 1ni.:1 ,1:-.:-.hl m~·r fit l11k1· m1" ha1111· 111•t•1lt1 I 1111 :O.c hw11111 "'""''' !-.,1l.1rv !'1:1,111111 :0.111~1 ha\ I' llrlll!' h1k 1• I'' )Jt'I I 1'111 I ' 111 ,1 ., 1111'1• !)Iii~!.'. Hkkpr, IJ1-.µ.1(1'11 . nrn1 puto·r !'-.\•' 1•11, ty11111i:. 111 k1·~. I" 'I', ~\ '>lall K.171111 BkPR/SECRET ARY Nlt-moon'o, only /\l'tb µa y. p;_1yroll 1m;.K654 ' CASHIERS STOCK PEOPLE C111"ot l'lui. JmJ>11r1 -. 11 r,· 1,111 1·11mpany 1~ now h1 r mg 1·a:-hll'r:-& ~lul·k 1~·11· pit· l•1r 11 's n1·w South t 'uasl :-.111rc A1>ply 1t1 pl'r ... on 11t The S outh Ctxa.-.1 Plat.a lloll'I. &iii Anton Blvd. Costa Mc:-.u, on JuJy 23. bctwoon 12·30 & 6pm or July 24 ·<!5 bt.'lwet-n Uam & 6pm IOOkKEEPER ~lalurc Pt•r:.1111 lor .i 1---------~ ,.,...11 hu-;111l':-.' in I rv1nt• C..ill ~,,, lil'73 BOOKKEEPER l'rogre!>.'>l\t' mail ordrr Co hai. 1mmt•d1<1lt•ly opt•n1ni: for an 1•xp 'd bunkkl'l'Pt'r l•> h;indll• i\ It, A I'. C II l I>. & ha11k r1•<·11n1·il1.1t1on ( :r1·11l oppurtu111ly for thl' n ghl 1nd1 v1dual li(){)(f :o.tJrt1nu 'ul.ll'V & l'o lit·1K•l11i. 1\pply 111 1w1 i.on or "·ml rl•,u1111· L11 C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Opcnmi.:.'l now availal>lc for full tame assistunt manaJ.(l're. 011 2nd. & 3rd ~hJft. No t•xpenencc ne<· Wt• tram Start S3 JO to $l pc-r hour Advancemc•nl 01lfl0rtunity rur mani:ii,:l .. 11M.•11l po~1t1nns to · $.5.50 111·r hour 1r quahf1NI. fo"e1· 11101 l' 111Iormat1on & 111 h•rv1t•W g11 to :;tori· >12 al :ltHIU!t I' row 11 Va 111•" I ~1gu11a N1i:ul'l. ·l!ta ~%11 Star<..:n• ... t 111 (';illforn1a 31fi.:I l<1 '(lh1ll 1\\1' • CM. (.';i !li!til1, ('1111ll'r •1r llt-tll11ll (!,, l'aul•1r11111 • 11r n.111 71 l o!'>:fi •1tWt l-:011lfll Op1w1r 1-:niplny1•1 Bookliee~r Hill c·hari.:1· ~' ~., 1·\p1·r prl'l.-r 1·1·cl l11r 1•111·11.Wl II'. 1,1p1dlv ~:111Y.111g I!•'" 11 •1·l11111·al 11111'11 lr111 i.: t11m ll'\llW '\lnl ,,11i1rv A l.·111·l1h t '.dl ~'~"' 11:!1 BOOKKEEPING I 1:1rl ullll't'. 1111h•11t•Oll1•11t 'klll' ..... 11 ,1,1111•1 1'\" 1 n i: I> I 1· ' h 11 u r ., B .. 1~lrnnt hw.1 t11111 Al• vro' 1 • \ 1 nw . S.-1 hour m:11xw llo11k k1•t•1w r 1; row1ni.: r'f)mp.111 ncl-d-. dl'IH·ml.1· IJlt• (X'r,011 w kn11wh~li.:~· 111 i\IL/\I' p.1yroll + htll· mg Mue.l h:.in<llt· phu1wo; & '11 rn l' 1· u ., t 11 rn t• r , •. n111· S.1l.1rv tum· m..•11.wralt• w /i.''<11 Call ~IO 1:155 I or a ppt -. llOOKKEEl'JNG ,\SSIS'I' An 1mmt-' IOOtCICEEPER (;omm1.,e.1on1o <'t1:-h1l•r 1"11.'>h bl lnvi.tmt Finn UkkpJt s k1ll1o/el<l>('I' n·11 Uatu procl'li:.111.: knwldgl' p rl'f X l nt 1r 1n)(1• l:it:1wf1ts Call r.111 0123 lurcJkrA'°"" ln ... tallullon & Sl'f\'ll'c. U I.. Co Pull hcm•fal !'I, OJX'T'I ~11l11ry. min 3 yr:. 1•xp 1n alurm indu11try SG:WOO CANVV DI PPER. Exp Apply In pcrs . 705 1-.: Ba lbo u UI , Balboa 2pm·10pm • CAN?AsSElt -port· ttmt work. Collectln11 & check 1 OK add rcuc11. 400>~ ------- Co11h1c:r 1Reception1st . C'llUlll'il CLISTOl>I A' p.1rt t1m1•. C1JM . 1111•.tl 1J\11l, w :.umc· l'Xl>Cr pn• ti·m~I ~7111 1110 c;.t I U~1 'I I \1110 I•) 1 lor dl'U• 1h • Classified Counter Sales & Reception 111t' Uailv l'1lot ha., an ol)l•IUnl: ~t tlw m:iin of 111.'l' lront l'OU!lll'r. Dulle'> con."sl of r lass1lwd ail e.alc:-.. rl•t•epllon tor tb" t•ompany & gcnl·r11 l C'lcrwal work Must lYlll' •l.'1 wpm on d1·ct.r1t• uod tw t apabk of dculu~i; with the puhh t·. C)p portu1lllY for lt<.l vanct• ml'nl. t:l<cl'lll'ut 1·nm puny b<•ncf11 :-.. For Inter view plca11c rall l't'rsonnel Office 6'12·4321, ext. 211· ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT :01 \Y . Day St. C~ta Mesa l'~ual Opportunity Em1>loyer ------- CLERICAL 10 Key odd, It lYl>C. 40 hr' J)l'r week. Mon thru 1'"r1 . Kerm Rima H11rdwarc. 3nl llarbor, CM . t.1cncal MICRO PHOTOGRAPHH 8alftry S4.36 per hoor. Part·tlme 1>0sitlon <Mt Jm\) CoPylng lc11al docu· mc nl11 ond r ecordii. Knowlfdge of microfilm· hll( and pholocopylnl( cq1.1pmootdalr11ble. Ap ply lmrn..'<liuwly. COUNTY OF· Nuuonal co wun111 person who ef\IOys public ron· tuct. Must bv 11cc11r11tc: w/f1aa. hl~ typing, xlnl bc.on(lfata. 962· l34'1 Aak for nwnaJter I 'caabMr. P/l. exp'd, mu1t hav. bMac phOt.O exp. Photoarapby Unltd. 1_. Beach Blvd, HB tM'7·*4. lmNRola . m OIA~· Sanc.t Ana, Ca ('114) Df.2844 AlftrmaUve ActloCS Employer ~·•"-.... ~' .-a ... WAdlta.M11 mneu:.o.E. -1Ga8'71 Ne m.uno ___ _ ~:::=_:::::::::=:::::::::::s=::::========:::J.::::::::::::·:::=================='==;..l:·============l====;:.:.::,__~=='i=====::.:=====-i-===::::======::J.:::::;:;::::;:;========~ .. --.... • n °'aM1kMM1of t~ Of' ,.. •• r. ODld ,... • ,..,. ,._, C..tr.ellon rou ________ .... , ......... .. -.... .-... ... ., .... n .... ,.. •addition. TI ..... ...._ .___, t ....... ~Jd k•lt • •-0•• "9l••r a -u .. , ... ,_. Jim SC ... lervtN. • ......_.. ~ -... -. .. pr meuqe. It GI .. ,. ln.'91J.UOJ •UMOOEUNO • .... I Cal·W-~ ,~ c:ic ...,UOona. pt1Mhn1. --..1-.., -·-C9tm nnbh W«k, ck•'k" --.-... r-. t • n r • , . 1 k l I I d ··-----------t crall1mc11 t'rl"e ei.t --~!· ............. ...................... ------c:.,.t w.k• ....................... Shan1IOO • 1tum 1:1~11n 0oAor-bni:ht~1wr , wht cpta 10 Mill blearh l"h•un tiv, djn rm, h11ll Sl5 Av11 nn S7 50, couch SJO. t•hr a Ouar ebm J>t't otlor Cpl ftP&)r, lS )'1'1' l'xpr Ovorte •· Bankntptey Du work m)'tld( Hcfi. rm. Adton i.epa T)'plna. _$31 __ -0_10_1 __ _wo. __ sioo _______ We Care Carpet Cleaners ............ Steam clean. Abo up -~••••••••••••••••• bc>l1tery. Work guar. Bab)'1Ut1n1 my laome Truck mount unit. 1-'tc..~ l ove " ca r e, ex'. est.reaa.ra\A!S .64:>·3716 ~-12118 c ...... llyhorne,hr,da)'OltWkly, -•••••••••••••••••• vie. 34 St./ Balboa 81, For 10UI' DHt e<>cklatl or NB. 811>-1708. Slhr or S40 dimer party ._ UNT-A-CHEF ••••••••••••••••••••••• •¥ tCll J I ....................... ~drapery clt'lnJna. darMi ln yoor honui, 1111 In lQAY.Ut.'ft(., no walt11111 Cout l"abrl r c· or .. 66-'1UJ.. .... ui1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t;l.l'A...-IUCIAN Prwt.'tl riahl frco e~Umutti on 1..,. wamall Jot. U c 11172:M 11'13 ~ u f' .. d e.ctnc 114.5 0074 ---ELEM'RICIAN Rti11t r•tt•M, ta t workman hip Sm3ll .)fbl p1·c·r1•rrt'tl tl7& 11345 ;..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• K&O tu.'tlt>m wooo lcm: u1'(, j(lill!!I & ft-nee repair rAO 4000 /IS-18 :io:J6 WOOD. fonccb. gale11 . pa008. rea.wnable rates OAll S.7-4193. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q>mp&ete service & salc!i Automatic opcrutors i< c pa I r s p e c I a I t y rm.ar74 ..... , .. ,, .•....•.•.•.. Uardt!nlna. maln~oan~. lanthca1)ln1. liob ~ 1570, 21.11/ W-8'1M> Vans care. c:ompleh•· Hf'Uablt H11a1on11blu IW• Clt'80U&l9 ~ ~P th11ulla11 111r<1~11er. (.'h111n up.. lrllNllhtuba prun d " trammed litl>l744 K .. 11 ·11 G11rdc n ln1& :-,Crvllu. yd m1a1nt, tn·~· 1nmtr1ing & removul , dl"Ufl Ul)8 845-~7 ---G ......... k .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Auto Hcpalr Tuneup•. oil cl\IAJ\gl.l Wt• work ul your I~ Jerry 549 J'n7 ---HOUS~& Al'T PAINT Ul':PAIJtC'U:AN llAUI. ti.> C~T &16 1701 fl(Ji.11l!hi. cnvc-IOJ)(.'' ln m y luunt V<1r1o us com r~iflJl.,. Irv JI el£. C:ull lrl'll~. ~· 0433 PIANO LESSONS 00 JOOJ •.....•.•...•..•....... Your complete ~erv1cc. Lit sck'{'lion of papers & lll.ll'Pl1es. 675 ~!175 -------GoHl.eslOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mu.:ki MacDonuld,LPGA n.ancho San Jouqwn (iC pvt by uppt 831 · l7.W Part.la! or com plete pre- paration In yoor kitchen by a European chcr Bar ~ES-cover lelt.ers, & service personnel s up· professional present•· plied ir nc.-eded. Appoint lions. reasonable rute11. ment.s for eslimalcli & fast iwrvlce. 493-J.973 aak planning. No oblJgation. for Dee Gardening. clcnn-ups & Handyman landscaping veorI:c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 ~10 C.,.Rtarc --_--.,-1-eo.c--,.... .............................................. llluMl. 545-7072 •VE RY LOW PIUC&S• or1 lands<:upc m 111nl. George 549-2015 Clean ups, H 11ulin~. LundscapinJt. lmmed. ~'f'Vlctng. 642·9007 ~nt.er. Free Eat. Any Cement work of all kinds. sue Jobe. CaU Allan or Free esl. LS yrs exper. TtJo.y • Ml-8649 Alto block waJ Is. ~-0757 Jlom e Prlde·gurdcn !lupin ~bopper• re Pla&lg a C1asstfted acHs cleanups. haul awayf>, tbeliWeadamCI .. easy aa dialing your rotottlllng.554·1766 repdarly. And they f1Dd pbone. Give WI a call. -.tbeJ'nlooldqfor. We'Udot.bereeLMz.5678 WanlAdHelp? 642-5678 011-pcnlry. fcnclnf.( & roof mg. No Joh too sml. l'~pu u er 6.11-4264 Ha ndyman. l'a1nt1nJ<. carpenlry. masonry, rooflllg, improvemc11L'i & rt:p1tirs Jerry. 549.3277 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC Sludl'fll. I Ton truck Trash. tree tnm. Dan 642-3224. . ..................... . ·~~~-~~~~~~·: .. :.: eoo~~re~r!t WJ =~c!':!a~~~b~ ~mmt. 011ph11lt, trc:t re do It. MINUTE MAIDS lrvine.fJ7S.3175evc11. mov•IH-tc. 831-12:57 provldlni:c • guarantffd 8l1cie. stone. block work. fi sthaulln«,l't!SSl41iup c:l(l•n1t1B ac rvlc:c . tile floors. con cret e Yd & 1u1r clnupe. •'rue Uc'd/bonded. .f"rw c&l. pal1011, walks, drive. w 1714)1142~ _m-__ u_<n _______ , way11 l"ree est J ohn ------Houl..tttlnc) _846-~_l.5&1 ______ ~ MIKJ-:'S JIAU l,JNG ALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• TYi'~ l>U~tJC'tt-~ All type11 of m a11onry. LOW RATf:S548·1451 HOUSE'tEHDUS Wea, patios, patio cov- A aroui> of loc:1.S lA!achera ens. blk walls. 548·9l50 Haultde-MJ will care ror your home · ••••••••••••••••••••••• v.tUle you arc uway. P h Solid m asonry. brick Want a RY.Al.LY CL~AN HOUSE? Lull Gingham Gtrl 1-'ree est 64S.51.23 R.ob1n·a llou11cC'lcan1n~ Srvc, Cot· 11 U1oroughly clcan house 540·~7 MRS CLEAN make ll gleam . Ouch., apts. home:! ner a or art s. 54!.I !1372 Cedar Crpt Cl.ean'u , stearnfshnrnpoo. wndow wsh'g, llr wax'g, gen dn'i.: serv. Hes/Comm Reasonable. Simon 751-8951 Altc·e·s lloubcclcaninl( neai.oouhlc. rchablti & refs 673-1200/646-4871 DANDY DUSTERS Wkly or 1 lime serv VACAN'fS. rentals our s pec111l 1 l y ST 1-:A M <.:AHP~T Cl.1'.:ANING ft>nded. Ins l''rec t:sL !&-4106. 2 wrl:i willln~ to dt·an your hou.w lti.nlil , t•x IJ(•r. rt·fi. Gil<!~ ---- The: Moppets <.:lt-nn111~ S.•rv ice l'rof cssiona b , wt•ll C'l>lllb. 54().23!13 ua86l6ex 2 work, Sl.50 &<1 ft. Call lrltr • • aft.er s. 645-8728 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RobertscMI IMUrW• A5toelotft. IK. f\111 vulua coolenl.tl on homeowners covcra.it- ' 675-0562 Janitorial ••••••••••••••••••••••• <W1•1CK JNOUSTHIAL. KJ<:STAlJ HANT & fJ OMf: CLEANING Hef. l.1c I Bonded/ I 11s ~s LandscapfftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Block. brick slumpatone, walll!. & planlA!rs. Let a he'd contructor do It right for you . f<ea.o;onubly priced. liob. 548-'n53/SJ6..llW6 Mewing ••••••••••••••••••••••• U:>cal moving & haullnK. l"rl'1ght, oUJce supplies. household goods & ron · struct1 on cleanups Reasonable ralA!s Call ~'A 4:£S4 mornings It evei. ()K. --------P ailltiftg/ P~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PF.TERS PAINTING Expr'd. Reas Rates . 1''r cc t:;s t . Call Gene ~~-----~ 1-:uropcan Landscaper. Prof pamung. Exl & lnl. 'l'()p work ... air pnre Low rate!'l Rcr11 f'ree llt•f!! (Wl 41171 dys/evt·~ f:.t m47ff0. SJ6.438.1 Ll'l II•, ln11lall a NEW L a n 11 '! i· ::a p <' o r l<l·:mv 1-;NATF. The Old Om· St I ,w A 36441!} <.: t1 I f ;111yt1mc Gi\5-6716 1>11~ IL l.m1dscup1.· If aul mg-lrE'f'!I landscapes . 646-7(170 l'a1nting. I NT /EXT. Nl•at, hon~t. rcai. . 12 yr<> <.'Xp. Lic'd. Dave ~ lt>1.~ - fo)llt' l'Xl Painting Sl h c .. 111.-, Try me. 83tl 5~ 24 hr.. HH·hard Sanor AU'AJMTIMG Neat5.»1325Compl. Ext.$650 lnt.l350 C-.C .. or P..-a Custom work lnt/i!111t. Ue •31641.U. 6'2-8$21, Your H a rbor area pointer. Int /ext. Prof. (juahty work. Hea80n. uc/lru.. f'.Bt cheerfully 11ven Dav~ Proper pre paration . prime & paint. Rer11 . Free eat. 648·0801 . Lawrence. 64.S-0975 eves. PAPER HANGER Ask about wall graphics & murals. 556-2991 READY APTS/llOUSES (M RENT: pol'sc, clnJ~. papenng-we do ever yth1rig. Free est Cull 646-1.'163. Plcatw/Repalr ••••••••••••••••••••••• p•lr • lleroof. All typu ·•h loa l ••· rockahoku·eompo-tar. P'ree nt. ~I·~ P'ln. Avail. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ght up your windows w/beaut ataloed 1lua overlay SLS aq ft. s.fH!m T•-19'olt..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lurence'a TV, Local service. Good rcra. Ranbl rat.es ~7-1000 -----.... s.nlce tree trimming It re• rnwa1 •service. Free est. Call ll63-9636 AM. ------T~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Tnul Lest1on, Crcd . tcnrhcr, exp. Reading, muLJ1 , Fr ench. Hsnbl. Local calls returned 1173-«>13 Neal patches & wxtures FMIEST. 893-1439 TyplftgW.lu Homl.'1>, Addition s. He s tucco , ove r blockwalls Low rutt:s. f"ree est. 586-4892 Re-stucco, Spanish t.ex · lure, avi:rage house 1375 . Many colons. 91J5·8912, ~7. ...... MJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ptwnbing repair. Spe('. in remodehng, topJX:r re· pipe. 1''ree est Top llat • •••••••••••••••••••••• LP {)(f1ce Ser vices. rrof. t,ypull(, term papers, rc- :. um es etc. L ou1 sc I lal(an 642· 7221. ----Uf*htfty Cleanlftg • •••••••••••••••••••••• We expertly clean pro· blem fabrics others r e· f!N! lo clean. Such a1> hh'Cder~. ve lvets, lh1· taan cottons. broeadci. c-ic. Coast io'abnc Care. ~7433 Plumbtng, 537·3194 Window CIHninq ------..........•.••••••••... we·ro only 112, but we do 1l heller. Pree est Visa/ MC, hl•/msd J()(' 543-5779 Expert wmdow washing, 10 yrs cxpe::r. susri-:·s (.1,1::1\NIN(i S~RVIC1': 751 7368 "Designs to Ditch~" - f.)_Q L. l~undscape - Quuhly work. Reasona blc r n cc.'8. Call 54b-4312, 892-7003 Jnt/Jo:xt. Oependublc. Pr : Reasonable. Free cbl. .... 'f r..u Mmwg1w•llf ......, Jay.548-6l!AI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 545-7433 Collcf{e students. window wa. .. hmg. Hcs1d/blorei.. Xlnt work. 'R cm r k I> I y e CC cc t I seasoned lady J o or· ~?A? & cln your hm Noteworthy rcrs. Audrey 4!Y1·1<>1.S or 759 l928. U you're look.mg for a bcl· ter Job, )'OU won't-wont Lo mjt1s the employment columM in Cla!!sifled. Rc!Udl.'f'llJal & rommercial p a 1 n t 1 n g . I'' r e e e.sllmates. Re11. rates. 87~959L Apwtment & Commcncul f.42·5449/fi45·797a Prope rty M~ml Cu. --- Compll-W scrv 700-1666 Get GREF.N cash Have something lo sell?. Want Ad Results MZ-5678 Qasslfied ads do It well . '°' WlUTE elephan~ with a Class1f1cd Ad Call 642·5678 MllpW~ 710 MllpW_.... 7100 MllpW-.cl 7100 MllpW..ted 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 He4pW•t.d 7100 HelpWanhd 7100 HefpWClllttd 71 ....................... ....................... ....................... . .........•.•.......... ·············•········· ....................... ...............•...•••. . ..................... . 7+00 U.1',;RJCAL GUATJOIS! GREAT PAY! WE NEED 10.KEY CLt;HKS PliX OPERA TORS TYPISTS SF£RETARJES Join the team ! Become a l'<bftll Proleu1onal ! COOK/DAYS Expanding restaurant c•haJn with over 50 units l''um1ly-0wn<:d organ1za. tlon offers plt·as ont work m u conditions . Cood opportunilit:s for lidvanL'tunent. F.xcellcnt company benefits. 1-;x Pt.'11mced de:ured. Apply In person to: ~ rn 2287l Lab Forest Or' ~ i {¥1 --"*-F---"-' - COUNTER/YARDMAN, fulH1me, mcchanclcal ability a +, apply 1705 So. Coast llwy, Laguna Bch. IRVlNE IDE 752-666E M/F COUNTER He lp fo r OencaJ Bakery. Ovr 19. Apply U you were a rtlm 11t.ar, 71X> E. Balboa UI, Balboa you would have t.o ~y a n 9am-9pm. :'d'tt°~TJ'~l'v N VER -c.oun--ter.;;._pe_rson __ &_o_u_t.s_ld-e .saJes for partJJ store 1n COASTAL Costa Mesa . Ex· PERSONNEL ~=s:.:a~om o r AGENCY COUPL£5 leam how lo 54"6055 earn money work1nR V-~r part-Umc. our 2790 Harbor Bl CM 81111i11t.ance m akes steady C:.~rRt!~Ea~pt = sr/~1:~~~ ::~"':. CLERK·ACCOUNTING Ina. quickly. Yor in- fo'asl. accurate, detail formative appt call onentA!ld. WlU train 8harp 983-'7225. lndiv. 13.50 hr + good CRAFrS -penw>nS cxper. hcne.l its . J e annie Wlth clay.Tralntomake m-OllOC.M. novelty l\loneware. We Oerk Cor H.B. drui11t0re. are expandinR duo to de· ol mand.~. cxper. n necessary. Min.age21,847·2:163 CusTODIAH a. .. TYPIST DQys 7:»-4pm. no exp. lmmed. opeoma for ex· nee. Must have gd refs. per.lndMdualatoflllou-r phone " car. Call clerk typist po11 lllon. m 70LS. Document control &/or accountin g ex p e r . ul. Typing " 10 key machine 1kll11J re- q1.11 .• Good co. paid t>enefiLI fr working cond. In OW' Newport BHCh Of· f lee. Yor appl. call ....,ext.202., .. <X*P\Tl'OR W9"1 ftroc.etMr • ........... open1n1. Call DlM between 8:30 a.m. " 5 p.m. weekdays. ~ Cook : Bullock· 1 South 0-t Plaza hi accepting ..,.,Uceliona lorlt~_f!! cook. Exp pre(' . vven hmned. Apply BulJocks Im N. Biiatol. CM or call 50M811ext384. COOICS 0.W. flolp. Good NlarJ, btneflta, work!a1 toe. J1.,.Wla~vatnc .. t ~ .. , DATA ENTRY OPERATOR Major Ille lnJrance company In lfewport Beach ls seekln6' Data Entry Operators. Ex· c..-ellent opportunity for Indi v idu a l with keypunch, kt )'lape or ~ tralnlntt. Testing on Univac 1800 Keydlsc. lloun4pm·l.2 midnight. 'IADDATA Bn'RY OPERATOR lndtvldu11 muat h ave mial•1m ol M monthl CW'ftftt experience In tlpe Modlin1 ud wri\· Jft1 functton1. Liberal benetlt1 p.cka1e. E•· cellent wortdn1 condl· tlona. Ple .. e cont•ct ....... CUSTRELATIONS . l>nvcrfors rhool hus w111 SALES TRAINEES 1ru1n. Apply :it rnx:1:. ll1oo khur s t , I" V Tra 1n1ni:: for yo un~. !'62 :J:Jl2 sharp ind1 v1dual:i1 to _ make penodic t•all'> on IJltlVfo:HS lor lut.11 mm our t~tabh::.lwd "u~1nc,.,~ 1ng 1·0. 1 Yr l'XJ>er, ~ood & proCc:.siooal aN·ou11l1> llnvmg rec, lop wa~c:. & m the Orange <.:ounly bl·nl'lats, 1mm<:d. 01.11·n Arra Career onentcd in 1n~'i 7f;s-064J. d1vlduals walllng to work ---- & take directions c·an •DRIVERS build to a hli.th lncom1· FULL TIME• 1JOC,cnt.laJ'. Salary + Cnll AJ fM Interview 979-2333 3-4 day wk. Admln/ Mgmt, l' x p ' d t y p c . b k k p g $!100/mo. I mu/vac w/pay. 548-2486 Eves. ---- N cat a p p •· a r u n c· 1• , knowledge or Orange County. Good drivinu re· cord. Over JH. Company vehic les. $3.10 J.H•r hr.+1ncrntlvr:s. Call Mark751-<!(il!li. 1J1•llvcring papt:r~ t11 l>HIVl':Rsn7.l1vP r Vl'n<bng muchmc~ <.:.M · i,,1kery prn1luc t , tu ~pt.Heh. a;ea. Call urt supl·rmarkt·Li., early a~ 839-28 ... 7. m 11r111 n g to m 1 d Llcllvery, P/t, '1 :JO.!tpm Own trans, Mon· Fri aJtcmoon. Call 557·Gn7 htwn9i\M 12 n1ion Some wknds rcq. Mu1>t ---------bcovr 18. ~l.(JIJI lH:LIVERY PF.ltSON, must have good dnvinl( record, please cull 833-1888 DRIVERS Men or wom<'n 25 yrs or older Know the coa~t l'1t1~. Net $180 u W<."tk or mor e Oranl(l' Coas l Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt Deliveryman for early llerrmann , 1-~ounta 1 n AM L.A. T1me11 home de· Valley. c No of Slater I.Ivery route. ~conqrnlcal betwn Ncwhope & car rcqwred. Adulls on t-;uchdl ly, 2'r.I hrs pr day. $425 --------• oc-t lakehomc ~ bonu.'i. Wcst/llB area. 638·5461i DENTAL r ctiodonltst needs full lime asst. Jo;xpantlctl duties opply X-ray rcrtiflcale roqd. Expc·r prcf'd. Salary open. Call 114.2-663 l. I> Jo: N T /\. L A S · ST/Cham11dc. 4 Day week. gootl pay w /benefits, cxp<:r n<:c. Cu 11646-4868. OENTAL-Chalrslde ,\i.:-.t, X ray lie rcq 'd . <.:all ~:nxi. 0.'l'll.lll Ass't, Orthn, C..:hr. N 0. 4 duys Orlho exp & RDA . M2·262G. F.arly AM delivery. Wall Street .Journal, ~ day wel•k, N H & lrvlnc. Smlll car rcq'd. 892·6500 ••EXTRAS•• rweded ! Bil playcr11 & xtras for maj motion 111c, tv :.enes & pos& lv com- mercials. Need people for Org Cot LA loc sho•1t· ings. Ca!ltini; now! •1714)535·0120 ext 94 We have cuslc..<J for "J<'ast llrcuk.. .. l..ovc At F1r11l li1te" "Hocky JI"' Sm f1-.•. Goini,i into 5th yr, hll(od ovP.r !i,0011 joh11. ... atlory l'l.ASTl l"S· f'ro<1lc extrw.1on plant, Dental 1!0C'ds fac1.0ry help & l'X Typist receptionist for tr u de r opt' r 11 • F: x p dental office needed. helpful. lst & 2nd 11h1rt. Prevlou.'I offlf'f' exp. cs· A pp I y I n pt' r " n n sential. Call 644-0683. F'abncalcd Plast1ti; HIS Dent.aJ AMI.st.ants. Ji\ill & :!'· UlthSl. C.M_. --- pert time. X-Huy he. re· qi.ired. 0c<'oRlonal front olc 645-2652. DENTAL ORTHO . · Olalrslde assi.sl. lt.D.A. cxper. pref. Ji\111 or purl· l.lme. Beaullful un·u Xlnt. oppo rtunity Irvine. 59.H1777, urt. 6 & wknds, 64().'4292. ----Dfl:NTAL RE CE0P ·noNtST Oo you love people? Are you hllhly exper in bWI oltlaa procedures In • dml.al office? ff 80 we need you In our Newp6rt office. 640·5684 ~-861.-S Evea. Allk for lllther. FACTOAY l.-0olung for a matur1>, reepon.'uble p.·rson to do Ille production work & p11ckag1ng Apply 1n 1wrson, Klngs h·y Mru Co .. 19114 l'locenUn A vc, t .M. between JOom & l!pm R.ORIST Unique rel•ll nuraery neieM cre1Uve people for full & part Ume perma· nent poalllona. Muat have experie nce In noral desl1n. Excellent op· porunly to work In • MAIMTEMAMCE WORKERS DISTRtCT FAIRS 1$941--S 1,0301 SEMIOR MAIMTENAMCE WORKERS DISTRICT FAIRS IS 1.07'--S I, 1101 The State of California is conducting examinations fo r these two classes. M aintcnance Worker applicants must have at least six months experience in grounds maintenance or compara ble work. Senior Maintenance Worker applicants mus t have at least six months experience as a leadperson in the ma intcnanc(· of build ings and grounds. Applic:alwns a rc available al Orange County l"Hir. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626, <714'751-3247. Applications must be postmarked no later than July 2G, T979. EQUAL O,,ORTUNITY EM"-~Yll VRONT D F.SK CLE II K Expcr'd preferred 497.4477 Judy FRONT DESK ~SISTANT New pnvutc rt:bort net•tlci am1J1llous 1ndiv1dual to IASSL'>l manaKer with r•· i.ervullons & resort 11pcrations Com·l·nt ru tton o n i.w1lchbourd 1·oord1nauon EX<'t-ll•·nl i.trowth potential Cull 'fbc Good Life Al Luguna Shon!!;, 494-8521 GENERAL OFFtCE <ieneral" ocr1ce/smal l i.alcs/PH l"O. Nr Airport comp l ex . Sc<.'k s ve rs atile, creative person for gen' I off<' dull<:i. Good ty1Jtst, lttc bkkpJ.:. Susan, 5.56-3700. Gmeral JIOMEMAKEHS MONEY: Enthu..,1ai.llc tndiv1duals · earn comm. Lo $2,000 by Thunks1pv1nK' Ot-moni.trate toys & .1:1fl., <.:omplete tra1mnu N<J dcltvc•nng or collcc·t 1ng. Need car. (;u 11 7 M·:>SI 53411, i.:ollcc•t Io !We lme. G1rllt0!> Gnduet.s • "Our 29th Year " '1'-M>opt·nin~11 In ~rowm" , _________ _ 111."IUrllnt'l' CO. for t•on:; l'lent10U!i & tlt•tall rrun<led pc,.,,on,, w/f1~ur<' ppCJtude SI ;irt $:>SC) $1>:".CI tlcpcndln" <m exp. 371..., hr wk. (iood hcner1ts IW-845(), --------Gmcral Office Clerk. Gd phone YOI CC, !>Omc l)'I' 1ng. some ucclg exp, locaUon No. Jill, starting salary $5611/mn + hcullh bcnef11.11. 891-2697. General oCl'OUnlJlnt exp in gen ucclng/ co:.1/ payroll Progrci.i.lvc JI. 8 . dl•v. Co. fiend ru sumes Oox ll.11.li. !li.!MH GEHERAL OfftCE lmmed., Cull·t1m1:, posl Uoo open for d"pcndable, mature lntJlvlduul wtgood typlnic skills. to Yo'Ol'k with 18lea 4s 11c•n omce ol m~u1n~ m anu1e Clrm our ocean. Vaned dutle!I, typma. llllng. eataloa preparation. Newport Marin e ~.&U-3632. Gcnerul ITS MOT TOO LATE '*1' A SUMMER JOI Typ1s L'I Sct·11•luncs Warehoubc workers Trutnco Assemblers Work when you want lo and po y I or t h<lflc v a rn · lrnn xl ras. Ther1: 111 N 1': V 1-: H A 1'' ~ Jo:. ii o <.:ALL lJS today! VICTOR T.....,...e11y Servlu ... 556--1520 °"CJ llS.2622 EOE M/F GENERAL OFFtCE M94icalScMdlll1r Pull time, all benefits. S3~ per hour to atart. flour& 3 PM to 12 Mid· ntaht. t:xpcrtence pre· fttred. Call our 01rdcn Grove olflc:e, A•k fOf' Mr. ~· --·-prestlgkMM Mttln1. .-------... USITHI D~ILY PILOT ..,.,, NATIONAL HUISIM6 SIRYICIS 714/ltl-tJJ7 Ul-OJOI Equal OPP employer m/ffh Air cmd. Deal1ner wllh minimum 3 )'rt. com· merelal nper. Xlnt blnatlU lnch1d!n1 pro(lt llblrint. 540-7622. Mon· •'n.1-5. DRAPERY workroom S.nwlniN needed. Nr. O.C. Arprt Sal ope n ...... Please applr. In person, ~thrUFr . ROGER ·s GARDENS 210l 8an Joaquin HUI.I Road COM M0-5144 lrLL tdJe h.tma With • DIOJ PllotCl ... llted Ad. llSULT" SllVICI DlllCTOIY For RauJt Servtee Call ••J.1611 Ill.Ill 0 111 F'riday/ReceptJoni.t lmmtdlate opcnlnl( In 1towln1 Coale l&eu .aann compan)'. Typtn1. 110 • 6 ~exp. pre· fr'dSll•I')' c>pen. &ti·adO G It E a-.; N II 0 U S Jo; & Nur..c'ry, lull time $4 pt·r hour. Good hl'nt•r 1t'> J ad .. ~.n & PerkJ,ni., 1;757 lrvm1• Bl, Irv. 5.594435 GUARDS PATROLMEN We nc'td men to work: Irvine, 1.ai,:una Beach, Nc.-wport Deach, & Costa M~11a. J-"u 11-u m e / pa rt· t.Jmc. llJghesl paid in tn· dustry. lntematioftal City Security IO:W7 lns Alamitos DI In.. Alam1to:. 17 I 4J H7-2020 GUARDS JOBS SA VF. Ci AS If you want wor k •we have a job for you near yo ur home . COMF: IN and ch<'Ck our hourly wngl'·Wc puy top money. A L I. S If I fi" T S AVAI LJ\OL~ Apl'IY 111 person Mon·io'rl 8am-5pm lS.12 W Commonwealth fo\1 Ile rton. C /\ Mon Fri,R::I0-4:30 ~WWumerRm 2 17 Sanla Ana, C:A WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES Oi vision of uakcr l'r0lt-l11on Service!> F'.t1unl Oµportunlty 1-:mployer MX/F GUARDS 1'\111 & part limo. All areas. Unifo rm s fum11hed. Ages 21 or over. Retired welcome No expen cnce nee. App. ly Unlvern l Prot.ert1on SerYll'C, 1226 W. ~th Street, Santa Ana. In· l.c.'f'V1eW hours 9·12 & 1·4 Mon thru Fri. ------Handyman 30 hr. weekly $2.90 per hr. Mnvll• priv ile ges . Apply In person aft. 7 : 30pm Warner Drive ltl, 7361 WanK.'f Ave. Ill.Ult. Och. E.O.E. · HOSPITAL SOCIAL WOUll FULL·TtME MSW • recent acute holpkaJ exper required. 9nce duties Include d i•· cherae pla nnlna. can· dldat e mu1\ bf knowle=• about <hnl• " Lons B• uh 0 er I a t r I c: • ayat.eme Ir medlure re· qulatJona. E1u>er appH· ~ 1ubmlt resume i.c lM Alamitos General Holpltal, 3751 Katell1. l.oe AlamjtCJll, Ca. 90'720 or call (714> as 6400 °' (211)-LIU. E.O.E. HOSTESS GIRL FRIDAY F.1ntJi.t1l· l"JH'•·r "I> µJrtun1ty for a vl•ry out i.tan<.hnl! l!Jrl to :i:-.i.on.all w/u <,Uc<:\•\i.lul 11\vl·i.l ffk'l'lt 1·xc..'Cullvc Th•· ~1r !,d dl't have a ~ood cdul'a llOll & the ability to wor\o wi·ll w1lh exccuu Vl· as w1•ll as crafumen whui.t IJltnL'-. skill:., & 1dPaS Mntnbute to our ""' l •~ ... Somt.' ocr11· .. '.\~llh u11· h<.'lplul, h<1w1·1 .. r more 1mporlanl 1•, a lml!hl, h<1ppy , I.an· "11arkl1ni; conv1·1,,.1 ll~'UllJ.:>t & the alJ1ltty Lu be a ~rac1ow. hoi.ll'li'> lk'f\Cf1L\ 1nclud • t:'lcuant workinlC cnv1ronmcnl. Pihl.Sant <'Ond1Lt0n!>, as wd l as excellent litartmg !>Ubry & fnni,:<' bl·n1·r1t!I 'flus Ill a ITIObl Ullltjl!C po<11llon for a ver y i.perrnl pcr!>On. l'lc usc (•illl !175-1107 llnuseclean-in~ hr·lp: Sl·Sl.50/hr + m1h:ai;c. 552 411.(i. Dandy Dusll'rs JloU!>t!kcc pcr nc<.'dcd , Mon Wed -F'r1. J.-;xper. w/trantiportat1on. SS hr. Call 494·9449 leave nume &#. • •••••••••••••••••••••• INSIDE SALES .. lrnml•d. 111)l'n10J:'> for •~l"Hl!>lble, mature :.ell :.tarter who cum munic.alt's cai.1ly with ulhn-. Sull.'S t·xpcnl·ni·t• 11 plu. .. but not rnqwri•d W1ll lrJm Must have ltll" tyJ>lnU '>loll'!. 557-0825 ln;;urancc P roperty & Cusualty assist l::xpn nc-.· M1mmum 2 yrs in· cld typing. XJnt benefits . J amo"l ln.11. Brokers. Calf MJur1ne 7 52·0990 ... EO.K l~uranre· (;roup health C'launs 1·"<am1n<'r 1-:xp ,11 ll·.1.'>I I yr _ Salary open ~A!).17t,7 INSURANCE <;mup health claims ex :unmer 1-;xp lll l•·u,t lyr . Salaryopcn 541117b7. ---------l~llrtAN<.:1': N1•wpnrt H rnch brokcr nuc firm oHeri. employee 11.or.1w1tant po1>1 t1on l n!!urunre ex pcneocc r<..'qwrt .. od. Typ 111~ 45wpm, i:ood hl:ncr1ts. Rayly. Mart an & 1'"ay Int:. 714/644 5522 ·--------Interior Plant Mait1tewc• E.xpcnt'nrc.-.1 or nursery back~roond. 1'\111 time. 494<11ti8 Jewcler/apprcnt1~. must have some expcr. over 21. Cull SSl-6753. Jd'nllon & Johnson Ba by l lOUS~EEPF.R · livem Products C-0. IDisposa· for Npt. family. X Int. blc Div. I ia look Ing for an !>alury · Ref. & <'XPl·r . executive secret ary lo F.n A Ii s h s pt· ti k 111 ~ • We>tcm Div. Manager. ~v~rs ~l's_._6_7~_7_224__ AJ)phr::anL'! !!hould have I IOUM'kccper /Cook. lull or Pff. NII ur1•u. U55 1673 ex1'4'lla·nt typmi;i 170+ l & 'horthand s ktll-, F.x 1•·n1'TWt• helprul hut nut rw1·1·i.~ary. Salary 1s lie· Homewiv~s & Stu-PL'l'lllt•nt upon qunllr1<·••· ltorL' & background and denh Photomat L\ l11mbined With an ('l(· Mech you. <:t-lll'fll lll'nd1t porka)_(c. We hlfYC part liml' open send conr1denual rt:· lngs ut our s torci. ot ~meR to : Mr. W.W. ltcuch & Elll5 in lfunl. 'rymot1huk . 2081 8u11lness Bch. & Harbor It Haker Center Ur., sult,e 201, m Costa Md>&. 2 !>hlflli Irvine. Ca. 92715. fi •. O.E. are available 10.2:30 or Kitch<.'fl helper· Mature 2::.>-7 Mon thru Prl We person prc('d, f/t, Mon. also have other opcnlnf{li FM. J 1 ::.U.m-llpm. Xlnt thruout Orange Co. lt'or work 1 n g co n d 1 & a n lmmed . interview beot!rll8. Dayview Con· please call Roacr Seher vull~t·1·nt llO!<pllal. 2055 at964~ ... E.0 K Thurin St, C M 92627 64235MEOE IMMIDIATI Kitchen Help. Newport 'AIT TIMI ltcach Ten.ni.11 Club. Ap· a.LOYMltn' prox 2$-:Kl hrs. per week. MOO-SHO+-"' l\pply In person. 260l The DAILY PILOT EalltbhlfDr. ootdft auto route drivers Kitchen Helper, morning fur home newspaper de· or eveolna. Meta Verde 11 very In \he San Conv. Hosp, f61 Center Clemente area. Mutt St. C.M. have dependable car.•---------Seven d•.Yl· Af\ernoon.s Labcnn, e.per'd .. form 12:»5:30> M·P' •morn· aeuen. ~per'd., trucks I n • • 0 n s I\ I s u D recpared. ~1 <5:»1:30). Some colled· i .. --... ----. 1"" nlCl.\IAred. P.amlllp Ull THI hued 5n alae of roult. Call 4tf.8800. A•k ror DAILY PILOT Ji'olter OueUet or Mike ... AST !Uh. llSUL,... LIWe la Ille! I CIH1lfltd ad1 are~eall amaJI "PIOl'lt to " .. , .. calla wtUI re.denblp Md bl& ...ultal To plu• rq Clullfted Id, call ..,....,., J SllYICI · DlllCTOIY For Rault Senlce Call 642.1671 ....... ........... • .. 69. ,, t \ Wedneedr(. July 18, 1919 * DAIL y PILOT D 1 Ult1ur4'1. P•••I cer{ifl•d HIJ. Cal ~1MtoaPPl1. ......... L.lfe o-.ard• • A RC o.tlled.. ~OD• \1.19411U MeHfMINTC>a ...... ~t poll· Uoa 8t AMao C..-llln. JUOI Coaat• Hwy. So. LA&. .am for •ppt •ft tt 1 O,sr •• • ......,11 now ac, ceptw •P ~of e l e c tr o P ut1ona o r malur~ ulllldtM&e_,, __ ., prod&aeLI ba4 private (Jut,y. OW't('!I th11t aa ""nwtia&e Med '°' would !Ute to wort tn lh1• Mladni d'-lalto °"rale La111na Hlll1 , 8111 a Bnd1eport llfllliat Clemente area. f or machine 4i drill. press . IPP'L caU le1·0506 or ...,. be able to read B/P ...;.1*1_-'125_;_ ___ _ • bave knowledge o M.tnes ...-a1 llhop prsct1cea. 2 yn. expor. preferred. XJnt co. benflta. Apply direct l.o: t•la •S,.dlltlts lMO Monrovia CM 642-au'I E.0.£. LVN J.11 ahitt. 28 bed station. alck pay, Ina, 8 p llld ffoaid.lya, Pleaunl work Qlndilion&. 58 bfod f UC I b · ty. roE. Bayview (;onv. Hofip. 2066 Thunn. C.M. 642-~ Maids. apply The Inn at MURSIS AIDES Laguna. 211 N. Coast 3-U Flt.. 11·7 p/t , exp pre- ffwy,J..a&una Beach fd. Gd pay. 41 bed conv _..,._""'-------1 hosp in CM 549-3061. Maida: The Seac llff --- Mate!. 1661 S. Coast llwy, N1.a'5CS Llg\.N eeach. 49'-4892. NURSES Maintenance man fo r SS W\lt apt complex in C. M AIDES 642-5073; (213)~3851 MAHAGa/ASST 2 Days per wk, It books. It ma111l. For appt call 642-3107. NARINE &ft.OYM&t'T OPP. Marine Carpenter t"\niah Painter 1'1berglas & Gelcoat Part·llme Retall Sales UPER.OMLY ... McsiMIK. 67J.Ol60 Masseuse/ Receptionist: No exp nee. Salary + bonus + tip. We provld(• c.ert1Iicd A11Jes. J .5 yr.- expcr Salary from $3.55 Lo $\.00 per h r Clas:.es avail. for incxpcr. Apply f1agmipConv Center 466 F1agstupRd. N.H. Park Superior • Health Care 144S Superior Av~~~ MURSES .AIDES Stale cert. only. $1 per hr. lo start. Xlnt benefits & work conditions. Uayv1ew Conv. lfo~p. 2055 Thurt n , C.M f.42-:rio:> .. E 0 E. the school. 2112 Harbor Nut5CS Blvd. CM. 645-3433. Call aJ'temooM or evenings. LVN PU1 Tlmeh•lfl. bukc e.tiop.~•d• I Mwr. f'T).'7310 PMTE-UP mEMBLER W\Ul at lea.it I .)lciar ex ~rl1encu. pruhiral>ly oew.pap~r. f!11cellcnl COftllMlnY b«lclll.11 A&1ply bet'*""" 9AM and 61' M Monda,yllu'out1h Fnday ~COAST DAILY PILOT ~~ 330W 0..y St Cobt11Meb:i t:quul OpporlWUI y Employt!r _ NXOPH. £am while you learn Telephone Ani.w1·nnu Service full tinw/part time. Varied shift-. Days, altemoon or ('V<.•n lngs Locations 1n !o'ASlllON ISL/\NI) ca:,'TA MESA/I llVINE TUSTIN HUNTINGTON DF:/\C'll Ideal (or students & housewives. Muny ro. benefits lnrlud111 g pi11d vacations . Typing JSwpm .. E.0 J:: Call S43-4230 Mon. t.hru l-'r1 PLUMIERS Non·wuon service & re- p a 1 r s hop ne ('ol <; Journeymen i-;xp 1n heat1n1t he lplul I I qual1fi<.'<l earn on 1wn·1·n l ai.:l· pay $25,000·$30,000/yr. You n ee d only your handtools. We furn1 ~h truck. ururorms & h<!atn1 1n.suram'e. Apply Mein· t-'r1 8 4. The t::arl ':. P!umbinu. 15:13 W. J.10· l'Oln, /\N t'.42 1753. Plum ber or cxper Helper Newport l'lb.: .". lltr,:.64.~ J'(YrrEH . n"'<'<.1!·11 high wage:.. Must hav1· 11r1J duct1on ex per. 6'15 KtS3.'i _ PR /\!>s1s tant. dc t:.11 I orient~. htc typing, re· bablc transp. part 111nl.' (714j 540-1066 ManJO Openings for LVN a s MATERlALHANOLJNG s tarr develo pe r & In· Pa.rUStockpersoo sef'Vlce instructor. Must Pre School teacher, cxp'd Experience desired but have 1 yr. ex pe r. In wit.h toddlers. Purt time. not required. Wiii train. Geriatric care. Apply fl40.8820. Must pass company flagship Coov. Center, pf\ysical inclucllil& back 486 t-1agahip Rd. N.B. . P R 0 D U C T l 0 N X-)Uy. l rvloe. A Ken· TRAINEE. Rubber hose d av Is Inds. Co. People who are seek.tog products. Irvine area. ~'1139 ... E.O.E. ~ ~.t WlooklU yr10nsurt Must paM co. physical ... Classified. including back X·lfay. Mature aduJt to do easy ad be there? To place 540-7639 ... E.O.E. outside work in apt com· YoUJ' ad, call 842·5e'78 ..!pl:.:.:ex:..:·.:....7_14.:....·972:...;_·_1227 __ . ___ r _________ , INSPE(, "TOR T RAIN .. f: .E To leam all phuscs o m· MEDICAL ~T. Front Office I spectlon. Mus t pa:.s <re. "' limited back or. Beat Tbe I physical & ba<:k x Hay. fice. Computerachedut'a I lrvme.540-763!) ... E.O I'.:. Im. ltd bkgn:t. Exp only. $ H ----•Exp'd rece]>tlonl1t for rtltauranl deil&n firm. xw worklni coodltlons 4' Co. beoeliLI. Cont.rt t'va, 844-1000. SALIS L.ADllS f'tne cry1t•I. Chi.na ~ aiAware. Seekln& 3 out· lt.and1na 6 exper. peo. plo. PUll • part Ume. Cont.act Realna or Jo at Crarto n St . So. Cs t . PWa. Jd..5ZT7. ltP.AL t:STATt: SAL~MAN W~NTIW. f'j\JtN UP 'l'O 1614 COM MISSION Nl-:r. • ... :iHn UOK lo SlOOK b y C:hrbtma\ 2 Jo'md out why ncw Ill' earn b1µ $$$ here Corne tallt with tht!m 3·0ur iirmlurt 11nexp1·n s 1ve IJ11 d / lm1Jget U•rmli t l'rr i.l•t u1>1>lB g(llorc 5 l"lrHI out why "wr\ 1· µot tht• bt'hl OU~ R01ng" A'k for Mr I ICJward 055 aiw2 ------lt~AL ~l'ATI:: SALt:S Opening 1n w e ll t>sltibh~hcd lrvme firm Tra1n10~. u:.-.1s lann•, JiCne rous <'Omm1ss1on M'hedulc. Call Da wn or Lt·. llJ3.86(XJ Real Es tote C arttr full time n •:il cstuh· sall"l a'iSOl·talc who n · qw rc :. i.ubs tunllal 1n i.:orn~. 1s dci.pcrall·ly rt l·cderl by lon g c ' I J h l 1'>hl•11 . I u l' a I H.Pceptlonlsttryplst. full lime. mWlt h1tve aome t•xp. Small mric plant, JI n. Xlnt b e n efits. fllot.~I. ~ ----~~ •ltlC.nOMIST• •TYPIST• •$900.· •Poeh Newport Bch ofc •Me<.-t/greot new cllent!I •Promotable porlllon Irvine Personnel AJ(11ncy 4811t:.17th,Cosla Mesa SJite ~ 642 1470 -Rl'fllAI bl.ore., <'ounte.r & yard work, exp m retail auto parts or related f1t'ld Apply Hllam. 2075 Harbor Blvd IWstaurant lmmed openln9 for nahn penon in fast food opet"otion . .Apply: WIS&MAfJCm.- ~Wit to help tales exoc with tchedwe " de· vclop market. Muist be well organized. like us· Ina~. meet.inl peo. pie. Part or F -tlme. days. Apply M wlldya, P.A.C. 1682 Langley Ave. Suite c. Irvine. SALESMAN Re\ail/Wholesale EquJp. mmt Corp. Inside .ales. hiring young men 18 yrs & older. 1200·$500/wk with guar. sal. & comm. New location nr. Irvine, C M & H 8 . Start Im· mediately. Rapid advan· cement oPPtY to man. 957·~15(). Mr. Arthur. SALE.5/M<;.MNT opport rnot1vauonal up helpful hut not reqd. Will tt-a<'h rnp1d advunccment, co 10<.-t-nl.lvc. bonuses, profit shannR & early retire ment. Cu ll for appt IJ 1• l w n ii p rn · 7 pm. 002 3232. .&.I_ -Sales Re Hl8> Make an extra $400-$700 ... a mo. part lime & ... $1200·$1800 a mo . full ., tirnc while learning 16 Fashion lfland uhout health & nutnt1on. <:.ill Mr. S1gnz Only the Newport hac:h M·now. nt.'<.'<.I to call at ~·781-1 9·12 Hei.lu ur a.nl i:!11d l'OOk i---------w;mh-d. t·ull tht.• V1c:tor Jl~o l11n -t9.1·!J.177 ------ S/\LP.S MAKE THIS YOUR ln okl•r Clutstund1r1i.: ,_._. ..... _......_ ..... _...,....._flllll"'I l'arnm~s uv;t1l ahlt· on ~l'rll'rous eom m1:.-;1•111 i.plil A marvl•lou.... ••I' portun1ty for l he l'U~1·r prol•·ssion:il. Call Mr ~T JOB! I wstmi:s al 640-5500 Real Estate SALESPEOPLE WC"hnv~ an opening for!! hccrL'>t.'(.'S who arc really amb1t1ous. A IO\ ely 01 fin• offenng y<iur own pm ate des k & a II I Ile nt•f'f'l>l-ltlC!> f~lr SUl.'l'I''' plus up to 70'~ rnm 11uss11m. <.:<tll 1\1 arjoni• <.:l11rk. lle ~t dcnllal M:inugcr, lor 11pp l WMJey H. Taylor Co. llcaltors 6'11 1!1111 --Hf.:CEIVING CLl-.HK Exµ helpful. ool n :q '<I Will train. Call for ilJIPl 540 7639 EOt: /\. Kl'n davls l ndu:.lrie!. Co .• lrv111e. fl(.'(:eptioni'!tfl'yplst. Law Offices. Newport Ctr . Telep answenng. rcccpt , typing. Req alertness. xlnt typing t1kllls. Goo<l chance to lrn legal work. Altitude. work habits. i.lulls more import than expcr. <:all 055-2411 for mwrv1cw a.:..p.:..pt_. __ _..._ RECEPTIONIST RET.AILSAUS PERSON M1•n's. bou's. ladies lc1 ~ure & al't1ve 11puro>we11r . Exp'd . Age :?J>.25 40hrs. NoSundays . Good benefits & startmi:: pat. pay. Thestorek..,..- 642-7061 I A.'admA munuf acturcr of lli::htini;: pruducl:. serv1c· mg commcrc1al, in· tlu!>tnal, mun1<:1p11I uc· <'OUnli.. Opl'n1ngs 10 IOC/\LAHl-:AS. l'ersonnt'I Sl'hoolcrl. H<~l buiunei.s. :.ccure future. CALL TOLL FHEI': lk.'iin .. -d energetic pen.on MR STOBAUGH to rw1 1x·rm1ts for :.1i::n 80"792 2935 l'oolra<:tor. Neill !'lfron v-• •31 3374 t-;qual Opportunity Inc , Santa t\n~ ;i. __:__ Employcr M F HN f'urtt11n1•, 11 ·7. rl.'· 1---------li~·vr rhar~t' nunw _Gd S:ll<!S rv•rwns for jewel,; ·I· rv Ml">U \. .. rrl1• Con • ,~ • · !><• '1 · . :.llln" lrv111c area. O\'er Viill">l't•nl !lo<;pll.11. fiGI 25 ••all551 b753 t.:1·n1<•1 M. l M rl'IH ~~.115. · _ _ __ _ ~~ Salr.., Hep. wc.iol<-d. Top S t·omm1ss111:is puuJ. Tdc. SALE i.c>I G12·11S06. • A f\Jlleroppty, cam $6 to ------- $8 per hr. F.mployce:. needed for mcrchandls· i~ & dl.strb div. Jo'or info CJllJ 557 ·9998. SALES R ei.ponb1ble person want.cd for sales in h~hl· ~~~~~~~~~ 1ng fixture s howroom. Will accepl c reative ubllJtics wath some de· ooraling background. Sales: Career opportunity in sales. better than averai::e lsl yr Income. M:it.· or female, full or Wood LlghUni::. 546-2901 pl-lime . Dynam1<: Sales, Real _$sl a t e . pcrsonably a mu~t. In· Hl·s1dcnt1al & com · tani:1blo expcr helpful m cr c 1al S mall ore. hul nut nee. Coll <.i.B l,,iheralfWS.9850 GrC'l·n ll73 ·469 l or 673-3001 .' Opportumty to ~cs.Shareourgro~~ - girli. w/expandmg com· So Cal dlslnbutnr has. an P:iny Orange. Riverside & San • -· lrmardino Counties ler· SICllTAlY we have an lmmtd open· Ins In our Ctalme Oept. Should type SSwpm, SH at tM>wpm • 2 yrs ofc ex. per. Apply In person. TRANSAMER I CA Insurance. 3420 Brit>l()I St .• C M. E.O.E Mii". SICUT.ARY t Uw trattlc & ptetllant surround1nga for small rmgazine pubhshlng co Shortha nd s killi r e - quired. Minimum s yrs cxper. Salar y coro memurate. Im med open Ing. Phone for a ppt. ?S.2·6474. Brillg rtlftume. Secretary ENGIMEERIMG SECRETAJlY Versatile person for van cly of dut1es from typing, eng1nc-cr111~. draw1nA to fil ing Shorthand helpful /\c· curate typing skills rc qwred. ROSAN.INC. 548-5531 Newport hoch Equal Opportunity Employer Secretary for attorney. 70 wpm Or ange County i\trTXJrt ~· !175·007.2.._ SECRETARY ~ed1ral clcc1.ronic'> firm 1n Co'lta M C'~a ne ar ocean 1s looking for <k prndahlc serrvtury w l.:l'n<:ral olf1r 1· t•x pcm·nl·e Friendly •·n v1ronmcnt. Jul> v.11111flcr a v urtel y 11 1 rc:,pon~11J1ht1c:.. J\~k tur l't1r. Nunn or Mr. Uu:.ch ~ ----- SECRET ARY /M.B. Sol(' pract111onl'r wcklnA secretary w /typing & dJl1aphone skill:., ~nod :-.pl'lhni; grummur r t· qwrud ~me lci.::11 txpr·r pn.frrn..-d. ~alary OPl'll &1-1~ ------- SECRETARY r.nsurunce ;igr111·y, p.1rt l 1 m l' · 5 h r d a v l 11,11r..tnce <:>.per llt'\'l">'>ary 4!12 K.:11 SECRETARY i':Xl.'l'UllVl' offll'f' In Newport Beach has an opt!f\lllA for a person " 1th typing speed or 65+. ap tJt.udc for hle bookkeer>· mg: shorthand not re· quired. Please send let· te r & t yped resume including salary reqwr•" ments to: P.O.Box 171.S, Newport Beach. 92663. SECRET .ARY LAW OFFfCE 9am to lpm. Mon thru Fri. Shorthand & typing necessary . Law t• x · penence not rcquin ·d . Nt.>WJ>Ort Beach 644·5040. CALL MOW Sal QPt.>n. Call 644-1881. 111111181' eat I PR<>DUCTION --. h. P/ Flt Wo rk In 11 n a I rl CONTROL CLERK Medical Tee t or N ·I condlUoned office with Mfg nnnrallon has an 1 m· for RlA Laboratory. o I ....,... wkend. NB a r ea. Ke l ly on tempo~aryl mod opening for a pro· SECRETARY Jmmcd opening for re· rept1oni:;l/se1-retary tor Orange County /\ti i\g1•n· <:y Accurall' tyrnl( 11 mu.o;l, approx 20 hn. per wk Contact flarburJ 979-7112. SALES COUNSELORS IMEH & WOMEtU No 11.ard !'icll.Jng r11ory open tor In· 1---------strumentallon rilling & Sccrctar y /Me <.11t·al valve prod uc t s Transcriber . l'oi;1t1on salesman. av111luble immt•dwtt ly Will traln a lcchn1cally fo r :.cc r etary with <1rtcotatl'd s ales man. mcda·al Lran:.cr1pt1on 548-Mal a ss l~nment s. ft s a d uction control <'lcrk, · ,:?real way to make thel some m!gr &tor duL:i en· MEDIC AL RECEP· summe r pay -andl try expcr deslrcd. Thi!> TI 0 NJ ST B u s y you can choose your1 position 111volv~ f1hn~. chiropractic ofc needs 2 days olf. All office sk1lls1 Umltcd typing, copymg J;rt' ror front ore. 1 Bil· 1needed: I matmal orders o n LO ii angual, typing, Ins exper I •T,,.lh I 11chedule, some ph1Jnc h~lpfuJ . Call (7 lil )I •Secret... I work,opptyfor advancc· !l72·1.S8t Art hrs (714 ) I •Want rroC I ment. non·smoklni:: ofr, 646-7078 xlnt company benefit:. & I * Acd Cltrl&s I working conds . MEDICAL ASST I •Clertll I CALIFOAM Need4;d for Irvine fam!IY IT 0 p pa y • p a I d I l66Gl Von Karman, Jr" practice office. Exp d, l varalions. rererral. 5:>7·7100 rtt. ~.5.S2·06369·5· 1bonu11es. Never a fee. I --Purc--hasincl---C-l_ertc __ MEDICALRECEPTPtr.1 IEL[~ I Naliona.I maif order Co. Will train. HB/FV area. I I has cnt.ry level pos1t100 cau 9&2.821JO. I I 111 our purchasing l>i·pt Medical Transcriber. I bEAviccs I Bright dependahle PIT. Exp'd, fast, ac·I Call or I pcrsoonoodcdto tr umall curate. Busy OB·GYN I Come In Today I phases or purchasmg Medical Corp. X l nt I 1 vine I Some typmg nee. <.:o. frienae benefits. Approx I ~1441 1 paid bmefit.s. 5 hr day. Call 495-4~. I 0 StarCrcst or Callfornia !Cl 7031 Mrs Bruhear 2102 Business Ctr . r. I 3163 Rc.odhill Ave., <;M. -· · • · · I SUlte 208 I Ca. 92626. Corne r o f MIDICAL I Huntlngton Beach I Redtull & Paulan~ I 84'1-34118 Uve-ln. l200 per week 8907 wamer Ave #215 I plus room & board (714) n"---~)l 84Nl6lor (213) 428-6431. Lagun1 Niguel I 831-0542 ---------1 ~Cabot Road ------· MICRO HARDNEST I Santa Ana T E 8 T E R r 0 r I TUN. Main medlcaluro1lcal lab. I <In H&R Blo(k Office) ~C:V~ ~c:i~~ft 1 1 Equal opportunl!Y orp/L54Nltlforappt. Empl?Yer M/f ~---~-- llECEPTJONlST Animal Hospital Apply Mon·l"r&. 1 l ·~l·M 1;i:{I i\voe..ido. NH tNpl Ur behmd U1eulrc >. RECEPTIONIST Good lclcpho11l' vmce, ;,1 tractive tor bui.y II II l~·al U.tale ofl1 l'<'. <;Ut"I i.~l..try. Cul I rM1.r,5;u!___ RECEPTIONIST lmmcd full time OJ)t.'ninA fur sharp pt'rsnna hi•· PUX Hcel•p llon1 •.t wt v<irww. other off1t•t• du 11 es. f> I 1· a s e r a 11 IHVIN F: SAVINGS & I .Oi\N ASSN. 752-!60!1 F:OF. MF •~~pUorust1ryp1st. lrn l'nedrnte pos1lmn for ex· pcrien<:t•d, 11ec·ur11Lt• typist W/Jo?t>Od front office appcurance for pro h:s~1onol offlee In bcuch aru11 li73 on>. Use lhc Daily Pilot "1-'a!lt Result" scrvke directory. Voor service Is our specialty. Call 842·5678 ext. 322 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN "A" IATUIDATA~ UfiDVllWI ---........... .......... ................ ................... ............ .....,. ....,., ....... ..-.. -----,_..-.. ·.-·-· tmmed•ate opl"nlng tor 11 M111n111nnnrr> £lectr1c111n Vllllll 5 yeti& 1ourneym1n leYet e11pertence A bee-ground on m1nut1 c1ur1n11 en1111onr1en1 " preftHt<I In return fOf your v1lueblt1 t lo.HI• wt ofltlf IOP compellll\09 wages end en 1ndldlf\' 1 .. <1lng '*'tfllt pacitage which lnclv<let rntdlctl a hie lnturtnct. 13 patd hOll<lav• tncluctlng Ch11stm11t shutdo•n. coal 011ov1no rtltes, g4!fW!rou• rettrem~t af"ld f"l'luch mo•• For immediate cone~er•1ton pleeM COl"ltt et No fo:Xpi·nenl'c N('('dcd Mw.l l.x;i:!l or Older XJnt 111come & beneflLc; c x p . Con l u t' l H 11· k O.·grcc n•11111 red. Call Dos worth. 7 M G4:i 57117. Uill Dix. 55<i·:J040. F. o. 1-: M,. F' Pcrm:mcnl 1·mploymcnt So'\IM where /\(;E 1~ no factor Swimming Pool/Spa i\Rl{rt•ss1\ic 1nd1v1dual:. S..tll·:.. }ligh earning with a d<'S1rc lo udvancc pulrnli;J I l ndi v1dunl Um111:iny paid 111ed1cal w /prcv1ou~ home 1 m · pl:in . prov<:menl :.ales exp on l't·r-.iinuh1NI TralntnJ: ty nl'cd apply. I r v1ne ll;o\•· thr· J t11hly to waol Pool~ Inc. 714.557.um l.oh<:l111.><•opl1• If ttu'!.r int<·rf''ll vou and you want further dctoils (·1111tat1 ...-.RNdot 1714t 540-5554 Mc.Fri 91lM.SPM HARBOR LAWN ~al Park Morhtary Co1taMe5a S/\l.F~StOF:LIVt::RV If you nt'l'<l 11 decent paying Job up lo $4 ·S6 + c•v:. s-~pm, call ufl l pm, 5:$1-~ll Sales SALES/S~1 StUflents cam S6 S8 per hour. Part time or full Lime available . Car & phone necci.sary. Call 557 9998. Saks THE LOOK Known for the finest In m c n · s & w o rn c n ' '> fashion clothing Is pr1•· scntly looking for :J pco· pie 1otcres led 1n 11 (a..,h1on career In 11ales with advancement Into minagemc nt. tr I.his 1s your goal call for appt. IOlimlOflpm. Till-:U>OK Sa~&Loan 644-8500 ACCOUNTING Growing Savings & Loan needs person for ac· counting d e pt. Ex· pcnence In Investor ac· countln" pref. Apply In person. JrvineSavlngs&Loan 18552 MacArthur Bl. Irvine E.O.E. M/f' ' Due to ronsumer de- mand & our markcllng coorcpl we mu11t In· crease o ur t c lc · marketing staff. I'm in need or J ~harp, ag. gresslve. personable acct reps to contac·t de · aler11 thru·out United Stales. We're w1lhng to trrun If you're w1ll.lnl( to lc;1m Mu st be 11.S. grad. For pertlOOal Interview call Mr. Land 54()..4023. Screen prlnUng produc· --------• lion m anaaer wanted. SAUSJOI Must have exp. 54().9110. Seamatre1a Cor custom upholstery shop. Will train. Co1ta Mu11 MU400 Sct'n>tary Part t1m1• ~llln~ to full t1m1> Nr 0 C /\111x111 CPA rife Exp·d. lYJ>C :,:, wprn l'h<>nl''> Send rl':>urnc i:!Zl2 S t-: Bn,101 1121}1, SantJ 1\nJ. C J !.12707, or t•;ill 714·7~ 0012. ----SECETARY·lEGAL Look 1 ng fo r b rt ith t J)f'n.on with xlnt :.kill'< Legal exp dc:.1rabll' but not reqd. Orean vu Nwpt Ctr ofr. S<il commen w 1exp. 714.:_6'14 -7600 Set:rctanes Typists WE OFFER OPPORTUNITIES! TOP PAY FOR YOUR SKILLS WE NEED: SICRET ARIES: SllORTJIAND DICTAPHONE TYPISTS: CLERK STATISTICAL Tup Pay No Fee Paid Weekly · SEC!O FC CO· G R p; A T O p . ORDINATOR· reUable, PORT u N 1 Ty F o R eneraetlc self ·•tarter. IRVtNt TQ·ee&6 0 u Too I No A M • able to handle all phattet I~~~~~~~~ Bl'MO\JS PERSON TO " tlflce d11Uea 875"4MO F.ARN TOP DOLLARS • ....;Cd:;...:_M_. ------ MUST BE OVl':R 18. S~/RECPT .• Part·Ume SALES EXPERIENCE hours flexible . Need1 11 E L P Jt' U L • 8 0 M E car.~ 1179. • OROAN KEYBOARD .EXPERIENCE REQUlREO. CALL AT 0Nc1: roa INJ'ERVJEW Ol•AMIXCH...-1 D.Jl!'IT TI4·-18 SICUTAIY Hl1hly qualified lndlv wtexceptlonal typln& akilll " M8' 11 exper. Sii r eq ul re d . N . 8 . Top aal1ry. 1ood btneflta. QalJ 6tC).l850, , Secretary N~tlonwlde property man11em ent firm 1eekln1 tull·tlme 11ecret1ry In Newport Beach 1rea. Minimum l yr . excier l e nce nece11ary. Pleasant pmonallty and Sood typ. lna. lllUll1 a muat I Start· &rw Nlary 171JOtmo. P'or lnltrvlew call Sule. m.ot56. VETERAMS J ........ , ...... ......... ,.... J:;t:dr'!;:'C:, •ctro Mecll•lc~ ._,,..,., $4.00'-"-' lllvltu n•talCmlrol s,..... ......... $4.50 ,.,. How .... Stnlc• ..... ...,. $6.00 ,.,. How MKi.INSIMp $4.00 to $5.9 I Per How-.. EtectroNct Tee~ $5.17 to $6.50 Per How- .A p'ly et E•ploy•nt & Troh1lnCJ .Ada'•l••m of H..tllll)f• IHdl. 531 M• StrMt. tt..tllMjto.. ....... Cal AOW 1714J 536-2526 or 619-1554. Y• _, brblg 00.214. SECRET ARY /Le«JCll Trainee for Eslalc µIan rung Dept , s m law ofr. D1rport area. NB Xlnl typmJC skill,, unusual <JfJ pty833 9982 ___ - Sectttary Receptionist We have an imm1'i'l111t<' OOl.'<l for an ind1~11.lual e:x pcncncrd in general of. f1cc and re1·cptmn. lor our Lal(unll l ltlb omc .. 1'0-;111on n ·qu1rt"• a1· 1 Ur:lll' typllll! 311<.I Jl11hl \ l.11 t.lcal l'OUl'll'(IU'>IV .11111 d l1•11 1wly Wllh J1Uhl11 t•ayroll rir U('r·ouot111•• ,.,. ll""'·n e r· w11 11td 1, .. hl.'!1111.11. We prov 1111• <· ~ ,., l I P rll 5alary , bc.ncf1U. :.ind pleasant w<1rh 1•11\·111111 mcnl. 1-'or 111terv1cw 11lca.'>r c·all 714/898·9237 638-030 I MATIOMAL MURSIMG SERVICES 121112 V:allt•y 1t·v.. ~, .. Und~e1·rt·<'k Bu.-. l':.ir k (;artl<·n Gro\ e. Cu Equal 111111 emµloycr m:r1h • SECRET ARIES • Ad A.~t/b10-md $25K !)t:c/Mktg Sales $M,4UO G.0.1oomput.er s10.21io F'inance. RESM.400 Ex per <.;ounselor 1-'or Our ()(f11·t- Appwntment Only Liz ke1nders /\!(l.'n1·y 41W Birc:h. Joli tub 't;.1 Newport Oeuch, 833-8190 SECURITY OFACER l'/\CI F'IC M UTUi\ I. I NSUH/\NCF. C OM l'/\NV I!> 'C'l'k tn l! .1 ~·tunty Of£1ecr. Vo11 .... uull.I be p..trl ol an 111 ht1u!>c' sc·eurily di:µ.111 mc111 We· off Pr 1:r•"" oc·1wl1Lo; WKI j.\(lltel .. 1.1rl 111J: pay EXl'l':ltll·.'.\t 'I" Nl-:C. ·~'ii\ I< y 1\ """ Ill pl'r~on tn l't r.,111111•·1 Ocpartrncul PACIFIC Tow Trur k Drivers ex jJCr 'd. 1'0JJ JlilY. i\ppl,v G&W Tow1ni:. 74011 Ohm. W;iy, C.M 642·12:>2 Tr;tlnl'l."> fllr n1rp<•I repair & mstallat1on Jo'ull tim1• &10 7lilL Apply 111 pcr:.on. 2547 1-;a:.tblu!f J)r N rl Travl'I Nc1mJ11 M:..ir<:u, Tra\'1°1 Sci Vll'l', N111 Uch. need., rv,P.im~ll1I• · •Jl4Cllt 2 } r m111 i•iqwr {JU l ... I ;i 11 tJ 111 j.! IJ e Ill.: i5l> l'r.!I. Ti;ovr·I i\1:1·11t. M111 :!vr•. 1·i.µ lur liU'.V ntftt·•· Coll• ""'" 1.11 c.1111 llt'I Sal.or\ It"•'.. :-. u c , ••• ' I ·11 .1\·1'1 1.Juolv f.lfi I l!Hi 'I 11J( k Url\•'r s 1h :.1 .. 11111t ~ .)1 l.11 stat l. McMah.111 l.1L"'>k,M2~1 TYPIST /RECEPl ;\f.1tml', .1•'tural•• typht >.htl hl·tll'llh ~it! 111.1 1.\lll'l fur at111rn1•y, 711 "11111 11ra11~·1· ('1111111 \ i\irinr1 ;m·;1 :r1:, u rn h 111 ,I/Of I It t· '1 r.1111•·• lull ••I Jll 111111• 1•1 ~II Vwv "'"' ,111•1kr r 11r•·t V.11t l' I' IJ ll•t'\ kl:!~ I N1P 111'.Jl'h !JC~ll\ l •l••·I & 11 .11 .1 t'llll \ II Jllll'f' M11 ... 1 h t· ~··ti slartP1', w1l1111g lo IPa1 11 5'1 wpm lyp1ni.: & ~·" l·ur.ilY a mu~t Call t111 aj)µl. So . <;o a :.t Hcpcrtory. 357·2G02. TVPl~i'S SUMMER WORK 557-0045 ON LI NE T1•mporary Per.;onnel S1.•rv1ccs art• plca-.t 'u J rr 111 1l11 · cltJwmg! ! It's th.Jt 111!11 !Jlc' I Wt·:NJ-:El> .~ .. 111.111l'' 1w1 .... 1u~ll 1 ( l \p1•,1 ,(j.,111·1 al <111• C:lo•t k., 1Fd1-<"l• 1k"> IA11•1p c·1 .. 11,., fl<11 r fll lfllll'I • , ~IJfl I I 011c•1,1l11r• 0\-Llr\:. MUTUAL 3723 Birch St .. 71)') '>;ewporl <:enter l>r Newport ~ach N1·wpurt lk•ach, (.'<J !121.1~1 1--------- l::q1w I ()pport Ulll ly Employer M 11" SECY /RECEPT Newport fleRCh /\rl /\l(t•n c•y neecls u1rt w/xlnt lYll rng !>k11ls. plea:1ant phonr personality. St11rl 1m m<:d. 4 Ui\V WOHi\ WEEK 7um·6pm. Tul'S thru F'ri <:ci ll Kalhy al 64-1-5000 Vt•L\ l'rd'fl Purl·t11ne Up JH• rt 11111 l y I 11 Nava I Ht•st·r v1· <;011d I' .1.v. Rt.-nt•f11 s C'all NavJI Hl~·n l' !'l.'>2·3.'l2'1 VOCATIONAL COUNSELOR SIS,500 Per Year Afflly at Tiw Employ· ment and Tralnin9 Center. 538 Main Scmce station atll'ndunl. Street, Huntln9ton l'/T eves. & wknds 3 OOPM Clean appearance. n1•11t Beach until : • handwntlng a mw.t. J\1> .My 2Stf\. ply 2.590 Ncwµort Blvtl, ._._. ______ •_-_ CM. w-31-·-lr~ & ~Less. fu.ll 11r Service Slallon. Stearly, part tlml', apply 18120 willing, ho nest. 1-'ull Jlrookhurst, f'nt. Valley tJme. 67~o. George. _W_A_H'T_EO_DR_l_V_IR_ Sheet M9tal TraiMes SUNDAY OHL Y Men or women. good l>c" To deliver Oolly l'llot aalary. hundles to r.:t1rncn1. H1· SPACETEt< <iwrcs van or lur.:<' ~.ta 1922 Plnctinllu St. lion wa11on nnd o lt()(Hf Cot>w Mesa. Cuur. <lnving record. Phonl.' 642·72G3 1142 4321 und o sk f11r Harry Seeley o r Dnn Slot lonc ry S t ore In Wllllama. Qironadel MarneedscX· F,QUAL perienced sales hacty OPPORTUNITY 11\lll time 5 days, xlnl EMPLOYE R ~ oonds. Especial· L--..::.:.;:..;...: ___ _ 1y fine dientele. 675· 1010 W AUHOUSIMAN TE AC H E RS. p R E • •'11.hnc. dl.strlbullon & in· SCHOOL·Experienced. ventory control of fuJI umo UM H.B. area. aortwar e . Nr . O .. c1 Rallel. all tMment.s Cnll Airport. Eamlnga ba:wd Mul lyn 80·29'8 or on exper. hm·Spm 8'7·5* 556-209'l..:...· ____ _,_ 'r'ard"-n: Renl•I cooler Teacbln11 appllcations tw opcnln(UI tor 2 mc-n. now btlna accepted for a Mech • 1 kn ow l ed ~ c OuUOah School. Apply hdplul. Nei.t tla.ndwrll· at 111835 DroolclftJ,._l, I' · V • IJUl De(.'f:IW')'. W kd•Y"' •3312. otr. will train. 1930 T E L E p H 0 N f: Newport Blvd, CM. SOlJCtTOR8. 4 d)' wk. , SPM·tPM. no sell. no t x· thlde )'OUr old 1tu1r ror por. '200 mo + bottu.. new 1oodJt1 wltla a ••. a..tned..S . ....,. "'8dlwt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C~tlPAID •lw' ad .... furn. anu QUel & clt'IV's ~Hl\33 ---.., ** llUY •• W\jt tr.Oe tw..2 Amcmmn Alrllncs dlsdtil.ml tlckct1t r0r two Uoill.-d AJrbnel> d111counlcr •. C u II ;i (t 3PM, 646-6006 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oi~• rrum H.,vttn, To th• Sacr.•d Earth ot ~ 9,000AD Not 1 q , but • .-crtd ~ompe n lon to "'"Ill le th~ srr.CIA~ YOlJ, &QwJl Sllluld M 66Hlll'l ---"-'Ort-IOtO ••••••••••••••••••••••• OUtkMn& i&rand piano Xlnt conc1 MOOO '31 3140 ~tl092 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lilt model Rlccar porla IH•• ICW\na machine. dbl ~>dlt', sm 7tH9'l·621M U>Mcw JlOwer m achine. &truJl(ht or iig·zai;c. Xlnl c>ond. C•n be seen at Fabrl c ltox , 2«183 Ck:tt,v Or , Laauna Nigue l. &'llZn? --------s,.-.....~ to94 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Col ema n Peak 1 b ac kpa ck, blue . Polarguard mummy slellptn~ bag. 1 mo old. 1& ca. 645-9796 -- ...... ,..... 9040 MltwW-1,W./ .......................... /St•• fl60 Parttw w•nted &!• R11r. ....................... Trutl11 9160 ....., l~1rW Am1M. l.,1rW ' 1 at' Sportfi1her. FU. tw n '11 Ape>llo motorhomf 27' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 110. fU!ly equip . Sip.a 6. ..413 .. OocSae t'nii. roor It AMII 9707 ...._ ' '720 lmm1u:. Many exlru11. dash. air. cualom steer· 1971 POID ••••••••••\•••••••••••• ---• .. ••••••••••••• 17,IXXI 831MJ34K lna&yatem.AM /f'MHh Shor1bed"clulp 'Tl IOOLS 1mrf. AM/FM. lt710A~ it'\ yr old Sea Ray 300 Spl CllllS. Mutt 11~ lO 11P· Mili whetlh1. 11lkk •hlfl & i-.ut~. Sl.~. W AGOM brtdae. twn, lnbd. 255 predate. Sl4.no. Call low, low rnlle• Oirr fl3l·l3M. Automatic . radio. Mett . Rad11r. ri1hnndc:r, Gary 631-4304 aft~ im;m "74 Audi IOOLS. mech1m1cs h e a l e r . heavy duty ball system .,4 f'utun 27', loaded. S4ff9 1·1\tinee New ~r~. sunrt factOf')' air cond .. lu!J +charaer.rumealarm, need qul<'k 1>td1.: MlllMnC....,._ /\M t ~'M atereo. Must pgeradllt7,000milcs. oth1.1 r xtru, mech Sacrlhce S85oo1orrer 114-tlt rorSl.2'74 SSl·801JI ukeNEW:nnvou. perlec:t le shines llke au. 2600 Jlnrl,11u 111"11 ·~ 971 .. 54999 new. Orlly L911 hrs. All· 4647. ---14;!!) U11k1•1 Kl -"' • .............._ c--T~ UtQtty 9110 <.:(~'I'/\ M l•:HA ... ._.... --llUme rJ.'1.500 + SIO.~ ~ 54"9 I 00 2$lO Harbor Blvd . dwn. ~ IOM: 67S-M35 • • ••••••• • • • •• • • • • • •• • • "" COST A MESA 10' Box triller on tube Sea fla¥, Wkndr 11977. frame w /leaf spnngb & 540.tlOO fully equip .. $13,590 winch. Re·1d1ptablc.> lo • l)On'I M111-'llll•. &'". MOAOWAY Dock 11vaal. 4ir·27~ boat or bike trlr. Must '7' •MC ·71 :MOZ a>' SklpJock open. G-cyl. sell. befit otr. Aft 5pm HIGH MMIA 1':.-~A3A1"• oo-~ Coodlu:,~ 7545 ...1 ct M t II 675-5141. -kU, -.w' 71 . rwlS pin e . us !It: . '"'"' '"" UHHlilAIUlllllllllO lllAC-• m>O 673-3417 AllloS...Vice, rorts ~crru ~ IAhulwtl 1111. •USID IMW1•' 74 200Z cooP,e-. mint 42K, 34' Chris Sea sriff & Accessories 9400 lllllllmllllt. pown "'''''' '71l~JJIA !i/H c I06RK01 ~~~~~~ M IF M. "'-A_,,, l $ 9 &'.JV\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnit. fnl't. fllr, lllt. alrrr11 """t """"1 tOf\, 1 ,.JVV. • r1&11M1k. lwuv(y tluty 11111 'Tl lf4l4llJ)d.11t lfl'70SPV) 840-2858 SERVICE DEPT. Pl.'f\lluwi. 9ui1i 111ry tuuk. "77 lll411Jlll!o\trl <<M791 24 rt sea Bard cuban <>Pen &Duys /\Wcek 111111 r 1w1r11l11w. 111111(11 '7K :120 411p, AM /YM cruiser 110 dnve. Trlr. Mon.-t'rl. :7 .30·5:30 wrrw11I" I IJ 1mr1111 l:Y.~lfKJh >Unl cond. Many lllrru. S..~urdays .11·()().~·oo S5H5 1111tt1t·111ASIR 100621 499-3.516 Atlcn Clwy1.-Plv. OoMd S•dey1 2'.Y.!9 JlurbOr Blv1l * J.C. FORTUNE l..O&'T MY.S LIP' C-0\tll Mt:Sll 21' rc:;torcd Chns Ask 546-1934 ''M :9lZ 2+2. 4·s pd, !l/C. AMll"M, 37K ml. redfblk lllt.SllKI0.~6646 '72 ~ htchbk. 4 11pd. To" l'O nd $19110 He le n . 64..'l-<W3 or 545·3714 aft ljpm ---------- • u.dwMMr•G£deyer. good coodillOn. bet1l of. fer. 566-11137 aft &OAM. Good u..'lt'd Furniture & Apptlancea-OK I wlll liell or SELLfor You MAST•S AUCTIOH ~'Ml.s club membcr11hh> lN.8 . ten . dub) $750. flOO 5'121 or 673·2004 --Al\IJQuc Oax des k Goodrond. <.iOLfo' CLUBS, Wilson X31 , 9 lronli. I ·3·4 ·5 woods. Uk c new, Sac. $200. Call 548· 1395 art SPM. In!{ 1S5,000/mukc o rr - - 5.'>7·<»00 or 675-7646 Mui;I New chrome rn111i 1r1wk seU fast. i;te pb11-mper w 1p11• dnlled hole for tru11l'r ~ 1.973 Sabrt:craft. new ball. Exc-elknl huy for OMC outdri ve M ny St.S. onginully puul S'IO istras . $9,IXXI. 498-11145 Call SS7·S2Sfl. usk for 1•1.n1111r o :yic ~~11': 1111 K1111t111\1111 t7M1:,:,11 Jl/1/11 Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 X 19 Roachhr ~.<XW>actual mi.stereo. I owner , orig . Pl' m><lto<r 552·0528 l 6461616& IJ)..,62S S4602W ---General Etec 17 cu.rt. wbte, refrlg. Combo model, very ruce. SJ95. ~ Green antique buHel·has been used w; stereo cose or dresser, 72" wide. 27" tu, 21" deep. S95 or offor. ~70t9 l:lorutble car tehiphonc & ucccsso r lcs , $1400. ~2192 page 8616. Used Dive eqwp, tunk. re· gululor. console & gauges. l'\Jll ocean gear. Don. 751·1298. '79T·BIRD. L8'. 200 OMC. _La_rry.:_ __ _ ---loaded, lot*lcd N.U Weekdays: 213/8311-4275. Admiral electric dryer. 1 yr old. Ped'eci cood. ~-038S. .. CARPt."1' Trampoline, Nissen 138(1. f'lu.'lti.. 8 colors. $3.7~ sq ocr su.c. 7xl4 webb Ix.'<1. ~ •.-11 Green high bac k 01•· yd, 778-2243/MJ.~9 847 3322 848-0228 __.., -9060 Sears Kenmore matching cas1onal c hair w /ol · ----·--·----·---••••••••••••••••••••••• Harvest Gold Wushe r & tornun~.640-7049 Custom drapes. wert: Star.,RH....._., Dryer S200. 960-6226. --------$.'>.49 now S2.69 sq yd incl. lar 8095 o..1n -Kg size watt:r-Oed, top of labor. 778·2243 or 543·5489 •••••••••••••••••• • • •• • SANTANA 20 l.Jkc nl•W. new lrlr. 673·0189 """ geralor, good cond Une. he,ter & frame, $75 Call after 5 PM us ed 1 m o. Steal ul 631-4846 $300/o(fers. 759~ Save S50 on SlOO Rancho San J oaquin Athletic ---------.... __. I · -Club membe r s hip. 1•uu•ra 18 cu rt rrostfree 90" omg tweed Danish 552-0183 S240Xlnloond !da, 99' cslm bar lop. --------- S5H193 dcrt'r desk . 964-1452 Ping pong table, xlnt condition $30. 646·8004 cvs/wlmd. ----------- Nell 4 clerk cash rcul:.w r. $37!). 646·9'J3S 'IV.Radio, HiR,Stereo 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. 25" JlCA Color T.V. S138. 2 Yr. Warr. Free Del. 640-l71'18 EnCl>On 27' o. rt. cll•i:t start. Vllfo'. shore powt•r, $14,950, very clean. shp avnil but hurry -won't las t! 645·6470, ••vt•s 675-SG77. C/\L 25 Washer. super dlx, a ll cy- cle model S135, Oryer Sl30. &lh look & run llke new. G.E . AmerJcana Programmable dbl oven, :I>" wide elec range Sl 75 ~ Blk vinyl couch $100 Oenise.675-8228 ------8ro)'hlll solid walnut 6 pc . bdnn sc..>t. comp.. S300. firm. Mat.chlng couch & Origmal Indian portraits & misc art work. Like new dbl bed. 846-4142 aft lA:.'l'lllh, blk/wht 19" TV s::n Good working condition. $51). 64(). 7049 1976 wht/blue Lri m & cov. pop tQJ>lll?'1!lCr, galley. head, Vl ll-. AM 2 speak, sips 6, 150 Genoa, 2 unch . swim lad, compass, l!.17!.I John 9.9 elect s tart. :i b1ttt + mort:. AiHike nu. $13,750. 213·592-2498. ChalrSIOO. 67S.2m9 Solid Oak dining set. buf· ----------• l el. hutc h . table . 6 Apt sire ch;urs. Cedar chest. stu· Lg sized portable dis• hwasher. Xlnt cond. S75. 6.11-5331 refngcrator. S50 ck.>ntdesk. 848-266l 673-3534 DRYER.GAS. CLEAN MS S48·448S Antique wood bed high head & loot boards. J rrurror ml.'<hClnc cabin('l SiO Color TV. his & her chairs Brown Ooral dl" W&hcr & dryer s et, both s1go Sl7S. ~asc item s . Wooden pallets : Great for beach firewood. 10 for SS: 548-7423. -·--------- Green House Clearance Sale, wholesale prices opt:n to public. Spccializ· mi:: m large plants . 2602 Newport Blvd .. blwn Ot:I Mar & M<.-i;u Or .. plea se call 646·~.l811 Sturdy park-hkc• picnic tabll!li. a & s·. s.io & sso. &1&tD06 ~-' work l{-oocJ s_12~-· 6-15..@.l2 _ Matle lO order. very fine S office desk l·&creturial MetiOlw 80 I 5 IJvtn~ rm. txlrm. lamlJS 9'.ll, 1-Jwuor t.:xcc. $125. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UMITEO l:DmON SHOW&SALE SeptS.9 c1c. 642 836.S art 6PM. 3-Walnut S75 each. King sire boxspnngs & mal· Umette Table, 4 ora nge tressliJS. 754·1777. v1n chairs . ~JO" u1» --------- holster<.id sora bed, Tall narrow open bookcase . 499-3\JJI ---~------~-DOUBLI-: Mattre.,s & Box Spnngi; $1!) 4'X8' rool Tobi• Murrary patio billiards wilh extras.714·S4$.UllL 21" colorTV s:>s. l yr. warranty 642-5340 :1.5" color TV $138. 2 yr. warranty 642·5340 SEU, OR SWAP. Perr eel cond. Lrg real walnut console color TV for young 19 or over color portublc plus or minus ca.'>h. 644-8203. lloGt$ & M.;M SACTUF'ICE 27Ct. Encson beaull. NpL Bch. s hp Bran nu llonda OU •I bags o :.ails. incl. nu chute . VIW, CB. J)rl'SS watC'r , f;tt hom c lc r . lJxlrnc mflalublc rail & all acccs~orics. J>l u:. much m un" Sl5.5UO/ F I H M . 5 5 I · ·I 2 Ii !J SERIOUS INQUlllli':S ONLY. Eqllipmtnt UOO 11, ?!JZ2, very cll•an ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /trlr. $1250 Firm Gentrd 90 I 0 mti7~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------- Coronado 15 116 wftrlr. outhaul. hang. polt•. S1400. 545·9159 16.2 Day Sailor & lrlr. 16.2. $2100. bs t ofr . 964-:~119. ·---------- /\uto body rt•pu1rs. n · usonablc «.:all J im n WYG.'ilJ '117 Chl'vt'll1· purl'.'.. l'al :ifttr Spm on wt·ckdayi. l'll<lflt' !Jfi11·2.Wi 72 24 0 ·l !Loni c u• llama.:1'11 1-:n" , dr1 v1 lrnm xlnt llt•.,t l>ffrr 548 OOHJ Wanted M Un('ll' M 20 M-21. M 22 lrun.,. Mu io. bc 111 uood l'Oncl. /\fll•r 5pm Greg fl75·.114_1 __ _ Mercedes n....,1·rvl' du.~1· l:rnks a\latlahll' Al model:. Mc .\1 anu ., Olcvron. 1814 E. ht St S.A. 542·605 7. .f new CR78X15 :.II hcl lL'<l radJab mnld on I Chevy 5.fu~ 8" rallyc whl ~ wlbcauly nms & huh~ S250 97!1-03611 ---Autos for Sat• ..•........•..•....... l~tl'O HTANT NOTIC.:t;Tc> Hl-:AUEll!-.A~D AUVl-:RTISl-:11!-. The· prin· ul tll'ln' ;icl Vl'&:liSl1d h} \ t·htdl' dcaler~ 111 lht• vt•h1d1· rla~~1l 1t•d ad vt·rt1s1n g column:. d0t·., not mdudl· any applu·ahlt• tJXt'l> ltt·C'nl>c. tran~l c>r rl•c•c, fmancc charl!C'" ff·t--. lr1r air pollul1on c·onlrul rlc vtt•e cerllricpc•c1 r1ed hv the advertl!>l'r Sheraton-Anaheim l"or dls<'ount tickets de· tails, write: ALEA. &x 1034·J, Kermit, Texas 7l/14S 552·5211 Game sCl. 411" diam. pede stal t abl e , dis · tressed Walnut. 4 whl naug. chairs on ca!>ttrl>. Ong1nally SllOO sell for ~00. Magn;ivox s lt:rco comolc. 48"· off-wht t-i Prov. S175. Afl 41'M. 645-4500 SEWING MAC HI NE. good condition & porla· bk: $SO/best offer. Blue floor cushions lone plaid. <inc cord), us<.'<f but l(ood cond. SS ca . Nice bedroom lamp Si. Curl· mg rron, good SS. Pretty wall/s he lf c loc k SS. TOA.5TER OVEN. G.E .. works S20. l:Jooks Ille ca. C<tll AFT 10 AM Sal/Sun, «lt6PMdays 548 6427. l<ITE • ~/ Ready t o 1rni l s 3:;0. Clossics 9520 llcydff eozo WHETHD BUYING !>18·!).111 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• - - - --OwmJtir. WOO. n~hl h11:10 36' ~kG ltt:c;O H C/\T. dmc . J::n~lis h plalt·' Scttwmn. girls "Lil' Chlk" ~ung ray. lk nw S75. 642·3449. 1748 Monairc Way, NB. near corner 1\Jst.in & 211\l or 1977, bank r1:1>0. llll>S>eCt Sl.5011 497 2725 &offer (714 ) ti75·8900 -------- 3 wheel. 3 spd Schwln bicy cle with grocer y basket. Xlnl cond. Sl60. --------·--· -Dcsign1:r sofa. bnmd new, emerald urccn & wht patwm. Must 1>cll SS50 ------NEW CAHRI ER 100.000 ~u Fort.'Cd Air Furnace. SELLING TWtft Yow DAILY PILOT IOATMART aa.~IC ltacrng Sloop. 2r.· Luclcrs wr:.hp, NcwJ>()rt . , 612·~5. loGh. Slips/ Dodc1 9070 9l>. 552-5211 67J.74'J5 ----------b75-!1747 ---23m Juvela 10 spd, u ll ·----WJIEELCJJAIR (Everest To place yow od SUPS AVAILABLE ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.Umpagnolo minl .-ond. Mediterranean style !J· & J ennmi,:s ·l'remlereJ c• 642-5678 YACNewport&IB-0551 S575 n<.iaotiable6759747 drwrdr<.'l>serwtmirrur& Ov . d d ·o 2 matching nit<: stand:-. e rsizc ·, custom ma c • llunt. lhtrbo ur, blir> MldlagMateriol1 8025 'llestoffcr. 675·5753 for sldut pcr~on. New --free exchungc for ust: uf ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------eond. C~t apj)rox SlOOO, is•,,· Sundance ln hull: »4i rt s ail. R40·3M22 6ooo Norman While Two Ch('rrywood t win SacnficeSS00.675·3772 fo'l:-.hing or ski bOal.Cov·•--------- bncks. 4x4 sz. Make of-bed?;. with b oxi>pring Women's blous<:~·nevcr C'r & canopy . s29oo. TrC111CZ'M'totion fer M1"'t' ma~onry blk~. rmurcss Sll~ea. S51-!ntl8 II k 495-Z783 -r--64M114i' 0 ~ Nlcr4:JOPM worn. :-.ma s1z1:. m a c ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• . • ·-_ • ofr. Abo other m m · loah, Mcwhte Aircraft 9110 ·-----c-r.& .,.,..... Uirung Hoom Set. Ii ch111rs 1tcm'l. 5411"l2&i. Eqllipmtnt 9030 •••••••••••11 •••••••••• 8030 dark wood. Lt kc New :.-_--------••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Airplane. Cessna 77 llawk """".OOc.c"•.c.c.73 .,.,.Pl'n.'livejunk mus l go! ....,... ""'"" OIVI..--. U'\UIPMENT 18' Boat Tarp X P 5 2 s T T I F n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete dark cqwp. In· cld. 8eseler 23C, SOmm 2.8 EL Nikor w/cold light., dryer, lrayi... tap· per & misc. S400/best of· fer. 642-0900 ----""""'•.,.. Brandncw. SlOO Hungered . hkc ne w . 8060 Blk/wht T.V .. c ro.'ls bow, 842·4647 Sacrifice S27.000. Tom & micro film viewer. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• OM>,Al\17. 400n 54 2466, "''° •ov '76 Mere outboard 7'~hp flasbymarepony, ---------Lci..<1 lhan 60 hrs used. ~.Sat•/ Gt..'l'llle, $175 Dmettc1Gumc Table w 14 $525. 557.J.'123. 831.1001. .Rlftt 9120 Call Kris s:rT..moo chuirs : Beaut cond, ....................... sacr1ficc. S295. 640·03R8 New Easy trailer & spnce L'Vt!S. a t the Uunes. DolJI 1040 Ho• •llDld Gooch 8065 •.•..•.•••••.....•....• . ..................... . Pool Table, 3• .. solid 642-0112.644·6687 '57 FORD CONY. & parts 1·ar Nl•l.-ds work f,cl2.813S. COLLECTOR CAR AUCTIOM DISNEYLAND HOTEL AUGUST·l·S To enter your r::ir or for bidder rc1U!tlrnlion. l'illl Auction Aml:rica 1011 lr<.'t' MI00·2"11·18S I llundrt'tls of I{ rt.' a t l'U r:. fnr sulf•' Sc•lle r:-. pa1tl i.allll!day' ---------· Sl7.000 cur when rc:-.tora t10n tlt l'Omplcll.'cdan. IMM017 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p '78FOADR.V. Van custom1 l1cd by in tenor des1j:!ncr Xlra~ Orig. cohl S l 5 ,000 Cackapoos,blk male,whte /cm. grey Lhasa Ar~o fem. 640-7329or S.'W·3228 Antique furniture & misc. rouschold goodies. MOY· In g. Call a rt 5pm 00·7667. slate. all al'Cl'SS 1ncld 'd, 25 tl /\lum. swordfish '79 Lance 11''2': SIC, o 11 xtra s u sed twi ce . $6 100 /b es t 540-7171 1&12· 3.'i95. _ 714 1511 1 ·49!)2 . or sn>. 551-7700. _ ptanl<, froo-standlnu. Cab over camper. 52\llJS.7 _1_.1_14_99_. ·_404_o ____ _ P ottery t•qulpmt-nl. 645-7521 Evenings 1972 Ford n. ton, 6 i:yl. 4 4 wt.el Drivel 9550 ltc.-d fo'em. Dobie 11 iyr. Cbedl~ trained. I mo. ~y food. $SO. 645-4940 a--&-. 8070 wheel, kilns, lire bncks. IDats. rower ---r supplies. Offer. 552·700l. 9040 spd. !>lack . Prv. Pty . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~J3. __ '73 For d 4x4 • 2T · Top MoforindlikH 9140 t'Ond,$2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• J.Jlasa Aphsos, /\KC Reg. 8 wks old. Show St.ock. 7~·944.5. -----------1 FrwtoYou 1045 Woman's gray Jade nni;i w /over l karat in diamonds Gold setting. BUI Dys 7S9-29L5, evcis 751·21199. $1250. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Pooh" needs hom e ! Mlchl1 ,.., 1071 Older Cock apoo. gd -·•••••••••••••••••••• w1chlldren & elderly. PORDTRACTOR Owners leaving country. Xlntcondltlon, moo 840-6157 Call Kri11637-8990 Free lo lfOC)d home black Mic•••-1010 I& white Fem. dog. Shots --·••••••••••••••••• • ""*>'ed Gt$.-2137. _ WCiGACH TAGS Balh tub. fuJI slied from your bwil~s card. c.st. Iron. Good eond. Send one card for each 675·5842. tag plus one spare. We -return permane ntly rn. all oranae kittens, 6 eeMJed altractlve t111t & wb. need lovtns homet1 strap, meelln& alrllnc 567·-1.0. requirementa, Pre· -.. .A-I.II_ ·-ma-.. -1-y-r ~ Wilt lou & lhef\! For o ,,..,.--l*'lonaUr.ed tag enclOle Cockapoo. Nd1 aood wallpaper, fabric or hOme. ll'J,:m& ·•n.y Glo" paper & we ........ :rf.,valualM? Piiie» an 8d our Lott and rouad columna. ..,.., wtaere people loot wt.i they've found an llMlohalue. will t.clc " trim your i.p. Or try lwo card11 blck \0 blek. PRJCES. 8eaora/t5 4/5tap IUOea. fl/9t-.sau0ea. -.. ~ ~'-" ,\ 1 /// JOorn>oreSl.40ea. •-~,.."'~~~)II 'I' Salea T111 IMladtd •, N0CAID1 1 ·' 1 Dniw )'OUr own or ltnd j. rwne. MeldrM, phone " . 1 .. , 1 r, , we'll nwlle line card per 11 JI 11 \ \ ta&. Add 21" each. 111 ,, Senl1 check or money or• dlr&o: ,._ '• 111 PILOYPIMTM P.O.•••• lft...Mn 011t1 .... ca. -. 8081 ·········-············· Wanted· Your rummage gd.s for your librery - Benerrt or Banning St. AoMx. Bring Items to 11ame. Sale July 28th from L0am·5pm. t "lne dolls or doll ports pre datJng 1940. Any cond. 5'3-7366CaJl Am's IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• M usi 11uc Ludwig drumset1 6·pc, ZllJlan cymbals 7·pcs. $600. &IS-8728 Orlando guitar w/casc. SLSO. 71A-89'bGN. 2 Bua Concoa. 1100. Xlnl ror bealnnen. Call aft.S; M6·3186 OftlcefwL"twt& I !'• "' IOll . .................... . BHUl.lful walnul 84ln fX· ecuuve delk ' creden&1 IClld new for Ml. uNd .., MOW4AMDISIC 64W410 3M copier .00. Pitney· BowH mailer 1190. ,.,......., tbtck r>roJte· I« fl91), 8 IWno cbn $« •· Polttq file tt.aad $40. •-srst aft 4PM 1977 SKIP JACI< 24feot t'. li. S12.9SO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 55..9 1342 645-IS78 '77 l'uch Moped. $225. Puch nms & tires $15 1976 Sewswlrl 20· corrs hr>. each. Call 968·2187. cuddy·cabln. OMC24Shp, P\lch nms & tires $IS xtraa. $4850. 97~3 each . Bicycle rims & 26' F.ddycraft sport/1she r, pa rt s . b cs t off c r . single Chrysler, s hp 968-2187. av a I l. Ca II II a r v e Y Mot -,-Sc~.,.-0-:C--:'",....•-/.,...---- 642-4644. 9150 70' Mourtng in Avalon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prime toe. •interested '75 llonda 550 SS. 4 cyl. parties call 645· 7673. xlnl running cond. SOOS 494-0312 •••• '79 I S ' BOSTON WH.ALER. 70hp Me re. Trtr. cover. etc .. etc. ~tsell. Eves. 645-7673. 18' WELLCRl\PT center con11ole •• sonP . OB, Vansom trailer. bait tank. accessories. Xlnt cond. $4,(XX). 979-9821 NEW Yamaha 80 "Ch~P· py" motorcycle: auto trans, all xiras; great ror around town. high gas mileage. ~ or best or· fer. 861-3791 1978 Honda XL350. Runs strong, M mpg. $800. of· fer. 646-llS29 teves1. 1!'73 00001-; ·''•TON. 4 WHEEL DRlVE $3.200. PHONE· 642·4800 '63 N1s11on Patrol. xtra clean, S27S010 RO See l-0 apprccrnte. 8.1.'1· 1337 '68 CJS J eep: v8. wlnt.:h . roU cage. soft top. I HS tires. Pape bumpers. headers. 650 llnlley, ~38's locker 842· 795tl TNCks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73Cowicr. new llrt:s good all around shape. $1895 5e-8Z35 '65 El Camino 3 spd, shifl , AM I f'M s ter eo. r uns great. 675·2 190evcs, 846-TI~.wkdys Newport Slips for rent. 00' '78 \'amaha XT 500, xlnt. '78 Ford Couner 7' bed. '2$' ull or pwr. cond.Sl,000/btt()(r. DJOccw1S.pack l.'1mpcr, •s.wi. 847-033$ beeloffer. 67H418 30· SKJPJ/\CK. Xlnt t'ond. UHP. VHF. record depth finder, AM1t'M. C/8 , 0&11 tank. more. Sll.000. ...... UH the Dally Piiot "Fait Result" 1'ervlcf' dtmtory. Your HrVkt llour 1pecu11t1. Call 6'2·"18 H l 321 ' '72 Harley Sport.y: A lol of chrome & cu1tom pnlnt. See to apprtc. $2200. ef,2,82. .............. w.1 ... /S••• fl60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT 23' FIREBALL SELF CONTAIN ED. UA&ON/.IL&. ~ H9ft IOIMlhlnl to Mil f a..m.cs ado h well. '78~Ranchoro 1 owner Xlnt. t'Ond 494.1262. or 861-l&IU , . 'ftl OMC 1., T. pickup, V6 A!T~ A 1C. 1'1S Xtnl ... 673-2028 . '72 El Ca mino : AC ft'-ilu cover. &d cond 5'11 mt, l2900 111S.U93. '111'c11Yota SRI. F\berllat 1hel1. Cu1lom whl1 ..... ~. •• 1974f01t0 COURIER PICICUP With l'ltlltlll'I 1 .. ,,,.,.,, lt .,,.,. . rwll11 & h1•1t1•·1 X L NT <' 11 n d 1 t 1 11 11 I I I a:iii.•,m S2599 Maben Codllloc <!'IWI lla rl¥11 llh•I 112.". llak•·r !-it COST A M ..:_...,,\ 540-9100 '71 f>aL-.un I' lJ. 71.\1 rn1 . Mu·h . A ~ 1-'.\1 ~lt•n·o < ""'· auw. Sl751J ~ix 1;:n~1 ·n t·:I ('am1n11. l.r\1 m1. xlnl l'Ond . S4:t~~J Mil c;:n:i 9570 ...•••.••.•.••••....... forrl 77 WIOdl)W VIII\ xlnl cond. ready to go on vacnlum. lJst•s n·~ 1-:a~. ha'> full pwr & ffil)(lular tonvl·r .,1on. •'•'"I v r ha11i;eal>l1· lt• ) 111ir nt: !d., 64.l · I IWi '72 Ford \'an. Ol'W 1; n-1 010 eng. hody nd., ~•1rk . S10tl0 7!'>1· I!~; l!lt:t lntcrrHlllOllUI S11·11 un. •lli.Ol)(J onl! milt·' Sc·ll l'<IOI C<l 11 i;:11 ~. ;:.-.. Autos Want~d 9590 .••.•..........•.. ~ .... WE l'AY TOI' DOLi.A ll fl'lr top u:-.<"tJ 1·;ir-, l11n·1gn, donll.~llt·:. or da~:-11 ~ H your l';ir 1!> 1•xtr.1 1.'11 .. m. '11..-t· u.., FIHST ' ,, 1 '" o~ c-..y 29'.:!:S llarbor Ul\'d COSTA MES1\ 979-2500 C.in'l Sell Your C';,r ' CREVIER BMW P1W S TOI' UOLL/\ K For Clean lJ~('d lm 1>0rts Call M1kl•or l>on 835-31 71 WANTED! Lale mode l Toyota,.,, Voh·O!oo. P1l'kUJ)I> & V;i 11s 0.11 u~ tocfay: .............. c ......... . "'-U•·flOJ er UO·f4'7 l'vt. p11r1y m•1·d~ r lean car. lrU<'.k. etc. CASI I. 213.4m· 1431! PORSCHE's WANTED Allow u:-. the OpJ>()rtumty lo t'Of1s1dl'r the• pun·hu:ie or trade-an of your d1·an l'orschl" Chct•k with U:. Toduy'. 13631 H., bOt OMI Olr<lftn Grow"' QI.ta» Priv att• Purty n eed~ uutomob1lc ror approx SISO 640.277ft AMtos.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• G.Mtal 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FlllARI, ROLLS ltOYCI, MEICIOIS IEHI. JAGUAR, ,ORSCHE CAR IUFFS • FOR EXPERT DIT AILIMG, HAND WASH, WAXING • IT'S THE LAST DETAIL! There·~ new equipment, nt.'W management. new ownersh1p at the same location. Pick·ur " de· Uvery + drop-or ser vice avail. 0.11 for appointment or &lOP by & ))Ct: what w~ are doing. The ..... o.t.11 t114t7SM337 3W7$ Birch St. ::iu 1tc J Newport Beach IMMP.OIATI:: m :1.1VERY • Lil<il SELECTION OFMEW 1979 320i'5 528i's 1\1.~ 1>3.'ICSi '.., IMSTOCk! 0.11 loday · We abo may h-il\LC that pre ownt·d BMW yuu ;1n· 1<1ok111g l11r' 831-2040 495.4949 becutiv~ Cot "7H5301 ''Iii·•-<!. c;unrool , lt·alh1·1 ;ii l11v<.. lo w m 1I1·~ • Clp1·r.1tt•<; on rcg ul;ir lud' f544:ll Sl4,99S I f)lh1·r<; lrl Choow CREVIER8MW l~I & liroadw<iy SA~Ti\ \Ni\t X35 :1 171 ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST & ~all''> ~·wrvH·c L1·a:-.1111-! Roy Car ver, Inc. Holl' ft•M'•· B~I W l:°>-111 .L11nhon·1· :'\1•WJ1t111 11«.ol h lj.llJ 1~14 I ---------'76 IJIS: 2dr. S:.pd . i\Mtl"M. 3'Smpg, 46M m1 . S'25001 bcllt 54Hi649 '73 rai. 50K m1. xlnt l'Und. good i.ta.'> m1. make oCfcr &L'Hl;.t l 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brand New '79 HONDA Cars MANY To ChooM Ft-om! UNIVERSITY otdsMQbj~ / Honda Cars • GMC . Trucks. 2k.10 II arbor Rlvd. l:t.l!'>ta Mto:-J 540-!ll~I() '7X /\l'rlJfll. Ill UI', air, ,\.\1 ll"M ca!1c;, :i yr w:rrr. nu .\lil·h XZX. top c-onil l>IK. Sti651) I' I' a.'>ti 7~~J 9730 ....................... '77 XJ-12L ,\ulomaur. a ir. 11111\ l'ltUIJJPl'tl. 1,\I Jl'l u.tl mil1·., ll1•g1·n•·v ll••d ~ L.111 h1tl1·., · Flot" IL"' .. 12.'l I Ll·•I I CREVIER BMW •7;, 11.\1W :lii:-.1 \Int 1·<111<1. I h l & Hroadv.;1y 11v.111•r SXSl.IU ''' r I!'•<! ti<!ll-1 S.\N'l /\ I\. I\ 11:1!1 :11 i 1 wktl v-. :.151 .!K l :! - c,,.., wkn<h 'i-t X.lli, lullv 1•111111111o·tl 7j I!.\}',\ l!tJll2 4.,pcl, 1\(.'. 'lt•t eo t..Sl!!.180'.I 1•h;iUllC'Ur 1111 vo·n. lh t olr t>l5 ~.XI~• 9732 .........••............ ·m~J(iK '!-.prls Cfll'. 70.0011 •741 ~ .Jlf. /\.\lri''M 1111·i... mi. xlnt mt•t·k. ;JUto New nu ~tch ltrt·!>, ,,4M. xlnt Koru '~. muflr, s1lvr w/bl s.s:n>.4!).f' .. 4~ IJll ~lliOO lil4 )7::i2 1~ ---LoM 9737 'Tl s:rh. auto. ')h."fl~ ras~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Int r oncl1t1on. !)~11110 1;1l ·1!1~1!J i :! 3 O (.'!',, ~011•1 •·11n11. !O IO I mt, I ~pd. r:.tll l'\'!'>, i ll l!li ~ 808 McLAREN's 8.JO ~ Reach lilvd LI\ llA HHA 15 M1. No or SA Fw' ~ C7 I 4t 522-5333 Sund11y by r\ppl unx l.olu., l':!oollnl, buy or l,tkt' 11v1•r k u.,c ..:, C' 1• I l •• n I t• f>ll d 1l1 O It 'l!Ji tJl:!I ·9738 ..............•........ 2 Ma1.d:1 HX2. 4 dr. rum. g rt-Ul i\C. 25 mpg. SI IOU Ulll Ul•an. 5-i.l-54!J I 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1976•450SfL • Superb to nd i l11111 mcl'han1c ally & l'•J',. met11·allv Lo aded G:ll· 17l2. G7~·3222 --- 'i2l.50 SL. l<:t re 4 SPO SPTS CAR. 'ii; UMW S.-.11 ;\ulo. lo 2 t~. mugs 4!1'J-53Ml:I. m1 .. mc·t<1ll1t• hrown, ---- tap<'/Sll'rco, s nrt . am· '79 2"10 Dsl. whltl'. snrf. mir SllOOcn· dable SJ.200 754·5705. or 5700. bc•fr Ii! 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LARCiE SELECTION OF ALL MOORS Sl lOl'&COMPAHI-~ BARWICK DATSUN ! I I I '1 '' !• 8 31 -1375 49 3-3375 •DATSUNS• Lanp s.lediott Of All Models WE SNCIALIZE IMCiOOD SIRVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR BLVD S4CM4 I 0 540.021 l 1971 DATSUH llOWACiOH Au111mut1C-, AM l fM ~terco, n1r t.:Oncl., pwr :.howroo m c 11nd iuo n . S17.6CX.lloffcr 75!1·9040 '73 45USLc: yellow. xlnl rond. Sl4.950 Pvt t'ty ~-~ --------'68 MR. 300St..:L. A /l', leathe r . a ll power & more. Good cond. $4500 5.51.fn'>.I '79 o\SltiL /\nth Nrt:y. brn k·ather 1n1. 7M ml. all o pf s . ~33 .000 00·4211i/Mtl·0.~2:J eves. ·71 :MUI>. S13.9'J5. SUnr1 . auto. air. new ttrei. & brk..,, 644·Hti0:l '67 MBZ250Sl .. classic IV clean. rlrk blu, t\ Mt PM ca:.:.. 2 tops. good mpg, SI0.000. Oys 979-441!15, cVl.'S/Wkndi. 673-4285 ·s.s~L 2tops. Sacn lire. $6,500. Emerald Bay. 494·4lM8 MG '742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 MG M1d1!et 211.000 mi, runs, looks super. S31kl0 0.11644-~. q.t 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• stcennM. 6 cyl. fuel lnJec· '720pel Coupe! t1on. 17 000 miles & like 1497 N f:. w <' o n d I l I o n • 751-0tlllttifl 5 tll6WDGI 1--------- $6999 .................. !?!~ NatMrt.Caclllac 0!00() Harbor Blvd t42.$ Baker St. COSTA MESA 540-9100 '73 L Pantera, take over lease at 1278/mo. llUnl cood. Call 983-9836 AM. ~ ... II.I '750 --------...................... . '7Vll14 2.0 appr. 1roup, blk wlbra le car cover, "Int il\Mpt!. mootbest olrer. *-3438· .. ............ . I I I .. •. ~.'.":!!.~ ...... : ....,.., l•porW . A.tot. UM4 ·_Midi __ -,_..._. Ju__.tr ... 1_• .... _1e_7t _____ • ___ .. twL._;..;v ... Pft.--.o;:..;..T--•=-•.:;. I y.... 9772 •••••• ••• • • •••••••••••• • ............................ UM«t • ... ..-..1f1rW ....._l•1rW Md& ttlO C Mme H15 ' ...... UM4 ..._.,UNd ........................................ 1............. ............•.....•.... ...........•••.....•••. ...........•.....••.... •....••..••....•....•• . •••.....••.........•.• •·••••·•··············· ~... 97 ..... t7'1 ¥••¥• t770 VOLVO tt7•CADIUAC a.y.a... HU,_.. • tt40 •W919 9'U •• 1111 ••••• .. ••••••M• ........ ••••••••••••••• .-...•••••• •••••• ••• ••• • '10 DOWN OAC • Coe.I DI YIW •••••••••••••••••• • •••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• 'ft 'hrp IU I ... VW ·HavlJ\ltrouba.aell SALH,SIAVICI '751UICk Fu ll power, AM t f'M ---~PHIL 197tH>ID .....,., lobowNOM Shafe! • WY QR GAi • lnl )'OUt t ar' Try u1 Top ... ~ 1 • ..... MG • 119 DOWN OAC • MUS• ... ~ COii ... Low en I I a I • ':JICOIGU.A doillar . Paid for or Not' OVE; .. ~7"1v1.·Kv ISTATIWAGON •dtereo. Ult wheel. Lan· '71COltDOIA LOO<; ,,~,..... ~ Yt ltow /l lael& Prle I._,. Hd1n, 27,ttl ~your car to J1n1 """' .., .,, 3-."ICaler. V8. a utomatic. au top 4e leather In· l G.000 mites. V·B. ~i:\~;n·ot~ srw1 ••l•Ualtla C al ....._ • •PMd. bucket II no Volka wa yo n . EX.PERT8 puwcr11tcel111i;,fact .ulrd. lenor.~9!9<9&9 PRKJ. automatic. power stet-r· . D steerin g & b r akei.. TM-...•ID•lO. ........... _...-,, CS' .. 'KR> 1171l•aeh81vd ,I unt •.o•i•llCI t ilt. c fu1·s C'. woo .,_ Ing. fact. air. landau. ~- -~-llut 1,1...._ -UJtluu .._.. 81.1ad1 · Ai.k tor _..V"'YO ariun.luggage rack. .......Cadlhc stereo. <2022S0>. ~"'). ~'~.~~~~~e~ •• ~ -. • ... •• 1,. iMTllW ft>"* lhnno or To m -t l183~1 aeoc>Harbor Blvd. $4595 • w. --'·a.hp, ae. I& .... ,._ A&lda. ·=~~~~~d $2595 WSBake r St. JC FORTUNE \ (lzm!).~~:.39401 . ==---~.OMC ....,.,JOlS40.9467 *J.C. FORTUNE ~A,MIOE.50A * . . ..,,..., --lt11t,lantaAna 149uper&ftdl_,,AM/to'M -----n.·-t1acGMC _.._ Pontiac-GMC .. 9lJ 'hrsa. NM .,._ CTM,_.1000 ~:s:.:;:.:r A&kln11 OltAl«H COUMTY ~XK(t-r.'tlit. Sanla Ana '17 Cpe de VIie, 42K mi. 2000 E. lst, Santa Ana &A!Ml ........ ...,.o.... ...... , ..... __ c-,_ THEODORE ROBINS :=1sl~1':'*' IO IO, VOLVO (114)558-1000 P.P.XJntcond.llSOO Dys <714>S58·lOOO ·:..c=lr Bua. R•bU EXa.USIVJo:LY VOLVO 1.g,2800 FORD '13'4 IH: 1.0. -..ic. • amTOTOTA ..,._1 l.arleltVolvoONalor --.m--C-... -Al-11-... C--r clu&C9 Is brat& Slll1• bsOrqeCounlyl ..,, Cenl.UQ'. 2-dr. Like _,_,.. We! SoY•! S.! CHRYS&.11 '7,J •NEATWAGON! * '76FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE IOPASS. WGN. 2060 f<A~BO>i IHVl> CO!>TA Mf~A b·l'l (JIJIU car. ~l'I CO'OIJ.A llDAN BUY or Lf.ASE new. tS.000 ml. Air. till. SIDAH DE VIW nd.Ult. ~ tnal radio DIRECT" <·ruist'. AMffM. M200. f\111 power, factory air CORDOIA Loaded including s un· rool. stereo, full power & low mileage. I <429RYXJ Warranty available. ·75 lluby blue Mustang. Good ('Of'ld, Rest offer. Urll aft 6, !140--0956. ·m~~~~: ~:.~··• .. u .. , .~},COE ~' • ~ ~:~~~:i=~ f;~lf.1 .. ~:.:~ ~ '67 91.2. No N.'>I JtiOOHarbbrBlvd ~.-~ $6999 Alloya.~~1. 14158UerSt AT A-~ 750-2011 Coclloc • "'' ....... CodiUac: $3995 .IMSLIMOHS IMPOnS l!J70HARBOR BLVO. V·8, automat ic. power stee ring, pow.l!r win· dows. locks, ract. air. lilt. cruise, rack. stereo, s plit seats, new radiali. t529NWG> G7 Convert classic partwl· • IY rl'l;tored. Best ofr o ver WX>67J.44~ _.......... COSTA MESA JIM MAllMO ""Im-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2600Harbor Blvd ·10 Porsche 911E. AJloYit. MCMIOO Y,,.,. '*SWA4 1/!U '76 264GL. Top cond 1976CADILLAC 142SBake r St. $1495 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi.J...J·-~ Korus 5 s pd v.A •lllin Lo ade d . SS795torr. a rv"Ut"'DO COU-r<Y:!TA MESA ~~~11--•-c.o.o. ~-...,.., '72 Coroaa Wng Good ~ rs; """~ ~· ..... ........, _,......,, cood. Very dependuble ·I· 7:)2.ll!Mdays ,49S-0589. Splat pwr. seats. tilt 540-9100 COSTA MESA 6ll·IZ761lJ.9300 * J.C. FORTUNE '72 OIU'i hrdtp. Uc lla 118. sro. 77,001'1 m1. l owner SI.050 MO-s:>ai. ·68 912, s unrf. 5 s pd, stereo. red w/blk int, DM>O. 67s.8638 $1,300. 831·:1.IM. 557·6389. '67122S, wllecl. cruise control. '76Seville: Divorcr rorces at\. 6. smmcl ...,-. Of'IH -"'' stereo, Cabriolet top & 'Tl.tP.M.MOMDAYS -.... all oC lhe Cadillac lux· sale. 39,000 m i le s. "72 Newport. AJr. h ke new mt., ext. Xlnt OPt-r<Jling cond. $1650 640.6242 art 6 Pontiac-GM<.: 2000 E. 1s t, S:.tntu Ana (7141558 1000 '6691U ·sp. alloys. ,,._,.. 9767 ..... ., 071 ...................... . ·2· PAl'TS DIPT. OPIH 'Tl. t P.M. MONDAYS • "ft. J P.M. SATUDAYS ~ wies. Low, low miles . Brown/tan. Sharp. $7800. '7•t 14.SA Wl{ll : Lug rark. <047NRR>. C811831·2227. AC. PB. PS 38Mst. 59M, $5999 1971 CADILLAC '7S Cordoba: Silver, foll powt r. below blucbk $MOO. 675-1631bet 10·6 1976 FORD WGM. TORINO SQUIRE Automatic, pwr. steer· 111g, stereo, air cond .• low miles & XL.NT condition. t!rMNWG l. Spcc1C1I pm •c of '77 Cutlass Supreme, A<:. hit whl. /\ M W M, good rru. I' I'. !lllfi.ij,)57 '76 Umc~a. 6 <'YI. 25.000 mi. 2 dr. landa u to p. I'S. PB. '1 Ot'W tir<.'S. M1nl ccnd. Bst ofr over SUOO. 546-4479. -----·-· ----1 '73 TR·6: BEAUTIFUL ltals la,ce 975' cond. FULLY loaded. •••••••-•••••••••••••• 63M mi. $3850. "97·2073. reg gas, gd cond, $3000 ~ Cadill~ R.EETWOOD IRHM. "93-l8l2. 2600 Harbor (Jlvd. t\&U power. factory 3ir '75 Cordoba. silver, full powe r . blk lthr int . J\J\1/FM stero. air. xlnl rond. lo m1 . S2700. 631 xn Ml DEALER IN-t.l.S.A. •I •"IJI• 9770 ....................... '68 VW body <shell only> S2S. Call 968·92'72 _./j·l · SALB DIPT. OPIH 7 DAYS A WIH -4· Alllos.Used 1425 8aker St1 cond .,.AM/FM stereo •-•••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA tape. lilt wheel. !>plil G••ral 990 I 540.9 I 00 pwr. scats. padded top. ••••••••••••••••••••••• low rrulL-s & XI.NT condr· •CARPOOL ANYONE"! * .. '17 B.DO COUPE l • o n . M u i. l !> c t-! /\II xt ras, 1nclud1n~ (283<..'TN1 sll'reo w1tapc. 6 wa)' $2999 s l' a l , I' r u 1 :n• • c l c . Nc:mers Caditloc -9930 ......•....•..•........ 1976MARKV $2999 Nabers Cadillac '70 Olci-. Dt'l la l9S Excellent 1·oncl1t11111 Must Se(• R.'r.),41lfll'! 9957 • •••••••••••••••••••••• "71 Squareback w/snrf. __ c_l~_1_o_WN_o_,,._n ___ 1 XJnt cond. Auto. SlSOO 873-8729. '#1 UASI All MAICIS & MODIU, SPKIAlmM&IMYW &.-C91Swz '79GMC SUIURIAN Sierra Grande 15, 3 sealer, 1568 miles, V.S. automatic. power steer· lng.fact. air. O R007'4> SlJSOO/offer. (126URVI. 2GOO Jlar bor Blvd. Hawahan Am. 752·753J 14zs llakc r St. COMTIMEMT AL Till whN:I. crwse con I.ml, ~ll·n'<>. s plit pwr ~at'i, (;abrrolet top & leather. ( S<!r 81.2 Ul0 I. 2i~IO 11:.t rbor Bl\ cl 1125 ttak1•r St C<.~11\ ~1 ESA 540-9100 Jolwtson& Son LINCOLN-MERCURY '59 Silver Cl«MI 1 $19.00G 98.'">-4144 1974 VW Bug. Good cond. $2700 best offer. Call .s- '#1 MAYI OYa I 00 NIOW'MID ICOMOMY C.US TO CHOOSl,.OM or559-59S8. <.:~TA MESA "ill Futura · 4spd, red w l wht· int , AM I FM stereo. Jo mi. Is l to pay o(l loan o( $3420.73 driV('S ll a way! 968·440!'1 , 544-~. ··Speclul ufthe Wl•ck ' 1978 PINTO 1975 CADILLAC 540-9100 S i I v e r .. x l 1• r 1 o 1 auto mal1 «. r;id 10 & heater (l)ilUEBt SS PW d week~s onJy, 963-9233.. '67 • M , z r cpe, $8395 COUPE DE VIUE l.<'alher. tape, tilt wheel. Qibnolct top, full power. fm1.0ry air cond. & low .. Corniche". RHD, restored, asklng 127.96o. PP. 49t-2023 'IB Bug, auto, stick, good condition. $850/offe r . 673-7222 -6. RaBIATI DllJYlrt ON MOST MOOILS * J.C. FORTiJNE Pontiac·GMC 2000 E-l11t. Santa Ana (714)558·1000 9905 ....................... rrules. (S32NIM) S.599 ~Cadifloc 2000 Harbor. m vd, 14258akcrSl. C0EIT A M Jo:St\ 540.9100 SPECIAL PURCHASE Of Like-New Ford Motor Co .• EXECUTIVE CARS made a Special PurchaSe . . . We cutive Cars (never ot Ford Exe bUt Ford Motor owned by any~ Lincoln ' s ' Co.) includi~gZephyr's and Mercury's. a~hese like-new '78's we're offenng . · loW miles) d '79'S (all with ve'J"Y . Ti.nse an bl lo1D pnces. ,~ at unbelieva Y Uent care. cars have had exce cial purchase our last suchur~ the energy was made d and ,74 Those cars crunch in 197~~ . a ·period of 3 were aU sow in da{s! H rtJ _ our So ur t cars truckloads ·?~~n to-·11 be amv··~ und •• Wednesday . a,,, me on call or co nd down to Joh~onM~ke son todaY t Your the BUY o Life. '76 SEVILLE, clean, lo mi, pvt pty. $8350. 673-32A>l $5999 Ncmers·Codiloc :?IJOO Harbor Blvd, S345Q 1926 CADILLAC -~=~~/\ SEVIW 540-9100 2626 Ji;irbor Bl., . t\I '7S entry Sq. Wgn : mint M0·5llJll C!Olld. AC. st .. reo. l:Jr>t•. ------ c ruist-. 9 pd:.~. $4!1$85. '75 !>into. autv, 36,000 m1. Split pwr. seat, AM/FM 8 ------642-0346 evl'S dean. $1500 trJck, till wheel. cruise ---------• 1oolrol, padded top & low --- -64A--3046 rrulc::;. <236PRUI. $7999 Nabers CadiHK :!tiOO Harbor Blvd. 1425 Baker St <.;()!:,IA MESA 540-9100 16 SeVIUe: l owner. ultra clean. lo m l, <'ompl l oaded , S95 00 . 546-7500/540-1100. I 9n CADILLAC B.DORADO COUPE Leather, ste reo radio. cru i s e contro l & Clbriolet top. (312RXJ >. $7999 ~Cadilac 2600 Harbor Blvd 1425 Baker St. C~AMESA 540-9100 '78 Seville , $11,000 or take over lse. PP. Dys. 759-9501. * 599 DOWN O/\C • '74UNCOLH CONTIMEHTAL MARK IV F\Jll power, 6 way <,<>.ll, l:tt1.. afr. ('n,use. Ult . l;rn. ctm, .,lt:rt>o laJ.lt'. 111urt· .~, S3495 * J.C. FORTUNE Pontiac·GM<.: 2000 E. 1st. Sanla Ana (714)558-1000 1'7ZMAIUC IV COMtlte4TAL Has aJl ol the Lincoln klx uries & low. low nulcs. (141HTZ). $2599 NalMnCodlllac 2600Harbor Blvd. 1425 Baker St. COSTA MESA 540.9100 1!117 GraruidJ '1 dr, \'In} l top, air. 1•11· • 111 1111. xlnl cond. S37<JO /olr P l'. ~ 197!1 Pint o 4 -.s 1Jt•1·tl nuleage-35. J\1r. un'1t•1 wa rrant y S4 3Utt ~ --5.52-1928 .• '!Ai Fa1rlane Conv: Nu ---- p.Jint &, top. $000/best of· Plymouth 9960 ft:r. G7J.l:i74:1/b'73·604ti. ••••••••••••• •• •••• • • • • GRAM ADA FOUR DOOR '77S1lver. t271SMV I Sl175 '77 SiJvcr , CJ66SMC°I 9/i5. '77Tan < LSISLX > Sl275. '77 U . blue (:r74SLV> S3f75 "71\Srlver (794TRI-:> $1195 '7 6 Pfymouths JO Fury 4-dr s tatio n w;igon -;. A ll full ~ Loqwppcd Air. J\M/FM radio, i '/li, l'/S. M~l colors & interiors All ma 1nta 1n ed by rlcet ffil:,-charu<:s. All avail. at SSOO·SlOOO be.l,ow Blue Hook wholl'Sale pr11·l' Uruly P1lol. 330 W. IJ;i:; Sl, CM. 6'12·4321. i'1l·1•t Managcr ----- IX Dk blue< l50 RLX1 '73Satellltc . Mu~l ~ell. );ti Olll5 t'Ond, r uns wt>ll, PS, PIJ. AH cars have air condi· v rn t o p. nu tr r es uowng, vinyl inten or & $1200/best. &10·9747. are 111 xlnt mcchankal ..__.. --- condJt1on. Hawauan J\m . .-unnac 996!» Co. 752·7531or559-5958. •••••••••••••••••••••• • '76Uncoln ·71 Cad Sedan de Ville, 4dr $.S350 1!179 f'ord Granada 2dr. low miles. Xlnt <'ond. 548-5873 3000 mill's , AM /FM * S99 DOWN OAC * '76POMTIAC GRAMDPRIX N<.-wllrcs.S1800.S49·Sl32 •---------:.terro. S5200 o r orrcr . 77MARKV K32-0096~-·~~~~~ V-8. ;iulomatic. powe r Meerin~. powe r win· dows. fuel. arr. ult. rrwse. landau. sten•o. l'U\tom wlwch. llt'W r:.td1a ls ( WHIU>G 1 c.mro 9917 Designer m0<h'I. with l!lt'i6 Ford Ltd, 77,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• every l'Ol1ce1vabk· xtra. mil~. $300. Call 546·ti513 '69 Camaro 327, a uto. AM /FM cassette 49tS·231Y7 Io m 1 I e a g e . x I n I . .Jim Si800torrcr ta:JJ UYV 1. ------- II aw a 11 an /\ m . <: o . '71 Ford I.TU. •I dr . :Ill 7~>:n531or 559-!).'lf!H n•rN•·r SXllO Or bi·'>l ur S3995 '75 Qimaro LT, i\/C. nc>W ~ ---9 932 l••r.twt~i:; ____ -*J.C. FORTUNE llrcs, 50,000 m1. S3SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •77 Granada l rn m al' Pontiae <;Mc 96K-?039 1977 CHEVROLET t'Olld. very <'kun. lo ml. "'""' L" I t S I /\ &A/V4J .-. c; •• an ,1 n.1 '75 Camaro, red 60K, CORVETTET·TOP ma n y xtra s. $381111 . (7 M>f>Sll·l(JIJO AM/FM cass. A/C, V-8, '1 With automatic trans 6'l:l·IH95 _______ _.._ brl. new T .A. w/maY,s Loaded & a be auty! '71 LTD Sta wag. Molnr ·~ . - S3700. Tu<.-s-Sat 640-5800, C42.MUWE>. O'hauled Slll5 bsl olr '"~~·Ill'> "~1: ~ sp<!· •lOH aft 6546-2868. Skip. OHL y $89'S takes 675.416'! 1· u M l, s 1 ~ b LL SJm Ill'\' 7:>'.> tn:l6 Chrv1eiMt 9920 HOWARDCheYrold Uncolft 9945 ·~ <.~1tallna . Xlnt tontl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dove• & Quail Sts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rd1ahlt· trans. SSOO or 'fr7 Lincoln. Suicide doorc;. beit ~-40Q aft 5. FINAL 1978 NEWPORT B~ACll Q.EARAHCE! 813-0555 $300 494.2502 on Camaros, Caprices, Monte Carlos, MaUbus & Novas. Drastic reduc· tions1 SAVE HOW!!! COMM Ell CHEVROLET ,.._,_ 11.H I•" II , , I '""I \ ,, ~" I 54&. I 200 • JnJRRY ON DOWN * '751MPALA 4 door sedan, V -8 . automatic. power steer· ing, fact. air, new paint. newUres. (921MIT> Sitts . * J.C. FORTUNE PonUac-OMC 2000 E. 1st, Sanw Ana (714)MIJ.1000 ~~ ·~ ~ ... -~ W.S. .. Lurka' I ........ -I --·-CAI•,._ ..... -..m '78 Malibu Clualc, 19M. olr. auto • PS. PB. cruise, tilt. a mtfm t11pe, Leaving country. $48001 olfer. 640-6\57. 'tl8Corvair food cond. H7°J7tS. '78 Chev)' Luv, UK ml. cstm m1de h«t, bl.It, take '1lltt .-yrnentt. 493.zseo '17 Qtevy Caprice Cla.ic, f\llly eaulp'd, 18,0001111· •• tm>, ~.P. 1·770I. ---- *CANT MISS! * 73CORVETTE T-top. fact. arr, power stccnn~. power win dows, lllt. crwse. stereo. rac k. mai;s w /ovab (413S571 $6495 ~iif~~J~NE 2000 E. L'il, Santa Ana (714 )558·1000 ec.p-9913 ....................... lt71MYCURY COUGARXR7 Astroroor. stereo radio & 8 track tape player a nd c rui s e t'On tr o l . <Ser 6014761. $5999 NalMn Cadillac 2600 II arbor Blvd. 1425 Baker St C~'TAMESA 540.9100 Dodp 99)5 ....................... 9950 ••..................... ORANG1-;co NTY'S NEWEST IJNCOLN Mfo:R<:U RV DJ:;ALEH!>HIP RAY FL\DEBOE LINCOLN MF.RC H V 16-18 Auto Ct•ntcr Or SDFwy Luke l"ore~l exit IRVINF. 830-7000 'tN fo1 reb1rfl Ch'an, n'blt motor, S!.000 S41i·l:l7J9. '67 Tl·mix·sl Wgn. OL'\.'( ... ~ork. SJOO. 4!l!J·l534 ·12 C ata l ina 4 -clr Urougha m. xlnl mL•l'h. 'ohapc, nu t1rt·<1. net.. 1>.unt Sl:itlS Will co11 s1dt'r t r:ldc. 97!1-884!) ·79 Traos·Am. Spl'c1al l-:d 111011. 11,000 rn i. T- Top. Lot.idl'd. Sl0,000 MldClfti) • 9952 _Hcst ofr.4!~1·~~-=--- •••••••••••••••••••••• • "75 Catalina Sport C1)C. '7S Must. Ghia 6-cyl. 4· spd. AM/FM. A/C, PIS. P/B, $3350. 646·6205 aft 6. 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Not too long ago, most smo~ers believed that low tar cigarettes simply didn't taste very good. Then along came MERIT packed with 'Enriched Ravor,~ tobacco. And the 7''low-tar, low taste" theory was exploded. No othu new cigarette in the last 20 years has attracted. so many smokers as quickly as MERIT! And its convinced some of the hardest-to-please critics of low tar smoking: high tar smokers. In fact, over 70% of MERIT smokers are coming directly from high tar brands! Its clear: MERIT taste is changing attitudes towards low tar smoking. . Kings &IOOS W1n1ing: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Ciglmtl Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • • .. ~ t .............. ,,. - ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Your Hometo•n ~f Dally Ne••paper1 FIFTEEN CENTS Ted Haunted r,g · Chapp~uiddiek 1 WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen Edward M Kennedy, D·M an .. acknowleda• that the acl'ident at C happaiqw ddJck 10 yeatrs 110 t.o I day "wlll lfve with me for \be rest Of rny Ufe.'' "Aa _, aa I'm In publJc lJ(e, I'll be a11ked about I\," pe i.a1d 10 a bri.r LIUrvtew. WtU It be a ractor Ir Kennedy dec1dt>s to run for president 1n 1980 or la~.1" ' "Ob~ly, lt's a factor one of many," he rephed j • &£NNEDV. WHOSE PE&sONAL LIFE HAS been muked by \ra&ecb. Said the a ccide nt ln wblch Mary Jo Kopechne was killed "was different for me in that 1 was the ooe respomuble I ·•1 assumed ruu responsibility for 1t at the time." he said. t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- i , . D•llJ ~,.. .-..... 119 Mury , • ..,., BIO AND LITTLE TOOT MAKE MUSIC FOR COtJNTY FAIR Jecquea and Jimmy Jome of Mlchlgen Pley Cetllope ;County Fair Sets States Reunion Singer Elvin Bishop and con· linuing performances of l.aser ' •Discomania spark up tonight at the Orange County Fair.,88 Fair )Drive. Costa Mesa. t Then on T hursduy 1ns pira· Slional singer Debby Boone will !lig ht u p t he fa i r with he r •performances at 7 a nd 9 p.m. m the amphitheater Hours are noon lo m1dniRht to· \day through Thursday and 10 .a.m. to midnight Friday through ·Sunday. whe n the fair ends I Admission of $2 for adults and l s1 for children 6 to 12 includes ~entertainment. l On Thursday, All States Rcun· ion Day will honor Or unge 1Countians who come from other 1ostates. l He re's the schedule for Uus evening and el'rly Thursday b TONIGHT S-10 p.m. China painlang- uropean-style and naturalistic owers. crarts area. l S p .m. Carson Junior Singers. i Mountain Dew Stage . t 5 a nd 8 p .m . M itc he ll Marionettes Showboat , on the grounds. · 5:30 and 7:30 p.m . Jete Gym nasties, on the grounds. 5 ;30 a nd 8:30 p.m . Riata Ranch Cowboys, lieril a1e Stage. 6 p.m . 4-H on Stage, 4·H build· ing. 6:30·10:30 p.m. Giant Steps Combo, Food Baza a r. 6:30 p.m. Eddie Spaghetti, t Heritage Stage. 7 and 9 p.m . Elvin Bishop, ! Ampbitheat.er. 7:30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 7:30-11:30 p.m. Montezuma's Reven1e, Mountain Dew Stage. r I and 10 p .m . Lase r Dis· ' comanla featuring the Lockers, f Grandstand. ! nllJRSDAV 4 9 a.m. 4·H market and feed beef, livestock Mrea. '------~--------....... - 'CYCLE' SOLD f ~ !!!!. !'~~ .. u my Exercycle, but nobody want· ed to buJ It -untll I tried the Dal~PUot .• •"?bin I aold it to the flnt caller OD the flnt day my eel ,. ... n.&'1 Ille adverU1bl1 l uceell ....., of die Ca•ruo Bea~h au wbo plend .WI ad lll the D.aJ7PUot: 9 a.m. Junior poultry show. Ii vestock area. 12·5 p.m C hin a painting. crafts area. I and 3 p.m . Debbie's Dance Studio. Mountain Dew Stage. I p.m. FFA m urket and feeder beef, livestock area. I 30 p.m Harry "Woo.Woo" Stevens. Heritage Stage. 2 p.m Ronald Mc Donald, p1c· me a rea. 2 and 4 p.m. Carson Singcrl>. M ount;.11n Dew Stage 2.30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 2 30 a nd 4:30 p.m Variety show. Heritage Stage :J. 30 p. m. Clown contest and mi me show. Heritage Stage 4 p.m. 4·11 on Stage, 4-11 build· Jn~ &nfa Denied Permission To Testify By STEVE MARBLE Of t!W O.llJ l'I ... SIMI Former Huntington Beach C1· Ly Attorney Don Bonra was not a llowt.'<1 to testiry Tuesday in a pe rsonnel hearing for a man he once rired. Bonfa says he was asked to testify ror the city regarding his relationship with fi red de puty ci· # ly attorney J ohn O'Connor. Hearing officer .Joseph Gen· tile , however, ruled aga inst listening t.o Bonfa's testimony. O'Connor's personnel hearing was concluded Tuesday arter four days of testimony . Gentile s ays It m ay be t wo months be fore he ma kes a ruling id O'Connor's right to regain his Job. 8onfa had fired O'Connor In 1977 after the two bad reportedly engaged in a fiatfigbl in clly hall. O'Connor lat.er was reinalated. Bonra Jgjl the city's WP le1al po1ition-.., he wft'defeated by Gail Hutton In a 19'18 cit.y election. Mrs. Hulton fired O'Connor laat May on m""lUple char&ea of LntubordinaUon. ln the penonnel hearln1. Mn. Hutton teallfled that ber ex· deputy left UM office for leqthy pertoda of Ume wltbout explana· Uoa. lbt allo t.aWWd that O'CoD· aor eall9d 1111...at • .. prtv ... at· tol'IMJ" -reluMd to dtwlle convenetiom be bid with city coundJ members. ' O'Connor telUllM tbat be wu kept lD tbe dart u to lln. Hut· toa'• d'IPh•un wttla lalm. Ht ... e.ttfted tbat OD \be <111 IONl'A. ,... Al) ~ M ked for his recollection or details of that njaht, KeMedy replied, "I testlfled'slx months alter lhe accident under oath." He said th~ transcript of his testimony, running more than 700 pa1es ·•rnmains the best account of what happened at that time." resignation as a prelude Lo wholesale penoonel changes. \he political speculation about a Kennedy challenge persists. Kennedy talked about Chappaquiddick in sever~I interviews timed to the annive rsary of the accident. Tbe 10th annivers ary or \he accident comes at a time or r~· n~wed speculation that Kennedy might challenge President Carte r tor the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination. KENNEDY INSISTS REPEATEDLY HE will not be a can· didate. that he expects Carter to be renominated and re-elected. and that he intends Lo s upport the president "The other tragedies, the assassinations. the de aths of my brother and s ister in Wdtld War ll were imposed on me." he said. "T hey had enormous impact. But Chappaquiddick made me a much different person. a very dif~erent individual." But with the Ca rte r administration shaken by domestic crises. with the Cabinet and senior White House staff s ubmitting letters of IN AN INTERVIEW IN mE BOSTON Globe today-10 years after Chappaquiddick -the Massachusetts Democrat said that <See KENNEDY. P a ge A2> Death lnque~t So-Ught .. Attorney Claims Co.in Collector Slain FREDERICK SCllOEMEllL torney Cecil llicks. menls pointing toward foul play 0t111•0•11Y"11•es1111 Kr eber is r e pre s e n t in g include the fact t hat llaig's M ur de r not s uicide J · I-' · ·d r J h wa llet . valuabl" ,.,,1.ns and ·· caused the death of a f'ountaJO canine .a1g, w1 ow o osep " " .. lla1 g 53 who died after 1'ngcst· piecl' of paper containing the Valley coin collector whose body · · · l·ng a le• .. al dose of ,..,.,.n1'de name ttnd phon~ num .. :r 0 ( lht--was found s lumped an his car u• "J.. ·~ .. pot ential buyer we n • m1~s1n14 May 26, according lo an attorney His body was fo und in the Five from the: c:ar who is seeking a form al cor· Points shopping center m llunt oner's inquest in tJi~UMJ.----._nf}ron Beach ~ hou-rs...---.!.A .... nd. K1 ebcr contended. ther1• The formal inquest was sought ;.ifle r he had left home to meet a we re conflicttng reports rrom Tuesday by Ron Kre be r in let potential coin buyer and attend po l ice i.lnd co r o n e r 's 1n ters Lo both the Orange County a JOb interview veshgatbr~ on bru1~e~ found on G rand Jury and District At Krc ber su1d today that ch: lla1 g·~ bo<ly Carter's Cabinet May Quit After 14 Years Valley City Chief 'C lmeruls to Resign W ASlllNGTON CAP > With By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Of Ille Dally I'll .. $1•11 all his Cabintet and high.level staff offering to resign . Presi· dent Carter is expected to decide Fountain Valley City Manager by Friday where the ax will fall J ames Neal told cit y council as he works on a lineup to revive mr m bers T uesday that he in his presidency le nds to resign at the end of Lhis Senior officials were shaken year . by the move, _ the latest sur· Nea l. 65, has held the city's prise in Carter's sclr·declared top administrative P<>st nearly turning point _ which left the 14 years. wa tching the city grow government in li mbo. "from bean fields to its present The 34 top officials affected population of 55.000. ·· said little in publi c beyond con· He said hE' plans lo continue firming that they h ad bee n part-time teaching al area col asked Tuesda y to tender their l cgcs a nd wil l serve as a resignations. municipal consultant <1fter leuv- White House press secretary mg the city Jody Powell said the offers. Neal's resignation is effective made orally and not in writing, Dec· 31. 1979 would be considered "ca refully Neal said toduy he decided to and e xpeditious ly'' by the presi retire "a couple of weeks ago" <.lent. und ha d made informal an· Cabinet secreta ries we re led nouncements to city council to be lieve they would hear members. lie was praised for "an ex whether Carte r would keep them on "in two or three days," one eel lent ·Job" by city leaders at source said. Another source said T u e s da y's regular co\Jnc tl the president's decision would session. C'o me sometime "this week." "The city is m excellent rinan Bolh sources asked not to be c aa l condition e verything 1~ identified. ~rea l." Neal said One Whi te Hous e o ffi c ial, Ne ... who ca me under h re refl e c t ing the e xtre me ly from city employee groups for secretive nature of the day's de· alleged "threats and intimida· ve lo pmcnts ln this c ity that lion." is now wor king on a day. t hrives o n r um o r s, s a id, to d aycontract "Wh atever the preside nt's de-Last year, city council mem· cisions may be. 1 can assure you bers cancelled his two-year con he is keeping them to hi mself... tr act in reaction to complajnts The numbe r of resignations from city f!mployees. llis annua l the president will accept re· sa la ry is $43,861. mained unclear, but one White Neal said his decision to retire House official said "the presi· is based solely on his desire to dent will accept some." -dedicate more lime to teaching Members of Congres~ called · and pursue his favorite hobby LEAVING CITY POST Valley Manager Neal racquetball lll' ha!> served more than 33 yea rs m city governments. with pas t expe rience: 1n Berkeley. Salinas. Redding , Ot·eans 1dc. Redwood City and Vancuuve r. Wash •P rior t.o his entry into city gov ernmcnts. Neal ser ved as a com mander in the U.S. Navy. Neal said he intends to con linU'e living in his Fou ntain Va lley home after retirement Neal and h1s wife. Dorothy , have five children Tue s d a y 's a nno un c e m e nt "st r ange " and "curious ." Re publican reaction was the harshest, but several Democrats also questioned the president's actions. Europeans looked at Carter's shakeup and saw many .things- an e lection facelift, a crisis, a carefully planne d "Tuesday Massac r e ," a nd ·c ircus Carter" without a net. MacDonald Jury Pick in 3rd Day There was som e confusion about Just what was going on. (See CABINET, Page AZ> RALEIGH, N.C. ,APl -Jury selection In the triple·murder trial of former Green Beret doc· tor J effrey MacDonald of Hunt· ington Harbour entered its th.lrd £"1Co•pute Bul Copa Can Take the Heat The Huntinston Be.ch cope can take the beat but their computen can't . . While the pohce swelter ln cUmblna temperaturet pro· duced by the feder'•llY ordered '11-de1ree mereury HltlnC. their comput.n will be kept cool _,th an alr eondttioaer. TH& CITY COUNCIL AG&EID lbll week to pureblM a •.ooo air coadJUOner deaJped to k .. p the compu&en cool and functlonlnf. A«1Mdbal to police C•ptain Michael Burteafteld. Ir tbe room IN bot, tbt compuc.n IO on tbe trtta. TD DTl&S POUC& buUdinf, MYI Bun..,..., ll ,..,...._. "1 -atr eoodtOODer. Copa, prtsoaen .ad ~· puten .a...,,. tile HIM air. Tbe .... eandltloner .. ..-ct to ~ tbe depart- mnt'• vttal mada&w -.,.,.,. elH cu Inn to u" wtd\ die wermer .... ~ Burkafteld 1111. ' day t<>dlly with 10 jurors seated out of ~ questioned. This morning a n 1 llb Juror was added Gloria Hayes. 33, a Cary teachers a ide. They range from a Ham ett County inde pendent trucker t.o a Raleigh housewife . Three j urors were chosen Monday; seven on Tuesday. tn addition t o 12 regula r jurors, attorneys have indicated that they want four alternates. MacDonald. 3S, Is accuaed of bludceooing and stabbin& to death of hiJ wlfe Colette, 36, .and da u1hte ra Kimberly, 5, and Krl1ten, 2, at the ramlly'a Fort Br111 home ln tm. He wM lGdJcted by a lrand Jury ln lt'15, IDd the cue bu been weavtq lbrouch the cowu 1lnce UMm. Defense 1ttorn•y Bernard Secal of San Franct1co said T\lndaf be feelJ conftdent tbet MacDonald wtll ta.k• the ltand and t.-tty •'at Mqth." H .. comment to reporten was prolftpted bJ U.S. Dt1trkt J"9d1e ll'raailln T. Dupree Jr.'• repeat· ed qo"tlon1 to prospective ._,_,._maY,~AJ• 'And whcr(• •~ t ht· motive for s u1c1dt·'1 " Krcber asked "Therl' was not on1• ~1gn or d c~pon dency · am Re1'>nt-r l'h1c( deputy <'Or· On\'r . to<la\ d1 <;puled Krebt!r'!> an<1lys1s of lht· t·asc• W h~~t· m1~s ing wallt•t and c·o1ns. Beis ner ... aid. f'OUld point to fo ul pl<1y, lhc br u1s1•!-. und Qtht"r circum~tances o( t ht· death <Stt INQU'1:ST . P agf' AZI HBMurder Suspect list Grows By J E RRY CLAUSEN ~ ,,,. D•llr Piiot ~••ff Huntington Beach' detccl1 ves have addl'd abo ut 100 mo re names to their already long hst of ~uspt:l't~ to ht· 1•h1•1·kt•d out in the kidna pping and ;.ipparent murder of 12-year-o ld Ho bin. Sa msoe. The blonde. blue ·eyed Hunt· ington Bear h seventh grader disa ppea red Junt' 20. apparently while ndin~ a bicycle ho me from a girl friend's house at 14th and Ohve Str1•t'l~. He r <>ke lNul rem :11n:-. wen· fou nd in a rcmoll' foothill area near Sierra Mad re J uly 2 Police ~ay tht' name:-. :J<Jded l<> lhe1r ltst havt· ht·t·n t:om11lled by 1tw Lo~ i\ngt:le~ Polit·•· Oeµart mt•nt <1nd a n• :-.usp1•t'INI l'hild pornogt«1phC'rs 1n t h" Orange Count) an•a S~t Ron Jenkins. who lead~ I he ll·u m 1 n Vt'~l1 ~a t 111 g the Samscx.· C'a~e . ~aid l;s~l week t4at dcbr1~. ~uch a~ bee r c:<1n:. und ngarctlt• hull :-.. fou 11d near Ko bin's body h a~ br cn eva luated for 1•v1dencl' Attempt~ lo gain finge rpn nu. were rut1lc . he ~aid . lie ind1cal· t•d t h a r rHln c o f th l· i te m ~ J.(leuncd from the hilly. brush· t·ov~red sit(' ha ve res ulted 1n dut.•s Ht' udded lhal police ~till ..,ca r c h for the ma n who re· por tedly ~oughl to photograph Robin and hl·r gtrlfriend on the beuc~ .Jun(' 20 before: shl' d1sa p· pcarep. Hundreds or <'alle rs huve lei>orted possible suspects since an artist's drawmg of the man wa~ publis hed ·in a rea ne wspapers . Also sought is t he borrowed yellow Schwinn bicycle the girl was believed to be ril!ing the af· ternoon she disappeared. Coast Weather Some low clouds a nd fog late night and early morn. 1ng hours otherwise fair T hursda y with variuble high clouds . Lows tonight in 60s a nd 70s . Highs T hurs d a y m id ·70s a l be11ches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TOD~ Y s~ lttmw• ... are 111ff•rfrtfl. as more polmtial f. b11v•r1 ot k, "How for?" · b•/ore flaer oelt. "How mucll?" S.. ~ 8'. ..... At'f_....,._ AM Allll~ Ctt ~·':;.~ M .............. II ...,...... ..,. ~ ............. ,. °"""" .......... p._ .. C-.Ct Ct...._..._ M =-· Ct !!!!!'CW., AO ............ ....... ., .. ::::.:: -~ '~ _; ~ l.t"....... -,..; ......... : ==... .. ' ......... FLAYS 'FAR LEFT Ex·A ... mblymen Cordov• Veterans Support Miller Wy KATHY CLANCY Ot•~'l"'"SCMt Twenty.three Vietnam War veterans, including two former prisoners of war, came to the de· fense today of beleaguered coun- ty Supervisor Edison Miller. In the meantime, controversy continued to swirl around the former Vietnam POW MiU er as: -Orange City Councilman Jess Perez joined former Plan- ning Commissioners Rex Gaede and Shirley Grindle in announc- ing intentions to ,seek Miller 's elected post next June. Miller lashed out at Gaede who resigned Monday as Plan- n ing Com m ission chairman calling his action "irresponsi- ble" and "truly political." Al the same time, Miller has invited his critics to speak with him and h as denied he ever cgn- dem ned his country while he was a Vietnam prisoner for five and one-half years. Instead. MUler said, he bas been a patriot in deten~e of hjs country and contended it sometimes is in the best in- terests of a patriot to speak out in c·r iticism of his country Woman Raped And Robbed In Huntington A Huntington Beach woman reported to police Tuesday that she was knocked unconscious and raped last Saturday by a frizzy-haired man. The woman, pohce said, was hit on the back of the head by the assailant and remained un- conscious for nearly 15 hours in her downtown Huntington Beach apartment. Officers said the s uspect al- tegedly took an opal stal1,1e and a s amurai s word worth a n estimated $850. The victim, who had just re- turned to her apartment around 7 p.m. when attacked , swd her assailant was about 30 years old. Wendy Starts Term FRONTERA CAP) -Wendy Yoshimura, roommate or Patricia Hea rst during their fugitive days with the Sym- bionese Liberation Army, has begun serving her one·t.o-15-year sentence on a weapons charge. DAILY PILOT '"" 0•-Coe\I 0.lly PllO!. wilft wllkft i. ,_ "'_, ... _ ..... , .. ,-,_,, .. ,, ... °'_ ( .. u "~Oi~C-y """°'• .. H •tioM••e °"ell\MCI --. 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Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda. The former Democratic as aemblyman, who wu defeated by John Schmits In a run for the state senate. had been con· alciered a pnme candidate for the supervilortal appointment. Cordova said today, however. ht; won't run for the county's Thlrd District seat. But speaking or Miller's ap· pointment. Cordova said the choice could boomerang on Brown because mainstream Democrats may perceive that Brown will do a ny thing to placate the far left. Cordova said he believes that Brownleels he can challenge President Carter "only from the left flank." "I think we'll see a gigantic s lalom next year. Urown will veer to the left to get the nomination and if he succeeds he will tum back to the right for the general election." Cordova was on e of five finali s~ts for the seat that became vacant when Ralph Diedrich was convicted on a bribery charge. He sajd Miller has no support in the cou nty othe r than Hayde n 's Ca mp aig n f or Economic Democracy. "The governor should ha ve, appointed Hayden directly," Cordova said flippantly. "There were a number or qualified candidates for the job but Miller was not one or them. "One can deduce from his war record that Miller might crack under pressure." Cordova said , however . that the controversy surrounding charges against Miller while a prisoner of the North Viel · namese should be put in the past. "It is the present and his con- nections with the fascist left that fri.chtens me." Cordova also took exce1>tion to Miller's statements when he took office that he was not a tool of developers, landlords, politi- cians or power brokers. "These are the traditional whipping boys or the far left. "Miller is part of a s pecial in - terest that is more narrowly based. ''He is not independent fro1n the cult that has grown around Hayden and Fonda and the Cam- p a i g n for Economi c Democracy." Cordova said he wi II not seek election to the supervisor's .Seat next June but that he would work for a candidate to unseat Miller. Ji',.... Page Al CABINET ... Jn Rome, the Socialist-leaning newspaper La Repubblica ban- nered : "A sensational announce- ment from Washington reveals the gravity of the energy crisis. Carter's government resign." Actually, Carter 's Cabinet did not resign -an act which in Europe would be fa r more serious. There It usually would mean a change in government. California Supre me Court- J u·s ti c e Wiley Man u e I testifies about a nimosity between Chief Jus tice Rose Bird and Justice William Clark at a hearing by the Commission on Judic ia l Perfo rmance in San Fran- c isco (story Page AS ). fi',....r,..AJ , INQUEST ••• do not. The bruiaea, Beisner said. are DOt tbe ~ fomd ID ''eombedve lttuatklnl. '' Envoy ReCilled . ByU~S. ''He was a b'8 man, I don't see how anyone. oould have forced him to drink a poison," Beisner Tbe ftunelal woea or a teen said. • MANAGUA, Nlcarapa (AP> counaelln1 bureau worsened And Beianer said there may -U.S. AmbaNador Lawrenee Tuesday u Fountain Valley city have been despondency due to Pezzullo left Nicara1ua today, councilmen decided to cut the the fact that "-11. a chemlat, had sayln1 be was recalle:d because center's funding in halt and then been unemployed for several the United States feela the MW ellminate it altogether next mootha. Belaner noted that in· Nicaraguan government "went year. vestigatora could not determine back on" an agreement to turn Tbe Teen Help-Youth Services any finn where Haig may have over power to the rebel Junta center, based In Fountain Valley been scheduled for an interview that drove President Anastasio but also servln1 residents of on the day ol hia death. Somoza into exJle. Westminster and Hunt101ton Belaner said both police and Pezzullo left the embassy for Beach, will receive a $10,000 coroner's deputies said the cue, the airport and a flight to grant from the city for tbls fiscal was handled as a "poteotial 187 Panama escorted by security year. ·--(murder) .. for a long period of men in bulletproof vesta. The a.mount la one half of ....,.. tJme, adding that fact.a di,d not Re said the move was not a year'11 allotment. Center Direc-s upport a finding in favor of break in relationa. Nations often tor Randy Davis said the cut-murder. use the recall or an ambassador back could mean staff layoffs. He said police agreed with the to express displeasure at the ac- red uced services and bjgher coroner's concluslo·n of suicide tlons otanotbergovernment. fees. as the cause of death. In this case, the recall cam~ a A plan to h1&ve the cities of A formal inquest in Orange few hours after members of tbe Westminster and Huntington County bas not been conducted Junta n e w to Nicaragua to Beach join in u three-way fund-since 1970, Beisner said, noting establish a provisional govern- ing agreeme nt to keep the that the cost of such a formaJ in-me nt outside Managua. The center at maximum efficiency quiry is substantial. guerrilla movement threatened hus fallen by the wayside And, he pointed out.,.results of a bloodbath unless Somoza's Cente r officials, backed by a formal inquest are not ad-. handpicked su._ccessor, Fran. Fountain Vulley, had hoped the missible in either civil or ctsco Urcuyo, abandoned bis cities would contribute $30,000, criminal proceedings. declared fnteolion to hold on to divided according to the percen-During an inquest, a jury is the presidency. tage of residents who use the de· s ummoned to hear testimony "We feel.the government of JURY Jlnqucncy intt:rvention service. surrounding the death. The jury Nicaragua went· back on the • • • • Westminster bas refused lo would the~ be asked to de· agreement we reached with \ contribute its $6,000 share, and termine the huse. them," Pezzullo said, adding Huntl·nat.on °~a·ch offlclalc; have Kre~r noted ·that one benefit th t u " d tood lb jurors about their attitudes .., ~ ~ a rcuyo un ers e toward a defendant who might canceled consideration 9f a of a murder finding would be nature ofthe agreement." present no evidence. . Sl0,500 grant to the center.. . that Mrs. Hajg and her two sons, He swd the expectation was A sticky point in the question-Fountain Valley o H1 c1als Harold, 19, and J e rome. 17, that Urcuyo's government would ing is pre-trial publicity. claim the city is unable to carry wo uld become eligible for stay in power only a short time, The case got extensive cov-the financial load alone. $160 ,000 in life ins urance a cease-fire would be called, the erage when the s layings <}C· Mayor Bernie Svalstad led the benefits. Benfits are not paid in junta would be called in lo curred 91h years ago and aghin move to cut the center's funrung suicide cases. Nicaragua and lhe conflict when MacDonald was inJlh:te<l. Tuesday night. "You nave to do Beisner said that 1f Kreber -would be ended. Since then, and especially in the . your own thing, .. he said, refer-or an yone else -bas informa-He sajd a reduced staff would past week, frequent stories have ring to Davis' contention that l ion that could conclusively remain at the embassy, primari- appeared in lbe media. fees may have to be raised. show foul play, the coroner's of· ly for relief activiUes and pro. Dupree typically immediately Svalstad's motion to cut fund-fi ce would change its finding tection of Americans remaining asks prospective jurors whethe r ing carried in a 4·1 vote. Coun-"immediately" without a formal in Managua. cilman Al Holhnden voted "no" inquest they have heard of the case and withoutcomment. · · The embassy lobby was when the last time was that they Svalstad swathe grant fo r thi~ packed with staff members, and read or heard about it. U they 1 t Ammom·a Le-1-~ s uitcases were being thrown into •-thl bo t year will be the center 's as _ na.e say they r.now some ng a u Davis, who said the cen~er's So a truck. The embassy's Marine the case, he asks whether they overa ll budget of $200,000 is 67 EASTON. Md. CAP> -me guards were in civilian clothes, have formed an opinion. th 200 to JOO people were evacuated a nd Pezzullo's security m~n If they have. and further ques· percent funded by . l eh l c ounf ty. •rrom their homes for a short, were seen putting on bulletproor t . · h thos · · t plans to seek financ1a e P rom time early today when a cloud of toning s ows e opinions o pr 1· vale corporations to keep the vests fo r the ride to the airport be strong, Dupree excuses them. ammonia formed over a leaking They rode in a car behind his That has happe ned several center goinJ?. s t or age tank n e ar Easton , Sources close to the junta said t Otin 8 I authorities said. A valve on one v I d Ch s 1mcs. • °"1.:. alt e io eta e a mo rro, . crgio Dupree has said that selecting '"'°"' or the storage tanks. owned by Ramirez Mercado and Alfonso the jury would be a "tedious and DUBLIN, Ireland <AP> -A Ke rr-McGee Corp and leased to Robelo CalleJas left San Jose. difficult task" because of the dozen Chinese from rival gangs a local -distributor. "apparently the Costa Rican capita l, shortly publicity. He has also thrown battled with knives, machetes. was open or broken," said Alan after midnight for Leon . barbs al the media , responding hatchets and meat cleavers in a S mith. a dispa tcher for t he Nicaragua's second largest city "good" when one woman sajd Dublin street Tuesday night as Ta I bot County Fire Cont rol 55 mile:-. northwest of Manag,ua . s he djd not read a particular ~h~o~r~r~if~ied~~b2y~s~ta~n~d~e:.:,r;;:_s_:l~oo=k.::.ed::.....:o::n.:.:·_~B~o~a~rd~:....._· __ ~-------paper. He later said he was jok· ing. Another point that appears to confuse some prospective jurors is circumstantial evidence ver sus direct evidence. The prosecution's case depends on circumstantial evidence -no one except MacDonald saw the killings -and his story of drug. crazed hippie murderers is be- ing contested by the prosecution. Some prospective jurors have said they wouJd not be as easily persuaded by circumstantia l evidence. Others have not ap- pe ared to understand that such evidence can be used to convict. fi',....PflfleAJ BONFA ••• day he was fired he was told that it would be "good for his health" if he left city hall immediately. Since his firing, O'Connor has insisted that his office was "r aided" a nd that a pair of diaries be kept were not re- turned to him. Th~ diaries, he says, contwn detailed accounts of wrongdo- ings in the city attorney's of-fice. Gentile says his recommenda - tion will go to the city's person- ne I commission, which can accept or reject his advice. Summer Safe 25o/o of/ -,. Montreau occasional clas.sics by Heritage I,."" 11 •• ,,,,,q.·· v.11l 11•1t<l1·1 fh11 M "11. 111 • t1111,., 111111 'll I 11•11d1 f • t j, J,1 ' 1' 1d I 1.-,•,qtt1,f11 •l1, 11 1. d .111.t pr11por11 1twd r.11111•-. .1111~ ' .,,,,,,., ,,, fUh "'' W·tlnut \lt'l•i'•'•~l'UUf 1tu•r n."t~1d.._ '""qllh'PUt4''dh' 1r11111111 I 111 lir.", ~1111.-•'''"l••••llv . '\' .. llll~;;a· ~,( ~ t I • ......-C: .. .._,. r :A · u .. • fJ REG. $429 SA LE I ~J! $315 y· I t.( ' HefitageCb. tf, •1 '\f 1th11 t fl 11 '\; h' WC It tf\ ,;., 'llHJ ,,t REG. $699 SA LE $524 OU J tJ1Ulh""" fC 111\l•'f'll'ltf ,,t ,..,.... P.,,e A J KENNEDY INTERVIEW. ii • • after the accident he "we nt through a very conaiderable period of self-evaluation, re·examination of my own life, my own values, my own purpose and the direcUon or my life. I wondered wbetber it would be possible to continue In the area or public service. ~· "There have been a aeries of traumatic event.a that have im· pacted my We," sald Kennedy, the last of tbe four Kennedy brothers. • His eldest brother died during World War II, an era that also saw the death of a sister in a plane crash. Brothers John and Robert died at the bands of usaaslns lo the 19608. "BUT nos TaAGIC ACCIDENT, WRICH I bore the complete responslbiUty for and complete accountability for, had greater meaning. It made me re-evaluate my own direction and usefulness H a human beln1. After a period or lime, I made up my mind tbat there wu no tumin1 back in life." When the car driven by Kennedy plun1ed off a bridge on Chap. paqulddlck l1land on Ju!r 18, ltet, drowwpn1 secretary~ cathm· pajp worker Mary Jo ~hne. 21, It wu 10 boun beaore e aenator NpOrWd t.H accident, an action be later called ''iDdeftml· ble." Asked what that Hld about h1a cbaract.r ud •bWt, to wttlmand atnu, Ke:naedy replied, 1'At &be time of &be accldnt, there wu both the pb19lcal lml)Mt of th• car ICl&DI IDto • water and tbe Mneat.lon of almolt drown.Ina. J wu IOlnca to drowa and. then I•• at &be 1urface," be nealled. ~ THE DllAtllTION R1880VNDING TllAT .•• TB' HftM of Ion tlle dilol1..ataU~t tba trauma of tbat laeldeat doea not, I tblll, Nlate to public poucJ que.Uou. ID• •u.atul Utuatloa, I Ullnk trauma and expert.nee ot that nllbt. auoelated wttb &be · clrcumatuces, wat very dlltereat from clreum1tanee1 •WTOWtd· la1 public pollc1 decilloDI "lt..uaedy aald. Aware that Cba_ppaqUidcliek wou&d a1alD be maktn1 headline., Keuecty Mid be called lltll l(opecbM'• panatl lut ••· "Wlll&ber tt'• tbe lOtb ... vena1'7 or ADJ o&Mr day, the tra1• eolldnu. trJUI IJJe eYefJ dQ," ltetmedy laid. tet fMl Ytry ........ ft dl!PIJ abcM lt ud wW for dft.,r.t of mJ life." • . -\... 'I'' REG. $299 SA LE $224 A fantastic opportunity to enhance 10ur home at unbelievable savings. Act nowf CllTA JmlA 1aee ~IMS. '11'» 142·20'IO LAOU~ 1!ACH • 141 ...,, .. eo..c ""'· ,,,, ...... , m I , J lrVIDe EOIJIO~ Ft FTEEN CENTS ·~ Tell BauntefJ fig Cliappaqulddiek ~ I WAllONGTON CAP>' -Sm Sdwanl Ill KeaDMy. D·lll .... ae-~ ..._. UM •ttldent at Qappaquidclick 10 yearv10 to-••1 "wtll ve wtlll me for the rett ol my ll(e." "A8 .... • 1'111 la pubUc life, 1 'll i.e aaked about It." be aaid In a brief....,,.... WW ll M a fao\OI' tr Kennedy declcku1 to run for pre1ldeol in I t•orlaW? ·~.It'& a fact.or -one ol man.)'," he replied. llSNNSDY, Wll08£ PEasoNAL Ut't: HAS been marked by lraaMY. MW Uae accident ln which Muy Jo Kopechne was killed "wia dllrerent for me ln that I wu the OH respooslble. "I wWD*t full retponaibllit.y for it at the lime." he said .. .Ulied for hls recollection of details of that nlcht, Keoned0 resigoaUon u a prelude to wholesale personnel changes, the 1 repUed. "J t.eatifled six months after the accident under oath." ff; };HUcaJ speculation about a KeMedy challenge persists. uld .the transcript of h1s testimony, runnin1 more than 700 pages Kennedy talked about Chappaquiddick in several interviews ··remalna the beat account of what happened at that time.·· limed to the anniversary of the accidf!nt. The 10th aMlveraary of the accident comes at a time of re- newed speculation that KeMedy mi1ht ch•Uenge President Carter for the 1980 Democratic .Presidential noQ>ination. , KENNEDY INSISTS AEPEATEDLY HE will not be a can- didate, lbal he expects Carter to be renominated and re-elec~ed . and that he intends to support the president. .. But with the Carter adminlslration shaken by domestic crues. • with the Cabinet and senior White House staff s ubmitting letters or "The oU.er tragedies, the assassinations. the deaths or my brother and sister in World War ll were imposed on me," he said "They had enormous impact. But Chappaquiddick made me ~ much different person. a very dUfereot individual." IN AN INTERVIEW IN THE BOSTON Gfo~ today-10 years , after Chappaquiddick -the Massachusell.<> Democrat said that CSee KENNEDY, Page .U> 'Viet War Veterans Back · Miller '·4irline .. :.Fined 1'$385,000 1 ' LOS ANGELES <AP> I •acific Southwest Airlines n~ -1 1 commercial flights with i ircraf• that were in "un I irworthy condition," th<' ·ederaJ Aviation Administratior harged today. The FAA hit PS.A 1ith the largest aircraft main· en a nee fine in history. The airline also flew another 8 comme r c ial flights o n ircraft that were not main· amed in accordance with PSA · ·~rating procedures. the FAA aid m a six.page letter detailing · he reasons for the $385,000 fine. ' PSA said today that the FAA . barges were unfounded and un· · air. and said all planes involved . ..vere safe to fly. PSA senior Vice 17 . President James Snody said the · 1'"AA "singled out" PSA in the aftermath of the May 25 DC·lO rrash of an American Airlines ,fane m Chicago, the worst air I Us aster in U.S. htslory FAA spokesman Alex G11rvts ' aid the fines came as pa rt of a ew ··get tough" policy an· ounc e d by FAA chler .anghome Bond in March, two 1onlhs before the DC· 10 lost an flgine and crashed on takeoff rom O'Hare International . irport, killing 273 persons Garvis denied tbal PSA wal> 1ogledout. ··our inspectors are looking at verybody, ·•Garv~ s aid. In the letter to PSA President villiam R. Shimp, FAA regional ounsel DeWltte T Lawson Jr .sled the alleged violations and aid, "We belie ve that these 1olalions disclose a pattern by •SA to de fer the immediate ~rfor:mance or required main· enance " Alleged violations include 135 lights in January and Fe bruary •n two Boeing 727·100 jetliners hat had cracks in the landing , :ear apparatus, 94 flights in Ju· 1 y, 1978 on a 727 with a malfunc· ioning tachometer. 13 flights in \ugust .on a 727 with a defective J mgane. 64 flights in December • in a 7Z7 with a defective inboard t lap system and five nights in ~ ;eptember on a 727 with an oil J .eal leak The $285,000 fine represents an accumulation of some 390 viola- • ions at or neatr the legal Um!t or il,000 apiece. including three 1iolatioru; that didn't involve any llghts r Orange Co as~ Weather Some low clouds and fog late ni&bt and early mom· Ing hours otherwise fair Thursday with variable hllh clouds. Lows tonight In 601 and'\ios. Hi1hs Thursday ~id -70s 11t beaches to near 90 Inland IN818ET8DAY ,...,... llottw• Ml are ..,,.,.,,.,, °' "'°"' polnt6ol b•.,•rt culr ·How /or?" be/ore IPte, a1k, "Hotu ,,..,., .. "",,. 8''. ..... ........ &.-.. C'lt -=---., .. ... .. •• M 0.tily Pil.t U .ttl Plloto Group Includes Ex-POWs By KATllV CL.ANCY CM'"' O.tlly ,., ... St"° VIETNAM VETERANS VOICE SUPPORT FOR APPOINTMENT OF EDISON MILLER AS ORANGE COUNTY SUPERVISOR Patrick Wood Speak• as Others Walt Their Turn to Defend Controversial Appointee After Opposition Mounts T wenty-three Vil'lnam Wa r veteran.-" mcludinp; two former prisoners of w:.11-. cam1· lo tht· de frost.• loday of hclea~ucred t'Oun t~ Super visor f<:dison M ilh·r In I e mc_a.ntinw. controversy l'<llll inui'wirl a round th<• former V1t.'l.fldrn POW Milln a:. 3 Agencies -Investigate Man's Death By .JOANNE REYNOLDS Ola. 0.11'1' ,.I ... Sl<lft Newport Beach police have identified the man shot to death Tuesday morning in a struggle with an orhcer as William John Law. 19, or Houston. Texas. Law was s hot four limes by Officer Tom Miller as he and Of. fleer Jeff Ouvardo fought for control of a gun Law was pulling from a shoulder holste r . The young man was pro- nounced dead on arrival at Hoag Memorial Hospital following the 10:15 a.m. s hooting near the Ne 'W>rt Pier. Pdlice investigators said today the department is conducting its own invesllga llon of the shoot- ing but tha t the Uistrict Al· torney's office and the Orange County Sheriff's Department were involved in the probe as well Lt. Gary Petersen said the routine procedure followed in shootings involving officers calls ror the department to conduct <See IDENTITY, Page A2) ~Politieal Ploy Cordova· Criticizes Brown on Miller 0•11' ,. .... Sgff ..,.... FLAYS 'FAR LEFT' Ex-Assemblyman Cordova By ROBERT HARK Ell Ol tlte o.lly .. 1 ... ~ .... Former Assemblyman Ron Cordova added his voice Tues· day to the growing cla mor sur rounding the appointment or Edison Miller as Third District supervisor . Cordova cont•nds l.but the ap· pointment by Governor Brown was intended "lo buy creden tiats from the rudica l lert" as s pe a rheaded by Tom Hayden and J ane Fonda. The former Democratic as· semblyman. who was defealt:d by John Schmitz in a run for the s tate senate , ha d been con s idered a prime candidate for the s upcrvisorial appointment Cordova said today. howe ver. he won't run ro'r the county's T hird Oistrirl seal But speaking of Miller's HP· -po intment. Cordo va said the choice could boome rang on Brown because mains tre am Democrats may perceive that Rro wn will do a ny thing to pla cate the far left. Park West Flyers Battle Intensifies Cordova said he belie ves that Brown feels he can challenge President Caner "only from the left flank." "I think we'll see a gi_gantic s lalom next year. Urown will veer to the left to get the nomination and if he succeeds he will tum back to the right for the genenl election." By DAVID KUTl!MANN OI ,,_ 0.11, ,.I ... Sl•ft Tenants in the sprawling Park Wes t apartment complex in Irvine wh9 are pus hing for crea- tion or a' tena nts association fired mother s alvo today in the "batlleofthe flyers." UC Irvine students who live in the complex vowed they would again attempt to distribute leaflets -this time door-to-door -· announcing a tenants meeting ne xt Wednesday to discuss fonna· 'CYCLE' SOLD ON FIRST DAY ··1 tried for two years to sell my Exercycle, but nobody want- ed to buy It -until I tried the Dally PUot. "Then I sold it to the first caller on the lint day my ad ran.'' That's the advertiain1 1ueceaa story ol the Capt1trano Beach man who plaffd tb11 ad in the Dally Pilot: Redudq &Hrcrclt. lo! 1pd, lite. _,value wlll ..u ror "" nrm u"' HU lion or an association. If no one answers his or he r door, the leaflets will be tucked into the doorknob. organizer Dave Stoner said. It was the posting or rlyers last week that prompted Irvine Com· pany officials. who run the apartment complex. to remove them because they claimed they "looked tacky.·· Stoner, vice pres ident 01 ~ .. ~ UCI student body, said the leaflets were to be distributed beginning today even though - man•gement officials had sent him a tele1ram saying they woula not allow any leafletting in a manner contr~ to that specified ln the o\¥R'€rs rules and regulations. Greg Catt, regional property mana1er for the company. said bulleUn boards are provided In the laundry rooms and the recreation room for such posUna of materials. Catt said whatever action the company takes will depend on how the leafleu are distributed &Oday. He said he wouldn't want tu aee them left on doorknobl beca.aae h would tip off bw'llan on who wun't at home. Catt added that the com= ii 1UU dobal itl ..... nom -wbQlematt.er. • Cordova was one of five finalists fo r the seal that became vacant .vhen Ralph Diedrich was convicted on a bribery charge . He said Miller has no s upport 1n the county other than <See MILLER, Pa«ie AZ) Some Relief In Sight? PENNSBORO, W. Va. <AP> -State employees who are hot. under the col· Jar because of President Carter's policy on office temperatures are beln1 of· fe'red some relief by Secretary of Stale A . James Mancbin. M anchin said Tueaday he will pus out cans of de· odorant to ~tale employees and others • 'wbo have been sentenced to omce oveu whole tem· peraturea have been set by Preeident Carter'• tn- d h c rl ml n • t e ener1y policy." Tbe federal 1overnmeat o,.red t.bat lhermoetatl in public buUdtnp be set no lower tbaa '79 durlq botwe.q.er. Gold Price Tops $300; Buck Drops LONDON (AP> The 1mcc oC gold jumped almost S6 to top S300 an ounce for the first time today amid uncertainty in lhe world's fin:.incli.l l mark1>L'i that President Carter will be able '" implement his energy poLicies. The dollar dropped again. The decline on European markets attributed in part to the news that Carte r was pre paring to s hake up his Cabinet and lop Wh ite House staff "It looks like they're descrtmg a s inking sh.ip," said one London fore ign exchange deale r com menting on the report that all Carter's offici al fa mily had sub milled their resignalions Apparently he d id not realJt1.· that the resignations wen · sub milled bt.>caus e Carter ai.kt:d for them Another dealer said the rloll<ir was affected by rumor~. which recur periodically, that ·OPEC countries plan lo quit using the dollar as the standard currenc'y for their oil trade. The dolla r dechned 1n Ne .... York late Tuesday l:tl the new~ from Washingt-0n . Orange City Councilman Jci.s Perez J01nt'd former Pl a11 n111l Commis:-.1oner1> HeK Gaecfr and Shirley G rtndh· 111 announ1· 1ng 1ntenl.J on1> to scc•k Miller x elected 1X>st ncxl .Jum· Miller l<ishcd '>Ul a l <iaedc . who resigned Mond<.1 y as Plan n rng Commis!:ilon r ha 1rman . 1·a lling h.is <iction "1rr~l>JJOOl>I hie"' and "lruly pohticid :· At the s ame ti me. M ill e r ha:-. invited his critics to S!Jeak with him and ha!> denied he ever con demned his country while ht' wus a Vietnam ~>risoner for hv•• - and one-ha ir years . Ins tead . Miller said . hl· h<is lwen a 1><.1l r1ot in dcfemil' of h1:-. <'Ounlry and contt>nde d 11 som e times is in the best 111 tercsts or a putriot lo s peak out 1n crihcu;m of his country The Zl veterans appeared at a press conference tod ay lo de m on:.t r atc what they s u1d ,., widespread s upport <.1 mong Vw1 na m veterans of Miller '!> op pm nt mcnl The a1>pointmcn1 h1:1s tlr<1w11 1·rttlf·1s m fro m Oe mocr<.1l11' leade rs 1n Orange County. a1> w1.·ll as fro m m cm hc1 s 111 veter an:. orgamz:Jt1on~ M aJ Bruct· H1dell of San .Ju<in Capistrano, n1>w an electronics sale~ cnginN•r, <'<l llerl Mlll,.r "nn~ of the finest Marin"' Corp:. oHic·c rs I have ever known .. n idell ~aid he wa1> flyinl<( coin bat a bout SCI miles away when Mi lier w<1s s hot down in Vit:l nam a nd heard him warn <Sec VETS. Pal(c A2J Festival of Arts Board Denounced By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ol tlte 0.lly ,., ... Staft A group of artists denounced Laguna Beach's Festival of the Arts board members in a series o f bizarre protests Tuesday night, in front of three con· troversial works officials have ordered removed. Artists Valerie Bechtol. A.S Ashley and JennJfer McLemore s ay festival board me mbers have given them 24 hours to re- m ove their works from the grounds because the c reations are "political" or "offensive." All three artists say they plan to keep their works at t he festival. <Related story, Page A3). Ms. McLemore c hained herself to her anti-nuclear power artwork and said s he would stand 3'-hour vt.gll over it. Ms. Bechtol and about lb fellow artiatl and festival ex· htbltors placed three black cot tin• In front of her work that honors the Iranian women's ttchta~le. • An e(1bt-year festival ex· blbltor, 111. Beebtol Hid she waa ordeNd lut week to tone down ber .work wblch 1he NYI la .. 1octoto1lut" rather tban potltlcat. II•. leeh&ol ptlHd • black •~I o.. a part of ber elllllbit Clee PDiltAL, P ... AJ) , .... ,.. ........ "'°""' '°" .. ""' l ....... V ... l11MDI . •u 1.-......,, ........ g:•rranf •~., owa ,,.,,,..,---;- •· lleellltelaald. A._.wlM>lllM~lllia work• .. .._ ,_.l•al-filr ... 1econd ~.,., took clowa ~. ••puak N!rk, mWU ......... . Whit end then cul • hole m an ,Or=n • County m •P wllllle th ~r around am ..... ..... booth. ......... A.lhlQ'I Moth, Ill. lltLemore. a H ·Y"U fetdvaJ HhlbUor, Hld ehe did o0t think latr wor~ was oftenelve but r•ttler deslfMCI lo "make people th&bk." Anne Chase. wbo spoke with Ma. Beelltol and otbtr •~'4 . Tuesday nl'°'t . wlil the only J festival official who could be reach~ far comment on the mat. ter. She ls on the tesUvJIJ board of directors. -\ Ms Chase. who said she was the onty festival board member to vote qainst removing the ex- hibits, 'laid the board members have refused to meet. with UW protesting artists. • A 21-year festival exhibitor, Ms. Chase said the board prob· ably would not allow Pkuso's works on the groWlds and "c~r t a inly no t Miche langelo's •David.' " She added, "Times have changed but the board hasn't." David Sabarotr. another pro- testlnf exhibitor, said about 30 artis s will "not l e t <Ms . Bechtol's) work be taken down." The artists' 1roup plans to meet Saturday to discuss the is- sues involved in what they see as "censorship" by the festival board members. 1 ~rotestin,g_artist.s demanded board members meet with them. But Ms. Chue said board presi· de nt James Schmitz is out o1 the state. Ms . Chase said the board will not hold anothe r regularly sch eduled meeting until next month. Sally Reeve festival pub).lcist said the board's action Monday wa!I "in compliance with lhe articles of incorporation, the ground rules, and a signed agreement with the artjsts in· volved." She· said the board gave no re:1son for the action and said no reasons would be forthcoming. A portion of the agreement. with the artists states that the fest1v&l board "may cancel this a greement at any time w1lh or without cause upon giving 24 hours written notice thereof to the exhibitor or by leaving such notice at the booth rented to the exhibitor " I",.._ Page Al IDENTITY. • cooperative investigations with the District Attorney. "We keep them informed of every thing we do. Then if they want to, they can conduct lbe1r own investigation." he said. "We don't, routinely, ask them to assume the investigation in place of us." MeanwhJJe, Law's two com· panions, Kevin Gene Sharp. 21, and Terrry Lynn Franklin, 19, both of Arizona, remained in custody on suspicion of pos11eSSion of hastililb. The two young men, who'd been traveling with Law for • about a week, apparently could shed no light on incidents that led up to the shooting. According to Detective Sam Amburgey, th-e Arizonans had .been working as wheat pickers m Texas and decided to move on. Law pi cked them up in hls pickup truck as they we re· hitchhiking near Amarillo. Pool Tourney Set Tbe city or Irvine will host a pool tournament ror Irvine youths Friday at Heritage Park Youth Services Center , 4601 Walnut Ave. Jrvine. For further Information call 754-3814. DAI LY PILOT '""°'.,._,..,.. °'""'"'°'·•""""'•""'-""'"'"" ..... "'-· .. ..,.._.., .... °'_ C••tt l'll4lll"""O~Y .._ ... _,...,,..,. ••blh""" -·11 ,,,,_ ,,..,, .., C..•• ...... _, """"· .................. " .. , .. _ ••Inv.,,.,, Ir• ..... l_ IH<hl ..... lhC .. .i. A \l1l9fff ........ fd1~I\,..... ........ .., .. ,,_ ~,. , ...... ,,. ..... _,.....,. .. _,, ... w. .... , <i ..... , ........... <Mlleml•.,.,. ._ .. _ ~"'-"""'-1.cllc."9 VIOl'r*'--o.MI!.._ --... ,., .._. .. ....... ~ ..... . °'"""" .. t.-. ..... "· """" -··----•"tMl!lt\ Pt ~arious Percla It was a great spot to boogie board but not o hot for the liftguard tower at Balboa's L , lrcet Tuesday night. The tower became endangered ""1cn a combination of big s urf and high tides sent waves high up on the Peninsula beach. Guards rescued t he tower with jeeps and heavy equipment before it was swept away in the s urf. ,,....,_,,.Al VETS ••. helicopter personnel en route to rescue him "no{~ bother," that he was already surrounded by Viet Cong. "He went hrougb _hell.and came back," Ridell said. "Do we give people a second chance when they make the effort that Ed Miller has made?" Or. Norris A. Ch arles, a prisoner in Miller's camp< said, "I would stack Mr. Miller s war r eco rd up agai n s t any American veteran who has ever served." Calling the accusations that Miller coll a borated with the enemy "spurious," Charle s asked that Miller "be judged for hl 11 duti es a s a co unt y supervisor." 34 Off er to Resign; Ax May Fall Friday WASHJNG!fON (AP> -With all his Cabintet aQd high-level staft offering to resign, Presi· dent Carter is expected to decide by Friday where the ax will fall as he works on a lineup to revive his presidency. Senior officials were shaken by the move -the latest sur- prise In Carter's self-declared turning point which left the government in limbo. The 3-1 top offi cials affected said little in public beyond con- firming tha t they had been asked Tuesday lo tender their resignations. White House press secretary Jody Powell said the ofrers, made orally and not In writl ng, ma1ned unclear-, but ont! While House official said •'the presi· dent will accept some." Members of Congress called Tuesday 's ann ounce ment "s lranse" a nd "curious ." Re publican reaction was the harshest, but several Democrats also questioned the president's actions. Europeans looked at Carter's shakeup and saw many thmgs- an election facelift, a crisis, a care fully planned "Tuesday Massacre,'' a n d "Circu s Carte r" without a n<:t. T here was some confusion about just \vbat was going on. wou ld be considered "carefully --------- and expeditiously" hy the presi· dent. Sin1•r Elvin Bishop Md oae- tln .... paloraawea ol JAMI' DiHomanJa spark up toailht at the Oranae County •·aJr, Iii Fair Drive, Cotta Mesa. Then on 1"bur1da1 lnspira· Uon•l st .... , Debby BobDe will ll1bt up tbe talr wlth her performances at 7 and t p.m. ln the ampllltMat.r. Houn are noon to midnight to· day throuO 11lu1Way and 10 a.m. to mldn11ht Friday through Sunday. wheft,U.~r ,nc11 •. AdmluiQa,ol $2 C91 a,dl.\t\I\ and SI fo•·~h1)111Pen 8 ... ~12 .i,.e'uclMs . entertainment .• · ' On Thursday. All State11 Reun· ion Day wlll honor Oraanae Counllarui who c·om1• fr11m 11lhl!r states. Here's the 11chedulo for t.tn11 evening and early ·n111r"'11JY TONIOllT ~ 10 p.m . Chlnu JJ•lnlln.r. MILLER ... H a y d e n • s C a m p • I 1< n r ,, r Econom1c Democracy "The governor 11hould hav,. appointed Hayden dlrcc:tly ." Cordova said flippantly "There were a num t1c r 11f quallfiC'd candidates for th.-J'>t! but Miller waa not one of them. "One can deduce from h1.11 war record that Miller might crack under pressure." <.:o roova said, howevl:r, that tbe co..nlm_v_e.ntY .:i urrounding. cha rges against Miller wrule a prisoner or t he North Vie l · namese should be put m lhe past. "It. ia the present and has con· nections with the fascist left that frightens me." Cordova also took exceplJon to Miller's statements when he Look office lhat he was not a tool or developers, landlords. polili· c1ans or power brokers. ''Thes e are the traditional whipping boys or the far left "Miller is part or a special in- terest that is more narrowly based ---1- European·~ ad ueurali.tUc nowen,cr area. 5 p.m. Caf"IOG Junior Sln1ers, Mountain Dew • ., •. · 5 and 8 p .m . Mltcbell M arJonettes Showboat, on tbe 1round.a. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Jete Gym. nasties, on the 1rounds: 5:30 and 8 :30 p .m. JUata Ranch Cowboys, Hefit-ce Stqe. 6 p.m. 4-H OD Sla~t'-ff bufld· 11\g.... ~··· ' : . 1 6 :W.tO:~ p.m . Giant ·Steps ~'1om b&. Food Bazaar. ' ·&: 30 p.m. tddle Sp•1hetu. He ritage Stage. · 7 and 9 p.m. Elvin Bishop, Am ph1theuter. 7 ·JO p. m. Royal Dorie Fair. Moonshine Meadows. 7 :tO·ll.30 p.m. Montezuma's Ht•vcnuc, Mountain Dew Stage. ~ irnd 10 p.m . Laser Dis - ,.,,,,.11nlu featuring the Lockers <;rnnd.11tund. ' THURSDAY II ;, m 4 II market and (~er l>""f!f, llvt:11tock area. ~ ;a m Junior poultry show, ll VPllV"'°lr ar~a.. I 2 ~ J> m China painting, r r11rt11 flrt:a l 1rnfJ a p m. Debbie's Dance Studio, Mountain Dew Stage. l p m t 'l-0A market and feeder beef, hvf"f>tock area. 1.30 p.m. Harry "Woo-Woo" Stevett'I, Heritage Stage. 2 p.m. Ronald McDonald, pie· nic area. 2 and 4 p.m. Carson Singers, Mountain Dew St<1ge. . 2·ao p.m. Royal Horse Fair, MOQnshanc Meadows . Z:lO and 4 :30 p.m . Variety sho w. lleritage Sta~e. 3 · 30 p m. Clown rontest <and mime show, Heritage Stag~ 4 p.m, 4·H on Stage, 4-H build- ing. Volleyball Slated The <'1ty of Irvine sponsors sand volleyball gameb every Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. for teens 12 lhrough 18 years of <Age.' The· games are he ld at the Mason Park Teen Ce nter , l8522 Cul ver Ur. Call,752-S35J°for more informatJOn r Atronso Ray Ria te. of Costa Mesa, who also was detained in M ii le r's POW <'amp, said the new supervisor's activities while a POW have nothing to do with his performa nce as county supervisor Services Set Thursday for Cabinet secretaries were led to believe they would ·hear whether Carter would keep them on "m two or three days," one source said. Another source said the president's decision would come sometime "this week." Both sources asked not to be Summer o// O.W. Richard · Memor ia l s ervices fo r Newport Beach civic and busi- n e i.s lea d er 0 . W. ··Dick '· Richard will be held Thursday morning in Newport Beach. Mr. Richard, a 44·year resi· dl'nl of Newport Beach, died last week at the age of 73. The Commodores Club or the Newport Harbor. Area Chamber of Commerce, will conduct the non-denom\nalional services al 10 a.m. at -the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. Mr. Richard was a member of the Commodores Club and a fo rm e r pres ide nt of the Chamber or Commerce. The Hst of his civic and busi· ness accomplishments is ex· te nsive a nd i.nclµdes services with youth groups such as Big Brothers of Orange County, the Orange Empire Council of the Boy Scouts of /fmerica, the YM· CA and both lhe GirL<J' and Boys' clubs in the Harbor Area. Mr. Richard is survived by his wife or 51 years, Jenny ; his son. John and three grandsons. The family suggests memorial contributions to the Orange Em- pire Council of the Boy Scouts of America or to Big Brothers of Orange County identified. One Wh ite House official, refl ecti ng th e extr e me ly secretive nature of the day's de· velopments in this c ity that th r ives on rum o r !!, said , "Whatever the president's de· cisions may be, I can assure you he 1s keeping them to himself." The number of resi~nations the president wi ll accept re· . ,.,,..... Pflfle A J TENANTS. • t he 8JO-unlt complex and a nearby supermarket calling for a te nants meeting Friday. After the company removed the flyers, the students claimed their constitutional rights had been violated. They also claimed the com· pany was opposed to creation of a tenants association. Irvine Company offi cials deny this but say they are disappointed because they had a resident re- 1 at ions s upervisor on the premises to handle complaints. "We feet we have machinery in place to solve problems," Catt said. Stoner said the association is needed to bring tenants together to handle complitints and prob· lems. He estimated about 300 stu· dents Uv., in the complex. ,..,....,_,,.AJ KENNEDY INTERVIEW. • • after the accident he "went through a very considerable period or self-evaluation, re-examination or my own life, my own values, my own purpose and the dJreetion or my Hre. I wondered whether it would be possible to continue In the area or public servlcb. "There have been a serie1 or traumatic events that have im· pact4d my ltf e ," eatd Kennedy, the lat ol the four Kennedy brothers. HI• eldnt brother died dur'llll World War II, an era that also saw the death or • al1ter ln • plane cruh. Brothen Jehrl and Robert died at the handl of usaaalna in tbe 19808. "BVI' TMM TUGIC A«'IDENT, WllJCll I bore the comple•.e re1pon1ibilit)' tor ud complete accountability tor, had t"•ter me.mn,. It made me re .. valute my own dlrec:Uon and uaefulneu aa a human beln1. After • '9ttod Of time, r made up my mind tbat there was no turnln1 btlek ln Ufe. ''. When the•ar drtven by KeMedy pf\an1td off a brld«• on Chap- paquiddick Island on July 11, 1•. drownlq 1eemary and eam- pal1n worker M•" .,. KopeeluM, •· It waa 10 boun .,.,.... the ;:.~.~.tbt -~-.~'!' -~,f!.~~: '"' Alk•• .. tt.Ut •ald'9liett-"*'ehar*"' ....,~ .,.. .. ,.....~df .. ed, "At the time of tile 1 t, there ...,bolb -·--k..i lmPtic•ofth eat toln.-t..,..,.w lbd tM \eblaUon ol 1lm01t dronlnt. ·r wU tdldlf'lb droM\ .,.... thtn I waa at the 1urfac_,," he ~ailed. · .. ~ ) I ' "" I ' ' ' I 1 1 'h t REG. $699 SA LE $524 Rt.::C. $299 SALE $224 II ' I• 111 1 jllld • 1 () 11 ' ·I t •• tll I A fantastic opportunity to enhance ~ur home at unbelievable savings. Act now! I ' 17 .. • .. . . laliPla/Soath Coast E01110 N ,a PAGES* FrFTEEN CENTS · Ted Daunted bg ellappquiddiek WAIHINOTON CAP> -S.. ~ard II. Kennedy, O·Maaa., Uk••...._ U..t the accident at Chappaquiddick 10 years 110 to day "wW lfve wltb me for tbe reat of my llfe " ' "Al-. u I'm in pubUc Ult, I'll be nked about it," he uld In • 'abrt.t~. WlU it be a faclOt' tr Kennedy decides to run lor president 1n , ltlOori.ter• "ObvkM.wt~. It'• a factor one of many," he replied KENNEDY. WH081E PIEasoNAL IJFE HAS been marked by traaedy, aaid the accident in which Mary Jo Kopechne was killed '4waa different for me In that I was the one responsible . "I auwned fuU responsibility for it at the lime." he said Protests· I Amidst Swirl ' . Viet Veterans Back Miller By KATHY CLANCY Of t11e O.lly ~llet Sutt Twenty.three Vietnam War veterans. including two former ~risoners of war, came to the dc- 1.ense today of beleaguered coun ty Supervisor Edison Miller In the meantime. controversy continued to swirl a round the• former Vietnum POW Miller as . Orange City Councilman * * * Cordova Hits Pick [Of Miller By &OBERT BARKER . °' .... O.lly ~ ........ f Former Assemblyman Ron s:;ordova added his voice Tues· 1day to the growing clamor sur · l~unding the appointment of ~disoo. Miller as Third District supervisor Cordova contends that' the ap- pointment by Governor Brown was int.ended "to buy creden· tials from the radical left" as ~pearheaded by Tom Hayden rnd Jane Fonda. The former Dc mocrulic as· ~emblyman, who was defeated· by J ohn Schmitz in a run for the t. tate se nate, hud been con· idered a prime camlldale for he supcrvisoriul appointment Cordova said today, however, he won't run for the county's Third District seat ~But SPt:aking of Mailer's ap· ointme nt. Cordova s~ud the hoice could boomerang on rown because m a1 nstreum e mocrats may pe rceive that rown will d o anything lo lacate the far left Cordova said he belJeves that rown feels he can challenge resident Carter "only from the efl flank." "I think we'll see a gigantic lalom next year. Urown wan veer to the lert lO get the nomination pod if he succeeds he will tum ~ack lO the right for the general election.·· • Cordova was one ot five 4tlna1ists for the seat that became vacant whe n Ralph Diedrich was···c!oilvicted on a bribery charge. He said Miller has no support in the county other than 'Jtayden's Campai1n..for Economic Democracy. • "The governor should have appointed Hayden directly," Cordova said .flippantly. 1 ''There were a number of qualified candidates for the job 'but Mtuer waa not one of them. Jess Perez Joined former Plan· mng Commissioners Rex Gaede and Shirley Grindle in announc mg intentions to seek Miller's elected post next June. Miller lashed out at Gaede. who r~s1gned Monday a~ P lan· niog Commission t'h<11rm11n . calling bjs action "irrcspon~1 ble" and "truly political " At the same time, Miller hu~ invited hi s critics to speak with ham and has denied he ever con d e mned has country while hf' was a Vietnam prisoner for rive and one·half years. Instead. Miller said. he has been a patriot in defense of his countr y a-nd conte nded it sometimes is in the best in· teresL<> of a patriot to s peak out in criticism of his country T he 23 veterans appeared at a press conference today to dem ons trate what they s aid is widespread support a mong Viet· nam veterans of Miller's ap· pointment. The appointment has druwn critteism fro m De mocrat ic leaders in Orange County, as we ll a s from m e mbers of veterans organizations. Maj. Bruce Ridell of San Juan Capistrano, now an electronics s ales engineer, called Miller .:one of the finest Marine Corps officers I have ever k"nown · · Ridell said he was fl ying com ba t about 50 miles away when Mille r was shot down in Viet· nam a nd h e ard him warn helicopter personnel en route to rescue him "not to bothe r," that he was already s urrounded by Viel Cong ··He went through hell and came back," Ridell said. "Do we give people a second chance when they make the effort that Ed Miller has made?" Or. Norris A. Cha rles. a prisoner in Miiier 's camp, said, "I would stack Mr. Mille r's war r eco rd up again s t an y American veteran who has ever served." Calling the accusations that Miller collaborated with t he e nemy "spurious," Charles asked that Miller "be judged for hi s duti es a s a c ounty supervisor." Alfonso Ray Riate of Costa Mesa. who also was detained in Mille r 's POW camp. s aid the new supervisor's activities while a POW have nothing lo do with his performance a s county supervisor. "I think he should be given a chance." Riate said. "He has 18 months to perform and if he doesn't perform, then fine , elect another supervisor." Rlate said he, Hke Miller. faced charges after release that could have led to court-martial. A11ked for his recollection of details of that night, Kennedy replied, "l testified six months alter the accident under oath." He said the transcript or his testimony, running more than 700 pages "remains the be~l account of what happened at that time." The 10th unni versary of the accident comes at a time or re· newed s peculation that Kennedy might challenee President Carter fo r the 1980 Democratic presidential nomlnation KENNEDY INSISTS llEPEATEDLY HE will not be a can- didate, that he expects Carter to be renominated and re·elected. and t)lat he intends to support the president. But with the Carter a dministration shaken by domestic crises. with the Cabinet and senior White House staff submitting letters of Raging at FIGHTS FOR HER ART Exhibitor Valerie Bechtol U.S. to Seek Payments From Nixon WA S HI NGTON (/\P l f'ormcr President R ichard M Nixon soon will be as ked lo re pay to the government about $37 ,000 for .. non protective " Sl·curity improvements made lo his San Clemente home, <1 gov- ernment official says· 3 Artists Fight.Ban Of Works By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of 1111 O•••r ~ .... St~tl A group of artists denounced Laguna Beach·:. Festival of the Arts board members in a ~cries of b1wrr<' protests Tucsduy n ig ht in front of three con troveri.ial works offt c1ali. havt• ordered removt·d Artis ts Vall'ril· Bcchlol. AS Ashl ey <1nd Jl•nnifl'r M cL1~mon· s uy fes ti val hoard member., ha Vl' gi vcn them 24 hou rl-to r1· mo vl· lhc1r work~ from the grounds because lhc creations MC .. political'' or "offensive ·· All three artisl~ i.a)' they plan to lt ecp the ir works 11t the festival. Ms . Mc Lc more c haine d herself to her anti·nuclear power artwork a nd said s he would stand 24·hour vigil ove r it. Ms . Bechto l a nd about 15 fellow artas~ and fes tival ex hibitors placed three bl11ck cof fins in front or her work thal honors the Iranian women 's rights struggle An e 1ghl·ycar fest ival ex- hibitor, Ms Bechtol said she was ordered last week to tone down her work which she says as ··~oc 1o l ogica1 ·· rather t han political. Ms . Bechtol placed a black veil over a part of her exhibit that shows newspaper clippings ubout how 10,000 Iranian women staged a protest agu1nst what s he1 call ed "depr1•ss ion a nd re pr es~i on .. 1n that middle eas tern country · .. , found out today I <1m being oppressed in my own country ... Ms . Rechtol said As hl ey, who ha~ brought his works to the festiva l for the se<'ond yea'. took down h 1~ <See FESTIVAL, Pa'ke A2) resignation as a prelude to wholesale personnel changes, the political speculation about a Kennedy challenge persists. . K'eMedy tal.ked about Chappaquiddick in several interviews limed to the anniversary or the accident • I .. The ot))er tragedies. the assassinations, the deaths of my brother and sister in World War II were imposed on me." he said .. They had enormous impact. But Chappaquiddick made me a mvch different person. Cl very different individuCll .. IN A.N INTERVIEW IN TIIE BOSTON Glob<: today-10 years afte r Chappaquiddick -the Massachusetts Democrat said that <See KENNEDY, Page AZ> " Festival D•llJ Pll .. Sufi P"°to> ARTIST A.S. ASHLEY ·ADJUSTS' HIS FESTIVAL ENTRY Ot)tectlona From Board Prompt Protest Demonstration Band Aid( ed) Ba~d Artist Raps Policy By STEVE MITCHELL Of I ... Oally Pil .. Sl•ll A.S.Ashley walked briskl y to his booth at the Festival of Art..., g rounds a nd beg<1n s licking Band-Aids on a piece call ed ··Al ack Plas m a · · Then. without a word. ht• taped paper sanitary toilet beaL.., covers onto a s econd p1e('t• ca lled ''Sprinklers .. lie drew r ed lips on a thml piece called "Girlfriend No 1 •· then took the entire f!X hibit orr the wall All the while a silent crowd of more than 50 fcst1vali:oers stood 1n a semi·circle around thl· macabre demonstration ··What's he d o1 ng. · · ont• woman asked her hu~band "You·re the a rtist an the fam1 ly You tell me." he quipped. An artist who knew bette r told th(• couplt:'. "llf''s brave enough to make a soc1<1I :.tatement." "Why docs he h<1vc to remov(· h1 l-art ., .. anoth<·r s pect ator <tSkc•d 'B t•tau~c· hi' <ioesn 't havf' prctl.v art.·· tht• art 1st responded Prt•lly or r111 . lht· a rt was off, th(• wal l. anct l\shley silently na 1 It'd a ful I l1•n gth map or Orangt• C'ounty where• "nlack Plasma" wu~ on1·1· cxh1b1ted "M aybt· hl"l-gc11ng to show a film .·· one woman '>aid ~a kmg a razor blade from a packagl'. the lcathl'r Jackel·clad ,1rt1 s l ~urg1 c all y rem oved Laguna Beach from the m ap. Haymond fo'ontaine. deputy co ntroller of th e Ge ne rnl SNv1'ces Administration. said Tuel.day the housekeeping agen · cy plan~ lo contact either the former JJres1dcnt or his lawyers to try to work out 11n agreement concerning the money More attention was focused on the San Clemente improvements after <1 draft report by an in· lerngency tusk force was re· leased Tuesday by Rep. Tom Steed, D·Okla. Th e i nte r agcncy g r oup e stimated the re we re $60,764 worth of non·protective reim· bursable items at the Southern Ca lifornia home . That was depreciated to $37 ,358 the group hopes Nixon will agree to repay . 3 Fired Planners Appeal Dismissals Out popped a baby doll from the map. which Ashley pocket· cd Then. using a curved sur· ~pea l needle a nd thre ad , be ~ewed La~una Beach back on the map and placed Band-Aids over the scar Without a word. he grabbed 11 box full of hi s call ing cards and dumped them on the ~round and stalked off the festival grounds amidst chee rs and applause some of 1l from spectators who ~tall weren't s ure wh al was go- Among expenses the report said served little or no security purpose were thoSl' for a 44.foot flagpole. a sewer line. recondi· lioning a gazebo and lighting in the swimming pool area. The govemment spent a total of $702,321 on the Nixon home. In addition to urging the re· payment of the expenses, the tas k force recommended that the government try to reclaim any obvious public property from the residence. • T hree fire d San Cleme nte Planning Commission members have authorized an attorney to appeal their June 28 dis missals before the City Council ut a publi c hea ring sc he dule d . tonight. The hearing will begin at 7 30 in the Council Cha mbers. 100 Ave. Presidio. Carol Carlson, who was fired along with commissioners Mel Morgan and Art Petersen. said today an unnamed attorney from the law firm of Rutan and Tucker wlll argue that the coun· cil violated a city ordinance that says the panelists can be fired only for poor attendance at meetin~s. Mrs. Ca rlson said the fired commission e r s have nea r perfect meeting records. Coun c ilwoman K a rolant• Koester led the purge of the planning panel c llin ~ "philosophical differences" and "moral conrncts of interest .. The council voted 3 to I for the purge. Mrs. Carlson said she expect~ m any local residents to support the fired commissioners before the council tonight. She said an appeal to the state Attorney General for a probe in· to the council's method of rlring the panelists has now been turned over to Orange County Deputy District Attorney Bill Evans. The council ha s named teacher Bill Mecham and telephone company ai(le Cliff Gellatly lO replace former plan· nlnl commiuionera Jim Chase and Bift Greenwall whose terms expired June 30. · But the five·member phmnlne r.anel still lacks a quorum. In an nterlm 'tneaaur~. the council baa named itself to act u the plannina commta1lon "on urpnt matters only.". · Actlna u the plannln1 panel Tutlday. tbe co~cu told dty aide• to draw up a llat of po11l· bit alternatives for slnale· racnUy or condominium.type houatna on a 10.acre alte on the Elmore Rueb. '"'9 altematlvea wlll be COlllldend Aus. 14. <See ARTIST. Page AZ> .or:~:J ,~ast Weather Some low clouds and fog late night and early morn· mg hours otherwise fair Thursday with variable high clouds. Lows tonight 1n 60s a nd 70s. High s Thurs day mid-70s al benches to near 90 inland. INSIDE TODA l" Suburban lac>mes •olea art IU/ltrlftO, GI mott potntiol bU)fUI Olk. "flow (Qr?" before the)f aalc. "How much?"~ Pao-8'. l•tlex •t Y-9"1'tW AM Allll ~ Cit l..M.ee,f M ................. et .......... ,....... .. .. c.t~ ................ .. c ........................ .. c-lc• Ct ............ ... c-.. Ct car-..c..,. "'' :=:::-,.;, :: E:--·:: ...... I I •tt • ~·-~.......... . .. ..._ (.......... .. ---Ct........ .. I\ . • 'ff '• wota .... _...., "c8"f'41)' "4t .... t'W_.!l" .,)'the,,.... . ' .,. ....... ~led 0 t v• Ua., W$•ld ltear whetMr carter would keep them an ''h\ t.wo or th~ d&ya," oae t0urct aald. Anotbtr source 1a1d the pneldent'a deelalon would eom• aomeHme "this week." Both 10urcet aalled not to be ldt'ntlft~. g turlnc the admJal•traUon k bol1ter Carltt'• re·electlorr ocldl? h11da tlM 12 Cablnet of· ftc.n. reetpatlon oflers came from all P"Sldentlal asalstanta and special uah1tan\I, inchadlnl Hamllt.Qn Jord.n, Carter'• de facto, but unUtled, ch1ef of eta.ff. When the smoke ~leans, Jordan la llkeJy to emerge with that ti· P,...Pa9r.4I On_, White House official, rellectlng the extre m e l y aecretJve nature of the day's de · velopments in thls ilty t.b al thrlvt11i o n rumors, s ai d . "Whatever. the president's de· clslons may be. I can a u ure you ht> l.i keeping them to hlmsell." tie. Powell, a Georgian like Jordan, could also be 1iven ex- ...... puak rork. mulU·media" ea ldbtt and thea eut a hol4 In an Oran1• County map whlle ~rowlfta lttter arouad Ill• blood· smeared booth Neuby Asbley 'a boolb, lb. f'~P-AJ ARTIST •.• Ina on. He walked briskly to an ice cream store on Broadway where he explained bis actions to 1t re· porter. •·1 gOl a call from Cfeslival vounds chairman > Mo«ens Abel who told me the board held a meeting and wa nted me to change my work within 24 hours ," he said. •'I asked which work they ob· jected to, and he said '" of it." Fln1enn1 a lid from a aour cream container han1ln1 around his neck, Ashley admitted be does not know what he'll do now that hiaexhiblt is down. • "I'd Jlke lo s tay al the fallval," be said. "It's one of the few places where you get a variety of people seeing your art." He said a lot of people object to the festival of Art.a, "because it's so radically conservative." The 25-year-old Eatancla Hhlh School graduate said this was bis second year in the Festival of Arts, and claims the jurors judged hla work hlehesl among the new festival entries. How did he get the con· trove rsial exhibits o n the festival grounds in the firs t place? ''I replaced SQIJle of the works that were juried," he ii mlled Aliens Enter Via Marine Base Decals U.S. Border Patrol a1enta ar· rested three Oceanside residents late Tuesday In connection with an alleged ullcn-smuggllng ring o p erat ed through C amp Pendleton using s tolen military dec als. Donald Wayne Willis , 30; Amy Willls. 27; and Hector Javier Sa lazar. 20, an Illegal immi- grant living in Oceanside, were to be charged Loday In federal c ourt in C h u la Vi s ta with trani;porting illegal a liens and cons piracy to s muggle aliens ·.tcrosR the U.S.·Mexkan border. John Wc1111on, agent In charge of the Rorder Plllrol 'H check point south of San Clcmcnw, suld Tuc!Klay'11 a"e11lll wun· \he culmtnatlon of a long lnvc11Ue1t lion · 'Thf'l1•• Jlf•opl<• were undPr 11ur vf'lllanr ,. hy our 8~en t11 to ~ se veral wt't'kit," h~ uld "ThPy werf' m1tkln1 H v,,r1l trip" throol(h C•mp l'endlet.oo und they WPrf> m8klng • lot of rr11m •y," WPRRUTI &lleief'f II <'har.ced that lmmll(ranua wtirf' p11ylnl( betwffn '20() •nd $2Ml '"'r lri5' 1cr<J8" the border. 1'hc1 iroup was alle1edly brin11· tnM 11 ll> Ir# tmml1ranl• •cn>H earh trlp W t-1111on uld the trio used mlJlt,y ry decail1t lh•t would 11llow tholr clvlll•n ven" &o 1•in •cce111 to thf> 1Jprawllna mUltery ln· 11 t.JI II •lion llM. DAILY PILOT • • McLemorti , M 14 )'C•t festival nhlbltor. utd t bt did not i.hinJt her work was o ffe nsl'/e but rather dealaned to "make peopl • thlnll " Anne Chuc. wbo tpok~ with Ma Bechtol a,nd other artlJio. Tuesday nl~ht, was the only featlval oflici..t who c·ould bt· reached tor comment on th~ mat ter. She is on the festival bond of directors. M s Chase, who said she was the only festival board member to vote against re moving the ex htbib, 1&id the board members have refused tu meet with the protesting artists . A 2t-year teslivlll exhibitor, Ms . Chase said the board prob ably would nol allow Picasso's works on the grounds and "cer· talnly not Mi ch e langelo's 'David.' .. She added, "Times have changed but the board hasn't." David Sabaroff, ·another pro· testing exhibitor, said about 30 a rtis t s will "n ot let <M s . Bechtol's) work be taken down." The artists' group plans to meet Saturday to d iscuss the Is· sues involvea in what they see as "censorship" by lhe festiva l board members. Protesting artists demanded board members m eet with them. But Ms. Chase said board presi· dent James Schmitz is out of lhe state. · , · · Ms. Chase said the board wi ll no t hold anoth e r regularly scheduled meeting tnltil next month. The number of resignations tht pr<t,Sldent will accept re - m alned unclear. but one White House offtcial said "the presl· dent will accept some." Members of Congress called T ues da y 's a nno uncem e nt · 's trangc " and "curious ." Republi can reaction wes the harshest, but seve ral Democrau also questioned the president's actlooa. Europeans looked at Carter's sha ke up and suw many things - an e lect ion facelift, a crisis. a c a refully pl anned · "Tuesday Ma ssa c r e ," a nd "Circ us Carter" without a net. There was some confusion about just what wus going on. In Rome, the s.eialist -leaning newspaper La Repubblica ban· nered: "A sensational announce· ment from Washington reveals the gravity or the energy crisis . Curler's government resign'>." Actually, Carter's Cabinet did not resign -an act which in Europe wo uld be fa~ more serious. Thel'c it usually would m ean a change in government. PowelJ's brief announcement that several high members of the admlnlstralion had tendered t h e ir r esignations le ft un- ans wered several questions · What motivated the mass of· f£'r ., We re the res ignations so licited? And by whom, -the president or his chief a ides us they s~k fl exib1llly tn restruc· panded authority. ~ Speculation on those moat Jlke· ly Lo leave the Cabinet focwied on embattled Energy ~cretary James R. Sctlleslnger , ·who has s aid he would leave before Carter opens his anticipated re- election campaign. Treas uN . 5-e c relary W. Michael Blumenthal. and Joseph A. Califano Jr .. the secretary of Health . Education and WeUare, both of whom have raised the ire of senior Carter aides, were also • O•llY ...... ,._ ... "a.rt ~.- 81Q ANO LITTLE TOOT MAKE MUSIC FOA COUNTY FAIR Jacque• and Jl!"my Jome of Mtchlgen Pier C.llope possible target.I\. Country Singer F eatur~d Elvin Bishop Performs Tonight at Fair Singer Elvin Bis hop and con· 5 JO and 7 ·30 p.m Jett: Gym tinulng performances of Laser nai.ll cs. on the grounds. Discomania s park up t.onlghl at 5 JO and 8;30 p.m . Haata the Orange County Fair, 88 Fair fi ;.i nch Cowboys, Heritage Stage. Drive. Costa Mesa. . 6 p.m. 4-H on Stagc .. 4·11 build· Then on Thursday inspira· ing tional s inger Debby Boone will 6 30·)() 30 p.m Giant Steps light up the fair with he r • Combo. r ood Bazaar performances al 7 and 9 p.m. an 6 JO J.>·'!1 Eddie Spaghetti, the amphitheater . Herit age Stagl?. . Hours are noon to midnight to· 7 und 9 P m . Elvin Bishop. day through Thursday and 10 Amphitheater. a.m . to midnight Friday through Sunday, when the fair ends. Admission of $2 for adults and $1 for children 6 to 12 includes entertalnment. On Thursday, All Stales Reun· ion Day will honor Orange Countians who come from other states . Here's the schedule for this evening and early Thursday: TONIGHT Airlines Discount Coupons Forged SYCAMORE, Ill. IAP) A 24-year -old DeKalb County m11n has ~n charged with forging t>l't wec•n $250,000 and $750,000 Am e r 1cc.n Ai rline half fa r e coupons, authorities said 7 ·30 p.m Royal Horse Fair. Moonshmc Meudows. 7 :30·11 JO p.m. Montezuma 's Re venge, Mountain Dew Stage 8 and JO p m . Laser Di s- t·om anaa feutura ni.{ the Lockers, Gr unds lund THU RSDAY 9 a m. 4·11 market und feeder beef, livef\t.ock area. 9 a m Junior poultry s how, hvestock area 12 5 p.m. China painting, rrafti. an:;. 1 und :J p m Ucbb1 e's Danct· Studio. Mountain Dew Stugt:. I p m f'FA murket and fet.>dcr tx>er. hvc.-:.Lock area I JO p m Ha rry "Woo Woo" Stl•vcni.. Ucntui.:c Stu~e 2 11 m Ronald_ Mc Donald, rm: n1c an •a 2 and -1 11 m Carson Saog•!r '>, Mountain Dew St age Sally Reeve festival pubUclst said the board's action Monday was "in compliance with the a rticles of incorpor ation, t he g r ound rules, and a signed agreement with the artists In· 5· 10 p.m . China painting Ammom• a Leaks European-style and naturulh1tk flowers, cra fts area. fl F Briic k, manage r of sct·urity for Amerll'an. sz.11d Vin cent Celeste of Sandwich wa:-. lhl' f1 rsl pnson 1n the nation cha r gN1 with t·oupon foq~ery since both American and I lmt<·d bt•g an thei r d 1:-.count fu rc coupons this summrr 2 :111 p.m H11ya l llor..,e Fair, Moonshint· M1·a1lows ~i :111 und 4 30 µ m. Variety volved." · . EASTON, Md CAP) -Some 5 p.m. Carson Junior Singers. 200 to :iOO people were e vacuated Mountain Dew Sla~c. from tht•ir homes for a short 5 a n d 8 p . m M I t c h e l I t1m1: early today when a cloud of Marionettes Showboat, on the ammon111 formed over a leaking groundb. ~h""". I h•ntai.:1• St;1~f>. · .I :IO p rn Cl11wn t·nnt<'sl an<l m 11111• ... how. I h·r1ta~f> St age t p m. 4 II on Stai:<'. 4 If bu1lcl· She 1utid the board gav<· no reason for the action and said no reasons would be forthcoming. A portion of the agreement with the artists states that the restival board "m ay cancel this agreement at any time wilh or without cause upon giving 24 hours written nollce thereof to the e~bltor or by leaving such police at the booth rented to the \?xhibitor " s tora ge tank n ea r Eas ton , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ authorities said. A valve on one of the storage tanks. owned by KNr MC"Gec Corp. and leased lo a local distributor, "apparently was open or broken," s aid Alan S m ith , a d ispatcher for the Ta I bot County F'lre Control Uoard San Juan Council Mul/,s Rebuilding By WILLIAM HODGE 01 t• 0.11, ,. .... Sl•lf San Jua n Capist rano city councllmen will be asked tonight lo take the first step toward re building the c ity's historic downtown Mission district. On~bfor ~e7pm .m~Uq at city orrtccs, 32400 Pa seo Ade lanto, I!; acceptance of a re· ,,ort t hat c all11 for one way 111 re •tts, dt•vclopmcnt of 11 core 1.rcu of s pecially shops and rcs tr.unmllt und construction of JHJ rk ing f a cmuea 8 round the II ff• It. Coundlm<>n ure being asked to ll<'Ccpt the plan a nd initiate the prcpt1raUon of an environmenta l Jm puct report to cover the pro· J>Ollftl. Thtt plan basically lnvolve11 San Juan's downt.own a rea. bordered by the O rte"a lllghway, Del Obispo Street and I.oft RIOti Street. Under the proposal various downtown i treeta would be con· vcrt.ed to one·way traffic while other •lreet.a would be reatliet..ed to pedestrian access only. Strc.-et changes would include : -Camleo C apl1trano to one.way north betwe•n Ortega Hlghway and Del Obispo Street. -Camleo C aplUraao to ooe·way aouth between AC· Jachema Strcet and Ortega Jfi ghway. -Orte ga Highway to one-way ca.st between Camino Capistrano and El Camino Real. -El Camino Real to one- way north from Ortega Highway to Acjachema Street . Jo;I Camino Re al south of Ortega Highway and Yorba and fo'orster Streets would be closed to traffic and reser ved for pedestri ans only . That areu would become a central rorc of specialty shops and resta urants. Plans alRo call for two parking structures to be built along the railroad tracks south of Verdugo Street and a long Del Obispo Street between Ortega Highway and Camino Caplstrjlno. Councilmen also will be asked to direct city staff members to Investigate various money sourcet1 for the mammoth pro- ject, including possible creation of a community redevelopment aeency. Plans also cuU for the possible assessment districts that would tax downtown bus inesses to build the pa rking areas and finance street lmprovemeou. F .... r-.AI KENNEDY INTERVIEW. • • after the accident he "went throu1h a very c:ontiderable period ol atlf·evaluaUoci, A-examlnat.ton ol my own life, my own valllel, my own purpoM and th• dlreeUon of my Ufe. I wonde~ whether lt would be poealble to continue ln the aN• ol public Hrvtee. "There have been a aer1n of traumaUc nent.a that have im· pacted my llfe, •' 11ld Kennedy, the lut of the four Kennedy brothen. Hll eldelt brvth•r dltd durtn1 World War II. an era that allo taw the deatlt of a •liter ln 1 p1ue craah. Brotbera Jolm ucl Robert died It the bancla ol 111...U.1.n tbe lllOI. ''8VT 1'1111 ftAOIC ACCIDSNT, WlllCll 1 boN tbe complete ,..pomtbWtr for and co= MGOWttab6Ut1 for, bed IN•ter mt•Dlnl· It made m• ,.... ...-. .., owa cl&ndloa IDd llltfulMM u a bumaa betq. After a period of Umt, I mecll,up mr mlDd &la.at ~n .,,.. no turnlnl baell lD Ill•." W1-Uae car "1ven br K__., .. ..,. tlf a brtdct • aa ... patlllf#cll Jalad OD July 11, 119, cfrowi&91......,, ..... . palp ...... llarJ JO l(opeclme, •• lt WU 10 IMMan ..... -- MDII« ...,..,,.. tM aeetclla, an ad.Ion be later eallld ''tlldlft•I· ....... t r .) ____ ,,.... , Summer Safe 25o/o off I • .. ~ ... -· -~-~JI .. i-1~: ,(.° ., REG. $429 SALE I JI/!~ $315 1 I 11 If 1 1 jlj t I 11f\t • t jll I i • H 1 • ,., • t 1t1 1,,.-1 1111i .·l1•q 111tlv RI<. %90 SAU- $524 Kl!G. S299 SAU: • S224 A fantastic opportunity !O enhance )'Our home at unbelievable savings. Act nowr , ,, ... ...... nlmUN ... --~~.;-............... ,..,. .... ..... Qafenk1 J«formed • ul P If 11~111., • Asrn'1 medicaJ ..iabUAm•t ... ~ Mfl 1•11 tor • .,,_ H ,traJ," I ~no ooe wou&d .............. ,, .............. u,. Badham ToPuah Paik/ob Io •n apl:!nt clana• of htal't. a.p. rt Badbam. R· Newport Beach. anno\anced Tueaday b• would aead the le1lalaUve battle ln Coa1reaa to create a national p•rk alone the Oran1e Coaat.. Tb6. conirusman'a announce· ment cam• ln the wake of a Na· tional Park.I Service report car· rying four ()plions ror federal parllolpalloft ln creation of what Of..,.. I~ tUt the lrucll* Cbayevaky, who allio e8Wd llP lM televisloa lDduatry lo "Net won,•• had ..U. "1111 N4il adn•&aae of reality for t.bt aake ot comedy ....... . ... la beioC called the Oraoae Coast National Part. l(UnM&ll" I mean, I never truly ••-peeted to tee witch doctorl booteytq arouod bedB late at m,bt or even catch a 1Umpn of UM aultry Diana Rlu k>uqlna In • waltinc room. But the apeeter of a medlc:al bureacracy so befudda.d as to 1ive the wroas 1njecUona lo. ~atients, misplace bodies and en1a1e in other forms of de · bauchery left me, shaU we say, a little cool to hospitals. ~BEN ntE MO•ENT I dreaded u much as seeing Menachem Begin guest boet the Tonight Show did arrwe only several weeks ago. I knew 1 had finally been trapped There was no way out. Sur,ery, lbedoctA>r s aid "Oy vey!" is about all I remember saylna. Now they would get me too, thole rummy doctors and nunes ~ I could imagine so vlvtdly making chopped Uver out of my viscera. The hospital or my incarceration was to be Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in West Los Angeles. A big hospital. Just like Chayevsky's mythical house or horrors. MYIMAGINATIONSHIFrEDintoove.drlve. They would I08e my blood or urine s ample, or worse yet. confuse my samples with someone elses. T uffing -the m xeo-up reporfS7'""lfieooewr would look down at me and proclaim in stentorian tones, "You need a hysterectomy.'' After the first few days, il didn't happen quite that way. The nurses seemed pleasant and at tentive. And competent. But j~t when l thought all was golng well and I was cop· Ing brillianUy, the doctor shattered my calm. "We operat.e tomorrow." "Oy vey!" I think I said. OF COURSE I PUT up a false, brave front for my (ttmi· ly. I only cried and begged for forgiveness three times. Not bad. When the m·oment of truth ar rived, l was more than not up to it. Jn the pre-op room they let me cool my heels for about 20 minutes. And that's when I thought for the first time Paddy Chayevskey himself was orchestrating the whole damn thing. This was THE hospital be had written about. And he was doing a sequel. wUh meas the star. "Your name Bruce?" someone in a blue surgical ouUit asked "OH GOD, THEY'VE already got me confused," J thought. "The name is Kuumann," I said. "K·U·T ·Z·M·A·N·N That's two N's. Please don't forget." As soon as the lirst one went by, another sterile man came by. Looking me square in the blood-shot, tenor· stricken eyes, be said, .. We're gonna get you next." I knew be wu ri1bt. The pre~p room was crowded with gurneys, each bear· log its human cargo. I felt like I was in a parking lot. WHEN THEY WHEELED my gurney into the hallway, ther:e was a traffic jam or patients. Doctors and nurses were walking around yelling al each other. I knew operating rooms were places of high anxiety. but r just wished they could have acted more like they were in a Noel Coward play than a black satire. Into the operat.ing room they wheeled me. My doctor was standing in the center or the room with his mask down, grinning. "Probably thinking of bis bill," I thought al the time. I reallied later J was right. BEFORE Tff}; UC.-HTIS went out, I remember. te!lin~ meone with a mas k on that the operating room, so spa1 kl· ing and sanitary and white, reminded me of a McDonald's hamburger stand kitchen I once worked in as a kid. "I just hope J 'm not the hamburger," I said. And then I could have sworn I s aw Paddy Chayevl\ky and Ronald McDonald staring down at me. Eating chopped liver Battin Vows Battle On '76 Cofl,viction Forme r Orange Co unty Supervisor Robert Battin said Tuesday be will fight the 1976 conviction that forced him from office "until I run out of courts, run out ol ldeas." BatUn was remo,iect from of. flee for misuse of hls county at.ff to work on b1a umueceuful bid for the DemocraUc nomlna· • Uon for lieutenant governor ln 1t'74. Battin said Tuesday his latest effort to bllttle tbe conviction is a lawsuit flied ln federal court in Loa Ancelet seekinl $15,3'75 In back pay he alleges the county oweablm. In the suit, Batun claimed he wa1 removed from office UJetaJ· ly because he never wu MD· t.eneed. BatUn. DOW a Saot.a Ana Ill· torney, 11 '-Hklna Sl,014 ln blweeklJ pay for tbe P9rtod ....... ,..., 16, 1111, wl ..... ................ tbe eDCI of Ida Mloed clll&rlet term, Ju. 4, ""· ..... wttll .. per ....... lae woald lMlft remttel far at· t. .. lal Hrtou1 1onrnm•nl e.m•l l11m1d"11. 1:-c:-Court .luae K111 a IM onlendBatintoww i6a _..., ID comt1 J.U mad ,., .... o1 .. .mbut1ater .... ................ " ... JiJ!t ..... wldata laWD DOW bu ........ • ~ . STILL~-- ls .... 1ntw .... MDC1an bed llOt been lmpoted. ''"'-I ,.,.._ la oa probe• Uoe lie 1&&11 II enUUed to ~ ~·"I fMl'ua.t U J wu • to ~ I waa en· UthNI to carry out my duU• u auperYllaf. "II' pmttloa la that beeau6e I Wat .. ._ prolNltJoa and I waa 1UU ........ to -. U..t I eould b••• eontlnued to do my duU•," • eGDtun.S. Funda ror the park service s tudy of 24 ,QOO acres trQm Corona del Mar to South Lag\19& came from legklalion spo~ by Rep. Jerry Patterson. D Santa Ana Earlier. Badham had main- tained a negative view or the proposal. declaring use of federal funds to purchase the open land to be nothing more than a raid on th e U .S Treasury. However, that view apparent ly changed with several recent developments. One of the latest was the in c l us ion of $38 million for land ac· quisition in the area in the stale budget. State parks officials are currently negotiating with the Irvine Company to purchase as much ucreage as the $38 mlllion wHI buy between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach . Badham said he will introduce legislation for federal allocation of an Identical amount using funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Money in lhat fund comes from offshore oil leases, boat fuel taxes and the sale or surplus federal land Current estimates are that the co mbined state and fede ral purchases plus outright gifts or about 3,000 acres each (rom the Aliso Viejo Company and lh<' Irvine Company wou)d create a park or about 12,000 acres . The landowners apparently have Indicated they would make the land gifts and additionally arc being asked to agree lo hold some acres at current prices. The lime lag between the in· troducUon of the federal legisla lion a nd the actual availability of the money can be as long as two years. As expected. the parks service report, re leased Monday in Washington, made no direct recommendation on federal in volvement in the park. Last month, William Whalen, director of the service, wured the site and told Badham and Patterson he wouldn't make any re commendations until the House subcommittee bearings on the park which will be held Aug. 9 in Newport Beach. Pat· tcrson is a member or that com· mlttee. The park6 service report listed four alternatives to be con sldered : one with no federal pa rliclpation; acquis ition or 9.000 coastal acres and l,000 acres in Los Trancos Canyon . acquisition of 14,500 acres with .. visitor s upport facilities" in Laguna Canyon and Bommer· Shady Canyon. a nd acquisition ?f at least 12,500 acres with ·de · velopment of a management plan for the total 24,000 acres studied. The management plan, the re· port s uggests, could be de· veloped by the state coastal commission or a commission specially appointed for the task. It would Include protection of "significant resources" along with agricultural uses and other tictlvlties that currently exist in the area such as commercial and residential. The report also suggests two management options In whlch lhe area acquired for the public could either be managed by the parks service or it could be mana1ed by. the 8tate Parks and Recreallon Department with rlnancial and technic al as· slstance from the Department of the Interior Chiropractor Fmed After Tax Conviction .OS ANGELES <AP> - Anaheim chiropractor Edward F RoN baa been fined $4,000 and ••ven tour yean probation oa hla comiction in federal court of fa1Un1 to report tsz,000 income ~--11'71 and ll'r4. lo addition, U.S. Dlatrtct Court' Judi• ltobert J . Kelleher Mn· t@Ced "911 Tueadu to devote 400 houri to community servl~. and lmpoMd a one.year prilon aentenc:e which wu 1uapencMd on the canditlon that Rou obey all laws and comply with all re- qulrementa of the U.S. problUon office ROH, accordtn1 to UJi .. Al· tonMY Andee S. Ordln la known la Loa An1el11 and Orana• County • 1 "leadlq idvocat.e of •boltlhial tile federal income t.aa lawt." w.dneedax, July 18, 1979 S DAILY PILOT A~ LAGUNA POLICE SGT. NOAM BLANDEL WILL YELL 'FORE' INSTEAD OF 'FREEZE' Elght•year Policeman Wiii Be Trading Hla Nlght•tlck tor a GoH Club Gun for Irons Laguna Cop Turns Golf P~o By STEVE MITCHELL 01 UM Delly ~llot Sl•fl Lagun a Beach Police Sgt Norm Blandel is turning in h1~ service revolver <4nd handcuff~ for a nine Iron and spiked shoes at the end of th.11> month The eight-year Laguna Beach police veteran is leaving the cit y to take a JOb as golf pro on il.D l8·hole course ID Louisiana neur New Orleans. And while he s Hys he 'll m1.s~ poiiCl' WOfk and Laguna Bcach'.l> unique st~lc or law enforcement. the 29 year·old officer says he can't wait to get to those 24 lake!> and 55 sand traps an Louil>iana H e 's been playing golf sin<"'t· 1972 and has the trophies to prove he is a qu1ck s tudent. The police !>ergeunt has picked up the silver and the bronze al 5everal California Slate Pohct- Olymp1cs. and hopes to park up some gold at next' week ·~ corn petition in Oakland Rut how docs a nine-year police veteran get used lo shout 1ng "For.:" 1n ~l€·ad or .. f'reeu .. , · · It'll be tough. he admit!>, add mg the eight years at Laguna and a year patrolling 77lh and Harbor in Los Angelci:. wen· som e or the most eventful yean. of his life. The San Clemente resident has war stories. just as other of ficcrs. lh:.at s till make his adrenaline rU11. Like the Ume In front of the Laguna Beach Free Clinic when a man pulled a gun and began faring 1t into nearby cars and windows That was midnight about four years ago, and when Ulandel ap proached the distraught suspect with s hotgun at lht· ready, he wasn't all that sure polt c-e work was the most rewarding o( pro fession., '"Tht:• guy came running at me yt'lling, 'Kill mt', kill me: and I JUSt kept bucking off until ht- r:.aught up with mt',"' Rlandel re· c-ulls The young orf1<·c·r !>a id ht: brought the hutt or hi:. '>hotgun up undt:r th(· ravm~ suspect'-; rh1n and kn()('kcd ham out "He had left hi!> gun m th•· <'a r . but I s un• didn't know that .1l the time." Ulandcl '><lid The ;,ict1v1· oHic<·r found t1mt· for oth1•r d1v1•r:-.1nn'> durini.: h1~ eight years 111 Laguna Bcuch. 1n eluding voluntee r work <i:-. :.i nudl' modl'I for th<· l'ageant or lht· M .. : '"r'> for thri·•· )'l'iH .., lie roached th1· LiJ gun ;.i ncar h I h gh School golf team. taught adm1nastrallon of JU~tlt'l' and wt·uponlcss defen~l' al S :u,\ dleback Collci:e. and wa:. on Ow board of dir1•ctors or the Laguna Ut•ach Boy~ Club But now 1t 's off to the greens an l.-ou1s1ana. where he'll use a dub ror more-pcaccrul means. .. ft 'II be rough spending all that tame on the course,"' he ~n ns, s ha.kmJt has he ad But i:.omchow. you gel the fc~I mg Norm Blandel wall be able to hirndle the task. Niguel Association Plans Vote on Road Laguna Niguel Com munaty Association board members will meet Monduy lo take a formal stand on the proposed Sun Jou quin llHls Trans portation Cor ridor. Board Member Tom Mood y said the group's pla nning com· mittec is presently studying an e nvironmental impact report tied to the 13-mile. high-speed roadway proposed betw~n the Costa Mesa-Newport Beach areu and Laguna Niguel. "We expect to have some rec · ommendations for the full board by Monday,"hesa1d. He hinted that those opinions could involve whether the group believes the road is needed or. if it 1s. what roul l' would be prercniblc lie al~o indicated the group m1~ht a:-k county planners to ID corporak ma!>S transit mto lht· h1~hw:iy pl <in~ Proposed alignments for ·the rreewl1y-Likf' highway call for tht• road to lmk lo lht• San Diego Freeway near Avery Parkway. The proposed highway would t·ut throug h La~una Niguel ~o uthwcst of the San Diego Freeway Seven:1I groups in Newport Bl•ac h . Lai:una Be a ch und I rvmc havt! s poken against the road, claiming 1t would bring pollution and unwanted develop· ment to Soulh Orang(• County ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- - Gem Talk IJy J C llUMPllR/f;s Ct!rtlfled Cemo/Ofllll. AG.'i l 'l'RIC Protesters Rap County Pay Efforts One or the p1ckel Mgns called 1l rape Another dc('larcd th :1t the days of !>la very are over "Yuck" said a third The placards wcr•· earned by abo ut JOO Ora n ge Count y employees who to<ik their pro tests ror higher pay directly to the Bou rd of Supervisor~ Tue:. day Several e mployee repn•M·n 1al1vcs told officiab thttl the) .Ht· no1 hapµy with th•· way -.ahiry negotwl1ons arc develop Ill~ Stalky Lehm .. n. :.a r.enwr sof'ltll workt'r. ~<tid that oHe r'> havc h..c·n m~ultsng 111· s:.i1d county proposit b <1n• ~1mllar lo a diner lea v1n~ a quarter tip al thl' end or a $JOO m t•al .. It ha.'> been u slap in lht• fore tind we won't roll ov•·r and 11luy dl·ud." he said. ··we dcmund com p<'n.c;at1on " J>atnc1a Winkle , an employN! in th1.· Superior Court, told thP -.uperv1 sors that her unit wu~ of fon~d a n 8.5 percent pily in· crease She satd 5.5 percent of lt\at sum must go towards retirement ~ystem increases · 'Th:'!_t leaves a 3.5 percent pay increase to fight a 13.5 PN<.·•·nt rnte of tnflatJon." ~he declarn·d She told the s upervisors 1t as time to make a choice. "Do you want demoralized employees or ones that are pro· ductive and loyal who would give the county that little ex tra ?" Jo}n Sawyer, a genera l mana~er of the Orange County Employees Assoc-iut1on, i;aid later that negotiations a rf' going slowly and tha t thf' demonstru t1on was a ve nting of tht• l'mploy1•t•s' disµlcasurt>. Also Tuesday, employM:~ in ba q~ainmg unib in lht: Orungc County Employe1·s Associution wcr~ as ked IA> complete a s urvey on possible job action. Lasted umong the possih1litie:. we re a ~tnke, sickout, l1m1tt.'CI term s trike o r hmitcd term :.1t'kout. Board Chairman Ph1lhp An lhony said the employee prcsen lat1on lo lhe board would heJ1, Supervtsors to understand th1..· feelings or the workers. "We arc constantly meet.Jn,:: with negotiators and will con tlnue with more ms ight." hl· ~u•d The choice of brides and grooms JULY'S RUBY lll08t prec1ou1 o/ l l0'1f• The ruby, now considered the most precious of gemstones, is July 's birthstone. Because It is so valuable, there have been attempts. over the years, IA> synthesize it. The synthetk copies have ~n pretty. but could not match the beauty of the real thing. For many years, Burma h•• been the r.nme source of tbe nneat ruby spec mens. Sri Lanita (Ceylon ) produces rubles of a paler bue. Slam <Thailand) is another IOUfte. ID N · cedt years. Cent,al Afrlc• b11 become an important 1ource. Tanaama and Kenya are~ rubin ol a quality equal to thole we have Iott.en from Southeast. Aala. Now, there comes a new "lWlUfl'" synthetic ruby, which i1 literally "1rown" from natvral lnardenta. Ruby crr1tata ca.a be 1rown °" U.. upper levelt of a platinum crucible ftlled wtth molten Uthlum molybet.e. Theae cultured rubl .. are aJmott In· dlltln•ul1h1ble from the natural ruby. It lak• lbe expert eye ol a re· llable jeweler to teJI UM dlttereac:e. ArtCarved wedding rings. First in styling. First in craftsmanship. Chosen by more brides and grooms then any other brand. See our complete collection today. CONVENl.NT Tl"MS ~~°*We 32 YI.AAS IN T~l $4MI LOCATION l'WOHI Mf.MOt ..... . . . I -.-.... Te• ............ POrt of Costa Mesa ON ... MACll Cft"Y ll&AT: C.O.t.a lhla City C<Man· ell,-... -bllo '"" ~ Juat tbe otber lll1bt on u • ...,_ Jnmaue ln nncl•H•m wttb.ln tbetr mwalclpa.U· ty. ,,. .. deut1 Mrioul. 0.. ol U. coediUoU', bowHer, th1t sot tbe blame wa1 ''Madi dtr overflow." WW tMt meant waa lbat tome mlacreant.a wbo Sol elaued ••a1 from tbe ·~~lee ended up caws· '81 Pl'Ob'elDI iD U.. Mesa . Speetllcally. ~e were people ,wt&h a penchant for 1leeplfta ovef'll1lbl irr vam, campera or like vebtclee. TREV.GET CHASED from the beachfront but some Costa Men aut.borltiea believe these people simply mov~ Proposed New Beach City 0/fidal Emblem for Coita Mesa up lo Mesa town and do their overnight snoozing along residential streets where they aren 'las easily detected. And sometimes. it is asserted, they do mischief ..... -1 those neighborhoods. So. here you have a certain innuendo that Costa Mesa's vandalism is pa rtially due lo the city's proximity to Newport Beach. And on the ·other hand, when Newport botched its handling of Fourth or July traffic in Balboa. there was cer- tain suggestion that Costa Mesa traffic problems were pa rlially to blame. So it goes, back and forth. You are left wondering, however, if indeed Costa Mes;. can continue to consider itself a non-beach city? TECHNICALLY, IT'S true that al no place do Costa Mesa city limits embrace the sea. There is long and bitter political hlstory lo that condition. Costa Mesa's Broadway was bwll as the street that would lead lo the city's port in Uooer Newport Bay. But Newport annexed around the betv and chokedoffthedream of Costa Mesa leaders. All these past hasstes aside. 1t is interesting that to· day . many locations within Costa Mesa ure closer lo the ocean or bay than some areas of Newport Beach. You look around Costa Mesa and you can see how clearly the city is ocean-oriented. COSTA MESA IS A HEAVY provider to the boating in· dustry. It also provides the supporting commerce for many other aquatic activities. And' its people use the beaches heavily. Not to mention the beach traffic and "beach vandalism overflow." All this considered, the duys may be long gone where Costa Mesa is considered a non-hcach city. The problems as well ao:; lhe pleasures of the Pac1f1c are too close at hand. Never mind whert~ the city limit Unes were drawn. - OUna Slates Soviet Talks PEKING CAP) -The Chlnese government has agreed uncondi lionally to talks with the Soviet government lo improve rela· lions between them, the Soviet Embassy announced today. It said the Chinese reply to the latest Russian note on the sub· Ject was delivered Monday in Moscow and specified that the talks the fi rst since the 1960s -should begin in the s~nd half or September and should a lternate between Moscow and Peking. China na med its Moscow am· bassador. Wang Youping to represent it. I ' 'Slaying Of JFK 'A Plot' W ASHlNGTON <AP> -Wu the 35tb p,..&dent of tbe Ulilted Statea murdered lD a cootoine:v lnvolvtns supt.en? Did-other coo1plraton plot lbe lrilllnl ol a maJor American civil rl&bts leader? Tbe aaauainaUona committee or the U.S. House of Repreeen· tativea, In a divided decision. says that may have been the case when: -On Nov. 22. 1963, President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was shot to'death in Dallas. -On April 4, 1968, Dr. Martin Luther King J r . was gunned down in Memphis, Tenn. THE COMMITl'EE'S final re- port. the product or a two-year. $6 million. investigation. said T uesday that Kennedy's as- ussination was probably the re· suit of a conspiracy and Klng's may have been. But three or the committee's 12 members filed dissents to the conclusion that Kennedy's as- sassination was a conspiracy. much Jess a conspiracy by mobsters. One of the three dissenters. Rep. Harold Sawyer, R-Mich .. said the conspiracy findings in both the Kennedy and King as· sassinations are based on "sup- position upon supposition upon s upposition.'' COMMITTEE members scheduled a news conference to- day to formally re lease the re- port and ans wer questions about it. Conspiracies or not. however, the committee agreed with con- clusions of earlier investigations tha t Lee Harvey Oswald as- sassinated Kennedy and James Earl Ray assassinated King. 1t said it round "subs tantial evidence" that a St. Louis group offered $50,000 for the murder of King -but no proof linking lhe offer to hls murder. OF KENNEDY, the final re- port s aid : ·'The co mmittee found that it was possible . that an individual organized crime leader or a small com· bi nalion or leade rs might have participated in a conspiracy to assassina te President Ken- nedy." It named Carlos Marcello and Santos Trafficante as "the most likely family bosses of organized crime lo have participated in such a unilateral assassination plan." But it said it found no dire<:t evidence Marcello or Traf· r1 cante were in fact involved. MARCELLO, operating out or New Orleans, and Trafficanle . out of Miami, both deny they had any connection with Ken- nedy's murder. 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Arizona officers examine a Greyhound bus which overturned in a thunderstorm on In· terstate·to about 30 miles west of Phoenix. Officers said eight people on the Memphis- bound bus were injured. $1.30 a Gallon by '82? Impact of Carter Import Curbs Forecast WASlDNGTON CAP) -Presi- dent Carter 's plan to limit oil imports will help raise gasoline prices to more than $1.30 a gallon in 1982. while home beat- ing oil, now about 70 cents. should hlt 95 cenL'l a gallon. a Library of Congress report says. Carter's conservation effort will nave little impact untll 1982. when it will create s ignificant shortages and higher prices, the report says. CARTER HAS vowed to hold imports in 1979 to 8.2 million barrels a day and cut in half U.S . demand ror foreign crude by 1990. T he Library of Congress study. prepared by Lawrence Kumins for the House Ways and Means Committee and released Tuesday, estimated a 42·gallon oorrel or crude oil will cost $27 in 1982. compared with C1bout $20 to day. That price a ssumes Israeli Warplanes Rage Over Lebanon BEIRUT. ·Lebanon CAP). -Israeli warplanes crashed the sound barrier twice over Beirut today in their first such flights since the Syrian· Is raeli dogfi ght 21 days ago. The stale radio said Israeli border gunners shelled fou r villages in southern Lebanon and Israeli jets buzzed the port city of Sidon. 25 miles south or Beirut, but Israel denied the reports . In Tel Aviv Israeli M ililary sources said the border area was quiet and the Israelis were not firing across the border. SONIC BOOMS BY THE bigh-Oying jets m Beirut cC1used no dumaJ(e and there was no anti-aircraft fire from Palestinian guer- rillas or Syrian peacekeeping forces in Lebanon Syria has vowed to scmmble iti. warplanes lo mterctpt any Is raeli afr raid on Palesllitian targets following last month'!. dogfight over southern Lebanon. TllAT WAS THE FIRST air battle between the two countries m five years. Israel claimed its American-supplJed F-15 Eagle righters scored five kills against Syria's Soviet-made MiG·2ls Syria conceded losing four MiGs and said two Is raeli planes were s hot down. Israel denied any losses. The Syrians have 22,000 troops in Lebanon policing a 31-month· old civil war armistice between Lebanon's rightis t Christians and an alliance of leftist Moslems and Palestinians. lsraefi..has said it wiJI strike at Palestinian targets in Lebanon whenever and wherever it likes. ~ foreign producers will rais e prices 10 percent a year. far le:,s than they have re<:ently. Assuming federal price con· trots on oil expire as scheduled m 1981 and oil shortages are s pread e qually among a ll petrole um products. Kumins said, gasoline would cost $1.31 a ~allon . heating 011 and diesel rue I. 95 cents: residual oil for power plants, 67 cents: and other petroleum products. $1.1:1 a gallon. BY CONTRAST, the Amenran Automobile Association reporlt:d that average national rull ·service pr1 ccs for gasoline last week were 91 .4 cent s ror rt"g - ular, 96.5 cents for premium and 95 1 cents for unleaded . The association said its surveys h<ive found a growin~ number of sta· t1ons selling gasoline for more than $1 per gallon, pa rticularly m New York. Chicago, Detroit and other big cities. but none as high as Sl.30 a gallon. In other energy-related news Tuesday: • A cons ume r coalition sought in fede ral court to pre- vent the government from <JP· proving bids for oil and ga~ leases off the CaUforn1a coast. THE COALITION says the bidding process favors the ma- JOr oil companies because 1l re · quires large cas h paym ent::. prior to discoveries rather than royalties upon a find. -Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz . renewed his effort to r estrict m any or the s ame major 0 11 companies from e ntering the coal and uranium industrie::.. However, he received little sup- port from fellow congressmen. Beat the Rat Race. Save time and money shopping the advertised values in the only Orange County daily newspaper tailored spe~ially for the communities along the Orange Coast -the helpful DAILY PILOT 642-4321 . • . - ' • Orange COast EDITION \'our Hometown Dally New•p• .. ~t C FIFTEEN CENTS ':red llaunted ·IJfl ·.cJaappaq"iddielt WAIRINGTON CAP> S-. Edward II keoaedy, f>.Mau .. aek.owh ... that UM acdd9nt et ~liddcUell 10 )'Hrt a10 to· • day "will If~ wttib nae for the n.t ()f my Ufe.' • t "Al '°"I u I 'm la public Ute. I 'll be uted about ft ," he 1aJd In a brief la&emew. , WUI it be • factor tf Kennedy decides to run for pruldent In lllO GI' ...... ! . • uObviowaly. It'• » hac\or one of many." he repl,\ed. KBNNBDY. WllOSE PEUONAL UFE HAS a.en marked by tra1edy. said lhe accident in which Mary Jo Kopecbne wa& killed "waa different for me in tl\!l I was the one·responalble. "I NllUm.ed full reapoditbWty for It at the time," he aald. Asked ror his recollection of details of that nigbt. Kennedy replied. "I tettJrled six months alter the accident under oath." He a1tld tJ\e transcript or his testimony, running more than 700 pages "remalna the best account of what happened at that time... • The lOUi anniversary or the accident comes at a time or re· newed speculation that Kennedy might challenge President Carter for the 1!8> Democratic presidenUaJ nomination. . KENNEDY INSISTS REPEATEDLY HE will not be a can- didate, that be expects Carter to be renominated and re-elected. and that he intends to support the president. But with the Carter administration shaken by domestic crises. with the Cabinet and senior White House staff submitting letters. of resignation as IA pre lude to wholesale personnel changes, the 1>9litical speculation about a Kennedy challenge persists Kennedy talked about Chappaquiddick in several interviews timed to the anniversary of the accident. "The other tragedies. the assassinations . the deaths of my brother and sister in ·World War II were imposed on me." he sa.id. ''They had enormous 1mpa_<:t. But Chj\ppaquiddick made mt: a much different person. a very different individual." ' IN AN INTERVIEW IN THE BOSTON Globe today-10 years after Chappaquiddick the Massachusetts Democrat said that <See KENNEDY. Page AZ> Viet War Veterans·· Back Miller ~Airline I Fined ! $385, ()()() ~ ! LOS ANGELES <AP > k Pacific Southwest Airlines flew t 31 l commercial flights with aircraft that were in "un , ai rwo rthy condition ." the Federal Aviation Administration charged today. The FAA hit PSA • with the largest aircraft main- tenance fine in history. The airline also flew another 78 commercial fli ~hts on aircraft that were not main· tained in accordance with PSA operating procedures. the FAA said in a six-page letter detailing tbe reasons for the $385.000 fine . PSA said today that the FAA 1 charges were unfounded and un· fair. and said all planes involved were safe to fly. PSA senior Vice President J ames Snody said the FAA ''singled out'' PSA in the , aftermath of the May 2S DC-10 ; crash or an American Airlines {plane ln Chicago. the worst 8Jr f disaster in U.S. history. j FAA spokesman Alex Garvis said the fines came as part or a fnew "get tough" policy an-17 n ounced by FAA c hief J Langhorne Bond. in March, two f months before the DC-10 lost an • engine and crashed on takeorr ,trom O'Hare lnte rnalional ~Airport, killing 273 persons. ~ Garvis den1ed that PSA was I singled out 2 . "Our inspectors are looking 11t ieverybody," Garvis said. · In the letter to PSA President WilUam R. Shimp, fo'AA region11l ~counsel DeWitte T Lawson Jr 1Hs ted the alleged violations and tsald. "We believe that these l violations disclose a paltcm by PSA to defe r the immediate t performance of required main· !tenance ·· P Al1eged violations include 135 'flights in January and f<~ebruary Ion two Boeing 727-100 jetliners that had cracks in the landing gear apparatus. 94 flights in Ju. • ly, 1978 on a 727 with a malfunc- ttioning tachometer. 13 Jlights in f August.on a 727 with a defective engine. 64 flights in December on a 7'1:1 with a defective inboard flap system and five flights in September on a 727 with an oil seal leak. D•1ty PU•\ 1•~ft Pfto\o VIETNAM VETERANS VOICE SUPPORT FOR APPOINTMENT OF EDISON MILLER AS ORANGE COUNTY SUPERVISOR Patrick Wood Speaks aa Other• Walt Their Turn to Defend Controver11al Appointee After Opposition Mounts Smog Alert Due Thursday In County The South Coast Air Quality Management District predicted first s tage s mog alerts for much of Onmge County for Thursday A spokesman said first stage smog levels will be attained in northern and central portions or the county and the Saddleback Valley. Residents in a ll ureas or the county arc encollraged to curtail driving on Thursday. Persons who are smog·sensitive a re en- couraged lo !'!lay ins ide. S4LTTreaty 'Security Aid' WAS HINGTON (AP > Defense Secretary Harold Rrown said today the SALT IJ treuty enhances the ability of the United States to monitor the Soviet nuclear attack force. He adds the United States could de· tect any significant pact viola- tions In time to e ffectively counter them. The r>e<:essary two-thirds ma- jority or the Senate is unlikely to vote to ratify SALT II )f the ability of the United States to cf. fec tive ly monitor Soviet strategic activities and to verify Soviet compli ance with the trea· ty is in any doubt. Politieal Ploy Cordova Criticizes Brown on Miller By ROBERT BARKER Of ... o.lly PINI SI.tit f''o rmer Assemblyman Ron Cordova added his voice Tues· day t.o the growing clamor sur· rounding the appointment or Edison Miller as Third District supervisor. Cordova contends that the ap- pointment by Governor Brown was intended "lo buy creden- tials from the radical left" as spearheaded by Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda. The former Democratic as sem blyman. who was defeated by .John Schmitz in a run for the state senate. had been con - sidered a prime candidate for the s upervisoria l appointment. Cordov~ said today. however. he won't run for the county's Third District seal. But speaking of Miller 's ap- pointment, Cordova said lhe c hoice could boomerang on Brown because mains tream Democrats may perceive that Brown wi II do anything to placate the far left. Cordova said he believes that Brown feels he can challenge President Carter ··only from the left flank." "I think we' II sec a gigantic slalom next year. lirown will veer to the left to get the nomination and if be succeeds he will tum back to lbe right for the general O<Uly Pllet SUtt Piie•• FLAYS 'FAR LEFT' Ex-Asaemblymen Cordova election." Cordova was one o r fa ve fina lis t s for the seut that beca m e vacant whe n Ralph Diedrich was convicted on a bribery charge <See MILLER, Page t\Zl Carter Mulls ' Quit Offers By Cabinet W ASHJNGTON <AP l With all his Cabintet and high-level staff orferin~ to resi~n . Pres1 dent Carter 1!> t•x µected to dec1d1• hy Friday where the ax will fall as he works on a lineup to revivt' his presidency · Senior officials were s haken by the move the latest sur prise in Carter 's self-declared turning point which left the government in limbo Thl· 34 lop offtc1ab <Affected said little m puhhc beyond con firming that they had been asked Tuesday lo tender their rt>s1gnaltons Wh1h• llousc pre!>:-. !>ccret<Ar y Jody Powell "aid the offer ..... made orally and not an writing. would be con:-.1dcred "carcfullv <ind t·xpeditwusly" by the presi dent Cabtnl'.'l i.ccretane!> wen: led to bcla cvt' they would he a r whether Carter wou!d keep them on "in two or three d ays." one source said. Another sourt:e said the president's decision would come sometime "this week .. Both sources asked not to be identified One White llous e ofhc1al. refl ecti ng th e e xtremely secretive nature of the day's cMt, v<'lopmenls in this city lh<Jt th ri ves on rumors . ~<J1d . "Whatever the pres ident's de· cisions may be. I can assure you he is keeping-them lo himself " ) i . Singer Spotlighted at Fair The number of res ignation!'i the president wi II accept re- mained unclear. but one WhJte House oWcial s aid "the pres a dent will accept some." Singer Elvin Bishop ~nd con· tinuing performances of Laser Orscomania spark up tonight al· the Oranae County Fair. 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Then on Thursday inspira· tional singer Debby Boone will li1ht up the fair with her performances al 7 and 9 p.m. in the amphitheater. Houn are noon to midnight to- day . throuah Thursday and 10 a.m. to midnigbt Friday through Sunday, when the fair ends. Admiulon of $2 for adults and $1 for dd.ldren 8 to 12 includes entertainment. On 'fhunday, All States Reun- ion Day will honor Orange CounUam who come from other stales. Here's the schedule for this evenin1 and early Tbunday: TONIGHT $·10 p.m . China palntin1-. &uropeaa-ttyle and naturallatic nowers, cratt. area. 5 p.m. Canon Juntor Slqers, Mount.UO..Stqe. 5 aad I p ._m . IUtebell MarloneUee Showlaoat, oa the 1roundl. 5:30 llDd T:• p.lft. Jtt.e OJm-naltlm, an. tbe 1rounc1a •. S:JO and 8 :30 p .m. Rlata ,. Ranch Cowboys. Heritage Stage. 6 p.m . 4-H on Stage. 4-H build- ing. 6 .30-10:30 p.m. Giant Steps Combo. Food Bazaar. 6 :30 p .m . Eddie Spaghetti. Heritage Stage. 7 and 9 p.m. Elvin Bishop, Amphitheater. . 7:30 p.m . Royal Horse f'ia_i r. Moonshine Meadows. 7:30-U :30 p .m. Montezuma's Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage. 8 and 10 p.m. Laser Dis · coman.ia featurln.e the Lockers. Grandstand. THUUDAV 9'a.m. 4-H market and feeder beer. livestock area. 9 a.m. Junior poultry show. Uveatock area. • 12·5 p.m . China paintln1. crafts area. 1 and 3 p.m. Debbie's Dance Studio. Mocmtaio Dew !itqe. 1 f..m. FFA market aad feeder bee , Uveetock area. t :JO p.m. Harr')' ·•woo-Woo" stevens. :a.Je Stace. a p.m. llcOonald, sate· , nlf area. a and 4 p.m. Canon Slnc•n. 11ewuba De• •r·· • I 2:18 p.m. RoJa I 9Jr, < ... &BVNION~Pa .. ur Members of Congress called Tuesday 's a nnoun cemen l "s trange" and "c urious " Republican reaction was the harshest. but several Democrats also questioned the president's actions 'CYCLE' SOLD ON FIRST DAY "I tried for two years to sell my Exercycle, but nobody want- ed to buy iL -uoUI I tried the Daily Pilot. ·'Then I sold It to the first caller on the llral day my ad ran " That's the adverti1ln1 auccesa story ol the Capla&.rano Beach man who placed tbls ad ln the DaUy Ptlol: Reducln1 Exercycle. ~ 1pd. Elec. l8CM> value will itll tor A75 flnn u11 UICX . . . If JOU w~t~ick sale. try' tbe Dalty lol lfted MC• don. Call ad·vtlert • ~Ml-1171. • • • • .1 . Group Includes Ex-POWs By KATHY Cl.ANCY OI ,.,. Oa••• Piiot St•lf Twenty threl' Vietnam War V<·terans. inctud1nJ! lwo former prasom•r-. or war (•:J me lo the dt'· fl'nse today of bclca~uerc·d coun- ty Supcrv1sor Edison Miller In the• mt·ant1mt'. controvcr..y 1'<>0l1nut•d Lo .... w1rl around the lornH"r Vietnam POW Miller a!> Orange Cil y Councillnan .Jl's:-. l'cre1 JOtnl'd rormcr Plan n1ng Comm1ss1oncr:-. Rex Gaede .ind Shirley Grindle in unnounc· 1ng 1ntenl1ons lo seek Miller·,., t•lt.•ctt.-d post next .Junt> ~aller lashc.-d out <Al Gacdl\ who resigned Monday as l'lan- n in g Commission t•hairman, t•<Jlling his action ''irresponsi· ble" and "truly political " Al the same tame. Miller has 1nv1ted his critics lo s peak with him und has df'ni{'d he ever con • dt>mnt<d has t:ountry whtlt• he wa:-. a Vietnam prisoner ror fivt- and one·hl.llf year:-.. Instead. Miller said. h<' h;c; been ... patnol 1n defense or bis <'O Untry and contended it o.;omellmes i:. in the best tn· rcre:-."t!"c'-4.patriot to speak out 1n <'t1lic1s m of ha:-. country The 23 veterans appeared at a pres:. c·onfercncc today to dem- o n ~ l.ra lt• what I hey s aid as widespread supp<>rt among Viet- nam veteran:-. or Miller·~ ap· po1ntmcnt The appointment has drawn 1'r1 t.c1s m from Uc·mocrat1c !eadcr:-. 1n Orange County. a~ well a~ f r om nn·mber ~ of Vl'l<'rum. or~an11.at1on~ ISt~ VETS, Pa ge A21 Crash Victim Still Critical A Costa Mesa man remained an critical condition today at Hoag Me morial Hos pitul in Newport Beach after his motorcycle collided with a car. authonties said Police said Thomas J oel Met - t'alf. 30. of 989 Grove Place, suf- fered head injuries in the 6:55 a.m. collision Tuesday. They said Metcalf collided with a car driven by Billy Ray , Hollis. 49, of 41~ Colton Sl .. Newport Beach. on Placentia Avenue north or W. 16th Street b Coasc Weather Some low clouds and fog late night and early morn- ing hours otherwise fair Thursday with variable high clouds. Lows tonight in 60s and 70s. Highs Thursday mld-70s ut beaches to near 90 inl»nd. INSIDE TOD_. 't' Suburban home'1· lalc• ore IU/fertftfl, GI ~ poCC'fttiol b•1t•" 011t. .. Hot0 /or ~" bt/o" OatJI otlt, "How much?" SH Page Bf. I l l J I '· > I I M QM.! ""9J o ' GoldTopa ·,·,~·I I LONDON <AP>--TM priee ol = je•mpecl ..... Lo '°II an OUMe for UM ftrat lime IOclay alUI uate~ • tbe world'• a..ew •ull• tMt Pn1kt.& c.rt4tf will be llMe to •• , ......... ~ llOldte. TM dollar dropped a1ain. The declloe on £uropean m1rket1 -•UrtbUIMd 1n part to tbe ..... tbat Cuter ... p,..pann, to IMlle up bll CabUMt and top Wbite HcMe 1taff. , "It loob like lM)'' re deserUna a 1lnldD1 llllp," aald OM London fO,..IJn extban,• dealer com menUJtc on the r.pon tilu au Carter'• dttklal famtly had aub- mltted lbelr reelpaUona. Appanntty he did not ,..aJbe that the reslpallons were aub- mltled becauae Carte r asked for them. Another dealer said the dollar was affected by rumors, wtucb recur periodically, that OP&C countriel plan to quit ualq the dollar u the standard currency for their on trade. Gold, an Investor's traditional hedge in times of monetary un- certainty, was trading late in the morning in Zurich at $303.875 an ounce befqre easing. London's five major dealers "fixed" the price for the morn- ing trading session at $303.BS and $302.15 in the afternoon. Tuesday's closina rate in Lon· don was $298.375, the previous record. The closing rate -in Zurich had been $296.125. A month ABO, an ounce of gold was selling for around $280, and at the start of the year It was $225.20. The metal leaped the $200 hurdle for the first Ume Ju- ly 28, 1978. The dolJar d eclined in New York late Tuesday at the news from Washington POOestrian Hit by Car In Costa Mesa A Mission Viejo man was re· ported in stlible condition today a t Mercy General Hospital m Santa Ana ~He r s uffering serious leg inj uri~s when struck by a car in front of a Costa Mesa . hotel. Police said Richard Robert Smith, 20, was standing behind his father 's car opening the trunk when the accide nt oc· c urred at about 6·45 p.m. Mon· day at the South Coast Plaza Hotel. They said he managed lo push his sister, Laurie Ann Smith, 18, out or the way. Miss Smith was treated at Mercy General for pain in the left le" but wasn't hospitalized. a uthorities said. Police said Leandro Queseda Silva. 31, or Oregon, had JUSl s tepped into his rented car behind the Smiths after a valet dropped it off. They said the car apparently lurchefj forward when it was sta rt.ed and struck the brother and sister 'Ibieves Get Cycle Fngines at School Four motorcycle engines, used · as projects in a shop class, were reported stolen from Corona del Mar High School Monday. The engines, valued at $3,100, W'e re taken fro m room 403 . Police said the thief apparently got into the locked room by breaking open a skylight. Rigs Try Backed SACRAMENTO CAP)-A res- olution callin«i for tbe ex· perimental use or triple-trailer truck rigs on parts or four Callfomla freeways has won ap· proval of the Senate Transporta· lion Committee. .. OflANOf COAST c. DAILY PILOT '""O••ftOllC-1 De11~-.IOl.w11~ ...... ~,.,t1"'11IM """~"'1\-1-byl""(). CN\t P•~C.,,__., \rtHtlM• .. ,..,_"''fl ~ll\~d Mond•r IN""Oft FrH11, lor (Miit ,,...,.. H--II ""'" ........ """'" ~O•l"Y-41 .. lr-.1-fk.tll *°"( .. \I A ~ ......................... _._ . ..,~ ..... _ ~ .. n. ___ , ..,..,_ ...... " .. "' -···"-·'"'"""" .. , .... _.,,.,. ._, .. .... .... _ ... __ ,_ ~••.c--. lllC.•l'rtt--0..... .. -.... .,__,._ ..... ~-.--~ ...... °""""·~ ..... ~---"· .... .. ...,. .... __ .......... T1l1•fl•IM (714)...., a.11111• Afttfllltr4....,. • • .......... ~1r:t~·=· -1l r ... 1 II r --~ .• a...._ ..... ~ ·~~111· ---... k .... ... . .... .......... _. -·~=1=. na• Mi•••••••• ••n ................... -,.... .. f'91e•,blm "not to botMr " that he waa already 1urrounded by VtetCclai. . ·•a. wot tlal'Ouftb hell IDd came •k." Ride Hid. "Do we itve people a second chance •he n they make the ettort that Ed armerhu made ?" Or. Norrl1 A. Ch1rle1, a prisoner In MUler'a c•mp, said, ·•1 would stack Mr. Miiier'" war record up •«•ln 1J t an y Am.-rlcan veteran who hat1 f>Vt•r served." Calllng t~ ac:cU11&Uoni. that Miller collaborated wi th the ne m y ''1Jpur1oua.," 'h<trh:!b • ask,c} that Miiier "be Jud&~ tor h l1 dut1e1 as a count y aupervl50r." AJ1onso Ray R1ate, of C<»itu Mesa, who also was detained In Mlller's POW camp, said the new supervisor's activities while • I Man Shot By Cops ~Texan 81 IOANNB &l:YNOLD8 ' Of .. Oelly ""' ..... Newport Beach police have ldenUfted the man •bot to death Tuesday momtna in a stroqle with an officer u Wiiliam John Law, 19, ol Houston, '[exaa . Law was shot four times by Officer Tom Miller as he and ()(. fleer Jeff Ouvardo fou~b for control of /A g'U) Law was line from a shoulder holster. The young snan was pro- nounced dead on arrival at Hoag Memorial Hospital following the 10 : 15 a.m . s hooting near the Newport Pier. Police investigators said today the department is conducting its own investigation or the sbool· Ing but that the District At· torney's office and the Orange County Sheriff's Department we re involved in the probe a:; we ll. a POW have nothing to do with his performunce a 11 county sukervisor . I think he should be given a chance," Riate saad . "lie has 18 months to perform and if he doesn 't perform, then fine , elect o..ty PIMt ....... Meny ,,...,., PAT, CHAMP MULE, MEETS THIMBLE, WORLD'S SMALi.EST HORSE AT COUNTY FAIR Shown by Biii Chaney, (left) •nd Lind• Shell Through the Week In Coata MeH Lt. Gary Petersen s aid the routine procedure followed in s hootings involving officers calls for the department to conduct cooper;.it1ve investigations with f ',....PageAJ another supervisor." Rlate said he, like Miller, REUNION faced charges after rel.,ase that • • could haye led lo court-martial. Charges againal the two men were dropped by then-Secretary of the Navy John Warner. Miiier did receive an official censure and lat.er was retired as a col· on el. Miiier appeared briefly at today's press conference to thank the Vietnam veterans who appeared In bis behalf, saying the conference was arranged al the request or those participat- ing. Vietnam veteran P a trick Wood, now a Los Angeles at- Moonshine Meadows . 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Variety show, Heritage Stuge. 3:30 p.m. Clown contest and mime show, Heritage Stage 4 p.m. 4-H on Stage, 4-H bui ld· ing. County Fair Ride Victim torney, was among those or-Rec • gan iting tod ay's press con· overmg ference. He s aid he came to know Miller about five years ago and has worked with him counseling veterans before discharge re· vie w hearings . "When he was makini: anli· war, but not a nti·U.S. state· ments, the U.S. was a nU -war," Wood contended. "J\nd the pre~i · dent was making anti-war state· m ents and talking about ending the war. What Ed Mille r did was A Costa Mesa woman injured in a carniva l ride :.it the Orange County .. ~air was reported "do· ing well" today although still in intensive care at Costa Mesa Memonal llospitul. /\ spokeswoman said Celeste M a rle Hoffman, 22. is awake :ind more active J.han s he's been !:>ince the Saturday acci~ent. Harbor Principal Relates 'Dissent' By JACKIE HYMAN OI .. DMJJ ,., ... 1-.et Newport Harbor HJgb School Principal T o m Jacobson testified today that mualc teacher Richard England stirred dissent among students and ln some in · stances threatened to withhold colJege recommendations for stu- dents who complained. Jacobson is a key witness m Newport· Mesa school district ef· forts to get England fired. England's case stirred a con- troversy last spring when the music teacher was ous ted as Ha rbor High band director and transferred to Corona del Mar Hi gh School after unprofessional conduc t c harges were filed against him. Principal Jaco.hson ha~ yet lo face cross-examina tion on his testimony given before a lhrce-m e mber committee on pro- fessional conduct headed by a stale offi cer. The probe is being held in the Costa Mesa High School library. Under direct examination to- day and Tuesday.' J acobson re- counted alleged incidents in which he claimed England dis· obeyed the principal 's instruc· lions to have his band perform at football playoff p mes. He also testified that England allegedly threatened to withhold college recommenda tions from band students who complained to Jacobson. J acobson also cited instanres 1n which Engla nd p urportedly read adminii;trative memos to students and parents a nd a l legedly attempted to stir dis· sent. saying that Jacobson "is now the band director." England 's attorney, La wrcnct• Hosenzwe1g, 1:. ex peeled ti) make his opening remarks and begin introduci ng defense wit ncsses Thursday afternoon or Friday the Distnct /\ttomey. ' "We keep the m informed of t!very Wng we do. Then if they wa nt to, lhey can conduct their own investigation." he said. "We don't, routinely, ask them to assume the investigation in pla ce or us ... Meanwhile, Law·s two com pa n ions, Kevin Gene Sha rp. 21 . , 1Jnd Terrry Lynn Franklin, 19. both or Arizona, remained m custodyonsuspicionofpossession of hashish. The two young m en, who'd been traveli ng wi th Law for a bout u W(.~k. apparently could shed no light on incidents that led up to the shooting. /\ccordmg to Detective Sam Amburgey, the Arizonans had been working us wheal pickers m Texas and decided to move on. Law picked the m up m his p ic kup truc k a s they we re ha tchhikang near Amarillo. Law reportedly s howed them his .38-cahher rcv11lve r that he'd bought a few days earlier after being robbed According l<> Amburgey, th1• two companions said Law kept the gun m the truck cab during the day and wo re it in a shoulder holster at night. 'very gutsy. * * * Miss ff off man was riding the 111 m a I a ya , a c Ir c ul a r .--------------------------------------....., rollercoas ter , when the accident Fr.. Page Al MILLER ••. He s cud Miller has no support in the county othe r t h an Hayde n 's Ca mpai g n fo r Economic Democracy. "The governor should have app()lnled Hayden directly," Cordova said flippanll~. "There were a .ii umber of qualified candidates for the JOb but Miller was not one of them. "One can deduce from his war record that Miller might crack under pressure." Cordova said, however, that the controvers y surrounding charges against Miller while a pris oner of the North Viet na m ese should be put in the past. "It is the present and his con- nections with the fascist left that frightens me." Cordova also took excepllon to Miller 's s tatements when he took offici! that he was not a Looi or d evelopers, landlords, politi· clans or power brokers. ·'These are the tra d itional whipping boys of the fa r left. "Miiler is part of a 11pecial In· terest that is more n arrowly based ... occurred. Some witnesses 'sa id s he ap· parenUy was sucked from her seat by pressure und others said she may have been standing when she was ejected . Her foot caught on a guard ra il and she was dragged around the ride several times. police said. The Los Angeles office of the state lndu.-.trial Safety Depart· m en t Is investigating the acci· dent. Mesa Thieves Get Wannop Outfits Thieves who appa rently are hot to trot made off with $2,000 m wannup s uits after smashing the glass door in a Costa Mesa s por ting goods s tore today, POiice said. Theysa1dthe 4:59a.m. break·m occu rred at Trends and Threads, 270 E. 17th St. Witnesses reported seeing three or rour men in their late teens trotting a way with the goods stu!red m plastic bags, police said. F ..... P-.AI KENNEDY INTERVIEW. • • after the accident he "went through a very considerable period of self-evaJuaUon, re-examination or my own life, my own values, my own pUJ'J)06e and the direction of my life. I wondered whether It would be possible to continue ln the area or public service. "There have been a series of traumatic events that have Im- pacted my We," sa1d l<eMedy, the last or the !our Kennedy' brothers. His eldest brother died during World War IJ, an era that also aaw the death of a sister in a plane c:raah. Brothers John and Robert died at the hands of usa.c;slM In the 1960s. "BUT mrs TRAGIC ACCIDENT, WHICH I bore the complete responsibility for and complete accountability for, had 1reater meanlng. It made me re-evaluate my own dJrecUon and uaefulneas as a human belnf. After a period or Ume, J made up my mind tbat there wu no tumln1 back In Ure." When the car driven by KeMedy pluneed off a brld1e on Chap. paqu1ddick ltland on July 18, 1969, drowntna secretary and cam· paian worker Mary Jo Kopechne, 28, It wu 10 hours before tbe aenator reported the accident, an action he later called "indefensi-ble.'' Alked What that Hid 1bout his character and ability to with•tand slreas, Kennedy replied, "At tbe Ume of the aecldeat there waa both U.• physical Impact ot the car 1otn1 into tbe water and the 1en11Uon of almoet drown.Ina. I was aolnq to drown and then I wu at the surface," be recalled, THE UllAUS'nON suaaoUNDING THAT •• ' THE Hnae or loaa, the dlaortenlatlon the lraurna of that incident does not, J think, rela~ to public poUcy queaUona. In a 1tre11ful ailuaUon J think trauma and experience of that niaht, H10Cl1t.ed wltb tbe clrcumatacee, wu very dilferent h'om clrcum1tanee1 •urroand· int pubUc policy decialolll," Kennedy Hid. Aw1n1 that Cla1ppaqulddlck WOUid a1aJn be maldq IMadllaea KnnedJ Mid be called Mill J(opechne'• parenta laat ..-. ' "Wllllllr 1&'1 Uae 10tb annl"net'J or an1 otlaer day, tlae .., ••• --wttlt ... ftW7 da1i" Kenned, Hid. "I , ... "f'1 penoul _. dMpl1 •INM It llld will aw ttae Nit ot m1 life ... , ·, I Summer off Montreau occasional ·• clas.sics by Heritage 1, .... tf l,•11•·•·1·. \ 11f 1p111f1•'0 111 ;,~. ,, ,.,,u .. ,,,11,•,lu ,., lr.n•l1 , .. ,,,, 1.1 •• "'"' 11111 •• ,,. "~'I'"'"'" .1.,1. "1111d I,,,''" 11 I•• •II•' I 1.11 •It " ..... I f ··' ',., ,,,, t111·· t v. 1h1111 \i• 1• •'f ,.11td HeritageQ) -1. ... rlt11t ,,J.(,~1,111t1u•'•' ,,,. '' 1111 ,·1 l.a1hr.i • .,.,,uh .1,·q,111lltJ tl1 It II +It f "" It t• lj I I ii ... , REG $699 SA LE $524 1 *' .·,,rh,11.f , '"''''Hh'l1P' • REG. $299 SA LE $224 A fantastic opportunity to enhance ,our home at unbelievable savings. Act now! Wedu•dey. July 18. 1979 s DAILY PILOT• 81 TRANSACTION Down to One I ) Merger Mania Continues By MlLTON MOSKOWITZ d im .. !!, tumlba out to be a vintace year for mer1era an acq...,.JUona. Hardly a day con· by without the announ· cement ot a new takeover bid or shotgun marrla1e. C Michael Pertacbuk. chairman of lbe Fed.era! Trade ommlaslon. recently put the dlmenslons of the merger wave into this perspective: . -In 1975, there were 14 corporate acquisitions in wbacb the company doing the acqu!ring paid more than SlOO million. -In 1977, there were 41, .._ IN 1978. THERE WERE 8', and their combined total ol 121 billion represented more than 60 percent of the value of all 2.~0Q reported mergers. -ln the first three months of 1979, there were announ· cements.of 24 such mergers. If ~s trend continues -and it certainly shows no slg11 of abating -1979. will go down in the books as the greatest merger year in history. What a way to bring the decade to a close. Here are some of the companies whose independence has been submerged in this modern tidal wave: Del Monte, .Green Giant, Seven·Up, Tiffany's, Tropicana. Me rvyn s. Hudson Pulp & Paper, Friendly Ice Cream. Peter Paul , Union Bank. OUnkraCl, Pe t . Dr. Scholl's. Inland Container , T aco Bell. Field Ente rprises, Budd and Entemann's The ~st keeps ex. panding. Just pick up MQney Tree yo ur paper every day a n.ch the new ones. . . Allied ~hemical. pla by a multitude of problems ID _its chemical operatio,ii s offering $558 million to ac- q u1 rl' Eltra Corp .. mlllce r or batteries and Converse sneakers. among other products. The addition of Eltra's $1 · billion in sales will bring Allied Chemical up to $4.27 billion MIDLAND BANK, ONE OF THE largest in Britain Cit has 3,000 branches the re>. has moved to offer $530 million for Walter E . Heller International. a Chicago·based com- me rcial finance company which· also owns a bank, Am erican Nationa l Bank & Trust Co. Europe's largest life ins urance company, Allianz Versicherungs of M un1ch, is ready to put $370 million on the table to buy Fidelity Union Life Insurance, a Dalla s company specializing 1n insurance for college students . E ven these du ls a re dwarfed by the bloekbus ter wail· 1ng ID the wings Exxon's proposed buy of Reliance Elec· trrc. Cleveland-based maker of electric motors. EXXON, WORLD'S LARGEST PETROLEUM com- pa11 y. 1s not om: to haggle over price. Reliance s hares have never sold for more than $41 Exxon offered $72 a share. That's what you call making an offer that can't be refused. The question naturally arises . If Exxon 1s interested in thl· l'lectric motor business. why doesn't it enter the field on its own hook. starting from scratch? If Exxon, with its vast resources. can't. who can'> But the impulse behind many of these mergers is the s ame Managements are either bereft of new ideas or too limid to launch a new business. It's so much easier. don't you know. to buy a company It will come to a climactic finish in the year 1999 when Exxon mergers with General Motors and IBM to form Everything. Inc . the only-company left in America. Burro·ughs Gains In Quarter, Half Burroughs Corp .. producer of computers and business machines. has reported record revenue and earnings for the second quarter and first half. Incoming orders also established records in the second quarter and first half periods. The April·Junc period was the first quarter in the company's history in which incoming orders passed the $1 billion mark. Burroughs, with about 6.000 employees ID California, s aid net earnings in tbe second quarter advanced 20 per- cent to $68,940,000. or $1.68 a share. from $57,463,000, or t 4t, ut the like year.ago penod. Worldwide revenue rOMillt '" 1 6 p e rce n t to $688 ,526.000 from $593.734,000. TAKING STOCK Rental and service revenue in the quarter was up 11 percent. while revenue from out right sales climbed 19 percent. · Net earnings for the sax months ended June JO m- e reased 22 percent to $111.135,000, or $2. 71 a share, from $90,950,000, or $2.231 in the same span last year, while worldwide advancea 16 percent to Sl.276.921,000 from $1,098,719.000. First·half renta l a nd service revenue was 13 percent ahead of a year ago and revenu~ from outright sales was up 19 percent. Burroughs has engineering and manufacturing centers in Santa. Barbara. Westlake Village. Pasadena.~ of In· dustry. Mission Viejo, Carlsbad and San Diego. ~ ffmulng Start• Rl•e In May The May level of new housing starts in California represents a seasonally adjust~ annual rate of 214,000 un · its, according to Bank of Amen ca. . The seasonal rate was up 9.2 percent from the Apnl level of 196,000 units, revised downward from a pre· Jimina ry estimate of 199,000 units. bul down 4.9 percent Crom the rate of May 1978. . For the first five months of 1979, actual housing starts in California totaled 80,180 units. a decrea!je of 10 percent from the same period a year ag~. A decline In the start rate t~ expected in the months ahead. according to bank economists. a..-. A..,artl• £-fnaeC Tb Los Angeles contracting divisi~n of the Del E. e b been awarded an sa.s maWon contract by :e:: eoz· r!ft. Co. coveriftl the balance of construction uf tees re rtna office bu1ktiDC al Fullerton. on ~:e~lOft wae award4sd a $5 mlWon con&ract IHl November for the building's early phue of conatnactloa. Df•tlefl Prell•• l•e• ew Walt Disney ProducUona ~u ~e:~!t"' =-= revenuea :e:ci!ct ~=9,o~BeYeDuet and nJ1n~me tor ~:• = quarter intreaaed 10 percent and ZI pereent ree'1:::Sand attendance lner .. sect J:!.t':'r,: ~ 3 oi1 ooo for Ille tblrd quaaur and • 1·1 pe~ ' fOr the DIM mantha. tbe etmPM1 aald. U .... , •• _ ... ,...... . . . ...... Deu ~ • .,.... af Onller,._. -1 l'llOa .UUance o1 S.IDW, '!'J.~p:; •;; at a llll~lllni1-..B••ch uom, a,;:a,t '::trai Utr • a& C1rrow•1 Vl:.\.:r:t, )f':;.oua aDd WarMr ............. ch. •••• .. ,.:- ,. ce.~ ... .,, .. , ......... ~ ... -...... --. ,..._ .... , ..... -~....,,, -=·· ... m&DIDGUNt ..................... ................ .-.............. ~ ·~.,...__. ...... -L-:9"*...,. ......_ ...... ..., .... ~ joll\t • orouc> ol ...... "'-"'O Oii . llll!ft to lfWlll ltOwft IN~· •ofOMol ....... l ~.av ........ ~VII I"""::-~ .. .uc..- .. CANI*>~ DOlCAVWTT Guetta Holll CoMe end 11'9 ~IC. (Perl I Of ~~UNMME "The Sot# ~ ' Cl) ~Win 0 M8W GllW,IN Faye Dunaway glves yo ung Dustin Hoff· man a cleaning up in a scene from the · movie · · Llttle Big Man" tonight at 8 on NBC. Channel 4. Guftl lio.I' S.tly WM" Guet1t•· Shirley Jonoa. MlcncMe l ... Joan aa.1 ..C:NfWS fl!) 26 TOH!Otfl 0i) IHTAOOUCIHG BIOlOOY E•cre11on HIOI QllNfWS NEW\. VW£D GAME MCNEWI Cl) JOK!.A'8 WILD I LOVE LUCY 1 30 I) WOALD WAA II 01 DIARY ~ m111e1>ma611f1Q entMP•UM! wfllCll Lucy end Ethel c.un- coct becl<fl<H .MHf'ON)4HO~ Fred -th• l>eOJnnlng ol th< end ol h11 1unk buS•· --Lamont tskes a IOb on a men s ciothong at0te · 811llle 0 1 Sen Pietro · I ®I FAMILY FEUD OATINOGAME 8 HOU.YWOOO SOUAMS iJ TICTACOOUOH ID THE 8AADY BUNCH Greg aelmlla he wu &molt· •no anel promises not to Clo It 1tQ111n ChaRnel LifltiRfl• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angelec; D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 9 KTLA (Ind) Los Angele'> 8 KABC·TV (ABCI Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Anqi>le'> l!ll KCST (ABCI San D•PQO • KTTV (Ind I Los Anqt1l1:c, • KCOP· TV I lno l Lo!> AnqelP'- 8) KCET· TV I PBS) LO'!. Anqelf'<, 6:) KOCE· TV !PBS) Hunt1nq1on Beacn 1 Shows in Top 10 • ADAM·i2 T II• dlklght8' (>f • wound t10 6h<>pkC111()41f crotoc.mlS ROfKI lor 1111<>w1no a robbe< to e1e11pe fD MACNEIL I LEHRER FIE.POAT ~ MAGIC METHOO OF OIL PAINTIHO Tr_ An<! Rtver (I) UNTAMED WOAU> • Conunen1a1 Surv111a11" 8:00 I) Cl) THE LOVUIR08 A young wile's 1n11111ence ue>on ge111ng • job cau- havoc l'1 the 18m<ly hOuoo- hOld 0 HBCMOVIE • • • • "LIUle Bio Mon" ( 1970) Du1t1n Hollmun. F11y8 Dunaway A t2 t. yt1o•·okl wnne man whO wa!l lhtt sOle survlVOf of Lollle Big Horn recoil~ hos hie and loves on the WUfit· '"n lrnnlle< (RJ D MOVIE • • • • "The Ap•r1men1 f t960) J.ick Lemmon &h••· 1ey Mac.Laine Hapong to go1 d promotion. ;1 young 1nsu• nnce man 1on<1s ho& -. --...,.... '° --...oY-twea 11 llf• I •• 19fl• INOUllH TUBE TOPPERS Heney «ope°"' oi achool KTLA e 8:00 -••The Apartment." :.,:. ·;:~~~ The Oacar-wlnninl movle from 1960 ~ '"' stars Jack Lemmon and Shirley • woeoeoMTO MacLalne with Fred MacMurray as the T--. TOWN third side of the triangle. rim Staudt ,., .... ""' vu r G 8:00 -Ma ale Goes to Tinsel 1tory ol ~ Si.te'1 n.w e __....., IUC*""'· ew. Town. A special on Earvin ."Magic" v1n ....... Jofineon ~ Joh11son. tbe Michigan State basketball ,... ~ wtth ''"' Loe star who recently signed with the Los A~Uktll • CWQ.11.#MTT Angeles Lakers. AND,...,. CBS e 9:00 -"A. Question of o..-ti· ~Reddy, Johll Guilt." Tuesday Weld plays a woman ac-;J;~ cused ot murdering her young daughter * •.... "Beyond e.ir.t • (see photo below>. ( t117ill Oocument•ry A i.-"''--·:::...----------:------------', ,_ IOOI< " -""'-''"',,. , OIOMI myaietiet of' tW.- 1nc.ludlt>g ESP 1nC1 retnCM• nauon. 12 tw• I .THEAGIM UNCPTAINTY "'f he Big COtporatlon" The oor(Joratlon. Cepl tllhlll • • moat pe<VUIY• for" II ci-1eel. demytllfleel lnCI 111 unwlltlng encCIUl'1l09- ment of IOC)ielttm noted. ID THI BCAN..11' LrTTIR All the Botton ~lstrar .. debate wnethet Hester It ltt to t•IM ,_ chilCI Peatl, Chlllongworlh 11 Ullllcl on IO tend to the 8'hno ReYerend Arthl.tf Olmmesd&le. who 11 wt1~1ng from a mySlorl· oos lllneu (Part 2 ol 4) 1:30 8 Cl) 0000 TIMES Willona os l0tcecl to take • stand w,,.n Penny's natu· ral mother oppears to 1eclo1m hot <loughler D WILD WORU> OF STUNTS ID THE 000 COUPLE Oscar lelS F flllx talk 111m 1nlo gomo to s "lat farm" to help him get onco shape t:OO 8 CJ) C8S MOVIE • • * "A e>uosuon Ot Guill" ( t9781 Tuesday Wolo. Ron Leot>man The ltt81 ol o womon sccuseel 01 murdering her yoono d8<JOhler brtng& up the •'>SUM ol rnOfllhly anel JUS· toce on cor>lemporary soc;. ~ U @) CHARLIE'S ANGELS Joli Munroe (Farrah Fawcet1-Ma10<&) rolurn• lo lltflp ll'Oe Angeli> re!>CUO ,,.,, koelnapp.xl li'Me• Kii!, from tho clutche~ nl 11 demented molhonaoro (R) -~ .. "The Ulllm•te Weeo<>n Jim Md<ttl '-'' • docu-IMl'tr, on bringing 8lb*I to ChrlSll'ent behind the 11on C4Kteln. • MllW OM=FIN ~ hOet: Setty Whl1e CW.tr. Shirley Jones. Mleflele LM. ·~ Baez, Judith K1antz. • THI N8TI.£l8 EARTH Filmed in t8 countrlOa. lhos Clocumenl•ry cont•nds th•t Eatlh s CrU$1 con111111 01 large ·p1a1es • con~••nl • 1y ahllllno. c:auSlng •orlh· quakfll , volcanoes Qnd olhe< <11.,.upllOflS (RI ~ SUMWEAFES'T BIO bal'd voc:ahsts Te, Befwllle. Helen 0 Conn011 and Bon Eborly PCJflorm love lrom Woll Trap Farm Paik'" Vienna, Vlrg1n1& 10l00 . D HEWS 8 ®l VEGAS A woman MtCretly on love with D•n masqoeraelell 115 a more to kill ho• gor1. lrlen<ls (R) 9) HIGHT OAll.EAY ••[)je Now. Pay Laler" An unelert1kor rur>s a January aala "Dead Weight" An underworld hgure tr•e& 10 I-lhe coun1ry 10:30 Q) 9) HEWS 1 l:OO I) 8 fJ (I) @) HEWS 0 MAKE ME l.AOOH D MOVIE ••'•"The D11m Busie•~ 119!>51 Rocharo I odd, M1c11 .. 111 Aeogreve Du• ing World War 11. lhe fltt1o~11 bnlhontly p1<1n to blo"' up the Ruhr Dam 1n Gernwn'{ 12 "''I ID BEDTIME STORIES • THE 9INCY HIU. SHOW Benny t•• a hllanous beNnd·the---IOOI< •• a ''CllelC>O •• rncw;e. e DICK CAVITT Gllftta: Hool COiee 8nd the Cop9etict (Pllfl t ol 21 11:30 • 8WYTCH Paid•• -.d!UMCI of 1c111.no • atewardeta wN> was ec:lu· ally kUlllCI by her Cfll'# atte< sne stumbled OfllO thetr plot 10 ll••t F•Clerat mon.y (R) 0 TOHIOHT Ho" Johnny Carson Oueal& Dom OeLuoae, &herrll '<lltham'f! CrumO• lay Deidre Hall Duelllly Moo<e 0 DICK VAH DYKE Rob staris a daily c:ounl ol lhfl hlllfS he,, IOSong fJ Q1J POLICE WOMAN Pepper ioons llW! mo10<cy· tie Otvl5'0n and oecomes romwillcaUy onvol\190 woth il lflllOw o lltCet (Part t 01 l>l(R) «D THE GOHO SHOW Q) OETSMAAT M1v and 99 are cap1ur6CI wnen lhey 00 10 -ch '°' a nvw KAOS soper weap- on tJl) CAP'TlONED A8C NEWS STARTAEX The E.ntMP<•Ml vos.h d pen&I Gol0r>y to Clettver supplies. and Capt Kork f1n<1s Iha! all 16 r'IOI well M'.>ANING 12.00 0 TWIUGHT ZOfolE Ma•~na Wnol" 0~ IO .l oepartment !ol oro 10 buy d qc.10 1111mb1e TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS • AU'MD HITCHCOCK ,., na "Poel·MOftem" A -leatna th•I a wlnr>lng ......,. .... " tlclcet .. tn lhe SUit ..., hufbanCI WU buried In. • CllTIMMT Agitftl II II Mnl 10 ee ... blenca TO find llMI murO..· .. of 115 too aei.nt1e1• l •TOHIGHT 1J:a0 MOYll * •tn "Hight And The City.. ( t950) R1ch•1<1 WIClfnaorll, 0-Tletru;y A .... ... tllne hOOO OO<lgea the •yndic:lte ( 1 hr • 511 nwn.I • MOVI£ • * * "Mrs Min11ter ·· I to.42) or-Gatson, W•I· ... Pl<loeon A lamoly. hV· "'O on Enolanel <1ur1no the Germlln aiege. strugoies 10 m8HltaHI a notmal t1•11· I-(2hfl,30mln) • MOYIE • • •,. "Cattle Or1ve" 11115 t) Joel MoCre., Dean • s1oetcwe1t. A youno up11art and a oown11ne1 <levelO(> & strong trlendatwo Clvronq a CIMgefOUS a-1 Cllllle Cir,.... ( I hr • 30 mon ) (I) MOVIE • wt.re. lll•tltutlONliled. (I ..,._ I t'llln ) ·MT~ ... ... 81\d .. lllUat ftlld !fie KAOS aowit .t1o Ml tnfll-trattd U>e ,___ of lift lme>Of1MI pt~ l'..atl HIWI 2:30 MCMI • • ·~ "HOid Met! flle 01wn" I 111411 Cher ... Boyet, Olivie de H....elMd. 2:a31 = 1:00 MCMI •a "The C00tageout Or. Chrl1tlan" ( 11140) ~ Hertllolt. Tom Nell. 3:GS8 MOVIE * * *'h "Evil Roy aa.de'' Ct97t) Jot>n M tin. Edie. Aonma 4:030 MOVIE • • * ··sapphn " I 19691 N1ge1 Pa111ck. Yvonne M1IGhtlJI 4."260 HEWS 4'308 MOVIE • • "Seven DoOl!i To Dealh" I 19«1 Chick Ch11no di« June Cly<le ID MOVIE • • "Dest1na1ton Big House" ( 19SO) OOfothy ~ Pa1r1ck. Robert Rockwell. 'l'hursda11'• Day•;,.._. Mo.,1~ * * "PhaMt IV" (19741 NIQ&I D•vctnPOfl. Lynnu FrllelerlCIC Sc..,,t111ts oo their best to combal vtm · ous siMICte'l ot ants 1h111 have 101no<1 lortf.l~ ,,, cauMl 8 "b1ol<>g1tal •mb,11 anc.e·· 1n u rumote C..Otrt•Jr t2:00 D • • ·, ··011 Lom1111" ol 1ne Amon• d8$Crt c;> hrs I 12".37 fJ ®-J 8ARETIA A trtm<t bo~~ blBmMh 8are1111 tor" raoo on 011i, ol hl~ OP8flt"On'.t anc:J pul'o oul a con11i.c1 on 11\t• delec;tov'l '• hie (RI 12:40 I) !(OJAI( A de$1)<!181P man ltoO• lo clear h•~ name IJ'f l'l&lponQ Ko1ak lino 11 rulhles~ ioun !>ll&rlr (R) t:OO D TOMORAOW Guestl H11rry Begq rh(• l11s1 unwullu111n, WllO 6Htrt00 a WPPOlt qroup 1(11 CIHldt(-n nl <hvorc.eo pan...,,\ D MAVERKX 1:45fJ NEWS 2:00 0 NEWS D MOVIE • • • • T ht• S,.,.a.._,. P.1 I 1'l48t OfMil d" Hd• ""'": Mittk. 5,..,,,,.,.,._ A •r,rm11f mttnl"I P·•''"'''' ft>r .,11, ~11' "0"'" n.~, •u(J• .. ru•f'f . f t9!>31 Boo Hope. MICl<ey Roonoty A hghf man10ger c.c.n1muti~ h•~ c:nrll6f' even ,.11,.r tl<-•nQ 1n<luct8d onlo 11 llA•my (I hr 10 mon I 0) • • * lhf>llAOU'4' i r,,,1 Ro.ired f 19!>91 Pe1er "•tllt•• • ht.Jn c;AbtJrg Wh.-.n tt1H c .. ,"nd Ooc.hy of i t<f'hlldCk lf-'tih/.f1'i H• po0t t naf'\C.1j11 'tafu\ 11'\ poopte dM1CI•· •o f)O to war wr1h •~~ U S 10 improve Ille t+<Of'Omy It hr . !>O min) 3:00110 ••• TIWGatherlng S101m I 1974 ) Rlcill•O &rron Vtrg1n1 .. McKl'ltlll8 A lllmt'd .oc;count OI Wtn• •,oon Lhu•choll ~ m•-n'IO!fl n••f.ttl111t1 thA' rea..ons fOt llt• 1IAll r1I WO•ld Wur II ( 1 ,.., tUf"r'tt't l 3:30 0 • • , ,... 06B<liy h ... • , 1'H.dt Su1unna l•"I' H.onk hnl.ty A POP l'"l''' ~ ufhHIOl'J ftOrn f tf1 "''•U•)f'I ,)nd fhB .tt10f • +ft• 01 1 -...•i.;t:HJ t>rOJk · l "' 1u1.,1• •JI "' btte , •• ,, ,, ~ , .t •l"''f •o ftftd ,,, ''", ·•t.rw-...... a 11v ·~ t 1n(I h t·f'ltfa.t•(UJt , 1 tu • "''I West Coast Update CBS Sweeps Nielsens CBS Plans Spe<~ial Nt'H'."i S 1>g 11t1>1it LOS ANGELES <Af'J CHS will II\ 1· from !'wv. Y 111 k tu lht• East < 'oa -.1. and I' tapt 1l lm lt>fe,·ast h~rc thrl'•· hour ... f.1l•·r Nr·w.., rlcvf'IOp 1111·111 -lh,11 ""''111 d11r111r th1· dl!la.r a r 1· 1n-.•·111•d 11 1111 tltc• t .rpl'tl hroadcasL. ., hal 11 ... l11•t•11 lht ) '.tt Ill U!,t>CI by all l h rec• nc•t v. 111 k.., LOS ANGELES I AP 1 COS TV captured the 6ut the re w as good news for NBC The na tional Nieb f>n rating5. n·leascd Tues day, with network hnjshed behind CBS <.1nd AliC for the seven shows ratedinlhe toplO. week but it s ne w "Prime Time S unday " CBS has finished first, or ti ed for first. in three newsmagazine show finished No. 19, its high est· of the last four weeks, bealing ABC m a contest of ever rating. "Prime Time Sunday" was the only summertime reruns. CBS' average r ating for the top 20showthat wasn'ta repeat. week that ended Sunday was 15.l , compa red t<> ABC's 14.2 and NBC's 11.0 IT WAS THE SECOND time in three' editions ---------------------of the show that "Prime Time" wa s NBC's THE LINE BfTWffN l.Dt'F ANO Ol:ATH ISTHE BtOCX>l.JNL. highest·rated p rogram. It finished t ied with ABC's l~t•Mu!Ml~[CJ BREA PLAZA EDWARDS' NEWPORT CINEMA Br&J ~;iq '/l:i4 Newport Beach 644·0760 ua CINEMAS STADIUM DRIVE·IN West~1e1 893·0~4b Orange 639·8770 "Mork and Mindy." the most popular new show of las t season. The Nielsen lop 10, a nd their ratings : l , "M·A· S-H," 24.9 ICBS>: 2. "WKRP an CincinnaU.i." 24.1 ICBS>, 3. "Three's Company," 24.0 <AB\..l; 4 , "Taxi," 22.7 <ABC>: 5. "Lou Grant," 22.6 <CBS >; 6. "The Jcffersons," 20.9 CCBS> 7, "Lave rne & Shirley,'' 20.l <ABC>: 8, "60 Minutes." 20.0 CCBS >. 9, "Alice," 19.2 ICBS>; 10, "The Dukes of Hazzard." 19. l' <CBS> The A.C. Nielsen Company rates prime-tim e programs based on a s urvey, and the three major networks use the ratings to de termine advertising rates . Each ratings point. the company says, r epresent.s about 750,000 homes tuned in to a particular show. WIDLE NO. 19 ISN'T as good as No. ~for C BS' "60 Minutes." the news magazlne that broke g round in prime time. the rating for "Prime Time Sunday" represents maJor strides for NBC. The network's former ne ws magazine, "Weekend," finished very near the bottom almos t ever y week. Jn fact. these are good times all around for the newsmagazine format. ABC's recently revitalized "20-20" finished 16th for tht: week. "20·20" was No. =:::~==================================-Jlast week. · §fF:~!!!:S~~~p WALT_, ntl#IU~---Wll ....,.m coe.Y, DOM aoril, ft!l IMnw ..... W. llVllA ~. JO (t.Jolll, lllCm!IT ll'INE •MAlllY .... .._..,OOfl '""' ... .,..._..._..,.IM:ll!M ~ ~9'TC*UITCM ......... llClll lllUM 0..-t¥VlllCflff ~ -........... ~ ........... c.o llOC • ...,_°'""".._ LAST WEEK'S "SALT 0" debate on NBC re· ceived the worst rating of Nielsen 's 64 shows, 5.9, and drew only 11 percent of the television au· dience. The rest of the bottom 10 : 55, "Sword or Justice,'' 8.6 <NBC>; 56, "Stockard Channing in Just Friends," 8.3 CCBS>; 57, "Project UFO," 8.1 <NBC>; 58, "Carnival of, the Animals." a s pecial, 7.9 lCBS>; 59, "SupertraJn," 7.4 CNBC>; 60, "The Paper Chase.'' 7.4 (CBS>; 61, "Gossip," pilot 7.1 CNBC); 62, "Bal· Ueslar Galact.ica," 8.9 <ABC>; 63, "Hardy Boys," 6.2 <ABC>. 1111• ...... ,. -::=.--[Al Httl'.ll'ITfW ~ mA PUZI CEllTEll 8rll 529-5339 Orange 634·9282 ll&llClllT ... , .. ..._.. Col1I ..... 5*2711 ' Buena Perk 121 ·4070 begin a Wesl Co<i:.l ed1t1on of th ev£'n1ng news program next mnnth. m an effort to update, th•· main nt·w-. progrum taped thrc(· hour!> C<lrller m ,,,. New York, the nt'twork announced Tuesday. ·Saupe«-• Tuesday Weld plays a woman suspected of t he death of her child in the TV movie "I\ Question of Guilt" tonight at 9 on C BS. Channel 2. Swit Stars HOLLYWOOD CAPI Loretta Swlt will co- !ltar with Jack Albertson a nd Mary Martin in the A RC speci al ·'Vale n· t mc .. CBS would be the ftr!>l network In split its newscast~ between tht: E:.i:.t a nd West coas ts T h e "C BS New:. With Walter Cronkite " would s tall be M:en by viewers tn the Pacific lime zone. but the port.Jons of Cronkite 's progrnm d ealing with the threc·hour-old breaking news would be deleted end re placed with latest national and in ternational r e po rts via the Lo5 Angeles bureau "THERE IS SCARCELY a product m the world as perishable as news, .. Cronkite s aid in a release. "It 1s alive a nd vibrant ahd exciting, when 1t 1:. NOW, when it is the latest news you can deliver to the audience With each passing mome nt. 1t becomes m ore s tale." The Wesl C<>ast edition will begin Aug. 27. and will be a ncho red by Cor respondent Te rry Drinkwater, said Bill Leonard. hea,d of CBS News. Currently, Cronkite 's news airs "'1 \Tl.RIAl.:o-l' llr• pn•..,1•nl Wt•M ('f)J<,l llt'I Wiii k ,,, \\ 11111.Hfru:>ll> mciy h1· a:-mudt a , l1111 ·• h111rr• nld." !>ard L<'onarll 1 ht lit 1.1. 1110\ 1·.., with ~uch 1 J ptd1ty 1od.11. lh.1 l •hr,.1· h111.1r.., ran mean :.. 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Leonard also 'laid that national news st.one:. of spet·tal interest ~the West wall Ix> expanded , a nd that a Wt'Sl Co:.is t vers ion f')f the one - m1null'. 11ri mc ·t1rrw "News break" s pot will Ix• done fro m L<>s Angeles begtnnm~ tn September MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,,. ~tw "',,. fMWtgS. 10 .,.,,,., -••OOut ,,.....,"°"")'OI l'l'D"4 '"°"'"""'.,,~Or ,,...,,,~.,.. )'~ nettLE ~CR€€k S 11 CJ Annual ® HOOHtUH()(R 17ADMlrTlO l"'Oelt __ , • ..., ... _.,_ All a m flHO Ill fllMS RECEIVE THE SEAL OI THE MOTIOH l'ICTIMC OOOl Of Sflf "EOUl..A TION A "•tlttette •111ttM11 ...................... , wtett IM CitlMr Qeftl le .................. ....................... llullAI ............. '1•l11lullM•..., eAlr II tllere ere ........ Cll ... 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