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Home My WebLink About1979-07-19 - Orange Coast Pilothday 5. 'rimes ' . The Davis Quintuplets from left. Casey, Cha nda. Charla, Christa and Che lsa celebrate their fourt h birthday Cit a party in Dallas Wednesday. T heir parents. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 19, 1979 VOL 12, NO 700. J SECTIONS. JI PAGES art er Ralf-ml le Wave Laguna Man Hurt in Surf By STEVE MITCHELL Of, ... Dally Pltot St.tit One la rge wave that brnki: £rom Main Beach Park to 3haw's Cove <i d1st::ince of 14bout a half-mile had the ~ectators-oohing and aahing in t.aguna Beach Wednes day as hurricane-generated surf h1l the Orange Coast. And ilJ... San Clemente, lhe 24· year-Q/cf'"'s on or that city's m a rine safety director was in the hospital after a surhng mis hap in the large s urf off San Mateo Point. Richard H. Hazard Jr., son of Marine Safety director Dick Hazard. was reported in good condition in the intensive care unit at San Cle mente General Hospital after his s urfboard hit him in the head The youth was pulle d un· conscious from the water at about 3 p.m. Wednes day by several witnesses who said a powerful wave breaking close to the beach sent his board slam· ming into his head. .orange Coast • Weather Gusty 15 to 30 mph winds Friday with a chance or measurable rain· 20 percent. Highs Friday in upper 1Ps at beaches to 90 inland areas. 1~81DE TOD~ Y Une cu11 ooom1 wfl1te OftOther faces a bual. Thot's the ~flOCll of the tront·Alosko ~line. Storie•, photo, Page The waves were breaking bet ween six a nd eight ft:et al the .surfing point just north of the Nix on cstii te • Paramedics responding lo lht• ocean accident· s aid Huzard had been underwater for as long as :m seconds and had s wallowed a great deal of water. He was rus hed lo the San Clemente hospital where he 1s ~XPl'Cted to be moved from the intensive care unit later today. :.iccording to his father. Lifeguards said the Wednes- day afternoon accident was a fluke. Hazard is considered an ex pert s urfer. He won this year's San Clemente T ·Street long board surfing contest. The hurricane-generated surf knocked waves up to 10 feet at Aliso Pier in South Laguna and when combine d wit h th e backwash, some waves peaked a~ about 13 lo 15 feet, s ays Lifeguard Internationa l Beach <See SURF, Page A2) * * * 132 Rescued From Sea Off Huntington Heavy surf brought about by a storm ofr Baja earlier this week sent surfers scurrying to west county beaches \Yednesd ay and kept area lifeguards more than busy all day. Guards a long the mile-long Huntington Beach City Beach r escued 132 s wimme r s. says s pokesman Douglas Robertson about five times the normal weekday activity. The problem, he says. teamed "~x.tremely heavy. surf" with rapt.ides to create ••very hazardous cood1Uons." Surflnl la problblted on the cl. 1y beaela dunn1 summertime became ~ ita pautble bua.rd to batben, ....... •aid. Bat lurfera ..,. out. lD num- ben Ill a-... Beaeb and Bolla Clllea ............. at• conlllll .. Uflpard 8-en• Bill Kr,mer, wbo ;:~ bl1 pard1 ftlleuod UI e at ........... "Normally," be 116d, "we , ... MIA, P11e Al) ~ •• AP Wlre ..... to J e rry and Debbie Davis of Lewisville. Texas . .1oin in the celebration. a ttended by about 100 people. I ·~ Hmric&ne Churns Up Big Surf Drug Finn To Appeal $2.5 Million Judgment us ts AP Wir-•pholO\ FIRST CASUAL TY Joseph A. Calffano Jr. , ,,. NEW HEW CHIEF Patricia Robert Harris alifano EYED FOR HUD POST Thomas P . O'Neill 111 -------- Wollli:ln Named to HEW W 1\SI IJ NGTOl\O 11\ P 1 Prl':.I· dt.•nt (.;;irh•r annount·Nl today ht• ha!! ou:-.tl'll .Jo:-.t·ph I\ ('al1fono .Ir a:-. :-.l't·r1 ·t :1 r~ of lfeallh. 1-:rt111·at1on and Wc•lfarf' and will 1111m111.1lt' 1':1 tr11·1a Hobl'rb lf ar ri .... "l'('rt•lary or lfnus1n~ and l'rhan D1·vt•lopmenl . l11 :-.u<' 1·1•1•d him In .~nnoun1·ing thl' f1 rst <'asual t) or CartN ~ Ca bin cl i-.hakcup. Wh1l1• lloUM' pre!!~ ~ecrct;.iry .Jod y Powt'll ..,:11tl :1 replacement for :\lrs ll arri~ <1l lll'i) would tw a11n11un1·cd :.oon Drug Firm Sets Appeal llmH•H•r tht.·n· IA('rt' uncon- f1rm l'rl n•port~ thal Thomas P. o ·l\l•lll Ill lu.•ut('n:.tnt governor of M as!-at•husl'lb and son of llouq• Spt.•akt·r Thomas P FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 $2.5 Million Judgment Protested By FR EDERICK SCllOEMEHL Of Ille D•lly Piiot Slltfl J ohnson & Johnson. the na- tion 's giant health product manufacturing firm. will appeal a S2.5 million judgment awarded a Fullerton woman who claimed injury from use of a p.,scription contraceptive An Orange County Superior Court j ury awarded t he s um Wednesday to Kathleen Ertel. 27. who testified in a fi ve-week long trial that she suffered a s troke and paralysis a fter taking Ortho-Novum, a contraceptive used by an estimated 10 million women nationwide. In a short statement today. a J ohnson & Johnson official said, "\Ye strongly believe evidence In the case does not support the verdict and that the judgment was unjustified . We will ap- peal." Johnson & Johnson is the par e nt. firm to O rtho Pharmaceuti cal Corp. of Raritan, N.J .. the manufacturer oft.he widely prescribed drug. Wednesday's decision was a Subpoena Mulled WASHINGTON CAP> -A Hoae 1ubc!ommlttee probably will Ulle until next week to de· cld• whftber to 1ubpoen1 federal NCOrdl on U.S. lnve1l- ..... mede by oH·rteb Min· ber1 of the Or11nl1at1Qn of Petroleum Exportln1 Codiet. landmark one 10 the VI CW or San· ta Ana attorney Arthur Hews, a product liability specialist who represented Mrs. Ertel in the ac· l ion. llews said the decision was s ignifi c ant in t h at a pharmaceutical firm was held directly liable for not warning the user of H drug about its possible side effects . Attorneys for Joh nson & Johnson had argued that curre nt federal laws on prescribed drug ... require that side effect warning!' be provided only lo.. physicians It is the doctors' duty lo wa rn patie nts. Johnson . & Johnson lawyers contended. Mrs . E rte l previously had reached an out of court settle ment with the phys1c1an who prescribed Ortho-No~um . to her during a 41-day period in 1974 while she was a stude nt at <See AWARD. Page AZ> Copter Leap Said 'Bizarre Suicide' SAN DIEGO <AP> -Ground crews were searching rugged mountain terrain today ror the body of ·a young woman who paid $270 for a helicopter ride, then plunged 2,000 feet to her . denth in what au\horltles calle1( ''a bizarre suicide.·· The pilot or lhe helicopter sa1<1 the young woman asked him to ell m b higher so s he could look at some property, then, "with a stran1e s mile on~er face, backed out her door. "I climbed to about 21000 reet .nd made a 1enUe ban• to the left," pllot Oscar Madaria1a told police. . "I was lookinc to.the left Then I blinked rtghl, r;j>oked to the right and she was going out the door backwards." the pilot said. "She just sat there looking at me through the window That was it." Etrorts to recover the body were halted by d a rkness. a she riff's s pokesman s aid. The victim was not immediately identified. The search was centered a bout riv e miles east o f Ramona. the s pokesman s aid. M adaria1a told authortUes the wo man. a brunette in her early 20I, said .tte bad taken a bus r r o m 0 c e a n B e a c h ro Montaomery Field, arrivlnl at 10 a .m . She paid the S2'70 ln cash Ch .IVMP. Paft Al) n ·N,,.111 .Ir . would ht· named llUD ~ec 1·ctary Powell !-aid Cali fa no and Mrs 1 l arn~ .. havt· alrt•<idy discussed plans for an orderly transition" al 1l EW. the biggest department 1n i.:ovl.'rnmcnt In h1i-ll'ttcr of rei-.1gnalion. dat<'d torl ay . the outs poken . hbi:ral Califano s uggested that t ht• inevitable controversies sur rounding the post he 1s vacating led to his departure "Whenever the laws that the Congress charges the secreta ry of HEW to execute are ad- ministered with vigor there will be controversy I have tried to execute these laws vigorously.·· Califano wrote Carter. ~ t n :.i handwritte n note ad· dressed "to Secretar y Joe Califano ... the president said : "I accept your resignation ~th a genuine feeling of appreciation and of recognition .. There was no immediate word on the ,future of otber Cab~nel and top \Yhite Hou~e offi.caals who s ubmitted their resagnu· <See CABINET. Page AZ) SIA.RS RECALL JOllN WAYNE Claire Trevor and other former John Wayne co·stan re"'lnlace about the late actor II\ an American Cancer Society rund'r1l1ln1 tribute held in Corona del Mar Wednesday nllhl. ..... See Featurlnc r11e Ct. ' '" -- W QM.V P!i.Ol S lbvrlCllx, JOiy 1!, 1171 Prosecutor a41 llOH, N.C. CAP> -A federal PNMCUl.or pelnted IOday to Dr. Jeltrey MacDonald ol Hu~ Harbour ud ioN a Jun ...... , o,... Beret ol· ftelr-dllMllll'M m•••n "V•lafamlb ... ~-Y••n.,o, "The man altt.lq rt1bl then 11 the man who kilfed" hi• pre1· aaat wlfe. Colette , and two JOUDI dauahtera, At1i1tant U.S. Attorney Jam .. Blat"kbum told • Jury dul1q openlna ar1u • p•!ll lD MacDonald'• triple• i ,.,. . .,........ ...... Defense Secretary Harold Brown yaWns as he prepares to testi!y before the Senate Foreign Relations Commit· t ee on the SALT II treaty. ,..,.... Page A I Jl]MP ••• to the National Air College lnc., then waited until 1 p.m . for her ride O n ce th e he li copte r was airborne and tra veling al 50 mph. she asked Madariaga to climb hi~her over the <1 rea that interes ted h er . between the m ountain com munities o f Ra mona and Santa Ys abel. She ~ave no indicatiorr that she was upset. Madariaga said. "She was ha ving a ball Like any ordinary ride." he said. The woman h ad .reject e.d we aring a shoulder harness and mentioned she wanted the vents open ao she could feel the wind h it her, Madariaga said. During the secQnds after she Jumped , Madariaga said he sat stunned. "I lfon't know how long it was seconds or minutes -I just sl'll there trying to figure out what happened ··wheo I realized, I made a 180-dcgree turn and started look· mg to see if I could see ~nythinR falling. I dropped down to about JOO feet and slowed down. But I cou ldn't s ee any thing. So I closed the door. F,...P"fleAJ AWARD. • • Fullerton College. She later s uffered a stroke that cause pe rmanent paralysis on her right side, Mrs. Ertel testified. The case was a novel one in that Hews was able to enter into e vidence results of a nationwide poll of women on the use of birth control pills. The poll found that 53 percent of women would have been con· cerned about taking the drug it they knew of its possible side ef. feels. The poll, comm issioned by Hews, was conducted by Mervin Field. a respect ed national pollster. Wednesday's jury award was for actual damages only. The jury deliberated one day In reaching the d ecision. "She deserved It," said one f e male friend. "She's been through so much over this." DAILY PILOT '""°'-ce.MOiltl• ....... """'"'"'""·-"'"'° ' ... -"""' .......... ....., ..... Ot_ (&<t\t .. _,.....,.,_ .._ ..... 1,-.,,. ....... -. -· ...,.....,, "'' ...... , .... "°"'"" N-llH<fl. HUfti""'"" lloe<llll'- l••ll Y•ll_,., tr¥1M ~ .. 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They left after abo'ut a n hour under an agreem ent with un· identified Nicaraguun officials, police said. Two guards of the Secret Service Uniformed Division were reported Injured slightly and taken to a hospital for treat· ment. One suffered a lacerated hand in a scufn e outside the em· bassy and the othe r sustained an arm injury. Three unldentined persons were reported a rrested. At midmorning, the Secret Service said without elaboration that "everything is under con· trol." The group left the building at about 11 a .m . under an agree· ment with u nidenti fi ed Nica raguan officials. according to District of Columbia police s pokesman Gary Hankins. He s aid no arrests were made as they left A m an who said he was a s po kesm a n for the g roup. Augusto Tablada, to ld r e· porters : "It was a pe aceful takeover . Just to show our s up. port for our people and to call al· tention of North American peo. pie to the fact that we have the right to d etermine our own destiny." Inspector Daniel Cassell of the S e c r e t Se rvi ce's uniform division said the group consisted or 10 people. Mary Wilson or Potomac. Md., who said s he was a Nicaraguan native, was in the embassy wait· Ing for a visa for he r passport when the intruders arrived. She s aid they were unarmed. non· violent and courteous . ''They rang the bell and came in," she said. "All of the m were nice.'' Sister Angelas. a member or the Carmelite Sisters of Charity who said she and another nun were in the embassy to inqufre about the well·being of a third nun, gave a similar account. She said she was permitted by the intruders to leave. Reinforcements from the division, which protects em- bassies, s urrounded the chan· cery, the om ce wing of the em· bassy .. An unidentified woman, in a telephone call to The Associated Press, said representatives or the new provisional government In Nicaragua were taking con· trol of the embassy. "We will not be moved," she s aid. The embassy takeover took place as Sandinista guerrilla forces took control of Managua. the Nicaraguan capit al, with the collapse of an Interim go\.em· ment left by exiled President Anas tasio Somoza and the flee· ing of the Nicaraguan national guard. Nicaraguan Ambassador Guillermo Sevllla·Sacasa, dean of the Washington diplomatic corps who had represented his county here since 1943, was re· lleved or duties this week, and his whereabouts today were un· known. Mesa Woman, Hurt at Fair, Very Serio08 A Costa Mesa woman hurt lut weekend in a canal val ride at the Oranae Count)' Falr wu In "very serious" coodltiaJI today a t Coat a M ua Memorial Ho.pital. . ,. ' ...... Ul&ims "We wUl brinl you wJtb h11 word• from ~e wlLne11 stud f let·to-fKe. with the people who dld thla. You w1U lff them in hi1 worcb." Smith aald. Smltb allo H14 that a new wll· ne11, a ""°" who bu never b .. n interviewed Mfore, would testify that M aaw tb.ree people, one a woman wlth blonde hair, carryln& candlet and walking toward the MacDonald house. Slttina ln the audience wtth tbelr beads bowed during the openlnc ar1umenta befere U.S. Dl1trlet J..S1• rraaklla T. Dupree Jr •. were Alfred aDd Mildrid Kutab of Craabur)'. N .J ., pare11t1 of Mn. Mac .. Donald. The KaaJab• .have been pu•hiDf for UM trial. A moticin la expected to be lntrodadCI by the defe nie Hkta• tbat they be barred troaa the counroom u potenUal wlt.qeuee. Or. MacDonald HYI bl• trial ln the nine-year-old ruurder cue la a leNoo in how ''a mlndleas bureaucracy can be ualeaabed r:,plafll Battle I•~ Flr~ea .. OD a pel'IOA. • • Jury HlecUon wu completed ln tbe eate ol the Loa1 Beach phy1tetan. MacDoaald says be went to sleep on a coucb at hhl tam.Hy's home Feb. 17 and awoke to flnd four drus·crued blpplet in his home and bis pr~ant wife ud two daupten slauctrterecJ. He bad aeveral knife WOWMb. The Anny believed his story for a Ume, then charged him wltb murder. But alter a bear· Firefighters hike through brush to combat a fire that razed 120 acres near Santiago C a n y on Road no rth of Irv ine Lake Wednesday. The fire, which broke out at 12:30 p.m. and was contained at 4:30 p.m .. has been blamed on arson. Officials s aid three firefighters had to be treated for heat exhaus tion. Price of Gold Soars Jeioolers Worry Over Consumers' Purchases NEW YORK IAPI As the price of gold ra ced past $300 an ounce this week. som<' jewelers worried the yellow m etal's lofty stature on world money markets may put it out of rea ch of most consumers. Jewelers. who are the major ma nufacturing cons umers of gold, say small buyers will like· ly change tiabits if the $302.40· an-ounce record price reached in bullion markets Wednesday holds. "People who buy gold jewelry buy it for the same reason they buy any type of jewelry ... ror its aesthetic value. not as an in · vestment." said Robert S. Ken · nedy. president of the Speidel division of Te xtron and presi· dent of the J e we le rs a nd Silversmiths of Ame rica. "But obviously al some point, it is going to price Itself out of the marttet. People will buy lighter-weight materials, gold or less er carat or gold-fi lled jewelry," he said. cl.. F,....PClfleAJ- CABINET ••• lions T uesday. Califano broke the news to several dozen top aides in his of· fice at mid-day . One aide was s een leaving the meeting in tears . Powell, when a s k ed why Califano was leaving, not.ed only that Carter Is conducUng an in· tensive review and evaluation of his administrution with the ob· je clive of improving future performance. The HEW "ecret ary has som etimes c la s h e d with Carte r's staff over policy matters, and his anti·smoking campaign and vigorous anti· dl1crimination eUorts have a n ge r ed· s om e Southe r n Democrats. Callfano's reslsnatlon was ar· ranaed secretly Wednesday. The out1oing secretary began his let· ter to Carter by isay\ng, "In ac· cord with our conversation yeaterdaay afternoon, I hereby formally tender my resignation as secretary or Health, Educa· tlon and Welfare." Powell quoted Carter as say· lna that Mra. Harris, a' HUD. "haa eatabllabed an admirable record ol compas11lonate and el· flclent leedenhip" and enjoys tbe president's full confidence. With the market price of bullion 33 percent hi gher than at the start of this year , and up ;o pe rcent from January 1978. Ken· nedy senses "a swing started toward the production of more gold·filled materials " Gold traded over the $300.an· ounce mark in Europe today, but fell short or the record prices posted Wednesday. The dollar was generally stronger on most European m arkets but dipped slightly in London and Tokyo. London's five major bullion houses fix ed the morning trad- in g price or gold at $300.10 an ounce. down 65 cents from Wednesday's close $300.75. The a fte rnoon fixing was $299.15. In Zurich. go ld was quoted at $298.75, down from Wednesday's close or $301.125. The precious metal a tradi· tional hedge for investors in times of economic uncertainly. hit a record $303.875 an ounct! during Wednesday's trading in Zurich. MartinJ Skolnik, president of W a s c o Gold Pro d u c t s. a manufacturing a nd wholesale concern, estimates that every dollar ris e in bullion prices translates into a 60·cent Increase for manufacturers in the cost of producing, for exampl~. a sim· .. . / v l J I pit· 14 earat wedding hand On<' selling for :i hout SIOO ;it tht· t-.tart of the Yl'ar. would co:-.t abcJUt $14 5 no w under lh Cl t fo rmula Al Deak Perera . .)"htch has a chain of more than 50 gold, com and c urrency stores in the Unit· cd States, "volume 1s ·increasing month to month" as people seek gold a!> a n 1nvcs tml•11t. 'ia1rl N1c-hola:-. Deak, chairman of th.- firm But investor:-. an• C'hargcd .J p n•m1um for gold l·orn:-. and l'ert1f1c<:1tes. The price of a South African krugcr rand , the most popul a r gold C'OIO s old in thl' United St ates. was $316 l'al·h 1n retail t-.ton •s Wednesd;.iy. up from $312 th(' previous day Certifi C'atcs usually entail broker fee~ ;.ind stora1£l· fees. dcpC'ntling on the quantity purchast•rl The International Gold Corp . which ma rkets krugc rrands. docs not break out sales to the L;n1ted States. n ut worJQwide. its fi gures indicate fttat dur ing the fi rst half of this year coin sales dropped to 2 27 million coins from 2 70 million sold dur· 1ng thl' same period the year before. Since J anuar y 1978. the price of gold has risen about $125 an ounce. .. ,., / / I !' // I I . l ' A •pok•woman aald Cete.te Marie Hottman, 12, 11 ret=· Ina to 1UmuU but not com ly . out of the coma 1be hu been ln •Ince the accident on Saturday. Jn hla note to Callfano, lbe pres- ident expresaed similar senU· menta, wriUn1 : "You have, in· deed, demoriatrated that major pub Uc aervlce can exempllf y bot h competence and com· pa11lon." T .. 1,tte11e (1U>MMU1 OfHl .... Mu ....... .....,. ,_ .... ,_ ..... t •• .. Mlle Hotflnan wu rldtnc the H l mala1a , a circular rollercouter. when abe fell or WH ejected from her teat and caupt ber foot on a protective bar. , Sb• wu carried around the rlde several ttmt1 before lt could be ltopped, police Hid. ............ dtla1reect u to wlaetMI' 11111 Hoffman wu alt· :AZ!:-""' Just 9rtor to UM '4 CaUfano, o netlme chlef domettlc policy aide to Presl· deat Jobmon, thanked Carter ror bavtq 1iven him authority and f...-m to "1peak out on controversial public lt1ue1." Jn hll addres1 to the nation Sunday. Carter quoted a vl1ltor to Camp O.vtd dwinc hi• recent "dom..Uc 1ammtt" u i.tllnl lltm that t0me Cabinet olfteera were dlaloyal . .. ... . MON rRI 101.m. eom SATU .. OAV 101.m. • &1>.m Ina. the Army concluded the chars• were "oot in.." MacDonald, now 35, wu pven an honorable dl1char1•. He moved to CalllomJa, where be it cll .. f ol emer1ency medicine at St. Mary Medical Center in Lona Beach. The KuHbe oace supported their 1on-ln·law •1•inst the Army cbaraes. But after read- lne tralllcripts of the Army hearina. Kasa.ab said he became convinced bis ion-In-law was guilty. F....,P.,.eAJ SURF ••. • Services president Jim Stauffer. He said a S-year-old boy was washed off a berm al the beach, but was grabbed up by a lifeguard before he could be wa1hed out to sea. In Laguna Beach, Marine Sa fe t y Director Bruce Baird said waves occasionally reached heights or nine feet. The buz sutf keot the more in· experienced swimmers and surf· ers on shore. but lifeguards still pulled 88 persons from the wateT. He said the churning ocean brought in coole r wate rs, dip· ping to 58 degrees fro m the warmer 64 degrees enjoyed by swimmers just last weekend. * * * ,.,,....Page Al BAJA ••• would have rescued aoout 40 to 50 .. An estimated 28,000 bathers ve ntured to tne c ity beach Wednesday. An additional 55,0CJC hit the s ands at the two wesl county state beaches. Those who ventured into the wa ter faced a six-to seven-root s urf G u a r {! s r e p o rt t h a t t h t• dangers tlave been r PdUcP1I however with the• :-.urf rlrnppini.: ll loday * * ~ Ne wport Cops Hunt 2 Men, Surfboards Nt:WJ)')rt Hcac·h 110IH·1· ~aid two m en who took three surfbo<.1rds from J c;hop nt>ar thl• Newport Pu•r Pvarl<'d a manhunt early tn <la' Patrolman Mike llyams d1:-. covered lhe burglary al about 2 30 a m . at Rru cc J o ne:-. Surfbo;.i rds. 2130 Newport Bl vd Hyams said he f1r~t ~polled one :-.uspecl Jogging away from the s hop and then sa w a second man running the samf' d irection c-:trryrng a surfl>0ard and thre1· wt'l:-.u1t:-. T ht· man dropped the item~ .ind with his companion disap· pc<trl'd rnlo a nearby boatyard • A team or patrolmen searched the area but were unable to find either man The two men apparently used loose bncks lo s mash open ~ window of the s urfboard shop from whi ch three ooards, valued at S645, had been taken before Hyams discovered the burglarv. ... .,. I I " ~ • .... art er us ts. \~~i ·Lands . folWwing t':!'! .1'~~' Callfonlia passenger j et flying to John Wayne Airport returned land landed with one engine at i'resno Air Terminal today after ) fire warning lig ht signaled \rouble in the otl'ier e ngine. a uthorities said. ~ E The two main landing gear res on the right side blew dur g the landing shortly after 11 m. However. the Boeing 737 nded safely. said Paul Schultz, ~ief controller for the Federal f vialion Administration here. . "Everybody a ppears to ha ve fotten out without any injuries," khultz said. • a~:en~:rsn!~r~n:~a~~~ •many r Smoke and fire broke out in the tires that ble w. but city firefighters e xtinguished the hames without serious damage. Schultz added. · The pilot notifi ed the control tower shortly arter takeoff that be was shutting down one engine because of t he fire warning light. Schultz s aid. The plant.'· bas two engines. he <1ddcd More Ocean 7 Rescues Seen 'l1iU Weekend Ne wport Beach lifegu ards. who rescued 135 s wimme rs from ~ight·foot surf Wednesday, said they expect more of the s ame thi s weekend a s hurricane Dolor~ is expected to kick up m ore tig breake rs. Lifegua rd Lt. Logan Lockabey said Wednesday's s urf was the r e s ult of a s tor m off New Zealand. The big breake rs had receded to about four feet today. However. the hurrica ne blow- thg up off the Mexican coas t. was expected to pus h big waves onto south facing beaehes this weekend < 8.elated s tories on P age A31 Last weekend, out of a total beach crowd of 180,000 people. Newport guar d s were o nly called upon to r csc-ue eight ;wimmers Wednesday's big surf. while -.ee ping lifeguards busy in Ne wport whe re 75,000 came to {he strands. produced no major injuries there ~an Cle mente guards reported at 24-year-old Richard Hazard , son of that city's mar ine fe ly director was injured en struck in the head with his rfboard Hazard. considered one of the Orange Coast's best surfers, was ~nocked unconscious at 3 p.m. l"hlle surfing off San Mateo Point just north of . the Nixon estate. He was pulled from the ~ater by fellow surfers Orange Coast Weather Gusty 15 t o 30 mph w inds Friday with a chance or measurable rain IO percent. lllahs Friday 6n upper 70s at beaches to IO lnland a~eas i Sharing Condolenres F o rmer Pre5ide nt Ric hard Nixon was a m ong lhc 300 mou rne rs who attende d m e morial services in Newport Beach this mo rning for long-time resident and c ivic IPadt>r 0 . W .. Dick " Richurd ·who died last week C:Jl lhc uge of 73. Nixon greet· ed Richa rd's widow. J enny. C:Jnd son . John. w ho stood be!>idc a bronze bust of R ichard com missioned by the Newport Ha rbor Area Chamber of Comme rce which or gum zccJ the me morial. Store Owner Loses Round l@ CalTrans By JOANNE R EYNOLDS Of, .. O.lly ~ .... SIMI Her Newport Beach ice cream store and most of tts furnishi.ngs may have fa llen to a hulldozer's blades. but as far as Jo Bessell Is concerned , her fight with CalT rans is far from over. "I 've s till got m y la wsuit pending," said a dejected Mrs. Bes sell today. "I guess this latest tJung will j ust add to it." "This latt!sl thing•· occurred Wednesday~en Mrs. Bessell's Wil WriJthl's ice c ream store a nd t he adjoining bait and tackle shop were demolished. The property on which the buildings we re located was sold to CalTrans by the Irvine Com- puny to make way for the new seven -l a n e Pa c ifi c Coa s t High way bridge lhut wi ll cross the Upper Ne wport Uay. Tod ay. the o nly l hjng lcrt standing on the parcel at Coast ll1 ghway and Dover Drive is the st ate historical marker set al the site of the Mc Fadden wharf. built in 1873. Mrs. Bessel I. who operated the neerb)' lee cream •tore for eight year•. resisted eviction to the end. Contractors and CalTrans of· ficla ls brought a s h e riff's matron with them when t hey ar- rived Wednesday to begin work. She left her store unde r protest. s he s aid. Mrs. Bessell, who insisted she wouldn't move until s he got an offe r of fina ncial assistance from the st ale agency. said the store was demolished wi th near- ly a ll of iLc; funishings, including an ant ique ma hogany back bar. s till Inside. She said she sold a few items. s uch as the freezers . at the last minute. · "I'm going to recover all the cost~ through my lawsuit." she declared. /\s ide from he r com plaints about the lack of financial as- s istance in relocating her busi· <See STORt;. Page A2l Teaeher,Students Harbor High Band· 'Unappreciated' BY JACKIE HYMAN Of 1111 O•llY ~llel St .. I Ne"V)>Ort Ha rbor Hi gh School P rinclj a l To m J a cobs o n t eslifie toda y unde r c ross· examination that music teacher Richa rd Engla nd a nd several band students told him t hey thought the ba nd was unap- preciated and that withholding key performances might change the s ituation. J acobson is the Newport-Mesa Unified School District's chief 'witneas in its attempts to get En1land fired on allegations of unprofessional conduct. En1land is char1ed with dis· obe ying -J acobson'• orders to Newport Boat Jlaze Probed Newport Beach fl re in· ve1t11ator1 remain baffled todaf on what cauaed a cabin cruiler to bunt Into flames at ita doekWedDlld.aJ. TM fin dlllro1ed I.be 12·foot Ctarta Craft owned bf Jerry ..... k •• Mio Mft tlM boat dolWa 11111 home at .. Cban· ........ TIM fin""*• out tn t.tae boat'• •ft...,. about a a.m. 81111 bf Ille tta. till Banor Patrol ftn .......... at die ..... the enft .. eaplfed tn nama. ftle ........ ol ... from the ( n,. ••Ml at N .ooo ·I have the band perform at foot- ball playoff games and with tak- ing a n administrative dispute to the students and parents in a ch allenge o f the principa l's a uthority. T he formal hea ring before a committee on professional con. duct headed by state hearing of- ficer John Willd enter ed its third day today at Costa Mesa High School. The filing of charges a gainst ba nd director Eng land this s pring and his transfe r from Ne wport Harbor to Corona del Mar High School stirred con- side rablecontroveray. En1land's attorney, Lawrence Rosenzweig, pressed two main polnta In his cross·examinatJon today: That England m a y have been unfairly sin1led out for scrutiny. · -That Ja~ may have in· volved atudentl ln the dia~ himaell. . .- Roaeblwei1 failed in hla effort to queetlon Jacobson on the prin· clpal'• meednc with thrff con· cenred atudentl to dllcuu the band lituation .,. bavlnt broupt tbem bllotbe dl1pute. • Wllld told Roaen1wel1 the quetUaa ol Jacoblon'e Jud1ment WU llftlevant. "I'm mt 1otn1 to try more tllaa a person at one Ume, .. WWdNld. · . ROIH1wela eoacluded taia CroMGaminaUon ol Jaeobloa IOdar. 11111..__. to••* oPllll1t1retnarb rrtday, 1 ' Clemente Will Miss The Nixons By The Asaoc .. ted Press Le .. ders of San Cle mente have C'xp rc54ed disappointment at los· ing their famous neighbor after Richa rd M. Nixon announced he a nd his wife Pal a rc moving to New York City. A Nixon a ide confi rmed t hat the couple would be moving E~1sl in the near future to be c l o sC'r l o the i r m a r r ied daughters and fa milies. Nixon disclosed the sale of his 24 .6-acre La Casa Pac-1ficC1 to l hrct• Ornn ge County hus1 ncssmen last month. "Peopl e wi ll al ways r e me mber San Clemente as the ho m e of t he West e rn Wh ite Hou se.·· Ma yor Roy Ila mm reflected. "President Nixon was a very good neighbor of a ll ohJs here .. During Nixon's presidency. moton ·ades roared through the quiet s treets and heli copters would touch down on the la wn of th e estate as N <H y battle cruisers roamed off tht· coast of the ocean view home It was quite an attraction for a town that. until Nixon arrived. way more we ll known as a mid way point bet ween Los Angeles and San Diego . After Watergate and Nixon's r esign a t ion, S a n C lem e nte became his place of refuge and was sometimes refer red to as "San Clemency" by less sup· portive neighbors. Like many San Cle mentla ns. Cha m ber of Comme rce presi· den t George Gearn s aid he stands ready to support a Nixon re -entry into public life . ·'I wish to bell he was in the White House right now." Gearn said. ··1 think he's going back to where the action Is: I think New York Is whe r e the political center of the country Is." Subpoena Mulled WASHINGTON <AP) -A House subcommittee probably will take until next week to de· clde whether to s ubpoena federal records on U.S. invest· menta m8 by oll·ricb mem- bers of the Organiaatioa of Petroleum Exporti111 Countries. STARS REC4LL JOllN WAYNE Cl a ire Trevor and other former John Wayne co·1t ar1 reminltce about the late actor at an American Cance r Soct.ity fund·ral1tn1 t ribute held In · Coron. d el Mar WednH d1y nJ1b1. See Featun n1 P a.1e Ct. • ~reasury Official Also Out WASHINGTON 1AP> -Presa· dent Carter announced today be has ousted Joseph A. Califano J r as secret a r y o f Health. Education and Welfare and will no m inate P a lr id a Robert!> Harris, secretary of !lousing and Urban Development. lo sue ceed hjm. In announ cing the fi rst cas ual· ty of Carter's Cabinet shakeup, Wh ite House press secreta ry Jody Powell said :i r"placemcnt for Mrs. I larris at 11 U D would be announced soon. However. there were uncon fi rmed reports that Thomas P 0 ·Ne i II Ill. lieutenant governor of Massachusetts and !>On of Ho use Speake r T ho m as P . FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 O'Neill Jr . would bC' n:Jmt.'d llUO secretary In other developm,·nb Carter acce ptt'd th11 rt•s 1,gnat1on of T reasury Secretary Mithacl Blume nthal and will n a m l' fo~ e d e r a I R c s c r v <· Chairm:Jn G Willi a m Miller to r c p lt.ic·e him President Cart"r accepted the resign ation or Atto rney General Griffin Bell tod ay and said he would nominate Deputy Attor ney General Ben1am in Clvilelli to succeed hi m . Tra nsportation Sec retar y Rrock Adams said h" had been asked to re main al tus job: but had not decided whether lo do so Powell -said Califano and Mrs Harris "have alre<ldy discussed plans for an orderly transition" a t H E W. the biggest department in government. In his letter of res ignation. d a ted today. the o uts poken. liberal Califano suggested tha t the inevitable controversies sur rounding the post he is vacating led lo his departurt.' "Whenever the laws that lht.' Congress t•hargC's tht• !>CC'retary of ll EW lo CXCl'Ute •a rC' ad ministered with v1j!Or therc-will be controve rsy. I h<tv<' tried tCJ . execute these laws vigorouJ>ly." Califano wrote Carter In a ha ndwritten note ad· dressed "to Secr e t ary J oe Califano." the president suid .. r accept your resignation with <1 genuine feelin~ of a pprec1<1tion <ind of recognition ... T here was no immediate word on the future of othe r Cabinet and top White House offi cials who s ubmit ted their resigna· tions Tuesday. Califano brokt· the news lo several dozen top aides in his of fice ut mid-day One aide was seen leaving the meeting 1n tears. Powell, whe n a s ke d why Ca lifano was leaving, noted only that Carter is condud mg an in· tens ive review and evaluation or his administration with the ob· j ective of improving fut ure performance. The HE W sec re t a ry h as s o m e times c l as h e d with C a rte r 's s t a ff ove r policy matters. and his anti-smoking ca m paign a nd vigorous a nti· d isc rimination effo rt s have a n ge r e d s om e South e rn Democrats. Califano's resignation was ar· ra nged secre tly Wednesd ay. The outgoing secretary began his let· ter to Carter by saylnl(. "In ac- cord with our conve rs ation yesterday afternoon. I hereby formally tender my resignation as secretary or Health. Educa- tion and Welfare." Powell quoted Carter as say. to1 that Mn. Harris, at HUD. "baa •tabli.shed an admirable record ot compau lonate and ef. ficlent leadenhip · • and enjoys the president's fuU confidence. In his note to Califano. the pres · ident expressed similar senti· me ntt, writin1: "You have, ln· deed, demonstrated Ulat major public service can exemplify both compete n ce a nd com· pa11ton." C alifano. on e time chief dome1Uc poUcy aide to Prell· dent Johnson, thanl&ed Cafter for bavtnc liven him authority and fl"Mdom to "apeak out oo rontrovef'lial pub1lc l11ues." .. ; l ~ Tottay'8 Cle•lag N.". Steek" N Fl FTEEN CENTS ' EYED FOR HUD POST Thomas P. O 'Neill Ill ; j.. •• I / " NEW HEW CHIEF Pab1cia Robert Harri• -.. AP Wlnt ..... 101 FIRST CASUAL TY Joseph A. Califano Jr. Newport Slwp • Robbed Twice In Ttro Days A to'ash1on Island stationery store was hit by armed bandit~ both Tuesday and Wednesday in wh at pc>lice said were robbenes that totaled $510. Detective Sam Amburgey of the Newport Beach police said t h e two r o bbe r ills a t t he Ha llmark Cards store appeu unrelated. but he said both a re unusual. . , "I just can't recall when we 've had an armed robbery Inside a mall," he said today. Tbe first holdup occurred "' • about 2 p.m. Tuesday when the t1 lone man. -described as stocky " and about 20 to 2S years old. con-~~ fronted the store cashier wtlh '1 s mall pistol. Amburgey s aid. the ma n 1 • grabbed about $60 from the open cash register and rled tnto the t ma ll. ~ Wednesday at about 6 :30 p.m .. the crime was repeated. This lime . the suspect was described H beinl of medium build. about the aame a1e as the othe r rob· ber. He alto was armed with a s m a ll platol. Ambur1ey said, and ordered t.be caabltr Lo tum awr MIO at f unpoint. 'I I • ,..... ____ - I H ASHBVlLLE, M.C. <AP) ru1lt1ve beauty queeo Joyce MC'KlDMy. who oace ••kt ahe would uve tkled nude down llOUDt Eve,_ far a •• IM ......... -_... ...... ..... ....... ,...._..... " -.-.. .. emtodJ more th .. a ye., after' ahe j...,., bell In En1land. ~ FBI Hyl, • II •u McKlnney of lltn neapolla. N.C., and fellow fUl'•Uve Kela. ~ llai ol Ln .!!J.•l•• •er• arrut•d Wed •Y ..., AIM•W. on d•ar• ol •Mt• r.-ttaae- ., ........ FUGITIVE CAPl'URID a.u ......., McKlnner _ Marvin Case 1udge Nixes Attorney Fee LOS ANGELES <AP) -A j udge r e fused today to re· ~onsider his decision in the landmark property rights case ~ Marvin vs. Marvin, saying it m ade no difference to bis view GI the case whether Lee Marvin Ued on the witness stand Superior Court ~udge Arthur Marshall also refused to award $500.000 in attorney's fees to the lawyer for Michelle Triola • arvin, deelarin1 be believes 4ibe lost her lawsuit on every •unt ·'It makes no difference to the eourt in decision or this matter $hat Mr. Marvin lied Qr did not Ue " Marshall said. ..It does Stalter to the court that a man who lies il he did lie. s hould pay a penalty for that." 'ti arshall said a district at· tomey's probe or Marvin's al· &eged perjury is continuing and ~the court feels it is in gO'>d •a nds. and the district attorney _.ill proceed if it becomes a triminal matter " He stressed that his ruling in April a warding Miss Marvin ,104,000 for rehabilitation was '°t based in any way on the ac· lor'a testimony, but rather de ,ended on Miss Marvin's story M the aix·year Jove affair •'The court r elied on the testimony of the plainWf <Miss lla~vin ) balanced with the testimony of other w1tnesses " "The court'• decision was based · virtually not at all on anything the defendant Qlarvin> contended on the wil· n ess s tand. Mostly , t h &l testimony consisted of denials " tbe judge said. ' He added: "The court stands by its previous decision and ii therefore denying the moUon for reconsideration." Mi chelle Marvin's att.omey told lbe judge today she de· te .. ves to be paJd by actor Lee Marvin becauae the landmark •roperty riebta cue estabu.bed lo import.anl law that is sweep· tng the country , OllAW COAST ., DAILY PILOT ,,,.o,-~ o.i1, ....... --•~<-.,....., __ ,,,_ ,,,.. .............. °'_ Gwtt--.....~ S.-... ··-M• , PWDl"IW• -., .,,,..,_. ,., ... , I., C°'I• ...... ..._,IN< .. """''"""" S..OCllll"-............. ,,-. l-IM.c111-c-t A ~"'·-'--"-·-~· .. -. -·· n..---· ....... -•,.int "'"' 8•~MrH1.c;011a Mow, C .. ll0<1W••a ·-· ..... ~---..... ·- ~·-~-. ........ IM-'"'1• ... CMt°IHll•&MI ~I' -., ........ MA ........ C•lln ,,,,, ...... (7,.,.,... a111n1• Miao111 .. ...,. Thu~r, July 11 1971 m.ata to ..... p .. porll. an FBI 1pok•mu 1ald. 8ood wu ........... aotll Miu McKlM•t; a . MCI ::~~~~ tdeetitllm In Afrll 1"' .... ~ a lftoalll prior to a acllleduled eourt .,,..,Mee there on ldd· napplftl charaes. Miu McKinney, • fo rme r Mlaa WyomJnt ·USA, and May were char1ed In En•land •• 1177 w•th •bd\letlnl Klrk Aadenon. then 21, Ol Prowo. Utah, and Im· pr11onlna h.lm ln a remote coun· try cottaae. Proaecuton c har1ed Miss McKlnney aod Ma, chained the Mormon missionary to a bed and forced him to make love lo her. After her release on ball in 1977, Miss McKinney denied the cha rges againal ber, saying, ·"Anything I did was with his <Anderson's) consent. Kirk is so l(ra•d bis church is goina t.o ex· ·communicate him, he just made all that up." . During pretrial lestimbny in England, Miss Mc Kinney testified s he once loved An· derson so much she "would have skied down Mount Everest in the nude with a camatlon up my nose'' i!he had asked her to. Miss McKinney mad e headlines in Britain when Scotland Yard was unable to locate her when she and May failed to report to police under conditions of their bail agree . men ts Two months after her di.sap. pearance, Miss McKinney was interviewed in California by the British Broadcastine Corpora • ti on She said after reading a sex therapy manual she bought fur Uned handcuffs to manacle An· derson, because sbe didn't want to hurt rum. She said she tied him to the bed with ropes to enhance lovemaking The London Daily Mirror, a tabloid, produced a book en- titled, "J oyce McKinney and the Manacled Mormon. Residents of the small Avery County community where she g rew up say they find it difficult to imagine Miss McJUnney in· volved in a sex crime. Min· neapolis, N.C., residenu say they remember ber as a •'fine, fine girl " • • . • DMty .......... ~ IT WM AU OVIR BUT Tite COURT PIQHT '°" WIL WRIGHrl AND IAIT SHOP , •• ~ Room tor Newport'• New 81td191 luld••r Leave• OnlJ Wharf Mart&er Washirigton Bui.lding Occupi~d WASHINGTON <AP> - group of persons calling themselves Sa~ttlnista s up· porters seized arid barricaded themselves inside the chancery of the Nicaraguan Embassy early today, the Secret Service said. (Related story, A4). They left after about an hour unde r an agreement with un· identified Nicaraguan officials police said. ' Two guards or the Secret Se.,.vi ce Uniformed Di vision were reported injured slightly a nd taken to a hospital ror treat· ment. One suffered a lacerated hand m a scuffle outside the em· bassy and the other s ustained an arm injury. Three unidentified per sons were reported arrested Al midmorning, the Secret Service said without elaboration that "everything is under con· trot." The group left the building al about 11 a .m . Wlder an agree. menl with unide ntifi e d Nicaraguan officials, according to District of Columbia police spokesman Gary .Hankins . He said no arrfi;t.s were made as they left Newport Cops Hunt 2 Men; Surfboards Newport Beach police said two men who took three s urfboards from a shop near tt)e Newport Pier evaded a manhunt early to· day. Patrolman Mike Hyams dis· covered the burglary at about 2 : 30 a . m . at Bruce Jone s· Surfboards, 2130 Newport Blvd. FremP.,,eAJ STORE •• o ness, Mn. Besaell ls still hop. ping mad that she couldn't stay through September. • · "Why couldn't they at least let us have our season?" she asked. "It wouldn't make ·any dif· fe rence lo their construction schedule i f we didn't move out until the end of summer. "How unfair can ihey get?" The Latest estimates are that cOPstruction bids will be sought ln J anuary with completion of the new bridge anticipated by the end of 1981. Victim Flees; Attacker Dies NE W YORK (AP ) -A Manhattan woma n who r a n naked down 10 flights or stairs to escape a molester was in good condition, but her attacker was d e ad, police s aid . He had jumped out or a 10th -floor win- dow arter she fled. Police s aid John Da vis, 27, knocked on his neighbor's door to return a salad bowl. Police said he then forced his way Into the woman's apartme nt, or - dered the 30-year·old free.lance writer to slMp, and tried to tie her up. When she resisted, he s tabbed her in the back with a knife, but she managed to free hersell and run forhelp. Debby Boone Sings Tonight at OC Fair Hyams said he first spotted one suspect jogging away from the shop and then saw a s~nd man nm.ning the same direction carrying a surfboard and three wetsuits. The man dropped the items and with his compa nion disap· pea red into a nearby boatyard. A team of patrolmen searched the a rea but were unable lo find either man. The two men apparently used loose bricks to smash open lb~ window or the surfboard shop from which three boards, valued at $645. had been taken before Hyams discovered the bura larv. Brick Guesaer Wins Prize Irma Ke ine r of Ne wport Beach has won the grand prize in the Western Federal Savings & Loan Association bric k. guessing contest held as part or the opening festi vities for its Newport Beach office. P e rformances by De bby Boone and the celebration of All States Reunion Day are on the agenda this evening at the Orange County Fair. 88 Fair Ori ve, Costa Mesa On Fri d a y, d esign a t e d Children's Day, anyone 12 or UD· der will be .admitted free until 6 p.m. Friday night highlights will in· cludethegroupTavaresperform ing al 7 and 9 p.m. in the am· pbitheater a nd the RCA Cham· pionshlp Rodeo at 8 p.m. in the grandstand. R egular admission Is S2 for adultaand$1forchildren6·12. Hours are noon to midnight to· day, 10 a.m to midnlabt Fridav County Fair - Ride Victim 'Very Serioua' A Costa Mesa woman hurt last weekend in a carruval ride at the Orange County Fair was lo "very sertous" condition today a t Costa Mesa M emorlal Hos el tat. A spokeswoman sald Celeste Marie Hoffman, 22, ls ret=· ing to stimuli but not com 'I out of the coma lhe b•s been in slnce the accident on Saturday. Mila Hoffman wu ridbw the Himalaya , a clreular rollercoaster, when sbe fell or waa ejected from tter Hat and cauabt her foot on a proc.et.lve bar. Sbe wu earned around the ride several tlmea before it C!ODld be atopped, poltff aajd, Wllaell• b•ve•••ned uto whether Mil• Holftnu wu •tt· linl or llaadtDI JUlt prior to the accident. Belape Aid Set OTTAWA (AP) -Canada u nounced Wedneaday a De~ 3,000-per·mofttll Soutbeut Aalu refu1• .,....,._ which tt H1I eouJd r9Ult la • total ot about 50,000 of tlllM dbplaeect,..... U vtn1 ta Canada b1 the IDd of 18IO ' through Sunday, when the fair closes. He re's the schedule for tnis e vening and early Friday TONIGHT 5· 10 p.m. China painting, cratts area. Sp.m. Ronald McDonald.on the grounds. 5 p.m. Saddleback Da nce Center, Mountain Dew Stage. 5 and 8 p .m . Mitc h e ll Maripnettes Showboat, on the grounds. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m . Athletes in Action, on the grounds. 5:30 and 8:30 p.m . Riala Ranch Cow.boya, Heritage Stage. 6 p .m : Harry "Woo.Woo Stevens, Mountain Dew Stage 6 p.m. States Reunion Day Ral ly, 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. Santa Ana Winds Band, HeritqeStaae. 1and9 p.m. Debby Boone, Am· phltbeater. 7:30 and 9:30 p.m . Warren Dobson/ American Bandstand, Heritage Stage. 7:30 p.m. Royal fforse Fair, MooDlhine Meadows. 7:30-11:30 p.m. Montezuma's Reveftle, Mountain Dew Stage. 8 and lOp.m. Laser Dllcomania featuring The Lockers, Grandltand. FRIDAY 9 a .m . Junior Cavy Show, liveatockarea. 10 a.m. Novice FFA beef 1bowmlllllblp, livestock area. lt a.m.-4 p.m. China painuni. cr~area. 11 a .m. Senior F'FA beef •bowmUllblp, Uvettock area. l p.m. •HIFFA round robin cont.e.ta, llveltock area. l :JOp.m. lllme Mow, Hertta1e Staie. 2 p .m. Harry "Woo-Woo'' Stevena, llpuntain Dew Staie. 2:30 p.m. Royal Hone Fair, Moonablne Meadows. 2:30 and •:IO p.m. New Scmc Band, 1Wtta .. 1ta1e. a p.m. Mltcbell llarlODet* .. boat, OD tM Srouacla. l :SO p.m . Clown sioatett, fferttqeStue. 4 p,m. JoafiWI Band, llOUDtalD Dew8ta1e. • p. m •·H on Staie, 4·R build· ln1. Reagan Back in U.S. LOS ANGELES CAP) - Former Gov. Ronald Reagan is back from a private meeting in Mexi co City with President Jose Lopez PortHlo. x~ _, -, l. ·f ... ~.t // ,y / ~ ·I I MON ll'RI ,O•m eµm SATUROA'f ,0 .. "' & 0 "' , . , . . I I Mrs. Keiner won the firs t place winner's check of $534.24 for h~r guess of 133,217, only 344 short of the 133,561 bricks ac· tually used in the two.story building. Second prize went lo Maxine L. Preston of Newport Beach. She received $261.12 for her guess or 134,600 bricks .. ., __________ _ By P&EDE&l<S SCHOl!ll&llL ................ Jobnaon & Johnaon, the na. lion's al ant health product manufacturtna firm, will •PPllll • a '2.S miWon judgment aw-... a Fullerton woman who cl.unect Injury from use of a prescripdon contraceptive . Aa Oraaae County Superior Court jury awarded the sum Wednesday to Kathleen i;rtel, 27. who testified in a five·week long trial that she suffered a stroke and paralyals after taking Ortho-Novum, a contraceptive used by an estimated 10 million .women naUcxiwide. In a abort statement today. a J,ohnson & John.son offidal said, "We st.rcmgly believe evidence in the case does not support the verdict and that the judameol was unjuatilied. We will •P· peal." Johnson & J ohnson is the p a r e nt firm lo Ortho Pha rmace utical Corp. or Raritan, N.J ., the manufacturer of the widely prescribed drug. Wednesday's .decision was a landmark one in the view of San· ta Ana attorney Arthur Hews, a product liability speeialist who represented Mrs. Ertel in the a<'· lion. Hews \aid the decision was s igniticant in that--a pharmaceutical firm was held directly liable for not warning the user or a drug about its possible side effec:ts. Attorneys for Johnson & Johnson had argued that current federal laws on prescribed drugs require that s ide effect warnings be provided only t.o physicians. It is the doctors' duly t.o warn patients. Johnson & Johnson lawyers contended. Mrs. Ertel previously had reached an out of court settle· mcnt with the physician-who prescribed Ortho-Novum to her durin~ ·a 41-day period in 1974 while she was a student at Fullerton College She lateF suffered a stroke that cau.4'e per'llanent paralysis on her right side. ' Mrs. Ertel testified. The case was a novel one in tha t Hews was able to enter into evidence resuJ~ of a nutionwide potr or women on the use or birth control pills. The poU found that S3 pe~nl of women would have been con- cerned abo ut taking lhe drug 11 they knew of Its possible side er~ rects. The poll, commissioned by H~ws. was conducted ~Y Mervin Field, a respected na tiona l pollster . Wednesday's jury award was for actual damages only. The Jury de libe r ated one day in rcacbin~'the decision. ·'She deserved it," said one rem ale friend . "She's been through so much over this." Buckets 'March' SACRA MENTO CAP ) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. wasn't there to see lhef!11 but more than 100 demonstra&ers marched on the Capitol Wednesday carrying empty buckets "to he lp Gov Brown" fi ll,the New Melones Dam. . , :/ I i I ff' , t,· ... ""'~ (Aft) -Aa .... ..... ., .... ,.. __ ........... ,..... ,.. ........ ,.... ...... ,...., ............ ~ ........ .._ ..... ., ..... ., ... .......... ,. ....... wllio.,. ...... ••~ eomtamen of r-9~ ....... -r:.-:..~ M DWI ~ lftce neeMd ................. 7 • .., lloWI. ....... who bay sold Jewelry buJttllrdla ........... they ~ . .:.:::~=~· .u·t: ' -·--·-·-··---------- '!!v!d!y. Juty 19, 117'1 OAILY PU.OT A3 0. ApPolatmeiets Senate ·Seeks. Future Voice · By aoaEaT BADE& Ol .. Oelty~MMt Th' controversy over the ap. pointmeot or Edison Miller to the Orange County Board . or Supervisors bas produced le1i.alatioa aimed at giving the state Senate a voice in future ap- pointmenta. State Seo. Paul Carpenter, D- Cy press, introduced tbe measure which would requ.itt se nate confirmation or gubernatorial appointments to boards of supervisors. home conatituencles thao the aovernor," he said. Describing Brown as a political 1emus, Car~nter said the appolntmeot of Miller. which created a furor that bas yet to recede, was the governor's first blunder. Supervisor Urges Veto Override "9t1Mef. .. ..w Robert s. ~ ... Md11 pnatd1at ol the Spektet dh1•• fll Testrau and pna.i. -deat of tbe Jewelers and SU~ ol America. LAGUNA IURFIR ON L!fT DtDNT MAKE i'r Al RIDER ON RIGHT SUOESAcROiswm' tUttcaft9oepew~ luff •t Broob 8trHt Mllde fc)r H•ry Rldea Wedneed•y Afternoon He predicted Wednesday the bill would have no trouble get. ting through the legislature, but declined to predict its chances or success in the event it is vetoed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Carpenter asserted that the appointment of Miller was not Orange County Supervisor Har- riett Wieder has urged state senators "to remember the folks back home" and override a veto that is holding up pay raises for Orange County firefighters and paramedics. .. But obrioully at aome point. it la CCJinl to price ttaelf out of • tbe marflet. l»eople will buy liabter·we6Pt materiala, told of leHer earat or 1old·fllled jewelry ••• be Mid. With tbe market price or bullioo 3S percent llilber than at the start ol tbia yev, and up 70 percent floom January 1978, Ken· nedy aemea "a •wtna started toward the pn>duetion of more Heavy Surf Toug..For lif~ds Half-mile Wave Dazzles Lagunans SENATE DEMOCRATS BLOCK FONDA VOTE-AS wise and that it will prove to be damaging lo government because of its "bruising and bloo~ying" aspects. ·' l believe the governor made the a ppointment with full knowledge of the controversy. Mrs. Wieder declares that the safety or aJI Orange County resi· dents is at stake because or a threatened work slowdown by area firefighters. gold·fllled materials.•• Gold traded over the $300-an· ounce mark in Europe today, Heavy surf brought about by a but fell abort of the record prices storm off Baja earlier this week posted Wednesday. "l)e dollar sent surfers scurrying to west was generally stronger on most county beaches Wednesday and Europua markets but dipped kept area lifeguards more than slightly in LondOn and Tokyo. busy all day .. London's five major bullion Guards along the mile-long houses fixed the morning trad· Huntington Beach City Beach 1 pnce of gotd -at $300.lO&il -res'C"U~32-swtmme rs, s ays ounce. down 65 cents from spokesman Douglas Robertson Wedneectay•s· cloee $306.75. The about five times the normal aftemoon ftxing was $291.15. ln weekday activity. Zuricb, gold was quoted at The problem. be says, teamed S298.7S. down from Wednesday's "extremely heavy s urf" with closeof$301.125. riptides to create "very The precious metal a trad.I· hazardous conditions." • tional hedge for investors in Surfing is prohibited on the ci · • times of economic uncertainty ty beach during summertime hit a record $303.875 an ounce because or its possible hazard to during Wednesday's trading in .bathers, Robertson s aid. Zurich. By STEVE MITCHELL OlltleO.U,~St.ftt One large wave that broke from Ma in Beach Park to Shaw's Cove -a distance or about a hall-mile -bad the spectators oohing and aabiog in Laguna Beach Wednesday a s hurricane-generated surf hit the Orange Coast. Ana in San Clemente, the 24. year-old son of that city's marine safety director was in the hospital after a surfing mis- ha p in the large surf off San Mateo Point. Richard H. Hazard Jr., son or Marine Sa!ety director Dick Hazard, was reported in good condition in tbe intensive care unit at San Clemente General Hospital after his surfboard hit him in the head. day afternoon accident was a fluke. Hazard is considered an expe rt surfer . He won this year's San Clemente T·Street long board sllrfing contest. The hurricane-generat.e<l..swf knocked waves up to 10 (eel al Aliso Pier in South Laguna and wben combined with the backwash, some )"aves peaked at about 13 to 15 feel, says Lifeguard International Beach Services president Jim Stauffer. He said a 5-year-old boy was washed off a berm at the beach, but was grabbe d up by a life guard before he could be washed out to sea. In Laguna Beach. Marine Safety Director Bruce Baird said waves occas ionally reached heights or nine feel. "He wa~ quite willing to polarize the right and the left to earn campaign workers from the left." Carpenter also said Brown showed a "callous disregard" !oL-tbe.-Welfare or Mille r, a former prisoner or war in North Vi etnam. '•He will be bloodied by what transpires." the senator predict· ed of the new supervisor. Carpenter noted that his new bill seeks extension of ex.isling confirmation a uthority that the senate holds. "The Senate gives its advice and consent to a number of other appointments by the governor and it might be appropriate to extend it to supervisors. "Legislators have a better feel of the attitudes of voters in their Firefighters say they plan the protest action because Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. blue-penciled a 14.5 percent pay raise down to 9.3 percent. The State Senate fell four votes short in an override at· tempt this week a nd Mrs Wi e de r sent t e legrams to legislators asking ror support. She is asking Paul Carpenter and John Briggs, who supported the override, to s ustain their votes. To J ohn Schma tz and others she is asking them to do some "soul searching. "Orange County's fire person nel is among the lowest paid rn the state. Your yes vote would ins ure the integrity of our firefighting capacity." A new attempt at an override was expected later today. Martin Skolnik, president or Was co Gold Products, a manufacturing and wholesale concern, estimates that every dollar rise la bullion prices traaalates into a 80-ceot increase for manufaeturen iD the cost of produdq, for example, a aim· pie 14-arat wedcUq band . But surfers were out in num· bers at Huntington Beach and Bolsa Chica State Beaches. ac- cording to Lifeguard Supervisor Blll Kramer, who said -bis guards rescued 135 people at both spots. H azard was pulled un · conscious from the water at r----------------------------.---------- County Geta "Schoolyard Sniper Trial SAN DIEGO (AP> -· The murder trial or accused San Diego schoolyard sniper Brenda "Normally," be said, "we would have rescued about 40 to ~-" An estimated 28,000 bathers ve ntured to the city beacb Wednesday. An additional 55,00C bit the sands at the two west county state beaches. Those who ventured into the water raced a six·to seven-foot surl. Guards report that the dangers have been reduced, however with the surl dropping to about three feet today. about 3 p.m. Wednesday by several witnesses who said a powerful wave breaking close to the beach sent his board slam· ming into his head. The waves were breaklne between s1x and eight reet at the surfing point just north or the Nixon estate. Paramedics respondinl to the ocean accident said Hazard had been underwater for as long as 30 seconds and bad swallowed a great deal or water. He was rushed to the San Clemente hospital where be is expected to be moved rrom the iutenslve care unit later today, a ccording to his rather. Lifeguards said the Wednes· Spencer was moved today to B t~ ~ I" Orange County, where the ml ••11r•OW ~oatest teen-ager will make her first ap· pearance next week in Superior s h Af Co~~ Spencer, 17, is charged out rica Team with first-degree murder, at· tempted murder and assault T c with a deadly weapon in a Jan.\ 0 omp t . s rf 29 attack that left the principal e e m u and custodian of Cleveland Elementary school dead and Eighteen or So th Af · • to eight children and a police of· u nca s P ficer wounded. llfegu~ are scheduled to com· A Judicial commiasaoner told pete wt~ the best from alo~g the San bl9#0 Superior Court Judge Califorma cout in Huntington William Low that both Orange Beach Friday. and Los Angeles ~Ues have The mem~ra or South. African eourta available for tbe trial. Surl Ufesavmg Association, who · Low P'dted s.ta Ana as the bav.e been touring Southern ilte beeauae of tbe lener travel Cahfornia from their lodging expemea tt would poee for wit· places at lifepard headquarters l9esaea. Jaadle Robert ftlcllles in Hunti.n«ton Beach, will m~t will preside. . ~e Amerfcans at 8 a.m. at City Low granted tbe change of Pier· . venue Tuesday, saying ex· Events include an 80().yard c e 1 1 iv e p u b I l c it y h a d race around the pier, a 3,200- jeopanlized the lirl's chances yard beach-nm relay, an 800· for a fair trial in San Diego. yard paddJeboard race, a four. man, 1,800-yard swimming re· Michael llcGlinD, the girl's at· Jay, a 3,200-yard paddleboard torney, aa.ld .today be doesn't relay and the Iron Man competi- believe the trial will begin lion. before late September. That _event, s aid Uefeguard Derrick Whitting. pits coot.est· ants in three800-yard events, run· ning, s wimming and pad· dling. Tbe U.S. team is composed or individual winners in last year's national lifesaving events held at Saa Diego. The South Africans, Whitting s aid , arrived in Huntington Beach July 15 and are scheduled to leave Aug. 6. Individual South Africam are scheduled to compete July Z7·29 in San Clemel)te at the annual U.S. LUesd\oing Association's national surf competition, Whit· t.ing said. Other events have been en· tered during Manhattan Beach's Aug. 4 Sea Festival. be added. Courity .Firemen Picket Demonatratwn Prote•ta Brown Pay Hike Yeto bour days ln a row. Tbe COits iD overtime would amount to about $40,000, acc:ord· lnl to lllcbMI Borer, .tee preei· dent of tbe Oran1e County Cllapter ol tbe Callfornla State Employees Auodatiaa. Borer elalmed that county llreftcbten are tbe low•t paid uc1 won ......,. boun tbaD aa.y otber ~ID tbe state. ff• Aid...., ..... aot reeelved • ,.'-.._ ..... 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Tb.st'• not the reeord of Crawford Canyon Road. niat•1 the NeOrd of Laguna Canyoa Road. u it lwiats itl delldly way throulh Laguna Be1cb. Irvine and county MANAGUA. Na.ar: CAP) -Tri ,.,,, ..... ....... rlllH nH.._. tM ~••it of ........ ....,, ......... . lloaal __.. Ml•u" a. Ute ................ , ......... 3People Mutilated In Detroit ; DETROIT (AP> -Two m• and a womn ••re not, de· u rltated ..... their .......... cu otf ta • pta11. lltple·llQtu ~Uce N1 &lJ bav• bMa rtaaf. ~ to cl.nC trametln1 ln UM clt1. The bodl• were wrapl*S ln blanketa and dumped ln a van wbandooed WedMld1y n11ht In u n e11 l a id e O "tr o ll neighborhood known for dru1 dealing, poll<'l' :u1ld Fingerprint rccordN were bo· ang checkt-'Ci In attcmp~ lo aden• lify the victims, police 11ld. A P~CE detective 11ald lo· day authorities are working on the assumpUoo that \be klllln&¥ were dnqc·related. "ll looks like wh°"ver did t~ was trying lo gel ac ross a mesuge," he said. The three apparently were kJlled elaewbere, lbelr bodies dumped in lbe van and taken to where they were found, pollce said. t:ffrtt.ory - - ----••• POVNTAIN VALLEY IS A metropolis in our midst that baalonl beld the reputation for the love of pe1tce and quiet. Now apparently some of the citizenry are claJming they're beiDI baruaed by the likes ol Hare Krtshnaa and POUCE INSPEttoll Robert Hlalop 1aid all the victims were shot a l least 1>nce and their hands we re cut off before beine --dee.a.pi~.-Xbe.. .. bea~u. found in plaatic ga rbage bags, police said. Mooalee la quest of cub soUcilaUoaa. - Thus, even now, the Valley council ii considering adopUon ol a law requirinl a SS permit from the P')llce before you can embark upon religious solicitaUona. That eounda Uke an ordinance Juat looking for a court to get challenged ln. Maybe. We'll see. ••• A.ND PINALL Y BACK downcoast, Laguna Beach is aoinl for another ne w law. This one bans the launching of motoriz.ed veuels from public beaches. Which. In Laguna, leaves scant .. place where you could launch one. Thus if you beach a motorboat in the Art Colony, you have to sueu you·re there permanently unless you want to become a lawbreaker and re-launch yourself. But wail . The la w also maket il illegal lo leave a private boat on the beach. They got you comin1. 1oin1 or parklne. Belq a law·abidlng citizen Is exhausting these d ays. Crimes Reported Following Strike HONOLULU (AP> -Victims. who couldn't report m inor crimes during a 3"'2·day police strike. began ringing the phones in statiool throughout Hawaii as the offtcen returned to work ..Everybody is reporting cars be i n g 1tolen , va nd a !is m . burglari•. 011 r accidents," said an offteer after he returned to work Wednesday a t a station in Kaneobe An anonymous woman c aller telephoned police about 10 p.m., a nd said she saw the bodies when she looked lnt.o the van. A 1975 Chrys le r Cordoba parked parallel to the van also was take n l o police hea d · qua rters for POSSlble clues, His· lop said. · ITS 'JERDEN,' BUT WHY? • WASHINGTON <AP ) Hamilton J orda n. newly des· tgnaled Whi te House chief of staff, comes rrorn a long line of Georgians whd have avoided the Yankee pronuncia tion of the lamilyname. Jordan'• office, called today for an explanation o r why J ordan get.a pronounced J erden, produced a quick response that "the whole family pronounces it t,hal way." The "why" of it all may be lost in the milt. of Southern his- tory. lo any cue, a J ordan aide was unable to elaborate. Much of U.S. Gets Rain Funnel Clouds Reported in Wyoming T .. tter•••.-.. ~ u ~. ... ..... Will ......... _.. "'""'-All•M• 8'111,,..,,. ..... ""'°" lk-nhlll• 91111•19 a...-Cllic ... ClfKlf!fWlt c ... .i-o.1F1.W111 0.IWef Oelroll ........ .._.""' 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IT WAS THE SECOND such birth in the Umled St.ates in le55 than three months. Doctors attending the fi rst molber said only about SO births out.aide the wom b have been recorded in m edical literature. Dr . LIM Hatley. chief resident of obstetrics and nneeology a t the Ch apel Hlll ho.pilal, said Mrs. Palte111on, 32. was tranaferred there from a Burlington hospital Tuesday night. suf· fering prenatal compUcatioru;. "1be abdomen fell unusual," Ma. Helley s aid. "We couldn't outline the ulerut, but we thou1ht we coukt feel parts of the baby better than we uaually can." SHE SA.ID TESTS CONFIRMED what she suspected -th'~ baby waB not in the uterua. Doctors decided on immediate sur· gery. ",When we opened the abdomen, the first thing we saw w;,as the placenta," Ms. Halley said. "Then I found the baby's feet, and the baby started kicking and screaming." She said physicians were.elated that the baby was alive. Patterson said his wile had a dilficuJt r reenancy. "We talked with a lot of people and knew her prepancy was not like anyone elae'a," 1aid Patterson, a father for the firal time in h.is 13·year ma rriage ... Something wasn't just right, but we couldn't figure out what was wrong ." quuten. GtlNftllS '80N brc*e -ID the eompoue4 area. ao .. tolcilen Hid tbe ,......... ... bet ••ea cuerrt llaa and IU•~ but cKMn ..... ft ... 1u:ard.men nm., at ... Mrten. 81 t :u a.m. -1:15 a.a. PDT -moet of tbe compoad • peered ct.er1ecl. But a r.. ..... could be beard deep la ta.. eom. plex, apparwa&ly ftre4.., r'•aut iuardamea. Saaall ,,...... ot armed 1uerrlllu were .... •bout two blocka away, cautlcMlJ ~ta..-... poUDd. • As the suard diaintesrated, lU remaiaiDI comma.Dden were reported ~ to arr .... a peaceful ud b&oodl..a formal 1urrendet' to tbe Saod•••etu, wbo brou&bt down the Somoaa dlctatonblp earlier tllta week 1fter a aeven·week civil war. THE MNDINllTA junta wu prepared to move into Maaqua later today or Friday. The man named c1retaker pretident by SomOu wbetl be re· signed and left Nicaraiua Tue.· day, Francisco Urcuyo, realcned w edneaday evening and •ped lo the airport. Tbe S.rwl!ai1lu reported be flew by helicopter to a "~t somewhere in Guatemata,' but tbi• could not be confirmed. Other Somoza men wbo bad not e1caped earlier fled to the airport, too. IN WASIONGTON, autbortties reported a iroup ol people bar· rtcaded tbemselvea lnlkle tbe Nicaraguan Embusy after a scuffle in which a U.S. Secret Service guard auffertd a cut hand. An anonymous caller told T he AHee.~-P-l'Na-&-~- representativea of the new pro- visional government bad taken ove r the embassy. The lfOUP left after about an hour. Rebel support.en bad similar· l y take n control of the Nica raguan Embuay in Rome Wednesday. Guerrilla column• bad been re ported headed t oward Ma nagua late Wednesday from rebel·hekt Leon, and few if any guard checkpoints were report· ed still along the bJ«hway. 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DAllY PILOT ..... , ' I -------..... ~ .... --------------~ --~ • •• Ballet 011posed Benjamin Hooks, head ol the NAACP, voiced his opposi- tion Wednesday to a measure on the state November ballot ~hat would ban forced school busing. Hooks with Sen. Diane Watson. D·Los Angeles, right, and members of . the Ass~mbly. Teresa Hughes, 0 -Los Angeles, and Ehhu Hc.rns. 0-Berkeley, said Gov. Edmund G. Brown . Jr. would have to oppose the anti-busing measure if he expected black support for a 1980 bid for the presidency. 6 Hurt Battling . . CoU1·t Prooo Stalls Teatimony Ruling Bizarre · Twist SAN t~RANCISCO <AP> -The probe ot the Callfomla Supreme Court WAI 1n te1al Umbo today after the hl&h court. ln a bbarre irony, wu aaked by tbe ln- vt1UfSaUn1 commia.llon to set a1lde a rullna that one ol lll own juaUcea need not teatlly In public .. Th• Supreme Court 11 in the 1tran1t po1lUon. at the moment, of belna uked to rule oa a mat- ter after fl ve o f the seven Ju1Ucea already have testified in public, before reporters and photo1raphers. Tboee rive, in effect. are being aaked to rule on the propriety of their own appearances, 1n the probe or charges the high court 1 m properly delayed decisions last year for political reasons. THE REQUEST appears to place the juaUces who testified in immediate conllicl or interest. The usual procedure in sucti cases i1 disqualification. NormaJly, Chief Justice Rose Bird Is empowe red to assign substitute judges whe n justices disqualify themselves. But what is the ruJe, hearing observers wonde red, ir the chief justice disqualifies he rself? She js a m ong the five who have already testified.· Noting that the s late constilu· lion offers no remedy in the ex- traordinary situa tion, com- m issioners t ulkcd a bout the possibility or impane ling Cl seven-justice tribWlal "by lot" to untie the twisted legal knot. an a hu.rry. At the same lime, Bertram J anea, chairman of the Com· m ission on Jud icia l Performance. vowed Wednes- day h e bad "no Intention whatever oJ abandoning the ln· vesllgallon" now in {la sixth week. The .lmpUcallon was that the probe would go forward. public or not. All justices e xcept Stanley Mosk and Frank Ne wman have testified. Mosk Tuesday won from a state appellate court ln Los Angeles an opinion that he doesn't have to tesllfy before the commlsaion in public. Thal commission now wants the high court to overturn that ruling, which formally held un· constitutional a subpoena calling for Mosk to testify in pubUc. Vote on The:4l"Ommiasion has been cbaraed with inve1Uaatin1 al- leaed court leaks and claims that filing of certain decisions were delayed to help Ms . Bird win confirmation last No- vember. She won, but by the nar- rowest margin in California hJa-tory. " J\JS'nCE Wiley Manuel wu testifying when the hearing was • abruptly hailed Tuesday after s tate appeal court ruled on the basis the state constiluUon re- quires investigations into Judicial proceedings be con- fide ntial. The ruling said there was no authority for a new procedure adopted earlier this year which allowed the investigation to be aired in public. ........ 11 ..... State Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy, D-San Frcy~cisco. cups his hand to ear to hear a rc irorter's question durmg ne ws conference on $4.85 bill~on aid bill for cities. co unties a nd schoo ls Fonda Blocked Senate Democrats Save Face for Brown S AC RAME NTO ~AP > State Senate De mocrats saved race for Gov. Edmund Brown Jr by blocking a move to force a noor vote on Jane Fonda's appointment to the state Arts Council It happened Wednesday in the Senate Rules Committee, where three Democrats outnumbered two Republicans. Bui Sen 11.L. Richardson of Arcadia, Senate· Republican caucus chairman, s aid there would be another effort this against the Vietnam War Ch<.nce:-ror hl'r con· firmataon by the St:n<Jtc appear s lim . Technically, thl' vote wa~ on a motion to re · verse an earlier decision e1nd send the appoanlmt•nt to the floor without <1 recommendation for rcJcc lion or approval. Without listing the item on al!> agenda. the committee had decided at an earli er meeting not to send the appointment to the floor J ' . : fluge-Jt-rush Blazes-- Commission s pecial counsel Seth Huttscdler sent a letter to fne lllglic "o urf, -crt1 n g .. ex. traordinary public interest" and pleading with the tribunal to act ion.to get.the-upper bou.se-lo - p ry the a ppointment out of com- mittee for floor action a tac. tic that rarely succeeds But Sen. RoJ:>ert Nimmo. R-Atascadero. tried Wednesd<1y to move the appointment out or com mlttee without recommendat.aon, an unus ual action becallSe ln6St nomh'ia ions ·sen o e 1TOO_r....;.c....;.·a...:..r;..:.r""'y-~---t1 an approv -Firefighters controlled two large brush rires straddtmg Interstate 5 early today alter more than 4,400 acres were charred and six firefighters injured. Five members of a U.S. Forest Service crew s uffered hrst aod .second-degree bums on the hands and face in one fire Wednesday and a supervisor s uffered s moke inhalation, hut all were treated and released. according to Los L J Ange les County ft'lre Depart-sr ATE 11lent spokeftman Dennis Davies. The blaze firemen called the ----------- Chiquito fire was contained at 6 p.m. Wednesdaf and controlled <1t 8 p.m. alter consuming 2,150 acres. The other, called the Wayside fire. wai; controlled al I .am W'_... Ezinad~d SAN QUENTIN .<AP> -The .state parole board has added three years and four months to Symblonoae Liberation Army member Russell Lillie's sen- 1.ence for attempted escape and .assaull The decision Wednesday .means that Lltlle, whose murder conviction in the cyanide-bullet •slaying of Oakland school Superintendent Marc us Fosler was recently ov6rturned, faces a release dale ~Nov. 9, 1983 on his 1975 atte pled escape con· vlctlon. But ittle could he 'paroled by Sep . 25, 1981 if grant ed credit for good behavior ON11°9n Rejected ~ ! LOS ANGELES <AP> Des pite a $108,000 "mistake" In- ' volving stock sales. a Judge has r ejected the s tate attorney general's c harges that three conservators had been "raping" : ~ the $150 million estate of senile financial wizard Oen Weingart. Superior Court Judge Arthur K . Marshall refused Wednesday to r e m ove two or the bus i- ness men who are the con- servators, but accepted the res- ignation of <1 third, Jack Rosen- berg. And the judge ordered the conservators to pay the estate $108,000 in damages for a "mis- take" in judgment concerning sales of Fed Mart s tock o.e.ers•fp S ACRAMENTO CAP) - Foreigners living outside California could be prevented from owning land in the state. under a constitutional amend- ment approved by an AS'Sembly committee. The Assembly F inance, Insurance and Commerce Com· mittce voled 7-6 Wednesday on ACA20 by Assemblyman Richard Lehman, D·Fresno, sending it to the Judiciary Com - mittee. Lehman aide Joe Hoyt said the measure was prompted by "the rising cost or fa rmland" and the possibility lbal a bsentee foreign ownership would in· crease that cost :Crosby Worth ' Lawmakers' Pay Pensions Boost So~ht SACRAMENTO <AP) -An amendment recently added to a legislative pay bill would provide better retirement benefits for lawmakers who stay in office more than 21 years, says the author. ~nate President Pro Te rn JaM'es Mills, 0 -San Diego, pre· dieted Wedoesday that his pro- posal could save the stat.e money. however, by removing an incen- tive for lawmakers to retire early. Mills 1ald in an interview that early retirements force the state to pay a pension to the retirees plus salaries to successors. UNDER CURRENT law, Mills said, a lawmaker who retires after al least 21 years service col· lects pension benefits equal to two-thirds or salary at retire· ment. The Jaw requires that pensions be increasc.'(f each year to keep up with the cost of living, he said, but the titate Constitution limits legislators to an annual 5 percent increase in pay. If the cost or living exceeds 5 percent. that mean s a legislator loses pote ntia l pension benefits for each year he serves beyond 21 years because of the lower annual percentage increase for s taying an office "That's a sacrifice that no rea· sonable pcnion would make," M 1 lls said. SENATE REJECTION would force Ms Fonda off the ,01110• council. But keeping the <1ppo1ntment an commit tee would a llow her to s tay on for the rest or the ye<1 r and be reappointed by Brown. The appointment faces strong opposition among conservati ves because of her campail(n SEN. RAV JOHNSON, R ·Ch1c~ .. !>Upported N1mmo's motion. Sens. James Mall~. ·o:San Diego, Nicholas Petns. D·Oakl and, <1nd Robt-rt Presley. D-R1vers1de, voled no . Johnson complained that the 2 J vote amount <'d lo an indirect <·onflrmat1on of tht• <Jctrcss ~inn· at prevented the:-Sen alt· from forcanl! her off thr· l'OUnl'll 'Stinky.' Suspect Free Evidence Issue in Berkeley Rape Cases BERKELEY IAP> Although police s ay they have enough 'evidence to Identify the rapist called "Slinky." suspected of sexually assaulting and ter· rorizing 62 women over the past five years. It won't do much good -the district attorney's office refuses to prosecute him. A man Berkeley police believe is Stinky -who got his nickname from the foul gasoline·o1I odor recognized by nearly ha lf his a lleged victims - was arrested last October for investigation or rape, burglary, robbery and other charges. HE WAS RELEASED four days later after the Alameda County District Attorney's office c laimed there wasn't enough evidence lo prosecute ham. On July 6. a poliCl' document w<1s re leased by court order after Jim Chanin. attorney for the sus- pect, asked fo r the document to check for folse <1r rest . The 187·pa~e report details the circums tantial evidenL-e-again5t the man. who 1s described as an ex-convict who served time for burglary According to the document. the s u:i;pect onct· told a court·appointed psychiatrist that he re · ceived sexual pleasure when breaking into SC homes and pulling the blankets orr sleeping women. He didn't rape them . however. since he Llshn to 5 ·Day For•cast of th• w•ather. Dial 830-4490 ------ had a birth deft-ct which made ~ex painful In pnson. as part of hik rehabrntat1on tht'rapy, he received an operation that made 1t possible for ~ him l9 enJOY sexual Intercourse. Four months after the man 's re lease. the Slinky raplSt struck for the rarst ume. For the next five years. Slinky terrorized two neighborhoods in Berkeley. He always used the same method blindfold.in~ victims while asleep and tnen s ubJeet· ang them to up to four hours of degradations and repeated sexual assaults . · Stinky's v1ct1m s include all types of wom1•n, ancludmg a member of thl' public defender·~ staH, a dance stu<ient a nd u well-known t eh.·v1s11m newscaster who went pubhr with hl'r attac·k Ac· cording to pohct• spokt·sman U1ck Be rger. tha t wa~ Stinky's last reported rnpc IN ONE RAPE CASE. pol1ct.· saad they tracked ~ down the license number of a vch1C"I.-seen an an •. area after u reported attack Tht: cei r belonged to the e"X·CIJO Stinky 's method of operation clos<'l y rt· sembled burglary patterns the ex·con was known to use. Tht: ex convict·~ occupation 1:-. consistent with thl' smell of 011 and sweat ht:-. v1ct1ms noticed. :$11 Million . ~ REDWOOD CITY (AP> -Bing Crosby left 'land in slx Callfomla counties worth $3.3 mUlion at .a.he time of hls death In Oct. 1977, court documents on rue here reveal. Golden \Yest Airlines ft ' D{l~tt) GOURMET MARKET C Market Street> The documenla ln San Mateo County Probate Court are appraisals and inventories of land and itssets In the legendary crooner 's estate. They brlng the total revealed wealth of Crosby to more \ban SU million I 1 AMONG 1111! P&OPE&11BS are a mansion in Jhe faahion11ble San Francisco suburb of ~lll1borofllb valuea at "35,000, and land in lamed.a County valued at nearly Sl million. More an 1.000 aci. at land lD San Dleao County is orth about '750.000, tbe documenta abow. . Other land boldtnp worth more than $500,000 are In Sonoma, Yuba and c.oatra Costa counties, .... remr'dl .... The probate documenta alto ll1t4d $1 .S mlllion in tecurillel, partMnb1P1 tn oU aod natural 1aa exploraUoa proJectl, latereeta la race bon ... restauran\a and other bualaell venturw, and stock JD UM Ptuabur.-a Piratn bueball a.am. TRE JNYSN'IO&IU A&& Int.ended to help &ale 1tate lnberitance Tu Comm ... toa ID de· tennlainl ~ mucb tu ii owed by the •tate. The ltulk of It wM left to Cro1by'1 HCODd wife, Kathryn, md 1111 NV• cbUdnD In a Uvlq truat &Mt la DO&..,. to pubBc dfeclolun. At tie time of bll deatb, GM of Cro11by'1 law1en •tl=ted UM ntMe'• overall value at ...... ·-ud .. mlWaD. ANNOUNCING ... THE ONTARIO CONNECTION! NOw· you can make connections out of the convenient Ontario International Airport by Laing one of Golden West Alrltnes flights from Orange County dlr~ct to Ontario, effective August 1 .. 1979. When c1lllng for men1t1ona ind lnf0nn~llon. 1u •bout Joint Ferell C•ll Golden WMt AlrllnM (714) 878-8000 or YoUr loolll tt11V•I .,ent. DELANEY BROS. FISH I.et• J t•ni.t•n und his helper:-. huvt• ..... Northf'm Se• Bu1t w .. u lso htivl' (rl'sh local !'1Wordf1!'oh from our local Chan- nel Island~ FRESH PRODUCE Look what our produce man Abe has for us thll\ week• By being at the prddu«' market at 2 a.m .. he ln,,ures our customers the rlncst ! a-• f>.-iure.r ... ,'-$l OO Sweel Coro . . . ...... 7 for • • ,_ .. .._ .............. Canlaloapt . . . . . . . ., ... 15e 11> .... t9e11. · .... lOc .. f''rom our Liquor Dt•pt Just think J hulf ~Jllon or I 7~ htl'ri. of Smimuff Vodkla, only. !1.118 plu~ cu. TOP QUALITY MEATS f'or un 11t•m you ran put an your r~frtgcrator now or use lotcr, the m eat dt'pl h111> thi1t to offer. 011car Mayer Canned Ham~ 3 lb. Jubilee Ham 6.98 •• I poor .~ ...... O! IM!lief• fUI I 5 lb. ll•m for only 9.98 ••. Bul the Pride of Poland .•• A 3 lb. lmponed PoU1b Ham, old· world c.recl, Krakua brHd 8.98 •• DELANEY'S Goannet Market Open Dally 1-t • Cloled 88Dday nze Newpod Blvd., Neweon lleada 17J.5520 \ " • ·-~ .. , ".. A~N.W..OIPwOll.._r TMINAK•vU1~dUor ~~ ~~.~ ............... T•h•u•rtd•••Y···Ju•~•'•'···'tTt .................... • .. .,. .. rtNt .. • •• K ....... IM< .. h•''.~ .. •ori .. ~ .. p ...... •.cMtor ...... . Rowland Evan1/Robert Novak Carter Seeks New Eµergy Cza~ Qmtnet n.IOUaU.. with Newport·M•a teachen 1et under. way om IDOllUa. and the l t&rt la hardly en· eour..ma. • rfist-t.Mre wu a p...,.al by the new teachera ' un· •. tbe N•~·M.., Federat.loo of T .. cben, aakma fw a 14 s-re.t pay hike. increued waae at.pl, no layciftl, time off for unklG 1cUvUies a.nd vaaOy e xpanded beneftta. Tben tbe dlatrict came back and said It couldn't offer any money or benefits until UNI Le1islatur~ works out its fundina formula. However. officials aid they want teachers on cam pus at leut seven hours a day. they w1ml to eliminate ad · visory arbitration of 11nevances and they demand more · continuina education. • In addition. trustees told unlon officials their off er is too v1t1ue. Union leaders responded by accusing trustees , of hypocrisy and saying their propos al ls even vaguer Now. c..'Ome on. · We all know that both sides ask more and offe r less than they expect to get , or else whut would they burgain wlth'! _ But there appears to be more to lt 1n this case. On its side, the union wants to demonstrate how much more it can get for teache rs than their previous bargaining agent could. On the other hand, trustees arc looking at a constit· l uency complaining of reduced services because or ' Propos ition 13 cutbacks, such as the cancellation or s um· mer school. and school closures due to declining enroll· ment. Both sides want to look good, but the re's been more than enough grandstanding. The real concern is that when the two sides lock horns at the bargaining table, they may be so caught wp in their.own rhetoric that they can't hear each other. And we all know what impasses in negotia tions can lead to. A costly strike isn't in either side 's best interest. and definitely not in the public's. \\' ASIUNOTON -The fihtte HouH ll Mrioualy contldertna re tired New York bualnes1 tycoon John deRutu as lt• new ener1y moblUaaUon czar even thouch he '" backlnc Republican John R COMaJly to replace J immy Carter u president O•B\lll.tl r•tlred Feb. l as chlef executive officer of AT&T and tht! next day contribute d the max · l mum $1,000 to CoMally's ca mpaign . While Presi· dent Carter's aides are well aware or t.his, It does not make any dif· rercncc. "John dt>Dutt11 is ex trc mely well thought or around here. and we'd like to gel him to work ••her he Is a Conn11lly mun or not." one While tlOUl'C insider told us. Ile ls on u Usl or p()!llfibk llUC' c.-ssors to Ener11y Secretary J a mes Schlesinger, cx.,ectc>d lo leave by autumn.) Uul dcHulhf more likely role would t.K:Cln sooner if the White House hall Its way : "as head or the propoeed Energy Mobilization Board. ecllpslng the lame·duck Schl~s Inger as federal czar In chugc or energy production. •ddtd that he f tit the normal ad verury relat1on1hlp betwee n Powell and the press was de 1eneratln1 tntoall·out war. To the s urprise or tho11 •· pretent, the prcsldt nl d id not 11pr tn1 to the quick derensf' or hl11 lona·Ume •lde. Rather. ht' nott••I that Jody seemed a lltll• ovN' wrou1ht, was amok Int& evc•n mor1· than 1.11ual c1nd wus putllnJ& 1111 Wfllght. Ne verthelct111, nobody flXI"''''" any diminution. of V()w(!ll '11 111J•1I lion. Next to ROll•lynn. Pow•1ll 111 Carter's m~l tru11h'•I Advl 11r1 AHEM~ WOlF( ~~VE RTIS IN(j JODY'S BATl'LE FATIGUE -For the first lime to anyone's knowledge. President Carter · ---------.....--1-eriUeized-press41ecretary-.fod·~--..,.,~..._-_.,r-f.,_~• 11----.------Oo::Llg Powell In the presence or out-u.rvey UU c siders. But that mild cMUclsm. during the Camp David meet- ings, docs not suggest down· grading, much less removal. for Not too lo(lg ago the members or the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce showed up at a Newport. Beach City Council meeting with a survey they w~rnted to share with council members . Chamber members sent out 29,000 s urveys and got back 6,000 replies a 20 pe rcent return. They thought council members ought to know what the results were san ce they indicated opposition to the views or the council majority and did represent a very large citizen response. The s urvey a nd res ults were ridiculed and rejected out of hand as being hopelessly biased and of little conse· qucnce by Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Councilmen Paul Hummel and Ray Williams. <By comparison, those three council members each polled well under 6,000 votes in their last election. I Powell. Powell was brought up during Carter's sessions with non- governmental wise men invited to the mountain. Afte r the senior staff <including Powell ) had left the room , one outs ider co m mented that he thought Powell was shooting from the hip a little too much lately a nd might be suffering from battle fati~ue. He Mailbox Whal IOMfl Whitt• llOUllfl lntldent would Uke 11 tnr l'mwtll lob. re mov•d f ro m lh " pr .... HCr..t1ry'11 1lally Nrln• Un .. and bt' •lv•n • t'O\lf\Hk>r'• roltt Hut .. v .. n thJ• 111 not 1111 .. 1y uni••• 111 lll•tr1lhy l'riw,.llhhn••lf A footnotP lliv"o tnCJff' Uum 1•ow1111·11 ''"'"'N•llr d•'""ft"'" ,., ••'" •t111ht l11u11 1oollrt~ 11,.. hf'l111 ,.,.,,., fur W•11hln•h1nlau•. hl11 """P rP1'4'thm lo Whll"' lh11111• tlontMll!• 11111 11•1 rhl~t Mt11••• lr.11 ,,fl '-l itl 'll tt hW fAftlllll " mt1ntonowh1111 •"""' "'"'' Ill wlll within thP Whit I" ll11111u• ""vflr •I 1•realdtnUal aide• 1rumbled that • C'radc at the hard workla1. lon11 aulfertn1 El1t1nalat w .. un t•1ll«'d tor and unfair. aO~~L\'NN'K DICTION ThC1r11 w•11 •n •udlble l••P al U11 rd11lown. 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M' II , ... ,, .. , 1•ul 111 " '''""l••1f11I I'"' f•11 ,,,.,,,,.,, •11l1alll11l ll•6! ,,,, hrr IH11\llMr1d ul the Kr11lt11~v 1lluur 1 '01r 111111 ,.,,,~,·•c:"'' 11•" 1·1111111111ur111r 11r11I le 11l1vl11111tly '''''' •1f ""' l)H1111 •I• 111 11 11•1'1'111111111 t11:1M·l11 UA9h'l'I u ... nll'I Ut'l1 11·11 111 ,, l\IJ't-.,1111•lcir 11111'" 11 tJ1rhul Ill\ " 11111• II• II•~ ltr1111l1h1·1u1 Jlfllllt • llHI WI II 11•· Ill ,,,,,. ,,..,,,tf, u I 11111<1•11 1'11'11 11111111•111 I• It, flit t'Ul f 111111111.1I 1·1111l 11t1ul11r 11 wit h 111·w111rri••11 111111 ordltuary <'lll:uinx IH•rr•·1! II ill K will 111w11k hl'f'lrt• I h1 · rn ,.,., 1111'. •1f l h1• llCJ!Uhllt:rn •---..,...iil{l 1·11 a llfo -poHJ\ Ueverly-- Wll"hlrf' l fol•·I In Lo!I l\nJ(eles July 22 Zl M1n1mum contribu t1on t11 Hcµuh111·a11 war chesL'i of $10,000 IX ni:cei>sary for mt!m· lwrsh1p In the Eagles . /\ footnote llaig stall reJe<'.I:. any t•arn paagn for a U S. Sen<tlt• sc at from Penn~ylv;m1a but 1:. openly int.ercstcd an a d ark hor:.t· :.hol at lht• prc!>1 d1:n cy. Old fm·ndb, fearin~ that h1!> cffct· lt Vcne!>~ a~ a VOICt> on natwn;il 'll'<'urity questions would be un d1•rcut by ;i humill<t lang prl'). uJcnlliil flop. want Jl<t1~ to get 1m mcdwlc ex pt-rt s peech coachml( Now, the City Council has another survey to consider , the Corona de l Mar Civic Association's questionnaire on changes in building st<tndards for old Corona del Mar. Jn Otis case, 5.440 surveys were sent out and 1, 145, or 21 percent. returned. Rewards of the UnknolVD Offset Risks This survey wasn't cejected as t>;as,ed since it was the work of s upporters of Humme l and Ryckoff. Instead it was e<1gerly e mbraced by the two council members as be ing the voice of the people . But questions asked in the Corona dcl Mar survey were at least as biased as those asked in the cha mber s urvey. And t he results are lesi. clear because the sur- veys were sent to two mailing lists the registered voters <tnd the property owners. This meant that one person could reply more than once. How many of those 21 percent returns came from a person who replied once as a property owner and once as a voter? How many came from one owne r of several pieces of property who re plied for each of his holdings? The merits of the proposed building standard reduc· lions have been given a bad odor by the s urvey and the willingness of some council members to use it to r ailroad legislation. There may be merit in som e reductions in Corona del Mar. That remains to be seen. But what ls painfully clear is the questionable in· te llectual integrity demonstrated by Ryckoff and Hum· mel. If the chamber s urvey could be dismissed as biased and unworthy of consideration, the Corona del Mar sur· vey is plainly no more meaningful as a basis for city policy. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those ol the Daily Pilot. 'Other views expressed on th1a page are those of their authOfs and wt1sts. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) &42·4321. Boy.di Comic Strips ByL.11.BOYD It's biahJy likely that some or the comic strips in this newspaper have been around many years lon1er than any radio or television show. A few strips go all the way back to early in the century. llany date back to the 19208, 'JO& and '40s. To make it inore curious. the strips run d•lly. glvlna them much of a ebance to suffer that thing called overexposure. But ~hey survive. II there 's •Jtbint in communlcaUona Dear Gloomy Gui Prop. 13 la •cUoa: Seven City ol Newport le1eh wortlen dotns Ille Job of one at ttb and W•tBay. ~Pl more durable tban the comic strip, name it. Do believe the worst pun of the year came about when a foul-mouthed clone jumped off the Golden Gale Bridge as passersby paused lo note the obscene clone fall. The averaae owner or a dog spends more money each day on dogfood than the ave raee Jail warden 1eta lo feed a prisoner. Just becaUle It's archaic doesn't mean it's wrong: Th~ plural of cow 11 kine. Q. How tall is a newbom slraffe? A. About H tall 11 the av1ra1eman. Q. Whleh metal conducts electridty but? A. Sliver, It'• saJd. Q. Ho• Ion• dot1 tbe typical• 1a1 .... , • A. llaJbe 10 to 12 months, that's all. Wben a puola u-. ~ 1lek, lt m11 nm 1 fever 11 m111b••_._r~ ~ ................. ,._ ..... - I To the Editor : Wh al coulJ be worse than pay· 1n g the OPEC Nations their blackmail now. even if the pnce was five dollars a gallon ? Just funcy ourselves pulling all our efforts into domestic oil produc· l ion a nd exhausting our own sup plies within a few years and then bein g wholly de p e ndent on OPEC. What kind of mercy do you l~ink they would s how us? Perhaps. then, Uris clamp on the oil companies' "windfall profits" is a ploy . carefully or- chestrated. to help keep our re serves intact until we have draine d away the sea of petroleum the Arabs are sitting on. Let's hope we're that s mart. JN THE MEANTIME, we need a ll the s ubstitutes for petroleum we can develop. Solar power , )'eS, whose benefits are still years away. Gasohol. yes , although the question of whether It lakes more energy to make It t han it de liver s is s till un· decided . And nuclear power . Can we take the chance or denying ourselves its use? The anti· nukes, singula rly deficient in coming up with alternative prac· Ucal solutions, would deny us the use of it. It's up to the silent majority to speak Ila wishe11. Do we push a head with nuclear power? O r d o we resign ourselves to the Inevitable: re- current 11horta1es, e11calat1n1 prices, Jon1 waits In line, fewer vacation trips, rising unemploy. menl, hicher cost.A, not only for electriclly, but for eve rything that take" en e rgy to pro· duce, and that. brother, is "W'll· tltlfto! I( the pioneers had Insisted on full cavalry protection, the West never would have been won. It the aovemment bad inalsled on a national network of road• before Henry F o rd mau· produced hit Ont Model-T, we'd stlll be drlvlnt buckboards. Every ltep Into the unknown hu ill daqen -and lll rewardl. J .V(. RtlO w11.s1e11e .... 1 TotbeMtor: Sickout-What wu the polntT OM county employee'• reply to/our ....at ~rial : baw wortred for the Count)' of Orua• for tM p1at 10 yean. Durtu the pat five years I haM Ud to accept a 1low b..t ·~• nd~U. of my 1tudard of uwa.. Now my rettNment coatrtlMilona art belnS doublild, whll.a ._.,.ti 11"1 bebal lrtatlr rt4 ..... The PNHftl wa•• olfet br dae ooaty~ rtduee m1 rUI ........ O'ttr U., Bllt 1111'1 'r.:TC . \ • p r c s e n t i n f.l a l i o n r a t e ) . Professional and skilled <'are<>r employees are now having to "moonligbt" or leave govern ment servic<'. The recent sickout was not, as you seemed lo suggebt, targeted at Proposition 13. Many govern m e n t employees voled for Proposition 13. hoping that it would result in reduced govern m enl spending by increasing government efficiency. We are still hoping. We expected up to a 3() percent reduction In number of employ~ through elimina- tion of unnecessary ''fat, .. e limin a ti o n of o utdate d me thods, programs. etc. Instead of reduced spending through r e-evaluating and restructuring of government o peratio n s , the s ame o ld bureaucratic operation con- tinues to "r ip off " both the gen e ral public a nd Its own employees . Both employees and the public are being ill 5erved by gov e rnm e nt r espon se t o Proposition 13. The "fat" has continued to inc r ease while e mployees are being cul to the bone. The sickout was not an al· te mpt to increase our standard of living, but rather a d istasteful measure by des perate people trying to "hang on." ERIC GAltMSll/\USEN 1'1 .. •e" /tltttf ••• To the Editor . I was very upset when I read the article about the Civil Ae ronautics Board hearing on more routes to airlines at John Wayne Airport. I wu not awue I was allowed to .io lo these hearings. I'm sure a thousand people would have been there from Newport Beach and paru of Costa Mesa. The com me rel a l Jet nolae plagues our lives every day. Event\lally with so many Jew at the airport It wlll oocome in· tolerable to live In thl1 area. JOYCE BEAUREGARD llee•I•• lll••l•e" To the Editor: Rtferenu tbe headline of Joanne Reynolds; artJclt Utled '1'HHrln1 Turnout Poor.'' It followed lo 11y that fewer than IO Newport Btacb re1ldent1 Lumed out on June 28 for tbt openlna .... ion of th• CAB tn· · 1lron11MDtaJ hearinp on route llcatlobl for John Wayne rt. . would be a tra1lc un· dere1UmaUon by anybody lo In· &llrptlt a mllllmal aUIDdMOI It a .. ..._ Mid at JO a.m. to bl ADJ lDdleatJon of th• dMP in· t9ne& ................ .. bel, by NawPOrt leaoli NII· dents . I believe otht·r a rea p<'o pie :.hare th1!-. interc!>t becau~4· tht·} must abo l'\'l'ntuall> ~h;in· lhc noise. unless the a 1 rpllmt'~ m1i:hl fly unrl <'rt!round 111 lhc1r arc•as. Very unlikely To the CAB. f'UC and any of the faceless agencies who might erroneously conc lude· t hat lhl· absence of large numbers of at tendees might encour age them to proceed with their rape of th<· finest living area in California. I suggest they try us Call an evening meeting and lcl the people know when and where il is. /\ crowd is guaran· teed . If anybody tries lo push thro ugh progr ams lhal don't have the best interest of lhe peo- ple and the JU"ea foremost in mind. we won't stand ror it! C. G. STEGLE Dlsr•rlla•f~d To the Editor The purpos<' of this lette r is lo register my dismay with the ap· pointmenl of Edison Miller us the person to s ucceed Ra lph Diedrich and chide the Pilot for us ing the m isleading "lean Marine" phot.o lo depict Miller. The board has two strong s upervisors. Mr. Riley Cwith whom I frequently disagree>. and Mr. Clark. The choice or Mr. Miller imwres a collective lackluster performance by the bond. R o n Co rdova i s s trong minded, strong willed ... and honf'sl. lie ls inleUigenl . alert. ... and reaponsjve to his · con· s tiluent11. Edison Miiier is a political cipher. Ron Corde>va s houldhavebeen cbosen. Governor Brown's appoint- ment just C'onlirms the growtn1 mutual disenchantment which the county a nd the 1overnor have for each other. If Mr. M lller truly wl1bes to serve Oran1e County, he can dem· on1trate lhJ1 de"lre by decllninl the appointment. WIU..IAM M. MONROE App,__...,...,. To the Dlttor: Ptrhap1 If the c rltlca of Ediaon Miller could experience 5~ yeanln aJun1le prilon camp, and lf tbey IUl'VlYed, they mleht bl moretonalderate. I applaud Gov. Brown for hia appolntlMft\. IOBERTJACKSON 11 .......... , To tbe lditor: Well, Lord ·Of·~h•· llaaor Bron._._ ........... f9Ulatlof OraqaCouat.y to bold their tongue:. and be grateful for tht• larges:. he chose lo send among us. Aflt·r ":.upposedJy" ;1s king for und listening to the <1d· Vt CC Of the good peoplc involved Ill our community. he slapped them and all or ll.'> a i-well. In the fact· und selected the only one who did not huvecommunitywide involve· mcnt or support from lhc res1 dent:. and voters rnour <'Ounty OUR alternative 1s quite clelil' Whale we have no lea to throw into our ha r bor we do have ballots to cas t upon the waters and if we fail to vole out t.hc "hand-maiden" and the "King George.act -alike" at the earliest possible moment then we have truly surrendered our liberty for self indulgence. and we will de· serve the mediocrity and high- handed ignorance placed upon us Only when we fail to re<1ct lo obvious usurpation of our best inte rests will we be in danger of losing the liberties for which so many struggled and died. IRVING X. BURG No 1t'f•' To t he Editor: Orange County has fell the sting of Jerry Brown for being the conservative a nd s taunch Republican area it is. His appoint· me nt of Miller as supervisor has to be his method of punishment. It would be iryresting to know how much Brown owes Fonda and Hayden: perhaps Miller's appointment does not pay up the account. Miller states his opponents are poor l~rs. I beg to differ with him the county is the loser, 1''or what it 111 worth, Miller did not wtn anything, it was given to hlm. J OHN T. ISBERO Net''••"•' To tbe Editor: Well, we now know Brown's trylna to make poUUcal ff°"*" out of his appointment of Miiier at the expenae of Oranae County. I am now. not very ,.onda of either Brown or Mtuer. WILLIAM 0 . LUSlt Is Cancer a Disease? TiMr K•••.., la la tM .................... ••M 'I f•ll•r• te fnlecl ........... ,....~ , ..................... : .... c.Mn11 ..... Ill ,..... .... ...,F Cl .... .. ................... .......... , ........ .... -... lf ..,.... -... ,, ..._ ...... " .... ....... Llllm•11a•••..,....• •••••• of amalt, ••If· deltnetiftlJ .......... eo••IUed :,,~~ .... ~ ..... ... rn..·1 • tMarJ ,... ........ by .... .... meclieal peo- p I e lbat aperm ma1 be earelnocnlc. 70UI' ._...... may DOt OGl1 be 10W' '°"" but your killer. too.) Yet ID the mickt of 10 mucb alcU.., from tlme lo tlme you cu eome acrou tbe proverbial 90-year-o&d 1ent1eman puffin& on one of the cl1arettea from the four packa he smokes every day as be eats nitrite-loaded bacon and reminisces about his career as an asbestol mmer back ·in the llme before tbey wore mub to protect them from that mineral's ca rcinocenlc fibers. IO 9tave lllwee.d a Lerrilylq ........ •• If HbHtH, tobacco. ait.rtt. la t.M beCOll or nuarides ........... DOM ot UMM 8'lb: ...... am re.U, be a caLM in tM ........ tat cravtl,y .. tM e.me 9or the apple falllna dowanrdtromatrM .. . •• .... .., ..... do about ...... ......... tbat tbe lDcl· a.ta fll _.ward flllbla ap. .... an .,.W than IM lnd· d•at1 of earthward fallln1 peadm, n.., all fall, eacb and .....,_. IT AL80 atraioa tbe «MflnlUon of eaaaallty lo aay tbat the ~ u....._ ••aled by a World War II lllUpwol«er t. the cauae ol a cue. dt....-ed M yean later In tm.iCltae and effect aepanaed bJ balt of man'• aJ . )ota.d three aeore and 10 t. a fee· b&e ODe lDdeed. And u wttb the cl1nettea, U'1 not every 1blpworker wbo Inhaled ubeatol that 1et1 the cancer. Only IOCDe. Two medical researchers, Drs. M.L. Kothari and L.A. )\ebta, 1uuest that tobacco and the other chemicalJ Indict.eel as carcinogens might be more ac· c urately called ··can cer · preponera," that is, substances which hast.en the cancer one is going to get anyway 11 one doean 't die from something else first. These and other startling ABSENT anything like a ideas appear in a new book, en· "cure" webave1tampededtolhe titled ••cancer: Myths and other aide ol the deck lookiq to Realities of Cause and Cure." -leap into the lifeboat wttb the <Marion Boyan, Inc., 99 Main word PREVENTION stenciled St., Salem, New Hampshire, on lta prow. Find what "causes" 03079 .... 95.) cancer, tben abun lt like the Tbe authors don't present ~--..,,.t.n:rna-.--1'!1anemtblnidvtce11u--thetr--tdeu -"WtflC"h wm find' been carried to sucb extremes quick diaag:reement among both we've constructed a cancer-environmentalllts and the or· cauainl universe for ourselves thodox rabbis of the American to try to survive in and by doing Cancer Society -as settled Charles McC~ truth. but ., hnotbeMa few both laymen Md.....,,._._... lo dil· CUU. Tbey wtll Ulef IOIDe, bUt otb•n may flDd comfort la Jhe lhou1bl that cancer a. DOt a dia· •H• at all but part of .lbe proe.., ol aim.. a proceu com· mon to aU bwnau, all mammala, or eveoall ven.brat.I . Kolbarl and Mehta see care~ aucb u X-rays not u cam cancer but me~y as •P••dlnf up the unlveraal, bloloatca procea of sene.eence. THEN WHY do children eet cancer? If the two r~arcbers are richt. a few children 1et cancer because tbe 1enetically pro1rammed a1in1 proceu dif- fen from ~non to penon. A few people • bk>loelcal clocks stop before moat o&her people'a. A few cblldreo coatract cancer and· die juat fl a few people live to be cent.eoariana. Cancer lao't a diseue but a part of life. "a herd feature" as Kothari and Mehta put it, a biological process wbf cb cannot be anticlpated in any given in· dlviduaJ but the incidence of whlch can be precisely predicted for the entire human herd. So about 20 per cent or humanity gets cancer regardless or en- vironment or health regimens. Members of various races are more likely to get one form of cancer and less likely to get another. For instance, Hindu women are prone to uterine cancer while Parsi women in the same environment have a high incidence of breast cancer bot little of the uterus. Cigarette smoking is still bad for one's heaJ(h, but If cancer ls-rrr il ~SellS"eall re isn't preventable, the knowledge may make it easier for us to have the good life until death, which is all we can hope for. 'lhe Acceptance of Perjury Lee Marvin is among the bhm· test of plain blunt men as I dis· covered one night at Lefty -O 'Doal'a bar. Over hi• acnwdrtven and my scotch, re- putaticm were fraemented, the 1reat were calumniated, and acareely a tood word wu said ot anyone. It was rreattun. Jtm1111 Breslin apparenUy bad a 1lmllar session with Marvin in bis New York hotel recent- ly. Marvin, who i• DOW better known for bla In· volvement In a famou s lawsuit than as an excel· lent actor , had 'a b it of a hanper. He was beinl blunt to Breslin about the trial: •'The only thing that I really got out or it was that I learned bow to lie. . . That's true Ilea med bow to lie. You bad to. Everybody lied. WitneA&e1, lawyers. I never knew that's how they do it." Breslin asked , ••Didn't anybody tell the truth durin1 the trial?" "Of course not," replied Marvin. THAT LYING IS endemic in our courtrooms is not unknown to anybody who bu bad coat.act with our c riminal justice system. Ir you are a defendant you have to lie your way out of the cbarse. If you are a pros· ecutor you have to lie to get the defendant into Jail, or plea bargain outrageously, which ia another form of lying. The devil can cite scripture lo his purpose, and the 1ood m~~bu tbia •lolan lm· printed in--iiIS mm -rroiD the days be went to law 1cbool. The idea tbat truth is the best de· tense ia a• archaic aa the whalebone corset. The best way to get equal justice under law. it is widely believed, ii to perjure yourself shamelessly. Too many of us have known persons who stuck scrupulously to the truth and landed in the slammer for their trQuble. A little judicious per- jury could have saved them. THE LOS ANGELES Dlltrict Attorney's Office, in the period from Jan. 1, 1975 to early this year screened 414 persons for perjury. 1be record, I am sure, cou_Jd be duplicated in any big city in tbe country. The screen· Ines are, or course, but the tip of the iceberg. The perjury bas to be decldedJy fiagrant to at- tract the especial attention of the DA 's office. Superior Court Judge Armand Arabian of Los Angeles recently commented on this business of Cabe justice obtained by false tealimooy. ··1n criminal cues," he said, ••there ls a sporting theory of justice that, in a base way, says that the machinery of the state Is a~ainst the defen-dant, so the least he can do is bring in a few friends lo provide a n alibi or other helpful testimony. "The concoction of a sllitable story is a small price lo pay for their lrlend's freedom. And why not? The oddi of being prosecut- ed and convicted of perjury are infinit.ealmaJ." " Aa Judie Arabian point.I out, • it la harder to convict a perjurer tban a murderer. In perjury cues two witnesses, or one wil· ne11 plus corroboration, are re- quired to establish guilt. This is an exception lo the general rule of law that the direct evidence of one credible witness is enough for the proof of any fact. THE TRUTH about lying, if one may put it that way, was st ated centuries ago by Mon- taigne. "ln plain truth, lying is an accursed vice. We are not men , nor have other tie upon one another, but by our word." The prevalence of lying, the persistence or perjury, are daily increasing the rot that is destroying our criminal justice syste m. That anything much can be done about this condition is dou btru I. P eople go into courtrooms to win their cases, not medals for integrity. This especially applies to criminal lawyers, who not only Justify but frequently instigate perjury. It's all become part or a sinister game, and It's too s ad. "·~ lhundey. July 19, 1979 DAILY PILOT A 7 Orange· County's Most &Citing S~dalty .Center UPCOMING EVENT PRO-AM ROLLER SKATING AND SKATEBOARD DEMONSTAATION- 'f)iamond Jtead Galler~ Lorge Selec11on Qf Chinese Gi fts Fine Art -:>nd Jewelry (Mefcenttle Bldg. •th Level) 557-3031 The Village is pleased to announce the opening of Featuring Custom Engraving Domestic & Imported Crystal and Stemware Bldg.C-43 540-4991 We specialize in Plant Gift Arrangements C•ll Ua _.751-3376 WE DEl.IVEA etdg. C-31 JULY 28, 1979 11 a.m. -2 p.m. -~~ £r:::1 Artesanict , ~LI\ Ainconada .. . ,\ ...For COLLECTORS ,. . i#J~t., ~) Ceramic Anlmala :J ~-' ~~>'I Each subject careful-{.\ ' A rififJ3..~~ ly handcarved from ..;{~' fine grain ceramic ma t er ial by twi n brothers in Uruguay. 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("*c•ntlte ..... -L.9¥ell 557-40l2 • SPOrt Coats •Shirts •Ties •Alterations ..... c..a 541-3108 Open w11lcdays: 10AM-9PM 8aturdayl: 10 AM -6 PM 8undayl: 11 AM -5 PM located at Sunf lowec and Bear Streets In Santa Ana ,, Oppoelte South Coast Piaz. Malt ·-. ALASKA 'J!aldez, Alaska: A Sudden BonanZo Oil 2ipeline Brought Great Wealth t VALDa.Alii*atAPa -~ ... =,......,,. ........ dMlr -I ••«n .... llttfe lowa of Vat•H ire• wealtbJ almoet ovmallk ...._ ~· trau·Aluk• oU ,........ ... ~. Ae"* lM uun wat.n ot i baf ...... nlleeU tM IMW mantaMaiz"•-lMll .. tbe ... ol "·' ......... -mU. Ntlat...,,.... wtllktl 1\1 mHU• barrel• of ou • ••1 mo"' ...ala tn.. Pru6oe Bay, oat ... llel.e'a North Slope. A OUt ice-r... pert. the erude la ~ Into tankers for tb• rlde to .oulhem retlneria HAVING Tll:S PIPICUNS h• been akin to pavlq ~ ttreet.s with aold. The 4 pereeel ui. tu has been eliminated . .Property taxes are on1f S.t mills. TbtA'a no ~rsonal property tax, and lhe skyline la alive with construction paid for by oil doUan -a bllllon·dollar petrochemical plant and the buildinas of a 148 million port. ''It 't a windfall; no doubt about it." says Bill Hoffman, mana1er £DITOR'S NCJTE -The CroM· Amica piiwline ho.a protnckd ~ hOtlOl ~llu for IM lower 48 1totea and o M1'I h/e #or com· m1uutfe1 ha Al41ko. Auocioted Pre11 torltn• ezamtu tDhat the aof.m~ ltttl ribbon hal mHnt /or two communitie1· Voldn o"d Fa.arbaMa of the town's largest motel. "But it 'a all a matter of bow you manage the wealth, and we're investing it wisely '' ---- TREaE ARE RUMBLINGS, though. that the city's wealth is not sifting down to its 4,500 resi- dents "The city can surely pay its bills The town's rich, but the people aren·t," says councilman Rob~rt Kellar Slim Blood agrees. "A quick tour around the community will show you that there are no real dollars her e. You don't find homes with beautiful g rounds. the kind or things that reflect re- al prosperity," be said. "The in- dividual is not part or this wealth." Valdez had its beginnings as a tent and cabin jumplng-ofr point for thousands of prospectors stampeding north to the copper of the Wrangell Mountains and to the gold of the Klondike. EFFORTS TO ESTAllLJ8R a s table economic base were thwarted by man and nature. In 1907, Valdez and Cordova, SO miles to the southeast. vied for the attentions or two compel· mg railroad builders. who were looking for a terminus for a railroad to the copper mines Valdez losL A 364-mile wagon trail to Fairbanks .f<epl the town alive, and it evolved into a major port for s upplies shipped into the in· terlor ln 1964, nature stepf)ed in. The great Alaska earthquake hit on Good Friday. Sea waves and blazing oil from ruptured bayside tanks wiped out the docks and a good chunk ol the town "I NEVER SAW s uch deslitu· lion." &eys Blood, who lo8t a longsho r e c r ew unloadinl( lumber from the freighter Chena when 11ant waves toued tho 1hip around like a cork. "Tius state payroll Is the only th1nlC that kept the village alive." With the help of government dollars, a t.ownaite was carved out four miles away on more sta- ble around. but Valdez never re· gained its status as the port for the interior. It wasn't until con· wtruction of the oil pipeline began tbat tbt town started to boom aaaln. .. The plpellne was '10, no-10, go• beeaUle of eovlroomental aulta and when It llaally went, within a month the populaUOn ol 900 aweUed tremendoualy, •• 1ay1 Clty Mauger Mark Lewis. "We w .... ll4IDle ... ,.. ........ tM .._.... ol· &he ~n• mo am.c-.·· T•S CONITRU<"TION era broMIM loal1ftl prlrH and a -.t. abortap And the lnllux .. ft towWolk 1Nmblln1 about MW"'9Wl'I wMle altitude watt . •• OM ....... pul It "I can't wait to malle my taoo.ooo and set t.M bell wt of lhll r•thokl · · llaay made that kind of money 9ulclrl1. It happe ned elaewlM'l"tl in Alaska, too. bl.lt bttauae Valdea waa lhe It«! of the Al,yt"da l'lPt"llne rv1ce Co. marine terminal, Ill\ legacy had lUlt bq\m. The city, backed by lntemMI Revenue &orvk.-11ppruval, sold U .36S bllHon In tu-exempl municipal revenue bond• to help the pipeline consortium fimmce the terminal. IN RETURN, VALDEZ re ceived 1 per cent, o r S13.6S million. Voters decreed that the windfa ll should be pl11ced tn a permanent investing fund. with only the proceeds ell1lble for ex- penditure. Because of the terminal. lnaly approved the aale of .. mTIUoa ln 1•neral obllcaUoa bonds ror tbt new harbor. Qty ortit'lala hope it wUl acaln make Valdes the major Ha link to the Interior 11 Vald9a fiellbent ror Ill the lndu11\ry It can aet ! "We unfairly have 4.rl lma1e of belna. an ind.uatrial·minded town," anttwel"'I Lewis. ·•we·~ aC'c""'1 ol not Uklnl iDto ..roD· sideraUoo \he environment. Yet we're the only city in the state funding a fishe~ enhanc~ment proaram . . We 're the onl)' city with u low ·sulphur tuel or· dtnunce " SUE I.ANG. WHO moved t.o Valdez from Mass8cbusetts with her · husband and son tn 1974, s ays the city has "a great school system and summer parks and rerreation programs . "The nice thjng about Valdez Is we'll grow, but we'll never get so big," MNI. Lani{ 1rnid. ··wu can't grow up tht• mountuln~. In to the boy c>r on tht• niudrlut.11 , after ull " * * * VALDU 18 RICH IN OIL, aUT NOT AU. RI..,._ rtt IH#..M 1Ht .-w Wt.Al r H AcroH the Bay Llee the Ind of IOO· ....... f 7 7 11)~1 '' .,.-, N•w .. ~-.- Valdez' property tux col~clions soared from .$160,960 in l974 to $7.5 .• rnlllion last year. Assessed valuation climbed from $91.4 million in 197 to $1.63 billion last year. Oil Boom Eludes FJtirhanks While other communiUes of 4.500 might consider themselves in big business when spending tops $1 milllon. Valdez' debt service alone was nearly $1.6 million last year. FAlllRANKS. Alaska CAP) fo'airbW\k 's history Is a history-of boom and bu~l Completion or the lram1 Alaska oil pipelint: didn't qujtc rnukc the town go bust. but il cmphallcully ended a boom. Is the city rich• Sta te figures for this city of -UWEU.,-ff-AJNt'f--poor;!..1..says---36.000..~'>bo.w .JAn-Unemploy,men~ Chief Deputy Clerk Shirley Soll rate of 14.6 percent. Most of the with a shrug. jobless worked on pipeline con- She moved here In 1951 and st ruction, which ended in l977. has left Alaska only once since -a 1952 visit to Hawaii. BEFORE PIPELINE con- s truction began in earnest in 1974, the jobless rjlle was about 10 percent. Al the height of con- struction. in 1975, it was only 5.6 I h<· cost bulloon11 by $:1 3 million for t•ach duy of delay. The even tuul cost of the entire hne could be• $15 ballmn, about double the COl)t of the SCIO-mile 011 lane. Some c1v1c lcader11 sec no prob- 1 c m with the eco nomi c downturn. ROBERT RICHARDS, chief economist for Alaska Pacific Bank. insists that Fairbanks is not i n the throes of a post· pipeline bust. He says that wtule the conslrucliOJl industry has the b lues, fi s h1nj!: limbe r and touris m remain strong. ''Th•·r•· 111 :.11 unn .. , ••• _,.., 'I· pt•11111ml11m runntnK throut(h Uw Ala11ka hw11ne111s cumrnuntty, he 11ald. "Th~ tiltttJ· 111 f'xpt:rlf!f)I mg JWSl the low 1ude of a bta1 ness cycle. It IR not a poat pipeline bust as expected " However . the Fairbanks North Star-.Borough.Asscmblat-hlc.h... encompasses the city and it.s cn- vl rons -hedged its beL'> by ap · proving a fiscal 1980 budget that reflects the tough lame~ THE 1%6.3 MU..LION budget IS down $1.4 million from the fiscal 1979 figure. The property tax ll1lll t 41,-It •fl:>l1 t}•/Wll ~1Jt111l)' 41 ., 11'1 fl ttJCJ.11'~f'I W•llb"' (1t>V J.sy ff,1111lt1•1'1tJ h:1::. f>f'J f1t~',,.tJ Wlntli'r t ltJ~Ur .. t1f lh•· North fflt.111"· h''"' rood t~n•u"I'· 1 ~1~ l ;~"laturi-lff1prt;pr11Jl••tJ fun'1'> for only '>IX rn11nthh ,.,, ...tn4~ Tht• JW.m1h· rn;,d from th'· Yukon H1ver north to PrudhCM: HCl y W(J!. built Pxclu'>ively to ~erve construction of the 011 p1pe hn ·. and only truc:ks ser ving Prudhoe Hay and pipeline 'See FAIRBANKS, Page Al2) • ·1 had a lot of friends who left because of the pipeline. It was destroying their way of life. But many of them came back." Whal they come back lo is a town with new schools. an Olym- pic-s ized swimming pool, four tennis courts, a ski lift, parks, a new dock for fishermen, a small boat harbor and a library and museum complete with an Ox - ford Polytechruc curator. percent. Layoffs began in 1976, ,----------------------------------------- and the une mployment rate I peaked last year at 18.8 percent. •'TJIE RICHNESS OF life was here before the pipeline," notes LeRoy Church, who says be cherishes the outdoor setting of a small town. "The new physical richness just helps people enjoy it more. "A lot of people come here and don't see the improvements. They say, 'You're s upposed to be the richest city on the West Coast.' But we're such a new town. We've got stuff it's taken 100 years for other cities to achieve. "Uncle Alyeska is going to take care of a lol or things, the re 's no doubt about that. But we gave them a lot to come in." The town is about to give a lot lo another industry. Alaska Petrochemical Co. has decided to build a plant here "WE LITERALLY PULLED the cat out ol the bag on that one." says Lewis, referring lo Valdez winning the bid over the town of Kenai. He s ays Alpetco will add about 800 jobs to the town's economy. This spring, voters overwhelm Kid Ba8eball Clinic Slated The city of Irvine will sponsor a P·Nut Clinic giving youngsters 6 through 8 fundamental Instruc- tion In baseball. Practices be11n on July 23 and will be held Mondays and Wedneadays from 10:30tono0nat Harvard Community Athletic Park. The cost of the cUnlc 111 $8.:iO. Interested kids may register 1tt Irvine Civic Center, 17200 Jam- boree Blvd. Figures for gross reta il sales and other economic indicators show the sam·e curve. . BanlC deposits in December I 1978 were off 17 percent from the year before. to a total of $234.9 million. Loans were up 1 per- cent. ) The value of building permit:o; issued in 1978 fe ll 40 percent ., __ .. from 1!117, to $88 million. Hous 11 ing starts decreased 49 percent. NUMEROUS BUSINESSES quietly folded the past two years . Other ~hops s ay that despite losing money. they are hanging o n for the s tart of another pipeline -the proposed 4,800·mile Ala s k a Highway natural gas pipeline, or some othe r economic boost. The borough plapning depart- ment says Fairbanks-area population dropped 13 percent between 1977 and 1978, to about 60,850 S ummer construction work I eased the load for some of the Jobless, while others took on jobs 1 alien to their s kills to tide them I over. The prosperity which workers and city and business Icade~ • glimpse in the near future ; hinges on construction of the natural gas pipeline. which will • s nake its way through Alaska and Canadn lo markcl11 in lht· lower 48 stalci.. NORTHW•:HT Al,AHKAN Pipeline Co., whlc'h will bulhl the Ala11kR IHlrtlun or ttm 1111••, t1oy11 the pro)t•c·l c·oulcl c·r c1uln UM mnny UH 20,000 JOhll Ill Alu11k11. 1111d vumv $1100 1111111011 Into AlaHk1t'11 lrtullllll y Ill 1 oy1dtl1•1t und t111U111 cl11rlr11t llu• lllu 111 thu llnu. Th~ llnn, hnwnv"r, h1111 11«11111 do•ui•·tl h v ,..,atul11·t ol'v 1111'1 fltu1nrl116' 1iro1Jlt111111 'l'ha Ir.hint t111Uro11lo lit th•I freiHml1111ry work wi II not 11111 r until tltu. und lhut <'ot11" r'uc•tlon will tu1l bcteln until • )'1111r IMhH Northwt~111 AIHk•n n11tlm•tc·• .. " fROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR .. ·-· , l • A NTY OAIL v PILOT A. IJellllllellPaeJeet v tJCI Board to Vote ' A ......._ ol lite UC llMrd ol ••1••t1 ••• to wot• today oa wW.W • .._. phnzt.1 ...... for .............. -=-... ......... • ..... .. MeOm· .... ,....•ucam. ..... c.. ............... ... 1'8 • '' ut .. • r-.a111 •-.• '° ...... -............... ,r·=-•tliill9 for U. '91141eall apart· ..... ..::. haU Board of ..... ti CICMIN &Mmauerrriday CAW plasFTn 1tope tM • •· Ila ... ..nteill ud 1reduate IW· BUl8 Sought For Travel Expemes Oraqe County supervisors have de· cld~d to try and save money by seekinl bids from travel agents on some $170,000 worth of county travel expenses each year. At the suggestion of Supervisor · R a lph Clark, county d epa rtment heads were asked to compile their travel requiremepts for the year and develop a bidding package that could be offered interested tra vel agencies c LAaK, IN A REPORT t o supervisors. said the county's in· formal policy for many years has permitted individual employees to make their own airline and hotel ar· rangements when they travel on county business. 1----DY-~IM(]ITTJ-and-for convenience. Clark said. 92 percent of the business ha s gone through one agency, World Travel in Santa Ana DURING THE PAST year , he said, county employees had 697 transac- tions al World Travel, involving roug hly 800 a irline tickets and $111 .000 worth or business. Another $10,000 worth of business was placed directly with airlines by county employees. Clark continued. and another $50.000 was spent on overnight lodging outside Orange Count) "AS THE FATE of the count) budget becomes more closely con- nected with decision·making in Sacramento and Washington, D.C .. this travel volume should continue to mcrease " the Anaheim superviso- saad As a result. he said, the count) should seek bids on a consolidated travel package to see if money could ·be saved Attendanct> Boosted At County Fair Warm but breezy weather was c redited with boosting attendance the opemng weekend of the Orange Coun- ty Fair last Friday through Sunday. fair officials said They said tt)at . as of Sunday even ing. attendance had reached 94,695, s urpassing by 17,048 the figure for the first weekend of last year's fa ir. Fair General Manage r Ken Fulk also credited the gas eris~ with en· couraging motorists to stay close to home He said there were no individual outstanding draws the first three days but that all events were well at tended The fair continues through Sunday -wrtllHYOUI t•5HIOIHOOD" SADDI ••CK COUKI MOITH CAMPUS Swft9t , ............ L.9ple .... _.S •• •mc•Y..., Orange County·s newest college experience has all you need this Fall for an Associate ol Arts Degree • 'Afltl,T~=-FALL • n.All TOUI ..!U ......... ....usf C411 llt.fMI. nt. JI 6 wJlttww ....... s .... •+CllCOUMI "°"'" c:AWUS .... .,..c... ............. ·ou1t1ty Education m • small liberal artt COiiege etmoephef9" .... -I dnt.t °" 1 alt. eut of the tx.laUn1 Veruo Place apart.mnu could be como&eled ud reedy for occupancy by Apni ma. CoaltrucUon I.I ten· taUveb adMduW to berln ln Sep· tember.-. A ~ to U. flnanee comm1U~11 1ald lludld demand for on·campus hoa1i111 at lnU. "conUnues to ex· eeed the bDultna 1uppty. 1'b1I de· mand ta tncreulnt more rapidly than previoualy antlclpated." VCI Pa&81N1'LY ha s enouch units to accomdate 1,550 under- sraduate 1tudenta and 1,026 married and ar.ctuate 1\udent.s. The report says · housln1 capacity for under· graduales will be increased by almost a thousand with completion of an already approved recreational vehicle park and residential apart· meats in Ul80. The 300 new units the university wants the regents to approve would consul or two-bedroom units. each with a stove, refrigerator , draperies and carpets. A UC spokesman said a pproval or financing for the project through re· ve nue bonds would· be considered when the campus seeks design ap- proval County Vehicle • Portable AM/FM Stereo Cassette Recorder/Player SCA-18 by AHll1ttce Depend on CB When You Need Gas! 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HE SAID THAT 12,000 tons of emissions are dumped into the south coast basin each day and that the re- cent trend towards lower ozone levels has been reversed. Anthony s aid weather may be a factor for the increased pollution but that illegal use of leaded gasoline in cars equipped for unleaded fuel is the principal source ••WE MUST CONVERT county vehicles as soon as possible," An- thony told fellow supervisors. Anthony asked for a study to de- termine if alternative fuels can be used He indicated he would propose legislation from gas t ax revenues for conversions if that s hould prove feasiblP FJShermen Net Huge Sea Turtle L(SBON, Portugal <AP) -Two fishermen netted a 1,650-pound sea tur tle orr the coast or northern Portugal, a news paper reported. The giant creature was brought to port after being caught off the coast near the town of Apulia, 220 miles north or Lisbon. 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Ar'091 .wlar, .._ ,_... •. •la-4 naeUoa lro• &.Cal -;:: 2 ........ -.. MMriaa u..·• CIMtUl'J......._.. ....... J• b I ud '9 tbil ........ C81T7 tile Imai• ef an American WOIDM. AUDT NOallAN. officer ln dlar,. of lbe old mlnt ln San l'ranellco. •xptalntd bla olftce ha1 rweiwd muy talll CGe· eemina the new coin. ·'The main objecUoa la th• .Ue.'' he1a.id. The copper and nickel cola ll 1maller Oiu a ball dollar aod 1M.btb 1.,.., tllu a quuwr. f he 1ll1bt 1&ae difference bttwem tM MW doUar l8d the quarter ii eaualq 10me con- f•ion·~ the area. .IOBEE OtlON OF Cbrla Faablona ln Colla Mesa 11id lbe haa received two of the new liars and almost 1ave tbem as quarten. ecause of that type of con· f•ion, many merchants accept the coin but wlll not tlrculate It. Carolyn Carr, manager of A la c,rd ln Costa lleaa, said "lhe cqin is a pain in the neck." When sbe and her employeea receive the coln, they put It aside unUl it can be deposited ln the bank. A C"8111Ea AT Lane Bryant in Costa Mesa explained that she had not received any of the calns. but sees that there will be a problem H far as accom- modatlq them In the caab re- gi1ter. A number or local merchants are putting the new dolJars In the slots designated for the Ken· nedy half dollars and the Ei1~nhower silver dollars. Mike Eberheadl, manager of Shakeys Pizza Parlor in lrvine, said he can't understand what (jll the <.'Ol\fWJion ls about. He bas ~·-'"'"' -~~ TOO SMALL FOR BUCK? New AnthOny Coln r elocated bis chan1e slots so that the quarters and the new dollars are on oppo81te s ides or the repater to alleviate any con· fusion. "I LIKE THEM," he ex· plained. ''They make the cash flow easier and they don't t.ear." Leonard Plpltone of Toy Center in Newport Beach said he thinks it is going lQ work. "It is something new and people are reluctant to change." "ll would have helped matters jf It was larger or if the coin was trul y ll·S ld Cd inst e a d o f ~ircular," he added roa,.. auND uc1 tlderty. u.. ... cm Ml ea .... 101M taelUl6aD and WOIT)'. "Tta•re l1 no way a bllncl pertOD will ever be ablt to WU UM clU'fef•M ...... tM MW dollar Md &M qwuur:· MAd Bertha WtlMtock, • lr.W. 1tu- deDl at &be Btaillt lnaUtutt ol America. ··1 Md ~ m m1 eoln purM ud didD't .... UoW It, ......... plained. "U.-., there are tome modlllcaUooa ln lbe coln t.bll la 1olnl to be a conatant problem." Plpltooe Wd tbe back ot the new com ,, tlmllar to the ·back of a qu11rter. '1l'VE llEA&D THAT old.peo- ple have ,Sven them awa~. u quart.en becauae they couldn't aee tbe dilference. "It la the Treasury Depart· meat's hope that t.be new dollar wm replace the dollar bill and tave milliona of doUan by cut· tlnc prlnttne expenses," Norman explained. It C09tl three cents to produce the coin va. two cents to make the dollar bill: the new coin wlll laat 15 years or more and the Ufeapan of the aver.ac dollar ls 18 montha. The Tre11ury Department. which releued about 500 million colna J.,iy 2, planJ to continue to 'Produce 80 millio n coin s monthly. Medical R~~rds Can't Be Copied SACRAMENTO <AP> Legislation to give patients the right to see and make copies or their medical records has been defeated by a state Senate com· mittee The vote was 3·4 on AB157 by Assemblyman Howard Berman. 0 -Los Angeles. It takes five favorable votes to get a bill out or the Senate Judiciary Commit· tee Utilities 'Wrong' On Loans SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The CaUfomta Supreme Court hH held that the stat e Publlt- Utlllltet Commlaalon wronaly ordered four uUllty compan)11 to offer I percent loana' to tlaanc• homo lnaulaUon pro· Jecll. .,_ lot«PreUnt the provlatona of the Home Ins ulation A11 1l1tante and P'tnanc.-At'\, thn court ruled Wednetaday that thft PUC hM no authority lo order Pacific Ou.• Electric.'. Southern Ca lifornia (hJC <.;omp•nYJ Southern CaWomla t :dlton an San Ole.io 0 1t11 ., l':leC'trlt ' to ·adopt the flnanrln• pro1r•m THE covaT'8 •· • dcicl11on authored by Ju1Hlt c Wlltiv Manu•l held that the act In· tended to "p<irmlt nther lh11n requl,.. .. utility comp•nl• to partlclpat.e ln cm1.•ln a>l.n•. Under thu uc:t . c·om1u•nlti11 could be perrnltlod to c·h1tr1&e 1.111 to 10 pert t•nt lntcm 11l on the loan• ln1te11d of th~ It pttrctint mandated by tht· rue: The compunlu11 would 111110 tw tree to dem1a11d a>iaybuck on th• loana within 36 mo11th11 ln11t•·11d Of 80 month11, Ult ord..r{•d by the· commlllllon THREE VTILITlf:S Sun Diego Oas, Southern Callfom lu Gas and Southwest Gu -ap· pealed the PUC order. A spokesman ror PG&E lo San Franclaco said that before the com mw ion ordered the lower interest rates ln March 1978, the uUUty uked to set a 12 percent interest rate. However, PG&E had been issuing loans at 8 per· cent since February 1977. s pokesman Dennis Poole r added. Pool~ said the utility would have to review the ruling before it decides if it will raise its rates to .homeowners on the insulation loans . NOTtC& CW 94H.tl t•AWIP•• ltOTICS CW eut.lt t•ANSPl It LOCAL I CALIFORNIA I 1 ,, ,'/ Seelctn,, ~'#••l•1rt lte;p JMUlcb M6'tl.O•, I> 'f';;x u 1:1, hu t. t1rnwn unruvorohlc f'IHOm~n• t1y UIJIH:UrlllK ul, I.ht! llhUtlC o f Hcpr@tsuntullvf't; wlt llout Jttt·kt:l ur1d t it• tfnu1>tt ~h>uuker•Thom us P. "1'1p" O' Nu1U tuo> nt1I rci,1,1111rft-f1 Lo M i.llox' plc:u thltl reprel\c·n tutlvt--tS tH! &llowc<S l11 Wt'ltl "lm11t•ful und rc11trulnod tltuTI 111t'r Hhll1:s" tt1mu«h LtllH11 l>u v Jarvis Hopes to Cut State Income Tax LOS ANGELES (Al' 1 -Howard Jarvi"· 11 co·uuthor of Pro~Uon 13, has launched another lax-slashing Initiative cam- paign to reduce the st(jt(' income tu and eUmlnate the bualnru111 1n· ventory taX. In froot of their homc>. Jarvis and his wife. Estelle. signed the first petitions Wcdnesduy to put the meai.ure on the June 1980 ballot. The measure, J ar vis said . wou ld "reduce the state Income tax by 50 percent and repeal the business inventory tax " Noting that Propos1t1on 13 lri~t(ered "a tremendous increase in the economy of California ." Jarvis predicted the latest initiative woilld "have the same kind of effect " Jarvis said 350 ,000 to 500,000 Jobs had been created in Califonua since the passai.?f,>' of Propos1t1on 13. which limited pro- perty taxe!'i to I pcrt"ent or assessed valuation. To the residents of Laguna Hills and surrounding co~m~nltles ... CtecL '"' ..... IJ.C.C.I ClecUtet-4tlJ U C.C.I NOTICE ~"E•leY~~~~ Nollte It heretr e•~n to the~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The~ Cllb al Soulhem Cali· tomia is pleated to announce the reloca· hon ol itS Laguna Hills office. etfect1ve Joly 23, 1979 Because ol the rapid growth In the La· guna Hit1s area. the Club hu created a new 8'ld a.get olfioe at 25181 Paseo De Alea. In Ahcaa Office Pal1t near the Inter· section ol Alicia PaOtway and the 1·5 Freeway The new Laguna Hills district office Wiii enable us to offer n iembers more etfi· clenC, personalzed eeNice than ever be· lore.. help with lndftc dtdons. vehicle licensing, insurwa dalme. maps, tour books. aocommodllionl reeervabonS, recreation lflbmalion. ~planning and wor1d tnMll .W.. For qualltled man- ... we allo on.-*>. boat and reaea· tlon vehicle lneuranoe programs for you and 'f04ll family, plua a great deal more • Additionally, the AAJIO Out> office at 32355 Cout Highway In Soulh Laguna will remain open to MMt members who find the beach location oonvenient for theirneeda We're proud to be a pert of the Laguna Hills oommunlty and we look forward to continuing the tradition of seMce which you've come to '81CP8d from 'f04ll Auto Cllb. Stop In IOOfl and let us wetcome ~~ Mlehaef o·seeen. Manager Laguna Hills Ollltrict Office a Automablle Cluti . W af Slldbenl C1llfotnla --~111DIMlli' .... l•CA.47MJ•t-MOO ..... Qs =-•C7.Mat1t-?m • c m1toruf$0UNOltOUND5TEltlEO CrtGll°" of PACIFIC !.lAVl(l ~. & J V 0 F NI ISSI 0 N V I E J 0 . Treft•letw, ..._. ~\ -•>' t\ ,,_.....,, ...... '*""'"' ...... I• t2t0 Horbor 81WCI •• 8l. Cotto Me••. t11tt Merg9WI .. Plr.wy, MIMloft Vleje. c-tr of Orenoe, SCMe ol C•llfornl•. c-tr o1 °'°""'· St• ., c.tKerftl•, !Ml • ......, ,,.,., .. , '' •bout to 11e IMI O 1111111 "~It ........ 1111 mode t o PENNY C.UM 81 NEA "'ode lo JANET LEE N&TT, Tr-...... -ll<KI~\~"" TreMI-• ..._ llut!Mt,...,.M I• HtO H.,._ IMWCI . •83, Co\le llMw . 2tl9f ~I .. ,.....,., MIMloft Vie• c-ty .. Or.,._, Sl•le ol Celtlotn1•. I•. Cou111, o• O••ne•. Slel• of TM ~, 10 be '"'"''•'"" t\ c.e1tor111e. IOC•I"" •t 7100 H•rbo• 81•11 • • Bl. Tiie ill"Ofl9f1Y to be tr•n•l•rH " Cot•• Met.t, Counlr o• Orenqe. S•••• 01 l«_.941 .. _,, Mor.,.11tlle Pttwy . c.lllort\lo. MIMIOft Viejo. Counlr ol OrOll9t. 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Minion Viejo, Coliftlf of So for .. .._to IN Tr-ferM, 0r01119, IUte of CollfoflliO ell IMl~lllft• ,_ ... -Ue\ II .. tor " .._ lo Ille ,,.,., .. ,..., 4W ''°"'"'-lor IN tflrM '"'°" l•ll _....._______ ............. ._ ............ . .., ,, ....... .., ........ ...... -1 ....... -.-........ _. nn l>otMI )Wty tt, "" o.-M. KM*, ~,.._. Ol'lltl9 Gletl oouy "''°'· "' I T•-July"·''" . ··------.. ~ ...... OrMll t...e Delly Piiot ·HUNTINGTON '""' "·"" f1»·1'-·-------·---tl PV9UC NOTICE ft18UC NOTICS ,.... .... Cl9ll °"" .,.., ... ,. ............... - I BEACH Surplus Store Easy to reach location 9045 Adams Ave. Huntington Beach WHAT IS A SURPLUS STORE? 1 NATION Te_. Times for .toltes ,___,,_.....;;;,--Carter~ (Juadonsr'• Quip 8JnANKate .... WA.BNQTOllf (AP) -Wllla t.Ma11 11U a "erilU ol eoa· •••ct" • Wl'J about. Pl'wl· ... c.w-...... t ..... Didi u. ........ . OM Wt lilllD la tM face tbe otber daJ, .......... ud. from all outwar41 ••ldeaee, the .. na.-•tzdd ........ t .. 't tlDd ~to laulb abou&. Tb• teecber. auddftly remem-btriDC tbt p~ident bad come down from Camp Davl41 atop llarylud'• CatocUD Mouataina. tbrew both band.I ael"OU bla face lD emberruament. Hutily, be dt1clalmed any lntent to make a ' topical reference. - Ca.Ur saw the humor in the altuaUon and laqbed heartily . - ' TllS OCCAlllON WU a qu.· .-1ndwwer1tMlolaM.Uy at .... -••doa "' Delrolt. A. ........ ol the Comm..Uca· UoM w.ten ol America won· dered U 'CartH~ad do e •ftlaa.. about IUa ca ' m•t that there we ad· mlrala in the Pe aeon than alaoent ablpa. more Air Force eolo•eb tbaa warplanes. "f wUJ have to check OD it and 'let you know," said the presi· dent. who asked the Calllomia man for bis address. The follow· in1 excbaqe ensued : Qtlest' er: The exact address is 1155 Van Nuys Boulevard. Pl'ftlde9t: Eighty-one, what? Q•eeUoaer: Five-five Van Nuys Bouleva rd. Panorama Ci· ty * * * C..Ta• ClOUOlf Pr .. tdell&: How do you spell the boWevanl! Q111-...r er: B·l·v-d. : Tbe audience rocked with lausbter at tbe joke but Carter. after a whispered exchanae with a union official on the plallorm, continued with a st.raicht face: "Van Nuys Bou!evard. I've got you." When Carter alt.ended a Bap· list Bible class Sunday, before bis much-awai ted energy speec:h. a lay teacher discussing the conversion of St. Paul said il was not necessary to ·'come down from the mountain" to proclaim conversion to Chris· tianity. * * * Resignation Fever ·Good for a Laugh WASHINGTON CAP) -Resignation Fever may he catching in the executive branch but not in the House Agriculture Committee. After 20 minutes or ,routine arguing over the syntax of a statement on wheat exports Wednesday, the committee prepared to work on legislation. DEADPAN, REP. THOMAS S. Foley, D-Wash., said, "If there's no further busi· ness. I would like to re· quest that all members submit their resignations, hopefully as a s pontaneous gesture of uni· ty." Foley is "°"av the committee's chairman. Rep. Glenn En1Usb. D·OkJa .. broke tbe silence that followed. "There's a problem of whom we s ubmit them to.'' "OH, WELL. I HAVE already submitted my r esignation to myself as chairman of the caucus of House Democrats and ........... have discussed this problem with myself." Foley replied. ·· 1 have refused my resignation as chairman of the Committee on Agriculture, so you may submit them to me." The members then Celt free to laugh. F18hing Trip Set For Irvine Kids Tbe city or Irvine ls sponsor· ing a one-day fishing trip lo Whittier Narrows RegionaJ Park for youngsters ages 1 to 18, Ju!y 26. The cost or tbe excursion is $3.50 and includes transport.a: tion, a soft drink and snack. For more information contact Irvine City Hall at 754·3639. I The president was not too pre- occupied with bis forthcoming speech to part.lcipale fu!ly in the Bible lesson. When the class leader asked for examples of peopJe whose conversion to Christ was greeted with skepticism, Carter chimed in. "Charles Colson was ooe." The president added that the conversion of Colson, Wat.er gate felon and former aide to re· sicned President Nixon, inspired ·'general disbelief.·' Wllb Carter trying to set a good example ot energy con· s~rvatioo by setting air condi· lioning thermostats high. the White House was not the most pleas ant place lo work even before he ordered heating and cooling restrlctions. Climatical· ly speaking, jt least. The president is meeting the challenge by doing much of his work in shirtsleeves. 0 f cours e . news photo· , graphers and important visitors find him in jacket and lie. Hearing Set On Recall of Volkswagens WASHINGTON <AP> -The Transportation Department will hold a public hearing in an effort to learn whether Volkswagen of America met its obligations in carrying out a recall campaign involving acce lerator system problems with some of its cars. The hearing is scheduled here Tuesday in response to continu· ing customer complaints about problems with 1975-76 Rabbits and Sciroccos. 1974·75 Dashers and 1974 Audi Foxes. Volkswagen spokesman Baron Bates sa:ld tbe complaints may be cominS from about 1•.000 car owners who did not respond to the recall. ··We sent out recalls to 238,000 owners in March of '78,'' Bates said. "I've got 90,000 responses to that recall." I Sears I Sears. Roebuck and Co. Presents Artist Mr. Gilpin will be in our store Fri.. Sat. & Sun .. 7-20. 7-2 1 . 7-22. to · personally sign for you full color & charcoal reproductio ns of his most recent works. You will enjoy his true to life renditions of wild life (kittens too, boat & wharf) scenes. A very personal gift for any occasion. The originals of these reproductions are also available. .::=:::::::.:. ... -~ •• ·.~ ............ -.~ I , .... INTERCAAFT IND. CORP . • I I I ....... - • nu.cs.y, Joly 19, t979 DAIL y PILOT A If SAVE30% ON WOMEN'S SWIMSUITS! Spectacular savings on one· and two-piece swimsuits! reg. $21-$25 NOW '13.99-'16.99 Chooee from separate suit tops and bottoms. reg.$9-$10 NOW . 15.99-'6.99 BONUS Don't miea our great savings on O.P. for Gals, andNobea Hawaiian print shorts & tops. Reg. $13-$24 NOW '8.99-'15.99 MEN'S FAMOUS MAKER SWIMSUIT SALE. Popular brands in pipe trim and screen print styles. (Asst. styles and colors.) Sizes 28-38. all poly/ cotton fabrics. reg. $14-$16 NOW $7.99 reg. $10-$28 NOW '6.99 *18.99 SAVE \.\ir-..... --r ON LEVI'S BUSH POCKET SHORTS Popular bush pocket style in brush cotton . Lt. blue and tan. Sizes 28-38. Reg.$14 NOW JUST '8.49 FAMOUS MAKER SH~RTSALE S h o rt sleeve collar placket knits, HawaHan shirts and cotton tank top styles. Assorted styles and colors. SHIRTS: reg. $16-$23 NOW '9.99-St4.99 TANKS reg. Sll-S12 NOW'7.99 HAWAIIAN SHIRTS reg. $19-122 NOW *13.99-*15.99 Hours: Daily 10-9:30: Sat 10-7, Sun 10-6 , OPENING SOON IN OXNARD AND ANAHEIM/ ORANOr 189 S '1\Jst~n Ave, '1\Jatln at tbe Gard•n Grove Fwy. 114/639.1791 SAlff'A ANA 3430 S Bristol Ave. v .. mHe north ot South Cooat Piasa. 1141951-'100 MISSION VIEJO 25252 Mdntyre; Son Diego Fwy. Lo Paz exit. 1141516.6100 W£Sf'MINSfD 15412 Goldenwest St. next to Golden West College. 1141898-5541 HVN11#01'0N 1£ACH 1011 Adam• Ave. 8rootJunf 6 Adcmu. 1141184~ ,AMDDA 80 S Fooddll 8'Yd. ltoeern«Jd a Foo«hJll. 2131671-1812 'fOllllAllCI 221JC Hawthorn• Blvd. south ol Del Ano FmblOft $quote. 213/313-139f SHONA# OMS 4520 Van Nuys Blvd, next to Hugh• Ma1k'e1. 2J3/183..a.5l I NOlmlmDCX 19320 Nordbolt St; 10mpa & Notdholl. CX1'o. ltom Northrfdge PICDO. 2131993·109'1 CIJUtl7'0l/Alm:llA ,_, Orldley St, amm lrom Loe C.nl~ Center. 2131124.-:J - WAIHDIOTON fAP> -SIM ........... 1o..,·o1. ........ '° ....... -... In& led1 .....,... Ml Mel .. a poawfUI .................. _ .... ................ lln.can.-WbMe•t= •aa.11 U. lat few daYI mben ol tM Wblte 1louM ltalf u PNaldent Carter the detlaloa of who will and wa.G will 10 an hla eup ol bis admlal1lr1taon .. ~·~''·'"' ,. quarttn ol tM Wblte House atter tbt mornbll meeUnp. A few boun later, lbe Wlal&e Houle annouaeed ~ rHlp ation of. ftn, lboeklq u.e nation IDd HDdlnl lbe value of tbe dollar doW9', ud &he price ol iold to l'e• cord helahta. Mn. Carter la koown to be tbe olotnl coalldanl to tbe ~l denl of the United St.ates. She Is c onaldered his best friend, private ly bla foueheat critic. pubUcly hla top defender. ALWAVS, SHE IS seen as bis ,. . .,.. ...... Lady Snowdon. wll~ of Lord Snowdon. former hu1b•nd of Prln ceu Mar1aretJ -hH alv"n bl rtb ln 110ndon to u dau1hter. It w11 aa rtrai child fo r lh" forme r Lucy IJnd•aa.v·f loa g, :11 NATION I LOCAL <AMmty Backs Border Road. • linprovements A tm,000 proJec:t to redp and lmprcwe the lnteneetlc9 ol MacArthur Boulevard and Pord Road oq tbe t ntne·Newport Beach border received a boost lhl11 wuk from the County Ro.ard of Supervlaors . The project calla for expud- tn a lhe number of tumlnc lanes I rom MacArthur to Ford, re· 11 11.cnmenl of the Intersection for h11ll.,r tra ffic now and new lraf· fl•· 11l1nah1 . • as. CA&T E• •• ••E I retary HY• tbe flnt lady wUI' beavlly lnvolved ln t vahaat. re.ipaUon olfen aubmltt.td tlae president by bis Cabinet Olber top level 1ppolntee1 'Sbe baa been beavlly in· ved ln Ill u pecta of lbe wbole p David evaluation and wtU involved ln au aspect• ol th.is luaUon.'' Mary F inch Hoyt Wednesday. c losest adviser. ( ] Her staff portrays her as T HE BOOKMAN another Eleanor Roosevelt. an . R!Vll WI DAILY PILOT S111wrvhwrs approved $49,000 In 11t at.~ matcf\lnr rundll for tbe 11 r o J lo c· l 0 t h 11 r • 1 e n c i e s 1111rti<'l1>111tsna In the project are I hu 1il4U.e {Ind the cities o( Irvin~ 1m tl Newport Beu<'h activist first lady who LhruslS ---------------- n . Hoyt, wbo has offered resipatioo, rerused to say ich Wh1le House advisers a. Carter met with. She would divulge the contents or their versations. I RE SAID, HOWE VE R, that first lady d id not attend e sday's d ram atic Cabinet eUng or the White J louse staff ,.,. ........ • POWERFUL VOICE Rosalynn Carter mee•ang at which all his LQP ud· visers were invited to offer oral res ignations . Instead, she lunched with the preside nt in the i r private ize of Bid 'f rims JViguel Park Plans . :: 'Plans for the second phase of Supervisors ordered the lone .,_.elopment in Laguna Niguel bid ~rejected and asked planners .. gional Park were orde red to reduce the scope of the pro--red back by Orange County ject. sllpervisors. The boar d 's ac t ion was prompted when the Magnus Company of Fulle rton submitted fhe only bid for the park develop· 91 ent plan. and at $690,672, it was ~7 pe rcent higher than estimated by county pla nners T he park is located off Alicia Parkway and La Paz Road. The second phase of develop· ment had <'ailed for construction of overrught cam ping ureas. an amphitheater, picnic facilillcs. a play area and CJ trail system herselr into public policy de- bates. Bu~ Mrs. Ca rter is more re· ser ved. She bu confined herself lo s upporting only a fe w issues. s uc h a s the Equa l Rights Ame ndment and increased aide to the elderly and mentally Ill. She has said repeatedly that she considers her primary role to be "J immy 's wife." She is inc line d to tell her hus ba nd private ly what s he thinks rather than let him read about it In the newsp a pers. She has. for example. refused all re· ques ts fo r lnltir vJews this week. FRrnNDS SAY THAT during the "domestic s ummit" at Camp David. Mrs . Carter attended most meetings Carter had with his guests. taking notes like a secretary. a lways nodding al points she agreed with, never flin ching, even at the harshest criticism. Aides say that in the pBsl few days she has appeared energetic· and "up," obviously ho ping her husband's dramatic a ctions and speeches will bolster the pres· idcncy that togethe r they worked so hard to capture. "She hai. been s upportive. in- t<'lligc•nt and involved." said a close adviser. '·Like always.·· 'Fairbanks Ecorwmy Bounces climb o r a coa :.t , s eldom economic s tability (Continued From Page A8) facilities along the route have T he symptoms ?J the s ame cy- access to it. cle -were evi(lent when work MANAGER WALLY BAER or started on the' oil pipeline. but t he Fairbanks Chamber of Com· Harding says the oil lane a nd the mer ce said the hauJ road brings . Pru~hoe Bay field muy be un some $30 million a year to the end 1n lhemselves. 'Fairba nks ar ea. where mos t ·"The bottom has not fallen out trucks using the road start and or our economy, and we don't end thei r runs . think it shouJd. . Pipeline con· "The haul road is a key to the s tr uclion was a tern pora ry Fairbanks ecoromy, .. !>ays Ben phenomenon. and it wa!> not a H ardin g , di r ector o f t he bcnchmark from wh1ch togoup. borough's Communi ty lnforma· We had to go down," !larding lion Center. sa id "If it is shut down fo r s ix • ''T HE FAIR:8ANKS econo~y months. we m ay see the de· h::'s .gotte n .. rid o f .. all o f its velopers of the Prudhoe bay oif p1pehne ra.t, .he sa1~. "What I field rework the way they will mean br P•s>t;b~~ fa t 1s all those expand the field. They may de· economic ac~v1t1es tha~ s upport· cide to bypass inte rior Alaska if ed construction of the pipeli ne." not Alaska entirely, for s upplles 1.n 1976, 21 perce nt of the and stalfing," Harding said. Fairbanks econo"'!y ~as s~p· F a i r ba n ks h as never h ad ported by const~uctt0n Jobs, with economic equilibrium. 27 pe rcent commg from govern· ment work and 17 percent from BOOM .AND BUST began with trade . In the fourth quarter 1978, t~e frantic rush to t he rich gold construction accounted for only fields around F airbank!> al the 8 percent, government jumped end of the 19th century. Since to 36 per cent. a nd trade re· then the city has a lways faced a mained stable at 17 percent Thl· first consumer price index for Fairbanks. released in May, :-.howcc was attributed largely to a decrease in rentul costs. ONE UNION WHICH boomed during pipeline construction was the Labore rs Union. Business mannger Joe Thom as s ays when the Job bonanza ended, his mem- bership tell from a peak of 6,000 in 1975 to a present 3,700. lie remains optimist ic : "We were not hurt by the end of con· str uction because we expected it. T here was no need to com· pcnsate." With the coming of summer. seasonal employment is expect· cd to buoy the economy. but when winter tempe rat ures as low as 55 below ha lt outs ide work. it wi ll mean 'jobless Hnes again for many wo rkers. "I don't really know why J>CO· pi e con ti n ue to s tay i n Fairba nk:-.," H a r ding s aid. "So metimes you think it's just human cussedness." ~---~-~~~-~~-~-~-~ CERAMIC $500,000 INVENTORY CLEARANCE GLAZED ITALIAN .FLOOR TILE 6x6 • 8x8 • 10x10 • 12x12 s 1 !s... s 1 ~o... s 1 rs ... . Mmy Tin Lenn. ..... Price 6x6 QUARRY Tll~E 89'~ "· 12x 12 ME·XICAN PAVER. TILE 'We Guarantee the largest Selection in Orange County" Store Hours 8 to 5:30 ' . ~ Llll&B loll Ame na· ment ' Pie ntlng Mia At Ou entity Prtce1 , .. ..__ PUNTS $]99 .-.ISGAL.CAHS •. • MAGMOUA • LIGUSTaUM TDAHUM • HEW ZIAU.MD CffttlSTMAS TIH • rirra n u s . :~.~~~.,s S J 595 How Ollly •.... fl T~~k 011 H.td! ...... 4JJO let.Sltt • I 9" DICICJOftol •I 000/o Solid Stat. •YlcleolMtlc GIANT SIZED INSTANT SHADE TREES IN 24" BOXES •• HA_~M rtnu • Sl~A· • ILM • llaCH • ASH • MAGMOUA • Ml:WIIAUMD CHalSTMAS Till • coaAL. TUI H~~W s599s W ' 'OLES.ALE -' ... -- .,, .. DICllJOMI • I 000/o Solid State ..... 'l~9~~===i!!i_ C.erot MMM441t ••· uo SALE S~9 SALE S369 ....................................... l'NGNA\()( ..... --~ •21 .. D'-JaRal • I O°"o Solid St• ....... c..,., •llectr.lc , ... .,, ::J STAR SYSTEM •25 .. DlagDRal • I 000/o Sold Stat. • ....... COllfrol . . GARY KL!IN. •QUAD IGltAD" lllMMR, MARKI TIRE OF PICKUP TRUCK No OM Gives Hirn a HMI TllM, WMetoMIM»ound Patrolter Reports ' Few Argue Over Tickets ' . -'Quad Squad'-Patrola Beach City's Streets CAPITOLA <AP>~ Driven in UU. beaeb town near s.ta Cruz seldom fi&ht back when .tbetr ears are ticketed by members ol "The Capitola Slee· trte Cavalry." · "It'• hard work to quarrel wttb a man in a wheelchair,'' said PoUce Chief~ Allen. AU.EN SAYS THE llDING OF alx Clitlabled men -paraplegics, quadripleatcs and an amputee -who patrol their beats in wbeelchain bu "ef. rectively taken the aUna out or gettln1 a Parkin& ticket." Wearinl' red windbreakers and carryinl two· way radiot, the six roll about town ln electric and manually operated wheelchairs. They 1lve Uckets or man 1trate1ic comers to 8"ive vtaltora direc· liooa .. Residents of the beach community of 9,500, wbicb attracts an equal number of viliton daily durin& the summer and on holidays, have affec· tionateb' dubbed the group the "Quad Squad." ONE MEMBER -A VJCl'IM OP POLIO lo bis youth who admit.a be once ''chewed out" 1 meter maid -aaid be la "surpriaed bow fl'leadb everx,epe 15. '' rve never seen anyone even come close to airinl me a bard time,'' 1a1d Gary Kleln. Alleo founded the aroup two weeks ago after deci41nc that a ainCle full-time s alary for a "code -Pendleton Marine Sues OVer Arrest P'~BROOK <AP> -A $2SO mllUon claim agalnat two branches ot tbe armed forces haa been filed by a 22·year-old Camp Pendleton Marine and his wUe who claim tbat Gestapo·Uke tactics were used when the husband was mistakenly anated March Uon repe cbarsea. In the nrat step of a le1al proceu tbat could lead to a federal a ult, Lance Cpl. Dou&lu M. Wood and his wtfe Gayle cb1r1e tbe Naval JnvesU,aUve Service and the Manne Corpe with faJse arrest and imprisonment. trespassing, assault a nd battery and wrongful death. THE WRONGFUL DEATH CHAllGE stems from the birth of a pre mature son Mrs. Wood de· livered Easter Sunday. The infant -born 10 weeks early -died within hours. The Woods' attorney s aid doctors blame the premature birth on the e motional stress and strain Mrs. Wood endured. Wood was arrested by NIS agents at the base March 1S and spent 14 days in the brig on charges of raping a Marine's wife on the base that morn· lng. "TREY STOPPED DOUG AND HELD a gun directly to bis bead," Mrs. Wood said. "They locked hlm up then seven men (four NIS aJ.ents, two Fallbrook policemen and a s heriff s in· vestlgator) came to our Pallbrook epartment where tbey walked in and '-IM ............ UM house, tearing the apal18tll& to piteel. ~ things on the noor •• ' •be ..... .. The clalm wu filed by attorney Robert Moore. who said It .. may be surprising to see a $250 million claim, but what price do you put on a human life that was lost as the result of this kind of outrageou,g conduct by law enforcement of· titers?" • MU. WOOD, 23, SAID "ONE OF them began picllln1 my underwear out of a drawer and asked rne to identify each pair." Wbenshe tried to handooe a1entaplbelleptin a footlocker, abesaid, she was puabed totbefloor. The Marine Corps concluded its inve1t11aUon of tbe rape cbartes a1alnat Wood on April %7, but Moore aaid·Camp Pendleton letal offlcw. noUfttd bim oab' Tuel4a)' tbat cbarpa bad hen dropped. enforcement" employee could be better used u pay for several part-time people durinl the •um· mer. "We put the word out to different a1enclea tbat we'd consider the disabled for code enforcement and we got applications from everywhere," said Set. Joe Gran.ala, the squad's supeJ'Vilor. EACH MAN WORKS 15-zt HQUa8 per week, with heavier patrols on weekends. They earn $5 an hour. "At first, people ignored them," Granata said, ··and some people still react ln disbelief.'' Generally, however, the response fiu 6een so favorable the city is considering beefinc up the squad with "code enforcement" inalcn.la and wblp- antenna nags to make the members more viaible. Allen also said the police department and the city are considering lleepln& tbe squad on year· round. ..... t DAil Y PM.OT .4 J. Have a Colorful at Home. Sammer, • • If you're like moet people you11 be apending more time 11t home ..•. Make it enjoyable by working in your garden. Remember that Roger'• Gardens offer& you the best aelection 11nd highest quality plant• at 11 true value. " \ -;_<If 5 Gallon Tam an4 Se.green JUNIPERS NOW $9.95 Regularly $12.25 on '>dlf chru Julv MINI-SUN CHAISES Perfect for Sun-bathing. Constructed with a &turdy light weight · aluminum frame. Cl.-- aeat and backing are made of Acrilan, for comfort. ~ The sun is out .,.; and the chairs are in! - ' REIGER BEGONIAS NOW $10.95 "Manager's Special 8uy07 We have a large selection of the ... vibroua flowers in assorted colors on. Nie thru July. SE.MINA RS ~· . "1''j . d. : .. ~ ~1!H ~~~'1:;7 ~·~r-,~:,h· GARDENING Make gardening a family project . Attend Roger's Gardens informative Gardening Seminars on hanging basket construction at JI AM . I PM, and ~PM San JOllqUin Hill~ Rd. a1 M«Anhur Blvd .• NNlpOf1 Ek.ch. (7141640.5800 (}pttn 0111lv 9.,m 10 6pm ( L. M. BOYD ) INFORMS in the You'll take pleasure In this contoured decorator chair with comfort plus. Like a modem sculpture, the sleek c:1nd sturdy chrome.plated tube frame sparkles plenty You are always at ease in the canvas sling seat and backrest with d big. comfortabll! canvas-covered foam cushion. And there's two handy stde pockets. In rainbow bright blue. It's 26" tall, 251h" wide and 26H deep. Perfect for the laid back bfe! Reg. 39.95. Aaron Brothen 5pectaJ $26.88 DAILY PILOT , . . .. ~ .............. . ·~ • . . . ' • .. ~ • • • . • .. • .. " ' .. • .. ,..... ...... ,.,. LOCAL I CALIFORNIA ~ition 13 Backlash Being Felt . NUd al me1r .... MUI. AND, IAYI WILLIA• a.MNaa.MldotUlepowwftll AFLwCIO Loe Mt.. eo.&r Pd1nr ·o1...._.-:i1111·w· . , ..... ., .... ~ ... .,... ot ,... •• ... -"-' -,.... c-•w to pollee ... '° ••• -..... be • l&rike bJ•=.-· Ca '1 larl•l Md mc.t volaW. public labor ll'OUP ll lta ao.• .._ ..,..,_, Wbo re· eelved eo pa~ raiM at all tut )'Hr ati.r Gov. &dmund G. Brown Jr. lmpoeed a •at•~ ...... when ~ ovet wbelmlqlJ .,. proved PropoelUoe lJ. The blltorie ballot uuUMiwe, whlcb alUIMd loe~arv taae1 bf SI P91ftDt. loeal fOHl'DllMDt f'Oft•n ol '1 bA1llm a year rewauea. Brown cMeidld UM IDGMY1bat would llawe ... for ll* pay railel WM _. ""• .. ll.Y Dleded to bail out loeal 1ov1rnmeota. TBll •ONTB, TBS state 1A1ltlature ~ to autborbe a i•.5 percent iacreue to mol.lily bitter WOl'Un and Mlp tlMm make up Iott earnln••· But Brown blue-,_eUed more tban I ,_lftllt al tbat raJM. AD lntual atl•mJ! by lb• Le.Ulllbn to overrl UM IOY· •rnor'• cute f aUed llODdaJ, touellial olf a ftWTY of wddeat walkoutl bJ lta&e work.n, ud lawmuen pled•ed to make aDOtlMroverrlde attempt today. If tbe hmdl an not Nltortd, aays Keltla ffearD ot UM liaat CautonAa ..._ &mploy .. M • aoctaUoe. mullve 1lrik• and aickouta are inevitable. ........ Aas AM•Y aad clW•=•&ed -.. •87M IOID.......P .. ated -..... . GOY. llrOWll ....... • U. '97 frHM ... ...,.. ,.... ..... propoe6tton 1J. But ID tlMt ,._ ot po11lbl• ma11lve la~• of public worbn, Uaey 't do ... ~ ....... ..,.. •1~n DOt _.... to put ., wida lt aca&n tbll 19ar. aad •· 1 .. , .. .-aa .. wtable nlH • •• ,. fOiDI to ... loll Oi atrtk•.' Tb1a moetla ..... Job .... have been wtd91pread ...., loeal11••-· ... -I.Ga ANGSUI C0'1ln'I' _ ...................... .... tha T .alll• ,......._Md ··--=,.... -.. ... ~ ....... ... Oi~Nii.s.Wll"'8" 1Mt'8" 19Mbled ........ h, ........... . ............. odaer ..... -..... la Sula ••ea atapda...,....-Udsou&~ fOl'CMweary~...a adm....,.._. to •• pMrol ean _. won IJ..Mv llUfta MYftdQ'aa ..... fighting .Baek Rlwrllde waa alnlek bJ dty worbn for tM ftnt time la ill l ~. -........... DSPVTID IN Saa 8erDardlDo CouDt,J are .... la1 a work . s&owdown, while depuU. ill Monterey County in Nortbent Califom.la walked off U>e jobforfoutdays. -. Defeated J1:14ge Changes Careers -Garbace collect.on iD die ci· ty of Fresno in Califonaia 's a1riculturaJ heartland stqed a week·klaa aiekout and strike. By WILLIAM BODGI Ot .. o.ltr ..... -..... It's been seven months since the world turned upside clown fol' Richard D. Hamilton. His wife of 32 years became seriously ill. It was diagnosed aa brain cancer. TWO MONTHS LATE&, an electorate be had served fol' 12 years ruled that be would no longer be a Superior Court judge. He would no longer dc;>n the black judiclalrobesandaitinjudgment. He was defeated for re- electieo alter a bitter conteet wllb Deputy Diatrict Attomey Theodore "Ted" llillard. Hamilton, a Laguna Beach resident. served the remaining two months of bisterm and left the bench. He entered a void. .. TBEllE WAS NO longer the same world I was comfortable with and knew," Hamiltoo said as a wind blew across the table 'on a Laguna Beacn restaurant's patio. "It was present-day future shock," be continued. "It was a shock, it's a shock I'm living with now, but it's helping me grow." ... The 27·ycar Art Colony resi· d e nt began filling bis pro· fess ional life with ne w ex· periences alter being away from' a law practice for 12 years. ~"IT <TIIE ELECl'ION loss) was probably good for me in the kmg run," Hamilton believes. ... 'It got me interested in other fields and that's helping me irow. • _ 4 "1 believe you grow by virtue Of what happens to you," he con- 'tinues. "No change means no ·growth." H e turned to t eachin g , something he dearly loves. It ·was a move that probably hearkened back to happier times. days spent teaching in the judge's college and nine years' service as a Laguna Beach school 'trustee. Hamilton served three .)'ears as s c h oo l board president. · THEN, AT 55, .Hamilton tried .. something totally foreign. He agreed to m od er a te a pilot t e levision program c alled : "Legally Speaking" for KOCE, : Channel SO, in Huntington • ·Beach. ' "I had to memorize what was said during the introduction," he .recalled. "That part was d.11· ficult to do but if you've been a judge, you've been before a large group of people before." The progr.am, which sets a legal topic and invites viewers to call in questions to a panel of Deity Ptlet , .... ""'9 'HAVE NO REGRETS' Former Judge Hamltton lawyers. aired May 1. It was a s uccess. "WE'RE HOPING THAT it will be a 13-week series in the rail if we can get it underwrit· ten." Hamilton said, excitement creeping up in voice. This summer he 's teaching a legal research class at Western State law college ln Fullerton. ln the fall, be hopes to teach at UC Irvine and the Irvine University &hool of Law in Westminster. Re~eolly, however, be was selected for a part·time job that helped ease the pain of the elec- tion loss. Hamilton was unanimously selected by the federal district court judges lo become Orange County's federal magistrate. "THEY SELECl'ED ME with the full knowledge or a ll the things that have happened in Ora nge County." he says. Arter 10 y'ears on South Or ange County's Municipal Court bench and two years on the Superior Court, Hamilton will again dob a robe as a "municipal court judge at the federal level." He will oversee a rraginments and preliminary hearings. "I have no regrets at all that J was defeated," he said, remem· bering Nove mber's e lection. "All of these things I'm doing are different and new. • "I WOULDN'T HAVE done any of these things if t had re· mained on the superior court bench." Even the experience or losing an office he bad run for un- challen&ed until the loss has con- tributed toward hls view of the judicial·polltical situation. "Judces can't be politicians, they can't get out and cam- paien," Hamilton sakl. "They have to wakb what they do. "They're obviou.a tar1ets (for law and order oritielem > and they have no way to respond." -ln San D6eto CountJ, the AFL-CJO Central Labor Council formed a special Public Employees Council to coordinate actions of several unions that officiala say are likely lo strike. . •"THE OUTLOOK 18 not wry 1ood." aa11 Lori Kakos of San Die10'1 labor council . "Wortdo9da have Increased, but RE BELIEVES JUDGES s hould be appointed and the State Committee on Judicial Performance should be elven .... more power to oversee their coo- • the money hasn't. Morale ls way • down." duct. But Hamilton has tried to pUt his own elect.ion loss behind bim._ He spends as much time at bla home as possible to be with bla ailing wile, Jeanne. Sbe has UD· dergone radiation treatments and chemotherapy. Sbe ls takina a so-called miracle dru1. but s omeone must be near her bedside24hours a day. ..He r spirit s are high," Hamilton says. "She bas a marvelous sense of humor ." AS FOR HAMILTON, HE tries lo be philosophical, work· ing to understand the simple twists of fate that transform habit into new vision or plunge c o ntentedn ess i nto life . threatening depression. "I've never bad any illusions about having it easy.·' Services Held For Capo Man Walter Hetzel ............. Entertainer Connie Stevens <seated> enjoys the Project Ho p e Celebrity Circus in Inglewood a long with pe rformers Tis ha La Rocca and James Tinsman. Celebrities donated their time and talent to raise funds for the internation,al medical teaching and treatment program. Pier Bowl Plans to Be Aired Funeral ser vices were held San Clemente parks chief Stu Tuesday for former Laguna F High School Little Theater. Beach service station owner and rame was scheduled to present 19-year Capistrano Beach resi· renovation plans for the city's dent Walter Charles Retul, 68, pier bowl area at a homeo~rs meeting tonight. who died in his home Saturday. San Clemente Homeowners Between April and June. strikes and sickouts were slaced by workers on the massive State Water Project. the CaWQrDia Highway Patrol. state priaon guards, Riverside County employees and Santa Barbara County office workers and" s berUrs deputies . Discontent also is running bigb among many of the 250,000 teachers employed by nearly 1,200 local school districts scat- tered lbrougbout the state, ac· cording to Jobo Donaldson of the . California Fede ration or Teacbef's. The CTA represents about 187.000 of those teachers. "ONLY ABOUT zt percent or the school districts in the st.ate have signed contracts for next year, aDd I expect that by the time September rolls around, s trikes will either prevent schools from opening or occur shortly thereafter at 20 to 40 ma· jor d.iltrkts,'' Donaldson said. TbolJe walkouts could involve 15,000 to 25,000 teachers, be said, and would easily eclipse the record ol 15 school strikes during 1974. For city and county workers. Proposition 13 made collect.Ive ba rgainiog more diffi c ult because local property tax re- venues were slashed and tbe power over public purse strings shifted to Sacramento. Asso'ciatioo Pr esident Joe Barton s aid the pier bowl plans issue was one of the original rea- sons San Cle mente residents decided to recall council mem- bers Bill Walker and Donna W iUu..nsoo on Jan. 23 . IN THE PAST, local 1ovem- ments simply adjusted property tax .. rates upward to cover in· creased costs. Proposit.ioo 13 put an end to that by mandating a property tax ceilinC of l percent of assessed valuation. S e rvi ces w e re h e ld al Association members will meet Fairhaven Memorial Park in at 7 p.m. in the San Clemente Santa Anaforthe former owner ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ or Walt's Mobil Station, located at the corner or South. Coast Highway and Pearl Street. A native of Chicago, Mr. Retzel owned the service statioo for 12 years prior to bis retire- ment. He ls survived by bis wife J osepbine, of Capistrano Beach ; daughters Delores Klinker, of Fountain Valley, Sylvia Rose Berry. or Hacienda Heights; andslxgrandcbiktren. Ho~pital Chief Named McQumle to lfead Sduth Coast Medical Cemer Directors at Sout h Coast Medical Center have named Paul J. llcQuade adminiltrator of the 288-bed non·profit hospital in South Laguna. , McQuade, formerly assistant admilliatrator at Pomona Valley Community Hospital, replaces llarte Cook, the former uala· &ant administrator at ·South Coast wbo bu been actlq u in· &ertm chief for 1eVer-1 months. MU. COOK TOOK the In· in education at the University of North Carolina, and completed post-graduate work in health 1 Councilman's Commendation Clarified lerim poeitioa after dae reatpa: Newport Beach City Coun· &ioa of former adminletrator ellman Don Strauu 11y1 bard· Lowe C. Petrie Jr., who left la worklq newspaper reporten rebrury claJmla• policy dlf. ou1bt to aet a pat oa IM )>eek ._...... betWMD himMlt and . every aaee la a wblle. •pltal lrul&eel. Tbat'a wtay be llad to DolDl out llcQuade • .o. bu been uall-an error iD a Dally Pilot atory tut Nlmt"'W.tor at Pomona that raa Frtda7. Me wu lneor- N.U., llaee Im, and Mned lD rec:U1 lilted u oae ot two ~ Ille,... c8"CttY before tbat at ell members wbo voUMI aptnet lb• l,OH bed -H•DJ'J l'ord a eommeadatioD for re~rter llolpl&al la~ IUcb. Fred Davi• of th• formu Prior to tlaat, Ile wu a111atut Newporter News wwtly ,..... ilnetor of pe1wl at n.iM SW...'°'*' Ill' Ule oom,..._ U.S...., Medical Ceeter In datl& It WU ....um. DaD Jh4'1-.N.C. lier.II_. 1'e WllH•w 1'llD op"'911t11er .... m tcw Dnla. ••stMe ll•rd·workl•f ...,. people aN laard lo ,.,, I tlloqlat It would be a 1ood Idea to 1et die reeord atralpt,' '• Itta•....,.· s ervices and bo1pltal ad- ministration at UCLA. RE WAS A NOMINEE ~ the American College of Hospital AdmiAlstrators, and a member of the American HOlpltaJ As· soclation and H01pital Council of Southern California. MeQuade ls, alao a member of tbe board of directors and ls prealdent of the ClanlDODl Rotary Club. He and bla wife Jane, a prac- tlclq attorney wbo teacbea law, intend to move to the Soutb Cout area tn the near future with their two cbildna. 4-alarm Fire R••ns Office SAN RAFAEL (AP) -A...._ four-alarm blaM tbat ,.,_. fDr moH than flv• houra aad _..,,,.. or dam.,.s Ila buei· ................ beut of Ilda •uta C.•r .-11 , ..... , ••t; ,, ....... , •• ............ , .......... . ......... ne ...._ at t11e , ... ""'· Tl·J•ar-olct lier B•ll'htl •• reported at U :lt p.m. • ~ dar. Whether it's coverage of your city council or Congress, Daily Pilot writers and editors look ft>r the all too rare, humorous twist that adds spice to living. ' Brighten your day with the entertaining, readable DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ROUGH WIN -San Clemente lfel\W'dl narrowly won the 1978 dory boat race. Al tbe finish, Jt was Barney Voorhees in the boat antt Al Lavayen running throuah the surf. Two Lifeguard81 Contests Planned Two international Ufeauard eompeUUon events are scheduled at San Clemente's Oeean Festival the afternoon of July ,,at the city pier. Tbe action be'1D8 with a dory race at 12:30 p.m. between llleeuard squads that are members of the U.S. Lifesavina Association. Tbe USLA national tifeguard championabip will include teams fro~ Clemente, Huntinatoa Beach, other California areas, Chlca10, Florida, New Jersey, New Zealand, South Africa, Canada ' and Australia. At 4:30 p.m., the fint annual io.ternational . open lifeguard championships will be beld with a hoat of compe\it.ors vying from an ever.growing list of countries. • Lifeguards will compete in runniJC, swim- ming and boating events. .. New ~ ork Op"°'aes a~bUrg 'Atlas' \ NEW YORK <AP> -A book that doesn't men· tion Newark, N.J ., or the enlin continent o( Ant· arctlca isn't an atlu, state offlciab contend, and tbeJ're trying to stop it.a distribution. The atate is aeekina a court order to block con- tinu~ mail-0rder sales of the books offered by publisher Ralph GinzblJT&. STATE ATTOaNEY GENERAL ROBERT Abrams says in court papen that hP. will seek a permanent lnjuaction next week. Abradls said that more than 200,0QO people palJI $1 each for the 14· page atlas, for wb.ich Gimbu.rg pald Jess than 7 cents apiece. Advertisements in major publications ac- curatel listed the size df the atlas -lesl than three inches by five inches - but Abrams said ''ah average coneumer's.. mind slips over Uae numerical dimensions without f<>eusing on what they mean.'' Abrams said the advertise- ments carry "the clear import that what ls being sold is a valuable and comprehensive volume." •••uuao INCL U DED IN THE pape rs filed in s tate Supreme Court in Manhattan were numerous letters of complaint from disgruntled buyers. Rob TreichJer of Beaverton, Ore., said he was "curious" about the offer, but was dissatisfied _ with the atlas, which he called "a multicolor smear." f Glnzburg is pubUaher of Moneyswortb Ma1azine and former publllber of the rlsque ma1az:ine Eros, a publlcatipn that landed him in Jail on pornography char1es. He bas publicly acknowledged that hi.I chief aource of income is the sale of amlllng Usts be accumulates ln bis publlsblna and merchandising endeavors. aEACHED FOa COllMENT, GINZBURG said be peddled the atlas f6r the purpose of compil· ing another maillna list and called the advertise· menu "perfectly and completely aboveboard.'' Glmburl said the court acUon was an exam· pie of "mlaleading consumer protection . . . by a byper·aareulve prosecutor." Students Honored· · El1hteen Or1n1e t.r•u L .... , .. •'"' L,114• M. b Wkll!M. Coast resident• ave ,._ .:-..:.v..., been honored for Hk••· ;O••tallJ. acbolutic aebleveme°'4 ;... 11 2 , .._: .._1e1e atCJpnuCollqe. '· ........ Ge"9 s.. a..., c.r• "· ....... -... ••• ~l&Ner .... , ~ •• ,..,.A, "9ftt•r. o.lle-L.a¥1, •-1_ are: Yelerll J . Leckl Marlly1111 S • .... C.. .... I M41r!Mf I · MenMtl~D. . 0.-. .... A. De¥llfl, ~ •• ,,_ "· lttearM111, Je!Nt T. ICIMAI-, "'"Mill.. L. ' . Thlndlly, July ti. tl?'t • DAIL v PILOT A J• , Gas Profits Limited Fede~ Action Ainu at Helping Coruumen LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Department of Enern hu an· oounced 111 price reeutatlona that the federal agency sald will proteet conaumera a1aln1t IOU<· Ina by some service atatlon operators. The new rules ehara1e the al- 1 ow able profit margln for dealen from 1973 levela to a fiat . 15.4 percent per gallon. DOE OFFICIAL JACK Wood said Wednesday the new rules "hopefully will provide protec- tion for consumers against price increases by some dealera." Wood told a news conference . here that the overall level o( gas prices should remain about the same but conceded that some 'tations will -.e able to raise prices wben the rules take effect Aug.l. Wood said the regulations will be easler for dealers to compl)' .with. will help so m~ small dealers who were unfairly penalized by the 1974 profit m,argin reaulaUons and will shit( some 1as supplies from re- fineries to gasoline stationa. I BUT WOOD AND other DOE officials were unable to explain how the regulations would sblft gas supplies from refineries to retail outlets . Under the new rules, the pump price ror gas will be determined by adding the service station owner's acquisition cost, the lS.4 870 Ink Petition BERKELEY (AP> -A peti· tion signed by 870 University of CaUfomia facuJty members will be presented to the Board of Regents on Friday supporting Gov. F.dmund G. Brown Jr. 's motion that the university dis· continue nuclear weapooa JWOrk at two laboratories. · cent ftud marlin and appllca· ble atate a.nd local taxea. Dealen will no lonaer be al· lowed to pua tbrou&b "banlllld'' COila u they couJcl under pre- vious relUlatiooa. \ Service stations will be re- quired to poet maximum leeal aelllnl prices and the maximum leaal allowable profit marlin of 15.4 centa. WOOD SAID THE profit margin standard will be re· viewed every slx months and could be changed either by DOE or by state gpvemors. Wood ,conceded that some sta· lions would ralse gas prices un· der .. the regulations, but con· tended the rules would ellmlnate gouging. "We have seen prices as high as $1.30 or $1.40 a gallon in this area," Wood said. "This will bring t.ho6e prices down. This is meant to bring them au into a definite band." • SCRUBBABLE· FOR BATH. KITCHEN! • RESISTS DIRT & GREASE! OUR WEATME.IGHTH HOUSE PAINT • l /2-HOUR DRY! •WASHABLE! I COMP 111 M \IJ\(11\\l"'Mll'I I. W11tninlt• 1 Santa Ana I cos:r A MESA· 15191 Beach 322W.17th 2221 HmborlL \I. "i I N ; 898-3318 ~~·7 7781 • ..._.WI •I i _,. -,... 6~5-1126 I Dally 8·9 Sat 8-5:30-Sun 9-5:30 PM Q ·-..... --.. ---.., ,q .. l'U say this 1boot the lhree·marlim lunch. the gruH extenor turna to m ush " Got a problem? Tht>n wnte to Pot DI.Inn. Pot will cut red tape, getting the aruweTa and, action you need to •olve mequltae• in government and burineas. Mail your quests.on.a to Pat DI.Inn, At Your Service. Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O. Boz 1560, Co.sta MtlO, CA 92626. A.s many lettera cu poiaible will be OMweTed, 'but phon«1 inqumea or letter& not including the reatUT's lull name. addreu and buaineu hour&' phone 11Umberconnot be considered. Thlscolumnappeor&dai· l}I except Sunday• liltdletl *'"" •I •••flft"• DEAit •EADEaS: N•Uoaal safety ahtialics allow a Med for more ld&clte9 safety .. Laslnal'...All!. prexfm•tely ZI million Amerluu -abo•t ..e lD It -were lBJmed la llome acdcleets. acHrdiag &o lite C-Samer Prod•ct Safety Commission. It Is estimated that about one·•aJf of t•ese accidents occarred lD tbe kitchen. As part or Corning Glass Works• voluntary kitchen safety education program, a series of lealle'8 is being prepared that focus on specific areas of kJtc:ben safety. They will deal with sub· jects such as cookware use and care, food balldllag and storage. aad electrical equipment and appliance safety. The leaflets will be available free by writing to: Cornln~ Glass Works, Cont1umer Information Department, Coming, N. V. 14830 Gtwd11at~d Loatt: rass or Fall'! DEAR PAT: A rrlend of mine in the real estate business says that a lot of home buyers are getting graduated payment mortgages ioatead of the usual fixed rate mortgage. Exactly how does this GPM fuumcioa work" L.R., 'Fountain Valley GPll iaterest ra&es remain couta•t over time. b•t Ute she of the moalllily payment varies. Pay. meals start at a lower 1evel tbH fixed rate mortgages, bat ri.'le eaca. year for tlfe first ffve to 10 years. They evetttually settle at a higher level tban payments for fixed rate mortgal(es. Tbe graduated payment mortgage's lower ln· itial monthly payment brin~s home owner.rhip within the reach of many first·time ltomeowners whose lncomes may be inadequate to qualify for a fixed payment mortgage. While this type is mortgage is s uitable for families who e:11pect steady increases In income, would·be borrowers t1hould be aware of some potential drawbacks. With lower payments at lint. less or the orlglDal loaa prlnc:lple is paid off durLDg &.he lint several years. Al a result. &otal payments are larger than tbey would be with a fixed payment mortgage ... d eqldty balld9 more slowly. AlllO. parcllHen -wllo flnaece wtUa graduated payment mortgages naa · tile risk that tlMtr Incomes could fail to keep pace wltll lllcreum1 moatllly payments. Plllte's Late, 811t •• tlae W •• DEAR PAT: Last August I sent a check to the Norman Rockwell Museum Plate Program in Lin· colnwood, Ill .. for lbe first plate in a sdries. After much delay and correspondence I received the first plate, and then ordered the second one in November. Again there was a delay and I bad to send a copy of my $30 canceled check. Several months have gone by s ince then. and I'm still wait· ing for delivery. Hope you can help. W.B., Huntington Beach A VS eMcked ln&o Ulla problem ror you, and altllo•P It'• bard to believe, ta.ere was abaolaiely no record of your order, foUowap eerrespoade•ce or proof of P•Ymea&. Maril Gran, vice president of tbe flnn, contacted you penomally and laH U · r•aged for your long overdue order to be lllled. ....... 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Reg 2 25 111 'j 1---..1 •'I r ·· -·'1 .. _-L --· .... ------·----··--· ·-··-----··----------,-.. ~i/e and Football Are .a Lot Alike,' S~ys Ram Hopeful -~PSTSU . • .......... ~.J·e:~ the lalmt · w ..., ... aad cart and PNttJ ~ .... _,. . . n. fUWre Memed b .. for the taldq ..._ •--:toDavla came out ol USC Al UM maa re•rcu O.J . Sim'*"'' -..t ... reconk. f'lve '9UW ...... , A. D. finds blmaell, De a IM-l'CMmd draft choice roolne. trJ ... to...,.._ t.be ~c._, trylq to 1tamp blmMlt ol football value, tryin• ....... u.. ..... ••WIQIN I TALK to llkll, I t.ell them Ille and foa&ball are a lot aUlle," said • O.Yia. ..You pt knocked down a1ain • aad a1a1n. but you've sot to 1et up. The • settlec up, tbe not 1lvln1 up, makes you •lronler aod atronaer." Davia, 21, haa been knocked down often llnee bis final season at USC in 1974 . lie tar1t 1l1n•d an extremely lucrallve t0nlract wlth tbe CaUlorala Sun, but t.hal chok" turned out poorly the next 1ear when the World l"ootball Lea1ue folded. Next, Davit went to Canada. where he played with Toronto in-11'78. The neat )'Hr, tblnp loOkcd up , a. b1a c0Ue1e coach, John McKay. brou&ht blm to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers., BUT DA VIS, hampered by injuries, had a poor season and old friend McKay dealt him to Houston in the off·aeuon. Davi~ suffered another ll'Uury during the preseuon with the Oilers a year ago, and they r eleased him. The Rams, with injuries decimating their running back corps. signed Da vis late last season. He carried the ball t hree times for Los Angeles, galning se ven yards. ''It's been very strante. U\e past few years," Davla aald as he rest.eel between workouts at t.be Rams' Fullerton State training camp. "I feel like I 'm atartlng a ll over , and I feel very good about it. I don't 'have any doubts that I can make it, but starting over does give you some tunny feelings. "I KNOW I HAVE to work harder. For one t.bii.g," Davis contlnued, "~ou become more aware of your physical conditioning when you start getting older. I've worked hard lo make sure I 'm in J.op-notcb shape. "Southern California is my home. and I want to stay here and play football . When I went onto the field for m y fi rst gam e with th~ Rams. I didn't even touch the football, but the ovation I got made me feel like I was home again." The fa ns probably remembered Davis' last previous ti me on the Coliseum field, in 1974. In a nationally televised game agains t arcbrival Notre Dame, Davis scored four touchdowns - including a 102·yard kickoff return to open the second half -as Southern Cal rallied from a 24-6 halftime deficit to beat the Irish 55·24. That. however, means nothing now as Davis. at somewhat of a disadvantage because he'a just 5·9. 187 pounds. com· petes with a host of veteran and rookie runn1ng backs for a spot on the Ra ms' roster . "I think it's good we have so many fine running backs in camp," said Davis. "Jt makes the players fighting for jobs better. and that makes the team better • "I just hope I can be an asset. ma~ a catalyst. to th.-team " ANTHONY DAVIS S11rf's Overtime Magic Intact By ERNIE CASTILLO Of tll9 D•llY l"I ... St•lf The days of playing second fi dd le ar e over for La wrie Abr ahams. And so-1 it seems. are the disagreements with manage· ment. As far as the California Surf is concerned , Abrahams is the answer to the team 's season. Ion~ prayers a soccer _Jtlayer with a flair fo r a pplying the finishing touch. "I always t ry lo be." says Abrahams. a cocky Englishman who will never win any awards for modesty. "IT'S TRUE, I brag a lot but l "ve always fell I can put the ball in the back of the net. Ap· parently, Peter Wall does, too ... Wa ll . the Surf coach. was a believer long before the newly. acquired forward scored on a sailing heade r in th e second overtime Wednesday night lo lift the Surf to a 2-1 victory over the Portland Timbers at Anaheim Stadium. "Th at play was pe rfect , absolutely perfect. He's looking like a good acquisition, isn't he?·' sa.ld Wall. beaming after Abrahams scored for the firth time in four games with the Sur f. • CLIVE CHARLES (3), SURF'S GEARY INOAAM BATI'LE. "HE'S A FINISHER and every. body knows that's what we 've been lacking all year," 8$fded Wa ll. "He's dangerou s. real dangerous. You doo't see him much during the game and then suddenly, there he Is, right when you need him." ~ A Drive for Greatness Williams Had It; Does KnighJ,, ·Too? EDITOR'S NOTE -Bobbs/ Knight has a rtputa1ion /of driving hU pl.oyeri. llard. TM /mol part of a three port urie• on Knight look4 at hu relationship with hi$ player• By FRED ROTHENBERG ,. .. ~,,,.. Whenever Curt Gowdy and Bobby Knight gel totetber. as they did 'at the recent Pan American G~mes in Puerto Rico, Knight picks lhe broad· utter's brain on one subject -Ted Williams. • "Bobby can't bear eoough about the man," said Gowdy, a loa1·time friend of Williams, who dedicated himself to becoming the best hitter in baseball. "He • admired the way Williams COD· ducted himself. Ted was his own man. He bad a drive for g reatness a nd a quest for ' perfection "IN THAT WAY, Bobby re· minds me a lot of Ted." Striving for perfection is • Wtu.IAMI the essence of Bobby Knight. He demands it of himself and everybody around ~ And he expects people lo work as hard as lble to get the most out of their abllities. I "Tbe woods are full of guys like you," he tells yc*ng playen alt.ending his s ummer basketball ca~p. "You've Sot to learn to give everything • y~ve Sot all the time you're playing. The guy w em do that .. the one who's goin1 to succeed in ..... Tbe campen -raoetnc ln age from fourth .... ..,, ... to lelliors in hl•b school -know that the rimce la ICliDI to be fam, but alao a lot of hard •"l'llB lllDI wbo come bere know we're not to lkldle around. W.'re not here to babysit.'' • ~Miil IQI ..... worll tbem bard and I'm sure an lddl wlao doa't come back because we tMmtGolard.'' • ,... cBcueartal Kmlbt may be toqb on his ,.., ltll& tllll'I eblld11 play compared to play. for blm Ill !Id••• Unlvenlty. llla practices HM ..... nllllM ID the Army •. wltb Knllbt dltll ..._ .... He llu bem called debumllilz· ,,. ... ., .. .,.,.. • I& •• ,.. w." 1ald Rieb ValavlelUI, wbo ,..... to AaburD two 1eara a10. "I left ... lJtlll .... , wut to pla, in fear of the ......... _.,,. .., ........ 1976 championship team. The next year. Benson was a senior. and Knight asked him to play a big· ger role as the ~eam leade r on and off lhe court. A gentle man , active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Benson was somewhat uncom· fortable in that role . He also became more l'lensitive to Knjght's escalating verbal attacks. and the two had a falling out. "RIGHT NOW, that's all in the past," said Benson, who came to Indiana last month. at Knight's r equest, to take part in a scrimmage against Knight's P an Am team. "We've gotten back together, a nd we're on speaking t.erms." Knight has received much criticism in his eight years at Indiana because 12 of his 41 recruits have transferred to othe r schools. "There was so much mental abuse. it was un· believable," Va laviclus said. "He's always c urs· ing you out. He never hit me. but I've seen him grab a player (Wayne Radford ) aod throw him against a wall. "l'D RATHER be happy than be on a national championship team . He turned m e off to basket· ball. I was so afraid of my next practice that I couldn't sleep at night." Knight says most of the transfers leave because of a lack of playing Ume. "I really believe that an those kads, except two, would have stayed if they had been getting more playln1 time." he said. "How many times do you hear players in the pros or college say, 'Play me or trade me'? And bow many Umea do they say 'I just wasn't good enough'? Now who's kidding who?" "TO PLAY for Bobby Knlpt, you have to be s mart," says Dave Bills, a former Knisbt auis· tant now coacbin1 at Oklahoma. "A lot of the tramfera aren't 1mart. They thint they're right, but they're not. Everythiq be does ls for their beneftt. And be drives blmaelf. -..llder than anybody el.le." "You have to be a certain kind of individual lo play for Bobby Kni1ht1" said Scott May of the Chic•So Bulla, who lea Indiana to the national cbamplonahlp in 1178. ·•vou bave to be a hard ·•oner. But moet bJ1h school kJdl are afraid of bard work. They've been babied all their lives: And to play for Bobby Knlcbt, you have to be able to take comtructJve crtticl~m." eo•s ATllLBTll and eoeet. are appalled at JCntpt'a treatment of bll playen. He's a tyrant. H_.11 rmt IDd nve at bll playera In public or tn private. Illa ullltaata wbo have aon• oa to bead co•eblnl Jobi admit &bey cauot be carbon copiea of K~ la motlntJ~ playen. · "I DI DGt .,...,, KDiOt ll. We beve dllfereat penouliU..'' u11 lob Weltlidl, bead coach et ( .. llNIO .... Pa ... , -·- Part of the reason Abrahetml) is sometimes overlooked is his size-5·10. L60 pounds. But he really hasn't been lost an the shuf· fie. In 17 games with the New England Tea Men last yeC1r, he had seven goals and 10 assists while languishing in the shadows of 30-goal scorer Mike Flanagan. IN 15 GAM ES with Tulsa. he scored six goals with sax assist!> He was sold to the Surf JU!>t hours before the July 6 tradmg deadline because. as ht-put:-. 1t "'We had different 1deu~ of how we should be doing things · Whi l e th e 26 -ycar o ld Englishman has been !>1tt1ng prett y in the eyes of Wall. Dave Jok e rst and Steve David Jtl~l t-scaped hls doghouse Both had been openly criticized for poor play an the Surf's I ·2 road swing earlier th1s month. culmmated by a dis astrous 3·2 loss at Detroit Sunday ··This should make up for 1t ... set1d Jokerst. who madr three br1lhant saves in the openmg moments of the first overtime l)e~s1on. "'I struggled on the road a nd gave up a c09ple of crappy goC1ls so certainly 1 w<1s d1sap· µoantcd an my play on the road "B UT I THINK I proved m y:. t' If to a Io t of p e op It• . (:specially those I work with. After the !(etme in Detroit. I c·o uldn"t look <1nybod y 10 tht! fare. I got my hand on all three goals and I d1dn't's ave any "Now I thank I got my con· f1de nce back along with the con- fidence of thosl' I play with ... David. a former two-tame NASL scoring champion relega·t· l'd to thl' Surf b<.-nch, tia:. bet!n crat1c1wd for h1i. IC1ck of produc ti\ 1ty <1nd for pasi.rng the buck but not lht• ball It wa:. he who dt·Jll Al>raham::. tht-perfec·t aoi-:-. after dribbling by a de· ll'ndl·r when Martin Cohen ft:d CSff SURI-'. P age 8 2) SURF'S LAURIE ABRAHAMS TRIES TO KEEP AHEAD OF PORTLAND'S GARRY AYRE_ _ TOMMY LASORDA Sl11mping LA Hosts Expos Tommy Lasorda is fresh off a victory, Re11te Smith Is going to question some teammates, and the Dodcers are ln the dreadful position of being 17tn games behind tbe first place Houston A1tr01. It's not known whether the three days off a re going lo help the National League champions, but tonight. will be a good test as they open the nrst of a three game aeries with the Montreal Expos. Burt Hooton (7·7> will be on the mound for the Dod1ers and he will be opposed by Dan ~chaheder (4·2>. T he Expos lead the NaUonal Lea1ue East by three 1amee ewer th• Cblcqo Cuba and PbUadelPbla PbllU•. If the Dodlen hewn 't ptten tbetr act tosetber by now \t could be a Iona, hot 1umm1r. In England Spaniard Leads Cold, Windr,Open LYTH A M ST . ANNES . Engla nd (AP > Severiano Ballesteros of Spain birdied three of the last four holes for a 6-under-par 65 that vaulted him into the early second-round lead today in the 108th British Open GoU Champ1onsh1p Ballesteros. with a 36-hole total of 138, held a :?·stroke le<1d over Tom Watson. wath most or the international field of 152 still out in t he cold , windy weather WATSON, TWICE a winner of this ancient c hamp1onshlp, scrambled to a round of 68 and was al 140, two under par for two trips over the 6,822-yard Royal Lytha m and St. Annes Club course. Both -Watson and Ba llesteros were among the early starters and there was no assurance the young Spaniard's lead would stand up. He was at 138, four un· der par for the tourna ment. Bill Longmuir. the obscure Briton who set the firsl·round p~ce with a 65. and U.S. Open champ Hale Irwin were at 5- under·~r on the course, with Loncmlloir at the turn and Irwin havlnc played six holes. Lee Trevino remained even par for the tournament throu1h 14 holes of the second round . Defend.ln1 champion Jack Nicklaus. Ben Crenshaw and J erry Pat.e bad later 1tartlnc Umes. Pate was third alone a fte r his openi n1·round et. Nickl•• aDd Crenabaw laad nnt • round 121. Tom Kit~ and Mart Hayes eat b l'IUld9 an early move at the .. leaders today. but each tell v1c· tam to the assorted golfing hor· rors of the back nine. which plays dead into the prevailing wind off the Irish Sea and 1s much more difficult than the front side. Hayes was out an 31. then came home in 44 Kite turned in 32 but wus back m 42. Hayes had a 36-hole total of 150, Kite 147. Some other American scores in the Se\:ond round F.d Sneed 75-15 1, llubert Green 71-148 , Masters ch am pion fo'uzzy Zoeller 72-150 . . SCUIT SCORES Mtf}OR YICTORY LAUSANNE, Switzerland-UC I rvine grad Steve Scott pulled off a m-.jor victory by beating New Zealander J ohn Walker in the' 1,500 me ter s race here Wednesday In an international track and field meet. Scott outlasted Walker and fellow American Ct'al1 Mashack In a frantic final sprint. Scott was , timed In 3:37.8, Walker In 3:37.83 • and M_..~cklD3:37.81. It waa a bad meet for Walker, who alao saw hl1 world record for the mile fall by the WQalde on Tuesday, when 8rtta,n's Sebastian Coe ran a 1:49.0 .. Kenya'• world record boldet Hr:;I Rono dln ppolnted the c ol 11.GOO Wedn1141aJ when lie f tll to lft9Mb plare ID the 3,000IDMen. I I \ .. . Man Spenda 1~7 ,500 So Kida Can See Game .._.,. :••n 000NT0. h . -A ....... 1111---••••••an .. 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Ct.tc or1aalutklal. part and recreaUoo dlrec· tora and aaeocles that work wtt.b chlldrea ln 10 nort.beulem WiacOMln counties are being contacted about lhe project, he said. The donation. which he said was not requested, wlll pay for the tickets, bua tranaportaUon and $2.50 per cblld for refreshments, and the football club will 1ive the children souvenirs. BASEBALL/BASKETBALL , ......... . KNIGHT ••• Mlaallllppl after a ltlnt worklac UDder Knight. "I'm u inteue but not 1uite u volaUle. "But th1Dk he'1.vaatly mla· undentood a a motlwator He recruits kidl who can b4! taqht to beco~ better playen and people. He take1 1reat pride ln hi• recnMta. Ht woo't reerull free spirits. And he tells kldl ex· actly how it'a 1o1n1 to bt when they come to lndlana." ..THEal!'8 NEVE• been a kid here who didn't know what was expected or ham ," Knilht said. ·'Coach Knight told me In hllh 11chool lhat tr I e1me lo Indiana and il didn't change my life , he wouldn't be doing his job," said May. while rehabllltallng hh1 knee on the lndl1na campw1 l111l month. "He did C'hange my life. He mf'an11 a lot to me. but I un- derstand him much better now t han I did as a pla yer Somt>tlmes it wa11 hard playing her e. P a rt of hi ~ coaching philosophy wa-; that he ln llmictat.ed us," May Raid • 'Thf' ol<k>r you got, the ea111f'r hf' W8'1 to play for." sa1 your parents They also gP.t <>marter as yoo ~et older · "I am pleued beyond belief," Null said. "I'm really quite encouraged that there are people in the community that feel, aa we bave felt. that this t1nd ol experience can be very memorable in t.be life ol a chUd." FOUR OF THE BEST -Former major league baseba ll s ta rs (from rig ht) Willie Mays, Ernie Banks. H ank Aaron and Maury Wills were on hand in Portland -~..,......,_ Wednesday night lo play former members ........ "fie., SURF ••. -----.,_,.•I llw •••------, o f the Portland Beavers. The Beavers lot;l, 9·2. In u three-Inning game. him down the rltht sideline Indiana Coach -...y llldlM: "If you feel players are cotnc to motivate t.bemaelvea, you're maklq a sad mi•take. You have to constantly be on top ol t.bem. Los· lng may stay wtlh you for a while, but it doesn 'l stay with the kids for more.than an hour." Portland Ltires Legends ON Tlr&EE similar plays in Detrmt. he took Jow·percmuge shot11. all of which missed. Ai>- pa rently, he has le arned hes leMon while riding the pine . .. DaV1d did nactly •Mt we wanted him to do," aald WaJI. ·He bl ew by somebody and passed the ball acrou instead of shooting from a n acute angle." •lftl-CINl•.,a ... T-e Money, Perseverence Pays Off Boeton CeltJcs rookie Lam lllrd responded to • a Wednesday story that be was plannina to play only five years and retire by sayt.nc, "I hope I'm with the Celtics for the next 20 years" ... A heavyweight title elimination bout between boxers Ke• Norloll and ~ LeO..it has been rescheduled for Aug. 19 in Bloomington, Minn. The 10-round fight bad been scheduled tor Sunday in San Diego but Norton suffered a rib injury while s parring . . . Bjon Bore dropped bis first two service games, but rallied to defeat C1lrtlc.plae Freyas, 6·4, 6·0 in the first round of the Swedish Open ... The Buffalo Bills' prize draft choice, Tom Coa1l11eau, has signed a multi-year contract to play with the Montr ea l Aloue tte s of th e Ca n a dian Footbal l League ... Runnin g backs Mike Hogaa and Jim lleUerwa, who were arrested on drug charges in June, have been released by the Philadelphia Eagles ... University of Tennessee coed Holly Bryant, who claims she waa permanenUy injured because of an auto wreck, is suing Pittsburgh Steelen punter Crall ColqldU for $3 million . . . Two officers ol the Denver Comets pro- fessional volleyball team, arrested for allegedly conspiring to dilpeme daqeroua drucs, succeeded in having their bail bonds reduced from $150,000 to $100,000 each. General Manager David A. Ca1e1 and bis brother, operations manager a.bert K. Ca1ey, were amonc 23 persons indicted on six counts or conspiracy to dispense.drugs. PORTLAND <AP> -For a they're afraid to try it." heard they've done all tblS pro-couple or hours on a hot night, motion ... * su•~ NOT~,..,._, f"9 _,, _ old Portland Civic Stadium was DIMAGG IO was to have DiMaggio said he had never in a time warp. joined Mays and Aa ron in a played in Civic Stadium, which ,~,.., ~.o.~. ~ "'' ~" ~ °'.,.. ~•\Oft M ttw :IO 0. ~ -n ,_. 1•111«1 on • -lly U<k Atwill\•~. -iKl ... 111 ,,,_ 11\t tout tn\ldt tM -llY ••-•, couldn I u~t w n y ,..,. d i dn 't o•t tn• fr~"'O•• nonor\ There was Willie Mays mak· dream outfield. but he begged wasn't used for baseball until Ing a running basket catch and orr because of a bad back. the 19505. ........ S-t ...... l\IM offt<••t •U 1\t\ on tr.. ... M . tO If \'Ott•rre c>t•v ,,.,...,. ,,_~Ay 0.. • cR!tntlf' llUC, ttw 5'l<f Get~ lnl'd to c le.r tl\e !Miii .... av 1rom 1tw -'·only to ,..,.., D•I• MttcltMI "''~ceDI Mllcl't••H'• \h04 dffle<IOO Oii '>ullM'l)41 '""' ~" J011e .. 11or ow IYU>Q -· •• J throwing a runner out at home I n s t e ad• h e b eca m e the Mays stole the show with his plate manager And Hank Aaron s lamming "I haven't lost one yet," he fu l l·speed basket catc h a nd the ball over the outfield wall. told Whitey Ford. perfect throw to the plate. 81 10 II wa• IM f'tQ/>11\ It~ lll1s YflM lt't<" I\, And Ernie Banks. the best DiMaggio was a late addition to "Say Hey," shouted a kid who 'un •8\ Ul..-0 IM>\I lt't<" rf'9UlatlO ••Qnt oo.nt~ lo ~· •o ••ttHn \••of •dlt> ~ 01.-.00 tn tht Amf"f•<itn Con· t,r,.nc• -" «K• SIM>uld s.<t 0"'90 ..,_,.on llW' '°"" S..tu...Wv. ,,,. !.un could l)ull into tl~I pt«~ goodwill ambassador baseball the field. C'ouldn't have been born when ever had, talking to everybody "I had a day to kill ." he said. May s was making c irc us on the sidelines. "This guy< Hersh > has got a pret· catches in the Polo Grounds and 1)~ ''"""'"II Sa1urd•Y \ llomo v•m~ ~·IMI Wt!\h•no•on "Let•s go. Beat on the ball . ._t_y_d_a_m_cd_g_ood __ li_ne_u_p_he_r_e_. _1·_v_e __ c_a_n_d_lcs_Uck Park. Run hard. Slide hard," the old Chicago Cub shouted. "Baseball Is the greatest game in the world." ...-----BcuehU Toda·-------. SOMEHOW, Mays, Aaron, Ba nks, Joe DiMaggio, Maury Wills, Whitey Ford and Bob Felle r gathere d Wednesday night at a Pacific Coast League ballpark for an old-timers game orianized by 24-year·old e n· treprcneur Dave Hersh. On tbls date in baseball in 1974 : The World Champion Oakland A's we re no·bit by Cleveland's Dick Bosman, as the Indians prevailed, 4·0 at Cleveland. Hersh, who owns the Portlanlt Beavers of the PCL, talked the old-ti mers Into playing a team or ex· Portland players that in· eluded former major leaguers Sam McDowell and J im Bouton. On this date in 1909: Cleveland short.stop Neal Ball pulled off the first un· assisted triple play ln modem major league history . Today's birthday. Former Chicago Cub Phil Cavaretta, wbo bit .355 in 1945 to lead the National League lD batting, is 63. lt took two things to get th~m he re-money and perseverance. perserverance. T~~-.Rdle "Sometimes it helps to pay the dollars, and we've been wortcing on th1a since November," said Hersh when asked bow he had assembled such a crew. "A lot or people are scared to spend som e dollars to try something like this. And sometimes they're In awe of these players and TV: Horse Racing -Today at Hollywood Park, 7 p.m ., Channel 52. RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Baltimore approx. 5 p.m .. KMPC (710). (Second game or doubleheader); Montreal at Dodgers, 7:25 p.m., KABC (790). Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE Wm Divlaloe W L Pd. GB A•sela 55 38 .591 Texas 52 39 .571 2 Minnesota 48 41 .539 5 Kanau City 44 47 .414 10 Cblcaso 41 so .451 13 Seattle 40 54 .OS 15YI Oakland 25 89 .285 30YI ; Eut Divtaloll Baltimore 59 31 .858 Boston ss 32 .a 2 Milwaukee 54 38 .587 6 New York 49 43 .533 11 Detroit 45 45 .SOO 14 Cleveland 42 48 .487 17 Toronto 21 M .312 31 ~ ........... 1cw .. Nt .. mes Kheduled ,...,.,.._ ....... (Aelt 7.7 MCI f'n>ll Ml ., INlllm«• cF......-t,.._.D,MenW1tH1,t"' Cllk ... CKt-M -... ,_ •» .. T-COerwlft M • .-.iM •SI. 2. t·ft SMnte I....._ S-7) .. ...._ Ck ...... •S..• ·-.. ~-OM .... C~ J.SI ...... Ylftl c.-.n ....... , ........... ,, ......... "'"'" 7-4), II .,.,, ... (UftWnNM ••• , ......... . ,..._...,, .. ~,... Nl .. ._Qty,.._. . Ml,• NATIONAL LEAGUE Welt DiYialoa W L Pct. GB HOUiton 54 40 .574 ClDclnDati '8 45 .516 51h San Franclaco 4S 48 .484 8~ San Dieco 43 53 .448 12 Atlanta 39 52 .429 U 'h Dodsen 36 57 .387 17'h Eu&DtYllloa Montreal 50 35 .588 Cbicaeo 47 38 .553 3 Philadelphia 50 41 .549 3 Pittsburgh 46 39 .541 4 St. Louil 44 42 .512 6'h New York 37 49 .430 131,; .......... sa... Nt.._.K~. T....,.tO- IMfttrNI (kiwi~ •21 •• ~ (HOOlon 1·71, II AtlMt• lllrluoler• H I .. Clllc•eo CM<Glolhen ... , Hwltell CJ, Nltllro IM _.... I(. I'-'! 5-SI •I .. ,~ Cl<IMft S-4 Mid atft9Wft J.JI, J.11 CIMllWMICI CMMMu Wl .. SC. i..ull IVlllUM<ll ... , ... ,._ Ylt1I Cllltl f.21 .. $M1 0-.. C'-"Y "61, II ..... ....... IC."'" tt•) et .... f'r-IKO ICWtlt J.JI," JDDSDlf SAFE! SPECIAL PURCHASE Ford Motor Co • IHc•tlH Cara - •••r 1tew '71 U1teol1t1, MercuryJ .... z., .. ,,. •• ln•HdDll ....... . All l••n ..... -4 1trlced ••r ••d•r _... .... ' ~fewtruckloads a week is all the Heruys we can send to Califumia. I know. I drive the truck!' H enry Weinh:trcf s Priv:t lc Reserve beer is 111:ide in ;i ..,m,111 brewery. following as dnsd y :b t )(b!:ii bl l: lhc methods devd opt"d )Y our founder when he bcg:in mak ing his beer in t he O regon Territory in 1856. By the nature of these 19th century methods. it takes us longer to brew H enry's than a contemporary beer. And by our choi ce, H enry's is aged considerably longer before it is relea~d from the brewery. The result is that a whole year's production of Henry Wei nhard's Private Reserve I ~"' I ho.~, ' '"" • 111,,, \\, ... 1 .... 1 11 .. ""'II I ••• ,"'"' ,.., onlv .1~ mudl L't:t.T .b .1 b i~ hn·wl:I')' r urns nut "' .1 ... mgic..· 1.b r. ~ ), un ... ~..-r~r .md.1hlr. I ' I-fe rny'.., m .1y ~nnwt lllll'' h1.· tll ...horr ~lll'P'r But \.\'\' .1r1.· m.1k 111~ c..·vcrv cflort lo meet the d~m:ind' of our home ~Cllc, and l e..) su ly stores, taverns, and restaurants tn Califor-:,: , r1ia . If you appreciat.~£~ quality. we believe if' you will find this premiusn beer well • worth any difficulty / you may experience : in locating it. T H! ILIT?·W EINHAltD llUWINO COMPANY OF PORTLAND, ORIOOfil t FOOTBALL/BASEBALL Thur1day, Jul~ 19, 1979 DAILY PILOT 83 Sb: Area Stando•ts Bead for R:ose ·Bowl Mesa Job To Peters . =· ... .. • .. .,wao••._ ............ -PAIADP•-A laalf doaea °' .Clllll ..... pnftNwUI M r~rll la*M ..... ••II All·atar football .... ....., .... tbe ... ..... ............... twit, ti Coaela BM · 1.-ter'a South ..._.,.~vati.,H111t 1tar1 Gil Compton (qaarterbaelll and KeYln M•r•erum twldt rec:elver >. ScUaon'• Steve D•v1• (defemlve baek> ud Mlke Dotterer crun ata1 back>. San Cltmente'a lllke Wade (def.naive back > and Mater Del Hlah'a Gres Brown <otfenatve 1u1rd I CO•Pl'ON WILL lhare duU witb Warren's Jeff Tedford IR tbe South'• lleld 1eoeral alter •u6dlq Ji'ountaln Valley to the cir Bil Five Conference cham· ploublp. He completed 55 per· c:ent ol bi.I pauee for 1,904 yards and aht touchdowns, tncluding 248 yards in the Barons 34· 14 championship rout or Servile. Margerum cau1ht 83 aerials in his senior season wbUe Davi~ and Dotterer led Edison to the Sunset League crown. Davis. a 14.4 hurdler, is a first team All·CIF Division 1 selec· lion, as is Compton, Margerum and Brown. Dotte re r was a second team choice. Wade, a defens ive back like Davis. was the South Coast League's Player of the Year and a first team All·CI F choice in Division JI . ALL ARE blue chip caliber Dotterer and Wade are headed for Stanford: Compton is bound Sports Mailbag Dear Sports Ed1tor 1 was reading your article on Coach Bobby Knight. tonight in the paper a nd thought I would send you a copy or m y letter to CBS Sports. I enjoy your paper und s ports sec tion ver y much. Keep up the good articles Charley I\. Ford Newport Beach. PS -The closest thing we have to Bobby Knight is Orange Coast College's Tandy Gillis. They are both excellent coaches. Dear CBS sports I was extremely upset the other night that such a fine s ports station c especially on basket· ball coverage> had an incompetent like Dick Stockton make s uch a statement as to say Bob- by Knight, the coach of o ur Pan Ame rican basketball team . was doing the wrong thing by grabbing one o r his players. First. Mr. Stockton iR not a coach and should n ot try to be one . Second. the player did n ot complain about coach Knight's actions, so who is Mr. Stockton to start judging someone he does not even know. Third. Bobby Knight is one or th e finest, if not ·the finest, active college coach in the U.S.A. To be a wi nner you have to pay a pnce; the formula is simple but Americans are looking for the easy way out. Mr. Knight will never s hort sell people and Am ericans. If he did be is smart enough to get out or the game. If we had more coaches like Bob Knight, Instead or baby sitters, this coun· try would never loose the GOLD !!!!!! Slnc:erely Cbarley A. Ford P .S. Please send a copy lo Mr . Stockton, and ask him if he talked to Mr. Knight's player. & BOii McLAREN'S BMW, INC. 1111BMW733 'llllY ,K..,., ll ..... IS..•m.utl· .. '". people don't know about. It puts me under &tress and I have to react.·· BROWN -"My older brother, Dennis. had played football for Mater Dei, so I figured I ought to, to carry on a tradition, sort of. : 'I 'm really excit ed about playing in the game, my friends and family can't believe it. Everyone who hears about the game wants to go.·:, Two of the most publicized players tn th~ •,game are the lif'!'1ftt-."'"11 n w / ,: .... Loi,~ u~ .. ~BtNPj ··11 ~~ Nortb'a Elway and the South'• Stanley Wlllon. Elway, in 1 ~ aeuons, complet· ed '22 pauea out of 123 attempta for' .878 yards and 49 toucbdoWDI for Granada Hi11I HJgh. Among bla honors are AU·American lo three polls and Southel'n California Athlete of the Year in prep circles. Recruited by virtuaUy every major college in the nation. he chose Stanford. Wilson, a 200·pouoder from Banning High in Los Angeles piled up 3,404 yards and 4l touchdowns in bis junior and senior seasons, leading the Pilots to a pair of Marine League crowns. Twice Wilson was named ... e Los Angeles City 4-A Player of the year. Tickets are $6 and $2.SO and proceeds are ticketed toward the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Lo6 Angeles. Kick9ff is at 7:30. Dan Peten bu taken ove duUes u bead vanlty hue coach at c.o.ta 11 .. Hl&b. Peten,:.:rlacea Jim Gmur who f81 thla apriag. Gmurf Ute Peten, was ~ product o Long Beach City CoUege an Millikan High. Peters alsq played at Cal Stale Fullerton. I ·:1 hope to maintain the p3' gram that hu been establish by Gniur. We have simila philosophies," says Peters . . . 1 Peters bas been involved wiur Costa Mesa High athletics a• junior varsity baseball and basketball coach. I Peters' duties, other than coaching baseball, are tentativ4' due to the lack of teaching open· ings in the Newport-Mesa School District. The 26-year-old Peters reside• in Long Beach with his wife, Karin, and 10-day-old daughter Jessica Co~eMAN lt3103AG.~ 3L.& MOu..oFti.. l!>oi!> SLe.E~N(; ~GS se1~!E<: ~ov Ii -r~~Le: 5A\£ ~4!'f> I SA~~s~ 'COiEM.Ail''COO~""S4iE .............. . "'~:-~~'6. 11 1111rp .. , .... ,,.,111 1111•11 1· Ill '' . 11111 ·: ..... T'' · ,,.,11 1 ,,,, .. I I I ' a FOR THE RECORD I SOCCER For the Record , ........... TNlt WI ",.. .. , ,.,.,, __ ,, , .. , .. ,.,, ... ·~· .. ,..,. lt4 ,,., ... ,.,,._.., ,..._I., fl.14 10 ,,.,._ .. ,..,._I. ,..., .. ,. , . .., ,..,._..,_ n.I HI .... ,.._.., , .. , Ml ,, " ... ,., .... ,. , .. ,._,,. n1 w. IH• I .. , .. , ... ,. ,. 110 ,~.,~ llO IS U UO 1• 1•-u• 14·1•-UO 1e tt-UO ,. ,. llO 1' IS UI 1' IS ISi 1' 11 ISi /)./t-UI 1 .. 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Je•n FrMlerltll, U!>A, 70 4 1 Eloonne Jell•r. !>wltlCrloMIO, 19 4' •· Misc. WEDNISOAY'S TltANS,6CT 10..S aASllaAU. AfMrketl u ..... CLE Vfl..ANO I NOI A NS -Ndmtd P.W l><M>\on f>'ICll"'Q <oe<ll ot 8dt•Y•d ot '"• N.., Vo•~ Penn Le.qll" H•hon•I Le ..... HOUSTON ASrAOS Re• ollM Fran> L•CO<le, f>ll<her. Iron> (l\erle\t<ln ot ,,... In ler,.al!ON I L•.oo-Pt•u1cl Tum OloU>n p1lt fler, on Ille cllWDl~CI 11\I HOCKEY Coetotral Ht<lltY LHgue OAllA!> Bl.AC.IC HAWKS Ndmtd lolln CllO~t" ri.4'dt0dtn IASltETaALL N•lleflal .. ..,,. ... 11 A1-1a11on NEW JER!>E Y H E TS -Na ma cl Bob M•t lCI,,_ e11 •nht•nl coacn. l'OOTaALL NelleMIF-HLe .. ue OE r ROt l LIONS -AMOun<ecl 111~ rtllre· menl Of Peul Neumotf, 11,,.1>ac11er. HEWORLEANSSAINf S -Releasl'dOll\ Ortw, llQlll encl; Roy Binion, cornert>.tcll; R&..OV C411U, llnet>aOet, itrwl Al P•rro\11, clel•Mlve !)eek. !.CATTLE SEAHAWKS Rel•a°"'" rim Bever, 119111 •nd, David Cll•rlt,, Jett Mor9an •rwl Robtrl Cllalman, wide r• (111ver\; Howard ~. c1.--renc. .. 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'"'H"'• t'h<IM'O Oii U rCHIOrtlll tiuslH, Uri· f1rt1~ro mrttl'il lnln II c·om putcr 110 thnl no mo rt• t hon two pl11yn l' rr1in1 1111 v v 1111tm~ or ho11tln~ M1u11cl un· on U11• rww -.1·nimt1l1·1I tt'um~ Thv.<>. th(' cultural (•xchnnge effect m which players from the host1ni; region~ Huntington Bt:ach. Cofita Mcs1.t , Newport. Beach, Irvine, Foun- t ai n Vullcy , Sun Cl em ente and San Juan" Ca pistrano. an· mulched walh players from Stabler's Absence Continues SANTA ROSA <AP> K enny Sl abler 's absence f r o m the Oakland Haidcrs trainani:: cu mp 1s en tering its sc•ccind week with no indication when t h e w uyw u rd quarterback will arrive on the seem•. The Raiders !)Ccmed c onfident Wednesday that Stabler would arrive here but that confidence wilted as the day wore on Slabll'r was reportedly ~een c<.ilmg lunch at an Oakltmd aret.i rc~t.auranl with li~ht end Davt: Casper, another traininl( camp holdout. while th<· team wasworkmgout. 11 u ~ ,.11 I l1u M 1.r N • al "11•1 llw ~.111 II V J1 lll11tf It '''"~ u tt lt11llti<'lf 1111 l11r w"11k Ill 111 u llff< 1 •111111 y u11•I :1u 1t I llrW• I '1111111 y h11111t·b ''" 1 1lill1.~ .. ,.11y 111 1111111 1111 111111 llttlllt'fil I') .. II • '' • 1,,., t I•' 111 1•rllll1 Ill"" 111 :i uy11 J<,.11 M u••k , th,. 1111111 111~1,,,. 111 "'11 ,, .,.,,, 111 w l1•1 11,.1 11"11 h i'> /\ Y'i'> llulllt11ul 11111111,.111<111 111111 1111 'I'll•' ft1llllL1I , h1· 11;•11.:. • rtq 1ltu b l1r 11111 yl11J1 w lll1 t u llil'I 1111111 ••cJul111,1I •'"Ii •11111 1 '"' 'I Uttt s. 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"I had hoped he would he hen • today," Couch Tom Fl or es sa id in an s w ering wh at h <i s become a daily question his quurlcrbuck 's whereabouts. "Rut it 's nothing lo panic about," he added. Sift llABT 2nd Annual .;~hlltH~EIJ ~rn3., 20°/o-50°/o OFF ALL SALE ITEMS ANIA • ADIDAS • FILA • a' Kl • TACCHINI • LA FOMT • IOGHER 3 DAYS ONLY -THURS., JULY 19 ·SAT., JULY 21 SALE~ OFF LADIK T&IMIS HEAD DRESSES HEAD SHORTS HEAD SKIRTS 1st LOVE DRESSES 1st LOVE SHORT SETS ANBA SHORTS ANBATOPS MIN'S TIMMIS SHOITS FILA ELLESSE • SERGIO TACCHINI LAFONT BOGNER HEAD ADIDAS • BOAST • • • ...... ,... .. lllllTS FILA ELLE88E SERGIO TACCHINI LA PONT BOGNER =:. 80AIT REG. •40 '29 '18 '38 139 123 '18 REG. •38 •so •36 •35 '38 '26 •20 •24• REG. •38 •l5() '3& •40 •24 •15 •11 •11 MOW 26.10 It.SO 12.00 21.IO 26.00 11.IO 12.00 MOW 2UO JUO JUO Jut 24.11 17.IO IJ.IO 16.71 MOW JUI IUO 2UO U.71 ..... .... ..... IUI SALE !t3 OFF TENNIS RACQUETS REG. DAVIS IMPERIAL '419! SPALDING WORLD OPEN'36 SALE 50% OFF SPALDING LA VITESSE '38 SPALDING JR. TOURN. BANCROFT KING HOW 21.IO 24.50 25.50 14.50 26.SO 40.50 LADIES TENNIS BOGNER SKIRTS BOGNER TOPS BOGNER DRESSES ADIDAS SHORTS ADIDAS TOPS HEAD DRESSES HEAD SHORTS HEAD TOPS ROBBINS DRESSES ROBBINS SHORTS ROBBINS TOPS SAIL SHORTS SAIL Sl<IRTS SAIL TOPS •mg•••• SKIRTS TO'S • • • HIAD IWIMWIAI LADIES MEN'S REG. •39 '16 140 '24 116 •39 '19 •16 •25 '14"° •13 • •23eo '25 '15 •48 •2e •20 REG. •28'0 '14 MIWPOIT llACM 1111w.c......,. MOW It.SO 1.00 20.00 12.00 1.00 lt.IO t.IO 1.00 IZ.IO 7.21 7.J• uo 11.71 IUO 21.00 IJ.00 10.00 MOW IUI , .. YAMAHA YFG 50 KAWASAKI GRAPHITE RULER 90.SO ~~ SALE~ OFF TIMMIS Ir IUNMIM& SHOH K. SWISS NIKE REG MOW ·2~ 17.lt 127"6 11.10 TIGER (Tigress) PUMA (Rockette) ADI DAS (Finalist) '29 tt.10 '22" 11.10 '1496 I0.10 ADIDAS (Tennis Cup) '19" 11.H ADIDAS (TRX) '27" 11.10 ADIDM (Nataee Master)•29 lt.10 PUMA (Speed Rider) '391' H.IO LAeuMA MU.I MALL . 14111 ............ •MONT IHOlll ............. ...... ...... ..., ....... '• a......, ··~NaMIMMJN S..IW llMlt-7'67 w...Ml .. 1MIN latN -. ·-----...~ ------~-----~.._. ........ -~?~·----- w. II••• ••• a1n1 ..... ,, CJ r • • ' I • Off• ...... " ... will be ._, on u.. 0r.,. Cout um ••••• ......... yad& cluba coa\la11la1 ... ar HnOD·loo1 ..... for aromd·U..buo11 COin•~ t'!'Uoa. Bahia Corild.blaa Yubl Club bu lcMcMed tM fourtb rac. ot Ha An1•lm•• Serlea for l'•rformuce Handicap 1•ebt1 0. 8a&urda1; Balboa Y adat Club will NDd PHRJ' aad lalAmla· \Utnal Off1hore Rule <IOR> Jat"8 OD I toW' of lbe olflbore marbn OD SUDday. and Dana Po&at Yadlt Club will at.ace the tDurtb rae. ot lta Dana Seriea for '8RF on Saturday. All ti..... of aalUna t'ral\, from dln1blea to keel boats. have been tavtted to compete in Newport Harbor Yatht Club's Summer Gold Cup re1atta Saturday and Sunday. Dana Point Yacht Club wiU also be boat to the Yacht Racing Union's Stewart Carpenter serlea for Junior sailors Salur· day and Sunday. and Capistrano Bay Yacht Club wlll host Junior Sabot and Laser sailors in a con· tinuatlon of Its Junior Serles Sunday. Sonae Catch Expected to draw skippers and crews for ocean racing boats up to 30 feet Saturday and Sunday is the Midget Ocean Racing Association C MORA> dlamplonship for that rating. Little Ships Fleet of Long Beach will send a neet of women sailors to Catalina Island and re· tum to PHRF yachts Saturday and Sunday, and Seal Beach Yacht Club has scheduled its Midsummer Small Boat Regatta for Saturday. Jf you want to know how the sand bass are biting orr the Orange Coast try asking Dick Godman of Long Beach (top) and Joe Logeman of Huntington Beach. Both post- ed these limits aboard the boat Sportfisher out of. Davey's Locker recently. Colorful Classie In other Southern California Yachting Association areas: ~M9fllc•••Y $ANTA MONICA YACHT CLUB -R•< ¥ LM IH Reo-11• IPHRF) S..IU<dey, Suncley. PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB -"9MM>n T rop11y rec., Salutd•y Flight of Lasers Set for July 29 S.1tOl990 SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB -C•I 20 ""tloMI <.htmplo,,..hlp, IOCIAy, Saturday, Sunoo , C.t1·70 iunlM c.....,.,._,.lp. SUndey. SAN OIEGO NI.VY SAILING CLUB OI> tlml~I Clul> Re9411A IC•l·7S. C•l•lln• n C•t•lln•·'7. Columl>I• 7'. HOl>tt•H , 16 Mot9en.70; ~~l S.lurday, Sunday SANTA CLARA RACING ASSOCIATION - Olympic cln~ r~ll•. Sunday SI LVER GATE YACHT CLUO Cllol><'• SeflesNo.J,~. .... ~ ... ···-SANTA BARBARA 'YACHT CLUB WlllOft SeriH No. 4, s.turdirf, S<#ldey. UNTA BARBARA SAILING CLUB -SuMmer ~·-1~ We5TL.AICE YACHT CLUB -#ldMimmer 11 ... ne. 5'llllNy Newport. Harbor's most uni q ue, spectator-oriented yacht race, the Flight or the Lasers, is scheduled to blanket the bay with dacron for about two hours July 29. It is the only truly yachting event sponsored by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· merce and is successor to the famed Flight of the Snowbirds which for 40 years was heralded llM NIEllEC 'l. First Catch Of Albacore The first sport catches or albacore were reported on Tuesday and at press lime information was a bit on the sketchy side. . . , According to Tom White, spokesman for Fisherman s Landing in San Diego, 21 longfins ranging in weights from 13 to 15 wunds were picked up by one sportrisher operat ing out of San Diego. This weekend will probably tell a more complete story as it is likely that the entire sport, charter and private fleet or boats operating out of the border city will be out in the area trying to locale the main school of migrating al bi es. These fis h were OUTDOORS degrees off Point Loma, ( ) located 105 miles, 235 and that is all the in· formation that w as ""-----------...,, passed on. Once the school is localed the season will be full on and daily changes wlll be anticipated by skippers to keep the fish in sight. THERE HAS BEEN no word from the commercial boats as to f1Bhing conditions, and they also will be out in full force trying to make up the three weeks that the albacore have been mlAlnl from local fiabable waten. Water and bait cooclltlona seem to be ideal on the out· side and it is hoped. even tbouab we are having a late Jongfin season, that il will be a good one. It wu predicted that it wu going to be later than usual aeuon. but DO one anticipated. ha~lng to wait this long to have the first sport catches arrive 10 San Diego. It la difficult to anticipate when the first albacore of the seuon will be brou1bt into Newport Harbor, but there is a poulb6Uty that it could be this weekend if some of our raster boats are wUling to make the long trip for the red na1 preeentatlon at the Balboa Ancllng Club. •EA.NSHILE, LOCAL ftSIONG remains good for sportftaben operatina out of Davey's, Art's and Dana Wbarf. The bait la holding up and 1ooc1 mixed catches or bul. bonito and mackerel are makine up the bulk of the summertime catcbel. 1'bln are IOID8 barrt• ua yellows be1q taken dally. but tlMn an DOt enoulb ID local w.._. to make a story. -S..-olelO boata tbat are aot oar after albacore are ftaldq tbl CGroudo b .... for'. •utetJ of ftlb topped by ,.nowe md wldte •• bua. Tbe ,ellowtall count bu been :l.:'.!:'' :rear ad~ aqlen ancl*ippencan not wl&J. 1'bln an .,._ ot yellowl ln the water, but they Juat are aot llltlq. lla1be with UM pnuure taken off our .... .._.,.. 18l1nda ot lluleo by boata headinl out for Joajllm, tbe 19UowtaU bite will Improve. 8AY #MING baa 1lowed down due to all tbe boat trafftc, but ltil1 IDllen are picklnc up aome nlce 1potted bay blll. 1mall ltlpen and either ueortecl ftlb during ear-11 mondlll ad late nealal lloun. wt11 die ..._., crowdl oa bMcbel, 1urf filbint la rat· ed 11 ..-. llMll pMr Mlal 18 not too Md for tboM setUnl oat W,: :I =i:.= a': .lmdor l'1lblDI Touma· •ild 11 wll .... ., Wiiia IDel ti putlel~ tllil JHr. ftelll" a.11 ...... ..,JG p•aDdUaenaretwo ......... ,, ... ~_.uaou,..... ftr _.. ......... • blYIM JOUr cblldna eater 91 JI , ................ 8ltM ... A.C. at '71Mm. as th e "biggest little yacht race in the world." With the demise of the colorful little Snowbird Class, the Com· modore's Club of the Chamber of Commerce finally settled on the 14·foot Laser, a popular in· ternaUonal catboat to replace the Snowbird in the midsummer event. Spectators line the shores of the bay from the Balboa P a vilion lo both sides of Lido Isle to watch the antics of the Little sailboats as they maneuver up and down the bay, the ir skipperJl In quest of a number or trophies given for the e vent. As was the case in the Flight of the Snowbirds, entries in the Flight or the Lasers does not re· quire membership in a yacht club, though most yacht clubs in the area cooperate ln staging the event. Starting lime ls 1 :30 p.m. Jn addition to the prize for the overall race winner, plaques will be awarded lo tbe lop 10 finishers. Other trophies are awarded to the first married couple to finish, youngest boy. youngest girl, first girl to flnish and to the oldest skipper. For further information and entry forms call the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· merce, 644·8211, or one or the local yacht clubs. <:ook Eyes 1\'lacho Title Newport-Beach's Grandma Betty Cook has her eyes gllled firmly on ber second straight na· lional championship in the macho ofCabore power boat rac· ing circuit. It all depended OD ber ability to finish high in the Benl.bana Grand Prix off Pt. Pleasant. N.J . Wednesday, where she finished third. Cook, the attractive 56-year· old grandmother, the only woman engaged in the rugged sport of offshore racing, boosted her chance for another national title when she drove her new Brllish-deaiped and built tunnel hull, Kaama, to a decilive win in the Manufacturers Bank race at Detroit, June 29, ralaine her point total to 1,025to125 for run- nerup Howard Quam. Before the &tart of that race Cook WU tied on points with Charlie McCartby. winner of lut Marcb'1 BuabmW•a Grand • Prix at Newport Beach. McCarthy wu unable to make the Detrok race becau.e or a trucklnl strike. Joey Ippolito, wbo wu oaly 29 points behind Cook and McCarthy before the Detroit race, dropped farther out ot tbe running when he could not tel hl• Mlcbelob Llpt up to speed and wu fwtber bampered b1 a myaterloul mapettc tnlluence ln Lake st. Clair that aent eom· pallet u much • ~ delNet off. Ippolito ftnllbed atxtb, luv· in1 blm wttb en Po6Dtl loUll In· to tile Ben•ltana race. ID tbil year•a eamplip. Cook baa been lharuU., between ber new t1amel bull ud tbe •· foot Scarab-dealp ·,_. lhurlday, July 19. 1979 DAILY PILOT U • It's Official: Arriba No. l.1 ~ N~vigator Key to Tra1Upac Handicap Title 87 ALllON LOCKAaEY ......... ~Wft-Dennla Cboate'a a-foot sloop Arriba saved her time to of· ncially nail down overall and Cla11 B corrected Ume honors ln the 30tb b6ennJal Loi Anfeles lQ HonoJuJuTranapac race. Marina del Rey, with a correct- ed time of 11:19:00:11 . Handicap wtnner in Clau A was the 80-foot ketch Jader, s kippered by John Galanis, Greenwich. Conn. maklng bis first West Coast race. Jader is a s ister·shlp to Jim Kllroy's Kialoa which won the Traospac In 1977. Arriba ls a King-Choate· Andrews custom designed sloop built by the owner at bis Long Beach plant and was making her first Transpac alter a successful campaign in local offshore ra~ since she was launched late last year. IT BECAME apparent several days before sbe finished Arriba would pick up handicap honors as her navigator. Ben Mitchell one of the top celestial navigators and weather expert:> in the local yacbtlng fraternity. took the boat far to the south or rhumb line early in the race to avoid the deadly "Pacific Hlgb" that stalled most or the 80 yachts in the race. . BOATING Yacht Club. Others in the. crew were Steve Rossi, Ron Love. Alan Vaughn and Dave Reed. The Class D corrected time winner was Brown Sugar, a custom Peterson·38 sailed by Ulf Werner . San Francisco. Her 1 n a vigator was Jake Van Heeckerand who navigated the , 1973·1975 winner Chutzpah. M llchell decided on the southerly route early and went farther south than Drifter and several other Class A boats which were first to finish in the 2,225·rnile race. By dolng so they sailed farther but raster than the boais which we re stalled for over a week by the high pre- ssure area which split and strad· died the great circle and rhumb line courses. Also on Arriba's c rew was Dick Blatte rman, a veteran Transpac sailor from Balboa BIG SVRPRISE of the race was the second p1ace handicap finisher, .Miyakodori Ill, a Sparkman & Stepbens·44 skip· pered by Hiroshi Okazaki or Japan. lo the 1975 Transpac the boat, sailing ln Class A, finished third in her class. In this year·s race she was a Class B entry Arriba and Miyakodori finished only about an hour apart. but the Japanese boat gave time to Ar riba. Arriba's elapsed lime in the race was 14 days, 11 hours. 40 minutes and 54 second$, correct· ed by her time alldwance to 11:14:42 :51. Miyakodori's cor reeled time was 11:18:44:55. Third place went to the Class C entry, Secret Love: an S&S-41 owned and skippered by Brad Herman of Del Rev Yacht Club. Last boat to finish was Nim· ble. a 42·foot s loop s ailed by William A. Nickerson, Portland. Ore. NASA Seeks Yacht Owners The North American Sailing Association is seeking owners of sailboats such as the Aquarius, nalboa. Ensenads. La Paz and Wind rose classes These ;irt• boats produced or hci ng produced by Laguna Yachts, Inc. or their subsidiary. Coastal Recreation, Inc. llcre at home NASA is looking primarily for second-owners to give them an opportunity to join the association. Owners of eliga. blc boats should write to NASA. P 0 Box :111>4. Newport Beach, 92fiflll RHQUlnl WHITEWALL Fu<l Ex S1zo Price SALE PRICE Tax A78·13 $37.95 $33.95 $1.74 C78·14 $40.95 $36.95 $2.01 E78·14 $44.95 $39.95 $2.21 F78·14 $47.95 $42.95 $2.34 G78·14 $4895 $43.95 $2.53 H78·14 $54 95 $48.95 $2.76 E78·15 $47 95 $42.95 $2.33 F78·15 $4895 $43.95 $2.45 G78·15 $4995 $44.95 $259 H78·15 $54.95 $48.95 $2.82 J78·15 $55.95 $49.95 $3.06 L78· 15 $56.95 $50.95 $3.11 Sale ends July 21, 1979 Lowest Prices Ever on the General Steel Radial Features 2 tough steel belts, a reslllent nylon cord body and and a gutsy, 5-rlb tread. s35~8SlllOR•3 tubelft• wMewelf plue S2 II Feel Ea fu WHILE THEY LAST ... SUPPUES UMITED .__~PECIA BRAKE OVERHAUL ,... cst wMt ........ ,,.., ..... .,. ... 1. lnslell Otec,.,. a llnlnos 8. lnepect tnlce hot~!ll 2. Rebuild wheel cylinders 9. lnapect master cyl. ·3. Returfece rob'l I drums 10 Add ftuld. If nee. 4. Pact< front Whtel 11. Rold Test beartnos . 5. lnstlfl new front grene $ 75" seats • e. lnatell return & hold· down9Prinot 1. Bleed & flush Master Cylinder R99u1~r WHITEWALL Fed El, Sl1e ~pl11Ces Price SALE ""ICE Tu CR78·13 $50.95 S3U5 $2.11 OR78·14 $58.95 S3US $2.36 ER78·14 FR78·14 S62.95 S45.95 $2.52 GR78·14 $66.95 $41.95 $2.62 FA78·15 S63.95 s.M.ts $2.61 GR78·15 $67.95 S41.95 $2.79 JR78·15 $75.95 116.H $2.95 HA78·15 LA78·15 $79.95 WITH THIS COUPON FRONT WHm AU&MMEMT Adjusting caster. camber. • ... II.ti toe settings and ateef'lng 11 $ 2'' needed and road test vour car. Addil1ona1 perte •nd 1 service cost extra if needed. PU & Vans extra. llA!f!CMIOI ..,.. _ _.,ol_l!M"-'"" _.....,. __ ... ..,.-...,..,..,.,__.., ,.,...,.,., .._,. .. 11 .. -IMll~ COAST GENER;\L TIRE 2855 Hm bor m.cl. Costa Mesa. C•fonla 540.1110 ~--Soon•ror 1111~ pt°''" ~1n1rala ...... _...,, . ,/ . ] t . . ~ .. . r_ -. Business Final Debate: How Bad Ahead a, IOBN C1JNNUP ,_ ............ W Ida boll9 U. maa ID t.M "1low·moving cash re1latens are t.ellla1 a very ditferent11t.ory." I Job St arts }1 i On Final I i ................ ~ ol tbe r.dlra1 ._.rv• Board COHMl81 tbal f'HHllOta 18 •lnadJ ...... or •bout '° am ... tbe41U18Uonold9cne~ ........... rMeuSoft, wit.h the a.m economy Prinklnc 0.5 percent to 2 per ~Dt . Hla forecut also antklpatetl price lnrreua of u much " 1 l r:~ent t.bll year and 11.S perce.nt 10.~ percent Mxt )'t1tr, and unemployment h1ttin1 6.35 1.>t-r rent to 7 perr11nt by late lhis yHr and. l .t pettenl lo 1980. ( NEW . .4N.4U' l .'i J both report.a deacrtbe a clilmal picture, at deeply damaged economy. particular ly becauie l11'111lloo ls seen u persisting at an unacceptably tllih tate. Sia~ December. ll observes. retail aales have dropped rou1bly 1.5 perceal. or more deeply than in many run re- cessions. "AND IF WE HIT a streak of bad luck," It concl \ldes, "lh.ls re· cession could vie with \he last one (1973-1975) for the dubious distinction of being the deepest since World War Two." 'Place' Ste ConatrucUon has begun at New part Place. a 10-st.ory. • ' II any toretHter1 expect economic probleD'll over Ule ant year to be worH than for .. "" by UM Wblle Howe. and &bat apparently lnchldel G. Wllllam Miller, appointed by PrHldent Carter to head tbe Ped •RLU TOLD THE House Ba.n.klna Committee t.b.11 fttk that· -be foreMe& a "moderate" * * * The Wblt.e ltouH ror.,rut 111 for a tm decline in output ot 0.6 percent: a riae in unemployment to e.s percent by the final quarter, and inflation or 9 8 ~r cent t.hit year and 8. l percent In 1980. CO•PA&ED WITH THE ex· perlence over lhti pnt decade * * * Poll Shows Conce rn Over Next 10 Years t NEW YORK (AP) Americans share President Carte.r's concern about the country's immediate future and his faith that U.S. technology can find solutions to lhe energy crisis, an Associated Press-NBC NeW1J. poll shows. The poll also round that Carter's speech to the nation Sunday night apparently helped convince millions or Americans of the same. Eight percent of the 1.600 seriousness or the energy situa· adults in~erviewed nationwide It w111n't more than a few ye•m1 .. go, you'll recall. that re· ceis•ioo wua viewed u a remedy u palnlul one -ror inflation. It wa.'l sald that they opposed each other. countered each other. Or so it was believed. Other beliefs also have been lntmpled in recent weeks. oolably the adm inistration's view that the economy would luck through, despite the near· con sensus among private forecasters lhat a r ecession was due. MAN\' ECONOMISTS still c hallenge the White House estimates as being too op· timistlc. Citibank's newsletter. Economic Week. comments this week that it bas become more pessimistic than many forecasters. While "the White House is tell- ing the country that this re· cession will be mild," it states. Merrill Lynch Economics has just warned executive clients: "Caution is lhe watchword. This is a time when orders are likely to be canceled. and when credit difficulties m ay well begin to surface." CONVENTION CHAIR MAN Modomac's Morton Fink Morton Fink Chairs Outlook Convention Morton Fink, 52 year-old chairman of the board for Modomac In· dustries, Inc., a Santa Ana chemical products manufacturing con- cern. has been named general chairman of the Economic Outlook Convention scheduJed Oct. 2-4 at lhe Anaheim Convention Center. The convention, the 17th such annual event, is sponsored by the Orange County Chamber or foot high tower that will be them e building for Emka Development and Realty Co.· 200·acre Newport Place bus park adjacent John Waynf Alrpart. The $20 million, 190,42t· square-foot building will be Ute last major construction in the e1ght·year·old park, according to Robert A. AUebom, president o f Newport Beac h -based Emkay. THE ESTIMATED 14-month construct1on project is a joint venture or managing partner Emkay and the Great.West Life .A ssurance Co. or Winnipeg, Manitoba The hexagon-shaped building will have 23.910 square feet 011 the ground rtoor planned for a single tenant. l ion and bolstered suppart for by telephdne were not sure. his proposal for a massive syn-But. asked about the future of thetic fuels program. the United St.ates, the public is In his speech, Carter spoke of still deeply optimistic. Fifty. the national crisis of confidence eight percent said they have a arrd of lhe public's loss or faith lot of confidence and 32 percent in th e f uture said they have some confidence McDonne~ Douglas E yes Purchase of Microdata Co mm er ce and about 50 cooperating agencies. Fink is chairman of the ad visory committee to the Orange County Transportation Com mission: a member of the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce board of directors and or Delta Nu Alfa. national transpartation fraterruty. The second floor will have 23.031 square feet of·space cerl· tere.d around an atrium. Floon.; three through 10 will each have 17.936 square feet of available space. lo be leased to single or multiple tenants NEWPORT PLACE 1s built on land purchased through a joint venture or American GeneraJ In· vestment Corp. and Emkay in J anuar y 1971 from Loc kheed Aircraft. T HE POLL, TAKEN Monday and Tuesday, found that Americans are worried about life in this country in the next 10 years, in contrast to their over- whelming confidence in the na· tlon's longterm prospects. in the nation's future. Only 9 percent said they have little or no confidence in the future. One percent was not sure Donald W. Fuller, chairman and chief executive officer or Microdata Corp., Irvine, says the company's management is djs. cussing acquisition by McDonnell Douglas Corp. Fuller a.lso said that other inquiries regarding the acqu1sit1on of Microdata are being pursued. More than $16 million in la.ad sales have been recorded there and 60 business buildings have been erected dunng the eigbt- y ear dev elopment span. or those. 18 have been constructed by Emkay. including--t'he-$4.2 m1lhon Sheraton Newport Hotel com pleted.1n mid-1975. Thirty-four percent said they think life in this country will be better 10 years from now. but 31 percent said they think ure will be worse. Twenty-seven percent said life would be about the A PRINCIPAL feature of the energy program that Carter un- veiled Sunday night calls for massive spending to develop the technology to wring gasoline and other petroleum products out of coal and other m ineral r e· sources that this country has in abundance The discussions are in a preliminary stage and no agreement with McDonnell Douglas or any other company has been reached. he said. Microdata had been engaged in acquisition discussions with International Telephone and Telegraph Corp but the dis- cussions have been terminated. HE IS ALSO A m ember of the National AJliance of Busmess and Friends of Smithsonian. Washmgton. D C. Convention theme this year 1~ .. The ChaJlengmg so·s .. Ticket sales information and other details on the outlook <.'On vention are avail;;ible from coun t y chamber. 634·2900 Microdata manufactures business computer systems. key -to· d isc data entry equipment and peripherals that are sold cind serviced through a network of branch offices. authorized dealers and distributors. Emkl:ly 1~ a wholly owned sub -;1diary or Morrison-Knudsen Co of Boise. Idaho NABERS ({. ~ 'O /·/J/L,, ;~·d c;,atUFJ!£l(-.~ .. LEASEFRoM THESOURCE • NO MIDDLEMEN • EXCELLENT SELECTION • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9100 $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTVSECONDS • Inter-• only .. .,..... •.e.tto.r telcplitone ....... ··-•Co-ncial ........... •W-lllyco....._.ta .... _ ... , t.114 .... • 81ton *-._ ••. ,_ ..... 3,,_,. • S-tlwnl Cotlforn .. pr~-...... 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Fl Las A.,..1~. c.a. _, Publt\hed °'""""' Co•\1 CJa1ly Pllol July 11. l'I 2•. AUQ 2. 1'74 7~7'1 PUBLIC NOTICE • _,1 PICTITIOVS 9USIHl!S$ MAMIE STATl!"°NT Th• lollowlno oer10ns •re ootno l>uslneslH' JAM, 3333 BrlstOI !>lrHt, Cosl.11 M9M, C...lfonllat'62• PAHTSFAAH CE, I H C •• a Calilornle c.orPOtetlOft, m N. Rodeo Or Ive. S.Wl1y Hiii•, (.allfornl• '°110 Tiiis buM...U ll ,,_tee! by • C.Of'• PGf•tlon. P.,...'lfr...c•, Inc Je<ry MeOnill. PrHldent This stat-' WH filed with 1119 C-ty Clfftt OI 0reft91 County on July 1>. ""· MILLllllt, OLASSMAM -8 1tOWMUfG, IMC. ............. on .... •., .._,, ....... CA "2lt ~t111f1 P\lbll"*I Or-Cont 0.lly P1101. Julytt,2'-MIQ.7.•.tm 1n1.,. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIQ OP INT•NTtOltl TO •MGAO• IN THE SALE OP ALCOHOLIC ••YlllltAOH ATTENTION All SENIOR CIT IZE NS By Terry Grant, R. Ph. The aging process can cause hardening or the arteries and liver. Elder- ly people are more sub· ject to arthritis. heart trouble, bron<.'hial coughs. prostate and bladder troubles. IC you will immediately visit your physician at the very first signs or such troubles. the odds are you will not only get relief Crom distress. but also team how to take care of yourself and hve a longer. healthier lifr. We now have sustaining mt"dlclnes to keep aging ailments controlled ToWMfl'lllM.t:=rn: YOUR DOCTOR CAN S111>Jec1to l~•o4 ttlelk•~"I>-rflONE us when you p11ect tor. notk• '' ""'""' 111...,n n..t need a medicine. Pick up '"' under1l0Mo propou1 10 sell your prescrtplion If elc.ottollc Mwretn •I !tie °""'''"· dHcrt-.. too~ In u. _. Pl'O· sh of ping nearby, or we •IOtdt>etow: wil deliver promptly t1n4-11 llfOOllllunt S.reet, F-· without extra char0 e . 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I sa."J tl.i H Lio llfi 1t• NL t MMe , 4 " •V.. llHf NL I :J.: IO H LMfll :Ji! 8f1ll 1l. ;; a• N =::-,:,; HI,. a ,,,.,.,,... 111 r:. rl = ~ I :t ..... ~ ~. =t f '":fl'. NL __ _,NL • ,,., .... NL .. ..,. ...;;:,,. • ...... oi 11M NL -· • a IMI• OW911 " ,, . __; -------------···. . I NYSE COMPOSI1'E J TRANSACTIONS . 'Station' Chain Declines LARKSPUR (AP> -Victoria Sta· lion. Inc., the firm baaed be~ tbal operates a chalo of 99 restaw-ant.a across the country, has repo..u.I a 36 percent drop in profits. Tbe chain reported Wednesday that it earned saot,000, or i'I cents a share. bl tbe three rnonlbs ended June 24, down from Sl,308,0QO, or 45 cena. for the same period a year 110. Two ~ •to. the troubled cbaln hired. the blV91lment banktaa ftrm ot , Salomon Brothers "to uplore all · courHS ot Ktlon. lncludlnl llaa pou1. ble merpr or sale of UM compan1•1 bu1ln•." Thurlclay. July 19. 1979 N D~ll. V Pll.Ol' S1 'lletlahe9ftd' Some Retire To New Careers I By SYLVIA POaTBa Whee 'Jbomu F. Murray retintd at 15 u ueeutlve vice president o( Equitable Life Aaaurance Society ot the u .S. three years aco. be tint moved into a private couult· lng bualneu and, last July. because prealdeat ol American c;ontinental Propertles. a newly organised real estate firm tor foreilJl investors. "Moet people who retire diuppear." says MurFay. "They buy a condominium in Florida and get lost. Not me. l didn't want to join the roclcing·horse brigade." A FEW MONTHS BEFOJlE nM llYDE& was due to retire in 1978 as chairman of the board of Ryder System. Inc .. a bUUon-dollar truck leasing company he founded in Miami 45 years ago, he confronted his board of directors Jle negotiated away a lifetime pension of $100,000 a yur in exchange for the freedom to go back into business for himself. competing with the company in which he is the largest individual stockholder. "I had what I think are some ideas for doing things better. 1 couldn't pers ua de my direclbrs a nd officers to make some decis ions I felt. were essential for the future success of the companx." Ryder says. "So I quit and start· ed my own company again." Not long ago, Walter S. Mack, 82-year-old first presi- dent or Pepsi-Cola, organized. a. group of retired bever age com pany executives and started the King Cola Corp. The formula for the new cola drink was prepared by 63-year - old Thomas Elmezzi. a former chief chemist a t Pep!'i, the average age of Mack and his as sociates is 63 Mack and his a!> socaatcs want to discard the traditi ona l Money's Worth r ranch1sc bottling system 1 n the soft drank bus mess and bottle their products a t 29strategically located plants. ··w e hope to be No. 1 within 10 years," Mack' says. "tr Campbell 's soup and Heinz ketchup can deliver their pro- ducts from a few well ·located processing centers. so can we·· These <Are JUSt a few Americans w1lh sufficient im aginallon and vitality lo retire lo new careers a:, they re· lire from the ir old positions BUT THERE ARt; MANY MORE WHO yearn for re· tiremcnt only to find themselve'i emotionally troubl~ when th(.•y cca sl' working at the daily routine . They aro psycholo~1cally unprepared for th · drastic alter ation from work to le1i.11rc cand oft<'n rand the unexpected stress of this changl' lt•u<h to m1•ntal depression and other health probkms wath which tht•y <i re unabel to cope. "We read and ht!ar a great deal about financia l plan ning for retirement, ca very real concerp,'' s ays Or Patrick Montana. pres1denl oC the National Center for Career Life Planning .. But that 's only pa rt of the necessary groundwork. ·'The experience of tod ay's retirees s hows that personal pre-retirement counseling is critical to a secure and m eaningful retire me nt." The center is part or the American Management Associat1on, a non·profil educa- tional organization supported by business that cooperate.i; with corporations in setting up retirement programs. 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(Part 2) m MROOtJCtNO 8IOLOQY "The Nervous Syatem" 7:30 IJ YIPE DON'T BE ARWO Stan Freeburg hosts thla special explalnlng fear a.a--~· ~bth•fl• 9 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles e KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind.) Los Angeles OJ) KCST (ABC) San Diego • KTIV(lnd.) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angelos 9 KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles m KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach along with an enogant cuckoo. a tearful mote end " bat wlll'I an lnterlorlty complex I CONSUMER 8UYUNE DATING GAME BY£, BY!: 8UJ£8 Host: Dr Art Utene. t) TIC TAC OOUOt4 • THE 8AADY BUNCH Jan t>uys herself a brunelte wig SO She'll be noticed. Q) ADAM-12 Foor youthll steal a car loaded wlth guns and ammunition. fli) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT m NEWSCHECK (I) • ua BEAUTY SHOW ®J MATCH GAME 8:00 fJ (I) THE WAL TONS Jason Is scorned by his brother Ben When he con- sldef's becOmlng a consc1- ent1ou11 oblector. IRI PROJECT U.F.O. A student pilot slghts a UFO end dives toward oann only to raco 11xpu1. tiCWI *'*' "° CWll .,..,.. MttlOtY. • MCWll • * • ... "The 8c1hl Aolld'' ( IM21 Aoctl Hudlon, BIHi !wee. A c1ootOt ~ botll rMOleei P<oO"M #Id *'" ..,.. WOl!llnt In !tie ~of ...... (2 tn.) eb MOM&...UV Motl!'• days .... numOwed unleea he can Oet a ~ ,.,....,.. lfOM Illa ~ w-== oi-. '"' • e * "lndlaaMI" ( 1958) C411y °'11nt, lngtld 8arg· man. A rlcll ""-'lcM and a Euroe>ean kt,_ f-" In IOve. eltt\OUQh he ci.lm• to be m.vl'led. (2 hra.) • CAM>l IURNETT /l,MJFNINOI Guest· Jook Weston e MOYIE • * ·~ "Sudden Terr0<" ( 1971) Matk Lntet. Lionel Jelttlea. After witMlllng a · • niurd41f, a boy' a Ille Is In danger When the MNHln • t1ttg1n1 to hunt tum dOwn. (21'111 I 8l) NOVA "Einstein" The why and hOw of Elnsteln'a lhOUght procesMa that b<ought him to hi• eanh-allattering condualon• are explained. (R) m HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Cheat Pain" 8:30 D lll .. RNIT£ HOAIZON8 "'Space Alter . Apollo" Host Ray Bradbury a.nd 5Clence fiction writer Isaac Asimov look at what space wlll be Ilka 30 to 100 yeara In the future, baaed on the predlotlon• of lcientiat• and NASA otticlala. G)THEOOOCOUPl.£ Aftllf' being taunted by Oscar lor being aofl. Mur· ray the cop arresta his poker-playing buddies durtng a game m TUANA80VT "Good Connecilons" J1111e Howard de&C(lbeS twlf VtS• its to elltended lamllle&; Felicia Lowe visits mem- bers of e COfnmunal busl· ness 0<gantza11on. t:OO 9 (I) Ml88 UNIVERSE PAGEANT Helen O'Connell. Bob Barker and specoel guest Conny Osmond are on hond tor this annual com• petltlOn featuring a bevy o t beauties from around the TUBE TOPPERS KHJ e 8:00 -"lndlacreet.'' Cary Grant ancr1n1rtd Beraman star in th1a romantic 'dra~ about a wealthy American who bas an affair with a Euro- pean actress. . · ABC 8 8:30 -Infinite Horizons. Science fiction writers Ray Bradbury and Isaac Aslmol' look at apace in the future in this special on the anniversary · of Americ~·s first moon landing (see story below). 4 CBS f) 9 : 00 -Miss Universe Pageant. Perth. Australia, is the scene of this annual beauty contest pitting again.st each other for the title. (photo at left). w&td vying for a lltle and a CfOWll. .. QUMTf Oulncy ,dlSC:OY8f'S that fOUf COfPNS u,_,thed during a ralnat<ifm may be carry- ing typhOld but can only locate three of them. (RI • MERV OAlfFIN Guest holt: Stew Allen. GuMta: Mel Tortn41, Jayne ·Meadows. ENI Holllman, Dody Goodman e VICUNT UNMMe Robert Mac:Neil and Carl Sagan lake a lat1Cinat1ng look at how revolutionary diBCOYetteS In ll'le field ol astronomy have changed man's v-ot the cosmos. (Al 6D FINDHOAN "Spirits" residing Jn Scolland'a FlndhOm com- munity help plant• grow In spite ot inclement -atner 9:30D111 8AAHEY MILLER An unemployed CIA agent becomes convinced that Batney and his detectrves are under~ hi! men. (A) 10:00 8 DAVID CA8SIO't' Dan Shay poses as a weapons buyer to nab a deadly at ms dealer (RI ea NEWS D ®'l 20120 ti) NIGHT OAu.EAY "You Can Come Up Now, Mrs. Miiiikan" A lcientlst attempts to turn b6&e met· als onto gold ml NEWSCHECK 10:30 G) Q) NEWS ml MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Poldark" When the bft1och between him and his relatrves widens. a drunken. re,ec:ted Ro9I 11 comfClftecl by Demetu. (Patt 3 of lfS)(R) 11•1••C1Jat HIW8 MAKa ME LAUGH MOYIE • • •n "Crime Boas" (107:2) Telly Savalaa. Anto- nio Sabeto. A malioao lling i.1t111 on a young protoge. but soon""'" to regtet n. (2 hfl.) I IEDTME 8TORIE8 BENNY HtU. SHOW Benny Is In Charge ot a speaking tube excnange at tl'le 11"'41 ot ~ Victoria. fJD DICt< CAVETT Guesta: Honl Cotes and 1he Copaae11c:s (Part 2 of 21 11~ 8 M•A•&•H An olljcer trying to get oul ol the war and anolhet "ellQllf beaver" looiung for action snow up at the 4077th.(R) 8 TOHIOHT Host: Johnny Carson O~ts· Charles Nelson Reilly, Pet8f Strauss. Don· na Cross, Dionne Warwict<e. D OtCK VAH DYKE Rob almost earns $500 t>ecauae the treckleS on hos back ate 1n thll Shape ot the Uberly Bell. D ®l 8TARSKY& HUTCH A racileteer wtio tears Hutcil's testimony wlll put 111m -av hires a h1t man 10 ehm1nata the detec:Hve (RI G) THE OOHO SHOW (I) GET SMART Smat1 tnas to conceal hos occupeoon !tom hos visit· Ing rctattves. ecwnoNmMC .... (I) 8TM1"8 Alt _,,. '"-'1 IO ptOIOflt' life on a ~ "-WC• ceeded wittl ~Mtno ,..,.. •. . ~ 11:00e TWUIHT_. A matk, ~bani! ,...., haa -p...ion In life: reeding. • ~Hn'CHO()Q( ~ "lnlptomptu Murder" A ~~tOm<Hdet -of Illa Clients, • GITeMAR'T Max trtea to exptllln to a -tllat the olllle the ate It rMlly a mlnlaturtud 'eoeiv¥· • TAMii' HUllMGI COYIMGE 1~ 9 Cll8 LATI MOVIE ••• 1h .. ~ .. (1040) Laurene:. Otlvter. Joan Fontelne. A ehelt•-9 glr1 meniea a wealthy~ wno IS l)<tlOCCUpled With the myat•lou• death of hi• ltrwt wife. (R) ~ t2:aO 8 MOYIE •• ·~ "Deception" 119'61 Bette Davia. Claude Rains. When a Oif1 marries her Old ttam41. the conceals a secret altalr lrom him. ( I hr . 55 min I m MOvtE * * • "Tl'le Man From nie Ottle't' Club" C 1963) Dan- ny Kaye. Cara WWl!ama. A scatterbrained employee un1n1ent1ono11y issues a credit card to a gangster t2 hrs I 9) MOYIE •'It "Randy Rodes Alone" f 1934) Jonn Wayne. Alber· ta Vaughn. A cowt>oy inlll- • 1ra1es an outlaw gang to gather eYldence agaJnst thieves wl'lo raided an e•pr11ss company ollice ( 1 nr I (I) MOVIE • • • "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon.. ( 1949) John Wayne. Jonn Agar Indians attack an understalled cavalry outpost 12 hrs I 12:37 8 0]) BARETTA Wl'l1le 1nvest1ga11ng a murder. Barella uncove<s po4oce corruption. mossing money and a dead ~·son "'ho 11W1't realty dead (RJ 1:00 0 TOMORROW Guest& Ward Hall nnd JO<> McKennon. two veterans ot the Sldesnow world. ' ~42·= 3:119 MOYIE * * 'h "PaycM 59" ( 1964). Curt Jurgens, Patricia ' Neel. 4:00G) MOVIE • • "T err0< In The Haunt-• ed H~" ( 1958) Gerald Motw. Cathy O'Donnell. 4~0 MOVIE • * '> "Train 01 Events" 11952) va1er11i Hobson1, Jonn Clemef>ts. 4:268 NEW8 4:30 D MOVIE . *'n "The Moaslf'lg Gutl8'"' · t t938) W1t11am Lundtgll\, Paul Kelly. f'riday·s Bayt i•~ Mo.,i~ JrTERNOON 12;00 t) • • "Oh, Susanna · f 1950) Rod Cameron, For- rf!flt Tutklff' G) * *'I> "Blues tn Ttou Night" ( 19.it 1) PPSC1lla lane. Richard Whorl 3:00@ • • "Shadow In Thu Street" 119751 Tony LOlil· anc:o, SMfee No1111 3:30 D • • •.-."Moon Of Thu Woll" j 19721 01111•d Janssen. Ba<t>ara Ru:;h Bradbury: Having Fun With Space j 'Beatles~'. ' ShowSei· By P.ETER J. BOYER LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ray Bradbury, dreamer. celebrates the day when the whole world stepped briefly into his element. On July 20, 1969, an earthling stood OD the face 1 of tbe moon. Ray Bradbury and bis kind were pro- ven rilbt. The unknown was a wonderful place to an1 out. We should have stayed there. But we didn't, and times have grown tough for dreamers. But Bradbury gets bis night OD ABC, Cbanoel 7, at 8:30 tonight. •11ntiilite Honzons: Space Beyond Apollo." It ought to be real easy to forget President Carter and OPEC and SALT n, just for an hour. A dreamers' hour. IT IS SIGNIFICANT that ABC chose Brad- bury, a writ.er, to host this reminiscence. Science Newscheck Views County's Politics 'Legal actions against two Orange County political figures and the visit of a presidential con· tender will be two special topics to be covered next Tuesday and Thursday on the 7:30 p.m. newscasts of Newscbeck on KOCE·TV, Channel 50. Both programs will be repeated at 10 p.m. ON TUESDAY, NEWSCBECK will report on the preliminary bearing involving bribery charges against former Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and Supervisor Phil Anthony, now chairman of the board. On Thursday Newscheck will focus in on the visit to Orange County of GOP presidential con· tender John Connally. Diedrich and Anthony now face other charges in a preliminary bearing Monday. These cbar1es alle1e that Diedrich and Antbony and two other eo- defendants conspired to launder about $'16,000 in campal1n contributions made in the 1976 aupervilorial, assembly, and dty council election races. Tbe other two defendants are former Anaheim Coundlman William Kott, and former poUUcal moneyman Eu1eoe Conrad. JORN CONNALLY WJu. BE in the county the week.of tbe 25tb to appear at a $250-per-person re- cepUon fundraiaer in bis bonor. Tbe former Texas 1overnor is seeking the .Republican president.lei nomination next year and )a scheduled to aim bis accelerating campalgn •bandwagon through Orange County in August. "Newsdleck" la locally underwritten by the •Harry G. Steele Foundation. Melinda Cotton la producer, and Gary Greene la dlreetor. - fiction got to the moon long l;>efore Apollo XI did. "I've been waiting for years for some network to come to me and say, 'We're tired of pure data- .. ' oriented shows,' '• says Brad- bury. "The facts alone are well reported. We get them from Walter Cronkite and John Chan- cellor. "We know that the rocket ship weighs so mtich, that the trajectory is so-and-so. . .okay. But why go to space. Why do it? Why bother with it at all? ''My idea is to have flan with space, not to be bored." ANl> SO, WREN YOU'RE seeing the real - fuzzy TV pictures of Neil Armstrong's white boot stomping up moondust -you're hearing from a prophet, a describer or the not-yet real. A man who thinks about living on Pluto in a day when most worry about getting enough gas to drive to work. Tough times for dreamers, and Bradbury's faraway fancies haven 't headed any presidential priority lists lately. Bradbury tells a story: "I was taking a cruise on the Queen Elizabeth THE TICKET SHACK C OltUttl•Sporit-Tllfftrt 2411r.tttt.UM 1t<W4S-951 I ,._.Orders 7 I 4-645-tt90 All Gr.,.,.. & UN-""'°"~"Paler 0-1 Ol*lll>IM5 llC•@ll NOW PLAYING IMAPUU Brea 529·5339 UAC-AI Westmlns1er 893·0546 2 a while back, and I saw Senator George ' McGovern. I went up to him and asked him and his wife for dinner and cocktails. We spent a pleasant hour together that evening, but I came away think· ing what I've come to feel about all politicians - they're nice people, but they don't have an idea in their heads. You talk space travel, and they smile at you condescendingly . "WE'VE HAD SOME VERY dull presidents lately. haven't we? Dull, dumb, non-idealistic · Republicans, and dull, dumb, non-idealistic Democrats. Our politicians and older people should begin lo catch up to our children and me. • We must dare to b e sublimely, (oolishly · KTTV, Channel li. will present a reprise of "The Beatles," an hour- 1 on g r e trospective highlighting the rock group's s pectacular career -from their beginnings in Hamburg, Germany, to their in· vasion of America Mon- day at8p.m. The show features his· toric film foot.age and in- te rviews witb artis ts and friend s o f the Reatles. including tile Mamas and the Papas. Clive Davis. J a ni s Joplin, Murray the K. and the Moody Blues . Also included are a con- cert segment taped at Yankee Stadium and a look at The Cavern, the nightclub in Live rpool. E n g land, where the Beatles' music'began. philosophical."· Bradbury will be joined tonight by fellow mind traveller and sci-fi writer. Isaac Asimov. and Bon.....-d futurist Alvin Toffler. They will look back at Apollo, but they will look forward, too. By the end of this century, Bradbury says, "I think we could most certainly have laboratories in :9pace ... telescopic labs where we could really take a good look at space and see clearly without smog and the atmospheric conditions of Earth ... Catch this hour tonight. The gas lines will still be there tomorrow. After all, as Bradbury asks. "What'~ the use of living in this universe if we don't IOOk al the stars?" NOW PIA YIN(, IMA flUZA llWAllll' etmMA CUTU -llfD. 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" "THI ....UWS" IP'GI "WAVE MASTERS" ?Mlt: .... Jll. 11..a••m-YW....-AUINf11 """"°'~ ...... (•) ......, .... ......i •IOM ALCAftAZ ... CUNfflWI~ --~~ MUDlll AUIY !NI 'West · SUie Story' Back AmOlll lM more IJICHNl\&1 produdlonl over UM yean at le~Htlaa '1 WHl Ola8er Pla~ bav• bMD "Fi*lltr on l~• Root·· ··Man of La M aacu.'' "Norman. 11 That You?" and "Wnt Slde l&ory." TM ftnt thrM all have bMtl brouaht back lot enew• produc· t1on1 at the San Clemente ahowplace, Md now "Weal Side Story" hH arrlved for Us teeond time aroUf\d. The •how opened Wednead•Y nt1ht for an · lndeftnlteenaa••m•nt. THE JEaOME Robblna· S tephen Sondheim musical dr&ma about New York street aan11 lncludea 1ome of the most notable eon11 wrltten tor the slage-"'J'onlght," "Maria," "I Feel Pretty," "Uee, Ufhcer Krupke" and "America." The movie version garne r e d 10 Acade my Awards in• 1961, in· eluding best picture of the year. "West Side Story " will be performed nightly except Mon· day wit.h varying curtain times at Sebastian's, 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente . Reser vations 492·9950. A briefer production bowing in this week Is George Bernard Shaw's "Candida." which will be presented only twice, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m ., in the ra~ J L P1ae Al1I Studio Theater at UC Irvine. DAVID McDONALb, who Is codductinc a summer 11es11lon at UCJ '1 School of Criticism and Theory, ii directing this thJrd and final abow of the schedule. Cast members include Paul Becque, Pam Smith. Michael Peterson, Marlin Morrissey, Lynn Balesteri and Reggie Hershfteld. Admjssion Is free. Two local pro<1u ctaons are beadlna into their final performances a s South Coast Repertory winds up its run of "Spokesong'' and :the San Clemente Community Theater closes out its revival of "The Man Who Came to Dinner." "Spoke&Ong," a story set in a Belfast bicycle s hop. runs t onighb through Wednesday <dark Monday ) al 8 p.m. with Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2 : 30 in the Fourth Step Theater. 6S5 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa (957-4033>. "Dinner" is being served at the CabriUo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente. (492·0465) tonight through Saturday e1t 8 :30. ALSO ON VIEW alon1 tl\e Oranice Cout this weekend are: "P ippin" at the Lacuna Moulton Playhouse. 90I Lq\ma Canyon Road. Lacun• Beach (494·0743). Performancea toallbt through 5-,turday at I p.m. and next Wednesday throuch a clol· ing hight July 28. -"Boeln&, Boein1" at the Hunlineton Beach Playhouae In the Seacllff Villa1e Shoppln& Cente r. Main and Yorktown, Huntington Beach (847·4"5). P e rforman ces Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 throu1h Au1. 4. -'"I'he r.Jlssing Link" at the We s tminster Community The ater. 7272 Maple St .• W e $tmins ter t 893·8626>. Performances Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 through Aug. · 4. . • CALL90ARD -The Sad· dle bac k Valley Community 'T'hPaler has announced audi· lions for the first production of its fifth season. Herb Gardner's comedy "Thieves" ... directors Michael Bielil:i and J oe Cordio wi ll hold tryouts next Thursday at 7 · 30 p.m. at Santa Ana First Federal Savings on El Toro Road at Trabuco. El Toro ... a cast of four women and 11 men is re· quired .. r--------otscount Coupon---------1 • TWCFEltCNE :' MATINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY ~I~~~ ,_ ..... -.T•H•E•M ... A.IN ... E•V•E•N•T• .. (•P•G•>--~ . Cctm'n'F!m JUL'il3·22 Buy·o nt.' ticket to any of tht· C arnival\ r idl·S a nd .-iur:icrions ar thl· r ei.:ular price and rakl· a pa rtner alo ni; free. Two can haVl' the fun in'k"d of one! Limit o nl' co upon p1.:r vi,jr rx·r pcr~on . GouJ Monday·TucM.l.ty· \\'t·<lnc~.Jy·Thur1t<la y: I p. m.·6 p. m. Presented by "MOON RAKER" <PGl "ROGt<Y II " <PG> -' ''LOST ANO FOUND" "FAST BREAK" CPGJ "JUST YOU AND ME. KID" (PG) ."DEER HUNTER" (R) "ORA ULA BUCK ROGERS AND THE 25th CENTURY .. (R) ··sLOOOUNE" (R) "LOOKING FOR MR. GOOOBAR" THE IN·LAWS (PG) WHO IS KILLING THE GREAT CHEFS OF EUROPE? "PLAYERS" <PG) "H EAVEN CAN WAIT" "Tt1E D EER HUNTER" ( R) "BOYS IN COMPANY C" 9 Western Pacific Shows '\...-------------------------... >------------------w£. STARTS TOM~RRO.W "MEATBALLS" ''WHICHWAYISUP?'' (R) Al.I. OAIVf:·INS O PEN 6:30,.M.MfGHflT CIHld Unoor 12 Froee Unleu • Kioc11e P1anround ... AUDACIOUS, BIZARRE, HILARIOUS ••• " Richa,.d G,.enl.e,., Cosmopolitan decidedly entertaining." Dennis Cunnlngham, CBS·1V GENE WILDER HARRISON FORD '"THE FRISCO KID" \ 6 lltM'\ lltfUttft"°""-MW'lllt -"~llA"'l Of ~· •--HO•A.0 w KOCH. Jrt _,, "4K"HAFL I LIA-\ t fllA"l MIAW _,, "4AC'f "IUIHLO·-" ROIOI Al.OlllC'lt ~ 'STAATS FRIDAY CINE DOME ,, 1' ENTERTAINMEr:.ff ~.INTERMISSION VI Cl"C1! 'll/OOI' i • • BURNS SHIE LDSfii .IU8T vou -• AND ..,.. . •,KID :4 BIU.MUHHAY -..PGI ·--· ... ·~ .• Mon -Fri 7 15. 9 15. 11 00 Set./Sun. 1·1s. 3.15. S IS. 7·1S, 11'1S. 11 00 CUWTIASTWOOO ISCAPI FHM ALCATRAZ ·~· OAIL Y-1:15. 3·30. 1:00. 1:15. 10:30 Bill.MURRAY ... WOODY ALLEN I .... ~ ---~-•l"Q-""'" 'lHl:'Pllf!IOIV~ LOSTMMifOUND ... ·~~1:11! cwz~,. i 'l • ' . I 'Tltank You . . ' . . Darlillg Jtuke' 8y DENNI ll~LEUAN ... 0. .............. Tbe l ... Ddary 1ta1eroach carrytna John Waye. ancf Clalff Trevor bad Ju t urived 10 Lordlbw'& when the movie screen went....blant and the re-.1 Claire Trevor was mtrodured to the audienN. Claire Trevor Bren wna on of a handful or former eo-1tan-and about 400 other frieods and fans--prelent at a spcc1al tnbuLe to the late John Wayne at the Port Theater m Coror;ia d el Mar Wednesday mght Pr«eeds from the event, which included a 40tb anniversary show mg of .. Stagecoach," the movie that m ade John Wayne a star, went to Claire Trevor Bren, center, with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fiedler of American Cancer Society. • I the Ora.nae County untt of the American Cancer Soc let~ Mrs Bren had to leave the theater early, however. and she wanted to say a few W\)f'da about ht:r old friend. "l'M GLAD YOU ALL came for a very tood rause." she said. "I JUSl want to tell you bow much I love him .and what he's done for. my ramtly . ''He's probably the best friend we've ever had. He's done so much for so many people. "I'm golng to say Just this: Thank you Duke. Thank you, darling Duke." <SM THANK YOU, Page C3> Paving the Way To Gas Savings Mo-peds are sweeping nation as cheap ttansportation; up to 150 miles per gallon is claimed S&ortes by JORN DODD Of .. DeUyl'tMelUff Many Americans are riding around the fuel criaia -on mo-peels. Once considered recreational toys by most Americans, mo·ped a now are becoming a ••neCelSar)'" form of traruiportation in the Unit· eel States, a~rd.ing to an industry s pokesman. Tbe two·borsepowe r motor bikes with pedala have been popular in Europe since fuel supplies were cut during World War II. Now the U.S. fuel crisis ls fostering a need for mo-peda paralleling Europe's need in the '40s. •-no: llO·PED INDV8TllY is expand.inc in America u it did in Europe during World War II." aaid John Snyder, president of the California Alsociation for Mo-peel Pro•reas <CAllP), a dealer ud im~r or1anilation. And, aecordlna to the •<>-peel AuoclaUon of America <llAA), national mo-peel -•lea in· creued '15.5 percent during May 1J'79 over llay oflUtJMI'. · ,.,,_..,no queaUon the current fael criail .. C ...... mo-1*11 to gain rapid popularity I tt Mid Im......-. a Fountain Valley mo-peel Im· pot'Ur. He Mded, .. Tbey pt up to 150 mlln per l&lloa." Man tban two mlllion mo-ped riders cnlile ........... ,..._..,the llAA ~· and'Btand \_ . estimates approximately 750,000 Americans will ride mo-peda by 1980. ALmOUGH MO·PEDS HAVE GAINED worldwide popularity since their 1901 introduc· lion by Harley·Davldson. they went almost un· noticed in the United States unW the early '70s, according to MAA officials. Bland cont•nds Harley-Davidson is responsible for manufacturing the world's first mo·ped. "Mo-peds weren't widespread in the U.S. unlit the '70s because the auto industry didn't want them here," Bland sajd, becauie "Auto manufacturers found the exceUent1u mUea~eof mo-peda made them formidable competition. • Mo-peels were farat le1aliled lo tbe United States in 197Un Micblgan, the MAA offlclala re· ported. By 197S five other states bad followed suit, Aa of lut year mo-peda were· te1all&ed aa tranaportatloa lo 39 ital.el. INl'IUL MO-PED POP1JIA&ITY coacen· trated bl aftluent beacb are&1, CAMP Prelldent Snyder laid, beeaGH tbe bik• were coaaidered recreational toys. Since theD &My bave be.a ..... u "delivery truckl." u local tranaportaUGD to scbOol and <See PAVING, Pap Q) I. .... . ,. ..... . .. • y Claire Trevor Bren with John Wayne m 1939 film, 'Stagecoach.· Paul Anderson, 51 , rides his f1tO.ped six mllea to and from work every day. .. Oit1lf l'llel Slitll P"°IO\ Mo·peds: Ride On Opinions divid~d on motorized bikes When they were finally legalized in the United States during the early '70s. mo-~s were treated quite dif· fe rently by Americans than they had been in 1901 . Initial attitudes toward mo·peds arter the ir adven t in 1901 were positive -a ll the fi rst models re· porte dly were s old out by rhe ma nufacturer . Harley.Davidson. before the bikes were even com- pleted. But opinions change. AND AMERICANS' OPINIONS toward mo·peds in the '70s were .. similar lo public opinion toward autos during the horse and buggy days." according to Fountain Valley mo·ped importer Ben Bland. ·'The horse and buggy people thought the auto was terrible and that it would never catch on," Bland said. He added that motorists who are ir· ritat.ed at mo·peda don't realize the bikes are savtnc aaa so there'll be more for the autos. No matter bow much gas mo-pedl save, many motortsta find it difficuh to keep po1iUve attitudel when reek· le11 teen·acera without protective clothlna ride mo-Peel• acalmt tralftc. 1 "Altboqb pobee attltudel toward mo-tN* vary from city to ctty, tbere <Bee MO.PID8, Pace CZ> ' . • ................. ••.#• _______ ._._l ,: ......... ,._ -··---·-• .r.--' ' ....... ~ .. ~.Ju~ tt1 '"' ERMA BOMBECK/ HOROSCOPE This Westminster gas station has been converted to a mo-ped detJlersh1p. ••• Mo·Peds: Rid~ On CFro• Pase cu back every day. He also uses mo· peds for delivery vehicles In his busi neaa. • claims mo-peds are unsafe and that he'll never ride one again. Prlor's face was "wasted," and.his back was injured, he said, when an a utomobile dri ver hit him. The driver apparently didn't see him rid· Ing on Pacific Coast Highway. seems to be a big problem tn t.he beach areas," aald John Snyder, pre· sideat of tbe California Association for llo-ped J>rocreu, a dealer and importer orsanization. FIFTY·ONE·YEAR·OLD Paul An - de rson of Santa Ana also seems to hold a positive altitude toward mo- peds. Another mo.ped accident vlcUm, John Caldwe ll, 23, of Hunlln~too · Beach, agrees with Prior that mo· peds are unsufc, but only as unsafe as the driver. "Tbe problem ia that kids riding wttb a bicycle mentality dart In and out of biP~ty traffic on their way to tbe beach. riding witb nothin1 more tban swim suita for protec· tion," be said. "My mo-ped more than pays ror it.self," Anderson said. "It's run to ride, and it takes no longer to get to work than it takes in a.n auto. Costa Mesa Police Officer Darell Freeman agreed that poUce attitudes toward mo·peds are neg ative aJong the Orange Coast. "I see other people my age riding mo.peds, and I recommend it to everyone." ·'I wasn't safe when J got in my ac· ci d c n t be <'aus e I was drunk. However, I think mo-peds arc sale if the operator is safe.·· he said. However . not all mo-ped riders have such positive altitudes toward the bik~. Caldwell scraped his face, and hi s Rirlfr1t•nd broke her leg when they hll a parked <'ar while n ding double Together. they ran up $16,000 in hospital costs following lhc accident. Snyder, 25, said his own attitude to ward mo-peds is positive and that he rides his $even miles t.o work and MO.PED ACCIDENT VICTIM Mi ke l'nor, 22, of Newport Meach. Weather Perfect, Food Fantastic Some of the most creative fie· tion being written today in this country is never published. Its authors never appear on talk shows, give magazine in- terviews or make big deals with the paperback people Their work is confined to a 1mall postcard sent from their vacation to the folks back home I HAVE NEVEa read a postcard where the people w~re not having the most wonderful time of their lives and were sick that you were not there to share in their ecstuy The front or the card may bear a picture of a hotel room that is loo depressing to commit suicide in. or a lake that features raw waste, but you flip tt over and the writer says, "ffavin1 a rn a rveloua time. Weather perfect. Food fantutJc. Never want to eome home. Tomorrow, we tour Paperclip Factory J.ove And who h as not r eceived cards they pray their postman has been too busy to examine? We always get at leut one from a friend who sends a top- less native with arrows and a note saying, "Does this remind you of Bernice aft e r two rn artinia?" I AM NOT A postcard writer, bul I married one. Thia man, who has not written to bis only sister in 20 years, will pore over ,acks ol poetearda ror hours. Then, t1norln1 banging 1antem, majeltic canyons, pre· ~lstoric burial IJ'OUll(ls, spacious •ll!in and amber waves or grain, t-e _ _!lll continue lo shuffle E ..... ... lleek1 through ~is cards, matching up the belly dancer to lbe office bachelor, ruins to one of the kids' bedrooms, a statue with one arm missing to bis accoun· tant I once tugged at bis arm and begged him to watch a child be· ing cured in a miracle bath in South America and be pulled away and whispered, "How do you spell Walter Cronkite's last name?" ONCE HE GETS started the literary jukes now. They spill right out in tiny iJ. legible script on the m essage side to the address side with ar· rows pointing over to the front a nd continuing in a circular movement. My favorite card was one l picked off t.he rack. Across the front of th e card was emblazoned, "RAISING HELL IN ATWATER." There waa a picture of a 1937 car parked lo front of the courthouse, plastic flowers arouod the war monument, a man pltcbinc horseshoes and a do1 at the bus station walUnc for somethlq to letve. I didn't send it I didn't want anyone to know I waa there. Show Raises Money For Disneyland Trips· llon tMD '1,IDO wl11 Jud1es Included 8eara/Oran1• Mall, 10 toward DlaDeyland E I e rt b E r i ck 1 on , Flanlaan'1. United Rent· trlp1 for CbUdren '1 Garden Grove mayor; All, TB Pbatofrapby. ( Horoscope FRIDAY, JULY 21 By SYDNEY OMARR ) ARIES (March 21 ·April 19): Accent on movement. finishing what you start, getting more recognition. Another Aries is in picture. Libra relative could also figure prominently. You get green light to transform idea into ac· lion. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Study Aries message. Welcome new contacts, fresh ap- proach. Ca.sh flow question will be resolved. You locate "missing link." Surprise gift also ls on agenda. Cycle is favorable for initiative, con· fidence. GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): Highlight in· dlvlduality, directness. Wear bright colors, spre ad message, stress initiative, pioneering splrit. Aquarius, Cancer persons figure pro· minently -so does the number 11. CANCER (June 2l·July 22.): Find ways to get access to the media. Your story should be told -you might be representing special group, organization. Initiative and ingenuity make marvelous twin allies. Your call to key person will be favorably received. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on learn- ing who care8, who could not care Jess. Aquarim, Taurus, Scorpio persons figure in scenario. Wish is fulfilled -you are not likely to be sat.1.died with current conditions. VIRGO: C Aug. 23·Sc pt. 22): Be ready ror confrontations, "snappy" dialogue. unique message from member of opposite sex. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. Accent on career. duty, ope ning better line of com· muoications with superiors. . LIBRA (Sept. 23·0 ct. 22): Spotlight on publishing, education, spiritual reeva luation. Taurus, Scorpio and another Libra figure pro· mlnenUy -so does the number 6. Distance. travel, learning where and bow to contact key people-these a reas dominate. SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 2l): You pinpoint needs, penetrate myste ry clouds, learn who has the money and bow situation evolved to present course. See aa la, not through romantic haze. 8AGl1TAIUlJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Get going on production, le1alilies. Prepare. Get bouae In order. You 1et ally, backin11 but you may sur· render some autonomy. Capricorn, Cancer and the number 8 figure prominently. CAP&ICOaN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19>: Be more receptive thao aggressive. What you need is "comlq your way." You get pulst' of public. Untvenal appeal could be keynoted. Aries. Llbra nativea command key roles. AQl1AalU8 (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Spotll1ht on 1wlft deelalona1 excitement of speculation. You ml1bt fall maaly in love. You will feel and be attractift. You'll also be lucky -sUck with numberl. PllCU <Feb. 19·March 20): You have le1IUmate ebanee to 1•1n 1reater 11ecurtt1. Teaeb, learn, follow through on lunch, be ""P- tlve to CaMer, Leo, Aquartua nallvea. You re· l-1D .... ot direction. ••• Paving (,,. ..... cu 11hoppln1 •r•u and u m'-" ol fu.J and auto wear. "f;W"OPN191 hen ._.. ln(>opedl for Juat ·about n1rylhln1, tmt m•riy u-.. haven't even been lntr'Qf1111·NJ y.t," lil.WS uld. Althwo u ... Ur•l Atr .. u•an mo-ped riders avera1ed b.tw""" .. •ntl ~ fHrt old, the avera11 rtder ... _. a. at,,Nt •· fleydlr aaid. CWJOllNIA 110.no ,,.,vsu ln'-'lt be le1aU1 UcMlffd'1r1vt1rot IAJ•-t IArtanold. AIU.Ouch re1l11tr •I llm Wlth UM! California Oepar\a'.Mmt ot Mot111 V11fllr &. l•n't l•l•lly re· Quired, about ~ ptsrc•nt ,,, 'IWtl"n '""111t.er their mo·~ t.hroul)a prlv•l.f. ,.,~JlltraUon -.,,.vices. HAYE A· HAIR COLORING PROBLEM? Call 640-6023 Re,U.t.erfn1 UM! t1lhtt IA • deterrent to thefl -and mo·'*2 th~ ll r•mpant rtaht nt>w ," auld Juy H11tty, •tx*•m&n for a md·ped re11lltraUon servlc'•: Surface atro.ita 1e11d l1lk~ trallo& adjacent to roadway• arci lc1Mlly '''*" to mo·peda, but freeway drivlnK lA Ulcl(al Mo-ped prfce11 rt1n1<•· fmm •PPii>xlmat.ely $400 to $700 dcip.indlnu ''" 11ucb •ccefiaortea as 'chrome fcndenJ, lundt:m acutJJ, 1u1ddh:bMgs and wiodahieldll. · ----· ----.... cYOfi:::~::~. ':::·c· ..... a·. ·.:.n: ·.::::-:'..~·;: .. .··· .· ... . . .... · . . SNYDER RF.f:OMMEND8 BEGINNING mo·ped rid ·rs huy a major brand. He listed, omong others, 1•1.u·h, Pcugol, Molobecane, Vespa, liatavu11 amd Sachs. He alAo tsU(U(est.a bt:glnnera ride to the right or roadways an"d avoid fast movlnf tramc because m0ttl mo·ped accident.a lnvo ve four-wheel vehicles, he explained. ( ) ... ·~ Q = ..... •t ·~.·.:: UI ·. .:.11 ... 5 :·_ Singles £aleadar SINGLE EXPERIENCE II: "Avoiding Automotive Repair Rlp·olfs" with John Berardino and Bob Thrasher on Friday. July 20, at the Self Center in Orange. Information: 997·9600. .· .. D ........ ~ ....... ::::.:: .. ~· ·. ays THE SELF CENTEa: Bob Thrasher will lead a discussion on "The Meat Market: An Alternative for Gay Men and Women" at the Self Center on Monday, July 30. Information: 997·9600 JEWISH SINGLES: Jewish singles between 28 and 55 are invited lo utt.end summer ac · t1villes. Information. (213) 943·3475 .. MAN·WOMAN INSTITUTE : E m i l y Coleman Houseparty, a get·acquamted event. for singles, on Friday, Aug. 10, m Santa Ana. ln· formation: Keith, (213) 828-8949. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: Pot luck and barbecue in Newport Beach on Saturday, July 28. Information: Ann, 642·2732. ' SAFAJU SINGLES: Greek folk dancing led by Pat Rawalt on Friday, July 20. at the University Community Park Clubhouse in Irvine. ln!ormatioo: 759·7140. ORANGE COAST SINGLES: Annual Catalina Dixieland jazz jamboree on Sunday, July 29. Information: 751·1560. BALBOA SKI CLUB: Bike trip on S<1turday. July 21. Ride from Newport Beach to Laguna. Information: Vivian,~. Culture Oasses Open Registration is now open for summer classes sponsored by the South Coast Cult ura l Services League. A rour·week class combining gymnastics. music. dance. drama and art for ages rive through 16, offe red 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. began this week. The Ballet S ummer School, t a ught b y Richard Adama, offers ballet hi s tor y, te rminology, jazz and <'l asses for advanced and beginning ballet stu· dents, 9 a.m . to noon daily beginning Monday, July 23. Classes are held at Irvine CUitural Center, 17302 A Daimle r St., Irvine. For information. call 979-1582. .. . . . en my solid terry romper from Bidwell's BidtiQue. They also have a great selection of print rayon rompers. Both the terry and rayon are available in small , m e d i um and l arg e, pnced at 1ust S 16 00." • ......... · ............. = .: ··., ..... ::.· .. ·:: .... ... -...... . Thousands have quit smoking in 5 days with this guaranteed Medi-Health Method Ou11• '" tu<.! '"'" o .. ~ . .l">Sl•"'S NllflOOf !)I lO. 'l I '1'0Uttl Of a ()Pf IOU' "'' • r I Qil<lll"O we!gltf Cit 't h I l llfrr.ifP no-oohoahon lflt•'f'i• ,. f114) 964-5204 I0'1Jl Btoo•norst SI HunMIJIOO ~ lil3 ·J d[liJ\ il Call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for ou. If you hoot on it~m /or Hoppen1ng1. send If lo Judith Otaon al the Doily Pilot, P.O Bor 1560, Cotto Meta, CA '2f21. or coll her at lf2·432l. /loppen1nga GRAND OPENING "'"' e11n111Wadat1. SALE . ~ w:.:rro!t':9 . ~ tnttte , .. , .. 1111111•1~p"'!i1!111)•j Hoapltal of Oran1e Dan Colllm, exeeuUH Comaa, <CJIOC>P•tMnta. director of Colony 0,--------------------------------- Tbe......, .. l'IUMd Fine Ana; GU Gordon, P!!l!~~~~--~-------ba a bealftt t.alml lllow Cbuck Barrl1 Produe· WEDDING FLOWERS KITS & CANVASES 20% OFF YARN by employeee of TRW Uona, Md Star Heater, Information S.nlce1 aelretl. s...,i,, A= Dt•iakm. Onqe. Tbe tbow ree•l••d ro Yow D.,anaq' ........ _ A dram8de nedtal ot OonaUoaa from Gar· ri --- .. Tbe Sbooetq of D• den ONY• Communl· llcGrew" bJ Pat Ba.d, 11 C...,, Ilaria 1'1or1o r A BL.--a..• maaa1er, IUbHrlber 0 et l In 8 t U d IO I, or ppt. r ..... ..-•Bll ..arttr .. ...-.... CalUor•i• A••···· l't:~ ..... A,_,., ·~· -. IM Mt. katella Cha'aen, _,.a---9f t•M•~ Cl.a Clru•lllM1 ... •... , ... ...... t DAILY PILOT 1114·1' Ne.,_ .... <Rear~> a.TA •BM. CALIP. 20~50% OFF ........ , ....... (Next to &Wlcler't """°'1um) c:.e. ..... •Ma-tlM -..-MT.11•WO .. (fNlli .... cu Port ,,..._ •::r-o..11 IMIM, wbo Nrved • MC. Mid at ........ lb-1 llMi Idea for &1111 UilaM wu to IDMe 1D0My (t lO ad· •...._> ,. tM Americaa CaDeer &odety aad &o tlaftafQOdUme It WM 80l a memorUJ, ~ inlAtted. And n ....... ll WM • ~ for \oa,Ume frieadl and tau to ,. ...... about t.heir auGt-taUon with the Duke. wbether tt wu thrwah l*'80Dal con tact or merely lhrou1h a darkened movt UlH\et. · .\•ONG THE V£T£t AN WAYNE co worbn p,_. were Mrs. 11.,ry Carey Sr , whoH late bu.band made numerows p1ctu.rtiti with Wayne d\&l'tq the '308 and '408, her aon Hury Carey Jr., and Hank Wjr~n. "I've IEDOWD Duae we've been fl'Moda over 50.yean." sald the 83-year-old Mrs. Carey earlier in &.be evenina. "I lov.ed him very much So dld Harry ... Mn . Carey recalled that she met Wayne when be wu in b1a early 20s ·and just startihg in the picture business. Wayne, who ereatly ad· mired Harry Carey Sr. as an actor and friend, often mentioned that he emulated many of Carey's mannerisms. "He was a lood boy,'' swd the white·baired womaa. "He was ju.st a great. kid and a hard worker " think. out.aide ot hi• mother.'' be aald. CUl:Y WAS ABOUT M wben he made · Rt"d Rlv r ," Ute flrtt or many plctw-ea with Wayne. It wu the be1lno.ln& ol a 1-reat career a• a cbaractM actor. "I 1pent 25 y_,ar• look1na at the rear end of John Wayne'8 IM>rse," ha aa&a. arey reculled that whUtt maklna "McLln· tock" • fellow actor complained to him that they had been 11hoot1ng for three weeks and Wayoe had~ aald •single word to hlm. - T~o more weeks went by and tbe actor 1 u.ahed up to Curey saying. "Guess wbat? He ti.lked to me!" Carey asked what Wayne had said. "Gt!t. the belf out or roy way kid.'' replied thl! uct.or Although he appeared in 14 Jobn Wayne m_pv1es. Hank Worden is best remembered as "Old Mose" Harperfn "The Searchers." The lanky. bald-headed act.or described why h~ thinks Wayne was always so 1>9pular With the pubhc. THEY WERE ON LOCATION shooting in old Tucson. be said, when a tourist walked up lo Wayne during a lunch break and asked for an autograph. ~.Julytt.1'71 auto•r•P,h· ·'I a lways have Ume to 1lve fau auto· grapba.' Worden. recalling another incident. aaid t.. enJoyedWayne'spbilosopbyolllfe. "One day be aald. 'Hank. alwaJ'i tell it like it ts because tomorrow you won't have to re- member what the bell you were lying about yesterday."' The veteran actor . who visited Wayne in the hospital this year, described Wayne's children as ''tbe most beautiful family I have ever seen. "The)' put in many hours every day re· assuring Duke," said Worden. who thanked the' audience for honoring Wayne . "He was one of the few that after they got him cut out, they lost the pattern." FOLLOWING THE R EMINISCENCES. singer Harry Babbitt. wittr an orcan accompani· ment, sang his classic. "Three Little-Fishes," leading the audience in an okl-fuhloned sing- along. "What a memory," Babbitt joked to those who remembered the lyrics. "Don't you reel silly," he said, then pro· ceeded to lead them in a rendition of "Mairsy Doats." Babbitt obviously ended lbe evening on ar upbeat note. Harry Carey Jr .. wearing a cowboy hat and blue West.em shirt. later told the audience that Wayne bad a great affection for Mrs. Carey A man at Wayne's table interrupted Wayne. :.aying that he bad to discuss the next scene. But il was an appropriate conclusion for d tribute--not a memorial-honoring a man who for 50 years brought so much entertainment to the world. o.tlly ........... Irr ... ,.,., ~·-· "He loved my mom more than anyont:, "If it wasn't for people like this, I wouldn 't bt· making pictures." said Wayne, signing the Art Show See more than 1500 sale-oriced originals dunng Art League exhibit at Huntington Centef Mall daily thru Sun. 405 Fwy & Beach Blvd . H B Something Extra! ! .1 We have m:ignif1cent quilts in our ShoP. but we will m ake one working in your colors. Our lk· corator pillows are marvelous, but if you don't Hke what we have, wt.> will make them to please. Our bt!auWully trimmed towels wi ll :idd elegunce to any buth. For lhc antique lovers we ha ve doilies. i.c~arvc~. and :ifguns. Let us muke plncemats and Uiblerlolhs lo compUment P your china Its the (1msh1ng touch that makes a home. Soec:lolimo "' ~C1~ CU&IOm Wot1t A\IOllOOle UP TO 369 E. 17th Street (In Westport Square> Costa Mesa• 645--0924 Sometimes much more! WOMENS: SPORTSWEAR -SKIRTS, PANTS, J ACKETS, V E STS, BLOUSES, TOPS, DRESSES SWEATERS LINGERIE -GOWNS, PAJAMAS, ROBES, DUSTERS tHOUSE HOLD GIFT ITEMS, TOWE LS, SHEETS, MENS: SPORTSHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS, PANTS, JACKETS, SHORTS, SWE ATE R S 'SINCE 1949 DE~AftTMENT 9TOftE 1816 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. ~ t :l Oto 6:00 CloMct _., .f'AllJI. COMYMIMTL Y AT OW UAlt Bf'nAMCI --Of. MA...OUA 2 DAY SALE OF SMA.LL ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES We have acQuired a Good Selection of Small Antiques -many of which are hard to find items. Included are: •CHINA •GLASSWARE ~ •POTTERY • PRAMED PRINTS 2 OFF •FURNITURE •VASES. URNS & OTHER UNUSUAL DESIGNS SALE IS FRIDAY & SAfURDA Y JULY 20 Ir 21, 1979 9 A.M. to I P.M. 11~ tiwPolT aYD.. COITA .-SA (Qorn9r ._,.., -lntlr Oii •--to Aw Plrt(ln9 Lot) > Caught In The Middle DEAR ANN LANDERS· Our son, Bill is getting married in a few months. We plan to en· tertain him and his bride in our home when they return from their honeymoon. Problem : Bill wants to invite his entire of· rice s talf. Among them are four blacks. We live in a small Southern town and some of our frie nds would not be comfortable in the pre· sence or people or African descent. I'm sorry, I can't change the way they feel. nor would 1 try. Bill stubbornly refuses to ex- clude the black members of his staff. He says those who don't like the Idea can stay away. I know for a fact bis g randparents would refuse to accept any invitation if they knew in advance blacks would be present. I feel it would be rude and insulting to invite the hometown folks knowing bow they feel about mixing socially with black people. Even though they are bigoted, they are relatives, friends and good neighbors. We love them and wouldn't of· fend them for the world. Whal do you say. Ann '? We are caught in the middle. -H.L.J. DEAR H.L.J.: I say. ii you are baving a party for your son and be wants lo include .his black co-workers, you should invite them. If those bigoted friends and relatives or yourH don't want to come, let them stay home. The 1088 will be theirs. DEAR ANN LANDERS: l just found out for the umpteenth time that my dear husband bas volunteered my services without asking m e. Last night he told some friends we wou ld be very happy to keep their son for 10 days while they went on a vacation. I work at a part-time job and have no household help. only a sitter to take care of our pre-school children. Our two youngsters are very lively . to say the least. It takes every bit of the girl's time and energy to manage them. (They are even a handful for me.) A third child would be a real problem even if the kid was beautifully behaved -which unfortunately, he is not. My husband repeatedly offers my services to ta ke people shopping, drive them home from the hospilaJ, transport their relatives to the airport. meet planes, and so on. When I become upset and say I don't want to do it, be tells me I can't refuse after he has said I would, because it would embarrass him. He calls me "un- gracious" and claims I don't know how lo be a giver. ' Please. Ann. what can I do about this situa- tion? I'm signing my real name but I hope you won't print it. J ust label me -TRAPPED AG AI N DEAR T.t\.: It looks as If you're golag to bave lo be "ungracious" a few tlmes before your b•band finally gets the message. Bllt get It be wllJ, if you make up your mllld aot to cave in. Tell your lausbaed you are no lollger golag lo aliow blm lo put yoa on tM spot. T1tea pltoae tllose frteeda and &ell tbem, "So sorry, we .,-e•'t able &o keep your son when yoa 10 away because I'm worklag part·Ume and our own clllJdree an more UllH tlle 11Uer can llUHIJe." Inform Mr. Huae Heart tlaat yH ltave ca•· celled Ida eommltmemt. i\8d •Ue It clear Ull1t 11 lte mun •Y flmare eommlbnee&a for, .. , Ile wW laawe to call &lie peeple W.lelf U411"9KW Ute offer. 0.'t -repeat, DON'T~ fer ~-. lt'1 &lte-at. WQ lae'U lean. UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMANENTLY Low Stlmmer Rates Lanore Scotarl Registered ElectrolOQlst Tbe Hair LlQe 213 # B 62nd St. Newport Beach ~ ~ IRAMDON ROSENIHG ISMOW DOING HAIR AT Lunetta lenard .... Olaracter actor Hank Worden, veteran d 14 John Wayne movies, attended ClJke 's tribute. 8 ONE HOUR TENNl·S LESSONS 5 12.50 DeskjllPkmo Costa Mesa Tennis Club 240 .... ,... c...... Dr. 557-0211 .. .............. 640-6023 ...Ill ~ ~ MEN&WOMEN Come in and relax in our friendly atmosphere and get acquainted with our staff of expert hair designers. TOTAL BEAUTY CARE 1eauty p arlour A Step Into The Past featuring hair fashion!> o f toddy at the Crossroads of Bristol and Red Hill Avenue 557·2234 • Manicures • Pedicures •Nail Wraps ~ • Individual Eyelashes • Acrylics Jl.l!!!!iiiiil' FINAL REDUCTIONS .. fl""P~ S•••-Am•I SHOE -. J_O_Y_C_E---woMEN'S • AMALFI • MllAMOMTE • SISTOMEUCCI • FAMOLAIE .ct ott.en foFF --------------MEN'S--------------~ FLORSHEIM BALLY AND OTHERS foFF ------WOMEN'S------. WOMEN'S ESPADRILLES foFF SELECTED STYLES • BROKEN SI ZES • t M FAIHION ISLAND, NeWPORT 81ACH (114) 144 4223 121 MAIN 111'111, ALHAMMA (113) m-M?I ALL SALES F INAL . • ~-::::r-: .. ~.::..-: :-.·::-·:-:..--r-::-:;: ~·::.\l~..:-1:&.. '...:.~".Li ......... -.. -.... PUllUC NOTIC& --------· ftlaUC NOTIC& PtJBUC NOTICE ,. ... , 1'11911..,. Or-c.." 0.,1, r""'· Jyty "· ''·" .... Aue. '· "" ... , " PUBLIC NOTICE -------------------- "CTTf~eUll••U MAMlllTAfeM9Nf I 11• , .......... ,.,_, er• "°l"t ""'1:cJ\.-a. tT INC 10.-.. ttl , .. tl•l t t r__, •C. C.-la llMM, CA '1•11 '""" .,,..,,Y 1.,.... t11<11¥....,.., un vo1-.. .,..1.-o..,... coe•1"""'''1'1194 A••·~"'°eHl!l.CA"'°' '"'' t, II, It ... ttrt .,,.,. O.•MI 'I' Mllf-..ftll, )Ut VO* AY9 , L-l!IMtfl, CA._,. PUBLIC NOTICF. Deatlu t Reatauran ·Won't Try To Cope Tlllt MIMU It c°"4hltlff by • ..... , 11 PflflMnfll!I -. °"'"'" ...... !) .. OAKLAND (AP ) - Selaer H. Bera, Oakland 1uperint.endenl of 1choola from 1949 to tM2. died Tueeday a t a convalescent home here af~er a l~ness. BERKnY' <AP> aobert F. Heizer, 64; an anthropologist al UC Berkeley and an expert on the American Indian. died Wednesday after a lengthy mness. rAC..C YllW MIMOllA&.rAU Cerrwtery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beech 644-2700 MeealMICX ..,_TU ... S Laguna Beach 494-9415 laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-tns HAlllOll LAWN-MT. OLIYI Mortuary • Cemt tery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 8ALTZ.IBIGBIOH FUMMALHOME 646-2424 Cos1a Mesa 673-9450 aLLIM>ADWAY MOITUAaY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMITH & TUTHIU MOITUAH WISTC&.ff CHArkL Mortuary • Cremations Flower Shop 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa ~88 ,..Cl IM>THBIS SMrTH'S MOITUilY 627 Mam St Huntington Beach 536-6539 ,_FAMILY COLONIAL FUMBAL ~ 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 PUBLIC NOTICE "CTlflOUS aU$1Nl!U HAM« STATl!Ml!NT • In• loll°""1"9 llff"'" I• 00.l'Q l>ll\I Ae\\ d\ R T & C.0 COH'/>T , 76381 Ave Oew-o M1~ion 111910. CAhlOfn•• tt•S1 R•IPh lhOmu O.i .. 1 Jt., 2'311 AYf' l)t>)IJO, Ml\>Hlll .., .. IO. C:.elif0tnl• 4t6H Int~ l>U)I""" I\ <OftClllcled l)y ill\ lft d•v•du•I R•IPhf D••~rJr. rn11 , .. , • .._t wH filed "'"" tlW •t aunly Cl"" ot Or•f'IOt Co\lftty Of'! Juno U, 191'1 PIHM4 llul>h-0..ef'!Qe C:.0.\1 Delly P1IOI, July U. 19. 16-A"'.1, "'' 1M4-1t PUBUC NOTICE PICTTUOUI 9Ullfl•M NAMI ITAT•-MT I lie I01-lft9 IM"Of'I\ I t• dnlttQ 1111\IM"ffl Till MAHAOl'Mf\HT H l"Vl((l'I, Ill W I/In M . ~I• 110. C~I• WY, tAn.11 nl, inc .-w ou ... •n~"'· N•~t 8"<11. CA t*l Thi• lllftlntn I• <Olldll<'4IO hr • c Of -·''°" NEW YORK (AP) m , 1,.. Ir • 1--'-l f I~\ l .. ,P~~ )'OU re """'" DI Or a ,111, , .. _ wn """' "'"" llW COm m e ntary Oft the Coltnly Cler\ ol 0"'"11" Covnty"" state of marriage. con· J.,,.. n , "" ,.111.., sider the statement is· PW!t•-0r..,.. CM•t D•111 "''°' sued by lbe Pen & Pen· '-,., ~· .. II. "· 1'"' 10•,, ell restaurant in mid· - Manhattan. P UBUC NOTICF. The restaurant. which claims to have enjoyed a PtCTm:-::,11,..u "celebrity p•tronage" NAM• tTATIM••T since its ope ning 4 T,.. 1o!lowlfte .-IOI'!'' c101t>0 1>11•• , M U<I\ years 880, SaJd It Would FOUNTAIN \/ALLEY PHntCAL "no longe r exhibi TH£RAPYMEDtCALCLIN1(.IHC .. ru •~ of 'ed b 10914 Wttrr'IM Awe., P-l•ln V1t1ey, o-marra s ow ""moe sin.a couples C'-* A. 8-t, Mo .. •nt , m "T"'' j lo O?d .. n1>a•l Vktwll.~18,CotlaMew,CAnt17 tuS s av I -Tiiis """""'It <Oflducleel.,.,. <M ble e mba rrassmen par••lof'I. when the stars involved C-"'1.A a-iett.M o .. •ne. OW<IH A . .-1, M.O arrive at the restauran ~ wilb the ir c urre n Tt11t ·-••• "'" "'"" 111e ColHt t y a.ni of Outt0t County °" eacorta and might flDd J-tt, "'"· themselves pictured on w. '•lf'tc* 0'""99, Jr. ... ......,, .. ..._ the wall accompana ............ ..,...._,. by their mate of tb s-M AM, cHam p117,.1 marriages ago,'' lb Publll>hed 0r-. c:.o.,1 D•11v P11ot. statement aaJd. JVM n. Jiiiy s. n. "· 1t1' -------·----- PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1<1CT1T1ous au., .. us NAML STATl!Ml!Nf TM loltowlft9 -~ ll dOlft9 1111•1· MUH HY DROSOU A C.E IHTERN,.lfONAL. 4110 Birch St . S111te 1?0, N._,i 8eKn. CA 97..0 J.o"'"' A (ioodroc n . 1 4 Me•<IOW)~I w .. y. ltYIM , CA 9711~ Thi• bu<;lneu,. cONlucl.O l>Y an In dlvldU•I. J-• <ioodrltn Tlll1 \\..itment wu tlled wlln .,.. CoUfl I 'f C:.letlt 01 Of •"911 Covnl y Oft JvMU,1979. f'117'7• Publl)ltol(I 0t""91' Cod•I Delly Piiot, J""" 21, J uly s. n ...... ,. , .. , ,, PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PICTlflOUS eUMNIU MAMll ITATaMaMT PUBLIC NOTICE f'll7S9' Puoll"'9d 0.""9P Co.HI D•lly Pltol. J11,..1',JulwS. U, 19, 1979 f'ICTTTTOUS aUM••H ,.,.. fotlow'"9 --II dolnt Wtl· flAMllSfAffMINf 111un· TM '°''°""""' ...,._ It ...... IM\. KAAE&A TEMPS, 4029 Wflterty Ml\ H : Plec• • II, "--1 a-It, C.IHoml• SANlllSTA INllESTMliN' COM· '26'0 'ANY, 11 .. 1 Mlkfllll Horth, lrvlM, 0.,ly,,. It, ..... ,. 2U C:.Mt<illl C•lllornl• .,,,. "II". Cot!• MKI, C:..lllornMI ,,.,, Wllltem 0. HtlklllftO\, • C:0-. lhl\ ll<AIMu I\ (OflWC;*I Illy M lft. ''Y• Ne"""'°" 84NKtl, CAllfornl•ttMO dlw1Cl11•t, t • llll\ bull-I• <OlldlK ... llt/ Ml Ill• Deflynt 1Ctllll9f' dlwlChl•I. Thlt .. _, Wft "'"° wllll Ille Wiii ..... G. Hlll<lllllQ\ C-nt'f Clerk of Or...-Couf'lf'f .it Jiily '"" ~ "'" llltd "''"' "" 10, ,.,. County Clertc of 0••"9e C°""IY on PltMM .,,,....,_,m,... PJ.tO:IJmtd Or~ CoHI D•llY Piiot, P-117'12 July12, tt,H-AllQ.), 1m "'"" PuDlli ... Or.noe Coeil Dell., Piiot, JulJ $, It, It, It, lf7' 2S7).1 t PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE t • llll• ,__. -~ """' •llh '"" Cwnty ,,.,_ of o..,. C-W .., 1 ..... tt. "" Pl trPt l'Wll.,_, Or-Colo\I 011ty l'llOI JVM 2t, J\llJ S, 11, It, 1•1t )Of 1' PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICllllOU' •llM•ah ,.AMf ITAllMl!fllf ,,.. lollowlftO ".,'°"' ••• dOI,,. t>u\lnt .... CALl,D'IHIA MINf, Jll4 (I Alt,.•Y Awe , Coote Moo~.( .. ttt1• 0..,kl V --1\u. ),1' Vvt• Aw. , L0119 .. llth, CA -J e me• P ~11lllv•ft , l/H lroolnltlre A,.. , Tlitlln, CA.,,..., fhl\ lht\IM" I• CONlll<l•d bY " .,..,.,,,., i-1,.nltltl O<t•ld V Mu< """'"u Ul~I -PUBU<' NOTH'•: l'tCflflOO\ t U\IHf\\ HAM• U ATll'MftHf 1 nl\ •l•'•"""'' ""' llltt6 with 1.,. t.ounlY c.•~•k ol °'"""" Counlv "" t ft• t11llrt'#fnC1 ptt, WO' •1• tf•tfhfJ fl I"'" \tn•\\ .,, June 11, ""· llu1>11.-o.,.,,.. CHtl o .ity 1•1101 I A~ "' r lf)M P f' ...... I •110• Jt,;IW 11, Jvff ,. tt. tf, lf'lt Oow• ,.,,.., ·,ult• 7fl'J ,. •• ,,,,. R••',., 701 I • ( •fltt•rnfa "'"'° PVBUC NOTICE PICTITTOUS •UMN•ll NAMa 11'AT•MCNf ""'' JMt rout~ f 'tn\t1Htnq. tCMI• Oov• \tr-NI, 'n1U• JMJ. N•'M()'ltt "*•'n •I""'"'• •?MO r '"' .. ,,,,.,, ., , '""°"'' t•f try • ner1t ,,.,tner\1>10 Arnottj ( I "'"'° , ... follOWl"9 ,., ...... ,. ck>l"9 OUMM\' et: f h" \(A,Htwnt W .. \ fl..,. With 0Nt C HERGY PLANHE "S, l•tO C.ov111w (.wuk OIO•-t.wn11on JU'- P«llk GIMI Hwy , •JOf, Hunt!~ J, ltn. &.« n, CA""°' "ffl te Rooer I.ff ,_, IMIO P..Cill< Publl•-0.-(Oe\I D•lly l'llOI, C.OHI Hwy . 11101, H.Mtlf'IOlOf'I Buch, July 11. "·'•*"'AUQ 7, 1•1t 1UJ ,. CA '1'4• Cll•tlU P•ul H1lnl1, to H . Pornwn .. A,,_ , 8rH , CA tlU I lnl\ ~wwu I\ c-ucled l>v ""..,,. ln<o•~lllfl<I •UOCl•llon Other ln611 • ,,.rtrwr~P ACIOtf l T-t rn., , ... ,_, .... , Ille<! •1111 tM County Clerk of 0..•ftO-'°""'Y Oft June ?S. 1979. 4 ·- PUBLIC NOTICE P UllUC N(ftlf'V. ... ,,. NO'ftt• or "v1111t •111' o'"••W>N•l""°"".'' OBITUARIES rv-..c NOTIC& • I PU9UC NOTICE ~ ,.C11-neln•ll ...... SUN•• COU'-T OI TMI • .,_. STAHMlrH ITAffWCALl .... •IA,.O• ~lie,....,_,...,_ k .. ,.. ..,., , .. .....,..,........ -" .... ._.. ""' •••l ,.,,.,,. lfOTICI 0' lflA•t•• 0, IHVltT#I H"• 11m t>o.uft ., .. ,. 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O•ted M1tY 10, 1971 Dof\eldD Su!llY ... ,Cltt .. c..-.OeClut'( SOttl•StllNE & A"MSTROflG ...... ......,.ctr.o.. . ff--19Mdl, CA._ T•: l"O ....,. l'\;041,,,_ Or-C:.0.sl ~tlJ PllOI, J-21, 11. JUlly s. 11. lt7't PUBLIC NOTICE J .. -- f a 7 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE c, ... ,. SUl'l!lllOtl COUltT OF THI STATI OF CALIN>lllOA l'Olt TM• COUNTY OI' OltA•OI Ne.A-ltll71 NOTICE OF Ml!AlllMO 01' l'l!TITION P'Ott ,ltC>eATI! 01' WILL PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ANO l'Olt Ll!TTl!lt• Tl!ITAMEN· lt·m7t TAlt'I' AND AUTMOltllATION TO MOT1Cl!Ol'SALI! A OM 1 N ISTI! It UM 01! It TH I Ol'ltULl'ltOl'lltT'I' INOll'INDl!MT ADMINISTltATION AT l'ltlVATE SALE 01' l!ITATl!l ACT. .... A""1J E1l•I• of LEONA BLANK. INTHISUNIUOltCOUltTOI' O.<eated. THI! ITATIOl'CALIFOltNIA l'Olt , NOTICE IS HEAE8Y GIVEN ll'ltt THll COUNTY Ol'OllANGE A081lltT S. LAUltlE llaS flled herein In th• Matter ot Ille Estate or a petllioll I« PrOINtt• of Wiii and for 0£80ftAHA.MATHIAS,Oe< .. -.cl. Lelle" TntamenlM'Y and aulhorlt•· NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thet tlon to ..,.,.latar Ille fttel• under UM tlle liftdanltnad will 1941 al Prlvete lnde~t AclmlnltttatlOll of l!•t•tH Ml•, ICI Ille hlQllHt -llesl lllelder, Act, reta~• • wllldl It mada tor 1ulll•tt to conflrmallo11 ol said lw1Mr -1kulers, "" lMI the time Sl>parlor c:oun, °"or after the '1st Clay •llCI pl_. of '-tint Illa -h•i ofJll4y, 1m,a1t11eoffic~of PA"EN, """ ... .., ~ 7, 1m, ., 10:00 FAITH£ SANOFOAO, "3} w. Foothill •·"'··In tlle C-1FWm of 0...,tmaflt llvd., Monrovia , County of Loi No. 3 of Mid c-1, et 100 Civic Cet1w Aneelfl, SUt9 of Calilomia, ail t11e Orlva Welt. lft IM City of Senta AM. '"''· tit .. ..., Interest of said de· telllorllle. cHMd at IM time of c1e•th and •II IM OeteO Jl/Ay '" 1m rlOl't, till• eild ll'IAtrest that Ille fttata LEI! A. lltANCH, I Hid da<•Hacl has ICqulred lly c-ity Clark -•tlOft of I"' or CllWwlM oltler ltlNDl&.aAMDlltlCNe • tMn or In eddllloft to that of Mid de-.la-I • .......,._. ' cHMCI, et tM time of deelh, In anct to ,._ N ........ Jr. •II "" Certalft ..... ~., altualacl In ,.. ... .......,, ... .., Ill• city of F11ll•rton, Cou111y of lattte AM. CA "'91 Orat199, SU• Of c.llfornle, H11kuler· T .. : crw1•"" lyMt<rllleda1fOllOW1,to-wll: A-..a............ ...~ .. 1: Lot 12t ol Trad No. ""· ~....., 0r.,,. c;ee .. Dally ftltot, H ,., map rlCOl'dad In look *· J114Y 1' ..... ,.,. t7i..1' l'•tH 16 10 ti lncru11ve Of Ml\· -------------ic.o-Maps, 111 ..,. offk• 01 111e PtJBUC NOTICE '°""'' ._.., ol takl ,_,.,_ ~•cet1llft9 tllerOfrorn •II oll, .. ,. ---------lml-alt Mid~ WlllMfltel NOTICEOF lyl"' i.tow • dllltll ol • "9f'tkel !Mt m ... ured from tlla wrlec• 9f .. 14 IMd ff fUll., Mt for91 In IN IM"-1 NON raconted Ill ..... 9'IS P ... S», Of. • llclal ltacords. DISCRIMINATORY ,:~~1~-::::.:': POLICY & ID -t. __.,, w !« OC11ar '"""""· ,.._ ell H ...._. eMI IMflMd In Ille TOITUDINTI Ocl•••tl•" •I rHtrlctlo11a l•r The C•nt•r for :::~':;:c~r=~ Th•otoglc•I StudlH •d· .... _ ..... -"' ... , .... "'Its atud1nt1 of eny rec•, ~ .,, • .._ 111ei,t1w.: OH1<1e1 color netton.I and ethnic lllecerda of Orutt -.n11ty, I (.ellfOrftla, origin to all tM rights ·-_.., 11-•• .,,. orlvileaes. pragrems • .....,...c..t.F"""1M.CA. ectlvlfl•• .. .-.rally ec .. :.~,:.-:.=-... ~.= COf'tld flf nied9 IWellable HI•, or 'ert Hllfl 9rtf INIHU • studentlet the KhoOI, It "'"uu• h 11ot• aoci.,.• ,., dOel not dltcrlmlnete on ..,. .... .,Trv110 ........ ,,.,.,. It• '-'' ot r~•. color :::=..r::::..,""*"" 11111 Mt8oftel .,... ethnic or1a19' •'* ., .-. • .. ill'Wflt1111 etld .. edmlnlstretlon of lts ... • ,... ..... ~~ fducatfonll pollcJes ad· :.=:..-.:;::.e;~ •l1tlon1 pollc'••· ~•""419¥""""·""· ICltot ...... eftd foeft prOo ~ F. I'-., E'"" .., ettttetlc a ....... ..., . ..-,~tnttte __ ...... rliif:a. ~":au••N•o --........ w. : ! cw ••. .._ ..... F JI --SS ti ••CA ... , ,,•!FA:..... -=z. o::-Del., ~-...,....... .." ,., "·"·ti.,.,.. ... " 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 1 8 ~.~ly 19. 1979 DAILY PtLOT A , Th• Blggeat Marketplace on the Or•"9• Co••t DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can lell It, Fll\d II, Trade It With • Want Ad (842•5878) On• ca1r Service F•at Credit Approv•I M..... ..._..,_S. M111"ForW. ....... ,_.~ ....... ,_s. ,_s. ....................... . ................................................................................................................. . EQUAL HOUS8NO O~.flOATUNITY , ,. t ..... Meeler. AU,.... eiatateadvertiaed In this oewspaper is sub- .Met to tbe Federal Fair lfou1ln1 Act of 1961 ....... mak4111t lllelal to advfftlae "any pre· rerenct(. UmitaUoo. or dalcrlmln1Uon based 00 race.color,relilioo,sex. or na&iooa1 oriiln. or ao intention lo make any IUCb pnlereoce, limita· tion. or d.llcri mioation. •• 'Ibis newspaper will not knowinf ly accept any advert sing tor r e al mtate which is in viola· lion oftbe law. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Colorado beautiful 40 wooded ac. wtr, lo dwn. m>p/ac. PP. 834-0980 ~ANT ACTION? Cfassifed Ads 642-5678 CLASMFtlO HOUIS Advert1M·r~ mov plorl' tht'tr ud~ hv tt•ll'phonl' 11·ooa m to~·301• m Monduy t.hru F'ru1ay lltonoonSaturo1ay ('~TA Mf:SA on·1n; 3JO W Hay 642·S678 HUNTINC:TON Rfo'.At"ll 1787$ Heach Rlvd. S40-1220 LAGUNA BEACH n•Glenneyre l..afune Beach 494·9466 SADDLEBACK ~ La Pu ICoad l.llgune HUis $81-6310 NORTH COUNTY dial frtt S40· 1220 CLASMFflO DIADUMES Deitdllne for copy & k alls 1~ $ 30 p m the day bl-fore pubhratton. l'X· ('\'Jlt fnr Sunday & Mon· dav t-:d1t1ons whrn detidlint' Is Saturday. 12 noon CLASSIFIED HGULATIOHS 1-:RROICS: Advertisers ,. i.hould chN.•k their uds da1lv & n•port. <"rrors lmmcd1atl'ly . Tll E OAJLY l'IWT assumt's habtllty ror the first in· rorn.'ct Insertion only. CANCELLATIONS· When k1lhn1? an ad lw sure lo makt' a record of lht' KILi. NUM RER tt•ven you by your ad taker as rereipt of your nncellal1on This kill number mu~t be prellen· tl'CI bv th!! advrrt1i.er 1n r11M>or a dispute CANCf.LLATION OR COR RF:CT I ON Of NEW AO BF;PORt.: RUNNING· f:verv effort •~ mede to kill or t'Ofrttt a new ad that has bet'n ordered. but Wt' <'3nnot JUOrlln· ltt to do M> until the ad h•R eppeared In the peper. DIMf.-A·LlNE ADS· ~ ad~ are 11lrtctly <'ash in adv11nre by moil or 11 eny one or our of· rices. NO phone orders. Oe 1dllnl': 3 p .m Fndey. Cosl• Mesi OI· fl~ & 12 noon al all branch omen. Tiff. DAll.V PILOT reaerves the rtllht to ell!IMfy. tdll. cenll()r or r rfu11t' any o d ver UllftT1eflt.1ndtorh1n11e M rttt~ " re•ulahons -.ithout prior not1rr . CLASWllO MAll .... ADOllSS ro.Ro111*. Collt a M tu 92GI • , .. ,.. 1002 tOOZ llOJ ., .. ,... 1002 llOJ .............................................. ~··~········ ................................ . Ol.'~Y • ._ICMTUDOll f!aellantin1 Carri11e Houle. LGat private [)f. • Bil. den. Formal din-ial. Game Rm, w /wet-bar. Antique parlor w/maetel rpk. breaklut rm. AtUc: loll hide-a-way. Stained 1lua windows. Secluded w/treea In beel&iful custom bome area. Only min. to ftne1t beeches. Lee RV access . Truly an experience to see. and only $129,000 . Call now!! n4-M3--0802 I ACRE LOT!! 9.&nounded by view and ~ in greater Laeuna Hills "Neille Gall Ranch". Build your own custom estate. Very rew loCs at this great price. Owner will carry 2nd TD Call today! 645-0303 FOR EST E OLSON ,_,, Ul " '!. ...... IAYCRIST 4 BR, huge rormal din· ing, crpts, drps, bllos, frplc. Lrg heated pool, elec garage door opener . Vacant & ready to go. Take over $168,000 loan, offer your down pay. ment. $210,000. JACOBS REAL TY 675-1670 VAM-TASTIC Have $13,000 eqwty in van. will talk trade for Real &tate. 640.6161 VOGEL PACIFIC EASTILUFF SBEDROOM Beautiful LUSK tri·level executive home. Family room, with fireplace. formal dining, 3 car garage, lge master bdrm suite. Wall to CdM high school & Newport Beach Tenni.s Club and shop- ping. Located on a quiet street with many large trees. See to believe! NEW LISTING! Call 54&-041 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. HAllOR HIGHLANDS Prime price-prime location. $115,000 buys 3 Bdrms and 2 baths- complelely upg raded. Lots of used-brick and just steps to schools and shopping. 642-5200 -- AIAMDOMID Sl'AMSH llACHHOUSI Hilltop 3 BR, incl 2nd sty, 20' loft mstr retre at w/seprm + pvtaundeck. Sep sunken formal din. rm. Den. Fplc, beams thruout. Arcbee, declm " gardena. Truly a rustic beach "°'7ae f& more for only $1.12,SOO +terms for all. BKR . Call 714-aa.«m DICOIATOtlS aJGHT Sprawling 2 story, 3 kinl abed bdrms. Extensive· ly mirrored. accented with eMtJUne carpet. 2 car ...,.... with opener. Gouimet Kitchen. dlninl room, central air. ·- JUST UDUCIDI OML Y $1 tl,000 A.aATSI••• The popular Greenbrier 2 bedroom condomi.n\um in McLain's Big Canyon development: this ol\e just "fell out of escrow" and anxious to be put back in, never before lived in, incredible golf course view and located close to pool. spf/ and tennis. At $220,000 you can be the Great Greenbrier buyer. 2~"-o..w-t1 .. 110· Never a vacan cy! Call now for details! Each duplex consists of two 2-bedroom. 1-balh single·le vel units with attached garages. WESLIY M. TAYLOtt CO .. RIALTOtlS 2111 S-Jo1qrll ..... lo.d MIW..,,rPOR._..,T CIHTR. M.I. 644-4910 .lllBEST U~ IVUlf tf()MI:§ EXIC2STC>aY Assume S63,800. 4 Bedrm. 2 at.ory. Mt.nutes t.o beach. Formal Uvlng room. sunny kitchen, bnck rplc, huge family IEEANFRONT* REAL TORS . 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar IM'LD MEWPOIT RACH Bay & ocean just l·blk. away! Leasehold: 3 BR up, 2 BR down. 2 baths each. Priced al $175.000 &n31l63 675-3"0 Eves associated B ln,.F Q \ Q J J\ lf"Q":, ' t ,,.. b..J t, ' ' • c b OWNER Will FINANCE 4 80, 3ba, 2500 sq rt. Alrium. Iv rm, rm rm. po6b home in prestige neighborhood Vacant. des per ate. $139,000 Owner 998-8344 PENHYSAVER This Is the home wh.ich is priced to save you money (lots or pe nnie s>. Included w /this de · lighlful family home in a prestigious area are 4 <:i>mfortable bdrms. a cozy fam rm. 2ba & comm tcnnl.s. Call today ms:no ALLSTATE REALTORS ·4 2 Bdrm units. w /new water heaters , carpets. drapes. paint. and roor 2 ' years new. Only $135.000. C.all 00-9181 : OPFN HOUSE REAL TY /. PRO'S IOOo/.Ca u Js-.• NO DEDUCTIONS' 3RDOR MORE DEALS 70% Comm. on 1st & 2nd Lotsohales & listing leads Join the busiest place in town. 3 openings due to expansion. a.ally Metwortc 957-8400 1800 SQ.FT. INDUSTRIAL BLDG. • + 2 Bdrm house & jaami. Call 145-9161 ./'{] OPE N H OI N , _ ~ REALTY /. Claaatrled Ads are the answer to a auccessful prqe or yard sale! ll's a better way t.o tell more people! rm. Stairs leading to pnvate master suite. Wall of glass to large WOODRIDGE pa\Jo Huge com er lot RaiMcecl-$127,tSO w/RV access. SSSO/mo. Owner transferred, 2 Call for all amemllcs and bedrm & den. vaulted appt. l.oPN!Vlew. 963-7118l v.ic>od ceilings, wet bar&. CJ'"''' •·i ., • ,, ll ,. ,, ,, , ; ',,,1,, fi~:fil~:.~~~:.~:~: [ ® ll<Hill ing oven & much more' -~· ~~;::!-~-~~~1•~=-~~~=!!!-~ Call 673-8S50 ()PIN llf 9 ••I\ •UN IQtjl 11< I• l~NllHI C.M. nlPlEX Like new. pride or ownership income pro· perty, 3 bedroom. 2 balh owner's unit with wall·lO· wall carpeting, built-in latdlen & fireplace. Lots of tand:scapi.ng & country c harm. Full pri ce $179,000. 751-3191. C:SELECT I PROPERTIES llACHDUPUX SI 10,000 Bicycle to beach. See this 3 and 2 bedrm duplex with assumable 91/•% loan. Owner may carry aome paper. Hurry, call 873-8550 OPH4 "' q . ,, '•uh rpfij ""., f [~11111 4o/oCOMMISSIOM! WHY PAY ••••••••••••••••• Bea uWuJ 2 Bdrm condo on the golf course. end umt, many upgradei.. plush white carpeting. parquet noonng. mir· rors. commwuly pool:.. Pnced to 54:JI al $1.26,000. fi44..7:rl2, 11lomas. agt •••••••••••••••••• Newport Heights BRAND NEW Wall'> of glass enhance this unique 3 bcdrm home Floor to ec1hni.: bnck rpk . vaulted cc1I· 1ngs. skyli ght , hui.tc ,,.st.er swte overlook~ slmdeck and pal10. walk· an wardrobe too. t:xcep· t1ona1 fin ancing. Don 'l miss out. 646-717 l Offt-f r1,y.,,,,u,.,; • ._,,,I· 1ema111 VA .BUYERS 64".COMM.7 Proieuioaal agent pro-viding total services U you make $1400/mo, <ML.5> will sell or assist you IDIY qualify to own you in purchast.ng your your own home! Low home for only 4%. Save Down! Loans to h00.000. ..1 aJ · , Cal I Let LL'§ show you bow to 2% "' s el>f1ce. do1t! Call Now' 97>tl36 Agt. T .. tolled C..,.+ S19'S TO IEACH W•u.t.! 754-1202 Owner ready to vacate this neat 3 bed rm + IASTSIDE AXER family rm + fireplace 1·2 LOT beach cottage. All this on Bring your investors and fee hand for only $139,500. tUlders and be creal.Jvc Hurry. won't last. call with th.is one. SSS.000. m.as50 Call 646-7171 oPfN fl( 9 • ff\ I~ '0fU fllff.f' uPH'I ''' " •• r, •ut--1 tOMI t.itt t lelMM [®lfltdffl .-HADOIHI 3 BR 2 Ba. quiet location. $122.!iOO. ZSTORY Shake roof. 4 BR. 21/• ba. $1.29,a:>O. EASTILUFf Oloice comer location. s BR. 3 Ba., $187,500. ., Mcc.cle, lltr. s41-n2t $1.89 per DAY 1bat's ALL you pay fora 30dayad in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE lllECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5'7• .._, bl1:on People are whispering that the sellers are ex· peeling you to see this beautiful home. Con· fidentially if you want to lake advantage or a great buy you should. nus gorgeous 4br. 3ba home bas 2 wet bars. 3 frplcs, frmal DR. cov- ered paUo & BBQ. Call nowmS37o ALLSTATE REALTORS . llACHHOMI 2Slcry, plus loft. View of ocun & walk to pound-lnl awf from lhis spec· tacular home. Extra large II v Ing room , eourmet kitchen, spiral 1t1ircue leading to private master suite. Large encld paUo. Only S138,000. Ca ll r o r personal Intervie w . 963-71111 OPfN 111 9• II) llJ'V 101!1 •-l<I • le;MMI 3 Br & 2Br luxurious ~ with owners umt. 1ri25,000._ - JONES REALTY INC. ·~·t H4b C714) 673-9210 2001 W.._BMI ~ Beach Calof.,.... 92660 DWLU-Gnata..c.. Blocks to beach & shops . Try 15% down and owner financing al 10% int. Sl!M.000. Call Hurry, call 6n8S50 (,J'ftl If Q• if' ta·•. lf)t# '• I [~1111 W• Wortr For YOUf Res1denlJal & ~me Property ,, DIAMOND REAL ESTATE • ~ .4 ENTERPRISES 645·7573 )) 2040 PHALAROPE Me!>a Verde : a very special oHenng -new paint. new landscaping, newly c arpeted, btg FIVE BEDROOMS. 3 baths. family room Secure nnancing of your choice. $1.56.900. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 .)) Zll POPPY: Corona di!! Mar: just steps lo the beach & a short walk lo shops, post office. banks & restaurants. Off street parking ror 2 guest cars: two bedrooms, family room. study & garden room. Spacious home with much priv acy Owner will help finance m>.000. COLE OF MIWPOIT REALTC>aS 675-5511 - WATRROMT HOMIS? CAUUS! WE LIVE ON AN ISLAND .. IALIOA ISi.AMO ntATISI BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 673-8700 I F• Ad Action &alt I Oily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5611 Rf5aNT!Al llA()((RK;l CQtlflWtt THI HOMI FlllT 181 VIEW-SPACIOUS YOU'ft PIOMlm Youn&P Jn picturesque. private Bayshore. Tradltlonal Cape Cod with 3 bedrooms. den, garden dlnlng. room. Used brick and solid oak make thll a perfect home. You own ttte land for 1895.000. : .......................... ~ ,.... -,.,. • ,... 1491,0IO • ll THE WATD ...... .., ....... , ..... 2 ... ...,. .... .., .... 1197,Ho WATERFRONT HOMES Ille. ai3b W Coast Highwa~ Newpo'1 Beach 611•1400 7 / IAlflOWT • several nae .,.,,..._ homes wtlh SJi•r 6 1Up A YALON Well t'OMlnk',td, 3 BR. 1 be.. oak rloor.parUal baaement , concrete ..... ..._.,. fouadatkm. naLI ...... llJ0,000 '" ............ C ...... •MeO M1W HOMll OM &.90 llLI Urund Mpunklng new -2 home" on lov ly Lido l"ll'. Doth homcA are 2SOO 8Q. (t , 2 MlOty, ~XQUlltitC flnlfllhln.C ' -_,,.,,~c-.1 , .... ' S P!LJ..li Voli"'R H 0 M f,) '!!1 .. llllllll .. !!lllll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i! rASTt t-'lJ t.L Kt:ALTV SP'JtVI );J t o uC'h <'ii. 1rnn l·l ~d demi. eheery Circphic·l'lil. "ourmct klh:heru1, tlle ond wood floorN und private p11Uo1t for 1•ntt\rtnlntnw Tht• homt~ arc IOC'llled ' lltrMllllllltw ' --~· """·-----------.. IWi11110Nt I\ t:A _ n Y '"'llACM INCaAUln flOI IAftWACT'tOM ....... 11 t w . .., '"""' ......... ..,......... ''"·'" ....... tit .... I n t• IF• 1111,HO I M..:n•t .. ..._. l lH.HO eo,.. """" & I t *t I ) ... ~ ... ·~ ~ ''°'·'" fO,... M & S.., . ,._ L_,I O,,_ WATRNONT a 9MSM IAKA94i ru·'"' SfllClAL.tST'S . IT,.,, _____ 6 ~ f St:R\7('( S.-.CT ACUUI SPY'"-ASS I ''"' • f''h' ~1" :t41'1 \4;-.td "1th ~111ht l <"I• ' I'• """"'"""'·'"' l imd<c•a!l("d I\~ ~ N "l\a t'nln l~h t'I• l.i111o1" 11• 1n, R :-m 4 •\•rm al lhn1n1t \l<ldt'rn "'11<•t\..-t lll-n ta1" 11.-mt' Rrom Cllll ~·ur \p1>'1in1mcn1 Tu ln.'ll<."'' S..'2:S.~ Submit OUt'f' ' NEW OFFHIMG Sh3r p F:nd l'n11 ~in~lt' Stor). Paula Plan ThrN' tk<dmom Phi' l.1J?hl Chet>rful f'a m1ly Hoom \\ 11 h \\mp /\ruund Patios For Indoor Ou1il11or ,.:ntl'rlt11n1nJ? Good c;rct'nlwlt l.t1t·:ilt• Air Cond1t1on~ /\ .. J oy ()f N1:wp'1rt l.11>t1ni:" .... _.a.I .......... t1••o.e1w.•1•1 Total Wardrobe! 9417 10Vi.24Y2 631 -1800 881 DOVH DRIVE Travel The Seasons 7539 ""A6ce 13~ AS.~,. u sai;u. •11m OCUl .. OMT • •u.e UH.00011 I Unlta. 2 bdrm• . 2 . 1•lmw to llH' <·hlldrt•n 's !lay ground. tl-nnl~. Lltlu plnyhnnl'l' on yacht club Tht'8l' h1111w" un• open dl•lly und w('ckcndff. rJn •rn,i I il/\11 I Y fi. /\~,~UL 11\ I l <..i 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• belt• U,..,IVUI t lf)"'l:i .,..., ..... -.Y'"'· •••n Al Al f0 115''. G/6 0000 IMYISTOIS . ., .. , ... ,. 7443 I 1n1 r.01t~I l-t1ghw1v. Cc11on11 del Mai 2 Bdrm, Ivie buUdable Jt 2 lot. $711,900 Call 546 5111> for more details. • · e ·• HERITAGE . REALTORS ( II r 1'1\11• thhm wit h ni11ht Iii: ht ,. I t• "" /\ II t " l<Nlllldl'h, llllrlll'<lU~ 11i.rdt•n, 111111•1 1•111 tit• 1111 1· \'11111111 1111111. 1.-11111~. an1t a .i11at1I 111111• C \li.lllll' ~<® T•o .. ,. 9.25,-o L09I ~bmlt all offors on u contem porary clean 3 be droom h o m e with k it c h en comple te ly furni s h e d . l ar.:e rlrcplacc. n ew plus h curpetlni throout. paint· tJCI in and out. Lo<·ated on quaE.-t cul de sac street m dtJSiruble urea or Ch.Ila Men . $93,900. DKn. 540-1720 f?eoch Realty RIAL HTAH UCIUEMCE SINCE 194' OPEN HOUSES SANTA ANA HEIGHTS First sho.wing : 6 bt•droorm. :l baths. formal d inins.! room. 7-i4 Acre. A·l Zoning. Horse O.K. Back Buy view. 20462 Birch St. Open .. ~riday, Saturday, Sunday 1·5. $499.000 TMIB1. -· CEDAR GLEN HM 'N llCOME 2 s epar ate h ses on Ea.sWde C. M. comer lot. Assume low interest loan & owner may carry 2nd N<.>w 1.as ttng, so hurry, 1t won 't las t ! $144,900. ~7221 COIONA DEL MAI Shows like a model : clcganl 2-s lory, 3 bedroom hom e just ste ps lo Ocean Blvd. & a n easy walk t o LITTLE CORONA BEACll. $217.000. Open Thursday & Friday 2-5. $339.000 Oistinctave 2 and J btldroom condom1ruums from $91,500 2564 Elden Ave .. C.M. 642.6734 REST AND 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE RRAXATIOM ll IS lhe order or the day m this 3 Bdrm delight. . ... eutures. Sctr clcunin~ oven, wax free rloori., fo rmal dtninK rm, C! pilU05 & muny extras. NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 ~. -- 159-0226 COSTA MESA COTI'ACiE $74,500. Cute 3 bdrm home with formal dining room & ma1111ive .stone fireplace. Located on a tree-lmod street & s1tuat· edona large lot ll'!I a re- al find. Call 556-2660 C:SELEC T T" PROPERTIES ~ll macnab I Irvine '!'-realty OPEM NIDAY I 0.2 3814 TOPSIDE. llARBOR VIE W HI LLS -Great family ho m e · 4BRs. 3 baths, dining r m & brkfsl rm. Priced to sell at $212,500 (cpt. a llowance a vail ). Sandie Fix 644-6200. CV-122> '42·123S 901 Dover Drive 644-6200 Har bor View Center trv1ne et C.mpu\ Velley Genter 752-141 4 SlllC & llNlt TYPESTYLES C S C 0 A H 0 S E R L A 0 L A H C A H HT LC 0 AS ULT 0 TI S E L YT SE A Y W V L E R P G H X A Y C L T l 0 P P P C M A 0 S C L E H E E S F L I G V EE 0 L I R J HTC UR TA C S I VlJ L W A 0 A H £ L E C U T C H A M 0 R S L A B T T R E T I 0 Q E E S A B C W L J I S 0 C P E H T S H 0 W S G H U J W A T G 0 A T 0 H E E L 0 A £ J L R K 0 J E G H l 1 Z AD 0 L I C R.HRS EI W A C I T J I Z T 0 Y K G I I A 1 L g T H W A A f A C E T H C C F C A V I L T L S S S A G 0 T H R A A A C E M M Y I N 0 l S A C D l 0 £ E A L C X K W C X W H 0 A G N E G S I C W S 8 E E E llltrUcUonl: Hiddln wordl below .,._ fonwetd, bid!· w.11, up, doMI or ~y. find Nllfl end '-It In.~ c.ton a..iT•• ~ .J Culliwt Bleck Llfttt C......." ltlllc a.,,,,. T•t """"'t ltlllt OldE-upt f• Godlk S..lertf T~ Tomonow: lt0tt MOLIO I' I I I I 1006 . ..................... . Builder p11ckage. lol & plane; for sgl family res S235,000 cas h /quick close. O wnc r /Agt. 833-3181 or 644-6340 CAUNOW 754-7800 ·.~ Mulhearn. ~~~r "" New house by builder . 29'l7 Uns tol, (;M Pick carpetmg now. 5br. ____ _ 4ba, FR. sundeck. 223 Verde 3br. 2ba. low Agate. s:IJS,000. 675-6921. down. ussumabte $64,000 2 Newport Duplxs incl loan 9.5'.? No qualir) mi: new Bayfro nt to b e 117.000 646-1757 Xchngd dwn. Owner 213-6M-3200. 4HOUSES Clfllt1eaol.ach 1011 WESTSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only $225.~ 0 /W IC 2 bdrm. I ba. covered WORLD R.E. petio. large lot. $88,500. 556-7777 Cail 493-7649. 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• me Ks tde location, ex cell. r a m1l y exet·ull ve home. Pool, gu1..-st house w/wel bar, Ii.: rc•dwoud Breatht.ald.ng Panoramic fam rm, 4 Ur, 2 Ba . 2 :Mbrviewof Npl.llarbor, frplc's, many plu!> Ocean, Coast & Bay reaturcs. $165.000. Call night lights from every Agt /Owner 642 0467 o r room. Steps lo beach & Cent ury 21 Allcoast. park. Perfectly appoint· 963-0961 ed throughout. MJ5,000. 1--------- «U-4560, 673-0188. .For sale by owner . beuut 4 IYOWNH 3 Br, 1 BA. comer R·2 lol BR, owner w I carry 2nd. Great loan assumpllon. 75J.1578 Plans completed for 2nd •--------- unit , new cpti;, drps, r oor . ceilings . 700 Marguerite, S a l/Sun ll :OOa m ·5 :00pm $149.500. 644.9260 8 1/Jo/o ASSUM. LM. 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, lge airy home Zoned R2. Very buildablc. XJnl home or investment. Convenient to all services. $95,000. UMUSUALDUPUX 1s1~ OnPoppyAve.,old CdM. ---- -- Altr. 2 bdrm. & playrm. .:a.st S.de CM. large 4llr, owner's unit Ir good rcn· 2ba. w/lrge. ,.. n. + tal. Doth adjolnin111wlm-rprk, & alley access for miJlapool.SN&,500 •'irm. R.V Priced to Sell ! 'AUL MAaT1M SJ:IJ,500 646_·_2633 ___ _ llALISTATI SWRLOCATIOM '44a7lll Spacious Eusts1dc '4 bdrm 2 ba home. Clean CAMEO llGIUNDS Showa like a new home. Top q u a l ity r e· fwtMbinp. 4518 Wayne. Cameo H l1h l a n d s , Corooadel Mar. Sl2S,OOO. cau Inside w /new cart.ht.one cplJI, paint & kit Jin. New root. Vacant, owner anx- loUll. $108,000. So.c:.tf • ..., 146 1605 64Mt 11 tmve Mesa Verde • Br. pool, j1c, no q uali(y . Ina. SH ,000 move-In. sw.ooo. Geo. 979-9950 SWlt tt ..... POOL Drlllt.lc price reduction by very motlvaled seller. 4 Bdr. ·den · formal DK. -upgraded · l11e. pool • qe private yd. · near MeH Verde Country Club. Ca ll Glen Hellwarth, Re /Max, ai-iaea YACAKJl-ILOT =IEstate .. THI "YaLAer · ably malnta!ned ! In the lat block off Ocean = Iron entr1 , Blvd., wtth 10me ocean Uvtaal St)'U.t view poteoUal. •125,000 ...... decor w/warmth land loan already ar· 6aomfort ID~. R.lth r anted. t20$,000. CALL Olk aectllU IUlla epg QUICK. tia.aa ........ W/1tuct1: 644-H I I Price ta a ft:,; .. " aur· -' /Jn ·.11 1 . I' ! • 11 r '' I 11 I 1, ! I '} -OPINHOUIS mJa.miDe,Cdll •f'rtM.1 lN• 0..-I /4-. t7Ml'7'7 ., ~ICaU 10. Cmba'y 11 Gold St..- TOP•ALUI LOWMI In •per llll•rt .. wtr 3 bdrm, ...... low bl· .... VAklq.~G'r-. ENJOY THI.GOOD UFI OF SWIMMIN6, FtSHIM6 AND SAIUNG IN PllSTIGIOUS don osun ' ' . ' 401 GLENNEYRE ., ... HUMl'IMGTOM HAllOI CALIF. CLASSIC 180 dee white wate r view, nr beach. s Bdrm, 3'h batden; dbl &oj.. One d a kind. $400,000 Is a &teal. $100,000 down. Easy terms. OWNER C all r o r appt. 7141&13-3581or498-42t7 Tlttt .,_.._ 4 IM*H• ltw It toc.tH Oii ,........, ........ l.o¥tly ...., ...... l-c• .......... ,......,...... ••.• ,.... for SJIJ,000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH By Owner. 2500 sq ft 3 Br 499~455 I 495-1720 + den, whitewater & town VleW. Sl to St lot. H .000.4tt·2l1J SOlllll laglll'MI Lop11a Ma..e 497.3331 49J.lil2 LCICJllllCI 'each 0.. PoW ALMOST OCWROMT~ Lar ge R-3 lot with 2 oce8l'I view, luxury aplll . +commercial unit. One al a k.md & hard to find in Laguna Beach. Ownen; will finance. Asking $495.000. 1024 ....... 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-.:N>ISIOJ:: UY OWN Im • D<·sperate must sell • 3br. 2ba, ~ frplcs. Jo':im rm. Big custom homt· $1lli.000.642· 1031 .,...., .. 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARIMITA Spec tac ular hil ltup homes 2012·320fl sq f't Uose t.o Manna. Selva Rd & Calle Lu l'r1ma Vera SlG.'>,000 to $255,000. 1131-3540; 4!13 4006 Rldr ----.. t<Ltlit4• •odl I 040 • •••••••••••••••••••••• S&.a TOWNHOME Less than I year new• With J br. 2 ba. w<Jlk1n g dlsl to lhe beach Park Place, Inc 842·7461 MEWUSTING! Soper sharp JBR with pool Unde r $100,000' • 673-4.J IJ Agt ---- OCEAN llEEZ.ES S&S4 Bdrm, 21h balru.. 1.8 mos. ne w. J oggmu d1i, Lance to ocean Park Plact'.lnt· 812 7461 SPRJNGHUHST 2 Ur, 2 ba l'Ondo Nr Talbe rt 1Nl'w land C! fln1·k patio~. dhl ~ar 14U) 1>q fl I ~ly liy flOOI. $~J7 .000 Appl 11n ly 5411-;gi.') 2 Hr l'h Sa condo, 2 :.ty. encl. gar. comm pool, C! rru to beach. 961H875 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T•O.er 100/o Lo.. Lovely J bl,'<froom home with bc<tul1ful pool. localed in comer lot near :ill :.hopping. s1·hllols . and freeways K1lehen rompletely furnished . calm~ area. r:imily room ttrra. hrcplatt:. pa lJo. $115,Wl HKH 559 ~l TMBEU.. COLLEGE PARK SYRACUSE PLAN Fabulous Syracus~ Plan 1deully locatud on C'orner I~. Features i.ncludr J bdr m + den. prof. landscaped yard with mature trees & s upt•rbly decorated intenor A:;k· 111g only $106,500. Call e·-~ H/\f\:f:H Hf>'·LTY S'.i 1 2000 Rancho San Joaqwo 2br . den. 2ba. frplc, p vt pal10l'i, all on goU course Dljoy view from most rooms. Pool & Jac . SlJl,500. 640-0997 MEWUSTING! Model perfect, s pacious townbome in Umv. Park. Dad unit. 2 white bnck patios, gas BBQ. wetbar. pool. te nnis & vie w! 6'T.H31J Agt. EXECUTIVE HOME INTHE RANCH Ideally located 4 bdrm. 3 bath home on cul-de·sac. Prof. landscaped yards. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOME Wilh 4 bedrooms. 1n·law quarters. 2 fireplaces, grcCll master bedroom sUJl.c and all this iuts on a ruce large lot. Call before U\Js one 111 gonf' ~. -F:U\NC H REALTY ~~, 2000 <..11ARMING . Jo:d1nbur~ rood Townhomt. Umv Pk Irv Jbr. 21,1>:.. F R . rrix . & p11lJo_ {Jn ~en belt By adult pool t7tiiiS lroo Hark 551 tiOM3 Hy Owner $107.lm FAMll. Y DBJCiHT Big ocean view, with large he<ited & filtered pool & s pa . 4 Large bdrms , formal dining & family rms .. 2 frplcs. t recreation room & of· fice: asking$247,000. BBALDIAYLOT 673-6634 Spectacula r ocean view home. 2 yrs old. Lset opt ll'rmi. 1 y r e!>c row . $245,000 Mike Bryant, agt 497.3009 ------ 1\irt.lerock Gll'nn !ihr. J 1•--------car gar lrml I> It . fom rm .\l dn) t'U!>tom t"< tra.' Cul t11· "'H' Cum m JlOtll & !>pJ + :1 l11(ht1•d Ll'nm'> c rt" Hy Own1·r l'nm l)nl} $245.l)IJIJ 1:.1 H1pplinl( !'itH-<•m lly Appl !J5..) ~or !.175 OfJI$.', J HH condo. WoodbndJ:I'. !>pllt il'Vl'I, I 17 ha th ... $79,:lOO Owner 673 2026 FOR SALE IYOWMER TURREROCK 4Hr. f:imdy. d1mn.:. Ii 11 an.:. IJ; kllchen. l frph:,,, l rar ~aragt• Call Oun Olk ror appt at gJJ-!IW'J or 7514642 IYOWNSt Un1ver s 1ty Pk F:xec hom l·. :lBr 1.1 m rrn. c1.e>l0m' loft, pnn only SHV. 000 S5l 374'1 YOU OWN tt.e LAMD J Bdrm. 2 balh homt· in Uruversrty Park Ill Jw.t reduced to SH11 .SOO O,...fn/Sot/S. #I 0 Acacia Trtt L..w. BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67~4630 Causey & Company WOODS COVE Clas:-. enclosed :.w1m min.: pool, s paclou:. ~. yet easy main- lena nee. hardwood floor s , 2 luxurio u s ma"~r tx.·tfroom:.. 2 1 2 bath<.. h·adt:d i:lass win doW!>, all huilt·IOS In k1tcht•n 100 many ~,..,to 11:-.t but a mu!'>l "t.'t' to a pprt•t1att ,..or I.hi• tnObt d1,..c·n mmattnl! buycn. ~.ooo • 1104 So Co:i:.l ll1way in ViUal(l' f"a1r LA<iUNA u,.,;Ac.;11 497-2457 -------L.-......... 1052 UMV.N.IEAUT. J UR. loaded w /up. g.rudcs. Only J yrs lll!W. A.Ir cond • :iir punf1er for comfort. Lov1•ly yard w1:.pa you can t•nJOY yea r r o und . O wner w/ron s 1der lloe /opl $162,500 640·6259 cffitl 1filb REAt>LTY You .. Be Delinht.d .. with th1T~-0°7>my 4 bdrm , fa m rm. home with b eautiful. lo w meant. land.'lcapinl( and 2230 sq. fl. or la ving space. 't523 CAM"'5Da:llMME ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • POOL, S P .A . FAUtWAY Nestled along the gret:n ol El Niguel Golf Course. this s pac. 4 BR. 3 ba home w/formal dinin~. dt.:on & farruly rm L'i JU:.l nght roe-the active ram•· ly. $335,000. 4'1-9494 495-5220 496-2413 ll0.5050 .. Mcl.091 Frurway El Niguel 3br, $234,000. Custom Realty Trf).':1777 -------Htghly upgraded. AC, 3br. 2ba home, FR, den. DR. popular Jasmine plan. SlZl.000. 831·5075. central air conditioning •---------& NO ASSOCIATION FESS. As king only BY OWNER Niguel Shores gated commum· ty, immac, pro(. decorat· ed. Lovely gardens & atrium, 2 Br & den . $149,500. Call 492·2732 evit «)&. 7:.> 1. $119.000. Call 4-S Br 8'acay. never OC· CllJ>iect. u1ume 9~%. 6'2-0112, or~ llTHWmPAll PADO HOME IAddM for fut reeale on~ '*""11"1abdrm2 bllb home w /central air • purifter. Juel reduced in price. Ideally located near pGOI, ~teDDIJ courta. Hll ll'aded tbroulbout. only SIGt.iDO.Call '° DrtadDell. ..... dell coado. \'lew or 1011 ~ne. ,ark 6 UCt . ...... Aeent-....... ~ •edt I 041 18UCIDI! ••••••••••••••••••••••• View home In gated com· 4 Ill· 3 IATHS muruty. 2 bdrm+ study, l.41c. lot, patio. c-ourtyd 2.,., baths . Decorator 1''orm. din ((am) rm . sharp. NowSll0,000 lge. h v. rm , bcanwd ~Yllllpll.L ceil .. st.one frpl. MOVt>· '° 497 1761 cond. Only $142,500! . • Hurry! ....... INdl I 04I Miuaon Realty · '494--0731 _ -••••••••••••••••••••• &Coldwel Bal"-r ~ ~SIOlNllAl eAOl((RAG( CCHIWfr AICH .. CM t•eens Beautllul 2 bedroom + den and 2 bath ocean view home with several attractive upgrades; located in choice a rea or Laguna Beach. Enjoy the sunset s of CataliQa Isla nd, $159,500 • COUMILI. .... co . 496-7222 831-0838 ,..,.. ............. ............ :J- ~-· .. •-~..,----... •• ._.._ ............ _._ .... r•••••~--•• .#"•·•••• .. .,..._ _ _. .......... ..-..... .._,..,. • .,..._._..__ • ., ... ..,~ ............ ., .. 7 --- ftJ M 11 ..... • .. .. ....... ..,. S. Oller......... Otlwf> llHt ..... ~ ~IHI..... !lvld!y. July 19, 1979 ., DAILY PILOT ('7 I II &le I I ... I 11I11•1 aaM ..... ••••••••••••ea•• e ••••••••• e •• ........... ..••••••••••• •• •• • • e • •• • e • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • e • • e • • •• e • •• e eee It••• e • e • e e • • ___ ...,,. ...... ~_....._. ..... _______ .,..;:;.;,;;;::..;,.;..;.:.;,.;..._;:iLL t° I ...._ IM7. .... 116t :!~ · ....... .._, Dwtcu/ LllllfwW. 2100 ~,_,...._., IS II~ ..... _.. •••••• ;?i~ 1171 ,.. s. I I 00 ..... s. 1100 ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-··············· ••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• • mram11w.. ___ ....................................................... R-21ot. ao''l122w. z b11u1 MIW90ff•Ka. 3t6t .,.. 3212 ...... ..,.. J2'2 W1aa •t PSAaM ... i.. I•--------OCIANIM#'LIXIS trornotean. l•vel. prime ••••"•••••••••••••••••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• ...................... . . "-"Uwfwml1•1~ &MIAMI ..... u •• 1 PIH &. = ... New3bedroomhomtl =un•louuon. P .P. Ill VlaUdoHord HOMDPOR RENT TbeSl!loret, p¥t area.*"· ftle ... , ...... ~ Mltllb •Hl••hed. a C!t•c•lu •EXCITING• +a.,t.SW.U.Coutt "15/mo. Lee 2 bdrm. 2 3 or 4 br". Pnced from 2ba. frpk, paOo. elec ............... .._ ' ' • 1 Wrm aulta. vtew, Truty MM414or-.111111 bewtthdlDA:patio. MllStoMllS. P'DcdyarcUs 1ar•1•. commuolty .__...._ ... .._. + r ,._.rm• ••• .. •It• Ito•• bu Ml,,.,. ........ .._ 2000 2J ACRE LOT W~Homttlnc garaees. famili es cen&er, pool, tennis, .... &lee. Telle ... , a•••• :\at. b 1 r i. v u. m•tal dtan· a e • u l l 1 u I l 11 s ....... !~!!!....... ... rt .... ___._ auaw. eo..tffwy ~~ ~~~~!' ..J!''' uuoa at beam Adult ...... "'" ..... A 0.•rleell• enor1ncun .... 4 ..,_..,u. Goldenw.,t Jlr, 281 r aper-al·•• -•llP·..,...--or family, am pets OK . ............ • .,.._belt. Hoeully •lrrored wardrobe homtwiWnwalklnadi•· 7UNITs.C.M. ...... ,.. .. rty tDa'll.A&\,oolee. Av&1.1•1.mo.a.1m. ~WMWlll =·---..O.Sfll) :t:,;.~, =~ ~! .. ~ ;~c:.··5~o~! ~~:i.:~~: t..°':,,j~·~:•1o,. vh~:e ~.~~~~~•••• P t•Y..., 3234 3br, 2~ba. FR, chm, DR. ----------, ___... ..,.,. TSLlnvm&.a 6'2 lfl03 ranch home b A 8 4 •202 ••-•-••••••••••••••• COCDlllLlnity pool. Avail ILUl'PS room wttb bnt ll fplc. Mtlrome. • &tables. Call Sim afi'an· •••• .. ••••••••••••=•••• HOll~FORRENT 9/1. H50. 8U·'17.U o.l ,...vllle yard with c•ov· "°"' UHITS-C.M 3 or 4 br. Prl~ from ewt/wknda. table 4br apaalatt .,..oedi> Doe'lMWJI' ~Ma • deft (714) 831Hi970 dys, HOt ... MDaS 5etoM15.Fncdyard" _ __.;... _____ _ _,.. ~ "---n · -.a., 8KA 1312713 c-w.._ Near new, 3 Br owners < 7 l 4 > 5 8 1 . 5 7 8 7 121651br8alboalaland 1aragea. Famllies ..._Vlefo 3267 l1tla1 loaa. l•••d taUl,..01'8-U4l. Beallli~";' Adult wut. 2 ba. lrpl, 2-car .evea/Wtcnds. S2652brkids1arnice please, ltids Ir pets ·•-••••••••••••••••• ~~~~!!!!!~•I ~,..;JJ::.=:· T.*?l&LllALTOIS Pk. 3'd0 Seacl'ellt, 2 lg ~t!!':'i!::eu~~ Builder package, lot & S37U brcondogarfee wekome.Call964-2*or HOMISFORBENT ~ ' • or. 2&l, lam rm with all plans for sgl family res. ~4brkidspooi cute 913-2871.Agt,nofee. 3 °" 4 br. Priced lrorn 8 1•,•r! ..... 1111111111•-Mt IMfJ. by °""'1fr/,..._. • .... A9m IOIO thext.ru.0n•~tz9.~. $235,000 cub /quick Si7.ol25 t~ ,. .... _ ... 3240 5etoS495. FncdF Y!l-"14'l _...i.,..e___ •· low r ... 2 paUOI, -0 •••11•0 •...... v ...USTSIU! clos e . Owne r /Agt.llY ;•_..... gar ages. am1l ies MW rarpe-.. bnabt " ~home, llbr. l~ba. 1 833-3l8lor6"4-6340 ..... , .. , 111• 3207 ·-................... please . Kids & pe ts .,,.. HERITAGE fff ALTOR S •CANYON TOWNHOMI llAUTY 'hlle owr subjeet to ex• iatln• 9~% loan . Preltil)OUI location nea.r pool, spa " t.eunis . jog to Falbkln Island. 3 bdrm, 2V. ba, wet bar, lrml din. 2 specious tree sheltered balconies. Lee mstr swte w /wallt lo c losets . 75&-l.SOl WESTCUFF Super sharp & clean. 3 Bdrm and dining room on quiet stree t a ea r Dover Shores. This quab· ty home is only $1W,500. He ritage Exc lus ive. phone 540-1151 for de· tads. .. , ~~ HERITAGE . . REALTORS CUSTOM llGCAHYOM :m>Sq ft + s Bdrms, 5i,.c, baths. 3 car garage. Located on cul·de·sac wiU1 vaews or golr course & mtns . F or private sbowmg of this listing <:onlad Dau Bibb. ROGERS REAL TY 675-231 I NEWPORT HGTS 1bis bidden beauty is on dead end st. 2·s ty 5 Br 3 ea. sml ocean view, full Swedish s auna. big Jacuui. lots of extras. Must :iee to appreciilte. S!'J:S,000. Owner will help finance A PR€HIG€ ~~I HOMES 3333W. Coast Hwy, NO 645-6646 WEST NEWPORT .,NCOME" Spacious duplex in Newport's finest rental area. Both unit.'14 bdrms. SlAlll8 to sand. Won't last. 646-7711 ... .., .. Sllont By Owner. Npt Shores. 3 Br pool, tennis crts , $103,900. "Courtesy to Bkra. •• 5e-3&Sl New ct&.,lex 3 br & 2 br. over 3000 sq fl. t blk to blly, 1238,000. 5411·6131 HADOIYllW NEW LI ST IN G! E>ecllltJy upJraded 3Br (Mouco). lmmac. thrU· cu. sreet1oc.1ove1y yrd. FU" LAND. Won't Jut. Be lA Call 8'7M313 Agt. Si&STO llACH Lvty d&dex Jutt a haU blocll from the sand. .._.,~rent.alls •• 7 ......... Call lo-··-ml ...-\\alkt:r t; l1:r. dean.11»..* .... _.. new root. p•lnl, crta, Bli beach 7 Unit build· ...... ••••••••••••••••• HOMES FOR RENT welcocne. can 964·2566 or -dl-Jl9, 6 bltloa. STIJ,000 UJ.i, uking $395,000. Laguna Beach. Center St . BeauliluJ Bay view 3 or 4 br. Prfted from !r73-2971, Agt, DO fee. .... Qinv.G-7D. 5COn'RIALTY inclds plans $185,000. So. 2 bdrm. 2 ba, 2 car gar, 5etoS495. Fncd yard & 536-7533 Lagun;t Coast Royale yrly. $675. 875-6670 or gara ges. Fam il1 c~ TI'>SE'l'TL£ESTA1.E 3br . l~ba ll11 rdwood Pvt NB vMlw 3 BR 3~ noo,.. New paUlt. l.rll J1a. SM,0-. ' yrd 'J'ree.a. J15,000, W()V BYAPPT. 6313725 D-T.D ____ _ Newport HellhU 2bdrm lba R. V. prage 6 yard C22·~~ NIWUSTIMG ! SpacJOUS S bedrm. 3 ba, at()() ft remodeled borne near schools & ~V . • 2 8a.l lB1 °"'5>lu incld ONLY e.l¥l0. 4818 W. new BayfronL lo f>e Acapulw,. 673-4313 agt xchn1d dwn Own e r 213/tlM-3200. 3 bdrm.I "'* ha.g o od s tarter home $67 ,500 968-Z!rl Agt. S...LclgllM 1016 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA NUISES WELCOME Ideal locallon, close to work, shopping & enter· tauunent w/bus stop at the park '77 Skyhne· single wide, In clean. qU1et park w/clbhse & Jacuzu. I.ow-Low space rent. 9,995. (5497 > COSTA MESA 4HOUSES Fantastic renlal p ro· pert.Jes m high appreciat• ing area. Only $225,000. owe. · WORi.DR.E 556-7777 4-plex. Lrg Jbr. 2'.-aba. owoor 's urut + 3 lrg 2br. 2bil. I rru Crom ocean on Brookhurst $225.000. Ownt.>r· Broker 536-9987. ~ ~>rune Units. No. San Diego Co $625.000 $175.000. Agent Paul 675-MCMas.klorCoorue please , kids & pets 4!17-4844. welcome. Call 964·2566 or ---------a 8r. 3 ba, '>'I block to bay. 97J..287L All. oo fee. CUSTOM HOME Yeart.y • mo. 673-045f.! OPPORTUt41TY eves. 517. l7tb St 4 BR 2Yi ba. ' 'ftve you ever W"'n•-·• to ~• fplc. xlnt cond. yard ... .. ..,,. Dramat1c,.new luxliry :ft • ......, <uc7961 butld your own home". ina..-#fl• ... '""' home near bay. l'n bUcs. 1lus custom lot 1s the to f 1 j best v1ew lot for sale in ocean: rp c .• acu:izi, Newport Beach today . beamed ceU's .. 2 bdrms .• Located between milllon 21h baths, dbl. garage. dollar ho'"""" 0 "'"'er will SOOO Mo. yearly· Bay & ........ _., Heaeb Realty 7~-0811 finance & may consider trade. Cora..a .. Mw 3222 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 ••••••••••••••••••••P•• YIEWHOME Dix adults 2br, l ~ba, patio. pool. JdC, t1•n Presllge, sec. & Avail. ~UI(. I s l . II R . lst /last /d ep. $485mo . 549-422S. 962.2586. ---BEAtrn FUL. CLt;AN &READV BE ST BUY IN EA.STBLUF•'S. $189,500 *· 2~ba home oo large <nmer lot across Crom shops, t enois club & schools. 714·644-8187, 844-3'42. OIOi~ condo, East Bluff, U Plan. Former model. 3br, 2ba, $122,500/best. By owner 552·0673, fl62.14&t WXURYUVIHG Oceanv1ew, lg, newly re· mode le d 4 Br . 2 8 a charmer. Buy windows, 2 frplt:s, hardwood firs. c us tom cab1ne l s, redwood bot tub/JBCUZZI, gazebo, wlk to pvt beh. PLUS.Unique i:Ut!Sl apt. Must St!e Lo apprec. Ai.k· SUNSHINE MO BIL!-; HOMF,S 554-3700 Owner frnancms: al JO': ' •••••••••• ••••••••••••• -~~Mik e Br ya n l , Space for rent 32' max --------Senior c1t1 tcn!> park, 2300 On Ille rront row in ex· elusive I rvllle Terrace. a luxury bome with swim· rrun~ pool. family rm , rormn l d1nmg area . billiard rm .. 3 la r~c bdrm!> & a r J bu lou~ view ~ Per monlh 48r, or 3Br + de n, lndscpd y d, quiet nei.:hborhood. nr public & paroctual ~c·hls. maJor shopping $55(> mo /\va1I Aug I Logan Mu rra y 1:146-1027 --------20 UHITs-HEWPORT FOR SAL E-MOV,.; BEACH Olndo. For sale, rent or lease option. Bayfront. 2br, 2ba. view, boat shp avail. 631~. ~- RJGJIT IN' '72 Fireba ll I ,\If 2 bdrm. lsi· land br, &dlt. C M Pa rk Owner will hn;mn• !:::.c. only. 5<18·3663 PL.A YA REALTY 631-4990 ing $259,500. . By owner 499·1964 1088 ---------1 ...................... . BIG CANYO ltlHI' FOR SUMMY? N NEVER Not when you $pe<.1.acular goll course can own this bcC1ut1ful e>ta.te. 6600 sq.ft. 4 to 6 3Br. 2B<t Condo. 'f.t blk Lu Bdrms, 5~ baths . Pool ocean. Features wet bar. andjac:uzzl. Sl.375,000. balcony, frplc. dbl gar, THE STARNES co. subnut ~~u;.~;'os20WC. __ 640-_5_11_1 _1crm@m IYOWMER 3 Br 3 Ba. 3000 sq ft cstm Tustin 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *ADULT-PET* Gorgeow. ho me, localt.'<1 In dc111rable Wcstminst<.'r Park. Ttus 24xfi0 Bendix bas 3Dr. ram rm + xtrJ lg lot. <8.51091H·761 Cal today or stop by for appt today. -tORTOISE MOllLEHOME SALES l.203 E. 17th St. SA 972-8421 family homl' 531·3374 -----------------• dys, ~7554 eves 3 BRhouse wJI RH rcnt:il. rt.'Ccnlly upgrnded, closl' to beaC'h 1n qui et neighborhood. Owner w/sell on land contrnct w/good terms. $154,900 !eZ-4112 wkdys, 675-634!1 eves, ask for Jeer PAMOIAMA VIEW This large custom bwlt family home has just been reduced. $30.000. It fl'aturl'S 5 Bdrms, '1 bat h:;, n ew c arpl'ls. drapt!S. wood paneling, intercom a nd l1nled glass thruout. A must to see! Call 546·5880 ror more info. ~»HERITAGE OCEANFRONT New homes, pvt t>om munity, 3 beaches. 24 hr secunty. sub·leltmg OK From $29,900. Treasure Island Mobile llomc Park, 30801 So Coast Hwy, La guna Beach. '714) 499-3816. Acrlop for w. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOY&. Y MOMTEGO 4 Br. 2 ba, lge ramily rm Nr partc. pool & school. Xlnl terms. Assume. $179.~fee. 640·1440 Zt8 Acres Norwich Ver- ------------------mont Road frontage , • • REALTORS 9.90/o lMTBISTR.ATE Lumbe r P o t e ntl a I For assumable $67.000 ~ .... 11.... _493-0l __ a._. _____ _ loan. 3Br. l:\48a. s uper ....................... C:-ht 'I Loh/ klc 385 LaPerle Ln. ....._ ...,._, Ctypti I 500 BYCO Fars-. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-2251 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crypt at Harbor Lawn. Prhilt Ocem ,,..,... 2 Br cottage, frplc. 2 pall05, $398,000. 673· 1402 Westcliff condo, spac 2 BR 2 Ba, fplc. upgrds. pool. $101,500 548·3629 UPPft" BeauJti~~ Bay t.ownhome on g~~nbell with super view of bay and mountains includes J bedrooms, 2.5 baths, dm· ing area. kitchen with builtms, wet bar '4'.•th re frige r a t or . large fireplace, tiled patio. and commuruty pool. Pretty landscaping . Approx 1850 sq.ft . $166,500. BK K. ~1720 TAftlElL -· NJCESLASHEO barg ain. beautifully Anxious owner musl sell located, 675-4103 now. 24x52 Hillcr est. l970. w /8x20 enclo~c. Make offer to Coftclominiums/Town- day' (.18637·77) housHforsaM 1700 ~-HOIRI Store • ••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 956-4500 Permanent Moh1le llomt' Trailer at El Morro Hay Tra1le1 Park. $38,500 fl.rm. Owner. 644-4688. '79 Crown Poml 1.Zx40, I fir 1 Ba. awning & skirt ing. P.P. 548·6484. CM. Mobile home 1n (;ost a Mesa lOXSO Ji'la mingo w/8XJ6 room added. 1 br, I ba. walk to shop- ping. $9000. Lie. CK711!l •. Grove Homes. 638·1702or 1198-4.163 KONA COAST. HAW All Lots. condos. res 111 saJ~. vC1cat1on re ntab Ha rt Rea lty 75·5665 Kuakini Hwy, Kailuu· Kona. H196740 ~exes/ Onits Sale 1800 ......................... &cftientTenM Only 157' down. Owner will 1;a rr y d e ferred pymnt 2nd TD on lh1!. necsr new 4·plex in So Hwiungton Beach. Park Place.lnclj42-7461 Beachduplex, 1mmal'. 4 & V1k1ng deluxe 12'. ex 3 BR., 3 car gar. steps to pands 9' more. Clean 1n beacb.$199,500 Costa Mes a Park UNITS-UNITS! Bargain Time! Agent 675·5200 _545-8907 ______ _ 40+ 18 Pride of Ownership Pa;1t1vc ca!>h llvw on 5 ycur old bwld111g Owner will f111anct· BeauUlul nc1~hhorhood &. liwldin~' In Temple t:•l) hrnkl•1 1.:0 opcralron 30 Uuy e scr ow 10 Untls SJ.250 000 IX urllts SG00 ,000 C°Jll 752·Ufl0 l QUAIL A_,~~~~- 10,... Tll 1:30 ,.M.I 2 Bal Isl Duplxs 1n~I new Bayfront to be xehgd dwn. Owner 213/684-3200 56 UNITS UNDER Construction f'rsl user depreciation f o r th e p r 1tl t: ur owne r !>hip buye r . Bui lde r g uarantt.·l's rents may i:xdla ngc Less than $35.000 per un 1t. l''orty 2 Llcrlroom. f l• IJ a lh . S 1xl1.•cn I Bc..'tlruom Cathl'Clral t'crl 1n g)>. s pa . full' landM·apPd 1\ Q11 ,11 I PI a 1· 1· c x c I u ~ 1 v 1• 752-1920 '.f QUAIL A.!~,~~~- 10,... ,if 1:30 ,.M.I 23 UNITS Prime Tustin lo<·al1on Great inrom c , x ln t term'>. seller will hdp CXfert-d at $750.000 Call Costa Mesa. 6'1G-4151. 1-~0R S ALE MOV 1-. fUGJrf JN' ·72 1-'lrl'ball I hr, ;idll. (' M l'ark Prine only. 541!·36ti3 eves. Mowwtain, De~rt. Rnori 2400 .....•...•.•.•......... FOR LEASE New 2 bt:droom 2 bath home M1!.:-.1on Lakt•::1 Coun t ry Clu h Goll lcnr11~ pool lkaut1fully lancbt·al>t'd . nri main ll'nan1;c yunl !llllCJ Cluhhtiu'-t' ltd ' V..-:.l•rt llol Spnngs 2J.3.371S 2572 PAl.M SPRINGS 1.Jcaut 3br. :Sba . ncwly d c t !> p a l 1· o n d o on f(olf l"OUl°l>l'. Magn1f1 l'lanl Ml vu E very a mcn1t1t-s $189.50() 114-3"!.12568.11.i.1;.io 4.:m Out of Cowwty Propet"fy 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rancho Call form a. 10 & 20 acre pa rcels. Excellent for avocados. horsc11 on road to f'aUbrook. From SQAl pr arrc. Seller will finance. 540·3650. Agt. RancMs. Fclr1M, Gro.n 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ ) JI\ 1 .. tt •II "' If irh111 ln•··-1 m .. n1 c •• 3224 ....•.•................ EASTSIDE Brand new tn h.-vl'I 3 hr. 2 ba townhoml' F'rplt . m1now11 vc ... k yll ~ht , <k.'Ck. Pool . h·nn1~. r-c1 room $0.J5 mo 646 426:! or64&0061 Clean 2 Br. mature coupk only $150 + manu~c 1 t u111ls No t:h1ldrcn ur Pl'L'i 53'! S93'J DRAMATIC 3Br, 2'·~ Ba Lg yd nr heh AV Jll Sepl I Ri25. 646-103.5 2 bdrm, rrplce. new cpts. gas llB.Q .. dishwasher . st vc, lge was h r m . dulette. $4,50 all uuJ pd 642·4758 3 Ur. very lg. custom de sign. plush, oidults only oo r hdd r t:!n ur pl't~. Located 295 Mesa Dr $65(). 8.ll·8081 KIDS/PETS OK East.side 2 br & )(arage. $39.'; 3 br & gara~e. S565. Ofl',CF: in your homl', c orn~r zon ed C · I . 642·2510. 646-<1848 Br condo. lg. plush. next w pool & Jae . patio, tl•n ms m. dshwshr. A t". wshr dryr. I yr old 6:111 Rhine. Brookvie w Trnd $50 8311 HUS I Hr rondu. lg. plu>-h. nl'xl w pot>I & Jill' . PJUll. ll·n ru!> c:rt , dshwshr. I\ (' W'\hr-dryr. I yr old 1;ai1 ruum ... Brook \l\'W Tr.wt $'...SO. 8311·!!081 Xlra lgc· 2 s tory, 4 bdrm. :J bet, pilot> fom rm + dl'n l'lu!'t much mun:. /\II st:hools thru c·ollcl(<' Cn derpnced /\v;i1l I! I $595 mo. SJS. 7021 New Twnhm. 3br. 21J:1. l'P . l'L -+ 252 1 Sunflower. S A $(i25. unf $71tl furn. 21.3·839·~ aft llpm •Clean 2hr condu nr So. C s t P I :1 t. a I' o o I • $400 S•25 No p ct:.. &13-8974. ------DUPLEX. 2br. lba. new 3 bdrm. 2'h ba. pool. new kitchen. Baycrest. By Owner. 642-0189 BAY DUPLEX crµs . drpt., & paint Baby V I E W ! V I ~ W OK. No pets. S36S 1~.J\. Panoramic Newport Bay Meyer Pl. 549·3484 an. views from gorgeous 3 RMutds 5::11 s.dM MU COftdo 2 Hr -t fom1ly rm w!frplc & Wt'l har Ind w;is hn & dryn l'all Shorclint· Mgml Corp fl.17 6363 4 Br single story hom1· ~lfrpk Cl~I.' I• frwys ~mo Shorclmc Mi.:mt Corp. ~7 6363 ~Gardefts Se<·lu<kd I bdrm Jlnum hc1mo• w ~parkling P<><•I ~5 mo mcl ~J rdcnc·r & µ11t'JI l>(•rv1rc· Sh11rel111c Mgml w rp, 1147 f.:16:l Ex1.'<'ul1w homf• lll"iJ.r th1.• hl•acll J br 2 h;i, f.11111ly rm. irplr. rlshwtrrp;mo C.ardl'nl•r Wd tc·r pd. Kuh ok, no ix·L, IMng. incl sr.so i\j.,'l. no ll"l" !*l4 ~ ,,, !J7:1 2!r71 V CANT JIB, lo~: 3 Ult. S5Z."i J>t•r mr1 fl :.k lor Keith. 002 '1471 C>Ll>l..:R HOME f\(>a <'h 1 WamC1; are;i. JBR. ~e y r d .' $5511 /m o 213/002·0481. 4·6 pm. ,,,.... 3244 ....................... PANORAMIC VIEW 3Br, 2Ua, n1•w luxury g <• r d t• n h " rn c• . Turtlerock. pool. $725 mo. 95,S. 2154 Condo. Univ Park Terr. Cardiff mod el 1''r lt'. pauo. 2br, 2bu S550. AvaJI Aug.1. 833·0730 Jbr. 211ba . Un1ve rs1ly Pa rk. All arnen1l1t·"· $625mo. y rly lt'a::.c. 8.S I -0'7:K>. REHTALS 3 BR. 2 ba . . . . . Sti()()/!JllO '1 Ult. 3 & . . $750 5 1H<.3& . ~ 2 BR.:? BJ . . ~17r, ~Ml SJn Ckml'nlt· ~ + dl'n 2 Ba <'Onlln, Walnut ~-close to pool. rure yard & patJO. $t50 AvaJI Hi 15 Agt l>t2·0200 BRANO NF.W RPnl or lsc. J BR. 1 IKC Ua, 2 h:e d rel>s1ni: rrns. Wood· bndgc, avail St:pt. I $5. mo . fle fo r e !IAM /l\lt 7PM, 751-87i6. ~ 5914 Large 3 br. 3 car gara1e. famtly rm, largt! back yard, CUl·dC·SUC. $5~ mo.1·137-3116 .............. 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO FEE! Apt. & Condo rentals. Villa Rentahi 6'1S-4912 Bkr. Blutrs condo ; lovely. super clean 3 BR, 2 ba. 2 Car Kar. Pool. No pets. $6.'i() Mo. Agent 640-0020 ILUFFS I STORY "Llnda" 38r, 2ba, all n e w dt>cor. $8511 , 1st /l as t + sec. Agt 546-231.3, 54G-3828 --- Menor VJ.w Hilk Spaca.ous 3 BR, ra m rm .. c.lmmi: rm Lge. yard. bcaullfuJly 1and.')car'4..'tl & w-cillcd SJ .000 Prr mo M:ent 640-6.50o Need a locrt Slip? l_.ido b ll'. Glamorous eit· t.'C. Uayfront condo w1lh toad.-, of r•JOm, view C1n<.I much rnvre. Slip ava1la bll' Furn or unfurn s1:~11no Pet'ftct Loccrtf°" R..ilt>11.1 Pen1n-.u l;i on Mm.1m.1r I block to biJ)I tlf"(J("t•;in ·1Bdrm.2 !Ja lh. '.!. -.1111)1 A vail 112'.!. SJ50,mu brx. loyfront Condo with pool Scl·un ty hid~. <! Bdrm. i ba Sf>75 mu. - ~1\ll HI HON I 1 lllMI ._ 11111<. Rl:.AL ESTAl e b.11·1400 2 large bedrooms. 2'12ba, 2·Sl)' lownhom e. d e tached gar. wa s he r / dryer. all bllins. custom ~· $625. 645-7S73 agt._:_ Pt:!ntho use cond o. waterfront. Lido Bay Six.'ltacuJar v1t:w. m u:.t M..'t! tu lipprcc An llqU\· Counlry French decor. st.amed gJ ass, wood fl rs . cusl. !,pa. 2 rrpl.. l bdrm . den. 2 baths. 1'uJ. ly secured. Lease. St.!195 633 Lido Park. 673·26!#4. 900-5421 ------East.bluff 4 bdrm, 2 ba ex l'CUL1 v1• home beautiful landscaJ)l' & tastefully tfrl'or .Jtcd. (;lo~e to ~chool., & shoppini:. Yrly l•·as1· SIUUO /mC>. Ai.:I 5.,~l Ha y .. hores exc lu~llll" p r 1 v a t l' l' u m m o o 1 t y w/1H0 •0\')>' t11 l lovclv bt•cl!"hl"S, :1 Hr I c;tudy 2 u;1 llllm ... unfurn or part1:1I ly f urn, S900 incl i::mlt-ner Av;11l S.•pt I ti4l 1~1~...-. or 1f no unswcr 4!» Zi'J7 , • p •WALK TO BJ::ACll 3lJr. 'S7SO nK1. l!>c. te nnis, pool ii. volll·yball. f.!ar . aJ.:l lJ62~ 1:wp11r1 ll.chL-1. 2t>r. Iba • 1·xtn·rndy c ute. clean re- fer. slO\l'. elC<' gara ge No pt•ts. S550. dy6 8J:J.200o, 645-67112 Ask for Gurt. 2br. den. 21,.,bil condo. Bil ms. elec "'a rage. i.e. $525 mo. Eve:-.. 645·738tt. BLUF FS Twnh.sc. 3 BK. 21•2 ba . lrg g reenbelt $750 mo. Ruth Laune, HJ tr. 646-4380 2BR.28a. Fam Rm. t blk to ocean, comm pools & tennis. New cpl & paint t.bruout. $110,000. Open Fr /Sat/Sun. 646-6769 um GW Aquanus <5·Star park) executive living. 3 8r 2 Ba, all bll·lns, 19',l() sq fl. A/C, wet bar. den, pati o. x tra s . 896-2396/962·5951 bedrm upper unit or IZUHITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• spacious 2 bedrm lower Top renls. well main· HGMMsFYn:islwd N1 c(' 2 bdrm . I ba. JflVlNE RANCll, POOL. 3 br, 2 ba, fpk, all ilP· plJ°s. melds gardener & pool serv SS 842· 7350 -Bluffs. pool : lovely 3 Ult, Oieck 1t out! Woodbridge end urut. $750 Mo. * 8 E A C H unit! Natura.I brick fplc11. ta ined; all 2 bdrms.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cnclOSt.~ garage. 1-'cnced A Wet bars. 4 Car garage. some frplcs. can split , 6 ll6oa l.a.d l I 06 yard. 2544 Orange . House Lwnhst' 2·sty, 2 lir, Hil Agent&M·Ol.3-1 P AD* Boat space. Steps to & 6. Will sell or ex · ••••••••••••••••••••••• A. 1st & last+secunty. HAlllOlt YllW A beach change S350per mo. 548-2778. Grab YoW' surfboard & · · Winte r Rental 3 bdrm. Lowest priced 2 story belld for the waves from MESA DUPLEX PYRAMID home. Newly decorated OCEAN VI E W. M c sa Ba. W/D rm. pvt pallo. +rec J>kA 111cl. lake, pool, jaeutt1~ & tennis crts. No pets. Annual leusc. $475. 559-0062 home 10 community. 5 ...,.,r......., 8x35 lnvader, .. , BR f Exd•pu llJ.1768 & furnished. 2 houses Bhars 2br,2'h ba, brand Bdrm home w/park·llke J~ ~V•J .u<t,OOO. 2 's, pies, -r Ba I t .... Its co do ""95 M w/tJi>out, perfect pad for newly p<iintcd. rom Y ron · nuu new n · .., · · gr Executive llVlllR. Wood· garden. Agt. 75&--0819 be a e b I o v e r . garages. laundry room. •OW18'S UNITS• '650/mo. Call 673-5643. ~3817 bridge brand new 2 Br + -Y1· I .o.a.1 ("~·75) Duplex ...... S.125,000. hlll{e I r de" 2 Ba fTplc A /C -·---~· · 38r, a~a w/2Ur, l~Ba. 3 Br. 2 ba. dining rm. 3Br. 2Ba. g a m rm. xtra "· · • 2bdrm. 3ba. Condo near ~Tod9yll MESAFOURPl.EX 4 Plex .... $190,000. JBr + frplc. patio, $700/mo yr · ruce. Mesa del Mar. $600 rrucro-wave. W/D rm , lg Weatclllf " Dove r . TORTOISE SlSS,000! .. Units-pride or 2·2Br +lBr. lovely st l cy_.673-8293 ___ . _____ • __ mo_._540-__ 1542_._546_·9460___ pvt yard. 2 car .car. U!:ie Fireplace, built·ins . ownership! New paint h h -.-pnvtlegcs of lake. (enms privatepetio,clubbouse. M 0 8 ILE New r o or. Prof. across from c urc · .,_.,.. 3126 3br.2ba,frplc,2 curgar. crt.s,pool&jaciocl.An· TheK.noll. Un1quc3 bdrm. ram. rm. Cape Cod with spt.'Clacular rural & city view. No pets . $800 644-0333 Harbor View Homes Jbr, Carmel fo' R., D.R.. k g. fncd yrd. garden~r Comm pool. S750m o. Ownershowmg now. 1721 Port Barmo uth Pl. fHG.64Cn. 459· 7576 . --------...i--1 .... pool I landscaped. New stoves walk to shopping. Shake ••••••••••••••••••••••• no dogs. S490/mo days nual lse. No pets. Sl650 a .... ...._ • poo ta· HOMES&• l!S •-f • II "t ' roofs. e ncl gar ages. ,,..._ BR Vilt 642-C005eves67341197 559-9062 ble,ew. AduJtaooly. Full ~ "' r e rags a uo1 s . separate meters, 2 min VIUCI , super 1 a, mo. Bayside Cove West, upper price $120,000. By lDE.17tbSt.S.A. ~~Iler system, too! toH.8.Center.agt. Must view. courtyard, gar. •-F..ast--Side--.-.-br-.-2-b-a-.-in_t_n_·. •-teocll 3241 mas ter s uite, lo wer Owner/Broker. Call to ·-·~ .. r p tt Wll S325.6'73-21Blor496-6684 ..... n-bl l dbl _,..... bdrm or den. Waterf-t Pri 972-8421 as.. or a Y son ... ~. ..,, ...,, t ns, •••••••••••••••••••••• • ...... see 8'1J.IJ93 nclpala Don't ml.ls these invest· _8G-4.U4 __ or __ 536-_2644 ___ •t..,... ltocli 31 H gar, lndey. 2 lrplc: water Yearly rentals MSG mo. It coq>lex with view: '800 only. ~ __. .... -.1-call DOW --••••••u••••A .. 111 It gas pd. Older <'nildren ~-ftena.lssance Mobile per mo. foraill~ueA. All< 5. s.. ca ... _,... * 0 M T H E 7S!i100"' _...... SHAIP DWI.IX DC Via u~ Jl(ord. 4br. OK. No Pets. SS50. 203 H 0 m e p r 0 p e rt i ea 673-3809. Av • ug. 1 . --...... !!!.~ !eCH* <l'!N rft od\'fd°! 'l'i 2·2 ::~~ ~~ome( 2ba. P I e r "-! ,!l!. •~~-"-_.548 __ 328_l_. ----,_-.a ___ i_s ______ 2 Bdml, 2 ba, den, lovely ...,Sl(ate a...o.a. fbr DR FR 1• 11~1·11 ~ a1--...... A m·-t ~-• 213-210-454'7.%13·.....--v. NEW COND0-2Br 3811, abr, 2ba home.· 1ate· ~~rt Beach ar.ea. --------i~ ............ • v'-'U.:11• ·.*'.,a,~· _,,_.llolils~lllltRome_:,'!>!.coam•-&ed .... um-ln~ '!·ft t·;'. • 1 •', -.., .. •uu -""' "..,.,to I I Ir 111 Bllfft C!Cllldo, 1 -__.. ---. .... --..., , -: 8ltuatlon . Owner will 2 bdnn, 1 ba, canal f'ront. ,.,,..,. :!!~poo· •1.IOJ'Kl1P~·. IUU'ded Niguel Shores. WlS/mo. ~-aew. finance or 1ubmtt yoU.r N w p t I • I • n d , vieW l>riv bcb. teMJa, pool . ..:.._ ~ BY111ZB&ACH ty. lb4J 1'1'aUeuma terma. Wiiber/dryer 1ar. 1 mo tennia. 11110 mo.~. Avail 8/111. Adulll, no in acre hones OK, huge 3 _ _ ... -~. • _ bo _.__._~ -b. Fi• 1-------1.c.••not CO. IBe. 1vail •t m.-.. or ~ pets. Leue ~-Owner bdrm.._ __ ,_ Ba-'-Bay --_.,,....,.... -r1• me w/oo••n .. ,_ ........ ... '"' 131..:tlukforMrTudt. i--------_... ""'X '~'"'r u•11 1"" ... G'73,400.lmGM tllticv'9wt (DR861CM1> 40..WUMITS '48-lllJ b.GO.VeryolcePatlo.1---·----~ &Al ... t vn~ OCWYmWI ,._..u S.T..,.I $t.~0:,,•d A11um0ew•c•t --------s bdrm, l~ ba, f•m rm, Will consider? 2509 Emsatd Ba)', s BR. 2 ba. :7~~· :."~~Olmo. a-=LllTING·S•• =t· oceu va, T~OISI w1. J9 own. . 1 l,~'::fv nic:eJd. Oraqe. 615-5464 Ir no Ocean view! SIOOOMo. • + eitJ lipta. lllDl:t to bladl, 4 Br Vil I' MIO.GOO. Ind wi&b bn•lt z 100 l75-05G ans. al\6. Brud new, beaut. view, ,_-..sm ___ or_$t0-0804 ___ • __ .=.-=m. ......... + ~ rm. flOl,000. M 0 I I L E ewm terml. Prine. onJv. •BR,2ba -Mo SEAVJEW ~-+ -... ..... ....,,.,_ -• IPll ,...., ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-.--------tbr 2b I I ti • . •'"" ' ----•"'OMYW•~ JalaCox.,A§\;Gl·._ _l_.l_ ol •• • a, rp c. pa o , TurnerAuoc. 3 BR. .._ __ ... l.7 •tr••· a•LOW ...___..... •~-••-.._.,. ......._.$•• •s -»~ .. .__.., Ito IAMe,U".Look.aensa· some furn . Water Is -..i -...1JTI swt~w/auper a • • -llUll:-..vlL '""' ~ ~ IO acre puttlt tranli· Ir b ~ lncld -Jyr -view. Available now. IMllJT~~.: ~.:"~'i.ea.:'JJ~:. •,!11:!2 .. SAI V~.-.~. =.1~:'~:,V:tc:f ;~~~l~~l!:,2 .. ~:~ leMe.63Hl83.· • r:~.:.::.~~· =11per mo Alt. ... -~ ·-,.._,. -.•--yt-acceu. --•-·rs.-.. _.._...... JU6 '• ·-· .. "1--------..u Nwpt An avall. All - -_, ,ardliaa. nr pool 6 BBQ _.._ ouu •1ew, peUo a& ..... _._ na ,...._ dnw In tbt amenlUff. Pr11ent11 Rll*l1 OOWIDI area of llJOD --. ....................... ..... ...._ claenn. bl 8eUlng &nJtbilal rib a • VA ..... an•mable , W• .•. a Diii)' Ptlot ._.. ....,....., opmi. ~ IUvenlde Couu· · L DID·..,_ Ille, .... ctlle, Nart1a a...-a. I bib. to D9'lJ "'°' C1...ined Ad ~ ::;:a,,rwl 0.-n.dAd.CallTodaJ ~i =&1 !D.llnl '1• OWner' llr. 8Wpbeot .............. loc, ... 'IQM ... lllo. la a tU1W1e mau. ••• =====::;:=1:~:::-======:J.::.-.~~---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J:•:::•-===--===1.::151=4*=== WaAd Re1u1tt ea.5111 •p!la. M.mo...... ~~Tiil Jwt.rlGll'll. -· ·-... 'Ill ... ~--.................. ,__..,. ··-... ~· ... ,, . ,. . . . . . . ... (# • '. • •• OCU"YllW .--..Nbe ,f..Ut ................. ~.=~· ~ ... 4,. i:.· ... -~.w·.~ ... !~.~ ~.~ ..... !~~~ ~-~~ ... !~~~ ~~ ...... 1 •• 0.0.s. J. Sdloole .............. ~ ••••••••• "°.· •.. '. t......, ocuaftODl priv. Prd. olc. 1,.ce avail. In Waat to naol « ltut by b ta c h • l & t h I a I Calli i.t lank Bldt, llO Au1uet 20th In Cotta weekly /mo. Wloter eq, ft. Low price lact.: Meu/Newport Buc h ~-.u. . J anltor l•I. 1ecurit( area. ' « ~ Bdrm. 1an· y ..... llillWI 4iii ~.coal. rm• utl r\lrnlabed houtc. apt .• -···-•••••••••••. OJnv. location ZIO E. 17th condo or duplex. ithl.oc•I fiouM for rent. 111. Beat St. C.M. IGtMO. i.i-womu w rt'· -,..._,WWbe ... .cty, °'1 alpa I : bo .. rum. Annct.lve •+ .,... tt. ol· cPet. 1m11 mm tenaal ai • ail.el:y pr cpl. Call flee apace and con· &real llh own home llfttrap.m. Nl-tm. ference roocn local.eel In llJO/mo. preferred. Call new bulldial ....,. 0 C. -..... TMfm Airp ort • m aJ or Modmr1I l or 2 br oottale fl'WWQS. IM• llD cm beMta oa Tabll& with _;.;.,__·:__ ____ _ car, row boat. waah 1or2 Rm Sult.et from f75. m achin e . complete m w. 19th st. CaJI Tom UA&. ISTAn UCBfSI TWO DAYS SZIO ....._.._...._, .. OUI.._.,,.,_..._ 'refe..-... a...,. .................. --.rt• ................. eH.tc ..... ~ LMT9. JULY 21 & 2t RIGISTIY HOTB... .,...._ , ....... .._,,.... w.,.. Allrf-tt :!!:!::: ..... ~!.~ a.. .... ··~·· -~,...lint. M••WTAL • -.. .• a ba , JM& 1J1r ("911 II~ AU. lit lo lllfllllJ ... 1-.rmo udlo •· tn<-'d:..... utll pd. rn.hant adl&. t100 ~o l8r. newly dee. aer park· lntr. yrly U7S m o . m~.~.- lcitcben. etc. For more ..:54C).:..::..;ZMJO=::.:..· -----lafo call '79-89 evea It wukeoda. AllPOITAllA Reaponeible. W'ork lng writer seeks on e bedroom cottage 1n Olr'ooa del Mar or Costa Meu. Quiet.nesa essen· tial. Write Clusilied Ad "3l8. Daily Pilot, P.O Box 1560. Costa Mesa iraras. JDS S1•l1 .... c..-.. Mw l7141644-10t4:1714t•44-616t .... c.lJUMll!.__ u... '* .adi'd •• , ..... mo. l.rbtr• •1111 A9t;;.;...'-- I Dm.Pellt JIH ~';()~ ~ ... ~" •......••••••..........• lAMlb 2br, 1b•, priv pat, Md. 1•r *37$yrly. No I~ Avail 8 l. 4t4·1223. Ulke'hboe. newly fum . 3 BR. a e. condo w tdot'k. t.ennia l pool. 95$-~ eva. Brillol St. Expoaure UllO aq. ft. 4 office aulte walh ll1hte d a ign availabUity. Xlnt access to new CdM Crwy Con· tact Pallaadea Center Leaaln& Ofrlce at 2082 S.E. BNl.ol 1200 or call 567·'1010. 4 I a MU•llh 5100 Lolf & Fa.Id 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 0 0 '" JIM ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ._a l"OR "~ 3 or 4 br l'ne.ct r~m __ .... r'Md1•nt• •• , ••••• ramllt•a pleau, tide 6 P•h ---..ou1•-or ITNff l ,.,,., .0 f Hd ....................... ...... Oft lthl'h ·t\ltltop View. 4 br J ba. Ip ~· e•tlo. dt.1 • ., .... OIUdrwl ls p.u ol WI$ mo fOTTll Oh adull• 2br l "-ba patio, paol, J•t. trn J~l.tl'. Sc-\• & 'all Aua l i.t It n \lit l11~t1dcp Uumo MMm.. riM ... ...... ,..... ...... ....................... 3706 ....................... • tA......t-....~ NICI a br, erpt.t, drpa, " .. ,....,,,. ltilMI, detiiwhr. c•rport, li/.1-.. ~~ Cl'il'l. ms • ..,14 · HU!--C...t ""'T , C4lll c.e....... Jll 4 ....................... LA N+JCMA APn ....,..., l,,MS bd &ardt'n apta Ad11lta lh hwhr bftN.. fDCl l•r, a•• bbQ l\>ol Ou Pd m Scutt Pl Ml-~.1. 845·~11 " tlrlrm~. a bath •r• Adulu $."7~ mo (, "" J)llkt M2 S073 Spar1ous 2&3 hr, "f'" •·11m1ly un11 l'O•l .\ r111 11r""n'I Sunl111n"t' WMI !\pt ... 191'6 Ml\fll(' ~ 1~1 hMWN>n 12 ~ 1,,_,,, ~ lu , ~ h11, M~a Dd M H Art'll S4'!1 2 "htldr«>n . n o JJ«'tll 7:>\-2158 harm1n1 lbr. 2 11 y Cl'-'lex. fprk, UllJ pd, II()) Mn llartlt-y. 3.1872 ZeraHo, 7141493 1910 Flnt • IA1t, ~ dfp, no P"3. deoc'b rrunt • bal'lt NIN> blM 2 .br l:JlO mu ll :UO!H &,• l'rr a ta . °"'ll('f' 494 ~ ~-·-" 1140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t;QtAllP, bt•llch 1.2 & 3 tm. frple, 1l1Ahw11hr, 1&Art1ac & pRtlos No Pt'lM llM-n'>H >\p( 1 br. d'-h"'•llhl"r. p\1 Mtran('(I Yrb mo mo~ NJ.~ ~ BR twnh.~t-. 11'» n.. f)-pl(' • no ~l.8 t!MO .... , I I h )707 Walt11N',$MJ ~~ •DELUXE* GARDEN APT. 2 ... A .... ..., 31J0()13 ....................... S.rht>tor un11. 'f'llfl). SlOO m(lnt h )ll; •· lillbN 8l Call .. ~ l712 ....................... 8rauL tum. t BH a.pt . P'1 pebO. l ~ btk to bch ~ Aw MaturT adlt 1>nl m.20ll6 l UXI' ~ 2 bt, 2\'t bft dUJ*' 16.'IO IQ ft. dbl Jiara~c-. rncd ~ 11rd "' ~\Al 6:•1C' 1..'1lh <'In):~. t· l' ~ mo 67~. ~. OwC'n<d car port paUO apts .• lihQ's cklM? to fwys & b<'hs wtillt lo shopping. 17111 G 1l•1•w11t .. w.,.. 847-6064 3 RR, 2 t>... up~r apL N9r Udo Qwet area. .... to sa..r. 4300 Mwt.t pret A4ll 17~110 ...................... . Near ueh/lrvlne, l Br l Bl, (tar, retna. adult, no JJCl s:uo ~ 1888 ----3Hr. 3ba, lux11ry new lwnl\Ml Pool. •P•. t~n· n11 Nr beac h. $69~. IW&-18'78 ------Wvdy Ve1'11aUI :a lbr apt Cuardod security, under· around 5*a. Retr111 lncld. SG:I mo. Ca I, S49-0833 or ~87. Movinf? Avoid dePQ81ts & cul bvlng expense.I Professionally 11nce 1971. HOUSIMATIS C-4134 Expand your llfealyle with• compaUble room - mate. We discover that person. CalJ TWOP~lNA PAO 851--0815 or 759-1209 M/F .. lO shr 2br. 2ba, apt. ---------1 Jrv. Pool. Jae, tennis, $200. + ~util. Denn11 UDOISLI IAYFtlONT 975-1405 days. eves. ~31M7. Fllrn11le to Share 3 bdrm DIC.sums Taslelul execuUve swtes in a perfect locaoon. F.My frwy access. Close t o airport. ran e ..-aw-ant.a. Conleren~ room . personalize d J;Jbone answering, plus. )1\-'()m l:/JIO. Call Beverly atm-2u11. Deslre lse/rent of house cpl looking for unfum 2-J bdrm w /end yd for 2 mature dop. Have good ref 's for all of us · • · ~1·9100, J.2.4 pref. Stevt' °'Jean. Senior citizen woman looking ror reas apt' 111 COM, NB . o r C .M .. pleue phone l ·296-3880 • klM/...,.../ ....a ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEINY PHI HER ADS ONlY S2 Pvt omce ror rent. aprx •1 11111• 8"a10•. 830 w. 19th St. 0,partwilty SOOS Stll JnY Item or com· bul•Uon ol items r0r S7!1 or less with 11 Penny Plncber Ad 3 ltnH for 2 l."Oft$ttUlJve day:. E<1<'h addlhonal hnc ·~ 60' l11r the 2 days CharRe 11 • C.M. 6t6-4070 ror info. ..••••••••••••••••••••• Retail/Off1re apace, 700 aq ft. Westr llff area. HJ7M148. call collect. Tennis Sho p. Xlnt NB Noromm<'r<'1JI :.di. f 'or mor~ 1nform111um and to plarc your 11d rJll 2 Wrm, 2 ba, dnl( rm, 'q1 I'" u v IA ii !I· l · 709 S7SO/mo Uef 7 PM <'all 873·0770 11nytlme cKll "9t·0029 or 00-0085 area loc. Top brands. High profit, low over· head . $14,000+inv . IJ73.43U Agt !Vie w/Fircman nr l><'h In ancc In your HOM1': 3 br H.B. SlSOt mo + help & garage. ~. Zoned w/bght yd wrk 53fH391 C 1 ~2.SlO: 646·4848. Want to buy a business and earn over S60.000 + a -year? Seamless Rain 642-5678 ~~~~~~~~~~! Roommate wanted, Male Newport llell(hts 3 bdrm, Ouplex S4SO per mo 1st & liul +-d e pos its . !'i57·9Ul6 af\. 3:30pm ---- 2 bdrm oc:·ean!ront dplx ~ yrly. uv111I AUR I scmo.;Seas horeoo.2117 UDO 2br, 2ba. 111ome view ol Bay, ~. 675-2328 or frTs.«117 per mo un um ~divorced looking ror a room.male. Male or Fem. to shr by home in Miss. Viejo. Jim 770-1629. Nwpt Blvd/Fair Dr. CM. Need m/f. nonsmoker. to sha re 2br apt. poo l. Jacun1, sauna . $200. s.s?-4007 eves/wknds Respon M/F to sbr 4 Br. 2 ba HB home. $200. Call AM.- from ocean. For more in· Share lrg 3br apt m CM. foull Renata al 556-7707 Call Tracey 551·6711 dys. 64>952Seves. Prestige Security office Carrying Systems We building In Laguna Halls. meke our own & mstall :n> to 5.'I() sq. ft. Ut1I. & the m on t h e J ob 1anitor1 a I provided. Guarantee business from $1.persq ft 714 1768·1222. referrals. Plus lots more O.C. AJRPOIT IJ,)C. l'rofe ssaonal off1e·e w/receptiornst Mon.f'r1. $100montb to mo nth. Secr etarial s e r vices avai.J 549-7751 PENnlOUSE SU ITF.$ .. "NEWPORT CENT ER ExecuUve f'l.lll ·Ser v1ce S475· seoo Beautiful ocean view + business 2 trucks and mach. $75.000. Mo re room to expand business. servmg aJI of Orange Co Established bus1 nes~ over 5 years. PhonP 5.'if>.1723 aft 6pm. 'nRED{}F 'AIE SMOG? Bus opp m N. Ceol. Ida Coln mach bus. Slal.000 Sm town r est, 1nr lds land. bldg etc .. $80.000 Household heJp & care for elderly people 833·2009 ----l..olt&Fcutd 5300 • •••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE E1£[ Call: 642-5678 FOUND: M, blk. Poodle muc, Vic. Goldenwest & .Edinier. 714 892·9389 l"ound: Beautiful gry/blu Persian Cat, bell <'ollar. decla.wed, G W Coll 642-0273 f'\lund Parakeet, yellow & green, vie Dover Shores. NBCall 645-~. 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Enera"aung MASSAGE BobJames-L.ic Masseur Outcall 9· 11, 494-5111 MICH&.LE'S •Olltc.al • 11AM·2AM 1$:1:-i 374!.I •FOXYLADY * Otrl'CALLONt.V •972-11ja• PREGNANT? (;arin g . ronfidcntJal counseling & referral Abortion, adop lion & kecpmg APCARJ-: 547·256:! Slliri9'1d Reodtt- 1111.S's. ~I Cammo R1•al San Clemente . fUlly 111.:. For Appl. 492-7296 --- COUNTRY GIRL ~OR!~:.3 LANA S OUTCALL IOAM 2AM 775-049~ 3724 Nt'•I> d('<'Orated adult ept 2br. l ba, o pen br.-aJnl'd l'elMg Wllh lots ol wood S310'mo., No f'ea. 67J.880J I!\'~ .... ..., .. Gr•ad1 1 BR, l BA. refer & stove. Vacant. Call 548· 1168 Rnunatc wanted, ma ture. Interested., Call now' Weekdays 640-5470 . Ev<'~ & weekend!> 673-1918 or 673-~. Nit'C 10 ar loc for mobll ---------11llt:rnpcullc mai.::.aKe lly ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. JI.<) Ba. fplc, rpts . drps, paUo. dbl gar S38S. No pets No smoking. 00-4532 or 548 7729 a gt. l Br l Ba. 2 blks from water, no pets S300 225 1901 St. 842-0355. 536-8229 Olns. non smkr to share furn/ hmpk ....,'><000'' 111 -li r 'd tN·hn11·ian NU • •u-.1, "3 ..ou • -1 or Found ,, n..t ·• ('..ill '"• PM a t C e n t u r y 2 I . u.... a "' --Appt 3 ...,-!I ~·2817 1215. 1 Br mobile home Mature adult only. No pets Quiet. set"ure 1991 Nwpt Blvd. 646-8373 ir-a. t 3876 unfhmeinCM.557·9689 -....... D-983-2826 An 1 m a I A ' 'l 1 " t a n 1• t• League 53i 2273. nri fl•t· a gd lk~. inlcrcstml! & fun Brand new 2br . 2ba. walk· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean 2 RR. l ba garage, Lovely all aduJt, no pet'I, luWldry : walk to stores. l, 2. &3 BR a pt.s, 6200 Ed· $:m 4.1)3-2710 mger. HR 846-061!1. M/J.,, 2.5-45, stra ight. to shr 2 BR. 1 blk to bay &. ocean. Wash/dry. $237 +- 'la uW. 673-2155 aft 6pm. ------• ·• ~.!-1.Y 1 "''" tu S C:a) ~l't:k~ .FOUN D Wh1t1· •pup)v T:Jl'l' 17iel yr~ l11t..m'~;in LmJ-•och 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n closets Enl'I i;ar. Xtrn. parking. End p:1t10 Pool & Jae Two models $400 & $420. Adults Only 646-2901 . Duplex. 11-'l m1 to occun 2br, lbii. tJ inin.: rm . hplc $475 & :.!br. Iba, living rm $'1 2!> Cal l Larry u r•Ga ry C ~. Duplex, close to heh, ulll Gal lO shr 3Br condo or CIAOFftCES furn or Unfum. C M Npt. Sch. area. Jncl<1'i. library. form~. xerox. phone ans w • park111)( 646-442.8. FEEorLEASE f)-ench Polyne:.1a Tafhti or outer tslands. Beach fr o nts availabl t" Developers only plt-a:.e Owners 1n H!1wa11 look 1ng for foreign investors C a I I a r c a e u d 1· ~923·1!7SH apx 6 mos. v1dn1ty of 111gh1I rc•l .J1111n ... h111 II Nt!wport Wc\l. ll unt you an• a 1·ul1t'. '"'' mRtoo Bt-ach. Look!> ltkl· ~llm. Ull•l<'r 5 :r '. lun lov Samoyt'CI Call !!b:J IK."i!i 111 1:. hut m •·nl .ill.v 1.AGUNA BEACH MT R LNN Mrud serv • rnlur 'TV. hPatcd pool 11111 171414!14·5294. \.1115 No O>u!.l llwy rurn., $400 m o. t BR OC, S200 mo. util incl'd 4lWJ 21100 545·6477 O'fice or retail 2 rms· pvt bu $275/mo 500 W. 19th st C.M. Found vie < ;olrle11w1•...i & 111•!1 If II hl,11·k 111Jl1· Ger m.111 !-.h •·Jlht•r •I 8<1i iro4 m .1tu r " pl1·a>.1· '""' l~i lil 7:! I ,.., Nu k111k\ Uath apt, walk lu ht.'al·h, utd funushetl. $225 mu 497.:lY19afl 5pm Mewport leoch 3769 .•............•.•....•• SUMMER HENTAl~'i Hyl.he w~k. now avdll Also Winter Hentals No fee. Agent 67a-Ht70 SUMMER/WIMTEft UHTALS DIAMOND REAL ESTATE ENTERPRISES 645-7573 LarKe 2br choice N.U. locauon. Steps to bch. 673-!131 2 REAtrrWULL Y decoral· tld 2 Bdrm on Lido with all amenities. Muu view. $800/mo. Waterfron t Homes. 63H400 WIHAVE SUttt8 llMT ALS Ahoh*ltMJ resen..._.for wWet-....... associated Jll>Ch f II', llf 1\1 '(>II•, /1 •" ~ flolboo •'' 1"'6 Monthly. older people. Bachelor apt. 673-4154 New 2br. I 1.-,ba Townhse t·nth i;ar. frplc. encl paho. qwet area. Good loc Cll'-\c to everylhlnK. AdulL'l Only. $375. & $395. ~4((14. Avail Au g 15 th • Beautiful new lrg 3br, con do , 2 c ar gar , poolllCM!S crts, gd loc. Nr So Cst Plaza. Qwel SS75/mo 549-3710 morn- m~ &_e_v_es __ _ 2Br w/gar. carpets Wtr pd GJG.4120 l-5pm 2176 "8" Placentia $2'JO 4m 16th St. :J br. 2"'1 ba, dbl frplc. dshwhr. SSSO 84&7961. N<...,,. deluxe J Br, 2'h ba. Lge yanJ, garage. Kids o k . no p e t s $500. 534-2306: 848-2655 2 bdrm. fenced yard. $325 per mo. 1 small ch1ld & SIRlll pet OK. ~94 Call before SPM 3Brcondo. l 'n Ba. ava1l 8/1. $390. E.asts1de, extra lrg. 2br, ___ 2_13_1867·152.4 pullo. gur. $375. 642·5466 2 bdrm. 1 ba. W&D. UW. or&15-4483. Avail. Aug. 1st. $375. Call 41e 3 bdrm, no J>ets. avuil 848-2886 633-.564!0, !>18·3600 or 2 Br 2 Ba studio, garage. 6424150 sml yrd, no J)tlts. S38S Dl.X-Vl EW-2br, near beach &. shops. $:.lfH) Nllls, no pcls. 645-6:>711 2201 Pacific Dal·h w/s mall br, new wallpaper, cpts , pamt. E. side . $280. R rck. S48-0.ll. ·-------~:asts1de lbr, wood beam ceilings & cabinets . Adult.s, no pets. 835-8544 Near new 2 br. 2 ba, N. Costa Mesa. Adults only. no pets. Days 675-0562, eves 673-1418. &side lrg 2 Br, l ba, pvt yard, gar. grdnr. Adlts. mo. 675-66'70 2br. Iba, m ins from beach, S295. 548·08441759-5391 1 Bdrm apt. S300 UtU pd. Downtown 11.B. Day woman pref. 536-0488 . Large 2 BR, 1 \.\ ba, garage . Cpts/drps . S3S5/mo. Mgr. 7711 Ellis, Apt D. 847·6341, 673-3115 Near 5 Points 2 bdrm I ba: S28S. Call Larry 847-6678 or go direct 7671 Com- modore Circle H.B. ~•och 3141 ~m> __ . _752_·2550 __ . ____ 2 Br, ocean view, new crpt 1lle Bluffs new dlx condo. & paint. Ve ry clean! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr. ocean. 2br, 2~ba. S485.~9-ll86or83J..8917 Adults. Owner. $590. PEN'lltOUSE·NO. ENO 542-74.29, 213/821·5868. 28r, 2ba luxury apt; Lg Townhouse 2br, gracious terrace, panoramic Uving, pool, adults. No oeean views . Matur e •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Peta. $325. 755 w. 18th St. llldult.s. Reforenccs. No .... , ' 1a'• 3107 646-llW7. pets . Lse $650 mo. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ---------4'M-SWT. 2 bdrm. 1 ba wall to wall 2br, 2ba townhouse, clean, ---------,.,... ,._ .:.,, __ "early. $380, gas paid, 1912 Studio for rent $250. 1st & ... _ • ..,.,., w .... , " Wall t last mo + cleantn1 de· I ~ ace, manager wan · poeit. No child ren, no tld. 64>7300. I 2br. lbe. Yearly. Drive by pets. Ask or I nae 1118 w. Balboa Blvd. E. SIDE-Nice 28r, stove, 41M-7M1 &494·6404 $'50. 2131865 -2542. lg f d, garage & off st 1HJl1f.6.1i'J_. partcing, cblld OK. 1325 mo. 184 E . l90a Sf., See c.-...... 3122 S.t.July21.862·0277 OCEANFRONT 2 Br, 2 ba wt pn"Vacy , 1reenery, craahin1 aurf " auper --••••••••••••••••• beach . $89 5 /m o . 2 brm. 2 ba. $350. Clt-iln . newly pamted. Nr Bch. 004-433.1 ·------- 3880 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOODSIDE VILLAGE CONDO ·JBr. 2 8 a , squeeky clean, S4SO mo. 64>7573agt. 28r, lBa dplx. immac. all blt.ns, fncd pallo. W /D hook ·up, $325 m o 961HJW71 .......... ,.,,,.lhed or &WwWlhld 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TitE EXCITING PALM MESA Ans Ml.NtrrES TON PT BCH Uuch, 1&2 BR from $255 & up. Adults. No J>tl~. lstll Mesa Dr. (5 Hlks East of Newpart Bl vd) 9am·5pm 546·9800 Seawind Village New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult apts In 14 plans from S350 + pools, ten- rus, waterfalls. Ponds! Gas for t.'OOking & heat- ing paid . From San Diego Frwy dr1 ve North on Beach lo Mc Fadden then West on Mc Fadden lo Scawlnd Vllla.:e (714)893-5198. TIHS.TRHS ADULT APARTMENTS NesUed »mong tall pines &rushing streams. PACIF1C WOODS 839·2140 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w/kltchcnette S72 week & up. 548.9755 UiM, close to beach. tl.50mo. incldll ulll. 67S.1497 Nice home nr. So. Cat. Plua. Emp. Male. Ref. 545·1717 Mstr Suite·pvt entr. no 1mob mature male, nr. bcb SW CM, '180 mo. le ....... 1 28Rl~Be.6lO JoannSt .. Waterfront Homes. LM91 ltr. (rp • pvt ......... CM ~ N hlld 631 1Utll. Room 'th pri II r 1..-..a•d -. No cblld . • -· o c ren, • ......, wi v e1ee or -----25 L 11nlldocOK.M2·73" u'' Cbrlallan wom an . 646-Um or peta. ~ ease. Mlwport.._.. -lla0mo.545"6UY7 -.... Easta.ide 2 BR, 1 Ba, pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 aa. a i,. .. bttna, frpl, ~· luda OK. '280. ftAllO•WPOIT auaCleck, 1ar. door Bachel ou, 1 or 2 opeH r.t.....'!.111. lo Bi1 I Br. 2 ba. neatly MW Bedroomt lsTownbcMAaet ,........ bdrm. priv. bath, prM.lec•. 1tl.ldent OK. C#PC)l't Sl75mo, '45-3:M4 lift. .. a.ip..., Mo.11J.e10 wllrvlc,, yant seas. cau From •.so 557-4700 e t 23 12 d Spectacular •P•. tota l PY\ bome w/9r. cltllea fa Bllcla. clot• to bei ch. • ya, recreation pro1ram , dot. Day WOl'lcer only. ~6batb. :01mo. fMO..a..3Bevt /wkenda. IOCialJll'Oll'Dm. 'fDOOll,1 1U5 mo In advanct. Nr. a.1111.uW.1'71-1 • lcie l BR, alnl &oc., 1787 ttmdl com11.Attaaldon U nd fa Oran1e. Cll. .-. far naL New 2 bdrm. ClraQp, Cpu, drpe, all l.u.I. Jambone • Ian __.. bull& ill, ...,. oc.an in bltm. Adwu1 no peu. JOllqWa HWa Road. 1~;;;..;.;. _____ _ Cdll. Call after I . h mo. Aval A111. 11. 17141644-ltOO S...r....,. 4200 .... •'18;Ma-U.U .......... ••••••••••••• ..;.;;;.;:;..;;;:..:._ ____ 1 •,,_,-...,_ Quiet, cool IBR, pool, 11\am. ln N.8. wtlb 3br 62 1 ....... l ba opea beam, -· New dpla up. PldOI •..,.....: edWta, br avail Ju!J·A111u.t. 1 ltw. nMt. no pe11 • ~· Cp&a/drpt, compl no ,..., -. llD1 lltll haclM to beach. R .. 1. Aul.1 ... T.lM tcb.d!Ple. MJu, DO St., N.P. H .... M1r: r .... 1'7MM1;1'1Ml70 .;.=.::!.:.::..;.:;;..;.;;;~---1 PIU. '911Ulmo. 1'7NOH f0.'7M> a.lo""-Kllcb1aft'a. l _...;;......;...:..;_ _____ l:ftanUa1toa l c b. J uly _,. adlt. M .... ~r, 2bl, FR, xlnl tunrtou. lbr' coacto In -.-. ONLY. •Pl I . ... mo .• uUI lacld. • idt Joe:. near • ., ~., £...,_. tUI . I bib bHelt. ........ .MMl64,....1. AD t111 ...._ •-.... . ""tolm.llldrm, lacld aubt trraHH, ---... ---ft.o....---_.__,-- -'11 ..... ---lllr ftlllr 1..u. ----•• , ... ra. ....... nok hi~ Mllmo. __ ..... ........ ..l~ r;ld aar.. r te , pooh . J a o. Saa Dltl• Co. rH· _. ll:J•rm.,_. mlorowaH o••• tlo. t.aJ.Prtv. Macia. Pri•. -·~-~::::s:::::;:;.;:;::~-~-1 Aftll IDr l Tt lie. -,.u., WID, ..... k. ........ M ... ! ..,. -.Ne,... ........... W.ftNlll . ' • • ----- /\pl to s hare w1youni:; responsible person I mile from bch in 11 .B. $1451"2 uUl 646·6317 after 6PM NEWPORT CEHTEa Oeslgn Plaza. Luxunous olfie<' Sub·let. 642-5456. Retired gent. 2 br', 2 ba. 640-7020. fplc, pool, rec rm. pnv entry. $225. 673·2 181 64.>-795l 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sgt garage o r ~torage space, Westside Cos ta M esa . $3 :> mo.631-0597/552·9723 . Offiu R.fttal 4400 Lido Bldg has 2 s hop s paces with bath. 350 sq ft at 5400. 1100 sq Ct al $1300. Avail 8·15 lJ5S Via L1tJo, N B 673·4156 O'c ~cc in beaut Irv bldg. rt.'Cept room. l en<: o f r 's. :o lo rage rm 833-89'~. MaMy to loclft 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWIMGLOAHS and 2nd Trust Deed Loana on resJdenUaJ propert.y Customized to m~l your needs' R.E DEPT SANTIAGO IAHIC 714/832·5200 L OST G u I ti w .1 1 1• h w 1n ... t ri pl 10 11 () , .. FER I NG Hf; W I\ ft I> Vic HolJday llealth SpJ H B. 5"48·2937 1.a;t small gn·v l'oodlt-& largt: bl.ack Dobie L.•li V11· Dt•I ~tar 'li 1·"P.•rt Bh'd &t2 57~ Hl':Wl\HI> Lo:. l !"I 11 r w 1· i: 1 .1 n ~~~~~~~~~-Elkhound. M. :.1l vcr gry w blk fact: Spnnmlal·· & Md-J.ddc n Kc wJ rtJ ~7<W c.ilb lllHl!\(i <:IHI ~'\ f.~·1 >ltT <'I< Oil M<JU 1-:L TOMMv·sov Nt::WPORT 642·157 1 t•ves /\llr !>4 y r old widow would like Lo meet 1:1·ntlt m ... n. 1;o 111 11H•r !>II~ 71fl:J Penonal Stt-¥ices 5360 ............•......•... Gorng on bul>tn"'" tnp-. llav•· fun Call Tr.1vcltng SN'r••I uri1·1o. Urenda H!J4 756:1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S00.1250 sq ft. Hwy vis· ibillty. Laguna. s ub parking, New carpet. drapes & paint .. air cond. P r ice n egotiabl e . 549-1186, 557·5870 SAN T A ANA Only S7S/mo Small office" at :.125 No Brol.ldway or 1102 West 17th St For more Wo call Renata 556· 7707 fNEED {MONEY Lost Grt!y S wmc:.c C<tl, T~ .... -----5 .. 50 Halboa market. July 13 • ... ~ ., t:all 673-4324 ..................•.... -"ic•i>k 1nl( C1·ma11., hon Harbor & Frwy. C M . 2 rms, $100. J rms. $280 AIC, cpts. drpti. Aftns &. eves, 640-9612. ---------!>molcer. :!S JO lll ~hr .:a~ LOST i I 15 c 11 e v 1 t Adams1Placent1a. CM Spr1n1:er S pun1<•I . brnlwht. "Dutt h<·..,~ . ., well·mannercd. rab•l·~ tags Cro m I daho Re ward : 870 ·6574 anytime. OFF1CE spare available al 17875 Beach Blvd. near Talbert in Hunt· ington Beach. $50 pe r month. Phone message service $10 per month. desk SS per month. Daily P ilot orfice. Pho ne 642-4321 ext 276. CenBPOIHTE EXEC.sums Jamboree & MacArthur Bay Windows Plu.,b Carpet. 752·2737. $190 UP. OUl~·store. cpts, drps. A /C. 17301 Beach, H.B. Lse. IM2·2834 --------...... R ...... 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Por store & office space al reasonable rates. 500 to 5000 Sa Ft. ME.5A VERDE OR PLAZA lS2S Mesa Verde E. C.M 545-4123 ----- LET'S MAKE A DEAL 1.D> sq. ft. in great loca tlon in FOWJtain Valley Please call Cheryl Green (213) S40-0'l27 Balboa laland. 2 new stores or l large store 118 Agate. Avail. now Call to see. Agt. 67S.Sl70 Newport Beach ofc/apt Harbor Blvd, C.M. Prime $450.Cannerysection. comm'I lor $300/mo 67S4912 broker S48-l l!i6 or 6?S.Z2l3 Newport. Nr P .O. Modern ~ aq ft, Rtore or ore. 2630 AVON·<E>. 213·477-7001 Udo bldg bu 1100 aq ft lhp •pace w /bath avail S.15. 3355 Via Udo N.B. ~ • CREDIT HO rttOILEM 2ad & lrd TD loans 547-5402 Arranged by Coasttt..~ CASH FAST 2nd & 3rd homeowner loans fas t. .. for a n y purpose: F.Z terms. past credit no problem. Call now ... NoobllgalJon. Bkr 955-1610 MONEY AVAILABLE Lo ca;t, any purpose. Mr Hargrave 951·353.S Buslness/tnvestmenl loans. any purpose. Agt.. 842·0455 Any type bus111ess loan. Rea.I Elstate, Constr. & Dev. Agt. ~1433 Ul!>l One 100· nylon ta!)t' w1tenn1s ba II t 1ed lu same Reward 645· Hill Found Cocker Span1(•I m1le. rust & beige. 'lhrt tail. Vi c Bushard & Wa rner. Ftn Vl y 968 111!!1 FOUND· 3 red lnsh Sl·I ters 2 fe m. I ma ll· I male blk /wht Tr rr1t•r rrwc pup. Male blk twht Qx:kapuo Mule wht rub· b11-vei; tame Other!< N ll Animal Shel ter Newport Hills l\n1m11I Hospital. 2670 Sun Miguel, NH. 644·3656. Found German short. hair MDMy W..t.d 5030 male. Leave message at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 491J..5884 2ND TD on O.C. income -=:...:::.:...:.... _____ _ Lost 2' green igua na TOW area. Laiotuna. Call & dnvrng to Loni: lstan<J l.t•~1v1n11 1\u1: :!~th 714 49-l~<!J. l'n~c1lla. "t:-::=--1'! ••..................•.. 7005 ••...•..•.............. K.uvll·rgartcn rc~1strat1on L~ now m progress al Thl· C ··rh ti r C hildr e n ~ Center We offer a s tate ce rt1f1t.'<1 Kindergarten pn~ram including m ath & n·ad!n11 readiness ac uv1lJc:. Afternoon child care provided Call for lllformataon. 640-8820 JobsW~. 7075 •••••....•....•.••..... M o 1d s ·US E M I NUTt.:M A I D W ~ ~ K L V 0 It MONTill. Y. Ins, bonll:., bonded. !Yl5-IJ07 ' Horrw MngrCompamon (Of' Senior M ff: Rcfmt.od Mat Wom; hshld scc'ty cxc cook, drive, shop, car Light hsk /Indy : 5 da Uv an/out $40 da 640-8003 _ Established Newport Beach full service ex· eculive s u ite. 3 in- dividual oHlces now available. All amenities included In month to m o n th r e n ta l . MacArthur at Jamboree. EX.ECtmVE ROW INC. 752·7170 ................... 4500 property. 12% int, due 2 yrs. S17K in front of 3rd. Will dJsc:.'OWll. A.gt. 49H402or 833·5361. Pnvate practical nurse, .......... w ... New addition lO autte 190. f!'\aU Mn'lce.e•ee. tulles in Newport Center. 14 new offices in plush aur. r oundin 11 w /u n der· l"O'.&nd assigned park· inc. From 1295 mo. Aak about our move-in al· lowance. Newport ~«ency Corp. <714)8"·7189 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lquna Hilla • 2 Adj. $000 sq. rt. M·l unita, new bldt. A/C olfice . Fronta on Moulton nr l,,ake Foreat. -Lae by ownr li5M80I New front street locaUon, Pa(k Irvine Buaineu ~. 4.1101 aq It. For lletop\loo to b1ay. Pvt Pty.~.494-3881. UOOaq ft. UlO Lotan. CM. t::i&,r mo. 841·7~12, Law otnce or ot.ber pro. feeaioaal olrlce. AVCO r-·1n anclal T o wer . Newport C.ter. Slnale otrlct1 or J omce tulle. ..WMUSTllAL 541.0100 $5000 buys part i a l ownership in movie . Estimated $12.000.000 gross (714)957-0207 Mw I g1a. Trwt ~ 10l5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.ttllt-~ Co. AU types ol real estate ln\Wlmeotaslnce 1949. ~MTDs '42-J 171 545-0' 11 CASH FOi TD'1 ~can Mort. 547-71.51 =er::: .,..., Xerox, UNITS llOI LIAll In brUJ. ll06-atU or aa.. to a . •· • 11 Wanted uo.ooo to be 17J.'7U. frelwua. la aq ft wtt.b .._.. by 2nd T.0 . on d'ftce. fi.-.l0$0 mw ~ Beach f"°" C~~~!.'!~s. •• 4110 ~'l.J:r~equ ty. 114/lll .... 1111•·.-r ...................... . 111 ft. uoo ft o1 atora1• unurv av1111D1E 1111Anahetma,a.M. or 1hop. C.M . area ~I 1"""81. Offt~ee tqllet, •ld111. MM7B1 2NDTD • floar •Int loca· SWING LOANS ... la eq. ft. Slit . ...0. .... W-... 4•00 IHl'DDJ'ONLY OR _.. ........ •••••••• ••• •••• m.L Y AllOltTIZl:D .. <le .... S Udo laJe ..... -W/quiet doe Lee ReeltJ 4700 ft W/hllblJ lm: ---11--.eo.t. R.S ......... 1157 ..... Pfl al•. DI& for ....... 14Nlft 9" f'lnt Trw:t Olld Neu. n.-..,,CPA,lllladal. a.....__.,_ wm dltteunt. Piao .. lfYIH CHter 8 1tJ, • to ... 111 1 ible: W&llh m Cl ar•au ...,. au ..... ._ .. ,.... ...._ .... - FOUND· Sat 14th. PkJt. on St In Lag lirh Iden Ufy 49!H!le0 F o und f ~malc> s mall/medli.m blat·k dolt. g.rey ctun. fat Vi c Fairview near Sao Diego Frwy 957.0013 FOUND Part Colhe & part K'eesbond. M Vic (Apo Beach. 4M-7048. FOUND: Fem. Lab, Vic. 8ulhard & Hamilton. 90-MJ.3 ____ POUND: Red Irish Set· ter. Fem. Vic. Santa Jaabel Is Q r a n ae . 8G-41Z7. evet . POUND: Sm female wht dog, part Poodle. vie H.B. Mall 7·13. (7141 Molt82evet f'cund 2 moe. female cat . Fo1a n d on 7.\8 •l Walnut/Jeffery Irvine. S l.-s2.AIU. ,_..... V\c, MUt Sq, Park .......... , ............ ................ v.., ,..., ...... ' dwly or P/T home cure. bi~ Honorable Spanis h lady want.>1 Job w /nice adult family Xlnt refs. Have letlal papers & dri vmg IJc. lm-1136 Http Wmwtecl 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Acoow'IUlli GroWllli savl.l\gs & loan needs person for 1c· counting oopt. ex- penenre 1n Investor Al'· counl.1111 prel. ~ply in penon. l~Savinl8 Ir Loan 1.8M2 MacArlhUJ' Blvd. lrvlne E.O.E. M/F AOOOUNTING / BOOK· K.EBPING . Experience. full time. Salary open · Lmmd•te opcnina. AP· ply Mrs. Pre1dey. 9·4, Mon-Fri. Son Clemente lM. ~ ljllplandi•ll. San Oem. • A.ccoUnUna C 0 M p U T £ R POSTING/AUDITOR. UpcD to 7ain. Nlpt alldJt -"""· lllAtt ba fret to .:il'i oceat.,. to &raia. nil Npt 111t 1ot. Call for ............ 1 D.: ...... 1 ..... a,~ ... ~ ... -, ~~11 ~ ~ ~ ,........... c.c•s-•ts• ••mt• ... Jn, .................... .. ....................... ....................... ...................... . ht.,~ ... AHwer6e1 P'la6U ca,.,.nll'l' P'r et" a.&CTIUCIAN·Prleed Yud care, complete. M cy ...._ • Pl -. P.eUo .tech tlc ttlM fr.. •Umale on Reliable llu.aon able. .... pt •• ,. .... I ............. ZMJ ...... OJrllDlllJJc>W, _,.,,,.. Clumlpla ........ J~.... ""' .... mal • ·· c.,et.., lw · · G ur-111 Seulc.tt · '* • 1.'.'T:"'..t• 1 .......... .;........... 1too _... .... c ..................... .. •uunu--·-·-....,.., 6 1wam c~ ~4 Aulo Repair. 1\mc•• oil .,_.._.,. 0Mr ~. wht C-,. Wt wcrl al )'OW' nn....,..,.,.., ... -.... W..ch. C1fu EU:CTRJC'lA.N bome. Jeny *-1277 •a.,un 9'ealc.oaUa• Iv. dia,,., ball m Ava 8 ea l r » l • • , b 11 t •Llc. NB. CM S liS 118 IUO. routh $10. chr worltm•nahlp Sm1tll tlOlSE6APT PAINT ~MMITI-a au... .aim pet odor. 1<*pnletft!Cl8'7S...:M.S. Rt:PAJRCL£A.NHAU1. ti ~& Cpl nipa.lr. 15 ~ espr ,_.. __!-(>COST~l701 ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• I do at all·lli:tploader . ~k. 1rade. haul. cement. uphalt. trM ~· movall etc. Dl • 1257 Ml.K.E'S HAUUNO ALL TYPES. OOMP TRUCK UJW RATES$49·14.51 "•••d• : ' ....................... Want a REA.LL Y CLEAN HOUSE? Call Oin1ham Cirl. fo'ree est. 64.5-5123 .......... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wortdila? ... r7 Don't boUleclean. I.At \Al do it. MlN\JTE MAIDS provic:tm, a ,uaranteed c l can1n 1t 1cr v1 c c Uc'd/bonded. t'ree e&t m1J01 •••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSITINOllS A group ol local teachers will care for your home while you 11re a way. Ph Thurldey. July t9. 1979 N:•fN;l'•""9 • •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork. 8m1tll Job11. AU.,....,,... Newport, Cobta Meea It Neat50&-1.325Cocnpl. lrvtne. 67S.317~ evff. ExU450 JntJ.')50 :Bnck. stooe. block work. CtM:atar ,......_ tile floor s. concrete CU..tom work tntlt!"xt. patios. walks. dri vt• , ·-...,,.. ways Free es t J ohn _""" __ •_-_u_. s.u-__ asz __ a. __ fM6.1583 Your H a rbor area All types of m asonry. painter. Int/ext. Pror. t.l.les. pati06. patio cov· quality work. Reason . ~. bUc walls. 548_9150 Llc/llUI. tlll cheerfully given. Dave. 586-842.S DAU.. y PtLOT A ••••••••••••••••••••••• We're only #2, but we do It better. Free eat. Vlaa/ MC, Uc/inad Joe 50-5779 ":c=t I ....................... ~fr Commerical Property Mgmt Co Complt.ote terv 7$0-1866 loa ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....-s. , ... , :~~ ~. Re.fa. .. ..................... ~" cmv.,lopes ln m y .-.i;e;; .. ••••••••••• ___ · K6B cuatom wood fonr· home . Y1.rlou11 com· Dlt'Cll'CI • Baakf'\IPtty We Care C'&l"Pt't <.:Jeaiwri lftl, &•tl'll fr fence n11M91.r JMllll~ · Irv area. Call Robin ·s Housecleaning 668616ex. 2 . Block, brick slumpstone. PAPERHANGER walls, & planters. Let a h h e'd contractor do it Ask about wall grap ics Repair & Re roor. All l ypes ·11 hingle :s rocks hakes -com Po· tar Free est. :Wl-5930 1''1n Avail. llO.Ad.kalAp.J.T)'pln1-Stum r lnn Al.t-0 up ~/M 303ll _1.raw_.~l-Ot33 Srvc, for a thoroughly •--.. clean house. S40--0857 -r I I h t r 0 r y 0 u • , _&_m_ur_.Js_._SS6-__ 299_a __ _ '°'1100 holattry Work teu11r Tlu:lt mount •mb. f'r tlil, NU rlll.M.~ 1716 ......... ....................... Bab)'Jlttina my home. C•11taw 1 o v e fr c a r e • e x -·••••• •••• •• • •• • • • • • • ~ N2 s.298 •'or )'\)Ur next cnc'kta1I or d&dner party . llM1'·A-CHIF llY bOme. hr, day or wkly. vk. ,. St./Balboa HI, N!l 8'7s-J'106. Slbr or $4-0 .ti. 0 I It Senlce Plltt.ial or compldo pre· pe.ratJon l.n your kltchen -by a F.iu'ope•n chef. 8ar & service pe~I SUP· ••-•-•••••••••••• ••• • pbed ti needed. Appoint R.mIM~ver letters, men.ts ror esumates & WOOO, ft'nccs. ¥Jlt••. patloll. n.•1u.ooabl~ nli!'i CaU 147-4193 ..... Ow ... .... ....... , .............. . Uln:lpl& llt'rv1ce & sales. Automaur ope rators. ftt-p111r s pecialty. ~4 ..... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Garderung. clean·ups & landscaping. George ~iC;L, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Your complete service. Lg selection or papers & suppli~. 675-8975 _ Gaff""'-••••••••••••••••••••••• Micki MacDooaJd.LPCA IW>cboSun Joaqwn CC pvt by appl. 831-1710 Jbushl ~ 7072 proleaslooal present•· planrung. No obligation lions, reasonable rates, 548-«10 I lz 'w:a: faet service. 493-1.973 ask - ------•••••••••• •••••. •••• ••• for Dee C .. llt/Cwnte •VERY W W PRICES• Ulrpt>nLry. fencing & roof· MRS CLEAN make 1t gleam. Bach .• 11pti., homes. Bef 9 or aft 5, S69:J12 Cedar Crpt Clean 'g, steam/sfuUnpoo. wndow wsh'g, n r wa.1c'g, Ken cln'g serv. Res/Comm. lteasonable. Sim on. 751-8951 DANDY DUSTHS Wkly or t time 11erv VACANTS. rentals our specia lity . S TEAM CARPET CLEANING. Ebnded. Ins. Free Est. 552:;4 l<X>. -----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• on landscape mamt mg. No.)Obtoosml Papa C.,. .. tc Cement work or aJI kinds George_ S4_!-20~ Cbff. 6Jl-4264 2 girls w11lmg to clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"ee est. lS yrs exper. Clean ups. Haultn.: ---your house Rsnbl, eJC· Carpenter. Free Est. Any Alsoblock walls.556-0757 Land.scapmg. lmmed. Repairs. Handyman., -'Pt:'-r _.re_rs_·._642_·5299 ___ _ 111r.e )obs. Call Allao or In PI u m b 1 n g • c I c c . Tony. 640-8649 pa c Ir I c c () n c r c t e . servic g. 642·9907 sprinkler. paintm~. etc. Complete concreteorsct llomt' Pride.garden Any household repair The Moppets Cleaning Service. Professwnuls, well estab. 546·2393 CUSTOM your f o rms . Suvc. cleanups. haul aways, Tiny.IW.2·1492art4 _ lntenor Carpentry 64>9926 --ro«x1lhng. 5.54·1766 I' d p l SUSIE'S byJay. •.642·8809 __ .. an yman. a1n ing, CLEANll'IGSERVH.;i-; Foundations, retaining Ga.rderung. rruuntcnance. carpcnlry, masonry . 751.7361S Remodeling. Any kind of walls. blocks. p &liOll. landscapin g . Ho b . rooling,amprovemcnl!>& ___ _ t·arpentry or re p a 1 rs. _u_c_'d._536-_5013, 548-4309 S45-IS7o, 2131323.6750 repaus. Jerry 549.3277 Kc m r k b J y c r rec l 1 Good rates & refs. Peel -----......__ seasoned lady to or· Cons truct ion Scott. ~Cte•ia I El(p Jlawauan r.:a rdener . •---J gan11.e & cln your hm _6'.U..:...·_5424 _______ :_:::;•d.r••a•pe••;:•c•l•e•arun•~·g:·. Clean.up:., tree/shrubs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Noteworthy refs. Audrey ...._.... .., prunt"d & t ri mmed. OC:X::Student tTontruck. 4!17-104Sor 7S9·l92S •REMODELLNG• done in your home, no in· goo.1744 Trash, tree trim. Dan • --- <Xe parullons. panel.in$?. ainvenlence-no waiting. 642-3224 Qxnplete housecleaning. .-slrnfinishwork,decks. Coast Fabric Car e Ken 's Ga rd e n ing ------Wt• prov1dc qu:il1ly fences . s k 111 ed 5'6-7'33. Services. yd mamt. trl'C 1"asthaullng.rc:.$14 &up. guaranteed dc:rnln~ r r1ftsmen. Free es t. trimming & r emoval, Yd & gar clnup:.. f'ret: ser vice. Ins/ l;jonded. ~~ Classified Ads 642-5678 clean·UP!S 645·1587 est. (714lli4Z-45'17 552-0105 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... lmLrmc• ~tocl•a.a..c. Low homeowner rut cs 67$-0562 T Transamenoa Jmlfforf at ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICE. LNDUSTRIAL. RESTAURANT & HOME CL!!;AN ING . Refs L1c /8onded /lns . 55.2·5166 ......-Capi..g ••••••••••••••••••••••• European L:inihcJper. Top work 1-·a1r l'nn~ H.els 64&-41:171 dy-;/ev4·:; Dig.ft Lilndscilpc. ll<1ul· tng·-trees·land:.caJX;~ 646-7070 "[)e..1gns to D1tC'hM" 0 D L. Land•r:.ipr Quality work lleJi.ona blc Pn<'es <.:all 5~ 4312. 1Ul79.}3 \\1i;1l ;i W1111dt·riul World of Shoppin~. 11~ht Jt your 1mw·rt1µ:-. (•\ 1•r v d;i y' n a1lv l'1l ol 'Ja..,.•;ifwd Ad~ T<1 pl.11·1• voor a<J . ('<tll 64:! 56711 ;ind iet it (;lassil 1ed Ad Visor twlpyou Reaaonably pnced. Bob. READY APTS/HOUSES 5411-2753/536-~ ror RENT. pnt'g. clnJ:, papering we do ever ........ ytlung. Free est Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64&-1.563 l..«al moving & hauling Fre1Wit. offic8 s uppl.Jes, P roper pre paration. boust.>hold g<>O<h & con prime & p<11nl Ref!> s truc t1on l'leanups f''re~ ei.t. L<1wrencc Reasonable rates Call ~5 ~216.'>4 momm)(s & evei. ------OK. Pa i>t:r hangmi.:. 4 uallty work onJy Steve. Oay1' PaWincJIP..,;119 494.m 1. Eves 494-62:>4 • •••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTING Expr'd Reas Ratei. Free Est. Call Gene SS2·00i8 Pro( parnu.ng. Ext & mt Low rales Refs l''ret- ~t SJG-4780. 531:i·4383 ----l';.11nl 1 n~ I NT 1 1': XT Neal. honest. rt·a~ . 12 y rs exp . L1t"d Dav~· !!&11~ Fine ext Pamtm~ St Ill' ms Try me 836 5SSS 2'1.. hr; R1l'hard Sinor ~--~~---lntt i'.:xl Ut'pt-ndahlt• Reasonable Fret· l''l <.:all Jay 54H·fll59 ltc.1dcnual & 1:ommcrl'1al 11a 1n L1nJ.{ i'rt't' , . .,llmc.lc:. lh:i. rc.tl':. h7!'r!15!11 C:Ja.-.slfll-d \rh. )"1lir unt• ..,lop stmppin~ cc·nlt·r Int Paint & wallpaper. ~al work. rea& pr Pree t5l. St.eve 547 4281. 1-·or ext piont J im ......,./Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neal patchc:. & lcxturci. Rt& EST. 893-1439 11 () m ,. !. • "d d I I I 0 n .... H ,. , t u 1· 1· o . o v ,. r hlorkwalb !.,ow ratl'" l''rloe to:.L 586·489'.! Ill· -..tu<'"" Spun1s h h•x llll"C' uvcra~c houst· SJ7~, Man) color., 9:15 H!H:.! ~Hii17 ~ .•....•••••.•.......••• (Jlumb1ni.: repair SJ)t!t' m remodeling, copper re· l>lllt' Frc.'t• l'Sl Top 11..it Plumbm~ 5:fi 31!t1 WANT 1\CTIO:'ol'' ('1.i-.."INJ Ad:o. li4:! 51j7K ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lll(ht up your window~ wtbeaut i.tamed g la1o11 overlay SU sq fl. 64tHl717 T.C..ilioa..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clarence':. TV. Lot•u l scrvll'C Good rcfi.. Rsnhl rat.es. 957-1006 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Prof tree tnmmmg & re moval :.erv1c~. t'rec esl C.:..11 963-9636 AM .•...........•......••. Free Tnal Lcs:.on, Crcd teliC'hcr. C'<l> Rt'adm.:. mJth, f 'rcnch lhnbl Lm.,J I c<1ll:. rl'lur11 l'tl fi73.fWll:J Typing Servin ....•............•..... LI' (Jffll·•· ~·rv1ct'1' l'ror typan.:. tt'rrn pupcr:.. rl' -..urno·-.. l'll' Lou1:.1· l~an 644! 724!1 WlftdowCIHRincJ • •••••••••••••••••••••• C:.olJc~c 'lucll'nl!>, window wa~h1ni.: He:. HI h.lorei.. Xlnt work 1'4l 544!11fl4~· 7'.172 llavl' .. umf'lh101.? to .,,.,, .. l 'la-.i.1f11«I acl-. tfo 11 wl'll HafpW-.d 7100 HafpWClllShd 7100 HflpW..ted 7100 HafpW.ted 7100 HefpWanted 7100 HefpWanted 7100 ~Wanted 7 100 HefpWanted 7100 H.tpWa1tted 7100 ..••.•••......•••....•••••.•••••••••••••••.......•.••.•.•....•......................••...•........•......................•..................................................................................... ~office Au't Mmlll)« Unusual opportunity for an ambitious. molavated per.;on who Is analyttc<il. fW>t. accurate. not afraul or hard wor k l''ull charge bkkp~. for hist growing 3·slore chain. Nr OC Airport. St<1rt up to SHOO/mo. Mail r e· ~umc lo: Mr. Shaw 17622 Armstrong. Irv. Ca. 92714. Acoounting ,.,_Clerb We are currenUy acrept- ing applications for 1''i14ure Clerks. Should have 6 mos ore cxper & legible handwnling. Also rl(.'(Jd 10 key by tonch & It typing. Apply m person TRANSAMEn l CA Insurance. 344!0 Bris tol St.C.M. E.O.E. M/F. ACCOUMTS CLERIC Account clerk needed by Huntington Beach City School Dist. Ability to type 50wpm required. $8SJ.Sl002 per mo. de· pcndin(( oo experience Apply 7~ 14th. St. Hunt. 8ch. Call 531).8851 APT MANAGER For SS units in Cost a Mesa. Exper"tl couple. Wif e bkkp~ C'<P Husband maint. exp Cull 642·$073 or <2131 ~38.SI --------Absembly for arrows (Bow & Arrowsl Adil rem. perm, no exp. Call ~.!(). Assistant Manager want· ed for fashion junior .sports wear s hop in Westrrunst.er Mall. Call Muna or apply : Petries, 898-3603. ASST RE CE PT 1 S WIT C HB OARD . P /time gal lo assist on busy board. 4 Hrs day, Npt Bch R.E. Ofc. Cull Lila. 833-2900. Attr:ict1 ve fun lovinit v1va1·1ous sin~le girls from ~30 able to travel. RANKING PACIAC FEDERAL SAVINGS ll(i))opemng in our COSTA MESA & SOONTOOPt::N NEWPORT IEACH OfftcES f'OR RU. TIMI& PAITTIME TB.LBS Xlnt bene fits, paid medical, dental & life ins. S&L or bank exper . pre fe r red. Call Bill Waite63l·OllOO liankmg UPBIEHCED Tal.ERS .. SOtmf COAST NATIONAL BANK AnlndependentBank 849SunflowerSt. Cot;ta Mc-sa Good pay, flexible hrs. Typing exp. Call for an •---------appt. Brenda. 894· 7563 Banlwig Auto earners. RegJ~ter. PART TIME e31'ly AM. I 'h-2 hrs. per TELLER day. Earn S375-S450/mo. Ne<'d good wheels. Our Costa Mc11a branch Wood 54()..JOC»j 540 6722 IS st'(.-iong an md1v1dual ;y • • ' Uull dcsin-s lo work 34 Auto L« Person fmmoo. da.YS a week, indudmll IOOICKHPER M<1lurc p~r:.un for a :.mall bUStnl'Sl> Ul lrvml'. Qi II 546 66"73 --------- BOOKKEEPER Growmg real estak dL·· vt!lupment co localed m Newport Beach in need of mature expr'd book· keeper with real eslale background. Maintain job cost r ecord s. numerous bank a ccnts, payr oll re turns, etc. Salar y commensurate W/expr. Call 54().+l(M ror appt. lookkHper f\111 charge. 5 yrs. ex per preferred for energel•<'. rapidly growing geo· techn ical con s ulting firm. Irvine . Xlnt salary & benefits. Call 556· 1421. IOOIUCHPIMG l girl office, mdependent skills, self starter. Typ. 1og. t'lex . hours. Bayfront locat1on. Ap- prox. ~ time. $5. hour. 673-6870. ---------opening Mission Viejo Saturdays . Pre vious Arca. F\all·Umc. Over SavrnlolS & Loan or bank· Bookkeeper. Growing company needs dependa· ble person w /knowll'<lgc of AR/AP, payroll +bill- ing. Must handle phones & som e c u s t omer service. We will train Call S4G-l.JS5 ror appt. Acctg Bkkpng TEMPORARY Rc{(lSter today lo work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping a ssign- ments. Work close lo your home.. Acctg clerks. bookkeepers, a ccoun- tants arc nt!eded lhruout Or'clllge County. Call us for more information. Robert Half's CICCOIMtCIRpl 2333 No Broadway ;raio, Coldwell Banker Bldg.. Santa Ana '7141 IJMIOJ •ACI'RESSES/ ACI'ORS. •All Ages/All Types• •<No Exper. Nee>• "S.A.M." interviewing now. Our c lients have wo r ked "Rocky H ", "Goldie & The Boxer ". "Lady In Red" w /Robert Conrad, "Wrigley's Uou b l e mi n t " & w /Dis n ey S tudios. •Anyone interested in •Movies or Television• •Call "S.A.M." today• 11!(71') 633-2233 ext 95• ADVERTISING SALES Generous commission, wW train. 4'1'1-4464 Alm91Mt ....... 6Service Foreman U.L. Co. Full benerits. Open aalary. Min. 3 yn1. eoc;p. ID a1arm•Jndualry ea.,. • I dH11plal Blltber/cleaner. Apply NOD·frl ll·2PM. 1333 Awoeado. NB. Npt Ctr llllllmlu.&re>. ...... s.r .... PBX oPtralora for a !:!:t,!°•• .... .,i DI exDertmffd or wm tndft. -..on tlme tw put dmealfta availa- ble. o.,., aftenoon-... ,_., ~-c· • .,. .. yard. ... ... co •orlc -·•*""'·:re :.~Uable. .._ .... X.-l"rt. hlldml lllaod erea: --C••l• MHa • .. re•: •u.&.o.a. 18. Needed for expanding mg ex!)t:ncncl' ts h11:hly car re ntal company. desirable To 11rranl(e for Must have good driving n an 1nterv1t.'W please record. & Calif. hceosc caU Mary Ann Plummer. Ca ll Mr. Zamora . (714)!179-3910. BOOKKEEPING ASS IST. -An immoo. opening fuJl.t1me. Accls pay., billing. payroll. htc lYP· 1ng, expcr. pref. The Willard Co .. f".V . 7\4/957-0855. t::.0 .E ., M/F 1131-2'$80 or 495-<6330. Al!TOMOTIVE Senlu M•ager Top Newport import st.ore seeks fuli·time. ~x perienced individual. Good <.'Ompany benefits. Apply m person al IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH AutD Trans Shop looking forqualilied personnel. ~-2288. Babysitter: Variable p /t days, M o n -Fri . 2:»5:-m, your home or mine, s tart 9/79. Irvine '152·0728. Babysitter wanted. l 4yr. old girl. 3-4 days a week.· Your home. CaU 645-6144 eves. We orccr a compet1t1ve i.t.artmg salary. excellent company p111d benefits, and rrt.-e company puad uru!orms. BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAN 1640 Adams Ave. Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 F.qual Opportunjly Empk>yer M /F IOOtCICEEPH Commissions cashier Fash. Isl. lnvstmt. Fir m. Bkkpg sk1lls/exper. req. Data proces.'ling knwldge p r e r . X l nt frin ge beoefits. Ca II 640-0123. lbokkeeper. $4 hr. Frr. No agents please. 642-3347. Barber Stylist to manage lnsta~C" ~vice. put-Ume. 631-9577. Tues· U.L. Co. F\Jll bene fits, Fri. 9-6, Sat/ 9-5. eves. open salary. min 3 yrs 681-:.128. exp. in alarm Industry. Sal M J urt 642,3400 Beauty on an c st wanted. Must b& good in Cablnt:.t maker: exp in all all phases ol nail work. phases tncl'g installa- CUentele wanted but not tion. Mus t h ave own n ecessary. Newport baod toots. N.B. 631-:WOO Beach. M0-8023. BAKER. exp prer. Will train. Apply in pers: 705 E. Balboa Bl. Balboa •---------CANDY DIPPER. Exp. •BlKESfOR E• Apply in pers: 705 E . 9am-5pm . Banldng MIW ACCOUNTS Experience required for our Costa Mesa office. Please call Georae Wqnerat~2300. c.lfP1 ..... , ... s. ... &a... 2'1UO Harbor Blvd. ColU M ... 8211:28 AD~J ~G Orowtq Sav\np le I.Mn need• penon for ac· counUn1 dept. Ex· pmience In invest.or ac- ~ pn(. Apply in ~~irLoan ._ urBlvd. Irvtoe E.O.S. M /F Get GUl:N catb for WHITE..._.. ~· aa.ttred Ad C.llta-5111 Storemgr.,lll!lllst .mgr., Balboa 81 , Bal boa & bike mechanic needed 2Pm·l0pm . for Schwinn d ealer. S alary $13,000. Must CAMVASSRS have prior bike ex· Earn S'Z.OOpr. lead. Wor k perlenee In a s tore. inycurown area. Nosell- 5"-.SS. J.na. Experienced only. lbt be aelf4lsc:iplined. Bkkpr/Dt1patch , com· General contractor Ir IM«· Svc co. typing, tu.lder.Call875-9321 JO.key. F/f, _. start. 117-llll , CANVASSER -parl- llmll won. CoUectlft.1 " ~MY cbeck&n1 edclre11es. AftemoOD'• only. Acd a -..n. 1J11,PQl'Clll.'1M854 CUbler: For dn&pt«e, IOOIOCHFa e!L DIE. Coatt Hwy, s.lal7 open fOf' 1armeot 1 _0lll __ ._m._2550 ____ _ rdl .. Mii ltarter . 5 yr. Cashier /Receptionist: experience. Send resume .NatioDaJ co want.a pel'SOll to; P.O. Box 2203. who enjoys public con- NewpGrt Be~b, meo tact. MU8t be accurate BOOKKEEPER/ AS· wltl& Ute tnma. idat SllTANT-ParMlme btalllia. •JMT AN for 181D to lpm. AmNDt. l..:llllftaPJ'=~::.·:._ ___ _ rec..u .. ~ ....... tee k.,, e1per. only. ~:Pit. ap'd, m uat Marl a• Bardwere ba" butc '*°'° e11p. Menuf. P11 comm . r~otrapllJ !!.,.•, l!!r w /e1per . Cller rye, ...... Bteela Bl ..... 1111 --. ..... . CASHIERS STOCK PEOPLE Cosl PhJ..'\ lmPorts a re· tail comp<my 1s now h1r mg cru;h1ers & stock pc•>· pie for it's new South Coasl store Apply in person at The Suuth Coast Plaza Holcl. titi6 Anton Blvd. Costa Mesa. on July 23, between 12:30 & 6pm or July ~-25 bet.ween 9am & 6pm. C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Openings now available for full lime assistant managers on 2nd. &. 3rd. shdt. No experience nee. we tram. Start SJ.10 to S4 per hour. Advancement opporturuty for manage ment positions to 5.5.50 per hour tf quabricd. f'or more information & in· t.erview go to store fl2 at 30009 Crown Valley, Laguna Niguel. 4!15·9950 or call 714 /537-4840. Equal Oppor Employer CMLEHG. ESTIMATOR Experienced individual wanted lo prepare c<>!lt est1malei. or -.u b - c!Jvisions. induslnal de· velopme nts . utility systems & to perform utility investigations & calculate earth quan· tit1es. supervision elC - perienee vital. Apply in person with resume to Mr. f\aentes at Robert Bein, William Frost & Assoc.. 1401 Quall St. Newport Beach. CIVILIHG. Oil DISfGoHEll t;xperienced car eer tDnded.. REGISTERED CIV IL ENG OR DESrGNER with back· ground in public works and or land development engineering wanted for design & s upervisory position. Apply to Mr. f\aentes al Robert Bein, William Frost & Assoc. 1401 Quail St .. Npt. Bch Classified Ceunter Sam& Reception 'l1le Dally Pilot has an opmlq at tbe main of. 6ce front cowster. Duties comiat ol claulfied ad sales, ~ for the company 4t 1ener al clerical wort. Mutt type 45 wpm on e&edrlc and be capable of Geelm1 with tbe public. Op . portwiit)' for advance-ment. E xcellent com - l*'Y benefita. For Interview please call: Penonntl Office MMaal.ext.m OUJ•ICOAST DAILYPl.OT mW.BeySt. eo.t.M ... F.qiaal~y CLERICAL 111 l<l'y <1dll IL ly~., rn hr-.. J.o:r \lo(.•t:k Mon thru f"ri Kcrm ll1ma 11111 dwa1 c. :!6bf;flarbvr. <.:M Clcrit•al. GC'ncral oh· dut1•-..; Sm rneodly Santa Ana Co. Llltll' 1yp1n~. in· voicing. p<1yroll. f1lin~ l'lt'. Call ror Jppt 5S7 3544 Oen cal . If you were a f1Jm i.tar. you would hav~ t.o puy an ageot. YOU Nt;Vt::I! HAVETOPAY COASTAL PERSONNEL AGENCY 540-6055 2700 Harbor RI CM NEVER A F'EE Qlll after hours appt Cl~k for H.B. drugstort', exper. not nccc&sar y . t 'O !'LES !l'arn hr.w ln c<1rn rnonc~ wurl..1111.: ~ether part tlml'. our ;L.,..,1sl<111c1· makl~ :.lc:.idy lnl'Olnl' l>ll:O.!>I bll'. t•a~y mt'thod 5tal"U. your t-aro 1n14 tiuio:kly For 10 format1 v~ appl rall 003 7225 (;HAf'J'S • per~on!> exper with clay. Tram lo make novelly stoneware We are expandllljl due to d(' rm nd. 64S-883S. CUST RB.A TIONS SALES TRAIMHS Training for yo un ~. :.harp ind1v1dual~ to mike f)t:nodJc calb on our establ.Jshed busme:.s & prurcssional al'counL-. in the Orange County Arca. Career on ented 10 davtduals willing to work & t:.ike directions can build Lo a high incomt• potential S:ilary + Call Al for mterv1ew 9'79·233:1 Mm. ~e21. 847-2563 1--------- Q.81( TYPIST lmmcd. openmR for ex· per. mdlv1duals to fill our clerk lyp1s l pos1l1 on Document control & /Or a cc o u n l i n ~ c x p 1• r helpful. Typing & It) k«Y adding maclunt• skills re· qwred. Good co paid benefits & worklllg cond m our Newport Beach or- r1 rc. l''or appl c a ll ~ext.202 COMPUTOR Word Proc:Hlft' lmrm'<ilate operunu (;:.all Olan between R 30 a m & 5 p .m. weekday:. 759·0653. Cook: Bullock':; South Coast Plaza 1s acccptin~ applications for pit. f /l cook. Exp pref'd. Open unmed. Apply Bulhx:k:. 3333 N. Bristol. CM or call 556-0611 ext 394. COOK/DAYS Expanding restaurant chain with over 50 units. Family-Owned orgamza· lion offers p leasant working conditions . Good opportunities for advancement. Excellent company benefits . E x· pe.ricnced desired. Apply mpersonto. •I ...... 22871 Ldle Fotttt Dr ....,.,...,, COOICS Conv. Hosp. Good salary. benents. wor king con. Flagship Convalescent enter. M2-SM4. OOOKS, New bu.slnetla op- portunity. Zac 's Incredi- ble F.dibk!a. 7 .... COUNTER/YARDMAN, full·Ume. mechanclcal ablllty a +. apply 1705 So. Coast Hwy, La1una Bch. COUNTER H e lp tor Bakery. Ovr 19. Apply '1QJ E. Balboa Bl. Balboa llam-9pm. ColmCel' pen.on " out.tide ..-for paru •ton lo Coata&)le1a. Ex - periwm. Call Tom or Ak ..... ~. DATA ENTRY OPERATOR MaJOr Ide in:.uranca• company in Newport ~ach 1s st!<'kmg Data 1-:ntry Operators Ex cclll'nt opportunity ror 1nrt1\1d u al wi th keypunch, keytape or kcydJS<' ll'amrng Tesllnl! on Univac 1900 Keyd1:.t· I lours 4pm· 12 rrudmghl LEAD DATA ENTRY OPERATOR Individual must htivl' rrurumum of 3·6 months current experience in tape handlmg and wnt mg fuoct1oos. L• bt-ra I benefit s package l!;x cellenl working cond1· lions. Please contact personnel. PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach. Ca 92663 An F.qual Opportunity 1-:mployer M IF' 3-4 day wk. Adrrun/ MJ(ml. exp'd t ype ·b kkpg $900/m o . l mo/vac w/pay 548·2486 Eves. Delivering papers to vendlna machines. C.M .. Npt.Bch. area. Call aft Spm. 839-2857. Delivery, P it. 4;30-9pm. Own trans. Mon-to'ri. Some wlmds req. Mu.st beovr 1.8. ~l..obl Deliveryman for early AM L.A. Times home de· livery route. EconomJcal ear required. AdW.t. Ol'I· ly. 2~ hrs pr day. $'25 net takehome + bonus. Weet/HB area. 631MW86 Del men over 18 for LA Tlm u In NBarCM . Perm/p.t. D50/MIO/mo. ..... ~ Hdp. Over ta. ~lly txpt.rlenced.. Local re· ferences. Full time. .....a. DEl.I Vt.RY Mi\~ 101 L \ T1m1·'· hr1m1• •I• 11\l'r)' 1; dJ}' p1·r \lo k .I :lkim lo fiam $00wk 67J.:1515, 646 1413 01-:LIVEHY l'EHSUN. mu.-.1 havo• ~ood dnv111g r1·1•11rtl , plt.'.t ~~· .. all 833 11!81' DENTAL Pcnodonll:.l needs lull time asst Expande d duties opply. X ·ray •DRIVERS FULL TIME* - '\ •' ,, I ;, p pl a r u 11 l' •• kr1hwlcdg1· of Ora111:1· UMmt> c:o11d 1lnvm~ n • tonl Over llS. Cornpunv \('h1 1·1t·' ~:1 "' p1·1' hr +1111•t•nl1n•:.. C <1 ll Mark 751 2681.i l::a.rl)' AM dell very. Wall Slrect J ournal, 5 day we~k. N 8 & Irvine SmlAll carreq'd. 892·6566. cert.lf1cat-.· reqd. ExJ>t!r ,._ ________ _ vref'd Salary open Call 1" 842-6631 D t-: ;-.. T A 1. 1\ !'> ~T1 ChJtr:.uk 1 0Jy wcck , ~o od pay w bcnd1ls. exper ncl· Ca II t;.io.41:1611 l>f.:.VJ'AL,(;h:.i1rs1de /\~1>l. X r.iy Ill' req !I C.:Jll 5<$6.:ID}, ••EXTRAS•• ~ed' 81t players II. xtra-. lor mAJ motnin Pit'. Lv .s<:nt~ & poi.s tv com mcrciab Need pcoJJI'' lor Org Co/Li\ loc shuol· mgi. C11:.l 1n~ r1 ow! •I 7141535-0120 ext !H. Wt• hd\t' 1·J~led for "1''<1:.I Hrt'ak" ··Love At t'ir:.l Hite" "Rocky If". Sm rt~ Go1ni:t into 5th yr. rilled over 5.000 Jobs. Dental As:.'l. Ortho. <.:hr. N B 4 dar> Ortho exp & HOA n-q 6t2·262b 1------• _• _• _• _• Ol'fltal AsslStant.s. f\i II & part lime X·Hay he rt• quired OC'l·as1ooal I ront of c 645·2652 ------() 1-:NTA L 0 RTllO Ch:ur.;1dc assist R D I\ C'<f>l'r pref f'u II or part l1mt· Beautiful area '.lelnl. o pportunit y Irvine 559·0777. afl 6 & wk.nd..'>. &10.429:.! D 1-: NT A L fl 1-: C 1-: I' TI ON I ST Ou you love peoplt·" Arl' )OU lughl) CXJ)tc'r m bus OHll'(' pr<x:edure:. in 11 1.ll:nl.il uHll't.' • If so we n(-ed you m nur Nl·wport om,.... 641J :m.H11 <luy:, :>51 ·6896 f:Vt'I> 1\:-k tor fo:~ther DESIGNER /\Jr rond. Designer with minimum 3 y rs l'om mer<'1al expcr Xlnt bencfiLs inc luding profit :.hanng 540-7622. Mon. Ft1 85 --------- OltAPERY work room ~tress needed. Nr 0 C. Arprt Sal open ~ Faclor y PLASTICS· Prof1lt• cxtru:.1on plant, 01c't.'d.-. fntory nclp & cl\· l ruder op c r ,.,. 1-;" 11 helpful 1st & 2nd :.h1rt App ly 1n p c r :.011 F;ibncatl'(J Pla:;llc:. Kl~. W 18th St. C. M FLORIST Unique retail nur:.ery needs creative pe<>plc for ru11 & part lime perma nt:nl PoMt1ons. Mu:.t have ~xpenence m floral dc~11<n t-:xo:clll'nt up pQrturuty to work m u pre.ug1ou.-. :.cum~ Plt'UM' apply 111 pcrsun Mon ~hru l-'r1 ROGER'S GARDENS ;!IOI San Joaqwn llllls Road CDM 64().5944 t1WNT DESK CLERK Exper'd preferred • 4!17-4477 Judy ------------------Dnverforschool bus. Will tram Apply al 161135 Uro ok hu r s l , F .V. 962 J3l2 DRIVERS ror local mov mg co I Yr exper , ~ood dnvmg rec. top wag1•s & benefits. 1mmed. open· uw 7~ DRIVERS Nooded for It del.Jvcry, must be over 21 w /clcan ctr1v1nR re c ord Knowledge So. Calif fwys. f\aUtlmew/advan· cement oPPtY. 557-1433 Fti, Sat or Mon. for appt. DlffBS/Clllclltr C4t Gd drMna record. xlnt ear ning potential. --DRIVERS-Deliver bakery products to supermarkets. early mornl n a lo mid · al\emoon. can 557-6727 ttwn9AM·l2"°°'1 FRONT DESI A-UISTANT New pn vate resort need.'I amb1uous 1ndiv1dual to assist manager wath r~· servat1on1> & resort operations. Com:cntra· lion on &w1t chboard coord.mation. ~xccllent growth potential. Call The Good Life At Laguna Shores. 494-1521 FURNITURE STRIP· PER neeeded fu.U time, no exper nee will train. $4. hr startin&. Must be respoo fr avail lmmed. Pb $48-7122. 78S w 17th St.. Unit A, C. M. General accountant exp 1n gen acc tn8 / cost/· payroll. Progrcss1 ve H.B. dev. Co. send rc- sumea Box H, H.B. 92648 ••4LOfflCI DllVllS lnwcd., full·limc. J)OlJI· Men or women 2$ yrs or tJOn open for dependable, older. K.now 'l.be coa1t m•turc lnd1v1dual dtM!a. Net $180 a weet or w/IOfld t.YP'nil 1klll1. to more. Oran1e Coast wort wtth aa1es • 1en. Vel'"° Cab. 1'7300 Mt. dnce ~ marine manu1. Herrmann, Fountain ftrm near ocean. Vaned Valley. (No of Slater d•U•. 1.Jplna. filln1, b e twn Ne wbope • utelos preparation. &ell dl6ltp fut with Dally Hew IOCMW.nl to sell? JlllllClcl) N • w po r t • a r I a • w_n_Ac1a ___ c._1_1ea_.5f78_ PllolWentAdl. QeMihedadadolt~,~~~~~~~~~-~!·~-~-~~·~-~-~= . ' . -. .... ... .. "'MILYP!\Of _ T!wf!!lr.M tti ttn ~···-· ,,. ~-I • n• ~w··· 7IOO ,, ................. -................ . .. ~ ~U f:!! r • .. •'UC • .. -u MAailWJCI WNl•S elHll••~.-,.~i .IUIMCT Mm --_...~-== •Mt-lt.l•I Fo:i:::~:,~:r S•IOll MAIMTINANCI WOB•S --. MTllCT Miii .... ., .......... . --------- a...I tlOllCMAKl'lR.l M()rll~Y ' ~..Uc lodMduala ....,w ..... 7101 ....................... lllDCAL UC&Jl'T P rr WW&n&D/J'Vana. tau•-· MtcUul TrHHrlbtr. Pff Saf'd, t .. l, H • cwet.e. 1U11 01 OYN Medical Corp. Xlot ,,......,..., AIProa 511111' day Call~. ll&'m,lln.Brulwar t-.CAL Uw. ID, • per wetlt pll• room • board mt> '4MlllOI (ZIJ) ........,J, MICllO HA KDN EST TEST J;:R r or m.dlcaluroalcal lab. Exp pteld or aoft'le llnld.c fJ tltid Wiii traln. tr\111 ur pi t 549 0849 for appt f\.Ut••s .. Non·IWon Mrvlce • rt-· r: a l r s h o p n eech ourneymeo Exp In ut1nic h e lpful Ir qu.all/led eam Clf'I p('tec>n l a a. e p 111 y ~.OOO·U0.000/yr You nee d o n ly yo ur bandJoola We furnlah truck, w\llorrnt 6 hH lth lnaurance. App.ly Mon fr'ra 8·•· Thu ti:arl's l-'tumbinte. 15M W. L.lh• c'Uln. AN 842· 17S3 PLUMBING Drain cleaner• Wiii LralJ1 Xlnt pay for htird work For inro 40!1·464! 1 ~lonJ11t lnlnt!t! t" tr po111tlun for hrl14hl rlx.~rluJ de~od11l>I• Ill dMdual lo h1mdl41 h1111y photwoil, U\4ol typhaM Op porlun ll y lo lt111rn H PO<'l• of mor t titlCu bankln M Call Vc bby ht-tween 8 30 10 30AM ool y :,.e!._111171 • ll.el'<lpl.lon!Jll/Typu1t II' /t, fulJ frin~c bt•1wrll11, .iclnl WU1 king COfldJi IW}o~ SALIS A Jo'ull...-citiJJlY. 4·11rn $6 to .. J)4lr l1r. Y.1t1ploye1•11 ll(lt~)tl for rr1l'rd111.11d111· 11114 • tJb1Lth tJ1 v fo'or 111fo cu.IJ 007 OOOtl •Sl\J,Jo:S • .W,W•ted 7100 H.lpW•ted 71 00 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAl.Jl2i/MOMNT opport. molivaUon1tJ exp helpful but DOl reqd Wiii teach r8'lk1 advaotemenl. co mctnllve. boo~. pro111. lharln& ~ e11rl¥ rcure menl Call for appt betwn •P m 7 pro 1182-3232. • SALY.S MAKITHIS YOUR WT JOB! l..cacJlnl( monulucturt•r of llAAWIK produc t.11 St'rVH" an.i c•omm t'r riul, 111 d1L'ltn 11I. munlclvul 111 cou11 l11 Opf•n1t11(H 111 LO<:i\J, Altfo:i\."l l't'r11onn('I '11·houll•d J(l·J)t'.ut hu.~1111·i.i., 1,4·1·urf' luturi· SECRE'rAtcY •\IU lime, cbuerful, ex perienced lndlv ldu•I with ltnJnt abortluuMi • typing wanwd. Apply m pcnon with NIUMe to Mr Jl\tentee at Robert Belo. William fl'rObt & Alli>OC 1401 Qu1111l St Newport BeKh -----------~--SICUT AIY Xlm oppty for etracitnt 1o10>I w/top 1ccretarlal Hklll& lO work 111 (~Ill pulled Npt Och R E. ofc. Call LllM, 833-~ ~·· ... !H'lllllt!!t plannmg & cit· earn C!GIDftl • to a .ooo br Th•Dk111v 1n a 1 OemoHtnte toy• • lfifta. Ooml>lel• tralnU'la. No <kllveria& Olt C'ollocl 1n1. N.ed car C111ll 114·5.SI $Stf, <'Clllll t lO aeebne. Tb~ Slate! or Caliloml• l3 conductin1 t1x•rninationa for th two cla&8H. M alntenance Worker applicant mu.st h avt-at least ''" months e1eper1cnce In Rrou.ndl mainlenenre or comparable work. nlor Maintenance Worker oppllcants m u.at ho\'o at Joal'lt six months oxperlencc uR a leadl)(•rson in the molntenonre ot buildings und #{rounds. ApplJcuUons arc tH•allable at Oran,;:c County Jt'uar. 88 f''alr Drive. C'ostu Me a, Ca 92626. (7 14 >7~1·3247 AppUcuUon-. must ht! postmarked no lutl'r thun July 26. )879 •MODIU.._ • (,~ form n1 (Of' rump &, video, lo be,', rc•dy for pro Jobe late 1ummer Newly ~\'<.I 11chool uod rret' p lu c1:m \•nl l U Kl lldwik-:. I' 0 R T I!: It , I'' o r restaurant. to c lean katcht'fl &< 11torv11·1· 11n•1111. 711m tpm, Wc.od U\l'u Son Xl11t N 8 loc¥11oo <.:1111 ror appt:_.00-5000 .. X l 520 Hfo:C J<:l"flONIST/ /\I< s 1 s T I\ N T r ,, r V11.t'rln11ry dlnlc'. 1•x1HJr 1>ri·f{1rr1·d. Ou11 rt l't UtCll 001 IOOft, '1~ ~l! S A L E S I 'i\1.1, TOI.I. FHl-:1•. MRSTOIAUGH ·~79~2935 fo;.1uul OpJ><Jrtu111t} fo.mplt1)1•r M IF vc•lupmc·n t . S u I u r y $82!1·$10119. Minimum tyvrnl( 70Wpm/!llwrthund <ir mfur v1lc•nl OOwpm KN..>W i.'<luc of generul of r11•1• prnct1N•!. Ii pro r·t-du~ Mulntam good puhlw rclutmni. OulJt?i. l II I II (' f U ti t' h (:' lJ V y b•lt'1Jhooclnilr11-. volum1· 11rodl1"l1on of Ly~ wnt ten 1·orn-:.pond1·n1·1.' on GU\.1'1 Oead&et.11 "Out :ab Year."· GqlEJlAL Oto'J'ICt: TYPISTS SECRF.TARI F,S ACCTG C..£RKS ToP PIO' l'akt Wt:dll.Y NOltllU ,l:'·'I~~ fX)E M/F ) . . Cl98.AL I •OFACE• lmmedlale full.tame OP· portwtity with l'Ongenlal. employee -0n cnted company as M.4'-dacal Scht.>duler. fo:x- penence as prererrcd. but Wlll train. Requires abtlrty to interface well with people and h11ndle )(eneral office tasks In· dependently No typrng er ahorthand necet1s11ry . ltoun are JPM to 12 .Mid· rught walh rn1tial one- wet:k traaninl( period from 9AM-5PM d aily Salary ne11otlable. •·or unme dlale 1nter v1ew OOnl.lK'l Mr. Elery al our Garden Grove oltlce NATIONAL NURSING SERVICES 714/898-92 37 6J8-0l01 flirt Frrd:1v /l\si.1~t unl I' T Tyv111~. fll1111( 1·ll· llr:. flcx1til1· Sail 1mi;iu11m· IV\5 7 H>-1 Gtrt .. 'r1d11y 1 Hccept1<m11>l 1mmcd1aU: opcnanl( 10 grow1n.: Cui.la Me'>a ;Uarm compuJl> 1'yprni:. W key & phone exp vre fr'dSa.lury(IJ>Cn 642 J.100 EQUAL OPPO.TUNfTY IMPlOYll - HOSTISS CMll.FlllDAY Jeweler/apprenlicl'. rm11cl have some ux~r. ovt-r 21 c.aJJ Ml 8753. fantHtlc c.:..treer OP· JoMson & John1Jon &.by porwnjty for a ve.ry out Product:. Co c Otspl'>lla llUlndang ll•rl to llUO<'lak' blc Dav J 111 looktng ror an w/a s1.14·c~uru1 lnvc11t t'Xccutavt• 11c1·r •tary lo mcnt ex~ut1vc. The l(lrl Wet;tem 01v Mao111<t!r lie.lccted must be alc•rt, l\pphcant.¥ should have ambtuou.s, & very altr1.1t• tlXcellent typing <70+ > & tJve She m ust have ii 11horthand :-c k1lls. 1-:x· great 11pcak1og voice. be pcnence helpf1tl but nol extremely wc:ll groom1..'IJ, necessary Sulury is do· & rclled poise & con· pendent uPon quulirri.:11 fldcn<'i! in herself. Shi· lions & bul·kuround and mW1l huve 11 good llduca · II! comb1nt.-O with un t·)(· lWn & I.he itbilily to work ccllcnl benefit puckuije. well with executive 1.111 Send conridcntau l r e · wellasera!ts me nwhose sumes to · Mr. W.W. talents, sktlls, & ideas Tima;huk. 20tll Uu11lness contribute to our sue· Center Dr .. s uite 201. ces,.,. Some omce skills IJ"\lllle. Ca 92715. KO. K arc helpful, however . ~- more 1mportunt as a Kitchen Help Newport br111ht, happy. race, Beach Tennis Club. Ap· s parkling conve n ;a. prox.25-:.>hrs perw~k.1 tJOna.l.uit & the abrbty to Apply 1n person. 2601 be a gracious hostess. Eal.tbluH Dr. Bcnelat.s include elegant La-·-bor-en.-.-e-x,.,..r'd., form working e nvironment. ..-plcic.1101 conditions, as :.et.ten.. exper'd • Ltucks "1:U aa excellent slartang requared 9S5-0791 b<i.lary & rnnge benefih Landscaper. cxpen enn-d 1lui. 1s a m o:.t unique pre rcr red, Newpo rt po:. rt 100 ror a very Be.pch urea Kai It' lea '>~cral pcr:,on Plcu~ .UbPJ Co i\s k fur Hnun c u1.1 97 5 111n • ~ 645-46.1.5 lllllJl'>fo:Cl. El\ N I N.u1dy Ou:-.tcr!> ll11ui.ek1·1•p1·r nt'c<frd . M<io W1·1f fr1 fo:x 11cr, wflm1L'>Jl()rtut111n $5 hr ·.111 '194 !»49 lcuvc nunll" &II Lc..:aJ Secretary, 70 wpm Orungt' County l\irport urt:u \175 1m1 l.1<.X;i\J,..SECHETl\lt Y t11 purlnt'r requ1 n·mcnts . Xln1 l y p1 nl( & ~hor l ha11!1 uutu typcwnlt•r cxrx:r dei.1ru hk Si\ & Tu~tlll t1rea XIJ1l salary comm with u b 1 I 1 l y & e x 11 1• r 7141!173 ::!137 Lah:gu:i rdi. t'c m11h· ce rl1f1cd on ly Cull Newportt'r Inn to uµply. llou.-.cktoepcr lur I ludy. fi44·l7())~~t 52IJ _ lrvc an 4 5 dys, non s mkr, l.a fe Gu" rd i. I\ It C __________ ,So l..<iJ(una 499 IK22 Cert.1J1cd Aftem ooni. on lfOUSfo~Kl':Jo~pf:n-'"'''" 1~·_!>8-0311 __ _ GUARDS PATROLMEN We ~ men lo work trvme. l.ugunu tk-Jc h Ntlwpc1rt licuch, & C:o:i.lil Mesa .. 'ull·trmc11iart lune. llJijhesl 1w 1d in in tlustry lfttemiatioftot City Secwity HXW7 Los Ah11n1lus Ill U>S i\lam1tos (7141827-2020 GUARDS f'\all & pan tame /\II area11 U n1l o rm :1 furnished i\ges 21 or O\I~ R4.'llred welcome No expcnence nee /\pp ly Uruvcn.al Prulet'laon ~er vrce. 1226 W !"Ith ~n.-cl, Santa /\nu In· llTVll'W houri. !J.12 & I 4 Moo lhru fo'ra ijaardrei.i.cr . full lime. lollowinit not rcqw n:d Know 1111 raccts or harr '>tyhng Beuuuful i.itlon an c x c e I . Io c• u 1 r 11 n S67·?234 for Npt. fumlly X Int. '>Ul&ry Ref & 1·xpN 1-.nulr s h s pcak1n i: lJnver:. hes. fi75-7224 M.aid'I. wpply Tht? 11111 ill Laguna. 211 N. Coalil _!!wy.!.~...!'una 114:ach Ma1di. The Senl'idf ---------•I Mutt.'! 16GIS Coas l llwy, IMMEDIATE 1_...nuna llt!urh. 4!i4 414:>:! PAIT TIME EMPLOYMENT S4~S750 + flMMtttt Thi: 01\I LY P ltOT nt'l."(1'> auto route dnvers for home newspopcr d(· livery 111 lh e Su n Clcmenlt' area Musi huve d epc ndublc c<ir Scvt•n duys , i\flern<xms (::! :.>-5 :.>1 M·f & morn- 1n1: i. o n Sat /S un tS::.>-11 ·:.>1. Some collect· Ma111wnance man for 5~ w111 :ipt complex an C M. 642.5(173, (213)1!65·~1 Mainttmunce He11pons1 blc person needed for pli rk1ng uttendant & maint po s . $4 00 hJ'/ber>efalll. 1•nv1.1te dub on Balhou l'c nn1ni.ulu. Appl. !JAM 81'M Kelly 673-77:.> 1ng rl'QUJred l!:arnrng~ 1·---------l1a.-.ed on 111ze or route Cull 4!16-tltlOO i\sk for l"~tcr Ouellet or Mike nu . .,h IHSIDESAUS lmmcd opcnrngi. for N~pon1>1blc. m11turc i.clf i.turt c r who co m mwuca tt.'S casrly walh othcn> Soles expcncnc1· " plus but not re<1wred Wa.11 lmrn. Mu i;t have lllc lYJ>lllg s kills. ~-------------- MAHAGH/ ASST 2 Duys per wk. It books. ll im111t. F'or appt l'Ull 642-3107 MARINI-; IMPlOYMENT OPP. Manne CaJ'l)Cnler folrush Pamtcr Flbergla1> & Gclcoat Pwt·llme Reuul Sa lei. OPEA.OHLY ... Mat'Wl1te. 67).0360 SO\Tnf COAST MOO•~l."o So. Coa.!ll l'lua VlllaMt' • 714/)40.2!110 . Nt.'8d w m.Ut: moN dut-w inllat.ioo7 Plus P/t work w/people in mgmnl Call rouppt 494 5168 t4GtfT AUDITOI Expcr , permanent posi- tion ut i\liso Creek Inn, 31100 Coo11l llwy So. Ll.414. 49U 2271 for a ppt Nur.u'S, now ac1·epll11i.: up phl'lllrons for mature pnvatl' duty nur!lf'1! thul would lrke to work m the Lul(una 11 1 I ls, Sun Cle rn1•nlt• ur1•a l"or upp't c:ull 001·0500 or 831-3125 LVH ~II shill 28 bed st11lJon. i.1ck pay, ans, II pa ad Hol.id.ays Pleasant work coodauons S9 bed foc1h- ty EOE. lluyv1cw Conv. llobp <!OM Thun n, C. M 642 l'iOO. NURSES AIDES 3 II f l\, 11 7 p/l, exp pre· rd Gd p11y '11 bt.-d conv hot.p rn CM S<l!J·3061 Nw~ LYM Opcn1nl(s fur l.VN us st.1ff (.1\-vPIOlll'f & In iwn 11·1• 1m;trul·lor ~u:o.l lw ve I yr cxper 111 (;erialnc c·;u c /\pply l-lug.o;h11' Conv Center. 41ili fo~a1:i.h1p lld N U Nur..t.~ NURSES AIDES Ct!ruflt..od i\Jd~'S 1 5 yrs cxper Sa.lary from $3.:>S Lo $4 00 per hr Clussci. uva1l for 1nexpcr i\pply fo1 uw;h1p Conv Center ~ fol u.:i.hap Hd N II hirk Supcnc1r llculth Cur e 1445&.pi·nor i\vt•.N II NURSES AIDES Slblc ccn only $1 J)l'r hr to sturt Xlnt benefit:> & wor k t•o nd111on s Huyvrew Con v. llo.,p 2055 Th uran . C M . &12·35CX'> .. KO ~ l'i\HT Tl Mt: Delrvt'ryi.. Nt.'C..od driver with lute model pick-up for ::! :1 de liver y :. p e r week 714-673 S340 Part Time help, bukc shop. Corona d cl Mar G73-7310 PASTE-UP ASSEMBLER with at lt:itsl I year ex· pcrrcnc·e. pre fer ably newspaper Exce llent company bener1ti. i\pply between 91\M und 6PM . Mood11y lhroul(h Fnduy OltANGICOAST DAJLYrtLOT 642.5682 :mW. Bay St Cotita Mcsu H1uvJym.an :.> hr. weekly $2.90 per hr. Movie pr1v1lcgc1'. Apply ir1 person aft 7 30pm. Wa rner Onve In. 7361 Warner Ave. Hunt. IJr h KO.I'; 557-0825 Masseu:ie/ Rccepllonast: f:quaJ Opportunity No exp nee. Salary + •-----~-·m~pl_oo.;..y~_cr ____ _ HOsrtTAL SOCIAL WOlttcllt •'ULL·TIMfo: MS W & recent acute hotspit.al exper required. Since dullei1 include illis chwrge pl11nning, can• dld ate mu s t be nowleqeable about Or~e County &. Long Beac h Oerlatr1c1t 11ystems " medlcare re· qulallonl. Exper appll· caota aubmJl resume to Loll AlamJtQ\ General tbpeul, 3751 KatAll111, lAI AlamJtoa. Ca. 90720. or e.t.11 (714) -....00 or CN> •uu. 1.0 .E. lnSur Office Trainee Filing, lcuro r utinl( & claims . JOh r . week. lm-3437 Insurance Properly & Casualty assist. Expcr nee Mtlllmum 2 yrs. In· cld typing. Xlnl bt.>neCit.1. Jumes Ins. Brolcers. Call Muurane 752 ·0990 EOE. IMSUaANCI Group health claims t:X· a.miner: Exp al learll lyr. Salary open. 549-1767 INSURANCF: N e wpo r t B ou c h bt-okerage firm offers employM auiatant poai· lion . Ins urance ex· ;==.;;=:=====.I Dlrience required. Typ. 71/f.-;;--.., l n I 45 w p m , a o o d au bMefita. ~ ~ lilil's 8-yly. Martin • Pay 1 nc. ti -NIW· 1141144~ ,,L._ WITH W•lw,.... "-.'.w 1 ... "°"' t .. ICA•H ; ~ Ji:lpertenctd or nurwery 1~ ~· Full lime. ..... .!! ~~~ .i ~ lf i ........ .l .. .................. To Place your "P'aat Retull" Service Dlreetory ad . , C1U Now II .......... ~-""'''' L .---..... . -' • bonus + tip. We provide the school. 2112 Harbor Blvd, CM. 645-3433. Call afternoons or evcrung:i. MATERIAL HANDLING Pu.rts Stockpenl<>t'I F.xpertencc desired but not requi red. Will tram. Must pass company phy111ca·1 1ncludlng back X·Ray. Irvine. A Ken· dav ls Ind s Co . 540-7639 ... E. 0 . E . Mature aduJl to do easy out.side work In apt <'Om plex. 714·972-1227 Medical Tech . .P /l or F'/t. for RIA Laboral«'Y. No wkend. NB a r e a . ~ MEDIC AL RECEP· TJONJ S T . Buay Cblropredic otc needa 2 ...... tor front olc. I BU· inpal, t.YJMI, IDll e•Ptr helpful.-~•II (114 ) f7Z.lal Af\ h,. (114) ... '701I M&DICAL Jtllr Needed for Jrv1ae famll) JrMtloe offlff. l1p'cf, ,,,, .......... . PIXOf'll. Elim whUc you learn. Telephone Answering Service full lime/part lime . Vuled shifts O..ys. altemoon or even· in&a. Locations an: FASlllON ISLAND <XX>TA MESA/IRVINE TUSTIN IRJNTJNGTON Ht~ACJI Ideal ror ll lUdtintll "' bou.sewlvea Muny co. benefl11 lncludln1< paid v a ca ti o n •. 1'y p ln a 35wpm .• E.O F. Cull 54Mil30 Mon lhru fr'rl. ~ca.•• Irvine bued home Wider la Meklftl a clerk t)'lllll In lhe 1M1rJ10Mel dept. lo ty,. all cor -rwl)Onclenu. malnlaln tu.• 1r.et appllrantt . Xlot l.>1Mq 1klll1. ap· pro1lm•te ly IOwpm w /dl ctaphun• ••· perience llelpful. Xlnt wurll ~>r<I 6 ,.HOMtl t1per. helpful bul not '*'· We olrt r an OUl· undlnll ~mpenaaUon/· b11..nt peckqe. P'or Im· mediate coo1lderation ,..... t'aU or apply: QeDI ..... ,,, •• .,. POND&JWIA HOMr.I -IUllnlMCMtDr. Mw•T, lrvU.. llTU AtnnQaU .. Adi. &n.pl1r l JlQTTEH nt"lldrd t111<h ~t;i. Mui.l h11vt• pro duclJOO uxper G4S 11835 Pre Scbool teachur , cxp'tl wilh t.oddlcni l'~rt lime:. IM(>.8820. PR OD UC T I O N TRAINE•; Huhl14·r h1ist' produclll I rvlne area Must puss ro physal·ul ancludmg huck X Huy 540-76.'IJ .. E U 1-; LNSPl'!Cl'Oll 1'Hi\ IN fo: .. ; To ICJ.tm ull phasci; ut 111 specuon Mus t p11i.:; physical & Lack X ltay I rvuw. f>iO· 7GJ!I . E 0 E PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERIC Mil( operallon has un 1rn m('d operung ror a pro ductaon control c•h·rk, some mfgr &/or data 1·11 try expcr de!ian .. •d Tlui. poi.ruon mvolv<''> f1h111(. bmiled typ1ni:. copymg mot.en al orders on to • .1 i.cl>edule. :.ome phone work, oppty ror advuncc mt.'llt, noo smokrnJ: ore. xlnt romp1111y ~nclrl:. & working conds CAUFOAM 16001 Von Karman, Irv 557 7100 PURCHASIHG CLERK 'Ille Irvine C11rn1>uny ha1> an 1mmed1:ilt• 11µt•11111g for a Clt-rk 111 •1111 llf;(;•;P'l'ION IST .._.Hotpffal Apply Moo l"rl 11 21'M ll33 Avl)('ndo. NH <Npt C\r behind lht•fllfl• I UCIPTIOHIST Good tclcphOfll' VUll l'. .it Lral'tlVt' for hu11y II II Real .. ~t<it.P 1trla(01· ( ;,,.J(J Mllary (;all 6"0·~~:11; RU:t;l'f !>UM llrllf•. S'.I :,11 per hour ("1111 fi41J ~111. or t>Vl'I\ IJ42 41.H(J REClf'TIONIS T lmnwd full t1 ""'"I'"'""~! fur sh11 rp 11•·1 ~•m 1d1l1• I' U X It l ' !' 1• 11 I 111 n I '. I w1vun1>u'I rillw1 11rr11 •· du111•.s l'l 1·1t ~1· 1·,d I lllVIN .. ; Si\VIN<:s IV I ni\N /\....,SN ·1;.~ :tl;olJ E 0 fo: ~I I• l!A'l't'1>l10111.st 1T y111sl I rn lfll..'<.h :ih• IJCl'>ltHm fur 1 ~ pt r11·nl· .. 1I . ..i 1 1· u rut•• lYJ>l!>l w1Kood front 11ff11·1• appl•ar:ir11·1• for 11ri1 r... ..... \100111 ofru ,. in 11 • ..i1 h un.•u t.i :J o:tUO fo:X p 11 r1•1·•·11t111111 .1 1 .. r ~laur<i11t dci.1i.:n llr 111 Xlnt work111~ • u111h11111h & Co lx•ncfr ts t'u111.u1 t: v a. ti44 1000 fi.t..'(.>cpllunrs t 1T}'p1 i.1 lull lime, rnu.'lt ha\1• "'""'' cic p Smull mfi.: µl.1111 . II U Xl11l l11•111·f11 -. ~~., •RECWTIOHIST • "'TYPIST • llu1ldcr'I 1-;mpurrum ( c;,1'11 u M ''"•' Ir>• .1t11111 I Sl1 U.IJfor 111u " lurg1•:;t h11m1· 1m1H ovt•men t c1•11l1•r 1i. lf1ok1n11 f<i1 •1uullr11'tl s.ih·., fw 01111· 111 W(,lf'k lull 81 vurt lune 111 lh!• foli«iJWl nl( il/t!•I '. l l;u1Jw;1n•, Llt0l._, jl11nJ1• n 11u1 •wry. 1·lc1·1ri1·a l with 1·x111·n1·111·e 111 uny ()I I It 1• '> ' 1· ur1·11s mu y f11l 11ul u11 .11.1 pltral Hiil ..it I h1· ('11••t•1 M1·, . .1 "lt•ir1• f'..i '>h1t•10, al°"' l\(ll'fll'IJ l!X'I I'. 171 h ~ I M fo: () ~; ~1 IF SALES COUMSElORS IMEN & WOMfM) ~11 I l;11 !l S.·ll1n~i N11 ~;111•·rwni·1• N1·l'cl1•1I \1u~t '""<!I or CJl1J1·1 l'•·rmu1 ... nr 1•1111.1l11v 1111'111 wh•·n· i\1;1"; '' nn L11·t1>1 i\~1:r•·.,.,1v•· incl1 \ rcluo1 I , w1tli a d1..,1rt• 111 ath .111n· tiJlfllJWIY PJlll in1•tl11-.1I plan l'•·r.cin;1h11'<I Tr .1111m1• fW\1' (ht• J l.llfil) lU WJlll Lo hl'lp flf'(lJll•· If th•~•· rnlerr·'-1 \OU and .)•II.I w;ml furtlu•r d1'1,;1h c 1111tac1 Mr. R~od at 17141 540-5554 Mo.fT'i 9AM·SPM HARBOR LAWN ~al Porte Moriuory C~toM~so • S900• Pur<"ha~1ng ()1 111:-.10 11 •l'li1;ll l\o1·w1111rt 111Ii 1111 ~~;~~. f;~::: lli)~':::,l~ll ~ "'.: •M1oi•l1 gr•'l.'l 11<'\\ l'lll'llh YllU lll•t•tl :1 th•1·1•11l 11:1~ 1111' )1111 "" I •1 ~'1 •• • • \ :, •111111 • .rl I .ti I t 11111 ~,:H lfil I .. •l'ro1n(Jtalil1· µ11:-.1111111 PI cu s u n t Ph o n 1• lr v1m• l'1·r.,u11111·l 1\g1·111 > persorwlity ..in-r .. 4u11·1·1! ·111111•: 11111. l'usl.• "''""' 1'Wo yeur~ l'X1Jc:m •n1·t· a~ SoJt•·22-I tYI:! 1'170 I k r f !'t.111 ... H c Pr ar•· firt .. l'fft•t ............ ,. ..... --...... ...,,,.-....... ,-...... ,,-f)ll•' 1•1 l'llll'>Ull!•'I •I• Plcu:.e :.end n-i-um1· 11r "'" - request aµplr c alron munll & 11111 m.1rl.1·1111;, from J Uut·k1e RECEPTIONIST 1·0111·1·111 w1• rrtu'>I 111 THE IRVIHE CO Ornn~c Counly'i. t.•11tltn~ ,. rt•·' "" 1111 1 1 ,. 1 ,. '·"" ."'•·wnnrt C•·nl'·r l)r 1 d ... 1 nwrkl'l111g '>I afl I 111 111 ~'~~~"" ~ • ,Jn ul'Vt• ll l)1•r I., N,,........., o.,ach. L,' (J .... I f I n····•I 111 :1 -.h.1 rp .q: £ ~,...,, •• "" r r '4'lirl' 1101( or ... t•·( ''" l111111l>t lo work 111 th•· 11f l(r•·.,'>l\I' P•'P .un.olil·· REAL EST A TE SALES Oi.ll'n1nn 1n Lii).!una Niguel offJ Ce. Junn cum mlbl>IOO s plit 1-;~ JX•nc:nccd professional~ ooly. Call hkrk.11 OGISI H E i\ I. E ~ T 1\ T t-: SALESMAN Wi\NTl'.11 EARN lW TO 1!>' • ('0~1 MlS.<ilON Ni';T 1 1·:.11 I) $5 0 K t o $ 1IJ0 I\ h y <.:hrrsl mas 2 l-'111d out why new h1· .:urn hag $$$ here C11mc t:ilk with them J .Qur prrnl111·1 /In I! x p (' n Ii I v c I a n ll t budget terms •1 l'rc·.st·t apptS galore ~·Find 11111 why "we've not the IJ1•11t Uun~ going". l\sk fur Mr llowurd !155-3402 HE.Al. F.STATI'; SAl.fo;S Open1ni: 111 Wl•ll Cb'labbsh1..'<l lrvmc rarm Training, ai.s1st unc1', generous comm1s!>1on :schcdu.lc. Call Dawn or l..e, 833-ll600 llHi &tat. CcrHr Full time rei1I cst1111• saJ~ a.-..-.ocrutc who n• qwrcs l>Ubstantral 1n come, 1s d espl•ratl'ly n •cde d b y l onn ei.t ab las h e d . l (Jcul broker. Oulstand1nl( earn.logs availablt' o n genero us comm1ss1on spill. A marvelous OP· portunil y ror lbe cager professional. Ca ll Mr • Hastings al 1)4().S!if.0. Real Estate SAl.ISPIOPLI We have an opening for 2 lk~ who are ruully 111nbitiowl. A lovely ol frre olfet1nR your own pnvutc dl}lik & all the neeetislUes for s urceH plus up to 70'k 1·om mlrudon. Call Manon<' Clark. Resld e n l l ul Mllllitgcr, ror •PP'l ~ N. T..,eor Co. Realtora 644·4910 HECEIVINO CLERK· f!¥p hl!lpful, not req',S. WlU train. Call for appt M0-7639 EOE A. Ken· davla lndu1trle1 Co., amne. '==' lmmed openlnt for re·· ceptloniat/eecm.ry for Orqe County Ad Aacn· cy. Accurate ty1n1 a nut, approx 20 hra per wk. Contact Barb.,• f'Jt.7112. ·=•1t1Tnht o.a . fO/ IObDy ot pnv• ela1lhlqe, II day -... Call 8'tt1 Moo thru P'rlday 10 to 4"' f1Ml10 fw•· ,,1 Thl· 1 n inl· Wm IJ , ... ,1 n ·•'· I•• , ,,111;111 ... Nl·W'> Uul1t·'> \\Ill In· .d1•r... ll11u11ut l 11111<1 '<ined & mclullc c h·r11-..t. '>l.ih•' W.: t•· willir•r: •11 & lihulll' work Wrilllll.'. 11 .1111 if )1111 n · \\ 1111111: 111 l'XlX!nt•1w1· ,., lll'l11ful & l1·,1rn \tu•.t lw II ~ i:r .111 ' l-11r ,,..,.,,,n.•I 1n11·r1 •• "' (yp1ng "'i>"f'<l t) 411 WIJlll I'>• ( olll \fr l..t11!I ;;.II) lffl°( fl°(jlJlrt'(J l'lt·111>1· '>•·wl f•· '>UfOt: 111 rt'(fUt..,l ,1ppl11 .1 l.wn fr1m1 .I llut kw THE IRVIHE CO. ~J Nl'Wl11.1rt C1·nlt'r I Ir Newi11.1rt lil..•ad a. 1-.0i'. RECEPTIONISTS Wl"C:ktmd ur l'\lll 'l'1m1· M1..d & i.:recl lhc publH.: The lrvm1• Co. a com m u n r l y h u 1 I cl 1• r r ~· cowti1.l:d n11l1onully & 111 L1•m.al1onully. 1i. •wt•km.: plea..,anl rnd1v1duub fur Wl'<'kends or full 11m1• employmmt Must~· pcrson11hll', ahll' Lo hundh• prl'si.urt· 11r 1•x - trcmcly bui.y ptron•·i. & hJ.s ucc·ur111t· I) pin~ skill'> Plt·asl' c·ompll•l!' drJPIH.:ulron ..ind forw • .rd (I) I. P/\llSONS THE IRVIME CO. ::..SO Newpor1 Clr Dr Newport Beach. Ca !l4!6GJ An Equal Opportunity t:mployer R.F. St\J.t:S MANl\GF.R /\g1o1res11 1ve. cn('rJ.l ellc personuli ly ncl'tlLo<J ror po111llon In prol(res~r ve llcal fo;stute fo'1rm 2 ycani RE Sall.ON ex per rt• q'd. Sulary + override. Cu.11~5573 --ftL'btauranl Bu., boy 6 :.>um lo 2pm Wed thru Sun Xlnt N ll loc:alaon. Cull for uppt. 00.5000t'xt :>20 ..... 1 .... !<.1q1t•rlt'lll't'lj \\-Vffl,111 II\ -.1111· ........ ,,,,,, 111111• '>111111' Wl'l'k• '""' 1 •• 11 1:i;i ma SALES JOB • •• NOWOPEH . FUU-TIM~ (i It 1-: A I' 0 I' l'OllTU N IT Y FOH O UTCiO I N<: A M BITIOUS l'f-.HSON TO EJ\HN TOP 001.1./\ HS MUST 1n ; 0 V .. : I< 111 Si\l.f:S 1-:XPEHIENO . II lo: I. P fo' U I. ~ () M t-: Ol<G.\N KEV HO,\ HI> E X P E H I 1-: N 1· 1-. HEQUJHEU C/\1.1. AT 0 N C E I" 11 It INTfo:rtVIEW OltGAH EXCHANGE D Jf:rT 714 51!1:> 7:JO:! SALIS LADIES 1''rne crystal, Chma & glrtware. Seeking 3 out standing & exper. J>CO· pie. f<'ull & purl lime Contact Rci:lna or J o at C.rarton St So. Cst. Pta1.a, 549·5277. ---------- SALES & MARICmHG M .'ll,tant lo help sale11 exec with schedule & d1· velop market Must he well organized, lake u11 11\R phone & mectml( pco pie Parl or F time. Rorctaurlillt dll}'5 Apply 9·4 wkdyi.. ...... d ope"'"' for r Ac 16&2 Lnnglcy i\vc. ....... ,........ IR fMt SWteC, lrvi_rw __ _ food.,.19,....._ Appfy: ~=e1ale Eqwp- R rtll.Ylt Corp Jns1de sales, e hlrtng younfl men 18 yrs .... " older . $200-$500/wk ... with ituar saJ. 6 comm. New locallon nt. Irvine, 16 ....... CM. & H.B. &.art Im-Ml rtlHdl t'T'llldlaldy. Rapid adva n-wp:r cement oppl)' to ma n. 85'HU0. Mr. Arthur. RH taun nl 2nd cook WM\ed, call the Victor Salo• motivat ed ex· H UI() 1"". 4M-IN77. pcrit..'llCCCI !Illes JKlf'SOO. iiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiil New 11all boat 11alcs. fUll -llrAIL SALIS -ume. Call 71'167:f·6400. ,_ION ~en 'e, bo1·1. ladlCll lel1u r e " 1ctlvc ...,,uwur. E•P'd Aae »Z. «> bn. No Sunday1. Goad benefit.I " 1&a111n1 Pt.J. ,,. ....•. ,., .. ---·· • __ .. _Ad_ ....... ___ 962_·5171_ [~ LI Your Proltl!IA1011 HOME REPAJRS" Oki you know you can place a claNllied ad In tlw 0.Uy Piiot S.rvlcC' Dtr9et~ tot' a whole mantb fOf' u llllle H a:n,..•11 ror moA WormUon, <'•ll ... .,. - " -~----·-ca: ................. 4111o-...... --··- "iul,.., 1,11•r.,1m., for ,..w\'11 )' '>l•~. lrvrni· Jrt•u lh1•1 Zi. t'all !';SJ f;75J '\;d~pcn.<111, lllll,Hll•. IHI JMrlonul w r1111 , .. , ll11th eamml(i.~111{);) S:d1~ ltq1 w.1n11·1l fop l"ll)llll!>\Uolh p.1111 1'1'11· '>UI f~1i' ll:A1'· 'i.11!•, Sh.11 •' •1u1 >:111wl h S.1 I ';ol tl1'1 nl,1)(111 li.1.., ..i11 (If Jlll'I , 1!1\1•1 ,rcf1· /It ~•Ill lll·u11111l11111 < "111111111" t1 1 , II ',I ~ • ,,,.. 11 I Id I 11 ·,fnm11·11l.it1•111 111 11111-: "• ~ •• I \ I' I• I " .. II ' I ., '>11h·~111a11 Will u .1111 ,, 1t·•·l1111• ;illy ort•·n l.al•·tl "''l•·,n1.111 Xlnl rru or111 & hPrt••f 11 , 1)1 ·1:11·1· "''l lllf ••d l'.111 Jl1ll !>1x , :,:,1, :111-111 'i.Jh~ ~\\-1mm1111• l'toul :-.,.,, Salt", 11 11-:h '.1111111~: p11r1·1111 ... 1 l11•l •~11l u.i l \\-pl 1•\ 1111" 1i111Jll" I nl 1.11"'1•1111•111 "·"''"' •·x 11 on h 1w1•1I ·'1'1'1 • I 1'1111' l'•#lh l111 il l'" 11111 SALES /Studenh '>tu<lPn". •·Jrt• ..,,, y( 11•·1 hlM1r l'.111 111111 111 lull t11111• .. 1.1tl.1l1lo t .11 t.. l•h111w ,,,.,.,,,,,,~ t •II ~,,.-', 'fl'.tK TH( LOOK 1'1HIY.fl ftJI lJ1t• lllh I Ill fli t II 1•,, \i\ fj fll • II f ,~ 0h lllff I lot t.111~· I iH I" '•• J II\. f1i.1t Ith' li•f ' I~''' jil t , ,., 1'1 I I I d 111 f LI lit•Ht I ,tf l'I f Ill ,111 v.1!11 ... 1, ... ,. I Ill• 111 111111 II L' ''"' I ""'"' I l I lo I ' \.HtH , •• .,,1 I di lqf '"'''' 1u . .,nl1••·P"' 1111. I JltJI\ lol t 1,:rfMI .... H 1111-!' & I~ 1.111 \C '\ <II .... 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I 11 I \I I ~ 1•·111 111111•1111· '''"'"" 11"11 111,111,1, 1 I "' 1Ill1•d \111-.I h,1\1'1 \I• ,111 •11 '" ...... ,,., Ill• 1111 1 II 111111 uphul ,11 1~ 1•1•11 V.111 It ,11 tt (",,~ t ,, \1 1• ·-.1 frl:!Mf.IU Seamstreu T11 w111 ~µart 111111" 1111 .111 v..c, dc•pt uf S1 :ii lk·~ot·h i.:ul 11111 1-:>.1)1•nl·n1·1·ll 11r lJ .lllll't' 01\ :! 1:11 ~1:>1, •lilli I 'l l-.1' ()!-'(' C'O OltUINATOH 11·hahlc•, •·n1·11:•·tw ,,.fl ... 1.1r1 .. , ,;lilt• l•1 h:m1ll1· .111 pha~·''' ol 11lhl·1· t.lu111•., •175 1.~111 ((JM Sfo.C.' ltl-.C 'l"I 1'.11t lrrn1• huu" 11 .. ~ 11111• '1/1·,.d., 1•ur :>tG llHll SECRETARY ll1t.:hly •1111.1hfw1I 1nd1 ~ w 1·x11·plwn.il l )'IHn H i.kill(I SECRETARY We have un rrnmc't Should type S!JWJHll, Sit ut !llwpm & 2 yr11 ofl· t'><- 1 l11ol1nj.( 'llUtts ttt'SI I 'c111.,ln.u·1 ron 'Jfl 1('(' ex P•:netll't' preforn'tl A 1>1> ly 10 lrv1n1· 1Jnrr1l•d Sc:ho61 1>1i.1 2'J41 I\ ll1Jll. 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('OM 111\NY ,., ..,.,.k1n11 ·' !')('1•1rrrt) Orf11•1•r You "iJUhl lw van ol an 111 huu.w hl'l urH}' 1l1·11.1rt m1·nt W1· .,_orrc•r 11 ri•,11 ht•nrf1L' una 1(000 i.llJrl anp pay i:;xr BIU ENCE NF..CfoS~i\llV Apply m pvri.on to Per sonnel l>cpartroont PACIFIC MUTUAL 100 Newport Cent.er Or Newport Beach. Ca 92tlOO Jo;qual Opportunity ~mploycrM W SICY/UC8'T Newport Be1tch Ad Aaen cy needs 11rl w/idnl l.YP· lnl atilJs. plouant phonC' penonaltly. Start Im (DW. 4 DAY WORK wax. 7am.-m. T\lel Secrelary IOf' att.ornty, 70 Un m. Call Kathy at wpm. Or•••• Couoly ....-. Aarportaree.~. I~~~~~~ I I, • ,_ .. I, •• .h r. I ., -" t:. 7 l 9'11 I 1 .... -We IOll ..... ....................... ,. ............... . C~f AlO Q1UeeUble, old racl1Ga, fW.. fWa. eilU-teoll, Mme Hlhltaff, ••'IV'llllr.U.U ..... Julr ua. ..... 1 "'-d Qr, H.L (8,W. Mw t d'r1 ....................... !!?!; .......... ~ ...... :N9ra ... t4lcoal• 1 cw IOIO G11•1 .. 9010 Ttu!d!y. ,!y!y 1!1 1171 I • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pool Tab I•. ._" 10Ud .a... aO •tte11 lncld'd, -.ea.me. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· SoodHce ll'l·llull · IHh. W to60 ltillle S-Vlc.t, ,.,.. ......, or *1 boet. Co•· ....... •• •••••••••••••• & Accet..n.t 9400 DAILY Pll.OT CJJ ..... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• corur OarUtld / Potter~qulpmee l . Jkridl> .............. __ _...______ ~. • nr. brim, ···~~· =:--~ ~.~:?:" ~ * •• ..., •• ..... l ·~ o-1-...r~. er" canopy. $2900. eorcm.do 1S II w /lrlr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'eEIC&m!no3 spd,lbift. arra. outhaul. ban1. pole. Auto body repalra, re· A.II/Fii 1tereo. ruQf .............._ • ---SIAQ0.56tla MODable. Call Jlm at 1real. tTS·ZllOnea, -. toJO 11.2 Day Sallor" trlr. _MMlll _______ •ma.~ ·· -· -• AlllUMNl-0& I wlll c1,. .. ,, uni\ ••d MiU•IGLftrYou """' 1060 IUPPI•· °''"'· w.•1. ... ................ 11.2. 12100. bat ofr. '17 ClleveU• parta, call v-fl7• ..... peU.. Pewt.er -........ _........ MUST SEU..! Houleflll of loyal Court teapot · MMYmAUCTIOM f1Mb1manJIOQY. fun, patnt1011. tv'1i II' BoetTarp •1171. afts ~on wetllda.y1. -••••••• .. ••••••••• FE~ • I lb .. Mid 64'tlH a 111-f6JI ,,_~:,!!T!,_ plaou. muy 1mal 4 ·=~ 0... ..... ~ 1--'-'41U------·-_.;......_ ............. ~~ 1100 ----..U--bMt-. -w-/t.r&Uer--.-• _.._. __ :_-._Zill __ • ___ 1881 Jo~maUonal 5wP -------ll'IS llelen.awlneGupP1 .... ferS. Van. •.ooo ori1 ~. '11 Mere outboerd = C1'1Gll7, SI, 700. Call ev•. • ...... u •-••••• .. •-• Slllf.Qlllt. C&U G1·5'731. =~~ -.... dfton-s • z • c:. .... ~ fbro s.a.· Qyuter-bOr... .._.~ *-dll. Pr J.-,. I.tee! :. ... • • 11•" _..a.t:.: aan.t 11.-.. LU baodl, 1.000 mJ. 10 poeltlon t•,.._._. -.... --or • ...... 1G'711. thermoatat, 2 1pd ran. Lml than to bra . 6wlmda.ZJ.S/8-mt. 'lllfORTANT .....-...---tlfO'' aiz.~1.am.ai.too1. NOl'ICl:TO ---111"1 ...................... . Ready to ull SUO. =~~J ftPAYTOPDOLLAlt 1..,,.....raraai.. I' t 'P .... IO,I perfect cond. $200. ... olltr. 0rffa litlllit back OC• •t712 New Buy trailer • apace at the Dunes. 842-0U2,6'4-41687 M&-tw The price of items fer top ueed can-forelp, 1'SACH&al·PIS· ICllOOL S1tHteeftd. Ml"-•Mlt a. area ................. c.u 111 --c:aaloaa& clta lr w/ol· ·-•• .. •••••••••••••• t.aaaaMI •TOet Aallquit fumhurti • m!K. OOl'A DE CAZA Mem· ..:;;;;;;;;;;.;,;;;,;,,::;.;.:;..~.;....--hcuahold iioodles. Mov· benbJp for Ille. Dia· IO" cna l..-1 D1nh1h ln1. Call aft Spm. OOW1ted prt~. Call Joan z ft. Alum. swordlbh plink, hee·standi.ng. 38' llcGREGORCAT, um. bank repo, lnepect •otter. (714HS7M980 • domeltica or clualca. n advertlaed by vehicle YoUl' car a. extra clean, dealers In the vehicle aee 111 FIRST! ::~ .. Hl·IHI or "11a.. •• tatm bet top, IA1'f7. at?S-78'JObtwnU15pm. dcrt'r dHll. H4· toa •-----------MS-7521 Even.l.nas Clalllc Racina Soop. 2t' Ludera w/alip, Newport. to4306. cluslrled advert11ln1 oolwnns does not include any applicable taxea. Ucenae. transfer fees, tinanc:e cbarae•. fees for air poUuUon control de· vice certllications or de· .ier documentary pre· paradon cbaraes unl•H otherwise specified by ~ 4Mlfwbd. JI "*J 1070 Photo F.quip: Audio vl8· -----1 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ual, profe1slon a l & USED ANCHORS. 50% off retail. Danforth, CQR, P.P. 9G-4464 l'Ncbl•I appllOllOftl ....... ~,-a a.riaU&n School Appb' •m:IS~P..V '"'•1:• HIO Blk vio.)1C<*h Wom11D'1 JrllY Jade rio& amatew'. Sat. July 21 • •-••••••••••••••••••• 1100 w /OVl/l r 1• k•raat In l0-4PM,210l·DStaodard ... Poww 9040 '°:d:"'' 9070 fl I Iii 0....,. C:....,. rREIGllT OAllAC ED ~ 8'1S-tza!S diamoDdll. Cold i.etl&ng. _A_ve_._s_.A_. ____ _ ~ ~f._,=. BroybtU IOUd waalnul e pe ~Jr ~LS. tlVH ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• . 292$ H.arbOr Blvd. -811 . lbw Tnatll Drinn •• per'IL T0p pay. Appl)I C•W Towln1. HOB Quna Way, C.M. ea. 1~ Ttllleeea for c&rpltl no_palr • ••Y*Uon. l''\all Ume. 640-*1. APPl.Y in person, 2.547 Eblbhif(Or. N.B. Trav~I Neiman·Marcu1 Travel Service, Npt 8dL ...,.. reapionsible qent 2 yr. min. exper Out1landlo1 bene 1\"avel A&ent: Min 2yra exp for bully olfioe. Com· mereial ~xp nee. Salary o pen . So . Coast SiDu A.Ga W1'1-21RJ bdnn. Mt, corop.. S300, f\.n:n Watduna couch & Mu cMs .,,, 8071 CASI.I• p A1D d:u&U' $100 67S 31199 • •••• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • Wabr/Oryr1/Rert11a . Sobd Ol&lt d.inio& act buf FOK.l>TRACTOR wortunaurnot~7"8t33 fel butc h , table. 6 Xlntcoodllloo, l2SOO · GE/Puo.:~1 wuher, chilra. Cedar cbeet, stu· CaJIKrUl837-6990 tt::r felec . Many op--dent<Je.k,M&,3161. Shop Machinery &: tools, · Leu lhan 2 yrs o1d. Made to order very fine drill presses, lathe, tbl ~mo w~~r~o~~·~ Uv'ina rm, bdi-m..i. lamps saw, radio saw, shaper, ~ • • etc. 6'2·8385 a.ft erM...:___....-work this, fluorescent • ________ 1100UB.LE Ma~lrels & Hox ll&hls it many misc USED REFRJGEKATORS Wu ben/l>r)'en., Belit &zya/Bar&ains BES!' APPLIANCES SaJes 4' Service ~4330 S36-0911 Spn.Qp$1.S. items. 645-6535 dys, ~·5211 ~um eves. · Game set, 48" diam Pt:destal table, 11 11. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tressed Walnut, 4 whl W.,..~.~--T"'4S naug. chairs on casters. ,...,,..Wli ,... Originally $1100 sell for from your business card. $400. Magnavox stereo Send one card for eac.h console, 48" ofr-wht Fr. tag plus one spare. We Tnlck Driver's Assutant. General Elec 17 cu.rt. Prov. $175. All 4PM, r eturn permane ntly $3.SO to start. McMahan whte, relrig. Combo ~ sealed attractive tag & Travel I Judy 646-4496. Desk 642-8'50 model , very nice. Sl9S. ---------strap, meeting airline • • fM.S.0868 Designer sofa. brand new, l.D. requirements. Pre- !IYPIST /SEC. responsi- ble, mature. General of· fice work. Good skills. Heavy volume I mm ed. operung. Laguna Beach. 76M911. ---------1 emerald green & wht venl 1068 & theft! For a Admiral electric dryer, 1 pattern. Mu.st sell SS50 personalized tag enclose yr old. Perfect concf. 67S-9747 wallpaper , fabric or ___ 559-0385 _ ___;___;' ---Two Ji'OLDlNG TABLES. "Day Glo" puper & we Sear.I Kenmore matching 30~. Walnut grained will back & trim your Harvest Gold Washer & plastic lops, $50 ea. ta.gs. Or try two curds Dryer S200. 980-'226. 644-8700 back to back TYPIST/RECErT --'--------------1 PRICES. Mature, accu.rat.e typist, Refrigerator, good cond Mediterranean sly le 9. $2ea or J /S.. x.lnt benefits. 549-l?67. $75 Call after s PM drwr dresser w/rnirror & 4/5tags Sl.60 ea. 631-4846 2 matching nite st.an<h. 6/9tag., ll.SOea . typist for attorney, 70 AdmlraJlScuflfrosUree Bestolrer.675-5753 10ormore $1.40ea. wpm. Orange County $240Xlnt cond Two Cherry wood twin Sales Tax Included Alrportarea. 975-ron. 557·1L93 beds, with boxspring NO CARO? r:rattress $100 ea. 551·9'7<18 Draw your own or send After4:30PM. name, address. phone & Typ1sl /OHice Trainee. lull or pl-bme, nr S.O f'wy. Non-smoker pref Write P.O. Box 8125, Lona Beach~. Typist & Data entry lramee Must be self starter. willing to learn. SO wpm typing & ac- curac,y a must. Call for appt. S o . Coas t Repertory. 951·2602. TYPISTS SUMMER WORK 557-0045 ON·LINE Temporary l'ersonnel Services are ~eased to otrer you a dlance to win a trip for two to CABO SAN LOCAS. ~aister and work 40 hrs. and you are In this <lrawinll 1 ll's that sim - ple!! WE NEED: J'Secretaries (W/W /oSH) "1'ypiata ~General or c Clerks .fFileClerks .f Ac<.tg Clerks /'Receptionists /Mag II Operators Washer, super dJx, all cy- cle model $135, Dryer $130. Both look & run like new G.E. Americana Programmable dbl oven. :.>"wide el~ range $175. we'll make one card J)t!r Olrung Room Set.. 6 chairs tag. Add 25< each. dark wood. Like New Send check or money or· $250.005$2-5573 derto. ~04 Twin beds, 3 drawer chesl ------w/booltshelves, walnut, Lg sized portable dis· pd B!S. wUl sell lmmed hwashcr. Xlnl cond. $75. forS325. 675-7029 ml-5337 ---------Couch, 7' noral quilted Apt size green &t wbUe. $195. 2 two re!ngerator. SSO. becb. 645-9442. 67J.~ DRYER.GAS, CLEANS4S. 548-44115 For Sale: Large School Desk. Re finished. Ex· celleot condillon. Desk pad. Slfi(). 53 I -6683. ptLOT PRINTING P.O. Box 1560 Costa, Me.a. Ca. 92626 CERAMICS Handpa.inted eeramlcs, plaques, n ativity sel, pla t es, much misc. items. Also special or· ders & colors done at re· asonablc C06t. 846-8579 eves. Wuher & dryer set, both Gs• S. 1055 Cortllt clean" work 0 ood .. ""'. ···-·················· , ... _ ri 548-4485 ., -MOVING OUT SALE: .,._.any paper. ~p ce. ---------• Fri. to Sun. 9-S. 926 Clay 9&-7033. 1Wmdow ai.r conditioner, 8t. Npt. Deb. Btwn 15th & Tennis club membership 20,000 BTU, 220 volta. lrv. <N B. ten. club> $750. Ql-3778eves. ---------,_....,..., ---------Garage Sale, Sat July 21. ~.,...~or673·84 Wa s h e r & Dryer good cond. $120. Call fM2..7503. lkydet 1020 Nori take for 8, anuque Antique Oak desk glassware. furniture, & Good oood. more. D 8th ST, HB. 546-0269 AWN SALE Fri/Sal/Sun. 2791 Cibola. Por1able car telephone & Schwlnn. gtrls "Lil'Chik" C M. 12· Lehmen sail accessories, Sl400. sting ray, Jk ow $75. boat w/traller $450. '64 1_~_219'l_..;.P_•.=:.ge_86_16_. __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·3«9 1748 Bonaire Valiant Station Wag CARPET Way, NB: near comer $1.50. Many nmc. items. P1usb. 8 colors, $3.75 sq _Tusbn __ &_2Ls_l ____ I -~---· ------1 yd. T78-2'.M3/543-5489 3 wh~I. 3 spd Scbwln Garage Sale, Sat /Sun 434 Custom drapes, were bicycle with grocery Acacia Ave . C DM. $5.49now$2.00sqydlocl. basket. Xlnt cond. $160. ·Dresser, nllc htbles, as· labor. 7'78-2243 or 543-5489 673-7495 sorted goodies. 23in Juvela 10 spd, all Garage Sale 7 /21-7/22, 9-5, Oampagnolo mint cond. San Alfredo Cir~ Fln Vly. '575negotiable67>9747 Clothes, furn, rugs, toys, etc. U\-Llr\W::. llMK>llAllY PERSONN& SUMCIS C-r• & Green House Clearance Sale. wholesale prices opesl to public. Speciali:t· ing in large plants. 2602 Newport Blvd., bc.wn Del Garage Sale, July 21st. Mar & Mesa Dr .. please Only. Sand tires, gas ca11646-9988 3723 llrch St. Mlwport •och Veta Pref'd Part·Ume Op· portunlty lo Naval Reserve. Good Pay. Benefits. <:all Naval Reserve 562-m4 Wa.itreu & hostess. full or pert·tlme, apply 18120 Brookhurst, Fnt. Valley WAMTID DRIVEi SUNDAYOHLY To deliver Dally Pilot blmdlea to carriers. Re· <Pn11 vaa or large ala· Uon wagon and a good drh1n1 Rcord. Pliooe 642·4321 and ask for Harry Seeley or Don WWiaml. EQUAL OPPOlmJNITY Ell PLO YER WAmtOUSIMAM F /l1me. dilcribut.ioa • iD· ~•nlor1 control of s oftware. Nr. O .C. Al.rj)ort. Eaminp bued on exper. 9am·5pm, ........ 1030 ....................... Qimplete clan equip, in· cld. Beseler 23C, SOmm 2.8 EL Nikor w/cold !Jg.ht, dryer, tra)'S, tap. per & masc. $400/best ol· fer. 642,0990, dryer, misc. 17332· . • Forbes Lo. H.B. Spr· Sturdy park-,Uke plcn1<• ingda)e&Warner tables. 6 & 8 . $40 & ~. Photo Equip: Audio Via· ual. professional & a mateur. Sat. July 21·1().4PM, 2101·0 Stan· daldAve,S.A. Dogt 8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOVING OUT SALE: tread.le sew macbine, barber chr. cedar chest. wicker desk & chr, Oak ofc stool, lndian rug.a, many other anUQues it coll ectibles. Haehld &t misc. Items. July 20-21, 9-4 PM. 1i1 Mapolla St, CM Red Fem. Dobie l~yr. Beachwallt. 7276 Mast Dr. <l>edience trained. tmo. H.B. New aofa, mall set, tJUPpl.Y food. $50. 645-4940 fisbmg rods, golf clube, rug1, wicker, mabog Lhasa Aphsos, AKC Reg. bookcase. antiques. 8 wb old. Show Stock. tools, mile. 53M74.5. Fri· 752-9'45. "-·-----------·-~--------HUSKY PUPPIES. Garage sale • Minored "Utile Teddy Bears", 6 tables, roll-away bed, _wka___;,_' Call_;,,.; .. ~GCN.:.:.;;.,;._ ___ 1 wood tab I e. • t e reo. 836-8791 or 631-100 POii Ir BENJI MIX PUP· 54&8)6 5officedesk 1-Secret.arial .->, l·Junior Exec. $125. J.Walnut $75 each. King 1111.e bouprings & mat- tresa 115. 75'-1777. 4'XI' Pool Tai* Murnry patio billiards with extras 714 ·54.5-1911. SEWING MACHINE. good cooditlon " porla· ble $50/besl offer. Blue floor cushions (one pla1d, one cord), used but good cond. $5 ea. Nice bedroom lamp $5. Curl- ing Iron, good SS. Pretty wall/1belf clock $5. 'OOASTER OVEN, G.E., works $20. Booka lOc ea. call AFT 10 All Sat/&tn, aft 6Pll days S48..fMZ7. PIES. 2~ ID09. 2 male, l Yard Sale, Cll. 909 fem. Small clop. Cute Ir Helem Cir. 7All-4Pll, lovable. SZSea. Sal/SUn. Iliac Items. P.UO room ac:reen and --'---.;:.._...;._ ____ , ~ 1Jl,aaioe23'119' +cover ,..._ .. Y• 1045 38'x10', SllOO. Call 531-7689 ••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••• Garage Sale-Woll hood & Free all orange ltltt.ena, e rJIGl41. rekwlin1 equlp, Demollabing house, ever· wb, need lovlnl bolnea camper Icebox, ttrffaer ything for sale! Appl., 55'7·:al aet. ·CB ant~nna. motor· brtcka, lwnber, fixt~. -----~---•-_.... .... __ c-a... Ure9, tank.I,• ac· windows door• ah"l ,..-toa ....... ...,....,.llix. ~"'"".'"MJ.ac.Sat9AM2984 ' ... ". 'l'lrrier P't>~.Androl . _ _,;._CM __ . ----ttn, etc. 2132 E . Ocean ~ 531-,_ _ ft'ont. N.B. 7~1 WAU:HQUSE FACIOllY ASSEMBLE.RS -_. ..., __ F ,,,..., Air aallera, plaallc NEW CARRIER 100,000 .,,._.,.. ._..., em. """'"· lliuinb6nl nu1 .. -power u .. --.....a Air ..... ........ _______ Sbep. Spa,yed. .,,.. Xlllt. ~ 2-a;;:;ri,, P'rl· uw .-uo .. -.. nrnaee. &AloU9 ___ ... .., :::...-AduJ&a oalJ. SltonJ1. 20111 Blrcb SA. ..562-52ll TophJ Paid Weekly 1_561_.f271;._ _____ WHEELQWR <Everest 81#tNow PnetolOOdbome.Calieo Ho\laebold Hema, "JennJnp·Premlere> ldUa. °"""1ed, cuatocn made MQll• 1 MMNO bunkbeda, alum con· for stout pertoo. Ne,. Ti .. .. ---~..;;;;,..;;;;.';.,___ veyer bella, coutnc· cond. OQl& apprcm saooo. i:= •r 7iNI:. Odal'T 'cat1 • Loaa .. 111balredD =-·=A ~~~ ~-.f11.1772 llO& 11/P cJ!~i;.,:l ... HT Z. lit' Place. Womea't blo--·HVtr ~~~~~~~~~1~;....;..;;.;_;;&.;;;:.;;;;;;.;::_ eo-. .am. 1man au., make YACHl'IAlM ·~=wb Pboeo«nip. protwional ofr. Al10 other mlac 1111 .,._,.,_ MJP ,to bome. 6 .....-,.: let JulY 21 ,_u.._._._541_-GM_. __ _ Qillllr', MwllOW JMPll,210l·D8'm4ard -..ivejunlcmuatiol ..... y....._ .. _. llWI _. ..... rr.1.,;.;;Aw~,l;,;;.A;.;,;._____ .,. ..... y....._. . ._... ...._ ~---·--· OA&AO& IALS.•I a;JWM\fov.::::.~. Im 111 i .. ,.. a-. ._._, dabwahr, '" • mtero film •1.-.r. ...... '·••I•••· ........ . -.-. loe4t ••• , bike repalr !!4'17· . F. .... t 'wrl&--....... ~ra:,-.f. 1 aed, ·~ d~ 1.illllaAl---JO._mt__.Ta~blt-w_J_4 •11 I Jf,W....,. ~ wUI Ill -=tie""'-..... alrt .. • d •will uaJa. II .. UF@IP&olMrllbt'.;;· •HJ. ( ·-· ... : au. coo , llwpt ..... CIL _..Qll.....,J......_ lrDl*iAnl> ~ ... -- • -· SCRAM-LOS · ANSWERS Lackey-81oom- Soack-8oU>er- BASEBALL 1be woman neJCt door I& a little worried that her h111baod might be ill. Lately he's been paying more attention to ber than to BASEBALL. Uhul••- 111\ 'yr old Sea Ray JOO Spt l>ndge. twn, 1nbd, 255 Mere .. Radar. fishlindcr. heavy duty ball i.ystcm + charger, fume alarm. othe r xtras. m el'h perfect & s hines li ke new. Only 198 hrs. As· i.ume $33.500 + $10.500 dwn. 955·1055: 675·5535. Sea Ray. Wkndr 111977, fully equip .. Sl3.SOO Doc:kavail 49'7·2725 WClllH 8081 18' I.,._..,: Cloa...U. i....bd, ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.q~ ~ &U FinedoUsordoll partapre much new m~h'I done . dating 1940. Asiy cond. $2195/bestolr 644·9260. _su._7_3116_C_all_A_m_·s ___ 3)' Sldpjack open, 6-cyl. runs perfect. Must sell. 8013 $Im(). 673-JCJ7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orlando guitar W/Cli.SC. • $ISO. 714~·6264. 2 Bass Congos, SlOO. Xlnl for beginners. Call aft 5, 646-3166 York.Trumpet, $150 536-474.5. H. 8. Offlc.r.. ....... & .......... IOIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3M copier $800, Pitney- Bowe s mailer S190 , Paymaster check pro1cc I.Or $100. 6 steno chrs $40 ea Posting file stand $40 548 5734 aft 4P M Executive desk, chair & maL $650 value, for $375. call 96S-2274 JC' Chris Sea sclff Xluteoodltion, $19.500. MG-2858 24 ft Sea Bird c abin cnaser 1/0 dnve. Trlr, x1nl cood. Many xtras. ~3516 LOST M V SU I'! 21' restored Chns. Ask· mg SS.000/m ake ofr. 5S7-0400 or 675-7646 Must sell fasl. ~· 1973 Sabrecraft, new OMC outdrlve Mny xtras. S9.000. 498 1845 '79 T-BIRD. lB'. 200 OMC. loaded. located N B Weekdays: 213/8311-4275. I '77 SKIP JACK 24reet F. B. Sl2,9SO . 64..S-1578 Sew9gU1cltl11n 1092 1976Seaswir1 20· corrshrl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cuddy-cabin, OMC 245hp, Lat.e model RJccar porta· xtras. $4850. 970-2843 hie sewing machine, dbl 26' Eddycrafl sportfishcr, needle, $175. 714·892·6264. single Chrysle r. s II p Consew power machine, a v a i I. Ca II Harvey straight or zig.zag. Xlnl _642-4644 ___ . _____ _ cond. Can be seen al Fabric Box, 26083 Getty Or .• Laauna Niguel. 831..23J2 5portiftg lioock 8094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Co l e man Peak I bac kpa c k, b lu e . Polarguard mumm y sleeping bag. l mo old. $65 ea. 645-9796 70' Mouring in Avalon. Prime loc. Interested parbes call &4.5-7673. •••• '79 15 ' BOSTON WHALER. 70hp Mere. Trlr, cover, etc., elc. Must sell. Eves, 64.S-7673 SL.s AVAii.AiU YAC Newport 666-0551 • Hunt. Harbour, slip free, exchange for use of »42 ft. sai..I. MG-3822 the advertiser. 'nM .. 11/, Clill1ia 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Slips for rent, 20' I ILtltr Hai tll & 25' sa ii or p w r. 1ME AUJOMOllLI 548-5656. CONSUi. 'r AMT Put yean of experience Wanted slip for a 38 ft new on your side. Providing classic steam tug boat. consultation & "ln the We are conservative peo-fie&d" appraisals to pru· p6e. No lat.e parties. Our dent owners & proepec · boat has no noxiou s t 1 v e buy e r s o r fumes & makes no noa.se I N V E S T M E N T except for a whisUe. The au&omobiles. ll takes a stack will meet more professional to d e · rigorous standards lhan le rmine real value. any other power boat in 714 /557·7752. 3187 A · the harbor. Please call Auway-1, Costa Men. O'Connor Engineering, ea 92628 Oiuck PonsoUe. 979-3993 --·------- T1 1p~rtatioll ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oab over camper. $2'995. Im Ford ~ ton. 6 cyl. 4 spd. slick. Prv Ply 5.J&..4.543. Motorfatd liUt 9140 1 OFAllHD 191SO MERCEDES 170S C.briolel 2 door con· vertible. tan exten or brwn llhr tnl. 4 cyl nat head mlr 4 spd lrans. unbeli e vable automobile. a real classic. ~at.-.... 1300 W Coast Hwy Nwpt Bch 642·6763 ....•.•..•......••..... ~ •77 Puch Moped, $225 OalmJer. 1966.-n·ghMtttnd Puch nms & tires SlS dnve. English plateb. ta.ch. Call 968-2187 $4,500. 497-2725. Puch nms & t1re11 Sl6 '57FORDCOHV. each Bicycle n ms & & purt:, car N~s work parli.. bes l o ff e r SCW!lJS. 968-2187 ----------$17, 000 car when re:.toro PUCH Maxi Sport Silver uon c. completed. t956 Dbl :.cat w/peg!> Xlnt M.BZ219 <Cla~1cl sedan. cond. l!OOO m1 SJ YS IM8-4017 ~ ---------ltwca wft-" MOPED. $150. 640-901.8 VtWdn ........................ 71 FOttD R.V. COSTA MESA 979-2500 Can't Sell Your Car ? CRIVIHIMW PAYSTOPOOLLAR • t"orClean Used Imports ca.II Mike or Don 835-3171 WANTED! Late model Toyotas, Vohu, Pickups fl Varn;. Call 1.9 today I tnrlr1Jkr YOYOfA·VOUO 1'66H.,._ll•tl. c ......... ""-U._tlOl w '40·9467 Pvt. party needs clean car. truck, etc. CASH ZU/404-1438 PORSCHE's WANTED Allow us the opportunity t.o consider lhe purchase or trad('-111 of your l'le1111 l'or.iche. Check wittr Us Today! Privat e P arty net!rls automobile for approx SlSO. 640·2776 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.. , .. 970t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I Vao customlzied by fn. 9 I SO tenor designer. Xtras. 1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Orig. l'OSl SlS.000. '75 Honda 550 SS. 4 cyl, 7 14 I S 8 l · 4 9 9 2 . or xlnl nmrung cond. $095. _714_1489-4040 _____ _ 4IM-03l2 ~ 4 WIMI Dri..s 9550 NEW Y amaba 80 "Chap-•-••••••••• • •• • • • • •• • • PY .. motorcycle; aulo '73 Ford 4x4 1hT~ Top trans, all irtras; great for emd, $2700. around town. tugb ga.s 559-1342 mileage. $500 or best of· fer. 661-3791 1973 DODGE~ TON. ---------1 4 WHE EL DRIV~. $3,200. PHONE: 6'2-48419 ATlOOION! Me r ced es, BMW , Porsche, Classic & Ex. Ollc We wtll sell your car on com1gnment at your pnce Best location an Orange Counly. For m formal.loo caJI Jim Cur ran. AMtah•• ..... _ 1300 W Coast Hwy Nwpt Bch 642-6763 GOLF CLUBS. Wiison X31, 9 Irons, 1·3·4·5 woods, like new, Sac. $200. Call S48·139S aft 5PM. 18' WELLCRAFT. center console, 80HP , OB. Vansom traile r . ball tank. accessories. Xlnl cood $4,000. 979-9621 11118 Honda XL350. Runs strong, so mpg. $800, of· fer. 646-96129 (eves>. '78 Yamaha XT 500, xlnt. cood. $1,000/bstofr. 8C7-03.Y> '63 Naa.soo Patrol, xtra ,._ _______ _ deian. S27S0/080. See to •• appreciate. 833-1337 Used Dive eqwp, tank, re· gul ator , console & gauges. F\JU ocean gear. Don. 751-1298. 17' Fiberglas tri hull. 130 hp. Chrysler/Volvo 10 . Walle tbru. Many xtras No trailer. $2900. Wo>25!56. '72 Hartey Sporty: A lot of chrome & custom pa111l See to apprec. $2200 642-2622. '68 CJS Jeep· v8, WlllCh , roU cage, soft top. 11 · l.S tires, Pipe bumpers, l\eadct'S. 650 Holley. 538's locker. 842· 7956. Trampoline, Nissen 11880 . Newport Slips for rent. 20· & 25' sail or pwr. 548-5656. Malar"'-s. S./ Tndls 9560 Rlllt/StOlap 9160 ...................... . FERRARI, ROLLS ltOYCE. MHCIOE$ llMZ. JA~UAR, PORSCHE CAa IWFS • FOR DPaT DETAILIMG, HAND WASH. WAXING • IT'S THE LAST DETAIL! Off size. 7x14 webb bt.'<.I. 847-3322. 848-0228. 3>' SKIPJ ACK. Xlnt cond UHi''. VHF. -.-erord depth Stan,lest_...t, finder, AM /FM, C/8 , ... 1095 · bail tank, more. $1 1,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49+-&1)1 NCR4 clerk cash re&isler. $375. J.ODIACMADlll Xlnt.cond ·$1,SOO . 64..S-ll08 '"'~ --1091 Olaracter 1907 26' Salmon ••••••••••••••••••••••• troller. 640·0795 or Beaut. 25" RCA Color &.f763 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT 23' FrREBALL S ELF CONTAIN ED REASONABLE. 645·2283 '71 Apollo rnotorbome 27' "W " Dodge eng. roof & dash. air, custom sleer · ingsystem,AM /FM4 l'h cass. Must see to ap prec1ate. SH,750. Call Gary. 631-0M aft SPM 191"01ll> Shortbed Pie .. Mag wheels, st.Jck shift & low, low miles. <Se r m :m. $4999 MllMn CocllcK 2600 Harbor Blvd. 1425 Baker St. COSTA MESA 54().9100 'Jltt..ore's new eqwpment, new management, new ownership at the sa m c locauon. Pick up & de- livery + drop-0ff service avail. CUI for appo111tment or !>1op by & see what wt'. art dolll1'. TM Last Detail (7 l417SJ.1J37 :ms Birch St, Suite J Newport Beach . T.V. $138. 2 Yr. Warr. -lbston--Wba--ler-. 8-.-Sq-ua_I_, 3~ Free Del. 646-1786 HP Seagull, w/saU. $800. z.eoith, blk/wht 19" 1V. 67S--3l68 '74 Futura 27'. loaded, n eed qui ck sa le . Sacrifice $8500/oHer. ------•-•!~~~~~~~~~· fK2..4647. • Don't Miss This • Good working condition. S50. 640-7CM9 loah. Sal 9060 RENT '78 22' Luxury ·-•••••••••••••••••••• rnotorbome. Sleeps 6. 2l"color1V$95. SANTANA20 Sell cont. $250 /wk.+Bt' lyr.warranly Lilteoew,newtrlr. mi.~ 642-5340 673-0489 ---------------~ ~ Utllty 9110 25" color1V $138. CAL~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 yr. warranty 1B76 wht/blue trim & cov, 142-5340 pop top/dodger. galley. 10' Box traUer oo tube frame w /leaf springs & winch. Re-adaptable to boU or bilce trlr. Must sell. best ofr. Aft 5pm ~lU. SELL OR SWAP. Perfect bead. VHF, AM 2 speak, •Ilia 6, 150 Genoa, 2 anc.b, cood. Lrg real walnut swim tad, compass, 1979 conaole color TV for Jobo 9.9 elect start, 3 young 19 or over color bait+ more. AU like nu. portable plua or mlDua SIJ.'130. 213-582-3'98. NI/to Senlce, ,.,... cash. &M-8203. 1---------.. 1 & Acc"1..tn 9400 Akai ~Reel to Reel, 4 SACRIFICE27ft. Ericaon ... •••••••••••••••••••• bead. 3 motor $450. Evee =:'10:~b. o~~P4 SBYICI DIPT. 511W'741 ba.p o 11Ua, loci. nu Opeo&DaysA Week Beeu1i1u1 25" eoloc' con-· cbu&e. VHF, CB, sw-a lioo.·Frl.:7:30-5:30 sole, xlnl coad, l l80. water , fa tbometer, Saturdays:8:00.S:OO ....... 2111-"'-Zodiac Inflatable ran " Allefl'! .... .......,, _. ... ..,..... all acce11oriea. Plus 21112!~ Blvd'. .......... much more. $15,500/ Coltalleaa ., ... au• FIRM . 551 -4289 . 546-1934 .. ... !if............... SERIOUS INQUIRIES lrnmd 9010 <X"lLY. New cbrome mlnHruck -••••••••••••••••••.. UDO 14, 1922. very clean ~~u :r: for w ~~u:; W/trlr, $1250 Firm . t.11. Exeal.lent =r (or ... SELLIN& NlllT_. DAILY PILOT IOATMAIT , ..... ,.. .. e.1642·1671 ~ r.i. ~=. ~" ':r 'flAif't TO RENT 1'MI· lM'7 Tbura H . ·wk 25'.35' . ..Uboel lt'OID P.P. onlJ Wuted lluncl• 11·20, 10 ,,. aalllDI t1per. 11-11. II.al tram. llUlt m.ia. AM for John ba ID 11*1 CODd. MM ......... 1pm0f'llm.514l. a : Gd nc:. NCOrd. Real· ,...,... neerw d1eMI IJ clD, Id cond. Trlr lDol. taakl ava11a ble. All INIO/bllt.17MOU. models. N clla1au 1 -'a.min. 1114 E. ut St. UttJe Mill Muflet sat on a I.A IGmf. 'Nftt, alonl came a IP6del' .ad read tn the l)ally Ptlot Cla11lfled .action about Mist Muf· .... 'NI.a .... boulbt it 4 .. LR1IX1I .u bala.d ..... mll&d OD 4 t'beYJ !·IUI I" rallye wblt .,,...., ........... .,,..... tar•• Yo. tu NII ,._. tuffet ad .... of -DMtUD top tlaell otlMlr lbl•I• tbrou1b cab 1Uc•, ua&H wla: 0.llJ Ptlol Cl1t1lfled don .... Aft l :IO. -CllJMl-ff71 -. .... .u. '76~MC HIGHSBIA PICKUP Sierra 25 Loogbed. V-8, automatic, power steer log, fact. air, lilt, stereo cassette, heavy duty SUS· pen.'llOO. awtlliary lank, shd. r1wlndow, mags w/ovals. '(Ut6736) $5595 * J.C: FORTUNE Pontiac·GMC 3JClO E. Lit, Sant. Ana (714)558-1000 9705 ....................... AISAROMIO SALIS. SRYICE AMDLIASIMG 1978 & 1979 SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 '59, Alpha Romeo 1300 Spyder. R estored, wht/red, xlnt inves t. S7SOO. Call 213/422-7421 aftsPm. 1974FOID co.w PICaUP ... 9707 With camper, 4 speed ••••••••••••••••••••••·- trans., radio • beater. "Tl 1001..S snrf, AM/FM. X L NT c on d I t i o n . auw, $1,SOO. ( lJ13150). at· 1384. SZ599 '74 Audi lOOL.5, mecbanica ......,.. C ••• chance. New Urea, swuf. a&OOKarbor Blvd. AM/FM stereo. llu1t 1425 Baker St. sell I for $1,274. $51-8081. COSTA llESA IMW 971 z __ .....;....MO-__ ,_,_oo___ •••.....••••••••••••... 710utw, new ti.rel 1ood 72 3.0 CS. 1ood cond. -11 ----" ......... ......., 90,000 mi. 4 apd, call eva, ........ --· -· 7'W-48'1 ... "N RaDcllero 1 owaer. Xia&. CODd. .._,_, or ..... '87 GllC ~ T. plcltUIP, VI, Aff. A/C, P/8, JUnt. ..... ...-. '11 1:1 Cemlao: AC, DblrCIM CIO¥'tr. Id cood, ---.m.im. ·--~----~-•• Bavaria interior Ir ... IJDt. coad. 0epeo. clable.. ..-. 75W105, ar ,,.beftl2. • ••• -··-• ' ,_ _,..... •• ........ A 1 .......... -............. Thutldey Ju!X ,, 1110 ....... 1_,1rW ...... f .. 1rted ....... UHd ....... Ut•d Alltoa. UHd AlllM, U.-4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I IUU:DlATl: OaJVt:RV' uaelSIUCTIOH C»MIW 1'7' J211·. 1211·. ALS0833CS1 ., .. STOCK! Call lodlay • We .W.o ma) have that pre-owned HMW you are luokin1< for' lll·Z040 4tM949 laalf••C• •78530i 4 speed. llWU'OOf. leaU., alloys , low mlleR ! .Operates on regular lueJ ! (s.M:J) $14,ttS 4 Others lo Choose CltEVBIMW I.Ill& Broatdwaty SANTA ANA/835·317 ~ECOUMTY'S OLDEST t1JI ....................... 7111tlu' tr ...,adl&al mi,ate.roo. l owner. <>rllt PP. m>O'ofr~ ·n UIS 2dr. )apd, AMlf'M. Mmpa. 44M m1 . G500lbe1d ~ IN8 t7H ....................... "1G tll'I' X1ot Coftd. l'bH ..... ~ ----'10'42 0.ppr ll'OUP. hlk w/bn tr car <.O\'M, •Int ... mot/bell °''"' .... ,. Pcncbe • Jm m11c ~ ...... an..,, 'T7 Tara• 911 b !WJ)tlr llhatp, lhOWroom Sh•Pt-' I.ow m•l••tt VeUow18luk Prh• .. ncaot1ablu <.:1&11 t1•l~orm 90ao 'Tl Pondk! lllL'i, 11lvttr. wr. aunn. 11Joy11, •l~.-.U tape, luadN'.J Shoowrooeo <.'OOd. suuoo ~ itU3 '73 lJll.. ~ rru xlnl lOfld. ll*1 ieaa mi. mile oner 'Ill IH2 Tiuiia. rwlll 14rc'4l -...1 00 ll.n)' fil¥¥, IWlu. llU bO, tti.3UO 873-61t0 ..._.. 9717 •••••••••••••••••••••-• "7311 914 ZO :lOrnp~. 1111 (ihru:h &.Oraket>, SUPl',;R lrmdMew'79 HONDA Cars MAHY ToCIHDH ,.,._! UNIVERSITY ow. .... H.dD C... • GMC Tn1eb :mo Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540.0040 ·n Accord Loaded Best otter over s..\.200. 673-0077 '77 <.:1v1<· CVCC. Wht, AM t FM /cai;s, $:14!00 642•6130 bef 1 lam, aft (lpm. ~ ....... 9710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'IU" 67S..~17 ·w 911 T. Mat;~. radu1U.. mei;h sound, vt•ry dean Sacnhcc $6.000/IJl.t ur1 ~~ev~ l'Ortche '67 !IU. No ru~t Alloys, $8500 8464921 ·70 Porst he 911 F: /\ llo Y'>. Mlchelins. Konis. 5 ~pd Ot!M/fsst $6500 548·2687 '68 912, 8 Ullrf, 5 i.p0.675-8638 '66 912 :>-sp. alloys. 645-1071 ·•· WMCI DIPf. OPIM 'Tll t ,...._ MONDA YI .z. •WSOIPT.Of'I" 'T1\ t •.M. MOMDAYI • 'Tll J ...... SATUIDAV. • J. MLH Olrf. Of'IM 1 DAYS A Wiii • 4. WI LIA~ALL . MAllS & MOOllS, SP'ICl/l.UDN6 1H VW &MHCIDHllNl • 5. WI HAVI OVll 100 NIOWMIO ICOMOMY CAH YO CHOOSl,.OM .,. IMMIOIATI DIUVHY Ot4 MOST MODIU 11711 lliCH ILYD HUNTIHGTO.. llACH 142·2000 • ?te.MC WIAH Sierra Grande 15. 3 seaitt. 1.W m!les. V-41. itut.omlUc, power st4.>er· in&. fact. air. < 1800744> SIJtS * lC. FOmNE PooUac·GMC D>O E. 1st, SMla Ana 1714)$58-1000 9910 ....................... ·11 Century. 2 d r . Like new. lS,000 rru. A.tr. lilt . cniise. AM/i''M. $4200 C!n-966.1. •ll900WNOAC • 751UtCk ESTAnWAGOM 3-seat.er. V-8. automauc. power steenng. fact. a.ir. till. l·ru1 1>c, wood gr:.un.l 11ggage rac•k. (il8315l $2595 * J.C. FORTUNE Ponliac·GMC D>O E. ist:santa Ana (7l41558·1000 •7:; 2-dr century, lan<hau '76 S£VO..LE. clean. lo m i, pvt ply. $8350 . 673-32181 '73Cpede Vlle, loaded, lo mi, I owner. P.P. SZ450. Afl6.~ 1976CADIUAC aDOltADO COUPE Splat pwr. seat11. lilt wheel. crwse control • lltereO. Cabnolel top & all cl I.be Cadillat' lux· unes. Low. low m1leb. <OC1NRR>. SIH9 .......c • .-oc 2800Harbor Blvd. 1425 Ba.ker Sl. COSTAM~A 540-9100 '11 Cad Sedan de Valle, low rrulc5. Xlnl cond New tJ.res SU:IOO 549' 5132 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE Yllil Leather. Lape, lilt wheel. Cabnolel top. ruu power. fac.tory air cond. & low nules (S32NIM 1 $45'9 Maben Codillac 2600 Harbor Hlvd 142$ Baker St COSTA MESA 540-9100 'QI vw body <shell only l top. loaded. mllll cond .. lo mi. $3)00. 644.SSIS -------- -$2:;.CaJI ---------1'76 Cpe de Vlle, beaut CONNELL CHEVROLET ,.,.. ft I:'• : HI I ""'l\\lr ',\ S41>-I 200 •HURRY ON DOWN * '751MPALA 4 door sedan , Y ·8. Mutomlitlc. power i>t<.~r· lfl8, fat't. lllr, new paint • rx.-wures. <921MlT) $1995 * J.C. FORTUNE Poohac-GMC 200> E. 1st. Santa Ana (714>558·1000 1979CHMOUT MOMIA SPIDEi Automatic trans.. fac- lory air cond.. rallye wheds. low mtles & 11kc NEW! <290WOY I. $5799 Maben Codiloc 2600 Harbor Blvd 1(25 Baker St t;Ob"1'A MESA 540.9100 1967 Chev. itlnl con<l. New I.Ires SQ)S. Call Gene I 1111 W42-ll07!1. '70 Monte Carlo ~ dr. S2200. Days I 630 1:;11, clo'eli/wknds 962-0730 L .... f ..... t .. '\.-~ft..-..y A.tt4 .......... C:..-.. , ...... •NEATWAOON! • '76FOID COUMnY SqtJllE I 0 ft ASS. WGM. VII. automatic, power !lll'crini;. po wer win· dews. locks. fi.ct. air. ltll. Crul~I!. rack. sler<.'O, !IPIH !>eats. new radials. 15.2'JNWG> $1495 * J.C. FORTUNE Pontiac GMC D>O E bl, Sa•ta Ana (714)558-1000 1976 FORD WGM. TOIJHO S9UtlE Automatic pwr '!l~·r ~. 1>tcreo. air c.·ond . low rruleoi & XLNT t'O•d1t1on cl01.NWG l. Special µnn· °' $2H9 Maben Cadillac 2600 Harbor Hlvd 1425 Bak<'r St COSTJ\ MESA 540.9100 ·711 l''utura 4!-t pcl , n •d w1whl 1nl . J\M /l"M stereo. l!J mi li.l tu puy oH loan of S312U 73 dn' l''> 1 l :.c w a y • 9 i; II •I " ti 5 . 544.s.:nJ THEODORE ROBINS FORD J()f>I) ~lA~f\OW Ill J l• COHA Ml \A 1,.l'J 0 0 111 '11 Convert clllllllic partial· ty rest«ed. Best ofr over saooo 673-44:ll '75 MU8l.. GbJa 6-cyl, 4 spd, AM/ft'M, A/C. PIS, P/B, S3350. 64&6205 aft6. 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •27000MILES • '77CunASS ~EMEH.T. V H. t1utomat1c, powt"r '>leering, power win dowi., tilt, fact a 1~ '>tereo t<1 pe, landau. 1i.lHUCWJ $4195 *J.C. FORTUNE Pu11t1at· G MC 3-0J t: l:sl. !)ant:.c Ana 17141558· 1000 • "n Cutla~s Supreme, AC. lilt whl. AM /F'M, ~ood rru. l'I' K46 >n'>7 'W Om1·~a t> t•y l 2.'>,000 rru Z dr. l:mduu lop PS. PR 11 new tir<.'S. Mint 1·011d li.~l ofr over $0!800. ~447!1 ·70 Old.-. Uclta AA F:xt'Cllent cond1t1on & ·. '77 XJ.f2L Aulomauc. air. fully t!QU1pped, GM actual miles . Rege ncy Red w/lan hades. ··Flaw. I~." <254UKTI 1!170914 1.7L w /headers. & 5·spd trans. Both rhlt 10,000 ma 'ago. New orange p1unl w tear cov er, Mi t'h r ud111ls . AM/FM. $48()()/or ~l ofr. P.P. 4!J6.518S ____ 968-__ 92'_7:_2 ___ Codlllac 991 5 blue d'elegancc, lo ma. '!ii Chevy Grc.-en 4 door 350 cu in. "7•\ VI! 4 ~pd . mags,~ work, mu::.l :.clJ. &l ofr or t rade for ., ., . 494.()202 a fl 5 30 75 Cnt.ry Sq W~n mint Mui.I~ IO!f440H ·m Bug, auto. slick, good cond1t1on. $850/offer. ........•.....•........ 1977 CADILLAC SIDAHDEVIUE FWl power. cruise con· l rol. full vinyl lop. AM7FM s tereo. tile wheel. leather & low ~. (Q15l142). x.lnt cond. Ong. owner. S58l6 968-3Zl2 cond. J\C. 'ill'rl'O. lope. "'9to ---9957 rrw se. !t pu~1>. $281'.15. Salea-Service·Leasang Rois ltoyu 97 56 673-7222 ~ 9925 &&2~evC!1; ••••••••••••••••••••••• low Ccrver,lllc. Bolls tk.oyce BMW l.540Jamboree Newport.Beach 64o-&M4 CltlVIHIMW lsl & Broadway SANT A ANA/835-3171 -'74 XJO. fully cqwpped, '7S8MW305l: xlnlcond, 1 chauffeur driven. Bsl owner. 18500/of r. 752·'204 olr 64.5-5815 wltdys, 951 ·38 43 -----· eves/wknds. Jag '73 XKF: l"onvf'rt1ble. "fj1 2000C Sprts c.: Pt!. 7(1; 000 rru. xlnl meek. auw N<:w Koru's, muflr. s ilvr w tbl ~~ C714, 752 &!08 'T7 ~. auLo. ~l•'rl'lf l':t1>:., ;<Int e·vnd1t1on $!MOU f;.tl·4!i~!J IOI McLAREM's tfiON. Beach Blvd. l.AffABRA c5 Mt. No.of SA fo'w yl V·l2, full y equipped 4-sp, s 1lv1blk. 33M; ex· <.'<'II cond Ir you·rc look- ing for one <>f thcst.• rare UcUUlle·~ th1~ IS II $1:1,500 l r ii d 1• 1· u n ~ 1 d c r 1• d ~ 711~1. Ci7~l il14H 9732 "7<1 1 ~ Jll. J\M i'"M H trk. nu Mdl l11 •·~. l\·1M. xlnl ~ 494 •\:ns.I 9738 ••••••.•............•.. 72 Maida HX2. 4 dr, run~ great J\C. 25 mpg. SllOO. Call Dean. 544·5491 ------~·ru 9740 ••.........•.........•. ....................... --------- "l DEALER IN U.S.A. ClOSlO SUNDAY\ "!'JO Sii vt·r Cloud l $1!1.000 9&S 4144 '74 VW Camper. aulo. f\IC, stov • refrig/si_ok. 22,900 OU. $4850. 557-7066. '76 Conv Bug: Cham· patgne ed. wht/wht, lo au, xlnl cond, AM /f'M. BOO &73-8423. . ---------- '73 Super Beetle MclalUc topper. AM /1-'M ster<."<> t'lL'!l.'>. A tC. xlnt. cond. m- ~1dl· & o ut. $2 ,SOO. 642.877:; ----Saab 9760 '74 Soper Beetle, AM/FM ..... •••••••••••••••••••• ~lt.·rcu radio Az.;kin~ SAAB ~ 552· 7230 SAL.ES, SERVICE AHDLEASIHG 1~8 & 197!1 SI\ l.t:: NOW IN PH<xifn;ss· BUCH IMPORTS 1148 Dove Strc.-cl NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Toyoto 9765 "58 C.:laS'>IC Hu1:. Hcbll cog.~. 1Yt2 59'Jl '71 vw nus. XJnt cond. New c ng, new tr ans s:.1X> Skl-872.1 ----- •73 VW Super Hef!llc. new Pfillll, n:bll cng., good cood. $2SOO or orrer 847-48Sl7 S6H9 Ma bin Cadlloc 2600 Harbor Blvd 142S Baker St COSTA ME.SA 540.9100 19nCADtUAC SIYIUE 1-'Ull power, lealhu. t'n.&bC control & stt:roo radio. <8:il!SPK1. $1999 ....... Cadiloc 2600 Hurbor Blvd 1425 Baker St C<Jb'TA M~A 540-9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~San!Sale! C .. Y~'77 CORDOIA Loaded including l>un rool. stereo. fuJI power & low rrulcage •"29kYX1 Warranty avruhablc. am Granad41 " dr Vlll)'I Wfl, air. t"t1· . lo mi. 'l:lnt 1ond $3700 C>fr PP 5&«01 'G6 ..-ai rtanl' <'on v ~ u puuat & top. ™'° bt•i.l ol h:r &73~43 tl73 fi04ti GI.AHA.DA Sevtlll· l'ully (.'(fUIP drk '76 Seville: 1 owne r . ultra bm m(.'lall1t·. t·amt:I top. clean. lo m1. com pl SlO.SOOit 0 ll·a~t: $3995 JIMSLEMOMS IMPIORTS l!f/OHJ\RHOR BLVD COSTA MESA 631-1276 833-9300 FOUR DOOR 77S1lvcr 12'7 tSMV1 S!J.11~ Ti Silver. ! 11~~\C. 1 g:n;> l o <1ded . $9500 546-7500/540-ll90 75!1-%01 wdkys '75 t:ort1ol>41 SJlver lull "77T.1n 11;,1SLX 1 power. hclow hlu1•hk . $JZ1!'1 197 I CADILLAC R.EETWOOD BRHM. H1U power. ractory air cood .• AM t FM sleroo Ulpe. lilt wheel, s pltl pwr. se<.1ts. padded top. low Dllles &. XLNT t0nd1 lion . Mu s t i.cl'' (283CTN). 9917 .••..•....•.•.......... 'f_l) ('amaro :J27. ;eulu, l\M 1-·M t·:tl>~l'll<· 4911 2.Jm $i!40() 675 lf)31 fJ(•I II> h 77 1.1 lilu.· I :n l!'il . \ ' '7 ,., -"· I I 11 ~~m, !) v h....,h,e. 'I \1•r II "iH:-.llH•r ej'~fllll' puw1•r blk llhr aril l>ll!C"i J\M FM '>ll'm, .11r xlnl JM l>k hlw• t IJIJltl.A, '75 CamaruLT,i\1(' ne·w t•oncl . lo ma $:!7110 ~ l1rl.'l>. 50,000 ma $35()() l.01 :tiJ7 All eur-hu\1· Jlr 1·w1111 !m 703!f uorun.:. vm) I 1ntt·nur "" Cc:1•ia ..... al 9930 WY m 'l:lnl mt·1·han11·,1I '75 Camwro. rl'd 601'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'Ol'ldltlon llawauan J\m AM1ft'M cass. Al(;, V·8. 4 O> 752 7SJI ur 55EI ~ l>rl, new 1" A w mttl(:. l•--------•1. ________ _ $3700 'J'ueh-Sal 640·5800. * S99 OOWN OAC • JolMIOft&S.. UMCOlM-MEttCURY 'Spt.<>1al or lhe w~ .. 1978PIMTO S 1 I v 1· r t.• x l e r 1 u r • .Jutom11t1 1·. radl•J & hc!Jt.t-r W6tUt-:HJ S3450 ~ll;;rhor HI .C M !Ml 5'i30 7;, 1•1n10 aulv. :ili,000 n11 1 li:.tn. ~1!'1CIO 1;.11;:icn1, 9960 ...•.....•••••.....•... '76Pfy ....... 111 Fury I dr s tallnn "" ,, ..: .. n , J\ 1 1 r u I 1 y "1111ppc'fl l\1r M, l''M 1.1.J111 I' H I' S M11~1 l'IJhlf'> /\.. Jrlh•r1tff'> t\JI 111.11111.110.·cl h v 111:1:1 11•-c han1e" J\11 a\ail dC ~WIJ )1000 hl'low Ulu1· Hvuk wholl':.alc pnn· L>wl> Pilot 330 W H:1 y St. ( 'M fi42.tfJ21 l-1t!el ~j(t:r 17141522·5333 Sunday by J\ppt * 197 h· 450SEl. Su µ 1· r IJ t' tJ n ll 1 t 1 o n me·ehJn1cally & 1•n11 rnl"l11·;ally 1.ua tl cd . ·~ 111~.1;7:, :1222 .............•.•....... '66VW Bus. Mukeoffer. 646.0073 $2999 ....... Codilloc 2600 Harbor Blvd 142.5 Baker Sl. COSTA MESA 540.9100 a.f\6546-4!:8118 Skip. '74 UMCOLM 99l0 COMTIMEMTAL 1966 t,.ord 1.t Cull S40 6!113 Jim 1-ood. runs wl'll, J>S. Pll. '76 HMW !).lOI Autc1. lo mi.. metallic brown, tape 1>tc reu. !>nrf. 1111 mac. S8900 644.~as "T.c! JSO SI~. rt.irt· • t-:~<.;Y ON GAS • '78COROLU Volvo 977~ '78 Seville. $11,000 or tuke ••••••••••••••••••••••• over be. l,P. Dyl>, VOL VO 75&-!Y.J()L ·····················~· "'" : f ....... ~. MARK IV • 4 SPD SPTS CAR. c:.; 9715 2 l'J~ ma..i:. 4~J 5:9S8 2 door sedan. 27.0'1!1 nul~. J)Ct:d, bue•ket !'o('aLc;,landau C512lJKI<> $3795 ------- 1976 CADILLAC ~.a Hill power. 6-way wut . fact air. t rucse. tilt. Ian dau, stcrt'O t•Pl' more• (~I $J49S .•••....•.............. . * J.C. FORTUNE SALES. SEftYICE AHDLEASIHG OVl'~RSE!\S DELIVEHY t;XPERTS SEVILLE ·73 Capn Vt>. xlnl rnnd. '7:1 ~\O l>.I, whit<:-. '>nrl . $1600/~loHcr IA4~11. f 11 I I y e ca u 1 µ p e· cl , 673-6100 'lhuwroum t·oncl1l111n Pontlat-c;Mc :nJ<I E hit. Sanlu /\nu 17141558·1000 Splil pwr. seat, AMffM 8 lrack. Ult wheel, cruis l' control. padded lop & low rrules. (236PRU 1. ~ • ..... 1:""' ..... S*t•s...-ric•~ -"91Ul * J.C. FORTUNE l'cvilla(' (;M(.; DatMM 9720 Sl7.~/offcr 759 0010 EARLE llCE VOLVO 1966 llarbor Blvd. ... W6~CU •A4111.i •-COlllfn• 2(.00 K Isl. Sanla Ana (714Jaa8 1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'lj8 MD. :wos1-:1.. /\IC. $7999 ....... coc1noc 2000 Harbor Blvd. 142.5 Baker St. COSTA MESA LARGE lcuthcr, all 1rnw1·r & SELECTION OF m.ire. G()CKJ cunll. s.isoo Jl .... C...twl>rl .. "76Lmcoln ., ........ c...., ....... ALL MOOB.S S5l-80M. 1977TOYOTA COROLLA SEDAH Autnmatic tr Ms .. radio. heater & low milel>. <34<Yl'RCl. COSTA MESA 646-9301540-9467 OP'IM 1 DAYS A W1H 768-7222 SllOP&COMPARE '79 ~V J\nth gn·y. l>rn ORANGE COUMTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer Ill Orange Countr ! 540-9100 'nMARKV Designer model. with every Con<.'e1vable xt ra. lo m ileage , x lnl. f7800/olfer. t833UYV I . Hawa11a n Am . Co. 752-7531or559·5958 BARWICK DATSUN ...... r I 11 1\1,-..1 1 83 1137S 49J.JJ7S •DATSUMS* ~W.ctloft OfMMod9h WISPICIAUU IMeooD SBYICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 21MSHAROOR BLVD 54M4 I 0 540.02 I 3 1971DATSUM llOWAGOM Automatic. AM I F'M stereo, air cond., PW r. Meering, 6 cyl. fuel injec· tion. 17,000 miles & like NEW conditi o n . 13118W00). $6999 ..._.C .. lec 2600 Harbor Blvd 1425 Ba.ker St --~"MESA 5~9100 1971DATSUM WA80H Automat ic, radio , heater , factory air qmd .. lug· pee rack Ii 1.000 miles. UUNEW! Cl73VGI). MHt ....... c •• , 3lllO Harbor Blvd. OOSTAIUSA S4CMIOO '71aeGZ OoodCoodltion .... .. . .,... '11 mDZ z+a Mpd. A /C, AM1111. nlf m1, Ncltblk ... .., ....... l~lhcr ml. 7M m1, ;all opt s. $33.000. 642·4218/64().()523 eV<."S ·n "'OD, $13,!195. ~mr<. auto, air. new lire~ & brks. 644·8603 $3499 ....... coclllac 20001larbor Blvd. 1425 Baker SL. C<Jb'TAM~A BUY or LEA.5E DIRECT '78 Mal.Jbu Classic. 19M. air. auto .. PS. PB . cn.tse. lilt, Mmtfm tape Leaving country. $4000/ O(f cr. 640-6l.S 7. '61 M87.2.50SL. cl&!il>I(.' & clean, drk blu, J\M / .. 'M ca:.s. 2 \.op'!, l(ood rill}~. $10.000 l>y3 !J7!J 44fl5. c Vci.twknd!-i h73 42fl:I 540.9100 ------ '72 Corona Wng. Good f'oncl Very dependable SI ,300 8.11 2855. S.S7-tl389. llfl G ~~, 77aDOCOUPI All xlras, includini: stereo w /lape, 6 way s eal, cruise. etc. $6500/ofrer. < 126U RV >. Hawaiian Am. 752· 7S31 or 56&-5958. 1977 CADtU.AC B.DOIADOCOUPI Leather. s tereo radio. c ruis e control & Cabriolet top. <312 RXJ >. ·~eorvair "ood cond. 557-1795. '78 Chevy Luv. l2K m1. cslm made bed, blk, take over paymenu. 493-256S 9932 .. .•...•.......•....... 1976 CH!VROUT CORVETTE T-TOf' '65 ~L 2 l<>P'> Suc•nrw<'. $6,JOO Emt'rald llay,4!J.14!W. "/6 Toyuw Truck IOOJ(bod. 4-11pd, 28,000 mi's. New radlfalr. $4J!JS. 494·HZ64 2025 S Manchester Anahetm 750-2011 'i1 Cllevy C•pn ce Cltw11c. runy equip'd , 18,000 m1 's. This one 1s a loaded maroon beauty ' <310NRR I. '76 26401~. Top cond. $7999 .....,.. Cacllloc 2fOO Harbor Blvd. 1e Balter St. COSTA MESA 540-9100 ~. P.P. 551-7709 OMLY$799S HOW.AU Ct.•rotfl Dove & Quail SLs NEWPORT BEACH '7S 240D llfl'f alr M/FM '71 Toynt:1 (.;()rolla Oni: Loaded. $5795/ofr. 7:12 1194 days, 498-058'J. 1976 Chevy Nova Con-cours. 4 dr, Riii & mr. VS. 3SO CJ, PB, PS. xlnt cond. S2fl00. 673·4396 evs; bcfOAM ' 'outo. A owner. $700. C.GH 004·J!n9 675-6565 --'n CELICI\ fiT bfl. 5 11pd, '67 l.22S: Reliable S8SO G4--4636 llJ.0555 '73 lfl()(;· 8hu111 luxury coup.•, drk brn, auto. AC. pwr wl.nd. xlnl cond. 1 owner. 20mp~. M&-0021. :u.~ rm. AC, + xlrai., A.dos, Mew 9100 Autos, H•w 9100 s, Mew 9IOO xlnltond.ff.30..~-·~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •CAN'TMISS' * '7l CORVETTE T·top, fact. wr, power steering. power win· dows. Ult, cruise, iiwrco, rack, mai:s w /ovals . (4W57) ·wc.:oronu· Huru.l(reut. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ······~ • SOSO '79 :MOD: L011d1~. only 000 494·7616 • • • • • • • • mi. metallic blue, must --------- IJ00.644-1100. '74 Cc!Uc·n ST. 4 11pd, new t.uu, 1-'M steroo. $2875 . '7 4 2 8»-6407 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "76'M<niffiJiet. ~JIOOITII. T....... 9767 : n.ans. loolul s1..1per. $J800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Ca11644·2584. '73 TR·6: U!:AU'fll"UL • cond. FULLY loaded. : '76 MB MG Mlditel Mint 63M rru. bl60 49'7·2073. • cond. AM/ 1-'M s tereo • tape. Lug. rack. 30mpa. '74 TR.6. showroom t'Ofld, ! 13.750.-.11111. AM ,.,. M c aut>lle. • cwatom paint, 30,000 mt • ~ ............. !?~~ =':'5~ of~~~l i~~ : '72 Opel Ccq>e ! Km. • s.97 1-~~~ ...... -~~~-1• '151-0B1s.n s v•••• tno : ....................... . ...... • 9747 vw . Haviq trouble tell· • -•••••• .. ••••••••••••• iftl YoW" car? Try u11 Top : '73 L Pantera, Ulto over doli.r . Paid ror or Not! • Jeae a& t278/mo. Mint Brin" )'OW' car to J im • oond. Call 963-9136 AM. 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An Oran1e County Superior Court Jury was to belln de UberaUons &oday an the nine week lrial of a murder defen dant who faces a possible death penalty for two alle1ed slayings The trial ol Robert Edward Crane, 30, ol Long Beach, ap al- le«~d member of the white supremacy Aryan Brotherhood PfllOft &aac, WU coaducted WU.h extreme aeeurity _,.for~ Jud&ti Wiiliam Lee Pr~ulOr Richard l''arnell ts seek.Ina the de\lµi penalty for Crime for the aUeJC~ murder or Huntington Harbour jeweler Wayne GoUn durin1 a holdup m Seal Beach and the purported execution-style s layine of reput- ed fellow Brotherhood member Kenneth Wayne Cochran ol San Jote. Farnell, ln final arguments Wednesday, called Crane. "a profe.ssiona' kJller who has oo concem for the rights of any human being. • ··He is more dangerous than the weirdest nut on the street," Farnell said. "He is like a snake in the buabeis. something that slithers up to you, tries to humor you. to get some laughter. some sympathy out of you. "He is a dangerous, danferous human being," Farnel con- tinued. · Crane, who has acted as his own· attorney \)ut who has be~n forced to wear leg chains as he sat at the defendant's table told jurors Farnell had not proven the case againsthim. He has denied being a member or the Aryad Brotherhood and art er us ts Miller Generates Vote Bill By ROBERT BARKER OI -O.ily ~let St.tfl The controversy over the ap· pointmenl of Edison Miller to the Orange County Board or Supervisors has produ ced legislation aimed at giving lht: slate Senate a voice m future ap- pointments. State Sen. Pa ul Carpenter. D· Cy p ress. i ntro du ce d th e measure which would require se n ate confirm at i on o f gube rnatorial appointments to boards of supervisors He predicted Wednesday the bill would have no trouble get· ting through the legislature . but SENATE DEMOCRATS BLOCK FONDA VOTE-AS ~eclined to predict its chances of s uccess in the even~ it is vetoed b y Gov. Edmund Brown Jr Carpenter asserted that the appointment of Miller was not wise and that it will prove to be dam aging t o governme nt beca use or its "bruising and bloodying" aspects. -"I believe the governor made the appointme nt with full 1rnowledge or the controversy "He was quite willing to polarize the right and the left to earn campaign workers from the left.·· Carpenter also said Brown ·s howed a "callous disre~ard'. for the welfare of Miller, a former prisoner of war In North Vietnam. "He will be bloodied by what transpires," the senator predict· ed or the new supervisor. Carpenter noted that his new bill seeks extension of existing confirmation authority that the tienatc holds. "The Senate gives its advice and consent to a number or other appointments by the governor a nd it might be appropriate to extend it t.o supervisors. •·Legislators have a better feel or the attitudes of voters in their home constituencies than the governor," he said. Describing Brown as a political gflllus, Carpenter said the appointment of Miller. which created a furor that has yet to recede, was the governor's first · blunder. "I believe that veterans will be sufficiently d1spleased and will play a role throughout the county in opposing Brown in the future " Orang_. Coast Weather Gusty 15 to 30 mph wtnds Friday with a chance o( measurable rain 20 percent. Highs Friday in upper 70s at beaches to 98 lnland areu. INSIDE TeaA '1 cJtte cu., ooom• '°"''~ ... ,_..G IMllC. 1#tot'I ,. ..., ot u.. ,,...,. .. '°"'° ~ ..... srortn. plloeo, Poge D•ily P itel Sl•ll l'Mto SURFERS RIDE 'FOAMING' WAVES NEAR HUNTINGTON BEACH PIER Huge W•ve Action C.uHd by Storm off B•J• C•uaed Probfem1 132 Bathers Saved Along City Beach llcavy surf brought about by a s torm off Baja earlier this week sent surfers scurrying to west c:ounty beaches Wednesday and kept area Ufeguards more than busy all day. Guards along the mile-long Huntington Beach City Beach rescued 132 s wimmers, says spokesman Douglas Robertson -about five times the normal weekday activity. The problem, he says, teamed "extremely heavy s urf" with r iptides to c r eate "ver y hazardous conditions ... Surfing is prohibited on the ci· ty beach during summertime because of its possible hazard lo Queen Elizabeth To Tour Africa LONDON (AP) -Queen Elizabeth If flew from London today to start a four-nation African tour which will end in Zambia, on the front line of lhe escalating conflict in Zimbabwe Rhodesia. The 16-day tour went ahead as scheduled after the 53-year-old monarch expressed her "firm intention" t.o go despite rears for he r safety expressed by British politicians and newspapers. bathe rs. Robertson said . But surfers were out in num bers at Huntington Beach and Bolsa Chica State Beaches, ac· cording to Lifeguard Supervisor Bill Kramer, who s aid his guards rescued 135 people at both spots. "Normally," he said, "we would have rescued about 40 to 50 .•. An estimated 28,000 bathers ventured to the city beach Wednesday. An additional 55,00C hit the sands at the two west county state beaches. Those who ventured into the water faced a six-lo seven-foot surf. Guards report that the dangers trave been reduced . however with the surf dropping to about three feel today. SFA.RS RECALL JOllN W .4YNE Claire Trevor a nd other former John Wayne co-stars reminisce about the late ac\or at an American Cance r Sodety fund-raising tribute held in Corona del Mar -Wednesday night. See Featuring Page Cl. '2.5 Mlllloa Award ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Wieder Urges Override of Pay Hike Veto Orange County Supervisor I lar- riett Wieder has urged state scnato(s ·..'la r_emembcr lhc.lolks.. back home" and override a veto that is holding up pay raises for Orange County firefighters and paramedics. Mrs. Wieder declares that the safety of all Orange County resi· dents is at stake because of a threatened work slowdown by area firefighters. Firefighters say they plan the protest action because Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. blue-penciled a 14.5 percent pay raise down to 9.3 percent. The Stale Senate fe ll four votes short in an override at- t e mpt this week and Mrs . Wi e d e r sent telegrams to legislators asking for s upport. She is asking PauJ Carpenter and John Briggs. who s upported the override. to sustain their votes. To John Schmitz and others she is asking them to do some "soul searching. "Orange County's fire person· net is among the lowest paid in the state. Your yes vote would insui:e the. inte.g-rily of our fl relighting capacity.'· A new attempt at an override was expected later today. Drug Firm to .Appeal BJ F&EDEIUCll ICllOE•EBL ... ....,,.... ..... Jobnaoa " Jobuon, the na- tion '• 1iaat bealth product m•nuf8durble ftrm, will appeal a ta.s mUUon Judl1D41Dt awarded a FullertoD womju wl9o claimed lnJury from UM of a preserlptioo in the cue does not support the verdict and that the judament was unjustified. We will ap- peal." Attorneys for Johnson & JohDIOl'I had argued that current federal laws on prescribed dl'UI• require that side effect warniDp be provided only to physlciam. n la the docton' duly t.o wam patleat.a, Johnson & Jobnaon lawyen coat.ended. CODlrecepUve. • An Oraaae ec::l' Superior Covt • ., ·~ .tM ... ...... ., '° ~ w. Jobn1on " Jobnaon is the parent firm to Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp. of Rartta. N.J., tbe manufacturer of tbe wldel)' pre1Cribed drui. WdlldJJ'I deqiaiGG Wll ~ . ...... _.tile ... onaD· Mr1. ,Ertel prevlou11.y had reached an out of court Mttle· ment with the phy1lclan wbo pretcrlbed Ortho-No•UllJ to her I ,. n ............. n .. ..-~ tlllll ............ . ~...,...-== ns~~ .,.. llillllft wH1111 &a Au llllorneJ Artb"" ...... . prodult 11abUi~ apeelalllt who repr111111M Mn. Ertel la tbe •c-u. . ..... pld tbe deetsm ... 1t1atUeant ID tbat a ~ ftrm w• IMld ilNdlr ~ for not wanAnl tit• ... ~ • ... ......., •t1 panltll1 ......... . t • • ' . ..---- to contended Farnell was trying to portray a gangland lifestyle that exists "only in TV land." Farnell asserted that Crane. a parolee. was planning a series of armed robberies in the Orange. Los Angeles County areas and killed Cochran because or his 1r.eputationasa "snitch." Cochran's body was found dumped on Bolsa Chica Beach an ~o•r Bo•e&ow• Dally New8.aper· . . I Fl FTEEN CENTS Jury lluntmgtoo Beach in December of 1977, shot-in the kneecap and back. an execution method used by the Aryan Brothe rhood. Farnell said . Golin, a 41 -year-old father of two. was shot to death dunng a holdup at his Jewelry store on Jan. JO, 1978 after he pulled a gun from beneath a counter. f'~arnell said. <See MURDER. Page A2) alifano Woman Named To HEW WASllINGTON <AP1 Prc!.1 d<'nt Carter announced todfiy hP has ousted Jos<'ph /\ Califano Jr. as secrct<.1ry of Health. Education and Welfare and will no minate P alric1a Roberb Ha rris, se<'rl'tary of Housing and l'rban Development. to sue cecd him. In announl'ang the first ca~ual ty of Carter's Ca binet shakeup. While llousc p ress secretary .lody Powell said a rt•placemcnt for Mrs. Harris al HUD would be announced soon. However, there wNe uncon firmed report~ that Thomas P O'Neill Ill. lieutenant governor of Massachusetts and son of Ho use Sp eaker Tho m as P. FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 O'Neill Jr., would be named HUD secretary. Powell said Califano and Mrs. Harris "have already discussed plans ror an orderly transition .. al HEW, the biggest de partment an government. In his letter of resignation. dated today. the outspoken. liberal Califano suggested that th<' inevitable controversies sur rounding the post he is vacating led to his departure. .. Whenever the laws that the Cong~::t cllacgcs..ilte. secretary uf HEW to execute a re ad ministered with vigor there will be controversy I ha vc tr1t-d to execute these laws vigorously." Califano wrote Carter In a handwritten note ad dressed "lo Sec re tary J oe Califano." the president said ... , accept your resignation with i.t genuine feeling of a ppreciation and of recognition.·· There was no immediate word on the future of other Cabinet and lop White House officials who submitted their resigna· lions Tuesday. Califano broke the ne ws to several dozen top aides in tus of· rice at mid·day. One a ide was .;een leaving the meeting an tears. Powell. whe n a s ked why Califano was leaving, noted only that Carter is conducting a n in- tensive review and evaluation or his administration with the ob· jective of improving future performance. The HEW secretary has som e times c lashed with C arter's s t a ff over policy matters, and his-anti-smoking- campaign and vigorous anti· discrimination e fforts have angered som e Southern Democrats. \ EYED FOR HUD POST Thomas P. O'Neill Ill 'I , .. r NEW HEW CHIEF Patricia Robert Harris .. ,.,..1 ........ FIRST CASUAL TY Joaeph A. CelHeno Jr. Victim Flees; Al,tacker Dies NEW YORK CAP ) -A Manhattan woman who ran i naked down 10 nights of stairs te • escape a molester wu in goodlt condition, but her attacker wUt « dead, police said. He had•c jumped N. ol a lOth·floor wta·' dow after •'fled. .,. Police sa!d Jobn Davis, 27~ knocked on ~ ~bor's door to relum a salad wl. Polke said he thCfoNld way lnto . the ,,oll•:r. •partment, or· • > • de~ .._. .. Nr-ol'd free-~ e .~'ttt.f 4•' wrltlttr t9·1\fip,.,ald tried to Ue ...-a~ ,~ -~;.i. "~!~J..'9 stabbed '"' ...;~ ... ,,_ kntle. but . =.GC-1!' ~ ...,....., .... b~•PM• • Hcf Tl\Y"ffX. Jy!x ''· ti?! Ora~e County To Hol,d, Xr:ial . SAN DIBOO <AP) -Tbe ~rder trial of aecUMd San DW.-•tll•b' .............. . ....... ,,.. ..... e.da)' to Ora•1• Co••tJ. ••er• Ute ..... .,.. will make t..r ftl"lt ap.. ~~ next wMk In Superior • lllM Spencer. l7. l1 c"*'1fed wltb ftnt·cletrH murd.,., at· t.mpted murder and auauJt wlth a dMdly weapon lo a Jan • • 1twk that left I.be prtDclpal and euatodlan of Cleveland alemeotary 1cbool dead ud etaht chlldrea and a police of. Qeer wounded tiaD DletO ...,_ Court Judt• WUUam Low U..t ltoUa Q.,...e • 1AeAn1• ......... U.. ...,.. ... , ............ . Low licked a.a. Ya .. ... 1lte bec1u.e of the ..... r travel n.,. .. tt would po1e for wit· ....... Jud1• Robert atcld• wW pr'Mide. Low araoled tbe dlHI• ol v•nue Tueadayi aaylna ex c•••lve pub lelty had jeopardiMd tbe lirl't claancel for -a fair trial la San DMco. Michael McOUnn, the 1irl't at· torney, aaid toclar be doeen't believe the trla will betln before late Sept.ember. •-tla9t .. C'eatest South Africa Team To Conipete in -Surf Eilbteen of South Africa'• top lifec...,. are ICbeduled to com- pete with the belt from •Iona the Calllomla coat In Huntiqtoa Beaeb Friday. Tbe memben of Sodtb African Surf ut .. vtaa Alloclatlon, who laave beea tourtn1 Southern Callfonlia from their lodcfq plac• at lifesuard beadquarten bl Huntiqtoa Beach, wtll meet dte Americans at I a .m. at Cit yard beach·run relay, an 800· yard paddleboard race. a four· man, 1,600-yard swimming re- lay. a 3,200-yard paddleboard relay and the Iron Man compeli· tion. ,'hat event, said llefeguard Derrick Whitting, pits contest· anta tnthree800-yard events, run· r.lag, swimmine and pad· dling. --pter; -Tbe..U-S. t.eam-i~poeect-ot individual winners ln Jut year's national lifesaving events held at San Diego. \ Events include an 800-yard race around the pier. a 3,200- f#',_,.,,eAJ AWARD ••• The case was a novel one in that Hews was able to enter into evidence results or a nationwide poll or women on the use or birth control pills. : The poll found that 53 percent $)f women would have been con- ~erned about taking the drug ii they knew of its possible akle ef- fects. 1be poll, commiuioned by llew1, tru conducted by Mervin Field, a respected national paUater • Wednesday's jury award was tor ~uaJ damages onl).'. The f.ry deltt;>erated one day in acblq U. deal1lon. "She deserved It," said one male friend. "She's been through so much over this ... I • ~reams Foil ~pe Attempt ln Huntington } A man clad in red swim '-~unka, who attacked a Hunt· ngton Beach woman in a troom Wednesday night, wu ~cared off when two men barged ln. police aay. ; The hapect, police s ay. jollowed the woman from a ,downtown Huntln1ton Beach FOndomlAlum whirlpool into a ~troom at 10:10 p.m. Pollce uy the assailant knocked the wom1n to the noor, ~pped off her h'im suit top and )attempted to rape her. J Two tmldenWied men, police Jay. beard the vicUm 's screama _-nd dubed In. • The suspect, believed to be about 3> yean of a1e with dark brown hair, squeezed .put the baen and fled, police aay. • 'Syatem~ Approved • CAPE C~AVSR.\_L, Fla. CAP) -6 tOaad au~lon 1 •11tem fol tbe tpaee ~ baa paaad Ill 10tb and al telt. pl•clDI tb• project one 1tep cloMr to a Im lnaeb. ORArlll OOl1lllf "'' DAILY PILOT The South Africans, Whitting said, arrived in Huntington Beach July 1S and are scheduled to leave Aug. 6. Individual South Africans arc scheduled to compete July 27.29 In San Clemente at the annual U.S. Lifesaving Association's na tional surf competition, Whit· ling said. Other events have been en· tered dunng Manhattan Beach's Aug. 4 Sea Festival, he added. fi',...PflfleAJ MURDER ••. "He <Golin) pulled away retreating and Crane shot him in the back." Farnell contended. "And Mr. Golin fell U> the floor. With deliberation and pre- meditation Crane stopped U> the side and pointed the gun and fired two more limes into Mr. Golin'sskull." Crane. however, has asserted that there was no positive proof that he was the m an in the jewelry sU>re. despite Famell's insislance that Mrs. Golln, who watched the slaying. and two other witnesses identified him as the gunman. Juron were lo be given about two hours of instructions In the law today before retiring U> de· liberate Crane's fate. (.ameU has asked that Crane be found guilty or first-degree murder for both purported stay- ings and that the jury find the murders Involved "special circumstances." If th e "s pecial circumstances" finding la part of the verdict, Jurors then would deltberate a.cain to decide It Crane should be sentenced to death or to life in prison without the pouibility of parole. Spectators at Crane's trial, which be1an with pretrial mo· tions on April 30, have bad to pass through a metal detector before entering Judge Lee's courtroom . Two sberlfrs deputies have tieen po1ted outalde the court and one extra auard -In add.I- lion to the two deputies normally ~1>re1ent 1n such cues -ls inside ~e courtroom. . A robber who accompanied Crane to Golln's store. 29-year- old Edward Tyler Burnett of Loni Beach, wu convicted of flrst·dearee murder earlier lbla year for his non·shoot.ln1 role u a murder accomplice. He bu been aenlenced to Ure ln state priaon. Woman Cut ByRapiat A mU.tacb.loed m111 with a knlf e cut a 21·JHr-old llUDt- IDltOD Bueb woman OD the DICk bttore raplna ber ID a ........ WedlllldaJ aftenooD, pollea re- . ported today. Tbe '119,.ct. poll~ tlJ, ~ • knit• to tbe womaa'• aetlr •Ille Rood ID tr.at ol lier clowatown• HuaUqtdia ltacla ap•l'Uft•Dt prqe It ll:IO a.m. Pone._, tlae ••••11*\Ml!t ,..._ her lm6de die 1ar81• ud eJoMd ........ Tiii fteUa ... tN9Md a& Co•ta 11••• llemerlal Hal ....... PollH tald tlle JUpeet la ............... , ... o1 a11 ....... build ad Mn browll hair. • . • • • • t" o.ltr ..... SYH "'"9 NOT EXACTLY A BEST SELLER IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Deputy City Clertl Betty Tat• wtth •s Budgetl No One Buys $5 B.dgl!rt:atlien mt By STEVE MAaBLE °' .. Deity " ... S&eff Like a lot of' things in We, copies of the Huntington Beach city budget used to be free for Uae asking. Now it's five bucks a shot. And the budget -all 500 odd pages or it -isn't exactly on the best seller llilt. There are no plans to make it into a movie. Seacliff IV Development Showdown Set A developer vs. environmen· ta list s howdown is expected Monday when the South CoaJ11t Regional Commission considers the proposed 53l·unit Seaclirr IV d evelopment in Huntington Beach. The public meeting begins al 9 a . m . al Huntington Council Chambers. and members of the Amigos de Bolsa Chica group will lead the fight against the $57 million project 1planned by the Huntington Beadh Company. Coastal Commission approval would be the rtnal step before construction or the 112-acre projectattheendof Palm Avenue near BlosaChica wetlands. The comD1Uaioo staff ia rec· ommendin1 denial of the proj-. eel . Dave Carlberg, president of Amigos de Bolsa Chica, claims "urban runo((" from the project would damage the sensitive marshland ecosystem. The city's annual financial document, says City Clerk Alicia Wentworth, went on sale ln her second floor city baJl office last month. She's sold two copies thus far. Back before Howard Jarvis turned the municipal approach to the dollar on its ear, copies were free and went like hot- cakes, says Mrs. Wentworth. But at $5 a piece. says Ad· ministrative Ass ist a nt Tom Moseley. the budget is a real bargain. He says the price tag only covers printing and paper costs and not employees' time. It was the idea of city council membeni to cut a few financial corne rs by selling the budget this year. At first it was suggest· ed the budget go for $10 but the price was later slashed in half: About 60 "hardback" copies of the budget were distribul~d free to department beads, libraries and the press. These were the copies bound an a hard black cover. About 90 ''paperback" copies or the budget -minus the black cover -arc being offered to the public. However. Moseley is quick U> point out, when the final budget -the definitive text -is print· ed, the price may have to go up. Refugee Aid Set OTTAWA CAP> -Canada an· nounced Wednesday a new 3,000-per-month Southeast Asian refugee program which it says could result in a total of about 50,000 of these displaced people living in Canada by the end of 1980. By IDaY CIAU8t:N· Of .. IM!ty .......... A Juveaile court hearina to de- termlae tbe mental ltate ol a 1l1Clat. blaDd 15-tear-old boy ac-euaed ol murderinC an '11-year· old Westminster girl was COD· tinuedtoAug. 7 . Presiding Judge William Mur- ray aet 9 a .m . u the appearance time ln Superior Court, Santa Ana. The boy, son of an upper in· come couple. is accused of stran1Ung YOllllC Julie Meyer of 15241 XaVler Circle. · Her body was round early June 218 near a vacant house across the street from.her home. She bad been reported missing at 11 :30 o'clock the night befor~me three hours after she last bad been seen playing in the street with friends. The five·foot tall, 100-pound defendant, whose name is being withheld becauae of bis age, was arresteed June 29 following a round·the-clock investigation by Westminster police. His attorney, Tho mas L Brown of Westminster, said this morning that the boy and the victim were close friends who often played together . Brown said bis client never had been in trouble, had proven a good high school s tudent at limes and was not known U> use drugs or smoke marijuana. The high school student is be· ing held in Orange County Juvenile Hall. rown aaid-he-expecu-m-rry- to get tbe boy released to his parents, pouibly following the Aug. 7 continuance . Psychological reports ordered by Judge Murray for today's sesaion in Orange were not com· plet.ed, resulting in the contin- uance. At Brown's request Judge Murray ,requested a report from a fourth psychiatric examine r. The psychiatri s t s and psychologists are to help de· termine whether the youth un· derslands the nature or proceed- ings he faces in the murde r charge and can cooperate in has own defense. 'fh e boy , ch a r ged with murder, has pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of in- sanity. Trustees Eye School Fate Fountain Valley <Elementary) School District trustees will con· sider bids tonight to demolish rathe r tha n rebuild a fire· dama~ed w1ng of Harper School The demoliUon co n cept already ha.s been approved. but trustees have set another public hearing to let Harper area resi- dents give their feelings on the plan. The meetine begins al 7:30 p.m . at dblrict headquarters, Number One Lighthouse Lane. Demolition of the four-room wing destroyed by arsonists in 1977 will cost an estimated $80,000. Y alley Tm11h BULIGo Up Fountain Valley bomeownen wUl ... a St lnere1M on tbelr next trash pickup bllll. City Councilmen Tue•· day •PPIOYed a A a moatJa· r.. f« the ooc. a week plckupe by Rainbow Dia· posal Company. The rate had been tz for tbe last five yean. The bike Is r«roacUve to July l. C'.oast Man Killed 3, State Says RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -A federal prosecutor pointed t.oduy lo Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald of Huntington Harbour and told a jury the former Green Beret of- ficer murdered three members or bis family more than nine years ago. ''The man sitting right there ii. the man who killed" his preg- na nt wife , Colette, and two young daughters, Assistant U.S. Attorney James Hlackbum told a jury during opening argu· ments in MacDonald 's triple murder trial. Blackbum, in a low.key pre- sentation, led the jury through circumstances on the night thitt Mrs . MacDona ld a nd h e r daughteYs were bluodgeoned a nd stabbed at their home at Fort Bragg near Fayetteville. efense: attorney-\Vlfde Smith- of Raleigh took a more ag. gressive approach. He U>ld the iurv 1 "This is a case about a fami ly ... re ady to live, not die . A family with life motives. no death motives. "We will bring you with his words from the witness stan<t race-to-race with the people who did this. You will see them in his words," Smith said. Smith also said that a new wit ness. a person who has never been Interviewed before. would testify that he saw three people. one a woman with blonde hair. carrying candles and walking toward the MacDonald house. Sitting in the audience with the ir heads bowed during thC' opening arguments before U.S Dis tract Judge Franklin T Dupree Jr were Alfred and Mildred Kassab or Cranbury. N .J • pa rents or Mrs. Mac Donald. The Kassahs na ve hee n p ushms for lht trial. A motion is expected to be introduced by the defense <is king that they be barred from the courtroom a~ potential witnesses. Dr. MacDonald says his trial in the nine-year·old murder case 1s a lesson in how "a mindless burtaucracy can be unleashed on a person." Jury selection was completed in the case of the Long Beach physician. MacDonald says he went to sleep on a couch at his family's home Feb. 17 and awoke to find four drug-crazed hippies in his home and his pregnant wife and two daughters sluugbtered. He had several knife wounds. The group also charges that city sewer lines are incapable or handling the added flow, and that homes constructed closest to the edge of bluffs would eliminate public acceu. The city approved the project over the same objections from the Amigos members. l~i aciti de~I ry Company B ' . ' . . I. Opponents or the project add that approval of Seacllfl IV would be premature because the city has yet lo complete Its Local Coastal Protram for sub- mittal to coastal commltaionen. Animal Tags Offered at HB Libraries Animal licenses are currently being l.aaued at all four Hunt· tnatoa Beach libraries, and tbe Senion RMreatioo Cent.er. Current lleeDleS nplred June 30 and pet owners have unW July at to renew without penalty. Fe11 are $10 for a re1ular Uceue or S5 for a apayed or aeutered animal. The Central Llbr1r1. 7111 Talbert Ave., often llcenae1 Mondays from 1 to t p.m., Tuesdays thl"oulh Thundaya 9' a .m. tot p.m. aad Frida11 Md S.l.Ul'6ap from. a .m. to a p.m. .. ~ lltui.~~ '= Graham a. and Ill lllln a. All a,..~ t~ u~ fl'NI" to• p.m. J1GDC1a1 tlaf'Olllla ftunday. The 81alort Reereatloe Center, t• Or•~; .. ..,.. llcenM1 lloadar "1da1 from l :IO a .m . to S p.m. • ..., / l B..S Bal'lot Oppesed -'- l'tuedly. July 19. 1979 Co111·t Probe Stalls Testimony Ruling Bizarre Twist SAN t"RANCJSCO <AP>~ The probe ol the Callfom.la Supreme Court wu in le.al Umbo today after the hi_,. court. In a bisarre Irony . was asked by the in· ·ve1U1atln1 commlaslon lo sel •aide a rullnl that one of its own j u1Uces need not testify in public . The Supreme Court is in the &tranae PQ6itlon. at t.be moment. ot beloa asked to rule on a mat· t e r after five o r the seven justices already have testified in public. before reporters and photographers. Those five, in efled. are being asked to rule on the propriety or lhelr owh appearances. in the probe or charges the high court improperly delaye~ decisions last year for political reasons. in a hurry. At the same time. Bertram J a nes. chairman of the Com · mission on Judicial Performance, vowed Wednes· d ay he had "no intention whatever or atiandoning the in· vestigation" now In Its sixth week. The implication was that the probe would go forward. public or not. All justices except Stanley Mosk and Frank Newman have testified. Mosk Tuesd ay won from a state appellate court in Los Angeles an opinion that he doesn 't have to testify before the com missioo in public. Thal commission now wants the bigh court to overturn that ruling, which formally held UD· constitutional a s ubpoena calling for Mosk to testify in public. The co·mmission has been charged with lnveati1alin1 al· leged court leaks and claims that filing of certain decisions were delayed to help Ms. Bird win confirmation last No· vember. She won. but by the nar· rowest margin in California hla· tory. JUSTICE Wiley Manuel was testifying when the hear ln1 was abruptly halted Tuesday after st.ate appeal court ruled on the basis the state constitution re· quires investigation s into Judicial proceedings be con· fidential. The ruling said there was no authority for a new procedure adopted earlier this year whkh a llowed the investigation to be aired in public. ... w ... .-.. ....... 11.-ged State Assembly Spee:tker Leo McCarthy, D-San Francisco. cups his hand to ear to hear a re porter's question during ne ws conference on $4.85 billio n atd bill for c ities. c ou nl it!s a n d s choo ls THE REQUEST a ppears to place the justices who testified in immediate conflict or interest. T he usual procedure in such cases is disqualification. Vote on Fonda Blocked . , . I I I I , , I Benjamin Hooks , head or the NAACP. voiced his opposi· tion Wednesday to a measure on the state November ballot ~at would ban forced school busing. Hooks with Sen. Diane Watson. 0 -Los Angeles, right, and members of . the Assembly. Teresa Hughes, D-Los Angeles. and Ehhu Harris, D-Berkeley, said Gov. Edmund G. Brown .Ir. would have to oppose the ant,i-busing measure if he expected black s upport for a 1980 bid for the presidency. Normally, Chief Justice Rose Aird is empowered to assign subs titute judges when justices disqualify themselves:-But what is the rule. hearing observers wondered. if the chief justice disqualifies her self ? She is a m ong the five who h a ve already testified. Senate Democrats Save Face for Brown I . against the Vi etnam War. Chance~ for 'her <'On· { firmat1on by lht! Senate <ippe<1r slim SAC RAMENTO t AP I State Se nate Democrats saved face for Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. by blocking a move to force a floor vole on Jane Fonda's appointment to tht! state Arts Council. 6 Hurt B<Zttli~ __ ....__ rus~ Blazes CAS'I'.AIC <AP) -Firefighters controlled two large brush fires s traddltng Interstate 5 early today after more than 4,400 acres we re charred and six firefighters injured. Five members or a U.S. Forest Service crew suffered firs t and s econd-degree burns on the hands and face in one fire Wednesday and a supervisor su!rered smok(• inhalation, but a ll were treated l and re leased, according lo Los J ' Ange les County f 'lre Depart-ST ATE menl spokesman Dennis Davies The blaze firemen called the ------------ Chiquito fire was contained al 6 p. m Wednesday and controlled at 8 p.m. after consuming 2,150 acres . The othe r . called the Wayside flre , was controlled at I u m Tn-. Ext.ended SAN QUENTIN (APl -The state parole board has added three years and four months to Symbioncse Liberation Army member Russell Little's sen· Lenee for a ttempted escape and assault T h e d-e c ision Wednesd a y means that Little, whose murder conviction in the cyanide-bullet ~l ayi ng o f Oakl and s chool ·s uperintendent Marcus Foster was recently ovcrturnt..>d, faces a release dale of Nov. 9, 1983 on his 1975 atte mpted escape con· viclion. But Little could be paroled by Sept. 25, 1981 if grant ed c redit for good behavior OICarp• Kejerl.ed LOS ANGELES (AP ) Despite a $108,000 "mistake" in· volving stock sales. a judge has rejected t he s tale a ttorney {!eneral's charges that three <'onse rvators had been "raping" the $150 million estate of senile financial wiza rd Ben Weingart. Superior Court Judge Arthur K. Marshall refused Wednesday to r emove two o r the busi· ne ss men who are the con· se rvators. but accepted the res- ignation of a third, Jack Rosen· berg. And the j udge ordered the conservators to pay the estate $108,000 in damages for a "mis· take" in judgment concerning sales of Fed Mart stock ~laip SAC R A ME NTO <AP) - Foreigners living outs id e California could be prevented from owning land in the state, under a constitutional amend· ment approved by an Assembly committee. The Ass e mbl y t'in a n cc , Ins urance and Commerce Com· mittee voted 7-6 Wednesday on A C A20 b y Assemblyman Ric hard Lehma n, D·F resno, sending it to the Judiciary Com· mittee. Lehman aide Joe Hoyt s aid the measure was prompted by "the rising cost or farmland" and the possibility that a bsentee fore ign owne rs hip would in· crease that cost Noting that t he state constitu. tion offers no remedy in the ex· t r aordinary s ituation , com· missioners talked about the possibility o f impane ling a seven-justice tribunal "by lot .. to untie the twisted legal knot. Commission special counsel Seth Htdtsedler sent a letter to the hlg court , c 1 ing ·•ex- traordinary public interest" and phrnding with the tribunal to act lawmakers' Pay Pensions Boost Sought SAeRAM ENTO (AP) -An amendment reeently added to a le~islative pay bill would provide better retirement benefits for lawmakers who s tay in om ce more than 21 years, says the author. Senate President Pro Tern J a mes Mills. D·San Diego, pre· dieted Wednesday that h.is pro· posal could save the state money. however, by re moving an incen- tive for lawmakers to retire early. Mills said in an interview that e arly retirements force the state to pay a pension to the retirees plus salaries to successors . UNDER CURRENT law, Mills s aid. a lawmaker who retires a fter at least 21 years service col· lects pension benefits equal to t wo·th.i rds of salary at retire· m ent. The law requires that pensions be increased each year to keep up with the costofliving, he said, but the state Cons titution limits legis lators to an annual 5 percent increase in pay. If the cost of living exceeds 5 percent. that means a legislator loses potential pension benefits for each year he serves beyond 21 years bt.'CaUSe of the lower aMUal percentage increase for staying in offi ce. "That's a sacrifice that no rea· son able person would make." Mills said. It happened Wednesday in the Senate Rules Committee. where three Democrats outnumbered two Republicans. But Sen. lf.L. Richardson of Arcadia. Senate Republican caucus chairman, ~aid there would be another effort this Techrucally. the vote wa~ on <1 motwn to n ·· ve rse an earlie r decision and st"nd lht· appointment to the floor without a recommendation for rt:Jt:<'- tion or approval. Without listing lhe itl'm oo .1b a genda. the committee had decided at an earlier meeting not to send th ' appointment to the floor. But Sen. Robert Nimmo. R Ata~cadero. tried Wednesday to move the appointment out of com· mittee wtthout recommendation. an unu~ual aC't1on s IQIU2_ g~ '!J>per house to pry the appointment out of com· mittee for floor action a tac· t.1c that rarely succeed~ --~-.---bwa.w;e ~ nom1nat1oru: sent -t<>--ttw-f-loor-c~ ........ ..__ __ __ SENATE R E J ECTION would fore<' Ms Fonda off t~ FOHO• council. But keeping the appointment tn commit tee would allow her to stay on for the rest or the year and be reappointed by Brown. The appointment faces s trong opposition among conser vatives because of her campaign an approval recommendation. SEN. RAY JOHNSON. R Chico. ">Upp<irted N1mmo's motion. Sens J ame!> Milb , D San D1e~o Nicholas Petris. D·Oakland, and Robert Presle): ' D·R1 vers1dc. voted no. Johnson complained that the 2 3 vote amount cd to an indirect confirmation or th•• actrc:-.s s1m·1· 1l prevented the !:icnalc from forrin~ her l)ff the counc·1I 'Stinky' Suspect Free Evidence Issue in Berkeley Rape Cases BERKELEY I AP) -Although police say they have enough evidence to identify the rapist called "Stinky." suspected of sexually assaulting and ter rorizing 62 women over lhe past fi ve years. it won't do much good the district attorney's office refuses to prosecute him A man Berkeley police believe is Stinky -whc got his nickname from the foul gasoline-oil odor recognized by nearly half his alleged victims - was arrested last October for investigation of rape. burglary. robbery and other charges. HE WAS RELEASED four days later after the Alameda County Di strict Attorney's office claimed there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute him On July 6. a police document was released by court order after Jim Chanin, attorney for the sus· peel, asked for the document to check for false ar· rest. The 187·pagc report details the circums tanti al evidence a~ainst the man, who 1s described as an ex-convict who served time for burglary According to the document. lhe s uspect once told a court-appointed psychiatrist that he re ceived sexual pleasure when breaking into SC homes and pulling the blankets off sleeping women. He didn't rape them. however. since he Lishn to 5-Day For~cast of th~ w~ather. Dial 830-4490 had a birth dcfo<'t which made -.e>. painfol In pnson. as part of his reh:1b1htcitwn thl'rap''· he received an operation that made 11 pos~1 bk ftlr him to enJOY sexual mte:rcours1.· Four months arter the man's release. the Slinky rapist struck for the r1r!>t t1me For the next five years. Stm ky te rrorized two ne1Jlhborhoods 1n Berkeley H alway~ ust.'<1 the same melhod blindfolding v1ct1ms while asleep and then subject· ing them to up to four hours of dc..:rad:it1ons and repeated sexual assaults. Stinky's victims include all t ypes of women. mcludmg a me mber of the public defender's sta ff, a dance student and a well known lclcv1s 1on newscaster who wt'nt pubh<' with ht'r alla<'k Al' cording to poli<'e spokt.'~man D1tk Be rger, th<1t w.1~ Stinky 's last reported rape JN ONE RAPE CASE. pollc1· s a1ct th1·v tracRN1 down lht' license numbt•r of ii vc•ht('l1· o;1•1•n 10 an arl'a after a reported :Jlt<H'k Thl' 1·J 1 b1..·long1•d to the ex-con. Stinky's m ethod o f opNM1nn <'loM•ly rr :.cmbled burglary pattern!-. lh<· t'X ·<'On wa!-. knO\l.'l'l to use. The cx·conv1<'I 's occupallon 1!. con!.1s1tmt with the s mell of oil a nd ~\l.c•at h1~ v1<'t1ms noticed ·Crosby Worth $11 Million REDWOOD CITY (AP) -Bing Crosby left :1and in six California counties worth $3.3 million at ;the time of his death in Oct. 1977, court documents 'OD file here reveal. I The documents in San Mateo County Probate Court are appraisals and inventories of land and 'assets in the legel)dary crooner's estate. They b ring the total rev6led wealth of Crosby lo more 1than $11 million Golden VVest Airlines ft ANNOUNCING ... Dll~t~ GOURMET MARKET <Market Street) AMONG 111E PROPERTIES are a mansion in the f ashionable San Francisco suburb or lfillsborouah valued at $935,000, and land in !Alameda ~ty valued at nearly $1 million. More Uian 3,000 'a«es ol land ln San Diego County is w_prth about $750,000, the documents show. Other land holdings worth more than SS00.000 are In Sonoma. Yuba and Contra Costa counties, fbe recofl'.ls alaow. The probate documents also listed $1.6 million tn securttie., partnerships ln oil and natural 1as exploration projects, Interests ln race bones, re1tauran\a and other buslneu ventures, and stoclt tn the Pittabur,lb Ptratn baleball team. • THE INYSNTOalBS A&E intended to help tbe stete laberltance Tax Commission lD ft. termlnlns bow much tax II owed by 1.be estate. The bulk of it wa1 left to Croaby'a second wife, Kathryn, and bis HVeD cblldren in. Uvln1 trust tbat ll not. 1ubject to pu"Uc dllclolure. At tbe time of bla death, one of Croaby'a "' lawyers •Umat.ed the e1tate'1 overall value at betwem• mWtGe wl MO mllUoa. THE ONTARIO CONNECTION! ______ ... .., ... --.-.----........... ---A A Senta An• Ontario Or•noe COj.lnty Now you can make connections out of the convenient Ontario International Airport by using one of Golden West Alrllnes flights from Orange County dlrt:tct to Ontario, effective August 1, 1979. When c1lllng for ,...,.1tlon1 and lnform•tfon, Hk •bout Joint F•re1. 0•11 Qotden W-t Alrtlnee (714) 87 .. 8000 or vour '9NI t,..vet -,ent. - DELANEY BROS. FISH Lel' Jl·nM·n and l11s helpers have ~,..., Northern Sea Bu s T.981b We a lso han~ fres h local '>WOrdr1sh from our local Chan· nel Islands FRESH PRODUCE Look ·what our produC'e man Abe has for us Lhis week! By being ot lhe produ<'e market al 2 a.m .. he insures our customers the finest! '9•H' ,,_ Xln-f-1 '-• Sweet O>ra ......... 7 10<$1 .90 ,_ .. !!_ .......... CantalcMlpe . . . • . •. ..l5e1-. ,_ .. 8_ Honeydew Meloe ••...•• lk t•. a-elCl,_lMte lAA Bell Peppen · · · · · • • • · · · ~ •• ..-rom our Liquor lkpt Jui.I think .1 hulf ~allon or I 75 ht cr~ of Sm1morr \'odk11. onl)" !'.9H plui. tax. TOP QUALITY MEATS For an item you l·an put in your refngcrotor now or ui.e fatl'r. lhe meut t.lepl hui. th1:. toom.:r Oscar Mayer C"anned Hams 3 lb. JubUtt Ham 6.98 ... 1 .......................... 11 5 lb. Hem for ooly 9.98 •• But the Prtdt' of Poland ... A 3 lb. lmpor1ed PoU1h Ham. old· world cured, KrakUI brand 6.98 •• DELA1YE¥'S Goume&Manet Open Daily M • ClolM Saday 2IZO Newport Blvd., Neweort Beaela 173·55ZO \ ..... .&";.al ...... ---•~~1 .. RObertN WMd/PUblllher Tl'lomn K•'Vlll ECIHor Qrlftlioa... o.uy P11ot ~ ~ ~'!!IJ..e•••••••r•hurld•··y •.• ~.'.'.· 1•m••••••••••Barber•••••K•,.•'•'"•c•h•1•.~.·.°' ..... p ..... ·.~.··-- ..,___ool Trustees Feel Mone1_1!inch re ,.._. ••• = ICbool •rd memben cut Ulelr -.. ......... -.. laall lut ,..,. ln cooptfl· doe ... u....,.. of Pl ,, ... 11. 8aal9 of &Mii IN ....... IOIDeMC .. -!oadnnn t.boulbta. 8aard Pr 11ld11t Da Wwa, for lnltaDH, .. ya ahe tOH a lat ol Mme ttom ber (amlly for Hhool bualneta. Sbe ...._to take Mr lll••'•d'1 paycheck as well. TM llOO a IDCllllll .,_.t all'etd>. comldertn1 t.be ris inl COit ol t•loll• ud otber npwes, sbe coo..a. 8)l comparilon, Hunt.laPm Beadl ctty. Council mem· bers receive $115 moDt.b11 fw tbelr Ume and an additional Sl2.5 for expenses. On the averare. hi1b tchool truatees uy they !lpend at leut 30 hours a week al&endinl rneetin11. plowing • tbroup stacks of research material, vislttna schools and dolnl their Jobe. Stipends for public service aren't expected to eMjch , the volunteers. But perhaps when public service becomes s o ex· pensive that only the rich can volunteer it might be Ume to cover a few m ore expenses. It's doubtful, considering the trustees' burgconlng workload. that many taxpayers would offer loud protest lf the board members accept the S200 the law would give \ them each month. ~Try Compromise t Fountain ValJey is involved in an interesting. if , perhaps f ulile. court case that will test the constitu- J tionality of a new state law regarding residential care home facilities. The statute, in essence, has robbed the city of any permit control over small (fewer than seven-client> homes for the disabled. The city's suit centers on the Don Sutton Founda· lion's plan to open a home for slx autistic youngsters in a residential area west of Fountain Valley High. Backed by the letter of the new law. fQWldation mem. 11-------r-s ~er-aim no city permit is required to open the home. The city is going to court to challenge what officials con· tend is a state infringement on the rights of home rule. They ma be r!ght, but cynics can justifiably wonder' if the costly court proceedings are merely a delaying tac· tic to force the home elsewhe re. A compromise seems in order. Perhaps the city could grant a temporary permit to allow the home to open, then a nalyze its impact on the community. Simply going to court appears ill advised. Build the Pool Thre«! years ago, the Huntington Beach City Council voted to spend S430,000 to build a n Olympic·Stze com- munity pool C:Jl Ocean View High School. The pool still isn't there. The $430.000. however. still is intact. The original concept worked out betw«!cn the city and the Huntington Beach Union High School District was to build a pool for everyone in an area of town where no public pools existed. The school district agreed to maintain the pool once the city built it Last year , a fter passage or Proposition 13 . the council pulled th(! plug on the pool plan. This past week. several council members indicated they would like to review the pool concept again. City offi ctab say the hudgeted money can still buy an Olympic-size pool and that they anticipate usage would be high. The council has long been concerned with the rising cost of maintaining things the city builds. Here's a chance to pay once a nd be done with it. Th<! plan was a good one three years ago. It still is to · day. • Opinions expressed in the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot. ·Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ Comic Strips ByL.M. BOYD It's hi8hly likely that some of the comic strips in this newspaper have been around many years loftae r than any radlo or television s how. A 'ew striPI 10 all the way back to early in the century. .Many date back to the l.920a, •30s and ''°9. To make lt more curioua. the strips nm 4aUy. giving them mudl of a chance to suffer that tblnl ealled overexposure. But tbey s urvive. If there's Aythinl ln communications 110re durable than the comic ltrlp, name It. • Do believe the worst pun or OM year came about when a fOul·moulbed clone Jumped E tbe Golden Gate Bridge puaersb)' paused to note obecene clone fall. The avera1e owner. ol a Dear Gloomy Gus dog spends more money each day on dogrood than the ave rage jail warden sets to feed a prisoner. Just because it's archaic d<>esn't mean it's wrong: The plural of cow is kine. Q. How tall is a newborn giraffe? A. About a s tall as the average man. Q. Which metal conducu electridty bell? A. Silver, it's said. Q.. How long does the typical hen lay ~ggs? A. Maybe 10 to 12 months, that's all. When a peach tree gets stek, ll may run a fever as much aa 20 de1rees F hilher than its temperature when well. Wbat la it about the letter "M'' that IO appeaJI lo the Olrmplc Games tolk? Jn ltsl, Jlexlco City. In '12, Mulch. More ~y. Mon· treal. And tteO, Moeeow. , No poem ln lu enUN bu bHD reprinted more um .. tban a.m.t Clarke Moon'• • • 'Twu t.M Ni1bt Before Chrtltmu.'' ,J· .. All rit!l*t Lome, Mw to -ir:-a:-r:ii= IO ill8l ,. eoata an " .. .J,.._ of NI db no ,.. ...... A.=tll&.la_ ... =.._---.:.~.~~ Oift••dsr. \ - Rowland Evana/Robert Novak Carter Seeks New Energy tJza:r W ASHJNGTON -Tbe Wblte HOUH ii Mrioully e-oaakleriq re· tll'ld New Yortc bullneu tycoon John deButta u It. new enern mobilization caar oven thoulh be ia bacldn1 Republican John 8. Connally lo replace Jimmy Carter as president. · DeBuUa retired Feb. 1 as chief executive offt~r or A TarT and ~ next day c o ntributed the max · lmum Sl,000 lo ConnaUy'a c ampa i gn. While Presi· dent Carter's aides are weU aware of this. It does not ma ke any dif· rere nce. "John deButts is ex· tremely well thought or around here, and we'd like to get him lo work whether be ls a Connally m an or not." one White House ins ider told us . lie is on a list of possible s uc- cessors to Ener gy Secretary James Schlesinuer , expected lo leave by autumn. But deButts' more likely role would begin sooner if the White House has its way: as head or lbe proposed Energy Mobilization Board, eclipsing the lame-duck Schles· inger as federal cz.ar in chMl'ge of e nergy production. JODY'S BATl'LE FATIGUE -For the first time to anyone's kno wledge, Preside nt Carter tlillcized_press ...secretary Jod.)! Powell in the presence or out· s ide rs. But that mild criticis m. during the Camp David meet· ings, does nol suggest down· grading, much less re moval, for Powell. Powell was brought up during Cart er's ses8ions with non· governmental wise m en invited to the mountain. After the senior stafr Cincluding Powell> had left the room, one outside r com. ment.ed that he thought Powell was shooting from the hip a little too much lately and _might be s uffering rrom battle fati~ue. lie Mailbox added that.he feJt the normal ad· verHry felatlonahlp between Powell and the press was de generattncintoall·outwar. To the s urprise or those r.reaent. the president did not spr· ng to the quick defe nse of bis lons·tJme aide. Rather, he noted t.bat Jody seemed a UtUe over· wrought, was smoking even more' than usual and was putting on weight. Nevertheless, nobody expects any diminution or Powell's posl· lion. Next to Rosalynn, Powell is Carter's most trusted adviser. --AHfM & WOL FE . ~~-V~IS IN~ fr " Wbat 101De White Houle luiden would b.ke la for Powell lo be re· moved from. the preu secretary'• dally ftrlq Une and ~ arven a counaelor'a role. But even ttua aa not Uktl)' unlell ln· itiated b¥ Powell hJmtelf. A r~: Even more than Powell's politically damagin& crack about tone 1uoilne lines belns sood for W NhiDltocUans. hia s nap reaction to White Houle domestic policy chief Stuart Eizenstat's now .famous memorandum 1eoerated ill will within the White Houae. Several JI I' n prealdeatia.I aides 1ru.mbled tbat a crack at tbe bard·workiq, lonl·lufferinl Ell8Glt.at WU UD• called for and'unfair. a08ALYNN'8 DICTION - There was an audible 1~at Bardstown. Ky. when R Carter seemed to t el a Democratic party fund-ralHr that "Jimmy iJl 'competent" - seemlncly a public rejoinder to scurrilous private rumon tbat the president had retlre4 to Camp David for psycbololical reasons. Actually. Kentucky ean were having trouble pick.ins up lbe First Lady's soft Geor&ia ac· cents. Careful listening to I.ape r ecordings of h e r remarks showed her saying that .. Jimmy is confident.·· Apart from the unfortunate misunderstanding. Mrs Carter put in a mas te rful J>('rformance subs tituting for he r husband at the Kentucky dinne r. She has progresse,4_as a campaigner and 1s obviously one of the prcs1 dent ·s lop political assets. HAIG'~ ot;BuT -Retired Gen. Alexander Haag's debut a:. a practicing Republican polita· t'1an wall be m ad e before a closed-door audience of fat·cat financial contributors wath newsmen and ordinary citizens ba rred. Haig will speak before the mee t ing or the Re publican Eagles at the pos h-Beverly Wilshire Hotel in LoR Angeles July 22·23. Minimum contribu- tion to Republican war chesl'i of $10,000 Is necessary for mem· bcrsh1p In the Eagles. A rootnotc : Haig still reJect:. any campaign for a U.S. Senutc seut from Penn:.ylvan1a but I!'. openly interested m a d ark hors1· :-.hot a t the pres 1dcn ry Old friends. fearing that h1:. effec t111cne11s as a voice on national security q1.,1cstions would be un dNcut by a hum1hating pre:-. 1dc nlial flop. want lfaig to gel im mcd1ateexpertSPl'Cch ('Oachmg RelVards of the Unknown Offset Risks I To the Editor : Wha l could be worse than pay- ,ing the OPEC Nations their blackmail now, eve n tr the price was live dollars a gallon? Jt111t fancy ourselves putting all our eHo rti> into domestic oil produc· tion and exhausting our own sup· plies within a few years and then bein g wholly d e p e ndent o n OPEC. What kind of mercy do you think they wo uld show us? Perhaps, then, this clamp on the oil companies' "windfall profits" is a ploy. carefully or· chestrated, to he lp keep our re· serves intact until we have drained away the s ea of petroleum the Arabs are sitting on. Let's hope we're that smart. IN THE MEANTIME, we need a ll the substitutes for petroleum we can develop. Solar ·power. yes, whose bene fits are still years away. Gasohol, yes, although the question or whether It takes more energy to make it than it delive rs is still un· decided. And nuclear power. Can we take the chance of denying ouraelves ita use? The anti· nukes, singularly deficient in coming up with aJternative prac· tlcal solutions, would deny us the use or lt. It's up to the sllent majority to speak its wishes. Do we puah ahead with nuclear power? O r do we res ign ounelves to lhe inevitable: re· current shortaaes. escalating prices. long waits lo line, rewer vacation trips, rising unemploy· ment, higher coals, not only for electricity, but lor everything t hat takes e nergy tA pro· duce, and that. brother. Is every· tllfftfl! I( the pioneers had insisted on full cavalry p rotection, the West never woulcf have been won. If the 1ovemmenl had insisted on 1 a national network or roads before Henry Ford mass · produced his first Model·T . we'd still be driving buckboards. Every step lnto the unknown b~ IU danaers -and lU rewards. J .W. REIO tr•• Sle .. ••1 To tbe ldltor: Siaout -Wbat WU the point 1 One county emplo)'ee'• reply lo your rec.-editorial: I bave worked for the Count1 of o,....e for tbe put 10 1ean. Durbll the put five yean, I hawe had to accept a 1low but ateadJ reduction of my 11.andard of 11.-.. Now mr retlremmt coe&rtballom are btln1 doubled, wldll bcneftta an ....._ 1net11 Nda11t Tbe pr11• .... ofter ., .. ~would ..... ., Nal llleome by •• puc• °"'•-***-,...«•• • t ' presen t i nflation rate>. Professional and s killed career employees arc no w having to "moonlight" or leave ~overn ment service. The r~ent sickout was not. as you seemed to suggest, tar geted at Proposition 13. Many govern m e nt e mployees voted fo r Proposition 13. hoping that il would result in reduced govern m e nt s pending by inc re asing government efficiency We arc still hoping. We expected up to a 30 pe~nt reduction in number or employees through elimina· lion of unnecessary "fat, .. elimination o r outdated m ethods. programs, etc. Instead of reduced s pending t hroush re·evalualing a nd restructuring of governme nt o p e rations. the same o ld bureaucratic operation con· tlnues to "r ip ofr'' both the general public and its o wn employees. Roth employees and the public are being ill served by governme nt response t o Proposition 13. The "rat" has continued t o int'reas e while employees arc being cut to the bone. • The 1-1ickout was not an at· tempt to increase our standard or li ving, but rathe r a distasteful measure by desperate people trying to "hang on." ERIC GARMSHAUSEN £lo•• •ser.,e' To the Editor · The Huntington Beach Host Lions Club wishes to express its appreciation or the pictures or tfoward Jarvis holding a can or beer appeanng in the July s and 8 editions or the Daily Pilot. The can or beer was given to Mr. Jarvis as a gesture of apprecia· Uon and esteem aa he rode north on Main Street at the lntersec· lion or t tth Street where our club had a stand selling Coco· Colu and beer to the assembled crowd. As Mr. Jarvi11 approached our stand. our memberi1 agreed to give Mr. Jarvis a couple of beers. As he reached our in· tersecUon I ran o ut and proffered them tohlmwlththeco mpUments or our club. As Mr. Jarvis gladly accepted the beers tht crowd roared its approval. Aa you know the motto of the International A.aaociatlon of Lions Cl• la "We Serve." In view of what Mr. Jarvis baa done for tbe people of tbil st.al.I. our club concluded t.b1t an e•· ample of OU• motto would be to Nrvt Mr. Jarvla the two eana of beer, ROBERT L. SMITH ,. .... , ... several major building fire~ in .July. 1978, caused by , for lh1· m os t purt. juveniles d1:-.t'har~m~ dan~erou!'. firewor k:-. Ourin~ th.I!'. disastrous p1·riod we ex pc ra cnccd a loss of $238. 785 Naturally, w(' Wl•rc anxious to reduce the loss lha:. year through public cducatton PRIOR TO July 4 th1:. yeetr. we contacted the Huntington Beach Daily Pilot editor to enlist the help of your newspaper for a public se rvict• messagl'. Tht> editor was very helpful in pre senting the messai:c for th1· ci ti ze n s to a ssum e som e responsibiUty for the extinguish me nt of fires caused by the in disc riminate discharging or fireworks . The message apparently cam•· across. bccau.o;e the fire loss wa!> drastically reduced this year. which is listed at $3.475 Thi:. lo:-.:-. was primarily due to res 1d ential roof fires o f which seven wer e extinguished by the homeowner prior to the fire de· partmcnt's arrival Your assistance in minimizing the fire loss an our community 1:,- "reatly appreciated RAYMON D C PICARD fo~arc Chief Bele••e Doa1ter To the Editor: Re the Daily Pilot headline "Mille r calls critics "poo r losers." If he 1s such a good win· ncr. let him release his service dossier to the press a nd clear himself or any taint. Re fu11ing to do so indicates something is quest.lonable. J . A. WETHMELLER Appl••tll• 8r•..,• To the Editor . PuhapA If the critics· o f Edison Miller could expertence s·~ years in ajun1le prison camp, and Ir they s urvived, they mit ht be more considerate . I applaud Gov. Brown for his •PPolntment. ROBERT JACKSON ll•ellae8•lleC To the ltd.ltor: Well, ·Lord·ot·the-Manor Brown bu once a1ain told the peaaantl of Onan1e County to bold ' 0 n e o I t be a m a II b'u t 1ratllyln1 btnefltl of a.avtn1 Con1reu la daat I DO loqer have to put up wtdl JCMll' WMlldlnl drlyel " -L••• dde-a.p . Mendel Dawl1, D·S.C .. to a ortUoel .... uenl. Lh t•ir lonAue:. and be gra tefuJ for the la rgess he cho:-.e to send among us After "supposedly" asking for and listenini: lo the ad vice of the good people involved in our community, he slapped them and all of us as well. in the fact' and selected the only one who did nothavecommunitywidcinvolve· mcnt or support fro m the res•· dent!> und votc r.s inourt'ounty. OUR alternative 11-quite clear· Whllt• we huw no tea to throw into our harbor wt:• do ha111· ballot:-. to cust upon the water~ and af we fail to votl• out tht "hand·m aidcn" a nd the "King George -act-a like" at the earliest possible mome nt then we have truly surrender ed our ltbcrty for selr lnduJgence. and wt: will de · serve the mediocrity and high handed ignornncl' placed upon u:,, Only when we 1a1I to react to obviow; usurpation of our best interests will we be in danger of losin~ the Uberties for which so many strug"led and died IRVING X RURC No 1t'I"" To the Editor· Orange County has felt the sting of J erry Rrown for belng lht c onservative and s taunch Re publican area it is . His appoint· ment of Miller as s upervisor has to be his method of punishment. ll would be int.cresting to know how much Brown oweb Fonda and llayden. perhap!'. Mlllc r'b appointment doeti not ptty up the account. M Iller state~ ha:-opp0nen~ are poor 10!4ers. r be(( lo differ wilh him the count> 1s the loser t'or whut it is worth. Miller dJO not win anythinJI . at wati given to him JOHN T ISBERO N•t •F•114•' To the Editor: Well. we now know Brown'& trying to make political Halldfn out of his appointment of PAUler at th~ expense of Or1n1e County. I 1m now. not very l"O'lldo of either Brown or M'Uler WlLLIAM D. LUSK AJ4 OM. y PLOT 8 ~.~11.1171 School· Pact Panel Named Two men have been named to a fact·rtnding panel in the continuing battle between Huntington Beach's Ocean View School District teachers and tbe board of trustees to sign a new contract. The Ocean View Teachers Association has named Tom Brown of the California Teachers As· sociation to lbe lhree·member fact-finding group. TRUSTEES HA VE SELECTED STEVE An- delson. an attorney with a Palos Verdes law firm. Tbe two groups finally must select a panel c hairman from a list of seven applicants forwarded by the state Public Employment Rela· tions Board. The panel will hear arguments from both sides in the negotiations before submitting recommen- dations for final action. ·--~•!he-recommendations-are-not mandate , a district spokesman s aid, but the board will give them strong consideration. A STATE MEDIATOR DECLARED in mid· June that contract negotiations were making no headway. He later declared that the next step in mediation -fact-finding -would be appropriate. The teachers formally asked on J une 2S that fact-finding be initialed. The teachers organization is seeking salary hikes ranging between 7 and 34 percent, depending on each teacher's education, experience and length of service. ALSO SOUGHT ARE REDUCTIONS in class sizes. binding arbitration for grievances. a closed union shop. a shorter teaching day and cost of liv- ing increases as well as an additional $1,200 an- nua lly in fringe benefits per teacher. Tbe teachers' contract expired June 30, and demonstrating teachers have charged the board with not negotiating contract points in good faith. The board. on the other hand, has argued that meaningful negotiations are impossible until the state legislature allocates state funds to schools in place of property tax revenues lost as the result of Proposition 1.3. Handicapped Kith ·win Gold Medals Special education students from Huntington Beach Union High School District 's Guidance Center took 48 gold medals recently in the Special Olympics at UCLA.· .During play at UCLA, the center's students. .also won state championships in volleyball and soccer. MEDAL WINNERS INCLUDED volleyball players Traci Boyd, Steve Falzon, George Gasu. Steve Gibson. Dick Lockman, Sandy Luna, Susie Luna. Jim McBealb and Jeff Bryant. Soccer medal winners were Ellen Sehultz, CharlJe Giorgi, John Corey. Karen Fernholz, Deb- bie Haines, Liz Jackson, Jim Tate, Bill McCabe, Lazaro Espinosa, Marlanita Silva, Tim Callahan, Rich Mendoza, Ron Maloy and Valerie Baker. Henry Noriega won a gold medal for bowling, and Cheryl Trabant and Ann Dow took silver medals ln the sport. GYMNASTICS GOLD MEDAL winners were Mark Soltis for tumbling and floor exercise; Steve Cherry for parallel bars and floor exercise, and Deb- bie Henog for tumbling and floorexeretae. A dialrict spokesman said 2,500 handicapped youngsters participated in the games, with lhe Huntington Beach school taking the most gold medals. Student Loan Fonns Simplified WASHINGTON (AP> -It's &olne to be a UttJe easier for college students to fill out applications for federal ald nen year. ID m\.ewq tbealmpllfied form, the Depart~ meat ol Hea1th, l!'.dueation and Welfare said the old oae wu "uanet••arily complex and CODI•· m1." Tbe new .farm eliminatea 12 of tbe 54 qum· Uona from tbe old form and la aald to bave lnatl\IC· tiou wrtUen lD ~ BD1lilb. Bat atudenta will bave to make do wttb tbe old venlall for oae more academic year. Tiie DeW OMS wUl be med for tbe 19-81 adlool te ...... . MISCELLANY BEL· AIR DOUGLAS FIR FRENCH : DOORS Thia is the beautiful stuff you are -ing in the !T\ags and in new expensive hoUBeS. Clear tempered gl•u panes. · Finish to suit your taste. IEL All HOLLOW CORE SUIDOOU '"-.... full 6'8" high and 1 ~ .. thic k. Not bad prlc. either, what do you tlU.nk? 30" WIDE BIRCH . . . I S.88 ASH ..... 16 ... 32" WIDE BIRCH ...•• 6.88 ASH ..... 17.88 36 .. WIDE BIRCH . . . 17 .88 ASH ..... 18.88 ELITE PANELllG 5 94!esmrr ChOOM &om Vail CeclM, FronU.r Bu.ch or Herita99 Oak. (What? No plain •anilla?) BEL AIR DOUGLAS FIR ,_____ 4 PAHL OR 8 PANEL EllTRY DOOR 67~~&88 Thc.e penela do make the thin9 look Ulae m ore money. Now watch the 80liciton conw around. 1 * "s6.8"a36". G.E. SWITCB 01 RECEPTACLE 29~ Com• in l.ory or Brown. Enough aaid. On to the neat item. NOIAICB POLE IOllOI 2377 The thinQ ia 18s60 inch•• and requu-no big in.tallation. Holch in place with tenaion. ( l thought ~naion wu unhealthy.) GLmDEI SPIED LATEI SEMI -GLOSS EIAMEL COLORS OR WHITE 9!! 10 PAIE ( Nl510) l \.'•"-6.8" Available in 30". 32" or 36" 8788 "------~15-PAIE ( NlSlS) 0 1 :Y."a6'8" I PAI£ ( N 1510) Avail.hie in 30" or 36" 1W 's6'8" A•ailable in 30". 97•• 32" or 36" - sm SANDCAT SAIDEI 31 9.!3 A ftry f..t belt under th.at eancla fluah without ekipping. bouncinv. or 9ouqing ( if you don't pt nutty with 'he thing. ) ' 1 I 1_ ~ =:) , ~ -. G.E. SWITCH 01 RECEPTACLE • PLATE 14~ U -.old e ... ryone in .tock -cou1d.n 't pay thia ad ~. should n. ... g~ it with the other one. (Gripe, gripe. ) In iYOry or brown. 5 PC. CAI I ROME POLISBllG CLEAlllG SET 99c You get the bucket. the poliahin9 mitt, spon99, trteel wool, and poU.hin9 cloth. Hey, it'• 1-s than a jar of peanut butter. MELIOl 3 ADI IEVOLVllG SPllllLEI 1•! It will wat.r ~ area up to 39 foot in clia.nwter. Do the entire lawn in a coupl. of GEIJWIS PEITIEI 2·~ F..U la""'9. ~. u.... flowen. and ....,.tab&... Got • ..,u penetrant that ....Uy pta · the nutrient into hard aoila to clo 80IM eooct. 4" IOVIEPUITI 89~ ·- AICO GRAPHITE MULTI -GRADE MOTOR OIL ~.40 79~. They _, thia oil ia 90 •lippery you will get up to 23 eatra mu .. per tankfw. that'• pretty .. •lick tal.k. ROYAL TOOLS YOUR CHOICE 88~ It'• a table full of .tuff. E,,.n thinp Hu wnnch.ee. tape. g~. grommet ..U. Changee daily. 90 come in, paw thru. FOX CRAFT AUTO RAMPS 147! You can roll anything up to 6500 lbe. on it ... Hen an undenniqht elephant? All st.el DIETEi WATER FLO nLTEIS DIRT a RUST •PS-SI TASTE a ODOR •PS-Cl 12.97 14.97 GARY KLEIN, 'QUAD IQUAD' ... BER, MARKS TIRE Otr ~kUP TRUCK No One °"'" Him • HMI n... Wh11.....,._und Petroater 1'eporta Few Argue Over Tickets 'Quad Squad' Patrol& Beach City's Streets CAPITOLA <AP> -Drivers in thls beacb town enforcement" employee could be better used as near Santa Cruz seldom fi&ht back when tblir cars pay for several part-time people during the sum- are ticketed by members of "The Capit.ola Elec· mer. tric Cavalry." "We put the word out to different agencies that "It's bard work to quarrel with a man in a we'd consider the disabled for code enforcement wheelchair," said PoUce Chief Bob Allen. and we &<>l applications from everywhere,'' said Sgt. Joe Granata, the squad's supervlaor. ALLEN SAYS"THE HIRING OF six diaabled 1----.&UO.., .=--par.aple1ic-,..quadriplegteS-and an-ampat·----~A~ WOKJCS 15-20--m>URS per week, -who patrol their beats in wh"eelchairs bas "ef-with heavier patrols on weekends. They ea.m $5 an fectively taken the sting out of getting a parking hour. ticket." "At first, people ignored them," Granata said, Wearina red windbreakers and carrying two-"and some people still react in disbelief." way radios, the s ix roU about town in electric and Gfllerally, however, the response has been so manually e>perated wheelchairs. They 1ive tickets favorable the city 1s coruudering beefing up the or man strate1ic corners to give visitors direc· squad with "code enforcement'' insignia and whjp. lions. antenna fiaga to maJ<e the members more visible. Resident.a of the beach community of 9,500, Allen also sald"the police department and the which attracts an equal number of visitors daily city are con.sldering keeping the squad on year- during the summer and on holidays, bave affec· round. DM.Y PtLOT Al• Have a Colorful at Home. Sammer • • If you•rc like moel people v<>ti11I be epending more time at home ... Make if e~ bv wotldne In vc>ur prdcn. Remember that Roger's Gardens offers you the beat aclecdon •nd highcat qwatity plant• at a true value. 5 Gallon Tam allCI Se.green JUNIPERS NOW $9.95 Regularly $1 2.25 • nn ....i. •htu J.Jv MINI-SUN CHAISES Perf .. ct for Sun-bathing. Constructed with a sturdy light weight aluminum frame, .._, . seat and backing are made of Acrilan, for . comfort. ~ The sun is out ,, and-the chairs are-in! REIGER BEGONIAS NOW $10.95 .. Manager's Special Buytt We have a large selection of these.. vibrous flowers in assorted colors o~ Nie thru July. GAllDENING SEMINARS ~~ · .. ":1~ ,',, ~ .;;:: . ~"-~~M~ ~.t ~ :.·~l11,. ... y.- Make gardening a family project . . . Attend Roger's Garden& informative Gardening Seminars on hanging basket construction at I I AM. I PM, and J_fM San Jooquan Hill'> Rd di MM Arthur Blvd .• N~n Be«h, (7141640-5800 0 pt'n Octtl\I 9dm to 6pm ( L. M. BOYD ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT lionately dubbed the group the "Quad Squad." ,-------------------l------------------------------------· ONE MEMBER -A. VICTIM OF POUO ln bis youth who admit, he ontt "chewed out" a meter maid said he ii. "surprised how friendly everyone is." "I've never seen anyone even come close to giving me a hard time," s aid Gary Klein. Allen founded the group two weeks ago alter deciding that a :.ingle full-time i.alary for a "code · Pendleton Marine Sues Over Arrest FALLBROOK (AP> -A S2SO million claim against two branches of the armed forces baa been fHed by a 22-year-old Camp Pendleton Marine and bis wife who claim that Gestapo-like tactics were used when the husband was mistakenly arrested March ts on rape charges In lbe first step of a legal process that could lead to a federal suit, Lance Cpl. Douglas M. Wood and his wife Gayle charge the Naval Investigative Service and the Marine Corp1 with falae arrest and imprisonment. trespassing, assault and battery and wrongful death. THE WRONGFUL DEATH CHARGE stems from the birth or a premature son Mrs. Wood de· livered Euler Sunday. The infant -born 10 weeks early died within hours The Wood.a' attorney said doctona blame the premature birth on the emotionul stress and strain Mrs. Wood endured. Wood was arrested by NJS agents at the base March 15 and spent 14 days in the brig on cbar1es of raping a Marine's wife on the base that mom- in&. "'111EY STOPPED DOUG AND HELD a 1un dlrecUy to h1a bead," Mrs. Wood aaid. "They locked bim up tben aeven men Cfour NIS aJ.enla, two Fallbrook policemen and a sheriff a In· veatlaator) came to our Fallbrook apartment where they walked In and began Hareblaa tbe house, teariftl tbe apartment to ~. ~ UW.11 on the floor," she aald. The claim was filed by atlonaey Robert Moore, wbo aaid It "may be surprtalns to aee a ll50 million claim, but what price do you put on a human life that was IOllt u the result ol Wa kind ol outraaeoua conduct by law enforcement of. ncen7" . .... WOOD. u. WD "ON& or tbem' beaan piclllq my underwear out ol a drawer and aired naeto~jeaeh pair.'' WMalhetried tolaudoee .,.. ....... kept In a footlocker, lbeaaid.lbewu pu11Mc1 to die floor. TM Martne Corpe concluded lta lDV..U,allan of tlae npe ebarlee aaalnlt Wood oe April 17, but ........ c...,......_ ......... ..... ldmcmbTllH-tlaatdael'lllllM .... drQpld. You'll take p!Qasure In this contoured dec.otettor chair with comfort plus Like d modem sculpture. the sleek tind sturdy chrome-plated tube frame sparkles plenty. You are always at ease In the canvas sling seat and lk\Ckrest wtth a big. comfortable Cdnvas-covered foam cushion. And there's two handy side pockets. In triinbow bttght blue. It's 26" tdll. 25 in-wide and 26° deep. Perfect for the laid back hie! Reg 39.95. Aaron Brothen Special $26.88 .. --=------- ~~..-s me~ ---~-..... I! " ... . . . . l i • • '· l : . •• H r , .. . ................ Marvin -~tng Stands LOS ANGELES !AP> A Judge refused today to re· con sider his decision In the la ndmark property rights case of Marvin vs. M.-..rvm, saying It made no difference to his view of the case whether Lee Marvin lied on lhe witness st1rnd. S uperior Court Judge Arthur Ma rshall also refused to award SS00.000 in attorney's fees to the lawyer for Miche lle Triolu Ma rvin. declaring he believes she lost her laws uit on every count. "It makes no difference to lhe court in decision of this matter that Mr. Marvin lied or did not lie." Marshall said. "It does matter lo the court that a oian ---~·who-lies if he dfd li e, shouJd pay a penalty for that." 7 Marshall said a district at torney's probe of Ma rvin's al· leged perjury is continuing and ··the court feels it is in good ha nds. and the district allorney will proceed if it becomes a c riminal matter." <See MARVIN, Page A21 Laguna Rape Reported. by Teen Victim A sell-proclaamed artist. who told bis bitchbjklng passenger he wanted lo stop in a field lo col- lect driftwood for his c raft. raped the woman repeatedly before leaving her stranded on Laguna Canyon Road Wednes day Laguna Beach poJi'ce said Lhe 17-year-old victim walked to the canyon road after the crime and hitc hhiked lo he r Buen:t Park home where her parents took her to the hospital and called '\he riff's deputies. The incident began early We dnesday when the young s witchboard operator hitchhiked to Laguna Beach for a day at the s hore. She was thumbing a ride home at about 4 30 p.m. when she wus picked up by a chunky m:.in in a s mall foreign truck wi th a whik campe r top. , The s uspect s topped for , gasoline in town. then took hjs victim out the cc.nyon road, say· ing h e n cedeo to collect driftwood for a n c.rt proJect. The suspect pulled into the Sycamore Flats area o ff th( canyon road a nd immediately threatened hJs v1cum with a t smaJI knife. He forced her to the ground in the field and raped he r. police j said, and performed unnatural .sex acts on his victim . He left in bis truck alter telling his victim 'he would kill her if s he com- • plained to police. He was described as being of Latin descent. between the ages of 28 and 30. standing five feet 1J Inches \all a nd we ighing 190 pounds Coast Weather Gusty 15 lo 30 mph winds Friday with a chance of measurable rain JO percent. Ht•hs Friday 1D upper 70s at beaches to IO inl~ artas. 1~81DETeD~~ Un• cu~ ooom• w1ul• MOUW'°"' a butt. That'• UN leQOCll of the tnma•Alculca ,.,,_,_, srort.•. photo. Page M . -ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNfA !A ti Sllariag Condolences Former President Rioha rd Nixon was among lhe 300 mourners who attended memorial ser vices in Newport Beach this morning for long tim e resident and civic leader 0 . W. "Dick " Richard who died last week at the age of 73. Nixon greet· ed Richard's widow. Jenn}. and son . John. who stood beside a bronze bu:-.t of Richard commissioned by the Newport lfarbor Area Chamber of Commcrtt' which or l{anized the memorial. Drug Firm Sets Appeal $2.5 Million Judgment Protested By F REDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of Ille O•ily tl'li.t Sl•ll Johnson & Johnson. the na- tion 's giant health preduct manufacturing firm. will appeal a $2.5 million judgment awarded a Fullerton woman who claimed injury from use ol a prescription contraceptive. An Orange County Superior Court jury a warded the s um Wednesday to Kathleen Ertel. 27 . who testified in a five-week long trial that she s wrered a stroke and para lysis after taking Orlho-Novum. a contraceptive used by an estimated 10 million women nationwide. I n a short statement today, :t Johnson & Johnson offi cial said. "We strongly believe evidence in the case does not s upport the • ve rdict and that the judgment was unjustified . We will ap· peal." Johnson & Johnson is the pare nt f ir m to Ortho P h a rmaceutica l Corp . o f Raritan. N.J .. the manufacturer of the widely prescribed drug. Wednesday's decision was a landmark one in the view of San ta Ana attorney Arthur Hews, a product liability specialist who represented Mrs. Ertel in the ac lion . Hews said the decision was s ig nifi cant in that a pha rmaceutical firm was held directly liable for not warning the user of a drug about its possi blc side effects. Attorneys for Jonnson & .Johnson had argued that c urrent federal laws on prescribed drugs require that side eCfect warning!> be provided only to physicians . It is the doctol"l)' duty to warn patients. J ohnson & Johnson lawyers contended Mrs Ertel previously had reached an out of court setlle· menl with the physician who prescribed Ortho-Novum to her during a 41·day period in 1974 while s he was a s tudent at Fullerton College She later s uffered a s troke that cause permanent paralys1~ on her right side. Mrs. Ertel testified The ease was H novel one 1n that Hews was able to l'nlcr into evidence rl'SUlts 0£ a nationwide• poll of women on lht• use of hirth CSee i\Wt\RD, Pagt· t\21 Woman's Body . Bunted Helicopter Hired in 'Bizarre Suicide' SAN DIEGO CAP> -Grouod crews were searching ruged mountain terrain today Cor the body of a young woman who paid $270 for a helicopter ride. the n plunged 2,000 feet to her death in what authorities .called .. a bizarre suicide." - The pilot or the helicopter sa10 the young woman asked him to climb hlgher so she could look at some property, then, "with a s trange s mile on he r face. backed out her door. "I climbed to about 2,000 feet a nd made a gentle bank lo the left." pilot. Oscar Madariaga told police. "I was looking to the left. Then I banked right, looked to the right and she was going out the door backwards," the pilot said . "She just sat there lookjng at me through the window. That was It." Efforts to recover the body were halted by d arkness, a sheriff's spokesman said . The victim was not immediate ly ldenUlied. The search was centered a bout five miles east of Ramona, the spokesman said. Madariaga told authoriUes the woman , a brunette ln her early 20s, said she bad taken a bus from Ocea n Beach to Montgomery Field, arriving at lO a .m. She paid the $270 In cash SI'MIS RECALL JOllN F ~l'NE. . , . "' . Cl1ln Tre•or ••d !'otlit-.; former Job Wape eo-1t,n ,,.. ................... . ... AmMeu Cueer .8octetJ ha•d·raa.tu tribute hid .. CoroH def Mar Wed•eedaJ -ae ........ P ... Cl. to the National Air College Inc . then waited qntil l p.m . for her r ide. O nce the he licopt e r was airborne anct traveling at 50 mph, she asked. Madariaga to climb higher over the area that interested he r . between the m o untai n communities or Ramona and Santa Ysabel. She J,tave no indication that she was upset. Madariaga said "She was having a ball like any ordinary ride." he said. The wo man had rejec t ed \' wearing a should<'r h<trnes!> and mentioned s he w<intcd the vents ope n so she could feel the wind hit her. Madarwga said. During the seconds after she jumped. Madaria~a said hl• sat s tunned. "I don't know how long 1t was seconds or minutes I Just s at there trying to fi gun· out what happened "When I realized. I made a t80·degree turn and started look- ing lo see if I could see anything (See JUMP. Page AZ> THURSDAY, JULY 19-1979 - l'our Hometown Dally Newspaper Fl FTEEN CENTS a ifano Treasury Official Also Out W ASlilNGTON l AP> -Pres1 dent Carter announced today hl• has ousted Joseph A. CalifaniJ Jr. as secretary of fle<Jlth. Education and Welfare :.ind wl11 nominate Patrici<i Rob<'rti. Harris. s ecretary of ll ous1n~ cind Urban Development. to sue ceed him. In announcing the· first casuul ty or Carter's Cabinet shakeup. Wpite House press s ecret ar y .Jody Powell said a replacement for Mrs llarris tit JIU D would be a nnounced soon. However, there wen· uncon firmed reports that Thomas I'. O'Neill Ill. lieutenant govl'rnor of M assachusells and ~on of House ~e_a e r Thom;1 I' FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 O 'Neill Jr . wou ld bt· namf'•I llU D sec-retarv In other dcveloµment~ CarH•r acn·ptt:d tht< re~ 1gnat1on of TrE-asurv Sc<·n·tarv Michael Blumenthal anll will n a m 1· 1-· e d c r ;, I ft l' ~ t· r \ 1• Cha1rm:.in G Wilh:.im Miller to re place him. con~rc·:o;~1onal sources said this afternoon President Carter act•ept.cd tht· resigna tion of Attorney General GriHin llell today and said he would nomrnall' Deputy l\ttorncy General HcnJam1n Civiletti to succeed him. Transportation Secretary Brock Adams s aid he had been . asked to rem:tm al his JOb. hut • had not <lcc1dt·d whether tu 1Jh so Powell s aid Califano and Mrs Harris "have already discussed pla ns for an orde rly transition" at HEW. th<' b1ggcst department m government. Jn his letter of resignation. dated today, t he o uts poken . liberal Califano suggested that the inevitable controversies sur rounding the post he· 1i; vatatrng led to his departure "Whenever the laws th<it tht· Congress charges the ~t·<.:rct~.rv of If EW to t•xeeutt· <H<· :1<1 ministered with vigor lht·n· will be controve rsy I hav<' lned 111 cxcc-utc thcsc laws vigorously . Ca lifano wrote Carter In ~· handwritten noll.' ud drt•ssed "to Sccrf'l<Hy Joi· Califano,·· the pres ident suid "I acct•pt your rc::;1gnat1on with a genuine feclini:? of :.ipprecwl1on C:J nd of recognition ... There was no immediate word on the future of other Cabinet and top White House offic-1ab who submitted the ir rel-1gna Uons Tuesday Califano broke the new~ t•1 several dozen top aides' in h1~ or tSee CABINET. Page i\21 EYED FOR HUD POST Thomas P. O'Neill Ill NEW HEW CHIEF Patricia Robert Harris AP Wlft ...... O\ FIRST CASUAL TY Joseph A. Califano Jr. Irvine Water Unit Names New Chief The chief engineer of the Los Angeles County Water District will pick up the administrative reins of the Irvine Ranch Water District in October c1s its new general manager. C.O. Reinhardt. pres ident of the district's board of directors. said the new water agency boss is Arthur E. Bruington. 51. Bruington was a ppointed by the board Monday night lo replace William F'. Hurst. who had resigned to go into private industry. A s pokeswoman for the dis tric t i;aid the ne w general manager was hlred at a salary 1 of $49,000 a year. Hurst earned $45,000 annually. Bruington wtll be in cha rge of a staff or 175 for a district that distributes water for municipal a nd a,ncultural uses lo lhe city of lrvlne and outlying areas: .collects sewage, and provides waet.ewat.er treatment, · As the principal planner for the Loi Anaelea County F1ood Control District. Brulntlon bandle4 a staff of more tban ~1000. He was cfl:en1lneer for tnat diatric&_for ye.rs and had been -.i ,, •• , fot 2' · y\ars. • · t 1er1dngton -,,not e•pectec! to .. NEW WATSR CHIEF ArttM Bruington 1 be&ln his fulktime dutlea wtth the lrvjne ditU1cl un\11 October He wlU ~ will\. t~ district oa • part-thne buaJplll th4"1. Aa (lee WAfta~a1e A2> • CABINET ••• ftile M mJid-daJ, One aide WU .... IM•lq Uae m•elln1 l n ~ ......... aMH .. 7 CdfMOWU ............ ..., tUt c.n.-.. ~ .. la • '-'" review Md •vaha•U. cl .............. ,~ ..... ob Jfftl•• of l•prOYl•I f•t•r. ........... Tta• H&W Htr•tary hu eomelimH tlatlted wttb 1CJ•rltr'• ataff over pollcy • ...._ ........ ..u .• .,..=r. •ff•NID ud vMloro• aa • .. crt•"laaUon •lforta etne ••1•r•d tome 80•1thern Dtm•nta. Califano'I te1lpa\lon wu ar ranpd teeretly Wtdnetday. Th~ -~ ... ........, ............ ter Catter bJ aaylq, ••1a •c· ·• eord •Itta our eonvtrlltlon 1•Wl'da1 afterDOOO. I Mr.try · foriDAQ, tmder my ,_.paUon u ..cn&ary ol Health, &duea uo. and Welf aN ... PO..U _quoted Ca.Ur u ..,. t.1 Ula lln. Harris. at HUD. '''9u el&abUlbed an admirable neord ol eompaulooate and el- ftcleat INderabip" ud etUo1a u.e preudent •• full cooftdenee. In b.le note to Califano, lbe prea· . Jd~t expressed similar HOU· inftta. wrttin1 : "You have, ln· deed, 4emonatratAMI that major public aervlce can uemplily both competence and com· 'pe11ion." , Califano, onetime chlef domnUc poUcy aide to Presi· dent Johnaon, thanked Carter for havtnc liven blm authority and freedom to "speak out on controvenlal pubUc ilsues." In hla address to the nation Sunday, Carter quoUd a visUor to Camp David durin1 hl1 recent ·domestic summit" as telUng him that some Cabinet offteers were dilloyal. ----- ·J'(JMP ••• fafline. I dropped down to about 100 reet and slowed down. But I couldn't see anything. So f closed the door. Her seat belt was still hanging there." Minutes later. Maduriaga said be returned lo Montgomer y Field and assisted authorities in an aerial search. . "I have to look al it this way: 11 couldn't avoid it. I didn't cause it. There was absolute ly nothJni/ 1 could have done, so I can't let it bother me." be said. ~· ,.,.._ P.,.e A J J WATER ••• sistine him will be district board f member E. Ray QiJlgley, who bad bandied the ge neral ! manager's Job since June, when •Hurst'• resignation took effect. • The spokeswoman for the dis· · trict saJd Quigley had served as general manager without any i pay othe r than bis board mem-, ! ber '• stipend. He Is a.-United ~ Airlines pilot by proreaslon. Among other assignments. • Bruington bas served on the i Californta Re gional Water 1 Quality Control Board, Los i An1eles region. . I l F,....P_,,eAJ I lAWARD ••• control plll.I. The poll found that S3 percent • of WOQMD would have been COD· 'Hmed abotlt tatin8 the dn.&1 i1 they knew di ill po11lble aide ef- fects. The _poll, commissioned by" r Hews, wu conducted by Mervin Field, a respecte d national pollster. Wednesday's jury award was 'for actual dama1e1 only. The •jury deliberated one day In , reacbllu( the decision. f ; . r + • i .t LOS ANGELES '(AP) - Former Gov. Ronald Reagan Is back from a private meeting in Mexico Clty with Preeident Jose Lopez Portillo. DAILY PILOT r11t0t..,.c-011"_..·--"k<-..._ ... _,._ ,,,...._ ...... °" .... ,_,_......,.~ ........ ""-"'° Mii ..................... ,, ... , ,., (My -. ,......9Ndl, _......,. .... ,,,.._. -Y-.,,lnllle.~llM<1'1 ....... C.-A _,....... ...... ......_ ... _.,._ ....,._"' ,,.,,__,..........,.,,.,. .... no _ .. ,......,~-.c ............ .. ~.:.=..... .... o.-. ¥1<•"'"'-_ ....... __ .............. ...... ~-= --..:-~---~-- '''''" 1111 cPt•tMMm1 0 .......... ...,. ~-c.... ... - lttine Dump Pretest E etl The Irvine C•l>' CouncU ha• been \lfled to ,.. .. mph11lae •ta ~ce,. to oeu1ty ottltt1a. ov.r traffic. Utter. nol1e and odor preb'-Uutt eould Nluk rrom a pfOPQMd d-p alt. la 8" Mod ICMlnd eell,yOM • Two dl.r atflclall -PublJc Work1 '()\rect or 0 8renl Mu c how 1 nd Co mmunity Development Dlreclor Larr> Ho1lo will aak Ute ~n Tu.lday for Jll JHtrmlulon to rorward a lettu to county supervisors again eic prun ln11 m ajor concern• with the pro po1ed landfill 11taUon. Tho cou11 ell wUI meet at 7:30 p.m. at City th•ll "The proJe<'t hBR the potenU1o1l to 1ener1te 1l1nif1rant environ mental Impact& upon the exlttt Park West Notices Distributed Residents who have luuncfied a drive to organbe a tenanll as socialion in the Park West apartment complex in Irvin~ distributed leaflet& door-to-door Wednesday. The flyers tell or a meeting set for Wednesday njgbt to discuss formation or the tenants group, and organl:ier Dave Stoner said thinnorninrfTVine Company of· ficials. who run the complex. did not in~rfere or take down the flyers. Stoner, UCI student body vice president. said a petition drive would begin over lhe weekend as a· prelude lo the Wednesday meeting. Irvine officials had ordered " first batch of leafl ets tacked up last week taken down. The or· gani:iers claimed their constllu· tional rights had been violated. When they made their plans to t.ry again Wednesday. officials said they would wait and sec how the leaflel~ we re distributed berol'~ deciding what action to take. A company spokeswoman said th is morning no action was taken. Formation of a tenants union at Park West. a sprawling apart- ment complex. was a key part or the platlonn or the UCJ student government. Stoner estimated about 300 students li ved In the complex. Irvine officials say they can't slop creation of a tenants union but say they had a lready set up procedures to handle complaints and problems effectively. Textile Pack OK'd PEKING CAP) -China and the Common Marke t have signed a textile agreement after "very difficult negoti a lions," Sir. Roy Denman, the Market 's foreign affairs director , said to- day. The United Slates failed in recent negotiations with the Chinese to conclude a textile agreement. Reanlen Day •n1 and future retlden\I of the' cttr ol lrvlne." thelr report to oouncU"*> 1.119. TM Soard ot Supe vlaon " •!IP4cted to 1000 review tM clraft ~nvlronmental l"lfOrt for dev•loa>ment of tt. ludftll 4'1· i po11I ataUon In BM aDc:I ._.. Canyons. located norttieut Of Irvine Boulevard. Co unty p lannl n1 com · mlaalonera bad approved th• document u act.Quale In June. lrvlne councllmen bad re· viewed th•envlronmental report lo April, when numerous con· cerna were e1lpreued about prob- 1 e nu th• dump t ile could create and measures that could alleviate them. The clty't Trans portation Commlulon alw revltwed the repo rt and ltemlled Its ~on· cern11. The letwr lhu city would 11end to county 1tupervhior1t Hh lhet before any acllon 111 taken to creatt the dlapuul 11tatlon, "lhf' clty or lrvJne be •riven the op portunlly to rcwl ow df'Vf'lot,mN1t pl•n• and mltt1atlm1 · mf'1umres required to reduce tnvtronmen· tal lmpactA. " The Dee encl ttoun1I Citnyon 11lle I• under study by county planners a111 ,. rcplaceml!nt for the Coyote Canyon dlel)Ofltl 1Jle· lion. which 111 scheduled lo clOflc• In 1981. More Ocean Rescues Seen- Off Newport Newport Beach lifeguards, who rescued 135 swimmers from eight·foot surf Wednesday, said they exp<:ct more of the same this weekend as hurricane Dolores is expected to kick up more big breakers. Lifeguard Lt. Logan Lockabey said Wednesday's surf was the result or a s torm off New Zealand. The big breakers had receded to about four reel today. However, the hurricane blow· ing up off the Mexican coast, was expected to push big waves onto south facing beaches this weekend. Last weekend, out or a totaJ beach crowd or 180,000 people, Newport guards we r e only called upon to r escue eight swimmers. Wednesday's big s urf. while keeping lifeguards busy in Newport where 75,000 came to the strands, produced no major Injuries there. San Clemente guards reported lhal 24·year-old Richard Hazard Jr .. son of that city's marine safe ty director was injured when struck in the bead with bis surfboard. H a:iard, considered one of lhe Orange Coast's best surfers. was knocked unconscious al 3 p.m. while surfing off San Ma teo Point just north or , the Nixon estate. He was pulled from the water by fellow aurfen. He is listed in good condition today al San Cle mente General Hospital. Debby Boo~ Sings Tollight at OC Fair Performances by Debby Boone and the celebration or All Stales Reunion Day are on the agenda this evening at the Orange County Fair,88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. On Friday, designated Children's Day, anyone 12 or un· der will be admitted free untll 6' p .m. Friday night highlights will In· elude thegroupTavarea perform· ing at 7 and 9 p.m. in the am· pbitbeater and the RCA Cham· pionsbJp Rodeo at 8 p .m . in the 1randataod. Re1ular admi11lon ii S2 for adult.andtlforcbUdren&-12. Hours are noon to midDitht to- day, 10 a.m. to mldnllbt friday throuah Sund-.v. when the lair closes . Here's the schedule for this evenlna and early Friday: TONIGHT 5·10 p.m. Cb1na palnUftl, craft.a area. 5 p.m. Ronald McDonald, on the 1roundl. 5 p .m . Saddleback Dance Center, MountalD Dew Staie. 5 and 8 p .m . lfltchell Marlonettet Showboat, on the 1roundl. • 5:30 and 7:IO p.m. Atbl .... In Aetlon. GD tbt ooundl. l :IO and 1:11 p.m. IUa&a Rech CowboJI. e.ru.,.ltale. I p.m. H1rr1 •·woo-Woo .. Stev•, -.,.mt.taDew&tap.- t p.m. ltatel BaUlalon D&J B•I· 11.H~ ..... I p.m. 4-H cm Stqe. f·H buUd· ..... 8 :30·J0:30 p.m. Giant Steps Combo, Food Bazaar. 6 :30 p.m. Santa Ana Winds Band, Heritage Staie. 7 and 9 p.m. Debby Boone, Am· phltheater. 7:30 and 9:30 p .m . Warren Dobaon/ American Bandstand, Hertta1e Staae. 7:30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair, Moonabine Keadowa. 7:80-11 :30 p.m. Montezuma'• Reveqe, Mountain Dew Staie. 8 and lOp.m . La.aer Dlacomanla featurln1 The Lockers, Grandltand. ftlDAY t e.m. Junior Cavy Show, livntockarea. 10 a .in. Novice FFA beef abowmemblp, llveatock area. 10 a .m.-4 p.m. China palntiq • crafta area. 11 a .m . Senlor FFA beef 1bowmamb1p. UvMtock area. 1 p.m. 4·H/FP'A round robin eoni.ta. livestock.,. •. l :IOp.m. Kime lbow, Herttaae St•I•· / 2 p.m. Harr1 "Woo-Woo0 Stevem, lloun&e1a Dew State. =..t:· Roral Hone Fair, II Metidowa. l :IO and •=•.r,r· New eoa, B•lld, Rerttaae • I p.m. KftcMl Mal'lont«el Sbowboat. on the ll'CNMI. I : ao p.m . Clown conte1t, Herttqe&tue. 4 P·•· Joeiua Jud. MOWltala Dew ..... 4 p.m. 6-ff OD aa,1. 4·ff budd- inl . 0.11, ...... •'-" ...... IT WAS ALL OYI" BUT nte COURT FIGHT fOR WIL WRIGHT'S AND BAIT SHOP MHlng Room for Newport'• New 8rtdge, Bulldozer Leavea only Wh•rf Merker fi',...P-.,rAI MARVIN ••• lie 8lN'88ed that hh1 rulln1 ln April awardtn.c Mlu Muvtn 1104.000 for rchabllltttllun wu not bo1Jed in uny way on the 1tc· tor'• w11t1rnony, but rather de. pl'nded on Mh1" Marvtn'e story ol lht' "Ix ycur love alfiil r. "The court'e decision waa ba11ed ... vlrtu.-lly not ul all on QnythlnK th e dcre nd an t ( M arvln > contended on the wit· n ~ 911 11 t n ti d . M o s ti y • th a t testimony cons Isled or denials ... the Judge suld. "The cou rt r elied on the testimony or the plaintirr <Miss Marvin > bula nc cd with the testimony of other witnesses..." He added : "The court stands' by Its previous decision and is therefore denying the motion for reconsideration." Michelle Marvin's attorney told the judge today she de· serves to be paid by actor Lee Marvin because the landmark property r ights cusc cstablishc..'<f an important law thf.lt is sweep. lng the country. "I was probably ridicult.' - The old-fa shioned s ight of clothes flapping in the wind o n u bac k y a-rd clothes line is causing a political nap here. By a unanimous vole, the City Coun cil instructed its staff to study several energy-saving options - in c luding a ban on neighborhood agreements which prohibit h a nging clothes out to dry. Council member Ell en Fletcher says she lives in a n area which prohibits clotheslines, but she en· joys the sight of brightly colored clothes waving In the breeze. /) ., . • II I ~ ' Store Owner Loses Ro11nd to CalTrans By IOANNE REVNOL08 Of IM 0.llY ,., ... ta.ti Her Newport Beach lee cream store and moat or lt11 Cum ilthJnl(s may have faJlen to a hulldozer·~ blades, but us far as Jo Be11s~ll Is concerned, her fight with CalTrans is far from over. "l've still got my laws ui t pending," saJd a dejected Mrt. Besse II today. "I guess th111 latest thing will just add to It.·· "This latest thing" occurrell Wednesday when Mrs. Besseir ... -WI~ Wr~Jlt.'s.. lce-~r.~m st.on· and the adjoining ball and tuck lt· shop were demolished. The property on which thl• buildings were located was 'olrl to CalTrans by the Irvine Corn pany to make way for the new se ven-lan e Pa ci f ic Coa~I Highway bridge that will cro:-.:. the Upper Newport Bay Today. the only lhini.: lt'ft standing on the parcel at Co<i'>I Highway and Dover Drive 1s th1• stale histori<'a l mark1•r '>f'l al the site or thC'1 Me f''addt'n wharf, built in 1873. Mrs Bessel!. who opcrat1·d lh1· nearby ice cream store· for 1•1gh1 years, resisted ev1ct1on to lh1• end IY ull of ilH run111hlngs, Including fin antlf!Ut' muhoguny back bar. !illll lnHidP. Sh(' said 11h<· '"'''' a rcw ill"mi.. 1'Uch 011 lhc freczer11, ut the lalll minulf· • 'J 'm going to rt•Mvn ~II tht· t'<111t3 throuJ(h my lawsuit," sh1· de<' I a red A111de from hl·r complaints abo ut the luc k of rinanc1al Ct' s111tance in rclocatin her hus1 nt·ss, Mrs. Resse " " I nop. pmg mud that she couldn't stay through September "Why couldn't they at least IN us have our season?" she asked "ll wouldn't ma ke a ny d1f fcrencc to their construction schedule ir W<" didn't move out until the end of summer . "How unfair C'an they get?" The latf'sl estimates arc that t•onstrUl·t1on hu1 s will be sought in January with completion of 1111• m•w hrul~l· ant1c 1pat1·d hy l11i-c•ncl 11( l!IHI Contractors and CalTrans of W ASHr NGTON I AP J -The flcials brought a s he r1H 's l\irlinc Passen~ers Association Wurt Uplwl<b DC-10 Fligh~s matron with them when they ar has lost o court appeal seeking rived Wednesday to begin work to keep the nation's DC-JOs out She left her store under protest. or the· ui r until all the <tircraft'~ she said. design problem'! art· solved. Mrs .. Bessel!. wh? insisted sh1· • A thrc·{' JUdgc fcid1.:ral appeal:. wouldn t m_ove until sh<' got an <'ourt panel Wedn1·,day rcfusc<l offe r of f1n a nc1al a~sist ant•t.• a rc>que~t to 1mmedratC'ly ground from the stale agency, sold the tla· DC 10:. Th<' p<isM·ngcr" store was demolished with near group was trying to overturn a de<'is1on by the Federal Aviation l\dmlnistrat1on a llowing tht• planes back in thP ;ur !<1st Fri day Irvine to Sponsor Skateboard Match The City or Irvine Will sponsor a skateboard skill<> contest, July 28 from 9 a.m. lo 2 p.m. at the University Community P<irk . I Beech Tree Lane Admission is $2 and persons or all ages arc w e l co m e to participate. Registration ii. he ing held at the <.:o m mun1ty Services Departme nt. 71200 Jamboree Blvd. or the Umvcrs1 ty Community Park For more information, call 559·085 1 Wh ile :lllowing the planes to fl y . the f'AA orde red U S airlint:'s to correct problems in the plane's s lats, pylon as - s e m hly and s tull wa rning !lystcms System Approved CAP E CANAVERAL. F la I AP ) -A sound suppression system for thl· spacte s huttle has passed its tOth and final test, placing the project one step closer to a 1980 launch. 1 -------- "'-~.July l9. 1979 .Co1111 Probe -.Sta.HS Testimony Ruling Bizarre Twist •• Ballet_ 0Pf1.••ed Benj.amin Hooks, head of the NAACP, voiced his opposi· tion Wednesday to a measure on the state November ballot that would ban forced school busing. Hooks with Sen. Diane Watson, D-Los Angeles, right, and members of the Assembly. Te resa Hughes, D-Los Angeles and E lihu Harris , D·Be rkeley, said Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. would have to oppose the anti-busing measure if he expected black s upport for a 1980 bid for the presidency. SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -~e ptobe.. ot the CaUlornJa Supreme. Court wu ln le1al limbo today after the bl&)l court, ln a blutTe Irony, waa uked by the in· veatl1aUaa commlaalon to set aaldo. a rulln1 that one of It.a own Ju1UcH need not teatify in publlc. The Supreme Court ls in the 1lran1e posltioa. at the moment . of wine uked to rule on a mat· t e r after five of the seven JUltlcet already have testified in public. before reporterS' and photographers. Those five. In effect, are being asked to rule on1be l>l'OPriety of their own appeara nces. in the probe of charges the high court. improperly delayed decisions last year for political reasons. THE REQUEST appears to place the justices who teslilied in immediate conflict or interest. The usual procedure in such cases is dlsquaJlficaUon. Normally, Chief J ustice Rose Bird is em powered to assign substitute judges when justices disqualify themselves. But what is the rule, hearing observers wondered. if the chief justice dis qualifies her self? She is a m o n g the five who have already testified. Noting that the state consUtu· lion offers no remedy in the ex- traordina r y situation, com · m issloners talked about the poss ibility of impaneling a seve n-justice tribunal .. by lot" to untie the twisted legal knot. .6 Hurt Battling ;guge Bmsh Blazes Commission s pecial counsel Seth Huftsedler sent a letter to --Ole h1g courl , ffiTiig' ,-ex- traordinary public interest" and pleading with the tribunal to act CASTAIC <AP> -Firefighters controlled two large brush fires s Lraddling Interstate 5 early today af\er more than 4,400 acres were charred and six firefighters injured. Five members or a U.S. Forest Service crew suffered fi rst and . second·degree burns on the hands and face in one fire Wednesday a nd a ,;upervisor suffered smoke inhalation. but a ll were treated and released, according to Los [ ) Angeles County Fire Depart-Sf ATE ment spokesman Dennis Davies. The blaze firemen called the -----------Chiquito fire was contained at 6 p.m. Wednesday and controlled at 8 p.m. after consuming 2.150 ac res. The other. called the Wayside fire. was controlJed al J a m Term Exteaded SAN QUENTIN <AP> -The stal e pa role board has added three years and four months lo Symbioncse Liberation Army member Russell Little's sen· ten ce for attempted escape and assault. The decision We dnesday means that Little, whose murder conviction in the cyanide·bullet s l aying o f Oakland sch ool Supe rintendent Marcus Foster was recently overturned, faces a release date of Nov. 9, 1983 on h is 1975 attempted escape con· viction. But Lillie could be paroled by Sept. 25, 1981 if grant ed credlt for good behavior Ola~• Rejected LOS ANGELES <A P> Des pite a $108,000 "mistake" in· voJving stock sales, a judge has rejected the state a ttorney general's c harges that three conservators had been .. raping" the $150 milLJon estate of senile financial wizard Ben Weingart. Superior Court Judge Arthur K . MarshaJJ refused Wednesday lo r e move two of the busi - ness me n who are the con· i-ervators, but accepted the res- ignation of a third, J ack Rosen- berg. And the judge ordered the conservators to pay the estate $108,000 in damages for a "mis · lake" in judgment concerning sales of Fed Mart stock OleRenhip S AC RAME NTO CA P ) For e i g n e r s living o uts id e California could be prevented from owning land in the state, under a cons~· utional a mend· m ent approved y an Assembly committee. The Asse bly Finance, Ins urance and Commerce Com- mittee voled 7-6 Wednesday on ACA20 by A ssemblyma n Richard L<!hman, D-Fres no. sending it to the Judiciary Com· mittee. Lehman aide Joe Hoyt said the measure was prompted by "the rising cost of farmland" and the possibility that absentee foreign owne r ship would in- crease that cost Lawmakers' Pay Pensions Boost Sought SACRAMENTO I AP) -An a m endment recently added to a legislative pay biJI would provide better retirement benefits for lawmakers who s tay in office m ore than 21 years , says the a uthor. Se nate Pres ident Pro Tern James Mills. D·San Diego, pre· dieted Wednesday that his pro· posa l could save the slate money. however, by removing an incen· live for lawmakers to retire early. Mills said in an interview that early retirements force the state to pay a pension to the retirees pl us salaries to s uccessors. UNDER CURRENT law, Mills s aid. a lawmaker who retires a fter al least 21 years service col- lects pension benefits equal to two-thirds of salary at retire· m ent. The law requires that pensions be increased each year to keep up with the costofliving, he said, but the s ta te Constitution limits legislators to an annual 5 percent increaseinpay. H the cost of living exceeds S percent. that means a legislator loses Potential pension benefits for each year he serves beyond 21 years beeauseofthe lower annual percentage increase for staying in office. .. That's a sacrifice that no rea- sonable person would make," Mills said. In a hurry. At the same lime. Bert.ram Janes, cbairmam or the Com· mi ss i o n on Judi c ial Performance. vowed Wednes· da y he had "no intention whatever or abandoning the in- vestigation" now in its sixth week. The implication was that the probe would go forward, public or not. The commluion has been .charged with lnvestigatina al· leged court leaks and claJma that filing or certain decislC>M we re delayed lo help Ms. Bird wi n confirmation last No· vember. Sbe won. but by the oar· rowest margin in California his· tory . All justices except Stanley Mosk and Frank Newman have testified. Mosk Tuesday won from a stat.e appellate court in Los Angeles an opinfon that he doesn't have to testify before the commission in public. JUSTICE Wiley Manuel was testifying when the hearing was abruptly balled Tuesday after state appeal court ruled on the basis 'the state constitution re· quires inves tigat ion s into judicial proceedings be con- ... lelltllrged ... _ .. ! Stale Assembly Speake r Leo : McCarthy, 0 -San Francisco. f cups his hand to ear to hear a j' rep-orter's question during news confe rence on $4 .85 b illion aid bill for cities. l cou n ties a nd sc h oo ls ' Cidential. • Thal commission now wants the high court to overturn that ruling, which formally held un- constitutional 4l s ubpoena calling for Mosk to testify in public. The ruling said there was no authority for a new procedure adopted earlier this year which tllowed the investigation to be aired in public. Vote on Fonda Blo·cked l Senate Democrats Save Face for Brown S ACRAM ENTO I AP I -St a t e Sen ate Democrats saved face for Gov. Edmund Brown Jr by blockfog a move to force a floor vote on Jane Fonda's appointment to the state Arts Council. It happened Wednesday in the Senate Rules Committee. where three Democrats outnumbered two Republicans. I" But Sen H.L. Richa rdson of Arcadia. Senate Republican . c aucus chairman. said there would be another effort this session to get the upper house to pry fhe appointment out of com · mittee for floor action a tac- tic that rarely succeed~. SEN AT I:: R E JECTION would force Ms. Fonda off the P'oHo• council. But keeping the apP.Ointme nt in commit tee would allow her to s tay on for the rest of the year and be reappointed by Brown. The appointment faces strong opposition among conser vatives becalL'le oC her campaign against the Vietnam War. Chance:. for her ro11- firmation by the Senate appear slim T echrucally, the vote was on a motion to rt• verse an earlier decision and send the appointment to the floor without a rccommendat1on for rcJt-t' t1on or approval. Without hstmg the item on it:. <1genda . the committ~ had decided at an earlier meeting not to send the appQmtment to the floor But Sen. Robert Nimmo. R·Atascadero. trr~d Wednesday to move the uppomtment out of com mittee without recommendation. an unusual actron because most nominations scnt to the floor can y an app roval rccommendal1on - SEN. RAV JOHNSON. It Chu:u. -.uppottNJ Ni mmo':. motio n Sens Jame)> Mills. O San Uu_'JW Nrcholru. Petn!>. D·Oakland. and Robt· rt Pn•),lt-}, D·R1vers1de. voted no. Johnson complained that lht· 2-J vole amount cd to an indjrect conf1 rm<1t1on of thf· <1ctrc),), !'>1n1· .. ll prevented thl· Sen<ite from forcing hl•r ofr I ht• council 'Stinky' Suspect Free Evidence Issue in Berkeley Rape Cases BERKELEY IA P I -Although police say they have enough evidence to identify lhe rapist called .. Stinky, .. suspected of sexually assaulting and ter· rorizing 62 women over the past five years. it won't do much good -the district attorney's office refuses to prosecute him. A man Be rke ley 'police believe 1s Stinky -who got his nickname from the foul gasoline·otl odor recognized by nearly hafT his alleged victims was a rrested last October for '1nve1>tigation or rape, burglary, robbery and. other charges. HE WAS RELEASED four days later after the Alameda County District Attorney's office claimed there wasn·t enough evidence to prosecute him On July 6. a Police document was released by court order after Jim Chanin. attorney for the sus· peel, asked for the document to check for false or rest. The 187·page report details the c1rcums lant1al evidence against the m an, who is described as an ex·convict wbo served time for burglary According to the document. the s uspect onct' told a court-appointed psychiatrist that he re· ceived sexual pleasure when breaking into 5C homes a nd pulling the blankets orr sleeping women. He didn't rape them. however. since he Lhh" to 5-Day For•cast of the ........... Dial 830-4490 had u birth defect which madl' sex painful In pnson. a:. pct rt or ht!> rchcib1lit<illon lht·ra1-1~. he received an ope ration that made 1t pos~rbll' for ; him to enJOY sexual intercourse. Four months after the ma n ·s release. th1> Slinky rapist struck ror the first t1mc For th1~ next fi ve years. Stinky lerrorrzed two neighborhood!> 111 Berkeley He always used the same method blindfold.in~ v1ct1m~ while asleep and then !>UbJec·t rn g them to up to four hours of de~rada11un!> dlld repeated sexual assaults Stinky's victims include a ll type), of wum1·11 , including a member of th..-public defender'!> ),ta ft. a dance student and a \\ell-known Ll·lt·v1:-.1011 news caster who Wt'nt public with he r .1Ua1·k ,\1 cording lo police s pokes man Dick Bcrlo(cr. th.1l "·•' Slinky ':. l<isl rcPQrled rapt'. I N ONE RAPE CASE. police :.<11d thl·y tn11·k1·tl : down t he License number of a vehicle sc1•11 111 a11 area after a reported attack The t'1~tl'nt with the s mell of 01 1 and ~\\cat ht!> vrcr1m~ not11·cd '.Crosby Worth I $11 Million t REDWOOD CITY (AP> -Bing Crosby left ; land in six California counties worth $3.3 million at ' the time or bis death in Oct. 1977, court documents , on file here reveal. ; The documents in San Mateo County Probate Golden VVest Airlines ~ ANNOUNCING ... D~~tX) GOURMET MARKET <Market Street) Court are appraisals and inventories of land and ~assets in the legendary crooner's estate. They , bring the total revealed wealth or Crosby to more than $11 million l AMONG THE PROPERTIES are a man11ion in llhe fashionable San Francisco suburb of HUlsborou1h valued at $935,000, and Jan,d in Alameda County valued at nearly $1 million. More than 3,000 acrea of land in San Die10 County ls t.worth about $750,000, tbe doeumenta show. r Other land boldln11 worth more than $500,000 h re in Sonoma, Yuba and Contra Coeta countlea, fi\be records slaow. 1 The probat.e documents alao listed $1.6 million in aecw'ltles, partnerships in oil and natural 1as exPloratlon projecll, Interest.a ln race horses. reatauran\a and other buslnea ventures, and stock in the Plttaburp Pirates baseball team. THE INVBN'l'OalES A&E latelMled to belp tbe · 1tete Inheritance Tax Commlak>n in de· t.ermlninl bow much tax la owed by lbe •tate. Tbe bulk of lt wu left to Crosby's second wife, Kathryn, and Ida ,.,.n cblldren la a Uvinc tnast I.bat la not IUbJect to public dilclolure. At the time of bll death, oae of Cl'Olby'1 lawyen e.Umated tbe •tale'• overall value at ............. ud .. milDoD. THE ONTARIO CONNECTION! ~__..~..-----.... -. .... -... ..... ~---A A Sant• An• Ontarto Orange County Now you oan make connections out of the convenient Ontario International Airport by using one of Golden West Airlines flights from Orange County dlrt:tct to Ontario, effective August 1. 1979. When oalllng for re1ervatfon1 •net fnfonn1tton, au about Joint F1re1. C•ll Oolcten Weet Alrtln-(714) 878·8000 or your ·~· .,..y .. aeent. I "· DELANEY BROS. FISH Ll.'e Jensen and his helper~ h3Vl' 1.98tb f'~•· Northern Sea Bass We als o h ave fres h local sv.ordfish from our local Chan· nel Islands FRESH PRODUCE Look what our produce man Abe has for us this ~·eek ! By berng at the produce market at 2 a.m . hi.' Insures our customers the finest! ••Ka ...... lltn· .. -11-a 00 Sweet Com ....... 7 1or$l. I•••·-~ CHlalollpe ..... ..... s- ltoaeydew M~-. ·~ ... .19C 1b .. toe •• f'rom our Liquor Ocpl .Ju~• Lhtnk a half ~atlon or I 7a hl H~ or SmlmoH Vodka, ltnl)' !I.BR plus tu. TOP QUALITY MEATS f or an tlcm } ou 1·un put in ~our rt!lrtgcrator no" ur u:.e later. the ml't•l dept. h11s th111 lo offer Oi,car Mayer Canned Hami, 5 lb. Ham for only 6.98 ... 9.98 .. l•t lbe Pride ol Poland ... A S lb. Imported PoU11h Itani. old· world c11red.. Krakur; brand 6.98 .. DELANE¥'S Gourmet Market ()pea Daily M • Ca.ed &•day zne Newpoli Bl•d., N~l1 Beae• 113·55%0 ,_ - Call for Harmony Merits Attention lrvt8e'1 aew .. ,... 0.Ykl SUia, .ay1 he would Ulce to dO IOmMblnl to briJtt lrMter harmony to the Irvine City eowu. 8illl ll one ol three memben of a counoll majorlty tlaat _,. lhu ODN hu kicked born1 wllh M minority ••up ol Larry Air• met Mary Ann Gaido. llc.t lu~ dlvldlaa Ule f actlona are phJloaophlcal a ODH. ID the heat ol betile. however, the re'• been a ten· d8"cy to interject pef"90ftatitJea. Jt'a made for some lntenstJq, but hardly productive, , dl8coun1e. Tho.t~ who watch the coi.mcll meeUnas on television claim lt 's.JhA belt Tuesday nlaht entertadnment onthewr. Enliahtenmc nl. not entert.Unment, is needed from • thti council. Toward that end. Sills' call for harmony und u 1>1milar express ion by Afrun -should not fall on dcuf ear8 Typical Roadblock An interesting but hardly believable -theory was • advanced recently by critics seeking to block e xtension or Harvard Avenue a long the west side of the Rancho Sun Joaquin Golf Course. Opponents of the alignment argued that errant golf balls could fl y off the course and strike passing motoris ts. • The implication was left that by approving the alignme nt the city would open the door for expens ive liability laws uits. lt was really a smokescreen argument. The oppo· nents' real worry was that use of the course would be lost during road construction and that views from nearby con- ' dominiums might som ehow be jeopardized. And in most ins ta nces there always is criticism of a new road regardless of the need for it -if it happens to be routed nc<J r someone's house or recreation area. In the casl' of Ha r vard Avenue. the road is critically needed to rclil'Ve traffic flow on Culver Drive. It will be l'\·en morl• nl'<·essary as development occurs in the ----~nlvers1lv Town -Cen ter a rea. Ano the bulldozers are busy there today \ T 1 Hope for Canyon L<1gun<.1 Bea<"h City Council me m bers ' ho pe:: 101 c1 wuk and s afer Lagun<.i Canyon Road were dashed earlier lhb month whl•n the s tate tra nsportation commission de· c·1d cd nol to rccommenci the S7 million project in this Vt·ar's pl uns . l\n<I while th<: Orange County Trans portation Com· m1ss1on ~aid 11 would prefer Laguna Beach not appeal the stall' dl•d s1on Hus year . they suggested Lhe council begin work now Lo get the project on next year ·s priority lis t. The• Cit ~ Council took the county commission's ad \ "l't'. and is work ml! even now to get local and s tate s up· µort for the nl·n·ssary state funds next year. Sixteen mutoni,b have died on the winding, seven· mile road\\ay in the past fi ve years . Scores more were injured in hundreds of other non-fatal accidents on the n<trrowt wo-lane road. With the s upport of adJoining cit ies . the county, the Irvine Company. and even the Laguna Greenbelt. the can· yon road project s hould be on a priority basis by 1980. • Opinions expressed 1n tho space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P O Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 Boyd/ Comic Strips By L.M. BOYD It's highly likely that i.omc• or the comic stMps in thib newspaper have been uround m a ny years lonJ(er th1m 1my radio or tele vis ion show A rew strips go all the way back to early In the century. Many dute back to the 1920s, '30s and '40s. To muke it more curious. the strips run daily. giving the m much of a chance to suffe r that thing called overexpos ure But they survive. If the re's anything In communications more durable than the com ic strip, name It. Do believe the wors t pun of the year came about when a foul-mouthed clone Jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge a1 passersby paused to note the obscene clone full. The average owner of a dog spends more money each doy on dogfoo d than the average jail wa rde n gets to feed a prisoner Just because it's archaic doean't mean it's wrong· The plural of cow Is kine. Dear Gloomy Gus 'l'banltt to the t.bre. pro. tertara of lrvlne for uvln1 ue from two evlla : the penon follow· ln1 the canot in front of tbe noee. IDd the penon bolcUaa It -neither 11 tbea......avU. CHIANG Q flow tall 1s a nt!wbom g1rarre·) A Aoout <•i. tull us lhl! avera~e mun <). Which metal tontJucl:. electricity best? A. Silvl'r. it's s aid. Q . lluw Ion~ d1w~ the typical hen luy c:gg!."! A. M;iy~ 10 to 12 months, that's all. When a pe<·ctt tree gets sick . it may run J rcver us much as 20 del{rees F higher than its le mperuture when well. What is it about the letter .. M" that so appeals lo the Olympic Games folk ? ln 1958, Mexico City. ln '72, Munich. More recently, Mon· treat. And l980. Moscow. No poem In its e ntire has been reprinted more limes than Clement Clarke Moore's • 'Twas the Night Delore Christmas" Which of the modem na- tions would you re1ard as the most vulnerable In a bl1 war? Some experts contend It's Ja~an. If that country were n t visited by two supertankers loaded with oil every day, It's entire in· dustrial machinery would have to shut down. A bomb on the port of Yokohama would defeat Japan In minutes, they claim. Kard thou1ht. that. But Japan la not unique. Do you aet the f eelln1 t0metimtt that we do little mor"8 thM build paper caitiff betwten our wlnd 1torma? Wun JOU can't mate QP yoar mind about aom=, JOU MM ID Ill tbM fal · "', ...... Iii a MITJ,.., tllaM .............. . .... ,., ............ . lereltllll ...... , .... If trw? AoOett N. WHd/PubtlsMr Thomft Kewlllldftor Rowlind Evana/Robert Novak Carter Seeks New Energy Czar WASlUNGTON -The White HouH lt Hrioutlt cOl\ltdortna re· lJrttd New York bu1lneu tycoon John deButta Id Ila new enern mobllhaUon czar even ~uah he lls b11ckln1 ReJ)util cari John 8 . Connally to replace Jlmmy Carter as president. De Butta rollred Feb. J aa chief e xecuUvu officer o f A 1'&cT and tho next day cont rlbutcd I h_ e m.JL.X 1mum Sl,000 lo Connally'g c;,rnpa lll n . Whllt> Presi· dent Carter'11 aides are well · aware of this. 1 t d oes not m ake any dlf fcre nce. "J ohn de Butts is ex· tremely well thought of around her e, and we'd like to gel him to work whether he Is a Connally m an or not." one White House insider told u11. He is on a Usl of possible sue· cessors to Energy Secretary James Schlesinger . expected to leavt• by autumn. But deButts" more likely role would begin sooner if the While House has its way: as head or the proposed Energy Mobilization Board , eclipsing the lame-duck Schles inger us federal czar in charge of ener~y production. JODY'S BATl'LE FATIGUE For the firs t time to anyone's knowledge . President Carte r c riticized press secretary Jody Powell in the presence of out· siders. But that-mild criticism,... during the Cam p David meet· ings. docs not suggest down· grnding, much less removal, for Powell. Po well was bro ught up during Carte r 's sessio ns with non- 1:0•1ernmental wise m en invited tr the mountain. After the senior '>taff <inc luding f'owetl / ~ad :eft the room , one outsider com mented that ht thought Powell was shootin~ from the hip a little too much lately and might be suftering from battle fatigue. He Mailbox added t.bal M ftlt tht normal ad· verury rtlattonthlp between Powell and the p,..111 w111t de generat1n1lntoall·out war. T o the s urprise of tho1ir· present; the pro1tldenl did not •vr ing to the quick d(lfenae of hl11 long.time aide. Rather. hu notAjtJ that Jody ttflmed 11 little over wrought, waA 11moklnt1 evt n rn or1· than utual und wLUJ puttln1< 11r1 weight. Nevcrthele""· nohody t1XfJ4Jt•h; any dlmlnuUon or Vow..,11 ·11 posl lion. Next lo ROllulynn. Pow••ll 11, Carter's mO!fl lru11tcd advl11N . --· AH f M i \"JOLFE ~~.V ~SI N(j What llOme White HOUH lnaiden would Ulce la for Powell to be ,... move d from the preu Hcretary'• dally flrln1 Une and be 11lvcm 11 couneelor'a role. But (!VCR thJll Ill not likely unletl In· ltlated by Powell hlmaell. A footnote : Even more than J>owell'11 politically dama1ln1C crHck about Iona 1aaollne lines bcllnl( aood for WHhlngtonJaM, hl11 11nap reaction to White House do mcalic policy chief Stuart t:lzcn11lal 's now-famou s memorandum gener uted Ill will within the White Houae. Several I' ''You w .. m1 to do JOQ; food co111111,1 1 ~1t.1 , t!h·' Where c.. your Jog{· pr .. klentlal aldet srumJ>led tMt 1 crack at the hard-worlllnc, &on1·1ufferm1 Elzenttat wu un- called for and unfair. R08ALYNN'8 DICTION - There was an audible gaap at Bardstown, Ky., when Roeal)'llll Carte r seemed to tell a Democratic party fund-raiser that "Jimmy Is .competent " - seemingly a public rejolnder to scurrilous private rumors that the president had retired to Camp David for psyc hological reasons . . Actually. Kentucky ears were having trouble picking up the First Lady's soft Georgia ac- cents. Careful listening to tape recordings oT he r re marks s howed he r saying that .. Jimmy Is confident " A part. from the unfortunate misunderstandinR. Mrs. Carte r put in a maste rful per forma nce substllutinR for her husband at the Kentucky dinne r. She has progrcssl.-d ui. a campaigner and is obviously one of the pres a· dent's top political assets. HAIG'S Ut:HU1' Retired Gen. Alexander Haig's debut as a pn.iclic ing Hcpublican polili· 1·1an wall h(' m ad e b(~fore a do!>cd door audience of fat-cat f1n;i n c1a l contri butor':-. w1lh ru..•wi.mcn untJ ordinary <·1t1zens barn•d. llu1Jt wi ll i.pcuk before the m<.•t.'lang 1)( tht• Republican Ei!g lt•s at the: posh Beverly Wilshire lh>t<•I m Los Angeles July 22·23 Min1mum-('nntrib11- 11on Ill R<·pulillc-<1n wur chest-. of S 111,0()(J 1s m·ce:-.sary for mcm· LI<·• !)hap JO Lhc 1-..:a).{I<'!) A footnote lla1J{ .,till reJecls any tamp<11gn for a U S. Senate !)t·at from Pcnns ylv;in1a but 1s oµenly inten :stcd 1n a dark hCJrM· ..,h111 at tta· prt•..,11l1·n cy Old fr1t•ncf:... rcunng lh;it h1:-. em:,. ll H•1u•:-.:-. a:-. a voac<· on nat1on;il 'it:t'urity qut•slaon:-. w1Juld be un dt·ri·ut IJ; u hum1hatmg pn•.., 1<lent1al fl up. w;inl J larg l.o J.(el 1rn med 1.1Lt' cXfJCt1 !>µcec h t•oachanJ.( Rewards of ·the Unknown Offset Risks To the Editor: What could be worse than pay ing the OPEC Nations their blackmail now, even if the pnce wus five dollars a gallon ? Just rancy ourselves putting all our efforts into domestic oil produc lion and exhausting our own sup· plies within a few years and then being who lly depende nt on OP EC What kind of mercy do you think they would show us? Pe rhaps, then. this clamp on the oil companies· '"windfall profits" is a ploy, carefully o r chestratcd, to help keep our re serves intact until we have drained away th e sea o f petroleum the Arabs are sitting on. Le t"s hope we're that smart.. IN TUE MEANTIME, wt· n eed a ll the s ubs titutes for petrole um we can develop. Solar power, yes, whose benefits are still years away. Gasohol, yes, although the question of whether It takes more energy to make it t han it delivers is s till un decided And nuclear power. Can we take the chance of de ny ing ourselves its use? The a nti· nukes, singularly de fi cient in coming up with alternative prac· lical solutions, would deny us the use of it. rt 's up to the silent majority lo speak its wishes. Do we push ahead with nuclear powe r '! Or do w e resig n ourselves to the inevitable: re- current shortages, e scalating prices. long waits In line, fewer vacation trips, ris ing unemploy· ment. higher cosL<;, not only for e lectricity. but ror everything that takes energy to pro· duce. and that, brother. is every- thing! If the pioneers had Insisted on full cavalry protecUon, the West never wpuld have been won. If the 1ovemment had Insisted on a natlonal network of roads before Henry Ford mass· produced hi• first Model·T , we'd sUJI be driving buckboards. Every step into the unknown has Ill dangers -and lt.s rewards. J .W. llEID .... 81e .. •C•1 To tb• Editor: Slclr.oul -What w-a1 the potnt? One county employee'• reply to/our recent editorial: bave wortled for tbt County of Oranp for the past 10 yean. Darlu the put five yean1 ~ baH llad to ac"Pt a 1low out ... adr reduct.loa ol my standard of 11...... Now atJ feUNIDIBt ~ .,.. bela1 doubled, wldle -.nu .,.. ......, ""'1r red11ced. Tba pr11.at .... .... pr e s e nt in rl alion rateJ Professional anr1 skillt•d career emplo~t•ei. arf• now having lei '"moonliJ;ht'" or lcavt· gov<>rn ment serv1ct• T he rt'cent Sll"kout wai. not. a!) you seemed to s uggc!)l. targNcd at Proposition 13 Many govern ment c mployct•s voted for Proposition t3, hoping that 11 would result in rcducrd govern· ment spending by increasing govt>rnment c rr1cicney. We arP s till hoping. We expected up lo'' 30 percent reduction in numbN or e mployees throui.;h climinu tion or unnecessar y ··eat ... e l im in a t io n o f outda t ed methods. programs. t·tc lnsteud of reduced spending t hro ug h re-cvulua link a nd restructuring of government o p e r ations . the s am e o ld bureaucrut1c ope ration ron tinues to "rip off'" both the general puhllc and its own employees. Roth employee:. and the pubUc arc b<.'ing ill served by govern ml·nt respo n s e t o Proposition 13 The '"fa r · has continued to incrca:-.c while• e mployees arc being cut to the bone. • The sickout was not an at· tempt lo increase our standard of living, but ruthcr u distasteful meas ure by desper ate people trying lo "'hanJ( on." E RIC GARMSHAUSEN D .. ~•cllant~d To the Editor: The purpo11c of thi11 letter 1s to registt>r my dlsmuy with the a p· pointment of Edison Miller as the person to s ucceed Ralph Oiedrlch und chide the Pilot for uAi ng the m isleading '"lean Marine" photo to depict Miiier. The board haa two strong supervl11or1. Mr. Riiey (with whom 1 frequently disagree). and Mr. Clark. The choice of Mr. Mllll'r ins ures a collective lac,klu11t<'r performance by the board . Ron Co rdova Is s trong minded, atronfiC willed . and hone11t. He l11 lntelll8cnt. alert .• .. and re11pon1JIVt! to hill COR· stltuents. Edison Miiie r IR a polltlcal cipher . Ron Cordova should have been c hotH!n. Governor Brown'• appoint· ment Jutt continn1 the 1rowtn1 mulual dlsenchanunent which the county and the 1overnor have for Heh other. If Mr. Miiier truly wl1he11 to 1erve Oran•• County, he c1n dtm· on1tr1t. UU• detlrt by decUnln1 the appcMntnMnt. WILLIAM M. MONROE ., ... ~ would ...... .., real Ilea•• br .. ,. .-a• l •• _, U&Mt wbaD l reed o.er IM.-. a..,..,. <ll dae tbe artlcle aboat tbt Cl•ll • Ac ronautu·:, Ho<1rn hearrng 11n m or<· route!> to ci1rhnt·i. cil J 11h11 \\"a~ m: 1\1 rpor1 I .,..,,.., nnl :tY.llre I .... .ii. .tlluwt ·d lo gu lo lhcM· hearing' I rn -,un· .1 thuu~and people-"'11ulrl h<Jw l1l·~·n there from N1·Y. p11r1 B1·;.H'h anti purt.s of Co:-.1:1 ~t·~a Tlw c:om mc·rc1 al Jt'I n111M· pl:1gu1·~ our lives evt"ry <la) t-: vcntualb "'ith !)0 01 an~ Jl0ll> al thl' <Jrrt>ort 1l wtll Ut:l'omt· tn toh•rnblt· to li ve JO tl11i. an·:i JOYCE HEAL H l·:c;,\lrn . n~etlng na.11.,.d To the Editor· R c feren<.'t' th1• h eadlint> of Joanne Reynolds : article litlt·1I ··ttear inJ.( Turnout Poor · It fo llowed to say that fewer thun 20 Newpor t Beach reside nt:-. turned out on June 28 for tht· opcnm~ session of the CA B en \'aron mcntal hearing::. un roult· appliC'at1ons for .lohn Wayne· Ai rport II wo ulct be a traj:?1c un clcrestimation by anybody to in· lerpret a minimal attendance ;it a meeting held ut 10 a . m to be an v indication of the deep 1n terest in which this subJect 1s held by Newport Beach re11i· dents. I belit>Vl' other area J>CO· pie share this interest because they must also eventually share the noise, unless the airplanes might fl y undcr~round in their ureas. Very unlikt!ly . To the CAli, PUC and a ny of the faceless agencies who might erroneously conclude that the a bsence of large numbers of ul· tendees might encourage them to proceed with their rape of lht· finest living area In Callfomia. I s uggest they try us . Call an evening meeting and let the people know when and where it is. A crowd is guaran- teed . Ir anybody tries lo push through programs that don't havt' the best interest or the peo- ple and the area foremost in mind. we won 't stand for It! C.G.STEGLE Applelltl• .,...,. To the Ed1tor. P e rhaps if t he c rltlC'~ of Edison Miller could experience 511' yean in a jungle prison camp, and If they survived. they might be more considerate. I applaud Gov. Brown for his appointment. ROBERT JACKSCN If•• ......... . To the Editor Well . Lord·O(·the·Manor Brown hu once a1atn told the pea11nta ol Oran1e County to hold thelr ton1u. and be 1ratetul for the lar1.., be choM to send amon1 us. After "1UPPQlfdly" ukilul fOf' ud u..tu '°~ad· vice oltbe IOOd people fa¥0Md tn our C'Ommunat y. ht· s lappert them .ind ._i II of u~ ;i., "'~·I I. in lhe face .111t.1 :-.<.•lt·c·tcd lhl· 11nl) one whod11J 1101 h;1 \ t· t·•>mmu111l y Y. llll· involvt·· tnl'lll 1ir '\upport friim the rcs1 <h·nt:-. anti v1Jtc rs 111 nu r county Ol'R a lt1•mat1v1• 1.., quite cleur. Whi It· we h11 vt• no tl'a to throw 10111 our h<.trhor wt• do have hallul:-. lo cast upon Lhe w<1ters and rf wt• fail to vol•· out the · hand maide n·· an<l Lht• "'Ki11~ Cit•orgc·acl alikl"' al the t urhc:-.t p11:-.s1hle moment then we huv<? truly ~urrt>ncfrn•<l our litwrty for -,elf indul~encc . and we will dc· ~l·rvc ttu .. · mediocrity and high· twndcd ignorance placed upon u~ Onlv when we fail to react to obvious usurpl;ttion of our bes t tntt•n:~SL'> will we be in danger of lo~lnj.( lhf• liberties for which SO man~ :-.tru~~lc<l and d ied. IHVINC X. UURG •~•~••~ Do••ier To the Editor. Re tht-Daily Piiot headlin1· '"Mille r cu lls c r1t1cs '"poor losers ·· If hl' is s uch ;i good Wtn· ner, let him re lease his service ctossler to the press and cle ur himself of any taint Hl'fusinii lo do so indicates some thing is questionable J . A WETHMELLER No 1t'ia• To the Editor: Orange County h1ts felt the sling of Jerry Brown ror being the co n ser va t ive a nd s taunc h Re publicun area it is. His appoint· m enl of Miller as s upe rvisor has lo be his me thod of punishment. lt would be Interesting to know how much Brown owes Fonda and Hayden . perhaps Mille r's appointment does not pay up the account Miller stales his opponents a rc poor losers. I beg to differ witb him lhl' county Is the loser. F'or what it is worth. Miller did not win anything. it was given to him JOHN T IS BERO Net •f'e• .. •' To the Editor. Well. we now knuw Brown's trying to makti pollllcal HQJ/dm out of his appointment or MUlel' ut the expanse o f Oranae County I tt m now, not very Foftda ot either Brown or Mlller. WILLIAM 0 . LUSK • , .. ...,"9t..._ __ ... _ ..., ..... ,_.,~ ....... ....... ........................ c.-.... CA ...._ ~ llFll M fw J M&I -.. ................. _ ....... .. ...... ...,. ................. -.. .......... ., ............. .... dft I I vot.:. n. Z 200. 3 sEcr1A. • ~on * •r anvs IUICllSLL ... ..., ........ One lerse wave that broke froa. Main Beach Park to Sbaw'1 Cove a cllat.ance of about a half·mtle bad the tpeetaton OQNDJ -.ct aahlnt In La1una Beach Wednesday H hurrkane-1ener1ted s urf hit the Oran1e Coast. And in San Clemente. the 24· yeu-old son of that city'i m arine safety director was in the hoepital after a s urfing mi , hap in .. lar1e t urf off Sao Mateo Potnt. Rlcba~ H. Haurd Jr., aon of Marine Safety director Dick lfaurcl, WAI repottH in l ood coadl~ ln the tntenat ve Cllf e unit at Ian Clt111ente Genet-al Hoeplt.al after bis surfboard hit him int.be head. H u .a r d was 'pu lle d un· conscious from the water at about 3 p m Wedn~sday by several witnesses who said a powe rful wave bretkln1 cloee to the beach sent his board slam· mine Into bis head. The wavea were breaking between aix and eltht reet at the s urfing point Just north of the Nlxon estate. Paramedics respondin" to the ocean accident saiil Huard ha'd been underwater for as long as 30 seconm and bad s wallowed a areal deal of water. <See SURt~. Page AZ) Califano Fired I . . .As HEW Chief Downtown Project 'Costly' .... By WILLIAM HODGE Of t"" O•ilY l'll•t S.t•lf San Juan Capistran o city councilmen were told Wcdnt:!>· day a proposed master-planned development to revitalize the c ity's sagging downtown area could cost up to $10 million from a mixture or private and public money sources . Councilmen voled unani mou~ ly to accept the master plan, but ba lked at e mba rking on <t $690.000 renovation ,or Camino Capis trano fro m De l Obispo Stre~t to the Ortega Highway the first phase of the project "There is a bsolutely no way out or the general fund budget we can support this p roJect." Ma yor Kenneth Friess main· fained. He noted that downtown busl· nessmen a nd property owners would have to lend unanimous s upport-both fina nc ia l and philosophical-to the project for it to become reality. P lans presented Wed nesday ca ll fo r various downtown streets to be conv~rted lo one· way traffic. Such a move would c reate a "loop" system of roads around the historic mission. i The proposa l also calls for parkiog facilities and a centrul core of specialty shops to be built i n the area-:-E l Camino Real south or Ortega Highway and Yorba and Forster Streets would be closed to automobile Jraffic to accommodate the core shopping area. The preponderance or costs associated with the proposed ren· Ovation -UP to 7.8 m illion would be involved with the shop· ping core construction a nd de· v e Jo pme o t o f a pa rking &tructure, possibly multi·level, !flUth of Verdugo Street next to Jne railroad tracks. · Councilmen directed city staff ,members to research the cost of preparing an environmental im· 'J>lct report for the project that would lead to zoning cha nges to eccommodate it. ' They asked that the informa· tlon be presented at a budget bearing schedule d Mo nday. First phase construction-ex- pec ted to cost. $690.000-also (See P&OJECT, Page AZ> Orange Coast Wea tiler G us ty 15 to 30 mph winds Friday with &- chance of measurable rain 20 percent. Highs Friday ln upper 705 at beaches to IO Inland areaa. INSIDE TODA~ Ow• CUI "°'"' t111l1'• aotlwr ~· G IJU. Thoe't ,_ "9acl of• Crau·AlaMo ~ ...... "°""· pltoeo, Page Harris ~ame_d To Post SUSPECT IN RAPE Posed as Artist l.agwina Rape Reported by . Teen Victim A self.proclaimed a rtist, who told his hitchhiking passenger he wante<l to stop in a field to col· lect driftwood for his cr a ft, raped the wom an re peatedly before leaving her stranded on Laguna Canyon Road Wednes· day. Laguna Beach police said the 17-year·old victim wa lked to the canyon road after the crime and hitchhiked to her Buena Park home where her parents took her to the hospital and called Shnirf's de{>uties. T h e incid e nt began early Wednesday when the young switchboard o~rator hitchhiked to Laguna Be ach for a day at the shore. She was thumbing a ride home at about 4:30 p.m. whe n s he was picked up by a chunky man in a s mall foreign t ruck with a white cam per top. The s u s p ect s to p1>"e d· for- gasoJine io town. then took his victim out the canyon road , say. in g he n~e d eO t o collect d riftwood for an art project. · The suspect pulled into the Sycamore Flats a rea off tht canyon road and immediately th.re atened his v1ct1m with a s ma ll knife. He forced her to the ground in the field and ra~d her. police said, and performed unnatural sex a <:ts on his victim. He left In his truck after telling his victim he would kill her if she com· plained to police. He was described as being of Latin descent. between the ages of 28 and 30, standing fi ve feet ll inches tall a nd weighing 190 pounds. BULLETIN W/\SfDNGTON <AP> -Presi· dent Caner has accepted the re· signation of Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumentha l and will name F e d e ral R es erve Chairman G. William Miller lo re place him, c ongressional sources said this afternoon. WASlUNGTON IAPl -Pres•· dent Carter a nnounced today he has ousted Joseph A. Califa no J r . as secr etary or Health. Education and Welfare and will nominate Pa tric ia R obe rts Ha rris, secret a ry or Housing and Urban Development , to suc· ceed him. In announcing the first casual· ty of Carter 's Ca binet shakeup, White House press secretary Jody Powell said a replacement ror Mrs. Harris al HUD would be announced soon. However. "there were uncon· firmed report.'> tha t Thomas P. O'Neill Hl. lieutenant governor of Massachusetts ·and son of Ho use Speake r Tho m as P . FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 O'Neill Jr .. would be named HUD secretary. Powell said Califano a nd Mrs. Ha rris "have already discussed plans for an orderly transition" at HEW, the biggest depa rtment in government. Jn his letter or resignation, d a te d tod ay, the outspoken . liberal Califano suggested that the inevitable controversies s ur· rounding the post he is vacating led to his Cteparture. · ... 'Whenever the laws that the Congress charges the secretary or HEW to e xecute a r e ad· minis tered with vigor there will be controversy . I have tried to execute these laws vigorously," Califano wrote Carter. Jn a handwritte n note ad· dressed "to Secr et a r y J oe Califano," the president said : "J acce pt YQUT resignation with a genuine feeling of appreciation pnd of recognition ." There was no immediate word on the future or other Cabinet and top White House officials who submitted their resigna· lions Tuesday. ' Califano broke the ne ws to several dozen top aides in his of· rice at mid·day. Drug Firm Appeals $2.5 Million Ruling • , Johnson • Jobmon ortlcial aald, "We •tl'OOllY believe evidence in tbe cue doea not support the verdict and that the Jud1ment wH Wljuatlfied. We will ap- peal." Johnson • Jollnson Is. the f•renl flr• to Or\bo Pbarm.-c!¥tlcal , Corp. or ........... 1 .. IM.mWW-« ol u.,-..., ~bed .... 1 I decilloD -a oae in die riew Of SU. &a lllorMJ Arthur lllw, a ...... lallllity tpedalllt wile ""•1•1 d lln. Srte1 la .. IC• Ulla. ... Mid .... .... ., •• ( ... AWAD, .... Al) ' ------·-----. Y ••r Be•eetHwn Dally New•11• ... r · FIFTEEN CENTS' O•HY P1 .. t Photo Or Ste we M•tCMH LAGUNA SURFER ON LEFT DIDN'T MAKE IT AS RIDER ON RIGHT SLIDES ACROSS WAVE Hurricane-spawned Surf at Brooka Street Made for Hairy Rides Wednesday Aftemoon SC Meet 'Illegal' Mayor Asks Probe By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. 0t tlle 01111 Pilot St~lt San C l<'mente Ma yor Roy llamm called Wednesday for a state Attorney General's probe into what he said was an "11· legal" J une 21 secret council meeting to discuss ri ring the city planning com mission. H a rnm a nd Coun cilma n Richa rd Ahlma n railed twice by 2 to 3 votes to reinstate Mel Morgan. Carol Carlson and Art Pet ersen and remove "moral conflict of interest" charges cit· cd in the ir removal last month from the planning panel. Attorn ey Kurt Y eager. represenilng Ule trio or ousted commissioners. called the fi r ings "unlawful " since there 1s no provision in rity ordinance~ for removing com m issione rs before their two-year terms ex pire Yeagl'r and Mamm asserted that tht' l"ounc1l vtolated thl' Brown Atl. a Mall' anll·st·<:ret meeting law .. June 21 when an l'Xecutive scs~111n was held prior to a 3 to I vote to fire th1· panc.>l llamm. who was CJbsr·nt from tht· J unc 21 session. said he has not heard the tape recurdm$? of lhe s~ret meetin~ ··because I feel it was illegal. .. "I will call thl' Attorney General Thursday and ask for an investigation,·· Hamm said. T he mayor addt!d, "l have conducted by own poll and have round people are fed up with this type Of tyrannical <1Ction by the Junior council member~:· T he attorney for the fired c·om missioners also asscrtt .. "'<1 lhc council violated <1nolher city or dinancc that s<1y:. ·'('unlrovcrs1<1I items should.· be µut on thc meeting a~cnda Co unc1lw11m ;1n KJrol1nt• Koester brought up the hnn~ •~ 3 Hire Attorney 'iU\' without J~k1ng 11 lw pla1 c·d o n lht• agt·nd:i Sht• c 1t1·d ph1lol>oph1C'al tl1ffcrcnet·~ ·· <ind <l ~ ycl Ulld f.'I :JllNI or fJrO \l'O moral conrhct!-or intcrc:-.t·· '" ;i~king for lhl• removal:-. Ben f' Taylor. Onl· or fnu r S<in Clemente rcs1dc,nls who opµr1st·d lhe finnJ!S before the counril Wedncsd::iy. presented 186. JJd1 t ton s1~naturc:-. asking rt•instat1.• m (• n I (1 f I h I' (I re rl ,. II m Olll>l>JOn<.'rS Counc•lman Edward Kalsched. who declined to l'Om mcn t whe n ai-ked by Taylor il bOut the fi ring~. asked Ci ty Al· torney Mike Bartlett lo check in to legal 4ucstions rais1:d alioul tht· co1..ir1c1l 's al't1ons It wa~ Bnrtlcll who eallco f11r t ht• !-.t•cret mcct111g .J unl' :H µnor to t hl· <.'oun1•il ~ volt• to 11 n · the 1·orr1m 1ss1111wr., Tht· fi red cnmm1~~11l0\'I" h,n t• ISt•t• PR0 8 1-:, P agl· .\21 Arti.sts Won't Move Three artists who have been asked to remove the ir work fro m the Fcstlval o r Ar t s grounds in Laguna Beach say they will have to be forcefully r e m oved from t he festival grounds. Meanwhile. a n attorney re- tained by the artists is seeking a temporary restraining order to keep the controvers ial art wor k on exhjbit at the festival. Steven B. Fishman, a Laguna Beach attorney, was in Santa Ana this morning attempting to get a restraining order issued. Artists Valerie Bechtol. Jen· nire r McLem o re and A. S . Ashley were expected to be al their booths this morning when fl•stival orricials attempt lo re move their exh1bi~ Ms . Bechtol s aid festival of ficia ls intend to charge the tno with unlawful trespassing und intent to obstruct a bus ine~s sometime today Al least one Laguna Beach Ci · ty Council member has jumped into the a rt fray. terming the ac tion to remove the artists by the festival board of directors as "disturbin.it." Councilwoman Sally Bellcrue said s he intends to go over the extens ive documents pertairung to rc~l1val rull·~ to l'~tabJ1::.h whcth1•r lht· board iJl·t1on wu~ warranted ·· 1 sec Cl·nsorshtp." :>he ~aid to day . ··and I don l think n•nsorshjp •~ \ ery prl'll} S he ~a id s ht• l<tlkt•d to a fes tival board member Wedne:-. day. "who I.old me s he was <·on· C't.'rnc d about the agreement hf'lwl'tm the festival :.ind th~ Irvin<' Company t which gave thl' land lo the City of Laguna Beach with certain rcstriC'tions as to use.) .. ··She told me artwork at the festival 1s s upposed tu be prop· <See i\RTISTS, Page i\2) Assault 'Yictirn' Arrested It's 11muln1 what an In vestigator can le11 r n at an Orange County Sex Crime Jn veeti1ator's rneetln~. That's wbat Lacuna Beach In vestigat.or Gene Brooks found out when he attended such a function earber this week fie said be was challlnL \Uth a n inve s tq~ator fro m the s heriff's department. dlscussa~ an attempted rape that occ~ July 8 in Laguna Beach Shortly after the conversaUon. the s !1erlH's investigator re· ccived a call from thP i.outh tounty shenff's s ubstation about a m an who had rep<>rtcd he wa:. <1ssaulted at Aliso Beach July 8 The purported victim. Stt'v<>n Edwa rd Boate . 20, of 25251 Arde r Court. El Tor o , told Sheriff's deputies he was injured i• a fi ght at the beach that same nJght. Sheriff's deputies were skep· tlcal of the m a n 's s tory, dpeciatly when the alleged vlc- tU'll told deputies a woman had cut btm That fit a story told lo Brooks b)' a 1.S-year-old girl who said ~e cul a man who attempted lo rppe her outside a home she was '1siting in Laguna Beach July 8. . Brooks interrogated the El Toro man and, based on the in· ttrview, arrested Boate on sus- pfcion or assault with intent to co mmit ra p e and sex l)frversion. It appears the JS -year-old La g un a Beach victim b ad ~alked home from the store and was attempting to unlock the f~nt door lo the house when she was attacked from behind by the suspect. S he told police s he pulled a razor blade from he r purse and cot the suspect. all the wblle s treaming a nd fighline the rqan's rough advances. The badly cut s uspect ned the a rea and had been at large sine<: the attack. Boate. a 20-year-old hardware stare employee, was booked lntlJ Otange County Jail with b1dl IM:1. a' $25,000 SI'ABS RECALL , JOHN WAYNE Claire Trevor o.nd oth~r ftrmer John Wayne co·•lub reminisce about the Jate &dl>r Ml ah American Cancer Society fend-raising trlbut4! ht:ld Jn C'o·rona d el Mar WtsdnH dtty nl•ht. fSee Featurtna P•t• Cl. • DAILY PILOT a cooperaUon be,aia ahorUy after tbe 1booth!t 1 ncident at U.e -.0•• DHr ,...uoa Beacll ffltb lelleoi llonclb "11,ht. PoUee .,.... -cordoned off -. "" and were bealnnlaa to evacu.le t1mlliH. from their bome1 When th• 1ara1e door at PadiU1'1 hocnt opened and the man backed out the family car. contalnlna bl1 wife and two ehlldrtn He 1lle1edly told olticen there had ~ no ahooUnc and that the Incident wu the result ot M ·IO nrewortca. But when confronted with tbe dam11e to the front door, which had been blown apart by the 1h°'1un blaat, Padilla HHIUdly Hid the sunml'n mutt have been at Ule wron1 bowse. PoUe. aN Hekla• the two •unmen and the m71tertous brief cue. J 'Scitl tlte Seeret· It' erd' • Trc~sury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal strikes a fHmaliar pose <Ali he testifies before the House Budget Co_m~lttee in Washington Wednesday. All that missing was a bushy mustache. was Carpenter Bill Aims at Miller . By ROBERT BARKER .,. .... 0.llt ...... tlMf Th .. N>ntn>vt>ny O\'f'r the •P· polntment of Edison Miiier to thf' Ou.nllll' County Board of Supt'n l~ort' hal'I p roduced l•i tglaUon Aimed at ilvlng lhl' ~lalC' Scinalf' a \'Olct' In future ap· J>'llnlmen~ St.te Sen Paul ('aJl>C'nter. D (' ~· p r e ~ ii • I n t r o d u t" e d t h l' mc.'a ~urt' "h1rh "ould rf'qu1n- ~ t· n a le confirmation n f izu~matonal appoinlmc.'nts to ll<'ard:-o( ~UJ><'n 111ois If<" pred1ctN1 WC'dnei>day thf' bill "ould hav\' no troubh• l(<'I ttn1o1 lhroul(h the h•l(1slatur<". hut F,....PapAJ ARTISTS ... er," Mrs Rellerue stud . "J think <'Veryone has a diUerenl d<'finition of propN. Some Of Picasso's work would apply un· der that defmitton .. M rs. Bellerue said Plusso's "Guerruca." s bowing a lo"''n an Spain v.iped out by the Germans might not be proper under th~ board's defm..ition. "It's an incredible piece about war and I think that perhaps lo· day it would not be considered proper by the board. "Their narrow view of what's proper lo be seen in the sbow ts J ust that-narrow ," Mrs Bellerue oootinued. "A broader based show is always better ." Five of the jurors who judged the a rt to be presented tn lhul year's festival met Wednesd11y to discuss the boitrd action. Dao Miller, a Laguna Beach Jeweler who was also on lhtil JUry1ng panel, sitid todety the five jurors <1re ''disitppoint«..-d lhe jury Wa.'i not cons ulted by the board prior lo the act1rm " ··w e reel the tJoetrd s hould have at lea.at called os for an opinion before m11kln1 lbs de· CISIC>fl ," .M1lltr IHJid Whtie n1Jt hJJt:t1k1ng for l ht· tither m.-mbera or the Jury , Miller tajd h.e l>«:llevca the art ~hould not. be rtmqvf:d "Thl-<1rt :.tthef~Uval thlayear Iii enfJ rlOOWllY dirtuent from th•t 11f J<J yeaR ago," hf! u ld. "And in five y.-...,.. a cerU1n percenu.1e IQf the •t1.J WJJI S><*llbly be dlf. Ci-rf11t f mrrl wh.,t w«:'ru aeelng flfJW "b ut when aom ethln.r dlf· t .. renl •ppear11 ,,,, the le.Uva! grQunda, lt h1 ntJl n«ic:Hurtly a threi.l " Yf!•Uvi.1 bt;ard member David Young ddended t.he hoard'• ac- oon, however, isayln« "It 111 a tO&nlfted t•Uval and we have to keep it di11Ufh~d." "Th4tr~'• no place for dem· ontlrat.&ona at the feaUval and lh.al'1 why UM board took the ac· lion t• t.Gc*. Our action 11 clearly defined ln t.he contracla each 1rtl1t slped, .. Jn announetnc their declalon, Ula fllttvaJ board membera re· luted lo esplaln why t.hey or· dared tbe art oil the crounda. SALT Treaty To Aid Allie1 WASHINGTON CAP) ·-W Averell Harriman, oae 0 ; Amertca•1 mo1t ea,.rteaeed dJpao....., Mid lode, UNI IALT JI treaty ... to .... Mcurtty ot Amertea'1 aW• Ud Pnwtdte :::,:• eonvenuoaal mllltary be r:.=.~-~ ...... ., R1rrtmaa•1 crom• .... · ..,. .. ... ...., . ..PNParad ,. •• , .............. a;-......... o. .... _ ...... .,. .... ., ...... ., =~ ............ .. More New. Mon louUa Oraa1e ~ HWI appean toda7 on Pa1• Alf. • decllnt'd to predict lti. chances or 1'UCCH8 In the e vent It Is velot.td by Oov. Edmund Brown Jr. Carpente r asserted that the a ppointment of Miile r was not SENATE DEMOCRATS BLOCK FONDA VOTE-AS wl1e and that It wlll prove to be damailni t o ROvcrnm e nt hecouse of lt/il "bruising a nd bloodyln1ot " 08JX'Ct.,, "I tK-lieve thc_&Q_vernor made the apro ln t ment with full knnwl«'d1tl' or tht' controversy. "'tit• was quite willing to P<ll arlzl' lht• r11i1ht and the left to 1•n rn <'nm puiRn worker:. from th1• ll'ft. .. Cuq >('nlt•r als o s uid Brown s huwt•d 11 "cullow; dis rf•J(ard" for th._. welfare of Miller . It ro.rmer Prill-Oner of war tn North Vu•tnum "Ill• will be bloodied by whut I runRpires," the senator predlct- l'd or the new supervisor. ~ Cu rpenter notf'd that his new tn 11 seeks cxtcMion of ex asltnJt _...c.onh.rmatiun Ji ulhotlly J.hal. Ou: S<'nnle holds. ·'The Senate K1Vet5 1ta advice und consent to 11 numbe r or otht-r uppotnlments by the governor E',...P~AJ PROBE SOUGHT. • • :already a sked the Attorney Gt>nC'ral's Office to probe the lt•gRllly or the secret session. The state office has turnt>d the matlt'r over to the Orange Coun- 'Jo' IJntner Of Laguna Dies in Vegas Jos ephine "Jo" Lintner, a 71-year-old Treasure Island resi. dent, died S unduy while visiting in Las Vegu . The five-year Laguna Bt:atch reside nt joined the Neighborhood Congregational Church In t.agun~ Reach etfter she arrived here from Burbank. When In Burbank, s he wu etC· live in the KJwanitaa and other community organizations. . H e r hus batnd, James E. Lintner, died earlier this year . The couple had a mobile home 1n the Treasure Is land com-munity. She is survived by son Jay Lintne r of New Jersey, a nd daughter Mury Lou Vargo of l'aaadena. Memorial services will be held Sunday al 3 p . m . at the Neighborhood Congregallonal C hurch, at S t . Ann 's and Glenneyre Street. The family re- que.La dooatlona be madt' to the church.· l',.._P.,,eAI AWARD ••• 11 lgniflc1nt ln that a pharmaceuticaJ firm was held directly Uable for not wamina the uaer of a dru1 about ill po11ible 1lde effect.I. Attorneys for Jobn1on & Johnson had 1r1ued t.hat current. federal laws on preacribed dnac• require that 1lde effect warnlnp be provided only to pby•t~•-· It la the doctors' duty to warn patlenu, Johnton & Johnson lawyera contended. II rt. &rtel previou1l7 bad reached an out of court HWe· ment wttb the physician wbo prncrtbld Ortbo-Novum lo blr durtq a '1-411 period In 1'74 wbUe 1be wH a student at rull•11GD Collete. Sbe l.ter 1Uffered a •troll• tbat ea~ permanent para111la OD .. !!P!.. l'IOt Ude, lln. Srtal t.lws19111. 'Mae eaM wu a novel OM lD tbat Hawl wu able lo eater into ~ti ot a aaUoawtde poll !!, OD the UH ol lllftll IOlltn11. pWI • Tbe flU found tbat II """"' ol W'OIMa would have beta ... .......... tUiDI tbe .,. If ~., ............... .,. .... ........... ... _ ........... .. ' . , .. ,..~ ....... . pollltar. •••r£• ,.,., •:t ... for --, Tbl Jur1ae:rfhrii:lone 11 ID rHcblu \be dedalon . ~ ty Oistncl Attorney's OHtcc. Tht• attorney for the fired commissioners declined further <·omment Wednesday on what course of a ction might be taken now by h.is cUents. lie could not be reached today. In a related action, the council Wednesday voted 4 to I. with· Hamm dissenting. lo interview·. 17 applicants for the vacant Planning Commission posts on July 2S at 2 p.m. Mrs. Carlson, Morgan a nd Petersen have r e applied for their posts. Mrs. Carlson and five other uns uccessful can- didates In the April 24 council election have applied for the po11ts . T he oth er forme r council hopefulB vying for com mi~ion seats are Wiima Rloom, David Dodson , R o be rt Limbe r .:. Christopher Ho yt, and t;rak Pe rkowski. Other commission appoint· m ent hopefuls include Gary Ara- bian, Roger Dumln, Barbara Lucas, Ke nneth B. Mutln, Gary W. Mitchell, Geryul Pattersen, Robert Veach, Lawrence H. Tyler Wayman and former phtn· nlng commissione r and c urrent E lmore Ranch developer A. L. Wulreck. . and it might be approprn1te ·to extend 1t to s upervisor!. "Lei;tLSlators have a better ff't-1 of the <itt1tudcs of volN'> 10 tht.'lr home const1lu<:nc1cs than th1· ~overnor." he said . D~scribing B rown a., ,, poltttcal genius. Carpenter saul the appointment of Miller, which created a furor that has yet to recede, was the governor's first blunder ·~1 belaevc--that veterans wm be s uffi ciently displeased and will play a role throughout lht· tounty in op~ing l:irown in lht· future " f'rm.P~Al PROJECT •.. would be discussed :.tl that laml· Several community ~roup~ including Town fl<ill f\s~oc 1at1on and San Juan Bcetul1ful spoke in favor of the plan, s pawned from a study commiss ioned about two years ago. But Manlyn Willi.ams warned coun cilmen that the proJcct could disrupt landowners' plans m the area . "Property owners don't know what they can do wit h their land," Mrs. Williams asserted. "It's a beautifuJ plan but we don't have the money to do al." She referred to land that has l<iin idle tn the Los Rios d1~tnct l:l tnce the city commissioned and accepted a study in that urea S he is a property own~r m that a rea and as a plaintiff m a land use laws uit against the city. Councilmen were told funds for the proJeet couJd be obtained through grants funneled through a community redevelopment agency. Special assessment dis· tricts involving downtown bus1· neasmen and property owners were also susggested. A bout 25 San Clemente poUeemen erowd,M lll&o &M Ctty Council cbaaben • ..._day Dlellt••.._te...._.up •talled ,.., ·~11111,., None ol t pollcemen •d· dre1Hd t~ cc>uncll but tllree city ,..,ldent1 s~e la their behalf not.tn1 that San Clemeate pollee •re amona the loweat paid In Oranp County. Rick Gorman. president ol lhe San Clemente Peace Offtcers A11oclat16o, said 32 olllcera and sergeant. a re asking for pay ra.lses between 14 and 18 percent th&a year. Gormao Hid the offi cers' con- tract expired June 30. City negotlat~rs have offe red the police m e n and o ther city cm ployees an J 1 percent raise, the fi rst such pay hike in two years. "There's not going to be a strike." Gorman said. But the police group leader said no f u rth e r n egotiatio n s are ~cheduled G o rmetn c·omplained that police are not paid overtime "itfter thel' work their regulC1r 40-hour week and are "docked pay" for any tame lhey take off 11uty as compem;ation for work· ing extra C:1ty M ana ~er Jerry Weeks :·ould not b<· reached for w m- ment on the stalled pay talks tO· cfoy. Council members called an ex· f'CUt 1vc sess ion Wednesday that la'>led until midnight. Council nwmbt'n. resumed the closed- cloor met.•ting al 10 a .m Loday for d1:.cw.s1on of personnel 1s-.,ut.·., <:ormc1n :.a~policeofrfcers plan to "tc.1h a v.c11t and M"t'" \lantc on tht· deadlocked pay talk'> Ff'091PageAl SURF ..• II l' was rushed to the San ('1£'m£'ntt hospital where he b t•x pectl'x pert s urrer. He won this year 's San Cleme nte T·Street long board surfing contest. The hurricanr .generated s urf knocked waves up to 10 feet at Aliso Pier In South Laguna and wht-n combine d with · the backwash. some waves peaked at about 13 to 15 feet . s ayl. Li feguard Internationa l Beach Services president Jim StauHer. llf.' saacf a 5 year old boy was washed oH a berm at the beach. hu t was grabbed up by a lafl'guard before he could be washed out to :.ea. I n Laguna Beach. Marine SnfC'l)' Director Bruce Baird ~u 1d waves occas1onally reached heights of nine feet. T he bill s urf keot the more in ••xpcricnced <>wimmt'rs a nd surf· t•rs on shore. but lifeguards s till pulled 88 pe rsons from the water. He said the c hurning ocean brought m cooler waters. dip· pan g to 58 degrees from the warmer 64 degrees en1oyed by s wimmers just last weekend. 8 DAfLY P!l,OT Fagltlwe Jalled Love Slave Suspect Held ·in Fraud A8HEV1LLE, N.C. 1CAP) - ru1lthe beauty queen Joyce McKinney, wbo once 1ald abe would bav• sided nude down MouQt l!Yerell for a man she wu aceUMd of kidnapplnc for sexual purpoaes, la aaaln in cuatodf more Ulan a year allef' she Jumped bail in England, the FBI says. Miu McKinney of Min· neapolls, N.C ., and fellow · fusltlve Keith J oeeph May of , Lo'I Aneelea were arrested Wednesday near Asheville on charses of making false at.ate· ' menta to obtain paasporta, an FBI spokesman aald. Bond was set at $10,000 each. locate bet when lbe and May failed to report to police under cOftdltldal or thefr ball airee· men ti. · Two months after her diaap- pearance, Miu McKlflDey wu lntervtewed ln California by tbe British Broadcaatlng Corpora· tion. She said alt.er readbl1 a sex therapy manual she bou,ht fur .. lined bandcuffa to manacle An· deraon, because sbe didn't want to hurt him. She said she Ued him to the bed with ropes to enha nce loYemaking. The London Pally Mirror. a tabloid, produced a book en· titled, "Joyce McKinney and the Manacled Mormon:" • Deity ................ N• .. o~nn• .. ~nlMftNQ COUNTY ........ DalONITRAft OUTSIDe STATE BUILDING IN SANTA ANA ..._.. ,.,....._, Aftwf' Govemor'1 Veto of 14.a Percent a.1ery lncreaH Botb Ilia& McKillney. 29, and May, 26, Jumped balJ In London and Oed to Canada under false ldenlltiea in April 1978, less than a month prior to a scheduJed court appearance there on kid· napping charges . Residents of the small Avery County community where she grew up say they find it difficult to imagine Miss McKJnney in· volved ln a sex crime. Min· neapolis, N.C., residents say they remember her as a "fine. fine girl." .............. County Firemen Picket M Isa McKinney. a former Mi11 Wyoming-USA, and May were charged in England in 1977 with abducting Kirk Anderson, then 21, of Provo. Utah, and am· priaoa.ing hln\JD a r mote coun· try cottage. - FUGITIVE CAPTUf'ED Ball Jumper McKinney afraid his church is going to ex- communicate him. he Just made a ll that up." He r father is principal of Newland Elementary School near the town. Her mother is a former E nglish teac he r at Newland Elementary School. Demorutration Proteata Brown Pay Hike Yeto Prosecutors charged"' Miss McKinney and May chained the Mormon missionary to a bed and forced him to make love to ber. During pretrial testimony m Eng land. Miss M c Kinney testified she once loved An· derson so much she "would have s kied down Mount Everest in the nude with a carnation up my nose" if he had asked her lo "They've always been a close family," a family friend said. "Joy is their whole lives. They've done everything they possibly could for her." By &OllEaT BUKER Ot•Delty .......... Orange County firefighters took to the picket lines Tuesday, vowing to take part in a sickout to protest the veto of a 14.$ per- cent pay lncrease by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. S pokesmen for a bout 60 fire"'en who demonstrated at lleanlo• Day the State Building in Santa Ana said they would continue to pro· vide paramedic services and · would respond lo emergencies. They said, however. that they couldn't guarantee fully manned engines and specialized equip· menl. Spokesmen s aid that off-duty Debby Boone Sings Tonight at OC Fair Performances by Debby Boone and tbe celebration or All States ReU11ion Day are on the agenda this evening at the Orange County Fair,88FairDrive, Cost.a Mesa. On F r iday, designated Children's Day, anyone 12 or un· der will be admitted free untiJ 6 p.m. Friday night highlights will in· dude the group Tavares perform· ing at 7 and 9 p.m . in the am· phith•ater and the RCA Cham· pion1h1p Rodeo at 8 p.m . ln the grandstand. Reaular admission is S2 for adultaand$1forchUdren6·12. Hours are noon to midnight lo· day, JO a .m . to midnlgbt Friday through Sunday, when the fair closeJ. Here's the scheduJe for this evenlngandearly Friday Killer to Get Lethal Drug BOISE, Idaho <AP> -The Jdabo Board of Corrections has decided that three volunteers will mject condemned killer David Osborn with a lethal drug if the state goes through with his scheduled Aug. 20executioo. Osborn, 30, of S latersville. Utah, pleaded guilty to a charge of firat-de1ree murder in the deatb ol a Pocatello waitress last year. O.born's death Hntence la oa appeal and probably wiU be de· layed. Warden Ed Dennitt said tbe volunteen wlll mue the la· jeclJoa1 a!muJtaneoualy by re· mote control and won't ll:now which containa the poison. Cafe Owner Shot TURIN, Italy <AP> -Two te.r· rorll&I sat down at a table ln a eafe walttq for tbe owner, then 1bot and killed bJm in front of bll wife wtMo he arrived, police Hid. A teleDhone caller said Carmine Clvftate, 40, WU alalb Wedllelday because he wa a polkespy. TONIGHT 5-10 p.m. China painting, crafts area. Sp.m. Ronald McDonald,onlhe grounds. 5 p.m. Saddleback Dance Center, Mountain Dew Stage. 5 and 8 p .m . Mitchell Marionettes Showboat, on the grounds. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Athletes m Action, on the grounds: 5:30 and 8:30 p,m. Rlata Ranch Cowboys, Heritage Stage. 6 p.m. Harry "Woo-Woo" Stevena, Mountain Dew Stage. 6 p.m. St.at.es Reunion Day Ral· ly. HerttageSt.age. 6 p.m. 4-H on Stage. 4·H build· ing. 6 :30-10:30 p.m. Giant Sleps Combo. Food Baz:sar. 6:30 p.m . Santa Aoa Wmds Band, Heritage Stage 7 and 9p.m. Debby Boone, Am· phitbealer. 7 :30 and 9:30 p.m . Warren Dobson/ American B<tndstand. Heritage Stage. 7:30 p.m. Royal Horse t'air. Moonshine Meadows 7:30-11 :30 p.m. Montczuma 's Revenge, Mountain Dew Stage. 8 and lOp.m . Laser Discomania f ea turin g The Lo c k e r s, Grandstand. FRIDAY 9 a.m . Junior Cavy Show, livestock area. 10 a .m . Novice Fl"A beef showmanship, Uvest.ock area. 10 a.m.--4 p.m. China painting, er afta area. 11 a .m . Senior FFA beer sbowmanah.lp. livestock area. I p.m. 4·H/FFA round robin contesta, liveatock area. 1:30p.m . Mime show, Heritage Stage. 2 p .m . Harry "Woo-Woo" Stevens, MountaJn Dew Stage. 2:30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. Now Song Band, HeritaeeStage. 3 p .m . Mitchell Marionettes Showboat, on the grounds. 3:30 p.m . Clown contest , Heritace&.age. · 4 p.m . Joshua Band, Mount.aJn Dew Stace. . 4 p.m . 4·H on Stage. 4·H build· Jng. 1'b9a ••ee r .... ae.e.te - firemen al.so wiU hold sickouts. They explained that oU-duty fi remen would nol report to work as scheduled, requiring the pre vious shirt to work six 24· hour days in a row. The costs in overtime wouJd amount to about $40,000, accord- ing lo Michael Borer. vice presi· dent of the Orange County Chapter-of-the-California State- Employet..os Association . Borer claim ed that county firefighters are the lowest paid and work longer hours than any other firefighters in the slate. He said they have not received a pay increase since 1977 whHe inflation h llS climbed nearly 30 pt!rcent. The firem e n are s tate e mploy~!i who serve Orange County through a contract. Aft.er her release on bail m 1977, Miss McKinney denied the charges against he r, saying, "Anyt.hlng l did was with rus <Anderson ·s} consent. Kirk is so Mi ss McKinn ey mad e headlines in Britain whe n Scotlund Yard was unable lo Plane-Dips Sharply NEWARK, N.J. CAPl -An Eastern Airlines BO<'lng 727 was forced to descend 27 ,000 fC(!t over Harrisburg, Pa., when 1t lost cabin pressure, airline officials said. .. 37,000 lo 10,000 feet anrl landed al Newuk International Airport at 4 12 p. m. Wednesd<iy <iftcr its <11r pn."Ssurc unit stoppt.'<1 . She frequently utten ... '<1 colorful · lines when askt.'<1 about her sex· ual e11capades, and bragged that she read a sex therapy book and put it to the test with Ande rson. "I thought. Wham! That book was right after all," she told liritish television viewers during a program the RBC filmed at her Cahfomia home la!il June Price8 Inc r eased TEL AVIV. Is rael <AP)· Prime Minister Menache m Be gm 's iiovemment rai!ied the price of petroleum products by 40 percent today, s1gn ahng a nt>w wave of higher costs for Israel's embaUled consumers The plane on a non-s top night from Fort Lauderdale, f'la .. to Newark had to descend from The California Oeparlment of --------------------------------------Forestry e mployees serve all Two passengers wl!re treated for nausea and faintness and one was kept at St. James Hospital for ob:.ervation of a heart condi- tion. an airline spokl's man suid unincorporated areas of the county as well as the following cities: I rvine, Tustin, Yorba Linda, Villa Park, Placentia, San Juan Capistrano. Cypress. Los Alamitos, La Palma, parts of Ne wROrt Beach , Laguna Beach. Orange and Brea. Spokesmen report that an Or ange County fire capt.al.a at the top of the pay schedule makes Sl ,668 per month. T hey said t his Is about $400-$500 less than the employees or the same rank re· ceive in Los Angeles County. They said firefi ghters in other c lassifications fall behind the · Los Angeles pay scale by similar margins. Fire men are asking citizens to be .careful durinR the period of the job action and to be "fire s.:Afe ." Wastal Land Funds Granted In Seal Beach Or ange County supervisors have approved an appropriation or $900,000 for the acqujslllon of a nine-acre coutal parcel in Seal Beach. T he approval was needed to proceed with a federal land and waler grant application of $450,000. IC the federal grant is approved, the county would be reimbursed for halfoftbe$900,000. The money wm be earmarked, for the acquisition or a Loa Angeles uepartment of Water a nd Power site, whjch wHI be 7(, percent open space and public recreational use and 30 percent commereial development. Super visor Harriett Wieder said the recreational project ls badly needed in the West Oruae County area. The site la located where the San Gabriel River meets the Seil Beach public beach. 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Tbat'• the record of Lapna Canyon Road, as it twilts its deadly way throuab La'guna Beach, Irvine and county territory *** FOVNTAIN, VALLEY IS A metropolis in our midst that baa k>ftl held die reput.tion for the love of peace and quiet. Now apparently some of the citizenry are claimin& they're being harassed by the likes ol Hare Krisbnas and Mooniea in quest ol cub solicitations. Thus. even now. the Valley council is considering adoptioa of a law requiring a $.\ permit from the pDlice before you can embark upon religious solicitations. That sounds like an ordinance just looking for a court to get cballen&ed in. Maybe. We'll see. ••• AND FINAU Y BACK downcoast. Laguna Beach is going for another new law. This one bans tbe launching of mot.orbed vessels from public beaches. Which, in Laguna, leaves scant place where you could launch one. Th~ if you beach a motorboat in the Art Colony. you bave to guess you're there permanently unless you want to become a lawbreaker and re-launch yourself. . But wail. The law also makes it illegal to leave a private boat on the beach. They got you coming. going or parkinC. Betac a law-abiding citizen is exbauatin1 these days. I Crimes Reported Following Strike MANAGUA. Nlcaraj\la (AP> Trtw• t' •t Slncllrlta p .-. rUla• reached Ute beart of I( 8QHUI today. 1talkln1 H • tlonal 1uard boldout1 in the • · buallw'' comlNMIDCI from wtucl) 3People Mutilated lnDetJVit D&TROIT <AP) -Two 11M11 and • wocnaa were sbot. de· c•r ltaa.d ud their baadl wen cu olf in • pill)', tri~~~ police say may bave relat. ed to dnaa tratftckin1 lD tbe dty. Tb• bodiel were wrapped in blankets ud dumped lD a van abandoned Wednesday nl&bt in an east s ide Detroit nei1hborhood known for drug dealing, police sa.id. Finaerprint records were be· ing checked in attempta to iden· tify the victims, ~lice said. A POLICE detective sa.id to- day authorities are worklng on the assumption that the klllinaa were drug-related. "Il looks like whoever did it was trying to 1et across a message," be said. The three apparently were killed elaewbere, their bodies dumped ln the van and taken to •. where they were found, police said. POLICE INSPECTOll Robert Hislop said all the victims were shot at least once aad their hods were cut off before being d ecapitated . The beads were found in plastic garbage bags, police said. An anonymous woman caller telephoned police about 10 p.m .. and said s he saw the bodies when she looked lnto the van. A 1975 Chrysler Cordoba parked parallel to the van also was take n to police bead· quarters for possible clues, His· lop said. rrs 'JERDEN,' BUT WHY? WASHINGTON (AP > - Hamilton Jordan, newly des. lgoated White House cbier or staff, comes from a long Line or Georgiana who have avoided the Yankee pronuncialion of the family name. HONOLULU <AP> -Victims, who couldn't report mioor crimes during a 31h·day police strike. began ringing tbe phones in stations throughout Hawaii a s the officers returned to work •·Everybody is reporting cars being s tole n . vandali s m . burglaries, car1 accidents,'• said an officer after he returned lo work Wednesday at a station in Kaneobe Jordan's office, called today for an explanation of why Jordan gets pronounced Jerden, produced a quick response that "the whole family pronounces it that way." The "why" or it all may be lost in the mists or Southern his· tory. In any case, a J ordan aide was unable to elaborate. Much of U.S. Gets Rain ... Funnel Clouds Reported in Wyoming Te.eper•t•re• S<l(r~ 100 •1 s.i.t• ..._. ,. ., Stooton 101 u Tllefm•I 1M 7• U-1... 10s ,... 8onlo• 112 u 81t8Hr .. ,U Cetollno , .. •1 El C.nlto 10' 14 H'wood·a..,_11 •s ., LOftt e .. cll 90 ~ MeMo.lo 102 .o MtWlllOft '1 74 ~8oectl 11 ... '""""'.... 101 ... °"'.... 1°' ., P•m ,...._ 111 • P..--. 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Doctors at North Carolina Me morial Hospital say the live birth.of such a baby is "loo rare to estimate scientifically.·· The baby was born Wendnesday to Charles and Shirley Pat· terson of Burlington. The mother and child were reported doing well. IT WAS THE SECOND such birth in the Umted States in less than three months. Doctors attending the fi rst mother said only about 50 births outside the womb have been recorded in medical literature. Dr. Linn HaUey, chief resident of obstetrics and gynecology al the Chapel HHI hospital, said Mrs. Patterson. 32, was transferred there from a Burlington hospital Tuesday night. suf· fering prenatal complications. "The abdomen felt unusual," Ms. Hatley said . "We couldn't outline the uterus, but we thought we could feel parts of the baby better than we usually can." SHE SAID TESTS CONFIRMED what she suspected -the baby was not in the uterus. Doctors decided on immediate sur· gery .. ".When we opened the abdomen. the first thing we saw was the placenta," Ms. Halley said. "Then I found the baby's feet, and the baby started kicking and screaming." She sa.id physicians were elated that the baby was alive. Patterson said his wife had a difficult pregnancy. "We talked with a lot of people and I knew her pregnancy was not like anyone else's ," said Patterson, a rather for the first time in his 13·year marriage. "Something was n't just right, but· we couldn't figure out what was wrong." quarten. GtJNJ'la& 100N .._. Giit la tbe compouad area. le•• eolcllen Mid tM ......_. .. between 1uerrnaaa:aad 111...--.. but...,. .... It ............ ftrtq .... Mftel'I. Br 1:11 a.m. -t:ll a.a. PDT -molt ol the com .... • peared ....._ aut a r.w ... coCald ......... .., la .... plea, ~ ftNd t.J bald• auardlmen. Small ''"" ol armed 1uerrtUu were .... about two blocka •••~· cautioullJ ~the ee. powad. A• u. l\&al'd dlalntecnted. ltl remalaln1 commaodera were reported trytncto arraqe a peacel\al aDd blood.leu fonul surrender to tbe SaDClinbtu, wbo bnJucbt down tbe 8olMsa dlctatonhlp earlier tbla week after a MVeD·week dvil war. THE &\NDIN18TA junta was prepared to move into Managua later today or Friday. The man named caretaker president by Somoza when be re· sicned and left Nicaraaua Tues· day, Franciaco Urcuyo, resiped Wednesday evening and sped to the airport. The Saodioist.as re}>Orted be flew by helfcopter to a "point somewhere in Guatemala," but this could not be confirmed. Other Somoza men who had not escaped earller fled to the airport. too. IN W ASRINGTON, authorities reported a group of people bar· ric aded themselves lnside the Nicaraguan Embassy after a scuffle in which a U.S. Secret Service guard suffe red a cul hand. An anonymous caller told The Associated Press that representatives of the new pro· visional government had taken over the embassy. The group left after about an hour. Rebel supporters had similar· l y tak e n contro l or the Nicaraguan Embassy in Rome Wednesday. Guenilla columns bad been r e p o rte d h ead e d toward Managua late Wednesday from rebel-held Leon, and few if any guard checkpoints were report. ed still along the highway. LATE WEDNESDAY and early today firefights crackled in areas ringing central Managua. The gunfire died down at about 4 a .m .. and just before dawn church bells in outlying districts began ringing in what over the past few days bas become the signal of g~rrilla victory. Military trucks carrying hun· dreds of uniformed and armed troops were spotted rolling out of Managua in the direetjon or the international airport. It wa:,, not known whether they were t rying to fly out or Ni caragua or were headed to some central location for surrendering their weapoos. Later hundreds of national guardsmen in civilian clothes fl e d from the miUtuy bead· quarters compound, and gunfire broke out. Ah, the comforts of Home Delivery • • • ~ I~ 0 You get the world delivered to your doorstep. packaged for your pe rsonal convenience eacn day in the Daily Pilot. And it's the world of your own particular choosing . . the news of your own community, of the local go>Jernment.s. the local entertainments, the schools, the churches. the local stores. and local want ads ... the world that is most meaningful and useful to you. With your Daily Pilot. your world can beaslargeorsmallasyouwantit to be each day. If your world u aporta. nobody rqortl tM local aports and r«nrot1on •mie amth tM timsllne!I and bright touch gou'U find in the DaU11 PUot. If this particular day your world concerns what the bargains are in your /avorUe markets or sto res. or what'• i1'owing at tM movaea, ft'• right tMrt for you In ~r Doily Pilot. When ui1cJt your city council or county officaall or 1tote gowmnvnt " doirtO for I/OU -or to I/OU -is an lmportont part of your UIOrld, the °""fl PUot 11ot U al JIOUr fmgmt'pt. You'll ttnd your world ii more comfortable. more convenient and more interesting when it's brouaht right to your door eacla day, in the DAILY PILOT 14Mlll' .._ 8allet Opposed Benjamin Hooks, head of the NAACP, voiced his opposi· • l ion Wednesday lo a meas ure on the state November • ballot !Jlal would ban forced school busing. Hooks with Sen. Diane Watson. D·Los Angeles, right, and members of . the Ass~mbly . Teresa Hughes, D·Los Angeles, and Elihu Harns, D·Berkeley, said Gov. Edmund G. Brown • Ir . would have to oppose the anti-busing measure if he expected black support for a 1980 bid for the pres idency. 6 Hurt Battling Huge Brush Blazes CASTAIC (AP> -Firefighters controlled two large brush fires 'straddling Interstate 5 early today after more than 4,400 acres were 'charred and six firefighters injured. Five members of a U.S. Forest Service crew suffered first and second-degree burns on the hands and face in one fire Wednesday and a supervisor suffered smoke inhalation, but a ll were treated a nd released, a~cording to Los [ J 'Angeles County F'ire Depart· SJ' ATE ment s pokesman Dennis Davies. The blaze firemen called the .... _ -----------· Chiquito fire was contained at 6 p.m. Wednesday a nd controlled a l 8 p.m. after consuming 2,150 acres. The other , ca lled the Wayside fire, was controlled at I a m Term Eztnad~d SAN QUENTIN CAP > -The state parole board has added three years and rour months to Sym bionese Libe r ation Army member Russell Lillie's sen· •Lenee for attempted escape and •a ssaull The decis ion Wednesda y means that Little, whose murder conviction in the cyanide·bullet s laying or Oak land s chool Superintendent Ma rcus Foster was recently overturned, faces a release date of Nov. 9, 1983 on ,his 1975 aUempted cacape con· viction. But Little could be paroled by Sept. 25, 1981 U grant ed credit for good behavior Oaa,..e• R~j~eted the $150 million estate of senile linanci~l wizard Ben Weingart. Superior Court Judge Arthur K . Marshall refused Wednesday to remove two of the bus i· nessmen who a r e the con· servators, but accepted the res· ignation of a third, J ack Rosen- berg. And the judge ordered the conservators to pay the estate $108,000 in damages for a "mis· take" in judgment concerning sales of Fed Mart stock S ACRAME NTO <AP> Foreigners l iving o uts ide California could be prevented from owning land in the state, under a constitutional amend· ment approved by an Assembly committee. • LOS ANGELES <AP> l Despite a $108,000 "mistake" in· volving stock sales. a judge has r ejected the state attorney general's charges that three conservators had been "raping" T h e Asse mbly Finance, Insurance and Commerce Com· mittee voted 7·6 Wednesday on ACA20 b y Asse mbly m an Richard Lehman, D·Fresno, sending it to the Judicia ry Com· mitlee. Lehman aide J oe Hoyt said the measure was prompted by "the rising cost of farmland" and the possibility that absentee foreign owne rs hip wo uld in crease that cost ~ !Crosby Worth r ~ $11 Million ~ "'-. ~.July''· 1979 Co111·t ProOO Stalls restirnony Ruling Bizarre TwUt SAN FRANCISCO <A P) -The probe ol lM CaUfornJa Supreme Court w• ln 111al Umbo today att.r the hl1h court. in a biurre Irony. wa1 aaktd by the in· vestl1•U... commlu•on to set ••Ide a rullnc that one of its own Ju1tices need not testify in pubUc. The Supreme Court la ln the atrange poslUon. at the moment. of belna asked to rule on a mat- ter after five or the seven 1uatices already have testified ip publlc, before reporter s and pbot.ogr~ers. Tho.e tlve. ln effect. are being asked to rule on the propriety of their own appearances, in the probe of charges the blgb court improperly delayed decisions last year for political reasons. THE REQUEST appears lo place the justices who testified in immediate cooflict of interest. The us ual procedure in such cases is disqualification. Normally, Chief Justice Rose Bird is empowered to assign substitute judges when justices disqualify themselves. But what is the rule, hearing observers wondered. if tbe chief justice disqualifies hers elf? She is among the fi ve who have already testifi ed. Noting that the state constitu- tion offers no remedy In the ex- traordinary situa tion , com· missioners talked a bout the possibility of impaneling a seven-justice tribunal "by lot" lo untie the twisted legal knot. Commission special counsel Seth HuftsedJer sent a leUer to the high court. citing "ex- traordinary public interest" and pleading with the tribunal lo act lawmakers' Pay Pensions Boost Sought SACRAMENTO IAP> -. Ao amendment recently added lo a legistatlve pay bill would provide better retirement benefits for lawmakers who stay in office more lhlill 21 years, says the author. Senate Pres ident Pro Tem James Mills, D·San Diego, pre· dieted Wednesday that his pro- posal could save the stale money, however, by removing an incen- tive for lawmakers to retire early. Mills said in an interview that ea rly retirements force the stale to pay a pension lo the retirees plus salaries to successors. UNDER CURRENT law, Mills said. a lawmaker who retires after at least 21 years service col· lects pension benefits equal to two-thirds of sala ry al retire- ment. The law requires that pensions be increased each year to keep up with the cost of living, he said, but the state Constitution limits legislators to an annual 5 percent increase in pay. If the cost or living exceeds s percent, that means a legislator loses potential pension benefits for each year he serves beyond 21 years bee a use of the lower annual percentage increase for staying in office. "That's a sacrifice that no rea- sonable person would make," Miiis sajd. In a hurry. Al the same time. Bertram Janes, chairman of the Com- m is 1 lo non Jud i c ia l Performance, vowed Wednes· day be had "no Intention whatever of abandoning the in· vestigatlon" now In its sixth week. The implication was that the probe would go forward. public or not. T he commission has been charged with invesU1atln1 al· leged court lea~s and claims that filing of certain deciaioaa w~re delayed to help Ma. Bird wan confirmation last No- vember. Sbe won, but by the nar· rowest margin ln California his-tory. All j ustices except Stanley Mosk and Frank Newman have testified. Moak Tuesday won from a state appellate court In Los Angeles an opinion that he doesn't have to testify before the commiaslon in public: . J UmCE Wiley Manuel was testifying when the hearing w~ abruptly halted Tuesday after state appeal court ruled on the basis the state constitution re- q uires investi~ations into Judicial pro~eedangs be con· ridential. . .......,llf*fled State Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy: D·San Francisco. cups his hand to ear to hear a reporter's question during news conference on $4.85 billion aid bill for ~ities . countie s 'and schools That commission now wants the high court to overturn that ruling, which formally held uo· constitutional a subpoena calling for Moslc to testify in public. The ruling said there was no authority for a new procedure adopted earlier this year which allowed the inves tigation to be aired in public. Vote on Fonda Blocked Senate Democrats Save Face for Brown SACRAM ENTO (AP> -State Senate Democrats saved face for Gov. Edmund Brown Jr . by blocking a move to force a floor vote on Jane Fonda's appointment to the stale Arts Council. It happened Wednesday in the Senate Rules Committee. where three Democrats outnumbered two Republicans. p But Sen. H.L. Richardson of Arcadia, Senate Republican caucus chairman, said there would be another effort this session to get the upper house lo pry the appointment out of com· mittee for floor action a lac· tic that rarely succeeds SENATE REJECTION would force Ms. Fonda off the FONDA council. But keeping the appomtmenl an commit· tee would allow her to stay on for the rest or the year and be reappointed by Brown. The appointment faces strong opposition a mong conservatives because or her campa1~n against the Vietnam War. Chances fo r her con firmation by the Senate appear slim. Technically. the vote was on a motion to rt~ verse an earlier decision and send the appointment t~ the floor without a recommendat ion for reJec t1on or approval. Without listing the item on 1b agenda, the committee had decided at an earlier ~ meeting not to send the appointment to the floor. : But Sen. Robert Nimmo. R·Atascadero, tried : W~nesday to move the appointment out of com· ~ mitlee without recommcndallon, an unusual action : because most nominations sent to the floor carry an approval recommendation. · SEN. RAV JOHNSON. R·Ch1co. s upported , N1mmo's motion Sens . James Mills. 0 -San Diego. Nicholas Pelns. 0-0akland. and Robert Presle) D·Ri vers1de , voted no. Johnson complained that tht-2·3 vote amount ed to an indirect conhrmat1on of the actress smcl' 1t prevented the Senate Crom forcin g her off the C:OUnt·tl 'Stin.ky' Suspect Free E'Vilknce Issue in Berkeley Rape Cases BERKELEY IAP> -Although police s ay they h ave enough evidence to identify the rapist called "Stinky," suspected of sexually assaulting and ter- rorizing 62 women over the past five years. it won 't do much good -the district attorney's office refuses to prosecute him. A man Berkeley police believe is StinJcy -who got his nickname from the fou l gasoline-oil-odor recognized by nearly half his alleged victims - was arrested last October· for investigation or rape, burglary, robbery and other charges. HE WAS RELEASED four days later after the Alameda County District Attorney's office claimed there wasn't enough evidence lo prosecute him . On July 6, a police document was released by court order after Jim Chanin. attorney for the s us· peel, asked for the document to check fQr false ar· rest. The 187-page report details the circumstantial evidence against the man, who is described as an ex ·convict who served time for burglary. According to the document. the s uspect once told a court-appointed psychiatrist that he re- ceived sexual pleasure when breaking into SC homes a nd pulling the blankets off sleeping women. He didn't rape them, however. since he Lisha to 5 -Day Forecast of th• weather. Dial 830-4490 had a birth defect which made sex pumful In pnson. as part of his rehabtlJtat1on the rap~. he received an operation that made 1t possible for him to en.ioy sexual intercourse. Four months after the man·:. release. the Stinky rapist struck for the first time. For the next five years. Stinky terrorized two neighborhoods 1n Berkeley. He always used the same methOd blindfolding v1ct1ms while.asleep and then s ubJe,·t ing them to up lo four hours of degradations and repeated sexual assaults. Stinky's victims Include all types of women, including a member of the public defender 's staff. a dance stude nt and u well -known telev1S1on newscas ter who went pubhc with her <1ltack AC' cord ing to police· spokesman Dick Ut!rger. that wa~ Stinky's last reported rape. IN ONE RAPE CASE. police said they tracked ' down the license number of a vehicle seen m an area after a reported attack. The car belonged to the ex-con. Stinky 's method of operation closely rt' sem bled burglary patterns the ex·con was known to use. The ex-convict 's occupation 1s consistent with the smell or oil and sweat his v1ct1ms noticed. t ~ REDWOOD CITY (AP> -Bing Crosby left h and in six Califom.la counties worth $3.3 mlUion at fthe time of his death in Oct. 1977, court documents ron file here reveal. Golden VVest Airlines A Dll~t~ GOURMET MARKET <Market Street) .. The documents in San Mateo County Probate .Court are appraisals and inventories of land and ~s'ts in the legendary crooner's estate. They ~ring the total revealed wealth of Cl"08by to morl? llh•» $11 milUO(l • ! AMONG mE PROPERnES are a mansion in lhe fashionable San Francisco suburb of lUllsborouah valued at $935,000, and land in ~lameda County valued at nearly $1 million. More than 3,000 acres of land in San DielO County is -Orth aboat f750,000, tbe documents show. . Other land hold.inc• ·worth more than $500,000 are in Sonoma, Yuba and Contra C.ta counties, \be reeordl allow. ; The probate document.a allo listed Sl.8 mllUon ~sec:urltiea, partnerablpt 1n oU and natural 1aa ploraUGD projeetl, lntereets in race bol"HI, tauranll and other bullDeu ventures, and atock ID t.be Plttlbursb Pirates bueball team. ' I THE INVSNTO&IU A&E Intended to help t.be 1tate Inheritance Tax Comm&aalon la de- termtmac bow much tu ii owed by tbe •tate. Tbe bulk of lt was left to Crolby'1 HCoad wife, Katllryn, ad Ida HYen ebildrw in • Uvtn1 tl'Ult tlaat II DOt lubject to public dilelOlure. At the time of bJa deatb, one of Crolby'1 lawyera e1UmMed the ..... , overall value at ........ .,1uww1•mW1on. ANNOUNCING •.. THE ONTARIO CONNECTION! Now you can make connections out of the convenient Ontario International Airport by using one of Golden West Airlines flights from Orange County dlrt:tct to Ontario, effective August 1 • 1979. When calling for ~1tlon1 and Information, alls about Joint Fe,.., ' C•ll Golden WMt Alrtlnee (114') 97~8000 or your '9o91· V.v., .,.,,t. DELANEY BROS. FISH Lee Jensen and his helpt-rs have ···-Nonhem Sea Bass l.981b We also ha ve fres h lo cal :.wordClsh from our local Chan. ncl Islands FR~H PRODUCE Look what our produce man Abe has for us this week ~ By being •t the produce market at 2 a.m .. he insures our customers the finest! ·-.. .-. .,. ... _, .._ Swttt Con .......... 7t«f1.00 ,_ .. ._...._ ....... CHtaioupC! .. . . . .. .. . .15( 11> ,_ ....... ffOH)'cleW Meloa . . . . . .. 19( Ill .. tOe,. rrom our L1qw r Dept . Ju~t think a half j?Ullon or 1.7~ hte~ or Smirnoff Vodka. onll! t.98 plus ru . TOP QUALITY MEATS For an item you cun put in your refngerator now oc use laLcr, the meat dept. has this to offer 0 11eu Mayer Caaaed Ha ma 3 lb. Jubllee Ham ,,,.., oho,... or"""""' cu1 I s lb. H•m for oaly Bllt tile Prfde of Poland • • • A 3 . lb. Imported P9Usb · Ham. old· werld tllnd, lt,.1&, .. 1 brHd 6.98 ·~ DELANEY'S o.. act Manet open Daliy M • Cloled 8 .... y ZIZ8 Newpod Blvd., N..,.n Be ... 173·11Zt -~.- Renter Parling Fee No SOiution ··::= ................. Lo ...... . =· Ca 1111 • ..... ,.. o. ... aua•l· .. ~ • IDWll '9 .,, .. • a moetla for partdna \Mlr CMI • cttJ ...... ti,._ ol u.tr apan ..... ta. Tiie bwft&I ...... ~fold. he nuoned. It wou.ld U"aiM WY t.o fWMI ..... al "'-llt pollN pall"Oll to k-U. au.ta eale. Md at would lie • m•ana of rootJn1 OU NDtal mb la town. Dawton'• fellow council memben rl1hUuU~ described the propoeal u belni dlaerimlDatory, add1D1 ll \VoUld place an undue burden oa mal renters. In MtditJon. the fee prG1nm would be dlfftcull. lf nol lmposslble, to enforce, and would mean a Lquna rel)l· er's viaiton could be cited If they par~ed in front of lhe- apartment. And while Dawaon aald he was only ukina for a study of the proposal, the council aid well to quash the whole idea before it even aot to the plannina staae. L11guna Beach does Mt need such an unwieldy and discriminatory parklnJ fee program. The city should look to other •ans of ridding the town of illegal rental units. · To Dawson's credit, at least he is thinking about the problem and offering suggestions Residents Care San Clemente residents and a sun tan lotion firm are staging the city's fifth annual Ocean Festival. .. The festival will include three lifeguard competitions and family-oriented games in the sun and sand on the Ju· ly 27-29 weekend at the city pier. The event has been successful in the past and ap· pears to be increasing in scope and popularity. One of the best aspects of the festival is that it is not subsidized with city tax funds. The event shows how well a city's beach and ocean can be used for the recreation of its citizens. The credit goes to a group of civic-minded residents who have volunteered their time to help bring a more pleasant s ummer to the people Qf San Clemente. Like the Chamber of Commerce's recent city clean· up cff ort. the Ocean Festival demonstrates that the res- ident-; of the beach community have concern for their home and ure willing to give their time and effort to makt• it a better place to Live . Hope for Canyon La~una Beach City Council members' hopes for a widt· and safer Lagunct Canyon Road were dashed earlier this month when the state transportation commission de· cided not to recommend the $7 million project in this year's plans And whi k the Orange County Trans portation Com· mission said it would prefer Laguna Beach not appeal the state d<•ti sion this year. they suggested the council begin work now to get the project on next year's priority List. The City Council took the county commission's ad v1tc. und is working even now to get local and state s up- port for the necessary state funds next year. Sixteen motorists have died on the winding, seven- mile roadway in the past five years . Scores more were injured in hundreds of other non·f atal a ccidents on the na rrow two-lane road. With the support of adjoining cities. the county. the Irvine Company, and even the Laguna Greenbelt. the can· yon road project s hould be on a priority basis by 1980. ... • • Opinions expressed 1n the space above·are those ol the Daily Pilot 'Other views e xpressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) ~2-4321 Boyd/ Comic Strips ByL.M. BOYD It's highly Ukely that some or the comic strips in lhis newspaper have been around many years longer than any radio or televis ion show. A few strips go all the way back to early in the century Many date back to the 1920s, '30s and '40s. To make it more curious. the strips run dally, giving them much of a chance to suffer that thing. called overexpos ure . But they survive. If there's anything in communications more durable than the comic strip. name it. Do believe the worst pun of tbe year came about when a foul-mouthed clone jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge u pauenby paused to note tbe obscene clone fall. The average owner or' a doa spends more money each day on doafood than the a~erage J&il warden gets lo Med a priaoner. Just because it's archaic doesn't mean tt'a wrong: The plural ol cow is kine. Dear ·Gloomy Gus • lo lt'I taUa the IOHl'D• meat lt yean to con· •clad• that JPK was t ldu.cl bMIUH a person • or persona unlllnowa wanted blm dead. ftat'• a lat of tu yeara IDraamallreward. BROKE Q flow t Li ll 1s a newborn giraffe? A. About us taJI as the average man. Q. Which metal conduct., electricity best '! A. Silver. it's said. Q How long does the ty pical hen lay eggs? A. Maybe JO to 12 months, thut'!>all When a peach tree gets sick, it may run a fever as much as 20 degrees F higher than its temperature when well. What is it about the letter "M" that so appeals to the Olympic Games folk ? In 1958, Mexico City. In '72, Munich. More recently, Mon· treal. And 1980. Moecow. No poem in its entire has been reprinted more times than Clement Clarke Moore's • 'Twu the Ni1ht Before Chriatmu." Which of the modem na- tions would ypu reaard as the most vulnerable in a bi1 war? Some expert.I contAmd it's Japan. If that country weren't visited by two IUpertanlten I09ded with Oii every day, it'• entire In- dustrial machinery would have to •hut down. A bomb on the port of Yokohama would defeat Japan In mlnuttt. they clatm. Hard tboulht. that. But Japan la not unique. Do you set the fMllna eometlmea that we do llttle more than build paper ca1Uea betw"n our wlnd •tonn•? wa.. 1°" ea't ••• ap ,our milld about 1om=, JOU &m to .. dlat fl . out feeliq lD a lnmJ, SQ ._ Mllllan 1fM ..Ue a "8drall8cb ....... la· tere1Uq. lut WbJ IO, If '"'' • Rowland Ivana/Robert Novak Carter Seeks New Energy C~ar WA8HJNGTON -TM White Houte ll MrioUlly con1ldtrtn1 ,... tired New York bualneu tyeoon John deButtl H ltl new eneru moblMJaUon caar even thoulb hl..WDaekln1 R.,publlcan John 8 . Connally to replace Jimmy Carter 11 president. · De Butts retired Feb. l as chief •Hciuttve officer or AT&T and the Mxt da)' contributed the max · lmum $1 ,000 lo CoMally's campala n . While Presi· dent Carter's aides are well aware of this. It does not make any dif· ference. "John deButts is ex· lremely well thought of around here, and we'd like to get him lo work whether he is a Connally man or not." one White House irt'Sider told us. He is on a ll1t of possible suc- cessors lo Energy Secreta ry James Schlesinger. expected to leave by autumn. But deButts' more likely role would begin sooner if the White House has its way: as head of the proposed Energy Mobilization Board, eclipsing the lame-duck Schles· inge r as federal czar In charge of energy production. JODY'S BA'ITLE FATIGUE -For the first lime to anyone's knowledge, President Carte r criticized press secretary Jody Powell in the presence of out· sjders. But that mild criticism, during the Camp David meet· ings. docs not s uggest down· grading, much less removal. for Powell. Powell was brought ~p during Ca rter's sessions with non- governmental wise men invited to the mountain. After the senior staff (including Powell > h<id left the room, one outside r com· mented that he thought ·Powell was shooting from the hip a little too much lately and might he suffering from battle fati.l!ue lie Mailhox added tJtat M fell the normal ad· vtraaey relattonabip between Powell and the pre11 wu de· aeneratlnc lnto aU·o ul war. To the surprise of thou r.reaent. the president did not apr· ng to the quick defense of his lon1-Ume aide. Rather, he noted that Jody seemed a little over· wrought. was smoking even more than usual and was putting on weight. Nevertheless. nobody expecL'i any diminution ol Powell's posl· lion. Next to Roulynn, Powell is Carter's most trusted adviser. ' --. AHEM & \tlJOLFE ~~.Vi_RTISI N(j & -- Whal aome Wb..lw HouM lDllden would like ii for PoweU to be ,.. moved from the prtu secretary'• dally nrtn1 UM IDd t;>e 1iven a eoumelor'1 role. 8ut even UU• la not WleJy unteu tn· lliated by Powell hlmaell. A foot.note: Even more than Powell's polltlcaUy d1maalo1 crack about Iona gaaollne fines being 1ood for Wuhln1ton1ana. his snap reaction to White Houae domestic policy chief Stuart E i z ens l'a t ' a no w • I a mo us memorandum 1enerated ill will within the·Whlt.e Houle. SeveraJ ' . ~ &O#Al.~JOf'._ DICTION - T~r• w• • • .,,t,._ l•P at Bar~ ky wtMrn "-air: Cart•r •'ll•m•d tn hi • Democrattf' CJ•rt1 tund·ral.Mt that "Jlmmy a. &An,.._. .. - •ttmJocJ1 • pu1Alr rq~ to acurrl~ pr1v.wtl! nurvin Uaet the pr~•hi*.'tll hd r~Ured to Caatp l>av~ f1,r pay~ reaaotU ActwtUy, ~frtu(;ky u,. •e-re havln1 troublot sncktns up the First I.Ady'• "At Ceorc1a ae· cents. Careful IJ.at.aunc w tape reco rdln11 o f her remark• showed her aay101 that •·Jimmy 1s confident " A part from th~ unfortunttte m 1sunderstandin1. M ri~ Cuter put 1n rmance sub11tituUng for her husband at the Kentucky dinner Sht: has progressed all a campaigne r <tnd 1s obviously one or lhe pret>1 dent's lop political assets HAJG'S OUIUT Retired Gen. Alexander lla1g's debut a i> a practicmg Re publican politi· c1an will be ma de before a closed-door audience of fat-cal fin a ncia l contributori. with newsmen and ordinary ciUzen!i barred. Haig will speak before the meeting o f the Republican f:ag les at the pos h Beverly Wilshirr Hotel in Los Angeles July 22·23. M1namom contribu· lion to Rcpubltcan war chesLo; of SI0.000 1s ncresi.ary for mem· bersh1p m the Eagles. A footnote · Haig Mi ll rcJecll> 1.iny campaign for a L' .S Senat<• seal from Penn.sylvani<i but 1s op<'nly interested m a dark hors<' shot at thC' pre!;1denry Old fm·nds. feannJ.? lhut has 1•rfe(' t1vt•nci.s as a voice on national ~c·cunty questions would be un d('rcut by a hum1li at1ng pres 1dcntwl flop. want ll<11g lo gN 1m m cd 1atl' ex pert s peech" coaching Rewards -of the Unknown Off set Risks To the Editor: Whal could be worse than pay· ing the O PEC Nations tht:i r hlackmail now. even if the price was fi ve dollars a gallon? Just fa ncy ourselves putting all our efforts Into domestic oil produc· tion and exhausting our own sup· plies within a few years and then b e ing wholly dependent o n OPEC. What kind or me rcy do you think they would show us? Perhaps. the n. this cla mp on the oil companies' "windfall profits" is a ploy; carefully or chcstrat.ed. to help keep our re· serves intact until we have drained away the sea of petroleum the Arabs are sitting on. Let's hope we're that smart. IN THE MEANTIME, Wf• need a ll the s ubstitutes for petroleum we can develop. Solar power. yes. whose benefits are still years away. Gasohol, yes, although the question or whether It takes more ene rgy to make it than it delivers is still un· decided. And nuclear power. Can we take lhe chance of denying ours elves its use ·~ The anti- nukes, singularly deficient in coming up with alternative prac· tical aolulions, would deny us the use of it. It's up to the silent majority to speak its wishes. Do we push ahead with nuclear power ? Or do we r esign ourselves to the inevitable: re· current shortaaes, escalalin1 prices, long walls in line, fewer vacation trips, rising unemploy- ment, higher costs, not only for electricity, but for e verything that likes e n e rgy lo pro · duce, and that, brother. Is t'W!T'J/· thing/ It tbe pioneers had insisted on full cavalry protection, the West never would have been won. If the 1ovemmenl had insisted on a national network of roads before Henry Ford mass· produced his first Model·T, we'd still be driving buckboards Every step Into the unknown has ill danaers -and Ila rewards. J .W. REID lt'ft• 81r .. 111•1 To tbe l!'.ditor: Stctrout -Whal WH the polnt! One ~ employM'I reply to/our l'ftent ldltorial: · bav. wortled for the County of Oraqe for UM put 10 yean. Durtu the put ftve yean, I have Md to accept a alow but •teMJ Nducdon of my 1tandard of Uvtu. Now my ...UNIDIM • coetrtlRiklm aN bein1 dou~ •• wlaUe IMMftta aN belDI .,...U, rld'I .... Tbe ,.......i .... ofter bJ tM .-, would Nduee .., rul IMom• by •·• percent 0¥11' die Md tllNI ,..,. (Ill IM • • p r esent inflation ra l el Profcss1onal and ~killed <'areer cmpioyees arc now h11vmg to "moonlight" or leave govern· mcnt service. The recent s1r knut was not. a l> you seemt·d to i;uiuws t. targeted 11t Proposition l:l. Many f;lovcm m ent employees voted ro r Proposition 13 . hoping that 11 would result in ri•duccd govern m e nl spt•nding by mc reasinJ.! govcrnmt'nl l'ff1 c1cncy We arc still hoping. We expected up to :J 30 percent reduction in number of employees through elimina lion of unnecessar y "fat," elimination of outduted methods, progr:ims. etc. Instead of reduced s~nctinJ.? through re-evaluating a nd restructuring of government operations. lhe sam e o ld bureauc ratic operatio n con tin ues t o .. r ip off" both the general public and its own e mployees. Both employees and the public arc being ill served by gove rnm e nt r es pon s e l o Proposition 13. The "f<1t " ha:. continued to increas«' while employees are being cut to the bone. The sickout was not an at· tempt to increase our standard or living. but rather a distasteful measure by desperate people trying to "hang on." ERIC GARMSHAUSEN Dfaeru?••ttted To the Editor: The purpose or this letter is to register my dismay with the ap· 1>0inlment of Edison Mille r as the person to succeed Ralph Diedrich and chide the Pilot for us in g the mis leading "lean Marine" photo to depict Miller. The board has two strong supervisors, Mr. Riley (with whom I frequently disagree>. and Mr. Clark. The choice or Mr. Mille r insures a collective lackluster performance by the board. Ron Cordova i s s trong minded, strong willed .. and honest. He Is intelligent, alert •.. and responsive to his con· 1'lltuenls. Edison Miller Is a political clpher. Ron Cordova ahouldhave been chosen . Governor Brown's appoint· ment Jml confirms the Jrowint mutual dltench1ntment which the county and the 1overnor have for each other. II Mr. Mllltr truly wlahea to Hrvt Oran1• County. he can dem· 0n1trate thtl desire by deelinin1 the appobttment. WILLIAM M. MONROE .............. Te the Dltol'. I WU "'1 upaet wben I Nad ••• artlele about ti•• Cl•ll +. I Aerom1utks Roan! h•:Linng ''" more roull's to :nrhnes at John Wa) m· 1\irport I was not awHrt· I wa:. allowed lo g11 lo thcs1• h1·anngs I'm s un: a I hou:.and pt'uplc would ha vt• ht·1·n lhen· from Nt·w p11rl ffra1·h :incl purts of Co:.lu Mcs:i 'fht• t·ommc•rc131 11:1 no1:.c· pl<.iguc:. our lives every day F:v1·ntually with sn m;•n> JCls at lhl' airport 11 will twcom1: 1n toh•ralJll' to live in this area .JOYCE REA HEGAHD Meetl"fl Mfstl•~d To the Editor. Reference the hl'adlJnc of Joanne Reynold5: article titled ·· 11eanng Turnout Poor .. It followt>d to s ay that fewer than 20 Newport Beach residents I urned out on J unc 2R for the oprn m g se:.i.111n of the CAB en v1ronmcntal hearings on route appltc·ation~ for John Wa ynt• Airport It would be a tragic un dcrest1mation by unybody to in· tcrprcl a m1n1mul altc•ndance at a meeting held ut 10 a m . to ix' any indication of the deep 1n terest. in which this subJeC'l 1s held by Newport Beach res1· dents. I believe other area peo· pie share this interest because they must also eventually shuc the noise. unless the airplanes might ny underground in their areas. Very unlikely. To the CAB. PUC and any of the faceless agencies who might erroneously conclude that the absence of large numbers of at· tendees might encourage them to proceed with their ra~ of the finest living area in CaHfomia. I . suggest they try us. Call an evening meeting anct let the people know when and where it ls. A crowd is guaran· teed . If anybody tries to puah through proarams that don't have the best interest or the peo. pie and the area foremost In mind. we won't stand ror tt! C. G.STEGLE Appl•llfl•8re.,• To the Editor: Perhaps lr the c ritics of Edison Miller could experience 5 lh years in a jungle prilon camp, and II they survived, they mithl be moreconslderate. I applaud Gov. Brown for his appointment. ROBERT JACKSON IJH , ........ .. To the Editor: Well . Lord·Of·the·llanor Brown bu Olile 111ln told JIM pe11ant.1 of Oran1e County to hold lbtir toniuea and be 1r1&et\al for tbe 1•11•• lie ca.,.e to Imel amOl\1 •· After "1uppoeedb'" aallllq tor and liltelllna to tM 8d· .tee OftM ... people lftvolftd bl our commumty. he slapp1•ct them and all or ll~ as well. in the ract:' and sl'l<'t'll•ci tht· only om.• who did not havt• rommunilywic.k involve· mt•nt ur s upport I rom I he rcs1· dents amt vott-rs in ourc·ounty OUR alternative 1s quite clear While we hav<· no lea to throw into our harbor we· do havu b<i llots to t·ast upon tht' waters a nd 1f we fail to voll-out the "hand-maiden .. and the "King Geor ge·act·ahh· .. al the earliest possiblt• moment then we have trul) :.urrendcrcd our liberty for setr indulgence. and we will de· s(•rvl' thl· med1ocnty <.ind high· handed 1~norance placed upon us Only when we fail to react to obvious usurru1t1on of our best interests will we bt> m danger of losing tht> liberties for which so many strugJ.(led and died IHV ING X RURG R~fe••~ D••••~r To the Editor Rr lh<' Daily Pilot hc'-ldlinc "M 1llt'r rails t·nt1cs "poor losers " If he 1s such a good wm- ne r. let him relea:.e hil'I service dossier to the prcl>s .and clear himself of any tamt Refus ing to do so indicates someltung is questionable. -' ~ J A. WETHMELLER Ne 1t'la' To the Editor· Orange County has felt the sting or Jerry Brown for being the ('O n se rvat1 vc and s taunch Republican area 1t 1s. His a ppoint· ment of Miiler a" su~rvisor has to be his method of punishment. It would bt> Interesting to know how much Brown owes Fonda and Hayden. perhaps MUler's appointment does not pay up the account Miller states h1.s opponents are poor losers I beg to differ with him -the county Is the loser. For what It 11' worth, Miller dJd not wtn anything, It was 1iven to him JOHNT. ISBERG /Wei 'Fe•d•' To the Editor: Well, we now knew Brown's trytn1 to make political HOfldft out or his appointment of Miller at the e~pense or Orange County. I am now. not very f'ortdo ol either Brown or Miller. WILLIAM D. LUSK • ,.. ........ ..._.-... _. ........ .-... ............... ....... . .................. , ... ~- CA ,... W.. I Sfl ..... 5 -.. .._ ............... . .......... _ ......... _. _ ....... ,.._ ... __ ......... ----... T -----------------------~-.-~··-- • Crowds At Fair l Inflation has s truck the Orange County Fair and of- Jlclala couldn't be happier. Wednesday's crowd or 27,681 was an increase of 11 ,401 patrons over last year's rigure for the same day. A spokeswoman said that for the fint six days of the fair this year. attendance has hit 157,721, . an increase of 25,542 over last I Y.t!ar's affair for the same dale. "We've got an awful lot going 1on." she said today by way or explanation for the hefty jump in fairgoers. The biggest single day or at- tendance was Sundt1y. when 35,193 people poured \hrough the turnstiles. That was an increase of 8,544 over last year's figurt: for the same day rr the current pace keeps up for the remajning four days of the fair. officials say, this year·~ edition will s hatte r <1Ltt:nd11nce records Hot, s ultry weather and the continuinJZ crunch in i:asohnc supplies were two pot.s iblc rea sons officials gave for the surge in attendance. There were only two duyi. Monday and Tuesday when attendance lagged s l ightly behind 1¥St year's pace The fair runs through Sunduy fo Costa Mesa ·County Fair Ride Victim 'Jl'ery Serious' A Costa Mesa woman hurt last weekend in a carnival ride at the Orange County Fair was in "very serious " condition today at Costa Mesa Me m oria l Hos pital A spokeswoman said Cek-ste Marie Hoffm~m. 22. is respond· ing to stimuli but not completely out or the coma s he has bet!n in since the accide nt on Saturday Miss Hoffman was riding the Himala ya, a circu l ljr rollcrcoHter, wh<!n 11hc fell or was ejected from her seat und caught her foot on a protective bar She was carried around the r ide several times be fore at could be stopped, police suid. ·Witnesses have disagrt!ed as to whether Miss Hoffman was sit· ting or st.anding just prior t-0 the accidenl ' Cafe Owner Shot TURIN, Italy CAP> -Twoter- rorlsls sat down al a table in a c11fe wa.itiog for the owner, then ahot and killed him in front or bis wife when he arrived, police Hid. A telephone calle r said Carmine Civitate, 40, was slain Wednetlday because he was a oolice spy Orange Coast Weather Gusty lS to 30 mph winds Friday with a cbaoce of measurable rain 30 percent. HJghs Friday la upper 708 at beaches to , to inland •reaa. INSIDE 'teDA 't' Ot1t cuw ooom• wllale _,,.., ~· 0 '*"· 1'hol'1 • kgclcw ot ""' rrmu-Alo.tko ~· Sloril•. plto(o, Pa~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA --, __ _ us ts Slaaring Condolen~es Forme r Preside nt Richard Nixon was am ong the 300 mourners who attended memorial services in Newport Beach this morning for long time resident and civic leader 0 . W. "Dick" Ri chard who died last week at the age of 73. Nixon greet· cd Richard's widow. J e nny . and son. John. who stood beside a bronze bust of Ri c hard commissioned by the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce which or ganized the memorial Debby Boone Sings Tonight at OC Fair Performances by De bby IW<>ne ;i nd the celcbrution or All Slates Hcumon Day are on the agenda this evening at the Orange County Fair, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. On Friday , d esigoute d Children'" Day. anyone 12 or un der will be admitted free until 6 p.m Friday night highli~hts will in · elude the group Tavares pe rform· 1ng at 7 and 9 p.m. in the um- phitbeater and the RCA Cham· pionship Roclco at 8 p.m . in the ~rundstand. Rc~ular admission as $2 for adult.'i and $1 for children 6-12 Hours arc noon lo midnight to· day. JO ;1.m. to m idnight Pr1d<1y through Sunday, when the (ajr c loses llerc 's the schedule for lhb t:vcnmg and curly 1-,riday TONIGHT 5· IO I>· m. Chi nu painting, crnfts area. 5 p.m. Ronuld McUonald,onthc grounds. 5 p.m . Saddleback Dance Center, Mountain Dew Stage. 5 a nd 8 p .m . Mi tc h t:l l Marionettes Showboat. on the gro unds. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m . Athletes an Action, on the grounds. 5:30 and 8:30 p.m. Riata Ranch Cowboys, Heritage Stage. 6 p.m. Harry "Woo-Woo " Stevens, Mountain Dew Stage. 6 p.m. States Reunion Day Ral· Jy. Heritage Stage. 6 p.m. 4-H on Stage. 4-H build· ing. 6:30-10:30 p.m . Giant Stepb Combo, Food Bazaar. .6 :30 p.m. Santa Ana Windb Band. Heritage Stage. . 7 and9p.m . Debby Boone, Am· phi theater. 7 :30 and 9 :30 p .m . Warren Dobson/ Ame rican Bandstand, Heritage Stage. 7:30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair. Moonshine Meadows. 7:30-11 :30 p.m . Montezuma's Revenge. Mounluin Dew Stage. 8 and 10 p.m . Laser Oiscomanaa r ea turing Th e L oc k e r s . Grandstand. FRIDAY 9 1J .m. Junior Cavy Show. livestock area. 10 a.m . Novice Fl'~A beef :.howmanshjp, li vc.stock urea. 10 u.m.-4 µ.m China puinting. crafts a rea. 11 u.m . Sen ior F'f'A beef showmanship, livestock 1:1rca. I p.m. 4-Jl/FFI\ round robin contesLc;, Jjvestock area. I : 30 p.m . Mime show. Heril<igc Stage. 2 p.rn . Harry 'Woo-Woo" Stevens, Mountain Dew Stage. 2 :30 p.m. Royal Horse Fair, Moonshine Meadows. 2 :30 and 4:30 p.m. New Song Band, Heritage Stage. 3 p.m. Mitche ll Marionettes Showboat, on the grounds. 3 :30 p.m. Clown contes t . HeritageStage. 4 p.m. Joshua Band, Mountain Dew Stage. 4 p.m. 4-11 on Stugc . 4·11 bwld· mg 92.5 Million Award Marvin Decision To Stand LOS ANGELES <AP1 A j udge refus ed tod ay to re · cons ide r his decis ion in the landmark property r ii;:hti. casl' or Mllrvin vs. Murvin, s aying It made no difference to his view of the case whether Lee Marvin li ed on the witness s tand. Superior Court Judgt! Arthur M ar"lhall also refused to award $500.000 in attorney's fees to tht· law y e r fo r Miche lle Triola Mur vin. dcclarin~ he believt•:-. :;he lost her lawsuit on ever.> count "fl makes no diffc rcnct• to thl· court in decision ()( th1i. m<1llt'r that Mr. Marvin lied or did not lie," Marsha ll s a id. "It doc~ matter to the court that a m:rn who lies af ht> did li e. s hould pay a Pt'nalty for thal. .. Marshall s uid 1.1 district at torncy's probe of M<1rvin's ;ii lcgcd perjur y is continuing and "the court feels it is in good hands, and the di.strict attorne y will proceed if 11 bccomeh » criminal matte r .. lie stressed that his ruling 1n Apri I awarding M iss Marvin Sl04.000 for reh ubi litutaon was not based m any way on the <tc tor's testimony. bul rather de pended on Miss Mar.vin's story of the six-year love affair. ·'The court re lied on the testimony of the plaintiff I Mis~ Marvin > ba la nced with the teKtlmony of othe r witnesses ... Drug Firm to Appeal By FREDERICK SCHOEMEflL OfU.Dell, ...... , .... Johnson & Johnson, the .-,a. lion's giant health produc t manufacturing lirm, will appeal a $2.S mHlion judgment awarded a Fullerton woman who claimed injury from use or a prescription contraceptive. An Orange County Superior Court jury awarded the sum Wednesday to Kathleen Ertel, 27, who lesttrled ln a five-week long trial that she aurtered a stroke and paral)'ala alter taldoa Ortho-Novum, a contraceptive uted by an etUmated 10 million women natioftwlde. la a short statement today, a JohDIOll • Johnlon official aald, "We ltroaa1.Y believe evidence 1D tlM .... -.. DOt luppolt tlllt ymllct ..a tla1t UM judmnlnl WH wai.ua.cl_-. We will IP· ~.'' -JollMoa • Jolauon le tbe t•reat firm to Ortbo Plaar••••uUeal corp. of ••rllm.lf.3.,IM ... ufacturw fll Ule.wklllr ~,. ......... . W•lllll,1 4telillaa WM I IM41..n .. i• &be view ol S.· t1 Ana 1ttorney Arthur Hew. • product liability specialisl who represented Mrs. Ertel in the ac- tion. Hews said the decision was s ignificant In that a pharmaceutical firm was held direc tly liable for not warning the user or a drug about its possible side effects. . Attorneys for Johns on & Johnson had argued that current federal laws on prescribed drugs require that side effect warninp be provided only to physicians. It ls the doctors' duty to warn patients, Johnson & Johnson lawyers contended. SlARS ·RECALL JOllN JJ'AYNE , · Cl•lre Trevor and other former John Wayne eo·atara remblAlce about the late utor 11 •• Amertean Cancer Society fund·ral1ln1 tribute held tn Corona del Mu WednHdl)' DJ1bt. '"~Pa,.c1 . ... Mrs . Ertel previous ly had reached an out. of court settle· ment with lhe physician who prescribed Ortho-Novum to her during a 41-day period in 197-4 while she was a student ut Fullerton College. She later suffe red u stroke that cause permanent paraJysis on her right side, Mrs. Ertel testified. The case was a novel one in that Hews was able to enter Into evidence resuJLI of a naUoowide poll of women on the use or birth control pills. The poll follild that S3 percent of women woUld have been con· cerned about taklnc the drui It they knew of its possible aide ef- fects. The poll, commisaloned bY" Hews. waa conducted by Mervin Field, a rt1pected national poll1ler. Wednetday'1 Ju,.Y award was for actual dam•••• onlr. Tbe Jury 11eltberated one day ln reaoldn1 the decl1lon. '9ae ·delerved It," sa.ld one feaule rrlend. ''She'1 been throu1h eo much over this." Treasury Official Also Out WASHINGTON <AP l -Presi- dent Carter announced today he has ousted Joseph A Califano Jr. as secretary o r Health, Education and Welfare and will nominute Pa tricia Robe rts Harris. secretary of Housing and Urban Development , to suc- ceed him. In aMouncing the firs t casual ty or Carter's Cabinet s hakeup . While House press s ecretary Jody Powell said a replacement for Mrs. Harris at HUD would be announced soon However. the re were uncon firmed reports that Thomas , .. o· Neill 111. lieutena nt governor of M assachusctts und son or llou se Speak e r Thoma s P . FIRST LADY WIELDS QUIET CLOUT-A12 O'Neill Jr .. would bc numt•<I HUD secrctar~ In othe r development:. Carter act·eptcd the res ignataon of Tn•asury Secretary M 1c hael Ulumc·nlh<tl and will namt• Federa l H t·sc r v t• Chairman G. Wtllfam Maller t11 r eplace him, coni.:res s ion al sources said this <tflernoon. Prt'sadent Carter accepted the resigna tion of Attorney General GriHan Bell today and said he would nominate Deputy Attorney General flenJa man Civiletti to succeed him Tn msportation Secretary Brock Adams ~aid he had been asked Lo rem ain ul his job. but had not dec·1ded whether to do so Powell said CaJjfano and Mrs Harris ''have a lready discussed plans for an orderly tra[lsilion" at fl EW. the bir.:Rcst depurtment 1n government In his letter of rcsagnallon. dated lod:iy. lt•<' outspoke n, liberal <.:a lirano suggested that lht· inevitable controversies :.ur rounding the posl he 1s v;1catang lco to his dcpartun· "Wherwvcr lhe l<i ws that lht· Con~n'SS charr.:e:. th\· sccrct<try n( H EW lo c·x 1·culc a rc ad· m mis tl'red with \'Igor there wall bt• controver~y I have lncd t11 t.:Xl'<'ule these 1~1ws vigorously," Califano wroll' Carter In a handwritten note ad dr c·sscd "lo Secn •tary Jue Califano," the president s1:11d "I accept your resignation with a genuine feeling of cippreciation and of recogrution." The re was no immediate word on the future of other Cabinet and top Whitt· !louse offi cials who s ubmitted their res igna - tions Tuesday. Califano broke the news lo severa l dozen top aides in his of· fi cc al mad-day Ont' 1odc wa~ :•ccn lea ving t he meeting in tears . P owell , whe n a s ke d why Culira no was leavin~. noled only that Carter is conducting an in· tensive review and evaluation of his administration with the oh· jcclivc of improving future performance. The H EW secr e tary ha s so m etimes c las h ed with Ca rte r 's s tarr over policy matters, and his anti-smoking c ampaign and vigorous anti discr iminatio n e ffo rts have angered so m e So uthe rn Democruts. Califano 's resignation was ar· ranged secretly Wednesday. The outgoing secretary began his let· ter to Carter by saying, "In ac· cord with our conver s ation yesterday afternoon. I hereby formally tender my resignaUon as secretary or Health, Educ11- tion and Welfare." ~n Elizabeth To Tour Africa LONDON CAP> -Queen Elbabeth ll new rrom London today •to start a _tour-nation African tour which will end ln Zambia, on the front. line ol the eaca_laUng confUct in Zimbabwe Rhodesia. The lf.d1y tour went ahead aa scheduled aft.er the S3·year-old monarch exprened her "ftrm latenUon" to'° detplte lean fbr ber 1alety expressed by Btllllh polltlclana Rnd new•papera. "••r HoMleto•• i Dally Ne•spaperl ' c Fl FTEEN CENTS ~ EYED FOR HUD POST Thomas P. O'Neill Ill NEW HEW CHIEF Petrtcle Robert Harri• ,,,..,,,.•-•o• FIRST CASUAL TY Joseph A. Califano Jr. Mesa Woman Figlw Off Rape Attempt A knafc·wi eldinl{ intruder was scared off by a 20-ycar·old Costa Mesa woman today when she Jtrabbed the blade or the knife and began screaming, Costa Mesa police said. They said the woman was treated al Costa Mesa Memonal Hospital for a cut hand. Police said the womun awoke · In her apartment In Pinecrt!ek Apa rtments. 2300 f'a1 r v1ew Road, at about S a.m. lo find a man standing ove r her with a small steak knife. "All I want is your body," the man reportedly said. I J Arter s he tra bbed the knife • and screamed. the man Oed on fool, police said. Although officers responded ' within one minute of being SUO\· moned, a search of tbc area railed to produce a suspect. The man l• described as In hil mld·20t. wel1hln1 1bout USS pound.I and h1vln1 short .curly hair. Tbe knUe was lert at the scene. Polle. said, "" -~--~ • J Fugitive Jailed Lt>ve Slave Suspect Heia in Fraud AIHSVILLS, N.C. CAP> - Pu1IUve beeuty queen Joyte M cKlnaeJ, who once aald she would .have skied nude down Mount Everett for a man she w aa accused of lddDap.,.._ for sexual purpoaea, ta Italia ln oustodr more tbaa a yeer 6r •h• Jwwed bell la •••and .... FBI 1111. M 111 MeKlnn•1 of Min· neapollt.' N.C., an41 fellow fuaitlve Keltb Joseph May or Lo'I Angeles were 1rreated Wednesday near As heville on cbarcea of makin1 false •late· • menta to obtal.D -c>u1porta, an FBI apokeel!\an aald. Bond WU set at Sl0,000 eacb. .................... ff WM AU. OVD IUT nte CO\MT l'tGHT flOR WtL WRIOHTI AND 8AIT IHOP ¥191• ...._ ,_ Ne•port'• New Brtdge, Bulldonr Leevff One, WtMlrf Marker • Both Miu McKinney. 29, and May, 218, jumped bail ln London and ned to Canada under f ata. ldenUUel ln April 1978, Ina than a month prior to a scheduled court appearance there on kld· . ... . St~re Owner Loses Fight nappina charges. ~ Mias McKinney, a former Mlss Wyomlng·USA, and May were charged ln England ln 1977 with abdµc:Un1 fCirk Anderson. then 21, of Provo, Utah, and im- prisonlna him ln a remote coun- try cottage. ~uilding Razed to Ma!re Way /or Span By JO~NN£ aEYNOLD8 Of .. DeltY Plllt ..... Her Newport Beach lee cream atore and moel of ltl fumlabinp may have fallen to a bulJdoaer's blades, bul aa far as Jo Besaell is concerned, her fi&hl wltb CalTrana ls far from over. ''I 've still got my lawsull pending," Hid a dejected Mrs. Benell today. "I guess this latest thing will just add to it." "Tills latest tblng" occurred Wednesday when Mrs. BesaeU's Wil Wrilbl's ice cream at.ore and the aclioouac ball and tackle shop were demolished. The property on which the buildings were loc:Aed was sold to CalTrans by the Irvine Com· pany to make way for lhe new s eve n -lan e Pacific Coas t Highway bridge that wtll cross the Upper Newport Bay. Today, the only thing left s tanding on the parcel al Coast Highway and Dove r Drive is the state historical marker set at the site or the McFadden wharf. built ln 1873 Mrs. Bessell. who operated the ,n earby ice cream store for eight L,Years. resisted evi ction to the ·~nd Contractors a nd CalTrans or- f i c i a ls broug ht a s he riff's ma tron with them when they ar- rived Wednesd ay to begin work Meatal Reperts Dae • • I • ~: ~,. <: Hearing Continued In Strangle Case By JBRRV CLAUSEN Ot U. o.ll' l'ilel Si.ff A juvenHe court hearing to de· , termlne the mental state or a -: slight, blond 15·year·old boy ac- ' ·cused of murdering an 11-year· .. oJd Westminster girl was con· ,·linuedtoAug. 7 .. . Presiding Judge Wllliam Mur· Tay set 9 a .m. as the appearamce .time in Superior Court, Santa Ana , The boy, son of an upper in· · come eouple, is accused or atr.angllng young Julie Meyer or IS241 Xavier Circle Her body waa found early June 218 near a vacant house :acroa1 lbe street from her home. ' She had been reported m lsslng at 11 :30 o 'clock the nig ht before-Mme three hours after :Buckets "March' • SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. waan't lbere :10 see them, but more than 100 'demonstrators marched on the 1:capitol Wednesday carrying :empty bucketl "to help Gov. .Rrown" fill the New Melones 'Dart' DAILY PILOT , ... o .• -c:..t• °'"'" tt1i.1 •• 11 .. _"""< ..... .,_,.,._,.,_ .. _,_ ... , .. o._ c .... -.-..~ .._ ... ,....,.,..,. -·-_, .......... "'*' ... (Ml• Mo .... _ llHtl\. .__.,. k Mlll ,_ • t••'-Y•ll.-y,t,..., .._.......tt.c·l\Jtavtt\C..V A ~ .... •ft~ .. tWlft•\tKl'Dfl"""d ... twitO.Y\•"d -·• I ..... "'(-_,, ....... Pt°"',.., DO ..... ,,., .. -.c:.u-....c......<N•- • ......... .......... --- .,., ". C4lrttt Y>ttPt~-OtMf'et~r ~·-..... y_, ......... ............. O.rle•M..... _, .... AUl\1 ... 1 M.tMtlM f <lltort ''"'""" cn••...-rt Q11111MMw•l9••....,. s hf' last had been seen playing Ill the str~t with friends . The five-foot tall , 100-pound defendant. whose na me is being withheld because of his age, was arresteed June 29 following a round·the·clock investigation by Westminster police. Hi e attorney, Thomas L Brown of Westminster. said this morn ing that the boy and the victim were close friends who often played together. Brown said his client never had been in trouble, had proven a good high school stude nt at times and was not known to use drugs or smoke marijuana. The high school student ls be ing he ld in Or ange County Juvenile Hall • Brown said he expects to try to get the boy released to his pa rents, possibly following the Aug. 7 continuance Psychological reports ordered by Judge Murray for today's session in Orange wen~ not com- pleted, resulting in the conlln· uance At Brown's request Judge Murray requested a report from a fourth psychiatric examiner The p s y c hi a trist s and psychologi!IL<; a re to help de· te rmlne whether the youth un· dentands the nature of proceed- ings he faces in the murder charge and can cooperate ln his own defense. The b o y , c harged with murder. has pleaded not 1wlly and not guilty by reason or in- sanity Victim Flees; Attacker Dies NEW YORK <AP) -A M anhatlan woman wbo ran naked down 10 fUlbta of tlaln to escape a molelMr. wu la•aood cond1Uon, but ber atlatker wu dead, pollte aald. He bad jumped out .of a tOth·noor wtn· dow after ahe Red. Polle• Hld John Davla, 2'7. knoelled oa hit net1hbor'1 door to return a Hied bowl. Poliee Hld be then forced bla WQ lido clM woman'• apartmt~ or- dered the JO.year-old fN• we wttaer to ttrip, and tried to Ue berup. ·-·, ........ he ltabbed ... , .......... ....,. ~ knlf!I ... but IM GI--to free Hl'Mlf Md .,..., ......... ' She ten her store under protest, she said. Mrs. Bessell, who Insisted she wouldn't move until 11he got an offer of financial assistance from the state age ncy, said the store was demolished with near- ly all of Its funishlngs, including an antique mahogany back bar, still Inside. She said she sold a few ite ms,· such as the freezers , at the last minute. "I'm going lo recover all tht.' costs through my lawsuit," she decla red. As ide from her complaints about the lack of financial as- sistance in relocating her busi ness. Mrs. Bessell is still hop· ping mad that she couldn'l slay through September. "Why couldn't they al least let us have our season·!" s he asked. "It wouldn 't ma ke a ny dif· ft.'rence lo their construction schcdul(' if we didn 't move out until the end or s ummer. ··n ow unfair can they get?" The latest estimates are that construction bids will be sought in January with completion of the new bMdge anticipated by the end of 1981. Harbor High Bond 'Not Appreciated' BV JACKIE HYMAN Of -0.llf l'llel SIMt Newport Harbor High School Prin c ipal Tom Jacob so n tcslified tod ay under c ross· examination that music teacher Richard England and several band students told him they thought the band was unap· preclat(.'() and that withholding key performance!i might change the situation. J acobson is the Newport-Mesa Unified School District's chief ·witness in its attempts to gel England fired on allegations of unprofessional conduct. England is charged with dis · obeying J acobson's orders to have the band perform at foot- ball playoff games and with tak· ing an administrative dis pute to the students and parents in a challenge of tbe prlncipal's authority. Prose c utors charged Mi ss McKiMey and May chained the Mormon miss ionary to a bed and forced him lo m ake love to her. After her release on bail in 1977. Miss McKiMey denied lhe cha rges aga inst he r . saying, "Anything I dld was with his <Ande~n's) consent. Kirk is so afra id his church Is going to ex· communicate him, he j usl made More Ocean Rescues Seen Off Newport Newport Beach lifeguard!>, who rescued 135 swimmers from eight-foot s urf Wednesday, said they expect more or the same this weekend as hurn can c Dolores is cxpectl!d to kick up m ore big breakers . Lifeguard Lt. Logun Lockabey said Wednesday's surf was the r esu lt of a storm off Ne w Zealand. The big breakers had receded to about four feet today However. the hurricane blow- ing up off the Mexican coast. was expected to push t>ig waves onto south facing beaches Uus weekend. Related stories on Page A3. Last weekend, out or a total beach crowd or 180,000 people. Newpo rt gu a rds we r e onl y calle d upon to rescue eight swimmers. Wednesday's big s urf. whale keeping li fegu a rds busy in Newport where 75,000 came to the strands, produced no maJor inj uries there. San Clemente ~uards reported that 24-year-old Richard Hazard .Jr., son of that city's marine safe ly directo r was Injured when struck in the head with his surfboard. Hazard, considered one or the Orange Coast's bes t surfers, was knocked unconscious Mt 3 p.m. while s urfing off San Mateo Point just north of .the Nixon estate. He was pulled from the water by fellow surfers. The formal hearing before a • committee on professional con- duct headed by slate hearing of. fleer John Willd entered lts third day today at Costa Mesa High School. The filing of charges against ba nd director England this s pring and his transfer from Newport Harbor to Corona del Mar Hlgh Schoo1 stirred con· side rable controversy. Entland's altome)', Lawrence Rosemwelg, preated two main points ln hls cross-examination today: -That England may have been unfairly singled out for acrullny. -1bal Jacobeon may have ln· volved atudenta ln the dlapute himself. Roeemwelt failed ln bis effort to question Jacobllon on the prin· clpal's meet1nl wllb three con· cerned ttudenta to dllcuaa the band attuaUon u bavlne brou&bt them lntolbedlapute . Wllld told Rosenzweia the queaUon of Jacoblon's Jud1ment was Irrelevant . "I'm not 1oln1 to try more ~hen one penon at one Ume," Wllld aald. Roaenawet1 concluded hla cro11-aaminatton of Jaeoblon today. He la exDeeted to make bla openlna Nmarb Prtdar. IWa(lee Aid Set O'M'AWA (AP~-• ID• l ouneed Weda .. dar new ,000.per·moatll Alla NfUIM Pl"Olnm wbl rJ& A18 could ,_... m a tGtal fl'..= IO,•ofU.. llHd Uvln1 la Canada~ SIM _. of lt80 . , • ._, I "' / .. I I' ~ • MON. llRI tO•·"'· ·l_p,m IATU~DAY 10•.m • p.m. ............ FUOmVE CAPTURED Ball Jumper McKinney all that "'p." During pretrial testimony in England. Miss Mc Kinney testified she once loved An· deraon so much she "would have skied down Mount Everest in the nude with a carnation up my nose" ii he bad asked he r to. Mi ss McKinn ey made headlines in Britain when Scotland Yard was una ble to locate her when she and May railed to report to police under conditions of their bail agree- ments Will Clothes Flap Again? PALO ALTO <AP I - The old-fas tuoned s ight or c lothes flapping 1n the wind o n a back yard clolhl!S line is causing a political flaµ hen · By a unanimous vote. the City Council instructed its staff t-0 study several ene rgy-saving options i n c ludin g a b an on ,.ne1gbbornood agreements which prohibit h a nging clothes out to dry. Council member Ellen Fletcher says she li ves in a n a rea which prohibits clotheslines. but she en· joys the sight ..or bri~htly colored clothes waving in the breeze. Baby Found In Trash Can OXNARD <AP> -Police s u1d they were searching today ror the parenL-; of a two week-old ba by girl found abandoned in a trash can here. The child was reported in good condition. although slightly de hydrated. at Ventura County Hospital. officials said She was di&s:overed Wednes- day by Mi chael Hunt. who beard her cry as he was getting into his car in an alley near his _apartment complex here. Two moat.lta after ber c11aap. pearance, ·Mill lleKiDDey wu lnlarviewd ln California by tbe Brlllah Broadcuttnc Corpora- Uon. She said aft.er readln1 a l8l therapy manual she bouallil tar• lined bandcutf1 to manacle An· denon. beeaUM abe dldn 't want to hurt blm. Sbe aaid abe tied him to tbe bed wtth rope1 to enbanee lovemaklnf. -• The. London Dally Mirror. a tabloid. produced a book en lilied, "Jpyce McKinney and the Manacled Mormon." Residenta or the small Avery County community where she grew up say they flnd It difficult to imagine Miss McKinney ln· volved in a sex. crime. Min- neapolis, N .C .• realdeotl say they remember her as a "fine . fine girl ·· • He r father is principal of Ne wl and Elementary School near the town. Her mother is a form e r Englia h teacher at Newland Elementary School. "They've always been a close family," a family friend said. "J o y is the ir whole Ii ves They've done everything they possibly could for her." She frequently uttered colorful lines when asked about her sex- ual escapades, and bragged that she read a sex therapy book and put it to the lest with Ande~ "I thought, Wh am! That book was nght after a ll," she told British television viewers during a program the BBC filmed at her California home last June. ~bel Group Occupies DC Oumcery WA SHI NG TON CAP> -A Rr oup of pe r s o ns ca ll in g t he m H I ve!> Sandinista s up· porters se1zl"': Tht·y left after a bout a n hour under an a~recrncnt with un 1dent1fied Nicaraguan officials. police srud. Two guards or the Secre t S1•r v1C'c· Uniforme d Division wen· reported injured slightly and taken lo a hos pital for treat mcnt On<' surrcred a lareratl!d hand in a scuffle outside lhe em ha~sy and the other s ustained an arm lDJUTY. Three umdentified versons were reported arrested. At midmorning. the Secret Service sajd wi thout elaboration that "everything 1s under con· trol " ThC' i:roup le ft the building al about I l a.m. under an af.{rcf'· m e nt w it h un1d e ntifi e c1 Nicaraguan offi cials, according to Distnct of Columbia police !.pokesman Gary Hankins. He said no arrests were made IJ!-1 they lert. M ary Wilson of Potomac, Md .. ·who s:.ud she was a Nicaraguan n ative, was in the embassy wail· in~ for a visa ror her passport when the intruders a rrived. She said they were unarmed. non· violent and courteous. Cou1·t Probe StallS Testimony Ruling Bizarre TwUt SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The in a hurry. probe ot t.be Calltomia Sup,.me At the •itme time, Bertram Court wu ln leC•l Utnbo today J a oea, chairman of the Com· aft•r the blp eourt, ln a blurre m l 11 a l o n o n J u d I c i a I Irony. w11 aalled by the ln· Performaoct. vowed Wednes· ve1tl11Un1 comml11ion to set day he had "no Inten tion uld• a rulln& that one of lta own whatever of abundonina the in· juetlcea nH d not tealify in veatlgation" now In Its sixth The commi11ion h as been char1ed with invesU11Un1 aJ. leaed court leaks and claims that filing of certain deci.liona were delayed to help Ma. Bird w In conf irmation l ast No· vember. She won, but by the nar· rowest margin In CallfornJa his· tory. l publlc. week . The impUcaUoo wu that T he Supreme Court le in the the probe would go forward, 1tran1e pe>eltlon, atl the moment, public or qot. i t of beln1 u ked to rule on a mat-All justices except Stanley ter after live of the seven Mosk and Frank Newman have JUSTICE Wiley Manuel was testifying when lhe hearing was abruptly halted Tuesday alter State appeaJ COUrt rul~ OD the basis the slate constitution re· quires investrgatlons into Judicial proceeding, be con- Af'WI,.,..... J •• Balr.t Opposed Benjamin Hooks, head of the NAACP. voiced his opposi· lion Wednesday to a m easure on the state November ballot 'that would ban forced school busing. Hooks with Sen. Diane Watson, 0 -Los Angeles, right, and members of the Assem bly. Teresa Hughes, D-Los Angeles. a nd Elihu Harris. O·Berkeley, said Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. would have to oppose the anti·busing measure if he expected black support for a 1980 bid for. the presidency. 6 Hurt Battling Huge Brosh Blazes CA~'TAIC CAP> Firefighter!> controlled two large brush fires "8traddling Interstate 5 early today after more than 4,400 acres were charred and six firefighters injured. Five members of a U.S. t'orest Service crew suffered first and second-degree bums on the hands and face in one fare Wednesday and a supervisor suffe red smoke inhalation, but all were treated [ J and released, a ccording lo Los Ange les County Fire Depart· "TATE ment spokesman Dennis Davies. • The blaze fire men called the ------------ Chiquito fire was contained at 6 p.m . Wednesday a nd controlled at 8 p.m after consuming 2, 150 ;u•re1>. The other. called tht> Wayside fire , was controlled nt I ·am .. Tn-a Exiereded SAN QUENTIN CAPI The state parole board has added three years and four months lo Sym bionese Liberation Army member Russell Lillie 's sen· lence for attempted escupe and a11seulL The d ecis ion We dnesd ay means that Little, whose murder conviction in the cyanide-bullet s laying of Oakland schoo l Superintendent Marc us Foster . was re<!ently overturn<.'<!, faces a rt>lease dale of Nov. 9, 1983 on his 1975 attempted escape con· 'viction. But Lillie could be paroled by Sept. 25, 1981 if grant ed credit for good behavior "" Oaarse• ~Jee•~d LOS ANGELES <AP) Despite a $108,000 "mistake" In volving stock sales. a judge hat> rejected the slatu attorney ~eneral 's charges that three conservutors had been "ruping" the $~ million estate of senile financial wi zard lien Weingart. Supt-rior Court .Judge Arthur K Marshall refused Wednesduy lo r e move two of the bus1 nessmen who are the con- servators, but accepted the res- ignation of a third, Jack Rosen· berg. And the judge orde red the conservators to pay the estate $108,000 in damages for a "mis· take" In judgment concerning sales or Fed Mart stock Otntersltlp SACRAM E NTO CA P I Fo r e igners living outs ide California could be prevented from owning land in the state, under a conslituUonal amend· ment approved by an Assembly committee. The Asse mbl y Finan ce . Insurance and Commer ce Com· mitLee voted 7-6 Wednesday on ACA20 by Assembl y man Richa rd Lehman. 0 -F resno, sending it to the Judiciary Com· mittee. Lehman aide J oe Hoyt said the measure was prompted by "the rising cost of farmland" and t.he possibility thal absentee fo reign ownershiJ) would in crease that cost Juatlcn alrudy h•ve leatUied in l estifled. Mosk Tuesday won public. before reporters and from a s tate appellate court in ,...,.llt llrged photofraphen. Los Angeles an opinion that he Tboee tlve, in eff~t. are being doesn't have to testify before the Stale Assembly Speake r Leo McCarthy, 0 -San Francisco. cups hi s hand to car to hear a rcp-0rtcr's question during nqw s confe r e nce o n $4 .85 bOlion a ad b ill for citit:s . coun ti es a nd sc h ool:, asked to rule on the propriety of comm Lsslon in public their own appearances, in the That commission now wants fidential. . 'rhe ruling said there was' no <iuthority for a new procedure adopted earlier lhis year which allowed the investigation to be a 1 red in public probe of charges-the blgb court the hl&h court to overturn that improperly de layed decisions ruling, which formally held un- lnt year for political reasons -constitutional a subpoena calling for Mosk to testify in puhllc T HE REQUEST appears to place the justices who testlfied In Immediate coolllct of interest T he us ual procedure in s uch cases is disqualiricalion. Normally , Chier Justice Rose Bird is empowered to assign substitute judges when justices disqualify themselves . But what is the rule, hearing observers wonde red, if lhe chief justice disqualifies he rself? She is a mong the five who h ave a lready testified. Noting that the state constitu- tion orters no remedy in the ex- tr aordln'a ry situation, com· missioners talked aboul the possibility o f im paneling a seven-justice tribunal "by lot" to untie the twist<.'<l legal knot. Commission special counsel Seth Huftsedler sent a letter to the high court, citing "ex· traordirwry public interest" and pleading with the tribunal to act Lawmakers' Pay Pensions Boost Sought SACRAMENTO CAP> An amendment recently added to a le~islallve pay bill would provide !Jetter retire ment benefits for luwmakers who s tay in office more than 21 years , says the author. Senate Pres ide n t Pro T em J ames Mills, D-San Diego, pre- dicted Wednesday that his pro· posal could save the stale money. however. by removing a n incen· live for lawmakers to retire early Mills said in an interview that early retirements force the stale to pay tt pension to the retirees plus salaries lo s uccessors. t.:NDER CURRENT law, Mills said. a lawmaker who reUres after al leasl21 years service col· lects pension benefits equaJ to two-thirds of salary at retire· menl. The law requires that pens ions be in creased each year to keep up with the cost of living, he said, bu~ the state Constitution limits legisltttors to an annual 5 percent int rease in pay. If the cost of living exceeds 5 percent, that means a legislator loses potential pension benefits for ea ch year he serves beyond 21 yt•ars becauseoflhe lower annual 11ercentage increase for staying inom ce. ·'That's a sacrifice that no rea- sonable person would make, .. Milli\ s aid Vote on Fonda Blocked Senate Democrats Save Face for Brown S AC RAMENTO c AP> S tale Senate Democrats saved face for Gov Edmund Brown Jr by blocking a move to force a floor vole on Jane Fonda's appointment to the state Arts Council. It happened Wednesday in the S.:nale Rules Committee, where three Democrats outnumbered two Republicans But Sen. H L Richardson of Arcadia, Senale Republican caucus ch;urman, said there would be a nothe r effort this session to get th" upper house to pry the appointment out or com· m itlec for noor uct1on a tac- ll(' tha-l rarely s ucceeds SENAT•; Rt:JE('T I ON would force Ms f''onda off lht· "OHoa council But ket·p1ng th1· appointment an commit tee would allow her to 1>lay on for the rei.t of tht· year and be reappointed by Hrown. The appointment faC't'S stron~ oppu!>1l1on etmong {'Onserval1 ve:, bt•cau!>e or ht>r CIJ ffiJ)al~n against _J.h(. Vietnum War. Chances for her con firmat.icin-uy the Senate apPt:ar l>llm. Technically. l ht· volt' wa1> on a motion tu r1· verse an earlJer dtJc1s1on and send lhe appointment to the n oor without 11 recommendation for reJec lion or approval. Without listing lhe item on 1t!> agenda. the· committee ~d decided :.t an earlier m eeting not to send the .tf)poanlmcnt to the floor Uut Sen Robert Nimmo. R Atascadero. tru·d Wl'dnc:sday to move lht· appointment out of C'Om m1ttce without retommendallon, an unu!>ual action because most nommat1on!> sent to lht· fl uor carrv an approval r«comm endat1on · S t:N. RAV JOHNSON, It Chll'O, !>uppnrtNf l\1mmo s motion Sen!<. .Jamei. M1l b . D San IJ11·g11 N1chola!> 1'1·tn~. 0 Oidt· VOlt·d no .Johnson n1mpl:11ncd that lht· l 3 vot1· amount 1•11 lo an and1rt•('l 1·onr1rma l1on or th1· aclre:.~ '>1111'1' II prt•\••nll'd th1• St•nal1• from forcing ht•r off th•· 1·oun1·ll 'Stinky' Suspect Free Evidence Issue in Berkeley Rape Cases BERKELEY CAPl Although police say they ha ve enough evidence to 1dcnt1fy the rapist called ··s tinky." suspected or sex uully assaultin~ and ter rorizing 62 women over the past fi ve years , It won't do much good • the d111tnct atwrncy's offict• refuses to prosecute him A man Rerkeley police bebevc 1!> Slinky whc got his ruckname from the foul gusolme 011 odor recognized by neurly h1Jlf h1s alleged v1ct1 ms was arrested last October for investigation of rape, burglary, robbery and othe r chiuges HE WAS RELEASED four days luter after lht' Alameda County Dis trict Attorney's office claimed there was n't enough evidence to prosecute him On July 6, a police document was released by court order after J im Chunin, altomcy for the SU!>· peel, asked for lhl• document to check for h1lse ar rest. The 187-pugl' report dt·laJls lhe c1rcumstant1al evidence against th•• mun, who 1s des<'ribcd al> an ex·convict who served tame for burglary Accordmg lo tht> document. the s uspect onct' told a court·a ppointed psychJatn st that he re· ceived sexual pleasure when breaking into 5C ho m es and pullin~ the blankelb orr sleeping women . Ile didn't rape them. however . since he Llshn to S ·Day Forecut of the weattwr. Dial 830-4490 he1d a birth df'fN'l which mudt· !>l'X puinful In pn1>4>n. ai. part or hi!> rehub1lit<1t11m thl'r<t11' ht· rt'1·e1 v1·d an 01H·ra t1on that ma1Jt.· 1l IJ4J'>1>1l1l1· f•11 ham lo enJOY sexual 1nte rcour1>1· Four months after lh(' man'!<. rel1•a!w. Utt • Stinky r<Jp1st !>truc·k for thr f1r<,t t1mt· f''or lh1· nt•Jd ri vt: year!>, Stinky tnror11 ·d tv.o ne1ghborh•'4>'h in lkrkl'll'y lk alw;1ys ust-d Lht: umt· m1:th11d bll ndfoh1ang v1ct1mi. whilt• 3!>ll~fl and then ~UhJ1•1·1 ing them to up l1> four hour ... of dci.:radut11in!> 1.11icl rt·µealed sexual ai.l>aulL'> Stinky''> v1t·llm!> includt· ull typt•s 11( wo rn1·n . 4nc·ludang a member of the puhh<' defender':-. slarl a da n<'t: s ludcnt and :1 well known te lPv 1 ... 111n n1:WS('<.1Sll"r who Wt·nt pubh<' with ht·r alt:ic·k A<· c·ordin~ to pohrt-s pokl·i.man 1>1ck lh-r~cr, th;.11 w;,• Stinky '~ last reported raµt· IN ON t: RA.,F. ("AS•:. pohc·c sutd lht•y traC'kl't1 down lht• hct•n!>f• number of 11 vt'h1<·ll' M't•n 111 art ' an·a afll'r a rc1>0rtt•cl ult111·k The 1·11r liclongt_.d lo tht• •.'X t on Stinky '-; method of ppcrut1on clol!ely r1· scmblt.'d burglary patterns lht• ex con wa!> know11 to ust'. Tht· ex-conv1ct'i. Ot'l'upal1on 1s <'oni.1st1·nt with tht· s mell of 011 and ~wt:at ha:-. v1N1m:-. not1ce<.I !Crosby Worth :$11 Million I REDWOOD ClTY CAP> -Biog Crosby left ~land In alx Callfomla counties worth $3.3 million at ~the time of hiB death ln Oct. 1977, court documents •on file here reveal. ' The documents in San Mateo County Probate 'Court are appraisals and inventories or land and 'alseu in the legendary crooner 's estate. They bring the total revealed wealth of Croaby to mor~ ,than $11 mlllion Golden VVest Airlines A ANNOUNCING ... D~~t.~ GOURMET MARKET <Market Street) AMONG THE P&OP£&nES are a mansion In "-he f u blonable San Francisco s ubur b of Hlllaborou•b valued at $935.000, a nd land in ~lameda COunl)' valufd al nearly $1 million. More ~an 3,000 acres of land lo San Dle10 County ta worth about '750,000, the docwnenta ahow. ~ Other land boldin11 worth more tban $500,000 Jre tn Sonoma, Yuba and Contra Coeta counties, lbe recordt .-Ow. 1 The probate docvmenLI a1lo llated $1.8 million n aecurft.lea, partnenblPI ln oll and natural CH exploraUon project., intereata in race hones, reetauran\a ud other bualneu venturea. and atoc:k la tbe Ptttaburlb Plratet buebaU team. nm 1NVSNTOa1a us intended to help the 1tate Inheritance Taa Commlnlon In de· termlDIDC ~ much tax II o-.d by the •tate. 1be bulk of lt WH left to Crolby'a second wtfe, katbrya, and bit H vn cbUdren lo a Uvlnc tr•t that II not eubjed to public dllclolure. At the Urne of hla d .. tb, one of Cro1by'1 111.,,.,. ..Um1ted tbe ..ute'1 overall value at bit••• MO mtW. Md• aaWton. .. THE ONTARIO CONNECTION! ,_,_.. ,...,--... --------._. .... __ __ ---ft A Santi Ana OtangeCounty Ontario Now you can make connections out of the convenient Ontario International Airport by using one of Golden West Airlines flights from Orange County dlrttct to Ontario, effective August 1 , 1979. When o•lllng for reHn•tloria •net Information, •alt •bout Joint F•'"· ,,,,... c,11 Golden Weet Alrtlnee (1 ~) 979.9000 or yp_ur ~I "-"' -.•"'· .. .. DELANEY BROS . FISH Lee .Jc111st'n and h1~ h1·l1a·ri. huvc l.98 tb ...... , Nurthc-m S.-a Uai.i. We also havL· frc:.h local ~wordf1sh from our lo<:'al Chun ncl li.lunds FR~H PRODUCE Look what our produce men Abe h11s for U.'I this week'. By being ut the produ<:'l' mArket :it 2 :i m . he lnaurei. our <:'ui.to mcrs the finest' a.-r_x.,.,,._, .._. $1 00 Sweet Com ... 7 '"' . lw•M N-~-·--Centaloupe , ... ._ lhHydtw Mf!lon 15C 1b ·~'" .toe •• f''rvm our l~•<auor O<·pt ,. .Just thrnk a hulf 1;allon or I 75 htcri. ut Smlrnufl Vodka, oal)A !t.11' plu• t•~. TOP QUALITY MEATS f or un 1ll'm you t·un put 111 your rtdrtjlcrutor now or u:.e later, the mt·ut dept hu~ th1i. lo offn 011ur Mayer ('an!M'd llam11 3 lb. Jubilee Ham 6.98 ... ',.., ... .,.. °' 1qw.r. r..,.' s lb. Ham foroely 9.98 ••. But &he Pride of Poland ... A 3 lb. lmponed Pot11h Ham, old· wo rld cured, Kraluu brand 6.98 .. DELANEV'S GollnDet Marlle& ()pea Dally ... • CIMed Saclay Zlzt Newji811 Blvd., Ne.,.,rt Beaela 173-sut • I 1 ! ' ' EnopP Rhetoric On Teacher Pact -r.-camnet nee•· wltla Newport-If .. teatben _. _....way maada, ud tile atart II hardly en· eour.-.. l"fnt-tbere wu a propauJ by the oew tuchera' un. Ion, the Newport-II.a hdlraUon of Teachera, u ktna fOr a H percent pay blb, lncreued waae •tepa. no layolfl. time olf for unloD activlt!ee and vaaUy •xpanc:led beneftta. Then the dlltrict came back and aald It couldn't orrer any money or benelita until the Leplalure works oul Ila fUndlnl formula.· How-=ve r . omc1al d they want tHchen; on cam-pu_s ut least H \•en hours a day, they want to ellmlnat& ad viBOry arbitration or en evance.s and they dem1md more contlnulna education. Jn Mdaition, trustee told union ofrlctals their offer 1!. t.oo vugue. Un ion leaders responded by 1tccusing trustees of hypocrisy and i;aying their proposal i~ even vaguer Now, come on. We a ll know that both sides a k more and offer less than they expert to get . or else what would they bargain with'? Hut there a ppears to be more to it in this cast:. On its side. the union wants to de monst rate how much more it can get for teachers than their previous bargaining a gent could. On the other ha nd. trustees are looking at a consl1t· uency compla ining of reduced services because of Pro position 13 cutbacks, s uch as the cancellation of sum- m e r school. and school closures due to declining enroll- m ent. Both sides wa nt to look good, but the re's been more than enough grandstanding. The real concern is that when the two sides lock horns at the bargaining t a ble. they m ay be so caught "P in their own ·rhetoric that they can't hear each other . And we all know what impasses in negotiations can lead to. A costly stri~ isn't in eithe r side's best interest. and definitely not in the pu blic's. Control Towaways emng on<ts car Cowe away nas never been a pleasant experience. But as Costa Mesa l'ollcc Lt. John Hegan pointed out to council members recently, sometimes It's excessively painful. Such as when a citizen has to travel lo Santa Ana and pay $150 to redeem a ci:ir towed away two d ays before from a Costa Mesa apa rtment complex. Or when :J car vanishes from such a complex and nobody seem~ to know where it is. Towing companies that handle police work a rc S UJ)l~rvised, their rates set and their towawc.1ys accounted for Hut that's not the case with other companies, includ· m g many from outside the city thut contract with private complexes and other fi rms. T he council is considering an Mdinance to limit fees. re gulate towing com panies and rl.!quire that cars towed he re be made available to their owners within Costa Mes <.1 city limil~ at no additional charge. even if they wer e stored elsewhere. This is one. a rea of consumer exploitation lhi:il should be stopped immediate ly So-long Pink's 1-'or 46 years. Pink 's Dr ugs has been a landmark in downtown Cost<.i Mesa. On Au8. 1. it will close its doors fo rever . . Three-ti m e mayor Al Pinkley and ~is wife Lucy , both longtime civic activists. are retiring at the age of 70. It's ha rd to imagine a couple anywhere that has con- tributed more to the orderly growth, civic maturity and community spirit of their city. The closing of Pink's will take some getting used to for Costa Mesans in the habit of dropping by for a soft drink and a chat. But, although they plC:tn to travel a lot. the Piilklcys s<ty they'll st<.1y C:tctive in city groups like the Chamber of Com mcr ce. the Historicetl Society and the Friends of the Library. . We wish them the long and happy retirement they ha vc so richly earned. • Opinions expressed in the space at>ove are tnose of the Dally Pilot -other views expressed on lh1s page a re those of their authors and !1f1ists. Reader comme nt is 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ Comic Strips ByL.11. BOYD ll's hlchly likely that some of the comic strips in this newspaper ha ve been around many yean longer than ~my radio or television show. A few strips go all the way back to early in the century. Many date back to the 1920s '301 and '408. To make it more curious, the strips run daUy, giving them much of a chance to suffer that thin1 ealled overexposure. But tbey aurvlve. It there's aa)'th1n1 In communications Dear Gloomy GU8 The Colla llesa Clty Council saya, "The lip ordlDance ll to rid our etty ol clutter and COD• fullon." Ritbt now tbe 1treeta are cluttered and tbe COUHU l1 la ........ ecaaf111toll. A.W. more durable than the comic strip. name it. Do believe the worst pun or the year came about when a foul·mouthed clone jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge as passersby paused lo note the obscene clone fall. The avera ge owner or a doa spends more money each day on dogfood tha n the average jail warden gets to feed a prisoner. · Juat becauae it's archaic doesn't mean it's wron1: The plural of cow le kine. · Q. How tall 11 1 newborn 1lrarfe? A. About as tall H the avera1e man. Q. Wbleb metal conducu elettrtctty Mil? A. Sliver, tt's H id. Q. How lon1 doet the ttplcal bin tar euat A. llube 10 to 1J IDOlltbl, U.at.'1 all Wbea • , .. cb ll'ff IN 1&,k. It ma1 rua • ,..., u ......... .,... ....... Uau ate wmperatun ..._ ..... ThOmes Kwvll /Editor ·Carter SeeD ~ew Energy Czar W AIHJ.NGTON -Tbe White Houa•laaerioully COMldtrtncre· tired N•w Vork bualness tycoon John deButtl u Ill new ener1y moblUuUon czar even thou&h he I• bat'kfnt RepubUcao John 8 . Connally to replace J immy Carter u pretldent. · De~~ttl retired Feb. t H chler execuuve officer of AT&T and the nu t day contribute d t h e m•x lmum Sl ,000 lo CoM ally's c11 mp1ig n . Wh ile P resl· dent Carter 's aides are well uware of this. It d oeis not make any dlf· ference. "John de Butts is ex- tremely well thought or around here. and we'd like lo get him to work whether he is a Conna lly man or not," one ~ hite House insider told us He is on a List of possible s uc- cessors to Ene rgy Sec retary James Schlesinger , expected to leave by autumn. But deButts' m ore likely role would begin sooner if the While House has its way: as head of the proposed E ne r gy Mobilization Boar d. eclipsing the la me-duck Schles· 1nger as federal czar in charge of energy product.ion. JODY'S BATl'LE •"ATIGUI:: For the first time to anyone's knowledge. P r esident Carte r criticized press st:cretary Jody Powell in the presence of out· • siders. But that mild c riticism. adfted tbat he ftll the normal ad· ver11ry relattonsblp between Powell and the preu wu de· aeneratinc lnto •ll·out war. To the 1urprlae of those r.reaent. t.be president did not spr. n1 to the quick defense of his long·Ume aiae. R11the r, he noted that Jody seemed a little over· wrought, was 11moldng even more than usual and was putting on weight. Nevertheless. nobody expecL'i any diminution of Powell's posi- tion. Next to Rosalynn, P owell Is Carte r 's most trusted adviser. ---AHfM iWOL F[ . 4~.Vf RTISI N(j durin_g the_ Caron 0aYJ<Lrru!£_l· -----;~, ings. does not s uggest down- ~rading, much less removal, for Powell. Powell was brought up during Cart e r 's sessions w ith non governmental wise men invited to the mountain. After the senior staff <including Powell ) had left the room , one outs ider com mented lhut he thought Powell was s hooting frQ m lhc hi p a little too much lately a nd might be surfering from battJe rall~ue. lie Mailbox Wbat aome White HOUH llWdln would Uke fa for Powell to be re· mo•ed from the pre1 1 aee,.tary·1 dally nrtns line and be 1tven a counselor's .role. But even lh1I aa not Ukety unaeu ln· itiated ~Powell hlmtelf. A footnote: Even more tban Powell 's poUUcally dama1lng crack about long 1aaotine lines bein1 good for Waahingtonlans. his snap reacUon to White House dom estic policy chief Stuart E i zenstal '• now .famous m emorandum 1.enerat.ed Ill will within the White House . Several I' pr .. kleatial aides 1rumbaed tbal a crack at the bar4·wortunc. lon1·suffe~ l:lienatat wu un- called fo.-untalr . a08ALYNN'8 DICTION - There wu an audible 1up at Bardstown, Ky .. when Roaalynn C arter s eemed to tell a De mocratic party fund·raiffr that "Jimmy is competent" - seemingly a public rejoinder to scurrilous private rumors tbat the president had retired to Camp David for psycbolocleaJ reasons. Actually, Kentucky ears were having trouble picking up the F i rst Lady's soft Georgia ac- cents. Careful listening to tape r ecordings o f he r re marks showed her saying that "Jimmy is confident." Apart from the unfortunate misunderstanding, Mrs Carter put in a masterful performance substitutmg for her husband at the Kentucky dinner . She ha1> progressed as a campahtner and is obviously one of the pres1 dent's top political asseLc;. llAIG'S 01,o;BUT -Retired Gen Alexander Haig's debut as a practictn~ Re publican poUll· c ian will be made before 111 C'loscd·door audience of fal·cal financia l contributors with nl'wsmcn und ordinC1ry c1t1zcns ba rred. Haig will speak before the m eet ing of t he Republi ca n 1-: a g lc s at the posh Beverly Wilshire Hotel in t.o~ Angeles .July 22·23. Minimum contribu· i~n-to-R~pubtrc-an-waT~h~st:S-,r•~- SI0.000 1s nt:t"t'i.sa ry for mem- hersh1 p 111 th•· 1-:a~lci.. A footnote Hai g still reJects any <';tmp:.1 1..:n for a U S Senate st•al from Pennsylvania but is openly intert·~tcd in a dark horst· '\hot at tht· pres idency Old fr11•nds. ft•ann~ that hii-. effe1·- t1vf'ness as a voice on nationa l '>l'cunty qul.':-.t1on~ woulrl be un dercut by ~• humili ;1t1n~ pre:-. 1dt·ntial flop. want fl <u i:: l<J gct im· mcdiah•cx1•t•rt !,pecch 1·uuch1ng Rew-ards of the Unknown Off set Risks To the Editor What could be worse than pay· ing the OPEC Nations thei r blackmail now, even if the price was five dollars a J(allon? J uJ>t fancy ourselves pulling all our efforts into domestic oil P.roduc· lion and exhausting our own SUJ> plies within a few years and then b ci ng wholly dep e nde nt o n OPEC. What kind or me rcy do you think they would show us? Perhaps, then. this clamp on the oil companies ' "windfall profits'' 1s a ploy, carefully or· chestrated, to help keep our re· ser ves intact until we have d rained a way the s ea o l petroleum the Arabs are sitting on Let's hope we're that sma rt. IN TJ .. : MEANTIME, we need all the s ubs t itutes fo r petroleum we can de velop. Solar power. yes, whose benefits are still years away. Gasohol, yes, although the question of whether It takes more energy to make it t h an it delivers 1s still un· decided. And nuclear power. Can we l ake the c ha nce or de nying ourselves its use? The anti· nukes. singula rly deficient in coming up with alternative prac· lical solutions , wouJd deny us the use of it. It's up to the silent majority to speak Its wi11hes. Do we pus h ahead with nuclear p o w e r ? Or do we r esign ourselves to the inevitable : re· c urrent s hortages, escalating prices. long waits ln line, fewer vacation trips, rising unemploy· ment, higher costs. not only for electricity, but for e verything that takes e n e r gy to pro- duce, and thal, brother , is every· tldng! If the pioneers had Insisted on full cavalry protection, the West ne ver woul<f have been won. If the government had lnalsted on a national ne twork of roads be fore He nry F o rd mass· produced his first Model-T , we'd s till be driving buckboards . Every step Into the unknown hu Its dan1ers -and its rewards. J .W. REID W••8leh•Ca1 To tbe t:ditor: Sickout -WbaL WU tbe point? One county emplo)'ff '1 reply to/our ~t editorial: baw worked for Ule County of or-.• for tbe pall 10 yean. Durtnl the pat ftve yean1 ~ bave luld to aeeept a slow DUl .... .., Nductloa ol 1n1 •tandud ==. Now m1 re&ArellMet .,.. belnl doabled. w ........ beta • .,..., •utz:•· TM pwt •• ofte&' -, ..-, waald ,.._ m1 rwal ........ -. ••pare• ..... ant ...... ,..,.<• Ille fl pr est'n t 1nfl al1o n rated Professional and skilled career employees arc now havmg Lo "moonlight" or leave govem ment servict•. The n•cent sickout wus not. a:-. you seemed to suggest , t<.iri.tctcd at Proposition 1:1. Many govnn m e n t e mployees vote d for P roposition 13. hoping that it would resul t in reduced govem· me nt spending by increasing government effi<.'1ency. We arc still hoping We expected up to a 30 percent reduction in number or employees th rough elimina tio n or unnecessary "fa t ," e lim i n ati on o f outd ttte d methods, progra ms. etc . Instead of rt-duccd spending throu g h re·evalualing anc.l restructuring of government o pe r ati o ns. t he sa m e o ld bu r eaucratic ope ration con tinues to "rip oH'' both the general public a nd its own employees . Both em ployees and the public are bein1t ill served by governm e n t r es pon se to Proposition 13. The "fat" has contlnucc1 to inc rease while employees are heing cut to the bone . The sickout was not an at· tempt to increase our standard of Ii vi nR. bttt rather a distasteful measure by desper ate people trying t.o "hang on." ERIC GARMSHAUSEN Ml••ell Meetl•• To the Editor : I was very upset whe n J read the artic le a bout the Civil Aeronautics Board hearing on more routes to airlines al John Wayne Airport. I wa11 not a ware I was a llowed to go to these hearings. I'm sure a thousand people would have been_ there from Newport Beach and parta of Colla Mesa. The commercial jet noise plagues our lives every day. Eventually with so many jets at the airport it will become In- tolerable to live in this area. J OYCE BEAUREGARD M«!etl••Mbtl•ell To the Editor: . Refe rence the headline of Joanne Reynold•; article UUed "Hearln1 Turnout Poor." It followed to say that fewer than 20 Newport Beach re1ldent.1 turned out on June II for the e>penlna HUion of Ule CAB en: ¥troamental bearin1s on route appllcaUons for John Wayne Airport. It would be a trait~ un· derMtlmaUoa by anybody to ID· terpret a mllllmal •ltendMCe at • meetiaf held •t 10 a .m. to-a. UJ bldleatlall ol tM deep In· ~ In wtdela tJdl subject la laeld bJ Newport Beacb nel· . dcnb . I belicvt• other arcu pco pie shan· this inlNcst bl'c:.iust· thev mu:-.t also t·v(•n1uallv '>hare: th1,' nOl!>l'. unlc·s~ th£• :u.rplanf•.., might ny unrfl'rground 1n lht!1r area ~ V1•r) unlikl·l y To lht· CAii, Pt 'C anc.l an> of tht· hlcPll'-'>S al(l.'nt·1<>s who might t•rront•ously concludt· that tht: u b:-.t•nce of lari~e num bers of at· tcndt·cs m ight cncounigc them to proceed with their rap<' of lht· fim·sl living an :a 1n CahfornJa. I suggeM they try u~. Call an evl'ning mN.•llng and let the peopl e know when 21nd where it is. A t·rowd is ~uuran teed If anybody tries to push through programs that don't ha ve the best interest of the peo pie and the ar<>a foremost In mind , we won't stand for it' C. G. ST EGLE Dl•r"~"•••ed To tht· Erutor · Th<> purpose of this letter 1:-. to register my dismay with the ap· pomtment of Edison Miller as the person lo succeed Ralph Diedrich and chide the Pilot for us ing the m is leading .. lean Mar ine" photo to depict Miller. The board has two strong s upl'r visors, Mr. Riley (with whom I frequently disal:(rcc>. and Mr. Clark. The choice ot Mr. M illcr insures a collective lackluster performance by the boa rd. R o n Cordo v a is str o ng minded. st rong willed .. and honest. He Is intelligent. alert .. :bnd respom1ive to his con· sl ituents. Ed·ison Mille r is a political cipher. Ron Cordova should have been chosen. Governor Brown's a ppoint· ment just Confirms the growing mutual d isenchantment which the county and the governor have ror each othe r. If Mr. Mi Iler truly wishes lo serve Orange County. he can dem- onstrate this desire by declining the appointment. WILLIAM M. MONROE A1'pl•u• .... ..,. to the Editor: Perhap1 If the crlUcs of Edison Miller could experience 5~ yean ID ajuncJe prilon camp, an4 If the)' survived, they mi1bt be morefOMlderate. l appla&ld Gov. Brown fo.-hil appointment. ROBERT JACKSON ·11 .......... . To the Mitor: Well1 . Lord·ol·tlt•·lheor Brown nu GDoe ..... told tM J!9AIUUof 0r .... CountrtoMld the ir tongues and be grateful for the lar~c·'>~ ht• cho~<' t'' send .1mong us ~fl~·r "~upposedly" asking for aml r. ... tcnmg to the ad- v1t•t• of the J:OOd rieoplf' involved in our t·ommunity, he ~lapµcd them and a ll of us as well . 1n the f;we and selected th<' only one who did not have comm un1tyw1de involvt> m<·nt or l'!Upport from th1• re~• dent~ and vot1•rs in our county. OUR ::tltt'mat1vt: 11> quite cle<.ir While we have no tea lo throw into our hnr bor wt• do have ballots to cast upon the waters ;rnd if we fa i I to VOlf' out the "ha nc1-ma1dt•n" and the "King G<'ori?e-acl·alikl'" at th1• earhcsl poss1bh· moment then we hav1: t ruly surrl'ndercd ou r li berty for '\ctr mdulgt.'n<.'C. and Wt! wi ll de- serve tht: mediocrity und high· handed ignorunce placed upon us Onlv when we fail to react to obvious usurpution of our best interests wi ll we be in danger oC losing the liberties for which SQ ma ny struggled and died. IRVING X. BURG Ne 1t'I"' To the Edit.or: Ora nge County ha s felt the sting or J erry Brown for being the co n ser vat ive a n d s taunc h Re publican area it is. His appoint~ ment or Mille r as supervisor has to be his method or punishment. . It would be interesting to know how much Brown owes Fooda and Hayden; perhaps Miller's appointment does not pay up the account. Miller states his opponents are poor losers. J beg to differ with him -the county is the loser. Fo r what It is worth, Miller did not win anything, it was given to him . JOHNT. ISBERG Net •f'e•ll•' To the Editor: 1 Well, we now know Brown'• tryinf to make political HQfldm out o his appointment of r.f IUer at the expense or Oran1e County. I am now, not very FOftdo of either Brown or Miller. WlUJAll D. LUSK TRANSACTIONS ~ ... r I oNJ\ (!OW ("'1 8 DAILY PtLOT 87 'Jlea•••1llll' Some Retire To New Careers BJ SYLVIA POaTE& When Thomu F. M u.rray reUred at ~ as esecutJve vice president or Equita ble Ute Assurance Society of the U.S. three years ago, he fint moved into a private consult· ing business and, last July, because president or American. Continental Properties a newly or1aniied real est.ate firm for foreign investors. "MO&t people who retire diH ppear, ".says Murray. "They buy a condominium in Florida and gel lost. Not me, I didn't want to join the rocking-horse brigade." ' A FEW MONTRS BEFORE JIM R\'D,a was due to retire in 1978 as chairman or the board or Ryder System •. Inc .. a billion-dollar truck leasing company he rounded lD .Mia mi 45 years ago, be confronted his board or directo~. He negotiated away a lifetime pension or $100,000 a year m exchange for t.he freedom to go back into business for himself. competing with the company In which he is the largest individual st.oek holder. •·I had what l think are some ideas for doing things better. I couldn't persuade my directors and officers to make some decisions I fell were essential for the future success of the company," Ryder says, "So I quit and start· ed my own company again." Not long ago, Walter S. Mack. 82-year~ld first presi· dent of Pepsi-Cola. organized a group of retired beverage company executives and started the King Cola Corp. The formula for the new cola drink was prepared by 63-year· old Thomas Elmezzi, a former chief chemist at Pepsi; the average age of Mack a nd his as- sociates is 63. Mack aod hi :. as· soc1ates want to discard th e t r aditio nal Money's Worth franchise bottling system in the sort drink business and bottle their products at29slralegically locC1ted plants. "We hope to he No 1 within 10 years," ~ack sars. "If Campbell's soup C1nd lle tnz ketchup can deliver their pro· ducts from a few well-locC1t<.'<I processing centers. so can we " These are JUSl a few /\men cans with suffi cient 1m agination and vitality to retire to new careers as they re _tire from their ol<iP!Jhlt.loru.~ BUT THERE /\RE MANY MOR F. WllO yearn for re t1rcmt·nt only to find thcm~elve!> e motionally troubled when they C't·aM· working at the dally routine. They arc psycholog1call~ unprepared for the dra:-.lic alteration from work to leisun• and often find the unexpected stress of thb change lead:. to mental depre!>sion and other health problems with which t hey arc unabel toCOJX!. ··we read and hear a grcC1t deal about fin ancial plan· nin~ for retirement . :.i very real concern," says Dr. P atrick MontC1na , prei:.id cnt of the National Cen~r for Career Life Plaonin~ "But that's only purl of the necessary groundwork "The t•xperu:nce of today s retirees s hows that personal pre-retire ment counseling is critical to a secure and mearungful retirement " The center ts part of the American Management /\ssociat1on, e1 non·profit educa· tional organization supported by business that cooperates with corporations in setting up retirement programs . "TOO OFTEN M t.:N AND WOMEN are without guidance or direction 1n their later years." <1dds William Haye!>. manager of the Retirement Admin1straiton of P itnev Bowes. the international business equipment manufacturer. "Most of all there ure the questions -who am I? And what good am I.,,. Career planning should begin wh en people are in their 30s. and retirement planning when they are in their 40s. Dr. Montana says. Here is some advice from Ryder Money ts not the dnvmg force behind career changes at lhts stall' or life Older pPOple have the advantages Of knOwtng tech· niques youngl·r persons sttll must learn "Where to go for credit and financing, how to buy n~ht and what to look for in hiring You don't ui.ually learn these things an business scho1>1. ·· llow d()(.:S 1t ft.cl lo start over <Jt 65°1 "Pretty good," Ryder says. "\'ou have 10 move: a Little Caster than when you were younger But th at's OK because you 've already made most of the htg mistakes you're going lo make hy the time you reach 60 · SDG&E Reports Drop in Earnings San Otego Gas & Electn c has reported second.quarter earnings of 17 cents a share of common stock. The com- pany earned 49 cents a s hare in the quarter ended June 30, 1978. Results for the recent quarter were reduced by two one-lime write-offs resulting from a California Public Utilities Commission decision last month in the company's general rate case. SDG&E charged earnings with $4.9 million, or 18 cents a s hare. to renect a portion of the costs associated with the suspended Sundesert nuclear project and a wrlte·off of in· te rim rents for a generating unit the company sold and leased back. SDG&E charged earnings with $4.9 million. or 18 cents a share. to reflect a por· lion of the costs a s· TAKINf; STO<:K sociated with the sus· p e nde d Su ndese rt nuclear project and a wrtte·off of inte rim rents for a generating unit the company sold and leased back. Second-quarte r operating revenues totaled S16UJ million. a 14.S percent increase from the 1978 second quarter. Operating•xpemes of $142.7 million, however, were up nearly 19 percent. Net income before preferred dJ vldends was $8.3 million, oft 43 percent from the year earlier period. Common stock earnlnp deellned st percent to S.U million. There were 27.8 million common sbare1 outltaad· Ing in the recent quarter, eompared wttb at mUlioa O\&· standing In the second quarter of lt78. A rate lncre11e beoame effective June 10, too late to have much impact on teeond-quaiter eaniqs, the utlUty said. The new rates are expected to 1eaertte an additional $37.2 mlWon ln revenues annually, wttJa an 1utboriaed H.S per-cent return on common equity. a.1aan• 1t'•rll .. •118elaefl...., Areu of concern for people p....,._ to IO IDto bull· ne11 will be dJacUIHd dlD"lnl a Worbbop GD Ju11 II sl>OlllOr'ed by the OraACe County _,..,. ol tM ServtCI Corpa ol ReUred Exffuttv.a. Tbe protram la eo-1,._..a bf tbt Um..d 8ta"9 Small Bu•lw AclmiDJaVltiOm ... .m be Mid-' tM 819· ta AD• Qty <»uneu Cbambln, ..... •. QYlo C--Plaaa. lifon lnformatlon ta avalllllle at UM lute Au Ubra17, IM tea, 8Dd the Lot A •s'• clll&rtet ome. ol tM U .8. Small a.ma• Aclmta11U1161a ll Ill• 1111 ,.. i .......... , .. . ,.,, ·--...:.. "" "tf it bothers you, why don't you peep right back ot him?" PUNKY WINkllllAN I • r A~i~lAI' Df&lAN~S At..c.. iHf OL--O So NG S .. ~ .. '-I , •.. by Tom litJuk by Men Lazarius ONl..Y l-4R~ MAll('~S~e~ ~NOW~ t:OIC ~G .... 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