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Costa Mesa police are seekmR
a motorist who attacked a nd
raped a woman. then reportedly
t told her, ··isn 't that better than • d . g?" , ym .
· Polict> said the 30-year-old I Costa Mesa victim suffered cuts
, and bruises m the 5:30 p.m . mc1
dent Thursday.
1 They said the woman wa~
waiting at a bus stop at
Sunflower und Stevens avenues
' when the man offered her a ride
and she ac<'epted.
The motorist dr~oher to a parking lot at 350 . Paularmo
Avenue where he egan hitting
her and threatenc er lifr
police said.
The suspect is described as
hav ing s traigh t collar-length
1 dark hair. standing about six
feet taJI and weighing about 185
pounds
The man, in his late 20s or ear
ly 305. had a m uscular build and
wore a light blue tank top with
yellow and red trim and dark
blue short. pants with white trim.
police said
Coast
Weather
Night through mid
morning low clouds with
hazy sunshine in after-
noons through Saturday
Only partial afternoon
clearing at some beaches
Highs Crom 68 to 74 a long
the coast to upper 70s in-
land. Lows tonight 60 to 65.
INSIDE TODAY
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Aviatrix Buried Silver, Died of Poison?
HONOLULU (AP> A woman believed to be aviator Amelia
Earhart buned a silver contetmer after she crash-landed on a
P<1cific atoll 42 years ago, says an investigator who interviewed
natives on the Murshall lslands.
"Our w1tnesses told us th<1t Ameha and her n11v1gator, f'red
Noonan. buriPd a silver container. just prior to being captured by
the .Japanese, .. said Vincent Loomis, an Orhindo. Fla . bus1
ncssman who has been investigating her disappearance
"'I HAVEN'T THE SLIGIITEST IDEA what 1t may have con
tamed.-· said Loomis. but he 1s convinced Miss Earh;irt was not on
a s py mission when she disappeared July 2. L937. on <1 flight from
Ne~ Guinea to Howland Island, one of the last leg~ of an around
the·world flight.
Loomis, who returned from the M arshalls this wcl'k, hopes
natives who claim to have seen the crash can lead tum to the
buried container on anothe r trip next month. He also hopes t.o re
·cover Miss Earhart's plane. which he believes is still located on
another Marshall atoll
Loomis ""s on dut~ "''th tht' Air F'or<'e tn 1952 "hen he dis
t·overed an airplane <'Oven'<! by JUnl?IC 1?ro"'1h on a ttny atoll He
d1 st·ounted th<' d1scov1:r~ until 15 years latt:r when he rN1d a book
about Miss Earhart s d1sappearam•\·
F'OR JO Yt::ARS, LOOMI A:'liO HJS "1fe havt: n" .. edrched the
rhsappearancc. and have made sever al trips t.o the ~''darsh
Island~
"The pieces to the puzzle are falbng tn place," hl' '>aid · \I.'{'
ttre gettmg very close to solvmg the Earh11rt mystery
!~e AMF.LIA EARHART. Page t\2)
Offshore Oil P~~hed
Wunty Firms Favor Nuclear Development
Juroi;s Visit
MacDonald
Slaying Site
By DAVID K UTZMANN
01 tM O.lly "ilet Staff
An organization of nearly 400
industrial and commercial fi rms
in Orange County 1s u rging
PresicJent. Carter lo accelerate
nuclear power plunl develop
n1ent and open up the Southern
California coastline for offshore
oil drilling.
In u leUer to Carte r. Richa rd
Fuller, president of the Greater
Irvine Industrial League, said
his group wants to see the gov
ernment speed up the develop·
menl of nuclear power, includ-
ing the controversial breeder re-
actof-program, "al its fastest
possible rate."
"We are aware of the prob·
lems associated with the use and
development or nuc lear
energy but compared lo other
alternatives. it is the only rea-
sonable answer to make a m a·
jor contribution towards solving
our country's energy problems
in the immediate future," said
Fu Ile r , who works for the
Energy Produc ts Division of
Lear-Siegler Inc. tis a consul-
tant. A spokesman for Lear·Siegler
• ManSurrenden
CHULA VISTA (AP>-A man
identified u Danny Vlllauueva,
28, eurrendered peaceably to
1bertff'1 deputj• today, almoet
11 boun llfter they surrounded
bl1 home tn rapon1e to two
pistol abota fired In an apparent
doJllftUL~WDeal~
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in Santa Ana said that while the
energy div1s1on 1s involved m
nuclear technolo1n. 1l does all
its work for the Navy on sub·
ma r ine and aircraft carrie r
systems.
Fuller's letter, which was sent
to the President on J uly 18. says
a resolution unanimously passed
by the Irvine group's Board of
Directors also encourages off-
shore dnlling along the coast
from Los Angeles to San Diego.
"The Inconve nience and un-
Pi/Dt Looks
At Movies
A look at the movie in-
dustry in Ame rica begins
today with questions about
what future generations
may or may not learn about
us from films of the '70s.
But It's just the first or
rou r a tori es in a series or ex.
cerpta from movie expert
J a mes Monaco's book
"American Film Now,'t
that will run each day
through Monday .
Otben loc>k at how stars
are belnt eat a b llabed,
whet.bet betnc fuany still
counts and finally, the peo-
ple who balance profit-and·
1011 statements 11ainst
artistic tntqrtty. L
Part 1 atarta on 1Pa1e Cl
ot the Weelumder.
s1ghtlrness of offshore ngs 1s far
exceeded by the• r usefulness
and essential contribution to our
patriotis m and nutural enerJ?y
resou rces ... Fuller told the
president
"We mus t develop the use of our
m 1n eral and o il r esources
wherever they are. inc luding
wilderness and off-beach areas
s uch as our local California off-
shore area foroil," he said.
The cities of N'ewport. Beach
and Laguna Bench have tried to
block offshore drilling proposals
in the past.
The positions of the Irvine
league closely parallel those or
former Texas Gov. John Connal-
ly. a GOP presidential aspirant
who spoke to league members a
week after the letter to Carter
was sent.
Connally also called for more
nuclear power plant develop·
ment and off·shore drilling so
the nation could meet Its energy
needs .
As did Connally. the league
said solar and geothermal re·
search should . continue in the
quest for a long-te rm answer to
enerfy probtems.
Olief e Arrested
NEW BRrrAIN, Conn. (AP)
-Two city review boards have
scheduled emergency meetint•
In re1pome to the arrests of New
Brtta1D'1 flre and Police cbiefa ln
connection wtth an lnve1tl11Uon
into chart• of munlclpal cor·
ruption.
FORT BRAGG, N.C. <API -
A Jury of seven men and ftve
women today ins pected tbe
home where the wife and two
young daughters of Dr. Jeffrey
MacDon a ld wer e slain nine
years a~o.
An Army agent broke a seal
that had barred the door to the
red brick. multi-family home at
544 Castle Or.. admitting at·
torneys and jurors. The home
has been sealed since the, slay-
lngs.
MacDonald. his attom eys and
government lawyers were the
first to go into the house. They
spent about 35 minutes looking
around.
Jurors pulled up to the house
at about 11:30 a.m. and walked
around the house, some peering
Into windows tha t had been
boarded lmlil today.
The 3S-year-old Huntin1ton
Harbour emergency medicine
specialist wu a Green Beret
doctor when his family was
ldlled. He ta,YS four intruders
atabbed and bludleoned b1a wife
Colette. •. and clauchten Kim·
berly, 5, and KrtateD, 2.
MacDonald says ooe of tbe la·
truder1, a woman , cbaated,
"Acid ia ll'OOYY· Kill the pio.''
The word "pis" was lound
scrawled ln blood on the head-
board of the llacDonalds' bed.
The seven-man, rive·woman
Juty wu lmtructed to tour \he
houte but not touch anytbtac.
( ... DOC'l'O&, Paae AJ)
Orange County Supervisor
Edi s o n Mtll er went t o
Thursday's county budget hear·
in~ hOP•fl? to convtnC(' his fellow
:..upt•n·1sot"s th<il .th(· ~alanes of
1·ounty Rovernmc•nt ·s top 351
"Ul!t' ea me rs should be cul lll
Pl'rt·enl
fl y the lime tht• hearing encJed.
~!1llt>r wa~
Bare!) s pared !ht• andigml\
of having his o>wn c.alarr and'
lhn~l' of his offlct• staff fo rc1bl>
cut by 10 percent.
Put m thl.' t•mbarrassing
spot of havinR to vole a~amst
the slash in his own office's
salane·
Lambasted by his fellow
:,upervisors for what they called.
among other things. political
rht>tonc and attempting to pro-
mote tus image at their expense.
Miller was undaunted by the
wave of criticism that descended
on his salar y cut proposal.
He pointed out that fii s s mcen -
ty shouldn't be doubled because
he and members of his staff had
already voluntet'!red to take pay
cuts .
And. the recently appointed
county supervisot' said, a 10 per
cent pay cut among those county
employees who eurn·as much or
<See MILLER . Page A2>
Armed Trio
Rob NY Bank
Of 8518,000
NEW YORK CAP> -Three
men. one inquiring about a safe·
ty deposit box, walked casually
into the Bankers Trust Co. in
Rockefeller Center today and
stole $518,000, Police said. Poli~ said the three walked
into the bank al about 10:20 a.m.
and rode its elevator l9 a lower
level.. J
One....ol ~ t.bne sot off and.
while llkina a 1uant about rent-
ing a safety depoalt boll, pulled.
tun and demanded money.
At that point. tbe other two
men, allo armed, joined their
complllioo in ccmtriDI tbe rest
of the vault room employees.
Tbey nld tbe .... calmly took
tbe mon th8ll balf a million in
cash, locked tbe employee1 lD
the vault ad fled.
No lbote were fired.
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Murder Trial Embitters Coast Doctor
RAL&IGH, N.C. <AP> -Or.
Jeffrwr a. Mec&.ald ta bitter.
The tnuaa ol Wq MCUIM
of the ...-....,. ol Ilia wUe aM
two dau1 .. ter1 aad b•l•I
brou1bt m lrtal after a ...... ,.,
battle wtU. the U.S • .luaUee
Departmeat bu alao made.._
Huntin1toa Harbour doetor
"Older, ladder. wlaer, more
cynical, mott u~." Loollana back. Macl>ona_ld told
the •'ayettt'vtlle Timt-s ln an In
tervlew. all that wu to be ex ·
pect.d
Wbat WU ~ IO be apw\td,
be Hid. wu that 1overnmtnt
prOMCUl.Orl would "Ht out to
prove a cue • whether or not
tbt facts aupaorUd lht
char1•"
A1 a ret"11. Mac.Donald aald.
be hu come away dlallluak>ned
aDd ancry. Anet. he said, he bu
learned lo exJ)('cl anyltth\K uud
plan on nothloa
If the Mact>onuld ittory h.u, tt
moral, h s1.1ld, It 111 "unythin..:
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Kennedy Eyes
Anti-g0n Law
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy is sponsor·
ing legislatioo that would outlaw
the cheap bandawu most often
used in crlmes and tighten
restrictions on the sale of other
weapons.
The Mauachuaetts Democrat,
whose brother, Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy. wu assauinated with
a pistol in 1988, ia aponaorin& the
bill at the request of gun-control
forces who accused President
Carter of reneging on a cam·
paign promise to champion their
cause
Kennedy originally planned to
introduce the legis lation today,
the last day before the Senate
begins a month-long recess.
However, a n aide said the
sen ator decided to wail until
afte r Congress reconvenes in J
September
Word of the proposal im·
m e dia te ly drew praise from
gun-control advocates but the
wrath of the gun lobby. The Gun
Owners of America called It an
"outrageous effort lo disarm the
Amer ican people "
The n<'W bill would
-Ban the manufacture, 1m·
porting a nd a II trading in
··Saturd ay night s pC<"tals,"
c h eap , e<is ll y co n cealed
hahdguns. A 1968 law passed
after the slayangs of Robert Ken-
nedy and civil rights leader ~
Martin Luther l(jng Jr., bans
Importation of these guns but al·
lows assembly in thai. country of
foreign.produced parts,
transfers, whether t_he original
purchase or later sales. t ake
place through licensed dealeN>.
While someone owning a
handgun now would be free lo
keep il, its dilposal would be
regulated.
-Prohibit pawnbrokers from
dealing in handguns and tighten
the Ucenaing requirem ents for
other dealers.
-Require manufacturers -Co •
keep track of the distribution of
the handguns they make . This 1s
similar to requirem eAts imposed
on automobile m anufacturers
and other induslJies that rhusl
keep records in case recalls are
required. The gun records would
be intended largely to aid in
tracing weapons used in crimes
· Require immediate report
ing of the loss or theft of ..
handgun and proh1 bit most
weapons from being loaned or
rented.
-Provide m andatory im-
prisonment for anyone who uses
or carries a gun in the com·
mission of a federal felony
Pe te Sh ields, ch C11 rm an of
Handgun Control Inc . the lead
mg anlt-gun group. said Ken·
nedy "knows handgun tr<J gcdy"
a n d c a 11 e d l h 1• h 1 I I ' · a
breakthrough in th<' nationa l
campaign to comb<Jt handgun
crime and violencc-
Carter said during the 1976
campaign that he favored
nao(Jj?un reg1str<Jt1on , lJ ban on
the sale or cheap handguns <ind
"r easonable la ce ns 1og pro
visions.~
John Snyder. c hief lobby1'>t for
the Cal.lzens Committee for the
Right to Keep and Bear Arms,
maintained at a ne ws con·
• can h wen to anyhotJy " ond no evidence. that tua life has analyse proMeatloa evldeDee.
llatDould l ()ft trl~J lD U.S. been 1'l'ttked by the m urders He woald DOt talk abdut hl1 own
Olltri<'t Court, r hMrg d wllh the and the le1al proceedlnas that le1Umcmy.
Ftb IT. uno, murden ol bl• rollowed and lhat he has s ur· He did not evade q.aeatlou,
wlf• CoJtttt-, 20, und dauehters, vaved the ordeal by working but would "'" few detailed
KlmHrly, 5, unlf Kn1tlcn. 2, at hard. ph&yll\i hard and laking an1wers. Illa amwen were •uc·
their to'ort Brou home. the days one al a Ume. clnct. He Uled abort aentences,
Before the Interview, Mac· 1ometime1 pbl"uea and volun·
Thia ~ k MucOonald agreed Donald'• attorney ael some leered little.
to M luncheon inte rview with Tbe ground rulers. Wa• be defenaive?
TlmCK Mac Donald would not t alk He said he wua't.
Our111.i ltw intt>rv1t!w, he said aoout the tnal, except in general MacDonald was cordial,
h\• (~ll th t• uovernmcnt was har· terms. He would nol talk about a I moat friendly, as be ate ,
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Falling Wall Injures Two
T \\CJ nwn 1n1ur('(i b) fulltn~ <.lf•brr., n·5·c•1\ 1·
ltr:-.1 aid <1fl <'r part uf a v.ull on d IJ111ld1ng
on Canal Strl'l'l in Nt•\\ <)rlcans collapM~d
l'nlll"• 'did lli,1t !11111 111·r-;11u .. \"·r •· 11 .r'
r1•irH ... 1·nou ... I\ Lh•.· t..iLL':l 01 th1.: JI' 1d .. r1t
~ '" 1111t 1rnn11·d1.ilt-h knov.n
Mesa Liquor
St.ore Target
Of Arsonists
-Pot S1nokers Face
Paraquat Damage
Establish a definition of
··Saturday night specials" based
on how easily such weapons can
be concealed and on their Polen·
tial for crime rather than sport-
ing use.
• -R~uire police departments
to verify the eligibilfty of
handgun purchasers . Fe"deral
law e1lready prohibits purchases
by c riminals, the insane and cer·
taan other people and requires
buye rs to fill out identification
forms. but doos not require that
the information be verified.
ference Thursday lhatlhe pubhc A Molotov Mrktatl to.ssed
and law enforce m ent omc1als lhrou~h the v. andov. cause() an W /\SHJNGTO"l 'AP > fo'n• and its com pone nts arf' Nin
,1111 r"d lh•· 'ame o' h1 r"in .sn•I
I ~I> und1 r lt•dt:ral dn11!, r< u .l.1
11nn-: nod nre -nr1t ;wr••rtrti-t<ir
.:••nrral m~C'al • art-
oppose controls. , .,, ...• •'In fac t. if lbe Kennedy f>St1ma1<"" ltS.000 rtamage l.IA.la~
meas ure ever does re ach the lo a Co'>l.J M«~ laqu9r i.torc that had bet•n hat hy burgl.irs the floor of the $(>na tc, we are going n ight l'>Pforf>. ro()h<'t> .,,.1d
to suggest that a mea surt> whH.h Thr·. "f""' ulJll•d fh<· allal"k
does have solid general support. might havl:' com,_. from som(.'(mt•
a bill to repeal the Gun Control v.il h a grudge 1.11it<.atnst lhc i>tcin•
Require that a ll ha ndgun /\cl of l.968, be attached lo it as " hut said the case 1i. under an ride r "
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AMELIA EARHART. • •
On an earlier trap, Loomis interviewed Bili man Amran. a bus1
nessman on Majuro, who was a medical corpsman with the
-----o!JIU!J!IU!?C_fl!V in July 1937. . .
Amran to or going-a56"1td""'a ~Ho.-tre.aL.an...l.1lled
Caucasian man. He also saw a Caucasian woman. and Loomis said
Amran 's description of her "Cil.8 Amelia Crom head to toe.··
THE MARSHALLESE WHO WITNESSED the bunal of the
container gave similar descriptions of the couple and the boat that
picked them up, Loomis said.
All th.is convinces Loomis that Mias Earhart and Noonan
landed salely on an atoll and were take.n prisoner, and did not
crash at sea aa D)any authorities believe.
Loomis said there are rumors In the Marshall Islands that
Noonan was beheaded and Misa Earhart was fatally Poisoned, but
he has been unable to verify Ulo6e reports.
LOOIUS HAS MADE A&UNGEMENTS for boats to take his
party to the atoll where he believes the Lockheed Electra landed
and the container may aWI be burled, and to the atoll where he
believes the Japanese dumped the plane. He refuses to pinpoint the
location or dther atoll. Tbe former aerospace worker plans to take a film crew with
him to make a documentary movie of what he hopes ~ill be the r~·
covery ol the Earhart plane. He expects hia group wall be back rn
the Manhall blanc:lJ by the beginning of September.
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Rlchard Fitulmlltoel, '°" of TealDllen Unlon pretl·
dent Frank Fitzaimmona,
bat been indicted along
with two other men on 98
count.I of labor racketcr ·
ring.
't·1"i t1gal111n
The fare, dascovt·red Cit I 42
a. m loduy whe n <l s il ent alarm
,_ummonc•d poh<:f', scorched the
fl oor . counter <lnd cash regJslers
<1l Norval"s Liquor. 1746 Placen·
taa Ave . offl ciC1ls i.aad.
Acting f'1re Mars hal Thomas
M ac·duff s aid a flammable liquid
an a Scotch bottle was flung
thro6'h Cl wmdow, touching off
the aze. e . a rref1glltc1 s
used CIS little water a!> possible
in extan~u1shing 1t to a void un·
n eressary d es tru c ti o n o f
evidence.
lie said no damage was re·
ported to adjacent buildings
No property was removed 1n
today's incident, pohce said , but
the same liquor store was hit by
burglars at 3 JS a m Thursday
The thieves threw a brick
through the door window and -
fled with $587 m liquor and
cigarettes, police s aid
They said a witness reported
seeing an old-style paneled truck
a Uh e scene.
Driver Held
After Crash
Kills Cyclist
A wrong-way drunken driving
au1pect was charged with
manslaughter after the auto be
allegedly was driving on the
Costa Mesa Preeway early lo·
day colUded beadon with a
mot.otcycle.
Kllleci in the collision on the
freeway's southbound lanes just
north of Katello in Orange was
211 · year-old Dean S kinner of
Tustin.
According to a California
Hl1hway l'atrol spokesman,
Skinner was ridJna hia motorcy·
cle south on the freeway when iL
collided with the northbound car
at about 2:20 a .m.
The auto's driver, Grefory
Hendrick. 21, of Riverside, suf·
fered "moderate" IQjurie1 lo the
crHb.
Htndrtck wu taken tq Ctl•P·
m•n Hoepital for tre.tment of
hl1 Injuries and char1ed with
both fefony drunken dr1vln1 and
vehicular manslaughter, accord·
tna to the CUP spokesman.
,.
quent smoktnJ,! of m.1r1Jt1 tn.i
::.pra\t•il "'''h t h•· "'' 11l loll1•r
paraquat L<in C<ill"<' s<'ruros ,ir.lf
~omct1 nH''> 1rrt\f'r:-.1hl1• 1 110~
clama~·· thl' ~"' "rnm1•nt 1>.tl•I tod[I\
Tht· ....,urnanl!. < .in11• .1 :. out~wn~
llcJlth. 1'.du1·,1l111n .1111J W1·lf.ir ..
Sec·retary Jo\t ph A ('.illfant•
Jr . 1~su1·d lh1 · rt -.ulh 111 .in
.Jgency ~tud' on lilt• tl an~~· r.. a:-.
.,orwlt'd ....,1th llw h1 r l11nd1· .ind
marijuana
""ThPrc· 1-; n rllr<'<'l rrlat1on.,h1p
bC'l"' ccn Lht· amount of pJrat1u.1t
inhaled <ind th<' t•xtc·nt .ind
sevenl\· of lunJ: damai.:<• that rt.'
!>ults, ·· ·cahfano '.\:.11d
""Lung dama ~t· from tntl•rmat
tent or~hort-t~-<·""~ure ~
be rever-.1hl<'. but fr<'QUt>nl.
high h.•vc•I t"<po,.ur(• on·r tJ lnng
period of tame <·an ri·,ult in J
severe Corm of t1.1mJgc r.illt'<l
Cabro11is "
The stat ement «O m<''> t"o
month~ after C<Jtir:1n11 r<•fuscd to
relax controls on marijuana !or
m edical researr h Mar11uana
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p.i11.:n to "'llW flUt thJt n.it1011
m .1 rtJllanJ n op l'ntll Coni;:rt'''
p.11;wd a h • .m la~t ~ .. Jr th<' l ~
l!OV('mmt>nt had J:t\f'n ftn.inr1 .1l
'>lllJJ>Ort to t he sprJ~ing 11111
rr.1m
In his rt-port. C<tllfa no 'aid
ma riju::lna ronfi11rat<'d h' t • '\ .,
Dru~ Enforcem ent Adm1m!>tr.1
t1on agents show+:d a m u1 h
ht~her incidence of paraqu.11
conlamtnal.lon tn the South"t'!>l
than elsewhere 1n the nation
llEW csllm.it.es lhal betv.ttn
1 '""3mi-tf)(nr11tn1u&n ~ snmk <>n.. 1 n
tht> Southwe~t are exposro to
<>nough parnq11C1t contam1natt'd
manjuana ear h )ea r Lo i.ufrt'r a
toxic reaction m lhetr lungs
Another 2.000 pot s mokers an
that area are exposed to enough
p.1r:.iquat to suffer less severe
lung dama1te. the de pa rtment
s aid
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, .
Men's Suits
& Sport Coats
For Only
One ·Dollar*
'When you buy one at regular
price. you can buy a second one
of equal or lesser value for only
one dollar
reftaurut ....;.,.. tM lDttmew
.. •• cGldueLed.
Moat ol hit answera, evea
when a*8d about bil feeJino,
were 1lven IDl,tter-of.factfy,
almollt eoldly,
The 4uetltians about ht1 emo-
tion• teemed particularly dif.
rlcull forblm.
He said it was beuuse hla "famil~~t.y.te and personal
style". caueo him to keep hla
feelings to tumsell.
* * *------,,.....,,. AJ
DOCTOR: ••
U.S. Diltrict Judge Frank T.
Dupree Jr. also told them not to
talk to each other or anyone else
about what they saw. U.S.
Ma rshals were assigned to ac-
company them. Attorneys were
not a llowed in w1th the jurors.
The case as being heard in
federal court 10 Raleigh. The
base 1s near Fayetteville, about
111-l hours to the southeast.
In testimony presented Thurs-
duy. chemists who tested bloody
items found in the house said
they failed lo find any blood
matching MC1 cOonald0s type in
the living room. where Mac.
Donald says he was attacked.
He suffered 14 stub wounds.
Hlood 1s typt'd into fouf.
llf>n •·ral groups Each of the
\1 .ic· Dun<J ldli hC1d " d 1Herent
hlrmd t VJ>(' Tht-che m ists cau·
t 1oned. ho"' 1•vt>r. that the blood
found did ool oecessanJy belong
to the MacDonald.s.
Army chemist Janice Glisson
s aid ma_,t of the blood on the pa.
1am.i top .ind on Cl 1>9Ckel npped
from 1l t.tw• MacDonald says he
wa-. wt-.irin.: \o\h•·n altC1c ked
mat l b<«I C•1lt·ltt-., type . One
st ain mat(•hed Mdc Donald 0s
d a u~hter Kimber ly i. t ype, and
one motdtt'd ~fa< Dona!d0 S-
llt: ~.JY'> he> "'o:. wea ring the
c!Jrk blue paJam C1 top dunng the
.sltack and uwokl' in the hallway
"'1tl t h• 11111 11'111•'<1 1ner his
·" m' Th .. lop "'·'" ruuri<:I <\JlTf'act 11·.1·1 1 ,1 .. u . •11,rn.i1 h Tht•
1 r1 • ,1, 111 r11.11r 1.11n., thc1t holt·!>
r 1 rr 1 11 to • 1 11 ~ 11.11un1h found
11l t_u 1 ll1 1 .. 11)\
f .rottt P~ .I I
~OLLE R ...
rn .. r» tt ·in <<>Uni\· "11prrv1sors
"' • •I ,1\• .111 1·-.t1m.iled $l.28
1111111un
1 bf·hm<t this notion 1s
• 1 •111n1' v.1de debC1le
1r • ,. 111 11°11,,,n 111 :..•l\C'rnment
t• r 111 • \:.imple b} top
1.1k1ng .i pay cut, ·
<f
fl, lllt•rlHD~ LU1l<.t!pl
I r flint! 1111 .. 1 LhJt worktn"i ~n
• \ · r•1m .. n1 '' a pnvtll'ge. an
•111' rt 111111' 111 "'n t• th1· public
ll• ,11hkll
H1.1 \till1•r'-, f1•llo " '>llPNvisor '
\lit n•n t 111 •' huvrng mood .--
~11111 n '"II Thomas Hiley !ired
1h1 uµt•111 ng i..iho a l Miiier by
l.ilJl•ltni.: h1i. :.u~tte:.t1on "'cam-
1ia1i.:11 rhdoril· .ind poor cam·
p.J1~11 rh\'111n1· .it th.Jt
I I hink 11 totally irres ponsible
ro r ) ou t o r o me up with
someth1n~ hke this at the ex·
penst' of ull of u11 simply to pro-
molt' ~our ov.n image ··
As he had done last week
v. hen Mille r s ug gested that
'>Up e n 1sors and thei r staffs
'oluntcer t o take pay cuts.
Supt'n1sor Harriett Wieder
railed Maller·s new version o(
the pjy cut theme .. cheap
grandstand ing at best.··
..
1 I
Orange Coast
EOITION
VOL. 71, NO. 215, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FR I DAV, AUGUST 3, 1979
Your "••etewn
Dally Ne.,8paper
Fl FTEEN CENTS
ilWe.e Earllart Tale: 1flgsterg of Silver
AP Wlrep"91o
BURIED SILVER CONTAINER AFTER PLANE CRASM'?
New Lead Uncovered In Amelia Earhart Mystery
County, CalTrans
Fwid Fight Looms
By JOANNE REYNOLDS .
~!M O.llJ Pli.1~J
A battle pitting the staff of
Ca !Trans agajnsl Orange County
omcials is looming beca use or
the state agency·s proposal to
re-bud~et more than $10 million
earmarke d for county road
projects
· The CalTrans proposal is· to be
aired Wednesday at a bearing in
Oakland before the Review and
Highway Commit~ o_f t~e state
Transporµtlion Comm1ss100.
No decision will be reached at
that meeting. On Aug. 23, the
committee will meet in Los
Angeles to make a recommenda·
tion which will be passed onto
the full commission al its meet· mg the next day
The fight is over the money
already budgeted by the state
commission for the Corona del Mar Freeway a nd six other
projects around the county
CalTrans is appeahng those
alloutions.
Of the •·• million budgeted lo construct an additional 1.5 mile
stretch or the Corona del Mar
Freeway t.o J a mboree Road.
CalTrans wants $4.4 million to
uae for landscaping un-ptant.ed
freeways e lsewhe r e in t he
eounty. .
Jn addition, CalTrans wants
the $6 million budgeted for six
overpass and interchange im·
provement projects in Orange
County to be re-allocated to road
projects in othe r parts of the
state.
Les Spahn. a staff member of
the Orange County Transporta-
tion Commission. which ls op-
Pilot Looks
At Movies
A loot at the movie ln·
duatry in America begin&
tocl•J with qu1Stloa1 about
wbat future 1eneration1 may Oft mQ not learn about
•from ftlmloltbe ''708.
But It's )Ult tbe fint or
tbrM ltlDl'k9 in a teries of
excerpla from movie ex·
...rt Jamee Monaco's book, r.Am•'1cu Fllm Now,··
Uaat wjU nan each day ............ ,.
OIMn look at bow ltan
.... "'91 Htabll1laed,
........... f.-y IUU .... .. t111811'. tbe ...... ... ,,....,,'rn•Pl'Oftt·wl· lou it*melltl a1alut ............ .,.
... 1.-•P ... Cl ,,, ... ,, ..........
Posing the change$, sajd the pro-
i>osed cut from the Corona del
Mar Free_way budget would kill the project.
"It's nothing more than a sub·
terfuge, ·• he said . "There'd be
no point in gomg ahead with the
project with a $5 m illion
budget."
The Corona del Mar Freeway
<:urrenlly ends a t Red Hill
Avenue. The $9.4 million would
pay for its extension through the
area now served by the two one-
w ay streets on either side or the
ditch dug for the freewav.
Spahn said that, if the money
re m ain s in the com mission
budget, work on the extension
could get unde r way in 18
months
Accordmg lo Spahn. the other
S6 million that CalTrans wants
to use elsewhere in the state cur
rently is allocated lo .
<See F UNDS, Page A2 >
Mesa Liqiwr
Store Target
Of ~onists
A Molotov cocktail tossed
through the window caused an
estjmated $5,000 damage today
to a Costa Mesa liquor s tore that
had been hit by burglars the
night before, police said.
They speculated the attack
might have come from someone
with a grudge against the st.ore
but said the cue is under in·
vestigation.
Tbe fl.ft, discovered at l :42
a.m . today when• silent alarm
summoned police, scorched the
floor. counter and cash registers
at Nonal's Liquor, 1746 Placen-
tia Ave., oftlrials said.
Aetine Fire Marshal Thomas
llaCcluff said a nammabJe liquid
in • Scotch bottle ••• nuns tbroulh a window. touebinl off
the blue. He said rirefishten
used u little water as poulble
in extinguishing it t.o avoid un·
nece11ary deatructton or
evidence .
He aaicl no damase wu re·
ported &O adJaeent baildJap.
No pNpll'ty wu removed ill
todaJ'• ladcllat, police said, bat
tbe ..... liquor llore Wal bit by
burl.Ian at 8: 11 a .m . Thunda, . Tlie lbin• "tbrew a brtek
Uaroqb tlal door window and.
Oed with S581 la liquor and
d=-.r:~=i
seein1 • old-atyle panel=
at the la!IM.
"
HONOLULU <APl -A woman belreved to be4 ulat.or AmeU11
Earhart btiried a silver container alter s he crash-landed on a •
Pacific atoll t2 years ago. says an investigator who interviewed
natl ves on the Marsha ll Islands
"Our witnesses told us that Amelia aod her navigator. Fred'
Noonan, buried a silver container, juat prior to being captured by
the Japanese," said Vincent Loomis, an Orlando, Fla., busi·
nessman who bas been investigating her disappearance.
··1 HAVEN'T THE SUGBTEST IDEA what it may have con-
tamed," said Loomis. but be is conviocea Miss Earhart was not on
u spy mission when sbe dlsappeared July 2. 1937. on a ru~ht. from
New Gumea tt> Howland Island, one of the last legs of an around·
the-world flight.
Loomis. who returned from the Marshalls this week, hopes
natives who claim to have seen the crash can lead him to the
buried container on another trip next month. He also hopes to re -
cover Miss Earhart's plane. which he beUeves is still localed on
another Marshall atoll.
Loomis was on duty with lbe Air Force lD l9SZ when be dis·
covered an airplane covered by jungle growth on-a tiny atoll. He
discounted the discovery until 15 years later when be read a book
about Miss Earhart's disappearance.
<See AMELIA EA&llAJlT, Page AZt
Energy Action Urged
Carter ~rodded by Coast Industry Group
An organ12at1on of nearly 400
industrial and commercial firms
in Orange County is urging
President Can er to acceleralt'
nuc lear power plant develop
ment and open up the Southern
California coastUne for offshore
oil drilling.
In a letter lo Carter. Richard
Fuller, president of the Greater
Irvine Industrial League. said
his group wants to see the gov·
ernmenl speed up the develop-
ment of nucleur power . includ ·
in~ the controversial breeder re·
Nixon Eyes
Move to
C'.o1D1ectlcut
NEW YORK IAP) • Resl
dents of an exclusive Manhattan
b u i lding who didn 't want
Richard Nixon as a nelghbor got
their wtsb, and a report has re-
surfaced that the former presi·
dent may move to Greenwich,
Conn.
Nixon. a mid the ~1ssent and
dismay or at least half the peo-.
pie In the resident-owned build·
ing. has withdrawn his applica-
t ion to purchase t he $750,000
nine·room duplex apartment.
Nixon had planned to move into
the building with his wife, Pat,
In the fall. .
Meanwhile, in Denver, the
head of a summer camp said
Nixon told him he was now
think i n g o f m ov i n g l o
Greenwich, an affluent and con-
serva tive residential r etreat
about 30 miles northeast of New
York. Greenwich and New York
had been the two locations men-
tioned when Nixon said he was
planning lo move back East.
Glen Wallis of Amenca·s Ad·
ventures lnc. said Thursday that
ht>. along with 21 ca mpers and
sax other counselors. visited Nix-
on on Wednesday al has San
Cle mente estate .
Wallis said Nixon told him "he
was concerned about the high
taxes in New York and lba~ he
might move to Connecticut."
Residents of the 16-st.ory build·
ing received a letter Thursday
from the building management,
saying the current owner of the
apartment would trr to sell it to
someone else.
J ane Maynard. one of the resi-
dents. had taken a poll earUer in
the week and said that half or
the 34 residents were opposed to
Nixon 's moving into the building
because or potentlal problem 11
with security.
actor program. · at its fastest
possible rate "
"We are aware of thl· prob
lems associated with the use and
de v elopm ent of nuclear
ener~y but compared to othtr
alternatives. at as tht• only rea
sonable answ~r to mMke a ma·
JOr contnbutaon towards solvtng
our rountry's energy problems
in the immediate future." said
P"Oller. who worki. for th r-
Energy ProduNs 01 \'ISIOn or
Lear-Siegler Inc as a consul
tanl A spokes mun for Lear Su~~ler
1n Santa Ana said that whJJe the
-NEW FAIR PRESIDENT
Costa Meae '• Monte no
County Fair
Board Elects
New Officers
Elmer Montano of Cosl<1 Mel>.i
has been elected president Of lhP
Ora nge County Fair Board and
Larry Tyle r of Irv ine wa ~
named vice president, fair or.
f1c1als said today
Montano succeeds S. Eugene
Tunks of Garden Grove. He 1i.
the first Fair Board president
from Cosla Mesa, the city an
which the fairgrounds as located.
In addition. Robert L. Seat or
Santa Ana has been appointed
by Governor Edmund G. Brown
Jr. to a four-year term on the
board. He replaces Newport
Beach a tt o rn ey S h e il a
Sonenstune. whose term had ex-
pired .
Seat is vice president of Hines
Wholesale Nurseries Inc. and an
associate fellow of the American
Ins titute of Aero naut1rs And
Astronautics.
Fast Police Action
Recovers Bicycle
Myron Off stein was definitely out the door with lt.
lmpreued with tbe speed and el· One of Offateln's n~ighbors,
ficlency clbplayed Thursday al· Tom Williams, pursued the flee·
ternoon by t.be Newport Beach lng youth in b1s car, but lOlt him
when be made a U-tum. police. Wyatt apparently Oed into tbe
Offateln, owner of the Newport Arches Uquor Store where sus· Hel1bts Bicycle Shop, 371 N. plclo"• employees alao put in a Newport Blvd., lost a $300 bike ....
to • thief ud sot lt back within call to police.
five minutes, courte1y .t bis As both calls we re bein g
department broadcast, in vHU1ator Bob ~:-... on the~ with the Stephens waa driving pu t the = ·~ ...... ,_ .. ber my name liquor store. so he stopped and •~' -uaa.. arr-·-Wyatt and confiscated .... said 'hold it, .. tot ... ._.
him • " ~ ..W. "I tldnk the bike . tbat~aJUlt..-." "I don't thlnk,ll
Tbe IUll*t. ldtntlfted u Lea-' m ./ff!le
n)'I J• W:ratt. It, ol C-.t• l ........ _.. _.... -a". C!
about 2·11 f.• taJUd about the au bin .-. otfltWtn ac1 u.. ftl\ pie,m o1.,ws tbell.~~-=---c=
energy div1s1on as involved Ill
nuclear technology. 1l does all
its work for the Navy on sub-
ma rine and airc r a ft carrier
systems
· F'uller's letter. which was sent
to the President on July 18, says
a resolu.t10n unaw mo_usly_ passed
by the lrvme group ·s Board •f
D1 rectors also encourages off.
shore drilling along the coast
from Los Angel~ to San Diego
"The ancom·en1ence and un -
sightliness Of offshore n gs IS far
t>Xceeded by their ust-fulness
and essential contribution to our
µatr1ot1sm and natural ener~'
resources." t-'ull er told the president.
··w emust developthe use of our
m 1 neral .ind 01 I r esourcl!:.
wherever they are, 10cludmg
wilderness and off-beach areas
_such as ow: local Cahforrua-off.
shore area roro1l. ··he said.
The cities of Newport Beach
and Laguna Beach have tried to
block offshore drilling profl()s<ib
m the past
The pos1t1ons or the lrVtnl'
league d osel)' parallt!l those or
fnrme r Texas Gov John Connal
<Stt NUCL t:i\R. Page ;\21
Losses Reported
Chrysler Requests
Freeze on Wages
DETROIT IAP 1 fmanc1a1b
aa hng Chrysler Corp . which JUSt
reported its bJggest second
quan er losses m history. toda~
asked the Uruted Auto Workers
unaon for a two-year f~ on
"'age and benefit costs
Chrysler President Lee A
Iacocca made ..ttie ceq__uest m a
one-hour -40·mLnut~ bargain.mg
session attended bv UAW Pres a·
dent Douglas Fraser
There was no 1 mmedaate
response from the uruon
Chrysler has lost $466 million
an 18 months and has asked the
government for $1 billion m
fina ncial aid.
The union has granted ron·
cessions to American Motors
Corp. m the past. but never ha
asked for or agreed to a wage
freeze at onP of the Big Three
auto comparues
Iaccoca's meeting marks the
fi rst tame anv leader of the Bag
Three <'ailed ·ror a special meet
1ng with the union barga1run~
t•ommalte<> Pre\liously. only in
formal meetangs had been held
between automaker and wuon
leaders
Contract talks between the Big
Thr ee automakers and their
750.000 UAW employees entered
the t hird week Monday. one day
before ailing Chrysler an-
nounced a record second-quan e r
loss or S207.1 million.
Auto industry observers sug-
gested Iaccoca's move was m·
tended to dramatize the com·
Mesa Police
Seek Driver
In Rape Case
Costa Mesa police are seeking
a motorist who attacked and
raped a woman. then reportedly
told her. ··1sn·t that better than
dying?'"
Police said the 30-year-old
Costa Mesa victim suffered cuts
and bruises in the S:30 p.m. lnci·
dent Thursday.
They said the woman was
waiting at a bus s top a t
Sunnower and Stevens avenues
when the man offered her a ride
and she accepted.
The motorist drove her to a
parking lot at 3SO E . Paularino
A venue where he be1an bitt.l.ng
her and threate ned her lire,
police said.
The suapec:t is described as
having atral&bt collar·len&th
dark hair. standln1 about alx
feet tall and wei1hin1 •bout
pounds.
llUID
pan y ·.., plight <ii. 11 :-e ek:. SJ
h1lllon an federal tax brPak!> O\cr
the next t~o 'eari.
One -0bsen·er Pointed to re
ma rks by the chai rman of the
H oust' Bankin g Comm itte~
Wednesday. US Rep. Henry
Reuss. ().Wis . had said Congress
needed con\tl ncing proof that
Chrysft'r was doing all it could to
help itself berore t he government
stepped in
County Takes
Shared Funds
Into Budget
Oran~l' County l)Uperv1sor-.
t>nded their 1979-80 budget hear
1nj?s Thursday looktnl? for S7 i
m1lhon needed to balanct! Lhl·
1 e n la l1 ve ly aet·eptt?d $580.5
m II hon spend in~ pa<·kage
But s upervisors didn 't have l11
look far for the needed $7 7
m1ll1on plus whatever it '4 111
take to meet pending t:m ployce
pa)' ra1st:~
They dipped into county gov
ernm ent·~ stockpile or federal
revenue sharmg dollars after
the ant1c1pated general fund an-
come for the fiscal year was al·
located
Use of federal revenue s haring
money to help with a budget
sho rtage other than capital
<See BUDGET, Page A2>
Coa~•
w·eatber
Niwf\t through m id ·
morning low clouds with
hazy s unshine irf after·
noons through Sat.urday.
Only partial afternoon
clearing at some beaches.
Highs from 68 to 74 along
the coast to upper 70s in·
land. Lows tonight eo to 65.
IMllDE T8DA Y ,
Can rotod11 SCoclcord Chan·
niftg c'*°"" cot.epWC• out o/
ShaUIJ*fe? You bet! Read
about her in "A• You Like
It.'' P•Cl.
1
Al PAILY eu.or F11d1x. A!.!Qu•t 3. 1111
BB Man r.feHs Killing TEllS
a,. 8Tt:\I •.taaa..s
Ot•-.itYNl!e .....
A Sl·year·old Hu•Ua1\oa
Be a c h m a n told Arlao na
a uthorities tb11 WHk lhat he
k illed hi• 1r andtatbe r wtth a
sbot1un l6 yean aao at a rural
1 IUnoia larmbou.M.
Mlinits Slaying Kin
16 Yean ·~go In Illinois
Authoriti .. ln rlaatalt, An~ , bl1me f« U.. llareh 31. t• hlmaell in. Hylna he wuted to ald today they rlteclted out 1hoot1n1 Pollte H y 1he dl;;(t dear hlaconsclence.
Ma rion Markham'• a&oey with laat year and w11 never ch"'ried McDonald County Sheriff John
police lb BlandlnavlU., lll., and In~ lhoolin1 Bliven la lllinoil uJd he nled
tonftnaed Wtlll a lhoGUna. TM Huntlalton Beach naan. maaalaqbt•r cbar1e1 uaioat
Markham. Fl•t•talf polio police r ej)ort. a&op p ed l n lhrlrbam today a nd was In· u •d. told tMm Wedneaday ni1bt Fla11talf lo report lM loH ol hla form ed that the Huntington
that 1\11 mother had taken the w a !lei and d ecided l o turn Beach man would waive extradi-
~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pol~~ G~t Nf!!M' Look . .
Clad in shart pants, San Clemente police
offi cers Marilyn Maddox and Hector
Rive ra st and next to one of the "new
look " patrols cars they and fellow offi cers
wi ll be using. Lt. Craig Steckler said the
blue :,tripes and lettering make the police
cr ui sers easily recognizable. The short
pants. also Steckler 's idea, reflect Sa n
Clemente's beach image. The,y also are
coole r. Steckler said a few San Clemente
officers havt• been whistled at since they
started wearing the shorts.
Pot, Pesticide Perilous
Weed Killer Poses Lung Damage to Puffers
WASHINGTON IAP1 Fre.
quent smoking of .. m 11rijuana
!>prayed with the weed -k iller
1>.ir<iquat can cause serious im.d
someti mes irr eversible lung
rlJ m .i~e. the government said Loda)
The warning came as outgomg
Health. Education and Welfare
Sel'r ctary J oseph A. Califano
.I r.. iss ued the results of an
agency study on the dangers as-
sociated with Ute herbicide and
marijuana.
he reversible . but freq4tnt.
high-level exposure: ovt>r a l ong
period of 11 me <:an result in a
s~v..ere form...o1 damage. called
fibrosis."
Tht• statem ent comes t wo
months after Califano refused to
rela x controls on mariJuana for
m edical research. Marijuanu
and its compon~nts ar e con
sidercd the :same as hero1n and
LSD under federal drug regula·
lions and a re not accepted for
gcm~rnl medical care.
higher incidence or pa raquat .
contamination in Ut e Southwest
than elsewhere in the nation.
EW-esti-mates that bet-wee
15 and 100 marijuana smokers in
the Southwest a re exposed to
enough par aquat-contaminated
marijuana each year to s uffer a
'toxic reaction in their lungs.
Another 2.000 pol s mokers in
that area are exposed to enough
paraquat to sufCer less severe
lung da mage, the department
said.
ttonp.....una.
''l 'Wll • 1Dvt1ll1ator on thll MooUM' llnd I remember tluat
· day w.O," N&d Bliven. "It wu a
S.nd•J .. ll WU ralnlaC IO
hard I could barely aee."
BlJven uld Marlrbam '•
1r andfatber, Sterling Roberta,
w11 found at hla Blan41Mville
larmhoule with a •inele abotfun blast to la1a head.
H e . 1al d Roberta a od
MarlrbMD'• mothe r bad been
tighltq and the told 1bertlf'a of.
ricers ahe shot her fathe r. Bliven
said she was covered with blood
and had been badly beaten.
"WJ: found Markham at. .a '
restaurant in t-0wn wlUt a bunch
•or friends," BUven recaUed. "He
told us he bad.n 't been out to the
farmhouse that monaing."
Bliven said the diatrl~t at-
torney ruled the shooting was in
aelf·defenae. ·
Flag s tarr po lic e c lai m
Mark.ham told them bis mother
called hJm the day of the shoot-
ing and reported her father was
trying to kill her. • ,
Ma rkham told Flagstaff police
he went out to Ute farmhouse.
round his mother's race bloodied
and abot hJa 1randlather.
His mother . he related lo
police, agreed to take the blame
and told him to leave Ute area.
The Huntington Beach man
appa rently was driving back lo
Jlllnois to make a confestion.
Arizona authoriUu not.ed.
•
lleadhlf Nortla
Crude oil from the runaway oil well in Campeche Bay
probably will cross lnt.o U.S . waters SUnday and may
beJlin waah.ing ashore two da[s later. a government
scientist bas predicted. The wel blew out June 3 and the .
nortbem edge of the spill now is about 50 miles south of
Browoaviller Texas.
Lion Country Sues J4.1irm :
Irvine Co. Acc1U1ed of Hilll)ering LanJ. Sa.le
By FRE DERICK SCHOEMEBL
Of ,.,. o.My ...... SWfl
Lion Country Safari filed a
S320 m l!Uoo dam age suit against
the Irvine Company Thui:sday,
l'harging Ut at the land develop-
ment firm thwarted Lion Coun-
try 's efforts to se ll the wild
a nimal park to new investors.
It 1s alleged 10 the one-inch
thick file of doC'uments t hat the
l rvtne Compa ny deliberately
sought Ut e downlall of the hnan·
t'1a ll y troubled park so that land
on whiC'h 1t sit!> could bt> com
b1 ned into a "s uper regional
shoppmJ? t'enter" proposed for
l'onstrurl1on on n('arby propert}
An l rv1nt-Co mpa n }
SQ.okesman lib~ongly denied Lion
Country's assertlons.
T he park. wh1C'h has been
like ned to a "drive-throuf!h
zoo." 1s loeated on a 336-acre
parcel alongside the San Diego
Freewa y near Ir vine Center
Drive. Lion Country has leased
the sate from the lrvLDe Com
pany since 1969
One l'laus«' rn the existing
leHe agreement gives the Irvine
Company the power &o approve
or deny future subleuea or lease
rea11ignment.s that would be In·
volved lD takeover of the parlt
by new owners.
Accord.J.na to the suit , Stahl·
Lacal lnc. a1reed in October.
1977, to enter into a 20·year,
$4.35 null.Jon lease of Ute park
with Lion Country The proposed
transfer lat.er fell through
It lJ alleied ID Ute SUit lt\al
the I rvine Company effecllvely
quashed the deal by w1thholdLn~
approval of the p roposed leu t!,
restricting impro\'ements that
Stahl-Lacal would be allowed tfl
make and by demand an~ "un
re.-a~.o.nabl~ -am ount.;-· of "n-
fo rm ataon
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FUNDS ..•
-Widen the Culver o vet"crMS·
ing and Improve 1t~ intt!r<'hanv·
"1th the San Oll'~O Free\.\&) m
l rvane
Then. in November, 1978. ac·
co r.d ing to tbe document.
Newport Beach innstor Jack
Bennett agned to buy the l>ark
ror S4.25 rruU.aon.
On the eve of a s tockholden
meeting to approve t-he sale,
Bennett pulled out of the deal. At
the lime. Lion Country Satan
president Harr y Shuster said ·
Bennett. had told him that the
Irvine Company refused to re-
assign the park ·s lease.
St ockh older s voted over ·
v. hc:lm1ngly to permit the sale of
Ule park. despite the fact there
v.•s no bu} er
~1 a rtin Brov.er, the Ir vine
Compafil ·s director of public re ·
lat1ons •w1d 1t v. a'i hts belief
that the fi rm wa~ doing all that
v. JS v.1Lhm its power to assist
Lion Country an any proposed
'.i les
I m '!urpr1 c;ed we're betng
1·bargcd with that We feel we've
1·uoperatl•d lull\-." 'irud Hrower
·'Then! is a direct relat1onsb1p
between Ute amount of paraquat
inhaled and the ext ent a nd
seventy of lung damage that r(!·
:wi ts, .. C<ilifano said.
··Lun.,: damage rrom interm1l·
lent or short-term ·exposure may
,..,...,,. Page Al
Pa raquat has been used by
authorities in Mexico in a cam.
paign to "1pe out thut nat1orr's
mar ljuana crop. Until Congress
passt-d a ban last year , the U.S
government had given financial
support to the spr aying pro .
gr a m .
Jn his report, Calilu o said
m ar ijuana conl1scated by t,;.S
Drug Enforcement Admirustra·
tion agents showed a much
Search Called Off
For Sea Victim
-lm(>f'OVe t he ~Vl1'e C~nt.er
Drive o ve rcro<J111 n g of t ht>
Laguna Canyon Fweway.
-Widen the Ed"A ards Street
overt'ros.sing of the San Diego
F reeway in Westm inster
-Wid e n th e H a r b o r
Boulevard and Rall Road ovttr·
crosai.ngs and improve thetr in
terchange with the Sant a Ana
F reeway in Anaheim.
\rcordini.: lo t ht! s uit. the
, .11ue of the land would be
, nhJnN><l 1' thlr lr\'i nc-Comp:m y
'~ u~ free to develop 1t as part of
th~ 1'PJ?to nal shopping-cente r
proposed ror development on ~
so· ca lled "Golde n Tr1anRle."
BUDGET ••• •
proJect.s was a first for county
government in Orange County. .
Heretofore , 25 percent or the
feder al dollars had been used to
help finance social program's.
An iiddltional 25 J>!~Dt of the money sent from ..w111hington,
D.C. has been directed to t>uts
and openspaceprojeda.
T he remaining 50 p ercent·
helped relieve the property tax
burden by being used to pay for
ca pita l proj ects that would·
otherwise be fi nanced through
local taxes
S uper visors de layed until
another day m aking the decision
on what revenue sharing pocket
they will dip into to meet the
1979-80 spending package.
T hey directed county Ad·
minlst rativ'e Office r Robert
Thomas to recommend to the
boa rd/how the money should be1
spun out or the county's $21.8
million stockpile or revenue
sha ring funds. ·
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Gay Delaying
Tactic Nixed
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -The
U.S. Public He alth-Ser vice has
been ordered to stop examining
1ln d iHuing m e ntal h e alth
certUicates traditionally used to
e xclude homosexual visitors
from Utlscountry.
M inutes after the su rgeon
ge ne ra l announced his order
Thursday. cit y lmmigraUon of-
ficials dropped their demand
that gay British photographer
Carl Jti\I underao such an ex-
am inalion.
Hill wu detained at the San
Frand•co lntemational Airport
J une 14 when an imm igration of-
ficia l spotted a "gay pride" but-
ton he was wearing.
County Harbor Patrol officials
have called orr a search for Ute
body of a Long Beach man
beli eved drowned In r ough
wateni at the south end of Three
Arch Bay Wednesday night.
Ma rk Edward Filch, 22, of
Lon g Beach was attempting to
cross an inlet with a friend at
about 6 p.m. Wednesday when
he be1an to have trouble In Ute
rocky waters.
His friend, John Ruggier, 23,
or La Mirada, altemp~ to save
Fitch, but was dashed about on
Ute rock.a hi mself and ran for
help.
Tw o lifegua rd s fr o m
Lifeguard lnt~matJonal Beach
Servicea used surfboards to
search for l'itch without suc·
cess. They were joiMd by San
Clemente lifesuarda wbo patrol
Ute private aandl.
Harbor Patrol spokesman Sgt.
Jim Evans aatd bia boata were
out ln the water all day Thurs·
day eeefdng tbe mlaala1 man.
"We're aUll maldng periodic
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AMELIA EARHART. • •
FOR 10 YEARS, LOOMJS AND W S wife have researched the
disappearance, and h ave made severa l trips to the M uahall
JsJands.
"The pieces to the puzzle are falling in place," he sald. ''We
are getting very close to solving the Earhart mystery.·· •
On an earlier trip, Loomis interviewed BiUman Amran, a busl·
nesam an on Majuro. who was a medical corpsman with the
Japanese navy in July 1937 .
. Amran told of going aboard a cargo boat to treat aa injured
Caucasian man. He also aaw a Caucasian woman, and Loom.11 NJd
Amran's description of her "fit.a Amelia from head to toe."
TD! MAUHALLESE WHO WITNESSED the burial of the
container gave llmllar descriptions of the couple and the boat that
picked them up, Looml1 aald.
All this convinces Loomis that Miu Earhart and .Noonan
landed aalel.)" on an atoll and were taken prllootr, and dld not
crub at sea u m any aut.boriUes believe.
Loomil sAJd there are f'WDOr"I in the Manbatl lllandl th-.t
Noonu waa bebeaded and Mila Earhart ..,as fatally P.oilooed, but
he has bt!en umble t.o verlly Oaole reports.
LOOlllS &U llAD& il&AHGEMENTB for bH&I to tate hi1
party k. the atoll where he believea the Lockheed lleclra laaded
and the container -.Y •till be tllrled, ud to tbe •toU where be
believes the Japanese damped th•plane. He refUMI to p&npobat the location Of either atolJ.
The former aerotpace -ner plMI to tab a ftlm erew with hlm to inMe a dooumntary movie of what ht bopee will be lite re·
COVtrJW the Sarllart plane. fie txpeeU baa ll'OUP wW bl back la
tbe lllnhall lllUdl by UM blllwNGI QI Ses*mblr.
•
checks of the water." £\rans
said loday.
The two youth• were fishing
off the rocks al Ute...lime of the
incident. WJtnessea said. They
began to walk northbound on the
rocks when they came to the to.
let.
R uggler succe ssfully swam
a c ross the rough s pot , but
lurned to see his friend in trou·
~ble.
The surviving fisherman suf-
fered minor head cuts after his
futile attempt to save bis friend
and was treated a nd lat~r re-
leased from SouUt Coast Medical
Center.
-lnlt.a1I traffic llghts to reg-
ulate can oo four on·ramps to
the Garden Grove Freeway at
F ai rview R oad . Magnoli a
A venue. Euc lid S t reel a nd
Brookburst Street.
Al Holllnden, t'halrman of the
county Transportation Com·
mission, and comm ission Ex-
ecutive Director Tom J enkins
a re both expected to testify al
Wednesday's hearing
Assemblywo m a n M a r 1a n
Bergeson. R·Newport Beach, 1s
a lso ex~cted to o ppose the
t'ha nges.
Men's Suits
& Sport Coats
For Only ·
One Dollar*
·when you buy one at regui.r
price. you can buy a second one
of equal or teaaer value for only
one dollar.
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NUCLEAR. •
ly. a GOP preside ntial aspirant
who spoke to league m embers a
week after the lettec to Carter
was senL
Connally also called for more
nuclear power Pl•nt develop-
m ent and offs hore drilling so
the nation could meet ii$ energy needs . ·
As did Connally, the league
sa id solar and geothe rmal re·
search should conltnue in the
quest for a long·term answer to
energy problems.
j
I
• Thi.e Uloulelld MIHUUMDl'I
ft• •llll*W to liak ........ ,.>' at ca.. Seal Beau Nu.a !••Po .. Statton •• CO•· memor.uon ol the Aui. C. IMI. atomic bomblnc ol H.iro&Mma.
Th• v\siJ •• tpGlalOred bf I.he !t•I Buch Nuclear AeUon
yr-OUD iD COl\Jl.lDCllon wlth •
weekeod aeries of demonstra.
&ilona c:oordlnal ed by th e
SoutMr'ft California Alll&M~ of
Survival. with he•dquarters m Los~e&e..
A slmilar demonJtraUon last
year drew an eaUmated 1,500
people, Hid David Lumaan. ao
4Hia.aee alalf member. A human
chain around the base. he
estimated, would take some
10,000 people. •
Lumiua laid lbe peaceful dem·
onatratioo ls to call attenUon
to the po11ible dangers of a
nuclear accident al the Navy in·
st.allation.
He alleged that Seal Beach's
nuclear action group has photo·
graphic proof that nuclear
weapons are stored at the base.
A spokesman for the Naval
Station. however. again noted.
·'The _U.S. governm~nt c;an
neither confirm no r deny ex-
.lstence of nuclear weapons on
any of its ships. aircraft or shore
installations."
·'An accident at Seal Beach,··
said Lumlan, •·could lfave dev·
astating consequences for the
greater Los Angeles area. We
feel these risks don't h ave to be taken." ·
The Navy's spokesman said no
extra security precautions will
be taken SUDday wben the dem·
on s tralioo is scheduled be·
tween noon and 2 p.m. in the
..area of Pacific Coast Highway
and Seal Beach Boulevard.
Seal Beach police s aid a
parade permit has been issued
for the demonstration but that
'10 problems are anticipated.
Officers wiJJ be assigned to aid
traffic now at major intersec-
tions, a department s pokesman
said.
"We believe at this time there
1s no reason to worry about civil
disobedience." he said.
The Alliance for Survival also
is demonstrating oilbefiaU' Of' its
long time protest of the world's
arms race. Lumian said.
"The great powers have
enough nuclear weapons now to
destroy the world's population 12
times." he said.
A rally and picnic al McGaugh
School, acr oss Seal Beach
Boulevard from the weapons
station. is to follow Sunday·s
demonstration
It'• All la tlae A .... •
Sur(ers at San Clemente's popuhlr T-Street
Beach perform balancing act s on the
small, well-formed waves. The rider at top
leans into a wave with arms extended in
both directions ror balance. The wetsuited
surfer at the bottom slides across the face
of the wave with a ppendages outstretched.
All to the delight of wave watchers
MacDonald Embittered
Doctor 'Cynical, Tired' in Murder Trial
RALEIGH. N.C. <AP) Dr.
J effrey R. MacDonald is bitter.
The trauma of being accused
of the murders of his wlCe and
two daughters and bein
roug na a! er a nine-year
battle with the U.S. Justice
Department ha.a al.so made the
Huntington Harbour doc tor
"Older, sadder, wiser, more
cynical, more tired."
Looking back, MacDonald told
the Fayetteville Timea lo an i.n·
t~rvatw, all that wu to be ex·
pee~.
Whal was not to be ex~ted .
he said, was tbal government
proaecu&ors would "set out to
prove a c~. .-. whether or not
but would give few detailed
ans wers. His e1ns wers ·were suc·
cinct. He used short sentences.
sometimes phrases and volun
teered little _
Was he defensive»
He said he wasn't
Mac Doould was co r dial.
* * *
almost friendly. a:. he ate .
s l ig htl y hun c hed. 1n the
restuurant where the interview
was (•onducted
Most of his answe rs. eve n
wf\en asked abOut his feelings.
we r e given mallH of factly ,
almQst coldly
The questions about' his emo·
tions seemed particularly d1f·
f1cult for him
He said it wa!) because his
.. family style ctnd personal
style" caused hlm to k~p his
fedings lo h1msel/.
Turmoil in Bolivia
~ DAILY PILOT 4.:J
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Prof>o~al -Nixed '
Orange County Supervisor But the roove ended m a no·
E d I son M i 11 e r w e n t to win standoff for Clark and Riley
Thursday's county budget hear· when Supervisor Philip Anthony
ing hoping to convince his fellow caat hig no vote with Miller and
supervisors that the salaries of Mrs. Wieder a bstained from vot ·
rounty government's top 351 Ing
wage earners shou.ld be cut 10
percent.
By the time the hearing ended, Solon "sks Miller was · /:I.
-Barely spared the indignity
or having hls own salary and
those of his office staff forcibly
cut by 10 percent.
Put in the embarrassing
s pot of having to vote against
the s lash in his own office 's
s alanes
Lambasted by has fellow
s uperVJsors for what they called.
among other things, political
rhetoric and attempting lo pro·
mote tus image al their expense
Jane Fonda
'Apologize'
State Sen. Paul Carpenter, D·
Cypress, wants J ane Fonda to
repent. But he doesn'l reall v
think s he wlll M 1Jler was undaunted by the
wave of crit1 c1sm that descended on his salary cut proposal. Carpenter said Thursd ay tht.1t
Hepomledoutlhatl'iis sincen · the a c tre s s co uld be r 1·
t} shouJdn't be doubted because considered for a s pot on th•·
he and members of his staff had stat e Arts Council if. amon~
already volunteered lo take pay other thtngs. she <1polog1zc!> tu
ruts the slate Senate
And. the recently appointed Also. he s a id , s ht mu:-.1
l'OUnty supervisor s aid. a JO per· apolOJ?lze .. to the prisoners uf
l'CDl pay cut among those county war and their fam ilies for ht'r
employees who earn as much or act1v1t1es in Hanoi" a nd con
more th an county supervisors demn the "C'urrent violations of
would save an estimated Sl.28 human nght.s by the govtrnment
million of Vi e tnam .·· the Cyp rc~'>
"The idea behind this notion 1s Democrat said.
to launch a countyw1de debate Miss Fonda. wtw w a!) not
<tround the notion or government ava ilablf' for comment. has said -
sett ing an t.-xa mple by to p ".the spanl of M c~ar.thyis.m · sup~rvt~rs--taking a pay cut:· -.as beh)nd the Sena!c s recent
Miller saJd r-re1ect1on of her as a me mber of
.. The underl ying con cept th~. Arts ~unc ll behind tills 15 that working in Her anger 1s misdirected.
government is a privilege. an Carpente~. said at a news C'On·
opporturuty to serve the public... ference Her anger should l>t-
he added direc ted at th e people of
· C'aliforrua who do not wish lo sec But Miller's fellow supervisors her serve ··
weren't in a buym~ mood Carpenter.said the purpose of
Super Vlsor Thomas Riley fired hi s challenge 1s to "put the op.
the operung salvo al M 1ller by probnum on her back not on
labeling his suggestion "cam the se nate 's bac k " If the
pa1g11 rheton c and poor cam· Academy Award winning ac·
pa1gn rhetonc at that tress meets his three demands.
ht> s aid he would seek senat.e rt-·
l'OOSlderallon or her for lhe Art:s
CounciJ post.
·1 thlnlt it's lot.ally 1rrespons1ble
for you to come up with somet.tu.ng
hke thlS at the expense or all or us
simply to promote your own 1m·
age "
But the unklndest cut or all
C'a me from Super visor kalph
Cla rk
As sht-had done last wt!i!k
whe n Miller sugges ted that
supervisors and tbetr staff1
volunteer l o take pay cuts.
Supe rvisor Harriett Wieder
called Mill.er·s new version of
th.e -pay cut the m e "C:heap
grandstanding at best.··
But Carpente r admitted he
didn 't expect Miss f.'onda to
aRree lo his challenge
· · 1 do not think .1 an • r ondo.! ,..,
willing to change ht•r "11"\" lw
C'oncluded
Ga Talks Still On
-sA FiremaP
Arrested 011
Heroin Rap
--~,...,.,_e~facts su o rted the
Jurors Visit
MacDonald
Slaying_ Sile-LA PAZ. Bolivia (AP> -One
faction walked out. s upporters of
a candidate struck. opponents
engaged in a shouting match
and an also-ran charged a coup
was brewing as Bohvia's new
congress progressed at a s nail's
pace toward u runoff pres1den·
tial election
After poinung out that MIUer 's
ofhre budget. a budget set by his
deposed prederessor Ralph
D1ednch. is the h1ghest among lhe five supervisors·. Clark moved
that Miller's '79·80 budget be cul
to reflect the 10 percent salary,
slash.
M EX IC 0 -C-1 T Y < A P 1
f'egollalion.s for sale of naturul
gas lo the Uruted Stales have not
t>ollapsed and President Jo!>e
Lopez Porl.lllo still plans to meet
President Carter next month. a
spokt-s man for the. pres.id.enl
s aid Thursday m response to a
report by the Lo s Angelt>s
Times. The news pape r reported
Thursduy that talks on natural
ft3S sales broke down last f"r1·
da y. a few days a ft e r US
negot1<itor::. said agree ment was
nettr A Santa Ana fireman was
among five persons arrested on
narcotics charges following the
alleged sale of 1 ~ pounds or
he roin to undercover police of·
f 1cers . authorities said
Albert Magee. 37, was arrest·
t d with three other men and a
wom an during a raid on a Santa
Ana home Wednesday after
noon
The fire d e p a rtment has
placed M agee on "ad ·
m inistrative leave" until an in·
vestigation into the incident is
completed, Fire Chief Bill
Dubose hid Thursday.
All five were booked for in-
vestigation of possessing heroin
for sale, conspiracy and felony
conspiracry while posaessing a
handgun~ police said.
Officers said one of the five
sold 1 ~ pounds of heroin to un·
dercover officers in downtown
Santa Ana. The officers bad
agreed to pay $58,000 for the
drug
I ,
I
charges ·•
As a result. MacDonald said,
he has come away disillusioned
and angry. And. he said, be has
learned to expect anything and
plan on nothing.
ff the MacDonald story has a
moral, be said, it is "anything
can happen to anybody."
MacDonald is on trial in O.S
District Court, charged with the
Feb. 17. 1970, murders of his
wife Colette, 26, and daughters,
Kimberly. 5, and Kristen, 2. at
their Fort Bragg home.
This week MacDonald agreed
lo a luncheon interview with The
Times.
During the interview. be said
he felt the government was har·
assing him with false charges
and no evidence. that his life has
been wrecked by the murders
and the legal proceedings that
followed and that he bas sur·
vived the ordeal by working
hard, playing bard and laking
the days one at a time.
Before the interview. Mac
Donald's attorney s et some
ground rules.
MacDonald would not talk
about the trial, except in general
terms. He would not talk about
defense evidence, nor would he
analyze prosecution evidence
He would not talk about his own
testimony.
He did not evade questions,
Nixon Resignation
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WllAl.£8IZED D&EAM -A
deaicaer wbo helped create the
flnt all·metal "blimp" UalDka IM dl9I ,.,. 1dl ..,.. cre1tiore m., ba .. "-~ •. WlU the ~ ...... WW.' ll{nbJpe? ••SLY ft1HN,XT -Humor
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Monaco'• H~tn of excerpll tmn Ida book ''A.maa1cu Pllm
How"
FORT BRAGG. N.C. <A P> -
A jury or seven men and five
women today inspected the
home where the wire and two
young daughters of Dr. Jeffrey
MacDonald wer e s lain nine
years aJ?O.
An Army agent broke a seal
that had barred the door to the
reJi brick, multi-fa mily home al
544 Castle Drive. admitting al·
torneys and Jurors. The home
has been sealed since the slay·
mgs.
MacDonald. his attorneys and
government lawyers were the
first to go into the house ')They
spent about 35 m inutes looking
around
Jurors pulled up to the house
at about 11 :30 a.m and waJked
around the house. some peenng
Into windows that had been
boarded until today.
The 35-year.old Huntington
Harbour emergency medicine
s pecialist was a Green Beret
doctor when his family was
kilted. He says four intruders
s tabbed and bludgeoned his wife
Colette. 26, and daughters Kim·
berly, 5, and Kristen. 2.
MacDonald says one of the in·
truders. a woman, c hanted,
.. Acid is groovy. Kill the pigs."
The word "pig" was found
scrawled an blood on lhe head·
board of the Mac Donalds' bed.
The seven-man, fi ve-woman
jury was instructed to tou.r the
house but not touch anythinJ?.
U.S. District Judge Frank 't.
Dupree Jr also told them not to
talk to each other or anyone else
about what they saw . U.S.
Marshals were assigned to ac-
company them . Attorneys were
not allowed in wit~ the jurors.
The case ls being heard in
federal court In Raleigh. The
base ia near Fayetteville. about
1 t,.i, houn to the southeast.
In testimony presented Thurs-
day. chemists who tested bloody
items found in the house saJd
they failed to find any blood
......... lbcDonald's-type in
.. room, whett Mac·
... 1 he wu attacked.
· 14 ltab WDU:Ddl.
·.JUwd •• typ•d iato rq~r
· :.Slllerll.,croup1. lacb of µae.
.. llal'Dolaalda bad a diflerelll
blood type. The cheml1ta cau-
U011'11d, however. lhat lhe blood
f.oud did Mt MC....nl)' beloq
to the lll~Dooalds.
Riley secondtld Clark ·s mo-
tion
Summer
Planting
~s
:t_ A
L
E
INSTANT LAWN
roll out the !J'Hn CllllJHlt 5 SQuore Ft Rous
w 1111 sod from DICHONORA 11.99 Rott
·-•..:: .... 0 --· HYIRID BERMUDA or cal-~urf 1 STOLONS At SO llUEGRASS 1.59. Roll AVAllABl E
ORTHENE Insect Spray
• New B1odeg1odobte systemic tnsecficlde tor use on roses. flowers.
01nomen101s end trees Excellent thrlps ona wtllfe nies control
• Goes o long woy-one pint makes up to 32 gallons spray
• Gives lost conioct klll of a brood range of chewing ones sucking
Insects with up to three S 6 S 5 9 8
COSTA
MESA
weeks reslduQI protection Ptnr 8ome "LE
from optttds Reg. '6.98 PRICE •
0,.1..,..w_.,.,..,,._
11 H MIWPOlf IUO.
COSTA...sA '*"" hit
Oleander
Japanese Block Pine
I ·O• ..,,.,.
lie~ •n ')'1
SALE PRICE
5 5.99
Sweet Alyssum
Creeping Fig
rec.1u11ng
C•llO 1-0•ge 0110 .JC~ .. ;....1u\h soec1me11$
.' ,.1 '°'on ma00<
Jl!'9<Wl.,..;.;L.._..,. ._ nongong g11oeo
~ 6 Pot Sile
Reg '699 s3 99 SALE PRICE • I
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UCSY near POUTS: WIMa Gov. '~·arowa ••· pohated •·POW ....._ llUW .. tM Onue CouM,y 8oaN
ot lupervleon. l• waa hla awowed leleat to reatore
eredU lbWb'. ~and tranquility to our re1kMlaJ body po Uc. Oh. au ....
Rettnt events s.uueat ii that'• what 0Qv. Moonbeim
lbou1ht he iivu dotn1. he ru!ly wu 1utn1 01la&y·eyed at lbe at.art.
One of the first th1n1s fteshman Superviaor Mlller bas
done o1 U\Y note Is to auuest that 3$1 county employee1 take a 10 percent pay chop.
Doubtleas you woo 't be S\lf'Pna>ed to team that none of
f'reshman Duelist Suf/enng a Snioua Early Setback
the chosen 351 rushed forward with great cheers ror Miller
in volunteering to join his war against inflation.
AS A MATTE~ OF FACT, he didn't get very rugh
marks on the notion from his fellow supervisors only
yesterday.
His colleagues, m fact, offered up a counter-motion
that would whack back Miller's own $219,000 office budget
by the very same 10 percent. The motion failed but the in·
tent was clear.
. The way it looks right now, every time. Miller opens
his yap. the commentary is going to be labeled as "cam·
paign reh~ri_c." If he gets up from the meeting table and
asks pernussaOI) to Co the the bathroom. somebody is going
to question his motives.
THJS MA V TURN OUT lo be the longest period of haz·
mg ever experienced by a freshman.
Supervisor Miller may cbec.k his o!fice budget one o!
these days and fmd out he doesn't even have enough
c hange to buy batteries ror the electric pencil sharpeners .
When the time rolls around to renew leases on the
county cars for the five supervisors, Miller may learn he's
been allocated a '65Chevy with oo rear bumper. And he'll be
ex peeled to buy his own tires at K ·Mart.
OH WELL, ANY TIME he might need some sympathy
advice and counsel on the ins and outs of Oraoge County
government Miller can always go to one of those 351 top
hands who he volunteered for a pay cut. •
Yes, Jerry, just like that great British statesman
Neville Chambe.rlain. you've brought us peace in ow.r Ume.
W A81DNOTON (AP> -TM
aaUoa'• ua•mployment rat•
NM illlllb lD July to l .T per-
eHt1 li~l~I a full JHr ID wlalca &bl Job1eu rat. bu beea
below I percta&. the Coftl"Bll*lt 11ld'*1.
Tb• Labor O.partment aaJd
th• eumbtr of people wtthout ~bl -5,Ml,000 -WH little
Gtu Ration
~After
labor Day?
WASHl~GTON (AP) -House
and Senate negotiators are try-
101 to fub.ioa a c.omprollliM
standby 1uollne-raUOGiq plan.,
but PreeldeDt Carter will have to
wait unW after Labor Day to get
it.
The prealdeat and Democratic
coa1reuioaal leaden bad hoped
to have the bill on the president's
desk by Thursday night -before
the start or the congressional
Auguatreceas.
But that was not to be.
, "WE HAD TO weigh sym-
bolism against practicality,"
said Sen. Bennett Johnston, D·
La .• one of the Senate conlerees
of the bill.
He said he hoped a final
version acceptable to lbe-House.
the Senate and Carter could be
enacted "by early September."
Both Senate leaders and the
White House denounced tbe
standby rationing blU paued by
the House late Wednesday. The
Senate rejected the House
version by voice vott Thursday.
WHILE GIVING Carter basic
authority to ration gasoline dur-
ing a g rave emergency. the
measure also was saddled with
numerous weakening amend·
ments and restrictions on the
president.
Senate Democratic Leader
Robert C . Byrd ca lled the
House· passed bill "ludicrous ...
And presidential spokesman
Jody Powell said the IJ!ll was un-
acceptable to Carter. as written.
He expressed hope the objec-
tion llble ' parts -whic h he
described as "ill-advised. unen-
rorceable amendments" -could
be smoothed out in the con-
rerence com'matlee.
AMONG THE House-added
provisions the White House
would bke to see scrapped are
A Re p.u b 1 .. ca n-backed
a m endment weake ning the
president ·s 78-degree thermostat
program.
Restrictions that prohibit
, rata onmg from being imposed
unless there is a 20 percent or
larcer Juel shortage for a 30-day
period.
-Amendmenl8 establishing a
national 1 percent set-aside or
diesel ruel for rarmers and
h o me-h eating oi l for cold-
weather areas of the country.
Indiana Farms Flooded
Wabash River Ov~rflowa; More Rain Forecast
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NATION /WEATHER
I • ·tn J~bleSs Eyed
Alleall'a•p
UD.mpioymmt la Hpeei.ci to
inere .. llUU'Udb' toward the
end ol Ulil year ... ~ ....
tbe aaUo• 1Uff1 ia&o an
eeoaomlc rte 11.._, aecerdiq
tq Carter actmtat1tratlon
foreouta. A.I maa1 a1 el1bt
mlWon people ma1 be wMbout
Jobi my m1d·i.>, lntenaal Wldte HoUM clocumeatl pndiet.
Fred Kiser eyes his bride-to-be, Gail Perkins, prior to
their wedding at the Silverbird Hotel in Las Vegas.
Kiser. assistant general manager of t.Jleres0rt, said they
wanted a "different" type of wedding and chose the
Dracula the me .
Citizens · Seek Clues
To Girl's Slaying
BUR LI NGTO!'I, Conn l AP 1 Outrag~d b) lht> abducuon
slaying of a 12 .>car-old b1(·)c1Jst. more than 1,000 residents of thlS
small town. includinR children and grandmothers, are bravin~
sweltenn~ heat to !!C<trch for the missin g bicycle and other dues
Volunteers. whol\e nrnks have been swelling since the search
began Wednesday. are trud~inR over rough, hill y terrain searchLng -
for clues tn the slavip~ of Kathenne Ebersold Her partly burned
body .was found Saturday an a v.ooded area less than a mile from
her home
POLICE SAID SHE HAD bt•en bound and stabbed r~peatedly
in the chest. nc<'k and abdomt·n before a flammable bquld wa&
poured over the body ti nd 1gruted
"It doesn't matter whose <'hlld 1t 1s. rt s a child, .. !laid Gertrude
Zurles. a gray·haared grandmother of f1, e 'We're all a family ..
She walked. s t1c·k in hand. along the shoulder of Vineyard
Road lookmg ror i;ome trace o( the Ebersold girl's k11l4tr
The realOD la the bU&IM11
slowdown that beau ill Uae
aeeoad quarter Uata yw ud
could eaatinue lDto Ml'lr 19.
Altbouch the WM1DploJ11MDt
rate lncreaaecl only alltbt.I)' in
July ud kltal employment rose by -.ooo tn a catcb·up from
eouldel'ably slower lrowth in
March and April, there were
li1uof wakneuln tbeft&\&Nt.
IACK al!GGEa. chief ot the
Labor Department's Divlaion of
Employment and Unemploy-
ment Analysis, Mted f.b•t "the
male unemployment rate ad·
vanced a couple of t.entbl of a
percent and there wu an in·
crease in the number of peraona
who k>lt tbetr last job."
The lost jobs category, which
Brener deacrtbed u .. the most
cyclically aenaltlve," tncreued
by 174,000 people to 2.5 million in
July.
The unemployment rate for
men rose to 4.1 percent in July
from 3.1 percnt In the previous
month. At the tame tlme, the
rate for women declined from
5.8 percent in June to 5.5 percent
an July. .
THE RATE FOR women
reflected the fact that "the en-
tire July mcreaae in employ-
ment took place among adult
women. as both white a nd black
women posted strong gains," the
Labor Department said.
The report gave these un-
employment figures for various
populat.Jon categories 10 July
compared with June :
-Wtutes: 4.9 percent in July,
unchanged from June.
-Blacks and other
mmorities: 10.8 percent, down
from 11.3 percent.
-FULL-TIME workers: 5.3
per<'ent. up from 5.1 percent.
Whate-colar workers : 3.2
percent. down from 3.4 percent.
Blue-collar workers: 6.8
percent. up from 6.5 percent.
Teen-agers . 1.5.3 percent,
unchanged.
White teen-agers 13 .3 per
l'ent. up from l3 percent
M1nor1ty teen·agers: 30.9
percent. down from 34 percent.
The ~ in the unemployment
rate in July was foreshadowed
by recent economic develop-
ments
DETERIORATION JN the
business sector was v1s1ble an
the government's recent report
on the na11on·s output. which fell
Jt an annual rate of 3.3 percent
f r o m April through June.
Meanwhile. f11ctory orders have
been sluggish. 11nd production
has been down
• • • and
how
does
YOUR
garden
grow?
Whether lt'a about a simple shrub, a sophlstlceted bed of flowers. or
• tHty Hlectlon of v•tabfe1, lhe OaUy Ptfot's garden page
blossorM every Saturday With h~ hinta and Hllghtfut features.
We 'II give you tips on when to ptant, when to prune and when to
pluck. Our writers also brighten the garden aectton with lnterntift9
feature• on local people who grow unusual plant• or achieve
excepttonal results.
Our crop of stories comes up new evety Saturday to helP, you have
more aucceaa and more enfoyment wtth your growing. If your thumb
is grHn, use It to flip to the garden pege In Saturday's Deily Pilot.
DAILY PILOT
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LONG BSACH (AP> -A tin blowout la a ,...ay tar,....
ably aawid ._ II• Of a •• • ~~r:.~=-·= poHHtay.
Offbn aald u.. budita Wd
JS .pel"IODf al IWlPQlat wbUe
they robbed IOq Art.bur's a.M
HOUM al '1.• ftul'lday. The
trio UMla took a SJ·YMJ"oOW i.._
Beacb realdent bo1ta1e and
drove away la b•r ear,
autboritlee Nici. But after the
Ure blew out, the 1wm• Wt
the woman and fled oo foot.
NIL!S <AP> -Led by \Jllioe
President Cesar Chavea and
chanting .. Boycott Lettuce," 45
United Farm Workers memben
[ __ sr._i4_TE_)
and sqm>oriers trudged into lbis
tiny central California town
Thursday during a 140·mlle
march to the embattled Salinas
Valley lettuce fields.
8 .... FlreB•ketl
By fte Auecla&ed Prest
Fintti&hters got the u~per
hand on Jl 3,50Q-acre brush fire
today near Apple Valley, while a
smaller fire burned uncontrolled
in the Sequoia National Forest
and two Riverside County fires
blackened more than 250 acres.
SACRAMENTO <AP}-·· A
Re publican legislator wants
Californians to decide whether
to upgrade the office of lieuten-
a nt governor or v1rtually
abolish it.
Rece11tly·elected Sen. Ollie
Speraw of Long Beach said
Thursday be would introduce
two comtitutional amendments
for the 1980 ballot that would
give voters the choice.
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ED&a OWNER POSES PROUDLY WITH 'GIGANTIC FLOP'
EdMI Henry Ford (No Aeletlon) Fonned beel C1ub
'A n .... 11 Holl"9'
Edsel Lovers Meet
To Compare Jokes
CONCORD, Calif. <AP> -
One woman says a friend calls it
"a pet brontosaurus," but hun-
dreds of Edsel lovers gathering
here for a weekend convention
love it.
The Edsel, a pucker-mouthed
automotive joke for 20 yean, is
big and old and extinct -except
a t an Edsel ownen' convention.
Then it somehow tu.ml into a
thing of beauty: a joy forner; a
dinosaur built for six.
way to go for young executive
families on the way up.
IT WAS AIBO a litantic flop.
A bout U0,000 of them rolled off
the aaembly line in·tbree model
yean before Ford cut its $250
million in loues and quit mak·
ing them in November of 1959.
"It was tbe wrong car for the
wrong market at the wrong
time," ewedes Dave Sinclair,
the national president or the
Edsel Owners Club. ··And I love
it!
DNl v PILOT A$
Police Killing Brobed
San Diego Shooting Drama Capiured on TY
J
SAN DIEGO tAP> -
Homlckle detediv• today were lDvnti1at•n1 the lhoottna ot a
25-yMr.ad mea wbo WU killed
by Police after be poiDted a IUD at a &eleviliaD DeW1 crew.
Oae al the aaUoD'a reporters
said the news crew bad been in·
terviewill& relideeta Tbtll'IQy
in tbe Knickerbocker Hotel
about redevelopment .wben
Samuel Brown, who resided at
the botel, foUowed tbem outside.
ONCE OVTSIDE, Brown pro-
duced a band IUD and pointed ll
at the newt crew. Two police officers a,p.
proacbed him and ordered him
at leut three times to drop the
weapon.
A police spokesman said
Brown then "made a threaten·
inc move" 1 and officer Don
Hansen fired. five &bota from bis
service revolver, biWng Brown
four limes. Police then
handcuffed the fallen man and
called paramedics. Brown died
' two hours later while undergo.
ing emergency surgery at Cen·
tre City Hospital.
THE KCST -CbaDael 39
cameraman filmed tbe incident.
A reporter with the TV news
c rew said Brown "never said a
word'' during the confrontation
with police. In the station:s
videotape of the incident, Brown
appeared calm aecondl t;>efon
police tbot him.
About 30 ftUlldl of .22 caliber
ammunition were found in
Brown'• coat pocket and tbe re-
volver be bad polated at the
news crew waa fully loaded,
police said. Two boxes of am·
munlt.ioo were later fou.nd in biJ
hotel room .
POLICE SAID they don't ,
know why Brown braodiabed the
gun or whether be intencled to
shoot. Bob Nortoa.~erk
at the Knickerbocker Hotel. uld
Brown bad "kept to bimaelf"
wbUe llwtDa at. &M bo&el, but bad
eecaldmaally exbibtted biaarre
behavior.
"He'd .... la froat ol tbe
mirrored walla and carry on
coannaUona with blmaelf,"
Norton uld. "You couldn't bear
what be wu aaylng. though,
because Ile talted nat aoft. 0
Hotel residents deaertbed
Brown aa a quiet, reliO>us man.
"He always wore tbree·piece
suits and be 101Detimes carried
a Bible." one boarder said.
riliens Face Death
SAN YSIDRO <AP> -The U.S. Border Patrol is trying to dis·
courage the human flood of illegal aliens by fordne them to crau
t.he border farther to \be eut -la delolat.e mountain ad delert
areas.
"We realize it could mellD de8tb for man7 from nJJOIW'e or
thirst," says William Selser, tM patrol's uailtant acent in charge.
"We're hopior the difficulties involved tn 101nC through that
country will discourage urban·bred males and particularly women
and cbildn!G from tryinC it."
In some desert areas aloac the U.S.·fllexican border, daytime
temperatures are 120 and higher.
The new strategy designed to block the traditional alien·
smuggling routes tbrougb tbe San Dieto area is bued on a new
border fence being constructed north of Tijuana and reinforced
Border Patrol crews, which are being doubled in Seizer's district
over the~ 18 months .
RIVERSIDE (AP> -After
three bubonic plague scares in
two years, the Riverside County
board of supervisors has moved
to reinstate a pesticide program
to kill the rodenta that carry the
disease.
EDSEL LOVEllS and dozens
of their cars are coming
together for the 11th anDual
meeting of those who own the
most infamous mistake in auto
history,
"Actually I started out looking
tor a Studebaker/' conceded
Bon ·Vatne of Rochester. Wah:-
•'But 1 saw an Edsel for sale and
I bought it. I've never re~
not lettin& that Studebaker."
''There wu DQtbills wrong
with the car -it wu just in·
troduced la the middle ol a re-
cession. I've bad lots of orphan
cars -Kaisers, Packards,
Nasbes ... but I always wanted ----------------------------.:.:.--------......,,, .... an Edael and l'w bad 15 line«! I
The s upervisors asked
Agricultural Commissioner
Robert Howie on Thursday to
develop a program to poison
ground squirrels and other
plague-carryina rodents
Tbe F..did, of course, WIS the
cute car with the bone-collar
grille meant te1 revolutionize
drivin& in the 1950s.
It was as long as a yacht and twice as comfortable. It was a
gadget-lover's dream. It was the
M~. 22, Arrested
In Double Slaying
TORRANCE (AP) -A 22-year-old man wu awaiting arraign·
ment after police booked him for investigation in the double slay.
ing of a doctor and a teacher whose bodies were found in a hangar
at Torrance Municipal Airport.
Teague Hampton Scott of Inglewood had a .38-caliber revolver
and a wristwatch in his possession when he wu arrested by
Gardena police
INVESTIGATO&S SAID TBUJlSDAY both items may be
linked to the slayings.
The watch beloaled to former Olympic swimmer Dr. George
Hill. 35, who was found dead July 12 along with Joella C. Cham·
pion, 44, of Torrance, poUceU. LeeTunlernid Tbunday.
Gardena police bad been taWng a ear contala1D« two men, but
when they pulled the car over, both men fled OD foot. Scott wu
caught, but the other man escaped and wu being IOU&bt for ques-
tioning. police said
~lhtmyfintone.-··
SINCLAlll 8Tlll owns three
of the boat·size beauties, wblcb -
may put him a little below the
club average. Moat e.veryone
here seems to need two bands to
count their can. Oae man. Bulb
Lesley of Oxford, Pa .• bu lOI ~
them at bis farm, called Lemon
Grove.
The Idea of an Edsel club wu
the brainchild of one Edsel
Henry Ford -no relation to the
company or the car. Ford
bought bis fa.nt Edsel in 18.
The club came seven yean
later. From modest beginninp
with a membership of seven,
meeting at Ford's bo~. it bu
gone ~tioeal wftb nearly
1,400 members from Sweden to
San Leandro, Calli.
AND EVOY SUMMER, the
faithful bead to the annual meet-
ing to show off their babies,
trade 1P1re parts and beam like
crazy over a car whose very
name brtnp bowls of laughter
from the outside world.
"It's a dumb bobby," Slnclalr
admit.. "A group of people own-
ing a ear that dkln't sell, driving
it acl"OSI the country, diQing
out the bugs for two days to win
a tropby and then driving it back
home. --------MaQllY-----------.----------------------------~-~-----------------''But, YoU know, you can't wax
your stamp collection in your
driveway." ZEPHYR
~
~.. 1tff1i1,,,. \;g
' ~'. lt"UJ$f.. IJ ~ 'fl• $4,703** J" There's~ like Udo Marina
VU1age back home. From its cobble·
stone streets to the fresh flowers --------------------------------------------------------------~ tn baskets, Udo Marina Is
; a spedaky center with that £uto.
pean flair ... rtgtd on the water.
Browse any of our One shops.
From salons to boutiques. From
QOUlmd ldtchen~ to yachts. f.n-
joy the fteltnQI
Dtne Indoors or al fraca ~
the water's edQc et one of our many
One rataurants and laM a hatbor
cndse. Afta all. you're on vacation.
and there's nothtnt Uke us back
horMI
Udo MarlDa
VIiiage
JUIC o« Pldk c.out HWwJ•v at
Newpoct Beech Blvd. ~ Via Udo
, \
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Oronoeeo..t o.11vPi1o1 Editorial Pge ..................................................................... _ ....
"'day, Augllft I. 1'79
Aober1 N. Weed /Publisher ThOmu KM\lll /£41jtor
' Barbara KreiblCh/Edltor111 Pege l!drtor
Remember, \Ve're
~ .
All 'Immigrants'
The lU wlnd t.bat. blew out ol Malaysia when that na
hon """MnCed at would Kart towtn1 "boat people" back
out to sea and Moot AD)' who tried to land haa blown at
least a little aooct.
The »nation Geneva confernee on lndochana · f'1
fugees, apWTed by the atarlt wamin,, resulted in pledges
from partlcipatiq nations to take in 2S>.OOO refugee thh1
~·ear.
The U.S. led the humanitarian move by promunng lO
doub&e i'-acctlptanc rat.e from 7.000 to 14.000 a month
and ordering U.S . Navy vessels J.o sweep the China Sea in ~arch of boat people . Italy a ls6 1enl ships supplied with
food. clothing and medical suppllew to join the search and
the PhlUppines orf ered an iaiand for use as a staging
center ror refugees bound for other cou.ntrles.
Meanwtule, under heavy pressure from the rest or the
world, Vietnam appears to be eaalng its vicious practice
of driving unwanted citizens out of the country, after first
stripping.them of a ll their worldly belongings.
Americans who fear the impact of a new influx or re·
fugees will do well to refle~l oo the fact that the
thousands received here in th~ years &lnce the fall of
Saigon have <!au&ed minimum disruption in the areas
where they have settled. Most have managed to become
self·supporting in short order and, as extended f amities
are rejoined, they practice the time-honored Oriental rule
-0f helping each othe r .
To those who would close the gates, the question must
be -when, and for whom? Few of us would be here to·
d<!Y if the. gates had been: closed when our parents. or
g randparents or their parents came. seeking a new life
Can we claim the "last man in " ri ght? If we do, can we
live with ourselves?
Save the Children
Among the hundreds of thousands of refugees who
have IJed their homelands in Southeast Asia none are
more -p1tltul than the chil~en who cannot be expected to
understand what has become of their little world.
There are thousands o( youngsters in makeshift
<.:amps on the sparsely inhabited offahore isletnds of
Indonesia, lacking adequate shelter, food and health
l'are
Save the Children, an international agency with 47
years or experience in e.Jnergency relief. has issued an
e m e rge ncy appeal for funds to he lp save th ese
~oungsters who m ay die from hunger and di$easc unles~
help reaches them soon.
Many cannot survive until the planned resettlcmtnl
µrog rums empty the is land camps.
Concerned Americans who wish to part1('1pate an the
emergency program may send c hecks to Save the
Children·, Boat People Emergency Fund. Dept. P
Westport. CT. 06880. The money will be used lo fill the
basic needs of the wai_ting boat peoplL_ ...
CalTrans Dremns
Orange Countians risking their necks and ~hear
vehicles in the growing mess at the ends of the unfinished
Costa Mesa and Corona del Mar Freeways will be less
than impressed by CalT.rans Director Adriana Gi an·
turco's enthusiasm for her Downtown People Mover
1 DPM >project in Los An geles.
Ms. Gianturco who just decided it would be a good
idea to lop S5 million off a $9 million allocat1on to extend
the Corona del Mar F reeway and use the saving for
landscaping now wants the state Transportation Com·
m1ssJon to approve som e $3 milli-0n-for--design, right-of·
way acquisition and construction of the mover project.
The system is described as an automated, overhead
guide way over a 2.9 mile route belw~n the Los Angeles
-Convention Center and Union Station. with parking
faci1ities at either end a nd 11 intermediate passenger sta·
tions downtown for commuters and shoppers.
No doubt this sort of thing could be the wave of the
future and in keeping, as Ms. Giapturco reminds us, with
the governor's Urban Strategy, which calls for "concen·
tratlng future growth in existlllfl urban areas,·'
Meanwhile local drivers, must try to struggle along
while CalTrans dreams its dreams.-· and the Costa M esa
Police Department concentrates its strategy on scraping
up the debris at the end of the wUinished rreeway.
• Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Oa1ly Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page ere those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment is invited. Actdreas The Dally Pilot, P.0
Sox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Pho,. (714) 642·4321.
Boyd/Late Divorce
ByLM. BOYD
Consider those marriages
that don't end in djvorce. At
the tum of the century they
were expected to last 30
years. Today they're expect·
ed to last 50 years. Now COO·
sider thole marriages that do
eod in divorce. Nol all break
up in the finl 10 or 20 or even
30 yean. The discontent not
only lingers but sometimes
grows. It is no longer re.,
markable to read or middle·
aged and even e lderly
c ouples who wind up
,divorced. The point? One rea·
s on the divorce rate has
t
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Elected offlclall (even
when lbe7 are
a p po i n led. ) a r e
,uallfied by virtue of
reflect.lnl the vtewa of
. their conaUtuency -Miiier doesn't, IO be
isn't. A.H.
risen of late is the couples
live longer. They have more
time to decide to call it quits.
That's it.em No. 692C iq our
Love and War man's file
labeled "Mi s l e a.ding
statistics."
Q. "I know most American
women arlJl't blondes. But
what proportion of the·m were
born blondes?" • A. About 55 percent. A lot
of pretty women' in their
twebties look in the mirror
and wonder where tb.e fair
hair went. They ought not
fret. For Jarger cause, a lot
or men do that , too.
Q . "How much does a
newborn hippo weigh?"
A . Maybe 40 pounds. Jt's
expected to 1lin about 560
pounds the flnt year.
If a girl is to en1a1e in a
brief career or shoplifting.
1he is most likely to do so •t
a1es 15 to 17. U a boy i1 to do
th•l thiDC. be ii moet likely
to try It at qes 12 to 14. Or'°
the Juvenile records lndlute.
Q ... Did tb4' aacient
Jlomamtaaa .... ua?" •
A. Dtd ....... W oa.1t1
plua U. uid11, U.1 lla&ea
tacb dUMD '1 debtl and the
..... tlthecndl&o,n. ,,
Rowland Evans/Robert Novak
W ASJllNOTON A few houn
btlore Prealdont C arter
de('lared over prlm«1 tlme
telf'vl1 on July 24 that "I do not
attribute at all lbe cbup ln
Nirarugua to Cuba," teletype
wires into lhe Pentagon clal·
tere d out another link in the
chuln of evidence to the con·
lrury
Tb~ P•Wl o! a U S Au Force
C 130 In Managua that day
lrnnsm1tted
t o Wu!ihtng·
ton this mOflt
1n teresli nR t ruvel note.
Members of
the Sa n ·
dtna sla junta
gov e rning
Nicaragu~
were seen pil·
ing into a Cubana Airlines plane en route to Havana
A few days earlier. a"U.S. in·
telli gence report tcletyped into
Was hington reported an even
more fascinating detail. A rank-
ing official of DGI the Cuban
secret police -played a key
role 1n masterminding the Sun
dim!\ta takeover. Julian Lopez,
DG I's chief of covert operations
Earl Waters
for Colla Blea, wu p~ln the Sandln1lta eommand er
<located over tbe bor" ID
Cotta RJca> cturtni t.M ,.._of
NiCUAl\IM fllbllftc.
TRIS BVTTaWID a dt·
talled CIA report ., lhy 2 on
Cuban military aid to the San·
dinista1. It also fits aootber
piece. oL lnt.eW~ &Aat.. &.be
Carter admlnistrat!on bu not
publicized: command elements
of a Soviet brigade have been in·
troduced into Cuba. ln additiop,
some 2,000 Soviet mllilary
personnel -bri1ade-siied .
though ~ is no lnlormatioft
they are Conned into an organic
military unit -&ft ln Cuba.
While lntenaification of Soviet.
Cuban interests in tbe Caribbean
Is ei~ lpored or overlooked
by Jimmy Carter, its meaning is
well understood by his own pro-
fessional analysts in national
security and intelligence: Cen·
tral America is goine red. Only
the time, not the eventual out·
come, is In question. unless
there is a reversal of U.S.
policy.
Specifically. the president's
most soplusUcat.ed advisers do
tbat, IOODef or later.
._ldillilta rqime will be
o y eommunllt. PreMDt cor·
dlaUly from Mana1ua i1, like
Fidel Cutro'1 amilea in 1•. u
effort to shake down Unde Sa1n
before the true colors are abowD.
Nor ia there any doubt about
wbal'a next on the a1enda: ex-
tension of the Soviet-Cuban
t hru1t -lnto El Sahador.
G uat.emala and Honduras over
an undefined but probably pro-
tracted period. However slowly.
Central American dominol are
falllae.
HAVANA'S AIMS were
deacrlbed July 20 by Ramon
Sancbei, Cuba '1 top envoy to
W aablqt.oe in an exposition of
cbil.liq candor tbat bu received
too little attenUoG. He t'*I a
breakfast apomored by Foreip
Polley mqu!De that Cuba will
send aid "ol all aorta" -lnclud·
in1 weapons -to auerrillaa in
El Salvador. Guatemala and
Honduras just as it had in
Nicaragua.
Sanchez issued no d enials
about Soviet military reinforce·
ments in Cuba. Ties between
Moscow and Havana. Castro's
man lD Wubl.Deton ,,_ ......
"will CClfttU>ue to increlM 1D alt
field•. includlnc mllltary eol·
labor.UOO.."
Tomas Bor1e1. Interior
mlniat.er and Ma~t strongman
ol t.be Nicara1uan Junta, has
been similarly candid. In
leafieta that appeared in Hoo·
dura1 immediately •ft.er the
Sandlnlata victory. Bor1e1 prom.
iae1 to joln forces "with the rev-
olutionary organlutlons or
Latin America" and hails ''de·
velopment of the Central
American revolutioo." On the
leaflet'1 first pace. a pboto
sbow1 Borges in Havana with
Castro.
PANICKY LEADE&S iD tt)e
targeted Central American
countries f'ht U.S. visitors with
one question: will you help us?
One indirect reply came from
Carter July 24 when be said ''we
worked as closely aa we could
without lnt.ervenine in the in·
lemal affairs of Nicaraguans"
to let them decide "what form or
government they should have."
In that. Carter administration
policy was ·decidedly interven·
t 1on1st against Anaatasio
Somoza's regime and for the
Sa nd1ni stas. U.S . pressure
s topped military aid ror
Somoza's national guard <NL>
from Israel and Guatemala.
U S. offi cials refused to supply
weapons to the national guard
even m return for Somoza's res-
ignation. The national guard ul
t1mat.ely gave up, not for a lack
or will but for a lack of arms'.
'The r ationale for Carter's
po licy 1s the view, long
cherished by revisionists. that
Castro. Ho Chi Mmh. Mao Tsc-
Tung and maybe even Lento
would have bet!n fond friends of
tht• L' S had not Washmgton rt-·
buff<:d them The theory 1 ~ no'A
ht:1ng put to the tc :.t 1n
:'\'1caraitua
To a v.orrted :.eJ!mcnt of C S
off1c1ah. includ1ni: .... ome 1n
'>f'n1or po...,1t1oni.. th1..., •~ m:.idne ........
Th"~ ~ltl'Vc th•· l S ~houlll
havt• bravl'd th1· propaRanda
b.irraRt• from thl' lf'ft <tt homt•
.rn<J abro.acL hchl 1~ nose and
.. upported the un~:Hor} Somoza
"1car:.i~u.i 1..., J!Onl· but there will
b1..• furtht-r demand't for tOuRh -
m 1ndednl"i:... 1n W;i ..,h10gt11n a -..
tht' Central Ameri can domino~
:.lo~ ly fall
CHP Chief Eyes State Police Takeover
~ot "'"''<.' lht: infamous lob·
by1~l Art.w ~am1sh swiped the
dome on the Capuol. has ~yone l-pulled as s lick ;i maneuver as
H 1~hway Patrol Commissioner
Glen Craig 1s attempting. Hts
gambit 1s to take over the state
Polic<'.
The agency which enjoys such
a prestigious title is a small
250-man unit.
Originally it
wa s much
smaller. con·
sisting at one
time of
o nly three
m e n. It was established to
perform
wat c hm e n
services at
the Capitol. I After the gold
dome b ad disappeared >.
Although it has expanded along
with the growth of at~te build·
ings, Its duties remain essential·
ly the same. ln the jargon of the
prof'ess ionals they are
"doorsbakers·•. To their ever·
lasting credit they have never
had a building stolen out from
under them.
The la r g e r CH P w a s
Art Hoppe
created in JU29 ~olC'h to provtd(•
t r a fftt• off1cPrs fo r i.tatc
h lghwa~s HasH•a ll y th ctr
respons1b11Jt1e~ remain thr same
today. a fal'l which M't'm~ to irk
Craig and many 1n the p11lrol
who e.n.vis1on themselves as
"stale poUce". rang1nl( far and
wide in ··crackdowns" on crime
and in "gangbustrng" in the
tradition of Elliot Ness. Undoub-
tedly they get these faoclruJ no-
tions from watching themselves
being romantically portrHyed by
Broderick Crawford and other
fi ctional characters on the boob
tube.
IN ANY EVENT, Craig and
hi s minions hatched a set'ret
"long range" plan for the CHP
m<&ny moons ago. It Is in·
disputably the m05t ambitious
plan since Alexander the Great
set out to conquer the world. As
an empire builder it puts even
the federal bureauc racy to
shame.
All Craia wants to do is
take over tbe policing of all
roadways excepting city streets.
all waterways. all airport.a, and
all mus ltanait operatloos. Ad·
dltionally, he wants the patrol
.1 :--..1i:nt>d tht· duty of safe~uard I ( th c s tud 1 es arc r c
1ni: puhl1c off1c1a ls a la the alist1c . they 14 tll ~how th11t
Serret Sen I~<' mer~tng tfle ·t~o a~cnr 1~ c:.n
Stnt•e the Statt' Police pw~nt onl~ rt"•ult in h1~hcr costs for
l~ pro\ld<' lhc orra s 1onal guard1nJ:\latPbu1ldtnJ?!> Forth\•
hody~uardto~ dc-manded by the CHP offtcers an• highly over
i;tovernor. ltcutenant·Rovernor paid for tht> respons1b1litws and
and cert ain legislators. its JOb qualtf1cat1ons. This becausl'
takrover by the CHP would be they have successfully lobbied .
the fi rst step in the realization or their saJaries to a par with the
its "long range" goals. A bonus poltce or the state's five largest
~ould be the eras ure of an of· cities . Merging the State PoUce
fi r 1al Stale Police permitting the would then require bringing
~radual assumption of that Im· their salaries up to the CHP.
age by the CHP. a long with all or the fringe
1 benefits and early retirement.
F'ORn.JITOVSLY fo r Craig's E v e n 1 r that s Ii p s by
plans. along came new Finance Silberman it is doubtful the
Director Richard Silberman. legislators will approve. but for
looking for ways to cut the stale another reason. Jn the years up
budget in the wake of Prop. 13. until now lbe very mention of
To Craig, Silberman must have "state poUce" in connection with
had all the earmarks or a new the C HP would .c1v e most
kid in school. Inexperienced in lawmakers apoplexy It is un·
government. he was a perfect likely tha t sentime nt bas
patsy to be led down the garden changed. but ir it has. 1t remains
path and Craig quickly sold him a thousand to one it hasn't
·on the Idea of a "merger" budged In the ranks or organized
between the State Poli~ and the labor. Its leaders have long
CHP. Despite the ract such an memories and will never forget
act would be akin to a boa con-when the patrol was called out to
strlctor swallowing a mouse, break up a strike. They live in
Silberman ordered feasibility determinatioo that will never
studies. happen again. ..
Let's Keep Those U.S.-trained Foreign Troops
W hilr the recent loss of the
Nicaraguan NaUoaal Guard put
a nothe r dent in Am e rica's
military might, it added impetus
to the drive for a United States
Permanent Overseas Army -a
concept whose lime. many feel.
has come.
The USPOA la the brainchild
of the respected military
s trategist,
M a r k
Hawk ins,
dean of The
Jnstttute or
Advanced
Custodia l
Shadie1.
D e a n
Hawldna
notea that the
10,000-man
N1~araiuan NaUonal Guard -like tbe lraaiaa, South Viet·
nam•1e and a dostn other
atml.. before it -bad been
trained, armed and, la molt
u .... paid by the United SUtes to 1t1ht for American f~
'
policy interests.
"One by one. however." he
says, "our armies overseas are
being picked off piecemeal by
revolutionaries and other
enemies of the statu.s quo. We
are down to our last doien or so
and. from South Korea to Chile,
they are in constant danger or
being overrun."
THE SOLUTION, Hawkins
contends, ia to consolidate our
foreign troops into one U.S.
Permanent Overseas Army -
ready to flpt for America on
the frontiers or freedom
anywhere in die world.
Hawkins plan hH gathered
ever·ll'OWUll •upport oo Capitol
Hill. One ofltl many advocates
ia Coner-em• Elvert Bua, a
le1der of th• economy bloc ln
the ffOUM.
• • A1 Lyndon Johnson Hid
about Vietnam," 8111 reulled,
"wby MDCI Amert.c.aa bora' to
filht • war .Ulan boya sbould
fllht ......._lv•? ADd lf Aliae
~
boys should f'igbt these wars.
why not African boys and Latin
American boys?"
"THI: BEA.ST of the difficul·
ty." be said, "la that belaa a
private soldier ia not the IDGlt
soulbt-afts job in the world.
And we just can't afford to pay
high eooucb ..... lo llt:t(ac:t
en~ AIMl1eam to take It on.
But we all bow that Ufe it
cheap la A.ala, Alrtea aDd Latin
Amertea. Tbere'• DO reuoa we
couldD't hire UMle foreip«'I to
do tbe work at a teath the pay.•·
BaM bM alrHdy tntrodUHCI
le«hlation eatabliahlnt a
USPOA. Hia bill provldee that
every male of military aae
among the Vietnamese boat peo-
ple be offered .10 a IDODtb to
form the nucleaa_pf lbe Dtw
American It.rite force.
·'I lhll* &My'U Jump at tbil op·
portunlty," be aaid. "IA fed, I
1M DO .....a ft1, wiUWa I fww yHn, we coulda't ..,taee....,
extremeb eapenlift ........
•.
ing Amencan soldier in the U S
Army with an economical.
gr•telul. hardworkina foNtper
at a savings of more than 1100
bUllon annually."
NE£m,gee to say, the neep-
lq propoA1 Jau come la for
s ome crltlelam -erl•arily
rrom hllb·rmkina u.,s. deers
who teel tbat commaadiac
Americana car.11• more pre·
stl1e th• commud&Dc .a... But to call tbe plaa .. UD·
precedmted" ia not eornd.
Aa Cclalrelamaa Baa -... lbe Roman Bmpln ruled tbe
knowa world for Hveral cen-
turtu with an ever·lDcnMille
number of troopa from olber ~tri•. lndMcl, wbeD Rome
fell in 471 to tbe bRbartam, lt
was def_......._ eaUN11 bJ
DOD·ROIUD ... , .....
"It JUlt 9'ow1 JOU,,. 1879 C..rm•• .._, .. ...., dMle
fonlp "°" will ftlbt fw JOU '° Ute............ .
This is part of the 28,000 acres of central
Arizona desert burned in a fire which
s tarted June 29 . The Arizona Land
Department s aid 1t will be from 50 to 100
years., before the plant life recovers. A
spokesman said the process is natural.
Outlaw Slug Unearthed
Bul,/,et Wounded Jesse James 103 Years Ago?
KANSAS CITY (AP) A
Jesse James expert says a bullet
unearthed during an excavation
at t he James farm last year is
the slug that wounded the outlaw
arter an aborted bank holdup in
Minnesota 103 years ago.
"Jesse was carrying this
bullet in his leg the day he was
murdered -five years after the
holdup," said Milton Perry,
superintendent of historic sites
for Clay County in Missouri.
THE SLUG WAS uncovered bv
a r ch aeologists digging into
Jesse's original "ra ve nearly a
year ago and has been a point of
controversy since. Some said it
could be the bullet that killed
Jesse in 1881; others said it
could not
Test Useless?
Stress Exam Held lnaccura(e
BOSTON CAP) The exercise electrocardiogram, a common
part .or routine physical•exams, is so inaccurate it has little value
in predicting whether people have heart disease. a study says.
The report concludes that doctors can judge almost as well
whether patients have• heart disease simply by noting their age
and sex aJMt whether they have chest pain.
P e rry sp ent nine m onths
studying the slug and historical
documents before releasing his
conclusions in an interview this
week.
The nine-me m ber James
Gang ventured out or its usual
territory in 1876 to rob a bank an
Northfield . Minn. But the
citizens there organized quickl y
when the strangers arrived m
town.
A IWL OF gunfi re greeted
gang m ember s when they
stepped out of the bank. Three
were shot to death in the street
and five others surrendered or
were captured a short lime
later. Only Jesse and his brother
Frank escaped.
Perry says historical accounts
indicate the James brothers
tried to steal a horse from a
Minnesota farmer a short time
after Uie holdup. But the farmer
fired at the brothers. The bullet
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Wrnt 1111S EXAM, OFl'EN CALLED a stress test. doctors
use an electrocardiograph to record the electncal currents of the
patient's heart while he 1s walking on a treadmill. By analyzing
the waves· produced, doctors thought they could tell whether the
patient had coronary artery disease, a narrowing o{ the blood
vessels that feed the heart. This disease can lead to heart attack
and crippling heart pain.
passed through Frank's leg and~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-, struck Jesse 's leg
ln their study, the researchers found that test results indlcat· ing heart trouble turned out to be false alarms 54 percent of the
time among women and 12 percent among men.
The study was conducted at University Hospital in Boston and
publ~hed in Thursday's New England Journel of Medicine.
"It remained in his body, but
that's not unusual," Perry said.
·'The evidence indicates J esse
was walking with a limp rive
year s later, shortly before he
was killed."
UNTIL THE .38-CALIBER
slug was found last year , 1t was
generally accepted that the Old
West's infamous bank and train
robber was killed by a .44·
caliber bullet.
But J ohn Cayton , Chlef
forensic firearms examiner at
s •• nly, ArtharneacherS
is all over tile. map.
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-·, THE REPORT WAS BASED ON A REVIEW of 2,045 people
who participated in a nationwide study sponsored by the National
Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. The patients were given exercise
e lectrocardiograms. Then the results of those tests were checked
by a more detailed method involving the injection of dye into the
h eart.
th e Regional Criminalistics -M11's.
Based on statistics, doctors know that a man who complains of
chest paln has an 89 percent chance of having heart disease.
studied the bullet and he found :, ~. • Laboratory in Independence. ·~~~~~'.ji~~~~~~~~;
that it was "consistent with
other bull ets whi c h h av e
penetrated a victim's skull." He
s aid it couJd have been the fatal
bullet, a statem ent that was
c hallenged by historians in
Dr. Thom as J . Ryan. one of the researchers, said for those suf.
fering chest pain. a poor showing on the stress test adds little to
what a doctor already knows about the patient's chances for heart
disease.
On the other hand , IT the patient passes the stress test, doctors
should ignore 1t bt:causc there is a large chance the test is inac·
curate.
2 lnf ant Formulas
Recalled by Maker
WASHINGTON {AP ) -Infant feeding formulas marketed un-
der the brand names Neo-Mull-Soy and Cho-Free are being recalled
by their manufacturer.
The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday the Syntex
Corp. agreed to recall the soybean-based formulas -used mainly
for infants allergic to milk protein -because they have been
blamed for a salt-deficiency illness known as "metabolic aJkalosi. · ·
The Center for Disease Control in AUanta reported that Jl in·
fants around the country were hospitalized with the condition and
im mediate1y got better afte r they were taken off the formulas.
northwest Missoun.
PERRY SAYS THE coroner's
report al the time of Jesse's
death indicated the fatal slug
was r emoved durin g th e
autopsy. Its precise whereabouts
1s not known. although a descen·
dent of the coroner has said ht>
remembers the sluJt once held a
place of honor on the famil)
m antel.
The slug uncovered last year
was found near bone fragments
fTom Jesse's right foot that had
fallen back into the ground when
the outlaw's body was moved at
the tum of the century. Perey
says the bullet was fired from a
Smith & Wesson pistol that went
on the market a year before the
Northfield holdup.
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onaorr <AP> -An.•• ................ o.n.ai ...... eorv. • ...._ •aUbll .,,
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OldamobOe ownen wbaM can
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offer was overturned by tbe U.S.
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•eGA&a 18 ••BllDING
over a cla11-actlon aalt by
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tbey were milled and aued for
...... ref UDda ol the price of tbelr • Olclamobiles. ID July 1'78, be a~
proved aubmiaakla of a aettJe.
ment off er wor'ked out with at-
torneys 1eneral of 47 states, call·
inc lt "fair and reuonable."
The Newport Pier is one of Newport
· Beach's most popuJar evening attractions
• as witnessed by this group of night-time ~ anglers who showed up one recent evening.
· Fishing off the pier is relaxing, entertain-
ing and occasionally rewarding. City of-
fi cials say the Balboa Pier, about two
miles down the Peninsula, rarely attracts
large crowds. That pier doesn't have a bait
and s nack stand like the one at.Newport.
About 24,000 Buick and
Pontiac owners got Chevrolet
en1Jnes and IO percent of them
have accepted the offer oegotJal·
ed with the attorneys general.
said General Motors, the coun-
try's No. l automaker. ldattder Boaered
Cricket Woe~ Spread
BUT THE U.S. Court of AP ·
peals in Chicago twice re1ect.ed
the proposed settle ment with
Oldsmobile owners.
Recently it ordered lnt'lusioo
or an explicit statement tbat
those who accepted the offer
gave up any right lo additional
settlement payment.a and forfeit·
ed the right to seek damages for
substitution or other power t.raw
Gail Vinje Smith. president of the Balboa Island Im-
provement Association. and island resident Ken Elgin
admire a plaque honoring Elgin 's late wife, Ann. It's
dedicated to Mrs. Elgin's efforts in getting flagpole and
landscaping at island entrance where the plaque has been placed.
Pesky Critters IJWade More NeighborlwotU
By DELOllES BllOOKS IRWIN °' .. Deity """SWf
More cricket news.
Remember last week, when
several Costa Mesa residents
complained that they were being
overrun by crickets? Thousands
of crickets?
About 15 residents, represent-
ing a year-old tract of 40 homes,
had asked officials from the
New1>ort·Mesa Unified School District, which owns the field
1he crickets apparently came
from, to do something to stop the
invasion
SINCE THEN Tesidents of
other neighborhoods surround·
ing the fi eld ha ve called to say
that they, too, have crickets.
Not as ·many. But irritating.
just the same.
A random s urvey of
homeowners showed that streets in three neighborhoods near the
field are having cricket prob·
lems.
It's not as if school officials
aren't doing anything about the
in¥aSion
RAY SCHIER ER, bus iness
manager fort.he school district,
said the field had been sprayed
four times and the district would
continue spraying until the prob·
lem is solved.
"We will continue spr aying
until we are certain they a re
dead in the fi eld -totally and
complete dead."
But one homeowner living on •
Sec retariat Avenue , a street
bordering the fi eld, said, •·I
haven't noticed any decrease in
the number of cricket~. 1 think
the school district is trying.
They jus t don't h a ve the
formula ...
AND A RESIDENT from
Azalea Avenue. a street in a
second neighborhood near the
field, said she hadn't. noticed any
crickets in her area unW the
school district began s praying.
Then the problem became so
bad she bad her home sprayed
by professional exterminators.
Other residents have also paid
to have their homes pro-
fessionally sprayed. But some
ha ve begun mixing their own
bug-killing coococttons and
spraying their grounds daily.
That mi ght be dangerous, one
insect specialist said.
"IT'S NOT GOOD for people
around there to all be spraying
at the same time. It will pollute
the air," said Larry Lilly, an en-
t o m o Io gis t for the c ounty
agriculture department.
"Usually if the label says two
teaspoons the people figure 10
te as poons will be better and
that 's not t.rue."
fie suggested using silica dust,
a non-toxic powder , t.o kill the
cr ickets mslde the home.
Bug experts from different
county agencies disagree on
what caused the sudden migra-
tion, and say they don't know
when it. will stop.
BUT THE COSTA Mesa res.i·
dents say they hope it's soon.
"When you bear a car drive
down the st.reel and hear the
crunching (of crickets under
tires), that's really disgusting,"
one homeowner said.
components.
Pigeon
Spotters
Return
HONOLULU (APJ -
The Coast Guard is back
in the pigeon business.
In Februa r y. wha t
was described as the
first search-and-rescue
squad of pigeons died
while searching for five
fishe rmen. The pigeons.
trained tO peck an alarm
if they spot an orange
object in the water,
were in a bubble s us-
pended fr o m a
helicopter. Wh e n the
chopper made a fo rced
landing in the water, the
birds drowned .
This llme. the Coast
Guard says the pigeons·
~Mainstreaming to
container will be at-
G tacbed to the side of the row fuselage. enabling the
crew to pull it up above
th e wat e rlin e if
necessary.
Consortium to Aid Handicapped Students
By JERRY CLAUSEN Olt•Dell, ...........
Mainstreamlng -the assign·
· ment ~ bandicap.,..S cbUdren in
claasroom teachers over the pro-gram. important steps."
Project Sea Hunt
manager James Sim·
moos says be hopes to
h a v e t h e p i e g o nis
airborne in October and
ready to work next year
spotting brighUy colored
life rafts.
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gold chains, fine china and
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Friday,
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August 3,
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COMSIGMMENl'S ACCEPIB»
'T1L 5 PM
Art Levine ""' uoneet
• -regular school classrooms -is
to acceleJllte this fall in slx dis·
trlct.a ma1D.n1 up a newly formed couoruum.
Teachers are responsible for
every student, be explalns, and
often they feel their training Is
inadequate to handle the needs or special student.a.
An individual educational plan
is written by a team, including
regular classroom teachers.
when appropriate, he says.
That plan outlines tub the
child can perform in a normal
classroom setting. be says.
"Th.ii bu only been • '---------------.... 1111!!9!119---~ , . done once before, with --===-----------------------three birds." be said.
Two years in the planning, the
· West Oranae County Consortium
'!for Special Education is an
alignment of tbe Huntln-1on
Beach Union Hilb School Dls·
"trict and the elementary schools
·.which graduate students Into the
: high schools.
INCLUDED ARE Fountain
Valley, Huntington Beach City,
Ocean View, Seal Beach and
Westminster School Districts.
• Plactng handicapped students
la a regular classroom is not
•. new to any of the consortium
districts, says Norm Ginsburg,
project director.
But changes brought about by
a new federal law call for a free,
1lppropriate public education for
all handicapped student.a in the
least restrictive learning en·
virooment.
• APP&OXIMATELY $11.1
\• inillion in state and federal
; funds are'to be allocated to con·
.. sortium 11cbool1 durint the
• 1m.ao school year to educate ·about 7 ,000 h and icapped
;.: ~hild.ren under the pro1ram. ·~ School olftclals admit that the
:. p~UD ii CCJDaidered a mixed
.. Meutns.
•• Gimburg says mainltreamtne
• -the opportualtJ tor •an· dlcapped and odler ttud1nl1 to
• learn alde-bJ·llde -'"prob9b1J • · 11 tbe moet milundentood con· eept wttb tbe tan."
• Marie Otto, director ol pupil
• penoanel .me. ID tbe bllb • Mhool dlltrict wbkb la c .........
,• wltb admlallteriDI tbe Pr'Oll'am.. ~Gl.la ''tbe leut restrictive en-•• ,__. .. the ke1 pllr .. ID .... , ............
• j•: I Mfl...., U illdJrRuod that •• d ...... be ............. •tr the mniUm•l of UJ a.
*8t."llM1a11· an. OarlMCI, ~ ...
riaoQ poup cbairmu,..,. a.
baa heard concerns voiced bJ ,
"Teachers are apprehensive
about potential physical and
behavorial problems that might
arise," says Garland, a high
school teacher.
BUT GINSBUBG NOTES that
"no child is served nor placed in
a special or regular clasaroam
without following a number of
Ne Sllortape
CONSOR'nUM PE&SONNEL
and resource and program
specialists are to assist both
teachers and students, be says.
"We want. these kids to suc-
ceed. and it can happen when
' the entire educational team is
working together." he says.
Weekend Drivers
Will ·Spend More
LOS ANGELES <AP> -More risine prices but little change in gas
availability is predicted for fuel-thirsty motorists this weekend, ac-
cordiq to the Automobile Club of Southern Calilornia.
The club's weekly Fuel Gauge Report found the upward trend of
prices slowed slighUy th.ls week with an avera1e lDcreue of one-bail
cent per gallon. Jeut one 1rade of iuollne, the
NEA&L Y TWO.TRl&DS of the
3M stations surveyed are cllarg-
lng more than $1 a aallon tor at
Trustees Set
Special Meet
A special meeti.q of Newport.
Mesa school tnlltees will be held
Monday to dilcuu tbe 1f79..IO
budget and ccmaider tbe future
of three elementary acbool ajtee.
Tb• ,,,......, will belin·• 7: 30
p.m. at Harper Commuaity
C.IUe~ltb Street at TulUD AH;, llela. .
Ua4-r coa1tr11tlon, · aloet
witll tile 1m.• publlcatlo,a
Hdltll. wUI be 11111 received on ... -...v.-.. 11.aeVllta ... VWorla lellool altee, wblcb
are to be leued out year.
l
auto club said Tbunday.
The report, completed Wed·
nesday, found that an average ~
78 percent of the surveyed ata·
lions in both metropolitan and
outlyl.Da areas plumed to !&-
main open Sate• ... per-cent Sunday, 811 fewer tbaD
tbe previoua end.
In tbe metropolitan areu, 1
percent of the atatlom ~
and 11.5 percent ID outtytq
areaa planned to remain in
operadoD a. boun •day, aeveD
da)'I a week, up 5.5 percent from
the week before •
TBB Cl.VII MID 1.1 peraat "tlae metropolitan ......... ran abort on....-111011Dt; l perea bed m tm111W; _.
t .t pereeat wen• ol,,.. •i•a. TboH ,.,.,... WN
tomewbat bt11ter lD ..outlJiq areas. 1
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"It's not like you'r e
making Fords." I
Wrong Mali
Picked/or .
Drug Sale
PROVIDENCE, R.I.
CAP> -A Connecticut
tffo ..... wbo alleted.ly
wanted to make an llliclt
dru1 sale wmt to a Kila
rock cancert and picked
out a poNible customer,
a man wearin1 blue
jeans and a T-shirt.
But, the proepecUve
client turned out to be
Assistant Attorney
General Frederick G.
Casa, who wu takllll
tµs son David, 13. to the
concert at the
Provid ence Civic
Center.
Casa aald tbe teen·
ager otrered to aeU him
marijuana and
Quaalud es , a
depreaaeaL
.. , sald •no' boU11
Umes,''Ca11aald.
He 1a•• police a
detcription ot tbe would·
be drua ftDdot' on bil
way into tb• eoncert.
Police arrested a
Groton, Coan. man aDd
c.bareed him with
pos1e11ion ot baablah
oll. Other 111bataace1
Mt1ed cturtna tbe 8'""
laave been sent to atate
laboratories for ual)'lil.
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AJ• OM. Y "LOT ORANGE COUNTY
Panel to Study Accident Treatment Sites
•1 DAVID KUTUIANN •-o.ett~ ....
Oruae County'• bealtb cMlf
••Y• he will hand·plck a eom·
aiU.. of dot'-On ln lM Mal
Mv•ral day1 to .. tabUlb bow
...S wMn apeetallaed actkleGt
lr•alaMllt <'enlera ahould M
enated.
Dr. Mortm Nel8oe aaMI Thurs·
4ay the panel will wort prin·
c-lpally o n developln1 the.
frheria bolpltala woWd need to
ADHt to e1tabll1b IO·Called 'trauma centers and t.beo decide
cwben tbe" btl•l Tocalfons Tor
them would be. '
It la bis hope, Morton said,
that once those standards are
establiabed, interested hospitals
wlU aeek county licensing as
trauma centers.
THE HEALTH official has
said t.bat the co-anty peeds to
Htablisb rrom four to six
ctrategically located trauma
:Centers.
{ Nelson said trauma centers
d lfre r from the traditional ·1 emeriency rooms and receiving
•cen ters by virtue of s taffing,
... equipm ent and expertise of ~personnel on duty ..
!. The types of patients taken to
~:these specialized facitlUes would
:iincludt-persons suffering from ;.,:multiple injuries that requfre
~.treatment by teams of doctors
, ·with special skills
NSLION AID 1peclalllt'd
equ.lplDIDl not u.auaUy round "'
emtr•tnty room• and receavl.QI
u ntera would M on band In
,,.uma cenc..ra Th1I ~ ln·
elude a ~ial 1ca.nner for head
lnjuriee lmmedla .. ly avaUable
for UM by 1 neurotur1eor1 ln
treaU., 1 patient wllh a MVe,..
head UU"">'.
Hoapltal emer1ency rooma.
are aet up to meet minimum re
qulremenll of tht.1 11 t1ttti 'b
hoaplta.I Ucenaln1 act. Reuavin&
centers meet more 11trln1ent ns
~ulre~ot lhe-eount
On re lht' commltt.,e Nelson
will appc>jnt eatabbshes the new
cr1lA'r1a fOf' trnuma ct>nters, has
office will try to enro1.1ragc
ho11pilals to ~ek b cen&ang
NO COUN7Y subsidies would
be involved, tl)e orficaal sitad.
and the hospital itself wouki be
responsible tor the cost ol equip-
ment and staffing.
Nelloa said he hopes to have a
set of standards ready within 90
days.
Two hospit.als in the county
already provide Trauma-type
service. They are Santa Ana·
Tuatin Community Hospital and
the UC Irvine Medical Center.
But Nelson said neither one has
been certified by the county and
the new crite ria will likely set
higher s~nduds t h an they
meet.
NELSON'S SUPPORT for a
trauma t"ar't 11/alem 11 bHed on
tht• flnc:Unaa o a 1tud1 done by
the Oranae Oowtty Medlcill A•·
1odaUon wtU. th• eounty olfice
of Emer....., Medlul Servic•
and aeveraJ other prof eaalonal
1roupa
That atudy 1howed that some
vlcllm• ol accidents who dJed
had 1 rhance to aurvlve their l.n·
Juries lf a better 1y1tem exlsted ror emergency care.
Nelson utd the trauma cen·
ters would probably handle
about 1,SOO paUenLS a year. Am·
hul.anees would take s.u~h
persons to the nearest licensed
trauma center from the scene of
an accident. Or Edwin Amyes,
. of the county 's Society of
Neurological Surgeons, said
"many doctors believe that, with
the routmg of such victims to
qualified regional hospitals
properly equipped and staffed,
•·further improvementa in the
care of severely injured in-
dlviduall. •. could be achieved.··
THE M.081' &ECENT study on
accident vicUma essentially con·
firmed the ftndines of an earlier
report that compared San Fran·
cisro, which has a centralized
trau m a cente r . with Orange
County, which has 27 receiving
centers .
Many doctors had criticized
the firs t ;$ludy. ca lling its
methodology suspe<.'l und its in
rormation outdated.
The county ordered the second
study to quell those c rit1c1sms.
:County Charity Drive .·
United Way Cabinet Named
" The 1979 general campaign chairman for Unat·
ed Way of Or ange County, Carl Karcher, has named
bis executive campaign cabinet.
Advisory committee members are: Or. Fran·
cis Crinella, Executive director , Fair view State
. Hos ital; Jay L. Reed. vice president of ad
ministration. Fluor Corporation, Philip L. An ·
• thony. chairman of the board, Orange County
• Board of Supervisors, Phil L. Martin. vice presa
d ent. Southern California Edison Company and
Robert W. Clifford . F'resident. Air California.
PETER c. KRE MER, PRESIDENT or tht·
lrvinc Company, will head lhe cultivation rommal
tee. Martin Brower, 'director of pubhc relations
Five Frorn Coast ,/
On Cal Poly List
Five Orange Coast residents have been named
to the president's honor list for academic ex·
cellence at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo.
They are Laura J . Nichols and Karla S. Stein-
brugge, both or Huntington Beach; Oa01cl S. t'cn·
J\f!Y or Lagunu Niguel : David B. Smith or Newport
Beach, and Steven E. Corr of San Clement.e. . . . . .
of the Irvine ~ompany, will serve as commumca·
ttons
Committee chairman; and Dean L. Hough.
vace president and general manager or the Xerox
Corporation. wall l'hair the loaned execut1v1: com
mattee
Cabinet members include. Andrew Carlsun.
district manager. th<' Austin Company. Charles E
Scribner. senior vice president. Dank or Amen ca.
Gavin S He rbert Jr , president. Allergan
Pharmaceut1re1ls. Richard Fost('r. prestd<'nl, In
ters tate Electronics und Harry Rug~. president.
l'acirat· Mutual Life Ins urance Company
ALSO INCL UOF:D ARE James C Straw,
director of communaty rclallcm:., Avco F'1nanc1al
Scrv1C'l'S : Robert Zonalch. vice president und
J;!encral manager. the Grand Hotel. D. J McN utt.
pr('stdcnt. Douglas Oi l Compan~ of Cahfornja
Fred Sorsabul. city mi:.na ger , Caty of Costa Mesa
:.ind Robert 0 Peterson . Ed.O . county supcrinten·
dent of schools
Also include Thomas Brown . personnel darec
tor. St. Jude's Hospital . Lloyd Ankeny. regional
manager of marketing. Xerox Corporation. G
Cleveland Sproule Jr .• account representative,
Monex International I.t~ . Maurice Oe Wa ld.
managlllg partner. Peat, :\l arw1 rk. Mitchell &
Compa n y an d Betsy Sander~. manager
Nordstrom -
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Sierra Show Set
• "High Sierra Symphony," a program or slides iet lo music. will be featured when the Ora nge
County Chapter of the Sierra Club gathers Aug. 14
Jl Saddleback High School in Santa Ana.
Other m e mbers incl ude Diane Oaalacai-.
d1v1s1on mana~cr. Pacific Telephone Co . MaJor
Gene ral Joseph Koler Jr .. Marine Corp& Air Sta·
lion. El Toro : James Ricketts, vace president and
general manager. Northrop Corporation . Allan C
Young. executive director. Boys· Club or Fullerton
and Ed Weber, president. Far West Services.
( THE BOQKMAN J Reviews DAILY PILOT
The meeting , open to the public without charge.
it.arts at 7:30 p.m. Saddleback High School is at
1802 Flower Street
ORANG£ COAST COWGE
Thursday -Saturday. Aug. 2 -4, 9-11
U -$po11SOrtd by l.Ag1ma Moulton Playho1ut
~ 1\11 Ptrformanm -8 p.m., OCC AUDITORJUM
• 2701 Fairview Road, Cost• Mesa -556-5527
lf•••.
A
1
·-
The 1~ Basket Sale Is Here!
Buy one basket at the regular
low price and get a second
b(lsket that costs the same or
less for only one cent more.
Sensational baskets in all shapes and
sizes from all over the world.
Decorative baskets, art baskets,
picnic baskets, wast~ baskets.
Baskets for art supplies, for plants,
for laundry.
Baskets with a thousand and one
uses. Just use your imagination.
Buy one at the regular price;
get the second for just a penny.
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1 \o1 If ~1 t
OUEINIE letter
Enjoined
IDNY
MD YORK (AP> -
fte CalUonU1 pubuaher
el a ....wter Ul1t ad· vocaa.. mvtttmmta tD
sold dote not teem to be
able to prolit by hit own
advlce. the 1tate a t.
tomey feneral'• office .. , ..
State audlton he r e
aay Jamf' Oine11 of
Tiburon, publisher or tbe
Olne Letter. boasted
Oct . 13. lhat hia model
portfolio ol gold holdings
bad turned a profit of
111,414.
DEAR PAT : Where can I getlntormation about
forming a food co-op?
G .W .. Huntington Beach
IN FACT. THE
auditon aald, the Dines --------------------portfolio was lost ng
$6,208 at the Ume.
"What Waabial~ 't undtnl.and ii windfall praflta
ii wtndfaU Amertta-..n at·wC.-!"
eo.tact Food Co·op PablkalkH!a. Departme•t
of Couamer Alfaln, ltzt N St., Sacramea&o, caw ......
C.U~ G-. Sit-tie•
Ebeu7here , Dines waa alao ac-
cuaed of not telling sub·
acribers that h is
publication had a deficit
oC Sltl,000. VATICAN CITY (AP>
__, Italian Cardinal
Alfredo oua•IHI, 81,
wbo headed th e
powerful Vatican's Holy
Orfice under Pope Pius
8eatle Neile~•
GA••ITY
EVI LYN GA••1TY. ••s•Oent o!
Newp0rt llHcll. C. Pas•O ewo on
A1191llt 2, , l97t ~Yl(ti l)encllt>Q 41
H•rllOr l.Miift.Mo..n1 Olive Moftl!My of Cott• Mne, ~5554
HUHCHMAll
JULIAN HUESCHMAN, rtslcleM of
Colle Mesa, C... P•s-••• Oft J Ylr
. 11, ttn. He '' wrv1,....., "'' ., .. Muri.1, end O•UQMer J-"-nfel.
Grevtllc19 -•l<H wltl • lleld on
Monll•y. Auoll\t •• ''"' .. 1:)0 ,.,. •t Het119r ~ Mt..-1•1 Per-. HerbOr Uwa·Mount 04,,.. Morlwry dore<to,..
S.0-S*
WAOP.
MU•IEL ELIZA8&1H WAOE, rf\I·
Otnl Of L""9 llH<ll C. P•s~ •w•y
Oft Aue<nt I. tt7t A rHl<len4 OI L-
!Me<ll, ca. tor t,... H~I 11 .,..,. elttr
MO•l"9 U.re from P•lo Alto, C• SM
" s11r•l••d t>v lier \l•ler Maroo R041ertson ol Lonci 8H<11, C4 , t>rottwr
OoMlct, ~. Stuart 0 •ftd J•mes
8 It-rt-<Wt ol Hunto1>9ton llH<ll. c. .. ftle<e Dee<• ROberhon ot lo"9 BH<ll. ca. ServlCti wlll be Mid O"
Pfld•Y ., 10:00 AM al Ille Hart>Or
l.Alwn M-•·· c ... ,,.,1 whn Ille Rev.
H. Dt•ll ,..,, •• St Gtor oe·,
Ep•s<oPlll Ouren of Uqvne Hiiis of·
flct•llno. Servla~ ...,.,.r trw dirtt t1on
ol H.,110<' i.-.Mou<>1 Olive Mortuary
of Cost• Mew SAO-SSS4.
•WALIClllt
AUTH H, WALICEA. rt'\ldent of
W.Qul'I• llH Cll. C., \ll'ICe 1'11, <Gml"9
1rom ColO<'-. 51\e w•• •member of
'"• Aulst ence L••oue e11d Ille Women's Clut> of L......-llH<ll, Ce.
80111 -re llfidve pl41yl11Q Clllils. Siie IS \IHVl¥ed l>'f 4 c lllldre11 11
orandclllldren a11 0 11 v r ••I
9renoc11l•en. f'uner .. MM<ti will
oe Mid Ofl -.-..,, A119usl 4. 1t1' el 7·00 PM •the lla'I' F.,.,.lly Mortuery
Cfltpel llorm.rl'f Slleffer 1. t1• S.
CotU Hwy., L....-a..cf\, C... wllll
Aev. l•lrd Ctlfln of St . Mar..,·s
E plKoPlll Cllwcfl offlelell .... lt'ter m.nl Will be 11'1 ~ Colo..-. At'I'
Fam 11.., Mort.-..,, Leoune l e.ell
Oirt<IOfl
TALMAGE
JOHN LESTER TALMAGE. native
of Ollie eftd "'Sldent of Stl'lt• Ana. Ce. PH~ .... ., ot1 """'" 7, It,. el Ille "99 Of .._ He .__, Ills Jl'lle Alllfl
T••m•9 e Of S•nla An•/ C•. "''· T•lm• !ltd MfWCI Mall _,_
110 • ...,., "'-* UftlMd $te!ts N•.,., 1orl_..__..,_.,,.~ for Ke llll ,. • .,_., El PtS<Hof
Ru1e11ren1. In Coste Mesa, Ce.
Graffslde Mnll<ft eftd lnter..-t Wiii
Mkt Pl&U •t f'elrlleffn MeMOrl•I
Pefll lft S-.AMtft~y. A"'""
•· ""' •I 11 ·oo AM wllll Rew. Oofleld SIUf9"fl offleletl119-Fri-•*"° wlsll
10 lle'I' tllelr rft!IKl.l mey cell •t tllt
Smlttl & T\ltNll Wftl<lllf CM11tl. 417
£. 1111't St.. Collie Mesa, Ce. ot1 S.lur
day ,,..,., l :OD PM to 1:00 PM -on S11f1My fl'Om t :OO AM to S:OO PM.
Smllfl & TlllNll Morti.ery dfrt<lors. ........ WILSON
Wit.LIAM WILSON, ruld~nl of
Fullerton, Ce. slnc;a 1"2. Pene<I aw...,
on July 11. 191'. Ht Is wnol"1!0 t>y 111s
wilt SMiie, • dauoMer April, \Oii~
Ltrry -Wlllltm Jr., •II of Sant• An•. Ce .. brotlltn ll•'l'motlO. G.or .. ,
dllCI Allred ,,,.~., •II Of Centcla, sis
ttf\ Aulll Po'l'IOl1, Ge!t LeAlv1ere •llCI
ICethlffll MtrrllOft •II OI Centc111 •llCI
nl• mOllltf ,.,,_. Mer~r allCI sleo-
1 •llltr Alfred J . Mt r<er •ho ot Canada, ,._rel -•l<es .. .,. ""'o on w.-..-y et tt·OO A¥ e l lhe Hert>or
Lewt' ...,_... OMloet .. 1111 Or Jolln
"· Clllll'tfl of ~ Bffcll offkt•I· '"11 S.rvle.ts under llw dire< tlOl'I of
H•r-~-OllVf' MorlUM'I' Of cosi. MeM. S.S5M.
HAncw LAWN-MT. OUYI
MoftUatV • Cerreterv
C,.,,..tOtV
1625 Gitt« Ave ..
eo.taMesa
54C).56M
IALTI •lllOM NRA& NONI
649-2424
Coet&Mesa 673-9450
l&LWIOAllWAY wonuMY
11 O Bf'oedway
CaetaMeel
eG-9150
IMITH •1VML1 MOld'UAIY
Wll1'Q.9IJ CHAPIL
Mar1'*Y • °'9mltlona Flower~ llfn E. 17th St.
CaetaMesa ......
• • I
XII and John XXlll,
died today.
LIMA, Peru <A1>1"i · ''WHILE TUE price of
Victor Rul Haya de fa . told has continued to
Torre, 84, the founder or soar skywa rd . t h,e
Peru's leading political fortunes .or the na~ion s
party and a major in· leading gold bug ap·
f I u e n c e 0 n L at 1 n pear to be goil'.'g I~ the
American political life opposite d1rect1on. t~e
for half a century, died sta.te attom<'y ~enernl s
Thurs d a y of h ea rt office charged m court
failure after a long ill· papers.
oeas. Atto rney Ge neral
Busing
Propos'&l
Opposed
lftobert Ab.rams ~dd
Dines "was under a
legal obligation to ad·
v1ae subscribers or the
precarious nature of his
financial condition." ·
AT ABRAMS' request,
Manhattan Suprem e
Court J ustice Mi chael J.
Dontzin issued a tern·
LOS ANGELES <AP> porary injunction bar·
-T he Ca 11 for n i a ring Dines from sohcit·
Parent-Teacher Assoda· Ing customers or offer·
tion CPTA> says its en-ing financial advice in
dorsement of the pro· the state of New York.
'posed Robins Amend· Dines must reply to the
ment does not mean the charges Aug. 8.
PT A is against busing in The court order does
all instances. not a ffect the 695 New
PTA spokeswoman York s t a te r esidents
Grace Foster, in an-who pay $150 annually
nouncmg the group's en· for the ne ws l e tte r .
dorsement, called bus-Abrams also said Dines
Ing "a legitimate tool failed to tell his office
for implementing de-tha t Wi sconsi n s us ·
segregation." pended his license to a<'t
She added, however, as an investment ad .
that mandatory de· viser.
segregation should be
111ed only in school dis· DINES HAS been a tri~ts ihal.Jlave .been controversial figure 1n guilty or lDtenhonal the investment COm·
segregation." m unity . and m o st
The amendm e nt economist s give ·n o
would bar manada~ry c redence to hi s gold· busing to achieve mte· oriented approach to In·
gritft>o except in ~ases vestments.
where se1re1aUon is de· He I e ft a s m a 11
liberate. securities firm in 1962 to
The Robblna. Amend· found tile newsletter and
ment, sponsoreaby sen. has written a number of
Alan Robbins, D-Nortb books oo investing. Hollywood, will appear
on the Nov. 6 ballot as VJ ___ .de
Proposition 1. r u,u,n S
UCI Aid
OK'dfor
Transfers
In Water
Puslwd
WASHINGTON CAP I
-The government 1s
UC Irvine will offer launching a $6.2 million
priority o n ·ca mpu s p r og r a m to h elp
counseling to prospec· fluoridate the drinking
live transfer students water 1n 435 c om ·
Aug. 14. munitles and 100 school
U n de r g rad u ate systems as part of an of·
academic counselors fen sive against tooth de·
will be Mvailable on a cay.
walk-in basis from 9 Outgoi ng H e alth ,
a.m. to 3J.m . at the ·Education and Welfare
campUlel the Scbooll,cSec retary J oseph A.
of Biolollcal Sciences, Califano Jr .. announced
Enal.neerlaa. Fine Arta, the -(pro1ram. About
Hunanltlea, Physical 6,800 communities en·
Sciences and Social compU1ln1 46 percent
Selences; the pro1ram ot tbe American popula·
tnaoelaleeoloUandtbe tlon already have
department ol-lnform•· fluoridation systems.
tlon and computer Tbe government'•
science. 1oal la to give every Co~lon will allO be community a chance to
a v a i I a b I e a t t h e establish a nuortdatlon
Graduate Slboo1 of Ad· system by 1989.
ministration and Ule of· School water systems
flee of teacher educa· can t»e fluoridated lo
Uon. rural areas where &here
For information call are no community water
113·5511. systems.
Ban Approved
LOS ANOBLl!:S <Ar> ·3 Get Granta
-A t e m p o r a r 1 Brian C. Sherrell of
montartum • tbe ~ FOUl'tah VaUey Colllnr
atruc:Uoa of buUtlln11 Y. Yamauchi ':.t Hunt, b1aber t11aD llx 1tartea baatoD Beach and Cyn· tall aloq a two.mile ttlda S. Willon ol Lapna
ttrtp ot Veatun 81 ... la Beaeb bave received
Sactao baa beea •P· acadellltc aebolanbipa
proved bJ tbe a~ eoa. at tbe UalveraitJ of di. • Paetfte ID Stocldaa.
HOMEOwtaSI
Do you have
fire ltMft
tnaurance on
your per90nll
belongtnge?
I
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• UDm' lllUUla• ......... c.. ....
DEA& aEADESS: Daya ._.l!Mro AdYlMry la a aatt.wlde aervltt to ..,_ &ravelen, oa a
lalfy bub. et tile anllabUl&y el 1...u.e la tile zt5
cities in Z8 atatee daroa,... tlle Uded State.
wllere Days lans are located. CalUonJa reside.ta
may plaoee (MO> ?41 -3777 for ap-to-dte-minte la·
formation on gas availability Z4 hoan a day, sevee
days a week. Toll-free numben for odaer are11 of
tbe coatey will be provided llPo8 request.
E.IHu .. B~lp'• Li•ltefl
DEAR P AT If I r un into hotel or travel
reser vation trouble abroad or want to cash a check.
can I go totheAmerican Embassy t.otakecareof1t"1
D. 8 .. Newport Beach
Although coasular offices abroad are con·
cerned with the protection and welfare o r
Americans · traveUag or realdiDg oveneu. they
caanot do lite work of trnel agencies, beaks,
airlines or the local poUce. ADd they don't serve as
tra••laton. caala cbec:ks. make and/or rttoafirm
hotel or travel reser vations, or Intervene ta
private commercial disputes.
If yoa find yourself In trouble abroad,
however, doa't hesitate lo contact the nearest
Ame rican Embassy or consuJate. They are lbere
to advile aod help you In most otller areaa of dlf· flculty.
So.e Pre.11 ... No•·dedaaetlble
DEAR PAT: Under the terms of my insurance
policy, I will r~ei ve a gua ranteed amount of
monev everv week for a specified number of weeks if I am hospitalized. Would premiums I pay
on this policy be deductible as a medical expense? 1
E .G .. Newport Beach
IRS aaya no. A policy that guaNn&ee• a
spec:tfled amouat eacb week <not to exceed a cer·
tala aamber of wffka> ta lite eveat of bospltaUaa· tlon as a re.ult or sichess or IAjury d~ DO&
qualify for a medical expense tu deducUoe.
Gl..e llqalr• Gell Cl•
DEAR PAT: I'm a golfer who has had a
fa vorite dnver for m any years. A chip has fallen
out of the wooden bead, and I'd like to fix it myself
but don't know how. I've thought ol dJ/fereot kinds
of wood fillers. but am afrald the impact of the
club head against the ball would knock oul the
patch. Any suggesuons?
X.D:. Huntington Beach
Another job for epoxy ttmeat. bat blettded
well wttb wood sawftat fer W. patch. U lt'a M Ir·
re1ular openiag la. the laead of the clab. lbe
material wm bold. II tile cldpped part II very
sraootb aod lbere ls ao place for tbe mlnare &o
take bold, roa<n it •P a bit. evea to the pohlt of
making lite badetttatloa a UUJe larger. Pack la tbe
material ud amoo&ll it oat, leaving Jul a bit
above the suface. Walt a week, U1en saQd careful·
ly. 80tlgh it up ud Uaea wait two days before DI·
Ing tbe club.
rean•••~•••eA•••
DEAR PAT: Why are the pears 1n
supermarkets always green? I look for ripe ones
but ca.n'l find any. Perhaps I don't ripen them prop·
er}y because It seems that after days of refngerat1on
they are somewhat tough
F.J .. Costa Mesa
Pears are always picked grffll because tree
ripening produc:es aa upleuut gratay &exture.
Easy brulsla' after ripen.Ing la uotlter nuoa
pears are lhipped green to manet. To ripea, place
in a aearly c:losed paper ba1 ud keep et room
temperature until they turn fully yellow ud llave
a sltgbt give wltea lteld l8 lite laud. 1'llrH er more
pears la tile same bag rtpee beU.et' tbu oee or
two. Store in lite refrtgerator •tll 1ervtq.
Aging 'Aid8'
SAN FRANCISCO
CAP> -The Callfomia
Department of A1ln1
has contributed more
than $1.2 million In state
and federal funds to pro·
vlde meals to the city's
elderly.
ServletTl-s..rtt•I Y-!>Mr
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SUMMER
STARTS
SATURDAY
AUGUST 4th
26 FashJ°" Ill~ • Newport .. och
"141 640·4423
Prices ltlrt at
s5999s
IS&P .. YICB
Model ODllO
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Skydiving, beauty pageants,~ nudism, firefighting, model-
ing, acting, bartending, parenting and grandparenting
keep couple on the go
By ROBIN OTO OI ..,_ DMIY ~MM!
They're not an average cou·
pie.
Pat Moorehead. 47 and Bobbie
Gallo. 28 have been together
four years.
Moorehead is a battalion chief
with the Vernon Fire Depart·
ment. a licensed masonry and
general contractor , a skydiver,
has an aerial circus parachute
team and ouaaionally acts.
ALSO, HE WAS Mil. Nude
USA 1978.
M s . Ga ll o m a n ages
Moorehead's Santa Ana bar .
coordinates his aerial team and
does freelance modeling.
A n d s h e 's Mi ss Nude
California 1978.
··A lot of people don ·t believe
we have the nude lilies. Some
actually think we bou1bt our
own trophies." Moorehead says
Ms. Gallo has won several
beauty titles ineludlnl Miu
Nude Galaxy 1171, but aays she
was "flabbergasted'' to w1n
Miss Nude callfomia because
she's "small-busted ...
ATTITUDE AND
PESSONALITY are more im·
portant than physical beauty in
these contests. Moorehead says.
"Consistently an older persn
has won Mr. Nude USA because
of m aturity. They (judges> want
nud ism known as a family
thing." he notes. Nudist camps aren't sexual
havens ror beautiful bodies, says
Moorehead, who met Ms. Gallo
in a local camp. People or all ages and types.
in cluding t he e lde rly and
ph ysically disfigur ed. are
nudists. Ms. Gallo's parents and sis·
ters are nudists. and she says
her "son has been nude since the
day he was born ...
"SOCI ETY DOESN'T un·
derstand where nudism Is com·
mg from. There's no baUung
beauties out there.
"Nudism is just a refreshing
way for me and my family to ex·
press freedom" she says.
Moorehead and five team
members also bave a separate
group called "Buff Divers."
They par achute into nudist
camps -nude. of course.
M O OR E H E AD ONCE
MISSED a tar get camp and
landed nude outside the nudist
camp fence. But "nudists have a
good rapport with the police,"
he says. Officers helped him gel
into the camp. .
Ms. Gallo spends most of her
time managing Moorebead's bar
which features "live danclnc
girls ." ·'These girls come from all
wal ks o f life. Tbey h a ve
husbands, boyfriends, decrees."
he says, so officers helped him
get into the camp.
MS. GA.IAJO DOSESN'T hke
Moore head says nudism is
"distorted" by sex mapzines.
·'Being naked is one~ing but ,
having the camera al the wrong
angle Is anot.be r. We don't go out
and do sex shots," he says.
But nudism is not the main in·
ter est of Moorehead and Ms.
Gallo, who live in Loni Beach
although they spend a lot of lime on the Orange Coast.
''PAaACRUTING COMES
first for me. nudi1m second,"
Moor ehead explains. He's a
licensed paraehutlsl who began
jumpin1 10 years •go out of
curiosity.
He bu over 2,000 jumps.
Ma. Gallo took up partdtut·
Ing, too, but quit after MTen
jumps becau.ae, abe says, "I wu
scared on fNer/ Jump."
Moorebud 1ays he's bad to
UH bi.a" reserve chute about 20
ti m ea wheD the primary
par•chute failed durin1 Jumee.
It's ''tbe most exclUDC lhinC
I've fomd to do," he dee I area.
"I llAVS NO t'BAa ol death.
Wben I ao. everyth1na 1oes out
ud Jult ltaJ8 that way. I have.a
lot ol CCIDftdence ln mynlf.
''I believe people should have
11oodeao,"ht1nt. t~~~;3~~~µ.:..... Moorehead'• IO-member
atnal elreua team, lneludlnc
tbrH wamm. perform fNe fall
••• formaUoa OJtDI 1tuta.
MOit Gf -an ID tbelr ..ty JO'• wttla nplar ec:ea,.UW ransmc from ... tu mu to a ,...... ............ ,s .
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the idea that many men see the
dancers as sex objects. but
"that's part of the business."
She says m en a r e "mor e
curious" about ber because -af
her nude titles. and women tend
to "come on" to Moor ehead
because of his title.
Both say if they had to marry,
they'd marry each other . They
justdoo'twanttogetmarried.
Moorehead was married twice
and has three children and two
grandchildren. Ms. Gallo says she "wa&
smart. 1 only got married once ."
She bas a slx·y,ar-old son.
"Age doesn't make any dif.
rerence. I think young,"
Moorehead says.
"Pat and I just being tocether
has changed our lives," say»
Ms . Ga llo. ''I'm not s ayinc
we're the perfect couple."
"Yes. we are:· he declares.
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HOROSCOPE I ANN LANDERS
Fatll'er is
Out of Closet
A•• IAl•tle••
DIA& ANN LAND EU: A few dua qo my
father left 1111 mother. He c ... out of~ cloMt
add UDMIC9d be la a bom----al ud Will ap-
-PUr ~ wltb la.la &ow•. ''1 tm liek Md
tired ot leedtn1 a double life," be told me. "From now OD I'm IOina to be wbat I tm CNl bl tbe
open md ii uyone doeul 't like lt. tlaM'a TREia
problem."
My modNr la bealde blnelf. SIM cu't •·
dentad bow be could ba.e kept tb1a MCnt for
IO loaa. 8IM IWMn abe D8'IW bad aD lnkliac·
WHa l ,. .. my bU1bud the newa be almollt
pUHd out. Couldn't believe lt. How aba11 I tell.my lD·lawa? Tbe)' an coo-
aenati" BapUat l"uDdamentaliltl. I dread It.
Ami. l'Apedally llDce my fatber bu made lt
clear tbat be bu tv8f1 lDtaltion ot attencttn1 all
family fundiODa and plam to brtq bla lover
aloq. What will th.la do to my mother? 8be la a
wODclerf ul person and I bate to ... ber burt ud
bwnlllated.
I have two married 1isten who bave 1mall
cbllclren. What lball I tell them? Pleue 1ive me
aome help. My head i1 1piDD.ln1. -GROSSED
OUT IN 0Ros.5E POINTE
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-DIAR-MiN-1.ANDSRS: J(l& both amualq
uct aDDO)iDI to ~ bow ofta ,_ •ua• "~n1'' or "therapy" or 8d¥lle a reader
to "see )'OW' cler1Ymaa." It'• a llmllle WQ to
pua tbe buck when you don't know wlaat .... to
uy -a very trauparent dodle. to NJ tbe
leut.
Why do you auppo.e people write to Yo'l?
It '1 YOUR COUDHliD& they want. A.an. Another'
thine -wbeft you 1lve auch advice, do you
honestly believe these people know where to ~o to tel "counaellng"? Paycbiatrista in the bag
cltlea charle u much as $100 an hour. Not
many people can afford such "help." I never
expect to aee this letter in the paper but I feel
better for bavina 1ott.en it off my chest. -
SARASOTA , FLA.
DEA.a SA&A : A 1rea& •aaJ peeple wlHt
wrKe .. AM Luden aee4 a 9"' -. a.elp ....
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tall PuUIJ Senitt, ta.e SalnU. Army, TM
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Ask rear pltya&daa &o make u afP••t•IM
wit.II a eemptteet dierapll&. Call tM •...C
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I make • apolos.les I• UM adrice I stn.
Bat I lmew my U•&hUou.. •u1 ieMen ~ave
&old me diM die be.a adYke I ever cave ••• . ••aet cawellac:·
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brine• favorable reaulta. You 1et srem llabt;
ltey la to proceed with conftdw• ud hwnor.
Gemini, s.,tttartm lndivtduall plQ important
rolea.
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''Had ol ...... ' Ileana you an proeeediai
toward ..,.i. OD9 wbo au.mpg to dlleouraa• you la ..... petty aad la ......
GDllNI Olay 21.June JD): Your aatural
quaUU.. talmta •111'1• to forefJGat. Member ot
oppGlite aa I• drawn to YoU ud bardl1 mak•
• HeNl ot lt.
CANCSa <June 21.Jul7 II): Dlplomacf, moderaUoa are t•la aW•. AdJuatmt8t lD
lif•trle la neceuary aad will Pl'O¥e beatftdal.
Taun.. Libra, Scorpio ...u ... ftPN prom. aa.tb. Money ptetu.re will be ......... .
L90 (July 2S-Au1. 22): la&lat OD deftnWon
ot WnDI; take DOtbin1 for IJ'Ulted. Cbeek ftau.
cial rlllnC ot one who Pl'OPO•• 1et-rtc1Mautek
acbeme.
YlaGO (AUi. IS-Sept. 22>: What bad bMn an obltaele can be tranaformed lato u uaet.
0,. llDel ot eommunicaUOD. Taite loq nqe
Yiew. ..
taaA <Sept. IS-Oct. 21): Oaln •alid Mat bJ readial Vlrlo .... ., •. Acea OD propertJ,
-domicile, buUdiq OD aolid bae aad ..-U.,
qualltJ IUtertal.
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IAGnTAIU11I (NOY ... Dec. ll): a..ek
eouree ..-.tal. Brtu forUI '°'""' ot pereep
doe aad deUDeatloa: ltead blt•ew tile lw; let"~•" .tew.
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opUmiltle. Sxpqd ,enoul ud prof .....
bOrtaom. Oeaitat, Sa.c.lttartua UU•• ftpn promlHntly.
AtlVAaRJI <Jan. •rtt». 11): You locate
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P9Cll <reb. JI.Marcia IO): le NldJ fw I .. rt., ot llQlatiou. Tnllt ,.... ... , ...........
Ott ldeel, tboq.bta·oa paper. One no kept a
dlttaan from 1ou wm eat .. d laM4 ot
frleadalp.
FEATURING
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Daniel Mooney
rolls out
dough
for
croissants
Ybk in the pastry shop begins early. about 3 or 4 a.m.,
says proprietor Daniel Mooney.
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By J UDITH OLSON
Of u.. 0.11, ...... s~
One of lbe joys of a leisurely vac1SllOn an
E urope is the opportunity to stop for artemoon
coffee and pastry in a quaint bakery or sidewalk
cafe.
The only danger is that there is a "croissant
shock" when you come bac.k..._to. the · Unltro
Stat.es. The fact is that it's difficult to fmd Euro-
pean quality pastry here.
And. it's nigh 1mposs1ble to find the tt1nd of
Li ttle coffee shop you encounter 1n Bt rhn or
Salzburg, for example.
IT MAY BE HARD, but it's not entirely im-
possible because such places do exist in the
United Sta les. There's one, in fact, on one or the
sidewalks In Balboa.
The proprietor , an enterprising 29·year-old,
makes a mean c roissant and a few olber
pastries besides.
Daniel Mooney. bakery owner for the past
seven years, was trained by a Danish pastry
c hef a fter ser ving an a pprenticeship at
Richard's Market in Newport Beach.
HE NOW GIVES FREELY or h is
knowledge, sharing il with his apprentices a nd
swapping recipes with other chefs whenever
possible. '·u I share what I have here 1l all comes
back," Mooney said ..
One of his fri ends learned how lo make
croissants from him, then moved to La Jolla to
open his own shop. Mooney was delighted, and
even more thrilled when the friend bought a big-
ger bakery later on.
The blue-eyed, sandy·haired baker whistles as-he works. mixin& and rolling dough, and ob·
viously enjoying what he d0es.
He's beginning to lb.ink about expansion
with a second shop, but admitted he wasn't
always so anxious to work.
"I HAD LONG HAIR when I first bought
the shop and I'd rather go surfing," he recalled
with a grin.
"l was a singje, crazy baker."
One of hls next-door neighbors captured his
heart a year ago and now he has a partner. hjs
wife Ba rbara, who tends the counters while he
stays in the back baking.
Work in the pastry shop begins early, about 3 or 4 a .m. when preparation fo r the croissants,
bear claws. cookies, bran muffins and other
breakfast goods begins .
Aft.er a mid-day break, Mooney works on
the cream items and fancy desserts which most-
ly are bought in the afternoon
H E HAS COMBINED the original owner ..,
Danish recipes with new ones and added a few
touches himself.
Bak mg llke his 1!"> • a dymg art," espec1a ll)
the mak10g or quality goods With butter and
cream, he ~xpla111ed
Though he has addl'd f'reoch and other ron
t1nental pastries. the emphasis still 1s definitely
on the Scandinavian re<:1pes he bought along
with the shop and its equipment
THEY DIFF ER FROM the others in te<:hnt·
quc. Mooney txplaincd, i.uch as the croissant.::.
were the dough 1s kept very cold unl.JI 1t 's
ready to shape and bake. Other re<:1pes call for
the dough to be keP.l warm and handled more.
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WASP Work Recognized
C H ATTANOOG A .
Tenn. <AP> Rosie the
Rivete r a nd he r col-
leagues got their share
of glory in World War II.
But a band of women
flier s had to wa it 34
years for official re-
cognition. They were members
of WASP -Wome n
Airforce Service Pilots.
THEY FLEW fe rry
runs. towed targets and
generally did the boring
flying jobs of the Ar my
Air •Force that combat-
h u n g r y m a le pilots
didn 'l want.
Edna Atkins was a
member of WASP. She
said tbat only in March
did the secretary of the
Air Force determine
that the service o f
WASP members was to
be considered a ctive
military s ervice for
pu rposes of all laws ad·
mi n i s t e r ed by th e
Veter ans Adm in1s tra ·
lion.
MRS. ATKINS joined
WASP in January 1944
at the urging of her first
husband, Joe Harrison.
"My siste r -in-law's
sister was getting ready
to join WASP and my
husband said 'ir she can
Weird Names Attract Collector
OGDEN, Utah <AP) -
J a mes Jacobs collects
names.
Weird names.
lo 91 categories
IACOB'S HOBBY is
onomutics -collecting
names.
He aaya be became in·
tere1ted ln unusual
names wblle wortmac for
the U.S. FOl"mt Service
iD DiDe nadma1 fonltl.
There be DOUld aucb
apota u Toe Jam Creek,
Tio Cup JUd1e and·
Dnmker Hollow-local·
eel JUlt ae,,,.. a caa,yon
from SoberVille Hollow
la Utab.
Tabe rna cl e C h oi r
Thompson.
Sometimes it's a mat-
ter of love and m ar-
riage.
Phyllis Fillerup met a
Mr. .Fuller and became
Phyllla Fillerup Fuller,
and Linda Ham married.
Kenneth Burger.
J acoba collects stories
about whole famlllea
and their names. A
family named Gunn
named their dau1hter
Betty B. but called her
"B.B."
Her brother Thomas
wa1 known aa "Tom-
my ," whlle father
Richard an1wered to
"Pop~"
alphabetically.
Jo order they were
A 1 e x a n d e r
Bartholomew. Clyde
Daniel, Ernest Francis,
Gideon Highly and Inez
Jane.
A boy born pre-
maturely wasn't expect·
ed to live.
He did, but'wu atven
just one name, Kent.
THEN CA•E
Lawrence Maxwell,
Noah 01car, Parley
Quince.. Ray Steptien,
Tresaa Unlce and Verna
Winthrop.
A dau1hter rlnl1hed
the alphabet a s
XYZeUa.
•l&Aals 1tven AND TBBN there Tbere.wuoneanaain
nam• a.elude Unwant-were Mr. and Mrs. thepattera,aaldJacobs.
ed JoaH_,_~1_acl Ex· Bartholomew Malan. The Malan• b'd
gert.-e WlllCm, PoUJ wbo wanted a lar1• anobierob&Jd. Wo11. Oar a.abelor, faml11 and dMIW ~ Th•J named. her. UP••• Do••• aad name their eblldren PaullM. r ..
do it. you can do it.· ·
And she did.
Foll owi n g seve n
months' training ;;it
Ave n ger F ield in
S w eetwa t e r , T exas ,
Mrs . Atkins was sta·
lioned at Fort Myers.
Fla., co-plJoting a twln-
engioe B·26 and towi ng
targets for gunner prac-
tice of men In training a l
nearby Page Field.
"WE DID THINGS
like tow targets and
fe rry servicemen to
various points," s he
said.
"Anything that was
monotonous. because
more th an 2~
n cw ~pape r s b e fore
win ding up in Chat ·
tanooga in 1950. where
she went lO work for The
Chattanooga Times.
"We Lived in a trailer
and we would just pa rk
It tQilD town we wanted to
visit and get a job and
lben move on to the
next." she said.
But while s he was
wor~ing on The Times.
her lµ'st husband died.
And it was a t the
newspaper she met and
later married her pre·
sent husband. Ewing
AlkiM.
the men were so anxious BOTH HA VE since re.
Lb get overseas and Into tired but Mrs . Atkins
combat." sUU works part time I
After the war , s he The Times' composln
taught s chool, then room. .
learned bow to run a She gave up fiying I
Linotype machine ao she 1952 because abe didn •
could help out her ·want to bother getting
husband, who ran a physical examinaUo
weekly newspaper. every year to retain he
Sbe aald they bad pllot'alicenae.
taken to the road , Thia bun't botbe
traveling around tbe her husband.
country workln1 "I wu in amino
Llnotypea in various crash when l was abou
new1papen as a way of 18 yeanold," be uid.
1ettln1 to know different "That was the onl ~laces. two f'Uahta I made -the
flr1t one and the las 'llB WORKED for one."
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Tax: Hits Job-cha~gers, Fi1:ms Twice
81 IOBN CUNNll'F b)' about 1700. Ht touldn•t
oclal ~~T complex. belltv. t
benellclal ud coatly. amODI
other thlqa. And amon1 U..
other Wap. a«Otd q to BW
O..aa, lt mllbt a1ao be \&ftf alr
LDllalloeary and dllev Ill· '
Gowaa'1 cocnplalnt laa't ol th4
uaual aort, aJUM>ucb It ·1 not UD·
common. He reeo1nJau that
DHJ'b •VH)'One hat a Word ol
pralte or a 1rtpe about the
ayst•m, bu&. lt d ldn't m atter
much UDtil 1 few w..p aao.
IT WAS TREN lbat be JOUled
Goodyear nre " Rubber as a re-
clonal aatce executive. At the
.time, be had already paid more
than '800 in Socaal Secur-lty and
M ecJicare wltbboldio1 taxes
through his previous emplo)lt!"r.
Soon, he thought, be would
<>omplete bis obUgat.lon for the
y ear, wbit'h
f or-1979
amounts to
$1.403.77, or
6.13 percent
of the firs t
$22 ,000
e arn ed. But
to his finan·
cial s hock.
that wasn~t to
be SO . CUNNIFF
Ins tead, h e f ound that
Goodyear would have to ignore
the $900 already paid into the
fund and begin all over again. It
would continue to deduct 6.13
percent of his paycheck for the
4'est of the year. .
As a resu.lt, Gowan will by the
end of the year have overpaid
his obligation to Soctal Security
"Al&SADY I llAVS deduc·
Ucma for federal, etat. ud tk1
lDtome texH," he moaned.
.. Now I b••• to pay loelal
Security twice." H.ll ftnaoet1, he
Hid. wen ltralned by tbe Idell· Uonal paymeata.
Tb• ~pany t'oWd do ow. to
help. bee.al.AM It i1 ob1\f...aMd lo
1ee that emp&oyet pay r ruu
a mq,unt lnto the 1y1t1m. 1'o
becia trom ecratch 11 apparently
the onl)o way, or tb-belt way, to
be t'ertain.
Gowan wlU reeelve an lneome
tax rebate for paymenll over
$1,403.T7, but it rrobabb won't
be received unU next April or
May. ID effect. be will have lent
his mooey interest free for many
months. •
WEaE HE ABLE to put the
$700 In a puabook savings ac-
count at 5.5 percent Interest for,
say, six months, Gowan would
be r icher by $19.25.
But that's not the extent or b..is
loss: His rebate, when be get.ail,
wlll be in cheaper dollars. At 10
percent inflaUon for six months,
for example, hr d lose anothel'
-$35, or a 'total of $54.25.
At least he'll get aomet.b.ina
back. 1be extra payments made
by the companies, which by law
must match bis weekly cfeduc-
tlons, a.re kept by Social Securi-
ty. They make no attempt to re-.
turn the money. None.
.. TIDS IS THE way it· was ln
the ori~nal Jaw." one Social
Security spokeswoman "ex·
plained.,. She added: .. It'• JUlt a
C'Oll ol dobt.I bualMu .•• f'wtber
Hplanatlon, ab• Hld, mu1t
come from WublDCtoa.
The Social Security
apokMman ln WuhlJl1tGa did
bl• bHt ... There are two
r111on1," be 1ald. ''One
phlloaophlcal, the other prac-
Ueal." •
Fl rat the practical : "The
employee at IDeome tax time
&eta I rebate._ but bo do l'..W do
tba\ wttb the employers? n.e
e mp,oyers would have to cet
toeether and match data, and
then we would have lo verlty."
AND THE pbilosopbical ·
"There are two separate taxes
involved. 1be employer tu lJ an
excite on payroll; the employee
tax ls an income tu. People
think ol it a.a one tax shared by
employer and employee, but it
really ls two different taxes."
But, be was asked, why should
either the company or employee
be over-deducted? Shouldn't the
worker and the company be able
lo verify the tax status during
the year, so the proper amounts
could be withheld?
The spokesman's answer: It's
impouible to Clo so. £veilSOCiaJ
Security ocricials, he said, don't
know the status of a worker's
payments during the year. He
claimed they don't even receive
s uch data unW January.
THERE IS A WAY for the
employee to fix matters on bis
own. e ven if the Interna l
Revenue Service might not like
it. He can simply adjust his ex-
e mpt ions and the r e fo re the
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Jenoa Reports
Income Drop
Directors of Jenoa, Inc .. Newport Beach, have
declared a cash dividend of 4 cents a common
share, payable Sept. 4 to shareholders of record
Aug. 15.
It is the com pany's sixlh consecutive quarterly
cash dividend.
THE COMPANY HAS REPORTED Lhat sales
for the third quarter ended June 30 increased 3
percent to $5,571 ,000 , compared wilh lhe third
q uarter of 1978. Sales were down 6 percent from
the precedjng second quarter, primarily due to
shipping delays.
Operating income from the aale of electronic
products during the quarter was down 34 percent
to $231.000, or 20 cents a ~hare, compared with
$351,000, or 30 cents, for the same quarter lut
year .
The drop was attlributed to start-up, resear ch
and development colts associated wi th new pro·
ducts
NET INCOME WAS $133,000, or 12 cents a
s har e, compared with $357,000, or 31 cents. for the
prior year's quarter.
Sales for the nine months ended June 30 were
$17,308,000, up 22 percent from the $14,173,000 re·
t'orded in the same period of fiscal 1978. Customer
order backlog was $3,200,000 at June 30.
Net income totalled $813,000, or 70 cents a
share, for the first rune mootha, compared with
$1,813,000, or $1.58, for the prior year period.
John F. Bishop, chairman, aaid the company
has received a favorable ruling from the Internal
Revenue Service allowing it to spinoff its Cushman
Electronics, Inc., s ubsidiary In a non-taxable
transaction under Section 3SS of the Internal
Revenue Code.
Chrysler Omits
Stock Dividend
DETROIT <AP> -Al expected, direct.on of
struggling Chrysler Corp., whlcb just reported ita
heaviest second.quarter loues ever, have voted to
omit the third.quarter dlYidend oa common stock.
The company bad paid 10 centa a share ln the
previous three quarten. •
11081' FINANCIAL ANALYSTS bad expected
the dividend to be dropped ln May after Chrysler
reported a $53.8 mUUon ftnt.quarter lou. The
HCODd.quart.er loss of '207 million, an lndustry re-
cord, and tbe company's request for $1 billion in
1overnment aid over the next two yea.rs made tbe
omiulon al.most a certalnty, analysta believed.
Chrysler paid 35 cents a share ln 1974, but
alter the last ret"ession bit, the company omitted
dividends for all of 1975 and for the Cirst half of
1176. It resumed with 15 cents a share, boosting it
to 25 cents ln the second quarter of um.
The omlasion, approved Tbunday, will save
the stnaalinl No. 3 automaker tl.22 million ~•ch
quarter.·
Dl&BCTOaS APP&OVBD TBS 88~·cent
dlYldend on the 10 m1Won abarea ot preferred
l&oek .__Jut yeu. Tbat dlYldlad requires tl.88
mlWon ID cub eacb quarter.
CbrJller baa Indicated it expects to lose
money this year and neat year. Analyata expect it
to break nm ln 1181 at tbe earliett.
Forty LoDe MQV~•
Corporate headquarten of Forty Love, a chain
ol tenDll apparel 1bops, have been moved to
Newport Beacb from Mempb.lt, where th• com·
puy hid been baMd aeven yean
Tbe ~P8111 hu 11 francblM ou&lf&I, laclud· taa ..-at Puldoa 1a1anc1, =n ... cb. Uld pllal 'IP to 100 la the next 11 aceordlq to
KQ OW., fomdef"llDd pMdlnt.
TM..._ wW ••l'l'J epparel fM apoftl oUter tllant.all,lbetald. · •
•mount withheld from each
paycheck.
That lD elf~ tG1Me die prob.
lem back to tbe 1o••l'DllMM,
but it does little to naolw die
uoderlytnc dttftcultJ•. It IUY
even create aome bookk...U.
problems betwHD IRS and
Soelal Security. But why worry!
Meanwhile, the tHrcb for
lolle eom1 .... but wttla fn ,..
tulll. Qowaa 1811 be WU read an IRS repladGn ccwertq eome
of tbe lltuatioD, number 11.1121.
a (1-1), but dotm 't Dow wbat to mated It •
BS CAUB THE 1ltuaUcm ••a
1ro11 theft of employH and imp~. ad an lnlladcmary
Pooling Ba~ked
Ad riana Gianturco. director ol the California Department
of Tr ansportation, waves from a commuter van after
sig ning a contract with Van Pooling, Inc., a subsidiary
of Chrysler Corp .• to provide from 1.000 to 1,500 vans to
be leased to groups. The state wi ll open 16 offices to
publicize the plan and the company will match riders,
tollect fees and arrange insurance.
Over The Counter
MASO~
( NEWSANALYSIS J
tu on bulinesa." He 1ay1 it 1111·
lo1lcal tbat Social Security
abould benefit from worker
mobility. Or from it'• own alow
data N!trleval. Why. he uk.s?
Gowan understands that when
the practlce orilinated the sums
were Uny, and tbat probably
nobody really-cared. But now.
he correctly observes, the dolJar
numbers are big, both penonal·
l.y and corporately.
Indeed, some corporate
rumblings are being beard, but
aeemlacly few.
•'CO•PANIES FIGURE il as
part of the COit of hiring," said·
Michael Romie, Social SecurilY
apeciali.Jt for the U.S. ChamWr
of Commerce. "For most il's
peanuts. It doesn't amount to a
hill of beans."
But it can, and with the max-
imum tu to be paid by eacn
employee and employer
acbeduled to rise from Sl,403.77
lb.la year to $1,975.05 ln 1111, the
cocaaeguenc:ea-pvw.
Tbe at.rain on Bill Gowao's
bud1et teltlfiea to that.
PacTel A.sks
For Rehearing
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Paclflc Telephone. will seek' a
lJl'Ompt rehearing of a state
Public Utilities Commiasioo de-
cision that ordered a $42.2
million rate cut, according to a
company official.
L. Reed Waters, a Pacific
Telephone vice president, said
Wednesday that the PUC'a Tuef>.
day ruling, wblcb included a
provlsioo allowing the company
to increase its rate of return
from 8.&'5 percent to 9. 73 per-
cent. could force the firm to fl.re
as many a.s 12,000 employees.
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Changes. Enter
Doctors' Offices
81 SYLVIA POaTB&
U.fll"-C...
People new to the medical assistance field may find
tbey are faced wlth a1pecta ol med.ical oltlce adm.iniatra·
tloo that they dicln 't anticipate.
< l> Medical law. A casual remark by a medJcal aasis·
tant <"The doctor wUJ have you back on your feet in no
tJme."> can pUJh a physician lnto a lawsuit. The legal
upe cts of medical practice have become Increasingly
complex, and physicians ar~ subject to many federal and
atate regulations.
. The medical assistant mu.st be awue of these regula·
tiona. know the professional-liability-of the doctor and the
legal responsibilities of the aaaist.aot.
(%) BIOETRICS. THIS IS TIIE examination of moral
issues . arising in the practice of medicine and in
biomedical research, ranging from opiniona or abortion to
definitions of life. death and dying. The aaaiatant must be
a wa re of this aspect of medical' ethics and of the physi-
cian's position on these issues.
(3) Patients' rights. The patients' rights movement
has had a dramatic upsurge since the American Hospital
Association issued its 12-point list of rights in 1972.
(4) PSROs. Professional Service Revi ew Organiza.
lions are one approach
to cost contro l for
medical care They are
non-profit professional
associations made up or
licensed physicians and
a re responsible. for de·
t e r m 1n1ng wb etb er
Money's
Worth
sen •aces rendered are med1ciaJJy necessary and ar e pro·
vided in the least expensive setting.
(5J HMOs. Health maintenance organizations are in·
crea~angly popular prepaid group practice plans prov1dmg
medical care to mem bers at established centers.
(6) WEED SYSTEM. THIS IS A system of medical re-
cords-keeping developed by Dr. Lawrence L. Weed that 1n
eludes basic informal.Jon about the patient, the problem
list. the phys1c1an's irutial plans and progress notes. The
problem List alerts physicians....to med1eal developments
that should be checked frequently.
Ii l Manuscnpts. The medicaJ assistant may be asked
to help the physician prepare matenCtl to be submitted for
publlcat1on. In this ooe area, the kn owledgeable assistant
can be of enormous value to the phys1c1an.
c 8 1 Ins urance. According to Webster 's Medical Office
Handbook. "Deallng with ULSurance matters is a maJor
segment o~ the assistant's resPonstbilities and 1s im portant
to the patJent and the phys1c1an." The assistant must ht:
familiar with the vanous types of health msurance cov-
erage
(9) PHYSICIANS' INSUaANCE. ASSISTANTS also
must be aware of the several types of ins urance that phys1·
cians and other health professionals carry,
~edlcal assistants are wanted throughout the United
States. The area as wide open
Market Pulls Back
As Buyers Cautio~
NEW YORK tAP 1
bit toda> m a session
me n ts.
The stock market puUed back a
dommated by takeover develop
The Dow Jooes ave rage or 30 mdustnals was down 1.79
Pointsto846.16.
Losers held a 4·3 lead over gainers in the tally of New
York Stock Excbange-llsted issues.
Meanwhile. government reported that lbe unemploy-
ment rate edged up to 5 7 percent an J uly from 5.6 percent
the mootb before.
Analysts said the news was better than had been
g-eneratly expected. But they added that a broad range of
econorru c uncertamues . mcludJng inflation. high interest
rates and a developing business slowdown. kept investors
m a cautJous mood.
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.Dow Do ¥ou· Handle 8 Hungry Rani?
-~ Cooking for NFL Camp Big Chore
By JOllNSEVANO
Ot .. ~, ..... --llave you eveT wondu.d -h•l it coats
and bow mucb food It takes to (eed 1 National
F~baU Litque leam•
How many t1mea have you heard
someone MY that football playen are th bla· 1~•t Hleta ol all lhe major sports•
When can )OU remember th last llmf! • Hnon took-ool only &eeondl ol a food d lah
but tbu'da. fOUJ"tM and fll'lhs • .
Anawen: Yes. yes, constantly, and nol an
a IOOil lime.
BY NO MEANS is the following atory
packJn& on lbe Los Angeles Rams as bemg
hefty eaters. They juat happen to be the only
franchise ln town where someone can ob-
serve thelr eallng habits
Tbe Rama are like any other squad ln the
NFL-pJenty of bulk with hearty appetites .
There are 74 plQera ln the Rams' Cal
State Fullerton training complex today com·
prising lS,999 pounds of human flesh <an
average of 216 pounds per player ).
BEUEVE IT OR NOT, less than one per-
cent or that total is overweighL As a 1nalter
of fact, football players-as a whole
possess some of the more physically flt peo-
ple in all of sports.
.. The players' djets on this team will
vary," says ffie Ram~tralner, Gary TuthllJ.
"The players who are married will have a
more balanced meal than those who are not
because the latter generally goes to whatever
hamburger stand is available and eats
whatever is given to him.
"Here at camp we try to give them a
balanced meal, naturally," he continued.
.. We try to put melons in the meal for
potassium, baked potatoes and spaghetti for
c arbohydrates and we encourage fluids to
replenish missing e lectrolytes." .
Tuthill admilled that not every player
fo llows the s ame diet as each has his own
1d1osyncrasy concerning food.
"F RED DRYER LIKES TO DO his own
cooking while Jack Reynolds has lo dnnk a
lot of nwds because he'll lose three pounds
Just saying hE'llo to you," says Tuthill.
Al D1Nardo. owner of University Village
"'here the pl ayers stay during their tenure in
ramp. says feedmt,: a n a rmy like the Rams
1sn 'l an ~asy one.
.. Gettmg the food out hot al the tame they
New Swing
Pays Off
.For Watson ~ ~-I
eomo ln, lh•t '1 the touaheat pan for us,"
aay1 OINardo, who rwat the enti"' operation
with hb wife Itel••· ''Aod, of course, we
w!lnt to make It look appetWns for them."
OlNu d o says Uke any good ol' All·
Am"rlcm .JLhe Rama are heavy oo meat. So
heavy, m fact, Lh1tl the team 1oe. throuch soo
vounilis ol nMt meat, SO chickens, two cues of
lih rt mp and 200 pounds of fish in a week.
·"ntt.:Y t.:AT TWIOE what a normal
p{•riion would," he says of t.be players.
T he Rama h11v e 17 different dinner
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weeks of camp. There are 10 rotaUng lunchet
and one standard breakfast.
Including salads, fruits and drinks. the
Ram s will have 11 bill of approximately
$50,000 in food by the time camp ends.
Naturally the question arises as to who Is
the most fit Ra19 and who might constitute as
the team's Junk-food Junkie.
The first answer was easier to track
down as Dryer, by far, is the team's best
physical specimen.
••1 JUST OONT CARE for processed •
foods," says Dryer of his bablt of co6king bis
own food. "Dieting is a part of life to me ...
Dryer will not eat red meat aa bis diet
consists of fish, steamed vegetables, fruits,
potatoes (for carbohydrates) and whole grain
cereal. 1lle defensive end said a local doctor
<who wished to remain anonymous> put him
on the diet six years ago and it's the best
thing that's ever happened to him.
··Everyone owes it to themselves to have
a nutritional diet that relates to them," says
the svelt~ 6-6, 230-pounder. "I have trouble
believing people h ave to run to a doctor for
every Little thing without knowing what's
wrong wilh them.
"Eighty percent of the people in this na·
h on do what they're programmed to do. TV
does that to us, that's wby it's in s uch an
asinine stale.
DA \IE CIJNNINGBA/tf
o.iry "'-' ....... _
AAM8 FlLE TMAOUOH CHOW LINE AT CAL STATE FULLERTON.
••1 MEAN EVE&YBODY bas junk food
once in a while . I love ice cream and I'll have
a Henbey bar every now and then. The thing
is to oot do it every day.
"I like feeling good. I think feeling good
is better than reeling crappy."
During lunch, the only thing Dryer wall
put on hJs plate is a salad or two At dmner. a
bat more, but only what is prescn bed by ha~
diet.
"You go out lo danner nowadays and you
get what you pay for." he says. "Tbere·s
nobody who's going to be able to convmce me
you get a well-rounded meal fo r Sl .69 like
some of these restaurants adveruse."
The team's junk-food junkle was a bit
harder to track down.
Dryei: cl;umed it was tackle Mike Fan-
ning who, according to Dryer, loved "Crisco
souffles v.•1th Crisco ace cream cones for
dessert." and to wash at aJI down, "a tall
glass of "Thousand lsh.tnd dressing ...
The 6-6. 248-pound FaJUll.Dg vehemently
dented the charge. ·
Other accusing fa.ngers had 6-3. 2S6·pound
Joh n W1lltams e1 nd 6 0, 221-pound Rod
P h1lbps as the club's top Junkies. You make
.Your own choice.
All l know 1s 6-S. 270·pound Gus Coppens
as the b1gg<.~t player on the squad and at must
be hell to reed any or the m.
Angels on Radio: Monte and Fred?
BIRMINGHAM. Mich. <AP>
Tom Watson says a golfer's
swing is a fleeting thing.
The Angels are climbing to n ew
highs, but their radio coverage is sink·
m g to new lows.
It shouJd have been a tipoff when
Dick Enberg, one of the best in the bus l·
n ess, left the radio team in favor.of has
NBCaulies this year.
with Steve Bailey coming to you live from
Toronto, where the Angels are about to
meetlheBlueJays."
Tbe radio network is comm.Jtted to the
Rams and UCLA football, Wisk is tht:
,Rams· play-by·play a nnouncer, aod
Drysdale has a contract with ABC (or
Monday Nlgbt baseball.
\toorc, and he 's agreeable lo helping u'
out 1! we need ham.·· Bailey adds.
MOORE LS A FORMER play-by.play '
man fo r the A's. He o ~ns KTI P an
Porterville and ha<> been keepa.ng busy
v. 11 h a h ttlt· frct' lance aMou.oclng
The golfer gets in the groove
one day, he says, and s bps out of
it the next. -
"You can 't repeal the swing
forever, and 1t does c hange,"
s aid Watson, who s ays he's
found a new s wing for the 61st
PG A Championship, the last ma ·
jor golf tournament of the year .
··Sometimes it can change when
you take some time off. You've
eot to grab it; and hold on to it
as long as you can."
WATSON, WHO s aid h e
changed his swing Tuesday, shot
a 33-~ over the 7,014-yard,
par 70 Oakland Hills Country
-Club course Thursday to take a
one-stroke lead into t oday's
second round.
"When you're playing well.
at's exciting," he said. "When
you're playing badly and fight·
ing it. it's drudgery. It's exciting
now."
Wat.son, winner of four tourna-
m ents ,and $387,386 thus far this
year, Jeads by a stroke over Rex
Caldwell. who dis qualified
himself for a faulty scorecard in
last year 's champi'bn.sblp. He is
two strokes in front of Ron
Streck, who had not seen the
course before playing it Wednes·
day, and Jay Haas, whose only
tour victory in three years was
in San Diego last year.
FIFTEEN PLA YE&S broke
pa r 70 over lbe demanding
course, which b as not suc·
c umbed in a four-day major
tournament that includes four
U.S. Opens and the 1972 PGA
Championship.
Among those with a 69 are Lou
Graham, Gibby Giibert, Jim
Masserio, Hubie Green, Don
January, Jerry Pate, Graham
Marab, Bruce Lietzke, David
Grabam, Ben Cr e nshaw and
Arbie McNickle.
Frank Conner, who had an ace
on the 225-yard, par three No. 9,
wu among the 11 players who
bad par 70 over tbe majestic
coune that played long because
of rain in receat days, although
a warmial Mm b.el• to dry out
the rollina landleape.
AmOlll the otber par 1booten
were Maten cbampion F\auy
Zoeller, Lee Trevino, Lee Elder,
Howard Twitty, Blll Ro1en,
Dave Stockton and Larry
NellOll.
GAaY PLAUa, who won the
PO A tttle here in 19'12, bad a '73,
the same u o1d pro Sam Snead,
who birclied tbe tGalb No. ll, a
'51-yard par four that yielded
only 11 bird1e1, It para, t'7
<lee WATSON._ .... •>
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Down the stretch, when interest in the
Angels will reach an all-tame high ,
K M PC will farm out fi ve games to
sm a ller, weaker stations -four to
KLAC and one to KBRT.
AND SEVERAL ANNOUNCERS will
be playing musical chairs in the booth.
Listeners won't know from one day to
the next whom they might be bearing
"Hi, everybody. this is Fred Hessler
You might be hearing that one this
month.Ormaybelhisone:
~HJ, everybody, this is Monte.Moore
wi th Fred Hessler, coming to you
Jave ... " Moote Moore? Thal will cause
a few listeners to say .. Huh?"
HERE'S ONE YOU'LL DEFINTELY
hear soon: "Hi, everybody, this is Don
Drysdale all by myself. coming to you
live from Minnesota, where the
Angels ... " .
The problem is that KMPC and two of
ils announcers, Drysdale and Al Wisk,
have too many pots on the fire.
THERE ARE SEVERAL schedule
confilcts with Angel games. and 1t look~
bke the Angels arc dead last oo the
prionty list.
"Unless som e body get s s ack or
som ething. tber e·s no cba oce that
KMPC wtU be stuck Wlthout anybody to
do a game," s ays Steve Bailey. wbo has
been a KMPC s ports producer for two
decades and rills in on Angel broadcasts
when needed.
"I've already t a lked with Monte
K T l P is p.trt of th e Angel radio
network. ··r d on 't know fo r sure 1f we'll
need him." Bailey says, "because I re·
ally h~I\ en't looked thJl far down lhc
scht>duJe yl't ··
Wh t•o you ~ct <1rou n d to
at , Steve, check Sunday. Sept. 23. Thi:
Rams are in Ta mpa Bay while the
Angels are playing what could be .,
<See ANGELS, Page 87>
Tough Guy, Nice <;-uy
.............
Baaeball EulDgizes Thurman Muq.son
BJ Tiie AMedated .,.....
Thurman llUMOD was eulogized today as a
baseball player with a Jeal.ber-t.ougb cover that hid
a different man inside.
"He was GM of thole guys who worked bard at
ref.a.log to let lleOl>le think be was a nice fellow."
aald Gabe Paul, the pre.ldent of the Cleveland ln· dlana who wu a loDctlme UIOCiate o! MWUIOD 's
wltb tbe New York Yankees.
"But under all that tnur,:::. be was a very
nice IUY· U you were b1a rieD4: he'd go to the
limit for JOU. If 80IDeooe Uoebd a friend ol b1a in
any WQ, llUDIOD would stand up ready to ttpt."
Paul wa UDCllll tbe mqy wbo paid tribute to
the Y ankeea catcher, wbo died Tbunday in a fiery
plane crab ln Ohio.
.. llVNBON WAS as touch a.a they come," said
Paµl, ~g the leaerall.Y·accepted imqe
of the Yankee captain.
"He was fearless. He played hurt. Ob, my,
bow he played hurt. People don't know bow much
he suffered from injuries. But he refmed to set out
of the lineup. He was absolutely unafraid of
anytblng. In a way, that's what killed him. TboM
private planes lbould be left to tbe proteuioaall."
Added Paul.
"He dldD't set the prea bl• ability and
leadenblp d'""9d. The papen didn't like him
much became be wu outapok•. Bvt be wu
alwa11 bonelt. He lneled wttb writers be felt
were oa the level. 'l'be oUMn be dldD 't care
about."
.. 111E G&EAT SPORT which made him so
famous seems so very small and unimportant now.
And l.berein lies a great lesson for all of us.•· ,
Yankee Manager Billy Martin, the equal in
tougbneu ol lhe longtime Yankee catcher, ca lled
MUMOO "a d08e fnend."
"I really loved him," the Yankee manager said. adding:
"For the people who never knew him, and
<See llVNSON, Pase 87>
DEATH 8l1E -Firemen and rescue worten peer Into the
cockpit of the plane in which New York Yankees catcher
Thurman Munson was killed and two other penona were
injured. Munson was pllotlnl the aircraft near hla home
in Canton, Ohio, when the crash occurred. The former
American Leaaue MVP earned his pilot's llceme tut
winter. A Federal A v1ation AdmlniltraUon official 1ay1
Munson wu practictn1 takeoCfa and landtn11 1hortly
bet.ore the fatal crash.
TO TllB DAY ol bll deatb, Paul Mid, MUDIOD
expnlled a loqtlme ct.ire to pla7 for the
CleHlmcl IDdi-, ao be could be near b1a famUy
ia Cllll&oD, OIUo. Paul said that be talked to
Yank .. f1WHf Georse Stetabr-.mer reHDtly aad
the two would ''tblnk about a deal and He what we
could put tocetJMr, ''
Upoa learnins of the death of one of U.. key
players of hi• Jm and 1'71 world champtoubip
team a, Steinbnaner hlm..U ncMd:
''There la very UWe that I can aay to ade·
quately a.pnu my f..U ... al tbil moment. I've
lOlt a dear fn.d, a pal aad D of the I.Natal
competlton I'" eYer lmoft. We spent maay
boun .........-taWD1 bM-.U aad IMllla••· He
loved Ida faa.ail1, he"" our lMdlr.
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BASEBALL
1
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A Cap1ule Report ,.,.. tlle WMtd of lporta
Moon Sho ta Fly Apin;
Wally Demanda Sta dium
f",_ AP ..... rts•21
their Albuquerque rarm club. A M·year.old rt1ht·hl.Dded
pltcher, C11UU0 wu ,.., at Albuquerque . . . Outtlelder .1 ..
C.,._I, a IJ.)'ear veteru, wu sold by the Philadelphia
Phllll lO the J'ilew York Meta ..• Sn Grtlfe1 mutt decide
whether to try to nnllh out the NllOD or bave 1ur1ery now
ror bone ero&MMl In his left thl-" ud kneec1p, 1ecordtn1 lo
the C'nclnn•tl Reda ... Lou 8roell'1 wlfe cave blrtb to a aon,
Daniel Chrlatopber. 10 pounda, 11 ounet1. Brock waa honored
in a pre·1amo tribute later Thurtday nl1ht tn Pltt.aburch.
••l•r N ...... AL P ... er •I•••••
NEW \'O&K -Don Baylor of th• Calllomia --Aa1111, tM m.ior lea1ue leader In runs batted ID,
bu beta Damed American Le-tue Player or the
moath.
SAN ANTONIO, Tou -WallJ Moon, • one· Ill time ~ IMaue star ttylac to make it u •
mlDor IM&ue OWDer, bu told I.he dty IM wUJ a ban· dcua hit UoaocJalb.d.roUAJiaa-i...x...__,,_~""4~----
frucblM by OcL 1 Wlleu 1 rommlt.m•t la made for a new
1t.adh1m.
Baylor hit .3'9 during July, w1th 11 home ruDa and a
club record 34 HHI. 1l was the second time Wa aeuon that
Baylor had been named Player of the Month, haviog alao been cited in May .
Otfiif American Leaguers who enjoyed an outatanding
month were Bolton's Fttd Lynn, Milwaukee's SixlO Letcano.
l:;ddie. Murray and Ken S1ngleton of Baltimore and New
York's Reggie Jackson. •'I would couider my statemeel an \&lUmatum. Thal
mltbt be a harsh term, but it appal•." Mid Moon, wbo poc1t·
ed a .• career ~ttln1 averaae ln 11
years as e outfielder f« the St. Louil
Cardioala and the Loi An1eles Dodaera.
llocm, 48, UHd much ol b.1a We aavt.ngs
lo buy the Cius AA San Antonio Dod&en
ln 1917, but estimates be has alnce kl6t a
tetal of $100,000 on the Los Angeles
Doctsen farm team.
· The teams play in 3,328·seat V.J
Keefe Field on the campus of st. Mary's
University. The stadium, which is in "a
rugged part of San Antonio several miles
M009' fr()m any freeway, costs the Dodgers
$18,000 per year to rent. .
Tbe team ts averaging only about 1,100 per game, still its
best showing since Moon took over the franchise. The team
dTeW-56,000 in 1977 ana74,250. an average of 928 per game,
last year.
Moon proposes that San Antonio, the nation's loth largest city and home of the National BaaketbaJl Association's San
Antonio Spurs, build a 5,000 to 8,000.aeat multipurpose facility
near the HemisFair Arena downtown. Such a facility could be
expanded to accommodate a major l~ague team, he said.
Moon added, "I think we're talking less than $4 million
for a facility. With a new facility, there's always room ror up·
ward movement. Without it, there isn't."
-----· Qwtie of•~ Day----_,
Jim Ksld.nsld, manager of the visiting team locker
room at Milwaukee County Stadium: "Tbe music is
loud. Guys are running around with a hose from the
shower room, spraying everybody. Guys get thrown ln
the ice cooler. No doubt about lt. They <the Boston Red
Sox > are a combination or some or the nicest guys in the
league.i'
Oriel.es Seid l •r S l2 MHH••
Years of tedious negotiations ended Thursday Ill
with the sale of the BaJt1more Orioles for $12
million to Edward Beueu WWJams, a prominent
Washington , D.C. attorney and president of pro
football's Washington Redskins ... Bob Watsoe and Dwight
Evans both hit a pair of homers and knocked ln three runs
apiece. while Butch Bobaon hit a bases·empty shot to power
the Reel Sox lo a 10-1 victory over the slumping Milwaukee
Bre wers Thursday night . . . Pepe Frias
belt~ a two-run.ll:iple.and Gary Mauiae,wa
drove in two runs with a pair or singles,
leading the Atlanta Braves to a 7·2 victory
over San Diego ... F r ank Taveras
doubled home Doag Flyen with the win·
nlng run in the seventh inning as the New
York MelR downed the Ph iladelphia
Phi1lies, 2·1. to gain a split of a twl·night
doubleheader. P hiladelphia won the
opener, 7-4, as Greg Luleski homered and
drove in three runs ... I.arty Parriah
drove in two runs with a double and a •v•M
single to propel the Montreal Expos lo a 6-4 victory over the
Chicago Cubs in a game delayed three times by rain ...
Keith llentellde&' RBI single capped a four·run, eiglith·inning
rally that boosted the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 win over
. Pittsburgh ... Tbe Dodgers recalled &obert CuUJJo from
.---------~8 .. e••ll T•~•1 ~~~~--
0n tbla date ln baseball In 1989:
Baltimore Orioles pitching ace Dave McNally saw
his two.year, n-1ame winning streak come to an end as
Rich Reese's pincb·hit grand slam homer powered the
Minnesota Twins and Jim Kaat t.o a 5-2 triumph.
On this date ln 1933:
Hall or Fame pitc her Lerty Grove of the
Philadelphia A's blanked the New York Yankees, 7-0,
bringing to an end the Yankees' all-time record or 308
consecutive eames withoul being shut out.
Today's Birthdays:
New York Yankees coach Jim Hegan as 59. Seattle
Mariners infielder Dan Meyer is 27.
Adle •••1•9 C••l•r t ••I• t• B••Jltl•I
Former Wimbledon champ Arthur Ashe was •
reported resting comfortably this morning at New
York Hospital where he is undergoing tests and ob·
servation. Ashe admitted himself to the hospital
Tuesday after experiencing chest pains ... The U.S. men's
basketball team defeated Llthuarua, 86·76, today in a playoff
for fifth place at the Spartacade pre-Olympic tournament in
Moscow ... A dispute over expense payments caused
sprinter CJucy Edwards and hurdler QueaU.. Wbttler to
withdraw from the Copenhagen Games. The athletes said
their expense'compensation was inadequate ... The Detroit
Red W10gs of the National Hockey League traded veteran
left.wing Nick UbeU for center Peter MabovUch today . .
Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Lyu Swau says be wants lo re·
port to the team's training camp as soon as his $2 million suit
against the City of San F rancisco Is finished. Swann 1s suing
the city for false arrest and ao alleged beating be and his two
brothers and one cousin got during a dragnet for the so·callecl
Zebra slayer ... A technical draw was declattd during a
scheduled 10-round lightweight bout when Hermu Moa&ea
and Curtis Ramsey knocked beads Thursday at the Olympic
Auditorium in LA . . . Dave Davia held a slim lead over
Marshall Holman today after four rounds of the Houston
Open Professional Bowlers AssociaUon tournament . . . The
Hartford Whalers of the National Hockey League have dis-
puted a statement by a Winnipeg J ets spokesman that a deal
has been made for the Whalers to purchase Bobby HuU .
All-rookie forward Mychal Thompsea m ay be unable to com·
pete for the NBA Portland Trail Blazers for thi:ee to six
months because or a bone fracture between his left knee and
ankle . --. .-a-Gireuit €ourt today denied a motion to halt the
televised li ghtweight championship fight Saturday between
Johnny ·Lira and World Boxing Association t itle holder
Eraesio Espana. The order was sought by Mike Sar ge of Las
Vegas' who contended he had a three.year contract with Lira,
signed in Auguat 1978, to be llU manager ... The New York
Yankees announced the recall or catcher Brad Guldea and
outfielder Bobby Browa from Columbus of the International
League today and at the same time put pitcher Ed f'lg.eroa
on the 2l·day disabled list. Figueroa has arm trouble. .
Te lel'lste .. ,_m • .r1e
TV: Spartacade, 7 p.m., Channel 11. Golf -PGA Cham·
plonship <highlights>. 11 : 30 p.m .. Channel 7.
BA.BIO: Baseball -Angels at Minnesota. 5:25 p.m.,
KMPC (710): San Francisco at Dodfers-; 7:2S p.m .• KABC
(790).
Angels Begin Four-game Series With Twins
BLOOMINGTON -On July 19
the Angels started a nine.game
swing through the American
League East, clinging pre·
cariously to a two.game lead in
the West.
They went 3·6 on that trip, but'
som e how m anaged to return
home with a bigger lead than
when they left, three games.
And then they went 3·3 on the
homestand, but again managed
to add t.o their lead. Today it is
3lh games as the Angels open a
six-day trip in Minnesota. The
Angels play four games with the
Twins and three al Oakland.
At this pace, California can
play .500 ball the rest of the way
and win their division by a big
margin. But the Angels don't ex·
peel the other contenders l o
keep losing.
That's why Rod Carew will be
rushed back into the lineup
tonight despite the fact that he is
still recovering from a bout with
tonsillitis.
Carew stayed bchmd as the
club flew to Minnesota Thurs·
day, but is expected lo be in
Bloomington in time for the
game.
Baseball Standings SAFE!
AMERICAN LEAGUE
West Division
W L Pct. GB
NATIONAL LEAGUE ·west Dlvlatoa
W L Pct. GB
61 47 .565 62 4'1 .569
Aidly. Auguet s. 1f7t •. DAILY PtLOT 87 , ..... _ ..
MUNSON MOURNED. • •
add didn't like him, I feel .orry
tor them . He wu a 1rea& mu.
P'or hJa family, friend.I, all tbe
people Who new and loved him.
I extend my deepest sympathy.
We not only lOlt a 1reat com·
petltor but a leader and a
husband and a devoted family
man."
CA<ON FISK, Munson's
lon1Ume rival for the dlsUDCtion
as the American League's best
catcher, .noted: "There wu no
such t.h1ng aa hatred or a.nymosl·
ty betWffft us. I had the utmost
respect for bJm aa a person."
rat Wftlt on:
"It wu made out that there
was a confrontation between us ,
but that wasn't Juatified in his
e)'.es or mine. That wu pure
selfishness on Ule part of the
owners and the preas to try to
put more people ln tbe ballpark.
"I think this shows you the
vulnerabll}tfes and frailties of
this lire we lead as ballplayers.
This puts a dent tn the fantasy
that a major league player is
Important because some people
think he leads a glamorous Ule.
Baseball players are just human
.beings. as vulnerable to the
fa tes and twists of life a s
anyone.
"I hope and pray the Lord
looks down on his family and
Lakes care oLthem. · ·
"BASEBALL WILL BE poorer
for his loss." said pitcher Dock
Ellis of the New York Mets, who
had been a t e ammate of
Munson's. "He took control of
me and made me a sinlterball
pitcher when I came into the
Amcncan League He was gruff.
sometimes moody, but he was a
great catcher and the Yankees
are ~otng to miss him.
· He 1IUght h1t ve been one of
the best hilling c atche rs io
baseball. He didn't have time for
the wnters and believed In keep·
mg has personal life to himself.
He d1dn·t let too ma ny guys get
close t.o rum, but he would speak
up for the guys when at was
needed "
Baseball Commissioner Bowie
Kuhn called Munson's death .. an
almost indescribable loss. He
was a wonderful, enormously
likable guy and a truly great
ballplayer. As tough a com·
petlt.or as he was on the fi eld, he
was a warm friend or baseball
people and a loving family man.
Baseball sends Its heartfelt sym·
pa thy to hls..'ft'.1Je and chlJdren,_' ·
CLOYD BOYER, pitc hing
coach of the Atlanta Brayes and
former Yankees pitching coach
wh o m a n aged Munson a t
Ringhamt.on, N.Y .• tn Munson 's
first year m pro ball tn 1968.
ca lie d Munson "about tbe
great.est competitor J ever saw.
and he was like a son to me ."
Dick Tidrow of the Chicago
Cubs, one of Munsoo's clQ6e:Sl
friends when he pitched for the
Yankees. was stunned Thursday
upon hearing of bis death.
"I WAS OOPlNG 1t wasn 't
true," said Tidrow, his words
slow lD comlq &Del b1a bead
bowed u be ut la u.. locur
room at Exblbttloa Stadium.
where the Cubl were pla11Da tbe
Montreal Expo1. ''I 1t1U Cloo't
believe it. He wu a aoocl ma -
a Sood family man."
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crucial game against Texas in
Anabeim. Both are day games.
Drysdale may be out ot town
doing a special A BC Sunday
game that day while Wis k and
Bailey will defioitely be with the
RafllS.
That leaves Hessler to do the
Angel game all by himself, a
disturbing thought to anyone
who has heard Hessler 's work.
THE P ROBLEMS START
long before Sept. 23. Tonjght,
when the Angels open a four·
g a m e ser ies in ·Minnesota,
Dr~dale will be all alone. Wisk
and 8aJley must remain in LA
fo r the Rams·R a1ders game
Saturday.
"So what? It won't hurt to
have a guy do a game alone a
few tames," Bailey says. "The
Dodgen used to do it all the
time with Jerry Doggett, and
our guy Is a heck of a lot better
than him:·
Balley a lso defe nds the
"necessit y" of farming out
Angel games to weaker stations.
.
"WE'llE FARMING OUT one
Ram game and two UCLA
games. too. We do it In direct
proportaoo to the schedule to be
as fair as possible." Balley says.
··I he Angels_ play more gam~
than the Rams. so we farm out
mor e of their games ··
K ~t P C pulsalt!S at 50,000
watts, but KLAC 1s just 5,000
watts and KBRT. which will
carry the Sept. 2 Angel game
from Cleveland. i5 a dayt..ime-
only atatioa ot 10,000 watts.
A Uttle rain delay and an ex-
tra-iruling ballgame could put
KBRT ln a sticky situalion. Its
FCC liceme says it mu t cease
operatioo at sundown.
That's the kind ot predicament
radio Usteners are stuck with for
the Angels' stretch run.
A•lels
Texas
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
SeatUe
Oakland
S6 49 .533 3'h
55 (9 .529 4
S3 52 .50S 6'h
48 60 .(34 14
46 63 .422 lS>h a1 11 .281 ao
Ho us too
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Sao Diego
Doc11en
Atlanta
59 51 .536 3'h
52 56 .. 481 9'h
49 61 .«5 1.3'h
45 62 .421 18
45 63 .417 16th
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Boston M 40 .elS 7
Milwaukee 63 '5 .583 10
New York ~ 48 ~7 14
Detroit S3 51 .510 18
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WATSON ••• ~1er1. l2 double boaey1 and
one trtpi. botey.
DefHdln1 champloo John
Mahaffey &hot a two-over 72.
Jack Nlcklau1. a four·time
PCA champion who was con·
1ldered the favorite here by
many ol the playen, also abot
13, 1aytnc that the Oakland Hllls
course "wu a p1ece of cab and
l never fC)t the lclnc."
Arnoad Palmer. who wiU tum
~ next month, came home wtth
a 41·40-81, among the bigh scores
lo the field of 150. ·
The toughest hole on the
coune was tbe 440-yard, par
!our No. 8 that yielded only si»
birdie whit~ t~og_8Q__bQCeys
and live double bogeys. There
were S9 pars on the hole.
WATSON SAID he made the
change Ul bis swing because
"I'm an arm swinger. When my
arms get out or timing with my
body. things go haywire. ·
''f "m taking .the club
straighter away on my b'ack·
s wing and that seemed to help
me," he said. "I've established
my left arm radius away from it
instead or breaking down. It al·
lows me to extend both away
1t nd through the ball. It's
something that l 've gotten away
from Lo a couple oC years.··
Caldwell . on the other hand,
could find littJe wrong with his
game. He said. "It was one of
those rounds that you'd like to
play every day.
''Tbfawu one olmy-bestputt.
Ing rounds all year," said
Caldwell, who needed only 29
p\ltt.s although he one-putted on·
IO•IW •St' ANO • i
What Racism?
r&1-.a.Jm11AL &EFL£C'l10N8 ...
On the Ram bua ride south to La JoUa laat Satur·
·day where the team played the San Dieao Char1en
in a lll'ht scrimmage, it waa quite a pparent that the
club felt unea.sy about Doug Ftuce'a remarks the
day belore.
The players were awfully quiet ud, if seating
arrangements are any indication, tbe black.a sat ill
the back while the wbJt.e players and coaching staff were in the front.
• The oa.Jy racial mixture wu Pat Haden and Ron
Jessie. whosbared a sea'tin themiddleoftbebus.
The ride back, though, wu a differeot story as
the two faclJODS mixed freely and there WU a Jot Of
talk and laughter.
The feeling here is that some racism probably
exists butit'snothing like Francemadeitoutto be.
You have to remember Uaat any time you get a
group of personalities together-regar~lesa of
whether they're black or white-there's bound to be
someconllicts ... ••• . FUNNIEST UN E OF 11IE TRIP was provided
by rookie running back Eddie Hill.
The team left early enough in the morning to still
see a Uuck layer or log surround them on the way
south.
Hill. a Tennessee nallve, turned to a reporter
and asked. "Is that smog?" When he was told it
wasn't he replied, "That's good. I dJdn't know how I
was goingt.o play in-uta~stuff if Ltwa.s:-. . . -
THE RAMS, BY AND l.A.&GE, looked im·
press1ve in their scri.mmage wit.b tbe Chargers. The
Ram reeetven loofled 1ood (e1peelall1 Charle
Youns. too bad he can't block> aocl tbe quarterbae_.
looked even sharper. •
With no n:.mnina plays or a defensive 1iDe to add
preuure, Pat Haden completed 22 of 33 .,..._,
Vince Ferragamo28of33; JeffRutJed1e 14ol22; ud-
Dan Kendra 17 of Z7. Top receivers were Youns dd
the rejuvenated Anthony Davia wttb n.1De.
There 11 a1ao no doubt lD this writ.er'• mind that
the Rama thou.Id keep Kendra u the third QB over
R1.1tledge. The Alabama nintb·round draft choice\
thl'ew more dytng quails than a bunter cc:MiJCl-lboot.
His ball had no zip, and be appeared to have tfte
rangeofoo.ly20yards.
Kendra, on the other band, showed poise net
polish.
Unfortunately, RuUedge bas the name and that
sometimes means more than having a good arm
•••
CONGllATVLATIONS •..
There la no truth to the rumor that Jimmy Con·
oors had a change of heart and renamed Ilia newly·
bom son after tbe greatest tennis player be tnew-Bjom Connors. . .
•••
ADORA.MS ...
Guess who was chauffeuring Doug France
a round camp In his Ram golf cart Wednesday? You
guessed it-Don Klosterman ..
.. . .
JUNJOllCOLLZGESCENE ...
The Southern CaUfomla..'.Iuiners-Aun. i.s..hold·
sng its annual convention at the Sheraton Anaheim
starting tonight through Sunday with former trainer
Ducky Drake and Orange Coast College's LeonSkeie
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Bruce Penhall has become a jet-set
speedway motorcycle expert and the
blonde·thatched graduate of Newport
Harbor Hi gh , who c a lls Balboa
Island his home, is in town thjs week
t aking a busman's holiday.
Penhall. at the request of promoter
'Harry Oxley. has returned to this
<:ountry for a brief one·"'1eek stay
a nd. naturally, is riding in four
s peedway events concluding with
tonight's action at the Oran~e County
Fairg rounds in Costa Mesa
H E GAJNEO llJS t.:ARLV fame on
the speedway tracks of Southern
Ca liforn ia al Ventura, ..San
Bernardino. Ascot Pa rk in Gardena
and the Fairgrounds oval in Costa
Mesa.
For the past two years he has
1)Ursued a shot at the world cham-
p1on:.h1p while riding an England and
~a;s that he sometimes rides in two
events in a single day. He has ridden
in Eng.land. Germany, Italy, Den·
~ark, Yugoslavia and most of the
other European countries.
"I've ridden on 35 tracks already
this year, .. he says . ''My home
course in Europe is at CradJey Heath
<near Birmingham) in England but I
race on the continent every weekend.
"When I go back on Monday, I will
ride that night, have two days off,
then go to Denmark for the last
round of the World Masters competi·
lion. I average 1.500 miles a week
traveling by car to races in England
along with flying to the continent."
THE MASTERS IS IN ITS second
year and is an exclusive competition
for top riders.
"It's an invitation thing," Penhall
says. "They selected me and told me
I would be on or be off dependJng on
llow I did."
~
BRUCE "PENHALL
"I was trail riding with Peter in
Mex ico when lhts• Ar my truck
knocked me over and' then one wheel
ran over my chest ," he says. "I was
mad when l got up and wanted to
ta ke a swing at the guy but my
shoulder hurt. I could just see my
careerdisintegrating.
"WHEN THE TRUCK ran over me,
Peter and my brother-in-law, Marie
Che rry, both thought I was
dead. Mark took me to a doctor in San
Felipe and he got bubbles in the syr·
.inge be was trying to give me to kill the
paill and Marte took me out.
··1 rode Lo the back of a pickup
truck for seven hours to El Centro
before I was treat~. I couldn't lie
down because it hurt too much.
·'The shoulder popped out Lo a race
in Engl.and when I was leading ud It
popped out again last night. But I
have to live with it."
English promoters are under·
standably upset with bis return to ride·
here for a week. They are at raid be wtlJ
be injured and not continue in their
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The series consists of three races
and Penhall is tied with defending
champion Pet.er Collins for the lead.
He finished second in the first race
and third in the second. Collins re·
versed this with the same order o(
finish. The two race winners were far circuit. -.~;;w;yy;~r.n~~"ii'T'Y"~~n,...~~
down the list In their secoad race. "I JUST RAD TO COME BACK
"I have to finish in the top four and here and prove myself," he says. "I
be a head of Peter to win the series ti· want to do as much as 1 can for
tie," Penhall says. "It's the biggest speedway in California even though
event of the year for me with the this is a very busy time in Europe."
final race in Denmark next Friday." Riding on 35 dUferent tracks so far
1 this year in cluding grass in
ON TUESDAY NIGHT in Ventura Germany, he finds that the big thing
he won all seven races in which he wherever he races is the equipment
competed, then Wednesday night be has available.
won tbe scratch main event. Alan "The size of the tracks in Europe is
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Just for looking over our spectacular collec-
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send you and your family to the last Aztecs
soccer game of the season. Absolutely free!
(Limit four per family, two per party.)
Ifs August 7, 7:30 Tiii adldaS •.
P.M.lt's at the gigantic ~Nt.,511•
Rose Bowl. home of the ~--__..
craziest soccer fanatics 8 .-:
in America.It's the ..
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We're giving away Junior
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why we've become one.
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•------(;hriatian of. Hunlingt.on Beach-waas--a..._,,,big_difference." he says. "They are
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We ·ve got the selec-
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Hurry on down. Th~s
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won't be for long.
Penhall in a match race tonight. first tum. The starting procedure ls
When be was in high school, also different with a green light uaed
.Penhall played b-aseball aa a foutarting. Youneedafutengineand
sophomore, then was declared in· equipment that ls in excellent condi·
ell1lble when be received money for tionwhereveryourace."
rtdln1 apeedway bikes. He wu call~ Penhall brought an engine With
a profeuional. bfm to race here and 11 confident for
Injuries have been a part of the tonight's program at the Fair·
sport for blm but bia closest escape grounds. It could be hia only ap.
trom death came during the put off. pearance at the track tbla aeuon and
11euoa in Mexico. he hopes to make the most of it.
O.Ucago'8 Kessinger Resigns
CHICAGO (AP) -Soft01pokm Don
Ke11lnger re•l•ned1 Tbanda1 aa
·manager of the atruollq Chteqo
Wblte Sox and WH replaced by
mlnor-lea1ue mana1er Tony
LaRmaa. Tbe aurprile move eame wttlt the
Wblte Sox iD the dlroel ol a ..._.
came loldaa ltr'eak, their loqeet ol
tbe..-.
K111ln1er, a former AU·Star
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Remember: The shoe
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August 7. The team is
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Frontrunners, Newport
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NBC Won't Yank
Saturday's Game
DAILY I'll.OT
Tarkenton a Natura/, aa F oothall CommentatQt
8J RS!~ ~~~~.~of ..n ... fft lbould have la.lt bim -DO ..... ,,. IT~ .....
Fran Tan•t.oa mQ bave fiu1ly found hll calU.,. After 1a / .. " of ecrambliq around. Thia , .. ,,,.,.,tary drew praiae from CoMU. "I ftLstmDM ,
ruaaiq bere ao t.llere, Dever foeualaa bia like the war llr Prudi taJ.U -riaht cm Ult llAt." t :30 a.m. Cll> -'1'1111-IN=MLL.
Mt•HHll oe one t.blq. bt ....., to bave found 8flC II ._ ft ...... 10 a.m. (28> -T&N'NM -'ftt ftaal ... .., won. _. •1 • ta a~ t<roml> Solfll_~ N.J. _
ANDD'IANATV&ALatlt. TBUV18ION :..., a..... -~ ... .,.
Hae MW Job ii oecu=tbe hot Hat bttwten 11: lS a. m . (') -BASEBALL -Tbt a dou~ader between tM Aaola ucl Twtm at Rorwa_... C-ell a d Glff d C Pblladeipbia Pbillles meet U.. Pirat.a in JllUi,. Bloom1niton, Mina. "' - D ran or OD AB 'a t>urgb's three Rlvera Stadium. 11 a.m. C2) -TENNIS -Tbt aa,a. ftaal la
"M= N:f:it l"oOtball." TU'k•too ud OoD Noon c5> _ Pao 80CCD _ Tbe Surf n . &be the Volvo Cluaic, taped at North Conway, N.H.
:!re of ~ f=r ~ dutJe1, alternatiq lD the Earthquakes, played Wednelday at San JOH. Noon. (7) -GO~F -Bia bltten tee otf for a
quarterback wboae 12:30p.m . (7>-WIDEWOaLDOPSPOltl'I 115,000 first priae in the D_atiooal l~c drivia&
ca,.., la playfully ~S'IM'l~--Er...to-Eapaoa Rab h1I.-WBA.Jiab11diltlt.. cbamplonship. taped at Blnniqbam, Mach .
rid.lcw.d by CoMU. i r .-vni~ championship aaaJ.nst Johnny Ura in Cbieqo. -12~30 p:m:-CT.> -PGA-<.1L\MPION8BIP -
Tarkenton beld up Also, a repeat abowinc ot tbe world speedway Final round play an the fioafbi1 four event ol the
q ult e ad ml r ab I y motorcycle champlooahlps, taped in Loodoa. seaaoa from OakJand Hilla Country Club in P'irm-
laturda in b1a ABC d but 2 p.m. (7) -PGA CB.UfPIONSBIP -Tblrd ingbam. KJch. ~ • at tbe Hall ot Fame round play io the PGA cbampioublp1 from l p.m. (2) -AVTO aACING -Same-day COV· 8!.:'T~ R~~!':..tb:e D~u~~~:=td ,!!ii Oakland fills Country Club tn Birmtnpam, lllcb. er ate or NASCAR '1 Tallade1a SOO from the
tostt.ber. Thia ii aomewbat im.portan t becau.a. e <•) -TENNIS -Jimmy Coo.non meet. Gene Ala ama Ioteroatlonal Motor Speedway In
ABC'• .resular HUOD broedcuta are tn pi'tme Mayer in a fint-rouod match in tbe WCT cbam-Talladeca. Ala.
time, and they Hect viewenblp from tbe folb who piooshJp. taped at Dallas. CU> -SPA&TACADE 2:30 p.m .. (4) -V.8. lflNl-OLYMPIC8 -Cov-
don't ba¥t aublcri.,Uou to "Pro Football Weekly" -Special coveraae cootinues from tbe U~R. er age cooUnues from Colorado Springs, Colo.
or don't llcnow the up-to-the-minute point apreada. Scheduled event• loclude basketbal.l, diving, Scheduled events include track and -field, gym~
"U the 1ame 11 35·0, bow do you keep weight Ufting. nastic1 and boxing.
lntereet?" aaka Tarkenton. "You've tot to talk 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECTACUIA& -3 p.m. CU> -NFL FOOl'BA.LL -A replay of
about aomething besides the game. Howard is a The Jomo Kenyatta Memorial track and field Saturday night's 1ame between the Rama and
unique auper talent. He gets conversations going. I games, taped in Nairobi. Kenya. Also, the ftoals in Oakland Raiders at theCoJiseum in Los Angeles.
enjoy that type of bantering. I'm a muter at it. 1 the PBA Houston Open and the Daytona 3:30 p.m. C9 l -WOMEN'S TENNIS _ The 4o it all the Ume." Supercro6S. singles fmaJ in the Wells Fargo Open, telecast
IHJT MORE IMPOllTANT for the football fan, 4:30 p.m. (7) -•ACEJtS -Featured: the from the San Diego Sports Arena.
From AP DUpa&ckl change lla twi·night Tarkenton gives real meaning to the term expert Benihana Offshore powerboat grand prb wtth Curt 4 :30 p.m. <4> -SPOaTSWOllLD -Coverage
Tb e recent coo. aame with Cincinnati to commentator. His analysis was interesting and Gowdy. " or the U.S. Mini·Olympics continues from Colorado
troveray over NBC's a day game, which forthrigbL For example: 11 p.m . (11) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Los Springs, Colo
yanking buebalLO(f t.he_became NllC's. maln _ ''Many people don~t think Ken Statiler can Angeles Rams host the Oakland Raiders in an ex-9 p.m. (11 > -SPAJlTACADE -Coverage con
a fr in liwr Of tile Na· 1ami:"'But neither of the play anywhere but Oakland, which has the best hibition game. Taped at the Coliseum earlier In tinues from the USSR. Scheduled events 1nclud~
tional Sports Festival two games wu bil box pass-blocking line in football. Stabler doesn't work the evening. boxing, divi.Jlg and volleyball.
raises a aide issue that office, making it easier out and keep himself In shape." RADIO RADIO
baa become a "Catch for NBC to leave the -"It was a bad throw. Too late. too high and Baseball -Angels at Minnesota. ll:lO am . Baseball -Angels at Minnesota. t0:2S a.m ..
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a D d t be national running baseball and go -"He <Oakland quarterback David Humm ) KABC (790). Football -Oakland at Rams, 7 p 'm , Dodgers, 12 :55 p m .• KABC (790 ). Golf -PGA
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: tioaal Leacue's
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: televi1loa contract. On
: tbe other bud, many
: baseball team s,
• aJtboucb receiving g09d
: money from the major
: leaauea' arereements
• with NBC and ABC,
: make tbe built of their
· ' TV and radio revenue
: from local deals. ' • • ! THERE ARE 162
• games in a baseball
: season, and local sta-
: lions will broadcast
• many more games than
: the 26 contests OD NBC
: and the 1' oa ABC. Each
: NP'L team plays 18 ~
• 1ular season games;
:, every one ot them Is on
: national TV. And there
• is no local pro football ! on televlsion for the
: networks to worry
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: aetwork competition.
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• •naures better ratiDga
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I• knowa better ratin11
mean more expoaure,
more iDtereat and, ul-
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: television exclusivity on t Saturday. And there's
• the rub. Baaeball bas ! tried to accommodate
: NBC by 1cbedulio1
• more games -· potential
: competitors -in the
' evening. But more
1ames at night leave i NBC fewer choices dur-
• lDg the day for its na-
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: NBC usually bu the
: right to crown any after-
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day. ft ~an uaual.1y &et
clubs to qree to tJme
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Leach and left.handed
pitcher Steve Howe of
Michigan and two
playen from UCLA, out·
fielder Jim Auten and
right-banded pitcher
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SEATILE -Efren Herrera booted
a 21-yard field goal with 4 29 gone in
overtime Thursday night to give the
Seattle Seahawks <1 12·9 \'lctory over
the Minnesota Vikings in a National
F ootball League cxh1b1t1on OJJener
for both clubs .
Jim ZOrn. the Seahawks' fourth
year quarterback. who directed Seat·
tie to a 9·0 lead in its first two
possessions, came off lhe bench to 1g
nite hlS t eam's overtime field goal
drive.
Replacing Steve Myer, who played
thre e quarte rs of the gam e at
quarterback for Seattle. but couldn"t
put any points on the board. ZOni
teamed wilh runrung back She rman
Smith for a SS·yard pass that gave
Seattle the balJ on the Minn<'sola 18
David Sims then carried the ball
twice for'' eight yards and Smith
picked up s ix more t o put lbe
Seahawks on the V1lun~ four 1A1th a
first down. Smith pic ked u p one '<Jrd
and Zorn appeared to havt• won the
COWES. Isle of Wight.
England <AP >
Auatralia outpointed 18
other nation s I n
Thursday's second in-
stallment of the live-
race Admlral's Cup, but
Hong Kong's yachts re-
tained the overall lead.
ga me 1A1th a three.yard touchdown
pa~s to Ltght end M ci rcu~ Hallev. but
ll J tley was ruled to have c<iught the
p;iss out of bounds
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'.\1 1ke Barber buJled into the end zone
on a 33·yard pass play and Toni
Pritsch lucked a 29-yard field goal
with 10 32 left m the game to rally
the Oilers to a 9 7 ~at1onal Football
t~eague exh1b1t1on. victory over the
St. Lows Cardinals Thursday rught .;_:1,::::..:::., 1orc:a:, ":.,'::"'C:
lt was the preseasoo opener for \U.ooo ~ ,,..ooo rM.Ktiofl •llPI ,._llQ •eli.. Of S9,'*I. both teams. •
The Cardinals . "'ho played the BOB McLAREN'S
gam e m black a nn bands tn memory BMW
of t1~ht end J \'. Cam . IA ho dted July 860 N. Beach Blvd.
22. took a 7·0 h.allume lead on a one· u Habra
> .ud plunf?e b y Wa ~ ne Mo r r1..... (5ml.No.ofS.A.Frwy.)
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turn ••llliiiiiliiiiiiliiilllllllllllll
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Sol.ent took their toll
over the 30 mile course.
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Two yachtsmen. one
from the Iris h boat
lnishanier and the other
on Japan's Togo IV .
were taken off a nd
rushed to the hos pita l
with bead injuries
caused by booms.
Winsome Gold . the-----------------------------BriUab yacht chartered
by the Braman team
after Madrugada was
badly holed Wednesday,
bad to retire, with malt
damage, and Darline
Dee, a Belgian entry.
Umped back to Cowes
with a broken boom.
Ireland's Retardleaa,
with Calllorntan Ron
Love at the helm, won
Thursday's race and
teammate Golden Apple
of the Sun was aecoad.
But hopes of Ireland
earnine the molt PGinta
were daabed by
lniabanier lo•lnl time
throucb tbe crewman'•
UUW'J-Tbe United States
ouated Britain from
NCODd lD .overall polnta. placlnl all three )'acbta
an the ftnt 15. WlWwaw,
OWDed by Seymour Sln·
net. led the Americana
a1a1D. ftnilhlnl third -
alath cm lumdlcap.
Teammate Arie1;
owned by Mike
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l INDEX: •Out'nAbout •Intermission
•MovleRwlews •Comtcft"9
1fldrlw, Auguel s. 111t DAILY PILOT
Prints 'Peerless'
,. Newport Focuses on Johns' Imagery
More than 80 1ithog raphs,
?tchings and screenprint.s pro-
-tuced by Jasper Johns, who has
.>een called a "printmaker
vithout peer ," will be shown at
he Newport Harbo r Art
~useum Saturday through Sept. •. ··Jas p e r J o hns : P rints
.970-1977" is a retrospective ex-
1ibiUoo honoring one of the most
1eralded American artists or our
ime.
JOHNS BEGAN working in
craphic media ln 1960, some
1even or eight years after he
s uddenly e m e r ged on the
American art scene a s a signifi-
cant personality.
In the years since then. he has
created a cons iderable group of
lithographs a nd etchin gs.
Virtually all of those on display
a re developments of ideas and
themes Johns aJso explored in
paintangs, sculpture or draw-
ings.
FOR EXAMPLE, in the late
1950s, Johns paintings of the
American flag were shown in New
York and caused a sensation in
tbe art world pre vious ly
dominated by abs tract ex-
pressionism .
IN THESE r ecent prints ,
Johns has again used the flag
motif as well as other earlier
symbols : light bulbs, targets,
ale c ans, brooms, canvas
stret chers . coathangers, num-
be r s . words . and portions of
human anatomy . Flagstones and •
hatching, used in more recent
p aintings, also appear in the
prints.
In terms of technique. Johns
prints demonstrate considerable
artistry.
Richard S. Field. curator of
th e Daviso n Art C e nter,
Wesleyan Unive rs ity, who or-
ganized this show has written in
the catalogue "J asper Johns vis-
ual inventiveness and mastery ·
of t echnique has set the stan·
dard for printmaking in the
United States for 17 years ...
no other artist h as so deeply
pen e tra t ed the la n g uage
and process or printmakmg .....
"HE HANDLES r eality and ii·
lusion so exquisitely; I'm sure
most people have neve r seen
s uch rich, almost textured,
graphics." added Phyllis Lut-
jeans. curator for education at
NHAM.
To further explain the artist's
expertise, tw9 8 p.m . Friday lec-
tures are sch eduled in the
gallery. Admission will be $2.50
for non-members and $1.50 for
members
Michael Smith, director or the
Baxter Gallery at California
Institute of Technology, will dis-
cuss John's imagery at the Aug.
10 1ession.
ON AUG. 17, Orrel P. Reed,
one of Southern California's
most respected print dealers,
will detail the criteria for this
a rt form and dlstlngulsb
between prints and reproduc:·
Uon1 fOf' proepectlve collectors.
It WU previously announced
that the Ille of the show would
bave to be edited beeaUH of the ~ of new wood floor. tna In tbe mUHUm. However.
enoup space wu found in the
entry and Lyon Room to accom·
modatetbe'enUreaelection.
A FULLY·ILLUSTaATED
cataloaue ls available in the
museum bookshop, at 850 San
Clem•te Drive, Newport
Beach.
The nblblUon i1 funded tn
part by a arut from the Na·
Uonal ll:ndoWment for tbe Artl,
a federal a1mcy lD Wa1b1DCt0D,
D.C.
..
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Reel Questions . -
Do modern movies speak to us?
Jfhat will they ·rell anthropologuts? . .
Editor's Note: "TM Ezorcist ," "TM G~cdhff,"
"Jaw1_.." "Stor WarL" "Saturday .NJ(Jhl .Ee:vn" •11
Amerfcan film the J970s become tM decade of the
blockbuater, What made tMie movse1 so 111U:ce11j1'l?
Were they brilliant worlu of art or par1--0nd-parcel of
huge, hard·Mled moruting ac~s? Author-film ex·
pert Jame1 Monaco namfMs the anatomy of a movie 1n
th11 /1rlt of /<mr ar«cle1 excerpted from his book
"American Film Now." He telll why aome Jilm1 wan
and of/um wu . . . ezam1ne1 tM relatiorWJip of tM CC·
tor to hu plot ••. and 1hows how the (/Teal Hollywood
hype mach1M1 cmt and do tum a cold '°'°'' ear mto a hot (and fulJ.J ftlJc puru .
By .JAMES MONACO
C00\"'9111 It°" by J•mft ~~o Pulll•"*I bY .,._,,_, "''~ O•· lorO Vnfw~IV Prn s. "" Al9ftt• A ... , • ..,
Alone.with hl1 guns practicing his fast draw an
a rented room . "T axi Driver's" Travis Bickle 1m ·
agines dramatic encounters
"Are you talkin' to me•" he demands ··You
must be, 'cause I'm the only one here·•
THE HEAD TWITCJIES lo the side in a no"' ..clill>sic Babe rt Oc .Niro maJ111er_ A geWJ re. of -d<>
fiance. it is also. par adoxically, a gei.ture of
rcc9gnition. De Niro ad mits the existence of this
imaginary universe of others by chall enging 1t .
"You talkin' to me?"
While writing "American F'ilm Now.·· I had
that scene (and that ges ture> continually in mind
Movies arc the 1ma~ina ry ~uests; and 'w'h1le the
relatio~h1p between fUm maker and fllmgoer 1::.
not qwte so ephemera l as 81ckle's psychopathic
rehe arsal. nevertheless we are collect1\ely alone
io tbe room. ·
Arc contemporary American movies talking to
us? On the whole. I think DOt The current go' t'm -
ing myth h as 1t that we a re under~o1ng a _
Hollywood renaissance -a rebirth. Yet. 1t seem.,
t~ me. that -for the most part -American film
in the '70s has a better re putation than 1t de:.erves.
THER E'S NO GAINSAYfNG the technical
qualit}'"of American film now. In this strict sense.
it's true: Movies have neve r been better . The
problem lies rat.her with the subjects that a re
chosen as raw material for the brilliantly m ade
movies that we see.
It took the mm industry 10 years lo even
begin to catch up, with the feminist revolution. fo r
example. Throu,,hout most or the '70s, we were
CJ rtematkally £till mired in the. sexual politica. or the 'SOs.
Black mm, which was one of the brightest
s igns of the early '70s, almost completely disap-
peared a$ the studios learned how to exploit the
black market without direcUy serving it.
IT'S ONLY OCCASIONALLY that a movie
comes along and presents the kinds of characters
and situations tlaat we know from everyda)! life.
Instead. remakes of aged Hollywood products and
endless Cand tiring) sequels to recent ftnanciat
s uccesses seem.to overwhelm the nation's screens .
On analysis . this has been a decade in which
we've stayed comfortably put, or regressed -in
film as well as ID Other a reas or CUiture.
Yet the powerful a nd sophisticated hype
machine which h as driven conglomer ated
I lollywood on to ever higher levels of profit. has
<'Onvlnced us perhaps against our better judg·
m1tnts -that things have never been better .
IT'S TRUE THAT tn e very reaTl alenls or con-
tt-m porary actors and techni cal personnel have
given decepllVl' a rt1st1 c body to what a re
otherwise rather thin movies. Nonetheless. we a re
.,luck wi th old forms and irrelevant subjects.
Anthropaloglsts unearthing "J aws ." "Heaven
C:an Wait ... "Grease." "Close· Encounte rs of the
Third Kmd" and olher papular films of the '70s a
thousand years from now will be hard-pressed to
divine from this evidence JUSt what this decade in
America was all about
If this c;eemc; a harSh judgme nt. rememl>er
that film 1tos:ether "'1th allied forms of papul&F
c ultun•• stall has a profound effect on our lives.
Mo' 1es may reflect our society but they also mold
our view of It Whal we see on film takes on a
:.pec1 al s1gm f1 cance. hke 1t or not.
FILM VALIDATES reahty. This 1s why the
quality of American movies 1s not JUSl an aesthetic
quesllon: It ·s a poht1cal and social problem. as well.
Ideally. after a ll . a movie 1s very simple: You
a re watctung somethmg and you are listening to
somettung. What you watch 1s. abstractly, color.
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COMEDY "AS YOU LIKE IT" STARTS LONG BEACH SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL
Dtegulaed Stockard Channing THt• Love of Her Hero, Bruce Davison t
Festival Debut Likable
TV Comedienne Shows Off Dramatic Skills
By JACKIE HYMAN Of .. o.ltT ...... $tMf
For its production of "As You
Like It,·· the Long Bea ch
Shakespeare Festival has as-
sembled a brillJant cast that
h a ppily transcends a concep.
tually fuzzy production.
The headliner is comedienne
Stockard Channina u Rosalind,
the fair maid who dresses up as .
a youna man and teats her
bero'1 love.
M181 OIANNING, WHO stars
tn her own television allow these
day1, proves that she's no mere
rum phenomenon but a true mis·
tre11 of ttie. stage -eneraetic,
witty and touchin1.
She's more than ably support-
ed by Snllllll fU• and, sta•e ac·
tor Jan McShane 81 tt)e
melancholy Jacques. He briqs
a dry Irony a nd rnaacullne
strenltb to what can •otherwtae
be a weU'JiDa role.
Bruce l>a•llOG, memorable
Cor bll role In televt1ion'1 ''Sum-
mer ol Illy German Soldi~" ..
creat.e a b\IOYant and appeallnc
Orlando and interacts delicious·
ly wllh Miss Channing.
OTHER OUTSTANDING
performe r s inc lude S ara h
Rl.llh as a merry Ce Ua, Michael
Keenan a s a r ollicking
Touchstone and Wendie Jo
Sperber as a raunchy Audrey.
But it's never clear where the
court scenes a re taking place. Is
this-the rural South?
And the extremely spare set
by Rouben Te r-Arutunian is so
blondly modernistic that the ac-
tors have to struggle againet it
to establish m'ood and place.
Jonelie Allen of Laguna Beach o N E BR I G HT spot -
is also notable for her ex· fiauratively u well as llterallx
uberant, skillful performance as -ia \he excellent llghtina by
Phoebe, a lthough one might Thomaa Ru1ika, familiar to
W'tsh her interpretation bad a tri· Orange Coast theatergoers for
ne less bounce and a touch more his work with South Coast
undertytq lemuality. Repertory.
1>i1tinaui1hed director Tony
Richardson has all the •right in· But even if the production
stincta when it comes to dealing could use aorue clarifying, tbis
with actors; but he needs to energetic and at times brilliant
k t '-' .. i.i. ... bi ti t ·· retelllnl of Shakespeare's ctom· ~~s.~ -~ s concep n °. edy of brotherly hatred, 1,\ll'al
bawdiness and love trium .. ant
wtll more than satisfy most au~
dlences.
. .
THE PioDVCTION is loosely
set in a f antaay version oC 19th
century America, accented by
enjoyable folk-navor melodies ·
created aad ,.erformed by pop
music-.. Billy Swan.
While the hWbill)' accentl ol
tba-alaepberAla m'abl olfencl
purllta, a.bey spice up the humor.
•t h e production contiaues
throu1h Aug. 26 at the Ceder
Theater of the Long Beach C.·
venUon Center, with tl~et1
priced from $8 to $12.50: ln·
formation 11 available bJ c•a
(211) 435-7955.
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C•LRaRATl!D aALLaT ITARS
MlkMU Baryshftllcov Md Peter Martins
wlll perform "Apooo," "Tarantella,"
"Eatln' R .. n In Sp«e" and Balenchlne's
pas de deux from "Sten a~~s"
tonight Md S.turc:Ny In Hoel Bowl
lf l'INI CLASSICAL MUSIC m•y be
"9•rd for frM •t 3:30 p.m . SuncMY In
1 Heritage P•rk, •1 Walnut St., lrvlne,
I when the lrvlne Chamber Players perform
under the direction of Or. Peter Odege,.d
.~ "MRaE AND NOW," a new ~
• muslc.11 by Rich Cook exptorlno the
) promise of God's presence, wlll be steoe<t ~ at 5:30 end 8,p.m . S.turday and Sunday
: at Metodyland, 10 Freedman Wey, Anaheim.
• For ticket lnfo.-matlon, phone 63.5-4391.
DANIEL KOBIALKA
THE FINAL TWO CONCERTS
of the Laguna Beach Summer Music Festival
wlll sta,.t at 8 o'clock tonight and
Friday, Aug. 10 In Laguna Beach High
School auditorium, 62S Park Ave.
San Francisco Symphony violinist, Daniel
Kobialka and pianists Machlko Kobialka
and Nakyong Chai w ill be featured
soloists when the 18-member Unicorn
Players of California perform tonight.
Celll st~conductor M asatoshi M itsumoto
formed this ensemble as the festival
orchestra in 1977 . Famed pianist
Izumi Tateno is scheduled to com e trom
Helsinki, Finland for the last concert.
Tickets are available by calling
494-7112, days, or 494-2471, evenings,
or they may be purchased at the door.
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l'LUTISTHU•e•TLAWS,
rench pianist-composer Claude Boll Ing
and guitarist Anoel Romero wilt present
an evening of cl•Hlcal Jui, starting
at 7 0 1clock Sunday In the Hollywood Bowl
Laws and Boll Ing collabOr'ated on the
film score of "CAllfornfa Suite.''
Tlck•ts range fcomSlS to M.50 at the _
box office. Tlcketron and Mutual agencies
MUSICIAN$ ARE INVITED TO
participate when the New Orleans Jazz
Club of Southern CAiifornia meets from
1 :30 to 7 p.m . In the Elks L.odQe, 1151
Trask Ave .• Garden Grove on the first
Sunday of each month. Admission $1
TRAVELING NORTH?
<:allfomla's oldest community-sponsored
flea marke\ will re~pen on Sunday In
San Juan Bautista. Festivities Include
a pancake breakfast at 6 a.m., sales
from 8 a.m. and chicken barbecue at noon.
.THE TONY-AWARD-WINNING
soft rock muslcal "Pippin" Is being
""Stagedin the Orange Coast Coll~uctl
tori um at 8 o'clock tonight, Saturday and
Aug. 9-11. Tickets for the show,
co-sponsored by Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
cost $4 -$2 and may be purchased In
advance at the ticket office on the Costa
Mesa campus or the box office.
HIT FILMS •••
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shape. form and movement. What you Uat.eo to is.
language and sound with rhythms, harmonies and
melodies. Concre t e ly. w e
watch people ei ther
alone or together, ob-
jec l s. scenery and
events. We listen t o
monologues and con-
versation, narration
and sound effects,
music and silence. Sim-
ple, eb?
FILMS THAT aUC•
ceed either artlaUcal·
ly, financially or both
simply combine these
elemeota, concrete and
at>.tract, iJlto pleuin&
JAMES MONACO patterns. But there 'a
the nab. What makq one pattern pleuiol and aoatber not? Wbat aeU..?
The industry moeula certa1nly don't know. al
lea1t in the loDa nm. 'lbe bualDela la ootorioualy
mercurial and even the beat efforta of coo-
1lomente accountant vlce-pre1ldeota ba~ea 'l
been able to brtaa order and atabWty to it .
What we do know now ta that tbe value ol a
mm doeln't lie so much lD tta particular 1eme u
with elemeata that blstorically have been auqdat·
ed wttb that 1eare but can be abltracted and sraft-
ed onto another subject eat1relJ.
CAPO FILMS C"Butch Cualdy," '"The Hot
Rock," "The Stin1.'' "The Anderson Tapes">.
chase films ("The Raio People," "Five Easy
Pieces," "Slither,'' "Scarecrow" and, emlDenUy,
"Duel" and "Two-Lane Blacktop"> ·didn't lut as
1pure 1enres much past 1975 atmply because fUm-
makers learned to use the elementa of 1uspeoae
and myth lnberent ln those genres lo other types or
film.
The hybrids had more goin1 for them . ·'The
French Connection" had a superb chase in it; it
also bad elements or the caper; it was a "buddy"
filJn in part. bul primarily was a COP.. movie.
"Black Sunday's" limited appeal lay in its
aatute combination of suspenseful caper. chase,
politics and sports. It also bad a healthy dollop of
di1aster.
••ALL THE P8E81DENT'8 MEN" wasn't just
a movie about politics; it wu an intellectual chase
ClDexorable becauae we know the aftermath>. a bit
of a caper with touches of docudrama o cwt and
an unden:urreat of "buddy." Country movies are
wqterna on the road.
Mon than anyth1n1 else, American movies
are pualoaately devoted to ttoryteWq. A 1ood
yarn la the bull for moet 1ucceulw rums and tt La
told lo tbe moet ODDveaUonal m&DDer , detplte
what you may have beard about the new artistic
freedom lo Hollywood.
It bu a very clear be1Lnn.lac. middle and end •
divided loto fairly equal t.blrdl, and it moves ln
1ood onn,r from expoeitloa tbroUlb development to denouement aod coochaaloa.
TBS BEST "A y TO ortaniH the telliDI of a
yarn la throu1b a proper balance of auapeue and
acUoa. Allred Hilcbeock la fond ol deflDlq 1ua-peue u "the opposite of au.rprlae." ! 5ur1wtN la wbea eomatblq aa.ppeea aDd you
c1oa•t ex~ It. Su,... ll wb.a you HI*' it and
It doeea t bappea. AG1 e&ory upon wbicb tbe ele-
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RECORDING STAR CONNIE HAINES,
who MS •ppeared with the Tommy Dorsey
B•nd •nd Abbott and Costello, wlll be
featured when Henry Brandon's Big Brass
B•nd performs a frH outdoor' concert at
9 p.m. Monday, Aug. 6Jn Stage Court of- -~fihJOn lsf and.
"YOU OUGHT A BE IN PICTURES"
wlll theme the annual quartet slngln9
contest sponsored by the Cities of
Harmony ch•pter of Sweet Adellnes, Inc . •t I p.m . Tuesday In St. AMelm's
EPIKOPel P•rllh Hall, 13091 ~lway St.,
GardenGrove.Adml11lonls50cent.s.
DR-LL SPEED AND DANCI! ORANGE
County and Claire Rundtes and her troupe
wlll perform In the Santa Ana College
•ml>hltheeter, 17th and Bristol streets.,
•t 1: 30 p.m . Tuesday, Aug. 7. Admission
Is S2 for .ctults, $1 for students, senior
cltlzeM and children.
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AND RACING
wlll be promoted during a Cyclerama
this weekend at Cycle Haven Park on Ocean
Boulevard on Termlnal Island, Just south
of the Vincent Thomas Bridge In Lonq
Beach. The S25 admission fee cover s
dinner and m ovie Saturday, over night
camping and racing events on Sunday
Registrat ion opens at 6 a.m . Saturday
THE THEATER OF LIGHT
In Hollywood is offering free tickets
to its-production of "Lovers and Other
Strangers" to couples celebrating their
wedding anniversary this m onth. The
comedy points out the pitfalls and
hazards of modern relationshi ps . Tickets
are $5 for the 7:30 p.m. curtains on
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at
6817 Franklin Ave.
P•STIVAL STRING QUARTET wltl
present Cart Nlelsen's Quartet In G Minor
and Mozart's Serenade Inc et e p.m.
Sunday In the First United ~thodlst
Church, 148 10th St., as part of Seal
!!ach's Chamber Music Festival.
uvnatlons Of $3 are suggested.
A LAVISH PRODUCTION OF •
Wllllam Shakespeare's "The Taming of
the Shrew•• wlll be presented at Mission
Viejo HIQh School by The Henley Street
Players,• touring acting company ~_Std lo CostaMe:sL Tickets fM-the-1 p.m. production are M generel
admls.sfon, $3 for students•nd seniors.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE MOVIES
at Santa Ana College wlll continue at
2 o'clock Aug. a with "20,000 L.Noues
Under the S.a." Adml1Sf0n Is $1 and a selected c.rtoon wllf accompany the
film shown lrt Phllllps Halt at 17th and
Brlstot streets.
OICK CLARK
AM£ RICAN BANDSTAND EMCEE
Dick Clark is cominq to Knott's Berry
Fa rm tonight and Saturday with his "Good
01' Rock 'n' Roll Revue." Also starring
1n the 7 30, 9 and 10· 30 shews w ill be
Bo Diddley, Freddie Cannon and The
Shere lies
THE SINGING ANO DANCING
M c Phersons, a mother-daughter s dlsc.o
Quintet, will perfo,.m at 7 and 9 p.m .
Tuesday, Aug. 71 at tile Crescendo
1721 S. Manchester Ave., Anaheim.
Their last engagem ent w as Harrah's
South Lake Tahoe and they lust returned
from a USO tour of the Far East .
COSTA MESA
POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
AN·NUAL VARIETY SHOW
Saturday Evening, August 4th, 8:30 P.M.
Doors Open At 7:30 P .M.
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS ,..
AMPHITHEAJRE
$10 FAMILY TICKETS (MOM, POP & KIDS)
FOR INFORMATION CALL 531-0842
CONCESSION STANDS WILL BE OPEN
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MOVIES I THEATER
STARRING IN 'OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT'
Cherie Kerr Entice• Steven Schwerti
F11d9V. Augu.st 3, 1979 DAILY PILOT f::J
Who-oo's Purr-feet?
Comical Question Raised on GWC Stage·
Can aa owU1b l)MUdo-UMUedual •bo tries
lo be •bove animal lnatlndl find h•pplMM wlth
a diaarmlufly Hrtby tart with tbe btart or a
pull)'Utl rn • quesUon to bt ans~ toni&bt al
Golden Wemt CoUe1e'1 Patio Tbeater at 8:30, in
"The Owl and lhe PUJaycat."
PLAYING THE deep·thlnklng Felix
Sher man wlU be St4'vtm Schwartz, who did the
well·rt<'elved "The Mind Wlth the Dirty Man"
at Col~ Wn t recently. That thow broke all
previous (.'Olle1e box office records.
ltuntmatoo 8uacb (Htblk .relations agency
owner Cherie Kerr portrays UOna w averly. a
charucll'r whose profession could be described
as lhl· oldt.-sl
MH K\lrr 1s a former member of the Los
An1eles 1mprovlsational group The GroundJ·
mg11 Schwartz. d rama instructor at Marina
lllgh School and Golden West, also produces.
Tom Sandler, San Diego act.or and drama
teacher. la director. Llahtin& and sound ·~ by
Guretl Caine.
THE PaODUCTION. under the school's
community services protram, ls co-produced
by SPS Theatrical Ent.erprt.ses. an independent
comR&DY ol Huntlqton Beach.
''lbe Owl and the Puaaycat" Is the first
play produced under an agreement with Golden
Weal s truatees alter they decided campus
theaters would close du_ring summer to save
money.
SPS people s upply the play, props and pay
royalties and the college provides the 200-seal
facility and sel.18 t.ickets.
Curtain rises at 8:30 p.m. on all production
dates. tonight and Saturday. Aug. lO, u. 12, and
Aug. 17. 18, 19.
Tickets on sale for S2.50 at campus box of·
fice with reservations at 892·TT11, Ext. 502.
The producers invite patrons t.o bnng picntc
baskets for dinne r on the grounds.
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Movie Critics PolktJ1
By JAMES MONACO
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From his book "American Film Now : Thf
People, The Power. The Money, The Movies"
Early in 1978, I s urveyed a number of
the world's leading film c ritics to find out
what they thought were the best films of
the decade. The rules of the game were rel·
atively simple: The decade ran from J¥· l ,
1968 tbrough Dec. 3L 1977. World·preauere
dates decided eligibility.
This seemed a more logical period in
• film history than the strict chronology of
the '70s. For '68 was a watershed year <in
the U.S. and Europe> in both politics and
film -a better starting point. it seemed.
than the arbitrary year 1970.
WHAT MAKES MOVIE A BOX OFFICE SMASH? ...
Critics included Vincent Canby, Molly
Has k e ll . Stanley Kauffman , Gene
~to s kowitz, Andrew Sarris, Richard
Schickel. Richard Corliss. Stephen Farber
and 12 more for a total of 20.
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ments of s urprise. action and suspense can be
superimposed can be successful in the Hollywood
format.
Often. the i;us pense/ acuon balance can be ad
JU&_led after th<' film 1.S ~boLSteven Spielberg owes-
much of hls success to an ·instinctive understand·
ing of this process. ln ·•Jaws," for example, he
was confronted wilh a rather thin story. Not a lot
happens either
THE FILM WORKS because or what doesn't
happen. Tht' shark enters the bay. but he doesn't
eat the children. Spielberg knows well how to build
on these non-events by keeping the nervous tension
of the characters at a high level Crom the be~IJ:
__ --mug.---
The suspense doesn't have to be inherent for
the entertainment machine to work, however. The
general run of American film ts strongly plot·
oriented: but, the fact 1s that the best of our mov-
ies depend heavily on character for their full ef·
feet. even at the expense or the st.ory line.
··The French Connection" would not have
v.orked without Gene Hackman's Popeye Doyle.
'American Graffiti" hinged on Richard Dreyfuss·
Curt as "Sl<tr Wars" found a proper center in Alec
Guinness' Ob1·wan Kenob1 and the resonant voice.
dubbed in after shooting. of James Earl Jones as
Darth Vader
WITHOUT DREYFUSS and Robert Shaw
1 and. to a lesser extent. Roy Schneider), "Jaws"
wouldn 't have twt'n the t1lm it was -and
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-NOW
Dreyfuss. once more. together with Francois Truf·
faut. breathed life into "Close Encounters."
In the films jus t listed. it is the actor -the
s ta r who brings character lo the role. In films
which are in the first place oriented toward
character. the material is there to begin with.
"The Godfather" made stars of a number or
hitherto unknown nctors because the roles
themselves had power
Paul Mazursky's films ore so devoted to
e haracler lhal t hey becom e almost s tatic
portraits. Meanwhile. Altman and Cassavetes
have worked together with their ensembles of ac·
tors to produce thematic variations.
JN ~ REAL SENSE, television has taken the
Jiollywood star system to its logical end. No longer
ts 1t necessary for star personas lo attempt to act
separate and distinct roles.
We always gave them the benefit of the doubt
in old Hollywood films. We would have been
shocked if John Wayne or Clark Gable or Cary
Gra nt appeared any differeoUy: we would have
demanded our money back.
But the television format of lhe taJk show re-
leases personalities from the demands of acting.
We can spend as much time with them as we want
in t heir star personas, then move them on down
the couch.
For a while. in the late '60s and early '70s. it
looked as lf real acting the sort associated with
the stage -was going to make a comeback.
Actor s Jike Al Pacino. Robert De Niro,
A c up of tea and the British "Daily
Telegraph " or "Wo men 's Own
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Richard Dri.'yfuss, Robert Redford and Dusun
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seemed to want to act characters rather than star
personas on the screen.
The results have been mixed. Pacino and De
Niro have maintained their reputations as varied
actors. but most of the new generation of actors
have ~n quite willing to faJI into the comfortable
and comforting roles of stars.
nus dlalect1c between character and star. ac·
tor and persona has been one of the main aesthetic
motive forces of the movw!), abroad a!> well a::. at
home.
IT'S IU:."LATfVEL V EASY lo assume a new
role on stage: the nearest s~talor 1s 10 feet
away . It's not so easy, nor 1s 1t necessarily adv1sa·
ble. to play character on film. where the camera
can focus on the pores on your face
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rather lo meld star a nd character in new v.avs and
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against.
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on the screen. They come back t.o see those people.
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The results: Thirteen American films.
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FILM VOTES YEAR DIRECTOR
The (;odfather (I and 11 ) 14 1972·74
Nash\'1lle 12 1975
P(.>tuha 9 1968
ANNIE HALL 9 1~77
Mean Streets 7 1973
200 1 A Sp<tce Ody:,scy 6 1968
The Wild Hunch 6 1969
Amer1Nin Graffiti 5 1974
BADLANDS 5 197:1
Taxi Dnver 5 197fi
~1 cCabe-and-Mrs. M1Ucr 5 1971
Chinatown 5 1974
Barry L)ndon 5 1975
Coppola,;
Altman
Leste"
Allen
Scorsese
Kubrick
Peckinpah
Lucas
Malick
Scorsese
Allman
Polanski
Kubnck
' THE SA'1 E CRITICS voted the follow-
ing the bcM European films of the decade
those rec~1v1ng more than five votes
e<1ch .
My Night al Ma ud :, 7 196R
Scenei. from a Marriage 7 1973
Claire's Knee 6 1970
THE CONFORMIST 6 1970
Amarcord 6 1973
The Sorrow and the Pity 6 1971
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D~VOTf!D ~XCLV81VICLl' to dinner
service, the Cellar has stritlna red cloths and
randll'S on eac:h lMble. 1'wo very dim chan,
deliera 1thed JU!Jl enouah light to illuminate
three-cent.uriet oJd wood carvln11. dated prints
aod maPt. a auil or umor. heirloom plalea and
dlahea.
The Spanish and ltallan carved hich·backed
chalra are over a hundred years old and a large
nallan cteden.aa la utJUaed for servlna cbffae
and rrwt.
Handsome wine bins Unln1 the waUs con-
taln creat vlnta1e1 of Euf1>Pe and California
Total value of the stock euilJ TWlS well into
five fil(W'el.
In keeplog with the novel aetUn1, the bill of
rare 1s presented ln a UD.ique ma.o.oer. There u a
Gallery P•ts -China on Wall
·aECENTCOLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
of China and Its people by conceptual
artist Mark Mitter of Co~ del Mar
•re on exhlblt at Status Gallery.
1200 N. Pacific Coast H ighway, Laguna
Beach, through Aug. 10. Miiier's trade
mark Is "flopping the-camera," or
shooting an lmaoe, then turning the
; camera upslde down and shooting It again
-on the same frame. His work has
appeared In national magazines. Gallery
hours are noon to 5 Tuesday-Saturday.
•'FOCUS ON COLOR in Rothko
• and Kline," an Illustrated lecture by
David Rubin, assistant director of the
\ Claremont Colleges galle-f'les, will be
presented at 3 p .m . Sunday In the Leo S.
Bing Theater at the Los Angeles County
Museum of Art, 5905 Wiishire Blvd.
Admission i s $1 adults, 50 cents other s.
SALLY STORCH of Newport Beach
will receive the $1,000 Foothill Arts
Center Award for her painting, "Poppa."
She Is one of five California artists
-and 20 nationally to share the $9,000
In prizes for the sixth annual Rocky
Mountain National Watermedla Exhibition.
open from Aug. 12 to Sept. 16 In a
century-old church In Golden, Colo.
.. WE ALSO WORK HERE" is the
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the main corridors of the Garden Grove
City Hall, 11391 Acacia Parkway, through
August. Their two-dimensional work
shows both traditional and contemporary
The galleries will host a reception for
the artist from 3 to S p.m . Saturday.
INTAGLIO AND MONOPRINTS
by Margaret Bedell, Suzanne Greskovlcs
and Medora Wiidenberg express their / conviction that "everyone Is surrounded
by beauty and mystifying life forces;
we only have to pay attention to them."
~ show of their prints from stone cutting sta~ with a reception from 6 to 9 o.m.
Saturday at Gaterla Elena, 1811 VIiia
Way, Newport Beach. The emlbit continues
11 to S Tuesdays • Sundays this month.
"CURRENT MEDIA ART," anoptlcal
electrOfllc show at Coltec-tor's Choice
Gallery, has been described as "turned
on, tuned in and lit up." The metal,
form lea, lenticular and neon sculptures
may be viewed from 11 to s·wednesday
through Sunday until Seot. 14 at
666 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach
THE MOST COMPLETE selection
--4Pllr:oaches to art. -ot l::fopL Kachlna dolls ever assembled
on the West Coast starts w~a
champagne reception Saturday and
Sunday at Galerla Capistrano,
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LIGHTHOUSES, Tl DE LINES and
seafood factories ar e some of the
subjects for R.A. Benson's watercolors
being shown at Chall ls Galleries,
1390 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach,
through Aug. 26. Viewing hours are
11 to S Wednesday through Sunday.
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Actually l e~e are four menus, each aerved
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Our vlal betan with a superb consomme au
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naak ol she y which one adds to taste. •
CRAB EGS JUNEAU Csauteed with
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ulad wh e nder leaves were wilted with the
house hot. eel and sour bacon dressing.
t.Olsed and na ed at table aide.
Tournedos Rossini , unbelievably tender
mitnoneUes or beef tenderloin en crOUlOIL --
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with asparagus tips, potatoes Dauphlnoise and
broiled tomato.
A choice of six imported cheeses, wafer thin
Out 'N About
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crackers and a basket or fresh , chdled fruits ar-
r ived at our table next , followed by peUl fouri.
and dark, rich coffee.
DiMer is slowly paced at lhe Wine Cellar,
with seatmgs for 36 or 38 at 7 and 9 p.m • Tues-
day through Saturday.
SUCH CUISINE TAKES time to prepare
and serve properly and enjoy leisurely. Service
1s so efficient one is never aware of a need
before 1t 1s filled •
The sense of 1nt1macy and warmth i~
fu rther enhanced by the romantic song s tylingi>
of Boh Mol!J\e whose rich melodious voice suits
the atmoephere .
On Sundays and Mondays the Wine Cellar
may be reserved for private parties of JO peo.
pie.
Menu No. 2 features veal Doria (two
rned&lllons 9f provimi veal with sliced zucchini
· m a Madera .sauce). Steak Diane.. Flam be is the
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fltfCt. "Mlll lbe Buller Saw," I tew tyebrow1 •re n1Md lft l~al lh .. trieal elrel".
"A btt racy for community theater, lan't
It?" v.u the 1eneral conaenaua. J>olalbly, but
the ahow ~•m• the bt.,ett boic omce hlt of
the 1ea1on and an JCT tradition wu bom .
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porarlly relocated al Golden West C0Ue1e. mGu~lfid anothar 1bow wttb a definite "ft" rat-
ln1. Olive r Halley'• "Father's Day." Like
"Bulltr," thl• one also topped the aeuoo at t.be
Uckel wlndow.
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Irvine group putting on ''That Championship
Sealion·• and "When You Comin' Back. Red
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Ryder?" which also came recomme nded for
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cessful offerings. With the exception or "Cham·
pionship," later done by the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse, none of the aforementioned plays
have been staged by any other Orange County
community theater group.
A' Dilling Experience
Beyond the Expected
Now back on stage after a l wo·year hiatus
during which performing facilities were not I _ a-Ya ihable, the lrvipe Community 'Theater is
1 ·tackling another highly aduJl play. "P.S. Your
Cat as Dead ," which opens a three-weekend run
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'BURGLAR' CAUGHT OURINO IRVINE PLAY
Chuck Staneart Capture• Klrtt Preble
Los Angeles, focuses on a pair of loogtim e
losers an actor still struggling for recognition
in his late 30s and a burglar with similar lack of
success in hts chosen t rade
According to playwright James. Kirkwood.
who co-authored "A Chorus Lane." the st reet
language is vit al to the char acter of the burglar
and s hould not obscure the central theme that
a person can change his direction in lafe no mcat -
ter how far he's moved down the road
"PS. Your Cat 1s De<1d" 1<1 being s uggest!'d
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C huc k St anea rt. Ki rk Preble. E s ther
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Doug Rowe will star again as an unlucky-
ip-love movie critic when Woody Allen's
c!'omedy, "Play It Again, Sam," returns to
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse in Laguna
Beach. Performances will st-art at 9 p.m.
Wednesdays through Saturdays from Aug.
8-25. All seats are $6. For reservations,
phone 494-8022 or 494-0743 after l p.m . Due
to lack of parking, patrons are urged to use
festival trams.
ADULT FARE. • •
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BACKSTAGE -Orange Coast College is of.
fering a class in environmental theater this fall,
featuring techniques from street theater , epic
theater. c lowni ng and comme d)a de ll'
arte ... Jeff Glaser Is teaching the class, wruch
begins Sept. 10 as Theater Arts 230 in the OCC
schedule ...
Harvey Levine, director of theater opera·
lions at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, re·
turns t.o the stage Aug. 21 as the star of ''The
Owl and the Pussycat" ... he last performed at
the Harlequin in "Play It Aeain, Sam" ...
Season tickets for Friday and Saturday
evenings and Sunday matinee performances at
the Laguna Moult.on Playhouse have been sold
out for the 1~80 season, according t.o manag.
mg director Doug Rowe ... some tickets remain
for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday eve·
nin1s ...
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"ROCKY II" contal"s
th• flews Of the orlglnal
,1mpllstlcc:her•cterli•tlons
HCCt't«lne romance,• cenoen<y
to cuttnHS. But It also fllli
the hffrt and quickens the
pulse. Tht cllmectlc remttch
Of Rocky 8.tlDOa and champ
~llo Crffd packs even more eicclttment then the first fight
A mttlnet crowd on HollywOOd
Boulevard cheered loudly tor
RCKk y to win. SO did this
paying customer. The same
Pl•v•ru r•bKJ( doing thalr
··things with practiced skill·
Sylvester Stallone, Talla Shire.
Burgess Meredith. Burt You09
and Cerl Weathers Author -star
Stallone demonstrates he'~ OK
as a director, too. Bring on
"Rocky I ll." Rated PG, with much
much violence in the ring
''BREAKlNG AWAY'.' IS d
darlln' movie, as fresh and
innocent as-a-tiTSt kiss. For that reason It could get
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DENNIS CHRISTOPHER, PAUL DOOlEY STAND OUT IN 'BREAKING AWAY' CAST
Mktweetern Amertc:an Sor Confounda Fettter by Pretending to be lt•ll•n
MOVIE REVIEWS
er Biiis
.
especl•llY ~· Chrlstopffer .Ha Hooller turned lttllan
•nd Peuf Oootev as his ·~•sper.
ated perent. Reted PG with• few m lnorexptetlves.
"ALIEN" transfers "The
Beast From 20,000 Fathoms"
and "The Creature From the
Black Lagoon" to outer space.
A septet Of spece travelers
makes an emergency landing on an unknown ptantt, and an
unwelcome stranger boards their
vettlcle; It Is the deadly
orgenlsm that defies all efforts
to-dnttov lt.-TM tiny cast
Includes 'rom Skerrltt, John
Hurt and Yaphet Kotto: they are
convincing, though upstaged by
the lnsfdlous blob. A super
space.age thriller. Rated R
wlldl'f from domestic comedy to
Bondlan capers. Rated PG.
''D•ACULA" is the
hand50mest of this summer's
scare movies, a splendidly
mounted and Impressively acted
version of the Bram Stoker
classic. This one Is played
straight, w ith no sly quips
about ~lno for the jugular.
After Love at First Bite,"
some viewers may have trouble takl~ the Universal film
seriously, especially with
such straight-faced llnes as
"We are In trouble, deep
trouble."
"MOONRAKER" follows the
James Bond formula to the
letter · a chase or fight every
"THE IN-LAWS" provides 13 m inutes, seduction every 20
the Inspired castlrw.i of Peter minutes, blzarrf> villains,
Falk and Alan Arkfn, whose pneumatic beauties, unbelievable
talents combine almost as stunts, all-out de<>tructlon Ideally as Laurel and Hardy derby as the ctoser . Roger
or Abbott and Costello. Arkin Moore is now a perfect flt into
pUlys a successful dentist whose James Bond's fancy duds. The daughter Is marry!~ the son formula works In Its usual
lost In the summer marketplace,
which ls more obsessed with
vampires. p<lzef1ghter s and
creepy things f rom outer space.
"Breaking Away" is contrastingly
simple. and Its minor violence
of Falk, a man addicted to mindless manner, but Isn't It
youths at loose ends with --they' recalled "cutters Y ates brl~ vitality to Steve mysterious phone calls and time for Jimmy-boy to get a
their lives. They come In at Indiana University. The Teslch'sendearing script, high-powered plots. Many of new act? Richard Kiel Is back is not meant to hurt. It is
the story of a summer's
adventures of four small·town
conf llct with unrverslty stu· climax Is a bicycle match in avoiding any temptation for the slluations are droll. as "Jaws" but sh<>ws a soft side.
dents who look down their which the cutters v indicate cheap shots. The cast is But too many of the laughs are Lois Chiles is decorative as
educated noses at the townies themselves. Director Peter mostly unknown and awfully good, forced, and the tone veer s the CIA agent . Rated PG. ~~~~~~---o.;;..;.;.----'-"-".-....;;;. ........ ;..;..:;.,;....;_;~~~~~~..;,_~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Dom DeLuise gasps as precious gasoline
pours from a storage tank m this scene
._from the n ewly r eleftsed mov~e-'.'..Hot
Stuff." But it isn ·t the fuel that worries
• fJ om -it's the wacky sniper who narrowly
missed him and put the hole through the
tank. Suzanne Pleshcttc e1nd J errv Reed
co-star wi th DeLuise. who direc'ted the
comedy
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ROCK TALK
Superstar Shelves Grand Plan to Retire
9) l.ISA &OBINSON
Elton John. who has rttired more Umu than
any tnterlainer ell:c pt t'rank Slnatra. will be back
m full awtna by U.e fall .
Elton. who told me not 10 month• •to that he didn't want to tour any mON>, rttently received a
bl« caNer aD4 •10 boost Wllh the hy•terical recep-
tion lhal Jreeted h is Russian concert appearances.
So. rome th1a fall, he 'll be back here for a con·
cert awtna w'lh Just him on piano and Ray Cooper
on percusston, a <'omblnat lon that worked
beautltully for E J. when he did tbal same "~ven·
( ROCK TALK ]
Ing" for a weelt 11t London s Rainbow over two
years ago.
I saw that concert \n May 1977, and Jt was
stunning. Elton m anaged to totally take command
of the stage without a band, backup sin_gers or
any visual histrionics. The addition of the brilliant
Ray Cooper was an inspired touch
It now comes as no surorise that Elton has an· nounced he'll do small halls on his tour. Because of
lagging business. many superstars are making
grand pronouncements that they'll do small halls.
But cynicism aside. small halls DO now carry
the aura of excitement that arenas and stadiums
once did. Getting close to the people, and all that.
So. Elton will do a week at NY's Palladium in
October; even The Who have been convinced to do
two dates at the Capitol Theater in Passaic. N.J ..
when they come here in the fall.
NOW PLAYING ;.o~~.....,MIAl'•• '-'-----.. --
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Brea 529·5339 Costa Mesa 979·4141
EDWARDS' CINEMA WEST
Westminster 8 91·3935
MeanwbHe. Kit.on bu ,.\M 1 villa lo Gruse.
Franc.. for the aummtr. whe,.. he'a be.a ,..1tln1
and awi mmlng
But next week he'll 10 to Munich to record a
diaco album with procluter Pe&e a.uo&ae (Who wllh
Otor;to Moroder baa done &lmUar eborel for Don·
na S-wnmer, The Munlcb Machlne and Roberta
Kelly >. and then he'll rttum to Nice to do another
<non·dlaco) 1tudlo LP with co·produeer Clive
Frank a.
• * * ••vcie 8P&ING8TEEN HAS been busy all
t.broutb the aummu Alaaa&a NIONJnlhil next at-a--
New York atudlo wlth the E Street and and pro-
ducer Jon Landau. Bruce told me t.bat he expects
Uris album will take less time to complete than
"Oarkneu on the Edge of Town" did. and
guitarist "Miami" Steve Van Zandt aays it's HlS
favorite rock 'n' roll album.
Bruce emphasized that he's having a& good a
llme recording as is humanly possible. but as
always, he's a perfectionist, and· when he does
something that has his name on it, be wants to be
as close lo the things he loves about this music as
Possible.
• * •
WAYNE COUNTY, WHO has been undergoing
a sex change In Germany for the past two years 1s
back in New York, performing In local clubs to
raise money for the rest of his operation. Wayne
told me that he goes by the name or "Jane" Coun·
ty now. and that he really "looks good."
Despite the new. feminine Image, his image 1s
expected to be as tough a nd high energy as
always.
EVERY SUMMER lliE CREAM OF AMERICAN YOUTH
GOES TO SUMMER CAMP-
AND lliE REST GO TO CAMP NORlliSTAR
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'. El TON JOHN TO PLAY SMALL HALLS
Holed Up For The Summer In France
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"DRACULA IS A DAZZLER.
H sets a standard that will be ditlicull to
overlook when the next Oscars n J11S1111 out.
Thera has never beml a more visUllly lllaaliful
The FIRST
Certified
~Crazy Person's
h . ,, 0rT0f mOVl8. -Gary Arnold, Washington Post
.. Fnnk Langella is never less thin i'-"811ing.
His glist~~ eyas are alive with'~
and sexual thirst. An anal gigafO who finally
loses his heart." -David Ansen. Newsweek
.. Langella is a marvelous r.ount Dnicula and
gives the kind ot stylized pmjl-which
brings Osclr nomi.._ 111 a fine
blend ol 111 ! frigM 11111 ""."
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Funk, Fusion
Rocks Parks
Coneerta In lhe park needn't be an oompaa
band thumpinc out a march, and io a.o upcor'Q: ina series ol Loni Beach appearances, the ban4
will be u bot as It.a outdoor fana.
Lona Beach Jazz, Funk and Fusion, one of
six ensembles SPonaored by that city's sym·
phony. will perform rour times in different
parks.
ITS nvE PERFORMERS manage to inject
progressive notes into pop tunes.
Group leader Gre11 Youns has recorded on
Paramount Records a nd backed up stars the
likes of Carlos Santana, Sly Stone and Bo Did·
dly. He composes, plays guitar and sings .
Other band members are: John Nunei.
vocals. amplified bassoon and composing; Willy
Loya. vocals, latin percussion, and Ed Tovar on
electric base
CONCERTS ARE SCHEDULED at the
following locations · DeForest Park. 6255
DeForest Ave .. Aug. 7. Drake Park. 951 Maine
Ave . Aug 9: Carmehtos. 1ooov, Via Wanda,
Aug. 14. and California Center. 15.SO California
Ave .. Au~. 16
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WKRP Dallas?
Now NBe News Shaking Call Letters Sought
By PETER J. BOYER
Anythmq Owt can go wrong. Will .. _
Murphy's l..aw
"You never nm our oJ thing! thal can
go wrong · -NBC '$ addendum to
Murphy's Uiw.
If NRC were t1 person. you'd take
him home and i;!ive him a nice home·
cooked meal. After supper, he could
give you a hard-luck story that would
make you weep.
NBC's troubles never end
First there was the collapse of 1ts
prime-lime entertainment schedule.
The network was also finishjng third
in the daytime. Then the venerable
"Today" was challen ged and Ol!-
c asionally overtaken by ABC's
"Good Morning America."
THE "TONIGHT SHOW" was tot·
lering, challenged by CBS' crazy.
quilt collection of movies and reruns
and s ports. And then Johnny Carson
says he wants lo leave. What else
could go sour?
"The Nightly News."
ABC. the antagonist in this
melodrama. has staged an amazing
assault on NBC's evening news do·
m ain. Since Roone Arledge tooled his
news departmenf into a first-class
operation a year ago, ABC's "World
News Tonight" has climbed into a
virtual tie with NBC's "Nightly
News" (though both network!S still
lag far behind Walter Cronkite on
CBS>.
ABC has finished higher than NBC
in the news ratings four times this
year. and when NBC Is winning, it's
only by tiny fractions .
The "Nightly News" doesn't de·
serve thjs. That's the bum part of 1t.
NBC News 1s a class operallon. sur·
pa~bed by none in its capacity to de·
liver the news, and John Chancellor
1s as cool and trustworthy a pro·
fess1onaJ anchorman as you 'll hnd.
and David Brinkley is sincere
BUT AMERICA'S almost cull·like
devotion to C ronkite and ABC 's
transformation into a respectable
news outfit hurt. but what's really al·
meting the "Nightly News" IS the
fact that it's on NBC.
"There's a feeling within the com·
pany and among some of our peers
that we have the most proressional
news show on the air," said a
network exe<:utlve, "but we're not
getting the ratings. Within the com-
pany, nobody is unhappy with the
product.
"Some of it is mech anical, or
course. We've lost a lot of affiliates
(which renects the ratings num·
hers>. But much of It has lo do with
the entertainment figures. If a
viewer has the three choices <for the
evening news). he's going to tum to
the network he's in the h abit of tum·
ing to."
So, even though the network can
argue that it is offering the best news
progr am on the air, affiliates can rea·
sonably complain that the program
is failing.
"IT'S A VICIOUS circle. But what
can you do?"
You can change the cosmetics or
the news show, which NBC has done.
They've put in a nice new map
behind Chancellor in New York and
have construc ted a new set for
Brinkley 1n Wa:>hington
Beyond that. there's nol mu<'h ldt
to d o. except to bnng in a nev.
anchor There h:is been talk at NBC
about movmg Tom Snyder or Tom
Brokaw into the anchor chair. hut
network insiders. <1£ you'll pardon
the expression > s:iy that 1r a new
anchor is chosen , 1t will likely be :i
relative unknown
The favorite nghl now 1s a fellow
named Jack Reynolds. an NBC cor·
respondent who has been riling re
ports from China . "We've gotten
good response on him from viewers.··
an NBC man said. "he touches
something iri people ...
IN TIIE MEANTIME, NBC s~nl
"Nightly News" executive producer
Joe Angotti to the spe<:1al broadcast
department. and brought in Paul
Greenberg. who'd done two yea.rs
with Cronkite. Greenberg instilled a
faster pace in the show. breaking the
half-hour Into five segments, rather
than three.
But Greenberg doesn't want to be
thought ol as a "fixer:· and he gets ~
little cranky when talking about this
rating business.
"You read inlo ratings what you
want to read inlo them," be says. "I
don't think anybody's happy about
being rated third or the news shows.
But if you'r e going lo improve
anything. you've got lo improve
journalisUcally. You can't conscious·
ly try to improve the ratings by doing
sensational stuff or anything lake
that."
...............
VALLAS. Ga 1 A P l .. WKRP tn Cincinnati..
lht· popular tt.•IC'v1!>1on show . m:i y soon be joined by
WKRP in OJll:.il>. · 1f a local radio ~talJon has 1b
\4 J\
Thl' m..inager of the new s t1.1tion . "'11t<'h
Leopard. saJd he hopes "WKRP" wdl begin broad·
<'asting within 30 days
Leopard said the station first applied for the
C"a ll letters "WD1-c.;. · to 1dent1fy N•th Ditlla5. J
'mJll c-1ty about JO miles west of Atlanta Hut
"WKLS" in Atlanta ob1ected. saying the rail let·
h'ri. '4 t're s1m1lar to theirs
"We already had a slo~an. ·we Keep Radios
Pia~ in~. 50 wf' f'ame up with WKRP." Leopurd
Said
NetUJOrk to Get
Legion Award
WASlllNGTON 1 AP I The American Legion
i.a) s that Frank M a nk1cw1cz. president or National
Publt<' Radio, will accept the organizat1on '5
f ourth Estate Award on behalf of the network in
late August
National Public Radio 1s being honored at thf'
organization's 61st annual nalJon~I convention be
1ng held Uus year m Houston.
The American Legion said Mankiewicz will re -
ceive the award Aug. 23 from John M. Carey, the
organization's national commander.
William Conrad plays a doctor Sk11ng c1au1tied ads
who is convinced the secret to are the t.st place to
Susan Saint James' problems buy or setl ski wear and
lies buried in her t err ifying equipment In UM Dally Piiot.
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Campers' Paradiile Lost
Vacationers Find Clutter, Not Adventure
YORK HARBOR. Maine (AP>
-Using fl ashlights in the misty
darkness, Gerald and Helen
Harper pitched their tent &1001
the rocky Maine coast. They
s pent the night anticlpat.iq the
uncluttered beauty of a coaatal sunrise.
When the SUD ftDally l"Ole, tbey
found a forest of metal blockinl
their view. Their small piece of
wildemeu wu crammed with ~---Nlrilrera iDc1 three trees. -
"THE GUIDEBOO&S SAID,
'Come to llalne to 1et away
from it alJ,' but we woke up and
found it's all sUU here," moaned
Harper, a stockbroker from New
York City. "I can see more of
the great outdoors in Central Park."
"We thought we could save
money and get away from the
c rowds by going camping," his
wife said. "But after paying
(OUTDOORS J
''Adventurer," "Deep Woods,"
"Savage," and other brand
names on their metal sides
offered tbe only hlnt that they
bad something to do with the
outdoors~
Coating as much u $30,000,
the motor homes and trai.lera
carry the luxuries of home, and
sometimes more. At times
parked just inches apart. tbey
serve as home base for the
visitors attracted to the area's
beaches, theaters and vistas.
"I've got a microwave oven,
s hag carpeting and even a
waterbed which I fill up when I
get to the campground." said
George Domain of Bridgeport,
Conn., as be proudly patted his
'I do•'t •i•tl Hpemlll•ll ... ey fer t•l8
•e«!aase, «!ORtrary t• pep•l•r ••ll•f, ye•
ea11 take It •It• yo•-If It's•• •lleel8.'
more than $1,000 for what the
c l e rk ca lled the 'bare
essentials,• we get here to find
we 're camping in a parking lot
with more New Yorkers than we
left in Manhattan."
Though tbe Harpers may not
have considered their night in
Libby's Campground ''roughlna
It in the wilderness," many
others io the four-acre field said
they found just what they
wanted
THE HARPERS' $228 canvas
tf'nt was dwarfed, in both size
and price, by the transpoNble
homes that surrounded it.
"Explorer ,'' "Woodsman."
Joins llnited
$26,000 motor home. "I don't
m ind spending money for thls
because, contrary to popular
belief, you can take it with you
-if it's oo wheels."
ON THE aEAJl bumper of Domain's camper was a sticker
readjng, "Camping -Roughing
it Is the first step to adventure."
"I guess you can say they're
roughing it. We don't allow them
to use their air conditioners."
joked Cora Davidson, who with
her husband, Archie, operates
the crowded camp.
Cora. 66, who. says she's been
"babying would-be campers "
since he r father opened ttte
Continental OKs
camp in 1923. agreea it is not for
people looking for north woods
adventure.
"Today, people want to camp
in luxury, but that'• a trend that
st arted yea.rs ago," sbe says.
' ''They thought my father was a
kook when he put ln electricity
in 1927. No one could understand
why tents needed electricity, but
that was just the start."
TUE CAMP IS abo lloolcect to
the town's water and sewer
system. There's no need for a
community television antenna,
for most of the trailers sprout
their own antennas, most
connected to color TV sets.
An insurance salesman from
Manchest er, N.H., stood on the
r oof of his modes t $11,000
Winnebago and tried to fix h1s
bent antenna. Two of the hefty
seagulls that patrol the camp
had used it for a roost.
The salesman didn't want his
name published because he
didn't want his friends, who
think he's "camping beside
some isolated river in northern
Maine," to know where he really
was.
"I ACl'UALL V WENT to the
north woods one year," be said.
"But I was eaten alive by bup.
got the camper stuck in the mud
and was chased by a IDOOM
When I was through I really
needed a vacation. This is much
better.
''The outdoors is great except
for the damn seagulls who sit on
my a ntenna ."
Judge Outlaim
Jewish Policy
On Marriage
NEW YORK <AP> -In a case
Coastal
ll.S. GlllDE
OFFP~
WASHINGTON CAP>
-The 1979-80 edition of
the ''United Stales Gov
ernment Manual" has
been issued by the U.S.
General Services Ad·
m inlstration.
Designed to help the
reader untangle the ID·
tricacies of dealing with
the federal government,
the volume contains 914
pages of information on
the legislative. Judicial
and executive branches,
quasl·official agencies,
international organiza.
tJona and boards , com-
mittees and co m -
miulona.
.Jeb
OOIRBH. Conn. <Ar)',-Co\. a.., A. Sl .. el paca Mi a.MM
1ear'tlne or low tlmm a,.... ..
IMI ..._. Mlmtie aalmu II wf/f c ....... molt pict~""'· Tbla ,..1t·1 Jeela.Dd ..... • too.
DUl'tlll tbe 11...U... -.. -~ teeticm turm to upbmd .... Md
waterfowl.
BEST OF ALL, the 1port and
travel a.re all in a day'1 work few tbe
retlred Army ColoeeJ.
From bia home In tbl1 sleepy
northwest Connecticut towa. Ille nmt
what be says is the bi.,..t de·
aleubip in rare and aatlque
sportsmen's books in North Amerie'a. "I'm a guy who's doial exactly
what be wants to do ... and mUtng a
U ving at lt," says Sietel. 15.
TBS IJIVC&Y NATIVB ~ u.-
dlrects bis 12-year·oid bnsmeH from
behind the clutter of a deak la the
large 1830 house where be and bis
wife, Natalie, have lived for 11 yea.rs.
Several bunting and fillaiq bats
bang in a side room witb.l.D ilibl from
the office.
Siqel says he frequently gets calls
from far.flung clieot.s about fishing
condJUons here or there, aod, he
addJ, ''the sales grow out of that."
But that doesn't explain the labor
required to amua the nearly 6,000
listings in the catalogue of Siegel's
AD&ler'a and Sbool.er'a Bookshell. Or
the work necmHry to ride herd on
S0.000 or more volumes be hu either
for sale or lD b1a own coUecti• of ri.a.-
bing books.
Siegel was so impressed by the
27S·page illustrated book that he and
a partner ch06e in 1.973 to reprint 250
leather-bound copies. including an
or iginal color prtnt and hand-colored
frontispiece. Each copy sells for~.
BECAUSE LEA111Ell has doubled
in pnce and other costs have 90&fed
in six years. the same reprinting
would have cost. twice as much to
day, besays.
Today's rapidly changing eeonomy
makes book colJeetillg a profitable as
well as educational pastllme, Siegel
says. He notes that man) rare books
have appreciated 500 percent or
more m 10 years
The bookstore catalog also-1s
gr aced by lbe words of widely known
writer·sport.smen Zane Grey, Ernest
Hemingway, Robert C Ruark and
President Theodore Roosevelt Dalt.>5
go back to the 1689 ed.luoo oC J ames
Cbelham's "The Anger's Vade
Mecum " More, however, are recent
but equally rare book.s.
SIEGEL BAS ABOUT 2,000 clients
-a number in Great Britain and
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'EXACTLY WHAT HE WANTS' &Moel SeHe Rare Boob
Earope, South America, Australia
and 'New zealam;--
Some are people trying to bunl
down more copiea of books written by
relaUves.
"There's one author who bas a
stancbng offer for any of bis books
that I can find ," be says.
Along with fly.f is hing books.
popularity runs high for books on
safari, probably "because 1l's going
to be a thing of the p<tst in our
hfet1me," Siegel says
Book business has brought the
brusque but sensitive dealer In un-
usually close touch with people living
afar.
· · r ·ve had people with me 10
years," he says, "that I never met ,
yet I know intimate details ol their
lives thei r inte r est , thei r
children "
Pretend 'Mass'
Cited for Fire
MILAN. Italy <API -A l~year
old boy playmg priest set his hom e
afire when he forgot to blow out
·'Mass" candles in a bedroom, Milan
police reported.
Riccardo Ruscica, whose parents
~ere not at home al the time, was
pulled from the blUUlg apartment by
neighbors. The fare badly damaged
furniture and des troyed a n un-
disclosed amount of money his re-
latives kept in the bedroom, police
said.
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Wheelchair Users
' DENVER, Colo. CAP> -Prodded by a Denver communlt)' for
the handicapped, l.os Aqele1-bued ContlnentaJ Airlines baa
become tbe MCCIDd major airline that bu agreed to transport
battery-operated wbeelehain OD puaeqer planes.
United Alrli.Des bad been tbe only m~ air carrier willinl.to
accept electric wbeelcbaln.
Airlines refuatng to aceept the chain often cite federal
regulations bann•na transportation of certain buardoua materiall,
including batsery ackl, on puM1111• ftigbts.
At least two airllnel, FroaUer and Trana World, Hid tbey
would take electric chain, but only ii they were equipped with
special blltteriel .ueb u Cl8l8 that are sealed and not reftlable,
said Wade Blank, dlredor of Dmwer'a Atlantia CommmltJ for tbe
handicapped.
Blan\: said the reatrieUon wu unacceptable beeauae
non-refillable batten .. cuaot be ued economicall7 witla
wbeelcbaln.
..
'
traditiam. a Brooklyn judge baa
ruled that Orthodox Jewiab
huabamla must grant their wives permillioa to remarry aa part of
divorce seulemenll.
Orthodox rabbis will not l perform a wedding for a
divorced woman unless abe bas
tbe husband's permiaaion, a 1
written document called a
"Get." But Justice Gerald Held
ruled that the Jewilb marriqe
contract requires tbe hu.sbaod to
luue the "Get" wttb a divorce.
BB MID THE "lretubab," or
Jewlab marriage c=ontract, ll a
civil ecmtract enfcweeable by \be
courts.
Reid, littlng in state Sup...ne
Court, ruled a1ain1t an
Orthodox lew who wanted to
divorce bis wife, but dido 't want
to 1tve her permission to
remarry.
Moses Stem, 31, a luqa1e
11lesaum, contended the Fi.rat
Amendment provisions of
freedom of reUgloa barred tbe
Judie from inte"enlnl in hll . divorce from his 28-year-old ·
wife, Brucha.
BOWBVBa, TBS JVDGS
said tbe wrtUac of a "Get . . . ls not a......,.._ act ... llarriqe
11 re1arW ln Judaism as a
contradaal relationship."
The deallioo was Immediately
praised bJ Rabbi larael K.lavu,
eaecutl" vice preUdent of the
Rlbbbdcal Coundl of America,
the priDclpal OJ1bodoa IJ'OUP.
"It'• an im~ precedent
lD America,' the raltti~.
• 'Huabaada oftea UH lt to
blaekm.tl families" Into dlvoree
aettlemat 1 favorable to tbe
hu1bud.. ..
KL&VAN IAID 818
or1anlaation had oft• 1otten
co:~• about busbads wbo wi .alll l*'IDlllkm to 19mar'Q.
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HORSE SHOEING CONSIDERED DYING ART
F•rrter Gene Boggi Seya lt'a Rewarding
Ha,s Forge;
Will Travel
ONA. W. Va. (AP) -Gene Boggs' 1970
Che\'rolet pickup truck with nearly 150.~ miles
and a second eogine rolls across the plains of Ohio
and through the hills of Kentucky and West
Virginia.
One of his regular stops is at the 40-acre farm
of Wood y Williams in Ona, 4'1'J hours, 205 miles
from his home in Spring Valley, Ohio, near
Dayton.
Roggs has anvil and forge. Will travel.
HIS R ED CALLING CARD says he has years
of experience at custom horse shoeing of all
breeds.
old
That 1s true even though he 1s only 30 years
lie has been a farrier since he was 12 when he
shod a pony his father had given him.
"It's rewarding, but a dying a rt." he says,
while taking a break from forging a shoe at Woody
Williams' farm. "There's not a whole lot of us
fellows left. At one time horses were used for
trans por tation and for fa rming. Machinery
replaced horses, now they are a hobby.
''IT IS HARD WORK. STRENUOUS. You have
to bend over all d ay under a horse. It's enough to
break you in half. A lot of guys start after school.
They may last two weeks. I've done it so long now
it doesn't make any d1ffereoce."
At 6 feet 2-tnches tall and weighing only 176
pounds. Boggs has to handle the staggerjng
weights of horses. usua lly 1,000 pounds.
''1 try to stay away from draft horses because
-of their weight of up to 2,500 pounds," he says.
··They can get unruly."
A farrier can make good money. SlOO or more
a day, but it is a seasonal trade with the crush
com mg between March and September when horse
~hows are in full swing
THE FEE RANGES FROM S3t to $100 per
horse dependmg on the breed and what the owner
wants on his feet.
"Horses have problems like people,'' says
Boggs. ··Sometimes they need corrective shoe·
lng."
Boggs also works with horses that race at ma·
JOr tracks across the country. but he does that at
the farms where they a re stabled in Ohio.
In addition to anvil and forge, his pickup truck
1s equipped with a drill press. welder. g rinder and
other tools.
"Very few make their own shoes," be says.
"They buy them rrom the factory . I punch my own
shoes."
He covers Ohio. West Virginia and Kentucky.
taking on new C'ustomers only if they have a large
enough stable to make his tnp worthwhile and are
likely to be regulars
HE AVERAGES, llE SAYS, 31, ... miles a
year. His longest t rip is to Woody Williams' farm.
His day is long and during the season he worb
seven days a week. Depending on where be is
headed on a particular day. be often rises at 6:30
a m . and his d ay does not end until after midnight.
His second wife, Kathy, 28, a former Dayton
model. sometimes accompanies him on bis rounds.
But her travel bas been curtailed because they are
expecting their first child. Boggs has a 4-year-old
son from a previous marriage. The boy lives with
his mother.
Boggs and Kllthy met two years ago when he
went to a farm near HunUngtol'l. W. Va .• to shoe
horses that she was training there. They were
marned Feb. 19, 1978. on the farm of Dan Patton
in Gallipolis, Ohio. Boggs is a friend and protege o(
Patton.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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"111UC NOTICB PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOftCE PUBUC NOTICE
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The 1111911 U.rketplace on th• Orange Coam
DAILV P.ILOT CLASSIFIED ADI
You C•n Sell H, Flrid It, ( •·~ft a..a ) On8 Call Service
Tr•de It With a Want Ad U.A •..v•·U Faat Credit' Approval
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IA'SS tbon t year ol ..___.'--,_lonm:ect-w s aane
l(lllS!l w indows, d e ·
l'Orull ve-wallcoverini.:s.
dt'tlp walJ.to-wa ll c1trpt:l·
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4=SELECT
t PROPERTIES
HEIGHTS
CHARMER
$146,500!
Gnrl(eo us Newporl
llclgbtll c h11rm er ' J
Hedr m s, 2 1 bath ~
t:.ompletely r eoovRled
with ma ny upgradei..
Spaclow. y;,rd Tak1: ;,d
vallUlf(l!, call 752· 1700
[i'.ilill
W• Wcwtc For YOU !
HeMdt•nt111I&
ln<'om1· Property
Salf". / Rent a Is
OtAMOND
REAL ESTATE
11 .. W GO.If -f.
UIJll MA
645-7573 .........
I ST TIMI OfflUO
SM,'°° home In $65,0IJO ~.2Br.l8a, sood clean area. Lg lot.
room to expand.
146-1502
crn4iun1t
llACHOUPUX
$110,000
Bicyc141 to beach. See thl11
3 and 2 bedrm duplex
with auumable 91A %
loen. Owner m11 y carry
liOlnt peper. Hurry, call
6TJ.8550 OH'' H1 v • '' \ ••Jf• t« >tit '"'"'I' • {~1111
&IJfll'S
TIM.IVIL
W/VllW Shows exquisitely tbi• 3
bdrm. 2~ ba condo
w/eholce • greenbelt
view -Only Mi,900.
1•JJ01
r=J Walkr.r 1; lr.r.
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eav ~ Ord ~
Beach Rt3alty
ILU ISTAft acallMCl llMCI It '
SPYeLASS A contemporary cleuil'
with spacloua freedom for lh4' growlttJi
family; 5 bedrooms, 3 baths & formal
dlnlna room. The ll.620 ~q rt fomlly
oriented yard ls complctu with 1><)01,
J acu1.1l & children's play yard The
PIUCE hos just b4'on n°kOP('fr.0
$25,500 for quick sale.
450 IOPOIT COOU •YE
NEWPORT BEACH 75Ml11
COUMTIY
t:n~=g e PERSONAL
House. Lona pnvate Or. HOME 4 BR. dla. Formal din·
lng. Game Rm, wtwtt· OP94HOUSI
bar. Antique parJor SAT/SUM 1-4
w l'Tl8nlel fpk. breakrast 213 I. 2llD
rm Atuc loltb.id&-a·way_ COSTA MIS.A
Stamtod glass windows ~er I /5 ~ 1l
..s.cl.udt.-d w f ttef!B i n-. l-.Jllo ... veJ_.y stf'(,'C-t ln ust11de
be11ut1ful custom home Costa Mesa A loc al
an:a Only min., to '1nest btalder ts now selling his
belJl'hci. Lp,c nv access. perfional rulden t'c.
Truly un (·icr>erlence to Natura l c1:c1ar s1dinR.
1>t:1" ;mil only $129,000. fireplace in master
Qill now ' 714 003·0002 bedroo m . 'I p len d1 d
•II.AT ... ••T a OCIAM Y11W The best view in J asmine Creek!
Superbly dt·coruh.'d, this bright. airy
& <·~oerful homt' w/ttt'o patios will win
your hrort Sltul\tcd on one ot the best
s ites Ul Ptu.1~l' 111. Near.new popular
"lluy Mis t " model. This quiet
trn11utlfol 11n.•n o ffrrs the best In
livln14 lt•1ulls <'ourts. pool". s pa &
24 hour SC'curlty UAt(\. $250,000.
WISUY M. TAYLOI CO .• ltlALTOttS
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MIW'°9tT llACH, k.I. 64~t 10
IMVISTOttS
SPICIAL sat.too -Lar~e 1 ~drm !tome
localt!d Oii l'Oc'ner lot R·2 aonlna w il h rntJ rn for z
~ Ullllll JU/II IJ11h-d! CaJJ now ror more de· t.aila. 1144J.7 I 71
I liff'• 1 ~ II• If\ If' ft ' I
IWINll
5119dt, Fnit ,,...
~ decor. 2IM>O sq fl .
BackBay Hm. lmmac .
parq. nrs. ~ bdrm. ram
rm. lrg yrd $129.900.
al141 Kline Or S A.Hl(ls .
m.n21. Agt Open Sun.
1·5
MADY POtt DIAL?
Srikn &<ICctll. MO, 3 llH + ram rm, p-110 1t'11 nice
In Costa Meaa tturry. only .,, ,000
WILL SIU 9UICk
Mesa Verde. auper nice.
3 BR + ram rm. h1.:hly
upgraded Read y for
move-in. $118.500
14~
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MISAVUDI
Sl9.000
OLDI OI MEW
The chaH enge :...... can you tell the
Antiques from the exquisite
Heproductions in this recreation of a
New England cottage. J\11 fixtures and
finishings are either very olde or \'ery
new. subtly blended with wood and
hl'am <'<'i hngR . European oak floors .•
antique New England hreplace <Circa
1R60). pastoral views. and carefree
Jl n r bor V1t-w Kn oll condo llvin~
2BR -DEN-211'1liA -Priced ~l
$l!>R,750.
U ,_. l ()U ~ li(),..1:§
REAL TORS', 675·6000
2443 Ea\I Co.st H1ghwav. Coron• d el Mar
$61,500
3 fit'drm , 2 bath
Townhomt' Pool In
b4!•11Jlful area f11cln«i ~ts Good termi.
541-JN
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landi.cap1nR ll ul(c 1---------IUCH HOME rorm;il d1n111g r<1o m .
Good 111vestor h()m t• 3
Bdrm. 2 bl'lh l.Alwcst pn~ Ln Meo Vcrdt-at
this lime Submit }our
<Afer Call S4o 4111
;i ~'"Y. plu11 loft View or be a m c d l' 1: 1 11 n fl i. •
<.K"Vlln & walk lo p11unc1 beautifully wullpapt-rc<I ins: ~urf frum lh.ii. :.pet•, All the t•xtr.1ic 10"!1d1· &
l.J • uldr homl·. Ext r1.1 uuliild'-' No l.'XPl.'ni.c l.Jr ~t· l1v1ni: r oom . -.p::ired l>y bullr1cr
l.'Wrmcl k1t<·hen. sp1ruJ f!Wnl'r "(l\Jtlll Plue1· 1·'1'.· ~tillrl'if ht! lc11t!1nl( t o du.~IVI' Call rit'a ,\mold .
vnvatP mus tt·r suill· ,1
l .arg•· t·n<'ld puun <Jnly '-'U _.IL
u :u1.000 Cull for T "
p e rs o nal lnlcrvte w . PL.ACE ~~.1 , .. , ...•.• ,. , NOf'aT11s·-[ ~ IMll i._._._ .. _iil_iii_iii -----~~-----
OCUM VIEW
E L f G A M T $69,500
TOWHHOMfl! Rare cx.~itn v1t!w duple JC
t;\·~th•na you ~ and lot. locuted 2 block.is from
more All new carpets the ~ach Ju.~t listed.
and p:11nl Spulle1111 and C..ll 11•1w l1t·furt-11 1t 'i.
Ofw of u kind. t'e.1d.ureis : J IMle :,."i/ '11111 '
tlclr1n .... ~ bulhic onr1 dm
Ull! 11111111 /\ mu!il lo M·t• • ~SELECT
t:.111 vl:>-O:JW I PROPERTIES
FORESTE
OLSON ...... f'ICKYI PICKY!
rtCkY! ••c.-t-'-Thu baaut , l{(e t:nJ(IJa.h
1Udor 3 br. 2 ba homl'
WOOOUIDGE I.hat has cvf'rylhin~ 1s for ~$127,950 the fussy buyer. To name
Owner transferred. 2 a few · Formal din. rm.
bedrm & den. v•ult.ed frpk, sep. lge muter
wood tt!Unga, wet bar & suite, country k•tt hen
decorator wall cover· breakfast bar. lt:aded in,.. Private deck. cen· glass windows, PLUS
lral vacuum, 11ell clean· aep. 2 br, Iba rental unit Inc oven fc much more! For more details call c.aJI t7M$50 in~~o now !i.IWIUI A~~:rE
1 1a·s. M>l.f couas1 VllW ...-...
It's a prime property overlookln1
the MESA VERDE COUNTRY
CLUB Golf Course with its own
paddle tennis court & spacious
lawns. Sep. retreat for teenagers or
maid's quarters. Used b ri c k
courtyard, hardwood flooring,
French doors, gourmet kitchen, and
one of the best fiarway views.
Investment for this fine estate .
$525 ,()()().
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FAMH. Y OlllMTEO
AMD
Q.OSE TO WOllC
Center o f N""' µo rt
Harbor areu I~ m10 to
/\Jrport. lx'uch. Fn~hwn
Island or S <.:st l'lut<1
Jhrbor l1 1~hlan11'
!>C houls • S pal'1ou 11 1
~ COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
Bdrm. formal d1n1n.:. 1---------stcp down l1 vin11 room
w Ut:umed celling~. l~c
((OOrmct k1tt'hl'n & fum1·
ly room ~l)f'r lurjlf• pool
and deck wa1tin1t fur ttw
eKeCUUVl' forruly
THE BEST
OCEANFRONT
:tlir & 2llr luxure•1us
duplex w 1lh i.p.,1·10u'I
owneniurut
J()NF.S
AEALl V INC.
l ~l'MO
(7MI 873·8 10
4% COMMISSION
Prufl.~1~1 111(1•n1 pt1,
v1denl( total 't•rv11·,.~
1Ml.S1 v.111 111·11 or .J \.,11'1
)OU 1n purr hJ-.1111¢ )uur
hon11• for only 1•, CJ ll
'./TSl l:J(i,\~
UST SIDE
TM'l.O $17' ,000
Prune corner loc•taon
t~lo&ed garages Hua'-'
lot. Spacious unit.a with
warm wood paneling,
owner will carry with !OW down. Call 646· 7171
""'"'. ,. f • '•. , ••• c~:A'°.!s• -[~ ltilllJ_.[I
&Jte to beach from this 3 . .-•• • ••••_.
THE DELTA
RANCH
OF
FALLBROOK
11 Now AvaJlabtt
Th1 ., i.pr a•l•n••
Ciliforrua Vie w K11nrh
home pt-rr h1-d at11p ll!)
pnvale hill· o\PtltJUkml(
prt-sl1g1vu.!I l'<tll' \1t-~.i
\';Jley u. lx•1nio: ""' n-d f<K" I.he bl um1• lu t.h•· t!1:.
f nlT\llldlJl\g bu)• I ~r
roundt.-d b) 1li. 11" \ Jlt'
ilVOCado gro\t' o( OH'f
41» m111turt-~anni: , ,. .. ...,
plus a pnv;,te lam•I>
ivo~e or r1t rua. ~11ch
llnd other l'XOlk (r u1h
rnekCli :i haH·n of he<wl>
(or .lhl.' g {'ntl••man
r.1nrhl•r '' Ui'lrtn\ ;1
Ii.1th,, mJ''ol\t' l•llH'
(rplt . 1·.1lhc<Jru l 1 1 1111111
.ind JJOh'iht>d hurdv.oun
wull" k 1•1111111'>• 1 nl 11(
(',ilif<Jrr11.1 ' h ~ l'"n"
d.i~ 1; :I '" rr·-. 11f ,,.,,·n1
t ) cun l.11· } our... for 1 h•·
low down Pil> nit nt .1111!
11"1'. 1ntert~t G rt1H • in
~ ol $1~.000 111·r tin
n um will offset y11ur
monthly pa )'m t>nh
Shown by appt. only. dut· w owner 1llnesi. if nd 1t ·i.
pnccd u .. $320.000 for
rapid liquidation Jo~1t
chan1es "'ii I bt• <'On· aldenld for all or part by
t..-r .... a.1..1M..
l.4ll-5'4S
associated
a ROkfll" •fAtT(::>S
101'· ""' I ,,, • I ' ',,.,I
DUPUX
$71,900
:! lluirm. I. fuCh t Jl h
It'"'' unit ••rt • I\ I µI•
ll hl 1· r .1 r r .1 r ,, i.:• \
llJil(J UI I I'll~~ .. :!J I l
OCUMROMTS
2 UH houle $3'7S.000'
2 & l BR duplea
S37S.000'
4 & 3 BK dupln
~.000'
tlt28Rwuu l1.t50,0UO '
IAYNOMT
3 & 2 BR duplex
tm.000'
bedroom bcauly. Larae --..........5 ... 1--------• yard. 4ood tt:rm1. Act 2096 -~·~ •-
.-WPOIT RACH
J & 3 Bft duplu
1188.000' .... ..,'9-op. .......
•'7i-7060.
now! There Ill only one! COSTA MISA
Olli 546-Z313 o.c.om home. Aai;um• <>tr•• ,, •" • • •1 • •• 1 ble loan. tiexible financ· [(fZIUlll ~LB~LANv
-111111 ILllll CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
ltG CAMYOM
Prim<' Set·urltv In The Deane·BulJt Homes
lmmu<'ulult' Dover Mod4'1. Two lk'(lroomx,
1'wo 811thll, PIWI Den. Huge Maawr Suite. Dccorul~d In llt!ll(e Tones. End Unit In
f:xcellt'nt I .cw•11tion P11rfert lfome 1-~or Sma.11 (ii'"'·""' &3l1UO
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WATERFRONT
HOMES Ille.
~ W ~1 H9'1l4•1.
Ncrwport Mi.ch
•11•1400
.....,. ...... 1
$19,000
Pnme location! R 2 lot.
Buy now and mukc
dol ...... C.11646-7171
()#'t'-4 IU q • ''' f lJfl 't '"'''I I • [9·11111
.......
2 bedt. Rreplace. c.&om
drapes. A·l coadltlon. •AGO.
~VllOE
SPF.clAL 4 Bdrm 2 Ba. new carpets and paint EndOlled patio W/ttpa,
cmtral air cond. Many
xtras. 1113.750
2STOIY
Shake root. 4 BR. 21 , b:i,
U .000. East.s1c:l{' <.:oetot
Mesa.
IASTILUff
a.ice comer location. 5 sa. a 11. sm ,JOO. .., .. c..1e ...... 141-nn
~ .......... Dou~e door entry .
ctttuWC We. step·down
hvlnl room. mas11 ve
alone fireplace. Step-
NVet' kllchen. pnva1-..,.._Mate. Low mlUft·
la\llDCe fr'CNndt. cau ror
a&llJl. to preview. OaJy aLU00.-.1111 ...-.rv '" v • ''~'lil'W •n rJ """'' le.NMM
AIAMDOtB
PlllMCH COLOMIAL
ISTATI
Keal circul ar drl ve
w1perkan1 Ek!f(ant 2·sty
beach. 5 BR Ind f\Ael\
qtrs. 3 BA. Two ~P den11
wlbeam1. Fpk'a format
din. rm. Sep piarut
retreat off hu1e mitt
s uite w11undec k . 3
llekonNm. Walk to 1&olf •
It h.M It all. llove today.
Alll.&a& low Sl.33.500. Call
~Btu
1MJOT IAYSHOll U...
In a neighborhood every member of
the family will love. This
outstanding value has an extra Jarae m aster s uite. 2 addltlonal
becfroonu;. 3 full bath• le 2 patios.
Call today! 1310,000 Fee.
EASTSllE 4.flfX
Townhouse style. walk to shopping,
great. area, sµper buy. Only ~.000.
Call
645-9161
j' ..,, I •,J1 •'
BAY DUPLEX
VIEW! VIEW!
ltCOME
Wntdiffl•~-
T AHOVH LOAH
4 lid.rm Bli)'rr~l lw1mt•
.. hu1¢•• f11rm11I d1n1n11 .
1 flit. f'lrv> bltn I rpk
LT~ hf'atf'd pool t'lr-r
~il&ftl.l(t: du.If upcn"'r \. t1
1.&nl dt rt: .. d) l•• JCCJ f.Jk1·
"' ~r St 6'I OOCJ loa 11 JI II)&.'~ 1ntt>rt'St Offer
'nur down p.i)'m t.>nt Aiklnl( S200 (1$)
JACOBS REAL TY
67S·6670
?31 POPPY Coron,. df'I
i\ 'umm•>r pla<'t and
w1nt•·r 100' 4 Bdrm
unl(h• lum1ly home
1n ~t·wport Under
u~o.ooo. Fantaiil•C
WOUlDYOU
IBJEVE. $54,950?
'\l,J rm'ti.kt· Only ~ ~J
l11t thL'> .tUriwt1v1• :! !Jr
u>nd11 w ,, I~ rrnt111 &
"lflllll ,,.,.,1, ,\1"1 "'lll·r
... u1 hdl• l111Jm 1: W•m 1
loi.\l C..11 today ~7'..I ~:rm
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
MIDWAY Ctn
I Vf'an n••w I h••drm ~
IJ .. t h II r di U Fl h &
\l'hool~
Jlloll'lc J'ldre ln1•1M2 7461
IVrAJUUMG
IASTWE
U&:Aon1 detwlcd fum1ly
h o m'°. 3 bt-drm .
r11lhedral ttlhnl( Lurl(t'
f1rcpli1<'••. i.1.11u1h1 n•·
1i.e:.lom k1tdn:fl. Jiil') ur
'~"· HV parkinR l'r11'1'1r
II• "41 \Htl WO /\ti nu"'' r:..n ~ ;i.i13
[®IHNll
Mar JWil Slf!Jll'i lll the --------· beut h & ,. i.hort ""i.lk 10 OP-. HOUS.
.Jlopl. Po8l olhct'. banks SAT & SUM 1-S
& r esUIW'lU\L-. Off alr t:et S04 IB>LAMDS
parlwll( fvr 2 RU<'St '11N . MEWPOl'T HEIGHTS
two t>t!droomr.. ram11 y I *'Ao DO~
room. study & 1tarden "' "'" room. Spa<'1oui. horn'-' Cool Ot'~a.n brcezc1>.
with muc h p r1 v a c y wlllJunit d.astant>c lO the
Owner-will help (&11aril't' best N~wport Be a ct. ~<'hoob. H1rdwood
DIO.W> noon.. f1replact'. ce>ppet" CCU OF MIWf'OIT plumbtng & R v boiit .. , .•
lllA&.TOltS ~ Owner will carry '7 5-551 • ~'<'Ond ' 752. J 920
'
9UAIL
::UX..:. ~~~-motks to beach & shop!> Try U'k down and OWMr 10,. TN l :M , ......
rlaancln1 at 10~ int •--------. llN.000 Call Hurry. call , ________ __
m.-
0#11• It 0 •ti\ 'V'• IOIH II'< I '
TH£ Rf AL
EST ATERS
IOO'Yo COMMISSfOM
P'or a11rM1tve real
ell.ale N.I• people, caJI
•lees talk
714...0.~I
llVIMI
Colony Plan 3 on quiet Cul de Sac.
Huge Matr. Suite + 2 Guest Bdl'IN.
Fam. & Din. Rm. Pool & Tenn1a ln
A HOC!. M,900. Liberal flnandn1.
Prlnclpala only Owner/ Nit. Ask
for Mr. Darr 558-9400
UYI .. •YLLWU
Bd. 2 s tory home w/v1ew of
Jdyllwtld Park. Trade or exchange,
$64,900. Call Roy Siemens 631·1316
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JMl.tJl'..._.,C....Mlllt '
Hl·l2'6
Na&m.W. Network cl ....... ....,.
OwMd ..... Opereted Real fMate OMfta
.........
Wj,,.B.J<u.,.
&Auac. 673-2500
~l!'\1$rn;Ar
>411..,COft OfetOA&.Y l·l)
Only Med to tum the key on this
cbarmlna 4 BR & Cam. rm. home wilb
picluf8Q~. day & n(Mht VIEW of
off.,,_ a.Janda. bay '· OC'ND. Come • e~ ~ lhrouth our used brick walkWayt. •nter onto soft. brown I
M•xlc1a ravers It relaJt In t he
ccunfon o wood flooring: beamed:
cetl""'8. French doors tr shutters .
VLlk or eall tor •PP 't. easy to show.
OLDI COIONA DIL MAI
Rare investment oppnrtunaty on the
ocean side or the hwy ; near the beach
& con venient s ho pping. 3 Deluxe
units. 2 bdrms. & 2 baths m each .
priced at the cost of a comparable
duplex. Two or the 3 units ha ve frplcs.
& beamed ceilings. $270.000 And you
can assume t he existin~ loan
673-4400
IL\RBOR
UAL ESTA Tl UCIHSE
TWO DAYS USO
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AUGUST 11 & 12
REGISTRY HOTEL, lrviM
leuM1 tr.. Jot. Woyw A~I
JDS Semi'"'", COf'OftO def Mor
17141 644-1094; 17 I 4J 644-6169
BAYFROHT
S<'vcral fine hayfronl homes
wi th pier & slip
AVALON
Well tonstructed . 3 BR. I ba .. oak
floor. pa r llal b asem ent. conc re te
foundatiop. Flats area. Sl20.000-Fee.
81 LL GR UNDY,-REALTOR
34' R ·•~\•d•· 01 .111· N .B.-ti:"'> 6161
macnab I Irvine
realty
SIX.PLO IMYESTM&IT!
V e r y a ttrac t ive a p t. b ldg .
containing two 3BR. 2 bath units &
four 2BR, l 1h bat h units -all
w/ff}lcs. pat ios. e nclosed gara ges &
s pace. Fully rented, gross $27,500
<re nts never incr eased ). Located in
center of "New Development Area"
& just R EDUCED TO $330.000! Tom
Allinson 642·8235. CY·ll )
SO. IA YFttONT DUPUX!
2·s tory French Conte mporary on
sa ndy beach Balboa Island !
Views o. bay & boating from both
3 B R uni t s . Di c k H alder m a n
642-8235. CY· t2l
642·123S 6444200
"901 Dover Or1ve Harbor View Center
Irvine at Carnpu!> Val~y Center
152·1414
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PllVA TE COMMUNITY
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1006 .......................
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S.yfronl t.O ~ Xcht¢ dn
Ownet-213.QM Jl!()O
COITA•tlSIL ..............
I.QWEST t'RIC£ I•
Chile II•• ()aly IK
dow1 OYt'C Alw1ys
l'Wl&Ald. w.w .........
U..1117
..-sAVllDI
4 Bdrm 2 bl61h. q111dlly
tu.It, •hake roor. double
ftrt1lilaee Oreat locatlon. 1•a1 f~r c1u.ertaln1nac.
LAri8 iw room, lots of
deck1nt1 . low main·
~yard OHernd at
aouoo. ca11540-1161
· , • HERITAGE
R EALTORS
---------lOr't Loll Subordination
8220.000 each Broker co
_Cl). ~I Bkr, 673-i:m.
BY OWNER
BALBOA
ISLAND $345,ooo
l2lAPOLEHA
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SNCTACULAR
•IYOW)B•
3br, I •ba. frplc m llv
rm. din area . 2 car
prage, bit UlS, wet bar.
mW'lhr. beaut lndscpng.
i\s.sw:ne loan at 9 l.25'1
1047 Concord SL S
Morcos 213·842·6131 ext
395. 213·641 4512 Open
Sat Sun Will cooperate
witha~entll
l::a!>l.sadl' r harml'r. ex·
et•uttv<' fam1l) homl', 1
br, 2 bu. poul. ~UC'>l
hoU1>l'. Crplt'~. l'USlom
furn rm Mu~t ht• ::.l•en'
l'r1cro under market ul
Slli!'l.tOO Cull Gill 0.-167 A1..'t
ur ~ 11.lGl Urukcr QUALITY DUPLEX
An e11ccptlun11I cusl11m
bUllt home wltb vuulll'<l
wood beum t•c1hng:-,
be11ulll ul solid oak
ca bine t s lhru o ut .
fireplaces an ltvani: rm
and ll'lllSler bdr m. lcudl·d
glass window, uncl
cerarruc Ille Jaru1.11 111
rmsterbalh
~ llr. lg lot. E :.11.fr.
PLUS
a charming 2 bdrm
separate rental w1lh
ftn:place aad...ow11-µaUo
<kck $!79.000.
CALI. 644-72 11
F'OR INFORMt\TIO:O.
IYOWMER
3 Br. I BA. cornt-r n ·2 lot
Plan~ cnmplC'led for 21111
unit. new 1:pt:.. drps .
roof. 1:etl1n g s 700
Marguerite. Sal Sun
l l ·OOam 5 OOp m
$1<Ill,500. 644 -!YLtiO
UNUSUAL DUPLEX
Ol Poppy Ave . old CdM
Allr 2 bdrm. & playrm
owner :. uml & good rcn·
Lal. Both adJOtrung swam
ming pool. $2.49,500 t'irm
PAULMAITIH
RIAi.ESTATE .,44-7113
Hsbor'YiewHils
SpaC\()US, s1J1gle level 4
bdrm. + family rm
home oo massive Cover
i., acre) lot. unlimited
patenUal for your space cooscious ra.m1ly
Agent 640-~
JASMI .. CIEllC
Only new Plan 3 on
greenbelt w ocean view
Move in immediately
!¥4l%. $252,000. Prin only.
~Atoll. Dys 1·826·2800
S79.950 A~
67:1 7893
POOL HOME
fm~ Costa Mesa
J Adrms. P• bath.~
N1<'C fm.:pllll'l'
Cal Mow 754·7!~0
Mulh·~..,._,,
~~
:.!!Yt7 Hmtol. l'.\I
PHk
Of ,erl~ctiOft
Beau11ru1 Ml·sa \\ oods
humc with pool aml :.pa
Approx 2600 sq ft with ·I
hedroorru.. rormal dllltnjl
room. ramtl) room.
ktll'hcn w1lh hu11un:..
l'al111i: area. wctbar.
r1rt'pl.ice. caltwdrul 1:<'11
mr ::. and CO"('fl.'11 IJ~llU Sllfl.51~ UK H 540 1720
Bv Owner. 4 Br 2 B11.
rarruly home 1-:xccllenl
11reo f)-plc. ruu,· carpel
lod. ll! patio 11rca C1.1ll
6-12 9009 d )'S. G3 I 9299
CVM
EA5TSIDf-:. t.A.."iT Wt:J::K
•IYOWMER• Save 57.000~.E r~
3 BR 2 Ba. l.tm nm. i fpk s. 2 car r,. pant~.
blw. cart.htone:.. much
more Move·•n cond.
Custom famil y type
home. Best l::asti.1de
buy I SlJl ,95().
642-1031
CLOS!:: TO BEACH' 2
Condos an i.cp&rate bldg.
2br. 21'1ba c11ch. Prtl·ed
LO sell • Buy one or both
S81.5'X>. John Vaman Co.
Galle r y of liomei.
631-0000 Best Buy in CdM. Lot
value $499,000. :Jbr, f'' R ..
spa, huge lot, 45xl70. 3620
Ocean 8 1 vd C d M .
Ownr 'Brkr 759·8930
LEASE OPTION
Unusual opportunity to
assume lease option on a
bt!autiful exec home an a
most desirable area or
CdM. Home IS h1j?hly up·
graded & in xlnt cond
S650l) lO assume Call for
details. Pnnc1pal~ only.
759-1845.
Lrit H2 lot an t:: s ide
w charming S panis h
2br, I ba house SSl.900.
-USE 18th St. Owner·Agt
67~21.
OCEAHVU
IYOWMER
3 br. deck. Prv bch Jl'
ce6S, FP. lrg lot $240.000
Open Sun. 1·5. 67s.878J
MUSTSB.L
2 bed. den. completely
remodeled. $195,000 ree.
Darrell Paah, Agent
63H2J66
C...MtlG 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VEJS.MIW USTIMG
IM-LAW 9UARTHS • Hi1bJy up1raded 3 br
p lus i n ·law a p t .
Earthtone crpl. J.o;al·ln·
kitchen. Prime Mesa
Verde 4s only $89,900.
w/VA terms. Anxious owner will pay some cos· ts t oo . Hu rr y'
TI4/5'5-IM91. .
~ Walker & lee
Rul&tate
S&l'llLOCATIOM
Spac:lous Eaatalde 4 b8rm 2 bl bocne. Clean
iDlide w /new eartht.ooe
<1111 • ..mt·• kit tin. New
rOd. Yamat. owner •nx· .... SlOl,000.
S..CtM....., •••• , ........ 1.
4 lir split level, 3 Ba. 3
Car. most popular
mdl odel Man) extra
touchc' Open Sundu)
12 5 2036 Goldcne) l' Pl
1·18 ,900 54G 1378
Owner i\gt
3 bdrm eu.~tom houw 1n
east CoAta Ml..,a un CDS
()wn{>r will hl'lp ranance.
Vi\ ll'rms SIOG,500 Mr
N1emaM Agent 960· 14119
..... byOWMr ~e 1mmac 4 Bdrm. 2 ba,
Crplc, screened pal10 Nr
Mesa Verde golf course.
$96.500. 632· 1981 or
962-0678 eves1 wknds.
DB.UIEDUO
2 beaullfuJ homes on one
lot. Both xlnl cond. --00e
brand new. 3 Bdrms
each. pvt polios. pvt
garagc..'6. Large assuma·
ble loan ' $1 99.900.
East.<i1de. near Newport
Heights.
642-5200
r l.
LOV&Y
3 br, 2 be, eocloled patio.
Sl5$0.
Cenwry 21 Crocker
142-*2
.000
ASSUMAK.I l•--------1 Enter t bru dramatle COSTA ttlSA arhun. Eapoted heavy I' . ....,. beama ..v /hlJh celli"I
.,... '• make wa 3.bdrm, 2 ba 1'RIDE ~OW'NERSHJP home• real winner. ON OVE R 1 AC. or P rofessionally r e LAND. SlllDI for t X ·a modeled Ir redeCOl'ated.
lfem. No wUta like lhla Take av• subject to ell· ~· LOW DOWN. lalqk>en. 7'8-1601
w.... .......
~m1
~ Walkt!r 1; I t!r.
~ Walkr.r 1; lr.~
DICOIATOllS
DllAM 1lw> bffUtlll&l bOme has
been proteulonaUy de·
corated ht and out. It
reaturee: natural woods. wallpaper. stained «lass windoWI. but Wb. wood
deelung. ceramic tale.
auto sprinkler s a nd
cathedral ceilings . A
l'Jll.S to see! For more in·
foca11 s.6·5880
" -HERITAGE
. REALTO RS
MEWUST1MG
MISAYHDE
IEAUTY
Gor geous 2 s t ory
w earlbtone c rpt1ng
Huge country kitchen.
Sp;AcJOus thruoul. Very
pnvaU! yrd. Ownt>r anx·
I O U S . <.:.tll nuw .
714 545·949l
CED-AR GLEN
0 1:-.hnct1 ,·e 2 and J
licdroom condom1n1um:.
from S91.500
~1 l::lden Ave . C ~t
642·6734
D.a ,_. I OJ 6 ........................
MARIHITA
Spectacular h illtop
homes 2012 3206 ,q ft
OSl' 0 , ta nna • T'
Rd & t'allc La PnmJ
\"era Sl.59.000 to $245.()(JCJ
8.'.11·~. 493 1006 Uldr
Ut:ath. 1\ frame 2br. 1 lia
:! car l(ar. Ill'"' ly re
modeltd. nc"' bit in:.,
O\\Tlcr will c.irr) S!/5.000
O "'ncr i\l(l
!f)3 l3ts 840-2352
By Owner-New 3br. 2ba.
l r g FR •• prof 'I>
lundscaped. oc<>a11. r11
nvon ncv.. cul de·s u1· sfat.900 4931112
LEASE/OPTION
Part or your rent apphci.
l o purchase pri ce'
Owner will finance "'hen
opuon i:. exert1scd J
Bdrm, den & 21, bath!>
townhouse pool. 'pa. 2
saunill> & walk lo l>e .. u:h
S00,000 a nd don l be loo
late' 15291
Vacauoo" lav~tmcnl
Propert1ei.. Inc
493-9311 492-1700
Fout• v..., I 014 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Last Chance. 4br . 2'2ba.
2l00sq ft Fountain
Valley Hom e. Needi.
some worlt. but look at
theterrm. Sll.SOO. moves
you m with pymts. SI .327
or you can assume the
present SMI mo. w only
M3.000dn We are rlex1·
ble and anxious. Call fusl
it won't last. Armand or
Michelle. 540·4646 or
~II. Pager #9051
HMlll4• a.och I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
9802 OcecMcrHt
4 Bedrm. 2i.. ba. approx
•, mile to ocean. 18 Mos
uld.
Park Place,1nc842-7461
AllTHEHTIC VIUA
T1Li ROOf.2 STY
PO()L.IEACH-YIEW
Gated entry Vaulll'd
cctl1n Jts. H u Jte J.R
w.frpk Garden k1tcht•n
1-'ormal DR Lush tl.'r·
race Stud io loft
Massive master su1ll'
w Roman tub. Gue:.\,
quarters. T.0 8' 2'1 VA
loan. Sa c nrice sa l e
$117.900. F. P . Shoreline
Associates 848·2262.
s.,.11rycw-
4 Bed.rm, 1 story. up
graded w/11pa.
Parlt Place.lncM2·7461
WALICTOllACH
Sharp4br, l .....,ba, ram rm
wtfrpk . RV access. Uy
Owner 97,000. Newly re
modeled. Must see! 8441
Doncaster 960-1729
2 &ory c\ISlom home 4
blks from beach. Highly
upgraded with spa orr
muter bdrm. Greitl ai.
sumable loan. SJ49.000
Mr . Niem ann Agent
•1489
NEWUSTING!
Shatp 2 Bdrm. corner
loc. Only S7UOO. Prio.
only. RE/MAX Exel.
f73.4.112
..... 1044 ... , .................. .
1HIWAYIT
SMOlU• This home comblnel
today's moet detlr•bl• features w tdetaU. tlNlt
enhance tbta carefully
destined fl~r plan
W/MW warmtOM crpl· lal. tNlb palnl plua a
1pukUn& pool w /spa. ~ olferiftf ... r VA
terml. All '°' .... 000. ~
-Walk 1!1 '.,I t!t~
• I
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TUITUIOCll ~ .,... ...... .... 1044 L..-...... 1041 ....................... ....................... .. .................... .
IYOwtm ~. 3ba. ) cat aar. trm
D ft • F.R .• many cs&m
exlrll Cu\·dt ·•••t-Cumm. pool "1pe Plu11 3 Ulhted ~ ~rU. li>'
Owner . Prlnc Only
$245,000. 19 Rippling
Stream.9155-~
rr5"'6-W
$97,100
And there are th.~ or
these charming home~
i.vailable .... 4!MCh offer·
111g chcMce o( warm tone Cflll.UJ3 coton. wealth of
work Is Atoraie spaces
w/1dtcbm planned for er-
flclency. Loculed 1n
Northwoods of Ir vine.
s:i2-W7
(~1Wtilli§l$i§j
Real F.Bt.ate
UNIV PARK Modei
perfect cod U/lll 2 p8!106,
gas BBQ. wetbar. pool,
tavus & Ylew: ti73·4313
nt:1MAX
VAAMTl(f>UE
$9),000
DlU11s that evoke the old
world. c1ty-~ter mto
l.lll.'> home Lha t combtnl~
antique elemenl.5 w the
modem in high fa:.hton
Qrfenng hURe rambhnl(
rl'l'\l, or entertainment
Tiu.'I i.ellcr 1:-n•loc:alln!;!.
'><> u.w your \-r\ chg11J11t
l) 5.S2 4477
H~aJ-l:j,l:.l<',,
OPE.N IL-.ES \T SCI' ll! :i
-!%2 llt·mlock
Uruvt-r..tly Pk !illr r.1m
rm. I blk to '>l·hl' pl.,
1AX>I. Lenna' I" 11wnc1
$175.!W ~ 3728
Woodhrtd.i•· -rro .. ,1 nit
1-...t.'ttnn mud1•l 3 Br ~·,
Hu . ll\Hn) uµi:rJdt..,. dc
!>tlo(ner ' rl'"dcnl'l' IJ)
~~
tV •• "ll(.'ll0!->,\:-0 Jt l,\\JI l'i
Un i,:oU c·ourM' ;!IJr den
2l>d. fq1l1•. II.. dhl .:Jr JI'<'
pool A. JJ< Sl:JI 50u
~VJ.fl
~U\l ,,di 'IJJl'lllU't :! ~l)
home. I Ur .J U;1 tkn. :!
lam rm' \ l.' .:ournwl
kttt·hrn lo<1dt'<i v. cxtra'
Lc<ivtni:: an.•J Sl:JO 1100
lh ownl'r Prlll IJOI)
µlcu.'l' :>51 J:,4 1
lriftCJT""'i'
R9CCl!lff & loll•!
1-'ur lhts 1o\'ely family I
bc•droum l11rated by
beauttful racqu1.'t d ub
Hn:, fa mtlv room with
hn1·k r1replat•t-formul
l11ntnl( room k11chen
with bwll1ru. and eating
.1rca ;\pµro:1. 2200 sq fl
'l;ear purk SI 19 ~oo
UK H :>5i9 8451
TA.18BL -·
CAUFOINIA
HOMES ' 4 Bedroollll 2 Stof) :.harp
1aVIME 4 IEDROQM
ASSUME 9°/o LOAM
A real beauty. Assume low-interest
loan, take over pa yments. This •
bedroom bas a bout 2000 sq.ft. Includes
2'.h baths. family room wllb ill own
fi replace. Formal dining , new up·
graded carpet. vaulted ceilings. Com·
munity l\wimming pool. $129.900. Use
your present home equity and move
up. Call today . ..... ~ .......
559-4151
Tu.rtlerock Glen garden
home. Heather m odel
w1great viewof O C. 4 Br
J Ba. family rm, micro-
wave oven. A IC. pallo
w/cover, & many other
feat.ures. Assumable 9<k
loan Priced for qui ck
s ale. short ucrow.
752-7~
S an C arl os m o d el
townbome lll award w111·
nmg Rancho San Jo.
q8Wl 2 Br 2"'2 Ba. wet
bar. 3 pools, golfcoorse.
JmJOC' park & GREAT
great brt'<'z.e Priced r or
q1.1ck sale. ~hort ei.crow
~IZ7S
NO Q UA L I FYING
OWNl'.:R ANXIOUS 10',
down. 1or; int. 2Br. dt-n
Condo. v ie w or .1¢011
l'OUrsl:'. Sl:lll.SOO Dn ve
b)' 11.J Flore~. RitM h<> s..n .loaqwn · Can-agt.
~9850 or eve!> 673-6732
SHOWPLACE
UMVYsrrY , ARK
a... ..... 1041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LAeuMAUVIM6
Get a bonus. 1 BR guest
cottage wilh UUa 2 BR b1 ·
level charmer. On large
beauufully landscaped
lot wtcovered pal.lo and
BBQ. Short walk to beach & shops. ee.ooo.
don osen
r•· ' t' r ~
401 GU:.NNEYRE
497.4848
VIEW VIEW!!
1..agun¥ Beach 'i. hnc1>l
<"u:.tum hom e 1 lrg
Hdrm:.. 2 12 ba t h .
l(ou rmel k1t c h f'n
Sl.t1·r1 C1ce di SlOS.000
54(>. ;jjjfj6
...
Prl1i&1
t-:nter thJ.s beauufuJI) dl' AIYi.w THTKe
coral~ CardJH 111 Th•· While Watl'r, ~an>on .. &
TerraC\l t.hru... no~·enn·~ n.tiVll llght-v1e~s ~q
garden patio. CO\ert:d ft A framl' 3bdrm~ loft.
"'Terr a Cotta ttltnJt. <4 '2bat h ' o ~n e r
wtucb cont111~ thru thl' s.«>.ouo .i94 ~ ~k~~ ...... -i-.:__~--~~~-
uindo oH e rs 2 HH 1•. ud
lort. fpl<'. v.Plb&r. dr.if)t">
& ne~· plU!>h carpclln~
\hc.t ~toe thJ.:. homl· to JP
prt"Cl3le ll'o beaut) Of
fl'rl'd b) o "'nl'r dl
SllJS.IM> Call ~ark or
l'hil. 551 IU02 OPl::~SAT S(j~ 1·5
ti CASHEW. IRVINI:.
L'n1~c r :-1ty Park
Olancellor Sbr. f'R ll}
0v.'flt'r $105.000 Lea'l' land Prrnt:. u n i)
~IU60
......... odt 1041 .................•.....
CALIF. CLAS Ste
180 deg white ~ater
Vlew. nr tx>ach 5 Bdrm.
Jl• be< +dell. dbl lot Oni.·
of J land S41il.OOO 1s d
'tl!JI Sl 00.000 do --. n
l::.asy terms OWSE::I<
C ull for appl
714 83a-3581 or ~7
4M.-llAtHS J..ce. lot. patio. cou.rtyd
Form dm. daml rm ..
lge. hv. rm . beamed
ceiJ • stnoe frpL .MoS'e.,rn
cood. Only $1 42,500'
Hurry I
M.issaoo Realty · 494-07~
lt84LD IAY LOT
673-6634
OCEANFRONT ~ew Modular Home"
P'l C'Om muntt). 3
belicllel. 24 hr serunt).
:.ub lt'lltnR OK f-'rom
Ul.900 l"reaJ.ure b land
Mobile Home Park. lOMI
So Colc>t Hwy. Laguna
Be~n. 1714> 499 ~w
oo· While waler & t·1t)'
'.__.,.. 3br. 2bM ~ den
~.000 8 ) Owner Call
~1"2113
Rui.ltl' '>Pill I\'\ ••I v.1t h
rireptalc Ocluxt• lilt• &.
sa~
•90"o RMAMCIMG
/it.YAt&.AIU
REEDER REAL TV
Wl LLCOOPERATE Near ~an
Only 2·2 bd rm !The
best I Condos for sale
Immediate occu pancy
with subsl.al'IUal down
Plan 105 with N t:W
PAJNT. wallpaper and
drape! Ideally located
close to schools. park
and shoppmg Askin& o•·
ly $103.500 for lh1s great ramily home. Call now , ________ _ 442~ at Locui t
()petl 7 days a week. 10.i;.
Condoc. 4~ 4315. Other
llmes 499·1625. Let rini:t ·
Lt'Jlve messa~ _ e·-H1\NCH
Hf Al TY
~)~) 1 2000 By owner . Two exccp
........ ~·· La111•• Beacla, n ew . .._ '°' pool, oceu " __. view. ms sq.A.
Mull Mill Bob or Dorie
Koop, RE/ICAXGl·lm , ..... , ... "' Bil oeeu view, with
..,... ......... f1ltered
POOi • apa. 4 Ler1e
bdnm .• formal c1Wa1 " feni.ly rm1 .. a frplcs. +
recreation room ~office. Aladna an ,ooo.
titMFCCMMTIOM
3 Bdrma •• 2 bat.bl. Nortb
Lquna cottage; walk to
Crescent Bay Beach.
Private yard w ith
several fruit trees. Lar.ae
att.ached 2 car garage
with door opener. Priced
atS17S,OOO
~..,... 1052 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'Laguna Niguel
Realty •
OPBIHOUSE
SAT & SU .. l·S
2l852POMOdel
CaMpO
OMTHEGREEM
OI ~I Niguel Golf Cuur::.c
o1 Bdrm. :i ba. formul dtn 1n~ &. rami~y nn_ L-ush-=-..._.-
landscap111~ $324.!IOU
NIV A TE RETIEA T
1.'ree. & nowere. auound
creauni: u serene 1>cttmi.:
for th.a:. 3 Rdrm hnmt·
"' rorrt\iJ I dman.: rm &
fu1TUly rm an lo\'l!IY L.i
\l.cLa.. M.<>\c 1n cond
$1<1.3.500
49}..9494 495-5220
4'6.·24~1 ~3 J _U _~_~_!J~--11
Aiwnmble LOClll
Fa.i.rv.ay El Niguel 3br.
~.000 Cu!>wm Really
Ti~!ffi7
B> Owner N1J(ucl Shores.
l'(Jled c-omrnunit)' Im
mt('UJ & lt'. prof ei.1> ion ally
dcl·orute d . Lovely
lo(a rden & atrium. 2
bdrm. & den $1 1\1,StXJ.
492.2732 Eves 496·7301
c;w.tC.....Soc
ExeeullVt' retreat fan
t.ai.UC view home high Ill
thl! htlb of L<igunu
Nil(uel :S Bdrm.,. P• bu
oo ••acre' Nr. :-.hoppin~ .
sehooti-& re~1unal park,,
$1:11.900 for qwck l!Ull·
15421
\ dl'<1tK111 & ln,·c,tmt>nl
Propcrttb . Im·
49].9)8 I 492-8700
MiMiam V~ I 061 .......................
0.1LeeeY.,,.YA
...... to ..... 4
.... 1450 ... ft.
$tl.ts0
@s11-1210
Mlwport IMdt 106' •••••••••••••••••••••••
B ES T B U Y I N
~BLUFFS. $169.500
4br. 2~ba home oo largt:
crnr lot across from
shops. tennis clu b &
::.chool s 644-8 187 .
644·3'42.
t1 onal ho mes o n one l•--------large R·2 lot. Open house Wood bridge Bi scay
model. .i 5 Br. assume
91",. brand nc"' . hUl!l'
lot. ti42 0112. 64-1·6687
TVRTLt:ROCK 2br. 2ha
den. prof dt.>l'Ornt1•1I
Townhomr LO'-\ 1n
tere1t 1\sSumablt' loJn
S132 000 OW~l-:R
~n11
Causey
~any
Sdt·Sun UAM lO 6l'~t
223 and Z2S Ch1qu1ta
Street cN Lag una >
"94-C!6
CHAIM COTTAGE
Ideal slarter home or
week~der . in popul3r
Woods Cove. ltus 2 bdrm
home h a :. 1nf 1n1l c
WANT A KISS
FROM
A PRETIY GIRL?
'Then show your wile th1~
charmer! ~ bedroom .21 ~
b:ltl\<; m Dover Shore~
For Ll\fo call
OPEN llOL~I-.
ANYTl~I E
VIEW
of Turtll' Rock Purk
and Lhe tulls. Crom the deck of ltus tastefully de·
roraled and landscaped
Turtle Rock H1ghland1> 3
bdr m . 2 ba. home .
tbghly upgraded'
woooscon
WIMECEUAI
~toney malong operatJon
m blgh l.ralflc area with
ample park1J1g. could be
expanded to mclude a de·
Ii. Seller mot1v3tcd '
$:6,000
poss1bwues S139.~
B&A.LDIAY ~ A .i bdrm. oc~an "'1ew
home on lartte lot m this 21 prcsbgious pnvale area.
Vecy close lo pools. ten· . ~
BEAUTIFUL
IRVINE
~ o( moving mto
or havmg to move out ol
this beauutul city? We ~ the proleMionall ln RMI Dt.a&.e ln the area.
The m&rbt is ccoat.aoUy
cbanlinl and we keep oo IOP olillit all Umee s6 we
QllY ek1 JO'I ln the bell CllOCle ~ adioo for your ~ neec1a. 1r y0&&
have been thiDkinl of --Of eelllnl. 1tve U1 a call Md tee what we
can do for YOU.
~''
-...... w...--. ........ ,..
I br, ,..... mil. Pool. ........... ,... .
• nis courts & beach. ....,..c..e.r
Room ror the whole ram1· '40-5357
1104So. Coast HJway
m Village Fau
LAGUNA BEACH
ly & across the slr1?et 1---------r rom t.be park . where you
can watch the chiJdren at
497-2457 play. S3llO.OOO
FAMfASTIC-.. ooean views from this
-dellgbllul 2 bdrm. home ;
---------outdoor living on the HOME + 2 UNITS spacious decks. Owner ~ um 3 Br ramUy may consider ll•asc/op-
rm. split level bome tbna lion. $149.000
walled courtyard ft lJ Ve
In ha ven or comfort
w1uthedral ceiling§.
Van Luit wa.Upapers, lal·
Uced garden rm • plush
c.arpetlng. All Olis on lg
lot m No. Laguna for
m>,000. Dodo Moulton. Wm Powell R.E. 497-1751
IACK IA Y ISTA TE
Pvt 2.8 acre estate w /lg
howle. 2 guest bowles, 16
1La11 bone barn, buge
riding rink, pvt olc. a
iroom's room. magnlfl-
cen& view of the Back
Ba y, lush landauplng
abounds. Contact Jim
Flanders a at. (714 )
838-51no d ya, (714 >
511..S787 eves/wlmds.
Spec1acular yortol'U>O • pool Harbo r Vle w
Homes • Br 3~ Ba. 2
fem rm '1, pool, spa. m a
le lot. $279.960 incl. I and.
1145 Port Stanbope .
----------· ... Oner'.
CAPISTIAMO •AWY t<OP
2~ acre valley vie w home1lte. .zoned four bones per acre. Room
for pool. tennis, arena, bridle
paths: owner will carry; ocean
breezes too! $169.SOO
·~..,..co.
498·1222 831-0838
-• -
c..lfroat4br, Slmlt
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OCIAMIUUXll ~=~~~'.';,~ ~v:='i:~':'.£: .5.!;_~'-=t1:ur= 2=='.~-=~~ ~~= ~ ..,_ ~·~a~1.:U mo.ea.-.
Hor•&ata U ~.... IAJl. .... crpll, drfa, stove. ACRE LOT Wubd ZtOO c.w .. w.r 3122 ~.:.::.~;::.. w unoo ttlW DUPLIX ..._.,.... .._.. .. -•••••••••••••••• .. -••••••••••••••••• ------....;..-• JU.6 .... St. .. · ..... "IJ I tw Harbor IUdlt I Bdrm, 2~. 3 Hr, b. DeW eptl, dr1I' •
a..a&wt ~Unitbaa2Br•den. SOnM back bay view, WILLPAYCASH b*. beauUful anterior , Jmt. Kkll ()I(, no pets. cb d w/oa eabioet.I, laa&MUe .,... tor bUI• lo a flub tor )'OW' boult. O'Cl'aodiq view, l2GOO Men del Mar· •s~o
..._ adcrowate oven: rmd> bome + barn ' lllil.aor laod. pw mo. _ .... _1111 ______ _
tJ1lk lo Uv rm • mat.r ltabAel. Call J im Ftan· SCOTT UALn Spy~ Hill 3 Bdrm • 2br, eocJ pr, facd yard.
bdrm, 1kylltea. patio. den (714> ... 5'70 dym, IJ6.71lJ tanaty rm, formal din· ssmo. Adult.I. i.t. last SIAW DM t•tnl
0
IM cedar eeUia1 ln matr < 7 1 4 > 5 a 1 • 5 181 ) iDI. ternfic ocean view. +sec. 791 w. Wllaon
bdrm. eeparaw yd, ii dbl ews/wtmdl. ratlOO mo m im SOUTH LA ...
-CMtt l•J•I• •r•• ..... •ltll l car ~Sa· /Su , ... .i.~ .J 1•1 • ..,,_ n..a WANTED: C-Oado, house CORFORATE PLAZA --· ------.,,..... t n 1·5 ..... ..,,.,.. "'.....,_.,.-et, or multi-p&o for invest· REALTY 2 8d home, yard, pra1e.
Tuaeeeallql.m ·5099 ~=i:;·~~f:'~ ment. in bch area. 548-2113 poof, po kids. "'25/mo . ~ .................. ,... ...... .. ........ I"·"' -nit 1 ................... ... ........................ ,.... -Oolden W•t 2'd0, 2Br .
2Ba, fam rm. Cu.tom
redwood deck. 5• Pk. San Juu Capo. -.ml.
wJ
Bellin" .. am, i\Waah. Nr l'JS..4l.98. Guarded 1•te. Tennis, AMvaer .. 2453'8 • Oranae .._ ..... ,.,., 2000 ...
••••••••••••••••••••••• .. a main 1 .• maria• .... crt.s. Jae. on 1teenbelt. Xl.-location_, 3 bdrm. 2
ba. fam. rm. carpet.a &
drapea, built Ina, dbl
fireplace, gara1e, fenced
yard . $575 l n clds
prdener. 97M575.
, ____ ...., .....
---MIWPOU .. n ..,,. biddea bu&aty i. on
deed ..:I al. h'-1S·Br3
811. .... OCM8 ritw. r.lJ
Swe4lab aau•a. bit
....... 1oU ol ntru. ........ ...,.law.
.... Ownet-will help n...e
~r·~~
JIDW. Coast Hwy, NH , .... ,
llACHHOME
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feehret J lte•ee•t Hd 2 ltetllla.
'• 'tr I ._. d1dfwlll0.000
4H-4511
SOUTH LAfMIMA
4tJ.ellZ 4tJ.1720 ... ,.. Let-.......
497-W I 644-7620
l11E IMdl ... ..,..... .....
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BUV ·SELL·R ENT·
•'INANCE
..... ..... store
lllfwwllw~
C4LLUSUl·I021
ZlUMITS &.many home&. $25.000 ......................... .-<>c_~an VJew. 6 plu1.
7141483--0129. Prin ooly. ....._ Fw.W.cl :~~~ rade . Prime Tustin location
Great 1nl'ome, xl nl
t.enm. seller will help
<Xfered at '750.000. Call
S4()..3&66.
....... .... , ...................... .
Trtrr.tm 2100 .... ..._. 1106 llAMDNIWl .... 2 ..............................................................
lbDIWIMDS •:;;_:-;r::u~earty • ..& 6)J.Z 11 l Seruor cat.bena. Compl. ... facll.aUes. 2191 Harbor BJ, ,.. 673-40S2
C.M. Space rent $1.SO. 32' ....... INclt. 3141 20 '"1'S . IDIJL No peCa. 646-4151 ...................... .
Seven years YOWi&. well t 1 r fA4 Dewt, Ema-a.Id Bay. w111t.er ren· located, well m ain · ..._. 2400 t.al .• 3 BR. mald'a qtrs.
taloed. Partoerlbip dis· -•••••••••••••••••••• Av&ll Selll lit. $1.500 Mo.
solution. Prine. only. ---------1\&roer' Auoc. 950.ooo. FOi LIASI 49IM.W1 ..-..nn
New 2 bedroom 2 bath Ml.,.,. INclt 3169
home. Mission Lakes •••••••••••••••••••••••
Country Club. Golf · lllVaal.JdoNord
..
don osen
r • · ., 'l' r ...
LIASI OPTIOM
Unusual opportUnity to
auume lease option on a
beauUful ex~ home in a
l'DQll des&rab&e area ol
CdM. Home IS hilhJy UP·
graded & 1n xlal cond.
900 to auwne. CaJI for
dd.alla. Pnneapals only,
75-~.
l224 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
F.allakle, blk to 17th. Big 3
br. 3 ba, r.vt 1arden. decks, poo . Huge lot
$895 mo. 873·6336 . 60--
New coado, or beach. 3
Blt2 Ba, dramatic entry.
lge tri-&evef pla.o. So!ar
.. ISLed heallq. FpJr,
bltns, elec 2 car gar,
pool, tennis & rec center
No pets. SlSO mo. Jnclds
U90C fff. 640·8945 or
673-0672 Y.A.
Rare bMeb bome on fee
Jarxt. Steps to the beach.
pools • LeaDis. Ablolute-Q' lmlllaculat.e • ldPlY
.... ,... .... 10'9 s.. ..... • ._................... C .. ltt1w 1071
For the d.lacri mloa Ung ~. Executive home
In beauW'ul H1&ntington
Beach 5 • Park. 3tx'5
deluxe sig. Mark I, 2
bdrm. 2 ba. ram. rm.
wood burning fu-epace.
Cll'Cle kitchen. Xtras too
rwmeroua to list. Shown
by appt . o nl y .
llNH101 ·8 ·9 . Call
Sill-32'12
rrm E. 17th ST.
la\IUS·POOI. Beautifully Im/mo. Lee 2 bdrm, 2
landscaped, no main· baWTthden&patJo. New3br.2"'2ba.pvtpallo ----
168-A Ma~molla. 1575 mo. EASTSIDE 2 BR. avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• mTLOT&YIEW
~yard. Waterfront Homes Inc
9fllO Clu~ Rd. 3'35 W. Coastl:lwy 1'JSTIN 731 ·3lll ()peoa.U wknd. 642 3307 8/15. $425. Call art 6PM.
551-6143
'~ thruout. Great
starter or summer home.
Why DOt take advantage ~ VAJ'a 10% lo interest
ra&e. 714,...7111.
.... YllW
4Br, 38a, 2 sty, Port
Royal M.odel with Its own custom pool & spa, ex·
ceptional home,
numero us cuatom t..am., proleasionaJJy
decorated & lndscpd. By
owner/bier. (714) 844-2263
LlreUY9CJ ... , ..
Custom decorated 2
bedroom with lovely lake
to fish lo and pool to en·
Joy. Features dioang
area, kitchen with all
built.ina, ceramic tale
din.I out, fireplace and
Extn Jars• patJo w il.h
barbeque.Upgradedde·
coral.or rnlrron, drapes,
For the discriminating
blzyer. 76 "RoU·Away"
mobi.le home for s ale by
owner. 24x68', entry
k at t'h , 19'. M any
amenities, see then com·
pen!. 114·727-4m8. Adult
park, no pets. San
Marcos. CA. Rent sp.
Sl4S.
Delert Hot Spring~ 63J.1400
Cos•• M&tr • 213·378·2572 .aean 2br condo nr. So. ,,.,_ ~.,,. 1~~~~~~~~1 5 bdrm. 3 ba, Mad -Cat Plaza . Pool . DILUXICOMDO
Nice 2 Bdrm wiil availa·
ble with attac h ed
p.rage, frplc, 2.,,, baths.
Private back yard.
k75/mo. Call M·F. 9to 5, 673-z.112
4tto.MIOR I Lot I ~ Peninsl.lla. 1850. Ava.da-S390·$450. No pets.
Lowest price in Costa o.tofSt.te bleoowforyear.67U744 _era.an __ •_. _____ _
Mesa. Only 103 down ,..opcrty 2600 owe. Always renled. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach front winl.er rental DUPLEX. 2br. 1 ba. new
crpta, drps & paint S m
t'hald OK . No Pc t11 .
D50mo. Ul64·A Meyer Pl.
5-49-3484 aft s 30 &
wtmdil.
-Walker 1; lr.e Wortdlealiltah IDAHO 2 bdrro. WtbaJcooy, near
156-7777 Sun Valley area k>t on tennis. M20 mo. 548-9842
CC>t4DOMIMUMS
WESTCLffF 1&2 br.
$79,000 & up . 1700
West.cliff Or. Open daily
t·S. 64U583 or f!73-6640
FOUVIRYIEW
14YAlOMT + DOCI(
A distinctive Udo Is land
bay front home offering
Newport life.style beyond
compare. A unique rom·
banation. of LOCALE· 1>~1GN·VALUE, com·
q>let.e w/pier·slip & dock
7141646-Tl l L
~ Walker & lee
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
1905 Y acbt Colinla
UDO -
Owner-anxrous, elegant
s,ooosq ft. -t-ser. sea. rec
rm, formal bar. 0n t'OO·
tract wtth/rent·llke pay.
menta. ~.000. Drive by
53> Via Udo Soud. Theo
calJ agt. ~9850 or eves
673-6732
--~------~ FOR SALE OR RENT
Jbr, 2~ba. overlooking
golf oourse. By Owner.
~24m. 6'2·5031 ---
llGCAtitYOH
Live on the 11th
f"airway. See thi s
dramallc 2 story 3 bdrm.
2'1J ba. Monaco Condo.
End Un.it with room for
spa. Pnce Just reduced
t.o $375,000. Call for de·
tails
Lv~~
REAL ESTATE 644·6397
~ uaplUsh carpet· ing . $89,500. BK R . '79 Crown Potnt l2x40.
StG-1720 lBr, lBa, awning & Skin· WL~ Ing. PP.S41-MM C.M.
-. ~RACH
--------· Wlk to Hoag Hospital 8Y Owner. S66,000. 2 Br 1 from this new '79 Canyon
Ba, $13.!iOO to assume Crest 20x32, 2Br. only
8Y.a% VA loan. 30996 122.950. (5403)
Ollie San Diego. Open ._ricmt Mbl HIM
House 1·5Sunday ~7·9390
By Owner. Open llouse
Sat/Sun J0.5. Great SJC
location, 3 Br + study. 2
full Ba, SUj)tlr reat\Jrci. &
upgrades anrl. cumm .
pool, lg rdwd deck patio.
w /lrcl11s & br11.'k
firepit1BBQ. frpk , wak
hrdwd firs. top qual.
c.irpets, rrurrort..-d dosct
doors. plantation shut·
t.ers, wood waJI panehng,
blt·in food center . &
much more. Must S<'c to
aprprecaate. S92.SOO .
31516 W1ndaong Dr .
8-8043
---
COSTAMIESA
A new ·79 Canyon Crest
12x48, klllg si bdrm, udll
pk, wlk to shopping
15,95(). (5334,
Amtrican Mbl Hms
M7·9300
OCEAN VIEW
and 3 pnvate beaches.
Ext'lus 1ve Tre a s ure
Island M.H. Park N1l.'e 2
Br. 2ba Owner anx1ow..
$?UOO. 499-3949
-~IMCH
12UHITS
1 DOOR from OCt;AN.
Unbebevably low LOW
PRICED al $425,000.
Owner will trade
Wortdl ... Estah
556-7777
f'OUlt UHITS-C.M.
Near new. 3 Br owners
wut. 2 ba. rrpl. 2 l'ar
gar., J.2 Br. 2 ba. u111ts
T5L lnvstmts 642 1603
16 DB.UXIE UNITS
PRIME fo;ASTSJDI::, CM
2 Bdrmseach
TilESTAHNES<.:O.
640.5711
Real Estate Newport Shores 4 BR. a 1HE COMPLETE
TO BUY.SELL
RENT· FINAN<.: 1-;
Call Your
.......... Store
lafm wwwlloa Cettter
2 BaJ Isl Duplxa Incl new ba, 2 blks to ocean ,
Bayfront to be xch1d dn. $12.8,000. 862-9677.
Owoer213/~.
HOME
32:59 sq ft, 4 BR. 2~ ba.
lr g famil y rm
Earthtones. A must to
see. OPEN SUN 1·5PM:
33612 Via de Agua. cross
s treet C amino Las
Ramblas. $185,000. WEST COA.51' PAClt'IC
R.E. 831-4!600, 496-8535.
MS;C-2252.
Westmmster MS ~
SHAltP DUPUX
Two 2 Bdrm units m xlnl
cond Terms very Ol'xa
ble. A must sell s1tual.IOn
All orrers considered
Owner will help hnance.
Xlnt Costa Mesa locn
taon Asking o nl y
Sl39.SOO
•MO 'l)UAUFYIN4'i•
Only Sl0,000. take over
fantastic lease option on
3 BR exec. home. Won't
!asl Owner. 541-0210
HAllOll VIEW
Eepn«ly upgraded 3 Br
in sreat Joe. Lovely yard.
67Ma13 RE/MAX
IOATSUP
Included in Uua NEW ex·
elusive NewPort Beach !!sling.
1010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Anaheim 956-4500
Cntrl Anaheim 956-1011
Santa Ana 554 7070
IAYSIDE
Adult excluaavc park.
Beautiful. Lge 1 Bdrm
w/hu1e encl porch. 2
battu., ser vice porc h.
New plumbing fixtures.
boal s lip priori l y .
Pools/clubhouses. For
i.ofo call.
R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640:5112
2 Bal Isl Duplxs incl now
Bayfronl to be xchgd
dwn. Owner21.3t684-3:!o0
Mlrpart leCICll
12 UNITS 5 bdrm, ''Somerset'· on MIL FUCHS
1141.TOlt
PAYIUOMllALTOR'
'7Wl20
l2 units. Modem. 0% vat'
fac. Xlnl for out or town owner. Synd, etc. Walk to
all. Ocean side beach comm. Askioe '32,000
per unit. ~I Properties Systems. 714 · 729·3059,
434-4576.
I Door from t.be Ocean. crembelt w/on.ly 1 adja·
Unbetiveebly low prieed cmt house. Excellently
at. tm.OOO. Owner will malat. inlide " out. Spa
lnde. • bDCk yd " view of ca· W.WIMI•.... 1Q'Onllibta. ()pen 1-5 PM 1 ... 7777 ~n 1930~ Port AcnolJI for S. l200 Dana Point duplex; 2 BR.
Ml\WOITIUPLD
-Owa Uiia laad, walk tot.be
Oeacb. &aper 1barp 3
Bdrm owners unit,
w/neat 3 Bdrm rental.
lmth have fireplaces and
are in moft-ID eaddiUoa.
Mlr.lal SZU ,000. Call
stt-1151 lor appt.
, . • HERITAGE
REAL roRs
OCV.M¥llWI
'-4 Bdrm. 2 peUos,
ma1 extras. BELOW
MARKET. RE·MA.X
8'7Ml13
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ba .. 1 BR. I ba . 2 rpl. 3 gar. Sl42.000. Peg AlJen. BEAUTIFUL Realtor 49C.-7578
T ... 1090 • C•uvoN VIEW LAND c:..--.1.!"'Golf' -·-a RanchoCahf. area. 22ac. IU.I&-.. -RV .....,.__ ...,.... ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Build a mlni·ranch or __,... .......-~ eatae. 9)C) sq.ft. 4 to s I•--------profit thru sub-dJvbaon. 3 Br owner's unit. Near
Bdnm, 51h batlw. Pool P4MOIAM4 V•W Good t e rms . Agt . south Coast Plau
adapa. Sl,J75,000., 'Ibis IU'le cuatom built 754-6218. Owner will finance
111 Slaaurr CO, f•mily home has Just David eoune. Rltr ~ been reduced, $30,000. Jt 5 ACUS 546-lllllO features 5 Bdrma , 4 Sl7.SOO fulJ price. Terms . &tf.5711 baths, new carpets , JdeaHorMoblJe.13milcs ~+INCOMI
drapes, wood paneling, to Hemet. Power. Con· 2567.... CM
intercom and llnted tact Dave Knapper, agl. Dix spedoua home w /S l•-------•I glall8 thnaout. A must to m.aM180 2Br studio twnbae unlta. ~=== ::e~~· 5*5880 for c~ .. '~ 1600 =· ~.~ ~'dJ~ r.--'n"--~". ln r kilcbeo, Mediterranean &;Aim.~ • 11&m .,.,..... .... ••••••••••••• •• •• • • t I h I
thll --pt.i-ally ap. Ha ml s Ye arc lecture , ........ .... ve ae ·precious gems a....-·•"uU,y ·---pd A
pointed 3 BR 21h Ba to trade for real estate . ~'deot~p. re.
Dolor9I Plan. 1~~~~~~~ •Ziii Open Sat 1·5 Reducedto$174,900 1.:; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; To•callql979·5099
..,.._ .. .,..... .-J'..~ o.rlelt..... SbtJJlngC....... Ea!lltlderedbricklrim.3 By~ Npt Sborea, 3 (YA ;•;.;;•••••••••• lJlh St .. COeta Mesa U. Owners wait :u , frplc.
4k', pool, tenoi1 cru, R E A T y ,_. I 1'\J Y leued: 8% return. end pr. 2-2. inc. S1 l!Ml
1101,900. "Courtesy to • S. I Ito 12,810,000. • per mo. Noqualif. wf2(Yk
llD'a.''541-.-.a ~~~~~~~~~l•-••H•••••••••••••• dwn. $202,300 Owner Owacr weekend special. OCIAMllfltlS ~ _532449 __ . ____ _
W~IWWWWi NOMI Lu11l 2bdrm. Condo. BrectMMtnr ocean sun· ~ OOPLEXl YR OLD
3 er, 2 be, wttb bo.t aUp. aoae to e¥e!l')'thlaa. As· tell from completely DOH~. f"UICIO.IH 2 Br 1 ea ea, d.wuher.s.
For appt. to aee call _..ble lou, sus,ooo. tumiabed 2 BR, 2 Ba, I ...... Toa ' carpeta, drapes, custom n J.1112 0...1,... ....,., famil1 room mobile ft._.. bit-In wall unh.s F p in home. In pre:tllioUI El ~~ front unit •· dbl. . -_J~~~~~_J llano a.1. Many extra M0•1000 • .. 1ar , laC'1 1al1 1076 iaclude: covered park· copper phlmblq, rain
., Alta ....................... ... parcJt.. ..... abed. ft.:n& .. ~i!!i
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lKltldlal lalML Open _..1dldpD&io.p¥te..da 4110LDINYSYRE Nwpt Sbre av1U. All =:aw!:.:t':;c~r
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111 MOIUYS now. MX62 Hlllc:rH_tl UH fVllMt &OAM • ~h. w 11x20 eaelotea llACH IMCOMI -................. .. ~ ~ ocean breuea a nd 1 Star Anaheim <>war will carry dplx ln Ute lQduat.rial lrvlae·
ldriD, Ni ... frm1 cit. privacy, 2 bdrm. l~ Park. Reduced to Nwpt.-l blk to OClD WI TUIUa Mloel• r,r ...
_..._.. __ .. !l ' ..... earefNa eODdo iJI =-Uat...:. -H -'-from -•lA.a 2 S. a--..a • --·--eoaltt • ........._.81 u .. 1 lK -· -... , .. t~ ~_,. --· --new480Glq .. oe. 1* °"" llllbjed to a ._.. ,._ · . I <JW·77). :~ *f low rentl. Of. 11 avail. llllit in prime illllll• OlllJ-• 11111 .• 6taksovereJU1t-....... ..._...,. ••.ooo. fwy_... loca&Joa. Alt •1111 · ' · .. r--la· C.ll DO'#! fl• 4IOO ....,. o,ls-4 1" new, cond., fire alarm •
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•111,aoo. co.op OK. dhrt~ Into 2 unit•. CALL. NOWI Al\. Lea Im• ........,,(1M)-..c7L . oeeupucy. o..r.-.m1.
• I
credt. water & power.
Sl7,.500 S48--2M5 ............... ..
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..:. .. 2700 ....................... ............ .,..
:m acres Wlth terms.call
forlnlo
S8 acres with almond
lrecs, houi.e & P'><>I
Term.
16 a He:. with mob1 ll'
home-SBS.000 Tcr m. ..
2000 al'r e developed
raocMi2 .000,000
Several 40 acre parC'els .
secluded $35,000 ca('h
Good terms
Several 1rn1eated aJfalla
rant'hcs ~ m rt:
l...arjtc va('atlon home on
L11ke Na<'1 m aento an
private d1:vclopm(·nt
<:000 f1Stung & walt>r ::.k1
uag.·SlJ0.000.
l'nnl'lpals onl) plt·:.'tt·
Contact Ken Mark11 :.tl
ldtll w. Hftlick
Healtor & Associate~
IS16SpnngStn~l
Pa.so Roble:,
ll05J 2ll·Sl50
ll05) 466-304'
F\nd what you want m
DaJJy PlJot Claast11ed.s
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1265 lbr Balboa lsland
1265 2br klds gar ruce
$37S 3br t'Ol'ldo gar f h'
S4004br Inds pool cute
557-0125
..... , ••••• 3207 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Near oew, 3 BR homt.
dose to bay & ocean.
!Wumed ttll l> • frpk ,
J.-c·uu1 Obi IC<lrdl(f'
$000 Mo. )rl). lhll Grun
d). Rltr 67~161 --
f'\nd what )OO 1o1oanl in
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642-5678
y 2 Br condo. pool,
patJo, garaRe & carport,
S4 25 Iowa St, CM. ~
Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba,
fam&ly rm. Super i.barp'
Bltm, frplc, fncd yard
Avkd IS 15 S625 646 U35 ..
•2 Hr I ba C'ondo nr
South Coest Plata New
C'rpt.'i. drp., A C. pool
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Children o k s.i .. o
968-lf.62orS4S $lSI
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5'2·2464
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NO POWER SHORTAGE
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Reill or else lovely-view
home. 1515. 3 bdrm, 2 ba •• buce lllPll.alrs boo us rm.
WTth deck. Fully renced.
CloMe to schools/• shop.
pang/ MAnna/ beachel. bua.a.QM2
8Toro l2l2
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3 or 4 br Pnced from
$465 t.o $49S. f"nc·d yard &
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welcome. Calt964 25661ir m 2!171 A~. noh.'l•
fa• t•Valey 3214 .......................
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:J 1x-4 br Pnced from
Sil6.S to $4'.15 1-'ncd ) urd II.
g a r a g l':. t' " m 1 l 1 , • ..,
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weko~ Call 9&1·l566 or
!f73. l!/71 Agt , no f l'C
4br, 21.,00. i.unken t'H
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watertgardener inl.'I
1875 963-1108
4 bdrm Tnplu. pool,
FDR, ram rm FP. wet
bar. S8!i01mo. Avail
SePl 1 968-1686
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VN;AHT HB ... • ••• ............ JJ67 rm, 81>4lt'IOU!'i yd. fruit
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Adull Cocnpltox l1.&SW')' 2 a r.-4 br. PriHd from ~ _
bdrm., a...~. pool. ...,.,'°.,'!'5-. •'bed, • .!r1r:t .. ~ _,, , .... 12 ..
•. .ecunl)' 1•te. *'7& "' . ... v ••••••••••••••••••••••• ht. tut +depoau. plu•e. Kids • pe ta ltOM~rottRENT ~-...._ Wt'llrome Otll9M·J~ehr s or 4 br Pnced from ------mar1. ,._,no fee. le Lo StQ5,. Fncd yard & ~I ...!..~Ill;~~ Muu,_t.._. lHt gara1ea . F1tmll1h ,......, c u...._, --.-..... --·••• .. ••••••••••• please, kids & pe ls
ty, DO sm dlildre.. ST'° NO -·Et ~· It Condo wek:ocnc. Ca.II 854-2566 or mo. FunalMecl wluUI. ro:. --,,.... i paJd or \.l•fll.J'otabecl. reota.ls. Vi I• Rentals ... _,1 .. _. no ...;.ee __
7 l 4 I a 3 e · 3 7 2 4 & 8'1S-4tlZ Bkr. • _ _ _
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a BB. t bli. bttaa. frpl, 1und•~k. 1ar. door
opener, bill. to Bia
(.))rwa. ~Mo. 87M510
Beame • a.lau , huce •Br
._ l>'/P, paUo, tenrua.
.-mtmo. •·•IJ~.
lbr. walk·lo closet.
carpor1, pool, 136$ yearly lease 64()..U819,
2br. l ba, townble; deck.
pool; adll. cblld 16+, no
pets. $430 Ue 673-<M7 3
IAaeLOI
SZ501ftcl utU 613-3415
3 bdrm, 2 ba, frplc. gar.
So of Hwy.
f73.a12 Sharp 3 br w/oew p&uab aiper dean 3 BR, 2 ba. 2
crpl lbruoul, liv rm Car pr. Poo._ No pets.
w/frplc, brite cheerful •Mo.Agent~. ..... w..t l706 Co6e to bch. Bach. apt.a. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• UUJ incld. $350. " $300.
ldtcben. pvt bllck Yard. Bays hores e xclual ve 15CP.8f7·Ul2Z;~~ private community
Lie fW"O 3. bdrm, 2 ba
duplex Wanter rental
$600/mo S61-3:.ilt3 VACANT, alot HB loc. 3 w1acce11 to 2 love ly
BR, 2 ea. ~ mo. Call beacbee. 3 Br/study 2 & l Br. yrly, avad.
Keith. 962_..71 bcxne. unrum, IUOO Incl. Sei>t.15. $385 + utll.
------prdeaer. AvaU Sept 1. ~----_ 67:M062
Large older home 6C2-M55 or lf no answer YearlyZJ:Srl ~Ba .
downaown H.B. K75mo. 49t-2797 P.P. lower duplex, SSSO +
Avail. Aug. lOth. Ref. •WALK TO BEAm3a-;.: util. Agt. 673-4062 ~· ~ S700 mo. tae. tennis, pool Con..d.e Mer 3722
J bdrm duplex, brand new & voUeyball, gar, agt. •••o••••••••••••••••••
ept. walking to beach. 96U628. f\lrnished studio; $300.
Ir u I t tre e s, $2 9 S For gracious Uvbtg·thb 1; Avail immed. No pets. 714-~67 Bob Graves. it! Big Canyon condo 2 701 Acacia, alt 6pm.
67>1497.
3124 .......................
MESA VERDE home at·
1D01phere 2"3 br dlx apes, no pe\S. 546-1034
LA MANCHA UTS
Large, 1,2&3 bd garden
apt.s, Adults. Ds hwhr.
bltn'i, encl gar. gas bbq
Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott
Pt. 64.2-5073; &f.S._56_1_1 __
2 Bdrms. l batb apt.
Adults. s:ns. mo. Gas
lmdl'd 2 ... J b9. 1ar.1--------s.a1 ... ll76 •NllWOIT~· un OllTAllA •..,.mo.• ac111 .. Oft· •EIXE• ................. -.... ...,.. • '·'· ...,.... .,_...._ 111tcs ... tr.aol*l.m.n.... ----1 • ar. move la today. Commere. Park ••9t. Jm1q. ft. tolftceauite ~-APT WaUuoltdL -...... ate w /l otlaer bual· wltll llfllted 1110
...._,or .. t-. ...._ .. •tmo. AYaU _ ..... ll•""'lt,y, XIII&~
• furn/ ........ Pvt Seey ;'':l:"Oi11 frwy. Con·
2 Bd. bouMk~' 1ara1c.. pool, DO • Mal/mo. Mar. 1&53-B Orup Ave.
Z BR 2 ~~ Watalde. a.. CaUaftwM
$5W1U
•NLBA9
8eautmil Carden apta. POOi Ir apa. Adulta, oo
t:5chelor
161 E. llt.b St.
64Ul56
S27S
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3poota
Covered ear port
l*Jo apta .• BBQ'• dOleLo twys. bcbs waUc Lo ahnppf n1.
17111•1t•uwut .. w .....
847-6064
tk ... , •• I 1•1
ND UNIT In Triplex.
AvaU lmmed. 2 Bdrm. 2
ba. pvt patio, i,e mu.
klU ohpeee. lOOt·B Hun-
lln&too St. S42S/mo .
175-!llflS •631·1309 "'
COND0·3Br. l ~Ba . fAr1re 3 br. 2 ba.,orport, stove, relrig, patio, pool, no pets. Near OCC. $395. S4.50 mo. 646-5313 '151·3886.
WOODSIDE VILLAGE 3 ,! ~~ t;~':'Z·J:s~
CONDO •· 3br, 2ba .. Chlca.MO-s.504 9qlleety cleu. M25mo. ...:..._.:...:.....:.... _____ _
6'>'1S73agt. ttMW• ....... ll42 28drm. Small boule with
yard. Kids OK. Xlnt
E'side localloo. Won't
last. Asking. $450. Sub·
nWt. 914-51.56
Newly decoraled adult
apt. 2br, Iba, open
beamed celling with Jots
ol wood. $315 mo. No
pets. 673-3803 eves.
2 BR apt, crpts & drps.
pool, 313 17th Place. $265 mo. 642·2464.
2 Br, I ba, crpLs, clrµs,
carport. Kids ok. No
dogs. S32S mo._64S-7S22. _
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Nev new l' Br 2 Ba bit·
lns, frplc, dbl gar. MIS .
213 /02·7936 , Dao,
7l4/8t0-654.S
ll44 .......................
New 2br. Condo. Pool.
jaamJ, tennis crts. No i>«J. sos. 961).352.J •
Lo...-19ecJt ll41 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCEANfRONT 2 Br. 2 ba wlprlvacy, greenery.
crashing surf & super
bea c h . S8 95 /m o
Waterfront Homes
631-1400
a..,. cWuxe OCMlafront. avmU • lllr .... Coe· tact Palltedel C..ter UGO eq. ft. J W. 2 bit. taClt Ill'. Tbolllaon or ........., Office el am
w/mln'ored ~rm. --.-••· S.E. Bliltol ._ °' caJJ dbl ove.-. dabwhr,
I ct maker, ( r p I c , <>n1C& apece a.aUable ..:56'1=..:..·10~10;;..;.'-----
nwack. Jacuui Iii l1e at 17115 Btaell Bl•d. 1or2 am au.. from '75.
bat b tu b. ae cA r it y near Talbert lft Huot-m w. Utb St. Call TOOl IY•t•m. prof. decor. lnctoo Beach .. llO per 51).z:aDO. Draatically reduced ! maa&b. Pbooe ..,...... ..:...::;..=:::..:..: _____ _
-.zw. ..-vice ao per monua. RetaU/<Wflce spaee, 100 ~•per IDOD.th. Dally 1q ft. Wettcllff area. lltl Pilot office. Phone l-6'1Ml41,e.Utolled. Wtt ' I•
-·••••••••••••••••••• to.4IZ'1 ext. m . 3Bdnn.Z .. w12 car rar.
A /C . Gas 4's elec.
$475/mo, days SS8·1N6
Uk for Debby. or 891.ct7 evea.
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11lE EXCITING
'ALM MBA A1'TS MlMJTES TO NPT BCH
Ba~WBR
fromli2554'up.
Adu.It.a. No pets.
~MesaDr
<S Bib Eaat al Newport
Blvd>
9am-Spm 546-9880
CINrm POtMTI DIC.sums Jamboree• MacArthur
Bay Windows
Pluah Carpet.
71~J7J7.
1230 UP. Oltice·atore.
cpta, dr111. A/C. 17301
Beach, f(B. l.M. ~2.834
Newport Beach ofc /apt ta>. Cannery ~100.
87s-4tl2 broker
IMO .... ltlMT
lllCSUITIS
HaRMneee ii harin& your place of bualneas at
Biiker Center. Rece.,.-
tionist. coofl'C MD, phone
coveraae. 100 Xerox
eopiea/mo, coffee. In·
dd'd in rent. Secretarial SYcs. avail. For more in· to, please call Bev at
919-2161
DISICSPAQ
It Up, loc. oa Newport
• NB. Call ~3050 or
646-72ll
FAtabllshed Newport Small Ride-Away OffiCi!.
Beach full service ex. Only l50/per moalh. Va.
ecullve s uite. 3 in· cant. 32S No. Broedway, d. Id I ffl Santa Ana. Hi1toriul Seawild r.u-e .~~. :ii !:!n:r; Bldg. P'or more info call
New 1&2 bdr.;j'!rxury Included in moolh to Sam Wamm SS8..fl818 or
adult apC.s in 14 plans mo n t h re n t a I . RmataSSS.T107
from S3SO + pools ten· ~at Jamboree. Small alfice. Perfect ror Dis, waterfalls, p0nds! EXlX:t!JTVE ROW lNC. answering service. etc.
Gu for rooking & heat· _ 752·1170 Only m per mo. 1102
Ing paid. FJom San,. bealll•• S.hl West 17th St, Santa An &.
Diego Frwy drive North ddl . .le 180 For more Info call J~ on Beach to McFadden Newa llontoiua . · Canale 547·4181 or then West on McFadden foUll service exec. swles RenataatSS6-7707 to Seawind Village. 111 Newport. Center. 14
1714>893.Sl98. new ortices 111 plush sur-475N. Newport Hlvd. N.B
ADULT APARTMENTS
N~ among t.all pcnes
& n.as..111.ng streams.
round1ngs w /under-Secretarial servac.-~
ground assigned park-avail. Desk space or of
Ull-From 1295 mo Ask ficeorsuite. 646-4481. about our move.In al·
lowance • • Near DeVt" office bw Id Lovely malataioed 3br, Br 3 Ba w/pool, tennis. C-.Mna 3724
2ba. 2-cty home. Wa.lk.to jac. -No peta. $87S-............... -..... .
'6clL No P,eta. ~o. m.3348 ____ 1295. 1 Br mobile home. 5Padous2br, apt.a. Fami·
96J..&m.SJS.l46L LG14IDIM.31A Mature adult only. No fy unit. Pool & Play-
Elriec. home lmmac. 3br, Canal front. Comm pools pets. Quiet. secure. 1991 ground ~odance West
paid. 642-5073.
Newly decorate.a 3 Br 2 Ila
townhouse. Spacious
fittplace & pool. Quiet
area. Adults, no pets
~&t5-s:tal~*9 --.
St»oous 2 BR. lana.a rm. 111X> Mo. Turner Assoc
49f:l1l7 -PACIElCWOOOS . 839-2140
2Br, d s bws hr. patio. I Br. paUo, Pvt steps to .,_ 4000
Newport Rettency Corp. 1ng suiles. Will c_e.n.t
lT14>6"·711J9 · below competitors. Own _ __;..;_;;_:..:....__.....;___ ree parla.og. Ocean viev.
Superior all respects. Midil arnnge partictpa
uon for lax shelter, but
not neceuary. Owqers
suhst.ancial. Next to POC!t
<Wfice, Lingo &t other
Anabesm otr1re. blu y cor · oer. 8'.Xl5q ·, crpt, drps.
pant llang. Carol at
~' Pat at 586-9867 eve5.
3ba,frpk. Be•ut. lod.lcp. &tennis Avail now. $825 Nwpt81~~3;. __ !f~!·1 ...1._!96 M
12
a
5
ple . Wallt Lo bch. Gerdener. Ue6'>3370 ..,....._, ~ween · ·
No pets. $675. 1163-84.52. --·--SUSC.ASITAS -G-~~Apts --
SJS.1461.. ll&ns ClCIDdos, leases~ F\lm. l br apt S27S. & Beaut. brand oe.w 1&2 -----Lo~ '300. AvaU. Aug. lat. Br 1 le laundry rm 3 Br, 3 ... 22nd SL S57S ~644-1133 Eocl. gar. Adulls, no ""· rrp • ....,.. ·
DX>. Water cir gardener --. pets 2ll0 N rt 81 lmmed. occupy . ......, to peicl __ MO-SllOt _____ Charming 3br. 2ba, home se..c. e~ • SG.
dole to bcb. shopping, & -. ---TSL Mgmt 642-9412
3242 scbools. $7SOmo. 64S-i498, 1 Bdrm trailer $200. mo. NEW 2 BR -t~e iv.a
63l-31JL _ + util's. No chJ.Jdreo or Ba Ftp&c 00 pet.I' 1940 -..................... ---• --does.642-9193: . ·-wa'uace.Dio.~
carport. k.lds OK . $300 beadl. $450 to l5SO mo ••-••••••••• •••• • • • • • • mo. lst & 1st. 794·8 W. $7212 Room w/11.Jt~te
18th, SST-4S'19 ----SP~R oce-;& m wt'ek & up
Large. lbr, Nr. Falrvtew city views rrom unlum 2 s.l-9755
& Bak.er. Adult.a Only. No br, 2 ba luxury apt. Encl. 1 BR. aep bath, share Pa&.~18112. PQ&e. M~ adulla. kitchen $160. Ca II ---------Heferencu. LeMs e 831Ml78att6pm. Mesa Verde d.Jx 2br, 2ba, aaooimo._~..:. ·--
1ar, lndry rm .. Kids & eea.aa. q1aet home lmi
htsOK.3111 Mace. S38S. Newly decorated l1rge 2 bch. Lag. Bcb. Room
49M.ll7 bdrm. L .. lb. 5 min. to avlW. Ku & pnv Wld + ------· beach. Adults, no pets. FR. Si!:SO. 494-1294. New 2br. 2ba. encl. gar, ..., mo. 64().4287 Agent., -------
QM! al a kln<L.
.PENTHOUSE
SUITE
promaaeat bus.I~ 'h
rm.le to Laguna Beach in
So. Laguna. cau Owner
499·1625 if N A call
Owners R .E . office
l0-8pm Open 1 days.
49H.11S
3BR..2.,.,ba.,wetbar,J2 LOSTfrALONE? I' II <•IHdl 3740 --------It bolt slip incl. Tenrua _....._5 • 21r. 2ba townbou.se, clean.
& pool; steps to beach. ....,. .. ,_ ••-••••••••••••••••••• S360, 1912 Wallace,
Rl50 Mo. 846-3215 SHOWS YOU THE WAY SMALL BEACH HOTEL ma 0 a I er w a 0 t ed.
TOGO HOME ROOMS$1~/mo. 6'>7300. 3244 . .-CAU.631-4155 Apt.$200/_!DO.:..~~ ----.•. --
Adult. $36S/mo. 1967 St().,~. Bedroom. private en -Aoabeim Ave. Apl. --· trance. Private modem C~l.6. eves. ·Ml.,.,.._.. ll6t home. Share bath. Sl.25
•• .. •••• .. ••••••••••••• per ino.. Avail lmmi:d. Large JtJr, pool, patio. , .... -..-W-IT .,,.,......,,. Adults Only. No Pet. 1887 -,,_1 ·~ .....,.....,...,
lACated within the uni.
que Ew'opeao designed
Lido Marina Village. <:.onsadn-;
Prest.i.lioua garden alf1ce
bulldin1. Brookhurat
Blvd. near Edinger SWtes from 3llO 1q. ft.
Jmmed. occupancy U7Sl Brookburst. Mr
Cantor 213/~5849. •••••••••••••••••••••.!•j•lliiii~~~~~~~ .._.. 3741 SJ15tot425.2Bedrm,
llMrALS ---~ 2bath,encldgar .• OCEAN VIEW •••••••• •• ••• •• • • • • • • • • lplc. laundry rm, patio ! :~ ~ ~·.:::: . ~= Newport Crestram•rmBR,t!o.,., I..\INNGUNMA_'dBE~~H ~_'foRr -~Mam~-~··~ R, D-$750 Ba, din rm. • '<' • o .. _. "'• 0 '-VI SB 3.............. nia,pooi,&recarea.'800 1V, heated pool. Utll. S'IUNNING large. lbr, 28R,.28a ... ·· .•.. $500 mo.6T.M450. C714)4f4·52N. 985 No. garden apt .. POOi . rec.
San Clemente -------<:oa,,t Hwy. area. S315. 710 W. 18th SL
2 Bdrm, 1 bath coodo. --·-·----------·---Faatutlc ll>Cation in Small tum 1 room• bath 'nlEGABLES
llt#fs. $800/mo. Anife, studio uW rum. Walk to 2 br W/gar. Adults, cpts,
640-901.9 bcb•town.. Sl95. 957--0282 drps, raage, fncd yd, --------01'41rl-31nt. wtr.
Monroria. $27S. ~30. ~.? ! !.:..!. .. ~~.~ Employ;~n~; ~~ker -----------...,...~. '"""~ IDlle lbare bath + all l c;io~. lge 2 br, garage, From$388.SO h r e .. e r .1. ..-..;, Spedacular spa, total 5 e • c · • • •
$37k.5466or64$-+193 ncreatlon program. F~ew.c M. ·
--• --IOCial program. 1 pools, 8 Sl8S. SS1-S679~a!_k
1 bdrm + loft., 2 full ba. temua courts. At Fubton r ..... 4200 -srove, refrig, pool, no l.sland, Ja.mborft •San _ •• , ... ...._ __ ••••
pet.s. s:m~~l __ _ Jo9quiJf H.tlJ$ Road Lagi.ma Bch on OCft, adlu
12511.\. 1 BR, C&D, refng,
adlts, DO pets. Clean.
731.C w. lab St. 67J. 7787
1714)644-ltOO NB sleeps 8. 675--09Z2.
z Br. 2 be~.~ bh ?GO.;..;_ ___ _
2.400Sq. Ft.
Privue Elevator
Wet Bar. Lounces
Panoramic Bay vH~w
CoY.-PallO
Oec-ora&ot Amecuu~
C3.l1 for appolotment ·
675-8&62
----------Sulgle office near OC
Airport $140 pr mo. Ph
~
Prestigious new
EXICUTIYl sums
Baycrest large 3 bdrm, --------37-.,-3'39"E"Oranae
..-.ty decorated. '7915. tla ,,. , .._. 887 "K" Vkt.ori'a -15t-11D'lcr487~1744. --•••••••••••••• ~-~A''Orangr . ---· -SUllOIERRENTALS 2 91' A.frame, 3br, t8'7S. 8Ytbeweek,nowavall.
"2 ,. ...... .._"--.__ ~. Al8oWm&erRenU.la '+5~;, ~.,.;o°'•bl'IC ea.moAgent _~fee. _Aaea&!'~l~ _
Alrbelor. aew put E
slde looa&lon. $270
OUE'Lm• Mast lJW. Free.. New cpt.
drps, end. prqe, pa Lio.
great kitchen w /bltns.
Adults. DO pets. Dbl. link int.th.
beach, 2 car IM'·· auto Newport oceanfro nt , opnr. Beaut. bay view. '*'-7, 1Lat locabon,
TSLM&mt 642-1803 near pier. tft'eekly . 3 BR. 2 ba .. u~ -;;· 613-7'6T1 _· _-__ _
Nell' Udo. Quiet a.rea. ._._ ......_ 4250 Adults ptt(. ""'· 87Hl 70
O.C. Al90IT LOC.
Delwce a room suite . DIO/mo. l>Qs; ~7751,
~:m.Q313.
available ne•r 0 ('
Airport. AUractive rah',
UlCJude rettptJorust, .......
bbrary. conference rm:,,.
aecret.ariaJ 1ervice, &
Xerox facility. Yor a
penoaal lour • f\artber
cle&eill inqaif'e'at Vortac
ASIOC, 95S·2288 or
-~-----
---**PIMrHOUSI• * 2br,2t>a,paUohome Very 1barp, pool. 2 •••/WIMTll
SS001mo. bedrm. lge peUo, S5CIO. llMfALS -~or640-l2l2_ Bob or Dovie Koop,
RE/MAX63l·ll66 Turtlerock 4br, exec.
Home. Prime view lO<'a·
Oon.-915/mo. 640-1212 ---. .. *l.9'ft Ca.do•* 3 Bedrm, pool, jac.,
BO/mo. Bob or Dovie
DIAMOND
REAL ESTATE n• w. co.an-.. lfflll.IU.
~Wl;~SJ?~-
E'slde new 2br. 2ba
duplex, upper. Compl.
ldl. Crpt, dl'JIS , frplt',
deck.. S425mo. No Pets.
Adults Only. 135 B flower. crra.eou. ___ _
1 Br euldo, &oft. balcony.
t.eonia, pool, jacuua &
gym. Couple only No
_pets:_ $3'1S~ 548-8251:
Koop. RE/MAX 631-1266 645-7573
,-er 2.,., ea. 2t00 aq It I-;:====-=-=-=-=-=-=-:; home. Family rm,
formal din, kitchen ooolr,
rdwd bol lub, stained
gl .. s & s kylights.
Gardener $1250 I mo.
Adult 2 bedroom. Super
location. Redwood beam
ceilings. No pets. S300
mo. Inquire 568 W.
Willoa~E._~
DLX2BRSUPER VIEW ~ nr lbolla. $355 mo.
Mils, no pet.II. 81S-234S1
~.~lPaci.fic.
tbr condo on besl lagoon.
Orangetree, pool, tennis,
etc. Rdrig, w /d, $350 ff11.zm, 49MID __ _
2 bdrm, 2 ba condo in 6'U318 __ ------
Walnut square, AC. pool, 2br, 2ba, Condo. Ex~.
.tuJt.s no pets $450/mo home In Harbor Ridge.
548-7136 Hlghly upgraded, faf\· .. :__.......,,..;-Qindo -Extra tastic view. $1,800/~o. '"'UUUU1•,..e · Will consider lse. option. lrg. 2br. Cathedral cell· Call owner for appt. mg. Frplc, W ID, Lse S65-l036or644-0908
HSO/mo. 644·S7SO, -------~.P~_551-3238 __ 21r. Z'nba, ha au m~
..... 0, I fwJt1 ~incl~:bc:
TR Visf a Exec Avail. Aug. lat.
1\mhome. View lilbts· 1M5mo/lse. Sl().3342
TurtJe. Ground patlo+2 · ------
decks. 4 bdnn+ram. 2 3br WestctiH home, lrg
... P Many upgradea. yd, quiet street, $800.
J::artb tcaes. End Unit. NZ-7080.
Owm.rtAaent.552-MIO ·--· · ---Lido Isle bome; 3 BR, 2
4br, 2-aty, 3batbs, F.R.. ba. Clo1e to private ~ patio. SSZS/mo. t.c:bel.-..se>Anmaally.
Top Rel's. reqd. Avail. C73-1300Ageot -~ 1:~ --iWnrs3 si 2~.,.,-Ba-.-nr-
LIASI comm pool, tennis,
lJPO'Mecl .2 bdr + den. 2 abolla. • •· A•aiJ aug
ba. On golr course • .!:~:.~---
Beaut. Yiew incldg '?1te Bluff1.J..ovely 3br, FR,
Uta ~. ~Imo. c.;au 2.,.,.._ beaut crpta, drpa,
Q le n He 11 w •rt h • nr pool. Avail Sept. $72$. RE/~83J.121M. ____ ~fl:40'8*·_ ---
THE
"GOOD
LIFE"
SUMMERTIM.. FUN.
Soctat ActlVltr~ Dtfl!f'
101 • hefr !.~r.oa v
Brunch • BBQ • • J-a
tr es
GREAT RECMATK*:
Tennis• Free Lessons
(pro & pro snop) • 2
Health Clubs • Sauna
• JacuZ21 • Sw1mmrng
• Golt Driving Range
BEAUTIFUl. APART·
MENTS: Singles. I &
2 Bedrooms • Fur·
nished & Unfurnished
• Adott l..rvlng • lllo Pe1s
• Mooers Open dell) 9to 6
Oakwood
Garden Apenmenta
Newport llMc:h/No. 880 n ine
••• 18tn1
(714) 845-0550
Newport llNch/So.
1700 16th St
IOo•er 11 16tn1
1714) 64H117l.I
--· . -... ----VIEW OF OCEAN & cm. 2 er. 2 ba. trplc,
oea.m cell. Jacuzzi .
~~~mo.~~
INSTANT JN
New 2 br, 2Y. ba duplex.
ooe.. view, 1650 sq ft of
luxury, fncd yd. M9S.
873-6338or642-_9666 __ _
Prime Eut Side loc, H ·
ceptjonally spacl.oua 38r,
28a, O'plc,. In sm com·
plex. adlta, no pets. Lse
or mo/mo $05mo . 549-2042
' New 2 Br I,,.., Ba twnbse,
nr So. Coat Plua, cor-
ner M.iuion/Meodou, no
petl ...... 54M038
Lower " upper 3br. 2ba, Mesa del Mar area. $400.
2 children, no pets .
751·~.
' Ja.2 Br apta, bltoa, pool,
ad.Ult.a, no pets. S29S &
$325 931 W. ltth St.
5tl-Od2. -----
-----------' ....................... . BrlM new J Br. 2~ tie. COSTA MESA
Profess. office s pace av8'1. ID c:..&al. lat Bank 114. i».-aq. ft. Low
price lad. Ja.aitoraal, ~ty ler'Vicel, COD·
fenace rm. fr util. Abu.a·
daot park.Ing ava.il. Con· vniaenl loc. clo1e to
allport, travel •teat &
hlil1k In Wg. 2JO E. 17th
St .. C.M. 642-9560
2 BB $350/ l BR S32:S
Z123EldenAve.,C.M.
642-7805
$365 mo. 2 BR 1 Ba. 18 moe new. Avail 8/29/79. No
pets.. Refs req'd. Ownr
qL55&-Q21
S26S. lbr. 1 adult. No Pets.
Pool. 32S J . nth Pl. orr
S.A. Ave. an. IJam
646-5137. --------SbJdio. Util lncld. Dnve
by rear 469 Npt. Blvd.
$175/mo. Must qualiry.
642·9&01.
FR tWDllM. p&oonlDUC
,,_ of ocn fr crty Its,
pool. aauna. Jae & t'mpft
rec lac. •s1mo. CaJI 114/90-0802 Jim / L)'Tl n
631-1317 --------Le 2br. 2ba dplx. Garage
Close to ocn. Ad.Its only.
218 Cedar , Newport
Shores. 675-793S, 637. 7255.
Cool Is quJet Newport
fights 2BR apt. Pool.
paUo & garage ; Adults.
no pets saas. l80 t lSlh St
64.2-7340.
Jb&w for rent. &g Bear
Oty sips 6; bnftls furn.
125 nitety pr cpl. cau
after 3p.~ .. ~:1989_. -
l..agwla, oceanf rool pn v
beach . f1 s h1ng
weekly I mo. Winter
Ralea, ~.... • --
TAHm
Modem t or 2 br cottage
on beach on Tahiti with
car . row boal. wa sh
machine. complete
kll.chen, et<.'. For more
&aloaui 979 ~. __ _
.._ Oceanfront, r,urly. 3 BR. ..... to SIMn 4300 F.astside 2 new. c ..... rrrung ba .. ,,_~ I garage -••••••••••••••• •• •• """'nact lbr apt.s. No 2 • "'.......,• rp c, · ~-........ t&'50 6f.S.36SS Moving! Avoid deposits & Pets. S270, S300/mo. -.:._· ---cut living expenses'
631-4260. Big Can yo n Condo Professionally Sant'e
lBr Oplx, backyd, fresh
paint. pet-cb1Jd OK. $350 mo. S48-430:.;:_.J ____ _
Best Eastaide. l.rg 2br.
lba, bit-ins, encl gar,
S33S. adults. no pets.
lin11.29/61s.~.
312' .......................
Cbarmin1 2br, 2·s ty
duplex, fprlc, utll pd,
$!500.Mn.Hartley,33872
Zarslto, 714/493·1910.
Fint Ir lat, aec. dep. no
pets., cleaa front Is back.
Deluxe 2br, drpe. refrig.
pr, yard. Adulu. No
peta. SDS. 556-4314.
Studio apt. 1235 including
utilities. 494·3672 or
8'Jl·ll6l uk ror Martha
W/Class! 2br, 2ba, (rplc. 1911.
wet bar. SffWily. tennis. HOUSIMAns
pool. s pa. Lake new. S32-4ll4
640-4000; 640-5947 ---
2 Bdrm, 1 ba. pool. Expand your lifestyle
h rib a compatJble room. carport, elec. kite en. mate. We discover lbat s:m. mo. No children or penoo. Call
...!:peta:.==:...:·6n4;.;.:__l62.:...;,..;.D_a..:..ys_. __ 1 1WO PEAS lN A PAO
Desirable Versallle 8Sl--0815or759-1.2I09
sludio. S395mo. Phone Cllriatlan Bro 1bare 4
Ca1549-0833 OC' 96U787 bdrm Su.met Deb $192
UDOIAYPIOMT mo. util Incl. (213>
!laperb vtew-2 Br, 2 ba. ...:5:..:::..:219:.;:___· -----
Din rm. f/p, patJo, avall 2 Fem seeking rmmle,
9110119. Call 673-0770 bet Nwpt Condos across fr
7:30 pm or ~ or bch. M pref'd. Sl7S. ~ 66!l'lll ..:...::...:;;;.;..:... _____ _
2Br. tea, ,,.., blk from bch, Prof. Fem. to sbr lg bcb
patio, gar, S42S mo. hie. Pvt Br/Ba. S27S mo.
9111>-3177 lit & last req + security.
GARDIN OFFICE
SPACE
Avail. on Queal St. an
Newport Beach. From
400 to 31100 sq rt. CaJ I 145-7300 --·----CM newly decorated
sat.ei &lr rond. 4S'sq. rt mo 642-7710 or <213>
42'2·1665_. -----... , ..........
Newly funu.shed orrace.
Recept.iocust service Ul·
eluded. ln a pn me loca ·
lion 111 N.8 . Rent Mo to
Mo. Ast for Dorothy
~-------4450 .......................
For llOre It alfice space at
rNamabW f'9tes.
500 to IOOO S. Ft.
Ml'BA VERDE bR
PLAZA
ISZSlileNVerdeE,C.M.
14Ml2J
Balboa hl•ad, small .-en. 111 Al•te. Avail. now.>.-675-8170
F.utalde C.11. Space for
ofc. business or bobby.
SlS&up. 541-71'9.
For Rent S20lq. I\. buai·
NEWPORT BEACH
AJRPORT AREA • 2
fum. alfices •/reception
fr llOn,le. Moa. to Moo.
orsub/lse. 714f752.Q50. ------Bayfront omc~. $375,
Janitorial, parlt.ing, etc.
714/673-J()OO .. ----
............. 4500 . ..................... .
New front street local.ion.
Park Irvine Busioes.s
O!oler. 4.901 sq rt. For
lse/option to buy. Pvt
P\y. 49H892, 494-3966. ----.. --
NEW IMDUSTalAL
UMTS FOi LI.ASE
Close to 405. ~. & 91
freeways. teoo sq fl witti
off~. 1141898-203!! __
N~ M·l location for
established business, CM
area. 700-1200 sq H
646--3681
~llACH
3000 ft, 1000 rt orric1:
space. quiet lite indus.
area. No automotive or
fiber1laain1. 645·3323 dys.
~sq· warehouae & ofc.
Luuna JWls. Moulton &
Laie Forest. 9SM808 Owner. _____ _
NEED 800-1.200 sq ft for
lhop for builder. Mo to
mo or yrly tse desired
~
•• 4150 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Fenced stora1e lot,
60x50', 1 blk from
17th/Ora.age CM. Call
87S-S37S all 5PM. ........... JZ41 Luxury Condo In Nwpt ·--........... a.. Walkioa d.lltance
OCEANP'RONT· Wkl)' or from bcb. aean " quiet ,......, rt11tJs teeo I& up. 28r, 28a, new ap.
--• -2br. 2ba, $GS; 3br. 2ba, BF.Aunruu.y ·c1eeur~ ~IS; New w/fprk &
t bdrm apt. $285 l.nc.luding
utililies . 494·3672 or
•1-1161. AM for Martha.
X1ra l,e2Br, lba. Steps to ..:911)..5.511>:=...:==------
bch. nus W Balboa. 3 bdrm Newport Creat
S4U/yrly. 873·5181, condo all amenities.
213/&2542 Male ar female $110/mo.
2 compact lbr apt nr bch. 2l-3>. LlDda -.a17 or ~ view duplex, Im· 1IZ7 8a.Jbol al 18th. $315 ...:MM732..::_.;__ _____ _
neu space. Balbo1 .... w-... 4600
blaod. m.35812. ·--················. eel 2 B4rm oa Udo •iUl yrdi.. 64M259
all amenttia. ll1nJ Yiew.
'800/mo. Waterfront
maculate2br, 2ba, frplc. lie. 1 now; 1 Sept lit. Fem to sbr 2 Br apt
8 •.•11151. MMlA w /same In C . II .
M· l Corner, 130Xt0,
w/amall bids· •1 W. lllh St. c.11. sm mo. ta·Mm
9a11. pli.,.. Huse 2 car 1ar,
---------w/booll·up. $595 mo.
2 Bdrm. 1 ba North (213) 114·5151 ~ollect
t.quu Cb•1111ef' with IQYt1me. -------· , ~· IUO/mo Phil 2.Br,Jbe.den-loftt.rNwpt WIMAft
~·~·1400_. __ _
E.5'de,arlllldllllly,2 r.
/
MWMtews
pr,pwtfDedyd,DOdop 2 l*m. 2 bli, ram rm. VF.ARLY a bdrm, 2 be, 1111. rm. · •mo. s.nm oew1 ..._,deck, ~rt1. IJ'Dk. eodoMd peUo 1 _.. a tao..e . ...,. DOD• =bdrm.., Quiet washr1dr1. suo. bllr&.obdl. •141-ml .......... 8dalta. 4 bib So. ""-8: be•'n•• or Jll'Qf-. ..,.., UNDER
- ---------beacb arH. Cloee to •••WTALS Ncm2a-2a.w1~ oeeea W/YMw. •1mo. ..........
wtt.b be~uWul ·.-...i.. S.Mad*lm.mJeYee from bueb ·Cd 11 . 1i •~• Dtmo. art• •1111, landlc:aplna. Ideal for • .. -9i1111 Lo beeeb. ~I BR A.&u.aPM i• Aaallle:tm St. CM
99Q.n .
........... All>OC.
w.w • frplc, wr .,.., -.n.175-1111 au for ,.. ••••hr .... mo. IH HOO. L1lil ............ ldulla OYer' 35, No pet.I. -............. _ .. 2 81, fl*, Hali sept. l. -..... Carpeted, tollet
LEEWARD APTS, aat New l·BR. blk. Lo ... AM1m1 .... Call nea, .. ... . lr'CMlllll floor lD central
P\lllerton Ave. t1 blk 116n1; CIW•: ~_,.. llMID ...... 4JIO fociatoa . •autmo . ' ..!"~~$. ------..;;;.;..;;...4_bdrm __ • l_~-... -.-dea-.
~ bome, oeMa n . 3 Solar pool 61pe, 5 bib IO
IR.lba.-.._... Newport Bay. Call '!Wis Altoc. -..nor....._ leaYe -.-•·un ..._.... ·----=--~--~--
•
s.t Newport Ave Is 1 O.I{ ....,.u, . __ ,., . _..._ ..... 1 -•• .. •••••••••• .. ••• • m.-. blls Soutb of Ba11 ... l~m. lw-...., e. a...~ 9l5 mo. :.::.:..=::.=...· -----
Dl.-J. I' • ,_ .... Jl40 Adulu. No~ .... 1119...,.. Ava. Coat. HMIOl&YD. N;,. 11!19' I br 2 ba N ·-•H•ttue........ ,..._ ...... l>owl&own Coata M•a,
a.. ..... Mui .. only. Walk Lo bNcb.. Lake DH l '-J Bclr2 b~: ~,.::; ::=~ 2 D 0 u 8 L Its. t412 :.-1.t~::· ... no ..... Days l'J5.CICIU; br. &Ott " refrtii. ~) dee$ ... ...,. .... rd •t Newport Blvd, C.11. tlQO,
twlfD.1411 ... -.... Aa$1yray •• .,.. -• mo.la.MIO •11AIQJ1Cte.N.8 .Store
....,.. or afllC'l l)*e; dOO Sq.
BR w .. t('Uff area. ~a;:&e for rent. '*s':· ft.a•mo.
as so ci ated
2 I Br. l Bl, EHltlde Hlw dtlwr.e J Br. 2Mi ba
llklrqe. frwbb' decorat· 1411 Jard, ,. ... .,.. KJd.
ed -Smell but perfe« oi, DO . pt t a. fHO. furl ..................... : ...... *"17 ........ t Bdrm, .=::.=;;.:.::.=.::;;::;;;---
&*Jo, Walk IO bdl. saao New • clean, 2 BJl, l ba. .... ....... .,.. COO• furn, UOO unfurn No cMdrtn « pe&a. lll e, t Ir lMI .......
·Pool ·1Ddr7. eaf110tt. ca. 2111 .. ..., • a.GnlDdyRJtrm.4111
CO ...... 111·21M. Olt&aM......... . •
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w..tt,.•1 Cl•••l•t Tito PeraoHI Toucb ._.. Oetnlnl apeeiali.._ ln ...._an.e111,,m.am _, •.•. -.-u• oe . TrelH•.
6 J) 0 o&.lw 6 Mroeov1U tODt...... A __ .............. Oo&G«tiea. ,._ell, tO•Pl•l• aervl c• .... ~. Ut......... -----------wiUa a ~I touch! your nffda. Conapl•t•
Frn .. l. U7 .$0up. prol•,_,'8,1hllislby tTNl4t only bu1lae11. BOD:
ded/lm. 552-0lGI
Drh .. WQ9•PatSJ•1 lot All -fl....._ Im 0.~Llef .... AU .a.-.. in ·SeaJ~lrl -•• ,. • ., 'tame Im· •-..-LI"'. N8. CM 111au__.6~ln
Re9a1ra1 bandrman. Plumb DI. e ectr , For •POtl.,, aparkUn1
.. -.i.&.i.-dun Doule cell Ul-07•. ---·· oalnllDI etc. AM b' Deanaa ~ rv11U1t. Prof potoa. ~....,1 d --. ,_.. ..... '-· •a rupH
ai ~.room work.,....,., ... , • ,. 0 lldiitiOou. ~kl, ttc T l>an Mer
• --··-············ •• Srnl ;.. w.lcGmed.. 2S yn p. 0Wsb1 • Son -·· F\DU1' carpenlr)' Fr ~ draptty t ldnll\I. Mi;• 0 ""-Doon.. W\ndow9, ••lr done bl ,our home, no ln
-•••••••••••••••••••• m.a:Ml/611 '2111 -aJD~DO waltinti-
-1\ellable moth•r to c.,.ts..tce coast Fabric Cuo
babyalt d,ys, ap tnfant to ••••••••••••-••••••••• ~7'33. 10. or. Bolla tuca/ ~d Sban"100 a: Ilk-am dean --------~
..,.., ILB. -.1541 •f\ Coklr bnaht4lnttt. wbl ~ 6:~ CIU 10 min blea<-h. Cle1rn ...................... . ... _ £1.fXTRJCJAN Pnced 8abyl1tU.1. my bom~. lav, "'""'rm. haU $JS Avg npt.rree eatlmatc on
\ewe " care, expt'r, in nn SUO. c~b $10, du· largeoumalljobs.
fan&s welcomed. 861-11020 15. Cuar elim pet odor Uc. 1331~ 67~ Cpt NP&lr. 1~ yrs expr S.b~1tt.an1. my bome. Do -*k myself. Refs. ttt•nm.ctr1c Love &i care. Ex;per, all ~-0101 MS-enf
aaea. nr Victoria St. ---------•---------MUm We C&re Carpet Cleaners. ---------1 Steam clean. Alao up· •Travelers Electric Ii .... tt•t11•1:•/ bolatery. Work euar. Sona. Malnteoaoce, com· s..ke Truck mount unit. Free m1. .-.ideaUal. Lie. & .......................
i.Ay bcMaMbold repair.
1\Qy.tG.J412alt4. IJ I 4Senket ............................. Ir 1
WMh. wu, vacuum am.I •• ... ••••••••••••••• ••• can l1$, •• ·Uri 125. Wmt. REALLY CLEAN
S..*8or541-706$ HOUSE? Call Gin1ham Girt. Free est. 645-5123
bin's Housedeaning
Srvc, for a thoroughly
clean house. 540-08S7
General Hou1ecleanln1
apta etc, rel er, own
trans, prefer HB/FV
91112-G610
~~~~~~~~-
~s A group ol local teachers will care for your home
~ YoU are away. Pb
~&'ex.2.
th ...
MRS CLEKN make ll
aleam. Bach .• apts,
homes. Def 9 or aft s. "-91Clf
~9372 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•••••••••••••••••••••••
HANDYMAN
No job too smau.
John 54MOCie
Cedar Crpl CJean'g ,
sU!Qm./sbampoo. wDdow
wsh'g, flr wax'g, gen
cln'g serv. ResJComm.
Qupentry,feacin14'rool· Reasonable . S&mon.
~Nojobt.oosmJ. Papa 751&1 ,
· fi;ll-Gll41be ---.. -o-p_pe,__ts_C_l_e-an_i_n_g
HOUSE6APT PAINT Service. ProCessiooals,
REPAIR CLEAN HAUL well estab. 546-2393 I rllc•llt ....................... eet, reas. rates. 64S·ln,16 &oded. <1H>&t2·1503.
Underwaterboat Cim•/Cacci• •tair' 1• 6211 1, , 1 cleaning. ....................... • - -·Blue Water Marine ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.. -.... •••••••
LO COST 6'6·1701 European Landscaper . For excellence in Top work. Fair price.
housecleanlnl. CJe&lllng n..1 • ......, ...... 1 "'·-/ Unlimited. 546-3726 """"· __,, v.:,o eves.
Fl'eeeat.957-8253 Pacifi c Co n crete. Magician available for OCCStudent.lTontruck.
CompleutC41DCreteor set any occasion. Adam Trash, tree trim. Dan Remarkably effectual t II uSinlce ')'Our forms . Save. 1'1eischer6'4-~ 642-32:.M. seaaone~. la1dy to or · ....................... -~------------=:=..~.... canue ... c ean your RFSUME&cover letters, Fast haubng, res SJ4 & up. home. Noteworthy re·
professional presenta· ~wounaJlds.atblolnocsk. ,r,elp11aitn1.io111g. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Yd & gar clnups. l''ree !!,rl~"'c e s7""" Alo!!, d r e Y
••-. teasonable rates. r~..a...a vi •· al e5t. (714)842--4597 -·· ..... or _.. ""'° ......_ Uc'd. 55-5013, 548-4309 ............--~ ser ce ... s cs.
fast service. 493-1973 ask ---------• Automatic operators. Yard refuse or light SUSIE'Sclearungservice.
for Dee ___ Tony Giangregorio . Re pa ir specially. furniture. Reasonable 1bor°'4gh, 1 time. wkly,
BANKRUPTCY$7S General Contr.actor. Lie 91iea74 rates.c.atl~lS. rmthly. '1S1·7368
otVORCE$15 '345508· P~tJos, walk Gii• z I ...,.,.c-'Su•uLJNGALL Exp lady d oes house A .... ._, .... al, .. ~ ... 5100 !'.!t!:.. drive ways . -•on QJUll...... ~ 01....._.., .... -._ .. -•••••••••• TVPESLITEMOVlNG clearu.og per day. Own
TYPING FILING n... ·t Gardening, clean.ups &t LO-RATESS48,;.J..t51 _ trw.Carol,548-2049. ... ACi~...l Coiihac:tor landscaping. George
ycursetl I;EG act100. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbu!hi. M.'>-7072 'Hauling, trimming. yard MS. VICKIE'S clearunJ? Wills. Jncorp's, resumes ---------&garagecleanups. service. Rcsjd, cleaning
& manuscripts. Work Al)D..A-«OOM SALE •VERY LOW PRICES• 557·8271 al its best. Llc'd /Bonded.
Guar. O.C Legal Typing Save SlOOO or more on ad-on landscape maint. Serving the Irv I N pt
Serv. 6'1-0516 ditions over 300 sq rt. George 549-2015 Sk:iploader, dump truc k. 1\asti.n areas. We take SELL Idle items with a Best Ref's. Uc 2396 Free ---------grading, haul, tree & yrd pnde ln our work. Call
Daily Pilot Classified Ad. at. 549-7377 Want Ad Help? 6'2·5678 wrk. misc. 83MZ7 for appt.. SSl~
Roc.otll.ling &i renovating,
sprinklers, new lawns.
gnl cleanup. Dave .
642-453 or Bud 646-8481
Prol. landscaping. Free
comururt.ion. Roo Hoelt·
Ing. 497-4620 Dan Pauly. 4jM,.96.16
Landscaping, design, m·
shHation le ma in ·
tenance. No Job ton
s mall. Free est. Call
V&nee, 67H504.
Dig·lt-Landscape. Trees.
sprinklers, la.ndscapwg.
6'6-7C110
Sprinklers. sod. quality
14'0rk. sens1bh: pnces.
Ca.I I us I.st ! 964-1046 .
atck. *'-· b&ock won,
tile floors, concrete
patjoa, walks, drive·
ways Free eat Jobo
1 IM6-l.583
12 yn exp. NB/CM area.
I'm small. pdcea are
....U..l'IW014
Oltm bouaepaioUn1. all
hand work, Int/ext .
a.MS1. Jack.
READY AP1'S/HOUSES
FOR RE.NT: painting, .... l c leanlna, papering. ....................... ..S..J.S&1 l.oca1 ~ " hauling. -Pain-Uni-. --Jn_t_/_E-xt-. _Q_u_a_I.
Freiabt, olfice supplies, work ai material. Free
bcueho'd toOds " eon· sl ruct.lon f leanups . e&t. lod./Res. 644>-1252
Reasonable rates. Call _fN_es_. ______ _
956-2166' mom.inp ai eves ,.. c otl .. Ott ...................... .
'~··~ ... . ....... :: .... .
PE.TERS PAINTING
Expr'd. Reas Rates.
Free Est. Call Gene
562-0tSI
FL~!! s.ve .. Mau.a Pest Coo· trol. Ro8cbes, &QUI. lo
rates. Uc 15925. Ouar.
981M1513/6'2-2533
"-""·-.......................
Prol. paint1q. Ext" lot.. All levela·slyles·ages =·~Free · est. Gabriella Studlot Muslc
Across from N HHS
6'>3003
a.l'. Ownen oeed • ''Bii· let • for tenant liaison.
P'uJI aervice -
coUectlooa. pmta, maint,
lmDect .• .Re-leuing.
M!:YER MGMT ,
$613'6 .... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Repair ai Reroor. All
types -s hin g le i.·
rocksbakes-compo·tar
Free est. 541-6930 Fin.
Avail.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Licht up your windowK
w/beaut stained glaM,
overfay S1S sq ft. 646-8777
T•vt•I•..,... .......................
Clarence's TV. Local service. Good refs. Rsnbl
rates. S5.96+. 957·1096
Trw~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
Prol tree trim llUDg & r e-
moval service. Free est.
Call 983-9636 AM. Painting. ,JNT/EXT.
Neat, booest. reas.. l2
yrs. exp. Lac'd. Dave
964-1°'5. .
...... ;a.,.r
·-••••• .. ••••'-•••••••• Mike's Trtt Service: Tret'
Neat piatcbes le textures removal, cleanup, trai.h
F\Mext Paint.mg. St. lJc.. ..EST. "J.1419 haul-away 540-6760.
lllS. Try me. 1136-SSS.S 2' 1---------tn. Richard Sinor Pkt t:' I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Int/Ext Depe ndable . ptwnbtng repair Spec. in
Reasonable. Free est. remodeling, copper re·
Call Jay. 548-4115& ppr Free est Top Hal
Raidealial" commerc1al Plumbulg. S3'1 ·3l94
pa l-n t 1 n &.. f'..r e e l~tt dram clean·
estunat.es. Res. rates. ing SS.SO up. Results
fnS.9581 .. -== euar 7 d ys. 631·0034 ,'
C-.Calar . .P.... ' _8'75-_u_m _____ _
Custom work lnt /~xt. OR. St. Clair's Plumb-
1..lc ~13. 642-8521. Ulg, ttllable. Sl4 pr hr
Tlllarillc) •••••••••••••••••••••••
Free tnal lesson, creden
l!aled. reading, math &
French. 673-4!013
TypMIJ Seniu •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ol'fice SeTVlces Prof.
typuig, term pape§Je
s umes e tc-. Lo ui s c -
H.apo. 642-7221.
lnt Paant & wallpaper
Qual woric, rea.-s pr. Free
ebl. Steve 547·4281. For
~3503 Cdlege students, window
waslung. Res1d1slore-. f\nd what you want l1l Xlnt work.
OIUly Pl.lot Cl41S!itl 1ed!.. 642·5449 /645-7V12 ext pa:ant, caU JI _m __ _
.._..W..ted 4600 MoMytol.om 5025 ~ 5100 Lod&Fo.d 5300 Lost&Fo.d 5300 ,_MMal1 5350 HtfpW..ted 7100 HllpW..e.d 7100 HitfpWanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Hc:»pOn!>1 ble , wo rking 1---------r----------.. wr1 t c r seek i. o n e SWINGLOAHS
hedruom <·ona ~c 1n und
Found vie Goldenwcst & 1-'0 :"I) Grl'Cn Parrot
lle1l. H.B. black male Vic· fa1rv1t•W & Npl
German SIYe pht:rd . Blvd 7.30 557·7!151 dy:-1,
Corona del Mar or Costq 2nd Trust Deed Loan.!> on PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
847..fi:l)4 ('\'e 631-5875
Mt'S<i <Jwctnt-ss <'S!>en· re.1dent1al property
uaJ. Wnte ClasMflcd Ad Customized tu m\.'<!l
11206. O:uly Pilot, P 0 your neeru.'
Hox 1560, <"O!>ta Mei.a H E.. UEPT
!12626. SAMTIAGO BANK
7141832-5200 Desire L<,e• renl of how.c
<·pl lookmg for unfurn 2.:_11-_•_•_-•_-----•
hdrm w •encl yd ror ~
rmturc dogs Have nOOd
rd"!> for jlf of us
751-9100. 12-4 pref Stl'vc
11r Jean
ONLY S2
LOST. Grey C:ockat1el
w, yellow & oranJ(t>
c·httks Chut1.1eJ . 7 30
Vic. 12th & West Day
/\vc N . B I Pe nn )
~'S11
R~"WARD M lns h S<'l
t.er lost apprx 5m<ll! old
Vic Brook St. & G lcn
neyre L11g. Uch. eves.
49'-0105.dys751-4360
Lost male Cocker Spun1cl.
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SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
liwtar Pnmt'
N1ere--Gar:1~t'
MUGGING
Dn Vllll-t up to a ga:, pumµ
these days ii. an mlt.'rc:»t
tng t•\pcncnrc It·, -.ort
uf ;i do 1t yourseU ~1 L't,;
lil:'ll(:
Sr. Citizen needs unfurn I
Br house/apt. Ksnbl. Sml
well-behaved dog, Refs.
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fNEED
fMONEY
~·II <iny item or com
binution or item:. fM S75
or 11'!.S with a Penny Pincher Ad 3 Imes for :!
<'on~culi vl· dayi. EJch
add1t1011&I line 1:. 00-fur
the 2 da)'l> t.:hante tl!
Nocommcrc1alad:.
golden. vie. Paulanno & Penonds 5350
Fairview, C.M . Please ••••••••••••••••••••••• call~l Energjzin~ MASSAGE
----
Rental needed by deaf
cpl, child .. hearing dog"
jpprox s:m. xlnt ref. Sue
wkdys llJJ-5444
....-U/11t¥Ht/
FilM!Me ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......
Opportunity 5005
•••••••••••••••••••••••
• CRB>ITHO
PROILEM
2nd & 3rd TD loom
547-5402
Arranged by
Coast Home Loans
CASH FAST
2nd & 3rd homeowner
FEEorLEASE loaos fas t ... for any
t~or more information
ll.Dd lo pl;ic.c your ad <'all
642-5678
Losl Oraoge /wht long
hair cat. flea collar only.
v1c Wilson Ma pl e
&l..S-9263 eve:., or 752.2904
days_·-~-_ ~
!nit: Lg blk Dobie. Ooppy
ears. brn feet, ans to
&ngla. reward. 642·S708
l.Od&Fomd 5300 Reward. Lost M. lnsh
••••••••••••••••••••••• Setter. nds med.teal care.
dys ~0·6011. 498· 1026
eves l'"rench Polynesia Tahiti purpose! EZ terms, past
or outer islands. Beach credit no problem. Call FOUND ADS Found or lost a pet? Call
fronts av a i t ab l e. oow ... Noobllgation. Bkr Special Pals hotline
Developers onJy please. 955-1610 AR£ fR£E TI4·972·1235.
Owners ln Hawaii look· ------------------
mg for foreign invest.ors. M O N E Y A V A I L . P .. 11 LOST purse, beige leather Ca 11 are a code ABL.&$20,000 min., any .,. : clutch vie Newport
lD-923-8758. JIUl1)06e. Mr. Hargrave MZ.5671 Beach. Has Washlngtoo
-------• 9151.JS35 Drivers Lie inside. ~Uc...... -------,~~~~~~~~ R.EWARD839-7938 Orange On-Sale $38,000 Business/Investment l-
Toll-Free (800)252·2000 loans,anypurpose. LOST: Lon1·baired Ubera.I r eward for in·
Agl. 842-0455 Siamese colored female formation on wberabouts
Tennis Shop. High proCit. cat. Vicinity Magnolia & ol 3 axle, 6 wheel car low overhead. $14,000 + An.y type business loan Edinger. 89M809 transport trailer. black.
mv. 673-4313 RE/MAX Real &late, Constr. & Tex.as Uc 111..85-740 Call
Dev. Agt. 54G-1433 Leet or Found a pet? Ca U 546-:mz or 557-8256 Property Management ---------Animal Assistan c e
Corp. Long-term lease. $15-120,000. Avail. Now. League. 537·2273, no fee. Found.Old EngUsb Sheep
downtown Laguna. For R.E. Equity Loan. Dog P uppy . Female.
$6,000. 494·9991. 278 Int. only or Defer AU 1·2 FOUND: White puppy HuDl. Bcb.. Central Park.
Beach, 92165_1.__ __ yrs. 8rkr 556-1592. apt. 6 mos., vicinity ot Can oaly keep for 2 days.
.._ W..ted SOJO Newport West, Hunt· 847-4026
EARN .._, ingU)rl Beach. Looks Ulte ••••••••••••••••••••••• Samo eel Call.,.,...-... FOUND per•"rlpllon 'I .. --· .... $60 000 + •IMYISTOltS• a1aaaes Vic. Edineer ai
• Jfinh · kl de ified Found: 2 Irish Setters, Rite.bey S.A. 551-6880 or
Seamless Rain Carrying inv~tsa~e.l1able. mate ai rem. Sunday. 135-1953 Systems. We make our Weekly • 11155-2274 Garden Grove City Sbop-
own & install them on the --------·ping~. 9IQ-4885 S1GO REWARD losl wbt le
Job. Guarantee business II•••'-~ JeUow CocuUel, 32nd & from ref'errllls. Plus lots 1 y..w,,, ........... _ .. c -~'--RXJND: Parrot. Hunt· belboa NB Ana to Toby, more business. More ..,.__.._.... ~ ingloDHarbour fam IJ'ieving. M9-30'76 or room to expand, servinl expansion capital. In· ..._9080 873«llO.
all of Orange Co. vestment is in tangible property w /tax benefits F.stablished bus iness 8Qiog to investor. Invest· over 5 years. $75,000 2 trucks and machinery. ment increme nts a re Phone S56-7723 aft 6pm, l'lS.OOO.Sl00,000. P. 0 . Box 6'S7 Hunt Bcb, Ca. 9:2646.
Fcu>d: M. Shep Mix, vie. Found: M. Scotty do1.
Atlanta/Magnolia, 7 /3L o I d e r , I n •
Call to identify 960-4952 dlanapolia/ Broollhur&t.
9112-7914
BobJames·L1c Mai..wur.
Outcall 9·11. 494-5111
MICHEUE'S
•Ou+cGtt•
11.A.\I 2,\~f 835 37 1'1
•FOXY LADY*
Ol iTCALL ONLY
•972-1138•
PREGNANT., C arin ~.
oon!identiaJ eounselln2 &
referral. Abortion. adop·
lK>n & keepUlg.
APCARE 547-2563
~ ..... ...,.
1 S. El Camino Rea l
San Clemente; FUiiy lie.
For Appl. 492-7296
LANA 'SOUTCALL
10AM·2AM
775.0493
tberapeutic massage by
li c'd technician. NB.
Appt. 3:»9PM s.48·2817
" Creative, happy male. 41 ,
wou Id Ii ke to meet woman, 2$-40, with ln·
terest In photography.
David, 71'/645-1914.
MASSA al
FfCIUll MODELS
ISCOITS
OUICALL OM. Y
INp. ........
631-2140
CM>L.DIN &lllL
Uada & Vicki
•o.tcal Mos~.
For"-fwloftt
24Hr llS-7313
Pe iOIHid Serflctt 5 3 60 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Goi.ng on bwuness tnJ"'
1-t.Jvc run. (;all Tr:.H•lllll(
St'creljrit!:.. lirendJ
llH-7563 ----
Travef 5450 . ....•.........•••.....
AIRLlNECOUf'ONS
t'rl<ilt cards a creptt>J
liu> Sell Bonded Lie
Murray s 740 W Santa
Barbara Ave. LA. 9003'1
213 234-0123, t'lt.l JO
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7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rt& SEMINAi
Real E."ltate Exam. S.
Coast Plaza Holel <Sun
Diego Fwy at Bnstol l
Sat. Awt. tl, 9AM-4PM.
bnng notebook & pencil
6 hrs of UlStrucllon. To
reserve a seat coll
848--003'
.... w ....... 7075 .......................
f'bys&atriat l Phys Med 4'
Rehab) & Electromyo·
grapber de51res contract
worit or part Ume job
position w/hospllal or
medical group ID area.
He will help to develop
Rehab program. Quauty
care. EEG " EM G
service. <Aast Neuro
Electro Diag Lab PO
Box 5338, Huntington
Beach 921646. 914-5400
Woman 2S leariuog auto
mech. seeks job part/
fulltlme as helper in
Service Sta or 1aragc. Kim~ •
MeY• ....... ,.. ..... c.a ... y_. .... 7
Pror_,looal collector.
Gnalpenonality. Wantl
to work on an bourty or
dally bala. For buatnesa
firms only. Call between
5and7p.m.
'*"" Beauty Slllon. est. ln dbl Mw I RM-Trwt
wide mobile home. Nr ~--5035
LOST: German Sbep, vie
00 Airport brwn w/bl.k
markings. "Cocoa" 1~
yrs old, male. Reward
~2490.
Lost cream/rust long
haired Persian cat. Big
with orange eyes. Santa
Ana ~igbts. SS7·9439
O.C. AIRPORT
SECTY&
ESCORT •S&YICE• ~;:~:-re for re·
Specializing in bus i •'1238
I.
So.CoaatP11t1a.54C).3996 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MONEY ·• W1tet-tri4kJ. Co. BEA MONEY BROKER All fypes of real estate
We provide all service$ lnvcstments since 1949.
at low coel. •955-2274• ~ llt
Ele1ant, small beauty . WTD•
.salon lo ahop. ctr. Laa. MJ.2t71 545-061 I
Nipel. Alking $13,500
~Alim. Rltr414-7511 CASH POI TD11
AID8ricm Mort. M1·7151
MOtSf
AV.MA.ILi
2NDTDAl'fD SWING LOANS ...
llft'DISI' ONLY OR
PULLY AllOltl'IZED ...
Lee.Rea1'1 Jl&~ .... 1157
Lost: Dog. Beagle/
Ba8aett type. Whte/bm.
Nr Placentia &i 19lh.
548-0318.
FOUND: Red Irish Set·
ter, female, approx 1 yr.
646-1917.
IOUND: Claim or .topt
Ill lniDe Anlmal Cant Oil&er. W. baw a yellow
Lab, about 10 moa ; Be~ miJC.t 4 moa: bo Colue named
Beniard. ao... kkla. 7
Beafk mix pupa, 4 0 I EEml., SbeplMl'd mis pupa 6
Pa I •1/ don't ror1et Maule, a.ta PellEEtll Sqe, OM 6 Duaty who
......... •-•••••••••• .. wait.lat to abai:e your t a c 11•• II 00 boml. Allo maDJ call • _. .. -............ .... '7M-1114.
""'C'rmra POUND: P'lllD. •• s.t·
PORTRAIT
FANTASIES:
Let us c reate your
photographic portrait in
the style you choose.
Select from Dis ·
co/Theatrical Complete
studio aitting, incl'a one
blO priot ooly '11.99.
Call now ror appl.
McClaDabao Pboto·
Gtapb6cs .... n41.
lMt: 8ml bl.It rem cat
w/yell .,.. Wbt collar.
Vic Seaward • Kqrnin1 = Cdll. Reward.
round amall blac.k altencl male cat. Vic.
Newport Hel1bta. ....
POUND: 1-31, Vic. F .V.,
M. Keeabond no l .D.
'714 .....
nessmen, r e sidents
welcome. Hilp Wmled 7100
739·5241 24HRS.1,·.·.·.··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·
AUractive, Professional,
Affluent White Male 40,
5'7'', l62 lbs. love excite·
anent. yet sensitive and
caring, hopelessly
roman\ic. Dreama or meetiDI a super attrac·
live woman, under 40
wbo could aur. • Ure
mDit people ooly dream ~. Come f1y wltb me.
Reply P .O. Box 77•. .... , ..........
ATTDITION
IJB&EIS
If )'O'I baYm 'l found. Job
by AacUlt letb, wat.cb lor
JOBS ·
"JOBS" la a tpeclal Lablo6cl MdklD that will
be pubUabed wllh Lbe DIU1 PUol on nn1raday, __ ..... .. , ...... ,
AcroununJ?
P'tease ~ our arl under
banking lrva.ne S & L
N.6n.
TAX CLERK
!"~ tndl\ 1dual '"1th ci.-
j)l!ncnce in preparation.
film~ and payment or !~al and :»LJte Pd)'roll
:md mrome uixes. Mu!\t
hJH' -.cc:ountm~ ba('k·
~round and workinlt
fanullanty ai. ruJJ rhar~c
general l~cr accoun·
tant with pa)'roll ta'(
r cspo ns 1b1ll ty Ell:
pPneoce 1ri 1icncral cor
porJte taxr-. ,\I'<! de,1ra
ble
W(' ha\<' a untflu~· 1·n
\ 1ronmt'nt and ll ru1 I
boaief1u, pJcka.ii.' i'l('a'le
appl) 1n per,on at
Pl·™1C11>el Oepartm\'n\
® PACIFIC ffiUTUAL.
700 Newport Center Or
NcWl)Ol't Beach, Ca 92663
An F,qua1 o,portun.ltJ
~M/F
Acdl Bkkpng
ttMPORARY
Regi.ster today to work
on v.ariau& accounting &
boollkeep1ng a ssign· menus. Work close lo
YoW' home. Aoct1 <'lerks.
bookkeepers. accoun·
l8DtB are needed thruout
0rqe Oouoty. cau us
ror more i.olormation.
Robert Half's
HI t $
2113 No ero.dWay nx>, Coldwell Banker
..... Su&a Ana
C7t411lMIOJ
n!! ':!~:C::C: 1n
bulc bkkpf • order
delk. IA typinC le 1eal d e. Will tna. Btnt. Atlas
Sportl 1Dd. S.A. 540-37~.
Admlnbtrator for No.
~ Cnt,y pre-school.
E.per. 540-4754.
-AIP CLERK·
IMMB>IATE
OPl:HIHG
If )fJU are a <:>harp ~r.>Qn
with a year or mein• ur
t.<XJ)l'nen<"l' m ac1."0Unls
Pd> able. can operate J 10
kl') by lO\Jch. & do hte
typtnit. call u..,
~l' dt'('OWlllllg dept IO
d<'<-'ln>ru~ l"> offers a
\aMt.'1\ ol du11e:., uJm
pt't1tl\t' Pd} & ~uvd
~IL'>
Ple--~ca.11 ror dppl
T-'-ic/lttt ... y.
494 ~1
l.OlpRa~h
E.O.E.
PT~At;ER
.. or 55 units in <..:u .. t.!
~11.-..a Expt•r'd 1:oup1~ w I ( \' bk k p R •' ), I> llu~bdnd maint. .. x p
t'Jll b-12-5-0iJ or 121:1 1
lb>~~
Archttl'<'t Draftsperson
Energy conservation
consulltng firm offers
cballenginR permanent
full lllne posauon Ex·
pen i>n red in a re h 1 teet ·
engineering offi ce or
~ or rombtnalton.
Growth pos1t.aon working
for r egis t ered pr o·
r~s. Computer ex·
per. a +. 714n 68-flll l
·~~ One girl o(fice. Exp. req.
Ul typ&ng & verifying in-
V01ces. 4()..SOwpm. 10 key
by toocb, answer phone.
general office pro·
cedures. Newport Beach
area.714/~70.0
ASSB•as
Precision roll winding,
soldering &i testing.
Jlteuant enviroamettt.
ExceUent pay " benefits . SR EnsineeriDC loc. 834
Productioa Pl. NptBch.
Call for appt. MZ-8584
AuelDbler' Trainee lmmed. opening, will
train, Newport Be•cb
~
Aaaemblen. ·We will
train. Apply 7am at
llacGftgor' Y acbta 1631
PlacalaCM.
A&n'OCAIW
needed evenlnga, Laa
Bcb. Lag Ngl. Dana Pt.
Call The Register
'8l-4141.
Aid .. M•111r Automobile Mechanic.
Utility &i lite main· Experience In foreign ~ ln lovely Hunt· cars. Quality minded. lnC&oO Beach apt build· Immediate position.
io1. Excellent position s.lary fi/or commission.
ror retiree w /som e M2·181M
med>•k'al 8bi.lity. Apt 1---------+ aalar)',m~l .wo Tr-ans Shop looting f« qualified penoanel. Al.arm CompAft1 needs 541-za
tniDee eenice penoo, 1--------
electroolc backJl'OUDd B A B Y S I T T E R -bllpftal. m P'welt Ave. o.per.ae ....S 1111m1•e i....a.• ......... to be tbere ......... old .......
................ fromacbool. 4bn .• ,. $
PBX opera'\on for a cba a-*· llleu Verde
!:!:f!oDe nawerln1 '1Sl·'llll. • ...._.. or ---------
wUI tnln.~.: um. or
Pll'l ... 11"-!! ••alla· blo. 1>nn • .rternooe·
_"'_....__ Gr ...... Jard.
Mllll be able lo work eoma ... a:--.. TypAq
315 wpm. NqUlnd. Muy
co. beMfi&a available. ......cell .... Fri.
l'lllUoa lalud ..... :
•1111
Ba b v., 1 t l1•r T••J Chl' r
v.ant.l. d kiv1n~ 'ilttc r l•>r
Imo baby Mon 1hru l''r1
>1-J trtxxl pa~ for njilht
per..t>0 C<Jll ~ 17~1..:_
liaby'i1tter. my hom" :.>
i.mall children + Ill•
hous4."W<lrk Mon. Wecl &
Fn. S.S. l:;ui.t.s1d1· C.: ~
&a2-4Uk>. ----
Banlonit
ACCOUMTIMG
SAVlHGS &LOAN
Expundini: -.a.,,1ngs 6·
loan net'd'> pen.tin for "'
1.~1Wltlng dept. Savmgi. 4
loan exp Of!\' Pos1t11m
ma) le<Jd to ai.st cun
troll»r
Jnme. &LA.,i.n
18.>'2 M .. \.Arthur lll\11
In m1· 75:! :!hllO
f~OI'; ,\J 1-·
B..nkmn
TELLER/ HEW
ACCTS
Need :>harp persona bl c
t eller /ne w a ccou n b pen;on. SavinJ(s & I03n
exp pref'd. t-'1t pos1t1on
avail Please call SJll)
a.JdweU lrvme Sava.ngs & Loan
14376Cuh·er Onve
trvme 552·6.S51
EOE·M/F
Banbng
LOAN
PROCESSOR
Flt uperung for sharp.
entbus1ast1c loan pro·
ressor w/typing & office
skills. Call Irvine Sav·
1ngs at 752·2600
EX>&M/F.
Ban&inc
DP'D LOAH Pl.AT·
FOl.M SICalT A•Y South Coast Nauonal
Bank, an independent
bank. 849 Sunflower St ,
Cll. 540-5300 EOE.
Bll*iac TR•• Teli.n needed for our
Colt.a Mesa office. Exper
preferred. Please call
Geor1e Wagner,
56ZIOO.
CALlllOIMIA
... AL
SAVHtS&LOAH
2700 Harbor Blvd
ColtaMesa . li'4ual ()pwaor' Employer
Bia.Mini
Ca f'CWT .....
~. UNITED CALIF BANK
6Monarcb Bay Plaza
Laguna Ni&\ael • 83J.1'70
E.O.E.
... ""=t....... ... .• -·old. Cbote 0-to • Alaiult dllliL Vic. E·alda CM. ........... ....,_
round: Lo•1 aired
&•am• a• eat. lellt/browll. Seaelltfa,
IMll.BeedL•ma
· Coau Me•• area :
DUil B.O.E .
i r
...... ~ ......... -
--------
..J
.w.w-... 7100 ' Fricl!f.~uet3. 1179 • DAM..Yfl1li0T ft M;T••••••••••••••••••• -----~----------~-;;;.;;;;:.;...;..;::,~_.~ ~.?.':'.'.~ ..... ?:~ ~~.~!'.'~ ..... !~ !~~ ... • .. ~ ..... !!~ ~---·· 71N MllllWtilW 7110 ~ • .... ............. ~;;r •••••••••••••••••••
.......,,....... =~~E~.·~t ~=--.:!."c:; ORArEav worfllrOom Q&NIRAl. OFFIC1!:
0
~'!:~tne, .. t~ := ... ~~~ 4->'I itllM;.:..':'r~. fn:. A::'tt--:r1o:!~ ===c= HAIDWAU s.A.Us ~ W-.ct 7100 ""'w..w 7100 tw,w..w 7100
Nb•t have knowledic or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• - .................... .
0-... Ma.A brucb for a ~ --c-t.rOr t:IToro'' ~· lo make dthvari•. run
P9lt t.iow lellw Sn..... ... • S ... IMULL Oll1Nl>1NC .. P"lda. file draw1n1s ..
loclls. builder·• a nd JE'Wt:UlY FASHION MaehiM Setup Operator. NlJRSES AJDES, 3·ll ~ hardware. Mon SHOW DIRECTORS ll'U.3yrul(per, vartou. Exp. pref. Oood pa)'.
thru fri Be n ~rati. Have ""n·ftblle MC>My lypea ot roU formin1 • Counlry Club Conv. Latuoa Beach Lumber. PartTime·YO¥rTimc au&.olmlJc cutolf . .Apply Hoo. Costa M esa . •.4Q8or540-&287. 142-9281 M6pm In person to R • R 59-3081
~urtw.,.IQC••PH ......., COOi ~-wllh ••P'~nd· handt• 11appUe1 Mu1l .--Nd. llUit be abffo 51111 P\111 tlllNI poslllon rnr 1111 mo MMun depend have car . Co rbin IO~ S.tftll'da.11 . XJat t\all llaMI• 9-ra 1>9r «d w/mln lyn exper muual duterlly ~ Vumtujl. 752·5517
•orltlo1 coed f'atd WNk. MUt bt •bk-t.o In lallU.,.ioftal qiianUt.r mu1l Call Ul·U98 ••BM-I Hea!.UI Food SI.ore needs l•-------•I Custom Rollformin1. -Ofc--ltec-.,.-..,,...1-~---. &tock clerk, fuJI time. 7Sl ·llllU _. ~ ---------lmmed opeolng for
•MACHINST• Typ6't w/ad llh volu &
V4'('aUoa. ror turth"r -..t Sat • • ..... ,.., ~Good-... ........___ l!:.0.£ ~ llllo ................ _ n· .. -r .-....# _, -...Y ---------Ne w port 8 o a e h .. _.... -tlO!Bft-llf"Y-...... ... 6 telad. Coot• ... '1,llf!I0-1• perluu"App°i; Tn 0.,,...._..Clftlc-e ~ DllVlll 0.vd .... Sell starter ..,.°'91oi'~r r.:;:• K•rm alma .__.co••11' Early rnom.l.Q& to mid-for busy arnall oftlce. -•n _, aft«noon.Oelfverbakcr Construction b1c k · .. ..._ arc. .. HarbtN' .-.CA&. CIMY9 P r o d u c t a l o P"OUOd J)t'elemld lo ban·
Hotel/Motel exp. night
aud.llor"deH cleric. Ap·
PlY Bruce Smith 9·5. San Clemente lM.
ATJOOION
JOB SEEKERS
4·1Uy4Q.b.r. wffk fl& apt. Varied duties.
EDLER INDUSTRIES .,._.envlrorunenl. Benr. 2101 Dove St. N.8. Wlll tm . Atlat Sporu mwcrc• 111 CM 3ll11CoutHwy a uptrmarket.. No die accounll payable.
'TILLaS CAF"'T&R SouthLa•llQa ~clal lie. req. Call Typing, dktaphQoe & lfl-----·.--Across from 0 .C. Airport Ind, SA. ~373'1.
~ ...... C'O .. """" u IA Nt1•d ._,,,, ••11 "'Jl.GlO. ~ 67" "'"'10 . 1 1 .. (~r·•n ,_. tn1blrepeop&.\qwor.1t ln ._,..,!£ ... ~ .f'fll'7bet.9AM·ooon. ......-. -• Hotel An~ON.U.8ANK 1odu.1ln•I ufe!(ulas .O.ti:. -GeaALOFFtCI SUPERVISOR
..... ~ IWl\k Irvin e ar•a. f' /llmr COOK needed, full tlm . -Med.lcaJ Surolcal b""i
If you haven't found a Job
by A'*wst 16th. wl*t.c:h tor
MACHIHtST
Diversified work load
mfg electronic inslr u·
m e nt 11 Mod e rn
works hop Advaoced
K.anet1cs. 1231 Vlctort11
SL. C: M. &16· 71.65. E. l.I.·.:.
<Xf1ce work, Ute typing.
part llme, $3.00 pe r
hr .. N.B. area. 955-3402
Mt.,..nflower Sl da}'I, (ull thne •wjol( fur con vat e 11 cent -vas " .... ROOM SEIVICE Coalil MMa_ u.ta ~ r U_.,. •-Mm 9l' WOlMD.2:i y;rs or ncs&. Wlll lrain. Mature ~-. ----''". -ho!rplt •I Xlnt u tary, ~der Know lhe coast i>enlOl1 for gfrl Friday. VWV'f .... ur.y Wflh car~r
OFFICE GIRL-It ore work
& retail counter sales in
aircraft parts & pllot
supply store, full-lime.
54G-75!H.
WELLS
FARGO
BANK
lftl fr -•lleud11 . Call good btofteflts wtl.nct'n• cit.Its. Net $t80 8 w~lc or Call S:IJ0..10:30 AM or 4 7 PQtenl.laJ ex.lsts for rcli4!
C1i4> * 2331 Uve. Ap~y In person, 0 PM644-0066 ble penion, Qualified m
Btverg ......... u" Va•· more. ranee Coast ---------d1v1dua1 wall po11se11' ~er .. ...,. '"" ' \'eJlow Cab, 11300 Mt.
HOUSIWJVIS & ~·· -~ Herrmann, Younta1o Cie•r4 Offk• supervlSOfY sit.ills and ht! ~---~-....... Vaalley !No ot SJater Must esijoy phone con w i I I 1 n It to. i a in ........ ~ -betwn Newh •. lact. working Wa l h kno wle dge o r fond ~l C«-p bas a .)Ob F\ill lune HJ)enl'nced ~lad) 0 p e "' customers & det4u l work service. Enjoy out.st.and
for You ! 1-'otomat hllll Appl.y ID person 3 5. JolJy Pa.id vacation, sick 11 1y. ang comp1my .beoefat.<t. opm.an.&~ for part-Um~ Hofer. 400 S Coast ltwy, health U\S. Apply 9 .m-AwlY 9anH2 noon. Mon· ffl1Pk>1~· Work 1oam ~ ~~ DRUG STORE CLERK. 4pm. Moo·Fra. Fra Pen.onncl.
LO 2.~m or 2.30pm to eJQ>tr pref. Malure, must BARDEN'S MAIJUOn HOTE&.
7pm.Wort closetohome <X>UNTER HEIJP fo'ull work weekends . Call PESI'CONTROL OOONewport<AtnterOr
or 1chool. Currently gmei. ~ta t.esa lirt'a 499-23>t.So.La& aHiR.andoJpb,C.M. NewportHeacll ~areoperun.gs in the us e r s cane r s . 546-5570 f:O.K M /F
Cost.a Mesa. H'unlJDgton ~3 Early AM auto route Wall
Beach. i''owtt .. ;.. Valley tvv ....... Slttet Journal. Small car
9'41 ""IV'"• ER help wanted, red & Newport areas. Xlnl. ~per'd Sandwtch mun, reqw , 5 day week.
t>endats and paid traLo-F'/tune. Apply in person Newport Bch. 892·6566
ing. "Get your burk to to 3300 £ Coast llwy, &ECTaOMIC M'hool Job now," Apply Cdm.
at the nearest Fou~mat ---------ASSEMILHS Store or phone lor tJn in· Diverslfied work load in
GBaAL OfftC E
lndependenl, diversified
duties . F1nanc 1u l
Ser vices Firm. Good
skills. experience r~
quired. 640-0123.
Hotel telephone operator,
must have PBX expcr.
Appfy lo Mrs. &ldarzar.
Holcl LagWla, 494"63!n.
$1151.
JOBS
'"JOBS" as a s peciul
l.ab£old M!Ctioo tlult will
bt pubUsbed with the
Oail,y Pi lot oo Thursday.
August 16th.
O.'t ~uit!
MachmeShop
SHOP FOllMAH
E mpha11s on qualtly.
cost, planrung & bChedUI·
ang. WtJJ supervise 15-25
sldJJed machmtsts & tool
makers In Job 1ohop
Tools. daes, prec1s 1on
machmed prototype &
short run produc tion
part.\ & fabncated ai.· ~~~~~~~~~-sembly Must be ag.
ICEYPVMCHON NIGHTS
J.11 PM. 2 Yr:. expt'r
Xlnt benefits & !>id. UJl'.
1n SlUl Juan Capo. Apµly
Jl
g:ress:uve. amb1 t1ous &
lhon>ughJy expenencCd.
Apply in person or send
resume
PLl::AS .. : PHONI:.: flJR
APPT.
OFFICE CLERK, need
energetic person for new ~ elerlc, customer
service/varied ore ad-
ma n. I.la c k up
phones, typing. Chance
IO grow w/growing firm
an O.C. Afrport area.
644-7540
0.....hM/T~ Fmt o<c Recepltryp1st
needed for order proc &
&eflf olc. Will tm. Benf Pleas environme n t.
Alias Spor ts Ind, SA
540-3737
terview964'44~ E .O.F.. Couple mfg Instrument~. Ad-
401 CSanavicta~~t8er Or CASHIERS-0-;;;-al of'. MANAGER CPL vvunced Kinetaei., li!J I
"'' fo'or C>runge Co. Mobile I el o r a a St . <.: M l:!.O E. M II-' ~ce. expenen<>ed , part 646-7165 E o ...
General
HOMEMAKERS
MONEY•
Enthusiastic lnd1v1duul~
· earn comm to St,ooo
by T hank s g 1v1u.:'
Uemons lratl' toy" &
gUtl>. Complete tr:unanll
No delivering or coll1•1•1
ing. Need car . (;Jll
714·551-5346, collect tu
seelme .
llou.'lecleaners. Top $ for
Pa r l or I-' u 11 -l 1 m ~
workers. SSI · 1399 TEMPO /.RffMdy
l2 ll2 Ca mi.no Cap1strl1 l11J ()( t:<tll ADEPT MFG.
Pantry worker woman,
full tune Approx. 35 hrb
includan.g weeke nd:\
Prlv&te Club. Apply w
pcr~on 2601 Easlblul I Dr N f:j. •~~~~~~--~-ume. Apply The Earrs Home Park. 137-space. _ _ _. _ . ..:.:... __
-Plumbing, 1Sl1> Newport 5-star adult. Must have t;Xl!:C. S l::CRETARY.
Barber stylist lo manage Blvd. C.M. 642·17S3. MHP & ma.int. exp. l>"ree lleads up . we ll or
part·llme. 631·9577. Tues· -------coat'h, utililte!! & good garuz<.'C! pro. Help run or.
Fri. 9·6. Sat/ 9-5. eves. CASHIH salary. Contact Bill Ger-rice o< super pt'Ople. deal
681-:n!:S. Exp pref. 30-40 hrs per r ie for appt. t714 > wtth clients. Xlnt. o.1t·
Bannaid Part tame---A-t · wk.. Sat/SUn a must. app-~ lltude & personality a
ly m pers Kerm Rima must. Good sa lary & tract.ave Barmaid want· u --d ?fU:J:: u~pk,,. """--r~t u .,_ d ,..,. n41· ware.-~r --C•.A.ARM """""·'""""a ... esa . ..:i..·n ""' part time Bl c u or-. Bo D 646-993S • .... resume lo x 618 a1ly Rapidly expanding 2 of. PUol. PO box 1560, CM,
BARTENDERS · wonted
beer & wine bar 1n
Laguna Beach Mngt.
potenual. Call 494-9151 or
497-12U.
11cauty
HAIR DESIGNERS
Dasuels Salon 846-5534
Bolsa Chi c a at.
Warner. H.B.
~~~~~~~~--
Beauly
Rental spaces available
for hair slyllst.s & olner
relaled services.
LlOOtWR FASHJONS
3424 Via Lido, N. H.
673-7850, 673-l9fl0
Beauty styhs l assistant
wanted for busy salon.
<:hancc for clientcle.
Duaranteed l>ala r y .
Kn-8779. 837 ~-
•RLKES'fORE•
Store mxr., asslsl. mgr ..
& bUce mecbaou: net!ded
for Scbwann dea ler .
Sala ry $13,000 Muxt
have prior b ike ex
pericnce in a s tore.
544-9835.
~ASHIEIS rice C.P.A firm needs 92621>
C.P.A w/ minimum 3 yrs :----------STOCIC PEOPLE ~
Cost Plus Imports. a re.
tail company is now hir-
w.g cashiers & stock peo-role for Its new So. Coast ~. Apply an person st
1313 Sunflower Ave, CM
bet. 9AM-noon on July
:r>-Aug 3.
CASHIER
P /lime. expr'd1 Mus l
have basic photo expr.
Photograpny Unlimited.
168119 Beach Blvd. HB. 847-3664
C~HIERS
UTOTEM MARKETS
audit expr. to head audit
dept. Partnership poten·
ti.al. Send resume to Ad
#304, Dally Pil o t.
P .0 .Box 1560. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626
C RA NK S HAFT
GRINDER -
MACHJN1ST, pos1l 1ons
open for trainees to
operate automotive
cra nk shaft g rinders.
Min exper required an
Micromete r reading.
Xlnt fringe benefits &
working conditions.
Salary commensu rate
w/e xper. Apply : 17152
DaimJerSt .. lrvlne.
CULLIGAN WATER
.Exper:ieoced water con.
ditioniog sales people m
S.W. Orange County. Do
you earn $20.000+ a
year? •Full co. benefits.
Lead progr am. Call
492-3213 or 8»3031. Ask
for Wayne.
Openings now available
for full time assistant
managers on 2nd. & 3rd.
shift. No experience nee.
We train. !>'tart SJ.10 to $1
per hour. Advancement
<>ppor\Wllly for manage-ment positions to ~.50
per hour 1( qualilaed. For
more information & in-
terview ~o to store &2 at
30009 Crown Valley.
Laguna NigueJ. 495.9950
or call 714/537·G40.
Equal Oppor Employer
Customer Service Re p
Parl /l a ss i s t
w/customers, answer
phones & cashier. Xlnt
benerats. Apply lo person
The Antique Guild. 180 l E. Oyer Rd, SA.
**EXTRAS•• needed! Bil players & xtr~for rnaj mouon pie.
tv senes & poss tv com·
mcrcuds. N~ people
ror Org CotLA loc shoot·
1ngs. Casting now •
•17141535-0120 ext 94. We
have casted for "Fast
Break" "Love AL "'lrst
Bite" "Rocky IJ". Sm
fee. GOl.ng tnlo 5th yr,
filled over 5,000 jobs .
Fantastic tax deduction &
earning potential from
busmess m your home. Mr. Brown. 962.3232
FASNOH SHOES
Young woman w1rasttion
exper t o sell youn~ ram.on footwear & ac-
cess. Apply in person-
DaJe's 1o·ooc.worb-So Cst
Village 979-9252 ---Fast Food Res taurant
PART-TIME kit chen
help & cashier. 549·:.JSG
ask for Teresa
P1GURE CONSUL1'ANT
wanted. Will traan en-
t h us 1 a S't.i c mature
woman for part-time
everungs. 4·8pm. Call
631·3144.
Glfts's .. ~adgets :.:.Our .29th Year_ .. ---------
JIOUSB<.:LL•:ANERS
Ouncc.1'1T Top$
Ginghum Girl 645·51:!.3
HOUSS<EUE«
No "x p n c 1• x I n 1
lx't'ld"1t:. Uayv1ew Con~
llo:." 2055 Thunn St <.:.M G42-~ i:; 0 1-;
661 · I 2 I 1
LAI ASSIST AMT
f'l:C.L11·-. lab No t'~pr
"'''' Wrll !ram ~u ... t lw lu,l!h. ... t'hool ~r:.id ~rod 1n rm th lb}' 1 all f139 ~l(I
for intcn tl'V. t'1benl1·
U>cJ>.. ' 1-'\berJ(las laminaU>r t.'X
175 E PAULAHINU
AVt:.
Ca.la Me:.a. 540.it710
MA.IDS WANTED
for pnvate r~n Stan
llrJJ'l'K'<i. J::xp pri>fcrred. WiU tram 1-ull llm~
Appl}' in per-.on. 4 l!J N
Ui.i.!>t llw} l.dl( Rrh ''' 1·J!J il4 49{:8521 Al.le for
l:Jamt·
PAHT·TIML'; TyplnK
Fn only. Beach. are:.
SIOOmo. nefs. 673·1310
l'art tame. S&cr e tar>
dll.'>wenng phones. mllk
~ dppotntments out ol
y~ home 631-0034
GENERAL 01-'Fl '1-:,
s mall Constr Co. Book
keeping, typing, rct't•pt
Prefer ex per. !1-4: 30 Mon
Fn . 67J.L6JO .
110USJ:JtJ::.El't;K to c:an.:
for 2 cl\Jdm o~e-. '' & ti Wknd.s & :.chi hohd4vs
I)(( w pay Nil arcJ
Must dnve & ~peak l::ni:
-.wU SH l:C48 after 7pm & ~
J)t'nenct-d, xlnt nppt y Lo --------· v.urk Ul Santa Barbara PART TIME
EVENINGS
GENERAL OFFICE.
secretanal :.lulb Prder
mature person. Newport
Beach Real !::.state l:"1rm
Busy office-nice people.
8:JO to 3PM. Mon·1''r1 642-~
GENERAL OFFICE
ALL WE MEED
IS YOU!!!
557-0045
ON-LINE Temporary
Personnel Services ar~
pleased to offer you a
chance to win a lnp for
two t o . C ADO SAN
UJ(;AS.
Register :rncl work 41J
lxxar.> and ~OU arc 1n th"
clraWUlg ! It':. th al !>Im
pie'!
It 0 US t; K 1-. 1-: P ... k
needed for pnvatc re
sort. l::xper. & non
cxper . 1-·u11 11m(' o r
wknds. Jo; 0 p; 419 N
Coast Hwy Laguna
Beach. 7141494~1. C<all
Elaine
HOUSEKEEPER •
needed for pnvate re·
sort. Exper. & n o n
cxp e r . Full ·t1me or
wlcnds.E.0 .1-:. 419 N Cst.
Hwy. Laguna Beach.
714/~ call Elaine
HOUSEKF.EPl-:R-LIV r-;
IN, P c n1n Point , J
l'lulclrcn , ti73 2 9411 .
67S.~
art'a R<:lcoat 1-~p
neces!>ar) No chopper
pan.., f\111 Lime Salary
depPnd .. on expcr
Im 963-21!16
LAHDSCAPE
FOUMAN
MAl:'llTENANC!'.: . 3
positions available
lmmed. s tart Cooa
benefrls. Call blwn I! f\M
to 3 PM for appt 768,4751
a......s .. 1sperMMW
Required for Chevrolet d~alersh1p. Excell~nt
potential for career
minded person Ex-
pcnence nol o prere
qu1s1tc Wo man pre-
fen-ed Apply m person we ... .,...
900 s. Coas.t Hwy.
LAGUMAIUCH
Housc•kecper & Cook 494-1 1l1 -
Lwe 111, board & room m LEGAi SECRETARY dd WouJd prrfrr couple ,. • · Send quaJahcat1ons & ~edtum size Npl. Br h
WE NEED: nds Lo P 0 Uoir 185. law farm is sc-ek111g an CoronadeJ Mar92625 e~pcr legal sccretar) "'Secreta.nes.(.w1w.ohll) ~ · Xlnt. opp. for sbllrp an . -'"fypts~-1---------<h v1dual. Call Al1"e
Maids, apply The Inn al
l.al(una. 211 N Coa:.l
~.La_guna Be:ich __
Maintenance man for 55
wut apt complex in<' M
6'2 5073. 121.31~ ~I
MlWlt.enance 11\ Dana l't
Harbor Experienced
preferred. SJ 50 hr. to
st.art + fringe bener11:. 1
Appl}' 24701 Dana Dr
496-6137
Adults with out.stand1ni:.
attractive· personaltt1c~
who enJ()y working w11h
lcub Over :!I Slart at
SJ 50 !)t!r hour. Phon1·
6 42 43:! I Ex l. 2511 er-;Twt::~N 4 :00-S:OO p~ ..........
l::qu.al Opporturuty
Employer
Mamt.enance P1t1me ap-Party consultant/coun
prox 2 mos. Plumbing t.erperson, Cull time an-
exp nee Tustin area. dud.Ing Sat. Apply 2025 83J.9081 Newport Bl, CM.
PASTEUP
MAIMTINAMCE lAolong for a company
Re>t.aurant chain needs ., where you can build u
1 n d 1 v 1 d u a I w r t h career. We would lake lo knowled~t' ot r~t.iurant Lalk to )'OU. Composm~
tq1.1pmmt l'.:·qx•ntnted deJJ< now accepting ap..
1.11 ell.'C.tnt.11 & "lumb1111: phcauon for paslt' up
n-p;ur (;ood b. nd1h. Apply Pcnnysa\'Cr. 16til•
<.'OfOP&DY ll'Uek pru-. uJed P lucent1d AH!. Co!>l «
Apply 11t Mesa. Thurs. mom
OltANGol COUNTY
.......... 5-Yicff
2601 Dal.mi.er Street
SA 114 ·~
P~JE-UP
ASSEMBlfl •
"'General Ole Clerk& 1uu-1 •TE before ll .JOAM ror appt ,,rFUeClerks ._""' 714 l7S2-6841. MATERJALHANDUNG
./ Acctg Clerks PAaT TIMf --·------Parts Stockperson
./Receptionists ...-t.OYMIMT LEGAL SECRETARY -to 1-~pmence d<"!l1 red but
./Magil Operator:. $400-$750+.....,. partner reqwrements not n.>qwred Wiii train
B1 -l.1ngual S panis h
Female !or (urrulure
mfg. <.'O. lo handle pro-
duction control with
s ome per s onn e l
rt.'SPQIU)1 bill lies. Dulles
UlClude keepmg stock In -
ventory, scheduling ship-
meni.:.. cullmg ltsls, etc.
Time keeper & fa<.'l.Ory
personnel employment
Ask for Morrie 557-8961.
Cost.a Mesa area.
CIVILEHG.
ESTIMATOR
Experienced individual
wanted to prepare cost
es timates of s ub·
divisions, industrial de-
velopments, utility
sys tems & to perform
utility investigations &
calc ulate earth qua n-
tities. Supervision ex·
perience vital. Apply in
person with resume to
Mr. "\.tentes at Robert
Bem, William Frost &
Assoc.. 1401 Quaal St.
Newport Beach.
Delivery Person. Drivers
for Dental Lab part lime.
Mornings or aflernoons.
Must have valid Cal. lie.
& good driving record.
Weekdays call 646·5068
PIUQ.IU
XLnt beginners s pot in
growing co. Pleas work·
Ing cood ror training &
advancement. Some typ.
ing perf. 37 1,', hr work
wk, $550 starting pay.
EOE. Call 549'-t700 ask
for Peggy.
CT\·Llr\:·
lfMl'OIWIY Pf'l!SONNtL $llMCIS
The DAI LY PILOT X I n t . l y p 1 n g & .\tust P<t!>i. t·ompuny
needs auto route dnvers s h o r l h and . a u 1 o ph)'S1caJ ancludmg back
ror home newspaper de· typewnter ex,per des ma X IU.)•. Irvine. A Kt•n.
li very 1n the San ble.S.A.&Tustrnarea. da v 1s In d s. Co .
Clemente a rcn. Must Xlnt soJary <'omm. w11h !)t().7639 .:_!-= 0 t-;. __
with a.t least 1 year ex •
peraence. prefe rably
newspaper. Excellent
company benefits. Apply
betWt.'en 9AM and 6PM .
Monday tltrough fhda y
OttANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
&12-5682
tMlang operalor. P /T .
1·5:JOPM for Burroughs
UkXIO. Exp. or will train.
l\pply 837 W. 18th St. C M
IM<Krc. ClERK JR
Start. S800. Work for this
bu.'ly & estab sm co. Be
guided & use your exp In
A1 P & A/R & payroll Ll typing. Call Dolly
COASTAL
'.YSONNEL
AGENCY
540-6055
Z700 Har bor CM NEV~RA fEI-~
Call after hours appl
..IUPI/ ASSIST
Hunt. Be.sch firm bas
need ol and1v1dual to as-
sist in all bkpg functions.
Must have aplltude for
detail work. Full lime
pornUoo. 960-2441
---·----
CIVILEHG.
OR DESIGNER
Experie n ced career
minded. REGISTERED
C I V IL ENG OR
DESIGNER w1lh back-
ground lo pobUc works
and or land development
engioeerlng wanted for
desiiJn & supervisory
position. Apply to Mr.
FUeotes at Robert Bein,
William Fr08t " Assoc. 1401 Quail St., Npt. B<:h.
Delivery, P /t, 4:J0-9pm.
Own trans. Mon-Fri. Some wknds req. Must
be ovr 18. SJl-0811
Del men over 18 for LA
Times in NB & CM.
Perm/p -t. $350/ $400/
mo. 646-5844.
DEM<>HSTRATERS
Part time an your a rea.
Will train. 714m8-3360
DENTAL ASSITANT ·
Olairs1de Mature. reha
ble woman. X-ray lie. re
quared. 4 day work week.
642-5960.
Dental Assistant· Front of.
fice. P'ull time, exp pre
ferred but not nee. Non
smoker. 644-0611.
DENTAL
Periodontist needs full
RORIST
Unique rela1I nursery
needs creative people for
full & part l.Jme perma·
nent pos1t1ons. Must
have expenence in floral
design. Excellent op
parturuty to work in a
presllg.1ous setlUlJC
Please apply In person,
Monlhna Fri
ROGER'S
GARDENS
2301 San Joaquin
Hills Road CDM 640·5944
time asst. Expanded ~~~~~~~~~
3723 llrc:h St.
MewportlHch
GENERAL OFFICE
TYPISTS
SECRETARI ES
ACCTG CLERKS
PBX-P ULSE
OP ERATO HS
Top Pay No f-°el'
Paid Weekly
MORR EU
TEMPORAHY
SERVICP..S
IR VTN E 752·fl666
E.O.E. M F
GET GOIMG GALS
TAKE CHARGE OF
YOuttUH!
have depf'ndablt> <'<tr 1Jb ll1t y & ex p er .
Seven day11. Afternoons 714,'973 21.37 __ _
.<2 :K).5:~1 M-F & m
5
orn ,.._...___..__~
1ng s on Sa t / un. -· UG
<5:»8:30> Somcrollect AL SECY
mg reqwrt'd. £aminii'I TRNE $12K
based on :-11.t-or routP Will train person w J.:t)(l(f
C'.all 496 6800 1hk for typing & d1t•topho11t•
Fa.tcr Ouellet or Mak\' ~ktlls S.A. location
Dush lrvme Personnel A2ency
488 i:: lilh. Costa M e~J
ln,ulallon 1n"llallt•rb for
nt•w t'llfl,lfll('lton tn 0 C
J-:io:p !'ref Trr11n1•c:. "tart
;11 $4 1111 h I (j 011<1
bent•f11s c :111r1• I n~ul a
t1011. l.ui:un.i lltlh
5116-8123
ln.w r OH1r" Train1•t•
F'lhng. leurn r ollOI! &
cl aim:-30hr wct-k
835 3437 -----
~c~ 642 IHU
~----~
LIH1·tn C.:hnst1jn Ldd\ or
('O\JPlt• to t•:irt· for rtderl>
bt-driddt.'n ~emlcmJn
Clost• to bCJch Rd !>
I'll~ &is :kl9li -
Inte rior Landscaper
needed to ma111tam at·
t:ounts in Orang<' Co
about JO hr per wN>k.
Contact Donna·or Jayme
714 642·3800.
Mi\TERIAL CONTltnL
Matt>ria l Control 1-:x
peditor entry level f»-1
uon M1rumum I vr of
fir" expl•r . rr qu1 rt>d
Abil1t \ to v.ork with r1g1'r{'~. d(•t:.1.11... info a
mu'L Cull for .ipnt
540-71~ t:: 0 ~ 1\ Ken
dlJ\'ll> Co lr\'Ull"
MU 'I L\NI(.' · v. ontt•<1 full
11nw S.!O t\ .. honu ~
+ bcnrf1t., ApplH uni
need not dppl) unfo:.:. rull
qu.lllf1(>\J <.'all lor JPPI
Jn>.1:>4 1
Mt-Cham<. Fore1Rn cur!>
Min Jyr!\ t''<J> Must
know mctnt !).ill 61~
•• ,\11-:t:llANIC: With
Dl'tl'Olt U1e:.l'I ur Onun
expt.'n cnce Tom t\1•lly
Mar ine Eng1nccr1ng,
!).lj.9617
JJO W. Bay St.
C0c;ta Mesa
Equul Opportunity
Employt'r
PBX Operator. 1'1·ll'phom·
an..c;wcnng Service. 1-'ull
& Pan l•ml' Oay:.. t'Vl'~
& wavf' yard open. Will
tram 835 3562
PIXOPER.
l::am while you lcJrn
Telephoni: Answering
S.-n ice full LI me pu rL
11me Varied -;h tfl!.
Days. afternoon or even
~ Locauons in
FASHJO:'ll ISLJ\NI)
COSTA MESA1IRVINE
TUSTIN
HUNTINGTON B .. .:ACH
Ideal ror Mude nts &
housewives. Many co.
bencl1b including paid
vaca t ion s . Typing
35wpm ... E.O. E . Call
543-4230 Mon. lhna Fri.
BLUEPRINT person
n eeded ror buey
an:bit.ect office. Pre/er
person in ter ested In
architecture. Will train.
F\all lime llam•5pm. CaJI m.s1.20.
CLERICAL/ REC PT. .
duties oppty. X -r ay
certificate reqd. Exper
prel'd. Salary open. Call
FOOD SERVICE A.5STS
2-3 hrs dally, oo exp nee.
$3.35 hr beginning Sept •.
Appl1 lo Irvine UniCied
Sehl Dist 2941 Allon Ave.
Irv. 556·4900 Ext 30.
EOE.
Be financially indepcn.
dent! Act now and share
in the profits that an ex-
citing career an real
estate is bringing to &
growing number or sue
cessf u l wom e n
Telecours e 2000 ean
mllke it happen for you !
Don't Deloy, call Grace
Day, School 01rcclor
Now!
INV~ORY TAKERS.
noedl'd to work on a n oc
cas1onal l>Ms1s t\ itood
o ppty fo r retirees .
housewives. s tudent!>
(ove r 16) or othe r:.
wishiog to supplement
their in1·ome. SJ 0-0 to
st.art <.:all 213·5!M·6288 or
21J-433-00J!J collect
LOAN
PROCESSOR/
CLOSER
Med1ta l a~s t ex
pcnenced Orthopedic
Sun:oon. tyPtnl(. hack or
f ice. No n ~m okt'r .
64S-5194.
PttOHE SOUCITottS
Work at home. full or
p1ume. ca11 675·81.23 afl
6.!n.
Full-lime. Near Fashion
.Island N.81 Switchboard.
good typing, le d etail
work. Call M :30 Mon.
Fri .. Julie Griem 644-1230
E.O.E.M/F.
&>olckeeptng Q.llJCAL
nu:-u~er Specialized position in Ull..V ~NII Investment Services
Grow\ng Irvine engine Commiasions account·
distributor seeking ex-in g . Bookkeep i o g
peraeDced otrice skllls/exper. req. Jn-
manaaer /bookkeepe r dependent des k with
with diversified back-c.ha1Jenging responsibW-
sround includin1 book· cy. Xlnt rrtnge benefits.
keepinc. payroll. inven-caJl6t0-0123
t.ory CODlr'OI, personnel ---------
f\lncticm 6 other 111ual Clerical-small enginffl'-
dfice c.,_bWties. MaU inc COQllUWna fU'll) oeeda
rwume w1t!a pbol:. • to: IDOd trPl.st. May a lso
C.E. S m ith Co. Inc. perform OCCHional girl
P.O.Boa 19129, !nine, trtday duties. Salary ea. mu All r eplies hued oa 1klU1 Ir el{-
sbictlJ caalldeat.lal. = n ce Ca 11 k a y
ICCllD •P/C ..._ _____ _
~wlll~t·-...... bl. a..I Dtate In· CLERICAL
veat. firm. Xlat op -Needpenontoworkevet .......,..MMn.JI • weekend s. • days ...;;BOOKK __ ;;...E&_P_E_R ___ O_ood_1 ._.., 40 bn. type, good
.,,..., *1111 to handle pbcme communfoaUoa1.
b k .. I £lplr. llllptul. XIDL job gen. o o .eep n1. ~y.Call Al-4110 ~· bWiaa tor 1oqa
... Newport lkb Aa ~-~ ..... ~~a.~m~.$pm~~· ~~ A1eney •ear O .C .1-
AUJilrt, fleUllllt ~Ill· 1 --...... lq coecllUou, lri•ge -btndth. Con tact ° F 2"-I A61 .,.re•lht Ul.......a.... saaU • .,.... .. ....,.. -··-=--.-_ ... _u_•---• ..._ ca111 w1t111 big .... n.,........, •ta.. t 1 tis ....... ,......1
• ...._ · ·• o.&b PUot 'lb pl-. ,_. cl•lfled a -UW M ....,._ ad. Nil lodl1 ta-1171.
M2-66.11 •
DENTAL ORTHO. •
Olairslde assist. R.D.A.
e.xper. pref. ~u or part.
time. Beautiful area.
Xl nt. opportunity .
llvine. 559-0Tl7, aft. 6 &
~. 640-4292.
Dental Ass't, Ortho .. Chr.,
N. B. Part time or full
time up to 4 days per
week. Top salary. Ortho
eirp. Ir RDA req. 642·2626.
DESIGN DRAFTSMAN
Wo r k O D Oplo -
mechanicaJ equipment
l..t in laser-opt.kaJ re-
search. Prefer 3 yrs.
minimum experience.
Send resume or bring
wor k 1ampl e1 to
Newport 8-eerch Corp.
11115 llounl Beldy Clr-
cle1 ~Valley, Ca. betwe~n •·•· Cal l 112.TJOl.
Omit clert: must be able to work w .. kends ft
e\'el. The Inn At Laauna.
211 N. Coast Hw>'•tf
!-!fmalle•ch
DONl!J' SHOP early AM ~. No exp MC. Apply
IO Dlppity Danuta , llM
Newport Bhrd.C.M.
FOTOMAT CORP.
bas an openl.na for hdl
Ume person to perform
route driver duties & Ute
maintena n ce duties .
Must be at leaat 25 yrs of
age .tr have a good driv-
lnf record. Van pro·
vlded. Salary $.1.30 per
hr-$3. 70 per hr depend mg
on qualifications. Xlnt
benelits. Apply at 10885
Kalama IUvet Rd .• Suite
A. Fountain Valley or
phone 914·4455 for in-
IS'Vlew. E.O.E .
,_.. .. kin, aperimced
form erew in Or Cty
.... 91M'191,87~
GENERAL O F FICE • Wtd..a.. ~include ~ .... ,•~P· tlOlllil relit • Private ~Cub, ... ~.
o.er&JOtnce
TELEPHONErrYPING: A PlnOD wttb plehant ~ penonaJll)' to bmilJe beaV)' phonet and
Who bas lood lypiDI
abWU..flOOIMo.
'our Girl Otnce l:a~BtWU. • o.c. Air1lort Ana ~ct ... Aseoc.
(71')---
754-6218
Agent Real Estate
School ~ S. E. Bnstol IJ204
~~the J W Afrport I
GWi~/Mgr CXficeskllls required. No
shorthand. Wiil train.
Salary open. 642-3490.
GOOD JOI
Meo 2 days per week. car. Call 673-2218.
GUARDS P\111 .tr part Ume. All
a r eas. U Dlforma
furnJtbed. Ates 21 or
CM!f. • Retitect welcotnt.
No experience nee. APP·
J.y Unlvetwat Protection
Service, 1228 W. 5th 91.reet, Santa Ana. In·
ta'View 2lllan 9-12 " 1·4 Moo thna Jl'ti.
euYS& .. 115
Radie) KKAC Merchant 'a
Special Pro1um now
enr olllnt st v•ra I ~ mana1en for IDUW-m..ata pubUcily.
No exp nee. OnJy a dr1v-ial dtlltt to eaa.t. For llllllCa@ m.MI?.
I
IMVESTMEMT SEIVICES Immediate openl.n.: ex· •~ls m our Santa Ane lo:.in XJut :skill,; fl'QUJ,red r~r far1hty for a n l'X
our lnvestmrnt :services Pe rte n c e d L 0 / . Dept w oppty to h•llPa. .____ 11 n
escrow Accurate •AAW ,.,., .. -~~or. Savmgs ond w 1r 11 · i.:""" 1 lll>lln mortgage banking 1gures, wi ing & background prererrtd
quack to le~m. Work .1n Mtnlmum of 2 yenrs e:it ~autJful offices in Nwpt pertence with (.'()nvcn
<:enter. Apply m penton lion al and FHA tVA at. 230 Newport ~ter loans Dr. Sle. 200. NH. ·
Medical N.aistant. Back
office. stcnlt> tedmlquc.
some X ruy. typinl(
Urology 0((1ce. Np~ Heh
548-2247
Meda cal
Busy GP ofc net>ds young
lady w1lbng to be tr:uned
for all phases med ofr
wk. l>Ome ex per nee:. gd
hrs. nice work1n~ conds.
lc:ich1og crcdcnt1al
helpful. non s moker
S48-93L9
INVESTMENT
COUMSB.01 <irowinl Oran1e Co. 2nd
T.O. Leu Brokthge Co
P•Y•' eatremely hlch
ro_..lons for exp'd
Lie. 8ales perton . ....
Paid generous medical.
dental and life insurance 1·--~---.-.--pacb1re with excellent ~,,_.
JA.N11'()RJAL ROUTtS.
full·thne, C.M. l rvfne
are&, ltC> titper nee. '700
Ill(), + far allow11 ncc .
lmmcd open i ngs I 751-3862 '
JANITORS
Part Clme evenln1&1.
"*'·women' ~lea. CQlta ha. Newport,
Sanla Au a.reu Nust
havt car 6 home pMne
OaU m.e.:s.a or apply at
LU N Olive. Oran1e. ... tlllnl P'rl.
aal.ary for tbe r1ght in Live-In, llOO per treell
dMdual. plus room ft board (114)
Sound lnt.ereetltlg !
Contact Clara Conu
BEVEil Y HILLS
FEDWL Se•'-•' Le. A ... IOI Morttt T .. tt.
W.IOJ s.t.-._ Ce t270S
C714t 973-1421
_-...;:M~IY~
Get Gaa::N Hlh
forWlllTI eiepbants
with a ci ... 111ec1 Ad
CaUMMl'18
MM16lor cau> 421-6431.
Mod eUn 1 Cl81SU !
TEENS, lJ·15, tlar1lng
at South Cout Modtla
for Monti\ oJ Au,. onl,y
A11 areu "'rrlOflal de·
velopmcnt modoUna
covored. Completed
before school 1l art1t.
S«).291!)
MOOll s.ascom
A.ttratilve remalea S,00
wtl+ .....
It 1Gl ... ,;,.,.-ad-~trtl-.:
Int nwaaace to 1'9ach
•mote .,.ople al &owff
~t. Clusllled 11 tile ~ IO IOI CaU Now r Ma-5178
flLUMIEaS
Non-union service & re·
p11ir s h op need s
Journeymen. Exp in
healing helpfo l. If
qualified earn on percen-
l a g c pa y
S25.000·S30.000/yr. You
n ee d o nl y yo u r
handtools. We furnish
truck, uruforms & health
Ul.'lurance. Apply Mon-
Fri 8·'1 . Tbe Ear l's
Plumbing. 1533 W. Lin
coin, AN 642· 17S3.
POM'ER • needed bl.gh
waps. Must have pro-
ductJon ex~r. 645-8835.
PRODU CT I ON
TRAINEE. Rubber hose
products. Irvine a rea.
Must pus co. physical includinc beck X·Ray, A
J<endavls I nds . Co. ~769 ... E.O.E.
'5YCNATllC
TICH
Lookina f0t a proaeaat ve
unlU lt•nt lo work and :.m too? Full • part.
litne paaitiont now open. Good pay • belle. Con-
&ac.t .......... o«k'e.
IOUTMCOAIT
...CAL CIM1'll 111'2 Coeat Hwy Sau&ll~ -.uu tiL.110
£.01.
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•
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~?~-~~ ~:-!.~ .. ~ ... ~ ~!!~ .... ?!~ ..:r..=~.: ....
Pff derial. Ille U...., llt:TAIL ITOal ..... •acmAIT• Oiml.Ml .U.. U.1m, d = ......... ,... .... -..Ck ..... , .... o..lfle ..... NCWt'• .. c..m.a.•eW't .......... -::.::: ~ c-..' ~~.-:,·•:,.::.::. ......
\If .an, •W '"C'i ~· Call Iii •· ••tr1111 Ne• •••lier. l) C. Suf;ll Bar ,.,, lime, ~~~ -~~~~ )'OUl'ln CaU•-IDI. ' TMlm ..,,_. .... Tll ___ ll. Waida • ao,.e
~t!f&DllJVD 5ftrttlf'1•rff•'°'91f1. =· t :»t.»H.I '4•CMA11• ...... Ne•qAt Hr· u perlenred oulure
Newport Bea r • IY Aal..JIJln..,,Ndcd womanf\AIJUJMS.llre-blalloury S tore In w:•• •.......,~a wt11a. • •-. Jdfou Uaa& ......,.. Call f'-OrnnadlU••--••· U. ala& ..... &al lor ..... fer ..... ...,.: ---... ....,. I I ... ~~~.!!pie\ w lU1 l40 iOOI or 10·17ZI I~ . ' -~"..e-M • a .. y.
--~ ._. _ llCllTAIY ~":!.~--~~ Ca..,...w111 bave l >r .. _ .. ____ ..-...... TOPllll09Cf k.ftntc~ f'fS.1010 • ...... la~ n.kt '° .,..._. .. _''°'"""" I Y ,.,._ 1 wide Yanety ._.. Wlll'Mt. 11..n per Co1unctir • tolletr "" ~ omc. ...... an .... br. f\&U Lime., • d.liy ~CJmpaay 11 Htlun1 STOCK c~ \~._.TJ .. .-. 10 .hra a d•Y· ~,.,iu.:1:hT! f;~~ =.~~~f!c~:
....,...GwpmaolMll\, .~ • -· • -eo+.Slll lJO+ SIS,000+-min . oHlu iuuu . wit an ..a.ibty &o a,erai. ..-A• & ~-ktv ~ bflct. ••• __ tk.,_Jin( on opr Pur c buln• ex pe r bl r ..,__, pMt un&np. Ablti tu belpfl.lJ Mu1l llave • • .._ e Salary t"Otnm HICl(OtlYIAIMS wor1l_._pr1MUrl'11od vflbdCAdri"*11tk. Irv.
---... for •PIK H .U ti.Ina mra ... , ID P 1' uMUPtrvtaed Hei1d ,.,,, ioe. Pkue cCMllad Al
MHla Eld. 3DIZ E.0 t: aai. Apply 1t ff1tknry a.WM to Panoo L&d p 0 . l'llAl -.-1.
hnm Wn tcUff Pina b l&!3, lrv1M. WJU ---- -• •EAL ESTATE LOAN UTtb. lrvlMI ta>Ol'72 -· -'t'tacbeni CLERK -Ty plnf 6 °' 117 hahloa lalaod SECRETARY Part· APft, y MC)Wt ttneral d.ncal uper. _.., time 10 3 wlld1y1 .
,...itl'e4 Exper lft pro. • Salary Open lypl1111 8abstit.-e teacben at~ ~ rN1 na..Q IMOS wUs mandatory Call needed K I for 7t·IO
de1ir1ble . Tvpe IO· SALD Robin al 644 2~07 o r school year. Valid C•J ' ....... ~... So ,,. ___ ., 1 -.. ~ t.eacbao!:Jredealdt lo :~m Contact The .-..m 1 . ~ s .,.,,...._ ol eaur. 1401 Dove • ·~~ •• p . d f / \ - --quM)lly. lfora-.
St..,N.8.llW511.EO.t: ... ......,,.. for OW' Dul· SICRETARY Pu t•Y~ .......
SM.ISNOfU
, We ba~e an openuaa for 2
bcen&eeS who are really
ambitious. A lovely o(,
.lice orrmng your own
Jlrivate desk " aJI the
• necessities ror success
plus up to 70~ com·
mission. Call Marjone
Clarll. Residentia l llauier for IPP 't.
W..,M.T ...... Co.
ftltaltorS Mts4910
........ w..
Openln1 for licensed
salespeople . locally
owned, with national re
ferraJ system. Excellent
working cond1t 1ons
Earn JOO% commission.
For confidential app't
"'H-1~9-0Hil. Ex~t:U·
Systerna Re.alt.ors
Real Elltate Top N'pt.
Pm.in. office has openmg
for exper. salesperson or
IV!!W licensee. We train 673-!nj()
!QI Orde. Exp req'd m Xblll opp&y for etfid«nl SclilMi DWrtd
cbbul • .Uwr. ~I or p! w/top tecrelarial (7l4JM2-1151.nt223!2a. wa.Ae U.... We are ol· slulla &o work in r1ull
feriq top aa1.ark!s ~· paced N.-Bell R.E. ore TELEPHONE WORK· ..
menaurat.e w1bll1round Qi.lll..1la,&,13.2900. or F. 13 bt +bGoul, R. wtfull company benefits. Benell Farmers lu.
Pleue apply BulJock's Secretary. Good typist, 'r.12-1147. So Coast lfenonnel, 3333 some record keeptng. 3S ---------
Bris tol St. Mon·.Frl hr week. Xlnt worldnf( i--------• 10.m·Spm EOE. cond. Send reaume & ~
-ref's to; P.O. Box l8S. AM) CAS ...
SALES/DELIVERY. H Coronadel Mar. 9211125. We bave a p oa1l1on
you need a decent pay mg ~---- --avallable ror· an emcient
job up to .... + ev11 Secretary!Typilit: personable telepbone
S·9pm, call aft lpm. Strong typing s kills conaole aUendant ct:.x
S3'Hll11 needed Including somo ec:Uklne B-1000) who 11lso ----·--statistica l typing ex· has retail cashier ex·
SALESGlB.L. exper. Jr. perience with aeneral p e ri e n ce . T h e at Sponawear. Apply The cler1cal background · r b Second Glance. 2122 Salary commensurate mo&Phere UI un & usy. Compenaaooo & benefits Oceanfront, NB Call with ability & ex· aregood.lfyou havethe ~3381. pe r1 e n c c · C 0 m qualaCHat 1ons le the
Sales'_,,,", mn & ~ti,..~~ prehens 1ve benerlts motlvaUon to work in an ......, '" ...... package+ 3 weeks paid shop, mature. respoosi· vacauon. Fashaon Island exc1t1ng environment.
ble ethJcal 1ndiv1d""'' .-.·~~trorl'Waffi pleasant please contact Mr Fin ....... lime ~ ror in ·----oegan or Mr Cline at ,_.. · ..-~ · s m all company al
tttview631-3S73 _ _ _ n:iosphere. Please send I•-~-------~ LADY-exper, h1gh resumeorcaJI:
quality lad1ei. shop. Hospital Floan. Service ~lnO 110 Newport Center Or ,
-------Suite 240 , NB 92660
---------
759-0223.
----Fnr exclusive ch.atdren·s tceaJ Elltalt· Salesl>('Qple store So. Coast Plaza Secretary •Gari l"riday
New CM based hrm Gd
typing req'd Need own
c ar. Salary com
mens ura te w exp
646-7735 wkdys
TB.LH lm.medlale operung for
full time teller. ex
penence preferred but
not neceaaary Umon
Ftderal Sav1ntts. Mis·
Sll>O Vlt!JO, 76!1·7801
E .. E 1M F H. MEW PROGRAM ~penence f'hllenual. Le Magwun. 549-IS8S
SALESPERSONS
Gift shop. Corona del
Mar. PIT & Cull time
673 -2268 Mon -Fri
8·:.MPM.
SECRETARY
$100. mo. Xlnt skills req.
dynamic environment
TIHI:: & t;l::Nt:RAL
Al!TO SERVICE 5 Day
work wetk . Apply
Newport Tire Center .
DX> E Coast 1 lwy. COM
ku&y ofrice manai;t·r
rH-t."(is help w1Lh !>ynd1ca·
lion F.;i rn 70 110 !JO":
commisswn wh1lt> you
learn our new advanced
program Call Ray,
KAT ELLA HJ::ALTY.
557 ~11.
\ 1£CEPTIONIST
Prestige service onented
co 15 looking ror a
MATURE. F RONT OF
FICE APPEARANCI-:
•nd1v1dual eapable or
handling our 70 extension
pulse phone system .
Must have previous re
~1unist expcnenc~ &
llllerested ln a cart.'<'r :.t!>
SAUS PatSOM
PART-TIME
We need a dependable &
mwture salesperson tor
our unique furniture
litore in the Westmm~ter
Mall
Pleasl' re ply in con TOW TRUCK OltrVERS
fldence to Collins Ali Expenen('ed only Live
50ciates. S67 San Nicolas in Costa Mesa 646 0038
Or,Ste30'l. Npl Bch -----·-----Tow Truck Dnvers ex
lS.22 scheduled hrs per
wk. Mo rni. & so m~
SECl'fT ARY /Uc)al J.>l'r'd Top pay Apply
Tral.nee ror EBtate plan G&W Tow1nl(. HOR
rung Dept. s m law ,,fr Otuns Way. C M 64!-_l.252
airpor1 areu NB Xlnt
tyvmg ~luJls. unu:.ual op-
J.lly 8:13-9982 wtmds. Apply; • ------·---
SICUTAIY
a PROFESSIONAL
RU:EPTJONIST. Salary -
The WOcid F•ctory
WtStmmst.er Mall
~144
l.Sl n r nr Sean; Offiu C.onlHtor
Reliable energet.u· self
staner.able LOh:wdle all
phases of office duucs
S800 mo to start CdM
675-4340
commens urate with Salt::.person for uit.amate
quab£1callons X!nl co apparel shop Maturt-
--i>enef1lS. Call fo'rank1e womttn. prefer over 40
Hunzeker 752-0707 Non smoker. 40 hr. week
KO I::. tneld Sat. Call for appt Secretary L oa n
Processor Imme diate
ope1UJ1g tn rapidly ex·
panding Newport Beach
loan brokera1e <'O. Eye
lac accuracy & attention
todetails. Banking, com·
puter. or real estate ex
penence llelpful. S'alary
optm. ~I Katie 64(>.9350:.
RJ:;CPT1P8X OPER
~ed by Huntington
Beach Caly Sehl D1i.t
Ability to type ..Owpm
l'eQ. Sll09 io S\006 per mo.
depend upon exp. Apply
'735 lAth St, H.B Call
~1.
RECEPT for Dr's ore.
Typing nee. J<~/T. Npt
Bch area. Call 645·5300.
.MX;EPTIONll:>'T 9-4 Mon·
Fri, Newport area. Call
IM&-3188 ---·--·---
llCIP110MST
1rwie entline distnbulor
requtres r ecepllonist
~,1197 -------
SALESPERSON. Fil pos
Ul ret.<ul hardware :1tore.
no Sun or eves. See Mike
or Steve H.W. Wnght Co.
~Rochester. C M
SAUSPEOPU
Part time&rull time.
Nahas Dept. Store
U.34 Irvine Blvd, Tustin
~ PERSON needed
rull ti me for m arine
hardwar e d islnbulor.
Marine experience
nece11ary. Balboa
llartne. 549·9671 ror 8lllJl: E.~.E: M/FIH _
*SECRET AtUES *
SectCiv EnJC S\4,400
Sec/Stat RE $14.400
G.O./R.E/dict SUK
with good pho n e 1--------• personality, accurate
AdmA.Slt/bio-md GSK
• Exper Coumelor
Sales, Our Of fl ce •
Appl Only I Free
lh Reinders Agency
4020 Bitth, Es tab '64
Newport Beach, &33s8190 tYJ)lst. Sl.art $700 per mo
Phooe_M~7~~
Receptlonlal. Xlnt OP·
SALIS/Sludu••
StudenlS earn SS.SB per
hour. Part time or rull
Urne available. Car &
~ necesHry. Call
:r,7.gea
SlCTIY /..._ Ofc.
Jl()rtwuly for student
Jl\lU time summer. part
Ume rall-sprtna. $3.50 I~• ___ •-·-~~--.~~-.
TRAINEE. l.Jgbt typing
and bookkeeping for
lnsw'ance/ll E omce ln
C.?cL $700 per mo tn slart.
Call Stepharue at~~ perhr. Ple~surroun·
d ings. Mus t type
mmirnum 45wpm Apply
3f10l Dana OT. -.6137. ·-
IUrEPTIONIST Busy
Nlee office. typing S5 to
80 wpm. Exper. re·
11ulred. Variety or in·
teresting duties. Lovely
offices. Xlnt. beoents.
Newport Center. Call Mn. Duchlk644-74M
Sales
THELOOI Known for the rlneat ln Security Officers. F It. 40
men 's & wom e n 's hrwk.phooe&carreq'd.
raMhlon cloth.in& is pre· Uniforms furnished.
seotJ.y looking ror 3 peo. P!ant in Irvine. 133.3000
pie in terest e d in a x.191. ---· r.moo career in sales Service supervisor PIT,
with advancement Into Skate desk. Ice capadeii, management. lf this Is mas>
)'CUI' goal call for appt. ----------
lilllnaie>lpm. Sew I ng M a c h 1 n e '.!_11£ LOOK 644-6500 Operators; my shop. Call
TRAVB.AGEHCY
MA.MAc.EA
lmmed opening Npt
Bc h Cont1n:l S u e
642'"4.SSO -
THAVEL AGENT full
ume with llck.eung ex-
pcnence. Hunt Bch. CJll
Lltrry ~ .J7J()
TRAV&AGEHT
lll!y expanding agen('~.
nun 3 yrs expet' m mt 'I &
domesuc travel. prefer
have compuur training.
~100
TIAVELA~EHT.
Experien c ed. Lido
Travel Service. 673-3310
TRUCKDIJVIA
P/time. lrvme. S46-6673
TRUCK DRIVE R ·
PRODUCTION
TRAINEE ror s m
chemical mf& co. 21 yrs
min age, gd dnvlng re ·
cord, neat appear. Apply
1,.PM. Mon·Frt. E-,L
Moore Co .. 13& Com·
merc1al Way. C M
548-9831
TRUCK DRIVER
Truck dnver & main·
teoance man f or
chemical toilet com·
peny. 646·2700
----------2
TYPING: A well or·
smized person re.qui red
lD ror lypin1" some fil.
Ing. N!curacy very im·
portaBl.8>0 'mo.
Four Girl Of flee
Excellent Benef1u
O.C. Airport Area
Frederick Brown Anoe.
( 714 ):;46-9995
~W_.., JIM Mii• 1011 "811 • , IOU ... W. IOU JaaaJ 8070 ;.;;i. •••• II II Sii • ._. -·····---........... ...................... ...................... .... ................. . 1------... --tt ' IM1H&.• C.•eb. o-... late: drape•. llr-'M ll c. aoldllillk WaiUw •IOI.Id, 0 •· tu&IC,,,...1W GNU/"* l&ri,..a. ~ tnell. ..,_aid· lflnm ~Call :.=..-::.~::~ ·-· ¥lal ff!M. aso. Pb: !!l'oou. ,ra.u . ..w..11& ,...it.
CllllO.,Cl• ... r.. • r --aun:aQl·~~l .. d. Mii" 1111
o.&...,JULMMllO T ... 7=~· ,... ... w1 .. wiaw ..... ti. oee:·ff~ ......... f-.-... -.. ..... a.. to ~=::r•.:= ... ~.KB. --~,=:-~~::
IWI tiaM ""li.eed. 1'tw.&t: Pt.u. bikee " MW ilGM. "'" Jaw " Aflllt1•,...a.6.Jo&J1 n£ AlttltJt -~~~~. 1111n.~c1rct•. °'"•r tooUac. $UOO . ..., ... S.eo.t ft'#~. ... ,_..,.,.a.cfff r.v.•ma. --.
..._...... Oilu, tba. •chn. 91161 .. ....,. "i..,. .... o. _ ----
ctn, delb. lovels' b*m .... 4Ml Lal Plkll. HB. (otf ••iiil • ....._1,..u1me ~ct.f• aeu. ~. l•mP1. • •--•Slml>.Sat•s. ·-.. ·-II pa-W!Mll. PrlH&~ o.bl rdtt ...... Mii tree.. fi' ...... Qllfilld ¥ .. Vet VldouliUllm.Ml-CT. .._ ..... --•-••
OllM&.StM. 1tooll ...... plant .,~ •h'rrs. +-LUleA81TA4t5 ac..da, at.o Oriental Cl1 · ...... Mo•in1 all mu1t 10. from)'OUl'~card.
WAl'!'D pert u.n., ..., ~· OCATDIO " IWrtg, tum, Is mlac. 4Sl4 5-1 emit eat'41 ,_. each ..._ pnv.a "'°'' ~u •• ,,. ..... ~ ...... REL , ous~ ~.COM SAT• ........ ,. ......... -..... we wMM. .-.-...-.-..-.. full~·-ter..aelncl'1 Sulloo!y9All -... -... _ .. _.-We boaor lolA. •c. w ....... ~ to return permanently WAMrm••• Caelaiet '• ci.eets. .. xlot~··.,,.. ..... 'H•U•·Oara1e aealed attractl~ iag " De'AT'OMLT CMlt. NO~ ~-OeocU•a Galore.! llr-.>, meetlna airline
To deliver DeiA¥ PUot CHECKS rLEASF.! ....... ffV ,_ •·r. Ale. 4-5. AH day. 33111 J.D. requlremenbl . Pre· ,_--. •----'--.le· F* av~. llAlmll ....._._ .. ,..., • 81wrLMtena,D.Pl. \led lml •theft! For a --...... _. ~&.o,,...&e. 11111.-..~ . -· penmallsed l4& e.idose CIW'w vao • l&rle It.a· .... 1•& ~-.. ---IZeob'JV •.Jamp1. ml&c. wallpaper, fabric or tlqn wagon Md a fOOCIV--c.oma.em.or.V1 qlldt.t: 1tem1. Set. t ·t . tHI "DIY Clo" paper It we
dnv&119 record. Pbone JlrM'tllew1MN181vdCM ..._.._ft 1 ~ t · i'ulluton Av . C M wUJ beck •trim your
i4J.4:Jal aa0 allr ror ~ .....-0 W/balanced ....... ~ lap. ()r try two cards
Harry Seeley or Don _ _ tlGI w /Ollll ea ..-.,au.a. ~ -~ -· backtob9ck.
WUliama, • d •••o StOOw l e••P''ln ent s . Super G.araje Sale. PRICES:
t:QL1AL1' -&1aw1ttal MfM·''*' ' ffoualtaold ii.eta•. k1dl 12 3~ OPPOJl1'UNITY ••••• .. ••••••••••--• ic.e, AMo. --~ t .de* tt.u.lf. s ml a1 ladles ••
EMPLOYD -.a11icnUer a.e)Cle u • cut. tab.~ ts .... .u. Pri&l·lun ~~=:::::: WAREllOUSEMAlt-: ~ m•e~~~ fi7S.7'!D) ___ , _ --::.":lr..:':;.i,-a lOormoreSl.tOea. R~lit penon ror Sit AUi t. •P• C&\len· w a 111e4. .-laM.' ac ___ ,___ -Sales,J~~~
rablte .....-...e. 'Cood 1n1> 2188 I . Newport. 1ampl. Pnvale Pu ty. ~tT...s Draw your own or send opp. wi&la IJ'OWlng co. Blvd.N.8.f7S.lft0 1M-J.2Z7 tllta.iMtN-* Or, HB. ..----..~ phoo &
lrv1ae area S•lary -----· &it........ name.~. e c 0 • m . w / a• p u . I 1£ jl l•s ._.... Wa&.ub&d. Qua.a.aiae, -· - ---...e'U make ooe card per
I I I I I I I I I I I I........ .."6. c .. ---.............. #!!!_.&A £ft• ••• r c-OW Pine tag. Add 25' each. 511-'191S. --' I ca._.._... --·-s..s ~or money or --------lildlm cabmeta.11.5.M& ....... ~W? \ UJ. aft ac..we. good derto: Wuehous•t Dela very IC). 31 .. pnft0 ..a..t ¥am· ...._, n 12 • .-.. mare.
Pft'9<lO for part'y reacil ty ,,_. •.16. 42" base 2 uphold. !It dLa.irs. I .t.ta Jbc•olu. C M PILOTPllMT'IMG
s&ott. Ptr. apply 302S $29.99. The lhch ard ~. Z decb A dws. 9.1'/&ul P.O. Box 1.560
Newport a. C!I. G.,._,Co.19-Gll 2 wlu.tc v~I courbt$. -------., :-;-r Calta Mesa, Ca. 92626 I~-... c~ae t•I. 2 U?G~£GAJlAGE.....,,.c. ---, ___ _ ~ IOlS dressers. on gn. a&pecl . • 9V,., aft 21 yrs,
WAllJ!llO(JSI!! -·--·-· Oii pa1•lln11. ('((', ....,. .... ".-ec parts. CERAMICS
_f'AC'l'OJlX • -llimaAa)'"-11 Klaas 5'11-1Al8, U'l7 Lia-S..le "* ~--· d ..... (lubit" llandpuot.ed ceram&cb. ASSEMBLERS ~oe Poiat femaies. Xlnt. Ave.CM 'TV's. I\ ... 4J ardMry plaques. nativity set,
uWeorooexparience quality S17S.SS2·181D. -~. &.U1"9. &*c. 93 .. plate1, much miac .
Top Pay Paid Weekly Jblple duunc rm. Ht *·· * .m ~Pl. Items A.Jso Sl)e('ial or STA.&TNOW OaddlySa.ameMKltlem.8' Goud eend.. Schn . 2 t M Set!J.4 dl!lra6co&orsdone al re IMlllllal okl. tlO each. CiiJI leafs. It conr. 1125. MDO&b&e ~. 846-M7:1 MCMI'" I -..w 1412-Tl'Z 9+H.:ecilr Plt.J,..."'111 Sat w~ eve:.
TEKPOltARY -------' follls 1 a .... 11Jt> a.all· SERVJCES W,_.Siu__ 3-pc Maple hr Ml. emiy ~ .. 1u~ 1t.ea1~
IRVlN E 7.''"_,, -681 UMl ~ ~ ~ IW .-. ... -COPIH
E.O E. -tt -----set. S2GD. solid Oak draft· -. ---Ml<seU 2 Pennao lutues ing lb& w llllldtl arm. Sat Sin Z8T7 t..a-.s.Me C•
Uses any paper . .., pnce
982 7033
YARD -MA Iii. f'e1tt a-I
Cll!lller bas tull u me open·
1ngs for 2 men .
M«baa1cal knowled1e
helpful, neat handwnt
ing oecessar)'. Wkdys
orr Will train 1930
Rec. w1papel".I. Grand ll.30: _._ Oak ~J Naa 4'e:t au.•. OuWt Newport Beach Teoni~
Oi.ampi.?'1 hnl"S ~ t.bl n5I; ~ _ stereo M ..._ _.l), furn. Qab membersblp. ~tov
~ e:iM"-c. \"'-~ lllC out or the area S7SO cbhinc sz 11 C. ~" 1V • 91Jt.tc2L
Newport et.~~--
.......................
.... .......................
FREE to good homu Lab
pups, S wki:., great
wllods S48-0318
Pomeranian pupp1e~ 7
~ old. male & rl"m
AKC Resnbl Pvt Pt>
~2:WJll ~ ... --
·········-·········-· Wht German She~nh. AMT'l9Uf SMOW
Daily thru Sonda)'. Aul(
5 Hunt1ogtoo Center
Mall .ios Free wJ}
Ill• ucll Blvd. JI. H..
A.1';,,QUE UNLOADING
SALE
~l & Sun Aug 4th I. 51h
lOA.\1 Lo SPM each dlly
New load from llUd"'esl
'The Bra.'\S Reg~ter. 1411
W Main Sl . Tu:.l1n
Im 5778
Antique Butln~ t111>k.
1865. S4SO D.ban Al~l
t.res.sle t.able. tbl It chairs
SOOO 751 .2994 aft 4pm
Applianees 80 I 0 ..•..........•.•.......
/\KC rcJI . I wk' old
fn~
~n¥
Gorl(A.·ou:. :i mo mah.,
Oiarnp Mred SS 1-M'r.} --.
Adult lllack AKC Oobw.
Ma~n1ficuntly tra1 ned
~entl c & dlcrt $1 50
t..12-7511, Betty 642· 11S4!
~ l'zu. I yr old. ~1!(A!
femah.• W p&Pt'I ~ Sl!iO
After 4 830 4727
ADORABLE PUPPIES
Bloodhound Ii Golden
Iii.el.never 7 week..-. old.
alilung $S ud1 to cover
shuU 6'l2-95616 after 4 I.II
1')1. or &i6.J104
t 'REJGJiI DAMAGED ,._ .. y~ .. 45
IKlfPOINT SALE. 330ls ••••••-••••-•-• ... •
W Warner nr Harbor. To eood home only. iram ~Ao.i ~2921.. _ Do berm ,j n , x I n t
CASR PAIO ~. walch ~I w~hr Oryr!>I Rdn.c~. !.6i~ - --
~'Orlong ?r not 957 ~133 _ Need~ hom~ beaut F
f)'1g.1daue washe r $7S.
hotpoint gas dryr S75.
Hotpo1nt bltn dshws br
Bi S&gnawre 21.a cu ft
Side by side rrirlg S3SO
Guaranteed & delivered
S4S-8672
Tappan gold electr. ff'ff-
standing dbl oven. xlnt
cood. $200. B-3014
Coming eltt stove lop.
«o mplete w t 5 p t
cookware Sl.SO. W.9859
Stove. older, clean. really
ruce.m .
~.
-------A-eeur, avocado. Neveor
Ulled. new MSG now S3SO Qlllanytime.~7~ -
Apt s ite Gibs on
ref ngerator with roomy
rri!fter. Bronze. Good
cionditioo. Only UMd by
t.chel« (« bttr aod TV
dinners un\11 bride
!>hon haired cat I > r
s payt>d. aft tip m
548-~
2 Iott.ens. part Siamese I
bladi. 1 c alic:o
548-7418
Colhe1Shepherd max
Male. 1 yr, rn.nd.ly. nd1
~bome.~Amy
Cl..EANTOPSOIL
YOU HAUL
968-7141 ------Adorable playful $wk old
smOkey co&or tabby lllt
tert 1.o ed. hm 751-8199
free Kittens wbt\e
remale
848·19'3 Daya
KJtt.ens free to good home
Blonde grey striped.
grey •m.uced. ~1 .
Fw.Jbe -1050 •••••••••••••••••••••••
dragged him io altar and I BUY * * now wants larger frig. * * ~ Call 960-3910 after Good ueed Punulure " 6pcD Applianc• --OR l will -'--------, aellorSELLforYou
Used Hot.point refrg. bot· MASTaS AUCT10M
tom freezer $100 64'-t .... 6&1JJ.f621
!lfl2. 7972 ---------
IOnpwt bed. 2 lWlD ~S
complete. l&e d ruwr . ~ fbulh. dlDcue !Wt.
waaber • dryer. color TV. <llMr IW!'N. 48&Q2S
lu.ccace. clocb . ice --- -,
sbta. r otltt sk 9ll'i:.. JOHMWATME
_ITWl'a ~farm kll. ~ ~ Ta.llS a.ut
..., family a* s.r-& Mt>mbt'r.,h1p for ~ale.
---------SU•s ~&ab't' 8t!llt otrt:r Call Cathie. .. Oarrdt. c Ill 75-0t61
llE :"'o111t1ous ml!H' 1tf'm:1. , ________ _
pnnunc pn!SS. pru)t"t' W11rebuu1o1• Inventory fllllmrE SAU ton ett> n 1 Sun • 5 ,s.de
Below .. ttAJlesal~' 2
model s <·omplt'lely
rum1&hed . EYtt}lllU•I(
rrlUlll 1JO • 17091 (; rff1'!.
Huntington B~al.'h .
(Wamim" A Doha Chi.ca 1
171A11M8-77JI
~w. "55 .........................
SAT ONLY' EULao Alltn
1'nmAt bed. him, C'OCd
o r gan. la mps. ki t
~ boclb" clod:le:. lBlS l'l.l8llD. OI
MOVINGSMI
fl\Jm.tt.ure, brau IKl'e:H.
dlshe:.. bllc e:-8 BQ. t!11 c .. 11 ror <IP1)l. ool)
67rH942
Baby equpl . clothe. tlllS<'
Ba rptJT Pn C't'S" 8'-3 ·~ ~ 1"2:)2 Su.rmeo. In
(lbe <:olooy I _ _ --
Womens cialbts ail Sties.
new A ueed. ~ 0.-t
Bay Lane. IJ'uut Bcb
s.t/9un JO.S
Hutie m oving s ale.
couches. beby ~.
dinette " muclt more
Silt 'Sua oaty. 7832 f'ord
IX Hwltltcb.
GIGANTIC GA RAGf.:
SALE·Aallques. furn.
rmorcyctes. ansc. S.t
only. 29952 Maluso.
~ Nift._~uio. -
Mela \'enk l\rtd 29&2
PttubaOr C M
Slptor <':ar:i~ Sale' Z4it !:>1crr a \'1.,l.i ~ B sw.Sw.G 11-4.. Baby (uro
d otht:S. 'Ill Y MO<i.ba ., m
appll ances. VVll rend .. r-..
l'~ l?m'I & lots mor1·
SM SllnUM
1412~.QI~
In I rvuw Terr:it·e
Clotb1n11 . b .. by l>td .
baolls. ~. ~ 274 t.
Pal.mer. C. Nr Saata
Ana&. UCh_ SaL AQ 4,
1.0-3PM
---__ , -2
3 Farmly Ga~ ~-h:
• ~ml items .S:.1 171U 9tt,.,, Ln-HB 1 art •Irey 1
GAR~GE SALE 2 a.t6
Loll~~e A •e . C Ill
1e ro·" t V1('tOr101 1
-Sat-~_,._ .. ------
~E SAL£.SM 'Swa
&..; 10022 ~n la IK .
H li I A d am .. /
Broo klll11r 1t &
Yarldeiirm I AM I f'M COii
S(Jlit stereo. also 1boma:i
~~an.~..a:s._
1415 W' Bey Av~ l"I R 1tn
aJley J Sat &-J ONLY
ftlueebold 1tem.s from s&'
tDSlil' --··----HUGE MOVl.NC SALE
Sac. Oll!y. f'u ra. baby
i.e.&. dlllllls. llm(', 17lZ.1
'Miit .... La. Hllnt ~. w fll Spnacd:aie So or . .,...,. GARAGE SALE·ft.J~.a · , , ---
bed. buldler blk. aau.,ae y ARD SALE Bunk be(b,
pnnutave corree lbl. u,y boa a.ort. wallppr.
siereo. etc. Sat 9-<1 2Sl2 redaou. bnder1ovt•n.
Ocean Blv~ <?dJr_;____ clwla C"ab. lawomwr.
GARAGE SAL£ -A_,· lmlft. Wi8 £. 2llllh St. Cll
q&ies. me1f s rewelry. ~..: ----
Wll&er be4, caad.Jes. lo&a ~. 9'enlO. WW·
more IQOlles. saop f« inf rn«lrilae. calMtMt .
Christmas .ar ly. 631 i:-s. It INM'. 518 Jlst
t:ARPETING &
V~NYL SALE
2 011,V'\ only Au~ 3 & 1
Pr• 12 II Sat IZ..9
f'anla1l H ' '13 V Ill II'> nrt
~tl"'9
• Y.yt fk.\OMq
·c...r~• *Sold WO(,.ct flooritMJ
40% ta~% off
Top quality. n~ne br-.nd
l pt & HO) I T!ll.a ~ J I
tJl'l'll' ooly publa· orfenni.:
t.o bu;y room :.1a floonng
at <kaler ., c05t or le~'
bt COf1'W l>t sec\ ct.I
Also included
•l'lbll"' 2
•Utmp.
•Plctw-c:.
•Uesas -own •M1SCderoralJng 1lcm:s
U )'OU haw beef1 thmkm~
of re modeling a spare
room or dressing up <i
van. boat or KV. lake ad
~ of our one Um•·
5* Ca~h & carry. MC.
VISA.OK.
Home Centers. Inc
401·8Wal Dyer Rd
S..a Ana. Ca. 9Z707
Take the Nwpt J•wy to
~Rd. Cl off ramp No.
of MacArthurt. tum west
approx I mJ
-------··~ For SaJe H~man rl'ach
1n coolt>r New l't>m -
pres...ar Cheap 673 -091:.!,
646-548
Cry pt ·llarbor Lawo.
Coeta Mesa. beautifully
loaUd. A reai bargain
6'1S-.wxJ lrvtne Ave., N.B ~ N.ll cA.tary Waun
--:nit It 31:.r 9L) 1~3 Set & s.ino, maple. 960. Zuver
Neighborhood Garage SlllD. '"1 ell.)' Wit bench M .
Sale. Cirniwn. bric-a· ------·---CalJMf-U89 Inc. 1291 Cooway Ave. 4Jl&S.-. II m• llo¥ie -, -, ~----_CM.Setcmly. ___ c-ru. IJP«Wr1ler, f\111 sz MaU/box apnngs
add. imdaine. etc. <Sat. & rr a me bed. v a c
Garace S11lle. 11·5. Set. oallrl m 2'blt St .. c .M. ~._stereo. 1144·521!__
()NL V. rocker, end table. _..
ladies clothes <• S.12>. -·--------Uftborl( Tennis Mem·
toya. miacb llUl(l. 236 ,..Salit, ..-uu.1.s benhip w /racquetball
RoblaboodPl.CK da.il•l&S. 9drdra.r facihlin. Mu st sell.
Jleeeptionls t /cash ier
Ptr. Ice Capadea, 2701
Hlrtlor Bl. C. M. 9'1N880 •SALESYACHrS
Must ba•e salting exp.
Comm only . Kon a
llariae. 71 t-e'75-1403.
l.Quan.~2844
Typist /Cieri cal: $800 +
Join a rut arowing land plannln& company In Used refrigerators
NB. Congenial office le Wasben & Dryers
Green antique ~fet-has
been used as aureo cue
or dnllaer, 72" wide. 27''
bi. 21 " deep. S7S or offer.
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Z1T 3ardSt. N'B. P'um. VW 4dwr dtts5r • Kaple Al!Pr'OX40sq yds usedcpt,
parts, new Baja Irita. luvseaUIO. Matcll'1Jcof $60. Exercycle $40.
oi.sc. Items Sl·SlO. Sat. fee lb&• ee. SW· 3pc tbl Farbarware rolJHerie, ~ ~.:.!:!.,. _ , -Id 115 .U. M.ilir ._,..aills sa. llDll a way bed $20,
RECEPTIONIST IT1pl1\
for long stab Newport
Bcb Ad A&encY near 0.C.
Airpirt.. Pleuut work·
101 conclitlon1, frlnae
benerlta . Contac t
VJrli,niaMt-1126 SCREEN Prlntln1 --=--------Foreman. right penoo
i&WllONST • weiPI up. Good ops
Fall Ume. Propert1 "'1· Piece won/profit M•rrne 'ftmHocat· a h art n 1 . Hard In
edlelniM.Ccm&adKim Gr8'11dea. '111 W l'l\h St. ,,, 9'• !, 1:30 to 5:30. CM ... 911. ,..,. ...._...
BUS 90YB 11\aU Is pert tlme evealn11 .
Wtekead1 a ma1t.
1'Jewport Btaeb locaU..
a.ti lar 1ppt. 145-5ClllO ~•t -.......
HOSTESS Thurs-Sun £¥9. 4pm·llpm. SUI
per br. X.lnt Newport ...... ---. Call ,_ -...---. ..................
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SICllTAIY
La1an1 e.acb Rltb
School. Full time. 11
mon&Jl 1ear. JleQutr ..
t1plo1 SOWl>M .
alaortband UWPll .
Se.lary '7•·-· Call .......
~SllVICE workln& environment. BARGAJNSSERVJCE'
Type 7()..l()wpm. gd speJI. SJl-Olll S38-4330 cuu
i.,. m•ll ortler Urm
oeeda a bri lht penon to
handle return orders
from our cu1tomera.
Some exp. helprul but
will train someone wUI. iDC ~ irMrwted. Apply inpenoo.
ir'I • crammar a must. 1111 Alabama St. H.B eome filing tr telephones. --
640-10t9 -------
Joanat640-tlll. -c':.~e~s5o. Green h11h back oc·
caa1onal chair w l o\
Loman 125~7~~.-'.-Typilt.a experienc.d 80+ __ 615-0303 __ • __ _
wpm an Corona del Mar
area to wort at home on
own eq\Alpmenl. Must
have 1811 Selutrlc
carbon ribbon. Send
Relwna fs COYW a.ti«
Atlo: J.11., P.O. Box
4111. lfYtne _?Uf mll
Slwer..t .. Ctlf.
Jl6J .... C.M.
<Coraer Redhill •
PaulAlrino>
•• • UlltJ .... .......,ace tt• I In lo.ely Hunllnston
...,... Blach apt bui141q.1 EJI. Leia 0.C. ._..._Co eeu.t poatuoa fell' ,..._ oeedu......., ~for l l r e e w I a o m e lbillPhW~ ..... ., .......... •bW&r. Apt .()ROii( Pu..-._, + laWy. 5ZJ .... l
•PAQCEJUi --~ ---
•llAILIOOllCLtRKS ....._ . '" .,
-srocxrNo -"" •WAtlDIOUSt 'J y •1>81YD ' No .. nq ..... train. .... '
P•tmaaeat work 11 (
1''°"8CluwH.U.Co.N 1 ' .11111 ,·, •• ' tr;:•c=,1r;s 11r:' ,. ,', I ,, o \
........ c.M. ,. ... '•" =>-.......... • 141 • .un
Ma)'taC "Nuber & Eltt
Dryer. XlDl cood. sno ror the pair. $4Mlll
•Wl PAY CASH• Good ueed f\arnkure.
~ ....... TV'uu.
Wiiber m, Dryer 115. 636-1610, 147-tlH
Refri 1erator SU. Od KlaC t1 waa.w. Xllll.
worlltnc. all wblte . coed. Mutt Sacnnce.
.. .., •bed&o .........
W...., • Pl dryer. de·
i... lib new. '7$ each. .....
Mll11 .. .. Formal DR ••t wlbrMldront. f cbaln ,
hardwood. Vlctortu
ttyle, •· Bir: Cutt· made, hardwood•. 2
.-_ ...... _··.·.·.••.•.•.••.•.•.••.•., 1toola. Inlaid Ul• top. LMT9 9ITIOM ., .... ,,man .
SHOW 6 SALS Mull tell UJJt wlmd my
SeptH be111t formal DR"'· LR
9-'llloo·ADabtlm Mt. coffee fa ndtbl•.
PW dileomt Ud&etl de· ~ br Mt, laapa, ptc .
talla, wrt .. : AL~ BH _.. • eeetN. AD '-
llM-J, Kermit, -.-.... tlu n a JD o • n • w . Me ~I ,.._. caU ~~~~~~~1.,,..m..•••·
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tit...._ ••· can "'! IG-4llll l.Dftaeat S». --~11 5liplr -... Sat I :». al I.JI>£. -------c.emmt ..U« • tooU. --.m.c.11 . ao· o1 s· Wroqbl Iron
bl.lildi•I m a te ri a I. ----f'enculC cl.Wed> si.oort. a._..,..... patio IW'11. ..... I060 64H(ll or 541-11.51
....., madiiw. diah ·-... ·-· --- ---wHlMr. motor ltlka. 9is yr • .W Ap.-Jooea Shed Isl, white with ....a•,....'**· aap. mare, $800. 1.adMia1 .J11!1Jow trim, oae shelf, i.s ...... pamrtc.flOl'l· td.-.-.~ quetitJ noor. like new
a -,...tJ. Kwer1llli•• hl•at•• QU. ~ro · • ~~5Pll_ ... ....... tllru... s I • ..... -Wit ...... rauudiaillg
from I AM to. PM. --.... boeAtcaMS. ml.lCh CA8ll m It Ilda It. ~-~-----Cll. --.. 594761 ~yroWW Al'ab. 0..-f;i'"" ....... aso-. t-;:--,poa-ag oarace s.Je. Sat/IP ,....,.aw.a~ ,_..._ ..... -t.o • Mil .. 'ftlliuide LA. or w-.m ·-• -...... -CDll.ar-t,ne.. poett .... sue. call Clll--.Slt/SllD._
------------••3 .__ -...~ ...___.. et·ub 8'dl turn.~ .... --_ ... __ ·-~ ,Oocs a&Uft ...n Pl. ""' &la•• Horn. P1mll1 Memberablp. ~ .. dlWf/ ,_,_ ~ GellDrta. 8 ~ ~. 75Ma l~/OrUP kt/SUD Jn, L6 b&Dda. ..OOO. St.rtkinl ~ 4 panel
All I ... 11111111 p.mted sitk Kerwft .,,.__. It t 111._. IMI purdmed 1n Orient ao Slit. N . lf11l ~·--• -_ 90ll5 I& ffuDl adL, ....... d. I al I $ 11 I F888el le ...:;I_'_..,;..,......_·-----...... ..... re•,:;::-:,:::; Compfet• bouullold,
Teartn1}'own lloase. ~Is comiN for 3 ,..,, ...-w.. s.ode11 • 9o1m ,.....,., BeallL lra: ..._. ti m•teb 1rand piano. llolla
k•ottr pl•• llltd. -. '*"· AMI.-..,. . .,...-
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MVI: OAS : Color"""" IVER. PONDOllANDS' illll..U 12' Vtfttl&N '°' ll7S Komlon 11\.'t', S/C, 'rmM•~jton J" buUt ln 1111. Verr We. c.aom pJle)',1lpe eAr, 1oa4ec1 w/xtrM. e 1 ~ •~-k1·$l. Href\all)' re-.tored to *HA UJ• t. Loe* trtr. •.aoo Alt0 llft l'P.111,.. 111»41. UaJ4.tl, Tea !A ..a .......__ ••tau& .xR '"'"' Hnd• H50. -• d . ._. )'Wt elidel or ea .. worll w/artl1t'1 H'1 "" brr. 12. or "JS ~· SUver Streak • ,.::6°.., ::gin ......... °'° H.•SON --1!!... --~~i2~.C::
Phalo-Orlflalca, -n CAL z.rr· 0.1 Sloop, -... .....
W L. awa Cir', l'V I'..... 11·•' ftlaka, jab. 0-0.. Xlnt -......... a ...-.. ~................ rond. lhat Hll Dsl Ille. to be ~. ll&3S ---,_ ,... --r -Olene IO aw •&ore • I~ Gfrltnlde Pwllllle N 8 ... vwu. ....... IWD• fir~/\ CI· -~a'o kN':,S~ 1 1 ~ atu...._.. .Up+lullnek.S.6731_ -·-=·..;..._._oo_ .. _s..an ___ _ ........... ~ ••·, rroat OAOAN6~ f9ll. Ew_...• U.O.rwl.ldcmd,a.w Mtt .-W ~~ MaMtomitry 12 w/trlr. l~~!_~a~ •~eps I, m.-a ..._ ,._,1..__ ... __ tis svt ~ ~ equlp't, Xlnt cond. -I • ran1e. _. _. -....... ..-8450 •31152 9iU It wat.tr 111t.m.
We c I.. MeMlle Clan 5 yrs (IAd 131.•.a7 ,._. D .... 54M211. a A"9 ........ ft ..... tu Mwt'Olllll. ... "'-·--~.·-· ~ 30 ,.OF, VHP'. depth ~ ~ , U,,al. llllMo atnibtMll ""--..,. .....,., dielel. Newport .._ _ •~ ...
b l '• n'd -.uT'1 ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--! rooorin~~-730! &Asr•••• t400 oa a ~ er1, ...... ~ •1 8"• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ----a r .. _ ..... , I I H a • , --""'°' --.... a· s v 72 ~caoeer (8ayllner; ~ • ..-. .._..., pool p6nblll ........ •••••••••••••••• 1 '• r • >' • ~ u tru. Muc.b com· ~ •n.. .._... • • ~. 9*0rllt'd "-""" ,....... . M•U•" bowr'iAliw. HO M~rc IO I ""3 • 9 a ~·..oa-A Weelc s urfboard• .redwood decorative 1ttlchu"' CUo.clt.rlr 1'tllco11r.k ort. '"' ... ' o r ,.
llAlbaolfee .. .._. Cabinet• •-t11$ U .100/but c>lhr c._ao_U<Dawn_>___ ~;.:I:.t:
" AMl'l9Uis . ... lffi mer --~.,./ to70 All.lellrp..Plv 'tablea . loveaeal, ;.;;~: ......... •••••••• ... 7,.,_,ri<"r-• • ..,.,""" ~Harbor81vd'.·
b( cbel dull book ~ ~ .,\ -""" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotta Mesa -· fOmon '• Kt W&ntt,-r bHt.1 w/Looll/ .. TwUI Chrya, Sip• 10 a.5 AVAM Aki t'J'laSl. ~~ ~.8:SJ7 ·s.~ Nevw t»od•nas . 190'• But olr take•. PP 546-'1934 only._$ ~ •71U 87u 172 YACNewPQrt~l
----.... For Rent 2Sft. side lle 2 freettandln& 1•1 Sfnafitlt 10t4 40llOOT near Jo'erry Bal boa fll't!pl~ fX~l COftdj. ••••••••••• ••• ••••••• • • "~ lMJW 873-1440
uoomou ..... toeo Co I em• n Pe a k l TIAWLM
b • c Is pa c lit . b I u e OnlY l6' boura 61 use,
Baaut.lfuJ bell• carpet, Polarauard mummy \wan diesel en&10es. lar1e. gd cond. ISO. lileepni baa, 1 mo old loaded with every opt.Ion
17' slip for pwr boat. NB.
Aval..I AUi yrly $60/mo.
m.Cleves.
FORD 289 engine. dis·
assembled, with new
Cran.It, rings bearings,
reground cam, cylinders
booed, valve job on
beads, cherry cond. $400
or best-1llso C. trus.
$100.~ 96WZ'l•. 16.'ea.645-9796 -includlq 110 aenerator,
ATl'N CABIN OWNERS: GOLF CLUBS, Wiison VHF r adio. radar . '°=' SpHd & 90IO 1.9118 t,ype 3 eoain~ for VW
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~Jond S450. C all
lt71'°'8
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Mal wheell. 1Uell 1hlft • low. low mllea <Ser. rrm>
14tf I ...... c ...
alOOKarbor Blvd. ta58aur8t.
C08TAllESA .........
Cue UO Backboe loader
w/tllt. tr.U.. 5 )'Md In· kw'DIUonal clwnp 'VUc Is.
AU_._ ...... A at.al
for SIUOO. Ask for Brlao
aft. $. sa.oae
"12 QllC '41 3*wn p/s,
p/b,, a1t. air. Spoke
wheels. 3 l.aab .•• 500. 97M827.
'79 To)'OU SR.5: &htbd
w/cmpr •bell. Ss pd,
buocket seats, r ads,
AM IFM USOO mi. T.O.
PYmnlll IBOOdD. S.·3830
evel
i 3 llaT Chevy Pickup.
Xlnt cond, lo mJ, new
paint, S:WO/olr. 641-7688
lan.
76 Luv Slakebed, 33.000
ma, 4 spd, 23128 mpg. un·
leaded au. $3500 .
842--2164.2
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• Oaev Cameo P.O .. 2U ·• r:conoMae camper V ·I . b )' d r o au ll c : Xlnl. ce.d. Oood rubber. .. , ..... w/all fMt. db a 000 -..... . dlroGae. °"...... . '_ ... .
'• ~T (.'bevy w/eamper. '11....C I TOH Aa&o. air cond. AJI radio. V ....... mv.a. m<ml. a fam. f\aDy equipped, Hit eoft· ~. clean. •lat. eond. ~ camper, AM/l"M
Ump1 w/501•1 tank. aureo euutte. 29.000 Plekup oal1 Sl,995. mllea. Exlra clun l
W/eamper over cab <•MWE>
al.... '· 30tal water •-1 taDk Ir 10lal propant .,.TY · ta. 1tove, oven Ir port. JIMMAl.IMO
•·Potty 12.3t5. Day . VO&MSWA ...
8'1Ml11,e\'elf75.44'71. 18711 BEACH BLVD. ·a Ford ~ Ton. camper HUNTINGTON BEACH
1be11. boot. l70011*t Of· •--·-M_J._2_000 __ _ r...-.-.
1' ClleY)' Cbayeane ~ t.
'II Jl'ord Van: Custom In·
terior, e cyt. Macs. Sla50
orolf• SU-0229
tito • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 Dodie C.mp« vab.
11f·contalne d , l T
tbeM&f, tl500, 6"·0816
eYal
tstO • •••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
fer &ol> llMld can·lorelan.
clomll&kw or dwict. II
yaur car la extra clean,
aee111nRST!
~ ,,, .. ~c...,
2125 HarbOr Blvd.
COSTAM&SA
t79·ZIOO P/U w/crawl through
camper aheU a uto, air.
PIS. P/B. Radio, 4 nra
wheels w/tlres. s tep
bumper w /trlr bitch.
Travel• great. $3900
Complete. Call Brent ~
·-tl70 v-t570
'118 fl Camino, P IS, PIB,
AIC. new rbll en1. 4-spd,
snrf. new pa lot JOb,
l&er'eO, $UIOO. S64l8I
v-9110 .......................
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CATCH US WITH OUR
Prices Downl
Paoefumace,S75 Snow X31. 9 ir ons. 1·3·4·5 nucrowave oven, colcr
tires, E78·1', $;t0 pr. woods, like new, Sac. TV. lcemaker. better
5.'12·1114. S200 Call 5411-1395 a ft lhan new! Boulht lurgcr
SPM boat. must sell. $99.500 or
•• 24' Sabre 1977. rugh ___ . _____ _
performance, runabout Auto body repall'S. Very '72 f0o rd Courie r, xlnt
w/cuUy cabm, cruise 30 ~:.,,o13nable Call J im conci.~,.,... .. +al 3 MPG wJMerc U~8. .,...,_ ,,.,,,.,,,_,
• YOU'LLlJKE! •
'77000.1
>/•TON WATERSKJ. Honeycomb
Graphite 7000 67h ", Savqe 22 Magnum nfle
never used. Sl50 Ph Asking$&. Call days 12 3
S4CM479 or weekends. S45 2083
JACICWALSH
CAIPITCO.
make oiler. 1714 J897·4450
days, (714)548 59;)0 even
ings & weekends.
22' Seu Rily : Xlnt cond,
many xtrus, $6500
54().9136.
$13,000111cl duaiJ axle trlr.
~6600Bkr. • •
.ll't Ski 440. ruru; good.
$1400.
SS2·81~
Porsche 2 Solex 40· P 11
carbs Rbll w/a ir clnn &
manifolds Sac 5250
64().7977
has clo8e-outs for 12.99,
$3.99 and $4.99. For
COMPETITIVE bid
come to 711 W 17th St, G2
or call 631-4402
Qyron Nel!.on golf clubs. 3
woods , 9 irons. can,
bMUs, tees, 10!12 shoes.
Like n e w: All $125 .
M.S-3532
1B' SW-crafl·OOHP, O /B,
roomy cablu, Bimini to11.
ball tank, tandem lrlr.
great fishing boat, $3500 Term-.. PP 493·9859
.._forW. .
Jc(.$1d 440 ensfoc Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Jod. Green. Call Mike
TV,Raclo,
NA,Shreo 1098
Sears Craftsman, heavy •••••••••••••••••••••••
duty, dual power, Rotary Beaut. 2S" RCA Color
Lawnmowe r , model T.V. $1.38. 2 Yr Warr.
#131.90742. Retails $249. Free Del. 646-1786
Brand new cond. Best of· 21 .. Color TV $95 1 yr fer. SS2-0'785 btwn S-7pm. warranty • •
M1 c nl ••• 6'2-5340
W..e.ct IOll 25" CoJor T.V. $135. 2 yr ••••••••••••••••••••••• warranty
WANTED:
MOUNTED
SWOltDFfSH
Wnte Ad 1519. Daily
Piiot, P.O. Box 1560.
Costa Mesa . Ca. 92626
\. 642.SJ<W
Qlap Model 1200-Make of.
fer. Shu.re Mic ·SSO. Car
a larm $35. CB·S50
Power booster·40'W. All
brand new 642·9300
Cary.
XJnt cond 20" Trut>-Tone
<Western Auto1 Color
1V, $225. 552·0016
~~~~~~~~-Color Tv 25". VHF/UHF.
United -Airlines discount $50'.
coupon wanted; ca II
~7640 <Santa Anal
962.9759
Hilachi Video Cassette
..-Cd Recorder. Xlnt cond.
lillltr-llh 8083 Used approx. 20hrs. $699
••••••••••••• • • • • • • • •• • or best. 673-0432
Drumi.cl
S400
631·4186 ---Brand new equip. 73
Ft.oder Rhodes. Tangent
pwr amp. Tapco mixer.
Goflohon spkr rJhtnt:l,
Must sell. 644-5736
lA!rutb 19" portable color
TV. $100. Good cond
400-6225.
loah&w.iM .,.,.....
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9010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Floe old violin , over 100 .... --------. yrs old. Askin!( $250.
631·28M.
<>Mc. ....... & IS ..,.,..... 10
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Executive desk. cha.Ir &
net. $650 value, for 13'75.
Call !lSS-2274
OfflCEFURH
2 large desks. 2 Judge
chairs. 1 couch. 2 lamps,
3 ~es. all in xlnl cond.
675-9261
ELECT RI C
TYPEWRJTERAdler
Model 21 ·C, w /stand
xlnt. $300. 962-3597 eves
Executive & secretarial
WHITHH
BUYING
or
SELLING
TM1 i1 Yow
DAILY P1LOT
IOATMART
To~yowad
c•642-5678
23' Arena Craft: Deep V
haul. 327 Chevy Mere 10
cn.aser + xtras. Pnced
for quick sale. $6000.
f113.Tr.J1 &side lie a,va.a.l.
SEAL.EDBID
AS IS.WHERE JS
1977-27' Bayhner Vic·
toria T /S Volvo 170llP,
&at damaged by sink
111g &saJvage. Inspect al
Huntington Hbr Manne
Center, 2901 Edinge r .
Huntington Bcb, Mon· Fri
8AM·4PM. Boat to be
sold AS IS.No warranty
ol any kind. Sealed bid
must 111clude 10"/,. or bid
m cas hie r 's check or
money order. payable to
Alexander Googoo1an.
Subit bid lo So. Coast
Marine Surveyors, Inc.
5732 E. 2nd St.. Long
Beach. Ca . 90803. Bid
operung lPM August 14.
1979 at omce or sur
veyors. Owner reser ves
nghl to refuse any or all
bids.
1969 CLASSIC, 16' Men·
!>kl boat , 120hp Gruy
Manne, cstm trlr. xlnt
cond , make orrcr
001·1920, 535-4147
·74 32· TroJan Sports fa:. her
with flyin g bridge.
Loaded. Bristol. Low
Kou.rs. Dlvor:ced must
sell! Best offer. Call day~
biJ-0211
MUST SELL 19' Wncdt
J el. built 455 Old!>,
Berkley jet, $2995, lx'!>l
otrer. 548·6702
Tr ••fl iartaffoR .......................
9120 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Chinook m1 n1 truck
camper· Super tnck. gd
cood $SOO. 645·52li8.
'76 Un~amcr. 11 ' Cab
Over. :.elf contained. air
~11ung, sho-. er. $11700
C..11 5..51 62Eiti ---
SWHCAMPER
Low, low mileage. Ford I
ton truck w/11 ' Rollalon~
Camper. Uo th w it h
many, many extras. Xlnt
cond. Orig. owner
Oesperat.c · Must :.ell'
Come set:. make offer For more details call J~
or Ul 893·8583 or lifter ti pm847·S4~1
1978 Jayco lent t railer,
SIP> 6. gas stove. icebox.
furnace. used very hlllc.
SIWO or best ofr. Bvcs ~1·:>103
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
Smll) moped Rllfei~h
Grand Prix. frame 23'
whl..,27 .. 759-07~
Omatu Moped, like new.
low rrules. $375
~·~
7141835-7119 or eves & MllilaRV'dff/
_w_rlcnds __ n_4_1640-8606 ___ . __
1
Sculen 9150
Reinell 22· deep V xlnt ••••••••••••• •• •• ••••••
cond. Galley !Cudd y '76 Yamaha l2SYZ. xlnt
cab111. VH radio. Com· cond, lo ~~firm.
pass. R.D.f'. Skis. scuba
~g::..ear_._96J._7_92!J_" ____ 178 Yamaha XTSOO. x!J1t
cond SOOO. Call aft 5 pm
847-0.135 42' CHRIS • CL UB
BOAT. Club wants to sell
quick. Take over bunk
Joan and payments of
$1.6U3 per month ... then
it's yours. Call 675·8120
'79 Honda XL1 85, 000 mi,
mXJ P vt Ply 64:.!·0278
eves.
matc hing desk:., teak
grain. new cond both ws. 979-1877 ......... / .... ------------~! Charter 9050
'77 TRIUMPH Slvr
Jubilee. MINT cond .•
$1.000/olr. '74 NORTON,
MINT cond. Sl ,500 ofr.
831-7714 4 ol11ce desks & swivel
cbrs. Xlnt. cond. SSSO.
493-:Ml8 eves
16' Glas par Deep V, 60 hp
O/B. $1,050.
1011 962·5618 ~................... loats.. M9-i•
McCAw parroll. blue " i.,.1,.....t 9030
1old. good vocabulary •••••••••••••••••••••••
Vf!llY 1entle, xlnt pct. 3 New Easy trailer & space
yrs old. Must Sell. Tom. altbe Dunes.
66Crl29. eves. MS-5252. 642.fl12.&'4..e687
Green Cheek Amazon i i,, •ZODI •c * years. Hand trained $250 A with cage. Call 546 .. t7S4 PORT· A· MARINE
lNFLATABLE BOATS
BABY HAMPSTERS 3 a6COUeteCosta Mesa
wks. Teddy Bear, beige (714) 540-2070
& white. 846-85'19 aft 6PM ..... Evin d • •1 or 841).2735 '75 ... p ru e o ga
••••••••••••••••••••••• Famous Newporte r ketch. '78 Suzuki GS 750 custom
40' for charter Xlnt teats & exhaust. $1,575.
rates. 646-4005. Agnl XlnL cond. 752·2867.
9060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Coronado 15 116 w1tra1ler.
outhau(, vang. pole,
$1400. ~9158.
14 1,\0 Chrysler Dagger.
Xlnt cood. Brand ne w
trailer, perfect for begin· ner. SU95. 499-2'785.
14' Fino·Trlr, xtras,
Mark, 673-6608, or Reed, m-sm.
'7• can Am 175 Eoduro,
1ood cond. S3SO. Call
aAeeves. 631 3634
Dirt bike, Honda l2S CR &
250 CR Ir lrlr. XJol cond
fm.5868
WANTED: BSA Victor,
orig cond. Call bef !Oum,
&aft6pm.~·4~.
'77 YAMAHA 75 0
SPECIAL. Ve ry clean. m> ml. 7N5128. $1000.
~.
IMPORTANT
NCYrlCETO
JU:AD~RS AND
ADVERTISERS
The price or Ite m s
advertised by vehicle
dealers in lhe vehicle
classified advert ising
columns does not incl udc
any applicable taxe!>.
license, t.Jansfer fee:.. r~~ t<hlfrges. fees for
air pollution control de·
VI~ cen.lf1cat.1on.'i or de aler documentary pre
paratJOn charges unl~s
otherwise sf)t!c1f1ed b}
the advertiser
9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••
I OFAKIHD
1950 MERCEDJ-;5 l70S
Cabriolet 2 door con·
verllble, tan t!Xterior
brwn lthr ml, 4 cyl flat
head mtr. 4 spd tram,,
unbe lie vable
automo bile . a real
classic.
Autohmslertn
1300 W. Coast Hwy
Nwpt Bch 642 67f.3
'63 Bwck Riviera. xlnt
condition. $2900 or maJ<e::
oiler 1·3:>4·7814
'55 Packard Clippt>r, 95•;
restored Best ortcr over
SISM .~-0637
'58 Chev Cameo P U .. 283
V -8 , h y dro mlll1<',
whl.1 red, w. alJ fact. dlx
chrome Dys 645-0792 ---
047Ford Panel Truck. V8,
ong, SlSOOJbest. 847·4539
eves.
196J l56S Porset.
f\tlJy restored. red lac.
<1uer paint, blk int ,
< YNC204 I. t6SOO. .............
l.300 W. Coast llwy
Nwpl Bch 642·6763
Recreational
Vetticlff 9530 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'78 Brougham
Assum Loan
97~5577 004.2779
Dunc Buggy iO Manx
type Slreet legal Lie.
R eason a ble o f fer .
96U4a7. aft. lpm. ---~Rau, .. 9540
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CLEMET
1979 11225 250. Cream/
·tan. All options. 16.5.000.
Private Party . Call
4'M-252S
• Wheel DriYft 9550 .. •.............•••.•••
•4X4•
76CHIVY
----------1 tank, shaft extension,
Nonml Cockatlel wtlr1. xlnl cond, less than 60
c itge & a ssorted sail bnuae,$275.6'6-5838 w~r fish. 64:>-3'746. Evinrude big twin 40bp
•Lower The Pel PopuJa· 0 18. runs great. $400.
t.1oo. call Orange Cnty &U-8027.
l/•TOM
LOMGHD '72 Suzuki, very good V·8. automatic. power
cood. $400 w /belmct. si.eering, fact. air, lilt,
DAY SAJLER-13' Ghost.' Oall John 962·2921.__ cruise, tutone. s tereo,
Oood fiberglas boat for Two AMF m opeds, slid ing rear window ,
families. Seals four and McCulloch engine. less aux. tanks, mags w/new
la car t.opable. '800. call than 50 miles. Must sell. wide ovals. 49,332 miles
25' LANCER '77. Trailer,
sink, stove, retrg. Must
sel.1.968-5884
~Iller 6pm or on smeacll. 830.3151. (WTA.4>1 .._._. $64'5
HunneSoc. •-._...--,----to-4-0
FORLOWCOST -9WW Spa)'ed, neuter Ir vacc. •••••••••••••••••••••••
,,....,, 1• •·'·o ~Good '76 Kawaski900Zl.10Kml. JC FORTUNE _,....._ ,.,.90 lJSED BOAJSI uuu ~ ¥U _..v SHARP $2,SOOJOHer . * , . = ... ~.! ... -:!'... • ~~ion, 2 marns, _eo_tm __ ·-~----Pont.iac-GMC
~or536~
•·or Sale Kobler • 258 ft. n&.llky "l'IKawuakJ,KHSOO. xlnt 2000]:. tst.SantaAna
c.mcit>efl comole pillnO. • ...,... Oa1 25, ~~ I salll, incl 2 eond, only 7x mi, llu l!!!!!{!7lf!)!558-!!t!ooo!!_!_!!! Purchased new from ~ llat DI.-IPinnakers, 5 winches, new•tolr.Ul-11119 lluaic C11 Uk ,.._ DIU~ receequlp-.3'0f ~ -;, __ ~t w: 216ZZc.tHwyalHwy39 ... u......-"-•.· "-" awa.y ........... We/ _ ... _ .... ~. .........,,., Bdl 53l-8lfl ... ~ ..... -... /S••• "'° Dmw1' Dr. Cll. Stt-1• -" .._. offer lak• -5-• knds -. -· ...-•••••••••••••••••••
..,, ToyoU Landcruiaer:
Many Xlral, dnt cood.
muat see. $4500/beat.
... 9fm. -~-· _:_-..-....___•--·--.SJPEA BUY! Boal 17' • ..;flS.:.:.:...'197.:.:...·-----RENT 23' FIREBALL
towrey0rsan-Oenle 44 :C Johoaoft eobp, trailer. ll'Malib\aOutriger,Uu SELF CONTAINED. "11CH,ldcond.Stralltht
11'11 old. :xJat cond, .,., l"llb, ski. CJean. lllO: new.beltoffer. REASONABLE.645-2283 ve. S3SOO /bes t olr.
...... ....791all5. •1'111 -.. ..-751 -RSNT '71 II' LuHr/ ._; ·-·0 •
WUSLITZER ORGAN· 'Tl Bayllner. 280 V~!.,O ... Hob6e Cat, Tequila motorbome. Sle•r . '75 <llevy: aw. ~T. AC • .. a.en.nee. 8plaeta. -.; bnnd aew cunu. amrtae.J-old, m•l Sell cont. '250/w .+• PS, AM /FM. many llldll 4'10. Not a toy. i,.. Ulm CS bn. Headdlr H ll SltoO. 8C0·50H, n...... mas. '5800. 960-5650. 8olld m a ple, lwla 1alley, n ever \aH . 4'1·21?twlmda . ...... ao cycle IOO Model 8arato1a of· im at' Eaecuuve, lo ...... ·-0 •• , ••••• , ............. Aleo •• Clipper 1976, PIO, ....... .,JCJm cond, ruu
w/mecdd•1 btBC:h, ln~ anll Prtmlert Npt 1loop, fully equip~ ....... onuhldnd
1&ractlon booklet•. Baell'-•>' 1llp. Call dnt cond. tu ,too~ Ult. 911,000. P.P. Dy1
mHlc. HOO P'l rm . ..... *'3038. -~ .... 491.1.131
-•-•--· -----Waoted Immediately : cal•· •a.,..e cat• on '71 Apaljo mo&orbornt 1'1'
..... , Player Plaoo. n. di* --..-.i w IMOOML 8rttllt red top· "411" Dodie q , root•
P1a1er mecbaol11a lrl·~•ll, o.*19rd u1 lillal. NatioM1 clulmp .• -. alr, cuetom •teer· -* wcid. bat pleoo ........ ~ Jl'dl' a..1..-p. lacl. cnU• .... ,....... All/Fii Codi
•
lllllJnowe&wbet&be ......... -arrn.. llllOpUot, VRP, 6mucb . ll•r '" to.,.
-
.. "'81': ... a ,._, C'AMMi C: •or • . SI c , I 0 0 . ........ •14.000. Call ftll ,.., ... .,,. ,....... .., .• ~ ... , ...
"71 Chevy Blue r 4x4:
JtaryJ '3')00 or bett ol·
, •. Good cond. 548·23&4.
TniJ Duster '77 heavy du·
ly e4up. Auto. air,
U .300 /0tfer
7W/951·tim.•-·
.. GllC. 4 Wiil, slat ~J ..... 1T Urel, All/,-•
ttr,llllllO,AJC ...... toll .... -.-.am
1970 f ord v<in,
I ton. $600.
5J6-35W alter 611 ~I
'78 Toyota Truck. long
b<>d. standard. 20.tJOO
Tr\llcs. Like new. 493·S71U
&495-5496 -----
·75 Luv lo/rru Shell, I.loot.
:sunroof AM 1 Jo'M cabs
s&.er'eO. 839-9167.
"76 Chevy •.,ton auto. lirt
kit, headers. big tar~. 1chell. AM /f'M . Trlr
hit~. 546·6068 u r
581~
sa.tys.ftr v.a. automallc. power
sWt.onng, stereo tape, hi·
backs , mags w 1ovab
1411V801
$6lt5 * lC. FORTUNE
Pooliac·GMC 2000 E. tst. Sant.a Ana
(n41S58-1000
78 Ford Van Conversion
Loog bed. Mml cond
Reing. bed, tbl. cuswm
snts $6900 963 :S679,
m«lll.
77 >-J l'oo Chevy. i;tereo. '76 Chevy: 6cyl. f !Jl ly
camper shell. rust pro· eusl.Oouzed & eqwpped
oled. 4 -;pd 350 entt Xlnt $6200 b I u e bk. :. C' 11
concJ 4~ IJS7 $4875/besl. ~·90_24 __
LEASE A NEW
1979 200SX
WI TH EQUIPMENT GALORE'
Facl air. AM FM s ter 5 SPd
overdrtve, cloth inter full inst wirn
tech. reclining ~t'> elect J SPd
wipers and reac w11l(1 defrost w/w stl
bll rads'. ouartz c~ lock fuef dr
c1nd much more
CIO CC.I 16410 R-U I,$ Cl'-0.0.1 IMI ....,,"' to-W~ I--loC _,.,. .. _,.,.M«l80n-co«t
NEW 1979
DATSUN 210
2 Or. Standard
1S1k 95t·S..1S&937t
WIHAVE
OVER 60TO
CHOOSE FROM
598,H MONfH
Selling price $4099 t.ix t hcen'>e
$800 down C.l'ih o• rraa"" oac S98 oer
mo for 48 mos APA 13 26°, Der omt
price SS504 (1 on111 •1
12 MO./ 12,000 MIU OR 24 M0./24.000 MILE
SERVICE CONTRACTS
AVAii.AiLi OM MOST OF OUR VAUD VALUE USED IMPORTS
'1S VW SUPll IUG
' so , AM(FM stereo tape cust o m nt . 10 mttes
(879NCKI
MAKE OFFER!
'7Z OATSUM 1200
4 cyl auto . new trick in·
t f'r1o r eicco pt1ona1 car
1960FBBI
$1989
'71 PL YM. HOttlZOM
Auto . racho. tutone paint.
pin stnping, looks hke new
C140UZZl
$4337
'71 1-211 HATCHIACK
1 owner ' sp . air. AM/FM
stereo. t o p c arrie r
(OOORYUl
3786
'74 CHEVY VEGA
4 cyl auto . AM/FM viny ..
int . buckets. 4 7 198 m1 ,
otange ext t460KAl ~
2183
'71YWltADIT
Hatchback 4 SP ' AM/FMt
8 ·tr stereo shd1ng roof.
(563UPYJ
$4977
DIAL·A·DA TSUN DEAL!
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an consignment al your
pnce. Best location an ~ge County. For in·
formAUon call Jim Cur-
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Autah•s•rtlft
001 W. Coast Hwy
Nwpt Bch 64.2·6763
Ro\·er 1!170. 3500 V-8. follx_
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ALFA ROMEO
SALES, SERVICE
AHO LEASING
t!r7H & l!n9Sl\LI':
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BEACH IMPORTS
"'48 Dove St reel
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7SZ..0900
'78 ALFA ROMEO
ROADSTER
AM F)J i.terco c:.i ... .,cttc.
5 speed . 12.000 m ales.
t2Z7Vl:;XI
$8995
JIM MARINO
VOUCSWAGEM
111711 BEACH BLVD
HUNTINGTON IH:At 'II
842·2000 .
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1970HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
6Jf.127•1lMJOO'
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xlnt. $7100/bes l ofr.
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trans !ounroor. s tereo '73 V 6. 1mrrwc best offer
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YOUCSWA«HH
18711 BEACH m,vo
HUNTINGTON lJi:;ACll
14~2000
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1..is Baker St.
CQST.ft MESA -
540-tlOO
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$28.50. SSJ ·2526
'74 Scda.n 610. 4 :,;pd. air,
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stock -give us a call Transrerred •77 civic. MoNcc•sleta 9740 963-5987 ____ _
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645-5700
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1976 MAIDA
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$1595
JIMMA.IJHO
VOUCSWA(HH
187U BEACH BL VO
HUNTINGTON 6 EACH
142-2000
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rully eqwp. ,howroom
cond $17.600 orr
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HUNTINGTON 8 ~A(.;JJ
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'76 280C CJmel color
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MGs & MIDGETs
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2925 Ila rbor 81\ d
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979~500
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VOU<SWAGEN
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LJOOW. Coast Hwy
Nwpt 8dl 64.2·~763
1 t77 POttSCHI
tllSTAa .. A
Black on black with real
leather seats, air cond •
Blaupunkt AM 11-'M
cassette/recorder & al·
loy wheels. (715RX0l
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848 Dove Strl!el
N t.WPORT BEACl:f
712-0tOO
lt61tl2Ponche
4 cyl. brwn. coppe r
wit.an tnt. alloys. Super
Sh a rp c ar . $7500 .
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LJOO W. Coast Hwy
Wiit Bch 642·6763
11911T Cpe. ~ sJ)N'd transmlSiomn. al
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SI 1,599
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I!> a ..,1mplt> m.alll·r 1 2bmpg, bc '1uty Sl475 whls. more. Vl·ry clean.
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$3100 /b eSl. '73 914 :
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COSTA.MESA
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brown. Loaded. 8.000 645-5700 $695. 549.0 I 70 111•1 SSS -1000 ~" · S8S · 78 21
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631-J882. 979-2500 '57 BUG. Sunroof, KY B •••••••••••••••••••••••
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752-0900
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133-0555
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NEWPORT 81-;ACH
133-0555
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142-2000
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PS, AM/FM stereo 8 lrk. rond. l owner 4 n1·11o
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Colla Mesa
546-1934
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6teerlng, air cond. & low
miles. IJ76V J l >
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NEWPORT BEACH
133-4555
•4UOOMlLES •
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3 Seat.er, V-8. automauc,
power-steering. fact. aJr,
stereo tape. luggage
rac k. ne w r a dials .
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$5195 * J.C. FORTUNE
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C714)558-l000
71 Monza, xlnt rood. lo
nu. PlOO 1betst
$49·2500
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l.C'atht•r 1nll'rinr. 111t
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$1999
•
1975 CADILLAC
COUPE DE VILLE
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full 11111~1·r. (Jl'lon Jar
1•11n<f l'rUIW ('001 rol 6'
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$4599
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COUPEDEVIW
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l.and :rn lop & l1·11tht>r
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$4999
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luxuries, fuJI Power and
low m lies. Cl898:;4 1
$4999
•
lt76 CADILU~
El.Do.ADO COUPI
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power & l eat h e r
interior. I 047N RR 1.
$5999
•
lt77 CADIU.AC
II.Do.ADO COUPI
l.eather. :-.terl'o radio,
('r ul i;e ron tro l &
C11 hr1 o l vt t o p
t312RXJ 1.
$6999
•
I t77 CADILLAC
COUPE DI VILLI
D'ELEGANCE Split
Power seals. cruue con·.
trol. stereo radio &
Cabriole t lo p
c024RKS>.
$7999
• 1971 CADILLAC
COWIDIYIUI
50tSO spUt power seats.
cruise control. AM IFM
stereo tape & "ASTRO
ROOF"! 078TZU1
$9399
•
hrdl.op, a1c. p/1, p/b, till 540-9100
wbeel. Ye llow /tan. Hll
Sl,3$0. or swap for '85 Ford Sta. W111. szoo.
matorcycle 1..-..W. lt7I .-C•Y Oood tram. car. ,,.---··a1 ~-Four Corvalr for u le. --m> 6 up. '62, '63, 'st, & Altroroof, stereo radio & '74 Ford Gran Torino ·as. Wllcf8ill646-7016. 8 track tape player and Elite, all extras, xlnt
c r u 1 s e c o n t r o I . oond. eo.ooo ml. '2-450. or '73MalibuSS. a/c, am/fm
st.er, 8 tr . reg gu, gd m l.
Xlnt Loaded. "Quick Sale ... 761). 1356
'70 Malibu. 1 owner. 70.000
mi. gd ruruung and very
clean. New brakes & ures <2>. a>O. 673-3684
<Set'.601476). belt offer. Day 956-1210:
$5795 evesM.S-mS. ........c ....
28>0 Harbor Blvd.
1425 Baker St.
COSTA MESA
540-tlOO
lt71fOID
BJTICOUPE
f\tJJ power, factory air
oond., split seats. Lan·
dau top, low miles & 'sbarl>! U22MllJ).
SZHS '71 Cougar· PS, PB, 'IB Nova: 6 cyl, 3 spd. AM /Fu/ I Great r unning co nd. '"' cass. c ean,
Needs paint. S67S . SISOO.&t7·3'89eves. ...._..C•••c 2600 Harbor Blvd.
142$ Baker St .
COSTA MESA
540-.,100
49t-61B7 .,...... tt35 .......................
'75 Moote Carlo. 2 dr. '72 Dart.. 6-cyl, good cond.
vinyl roof, dnt cond. AtC, sU belled ures. $800.
SU95/besl olr. 646-1006 S36-Z232 aft 6 ----
'73 Nova 350 V -8. PIS.
P t B. Air. auto, 8-4,
6'T.Mm.6. aft4. 546-1375
Clirysllr tt25 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1971 CHRYSl.H
COltDOIA COUPE
W. aua.omattctrans .• <Sir
cond.. pwr. steenng &
brakes, speed control.
pwr. windows. vinyl top.
AM/FM radio & more' ( llrlJlJN).
$4795
Expires 10 pm 8-5 79
ATLAS CHRYSLE R
PLY MOUTH
-Qpa~Oailyf!iunday
•tal 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd
Coslll Mesa
546-19]4
1977 C*YSl.H
COIDOIA COUPE OnJ>· 33.000 males. full ~r. Cal'tory air cond .
A M r M ste reo t apl'.
lt!ather & l>unroor
11125..SLT 1 An excellt.>nl
!Ju) at
$3999
~CodilCK
:.!fjJO Harbor b l\ d
1425 liakt>r SL
COSTA MESA
540-9100
1978 CHRYSlER
LE8.UOHCPE.
\'8, automaU<' tr.-n-, J lr
<"ind , p14'T :.lttn n it 6'
brake.. ,\"1 F\t :.kn.,,
V.lo.14 tart!!> & mur•" t~WCQ1
..U795
l::.:.'Cptre. 10 pm H s ; ..
ATLAS CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
(>po-n Da1h & Sund.!\
Ill I() .. ~,
~llarhor Hl\tt
(.'n<;t.i \It·'•
546-193.C
it> l-Ordoba. loadl'd·mui.l
'>t'll lt•a\1112 area S3SOO or
D,t of r 551 J:>M
1976 CHRYSUll
CORDOSA COUPE
\18. aulomalJC' trans . u1r
rood.. p~ steenn~ &
brakes, crwse control,
leati>l'r. Wt wht><'I, p14•r
windows & sphl l>eat.
AM •FM stereo. vinyl
top, wsw ures. custom
wh eels & m o r e•
t974PW0 1
$3995
Expu-es 10 pm 8·S. 79
ATLAS CHRYSLER
PtYMOUTH
Open Daily & Sunday
't1l IO PM
2929 Harbor Bhd.
Cosla Mesa
546-1934
'T7 Aspen Wagon Spec.
Edit. lo au, AM/FM. air.
PIS. er control. xlnt
cond $iL500 642· 160 l
Dodge Dart '76, 4-dr,
Special Edition. P IS ,
P/b, AM/FM, AIT, 318
V-3, 1anl. cond. an & out.
Comm gas 11t1 ck er .
$2.950. 549-4354 P.P .
Mwcay tt50 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S
MIWEST
UNCOLN-M ER CU RY
DEALERSHIP
RAY FLADEIOE
LINCOLN-MERCU RY
l& lB Auto Center Or. •
SDFwy-Lake Foresteut
IRVINE
130.7000 71 Challenger · Lake new ! 1---------
Low miles. $2000 Call ·77 Grand Marquis
ttwn4-6pm 549-4050 loaded w/xt..ras. immac.
nu ll.ttS. $3500. 644~.
9940 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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FORD'
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1971 FOaD
FUTURA COUPE
., 1 ) I . .-utomat1c trans .
p14T :.Leenni? & brakt!:.,
r,, ct u r y .i 1 r con d .
,\,\{ FM :.tNOO 8 track
U?t'" lnw mil~ & hke
n 1-w 1· o n d 1 t 1 o n •
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SXI 11.trbt>r Bl\ d
14.25 k<.k .. r !:>l
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§40-9100
1976 FORD WGM.
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$4795
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ATLAS CHRYSLER
PlYMOUTH
C)pen Daily & Sunday
·111 IO P~t
2!129 11.:i rbor HI\ d
l'~ta 1\1(''>11
546-1934
• '99 DOWN OAC •
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9 .000 males . V -8 ,
autocmtJc. Power steer-
ing, power windows.
locks. fact. air. tilt .
~. stereo tape, new
radials. I S29NWG I
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3XX> E. lsl. Saata An•
741ii&CUIY
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Low males. 4 speed .
st.ereo cassette, s.imrooL
V-6 eng. mag wtleels,
llbarp car! t679UUI) 2 to
cbomefrom.
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VOUSWACMM
l87ll BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000
.... 9'11) 9952 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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760·9396
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s;n'X> bst ofr Mary Anne
646-7223 or 552-0705.
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co nd . m a ny xtra,,
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84&Ti61
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
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1971PIMTO
ll-On, a steal at $400.
~
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top. Sharp. Lotrni. 1A>llded with xtraa. But ~ In So. Cal. S40-7873.
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MABY
f\all power. 6 way seat.
ract. au. landau. tilt.
cnue, stereo cassette.
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3llJO E. lat. s.mta Ana
tn4)8-1000
'72 Uncoln ConUnentaJ.
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CaJl6'2-1986
i4 Maril IV. Xlot cood. Resa ... mooort, loaded.
'52115/orolr. 91N578
lt72FOID
TC8olO WAGOM va. automatic trans .•
pwr. steering & brakes,
air c:ond .• AM /FM
stereo. ws w tares &
more! tMSKEJ>.
$1095
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ATLAS CHRYSLE R
PLYMOU TH
Open Daily & Sunday
'til 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd
Coc5ta Mesa
546-1934
74 tillSTAM6 II
GHIA
.. cyl. enc .. vin,yl rool. air
cood., All/Fii stereo 8
~>"eertn&. 4 spd.
Slftl
JIMMAllMO
YOl.KSWA4MM
187U BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MJ.2000
S ilver exterior.
automatic. radio &
heater. (061.UEB>
$3450
26216Ha.rbor 81 .• C.M
$40-5630
71PIMTO
Pin striping, auto. trans ..
pwr. steering., air cond .•
hatchback, low miles.
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S3tt5
JIMMAIUNO
VOUlSWA.a.
18711 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
i t PINl'O-XLNT RUN·
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642-U.
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QUALITY CARS
TO SELF.ct FROM
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model .... low m1hs " .. '"*°.....,,! (Gl\JWEI.
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IJMlll
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()prnl>•Ily ~Sunday
'til lOPM
2929 Harbor Blvd.
C-06ta Mesa
546-1934
"75 V AUANT, air, 4 dr,
x!nt cood, best offer.
'151-3763
'21 Plym. Gran Fury Sta·
b Wagon. New tires.
air, PIS. P/B. AM/FM
lten!O. Mint CODd. $1780 • ~7319.
1'71 PLYMOUTH
SAPPOllO COWi
Economical 4 cyl., $
speed tram., r..uo. vfayl
top, WSW tii. • morel
(Ser.410310).
$49.95
EQl(res 10 pm H-'19
Open Dally• Sund•y
'lil 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd.
C-06ta lla•
546-1934
.......................
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Fit ... cl~d
Ugbt blue w/blue velour
interior • low miles. Sharp & load e d !
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AlllPll atereo 6 more! (3'1'l'JO).
$49'5
Expires 10 pm .. S.19
ATLAS CHRVSlER
PLYMOUTH
Open Daily & Sunday
'til 10 PM
2929 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mes•
546-1934
..... d .....
Don't miss us this
weekend duriq our used
c.rsa.le!
,,, ... Or-.. c....,
--· 2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA M ESA
979-2500
• Z1 .318 IOLES *
71DAMSAM
V-8. automatic, power
steering, ract. air. ap.
pearaoce, c ustom
wheels, new radi•ls.
(98SUKV)
$67'1 * J.C. FOITUll Pontiac-OllC
2000 E. I.st. Sala Ana
(TI4)5a-t•
"19 Grand Le llans 4 door ..s.n, 2 tone, s mos. old,
tuUy lo9ded. Powerful 8
cyl. gas saver. Buutiful
car. Must see, mUlt H1l !
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'T1 f\reblrd, wboles.ie
by P/P. $487S. call
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F-RS
U.WMll•c
2Door
.EqUJppt'd w1lh 4 speed
manual transmls sion. raC'k and pinion steering,
rront disc br1kes, steer·
1ng column mounted ron.
trols and much more
standard equipment.
(222347 ·2115) -":t:9·
rqulpped wm
automlltk tranamlaion. power ateerln1 and
power frClat dilC 'brakes.
radio. piYQdng front vent
window,, vinyl roor.
tutOM paint. and other
standard and optional
leaturea. Uta5a.3'33l
$4199
U.WMll•c .... s...
E quipp ed with
autom•tlc transmission. front disc brakes. steer·
ing column mounted ron·
trols, wire wheel covers
and white sidewall tires.
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transmission. front disc
braAl:es. steering eolumn
mounted controls. radio.
a nd mu c h m ore .
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ClllllDA's
$5399
...._.
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302 V·8, a utom ati c
trans mission. power
steering. air condition· Ina. opera windows .
woodtone instrument
panel. s teel helled
r~dlals and more.
(157938-2$17) .... -2 ... Sedm
302 V·8. automatic transmission. power
steering. air condition·
lng. opera windows. all
vinyl Olght bench sut,
radl•I tlree plus 1ddi·
Uonal a.WM!ard and op-
ti on a I equipme nt.
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BRAND NEW FORD CARS NEW TRUCKS
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MUSTANG 2-DI.
2 3 litr e f'O J!llll'.
11utomatic· lransm1~~•on.
power 11l••er111g. powt>r
front d isc brak es.
gauges, electronic 1gnl·
tion. wire wheel t'O\t•r .. .,
radlaltlr~. (1701 H·2927
2 .3 litre e ngine.
automatic transmlsaloa,
rack & ptnlOll steertn1.
gauges. fro nt disc
brakes. eltttronic lgnl·
lion, high back bucket seata. (170115'2948:
$4599
M1W 1979
MUSTANG 3-R
This ~yellow beau. ty is I with 2.3 Utre
e n ic1n<>. u ut o m u t ic
transmlssklo. air rond1· tloo1Jl8. polffr steerinlf,
till wbeel. gauges, fold·
down rear seat. radial
tires and m o r e .
( lstllS.2772~
$&199
UC~MEW
MUSTANG 3.IJR.
79 PACECAI!
Tiie Official Mustang
Pacecar k>lded with 2.3
litre turboc h a rged
en1lne. air conditioning,
power front disc brakes,
power steering, AMI FM
stereo cassette. fhp-up open-air roof. s pecial
paint. and much. much
more! 1412543-2984> UST SHOO
.. EDTO
$1199
laAte MIW '7'
llSTAll2•.
CHIA
Sliver metallic in color.
equipment includes 2 3
litre lurborha r ,:ted
e n gine. 4 s p e ed
transmission. air condl·
Uonlng. rac·k and pinjon
steeri n ~. ~auges .
AM I PM s tereo. steel
bel t e d r a dial s .
(158895-3515;
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NOW$5999
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MIW 1979
IAICllll • PINTO
ARNIE
lUXllY
AFFOl8ABIUTY MIW '79 f;qu1pmeat iDcludes 351
Silver metallic color with
2 3 litre l'nj!1ne .
au1omat1c· 1ransm1'o'o1on.
r .1l'.k and p1ruon Ml'ermg.
front dist bmkei.. stt>cl
bl•tkd radials. clt·lu"<'
w h t· ·t.' I c o v c r .,
THIALLMIW COllln p U V-8. air cood .• 'radio. u . . s per 1al handllntt
2 o htre t'nJ:me. 4 ~peed pack1ge. ste.el belted
tra o:.mi:.l>l<>D-~oilo-e r rad11l1 and more. A~
front disc brak{><o 1400 lb o u t 'I and In A bu Y
tuput·1t y Su~r· Price' 1168203 2909 : '79 I-BIROS
( 16S411S-20JS: SUPHIUY
This light mech um blue
Thunderbird ls eqwpped with nearly every oPtJon
L"-i¥t'fi!'ble including full w1 t poYo er !leata.
cruise rontrol. till whMt,
power windows and locks
and so much more! See 1t
now! U723JS.2788;
I E03666-8863J $1396
$4199 WOW!
$3799
...
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rtNTO
Mc>diu m r~d m~ttlltt•
paint really sets off this
fully equipped 2 door
with 2 3 litre engint•. 4 s p eed lransm 1s:.1on .
electronic ll!ruUoo. rat•k
and pinion steenng. front
dis<' brnkes. radio. ~tcel
b •' I t e rt r a d 1 ti I :; .
( 17302S·Z159)
$3899
$7399
FALL .. LOVE!
This mldnlJ(h t blue
metallic Thunderbird ll>
loaded as well and your \'ha~ to makl' an ex·
cellenl deal i~ Now' See
and Test Drive II Today
-you'll love this full-on -------1 lux ury automobile Crom Ford:.< 172316 27891
$7499 NOS1Y MIW '79
""'° IUNABOUT AU IXTUS!
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tral\UDllSIOO. fold-down eq ulpment galore 1n rear sell. electric ren add I lion to a ll tbe
window defraster. dtt0r standard features that Rroup, deluxe bumper makes T·Bird 1~al! 351 a roup and much morel V • 8 . au l 0 m at 1"
12131123-!1142> , trans mission. AMI PM
fJMft s tereo sear ch radio. °"""" &·way power seat. tilt ---------•wheel. powe r locks.
.AUMEW7t
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IUtlABOUT
power windov.-s. t>xtende<l
r an1Ce fuel tank, ca st
olum1num wheels and
more. CllJSGl.29et>
s11,417
ALLMIW?t
_CIJURIEI P.U.
2.0 htre en.1une. 4 speed
transmission, 7 ft box,
bright front bumper,
much m o r e .
< K9337 4-8860 :
$4799
NIW 1'7t
COlllfl P.U.
Fully equipped. With 2 0
litre enrlne. s speed
manua overdri ve
tranam1aakln. 7 ft. box. white 1ldew1ll tires.
morr.CA~:
$5199
MIW7t
F-1• PICIUP
Cu.tom Styles1de model
w1tb 302 V-8. autorwatic
t rans m1s1ion. power stHriRI ii brakes. cool·
ang pal'11taRe. itauges.
Rang e r pa c k11e .
< EC800i&'2290 >
$5999
MEW lt7t
f·158 nT
1'1111'
In medium blue."lhis con· Tbe Styteaide model wllb
v enle nt gas-savert---------.... 302 v.s. automatic
fe atures a 2.3 litre transmwion. air cond ..
e n i;1ne . a uto m a t ic AM/PM steN'O. g1uges.
1ransrruss1on. rack and TADYOUIPICI( tilt wheel, tool stowage pinion steering. front box. slJde-oul ~ t'•r-
d15<' bntkes. electn c rear NEW 79 LTD'S r1 e r . muc h more. window defroster. fold· (EDI 140-2498>
down rear seat. radial OMLY.-r~
tires. See at today. $5999 ~ (221316-2806 ) I
fJ299 One is a Ui;!bl medium n blue 2doorsedan with S.O
litre V·8 t•n g 1ne .
automatic lransmlukln.
, 1ir t'Ulditiomna. power
ocrnea"n
LTD U
4 door Dark red in color .
351 V-8. a uto mll lr
transmission. air condi·
11on111~. stereo lape. till
wht•t.'I. und so muc h
more' 1168743-2940)
steering. power front
disc brakes, electronic
ignllloa, deluxe wbffl covers. radio. accent
g r o up and mor e!
c 108842· 1766: The other Is
a beautiful dark mid·
night blue 4 door pl Ila red
hardtop with 6 6 hire V-8
l•n g 1ne . automut1r
trans mission. powe r
steering. powe r front
disc brakes. till wheel.
<>lectric clock. radio.
electronic l.in1t1o n .
radial titts, and more.
(198749-3~)
AUMIW'79
F-251
EIPltm
PICIUP
Dark blue metalh <' in <'OI·
or. eqwpment m<'ludes
410 V-8. automal 1t
lransm1s:.1on. poYo er
steerl.ns. Ult whffl. air
cond. The Explorf'r
parka,e offf'f1l man)I op·
tiOl'IS too numt•rous tn
mentio n Mu,t ~ec•
I EC4072 2497:
$&999
ALLMIW79
RAIEIDO GT
F.Qu1pped with lots ol
good1e1o 1nch1dlng lilt
wheel. cruise control.
&·way pow•r ~at ,
AM /l'M stereo. powe r
windows. Mus t See•
( 153315-2902: 4
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llMeMIW'79
RAIEID8 511
f'ully equipped with 351
v II air cond .• sport.a
1Houp 1nslnlmentation.
Sl t>t•I bc>lted radials.
tutone paint and much more 1138S31·2490:
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E·151YAll
V-8 eniclne. automatic
trans mission. powe r
steering. heavy duty sus-
pension. chrome bum-
l)('r.. front ind rear. shfl ·
1ni: '"'<' r argo door <E E25()3.. 24211;
$&299
CUSTON?t .
ID f.151
V•Clll•sill 3S I V-8. a utoma tic
1rans m11s 1on. power
stttnna. crwse c...arol. tilt wlleel. cooltn1
paclill~. buclret wats.
s bdmg side carco door. side gl111 end much
mo~. (E.1Jt95.3122:
$1119
ALLMIW7t
RE-258
CABOYAN
CMOSION
Sll\'er metallic In color .
equipment lnchld~ 302
\' II. automall r
l ransm1ss1on. powt>r
!>ll'en"". tilt w~I l"OOI
1nJ! p1ck11Ce. custom
trim and mott Thu< full
Cru"alreConver.;1on 1s a
must s~! 1DE30'7l-1864: -
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USED CAR SALE
778'11Ca -AL V -8 . autom at l t
transmisakln, air <'Ond . power llleeriJt& fl brakes.
power windows . va.nyl
top. and tnOft ! 1919LSG u i $4277
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MUSTAM52..ott.
4 c·yl 1nd ~r. 4 sprert
tr a n~m1 ss1on . 5l•·n·n
l ap~ .11r cond .. and
SUN t< 00 F ~C!tl9L V Y :
SZ777
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F~
4 door . 6 cy linder.
11utom11tJc transmwaon.
?4FOID
MAYBICtr
V • 8 • a u t o m 'a l I <' •
transmission. air cond ..
power steerin~ & brakes .
extn nice. <4W91P'l
$2477'
74DATSUN
STATtOMWGtf.
4 l'ylirlder. 4 spN•11. air
1·ond . roof ruck. very
n11:e 1384KIP: $2677
7SFOID
NnOWAGOM
4 cylinder. 4 sprt>d transmiSsion, air com!
(604PKEl
$2171
power Meerint, tt.ereo. a----------
t396TZUI ' $4277 76 FOii>
"73CHlfY
POP-TOP YAN
V ·I . automati c
lransmiukln. •Jr cond
front 4t rear. stove. ice box. reeftt. t324J PT:
SJ.en
·61~
MUST~
t door hardtoc>. 289 \' 11 1utomat1c transm1sMon.
1lr c:ond .• powl'r steer·
1n1c radio & heater
1UCT286:
11477
77CHIYY
~TOMP.U. v .a . automatic traaa~ air cc.t .. stettO upe. power steef'·
in1 Ir brakes, camper
SpttlaJ. UEt43M:
$6271
?IDOllM ••s.. PICICW' v .1. auto mat ic
tranamiss1on. power
steering & brakH. radio. heater t ll.39313 ~
S5J77
?IPOltD
"'"° IUMA80Uf
4 l'ylinder. 4 speed
t r a n<;m1 ssion. stereo
la pt'. real nlre! <SlSDCI:
$1677
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.aAMADA 4..ott.
6 cylinder. autom1t1c
transm1'lllOl'I. air cond ..
Po""'l'r steering & brakes. l~WQU:
S54n
TOlllM02.otl
V ·8 . a ut om atic
transmission. air c<>nd .
power steenng ~ hr:ik~·'· radio. heater < l~PL ~ :
$2577
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Ln.114oM.
V -8 . au t o m atic
transnuss1on. air 1 nnd
stereo. pov.c>r steenn~ & bnkes. 1"71SRQ:
Sl171
'71FOltD
FAntMOMT WGM. v .11. a ut o mat ic
transm1ss1on. air cond ..
power slet!nng & brakes.
1716VYA:
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PIHTO
IUMAIOUT
h r~ llnder au1omat1l'
1ran'>m"'1on JIU""l't
!\leering & brakl'S.
cood-tlOOXNY :
SZ571
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M_~T ANG 2.otl.
4 cylinder. 4 ~peed t r ans m1ss1on. poYoe,.
steering & brakn. :.ler<.'O
tape. 184.SPQI:
SD77
7lFOltD
""102..ott.
t ('\ llnder. automa1 ..-
lransnmst0n. 1340H:\O
$1677
71FOltD
PINTO
STATIOM WGH.
4 cylinder. autom,1111·
trans m1ss1on. po wt•r
steenng. and more S1•e
1l and drive ll tocla~ •
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$3677
DAILY PILOT
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VOL 71, NO. 215, 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS
BB Jtfan Sags lie Killed J 6 Years Ago
8)' STEVE MA&BLE °' .. Oell~ ~Matt
A Sl·)'ear-old Huntlnf(ton
R e~c h man t o ld Ar1 zon u
authortlles this week th&At he
killed hjs grandfather wnh a
shotgun 16 years ugo ul u rurtil
llHooi.a farmhouse
Authorit1es tn Flagst~Ir. Am
said today they checked out.
Marion Markham's •story wiU1
police in Bladensv1Ue. Ill . and
~tal
Protest
Expected
Three thousand demonstrators
ar e expected to link a rms Sun·
day at the Seal Beach Naval
W eapons S tation in com -
. memoration of the Aug. 6, 1945,
ato mic bombing of Hiroshima.
The vigil is s ponsored by the
Seal Beach Nuclear Action
G roup in conjunction with a
weekend series of dem oostra-
t 1 on s coo rdin a te d b y the
Southern California Alliance or
Survival. with headquarters in
Los Angeles.
A s imilar demonstration last
year drew an -estimated 1,500
persons. said David Lumian, a n
a lliance s taff member. A human
c hain around the base. he
est i mated . would take some
10,000 people.
Lumian said the pe<1 ceful dem ·
~nstrallon is to call .. t:tttention
to the possible d a ngers or a
nuclear accident at the Navy in
s tall a lion.
He alleged tha t Seal Beach's
nuclear action group has photo·
,grap h ic p roof that n uc lear
we apons are stored at the base
A spokesman for the Naval
Station. however . agam noted,
I ··The U.S . governme nt can
• neither confirm nor deny ex
·' 1Steoce or nuclear weapons on
any ofits snips, ciircraft or shore
tnstallations ...
··An accident esl Seal Beach.'
said Lumian ... could ha ve dev
astating con!iequences for the
g reater Los Angeles area. We
: feel these risks don 't have to be
taken ..
T he Navy's s pokesma n s a1d no
· extra security precautions W111 • be t aken Sunday when the dem-~ o n s tration is scheduled be -
• tween noon and 2 p.m . in the
a rea of Pttific Coast Highway
· and Seal Beach Boulevard.
• Seal Beach police said a
parade permit has been issued
' for t he demonstration but that
' no problems a re anticipated.
Officers will be assigned to aid f traffic flow at m ajor interscc·
• t1oos, a department s pokesman
'said "We believe at this tame there
1s no reason to worry about civil
' d1sobechencc," he said.
The Alliance for Survival also
is demonstrating on behaU of •l~
long time protest of the world's
a rms race. Lumian said.
'.'The g r eat powers h a ve
enough nuclear weapons ~w to
destroy the world's population 12
1 times." he said.
A rally and picruc at McGaugh
School. acr oss Sea l Beach
Boulevard from the weapons
station, is to follow Sunday's
. demonstration.
F eatured s p eak e r is Dr
RosaUe Bert.ell, a New York nun
who is a m e dical r esearc h
s pecialist.
She links cancer, leukemia.
diabetes. heart proble ms and
a rtery hardening with exposure
to low levels of radiation.
Pi/,ot Looks \
1 AtMovies
A look at the movie in-
dustry in America be1inl
today witb quations about
what future 1enerations
m ay« 1DAJ not lean about
UI from ftlmll of tbe '109.
But it'• Just the first of
four 1torieain a series of ex-
cerpta from movie expert
James Monaco's book,
.. American Film Now."
that wlll run each day
t.broulb lloDday.
Otben look at how Stan
are betn1 eatabll1b ed.
wbedler betDI funny at.Ill
eoaaU ~ly, the peo-
ple .... proftt·and-
ION daleln•ta a1aln1t
artlltlcJlll..,tty. ....a ~ Pan t ltal'll on n19 Cl ·-?"~--.... _Clll.MW .... • ...
coa.ftrmed 1uch a ah00Un1e
M 1rllham., f'h•JCe.taff poll<'t'
said. told the m Wetlnusda.y night
that his mother had Utken lhl'
bhlme ror lbe March 31, l96J,
hooting. Police say she dit:d
last year and was never chargt:d
an the shooting.
The Huntington Beach man.
po lice r e port. stopped 1n
Flagstaff to report the loss of h1i>
wa lle t a nd d ecided to turn
h1msell U\. sav1nl( he wanted to
<' lt>u r his conscience.
McDonald Cow)ty She riff J ohn
Uh ven an llhnois said he filed
monslaughter charges agarnst
M arkhum today und was ln
form ed that the Huntington
Beach man would waive extrad1-
uoo proceedjngs.
··1 was the in vestigator on thal
shooting a nd I remember that
d<Jy well." said Bliven. "Jt was a ---------------
.,, ......... .
BURIED SILVER CONTAINER AFTER PLANE CRASH?
New Lead Uncovered In Amelia Earhart My•tery
New Earhart Theory
Cites Buried Silver
HONOLULU tAP) A woman believed to be aviator Amelrn
Earhart buried a s ilve r container after she crash-la nded on a
Pacific atoll 42 years a~o. says an 1nvest1gator who interviewed
natives on the Ma rshall Islands.
"Our witnesses told us that Amelia and her navigator. l''red
Noonan, buried a silver container, just pnor to being captured b_y
the J apanese." said Vincent Loomis, an Orlando. 1-'la .. busi
nessman who has been mvestJgating her disappearance.
'11 HAVEN'T THE SLIGHTEST IDEA what 1t m ay have con
ta med," said Loomis, but he 1s convinced Miss Earhart was nol on
et spy mission when she disappeared July 2, 1937. on a night from
New Guinea to Howland Island. one or the last legs of an around·
the-world ru ght.
Loomis who returned from the Ma rshalls this week. hope~
natives wh~ claim to have seen the crash can lead him to the
buried container on aootber trap next month. He also hopes to re
cover Miss Earhart's plane, which he believes is still located on
a nother Marshall atoll.
Loomis was on duty with the Air Force in 1952 when he dis·
covered an airplane covered by jungle growth on a tiny atoll. He
discounted the discovery until 15 years la ter when he read a book
about Miss Earhart's disa ppearance.
FOR 10 VEARS, LOOMIS AND HIS wife have researched the
disappearance, and have made several trips to the Ma rshall
Islands.
"The pieces to the puzzle are falling in place." he said. "We
are getting ver y close to solvin~ the ~arhart ~ystery. · · .
On an earlie r trip, Loomis mterv1ewed B1liman Am ran, a busi-
nessman on Majuro. who was a medical corpsm an with the
Japanese navy in July 1~37.
Amran told of going aboard a car go boat to treat an injured
Caucasian man. He a lso saw a Caucasian woman, and Loomis said
Amrao's description of her "fits Ameli a from head t o toe."
THE MASSRALLESE WHO WITNESSED the burial of the
container gave similar descriplion11 of the couple and the boat that
picked them up, Loomjs said .
All this convinces Loomis that Miss Earhart and Noonan
landed safely on an atoll and were taken prisoner, and did not
crash at sea as many authorities believe.
Loomis said there are rumors in the Mars hall Islands that
Noonan was beheaded and Miss Earhart was fatally poisoned, but
be baa been unable to verify tboee reporta.
LOOMIS BAS MADE A&llANGEllENTS for boats lo take bis
party to the atoll wbe.re be believes the Lockheed Electra landed
and the container may still be burled, and to the atoll where be
believes the Japanese dumped the plane. He refuaea to pinpolnt the
location of either atoll. The former aeroepace wortter plans to take a film crew with
him to make a documentary movie of what he hopes wltl be the re -
ccnery of the Earhart plane. He expects hi• croup will be ~ck in
the Manhall blands by the belhmlDI of September.
typhoon Kille 8 in 80111 K.0111 .. .
I,. ••• o l \.acAP >-
'TJ ·~ ~d::ad, ,' --a.•·CJ "' potaonous cyanide salt f"loattnc t
In •OOI Koa1 'harbor tod&J}
weikenad :r: .::=· ........ .. '• bl&.CHt city or Canton. t
Sunday and it was raining so
hard l could barely see!'
Blive n sai d M arkham 's
grandfat her, Sterling Roberts.
was, found at his Bladensv11le
farmhouse with a s ingle shotgun
blast to his head.
H e said R'o b ert s and
Markham 's mothe r had been
fightmg and s he told sheriff's of
ficers she shot her rather. Bliven
said she was covered with blood
and had been badly beaten.
"We found Ma rkham al a
restaurant in town with a bunch
of friends.'' Bliven recalled. "He
told us he hadn 't been out to the
rarmhouse that morning "
Bliven said the district at·
torney ruh j the shooting was m
self-defense
F'lags tarr pol i ce c laim
Markham told them hi s mother
called ham the day of the shoot·
Drilling Supported
'
ang and reported her fa ther was
trying to kill her .
Ma rkham told Flagst aff police
he went out to the farmhouse.
found his mother 's face bloodied
and shot his grandfather.
His mother. he re lated to
police, agreed to take the blame
and told him to leave the area
The Huntington Beach man
a pparently was driving back to
J1Uno1s to make a confession.
Arizona authorities noted
County Businesses
Back Nnke Plants
By DAVID K t;TZMANr-.
Ol IM 0.Uy Pl .. 1 St.tit
An organization of nearly 400
mdustnal and commercial f1rm !-
1n Ora n~e Count y 1s urg1 nJ:
President Cart<'r to accPleratc
nuclear power plant develop
m ent and open up thl' Southt>rn
Cahforrua coastline for offshor('
011 drilhnJ(
Jn a lctlt·r to Carter. R1 ch<1n1
Fuller. prc~1dC'nt or thl' <: n·at<'r
Irvtne Industrial Lcc1gue. saut
his group wa l)ls to SCP the l!O\
e rnment speed up the develop
menl of nuclear power . anclud
mg the controversial tJreedcr n•
<.1ctor program. "al its fastel>l
poss1bl<' rate .. , ··we are aware or thl' proll
lems associated with the use and
develop m e nt or nu c l eetr
ene rgy but compared to other
alternatives, 1t 1s the only rea·
sonable answer to make a ma
Jor contnbutaon towa rds solving
our country '> t·ncrg~ problem..,
in the 1mrnl'diate future." ~u1u
Ful ler. who wo rks fo r th1·
E nergy Products Div1s1on of
Lear·Siegler Inc. as a cons ul-
t.ant. . A s pokesman for Lear·S1egler
1n Santa Ana !'atd that while tht•
ene rgy d1 v1s1on is involved an
nuclear technology. 1t doc~ alt
its work for the Navy on sub
marine and aircr aft carrie r
systems
Fuller's letter, which was sent
to the President on July 18. says
a resolution unanimously passed
by the lrvtne group·s Board or
01 rectors also encourages off
shor:e dnlhni:t along th(• coast
fro m Los Angeles to San Diego
"The inconvenience and un
~1 ghtlineSS Of Offshore rigs IS far
exceeded by their uscfulne~s
and essential C'Ontrabut1on to our
patriotis m and natural energ)
rei>o urccs. · · Fulfer told th1·
pr esident ··we mus t dt•vl'lop the US<' of our
mineral a nd 0 11 n ::.our ce-.
whl•rcver thl'' .irt.• including
wtldcml·s~ ,md off bcaeh <Jrcas
Jurors Visit
MacDonald
Slaying Site
FORT BRAGG. N.C. (AP1
A jury of seven men and five
women today inspect ed the
home where the wife and two
young daughters of Dr Jeffrey
Mac Donald were s lain nine
years ago
An Army agent broke a seal
that had barred the door to the
red brick, multj.famlly home at
544 Castle Onve. admitting at-
torneys and Jurors The home
has been sealed since the s lay-
ings.
MacDonald, his attorneys and
government lawyers were the
first to go into the hou1e1 They
spent about 3S minutes looking
around.
Jurors pulled up to the house
at about U :30 a .m. and walked
around the houae, some peering
into windows that had been
boarded until today.
The 35.year·old Huntington
Harbour emergency medicine
1'J)ect11t1l "\Vas a Green Beret
doctor when his ramily was
killed. He. aa1s four intruders
ataltbed and bludgeoned his wife
Colette. 26, and daughten Khn·
berly, 5, and Kristen, 2.
MacDonald says one ol the in-
truders, a woman, chanted.
"Acid is 1roovy. Kill the IMS!·"
The "'d " le'~ 1 w .. la.nd
~=· nm ..
<lee DOCl'O&, Pap All
\
<,U('h .is our 10<.·<il Catarorn1a orr
shore arcu foro1l," he said.
Tht• c1t1~ of Newport Hcach
<i nd LuJ?un<t Beach h<1ve tned to
block offshore drilling proposals
1n the past
The pos1l1on~ of the Irvine
leaRUl' l'lowl:-paretllel those Of
forme r Tc•xas Gov. John Connal-
1~. a GOP prei.1dcnlles l <1i.p1resnt
who slJC}l.t' to k:.igut: members a
F~C••.-P•
Ric hard f'it zs1mmons. son
of Te:.t mster~ t.: n10n pres1
dt•nt Frank F1t1.:,1mmons.
h t1s bel·n 1nd tl't ed along
\\1th t\.\o othl•r men on 88
rou nt~ of lubor rac kt'ler -
n ng
County Takes
Shared Funds
Into Budget
Orange County super visors
(•nded their 1979·80 budget hear
111.-cs Thursday looking for $7 7
m illion needed to balance the
te n tatively accepted $580 s
m al hon spending package.
But s upervisors didn 'l have to
look rar for the needed $7 7
m1lhon plus wha tever 1l will
take to meet pending employee
pay rru~
They dipped mto county gov
ernment's stockprte of feder<tl
revenue sharing dollars after
the an\Jc1pated general rund in
come for the fiscal year was al
located.
Use of federal revenue shan ng
money to help with a budget
s hortage othe r than capital
projects was a tirst for county
government in Orange County.
Heretofore. 25 percent of the
federal dollars had been used to
help rinance social progr~ms.
An additional 25 percent of the
money sent from Washington,
D.C. baa been directed to parts
and open apace project.I. ....
1'h e remain ing 50 percent
helped relieve the property tax
burden by· bei.n1 uaed lo pay for
_ca.pita I project.a that would
otherwiae be financed throuch
local taxes.
S upervisors d e layed until
another day m aking the dectaion
on what revenue sharilli pocket
they wm dlp into to meet the
1"19-801pendin1 packa1e.
Tbey directed eoptv
~ m l•l1t11atite -Officer
.... eek after tht: letter LO Carter
y,as ::.enl
Connallv also tailed for more
nud t:ar power pl<t nt dt•velop·
menl and off-shore drilling ~'
the nation <.·ould meet 1l~ t:nergy
needs
As did Connall~. lht· league
<.,a1c1 ~olar and geothermal n ··
:.e<1 rch should tont1nu1• in th1·
quci.I for a long lt'rm <in..,wt:r In
l'nl'rg~ problem!.
Trial Set
For Rape
Suspect
A tluntangt11 n l'kad1 man "'ho
polar 1· a l11·~1· 1-. tht• · panlyho~t
rJp1i.t · .... ,11 i.:o to tndl Aug lb an
O ra nge County Superior Court
on 42 charges of rape. burglary.
a rmed robbery and sexual
perversion. -
The suspet't . M:irion Frankhn
Miller. 32. of 18891 Vallev Circle.
w as bound O\'er for t ria l
Wednesday an Westminster by
Mun1c1pal Court Judge Robert
Knox A former i·a r salesm-.n. Miller
wa~ arres ted an Huntington
Reach May 23 a nd hnkl'd to 13
simila r assaults in Orangt> Coun
t \' betw~n AuJ,!usl of .1977 und ~1 .1y of th1:. )Car.
Prosel·utang attorney Dan
Rrin· said ~1111t:r a llegedl:-
hrokc into v1rt1ms · homes lak <tl
ni ght. fort·l'd them to commit
'>e:.ual acts <tt gunpotnt and then
fled with cash a nd Jewelry.
The attacker was dubbed tht>
· pantyhose rapist .. bcc·a use hl'
often wore wo men's nvlons over
his head as a disguise In lhl'
late r assaults. thl' rapist re
portcdl> won· a full mask dt-
p1ctmg an old bald man with
droop) hp~
Tht• attat·ks occurred in Hunt
mgton Beach. Fountain Valley,
An aheim. Garden Grove. Stan·
ton and Anaheim. investigators
said
Miller was taken into custody by poli ce who a n s wered a
prowler report and round him hid·
ang in a residential neighborhood
m central Huntington Beach.
Coast
Weather
N ight thro ugh mid·
morning low clouds with
hazy sunshine in after-
noons through Saturd ay.
Only p a rtia l a fte rnoon
clearing at some beaches .
Highs from 68 to 74 along
the coast· to upper 70s In-
land. Lo'" tonight 60 to 6S.
INSIDE TODA~
Can roe(lfJf Stoclcard Chan-
ning cl"d'-coupktl out o/
ShaUapHN? You ~/ R~od
about Mr in "A• You l..ilcc
It," P•C1.
.u AM.y PIUlI H.f fuMy. A>fllllt 1. 1m
MaeDe•al• Trial
Dactor Bitter ----:==--"~
Over Charges
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Or.
Jeffrey R. Mat'Dordald la balt.er.
TM trauma ol be_ln• accused
of UM mwdere ot hi1 wife aad
lwo dau1htera 1nd b•lns
brou.a.t to trial after a oJ,,..Yftr
battfe wll.b the U S. Ju1Uce
.Depanmml bu also made th•
Hunttn1ton Harbour doetor
"Old«1r, udder. wiser. morf'
cynical, more t red ••
Loolgiq back. MacDonald told
the FIU'etteviUe Times in an In
terview. an tbat waa to be ex • * •.
,,,.._P-AJ
DOCTOR •..
jury was instructed to tour the
house but not touch anything.
U.S. District Judge Frank T.
Dupree Jr. also told them not to
talk to each other or anyone else
about what they saw. U.S.
Marshals were assigned to ac·
company them. Attorneys were
not allowed in with the jurors.
1'he c... 11 belDC-heard in
federal court in Ralel1h. The
base is near Fayetteville, about
1 'h hours to the southeast.
In testimony presented Thurs·
day, chemists who t est.ed bk>ody
items found in the house aaid
they failed to find any blood
matcbinl llacDollald'a t ype ln
the living room, where Mac·
Don ald says he was attacked.
He suffered .H stab ,woUAds.
Blood is t yped i nto four
general groups. Eacb of the
M atDonalds had a different
blood type. The chemists cau·
tioned. however, that the blood
found did not necessarily belong
to the MacDonalds
Army chemist Janice Glisson
said most or the blood on the pa·
jama top and on a pocket ripped
from it that MacDonald says he
was wearing when attacked
matched Colette's type. One
s tain matched MacDonald's
daughter Kimberly's type, and
one matched MacDonald's.
He says he was wearing the
dark-blue pajama top during the
attack and awoke in the hallway
with the top pulled over his
arms. The top was found spread
over Colette's stomach . The
prosecution maintains that holes
in it match ice pick wounds found
on Colette's body
Army charges against Mac·
Donald were dropped in 1970. He
was indicted by a federa l grimd
jury in 1975, and pre-trial ap-
peals took several years. The
trial is in its third week.
SA Fireman
Arrested on
Heroin Rap
A Santa Ana fireman was
among five persons arrested on
narcotics charges following the
alleged sale of l ~ pounds of
heroin to undercover police of·
Cicers, authorities said.
pee tad
What was not to be exptt'tt-d,
be uld, was that 1overnment
proMCutora would "r.el out to
prove a c.aM • __ wbethe.r or 1d
tlu f ull a upporled \be
charaes."
As a result. MacDonrald i.ah.t •
he h•• fOme away d l11llus1oned
and al\Jl'Y. And, he uld. he hu:;
learned to expect anythlni and
plan on not.tune.
If the MacDonald story has a
m or 11I. he said, it Is "anythmg
can happen to anybody ··
M acDoo.ald is on trial an U .S
Diatrict Court, charged with th~
P'eb. 17. 1970, murders or tus
wife Colette. 26, and daughte.rs.
Kimberly. s. and Kristen, 2, el
their Fort BraH home.
This week MacDonald agreed
to a luncheon inter view with The
Times.
During the interview, be said
he felt the government was har·
assing him with raise charges
and no evidence, that his life has
been wrecked by the murder11
and the le.Bal _eroceedings that
followe"a ana that he has sur-
vi ved the ordeal by working
hard, playing hard and taking
the days one at a time.
Before the interview. Mac·
Donald's attorn ey set some
ground rules.
MacDonald would not talk
about the trial, except in general
terms. He would-not talk-about
defense evidence. nor .would he
analyze prosecution evl~•ce.
He would not talk about his own
testimony.
He did not evade questions.
but would give few detailed
·answers. His answers were sue·
cinct. He used short sentences,
sometimes· phrases and volun·
leered little.
Was he defensive?
He said he wasn'L
M acDonald w as co rdial.
almost friendly . as he at <>.
s l ightly hunched. 1n tht'
restaurant where the interview
was conducted.
Most of his ans wers. even
when asked about his feelings,
wer e given matte r-of.factly,
almost coldly.
The questions about his emo
lions see~d pa rt1 cul<1rly dif
ficull for him.
Second Body
Of Sunken
Boat Found
MONTREAL <AP > -The
body of a man who a pparently
drowned in the m ysterious sink·
iog or the luxury houseboat
Jaguar V off Canada's Gaspe
Peninsula has been picked up by
a freighter about 50 miles east of
Bonaventure Is land, Quebec
provincial police reported.
Police said they have not iden·
lilied the body. which was found
T hursday. It was clad in two
lifejackets bearing the name of
the missing vessel, believed to
have sunk J uly 22.
Albert Magee, 37, was arrest·
ed with three other men and a
woman during a raid on a Santa
Ana bome Wednesday after·
noon. The fire department has
pl aced Magee o n "ad ·
ministrative leave" until an in·
vestigatioo into the incident is
completed, Fir e Chief Bill
Dubose said Thursday.
Another victim of the wreck.
29-year ·old Diane Labonte ·
Despard of Ottawa, was found
drowned last week. He r body
was recovered near Bonaven·
ture lsJand and authorities found
$3,600 stuffed in her bathing su.it.
The discovery and subsequent
identification of her body set off
a sea search for the four other
persons believed to have been
aboard the houseboat.
Kennedy
To Fight
Handguns
WAStUNGTON <AP> -Sen.
Edward II. Kennedy Is sponaor-
tn1 legblatlon that would outlaw
the cheap handguns most otten
used In crlnaea a nd tighten
rettrictiom on the aele or other
weapons.
The .Massachusetts Democrat.
whose brother. Sen. Robert Ji'.
Kennedy. waR assassinated with
a pistol in 1988. is sponsoring the
bill at the request or gun-control
forces who accused President
Carter of reneging on a cam·
paign promise lo champion their
cause. NEW FAIR PRESIDENT
C08la MeH'• Montano
Fair Board
Fleets 2
Officers
Kennedy originally planned to
introduce the legislation today.
the last day before the Senate
begins a month-long recess .
However. an aide said the
senator decided to wail until
after Congress reconvenes in
September.
Wo rd of the proposal im·
mediately drew praise from
gun-control advocates but the
wrath of the gun lobby. The Gun
Owners of America called il an
"outrageous effort to dis arm the
American people."
The new bill would·
E lmer Montano of Costa Mesa
has been elected president of the
Oranie County Fair Bond and
Larry Tyler of Irvine was
na m ed vice president. fair of·
fi cials said today
Montano s ucceeds S. Eugene
Tunks of Garden Grove. He is
the first Fair Board president
from Costa Mesa, the city in
which the fairgrounds is located.
Jn addition, Robert L. Seat of
Santa Ana has been appoi.nted
by Governor Edmund G • ..Brown
Jr. to a rour·year term on lhe
board. He replaces Newport
Beach attor ne y S h eil a
Sonenshine. whose term had ex·
pired.
---Bu ~ manufacture. im·
porting· and all t r adin g 1n
"Saturday n ight s pecials , ..
c heap. easily co n ce aled
handguns. A 1968 law passed
after the slayin~ of Robert Ken·
nedy and civil r ights leader
Martin Luther Klng Jr., bans
importatJon of these guns but al·
lows assembly in this country of
foreign-produced parts.
-::.E.st.abllah a definition r
"Saturday night specials" based
on bow easily such weapons can
be concealed and on their polen·
tial for crime rather than spott·
ing use.
Seat 1s vice president of Hules
Wholesale Nurseries Inc. and an
associate fellow of the American
lnst1tutc of Aeronautics and
Astronautics.
FroW1PageAJ
BUDGET •.•
sharing funds
In the closing hours of the
1979·80 budget hearing ~.
i.uperv1sors tackled another
weighty problem.
They decided to increase the
county's contribution to the
e mployees' retirement fund by
SS.25 million.
That meant supervisors had
decided to tackle a projected
S284 million deficit in the retire·
ment fund by phasing in in·
C'reased t'ounty government con·
t n bu troru.
Next year. the count y pay m
will Jump to Sl0.4 million more
than heretofore anticipated and
then the third year or the phase
in plan t he county government's
contnbutton will increase an un·
anticipated $15.6 million.
Supervisors in the final hours
of their 1979·80 budge t hearings
also decided to continue un·
derwriting free bus r ides for
senior citizens on Orange County
Transit District buses.
Oirysler Asks
Wage, Benefit
Pact Freeze
DETROIT (AP > Financially
ailing Chrysler Corp . which JUSl
reported its biggest second·
quarter losses 1n history, today
asked the United Auto Workers
union for a two-year freeze on
wage and benefit costs
Chrysler President Lee A.
Jacocca made the request in a
one-hour 40·minute barga1rung
session attended by UAW Prest·
dent Douglas Fraser.
There was no immediate
responae rrorn the union.
Chf"Y!ler has Jost $466 mill.Jon
in 18 months <tnd has asked the
government for Sl b1ll1on an
financial aid
The union has grantee! C'On·
('('SSIOn S LO J\ml'rl('an :'t1 olors
Corp. in the pasl. but ne\'er ha!)
asked for or agreed t o a wage
freeze at one of tht• Big Three
auto companies
Iaccoca's meeting marks the
first time any leader of the Big
Three called for a special meet·
mg with the union bargaining
committee. Previously. only in·
form al meet.Jogs had been held
between automaker a nd unjon
leaders. To do so. they allocated
$685,000 from the federal rev·
enue sharing pool lo pay for
what is expected to be more
than two million bus trips by the
county's elderly in the current
fiscal year.
Contract t alks between the Big
Three automakers a nd their
750.000 UAW employee.s entered
the third wei!k Monday. one day
before ailin~ Chrysle r an·
nounced a record second-quarter
toss or $207 l m illion
District to Pay
Refund to State
Auto industry observers sug.
gested Iaccoca ·s move was 1fl·
tended to dramatize the com·
pan y 's plight as 1t seeks $J
billion in federal tax breaks over
the next two years.
Oran•e Cpuoty Supervieor
E 'dhoo Miller w e n\ to
Thursday's county budget hear·
lDI bopin& to convince bis fellow
1upervllon that tbe u1-* of
cousaty govenunenl '• top 351
wage earners aboUJd be cut 10
percent. Related story Page A3.
By the time the hearing ended.
.M.illu waa;
-Barely 1pared the indignity
of having his own salary ~nd
those ol hll office staff forcibly
cut by 10 percent. .
-Put lo the embarr~\Dg aPot of havin& to vote against
the slash In hjs own office's
satanes.
.............
-Lalllbasted by his felJow
supervisors ror what they called.
among other things, politicar
rhetoric and attempting to pro· ""-"'•··..,· mote tus image at thei r expense.
Miller was undaunted by the
wave ol criticism that descended
on his salary cut proposal. . . Britain's Prince Charles is
in diving gear for a trip un·
derwater to see the wreck
of the Mary Rose, a ship of .
Henry VIII's fleet . which
s ank in 1545. He made two
30-min~~ -~ives. -
Pot Spray
Dangers
_HepodAUl
W ASHING't'ON <A.Pl -Pre·
que nl smoking of marijua.nca
sprayed with the weed-killer
paraquat can cause serious and
so m etimes irreversible lung
damage. t.he'( government saJd
l.Oday.
The wa rning came as outgo1n~
Health, Education and WeUarl'
Secretary Joseph A Califano
Jr . issued t he r esult s or an
agency study on the dangers a~
sociated wtth the he rb1c1de and
mariJuana.
"There lS a direct relat1onsh1 p
between the amount of paraquat
inh aled and the exte nt and
severity of lung damage that rt-
suits ... Cahfano said.
"Lung damage from interm11
tent or sbort·t.erm exposure ma\
be re..vers1ble. but frequen t
high-level exposure over a Ion~
penod .or time ean result in J
severe form of damage called
fibrosis."
The statement comes t"'"
months after Califano rerused to
relax controls on man juana fo r
medical researl'h Ma r11uana
a nd its components ar e con
s1dered the same as heroin and
LS D under federal drug re~ul ..i
uons and are not an·epted for
general medical care
Paraquat has been used hv
authonties in Mexico 1n a cam
pa1gn to wipe out that nation "
m arijuana crop l!nt1 I Con~rc!.s
passed a ban las t year . the ti S
government had given financial
s upport to the spra ying pro·
gram
In tus report, Califano said
m a rijuana conftscated by U S
Drug Enforcement Admtnistra·
lion agents s howed a much
higher incidence of paraquat
contanunation lD the Southwest
tha n elsewhere in the nation
HEW estimates that between
l5 a nd 100 manjuana smokers in
the Southwest are exposed to
enough paraquat·contanunated
marijuana each year to suffer a
toxic reaction in their lungs.
He pomted out that !\is smcen·
ty shouldn't he doubted because
he and members of his staff had
already volunteered to take pay
cuts ---=---An1f. the recently a ppointed
county supervisor said, a 10 per·
cent pay cul among those county
employees who earn as much or
morP than county supervisors
""uuld savt! an estimated $L28
m1 l11on
"The idea behind this notion 1s
--
to la unch a countyw1de debalt'
a round the notion of government
se lt11)Jl an .e.xa.mple by-to---
superv1sors taking a pay cut."
~1llcr said
"The unde rlying concept
behind this 1s that working in
government 1s u pn v1lege. an
opportunity w serve the public, ..
he addl'd
Rut M11f('r c; ft-llow supervlsors
\lt t•rt·n t 1n j hu}1nJ! mood
~11perv1sor Thurn ai. Riley fin~d
th1· 111Ji!n10~ s<iho etl Miller by
l.!bt'l1ng his i.u~~est1on "c•am
pu11rn rlwtonr ..tnd poor cam·
p.u~n rh1:ton c .it th at.
I think 1t s tota llr 1rrespons1bll'
for ~ ou to com•· up with someUung
like this .it th1· expensi> of all of us
-.1n1pl} to promote }Our own.1m·
J j!t'
Trasl1 Truck
Overturns;
Drive r Killed
.'\ 2.:4 ~t!jr old Santa Ana man
"".i ~ k11lt>d Thur-.day v.hen the
Turn n1-,~al trui:k he wcas dnv·
1n~ on t~c S,m Diego Freeway 1n
S .1n J uan Capistrano flipped
O\'er . crushtnJ! him
Cahfomia l11~h"'a} Patrol of·
f1cer Dallas Br.ike i.a1d Cadena
1\ E ~pa rza was driving the
t r uck on the fr ee way n ear
Ortega 11.ighway at about 2 p.m
when lhe vehicle 's rear axle col·
lapsed. causing the rea r wheels
to lock.
The refuse truck veered to the
right, chppan g \he freeway
beam. which caused the truck to
flip over on its left side.'Espana
was thrown under the truck as it
toppled over .
Armando Ruelas. 21, of Santa
Ana. who also was aboard the
refuse truck . was treated and re-
leased from Mission Community
Hospital followmg the accident.
All five were booked for in·
vestigatioo of posaeuing heroin
for sale, coospiracy and felony
conapiracry while pouessing a
handgmi, police said.
The Jaguar V's owner . Andre
Despard, and one or its pre·
sumed passengers. Coco
Laflamme, were scheduled to
appear in court this fall on
charges stemming from a multi·
million-dollar gambling opera·
lion in the Ottawa area.
LOS ANGELES CAP> -There
will be no prosecutions following
a djstrict attorney's investiga.
tion into alleged enrollment pad·
ding in the Los Angeles Unified
School District.
But the $2.8 million in state
money, received by the district
for the phantom students, will
have to be repaid.
Men's Suits
omcen said one of the five
sold 1 ~ pounds of heroin to un·
dercover officers in downtown
Santa Ana. The officers bad
aereed to pay $58,000 for the
drug
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Senator Suggests
.Apology By Fonda
State Sen. PauJ Carpenter, D·
Cypresa, wants Jane Fonda to
repenL But be doe~n 't really
tbink abe will.
rejection of ber as a member or
the Arta Council .
"Her anaer ls misdirected.''
Carpenter said at a news con·
ference. "Her anser sboukl be
Carpenter said Tbunday that d irected at the p eople of
tbe ectreu could be re· -CaUfomla.!"'<>donotwiahtosee
eoDtldered for a a pot Oil the her serve, state Art.I Council ll amoo1 Carpenter sald the purpose of
atbtt tbln8• abe apolOctsea to hl1 cballence la to •·put the op· ~ state Senate. probrtum on, her back,:-not on
Alto be uid 1he must the aenete • back. If the
apoiotbe "to the ' pri.eoaen of Academy Award winniDI ac·
war and their famtu.• for her tre11 meet.a bll three demands,
acUvlU• ln Hanoi" and eon· he said be would seek HDate re·
demn the "~ Ylolatkm of conalderatlon of ber for the Art.a
bumu ~ bY the IO••l"DIMllt CouneU po1t. of Vletaam •· tb• CyprHa But Carpenter admitted he De•ocnt Nici. dldn 't expect Mlu f'onda to
• 111 ro.da, who wa1 •ot ·~to hll cballeqe. .._... ,_ a•.u.bll fW eommeat, w Aki '11 do DOt ~ Jue r-a w
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For Only
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VOL . 71, NO. 215, • SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI F=ORNl.A
"our He•et••li
Dally Ne•spaper·
Ft FTEEN CENTS
Nell' Earhart -Tale: Mystery of Silver
HONOLULU <AP > A woman beUev..t to be aviator Amtll•
San.rt buri..t • allver cont•lner after IM cralh·l•ndtd on a
PIC!tftc atoll 41 yeara 110. 1-.ys a n 1nve1tl1a tor who tntervlewed nauv .. on the Martb all lalandl
"Our witneeMt told ua that Amelia and he r n•vaaalor. Fred
Noooaa, buried a allver container. ju!ll prior to being capt ured by
the Japanese," said Vincent Loom ls. an Orlando. Fla.. busi neaam• wbo has been 1nvestigallng her disappearaace.
"I MVENT TllE SUGlrrEST IDEA what It m ay have con
tamed." said Loomis'" but he lS coovi.nced Miss Earha rt was not on
a •l>Y mlaaioo when she d isappeared J uly 2. 1937. on a flh&ht from
P1Us tlae Baton
California Pops Orchestra maest ro Carmen Dragon
seem s ready to begin conducting, but he's actually m ak-
ing final plans for his ensem ble's performance Aug. 19
in Irvine. With Dragon today at Irvine Stadium. site of
the premie re concert for the Orange County-based or-
c hestr a, are Diane Kent. commun ity ser vices com ·
mission vice chairman; Mayor David Sills, a nd Lee
Sicoli, a member of the Irvine School District board of
trustees
Revenue Fund Used
To Balance Budget
O r a nge County s upervisors
ended their 1979·80 budget hear·
angs Thursday looking for $7.7
million needed to ba lance the
tentatively accep ted $580.5
million spending package.
But supervisors didn 'l have to
look far for the neede d $7. 7
million plus whatever it will
take lo meet pending employee
pay raises.
T hey dipped into COlU'ltY gov·
ernment's stockpile of federal
re ve nue shanng dollars after
the a nticipated general fund in·
com e for the fiscal year was al·
located .
Use or federal revenue s hanng
money to help with a budget
shortage othe r tha n capita l
projects was a first for county
government in Orange Coubty.
He retofore. 25 percent of the
federal dollars had been used to
help finance social progra ms.
An additional 25 percent of the
m oney sent from Washington.
D.C. has been directed to parks
a nd open space projects.
·The r em aining 50 pe rcen t
he lped relie ve the property tax
burden by being used to pay for
ca p ital projects that would
otherwise be financed through
local taxes.
Super visors de layed until
a nother day making the dectsion
on what revenue s haring pocket
they will dip into to meet the
1979·80 spending package.
T h ey directed countv Ad·
m i n istrative Officer Robe rt
Thom as to reeommend lo the
board how the money should be
s pun out of the county's $21.8
million st ockp ile of revenue
s har ing funds. ·
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New Guinea to Howland Is land . one of the last leas of an around·
lhC•WOrld flif(ht.
Loomis, who returned from the Marshalls this week. hopes
natives who claim to have seen the cr ash can lead him to the
buried contalner on another '\rip next month He also hopes to r~
<·over Miss Earhart's plane. which he believes 1s still loca(ed on
another Marshall atoll
Loomis was on duty with the Air Force in 1952 when he dis
covered an airplane covered by jungle growth on a tiny atoll He
d111counled the discovery until 15 years later when he read a book
about Miss Earhart's disappearance
FOR 10 YEARS, LOOMIS AND HIS wife have researched the
disappearance. and have made several trlps lo the Marshall
Islands.
"The pieces to the puu le are falling in place ." he said. "We
are getting very close to solving the Earhart mystery ..
On an earlier trip, Loomis interviewed Billm an Amran. a bus1·
nessman on Majuro. who was a medical corpsm an with the
Japanese navy in July 1937
Amran told of going aboard a cargo boat to t reat an tnJured
Caucasian man. He also saw a Caucasian woman. a nd Loomis said
Amran·s descnption of her "fits Amelia from head lo toe ..
<Stt AM ELIA EARHART. Page A2>
• • Speed Energy
Coast Group Urges Oi~ Nuclear Action
An orgunizallon of nearly 400
industrial and commcrc1al far ms
in Or a nge County is urging
P resident Carter to accelerate
nuc lear power plant develop
ment and open up the Southern
Callforrua l"Oasthne for offshore
oil dr illing.
In a letter to Carter. Richard
Fuller. president of the Greater
Irvine Industrial League. said
has group wan ts lo see the gov·
emm ent speed up the develop·
ment or nuclear power . includ
ing the controve rsial breeder re·
Oirysler
Asks Wage
Freezing
DETROIT CAP> -Financially
ailing Chrysler Corp .. which just
repo r ted its big~est second·
quarter loesses 1 n h 1story. lOday
asked the United Auto Workers
union for a two.year freeze on
wage and benefit costs.
C hrysler P reside nt Lee A.
Jacocca made the request in a
~·hour 40·minute ba raaining
session attended by UAW P res•·
dent Douglas Fr aser.
The r e was no i m mediate
response from the union.
Chrysler has los t $466 mil!Jon
in 18 months and has a sked the
gov e rnment fo r St billion in
fin ancial aid.
T he union h as granted con·
cessions to American Motors
Corp. in the pas t. but never has
asked for or agreed to a wage
freeze at one of the Big Three
auto companies .
Iaccoca's meeting ma rks the
first time any leader or the Big
Three called for a special meet·
ing with the union bargaining
com mittee. Previously, only m·
formal m eetings had been held
between autom aker and union
leaders.
Contract talks be'tween the Big
Th ree autom ake rs and their
750,000 UAW e m ployees entered
the third week Monday. one day
befor e ailing C h rys ler an
nounced a record second-quarter
loss or $207.1 million.
Auto industry observers s ug.
gested Iaccoca's move was in·
tended to dramatize the com-
pa n y's plig ht as it seeks $1
billion in feder al lax breaks over
the next two years.
actor program. at 1ls fasle'>l
l)OSSI hie ruh.•
.. We arl' <iwun · of tht· µroh
fem:. assoctatl·d "''h the U'>l' • .in1f
d e ' e I o p m t· n t " r n u c· I r J r
energy hut tomp;.ired tu othc·r
alte rnatl\ t's~ it '" th1· onl} rt·tt
sonablt-ani.wer to mak.c J m..i
JOr contribution to"arrh !>l>lv1ni.:
our country·., tnerg~ problem-.
1n the 1mme<l1atc> future -.aid
I'' u 11 er. " ho "or ks for th P
En e rg> Produ( ls 01v1 swn ,,r
Leci r·Siegler Int· a:. a coru.ul
tant A sPokcsman for Lear·S1egler
m Santa Ana :.<.11d that whllt· Lht-
t>ner,::y n1v1s1on 1s involved 1n
nuelt•ar tt·d1001!1gy. 1l docs all
1ls \\Ork for tht" !'\avv on suh
m ,1 r in l' ;rn d <1 t r r r :.i f I l a r ri l' r
"'stem.,
Full1·r-. INtcr "h1c·h "-<JS '>cnt
tn th1· l're.,1dent on .Julv 18. "avo,
J r~Luu.on. unarumOlJ'-1~ pa~~t'd
IJ\ tht• fro.me group·,. Board of
Director!> also encournges off
'>hore dnlhng <l long the Ma<;t
I rom Los Angell'!> to San Diego
The inconveniem·e <1n<I un ~1ghthn<'Ss of offshore hJ?S 1s far
cll.l'eeded b~ their usefulnrss
Jnd e:.sent1<1l conlrtbunon lO our
patriotis m and natural enerc\
rc•.,ourt·1·-.. ·· ~·u111:r toln th<'
J.lfl'S ldC'nt
.. W <·must d1•vi•lop tht• us<· or our
m 1 n c r a I ..i n cl <11 I rt' ., u u n· c"
wherevN the\' Jrt'. 1ntlud1ng
w1lclem<"S., ,ind orr hf'CJ('h area~
"uc•h as our loc-al C'allfornw oft·
'>hore .irea toro1l. ht",ittd
Tht• r1llc., of \,t·wport Ht•<il'h
Jnd L..1gunJ Beaeh havt• Lned t11
block '>ffshorl' drilling propo ... als
in the ,,.,.,1
Tht• 1~s1t10n.., of lht· Irvine
lc;.igue do~cly parallel those of
fnrmt!r Tc,.is Go\ John Connal-
c ..... ~t:Cl.t:AR . Page A21
Irvine Boy in Hassle
Actor Needs Teacher?
By DAVID KUTZMANN
OI tM O•llY '""°' StlOfl
Irvine's Robert Mal"Naughton
is what the pubhc1ty directors
like to call a vet<'ran of std~t'
and scr{'(.'n
With parts in fil m~. t1·fev1Mon
com merc1als i.tnd s tage play~
under his bell. MacNaughton
was debuting in a play in a San
Diego suburb Wednesd ay rught
when several c ritics an the au
dience decide d th e r e was
so m ething missing !rom h1 ~
performance
His teacher
For although MacNaughton 1 ...
a serious ·mindcd sho~ biz pro
fessional. hc·s but 12 years old
And has critics W<•dne!>da'
night turn ed out to be 1n.
vestigators f ro m the slate ..,
Division of Labor Stundard~
Showing up at the Fiesta Din·
ner Theater m Spr1n~ Valle\
southeast of Sun Diego. th(' st;itt•
investigators wanted lo know 1f
young Robert had a "clfart·
worker watching over him at
each performance since ~lat<·
law requires a l<'achcr wclfan·
worker be in :illcndam·e "'hen
minors appear an profl'l>!>1on<JI
production~
lromcall). the wl'lf:Jn• 11itcnb
l'am e lo thi> th<'akr JU:-l J., l\\O
actors who plJ\ °"l•lfdrt' off1c·1Jb
were banging on tht• !'lt<Jl!t' door
1n the pro ducti o n of ·A
Thousand Clo~ nl>, · · which 1s
!>howing al the theater until Sep
tem her Robert pluys the part or
~oung ~irk Bum!'> in tht· pla\
Bruu· \1.t('~J UJ!ht11n H11l1t rt·
IJlhl'r. !>did toda~ t h<· i>ld} !> r.>rt>
dut't'r . .J~ ~tc,en~. "'111 tn to
t·on vmt'c the s tate 1agenc) to
wal\'C tht· rules which reqwr c a
teacher IX' present
~1 JCNJughton. c1 m a rketing
ronsultant. s au1 no arrange·
ments \\f'rt• m<idt> to ha\t:' ;,
t1•,11 ht·r 'ot 1.il "'11rk1·r pn,. ... 1•n1
..,mu· nu lht'r ht 111 lh•· prCJl.lueer
thu111i1hl ti ""a~ n.•quircd for st~
cStt CWWNS. Page AZ'
·Count¥, CalTrans
Fmtd Fight Looms
B~· J OANNE RF:YNOLOS
Of thlt 0 <11ly Poe• St.tft
A battle p1rtmi? th\' s taff of
l'HITrans a{!ainst OranAc County
0£fic·1als 1s loom1n~ becuusl· 01
lht' statt' agcn«y s proposal to
rt' budgt't more than $10 m1lhon
l'Jrmarkl'd for t•ounty ro.til
proJt•t·ti,
Thl' CalTrans proposal ,., to bl·
aired Y.cdnc5day at a hl'anni: in
Oakland before the R«v1ew and
l1 1gh\\H~ Comm1ltet' or lhl' l>ldll'
Trans portation Comm1ss1on
:'\o den-;1on "ill bl' r cac·hed Jt
that ml·et1ng On J\Uj! 23. tht-
l"Om m1ttt•t• "ill mt•c·t in Lo~
An~ttles to m.ike a ret"omml'nda
t1on "'h1ch will lw pal>sed onto
the rull <·omm1Sl>10n at 1b mecl-
1ng tht• nl'Xl da v
Tht· f1j!hl I'>· over the mont·~
.11n .. 1d) bucJgt tl•d h) lht· sl<Jk
l lln1ffil!\ston for lhP Corona dcl
Mar FrccYiay :rnd s ix oth<·r
pr<>Jl'<'t" around tlw C'Ount ,.
C.tlTrJn" ts JPPl"Jltn~ thost·
,Jl lotat1on. ...
Of lhl• S9 I m1lhon bud~Hed to
••on!-trul'I Jn <1dd1t1onal I 5 m1IC'
"tr~ll'h ol th\· ·coronJ <kl Mi:lr
F1 1•1•\\ ,1 ~ lo .JJtnborcc Huad.
C.ilfrJns \\Jnts S4 4 m111Jon lit
list• lor l<1ndM·ap1ng un planted
I r cl'" J \ :-c b c "' h I' r c in th.,
1~· FUNDS. Page A2)
Coast Sl20 Million Aetlon
Weather
N ight through mid·
morning low clouds with
hazy sunshine in after -
noons through Saturday.
Only partial a fte rnoon
clearing at some beaches.
Hi&ba from a to 74 along
tbe coast to upper 70s in-
land. Lowa tooiaht eo to 65.
IN9t .. Te•AW
C'Clll ,....., stockord Chem·
-. c,__ couplm out of
lhoM,,,..,.? You bet!~
about lwr m ''A• You Lilu
IC," Pof1e Cl.
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Lion Country Sues
In Thwarted Sale
By REDERICK SCHOE•ERL Of ... ..., ...........
Lion Country Safari filed a
$320 million damage suit against
t.he Irvine Company Thursday.
charging that the land develop-
ment firm thwarted Llon Coun·
try '1 effotU to aell the wild
animal park to new investon.
It is alle ged in the one-lnch
thick file or documeotl that the
Irvine Company deliberately
sou1bt the downfall of the finan·
cJally troubled park so that land
oa wblcfl It Itta eou.ld be com·
blned lnto a "super realonal llboDIUI. center" propoled ftW coaltruCtion Oil aeatb)' property.
An lrvhe Company = .... ..,..., deni..t [Jee
'1w1rdcml.
Freeway near Irvin e Center
Drive. Uon Country has leased
the aite from the Irvine Com·
piny since 1969.
One cla use In the exiatlng
lease agreement gives the lrvine
Company the power to approve
or deny future s ubleases or leue
reaaaipunentl that would be in·
volved in takeover of the park
by new ownen.
Aecol"dlnl to the suit, Stahl· ucal Inc. agreed in October,
lt~7. to enter into a 20-year • • '4·• mlWon lease of the park ...... Uoa Country. ne propoeed
ttlufer la&er fed throqb. · lt.u .U.ed lD the "*that u.e tmne Company en.u..tJ
cauahed t.be deal by wttllJloldlnl
IPPl'O'al of .... propoMd lel!.le· riltrtettq Improvement.I tlaat
9'aM-1Mal would be aUowd to
mdt llDd bf demandlDI "UD·
(aeCer Nears c .. pleiloa , -·--1
The center, which 11 bein& built by Koll
Constr11ctlon Company, will feature
stores, a market and a theater.
Tlte Nrk. wlttcb baa hen
likened to a ••drlH·tbrou1b zoo," ls located OD a m-acre
parcel •lclallkle the San Dteto 1-fL...._;:~z::=::---_::: -CleeMP&al,PqeAi>
f
Woodbri dge Vtttaae Center, a
nel&hborhood commercial development in
Irvine, needs juat rour more weeks of
work before it open1 for business Sept. 1.
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.ti AM.X PLOT fr1dlX· AypMI\ 3. llZJ •
BB Man Tells Killing
a11TEVE MAaaL ·-........... A ll·r•ar·old H••ll•iloa
Be ath man told Ar11ona
authortU 1 th11 w tk that he
killed h11 crandfalher with a
......... .. yean aco at • rural
IWMla farm-... •
Author1tiH ln Fla11tatr, Ari.I •
Uid today they checb4 out
! II arioo Malta.em ·a atory wtth
police in BlldeuvUle, IU., and
coaflrmed aurh a ahaGthul.
Markham, l''latltall'7potic '
Hid. told them Wednesday ru1ht
tbat h1t mother had Laken the
blame for tM Mareb 31, 1113,
1ttootin1. Polire sa ~h• died
last yuar and waa never charged
in the stwotJna ·
BIUf-laaaed
lfdnaits Slaying Kin ·
16 Years Ago In Illinois
fte HWltington Be>a<'h mam,
polite report . stopped In
Fla11taff \0 rt•port lhe loss ol hia
"'a llet and det'lded to turn hlmaelf In. uvma he wanted tu clurhl1con~chmce
McDonald County Sheriff John
Bliven ln UUno11 said he flied
ml.ln&laught r -<'hltrjites tttiainat
Markha.m today und wu 1n
formed that the lluollnaton
1J ach man would waive extradi·
Uon lh''OCeedlqt.
··1 wu the lnvestlaator on that
shooUna and I r~member that
duy well," said Bliven. "It was a
Sunday and It was raining so
hard I could bar ely see."
Ol iven said Markham 's
g'randt&tl\er, Ster Ung Roberts.
was found at his Blademville
rarmhouse with a single shotgun
blast to tus head.
Kennedy Eyes
Anti-gun Law
H e sai d R obe rts and
Markham's mother had been
hghtang and she told sheriff's of·
hcers she shot her father. Bliven
s aid she was covered with blood
and had ~en badly beaten.
"We round Markham at a
restaurant in town with a bunch
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SAFARI •••
WASHINGTON , CAP> -Sen.
Edward M. Kennedy ts sponsor-
ing legislation that would outlaw
the cheap handguns most often
used in crimes and tighte n
restrictions on the sale or other
weapons.
The Massachusetts Democrat.
whose brother, Sen. Robert F.
Kennedy, was assassinated with
a pistol in 1968, ia sponsoring the
bill at the request of gun-control
forces who accused President
Carter of reneging on a cam·
paigo promise to champion their
cause
enne<ly originally planned to
introduce the legislation today.
tl1e last day before the Senate
begins a month-long r ecess.
However , an aide said the
senator decided lo wait until
after Cong.ress reconvenes in
September
Word of the proposal 1m -
med1ately drew praise from
~un-control advoc<Jtes but the
wrath of the gun lobby. The Cun
Owners or America CCllled it an
"outra~eous effort to d1s<1 rm the
American people "
The nejN bill would
Ban the manufa cture, im·
porti ng <1nd all trading in
··Saturday night s pec ials.··
c heap. easi l y con cealed
ha'ndguns. A 1968 Jaw passed
after the slayings of Robert Ken
nedy a nd <'ivil rights leader
Martin Luther King Jr .. bans
importation of these guns but al·
lows assembly-in this country of
foreign-produced parts.
-Establish a definition of
"Saturday night specials" based
. on how easily s uch weapons can
be conreaJed and on lbeir poten-
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CWWNS •..
plays
When Robert. has done h1s fi lm
work_ or comme rcia ls, pro-
visions were m ade for s uch a
teacher, he said.
The law alao requires a parent
be in attendance and the elder
MacNaughton said his 'wife is
staying with the boy through the
entire run or the play.
Robert landed the part. of Nick
Burns, who in the play is trying
t.q Tesist the efforts of two social
workers to take him from hia un-
cle . after a statewide talent
search for the part.
MacNaughton said the state of-
ficials probably saw the open
call for the part and then waited
ror the preview niRht to walk in
and see if a teacher was in at-
tendance
Young Robert recently
araduated from Unlveraity Pan
Elementary School la lrv1ne.
He'a been a profe11ional
performer for over a year and
bu done lta.J.ti work lo Oran1e
county la t1on to hi• film add televlalon work. Iii• fatber aaid he can be seen
Dlfll any nlcht on the Kool·Ald
cemmerclal for television.
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tial for cnme rather than .sport
Ing use.
-Require police departments
to· verify the elig a bilit y of
handgun purchasers . Federal Jaw-atreaay prohibits purchases
by criminals, the insane and cer-
tain other people and requires
buyers to rm out identification
forms, but does not require that
the information be verified.
-Require that all handgun
transfers, whether the original
purchase or later sales, take
place through licensed dealers
Wh i l e someone owning a
handgun-now-would be f~ to
keep it. its disposal would be
regulated.
-Prohibit pawnbrokers from
dealing in handguns and tighten
the licensing re9uirements ror
other dealers.
-Require manufacturers to
keep traC'k of the distribution of
the handguns they make This 1s
s1m1Lar lo requirements imposed
on automobile manufacturers
and other industries tliat must
keep records in case reralls are
required. The gun records would
be intended la rgely to aid in
tracan~ weapons used in crimes.
Require immed iate report
ing of the loss or theft or a
h andgun and . prohibit mos.t
weapons from being loaned or
rented.
Provide mandator y am
pnsonment for anyone wh'o uses
or carries a gun an the com
mtssion or a federal felony
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FUNDS ••.
county
Jn addition. CalTrans wants
the S6 million budgeted for sax
overpass and interchange im
provement projects in Orange
County to be re·allocated to roud
projects in other parts or the
state
Les Spahn, a staff member of
the Orange County Transporta-
tion Commission. which Is op-
' posing the change6, said-die pro-
posed cut from the Corona del
Mar Freeway budget would kill
the project.
"It's nothing more than a sub·
terfuge," he said . "There'd be
no point in going ahead with the
project with a $5 m illion
bud~et."
The Corona del Mar Freeway
currently ends at Red Hill
Avenue. The $9.4 million would
pay for its extension through the
area now served by the two ooe-
way streets onteither side of the
ditch dug for the freewav.
Spahn said that. if the money
re mains in the commlaslon
budget, work on the extension
could 1et under way in 18
months.
According to Spahn; the other
$6 million that CalTrana wanta
to use elsewhere in the state cur-
rently ia allocated to~
-Widen the Culver overcro111-
ing and 'improve Its interchan1e
with the Sao Diego Fre&way lo
Irvine.
-Improve the Irvine Center
Ori ve overcroasing of the
Laguna Canyon Freeway.
-Widen the Edward• Street overcroulog ol the San Dlqo
Freeway in Westmtnater.
-Widen tbe Harbor
Boulevard and Ball Road over·
crouiap and improve their in·
tercbance with the Santa Ana
Freeway in Anaheim .
-lDlta1I trafftc liahta to ret·
ulate can on four on-r•mPI to ·
the Garden Grove Freeway at
Fairview Road, lh1nolla A~eaue, Euclid StTeet end
BrookbW'lt Stnet.
Al HoWndea, dla1nnan Of tbe
county Trantportation Com·
mission, and commi11lon Ex·
ecutive Director Tora Jentdna are botb apected to ._..,, llt
Wedneeday•a hearin1.
AHemblywoman Marian
Beraaon, R·Newport a.~. 11
a 110 expected to oppo1e ta1e ell•••··
reasonable amounts" or in·
fo rmation.
Then, in November. 1978, ac·
cordint to the doc ument. Newport Beach investor_ J ack
Bennett agrl'.led to 6uy the parl<
for $4.25 million.
On the eve of a stockholiiers
meeting to approve the sale,
Bennett pulled out or the deal. At
the time. Lion Country Safari
president Harry Shuster said
Bennett had told him that the
Irvine Company refused to re-
assign the park's lease.
Stockhold ers voted over·
whelmingly to permii the sale or
the park. despite the fact there
was no buyer.
Ma rtin Brower. the Irvine
Company's director or public re·
lat1 ons. said it was his belief
that the firm was doing all that
was within its power to assist
Lion Country m any proposed
s ail's
''l'm surprised we're being
charged with that. We feel we 've
cooperated fully." said Brower
Acl·ordang to the. suit, the
va lue or the land would be
enhanced if the Irvine Company
w<1s free to develop it as part of
t ht• regional shopping cente r
proposed for development on t.he
so-c<.1lled "Golden Tr iangle."
The parcel is bounded hy the
San Di ego. Santa Ana a nd
Laguna free ways. H will one
day. acl·ording to current plans.
be the location of a large mall· t ype shopping center. omce.
buildings, hotels and related
commercial establishments.
Brower said conceptual .plans
make no menfion of th~ Lion
Country property located acros!>
the freeway
Li on Country 1s seeking
$20.250.000 an artual damages re·
sultmg from the defunct sales
and S300 million in punitive and
exemplary damages.
According to one paragraph in
the m assive doc ume nt, t he
Irvine Company "deliberately
and maliciously conspired and
conceived a plan or scheme to
systematically destroy plain·
tiH's business by deliberately
causing and forcing financial
failure and closure of Lion Coun-
try Safan."
Lion Country, according to the
suit, began experiencing finan-
cial trouble in 1974. Attendance
has dropped substantially from
its first years of operation of·
facials have said. Investors have
watched stock prices drop, too.
Mesa Liquor
Store Target
Of Anoniata
A Molotov coc ktail tolled
through the window cauaed an
ettimated $5,000 dama1e today
to a Costa Mesa liquor at.ore that
had beeo hit by bur1lan t.be
nicht before, police said.
They •peculated the attack
might have come from someone
with a grudge againat ~ ttore
but said the cue ia under ln·
vesti1at1on.
The fire, cUacovered at l :tZ
a.m . today when a sUent alarm
summoned police, acorcW UM
· noor, counter and cash .re~n
at Norval's Liquor, n• Placen·
tla Ave .• olflclala aald.
Actial Fire lla.rabaJ Thomaa
Macduff said a flammable tiquJd
in a Sc~b bottle ... nan,
throulb a window, tounm, Off
the blue. He aald llNf'llbten
uted u little water aa Polllble
in extiftluilbiq it to IYOld •· necesaary deatrue&toa of
evidence.
He aaid DO dama1e wu. ,. perted to adJaemt bulldfql. .
No ~rtr •• removed ln tod•f • tacldent, Police'*• but' the 1ame liquor •tore wu hit by
burclan at 3: 11 a. m. Thursday~
The thieves threw a brick
throulb UM door wtadow Ud
fled with $587 in llquor and
cl1ar.U., POiice •aid.
They •aid .......... repor1ed
seeln1 an old-"11e paneled truck
attbeHene.
or rrtendl, • · BUvtD recalled. "He
told ... be hada 't bMa out to the
rarmbeYM UiM momln1."
Bllvea Hid the district at·
tomey Nied tbe 1hoot1n1 wu ln .
eelf·defenN •
Pla11tatf police c lai m
Markham told tbem bit mother
tailed him the day ol the lhoot·
in1 and reported her father wu
&rylnc to kiU her.
Mart&.ham told fl'1aptaff pollee
he weat out to the farmhOUM,
found his mother 's face bloodied
and shot his grandfather.
His mother, he )'elated to
police. agreed to take the blame
and told him to leave the area.
The Huntington Beach man
appareoUy was driving back to
Illinois to make a confession,
Arizona authorities noted.
Nixon Eyes
Move to
.CA>Driectic11t
NEW YORK <AP > Resi·
dents of an exclusive Manhattan
building who didn 't want
Rirhard Nixon aa a neighbor got
their wish, and a report has re-
surfaced that the former prest·
dent may move to Greenwich.
Conn.
Nixon. amid the dissent and
dismay or at least half the peo-
ple in the resident-owned bwld·
Ing , has withdrawn his applica-
tion to purchase the $750.000
ni ne-room duplex apartment
Nixon had planned to move into
the building with has wife. Pat.
an lhe.JalL
Meanwhile. 1n Denve r , the
head of a summer camp said
Nixon told him he was now
th i nkin g o f m ovi n g t o
Greenwtch, an affluent and con
servative residential retreat
about 30 miles northeast or New
York Gr~nWlch and New York
had been the two lo<'ataon!:> men
t1oned when Naxcm :.J1d he w<1s
planning to move bal'k East
Glen Wallis of /\mcr1c<1 's Ad
ventures Inc s;.11d Thursrlay that
he. alonft with 21 t ampl'rS and
sax other counselors. visited Nix
on on Wednesday at his San
Clemente cstak
Wallis said Nixo n told ham "he
was conC'emed about the h11::h
taxes an New York and that hP
might move to Connecticut. ..
Residents of the 16·story build
mg received a letter Thursda>
from the bu ilding management.
saying the current owner or the
apartment would try to sell it to
someone else.
J a ne Maynard. one of the res1
dents. had taken a poll earlier tn
the week and said that half of
the 34 residents were opposed to
Nixon's movan~ into the building
hecause or potenl.&al problem!'.
with security.
E'l"09IPapAI
NUCLEAR. •
ly. a GOP presidential aspirant
who spoke to league members a
week after the letter to Cart.er
was sent.
Connally also called for more
nuclear power-plant develop.
m ent and offshore drtJUng so
the nation could meet Its energy needs.
As did Connally. the league said solar and geothermal re-
search should cooUnue in the
quest for a long-term answer to
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' BURIED SILVER CONTAINER AFTER P~NE CRASH?....... .
New Lead Uncovered In Amelia Earhart "'yatery
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AMELIA EARHART. • •
THE MAILSRALLESE WHO WITN ESSED the bunat of the
container gave si milar descriptions or lhe couple and the boat that· picked them up, Loomis said.
All this convinces Loomis that Mass Earhart and Noonan
landed safely on an atoll and were t&ken prisoner. and dad not
crash at sea as many aulbonl.&es believe.
Loomis said there are rumors in thr Marshall Islands that
!'Joonan was beheaded and Mtss Earhart was fatally poisoned, but
he has been unable to venfy those reports
LOOMIS llAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS ror boa~ to take his
party to the atoll where he believes the Lockheed Electra landed
and the coota1oer may stall be buried, an<t t-0 the atoll where he
believes lbe Japanese dumped t.he plane. H e refust:s to pinpoint the
location of est.her <1toll
The former ae roc;pa(·c• worker plans to tak1· a rtlm r rew with
him to make a dot•umentarv mo\1l· of .,.,hat he h11pt:' will he the rt:
rovery of the Earhart plane. HP expects his group "'111 tw b<1ck in
the Marshall Islands by the begmrung of September
Driver Arrested
In Cyclist's Death
A .,., roog-way drunkm dnvan~
s uspect was r haq~ed v.ath
manslaughter a ft er the auto he>
allegedly .,.,as driving on the
Costa Mesa Freeway early to
day collided headon with a
motorcyl'le.
Killed an the coll ision on the
freeway's southbound lanes Just
north of Katell a in Orange was
29-year ·old Dean Skinner or
tustin.
According to a Californ ia
Highway Patrol s pokes man.
Skinner was riding his motorcy
cle south on the freeway when 1t
collided with the northbound car
at about 2·2D a.m.
The auto's driver . Gregory
Hendnck. 21, of R1 vers1de, suf
feud "moderate" mjuries 10 the
c rash.
Hendrick wu ta.ken to Chap-
man HotpitaJ for treatment or
1t1.. 1n1un~ .md <:harged with
t>oJh ft-Ion} drunken driving and
\ 1•h11 t.Har manslaughter. accord-·
1n.: to the CHP 'f>0kcs man
Gay Delaying
Tactic Nixed
SAN FRA NCISCO <AP>-.. The
U.S. PubJ1r Health Service has
bet'n or~red to stop examining
a o d issuing me ntal health' certificates traditionally used Lo
exC'lude homosexual visitors
from Uus countr.y.
Minutes after the s urgeon
general announced his order
Thursday. city immigration of-
f1 c 1als dropped their demand
that gay Bntish photographer
Carl HHI undergo such an ex-
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Men's Suits
& Sport Coats
For Only
One Dollar*
·when you buy one at regular
price, you can buy a second one
of equal or lesser value for only
one dollar.
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Changes Enter
Doctors' Offices
By snVIM'foan:a
...... P99Cll.-
People new to the medical uatstance field may find
they are faced with aapeets of medical office adminlatra·
Uoo that they didn't anticipate.
(1) Medical law. A ca1ual remark by a medical aull·
tanl ("The doctor will have you back on your feet in no
time."> can push a physician Into a Jawauit. The legal
aspects of medical practice have become lncreutngly
complex. and phyalclans are subject to many federal and
state regulations.
The medical assistant ml< be aware of thae recula·
lions. know the professional liability of the doctor and the
legal respoosibiUties of the ualatant.
<Z> BIOETHICS. TBJS IS THE examination of moral
issues a ri111 og 1n the practice or medicine and in
biomedical research, ranging from opiniona or abortion to.
definitions or lire, death and dying. The usiatant must be
aware or this aapect or medical ethics and or the pbysi·
clao·s position on these issues.
(3) Patients' rights. The patients' rtgbts movement
has had a dramatic UJ>surge since the American Hospital
Assoc1atJon issued its 12-point UBt of rights in 1972.
( 4 > PSRC>s. Professional Service Review Organiza-
tions are one approach
to cost control fo r
medical care They are
non-profit professional
assoc1at1ons made up or
licensed phys1c1ans and
are responsible ror de-
ter m 1n10 g wh e ther
Money's
Worth
services rendered are mec1ac1ally necessary aitd a re pro-
vided an the least expensive setting.
(5) HMOs. Health maintenance organ:izatJons are in-
creasingly popuJar prepaid group practice plans providing
medical care to members at est<1bllshed cent.ers.
'61 WEED SYSTEM. TlOS IS A system or medJcal re·
cords-keeping developed by Dr. Lawrence L . Weed that in·
dudes basic mformation about the patient, the problem
hst, the phys1c1an's 1nit1aJ plans and progress notes. The
problem 1.Jst •. alerts physicians to medical developments
that ::.hou ld ~checked rrequentl~.
<7 1 Manuscnpts. The medical as~~tant m ay be asked
to help the physfr1an prepare m atenaTto be submitted ro
pubhcot1on In lh1s one area. the knowledgeable assistant
can be o( enormous value to the phys1c1an .
181 lru.unmce AccordJng to Webster's Medical Office
Handbook ... Dealing with msurance matters is a maJOl"
segment of the assistant's responsibibties and Is important
to the patient and the phys1c1an " The assistant must be
familiar with the vanous types of health insura.ncc cov-
erage
<9> PHYSICIANS' INSURANCE. ASSISTANTS also
must be aware of the several types of insurance that phys1-
c1ans and other health professionals carry.
Medlcal assistants a re wanted throughout the United
'tales The area 1s w1d~open
Phone Use Gains,
l;eneral Reports
1\lthoilgh telephone l'~ll voltlmes showed increases last
year. offlClal~ at General Telephone say they arc s urprised
by the recent n se rn calls by customers.
In 1978, General's eq1.1lpment handled 8.7 billion tills
for its 2 million cU5tomers. With the prospect of th.is record
being exceeded in tm. the company is continuing to in-
stall equipment ln almost every location.
STAN BOTELHO. ORANGE DIVISION maHger, says
several elements are responsible for making the telephone
a more popular means of communication. One is the rise
in gas prices. which he s ays ls causing the public to save
money and driving time by calling ahead. or calling in·
stead
Also. compared with the cost of an average business
letter -$4.77 accordin~ to a Dartnell Inst itute of Business
Research Survey -phone company officials say calling
may~ less expensive as well as faster.
First quarter records show an ll.8 percent increase in
toll and message wut calling over the same period in 1978.
.. l 'VE NEVE& SEEN A FIRST quarter like this
year's," said Botelho. '"Every Monday has been a re·
corded bigb."
Telephone traffic observers say call volume increases
are most noticeable during everung hours.
While calls companywide ~tween 7 and 8 p.m . have
increased to match a level during the busiest morning
hours of 1977. evening call volume in highly residential
communities has passed the morning hour level.
THIS INCREASE PROBABLY INDICATES pressure
from the energy crunch. and a greater tendancy for the
public lo include a friendly round of calling in evening
habits, said Botelho.
Heavy calling by young people. who are out or school
for the summer, sales may be an important factor in the
increase. be said.
Cheaper long distance rates also have contributed to
call increases. he said.
Hughes Gets Jobs
For Irvine Plant
Contracts totalllng $32.2 million have been awarded ~o
Hughes Aircraft by Boeing Aircraft Co. and the U.S. Air
Force for work to be done at the company's Irvine plant,
accordi.q to Rep. Robert E. Badbam, R·Newport Beach.
. The contractl are tor productkln of 17stem1 and ipare
parta for tbe Alrbone Wamia, ud Coa&rol S,.tem, an Air
Force system mounted in m Jet aircraft bodies for oblerv-.
ine pote11tlal e11emy activity and for control coun·
term~, if needed.
A BOEING 81111CONftAcr roa $It.I mlllioa la for
audio dlltrlbudcm 1J*m1 for tbe A WACS and another 13.~
million from 8oelnC will be for fabricatioe ud UMmbly
ot1pate1.
The Air roree contract for M.J million, ol which
alma.t tc.7 mtllima •u awarded this week, will be for
spare parts contracts for C!Ommunlcation 1y1tem1 Oil the
AWACS.
The AWACS 1ystem, when mounted on a 707 body, ts a
dilh·Uke dntc. atop the aircraft tbat c:ontalu lootdown
rlldat md ii capable of dl&tctbal pocmd, a1r or 1urf 8Ce mot--.
fte cwtalet 11 for alftl'lft to be ...a bJ NATO .....
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.Ro• Do ¥oa Bandle a Hungry RBDI?
Cooking for NFL Camp Big Chore
By IOHN VA.NO * ...................
Have you ever wonder.d what Lt C'Olts
and how much food lt tall• to rM<t • Natlon1l
Football lA•I'"" team"
How many llmea have you heard
someone eay th•t footb1ll playf"rft aro the bl&
!!e•t "uteraotallth m~oraporta'
Wtit-n un you rom«lm bcr lhc laat \Jmt· 11
Ot>raon took not only accot\ds of o tOOd dlsh
but th1rda, fourths and r1ttha•
Anaw.-ra Ye•. yes, conatanUy, and not tn
.a Iona Umc
BY NO •EANS la the foUowtng til.ory
plclu.oa oo °"' t.o. An&eles Rama as belng
hefty ~aters. The~ Juat happen to be the only
fra.ncbbe lD town wbere someone can ob·
serve their e.Una habits.
The Rama are like any other squad in the
NFlr-p&ent.y of bulk with hearty appetites.
There are 14 players in the Rams' Cal
State FulJerton training complex today com-
prising 15,999 pounda of human flesh <11n
averace ol 216 poUDda per player>.
BEUEVE IT oa NOT, less than one per·
cent of that total la overweight. As a matt.er
or fact , football players~ as a whole-
possess some of the m ore physically fit peo.
pie in all of sports.
'"l'he players' diets on this team wlll
vary," says the Rams' trainer, Gary Tuthill.
"The. players wbo are marri~ct will bav~ a
more balanced meal than those wtiO are no ·
because the latter generally goes to whatever
hamburge r stand is available and eats
whatever ii given to him.
com• tn, lhll'• the toq"-t part fOf' ua,"
un l)tN1rdo, who ruu Ule eatire operation
with td1 wU U t1a. "And, fl coune, we
want to make It look ap.,.Ualq for them ."
OINardo HY• like any 1ooc1 ol' All·
American, the Rama are heavy on meat. So
• hu~vy. In fact, tb•t Ule team aoet through 500
pounda of red mHt, SO cblckena, two caaea of
•h r1mpa .. d4'()() Jl<>U1U!1 ol flab in a week.
"ntEY t;AT TWICE what a normal
µcnon would," h~ says of the players.
The R-.ms have 17 different dinner
m enus which am rotated durln1 t.be six ............. --------_........__ ------------............ ~~.._-
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weeks or camp. There are 10 rotating lunches
and one standard breakfuL
Including sulads, frwt.s and drinks, the
Ra m s will have a bill of approximately
$50,000 in food by the time camp ends.
Naturally the queaUon arises as to who is
the m08t ril Ram and who rbJgbt constitute as
the team's junk-food junkle.
.The l.lrat anawJlr WJll .euJer to trac~ down as Dryer, t>y far', tJ the team's best'
physical specimen.
"'I JUST DON'T CA&E for procesaed
foods," qya Dryer of h.la habit ol cootiaC bis
own food. "DieUng la a part ol llfe to me."
o.11, .................
RAMS FILE THAOUOH CHOW LINE AT CAL STATE FULLERTON.
T
.. Here at camp we try to give them a
balanced meal, naturally," be continued.
"We try to put melons in the meal ""'fo,=r __
potaeeium, J>aked potatoes aocrapaghettl for
carbohydrates and we encourage fluids to
replenish missing electrolytes."
Dryer will not eat red meat u bl.a diet
eonalsta of lilb, steamed veaetables, fruits, -
potatoes Cfor carbohydrates) aod wbole grain
cereal. The defensive end aaJd a local doctor
<who wished t.o remain anonymou&) put him
on-the diet six yeaAJ ego ancHt's-lhe-bert
thing that's ever happened to blm.
. "I •EAN ~VE&YBODY baa junk food The team'is Junk·food junkie was a b1l
once in a while. I love Ice cream and I 'II have harder to track down. _ - - -_ _.__.--r
a Henbey bar every now and uthe~n~. Th~e~lh~in!!K.--nTi~D~-:;:-~med 1t wn t.adcle Mike Fan·
Tuthill admitted that ooc. every pla r
foffows The same diet as each as own
idiosyncrasy concerning food. .( b
"FRED DRYER LJK~ TO DO his own
cooking whHe Jack Reynolds has to drink a
lot or nuids because he'll lose three pounds
JI.Isl saying hello to you," s ays Tuthill.
Al DiNardo, owner of University Village
where the players stay dun.ng their tenure an
camp, says feeding un army llke the Ram:.
1sn 't an easy one.
··Gett.mg the food out hot ut the llme they
New Swing
Pays Off
For Watson /_
"Everyone owes it t.o themselves t.o have
a nutritional diet that relates to tbem," says
the svelte 6-6, 230-poundcr. "I have trouble
believing people have to run to a doctor for
every little thing without knowing what's
wrong with them.
"Eighty percent of the people In this na·
tion do what they're fTO~rammed to do. TV
does that to us, that s wh,y at 's in such an
astnine stale.
DA \IE C'IJNNINGBAM
1s t.o not do It~~ -n1ng who, accordmg to Dryer, loved "Cnsco ---souffle8 with Cn sco ice cream cones for "I like feeling good. I Uunk feeling good dessert," und lo wash it ltll down, "a tall
is better than feehng c rappy '' glass of "Th<HJhand Jslund dresiung. ·'
Dunng lunch, the only thing Dryer will The 6~. m pound l"unrung vehemently
put oo bis plate ts a s alad or two At diAner. a denied th(• <'ha r~t·
btt more, but only what ts prescnbed by ht!> Othn accw.in~ fingers had 6·3, 25&-pounlJ
diet. John W11l1am!> a nd fi·O, 221 JlOUnd Rod
"You go out to dinne r nowadays and you Phillips a1> the dub':. top JWlktc:s. You make
get what you pay for," he says "There 's your own choice.
nobody who's going to be able to convince me All l know is 6 5, 270·pound Gus Coppen:
you get a well·rouoded meal for $l69 bke is the biggest plityer on the bquad and 1l mw.t
some of t.bese restaurants adverttse." ~hell to food any of them.
Angels on Radio: Monte and Fred?
' -
~ I
I
BJRMJNGHAM, Mlch. CAP>
Tom Wat.son says a golfer's
swing is 8 !Jeeting thing.
The Angels are chmbmg to ne w
highs, but their Fadio covuage as smk·
angtonewlows.
with Steve Bailey coming to you ltveJrom
Toronto, where the Angels are about to6 meet tbe Blue Jays ."
'The rad.lo net.work 1s commiUed t.o the
Rama and UCLA football, Wisk la the ,R a ms -play.by.play a nnouncer, •Dd
Dryad.ale has a contract Wlth ABC for
Monday Night baseball, ....
MooT'e, aod he's agn.-vable lo helpmg us :
out 1f we need rum," Sattley adds :
The golfer gets ln lhe groove
one day, he says, and s hps out of
It the next.
"You can't repeal the swing
forever, and tl does change,"
s aid Watson , who says he's
found a new swtnJ! for the 61st
l'GA Champ1onsh1p, lhc last ma-
JOr golf tournament of the year.
··Sometimes it can cha nge when
you take some lime oH. You've
got to grab 1t ; and htJld on to 1l
as Jong us you cun."
WATSON. WHO said he
changed his 11win1? Tuesday, shot
a lJ.JJ..66 over the 7,014·yard,
par 70 Oakland Hills Country
Club course Thursday to take a
ooe·stroke lead into today's
second round.
"When you're playing well,
it's exciting," he said. "When
you're playing badly and fight·
ing it, it's drudgery. It's exciting
now." w at.son, winner or four touma-
ment.s and $387,386 thus far Ous
year, leads by a stroke over Rex
Caldwell, who disqualified
himself for a fauJty score.,:ard in
last year's championship. He is
two strokes in front or Ron
Streck, who bad not aeen the
course before playing it Wednes-
day, and Jay llau, whose only
tour victory in three years was
in Sao Diego la.st year.
FIFTEEN PL~YERS broke
par 70 over the demanding
cpurae, wblch baa not 1uc-
cumbed ln a four·day major
tournament that Includes four
U.S . Opens and the 1972 PGA
Ch ampionship.
Amoog those with a 89 are Lou
Graham, Gibby Gilbert, Jim
Ma11erio, Hubie Gr een, Don
January, Jerry Pate, Graham
M ar1b, Bruce Lietzke, David
Graham, Ben Cren1baw and
Arble llcNtct.le.
Frank Conner, wbo bad an ace oa the ~Jud, par three No. t,
wu amcmc tbe 11 playen who
bad par '10 over tbe majeltic
coune tbat played Iona became
al ra1D la NCeal day•. altboulh
a warmlal -...,.,. to d.rJ out
tbe roUlal ~ape. Amaac the other par 1booten were II.._. ebamplon Fupy
7.oeUer, Lee Trntno, Lee Elder•
Howatd Twitty. Bill Ro1en.
Dave Stockton and Larry
Nelaon.
GA&Y PIAR8, who won tbe
PGA UU. bere la im. bed a 13,
tbe 1ame as old pro Sam IDMd, no b6rdMd aa. .._.. No. ia, • ... ,ant .,.,. four .. JWded
oely 11 blrdl••· M pan. 11
C .. WATION,...,.•>
I
It should have been a llporf when
Dick Enberg, one or the best In the busi-
ness, 1eft the radio team in favor or his
NBC duties this year.
Down the stretch, when Interest in the
AnRcls wOl reach an all·t1me high.
KM PC wiU farm out five games to
You might be bearing that one this
month.Ormaybelhisone:
"Hi, everybody, tb1B ls Monte MooT'e
with Fred Hessler, coming to you
live ... " Monte Moore? That will cause
a few listeners to s.:y "Huh'!"
THERE ARE S£VE8AC schedule
confucts with Angel games, and tt looks
li ke the Angels ure dead last on the
pr1onty list.
MOORE lS A FORllllE& play.by-play :
m an for lbe A's. lie o .orrut KTIP in 1
Porterv1lle and has been keeping busy
with a little free Jaoce announcing.
KTIP IS purl or tho l\n ~cl rad w n(·twork.
:,m a llcr. weaker sta tions -four to HERE'S ONE YOU'LL OEFINTELY "Unless 11omebod y get s l>1ck or
som e thing. there's no <'hance thal
KM PC will be stuck without anybody to
do a Rome," says Steve Batley, who has
been a KM PC sports , producer for two
decades and fills in on Angel broadcaslb
"I don't kno"' fo r .sun· ir we 'll
m·~ him ," B<iiley ~a)~. "because I rc-
<>lly haven't lookl'd that for down the
sche<luJc yet." KLAC and one to KBHT. hear soon: ''Hi, everybody, this is Don
Drysdale all by myself, coming to you
AND SEVERAL ANNOUNCERS will live from Minnesota, where the
he playing mWlical chairs in the booth. AngelB ... "
t..1steners won't know from one day to The problem is that KMPC and two or
the next whom they might be hearing its announcers, Drysdale and Al Wlsk. when rM..'Cded. . •
W h t• n y o u g c• l a r o u n d t o
1t, Stev~. check Sunday, ScpL 2:J. The
R am :. are in Tumpu Bay while the
Angels are playm~ what could be a
"Hi, everybody, this Is Fred Hessler have too many pots on tbe fire. ·
~~~~...;._~;...;...~~~~~~~~~~~~-
"I've already talked with Monte ISee ANGELS, Page 87>
-~ DEATH ln1-Firemen and reecue wdrten peer Into the
cockpit of the plane in which New York YankMI cateber
Thurman llUDIOft wu k.W.cl and tWo other penOlll were
injured. Mumoa wH plJoUnC tbe aircraft near bla bome
ln Canton, Ohio, when the crab occUl'Nd. Tbe former
American Leacue MVP eaimd hAa pl)o&'a. II~ 1Mt
winter. A Federal Avtatioa ~ ~ ~p
MUlllOD WM pncUetq t.akeolfl and lllldlnll lllOl'U)'
before the fatal crab.
Tough Guy, Nice Guy
Baaeball Eulogizes Tlwrman Mruuon
B1fteA__.......,__
Thurman llUPOO wu eulogi&ed today as a
besebalJ player with a leatber·louab cover that bid
a different man lnaide.
''He wu one al thoM guya wbo woned bard at refualnc to let people tb.lnk be wu a D.lce rellow,"
aald Gabe Paul. tbe prakllnt ol the Cleveland In·
diam wbo wu a loa,u~ ueodate ol Munaoa 's
with the New Yortr Yankees.
"But ..cler all that '°'1hcw, be was a very
nice IU)'. U JGa were 11'1 riend, ~o to the
limit for ,au. U aemeone knocked a f al h1a in
UJ WaJ, llUDll08 would ttaad up rudy to fiOt."
Paul wa ...,.. tbe many wbo paMt tribute to
the Yaak.eet catcher, wbo died Tbunday in a fiery
plane crub la Ohio.
"IR1N80N WA8 u touab as they come," said
Paul, undencort.DI the 1eowally.aceepted imqe
of the Yankee captain.
"lie wu fearleu. He played hurt. Oh, my,
how be played hurt. People don't know bow much
be 1uttered from lnJurin. But be refUMd to 1et out
of tbe lineup. He waa abeolutely unafraid of
uYtbial. In a way, that'• what killed him. Thole
private plaDel sbould be left to tbe prof ... ioeals."
Added Paul.
"He dJda't 1•t the preu bJ1 abllity and
leadenldp denned. Tbe papen d1dn't Uh b1m
mucb becw be wa ou&ipot• But be wu
alw•11 boDM. He 1 ... 1.c1 with wrtMn be felt
were OD tbt lewtl. n. oUMrt ta. didn't ean
about.''
TOftlS DAY al Ilia dMUl, Paul Nid, llUDIOD
eap.......S a loDIUme dellre to pli1 for tile
Clnelmd IDdlw, 10 be eould be near bla f~
In c.-.. ObJo. P.uJ laid that bt talhd to Y..._ owner 0.01'1• MDbnaDer rec.Ur and
tbt two would .,.... about a deal and"' •Ml couldpa&~r."
Upca 1lanlDI of the death ot one of tbe ay
plaren of bll im and 1171 world cbamp&oalbjp
t.eam1 ........... blmNllDOMd: ·~L.., uw. lllat I ..... , "' •. quMel7 ., , .. Uap at ..... ...... • ...
-• ....... • ,.i ..... ol .. ,,..... eomfd•lw,...-.. .•• .,....., ~ 'JJ hr ':':. •••1111 ........... ... ....... ,...,.. ....... -
=<
'"'l'llE G&EAT SPO&T which made him so famow 11ee1111 so very small aod unimportant now.
And therein lies a great leuon for all or us.'·
Yankee Manager Billy Martin, the equal In
touitiaesa of the longtime Yankee catcher, caJJed
Mumoa "a cloee friend." •
"I really loved him," the Yankee mana1er
said, addtng: ·
"For the people who never knew him, and
<See MUNSON, Pa&e 87> '
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7
Laguna/South Coast
VOL. 71. NO. 215, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
, ..
Your Ho•etowa
.(Dally New8paper
FRIDAY, AU~UST 3, 1979 FIFTEEN CENTS
New Earhart ·Tale: ·•usterg f:lf Silver
HONOLULU c AP 1 A ~·om an believed lo be 1v1ator Amelta
Earhart buned a s1lvc•r container 1ftcr s he cnah·landed on "
Paiic1fic atoU 42 year llgo. soyh an mvcst11ator who 1nterv1ewed
natlves on the Ma rs hall lslands
"Our witnesst's told us that Ameha and her nuv1gutor, Fred
Noon1u'I, buried a S\lvt'r container, just prior lo being cal)t.ured by
the Japanese.' html Vincent Loomis, an Orh1odo, 1-'la., bus1
nessman who has.been investigating her disappearance.
"I HAVEN'T THE SUGHTEST IDEA what It may h&ve con·
ta1oed," said Loomis. but he 1s conv1nced Mtss Earhart was-not on
a spy missi~ when she disappea red JuJy 2, 193'1, on a flight from
N~w Guinea lo HoWfand lsland."'One of the last legs of an around-
the-world n1~ht.
1.oom1s, who re turned from the Marshalls lh1s week. hopes
natives who claim to have seen the crash can lead him to the
buried container on another trip next month. He also hopes to re-
cover Miss Earhart's plane. which he believes is still located on
another Marshall atoll
Loomis was on dul¥ with the Air Force m 1952 when he dis ·
covered an airplane covered by jungle growth on a tiny atoll. He
dlscol.lnted the discovery until lS years later when he read a book
about Miss Eitrhart·s disappearance
Fo• It YEARS. LOOMJS AND HJS wire have researched the
disappearance, and have made several trips to the Marshall
Islands.
"The pieces to the puzile are falling in place." he said "We
a re getting very close lo solving the Earhart mystery "
On an earlier tr ip, Loomis interviewed Bili man Amran. a bu!\1·
nessman on Majuro. who was a medica l corpsm an with the
Japanese navy in July 1937 .
Amran t.old of going aboard a cargo boat to treat an m1ured
Caucasian man. He also saw a Caucas ian woman. and Loomis said
Amran's description of her "fits Amelia from head to toe."
<See AMELIA EARHART, Page A2>
School Cuts Backed
Fewer Teachers, Bigger Classes in Laguna
By STEVE MITCH ELL
Ol 1 .. O•llY P1IOI Sl•lf
Laguna Beach school board
members appro ved a nearly $6.4
million p ublication budget
Thursd ay ni~ht tha t will set!
eight fewer t ca (,'he rs 1n the
class rooms. an e nd to a thletic
trans portation and a sm all in·
crease in class sizes at the dis·
trict 's five campuses.
The budget proposal cam e
with a warning to trustees that
any teacher salary inc reases
O\ e r 3 7 percent offered by the
dist ricl will mean even more
cuts in the post .Jarvi~ docu
mcnt
Framed by Legs "Nixon Eyes
Move to
Connecticut
Developing nimtrte feet and st urdy legs a nd of course
good sportsma ns hip are part of what youth soccer is all
.1boul. Th<' s port 1s burgeoning in Orange County and so
are the clinics <rnd camps where youngsters can get
coaching. See Page A3 for additional pictures.
flemeitte secrecy
Judged to Be Legal
NEW YORK <AP) -Res1
de nts Of a n exclu~1 vc M anhatt<1n
b udding who d1dn ·t wanl
Richard Nixon as a neighbor got
their wish, and a report has re.
surf aced that the rormer pres•·
dent may move to Greenwich.
Conn.
8y RAYMOND ESTRADA J R.
Of UM O.t1ly ~ilel Sl.tfl
A June 21 secret San Clemente
City Council meeting held prior
to the finng of the cit y 's plan·
ning co~iss1oners has been
ruled legl by the Orange Coun·
tv Oistrid Attorney's office.
· Mayor Roy Hamm a nd fired
commissione rs Mel Morgan, Art
Petersen and Carol Carlson in·
1lially asked the stat~ Attorney
Gene ral's OffiC'e to probe the·
secret session. bul the case was
turned over to county oHicials.
Deputy Dis trict Attorney Gar y
Pohlson said recent inle rpreta·
t1ons of the state anti-secrecy
law. known as the Brown Act.
allow council members to dis·
cuss the firing of apr>omlf'd plan·
ning panelis ts 1n closed-door
met!tj.ng
M ~. Carlson said s he• and
Petersen plan to contmut: with a
civil action to gel their posts
buck
Council membt'rs re aopamt.ed Morgan to lhe c ommission
Wednesday Council m embers
also have re-appamted former
p lanning commiss ioner s Cliff
Gellatly and AJ Wulfcck.
New commi ssioners are
Rossmoor executi ve Robert
(orange Coastl
Weather
N ag b t through mi.d ·
morning Jow clouds watb
h azy sunshine in after-
noons through Sat urday.
O nly partial a fternoon
clearing at some beaches.
Highs from 68 to '74 along
the coast to upper '70s in-
land. Lows tonight 60 to 65.
IN81DE TOD""
Can ~ Stoclcord Chan· "*"9 cllonn couplet• out of
SltaUipeare? You bft! Read
about her ift "A• You Like
JI," Pagt CJ.
Limber g and t eac h e~ Bill
Mecham •
The council voted '3 to 1 June
21 lo demand resignations from
;_i II 15 of the city's planning.
parks a nd tr a ffic com ·
mlSSt0ners. Mayor Hamm was
absent from the meeting.
But immediately after the ac·
lion was taken. City Attorney
Mic hael Bartlett called for an
<'XC'CUl1ve session closed to the
IJUblic.
The council then returned to
public session. rescinded their
<iction and voted 3 to 1 to fi re on·
ly the planning panelists if their
res11rnallons were not s ubmitted.
Ha mm said today he plans to
talk with Pohlson on what he
calls a "confusing" inlerpreta·
lion of the Brown Act
The riring of the planning
commissioners ha s bee n
followed by the resigna tions of
City Manager Jerry Weeks and
P ublic Works Director Howa rd
Bensen. In addition. recall at·
t empts have been launched
ugainsl council members Myrtis
Wagner and Karoline Koester.
W eeks t oday s aid Mr s
Koester took a "cheap shot" at
him after h er r ecall foes
c harged her with lowering city
e m ployee morale.
Mrs. Koester claimed morale
had been r aised ever since Weeks announced his res ignation
effective Sept. 30.
Nixon. amid the dissent and
dism ay of at lea st half the peo·
pie in the resident·owned build·
Ing. has withdra·wn his applica·
tion to purchase the $750,000
nine-room duplex apartment
Nixon had planned to move into
the building with his wife. Pat.
in the fall.
Meanwhile, 1n Denver. the
head of a s ummer camp said
N ixon told him he was now
th 1 n kin g -of m o v 1 n g t o
Greenwich, an amuent and con·
se rvative r esidential retreat
about 30 miles northca11t or New
York. Greenwich antl New York
had been the two locations men
t1oned when Nixon said he was
planning lo move back East.
Glen Wallis of Amenca's Ad·
ventures lnc. said Thursday that
he. along with 21 campers and
six other counselors. vis ited Nix
on on Wednesday at his San
Clem ente estate
Wall.ls said Nixon told him .. he
was concerned about the rugh
taxes in tiew York and that he
m1~hl move to Connecticut."
Residents of the 16-story build-
ing re-ceived a letter Thursday
from the building management,
saying the current owner of the
apartment would tr:y to sell it to
som eone else. ·
Jane Maynard, one of the resi-
dents. had taken a poll earlier in
the week and said that half of
the 34 residents were opposed to
Nixon's moving into the building
because of polentwl problems
with security.
True 'Clowns'
Actor's Tale Folwws Script
By DAVID KUTZMANN Showing up at the Fiesta Din-°' .. .,...,,.....,..,. ne r Theater in Spring Valley,
Irvine's Robert MacNaughtoo southeast of San Diego. the state
is what the publicity dlrecton investisaton wanted to know if
Uke to call a veteran ot ataie youn1 Robert had a welfare
and screen. worker watcbiq over him at
With parts in films, television each performance alnce stat e
i I d t • I law r:equires a teacher-welfare commerc a 1 an 1 a e P •Y• work-1r be 1·n at•-ndance when under his belt. MacNau1bton e ""' was debuUna tn a play ln a San m inors appear in professloaal
Die10 8Uburb Wedne9day mpt productiona. wlleD .....i erttles In 1be 11u--11oateal17, the welfarrqeab
1 dleace decided there wH came to the tbuter Juat u two
aometbln1 mlMiDI frosn hi• acton who play welfare oftldall performwe were hMGDI oa tbe lta .. door Hi8r.eb9;. In tbe productl~a of "A.
For ......,. MacNauahton ia .TluMaaaad Clown1, wblch la
a Mno.maaW lbow bis pro. •bowtrc at tile theater UDtU lep-
feHlonal, be'I but Ja ftarl old. , tember. Boben playl the part ol
And bit crtttc• Wedaeeday youq Nick Barna la the play. ,
at11tt tur•ed out to " ta Bruce llecN91111*D, ~ • ve1tt1aton rrom tbe state's rather. Uk1 today tbe plaf •pro-
Dlv\1ton ol Labor Standards. (lee a.owNI, P .. e ~>
, I (
1\ ract l10d1og r omm1ttec
l llmprl~l·d of J lt•J1 her
rl'pre!>ent<1t1vt'. d1str1<·t offt c1ol
and un outsuic:. µarty . u. c.xpcc_L
Pd to present 11s rcl·ommend;i ~
hon for sala ry hike·:. n(·xt week
·· 1f thut panel l'OOH'S up with
mort' than our 3 7 pcrcenl offer.
lhc money will have to cOKlt-
from somewhen· in the hudget · ·
~aid school Superintendent Or
Robert Sanch1s
The district re<·c1vcd word a
week and a h11lr ::igo that tht'y
would be rcN,1vmg approx
1matcly $3 7 million 1n Male
ba ii out funds
Wht>n ;.idded to th1• lt•nt<1L1\t•
* * *
hud~l·L. lht> d1stn<·t showed J
nl'.irl:-$185.000 dl•he1t
So trustees Thursd<.1~ n1~h1
lt'nlal1vc~y approved t•uts tn d l5
1nct µrogram s for th<1t amount.
M 1ssing from this year 's tam
puses will be eu~hl tca<'hm~ posi-
tions. which includt•s tv.o in
-.trut·tors who ha\ c rc·s1g nPd and
s1 x teat·hers v. ho a re on leaves
of absentc
Adm1n1str:.ators ... aid lhost'
pos1t1ons will not b<• f1 1lc·d in Sf•p
lemher. and warned th1:1t even
more tnstru<'tor cuts C':.an be e"
pet·tt>d next yc;.ir
Tht' d1 :-.tr1 c1 cJ l<.ri ... u~i.:t'sl:.
• · Ii m in cJ l 1 n ~ 1 h t· d 1: m c n t :.a r ~
* * •
laguoa Grads Sur'1eyed
... chool 1:ounsehng progr;.im. ;ind
returning that rovm~ counselor
to lh« <.:lassroom cJL " s<.1 ving~ of
nt•,rrly SZJ.000.
Th:11 cut drew l·nt1 c1sm from
'l'\l•ral IC':Jchers who :,aid lht>
l·ounschng program 1!1 vital to
lht• well being of elementary
..,chool youni:s k r s who hc1 vc
cmot1onal problem~
D1stnct edu<·atmna l ser vices
d iret·tor H1 II Barn(·~ ad vised .
however, that ma n) <;chool di~·
tnrl s do n'ol c·urre ntl v havt•
t>lc·mentar y school toun::.cltng.
.md others 1n tht-.wd tt'n<:c .said
rhr proJ!ram \\OU ld h<Ht' tu l>t'
IStt ~·nooLS. Pag(' <\21
Seniors Critique School
There ure a few things you can
~ather from ii survey complete41
by the Class of '79 ut Laguna
Beach Hjgh School
None of the• 166 JffJduating
~en1ors respondin~ intends lQ
JOJO the m ilitar y or become
housewives.
Seventy·eight pen·ent of the
i.?raduales last yc:Jr returned a
.. Graduate Follow up Study ...
sent to their homes by the school
district last spring
The s urvey was prepared to
provide the dis trict and parents
with a summary of JUSl what
seniors thought or their alma
mater , and to get a n 1dcu of
what the Classmates of ·79 in
tend to do with their lives
More than h;Jl f of I hl' f,!r<t du:u
1nJ,! seniors 51 r>t•rc·c·nt. to bt·
t•xaC't said the\' plan to attenrl
four yea r co ll l'llC'~ or uni-
' t•rs1t1es IO the• f cl))
Anotht'r 36 ix•rct'nl of Lhoi..c
n· ... pondinl? :.aid Lhe) ·11 be enroll·
ing in community colleges 1n
September. and another .c per-
cent said they intend to go t.o
some form or trade o r busmess
l'Ollege
That means 91 percent of the
rcspondrn~ seniors intend to <'On
unue their education Thal com·
pares with 90 percent of the
'lass of '78 who responded last
'car lo a s1mll<1r sune)
· The survey a lso J Jlowed the
..,ludents t o i;tr:tdf' tht' :.chooi
...ystcm for a t·hange .• md the rt'
-.ulls shov,, the ma1oritv of tht'
~l'niOr'i are <·n t1ral o t the help
JJrO\"ldC'd IO d1ff1c·ult l\UbJCC'IS
It's All in tlae ArtRs
" u t· h ,, .., ~; n ~ I 1 s h d n d
mathem:mcs
:Sl'\ 1·nt' thr 1·1· µl·rn·nl ..,J1d th\•
h1fth 3chool should · tt-Jvc µro·.
'1ded more help for s tudt!nls
who have difficulty in those sub-
jects.
They said the school 'should
have provided more e mphasis ~
on basic edu<'<.1t1on m classes
'U<'h a!-sc1en<:t>. m£1themul1c·s
cJnd read1nsi
Only 44 percent or tht' students
said elasses were too easv. and a
quarter of thc s<'murs ..,cl111 most
of thl· n•Quired das:o.('S .. are a
\\ <tSlt' of t1ml· ..
On tht> other h:.ind . only 3 per·
1·enl of the student:. :.aid mosl of
1h1· nnir ·t•:. \\t•r ... IOo cl1ff1t·ult
Sur fers al San Clemente·s popular T -Street
Beach perform halanc\llg acts on the
small. well-formed waves. The nder at top
leans into a wave with arms extended m
both direction:, for balance. The wetsu1ted
~urfer at the bottom slides across the face
of the wav~ with appendages outs tretched.
All to the deli~ht of wuve wat chers.
fl AM..Y PILOT LtlO
Miller's
Pay Cui
Defeated
Onnae C.ouD\)' Supen lsor
~dlaoa Mlller wtnl to
'1"11unday'1 eouM1 .....,. beet me ... .., to coev~e la1a fellow
aupervUiora \hat \he~ t•••lY IOVtta•••l'• .... .... _. .............
per~. ReUt.ci 1kwJ ,..,.
By the ume the-hearln1
Milltr wat
-a.nN.y apared I.be 1edipky
or. havlU hi.I own 1alary and
those or fW orflce start fordbly
<'Ul b)' 10 pel'tet\l
Put ln the e mbarruain1
1pol ol haviq to vow &1&lut
the aluh lo hla own ornce·s
s alarletl
'Llunbuted by b&I fellow
s uper'1aon for wbat tbey called.
a monR otheT tlllDll, poUUcal
r hetoric and attemptioa to pro-
mote his image at their••'*'"·
M 1ller was undaunted by the
wave of criticism that descended
on his salary cutrroposal.
He painted ou that f\is •*en·
ty s houldn't be doubted beeauae
he and members of hie atalf b~
a lready volunteered to tau pay
cuts.
And. the recently appointed
county s upervisor said , u 10 per·
cent pay cut a mong thoae county
employHS who earn as much or
more than county superviaon
would save an estimated $1.28
million.
"The ldea behind t.bis ooUon \11
to launch a countywlde debate
around the notJon of iovemment
setting a n example by top
supervtaora taklng a pay cut,"
Mllleraa1d.
·'The underlying concept
behind Uti• is that working in
government Is a prlvUeae. an
opportunity to serve the public."
he added
But Miller's fellow s upervisors
weren't in a buyln" mood.
Supervl.aor Thomas Riley fired
the operung Hlvo a t Mlller by
labeling hla s uggestion ''cam·
paign rhetoric and poor cam·
paign rhetoric al that
'l think it's totally irres pons1hle
for you lo come up with something
like this at the expense of all of ui-
s1mply to promote your own 1m
age ''
Search Ends
For Body of
Sea Victim
County Harbor Patrol officials
have called off a ..earch for the
body or a J.ong Beach man
~elievcd drowned in r ough
wate rs at the south end of Three
Arch Bay Wednesday night
Ma rk Edwa rd Filch, 22, of
Long lleat·h was attempting to
cross an inlet with a friend at
aboul 6 p.m. Wednesday when
he began to have trouble in the
rocky waters.
His friend. John Ruggler, 23,
of I.a Mirada, a ttempted to save
Jo;1tc h. but was dashed about on
the rocks himself and ran for
he lp.
Two lifeguar ds from
Lifeguard International Beach
Services used surfboards to
search for Fitch without s uc·
cess. They were joined by San
Clemente lifeguards who patrol
the private sands.
Harbor Patrol s pokesman Sgt.
Jim Evans said hls boats were
out In the water all day Thurs·
day s~king the missing man.
"We're still making periodic
chec ks or the water," Evarus
said today
The t.wo youths were fishing
orf the rocks at the time of the
incident, wtt.neNeS aaJd. 1bey
be1an to walk northbound on the
rock• wbeD they came to the in·
let
Ru11ier 1ucce11fully swam
acroaa the rouah spot, but
turned to see his friend in lrou·
bl•
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BURIED SILVER CONTAINER AFTER PLANE CRASH?
New Lead Uncovered In Amelia Earhart Myatery
f',....Pa~AJ
AMEUA EARHART. • •
THE MARSUALL£SE WHO WITNESS•:o the bunal of the
container gave similar descnpt1ons of the couple and the boat that
pi cked thl'm up, Loomis 51ud
All this c.:onvince11 Loom1~ that Mis!. Earhart and Noonan
landed safely on an atoll and were taken prisoner, and dtd not
er.sh at sea a:. many authorille!> heltev<:
Loom11. i,i11d th11re are rumors in the M1mshall Islands that
Noonan wal> bchcadt:d and Mtb!. Earhart w:i~ fatally po1.1oned, but
he h<ili betm unable to verify th,1sc rtJJQrts
1.00MIS HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS for hoat!> to takt! h1 -.
party to the <itoll whcr(' ht-behcvc:-. tht' l,ot khe ·d Elel'lra l:rndl'd
and t he <'ont<1111er may i.t11J be burn"<.!. and to the atoll where ht
belwves the Japunf'l1e dumped the plune He refuses t.o ptnpoint the
locatwn of either atoll
The former aero .. pa<'e worker plans to Lake a film crew with
him to make a documcntury movie of what he hopes will be the n:
covery or the Earhart plane. lie expe<'ts his ~roup will be back 111
the M an,tiall l!-.lands hy th•· t.H.•ginmng of Sept cm ber
Pilot Looks
At Movies
A took at the m ovlc In-
dustry in America begins
today wtth questions about
what future ~enerat1on&
may or may not learn about
us from ntmsofthc '70s.
Rut it's Jus t the first of
four st.ones in a seri<:s of ex
<.'erplli from movie expert
James Monaco's book .
.. American Film Now."
that will run each day
through Monday.
Others look at how stars
are be ing established.
whether bemr( funny still
counts and finally, the peo-
ple who balance proflt·1tod-
loss st atements against
artistic lntegrlty
Part 1 starts on Page Cl
ofthe Weekender
Strike LooQ18
CONCORD <AP> A strike
l.ly Bay Area Rapid Transit
workers appears Imminent.
although BART ortlcials and un·
ion negotiaton are due in court
ror a hearing that could keep
trains running tor l&:S,000 com·
muters.·
SA Fireman
Arrested on
Heroin Rap
A Sonta Ana fire man was
among live person.'i arrested on
na rcot1r11 rhargeii following Uw
~llcged sul1• or 11"1 pounds or
heroin to undercover police of
ftcers. authorities said
Albert Magel", 37. was arrest
ed with three other me n and 11
woman during a raid on a Santa
Ana home Wednesday after
noon
The fire department has
pla ce d Magee on "ad
m1nistrative leav~" until an 1n·
ve11tigallon into the incident Is
corn ple ted, F i r e Chie f Bill
Dubose said Thursday
All five were booked for in·
vesligation or possessing heroin
for sale. conspiracy and felony
conspiracry while possesslng a
handgun, police satd.
omcers uid one or the five
sold l ""1 pounds or heroin t.o WI·
der cover officers in downtown
Santa Ana. The officers had
a1reed to pay $68,000 for the
drug.
ForCe .. rtlPest
Senator Suggests
Apology By Fonda
Slat.e Sen. Paul Carpenter, D·
Cypress want.a Jane Fonda to
repent. 'But he doea n 't really
think the will.
Carpenter Hid Thuraday that
the actreu could be re·
con1ldered for a a pot on the
atate Art.a Council if, amona
other tblnp, 1tM apo\oliMll to
the IUM Senate.
Alao, be aald, ah• must
apoloCPI "to the prltoners of
war ad Uwlr tamlU• for her
acU•ltMI Ln Huol" and COil·
.cs.mn tbe "current YiolaUGM o1
llumaa npu '7. UM 1o•tmment
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Carpllt• Mid at a HW9 C!OD•
.............. , aaaer ..... be
dlnded at lb• P••PI• of
California who do not wish to sec
her serve."
Carpenter said the pu.rpose of
Ma c halltftle la to "put lhe op·
probrlum on her back -· not on the senate'• back." II the
Academy Award wlnnlnt ac·
tresa meeta hla three ,.maodl,
he aald he would seek Mftate re·
coa1lderaUon ol her tor tbe Art.I
council post.
But Carpenter admitted be
didn't expect MIH Foacla to
a1rM to bl1 challen1e.
"I do not th.ink Jue P'onct. le
wUUn1 to chan1e her 1pog," he
CODCluded.
Daviel OD Board
San Juan Cap&atrano P11lnl•1
Com ml11loaer Robert 01•t• ..
bu bem appo6•ed IO npl'lllM
UM pl_.. ecMDm._lcle • ._
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Survey Shows Affordabk Renta&
81 WILLIAM HODGE ..................
Condominium converalona
could Increase and atrordable
bou1ln1 conatruetlon could
decUne tD Dana Point after a
survey revtaled the communlty
harbors a hleh perceataee ol
lower lneome hou1lng op·
portuntU.. .
Larry Cod.rill of \he county'•
Environmental Managem ent
Aeency said Thursday a survey
of lR Da.na Pefnt bqmea re·
vealed 100 percent ol the rentals
were ln the llffordable r.nce.
Artordable homes are con·
aldered oo be those that ranee in
rent.I thal could be a/forded by
people earning from 80 to 120
percent of county's m edian
family lncome -$19.500.
Cottrill la.id or the 180 rentaJ
unit• surveyed, sa percent
qualified u low to moderate (IO
percenl ol median lacom• or
below> and anotber G pereellll fell tnto tbe eo-eala.ct · 11..ttum t
ranse, IO to 100 ~rceat ol me·
dJan income. .
Co•1t1 1taU1tlca 1bow af·
fordable ...U ranae from •
per moMh for a •ludio apart·
meot to ~ per month for a
four bedroom ap•rtmenl o.r
home ln the low to moder•te
cate1ory.
Tbe Medium t clauiflcatton
includes monthly rent.a ranlfng
from $350 for a atucUo apartment
to tao f01r a tour bedroom home.
"We were surprised the percen·
tage of a fforda~l e unit•
was sottit," Cottrill said. "We ex·
Nttlle Plan.ts llrged
•
peeled a hiab dearee of rent·
ala but not at hllih of af·
fordabiUty."
D.-plte pre-1urvey estimates
that ,...... nriaht be II hip M eo to • percent of Dana Pohlt'1
houaLDc, Cottrtll aald, the com·
mu.oily It.Ill coataJaa more tlaan
the ~ av•au at JO to
36 percent rentals. He e•pect1 the figures ob·
tained In the random survey to
be uaed by -developen wbo doo 't
intend to bu'1d affordllble
homes. "A developer would satisfy the
affordable housing IJSue lf he
can prove units In a geo-
graphical area <ttke Dana
Point> aJready have ~ percent
a ffordable housing,·: Cottrill
sa1d.
"I think this survey ls goinC oo
be an argument developen ln
Dana Point wlll use to get
arou~d affordable housing re·
quirem ent.s," he added.
"But we might require them
to do another 1urvey to Juatlfy
that argument " County Firms llack
()ff shore Drilling
He 1aid developers might have
to do '1urveys at the Ume they're
trying to t>uald because tbere .. J.s_
' no way to guarantee that exist.
tnR uniU will remain aHordable.
8 y DAVID KUTZMANN
Ol ll!le O•llf ,,,._. S~tf
An or~amzal1on of nearly 400
1ndustnul und t•ommerc1al rirml>
1n Onnge County 1 ~ ur~1 n~
President Carter to uccelc·rutc
nuclear power plant develop
menl iifJld open up the Southern
Califanua coastlUle. Cor olllhor
oil drlllmg.
In a leUer to Carter. Richard
Fuller. president of the Great.er
Irvine Industrial League, said
hts eroup "'ants to sec the gov
ernmcnt :.peed up the d~velo~
f',....PapAI
SCHOOLS. •
1·ons 1clcn·d a frill 1n hght of
IJudg<.•t rcbtr(jtnt!>
Al so C'Ul from tht· publtC'ulwn
budget was finanu JI -.uµporl of
high school athletic and band
transportation at a \avingb 11(
$10,000
The <llstnC'l 1i. C'on!>1 dertn~
cltmtnallng so percent or jll)
p uh l 1c al1 on!. . 1111 '' k ~ and
magazine s ubscriptions. 11 lO
percent cut in the instructional
supply budeet for each school. a s percent c ul in non
1astr uctmnal ofhre supplies Jt
schools and the dis trict office:.
and ehmlnat1on of the entire
conference l.lud1Jel, except those
funded by out.aide aources.
Purcha~ of new equipment
will be reduced by 8 percent.
and tt3.500 will he cut by reduc
mg the level of repair, main
tenanct' and g1mJt•ning on school
grounds
The d1stnct 1s also ask1n~ that
d1str1ct memberships bt• C'ut
back, mamta101ng the few that
lrustees reel are bC'nch ctal to
distract operaltons
Sanf'hl .... :1111 th~· vhminallon of
eight teaching pos1t1ons will not
"&1g n1f1cun tly " increase rlass
SIZE' In lhP dJSlflCt
Rut he added that future cuts
could mean more children in
each classroom. He said the
business omce has not yet com·
puled how many more students
will be an each class bt!gmrung
in September.
"We should have that anformu·
t1on by next week," the supenn
tendent stud.
The school boar d will meet
again Aug. 23 to review the cuts
and consider a recommendation
from the (act·Cinding comm1Uee.
menl of nuclear power. inchld·
aog the controversial breeder re
actor program. "at lts fast.est
possible rate.··
"We are aware of the prob-
lems usociated with the use and
development of nuc l ear
enerCY but compared to other
alt.mativee, It la lbe-onl1 rea-
sonable answer to make a ma·
jor contribution towarda aolving
our country's energy problems
In the lmmedl•u future, .. said
Fuller, who works for the
Energy Product s D1v1a1on of
Lear·Sleeler Inc. H a consul·
tant.
A spok.eaman for Lellr·S1egler
1n Santa Ana saad that while lhe
ener1y division 111 involved 1n
nuclear ttthnology, it does <tit
ill work for the Navy on sub
marine and alrC'raft carru·r
systems
Fuller s letter , which wl!s s1·nl
to the P~1dent on July l8. SJys
a resolution unarumously passed
by the Irvine group's Board or
01 rertors also encouraRes off
s here drilling along the coa5t
from Los Ao,gelea to San Diego
Trash Truck
Overturns;
Driver Killed
A 23·year old Santa Ana man
was kilJed Thursday when the
Toro 1)1sposul truck he was dnv
mg on lhc Sa.n U1ego FreeWil)' :n
San J uiln Capistrano fllpp«:d
over, crusbinJZ h1 m
California Highway Patrol or
racer OaJlas Brake said Cadena
A Esparu was driving th<'
truc k o n the freeway ne"r
Ortega Highway at about 2 p m
whPn the vehicle's rea r axle rol
lapsed, cau.ung the rear wheels
to lock.
The refuse truck veered to the
right. clipping the freew:iy
beam. which cau.sed the truck to
01p over on it.s lert Slde . Esparza
was thrown under the truck as 1t
toppled over
Armando RuelH . 21 , of Santa
Ana, who also was aboard the
refuse truck. was truted and re·
leased from Miuion Community
Hoapilal following the accident
Men's Suits
& Sport Coats
For Only
I One Dollar*,
"When you buy one at regular
prloe, you can buy • second one
of equal or lesser value for or\ly
one dollar
Cottnll also said rondomiruum
conversion requests. which have
re ee1ved s trict planning com-
m1sa1on scrutiny . could be easier
to obtain tn the future.
.. We hoJ>(! to offer a plan on
condom1n1um conversions Cln
the Dana Point Specific Plan>,"
he said. "Because thece.Ja a-
h1gh level of affordable bouslng,
condominium conversions 'Wiii
be allowed to continue as long as
they meet the Ruldehnes ...
He s aid results of the survey,
conducted by the EMA and lht
local Chamber or Commerce.
will ~ included in the Dan11
Point Spe<.'1f1C· J>lun. slated to go
before county planning com
m1~~1ooers 1n latt· September or
e;i rl} Octobn
f 'ro•PapAI
CWWNS ...
rl uc·c·r .IOt:' M1·Y1·os. will try to
ronv1nt1· thP 1>l<tlP ajl(e n1·y tu
"'il1v1• the. rul~ which require a
Leucher he 1-1resent
M ac·~auJ:hton , a marketml!
consultanl. !>,11d no a rrangr·
menb were made lo have a
teacher so<.·1Hl WTJrkcr 11rcsent
'1nct-ne1th1·r he or th., producer
thou~ht 1t "'lJb rcq1..11rcd for stage
plaH
When Rotit•rt hi.I .. don1· his film
\\Ori< o r 1·omme rc1al:>, pro·
v1Mons wer{' made for i.uch u
t eacher he said
The law also requires a parent
tw 1n atll'nd:.i r1<·t• and the eldt•r
Mac·Na~hton said hts wife 1s
~laving "'1th thP boy through th"
l'nt1rc run of th\' play
Rohert landt:rl lht· pcirt of N1t·k
Burn:.. who in lhc play 1i:. trytn~
to res ist th1.· dforu of two social
v.orkers lo tak1: him from hti. un
c I•'. Jftcr J :.late w1de talent
M·Jrc-h for the 11art
M nd'1aughlon ~aid the state of·
fl c1 als pro!Ja!Jly :.aw the open
call for the part and then waited
Cor the preview na~ht t.o walk m
and see if <t teacher was m at·
tendancc.
Young R obert r ecentl y
graduated from University Park
Elementary School in Irvine.
H e 's been a professional
performer for over a year and
has done stage work in Oranse
County in add1t1on to his film
a nd telev1s1on work
His father said he can be Hen
most any ru~ht on the Kool·Aid
com merc1al for television.
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--Keep ¥our E9e oa tlae Ball
s DA!LY PtLQT 4.1
Lion Country
Sues Irvine Co.
I
..
BJ REDEalCK 8CBOE•Elll. °' .. Dmly "" ..... Lfon-Couotry S-alarf rlled a
$320 milbon damage suit acaimt
tbe Irvine Company Thursday.
charging tbat the land develop-
ment fifm thwarted Lion Coun·
try's. efforts to sell the wild
animal part lo new investon.
ll ii alleged in tbe one.inch
thick me of documents that the
Irvine Company deliberately
sought the downfall of the ftnan·
dally troubled park so that lud
on which it sits could be com· bined into a .. super regional
shopping center" proposed for
construction oa nearby property.
An Irv i ne Co mpan y
spokesman strongly denied Llon
Country's assert.ions.
president Harry Shuster said
Bennett had told him that the
Irvine Company refuaed lo re·
uai1n the park's lease.
Stock holders voted over-
whelmln1ly lo permit the sale of
the p~. despite the fact there
was no buyer.
Martin Brower, the Irvine
Company's director of public re·
lalloru. said It was his belief
that the firm was doing all that •
was within its power lo assut
Lion Country in any pro~
sales.
"I'm surprised we're being
charged with that. We reel we've
cooperated fuJJy," said Brower.
According to the suit, the
value of the land would be
enhane«t If the Irvine Company
was free lo develop 1t as part or
the regional shopping center
proposed for development on the
so-called "Golden Triangle."
ls 1t that time of year already? What happened to bas~bctll season? These Laguna Niguel youngsters are
getting ready for the season al a soccer camp being con-
duC'ted at Crown Valley Park. They're getting the word
on footwork and hcadwork from coach Waltc•r Eisner
The park. which has been
likened to a "drive-t hrough
zoo." 1s located on a 33&-acre
parcel alongside the San Diego
Freeway near Irvine Center
Drive. Lion Country has leased
tbe site from the Irvine Com·
pany since 1969.
One clause in the existing
lease agreement gives the Irvine
Company the power to approve
or deny future subleases or lease
reassignments that would be In·
volved m takeover or the park
by n ew owner.t:"
The parcel is bounded by the
San Diego, Santa Ana and
Laguna freeways.' It witl one
day. according to current plans.
Meet Eyed
L--~--
With Miller
·In CleIDente
San Clemente City Council
mem hers have agreed to ar-
range a meeting with newly ap.
pointed Orange County
Supervisor Edison Miller.
"As soon as we hear from
them, the supervisor will be hap·
py to arrange a meeting," said.
Miller's executive aide Chris
Loumakis Thursday after learn·
rng of the meeting request.
But Mayor Roy Hamm imd
Councilman Edward Kalsched
.are not likely to make the future
meeting with Mill~r a friendly
one. Hamm and Kalsched voted
against the confrontation.
It was Hamm who asked coun.. •:;;~~'"" cit members Wednesday to vote
their s upport for a move by the
Anaheim City Council to have
the Orange County Division of
the League of Cities demand
that Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.
resci nd hi s a ppoinlmenl of
Miller.
Hamm pointed to a nti ·
Vietnam war statements Miller
made while the newly appointed
supervisor was a prisoner of
war. Miller was shot down over
North Vietnam In 1967 and re·
m ained a POW for S'h years.
"I think we should let Gov-
ernor Brown know the people in
Orange County don't approve of
his appointment," Hamm told
the council.
"A delay in supporting this
<League of Cities call to rescind
the appolntmenl) could lend sup·
port to him," Hamm asserted.
But council members Richard
Ahlman and Myrtis Wagner said
they would prefer to meet with
Mill er before they vote on any
measure callin~ for his ouster.
Both Ahlman and Mrs .
Koe s ter s aid they do not
necessarily endorse Miller's ap·
poirrtment.
Miller represents the third
county supervisorial district
which extends as far south lo in·
elude part of Mission Viejo but
no portion of San Clemente.
San Clemente council mem·
hers said they would meet with
Mill er at a regular council meet·
ing or in any selling that is not
restricted by law.
Cops Guard Homes
LA JOLLA (AP) -Police
were assigned as guards today
a fter an attempt lo sabotage the
first low-income housing project
in this wealthy section of San
Diego by culling electrical
wires.
Public Pessimistic
Poll Slwws Alarm
Over U.S. Economy
WA S HI NG T ON CAP >
Consumer pessimism about the
economy is rapidly turning into
outright alarm, a change that
will worsen the recession, says a
Gallup economist.
The public has been very
pessimistic s ince November.
said Jay Schmiedeskamp, direc·
tor of the Gallup Economic
Service.
''Now, though, they're say·
Ing. 'Oh, My God, the recession is
finally here'."
People who believe a decline
in consumer spending will ebb
soon are "dead wrong," said
Schmiedeskamp, whose service
prepares economic analyses for
cor porate custome rs. Unlike
many o ther resear c hers,
Schm iedeskamp bases !>tud1 es
heavily on sur veys
The Carter adm1nistrat1on s
acknowledgment Thursdav that
mflat1on and rl'CC'S!)l'IO "OU Id be
worse than originally forecast
will "reinforce" that consumer
a la rm, Schmiedeskamp said m a
t e lepho ne interview from
Princeton. N.J .
An administration inte rnal
memo said joblessness will ex-
ceed 8 percent by the end of 1980
rather than the 6.9 percent
forecast earlier, output In 1979
will decline 1.4 percent instead
·>f 0.5 percent . and inflation will
avera8e 11 percent through 1979.
Schmiede~kamp said the re·
ceuion will be "worse than
mild" because bus inessmen
weren't prope rl y prepared for
the downturn and consumers are
Nixon ResyPtation
Detailed in Pilot
too far into de bt lo resume
heavy retail purchases ror some'
time.
As early as 'last November,
Gallup s urveys s howed con·
sumers we re losing confidence
In the economy. About 40 per-
cent polled In October expected
bad times during the next 12
months . In Nove mbe r. that
figure rose to 58 percent. In
June. It r eached 66 percent,
Schmiedeskamp said.
Life lived ln public la a com.
mon denominator in several
Sunday DaUJ Pt.lot stories, ln-cludiDC a look at movies <first ol
four parts), a 11Dall·Ume clreul
aDd politics.
ITIU BANGING ON -A
1ton: by ~lated Preti writer Jane See White explalnl wbat
~::': :..ar.: :T'.,:i ~lremm dial .. tour tM IOwlllal~.
NISON &NJllYSSIAft -g.::,,:••n a10 Preal4hat ..._ ·reeetw. .. ........ ,,,..,... ....... ~
to tMl mamelll -and wti8t I
• .. • ., •• d ... -...........
• • owlle lltorJ.
(suNDAY'S BEST)
I
WBALE-&IZED DaEAM -A
deti1ner wbo helped cHate the
flnt 111·.metal "bllmJ>" Wilks
U.. U. for "" lllOI creation mq Uft come aaata. Will the *7 be dalled.-.ilb aJnblpa'
"ThJs occurred at the same
time people had very little con-
fidence the government could do
much about the economy," he
satd.
Only 8 percent of Amerlcant
J»elieved the 1overnm eot will do a lood Job ln economic policy. a
.lune Gallup aurvey 1howed. rortJ percnt termed 6e IOV· aSSLT ~' -Humor G'llmeat .. performance poor.
W CM -....-.._ a delicate " Q1llup'1 ftndm,1 are echoed ..,...~ ,._ Amelita auclieces by the private Conference
love it. Pas:t three ln James 'Board, wbJch aald this week con·
Monaco'• Hrte1 of excerpt• -1umer cooltdence w11 at its
fNGI lll6e "°* '"-Americu '1lm lowest poiDt aince the 1priq of •
Now." 1175 .
utmlington
Pier: 'Riot'
Hurts Teen
About 50 "surfers and inland·
~rs" traded punches near Hun·
tmgton Beach City Pier Thurs-
day night m a "small n ot " that
sent one t een ager to the
hospital with a severe facial cut,
lifeguards said.
It took police and lifeguards
about an hour to disperse the
feisty folks who swung lnlo ac·
tion about 10 p.m. Police said
they arrested no one.
A lifegua rd said the dis-
turbance broke out when a 17·
year-old male was "attacked by
fou r to fi ve other 1uven1les ...
According to the suit, Stahl·
Lacal lnc. agreed in October.
1977, to enter into a 20·year,
$4.35 million lease of the park
with Lion Country. The propo~
transfer later fell through.
It 1s alle~ed in the suit that
the Irvine Company effeclJvely
quashed the deaJ by withholding
approval of the proposed lease.
restr1clJng improvements that
Stahl·LacaJ v.-Ould be allowed lo
make and by demanding "un·
rea son able amounts" of ID·
formation.
Then, m November, 1978. ac·
cording to the document.
Newport Beach investor Jack
Bennet agreed to buy the park
for $4.25 million.
On the eve of a s~kholders
meeting to approve the sale.
Bennett pulled out of the deaJ. At
the lime. Lion Country Safari
be the location or a large mall· type s hopping center . offlc~
bu1ld1ngs, hotels and related
commercial establishments.
Brower said conceptua l pl<1ns
make no mention of the Lion
Country property located across
the freeway.
Lion Co untry 1s seeking
$20,250,000 in actual damages re-
s ulting from the defunct sales
and $300 million in pun1t1ve and
exemplary damages.
According lo one paragraph m
the mas 1 vc doc ume nt, the
Irvine Company "deliberately
and mahc1ously conspired and
conceived a plan or scheme to
systematically destroy pla in
tiff's business by deliberately
causing and forcing financial
ra1lure and closure of Lion Coun try Safan... ·
Lion Country. according lo the
suit. began expenencmg finan·-
c1al trouble in 1974. Attendance
has dropped substantially from
Its first years 0£ opera lion, Of ·
ficials have said. Investors have
watched stock pnces drop, too.
False Report Ousts Cop
C AR LSBAD I AP ) A
Carlsbad DOllce officer has been
suspended for falsHylng a report
of a citizen's arrest made by
self-styled highway vigilante
Raymond Whitall about two
months before Whltall shot and
killed a Laguna Beach bus1·
nessm a n he s uspected of
drunken driving.
An investigalJon by the dJs·
trict attorney ·s office concluded
Thursday that Sgt. Orville Hale
"caused or permitted Whitall to
erase two references" to the ract
that he made a citizen 's arrest
at gunpoint last November.
On New Year'• Day, Whitall,
a Dan.a Poilrt l'eS'ident. fatally
wounded 43-ye:ar-old Rudy VWa
while trying to handcuff tbe
Fallbrook resident at a freeway
rest stop near Oceanside.
Whitall "'·as sentenced to l!i years in state prison.
Villa's widow claims in a
lawsuit against the city of
Carlsbad that by not reporting
that Whitall was armed while
m a king his l'iov. 26 arr est.
Carls bad poUce encouraged the
20 -year-old vigilante t o hunt
~PRESENT
1"1 CO"'P f"' .,vQSfO:.._.....
um mer
Planting
~SA
L
E
INSTANT LAWN
ro// OUt the green CMPflt 5 Souore Fr Rous
--...wfu1 sod from DICHONDRA 11.99 Roll ••••oc:•• 0 ••oc• HYIRID BERMUDA or c•l·U.rf 9 ST01QNS ALSO ILUECJRASS 11.5 Ron A\IAllABlE
ORTHENE Insect Spray
• New Blodegrodoble systemic lnsec"clde fOf use on roses. flowers.
ornomentols and trees Excellent tMps ono white "'es control
· • Goes o long woy-one pint mokes up to 32 gollons sproy.
• Gives ros1 contoct kill or o brood ronge of chewing ono sucking
Insects with up to three •a S 98 weetcs restauol protection RPtnf 1?°"'98 98 ~LE R
trom oplllds tg. · PRICE ~ • . .
doW"O dru:ohn dn,·ers and m ake
slmllardtium' arrests.·
D istr ict Attorney Edwin
Miller declined to prosecute
Hale for falaifylng the report,
but City Manager Paul Bussey
suspended the 18·yeM police
veteran for five working days.
Villa. who was en route to his
Fallbrook home when he wai;
stopped and shot to death. had
purchased the Laguna Beach
Texaco service s tation and car
rental agency at 1833 S Coast
Highway onl y a month earlier
Oleander
'-''Ortl now ''°'' ,.,, ,,,.
• b OS" m~ 1r ~r 10•.., ol
• 0'"' re<l 01 "'M•· ,,,,t, 'O I
I I
SALE PRICE
sl.49
Japanese Black Pine
Ou''"'"O•llQ tor u\l'
0\ Cl)•IOtn .. r ~llPf'lm .. 11
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!>Go1 S•lf'
R~Q 10 gq
SALE PRICE
ss.99
Sweet Alyssum
Feorunno
ex1ro loroe ono .~Jl'J~ ~1usn spectmens
; ,..f '°' on 111000t • ,o;,... 'I hong1ng garden ~-.... 6 PO! Size
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Upswing in ·Jobless Eyed
Fft'8hrnan Follies
DPIY 'IWY JIGln'S: Wb1a Gov. JerrJ aro.n ap·
polated a -POW M'8o1i lllDlr to tM 0r_,. oo.t, Board
of 5l10n, tt wu IUa a"1Nd lat.at to ,...lore
aedl • balaDH and tnDQuillt1 to OW' Nlioo•I body
polltle. • aW"e.
a.-•~ •ua1eet lt that'• what Gov. Moonbeam :::U::.~ wu doUaa. lM l'Mlly w .. 1a1tq mlaty .. )'*I at
One ol the nm tblqa tre&hman S..,.rvilOI' Miller baa
done o1 U1 note la to •Uls-t that Ill county employee•
take a 10 l)ettftt pay ebop.
Doubtleu you won't be •UJ"Pri.Md to lear:n that none of
Freshman DuelUt Su/jemag a Smou.r Early_ Setback
the chosen 351 rus~~ f~rward with great cheers for Miller
m volunteenn~ to JOUl his war against inflation.
AS A MATl'Ell OF FACT, he didn't get very high
marks on the notion from his fellow supervisors only
yesterday.
His colleagues, in fact, ·offered up a counter·motion
that would whack back Miller's own $219,000 office budget
by the very same 10 percent. The motion failed but the in·
tent was clear.
. The way it looks right oow, every time Miller opens
h1~ yap, the .co!!1mentary is going to be labeled as "cam·
pa ign rehtonc. U he gets up from the meeting table and
asks pe~~ion to go lbe the bathroom, somebody is going
to question his motives. .
TIOS MA V TURN OUT lO be the longest period of hat·
mg ever experienced by a freshman.
Supervisor Miller may check bis office budget one of
these days and find out he doesn't even have e noug h
change to buy batteries for the electric pencil sharpeners.
When the time rolls around to renew leues on lbe
~ounty cars for the five supervisors, Miller may learn he's
been allocated a '65 Chevy with no rear bumper. And he'll be
expected to buy his own tires at K-Mart.
.OH WELL, ANY THIE he might need some sympathy,
advice and counsel on the ins and outs of Orange County
govemment Miller can always go to one or those 351 top
hands who he volunteered for a pay cut.
Yes, Jerry, just like that great British statesman
Neville Chamberlain, you've brought us peace in our time.
W ASID.NOTON (AP> -Tbe naUoa'a unemployment rate
l"OM ·::r. la July to s . ., ,....
ceatl • nal a full year lD
whJea &be jObllea ru. bu beat
beaGw I petUDt, &be 1ov•l'DIDmt
aaldtoday. .
The Labor Department Nld
the number ol people without
Jobi -5,M8,000 -WU llttle
~Ration
Due After
Labor Day?
WASHINGTON CAP>-House
and Senate nesotiatora are try.
101 to fubion a eompromise
standby 1uoline-rat10ftini plan,
but Preeideat Carter will have to
walt unUI aft.er Labor Day to get
It. .
The president a nd Democratic
congressional leaders had hoped
to have the bill on the president's
desk by Thursday night -before
the start of the congressional August recess.
But that was not to be.
"WE HAD TO weigh sym-
bolism aeainat practicality."
said Sen. ~nnetl Johnston. D·
La., one of the Senate conferees
of the biJl.
H e said .he hoped a fin al
version acceptable to the House,
th~ Senate and Carter. could be
enacted "by early September."
Both Senate leaders .and the
White House denounced the
standby rationing bill passed by
the House late Wednesday. The
Senate rejected the House
version by voice vote Th~rsday.
WHILE GMNG Carter basic
authority to ration gasoline dur-
ing a grave emergency, the
measure also was saddled with
numerous weakening amend-
ments and restrictions on the
president.
Senate De mocr atic Leader
Ro be rt C . Byrd called the
House-passed bill "ludicrous."
And presidentia l spokesman
Jody Powell said the bill was un-
acceptable to Carter as written.
He expressed hope the objec-
tionable parts -which be
described as "IJl·advlsed, unen-
fo rceable amendments" -could
be s moothed out in the con-
ference committee.
AMONG THE House.added
provis ions the White House
would like to see scrapped a re:
-A Re pub lican-backed
amendment weakening the
president's 78-degree thermostat
program.
Restrictions that prohibit
rationing from being imposed
uolesa there is a 20 percent or
larier fuel shortage for a JO.day
period.
-Amendments establishing a
national 1 percent set·aside of
diesel fuel for farme rs and
home ·heating oi l for cold·
weather areas of the country.
Indiana Farms Flooded
Wal,ash River 1<Jverfl,ow•; More Rain F orecmt
HI Y ~r<
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Atl•nta et n
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-·---~I Cerl G«ClYMIY •• In
111e o lie'f Olllv '""" ou-.11o J-. Dttme rlly to provlOt trMI w•nu>o\ , .. .,_,. Ouriftl Ille _,, fie
worU 111 Of..-n torecest1no ror
llrolltlllef't Wfllfl G«crtlk'I' I• out of llw Sl•I~,
HWS ofll<H In L.01 •no••es •nd
IUweulde try to 1111llw9'11
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!Mt Ille ~·of the de-t "' of •nv olfle• p.,t ot-seulflern
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lo•ettbanearly ftHJean. to Carter aclmhal1tratlo•
forecuta. A1 muy u .tOt
SINCE IAIT Auplt. .. Job... miWOD people may be .....
le11 ra bu beeD lliPUY bilow Joba Dll -mid-1•, lDtenaa1 Wldtie
• pel'Clllt. HOUM doeWIMllU predict.
Alleal1'a•p
Fred Kis er eyes his bride·lO·be. Gail Perkins, prior to
lh.eir wed~g at the Silverbird Hotel in Las Vegas.
Kiser. assistant general manager of the resort, said they
wanted a "di!f erent" type of wedding and chose the
Dracula theme.
Citizens Seek Clues
To Girl's Slaying
BURLINGTON, Conn . 1AP l -Outraged by the abduct1on-
sla ying of a 12-year·old b1cycl.1st, more than 1,000 residents o{ lh~
small town . including children and grandmothers. are braving
sweltenng heat to search for the rruss1ng bicycle and other clues.
Volunteers , whose ranks have been swelling since the search
began Wednesday, arc trudging over rough, hilly terrain searching
for clues in lhe slaying of Katherine Ebersold. Her partly burned
body was found Saturday In a wooded area less than a mile from
her home.
POLICE SAID SHE HAD been bound and slabbed repeatedly
in the chest . neck and abdomen before a flamm able liquid was
poured over the body and 1gn.ited.
"It doesn't matter whose child it 1a, it 's a child." said Gertrude
Zurles. a gray-haired grandmother of five. "We're all a family."
She walked. stick In hand, along the sbouJder of VlDeyard
Road looking for some trace of lhe Ebersold 11rl's killer.
•
111• Nuoe la tbe battMM alowdon tbat bean la tM
HCODd ....... W. ,.... ...
could ealltl-lato ~ ... Al~ UM wmp&o,mml
rata tacn111d ODii ll&pt'r ID July ........ ,..,,... ....
bJ •• la a eateb-up from eoulderabb alowr 1rowth la
March and Aprll, tbeN were
1lpaolwe11mtt1 tDUMftlural.
IACK aa&GGaa, cbief ol'tbe
Labor Depa.rtmem'I Dtvt.kln of. Employment and Unemploy-
ment Analyllt, noted tbat "tbe male unemployment rate ad·
vueed a couple ot tentbl ol a
percent and there wu u in·
creue 1D the number of pel'IODI
who at their lut job."
The lost Jobs cate1ory. which Bre11er deKribed u ''the moat
cyclically aemiUve"'" increued
by 174,000 people tO 2.5lDUlioa in
July.
Tbe unemployment rate for men roee to 4.1 percent in July
from 3.t percent 1D tbe previous
month. At the same time, the
rate tor women declined from
~.8 percent in June to 5.5 percent
in July.
THE RATE FOR wo men
reflected the fact that ''the en-
tire July increase in employ·
ment took place a mong adult
women. as both white and black
women posted strong gains.'' the
Labor Department said.
The report gave these un-
employment figures for various
populallon calegorfes in July
compared with J une :
Wlutes: 4.9 percent io July,
unchanged from June.
-Blacks 1t-n d oUt--er.
minorities: 10.8 percent, down
from 11.3 percent.
-FULL-TIME workers : 5.3
percent, up from 5. l percent.
Wh1le·colar workers : J.2
percent, dowa.from J.4.pert ent
Blue·collar workers : 6.8
percent. up from 6 5 percent.
Teen·agers. 15 3 percent.
unchdnged.
Wh.Jte teen·agers . 13.3 per
cent. up from 13 percent.
Minority teen-agers: 30.9
percent, down from 34 percent. th~ nse m tbe uoemploym~nt
rate in JuJy was foreshadowed
b} recent economic develop·
menlS.
DETERIORATION IN the
business sector was v1s1ble 10
the government ·s recent report
on the nation's output, which fell
at an annual rate of 3.3 percent
f r o m Apr il through J une.
~teanwh1le . factory orde rs have
been sluggish. and productlon
has been down.
• • and
how
does
YOUR
garden
grow?
Whettt.r tt'1 about • simple 1hrub. • 1ophl1tlcated bed of ttowera. or
a taaty aelectJon of vegetabte1, the Deity Piiot'• garden page
blouome every Saturday with handy hint• and delt;htful feature•.
we·u give you tip• on when to ptent. when to prune •ncl wheft to
ptuck. Our wrtters also brighten ttte garden Hdton wtth lntere1ttng
te•tur•• on local .,.opae who grow unueu.I plaftta or Mhieve
exceptional re1ult1.
Our crop of 1torie1 comea up MW every ....,.Y to Nip you h•v•
more 9UOC:ffl end mOfa •ntoYment with your growing. H '°"' thumb
It green, UH tt to tHp to the garden pege In letufday·e O.ltf Noc.
DAILY PILOT
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This is pa.rt of the 28,000 acres of central
Arizona desert burned in a fire which
started June 29 . The Arizona Land
Department said it will be from 50 to 100
years before the plant life recovers. A
spokesman said the process is natural.
Outlaw -Slug Unearthed
J
•
Fridlf,~3.1979 OM.Y~T A7
nFurther Reductions"
~. -
SUITS I
IPCl'tTCOATS
"lO
LONG •• x I.OMO
.... .....
42-M
Our •<>«> collec11on of vested ,u11s. from
such te11d1ng names as Hall. Schattner
& Mar~. Patm Beach, Botany 500 &
Eagleson s Reg 165 to 260
SOltda. """°' • pi.t<ia' ~ • woolJ _..,..,
69. 70 to 129,. 10
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........... &,..., .......... .. SUITS
Soec1al grouo of Fash•on correct 3 DC
ve:.11::d ->u•t!. ~ohos & fancies Reg to 260.
1 /2 OFF
· &dlet WouJUl,e d}ene James 103 Years Ago ?
--~ 'SPORT COATS ~
KANSAS CITY <AP> -A
J esse James expert says a bullet
unearthed during an excavation
at the James farm Jast year is
the slug that wounded the outlaw
after an aborted bank holdup in
Minnesota 103 yeau ago.
.. J esse was carrying this
bullet in his leg the day he was
murdered -five years after the
holdup,·· said Milton Perry,
superintendent of historic si tes
for Clay County in Missouri.
TUE SLUG WAS uncovered by
a rc haeologists digg ing into
Jesse's origjnal grave nearly a
year ago and has been a point of
controversy since. Some said it
could be the bullet that kiUed
J esse in 1881; others said it
could not.
Test UseleM?
Stress Exam He ld Inaccurate
BOSTON <AP> -The exercise electrocardiogram, a common
part of routine physicaJ exams, is so inaccurate it has litUe value
in predicting whether people have heart disease. a study says.
The report concludes that doctors 'can judge almost as well
whether patients have heart disease simply by noting their age
ana sex and whether th~y have chest pain.
Wmt nus EXAM, OFl'EN CALLED a stress test , doctors
use an elect.rocardioaraph to r.ecocd the electrical currents of the
patient's heart-while tre-Is walking on a treadmill. By analy&ing
the waves produced, doctors thought they could tell whether the
patient had coronary artery disease, a narrowing of the blood
vessels that feed the heart. Thjs disease can lead to beart attack
and crippling heart pain.
In their $tudy, the researchers found that test results indkat·
ing heart trouble turned out to be false alarms 54 percent of the
time among women and 12 percent among men.
The study was conducted at University Hospital in Boston and
published in Thursday's New England Journal of Medicine.
THE REPORT WAS BASED ON A REVIEW of 2,045 people
who participated in a nationwide study sponsored by the National
Heart, Lung and Blood Institute. The patients were given exercise
electrocardiogra ms. Then the results or those tests were checked
by a more detailed method involving the injection of dye into the
heart.
Based on statistics, doctors know that a man who complains of
chest pain has an 89 percent chance of having heart disease.
Dr. Thomas J . Ryan, one of the researchers, said for those suf·
fering chest pain, a poor showing on the stress test adds liWe to
what a doctor already knows about the patient's chances for heart
P e rry spent nine months
studying the slug and historical
documents before releasing his
concJusjons in an interview this
week.
The nine-m ember James
Gang ventured out of its usual
territory in 1876 to rob a bank in
No r thfield , Minn . But the
citizens there organized quickly
when the strangers a rrived in
town.
A HAIL Ot' gunfire greeted
gan g m ember s when they
stepped out of the bank. Three
were shot to death in the street
and five others surrendered or
were captured a short time
later. Only Jesse and his brother
Frank escaped.
Perry says historical accounts
indicate the J ames brothers
tried to steaJ a horse from a
Minnesota farmer a s hort time
after the holdup. But the farmer
fi red at the brothers. The bullet
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passed through Frank's leg and ...-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---. struck Jesse's leg.
-''lt remained iD his body, but
that's not unusual,·· Perry said.
"The evidence indicates J esse
was walking with a limp five
years later. shortly before he
was killed."
UNTIL THE .38-CALIBER
slug was found last year , it was
generally accepted that the Old
West's infamous bank and train
robber was killed by a .44 ·
caliber bullet.
Sacldenly, Arthur Treacher's
is all over the map.
But John Cayton , ch ief
forensic firearms examiner at
the Region a l Criminalistics
Laboratory in Independence, · ~~~!:!!~jij~~~==:4l studied the bullet and he found :.....
that it was "consistent with
oth e r bull et s whic h have
penetrated a victim's skull." He ,
· disease. sajd it could have been the fatal
bullet, a statement that was
c hallenged by his torians in
northwest Missouri.
...
On the other hand, if the patient passes the stress test, doctors
should ignore it because there is a large chance the test is inac·
curate.
2lnfant Formulas
Recalled by Maker
WASHINGTON <AP> -Infant feeding formulas marketed UD·
der the brand names Neo·Mull·Soy and Cho-Free are being recalled
by their manufacturer.
The Food and Drue Administration said Tbunday the Syntex
Corp. 8'reed to reca,q the soybean·buec:l formulaa -used mainly for infants allergic to milk protein -because they have been
blamed tor a salt-deficiency Ulneas known as "metabolic allcaJosi."
_ 'l'be Center for Diseue Control ill Atlanta reported that 31 in·
fants around the country were hospitalized with the condition and
immediate1y got better after they were taken off the formulas.
PER&Y SAYS THE coroner's
report at the lime of J esse's
death indicated the fatal slug
was r emoved during th e
a utopsy. Its precise whereabouts
is not known. aJthough a descen·
dent of the coroner has sajd he
remembers lbe slug once held a
place of honor on the family
mantel.
The slug uncovered last year
was found near bone fracments
from Jesse's right foot that bad
fallen back into the ground when
the outlaw's body ·wa1 moved at
the turn ol the century. Perry
say a the bullet was fired from ..a
Smith It Wesson pistol that WeQl
on the market a year before the
Northlield holdup.
PARKING LO
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R•RYTHING MUST GO
August
4th A 5th
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Arthur Treacher's Sea Food Restau·
rants are in Southern California at last.
One of the nation's leading food
chains-800 restaurants-has arrived
here with a full menu of the most deli-• clous Seafood and Chicken at most
appetizing prices.
'bu've never had Seafood like Arthur
Treacher's because no one else puts
in the quality ... or takes the time
and care.
But the proof is in the eating.
Use these money-saving coupons at the
nearest Arthur Treacher's. Try us one~
and you'll be back.
"Take Time Out For the Good Things In life. "
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--1 Gas s._.pply Adequate;
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· No. t didn't say the meek would inherit lhe earth
think the meek are a pain in the neck ·
Metlleal Ce•ter
Unit Chooses
Psyclwlogist
Dr R ay Olson has bee n nam ed s taff
psychologist for the Hope Unit at .South Coast
Medical Center in South Laguna.
He will lead psychotherapy groups, conduct
testing and evaluations and provide staff training
for the short-term treatment program for people
with acute emotional disorders. ... ·
He was in private practice for 21 years and
-• -worked fol' more than
• 18 year s in various
mental hospitals. He
also taught psychology
at Chapman College
and tbe Pepperdine
University campus in
Orange County.
_Price Keeps Rising
SAN F RANCt 0 <APl -Jul~
can be remembered H t.he month
that the averaae price of 1aa toPl*I
• d ollar a e111lon In Northerft
Callfomia and NevadlA, but It can
also be remembered as 11 moo&h that
fu•l avaJl•blUty became normal.
The California State Automoblle
A11oclaUon reported Thurtday that
gasoline suppUes h1tve 1rown steadi-
ly aince June to the point where
m otorista can travel virtually
anywhere without fear or running out
of gas
·· ' HOWEVER, THEV WILL be ex· J peeled to pay more for fuel.
1 ·A July sur·vey of 600 ~ortbern
Cahlorn1 a and Nevada stations
shows that gas pr1ces Increased 4.2
cents a gallon or over 4 percent -
within 45 counties.
Tbe average price of regular fuel
ranged rrom 97.3 per gallon at mini·
service pumps to 98.8 ceota per
gallon at full -service islands.
PREMIUM GRADES averaged
$1.02 to $1.03 per gallon, while clear
or unleaded fuel had an average
pri-0-e of $LOI to $1.02 per gallon.
Diesel fue l jumped from a n
average of 82.2 cents per gallon dur·
ing June to an average of 90.6 ce]lts
in July, an increase of over 10 per-
cent in a single month.
Liquid propane fuel, where availa·
ble. remained relatively steady at
between SS and 65 cents per gallon.
Children
Studies
Offered
IN 1'8£ SAN P'ranclsco Bay area,
39 percent ol t.he ataUona polled cloH
by 4: 30 on weekday aftemooaa, and
lesa than 10 percent are open after 8
p.m .
Forty.five percent of the Bay area
dealers surveyed are open Saturday
mornlnas and U percent stay open
through Saturday atternoona. Leta
than 25 percent keep their doors open
·Sundays, according to the aurvey.
Principal resort and recreation
a reas continued reporting adequate
fuel supplies during t.he week, with
gas stations open daily until early
evening in the Mount Shasta and
Lassen·re,gions, Monterey Bay Jr ea,
Yosem ite, Lake Tahoe anu the
Redwood Empire.
TWENTY ·FOU&·BOtJR stations
are beginning to appear in greater
numbers, particularly along more
heavily traveled routes, the survey
showed.
ln California, round·tbe-clock sta-
tions were found along Interstate
Highway 5, at Redding, Santa Nella,
Firebaugh and KetUeman City, and
along State Route 99 in Corning,
Merced and F-:resno.
East and westbound motorists can
expect to find fu el late at nigllt along
Interstate 80 and in Nevada.
Adjacent to State Routes I and 49.
gas is generally available through
the week and during daylight. but
most stations are closed by dark and
some remain locked on Sunday.
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PORCELAllW •
BROlVZES·
CHINA·
SILVER ···-···· .Lots of diamond rings and Hrrings,
gold cttaina, fine china and
crystal, bronzes, 1ome fumi·
ture, oils, chandeliers, brass
lamps, etc.
Something for everyone
-from $1 .00 up. Free
-'mission. Bank of
..
August 3,
· 4 and 5
Inspection of all merc:Nndile
Fridly, SR.lrday, end SUndrf •
2 • 6PM. Ind 7 ·8 P.M.
America, Master
Charge, ctleeks,
50me terms
available.
aewport
galleries ltd.
2542 West. Coast Highway
.Newport Beach, CA
(714) 64~2200
COMSl&•1tens ACCEPIED
'TIL 5 PM
Art Levine Aueuone•,
Dr. Olson is the co-
author of "Let's Talk,"
a book on communica-
tion used by more than
40 colleges in the na·
lion.
Early c h i ldhood
education courses will
be o ffe r ed by Sad -
d leback College in con·
junction with "The In·
ternationaJ Year or the
Child."
J H appUance inc.
He is a member of
th e American
PsychologiC"aJ Associa~
tlon and lhe California
State Psychological As-
sociation
New Political
Party Fonrwd
WASHINGTON <AP> -For those who don't
c-are for the Republicans or the Democrats or any
ol the other recognized political parties, there's
now a new one: The Citizens Committee.
Organizers of the new party said it will focus
on inflation and energy and will offer a presiden·
lial candidate in 1980.
The party platform calls for public control of
energy industries, a halt in development of nuclear
power, increased development of solar energy, a
sharp cut in military spending, price controls, sup·
port for human rights and more government COD·
trQI over corporations
Offered through the
cam pus's human de
velopment depa rtment,
the classes will focus on
c hildren's development
from the infant stage
forward.
The courses will lead
to a certificate in Early
Childhood Studies or an
associate degree in the
program th.at can be
used to transfer to a
four-year institutJon.
For informat i o n ,
phone 831 -4692 o ·
495-4817.
Countian
Promoted
Alan R . Va squez,
whose wife, Diane, aod
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Manuel R. Vasquez, live
at 33182 Sea Bright
Drive, Dana Point, was -------------------commissioned an Army
If your anchor's away you can
find a new one in the Boating
classifieds of the
642-5678 DAILY PILOT
second lieutenant upon
completion of advanced
ROTC training at Fort
Lewis, Wash.
Vasquez was enrolled
in the ROTC program at
th e Un ivers ity of ._ __________________________________ _. Hawail.
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1 1 PRICE SALE
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nus no-frost. side-by·side ts 21.6 cu. ft.. big on I.he
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shelves help cat.ch spllls. Shelves a.re adjust.able, too.
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