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Home My WebLink About1979-08-23 - Orange Coast PilotI ~ 17 ' ' ~ xecut1on c~~ --,,...-·;,,-==. --- -'Mayday' Death Of Attorney Still Mystery DAILY PILOT * * * 15c * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 23, 1979 VOL. 11, NO JH , 4 SECTIONS, S. ~AOIES Aerial Fight OeUy ~-~.., IUc-.i ........ FIREFIGHTERS SHOOT BLAZE FROM AERIAL RIO Two Men B•dly Burned at Coat• MeH Plant Wedneaday May-December Pair Charged With Plot A 74-year-old Santa Ana man and a »-year-old Garden Grove •oman bav• been arrested ror alle1eclly pa)'in1 an undercover ooliceman $3,000 to dilpoee of ~e 1"0IDU'• husband. The police sergeant said t.hat Mendez later met wllh Robe.non. told him the errand had been completed and re· celved '3,000. Reason For Fire Unknown By JACKJE HYMAN OI ... Oelly ~.._ S\eff Two men re mained in critical condition today. a fte r a fl ash rire broke out Wed nesday in a Costa Mesa phuilics plant whe re they wer e workin~. Cosla Mci,a fare officials said today. Fire Marshal R uss Hende rson said Larry C. Cer cone. 34, of Stanton. and George E . Seaman. 57, of Ora nge. were take n lo UC Irvine M<.--dical Cen~r·:; hum un 1t a fter the 3 I I p . m . blaze at Narm('o Male riab Inc .. 600 Vic toraa St H e s aid Cl·rc·onl.', a g roup lead er 1n pro<:es:-. en g ineering who had worked al Narmco for two years. was burned over 40 percent of his body Seaman, a produ c tio n s uperv i s or at Na rm co for 3 I y t· a r s, w a :-. hurncd over f,() percent or tus l>od y Henderson s aid officials arc still investigating the cause of the blaze that poured t hick black sm o kP into the air and forced the clO!lurc of V1c tor1<1 Street. n· suiting in traffic Jams on parallt>I streets • Th" building in which t he n ru;h fi re broke out. possibly with a small explosion. was specially d esigned w1 th sprinklers, cxtn ventilation and explosion·proof e lectrical equipme nt to resist fires. llenderson said. Battalion Chief F.d Lewis, who he aded t he fire fi gh t i ng ac li vitles. suid s prinkle rs con- t rolled the fire within the build· ing while firemen fought n ames that had spread to the roof lie s aid no other buildings wer e thre atened. The flre was controlled by 3:30 p .m .. 19 minutes afte r it was spotted by a police helicopter p atrolling the urea Two fire e neines. a ladde r t ruck and a fire squad vehicle were sent lo the 1cene. Henderson s aid damage to the building is estimated at unde r $5,000, but orflcials have no cSee FJaE, Page A2> • • en1e Weephtg Doetor Testmes at His Trial for Murder II ------------------------ Attorney Sho• .. Mystery Death Still Probed DEA TH UNSOLVED James Oppen. 58 Grove Slayer By JOANNE R•:VNOL~ °' ... 0•••• ...... , .... Sa nta H ar bara Count ) Sheriff's deputies 5a1d today tht• m ysterious death of oil com pan y ·fl~hl1nl! attornt>y J <.iml'' ()pp(•n rt'mains um.olv1•d I )ppl'n. 58. wa~ fuund 'ihot ·to 1h•ath Tut·sd<i) n1j!ht on 111' 41 fttol c abin c rus 1l'r "('hr11n 11 f11t <'h1•r .. llis bnd} "'a' d1 ., t'•)Vt·n-<1 on th1· \1·~s1·I Jftcr h1· hiJt1 r.1d10t•d a <h~lrl'!'>S <'all th JI hi· "'as b1·1n1: k1dnappl·d .1nil tortured Jnd .,hut :.it Stay of Execution Denied for Bishop BULLETIN l.AS VEGAS CAP> -A federal judge declined loday to Issue • slay or exttutioa for confes~ klller Je8se Bishop, sayln& the two public defeadPrs who tried lo a vf'rt t~ encutlon bad no legal 8tandlag ln the cas~. LAS VF.GAS I A I' I Con fessed kille r J esse Bishop of Garden G rove. a rmed with 1.1 psychlatnc report that says he Is sane. went to feder al court to day to fi ght what the state caJled Flood Aid Sought SA CRAMENTO <API Gov Edmund Drown J r has as ked the federal government 10 ex te nd diluter relief to Riverside County's Coachella Valley com· munltiea ln t.he wake o r • nu h flood last month. ··u n1nv1t ed meddler,·· who hoped lo l.'ltay his execut ion The stay petition b<'fore l ' S Di11tri<'t J udge Harry Cla1bomt· was filed by two Clark County de 1>u l y publi<' defenders who se r ved a& Rishop's unw11 nted counsel Alth ough d is missed from the cas<' earlie r this month by a state court Judge. the al· torneys said they requested tht> stay because Bishop ··rcfwses to bring the proceeding him self " Bishop ar nvcd al t he North Las Vegas air te rminal at 7 40 a .m . after a one hour a nd SO· m inute night from Carson City Clad in prison denims and wearing wtute tennis shoes. lhl' condemned m an's hands were handcuffed lO a chain a round has waist. Asked if he were praying for it re prie ve. Bishop replied, "To who? I believe In Jesse Bishop." <See EXECUTE, Pa1e AZ> Was 1l murder or :.u1c1dc ' A s pokesmc.n for the Santa Oarbara Sht•n ff sa id t1Klll y lh<tt qut''o lHJO is 'till unan:.wcrcd p I' n d I n I! I h •. 0 u l I' " m •• IJ ( I J bor utor} lt•'ih rcmtf uclnl iJs ·11art 11f tlw ;1uloJhY done W1·d fll''11 a' Th•· ... uH·1<k th1·or r .Jppan:ntly :..:a 1m·d .,ornt· 1·rt·dl'n1·1· Wt'dnes II .I\ Opp1·11 d11·d of J 'i!ngll' gun!'>hot 111 th•· ti."'' of lh1· 1wck . ;.11·t·ordJn1<! Ill 'iht·r 1ff ., •1ff1t·1a i... 1'-hO Sllld n111rt• ~l'apons ~1·11· found on the boat • 'Suu n ·1•' t'los1• to the· in vcshga lion rt•pvrtl·dl} hav1• :.aid lht>y .i n· <"l'rtain the· law)cr's death 1o1. 3 '> .J 'u11:1dt• <ippa rt·ntly slagc:tl '''look Ilk · J murd1·r In\ l·sl1~ator' publ11·.il} \.\l'n· mon· caullo u' in th1:1r '>Liil•· ments ahout tht• t'ast· Sht:nff', c a pl J I m v I I I u I 1 n I s a I •l homicide has not bt·cn ruled out llt-,,ud invest 1gators wen· .,ludyin~ a tapt-of Uppcn s may d:.t) call in wh1rh ht• sa id he had t>t'<'n k1dnappt-d and w:u, being lortun•d but was te mpor arily fret> and able to use the radio Then s0unds that m ay have hc<'n gunshoL-; were heard on the t a pe t ht• in vest 1 gat or said tSee ATTORN EY . Page A2) Or:~:'4i ~o-ast ft'eatber P atchy low clouds and local fog early mo rnings. O therwise fa ir thro ugh Friday with variable high douds Highs r a ngin a from upper 70s to 80s at the be aches to t.he mid·80s Inla nd Lows toni.cht 58 lo 66 INSIDE TOD~~ Tb• May-December duo was idenUned by police u Ec11ar &obenon, 7', ol Santa Ana and Loualna TMta, 38, or Garct.n GroH. Doctor Describes 3 Mtirders Th~ otl lndUltry Jto. ~t 11.5 btUaon t~1'e u oil and gcu in the AtlantlC olf AtlanUc Cit11. N J. StOf'll, phOtoa PCl{le Al. The patr waa char1ed wlth toMpUaey~ commit murder ad .UdtailoD ot mqrder, ae-~~ Ana police Set. ... 1.W U..t uderCOHr , •••••• lAOMN lleDdelbed M4I after •••tl•I wltb r1oa t• ••rder llra. ........... bad.An· ........ ~ .......... lD ....... I RALEIGH, N.C. (AP> - Cboklnl and trylna to hold back . tean • be t.tlfted in bl.a de· fenae, Dr. Jeffrey llacDooald today recounted 1 nicbt of terror be aald be Uved tbrou1b •~ yean AIO wbm bP wUe ud two dauO&tn ...... killed. Tie former o ...... Ber« cap. (&ID toolr UM....., at Ida m ..... trial, AYIDI ... t tboq:bt titen WH a diaUDct pollibllity I would be )llllled," He described fo ur s hadowy t11urea, one or them a woman who chanted in a monotone, • • Acld .. IJ'OOVY; kUI the pip ... He 1ald hla recollection of the attack at Fort Brq1 ii "buy at belt. "I htard my wtf• acre~. It WU -• aeream at ftnt,. Macoo .. lcl aald, 1Di.riiial and b ....... t.Nn. "It WM eoa.ut't Oda wtfe'1) volee: "Jflfl. Jeff. f\tlp me. Why are they doln1 this to me"·· T he next thln1 MacDonald uld he heard wa1 Kimberly. ~. seream "Daddy" five Umet . MacDonald 1ald be wu •)eep oa tbe couch la bla Uvi.QI room when tbe acream1 be1aa. He aatd be ltarted to~~ and uw the four ftcuna a I at the front of tbe couch. One. a black man, dubbed htm , lmocklq bJm backf Mac· Donald said. "1 wu U')'lng lO think what the f. . . ls 1oina on here, and I could hear Colette , and I couldn't make any senH of what waa happenin1," MacDonald Hid. MacDonald, of Huntl~. ton Harbour, ii cbarpd with Colette, a : Kimberly, 5; Kria~. 2, while ataUoaed at Fort 8rqa u a Green Bent doctor la 1'70. c'" uocroa. Pa,. AJ> •••• AI Y_..,..,.. All ..... w-.. a ......_ .. ,....,... 1-.u '"_......,.a...., .. _.. .. L M ...... ,.. ....... .._ M ...._ a.1 =c..ey AU = CA-"J ~-a C.-C• .. ~ .. -., <,.._.. .. • ... ...................... , : ........ ..,, 811 .... ....... ,.......... ... .. ......... Ct.a...._ M lllflll.. (,I ..,...._ M ....... b 811 -· 8 Tl\u,.dn. AyAU•I p . •m arter LOeked. In 5 a.m. Stop Includes Iran Debate HAN NlttAL, llo l AP) - l'rntctent Ca" r tn111tMS ln • ela·mlnult> debal al s a m to U)' wilh an auto •«ktr who vt1orou1ly dt1a1rHd wltll Carter's decla1<111 to perll\lt tbe •itport of Ametk1rn oU product.a to I ran "What Wl' don t undt"r tand 1:. why lht• Ayatollah Khomt'lnt Iii dolnl( tlu1t to thtt people over the rt·. t•iu.•cullna t.bem, and more I'.·, 1::' 'Seeret or lffa '"an (ODdonta1 It?" tbe man uhd Carter Tbe dlalocue occurred 11 tM Delta Queen 1teamboal = at Lock 21 oa tM Mlaa iDDt River Dflar Quincy\ JU., a few mllH from H.anntba . Coiur dcftnd(td bb do('ittloo to p~rmll the u le of un t111th1lul ed S47 million worth of keroat!nt> a nd diesel fuel, aayln1 "Tbey •hip wi one and onc·ball mUUoo Word' f Carter Emulates Groucho J\BOAHI> T ll E DELTA Qt..:EEN tA P l Was tha t a (;ruud10 Marx look·ahke flualtnK down the Mts:>is&1pp1 Haver» No, it was the president of the t 'nilt'd Statt•s < Rl•lated story , A20.) /\':> the nverboat Delta Queen pulled away from crowds al K~kuk , Iowa, on Wednesday night, Prest· dent Carter pulled on a Groucho Marx disguise black eyeglass frames with a big nose and mustache attached. The disguise was given to 11-year·old Amy Carter during the firs t family's Mississippi cruise. But two aides s ummoned to the deck by the presid ent were ente rtained by Carter himself, de· lightcdly mug.iin6{ it up. l',....Pa.,eAJ DOCTOR TESTIFIES. • • De fe nse attorney Bernard Segal s tarted questioning by asking MacDonald why he has never remarried. MacDonald cleared his throat, paused . and said, "I can't forget my wife and children ... We lived together. We share together almost ev· erything. We had a good Ure. We were a ll friends ." F.arlier in the day. U.S. Dis· tnct Court Judge Franklin Dupree ruled that a 90·page re· port by the Army in 1970 which found charges ug ainst Mac· Dt•nalcl "not trut.'" was not ad miss1hlC' in his murdl•r trial He 11'.'sti fiC'd in 1970 at the Army invt•stigallvc hearing that d<•an·d him of th1• t'hargc·s. In 1974 <Hiii 1!175 ht· <lf>IH'<•fl·ri h1•r11n· tllt' flo<li·r:il grand JUry that 1ncltl'11•d him f:iu·h 11 m1· he !tolls the -;tory, he told The Associated Prl''iS in a rPl'<'nl tntcrvi CW, it take!. off a pound of fle'ih " 111 ... l<iwycrl>, c<tll1ng several 1w11plr who knl'w him in 1970, .ir1• trvin~ 10 ~hnw MacDonald Wei" lt IOVlnf.( father and husband "'ho had, in the words of al lot nt•\ W<.1d1· SnJJth's opening ar i.:umcnl, · hf1• motives. not tfr ,1th. rnol1 v1•.., " \1<11•1>onah.I grew up rn Pal cogue. N Y Ile mPt his wife, ('oll"tte. whill' a tee11a~er, dating ht•r on and off. T hey m arried after his junior year al Prince· ton and K imberly was born while he was a senior . They m oved to Chicago, where Mac- Donald went to Northwestern Medical School. Kristen was born his senlor year. After his Internship, the next stop was to be a residency at Yale in orthopedic surgery. The Army interfered. He enlisted, he $aid , rather than be drarted while in training. Colette stayed with Mac· Don a ld's mother while Mac· Donald was In Army training. When she round she was going to be joining him at Fort Bragg her reaction was "absolute ecstasy. Tears flowed down her face," MacDonald's mother, Dorothy, testified Wednesday. "I j ust perceived real happl· ness there," Mrs. MucDoanald said of the family Prosecutors are trying to show I he marriage was deteriorating. Colette's mother, Mildred ·.K assab of Cranbury , N.J ., t c11lified earlier that Colette ap· pt.'ared unhappy. She also said 11he thought MacDonald h ad heea rude and unfeeling after the deaths. Mrs. MacDonald, however, OflANOSCOMT DAILY PILOT ......... ~o.11,,., .. "''"'·"~"•'<-"' ,,, __ .............. IMJl ....... ,, ... o._ (o•"' ~IJll\1111>qC-• )op.>••'""'"'°'".,. °"DH....., ~•Y 1...-0U9"' ,.,.,a•• , . ., GM•-... .., H•-' e.Mft, H.-.4"'400ft IN<l(ft/- •elfllll Y•tlrv "".....,_I ~8••<"''~''-(M\t A \t"41" t~torWtt Mflt~ tt~~ MfvtNn_.,., \twM•O T~ f)ftnctoet OVOl""'nt p4.nt It .. , llO w•" "•" M,..... r Mt•,... ... C.•ot•""'• ,,.,. ·-""-Pt•\lrkfllt .-#Wt fltutlf1"""' Joo• C..W• Vic.• ,,,.,tO*f'I •nd 0t"'"at M.IMQll" T-IC-ldU .. Tl>•""''A M.....,._ MA1n10•11t f!<lilor CMl'lo•" ...-, aldOl.-f Nell .. ,.,., • .,, w ............ . ' 'THOUGHT l'D BE KILLED' t>r. MacDonald Te1tttle1 i.aid her son was torn by gncf after the killings "You tould feel the desperate loneliness . There wer e times when he would break down and weep," she said. Mrs. Kassab a nd her husband. Alfred. pushed for a reinvestiga· tlon ·or the killings and the even· tual indictments. f',.._PageAI EXECUTE. • Pi lot Park Gould or Alta Sierra aviation in Carson City said the prisoner "chatted all the way down. He was very pleasant. He rem arked about the flight." Bishop was accompanied by two federal marshals and en· tered a waiting car with two Lu Vegas police detectives, then sped away for the downtown court bouae. Bishop, 46, is scheduled lo die Monday in the gas chamber at Carson City for the December 1977 slaying of David Ballard, a Baltimore newlywed killed dur· ing a holdup al a Las Vegas casino. Bishop has said that while he would prefer a llle sentence, he felt be bad no chance for a com· mutation ftom the state Pardons Board and would rather be put lo death than go throu1h the tor· ment of repealed stays of execu· ti on. Dr. Jerry Howle, who in· terviewed Bishop, luued a psychiatric report saying Blahop appeared to be antiaoclal and unusually relaxed but la sane. He said Bl.shop "does have the capacity to appreciate hl11 posi· tton and make a rational choice with respect to continuinl or abandoning further UUaaUoo." Both Blabop and the atate coo· tend att4rneys Kirk Lenhard -and George Franzen, who filed the petition for the stay, have no legal standing in the case. Depu· ty Attorney General Ed Taylor argued that the "next friend" principle under whlch the two filed the petition "may not be utlll1ed for the purpoee or allow· tn1 intruders or uninvited med· dlers" to intervene. Lenhard uld be belleved Claiborne "mlfbt be prepared" for a nalinl from tbe benc-.. He aald be dkl DOl know what the DH.t step would be lf tbe atay ... dialed. "Tben are pther 1roupe that could appeal tbla, ol COW"M," Lenhard aald. ''I'm 1ola1 to have lo cl'Oll that b~• when I 1et to It, lf that occurs. barnta ol °'1 evll"1 day." Carter encou.n.l.end bl• deb9t· lnl partner on the wq to 1pend· h>& several ho4&n al_....lAI ln Hannibal, bom...,._ ol Saanael Clemem and tm Ut.rary erea· Uon, Tom Sawyer, Tho un&dti otlfled man wbo queatlOfted Carter was pMrt of a crowd ot about 300 who greeted carter when be climbed over· boerd lbortly before 5 o'clock and b91an 1baklq hands . He told the pretldent his Ir•· n1an brolher·m·law who worked for Bell Helicopter In Iran had Juat been released from prison there Before approvin& the s ale of U.S. refined oll products, the man demanded to know, "Why couldn't we get a reasonable as· surancc that they would take care or huma n rights over there?" "All we had to do was get an assurnnce that lhey would start anal~%lng this and not treating people rotten because they were dealing with Ame ricana," he said. lo the mids t or the bad1ertng, Carter calmed the man enough lo say, "You won't let me answer your question." Referring to Khomelnt, the Iranian ruler, Carter said: "I don't approve or his government but the fact is that they s hip us about one and one-half million barrels of oll every day. One time they asked us to send them a million barrels back." Carter explained that tbe Unit· ed States receives 50 million barrels or oil a month from lran and that they requested. due to sabotage or a refinery, one lhlp- mentor kerOflene. As ked the president: "You want me to tell them (the Ira· nlan1), 'Don't sh1p us any oil'?" Someone in the audience 1ald, "Maybe we'd be better off lf they didn't ." Carter, in a clearly sarcastic tone of voice. replied . "Maybe so, we can do without it." The man finally conceded that Carter 's decision was "reasona· ble ·' but still asked why Carter couldn't win at least a "worth· less assurance that they will look into some or their human rights violations." Carter told the man . "You'n· the best question asker I ever saw but you don't give me u chance to answer." He re.Unded the man that no Americans were killed when they were evacuated during the Iranian revolution this year. "They could h ave k illed Americans but they didn't.'' Carter said. As the debate ended. one of the man 's companions called out to the president, "I think you're doing a hell or a good job." The dialogue took place over a chaln·link fence. with the crowd watching quietly and sever al of the man's companions interj~t· Ing an occasional comment. Some members or the c rowd had been waiting all nlght, and dur· ing a few r ain showers, to see the president. The president, who wore blue jeans and a windbreaker, spoke calmly and ly, showing no display o emper~ol. His de· bater · not raisenis voice either, though bis voice car· rled a 1ood deal or passion. Secret Service agents calmly watched the debate. Today's acUvltiea mark the nexl·tO·last scheduled s top on the rirst family's s even-day crulae down the Mlsal111ippi on the stemwheeler Delta Queen. 22 Killed By Kurdish TEHRAN, Iran <AP> Kurdish rebels killed an army commander and 21 troops In heavy fighting near the town or Saquez lo northwestern Iran lo· day aa Arab militants ln Khuzestan threatened renewed violence in their oll·ricb prov· Ince to the south, the official Pars news agency reported. Pars did not identify the dead commandet. of the 28th dlvlaion, but added that 15 soldiers were also wounded ln the action near Saquez. It gave no casualty figures for the KurdJ. Pars said 11 troops and 75 rebel• were killed lD clashes Wednesday. It aald the 28th division, bated In Sanandaj 100 mllet IOUtb ·of Saquez, was rushed to the area aner heavy fighting broke out betw.., government forces and th• KurdiBh rebels, wbo are bat· tllnl for more aelf·rule. PILOT PRESENTS PUU PREJ'IEW Toda1'1 Dally Pllot pNNDtl a preview of 9outb Cout Plua'a fall f ub.klfw, Look for 52nd St. Welt, a 12· P•I• maculoe wtUl ttori• uc1 pbotoa ••rb11tltn1 • com· parlaon o ""' York ••d Calllornl• futuom. Deify,,_-~ •k -tl ·- COUNTY FIAEM!N ATTACK BLAZE AT IAVINE HOME Twe>ltory Residence Gutted In Village of GreentrH Fire Destroys lroine Home; Umsed Probed A spectacuar house fin' ca~t a s m oky pall over thl' I r\'lnt· village of Gr<>t.'ntrt'e Wedm·sda) afte rnoon as flames <'ngulft-d a nd dest royl' ''' 1 h1• l111m1• ~ h•·n fire and Police unit~ arrned <Jl the scene at ahout I p m '"ll was npp1ng.·· Hawkins said or the fi re's progress. It took 30 fire fighters more than 30 minutes to control thl' blaz.<'. whtt'h scon·h<'d an adJa ritnl home but did no nthf·r damage lo ne11(hbor1n j! strul turl'.'s No one wa::. 1nJurt•d namage estimatt•s wt·r1· plat'ed at about S 105.000. police and fire spokesmen said , with the home almost a total lo!'ls On ly the garage 1mrvived intart The home 1s owned by Gaylord Sigman, but H"wkios s aid neither he or any member of his family was at home when the fire broke out. Neighbors reported the fire , but calls telling or smoke and flames poured in from homes a nd schools hlocks a way. Hawkins said He said investigators have not yet determined a cause for the blaze, which they believe, moy have started In the kitchen area Falling Rig Kills I INTRACOASTAL CITY. La CAP) -One man was killed and three others we re Injured when an offshore oil derrick In the Gulf of Mexico collapsed. or - ficlals said The victims were not immediately Identified. f'romP~AJ FIRE ... estimate yet on damage to con· tents. He said officials are looking into two po5Sible causes of th1· fire a spill that might huv~ '><' curred w1th flammable acetones and alcohols stored in tht' room. or some sort of t'hcm1cal reac t1on from the plasltcs mixing and healing process The process bt>tng us f-d in th~ room "as <• n•·"' tint-llt-nd1·n.1111 s111d ?'\ a r m t• (J a d I \ I ' I I) fl II ( t'l'lane5e Corp . 15 1nvoln·d an plasucs rest•arch and de\elop ment It has bee n the s ite o r numerous small explosion' and fires. mcludln~·four or fl\e \his \'ear. Henderson said. hut nom• ;)f lhe ma~nitudt• o f W ed Of•Mfa\ 'c, tncldt•nt 't' est<"rdci~ v. a~ t•nl 1 rf•ly d1f ferenl." he 5a1d It v. ••!> a m.i JOr fire .. The other in<'1dcnt'I have tn· volved C'hem1cal r l'art1onc; producing heat. gases and !tome toxic smoke but no open flame. Henderson said. Henderson said it is possible some tox.lc gases were released during We dnesday 's fire bul said. "We don't feel that It wa.s an y great thre a t to th e neighborhood." He said there aren't any res· idential fumes that could threaten the health of neighbo~. Narmco, located adjacent to a number of residences. has been the subject of numerous com· plaints by neighbors. Henderson said the unhappy proximity occurred because Narmco was built aome years before the city incorporated and that county officials at that Ume allowed residences to be built nearby. « Jetliner . Hijacker Gives Up PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -~ man pn9Cend1q to carry a boml hlJatked a Unli.d Ah'llDes m carrying 119 people from Portland to Loa Angeles and forced the plane to return tel Portland. where be aurreDdered early today, the FBI said. All 112 passengers and aeveD crew members left the aircraft unharmed, the FBI said . The man gave himself up at 2· 25 a .m. and was takea into custody by the FBI whid1 iden· titled the suspect as James R. Allbee. 218, of Portland. The airport bomb s quad opened the package be said was an explosive device and con- firmed It was not a bomb. Authorities djd not reveal the contenta of the packaae. •'The onJy demand that has been made is that the man want· ed to come back to Portland," aa ld FBI spoteam~n Bill Williama. Williama aaid that tbe cue would be turned over to the U.S. attorney's office and that Allbee would be arraigned later today before a U.S. magistrate. He aald the FBI wo4ld have no comment on a possible motive for tbe hijacking except to say •·you can be assured lt was not a terrorist act or anythlnc of that nature." Negotiations were conducted ove r the air c r a ft 's radio, Williams said. Several hours earlier, an ex· plosive devtce and an extortioo note directed to United were found al the Portland lnt.ema· t ional Airport, but authorities ~aid 1t did not appear the two in- cidents were related. That de- vice was defused without inci· dent Allt>N• was invo lved in a 1975 extorti1m C8b<' and during the hi· Jack episode asked to see Portland Pobce Lt Rob Aichele, one or the officers who dealt with Allhee at tha t time, Wdl1am5 said f 'nntt Poge A I ATIORNEY '"Who was shooting, we don't know." V1zzohn1 saJd. Oppen retired from his law pract1t'e a boot two years ago. li e wu ., de<sc r1bed as a ma'"crH·k rn Santa Barbara's ll•Jo?al community who rose lo prom1nenrc for repr esentm~ t'Om merc1aJ fishermen in a su1l a~ainst oil compani es after the 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill. Oppen reportedly got a sizea· ble financial settlement for the fi!ihermen who conte nded the oil seriously hurt fishing In the area. 111 s boat was named the "Chronic Bitcher " apparently in response to an oil company of· ficial's rem ark alter the oil spill that Santa Barbara is "a com· munlty or chronic bitchen." Before moving to Santa Barbara. Oppen was an attorney in the Los AnJeles area where he orrce sued Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in an attempt to prevent conversion to all-di&it dialing. One friend, who declined to be Identified, said Oppen 's eyeaiabt was failing and be bad a bad Je1 that gave him considerable pain. Oppen is s urvived by bis widow, Marilyn, and twin daughters. Newport Surf and Sport ... END OF SUMMER SAVINGS SB.ICTIO MEN'S SHIRTS 10,. Iott, Offlhon, 1..tt .... G..tl 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIH'S SWIMWlAlt 10, ...... OfflMn, s-M. nr.1 25°/o OFF IOYS SWIMWEAR 10,. OfttMH. _..,50°/o OFF 10Ys SHOITS • SHOIT PAMn co, ..... ~12 0°/o OFF ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADllS 01tssu & sroanw1Al2 5°/o-50°/o OFF Store I 22!~ ..... . rw;rw:::a-•.. ..., = m Store2 210112 ....-.... .......... 67J·11H ....... 17 .. . Orange Coast EDI T IO N Today'• Closing N.Y. S toeks VOL. 72, NO. 235, .. SECTIONS, 56 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1979 N F IFTEEN CENTS Daring Duo to BulJIJle Long Distanee' Bruce Milo t' 1.nd C urt1 ~ Shelley an aom& tn try to swim from Avalon to Newport ~urh under water They swd their proJecl was tn spired to aad the Ora nge County Chapter or the Amen can Red Cross, medical science and their diving business. in that order But -Milne. 30. and Shelley, 22. are serious about what they want to accomplish on Sept. t s und are approaching their proJ· ect very carefully The two men wiU swim six to 10 feet below the surface. just deep enough to get below lbe s urge of the s wells. They'll sur· face hourly, they say. -They'll take a battery of Judgment and coordination tests to gauge mental fatigue. And they may have to be grabbing some h igh energy snacks to make up for body heat losses from s wimming under water. trip time down.·· The i ns pira ti on for the marathon s cuba dive came about s ix weeks ago when Milne and Shelley were taking a group of divers to Cat.alma for an out- ing. Shelley estimates it. will take them 12 hours to ge t from Avalon to the Newport Pier The trips to the surface will serve several functions · Milne and Shelley will baveto· change air tanks They sat on the deck of the boat carrying them to the island. d1 scuss1n g thei r bus iness. Nautilus Diving Adventur~ and Some people might c~1der them funny farm ca ndidate:. or shark bait Th e y 'll b e u s ing Aqua Scooten>, motorued devices that can puU them through the water at up to 4 mph They'll take a batte ry of ca rd10-pulmona r y fun ction tests "With any luck. we can keep the surface visits at less than 10 minutes." Shelley commented. "That should keep our overall tStt SWIM. Page A2J MIL.Ml -Carter, Worker Debate Oil Sale 0 •11• ...... ~ .. , lh0.ar41 IC_ .. , FIREFIGHTERS SHOOT BLAZE FROM AERIAL RIG Spill, Chemlcel Reectlon Mey Hewe Ceused Fire Tuv Men Critical In Mesa Plant Fire By JACKIE HYMAN Ot -o.lly f'Met Suff Two men remained in critical eoodition today after a flash ftre broke out Wednesday in a Costa Mesa plastics plant where they were working, Costa Mesa fire officials said today. Fire Marshal Russ Henderson said Larry C Cercone, 34, of stantcn. and George E. Seaman. i'7. of Orange, were taken to UC Irvine Medical Center's bum un· ti after the 3: 11 p.m . blue . al Narmco Materials Inc., 600 Vic~ toria St. • He said Cercone, a group leader in process engineering wbo had worked at Nannco for t#O yean, wu burned over 40 percent of bia body. Seaman. a production s upervisor al Narmco for 31 years, was barned over 60 percent ol his --)'. Keodenaa Hid officials are still investigating the cause of the blaze that poured thick black smoke into the air and forced the closure of Victoria Street, re- s u lli ng in traffic jams on parallel streets. The building in which the fiash fire broke out, possibly with a smaU explosion, was specially designed with sprinklers, extra ventilation and explosion-proof electrical equipment to r esist fires, Henderson said. lilattalion Chief Ed Lewis, who headed tbe firefiRMinj( ac · tivities, said sprinklers con- trolled the fire within the build· ing while firemen fought flames that bad spread to the roof. He said no other bulldin1s were threatened. The fire was controlled by 3:30 p.m .. 19 minutes after it was spotted by a police helicopter patrolling the area. Two fire en1lnes. a ladder truck and a fire squad vehicle were senf to the scene. Henclenan said dama1e to the building is estimated at under 15,000, but officials have no uUmate yet on damage to con· te11ts. He said otfldala are lookin1 into l~ poMlble cau.aes of the fire: a spill that mJtht have OC· curred with flammable acetones and alcohols atored in lhe room. or lome IOl't ol chemical reac· lion from the pltstJca mlx1n1 and beelinl process. Export To Iran Mn,ture o f Steel Ba lls and Gelatin J 1111( . Assailed HANNIBAL. Mo I A P I • Pres ident Carter engaged in a six-minute debate at 5 a.m. to day with an auto worker who v rgor o us ly dis ai.:r ecd wit h Carter 's decision to permit the export of American oil products to Iran. "What we don't understand 1s why the Ayatolla h Khomeini 15 doing this to the people over there. executing them . und mort> or less we are condoning it"·· the ma n asked Carter. The dialogue occurred as the Delta Queen steamboat stopped at Lock 21 on the Mississippi River near Quincy, Ill .. a few miles from Hannibal. OHSM04'« YWSML \ I 70 tt r STOPPING THE RUNAWAY WELL FLOW DIAGRAM Trying to Plug the Leak .. ,. .. , . .,.. .. Carter defended his decision to permit the sale or an eslimat· ed $47 million worth of kerosene and diesel fuel, saying .. They ship us one and one-half million barrels of oil every day." Carter encountered his debat Ing partner on the way to spend· ing s everal hours sigh tseeing in Hannibal, hometown or Samuel Clemens and his literary crca· tion. Tom Sawyer. This diagram illustrates the method bemg used by specia lists to try and s top oil flow fro m a runa wav well off the Me xican coast. Thousands of tennis ball -s ized s teel and lead balls. along with <i gela tin m ix · tun.'.· are being pumped into the well to trv to cut back the flow of a n estima ted 30·.ooo barrels of 011 pe r day. The man who questioned Carter was part or a crowd of about 300 who g reeted Carter whe n he climbed over board shortly before 5 o'clock an<i · began shaking hands. tie wa~ identified as John Lynn. JO, of Quincy. New Patton Trial Ruled He told the president his Ira nian brother-in-la w who worked for Bell Helicopte r in I ran had j ust been released from pnson there. Judge Says Juror's Act Caused Decision Before approving the sale of U.S. refined oil products, the man demanded to know. "Why couldn't we get a reasonable as- surance that they would take ra r e or human rig ht s over there?" "All we had to do was get an assurance that they would s tart analyzing this and not treating people rotten because they were dealing with Ame ricans, .. he said. In the midst or the badgering. Carter calmed the man enough to say, "You won 't let me answer your question." Referring to Khomeini . the lranian ruler. Carter said "f · don't approve of his government but the fact 1s that they shi p us about one and one-half million barrels of oil every day. One lime they asked us to send them a million barrels back ... r Cart.er exolained that the Unit· <See DEBATE. P age A2) O•tlf I'll .. S!Mi - GETS NEW TRIAL Gery Wayne Patton Thieves Eyed Neighbors Wait to Call Cops Westminster police figure they'd bette r take their crime prevention program back lo an upper middle-class neighborhood in the northwest corner or their city. "WE MUST HA VE MISSED somebody." a police sergeant woefully reported today. Three men In a cocoa·brown pickup truck broke into the rear ot the Herbert Mlnlzes home, 13681 University St .. aboui 1:15 p.m . Tuesday. Tbe trio, described as Latins1 t.ook their lime, leisurely ransackine the home. police aa1d, as a neichbor woman watched. THEY oaOVE OFF with a coin collection and mink coat and Sl.800 worth of televblon aeta, cameras. watches and tape recorders, offlcers reported. TM watchful but hesitant nel1hbor flnally called poUce -two and a hall houra later. "And she didn't aet thetr license plat. number ," mu.aed the Hr1eant. Ry t-~R EDERICK SCHOEMEHL Ol l,_ 0•"• I'll .. S~tt In what he later described a~ lhl' toughest dec1s1on I've ever madt>." Orange County Supenor Court judge TC'd Millard ordereo a new trial Wednesday for G<1 ry Wayne Patton. an Irvine al· to rnc\ convicted 1n June of murdenng his bride" Judge• Millard fought to con· trol hi~ emotion~ as he ruled that a Ju ror had acted improperly by discussing th e l·asc wit h a former jUTOr who had been ex· cused from hearing the case because of a family eme rgency The ruling followed a day and Newport Zone Restriction Before Panel Newport Beach city orricials want lo be sure that houses built o n th e c liff bes ide Oce an Boulevard in Corona del Mar are no higher than the curb. T o night p l anning c om · missioners will get a look at 11 zoning ordinance which would make that height limit law. The height of buildings on Ocean Boulevard is c urrently handled on a case-by-case basis. using a council policy aimed at preserving the ocean view from the street and the public park that runs a long the roadway from Goldenrod A venue to Pop· py Avenue. The curb-height policy means that houses built on Ocean must extend down the cliff face. The enactment or a law ~pecifying that curb height limit was sug· rested by the city attorney because the ionin1 law for Corona del M ar technically could include the cliff houses on Ocean Boulevard. If that law were appJle d . the bulldin1 helghta could extend as hl1b as 29 feet wtlh an averaae height of 24 feet. A city spokesman ex· plained that the chaQJe wu be· Ina sought to gl\le 1 reate r strength to the curb helCht policy which hu been In effect for .everal years ,.., - .1 ha lf of nc:.irly non~top <t rgu mt•nt by Putton':. attornl'y. Alan Stok kt• and tht> pro:-<·c uto r Dl•puty D1stnct Allornc.r Paul ~1 l'.}'Cr Patton. his parents and other~ present 1n the <·ourtroom sat in an awkwurd silence fur s everul momenL'> after Millard made the ruhn~ in :.in emotional manner and then left the courtroom During a l ~1ter intcrvu•w, lht• jurist said t hal thl· •tt·t1ons of juror John L K ing of Anaheim could haw .. prejudiced" the dt• fend ant. Pa tton. :15. was convicted of SC('Ond degret• m urder in the -.hooting death of K athe rine Leigh Patton. 23. on Nov . 18 1978 The couple had been mar ried for two months. According to testimony in hrs "even-week trial. Mr:. Patton was attempting to move out of the house when Patton confront· ed he r w i th a 22 c aliber automatic pi stol. Mi Ila rd said that affidavits <See PATTON, Page A2 l Coas t Weather Patchy low clouds and local fog early mornings. Otherwise fair through Friday with variable high c lo uds . Highs ranging from upper 70s to 80s at the be aches to the mid-80s Inland. Lows tonight 58 to 66. INSIDE TODA\' The oil indiutry hoa bet JI .5 billion thffe it oU ond got in the Atlantic oft Atlantic Cit11. N.J. StOf'll, photo Page Al. l•tl@x Al 'l'-s.tYIC• AU AMI~ Cl ....... 114 ..... • ,,,.. ~· Q M•l••I ,.,., ""n .. L. M. .... A• NelleMI """ a.t1 ... t ... , Of•• C-Y C•I~ AS f'llMK ... 1( .. A4 "" ClenU*9 C .. U U .... '1 C-kt ., Sye.le ~ II ,....... .. '"'1• 11-t De• M.-C.. N S .. 0 MffMO I I l •lttnel .... , Tele•ltlell l lt ... ..,...-' 11•11 "' .. ''" 11•11 , .. ,....... Cl..J WHI-A4 ... _... g ~ .. -... ,....,,,.,_ Ill ------. --·--·--------- ... A2 OA&L Y PILOT N fhul}dax. Auautt 23, 1979 Attorney Shot DEBATE WITH CARTER •• Mystery Death Still Probed eel Statet refelvea 50 mlmon barrell ol oll • monlh fN>m Iran and that I.bey r.q\Milt.ed, d\M to aabolate ot a ~nery, one ahlp- meat ol k..a.ene. Asked the preaid.ut "You want me to telJ lhem C lhe Ira nlan1). 'Don't ship \UI any oU'"'' Someoot' ln lbe 1udlence &aid. "Maybe we'd be bettt"r olf tl they didn't " Cuter. m a clearly aucuUc tone ot voare, replied: "Maybe :so. we can do wit.bout lt." 'r he man ftnally coaceded that Carter's dcclllon was "reuona bltt" but sUll .aked why Cu t.,r couldn't win at least • "worth leaa uaurance that lbey will look into fjOllle of lhtM human riahla violaUona " Carter told Lbe man· "You're lbe beat question aaker I ever ~aw but you don't give me a c:bance to answer " _ He reminded the man that no Ame ricans were killed when they were evacuated durin& lbe Ira nian revolution this year "T hey could h ave kille d Americans but they didn't ," Carter said. As the debate ended , one of the man's companions called out to the president. ''I think you're domg a hell or a good job." The dialogue took place over a Huntington Man Turns Death Tale By STEVE MARBLE 01 tM Delly "le4 S .. " A 51-year -o ld Huntington Beach man, who told authorities earlier this month he killed his ~randfathcr 16 years ago at a rural Ill in ois far m h ouse . ple aded innocent Wednesday at his a rraignment Manon Ma rkham as in custody an Blandinsville. Ill .. on $15,0001 bail when~ tlC' was taken after telling polJcc in Flagstaff, Anz., that he shot his grandfather following a family dispute. lllinoas authonties said the professiona l ~ro unds k ce pe r s i~n ed a confession and in- formed them his m other took the blam e for thl' March 31, 1963, killing. Police said thr mother. Lois Markham, died last year and wa'i never chargt><l an the shoot· ang Mc Donald County Sheriff John Bli ven in Illinois said Markham told him he wanted to clear his mother's name and to get the shooting ·off his chest." Bliven, who was the original investigator or the shooting, said .Markham':. grandfather, Sterl· ing Rr.~rt..... was fo und at his 61andiru.valle farmhouse dead from a shotgun blast to his head fl e s aid Roberts and Mrs. Markham had been fi ghting and 5hc told sheriff's officers she shot hN father. Bliven said she was cove red with blood and had been badly beaten. Bliven said the district at- ~orney ruled the shooting was aelf-defense. ··w e round Markham at a restaurant in town with a b\Dlch of friends," recalled the sheriff. "He told us he hadn't been out to the farmhouse that morning." Police claim Markham .told them his mother called him the day of the shooting and reported her father was trying to kill her. Markham, who was employed as a groundskeeper at Knott's Berry Farm until last June, told pobce his mother agreed to take the blame and told him to leave the area. Police said Markham in- formed them he had lived in H untingt.on Beach since 1972. The Huntington Beach man. who was a high school football sta r in Blandinsville, apparently was driving back to llllnois to make a confession, police aaid. He stopped in Flaastaff to re· port tbe loss of hiA wallet and de- cided to turn himself in, a1,1thortt.les noted. OftANOl COM'T N DAILY PILOT f Pw0f.9ft0* CN1' ()eity ~ ......... W'Mc,..,,fltM.-n·-.... ~-.1.,..1-b~• ... o.-(o•>\IP...,kNftlC-....,., • .-,_. ... publlt.lued ~y ~tOUO"' f'r'°9y fOf' Ceo\t• ,... .. , N.--1 9ff<,ll, ........ ._.,.. .... n1~ tAll'\V•1tfy, lrvtN',~-..Cft/....,.,,.COftt A _._, .. _...,,., .. _,_S..ww.,._ -. .... ,,.. -lpel ............... -.... "' wn1•••MJW1.C.t.t-.c.i1-..._ ._. ... ---·-I'll*• .... *"'~ ., ......... doj\. __ .. ...._. ,, •• , ...... ('714)..., a111lfl..i uw • .....,......,. chaln·liat f9DCe, wlth the crowd w1td\I."' quJetly and aneral ot tbe mu'a companiona lnt.'*t· 1n1 an oceulonal comment. Somt memben ol the crowd bed be.-. waltlnl all nl1Jal. and dur· 1n1 a fe• rain showera, lo aee lhe pree.idenl Thf p~t. who wore blue Jean• and a wtndbreaker. apolte calmly and aof\ly, 1howlnc no dlaplay ot t.mperamC!Dl. Ilia de· bater did not raise Illa volte ellhtr. aJthouth hla voice car rled a tood deal of pa11loo. Today'a .cllvallH mark the next-to la1t 11ched11led stop uo the flut r1 mlly'1 aeven·day c rulae down the Mlulsslppi oo lhe alemwheel&r Oelt• "ueen Secret S.:rv1ce •Ktmlfi calmly watched t.he debate ,.~,...Pop Al PATTON ... filed with the court showed thBl King discussed lhe case with u cused juror Belin Teano, also of Anaheim, during the first day of jury deliberations. Mrs. Teano bad been excused the previous day, M ili a rd sa1d. a fte r telling the judge he r husband, who had underaone surgery, required her care. King, Millard said, telephoned Mrs. Teano to check on her husband's condition. The con- versation later turned to the Patton case, Millard said. Millard said King violated the admonishment given in all criminal cases that jurors not discuss lhe matter outside the courtroom. and indicated he will explore the possibility or finding King in contempt or court for his •lleged actions. Millard also faulted King for not divulging dunng jury selec · lion questioning that he had un · d e r gon e lhre 0 yea r s o r psychiatnc care That could have had an errert on the Patton verdict because the Irvine attorney used an an sanity defense. The Jury found Patton sane at the tame of the shooting. Later Wedne sday . Millard granted Patton $100,000 bail. which his puenls a re expected to post. Stokke said Patton then will be moved from Orange Count y Jail lo a Santa Ana psychiatric hospital where he will be confined without pass privi leRe~ Sept. 11 was set for further proceedings in advance of the second trial Millard has bee n on the S uperior Court be nc h since January, after unseating Judge Richard Hamilton in a holly con- tested election Millard is a former deputy district attorney. Mr. Penhall Dies at 84; Rites Slated Private funeral services will be held Saturday for Orange County native Merton E . Penhall who dJed Wednesday at the age or 84. Mr. Penhall was born in Westminster and was a long- time resident of Newport Beach. He wu a veteran of World War 1, in which he served wilh the 96th Aero Squadron. Mr. Penhall operated Orange County's Penhall Trucking Com- pany for SS years. Visitation bas been scheduled for Friday from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the S m ith a nd Tuth ill Westcliff Chapel, 427 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. OallJ ,, ... $wtf ,_ /tlusi~alCondurtor? Ron Luciano appears to be conducting a s ymphony o r· c hestr a. but he's really JUSt µlaying up to fa ns behind the first b ase dugout. Luciano. an Ame ri{'an League um· pire, helped pres ide over the Angels-Indians ~ame at Anaheim Stadium We dnesday. which was a nything but a masterpiece For story a nd additional photos. see Page Bl Nixon Hits Snag For NY Apartment NEW YORK <AP> f'lnding a s uitable apartment in Manhat- tan is a feat no matter who you are, but for Richard M Nixon 1\ is becoming a prolon~cd ordt:al The five-member board of managers or the Fifth Avenue condominium building where the former president has agreed to purchase a 12-room apartment withheld a vote Wedne:.day that was expected to approve lhl' sale. The purchase agreement for the f our bed r oo m . four b a t h r o o m a p a r l m c· n t o r Ab ra h am ll1 r sc hfc lrl . a m1lhonaire builder, was signed by Nixon's lawyers last Thu~ day. AJthough the agreement •S not sub1ect to the approval or a bo ard of te n ant!>. as 1n a cooperative buildan~. st«tlf' low gives a condominium's board of managers the right to bloc k a sale by matching the sale pnce. Dr. Charles Roos. a board member, said the board met and reviewed various issues of the proposed purchase. but that "certain ~pects still required c larification, such as security " He said it would be several days before another meeting was held. The purchase agreement did Ml List a price for the apart· ment, but the price was believed to be nearly $1 million, to be paid in caah at the sale's closing later this year. The apartment's monthly maintenance charge re· portedly is St,200. The apartment overlooks Cen· tr al Park and occupies the en- tire seventh noor or 817 Fifth Ave., at 62nd Street. which is on the same street where Nixon 2 H08tages Freed and his w1fr. Pat. lived bcforl' his 1968 pr1:!>1dent1a l l'leclion Earlier lhtl> month. Nixon w1thdn·w a $750,000 ofh-r lu hU) a n111e> room duplex pt'nthoU...,l' Ill l!J £ 7lnd Sl afl t:r rc:i.1dent.s or the Madii.on Avenue: co-0p op pos ed hi s res ide ncy. citing security problems and possible invasion of privacy as a result of his noton cty Store Robbed Of Clothing In Newport - OHic1als at the Newport Beach N<>1m a n M:Jrcui. departme nt ~tore toda y were tnll yang lhelr losses from a burglary Tuesday night. Police said it appeared highly skilled thieves "twisted out" one of the store's deadbolt locks at a bout 9.JO p.m and swiftly en· tered the store. removed a rack of men's swts and fled before police could arrive on the scene. Orficers were alert<'d to the bre ak·in when the burglars tripped the store's alarm. Arrav· Ing within minutes or the sound· Ing of the alarm, officers said they found only the pole which once held the suits lying on the floor near the unlocked door. By JOANNE R£YNOLD6 Ol-0.llY .......... S anta Barbara County Sheriff's deputlea aald today the m ysterious death of oll com- pany-fighting attorney J ame• Oppen remains unsolved. Oppen, 58, was found shot to death TUesday night on bis 41· foot cabin crusier "Chronic Bitcber." Hls body was dis· covered on the vesael after he bad radioed a distreH call that he wu belna kidnapped and tortured and shot at. Wu lt murder or suicide~ A spokesman for the Santa Barbara Sheriff said today lbat question la tlill unanswered pending th e out c ome o r laboratory tests conducted as part of the autopsy done Wed· nesday. The suicide theory apparently gained aome credence Wednes- dav. Oppen dJed or a single guruihot to the base of the neck. accordrng to sheriff's officials who said more weapons were found on the boat. Sourees close to lbe invest.lea· lion reportedly have aald they are certain the lawyer's death was a suicide, apparently staged - to look like a murde r lnvesti"ators pubUcaTy were · more cautious in their state· ments about the case. Sheriff's C apt . Jim Viuolini said homicide has not been ruled out He said investigators were studying a tape of Oppen's may- day call in which he said he had been kidnapped and was being tortured but was tem poranly free and able to uae the rad.lo. F,...Pa.,AJ SWIM ... so mehow hit upon the long· dist a nee project Since thl'n . lhef ,.,, t>.>en l1rung up dunon. of \"Hr~thang from r11 .. d1 c·al i.en ices lfJ ~r><·c1al cum r11un1 cat1ons t:qu1pment Their i>lan calls for use of tv.o large l'Scort boats . .!>maller whaler·saze patrol boats and two inflatable safely launches wh1cb will each carry a rescue diver The notJon of turning the Ion~· distance underv.ater sv. 1m tnt() d benefit jUSt l>Ort of naturally ft-II C1 nl o th l' R ed Cro5 i, a.!> benefi ciary because of that ur gan1zaiton's waler 5a fety pro gr ams. "What we e doing 1s looking for pledges or donations or either cash to the Red Cross· water s a fety progi:am& or of blood from people who hke the idea," Milne said "Part of the idea came from the image that sc uba has ... Shelley added "You only hear of it when tnere's an accident and someone dl"S ." Maine explained. adding that "we're not planning on bav- in~ that happen." The two men concede they've pic ked an extre me ly t ough project. They're traming for it while trying to run their di ving c I asse:.. and coordinate the project at thes.me time. Traarung at present is six lo eight nules or road work and a couple lloors or exercises daily, but they want to be able to get up to sax hours a day of conda· tioning work by the end of the month. • 11 DEATH UNSOLVED James Oppen, 58 Mesa OKs So01e Store Purchases Members of Costa Mesa'a Red evelopment Agency indicat- ed Wednesday lhey s trongly fa vo r purchasing part of a row of stores on the west side of Newport Bouleva rd between 18th St r ee t a n d H a rbor Roulevard. but not necessanly all of them Ai,:enc•y members, who al!'lo .irl• C1t\ Council ml'mbers. said Jt c1 !>Ludy ... es~1on that a planned com 01rrc1;il n ·lll'\ elopment by tht· ('ll\ r:in :in adja<:Pnl blo<"k m u-.t h.1\ <' .,1,m1· accesi. to !'ii•v. µon ~>ulc\ ~•nl to b.-a s ue l l''>'- l ht'' .1 ho 11 o t '"l th al the =" "'"' uon Ho11l1•\ ;1111 '>tores ha v<.· p a r k 1 n J! .1 n d c 1 r c u I a l t on problems themselve5 and would benefit from some kind of cut, in· volving the remova. of severat stores . to a llow shoppers to use plannPd n('w parking areas in bar l-. orthf' ... trlp A ~i·m·~ m1·m bt•rs ~aid they c .1 n t mJkf· J final decision about "h<Jl to condemn without St'.,lnR -.om<: 1k~•Rn..., a:. to how lhl' total pr<>Jl'C'l will work Tht•\ sa1c1 a design competi· ~•Ort \1) draw up such plans will be d1 scui.!'oed at th<' agency's St'pt 5 m<'t.'ltnl>l Ownt>rs und tenants of the storei. on :-.;ewport Boulevard's v. e"t side have opposed the po$s1ble condcmnauon of their property They have said they are willing to remodel to tie the strip an with a new development behind It At Wednesday's study session, jeweler and property owner J. C Humphries said the owners would support the removal of a few stores 1f necessary to im- prove parking and traffic woes. At the meeting , more amica· ble t ll an s everal pre vious sessions between owners and the agency. half a dozen speakers continued to urge tha t they be allowed to retain their property. Mr. Penhall leaves his son, Alvin P e nhall o f Balboa; daughters, Audrey Mau of Balboa, Marily Knoeller of Camarillo and Janet PenhaU of Santa Ana; sister, Edna Day of Huntington Beach ; 11 grandchildren, and 15 areal· grandchlldren. NEW ORLEANS <AP) Ed Grice, a seminarian tu ken hostage during communion at the Orlean'i Parish jail . was re· leased early today. several hours after two inmates frct?d Ferdinand Barre, a mu11ician also taken hostage during the service. Neither was burl during the eight·hour siege . Newport Surf and Sport The family su11esls memorial contributions to Christ Lutheran Church ot Costa Mesa. Mesa Nude Studio Gets Court Setback A Coata Meta nude modeling Superior Court ruling. the studio studio auffered a setback Wed-mmt close down If It can't ob- nelday in its n1bl to atay in lain a conditional ul'e permit as buinesa when an Orana• Coun· required under the city's zoning ty Superior Court 'udl• aald be ordinance. bellevt1 tbe clty 1 IOlliDC or· Tbe city denied the permit lD dlauce ii COllllUtuUoeal. June, but tbe atud.lo bas bMn al· Judie l'Award Wallin lald be lowed to operate while lt ft1hta plau lo formallae bla opinion at tbe city's decision. u Oet. 10 bearbal into tht c... Aa lbln1s atand now, the of tbe SumblM 8tucllo, SU W. atudJo, which offers nude women ltth St. for photoguphy. aketchln1 or Tbe city bu betn attempUn1 Just conversation, can remain to abut down th• nude m= opeo 1e1ally until the Oct. 10 1tud1o OQ 1roundl that U hearlnf and for 30 daylJ after wltbout a required 1onln1 that, l lta operators dedde to permll. appeal Judie Wallln'a 1onln1 Uadel' tbe wrma of u Mrlier . law declaion. c END OF SUMMER SAVINGS SB.ICTIO MEM·s SHtln co,. '°"· Offlhon .......... G.tt 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIH'S SWIMWIAI 10p. ... o" ..... ~ SlT'at 25°/o OFF • IOYS SWIMWUI IOp. OH .... ,_..,50°/o OFF IOYS SHOITS. SHOtlT PAHTS IOp. ... Offlltenl20°/o OFF , ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADtU DIUSIS a SPOaTSW1A125°/o-S0°/o OFF ·-Mom\1 , frl'"f' Book lloq ·' . With '25 .•.~ f Purr hov Ston I H24Me.,.... ... d. .............. 611·1174 ... ..., Ston2 2101/a M..tMA ... lcAoa I.a.cl 67J-112' 10.t Oely Suspect levels Charges • Tbe Oefendant ln 1a f'ullerton murder and r111pe raff who onc-e dMcribed himself a~ a "!!Oldl"r of G.od" caaim s that has rh1ht to act u hie own attorney was bt" ln1 obatnatUd by Oraoae Coun l1 Jail penonnel 1"be cllarses wen> level~ du• lnf a pre-tnal heartna on a d1i. m •••I m o tion fllt'd belort- Oran1e County SuSW"rtor Court Judte Ted Millard by Kt>Nlelh Richard Hulbert, 21. i.ccust>d ol the Jan 7. 1976. aap t> and murde r of WhttUe1 hflust'w1fr Gina Marie Tishe r, 19 Hulbert also fuct'l> rhurgt>~ that four days later he kid napped. raped and robbed 11 Fullerton <'ommun1ty colleg,t- student and dumped he,. body in Irvine The black-hatred. beanted de fendanl, wearing a while and green leisure .suit cited eight grounds on whic h hP believes jail personnel have attempted to s tymie his de fe nse activities Hulbert claims his reQUC! ·t!- for law books to assist in the preparation in his defonH• hav.- been delayed and that he hai. been housed in a J<tll modulC' com mooly known as the 200. "NObod) told Yf'U tt>;lt ,, wa!. going to be easy lo preo<ire your case. did they., .. Judge Millard interjected al one point dunn~ the hearing Wednesday after noon. The fi rst wttness to testify in Hulbert':-,.. beha lf w as Craig Leland Bi~horse. now in custody awaiting trial in connect10t'l with the murder of Lagun a Beach skateboard part.o: i<ales man Also schedule<' to test1f} was Rober t Edward Cr a n e now a waiting sentencing after being convicted of the 'irst degree murder of Huntington Harbor Jeweler Wayne Golin Crane served as his own al tomey during his Or ange Count) Superior Court trial Hulbert'::. trial 1s scheduled to begin Sept 4 Freeze R e buffed SACRAM ENTO (AP J The Assembly Judiciary Committee h as r ebuffe d Gov Edmund Rrown .Jr 's attempt to freeze Judges' salaries Co· one ye<fr Pilot Logbook .,. .. ._. WITNESS l l t>lt.•na Stoeck h urr1\'t'S a~ Cl matcritil w it rH•ss 111 the Jl!ffrey M at.· l>1>nal d murdl·r t riul 1n Haleigh. NC. ShP has hml t•d s he may havt-parttc1peil t•d in the murder~ 2 Charged With Plot Of Murder A 74.year·old Santa Ana mlln and a 39·vear-old Garden Grove woman have been arrested for allegedly paying an undercover pohcem<in $3,000 to dispose of lhe wo.man's hus band The May-Decem ber duo was identified by police as Edgar Roberson, 74. of Santa Ana and Lorraine Test<>. 39, of Garden Grove The pair wa~ charged with conspiracy lo commit murde r a nd solicitation of murder. ac cording lo Santa Ana police Sgt Chip Morin Monn said that unde rcover policema n Leonard Mendez had ag recd a fter meeting w ith K ober~o n t o murder Mrs Testa ·~ t>stran~cd hus band. An thony TC'sta. of Westmmster. 1n return for $3,000 Where Have All Flo~er Kids Gone? By DAVID 1'UTZMANN Ot 11'e O~ly Pit .. Si.ti Het e r am s1ttmg amid the bucolic splendor of the UC Irvine campul>, a prne-scen\.ed 11( somewhat s mog-tinged > brf'eze runrung its hngers up m> back. And J wonder COULD IT REALL \ be IJ years since I first went off to t•ollege 10 San f'rancasco. a kid from a !>mall coastal town with a whee:iy intellect. a bleary commitment to any caust' which ticked off Cali1ornia's fustian s upenntendent or oublic instruction. Ma>. Rafferty, and an insatiable desire to discuss English industrial history with topless queen Carol Doda·1 It all seems so different here at UCI. ls it the quietude '> I can't ever recall a serene moment in my years at Cahfom1a's campus version of Uganda, San Francisco KUTZMANN State l.Jru versity. KNOWLED GE WA SN'T s omething absorbed from the tobac- co·breathed words of a professor or the crinkled pages of a fine, old book Jt came from instruct.ions blared over a bull.horn telling everyone which wav to disperse before the cops waded in s winging their batons. There were no quiet, reasoned, poetically inspiring <lialogues. Campus president and now U.S. Sen. Sam my Hayakawa would sit behind his imposingly large desk and address the students over loudspeakers m ounted atop the barracks-gray administration building. It seems no matter what he would say, crowds of stu dents would come together so their voices would chorus a two-syllable chant that makes refere nce to the feces of steers AND EVEN WHEN THERE were moments free or the spirit of confrontation. the center or campus. a worn and trampled patch of green S'11TOUDded by pink stucco build· ings. would echo with the sing-song chants or the colorful street merchants or the Haight. It was always Mardi Gras time, it seemed. Music, booze. dope crowds, speeches, laughter, dogs ... Sometimes zealots would doff their clothes and put on rolle r skates No kidding. Once, a correspondent from Tass. the Soviet news agen· cy. ventured on campus to give a talk to the Journalism Department. Beforehand. be was given a guided tour of the school during a typical noon bazaar. When he returned. his face seemed ashen, troubled. .. WBA'l"S mE MA1TEat" he wu uked. "U tbla IC!bool were ln Russia," be said atonef aced, "you'd all be shipped to Siberia." Memories. 1bese thoughts have only returned to me because the UCI campus aeema IO stlll on tb1s swnmer day. Oh au.re, I know clanee have yet to oelin. Tbere'a alwa.)'11 a strain of m adneta in every t0Ue1e commu.ntt.y th.at surfaces once the qua.~r 1et1 under way. Maybe it's Just that as I get older. the memories 1et craller, dnmker and more colorful. Doctor Recounts 'Ter1vr' ~ RAL£1GH, N.C. CAP> Cbokln1 and lf'Ylnl to hold back lean u ~ lelltll\ed lo bit de· fenH. Dr Jeffrey Mac Donald tuday l'f'COWlted • nlaht o.f terror he uid be lived lhrou1h 9~ yean a,o when bis wife and Lwo dau1ntera wore kllled. Tb~ former Green Beret cap- t•ln ~the aland at rus murder trla.l, 111t)'inl, "I thougbL there wa11 a diilinct possibility I would ~killed." He de:sc rlbed four s hadowy f1g ure.s. one or them a woman who chanted in a monotone, 'Acid is groovy; k:iU the pigs." He :;aid his recollection of the citt:aek at Fort Bragg 1s "hazy at bt>st · · 1 heard my wile screaming. It was JU.St a scream. at fi rst," Mac Dor:u.tld said. s niffing and brushing tears "lt was Colette's (bis wife's> voice "Jeff. Jert. help me. Why are theydoi.ng th.is to me? .. Thf' next thing MacDonald said he heard was Kimberly, 5, l>Cr<>am "Daddy" fi ve tim es MacDonald said he was asleep on the couch in his living room "hen the screams began Ile tillld hC' started lo sit up. a nd saw the four hf?urC•!. s tanding at the front of the courh. One. a blac~ man, cl ubbed him. knocking him back. Mac· Ounald sa1d "I was t ryiog to chink what lht· f 1s ~oing on here. and l to uld hear Colette. and I l'ouldn't make any sense of wh at w;1s haopenin~." M!>c Donald S~llrl . MacDonald . o r llun~ington Harbour. is charged with Killing Colette, 26' Kimberly, 5. and Kristen. 2. while stationed at Fort Bragg as a Green Beret dO<'lOr ln 1970 Defe ns e attorney Be rnard Segal started oueslioning by asking MacDonald why he has never rerrarried MacDonald cleared his throat, oaused. and said. "l can ·1 forget my wife <tnd children .. We Li ved .ogether We s hare together almost ev erythin~. We had a good hfe We we re all friends.· Earlier in the d uy t · S D1s- t r1 ct Court Judge f'ranklin Dupree ruled that a 9().page re port by the Army in 1970 which fo und c harges against Mat·. Donald "not true" was not ad missible m his mura er t rial. He t estif;eo in 1970 at the Army investigative hearing that cleared him of the charges In 1974 and 1975. he appeared before the federal grand jury lhat i.nd.lcted him. Each Ume he tells the story. he told The l\.ssociated Press 10 a recent interview. it takes off "a pound of flesh.·· llis lawyers, calling sever al people who knew him in 1970. are trying to show MacDonald was a loving 'athe r a nd husband who had. in the words o( at· torney Wade Smitn's opening argument "hfe mouves not death motives.·· MacDonald grew up 10 Pat· cogue. N. Y Ile met his wlfe. Colette. while a teenager. dating her on and off. The} , marned after his Junior year <it Prince· ton a nd Kimberly was born while he was a senior . The} moved to Chicago. where Mac· Donald went to Northwes tern M ed1 cal School. K r •stcn was born rus senior 1ear After nis internship. the next stop was to be a residency at Yale in orthopedic s urgery. The Army inte rfered. He enlisted. he said. rather than be drafted while in training. Colette stayed witn Mac Donald's mother wh ile Mac· Donald was 10 Army training. Man Gives Hi11U1el/ Vp After Hijack PORTLAND. Ore . <AP> -A man pretending to carry a bomb hijacked a United Airlines 727 c arrying 119 people rrom Portland to Los Angeles and forced the plane to return to Portland, whe re he surrendered early today, the FBI uid. All 112 passengers a.nd seven cr ew members left the aircraft. unharmed. the FBI uid. The man gave himself up at 2:25 a.m. and ~as taken into custody by the FBI which Iden· tified the suspect as James R. Allbee, 216, of Portland. The airport bomb squad opened the packace he said wu an exploelve device and con· firmed lt was not a bomb . Autboritiel did not re~eal the contenta of the pac1ta1e. • - • ·Tbe cnly demand that bu bee11 made is that I.he man want- ed lo come back to Ponland," uid FBI i.polteamao BiU Williama. WUUams •••d that the cue would be tu.med ~er \0 t.M U .S attorney'• omce and that AJ.Jbee woald be arraitned •at.er. tod~· before a U.S. ma119lrate. 'THOUGHT l'D BE KILLED' Dr. MKOonald Teettftee Brown Hits Carter on Oil Deals SACRAMENTO <API Gov Edmund Brown Jr told Pres1 dent Carter in a telegram today that Carte r's move to export heating oil to I ran raised "serious questions" m hghl of possible upcoming U S. supply s hortages T he Democratic governor . an unannounced can<lidate for pres ident. asked Carter. who has defended his dec1s1on, three q u estions about the export move· How m uch he<iting 01 1 is 1n storage tn the United Stales. and will Carter meet his goal or 240 m 11l1 on barrels of !-.lOckplled ht'ating 011 by lht• staled October deadline? What is the rationale beh.tnd the reported "substantial pn ct' d1 Herent1al between what Irani~ pf'rmitted to pay and what Am eriran consumers are forcffi to pay for the same petroleum product., .. Brown cited pres!> a<' <'Oun ts that heating oil's ret.~ul price m ay exceed 9() cents a gall on this wtnter and Iran wtll receive the oil 'or about 55 cent!> a gallon Was an tt~reement madt· "in exchunJ,:e for the heatinli? 011 sale"" Brown said sotc1flcalh he wanted to know "was an\ agreement sou~hl or ft'<'e1ved that would allow the 'n1ted St ates to purchase add1t1onal crude oil from Iran or was lllly agreement sC>Oght or received tha t would g uara ntee us it reasonable price.,·· Thur!d!Y1A!JQUlt231 197'9 DAILY PILOT AJ ArMirator Nizt!d County Salary Dispute Rages By GAaY GaANVILLE Ot•o.11, ........... County government's labor problems continued to simmer Wednesday when Orange County supervisors refused to accept bindina arbitration as a means of settling a salary dispute with the county',criminal attorneys. Si multa~ou s l y. Board of S upervisors Chairman Pbilip Anthony a nno un ced that supervisors a re standing pat on a two-year 11 75 percent pay hike offer to the prosecutors and public delenders Tha t left a week-old walkout· sic .. out by the lawyers lntact and lhe county's criminal courts 1f not in a state of emergency at least held togethe r only by a series or makeshift expedients. Still on duty and 1n the trial courtrooms are those attorneys who have been assigned trial cases and wh~ code of eUucs says thev will not aba ndon those ca ses. Be yond that. howeve r . the week·old walkout s ickout by the deputy district attor neys <ind deputy public defender!. 1s takmg its toll Thost-estimatel' a r a m•ec; J\nd today a~ lht: J•Jb <1Ct1on pr<>lest 1s entenng 1b second "'t>t"k the attome):. are hold.mg fo!.l Their spokesman. deputy dis lnct attorney ·11rr Ha rn:.. ~aJd. thl' feeling or frustr<1t10n ·~ Ii!'. OPEC Suit Call~d "Hot Potat~H" LOS ANGELES (AP1 Prcs1- dt'nt Carter urgt-d former At torney General Gnffln ~II not to Join .n ., controvt-rs1al anti trul>t wt <tli?alnM tht• Or1i?an1zc1 t1on of Pt't roll·um Export1n~ Countnt'!'.. tl-e JUdJ.:c in the c<ist• has said from tht· bem·h l ' S D1stnct ('ourt Jud~<· A .\ndrl'v. ltauk. v.ho hl'ard final <1 rJtum<'n t s tod:1\ d1<>C'lo~ed Wednesda) ht-had· d1..,c•usl>ed tht· fase -.1th Bell during .i chancl' m(.>t.>tlng at Palm Sprm~s tte sa id Bell called the case ··hot potatoes. · high or higher than il was it week aco. "The 5upe rvi sor s s hould realize they have been affecting the operation of lhe criminal justice system with their actions for some time and it bas only been the dedication of the lawyers t.bat has held things together ." Harris said the offer to s ubmit the salary issue to binding a rbitration would have com· milted the attorneys lo a bide by whatever dects ton was reached by the arbitrator · · (f tbe decision had been zero, don ., gj ve them any kind or lt raise. we wouJd have lived with that." Harris said. "We JUSt felt 1t was the best way to get the issue resolved and the fairest to both sides. · Labor t roubles s parked on another front Wednesday even when supervisors vot ed to ratify five separate multi-year con tracts covering about 6.200 coun- ty workers. The note of discord i.ounded when a spokesman for <tbout 80 district attorney 1nvesti~alors urged supervisors not to adopt tht: um brell <t pact undf!r which they are C'Overed · lnvest1g<ttor J i m Hox ·otd supt•rv1 sor!> tht• mt>mber ap proval vote taken b} the Oran~t: Count) Employeel> J\!>!.ociatJon was faulty and that tht-mt m bers had be-en 1nt1m1datcd by the assoc1at1on Rox also made 11 rl >ar thal what ,.., <t't the heart <>f lhl' in ve:-t1~ator~· c·ompl;,unl ll> that 'lherirt oeputics wt•re ~1vcn Da\ bonus<'S for <fdvancc tram1'1g 1n lt1 w t•nforcemt'nl Rox said. 1n effert. lfl<tl 1f deputies are given bonus pay for ..,uc h trairung so s hould district al torneyl>. all of '4ho m 'lave such qu<thhcat1ons Hut the investigators <ind their :.pokcsman wen! told tht!tr quar- rel 1i. with t he ass0<·1at1o n and n o t thl' county Roard o f Suf)crv1sor..., It was the• a sociallon that neJ,?ot1att'd on behalf of the in· n•st1~ators and failed to win for thf'm lht> nonus pa:-fi:ature late r :J -'·a roC'd to the dcpul1t•!-. (.'nn~equcntly supN\%ors vt)l •·d to ,·at1 h th•· five pa) l'On- tral'l!> that will hnng to tht· af· ft>C'tt•d workN~ t1nd t•..,l1miJltd C'"Ol lt-('ll\ll' S2'; rn1ll111n tn Jl<I~ rauw!:-and t1ddl 'I rnngt· b1:nd1b 0\ l' r th re•· \l'.J r ... SOFA· BED SALE! Queen and full si~e •T~ we WJl'f comlonllble sofa beds fOf s1tt1ng ano ~ •A wide Mlec:t1on of fabncs and cotors to Choote from ·~ beci<a and seat cu1t11on1, SAVE 20o/o TWO WEEKS ONLY Set·eral St yle:J To Choo:1e from Salf> Pf>riod . I 11g. 23rd Tf1ro119h SPpl. 61.h t :Jwm•P fro m f1 ••·ide 11PIPrti m1 u/ /nl1rir1t Tratlltl••al ••••ty •It• ••· .... IUNletl ~•fert, ••ti It eem~•rt• .. a eemferta•le ltetl H.J.GAR~ETT fU~NITU~E PqQFtSStONAL INffRIOf' OESIONERS U II HAllOA I&. tD. COSTA MISA •4'·0275 A4 OAA.'f PtLOT Thw...O.y. Augu.t 23, 1179 ~ ....... ~ T--~~·.' Ja•C ,.,, Ceaaaing .,. . . .,. •.. ~ Cover 'e01 Up T8S NA&&D AND TID 4PP&AL&D: One. a1llin. ln dot•ed and detetm1Ded pursuit ot 00.llUl'lualt.J purity. t.he foreee ot IOOd at Cotta ll•a City HaU b••• won a ... a1 battle qalmt D&lltclDeu. nu. tbea la yet aaotber cbqcar la the lqal mat'blna Uoa. ot the ctty ot Co.ta lleu ¥ert• the Sunalllae Sludio At the Sunaaa1.ne Studio. aoeated out on nth Sttwt. youn1 women po1e for cUlllamen wbU• wearln1 only • smlle. Tb.LI. Costa Me1a'1 talwut city ott•ct.i. alle1e. 11 lnaufftc1ent attire. HAVING IN THE PAb'T surrtt1HuHy booted btyood the city limit.a such unclothed enterpnsM aa bar.1 topped waitreaaes and nude &O·lfl danc-ers. ~Ml• M•u'1 t"lly Subway t'iciina NATION IWEATHE" Ma.,,la•d Brealc Cops Round Up Escaped Cons JESSUP, Md. <AP> -Tblrty lnm at.es desert bed u dan1erous broke out ot priaoa, then scat- tered acroaa the Baltimore· W aabioatoo area early today pursued by police and patrol dogs, authorities said. Fou.r1een were reported io c ualody by SALT Pact Critici:&ed By Legion HOUSTON CAP ) The mid-day aa officers besaa roundiDI up men wit.bout .._ quate idenWlcaUoa. Sgt. H• K. McCormlck Mid the inmates, all dreHed la civilian clothes, neaped late WeclD.Uy by cuttinl ~a bar and a security acreen at tbe Maryland House of CorrectioM. He said the men scaled a 15-foot wall and three security f ence1 in fleeing the pri.loll. TBOOPE& RON Price said i.n- mates bad been spotted aa far away as Prince Georges County, a suburb of Wu hin&tOO. D.C .• a bout 20 miles southwest of Jessup. It was the aecond bi<¢ gest jailbreak in the state's his· tory . Mus ician Renee Katz. her reattached right hand still bandaged after she was pushed into the path of a Ne~ York subway train. has learned that a suspect in the a t - tac k t l weeks ago has confessed. Americ an Legion doesn't like the SALT II treaty the way it reads nght now, but it would ac- cept 1t if a few cha nges were made changes 1t approved at its oa lion al convention here Delegates also ove rwhe lming ly approved a resolution orrenng Legion me mbership w Vietoam- e r a veterans previously ex- cl uded because they s erved bt'fore passage of the Gulf of Tonktn Resolut1on . conside red the official start or the ··con flt ct .. Other convicts were sigbted in Howard, Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties and in the city or Baltimore, about 10 miles from the prison. be s aid. One C$Capee wu reported cauebt in Virginia. "We 'r e covering a large a rea." Price said. "We don't have any roadblocks, but we have a &ot of cars." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Anothtt Naked Coi.ghl Horsmg Mound 1n CoJto Mew authorities are now attempting to uphold the city'i> vi rtue against nudity through the legal vehicle of zoning POpular Hobo Held In Slaying of Boys THE R ESOLt:TION o~ned m e m bcr s h 1p to Vi e t na m -e r a veterans who served before Aug S. 1964. P rt"v1ousl~. veteran .. v. ho had ~en ed prior to that date and afl1:r the Kor<'an W<tr -w ere constdcrt-d to have i:.erved 1n peace time A UTRORITI ES SAID the search was concentrated aloog the Ba lti more -W ashington Parkway, where police were picking up any maJe pedestrianb who couJd not produce adequate 1denl1fication. T h e s uspects were being taken to Jessup . v. h e r e they we r e c hecked against pictures of the fugitives codes. 11 · Thus municipal authority has gone to court a eg~ng that tht? Sunshiners failed to get. Ole proper ope~ating per m it and besides. nudies are a n 10compatible use m the 17th Street sector of to wn. They are operating naked in the sa!lle area as a c hurch and Girl Scout office. not to ment100 the nearby high-rise re tirement community of Bethe l Tower s. Nakedness. then . clearly beco mes a mixed use. parltcularly if you ignore the two nearby massage parlors. ANYWAY ONLY YESTERDAY in Orange County Superior Court. Judge Edward Wallin dt'.clared he found the Cost a Mesa's zoning law whlch was being ~sed to come down upon the starkers as constitutional He 41d. however. be lieve the statute Jac ked in detail. . The good jurist appeared to be demu~r1ng to th~ Fourth Dis trict Court of Appe al in San Be"!ard1r:io. Thus 1t _would a ppear at this writing that tbe Suns hmers fat e may indeed be mulled further by the hlgher court outside of the Orange County confines . THUS YOU MAY BE lert puzzled as to whether o r not thi"S is a victory for Costa Mesa c ity officials. Thev have been battling t he Sunshine Studio in court since last January. b k · It might be noted, however~ that some years ac .. m ruling upon the plea of a cert81D tavern. the F~urth. Ots- trict Court of Appeal 'a deeisioo suggested that al Ian t the inherent constitutional right of "a bunch o~ randy beer drinkers" to sit around ogling nude dancing girls. If memory serves correctly, that decision was written by Presiding Justice Robert Gardner of ~oron&··del Mar. Gardner 's decisions are usually couched an s uch colorful language Anyway, let's not pre-ju~,g.e the Sunshin~ _place. After (jll the court may rule in th.is instance that st s okay to be ra~dy and ogle if you aren't sopping up suds. Police Probe LA Slayings L OS ANG ELES t AP l Police are continuing the ir in· vestigation of the shotgun slay- i ng of brothers Halim and Marwan Halaby at their North Hollywood gas station during a stickup Tuesday oight. A third brother. Khalil. was next door getting coff ee at the time. S PRI N G FIEL D . Ill. W i 111 a m · · t-' re 1 g h l Tr a 1 n · · Gualney was a · ·11keable hobo ... say two wom en who knew htm But the man now suspected of killing young boys hated lO be called a bum "He ~as a strong m an when h e got ma d .' i:.ays J oan Schmidt. a mother of seven who allowed Guatney a transient now charged wit h murdering three young boy~ lo sleep in a garagt• apartment from time to time ··My kids. I can sa y. really loved tum " Gt:ATNEY. S7, IS being held without bond in t he Lancaster County Jail at Lmcoln. Neb. lie 1s charged with killing t wo boys in Nebraska four years ago Wld wit h the murder 1n May of a Kansas boy. Police say he's a lso a s uspect in the deaths of at least 12 other bu)=> around the country. Mrs Schmidt. (2. and Carolyn Kuhl Royer, 65, said their image of the man rucknamed "Freight Train" was shattered this week ··He was a likeabl.: hobo." 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Mea Dir t 1 SW I 1 SW I 2 SW 1 S SW OlltJNk fer l'rldly; lllC·l'N""9 IHlrf ''°"' _.,ic-•"''-· in connection with the death!> ol J acob Surber. 12. and Jon Sim pson. 1.3 The bo) ~ \ aru~hed afte r visiting the N\!braska Statt' Fair in 1975 Thcir bod1c:-. were round later li e entered no plt'a to th<: cha rge. '4h1ch could bring ,J pen alty of dt'alh tn Lhl' dcclrn' r hair or IJfe imprisonment He was chargt•d in 'I o~kil Kan . on Ml)nda\ v. 1th f1r~t df!grec murder, kidnapping and sodomy in t•onnect1on with th1· s h1yin~ of J nck Hanrahan, ll! whose body was found 1n a c rcl'k bed 10 days aflt'r a Ma) 20 dJi:.ap pcarance "Il l:: WAS Tift: h.ipµy gt• lucky type.·· ~aid Mr" ko)cr. •.1 rt•t1red pony tratnl'r She ~aHJ Guatney l>Ccmcd l.o t'nJOY drift in~. ··Wherever the re -w a s ;, show. we knew thcr t 'd be Htll, Mrs. Royt'r s.i1d The! re~olut 1Qn moved the: t·lt,g1b1llt) dJtt-batk to Dec 22 IU61 , v.hen thl' h r~t Amen c:an v. Js killed About 300 Ament·an~ d1l'd in V1t>tne1m before the Gulf of Tonkin re:.<1lut1on "'al> pa~~l'd Thl· lki!lf>O lead1·r~h1p 1o1.h1< h v. orked to ddt.·Jl th1• rc~olulirm 1~ ~till \ •·r~ lr;.dn11mal · ~aid D:.tntel Lambc:rt . ., ['6 \l'ar-olr l l.t>g1on ~ld.!f m1·mbt1 from (Ir rtnJi?lon. ~aim- ··TUI~ ITilt-. fl•wlUlltHI ~rev. u~ 111 thl· r Jnh JOd f1l1· • esnd ""''"·' a n1·v. .1ll1 lutl1• 10v..1rrJ \h•lnam1•1J\1•t1·rcin' ht•,:11d llov. du \Ou 'J\ t11 this n1l't- l!U\ 1o1.hu lt•~l h1~ leg in Vretnam that hi:''~ not t'lt~1ble to JOtn lht' Lt'.l?IOn "· "''kl-cl l.ambt·rt Rill Cla r k. a s tate pohct .. pokes ma n. said sta.te and local police fl ooded the Baltimore Wastungton area looking for the men ··w e don 't know who tbeM· m e n are. nor wh at tbey an· t'har$!M with. so we 're urging moto rists n ot l o pi c k uµ h1tchtuk1?rs." ht-~<s td Price !>Wd the inmates were 1·~1 sy to ~pot. "They're walking Jlong the !>tde of the ro4tdS and "'hen they see a pohce ca r, they take orr runrung into the woods," h<' s aid Thert• "'as no 1m med1ate com ment frr.im prison 0Htc1als TH E STATE'S lar gest pn~on t•i.cape occurred in Apnl 1959 at the P-a tu xe nt Ins titute. a Juvenj le facility. also located in J essup. T hirty -rour inmates brol..1· out at that l1 me ----- ' .. --·· I ...... I I ( People lrusl newspapers .. • In a recent Gallup poll of public confidence in 10 key in- stitutions, newspapers ranked fifth ahead of television and the U.S. Supreme Court. The survey showed that 51 percent of the people say they have a great deal or "quite a lot" of confidence in newspapers. Only 38 percent say they have equal confidence in television. Si nce an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers surged ahead 12 percent -a gain more than twice as great as the greatest improvement of other Institutions including organized religion, banki09, the m ilitary, public schools, Congress, labor and big business. Among young adults age 18 to 29, 57 percent indicated a high level of confidence in newspapers, but far fewer --38 percent -·-gave television a comqarable vote of confidence, the Gallup poll reported. • Advertise in the medium people trust. Advertise In a newspaper. Alono the Orange Coast, people rely on the DAILY PILOT ---· • J CAl.IFOANIA \ llel~tant Cross-rountrg Finish .. ,..~ Finding their balking steeds reluctant to b~eak a finish-line banner Wednesday. co wLOners Kerry Ridgeway, left. and David Wilkinson. had to dismount and urge them ctrross. The event was the 39-day Pony Express race from St. Joseph, Mo . to Sacramento Ni ne riders competed in the 1,905-m.Ht ride to honor the JOO -year an- ni ver sary of the death of Sir Rowland Ifill . inventor of lhl' first a dhesive postal :-.t a mp. Jetliner Has Near Miss Hughes DC-9 Swerves to Avo id S mall Plane SAN JOSE <AP> -Authonties today soughl the pilot of a small aircraft which reportedly 'forced a Hughes Airwest OC-9 jetliner with 22 persons aboard to swer ve in order to avoid a col· hsion The Federal Aviation Administration said the pilot of the Las Vegas-to-San Jose Flight 744 told a uthQrities he was forced into a violent turn 7 .000 reel above the San Francisco Bay area to avoid hitting the unidentified s mall aircraft. Flight attendant P enny McCleary. 28. of Dublin. was treated and released from San Jose llosp1tal after she was thrown off her feet in the &-months Work Visas Sought For Mexicans LOS ANGELES <AP I -Mexican immigrants would be protected from exploitation and the federal government would be able to curb the tide of illegal alie ns unde r a temporary guest worker pe .. mit proposed by two California lawmakers. The visa progra m , unveiled Wednesday by Sen S. I. Hayakawa, R-Calif .. and Congressman Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach would allow Mex- • 1can ciliz~ns to enter the U.S. and work for six 1 months each year. They would then be required lo return to Mexico for the remainder of the year. the two legislators said. but could reapply for another half-year visit the next year Sa•fa Barbara Chie f Q1dt11 SANTA BARHARA IAPl Santa Barbara Police Chief Alfred Trembly has resigned aft er ('rtt1cmng a City Council investigation of alleged po l ice misconduct as biased and warning it ( S~ ~Tr ) could destroy the city's 'I .fl I CJ police force. ---------Trembly , 55, a f o rm er Los An ge l es police officer has headed this coastal city's police 1 department for 10 years. He reportedly receives an $18.000 LAPD pension and is eligible to reap S8,000 a year in Santa Barbara retirement pay. f'orrigner11· Land Bllfl• H Ii SACRAMENTO IAP> A measure to allow the Legislature to prohibit foreign owners hip of California property, particularly farm land, has been sent to the Assembly floor. Assemblyman Richard Lehman's proposed s tate constitutional amendment~ ACA20. was prompted by reports of foreigners' driving land p_rices up by big-money purchases and offers. •Special E lection A pprol'ed LOS ANGELES <AP) -The City Council has authorized a special election on Nov. 6 to fill the • vacant seat on the board of Education. ' Mayor Bradley signed lbe ordinance Wednes· • day immediately after approval by the council. ; T he elect.loo was set aft.er the six members of the l school board took 130 ballots during several meet· 1 ings in a vain effort to break their 3-3 deadlock to : fiJl the seventh seat. ; IAletrlle Seller Setatetaced I : LOS ANGELES CAP> -A convicted laetrile : selle r will be sentenced Sept. 17 on charges of fail- ; ing to report more than $61,000 in 'f'come on rus • federal tax returns. . · 'I William D. Turner. Sl, formerly of Chula Vls· ta faces up to one year in prison and a fine of $10,000 for each of two tax violation counts. galley ar~a. 1-'AA and a1rhnc official~ said . The passengers had alread)' buckk'<i lhe1r seat belts for landing, they added MS. McCLEARY BRUISED her back and was treated and released at San Jose Hospital after the flight landed at Municipal Airport without incident at 5:04 p.m .. the FAA added. The pilot. identified by the FAA as Capt Jim Decker, reported lhe near miss to airport police The FAA said it had received no official report from the pilot. An FAA duty officer in Los Angeles ~aid the in cident occurred about 22 miles east -northeast of the airport as the c raft was being directed by air traffic approach controllers at the FAA 's Oakl and center. THAT WOULD HAVE PLACED the craft about 10 miles east of Mt. Ha milton over a barren strctcli of hills The flJght wa!:> scheduled to arrive at 3.54 pm but had left Las Vegas more than ao hour late. the airline said The FAA said Decker radioed controllt-r'> rt• porting the evasive action. which he failed to describe further. Hughes Airwes t official Larry Litchfield said th e craft puUed up sharply. "He asked if the re was any traffic." the FAA official said "And the controller did not observe any other aircraft on radar in that vicinity ... The FAA pfficial. who a$ked that his name not be used. s aid it 1s possible for a small aircraft to escape radar detection, but declined to elaborate LOS ANGELES <AP > -T he Western Airlines pilot who mistakenly landed a 94-passen~er 737 Jet at the tmv Buffalo. Wyo. airPort has been sent back lO school "to refresh his memor y on how we approach airports .. That was the announcement from Ray Silvius. a Western Airlmes s pokesm an1 on Wednesday re garding the misplaced landing by pilot Lowell Ferguson. FERGUSON AND HIS 103,600·pound twin-engine jet dropped in on the sleepy cattle aod s heep ranchjng town July 31 afte r apparently mistaking 1t for the Sher1dan1 Wyo airport 35 males away No one was injured when the Boeing Jet screeched to a halt on Buffalo's 4,500-foot runway "We're not out to han~ Lowell Ferguson but from our point of view 1t is a serious matter because he deviated from estabh~hed pr o cedures," said Silvius . He added that Ferguson failed to follow prescribed ins trument approach procedures. "H he (Ferguson > had used radio aids. there's no way he would have landed at Buffalo.'' said Silvius. FERGUSON WAS DEMOTED from captain to first officer status and pay for two months. Silvius said, while the flight's two other crewmen were also disciplined. Ferguson declined to comment on his demotion. The town!olk of Buffalo had fun with their newly acquired airline service. During the town's annual Crazy Days celebration -unorficially renamed Lowe ll Ferguson Days -a jeweller paraded around wearing a jumpsuit with a sign reading, "I was headed for Kennedy International." A BUF FALO CLOTHIER ordered T·shirts bear· in& the likeness of Snoopy with int inillals "LF" on the collar and landin4 a 737. He said he sold out his supply lo one day. mcluding 64 of the shirts to Western employees In Denver . And a Buffalo lumberjack penned a J)9em en· UUed : "Lowell's Last Landing or Whoa, Dammit. Whoa." About 300 Buffalo residents signed petitions ask· 'n• Western to "show compassion" to Ferruson d fellow crew members. POI 'THI PIOMSSIOMA&. TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IMIWWW PLAMM• Ale COMSULTI..- c .......................... ...,.. ... .,.... .............................................. Vleit Our Oe11gn StUdlo 21192 Mw ps11 ff• ,.,._~ Vlefo cs. ... Fwy ... A•wy • J.tt ,.... .. T.,.._..._., 4tMHZ ........, .. ..._., IJ._..M ~.August 23. 1979 DAILY PILOT ,441 Hayden vs. Lawmakers Confrontation Looms SACRAMENTO <AP> -The stage was tel by a leglalat.ive commllt4e tor a confri>ntation with poUUcal acUvlll Tom Ha1den. who bu become embroiled in an increalingly bill.er feud with several lawmakers. Saying they wanted the former anti-war pro· testor to a~ar before them at a lat.er hearln&. members of the Joint Leflalative Budget Commll· tee Wednesday delayed action On an $85,000 ap- propriation for a commission on which Hayden slta. BOB MULH OLLAND, a s pokesman for Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy. s aid Hayden would attend the second bearing, which probably will be held next week. Hayden and his actress wife. Jane Fonda. have been involved in a series of battles with legislators since Gov. Edmund Brown Jr appoint ed anli·war POW Edison Miller to the Orange County Board or Supervisors last month.J a move supported by Hayden and Ms . Fonda ana opposed by a number or le«tislat.ors. • SbortlY after lliU.r'• appoµilment. t.be ittate Senate overwhelmlogly rejected Brown's appoint·: ment ol Ma. Fonda to the st.ate Arts Council. Before, that vote, one legislator accused her or commltting · treason by visiting Hanoi during the Vietnam War. ASSEMBLYMAN ltlCHA&D Robinson. D Santa Alla, who requested Wednesday's bearing. has been one of Hayden's sharpest criucs. Robi n son a ccused Hayden o f being h,YpocriticaJ and using "red-baiting tactics ," refer nng to comments the former anli·war activist ma<te Monday in which be called Robinson a "cor· rupt politician" because of his association with Dr Louis CeUa, an Orange County political power who was convicted of fraud "His use of guilt by association is the bame kind of McCarthy tactic he accused the California Senate of when they rejected Ms. Fonda.'' said Robi0.50n, vice chairman of the budRet committee ~ aciti dewe1ry Company • •, ': ...... ,,_•;. • • • t .•. ' First ll111e Ewer In Ha1llor Analll 1,000,000 DIAMOND cunERS' S LE SALE EXTENDED 3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AllC)llSt 23, 24 & 25, 197' Now. only durinq this special ~ c.tt.n' sale, Y°" can b•y diomORds directty from some of ttte worid's ~ c.tten. Sa•e •ct. eds. e•e-tt thousands, on thes. dimltOftds before Hwy are llMlrileod., for sale to iew~ and departrneft't storH ocross the nation. nus "'G'Y be a OftC~-lifflime opportunity. If Y°" ktt0w dimROftdt, you know this is ftO ex~ration. An ouhtandinq in•eshltettt opport.ity. SUPER SAYINGS Compare these prices. But hurry. They won't last. UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE ,.~ c .... S-. P'rice SIZE SHAPE P'~Carcrt S. P'riu ~ ... ZSHI ""-'lfh A 119-2 5 ltl 82 els Round s 1750.00/d . 1 56 els Round S I I 00.00/ct. 87 cts Round s 1500.00/ct. I 58 cts Rouno SI I 00.00/ct. 91 CIS Round SI 500.00/ct. 1 60 CIS Pear s 750.00/ct. 99c1s Round SI J00.00/ct. 1 64 crs Round s 1400.00/ct. 99ets Round ntS.00/ct 1 73 cts Rouno 5 I I 00.00/ cl. 1 OOe1s Rouno s 1400.00/ct. 1 86 cts Rouno s I l00.00/ct. 1 03 cts Rounc . S 1750.00/cf. L 00 C1S Rot.. no ssooo 001cf. 1 04ets Round SI 500.00/cf. 2 0 ' CIS -Heart 54000.00/cf. 1 14 els Round SI S00.00/ct. ;: 07 CIS Rouno s )000.00/cf. 1 17 CIS Round 54000.00/ct. ~ 11 CIS Pear SI 500.00/cf. 1 18 crs Pear s 1200.00/d . 2 20 crs Rouno s 4000.00/cf. I 20cli. Pear 1710.00/ct. c 24 ets Rouno noo.oo;ct. 1 26 cts Round s I 540.901ct. :: 27 CIS Oval s I 500.00/cf. 1 36 e1S Round s 1200.00/d . ; 30 crs Rouno SI 500.00/cl. 1 3 7 els Round Sfti.00/ct. 2 66 ets Rouno U '5.00/ct. 1 49 ets Round SSS00.00/ct. '2 99 cts Rouno US00.0 0/d . 1 49 els Pear S750.00/cf. 3 OO e1s Pear S2500.00/ct. 1 50c1s Round SI 500.00/ct 3 0'4 CIS Pear S 1 500.00/cl. 1 SS CIS Rouno s 1100.00/ct. 3 ·~· ,.,~ Rn1 nn "Jlsoo~a<i7cl. 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We~/Publlsher ThOtNI llCttVll /l!dltor S.rblr t Kreiblch /Ed ltorlel P4'91 Ectltor . •' Time Running Out For Bay Cleanup The problem La this: Upper Newport Bay la a meas and il'1 only iettina m .. 1er. The amwer'! Someone . •nd It ~ally doean't ma tter who . had better do someUWll. and do it qulcldy . or in valua ble -marahhand wiU soon turn to wu teland. After wa lUq two fnwtratin1 yean for 1tudiH b y the Newport·lrvlne Waste Man.,e ment Aae ncy <NIWA> that s hould have led to a a0luUon ol bay ailtatlon problems. it has become cfiaappointinaly clear to local offlcia11 a nd couervatioctists that muddy thinklq of the bureacracy as as much a proble m u the muddy waters o f the bMY it.self. SolutJon seems no closer now than when the Souther n Califonua Assocaallon of Govemmen\8 <SCAG ) was given the responsibility of overseeing studies two yea rs ago for solving bay problems . NTW A was ta pped by SCAG to do the work. State water officials have balked at the reporti; they've seen. branding them as inadequ1&te . Now they want someone else to ta ke responsibility for bay plan· ning. ~ What happens to the bay in the m e antime ? It s imply continues to choke on mud and silt until· someone, 80mehow, decides to do something. '• . ; That's where Irvine Councilman Art Anthony comes in. Last week. he proPosed that six cities and the county those agencies whic h have a stake in bay watershed plannin~ -look into the possibility of dumping NIWA in the same way SCAG has been dumped by the st ate. ~ This way, Anthony said, the cities of Newport Beach. Cosl<.I Mesa , Irvine, Santa Ana, T us tin and Or a nge, as well as the county. could form a new partnership, receive federal cle an water funds directly or indirectly and final· ly do something to s olve bay siltation problems Wha tever action results, there's a clear need for dear thinking lh <Jt will le.ad to clea~ water. Annex in Order ll wa~ about a ye<tr ago that Newport Beach City (;ount1lm<in Uon Mc Jnnis was a ccus ed of gra ndstanding in his dforts lo get the city to move a head with plans to .i nncx <i n •~land of <:ou nty ter ritory ne<1r Hoag Me morial I los p1t<il Th<Jl fi2 ac·re parcel h<:ts long heen a thorn in Mclnni~· ~•de County :wnrng ord inances a llow up to 40 units to the acr e of thl· land City ordinances per m it no more than 15 units Lo thl· atrl'. which means city cont rol of the proper· ty would prcv•·nt a fu rthe r density build-up. In the y t•<Jr ~incc Mcinnis urged his council col· lt·a~uc~ to mov1' a head. nothing has happened. Last week. Mcinnis brought the subject up again. t his time with a note of urgency because the st at e la w which would Pnl:t ble the cit y to annex the property without landowners' consent will cxp1 re next year. Mclnru ~· most rcn·nt plea for action \\<IS backed hy Mayor P:iul Hyckoff :.ind it appears thl· council will :.it h·ast try to get an applic<.1tion for the ann1•x(Jl1 0n on file It's <.t good move. Newport licach 1s a city ob~cssed with the subj<:tt of density and the traffi c 1l produces. Ob vious ly the triang le is an important ele me nt of that con- cern and c ity offi cials should do everything possible to brin~ that island unde r city control Jt's also clear tha t Mcinnis isn 't itrand standing this tim1· Missing Guests Newr>0rt Beach 's leaders and governme ntal officials appe a r at a loss often when they can 't seem to line up any s upport from neighboring cities on an issue that's critical in Newport. One reason why ca m e up the othe r day in an indirect -butconspicuous -way . Severa l hundred friends, associates and well·wtshers s howed up to bid blessings on Al and Luc~Pinkley as they retir ed from 46 yea rs of running their famed d rugstore in downtown Costa Mesa. For 24 of those years, Pink served a s a Costa Mesa cl· ty councilma n. T h ree times he served as mayor. He had. litera lly hundreds of encounters· with Ne wport Beach folks on sometimes commpn, sometimes unfriendly is- sues. • At his ret ir e m ent luncheon. not one ide ntifia ble ': Newport r epresentative showed up. Th e e xception was forme r Councilman Dee Cook, who drove down from Bishop for the occas ion. Tha t m ay say a lot a bout the tone of Ne wport's basic a ttitude -and manne rs . • Op1 n1ons expressed m the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ Lawnmower By I .. M. BOYD Every night after d ar k in the year 1830. the ne ighbors of Edwin Budding he ard him in bla own backyard, making pec uliar m e t a lli c n oises. They couldn't fi1Ure it out. Thi• wu in Eneland. Bud· ding waa an e ngineer in a •" cloth factory there . He well kne w the wortcinga of hi• fac- tory machine. the one that • trimmed the pile on cloth. And he said be didrl 't much • c are w ha t the nei1hbon lkar Gloomy GU8 New1 tt.em: "Coolrell con1lderin ~ tax on e m ployeH h e alth benefit•." Question: How about a tu on ··•••lat.ore' ••perlM ••. towances? 8 .K.L. il;{&l~-~ f thought. But he cared enough to experime nt in d arkness. evid ently . Next yea r he pate nted the wo rld'is first lawnmower. Do you buy this claim of th e f a m o u s M a d a m e Darlaux? "E ven without the s lig htest e f fo rt, a m a n a lways looks younger than a wom an o( the 11am e ap." Neither do I. Q. "11 It true th at the lirat wom an to swim the English Channel wu not permitted to com~ ashore because s he dldn·t have a pa11port?" A. No. but it 11 true that in 1926 when Gertrude Ederle , 1ta r k naked and covered with INaMi.. crawled up on the 1.nd, a arltlah lmmt1ra· lion oftlctal walked up to her, ttucll aut bil bud, and 1Ud, "Yourpe11port. pleue.'' It wa1 only• , .. n qo Uaat DiM out ot 10 1t.e.0-1rapben aatlonwlde were men. Moe. at ltMed ln prtnt t.ut n ,...uot al tbe women ln WI ....,, aa1 UMJ Dow bow to elea ftab. ne GUier ........................ 1mart to aclmit It. . ' -Earl Wate n .. · Can We Afford Arts Council? Iii aybe the Sena~ m ade a mis I all l' ln throwin& o ut on ly the baby and not the bath aa well At leaat that Lt lh4' way some of Ole Sen ators feel now lhal the fU1111 a od fury over t he appoint· m ent llnd rt Jec t1 o n o f J ane P'onda t o th e Arts Council ho subeided And Indeed ll u q u i t e pou lble that the Fonda Is sue obecured the real question.' Why ishould the sl ate fund an Arla Council? Is it an easentJal (u nctlon of gove rnment? O r even a deairable one? In the USbl ol the Proposition 13 vote. c an expenditures s uch as this be juaUfled? Mailbox The Council, created ln 1175, a rew out or a n e a r lier ver · alon calltd the Ar ts Com · ml81Jlon which was 011tabllshtd ln 1963. II.II alms were to "pro· vlde leadership and 1Umwate In lllatlve it nd in le r u t In t he ewtabUahmtnt of arta pro1ram11 a nd uctivllle11 thr oughout the 11ta te " ALTHOUGH cona1d erably 1re1ter verbiage was uised in enunclaUn1 the goala ot the re· cyc led version whe n ll took over In 1975, the basic purposes didn't c hange, aave one Important ex· ception. So me h o w , lh c wo rd s "Stimulate 1nillallvf'" were I011 t In tum the conct>pt or the Ul(t•n· cy, as one through wh1 rh fede ral alloca tions and privut•· rl<in& lions for the support of i.ru pro Ject.s and g rants would funnel. also d.iaappeared. Al ~ outaet. the commi•· alon a ppeared l o be on the way to "uc ceu in i ns p iring private donations. Theae were to t.olal more than twice the com- bined aute a nd rederal a lloca- tlo n 11. But when the agency came before the Legislature lhJs year asking ror a whopping •12 million budget, It daaclosed that 1t did not anticipate one thin dime from private donor s . IN nu: PAST the Legislative Analyst has held the a gency down to about $1 m ilUon per yeur. Eve n then he has been h ighl y c r i tic a l o r the ad· mm1s tratJve cost.'I decla nng 1t to be ove r s t a ff e rl with hi g h sa laned JXleitions . And. d espite l>cing top hea vy with manage ment Jobs. he ~aid the council 1!> badly man<ti<ed and 1l8 expen ·r, IO'i dltures a nd bud1e t poorly documented . F urthe rmo re he uld the council bu been hand· ing out ·grants with no firm reg. ulatlons or c riteria and without formal applic at ions. But the Hna lys t 's c r iticism were aa nothing compa red to the conde mnations which ha ve *n leveled at the council by the Senators the mselves. Not too popula r with the Sen ate when 1t waa the A rts Commission, the convenion to the counc il wu tu fuel even more bitter attacks. ONLY LAST year Se n ato r De n nis Carpe nter . a stolid Orange County Re p u b lic an. spoke !ltrongly against the COUil· ell decla ring. "The people wouM r ise and smite you down if they kne w wha t tra!>h you were fund· ing .. In an e ffort to let the people know what that "tras h " HI, Senator Hob W1loon. a San 01ege> Oem ocn t , p1•n o d1 1·a lly un · leashes a hist or the moi.t otll fl• prOJC<'L" to bac·k up h11> effort. ... to cl1m1m1tl' tht• t·111w1·il Soml' 11-;t•-d liv W iii.on wn1· $2.000 for etn artl'>t 111 <.·rc<Jk d sculpture Crum d iscarded l.M·n bottles . $~.000 tu produ('(: a r;,i1n making n·rt·m11n v 1n th.-Mo J3Vl' S1 :1100 for mu~11·al in-.tru mt•nt... lo t·hmm un1c a h • wit h do lphin.'!. S700 for five artJsL.., to ~rform a l a laundromat . <ind S5,000 for d dn1·11mentary fi lm f)f th1t "th1:'0rn.,, <ind h<:hefs .. 1Jf lhf' ··Hoyal Chicano Air force .. ~uch birarn· prOJ•·rts. rouph..-d wi t h lh•• ml'•m a nai.;1•m1·nt 11( fund., 140ull1 "'''m to fully "u" p11tl W1h11n .., 11h..,.•r v;,t11m wh1•n ht· -..11d. · 1 d11n·1 ll11nk tht· t·uu11 1·il d1·..,1·ro.,,. "' ... 1.1v 1n <"< 1..,l1•11n· ·1 h,. 11nh· t•xpl:111<.1t111n thl"ll fur lhl· IA:l-:l'.'tl.1lun· .., •II• prcJ\ JI 11( :i S7 -i m1ll111n 111111~1>1 f11r tlw l'Ourwll...., th ;,t lh•· r•·a l 1•. -..111• ~ril lrr.t Ill tl!l' f1i.;hl O\.o1•r FuntlJ Foreign Landowners Create State Jobs To the Editor T h t: a mt•ndm1•nl prnpo,al prf' s e n t l' d h y /\ •• .., e m tJ I y m a n R1c·hard Lt•hm:.in , prnh1h1tirw foreigner.. from pur1·h<i1>1ng la.n rl here in California . 1s 1n direct conflict with th(• J<Ovcrnur''I at t em pt at trt:<l llfl~ mon· J'1h.' Thf'rt: c:Jn lw no rf'al 1m1x1..it1on tu fo r1•1gn1·rl'> 111 < ':dlf111111 :1 wht•n the issue!'> art· w1•1..:lwrl t•ore1gn corporuts<1n.., :11)11 b~1 nesses a lr<'<.1dy own laud <.1nd fa1·torit:i. h1·r1· 111 tlw United Stat es. Their monit·:. <ind m vesl· me nts huve c reated thousand~ upon Ulow.ands Of JOii:. for th(' American pc<>ple. JU!>t a:. do the d o m est1 r all y o wn1•d 1·11rpor a· lions. Califo rnia ne1•d'.'t t hese fore ign investors ti) c reate Jobs fo r a 1>tate which 1s g rowing ra p idly in population eac h day. WHAT PURPOSE does As· sem blyman Lehman and his few follo wers have in trying to forbid these foreign investors and busi- nesses'? Gov. Brown, t hrougho ut his term In OHICe, has been trying to c reate more jobs fo r this In· c reasing population. An exa m- ple of lhJs was his announce· m e nt to Volks wagen AG in Wolfsburg Ge rm a ny. that he 1s willinl( to aid the company in building their second m ajor U S ca r assembly pla nt. her e In C alifornia. He 5tated h•· was wi ll i n g t o g iv e a i d t o Volkawa1en through hig h level re presentation in the office of P la nning and Research i.o a.a to e ase lhe normal burd ens m re· ceiving the nece1111a ry pe rmits for the b uilding. Docs All · semblym an Lehma n t hank that Volkswagen 1:1 going to bu.lid a plant here In Callfurnia , Ir the At at e 1s goi n g t o fo r c e Volkswagen Lo give up the land and factory? Foreign capita l will be scared away from Callfornla H tons as the Le hman proposal ls pending. BRlAN DOOLEY. CPA s .......... ,.. To t he Editor : The lnc reaae In stop.and-go city driving necessitated by the prouteratlon of stop signs In the New port Heights area results in a decrease In fuel em clency and mUea-per·g allon. While the soal of slowing down a nd diverting t ralrlc m ay be la udable t he me thods are antiq uated In these times of gasoline s ho rta1ea. What la needed Is a method for enabling traffic to now throuch Qootee ''What we 're lookla& al la the loa ol eeveral mllUon doDan over the next I ew weekl lf thll trend continues." -aalplll TM•~· 1DOkttm1n for the loutll PIMlre llland Chamber ol Comm.ft, .tter' nearly• mllM of me..ac Tau bHcb• ..,. ..........., ....... , ..... oU 1pll1. I h I:. .1 rt• .1 " II It .i 'i 111 I 1• 111 l1·rf1 ·r1·nt·1· .1 ... l"""11i1 .. I( 1<'11 \IC II \1 I I 1\. \. Cttrrt-rlfon 1'111111 • 1-;,11111r In 1 l1t• 11111•n•-.1 of .11·1 ur.w\ in r .. 1•11r11n1• I ""ult! llk1• '" rn ak1 • 11 1'11•.11 lh.1! lhl'fl' I'> f\(I Ill i!.1111/.t 111111 I ;ill1·1! I 1t 1!1 ·d V,,p td 411Jn._., Ct11111I \ t ll.111\ l'tlt•I /\u..: :1. l'.1r t• \ 111 Th1•r<' .111• t"o I 11111·11 V. ,1\ m i.iar111.a11nn:. in o r.in.:•· f'111111 r, Wt•:-1 and Nnrlh Si111th I tw l 111t 1·d W :11. 11( Wt •-.1 Or<.1111•1· C'i 111n1' -.c·n l'~ t h1· 1·1t1t"• of < ... rdi n (;rm •·. F11unldln Valle)', llunl 111..:t11r1 H1•ad1. W1•!'.tmin ... t1•1 Jlld S1·11I fka1·h ·" wt•ll a .., lh1• 11n1n 1·11rpnrated <ire as of M 1<1'4 ;1y Ci ty. Sumwt a nd Surfa1de J E I\ ENNJWY ~Xl'cut1' c D1 rt•C"lor. l.i mtt-d Way of W ~t Or ani;(e County Parle Probl~•• To the Edit.or I ·ve ~n greatly ('Onct'mt'd these past few d ay:. r<'udtn~ UOO Ut U l)rOJ)CINt'rl nut10nctl park to lay along the <'Oa!it hetwCi•n Ne wport Beach u nd Laguna Bea ch. Although this probably won't be a completed proJect unlll the 1990s or l&tf'r , It certainly will bring to Newport Beach and lhc coa ~tal ar ea thous and~ ur>0n thous ands of additlona l pe<>plc who won't particuhirly add too mu<'h to the beauty a nd health of Ne wport Be ach Imagine t he traffic M ndlllons. even thou~h t h f•y will d cvt•lnp a ll nt•w freeways that will take pla('C in lhe next gene ration. 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Maximum u ll o wa n C'•• I !> m a d e f o r ;iutomobiles b\• the San Joaquin F r e 1• w a y b 1 :. t' <' t I n g l h l' watl'r~hed Ont• wetv. and a new . 1n el wide ned La~un a Canyon Houd h1 ~c<'t1ng lht• watershed ;m other way With lh•• t•xcepteon of the golf cour~"'· .111 t•le mcnL" or the propos<'d deVf•lopm ent would be dCflt ruellvl' or the vital resources in the Gr~nt>.•11 · Yet , lhr~ years a~o tht> Irvine Company m coopt'ratlon with the c illle n:-. a nd the l'OUn ty u ff 1r med t h e f o l l o wing s tate m e nt whic h wai. put in formal rt'fi'')lut1on o r the Board or Supe rvisor:-. on Au~ust 3. 1976 in "Approved 1'0 11 1·11·~»· a n d <iltat·hed to lht• lrvirw Cou:.ta l DevdopmL'flt l'lan 1T ICMAP1 "To maintu1n th1• Lag una G rcenbclt Priorit y Area a1> a pr edominantly opt-n :;pace area and ensure t hat It:-. rei;ources. na t uraJ beauty and recreal.lonal Lilli•' Jf 1• rl'l:t1 r11 ·r:I for th1• prt•1>c111 and futun• rl'1>11.k11t~ of th .. rounty · \I dll\ 11( u ... h.1\ 1· 1·111111• lo valu,. I 111 ,t ., .1 r I I In •• II of 1· I 1• .1 r .1ff1r n1J111111 ••f .i1ti1>11r1 f11r llw (; r . ,. 11 Ip• I 1 11 \ I Ii,. I r \ 'II .. ( 11111 p.1!1\ "T T tl t: ,,,m,. 11 n1,. unotht 1 '•·r\ -.1 ..:n .r11 .1111 ptd11' w,,.., ,trl11pt1 ·r:I \\hi• 11 t '>I .1hl...,h1·d J (i rt•t•nl>dt \t'q11...,1tio11 T1m1· · "To 1kc·1de IA 1ll11n f1 \1• v1•a1:. 1f .1n .1.·n-.·m1 nl 1 Jll hl· Jl0 h1cv1•cl 1A 11h lht' ll\11W ('11m11Jll" '"' .1 lo111o(t1·rm 1>r•1.i:ram 111 .11·11u1r,. '1i.:n1f1l·.in1 011t·n ~p.1n 1.m1h rti.11 a r 1• h 1• 1 n ~ J> r o 11(,...1• d ( '" dt'\ l'lnµnwnt 1.1.11 hin th•· I .:.ii.:un.1 (; r<'l'nlldt Op.m S pa1·1• Pnonty /\ rt•a. aml 1f '>UCh on a grct:menl r a n n n I h 1• a 1• h 1 t' v e d 1.1 n am cndml'nt It• tht' (;,•n1•ral l'lan for u rban u..,l-:. within lht> opt•n ~p a r1· .1 r e a :. m <.1 ; b e con~Hkrl'd Only lhrct' yt'1.1r11 have pa.'i:w<I. Wt> now hJ \'l' a ft-t.lcr ul urbun llark e ffort . r1ty. rounty and st at.• fund..., are now ava1la hl1· . and fC'de ral fund!> st•1•m assured Al th1:. crucial t1mt>, m any of u:. J rl' look1n~ lo t he Ir vi ne Company to n·aHirm 1t:. loyalty to l ht• Grc1·nh1•ll , to g ivt' whole h ea rte d s upporl to th•· Net t 1ona l Park and the broa<t a cqu1s 1t1on effort under way, a n d to h onor Its d e d 1c a t1o n pro m ises that can a issurc lh..- a c c o m p I 1 s h m e n t o ( l h 1• G reenbt'lt und the ;icqu1s1two program. J/\M ES w 0 11.u :v • ,.,.oeuy~--c-••- , .. , ··-............ ten -Ml ... -.. ·-............... , .... c.u ..... . CA tlU•. ~ ... , •-•'"'" fW ..-..C••-__ ....,.. .. ____ _. .. ll .. ....... ~·-----t_ ..... __ , ............... ..... ·~-~ Writers Must Find Their Limits Gc>rtrutfe Slt>in Is m ost famous a mong the ignorunt for her In· conlation "A rose is a rose IH a rose." but she knew what fihf' was Sil.Y ing, and she knew whut ll h(• m e a n t. She would never have said, for ln1tanee, "A w rite r ts a writer l1 a writer." Thia la the mi1ta ke be · tn 1 m a d e b y the public television channel ln New York whic h l1 using a grant t~ com · m lulon ort1tnal pt111 for lelevlllon. to be wrtuen by d.llt~ tn1ulahed aovell1L1 and abort •torJ writ.en . A writer of stortee t1 not nece ... rUy, or u ually, a writer I or plays A wr1ler of pli.ys Iii not uRua lly u nov(•li11t . A nove hat is not usually u poet. A poet is not un essayist. An ci;say1i.t 111 not u fa ction wntcr . ·r he differences in w riting aro far different than the differenCl.'S within w other arts. A com · p oser compo ses. a pai n ter pall'lta. 11 11culpt~r sc ulpU, &aain& th e medium ol tone alld ~r and line. But while you compoee mu1lc and paint a picture and aculpt a fl1ure, you cannot write wrllln1. THEaE HAI never been a n uuthor. ln~ludlat Shakespeare , who could wrtte equally well tn ever y form. The use of words Is f ir m ore llm ltt na a nd clrcumtertbed tban tbe me ol tone and color 9Dd Une. If thele noveUata and ahott story writ.en e8'lld '8w wrltlm play•, they would baYe wrtu. t h,•m long beforl!. If a poet coultf s u y so mc lhin1< in p ro se , he wo uld not huvt• to s ay it 1n Poel ry I( an e:mty1st or crihl' h11d the 1ma g lnul1ve capuc1t y and ta.lent. he wo uld oo writing masterpieceis instc"d of writing about them. BEaNA&D SHAW publi8hed rtve noveh a ll of them failures -before be abandoned the form and leamed tha t he wH really a playwrtaht. Henry J a m e• tried lime a nd 111.in to wrtu playa, which were diamal Oopt on the 1uae. al&.bou&h h1a a hort ator iea and no•els are I Uptrb. Dozens und 1c:ores of wrttert. many of tho first ra.nll, ba\le toyed. and more than toyed, wllh other form1 1 but ln allQOlt every cue \bey bave pvtD .. and retumed to the form tbe7 ............... tutur• I ' MORE OPINION OAil.Y PILOT 4 7 Bob Greene Death -Opens Door to 'Literary' Fame in U.S. If you waot to aucct«t Mre an America. YOW' belt bet la to d.le. Not to be morbid. but lt'• tnae. We bave a fudnalion wllb t.bo.e wbo have pused away. especlal l)' people who were ln publJc fletch. Look al Elvia Presley. It '• seemed that no one could tt t a ny blgaor .,. than Prealey wu lo life. but lo dHlh hia popularity grew lo even m o r c enor m ous proportions. Look at Jim C r oce -a pleasant singer who struggled to be heard while be was alive, and wbo.se recotds went to the top or Billboard's Hot 100 charts only after be died. Look al our sacred heroes. John Kennedy, Robert KeMedy and Martin Luther King all Art Hopp~ men who wore controvers1ol an<! d.eaplR!d by many ln life, but who grtw to near aa.lnlbood tn death A!I. an em inent playwright once put at "DEAD! Ht'y, that's tbo key word . the word lh.t kct:p11 America KOtnR 1'he fear ant.I Idolatry ol lhe d<'ad ." And now •omt·one Is rt>ully cu:shm~ In on Anwr1r1t'R lovti for the dt>ad. In tht· post, promot~r:. sporadically n·alitl'd that tn dtv1dual performt>rs wen · tughly marketnb)e altt•1 they were buried Rut now a team of 1nerchandisers have figured out the essential truth · It's not tht performers themselves who are hot. i t's the idea or death. So. right now. today. m over tOO markets across the United States, telev1i:;t0n screens are lighting up with saturation ad· vertisements for a new book called "Too Young lo Die " The premise of the book ll> t1l rnpll' ll contain• pictures and 11mple btognphles of 31 famous people who have one thinl In common They died youoa. •·oa ••z.H you get the life stories of 04ance Allman. Flo Ballard, Lenny Bruce. Jack Cus11ldy. Montgomery Clift. Sam Cooke, Jim Croce. Bobby Darin, Jarn •ti Dean. Jeanne Eagles. Mani11 Ca&Ss Elllott, Brian Ep- 1.te1n. Judv Onrla nd . John GarC1eld , Geor ge Gershwin. Jean Ha rlow, J1mi Hendrix, Billie Ho laday, Buddy Holly, Brwn Jones. J an1s Joplm. Bruce Lee. Carole Lombard, Sal Mtneo, Marilyn Monroe. Elvis Presley, Freddie Prinze. Otis Redding. Make Todd. Rudolph Valentino and Hank Williams As Allan Hirsh Jr .• the book packager who put the deal together. phrased it: "People Like to delve into the details of the lives of people who are dead. Who knows why there's this fascination? There A Miracle Diet Pill at Last .. Al last a miracle diet pill of- fers hope to the 138 million Americ-tns who arc ten to fifteen percent <lverweight. Known commercially as "Add· a-Poise," the new drug is un· fortunately not yet on the market. Ex- tensive test· ing, however. indicates that it not o nl :, e n ab l es dieters t.o eat virtually all they wish or any sort of food. but a lso helps reduce the incidence of ulcers. heart dis eas1·, gray hair. neuroses and otht r strcl>S·111duced malfunc taons "Af'TER ONLY a few months on the pill. many patients fet•I and look ten years younger," says Dr. Homer T Pettibone. D.P.M .. D.P.O E . leader of thl' research team responsible for the medical breakthrough "We must remember that Amcricaos who are ten to fifteen per cent overweight devote a s much as a third of their wakin~ l ime \\Orrying about their cond1- t1on . Never does a morsel pass their lips that they don 'l feel twinges of guilt. re morse and, in most cases, seU-loalhlng. ·'Time <tnd again. the subjicts of our tests reported that. with Add-a·Poise. they were actually able to enjoy their food for the first time in years." says Dr Pettibone A TYPICAL cal>e history n•- ported by Dr. PeWbone was that of Mildred H .. a Trenton. N.J .. mother of two. Mrs. H. tipped the scales al 132 pounds which put her approximately 12 per· rent over her ideal weight. For the past 1-1 ye(.l rs. Mrs II had been consuming up to half a bushe l of raw celery stalks and carrot sticks a dav, .... hich had caused her to develop the de · lus ion that her C'ars were grow- inr~ long and furry. She had Jogged re ligiously three mil es eac h morning. thereb y 1nduc1ng SC \crc 'ancosc \'Cins. and had dc\'otcd hL·r afternoons to s trenuous haiku exercise class until pain· full y d islocating h e r left shoulder. She was. m a word. <i wreck. Today, after only six weeks <J f intensive Add·a· Poise thcrap~. Mrs. H. is a new woman. Gone are the worry lines that used to • Enkaloft® nylon yarn is used in all Scrtin-Set products insuring the ultimate in quality and performance. * Enkoloft® is a trade name of American Enka Company. furrow ht'r brow. Gone is ~al st oop·shouldered µosture and h a ngdog exprt>ss1on. She stndes forward mto the futurl' aglow with a new self·confidence. Not only dot·:. she often have a second piCCl' of Chct·H·cakl' for d e~s erl . hut :.he h as n 't s wallow<>d 41 :.poonful of couag1.· chN'S<.' or joi.:gcd a little tn morL· than a month To bt-sure. s he stall wt·1ghs 132 pounds but. as Dr. Pettibone' proudly boasts. "she doesn't worry about it any more." "ADD·A·POISE is actually a consciousness.expanding drug," e xpl ains Dr. Pettibone . 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YD. r -MESA Vi:t» m1 s. 1r1.,.. _....... ·..::.re.. QIWfltt.W\ • Lo<-l l•A (71J) 751•2324 .. urc cull.II -Kennedy, King, all those people arter they die in the public eye, people lend lo idolile them. It's jual human nature. We couldn't sell thls book Ir it was about people who are alive." ANO 011, that term "book pac kager" -1t may be un· familiar t.o those of you wbo arc old-fashioned enough to think that books are created by lonely a uthors struggUng for ideas in their candle-Ill studies. Today it works hke this. Book packagers -in this case. Hirsh and his son. Allan Hirsb ll1 - come up with an idea that :sounds hot. In this case. a book about a lot or dead people. They do market research to see if tbey are right. Then they hire someone lo do the relatively tn· significant work o f putting words on paper, and they sell the product -i.e., the book vaa massave television advertls· in~. ln the case of "Too Youna to Die." the mcrchandlslng is be· Ing done by a firm called R.M. Marketing. To 1:ive you an idea of how big a project it is. coo· sider this : Jn the regular book· selling busancss -books sold through hook s tore s publishers are huppy if a title sells 10.000 copies. Most books have no advertising budget at all. if a publis he r puts $20.000 in· to ad vertising and promotion. it ll> considered an enormous s um. BUT IN TllE case of "Too Young to Di e." the estimated s ales f igures a r e in the neighborhood of 250.000 copie:., all via the m all through TV ads. R. M. Marketing is spending well over Sl m1U1on to adve rtb.e "Too Young to Du:" It ma~ .... ell be the biggest srnglt· promot10n 1n' the b1st.ory or publlshing. . John Manb, president of K .M . Marketing, supervised the cret · lion or tbe TV commercial, which. in soot.h.iog lones, invites viewers lo "walk lbrou&h the h ves of these 31 people . . . from their humble beginnings.to their lragic:ends." Marsh said that. "Personally. the kind ol book 1 might be in- te rested in would probably not be s uccessful if sold this way. I like a good novel. We are not !>elling this as a piece of quality liter ature. We made a market- ing decision about lhe potential of the book. A business de· cision." ASKED WHO the a uthor of "Too Yoilng to Die" is, Marsh said : "The author is . . uh . . . Pat somebody, J can't even re· m e mbe r h e r name." (Th e a uth o r is Patricia Fox Shemwold.) Guys II D Gals 'I famous for the finest in MEN'S and WOMEN'S IMPORTED CLOTHING, SHOES & ACCESSORIES is proud to finally announce that their SALE will commence Friday, August 24th In Both Stores Terrific Savings jn MEN'S &. WOMEN'S CLOTHING, SHOES & ACCESSORIES with markdowns of 50% to 75% OFF our regular price of selected SUMMER and EARLY FALL MERCHANDISE SALE Starts at 11 :00 A.M. on Friday, so be early for best selections by Arla rt· Flaum Women's 33 Fashion . I ' ( U twLY..,LOT NATION Atlantic Oil Gamb/,e ~harnes Casinos ATI...A.NTIC CJTY, NJ <AP) -Tb.• bi11•t e• u d 1amble around tbb oew caalno reeort la oot lakla1 place at lbe 1amlq tables and alot macbin tg n erseas Amenta'• thirat tw eDerCY b .. the oU in· duat.ry beUlAI $1 5 blllJon there 1-oil and au un-St....!I _ EJ • der the Atl&DUc Ocean from eo mUea lo 110 mile. ri&e U8JVe from the Boardwalk AND ALTllO\JGR THE PAYOFF RAS been only mildly ~nroura1ln1 In the three yeart •Ince the flnt blcb on oU leue.a In the Baltimore Canyon Trou1b. aome oU cumpaniet sUU. arc drUlln1 and otbert are watchln& Since the first exploratof'y well wal' sunk In Ma r ch 1978, wUdcattera hive C'Ome up with 14 dry holea, two 1u alrikea and one oH striktl Three wella are atJll beln1 drUled Slx companies have g1v~ up on Baltlmor~ Ca nyon oil, at leaat temporartly Only Texaco, Exxon and TeMeeo a re drilling Industry and government eJQ>ert.s :suy they suit • don 't know lf there 1s enough crude oil und gas out there lo make It worthwhile lo pipe ashore lo the energy-hungry Northeast. One industry executlVe estimated the cost of bwJdmg JWit one under.water pipeline at S500 million BUT THE EXP ERTS SAY NO one, ancluding the sue frustrated oil companies, has given up on the Ba ltimore Canyon area. "There's a lot of exploration that still has to be done out there," said one industry official who asked not to be idenWled. "When you have 14 dry holes, there's a natural dampening of enthusiasm. But no one is going to spend lhls kind of money without taking a good look -see." The government estimates that there may be 1.02 billion barrels of oil and 13.5 trillion cubic feet · of natural gas in the Baltimore Canyon Trough geological formation orr New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. hard lfOl<>tCY and tstudy thtJ btructures w toe where they rnJ1ht go bactc to " T U E INDlJ8T& l"S CAUTION IN THE Baltlmor_, Canyon area wq clear ln February when It bid Qn ly $41 7 million tor 39 o.lne-square· mile tracu. Jn Au.iuat 1976, the Industry paid $1.13 bllllon lo the 1ov.,rnm"nl for the right lo drill on 93 lnat'lis. Som~ lndwstry experts say they must explore greater deplb11, and m deeper water cloeer to the edge of the Continental Shelf, for oil and gas. They note that a once-promising aeologicaJ tormullon called the "Great Salt Dome," or "Haltlmore Dome," Just 60 miles to 81 miles east of AllantJc City has already produced five dry holes. Exxon is giving the formation one more t.ry. THE INDUSTK Y. WIOCH HAS DOTTED the Gulf of Mexico with drilling rigs and production platforms, says it ls costlier to work in the AUanUc Ocean. Mobil and Exxon said bad weather raised cos ls 8 percent and 9 percent, respectively. One dry bole COit Gulf $15.3 m11llon to drill to 18,554 feet. olltdala aald. Teueeo's leased Mm1 .. ubmerslble rt1 Zapata l11land bit pQdlrt lD May ud June, at.rik1na both natural au Md oU la tbe aame 11.400-foot well about 105 mllel eut of AUanUc Clty. Tbe au waa found at 13,180 feet below tbe teabed and the oil, whlcb ll very low ln pollutinl sulfur, wu found ln a narrow 3-foot layer at 8,31' feet.. The Tenneco atrlke wu only 2.1 miles south of where Texaco dlaeovered what It called a "alcnlfl· cant" amount ol gu bdow 13,000 feet lut Auauat. THE ONLY OTBEa ENCOU&AGEMENT came ln January when a teat well belng drilled solely to gather geoloalcaJ information struck au at lS,744 feet about 81 mUes soutbeut of AUantlc City. The well, belng drilled by Standard Oil of California (Chevron) for study by 11 companies. wu sunk in 2.686 feel of waler, the deepest at- tempted off American shores. The well was aban· doned and will not be reopened under government rules for such teat wells. Meanwhile, the industry is gearing for ex- ploratory drilling off other East Coast states. Ten- neco Ls drilling its first well off Georgia and others are expected to follow In addition, the government plans to offer 128 tracta between 63 and 157 miles orf Cape Cod. Maas., lo the Georges Banks area In October. Sites off North Carolina aho are being considered. THAT ESTIMATE, WIOCH IF ACCURATE would supply America's tota l oil needs for only about 50 days and Its gas needs for about 10 months. will be revised downward soon , U.S. Geological Survey offi cials say. Dwayne E. Hull, the geological survey official in charge of the offshore drilling, believes many oil companies are waiting to see i f Texaco and Tenneco can find more gas and oil. BRIUANIA ON SALE! Despite the number of dry boles, Hull said , "I'm encouraged by what I see so far ." He ex- plained that the r atio of dry wells to strikes is not bad in hls view. "Som<-of these guys didn't do so well and oth<-rs arc announcing s uccesses right next door to them," he said "~. they are going lo do some Perkins' Zoo Plan Debated NASHVILLE, Tenn. CAP) -Ma r)in Perkins of television's ··wild Kingdom " may be venturing in- to a political dogfight over the location of a zoo in Tennessee. Perkins, who is employed by a Wichita, Kan . based cons ulting firm called Zoo Plan Associates, m et with Conservation Commissioner Ann Tuck and s tate Rep. Mike Murphy lo discuss the pro- posed $24.3 million zoo Murphy u; promoting the zoo tor Nashville and the Middle Tennessee a rea. But Mrs. Tuck says she cannot say whethe r the ad minist ration would support a Nashvi lle zoo, nolrng that a res · 1de nt of Memphis has made an anonymous gift of $5 million toward construction or a zoo in ,.. .;/ that west Tennessee city. Mem phis already has the state's only major zoo. in Overton Park. Perkins said the location of f'ERK•N~ t he zoo was not discussed, but a s uccessfu l zoo "will bring in enough money lo in- c rease the tax income for the state to a point where it will be far greater than the capital expen- diture of the zoo itself." Nuclear License Reviews Resumed WAS HINGTON <AP) -The Nuclear Regulatory Commlsslon has decided to resume processing licenses for nuclear power plants, end- ing a lhree·month suspension ordered after the Three Mjle Island accident. Director Harold R. Denton of the NRC's reac- tor reguJat.ion office bas told the commission be is ready to resume consideration of applications, of- fi cials said Wednesday. THE COMMISSION ORDERED A HALT in processing applications for construction and ' operating permits May 21. The resumption is "based on a report from the task force at Three Mlle Island and on recom- m e ndations on v a rious changes involving licensees and emergency preparedness plans," said NRC spokesman Frank Ingram. IN A LE'M'ER TO THE OOMJllSSION Mon- day, Denton said those seeking construction , permits and operating licenses will have to agree to some changes in design and procedure before · their appUcaU005 are approved. Those chances lnclude installation of new equipment, such as emergency power aupplies recommended by the · NRC task force atudylne lut •Prine'• accident al Three Mile laland. O I' f< 1' \1 < >' FI fl 'I A \ 1 fi J' \ t S1\Tl !H l>AY 10 .\ \1 I I ' :\1 EKflCIJtl'I• om~·· 7812 Edlnget' Ave., Huntington Beach, CA 92947 &wtfl.,-n c.1/fomi• ~'on~ 8955 VlllfY View SL, &uen. Pn. CA I0820 ____ .... 20715 S. AvelOn Blvd.. Canon, CA 807 .. 22921 uk1 FOf .. 1 Ot., (L.11111 'CWMC). El Toro, CA eae.30 1001 E. llTIPlfl&I Hwy~ LI H*a. CA 90831 1i) "'° L.onO ~n 81-0 .. LOnO IMch, CA 9C*77 • 22939 HewtnotM !ftd., TOMnOt, CA IOeOll 1080 lrvl,,. Blvd.. Tuttln, CA U!IO ..wr.4 ... 236 N. Clttue A'll., W ... Cowlna. 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"I looked for a way of controlling the volume without sacrificing the quality of the sound " The instrument em ploys the latest space-age si II con chip technology. reports the official govern· m cnt publication Newsletter from Scotland. The Scottish electronics firm Electro Me<:hanical Assembly Ltd. of Glasgow plans lo s tart producing 1.000 a year next month. SMITII CLAIMS HIS BAGPIPES produce ex· actly the same sound as traditional bagpipes but without the bag a nd the blowing. The cost is just over $220. compared with as much as $1,670 for the bag models. Tht> manufacturers say they have had in· qumc~ from the United States. Canada, Europe, South Africa. Auslruha, New Zealand, Pakis tan and Ari:cntina An American chstribulor 1n Illinois has guaranteed immediate s ales or 500 instruments. the company said Bagpipes have been a part of Scottis h life since at least the.5th century A.D. Jn the 13lh cen- tury 1t became an acceptable instrument in the kinJ('s court. 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'\" Lido Marif}a Village SIDEWALK SALE Saturday, Aug. 25, 10 am - 9 pm Sunday, Aug. 26, 11 am - 6 pm " COMING EVENTS· Mini A•n•l-nce Felr Sept. 12-1e • Boat Show hpt. 22-ao Mt South of Paclftc Coe1t Hwy. at Newport Blvd. and Via Lido Free Parking wtth Validation . ~.Auguot 23, 1979 DAILY PILOT AJ J . ,.. .... HIADC)UARTMS FOi A .. 6AMIS aho DUNGEONS & DRAGONS FANTASY ROLE PLAYING GAMES AND GIFTS • FunTree • llOI Yhl , ......,.. IHdi '7WI =he mm1 mall! ... TtlE SPECIAL SAL E on our Scandinavian & Italian Clogs ttA VEST No. 5 Lido Manna VIiiage Newport Beach 675-7887 ~ siMplyus A DISTINCTIVE GALLERY CLSTOM DESIGNED JEWELRY FINE ARTS & GIFTS Lido M arina Village 3A lb = 1 Vra Oporto Newport Beach. Ca 92660 171 41 67 S..3123 30°/o-60°/o OFF ..... C oordlnates, Short & LOftCJ Dr~sses. Daytime & hettiftcJ w~. Teny Shorts & Tops. Sizes 6-20, I 21/i-241h. I , 3477 Via Oporto 673-8530 ALL Pantsuits $25-30 Polyester Pants $12 •I . , . AND ... MUCH MUCH MUCH MORE! 3442 Via Oporto N•wporthoch ~ :..· .... ... . .. :: ·- . . -: . : . . . . . .. ~ . .... • Al% twlY PILOT Thuf"ldey. Auguet 2'3. 111'1 Suit Eyed •• m Rape Case -.. ~.I ........ FACING SUIT? Attorney Allred A dden.se attorney uya he may brln te • •la nder autt a1atnat a ft m lnist lawyer for accwiaUou lhe m•d~ ac•lnat htm and h.11 cUenl, who wu l ('quitted after ht.a Wrd trial on rhar1ea of raptn1. kid.Gap pint and aauulUnti a youni woman hltd1hllter Lawy<-r Terry rntca nllo aa.ad Wtd· n..-lday ~ may fllt' o dus acUM awl 1111ru1t attorney c: lorla Alll'\-""«1 and ("a ther1nf' Hardin o n bt1 h alf or Ora ngt-<.'oonty lnpaty~r11 for whbt hl' COOJldera ~Y wu tod In the thret' tnats. AT nn: MM•: llDlt', M,. Allrl·d accused Gllea of rnan1pulnUnit the preas and pubUc opinion an favor of hla cUent. Glen II. Hutchc•n .oo Hulcht>nK>n wa!> acqulttt'd Tut!1>tJ1t y of r aping Miss Har din 1n N1>vcmbcr 1977 Hutcberson wa~ convlr ted l1y <• Jury In tus h n.t trial March 30. hut the Judge overturned the vt:rdlct hi.I)' m g be did oot believe Mis:. Hardan '~ tesUmooy. ON APRIL 14, Ml!>!> llard111 and Hutcherson held u Joint ncwi. <·on fe re n ce at which they public ly forgave each other and M 1~ Ha rdin a nnounct>d s he would not tes tify against llutchcrson at his sccuntJ trial But on May 22, Miss Hard.J n and Ms. Allred held another news rnn· fcrence Lo claim Giles had decicvcd The Fullerton police department has a ne w citizen complaint procedure in which people al- lt:ging police misconduct can write out their own vcrs wn or what happened. and tha t complaint form will r emain part or lhe record. America's Largest Antenna Manufacturer It 1s hoped the new procedure w1U prevent situations such as the one in which an Anaheim coupll· were convicted of falsely reporting police brutahty, Police Chief Martin Hairabedlan said. JOSE i\ND JOYC F. Garcia had asked to write th1•1r own complaint May 5. but the desk officer h.rcl tlw m g1 VI' thc·1r vt:rsion lo a se rgeant, instcC1d a nd lht· coupl'• da1m his one-paragraph version of th1·1r 15·minutc• s tatement was in:iccurnt1· on lil'H 'r:tl J>OIOl!'i FACTORY· DIRECT SPECIAL ~ lla1rabcd1:in said lht> change in policy was d e· cule will prob<1bly ht· nc:c1•ssary, lla1rab<'fhan said. but lhc proct""(JurP should eliminate any uncrr tainty ovc•r what t·hurgt'' were mude. THE GARCIAS SJ\ Y th1·y told Sgt Glt·n Devenc.•y that a man t.>1:in~ arrested at a Fullt•rt<in i:as station was struck after havrng om· hand put 1n a handcuff n eveney's written report quoted the couple as having said the man was hit three t imes In t he head with a nightstick afte r being handcuffed. Th~ Garclus. who a re lhe pa rents or three rhildren mid who have no criminal record. were fo11nd ){!Jilly of a misdemeanor rn hlmg their cum pl~11nt They arc to be l>cntenc:cd Sept 2Ji College Gets Wings Entries To Rise Walter A. Linzy, l>on of Mrs . Joy D. Linzy, 34471 Camino El Molino, Capistrano Beach. re· ceived lhc wings of an Army aviator and w as a ppointed a warrant of· SACRAMENTO <AP > fi~er at lhc Army ~v1<1· • . tt o n Sc h oo l 1 .. ort Enroll~ent ~111 d.rop Ruc ker Alu. 2 percent 10 California's ____ .------ e le mentary and secon- dary schools this fall. but rise by 11 percent in the community colleges says lhe state De part· mcnt or Education. The projection said there woold be 3,971,820 pubhc school pupils and l ,288,910 community col· lege students -nearly o n e -q u a rt e r or California's population. Th al r e presents a decline of G9,778 in the ~lem entary and secon- ds ry schools, anaan ln- crease of 129,098 in the com munJty colJeges. St a te schools c hief Wilson Riles said lhe decline ls the result or lowe r blrth rates, and wi II continue through 1982, then turn upward. ·:.::y~u H·•~-.1 :: ·c ... :.: ... :::·::::·. · ···a·n··.·· .. . .. . . .. . ' >QUit ·· .1115 ··:' ~: ... o··· ···· .. ··::.:~ ..... ::.: '·. ays :·· ........ . . . .. ·· . "'(· ...... _:,·.·.: , .. .. In the Seera A~· .iiiiiliiiliilllli vertlalng ~ of Augult 22, ...,. le an ac:tvertlMment for • #2191 Canl1ter vacuum with Powermate. fhe copy deecrtptlon 11 Incorrect. Thi• v•cuum do•• not tt•v• • du•I lncft cl••n•r on th• Powennete. We.,,.. cerety ,.et thl1 er- '°"I Sears I rtro I JtrRL TI TV ANTENNA PURCHASE! COMPARES TO ANTENNAS COSTING 50% MORE! 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MU.,.INOTOM ea ACM .....-.... . ... . .._ ... . o••&.•• ., ,, •• I , ~ICU MAY VAAY NOIVIOUAI. STORES 1 'AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION DAil y PtLOT A J :s QUEENIE 'EtJer11· Person Bas the Rt lat' •• .J \ h ".( Man, 83, Kills Intruder in Home "Setting the thermocst.at lower than 78 degrees wouldn't help around here You're always sli'-<immg. but at leai.t now it's patr1ot1c " •·c ot a problem? Then wnte to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. getting the an.swers 01ld action you need lo solve inequ&Jies in government 07ld business. Mail • .,our queshon& to Pat Dunn , At Your Sertnce, Orange Coa&t Daily Pilot. P.O. Bor 1560, Costa Mesa. CA •"2626. As many letten 03 possible will be amwered, but phuned inquiries or letters not mcluding the reader's full name. address. and business hours' phone number cannot beconsldved. Thiscolumnappearsdai· ly except Sundays.·· IAJsf .loll Ma,, Ell•h1aae Fee DEAR PAT: IC you get a job through an e mployment agency and pay a fee, wbat happens if you lose the job? Should the agency refund the .fee? G.C .. Costa Mesa U, wlthiJI ti days, yoa qait wltb "Jut caase," or are fired or laid off tbroagb no faaJt of yoar own (rom a job obtained throagb an agency, yoa sboald rttelve a partlaJ fee refund. This scale la 1/IOUt of U.e permanent fee, mulUpllecl by &be aamber of ulendar days remaining. A reflllld, wben doe, mut ~ made within 10 working days after yoa re· 4aest it In writing. If dlfficuJUes arise. first dlscUS3 tbem with the ageocyowneror manager. U you stllJ need belp, COD· tact tbe Bureau of Employ meat Agencies, 1439 Howe Ave., Sacramento9582S. WO% Leak ... , Be Redo11e DEAR PAT: 1 made strawberry jam last month and sealed it with paraffin. Today I noticed that the jam bas seeped up over the edge of the wax. What, if anything, should I do about this? Is the jam spoiled? K.G., Costa Mesa Homemade jam la llltely to spoil once tbe seal is broken unless you store It In the nfrl&erator or fTeezer. Paraffin seals on jellies Uld Jama oftea ••11 away from tbe Jar Uld allow leakage - espeelally In warm weatller'. UalaC reaatar en· mg.type Jan with seaU.1 Ilda lmtead of pan.Illa caa eUmlDate tills problem. U Y09 doa't ltan room • yoar refrigerator or freaer to store lite Jam wttll leaky seals, yoa woald Deed to redo lite prep· aratloa 1 pneeu. Remove from the Jan, brlal to a MU, ud pat tato eleu, freshly a&ert.lbed jan. ml ..e Jar at a time ud put• &lie aeaUa1 lid Im· aedJa&ely. State Tldrd h1 Care Ce•t• DEAR PAT: We moved here recently from the South. I can 't get over bow much higher hospita l care costs are in California compared to where we used to live. I'd like to know how this state ranks in t.be cost or health care on a nationwide basis. It appears that this is not the place to have bad h ealth! K.W., Costa Mesa LAKELAND, Fla <AP> "t meant to lliU him," IS-year old Al~rt Ch~lnut iuald. de1crlb- ln1 bow he IUl\ll...S dowl\ •n iarmec-t rob~r who ter· rorised a...t.nut and hi• wife for a aecond time in• three weekl. Cbeatnut allot and killed Charles B Bruton, 24, 1 200-pound tix·coov1cl. who authorities say may b•v bftn lnvolvt--d In other recent robberies In the Lakeland ar.-a A ll·GAUGE SHOTGUN IUA8T to the bead .. and Deek kllled Bradon lnatantJy as he rummaged t.hroulh a freeier ln the Chestnuts' bome, ap. pareDt!y looting for hidden c:ub. pohce said Chestnut swd he hud onJy one Uung m mind aa he quielly freed hJmi.elf aft.er bemg tied up. toolt the shotgwi from under his bed, crept to wllhin a few feet of the burglar and fired "l wasn't trying to scare him or anything," Chestnut ssud "If a ma n comes in your hol'tle and pushes you uround a nd treats you like a dog, then it's time lo do aometh1ng about tt " J>.OLICE BELIEVE THE SAME ARMED rob- ber broke into the Chestnut's home lhree weeks earlier, bound lhti couple. ransacked their home and left. Officials sa1d that no charges would be filed against Chestnut ··Every person hai. the right to protect their life. home and property." Polk County Sheriff's spokesman Steve Hubey s~ud The incident began wh en Chestnut and his Just be glad yoa doa't Uve In Aluka wt.ere a semiprivate bospltaJ room C'OSU tm per day. New York rates mamber two spot at $1'5, btlt CaUforala comes in a close tll1rd wttll $143. TM state wltll lite ~ •· .... ~~f;,~---~~,_,_1 lowest average rate la lllaslalppl, wltere It eeeta !'?. - Sit a day to stay In a semlprtn&e M9plta1 roem. ~ ~.,. Otlter Soaillern slates allo have comparatively ~'~~'7',:6'11~1ii lower rates with Soath CaroUaa a& $71, followed by }liior1Ja,Ca.rolllla at $'11 ud Lomlan•'• ra&e of $11. ULTRASONIC MOYION .. DETECTION HOME ALARM ----~S~YSTEM '96."..... . ~ The flnHt protection against unw.iled lntruderl. Great for home or office use. Checkmate .. supplies reliable and econ omical protection that easily installs in just minutes. System employs safe high energy ultrasonic waves to keep a watchful eye on the area requiring protection. Upon activation, unit responds by turning on house lights and/or sounding alarm. Alarm is housed in an attractively designed walnut styled case. Comes complete with instructions and high decibel horn. ---~-------------------,_ ........ .....,,. .......... WIS19M WI SAllTY ITITIMI ......... ._ COSTA.-._ CA tlU6 o....r.-.-~ ..... ~o..._ ........... ___ _ .......... ~------........................ , ..... ---"-~ ...... ___ _ --o.te•Wlll-- INAMSI ~-~ ...... ...-~--------------- · 'I MEANT TO KILL HIM' Albert Cheatnut and Wife Bertha In Home 81-year-old wife Bertha. heard a "bump" at about 5.15 a.m. Chestnut 'said he got up to mves tigaLe. found nothing, then returned to bt:d Minutes lat.er. the couple were awakened by a fa miliar figure with the sawed-Off rifle. identified Clll'.8'l'N'lJT REACHED l"OR A PISTOL be kept. under the pWow. But tbe burclar anticipated the move and tore the •UD from Cbeltnut.'1 arup, cuttinl the elderly man's baad. ''1hen he said, 'I'm •otna to bave to tie you up a1aln,' only UU. time I left my arma alack so when he lied us up, it would be ewer to set out," Chestnut said. "He tbou1bt he wu sate:• After the burglar left the couple bound In their bedroom. Chestnut struggled out of hb ropes, picked up the shotgun stowed under the bed and crept up on Brax\oo. "BE WAS lN THE JUTCHEN WITH his bead in the Deepfreeze, so I took aim," Chestnut said. "When he stood up, I pulled the trigger." Sberifrs officials said Braxton bad an ex· tensive criminal record and was recently released from a state prison where he served time on charges of breaking and entering. ~ayor Hikes Rewitrd SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Mayor Dianne Feinstein is increasing a reward fr{)m $1.000 to S25.000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction or an arsonist. by police as Braxton The arsorust has been blamed for eight fires in buildings aJong Castro Street. including one whe:-e fireman James Desmond fell through a roof to his death a year ago. The most recent blaze occurred July 27 ---------=------------------- SPECIAL HOURI hlr w~sa O,..W6P.M. Ml 371 .-1.,_ftMllfT C8l1lll CMIT Tl COUT COSTA MESA 2221 Hm bor It.cl. '""" WI •• Pho•• 645-1126 WDTMIMSTll ISltl le1cll-..... Hl-JJll SAMTAAMA JU W. IM-.. 111147·7711 I I • ~4 IWLY,.._OT WORLD I LOCAi- .. .... -. TllEFUTURE IS ONLY AS FAR AWAY AS TOMORROW . ..,,_..,.... RELUCTANCE TO CAPITALIZE ON NOTOAIOUI PAST HAS HUAT BEER HALL Hider'• Unaucceufut 'Put8dt' Waa Launched From Thia Site In 1923 Theref~. prepare for 1t tod11y Look thrnuKh the t'oUe«e t'la&S S<'hedultll ,mt ''' yr>Ur hom,. You'll find someUunic offerNt sptt1flully f11r you to ennt'h your llfe. prepar .. you for ., four-year t'Otlege. teat'h you a new •><·1 up11t1on or update your knowlc-dicr 1n y11ur 1 urr~nt profession. You'll rrad about 111 ... ,.,"1 commuruty serv1<"f! 0Henn1t'i lrom n-< r,.:.t10011t atblf'tJcs w concert.,, drama and le--ture-. Beer Hall to Be Razed Your commuruty C'OllUe'\ are expert' 111 th•• future JllM chet'k our pa't Thl!i la~ly mf"ISalP wa, hrouitht to you hv ORANGf: COAST COl.l,F:<:; 1-:. GOLDE:"J WF"-\T <'Ol~L ECE anti COASTLl;'l.i'.: COMMl':"ITY COl.Lt:;G 1-: Hitler Launched Effort From Watering Hole FOR MORE 1:--;roRMATl()'I; ~56·5609 MUNlCH, West Germany <AP> -The beer iall where Adolf Hiller launched an unsuccessful ~up attempt in 1923 -known in history as "the 3eer Hall Putsch" -wlU be tom down soon, the ·licUm of urban rene wal. The Buergerbraeukeller, once among the most ')()pular watering holes in this beer-drinking !enter, will close next month alter years of declin· ng patronage and r eluctance to capitalize on its 1otorious pa.st. BY 111E END OF THE YEAR, owners say, it .viii be tom down to make room for a shopping :enter which city fathers hope will revive a decay. ..ng residential ne1ehborhood. "Sept. 1 as our closing day." said an e lde rly waitress as she handed out beers to a score of =ustomers in the ha ll's outdoor garden. "For me it's very sad, but there's nothing left to be done" A spokesman fo r the brewery wruch owns the heer hall said no date has been set for demolition "but we hope ilcan began before Christmas." IT WAS IN THE RAMBLING, yellow-and· brown buildJng that ff 1tll·r tried to seize power Nov. 8, 1923. The Nazi leader , backed by truckloads or storm troopers, ust:d a politic<tl rail) Lo for ce Bavarian gov1·rnnwnt h·adt•rs to hand over pow<'r to him Hitler then plannl'd to le-ad <i march from Muni ch to Berlin to ous t lhl· c:lt•ctt'<i government of Ch a ncellor G u11tav Stresemann. But the coup fa iled when the Bav::inan leaders man<iged to slap out or the ha U and rally police, who routed the plot· ters in ahailof gun!ire near city hall The Naz1 leader was arrested and imprisoned in nearby Land5berg, where be wrote his book "Mein Ka mpf," oullining his hatred of the Jews and the German need for "lebensraum" Cliving s pace) in Eastern Europe IT TOOK lflM UNTIL 1933 to fmally come to power legally lie was appointed Germany's chan-' cellor after 3 .succession or failed government coalitions The Bue rgerbraeukeUer makes no effort to capitalize on its association with the Nazi leader, and e mployees are not eager to talk about the subject. Fom1er Marine Chief Honored Colonel Geril L. "Red" Feneoga, former cDlef of staff for the Mart.ne Corps Air Station, El Toro, was awarded the Legion of Merit during retire- ment ceremonies marking 28 years of service. The award was presented lo recogn.itioo ol aervlee as plans officer, assistant chief of staff. G-1; and chief of staff, Marine Corps Air Ba.sea, Western Area, and MCAS, El Toro. from October 1.97~ to August 1979 FENENGA IS P&OBABL Y BEST &.NOWN for bis work as the air station's community planniDC ... " ........... and liaison officer: a Job in which be worked cl<Ael)• wlt.b neighboring communf.ties on a variety of issues. His work as the project of. fleer for t.be development of El Toro'a Alt Installation Com· patible Use Zone <AICUZ> Study and the initial idenUllca· lion of lands necessary for ac- qu.illtion to support the study was cited . 818 DECO&ATION8 INCLUDE TWO awards of tbe DlltinlUiabed Flying Cross; Brome Star with Combat V; 18 Air Medals and the Navy Commenctatim Ribbon. He reaidea with bla family in San Juan Capittrano. Haala Cut Short -' No plaque comme morates the coup, and city tourist literature makes little effort to enlighten the visitor on the durker side or Munich's history. Fllll St-mt-stcr Beg1n 11 Monday, Scpl4!"mbt'r 111 1!17'1 . A wooden plaque above the door or the main room recalls great moments in the tavern's h.i s· tory -but mukcs no mention of the putsch. FEW TOURISTS VENT URE ACROSS the lsar River from downtown M u.nich in sear ch of the tavern, employees say. and most patrons are local residents who have CrcquentC<.l 1t for years . The coup was only one episode an a list of mis- fortunes that plagued the beer ball since it was built in thl' 19th century on the site or an earlier brewery. On Nov. 8, 1939, Hatler returned to the hall for an anniversary rully He cul short his speech and left unexpectedly /\ ft•w minutes later a bomb ex· ploded on the po<laum . killing seven people, includ- mg the father of his m1stres~. Ev1t Braun. A COMMUNIST SYMPATHIZE R LATER churned lo h;.ive planlt:d lhe bomb. although he later hmtcd that 1t wu :. al lh1· instigation or the Nazis lhemsclVl'S to rally ~upport for Hitler. During th1· war. /\ll1cd bom bs severe ly damas;:t'd th1• llullcl1 n~. <ind at w::is never restored to iL'> former ~11.t·. The bt'cr h:tll s t'rvcd for a time as an American milit:try club bt'fon· r eopening to c1val1an custuml'rs an the mid l!JSO -. Sale Now, at Carpet Town, for a llmlted time a special cetpet • • ..,.c&al purchase price. After the ulo, the price will be $14.91 eq. yd. Now It'• juet $7.99. That'• aavlng. The kind that mall• thl• a worthwhNe lm•lrnent on luxur1oua nylon pluah carpeting that luta. The .... 1111cUon wafting for you Include• the latest. moat popular colon. Plct&n your home redecorated In Antique Ruaaett, Mahogany BrC>Wnt Antber Fire. Or pemepa Sattnwood or Butter Pecan. The choice la yours. On an averege ~i:.·=~~~~ v::·.:.o; !!;'~~ room, clnlng room and hall SAVE H'Kt TO ~ ON THESE OTHER SELECTED CARPETS! A thick and 1uatroua plush. Made of nyton. 1t ta CUT & LOOP STYLES PLUSH STYLES lontJ-weartng. 88sy·to-cleen. and heat-set for laeting performance and durability. Come In soon and treet Striking multl-coloraUons S099 A low proflle. tightly tutted your rooms to a luxurious new look. In a aturdy nyton pile for ' plush atyle of 100% ...Y caN. Regularty 110.99 so vo continuous filament nylon In six multl·tone c:otors. lllVllG CAUPOIMIA POI II TIAll •• "'Oh luatre !nkaloft nyton In a acutptured plush atyle. $ 7 48 Scotchgard and atattc c:ontlot trHted. Aegulaf'fy $10.49 IO YO Select from II• mutttcok>r8tlons becked by $ 899 • ftve yeer warranty. Scotchg•rd •nd 11ntl-atat so YO t~. Reg. 111.99 Heet-Mt nyton pile In. s1os9 aetectlon of eight I~ colon In I 80 YO. Me¥y cut a loop 1tyte. Reg. $14.99 W11Tt•••• 11111 llACM &YD. IWll8't c.llr.. .. ' ct W.IM•t•,..._Wll&.ftln.•6 ............. 191-7146 100% nyton pile In a aaxony plush avall•bl• In • MtecUon of seven sotld colors. Reg. $9.99 Reduced 13.00 sq. yd .••• a soft aaxony pluah In nine bright multi-color comblnatlona. Reg. S10.49 Colors Galore I Setect from 20 aolld color• In thla hMvy plush of hvtr11 s .. polyeatw. Reg. $13.99 s7~.~ se~~ NOOINO ANO ~tlllOMAL INSTAU.Af~ A\IAlUk l SANTA AMA Jt 11 SO. mSTOL • ............. c:.-...... 1.p•-w....,. ................ , llMll7 """-'"°".,. "'' •. ~,. '" •. tU'IO&• " '• •wr• u •-•u"' ~ t01t U t• ~(lot l(l!Wt •JO ... OAV llO lljft.at .OCCtt t••-"<MIO •._.l,~ChAACM C..-•-....... 1 ... ~ ....... ----------.,-s:;91n--.:; ............... _ .... ~ *'·-r""-_ .... -............ -... -- ' NATION 1G--ancer Fear Increasing Surgeon Geneml, Says Ameriauu Healthier WASHINGTON <AP> -11"1 fur of cancer 1ooma 1arsm' lD tbe public'•~ nowt.bat medical ldmc'e bu reduc-.d the rat. ol heart d.ll eue ud i.,tbeoed life expectaacy. tbe 1ur1eon aeneral aaya. Dr, JWiua 8. Richmond aald n ao interview that aJthouib Americana &ft' healUuer today lban ever befon, moet don't realiM ll. BE NOTED TllAT FEW&a AME R-ICANS arc dytn1 h'om lbe nation'• ll'adinl kUler. heart dJ• eue, and Ute expectancy LI more than 13 year1 But tboee advances mean the pubUc Is becom lnf more fearful of cancer. the suraeoo general l&ld . "cancer rtilaUvely assumes a more prominent role. U people Uve looger. the likelihood of dyrng of cancers is aolng to become greater ." said the 62 year-old pediatrician. "But that's coun· terbal.anced by the fact that th ose who have ca n ce r diagnosed under age 45 are Liv mg longer." Richmond, who recently toured China with Joseph A. C a l ifano Jr . the former secretary of health, cdurat1()n Rt<:HMONo a nd welfare. said . "If we i.llll had children -as we saw an China dying of in· fectious diseases. we wouldn't be worry ing MJ much about cancer in the elderly. "WHEN I WAS A PEDIATRIC resident in the 1940s, I spent 25 lo 50 percent of my time taking care of polio patienb, he recalled. "Now in the last 25 years that I taught medJcul students, J didn't have a case to show the m "So \H' have m ade that kind of progre~s Now I think s0<·1ety can attend more to what you might say are the tougher problems of cancer causa · tion." said Richmond The s urgeon general pubhs hed a re port last month urging Americans to take better care of their health Unhealthy behavior or lifestyles may be to blame for as much as half of all dea ths in the United States. his report s aid. HJGll ON RICHMOND'S U ST OF medical do's and don'ts is: s top smoking. Other t ips reduce alcohol abuse. eat fe wer c alo ries. rat, s ugar and s alt; exercise moderately. undergo periodic screening for high blood pre~sure 2 Finns Charged In Gas Misuse S EATTLE <AP ) -The Environme ntal Prolecllon Agency 1s seeking nearly $600.000 in fines against two courier companies for a ll egedly using leaded gasolint! in 114 vehicles designed to use unJead('d fuel. EPA spakcsm an Hob J acobson said the total fine sought against Loomis Courier Service Inc and Gelro Courier !'.>erv1ces of Seattle a nd Portland. Ore .. was the largest such penalty pro· posed in the Northwest and possibly in the nation. Leaded ~asolioe hinders the ability of catalytic converter~ to remove pollutants from exhaust fumes. and other major dt.ordera. •nd obey apeed lawa and wurwat belts. Rldlmond believes that the prevenllve health me.1111 la atart.ln1 to alnk ln "It we hadn't Men • 22 percent drop lo heart dlaeue over t.he pajl decade , I don't lbJnk people would be Joe.lo& u much. or worryina about diet quJt. aa much. or about hypertenaioo detection or stoppln& 1moktn1." he aald. · ••1T TAKES HOLD IN better•educated. upper economic aroupa fin1l Wld is work.in& Its way down," Hid Rieb mood One exception has been a rise in s moking among colltige-educ1tted women. but be expeet.s these women soon will join lhe trend away from cigarettes Adult s mok.ing has dropped from ~ percent in 1964, when a predecessor is1.1t:.ed the first surgeon ge ne ral's report on s moking, to 33 percent. Richmond hopes that ultimately the rate wiU falJ as low as lhe 2 lo S percent that a few colleges have round among their students. Millions to Charity LONDON I /\P l I\ 66-year·old woman who li ved atom.· 1n a simple two-room apartment has left $8.8 mtlhon LD her w1U , and virtually all of il got•s to charity Eileen Walton. who died in March. inherited her money from a family fruit stand bus iness lhat grew mto a big chain of stores. Rut. as a neighbor. "She never gave a hint that ~he was worth mil hons." FllEE TC, Tll E t•[T 814 1(~ u ,,(~K TO SCHC,OL IMMUNIZATIOX CLINIC SPONSORl'D BY PACIFlt~A CO~l~IUNITY HOSPITAL TULSOA Y. \l'C.I ST ~!! ,\?'.;() Wl:D!ll I SOA Y. ,\I 'I ·l 'ST .!9 ti.OU p M.·9.IM I I' \I A\.l' CROU P· I> MON flfS 10 18 YI AHS IHP'Tll I RI \ II r ,, ~ l :-. POLI fl \I\ '\IP'. l'I I{ 11 S<;JS (Wlwupan)? Cou)?.h1 IHJBl l l.A t 1 OJ} Or c.nm~n \kJsl· ,, ~ll·ASI l·.S llllUJ\ llJrd 111 KcJ \k.a\k\I CARMEN Y UPPA ONFERC:.NCE Cl:NTLR 11\8 19 Ocl:iw:irr~ln:~t (11.a .Block South Ot \l31n) I l11nt1n;:tlln l:kJdl. ( JhlorniJ . ---' .. ·.. ... (~-......... ·--...... --1· • • · AT KERM RIM.A . MAGNAV~~ . --------o e I TRADE IN NOW FOR TOUCH TUNE 12" B&W • 12"DIC11Jo • 1000fo Solid Slate • fer"'- #5300 589 TRADE & SAVE 13" COLOR • ,, ...... C4'er • tlKs.M "* ....... , .. #IHI ST ART THE FOOTBALL SEASON OUT Rl~HT WATCHING YOUR NEW MAGNAVOX TOUCH TUNE 19" 5529 •Co..,.tet Color 330 I 00°/o Solid Staie • Electra.ic T....., • Y'Maffc FINANCING AVAILABLE cu.c. ASK ABOUT INST ANT CREDIT AUTHORIZED MAGNAVOX SERVla 10" COLOR •IO"~C.._. • 100% Sold State ...... r- •A.to Color #4020 5299 TRADE & SAVE 19" COLOR • 19".,..._C...,. • IOO"fo5el4 s .... • Yhh ttk #4Jl0 Thuradly.Auguat23, t979 DAILY PILOT A J 5 Distinctive Shopping & Dining International Muscular Dystrophy Day Sunday, August 26, 1979 Greek, Romanian, and Balkan dancing & music performed by Intersection Folk Dancers 11 a.m. -2 p.m. Free Interior Qesigns Service for Home and Office Bldg. c.31 751-3376 c..-~ "-... ) 1110/11 '1'11ilorit1f,! I -...._, For the well dressed man • Suits in the Latest Styles • Sport Coats • Shirts •Ties • Alterations •Ide· C4) 549-3906 'D1tlmond JI ead Gallen; l0tqe Seloc •ion o I ~hinese Gifts Fine Art ::m~ Jeweky Merc•"tli. lltdg. 0 Level 557-3031 I Play ac;talnst the Computer or Play Against An OPP<>· nent. Matc h Your Wi t s Against the Built In World Bank. Sale Prtce 129.15 GAME:~M~NSHIP Mefc•nllle ................ . 557-2447 SOUTH COAST PLAZA Ii The Village is pleased to announce -\ <... .... I I '-1/ ./·st:-+< I ·f I {' \' l ) New Begmmng Re model!~ c)nd Expan~1on Now Completed By the Qr-n 556-4047 There never has been • better time .. To took ot ou r New Selection of T urQuo•s.e ond Carol Jewelry At Price~ you d llke to Heor About .. ·~ ~ • 4tfl ... ,,.. 557-4052 F ine Imported Pipes Expertly blended tobaccos Home of "Snow flake" and "Black Gold" Tobacco 81d9. IJ.26 556-0778 _ _.iiiiii-.--.i!,.. lunflowef and IMr StNet In Santa Ana. Oppoette South Cwt ,.._ MAU.. Take North lktatol offremp from IM llf ... 11. .. Diego F,....y. Tum left •• Sunttow9f and look for tht three tllgl. '. . .41• CW&. y N..01 Thur9day. Augutt 23. t878 Soccer Space · Divided Huntington Take• Charge of Allocaeiona 81 I S &AY CLAUSEN .............. ._ A d.llpute over anoeauon of soccer fteldl to or1anbatlona Mldlna teams ln tbe north Hunt· lnltOD Buth area hat bHn re- 10lved by ttbool otftclala But lbe tolutlon is conlfldered only temporary u more totter clubt bloNom m lbe clt.y. and truateea ot Ocean Vlf'w telcmcn tary ) School l>lstr1ct w au1l lo tum over playing field alloc:auoo to the city EA&U£a THIS MONTH an Am e r ican Y o uth Socre r Oraanliatlon bpokes m1rn took truat.ees to t.aisk for allocalmg a oew College View pl&y1og ht!ld to the newly formed Orange Coast Soccer Club A Y S 0 d 1 r e c t o r 0 a v •·d R ochman ch arged h is c lub $)ught the third held at th~ 9t'hool for years because College ~iew School ts 10 the hub of tus league's activity area Althouch A YSO alreactr hu two Ottldt at the acboo l, Rochmu u.ld be wu "aboe.ked and dllm.ayed" by lbe action OaDE•ED BY TaU8TEE8 to see tr he could ·•work out a trade" In thf" allocallon 111ltua lion. an tatant auperlntendent J lm JON'S dld Just that The new lcaaue agreed to take over a field at Hope View School and abandon the College View field to A YSO J ones alM> announce<t that hti co nfe rred' with Huntington Beuch city oCftcials, who agreed to 1u1sumc responsibility for as ~1gnmg school fi elds to soccer orgaru~attons for recreation pro· grams attt>r school and during the summer B UT BOARD CLERK Darrell Carter. act.t.og for vacationing board president Jay Rivera. told Jones to draft school policy guidelines for the city 10 allocal Nudes Barred Comic Won't Open New Beach CHlLMARK, Mass. <APJ -Just because John Belushi 1s buy. tng Robert S. McNamara's private beach, it doesn't mean the jow· ly comic is planning a Martha's Vineyard-version of "Animal House" for nude bathers. "His people have called me," said Judy Pratt, the real estate a.gent handling the $425.000 sale, "and Mrs. McNamara has called me. too, to tell me that nothing will change." That means the public clothed and un clothed -still will be barred from the exclusive 450-Coot beach, owned by McNamara. former World Bank president and former Defense secre tary. Ms. Pratt said the calls came from the co median's representatives because of stones go ing a round the island that nude bathers would be we lcom e o nce the property becam e Belushi's on Sept. 17 The "Saturday Night Live" telev1s1on ..... performer made a r<iucous hat ID "Animal BELUSHI House," a movie farce about college Crutcrmty bfe fcatunng bnl'f glimpses or nubile coed nudity ON SALE T HRU Augus t 29 OPEN ln1 the playln1 fltlda . Only OM clty 'park. Murdy l'ark, malntalna butbalJ and' football fleldl. RtereaUon e>r· 1•.nlaaUoaa rely beavily OG ana ac:bool dl1t rlc:t1 for atbletic fleldl The city. ln conjunction wilb Ocean Vle w Oiat rlct, asslgn1 baaeball and football rlelds to or· a:anizaUons wlshing to use them. Cart~r said s uch a system Is required for soceer before cof cheii settle their dirrerences with "fiat fightli " because or "dwindling open s pace" an the lluntlngton Beach 1trea RUiing Bank Robberies Put City on Guard NEW YORK <AP) -As three more bank robberies brought New York City's three-day total to 18, Mayor Edwa rd Koch saJd t he city is braced for more "Babyface Nelson and John Dill mger days." "Remember what happened to OilUnger. Ile was shot ... Koch warned would-be thieves Wed- nesd ay as the tally or banJ< rob beries th.is year chm bed to 594 Tllf:RE WERE 641 in all of 1977, the worst year on record Koch said plainclothes police officers will soon be posing as customers or em ployee:. ID some' robbery-prone prunks l>O that "when the robbl·ro; come in. they're gonna bt• l>u qm:-.cd and not pleasantly " RIC HAR D KOVACEVJ<:ll . sen ior v i ce p r esid e nt o f Citibank . said he t old hi s tellers "Do noth1n ~ to 1·n dan~er you r s elves o r the customers. That's a ven ba~1r part of the training and ·it's ht· mg r("Cmphasi~ ON SALE THRU August 29 OPEN LABOR DAY LABOR DAY s OF ... b 9am l o 6pm ~~ JI •i~ "' "p edal" o f the week -~~ ,J., -~ , TRICONFORT 10% off ~ ' Roger 's bringfi F rance to Ne w- • · port B each ... 2 Gallon INDIAN HAWTHORNE "BALLERINA" 'Now $7.95 1 Do.ten Fresh C ut rl'guldrly 59.9'.) CARNATIONS Now $2.98 regulMly $7.20 Each bouquet is made up wit h a ssorted colors. ~~.. q~ ~-< L •' l_! :1· , · ·~ 'J l • .J r • ..('!_; ~~~~~-.k .1 . . ~;.:,J~I , t{1 ,~y ~" .,.s-·~v., ......,. , ..... ../ fl'.;j ~ -• -? . --. 'r""'· . 10°0 d isco unt on all 8pec ial order~! SNAIL BAIT The S nail Kille r! 1 lb ............ $2.29 42 o z .......... $4.99 10 lb ......... $12.99 25 lb ......... $28.95 s.n Joaquin Hl11i Rd. di Md(Arlhur Blvd., Newpon Beach , 1714 ) 640-5800 Open 0d1ly 9am 10 6pm LOCAL / NATION ............... Littered '-'ondscope It looks llkl' a httC'r of spaghetti noodles. but 1t·~ rcally ~hrt:ddcd computer print out:-. coVl'rmg desert landscaping at th~ Mc~a . Ariz horn<' of Mr ~. J a m t:s .\tortcn~l'n Th<· t•omputt:r n :prescnb pro grt:s::-.. but no om· as sure wh<Jl mes!-.agc• th1~ mcadl'nl w<.1~ m t:C1 nt to convt:y Old fashioned Caring Savings A Horse Of a Different Color <.. on1t '"'' ~ rn• 1 Jn1rM r· prJnt • r" l.ar • · ""Ind•,, • t ''·• ~ I •• ,,:-"' • t • ·•l. ! • r._.n,J • '"' • t J rrou'>4.•I Jntm.>I'> lr11m 1lw IJmt•u' l<••••n .. \ • 1111••< '"'" Ch1hJrt·n "'" I,. 1ndJn'1\.I lo. •1 • n.1r.1· .... • t--.. r-.. ,• Irr n-.1rt1<;1,,• .,..,,..,. '" 1<•und' :-.;1:wpurt BalbnJ 5Jv1ni.: .... \\1·,111.tl l'IJ/J \'\,,11 1111 lh '' .11 In. n• \\•!"IL.• Frtt' A UOll.jUt" l(lh \'\ .. ••It•, I ..... r ... ,,,, '>'f''lJ !"L.n"'h• .. .i 'r1r· I I •• ·•'"'l•.' h •. , ... I\ (,c:1ry V\,J,,un tJlt·nft•d In<. J I Jfl '! JflJ > ... fJI t H d•·,·~n·' \-.. I •<•t • t • h "". • •• • • • r I , Nt'wport B.1lbo.t ~.l\ '"K' "'lwt1· \our ,.\'"II' \o\1HI. h.itl.l t.11 you. \.\e (>ftl'r h1i.:h..r·v1t·lt.l11 r PJ"b' ., • ,,,, 111.r• .in·; '"" ': 't; rt:tjU1remt•nl" 11n .1 wh"I•• r.11"1(• t•I ttrn• 11rt d11.JI•· "'' •1.~· indudtn>t ,1 m·w 4 \• .u tt•rm m .. nt'\ 'l1.1r~d d l"'l.fll l)1.r riJr conven1en1 lrtt ">t'rv1<t'' m.ile lit .. '° mut h 1 J"'t'r "'ht n '"l. ""' • ·•' N .. wporr !3albuJ SJvtn>:' <1nd I OJn A"">< 1.rnun Amon.: th,"' .ire free· mont')' o rd.-r\ dnd 1r.ivt'ler. <ht'< i., nOIJI"\ "r. '' J 1rec1 5l.K1.:1I 5t·curtt\' Jt•p11'>1h lrt'1 1ht ,L1ny. .1e<nuf'f .1n..: tdt>phont· lr.>n,h·r <,t•r.11 , .• ind "' 11 •ur-• 1•n Saturddy.., o 1t1 I \ll'wrorr BJlbo.i '.)Jv 1n1 • \\n1d11f l'IJtJ '-•·"'l'"rt UtJd' 17141().\5 050~ ': ' I ~ I. \. \ /. _, -.. • FROM Fash ion Island ~ Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF WTHE HARBOR -• -' ·------.. -----· ·-., •• _ .... • .. ,. ................. .......,.,...--.-.r.-r:,....,...-,.-r·----- I I r Gas Prices 'Unstable' DOE Reiail Lilt Siin DetUen 1 Proteata WASHINGTON <APl Guollne dealen say flM>'w•'e priOM an cMq-IO fut U1 ....... •nt attelQpt to complf• • U.t ol maldmwn .1trmiNlble r•t-11 prkt1 would be frulllH• ..... "W08ld ... out ol daa.. Tbe .._11 Departmeal'a Ont forQ lato ann-tu ~ wtth an oauma&ed mu:lmllm Ntall prlce Ult bro4;apt bowll ol protest.a Crom deaktn acre. tbe country TH DS~L£a8, SO•E OF WHO• were belleaed wltb uUa from irate motomta claimln1 tlMy wen beiq onrcharced for &H, complained tbat ~ auued Monday did not reneet latest w11oa•ale price lncreaaes. (The hrt was pubUabed Tuesday in the Dally Pilot > Nevertheless. Eoeray ~partmeot oltlclala said they will have such U:sb. perbal)I every month, clvtns coosumtrs esumates "within several cents" ot what th~ legal eu pnce ceilln&• are in 20 metropolitan areas. -------..... Aod, said lhe depart (~(J VSlJMER ment'a Jay Thompson, whose office \s respons t -------- ble for compiling the list . if wholesale gasoline prices are changin& so rapid- ly a list cannot be compiled. the department mity take a closer look at whole.sale pncing. ENERGY DEPARTM ENT OFFICIALS con· ceded the first list. compiled Aug 6, was old by the t ime it was issued Monday and said an updated version would be made available "It took a while for us to get our act together," said Thompson. Although prices on the government survey are broken down lo the nearest hundredth of a cent. Thompson and other department uffir1als em- To lt'ed Janet Lee Auchincloss, mother of J ac- q u e l in e Ken· nedy On assis, says s he will marry retired investment b a n k e r Bingham Morris of Southampton, N .Y . She said that no date or location for the wedding , h e r third, has been chosen. pba1lsed they ate only eaumates l.Dd may c:baqe 1bpU, fr'(a day to day. Som. ltaUooa and e.-entire atatea -aatal bl a.mpted fw ~,..... amcwa l&lcl. Mciaweot...,ualo,.ratGl'cmta. UNDEa N&W GOV&aN•SNT re1ulatioa1, tbe cou1atry'1 mOl'e t.bu 175,000 1uo11ne •talion operatott .,.. UmJ*i to a proftt mar1ia. from whlcb they mUll pay tbelr OWD ove.r· bead Md co.RI, ot 1.1.4 centa a 1.U.. TM.l.:ay P•H whoaeMJe price l.Dere .... ud tax• to <'uatomen. The chaqe in ,..11.1.latiom wu lD&eDded lo mate lt wter to determlDe n&ai1 celtiaia-• Oealen1 across the country compl•bMd of be· i.DI 1wamped with oomplainll they conaidered un· jutifted becauae the Ii.lures LNued by I.be EDerlY Department were out of date. A at.at.ion operator in Maaaaebuaetts &ol IS calls from aniry customers, said Paul Marron of the Bay State Guollne RetaUera AalOCiaUon. AND VIC aASBEED, EXECVTIVE cliJ"ec . tor of the Greater WasbJ.nctoo Area Serrice Sta- tion Aalociallon, called for those who compiled the list to be fired. , "This latest rout-up by the Departmeot of Energy in releasing lnaccW'ate ceilin& prices for retail dealers across the country by brands is another example of the vendetta that DOE is COD· dueling agairuit the nation's retail service station dealers," Rasheed declared. Marron said In a telephone interview that wholesale prices have been going up from day to day, sometimes as much as 4 cents a gallon at one time. "I think it's going to be very difficult to refiect accurate selling prices" in any list, be said. Ethnic Violence Flares in Denver DENVER CAP> -A eang of Hispanic youths armed with clubs and a hammer attacked a Viet· oamese man and smashed the windows out ot bis car as violence Oared In a bousinl project where tensions between the ethnic groups have cauaed refugee families to nee. police said. Police and remaining Vietnamese in the area came to the man's rescue before be was seriously injured Wednesday night, authorities said. Tbe beaten man was not identified. POLICE aEPOaTED NO AllaESTS. Patrol cars cruised the project during the nieht. and no incidents were reported early tOday. Ne.arty all the 22 Vietnamese families in the predominantly Hispanic low-income bouaina . pro- )ect moved out this week after tenaiona belween the groups broke into violence. ••1 DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY went," Bernard Valdez, director of the Denver Depart· ment of Social Services, said Wednesday. A window-breaking confrontation that erupted Monday night caol>ed racial friction between the Vietnamese and 1lispanic resident.a ol the area known as the "Projects". that bad been smolder· in& for nearly six months. HARDWARE STORE The compact Weber charcoal cooker Porcelain finish. aluminum legs and ash.catcoer. In Yellow. Red. K8y[imeor Copper M1sl Iii'• 700 SERIES 22'/J'"llettte di ....... In Yellow. Red. Key Lime or Copper Mist. s59aa ONLY America's favonte outdoor cooker. Porcelain finish inside and out. aluminum legs and ash catcher. •• STOllHOUIS .... -..... ,., W.N,S... IM ~. Augu1t 23. 1979 DAIL y PILOT A 11 starts Friday at9:30a.m. many limited quantities ... not all sizes may be available in each grouping ... colors and styles limited to stock on hand, so shop early for ~est selection! these items available in our Huntington Beach Store w0111en's sportswear NOW .... TANK TOPS •LONOSLEEVE BLOUSES ••IDTANKTOPS . ••tDTHINRTS .... 1•JUMOR TANK TOPS 41 JUNIOR SHOATALLS •JUNIOR FASHION PANTS a ... IPANTTOPS •JUMOA PANTTOPS 111FAMOUlllAKER PANTS a Jlt. l&ltlRTS . . . . 12Jlt. TMK TOPS .. 3WPC.IWWWUA . ..... ...,., ......... .. •AHALTPTOPI . •10KCOITONSHMTS . 1.91 3.98 •. 3.98 . 3.91 3.91 .3..91 . 3.91 .. 4.91 4.91 .. 4 .. . ... lie .. 9lc ·•··· 3..11 ... 1 .. .... 1 .. . 4.91 dresses, pant suits NOW 2DJUNK>M6lllllE8LONOS . . . ....... t• 40JUllOR a ••a LOHOS . . •. 14.91 •••tPANTIUITI .... ..1.91 lingerie, loungewear NOW 30CAMllOLES & HALF SUPS 31FASHION81K .. IS 11 SOFT CUP BRAS savings for boys • um.E BOYS SUt•ERWEAA 49 BIG BOYS SWlllWE.AR f7 BIG BOYT ANK TOPS T7 8'0 IOY IHORT SlV SHIRTS . 80 BIG BOY KNT SHIRTS NOW . 1.91 .• 1.91 . 1.91 ..1 .• 2.91 savings for men 11 L Sl V DRESS SHlRTS 71 WOVEH SPORT StlRTS 17 l Sl V LESUA£ SNATS . 21 L SLY L£ISUA£ SNATS . 5 FAllOUl llAKER SPORTCOA TS •PLEATED SUCKS 143 EXPANDABLE W AlST SLACKS 31PATTERNEDSLACKS 47 BEL TEO SUCKS . 52 COUAR£0 KNrT SHIRTS 15 TEARY SHIRT 32 SWEAT'SteATS 58 TENNIS SMRTS 131 FASHIOHSWIMWEAA r7 TERRY SHiRT$ 101 JOGGING ~TS HOW .6.98 . 1.91 . • 1.91 -... 4.98 .. .. 11.98 . .14.91 . 14.91 . ... 4.91 .. 4.98 ..... 1.98 6.91 4.98 2..98 2.91 7.91 2.98 r savings on shoes NOW 5.97 ' ~ . . ~ • . . .. t • i \ ' ' ' .. .. •CONTOUR BRAS 318UN..n&OUSTEAS . 418HORTPOl Y/COTTEARY LOUNGERS 74 LONG POl Y/COT T£RAY LOUNGERS 24 HOITESS WEAR . .. . .. . . . . . . 3.98 1.91 . 3.98 .. 2..91 . 3..11 5.91 6.91 .6.91 100 LADIES SANDALS 15 FASHIOH SUOES .. ... 9.00 : . 7.97° ~ women's accessories NOW •WALLETS . ......... ,.. ... . •'IWITOPI .... . lllUlllERHATS . .... Tl ........ 2701CARVES .. 12 IUl•IER SHOES 57VINYLSANDALS •WEDGE SHOES 11 YINYLIANOALS ...• ......... 2.AI ... UI ... 1.41 .. 1.AI 2.48 . 9lc 2.91 .. 3.91 . 6.91 ... 5.91 savingS for girls NOW 17um.!OIN.S8"0MUSCIS . . . . .... 2.91 •um.EGIMJBlOUSES. . . . . . . .. 1.- 1tmQIRLS..,-S . . . . ...... 3• ••OIM.l IKln'SETS . . 6.91 amORSIKIRTSETS 1.98 ·411e001RL98HOATS . 1.91 21.00ltLS TOPS .. . . .. . .... 1.91 17.0QIH.S..TOPS . . . .. . . . . . . . 1.41 amQIRUPANTTOPS . . . . ......... 1.98 1•.0GIN.l PANTTOPS . . . .. .. .. . .. 2.91 ••Gln.IM.OURI ................... lie 111m .... 11.0U111 ................... 2AI G~TllmUI ......................... 2.11 1t1....-............................ llc Infants and toddlers NOW ... OUlll .............................. lie •TODDURClll.llCllTTON .............. lie •taDOUR .... IOITTOPI ............. 1 .. •TODCJLIRQIN.llHOATAU.S ........... 1 .. ............................... 2.. •TODDl.8'10YI TU•llnl ............ 1• •10llUlll IOft 1111H1"1'1 . : ........... lie •10DDLD180YSPMTS ................. 1 .. •10DDl..IRIOYIWTAUS .......... 1• 1110DDLIRIOYllHORTMT1 . . . . . . .. 2M ..... IOYllWWWIM ............. lie .. =ll!S· ........................... 2.11 . ············· ............... : ....• _ _,,_ ...... ' ....................... I.II llJllll'Llil'I ...... : ..... ·:·············· 1~ 10 BOYi AND GIRLS OXFOROS .,_.DRESS ········ ... ... 1.17 ~ savings on yardage l 201 YOS. PRINTED YOCLES 130 VOS. SOLID LA CREPE 50 VOS. LACY POl YESTER 80 YDS. SHARKSKIN 130 VOS. GAUZE SHlffTIHG . 119 VOS. PAtNTED KETTlECLOTH 120 YDS. SOLID GAUZE NOW .1.11 . .. 1.48 . 2.41 . 1.98 . 1.41 1.48 1.48 savings for the home NOW 55 POntOLD£RS . . . • . 4lc 11 KJT'Ct4£N TERAtES .. • . . .......... 4lc tUITTS .. . . . . . . . . 4lc 11 DISHCLOTHS . . .............. 4lc 48 TOASTE.A COVERS . 2.48 44 KJTCtEH APAONS 2.48 127VINYl. TABLECLOTHS . 1.48 111WASHCLOTHS . . • . . . . . . . . • 4lc 32NFLBATHTOWELS ................... 1.48 118 HANO TOWELS . . .. . .. 1.48 10.IPREADIAHOCOllFORTERS ..• •Y• -y 1.4.91 129PAEADSANOCOllFORTEAS ....... 22.• •'TWIN BEDSHEETS .. . . .. .. .. . . .. . . 2.• 151 DOUBLE IED SHEETS.. . .. ............ 3.• 1141XMllOUNTYOAAP£S ............. 9.48 11120XM 80UNTY DRAPES . . . . . . . ...... 29 •• 1272Xl4llOUNTYOAAPU .......... 11.48 36 IEACH TOWELS .. .. . .. .. • . . .. .. 1.41 Mvlnga on fine Jewelry NOW 10LO. IRACELETS ........................ I.II IOWATCHBANDI . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . ........ 1.• C7WATCM8ANDS . . . . . . ................ 2.91 uvillg8 on toy• . - 9811 ADAMS AVENUE, HUNTINGTON BEACH -983-9731 .4J8 IWl V PILOT Lf SC Thuredey.Auguett:S. 111'1 0.llf P'tleC S\MI .... ,. Long-board Rider De s pite s m all . s lo ppy w aves, th1 ~ b e arded s urfe r s lides right near San Clemente pier for a fast ndc. Campaign Newport Chamber Reform Backs Beach Plan Tabled Advocates of a ll unt1ngton Beach camµail{n contribution ordinance for city council can- didatt-s havt' failed to convince elected oHicials to s upport the reform mea:.urc T he Ci ty Council tablt-d the proposal m a 4 3 vote MAYOR OOJ'lii Ma cAlhs ter was JOmed by collcai:lue!'. Ron Pattison .. John Thom as <1 nd Clancy Yodt-r in :.hl'lvmg the proposal Ruth Ballt·~. Bob Man- di c and Ruth 1''1nlcy voted a~ainst the mnt10n Lorratn(• f''atwr. an i:tUlhor or the proposal . :-aid council mcm bers were avo1dini.: reform to "keep the hc•a vy t·ontribulwn~ rolling 1n .. She claimt:d local developers had been s uccessful in controll- ing pas t elections through con- _tr1 bu lions MEMB E R S O .. ~ H ome Council. a lluntin~ton Reach homeowners group. ~<t id the or dina nce was styled artcr last year ·~ succc:.sful Orange County political reform imlaative TIN CU P (Time I~ Now Clean Up Politics J. Mrs . fabcr s u ggested the council was wrong if it thought "this issue will just go away because it won 't." She said she expected it to become a m ajor campa ign issue in the 1980 municipal e lection. T he reform proposal calls for a $200 ceiling on contributions to candidates and limits political action committees to spending $500 on all candidates. CapoSclwol Worker Cited Ambro sio "Bar n ey" Ebargaray has been cited for 19 years of service to th~ Capistrano Unified School Dls- ll'ict. Ebargaray, who received a certificate or distinguished service, h as worked a s a ware h o u se deliveryman. aroundskeeper and c ustodian during his tenure with the dis- lrict. He is leaving school employ- ment to join in a fa mily business lo San Marcos. The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's board of directors is backing a Dover Shores dredging plan that calls fo r de velopment of North Star Beach Park The plan, already approved by the Newport Beach Parks. Heachcs and Recreation Commission, calls for the dumping of 5,000 cubic yards of dredged material into pi\s on the Upper Bay beach THE DREDGING PROJECT HAS BEEN proposed by the Dover Shores Community Association lo clear the mud th<tl has built up an two txrnt channels in the Upper Bay ne ighborhood. As part of lhc pro1ect. the homeowner 's association would pay to develop the 10-acre beach. owned Jointly by the city and county. with a walking and Jogging trail and some drought-re~1!>tant landscupmg CHAMBER OIRF.CTOKS MONDAY APPROVED THE plan. which was reC'ommendcd by lhc chamber's marine d1vis1on The plan still requires approval by the City Co uncil and the County Board of Supervisors Tht· dredJ,!an~ project also require:. permits from several ai.:en ('ICS To Save Time Newp~rt Council May Curb Debate W1lh several ma1or items scheduled for d1!>cuss1on al Monday ·~ Newport Beach City Council meeting. council mem bers have agreed to try something new to save Ume. Mayor Paul Ryckoff said be 's received a "le lephone consensus " from council members to re-stack the agenda and to cut off dis - cussions of new items after I I p.m Monday's meeting will open at 7 p.m . with the consent calen1 dar , the routine ite ms that are usually last on the agenda. Stadium Job Bid $68,462 "Of course , if we're discuasing a hot item. even with the 11 p.m Capistrano school trustees cutoff of new items. we could have accepted a bid of $68,462 still go to 3 a . m .. " Ryckoff for the first increment or seat- qulpped. Ing at Dana Hills High School's stadium. · Items that aren't brought up -Truateea stipulated that a because ol the cutoff will be re-$14,362 deficit in the district's set for another council meeting stadium account that would be when the agenda won't be so used to purchase the seatin1 be hee;vy, he said. made up by donations from the Condition lmpo8ed -~ PEKING CAP) -The new ·Roman Catholic Bishop of Pek- ing, Monsignor Michae l Fu Tiesban. said today be would welcome normalization of rel•· lions between China and the Vatican but said s uch a move would depend on papal recogni- tion of the independence or the church in China. Dana Hlll5 High School Booeters Club. , The project wtll give the s.t.adium a 1 .~-seat capacity. Facilitie8 OK'd Capistrano school trustees have accepted a $141 ,129 bid to cons truct toilet facilities and dressing rooms adjacent to tbe Dana Hills and Clemente High Schools' swimming pools. The work is expected to begin this fall. 'Eye for Eye' Eschewed Victim~s Dad Assaih Countian'• Death Penalty BALTIMORE CAP) -The rathe r o f a Maryland man murdered in NevJda says he does n't "see whe re taking another life is going to help anybody. It's not going to bring back my son." Robert W. Ballard Sr., talked about the upcominc execution of confeHed murderer Je11e Bishop ol Garden Grove, wbo bH admltled be WU "lullly beyond all doubl" of kUUn1 David Ballard of Baltlmon. THE YOl1NGEa Ballard wu murdered when he lrled lo break up a December 1'" rob- bery in a Lal Ve1as cutDO. Tbe victim b8d been merrted OQly aboul three boun. Bl1hop la scheduled to die • Monday in Nevada 's gas chamber which bas not been used since 1961. "I don't think killing him will help my son or my feelings," Ballard said In a telepbooe in- ter view from bis s uburban Baltimore home . "Il won't help my family. I Just can't see where it's going to do any 1ood." BAUA.aD SAID be doeen't feel any btUerDeu or bolUUty toward Blabop. But be said be wlabed the Death Row lnmat.e would have been sentenced to Ute lo prtlon wttll no chance for parole. ''I lhlnk lbal would bave been mucb banber, mucb wone on blm, tho wb1t the1'n do6nl." he said. "l just can't see where it's going to he lp now." Ballard admitted be would feel differently about a life sen- tence for Bl.shop If he knew there might be a chance the convicted murderer would be paroled. "BUT THEN AGAIN, who knows what people like that would do lf they were ever let out a1aln," he said. "Would lbey do il a1aln? I have no doubt. Bul then. I don 'l know." David Ballard'• 83-year-old 1randmolher, Stella, 11reed with her IOD. "I don't have any reallr, feel· ln11 for hlm <Bl1bop), ' lbe 11ld, very softly "I doD'l bave aoy batnd. It Jutt dMID'l mal· t.er. ADJthlna tbey do, It won 'l brtn1 our Davtd beck .•• • ......... --........ . LOCAL New Traffic Feared Issue of Park Congestion RaUed By JOANNE &EYNOLD8 Ot•Oetl,~tlaff While plans for the Oran1e Coaat National Park real in le1tslative limbo in W ashinllon. D.C .. the l.ssue of copin1 with the tourlat.s It would attract is being raised locally. Two Newport Beach residents, both or whom are home builders, have sent letters to Newport Beach's Mayor Pa ul R yckoff raising tM issue of park-bound traffic and the burdens it will pose for local streets. IN ADDITION . MA VOA David SillB of Irvine, who men- tioned the issue lo testimony lb.is month on the park before the House Subcommittee on Na· llonal Parks and Ins ular Affairs. reiterated his comments in a let- ter to Rep. Jerry Patterson, D- Santa Ana. Patterson and Rep Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach, are co-sponsors of a bill t.o allocate S38 million in federal funds to buy la nd in the open space stretching frem Corona del Mar to South Laguna and inland as far as the San Diego Freeway That federal allocation wouJd be used in combination with a like amount set aside in this year's state budget to purchase land In the same gener al area SILLS, IN IDS letter to Pat· terson. said he wanted lo clarify his testimony in which he said t h e proposed park would l(enerate more traffic than COD· 1trucUon ol low-denllty reaiden· tlal projects on the b"lldable acreage within the propoted boundaries. "Based on the park's proximl· ty to a large 19 million popula- Huntington None Held On Drug Raps A 25-year-old vocational nurse at Pacifica Community Hospital in Huntington Beach was taken into custody by state Depart- ment of Consumer Affairs agents and charged with three misdemeanor violations involv- ing drugs, authorities reported. Robin Melissa Robles or 1667 Arbor Circle, Huntington Beach, was cited on charges of possess· ing drugs without a prescription, unlawful use of a hypodermic and petty theft. police said She was booked by city police. who wHJ pursue lhe case with the Orange County Distract At torney's OHice. She was re· leased afte r being cited. Police s aid depressive drugs allegedly were involved in the case in vest igated b y state agents. Miss Robles was at the hos pital when s he was taken into custody at 5 p m Gef Ouf and Push lion > urban center and uaUllline the Ulel 1ui1nted lD the Na: tional Park Service aludy, .e bave esUmated that the pm could add approximately 35,000 trtpA per day to the adjaceol circulation system . "On the other h and, if the de- velopable area within the study boundary was built out a.a a low• density residentlal·type com- munity we would estimate an additional 30,000 trips pe r day" Sills' letter stat.ed. B U ILDERS RANDAL Pres ley. head of the Presley Cos.. and George M. Holatein Ill, of Holstein Industries. have both sent le tte rs rais ing a similar point. Holstein noted that tourists at- t racted by the park "won't particularly add too much to the beauty and health of Newport Beach " He concluded that he is sur- prised "that there hasn 't been a great deal of uproar from the citizens of Newport Beach lo think of such a la rge project as this with the increased strain on our harbor and road situation ... Ryckoff said he sent a reply io which he re-stated t he City Council's position favoring the park on tht> condition that the San Joaquin llills T ra nsport.a. lion Corridor bt' built as a par( or the park and that the corrid~ be connected to Pacific Coait Highway via a link to Culvet Drive • 0.111~•1eCSWll ,,_ What do you d o when ~our plant.· IO!>l'~ powe r and you have to set 1t down an a bean field., You try to push it out. that's what. And that 's what pilot Ri c hard Cor~k~-. tus brothe r Dwight and a couple o f volunteers are doing near Graham Street an llWltmgton Beach. 0 f Read the Orange Coast newspaper that keeps you in - -the informative DAILY PILOT 642-4321 . . . ----------------------........... _ ~-~----.................... .------............... ----· ----_...._ --·-_.,. __ _._ .. ~..__ ...... .,.. ...... . .. . - J TION / LOCAL " r~ Dale Aleaaader, a ... ,~ book atadllor. " scheduled 11 hyaot• apeuw SaturctQ for a ,alaHwalth ~YeDUOD • ._ FOUIMaln vane,. Tbe eonv.nuoe theme II ..... aw. la a Do·lt· Younelf Project.·· a spokesman aaid. • Self-care tecbniquH .... to be diacuued by • Dr. Kwt Doubacb, Na- dooal Health PederaUon ~ard cbairman. Tbe fed•raUon 'a Oran1• County chapter h fpOUOrina the event. ,' Otber toplca include "Alternative Cancer Therapi•" and "Mental Booked (Jp r..= .. '!' the Healin1 ' The minl-cooventloa Is (cheduled between 10 a.m . and 4 p.m. in the ~Htle Theatre at Los ~migoa High School, i~ Newbope St Shelley Hallan of San Juan Capistrano will have more than a few stacks of books to crawl through due lo citizen efforts to finance a new library north of the mission. Sunday's library fund benefit will feature designer Mr. Blackwell at Rancho Capistrano from 1 to 4 p.m. Tickets may be reserved by calling 493-1171. GOURMET MARKET (Market Street) WINE CELLAR Delaney Private Label Vln Rose or Chablis 1.98 ea. U .75 UO FISH DEPARTMENT Seafood Crepes staffed with lhrlmp, crab meat and flab, topped with cheese & white sauce ............................ . Frozen, breaded ready-to-beat and eat clama 4 01. pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69c u . • • • MEAT DEPARTMENT Hot (Just off BBQ) Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.19 u . Our Own Potato Salad . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . . . . . .. .. . .. . 59c lb. .tones Cello Pack Bacon<~ 01.) ..••.•...••...••.. 1.09 ea. • • • GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE Ranch Fresla Sweet Corn. . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 fw 1.00 New Crop Lg. GraYeutelD Apples ................ 3 for 1.00 Sweet 111ompeon 8eedleu Gnpes. . . . . . . . . ......... 39cea. Ranch Fresll Keatacky Strbl& Beau ................ 39c lb. Baacb Fresb Solld Green Cabba1e .................... 9c lb. DELANEY'S Gourmet Market Open Dally 9·6 • Closed Sunday 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 673-5520 '30% OFF Over-co11nter Drug Guide Being Written NP YORK <AP> -The publiaber of the na· tloa'• .. Mina cWde to preeeripdoa cl.nap uya be la prepartq a eompanlon volume that will serve aa lbt ftrat comprehensive aulde to DOD· prescription remedies. Tbe book, the "Physicians' Desk Reference For NoDDnecrtptioa Drup," ta dea1ped for doc· ton and pharmacists but wW be available to anyone, publlaber Charles E. Baker Jr. said. TD 900ll. AV AJIABLE NEXT April, will borrow lta format from the "Physicians' Deak Refe rence." a dictionary-sized annual volume that physicians and druggists use a.s a standard ref· erence -almost a bible -ol information oo pre· scrlptioodruga. The new PDR, Baker says, is designed to do the same lb.lna for drugstore remedies. •'Our pb11osophy ls that while information about over-the-counter drugs exists, it's scattered in a number of places - on label.a, in packa1e in· --------- s er t's, and so forth . ( MEDICINE J There's no centra l source," be said in a telephone interview from Oradell, N.J. Like its parent, the new PDR wi ll be paid for by drug companies. Free copies will be sent to doctors and pharmacies . It will be written with a fair amount of medical Jargon. THE P&ICE FOR OTHERS WILL BE about $1.2, Baker said. He i:l confident non-professionals will be able to use it. He notes that technical jargon and a $13 price tag haven't stopped demand for the original PDR. which sells about 150,000 or its 1 mHllon annual copies through bookstores. The non-prescription PDR, like its original. wlll lilt drugs by brand, manufacturer, purpose and main ingredients. The manufacturer provides information on a drug's composition. action. dose and potential dangers, i! any. But there 's no in- formation on cost. BAKER SAYS CONSUMERS COULD use the book, for example, to compare the relative effec· liveness ol various sun screens. Or they might check for potential interactions amoog the dif· ferent drup they're taking, or find what other cold remedies have the same ingredients as their favorite cure. The cost of non-prescription drugs ls rising on· ty half as fut as that of prescription drugs, the drug lndUllry says. And more drugs have become available over-the-counter recently as the result of a continuing U.S. Food and Drug Administration review ol the products. Prescription status bas been dropped for eight drugs since the review began in 1972. Six more are expected to become available before it's over in the early ll80s. ..'l'llESB OE SOME DOCl'OU wbo regard over-tbe-counter medlcatioaa as not ethical. But I'm a believer in sell-med.icaUon," Baker says. "Unless there's something really wrong with me. I don't want to 10 to my doctor -I can't afford it.'· He Lived Underground GHENT, Belgium (AP) -A retarded va1rant bu confeued that in 1m be lived in an ander· ground family mauaoleum whole three rooms be, decorated with stolen furniture and appliances, OM. v f'ILOT Al• €0MPhE~E MARKDOWNS In All Departments Exceptional Values On Bedroom, . Dining Room, Living Room, Lamps, Tables, Occasional and Upholstered Furniture Reductions Up to 60°/o Flnat Drastic Markdowns Last 2 Weeks of Sale ALL SALES FINAL , 7 2 7 w f. <, t ( I if f 0 r I II f. N f· w p 0 r I Be cl ( h • h -16 1 6 J 8 Op1·n 'I S -:C· • C IO'>f'd Sund.11 f ,, ' n 1 rir J t; ,. 1~J(lfl•nT,.11 r • policeaaid. --~~--~-~--~~-~-~---~~--~-~ The "apartment" was discovered when workers at nearby Ledeberg Cemetery opened the mausoleum to prepare it for an interment. A police spokesman s aid the workers found a beil placed on top of a coffin, a stove. se·w1ng' machine, electric razor, radio, dish washer coffee machine, books and records, a rt.fie and rotting food. NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN ---· ....... POKES fun at stuffed shirts everywhere - ,-'f -....... • -kCF •HU.OCA • °"""'5 ~ ......... ""~' U.S • ,,_ -L • "') ~ ~ 30% OFF I i . Roger's Once a Year BROWN JORDAN PATIO FURNITURE t CLEARANCE SALE TAMIAMI KAILUA F.......ac •el•cdoe of 1979 .avl• •••colon . ._......,.. ....... acMat.Anhw aw.. H.wpon 8-ctr', t714)64o.&IOO °"" o• , ... eo6tlim i I ·1 i i I When you find what you want t ~ without driving miles-I i and walking forever-t. you'll feel good about I ·i discovering WestcliH Plaza ~ 'i ~ ' ~ l n•:or. ,.,.. .1 1NL ......... N>4~ • ~~l'TID • teJtW ....... MltMN•WWW.,;, I I I 'J Cruiae Good/or Caner, P~ll .. ,. ........... ABOA RD TffE DELTA QU&&N (A p > n..: rt verboal tdp dOWO UM llllaallllpp6 la a wortial vee•Uola not onb for P~ldent Carter, bul able> for p,... aecretary Jody Powell and other 1tatfer1 1ccompanyln1 tht pretldenl. In Powell'• e .... u a. .. t. It aeema lobedoln& hl6' aome ~· Powell 'a maoda tend lo rettect the prealdeqt '1 ratJn1 ln O\e poll•. and althouch Carter'• poputartty i• near rOC'k bottOm. Powell, "" Ulla laay riverboat trlj>,. seem• to be hh1 old , ea•YIOlOj, wiaecracltln& self .... (" • .Seefcr• HE EVEN 8EE•8 to mlu the da1 ly Whlte House newa brtefln&s that Laurie Cabot. known often found tum usinK bitter 1arcum a s l h e W 1 l c h o ( to tum aside pointed queatJon. So Salem. Mass .. say~ much so. "' fact. that near midnight s h e may h ave t o one night, as the steumer was paws leuv-e town unless a lng In a lock. Powell cuuaJJy leaned wildcat oil well comes agamst the railing on an upper deck thro ug h for her tn and fielded questJons from several Jowa. persons In a crowd of several hun --------dred who stayed on after shaking Call 642-SUI. Put a few words to work tor ou. hands with Carter What sort of fuel does the steamer use, Powell was asked ·--·· .. -· _.. . ,.. .. ,.. ...... ,. ..... The ,..... Heretary. cl1a~tte and • nurly ea\pty tumbler ln h1a haMI. repll~ "Wtll, for tbe... la.at thr .. houra lt'a ~•n runnln1 on Jack ll•nl"I• " DIDN'T t"IK£0 CABINET secretary JOHph A. Califano Jr. tel him to qu.ll ilmoklng, asked another onlooker ·•w ell, I uiled to have to sneak around IU\d do It behind hl~ bacll. but now I can do It out 10 the open." Powtill 111iid. Even presldenls aren't Immune from the Ultltl anc1deots that mar vaca\1005 A ntirvous waller spiJled a dist! of seafood coquille down lhe back of a rtt>r's Jacket at dinner on the second night of Lhe trip. The first full day of the trip was rtrst Indy Rosalynn Carter;'s S2nd birthday Carter orde red a cake brought to the table with an tnscrip· lion in icing "From Your First Husband " .. ,. .......... EXONERATl!O Gereld Ae'9hoon Value Cut VENTURA CA P l T he Ventura County Board o f Supervisors h a s r ed uced the as s essed value o r th t- Ormond Beacb land that had or1 1(1nally heen bought for a proposed h queried n a tur al ~a i. te rminal COSTA MESA ... ' • .. NATION Rafshoon's Ad Agency Cleared fu Donations ~ WASHINGTON <AP) -Gerald Rafaboon 'a advertlaln1 aaency bu been cleared of aualpicloo that ll made an llleeal in-kind contrlbuUon t-0 President Carter's 1978 1eneral election campaign. The Federal Elections Commloion found "no reasonable cause" to believe thal $15,080 In apparent over - apendlng by lhe Atlanta ad agency corutllut.ed an In-kind campalen con- tribution. THE COlllll8810N'S decision came on a 4·2 vote in ao executive sesalon. A two-foot-high report ac· companiect the cue. Rafaboon. who handled Carter's campalp advertialng in 1978, is the pre.ldent's chief media adviser. He aold b1a firm lhia year. The FEC probe focused on Sl5,080 in invoices sent by Rafshoon's agen- cy to the Carter campaign "' excess of a $10-5 million advertising con tract. which covered the period between Carter's nomination and the November election. THE FEC RULED that the $15.080 .. waa not an ln·klnd conlribuUon, reaaoning that the Rafshoon agency e xpected to recover the money through refunds from broadcut outf let.I paid an advance for ads that never r an. Although the anticipated refunda did not cover the excess spending, the Jo'EC added that the$15,080could be properj.Y deducted rrom the l.S percent. com mission the agency agreed to In itt contract with the campaign commit· tee. .,. "TO TERM AN overrun on the con- tract a contribution would be to aa- tugn t.o lhe advertising agency an ul· tlmate right t.o a full 15 percent com'· mi s111o n .. whic h wa s not contemplated by the parties to this contract and which 1s pparenlly not contemplated under any fixe<i price contract anvolvang advcrt.lsrng agen- cies." the f'EC rcportsa1d. Thi' FEC report, however. did not address other questions that have been raised about Hafshoon's deal· ings with Carter'i. pri mary cam· pa1gn. wh1C'h rt•ll $671 .000 In debt to; the ad agency In May 197£ •' .. ... 'I ,,, o • • 1111 ' ... ..... -. --.. --..... ~ · ..... ~~ ......... -.............. ._...,_. ...... ----.. ---.... -----.. INSIDE : •Stocks •Movies •Comics •Televlston DAILY PILOT •• o.,,, "11•1 ,.,,. .... 11, P•tno o·o-•• UMPIRE RON LUCIANO (1) ACCEPTS ANGEL FANS' GREETINGS. (2) BOWS, (3) DREAMS OF BEING A SLUGGER AND (4) PATS HIMSELF ON THE BACK. ------------- Win Streak Not • ID the Cards MCCourt Angel Pitching Isn't Strong Enough for Streak--Fregosi Rejects $3 Million By DAVF. CUNNINGHAM Of lht O•oly Pilot Sufi Jim Fregosi has given up hope that has Angels will put together a long wan nang streak <1nd blow the race wide open. Cleveland Indian:,. t:mbarrassed tht· Angels in a 13-3 ganie Wednesday arter noon at Anaheim Stadium IL wus their worst home defeat of the y('ar. ap1t•t·e and Angel s tarter Nolan Hyan las ll'd uni;.-31 :1 innings ._ surrendering f1 n• hats. six walks ;rnd sax runs gl\ l' tht: \ng1:ls the dl•pth thl·1r pltrhin~ -.taff m·ed.s. hut Fn ·gos1 d1srnl '>">L-d n a-. .in 1mpr(Jbab1hty I.OS A'.':GI::L ES IAP l Dali \ld'11urt·, de-.1rl' t11 st<Jy "'1tt1 th<· 1'etro1t Hed Wing:-1:. 'i<• great he· rc•Jected LI c·h~ncc to h1· tht· h1gheM p<J1d player an lhl· .'.\ <it1on;.il II(){· key Lcagui> at S:l m1ll111n for a !>IX yc<1r contract It doesn·t matter that the Angels are in the midst of a five-week s tretch ag<1 anst baseball's also-rans . A winn ing streak j ust is n't an the cards. 1''regos1 took the shelling in stnde "'It's a lot easier to get your ass kicked than lo lose 5·4. · the s kipper said 00Rul I'll tell you what "'as tou~h W l' JUSt played a t \\ o hour and 40 m mute game, and our defense s pent two hours and 10 minutes lJf 1l out there 1n the hot sun." The Angels los t seven of 12 on tht- homestand, but Frcgosa isn't pres!>mg any pa mc buttons yet. .. Nobody tn our division has enough depth in their patching staff to run awa} "'1th 1t." Frcgos1 s ays. '"I've said all a long tha t thts thing is gonna go right do"' n to the I ast week ·11ow l'Lln I eount 1111 Tanancs " There., no ll'llmg "'1th him. the manager said ·1 cl<Jn't think there's <sny v.a.,. he can p1tt·h bt-fore Sept. 15 · '"If your pitching as not strong, you ca~ 't put together an extended winning s t reak ," the Angel manage r says. "When you lose 20-some games after scoring five or more runs in each of them, it's very tough to gel a w1nnmg st reak going." H is exaggeration "'as only slight. While the Indians ripped 18 hits. the Angels only managed f1 vi: ore winner Dan Spillner. ··we had t"'o opportunat1e!> to blow at opt•n and couldn 't do 1t."" Fregosa added ··we led by five games before the /\II· star brcal.. <t nd "'c led by four th1 :. \.\eek ·· Th<it contradi c t s .. "'hat Tanana h1m sl•lf had been :,aytn~ The l('ft handc·r picked Sept I as h1:-. comeback date "'lie ~aad tha t bt·forc he threw an} hn:akini:: balls ... l''rl'gu~1 answe red lit• ,., fl'ding some -.orc ne:.:. today " Los Angeles Kan gs· owner Jerry Buss saad Wednesday hl' made the offer !>ever al week-. ago while the Kings still h<td right::; to McCourt as comptmsa t1 o n for Detroit's s i~ning o f j;!oalae Rog1e Vachon before thf.' 1978-79 i.t-a:.on. ONE OF THOSE also-ran!>. th e MIKE llARG ROVt:, Bobby Bonds and Toby Harrah eollcctcd three hits A R EPORTER suggt·st ed that the 1m pending return or F rank Tanana might T .\!\ASA CONFIRM ED Fregos1 " (.'\ alu;1t10n . but labeled 1t s tiffnt'ss. lStt A!'liGE:LS. Pagt' 82t M cCourt had fought the dt- casaon of an arbitrator that he 101 n the Kings. <1nd the case W<J'i .i II the ..., a:. to the t..: S Suprem<· l'uurt before the Kings i.lna .R.e.<j \\ 1ng:. tondud('d an agreement Wt>dnesdJ\ :\ll'Court re ma in.., v.1th the KJngs, and an rclea:.ani.. thl'lr claim to Mccourt th•· K rng), ohl a1 n t'l•nll'rman t\nl1 ri ~l L.iurenl and t"''' hagh drafl picks from the Red Wing-. Knight to Quit? He's Sentenced to Six Months INDIANAPOLIS <AP> -Bob· by Knight says there is ·'no way" be intends to serve bis jail sentence for hitting a policeman an=offered to quit his job as has b 11 coach al Indiana Unive r y because of the as- sa ult conviction. School officials were to meet today to consider Knight's res- ignation offer. but indications were that the school would de- cide to back its coach and turn down the offer m ade Wednesd ay night. EARLIER WEDNESDAY, Knight .was sentenced to s ix months in jail on a n assault con· v1ction in the incident that took place at l ast month's P an American Games in Puerto Rico. Imposition of the sen tence. which also incl udes a $500 fine. was delayed until Aug. 27, and no a ttempts to extradite Knight were expected before then. Dis· trict Court Judge Rurico Rivera also hinted he would suspend the jail term if Knight appeared for Monday's sentenc ing. Knight let his lawyer handle the case in absentia Wednesday when the c harge o f h itting Pue rto Rican policeman Jose D. Silva in the face was heard. would ever go to Puerto Rico." whe re officials are trying to de· cide whether to seek his extradi- tion. IT WAS CONSIDE R ED un· like ly that Ryan would accept Knig ht's resignation. Athlet ic Direc tor R a lph F loyd and Donald Danielson, president of the board of trus tees, both voi ced s trong s upport for Knight. "I have not talked to Bobby or a nybody else a bout this," Floyd s aid "I would be against hjs resignation. I would hope the entire univer sity family feels that way. I still support him all the wav. . Danielson said h e believes Knight was innocent of the ag· gravated assa ult charge . "J think he got a raw deal down there, although as to what hap· pened I d on 't know all the facts." Danielson s aid. "My al· titude is that Bob is our coach and we're going to keep him." Meanwhile. K night said he was convinced he would have been in jail today had he ap· peared at the trial. And he left no d oubts about whethe r he would voluntarily r eturn to San J uan. • · 'What I offered Dale McCour1 "'ould have mad e hi m thl· highest paid player m the his tory of hockey." said Buss. ad ding that has contract offer an eluded a number o f frin1H· benef1L'i to n:x-ket the value far bevond SJ m1ll.Jon. "'1th Detroit Mccourt receives a reported Sl 15.000 an <t contract that expire:. at thl' end of thl· c11m ang :.l'a:.on l11s third 1n the• :" 111. "There "'c·re trust funds. 10 ... urance arrJngemc·nts his <1nd hl r t·ars • l\kCourt wa s rel'enth rn.irrH> Jn\:wlf thJt hl• d1<1 not "'.tlll to plLI~ 111 I.,\ That nm ' 1111:1'd m1 · · · P.4RTRIDGE ClJT BY GREEN BAY t:H F:E:\'. BAY. W1:.. Hick P.irtndgc>, a formPr Tus 1m lllJ.!h .rnd Goh.kn West Collt•J.!t' "tan_ dnul "':.i" "'~11\ec1 IH the Cn·en n.1,· Pad,l'r:. t1xl J~ - lj:.irtndgc• we1s ·drafted a~ a p llll l l' r a flt• r at t l' n d an g l h l' t 'n1H•rs1tv of l "tah after his stmt a t G WC ik was an eighth round drnfl choan• of the NF'L team White unive r s ity president J o hn Ryan called a m eeting to consider Knight's resignation of· fer. the coach said "there is no w ay unde r any circ umstances I "THERE IS NO QU ESTJON in m y mind that if I had gone to Pue rto Rico I would be in jail. The sentence would be exactly the same," Knight said . BOBBY GRICH IS UNHAPPY AFTER CLIFF JOHNSON IS CALLED SAFE AT SECOND BASE. Th<' Packe r s acquired d P fem1n• lineman Ja m Mol. 23, on "a1vers from Houston to fill thf' \":Jl"LIOC'Y Craig Sheff Former Coast Stars Become Movie Stars --~ "" ·come to Coast and Become a Movie Star.' That, says OCC football coach Dick Tucker, could be used a s a pretty good recruiting technique. And it's somewhat true since four former Pi.rates have parts in the recently released mov- ie, North Dallas 40. Gary Valbuena, Alvin White, Benoy Ricardo and Pat Sweetland all appear in the picture-althou1h Valbuena bas the only speak- iJl.I part (he's got two llnea). The movie ls about a pro football team and since I'm not much of a movie buff, I c~'t"tell you more than that. But Tucker says be liked it. liked it. "Yeab, I tboqbt lt was pretty' 1ooc1. AU lour ol those guys are ln the lockerroom scenes and a lot of the 1ame action lbota," says Tucker. VaJbuena was recently cut by tbe Wasbinlton Redlkinl, but IUcardo is sWl play- iDI footbell-ud very well Be's cme of tbe bet- te r placekickers in the NFL with Detroit and is currently working on a string of n ine s traight field goals during the regular season. The NFL record is 16. Sweetland, a defensive tackle who later starred a t UCLA and also played with the now· defunct Southern California Sun of the WFL, owns a doughnut shop In Westminster . And no one seems to know what White is do· ing. He played Canadian ball last year , but a check of the CFL rosters recently didn't show him on any team. THE FOOTBALL SCENE: Former Edison Hl1b nmninC back Mike DaUerer bu been con- verted into a wide receiver at Stanford . . . sophomore BUI Geapf (Laguna Beach) figures to start at linebacker for Ulab this seuon . . . Defensive back &&eve Crape <Dana Hilla, Sad· dleback College) is the only Californian on the u. of Millouri roeter , •. Dee Ward (Newport I .. Harbor > is listed as Oregon State's No. l strong s afety. He's a junior . . Kevin Sloan < Estan· cia), a 6·7, 252-pound defensive hnem an, figures to see a lot of playing lime for Was hington State. Sloan red-shirted last year , thus he has four seasons left ... Arizona is touting senior center Norm Katnik (Foothill Hig h. Sad · dleback) u having All-America potential. Kat· nik is just a growing boy at 6·1, 244 ... If any area product figures to be All-America, it's Stanford's Ken Margerum <Fountain Valley Hi1b>, who caught 53 passes la.st season as a sophomore, earning first team All·Pac -10 honors ... Colorado State has 31 Californians on its roster, while 25 hall from the home state. Among the Californians is senior tackle Tom Formlea <Newport Harbor, Golden West), a 6-4, 251-pounder who ls very good ... The PCAA has announced a l2·1ame television package, set for the LA market at 5 o'clock Sunday nights on CbBMel 52. The lint 1ame matches Utah State aPinat San Jose State Sunday, Sept. 9. All t.__.,.,e#....,._.t.~--..... .,,..,,.--.,,...--.---·-~· ·~ ......... , .. .._,._ • ... ~ .... ...-~ ...... ................. __ .,.. ------..-...·-·~··• •• ~· • •• .,l'\r .. .... , .,,. ... " " the games are taped from the previous day TOUGH DEBUT In the recent issue or Sport Magazine. umpire Marty Springstead tells about his maJor league debut in 1965. Spr· ingstead was nervous and massive Frank Howard (6-7, 250 pounds) didn't make it a ny easier .. "It was a game in Washington, D.C. a nd in the first inning he (Howard, stepped int~ the down around the knees. I said, 'Strike one!• "Howa rd turned around and hollered, 'Get som ething straight, Buste r. l don't know where you came from or what you're doing in the ma· jor leagues. But they don't c all a strike on me with that pitch-understand?' "Howard turned back to the pla te," Spr ingste ad continues, "and they threw another pitch at the knees. I yelled, 'Two!• • • 'Two what?• bellowed Howard. ·•t said, 'Two low, Fl"ank, it was muc h too low'!" t -DAllV PllOl Thureday, Augu•t 2.3. 1971 ports Break A Cepeule Repot1 from ltt• Wor1d of 8por11 Who Threatened Hector? ISU Chancellor to Tell f'roa AP bbpak'ua BATON ROUO E . WI Chancellor Paul Mur· m rill hu cballen1ed lhe Department of (;orrecUona ~ 9 t to na~ the peraon who tried to threate n runntn1 back Johnny tlet"tor lnlo 1lcntn1 with LouJalana St1te UniYl'rslty. And Murrill aays h e'll name the man hlmaeU today ll the Depntmmt of Correc-Uonll doesn't do It fl rat Ht><'tur on~ or the hotte\t hlach school proapetta to com " out of Louuia11a In ye•n s igned a Southeastom Conferen~t' letter ol Intent with LSU, but later r hun1ed hla mind and 1l1n ed t~e binding natlon.t lt-tlcr or intent With Texas A&M FolloWlnK his 111gnang, ll~t-Or ~•1d he decided to ato to Texas A&M after om~ne called his brother and thre•te ned to send rum b•ck lo. Jail 1( he didn't pe1 '>uade J ohnny to go to L.SU • Johnny Hector didn't pubUc ly Identify the caller, and neither have state o fficials other than Lo say that nobody connected with LSU was involved. William llector, the older brother of the runnlng back, wu on parole on a sentence for negligent homicide when lhe lncident occurred In February. He said he believed the person who made the threat was from the Department of Corrections and had tbe 11uthorily lo s end rum back to prison Johnny llec-tor said in July that lhc threat aguansl h1~ brother was a major factor in his signing with Texas A&M He said his older brothe r told him he would ruthcr go bac k to pris on than see him sign with LSU. Richa rd Cr ane, attorn<'y for the Department of Corrrc· lions, said earlier that an investigation showed that nobody from the department made the telephone call. lie said he felt the name should be released by LSU. .-------Quote of dw Day ----- Notre Dame football coach Dan Devine: "Our last game of the year Is against Miami (Fla.) al Tokyo, J apan and if we 're not winding up a good beason , I may have to btay there.·' GU111t•• Nftl' ~oolc Bas Fa•Ular Rh19 The New York Giants' promised •·new look" [iJ offense is already off Lo a familiar start Firs t year 4. • head coa<'h Ray P erkln11 announced that ancum· hent quarterback J oe Plsarcik had retained his job. "lie has to do s omething outland ish. really bad , before I wo uld thank ahout pulling him out," says Perkins. To qualify . Pisarcik would only have to repeat lai.t season's s tats 12 touc hdowns 1m<i 2~J interceplJOns . The best p lace for an out·of-work dc•fc ns1ve back lo seek employment has got to be San Francisrn Coach Blll Walsh said that the three ncwco;t ;u·q uisit1ons 11f th1• 49ers will h;,ivc.shots at st<1rting jobs In the secondary "from the moment they drive up lo the front door ." All three Tony Dungy (P itts burgh J, T im Gray (Kansas City I an<t Charles Cornelius (Miam i) were recently ut by other teams but Walsh feels two of the three will start. The 49cr ~wcondary hus allowed SI 1·ompletio ns an 75 atlt!mpts thus far 1n the cxh1b1 lt0n season . The Minnesota Vi kings released hnebuckcr J erry Met.er, a tiCth-round draft pick from M1 <"h1J(an, and reµlacf'(J him with Joe Harris, who wa~ daimed on w;nvcrs from San fo'rancisco llftukr• Call tor A ltolJelu·s Bead SJ\N FRANCISCO -If fans of the San F rancisco • G ianL~ have lh<'ir way. Manage r Joe Allobelll won't be mananing their team next year Nearly 11 ,000 fans <'a iled the San Francisco Chronicle to ~ay that J\ltobclli should be fired a fte r seeing last yc•ar's penna n t contepdcr flounder in fourth place. well be low .500 Just over 8,000 fans supported Altobelli an the new~papcr's te lephone poU on the skipper's fate. That added up to 56 percent in favor or a new manager and 44 in favor of the c urrent on<" Among the comments made by those calling were, "Who needs the je rk '1 " ~ £••• ••d •••• 8l•lc r.,1 •• Wt 8tuJeJ won bts rtrst 1•me slnce U.t All· • atar bred and Jlm atc:e and Vnd LJU conUoued tbelr dutl for lbe Ameriu.n IA•CU• lead lo RBI Wednetlday nlabt u lbe Red Soa Mal MlAn.-ota 9"'4. In a 1ame aborteoed by rain to etthl lnnin11 .' . • o..t1• Bret& drove ln two runs to back ~ tlve·hJt pltchln1 ot ltft· hander Larry Gen and leatd tbe Kauu City Royala to a a.1 lriumpb over the Yankeee1 ... AJu Tr1•••t'1 two-run homer In t.be ftnt tnnln1 led the Detroit Tl•en to a 3· l victory over lht Oakland A'• . a.et Le1aoe, who had Jumped the club ·rue1day over a dl1pute lnvolvln1 player11' hlttln1 t urns at b1tlln1 prac Uce, returnoo In Ume t.o 1ln1te home the tie breaklnl( run In a 4·3 Whitt 8ox victory over the Milwaukee Brewer• ... 1_.arrJ Cox and Kupper& Joeea each hit two.run home.in t.o pace the Seattle M.rlnera "' their four-lb conaccutlve t riumph, a IS 3 da claion over the Toronto Blue JMya ••c• J oltooy Benell became th• C:lr1C'lnn1t1 Reda' aJJ.llme homo run loader with a threti run bl Ht that pac·ed the Reda to u 7 2 victory over the Montreal t :•1if11 C..ary Matthew• dro ve In two runa 1and Ge•• Garber 011ll•ht1t1 his 22nd suvc 1o111 the Atlantu Bravea edaod tho l'hllll111, 4 :s Tim FoU'a two.run single with two out In th~ t1IMhlh tn n1ng lt.'d the Pirates to an HG victory over the Sain t'r 1u1t•laro G111nts J .R . Rlcbard bC Ultercd seven hits whllfl v1t1 hln1 thl' Houston Astros to a 3 1 win over the Meta Prior lo tht1 game, the Mets finished off the final out of the ninth l11olna ''' a game lhat had been protested s ucccsllfully hy A1tro. M onager BW Vlrdoa. The Mets won that game ~-0 T.-d S lm mom belted his 21st homer and Ke lU. llf'raandf'I douhl--d twice, helping the St. LouU. Cardinals whip the San Uhi&o Padres, 8-S Baseball Todafl On this date in basl•ball 10 1001 f'iv(' difrcrent San f<'ran1°1M'O <:1 unt1., CJrlunrto Cepeda, Fellµe Alou, Jim Davenport, Willw M11y"I, 11nd Johnny Orsino homNtd 111 tht· s unw tnllllli!, ty1r1i.: 11 11111 1or ll':1gu(' rt·c·orcl Today's Birthdays Former Detroit Tigers All-stur 1nf1eldor (i("<lq(o Kell Is 57. Forme r /\mt"rican Leagut· ~lugger Ron Bl<>m hcrg is 31 BarfH>r. A lie" Brltlad Miler A ga•• Two of the· mo~t h1,::h ly rl''>P<'Cfrd hrt1111lru.,tr·r-1 • tn basebull history, Red Barbc>r and Mf'I AHt'n, will bt· rc·um ted for lhl' coverage or the Little Ltui.:1w Wurld Sen ('s cham pionship game to be tell'c·<.1'>t Saturday on ABC Barber , 70, startc·cJ h1"1 C'arc·c-r an 1934 with Ctnr annati and wall the vo1C'P of the· n rookl)n Uodgt·r~ fur 15 yl'ars. broadcastanJ( the first l('lev1~1·d haseball i.:am1· an 1939 1\lkn, tiS, broadc;.,i.t Yanket' i~am t''> from 19J'J tu 1965 l'Xct'µl rnr l WO y('ar~ when he bervt'd tn lht• J\rm} Clevt'lund Cavalwrs J(Uard Bukh IA't' will ht' !->ldt'ltnwl for 1tl leitsl twQ months urtcr undt>r~oing knee suq~1·ry l t> ri·niovr diJmagr-<l rart1lage . Edwin Mose1., world record h1>l1frr 1n lht· '100 nwt1·r 111t1·rmC'dtall: hurdff~. ha~ bN•n nrt111l'd 1·uptu1n r1f th•· l 'n1tN1 Stulch m en's tPam for th1· Wcirhl c·up trurk and r.1·ld ml'l'l which begins t''n<Jay night 1n M1intr1·al Marl"o Sl'ldlt'r, u c;hot puttt.or was l'lwwn 1·apt;11n 1,f tlw /\nwnran wom1•n's t1·am E\ 1rtwn pr11r(•<'d1n~-. Jg.im'>t frirmr·r l1t'<1V) Wl'lght l111~1n1~ C'h<1111p IA'~n !'-pinks wt•ri• h.;lt1·d <ifl1·r h•• ugrcTlnl't· Fl'hruary. Spinks, who will ul-;o pay th1· hoin1·<~ ow1wr'> $Jli.OOO for rlamagc•<;, w11-. fi111·tl $50 1r1 unol111·1 c-aM• 111 th1· s arl\1• l'ortagt'. M1d1 "'HJrl for v111latrni.: lh.t· Kalam111ou !-t ub urb'' n111M· ord11ian<·•· l 'n1\'t•r:.1l\ of /\l;1bon1tJ and Nashville Aquatic Club i.w1mmcr J ohn l 'barlt>s Wortblngloo 111 1s dt;ad after fallin~ out of u tKJat uncJ bcini: hit by the motor Wc.'<inesday J\ white l.Ub'>tancc found 1n a plastic bag in Clll apartment where J~ Gllllam h:.id b('t:n M1Jy1ng was a drug-cutting agent, accordJng to Ualllmore n arcoucs detcc t iv('s Dckclivcs 1nvest ii:at1ng th<' Monduy bt'at1ng Qf the former pro rootbaJI quarterback v.<•rc chc-<'k1ng statemt·nt.'> by ci su...pect tn the ca se that a drug trans actwn v. a., involved Top seeded Bjor n Borg or Sw~dcn "'ill play J\m encan Matt Mitc hell and Chris Evert Lloyd o r the Cnitc'd ~talcs. the women's top 1>ce<l, will mN·t Wc'>t Germflny 'i Iris Reldl m the first round of lhf' l ' S Open T1·nn1ll Cham p1on~h1ps, which s tart next Tut'1day Tele.,bion. Radio TV: No evl'nts schedule<l Ri\OIO; No events schedult-d. Frlday'11 lhdlo Baseball AngelsatToronto,9 55a m .. KMPC ........... _..,.,,, ...... _. BASEBALL {;ey'8 Opinion ·--Dodgers Dead Despite Streak ClffCA<iO (AP> -The Loe An11le-l>odaera have been the hotleat· t~•m In the Natlonal IA •ILMi 1h1ce the All·•tar break, but fton c;.,y, who'• he lped lead th• I Ul'ICU. H)'ll he doubt.a the ht•m haa tinou"h Ume to over· l•ke flowiton and CNlclnnatl In th., NJ, Wt.'tll. "I 1w.•111t anything 111 posalble, hut we cJm1't really have lhat rnany 8Ume11 le ft," Cciy uld Wf'dneaduy a ft e r his bases· loadf'd lrlfll" helped the Dod1enr1 tc » 7 2 v1rlory over the Cttlcago Cub• T HE \ll fTORY pushed Loa Anaelea' rPcord lt> 2J 10 since the All star bre ak. But the Dod1era ure aUU eljthl games under 500 and tare In third place In lht'lr division, 12'_... g1tme11 behind tin1t place llouaton and 11 bt'hlncl < '111r1nn11li Thi· Ins!!, 1111•a11wl11h" dropJH•d th•· third place Culls. who ure 11 li(l,1fll1•11 ah1Jv1· 500, f1v1· ~amr·<, hthtnd l'lttl!i,ur~h in the NL 1-:oat "We're defirute ly playing now like we expe<:ted to bt! playing all y1•:1r " Ct·y 11a1d cit the mm pll'llOO of a road trtp IO Whl<"h the Dodgers wne 9 3 "We can't change what happe ned the first half of the sr•ason. We have to kN·p playing well• und kL"<:p a p os1t1ve attitude for n1·xt sprang " CEY'S TRIPLE b roke open a tight baJl game ln the seventh a nd secured the victory for C harlie Hough, 4-4, wbo pitched the first six lnn.lngs before get· ting relief help f rom Bob Castillo. The stage was set for Cey's booming bit, wbJc h gave him 21 RBI In the last 28 games, by a Chicago defensive miscue whlch helped seal the fate o r loser Mike Krukow, 9·9. Pinch h itter Von J o11hu a opened the Loa Angeles seventh with a single and advanced l'> third when Derrel Thomas bunt· ed. • • • O'Malley Will File d I.OS ANGELES !APJ -The nine page will of Los Angeles I> o d .c t· r s ' o w n l' r W t1 I t 1· r O'Malley left his e ntire C!>hil1· '" th<· O'Malley family trust fo r th•· b••nd1t of his bOn. P eter, anti d a u i.: h l u Tc r cs c 0 ' Ma I I 1· y Se1dh·r The will was flied for pmbau· Wed n esday in Los Angele .., Superior Court O'Mall£'y dwd J\ug 9 or con gest1vc-h e<1rt fallurl' at th•· age of 75 T h t' w 1 II Ii '> t "I () M a 111· > wealth only a ... '"in ~it i:•·..,, 1,f SI0.000" E1>t1mates of his eirtu.11 lo\t.'.tlth ran~P up lO Sf.O m tllJ1Jfl Fro• Pagr BI ANGELS STRUGGLING .• • • ratht-r than sor<'nt·'>'> u111l v. 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'"''"''~·· I\ ,, I f f M '"-'••·-'• fMv• w°" )0 uf JI \in(,. 0 ••6' (,•ftl• I~ Ot1•• •\""""Ml•' " M) ~rt•nt•U• Wf'f.Jnr-.O~ t ' 10•.\ "'JlH•h~-c' lh• lllfOr\t '>' ttv ,,..V)" f<>' ,,.., AnQIP•~ tri .. , ..,.,., •'"° ...,_,.,,.n n, Iii ft,1f1\ 1t1 .. t4 4 U)\\ At ff'•4' • 11'1 lt'W '•f\•I t#O Q .. ,,_.,, ')f ,,_. ~1 llf\ !hr-""''•"\ oot ll n th Swearingen Greets 96 Saddleback Football Candidates There we r e 29 lettermen among the 96 candidates t urning out for the Saddleback College football team Wednesday, lhe larges t in the histor y or the school. The Gaucho11 will be seeking a third straight Mission Con · rerencecham0pionehlp this year. Among the top ne wcomers are Mark McElroy, a tr ansfcr from Kansas State University at wide receiver and Bill Mitche ll from the University of Arkansas al running back. Outstanding returnees Include s tarting quarterbac k Tim O 'Hara. Ught e nd J ohn J essup, o ff e n s i ve lin e men J e ff Greenough, George Johnson and Steve Martin: linebacke rs Bill Fairbrother and Mark Quinn, and defe nsive bac k s Craig Weis man and Lance Won.,&.,_ __ Baseball Standings BRAND NEW 1979 'LINCOLN VERSAiCLES AMERICAN LEAGUE West Dlvlltlon W I, P ct. GB Angels Minnesota Kansas City Te xas C hicago Seattle Oakland 70 57 551 66 59 .528 3 65 61 .516 4 'h 62 64 .492 71h !">6 71 .441 )4 54 73 .425 lfl 40 87 .315 30 East Dlvl11lon Baltimore 80 43 Uoston 76 48 Miiwaukee 76 52 New York 68 56 Detroit oo 60 C leveland t.3 63 Toronto 39 87 W"""40'I iOttt (l•nl-IJ, A,...1, l Ot1ro11 l, o.i.1-I (111t-•. Mll•tv•" ~ K•"w' City l ,._ Y0<• I .650 .613 41h .594 61h .548 121h 524 151h 500 18'"' .310 41 1"4 80tlOI> •• MIN•HOI•. 11 IMll'>Q• , .... , ~•Ill••. TO<OlllO' Only 0-KM<IUlfl(I , ... , .• o ...... ,., .. 1.i-~• ,, ... •• 8•111More IMcc;..o.., eo ... O•k•-l~0.0 •tJI •• ,, • .,.,_ (Wltot ,, ''· .. OttlY ..,_ tehMui.f P,_r'•O- A .... UITW- O•••,,_ et Clewt..O," ~Ille .. Detroll, " ••Ill,.....• •I Clll<-.O.,., H•• Y9ril el 111\1..,..901•." ...-.. ic.,.,..,(,114',n MllWMa .. TtUt,11 NATIONAL LEAGUE West Dlvlsloa flouston Cincinnati Dod1en San Francisco San Diego Atlanta W L Pd. GB 72 SS .567 71 57 .555 I 1A 59 67 .468 121h 58 69 .457 14 54 74 .422 18114J 50 77 .394 22 East Dlvlaloa Pltt.Bburgb 73 52 .584 Montreal 68 53 .562 3 C hicago 67 56 .545 s St. Louts 65 59 .524 7'h Philadelphia 64 62 .508 91.-'l New York 51 71 .418 20 VJ w.......,,.,,,_ OM .. n I , UllUQO' PlthburQfl I , ~n F1•11<l\(O • N •w York ), HOv•IO" 0 l<omplellon M Ti1•Ml•Y'' P<01nleel O• .... f HOV•lOfl J, Ht• York I olllfenle •• Pl•ll-IOIW• J c111c1._11 '· M0114rffl' SI Louis I, S... Ole9o 1 , ... , .• o_ Hoo•~-c-.tffl rrrtNy'tO-. SI LOVI\ et .,.,.._.., 11 Monir .. l •t Allent.o, 11 C'l"tl.,,..11 el Ht• YOf'tl, 11 HOV\IOll el ""lleOelpftle," PIU~ el 5-11 Oleoo. n C;llh."90 et S... Fre"'IKO, 11 " }. 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Helping Hand for Soccer Father, Coach Start Academy for Youth By BILL HODGE Of 11M Oolllf Pllol SI.lit Bruce Hand remembers the day st.>ve n years ago when his :-oung son a!>ked ir he could play :o.Ol'Ccr. The Dana Point resident was µleased rus son was interested in ;.. outh sports and quickly agreed t o become an assistant coach In the local American Youth Soc· cer Organization program. Rut things changed. "The j?uy who was the head l'Oach dropped out," the 43-year- olrl recalls. "All of a sudden I got elevated from assis tant to heal'I c·oach and I didn't know a nything about soccer ... SEVEN YF.ARS AGO his son had visions of success at soccer Now, Hand. a self-s tyled soccer fanatic. has dreams of his own. With a former California Surf soccer team coach and a handful of o ther South Orange County bus inessmen a nd community members , H a nd is about to christen the first United Stales soccer acade my. His Saddleback Valley Soccer Foundation staff is conducting m eetings for pare nts a nd players Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Crown Valley Community Park, 29751 Crown Valley Parkway, Laguna Niguel. T he two m eetings a re the beginning of a dream to place a lol'al soccer player on the World Cup team. "Tbere's a lot of promising boys here but there's no way to develop them." insists Hand. who cites a lack of formal train· Ing available for soccer e n- thusiasts in this country. H E TOURED EUROPE last s ummer a nd le arned s ome startling things about their soc· cer programs. ·'They had pro (<'!'-~1onal C'oa ches 1n a prof Pssional l•n ,. 1 r o n m c n t d <' \ e Io p 1 n g l he 1 r vouth to tht• high est soccer skills." he m:iinta1 ns "Wi-ju~t don 't have the training availabh' here" That's wher e John ~t·well . former profc!>s1onal soccer player anci coach who Jives ln M1ss1on V1l'JO, <'Omes an · · 1 had this idea <for the soccer academy) a few years ago," Hand says. "But the r e was nobodv <iround who could teach the kid!> profcS!>IOn cal leHI s k1lb .. S€.'well will C'Onduct the <.'lasses flH' hours pc·r v.eek for JO weeks on Lh <.· Crown Va ll<:y, Community Park soccer hl'ld. "T HEY'VE GOT TO BE ex posed to the highest · quality of coaching ove r a long period or time." Sewell s ays . "We're only going to do it with a limited number of people who want to get on m !>OCccr " The two m en have visions of success that derive from the success of a similar program in Mission Viejo for swimming The Nad adores Swim Tea m "We're talking about bringing kids up to a professional level," Sewell !>a)::. .. And maybe to make the United StH0tes c·on t nbution to the Olympics in soc ccr bigger than it 1s now " The socce r academy. which 1~ " non profit roundat1on. will con dU<:t three cla sS('!> per 10-week session Sessions are scheduled to begin in September . Januliry <.rnd March. 1\ c ademy sessions cost $300 Ha nd and Sewell are working with local cor porations C1nd private individuals to obtain sc ho lars hips for promis ing young pla)NS from f amilies v.1th a hm1led income THF. MEN A R E LOOKI NG ror players between the ages of 14 a nd 19. and they plan to use high school and college coaches to scout young talent. Ha nd. a police science mstruc· tor at Golden West College m H untington Be ach , s ays the Laguna Niguel area is ideal for the foundation becau se of clim atic conditions and the high toncentrallon of youth s ports ac· t1\'ltics in the area "You can play soccer here all yea r a round." Hand n otes. "With the amuen~y bf the area and the interest m s porLc; we think we've got a good area to d raw from." Surfers Compete Saturday Surfers fro m s ix states will ride the waves off Huntington Beach Saturday in the National Scholas tic Surfing Assoc1 at1on summer championships. About 120 s u rfers fro m C alifornia. H a waii . Florida. Rhode Island. North Carolina Call 642-S678. and Texas are expected . said Chuck Allen, association vice· president. Top surfers . including No. I world amateur Bud Ll am as or Huntington Beach. will compete o n the south s id e o f the municipal pier starting at 6 a .m SOCCBl COACHES HEEDIED AYSO Ill Capo Beacn Area Noed Coaches Boys & Girt-; T£>ams Will accept coach & cnrld from anotner area Pu t a few wo rds to work lor ou. 4f(l..15l5 or 49(1..65'9 Pheno01 Ohio prep basketball sta r Kevin Castleman, who led Columbus East High School to the s tate championship and is rat· ed amon g the t op 12 c o m mun1ty col l ege prospects in the nation, has enrolled al Sad-) die back ColJege. FLORSHEIM A 6 ·5 s wing m a n . Castleman connected on 70 percent of his shots from the field and was an 80 percent free throw shoote r in bis senior season at East High. Cas tl e m a n wa s sche duled to play at Long Beach State, but plans fell lbroUgh when his "rades were checked. It has not been de- ter mt n e d in whi c h ca pacity (g u ard or forward) Coach Bill Mulligan wiJI e mploy the Ohio product. Also enrolling at Sad · dleback with hopes of working into th e Gauchos' rapid-transit a ttack is 6·2 auard Barney Mines, a first team All-state selection lo llllDola. FOOlWEAR AT ITS FINEST .,J fl• 'J FlOrshcim Imp crial l 81-&ll._... c. ........ •l-1~ S.1• I '> 10 14 AA •to EE( Atoo "' SMll eo..io.en Add the Florshelm touch to your wardrobe with th is tash1onable combination of styling and craftsmanship. The Florshelm Imperial, a perfect example of footwear at Its finest JM FASHION ISLAND, N~RT 8EACH (714) MM223 121 MAIN STREET, ALHAM8RA (213) 212·M71 The Gaucbol are tbe delendinl Minion Con· ference champions and flnlabed second in tbe 1tate playotra to Oraqe Coast Colle1e last aeuon. L.----..;.~ __ ..;...:.;;. ____________________ .-. ________ .. Thursday, August 23. 1979 Heavenly Gift Ex-FV High Star Savea Azteca PASADENA CAP> -Dave Morrison of the Los Ao1elea Azteca had never played ln a profeulonal soce-er 1ame before. But there be wu, facing five point-blank lticu ln an over- ll m e abootout of a North American Soccer League playoff match. Morriaon, a product of Foun- tain Valley High, was beaten on the flrst shot, by Vancouver's Bob Lenarduui. But he stopped three others and s aid "it was a &ifl from heaven" when another Whitecaps ' shot hit the right goalpost and bounced away. Meanwblle the Aztecs made two of their kicks to win the shootout. capture the match 3·2. and lead the second round series 1·0. AN AZTECS SPOKESMAN said regular goalie Colin Boulton had been victimized in regular season s hootouts. aod Coach Rinus Miche ls began three or rour weeks ago to work on s u<.'h s itua t ions with Morris on, a rookie from Cal Slate Fulle rton Asked what he was thinkrng as Vancouver players got the ball 35 y ards away, with a five second limJl to shoot, Mornson said. "My mind was a complete blank and I was j ust reacting to the situation "I was a little nervous I w1 II sa y t hat for sure." he added "I knew before the overtime period that I v.ould bt· m 1f therC' v.a~ a ~hootout " AFTER IS MINt.:Tt:S of over t1mt• before 21.213 fans at the Rose Bowl, the game remained tied at 2·2. Morrison replaced Boulton with two minutes OD tbe clock before the shoot.out would be a in. That there was a abootout waa jn lt.seU remarkable. The Ad.ffs bad to overcome a lwo-1oal def· tclt to tie the game with 1 :44 re· maining in regulation time. on a goal by BobSibbaJd. •'They must reel real bad right now." Sibbald said or the Van· cou ver playe rs . "They had the game ln tbetr grup and let it slip a way. I know if in England a team blew a lead in the last two minutes the coach would be going absolutely berserk." Vancouver scored first in the shootout as Lenarduzzi drove the ba ll past Morrison. The teams alternated shots. and the Aztecs· missed twice before go- ing ahead on kicks by Johann Cruyfr and Walter Wagner . 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Arter m issin g the Cougars' first s even workouts because of a n academic problem, Harri!> had resolved the matter a few hours before the ill-fated prac tice session Wednesday night. s aid Coach Jim Wa lden. H arris, 6-4 and 273 pounds. col· lapsed o n the pract ice fie ld around 7 45 p.m .. a fe w second~ afte r runn)ng throug h a no n contact respons e drill with a bloc king sled. Walden sa id. Seconds later. Cougar trainer Mark Smaha began m outh tf> mouth resuscitation Effort.'> tr1 rev1 ve Ha rris continued fo r more than an hour before he wa.., take n to Me m orial Hospital ::ind pronounced df•ad <it ~ p m . Si.Jiii Dr William Furrt-r, team phy'>1 cian. S m a ha s aid Harns <!I 1J11 derwent a phyi·.i('al cxam1nal1•1n before thl' drill :i nd n ·c·1•1vNI .1 clean bill of he:ilth A nall H~ of l'h1l.11frlph1o1 Harns wa!> gradu.:1t1·d 1n l!.fil, from l.akl.'s II 1~h ~1·h<1ol 1n T acoma. 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Otte-_,,_, 1 ele<ld & .....,,..,.,,...Ct • ....... ~ 1 C,_., -c-rtonoen " •~•pect lltak11 -3 RM.,.._ "*"11 & °"""" 11 In---'"' CVl1t"1"'' • Aellust caster. camber. toe·selllngs and steering 10 manufacturer's specs •Road test Addlllonal parts. service cost extra 11 needed. Most U.S. cars Phone for an appofntrMnt. 4 Peet."°"'---• 10 Ac10lluo0 1t_.,.,. ~c.._,..._...,,.._...... '' Roac11n • a..c.. """"''--- 57599 ,. -us • ..,,...., .:... COAST GENERAL TIRE 2855 H•bor llYcl. Costa Mesa, "Calfornle1 540-5710 ~--Sooneror• you'I OM1 Gerwals __ _ ., . .. " . ' '• . .. . .. . f • DAILY PILOT Thurtday, Augu.al 23, 1119 After the Blast. ~l ontreal's Steve Rogers thinks 1t over <up· pl'r ll'fl l. calls for a new b<lll llowcr left> ;ind wtp<'s his brow ( ri ~ht I t:tfler serving up .1 two-rwi homer t o Cincinnati's Georg~ Jim Niemiec • Foster m the first inning Wednesday nig ht Rogers JastC'd one more inning before a lim• dnvr off his forearm knocked him orf lht• mound·. Cincrnnali won, 7 2 Resorts Crowded Outdoors mC'n and the ir families who plan to "P<'nd Labor l>;1y wet•kt•nd in our High Sierra c·ountry figure to have a lot or neighbors . It a ppt;>ars t hat evc·ryone is stayiog closer to hom e this s umna·r d ut· to the gas s ituation. <ind lherefon· all o f <1ur C':Jmptn~ areai. are filled to over nowing I spent last wct·k in the high country. and c·v en though fi shing 'wa~ gl'ncrally ~ood m both streams and lakes. try ing to 'find a decent plat·<' to set up c·.amp was nearly impossible. The only places left to <.'amp were in the wide open without even any hrush tall e nough to give s hade during the day. CONVICT LAKE LOOKED like the Fourth or July 111 Newport Beach Traffic wus backed up around the lak<·. a ll i.pots on Convict C reek were lukf'n by motorhom es <ind the boat laun ching a1 t''-'" rcminc..lt.'d me of the Dunes on any given Sun- '' ti\ Desp1tt-au or the people you could still find a plarc on a creek or river lo get in some good fly fis hing for roudsad e plunts and the more diffic ult to ratch native browns . ' All of the creeks and lakes will be he uvily stocked a gain prior to L<.1bor Day which should provide plenty of anglan ~ fun for both youngsters and oldsters SOME Ot' THE BRIGHT SPOTS along the e11Mc m Sierra are the private stretches of river lhi.il are preser ved for angler& and their families "-ho stay at the cabins on these s mall ranches llot Creek Ra nch. located just a fe w minutes from Mammoth, is unequalled for its fine dry fly f1sh1nl( for big rajnbows an<,! t>rowns. This ranch hai:. the fa mous Hot C reek running right through It. providing m eadow-ty pe fly fishing before the "reek d umps Into the Owens River . The c abins ure modem and the only thing a family has to bring is fishing 'gear and food And the prices are very af· fordable For more informalioo phone 935-4214. THERE ARE TWO OTHER private stretches or river on the upper Owens -the Owens River Hanch and thC' Archtlaro~ Ranch both offering nice accommodat10ns und unspoiled fis hing 1''111 the purist in fl y hshing ull thrc1• of lbesc s pot.-; a1 •· a challenge And the ram1ly wall also enjoy th1· vacation One reason for the luc k of cam p !.1tel> 1s thal t he forest Sl'rv1ct'. which maintains them . h;i-, dosed down m any areas .. d1accnt lo fis h ablf· crt·ckl> The reason for d osing them down 1<; 111 t ake prl~!>Url' off the crc·c·ks und ullowing mon' '1' ccss to l>trt•tc·ht•.., of en·<' ks Pnor ~o thl'M' streams1de do~ur<">. camper.., would s pend two weeks t'iimp('d on a rlean now1n)' s tream , polluting the water and hsh1n1t 24 hour-. <1 day Now tha t the prel.surc 1., off fishing has 1m proved ror bolh native and planlt'Cl trout JunC' La ke Loop fishrn~ and thl• Mammoth an.•a will be very popula r and there s hould tx· r1111 <.·amp1>1tes and aC'commodat1uns in both resort" Uppe r Bishop Creek will have some camp area" open as late as Fnday. but all should be fllltd I" Saturday morning. Bridgeport has u lot of stream-. and some nice lakes to fish and probably will tw the best bet for getting a place to camp. Both the· East and West Walker should provide good brown trout fishing for those anglers wilbng to work lhl· river methodically . ANGLERS C AN FORGET the Carson . Truckee. Merced and Kings rivers as they will be· filled with hoatcrs. drifters and kids. The Pit R iver will be good for browns ! watch out for snakes I. us will the Fall and Hat Creek for r ainbows . It ls still a bit early for a salmon run. but there are som e fresh fish in outlet areas o f m ost rivers in extreme Nort he rn California a nd Southern Oregon. There ar e lots of restrictions on salmon and steelhead fishing this year due to Indians try lng to kill off migr ating fish with nets strun~ across these native rivers. so I encourage interest ed anglers to c heck with guides at their favorttC' area before ma~g the trip. All lakes In Southern CaUfom1a as well Ul> Arizona will be full of pleasure boats and water skiers and this wall hamper fishing action. except ror early mormng and late evening hours I Shadden Keeps Title Marlin Tourney Slated Sept. 1-3 :-J EW BEDFORD. Mass .John Shadden of Alamito!I Bay Y<tt•h t Club. won his second l>lru1ghl Be mis Troph y , sym- bol&<' or the national two-m an JUn 1or sailing cha mpionship in a United States Yac ht Racing Union regatta which wound up Wednesda y Runner-up in the Bemis was J ared Drake . South S hore Yacht Club. Md and third was Jerr Rubin, Coconut Grove Salling Club, Florida. 111.Y lllll (If Call 142-1171. ttut • few word• towo'k for _..,...._......._ .. In tbe three-man compe llt1on for the Sears Cup, Duwayne Bora of Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. Newport Be ach, placed third be hind winne r William Lynn. Ame rican Yac ht Club, New York, and Mark Thompson. P ymatuming, Mass. t- Baira Lobree. Coconut Grove. F la . was the w inner in the s inglehanded competition Second was Yandell Rogers. H ouston. and third was Gunnar Salkind, Seattle. P6 P7 CN36 Pl/70 The fialboa Anglin~ Club's an nual Harry Duva~ marlin tourna m ent will be held Sept. I ·3 and 1~ open lo the public Entry rec IS $25 per angler a nd the re will be prizes awarded for high boat with the most re leased fish and first. s econd and third high angler in male. fe m ale and JUnior Cunder 12) classes Each parlic1punt will r eceive a participation patch CALL FOR OUR LOW PRICES TODAY l1AELLI High performance withoUt the high price. • Wheel• Torqued • No I moact Wl'enohet UMCI • Premium Tires, Ouellly Service tn A Newport Beach Atmosphere 557-4666 IM21 UY P'Aa CllCU 1te IC 1a¥IMI • w ' OUTDOORS I BOA TING Boating Calendar Powerboats Labor Day Regatta Compete. Set This Weekend Saturday Balboa Yacht Club is Jumpine the eun by one week in scheduJ· Ing its traditional Labor Day Regatt.a for lhls weekend. Races will be sailed on inside rand out- side courses. and If running true to form. U>e event should see more than loo sailboats In actioo Saturday and Sunday. ln other local events. Bah.la Corlnthian Yacht Club will aend Performance Handicap Racing Fleets off lbe starting lioe Salur· day and Sunday in the fifth edi· lion ol its 1979 Angelman Series. Farther south. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club wUI stage the fourth races for its Ocean Racing Serles Saturday and Sunday and Dana Point Yac ht Club will host Its Endless Summer Dinghy Regaua Saturday and S unday Alamitos Bay Yacht Club in Long Beach Harbor will play host to the windup o r the junior Sabol national chumplons hJp to- day in n regatta that got under way Wednt-sday Most unusual Pve nt or thE> season will ~<'<' a fll·t·t of Topper \lass dini:?hl<.'h. It 1" f Pct loni:i and WC'1gh1ng only 95 pound!>. taking off from Avalon. Catalina Is land. in a race acros!. the channel lo Lon~ Reach Ha rbor Commc r('1al !-po nsors of thl· rat•t• say about 25 boats urf• t"'< peeled lo hit the ~tarting l.tnt- Saturday If succel>s ful. 1t will µut } acht raClni: into the Guin nt•ss Rook of R<'cords for lht· o.;m ullt•st boats t o t-vt·r rtH'•· arro ... ~ the often windy and rh<>p p~ Ciitahna Chanm•I Thf' Y.IMC'r R<·t:. a trip to Lon don M<>unwh1k. m11lt 1hull "a1ltng varhts Y.lll havt-their day of i.:lnrv :11 IY.n w1dPlv "4'paratt>'1 arr:. ... of Soulht•rn f 'ahforntif BOATING the Multihull world 's l'ham p1on s h1p at Cabr11l o Beac h Y a c ht Cl u b . Los Angele s Ha rbor. and the P -Cat nationals at. Mission Bay Yacht Club. San Ou~~o \o .. .rrirrn (el1•~rf'l11 ~,.c nt."') A''Or••' Of\ l •le-f\0•' LM ._ .... l_ au.~ A1,.m1tM k-41 "U M (tub W1"0vL t ' '>ftO<Jt ...... 11on.I\ 1(11()4 ~ r •finUt. a,.,-'" r.u n1 < lut ,_..""•,.ull Nv lfJ f "4'MO•Of"~P. 100.'f \4t1.ttd•t \vno., L on9 e; ........ 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THE RAC~ BOATS, manned by some or the biggest numes in the s p ort , will gather 1n Queens way Bay JUSt off the Queensway Hilton Hotel, head· quarters for the race, at 9 .30 a m . The race 1s scheduled to start promptly at 10 a m The big open class boats will navigate a 188 65 s tatute mile c·o ur sP wh1rh will tak<• lhPm from the "tart nr"I "' l1n1· hl'twccn lhf' oal islanr1 h ea ~tw a rd to :"< 1•v. p<>rt Rcal·h anrl li;u:k Th•· rJt•cr" will pci~'I through th1· 'ta rt f1m~h h nt· ~even t1 mes. The r ace '" s ponsor ed b y P O PBRA and sanctioned by tht! 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(hn.•QU lOJ Aot"no P1thov,un 10 l B•bOv. P1tt\buron 9 J l rtC.o-.-. C•n~ in f"tlft, le S 81flrvt'n P1ttSb11t9h 10·4 J N1ttllro. t-iOU,IOin. " I Seaw•r. (HlC '"'""" 1'1 S Sc.n•11~r. M onutttl.' • Youth B aseball L1111t Lt"t ... WOflcl Str1f\ (•tWlltt•m-'1, P•.1 f lnt ll ....... CamPoett tC..t1t I 8 .. CitO\Mt Point,. Wooch IM•<l\.I S l a1w•n l. Pve1to A1coO College BHebell (•I Kyelo, J.1p•11) Ea ...... 110 11 UC.LA• Sl'<l\t>u Unl•rr•tlY l U.S. Pro Ch•mplonthips 1.11 e..-u .... M.,,,, Finl Ro•ind Siii.ie> f°4l'''" GuntndrOI def Ptltr C.tm~lf ,,..J f> l M.trtU"t Or•nU~\ Mt Ht.lrry Frttt ~ t 6 1 Vqay Amr11ra1 dtt. L~o P•i.n f> l I b Jott.an l(r1rk wOf"I b'f dtfAull ov,..r St1•.n1 Menon Jlfy L4lP•dU~ dtt Cric Fromm~ 1 ~·• re11rf'd. Httn\ G1ldeml!•'.\IN oet lr•• II• •"~Y b-1 I S *ond Round S1,,.1u Ivan L~I df-1 S\Pv~ l(.ruleCw1t1 t J tt 7 Jo~e H1Qut""r•' Of!'t Ptter RtnN"rt ta-0 o 1 rrrrv Moo,. OPI JAi O~Lou1f • l • 1 en''' t,.. l\w , .. Oet NC>PI Pn1111p-.. 1 ~. 6 1. Jonn Lloyn dt f Jan Koek"\ l> c, C1 ' Ro\\ (tt\f" def lvo11n M ohnll b J, b t M 1lrf' (drt•ll dfl OA..,10 C •••er ~' • 6, • o Johr> Jatnt\ oe1 8u\1P< MQllrolm I) I> 1 Women's Tennl1 Cup t•I NYh•ah, HJ I s.<ond Aound Slnqlt> V1r91n1a Ru11t 1 Of"f HcJn• Mttndfl~ov" I 't f> 4 Terry ~Olldd8Y def Je•nnf' OuVatl •I a Title AL WEST CONTENDERS Ange ls Minnesota Kansas City Texas w 70 66 65 62 L Pct. GB .551 57 59 61 64 .528 .516 .492 Games Left 35 37 36 36 Angels' Remaining Gam es Home ( 13) -Chicago (Sept. 3, 4, 5, 6); Milwaukee CSept. 7, 8, 9). Texas (Sept. 21, 22, 23); Kansas City CSept. 24, 25, 26>. Away 122) -Toronto CAug. 24., 25, 26); Detroit (Aug. 27, 28. 29): Cleveland (Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1, 2); Chicago (Sept. 11, 12): Milwaukee (Sept. 14, 15, 16); Kans as City <Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20): Texas (Sept. 28, 29, 30). Mlnaesota's llemaiJllag Games Home ( 19) -New York <Aug. 24, 25, 26); Baltimore (Aug. 27 DH, 28, 29); K ansas City (Sept. 3, 4, 5); Texas (Sept. 7, 8, 9); Chicago (Sept . 25, 26, 27); Milwa ukee (Sept. 28, 29, 30). Awa'¥_ (18) -Baltimore <Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 1, 2): Kansas City (Sept. 10 DH, 11. 12); Texas (Sept. 13, 14, 15, 16)'; Chicago <Sept. 17, 18, 19); Milwaukee (Sept. 21, 22, 23). Kauaa City's aemalala1 Games Home (20) -Boston (Aug. 24, 25, 26); Milwaukee <Aug. 27, 28, 29); Minnesota (Sept. 10 DH, 11, 12); Seattle <Sept. 14, 15, 16); Aagel• <Sept. 17, 11, lt, zt); Oakland <Sept. 28, 29, 3()). Away (16) -New York (Aug. 30, 31, Sept. l , 2); Min· nesota (Sept. 3, 4, 5); Seattle (Sept. 7, 8, 9); Oakland <Sept. 21, 22, 23) .U1els (Sept. M, ZS, 21). Teu1'&e•allllli&G••• Home (19) -Milwaukee <Aue. M, 25, 218>: New York Aug. 27, 28. 29); SeaW. (Sept. 10, U. 12); Klnnelota <Sept. 13. 14, 15, 1&>; Oakland <Sept. 25, a, rn; Aac• <s.,t. a, a, 31). Away (17) -Baltimore (Au1. II): Bolton (Au1. 80, 31, Sept. 1, 2); SeatUe <Sept. s, '· 5); llhmeaota (Sept. 1, 8, 9); Oakland (Sept. 17, 18, 19); Aapll <left. Jt, n, JI). Thot'ldey,Augu1t23. t979 DAILY PILOT Big 8 Football Schedule Mll Sept 8 Sept I~ Sept ll Sept 29 (kt b Cl:t 13 C..t 20 Cl:t l7 rtv 3 rtv 10 tfJv 17 rtv. 24 COLO WO Or ego LSU IOWA STAT£ ~ UICSAS STAT£ fllSSOUll MEIWU OllJHOMA OWHOMA ST. n . San Diego St. North r ex as St. Bowling Green at Pittsburgh at Auburn at Illinois Utah State Iowa W1ch1ta Drake at Texas at Michigan ()egon State at M1ss1ss1pp1 at Iowa Tulsa at Arkansas at India at Oklah na at Iowa Nocth Texas St. at Air r orce Texas Penn State at Rice oma Pac1f1c Syracuse Tulsa New Mexico St Calorado at So. 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PUBLIC NOTICE D••tO )u1v lt 191• H·JOUI l arr• l •I><-HOTIC.E TO C.llEOtTORS E •Mutor o• ,,_...••be'"" No. A '00111 nd"-0.uoenl SUPERIOR COVllT Of THE WARO W ALIEllT UATfOfC.ALlf'ORNtA f'Oll 1 i... --Slntt l Hf. COUNTY Of ORANGE S.110tfflt,CAttto.J In "'~ Mattor Of ·~· E•l•I• •• AtlWMY ter l ae<,.lor llONA V BURTON. 0.H.,.ecl Publl•IW!CI Ot""')e COA\1 0 111y P1101 NOh(r •• ~·•bv 91Y4!n lo '"'"'tbn A"9\1>I l, • l•.1l. 1919 l•ll I• M ••f\Q (tAlm\ "Q<llft\I lhe H tll ~ ---dent to toH! Mid <le1m> In the 01t1<• I PUBLIC NOTICE IM <IPr-Of lhe •l0<ewlcl <ourt .,. prf\~nl lllem 10 lhe -n'9ne<1 at .._ -------------Otll<P Ol 8URT()H ANO GAUL.DUI f'ICTlllOUS BVSINIU ,.,, s. P•inlef' • Wlllllltr. Celtto ... NAME lll4lEf1HNT "*12, lei. tllO ....... ,. Wllltl'I l•ltft T"" •ot-ll'IQ --•• OO<no busl· otllu b tilt pte<t o1 butlneu Of tilt•· llftl e\ der\IQM<I Ill •II "'411W\ PfflAlniflt to IAI HOPE V()H HE RZEN, 181 H id tslale. Su<ll Clt1m1 wllll ... VON HE AZEN EHTEAPAISES. ls.1t MCHMll'l' -l'tfo mvtl lie ttte4 Or Moflrovla A"f • • ••. NtwPOrt &..<11, prtttlll.0 •• ••or•••ld wlllllll ,..,, C.. ~ molllllt tlflitw IN llrt.1 l)UOll<all• t i "-o. VOy •1t ift> l[wwtor Of I/It Wttl dMdvtt ot WO Dt<_,,1 .. "-YOll H«Hfl IU•T'CMI MD 014U~OIN fllll Ull-111 w..s 111911 wllll tilt Ot'IM I ,..,_ (IMl'ltY Cltnl Of 0r"1\9' C-h ell 14~tlU. ,..,...., u. ""· ''" ......... ·-· ,...,, Wtllltttfo, ~ .... Pvl>ll•-°'"""' eo.tt Delly l'llOI l'ul>ll~ 0r8"91 (OHi Oelly PllOI, A~ I•, tl. JO. 5"ll •. 1'1• 111'1-tt l114utU,t, ... 1l. It,. 1'tO n . _. .. .,.,,.~;<----·----.. # _.._ ' . .... '... _,, -............. ,.,..,..,..... ·-.. ----.--.-..-... ----- .. .......... -. ........... -.-. . . ~ .. . . . .. . .. -DAI&. Y PfLOT Business Cable TJ/ Rate-setting Bill Back d Eq11ities Fight Back Maybe Obituary Was Premature SACRAMENTO tAP1 -ctues and counUee would b4" prohtbhed rrom cootro1Un1 cabl«! kkv1'lu>n riattll It • bill now on the state> Senate noor becomt•s luw Aaaemblyman Bructt Voun1r' AE699 wo uld n ot llmll thl' a uthority or locul .:ovetnmt"n\.'> t o screen cubl~ t~lt:v111100 llVPb c a n t s u n d .: r 11 n t l' x rl u ii I v ~ franrblscs BUT A RAT •: bChcdult· tu1 customers couJd not ~ imposed as a condJl1on or the frunch1sc 1r the cable rirm elthl'r provides 11 public 11ccess ch11nnel or hal> re wer than 5 ,000 <'UStomers Thal provision covers nearly 1tll cable systems an California The citaus or Laguna Heach, Newport Beach. Irvine und San Cle mente a re among those that r egulate rates Orange County supervisors sl'l rate:. in unin corporatcd area!>. The Cerritos Democrat'!> ball ~as sent lo the Senate floor lh1!> wt.>ek on a 7 ·1 vote or the S<!nat(' E nergy and Public Ul il1t1 e:-. Committee. Cable operators have C'Om plained that local governmenL'> have vetoed rate increase!> for political reasons, forcing !>omc· systems to operate at a loss New Crocker Exec Elected L;,iurcnt'f' I I. Silberman ha.., bt'cn elecll'<l to the m·w posil1011 of execult\ e vice µres 1dt'nt. lt'ga I and l!<•Vt·rnment a ff<nr~. or Cro<·kPr Nataon:.il Bank A forml·r d<.-puty attornn ~1·n(·ral of th1' 1Jn1ll'd ~l<Jl•·.., from 1974 to l!J75. he '" lht· m :1 n a g r n I! p :1 r t n ,. r •, f I h • · W a!>hington off11·1• 11! M 11rn \on & F11t'r'\1t·r lit· '1•rv1•d :.-. :inr 11 ..... ~~ulor to Yu1•fl,l:1v1:.i fr11rn 1!175 to J!J77. 1111tlt·r \1•c•rt•lar1y 111 lahor frorn 1 ~711 l'l l'.17:~ ;111cl ... 11tic-1lor r ~··n1·ral coun,1· I 1 11f l111· Labor l><·1><1rtrr11·nl, l~JW lo 1!1711 Ill· IJfi:IC'lH'f•1I liJW In ll:rv. all fr<rm 1961 tu l!J67 a11d wa:, :1 partner in the llonolulu f1rrn •1f Moore. Silberman & Schul1.1· o ••• , l'llot il•ll ,. ...... OFFERS $265 MILLION Director A .A Taubman N i-:w YOHK I AP> II you wunt to .i•·t A rtH· out of bOffiuhody , lry l'UbUcly dedllr· inn t11111 dt'1td J1111t how w .. 11 that kpproach t.'lil\ work was demonstrated 11 t·oupk o( Wt!l'kll agu whe n Busi· lll'lllJ Wetok rnaJ(1tdne published a t•ov .. r 1>tory t:ntJlled "T he Death of lo~qu 1l1l'~ how Inflation Is dc11troy1ntt the 11t..C>ck mark~l " IN t:XPLAINING ··wnv the 111-w of equities may be over," thl' mal(aune declared· "lmh v1duals atre fleeing the mu rkct. young anvcstors lead 1 tw flight . t:quities arP lcs:1 1m· purl ant lo most people , mslitu Irvine Co. Director Makes Purchase Bid A. Alfred Taul1ma11. u nwmtwr of tht• I rvinc Co. board of direclur:. and ow1wr of th<.-!>hopping t'cnler dcvt•loµmg farm. Taubman Co . 1s heading 11 con!>ortium to huy u11olbl·r Midwest s hopping center fa rm Taubman. along with l rv1111· Cu investors Max Fi.sher or Detroit anct Mallon Petric of N<'w Jl·r~t·~. h<i'> offered $265 m1l11on to buy the JJru fH' r l 1 t• ~ of C: r· n 1• r al t; ,.,, wt h J'ro1a·rtH·:.. ;1 rt·al t''>l:ilt· 111v1·~t nll•nl trust IJu :-.t·<.l at Jfro; M 0 1r11·s, Iowa A spokeM1l:Jn for. (:Pm•ral GroVrth Properl1•·'> '>aul tht• firm's m1tJnr holding.., an• M1rlv.est i.hopp1n~ eN1l1·r.., Tt11· firm also owns ...i>mc ~m ~dl uff11·•· tiullrhn~s m Anah1·irr1 T/\l'BM/\N ('0. of Trrl\ ~J I t'"h , II" n '> <lfl fl II p I · I ,1 l 1 •.., ..,1•v1•r;d ..,ho11111n g 1·1·11lt·r.., na ' I 0 fl .... Id(' Th,. I' I) m µ J n )' roanagt"' l-';,1\1111111 l!>land for th1" lrvi11t· C'o ;ind will 1!1-vl'l11p tht· ..,11111·r r1·1•111nal · I rv1 n1• t ·,·nt1·r 111 ;1 1111111 \f•fl turi· w1lh Hw In 111,. 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'11-.'llT 11•1fw,1·d th1 !> \\N•k, Tauhma11is 11u<>t(•d II!> spOkC's m;,in for a l!roup 11( • :.uh s tantwl investors ," 111clud1111{ Fis ht•r ilnd Pctrit·. who wouhl "bt• v.1llmi,: to 11urcha:-.t: ;.ill 1h1· J>r'11111·rllf'~ of 1h1· tru~I f11r tJ pun·ha:-;e priC'<' that muy v.1·111·x n•1·d $265 ma I hon · T:1uhm;111 s:rnl 111 lht· ~tat1· n11•nl th.11 h1• ""'" 1·onc1·1 n1•cl with Lht· tru'>ll'l':-.' faalun· t11 re:-;puntl !>tn•·f· I ht• trustee!> hud rr·c1·11tl y 11uhlu·ally :-.ti.ltcd th1·1r inll'ntaon to ~ell all the tru\l ~ 111011t·rtll'!> /\ ..,pokec;man for c;1·n1•1 .ii I; ro wth ProperllCS :-,;i 111 I hl'r•· hall ht'en no reply fr11r11 th1· f1rin ., managmet'nl ''' ·1.11111 f11 .1 ll 'i off f'r Layoffi; Inc rt·aHt' -..;1-:W YOHK r/\P i l.av11ff h;I\ 1· drmb<'d tfl th1 ·1r h1 gh1 " t 11· \ 1· l.., ..,1nt·1· th1· l:J:,t n ·1·1·:-.!>11111 .11111 th1·y ar€' "xrw1·t1•d to k.,,.,, i.:ro v. mg :1m1d lari.:t· pr11du<'l111r1 l'Ul S Ill the· tlUlt) indu!>try, cJl h·;,l\t for th1· n ·">t of this year GOOO SBVICE IS MOT Ol.D.f'ASHIOMID Banker Sounds By Terry Grant, R. Ph. I I ti f I' h .1 r 111 ;i t· V I " m11•l 1•r11 111 app1•:1ran1·l· Wt• 1·;irrv a f«tm pll·le .. 1111•k •,11 \llU 1·1111 ;.ilm11._l 11lway~ )!l'l what ylJU a.,k fnr Our J•rl"•n q1t 11111 N1u1pm1·nt 1-. up to fl al,, i.lnd w1• op•·ralc 1n1r 11h a rm a t• y. t•I f 11• 1c11 lly ""'"R th1• lalf•'t inventory 11l1•as ti> 1n...iH1' thut 1•v 1•rythln~ w1· su1111lv "'ill tw fn•.,h and 1)(11,.nt llut w1• -;till have oltl 1a ... h1 <1nf'1I idf'us ahnut i,:1111'1 '>t'r\ 1t·t• S1·n 1or <·1t11.en:o. will n·mcmher whl'n t·v1:ry1111c who v1'>1ll:'d a pharmuey wa:o. t rt!nted hkc u friend St·rv1t·1· wa:-. ull1·nllvl'. u n h u r r 1 1• d ,, n d . <frpcndnble. It i.t11l 1~ Y0Ull l.>OCTOR CAN l'JIONE US when you n1•!'d a rn('d1ran1• r1rk up your pr1:~cr 1p liu11 1( .. 111>pplnl( nearby. or we v.ill d<'liv•·r promptly w1thuul 1•xtru 1·hurl(t' /\ Vpbeat Note Sl\CHJ\M ENTO 'J\ l' 1 l nil · IJad as :-.omc µeoplc say .fallow, the bank 's chi ef cC'fmom1:-.t, prcd1rtc-r1 a mild tumdown. not nParly so had us t he 1974 75 recession. HE SAID T HERE ARF. MANY hopeful signs offsetting the three big negative fuclors the enct gy s hortal(e, inO ation and lack of confidcnre in the Carter administration. "The economy is doing extremely well in many areas," J allow :.!lid at a news conference Wednesday lie said exports c.ire up significantly. m ore than orrsettin~ lhc rise in 011 prices . CONSTRU(,TION OF PUNTS, commer ciul ' buildings, shopping centers and office building continues strong, he iwid Consumers arc s pending heavily on durable goods, except for autos. and the number of houslnf( starts, while down, is "acceptable." J allow said California is doing better than the rest of the nation. lie sau1 the aerospace indu:-1lry is doing VNY well and wi ll add' 60.000 johs this year. gn·n t manv peupll' UE SAID AGRIBUSI NF.SS is i.trong, non 1•ntru'll u~ w1lh lh!'lr pr•·,,criplion-1 Moy we residential cons truction 1s up 30 per cent, exports c·ompound your~·1 ar e ri11ing, and servic'' industries particularly rAal uoo "4AIMACY architecture, engineering and computer services FrN DelY1ry a re expanding. JIU ....,.... loed J allow predicted that the mflation ralc for 1979 .....,_.1..ci. will be 10.6 percent, compared with 7 4 percent .a.i.-------•4_.2·1•5•'•'----_..•lastycar. $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTV SECONDS • w-1i1v <-••'-•• •No.tWyf .... I .. • • 6-••• to 3 ye.re • 8owt9'ent CaHfont&t ( 1n11Af I llUI loaft htfor•1Ulo• Mnoke 1,., 11•11or hn111l{lnq ne~" Money Tallied Newport Balboa Sav- ings, Newport Beach, ha s reported topping $5 million in deposit.s in its rirst three m o nth11 in operation. 'DOINO WELL' Jallow on Economy Subsidiary Gets Job Fluor Corp .. Irvin<', s ays its Oanl£•1 lnterna · taonal s ubsid11try has bee n selected by Corn Products. a unit of CPC North America, to pro· vide desig n, procure- m e nt und construction m anagem ent ser vices for a wet-milling raciuty in Stockton, CahC . Engineer ing for the project hai. begun at Daniel's corporutc head · quarter"R in Greenville, S.C., and construction will begin in t he last quarter of this year. The pla nt will be In opera· lion by th e second quarter of 1981, produc - ing high-fructose corn sy rup , s tarc h a n d various co-product.Jt. (714) 759-1515 AMtlttCAN HOliMI MOWTOAOI! 230 New port Ceri1111 Ort•• l>Hton Pl•r• Newp01i S.1cll. Prestigious New C_,.l0tnte o'~ EXECUTIVE SUITES avallnble near Orange County Airport. Attracti ve rates Include receptionist, law library, conference rooms secretarlal service, and xerox f aclUtf. For a personal tour and further details, inquire at Vortac AHoclates, 955.3900 or 955-2288. "E Jf'.~ ;f NA L Y~IS tioTis arc shitting rrom stocks to bonds, atnd corporations rely m ore on debt ftnanclng " T h e s1i<·paf(c article 1m· m ediately set off 11 s torm or re· buttals throughout W,all Street. "B USINESS WE t:K s ays equities an: de;,id Merrill Lynch says bull ," the nation's largest brokt•raJ:l' house roared buck in a two pagt> adv('rtl~emcnt 1l took in some other l<'t!<.l1ng busancis~ publication~ · The das!>I<' folla!'}' anti ll ha s CO!>t IO Vl'\lCH S dcu rl y throughout the h1 s t111 y or lh1• stork mark1•t has IJN·n th<' as sumpllm1 Urnt u r1111<ltlt<>r1 of (•X tremc untll·r or ov1•r valuation wus a new urHI f)4'rrria11f'nt !>t<•lt· or 1tffo1nc. ' Mt·rr11l J.ynth su1d .. 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Conversely. euphoric periods when relatives, co-workers, barbers and lad drivers are boasting of the profits they have made in the mitrket mean hs probably lime to get out. THE REASON Tms approach works so well so frequently, con- tranans Say, IS that SO few peo. pie hetve the stomach for climb· ing out on a financial li mb while e verybody else 1!> convinced that the whole tree 1s about to cul I a ps(• As the theory has developed over the yc·ars. contr ar1ans havt! worked out a number of an rltcator!> t.o try to m<•a1>ure cx- trt-ml's of optimis m or ~loom Such organ11.<.1tions as I n vcstor~ lntclhgcnce of Larch mont . NY . keep tra1·k of the numt,.:r of "~nr'I" atnd "bull:-." <irnon~ ltw nation'!> dozen.-. of rn ii rk<'t lt:lll'r writers Whenevn opmwn reachef. nc11r·unarum1ly amonl{ tht~c letters. the th<.'Ory '>a)"· H '' llmr 111 tlo JUi.t lhe "1> ro'>1tf' "' .... h:Jt th1•} a rc rt:com rnl'11d1n~ S l~fLARLV, THE idea ha'> 1·volvPd that wh r·111·vt>r 1.1 prom1 rwn\ publication rlc-vott~ 1~ •·ov • t t11 ~om<·lhtnR ltke "The Grt·Jt Hull "1ark1·t" or "Wall StrPrt A f>t '><t..,ln A11·a." 1t 's con~1dn1'11 ltk•·lv that ttw l rt·nd 1~ abou\ l•1 d1:111}'" Thu,, l'' ~tun W1•1ri...t1·1ri .• lloll> v.11od . flc.i , 111\1•,tmf•nt .1rl \ l'\t·r. tl11· B 11\1r1t•'" Wt·t·k <rr11• I•· ""J ,, ~r1•.1t 1111: liu' '>l~nal · ( '11111r·1r1<>nl allv. or P''"''"''> 11111 U11· !>ltx•k m ;irkcl was bf·~1n 11111i.: J 'U' tair11-.·1 1 .1lh about Hw llnll' th1· l\u:.1rw ...... V. \.'dt art1• I•· .1p11t·<in•d .,..,.,,..... 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I : I Active Agency Draws Criticism By SVL VIA PORTER The most unpopular federal agency In Washington these days is the sam e agency that has recently done the most to he lp consumers s ave money and get a fair deal in the marketplace. It's the Federa l Trade Commission. and it's under a t· tack from alJ sides : Congress. the White House and a host or special-inte rest gro ups representing virtually every ma· jor sector or the e conom)" from food to funerals. Why is the F'TC so wide ly h ated'! Li\RGELY BECAUSE IT IS AGGRESSIV ELY purs u· ing what 1t w ai. cr eated to do to prom ote competition a nd prohjbit unfair, misleading or d eceptive trade prac· llces In theory, nearly everyone endorses those goals but in re~llty. the.> oppose lhe m eaStJres to etch1 e ve them . OvN the pas t year o r so, tht FTC ha s been serious in exl·n ·1sing its cons ume r protect.Jon respons1bilHJeS. It has. ror 1nst;incc. helped to improve automobile warranty prott·rti<Jn , rcuse the qu<thl y of vocation a l schoob. lower the prices of eyeglasses a nd blue jeans, cor· rert pr:tl·t1c1:s so th<st millions or dollar i. h<sve been re· fund t'd to pt!Ople bilked 1n land -.alf's, and make sur•· that lea ding g ron· r:-stor<•s '4Crt• a c t u .1 l I ,\' s (' I I 1 n g a d · 'l'rtisl-d "P<'t'1ab Money's Worth In th<.· next few n111nth.,, 1t proh;illly "111 1:.sUl' r ulcs prohaluung unfair practices 1n the hearing aid, funt·r.Jl ;md used C'ar 1ndustm:s It will mov1· to require etc ruralt· l:.a[)l·hng or appliances. home 1ni.ulat1on product s and how to <•art• IH t><'hng of hOu:.cholcl furn11 .. h1ngs It also 1:.. d!>k1ng t.11u~h qul'!"lt 1ons of dcnt1:..L'>, phy'>1t13Q!>. l<swyers, h1111H· hualcicr'>. at·c·<iuntanL'>. ad \t1rt1!"lcr '> hnJadca st er:.. • lie" <;f1J~rs grou·r'> and bank1:r.. ('OSflRESS Pi\SSEO TIIE \1;qrn11<,r>n Moi.s Act four 'c•;1 r' J~'' t•1 1·n!"lun· 1 hat the I-IT '4uulll h• a r :.a II s1d~s r>f an 1 .. -.u1· l><·for1 • r1·ad11nv a dci:1sion Tlw "'"' rN1111n· ... th1· FTC tn hold •ip<•n h••anngs. to <ii "'" for <·rrn-.-. •·Xllm1n.1t1rm anti t•• fund the part1c1pat1on of lhl• rul1•mak111J.' prot'l''-' It alM1 dirut!"I th•· FTC to deal v. llh "'1'11•..,prt·acl unfair or <k rt·Pll\e pract1res 1Jn an tn· du..,lr~"ldl' r;,ith"r than~ Mmp;in) by company basis. Th is •·l.1ho r;1t1· .tc1m1n1'>lrdt1vr· "cht·me which has "orked well thus f.ir 1s 1n danger of h<•ing gutted \ 1•0<1lit1on of spcc1<tl 1ntcre..,t lo(roups want~ Congress to ~rant 1U.clf the <tuthority ti) override any FTC rule . The House alrC'ad) has lied this '>o called "leg1slat1ve veto" to the a~l·ncy 's future funding bill T he Senate 1s being lob· b1ed hard tCJ;.!o llo'A s uit S l PPOtITt.RS Ot' Tilt: Lt:GlSLATIVE veto ha1 l 1t us .t h1)? ... uri.. th<tl Con~re.,.., "ould ha\<.· O\ er re1otulatori. to makt· tht•m JU:.t.r~ their "'"rk µr1Jdu < t · But 1t'!-t 1n reality .1 tool f1,r lt1lih1t•., to hdffi'>lnni:: lh1 I-IC •II . 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M;1..,.., 1 /\l'I ll1s torran fo:u~cnt· Morn!) hay!\ rt .., 11 nw mt:ml><:r'> 11f tlll' <I' I A·afy fa mtly were sought out :i nd told thl·ir ant·<·stor~ ari· not to ltlamc for the r.rcat ChtC'ago Fire 1,f IA71 M orn~. cl1rN·tor or tht· Nc•w Eni,:land Ftrc and ll1story Museum. ~ay~ lh•· s tory that thf· ftrl' htartcd when Mr::. O'Leary's t·ow kkked over a lanll'rn 1n the barn 1s not true "The O'Leary fom1ly was actually cxoncruled by a Ch1caJ(o hoard of inquiry, hut rt n<'vl'r rccf!tv ed the proper public attcn tum." ht· sa id "Tht· family ONl the l'lty in something rlose 111 punie or d1hgra1·1 .. Whal Wf' wunl to do now is to find dcM·cndunl~ of th<1t sarnl' O l.<'a ry rum1ly and focus somt' of the truth rn lh<>1r d1rcc:t1on " Tlw muM·um 1-. ronduc:ting a nuttonal ::.curch to fin1I th\• O'l.earys, hut ~11<'t·t·::.~ m1t.ihl he 1mpo-;::.1blc Mcmbt"r::. of th<' fumtly fll'd ('h1t•ago art<'r th!' 30 h1iu1 fir!' und muy have ehanJ(cd their namt1i... Morni.. ~a111 "It rouhl lw un O'Sulhv:in, a lll'tshon w iJ M«Carthy wc·rt' look1nJ( for," he ~uHl Plwne Bill Break To Start on Nov. 1 SACRAM ENT(') <Al'> Californians will be gelling a small break ln lhelr telephone bllls for a year starting Nov l . stale of ficlals say WllUam Rennell. chairman of the state Board of Equallzallon, said thot te lephone users won 't have to pay an em ergency telephone system surcha rge during that lime because or lhe llyste m 'is $21.5 mllUon 1turplus. TH£ SUaCHARGE, ONE·HALF OF 1 percent on calls made within California, took effect In July 1977. Since then. critics have said the 11y1tem has proven lo be too costly and abould be scrapped. The 1y1tem. which Is auPPQAed to be In opentlon 1tat.ewlde by the end ot UIM, enables a ptf10ft to dial 911 tree ot char1e and re· port any e merauncy to authorities. ONLY roua COUNTIES -ALA•l!DA, Su Benito. 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Y.llllhl hOCJS( Lhl' m1n1mum t1ekt•I to SI Ill on•· v.uy ll a ho ~11ulrl :1dd rt•stncuoni.. 11w<fl vin~ whf•n you t·an fl y V111renl Modugno of American s i11d mnn' p<'OPI<' than ever arc· fl ying al a cltsrount lie-~aid 11 wu::. diffteult lo provide 'pectfll'' lll'ntuse of Ulc l'Oupons 1s::.ucd bv Amertcun and United J\1rlint-1> this yc·:.ir Thl' <'ClUpons generally t•nt1lh' holdc·r~ lo pay half lht• rrgular couC'h 01 first rlai..s fan· M n<lugno 'aid that rf coupon holc11·r 'I w..re c·ounted. up to 60 J>4'f('f•nl or lht• pa:..scngt1rh on 'IOffit• n1i:hl~ wc·n• p;iyt ng It•::.' th:1n full fon· A re lht•rt• rnor1· cl i-.C'ounls avatlabl<! \lian lhuri• ui.ed lu Ix··• Tiii-: CAB'S NEW chcrked tht' 1>0p ular New York Los Angeles market. comparing toda y ·~ rare!\ with prtr<>s as of Au1t I. 1977 lie found that the number of promot1onul fares was atboul the same. hut the cheapest price today Is lower than 1t was two ycors ago New Ra td there are three bast<' cl 1scount plans available today with fares ranl(ing from S216 to S388. round trtp. 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V'/r••f I· f"r t ft 11 _..,,_. /.t ( 141 f•Hf'lt-' ll•''"" ,,.._,,., 1 t I• ' C I f A 1•1,Af.i '' •-vt•t,, NllTC:Hl l & Pll ,., I ' '1 M t f ( Hf l l lff 0 A V10 l Ptf Q(f 1\.00 #H\"1r • ftlwd t'w1tl"4vw \wtt• Cl LO\ An .. i.., C.~ WJOH • llet"•Y\ ffJif P•lll10f"lfl' P1d.1l1 h •I r,, .ti ·tt I •ul I f l'td t U •If A•1•J Jt _., ,. J I ' ,,, l//t U P llfll.I(' NOTIC I-: flo ,,,, J IC 11 llOU\ IW\l"'f \\ HAMJ \f Aff Mf-N1 I I\ ~ 1 t f It t rHIH t l!,O W1tr,.,.t H0f1Cli l O C••OITOtU \U .. l NIOll COURT 01' THI' HATr OF CAUFOllNIA 1'011 THll COVIOTV OF OllANOI' Ne A tto~ I ''"'" nf JOttN <N MANN, ••• JO .. N WI \Cl HI ti I U "'AHH, (.,f11 "41\"ll HO Clll " ... 1111 nv (,t\lrN •o Ill• '•dllt>t ~ tt• t,._ A00¥• Uiillf'nf'l'd fitKM~nt "'"'' ,.11 ,..,~~ n'1•ut(J, ... '"'" ~-·n't t"' \AH1 ttN"tt(toftnt .. ,ft ,,.,,..,., .. .., to ftl• O•••• ••1101 !:':f,:~~'7'...., '7:;,~\,A;•,;_ov='.-'·"; 1111 1• tlll•tl • owrt . Of If) P••..,nl !lwm, w1lll tntt ''"' ,..,,,,y YOU{ n"'''· to tne u" •n11in1H1 •I n• G<•ncl <Anet, Oelbof --------------l\IANI, <.A., .. ,, wfloCll" lhll Pl•o ot ""*"<JI '"" -f\I~ If\ au '""" Pu1111,_I ()rAnQI' C °"" A110 17, U. I• "" A!VEALS In the DAILY PILOT .... JHl•l•lntn(I '" , .... ,, .. ,.Of"''""'· •Cl<lnl wolltln IOU• monllt• 111ter 1119 ,.,,, 1>u0f1,,.oon ot •~~nou._. OateCI ...... 13. 1'1' OPAl M MAHN ltl-ulrl• of IM Wiii ti Ille MIOW Mn-.cl ~· 01.0NIL Mfll•tNO t ,.ANICLIN ··-c.NI --, ...... CA,.,.., Ttl 11141 .... ,111 ............ ~ l'uOll•-Or-Coetl 0.fl'( PllOt •ut "·"·•~ •. ,.,, ,,,..,. I \ ' ' ! ' • l ---------------~ --.. -. ---. . .. ~ -··-....... ," .. -.,. ~···--·-• r #' • -•• ,. COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE llty lrld Anderton PEANUTS FUNKY WINKERBEAN .\AVINlir~ FRO#\ 'H RI,MONG~ #KJE NT t'lOCX Of ( MjlllE.!lE: ~ "I wouldn't coll him o pet. He's more like o member of the family ... on in-low!" SUPERHEROES 'lJt§IE A6~t.EY ~ IVA~NED 6itffi0MN lP tt;EEP IJOTHFUT ON THE filtOIJND AT ALL i lN.E6/ so ... SHOE ~ { , .. .. \. (, ~~"FEEf lN £i'1R/flJJRS HELO IN Pt.ACE 8Y SPIKES Otl!VEN INTO CCNCRErF. by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta by Jeff MacNellv T'Nndlly. Augutl 23, 1979 by Charles M. Schulz ~IG GEORGE by Tom Batiuk f :J ORABBLE l.I0\1)5 'iOIJlt ~C.1>1'>1'~~1'10~ '1 01N6, ..iC\l. ~ Alli: i ()\) "Cffu.lt. AL.L. 1'wC {t...ASSC5 NO rnAtJC( 1 •t.L. 1"11(; 6000 CLAS-SC'S Alt( &t.~0.0~ '°11..U:t> \,)\:'~ 'IOU 1.1.)~~17 OR. SMOCK MISS PEACH veAH ~ u r-:o eR.-5.,..AND SHe WORKS AS A FIGuRe -He.Ac::> ON A L-A RGe C r....I PPeR S H t P.' •• OAIL Y PILOT - by Virgil Partda by Kevin Fagan- I OOM '( ICM\J Wll£(\l(ll 'fO 'fl l(E: !S€61~1N& ~OC I( Ct..1~&11'H7 a({ AQvA-il t O tM&Al.Ml ..U.. by ~rge Lemont by Mell Lazarius DEPENDS ON W~A1 GAAl>E YoU1RE IN, FELLA··oDt>oR f;VEN? . Af2T~v~ e~ PLAJNS A"'1'H!.Alt. t~ ONE PtC.11.A~E R£ALL.Y WOCT~ A TMOIA5A~ wo.c~r 9EN JAMtN ~~~NKL..IN '~ "When Billy comes home from comp I don't think I'll know him -'specially 1f he grew a beafd." DENNIS THE MENACE IS Ot>J A Mt.ANOlflO·DOLL..AC 8 1Lt.. rke I M~'X'M~ ~n ~ > _J 9 L-~---,-~~~~--...1 .... ' \ l I \" 1,. L l I \ ( I ' • • \...'-... I, •. by Gus Arriola TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE TUMBLEWEEDS ,..__HO_W_"_'_""U-,.~-,-N-~-r:.--I WAS 1REAf/thA fMU.CXJNJSf v TV \;JI'-I c:;. IN ~r= GONC?Ot..A OF HIS MIP'71.f: OP 1HE flESEEITT WnH EMLL.OON, WHeN A bm?N6-WIN~ ~ HORS!?, roCTOR? AROSE1 E'ROKE IH~ MOORING- NANCY AUNT FRITZI-·· MAY l GO TO IRMA'S PARTY? J.JNE:1 'TH~ EJAU.OOtJISI PANICKE:P, ulJMPEP FROM 1H~ GONrit>L-A, ANP I R.OA~t'WAYOOIHeRe: •. \J£ ,~ YOU1RE VERY PALE TODAY OH, AUNT PRITZ I--· MAY I GOTO THE PARTY NOW? by Harotd Le Doux I LOVE YOU ANO I LOVE YOU JUST AS MUCH MOR£ THAN ANY A5 l 00 MR5. YOON<; MAN I li:EESE ! KNOW! by Tom K. Ryan lH!:Kf:f'V HEAALPI~ 1tlf: 1WILIG'Hf OF MY GONPO!.A CAL.LS. -t..(' S•t' I C .... t' " Scou• !" Si;c11 '' i'. '..,..ptl , t1:> ~A..-n 'TIL''°'I · ~ G 1 ~ J ... 1: 64 /Ir ·er 1, ., C:,.. dC >, ... .IHPOrt • 1 ~ AulO f1YE-I 19 fO"h~r1n•'"' 2'C u S A Pre-... : "Tur~1p /.1 Mo11• 11 .,,,,,1,.1 ... 27 LPQ•'nlJ 29 sw .. •· 31 -'" ~,.,, C 11 • C"ll G•CJUl'I~ 3~ W;i,n o<,C~ YI Sc.c.t1s 39 Emt>lll'll~ 40 Droou n DuLt., 44 Oop<>St•IJ D•dl 45 Mao bot'~ 47 Vol.Icier ~ range 40 Rodent 50 Overcon>•' t0•" i2 Sauc~ 'J A[l ... •tu•es 'J Raouut ·~ Ac1 cnd1rgs OVWN 'G<o1te1 Ben __ , .S Furi,~wJI ;1• htel .. 5 So•~wl 6 f orflly 1 Mo~•t.'m Ollt:St 8 European~ 9 Crv •c Pacific drea \.."llfE.G >edt'''" SynO•tdre Wt.: ~"'"Sdcly l>u: :•e ::.u1,.,o i .... oro:. It Rlloncllv~ 12 Pteati IJ Horn ~vuno 18 Deoat11n9 i: CdP 25 RPVISI' ;& D·~o• " 1e ~()d1 30 Ouo•c· ""'"' 31 St'DiHJl"') JJ The ld'' 34 Dl'h'"''•'IJ 3~ Motlus• 36 Whil 38 F1nct1 •1 W Oll'I J I M1t:t1• "·l .lr,lll.• .. 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A documentary following the refugees of Southeast Asia through their temporary settlements In Malaysia. KTLA 8 8:00 "Flower Drum Song.·' The movie version of the Hodgers and Hammerstein musical star· ring James Shigeta. Nancy Kwan, J ack Soo and Miyoshi Umecki. K CET @ 9.15 "Kiss Me. Kate.'' Howard Keel and Kathryn Gr ayson bat· tic ofr stage and on in this musical com· edy built a round Shakespeare's "T am - ing of the Shrew." L"IJ'Od Moc,,.,,.. 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''"" fi{t!> "W•M 10< """'""' I'><> 0 10 ST AA.Sf<Y 6 11VTc.4 f n. <)etfN f ;~ ftftl -.I ftw. 11•tf ,,., • CJ• ff ntt i ,1 • ....,.,, """' ,., 1 """ .,,,,,,.,1(..1""1 o ..... ,,.-t,101 ,.,,. ••• tr;,tt •• 14 "'*" tD lHE.OONQ~ Q) 0£T8MARl ...... , o~ an ..... t .,....,,,. """'°'' lo twf") puc;ttt ,,~.,_,.. ,, , ~'"' ~h"' , ""'rl'i"·no f STAR ~El< I t 60 fD CAPTIOHED loOC NEWS 12'00 0 TWlUOl-0 Z~f • "'" P'..,)_.i __ ,,. ,, ... \'"'1 t ,,,,..,,,,# tt • •·. 1! ·~• ,,n''"'tto" Networks Sticking to Fall Lineups Uy Pt:Tt:K J . HOVt:R LOS /\l'\'G Jo:r.r-:s 1AI'1 fw(·ry :-.11rini(. when network l'XC(0UltVl'!'t ;rnnounr1· tht1r rail sCht.'1JUIC!>, lhPy f1nt~h lh1•1r 1m·s(•ntutmns with lhc caution "H t-m1·m~r. th1s srh1•dul1.: ,., nrit lo<·k<·d 101·cmPnt . .' Whal that u~ually mt'<.10\, the Joki· got•\, 1~. "This scheduh· 1s n irv1·cl in wt·" lt .m<~lts away thn1ugh the summl'f, while 1irugr;,mmns dec·111!- wh<il lhc n:<1l sch1·dulc will t>.· Hut th1'i '>11mm1·r. <1m;.iztnglv frw <'hang1·, wt·ri· math' 1n tht· lhn ·1· nt-tw1.1rk~· annnunrNf ~<·h<'rlult·s Only oru• pl~tnn<·d fall s how has hc1·n clrnppc•d I ABC "-.; "Nohmlv'" 1'1•rh·rt") :11111 only SI)( or scvc·n havi· l><:,·n mnv1·1l a round MORE ASTONISHING, THOUGH , 1s this N RC h:1s made no change~ tn 1li.. pl11nned foll lln~up. This is the network, reme:m~r, that 1n· st1tuted chan~e as a standard working policy last year . the network that invented the 24-hour ser rns they'd think them up in the morning, air them that night, cancel them th~ next day. . N.BC OJ>(!rciled on an expanded programming principle used by NBC President t'red Silverm an when he was al ARC the "Ltvma schedule." The idea was to keep other networks off balance by Juggling the schedule . Problcm was It also kept the juggling network off balance. • .. ..._ Cage AUJl Foll••' I• one of the . moet aproarioaely funny •ovlea ever •ade." Rk:h,,rd l>t>bbin' Jr . P<lSOdeM Star NflW\ exceptional ... 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" '°"'HO '•UU ,...,_.~ snv1n11 nAUOMC IOCKY II 1'101 PlUI PAIADlll AU.IT ,,., --~ "T* IUTUll 11 llUlr AMlllCATHON1N 1 "us COHVO_Y_lrG~l~~.--4~ -· ·~----·-. ,. • ~ ••• ,_ •• -· .# ..., , • ~ .. , .. , ,, • ,,,,. ,. , . El Camino Cabaret 'Funny Girl' Spkndid WllJ JOU abould run. not wall!, to the new El Cami.Do Cabaret ThHter to 1ee Ill producUoo of "FuuJ Oltt" CID be IWllmed "P"' two WQrda : CouJeO...... If tbe atarrtnc roJe ol Fa.any Brice wereo 't ao tndeUblJ W.Wled with Barbra St.relaand, one o ...... ml1bt iueaa lt had been written with the talent.I of th1a elfted 1c- trea1 ln mlDd. Al lt 11, Miss Danese suc- ceed• so well ln making this role her own that by the second act you might have to stop and wonder for a moment just who did play the role on Broadway and ln the movie. She is that 1ooa. Intermission Tom Titus ). Jean Croft Stone la excellent u her mother. team· Ing up with Roddy In the warmly received sont and dance number "Who Taught Her Everything She Knows?" There ls, In director Richard LaVanaway's crisply staged production, St'arcely a musi~.t number that does not work, although downataee lighting is a puzzling problem in "You Are Woman, I Am Man " Arpad Petrus' settincs are spare . but effective, particularly the railroad s ta- tion sequence. "Funny Girl" doesn't come around that otlen. HEa ONLY DRAWBACK ls that. perhaps, sbe so don't let this one get away. The brilliance of 1s a bit too physically attractive to play a Connie Danese's performance is in it.self worth the charac ter about whom the show's first number dinner theater tab Performances continue nightly ( "J( a Girl Jsn't Pretty") revolves But this con-except Mondays through Sept. JO at the El Camino cepUon remains only until Miss Danese gets her Caba ret Theater. 690 El Camino Real in Tustin. books into the comic machinations of her part.--------------------- And she scores even stronge r when called upon to ----------------....... ------, emote more seriously in the th.ird and linal act .. Mw Danese, who ste pped in as a last-minute replacement but who had done the role twice pre- viously, wrings out a rendition or "People" that is distincUy her own and far removed from the hit Streisand version. And s he is magnificent in her key solos "Don't Ruin on My Parade" aod "Music " I ANIMAL CRACKERS SINGING TELEGRAMS 7141675·9966 .--- I ~ .. ... ;. ' That Makes Me Dance." The "Parade" number is L---------------------WE'fll COMIDY TO 001 h r ; ""UNNY GlllL .. A mu\IC•I by Jul• ~tytMt •net Qoo Merr111. trom trw b0011 bY t~f L enn•rt. dlrt'<tf'G by Rich•'" LottVdn•••Y. \lenrrv bv A.fpnd P1ttr•u. mu\K.•I dl,t<11on by lt'llfn te.•mr>t't , •~vri•1nq by tom St•n•••ncs. Cl"IOrt"C>Urttpny by J•mtt Roooy e>rew n1..o n1on11y \•t.Cf'Vt Mondn l/lrOUQh S.-01 JO ~t trw El (."mine. C..O..•et ll\r11t., •'IO l • 'amino ReMI, T U)tln Aew, v•t•on' IJl.....W.O THE CAST F•nny Brl(p Ntc II. •tn\telf\ Mr., Brice Edd1t1 ~ • ..., M r\ ~lrdll~h M r\ 0 M<lll•y J'lo•~M Z•f91•1d Tom K f'tney '°""'t" o~"'!l>f' Ktf\ 8vf\fJ• J""Cro•1s"""' J•mf'~ AOOCI• !if>tr ... Y Rom- Ctvn,t1•n" How.'d J.ci. M.-r,r-.1 ~" ,.,,,,, a s m uch a show stopper as "Everything's Com- ing Up Roses" in "Gypsy " There are other vital elements in this first·rate production rrom the new Tustin proressional . theater company, not the least or which is Ken Butler's rine performance as the gambler Nick Arnstein. From his surface sheen of the fin;t act. Butler brings bis character around 180 degrees and turns in a s trong dramatic portrayal. CHOREOGRAPHER JAM ES Roddy <wbose .. Rat u Tat Tal" production number is a high point or the· :-howl douhles in the role or Fanny's friend and atim1rer who gives her the fi rst big break Finney in Horror Flick llOLLYWOOD CAP> -Albert Finney stars 10 Orion Pictures' "Wollen," his first movie since "Murder on the Orient Express" four years ago. Finney has devoted the past four years to the National Theater or London. "Wollen" is a Mn· temporary tale or urban horror and will be filmed loc-a llon in New York City. "'THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT"" MAT. ONLY "LOST AND FOUND" c:,\t"GINC "\. ()-~ the 0-t> umque gt/ t 642-2697 "One of the most funny. tot8fty ........ ftlm~oftMeoreny.._, ,,..,. You'd be de9d .... to .... tt." ___ ,..,... 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"llt•llu, Dully ... wh1 rh opens s,·pt :::1 Miss Chtrnn&n t( •~ reprising lht• n1l1• ~ht• t·r t'Ull'tl on Hroudwuy 111 1964 a nd pt•rformt'<111.:1t111 rn urn Farrah Tries Flicks Again Hv ROB THOMAS 1101.1.Y WCHllJ •AP t No longl'r a hyphenate, 1' .irr:th Fawc·1·t1 1-. appt·an11~ lht~ ~um mer in her 't·c·ond ln <•ta f1·,11ur1· m11v1t• C'<ircer The first, she a1tm11 .... did 11no-.i1li\1• P<ir<1mo11nl h;.i., r1.:l ea'>ed ·S unburn," a ·rnm;,,nt1r thnllt•r " 1n which l'-he s tars with 1 'h.1rl1·-. c;rod111 ;ind Arl ('arru·v It takrs place in /\1 ;1p11k11 v.ht·n F;iv.r·t•tl ha-. lwc>n lured on an all exp1·11:-.1· pa11I lrq1 only t11 ll(·c·omt· involved in a hur 1· -.v.111d1t· · llER Hll .1.1 ~(, I N \unl1urn" I'> -.Lnc·tl) her rna11h·11 11:11111· 11111 1h1 Fav.r •·II MaJOr'> with whit·h FAW(C II '>ht· h1•1'otn1t· farnt·d ;,i-, -.Lar of 111.-.t1•r'.'> :11111 · l 'harh1'' Angel., · Thi· n·a:--011 I'> n111 m1·r1·ly ht·r ri· 1·1·111 Iv anrunm1·1·d -.µht with Let· M aJor.-. "Ttw lhn·1· 11arrn•!. beraml' v1•rv C'o11fu:-.111J.;: f11r foreign au d11·nr1•'.'-o, .. lh1· lit:autv (•x11la1m·d "Thl'V 1·11ulcln't 1mdc·r~tand ex ac·th """''' mv nar11" wu-. Wlwn I r11art11·11 .l.1·1·. I U'.'>1'11 huth 11.Hllt''> l)4•1·u11:-.t• I lik£'d tht• nam1· 1'o1w1·1·tt ;.111cl ht·c :1U'.'>1· I w.i111t-d to 1>how him that I l'ilf(•tl .. 11·-. 111>l th.11 -.tw 1111 ltm1u·r <.arr·'> ~ht• and hl'r :wlor hu ... twncl '>av l h1•v n · having a lrral :.epara Lwn IH·t·au.'>t' of 1·an·1·r 1·1inn1tL'> a nd hope to re- concile> Meanwh1lt'. ht·r 1>1mf)hfrcd billing ,..AWC't:TT'S t'IRST MOVl t: wa'> "Som ebody K11lt·<1 I In I lu'>lwnrl," lh1· f 'olumb1u r elt•ac,c that [II 11\l'cl 111 falt-cl .it th1· l111x11fft1·1· "It w:.ic,n I J good m11\ 11· -;h1· '"'"r, .. .,.,,.tJ fl1Jt 11 "'a., tn1· only ofh·r I Ii.id .11lh•·11111•. "'I 11111k 1t ·I \!.:.-. 11p1111-.NI Hr 111:1 k1· fo'oul Pl;,, th•· rot1· 1h.1t c;111!111· lla""n clid '1111 ·11 Spelling <ioldberg v. arn1·d .ill l111• -.1111111.., that ltll'y would 1)1' !.U{·d for tlama~'''" 1( Lht·y 1·m11l11 v•·d mt•. that wa!. when I v. a~ I wing -.u1·tl fnr l1·uv1ng 'C'hurlte':-. Angels.' The ::-tud111-. wnullln'l tourh mt· "I myM·lr got gomJ n ·vlt'w'>, but som e of the fan!> wnf· d1!.:q.11x11ntc·d Th('y wrote. 'We wanted to '><'t' YOP · Thul'-. u prohlt•m I face· Trying to pl1:;1~1· th•· c·nt11·s. win ttw um>roval of the industr y and :-.t11l not 1h-.pll'as1r1g lhl· fan!. " t 'AW<'t:TT WORK t;f) OUT a .,elllemcnl with Spt·lltng c;olc1h<·rg to r1·turn lo "Charlie':, Angels" on a hm1tt•d liaM~. thus frcl•tnJ.t her for !>tudto of· h:r~ Hes 1dc>:-. "Sunburn ." s he has completed "Sa tum J." a London made space thriller in which she. Kirk Dou~las and JI arvcy Keite l are the only characters lier ncxl feature>· "Stnclly Business." S he made three returns to "Charlie's Angels" lai.t season. and s he adm itted thal the experience was "painful "She has completed one segment for this season and faces the fina l rwo next January. "NOW IT FEEL MORE confident In myself as an actress. particularly after working with Kirk anct Stanll'y l>onc n direct.or of 'Saturn 3' ." Rh (' commented "I have become more involved with the scne11, and I've tried to m ake a better chuoctcr out of Jill Kate I Jackson) and I worked tol(ethcr on our characters durlnK lh<' first season. Sti11 und Juckln I ~f11 tlh I and I wen • happy togclhcr , lhcrc w1111 u kind of camarudcrtc belwecn WJ," BIU..MUHRAY -- NOW PLAYING ""°""""'' llMit llWAMI ' .. llllCltCMI Al\fho...i 11 I b44b HvnltftOIQll .... ft ~·• Q Ill& flWaMI' tdwUOI lttWPCNlt ... , ..... ,... . .... , ' ... , .. t:iMlltll OIO>'f ~.lO H O• 1 u U/bO -.a ,wa 11 ... v•1 · • 1 NI JW l'l l\YIN<i lAM1Hu ... n .1• I • 1111 .. 11. QJ I lloii ., ......... " ... 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O•lly l'llet ~Utt Cheating on a diet is a skill well perfected b y the perpe tually plump -who're also perpetually dietmg. But even the most deceitful dieters might not have considered this angle: When you eat at a church supper , the calories don't count. Why? Because that food lS for the soul, not the body. OR, TAKE GIRL SCOUT cookies. They're hom e free, too. because they're not food. They're a CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION. These dfot-cheatiog hints plus advice on "how to be a happy heavy in a stupid skinny world" are offered in a paperback called "The Fat Book" written by sell-proclaimed fatso, Harve y Bullock and publis hed by Price/Stem/Sloan Publishers lnc. "It's time fat people stopped being vie· timized ," Bullock rationalizes. "Thin people are dominating us.·· Bullock. a writer for such TV shows as "Love American Style" and "Alice," weighs in at 222 pounds and is 6 feet 2 inches tall. He 's not quite FAT, but he says he's fat in spirit. AFTER ALL, HE NOTES, what other kind of person would go on a total junk food diet whe n bis wife's away? 'Most people like adventure and, if they don't do it on their own, .. they like ·to read about it or hear about It,' says David Kunst. DAii. Y lll'ILOT Harvey Bullock's diet-cheating hint: Eating while talking on the telephone doesn 't count. Actor Al Melvm. r1ght, and author Harvey Bullock raid refr1gerator for a snack. Offering more evidence that he's a true tub· by , Bullock. a South L aguna resident, says he has an ongoing weigh-in with his friend and neighbor. actor Al Melvin. "If one of us gets down to 213, it's an e mergency." he quipped. "So we go out and get a pizza " Bullock says he'd like to see the world full of heavies like himself so he proselytizes by us· ing s ubtle tricks . fo'or c >eamplef he gave one neighbor a 15-pound candy bitr for her birthday BULLOCK SAYS HIS book . \lohich 1s a com- pos ite of .many tricks and deceptions used by persons to subvert their diets. should be read with French fries and a malt in hand. His first attempt to get the book published ended in failure so the manuscript gathered dust for five year:.. But Bullock recently du!>lf'd it off. re-edited it. and it clicked with the publisher The six cents per copy he'll earn for each book sold will all go for a J:ood cause. Bullock intends to plow his profits into a giant pizza to be consumed by himself and feUow fatties Bullock's wife says tus obsession with food sometimes wreaks havoc 1n the household She's a gourmet cook. but Bullock com plains that hot dogs don't ne<.-d fancy sauce:. .. Up with Junk food and down with tht.> good s tuff." 1s Bwlock's ptulosophy And. rather than lose weight. the wnter n~tes he's enlargmg his hou!>e to accomJn'>date hJS Silt!. PROFESSIONALLY, Bt:LLOCK HA been writing with a partner. R S Allen, for 30 years Working with a partner 1s easie r than writ· ing solo. Bullock expl'ains, because havtnR a nother person around keeps him from using cvas1orn. !Jke those listed 1n tus Cat book The fat book 1s Bullock's first "comedy in pr int." he says, a fact he finds sallsfyinR "TV scripts com e and go They're ~o transitory. But a book you can hold in your hand " With French rries and a maJt. or course ~- ___ ....,._ .,... ... I 4-~ ~l _ .... 11 .. Any snacks p olished off m a dnrk kitchen can neither be NOTED nor STORED up by the body. II there are no witnesses. nothmg can be proved. · Foot Feat Finished It took longer to get the book written and published than it did to walk around the world. By DENNIS McLELLAN Of -0.11, ...... iUtt Four years~ three months and 16 day:-. That's how long it look Costa Mesan David Kunst to walk around the world f'our years. nine months and 26 days. That's how long it took rum to write and get publJshed the 253 page book about his 15,400 mile walk through 13 rountncs and four conti ncnts . "The Man Wh o Walked Around the World" is a fa.st-paced, Vlvid account of Kunsl's foot· numbing feat which began during June 1970 in Waseca. Minn .. and ended there during October 1974. The book is published hy William Morrow & Co. BECAUSE HE'D BECOME bored w1th his "average IHo·S lifestyle," Kunst says he quit his job with a survey crew. bid his wife and three children goodbye and began walking east with his 25-year-old brother John and a mule called Willie Makeit. T he tragic high point or the waJk -it's the opening chapter of the book -is when the two brotheni are attacked one moonlit night by ban· dits In Afghanistan. John is murdered but David, with a bullet in his chest, survives to fin.j sb the waJk and earn a listing ln the Guinness Book of World Records. Like the walk itself, getting the book published was an exercise In persiste~e. When tbe book first appeared on bookstore shelves several weeks ago, Kunst says he was ela ted. "I FELT R EALLY GOOD. That was another accomplis hment: another four years were lnvolved. But then I felt, 'What am I 1otD1 to do now?'" Kunst, who's now 40 years old, paused and grinned. "Now I'm thinking about walldnc around tbe world qain," be says with the aame kind ol enthuaium that kept him walkin1 wblle wear· ing out 21 pain of shoes. Described by ooe reviewer as a "skilled promoter," Cwblle on the walk be learned bow to attract media covera1e> Kunat ll u pracUcaJ u be la enthualutic. He 1ay1 only blg·name authors get publicity and have their books immediately placed on bett·HUer li.ata. • "So •here does that leave boob like mlneT" be ub. ''They doe't set oe that bot sheet. I J\llt about have to 10 out there and ad· vert.lae that book if I wut tt to H1l. ..Then• arc d1ffl'rl'nt wa\' lo c1o that Rut tht> only "ar for me to do 11.1:-to do the 1-amc thing again · KW1St 's stor.-might still be -.1tung in " drawer in the Cos td M esd apartment building he managt'S 1f 1t \loa!in"t for h1 -. co author, Clan ton Trowbridge Trowbridge . a n F.a st Coa!'t writer and teaC'her. had written Kunst during tht: "alk. a:.king 1f he v.anted to collaooratt• on a book But Kuns t v.antcd to tell ht~ '>tor~ htm!>clf lie did m a one half·m1llton-word acMunt that left pub!Jsher~ intngut-d by the idea but turned off by the length Meanwrule Trowbridge ran across an art1 · cle on the Kunst brothers in an old Time magazine That was early last year He telephoned Kunst. who says. "By that lime. I knew I needed help " FOR 10 DA VS. Trowbridge inte rviewed Kunst with a tape recorder After approximate· ly 2J tapes. Kunst says. "lie understood me re· Like the walk itself, getting th e book published was an ex- ercise in persistence. ally well and picked up on my attitudes and personality." Manuscript and tapes in hand. Trowbridge took nine months to boil down Kunst's story to a crisp, UveJy 90.000 words. Kunst's outspoken hones ty about his ex- periences and feelings remain intact in the book which vividly details the heat. tbe miles, the people and the living condiUoos be and his brothen experienced. The boot also provides graphic accounts of Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan and India where poverty, dlsease and danger prevail. The Kunst brothe r s frequently wer e engulfed by persons who either tried to rob them or who pelted them with rocks. And a lways there were the warnings of bandits ahead. Kunst. who has been La.king creative writing classes, aay1 he's pleased with the book, but he vows be'U write the next one alone. BE PIANS TO help promote his story. He believes bl.a adventures will appeal to the u.n· <See FEAT, Pace CU ·. "' s . ... •• ,, le "' " lll " '· " t I IY .. • l - ~ Q DAILY PILOT .. •• • .. ~t. '1 I ' ... Conference To Focus On Options Reentry Options for Women will sponsor ~. day-long seminar on career and educational opportun1t1es . By JOEL C. DON Of IM D•llY ...... , .... Linda Dalton tho ught she didn't have a choice. She figured she'd have to seek clerical v.ork. With one year of college and a pending ·1 Jet my career thoughts slide. I felt too old to get involved in a really big career. · d1v<irc·c" M:-. Dalton, JS, of Huntington Beach, "u.., nt·rvout. ahout nursuin1i: a care~r Sht· nc\ <·r h1·fori· had to coni.1dcr careH gila ls .. , was tot11lly ubi.orbc..-d in holdmg my m ar nage togNht·r." ..,he s uH1. "I let my car eer 1hou~hll( t.hde I lf·lt t1>0 old to ge l lnvolvt.'<1 in a n•ully b1~ curc•t·r " APrKOX IM/\TELV 3K PERCENT of 1l1vorct'C.1 women bharc Mh Dalton's feelings ;ind carcl'r dllc mma, according lo J eao Les t.er, 1tin•ctor of H1•t•ntry Options for Women <ROW> Thus. the rea:-.oo for ROW's existence. lo provide counbcling, r a r cer planning and educa ttonal adv11wmt>nl !'ler v1ct>!'I for women. Among ROW's a ctivities is a day-long c-0n- r..r1•n!'e sc:hcdult>d for Saturday, Aug. 25, ID Soulh Coa~I Pl«tw Hotel (' J\ R fo: fo: R /\ N 0 t: 0 ll <:AT I 0 NA L op port 11nil 11 ·.., for w11m1•n will ht! discussed at tht! , , <·11l 1l1·..,1gm·tl for womr·n who're· con111dcnng th• ir i::uah um) c:Jrt•t•r iJ mb1t1oni.. Whtlt• aµprux1mal<:ly 1,200 women haVf• <ilr!'a<ly re~1sll'n·d for the scmmar. according lo M.., f .(•stcr, then· will be registration at the door Ms. Dolton. who plans to attend the con- r~rPn!'e, says s he ho pes it'll give her more in· formation :.tbout her chosen career goal to be a pd trainin1i: or skills that aren't needed in the Orange Cou nt y m arke t Many women who d ecide to break the housewife bond h uve teac h in g or nursing credentials, ~he said. but they lack tecbnkal training for the science or e ngineering In· dustries "IT OOMES AS A shock to many women with bachelor's degr~ from 2IO years ago that their degree!' a ren't necessarily going to get them a}obtoday,'' Ms . Lest.erexplained. Other women who seek ROW's services have UtUe education ; some don't even have high school degrees. she said. Still others have RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY W'-Y•W.e ........ 1'22 Harbor Blvd. Costa Meu -541-115' .. Powers Did It For Mel" ..... Ml'h .. 11 141/a .. lt graduate degrees, but still are uncertain about career option.a. ROW, which Is (<'de rally runded, serves Orange County through several <.'<>·sponsoring ins titutions including <;olden West. Sant<.1 An<.1 and Orange Coast collc~l'!> plus the YWCA .\MONG TOPICS TO be dtbrui;sed &l Saturday's confercncl' ure carttr opportun1l1l·" an engineenn~. altt-rnall\'t· rarrt·rs for tt·a<-her~. Job mt.ervlew10g and res ume wnuog lechna quell. and a.sst'rta vencs:. !>kslb A Is o . re r r es c n t a l 1 v t• s f r o m v a rt o u .., c•mployers Wll be on h and to accept resume!> from Job applicants "'We women h:J vt-becn tru1ned to !>C•· ourselve. as poopl<· who cun't !>Ucct:e<l . \l.t· w1 ·w e women have been tramed to see ourselves as people who can 't succeed . W e see ourselves at th e b ottom o f th e barrel.· ourselves at lhc bottom of the b:irrtl." M!> Leste r said However. sh e not t.-d HOW helps women ar riu1n· the cnnf1dt•nn· <ind , . ..,tt-l'm lht•\ rw1 ·f~ l" upproach new <-arl'er option..., • • .Feat (From Pagf' Cl I tvenal desire t.o brea k out of the mold <And do what you re ally want In Ure "Most people like adventure and. 1r they don 't do it on their own, they like lo read about it or hear about it." A movie d eal Is being negoUated with a ri lm dir ect.or recommended by Princess Grace or Monaco. who m et the brothe rs on their trek CShe reportedly keePfl one of Withe's horseshoe.., on her desk.) On his next walk a ro und the world Kun!>t plans to take h.is new w ife. Jenny, who he met wbile walking through Australia Kun.11t's brothe r, Pet.er, who }olned him on the walk after J ohn died. oow owru1 a Costa Mesa land.scape buainess. "l'U take a different route, .. Kunst 6a)'s. "This time 1 w ant to walk across China." He was denied permission l ast time. "Who wouldn't want lo walk across China? That would be fabulous ... Although about aU the waJl<ing be now does is around South Coaat Plaza, Kunst admits, ''I'm getting a little bit restless." • · He smiles, comddcrlng the possibiUUes of repeating his feat. "l'd be the only guy to walk a round the world twice." II "°" ho~ on Unn /<Jr Happening•. ·~ u Ill JudUh OUicm ot rtw Doillt PiJor, P.O. 8-0z 1540, Co1ta Meta, CA 9218215. or coll twr ot &42-4321. llow-m~• runa eueTJI TMl!tdoy . Ftne .~lxx•s Smu I <>OJ Moi-f in the Oa1ak1 SPALDING. And you'll wolk off with toP honon In ttll• dolll< tOddl• ~. WhH9 Coif wlttl Novy ~ ond R.d Sot. 29.tl • ~ ·~~ SHOIS H Fnltlon l1l1rtel • Newport ..... • 75'-4469 • ANN LANDER~ Dry-cleaner: Proud OE.AR ANN LANDERS Here's a s ubject l 've never aeea ln your column. ll'1 a bout m" - the woman bebJDd the couot.er of your dry· deanl.na •tabU.hment. Aftel' 17 yean 1n the bual.Dell1. a cuatomer bad lbe nerve t.o HY to me, "Ytu teem to be a bi1hly lntelllaeot person. Why .,.. you 1n 1uch a low ·elua job? .. How many people realize that their dry· cleaners ar• apeclalbu? We have made a atudy of fabrics, dye., spot removal, b"Uori-aewlng techniques, llntnc replacement and weavlnc to re.tore tom and burned 1armenu. We alao 1pend many houn trylna to remove apot.s YOU set ln when you tried your home remedy. We accept clothes with vomit, blood, wine and worse . Juat name ll and we've seen It. We return your 1arment.s fresh and clean. Very few people ever bothe r to aay. "Thank you ... Sure, there are more glamorous jobfl, but someone ha.a to lake care ot the soiled clothes ln the world, and the people who do ll perform an important service. Sign me -PROUD OF US DEAJt PROUD: A•d yoa laave a rtpt t.o be. Thaau for edacallD& milUou of people today - lacladillg m e. DEAR ANN LANDERS ShouJd a 21-year· old male, who Uves at hom e and Is beUlg put through college by hJ.a parents, gtve his mother the telephone number of the place he 1" s pend· ang the weekend and t.eU her with whom., Yes. I've done some shac king up and I plan to do m ore . I 'd lik e your opl na oo OVERPROTECTED IN LONG L<;I..AND DEAR O.P.: It lan'l nereuary for yoar motbH &o know the namea a.ad numbers of all the players. But ll would help her gel a better nJgbt'11 lllf'f'p If you pbonf'd and let ber know you arf' OK. IP .S. You can qull wbea you move oul of lbe boWlt'. > OEAH AN~ LANDERS In this day &nd af(t.' when womf'n ·.., Ith seemi. lo bf-&frN'.tlng lht: lives or so muny or U!>. I have a snc11.k1ng susp1 cion that a lot c1f mrn an· ttl(wnst rt Mori' to th<• pm nt. 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The batteries could h ave run down Club c.olnldor run.t each Wtdneidoy '" IM Doily P1l.ol and ccmlarn$ nollct& o/ wo~"·s and urvau club m«tmga and rtX'1111 OJX'" lo lhe public /or lht Jollou'rlng wetk Stnd notice& to r luh CalVldor, Daily Pll.ot , P 0 Uoz 1560. Coata Melfa, CA 9MM. lnclwU your nam~ arid phone numbfor Nolacu mutl be 1n our harwfa lhrte wee/a an advenc« of an ewnt. l',"\llt I 11''' 4 MEDICAL MART ... t I I tf .\I .. ,, ,I 11 f. (I . I I,,.,. I If '' The most hazardous room In the house will be a whole lot safer when it's eouipped with a BARO ~ BATHTUB SAFETY RAIL. SHOWER S T OOL AND TOILET SAFETY RAIL. And they're simple to Install. !No special tool• needed. 361 HOSPITAL. ROAD• NEWPORT BEACH 642·9102 A BARD HOME EALTH CAR£ CENTCR .. ~ MJ(Jur f '1fNfA1 l"W)(jRAM because &bat cracldn« aot,tDd can be eatreme ty annoying. Bul your lnformatioa Is wro•I· Tbe pesky habit •Ill ool resull In artlarjtls. DEAR ANN LANDERS· I am a girl. age 14, and will be having m y first real dale in three weeks r need to know something, and r don't want LO a11k any of my fr1end11 becau11e I am ashamed of being 110 dumb. When a girl gets to he r front door a fter a dale, docs Shi.' wail until thP ,,.,y a~k:s if he can kiss her goodrughP Or, should she Just kiss him automatically. as a "thank-you" for the even ing., HCYr LIPS IN CONN 0 EAR CONN.: Cool ll, honey. No irrl s ho uld kb" • boy 0·automaUcally" as a thaok- you. He sbouJd be dolog tbe lhaoklog . .\nd don't loll~r al lbe door. Jut aay 1tood.nlglat. If all sign ala are go, you'll kaew It. Senior Citizen Center D e dicated Oa.'lt!i, i;1>n1or r 1t17.rn l'f'ntr·r in Corona r1e l ~1.1 r v. ... .., d1·d1 t· 1JtNI I .i »t w<~1·k ~1w1r1'>on·d h) Frll'nds r1r (Ja"'" voluntr·cr 1•r11up.., .11111 th•· 1·1ty 11( "'i••wport Beach . th•· I ••O lt•r >Alll fi<• 11-..•d r111 mf'f•l lOl{C, <tnfi VlC'l<tl fuOI' '"'"' in< ludin~ J l>h> '>1<•,,1 f1tne~6 prol{r<sm Th•• lt11tlrl11w v.tll ·1lv1 lw .1\';11la1Jh• for l{~nr·ral p11bl11· IJ"t• Th•· l •·11l•·r 1 1111 Jt1·d ut !:>th and M argut!rll•· '' r• .. 1 Put \Ome rt-Cl 'odtl\ 1n your '>Un'>el\ Buy one ot th,. Clrt'.1m boah 11\I " d 1 n t h ,. B o ., 1 1 n q r taHll•t-Cl d<l\ o f tne o.11ly J.lllot Shop ly Phon~ ~4r1'\,,'!,-"~.....,/ ~;i;tfr~rr<'. 1fi \...•I l\..J 4 ¥' 1· ... • • ..~ GIFT PAKS · we·11 M all' '-""°" , ..... •40·• 0) 0 w.1tcllff 642-0'72 b42 S678 .. 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It's the r es tau rant ':. fault You can 't JUSt lay out 10 vegetable~. croutons, ge latin. thn·t-·bean salad cold plates and chilled forks and ex peel people to exe n ·1se temoerancc PERSONALLV, I AM a sonal s alad eater who ca n go ellher way It everyone has a salad. f'll have ont>. but I don't need 1t 10 h<1ve u Bood tim e My husband docs nCJl have that kind of restraint. We hadn 't gotten an · ·side the door before a waiter urgL-dhim lo belly upto thcs alad bar When he grcibbt>d a larRe ch1llert dinner plat.e l knew 1t was ~mng to be another one of those na Rhts PEOPLE AT SALAD bars arc a n· al study in human greed There's Lhe secret salad e<1tcr flt' gets two plates and a cts l1ke one 1::. for someone else Tbere·s the one-salad lcm1t eater tit-·.. gorng to nu r!\t• 11nti 11ltJad ill nit:hl so ht' alowly hut 1.uumtaklngly 1111IN on u ttluund or lt>ttuce. two dozen f II• lol•Owl1>9 °"''°"' ••• dOl"t b4J tin•\\.,, \JNI Tf.0 SPOAT\NlEN, ,. Y•tl~ \/i•w, •••10.. CA '1/U C<r••~ "°''"" ,_,_.., lt v .1i.., v ••• ,,.,.,., c.& .. nu 0 •1t10 M Feor1t tfS M ttftO\• lc11n at<M!l!>, " Nlu·ed onion . ..., iiound of o ..... c.•..-""' lll'I01 hean imroul~ Jreshly "roun·' pep ..... r r .... "u"""'\ .. <Ofld~c••o "' • • D U f'V 1 ;ent1 r •I u.rt,.t"\.n• o d bo~ 11( NOUtOntl and et pint Of sour Cowl<!\-~ lo.1..-. <.'rt'IHll '"'' •tal-1 .,., toltd •1111 IP>r Count, C•er~ o• Or•nQe Co..nt• 0 11 Awljw\I I\ 1910 THER~'S 1't1•: DINER who keeps P "'" ~•-n b . Ubh\l'w-0 .,. ·~ CCM\t o ..... Piiot going ut·k to Lhe salad b&.r again and .11wo •• n 10. S<t9I • m9 J1••10 a~llln 11.ntl hats the shri mp so often he _ _ _ bt•<•omc•.-; .t.n t•m lJet rra:.smenl lO hii PVBLIC NOTICE fo n11h On tht> wa) homt>, my hus band ob '>nved, "You're• sore, <Hco't you?" "Wt· i·an talk about at an the mom 1ng '' 'Wl\y f·an't w1.· lulk about 1t now?" '"Don't hrealhe on m e You sm ell hkt' roqut'fort /\II I C'a n say Is you <'t•rt~11nly s<'I .... omt• kind of examplc lor your :.<ms pigging out on thl' :-Jflld .. ··1 TOLD YO U. ll was something lo do un1 1l lh•· food a rrives " .. Why <·a n't you s it arouni1 and eat bn•ad i;t1<'ks lake F'red?" 'A r e you sayinJ:: I can·t handle a couplt' of s al ads tieforl' dinner "" When h<' s tarts J!OIOJ.! to the salad ba r atom.• I'll \l.orr~ l'ICTrTIOUS •USlfollEU NAME SfATEMl Hf f h,. fOHOWU'Q (W'f,Of'\ •H• dOt~ OU\•ntJ1.'\tf~ !EllAA LOMA llM11£0 •1&1 c .. mou~ Otl\l'fl, Suttft c.. N "•POrl Be•<"· (et.tor"'·' "'1..0 P~ y,., .. 11'1 " C•l"O"''•tJ <.Oft:M\fti1H>n ~i.1 (.,mpu\ Or1v•. '>'l•t• ( N ewpOlt SeM.n Ce11tf01nu4 ~1bti0 fh1\ Ou\tn.-\\ t\ (tnOw4t"O Dy 4 r1m1t1td u •. u\nt>t\1\10 Rt V"'•• If'< Rotw'rf H 0 Aw1\. f fh1\ \f,1lf"fT'fJnt W+1"t ftlto'1t .-.ttn ltw c ouM• C lf"r fl 04 Or-•"99 f. CH,,111ty on Jvh " 1q7' """'" '''JOlt\nrd (>,llfl't)r (QA\t CJ••''f P1101 'lvQU\1 1 ~ I&, tl 1q19 1-/9 PUBLIC' NOTICt; CPtll/ '>UPE AIOll COUA TOI' THf. STATE OF CAl tl'OllNIA r'Oll T HE COUNTY 0 1' 0 RAN0f Ho A·IOI~ ( __ o_o_r_o_s_e_o_p_e __ ]" H OTI CE 0 1' Hf ARIN G 01' P£TITION FOR PllOl ... Tf O• Will ANO l'O• Lf.TTEAS f ESTAMEN· TA llY ANO A \JTHOlllZATION lO A O M I NIST f A U N DE R T Nl llfOEPfHOEHT 4 0 MINISTll"TION Ol'ESfATfSAtT f\1,.1~ O' £LL.A MA[ <;l rVENS e>• Et LAM SlfYfNS O<'<~A,..d N01!(£ .IS HfQ[R ... C.IVfN 1"41 FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.4 By SYDNEY OMARR A RI E S !Ma r c h 2 1-April 19 1 S p otlight o n s er v 1 c~. rev1 s 1 n ~ schedule to s uit personal neeas. ix' rnR open to "roma ntl<' interlude " Gemiru, Virgo. Sagitta rius nal1vcc; fi g ure prom inently . What seems routine can be transfor med into ex citing, rewardin~ project TAURUS CApril 20-May 20>: Love dom ina tes more pe rsons mention that wo"CI love than you have heard in months You gain rare insights. Your cr eative resources surge to forefront. Major domestic or life style adjust mcnt occur~. GEMINI (Ma y 21-June 20>: Define meanings. check credentials, proper t y r ights. Avo id se lf-d eception. especially whe re possessions and prom1ses are conce rned . Insight on guarantees which aid in promoting your securit y Be the whee l that sq ueaks' CANC ER <J u n e 2l-J uly 22l Produce. assume r espons i bility, stake reputation on pnnciplcs Ideas can be solidified . m ade workable .Older relative relates "tall story." Ma intain balance. humor he respectful. not gullible. Capricorn native figures prominently -so docs the number 8. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Accent on gettinA crc.'<lit due. adding to honors. valuables. pe rsona l possessions. Aries. Libra pe rsons figure pro - minently. You t'an pro ve a point and co m plete importa nt a ssignme nt. St rike chord of wide appeal. Mui.1c· and mathematics find way mto your personal scenario. VIRG-0 (;\ug 23-Se pt. 22). E m· phasize independence of thought , ac· tion. Stress pioneering projects. originality. courage of convictions. J:Nting to heart of matters Avoid lirtmg heavy obJcCl!> Deal with Leo, Aquarius natives Circumsta nces turn 1n your favor Yo u'll win ' 1.JBRA !St-pt 23 Oct 22> What OC · 1·urs bt•lund thc sct·ne'i 1s of special interest Intuitive intellect is at work You st·nse when somcth in~ ··vital" is to occur Accent on the hidden. the cla ndestine a nd s ecrets wtuch need to be r evealed. SCORPIO cOc t 23-Nov 216). Hap- piness ceases to be a stranger Ac· cent on travel. ve rsatility, humor. friendship. c:ons tructi ve relationship Gem ini . Scigittarius natives figure prominent!}-so does the number J \ ou m1 ~ht win a popula rity contest! SAGGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 > Tempora ry delay or confine· ment eventually works in your favor. Check details. be sure or fine points. subtle nuances. One who "pulls str· mgs" is in your corner , although not entirely convinced Know it. act ac- cordingly. CAPRICORN tDec. 22-Jan. 191 You're able to get poin ts across in m a nner t hat as "n e ws worth y." Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius natives figure pro minently. You get lonst· distance call. mt!s~agc> Plan ahead. especially where publishing or tr1:1vel are to he considered AQUARIUS <J a n 20-Feh. 18)· Money . invest m ents. hid den r e- sources dominate scenario. You re- ceive "token of affection " Family me m ber makes maJor concession. Act in manner to promote P ISCE S f f'eb. 19 Ma r ch 20), Check rules. regulations, be aware of loopholes. You may not be getting complete story Another Piscean is in ptcture. Re s ure of quot as . sour ces, promises Accent on legal fo rms, p artne rship proposals and marital status. News from all over California is 10Unded up '*1ch dey-' DAILY PILOT . • !IE I' y p l!ROOoC!> .... ~ 1•1"'1 "'"'"A s>et•tion '~ Pro«>e1,. 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Irvin~ ·--tt-,... w.,.. ·~· JOS s.• 1en. c..._. •1 Mw '7141644-1094; (7141 644-616' DUrUX MIWPOITllACH 8a_y & ~an jUlil \ blk away~ Leut'hoict. 3 lllt up, 2 tiR down, 2 b11h,., ea<-h Pnt f'd 11 S17S.OOO 673-31963 fl7S·3ll00 Evei> associated f"' (, ~ ' w •, " r " L r I , ,., t; • wri. e , • . ~' llACH 5-PLEX Allllolulch bl fl. lll'llt !ll'"- h~1u•h unih 11t111 n 11l1• (n1111 ~nntl I "'" m 1111 h'llMlll'l' l 'lll•f' 111 till 11' llllf"f W I \ h'I'' 1~•111•1 ~l'I' thL" lllf' (>411 7i I I WON'T LAST DAJLY rtLOT •-• ---- No 1111 ,1 .. ko• 1>11 1' $.S4.9SO fur I hi' .1tll 1H'l I\,. 2 Oil c·11111l11 "-1( h 11 Ii:,• pal111 & 1•11rn111 I""''' l\li.o '<'llt•t "Ill h1•l11 ...., fw llM tint• --,_..-c•••••lo•w-- arrwd lmri• ..,. .,......~ •.....•.........•...... 1002 ··••·•·······•····•···· Birt.EX Invest now before pMl'l'' ~o up even more Th 1i. ::.upenor property in a pnme ltx·uuon offers a 3 Bdrm own1·r ·, u nil w frplc, ftX'<'t:<.i air heal. ., h .i k 1· r o n f , w e I I lancJ,ra pc·d l(r11unrb .'\('\Cr ,, H1c:11H} Call '"'"'' 1:;1 :11'11 EASTIWff Ololce corner locaUon. ~ KK, 3 BAa, $1.87 .500 lorMcC .... 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Act oowtm-$370 ALLSTATE RIM.TORS FsMktlan Clll 1 ..., .. ·-ta-971 • Hewportleoch E.as} 11rress husband Ill w11rk ur airport duldren lo YMCA. 8at'k Hay&sdiuob tllarbor•ir CdM 1 Moth l•r's taxi ~rv1rc In c·1•nl<·r of :1 II ' St-duded an1: pnvatc for l1vinl( & (•nll·rta1n1ni.: C1Nt1m buill 4 b<>tirm (tnddi.: ll(C M w1ng 1 famtly thninl(. formal cbrunii. art i.:allerv. IMl(c dble jlitr . llf'ameii 1·1>11 Hlf. I.It. ll(e J)Ool & dt>c·k !-~") Ullkl'CP ft~.001 9198 SIZES 8 18 i., lTf"". i... rrr'""-r. .. f111an n · \\o n t '"'' 0 1' l"N llOllS t-: l.\l ':'-< :• :, (~111 (11r n1u n · 111l•1r111.1 11•111 ('all lll(1,n !+i'I :.;!'ill ALLSTATE REALTORS *VETS BIG CANYON IROADMOOR f\ Wl'llllh of warmth & charm In this hl·t111tif11I f'lun l m<><kl on luq((' corner "'' l' \1111<•:1-. ~ t ropkul pl:rntinJ,!s 1111''l'nt 11 lo' 1•lv p1dur<.• 1n the .1·11111 t .v111'fl t•nt n 11w1· Lu qw II vin1e rm w I I h h I g h r l' I I 1 II J.! & :, u n k l' n r un\ (·r~nl1011 nr<'I\. formal <lining rm. la111d\ 111 1 "1th fln·phH'<'. wN bar & 2 Cull hJtti ... pl11:, -.:11t·~t powlkr rm J Cur i.:arn~l· \'1111ri-for onl~ $429,500 WISUY M. TAYLOR CO., HALTORS 2111 ·s-J ooqyln Hfl1 llood HlWrOttT CIHTH, M.I. 644-49 I 0 BAYFROMT ~,., 1•r:il f 11w havfront homt·:, ..... ilh pier & slip AVALON \\1l· ll r11nst rut k<I. a 0 fl . I tHt , Oil k fl<Jo r p;.1 r t 1:tl l>aSL•m t•nl. 1·uncrt·t1· f111111dal11111 Flah are CJ Sli!0,000 Ft.'1.' :9·1L~ GR~Nl>Y,.REALTOR . Hl 8o~de.Pt1vc; N. 8 b7S· 6\6\ 'iacol~~!l .. ~n~~ OPEH ON LIDO J-'1111 h:t\ \II'\\, 1\ hdr Ill h OllH' li:i It front 111~'" 1J ('f11:-i-. frnrn l.11 ln Club lk11d1 $1i!15.0oo SEI': 7:10 \'I\ 1.1110 Sl>lJ l>.FHI 1 ~1 OPEN OM THE PIHIHSULA I >11l -.t 11111h 11~: h !-ol 111.,:' I l\dl'1H I .111111\' holllt'. c·11111pl1•t1 · Wllh ottk llcu1r11 .~ .,1111 S rnf>,l1t10 s1•:1•: 10:• u1<:1.v l 1to: 1.f\ N 10: I• IC I I :1 ~ II o W N II \' H I) • I. Ai 1\1 i\ It t..' I 1\ u t•:NT~ r A COl.DWIU IA ... 11 CO 844-9080 I le I UH JOAQUIN Hll l & Hit IN Nt!W~llH <.iMfllt "-'---------------~--................ .-~ ~ ..... VlEW & POOL--IRV. TERR. A t.o... of t1111itdHd 4' .. ttty 111 H ............ d .... ,..... ...... ... ...... Newtr c•r,eted H.t lteHtlf•lly ....... ..._. 4 ~---........... ...., roo• .,.., t•r1• o•tdoor p•tlo .... , ..... ..,. •.• ,... .. '"'"*' c:•tN"ty...._ ~ ........ r.••ry. OWWff ••• &.-.r flllmM.... 121,000 .... JASMINE CREEl-l11se/Op. 'refeufe•ef~ le•dUopt4' Htl .,.,._. 2 M*H•, ...... ,_ ......................... ,..a. ...a NW. LNMT; fw SHI. ,w-.••···-..y .... .... , !"'-.. SJ7t, 00. IMWll ttr .,,,1111m11t.o _ WATERFRONT HOMES IDC • ~36 W Cnos1 lfl9h~.1v Nl'WlX>f1 8'>« h 611·1400 Boy Iii\\ Ord ~ Beach Rea lty RIAL fSTATI EXCll..LEHCE SINCE ltO UDO -Ot4 THE IA Y !\'ol <1 king. JU'>I Ir vt• like on<.' 111 this mo<.krn eondo with rabu l ou ~ llAR BOR V I EW & /\ VAILABLE BOAT S LIP The hug1· l1v1n~ room 1s gn ·at for C'ntt-rtaintn~ & the l lon·I) hC'<lroom<; & d e n ,_,,... r om forl<•hll' Pnt't: only S.550.000. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 CE 810111 ILlllfS ca. OV[ R !iO Yl.AH ~ or SlRVICl srtcTACULAR SPYGLASS I '""" I 11 ,. """'""Ill \1 01111'1 \\ 1111 '1111111 I 1.:ht• \ 11 ~ 1•,,,1,.,,1,111 .111' I .11111" .11wll 1'1>111 '1"1 '•1111111 I-1111' I • ,.,1, I'" I "'II'' I I• 11111 """"' .\ 1"11111111 1 l>inrni: \1111frrn 11\ll1 ll1•11 llo•l'll bt.111 , <tonw lloum l'ull r111 \ 1'1"•1111 II h'lll l'u I 11•111•1·1 Nul' S-&ll9 1100 ·-..... -••• I • I 631 ·1800 111 OOVH DRIVI macnab/ Irvine realty BIG CANYON IDIAL POI COWU ... w1lh fahuloua formal & informal cnlcrtulnrn~. areas & pQol. .spa. firerinl( & magnificent VIEW of ocean & nig'tlt llght.s . See to uppr c<'iute ull the add'l amenltics ... Appt. only. S. FiJC/L'. Vnlcnlint.• f.44·6200. <A ·9S> S"'""I ... CUITOM HOMI .. "Country Club Llvlntt '' -"City Close Location" -Situated along the beautiful f alrways t.hlA spacious 3BR rcsldence features formal Uvinf & dining rooms. family . 6 bil lard rm.• & ma i d's quarten ... Pool. '195.000 lncl. plans for 2BR addition. Also available fo lease w/option to purchase. Lynne Valentine 6'4·6200. <A·96l ,,.--.... ~ ..., .... ---........ ---• ,. -• 1 • .... --......... -... ' .. -.............. ~ ..... ---.... FU FUH IM IAYSHORES H1·au11rul 3 hl•clroom home on fC'c land In Nt· .... porl '!-. lun rlltc:d H<1yshorcs. I U":H'hl·'-· plt.J yground:-.. c:t<· > Thi~ h1Jm1· h:J~ t.J :,lightly Europe<in flavor w1lh h:irdwc1od lloors. ~umptuou~ b ~llh., F n ·n<'h door~. p1tturt!!'>QUt! f..1lt·h 1·11 ;1 11 d lll'it!O t-d <'t•tl1n g:-. l 1 r ;H·t1 ~·~d fr<.iturt·:-. 11w ludt· two hot v. ;t1 1·r h c:<J l1•r '-. .1 c·omprc:hens 1v1.• ~t'<'u1·1Lv i;y~tc•m and a hnt tub pat111 ~'I"' Proudh pr1 ·~1·n11 ·rl by { rn1qut- l l11n w-. :Jl s:ix:i f)l)t) U ~l(;UI I .cl 11.1 • ;,.;7-. t i{; Ml.§ NEWPORT HEIGHTS OWNER TRANSFERRED .~,, .. .. I ,., •• ' f I\ IC\I f\ "'I 1 1 •fC_Mt ••• .. • .,.,, ... 1 I ~I 675·3•::; fllc~1dwell_ .Bc::in~!r *TWO OPEN HOUSES• FRIDAY AUGUST 24HI, 2-5 O,EH OH LIDO ISLE "JNSJ DE B,\ Y l'H():"\T" <ir ro':-. from th<' Lido ('luh lk.wh <•11 fi:l\.88' lot S6!J5.000 SJ<:t-: l\1 1\f(('L\ HE~TS AT 7:!0 VIA L1 00 SOt 'll 0'1H OM l.ALIOA fllMIMSULA F.XQU I SI T£ DF:CO R in this 4 bC'd room ho ml' "1th ou k floor , shuttl•rs & un ~r :,1J,1 $485.000. SEE Oil.I. B ENTS AT 402 BELVUE I.A N F: ,ltVATI IE.ACHES A ~s um:1bll· lonn on F el' Simple Cu nH·O Shorr :-. h ome . Three ht•tl room. fumll v room. formal <llnrn~ and rnnyor1 \'IC'W S32S,OOO. A COUP#ILL 1....-M CO . 644·9060 1111 I.AN JOAQUIN "41.1.S flO IN NE~T CfHTffl .. ......, .. f .. . ,_. ,._ ·-. .... . ,.. . .... ·-.. _ ,,, .. :i;::-ar.-.· !It:' EF-== · 1- i= ....... 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It w trpl• ONE CALL DOES IT All ll.ay. lush landscaping eclllJve llome 4 bdrm 3 CAU.US6'9·10Z .. :• ... .,... leoch I 069 abound.; Contut·t J im ba nX> sq ft quahly l~~~~~~~~!tJ: OvenJ~ K 2 lot W\'11 ----------t)fl rul tit• 11il<'. lrK 1>n1·i.. pnc~ht rrn.u oo COSTA MISA patio. on lr.1e lot. uv COU-. ..-~IT 4 ......___ • 1 • ....... ICtMkld 11\ruout tM.500 _...._,,.,,~ ~ ....., IJYOWNY.R~-~ llALTOIS 1.o w .. :sT •1 R1 c 1-: 1n 675-551 t l'1-.Cll6 Mr"a Only HI'• ---------·I J 11wn l)Wl' Alwa.yii. l'\.".lll"'I Writier'a • ......_. Worid 1.-...... Uruque 2 br. 2 bia b1dt> u 1<11:.1.5777 way an 1h1• l'ul":ut .. ~ ---•~.~.------•! area n l t'al)l)l r;inu M~ V l-:HU~ ia Ult. 1-4• ha aic.tdu11y cl1•t·u11111-cl wc-t l>!lr, walt'r 11unf1~1 . lret lot t. t·11rw. tr"~" /\' Mtmallhi 101111 , Hitt H 111 ler('l)I $1:J 7 UOll TAHIH.1.1. .ibl. l"r ( '..11>11• nr (iw1}, 54U 17: .. '0 OI 751 ((115 Beac h n r l>Jn it l't Manna fph . l11JrJr) wall. ~ly p:.mllt'd. ~ " crpts. patw . faq1111 l Beaut l nJ :,qHI 1 .. r serlus 1on s1o s.ouu <m-9886 8311 15 77 OCEANAIRE! Deluxe duplex. 4 & :! bdrms ...... ilk l•> bt''' beach & <"lo~e lll 1u.-~1 ~aurant:. Hl·dul'l'd to $192.500' aa.oo loy flrop. Rffffors • 675-7060 * 1006 .....•.••...•.......... WA TERFflOHT Extr a lar ~e corner duplex 1n '<Int c-nnd. Moonn~ available Sr'c'·· tacular view Appl only fi5.000 *Cote Rcaltv & lnH•-.lllH'lll 640-5777 Lol w plun:. ready for permit S235.00ll 2 11; ltub y Own · Hrkl'r ~31HI , 644·1\.1411 ·•····•············•··· Take Over Pavments Al mrt'rt':-l rate of IV~·, ""1lh tJu:. beuuulull> 1k cn r aled h omt• I bt<irot>m.'. tt int n.: roo in • wet bar, fln•pla('l' G1an1 pallu H u~e lot v.1lh 1·11rui. lll'l':. $137,\tOU l'all~l720 -· MESAVYDE 4 Bdrm 2 bath, quuhly bul It. shak e r oof. doutJlt• r1n·ph11·e Greut lot·utwn. 1d1·al for enlerlain1n~ 1..ar)!e re1· room, lnls or deck in g. low mJ1n lenanrc yurd Offernd al $104.lm C<Jll ~0-1151 •HERITAGE REALTORS POOL HOME &:ahide CO$ta MHa 3 HJ.rm'i. 1 1• bath~ Nin: f1replac·e. caa Now 754-7800 Hay Front ~m me 1111· & view J bdrm 1 dt'n 2927Rnstul.CM w lawn & boal 1loc·k CUJSi': TO H E>\CH , 2 $685 ,0 00 llW11l'r (.' d 71Hi75 n i!I oo <*' m ~£.·p:iratt• hldi.? ' · :!br. 21 ,tw t·a1·h l'ru·c-0 Corona def Mer t 022 lo ~di' Huy •in•· or both •••••••••4l...•••••• •• ••••• $11 .SlAJ John \ &.1n1:.sn Co GallPr\ of ll1ir11 t•:. SrECT ACULAR 9UAUTY DUPLEX An ex<'t:pl 1onal c·u:-.tom hu11l home w vault1·d l't'tlanJCs. h\.·aul solid oak rah1neL' lhru nut. frpks tn l1v1ng rm & m str hdrm. lt·adt'd ~I .• :., ""' dowi. & t·cram11• Ill•· 1acuzu 111 m slT hulh PLUS l0 harm1n j! z hdrm ~ate rcnl;il w frpk and own deck. CALL 644-72 l l M.llA 5C lnvc:.tor 's duple'! + l! i.iood r e ntal!>. p o11I , frph.'f>, charm SM5.000 Pnnciples only 640 1199!1 •Ul'l'.:N llOUSfo:• :!l2Jasminc.CdM Uc-can Vu-Va<'ant Open r>ally H i Owner Agt. 1>73·4577 IYOWHIER l 'harming 3 Bdrm hou~e. 2 h~•ths Completely re mud Oak floors LJ:l' c•or ncr lot w alld 11n Jll>ll'n 11al lo t·r calc a panoramic cx:can vww $2 19,500 Call 675 Ill.i i. work John !163· 7R29 SB.LER DESPYATE Was Si!95K. now S279K Will lease or lea:.c op 1100 Ocean view. p<J<1I f a;. VIEW Unly one in Shored1ffs 2nd s tory w ould huve ocean view Li::c. patio. Ca ll Tim Rh one . RE/MAX 631-t266 1;::i 11'.JO(I • I Br ::.phl It-\ c•I. :1 Ha. :l i:ar. ffil~I µvpular m odel Many l'l\Lra toul·hc::. 2036 Coldcne) l' l'l SI 48,000 .. 546-4Ji8 Owner Ai.'\ 1-:ast,1d1• fX}OI. 4 br. 2 ba. family rm. 1' g rm. f rpls. i;ue:>l houi.c. Many xtras /\ssume loan 9 981:4 m l Approx bal Sllfl.000 Pnct'2'7 Aloll'lll 6-SIDE CHARMER 2br. new dl'cor & r rpt, SOltlSO R 2 IOl. 18!l E . !!°Ith St. $82.000. Owner·Ab>t H7S..0021 BAii BAY IDEAL FAMILY HOME Enchanting 4 Bdrm home w ith fresh pa111t and like new carpet. Sun spla.-;hed for ma I dining rm with skylight, for mal living rm with frpk. -S par klin g count ry 9 urut.s. newer. will ex kitchen. Newport Reach chan(.?e down Owner schools. Sl.25.000. 2131684·3200 <\ UDRM. 1·1• h.i. M l-:.l,1\ VEkDt.: l.r.: lol do~c tu µark $1~,!kJO. •1'hUllUI blc lo.in, 9 I'. 'J r1.1bll· 1n1cre:.t rllll' TA IHI El.I , a. ... k for 1:ur), 5-tu 17:!0 w 75l 03K5 SELL or TRADE l hl'j)Ur att· h 1><'!> 1u1 i'.:...SL,ulc ( · ~1 rnron lot l\.'-sumc low 1ntc>rt•1>1 1<1a11 & OWlll.'r n101) l' .11 r.\ :!ml llurry 11 won 'l l ast ' $144.000. fl.15 7221 ~21 . DEADEND 3 Bdrm. family ronm w f1n•placc. pdr11uet noorc'CI den. hnat <.tl'l l'l-' Cul de Sa l· Sl36,500 Ca 11 IH.S-~lf.il . . . ' ~· " :r OPEN HOUSE , ' REALTY ' ~, -... ,, ~ . Younq Eo1hi~ l11Vd)' JHr 2h;i 111 1•h111rr Inc· Vaultt•d <'11~ ... 11' rm fain rm. fnrml din (pie'. lg ::.had~ lot w matur•· lrrc~ Sl 'J.1,ill'JO 1,:,, [d.)5 aft 6f'M lh I IWOl'r \-,.-.umt• l•11tn 11( S5.1 ,!.i4.111 :.:l ~111ry t•on1I•> l)! l. Hr. St:t•ur g ait'. •l bl g:ir . c r cat 1' 1• r 1nan1· 1 n !! l't11t·helll'. \t,'1 'ltil >!'<~II WHt Mesa V e-rde 2 Story 4 ,5 Bdrms 3 baths, family rm. frpll'. pool. By ownrr $169.000 Open hou.'e I 5. S<l t Sun 1858 Sa m11 r 0 r 979 · illO.'> CEDAR GLEN MOOELSALE 3 bedroom model. h1~hl) upgradl'<t condom1n1um l!S54 t::ldeo 1\\ e. <' ~1 642 67:14 1026 •..•....•••....•...•..• M.4RIHITA Spectacular h1 I !lop !lf >fTIC.'S 2012 J20(j MI II CIOPit' lo Manna ~lv.1 fW & Calle Ltt Pn ma vera $160.000 lo $245.000 R3l ·3S40; 4!/J.4006 Rldr I Ml to MARINA lmmat· 2 yr-old :mR . 21 , bath. 2200 sq ft Vaulted tlgs+v a lle y \11.'W $1.33.000 all terms lh1Zh bal a :.s um lrian Ownr t\gt 836·50H8 2•1 hrs H..MlqCMI leoch I 040 ···••··•··············· ~Cl.on! 4 Bed.rm. I 'Y• bath home wtminy ouls land111g up w ades. Located 1n xlnl area Park Place.Inc 842·7461 SUGJlR 'M SPICE and everything nice w ith Uus deliizhtrul 3 Bdrm. 2 ba home. across from JCOlf cours e . flo wing vaulted ceilings. formal entry. coiy frplc & very attractive wood for the finishing touch Only 119.000. call now 979.5370 RAHCH WOOOlllDGE •••••••••••••••••·••••• "'l anders agt 1714 1 home with numnousl •• ... LTY 1._ ... LTY 11311 5970 dy:.. 17 14 1 amenities Over $25.000 MOBILE HOME lNFORMATlON ...-~ ~1 -5787eves 1wknd!I o( professional landsl·ap 551·2000 551·3000 111(( Quiel c uldeS1H· Cl':NTER SALE a. LEASE street $375,000 Open DY OWNER 3 BR l! hd, Sat/Sun 11 30 lo 6pm pool & Jal.'u:u.1 64~798 Mon lhru f'n J~pm 105 THE EXPERTS New & in park resales f~ further U'lfo call Oran~ County Mobile Hom~ Center Si.Tl·327_2 ___ '~. ON IRVINE PROPERTY SALE OR LUSE BY OWNl-.:k JBH. 2' ~ ha Ovcrl<i1,k1ni.: i.:ttlf 1•1Jl.ll">e 1n Ba<'k Bay ari•J <.:.JI 00 5031ur645 <ti !lii Via Zapata Ca l1f1a l-'ropE:rt1c.-.. 661 36Uf; or l·--------- ~°" leoch I 040 ..•....•.........•..... IYTHESU Near nl'W S&S 11 bt.>drm 211 bath w l~l' fam rm. formal d1runi: rm J W>t :i 'hort wulk to bcdl.'h l'ark Pl aCl'.lncl>t2 711>1 STUL! i/ Uclr . I llA . l.urJ.ll' 1•or 1lt!r llA. S'74.~ RI'; :\l :\X. h1tm·k ti.JI \~ COZYCORMER Xln\ area :I llr 'J. ba . Ol'W C'pl:. <.'HI Jl:SllO, "' I'. 1ut·1· lod!w1!1! lrnma• 9.6.000 Ownl'r ff.I:! :!!HOM OWNEltS ANXIOl'~ I hdrm J l>a E'C1·1· h rm11• on gulf tQur~c Hedun·1l lo S171.9Jll l•'ll''Clhlt• l t• rm s P .11 S 1• i.: .1 r ~ '61·Hl~lor'l5i f~li lh Ownt'r $1111.500 :1 llr :! Ila. mml 1·ond. 'ol't' tu ap 11rcr1 Jll' 1!1371 ~I .1un.1 IJI !1~ :W.l!J ASSUMAILE LOAN $25.000 •,, milt· from bl·,11 h I IUC i-; Conwr IOI :11111 2ha. up,.:r:•dl'd h•t1l11· 1-'r~h paint. 1ns1dc ~ u ul Nt•w 1·arJmel c·pt:. thr u 11ut. rm for ;1dtl1t1•>0 l'ndt• ol owm•rsh1p on tlus one Under $H7 .OOCJ For 'iitlt• by l)w OCl' al(t 631 :>242 BEACH GIANT 4BR-2 STY~OOL F11rmal t•nln t11 3 1100 ''I rt 11( l'lt·i;~nn· llui.:<· l1v1ni: rnnm "'''h r1n,pl ... ·1· }-'11rmal llinrn1: room 1;.1rd1•11 k1t1·h•·n " lir ,. "Id .1 • t .. r 1· a MJ:-,.1vt• l.1rn11' r•i.,m ll\t'rlo'1ki:t lu.,h 0 \crr1tl' and i;n 1und" M a~n1f1 l'l'nl 25 m a .. tl'r '1.11 ll' l, a r ~ <' l' h l I rl r 1• n ' c1uarlcr... ~epar.ilt• 21, guest i.ullc <1"' ner' bought another I lurry' $149.000 F P Shnrl'ltne Assoc. 848 2262 1"9w 1044 ·················•··•·· 93/4°/o Loan Available w 1 l h l h I s I 11 Vl' I y 2 ht'<Jroom condom1n111m Kllc:hcn w1Lh harrJW•.i'•d Of)Ctl"o and hUi II 111:-. 1nir rorc1I wJl h t•xlrJ "tnro~C' 1'111.,l.'b. hath "-1lh upj!r Jdccl t :i ri1l'I in~ .. Step s tllnc• IJJll•l 90.950Call 559-li-l51 TARBEU.. TURTLYOCK COHOO W fVIEW OF FOOTHILLS N~ly new 2 bdrm. 2 ha, frpk in llv rm. n·n I\ C. upi:radf'd thru out Orumstn· rn ~t r -.u1t 1• weal I0<'11t111n, & mot·h m1Jt•h more CJll llCJ"-• 7~1501 (~1wn 1ma1m1 Real l-.<i lale RANCl lOS/\N JOAQUI" On ~olf l'OOri.e. 2br. drn. 2ba, frplc. It: dbl ~aragt'. pool & J8 1.' Sl31 .SOO &10-0!m DIYFtELD 2 s try, 4 BR. 3 ba Prav:icv+ + Walk l•) pool. park & schools Tremendous valut> CALL 754-7100 IEATIT ! 4 Bdrm. 2~, ba $10'J.500 Try LO beat l.h1~ m oll\ ;it ed S<"Uer'.s pn<:e 631 1532 or!W&-5096 0,... ....... 0WMf' -- •MO QOALIFYIMG • Only $10,000, takl' "' 1·r fantaM1t· least• upt111n m1 3 RR t'Xt•c· horn•· \\ 1111 1 la~t 0wnl'r >H tr.!11• Newport leach 12 UHITS ...-r. CREST CONDO llPl'll hou:>•' I 5 pm "'"d•l'Olh Suµc:riur L•i ·n1~1odt·r"i.:;i l., I ntrtp1d to •1 ~\11111 t11urt l'nt·•· 'l.L.,h4'\l Crom )I:~ ~1 111 St:1CJ,IWK1 J JIH J•, h.t. V"nl l1.·nn1 ... JJt' frJ11•·1·, 11 .. 1 \ 11 r ti H , . .., I 1" r • ,;;•, .. ,,. ~ 12'2 lrl21 s-taAM 1080 •..•...•..•••.....•.... SANTA.AMA \111ney .Ma1:<11.1r11• ha'> pu1>11,,hed lhat ~ant a Aoa L' the pla('t' lo buy n •ul e:,tatf' Wt! havl' J horn1...., IJ> WY /11r undn $70.000 <..:aJl llOW' 5411· JljljS ~ CJ:/:,1.r;J I IU.,\l. EST\TF •EXCITING• Specidluy Ue;iut1ru1 24 'x52' l!f'I~ Keywe::.t Mobile Home rn l..«11:um1 lhlb. n11·e ... t 5 ... tar l';ir k 7 'xl5 ' erwltlbl'll pcircll m1rrorc>d 1lr>or., h ~hl woufl HI· 11·n•ir.. J• ,,-air c•t1ncl, 2 \'{'ry -.pJl'111u:.. Hr'1> w Ha ... clrt"'i:..lfll! Jrt•a . wulk in t'l•l't•h All l or on ly ~I.SIA! I llLl;6:1H I T.-. ltoclt-l"iM Wh y p11y comm1:.,,111n fee:.., Buy 1h1:. four bedroom h Qml' pn{·ed ~lo~ m:irkct & haH· 1m med.late J>Ol>Sl~SIC)ll I.I\' mg. d!run~. fal1\ll}. l<irl(t' kl11·ht'11. 2 f1n•pla1·1·' 2 rar ~ara).!t' l.nl'a t c ll near M'hooh. c•hun·h"' & s h 11 p p 1 n I! t' C' n t c r ' Outstdnd1ng 'ulUl'. mu'L M~ <>i>e:n Satur da' i\ui: :!!> & Sunda> Au,.: 211, !11\~1 t115PM or l'Ull f).111 Olk .11 lil·IJ HJJ!lliW 11r 1711 1 751 4&ll lll>'>r fr•1m lht· ll<' ,111 LnlJo.111·\ ,1lih '"" IH 1t "'I ua ~ IJIY'I I'"' m·r ""I I II:i•lt' lh ()""n•·1 llnilo.• r "111 t 1tt1 l>••f .._t\ t• ( l t ""' H \ IAll 1r1 I-Jllllh 1111 :!' 11., pi 111'11 ~.-Lt-II • 1-0:1• <'11•·11 "·'' :-.un I , 71\ t,\if ,N.-u t*WLISTIMG AHXIOUS IEAUTY B11: .! -.tun S•1 .. ri111! • :.uw<.tr .. 11 11-,ilinlo!:. L.:•· rm..... lu-.h b111h1 a111111! Capistrano T erroc~ \dull 21 1 I'd l'urk IO~'ill ,,. l"<panHo. ltv1n.: ·• mi 2Hr JI.la .,eri..·rwd 111 1~1n·ll lilt-al lur 'olrl)!lll µt.·,-.,1111 Ownt'f w1ll 1·a1 r.i: l.Jdlarn 1· lh 11wru:r (; r1·1•1111 ,.,. C<Jrnbndi:<' m11i.ll'I, :i UH 'l l1J. Jtr1urn .di up gradt•., lhruoul ('I,, 1•1 llV)l. v:cri.. ~·hi, 1 ·r1111 I uni". Sl\f.!"1U1.I ~•I HO~ll Turlll' H•tt k 1•1 ,.,,,1,·nl I h11mt· W111.11 b} c h.11 i" I 111,.; pn1 .th' I 1111 .! I\,, Worid R&-al b tate 556-7777 B I·. '."> l ll I 1-:.,..,;·1 Ul.l t'F" 'il•·I "'" lite :' 1 ·11.1 h· •111• • 11 Ir trr11 lql ,,, (I • lr••fJo 'h"I'' I ••tttlf' 1 , 1 A "t1*~11 1,1<11q>1';' 1, 11 ; ' ..... 1 WESTC LIFF 1-k .. aut 11 ul I lit I • ' "I 11lun1~ 1.1~•"'"' ,• f11e•pl.1 1 t f h'. fd ( \I , lrl<ill\,tl•·•l .11 ~'"'' , ~· 1.tt ,..,, r.t .. •i-•· h,,,,1 1.11111 1 ~ P ~ E~ r 1 GE Wa ?k IU f>C"'" & 1t·11n1" -y- lri: yd rm f11r 'l'l.:l.!ll' j ~ H OM(~ i:.ir1ten, 1Jr11 k l'<'ll" JJJJV. l ·,,..,111 .... , '\II ~t~r\~:1~:~ :·:;;:::~~ 645-6646 fpll . aJI ell'(" k1tdll'n .. 11 EASY ASSUMAe·.e- end of 1•ul de "Ut'. "Int ~d\<ol. nr uni\ er~1l\ 11\ MOVE R:GHT I~ 11wncr s111<1.soo l'nn ,,,; t11 tl11' h. .1uh1111 ti 1 .. 1 I~ I .t-a ... e pun h,"'' 11p \. 1 .,,,. \1 '"' ,. • •• I , • lli10 f)t"~'llJJt-'l'IJ 1'111!1 '"'' "-kntl ,\,k for 1>1 I ~ h:ipir,, I UrlUU'.' I\• \\ ' ,\l II .... \t'I' lh• I I , 1 ... ~ t•h•g..itll I,, 11 ,\ I tl11un.: ,trt .• • .1 I t I U •hi" I I .11 .t , .. ~Beach I 0 40 I ~1i'1 ·" • ••••• • •• ••• •• •. •. • ••• •. ~~)J 1~·"·1 •• • I t • CAL.IF. CLASSIC -------ILll dt:).! Whill' "'.1t1·r \It'"'· nr bc•d<'ll ;, llclrrn :1 ' IM-+ dl'tl. dlil 1111 I )tw 11( a kincl S400.l)lllJ " J 'lt'JI SlUU ouu tl•l\lo II J::;;i ~y terms OWi' i:.H Call f o r appl 714 '1133 3581ljf499 4247 IX:EANFRONT New Modular T ~1H· llomes. p\1 C"ommun11'. 3 beat'ht'-1. 24 hr \t>t·un1~ wb let linJ;! 0 1< Fr11m ~.~ Trt·a~ure bllind Mobile llome !'a rk JOHIH Sn l'oa .. t 11 ... , 1 .. 11!UO.I He ill' h R M I' 1 i II 1 l!ll 3Si9 WAUCTO IUCH <.b 1.in \U. 2 ''> :1 UH ram rm 2', ho.1 f1r1· rut. purquPt "' 'l'll ~ork:.hop ,1ud111 rm Shutler::. ... 1111 i.tl J v .. ,'ll<trth l'Od lot \ r .1r1• hll\ at ~is.mo· :\IL<,~100 Heall> l'~I 11-;·11 2br frpl1·, f) rt ~ l!U•''I hM.' ()l•ean 'u 1o1;ulk llJ b1·h. to"'n s111111u11 Cn mer 194 2Zl2 OCEAHAHD COASTLINE VIEW ·I Bil <'U~ltJ m h11m t• <.:cithror;iJ 1•t•1llni:' "'1·1 bar. large {;r,•iit lnr.1 lJ•lO llAl.UOi\ ISi.i\:\ I> REAi.TY ll73 l!7W CHARMING EHGUSH TUDOR I\ home rt>m1nisrent of lhe 1-:nghsh rountr:."11ilt'. With tremendous h 11:h heamed ceil1n.C!>. rt-11 hnrk f1rcpli1f'(', unn beaut 1 f u I ha rd W•ltHI floors Jus t h s l ('n ua $195.00l. llUFf!. "}.." PLAN ;1 JIH ;! , l\,f I" \IH! • 1 I 1·r i d 11 I 1 • olo S1•l·u111! f,,., 11111, 11 ma-.l~·r lidi111 I .•fl"· "r.tp .1rtiund '''""' r., cclll•nt hu' $i5'>.[,c _, U0-6259 j/f ~1/,1(/I R E A/LT Y HARBOR v1n·1 PALERMO '\11 t'\llc'll '' h ,.. lh•o II '\IMrl-'fl 1111 th1 ""' ,, ""' drC'arn honu· t,1,f l'• .,u ... ~ f',dt'rmn n1u•l1 I 11 11.ir l111r \ I•'"' 11 .. 1111 I • la11<I I BH . l01rm.t111111111. 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I " J ~r ' I 1jt 1 \ • 1' i ,_ • ' I II Ii I I 11 t A I\ tl• I t f •,\..,.i.~l# 1· I .• '" 816 CANYON ''"·•1.1r·":.u ···If ; .,t.,,, ... ,1.1t• ,,,,_, 'f tt : '" , l1<J1m liJth 1·,~,1 l'J_~ ._,H4 hPU I ·•t n1·r l•1' , ... , • ,,. ,.,s,, ,_, .. ~,1 • .. - "'. VETS INVESTORS! S69.000 Ht •luc • d ;;:1 ''"' i , ..fl °''" f'HJ "111•1 "oll fJJ\ ..,,(Of• I ,..._t ''""" fffllf I It. 1.11llt1lf'I .JI' ~I • l,!t: 1 .. ~11m Jl,..,,h 1 .. .,, II I ~l l ,Cl' I'll 'Ii' .i11111·t1 t1t1·.•·f ,.U\ '. ,,, ·····•···••····•·•···•• hu~·· I 1n1' rn1 Fml\ TiiE STARUES CO. n.·•1.111nr11·~"1 1•••11 "''" • ·.i!• ·~91 );, • dlr ..... 111 m m1111nh •If Ho.1nc-h" 111 ~ r1•01·h \ Jiil·~ 11n IJ>J.\ 1·d II" v 7~1. 111 mm '" l..1k1• Sk 111111·1 • lrh•al l•ir h<1r-.c• r..int·h. 711 •!t:.!11 :11 i;, u"' 11 r ".:t l • ''" _w __ 640-__ s_11_1_...,> 1 (-1:111 ttlrl tti OriqinalBM h "\1 ""-t ' 11 I t• •~I t ·'"· l;•\f f1 • ' ,, ' \. 1,, 111' al r!• . . ! •' ''·' 1· .• \I r • k 0 11 I 1 hlK t1 "l•.1 14•t \. t rt' 1,lJf .. ,, #I Chafe~ of Two " ' 1350 ···•··•······•···•····· ~leoch 1088i.---------.... ----' ····•·•··········•····· A PEACH OH THE OV~LOOKIHG HEW MARINA BEACH \ 11 "''" ,,,,., HI II tll lol , 1,. I \I""' li,1\ fl"ill $1.~ ~~I '1 l•o I I .. \.. ,, ' fl '.I •I• '" .'II 1 1. ,1' ' " I\ l•Jt I• 1 HI .. I, t ''" . ' I I I Ii I \ ··~ .... i. • llli •• , ,,, \dj.1 I f f 11t '•• 41 ~ I h~· Pf• ,. \t• I I .A tit r \ t 11' t ht "'\J, r.i, . If '"'i11:-1. ,,, \ '' l inJ111 11 Condomir11wm,(Town-ll. 1!rm Blutl .. 1 nn1l1 1 \I I. I I •..,~ !• 1 1-,,,, h 1, t,r11 .. h1 .ind ~for "JI~ 1700 1 tJPt'r' .1 ru1 ·•' •. H I iht, 846·5502 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ill'"' 'l:t•,,.ly 1 ,,n11·l,-;.l •• ·1o1 I ,,I' >1 • '~"l '.\1 \Ht.~: p.unh .. I IJ•U' nwr,• I~ ti ,r; , .! 1-1 r B r,, 11 I 11 r ti I' J 111 1•\ll'll<•11l l•1C.dl1·' ! .ill 1JZ77~ a;i 1~•1 !-1"'1 lld~llleOl: ·•h<t11t tht""'' •'\lrlltnr ~ i.>lliUS::.:t·ICl''r1 ( t-Y~' f Tldtin I 090 °'C:s~~ '·4'!·5200 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ t 800 u -••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·5200 l{t.'<lh\ Pl't(• IJarrt·tt~ Rt~gi:-:t't.·r ' P&llNSUL>. 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I hPclr01' :! l1,1lh• 111mpl1•tc•h r1•llt·1·11r.1tc••I kndwn ,1ll 11l·~ .1pph ',\ m1c-r11 "'a\l• I 1111 11rin Sfl,5()0 l'urk l'l~11·r 11\l' l\.li! ;-1111 FtLl IT WITH HllEHD S l)pc•n -;urul.1) I I ~:! 0111h'J ll00lll Plt•nt\ of r1111m lc•r •·nt.•r 1.1111101! 111...,1fi1• & 11111 L I!" l':irk l'f.11 ,. I ni 11-t:! 7 11,j "-:~P~ 2000 .•.•................•.. COSTA MESA 4 HousH °" t Lot l"wrst prin' 1n Cosl,a. ~h':>:t I Inly IO', down OW<' Alway" rcnti."cl Worid Real Estat. 556.7777 '>t'c l ud\•d r,.,, 1 'J rd l•---------lropwal 't•ptnl! I Bit. 1._ ________ _ 21 • llu, Otll\U:.. Im \4 \lo t'l i• l1<1r l:!Xt:! arlt.1 m1 '"''"k HEWPOIT IEACH bar 12 UNITS CAU 754-7800 I DOOR from OCEAN., 2 BR. 2 ba. house. 2 Br. apt .. + guest. Owner /a.,'l .. 721 Poppy. 64().. 7762 don osen r.:·1L~t(1r~ ~ '"' ALLSTATE Mulh~ ~=~=IG=~=~=~===EY=R=E:::=~::::;;;:=:R=E~A=LT=O=R=S::;;;.:-~t~ UNG-0 RF.AL ESTATE 497 3331 OCEAN VIEW. Portafln11. all1l06t new J br. $279.500 Vacant Owner 499 4820 Only 2 yrs old" fl·:1ture~ too numcrnu!> tu m1·n1111n IO det111I 1nrr i: ·' ROUI llll'l lolch. bakon> i:a m•· rm & a sumptuou:. full "' Jacuu.1 m ma1>ler h.Hh. not JUSt a bathtub " wts Sohd oak rab111et~ thru out & ml)(' h more If you wanl ·'The Pomt · and you can coos ader $439.000 for T llE BEST . th!.!n call .. Span•IU' I h•lrm ~1lh fnrrn111 clio1ni: nlOm & flr('J'l\.H'I' l..tr).!•' 'Un dt-t:k.' Iron\ & r1•ar \ l'r) flUll'l :-cl near lht' lx'Jl'h 1\.,,k1n)t St -1 ~1.5011 Call MOl15l .,'!I Unbellevubl} low LOW Mulh - PRIC ED ul $425.000. -RtaFr; . 1_C_)wn_v:_;._~_1llR_l~-1.1d•fs•t•at··-c.teMeM 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -DIC-OU-TOlt-S -1 $@\lg{}lA-a£~s · 29'Z7Brislol.CM .• DllAM Thal lnl1igui11g Wore/ Gome with o Chudl• 1bi5 beautiful home has --------"'"" '-' '"'' a. POUAN been professionally de- caraled in and out . It features: n•tural woods. wallpaper . stained glass windows. bot tu b, wood decking. ceramic t ile. auto s prinklers and rathedral ceilings . A mulltosee! Formorein· focall~ · ' • HERITAGE REALTORS 0 '..,'"'"Qe ...... o4 the 4...,, ........ bled ....... d. i... low to 101111 low .i,.,plt word' OCEAN VIEWS! Elegant. Jag. 3 bd . 2 balconies + patios Only $149.995. R E t Mt\X, Patrick. 6.11·t266 ~ ...... IOU • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~HERITAGE ~g_."" 1-556.7777 • • REALTORS 29Z7 Bnstol. C ~ 644-7211 ----s;:;::: sc........ S-J.a Capstreo 1078 c.,1•-1078 ~ •••••·················· ······················· fllc~~~!t~~ Redhill~Re.tlty I 11li• l\r.tll\ llllau· I .. ' : HH ltUIAL CAPISTRANO HILLTOP 11 , acres. zoned ror 4 horses or room for tennis court . Private road . hidden in foothills. Very custom 4 bedroom. views and ocean breezes. Off ercd at $359,500. A COl.DW&L IAMCll CO. 496-7222 831-0836 """ ......... .... ~ ...... J FOUA UNITS.C.M. Near new. 3 Br own~n1 unit. 2 ba. frpl. 2 cat ~ar • 3-2 Br. 2 ba. units TSL lnvl'lmL-. 642· 1003 · t6 DELUXE UNITS PRIME EASTSIOt:, <.:lit 2 Bdrm.' each. THE~'Tt\RNESCO. 1 • --~5711 :. MIWPOltT IEACH Vanous loc. oo Penln. " Nwpl Shrs avail t\1t- a m enit1es Present°"~. leased. Turn.key oi>era · lion. Property m11tH avail. 67~4912. BK R. • STOP!! Take time to relu and lbop at bome. ll'a aim.pie wlth Dall y Pii o t Qaulfkld Ack. Aftd If JOU. have IOllMlh.iq to aeU. call a friendly Cl ... lned Ad·Vlaor et ... IG5IM ~- "9"'-1:~ ,..,....,,..,. _ ................... ~····' ....... ,,..-............ \ ................ -.................... ~ I • '"-e•U•tww•~ ~LYP1LOT Thurway. Auyuat 23, t9ru '..._., Uafwlll•d Hwea Uttfwwl•d I ... ...... ........ .,,. ...... 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YIAll.Y&WIMYB wahr /dryr hook·up , llMTALS pe00, yd. adltlJ, no peta. 111111" • .,.. 2.3 ACI£ LIT S,.1'•11t .. --.... ,..,. ..... .. ,.... ... .... ......__~ .... t ,,,_ '3 ,,._._ -...- • -_, Som. batll ... , ••••• fw .... H.... C•t , __ UC ...... for buc• llt&llJOO/lOO N4Tll2 ••n•"· dun. •mall J HR,2~Ha ~ .U.l(ara.ce AvaJI now HJmetlW••d• ctuld oti. no peta _, ~ 2 BH. 2 rs. ~ S775 rno a. .... ~~°' Ulfw••d JJOO 2 RR. •ar•H Wlot•r Wotlll111 aduJta only MWMo f7'l<*M ...... It ,_. A Meyer •2taf -•••••••• .. ••••••••••• ,..._, ..._....._. ens B U1U1 Pl 644 ~16 2 8drme , I b•., un/um New twnhae, 2 Br 2 &. Yearly. "25Monlh frplc, 2 r 11r gar. no pet.1', ~ ~all 9/lS 541-1n:u 111.1111 ••k •• ,. 1.nri\ "°""' .. barn • ~MM RF.N'TAL lNCOME PROPEHT\' t'roro Jlf,flOO Modular Type tlo mu. Z4 hr llC'Ul'llY s pvt bC'ha. pOOI • ...... ""-al.Int lal• t~ll. aa>& PM'tflc t'st ttwy . u.runa Oc h K M I' (Tl4 >~t .U.W. U .ha f'1an Ucn. nw aawro dya. 11l4l $91 ~78 ) ~twkoda Z lllt mobllw hom" • n r iw4rh Crpk Mala adlta IDI. UJ lllC'I ~ ~ l':.U.U 14kl Sbr, dl"il, dfll ttu _.. 2'111"'11, litto yd ~ mo I!* 1807 ti~" IAYlllOMT WINTER/YEARJ.Y J to 4 Bdnnl. aorn~ rum AvaUableSept is. LIASIS-uASISI 3 Bedroom • C:uatom home Tuatin ~mo. associated i'fl')"" t .,., Hf 1\1 T• JJ• Bach w /kit<'ht'n. upper. t.a c loset. n ea r OC College~~ 7SJ 11789. ...... .._/ ,.~,..... JlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'l..ADIWIHDS ~or 1•1hiem c.:ompl fadliU . 21111 lluhor fll. l' M Sp.~ rmt Sl!WI 3:t naa No Pf'\& 646 41M llUJ..,.'H l'-r\ Hay Jl't•int 2 3 btlrrn Im mod or t'\ll)llJK' y cm 3J'l 1 s.t.A.. 1 110 •.•••.•.........•...... 1 Hr I U.., rmc:.-d Yf'd, triilt" t1n pr mo M'f l~ N4'w Woodbridge 28r. Lou Dt~blel & AHO<' 229Mar1neAv~ U I. 67S.Jlll 2Bedroom +~home Newport • S1. 000 mo Otll rut fOf' dt-t1u 111 752·1700 f)lffl 111 'i • ,, , H/fl 10141 N•1 • • th I ... I • I , I 2 Bfl, 2 ba., ffl>lc., 0 /W I Ooortoocean Yrly ~ Agent 673-9060 2 Br 2 Ba beachrronl WWler rental. ~. C111l Wl.92 Huge 38r 2ba m edtrn style, open beam. nt1w cpt.s • blt.ns. l\vall 9/15 ~ No pt:la, ~l8LZ aft6PM. 2 Br, I ha. Enc l gar, bltns, No k1d11 or pel11. call 548-7529btwn S-8 pm. M lot. bou&e. S UK. Z b.t, llPPl'OYf'fl plllN . bwkl rn ar . S114 .~0o ""'°11 1,l•--------- Jlll am. »1 Olrl9 TIX.AS MH , Al• I 146 Sp," "9 185t-.. Oi' USTMOI Hruntl nl'w dt>IU)lt" 1hJf>lt<X J Ur, 2 h1&, rprlr, llhJ ~1m11tt'. ffficed r.-ar vllt'd ~ n\Q Awent. in~ llliO Iba. $4SOmo Oayt. 640 44SO. Eves wk nd 11 54&-4~ Ask for J>oug Ammerman Seavlew. 4 BR, 3 ba . N~ fiedlord Model. Guarded g11h:s, pool & teonl1. $1 200 M o 844·5403 QI 3444 [elftmH1 --------..... &..,;-w1"-d o...r., 3126 1202 MSTSIDI C.M. SCOTT II.Al T'I SPA(;IOUS H OM to.: & U lJ Pl.Y.X $1 11!1 01111 U6-1!.ll 6-*2 1510 or M6 ~ .....•.•......•.•.•.... Ge•:• ·······•••••••·•······· HOt tlAHOllS INDUSnlAL NIVATI ~·1·1wod )'&rd, firt-pliare. •unliwn liYtnR room, 2 ltt~Jwm. u1lt•r1·om, 1ha1t 111qwt. lllt'd k1lC'h1•n l'1•h , k11h OK' :,.'t:io 11~4llh New 4br hou!I~ Wood bntl~e VjJ!.a&e 165GMo <:au t bt'f1 ~ • ~.,1 :.t· 8 "~-------·n KTI.t-:ROCJ< ---C1 1 I 'u 40r,.S.execuuvt fam1ly U.fwwli•id 3425 llvllla ln Harbor Vww ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uomes CIO!'le w !il'hool & CM 3 ._,_ 2 b· d pool no pet.II l8CJO mo • ..., m . ii con o Ml ~I . 640 14..o w /pr ~l76.S C)Ct:AN vu. nl'w dlx ron • •••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,. J rfp 3107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'kar waler lhr 2 ba. fplr O/W, gar. pall<> $400mo biJ.57 rn all 6P M ••••••••••••••••••••••• $100 F'REE RENT 2 br, l ba, pvt patio & garagt: l.ot:. of gr u:. $400 mo 3l5S2 Blue L1&0 Lem /\bo 2A~I Alta Ve. Ul 49& 9230 nr 496 JJ.'>4 2 n ~w bullft 1n .i, SA1lrv1nt' 1udu"tr ... 1 area ..•........•••..•...•. ~ 1111 h1 fur 11 11 ,. 11111t>r lXt Jbt llld'< j>llllt11111 I SdoJIJr l(ut kuh I~<' $C.'C•-thr kltb llt'l" hou• .... Jbr. 2bJ. nr park, po•1I , lrl( pnv yard. teardl'nl'r me ld. nu t•rpl, $62~ 64().()695. l175-0 l37 do. wlk lo h ('h 2Hr. Tn•-• <:.arwcWM4r 3122 2.br + dt·n. 2ba, J yr old, frpll' h a lr '>n y , all lltnf"flllll"' $400 645-4SJ3. fOI LE.ASE H7-0US 2•.1111. rrptr. jacuu.1. dbl ....... llwd 3525 ..................... .. l1oa1t1ve ''It ,;. 11, ... Broker IQ3 ll.). I '""" ...... , ..... "' • h.11h -..00 1..-.d J206 h l•tll• ",,' .,,,, ' • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••• •SMperEottMde Wt' h11v .. 2 'I mall homt'!i 2 Utlrn1 & ~Ur • dl•n Lge Yurd. l(at, kid:! OK flolb m Lot> shape Aalun.c $425 7~1 23411 llnn<'ho S J lar2e Condo 2tH'. 2b11, 2 r Dr I( nr. pool. >-pa . lmmar . ~7!1Lsc 642tmM l(Alr. -~ mo Avatl Sept ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, 2 ba . hltn.'I, frpl, 1 ~ Nwt lkh Twnhst'. 2br. sunder k . g a r doo r -2blt. pk sett.Ing $S75 mo •ipener. blk l 11 H1g 2Hr , 2Ba fa m rm. ocean v11•w , df>rk , r e fri R. w~bh er & dry $'1 50 <t!M 4!131 IZ tW<, bth "' unit' r1.1111 (or (, .iddtlltJlllfl Unlh 2'11L. 2049 Wull111't'. t '•"lit t-1.~• <lt'O!<'I S.J • .!>111 ~I ~145,ooo d11 u .. 1 •• "' • >:.:!fl 000 on 1•uri t • .111 ., ;1 ,,uh •,rdm.11., .. l 'nn d. mt ~ ... 11,11 :,.ui :\C..'\I 1,,11111\ I I h t• hut" l'"~t t' 1 .. r ti II ii I.a If I II t•I Hll lt"l\.U I '"''I 4,• ( ,b I I ' llol 1 ....... 11 n ... ~jinn~ .. •11.l .f'i'H .:.,.: t 11 II J h .1 1• " ,. 1• v.11h ·rfron1 h111111· Yr I)' lw 111\1 llOI\ l!->I./\ N ll 1<1 rr. 1113 11100, t.1uru• lcAoa .......... 0 3207 .............••..••.••• :1 llr. r11mily, 2 frplr '11. 2 II J . 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Lah for Sale 2200 ...•.•.•.•............. ll&llJtJa f'<'ntn l'Qmt 2 nr. 2 llll , 'itnl-:I•• ram1ly h•1m1> l"ully fum1sh1'<.I $700 •rno yrly 2 HR. l put1<1 hlund Mane ha Condo. l(IU , Lc ai.c Ila I b11;i Hcully ll73 8700, H 2 llJl, 50'x 1221h', 2 h lk:. rrom occctn, lcvt>I , J)rtm1· No IAguno locnl1<111, I' P ~ Waterfront llomes r .. 11 1400 2 Hdrm Duplex with frpk & ent l yard l~'I .. $425 /\genl r>ave M4 7211 Any merchandise for safe pnced Bf S 700 or less quttfdles '°'ti Pilot Power Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2 .00 Calf today, we 'ff btfl you or chttrge it to your Banf<Americttrd I VISA or Master Charge (Motorcycle ads must be prepaid) Deadline: Any time before Sp.m. Tuesday • AJI ttorm must oo pr1cocJ • Ad cnn rvn 1n any appropnare ctus1f1cation • Sony, no comm.rota/ buslnesae1 Try the Power of the Pilot with an ad In th• combined power of The Dally Piiot end Coast LIFE DAILY PILOT p ul1 0 Nr Kr hl s Garlieni>r inc Id SHOOmo H42 1241. 962 ~79 oft 5 MF' ........... leach 324 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llOMfo:.'i FOH K ENT J or 1 br Pnl'Pd from 54& to $495 1-'ncd yard &. 2ara11e11 t"a m 1l1 es pleoae. k1da & peu welcome Call 964 2:SOO or lnl-2971 Agt, no tee OIJ)EK llOMt.: ~ach t Warner urea 3BR. l.ie y r d • S 4 7 S I m '' 2L1 J1D2 04H I, 4·6 pm VACN<f' lfO lor 4 UR. fo'11m Rm, fpk , SS50 mo /\.8k for Keith. 002 4471 $750 Rlue 1.auoon CC'on clo1 Pnv beuch. pon1!1, te n 499 2 :.20, 213.703--~ Spac1oos 3 br, 2 b1 Top of World area Nr scbool!l ISX> mo 494-0654 U .JX CONDO w 1<.1eun Views Walk lo bearhe11 and 1hopp1n& ~a .. r l\LSOJ Br 2ba bowie plui1 ICOOlll urut YllU ran u11e on sublet White water Vlew?i &...J-V...,. R.E 4'7-1761 V/\CN<f'. xlnt llH 10<' 4 2 HH. den, 3 ba . l.ai.:una BR. 2 Ba . S'IC)O mo Cull 1•hllf'mf'f' tliOO Mo . yrly Kl'llh, 962.4471 Tume-r AM«. 494 1177 WAHTID :)fir flou11e m Marlnu School D111t ri ct . SJ7 5 to $400 rno Please <:1111 1146J07!1aft l!PM Sharp J bedrm, 2 ba hom e . Ohle gar $475/m o Call S46·5AAO a™1 ask for Larry or Pum Exec t"am Home, 5Rr. lmi from beach, J.oc near Slh areen, $1300 Cal I 434·2093. Exec 4Rdnn 2~ ba, ram rm. den, tic apa, cl08e lA> i.tach. no petA 1185 mo 863-c;,')S ------- Full O c t>lJ n Vi ew . Calahn1& & <'OHtline. wood & glen, a lmo11l new, 4 br. lavish mstr slA!, 3 fplcs, lge s undedu1. a ll bllns. wate r + g.anklr, child & pet ok $1200 lie •-4820 -----N'lce 2 Br 2 Ba w /canyon view & frplc, near nrw. '195 mu. 838-«IOO or after 5.497·*4 ............. 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, 2~b• condo, pool, etc $00 N o pelt IAUhunt St. <nr Alpha Beta market).~. BEACH CON DO , on .... ,. .. IHdt J2't Wiiler. 2 BR. (uard I pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sauna. lllOO. 54.S-0'713. J242 ....................... NO fo•EE! l\pt ... Cnndo rentala. Villa Renlal11 m.4912Bkr. -----•WALK TO BEACH·3Br. "°°mo. lie. tennla. pool Ir voUeybaU, 1ar, agt .... L08T•ALONE? 18mMIS lMlt I br wee.from COO· 8llOWI YOU 'nf'E WAY do. New. JO' :i.:.vall. TOOOllOM& Lux. lbr, 2,0001q. ft WatMfront Condi). lM Sl,000/mo. 171""71. AM for .lou 1 or CALl.611-4111 MMll7. I~~~~~ ...... 2244 ....................... The Spr1n11. Bachelor OJndo. ~.Jae, t.uala. .. /fll!O ..... I Ir, I be. -.. eUJtOm bomt. Fantutlc IOH· Uca. P. PL ... mo. ...... a..J. 111.ma ... t IC'l-:/\N .. 'llONT Jflr h"·· with r1r n \lt'W Sl 2lll m 11 y r I y "r w 111 t •• r OOl((l(J ah le'. A rct li7 3 ti2 HI THE COVES Be:iut1fully t1cr <>r:ih•t1 I lc•v1•I, 2 & 11 dtn ('on tlom.uuum , ll(c l.111y v 11·v. 1lf•rk Private bt>111 h µuOf &~pa $1500 Mrlfllh StBMAH ASSOC. 64CM500 Oc1uf1 Ollt Co.do Yearly lt'&st• Avail Sept I 2 Rdrms. 11'1 ba "15/mO 673 ~ AJ(t BU< TO DAY ID EACH 3 Br I.,• Ha . pat io. l(.llrale, St-pt I!'. June IS 873-4438 \IJ I Tll.ITlt-.'-.1' \Ill ( •11ns1.1r •• t1t·!uf•' \n11 If 111 l°U '1•Hll tlo tl'll l t'oll lHt'" !'\[1Jf'lf1U ' k 111 h1•n "'ti h 1 net. rr•ot IWhlmlo! "'11.trat•· dm1n;• .ir .... ru11 l1·111'1h 111.ort.i. l'IJ.llrmn 111 II.1th l..1111''"' bl'(f rnom' 11•101 11 IHJ 'urruurtfll"I "'11 h plu'h lunr"' 11p1n1: A Iii I I LJVJ:llC: AT IT ~ 111-.!->'1 I "JI l I' t:T!'; I Bdrm fum1:.ht'(I s:w:. 2 Bdrm fumL'<ht'll S,1.:u 365 w1 ... t w .1 .. on (714 >642 1!171 L.arJ--leodt 3748 ··••·•·•·•···•········· L.Ac: Ni\ UEi\l'I< MTll INN ~Aid !>t"n • cr1lor TV. hcul<"d pool '1t1 1714 1494 5:!9-' !1H:1 N •1 t:oast llwy OC 1-; A N F ll UN T II t 11 cave, llarh. l & 2Ur a"IJI, W\llltt on I y 4!H ·48~ I 5bdrm 3 ba. 2700!lq fl . Mtwport INctt 376' Har k Hax area S1050 -·•••••••••••••••••••• nY1 Owntr TI5 001t1 UUJPl-'S CONDO. 4 Ur 3 &. ne w paint, clean th.ruout Avail approx 9/J P>O 6'4 ~eve!'I Uhlr1 Condo 'A''. redec Jbr, 2 ba, l level Pool, PMlJO, 11hopplnR l.ehe $700mo 2433 Vista l'°"ar, 67~01H2 ---Oindo 3 br. 2 b1. Nwpt Tt'rrace, patio w tbhct Pool & Ja<•uu.1 $550 fl88.4l!U DIAMOND REAL ESTATE HM W COAIT "Wf tflHl,tU 645-7573 ---------OHTHllUCH _ n.tch,lulch,balh.uulpd lkllel Apt.5 $210 yrly & up Isl &. lut. 2306 W Ckeanfront 673-41$4 W Bdnn., duplexes, $4~0 2 Bdrm, 34lh St. ~ ~r IC>· Y~arly m o • N o pet s • n o 175-4912 Bkr r hlldren Aull 9 18 ----714 ,;J.3&.S7R9 Newport CN'St Condo 2 br. 2 ba, walk to beach. Ten ni.a + pool '8SO Eves 'enSM4. Exec\ltlve home few lease Dwer Shores. ~ bdnna as ,,.Ids room 842·»12. S!J(MX). 842-JMZ ---- Newport H\.I, 3br I ba, new crptll. drp8, paint, linoleum, "'/lawn ma Int. ~. l11t • laat, dep. ----------Yhnt.er. 2Br I ba, ocean (root nr 38th & Sc.-uhore. Adu.It.a. ~mo 67>1041 . ---- DUPLEX 2 & 3 brs l\LTo83 from sand. 9 m08. lMlel. Starttng Sept. 15. 714-738--092$ Wlnter Rental l\va 1I Sept I XJ.ra La. l Br, Next lo bch., acroga from tenn1t1 <'ftll. "2$ /mo. 173 2()58 &fiZ.5630_._____ SHORT TERM Rentala BLUFP'S Beck Bay Front Labor Day. winter & 2·1 bdrm. Im med oc yearly. AgUl154Jl70 cupuey. ~a:rn. 1 bouae rrorn beach-, 2 °"•ewMnc llNIC. houle. Bdrm. 1at•1•. laundry. • 11tr ..... •~b•. 1,,1c. ~~.,:..,er. °!n ND.-... -tpcn. . --~-~~~--~-.. a .. ,,,. 2 Br, blUM, frpte. ~ blls JO ....... •••••••••••••••• ~~IUMI 6 1tora1e. lbdna. •be. !Met ID allt ·~•~am .. a1mr ... aotaUoe. .... ... &All! ..,, mo. '9l·IMI or ll'aaBll&US ..... ~Adi .. ..,. l.ar i.:1· :1t.r .'l1o1 1·111 I 1Ml111 nr• ... ··riJI & 11·11111 "'' I)( 1' 'lo1r flt'I' $.1/.1 ::11 :WI.JI, •N1-w 2lir 1·1tr11l11 nr :-.r• (J.t l'llll:I f'nrll, 'f).I jll~/ 1«1 K!n I or 7'"1 trl 17 \ 111.i 1'11111•111.1 !\pl' 1;.1:> :'f11:. •l11\"ly.~w1•t all :i!lult hhllo( ·~1 tflU.~ 2 H H o{'Jrµi·t & drapt·'i •Pnol & UH4,J •Pnvah.' i.:ora.it·' •f1Tiv p11l10 l>ulr1111y •Nr lloal( 1lf'J'lp1l;il sh0ppln1t &. 2 m1 fm m bt•af'h 2 UR. I b.16 (;oodo, .:ar patio L~oi l'lc Halh .. u Island Realty 673 8700 Mane 9fe8tiBllll 1Jcuut1ful l(arden upt.., rxJOt &. s pi. Adulti.. no rwt..~ llal·helor S27!i & $2X.'l 1111 F,. IHth St f..12~ 2250 Van2uard Way ~0026 Rach apt, 11parlou11. a.bun dant i.unl1Rht. ll!lU 111c l utJI ~4.U'l Upper I BR. no children or pet!! fl2S mo e.:i1.21n MIWllHDAns I Bdrm 1310. l Hdrm & loft $330. t'rplr . rl'I' room Pool, J1u ·u 111 . enclofled garaues Ga11 &. wtr pd. Adults. nn JX'b 393 ll amlltun, C' M 6'5-4411 1295 I Or, rf'fng, pul10, r.d.lta. no pell. Clean 73l·DW l.8lhSt,87J.nil7 ''••ff f•H ~I .1f r df\t I l'Jr.11••' ''"ti "''"' hi II. I ><II S,&;>.1 mu 0 1• ... ;.. !'>\I .! I I ... ·r.: I .111\f'r1111. ·ti•! I. 111 1 Sl.1 I• r 111 ,~,. 1~w. l.1ri.:•·:1 lir I t..1 .1•lull' no l"'t' $'1., \:!,", \ l:'lh ..,, 3844 •....•.•........••..... I 11rtl1·rt1 l'k \'1· l.1 1·' ,., (10rth111 111 11•\•1•1 lt\ I' 1111 t-.1111"" It\ 1111 ltrtl141I n1" & 1·111r..11111 & I' "II r m l' t k I l ,. h II \1 11 ro v. •" 1• 1\ (". ti 11 I i.:;ir lt•ruu,, Jl'lfll 2454>-.11 n 1A d11l(Jrlt'1• (111 hi ltrrW lL 1ldll I f7 5()m11 7 S2 24 4X &..,.. leodt 3148 •....................•. I Hr 1111th b11lcm1y, 2 hlk" 111 bcal·h Nn ('h1lrlrl'n nr "t'l:s $3~0 11&1-' In· \-t'!'.I mn\.~l.' 4!17· 1 IH7 t61Wporf leodl 3169 .........•..•.......... P'Alll(MEWPORT lla r hf•lo r s. I o r 2 llt-.Jroom.-. & Townhowu':. 1-'rom SJ7!1 ~.i.1 SJ)('('lal'11l11r s pa, tr1tal rl'r rt>al1011 1ir11~ram . lllll'ii\I pml(rom 7 P'"1ls .11 l<'fVllll courts Al i; ash1on l11land. Jumbore .. &. Sun J1"Wtquln ll11li1 R1111rl 1714t 644-1900 2 Ur. 2 btl rondo, 17 blk ln twach . 2 car Rllr , auto opir fk•aut bay view. TSl.M•tml M2·160J Olx 2 llr. 2 bu. 2 rialll)S 1n ~l loc11llon w I i.:re-al v it•w $ij501m o ARL 631 1400 S'iOO w ~'iO 3 hr, 2 ba. mcl.Jlar l'at10. Hlk to lX'h. bllrul, yrly. TSL Mgmt IM2 lflO:l Bearh.front 3 br. 2 ba. dee. sar., patio. frpk. bllnl, lndry Yearly No ~ .. ~JMS. OCIAMNOMT Apt ror rent, famll) rom plex. Pool. Near shop pbi&.642-~ 2 Br, 2 ba, ffl>k . fl~. leue. (213)392·4227 or 3 Br 2 Ba. 14 moe old, 1175-4812. dlhWlhr', zee Sllnta Ana. \.\ blk tD beach, Sbr 2bia tf75 mo M1·~--upttalra, bltna, 1undlr., Near new 2 br. 2 ba, bllna. 1ar, IM tseO. 127 '4tb St. dahwuher, laundry _MMl __ .,_40_. _____ _ facil1 aUPdeck. MOO mo. 11*1' oce.i 1ea.r17 2bf Adwla. no peta. Daya upper, iarai•, · .. as: '1Mlll2:4Y•l'1a.~~ Reference No pete. 1 BR. uUliU. paid, New _946-_SO_. ____ _ w-pa, etc. SZ75. 2bdnD 1 bl dpb, yrty • '751·3080 pr on Penlnl'Aia. trf5 • a Br. ~.J.,.•••· Wuh 11tis1ut. m.azao. roam. ok. No pet.a. WESTCLU'F·2Br. IBa • •• 1711:. ll&h St. ltvea frplc, pool, .. I mo . Mf.LIU. ..... t..• .. --................. -... -..... ---.... ~ ............ -· --· -----..~ .................. 4 ___ _ --···~-_.r . ........................ AlrC1 .. , I I ~~~~~~~--~· •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Autom•\lc l•Uert , S5• S..•N • lott&Jlauoo each fOO Min Com. R•t1Comm'I ·u hr ~r.4'dmallln•~Ll2' fid'Vlce a:n 0517.~I ~ ...-labtl 'r>'P4nl naH --111S1 m 1 ..... ....................... Orlvrways •Perktni; ld•~n·8Hlc~o.ttlntt S6S Asphalt 64tl 4871 Uc'd .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jim • boat .. borne rc p11ri. I apeclah&e Ill ra~ntry Ir fibt'ncla11i. repalr Allio alaaa a wm dow r hann•·I rt-plarr •'rc<eNt Jlms.8-4771t c.,.ts-.... ... ................... . a.r.-ca..nlq, e&.eam 6 bru1b Pro(Halonal Vtr1 !'Ubl 111•1 c.. .... ....................... llJk Quallly trYIHI providea p_rol barten den and wait,...... '°' yowo weddinp. ('()('II' all Pllf'\J• and all 0tca1lon11 Lie I OttML IW111231. ltt-GH,5.:11~13 SA.NDWl<..11 EXPR~~ will provkte you with our ext'IW1lve aandwich ti re liib platten at fOW' ne.x t f'"°on <All Mii 7011 c ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• lbildan available for any occHlon Adam tlfiadw ... ., ...... ....................... IUIJt C1IMOd 'fooci tecc 181. 1atee • fttoce repa11 ~or7~LM ._,..Dew. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ iwrvlce & a.Jes. Automatic operators R e pai r b pec aa lly 111112..,.4 ..... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• llaubfta, trimmtn1. yard • saraae <'leanupR M7-8271 90~. dump t~k . O'*tlna. haul, tree & )'rd WT\, mlac 83J.lZ7 • •••••••••••••••••••••• .... ,. .. ln1 me• .............. Low homeowner rates T!~ hst haullnc. res $14 "up Yd & gar clnups. Free Ir dret•l • t Mt. (7141&62~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Flllt hauling, res SH .. up European Landscaper Yd le gar clnu~. Pree Te>p work. Fair price. ea(. (7lt)8(2.4.W7 Reb. 646-4871 dys /eves Mma-v tt1 undl • I ............. •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••• • Bnckwork. Small Jobs Want a RE.ALLY CLEAN Newport. Cosla Mesa & HOUSE" Call GUlgham ~ 675-317Seves Gui. Free est. 645-5123 ~. AUQu•t 23, 1979 DAit. 't' PILOT (;7 ...... . ...................... ····-··················· RlsldmtJal & cocnmerdal Niii& patcbel • te,xturH fo)'ee tnal leuon. credtn· pa 1 n t 1 o a. Fr e c ... IST "l-14Jt baled. readlns. math & eslJtnatea. Res. r ates • f)'ench. 67!MIOl3 m.9691 ftl ml I ~__,,------------• ....................... ,,,... ............. ...... ALLP...,... Ph.1m1benc ~air. Spec. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat W-1325 Compl. rftDOdtlinc. coc>per re· ICxec. Typrna Service Ext1'SO lntl3:50 pipe Free est . Top Hat Letters. resumes. term Pl··-"-1-S3T 3194 papers , ca as el t e O • v e · s Pa 1n t1 n g . w nuuag . • Lran&Crl bing, typing Rea;Comml. Serv ing D.R. SL Cla.lt's Plumb overload. etc. Susan coal!lal comm. 8 y rs ing,rehable.Sl4prhr 962-3927. Highest quality work 645-3503 ~--d-a_w_Cle ____ la-,-- Rsnbl, h e 'd. Dave ~ ..... a 1.,.w ...................... . •••••••• •••• ••• ••••• •• • College students, window Pa.int1ng lnl ;Ext, (lily . waslung. Reaid /stores. wrk & material. Fl'ee R.ernockl·additions Xlnt work. 642·5'49~ E);t, Ind /Res. 646·1252 Gen. C.ont #366623 ~7972 Eves. 752-2094. ------- PAINTING: Prof Guar llDGfllMJ UL'aWfd Oa,y {'ar\! .. Pn- SdlOOI My borut' Mauy )'\'&rs eicpenenre Xlnt rel Costa Me:.u 11n•.i ~· l 'US'TOM l NT.:IUOK CAKPENTR't' V\llaae CWlt.ofO BUI ldt!I"!\ remodel or alterauon . {1 n hi h 1; a r pr n try ~ 1>&1111..'i M l S977 G~. clt'MJl·Upj & l11nd1c11p111ic. George lbusru ~7072 Robin's Houseclea ning Stvc. ror a lhorougbl)' clean house 540-0857 Bnr k. stone. block work. tile fl oor s . con rreLe patios. walks. drl\ t• ways Free est J ohn 84&1583 local. very r~as. 631 ~94 •••••••••••••••• •••• ••• cw.-iom int . ext. Repair & Reroor A II The fastest draw ln lhe West. . a Daily Piiot Classtfied Ad. Cali Today 642-5678 U~ Sltlt'r hu.-. ( t p t Opt'nint::. Ahu u l)t'll L abor D a) wkn11 MJchellc 751 9322 L1ccn ed . My humt• TLC Infants OK M~a Verde ~1~ I will babY:,lt In m~ homl.' ror $3S pr wk l'lea!>c call M!chelle642 1486 Mature ludy wants Ot' cas1onal baliys1tt1ni.:. ti>' Jay 642 MOO ~S..-Yiu ..•••••................ ~poo Ir i.tum rlean t 'olfll' bn (thtl·Oer.> wht 1-µb 10 mm blueh t:lt'1m 11.-. dln nn. hllll Sl5 Avg rm f7 50 roLH'h $10, rhr J> Guar dam vut odor t 'pl rep.m. IS yrs ex pr 1>11 work m.)~t·lf Heh 531 0101 We Care Carpet Cleanen.. Steam r lean Also UP· holstery Work g u ar Bectrt~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll«trll'llUIS Exp'd , high qualH.>. lo l'Otlt All Lah: Elertnr 64.2-4~1 £LE<.7RICIAN Pnt ed nght rree e:.ll mate on luge or sma II JObS UC 1'337254 673 OM9 LAWN servu"e, land· 11c11~. clean Ujlti. haullng 642 9907 -----f+o(. ga~ner Ill II fral' uon ci the gomg rate Aft 6PM. 642-8063 -----......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cw'penlty. renc111g & roor 111g No job loo :..ml Papa ai rr 63 l ·4264 l lOUSE&APT PAINT REPAJRCLEAN ILAUL LO <..~1646 1701 your hnmc SJ II r 5'1().9275 Truck mount unit. 1''ree 1!:.LECTRICIAN t:>l, reu.'i ratus. 645 3716 lie s t r a t e 1>. bes t Hml6MJ II ,. flPETS wo rkmans hip. S mall ••••••••••••••••••••••• ave your "A · }Obiprererrcd ll7Hl.145. OCCSludent I Ton trur k ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl.OORS and WINUOWS --- -Trash. tre<' t nm IJan t'leaned by Dutch M alll· 6"2 3224 DANK RU P1'C Y $75 DIVORCf: $75 Ll"l'lan('e !171 115'1 Make your s hoppln.: ------ __ A~IOO Legal, ij42 5100 ----easier by using the Oa.ily tlave !>Omcttung tu !'t~ll • Want Ad Results 642·5678 Pilot Cl~llit'd A~ ('la.,,..1f1t'{I mb dv 11 Wl'll ApartmNts Unfwn. VOICGltion R...+ats 4250 OHiu Rlfttal 4 40 0 Offiu Rftltal 4400 ·····••··········•·••· ....•............•..... t61 wpotf leaclt 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ! .................. .. PE1''TJIOl:S £o: ~I UUIO Ol·ean v1rw, Vt•r.,:iillt• <AirKh..,, ~arai!e prk~. in d dlJIJln!o $115 mn John Wilkin' 75.9 1'{116 1 30 l• :> :Jal pm wkd:iy-. onb 2 BH 1 ba. JI~ l:ilk' to heh. new pa1nl t·pt '>tO\'I' refng; !!:fir Vrfy S4SO °"" 1~ ~o. ('\" 1~!1 1121: Sm. Clemute 38 7 •••••••.........•.•..•. ~Macnab~lrvine f: t \I I\ I I I \1 f' \ . , I OCEAHFROHT! F\im 3 RR a vail f\ugust· !:ieptember 18th $800 W1.'\?kly i\lso available winter or yearly $1200 M u nthly Dona <.:h1 c hester 6 42-8235 (i\ 83 > I & 2br. move m l•Klay _ ........ ~~~·----•_•_-_ Walk to ht·h ~85 tci '125 Step. to Newport Reach l 6'16-l.(11flor<\9H l!!t)3 ljcjrm, Avail Sl•Pt bl -S\1\5 wk 52!1-56()1 llwel\ ~ Br, <! Ila rondo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICF: s pace a\ a1l:ible at li875 Be<1rh Alvd near Talbert 1n llunt mgton Bearh. $50 ix•r moolh. Phone me:.:.agt• senrice $10 per month. desk Sf> per month. D:ul.> Pilot 0H1c e Pho n l' 642-4321 l'Xl 276. CENTB ft<>IHTE EXEC.sums Jamboree & MacArthur Bay Windows Plush Carpet. 752-2737. $230 ur orr1cc·s tore. cpts. drps. f\rC 1730t Beach. H H Lsf' IW2 283-1 enri. g,1 r:a i.:e s:J5U Rentdsto Sh~ 4300 Adulto; o nly 1 i l •l I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newp<1rt Beal·h ur<"ill pt '"':l-47'!0 & SL5<J Cannery section. .,... Moving~ /\void dep<1s1ts 67s-4912 brokt'r Sm.ta Ana 3880 cut ll\'1n~ ex pe11.,c!> • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Profe!.saonally s1nre 1\171 lbr. nr So C•>a~t l'IJza. pou I. i.: y m. J u rut /1 . ::.dllfla. !>cc'y, qwet $7'5 HOUSEM.ATES fl.'12·4134 645-9442 . Exp:ind your 11 re:. Lyle .., lwnts flrmislted wilh a compauble room· ar u..fwwisMd 3900 mite. We dJsrover Lhat person. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• TW" PE~~ IN f\ PAD nu; t.:XCJTl/liG ., ,.., ,ALM MESA APTS ss_1_C8ts_o_r 759 1209 MINUTES TON PT t:S<.:H Bach, 1&2 BR rrom S255 & up Adults. No pets 1561 Mesa DT 15 Blkl. East or NewPort Olv<l 1 !lam Spm 5'16 9860 Seawind Village 2br. Condo W ID. pool, nr. bch.H.8 art.6 964-4974 i''em LO :.hr hse w 1same 4Rr near beach ~JO + utJ 536-7302. I MO. NH REHT Established Ncwpnrt Bearh rull service e'< ecut 1vc s uite 3 1n · d1v1dual orr1 ces no w avaJJablf'. All a menities anrluded an m onth to month rental MacArthur at J amhoret' EXECtmVE ROW INC 752.7170 bealttnS.hs New add1t.1on to swte 180 fUU servi~ exec s wtes in Newport Cente r 14 new omen in plush sur roundings w /under ground a ssigned park ing. From $295 mo J\.,k about our move an a I lowanre ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prnlcss1onal swh • undt•r 50t' )(! rt. pnme :Jn'a •• r Ca>ta M1.~a l:ull Selt•t·t Prop 751 3191 650 Sq rt view. under ,::round prkit. elevator Coast ll\l.•y \ 1s1 b1hty Air eond La~una Uearh (714 )549 11116 . .,..knd .. 49&-:Bll EXEC. SUITES l"lrst 1mprcss1ons C•)unt • Yuu can l'flunt on us ror 1n1kmf( surt-yl)U rt>re1ve the rmest sen1t·t· :i\all Prof Lyp1nR. r e t"l'I' 1J1Jrus t. <'onJerence rm .i uHlc:es ready (Hr 1mmt•d mow·m For th:it extra !IJ>Cc:1al toueh. t·all llev at 97!}2161 Design your own orric·e 111 Newport Bearh. xlnt f\Jfl)Ort llX" & rwy a1· <'~'> KSOO s11 ft av a ii now Startin~ at SJ 05, call 64.S 6501. Ginny 3400 sq ft. pnm<· location bet 2 (W)'S. Wlll dJVldt', 14304 Beac h 81\tJ. Westmin:.ter 979 81l8!1, ~1260 ~CEHTB OFACE SP.ACE 2755 Sq. Ft. .t SI .OS Pft' 1q ft Pnme s pate a vailable in Cal American Bldi? Newport Center al Sl 05 per sq (t (J yr 1£•aM! a\a1l1 free parkm.i: /\sk for 8111 714 ii52·0070 Pror remale 30'!>, non· s mo ker. lu,...ur1 o us Eastblurr a pt Call 752 1400 ext 336 weekdays or 75!1 0068 l eave N~w 1&2 bdrm luxur~· adult aµL'i in 14 plans from S350 + pools. tt•n· message----- ms. waterfalls, Ponds' NB Shr. w 1rm. 2 hr . 1 • ~ C;L'i for cook1!'~ & hl•at ba .. lrg. upslrs bale 2 1n_g paid Jo rom San blk. from bch. $188 & ''2 Diego Frwy dnve N•>rth uU 64.S-9237 Newport Regency Corp. (7141644·7189 In San C le m e nte dlx f>C'ean vu orrs. 300 s q rt. l or 2 Rm Suites from $75 $15() 642 3014. 1-492· l 720 779 w. t9t.h St. Call To m 54().2200. vn lkiich tn Mc Fadden · · lllen West on Mc Fadde n Share "'1 furn 2"Bdrm. 1 to Scaw1nd V1lla~e bath duplex in beach (7141893-5198 area Lg patio w /beach TREES-TREES vu. £.<,Q1mo+ut1I. Avail Jmrned.675·5141 AOUt.T APARTMENTS Quiet r esp female wants Ne.Ued amonl( lllll pine.. !'ame to share house m &~Rslream~ ILB. Pets OK Sl65+ 12 PACIFIC WOODS uul. 842· 7858 a!t 6. 839 2140 ---- RENTERS & LANDLORDS 1-·ree rental 11-,lln R ~erv1ce. Save t1ml' & 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Room w /lotrhenelte $12 week & up. 548-97~') Room ror rent. $1.50 + 1"1 ut1I. Jbr condo. Share w 1rather & daug hter . 493-6665 SJ cap. Gal to share 2 bdrm apt In CM w /same. $182/mo. 645-3340 eves. Employed non -s moker rna.le share balh & all hse ---------- rac. Baker & Fairview. Rmmle. $175 1st & last c M. req, NB. lblk to bch, ear· $165. 557-5679 Mark ly eves 675-9033. -'------- Room w ith k itc he n pnvileges . Adults pre f e rr ed . 962 ·7520 evesJWk:nds 4050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Big home. private room. ee.Ulilul family. El Toro area. Gange. Uke your own home. Call 9Sl·3532. s , ..... 4200 Bachelor will share 2 br, 2 ba apt in Newport Beach area. 644-6759. C.OSta Mesa area. Fem 40+ pro(, to shr w /other same. split level hm. Rda reqd. <All 556-7U6 e"S aft 8 or wttends. Rmmt for Laguna Bch nat. oc:un vu, $212 + uU, bdore4pm. 494-7811. Retail 1C>r!1ce spacl.'. 700 sq rt . Westcltrr a rea 1-676-4148. call collect Small Hide-f\way Office Only $50 per month. Va· cant. 325 No. Rroadway, Santa Ana. lhstorical Bldg. For more inro call Sam Warren 558-6878 or Renata S56-7707 Sml.11 office Perfect for an5wenng s ervice. etc Only $75 per mo 1102 West 17lh St. Santa f\na. For more info rail J oe Canale 547 ·418 1 or Renata at 556-77111 Prestigious new • EXECUTIVE SUITES available n ea r OC Airport. Attractive r a tes include receptionist. law library. conlerent'e rms. s ecretarlal service, & Xerox racility. f'or a personal tour & further details inquire at Vortac Assoc, 955·2288 o r 955-:llOO COSTA MESA Proress. ofrice sp•re avail. in Calir. 1st Bank Bldg., 15()..300 sq. ft. Low p rice Incl. janitorial, security services, con· rerence rm. & util. Abun· dent parking avail. Con· venient loc . close lo ~. travel agent & t.nk In bldg. Z10 E. 17th St .• C.M. 642·95e0 Cll newly d ecorated 118\a air cood . .Waq. ft. (714) SU.7710 or (213) 422-1885. ....................... ~---------- Ba)'froat. sandy beach. Need F . rmmt,n on· ~IDIMOfflCIS 30l Edgewater at smoker. 22·28yrs. 3br Prilltiaioua office build· Olronado Avail wtek or 21,o1a b a , Cd M . U 8 0 . ing. Brookburat Blvd Sepl8to 15. Apt A. 3 br. 2 640-0980 or 7$2·0565. near Edinger. SU ilea ba. 1'%5. Apt C 3 br, 2 ba Sandy. Crom 310 aq ft. lmmed. R b ' A t occupancy . 15751 ~ o inson. g • Fem,25-29,loshr3Brapt, lfroc*brunt. Mr Cantor, · "31·'° mo .. avail Sept 1. 21.Mlf.51N9 ¥_._......_ 4210 MO-Olllevea -_.-_..--.... --.... -.... --•••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ~ ..... P\rn. beach home. Pref. Detaoe otnce. '150 Per Houle for nnt. 81& Beer Qty alpa 6; Unena furn. • mw.y pr epl. Call .n.ap.m.se-19. TAHITI Modlr'n 1 ar 2 br cottaJ• on beach on Tebitl with ur. row bOat, wub snechlae, comple te ldleben,. etc. For more lllo cau ,,.._. ev• • a11hr49. aat~ .. 1!° •:;*.a~~ Mo. Realonom•u So.~.. ·-..,. mo . ~-~~~~~~-~ ~ 400.q. ft. C·Z. UO &'11\b8Laut. "D'' SU0 lllHO 11D. DQy1eae.u• _ ....................... MEWPORT CEHTER Oesi(tn Plaza. luxunous olfire 000 sq rt Sub let. IDS mo 642 5456 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For st.ore & ofr1ce &pace at rusonable rate!>. 500 to 5000 Sea Ft. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA Ls.25 Mesa Verde E. C.M 545-4123 So. Laguna . busmesl! l)r prole.s space. l.i:"<DER 5.'.fSQ.FT 491M591 Turner Assoc. ------ 2001 Lafayette. N B Store nr otr1re space. 1200 Sq fl. Sl080 mo. A Grundy Rltr675·6161 Newport Nr Pst Ore Modem 502 sq H ston· or o re. 2630 Avo n I c > 213 /477-7001 ----- Des k S pa ce /St orag e available. 634 W. Baker <Asta Mei1a. 64 I ·0586 IALIOA ISUHD Rare opportunity to open an cifice or shop near (eny. Only $4.25 Mo. Realonomlcs 675·6700 •a.iness o((ke & storage room. West, C . M . -.al8 or s.&-2379 11• .......... 4500 . ..................... . New front street location. Park Irvine Businus Caller. 4,llCU aq ft. Fo r lse/optlon to buy. Pvt P\y ... ~. 496·3988. HIWPOIT MACH 3000 It, 1000 ft omce ~. quiet Ute indus. .,._ No automotive or flbergluln1. "5·3323 eys. m> aq • warehouae Ir of' c, 1...-. Wlla, Moulton Ir Lake Forest. 95t.1808 Owner. UXJO aq ft warehoule Ir of'· flee, Unlt A. -5 JDO, xlnt loe. 1110 ~=· Cll. •1U1• MS. VICKIE'S cleananf( :.ervtre. Resid. cleanml! at ns best. l.lc'd 1Bondl'd Serving the I rv I Npl Tustin areas We lakt• pnde Ul our work Call for a ppt 5.51-4199 ------- ExC'elll'f'lt houserleamnJ? Fa.-st·n thorough Reb. trans. ap. 642· 735'4 Sallsfied cust wkly & b1 monthly also o rra ec' Re!u Aruta 119<1 J69R Ho111nitffncJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mature r pl would llk1• tn care for yvur h0m1· ror 1 yrdunnl( prepurnlliln l11r !>l'm1 n •t1r('1111·nt Xln1 rcf s 846-6568 Mo'ft.g ••••••••••••••••••••••• Local muvini; f're1ght, construction. hou~ehuld & orr1ee !>Upplal'<; Resasonabl<' rate!> <.'all ~2654 '-......g/PClpft'iACJ •••.....•.............. Pt.IERS PAINTING Expr"d Rl'tl!> R all'!> f'ree Est Call Gene SS<!~ l>riir P•untm.: 1-:" & Int 11:nnu5 Hd ' ~h·t· t"'it ~ 17&1, SJ(; 4~:1 l'a1nt1n1: INT 1-:x I' Nt'ul. h•>nt•'l. reui. . I:! yr" •·i.p I.it cf OU\•· !1l4 l(J.15 Leave the painting t r1 m" 11 )rs PXP tdt I :.JP~ 675 9217 O:in ESSIAM Pa.inung & Wallpapenn~ Freoe Est, 3 yr guar Otuck f.6 )1an 962 M7H QI 'ALITY P Al:O.'Tl:-OG f'rr"(" est Int F:xt J at·k 6.36 ~53 lnl Paint & wallpa rwr t)uaJ work rl.'a" pr "'reo• ~l St1•v1· 547 -i.<:111 i':ict paint. call Jim saml":: t ypes s h1nglt:b rock.shakes-com po-tar Free est. :,41 5930 Fin Avail T....,_Repair ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLARENCfo~'S TV 27 yr ' exper U.iys eve~ wlaxh Si%+ 957 109b y,...~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlke 1> T ree Sen 1cl' 1 rN• removaJ , c·lellllul). tr:ii.h haul uway 540 67fi0 'free & bu.<,h tn mmini: ~I yr; rombin<>d expt•r ('all l).jj,\:'tf. 571'M !17!1 ij3'Ji H1U 'l"ree Ln mm111~ & rlt•an11p c;arden 1'erv11•1' Fr1·P ~l --------....----------11"------ Renlds Wmiffd 4600 IYUMts lftvestmrnt ~s, Trvst • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · 1 0pportwJty 5 0 0 51 Opportunity 5 0 I 5 Dftdl 5 O 3 5 Responsible. v.•>rk'n~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w r1 t er '•· t> k ' '' n ,. n .Ecir t,~:A...,1-. t-:-;HJL:f. HEAL r~T \T~-1 $att6et-Mh}. Co. hedruom l"Ulltt~t· 1n lh·n1•h P11lvnf"IJ I Jl11t1 co-.;cfo:vr ...... rn 11111 All l)IX'" ur n •J I l""lJlt• l'rirona del .\far or l'o~L.t ,,r r>0li·r 1,iJocJ, 1i. ,ll'h 1 OR ~<HH: po•r Jnnum m 111\t~tm('nU -.1n1 ,. l'+~!J .\tcsa QwclOl"!>'.'> ""!>Cn ( rtt n t., a\ a !I .1 h I, l1urt ll'rm lr:in>at I ion" SfM'<iali1iftq in lid! Wnlt' Clas<1(1t'f1 •\II IJ\>q·l•ljJt•l"o Hiii\ "".I •. 1n Lht' r1n1·•L M•-.1 -'•' 2nd TDs •206. D:uf} Pilot I'() l)\A'f\l'f°' 1n lt,1 .... 111 I""" '''"'V1rt £1t•J('h Ol:t..iil · 642-2171 545-0611 Box 1560. Co,tJ .. ,,.,,1 tll~ rnr r .. n •l£n In\ ,.,l•>I' f?1.'> l•l!JI 92626 r.111 arl'd cr1<1 ··1 Mc!Myto~ 5025 Desire tse rt·nt of huu't' >I.Ji.-~ g7JX ••••• •• ••• •••• • •• • • • • • • qil looloni.? ronxnrum 2 :t Liquof' LicetttH txirm 11. l'nd }ti r .. r :! t lr..inJ.!c· On ~all· S:CJ :,c"' SWlMG LOANS rruture doic:. ll:iH· R'""' iind r " r ' rn r a 11 0 r u' foll ~'rN'I HOO,~;_: -~~"I ' :.!noJ Tl"U.'>t 0.-ed Loiin ' • •n 751 9100. l2 ·I pr!'! M1·1 ,. EAR.._. ro-11ll'nt1JI prnpPrt 1 or J ean " 1 u.'v1m11f'd t•• n11 "t WE NEF:O /\ J nr hou~1·. $60,000 + H1urne'-"11'. lower ilPt , or C:on<lu in &amJl.'l>:. Hain L.irr)llH' 1 SA~~~~AHK the Hunl1ni.:l11n lhl1. S}i.h!nl.' Wt• 1nal.•· •our .\lanna $<.•hi d1!>tn\'l ~;, •IWTI & 1n-,t:ill llwrn 1111 tlw l•1 $4 00 l'lc:.i'ie c:il l Juh 1;u.1r.mll't' hu,1111, ,_ ...... .,._ ...... _ IWl).85793.ft6f'.\1 fr11n1 r"'1·r1 .il-. 1•111 l•ll I fir apt. bnc:ht & flU1t•f renter 1:. !hi.' :.amt·. n11 pets. n•1 childr<'n. non sffil)kcr $!51) flJI IRI t ....................... ...-Ss 0,p llliiwtity 5005 ....................... ICECREA~1 SHOP Xlnt location · N li Pier ~ytorun, lomrhd 640-2522 early Al1 -JeesSton Own your own h1~hly pror1table & bt·auurul blue Jean store & r:i~h111n shop Classic Casuals •1r re r s this unique op porturuty Rrand nu me~ i.ut h a s L ei!, l.e\ 1. WranE?lcr. Faded Glor) . Male. Landlubncr & Ml!r 1111tr•· t1u~1rH·~, M·•r•· ro,trn 111 t"l(p..int1 . • ''" 1111~ Jl l •1f llrJnt.:1• I" ~~,lahl1,h1•d hu'"" ' '''l'r ~' \••Jr" s;-:. ·~"' -tnic·I..!> ~111.J nu1 h11w1 \ l'h<lD•' jJf; i-:'z:J ah lipm ~A MoMy lroktt Wl· Pf'U\ 11.fo ull ~t·n 11 "'' ..it 1011. Cl)e,t •!.I~ ".tr. I Tii i': Sfo:C'fl:-.1 0 \t \TE L'liC AboH• 11. atl'r bu.it ' I can 1 n..: &. K 1· n c r ..i I 111.1nn1• m.i1nH'llJ n•·•· l.J•llOnl{ (tlr rt''fll lll,lhll' pt•f'J111 LO t:tkl' 11H·r II ur11 1nf.(l•lf1 llarbour t.I:! •-•71 i''-L l."a1enn1~ & 1'.irt\ <.•1 un.hnatm.i liu:.. Full\ lu k1tr hen C"11 m pl..a 1·l\ eqwppt'{j l'nml· .i ri:.• I 'all :'»IX 57111 lftvwtwwnt OpporiwWty 5015 ......••..••..•.•...... /NEED I MONEY • CRB>ITHO NOILEM W & 3rd TD ICHmtS 547-5402 <\rranJ?ed b) Coast Home Loes .\1 I) !' t.-: 't \ \' \ I I. ,\HLE Si!<t.Of'lll min .Jn~ l>UITXh1• "tr ll.1q.:r.1\ 1 ~IJSJS ~O"EY A\ AILA HU. S!(),000 to SJ 0.000.tW \n\ purJllN'. f\.Ti ~I [J'."\'E.<ii'ORS Nf.F:Oi';n UCvclop<'ml'nt I 'roJl't"L llli:h Rrturn 30 nationally knl)11. n brands & r elat ~d sport.swear $15.000 mrl!. bcg1nn1ng 1nvenlor.v. -;52 209-1 training. rllctures & PrN·11rn-, Rub) IO\'o''I grand openin~ promo lll"'nl 11u..1ht> 2 KJ t 11· !Jon !9l61 542-1670 Mr n •n-na ,1ppr..1"al 11\ 1•1 Laffey ~IU 1100 -'1 r ~.1 1 J ~ ,. llUSl'llf':."-'> U)A:'<~ Conf1dcnt1:1l A..-.,~1-,ldnc1· ~M& p M204SS Mow hJllCJH, T rwt ~ 5035 •...••.•............... l'n\ak Partv \4>anl.' L(\ I~ MT\.'.lllt'r 2nll Tl):; al lw:i..,onable d1l'rount ·r.~ (1l!Qj 673 29Zi Starting Saturday. September 1st and every Saturday throughout the Football Season the Daily Pilot brings you fl 111'w. t'x1·1t1ni::. prort"'>l<aon.11 root · bJll mJg..Jllnl' ... c1:t1on bringing our n -:Htt'rs the mosl interestrn~. com· prC'ht•n.,1 \I.' and ;:authoritat 1 \ c roundu1> of matl.'nal on thl.' p m ~a me<; to he tdc\ ascd each weeke nd for 20 W('("kS l'loycr profiles. l>Coutan~ report s. p ictures. predtt t1ons. lhc point s pread . in!i1dc comments n n strotei:11es and v. ho and what to wot<'h tor l'\'Crything to enable readers to iict the m ost enjoym ent out or the ir pro footba ll watching. Don't mis!! ouJ. on this chance to have au the football racts At your fingertips. A*•"'_...,_, '"" epece lft tNI -loft.,. 1'.t.MMtoft and ...... , .. a DAILY PILOT a...-. ...... M2·5e71 290/o YIELD $3~ 1)1)0 TU hrh1n'1 $1 llJ fttHI l'ln 1<4 nt•o• ·•".K'Jd•1 1?r•1\1· \ 1,L.1, "lid at S211) 000 pa>' lit , ijl •• 111Prl) dut• IK IO'l' ;~1 li!21i day~ 4!1,1 11 ;J ~ .... nts/ ,.enoltals/ Lost& FcMtd •••••....•••........... 5100 ......••••.•.••.•...... **** LOTS OF LOVE FOR YOUR llRTHDAY *DOTTIE* WITHLOVE FROM YOUR FAMILY **** PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 "<II "n~ 111 111 or com h111Jl1tl() "' 111 "" ror s; J .. , , •• ,,, v. 1t n " f't·nn' l'lnl·hN \d :I hn1·< lnr .! l\/f\.'l°tUll\\0 d"}' E.tlh .>dd11i0n.1I hn1• •• Iii• f"r Ilk .!d")' l'hJr.:< •I ,,, nt1nnh r1 IJI ... ,, F"r morl' 1nr1irnt.111 .. n .Hid 10 plal··· )UUr .1J •• .ii 642·5678 SCRA~ETS ·ANSWERS Giblet lloary Draft Nod 1st - STAYING Some rouples ~urpnse their fncnds by gettmi: rmrried. ochcrr;. by st ay ing married. L.mtlt"-d uoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND ADS ARE FIEE call: '42-5671 FOWMt or lost • pet 1 Call Special Pals holline. m-m·l.235. Lclll or Found a pet? Call Anlmal Aulatance t.eaaut. &3'7·2273. no fee. llak• your ahopp•n1 _..,by -1aa lbe Dally PUot Cla.tnecl Ada. -~ ............. ~ ......... --· .... tt-••• .. ...... ··-..... ---··· . ... PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 llot-11 • .ny 1lem or com· bUIUl.JUO o( tlem~ fOf' f!S 11r "'" "i)Lh a Penny l'1J\cht·r Ad 3 lmtt tor 2 1•on..e<"ul1,e days F:ach Jdd111onJI tin•· 1~ W for llw 2 day~ t:harjll' 1t' :'-Oo \'vmmcn 1111 ads F••r mon• 1nfurmllt11m ,11ul ui 11l11t·•· ycwr ;1tl l'Jll 642-5678 Lost&Fcutd 5300 . ••••.........•....••.. l-tiu.rlt.I 1 w G•1ldem1o•1·~l & 11•·11 II II lll.1t·k mal•• (1••rm ..i n Sh•·phl.'rd llol • "3H IH:V. \HU LOST l 'alnu 1or1•1"1" 'ht·ll I .1l, fl >i. \,.. 111,.:h Dr Lal! 1\1 h Hlk or:1nK1' wht rn;.rk ml?' FPm 'h11rth:i•r "'dfi!lt"4!17 25&1 1!;4 ~ 11,co,t S.\Lt.:KI llOl':"lt \1 bl k l:an & 11.ht 1S.111Jlar U• Afl!han hut 'h•irtt•r huir 1 \" \ta..:nuli J & l!amlltun Tu (' ~ '.I p m ,, n ' I •• ·s .• 1111h sh"w <l11a.: H;•11. .ml !lfH :;.11;.1 S)l.(J H1•11.:ird l11r n•1·1)\ 1>r~ •1t •tnl!nlul rn" f'IJ'f>t'llr1l from• .1r •111 l. .. 1a,: (.'n}n IM Fr i \ul! Ii F'am h1·1rlf•1m l!rt ~1>nt1 m<'nl:i I \:II pl' "all ii I n4tl 5~i \..,k fllr 1 'Im M 1.11 .. t lh• ... 11rol r11r I it! i; t • I b I 3 1· k t J I> h '. "' 111•• r tr I'"' m.il1· 0!1~ l.111.•;J in \~ """'Pttl1 "" •it l'Jnfnml 1-'n f\u~ l!Ah ~t2 l•Jl.1 Lt>'l .\I ..,hl'lllc Ito\' CoU1e1 . SHIU rl'ward C<ail SIH> 1157 I a11 yt1 me o r ol'(J~arttWM LAIC.E REW.ARD! l.n<I ~rt')' o;tnped Tahy fl'malc <"al. v11· N1~ucl & Alm a 1 195 3ll)9 F •111 nil \I d•JJ.!. b 11.. 11. br•111.n 111.:irk~~. mi'<I. \lr,1 t<W~ 011 h:it k (I 1,1<, I Ti t FOl':'\U Claitn or adopt 't uunj!. (l·m Gcrm Sht>µh•·rrt hlk & tan \!al• tn, 11l<1n •d Gcrm Shrph<'rd m1 x puppy :'>1.llt• Adult. "ihepht>nl \laJamutc• mix hrown & !!rt') Adult. 1na II.' l'oin- ll•r h, cr & 11.ht S11mck1t · l<'n" Wh 1ll' rahhll . othe r o; NII Anima l 'ilt>lter. 2fiiU San M1J?ul'I. ~II ~·3650 found l\.ITIEN Fem T .ibby abnut !I wl.'ek-. \N'\ lmahll'. kitty hnx trained Muc;t find a home F' ound m F' ou n ta w \ ,1Jley 962 56..'iS aft s :10 Joi)Untl r e m. Ca lico Cal l-1ower nr Irvine AH•. l'-'' If not c lai med . nl'l'd' good homl.' 1"'5 3511 Found Money· fM-7447 bel5·7PM Ut.t Fem wht Cut, orng t'ars 11ose, vie Lag Brh. Blul' colla r. 494·604!1 . •*1 2fll9 R!-;WARO. lnst Sh<'ILY dog. tan & whil e. any info ap- prer1ated After 5pm. 646-6145 -------Los t Hvy gold chain hrare let . v 1 t·. Colto n 1Lugonu. Npl Shores. Reward ofrered. 00 l878 f ound· s kinny m ale wtute-crm Saluki? m ix. bm nea collr. 640-7437 l'"OUND Part Doberman. bllt/brwn, pregnant. ~d anger & Golden West . HB. Evs. S!M-5411 Found: Brown Ooberma n female. S.:em s young. Design Plaz.a, NB. 8/2 1. ~ Lost: Reward for aml blk fem CAT 1 YT. Ans to "AMY". Flea collar. Vic. Redhill ft ~l'Way Ave, CM. 556-1801 Found : F. Shepherd / Olllie m.lx apx 9 mos, ~~ / Wll1on, CM. FOUND: Brn tmledog, older. Vic 'l'Wrtfty Gaa , Station, ltth St. C.11. $9414 FOUND : Shepherd AIOals mill pu.pPJ, vie AlfOli A.. .. P'alntew, SA.S9illev• Q CMILY PILOT .. • IJll M19Wuls• 11M Ml9Wm ' "" -·················· ~ ................... e..-.r .................. . W&W.•o r e -al • ~. Servi~ Rout• R•P ~ ;;...;,.... ;;i a !~ Mell Bk'1Plll Pw......a Part trim•. aay ln Tahiti. U.C Z2 \o TP!MPOkARV ""'*d.ay morninP Your Jan ~lb Call Darty ~today to work own rell•bltt r •r mion Cll\ V~°'-16 art'OUnUl\I • PlerMaM WQria DZ+ pr bookhe pln• a1al•n mu l»-Tiae lhsilW\J MJ\SSAGt: ,. "" lbb/anMI U c lhHC'Ur lneftU Worll t lOH lo Alfl'OMC111Vt: Outtall .. H .... ~\ll your~ Artta t lt1rlla , LOTMAH MICIRll~ boollkee~ra. •t<'oun -...--..1 ... _ •~1 h,..• ...,.. I.rt' ~ Ul~t ,.,_,,,,. n ~ "'""'Y • .. ,. •Ollktil• ~ Count.r •ti u.t lo~ll urne, .. ontlay lh1 u ' W t·-f'ridjly, 8 to). <..'aill J 1at•ll 11.Ut iAM ~ 3'149 or ftJOr'e orma ..,,, 11t Gll 4432 Rotlet1 IWf I ·IAIU ... -•POXYLADY • Ol.J1CAU. ONLY •c-h +• TOYOTA-YOlVO ZJ:l3 No ftr\M.dW a y •t7J..l IJI • ..,_Cold.wU Bankf'r IQllUarbot Olvd Rkt& , Santa Ana C~T A MI'~ 17141 Ul--410l AUfOMOTIYI ACCTS~A.YAIU :.47 ~ cl.•• Jl: ...... ...,. l S f.I C»mlno kt-•I S&n c.'1.,m«itl'. 1-u 11 y 1t ,. Fl,K AW( 4V2 Tt!lll U..&Ylclli •o.tc .. -....ege. ,_.._,_of It 24Hr us.nil O.C. AIRPORT SICT'Y & ESCORT •SHVICE• Spec1a l11 1ng 1n IJui.1 nessm l·n . rv,111c 11 l' welcome 739-5248 24HRS. AOL TX MOVIES fUI & SS. 20·1, •1fC Call .luhn894 536<1t)rH!"1 1176 •SEQUIN• &CGrh&M~s 7~ 87lll. 54H ~>2!1:! Great Cornpmiy OUTCALL Z1 hn. i;.t I Olli() (> \I 1\1 \ MC /VIS.A Ill I \( I JI'»' rl'•· ,11·\ 'M.I ~.:.n P~ ~ices 5360 .....••.•...•.......... \rt• )l1U J t.11-.1111' •1l1;111 l!•tUIJ.! Hit ,1 liU"-IU• ... ' l t I ff fn1111 I 11 11.n• ' I .111• .1 t1.1vl'l1111: ..,,.,.,,.t,1f\ I .ill IJrcntlet H!ll 7~M0:1 5450 ..••.••••.....••.•..... J\llU.INE ( '0 1 ll'ON~ (.'n.'(j1L f·an1' a1·1Tf1l 1·1I Huy &:II 11111111\o•l Lw Murr;iy ·.., 7'111 W .Sa nta ll:irhura .ft vt·. Lt\ !•M1:n :!1:1 Z~ lllZJ t-Xl Ill I .I ~( ltiSIN t·:~ ... 11 Vil: I·: l\11"J"lrt. T11ur-. ll•Jl1·h W1·rltl1n it'. ·1 r .1v l•I 11 1• a )>" n <• Ii l ,. r :1 l 1• ' 'Al ~ ~nt& Prwpclr'ation ·······•·•••··········· Jabs WClllffd, 701 S •.••.••....••.•.......• v1mp . Nuri.e. etc l.v 1n $40 day 1-'rec lo trvl lt1nJablc. Xlnl. rd 171'1 I 1<71 642!'> Wunl lo rc-l11c a \e 111 N<."WJ>Ort Reach /llu I boa Mature. dependable. 25 years e xperie n t'c 1n 1"1n a n<"e . L ou 11 In t.erV'lewer/Loan Officer, Personnel. ~·3181 llous ck'eeper. part t ime or fuJl Lime Debra 497 20J.t ln<'al R•.a.l tlll1tlt' f1rrn • • ., .. 1.., Acrh 1'11y 1t blr dt!rk lor v»rlnu~ ofr d•IU•'$ 111d1a<11n~ 1 Yvtnl( & 1111111( Xlnt frtnl(o• ~Ill\ <:a ll Walkc r & 1 • .,. •. l'rr¥1tllltil l>c·111 for lt,PPI. 114 ~:l!I I H :! 1-:0,.; M ... I\ l' ll111tttnK T t-dw11•11111 Knowltitl!le of mcth\XJ!> toub. matcn11li., & t.'flWP ~ In tlu:. field Ap1>I} ut 1 'upu;truno lJ n1f1cc.I S..·huul 1>i .. 1 41itl 1215 AJdtoM~ Utilit y & lite m 111n teruull't' Ill lowly llunt m~on Reach apt bwhl mg Excellent poi.11 11111 for rdircc w I M 1ffi\' m.:charucal <1b1IJly /\pl + !>al;iry. 521 ·K54 I l\n.'.wcnni: Servin ! Do You Uh a Job WffhaChallftMJ9? We nced operutor for llpm 7sm shift /\pply m per..<11'1 228 1-'ore:.t I\ ve L.al(w1u ~aC'l1 AalWM'"J Sft'•iU l'BX OIH'r a t 11r.., f11r a ll'kr>h•rnc a n ..,wrri n I! 'l'rVll't· t•xpen1·nl'rd or will lr.1111 Hill l1m1· •ir part ltrnc !>h tfb 11va1la hi•• llay,, <11l1·rr1•1•111 1·~1·rnnl(.., •tr ~r<JVf• )olltl \tu ..,t h" alll1· I•• "•11 k "'"'"' w1·1·k1•r11I, ,., pong :I!, wpm rl"'IUlr•'(I M:t11\ ''• l11"1wl1t-. .1v:ul<1h,,. l'h•:L"' 1 .oil M •1fl 1-'n ";1,,1111111 bl1md ;, r••<t ( ·,.,.,lu M1•'<J Jrt·.1 l\lf"J)fort .1rl';1 f 'Jll :>-1:1 ·IZ:Jfl \I I'' .. f I ... \l'I \lt\N1\1; f·.H t*tu ;,:, 1Hlll"° 1n ( f1".l .J M•·"• .,;, rwr d , 11111>11· w I I •• " k k II I! I ' I' ll1,...l1.0111I 111.11 111 •·\11 t ':di Id<! .iU'l'I 111 I;! I 'I l ~.:. ;O(!,, ARCHtTfCTURAL OR.AFT &IMT. l:11rnn11·rt 1<11 1111 ti•·"''" I 1rm Ill "" II .... ,.c1.. Ill I t• I fll I'd I ,, I 1· ll. '• I 11 r <1 It per "HI 1' X I 11 t ).(mwth potential St.-1111 l<.l~Uffil' J\dll52() IO \' I) T h 1• I) a 1 I v I' 1 I 11 t N1•w..,1>1•P1·r ·1· <J ll11x IYill. 1·,,..1 ,1 Ml~a. Calif ':llJUI ARCHITECTURAL 1-'ull trm<' ofl' h•1) to 111akl" d"ltVl•r11•-.. run µrint 1>. f ile clr:1w111 i:,, hanllh· 'uppl11·-. rnu't ha v •' 1 a r < • ,, r Ii 1 n YarT\IJ ruJI 17 H 175<! 551i7 /\rt11'lS Qu1t·k 10 rn111 portru tt'> at OIJ'l.'n lnl!'· ri· al ,1·aricatur1·i.. I' t'f'. ..a1am-<l 494 97!>3 ASSEMILHS J>nnled c1rc wl board/>, wtre harness a ssembly. ~ime ele<.1.ro-mcrhanical experience. Mini mum five years cxpcrtt:nre l<ap1dly ex p ;rncJ 1nl( Oranl(e County firm. ex l'cllc n t to mpan y benefits Contact l'a l Mills SS7·9051 t;qual Op portunlty Employe r . ..... W«Mhd 71 OO Assembler ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIECISIOM ACCOUMTS 1...,..tt.•v Alli ASSEMILElt ~g Positron a vallabll' 1n Manufa(.1.unn~ c11mp11ny needs pcl"MXI for llll fun1· tiuns of acc·ount:. n· ce1v«tblc. mclude11 It lYll rnJ(, minimum exp1•r rcq., m anua l :.ystem Oata Power , 3328 W 1"1rsl St . ~an ta /\na ~TIOO t\ccounllnt< clerk for C I'/\. No. Lu~una, $3.50 per hr 494-0431 ask for Ka lh y ACCOUNTS P'AYAIUQ.ltUC RapjdJy eitpand1n1t firm seeks enthus1a11t 1c in divldual for Accounting Dept. lC>-key by looch. bas ic a ccounl1n l( knowledge. general of flee ~kills. Conl•ct. Pat Mills, ~7-flOSl. E .O. E. mechanical utisE"rnhly :.hop Must h"vc )(•>t>fl mechanical a 1Jt1tud1· & rmnual dextenty MuNt be fam1har with n • w11rk. troublcshoolmg , dnlhn).(, reaminl( " p rCS!\1n1t M1111mum 3 y ears t•x pcncnce. f:xccllcnl cr>m pany benefits (;ont11L'l P al Mills, 557 ·90r.I . f: O.E. Assist lo Mgr. sm mfr noods rc hablc, sha rp m div, duties incl'd pulhnl>t ~. 11h.tppin~ UPS, 1n ventory control. Apply 1n person btwn !iAM · 12 noon.837 W. lllhSt. C.M Alet. Af/f M••IJlr Co uple wde -ofc. hua ban d ·m alnt. 200 Uruta, Oceanside. ex pr. reqd. TSLM~ M2·1603 Accountant: 3 yrs up, prefeubly in prepar11 tioo of corpor ate & Alendanl Tool Storage. penoo.81 Income tax re· lrnmed e>penlnl( for 1n tu.ms. CPA certificate dlvidulll with a machine desirable. Xlnl benefil'I 1bop or high 11chool Anreuive NB firm. mech8ll!c•I •rta b•ck· Salary commen11urate sround to ina~ct. clean w/n p. Send ra ume to & ttore precision lnjec The Dally Pilot. Bo• 562, Uon tnc*k. Xlnl 09por. lo CM 92627. All r e phea learn about the plHll<'a et.rkUy ~~ lndultry ts qualify for • niPd adv~ment. Day ult.le Miss MuHet 111\ on Iii llhlft poeltlon 1l•r\lna Tulfe\, alonl( c11me a waiet1llUIOperhr. 1pkjer and read in the CJMCO 01lly Piiot Cla11111fl •tt 385 Briua Ave. Cott• a«:tlon abOOl Miu Mui Mtta. fefl Tullct and tiout(ht ll 5*44IO ror •. 95. You c·11n io.-11 yaur tulfrl and loll\ of olher things throu11h Dally Pllol Clanlfled Adi. call "2-5678 SA&.ISPMSOH Y.11pe'nenre1 pre f"' rnd. tt.Cl'riltnl wvrk111lC ron d1 lXIM 1n wt'll t'lll11l.ih11hc1l •lut•· t'rtnl(e bt·11.-fll11 Ai"-"Y tn lJC• "on SAIL C .. VaOUT '°os.c ...... ,. LAG-UH.A HACH 494-1 Ill 54 .. , .. , AVJ'OM<n'IVt-. PA YIOU ft.lASf ",:Xpt:nem ·4.'(J ooly ('0111 wt~·r e-.~ncncc hcl!)ful Sulury open ('unt al'l 1-:va 11.au.'>cr Ill CONNELL CHEVROLET ·~ ffJJ f.,I Jl1' I 11t-.l\\H -"\ 546-1200 l\lf l'OM(rfl Vt-: TOYOTA & VOLVO MECHANICS 4 cJuy work wt·~k . 1111 111.:hts .f-:X('('l11•11l j}J\ ph111. 1-:x('elll•nl rnmpany bt'flcf1t... Opportunity f.,r aclv1J nl'~mt'nt v. 11 h a f1n wl('1ally :-.lro11g impo rt c11•11lcr. C-0ntac't St·n 11·1· MIU URLEIKE TOYOTA· VOLVO 646-9303 540-946 7 1\lll'C >MC Yl'I V 1-: RECEPTIOMIST 1n ~1·rv11•1• l>\'fll 1 .. • 11L-.wt•r ph•uw... ~,.,,, lw .1 f)J1· l ll U"' :1d 1ltrq' Ill ,j I' h I n I' & ' If Ill 1• .1ut11rn11ll\I' h:ll'kl:r11u11d prt·ft•rn.;t I 'all Mr 111" ROY CARVER ROUS ROYCE 640-6444 11.i1,,-.1tt•·r pr •·f ""r h•111w In 1111' '.I :\I "' ir. l \r •olib . 1!•11•1 d1 1 .. •111"11-. \11111 t 11111 fr I ,· ,., 1•1 I I' \f l>•·1w11d.1 ltl1• ,,_.r..,urt "' n I• 11·111 .. :o:t 1;'1.11, l<"I i &!1 I' \-1 ll.dov'llll·r full 11111• 11•.11 llt'r•, •,1 h1•1l11l1· f.,1 •l1tl" 11ld . IJrl'f Ill\ :\II h•llTll' l~I l:!f,;, 111\llV~ITr .. :ll !'><'IJI Ih m I.Ill:•· for ;: & :i yr .,Jff, 111 my homt• <l!l:J 71\X:J J fl fil'M II I\ H Y S I T f 1-: It Nt-: .. :01-:D l'<irt l•rn•· f.,r :1 h•J)'I. <Jfkr )>d l•111I 1-.I (' ,, m 1 n •1 Sr h • 111 I "r lll•ntu~1· l'etrk an•:i ('.di ~,,.,~ Hiih~'>lllf'r f11r I \ r old ~rl , our htJrn•· H :111 I I~ M1m thru Fri "'kd y)> L1tv1 nR m 11thl'r l ) ,,,. 1w;.~ a ft 51101 tt/\BV.SITTEH. mJl1m· for tc«t1·her.., 2 y1·ar •1ltl !'tfy home, hte h1-<"W11rk . own t.ran. .... c xpcr rcr· ... n:.oefd Aft 6f'M. 841J 4H7H Hllhys1t1.t-r for T eacht•r's fi mo otd ~1rl Pr<'h•r m home M1>n 1-'rt. H :1 30, lrvme ~ 1052 liaby111U.cr want«..'<1 for 2 t·h1ldre n. 2 or 3 after ntlfn'S, Ol:'l'a:>!\lllnal even 101(., S51 ·Hl71 81\RYS ITTt-:H All 1l ay 1'\Je, &Thur11 My h•1m \• ti() wk &15 0 I 28, f..45 Hl'Y., &hy1>1ttcr. 4 fi hr., tluy, 3mo old , Irv ine Cl""n Tram1 & rt'L Gil flilY 562 11285 &nlun~ 1T:U.ER ~crt Timir l)rJWTM!y S avings & L•1an ha11 an openrnK in 1l)> O>llla Mt.~11 bra n <'h for a part timt· teller Sav•nll" & LJ)Ull <>r banking e.11 per pn,ofcrred Must be 11blc' t11 work Saturdays Xlnl wl)rk1ng l'Ond P a id va<'l1t1ons 1-'or furthi>r info <'Olllil!'l Mr "1ahcr ty, 714-1142 7422 1-:Qual Oppur 1-:mplyr H1111k mg Stat111tu:ul T y111Nl Xlnl b e n e f i t s. ex pcncnced only plea~c <.:all for 11ppt. 640 5100 Carol or Murtln. AMlllCAM STAnlAMK Benlung TIUH Experience prcf'd for our CM office. Please ca.lJ G«>r1e Wagner or Doreen Ciotta al 546-2300. C AL I FORNIA FEDERAL SAVJNGS It LOAN _ Eq~ ~~Y Emplo~e..!: Banldna Tai.la ..W ACCOUMTS • Part Ume permane nt. typln1 r equired. Will coneidet trainee. can for 1pp't. Joan· Muaelle. --1 Mlll"81 S.vtnp ft Loan SJOC.rolnode f'Atrella s.na.m.n~ ..... Oppor Empl1r WI wttll EAllCI lt'a a BRl:UIC ~Adi-.-. .. .W,W-'94 71 ....,W..W 7100 ....,W..e.4 7100 HllpW..e.4 7100 HllpW..eM 7100 HetpW_.ed 1JOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• • IWatlNO TB.LEI TO $900 ................ e 0I11a1W Teler te ~ ... ...., ...... ., ateff. Oet9el•t ,. . ~"!'.l .. • .. ........ ~ • wl ... r. C•U c.ry .... .t: 972-9955 CARRY f 'OX AGt:NCY Nt;Vt;R An;..: A.LJ. JOBS l''Hfo:t; 1616l4te.S..,... Sh 110, s..to Ana Open 1-;v..,, By Appl Hanking FULL TIME TELLER W l' 1· u r r 1• n t I \' II u v t' ,., alldlJI•· rn 1t11r "'"!.' Ml~d br.1111 h J 1-'vll T 1m1· Telll'r 1,.11o1t11111 n, . .,,, •>ti bar k.:r•111111I w11uh l 111 du1Jt-pr,., 111u' .., <'-I ti;mk1nii ur I l•l.tl• •I 1' J,ocn 1•1w1• w .. olf .. r "" l'l•llf'lll ''""'1"111\ 10.1111 IJt'flt,'flh ,lfl(I 11111\JH'tll I\ I 'litrtmi: '>al.or y l'lt'.V••' !'all M111·y /\1111 l'lun11111·r <it 1711 t !17~ :rJIU BRENTWOOD SAVINGS & LOAM 11.111 \•IJrr" ,,,. C.J'>t ,1 \.11· ... 1 l .1 'flf,,'f, l'.0111.JI I >111••rlu111t \ l'.mplH\l'I \I .. lv\."l;l·dNti R.E.L. Loc.t Proc•uor Thi' poMtiOft r~quir~s l I yr. pr•.,lous ~•·1 periftK•. for appoint·' mmt pMCls~ cotl: LOR-1 RAIME MILLER AT: I 1714) 973.37 24 ,!M, llUklAa •'D LOAM Pl.AT· llOIM SICUJ AIY Sooth Coa1t N1tlon•I 0.nll, 1111 Independent bAnlt. Mt Sunnowt1r St, t "M MO-~ fX>E U.rber Styll1t l4 man111Cc part Ume. 631 11677 T ut:a >'n, IHI, Sat/ u ~. t•ve11 ~IX0f lillllnl( u p cr. l't'f , I ~ lOPM 1-·o r Bur rouah• l. tlOOO Po1t tinu m11ch. Kacr1t r o r will train Apply Ml tl:f1 w UkhSt ,<:M b>at Ma111ten11nc·c- Matur e 1rt•11 p1J n 1n d1v1dual needed ro r gmeraJ boat mamtcnan t•e trep at r Hou r 'I fl 1• x 1 bit. f ull 1pJ rt t11n t'. ... a111ry <'1>mmen!\urnt1· w it-xperrence t S4 S71 t:x~nc-nce p ref erri·d. re(eren<'t!'!I reqwr t-d <.:::all 714 bi~0060 IOOIOCH:PEI F /C J'cr.rllun with 1:>r•Jm1n1·nt Fu. .. h hi l<<"•JI b , t Jl\' I 11 ve't 1-·1rrn Xl11t •JP ll'H'lWlll) l,IO Oll;I C.UHlll •'bll lime aood pay· G~ company s loc• t.kna. O\ler 18. w.-luct\. Metro Ca rw•ah, Z9SO Harbor HI vll C M UencllJ l.arae lruurance Co haa ltM>tldlat-e openin.c• C"'4I T ypltt Xlnt <lppOl'tunJly to tr•ln Type 45 wpm. heavy phonu. VIHIOUll ofc dullt11 ...... _,..,_., 55 wpm. I 2 yrtl. axper .,, c1v tl lll11tatlon o r personaJ 1nJury. 6 mr1 d1 rtaphotw. jtood s Pf' II 1ng aptitude . 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Nl Ott out linw. l40 + per1hJlt1f quallfled Xlnt benefll1. Apply 1n person Bob'• f•mlly Ralt.aurant. 10 !;() t:I C11m ln o He al. H»n (..'1emenlt! Cook wanU!d. p /l for 1m rc"tr f'll'••»nl <·1tnd Will train. aomn ••P prd 6 73 1670 •nd ~720 Tun thru Yrl day Co'Jlt W*IIL('(I for litilllHI Rail t;xJ> req Mt 1-. <:11 II 6'7~Bl4 9 Noon t;O ()K w ant r tl f 1ir ~ K1tt:h1•n N11tun.I ('ood.i; R.etil. (;"II or ""''IJ by 1750 StJ Cit llwy Lag. Bch. 4lJ7 37 llJ Co 11 m e t 1 r 1 a n f ,, r Wf'8tmin'itt>r ,..,,r i.ppt Ann Nichols ~:ll 43lJ (; o ti N S 1-: I. 0 It Ml\NAC;t;f( TltAI N l'.I': prt lune 4 hr,Jta1ly &. lull ltfllt' f<<"I. ITUllurf". w1•ll groorn .. cJ lutly f•ir ( • ,, u n ., (' I •1 r c; 111 r 1 ,, Manh11ll "1)(un· ~11l•m no 1• ''I"' r n ... 1• (' " I I '~?P' u,,littr h1·h1. ti.1k..r ' .1-. \lt\lant ~1ht h;1\1· \'li:JJI'' Li~17~1 C'•1u11ter P''"•111 1•.11t' i.irL,uJU1nl. l ull 11101· 1n 1·h•hnl! 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(I 'II I I \I •• I , ' r1 I • ,f'\f •-. .• rr •'• ' .r1 l•·r •"' 1 • 1 I \I I • lL I •I• 111 1111•,f, t.r r •. ,, , • ., I ·~ I I l lhl I ttl I ' I '/t.Jll ,, I I •,,,Ito 111111· CUSTOOl>.H fl f ' • • ~ 1.1" '•ti Hf d ,; • ' ~ I ' i'1·t t ·•1•1 ·• "" .. I• • DINf Al PtriudontUil nffd11 full Utne H iil. f.1tp11nded dullH oppty X K 11y ~hew retid f'.x~r JKef'd Sal•l'Y ()l>en Call IMZ-Mll fJt-ntal A111at•nl, JilHI Ufflf' JI!• ,,,,. bearh 11rl'll fl".ndn '1fflt'f' X Kay f'JC f'" '""' M7 ZIJ DIC SICUTAAY EJCcellenl 1ecretarl al llldll11. ~amlc envlron· ment fUf' per.on who can work 1ndrpende ntly . $1200 m<>nlh Send re· llU_ITlt' in ronlldence to: <)lillnll Aalwl'~ • :w11 Sim Nlcolll.ll, Nt!WPort Beach tJ2JllfiO to:itp. back ofhc~ for h1.18y ped1•trrc 111n '11 office t\lll tune. Cl44 -0070. 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"" " \\\l\r1•ftfl1 J--:..1,11t ·f •ft~ttf 111 ••I DRIVER~ J 111111 ~I· H \I 1 I ,, t 'l I•\ I ',,, I ''' •••• Cht-<ker Cab l,.tl •!r •"·• • ,1 r II f ;n.....oo. ,, 1(;\ I '1.C I"'' .11 ftf •I I I \ ,,. ... , If ft I I • I I 'I I ~ if~ , I f I I ', d I "t I I 1 t •I I 11.. I 'I l l·.1, I • •·l •••• 1.1 ·.i 11 \I 111 I 11 ,f WELLS FARGO BANK I 1111-.. Ill' "' Ill I• t ltt11·fll \1 J t ,,, llu• I t ·I"' \, \U\A.pU1 • lul1. Ii.I '\ I ••• 1 I ''i 1 t 1 r I I r11 • 1 ~ If I< I • t • • • • ... ,. 111 "', ,, .. I I I "If,,, ' " t~1u;.il IJµp<1n un•l) 1-:mpl11y1·r \f ... UANKINf; TELLER J\11 1•x1·1·ll1·nl p.orl 11111•• •1111•.1rt11111l \ " ,f \ .11111111 .. in •11tr S.in 1•.,.1r" •1lf11 °· Wl• rt· "-t·••km~ .1 I 1•ll••r whH w:i11l., t11 1•11;11y ·• flt-x1hll.' "h1·dufoo. frt·•· IJill'klOll ;ind fn·1· 1 ,,,..,.r upp11rd <'x111·ri1·111 1· " prdcrn•d . l1ut wt• "Ill tr ain Y'JU 1 f )"JU h.I\ 1· hllhl lypin~ \lCtll!. a11cl :.IJmf' 1' IJ 'ih II' rl II j.( f' \ pcn t·nct• l 1leuw • ;111 1\11 nettc Me n n1· 1:i 1:1 1 2'14811 1 for more 1r1 fflrrn:ltHIO RDEUTY FEDERAL ScrrillcJa ..ct LOCM Atatt An (';qual ()p11ly Employer TElLERS Ful~crt Tlmir Our lw11ut1l ul ('11..,ta Mes a o f1 11·1• ha-. 1m Int>d1atf' op11•1r tu111t11•' for 111d1v1dual11 wh•1 want tn learn bankinl( \k1lh We'll train you tn Tr•ll1·r f1"111'f'<.1Uff'!> if y11u h.1\1• hl(hl typtni;t 'lk 11l11 uncl i.om P (',JSh lf'rtni: ''"' pl:n enf•t• Tht•)>t• p•1)>1llufli. o ffer toµ '>lar11ni: :, a I it ri c ., a n ti g fl' .1 t l)lmef1t)> 1ndud10K frc·•· cart'(!r apparrl 1'11•11111· call Annette Mm nc for ft')')(e 111 format ion FtDBJTY FeBAL • .,. & L04M ....... 616-7071 Equal 09pty employer BAlllNG OPPORTUNITl •l"••.f'.tn.. Rd•ted experience r.: Cf'ired. 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'•ttTI•· f"\Jft•fff•flt t· pf• t•·rr,.•I [111 r"''"' ,1d oJ1 llllfL' -.I.\ 111'111•. ~I.o r I ~1 t~I fll'f hr •r,1 1.\111 !:•I\\ ll;p -..11 ,., I ( ''"'·J ,,, ,, '"'I ll·•'' ... ,. •fl 111111 I I' rrtpl•t\ • I lt•1lwrl !11·111 "'""•'"' '----------Gf:tUiRAL OFFICE TRAINEE CAR RENTAL AGT. I' l I rn ,. Ill •1 r 11 I fl I' ()f1J.111!•• ('11 ''"1"'" ·'''"I 7~.:> 711111 {'.1r .,.,,..,h 1-;rnpl•I\ mn1t ,, " ;, II I " r •· .1 r w . " t:i 1·1t'>hll'r F•ir tnl r•r 111t·w 1•al1 l»4 .WJI CAR WASH HELP 1-'ull & l•urt time IH & ()~1·r MfrrRO CM< Wl\Sll 2950 Harl>rir Ill <. M CASI II ":HS. full or p6trt IJmc.• Apply 111 11t•r .. 1m lJ n 1 l y (' .1 l ii I 11 1.: Showroum. ;Jlt(I 11 .Jf lior Hlvt1 CM E () "; (;A'llll l-:1ts I ;1·n 1•1 al 11( f1 c 1•. <'ltPl'rll'IH'••fl 1111rt lt 1n1· S3 5iO hr 1\ 11111\ 1 h1• ":arr., Plumhin~. l~'l.1 w l.mc·•1ln. J\11alw1rn ('all fA2 17:...J t•)ll 11 ~ASlll !-:It. llc•a•I (',...,hu·r at ('11!<ola Me"" ltr.111C'h :-.\11r1• 1'\tll t11r11• J1<i-.1t111n fut' ll'\:J tun• 111•r,11n Ex l"'"•··n1•t"fl 111 n 1:.h1••r111i.t. tf'll•phon1·. Ill k••y . 11111 ht•illlcP('ptnK & 11lh1·r 11f (ice dut1e'< No t v111n.i $t 00 per hr Apply Mun f'\-1. IHpm Thi' Earl'' l'lumbtn.i. 1SJJ W I.in <'oln, /\nahe1m or '.111 1142 175.1 e)ll 11 CASllH:H nt• .. tll'll pu rt umc hrs morn & ev1•, avml /\pply H1 IH'r""" ST ANDA RU s110 .. :s 'J:ff7 S fln11lt>I f ' M Q111lller (or d ru~ !I tort• Exp. prefCl'l'l'11 302\ .. : Coas t ll w y, t.:dM 67J..~ CASllERS UTOTEM MARIETS H•r I ,. \ '" 11111 lJo.111 j ">( '\ II 111 . I I \ I. H ' I" r • ir• ~~~I fi4.t1f,t•tl lt'f t1l~lt,f l l,I\ l'h•n1,1I '"1111•·•11\ \111tl ' 111 ACCTG CLERK l 1-·"''" ·'' 1<•·111 •1 11 ;.,,., r .. ,~,1 "" "'\l)\'r ni·c 1., :-. .... 1~ .n I , 1111· r ll ri' " itl't lh" 1:r.-.11 l""1l1'lfl '''"l••n llt'.11 II 11u1-.1.•111l1n~ h• 111·'11 111·:1.1\ ... ll"I \f \' lo0r • 1111 a1Jo11 ""rk111i.: 1·111111 t·:trl) I./\ 'I 1n11·~ h11m1· &'>alan dt:l1\1·r. ":•·•mu • .ir ro• lrvmt• r•,..r,,.nnl'I 1\i'.1•111' rid •\rlulh Onh :! hr' 41111 E17th. (.'1,..1.1 .\fr.,J IA'' 1111) :'11•1 l'l•ll1•1I1nc Sl•·224 t"1:! 1170 $42Jl1c·r rr111n 111'1 r .11.1· ~~ bi.lfl'\f•' honu..,."" • 1!11' JI l~~pon.."i1hlt· fnr I} 111111! & f1linit. mu. ... 1 bt' 11c·1·urn1 .. & f ,1:0.t $650 fll•• lll'ncf lb & t;c•rH' r11 u, ' "l' ,, I 111 n t ' n 1 I 1• cl <.A.-rcbral l':th). ~ti s 71;4'1 ( IJ M I' I\ N I 0 N ll OM ... ~l\K f'.H l11r 1•lclcrly larly 111 lhv1·1\ surr11Ulllf10S.:"' L1v1· lfl ~. rill\\ W knd~ urr No hriu.wwork 117: ... 1~115 COOK. llrl'akf:i..,t \'XPt•r nt.."<' Kcf ~ ChN·k1•d A11p ly 21:\:"L'\ W Const llw y. N B 1;+1 47/UI t:wk & ro11k !I h l'l µt• r I" r .. 'rl l'M. Sat l'M. Sun /\M 11nly HYJ9 l~1y!<.11l1• Ur NII S.•e l'lwf W"d ... n 31'M COOi( ~•e thift Sm11 ll C11n vale1te n l llusp1tul E.11 pr r e11 Thurs thru Mon work ~k 10 t\M tor. 30 PM Apply tn pcrsun Tuc11 lhru T h ur' Th e Gardcl\'I 450 Ghmncyrt. l..aguna Beach COOK Jo~;1n1 1• w .... 1m1n ... 11·1 (; {; art•ui-li:IK ~"'' DBJVEltY & STOQC l'ull ttrm'. xlnt b<·nl'flh ~ llarold. 1l!k\ .. : 17th St Coi;t:.i Mt ... H. U1·h vt'f) . 1• t. 4 :io !lvm Own 1rn11 i., M•JO Fri ~m11• wkn11, r•'(t Mu't bt• •Jvr Iii ~I IJ'll l ()Ph very I' t11111' I\ M. I. I\ Tllnt.,, '100 Jlt•r w1•1•k l..;il(w111 Ht•a1•h 4!M >HOO l)tohvcry 1'1•f)>On Appho 11 UOI\!\ now b<'tnl! t ak1•11 fur w:irt:h ou ~•· t1el1 Vt.·r> helpi•r Nl'w furn1t un• w11rchuu,,1n1: and d1· hw·ry firm l'hon1• for rlfll't IOAM lo N11•11l Starlmlt w11l(e S4 l>\'r hr <iuo<J udv11n1·1•rncnl fur l h I' r I )( h t p c: r:. II II 646 741l!i DC'l1v1•ry. !'\UpplNn1•nlltl tnc">me t::1·11nom1l't1l C'ar n.-cded l\ftC'r noon~ Laguna Ut•a ('h , ~u l.agunll. San Jua n Cctpt1 area Call The Reg111tcr. "61 71 ll DIMOMSTaATC>aS f)-1 & Sal. 10-6. Near your hom e . 1-'oods, & s moll a ppl ian c e s . 714· 768-5573 Y.xpe rirnrt'd dinne r ----- cook, full t1m1•. 'f op Denl•I Ail.lus t Do you wlll(CK. /\pply :i sr,m. no w11Jll u career In Ortho phOnc colh1 Jolly Roic<'r , ut1Uun1t all your ROA 400 S•> Cunt Hwy . 51nllJl'>fl40..0121 l..11guna D!uc_!. Dental Cham11de i\14rlt ()penlnga now a v11il1ble NB. pleuanl l(roup prar for full lime au u1tant lJce. exp pref'd , 4 day wk rt11n•~en on 2nd. & 3rd. COOK Incl alternat111 Sal morns llhift. No expencnce nee. 640-ll.22 , Wetra.ln. Start 13.10 lo 14 lmnwdl•t.eopenlna per hour. Advancement ;ti Dental An11t. O rtho opportunJly for rnanal(e· R chal.ralde, experienced " "*'*' potltlona l.O Si.50 . • ..... ROA pmeared. 1'\111 or per hour II qu•llrl9d. For .. . P1Ut tlmt. Friendly of. more lftf•11111lion at ln· f\ce. 546-~170. ~ '° to,11«• a a.l JOOOt Cro•n V •ll•Y. tl6 ••••I• lslmd Dental aa1't, · ethlcal. IAl'lft8 H ...... •·lll50 .~~~Ne~•~'PoC~rt~Bl~a~d.~~ quality ·olflce. Let 111 or e.U n4 /Wl-4840. :: imu 10U an olfer JOU DRIVERS \1..-n ·~ ,.,.n .... n :.!., ',.,•If 11h l• 1 l\n11\4 lh•· • •1.1 ' , 1\11--, ''I SIH11 ,, "••••k '" rn•11 •· 111.1111" I "·''' 'I 1•ll•1..,. I ,oh I 1.ltt11 \II llo rrrnJnll I-u1J11l .1111 \,1llt•\ ''" .. 1 -..1 •• 111 J. 1· t \4 II '\ l' "°' fl'' Jo• I'. 1-.o• ltrl1 t-:U .<THICI \~ Hl':'ot1l Onl) In $1.1 'l!i:! .">1-17 f'l('\'tn11.m' 1-. XJJ •I. hll'h qualtl>. 111 1·11 .. 1 .\II I.it•· f'Jt'<1n1 6'12 l~I ESCROW SECRBARY Our beautiful N1•w1lf1rt llca1 h and SJntJ ,\nJ "' h~':'o h<iH' 1m mf'\lrnle 01> 1.wirtuml•t'' l11r S.•1·ri·tan with "x rn•H1th' 11r rn11rc· I' X p l' r I 1• II I f' Hc•11l'lfl)>l h1ht11•" .. 111 111 due.le l l'l••11h nn1• 1·un1 mun11:r1t111n w ith lit 11• <.,Nl\pam"' .incJ hl>(hl r•· <-cvt1on dult•"• T vpini: ol ~wpm f\'\IW r4.'e health msurnnc·•· • 1-'rl..tf' dent11I m 11ur11111·1• •i'"t'tt parking •Prol1t ~hunng Pl('asc 1·all (i)r an in terv1ew appointment FIDEUTY FEDERAL --&LctmAtMI (7 i4J 645-8111 ~ual Opportunity Employ(!r EXICSICY/ Ill 1 I ff 1J I .1 J 1 r f '''; , "If I ~ I j 1 I JI p.111\ •••••I 1~11•·1111.tl 1 .. 1 ''ch• 111 r • .,. u •11 ,11111111 I Ill \trjl•t l I ,lft•,1 ::.1 1t;' 1 GENYAL OFACE l'ulilt .. lll'r 1 \1 Juli tao 1•>.pPrH't1t •' fl .. \ I ' ,f r \ I'\ .. lfll• \l'rtl\IOI' 11hu111• ll:irtl ""'lrkt•r., u111\ 1\•h .1111 1• 1111•1)! 1'~•1 'Lil I 911,111 ·~1 11.1\' :i:,; 11'1L 1 l .. r ••Pl•I (;;.,wral OH1c1· 111-. h.11 k ~rnuncl hl'lplul hut n•1l Ill"''"' ( 'h<tll• ,. ,,,, .... 1 \JOI In\ \tt> ~· rto"' lllJ.: n1 l!llOJl.itll•lfl (.';1 II :1:-.1\ :t;'r.I,' c;..,1..r.11 llO~t-:Mi\Kl-.ltS MONEY' .. :Ot'1u.,1a,l11' 1r11hv11luah '"1m 1 umrn t•1 $.!.(~•• h y Thank ,l!I Y lll l:' l>••rn11n ~lr11t1· l ny~ '-•:•lh < '•11111>11'1 1• lr ;11111111! ·""'' dd1' 1•nn)( 11r n 1ll1·• 1 111~ N1·1·d t'JI C'.111 7M ;,~ol !i:111,, 1•olll'1'l 1•1 l>l~·hrw <;1fb .., c; ... lli.:•·t-. ~11.11 Y1•ar ' Ou1 Gf:HHAL OfftCE ln!orm11I em·1ronment F'1Vl' <:irl 0H11•c Joi) ~t'UI rty Company Pa1rl Mc'fllcul f71XI TO ST/\ ltT rnc;m:u SAl./\HY WITII .. :Xl'l-:lllENn . Will Tr1u11 l'or J\ Vitnctyof Oultcil APPLY LlETWE .. :N I :1 l!.53 ProdU1'll11n l'la<'" N1•wport li4·1t~·h Gt:.NERALOfi''ICI-.: TYPISTS SECHl-.'1'1\ll I t<:s A(;(..1'G <:U :llKS l'llX PIJl$1"; Ol'EKATUIL'\ Top P1ty No l"•·t.· Pt111t Wc•ekly MORI ELL TEMPORAKY SERVl<.;t~ lRvtNE 7S2-Wi6 £.0.E M ti'' ,_sett FlllDAY Our company. 11 h tiih ~rformin1t ind1v1d11t1I who can rem11i11 <'•Jm ., func.tlonal under hect1r pr911ure •ltuauons. dr411 H H rtl¥ely W/dlvClr!I(' peraonallt1u ~ hep ~ With our fut mov 1ft1 di.rel'\Of'll. Seer« aria I .... Oflftel tfl· T 1111111 required Typln1 req, 8 lo J. lhorU\and, 11peedwrltlng, ~ Cntr. Jbr}orie dl~t•phone, •t curate ..._aMZ llqual Oppor ltmpjo1er c.n't relUH. HuoUnaton w .. Ad Raauha ea,,,.,. Btach.. .. .om lYP•'¥rlt l91, d el•ll •--------- oriented. !Arrow ex 11'e (MC.t draw ln the ~enct an aduota1e. Weal. • ·• Dally Pilot • I .... Heap, 640-IWO Qaaalf\ed Ad. MJ.5'11. .. ... -· .. .. . . -... .. ----· ------. ., .... , ..... ' ,,., .... ,, • ._ • ..,,~ 11 ....,w.-. ''"l..._w_..., 1100 ................................................. ~ ................. . !~~~ ..... ?!!! Maidl, apply TM Inn at L.t1una, 21 1 N Coasl lfwy, La1W\a Beath Het,W•ted 71 00 ..-., W..e-.d 7100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nunery PIX OPll-~~~ •••• ,!!~ ~.~~ ..... ?!.~!~~~•••••!!!~ .,. II 9 ·n Sl m 64 '72 SU "'78 T. w. 64: 15 ........ , Typlq. payroll. book ...... '°' .. e,W\Q1 ~ co. co.u If•• Conlatt Jim Weddle llU Moaro¥\I ~ 00\ce~~No aborthaad Wlll trala SMary.-.tOMO GUARDS f\all • part llme All ar.i a t . Unlform 11 lur'Alabed A1e• 2& or over R.ll~ wekome No eii-penen«i n« App ty Ul\lvenaJ Pn.it"11on Serv1 r e. 1226 W :ilb ~. Sanla Al\a In terv1ew "°"" 9 12 &: l ' abl t.hru t'r1 HAJR STV1.lb'TS • a1&1s ~ ()pfinma• now 111 Michael G arr11rnn 'it Be au t y s a Ion (.' 1 II f.42>6470 Hardware sale:., Ml ot pt l1roe. Ap~y m peraon. Crown llardware. 3107 E C.OUl Hwy, CdM HARDWAIE Retail Sale!! full ume. 4MO Broadway, Lagwia Bch.. 497.4403 HEAD CUSTOOIAM urgently needed by ltunt mgton Beach City St·hool Dist. llOl·lllQO per m o de pending on exper Apply 735 14lh Street. II B. Ph SJ6..88Sl. Health rood bar on beach has p rr pe>sitlon availa· ble ror attrat'l1ve outgo- ing re male Mus t be pleasant & enjoy wear 1ng casual clothes biJ..2345 HOMEMAKERS. L ight housekeepm~. meal pre paratlon. Run errands, "''Ork full or part time NEW RATES r a id travel UPJO HN ll E A.LT H C ARE SERV ICES. 752-0992 EOE HOST EU f\ill lime Hostess want Ma nulactur1n1 m edical company need a person who Is a sell-atarter hkes detail work. capable o( worklni under a mlcro!'cope or with 1mall paru. Ko0-'6tledf(C or 1older ln11 operataon~ & r eslatance wetdln" proce ses helpful Good benellts Mi s lo.n Viejo art-a Sal ar y t'ommcnsurute wllh experience. Only thost' qualified t.N~king permanent l' m p l o y m c n t . c· a 11 8 e t t y r 0 r appointment 581-3830 l~leaMn. Top I fnr P ut o r full lime Mft«iJ ~' ... lblsecl.,anin¥ Pa.n lime or rull t ime o .. n J~ler Top 1peC'1UI or dtr for mt1 Jew•ler Top pay, lrinae benefit' & 1tlnt work ln~ conds ~e Cnty 979 8134 tran!lpof\at1on Start 1m ---------ICIYPUMCH OPI med. Top tu 873 0968 or 6t&--48'Tt l~et:per!>, ru11 t1me & !>If. good working ~•nd1 t10n1>. 8 pd hohdayr. E (JI:: Bayview Manor, 842-~ --· NIGHTS 3-ll PM 2 Yrs. expe1 Xlnl benefits &c i.aJ I.A· m San JuM Cu po Appl) Mt 32l22Camlno Cap1i.trano Of' Cail 661 ·12'' Ho u sek eeping ll e lp needed, Laguna B r h ~~~~~~~~-1 Resort hotel. hrs n ex, paid vac t bonus. 494 ll96 ---- ·~o,....tor Manne llardwa re Oii.tr Joe m Irvine has 1mmcd opening for person w ,tyr exp, hrs 8·5 Mon Fri. Ma jor benents lnt•I. l'u1d Med & Lire Ins. Paid Vacations & holltla} s Call 556·0540 Co r In lerview, ask ro r Bill ~er.;. F..O. F. ~eeper. C:tllld rare a~es 5 & 7, conking. Private household. l year c>xper. Sl28 pe r week. Room & board. 44 hrurs per week !>(•rma· ncnt. 11.a ror OV('rt1me. Take ad tn n earest Employment Dcvt-lop· m ent Department 0 0 T 301474 010 Ad ---------LAIO. prud r~ by employt'r. llOUSEKEEPERS. Sal t.hru Wed, full time. 1tood benehls. 4000 Hilari a Way, NB642-5861 HOUSSEEP£R No ex p n ee. Xlnt benefits. Bayview Conv Hosp 2055 Thur1n St C.M 642·3505. E 0 . E Unique retail nursery '" loolong for an oulgoln..: person for a rull t 1mr rarry out pos1t1on, 9 ti, Mon to.Fri, please appl) in person 8·5. M F ROGER'S GARDENS t:d. days . Apply in person 1---------• IMMEDIATE PART TIMI EMPLOYMEHT 2301 San Joaqwn llilt~ Road COM 640.5944 J.5pm, no phone calls. J olly Roger. 400 Sn Coast llwy. Lllg una Ueach Hef,'TESS ror fat.h1onable ttest. Lierore l lam. artcr 3pm. J7 1"ashion Island . Hosteu /C aterl "CJ Secretary J::xperlencc 1n dlnln~ mom s upervision & ban· quet booking requlrcd. Pnvate Club. /\pply 1n J)l"rson Wronrs thru Sun tlam t o 3pm 1~01 lkt)~tdE' Or C:dM 1 lostE's:. Xlnt opply lo $400. S750 + "'°""' The DAfLY PIL-OT needs auto route dn ~'ers for home news paper d1'- l 1 ve r y in th e San Clemente area. Musl have dependable t:ar . Seven days. Afternoons t2.:.>-5:JO> M ·I-' & m orn· 1ni;:s on S al /Sun t5 :.>-8 JO I Some collect· inl! rcqw red. Earnings hlL..00 on size or roule. Call 496-6800. As k ror f'01Ster Ouellet or M t.ke Rwh i.upple menl 1ncnmt· ---------Wf'lcome new re111dents Perm p . F1ex h rs. Need c·.tr & typewriter llosp1tal1ty H olltess INSPECTORS F ur p r odu<'t1 o n s ail maker. N • OC Alrport. 979-1483 Service. S47·3095. liiillliiiilmmiim-..miiiiiill ----ln5ulaUon Installers Ex· llGHT AUDIT Cl.Ell Good opportunit y ror a rcllable perllOO with an aplltude for numbers & t·alculator skills. NCR 42llO exper. prt>f. /\dvan cement opportunities avwl Enjoy xlnt. rom· pany bene fits . Apply 91tm·l2 Noon. Mon/Fri. l'crsoonel MAllRIOn HOTEL 000 Newport Center Or Newport Beach Equal Oppor Emplyr M 1F' p·d, for Union lnsul. Co. tnSo. o.c. Call. Gillco lnsulat1on 58&--81.23. Insurance Prop erty & Casualty As~·t. Exper ooc. rrun 2 yrs incld'g typinf:. Xlnt benefits James In s urance. Irvine . Call Maurine 752-0990. E.0 .E. nitsuaAMCE A~Y Fire & casualty. com· m e r c1al l i n es un derwriter. Expt-rlence r e q 'd Ro b e rtsn n Jnsurance Assoc. In«. f)IS-OfQ. Landscape Gardener. publ.Jc ~arden. CdM Full t.ime. Call 673 2268 Mun Joli.1Sam·4pm Leosift9 Loan proce!-os11 r •'X Pt'rtenccd only Xlnt beneht!l. Call Carol .. ~ M 3rtltl 640-5100. AMERICAN STATEIAHK LEGAL SECRETARY to partner n :ow rem cnl!-o Xlnt t y p1n..: & ).hn rlhand . uutn typcwnter exper tlt~•ra ble SA & Tustin area Xlnt .salary t•omm with abiltl)' & exper 714-973-Z\37 LEGAL SECRETARY · for partner in Npl B<'h. law firm Min 3yrs ex per. i.n ht1g auon & busi ness t rorporate Good bene . Please rnll Mr Peterson, at 714·75:.! 2510 LEGAL SECRET ARV MAIO Exp pttf"d. r rt,p 1t MZ 30.10 llttllntenanN'I Handyman ~ !Mint bid& clean up C.M N.U aru Tr1K:k or van dtillrable (o)jll tunc fi~Pttr nee 642 1603 Mlilnt.enanre P /tlml" ;&p prox 2 fTl()8 Pulnlinl( HI' !It!(· 1\urtm area 1131 9081 M11n aicer 1n1ght:o. I rn mediate opening for nii;ht shift ownuger for plua !"hlaurant Some cui.tomer expcr pre rerred Referenres a 1n&M>l. Call tor mtcrv1ew alter 3pm. ask ror J ill or lle1d1, Or1&111fll Sam's Plua. 964 171» Pl.AM'f P8$0tf t'.am wblle you learn Telephone Anawerlnl( Service full llme1part lime Varied 1hirU · 09.ys. afternoon M even· ~Louuonalo We aT\l looklnl ror fin oul11Citnl penori' to work wllh indoor pl1nis " U1c1r mit l.nlerulncc t'\J II lime. 11ome weekends. Hpe.rienced requl r ed Pie~ apply in per•on. M f~$ ROGY'S GA.IDINS ~I San J oaqwn Hilla Road <.:OM 64~5944 Nunes Aldes 7 3. & 3· I I Experienced $3 25 to $4 00 per hr Cert tram 1ng program , 1nex penenced Senior High School students. recent graduates & housewives accepted Mesa Verde Coov Hosp 661 Center. C M 5 4 8 SS85 r~KJON ISLAND ca>TA MESA/IRVINt: TOSTJN 11\JNTlNOTON REACH Ideal ror •tud•nU " howlewivea. Many co bc.onef1l!I lnclud in& paid vacatio ns . Typinit JSwpm E 0 E C11ll ~Mon. tbru FT•. SSSSSSHHH PIRSOMHa Expanding temp help service. needil sharp Dis patcher Interview er Xlnl salary & benefits Bxperience 10, t em porary help a m ust Sub mal r~u~ lo V HESTON AWcJli'I Abbott ......... s.. ()penln1 for lacen5'd u lespeople . lot'ally owned. wtt.h nauonaJ r4! ferTaJ aystem. Exc:ellenl worlt1n1 condlllon1 Earn tooi:i. coaun1u1on For conlidentlaJ app't call 7$9·0226. Exrru Sysumt Realt.on .......... c ..... Full time real estate ul4'I auoclate who re quires substantial 1n com e. 1s des perately n eeded b y ton ;: est a blis h ed. l oc:<1l broker Out s t and1nl( earnlnas availab le Qn 11enero us commi~111Qn split A marvelou!I op portwlity ror the eager professional C&ll Mr l lasungs at 640-550() Real ~tale SaJes ht· Qr wllJcensed Will train 673-T.Dl Ask ror B•ll. the ~nag~ RECEIVING JltSPECTOI · M a nufacluring medical company needs a person who is a self-starter. like s detail wor k with som e experience in the use of micrometers. dtal indicators & bluepri nt inte rpretation. Good benefits. Mission Viejo area. salary comme ns urate with <.-xpcriencc. Only those qualified who art-scckm~ permanent ~mployment . c·ull Betty for appointment at 5Rt -3830. UCIPTIOHtST 'fT needed for Ncwporl Beach Law firm Houri. are lOam 2'pm. Mon thru Ft1 Will train on PB'< Ounens100 Send rei.umt> Ill ad •598. c ,o The Dally P1lt>t P 0 Uo ll I 560 Collta M~a. CA 92626 IU~TAUlt1\N'f H ~LP Part t1mi: Lunch s hirt Counte r help need ed $3.25 per hour Ideal for col leRe st ud.-nts & hou:';ew1ves. Call Ron 2 ~1 pm.~0554 M.+..MUFACTUl.IMG •NURSES AIDES <.:ertJJ1ed only S4 hr Su·k pay_ g Pd holJdays. m ~ur.mre. xlnt working nlndlltons f\ayv1ew Con vale~<'ent Jlo~v 2055 Thurin, C M 642 3505 EO~ T ..... ".IAC. 4500C11mpus Dr .Sll' 102 Newport Beach. (;a 9'.!660 SHHS$SS$SS Rea.I Es•ateSaJ~ c:o..iuioM Paid HHept1on1 ,l t,rr.i ncl Girl. part lime Hours I ., Mon thru f'n Soi hr f.'11r N e wp orl Uc: 1 1 II Developer ~u't hJ''" dependable t•:.ir fl7~·4911• Sailboat Matnt & Clt:anf!. f\Jll time. must have min knowledite of sailooai... m re h (' 11' c· 1 ... y s t e m Nursing NURSES ,\IU~: PStSOHMEl l'l'rmanent pos111on ... 1trnw1nR teml)(1rar)' :.er. ice HL-Sl'On tor in "ldt' t'Ul!lc)Olt'f 'l'rV IC"t'. .ip11l1tant ll.'SllnjL Ill tt>rv1cw1n1< & plal'cment WW.. y °" L..crft Train diret'tly with ,, member of the M1lhon Dollar Club You II t>l' shown step by .step how IL IS dnoe 962 447 4 TIC .... CIAM Medic al Components Cop. a fast growini:: h1Rh tedv1ology compan~ in Mission VieJO 1s lookmi: ror a bright youn~ mecharucal manufat'tur mg te<'hnl(·1an with 2 yrs ul C'omplex mechanical assembly expr M ax 1mum pay <'et m men.<;uralt> w1 lh CXIJI II you reel )'Ou arc qualif1l·d a n d r eady r n r a r hallangc with an ('ltcel chance ror person al & financial growth 1-'<Int benefits. g1\lc us a l'all A'lk for Betty 581 31130 Operungs on aH -;h1ft'I for l1erllf1ed aicles Clas~e-. avaJI for utt'>. r>t•r l\nowlrol(•' & 1•xpenem·1· l•---------m 'et'r\.'lJnal & ~rncral t-:t\HN Wllll.E VOl LE\HN Apply at Fiai;::.hlP Conv Center. 466 t-'1al(~t1111 Htl Npt Uch 642 ts(}14 !'lur..m.: ofl1l'1• r1:qu1 rt-d Wt• r1· I 011 k 1 n i! r or .i t ,.. ·• m pl'r ... onalil) i.11mt-11nf" v.ho ~ u pr1>blcm sol\ er & St•n ICl· onc·nu .. 1 If ,.,,u hJvc a wnst> •Jf humw ,, lu.ih dci~rlT nf nwnt.11 dt'XU'Ml) & n t•x11J1ht) Un 1.k1 '>lrl"s~ & lhnu· on ,, la..-.t µar•· 1 all u-. 1 •11J IJ<I) !)(•neflh t\ t1<mu• Manna Need 2 people· ror hooth attend & I do<'k alll'ml Judy Or lla~VC) &t246.\1 ----- Marine F:ni:1n<' 0•-, tnbulor in Irv intl'~' IC'""· 11lR for ~sistanl I' an-. ~r Exper pref 1n Ill vcntory control. ... h1ppin~ & rece1"ng. exlensn 1• tcle work l'ls t·all fur appt, 556-8620 -- MAUE'TIMG SUPPORT to:xpencrwcd tclcph•1111" pt'OP)e Will find m:iloni.t appomtment:. w11 h IJu~• m~s cxc·cu11n•' lor uur m mpan) orr11·c!-o n · ... ant 1ng. steady ;mu a full llml' p11s1l1 un "'1th .1 rulurt• MURSES .AIDES Statc·U.•n1r11·d 1111h St iH1 per hr XJnt work t•nntl & bell<.'ftt.:. 1 ,u·k pa) ;,~ bed fat•1lil) ll.t) \ ll'\4 Con\· 20!>5 Thunn ~t C M ti42·3505 E ( > lo. 557-0045 r!.):b.!O~ I \,\\ supcn 1s11r (•1r ~1111 .. t 3723 lin:h Strfft cum h~p 1:ood v.ork Newport leoch llU! l'ond Xlnt i>t'nc ~ 1---------· n11rement plan \pph at Fl ag-.h 1 p l 0 •>11' Center ·'60 F1JR'-hll' ltd "lpt lkh ti--ll ~\~ LVN <¥111111!" rm r~t &. ni~l11 'htfb Part 11m1• Xlnl hcnt• c;oncl ... tart1·1i: -; a t a r ~ ,\ I.I ll I ) ,, 1 l-1ai:sh1p < ·ron' C'1•ntc•r 4(J, 1-'tag:.ti1p rtd "'"' I lil:h t'Al llO+l OPF1Ci':·Clerk ,., p1:;1 r .. r marine r11mpan~ l\o.1 ;11 '9:ST CONTROL TraiinH !'>L«Jd' 111b '11r t''I' per,1111 l'ml1l ... hanni: IU"l.IUP hl._tltll .\ppl~ Ill IJt'Nlll Ll•I\ d I • .. ~t l on I rcol ,Jiili ~. Ii' er tt~ ~ \ Photo Studio /lab (;,.II 1· r u I ""'I .. .( j n I "" I ••Unll'r ... IJI•·-"'""' h<i'l' 111Jri1t \ ''' m1·1'1 :11111 il••ol >4'1lh p11i>l11· t1JI ;~1 11 Starlin~ ~JI af) g; oo pr r k n I) 141 I f' d i.: t' 11 r \" I ti hour. in<'r('::i..ci. ... 111 ht> ~~ ~1 l'lumhn t-. ''' 11 t••p.111 pl11mh1•r 1,.,,.,1 II·'' "'""l>I l'lumt11ni.: & 111-.11 IOj.! I.I~> h.'il.'°1 frequent and 5ubstant1Jl Please call ror ;111 .1p pomtment 557-8282 1:;.quaJ Opportunil) Emplnyer Mamed. employed but want to make mort> in your spare time" Call for appt. 4!).1·5_168 __ _ Mlclcal Reception full tune Front & Ua1·k "' c 64().4650 Mc..-dical Back Ofru·c Exp helpful hut no t nec~sary. 847·ft585 for appt M1!d1cal f"ront Orr. <'£l t:xp on insuran l"<' & phones. Train on t•om put.er. 847-~ ~t- Med.J.cal Lab loc·atc-0 in <Xhrt-W11rk. p.irt t1m1· lilt' l) pin~. r1lml! I lour' nl•\lbh• ;'.\il'\i.'port lk•a«h '65 :'W4rl OUite Help. pn•,l1J.!1nu' :'\ill I.aw f'1rm -.t·i·I.' IJnght fl"!>P > ouni.: P•'f""n tn run errand<; d.. ai.,1i.I w lit<' ofr 1tul11'' Will tram ~ust l.c.• al lt-.1<.1 IX. w \alJJ Cal.Jr Un\l·r~ L11· & lJ""TI 1·ar 12 !'! dJ1I' SJ hr w mil n•1mbur"•t1 L'ontat1 Mart> r..io 5t>.'l41 aru-e help \i.,lrlh'il. full llml· Aµply in J>{'r,un 350C'1mlon. L" M Painter -; help«r :\o 1•\ pencnC(' nCl'l'!-o~an S.I 0<1 per hr !:151 t"'82 • PARALEGAL Medium sized dt'f('nM• htJgallon law (1s:Q1 In Npl Brh c;eckc; full t1mt• trained paral•·i.:al ""Ith nne Lo lhret• ) r" la ... r1• lated PXpt•nc•nu• Start 1mmed1atch :-..i1;1n rompct1tl\ c• Tt•lt·ph•m .. ~a 1 I i.. p 1 l' Im,, n 7l4 1f>G (}\31 p,,...,,uon .. n""' ,, .11l.1hl·· 11 .Ill ,IC UlP p,\ C h1Jlt11 l'lwrapU!lt \l 1h JU llttl l!r.1m (";.q 11 ... trJn•1 I\, nw ~:J fln,v1t.1I "" r l1111k1n1: th1· '" 1•.1n in O:in.1 l't H:'o-I ull t 1n11 3 II. R~ full l1mt· t 1 , k..'J nO<Jt pool all 'htfb IJ-'T full 11m1• 3 11 Ll'T JllU'1 llml' 11 7 LPT n11,1t , ..... 1 ,,u ... h1fh t: (I ~ C,111 fnr 1nlu xJI I 7i4 •>r ~· "'>7•r.! l'r•· ~<'h•wl ·1 , ... , ht>r . ma tur1• t-uH ttmP llunt lh-h .1r1·.1 Hi.ii""' t>t:n1·f1ts l'all MJrtl\n R47 ~11r8-I:! 29~ • l'rodurt111n W11rk1•r Fahn1• 11Jft l.t~ out. 1·ut tmi.: :-1•a mmi: ni:i.:ini.:. full t1mt' Will tr:11n SJ nu S4 00 11•·r hr li4l 3.S<is PffTEUER Jd)'t I.Ir "k 1 •, da) SJl ~hJ.'l lyJ)\• & ha\ l' j!Ofl\J h,·ad (11r ftl!Urt'' l ,,i I l!b513J t-<I 1-: 'I I-II P'\JRCHASIHG REAL ESI' ATE C--1 flndustrt Sal~s Succi:ssru brokt:fdl(•· firm has 1mmt'd1al•• ()C)l:nillRS for rommcn·1al Jncl 1 nrtu .. 111<1I .. ale,pt-r...on.., "1th t hr· fullt1w1n1t quahf1t• .. 1L1•1n• <:11lleizv h.ir kl(roun•l C.11mmerr1.tl & mdu~tn.il o;aJe-expr \\ t• "fl •' r 1 , tr fl n ~ ''""'l" r 1·n\ir11nm1·nt f•ir '-U• r v,..,ful .,,.r..,on.d grr114th in r t' 'Jll>' h·d • in.i: .and tn\l"•tmen!' 1n I )rafll(t• <1ntl S:.n 1)1('£" •VUOUl""> f' or (urthcl in fnrma l1•>n l unlJt'\ Corporate Re.atty llK- 1~ Mac·Anhur f\1\11 ~e..:lli lntnl.'.~llf '.127tjnr 1J ll 7t4f'7S..0181 REST .AURA MT OHHIHGS! Opportuniti~s for YOU ot Carl's Jr! • CAU TODAY 17 141 549· 7" I Ask few Tape :: 331 A-.aiWak 24 hn/day 7 days t-""'- t...c1ual Opp t,.mpl11; ..r m r Ht'<'t'I\ 1nl! I n'P•·tl 11 r ~mall m1n·htnt' & muldl"tl 1~.impnneL' ~lu'>t l>t• dbl•· Lor,•:.d olu1 pnn1-. \\tll lrai.n & t"Of\'ttdt'r 1 oll••J!•' '>ludent for p;,rt ttm• WOfk Olli~ ~I Ret·t•pt10n1)I. t d<'phnm, &l)pmi: :-;, • ..,Port lk.11 n Jrt•a L•'•_.I~ ..:ro .... 1n~ l'I . '<.Int bent•frh I'( ~I ICD331J lter1•p11on1c;t A ... s1st :Jnl fur \\•tl·nnar' C:llntl ~t<1tun· adult ·, -r ,. ~ Pl'Mt•nre In o .. ;... l't .1rca titil lSSH & 1% ~'1~1:..'. RECEl'TIOHIST Thur-.·!'.4otl. 7·:l 311, ind wknd.'> SJ SOhr 645 1100 l\r•• )nu an arl•'-l" •·r1•3l• v t•. t•ncrK•·• 1 pc~ who likes thini: ... 'parkhn~. has s alc:. IV d1.,play ah1hly·• l.1d •1 \ illaRl~ lt::id1ni: Je"" ch·1 wishl~ lull ttine incldn L ~a I "" n I I ,. s \."., II tii3·tlJ:J4 UCEPTIOHIST Tiw Jolly Ro111•r ln1· '' loolu111< for :1 full t1m1• permanent Rerept m111~t ~Ul't I)(' per'lonabh• lv .. , penenrt>d Pt>~•t1on r c• quirt" u't 11f w k1·) .111 cll•r 6t hsthl l) Pini! 9>.'il• to ~llirt Apply 1r. µ.·n11111 .11 S,\LE~ Cl.EHi< lif>ti (.;11letti• In 1rw lte.t<1uranl ~wif~ Friend() r•on•c 1t·nl111u- "" Ot-pendablt> If \"•1u h k,. fl" c••iolc )"()\.!II 111\•· 1h1' pl.1<'P l'UI 1 hen pro·1• •'- '-Wlt1Wl< h ma kt•r ror 11ur n'""' rt"'-l.Jurant Ar1111' '" Pt'NJfl bt wn :.! '> ... 1111.1' • V. "r k '• h 1• 11 " t "rekd.J" '-f i I ~ t \t I I I I t-11 H.\I t- ~t:. Hl'(lhlll I \1 lff~,l,\t.;H \~ SGT.~YOHl'S f'tZIASTORE "00"' h1nn11 (<,r •ull .1ml p 11m1· ••tltc'nin~-\ ,,,_ Utl! rlJ)" Ai h•wr• 1111· .. 1 ..,U1J1Jll•ml·n1 .. 1 in•""" '"' tll'~J"•·"'-'1\t...., A ........ J••rH· I hit prt~5-'rr· "I'•· 1'r• 19' 1n.! • 1.m 1.1.tr' 1•t 1 •·r , ••1• r;onurutll"' 111r 01h .rn•· .. ITil 'f\\ b,t '-l "(j t o0 ~HI.Ir )111J pt·rlo1rman1,. l'I• .1 ... u11 .,.,1rk1nl!, •in•1tt111n .. \1 u .. 1 h It< <\ "'' r \IJPI\ 'II IJO"f'·IC'l IJt ... n .ind" .!301' F HltlSTOI '-dllt.I \lht Ill' $-1~ )11,"; I HI.,.-,, .l.1mh•1r"• t. l.1rnpu .. lH< • .,, l-'-'. l ..... Tl.ST!:'-~ :,;~1 ... (I ~ He!tauranl IOOICIC Hf'H Hill tan11 IUS GIRL~ HOSnSSES \\arrhllu~f" Hf• .. t.111ran1 ~·\'1a(lpnrt•1 ' 11 '>°7~ l';(lt I r<t-•tdurant Ill~ ho ·~ n1•1•ot .. rl t11r !\ 1•14 ~,,, 1 llo·J• h l '!tiO t-11•,•11·1· hnur.., (.tll 1 .. 1 .1ppl ,;.~ 5'01t·'Ct :1:i!ll V'o>k t-:x pt>ri 1· nrr-11 I'·' n t n ~ for J>n,atl' Cluli, N1·"" pm! llr JI h t-·u II t1mr llJ'' \\ f'c1' Sun l .1LI for .•i>Pl ""'~· ~~~· 1•\t !o3J Hc.t.tutanl \1t''" St··' '''n.-r~ 2'7tl ~Ari.l ti1h SI. C" ~I Full t1m1·. a1.1111' 1n 1wr..,1111 ltH! S \J. l':S 11 I·: I. I\" E It V ~'JU nt""' a d1•1·c111 IJJY'"" Jlih u11 111 S.I ::,Ii • l'' , '•µm , .i11 .• r1 • 1111 ·.11 ltll 1 ~., •""' J>t•r t n n1.111.,. ... m.e I •tf•"'' "-h••U 1.1i:un,1 ll•'.11 h \lu'I t• ,;•HI hu' .. r Kiii •il>ll SALES f,r••14th 11rll"lll1•ct l "• 1., \t, ..... ,,..,._,Lt••t mfl! 1 " n.•'(Lh 'dlt•'-tJ"•r:..nn tu ... ,., t•• 11 ..,e,tcrn ~Lalt'' 1• l"f urhnl! l•Mod 1•ha111' ,\ rnk romp<ml•'" ~.11.1• • 1·11mm \1 1 w. "' I.JI 1(j!•1 ....... , .... LAGU,..A IE.ACH I larr1"' aro· llt-l 'al••., ful \ p" f I m •' • -:_ 1 lln1.1d .... J\' \!I"; 1-111:1 SAL ESL.ADY r'•1ll t•n1t· ntr.~1111v. un .!.! r .• ,.,11 .. 111 ht.11111 ..,,1 r·''' ,:-, IC.1..ul V. h• •h•,a i" ~.•1111 I ni.-111 < ••rl' ln•1rt ..... 11• h1nn..! '"un.• rn .. 11 1 ~ '1 .• "hi•· r S,!1111 s;,1111 "' ' ...,,,., i:uar 'al ~ 1••1m•1 ,,.,... hl\'Jtr11n 11r ln1111 l •t ~ II II Start 111 1T1Ltl1.111•I' '<:r1Jtc1 ;_111\ .11• I \•(l')t'O( t 1ppt \ \ti lllJ I I •t,7 l l;jj1 \h .\rthUI S,\l,t-:S \lot" .1tl"•I ,.,p1•r t'nt·•·• '.• 1' ' µ •. r ' n n !'\ ,. v. ,.ull>•"' ,,,It·• Full l•O'•· l J ll 1i11 1,:3 6-100 SALESMEN l°~rllrni.: 11n lht.111 Tr.HI• t-:arn ~Ml up fl••r "l't'I.. 'l.t:·ir•• t1m1• f11r d1•t;11 t" I 1 I I ~; ~1 ,, (" (I I II. ~hlLlO S1\..f-:S l•f-:tt:'l1"' full .. , p.HI tom •• \ppl~ 111 ,.,.r ""· l.1illl'l:ll\J l'.H•lf1c• llomc Cl•nkr 1.:::. l\n,.,tul c "'1 ~1:!1;;ii. .. \) ... loa PB , Hot('! Receptionis t Will tram Neat. accurate. honl'sl & dependable. F1eiuble hours La~una Bea<'h. 497 -1087 or 497.~ JAHITotllAL Jf.ns Costa Mesa area. Mature penons needed eves. 6 lo 9. Call 714·750-1500 Law firm near J ohn Wayne a irpo r t nl"ed~ slulled. motivated leital :;ec·y with at l<'ast 1 2 yrs business & probate ex pent'flce to work ror as· socia le Cons1deralt0n g>ven however. to can didates w ithout legal training tr otherwise bave good secr elar1ul background including dJctaphone transc·npl1on expen cnce & ma!'( card S alary commensu r ate with exper. Good benefits. Call Ms. Pren I.Ice 636-5.300. Newpo r t Bcal·h ha5 operunR for bnRhl, hard wurk.lng l(lrl lo handk BUS V front orr 1 <'e Previous orhce l'XP de :.irable & lht' al11lil\ lll work well with Pl'';f>lf• Wtll train on compult•r We ore er compel1l 1 H s alary. paid va1·at1•m. prom sharinl! & other benefits. Pleai:e phonr Betty ror inten1ew. 646-4403 Parkmit ;\ltend.1nt, n1•;1t. a~)!r•·-.~n c• ro•li :\ l>h-. pns 1l1 o n I e ::ad 1 n >: 1" mgmt 6iJ.41\00 CURt< $800 F1~ In ine 1·0 nre<h out ..iomli! inch\ ... mo<l\.'rJ ll' l\"ptnR Exs>t•r not nn lio•Jlll of1 ... & l!f\•.tl lJencl1b Call R1tJ for Jltornt'' & l " I ,\ lmmed OPl'rllOI! ~m.111 I""' pr(' ...... urt' 01f1n• l'rt.)(e:.s1~111ah'm & 1) I' 1n1<: 11rt urat'Y ,tre~..,t·tl l.l.1l"uled nr 0 (. A111>ort (."all llJJ 106~ Wtlh qu.i.1lfli:at1on:. .S.: s.il.in noqlDremenl WEl:'o-t"l<~L 11:0. ITZ hi. t1 J ' ... I.I • ' I •• I llro n11•m J It,,. r h 11u r' II J\/Jffi /IJm ;\11 hotH.ld)"' ur "''''l.c m.1' 11 de~• n·d ,\II .,i:,., ,1 r •. :--.ill"iit'r-.1111 '4 :.int• .. l l1ill .\ fo.•rt I •m•· S:rl.1n l11mm•'''"" ('omp.111. bcnd1h. l!O<'KI ... nrkmt' .rt mn.,,ph1·r.. \ 1.11>1) 111 P.,'NM1 . 7 7 Bn Ult full rm. "'78Df 28K1 -Q Sll iO I ho& l• ... .. ~ ,. 1 vell :·= ll o tel T e lephone Operator. must be Ex· 1.1 ·d. Apply lo Hotel Laguna 425 So, Coast llwy, Laguna Bch. •JANlTORI AL. Fu 11 time. Costa Mesa lrvme area. $700 m.o. + gas aJ. lowane to start. lm me- o p e nin gs avail . I 1 )758-:912. ~115~ •JEWB.AY SALIS• Exper'd. for So. Coast Plua Mall retail store. Adv deter mined only by your ability t o b e creative, a le rt. self· motivated & willingness to assume res pon . Maturity is an asset. Co benef Mr. Kline. Weisfields 540-7188. llOUSE CL E/\NERS - M 1F $4.00 per hr. ~xper W·Car. 759·1557 HOUSECl~EANERS Car nee, P /f. Top$$ Gingham Girl 645-5123 11.ous ecleaner-No agen- cies. Nr Dover & Cllrf. N.B. Own lrans. 9SS·2391 .. WE AIE G-R·O·W~4G! Growh•t "••c:=t IHcll Mort .... c .... .,.... .. ........... for ............. ,....._. * LEGAL SECR ETARY St aff Council needs organized, efficient legal secretaries with prior expr in contracts. litlgalion. legal filing. * INVESTOR SALES. Calif. real estate license required. * CLE RK TYPIST For Investor Services Dept. with good growth potential. • WORD PROCESSOR o_pERATOR. Maas rballlngs, le1al documents. AccounUng procedures. .,.,,, .. ,...... .. AMlllCAM .HOtiil MOll'NAM a .... ,,.,c..... ... •• .......... ~r • UMOLIUM LAYER 645-5411 Liquor Clerk. part tin'lt'. expen enced or will tram 333 E. 17th St. C M 646-82J62. LOTPERSOM for car rental agency. To pic k up & d e l l ver customers, light main· lenance on vehicles, som.e ore work. Cal· American Re nt-a -Car. s.5&1711 LVN req for night shift ln sm. luxury fac1llty in Laguna Bch. l'ls call Mrs. P lecko Director or Nursing f o r appt ~5. M•.tluShop~ nu I.a where 1t begins. Brand new company. brand n e w product. brand new career. U you have the mechanical •P· tltude. next step is an ap· prentlce prog r am "*>met.er Co. 631 ·S4l2 m W. 17th St, CM •MAC .... ST• 4-day 40-ht. week EDLER INDUSTRIES 2101DoveSt. N.B Acrou ftoni O.C.Alrport MAIDS WANTED 1661 S. Ollt. Hwy. l..q\ma Bcb. ...... --------- MEDIGAL U ve·m, $200 per \i.t'l'k plus room & board (71<\ 1 840-0161 or (2131 428-6431. ~-Portfolio Mo n ey M kt . Govt Securities 1.Jyrs exp nr Trainee w tMBA. 61\M 3PM. Sal+ Bonus. Send Resume W.8. Govaars II. In<' 610 Newport Ctr Or Suite344 Newport Beach, 9268(1 MOOILs.ISCC>aTS Attractive Females Only liOOWk + . 645-6896 Moonligbting. Ambitious couples eam extra in~ come p rr. 89).1126 r or 8JJPl 9-12A M . NURSE AID 3·11. Tues· day lhru Saturday. L ag una Hill s References r equ1 red. Call for appointme nt U PJOHN H EALTH CARE SE RVIC ES. 7524115. E.O.E . - PART TIM F. COt" l'I. ~;~ t"LEXJHU; HOtlH~ 964·5048 1-'or 1\ppl PART TIME EVENINGS Adults with ou1stancl1n..: attrat11ve per~onuhl•c). who enJOY W()rk1n1t With lods Owr 21 Start al $3.50 per hour l'ht)rll' 6 4 2 4 3 2 I ~: x l 2 5 0 BETWEEN 4 00 5 uu PM Ask few .Andrea Equal Opportunity __ 1':mployer Part time help wanted. Mon thru Frt Sand1N1rh shop near 0 t Airport Will train Call bt<for t' Uam or aft. tpm Closed Sat & Sun 833-8919 As k for Mike Pan lime. Photo booth at tendant. mornings <.:Dll ~7293 Partt.tme , We have ~veral open i.ngs for high school age studenu a s P1'lza l'lllkers. busboys. etc. No eiq>er ne<.' Call art er :lpm for interview A8k ror J ill or Heidi. Original Sam ·s Pizza. 964· 1704 PASTEUP NURSE AIDE LIVE-IN Looking for a company WAl'tl'ED. Work 3 days where YoU can build a per week (DO weekend.a 1 career? We would Ulle to ln beeuUfW Corona del t.a1lt to you. Composing ..... tel) per day. Great dept. now accepting ap· CJllPOftunt\y! References pUulJon for paste up ,.NCI. Appllcatlons APPlY ~aver. 1eeo blllDI aceepted uot.ll AUi Placentia Ave. Cost a IL C.U now for appoint Mae. Thun. morn ma D t U P JJ) H N1 __ ...;.._ ____ _ HS A LT H C A R E U ,_,. ...... ---11-........ SERVICES. 752·099(. ~:..'in~ !.O.E. 1QU're-.... a lot oi WA!ff AcnON• oeway lnformaUoa as a-w.I Ada ea.1178 well• aome "'"' IMo'•. COASTAL '8SOMMEl AGENCY 540-6055 27!111 Harbor CM Nt:Vl:::R A l''EF. ~II nfter hours appl ---~- Real U;tal\.' SUPl-:R A101rcss1vc :.a le!> person wunted l<• work llunungtun Harbour In ce1\ll'l' c11m m1 ).~111n :,,<•h('(iull' H.1lu. ~I JJ.l•i R I:: A L E S T /\ T I': SLES MAN WANTt;O EAR.'J U l'TO 15·; COM MISSION NET I Can cam from SIOK to SlOOK 1.tnnu11lly 2 F'lnd out why new lie earn big SU he re Come talk w1tll them :l Our p roauc t 1 n • ' p c n s 1 v • land budget terms I Pre set appts 1u1lorc 5-Fl.nd out why "we vi: ~ the best thing ~OIO),l • NB. area Ask for Mr Howard 95S·3402 Renl ~tate Top N'pt Perun athce has openlnR for exper salesperson or new licensee We train 8'13-9080 Real Estate ..-.n&s•s.-.. We have an openlni for 2 II~ who are rull)' ambitious. A lovely ol n~ o(ferlnl( your own pnvat.c delk " all the .....iu .. Cor •UCCHI plus up to 701',(, com · inlulaa. Call M•rJOne Clarll . R ealdeatlal Manall' IOI' allt)'l ..., ... ,.,..c .. ....,.._ MMllO - UCEPT (T Y,.ST .\d\ altTl<'Y Salar) opt·n Call Robin lll 752 1)21 I ... ~konw S3 :!.5 h11tir ''" pl~ Jt l5(J ~, lln'ilOI CtJ>t.t M•"<i. off H1-<l 11111 ijh\l, 754~7.a Re-Mauranl •UCEl'Tto $800• t-:,p d Coc1k .1. 1' r U !)'ping xlnt rn ... a1tresse:. nccdt.'d lor ./l H 1-:-:-1-A~-:-:-~-N·~--!·HH···, - LOOK US OVER C.t'1Jr. ni.1ry hie ki t: •'!St'n<. v 170 Newport Ctr Or NH Ste 245 640· 2920 Rttept1on1sl Young expanding rom pany needs RC<'epuorus t Good typinll skills re q i.Ired XJnt opportunity. Olli Am.encan Lea.nung Corp. BIM-4437 RECEPTIONIST. e x peneneed run time onl) ror hair cuum.g salon Appl.y m person. Tues thru Thur. Hair West Hair Culler s 330~ Newport Blvd. NB nc.nOMIST JSIC'Y Newport Center. tronl o( f1ce appearance a must . heavy pbooes, some lYP· 1ng , growth potent11I P ossib ility of p 1 840-5470. ~ftYPIST Newport 8Nch ad agen· ey needt a br1pt Youn& l*1 to work at frool desk. Pleasa nt phone peraonallly. type 60 wpm. No •xr •rlancr ~-wU train. 4 0.1 worll week. Mon tbru Thur 7 ·•· ffOO PboM ltMb)'. "4..$080 Restaurcmh l,_dlate posltlo111 ......... al llMfh both fMll Hd pert t I • • .. M 0 DPElllHCI 1'4HDID. COOKS COUNTER HELP y_. .... c.e·. Jr. 11 .... ....... -offws ............. ......, ... co .. ., ......... . APPLYl .. PIRSOM lUISOAY-SUteAY z..,... l t 112 D .. OW.,. St s...,...c ........ OI MJ 12 Pedflc CMtf Hwy ... ,..., OI Jtzt s • c-·-, 1et1 S..Clem ... . ~l.\."1;0,\ tl D ~1101-:~ :l1lo' s nn~rcil. c ~1 SALES POSITION South Coast Pla1:.1 ,art Ti• Only t~lel(anl ~'rcnch <;outuncr Bouuquc: MuM have fine apparel exvcncnc:c. lk' 11H•r 2:1 Prn:.cd & ~11ph1stlratc1I with n .. x1ble schedule: Call for appl 549·22 t l SAU~ETAIL E ' p · d , m a l u r ,. :rnlesladll'~ for :.u•· cessrul, small. ex panel 1nic l a d ies bout iq ue r hain " t , r l r"int• salary. benef1lb. conJ1 lion~. Mr Ed ,.uril, 493-0i52. 49i · 1018. Sales Wld WHt Store1 now accepting appbcJ lionll for full lime depart ment head. Retail ex perimce preferred AplJ ly 1n person 15 1 12 Uoldeo w e11 l. W e :.• M-5:>41 Slt.les with a futur~. An1 blUous man or wonuin preaenlly employu<l Part Ume to slart. F\Jll time when qualllied with a mlnlmum au1tranlet- per month. Compll'tc tr1tlnlna pro11 rum farmeu Ins ura n ce aro-.p. Call Gene Dillard Ml4UJ. •SALES• Mauare 1ouo1 lad). fll /OlllDI p otent CbUdre na lash Io n ~lolll i n1 a bop . ~V.U.yare•. ~aft ll>m tlM7ot • .. Cl• DAILYPILOl ~'!t~~ ..... ?!~~ .,... 1040 ·············'········· ..... w. 1011 Mini••.. WO '#El.... 8"4 ...... W tOM ....................... ~................ .... .................. . Warehouu I :SI P'11r marine 6 1 adlllory hard ware 1u p pll vr lmm•d availability al a.1 I01hr lndu1tr1al Ulll»00, 3\IK J Alrway Ave.CM ~IWJI AKC Buff <.:ocllera. 4 male., II moe Chi mp l1MJ $100 8'8-4421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Move Sal e Sora a. r.M* ... , Ulrow UWlll 9:j .._. ........... I. ,.._ dtaa. Hl laaU, .-.yl 1Mt 1" rap t'U ..._.. MW .... CbHd't ..... 4, mMot eeoter wlllArbda, etc. AUi. ll, It 6 20 790 No PCll. w1. Kc hood AKC fem•le, l"")'raokl, $100 8ch ., 416'7 ___ _ GIGANTIC CAKAGE SALJt; '11'1 <;bevy waan. rw mowt'r, Oardti tool•. SOf•bed. alot of ml1c 1tema umz Bllrln.I. us E <ti Srookhurtt . So ot Garf ield. hm 6pm . Jl/l28/.ID looi& .,..., Att.aUoos: '"'· Dul UO. SJO. boU'd 6 rudder. 71 tq fl JilaUi,1611U•lllpm. ...UT MU. a.pc abam mast. ft Yard vac s:iu. 1 reel l"etr ,_ • lat rM I · boom. lllle new. "'5. "'°""' S150. Edpr SIC>. 9116, 00-MW. 6 uaed MU1'0, ....... ~tr \, H~rll'nt"• dailt~ lot ••• , \Qft 10 ~ a cl~ Moo Tbun ~ ~Mary. Full llmt>, t'\ p 'c\. lilt' ~kill& l'l\olo .:raphy Unll!ruh-d I lie.a<'h lJl\d, It " Ml Jt.64; sacan•'•Y MUSI be 11k1ltf'tl tn 1111 pt\~ ol ofr 11roct'\Jureb .ilMlity lu W>t' plfont-:. & 1(11>c tJ1rttt1un..-. S'775 m•i 1 OC"fWfll.ll c\t l(cnt'ruu" v 11 r 11t1 on' U o 11 ,. d 1-..n-bral Pab.y.~ :,1t.0 SICllTAaY X1nl oppty f1w t'Hi<'IC'nt &-*I w top 11ecrc-t 11r\al i.llllh· to work lfl rlA~I 1)4M't.<d Np\ Ueh fl .. : 11f1 C~ll l~la, 1133 2900 • SICUT AlllS • 1..t.'ft no 1hurt $14 4001\ Hrt• I> Jk' 50 $10.HOO 1-'.iu~·~· ~111 St I 11111 lA·RI Ht-:s1:. t.IJO t: O lmi.:ht $11 41•1 ,.. t' 1':1nply i.:em \ SEClrTARY •C.'<.Mtn,. .. lor' l'l.E Xl kl.t-: llOlJ K ~. ~h"'O*lXr1n•• f't\l<T T l M 1-;. ~rrw 11 or AJltll Only "'r"'' lice. wide ron1t1: or clullt•:. l.11. krtndl'ri. A.:1·11\ \ & rM.r)()n~tbt hlh.'"· o·x 4UAI Birch, ~tah ·1;,1 t•Plh'flt SH & lYJ)tOK :sktlb -N•t'•W•l•,,'•rt-lite•••u•t'•h•: HJ;.· •. ·.1 •li•I!-•• rt~1W n."'1 5<-nd ltt'l!Ullll' t•J ll<1bb:. "'llOl'llltl',, In\' !-io1tc /\, :n:n llin·h Slrf't'l, Nl'wlJ(1rt lll'<H'h, CA9'S'JO sm~~f·r~~.f':. ". l'n1.p111•pr111g •1k M11n f''l'I l 5pm M111>t lw ,.;cl ~·rf'iary 1·..r~1111 t"ri<.lov typi!-l S4!J ~ Musi lypt• 1111w11m. rnu~I h,m• l .. 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Si hr !1~17 1:1:r1 Ptw1111·~M 7751 SECRETARY jGEHERAl ~ta lt•inH) ~111r .. 1n OFRCE ( l.rcx1a rlo·I Mar nc•1'llo, 1•11 ffllh·r•Ntrh·11t, d1vn111f1t'll p1·1·11·11l'l.'1I i.ale"> I ;fi.l~ du L 11· ~ ... 1na 111· 1 u I "\1\l lime ~ d ay:-.. xlnl St•rvtt•ci. Ftrtrl 1;0011 wrorkm.: t-tinds t:t.tJCl'tal ... k1\b, cx1wncn<'c re tyrmcrht>ntele 675 IOlll quirc-d MO Ol:CI STOCIC CLERK • l\t r 21 !17:! '.II :SH Typist /R«~pt 11/\M l ·~• l'\1 l'l1C11<·P 111 t 11r :1 11 .. ~., Ou"1.1nd1n1• wurlo.1111· 11rnd1Llllll'> ot.. •"IUI 111111•11 1 l'l.11.1 2011;• M1chl'I •111 l>t.ff.'.:11 ·1 \ l'l~'I f •" I <11111 l ~I" ~;,14•1111 \\ill 11 .11 1 1,,,1,d po ,, pl 1 11" \ t. I ,. f· I 11 I· I •• ;\1·~'-J"lfll I ..,,11111• .1 ' .• 1·1 Ji7lltJ '\ lll't~ • •ATTEHTIOM • • 1ft1lhf'~ a\• I l ~\I<"' \\I ,\I IO'I, '' w .. "I· 1-.11 • ~·11111r ·r ... ,,...t , "~Lal 'f Vlll'h I' J.1111 a11h"'11• l) '" ''" • < 'lc•rk T )'IJl'>l ' Nf':EU IMMf.l>fA'I ~.l.Y I ••)I! & 'h•1r\ 1••1111 111111 11.1\ & I :ti ,JI 11111 p.1\ h•nJ1ll.tl11.1l1•11• .11.111.1 hlr· 54f>..4J.4 I ~l ':1mpu:-. llnH' (Ill r•ll>~ r 1 •1111 .lr.lin-W:iyn1• A1q111r1 1 l·i1uul I .>i1vr1r 1-:m11l11y .. 1 TYPIST SECRETARY ILEGALI lwalty Co i-L-ch o,h11rp l*lf mrA1vat.or for ty111111! Growtlll( Oranf!t' County legal tJocumcnt' AC' hasf.!d«ompaoyse:cki.111 <.;U K/'\C Y A M UST ' d1v1duut l!J asi.ume i>l•K'k u N L I M 1T1-: I) o 1• room re:.p•ms1b1ltty or l'OHTUNITY f''IHt i\I) ~faJor n )': IJcv<'IOPl'r p1l·ktnl( & :.tnl•kinl( 11! VANCEM 1-:NT Allk l•ir l1X·aU-'fl m Jrvtne 1s i.t.-ek f>311.'i Other dut1t.>i. will l>ebbie. 4i..i ~I Appiances 80 I 0 ...•••••••••.•......... 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I •tlllr' 1)11111' ,I( II' .L .... 111.1111 .. • '''l "'" x:.;:i t•\t~ \lo j'l,JM l\lo "-ft \Ill'.~ I J \ 11•11 ltl1111I V.111 111 ...... 1 111111 hhn•I • t• 11 Ill ,.If .di 111•111 \ I 'I.' 1.1.. 11'1" COPIER \ lr11 , •111•1 '••·' 111:11 JAO< WALSH CAJlrET COMrANY ('1.i11tr;111<ir' d<JM> <IUl ~ )'th hv> r•aml'I n) Ion plu.,h ~\I' 40'~ ('all ur 1·1in1t• in 711 W 17th St I 'nil (j 2 f\Jl <M02 rcrkiRq Lot Selk S.ol AUi! ZJth IOA '1 to!>l'M H3r11:.1n.., Galon· lnl( a M.-cret.ary VJ our As 111r :.hipping, recc1v1nl( & 1----------• 1>1i.t.anl General Counst:I general wan•hou-s•nt.: ll\t' ideal candidate will <lutle" 1-:lectroru<' rom 1----------1 J wtw-cl bit yrll', lit hcr,k1•I, i:ood t 011d1l1•1r1 $11!.i 675 7006 l'lll<' 1-;1> TO S f':l.I. ?' J!Jru.5 dr tallk. 5 ,.~,.,. w11lnut dt,..,k /., c hr , drafL1nJ! thl. """ .H Tlw Klnq & I 5'top 111 t:1Hth~.t' M h11ve I 2 yr-. lel(al punt>nlS kn ow lci.Jitl' i.e('relary ex1>erten cc helpful Mm1mum 1onr With preferred cmphw.1i. y<'ar expenence. Good in re:JI (.."1'tale law Th<' m mpany benefits Call 40aJJf1ed tndJv1dual will 557 9051. l'.:qual O p twvc ahove averai.:r typ portumty l':mployn llll! iiklll-s t'IO wpm) with ----------prot'1c1ency un the du: -la!lhone. Shorthand de Sli>Ck full t1m(• pt'ro,un "rf>cl but not mnnd1ttory, nwcJt..'<1 Lo move an11qu1• <iood <'ommunirati vc furniture & arrani:e fin ,ktlls. both written & sales Ooor All"> l•I t11•lp v e r b a 1 a r e a 1 i. 0 customers "."1th 111ck upi. llC'<'csi1ary. We offer an XJnt benefit~. Apply in •>Ulslandlng compensa Jl<'r;-On. lton/benefal pac kaitt• J\NTI9UEGUILI> with excellent workm~ ~ E. Dyer RO 1>urround ings. For 1m -~~ta ~~ _ mediate com11deratt0n, Stockperson : lnventnry plea!!e s ubmit r esume control. shipplnl( & rt> with llal.ery hL'ltory ~PP cesving; noor ser v1re. or Jy tn penion <>r call · Gena oc Airport. Henef1ti. Mcui uns 1600> 97s.1483. PuadMOMHoftw• lDl2 BwnnHa Cntr 1257 Irvine, Ca. 92715 Alflrmal.Jve TliCHlll~ Pre-school, xlnl working cxinc.b. F1exible schedule Newport Beach. 644.-0232. ~rtion Emplo~. lU.cteS H·TI• --------.i 2 needed. M·F II JO lo Secnlari.S 12:30. Newport Center * •AtiainlOH• * Methodist Pre·School. ~ Teachers Call btwn 9• t , 6'4·0'140 - llou11ewlves! ! Teachen & AldA for pre t-:ARN VACATION$$ !IChool. aaJary open . t)JU WE NEED ~part time. 556-2676 SECRETARIES -- IMllEDIATF.l.Y T~ SoUcitor part with or w ~ •horthand Ume, Sun. thru Thurs. Looi or ahOrt term, hoU· S::.> to 9:30pm. Can u m d•Y 6 vacation pay, teOO-POO per mo. Wiii hoapllaU1atJon avail•· train. M111t be respooal· ble. ble ~ able to follow in· 1lrucllon1. N.8. area. llWG. ·VOLT I I ~ U •o M •,,I I• \.I I '" I TYPISTS YClllt COR Go To Wortr T odoy! Ma..t or our a1>1>ll•·1onl'o rf'g!'ll!'r for w11rk Ill ltll' mrlf'Ttllll! & urf• work1111: hy thP artnnoon T1111 weekly pay t:1H·•·llrnl apportuntllf'll for TYPIS'f SECJU-:TARIES w ,w 111 GENEHAl~Ol"FJ('f'; V>c.•al -.s111.inmc•nt11, :11r lrnvt•I b<IDllS & 111(11 ,. call 11ow• 557-0045 m-LlrE. flMPOllAl'V Pll>SQNllfl ~IMC" l7231ircltStrHt Mewpcwthoclt Ultlity & Ute maintenance in lovely JI unt ington Beach apt bwldlnl( Ex cellent po1Jll1on for re tl r ee w 1 11 om e mechamcal ahillly Allt +aaJary 521-8541 r Wait.er, Wa1tres11. Da)'ll, .P /T Pr1 val e Cl u b . 644·5404 ___ _ WAMTe HJVltt SUMDAYOMLY lllilctRcj Mahriab 8025 ..•.••••••....••....... Ji;J vmyl eool(•d nail.. :.cll h box $16 Bv th1• 11ull(1. 141\ ho>1ei.1 $!~>~ ~11:!11 c-r.& &,ii ...... 8010 ..•••••..•..••.•....... l'cntu x K X 3:11n rn w n•11•ri1 ~·4 IPn11. F:t r, 1 .. n11 1w1tle unRlc>I. IJ:-im111 1-'Z !I lC'l1•photr1 lrn ~ Wknd11, t'Vt'K MO ll'IJZ, 11)"11 17MI 71!7 2!1115 Ai.k rUC' Karoo II Jlmm S111111d Camera Ac l'roJl'«l or. f\rnmt nc•w Ong r o11t S7li0. A11kin~t $4.'tO 77 ~03 lll • I~'> 67:~ lllio ~u~l S..11 111 • ('nlor TV, Ii lit Ii toOC'h1~. Z II: \.lll)'I 1 hn ' lurnp,, 11t1 ... d1,... ( 'h1•1111 %:~17 l.a11uria 11111, I.Ill! lh'h ,,f(1•r llll lfL'; ll;11t1.111 1·11111 h. 1 hr & :i I hi~ $1:;!1 l'on1: 1111111-t tl1I 1311 fi<l."1 H~ll l>1n1111( 'lt'I $1()11 f''nd.:1• $150 Twin IM-.l o; & od1I" & t·lll'L~. IM'11t •1H1·r Anl 111111• hutdt, rni.tl<•· ofr M(, z111:, Glll)m r'IHE HALL TRff fA(X) 1~1 li7:t ~: .... Kodak (.;aroust•I 100, <1llclc• Lralh1•r 1111r11 . hrow11, projector. ncw. SJ!!> rm1ch1111! rhatr. p.•rfP!1 842-4M7 r<ll'lll n,o CJll 1>42 ifM4 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'en1an l<Jllen.,, 11LI v1•r. Cf'A, S1!IO Pti 761-4994 •ft SPM 1040 Dop ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~es. Sheph~rd typt• VtrY cut.e 7 g wk~ old Had puppy ah<M. $1 O tia 546-«M8 --- AKC S h ih Tiu 11 l 11<l service. Calleo. S200 eu.~ ~a. rhr & reehn<+r. blk naugahydt' StS-0 Blk twht RCA TV w 11111meN 1115 !HS 2899 d yi;. 842 0927 eves Jbx Spnnit & MoUrf>lois, Qn 11z $45 Jr ,.,, S25 1 >rellsersct 0 549 1!11'9 -..w. 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAT ON1,Y1 t:U11tn Allrn 1'rundlc bed, tum . 1·h11rtl t>rjlao, I a m p11, k It ~.boob It cloth~. l6l5 T\.9t1n. <.:M. c•o.1k warf'. watrrlf'~!>. 11IJtnlc .. :. 'lll'l'I wnn 111 ccinl<'!ll Sacnftrl' pn('('. l~avc rnN..'11(<' RJl 020ll MOVIHGSALE SofUI\, w111hr r •dryl'r, r.Ji.,.k f,, m1111· 505 Irvine l\v1· Nn ~~ UmtnR Rm set. l(la.'111 lop Lubic \I/1th r. c h 1u rs, lamps. chaJr & ottoman. M1>-Pffi Musl sell! Call aft llpm 9M 'IKT1 Sl'<)RTS PAINTINGS Ortl( 11,..ril(raph' b y W:1,Yltnd Moore. musl N4•tl C:all 974 Y.Y.>9 l'er>1an Crpt.s. very hn1:. varttJU'I :u, K1111han. ll!fahun, Naecn 640·6800 Cabinet" woodrn, 34" high. 24" d~p. 27" wide. SlO..a<"h. oo display an re II.I' ol 729 c 1 w. 18th.. St C.M &U-ll020 ----- J!HO's Lionel E lectr1 c 1'r111n St'l, complete. l or mlo call btwn 4 41 8 ITIS 1558 Nr n ew K enm ort' self C'lt>IJUllfl oven. black '80 . Uiicrl GI'; dl1hwa11hrr. br\Jn7A' J'IO. 23 y rd11 . new n ylo n c•l'lM!tilUC. dark ru1\ S70. '7$2·~· Cocke r Spaniel AKC. Gwk.11 old. Oufr C())or :\ ATI•:N't'lON ClltLS Oo-Ciralls Sf.an male , 3 fe~Je. Me un Ina awa.y to collc1<e? Arc Ornate cut Iron circa l&ft.tpm you c I ea n In a >'ou r 1882 from co1.1rthou11e. clOIW!t? If 11-0, brlna your Tom b 1 l o n e. Ar 1 z . clothc>11 to C h11rllc'8 ~31M7 7'1&4Sll. oeea• reel• Is r od1 JI' P.CAT 113 CAT. Ttlt. Good cionc1. aeoo. Mun Mt.I.• 1'°' eves. ITMllOewe. '°'' Ncie25" llatnaVOlL Color T.V. CS 2 Yr. Warr. ftee Dtt . .,....1'788 ''11 Lancer 2S, xtra1 , brl1l ol cond. SHOO ft0.9'10 wkdys, .,_3206 eves . ~ Pta'11()fl Sloop xlnl. cond. w 1po11111ble Npl. 1l1p $25 ,500. e v e11 ~C8l0. wlcdya 967-1633. 8'per Stereo: 4<hannd dUlcreel. maay xlr u . --~ --- SLATE POOLTBL GOOD COND SlOO 841-71.IO WANTED. Color TV'11 de· ad or aJ.l ve Top pr1C(..'fl pd '78 Calallna 30 sn.ooo 6'11-.SS'72 -·---------- 17ft R£FJUG w /ltemltr. 1V. ~ .. Sytva.rua Color. Playpen Sofa. Uke new. Nklnl ~ C AL 25 ·V e r y w e l l ~u1pped race/cruise. 01 vo r ce for ces sale 840-5680 83M31S C-3404 ~ JUlCER. Acme brand . Vegetable & frl.ll l Jwcer $l00. X1nt caod.. 631 289'4 25" Co6or TV S1 ~ 2'yr war Fr~ Del &42·5340 Vmture 222. i:ood rt>nd. 3 s;i1li., mtr. lrlr, xtrl.li. -'9)(1 545--~ BrautHul Crystal Chan delter An tq ROid , droplets 160. worth much more 64()..9&48 ~lo 2000 11pkrs 4 way, 4.S-Dwat\ peak. walnut rab. S5o5() 646 ~11 Ml 7pm DAY SAJU;R 13' Ghowt Good fltwrglas boat f11r ranulle!\ Seals rour an•l L' ear lopable '825. ('all :»1 04S4 .dler 6pm or 1111 ~Nld -----.-ART Ont. Graph1cl't Pnv collector offel")ni.: ~tt.'I by <.:haicall. M iro • Anckwell, Dall. Neiman, 8oulan11 .. r . o th e r ~ Sub1.t 1111t1 al s " v 1n 1(1> 673-~ Complt'te backy;ud l(Y~ .. 'let. !tilde .+ J SWtnj(!> .· Scars product 2 yn. old· MO ~ 1472 or art ~ pm call~2977 Mhc.el•10..1 W..t.d 1081 .........••.••.•.•..... WICKEH OR RATTAN ~vR.'11 t-•o R SAl.t~n I ni•-d a '°'a or lov1..,1·a1 Will .Ui.t1 l'Ofl"ldf'r l'ha1 r' \1)' hudRet allow' f1,r 110 I\ rra'>•inabli' JHIC ,., f' It• a !> I' I .d l J .1 C' k 11' ~> !cyll I> >!pm Minicd lnstrwntft'h 1013 ...•.••.••••..•••...... 1r. ~ ··ndn Twin H•·H·rt. 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DF, ADl'. 11ran· ner. $5 channel r ud10. a 1&lo palol w /l r l r $!9.915(). 642-6540. ------'78 Sea Ray 20· Cuddy m&M!r 260 11 /P, 40 hrs Apelco r ad io. cover, trailer . lW ID b11 t Oivort'e sale. $12.700 rum. Evni ~. d11y., -~ ------ '79 Thunderb1 r d 18 • w.ded. bke DeW Loc1t· fJd \n NB. Mual s ell I 1111bolr. 213 /472-8087 OWNU 11 32' Urunate. l o ade d . Twn 220 Cruaeder; 23~ llrs on enp .... soo 875-~ 12' fiberCl• boat w /\fir. 81p JobntoG, lille new saooo. :we.142!' 28 ' Ed dy c rafl ~. 1Up avail. ~JMMIM. CLASSIC t r;Jn,f Prn'f1 '!hp n• .. -tl<'ol ,j , I'&(' '>IOfljl lit I"""" I .11l 'I ,.rr) li-15 1,iih 9080 ......••••••.••.....•.. l!f N11rd1t rt'tl '"hi l>lu•· 11t-rl1·11 t'<M\<1 C:n·.11 i.k1 l'JOal. 4:111 Ct>t'vy 1·t'h"1 <.ln1r. taocfrm trlr l'I' 64<1~3:.! d yi.. Mii 111:!!1 1•vt>:>. wknd:-. 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Secrlftce 950C) ~. ,....,.._T,.. .. 9170 ·• Cbria, 21 • Seuklff. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ldeel f.-btiy c:Nialna. ·n 32' Sliver S\reak ~· "500. 146-'7414. Traller: f\aUy equl~. IMh. Siii 9060 AC, ~. 112.000!*t. .. •••••••••-•••••••••• lllllMlll08 evee. Temllorary help. uroloay beck otnce, 2 weeu only . 144·2922. A1k fo r Mkbeile. To deliver Vally Pilot bw1dleit to carriers. ~e· ~,.. van or l11r ge ala tm wa •on atnd a •ood drivln" record . Phone 142·4321 a nd u k for Harry keley or Don WUUamA EQUAi~ OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Clow\, ti lum them Into :..:..:....----- '""h ~Newport 81vd, JOUN WAYNE TENNIS CM 631·!M73 C L U 8 F A M I L Y M DIBF.RSHJ P. flOOC> or Ewrythln• From Soup To lnldt for car of Hm• NW-Ntl Portamou\h v a&u e . U l ·l'74l o r UWe Mia.I Mulfet aat on a Tuflet , alon1 came a 8pider an4 read ln the O•llY Piiot Cla11lfled ~ about Mlal Mui· let'• Tultet atMl boUlbt It tor •·~· You can N II ,_ tl:lfet and '°"' of other lhln11 throu1b ..I>ally Pilot ClaaalCl.cl Ada. Call-.NTI OORONADO U. 1fft. F.it• Sm. traller, 11leeps •. d . ccmd. l'\ill)' -aulpped. ltme, •ink. tb& • c:bn. 8altolr.t7$-US6 tlOO.-.moev •. 'J'ow Truell Dnven U · per'd. Top pay. Apply <JlsW Towl n•. 7'08 Cltrnt Way, C.M. 842-12$2 SEl.L kt.le lterm with a ~ly Pilot Cluallled Acl Have )'OU read today··· Q..an.d Ade 1 If not. ru·~ snlulnl lb• bat .,.,...... tn town I • -• -_. -• • _. -• .... --• #fl • , •• _. .... , #' , I f ..... -• I Dr. fhmOnllton Beach 8'10-t•. .. -. . -·-· . . ' . -.. -. .,...,... '8' a.lot coed.. Older Id SU SO/beat. m•ltl color salls, IQ.MSG, Gl·llM eves ~X.1 aftS 8Db. .. ...... -.. ~ .. ~--.... ,.-----.................... ~ ---~ ...... - ....................... IMPORTANT NCYTICE ro R£ADERS A 'I I) AOVERTlSl-:ttS The price ol •t"ms advertised bv \ ehtl'lt! dealeN In tht! \ eh1rle c:lu11hed a1f\\'rt1:.1n~ rolwnm doe:s not md ode any appli cable la'<es. license. transfer fees. finance cllarge:.. rees for air pollution control d t- v\ce ceruf1cauon.., or de aler document:ir> pre perauoo charges unle:.:. otherWlse sper 1f1ed b) lbe advertiser .wltpt/ a..ks 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClASSIC IUYHS tltO Can'\ WI vow car• c:uvmlMW PAYSTOPOOLl.Apt FUrClean ~Import. Call MUi:f' or t)on l)J.l 17 t WANTED! Lale rnoJel Toyotu, Voh'\J6. l .. t'lnt~ 4l V aM a.11 WI tuda y • l , .............. 4l c ......... ,. r.. 60 t JO J w S40 tot PORSCHE's WANTED Allow U.5 the OPPortUnJlY to consider thl' purchase or l.r&dt' 10 of )Our d ean l'tlr.>che Chec:k with LI:. TrJday• 1972 VOLVO 1800t::S •363• .. ,11)(/f a1w1 SEDAN-Ha rd to rin d '"""'"" ''"'"' •w 1316 n.» "Sports wagnn" mCJdel ------ with 4. s pet.'d tr.:in!. & .W... lnlporied overdrive. air ronduaon .. ••••••••••••••••••••• !!'f~:. ~o~~-~xt~~~~ez G-r• 970 I tS in exC"eJlcnl t·ondtt1on ••••••••••• •••••• •••• • • Has bet:n tn same ramily since 1972 You must ~ee tlusone' Makeorrer Cell 499-2647 ·79 Cus to m CJdtlla c SeVllle Opera C.:oul>'.' An exq\Jlstte shooN piece. col lertors~ar Every opuun imaginable ~.000 m1k-. ~.OOQ 080 or ta ke m t•r lease Ron HuRhes 0 11)':. 54().,8180. Eves 5S9 7238 VW l.9S-1. Good rond ltblt en~. $2000 or b't 1>rr 5411-451l9 t)r 645 6670 ATTENTION! M e r c e d e s . H '.\t W . Porsche. Cl:is:.tc & I::x ut.Jc. We will sell your car on cons11(nmen\ al 'nur pn1·e lk.sl lnr11twn in Oranl{e County For in forTTlilllOn <'311 J im Cur an ~ .. ,... I.JOO W Coast 11'4 y Nwpt Sch 642-6763 REBUILD ABLE 4' wtlteef Drives 9550 '73 JenMtt Hedy •••• ••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • SOX> (2967 f '7U CJ7 JXJOO, SIOOO down '74Dahun12 t 0 . -. ..,. • ., l•,.,twd A.t.to1. 1......,,.w Thutlday. Auwu.•t 23. t 919 DAIL v P1Lo'r £I I •••••••••• ••• •• •• •• •• •• • ••• • • • •• • • • •••••• •• • • • __ __,.._ ________ ---______ ..... .._,;;_ ____ a. __ _ PwscM t7IO V•wep11 '770 ........ UN4 A119e.UtM Uted .... '!fl "4 ....... .,.,...... ............................................ ............................................................................................ "Jttlt tlereo air. needt "14 VW Van, nelf reblt Cu•u ffll Cll.... ffJti-..•• ... t11J ..... t7J7 -·-.............. --··············· *IMW71U• ,.., ........ tocal\y ................. 81 .,.... .. (~) .... .aeae10MS MOiii 1'70 HAJl80ll BL VO COBTAIOSA Ul-1116 IOIMcLAllM'• 11."A> N Beach Blvd I.A HAUKA lS M.I No of SA to'v.) l t7t4JU2-5Jll &.tnday by Appl '75 2002 . A C. s uorf. •M FM . whl!. t ires. $7000 lkbbic 642 31:173, 642-6006. BMW '76 ~I. Mmt cond 1-jord blul', lllauvunkt stereo tape, 4 spd. tsesl olr. (5912PL> Pvt ply da ys 7 ~2 ·1864, w\mds/eves~l 21.54 '73 IMW l .O CSL R.are rac on~ i\Jpina sup st~nnl{ & hr;,,k••' Air coml Mint rt1111I 000006 '78 3201. fully l'qu1p. Recaro ml Mint rnnd. 14 ,500 m1 li03\'ZC 1 $11,100. 846-9178 1'1' '76 RMW lOO'.!. f.1nt;,!ol1t· C(ll"tthuon, :CK on g m1. J\ C'. 1\ M FM !.ll'rl'o ('al>:>. $7850. 645 8809 iii 5301, 28K m1. J\ T Snrl. stereo. Make t1Hl'r, ~ 673 5"613 Iii :>:lll Atr. !-len'11. nt•W urcs Enthu.-.1a.'1 ma int AJJ ~cb avail Spolh·~' !R-'>00 714 97'1 11850 ur 7 M ~9-1 2.>36 a fl ti 971S ....•.....•••......•... ......... .,, HOleACcn MANY TeQ 111,,_.. &NYBSITY ~-.. .... C...•.WC , ...... -HarMr Blvd. a.a.... N0-11.o ........ t7)0 ....................... 71 XJ.111. AutomaUC', au". fully eq_~pped . 6M act ual mllea, Re1enry rl!d w 1t 11n hides "f'l a w ku "<~UKTI CUVIHIMW l.M II 8roMlway SANTA ANA ~ 3171 '73 XJ6 Mlnt L'OOd, 50M tnl. $7500. lm-0005. '84 XX£ Coup(! :,3 ooo ~ On~ H"lluw v111nt F'anlasUl' cond b40 0327 Eves QWt'k 11aJf! 98S00 /ofrtr 1'100 Cf\I, 1311115 551"'*21. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. -••••••••••••••••• •a.. 1-674·21'4 work 142-4121B '1'9 <.:ordoba. hilly loaded. 7t Ghla VI. Load•d Caro6 • .... VW Qt'\UAREB•CX 3000mi. =-He to aD-,8rand new. Must sell ... •-.-• 9716 " ._ " · preclatc. ownr leavft l73QO. CaU 4N-)1JO Iv -F-x1tlt cood. radi•lJ rmo au&e.~78Mlft)pm. mq ....................... Or ee.t. m-21~. .,__,;;;, _______ _ • 1 DEA UR IN U.S. A. ·ee Bua. drl ven db!,!t. "72 ~t.4-41 NfWPO"l. • M\JITANG, whit.. ad ·~ aov ~!?'":f:s!Wv1 rmY 71CADUAC ;: c!:'":t :,~t,:_~~S. ~:· =~1.d~~~ (ARVI• M&-12.5 ..-rwooo l-8Pm. 496-2111eve9. ROLLS·ROYCl -..-.............. · 12 New y 0 r k er '73 Madi I: Orit owner. • ..,, .. ,....,.. '70 VW Camper. Sood --~ ••-Uu<ll r ond. AM/FM itereo. Includes tilt wheel, Broucbam. blk v\nyltop. AUpw,AC.~Nlff. , ....... __ ~ .... ..-~ S23lO 6'2 981 miH control. st ereo. fully loeded. xJnt cond. clMA car. Mual aee! UC»lO\UNOA'f\ aptit ~.eats. all of MZ-711Sevs •wkeadl. 1------------ 'Ste SUvtir Cloud l $19.000 ....... '75 Rabbit 4.dr dlx Q)dl. the Fleetwood lu1turies & AM/FM, lo m l •• perfect low miles. CUUMCf l .. aa.tana. oew Ureit. ~"700.892·5L2:5 •..iattt ~ 9'lZ mllllalltbiaweek. Sl500 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• orafr.~tl508 New "19 diesel Rabbit s.alt '760 2-dr. dlx. A!C. ~lge, .. ••••••••••• •• • •• •• • •• 4-11p, stereo. 83&-~ SAAi ·73 412 Wagon. aut o: AM /FM cus. 1mmac rmo.~ SA.LlS. SMYICE A.ND LEASIMG OEMOSA!.E NOW lN PROGR~';S' '73 412 Stal Wgn, Kood C ad '14 EI d o rad o t'Uld. 66K mt, rnll.!il i.cll Cabnolet. f'1rem1St red. suoo. SJS.2232 1mmac . snoo. 64().4220 BEACH IMPORTS '70 eug Stra11<ht t>00> No MS Dove Slret•t £'nlit1ne or :.cc1t::. $4)-0 NEWPORT BEA<.:11 ~_38 __ _ 1976 CADILLAC 752-0900 VW fiberglas blll(I.:>. 't ry l 977 CHIVIOUf COIVITTI T· TOP Thil loaded. 2·tone beige model hai; low mil~ & lt'i 11,1persharp' t428UWt;J. OHLY $94'5 HOWAllD CM.-r .. Dove & Quail Sts NEWPORT REJ\Cll Ul-0555 'T3 CORVETTE 61,000 m1. runs great . $6 .5 00 l.aune 642· 7687 9Nl 'T1 Ghia: V!i stereo, AC. t\all pwr, 14• mi. cream . $&3115. ~7.a23. 673-5125 evui. '69 Limited Edltlon Clean. $1800 or beat olfer. 67J.-i209 aft 6. a. ..... tf 55 ....................... NUBS AUTOC&n'ER • N011«NG OVER $4999 ~ 9762 clean. S2:500 ·n x.JS. rl-<l '4 :.Jdd.Je ml. •••••••• ••••• ••••• ••••. 830-91_5_1 __ _ B.OOtlAOO COUPE f\ill power. factory aar •cond • AM / F M s ter eo radio w 8 trac k , till wbet-1. r rwse control. i.pht power seals . Qlbri()jet top & lulher Ull«tOf'. ISer 273709' ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 XR7. new ttres. P tS. 76 OLOSMOllLE tlllGBICY SDH. like new . 18,000 m1 . stereo. loaded, Sl8.SOO. PP. TS9-1667 at\ 8PM Tl S-spd, J2mpg, dlx mt, ValYo 9772 AM F M . malo! whli.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2JJ "'34-1814. 960-24117 VOLVO $5799 P 1B. AM l fM r :ass. Slln> best ofr Al\ 6P M . 642~ ---~ 97l4 Toyota '765 SAi.iS, SlltVICE A.te>LEASIHG ov,.:R.SEA." 01-;u vt-.nY EXJ>l:..~TS NABERS ·ro XR7, all xtr~s. nt-w i:ofd pw.nt. xlnt $1000 ~701!1Days With all ol the 98 luxunc' plus AM/FM stereo. ltll wheel. crwse co ntrol. split ~ seat:. &. low 1n1Jes. C748PHJ l ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• '17 Karma on Ch 1 a '74 v:L1 r a. l(ood nmt.J111un Cum.om rbl\ eng & Wdy AM FM n 1 s::.cn<· new +extra.-;_ aft 6. 646-5157 lire:.. 7S-I 1301 'T3 K. 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SZ5()0. 1183-7~ LdGI S&ICTIOH OFMIW tt7t J20l's 5211'1 ALSO 633CSI 's Cl '71 Dodie 200 Van COD· version. PSt PB. A /C, • 1m11. rrt1, sink. loaded. 40QOml. Ml-79' aft Spm. '71 Ford cstm int. loaded. 2 taab, 81DOO/ofr. P.P. IO-Zl04 • • 'T7 Ford Vu: Cba~au • dub waaoa. Best offer. \ -.uuev.-. tHO ....................... ~ Ml ...... am car '15 Ir 'up 8\&t o A ·l .ecb1Dlcal. Caab to -. • ..ma.. ,, '· IMSTOCIC! Call today · We aJao may bave that pre-owned BMW you are loollinl for! Hl-2040 4tMt4f ..._.."c .. 'THiil 4 ueecl, IUDl'OCJf, teether. allou. low mllut Operates on re1ular f\ill I (5441) • $14,9'1 Otblrl To CbooM CllVBIMW Ill la aro.ctway &AMTAANA -.nn &12 lli21 '71 CAPRI '1300 962-6723 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGE SIUCTIOH Of A.UMODRS SHOP &COMPARE BARWIC K DATSU ... 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August 22. 1979 & Daily Pilot. August 23. 1979 * At I Magnin New York d8signer line perfect for local lifestyle Hanae Mori's original prints and designa bring the world'& fcuhiona to l Magnin, South Coast Plaza. Koven's Jewelers emphasizes quality in gold and stones Quality. People demand it ln their lives. In their fubiom. In their jewelry. And at Koven•s Jewelers, South Coast Plaza, quality is what people cet. ••People are following a trend toward quality jewelry . .. We used to sell a lot of gold- filled and Sterling jewelry. but not anymore. "Now we're into fine quality · gold and precious stones," a$-1 sistant manager Norma Jones said . • She added that jewelry styles nationwide are becoming more· fe minine than in the past, although styles popular on the East Coast differ from thoee on the West Coast. "In New York, the jewelry styles are more conservative and traditiooal. "In callfornia, the styles are more free-form ud eoatem- porary," she said. Koven1s Jewelen 11 on the up- per level of Soutll Cout Plan near May Compuay. JncreulD1 lllftueaee ID the Oran1e Coast area bu eamed a • •trem.adoUI'' demand ,_. load and predoul atones, lln. Jone1 j aakl c~.-~ .. ---- Gold and precious stones are a definite investment, s he added .. 1 M agnin brings "everything for the customer" from the world's fashions to South Coast Plaza. Although fa s hions are eva luated for the Southern California lifestyle at I Magnin, st y les from "the real East" come to the West through the -p 1 a z a d a p a r t m en t s to r e . manager Karen Ohrin~er said. "We offer fashions for every· body, although our beach area lifestyle absolutely affects what women are wearing," she said. One designer line shown in New York -Hanae Mori - becom es "pe rfect for t he Southern California lifestyle" at I Magnin. "The light·weight fabrics and bright colors make Hanae Mori's collection perfect for this area," Mrs. Ohringer said. T he light-wei ght fabrics in- clude pure silk and precious f 1bres. she added. . Pure fabrics are coming bac k in because women are more quality oriented than in the past. , ··Al though New York women dress more mctropofitan than those in California. women C\ e r ywhere are dressing up more in quality fashions than in the past.·· she said. She added that women also are dressing more md1 vidually. "Women don 't want to look the same as everyone else. so we treat our customers ver y specially at I Magnin, ·· she con- cluded. Plaza stages fashion show South Coast Plaza will host a gala fashion show Sept 15 in the J ewel Court. Vintage '79 will include wine tasting and buffet and wi ll be for the benefit of the Orange County Music Center. Proceeds from the event will be used in the development of a performing arts center serving all of Orange County. · "This will be a most elegant affair," said Mrs. Ric hard H. Spooner, vice president of volunteer activities and chairman of the women'sguild. "It will bring together Harper's Bazaar and a premier showin g of the plaza's fall fashion collection," she said. Wme tasting will feature th e cork -finished varietal wines from The Winery of Ernest and Julio Gallo. A 45-minute fashion presentation will feature the music of Fred Gillette and his orchestra and will be narrated by Lenore Benson. fas hion merchandising director of Harper's BHaar magazine. .. * Supplement to Coat LIFE. Augu1t 22. 1979 & Daily P110t. Ayg"*t 23, 1979 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3 Tracy Philley dressn in style with gold jewelry from Chain Reaction. South Coast Plaza. Chain Reaction stays I~ tune Chain Reachon Jewelers stay in tune with fashion. The S outh Coast Plaza jewelry store features bright Jewelry fashions in colored· stone styles to stay in tune with dre11ln1 up, owner Alan Lem· merman1aid. ··Moat traclitloaal Jewelen brtna ln new 1t1lel aeuaaally. but may not 1tay ~ wltb cloUWll f aabkJDI," beaald, aMn1"weof. fet ullka• ltJUq ID hml wltb. jewelry, a wide choice of gold chains and bracelets also is featured. "Gold is our strong point because we design unusual pieces in 14·1. 11-and at. ·karat white and yellow 1old " be said. He added that the casual lifestyle lead by Oran•e Coast re1ldent1 ·affect• Jewelry fashlom. .. The active, outdoor, healthy realdentl ID the area enjoy &ook· 'u., IOOd and dlWllq well, and ALWAYS CLASSIC SCHRADER SPORT LTD. TWO PIECE SUIT ONE HUNDRED NINETY-SIX DOU.Al\S DEL ANO/ 542-1651 l\OWNG HIU.S/325-3442 DELMONT SHOl\E/ 4J8·4115 COSTAMESA/(714) 5~7-60&0 GLENDALE GALLEr\IA/246·4697 .... curr==t•trencll." • Al . UI* ..-.·.'otr.W'-'i ·~ complete aelectlon of colored '( ........ ,...._ ~IP•.1:1 ,\t t''t\\ I~ IH~ Ji' b 1Ji.u,~ for these people," be 1ald. --------~--------------....1 - .. SOUTH CO~T PLAZA-Supple,,..nt to Coast LIFE. August 22. 1979 & Daily Pilot. August 23. 1979 Fashion shoes stepped. out of early dancewear Capezio bas stepped from New Yort•s Broadway of 1887 to South Coast Plaza of 1979. The fashion s hoe and dancewear shop originally catered to dancers on Broadway beginning in 1887, owner Roger Keating said. Then, in the '30s and '405 the chain began carrying women's fashion shoes. •·All our women 's fashion shoes evolved out of our dance lines:· he said. He added that most shoe styles now are designed in Europe and filter across to New York and then to Calif omia. However, California shoes have a style of their own, he said, because Californians lead individualistic lifestyles. , "New York is the Cashion center of the U.S., but casual s hoes sell much better in California because people lead such casual lifestyles here, .. he said. I ·'The successful fashion re-{ tailer in California stocks up on fashions from the East but specializes for the California lifestyle," he added . New York fashions are more s easonal becaus e of the weather. he said. adding that they also are more dressy than California fashions. ··Although a lot of people dress up at South Coast Plaza, they don't get dressed up as much here as in the East," he said. Evolving out-of dance shoes from New York's Broadway o/ 1887 are women's fashion shoes at Capezio, South Coast Plaza. Brands carried at Capezio in- clude : Capezio, Bass, Bandolino and Nina. 0 OMEGA GIFT CLASSICS For someone very special -an Omega Classie. Beautifully accurate timepieces, from $225.00. Abov• left to right, ( HS360) $325, (H5380) $335, (H~ZZ} $325.00 • . (~NS) KO'ltiv'OMlt Master Charet la~lftlflcord American E.,... JOlmt QidMAXA'-ms UISTOL SJ~, ~~A~ PKONI 54M510 • Men's • SUITS • SPORT COATS ' Sizes 36 to SO In Shorts, Reos, Longs ONLY ... • • WITH PURCHASE OF ONE AT REG. PRICE ---.... -·-----.... . -·· -=-~nt to Couc LIFE, August 22, 1979 & Dally Pilot, August 23, \979-SOUll1 COAST PLAZA 5 Dressing in European high· fashion boots is Tracy Un· derwood. from Brass Boot , Brass Boot fllls fashion demand here Californians are becoming more f asbion-cbnscious and sophisticated at>Qut what they wear. And one South Coast Plaza shoe store caters to these pro- gressive people. Brass Boot features European high-fashion footwear for pro- fess ional men and women, manager Dianne Sullivan said. ''Our limited edition footwear isn't for the beach scene -it's for professional people into high fashion," she said. She added that most high· fashion footwear designs originate in Europe and become popular nationwide in the Unit- ed States. Brass Boot imports about one dozen shoes per designer style. The shop never repeats the lines, she said. Ranging in price from SlOO and up, the styles at Brass Boot attract affluent customers, she added. Shoe leathers include skins from lizards, elephants, os- triches, deer, armadillos, kangaroos and goats. Customers at Brass Boot re· ceive personalized service in a relaxing atmosphere with pleasant music and a glass of South Coast Plaza. wine, she concluded. Shoes tailo red for lifestyles Shoe styles at Thom McAn, South Coast Plaza, originate in New York. The first Thom McAn store was started in New York 55 ye ars ago, ma nager Ernie Avalos said .. However, the South Coast Plaza store merchandises shoes tailored for the Southern California lifestyle. ••Although our styl es originate in New York. some shoe styles -for ex ample, Topsiders -sell here but not there," he said. He added that, although peo- ple are dressing up more than in the past, Thom Mc An stores on the West coast sell more cas ual shoes th a n stores elsewhere in the country. ( ~ust3irst Jmpressions 1' to Joyce Depend on Joyce for reflecting your confidence and fine taste. In this tailored suit shoe of rich leather with a status chain, 2'h" stocked heel and soft-stepping poly sole. Find it at your Joyce-Selby Shoe Shop, where sizes, selection and servi ce ore f irst. " Novy Ambe<. Brown, Toupe. & Wine . $45 "W.oetrJ,._ ..... joyce·selby . 546-4791 Upplr,Lftel- lb~-c..anw ' . f I \ \ I ~ CXM&T Pt.AZA-Suppi.,.nt to Coast LIFE, August 22, 1919 & 0111y Pilot. August 23. 1979 * -- Optique Classique styles sensuous eyewear into tasteful dengns at South Coast Plaza. European salon frames local glass wearers Glasses are changing far~s a long the Orange Coast. Hi ghly s ty le d . Europ ean eyewear frames in vibrant col· ors and color blends are becom ing an important part of the fas hion Scene at Optique Classi qµe in South Coast Plaza. Owner Marvin Freeman has es tablished a Europea n·styll- salon that specializes in custom. chic and ultra·chic eyewear ck• signs and personal sen-ice "WE SPEND about an hour with the customers, discussing with them their lifes tyle and hO\\ they want to look in glass~~. · said T om .Ma c M anu s. a Cosmetic Optician for the salon Along with this is a fac1J I analysis by the cos met1r<1ll~ trained dispensing optician to consider shape, hair color and st y le. facial tones and bro" lines to help determine which pair is best proportioned to the face. "TO SELL THREE or four pair of glasses to a customer 1s not uncommon ." Mac Manus s aid. ··A law s tudent who Jus t graduates may come in here and \\ant a pair of glasse:. to make him look like a dis ling u1 shed lawyer. but may want a notht.'r pair for his rec reational a ctinli('S so he doesn 't look so bus incss·like," he explained. I It' noted that women also an· kno" n to buy m ore than one pair one for business a nd on0 for the e\'ening. "GLASSES SHOULDN'T be n l'~lec•ted wh e n it comes to ras hion People think nothing or s pe nding $80 for s hoes or S250 for a roat that they wear four or fi\·e t imt's a year. but. until recently, 1hey wouldn't buy a good pair of franws ·· Opt1qlll' Clas~1qt1l' not onl~ :-.e ll!> t u peopl ~· "ho want gl.t..,M•-;, but "ho 1wed them as \\ell A lJNIQt.:E VARIETY of pre- sc r iption glasses are sold. in· eluding on e technique that e liminates the "coke-bottle" e f- fect and makes the thick pre- sc ription glass appear thinne r. ··Whe the r you need pre srriµt1on glasses or just \\ant a pair of glasses . the main purpose of any eyewear is to c hange the style of· your face so people can identify'~ ilh you.·· Who says you can't become a star overnight? From the first moment. Capezio's ankle-strapped pump gains instant recognition. Whimsy-stitched toe and shadow-thin heel . . destined for stardom. II capez10 SOUTH COAST PLAZA Co_sta Mesa (714) 540-2575 upper level ·ad1acent to the 1ewe1 court * Supplerrent to Coast LIFE. August 22: 1979 & 01ilyPlfot, August 23, 1979-SOUTH COAST PlAZA 1 'Customary' East Coast attire Gnioys popularity in West Texture of knitwear dra ws attention of polyester generation at May Co. Michelle Hamil sports a three-piece knitwear design by 88 available at May Co. inSouthCoost Plaza. Knitwear will be strong ali across the country this year. Ladies' fashions from East to West Coast will draw upon the popularity of the ··nubby'' look prov ided by c h enilles and boucles. "Knitwear with texture is very eye-cat ching and exciting. "It's tot ally new for a genera- tion· brought up in polyester ," s aid Judy Engelman of May Company, South Coast Plaza. M ay Co. is carrying more knits than everinone-m two-, and three-piece outfits, she said. What has become customary attire on the East Coast enjoys popularity on the Orange Coast. M ucb of this popularity is due, she said, to experimentation in design and manufacture of "totally different" fashion items. Different cuts. fabrics and styling express the fubion in- dustry's desire for ''newness ... May Co. expects a .. super0 sweater year. Quilted jackets also are popular -they can be worn over jeans, skirts or even black spandex pants for a disco look. d1rectmn 1 ta1lorrn~ ,~e velvet edge New suit shaping. Dart-fitted jacket in grey wool flannel with Chesterfield- inspired black velvet edging the higher neckline, pockets and cuffs. Over a slender skirt with open front pleat. 4 to J 2 sizes, by Diva 165.00. Miss Magnin Suits ______________ IJD.llL South Coast Plaza Costa M~ 957·151 1 • -~ . • . 1 t . . , • t I 1 I '• I • I I I I ' I ~ 1 l • I \ l \ 8 50Vni ~T PLAZA-Supplement to Co.t LIFE, August 22. 1979 & Dally Piiot. August 23. 1979 Q 0 SOUTH COAST PLAZA TEtDHONf 71 '-556-7808 , ... 714/149-1761 Wine-colored suede and leather shoes from Joyce-Selby, South Coast Plaza, correspond with dressy women's clothing fashions. Joyce-Selby follows trend in footwear toward dressier styles in shoes and boots Women's shoes are getting dressier to corres pond with dressier women's fashions. "The trend in shoes is to dressier high-heeled and closed- up styles," said manager Jack Burris of Joyce-Selby Shoes, ad- ding "dress boots also are gain- ing popularity." Joy~lby is on the upper level of South Coast Plaza in the .May Company wing. Although the plaza s tore • features mostly f asJlion shoes, conservative styles also are car- ried. Popular colors in fashion shoea include wine, 1ray. navy. cinnamon and taupe. Black also la comln1 back in f asbion, -especially ID blah·btel dre11 shoea, be aald. He added U..t &be p1ua store carries only women's lboea by Joyce and Selby. Handba1s are by Pali11io, Lou Taylor, Dorcelle, Jean Fogel and Ruth Saltz. "We are expert niten and we · apeciaU1e In difficult feet," Burrlt aal4' •. , , "iit/IJ •,t,• /'i •t~•"r,1 ~nt to Coa$1 LIFE, August 22. 1979 & Dail~ Pilot, August 23. 1979 -SOUTH COAST PLAZA 9 Maternity shop offers sophisticat&d clothing Cindy Brayer wears a quiana-nylon evening dress from Page Boy Maternity, South Coast Plaza. Page Boy is geared !Or "New York West." "Our clothes are sophistical· ed -they're not Just small town clothes,'' said El1le Frankfurt Pollock, co-owner of Page Boy Maternity in South Coast Plaza. Mrs. Pollock believes her maternity fashions are accepta· ble -even popular -in the most demanding fashion markets. This is evidenced in Page Boy 's large mail order business to the East. 1 ••our customers are delighted to find th at we have s uch fashionable clothes," she said. Page Boy, on the second level betw ee n Bullo c k 's and . Nords tro m, s pe cializes in maternity wardrobes, including swimsuits, active sportswear, s lacks , j ackets and evening clothes. Dresses, whi ch enj oy increas· ing popularity, come in a varie· ty o( colors, styles and fabrics. A complete line of lingerie is offered. "Our girls are trained to as· s ist a nd o utfi t the future mother," said Mrs. Polloc k, who fowided Page Boy with her sister Edna Frankfurt Rauk ind Since many women are un· prepared to pick out a matem i· ty wardrobe. she said, they de· pend on a s alesperson's ex· pertise in choosing a wardrobe . WE SALUTE CALIFORNIA'S "R~ MISS DONNA HOGLE OF KJNJN;TON BEACH IN PERSON TODAY & FRI., SAT .• CAROUSEL COURT .k. ~ Portrcit Golary Display on exhibit. We also honor .k. Mu wmera RepreeenfilQ Anaheim (SUzy Crow), Fouitah Vdley (Kenn Pl<t*\), rm. (Debbie Grattai), and So. Ormge Couity .k. Ma, Susan POlqUCI from San Clemente. SOUTH COAST ·PIAZA / •• , .... ···••11••• ....... 1 10 SOU™ COAST PLAZA -Supplement to CoHt LIFE. August 22. 1019 & Oally P ilot. August 23. 1979 * . . Ever Feel Like You Don't Fit In? SPECIALTY Exp.~rt Tailoring & Alterations Alterations on Suede & Leather for men and women. All Work Guaranteed #"~ ~~ ;ailorln: Sltop ln Oraf16~ Count South CoHt Ptau Phone 540-l491 Mon.·Frl. t e .m. • t p.m. let. I •.m. • t p.m. MEM'SAMD BOYS' $9.88 Regular 11.11 12.91 _,.'llPR .... M llOY'I 3 PR. SC.•- IMO Hart.or llwd., C.11.· 1141N.O....,. ... Manager Beverly Schwartz. left . and Lynn Erickson admire European fashion wear at Jaeger, South Coast Plaza. European fashions have universal appreciation J acger foshions are uni\'ersal That ·s the reason why tht' Ilritish-based company decided to extend its operations to Southern California. J aeger South Coast Plaza. fits both men and women in European fashion clothes, which are beyond the seasonal nuctua- tions of the domestic garment industry. "Jaeger is an investment. "Whatever works this season will work next season as well ," said Beverly Schwartz , manager of the store on the second level between I. Magnln and Bullocks. J aeger is well known for its knitw ea r -espec i a ll y cashmere and tweeds . '"The team of salespeople at J aeger are highly trained as professio n a l s and are knowledgeable in their pro- fession," she said. Each manager goes to New York twice a year to update personal skills in design and coordinating outfits. Customers can buy for any season at Jaeger. Many of Jaeger's patrons are world travelers who constantly de- m a nd wa rm. fashion a ble clothing. Call 549.a703. Plaza offers 'exclusive' style on the Eut Coaat and are tbe compantea• only Weit Coast operaUonl. 1 • -• lb ' * Supplement to Coast LIFE. August 22. 1979 & Dally Piiot, Auguat 23, 1979-SOUTH COAST PLAZA 11 Employees work on cuatom-made clothing at Houae o/ Tailor- ing, South Cocut Plaza. Tailors speclallze In custom-made wool suits Baggy pants are out and the tapered look is in. Vartan Sarkissian, manager of House of Tailoring believes most of his customers prefer the California designs and follow the current trends in fas hi on. ··Both men and women come here with pictures of a suit or dress and want us to duplicate it," he said. "But, of course. there are those who don't follow the fashion trends at all, like myself." In Sarkissian 's 16 years of ex- perience, he has seen fads come and go ~ mens suits, but says wool has always been predomin- ant. ·'Polyester and wool blends are lightwight but that doesn 't nec essari ly mean they 're cooler. Most people believe in the longer-lasting wool," he said. House of Tailoring specializes in custom suits made of wool and wool blends as well as custom dresses for women and alterations while guaranteeing customer satsif action. Ten master tailors are trained in the art of tailoring from childhood and "know how to please the customer." Gentry owner says fashion industry moving to West Coast FashiOD designers are moving to Southern California. "The whole fashion business is moving to the West coast from New York," said owner John Conti of Gentry Ltd .• South Coa~t Plaza. Gentry carries more than 2,000 suits in major labels on the lower level near May Company. Elsie Frankfurt Pollock, creator of Page Boy Fashions, ·will be here to present our new fall fashions Thursday, August 23rd. The Plaza shop is gearing for a popularity rise in the western look in men's fashions , Conti said. He added that double breasted suits also are coming in fashion nationwide. Gentry's contemporary styles can be ordered in big and tall sizes within two to three days . The shop observes mall hours. ca n 540-1502. For tndy the mod ,,,_,,,.., HIM_ ha your li/e . . . South Coeat Plaza (Mp/W" '-wl Blllloeh Oowtl 557-6734 .. - - -•I .. ~....---·- 12 SOUTH COAST PLAZA -Supplemen1 to Coast LIFE. August 22. 1979 & Daily Pilot. August 23. 1979 o. A rainbow ot rlbbOns tPQf1c our at\OWI oonored sweat« oocented with lucked shOUldefa. . )/ ."v :' eJ company QOlla MtN -I0\111'1 ~oett Pla,JI -3333 IO. britlOI -~1 l\f'>d we hOve ooales of l!'iem Crunchy 111'1& bOUCle knrts In the pie"1es1 co•oo tnls slOe of ll'le rolnbOW All playfully oecoroteo w•rh sporlcl11'1Q rhinestones. bflgtlt ribbons. ()n<j Noral s1rtchery Cul short .they n1rt with your waistline StoM Jeon labels tolce on o high v1s1bll1ty . pieo1s hove ll'le freedOm 10 swil'IQ We ShOw jv11 o sampling from tfle ~ Kim cooection fl)( 20 Atls. All acrylic: BIOClc. wh•te 1~ fucns!Q JunlOf sizes S·M·l $30 funl()I knrrweor I 38 :/ .!/ /, ..... \ ·\ c. Our ribbed sweater hos a demure shawl collo< vou con tie ()( weor toose . Huntington Beaeh Foa~tala .V!l!~Y VOL . 72, NO. 235, 4 SECTIONS, 5' PAGES '1oar Hometown Dally, Newspaper Fl FTEEN CENTS ·fJ)aring · to BulJIJle Long Distanee Bruce Milne and Curtis SbeUey are 1o!QI to try lo awnm from Avalon to Newport Beach under water. They said their project wu m· eplred lo aid the Orance County Cbapter ol the American Red CTou, mtdicaJ science and their diviq business, in that order Some people might coosider them funny farm candidates or abark bait. But MUM. 30L and Sb•Uey, 22, are serlou1 aoout what they want to accomplis h on Sept. 15 and are approacblnl their proj e<'t very carefully Shelley dtimates It will Ulke the m 12 hours to 1et from Avalon to the Newport Pier. T h ey 'll be usi ng Aqua Scooters, moforbed dt;vices lhat can pull them through the water at up to 4 mph The two men will swim six to 10 feet below the surface, just deep enough to 1et below the surge of the swells. They'll sur· race hourly, they say. The trips to the s urface will serve several functions: Milne and Shelley willhave to changeaartanks : -They'll take a battery of. c ardio-pulmonary function tests . -They'll take a battery of judement and coordination tests to gauge mental fatigue. -And they may have to be grabbing some hig h e nergy snacks to maJte up for body heat losses from swimming under water. "With any luck. we can keep the surface visits at less than 10 minutes," She lley commented "That should keep our overall trip time down." The ins p iration f or the maTatbon scuba dive came about six weeks ago when Mjlne and Shelley were t aking a group oC divers to Catalina for an out· ing. They sat on the deck of the ~at carrying t}lem to the island, di sc ussing the ir business. Nautilus Diving Adventures and somehow hit upon the long ~ distance project Since then, they've been lining up donors of everything from medical services to s pecial com- munications equipment. Their plan calls for use of two large escort boats, s maller whaler-size patrol boats and two inflatable safely launches which will each carry a resc ue diver. The noUon of turning the long· <Stt S WIM, Page AZI Doctor Recounts Night of Terror ,.,..1,...... BODY FOUND ABOARD BOAT NEAR SANTA CRUZ Sheriff's Investigators Gather Evidence Mystery Shooting Aboard Boat Probed DEATH UNSOLVED JameeOppen, 51 By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol IM O.lly l'I ... Staff Santa Barbara Co unty Sheriff's deputies s aid today the myste rious death of oil com· pany-fighting attorney J ames Oppen remains unsolved. Oppen. 58. was found shot to death Tuesday night on his 41 · foot cabin c rusier "Chronic Ditcher." His body was dis· covered on the vessel after he had radioed a distress call that he w as being kidnapped and tortured and shot at. Was it murder or suicide? A s pokesman for the Santa Barbara Sheriff said today that question is still unanswered pending th e outcome of laboratory tests conducted as part of the autopsy done Wed- nesday. The suicide theory apparently gained some credence Wednes· day. Oppen died of a single gunshot to the base of the neck, according to sheriff's officials who said more weapons were found on the boat. Sources close to the investiga· tion reportedly have said they are certain the lawyer's death was a suicide, appareoUy staged lo look like a murder. lnvesthcaton publlcaly were more cautious ln their slate· menta about the cue. Sheriff's Capt. Jim Vluollni said homicide ba not been naled out. He said lDn•t= were atudytna a tape of '1 mQ· day <Call a. wbieb be eaid be b.ad .beff ................... tortured but wu temporarily free and able to UM the radJo. Then IOUDCle that may have been lunsbeU were beard on the tape.-tb9'tnn1tt1ator said. "Who was 111ootiq, we don't know ,'' Vlaolial 1alcl. Oppm retired from h1I law practlc.abouttwoyeana10. He wae de1e..r.Jbed ae a ... ~ ........ ,..,, ... tiff ATl'O&NSY, .... A.IJ Killer's Reprieve Reje~ted LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP> -A federal judge refused today to issue a stay of execution for con- fessed killer' Jessee Bishop of Garden Grove, saying the two public defenders who tried to avert Monday's scheduled ex· ecution had no legal standing in the case. However, U.S. District J udge Harry Claybourne approved an appeal or his decision and that appeal was expected to be heard by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court or Appeals in San Francisco on Fri day. Bishop, 46. is scheduled to go to the gas chamber at Carson Ci t y early Monday f o r th e December 1977 s laying or a newlywed Baltimore man who was shot as he tried to stop a robbe ry al a Lois Veg as Strip casino. Claybourne told Deputy Clark County public defenders Kirk Lenhard and George Franzen that they had not shown they had "a personal stake in stop· ping the execution. ·'The personal stake test is not met by the petitioners in this case ." Claybourne said during t he 15-minute hearing. "They're not the ones being sentenced lo death . . " Bishop. who has consistently fought efforts to delay his execu- tion. told Claybourne at the start of the hearing that he did not want anyone interfering in the case. "I .have been sente nced to death and I didn't ask for it." said Bishop. "I reel r have a constitu· tional rightto waive my appeal." Bishop said that a nyone who appears in his behaJf "without my consent violates m y constitu - tional rights." Bishop arrived at the North Las Vegas air terminal at 7 : 40 (See EXECUTE. Page i\2) Ice Cream Truck Robbed in Valley A man posing as a potential customer flagged down an ice cream truck in Fountain Valley Wednesday, pulled a revolver on its 18-year-old driver and robbed him of about $100. police said Matthew Scott Burak t old police he was making hi s normal rounds for D&C Ice Cream when he halted the truck for the man on Calle Madero near Ward Street about 5: 10 p.m . r ' ' ... ,..~ WITNESS He le na Stoeck· Iv ar nvt.'~ a~ a material wit ricss in the J effrey ~l ac Donald murder trial in Raleigh. N .C. She has hint· cd she may have participat (•d in the murder s Man Gives Hirmelf Up · After Hijack PORTLAND. Ore. I AP1 A man pretending to carry a bom b hijacked a United /\1 rlincs 727 carryin g 11 9 people from Portland to Los Angeles and forced the plane to return to Portland, where he surrendered early today. the FBI said All 112 passengers and seven crew members left the aircraft unha rmed, the FBI said. The man gave himself up at 2: 25 a.m. and was taken mto cus tody by the FBI which 1den t1Cied the suspect as J ames R Mlbec. 26. of Portland. The a irpor t born b s quad opened the pac kage he said wa~ an explosive device and con f i rmed it was not a bomb Authorities did not re veal the contents oC the package. ·'The only demand that has been made is that the man want· ed to come back to Portland." s aid FBI spokes m an Bil l Williams. Williams said that the case would be turned over to the U.S. attorney's offi ce and that Allbee would be arraigned later today be fore a U.S. magistrate. Thieves Eyed Neighbor8 Wait to Call Cop8 , Westminster police· fiiure they'd better take their crime prevenUoo program back to an upper middle-class net1bbomood in the northwest comer or their city. "WE MUST HAVE 11188£0 somebody," a police aer•eant woefully reported todQ. 1h.ree men tn a coco•brown pickup truck broke into the rear ol tbe Herbert llinbea bome, 1*1 Unlvemty St .. about t :l.5p.m. Tuesday. Tbe trio, described aa Latina, took their Ume. leilurely ruaackinl the home, pollee Hid, aa a nell)lbor woman watched. TllU DaOVS OFF with a col.D collecUon and mlnlt coat ._. tt• worth of televilloo Mtl, cameru, watches IOd tape........,, ottlcert ~- Tbe waaelful but h•itaat detpbor llnalJ.y called Polle• -two_. a k1.f houn lat.er. "Aad lllle ... ~ •• tWr Ueeue plate number," mUNdtbe_......t. Testifies In Own Defense H A LE I G JI . N c; ! A' P 1 Choking and lryin~ to hold back tears as h<.' tcst1f1ed in his di.' f<•ni.e. Dr J effrey MacDonald today recountl"land al ht !> murdtr ~ lnal. saying. ··1 thought then: .,., <t!) a d1sllm·t J><1S!>tb1hty 1 would tw k i llt>d · Ill.' de~cn bl'd four !.hadov.) f1gurl'!.. one of them a Wl)man "'ho chanted 1n a monotonl'. "Ac id 1s groo\'y . kill the pigs" II e said hii. recrJll~t1on or the attack at Fort Bragg I ). "hazy at bes t. •· 1 heard my w1fl' screaming It was Just a scream. at first," Mac Donald s aid. sniffing and brushing tears 'It v.a::. Co lette' rh,., wife i.1 \'Oll'l' "J eff Jdf hl'll' m1· Wh, arctbcydoinglhl!>to m e ·· The next thing Mac Donald said he heard was Kimberly , 5. scrE'am "Daddy" five times MacDonald said he wa~ asleep on the couch in his living room when the sc reams bc1oian He said h<.' started to !>It up , and saw the four fi gures standing at the front or the couch One. a black man. clubbed him. knocking him back. Mac Donald said "I v. as trying to think v. hat the f IS going 00 here, a nd ( co uld he a r Colette. a nd I couldn·1 make a"' !>ens.e of v.hat was happt·ning .'" ~t ac Oo(lald !):Jld MacDon ald. or Huntington ll;Jrbour. 1s t'hargcd with killing Colettl'. 26 . Kimberl\·. 5. and K n sten. 2, while stationed at Fort Bragg as a G rcen Beret doctor in 1970 Defe nse a ttorney Bernard Segal ).tarted questioning by asking Ma cDonald why he has never r<'married Mac Donald cleared his throat. paused. and said. "t can't forget m y wife and c hildren We lived to~ether We share together almost e' erything We had a good life We v. Ne all friend~ " Earli<'r in lhe day. C .S. Dis· t rict Court Judge Franklin Dupree ruled that a 9<1-page re port by the Army in 1970 which found c har~cs agains t Mac· Donald "not true .. was not ad· m1ss ibl<.' in his murder trial. lie testified in 1970 at the Army investigative hearing that cle ared him of the charges. In 1974 and 1975, he appeared before the federal .grand jury that indicted him. Each tlfhe he tells the story, he told The Associated Press ·in a recent interview. it lakes off "a pound of flesh." His lawyers. calling several people who knew him in 1970, are trying to show MacDonald was a loving father and husband who had. in the words of at· torney Wade Smith's opening a raument. "life motives: not death motives." MacDonald grew up in Pat- cogue, N.Y. He met bis wife. Colette. while a teenager. dating her on and off. They married after bis junior year al Prince· (See oocroa. Page AZ) PILOT PRESENTS PUU PREJ'IEw Today's Dally Pllot presents a preview ol South Coat Plaaa's fall fuhlope. Look fot' 52rMt St. W .. t, I 12· p11e maculne ••th atoriel and pbOlOI •mrha•la•n• I com· parleon o New York and Califomla fM.bloae . 'THOUGHT ro BE KILLED' Dr. MacDonald Testifies Brown Asks <::arter About Oil Exports SACRAMENTO 1AP1 Gov. Edmund Brown Jr told Pre~•· dent Carter in a telegram today that Carter's move to export h eating o il to I ran raised "serious questions" in light of possible upcoming l'. .S s upply :.hortages The De mocratic governor. an unannounc~ c.ind1date for pre!> 1dent. asked Carte r. who ha), defended his dec1s 1on . threl' question ~ about the export ffiO\'(' flow much heating oil 1s in -.torage in the CnJted State~. and will Carter meet his goal of 240 millio n barrels of ~tockpllcd heating 0 11 by th<' staterl October dt•adlrne" Wh at t ). the rationale behind thl' rePorted "io.ubstanllal pnct• d1fferent1al between what Iran I!) perm 1tted lo pay and what American consumers are forced to pay for the same petroleum product? .. Brown cited prc~s ac· counts that heating oil's retail price ma) exceed 90 cents a ga llon tlus winter and Iran will rece ive the oil for about SS cents a gallon Was an agreement made '10 exchange for the heating oil s ale"" Brown said specificall) he wanted lo know "was any agreement sought or received that would allow the United St ates to purchase additional crude oil Crom Iran or was any agreement sought or received that would guarantee us a reasonable price.,·· Coast Weather Patchy low clouds and local fog early mornings. Othe rwise fair through Friday with variMble hlgh c louds . Highs ranging from upper 70s to 80s at the beaches to the mid·80s inland. Lows tonight 58 to 66. INSIDE TODA" TM oil .....,'11 laaa bd IJ.5 billaolt Uwrc u oil ad QGI m the Atlafttjc of/ Allontic CUJI, N.J. Sto,,.~PageAI. •••ex AtY-19nia AU AMUMln Cl ....... ......... . .... .,_....._.. ca ....... ~ .. L.M....,. MNI..._....._ M t.•::::. .._, ...... c:-ty AU u....-..... c........ C.tl .... 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McDonald County Sheriff John Bliven in Illinois tald Markham told him he wanted lo clear his mother's name and lo get the shootlng "off his chest." . Bliven, who was the origlnal mvesUgator of the sbooUng, said Markham's grandfather, Sterl· ing Roberts, was found at his BlandJnavllle farmhouse dead from a shotgun blast to hls head. He said Roberts and Mrs. Markham had been fighUng and she told sheriff's orticers she shot her father. BUven said she was covered with blood and had been badly beaten. Bil ven said the district at torney ruled the s hooting was self.defense. "We found Markham at a restaurant In town with a bunch of friends," recalled the sheriff "He told us he hadn't been out lo the farmhouse that morning " Police claim Markham told them his mother called him tht> d ay or the shooting und reportt-d hl·r father was trying to k 111 htr M arkh<Jm, who was ~mployPrl 1.1!-. <1 groundsk1•rpcr &t Knott'-. Ht•rry f"arm until last June, toll! µolic€' his mother agrcl'd to l&ke th(• blame and told him to le<i v'· tht· :.rrf'a Po Ii l" <' s a i d M H r k h a m 1 n formed them h(• had hved in I I untington Beach slncP 1972. The lluntint(lon Geach man, who was a high school football star in Blandinsville, apparently wal> driving back to Illinois to m a ke" confession, police said lie stopped In Flagstaff to re port the loss of his wallet ilnd de cld e d to turn h1m:,clf 1n :rnthorit1c1> r1otN1 f 'roat l"agr A I EXECUTE. • :J m after a one hour and 50· minute flight from Carson City. Clad in prison denims and wearing white tennis shoes, the condemned man's hands were handcuffed to a chain a round his waist. Asked If he were praying for a r eprieve, Bishop replied, "To who? I believe In J esse Bishop." Pl lot Park <iould of Alta Sierra aviation in Carson City said the prisoner "chatted all the way down. He was very pleasant He remarked about the flight " Bishop was accompanied by t'wo federal marshals and en· tered a wailing car with two Las Vegas police detectives. then 's ped away for the downtown court house. Bishop, 46, is scheduled to die Monday in the gas chamber at Carson City for the December 1977 slaying of David Ballard, a Baltimore newlywed killed dur ing a holdup at. a Las Vegas casino. Bishop has sald that while he would prefer a life sentence, he felt he had no chance for a com- mutation from the state Pardons Board and would rather be p ut to death than go through the tor· ment of repeated at.ays of execu- tion. - DAILY PILOT fNc 0.-~ce.M o.t•w Pltot, Wlt1'-1'fith ui '""' -· ... --···--b•'""°'-c~· ~~(~t s..,.., •• ,.IJOtl~M• fVM"~d "'°"°•' tM ..... 1 '"CUf ,., (&\f• M•W N~ fW~Pt t.f""fiftO'IOf' f)t..,-f'I r~ t•14'11Y41tlM'¥ ·~ l~f\f>Mtrt.!tovf"(O.\t A \f""O•• , .. ...,.,.. .,...,..,,.. 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Although the municipal el<.'C· ti on isn't until Aprtl 8 of next year , the 39-year-old chlroprac· tor will officially announce his candidacy Fdday. · · 1 went to the H unlington Beach Library and got a book on how to be elected," Petrtkin ex- plained Wednesday. "And it said lo be the first one to declare." Seats on the five-member council currently held by Mayor Bernie Svalstad and councilman Marv Adler will be contested in the next election. Svalstad has been on the city council for a decade, and Adler was first elected in 1972. Niether has made any announcem ent of whether they intend to run fo r re· election. Pc·tnkin, a residl'nt of F'oun lain Valley for three years. ulso I:, president or the board of directors of the Boys Club of Fountain Valley a nd president· elect or the Fountain VaUcy Ex change Club. He wi ll kick off his campaign at an open house Friday at fi p . m . at his office at 18926 Brookhurst St. The public Is in- vited f 'rorw Page A I SWIM ... distance underwater ·s wlm tnto a benefit just sort of naturally ft!ll o nto th e R e d C r oss 1t 1> beneficiary because of that or ganizaitcm's water safety pro· grams ''What we're doing is looklng for pledges of donations or either cash to the Red Cross' water s afety programs or of blood from people who Uke the Idea," Milne said. .. Part of the Idea came rrom the image that scuba has," Shelley added ''You only hear or it when there's an accident and someone dies." Milne explained, addulg that "we're.not planning on hav inR that happen." The two men concede they've picked a n extremely tough project. They're traln1ng for it while trying to run their <living classes and coordinate the project attheaametime. Training at present is six to eight miles of road work and a couple hours of exercises dally, but they want to be able to get up lo six hour.i a day or condi- tioning work by the end of the month ''Actually, we flfure the men- tal conditioning Is as Impor- tant," Milne said "It's going to be tou&h out there, especially wben we cet ID· to the m1dclle of the channel where we can't see the island and we can't aee the mainland." ,,...P•••AJ DOCTOR ••• t• and Kimberly ••• bora wlltll• M wu a HDlor. They mov• to Qlcaaot. wt.ere Mac· l)faald .,.. to .. orUaw•t.m al lcMC>l. &rlatea wu ........ ,.., . ............... tMnat ._ •• to be a netdeocJ at Vale Us orthopedle IW'l•t)', 1'be Army 1.IMffered. II• ...U.t.d, he uld. rather tbaa be dratted wblle ln &ralruna. Colt lle 1Uytd wtth Mat· Donald'• mother wbUe Mac· Donald wu in Army tralnlu. When 8he found 9he WU aotnc £o be joining him at Fort Brau her reaction wM .. ab1oh1t. etatQy Tears nowed down her f ac.," MacDonald'• mother. Dorothy, te1tllied Wednesday. "I juat perceived real happl· neat there," Mra. MacPoanaJd said of the family. Proeecutors are tryln1 to show the mania1c wu de tc rloraUni. Colette 'a mother, M lldred Kanab of Cranbury , NJ., te1tllled earlier that Colette ap pured unhappy She all'O uld s he thought Mac f>ona.ld had been rude and unfc~Un11 urtt-r the deaths Mra. MacDonald, h owt.•vn , sa id her aon wus torn by icrlef a fter the killln.r1. "You could feel the deHpnotA loncllneH. T he re wt'rt> time1> when he would break down und weep " she said. Mrs. Kassab and her huaband, Alfred, puahed for a relnvesUga- llon of the kUUngs a nd the even- tual Indictments. F,....PageAJ ATTORNEY legal community wbo roee lo prominence for representing com merclal fi shermen ln a suit against oil companies alter tbe 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill • Oppen reportedly got a slzea ble financial settlement Cor the fishermen who contended the 011 seriously hurt fishing an the area. H is boal was named tht- •'Chronic Bitcher" apparently in rl!sponse to an oil company or h clal's remark after the oll aplll that Santa Barbara is "a com m unity of chronic bitchers." Before m oving to Santa Barbara, Oppen was an attorney In the Los Angeles area whei:e he once sued Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in an attempt to prevent conversion to all-digit dialing. One frtend, who declined to be identified, saJd Oppen 's eyesight was falling and he had a bad leg that gave rum considerable pain Oppcn 1s survived by his widow. Marilyn, a nd twrn daughter~ Chest X-ray Program Set A non.profit mobile chest x r ay lab is open to the public through Monday ln Huntington Beach at the Sav·on Drug store, 10011 Adams Ave. A spokesman for MobiPe Chest X·Ray Survey Lab of Cypress said that for the cost of the film $8 the X·ray is viewed and diagnosed for abnormalities of the cheat and lungs by a physi- cian speciallz.ing in radloJofy. Normal fees for si milar ser vices, said the spokesman, would be about S60. Holocamt Exhibit Shown at Library A collection of prison camp photograph• a nd artifacts d ocumenting the s uffering or J ewish prtlonera held captive by Germana during World War II will be s hown through Labor Day al the Huntington Beach CentraJ Ubrary. The "Holocaust" exbJblt II the personal collection of local a uthor tfel Me rmlelteln, a prison camp 1urvlvor. The ex. hiblt ls free to the public durini regular IJbrary hours. May-December Pair Charged With .Plot A 7f.year-old Santa Aaa man and a a.year-old Gardea Grove WOIDUI bave been arreeted for alle1edly PAlDI u undettover policeman ~ to dllpoee of tbe woma•1 husband. Tb• May.J>ecember duo wu identlfted bJ police u Ucar Robenoa, 7f , Of Santa ADI and Lorraine T411ta, •, of o..-n Grove. Tbe pair wa1 cbar1ed wttb couptney to commit murder ud -tolidtat.lon ol mu,.,, at· corcna. to lenta AH poUM Sit. Cb&p Morta. Morta '~'::J ~ poUeelUa ....... a1ree4 after me•U•I wit -. • KOD8TIOD \0 murder liht. Tea ta'• •t.naaed buaband, An- t.boat Telta, ol W•t.mlDltar, ill ntum for '3,000. . Tb• police Mrseut Hid that Mend•• later met wttb Robenoa, told him the errand bad been completed and r•· celved $1,000. It wu att.r the excban1e ol money that Roberaon and Mrs. Teeta were &rr .. ted and Hnt to Jall under $2!!0,000 baO eaeh. Pobee aakt t.My believe tbe moUve for the murder COil· 1ptracy wa1 a DeDCllq dtt'Ol'Ce proP«tJ Httltinent latolftac UM woman ... tM ..._... Yte· Um. ------~ D•tl"t ~I ... '"-lly .,...._.. K-i.r FIREFIGHTERS SHOOT BLAZE FR.OM AERlAL RIO Two Men Badly Bl.Arned at Co1ta Meu Plant Wedneadey Tiro Men Critical In Mesa Plant Fire By JACICIF: HYMAN Of'"° 0 •11• l"li.t SUH Two men remained In critical condiUon today alter a flash fire. broke out Wednesday In a r..osta Mesa plastics plant when: they were working, Costa Meb8 fi re officials said today. Fire Marshal Russ Henderson said Larry C \erconc. 34 , of Stanton, and George F: Seaman . 57. of Orange, W€.'re t<•ken to l 'C lrvint-Medical Cente r's bum un 1t after the 3 11 p m hlau• at Narmco Materials Inc . 600 Vic· toria St. lie said Cercone. a group leader in process cng10"1:>ring who had worked at Narmco for two years, was burned over 40 per cent of his body. Seaman. a production :;upervlsor at Narmco for 3 1 years. was burned over 60 percent of hls body. Henderson said orflcials are still lnvesUgaUng the cause of lhe blaze that poured thick black 1moke into the air and forced t.he closure of Victoria Str<'et, re s uiting In traffic Jams on parallel strttt.s The building in which t he n uh fare bl'Oke our. possibly with a small explosion. was specially deaitned w1th s prinklers, extra ventilation and explosion.proof e lcctncal equipment lo resist fires, Henderson said. Battalion Chief Ed Lewis, who headed the flre flg htan~ ac. flvHles. said sprinklers con trolled the hre within the bwld- tng wtule firemen fought names that had spread to the roof He 1>a1d n'? other buildings were threatened The fire was Cont.rolled by 3 30 p m .. 19 minutes art er it was spotted by a poHce helicopter patrolllng the area Two fire Png1nes. a ladder truck and a fire squad vehicle were st:nt to the scene Hende-rson said dama~e to the building is esttmittPd ul under $5.000, .but offi c ial!'\ have· no estimate yet on damage 10 con· tents Ht> Mid off1c1als are lookln~ into two po~s1hle ca u~es of tht· fire a spill that might have OC· curred with flammable acet.oncr. and alcohols stored in the room, or some sort of chemical re1:1c· lion from the pl1tsl1cs mixing and healJng process . The process being used in th€' room was a new one, Hendt:r:.on aaad. Narmco. a d 1\'l1ilon o f Celanese Corp . 1s involved 1n plastics research and develop· ment It h as been the s ite of numerous small explosions and fires. Including four or five this year. Henderson said, but none or the magnitude of We d - nesday's incident. - Salary Dispute I Simmers ' BJ G.UY G&ANVIUE Of .. ...., ......... County government'• labor problema tonUnlMld to simmer W e~netday when Oran1e CowltJ 1upervlaon refused to ac~ blndlni arbltraUon u • m-. ol 1ettltnc a Hlary dl1pute wi~ the county's criminal attorneys. Simultaneou11ly , Board of Sup ervtaora Chairman Pblllp Anthony announced that aupervl.on are 1tand!n1 pal oa a two-year 11 .75 percent pay hike otter to the pf'OHtuton and public defenders. That left a week-old walkout, atctout by the lawyers intact and the county's criminal court.a ti not in a at.ate of emergency at leu t held together only by a series of makeshift expedients. Still on duty and an the trial courtrooms are those attorneys who have been assigned trial cases and whose code of ethlca says they wtll not abandon those cases. Reyond that, however , the week -old walkout-sickout by the 1lcpuly distric t ;ittorney~ ;,nd deputy public defenders 1s taking its toll . ThosC' estimated JO t.o 15 per. cent of the two le)(al forces who are not reporting In· sick or tak- ing earned days oH ue 1011ting adm1rustrators in the two offices an making routine court ap- pearanceH And today as the Job a<'Uon protest as entPring its 1>ernnd Wt-P k, the attorneys are hold.mg fast Their spokesman. deputy d1s- trrct altumt-y Cliff lfarrii.. said. the fe<.>hng or rrw;tratlon ii. as high or higher than 1t wai. a ~eek ago ''T ht-s up('rvlsor s s hoult1 r1·alrie the!> havr been aHectrng th<' opt-ration of the criminal J U'lllC<' i.y-.t<'m ~•th their actir,ns f f>r i.omt-lt m(· and tl h<1!> onl v bt-l'n tht· rl1-<l11 .. Jtion of thl· law\t·r:. th<it ha' h1·ll'! th1n~:. l"gt·th1•r ;. 11 <t rrh 'aid the ofh·r tu submit t ht· ');i);JrV 1:..'i uf' to b1nd1n~ .irb1trat1on would have com matted the attorney!> tu abide by ~ hatcvPr dec1i.1on ~as reached hy the arbitrator "If th<' dedslon had been zero. do n 't give them any kind of a ra1st', we would have lived Wlth that,'· fl ams said. "We JU!it relt It was the best way to get the Issue resolved and the faJreet to both 1ldes. ·• Labor troubles sparked on another front Wednesday even when supervisors voled to ratify ra ve se parate multa·year con tracts t'OVt'rtng about 6,200 coun- ty worker'! HB Reserve· Cops Sought Th(.' lfuntinKlon Beach Police Ot!parlml·nt I~ seeking appli- c ant~ for 1L'> police reserve pro- Rram. a volunteer force which a:.~•~l~ orr1ccrs in an phases of polict' work Reserve~ will be trained at West Orange County Reserve A <'a d e m y of Go lden We s t ColleJte ror ten weeks . All necessary equipment 1s supplied exctpl for handguns Applicants must be between the age of 21 and 45 and pouess a high school diploma. Appllca· tlons may be obtained at the Civic Cent.er. 2000 Main St. or by ca llln a SJ&-5306. Newport Surf and Sport • END OF SUMMER SAVINGS SB.ICTIO M&n StMTS CO,. lolt, Offrh rre, Left ......... 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIN'S SWIMWIAI co,. Wt.~.~. UT'•I 25°/o OFF . IOYS SWIMWIAI 10,. Off ........... 50°/o OFF IOYS SHOITS a SM01T PAMTS 10,. w . o ....... ,20°/o OFF ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADllS DllSSIS 1 SPOITSWIAI 2 5°/o-50°/o OFF • I • • , ltwe2 • Z I Ol/1 W.-. AYe • ........... ., .. 7116 IM..., CAtlFORNJA Finding their balking steeds reluctant to b~eak a finish-line banner Wednesday. co- wmners Ke rry Ridgeway, left , and David Wilkinson, had to dismount and urge them across. The event was the 39-day Pony Express race from St. Joseph, Mo.. to .. ~., .......... Sacramento. Ni ne riders competed in the 1.905-milc ride to honor the 100-year an- ni versary of the death of Sir Rowland Ifill. inventor of the first adhesive postal stamp. Jetliner Has Near Miss HugOOs DC-9 Swerves to Avoid Small Plane SAN JOSE <A P > -Authorities today sought the pilot of a small aircraft which reportedly forced a Hughes Airwest DC-9 jetliner with 22 persons aboard to swer ve in order to avoid a col· Hsi on The Federal Aviation Administration said the pilot of the Las Vegas-to.San Jose Flight 744 told authorities he was forced into a violent turn 7 ,000 galley area. FAA and airUne officials said. The passengers had a lread) buckled their seat belts for landing. they added. MS. McCLEARY BRUISED her back and was treated and released at San Jose Hospital after the flight landed at Municipal Airport without incident at 5:04 p.m., the FAA added. reet above the San Francisco Bay area to avoid The pilot. identified by the FAA as Capt. Jim hitting the unidentified small aircraft. "'\Decker. reported the near miss to airport police. Flight atte ndant P enny McCleary, 28, of T he FAA .said it had received no official report Dublin, was treated and released from San Jose from the pilot. Hospital after she was thrown off her feet in the An FAA duty oHi cer in Los Angeles said the in- 6-months Work Visas Sought For Mexicans LOS ANGELES <API -Mexican immigrants would be protected from exploitation and the fed er al government would be able to curb the tide of illegru aliens under a temporary guest worker pe .. mit proposed by two California lawmakers. The v1sa program, unveiled Wednesday by Sen S. I. Hayakawa. R-Calif.. and Congressman Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach wouJd allow Mex- ican citizens to enter the U.S. and work for six months each year. They would then be required to return to Mexico for the remainder of the year, the two legislators said . but could reapply for anot her ha tr-year vi sit the next year Sa11fa Barbara Chief Quit• SANTA BARBARA CAP ) Santa Barbara Police Chief Alfred Trembly has resigned after criticizing a City Council investigation of alleged police m isconduct as biased and warning it ( ~.,.Tr ) could destroy the city's .Ji l'l i Ci police force. ---------" Trembl y, 55, a fo r mer Los Angeles police offi cer has headed th.is coastal city's police department for 10 years. He reportedly receives an $18,000 LAPD pension and is eligible to reap $8,000 a year in Santa Barbara retir ement pay ' f'ompers-La11d ~llfl• B If I SACRAM ENTO (AP> -A measure to allow ; the Legislature to prohibit foreign ownership of . 1 California pToperty. pa rticularly farm land, bas been sent lo lhe Assembly floor. 1 Assemblyman Richa!'d Lebm!in 's proposed I s tate cooaUtuUonal a mendment, ACA20, was I prom~ by reports of foreigners..' driving land : p_rices up by big-money purchases and offers. j Sped.t E~tle11 Appre.,ed I LOS ANGELES <AP) -The City Council bas I authorized a s pecial election on Nov. 6 to fill the vacant seat on the board of Education. Mayor Bradley aiped the OTdinance Wednes-l day immediately alter approval by the council. I Tbe election was set after the six members of the • school board took 130 ballots during several meet- : inss in a v ain effort to break theiT 3·3 deadlock to I fill the seventh seal. ' l IAleCrife Seller Se11Ce11~efl LOS ANGELES <AP> -A convicted laetrile aeUer will be aeatenc.d s.pt. 17 on cbarsea ol fail-inl to report more than Ml,000 in income on biJ federal tu retur"U. · WlWam D. Turner. 51, formerly of Cbula Vls· ta, faaa up to _. )'ear ~ and a fine of 110,000 for eaeb al two tu counts. cident occurred about 22 miles east-northeast of the airport as the craft was being directed by air traffic approach controllers at the FAA 's Oakland center. THAT WOULD HAVE PLACED the craft about 10 miles east or Mt. Hamilton over a barren stretch of hills The flight was scheduled to arrive at J .S4 p m but had left Las Vegas more than an hour late. the airline said Tbe FAA said Decker radioed controllers re- porting the evasive action. which he failed to describe further Hughes Airwest offi cial Larry Litchfield said the craft pulled up s harply. ··He asked if there was any traffic," the rAA oHicial said ... And the controller did not observe any other ajrcraft on radar U1 that vicinity." The FAA official, who as ked that his name not be used. said It is possible for a small aircraJt to escape radar detection. but declmed to elaborate. LOS ANGELES (AP I The Western Airlines pilot who mistakenly la nded a 94-passenger 737 jet at the tinv Buffalo. Wyo. airport has been sent back to schooi "to refresh his memory on how we approach airports." That was the announcement from Ray Silvius. a Western Airl.mes spokesman, on Wednesday re· garding the mispl aced landing by pilot Lowell Ferguson. F ERGUSON AND HIS 103,600-pound twm-engtne jet dropped in on the sleepy cattle and sheep ranching town J uly 31 a fter apparently mistaking it for the Sheridan1 Wyo. airport 35 miles away. No one was injured wnen the Boeing jet screeched to a halt on Bufflllo's 4,500-foot runway. "We're not out to hang Lowell Ferguson but from our point of view 1t is a serious matter because he deviated f rom established pro· cedures," said Silvius. He added that Ferguson failed to follow prescribed ins trument approach procedures. "If he <Ferguson ) had used radio aids, there's no way be would have landed at Buffalo,'' said Silvius. -- FERGUSON WAS DEMOTED from captain to first officer status and pay for two months, Silvius said. while the rught's two other crewmen were also d.iacipllned. Ferguson declined to comment on his demotion. The townlolk of Buffalo had fun with their newly acquired airline service. During the town's annual Crazy Days celebration -unofficially renamed Lowell Fer,uson Days -a jeweller paraded around weanng a jumpsuit with a sign reading. "I was headed for Kennedy International." A BUFFALO CLOTHIER ordered T-shirts bear - ing the likeness of Snoopy with int initials ''LF" on the collar and landing a 7l7. He said he sold out his supply ln one day, Including 64 of the s hirts to Western employees In Denver. And a BUffaJo lwnberjack penned a poem en- UUed: "Lowell's Lut LancHas or Whoa, Dammit, Whoa." About 300 Buffalo residents aioed peUtiom uk· inr We.Mm to "lbow 11..,..ilon" to Fer1uaon and feUOw crew memllen. Poa 'IMI PIOlllSSIOMM. TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IMIWWW .......... Me COMSU&.""6 c ,, ........... ~ ................ . ...... 4. ,,,, .......................... .. lhurldey.Augu1t23. 1979 DAIL. y PILOT A~ Baydea vs. Law•akers Confrontation Looms SACRAMENTO <A P ) -The stage wu aet by a leglalaUve committee for a confrontation with polTU-cal activist Tom Hayden . who ba.s become embroiled in an increulnsly bitter feud with sever al lawmakers. Saying they wanted the former anti-war ~ro teator lo ap~ar ~fore them at a later bearmg, members of the Joint LegialaUve Budget Commit-tee Wednesday delayed action on an $85,000 ap-propriation for a commission on which Hayden sits 808 M ULHOLLAND, a spokesman for Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy. said Hayden would attend tbe second bearing, which probably will be held next week. Hayden and his actress wife. J ane Fonda. have been involved in a series of battles with legislators since Gov. Ed mWld Brown Jr appoint- ed anti-war POW Edison Miller to the Orange County Board of Supervisors last month1 a move s upported by Hayden and Ms. Fonda ana OPPoSed by a number or le1tl11l•tor11. : Shortly after Miller's appointment the state Senate overwhelmin1ly rejected Brown's appoint-ment of Ms. Fonda to the state A.rt.II Council. Before that vote. one legislator accused her of committing treason byvisitirig Hanoi during the Vietnam w ,r. ASSEMBLYMAN RICHARD Robinson, D· Santa Ana. who requested Wednesday 's he aring. has been one of Hayden's sharpest critics. R obinson acc u sed H ay den or b ein g hypocritic~ and wung "red-baiting tactics," r~f~r rmg to comments the former anti-war activist made Monday in which he called Robinson a "cor· rupt politician'· ~ause or tus association with Dr. Louis CeUa , an Orange CoWlty political power who was convicted of fra ud "His use of guilt by association is the same kind of McCarthy tactic he accused the California Senate of when they rejected Ms. Fonda." said Robinson. vice chairman or the budaet committee. [~j aciti de~try Compan~ ... :.11r ~:' :· ... f-f:.~. rr, T•~f PUBl 1( ~ First II•• Ewer In Ha1bor Areal!! 1,000,000 DIAMOND cunERS' S LE SALE EXTENDED 3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY AUCJUSt 23, 24 & 25, 1979 How, only durinq this JpKial C)t'fft c..tten' sate, you con buy dicuaCMtds directly from some of tM wortd's ~odillg c.tten. Save t...dreds. even thousands. on these diCIMOftds before they att ....tied up for sale to iewe-lry and depcw lnteWt stores ocrou the nation. This may be a 0ttce-ift-o-lifetitM opporlwtity. If you know diamottds, you know thts is no ex~ration. An outstmtdinq investment opportunity. SUPER SAYINGS Compare these prices. But lturry. They won't ~ast. UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE I'..-Corot S•f'nu SIZE SHAPE I'«-Corot S• f'riu nr-.A-..2Stti nir-.. ....... 25tll 82 cts Round s I 7S0.001ct. 1 56 Ch Round SI I 00.00/ct. 87 cts Round SI 500.00/ct. 1 58 Cl<. Rouno 5 I I 00.00/ct. ·91 cti. Round s 1500.00/ct. 1 60ctc; Pl=!ar 5750.00/ct. 99 ciS Round SI )00.00/ct. 1 64 CIS Rouno s 1400.00/ci. 99CIS Round S9'S.00/ct. I 1 73 ers Rouno SI 100.00/ct. 1 OO cts Round s 1400.00/ct. 1 86 cts Round S I )00.00/ct. 1 03 CIS Round s 1750.00/ct. 2 00 cts Round SS000.00/ct. 1 04 CIS Round 5 I 500.00/d . '; 0 1 C!S Hf'itr' 54000.00/ct:- 1 14 CIS Round 5 1500.00/d . < o; cts Round 5)000.00/ct. I 17 ct<. Round 54000.00/cl ;: It' Cl!> Pe Jr 5 1500.00/ct. -1 18 els Pear 5 I 200.00/ct. 2 20 cts ~ound 54000.00/ct. 1 20cts Peer 5750.00/ct. 2 24 Cl'> Rouno U00.00/ct. 1 26 CIS R0uno SI 540.00/ ct. ~ 2; ct· Oval SI 500.00/ct. 1 36 cts. Rouf\d s 1200.00/ct. 2 30 CIS Round 5 I S00.00/ct. 1 37 ciS Round UH.00/ct. 2 66 crs Rouno UH.00/ct. I 49 CIS Round 55500.00/ct. -2 99 CIS Rouno US00.00/ct. 1 49 CIS Pear 5150.00/ct. 1 50 CIS Round 5 I 500.00/ct. 3 00 CIS Pc.u U500.00/ct. 3 0 4 cts Ppar 51500.00/ct. 1 55 c1S Round 11200.00/ct. J A rte e n. nd IHD0.00/ct. EARRING EXTRAVAGANZA Save up to 60°/o TOT AL WEIGHT 08 C1S 20cts 35cts 45 cts 1 OOcts 1 44 Cls RACITl'S UNl(f>UE DIAMOND GUARANTEE MON 1-Fll TOt m G11m. SATURDAY 10am !>11m M:n.ct Refalf Prict S200 00 $45000 S75000 S170000 S400000 $800000 I Sale Price ~h).2Sth HS..00 1115.00 SJ4'.00 suo.oo 51500.00 U700.00 BEAUTIFUL MOUNTINGS Hen YOllr •• •'-M&Bulcd °" a ltee•flM dHlr.er rla9 Of' ........... ••s:::i ..... .clfl't ..... CllH .... .. ., priced for ........ °"· en ....... ,... owa ....... _., • ...... wll C8lt It for ,... • ,, J .. ,,, Edit ri I P Rooert N w..d/Publl~r ThOmlS K"vll/!dltor Oranoo Coast Oo1ty Pilot 0 a !!fl..e _________ Th_u~ __ . A•ug•U1t•t• 23 •··' 171 ·-------·e.tWr--•-K.re•l•bf•c"•'•!•d•lt•or•let•ft• ... ••IE•dttor~-- Bolsa Chica Issue ~Needs Cooling Off ' Tb9 undentatemeot ol the year would be to 11y that _the IMuet IWTOWMl1ni the plamliq or the Bot.a Chica manhJandl have become complicated. For more than 10 years dev@lopera. envlroomen Laliists and stule, county and city a1encles have fouaht over the J .tl>O acres of Boin Chica. 't The area remalwt county terrtlory. AJtholqth most of • &he a rea iB owned by Sipal Landmark Inc .• <.-on&erntlon · 1roupe; ure uram~ romplet~ preMrvatJon and restoration H a s11lt·water wtldUfe habitat. Develol>t!n1 have ·pushed ror a marloa and have sald that the economic booell ol development would be 1reat. Now . u batUt between envlronmental enthualuts and development minded groups ha.a become more apparent. One HWltington Beach·baaed aroup ia uralna that a navigable waterway be built through a stretch or the marshlands Into Huntington Harbour Members of Amigos de Bolsa Chica. a conser vation group. claim the plan ls simply a ploy to build a marina ln the area. One thing has become clear: dlacusalons have ~~come so heated and bickering so frequent that lltUe ... :.ground is being galned toward a final disposition of the :._"Valuable lagoon. ;: A cooling off period is needed. It might tum out that r" the dreams can be reached. ~ . ~Redevelopment Again }: Prople have stopped holding their breath when f;downtown Huntington Beach redevelopment is men· ~fioned . That ·s understandable. f Plan after plan has floated off to sea. leavt.ne shop ·owners and downtown supporters frustrated and angry. The Huntington Beach City Council has again hit ~he redevelopment trail. Council members say that this time : th€' 20-year-old redevelopment dreams ~ll be carried ·out :. The approach a ppears to be simpler than plans in the past. A s1x·block area centered around Main Street and hemmed an by Pacific Coast Highway and Orange A venue 1s the target. City planners were directed to dust off and modify past plans and to prepare cost estimates. One notion, for ;instance. would be to close off Main Street as a mini- • mall. • Co un cil members s uggested the city could help ;,..private enterprise get the ba ll rolling by setting up a theme and U!:>in~ fed<:ral funds to pay for various street improve men ts . The tentative plans appear to be steps in the right .direction P erhaps private enterprise will become as en- t husiastic over the downtown dreams as the council ap- peetrs to be. . ~Price vs. Ethics Many taxpayers would pat Huntington Beach's Ocean View (elementary) School District trustees on the: back for a recent action Trustees apparently got a good price when they {lgreed to pay $5,000 for analysis of how best to sell an ~.2-acre parcel of now-surpf us property. .,,. The Newport Beach fi rm that bid its services at the i ow. selected price appears more than qualified to J>erform the service. •. But left high and dry in the procedure was the Hunt· •lngton Beach real estate man who originally offered a -marketing analysis. .: Trustees were so impressed with his plan -offered Jor $10,000 -that they actively sought bids from other l!onsultants. The $5,000 bidde r knew that the Huntington Beach •inan had set his price at $10,000 and came in Wlder that 'tigure. . Trustee Charles OsterlW\d wouldn't vole to hire the .low bidder. lie abstained. saying the syste m somehow seemed "unfair." He may be right. . The lax payer is the beneficiary. but the ethical cost might be questionable. • : Opinions expressed in the sp~ abOve are those of the Daily Pilot •Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. • Bo• 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone (7.14) 642·4321 :· Boyd/ Lawnmower . ByL M. BOYD • Every night after dark in :the year 1830, the neighbors :91 Edwin Budding heard him •tn bis own backyard, ma.k.1n1 :peculiar metallic ooiaes. : They couJdo 't lieu re it out. , 1'bi1 was ln En1laod. Bud· line was an en1ineer ln a • tloth factory there. He "U 'Eew the wort.logs of h1a lac· • ry machine, the one that • mmed the pile on cloth. : d be 1aid he didn't much :tare what the ne ighbors :9'oupL But hr<cared enouah ~lo experiment in darlmeu, •tvldently. Next year be :patented the world's flflt ·lawnmower. . ~--~~~~~~~~-.. Dear Gloomy Gus Wby la the Chamber ol ComlDll'ce uk1q for a SI0,000 "budout" to ftnaace their office move? Tbey should be aak~ tholle 1uya who Nnk lal,000 ln UM "71 eouMll NdiGe U.'-1 ol our public Mn.,. - "You quote experts as s ay- ing a good way lo kMp your ahoes smelling fresh la t.o put s lices or potato ln them ... writes a gamest.er ln Austin, Texas. "If they're children's shoes, we abould use tat.er tot.I, right? Goll 1boea, potato chips? Slippen, home frtea? For a stripper's beela, Just the peeling? Clo11, German potatoes? For the aboes ol Army aurgeons, M•A•S•ff potatoes. And for lndiH moccasins, scalloped, no doubt." Q. "la It true that the flnrt woman lo swim the En1U..b Channel wu not permitted lo come a1hore because 1he didn't have a J)Ulport?" A. No. but It is true that lo lnl wblD OertrucM Edec'Se, stark naked and cov•r•d with 1NU9 crawled Ure the sand, a BrtUlb Imm ra· Uon oftldal walked up to , stuck out bla band, and 1ald, ''Yourpauport, pleaae." Do JOU buy t.bll claim of tbe famoua Madame DarlausT ••sveo wtthoul the 11l1bt11t effort, • ma_n ..... ,. loalll ,....., ....., • woma ol &be 1ame ap." NeitberdoL NN k ltated la prtllt tbllt n ,.1111 ol die wo•• ta ..... 12 ,,, .., ..., Dow Mw ..... 11111. ,,.. ..... ·~·-~ ... --lrt~...,lt. Earl Wat rs Can We Mford Arts Council? Maybe the Senate oiade am.la· take ln throwinl out only tbe baby and not Lb• bath •• weU. A• leaat that la lbe way some ol tbe Senaton feel now that t.he fuaa and f\uy over lbe appolnl· ment and A · jectlon o f Jane Fonda t o tbe Arta Couacll baa a ubelded Aod indeed lt la quite poaalble that lbe f'~ is· s ue o~ the f1'al questioo. Why abould the s tate fund an Arta Council? Is lt ao essential funcllon of covernment? Or even a deairable one? In the U1bt ol the Proposition 13 vote, can expenditure& aucb u thia be Jut Wied? Mailbox The CouneU, created ln 1"1. crew out of an earlier ver, 1lon called the Arla Com· ml11loo which wu established lD 1983. Ill ajma were to "pro. vlde leadenhip and atimulat.e ln· ltlatlve and lotereat In tbe eetAbli.abmeot of •I'll proerama and acUvlUea tbrou1bout the •tate." ALTBOUGB conald erebly great.er verbta1e was uaed lo eouncl.atina the Coal& of the re- cycled venloo when tt look over ln 1975, tbe buk purpoeea didn't chance. aave one import.ant ex· cepUoo. , Somehow . th e words "stirnulate iniUaUve" wen! lost. In tum the concept of lhe agen· <:y. as one through which (ederaJ a llocations and private dona tions for the support of arts pro· ject.s and granL'S would runnel. al.a dlaappeared. At the outlet, the c:ommla· tion apPfared to be on tbe way to tucce11 in ln1plrln1 private doP&Uona. These were lo total more than twice the com· blned at.ate and federal alloc•· ttona. But wben tbe aaency came before the Leplature this year uk:ina for a wbopplnC •12 million budcet. it diacloeed that it did not anticipate one thln dime from private donors. · IN THE PMl'l tbe Leglalative Analyst bas beld the acency down lo about Sl millloo per year . Even then he bu been highly critic al or the ad · mioistraUve coeta declaring It lo be overstaffed with h igh salaried po6itiooa. And, despite being lop heavy with manage· ment JOb8, he said the council 1s badly managed and its expen· dlturH and bud1et poorly document.eel. Furthermore be aald UM cowacil has been band· tn1 oat sranta wtth "°firm,... ulaUoaa or crlt.erla and without formal appUcaUont. But the analyst'• crltlcltm were u nothing compared t.o the condemnations whlcb have been leveled at the council by the Senaton themselves. Not too popular with the ~nate when it wH the Arta Commission, the' conversion lo the council wu lo fuel even more bitter attaclts. ONLY LAST year Senator Dennis Carpenter. a stolid Orange County Re publican, spoke strongly againat the eotm· c1l declanng. ·'The people wouJd n ae and smile you down if they knew what trash you were fund-ing .. In an effort to let the people know what that "tr.,s h" 1s . Senator Bob Wilson. a Sao Diego Democrat. periodically un· leuhf>tl a list of the most outre proJect.s to back up his efforts to ellm1nate the counC'il SomP lasted hy Wilson were $2,000 for an artist to create a ll<'Ulpture from discarded beer ootllet>: S2.000 to produce a rain making t'eremony an the Mo· ia ve . $ J ,000 for mus ical 1J1Slru· me nts to <'nmmun1catf: with <lol ph ins . $700 for ft ve a rllst.s to perform at a laundromat: and Sf>.000 for a dO<'um entary film or tht' ··theorn•:-. and beliefs " of lhe ·Royal Chicano Air .. ·orce " Suc h b1i arrt· pro1ecll>, coupled with the m1 c;manage ment of fundi.. would h<"f•m to fully s up rort Wilson·-. oh,<>rv11t1 on when hf' "aid, "I <inn t think thP coun ell dci;en ei, l ll s tay in ex 1stence .. The only explanation then for the Le~1slature·s ap· proval or a S7 4 mallJon budget for the counr1 I 1s that lhe reaJ Is c;ue got lo:st 1n tht• faght over Fonda Foreign Landowners Create State Jobs • To the Editor The amendment proposal pre~ s ented b y As s embl y man R ichard l~hman . proh1b1ting foreigners from purchas1n~ land here l.Jl Cahfornil:I, 15 an d.Jrect conrnct wtth the governor's al· tempt 'at creating more JOb5 There can be no real opposition to foreigners in Culirom1 a when the issues are weighed Foreign corporat1oni. and busi· nesses al ready own land and fa ctor ies he re lo the United Stales. Their monies and invest· ments have created thousands upon thousands of jobs for the American people, just as do lhe do m estically owned corpora· tions. California needs these. foreign investors to create jobs for a state which is growing rapidly in population each day. WHAT PURPOSE does As · semblyman Lehman and his few followers have ln trying to forbid these foreign investors a nd bus1· nesses? Gov. Brown. throughout his term m office, has been trying lo create more jobfl for this in· creasing populatioo. An exam· pie of this was his announei!· ment to Vo lks wagen AG in Wolfaburg Germany, that he is willing to aid the company in building their second m ajor U.S. car assembly plant. here i n California. He stated he was wllllng to give aid t o Volkswagen through high level representation In the office of Planning and Research so as lo ease the normal burdens in re· celving the necessary permJta for the building. Does A•· r.emblyman Lehman think that Volkswagen is golng t.o build a planl here ln California, lf the s tat e ia 1oing t o forc e Volkswagen lo give up the land and factory? Foreign capital will be scared away from Cali!ornia u long u the Lehman proposaJ ls pendiq. BRIAN DOOLEY. CPA Nel•lie. To tbe Editor: I a11'9e that tboee IO-Called pranbten who put suds ln foun· t.a.lna are not funny . Nor la the vaodallam iD our :,rhoob 11mus 1n lo( H evla r1n ~ •d0<1r locks lhat <'Onllnuall) havl' ~lue or huhbh.·~urn or 811<'h rut In lht:m IS a Vl'r ) l'ICJ'lt'n!il\l' a nd not Vl'ry funny · JOk<· " MAHGAHF.T llAl,ot 'GB C'orrr<-1 •on To lht> Edit.or In tht> mtcre~t of accun1r y in repo rtin~ I ~nuld like to make 1t clear lhal thNc 1:-. m1 or~anala taon c alled 'n1tt·d W<Jy or O range County (Daily Pilot . Aug 3. Page A lO J There arl' two United Wuy or ga nizat1ons an Ora n~c County. -West and North South. The Umt· cd W uy of West Orange County ~erves the <'lllCh of G11rd~n Grove. Fountain Va ll ey, Hunt· ington Beach, Westminater ~d ~al Beach a.s well as the unin· corporated areas of Midway Ca ty. Sunact and Surrsute J .E KENNEDY Eicecut1ve Oi r~tor. United Way or West Orunge County Tax Mrrt Tn the F..dit.nr At 7 30 p m , on Au~ 28 . there will be a m eetin g, 1n the cafetena of the Garden Grove High School. sponsored by a citizens' group called Taxpayers of Orange County . We will welcome all Ora nge County citi:teM who care to attend At Ws m eeting, we will have petitions available for any who would Uke lo help themselves by helping us get our proposed or- dinance oo a ballot. This or· dinance would require that the board of supervisors use their maximum powen to prevent tuea and fees until approved by lhe voters. Many of us beve attended hearlnp and helped st.op some Sydney Harris nt·w t.axei, hut v1mt· hJ\"' h<-<·n added that we dadn l ~lop tr V.\- <lnn t work together . we can ex 111.·tt to l<>t>e ll 11 the tw nerat-. nf l'ropos1tJon 13 f< F LJl:'l.SI::!'< Tlta1elu .. t •fllrGfl To Ui e Edllor I find 1t net"ei-~ar) Jl th1::. lJme to ::.top Ult> ..era~::. rooL-. t·amp<ugn that has hprung up In the last month to persuade me tn run for thl' f''ounu.un Valle y City Coun l' ii A lthou~h 1·m dei:'ply com matted to the City or f ounta in Valley and have had year!> nr service in all sorts or v<Jlunt~r work . I feel that I can tw~t serve the city an my present capal·1ty as the AthJetJc Director fur Uw Boys Club r would likt· to thank my friends throughout the city for their support. BOB "IGOR" JSRAEIS KY It'~-laada C•a••~I To the Editor Claiming that the Navy may do:.e Huntington Harbour's only ocean a ccess. boating lobbyists are demanding an ocean acces5 Into the Bolsa ChiC'a weUandb Such n plan would cost at least $20 m illion dollars of tax money to construct a channel and then Quotes "What we're looking at ls the loss of several million doUan over the next few weeks if this trend continues ." Ralph Thompeoa, s pokesman for the South Padre Island Chamber of Commertt, after nearly 20 miles of scenic Texas beaches were blackened by history's won t oil s pill. · hu1 ltl .1 brirl~l· on J•.11 1fw <"•1:1:-.t llH!hl.lo J \ 0\1•r II a:-v.d l ,p., :i IH "' hrid g<> and r h.1nnel on ~ arn1·r 1\ \ Pnlll' T rdffa<' 1.1o111Jld h.1\1· 11• h•· halt <-d nn P<:lf a ncJ W<J rn1·r J\vcOul' during r on<,lrurl11ln a nd aftf'r th(' r hunn1•I ,.., hu1lt :-urftng would bt· n11nc-d in fluntmgton -Reach Dn-dg1ng of thl' Bolsa lh1ca would hav1• to he done on .1 regular b1.1:-.1h Th<· cost lo th.- 1 ax p a yl· r a nd 1·n v 1ronmenl would he a.-.tronom1cal and only the bo ating interest!> would ~ncfat Tiit: ROl\Tt:RS f'laam the ="'·1" y will d o!'e their t•hanncl but th1., " only a plov to gel a ch<in · nl'I throu~h the HOlha Chica. On J ul) J I the lluntinizton Beach Planning Department received u lt'tter frnm .Jo!\1•rh Ha wkins. Pubhc Affair" OHac·<•r for thl' S ·al fWat'h Nttval Weapons Sta t1on whl<'h st alC'd lhat. "Then: 1s no intention by lht' N11vy to alter lhl' present u:se pattern hy the boating public an the Anaheim Bay area " The Navy will not close the flurbour channel as som r wall lead the public lo lx'ltt' ve Th e Bills<• Ch1C'a wetlands would be greatly affttted by an oec an C'hannef t hat would allow boats to rongt'st and pollute the water Taic money would be poured into a spedal interest project that would benefit a select few Bolsa Chica soouJd remain the beautiful land that it is A channel would ruin the wetlands for everyone . DAVE HALL • ..... O.•• .... ..---... -: •• , -~ l..etlH1 ......... ...... .. lf1*'81 ~ ......... -·-· c.... ..... . CA tt611L ~ _. ...... .., , .... ,...._ _ .............. _... ... _..,....._ ................ _ ... ..._ ...... .................................. , ............ ,.,.. Writers Must Find Their Limits Gertrude Sle1n ia most r amoua a mong the tanorant for her lo· cant.aUon "A roM la a n>M ls a 'l'Ole," but abe lmew what she waa Hying, and •be knew what she meanl. She would never bave said, for ln1lance, "A writer 11 a writer l1 a wrtter." Tbl1 la the mistake b•· ln1 made by tbe public i.tnlaloa channel ln New Yort whlcb la utlnl a 11ut to eom· mlulon orl•lnal play• for tel•vllkm '° ... wriUeD.,, dllt· la1UiiiMd ncweU.tl ud lbort ltOr1 wrtt.en. or pla)'5. A write r of plays is not usually a novelist. A novelitt h1 nol usually a poet_ A poet ta not an eaaayltt. An esaayl1t la not a fiction writer. The differences tn wrtlinC are far different than the dlfferencet within the other a.rt.a. A com· poser composes, a painter palnll. a aculptor scul~ ualnc the medlwn ot tone eo&or ud UM. But wh1Je JOU OCHDpote muaAc and paint a picture ud sculpt a ft1Ure. you callDOt writ.e writln1. TRm BAI Mver }>9ID an author, lDdudlq Sballffpeare, who could .m .. equaltJ WI lD every form. Tiii UM ol wonll ll far more llmllla1 and drcemlatbed .... &be .. of ... aad eoAor ... be. If tMle. MYllilta ud IMft "°" ...... -* ....... . ,..,., &My would '-" ~ them lone before. tr • poet could say somethin1 In prose, he would not have to HY it in poetry. U an eaaayl1t or ~ritlc had the lmacinattve capacity and talent, be would be wriUnc ma1ter'J)6etta lnltead of writinc about them. BEaNAaD SHAW published ftve novel• -all of tbem fallulW -before be •banlhDed th• fot"ll\ and leat'IMd that be wu really a playwrtabt. HeDrJ Jam• tried tJme and •lain t.o writ. pla)'I. W'hlcb ..,.. dlamal Oope OD the Stqe ......... 1111 1hort atort" aa~ novell are 1uperb. Doten1and~olW11wn. man, of the ftnt rank, u" to1ed, ud more tUa ..,.., wtthGllllll'fonm,Wla.._ ... ,, ... _., u" .... .. ... ............ .., .......... ud!DM ...... ; NATION Gas· Prices 'Unstable' DOE Retail Lia& Stin Dealers' Proie.ia W ASHINO'roN (AP) -Guoline de.._. say •*'• prioee.,. Oaftll"I to rut _, IOftMI· & att.9apt to compUe a Hat of mulm-.m ,. ....... ~ r9taU •rice. would be fnltln1 bee ... llwo.ldbe•olctate 1"be ._I) ~artment•a ftrst for'a1 aato ann- m1 eomumen with an ~sUma&ed mulmwa nitatt priee lilt brouabt bowls ol protest.I trom dealers ~l'Oll tbl ~lr)'. TD DBALJ:as. SOME OF WllOll were ._...._. .tUa calla from kaie motoriata cl*'•'"' U.., were blilq overcbarted foe 1u. complataed Uaal ~ '-ued Monday cbd not ren.ct la'-t • ~ ... pri" inCl"UleS (The Uat WU pubH•Md Tuetday iD tM Dally Pilo& > Ne\fertbelea. Enern Department orflc1ala said they wtll have such lists, perhaps every fllOntb, 1lvla1 con sumers estimates "within several tents" ot what the legal cu price ceWnes are in 20 metropolitan are~ aaid the depart· ( ('0 SVM rR ] ment'1 Jay Tbompsol!, ~ -=- whOH olftce ia responSI· ble for compiling the list. ~f wbolesale gasolme pricei. are changing so rapid· ly a list cannot be compiled. the department may take a closer took at wholesale pricing. ENEllGY DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS con- ceded the first list, compiled Aug. 6, was old by the time it was issued Monday and said an updated version would be made available. "Jl took a while for us to get our act together." said Thompson. Although prices on the government survey are broken down to the nearest hundredth of a cent, Thompson and other department officials em· ToWrd J a net L ee Auchinc lo ss, mothe r of Jac- qu eli ne Ken· n ed y Onassis, says s he will m a rry retire d in ves tment b a n k e r Bingham Morris of Southampton, N .Y . She said that no d a te or location for the wedding , h e r third, bas been chosen. pliaulMd they are ont, esUma\el and ma, cbaqe 1U1btJy from day to day. Some •taliona ud ..., ..ur. •ta'--mJ ... t be exe~ for MIDI rMIOa, elftdala laid, becaUM ol UDUIUll opera&or CQIU, lJNDB& NllW GOYllaN•t:NT realllaUou, &be cou.otrJ'• more U.u 111,oeo tuoll.M ....uon operaton an lllDW to a proftt muiPa. from wllicb they mmt l'Q tblir own Offf'· bead mid tc*I, ol 15.4 c..u a talloa. '!'bey may pua wbo&lule pncc lnc.....-ud t.aua aloec to cuatomen The ehan•e ln re1ulaUoaa wu IDtended to make it eMler to determine retail celtlnp. Dealen aero.a the country complained ot be· in& awamped with compla.lnt.a they couiclered UD· juat.llled becaiAH the Iii~ iuued by tM Enerc Departmeal were o..it of date. A atatioa operator in Ma11achusetts got 65 calls from aniry cwitomers, said Paul Marron 9f the Bay State Gasoline Retailers A.uociaUoo. AND VIC aASllBED, EXECUTIVE direc-tor of the Greater Washington Area Service Sta- tion Association, called for those who ~mpUed the liat to be fired. "This latest fOYl ·Up by the Department Of Eneray in releasing inaccurate ceilln& prices for retail dealers across the country by brands is another example of the vendetta that DOE is con- duct.in& against the nation's retail service station dealers," Rasheed declared. Marron said in a telephone interview tbat wholesale prices have been going up from day to day. sometimes as much as 4 cents a &allon al one lime. "I l.bink it's going to be very difficult to reflect accurate selling prices" in any list, be said. Ethnic Violence Flares in Denver DENVER (AP> -A gang of Hi.apanic youths armed with clubs and a hammer attacked a Viel· namese man and smashed the windows out or his car as violence flared in a bousinc project where tensions between the ethnic groups have caused refugee families to flee, police said. Police and remaining Vietnamese in the area came to the man's rescue before he was seriously injured Wednesday night. authorities said. The beaten man was not identified. POLICE REPORTED NO AllBESTS. Patrol car s cruised the project during the night, and no incidents were reported early t.Oday . Nearly all the 22 Vietnamese families in the predominantly Hispanic low-income housing pro- Ject moved out this week after teoaions belween the groups broke into violence. · "I DON'T KNOW WHE&E THEY went," Bernard Valdez, director of the Denver Depart· ment ol Social Services, said Wednesday. A window-breaking confrontation that erupted Monday night caoDed racial friction between the Vietnamese and "RispanJc residents of the area known as the "Projects". that bad been smolder· ing for nearly six months. HARDWARE STORE .. 300 SERIES 111/2 ........ _.... JIK-310 •11ck ONLY s44aa The compact Weber charcoal cooker Porcelain finish. alu minum legs and ash catcher. In Yellow_Aed. Kfi(ime °' Cop~Mist .. 700SERIES 22•12 ......... ·--· In Yellow. A&d. Kev Lime or Copc>er-Mist 55988 ONLY America's favOfite outdoor cooker. F>Ofoelain finilh inside and out, aluml"um legs and ash catcher. •Iii .. 'Tlvld9y. August 23. 1971 DAil y Pft.OT A J 1 starts Friday at9:30a.m . many limited quantities ... not all sizes may be available in each grouping ... colc rs and styles limited to stock on hand, so shop early for ~est selection! these items available in our Huntington Beach Store women's sportswear NOW to•IEITAMCTOPS ............• 1.91 •LONOS&.EEVE8LOUSES ...•............ 3.91 11•1ESTAMCTOPS .................... 3.98 ••SES TEE StlRTS..... . . . .......... 3.91 1•.MIORTANK TOPS .. . . . . . ............ 3.91 41 JUNIOR SHOATAUS . . . . .. .. . . ...... 3.98 •JUMOAFASHIOHPANTS .......•... 3.91 521nRSPANTTOPS ... . :! ....... 4.91 •JUNIOR PANT TOPS . . . • . .. 4.91 112 FAMOUlllAKER PANTS . . . . . ... 4.91 37 .... TEE SNATS . . . . . ........ 9lc 32 A TANK TOPS . . . . ... 98c •2 PC.SWNIWEAR . . . . . . . . 3.91 ..... SHOHll ......... .... .. 1.91 31.IR. HAL T!RTOPS.. . . .. . . . . . . ... 1.91 D-100"JltCOTIONIHRTS ... . ..... 4.98 dresses, pant suits NOW 20JUNIOM61DIHILONGS ............. 1.91 40JUllOR a Ill HI LON08 .............. 14.11 ••Hl!IPAlllUTI ..................... 1.91 lifigerie, loungaww NOW 30CAMISOLESI HALF SUPS 3.98 31FASHION8'KtNIS . . . . . 1.91 11SOFTCUP9RAS . . . . .. 3.91 12CONTOUABRAS .... 2.98 31 IUN SHIFTS ~OUST!RS . . . 3.98 418HORTPOLY/COTT£ARYLOUNGERS . S.98 74l.OMOPOLY/COTTERRYLOUNGERS .... 6.98 24 HOSTESS WEAR . . .. .. . . . . . . ........ 6.98 wOmen's accessories NOW • WAl.LETI . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 2.48 a t!Mfll mns . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . .. S.91 131'\18ETOPS........ . . . . ............ 1.48 aUV'UHATI . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . ..... ~ 441ELTS ............................ . 2708CARVES . . .. . . . . . . . .. • . • • . . . . . ... 9lc 12 8U1111ER SHOES . .. . ~. .. . . . . • . • . . . .. 2.91 57VINYLSANDALS ...................... 3.98 •WEDGE IHO£S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.98 52 VINYL SANDALS ........................ S.98 uvingS for girls NOW 17 UTTl.E ...aSMORTSETS . . . . . . . ..... 2.91 31UTTUCR.l&OUSES ................. 1.11' 11 llQQIRLS SHFT8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.16 2111GGIM.SIUl'TIETS .................. UI 31llOOltLS8IORTIETS . . . 1.91 41 llGOltLS SHORTS . . .. ... 1.91 2t9'GGIRLSTOPS .... . . .. . .... 1.91 579'GGllLITOPS . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .... 1AI » 9'GGltt.l PANTTOPI .................. 1.91 1•110CMN..1PANTTOP8 ................. 2.91 ••GMU• ousa .................... lie u1•C1M.1~ ................... 2M OW1'11•11'1 ......................... 2.11 1*t II -............................ lie lnfanta Md toddlers NOW ... ouea .............................. 11e •TOODLIRGIM.llOITTOPI . . . . . . . . . . . lie 2tTODDLIJUMRLI KNITTOPI ............. 1 •• •'T'OODLIR--.SIHORTAUS ........... 1 .. ................................. 2.11 •10DDl.880Yl1&'"'"' ............ 1 .. •1"0DDLDIO'tl111 •IMTI . . . . . . . ..... lie •lODDl.IRIO'tlPMTI ................. 1 .. .,.. 8'10¥11HORTALLS ............ 1 .. lt1alD8'10¥1Wl•ta ............ 2.• 1t1* ·'°"---............. .. ·=.-,-······················"'· .. a.-II ............................. : .... .. .· savings for boy~ • UTTL£ BOYS SUMllEAWEAR . . . . ... 1.91 •llOBOYSSWWWEAA ............... 1.98 1781QllOYTAHKTOPS . . ....•....... 1.91 77 llO llOYIHOfl'TSLV StMTS. . . . ... 1.- 80 llO BOY KHIT StlRTS . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . 2.18 savings for men NOW 11LSLVORESSSHeRTS . 6.98 '17 WOVEN SPORT SHIATS . 1.98 IJ7 L SL V LEISURE SHIRTS 1.91 21 LSLVLasuRESHIATS . 4.91 5 FAMOUS flW(fJ' SPORTCOA TS. . ....... 11.98 e6PLEATEOSLACKS ....... 14.98 143EXPAHDA8L.EWA1STSLACKS ...•.. 14.98 31 PATTERNEOSLACKS . . . .. . ...•.... 4.98 47 BEL TED SLACKS . . . . . . , . . . 4.91 5:2 COUARED KHrT SHIRTS . . . . . . 6.91 15T£RRYSHIRT . . . . • ...... 6.98 32 SWEATSHl'TS .. . . . 4.98 51 TDNS StlATS .. . 2.98 131 FASttOHSWlllWEAA 2.91 IJ71B'RYSHIRTS 7.98 101 JOGGtNG SHOATS . 2.98 savings on shoes 100 L..AOtES SAHOALS 65 FASHK>N SLIDES 90 BOYS ANO GfRLS OXFORDS eo M£HS DRESS . .. . .. . NOW .. 5.97 . 9.00 7.97 ... 8.17 savings on yardage NOW' I . . . • ' • ~ • • • . . . ·. . .. 201 YDS.PRINTEDVOflES 130 YDS. SOLID LA CREPE SO VOS. LACY POL VESTER 90 YDS. ~AAKSKIN . . . . 1.91 . : .... 1.48 : ... 2.48 i ... 1.98 • 130 VOS. GAUZE SHIRT1HG .... 119 YDS. PRINTED KETTlECLOTH 120 YDS. SOLID GAUZE ... 1.48 : . ..... 1.48 ~ i .. 1.48 ~ savings for the home NOW 56 PO'TffOLDERS . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . 4lc 11 KITCHEN TERRIES . . . ................. 4lc t1 ISTTS .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .. . . ............ 4lc 11 DISHCLOTHS .....................•...... 48c .. TOASTER COVERS . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . 2.48 44 KITCHEN APRONS 2.48 127YINYl TA8L.EClOTHS . 1.48 111 WASHCLOTHS. . ...... 48c 32NF1.8AntTOWELS ......... 1.48 111 HANO TOWELS . . . .. . . . . ............. 1.48 101PAEADSANDCOMFORTEAS .......... 14.18 12 SPREADS AND COMFORTERS .......... 22.11 • 1WINBED 8riEE IS . . . . . ............. 2.11 ' • .. • .. ~ ' . . . .. .. • • .. • • 6 • 4 • ~ • .. • • • • • • 151 DOU8LE BED SHEETS ...•............ "· 3.11 114IDllOUN1'Y DRAPE1 ... . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.41 . : 11120Xl4IOUNTYORAPES ........ , ...... 21.11 ~ 1212Xl4 BOUNTY DRAP!I. . . . . . . . . . .... 11.41 : : 35 llACH TOWELS . . . . . . ................. 1.41 savings on fine Jewelry NOW 10 LD. IAACELETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 •• IOWATCH8ANOI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 1 •• '1WATCHllAN08 ......................... 2.• uvlnp on toye .. ._ • ~ • .. .. llllllllltl .............................. & .. • :Dl'f llllll ...... : ...... ; '"" ............ 1 --~~- ·9111 ADAMS AVENUE, HUNTINGTON BEA-CH -983-9731 .. -·--- -,-- .. .. Al• EWl.YPtLOT s : Old Bible :Page to Be Auctioned L06 ANO&L&S I AP> • -Book buffs .... betas ukH to 1*J 11• eaei for tbe ri.abt to b6d oa • ••1e al the Oua..bel'I Bible et M a~ at the Conrad Hilton .. ta ... Tbe rare pqe la from one of oelY 41 1urvMn1 coplea ~the Bible print· ~by Johann Outenberl ln M al.M. Germany. in •bout 1455. The Guten· ber1 Blbles were the fl rat boob tnked from movable type -- Thuradev. AiuQu•t 23. 1111 Principal Posts FiHed NewAaaignmenia Made at 13 FV Schools There wUJ be n ver•I ne• prtadpei. --1chool , •••• ant month I• lh• rounlaln vane, c ~> School o.. lriet. The eoloUa1 of two achoola, Lamb .ad Mc0o ... u. tomblned with'*''" pr1Mlpaa. lak1n1 Jobi with ~r achool cllatricta, hu led to new uat1nment11 •t 13 ol the d11tJict ·• l'1 1chool1. taDl prt.odpall and Murphy WU •<'llal prindpal at Bu.hard laal 1ear, dbtrlct olnclala noted Vet.ran priDclpals with new aul1nmt1nt1 lnt lude Sonny llorper Cll'•ftlferred from Cox lo Otaler>. Ed Lavelle (Fulton lo Ar•valoet>. WUma 8obanu.n < H ar.,..r to M aaudu > and Tom T hnm1uo n ( N t-wl a nd t o Tamura> both Oka and l:JUAhard school8 Pranclpala who will remain at the same schools a re Waldo Prlte c Plavan >. Ned Powell <Wa r d lo w >. J o hn C arlyle ( Molola> a nd Ne ll Gre ene (t•ouolaln VMUCy ), l.t:AVING TUE DISTRICT for other poeiliona are RoberU Hen· oigan and Norm Enfield. Both accepted jobs in the Ontario- Montcla.ir School District now be ade d by former F ountain Va lley :.upe rintendent 8111 Plaster Punch LOCAL FV Offers Residents Courses ' fa II registration be1lna Sept. 8, for Fouo- tain Valley retldeata ~· terested ln claaaes of. fered by the city Depart· ment of Parka a nd R~creaUon. • Re g1atntlon will be held from 10 a m Le noon at the Fountaio Valley Recre ation Center:. 16400 Brookhurst St. on Sept. 8, and con~ tinue Monday througll Friday from 9 a .m. lo 5 p.m . after that. The auclJon 111 be•ni held Oct 7 to ~neflt thl' lmmac ul a t t' H tiart Colle1e T AlllNG OVEa prand pal <'hOrH fOf' tM flnit Umt> will ~ Judith Blankinship (a t our rf'I U School >. Marc Ecke r ( l"ulto n >. Sh•ron O eN lu t tlarper>. Chari» K ollaod 1 Newland I and l'eteor Murphy 1 Tal~rt 1 A II hM\'t' e xl*rit-oce a:. abs 1& CHRaYt* 8NOWOON. 1irln ('•P•I al La.mb Sc:hool before 1t waa dOM<t. will lukt• over as prlnclpaJ at Cox J lm Dutt.on. who (ac~ a 11lm1 lar 111tuation wh.-n M<'Oowell w all dosed. as principa l at Nlcblu~ J am K~11er wall be pr1nc1pal al Gary Smith, principa l at Masuda School last year. has become superintendent or the Ri chland <Cam.> School Dis· tract ··1 lived with down-and-outs to get the c0<rect leehng of what 1t was like. wrote a play. couldn't sell 11. now rm down and out:· For information call 839·8611 . < .... PED Y'S 61/i" BANGING BASKETS 199 C h oose from Coleua. lm patiena. Creeping C h arley, and many m or.. KING 0' LAWH EDGERS •206 2 H.P Bnvg• & Stratton 10997 •216 2 H.P. Brigg• & Stratton Foot operai.d blade clutch . 11997 •246 3 H .P . Brigg• & Stratton Foot operai.d blade clutch, Dual front wh .. t., Fingertip blade depth control. 12997 COMPACT capacity, you can ••en mount it on the beck of • pickup a n d really be port.able. Motor ertra. 6!? Choose from Dutch Royal Blue, Santana Palm, Quadrille Sun, Chestnut Wood. and more. Covers approximately 8 sq. feet. DEllOISTIATIOI 10 to 3, ALL STOIES SATUIDAY, AUG. 25 97 #4012 Black with Clear Glass PORCH LITES YOUR CHOICE •4003 BLACK WITH CLEAR GLASS •4007 BLACK wrm CLEAR GLASS YOUR CHOICE •4006 BLACK WITH AMBER GLASS •4002 BLACK WITH AMBER GLASS •4005 BLACK WITH WHITE GLASS •4008 BLACK WITH WHITE GLASS YOUR CHOICE 497 •4000 •4001 •4004 •4000 BLACK wrm AMBER GLASS •4001 BLACK WITH CLEAR GLASS 14004 BLACK WITH WHITE GLASS SCOTTS TURF IUILDEI PLUS 2 2000 so. M'. 4000 so. M'. 6000 so. M'. 5.66 9.77 12.88 f..da and -.-d.a in one PA88· Tal&.e out a Wrt of weed.a aa long .. your arm (if they Mt the type biq enOWJh) CEITIAL SPREADER 1588 MY IUDDY 20'' JllECllAllCS • BIP ROOF 101 89,~WM Hivht. are long aln~ you went away, aomeone stole you out of.my bey. my buddy. my buddy. nobody quite ao full of tool.a. 1m.1T WW.TDTUIE 9.~~.Pail Do.er White. Putiwy Tan, Wind.or Gold, or Odord &own. Eaq to mai.. th.e t..tun JOU want with the oolor ln the mat.-tal. , ~#") ,it.Hilb 78" ALUNllUM LEVEL 18!~778 Got five Mt.a of ri•l.a. you cannot be anymore 1-1 than that. can you? Rugged, no more leaning to-.n of pfllaa, o&ay? PLEWS LEVO ACTIOI GIWE CUI 3 59 .. •30-116 Ju.t drop any brand 14.S ox. g,..... cartridge in it and it worlu. f or bU...., motorcyclM, tool.a. autoe, etc. ROYAL TOOLS ASSOITMEIT I ¥:LI 88 ~ Say• tool.a. but there la ao much more. Grommet MU, tepee, 9adgeta, ..,.,..nch ... oil.are, • flock of .tuff. CASTROL GTI 20/50 WT. MOTOI OIL 64~. Wow. for a while I thouvht the Brooklyn kid loet hia contact and we wouldn't h•" oU thb .... 11. but here it la. Whew! IOOLTOIE COOLAIT 2•!. .Juat clump it ln the t'adiator, a...p your ~ up winter or Nll\lftel' • ~ ·~ DORflLE ~ · -;; --·SHELVING .-:--...r'.r! . • 1.97 a··.36 .. 2.57 a··a48" 3.•7 io··a36" 2.97 10"s48" 3.97 12"s36" 3.•7 12"a48" •.77 Chooee from Walnut or Pecan finiah. Really loolu handsome and rich . (That's what they aaid about me before I ... run O'ler by • buffalo herd. ) REMllGTON POWEi IWOIEI 1897 S.t 1t and h it at . hrM a hardened fa.atener into concrete, block. braca , or ... n light st .. l. u ... apec1al power load•. UL IUtecl. OIYM.t STAIN OLDIPIC OIL STAii I 17 Irvine ED ITIO N .. Yoar Hometown Dally Newspaper ~.v._Ol~-~-72~,~N_o __ .2_ss_;_,4 __ S.......;;.ECT __ •o_N_s~,_S6..;._P_A_G~E~S;;..... ____ ~ ____________ o_R_A_N_G ___ E_c_o_u_N_T_v __ ,CA __ L_l_F_O_R_N __ IA _________ T_H_U_R_s_o_A_Y_,_A_U_G __ U_S_T_2_3,_1_9_79 _______ F_l_F_T_E_E_N_C __ E_N_T_S ..... ?Daring Duo to BulJIJle Long Distance \ Bruce Mllne •nd C urtis Shelley are 10ln• to lry to swim from Anlon Lo Newport Beach under water. They aald their project was ln· 1plred to aid the Orange County Chapter ol the American Red Cl"061, medical science and their But lllUne, 30, and Shelley, 22. are aeriou11 about what they want to accomplish on Sept . 15 and are approaching their proJ· eel very carefUIJy. Shelley eeUmat.es It will take them 12 hours to get fro m Avalon to tbe Newport Piv. The two men w111 swim ;ix to 10 feet below the surface. just deep enough to get below the surge of the swells . They'll sur lace hourly, they say. They'll take a battery of judgment and coordination tests to gauge mental fatigue -And they may have to be g r abbing some high energy snacks to make up for body heat losses from swimming under water. trip time down ·· T h e 1n s p1r<1t1 o n for the m a r athon scuba dive came about six weeks ago when Mi lne a nd Shelley were taking a group of divers to Catalina for an out- ing. The trips to the s urface will serve severa l runctions : IMU.aY • divine business . in tha t order. Some people might copsider them funny farm candidates or s bark bait. They 'll b e u s ing Aqu a Scooters. motorized devices that can pull tbem through the water at up to4 mph -Milne and Shelley will baveto• changeairtanlcs . -They'll take a battery of <.'a rdio-pul mo n a r y func tio n tests : "With any luck. we can keep the surface visits at less than 10 minutes." Shelley commented. "That should keep our overall They sat on t he de<.'k of the boat carrying them to the island. d iscussing the i r busine!is, Nautilus Diving Ad ventures and <See SWIM. Page AZI MILNE Fire Destroys. Greentree Home Carter, Worker Debate HANNIBAL. Mo. CAP > - President Carter engaged in a six-minute debate at 5 a .m. to- day with an auto worker who vigorous ly dis agreed with Carter's decision to permit the export of American oil products to Iran. "What we don't understand is why th~atollah Khomeini is doing this to the people over there, executing them , a nd more -or less we are condoning it ?" the man asked Carter. · The dialogue occurred as the Delta Queen steamboat stopped at Lock 21 on the Mississippi River near Quincy, Ill., a few miles from Hannibal Carter defended bis decision to permit the sale of a n estimat- ed S.7 million worth of kerosene and diesel fuel, saying "They ship ua one and one -half million .,.rrela ol oil every day." Carter encountered his debat- ing .Partner on the way lo spend- ing several hours sightseeing in Hannibal. hometown of Samue l Clemens and his li terary crea- tion. Tom Sawyer T he man who questioned Carter was part of a crowd of about 300 who greeted Carter when be climbed ove rboa rd shortly before S o'clock and began shaking hands. He was identified as John Lynn. 30, of Quincy. He told the president his Ira- nian brother-in-law who worked for Bell Helicopter in Iran had just been released from prison there. Before approving the sale of U.S. refined oil products, the man demanded to know, "Why couldn't we get a reasonable as- surance that they would take ~are of huma n rig hts over there?" ··All we bad to do was get an auurance that they would start analyzing this and not treating people rotten because they we re 11.ealing with Americans," he nid. lo tbe midst of the badgering, Carter calmed the man enough to say, "You won't le t me answer your question.'· R eferring to Khomeini , the Iranian ruler, Carter said: "I don't approve of his government tput the /act is that they ship us aJ>out one and one-half million larrels of oil every day. One Ume they asked us to send them a mllllaa barrels back." Carter explained that the Unit- ed States receives SO million barrels of oil a month from Iran and that they requested, due to •abotqe of a refinery, one ship- •ent of kerosene. • Asked the pres.ident: "You •ant me to tell them <the Ira-alans>. 'Don't ship us any oil'?" Someone in the audience said, "'Maybe we'd be better off if Utey didn't." ·'•Caner, in a clearly sarcastic .. of voice, replied: "Maybe M, we can do without it." • Tbe man ftDally conceded that C.rter•a tledaion WU "reuona· ibae'' but ltW aked why Carter fbu)dn't wtn at least a "worth· J .. • ca. DBSATS, P•I• Al> ; l'JUJT PRESENTS • H..4z4 PREJ'IEW ;: ... ..., •• Daily Pilot preaeata .. _....,...,. el Soutb Oout Plua'1 111111111•· ............. 12. •n1•• WW. ltorMI ad .. m9iaa1ialal a COID· .. of New York and tr•'••· --.. .... _,..._ "":"'-:0-,,,.,...--.... '~. COUNTY AREMEN ATTACK BLAZE AT IRVINE HOME Two-story Residence Gutted In VIII~• of Greentree New Trial Ordered In Bride's Slaying By FREDERICK SCROEMEHL OI -D•lty ~II .. 51•ff In what he later described as "the toughest decision I've ever made," Orange County Superior Court judge Ted Millard ordered a new lriaJ Wednesday for Gary Wayne Patton , an Irvine at- torney convicted in June of murdering bis bride. Judge Millard fought to con- trol his emotions as be ruled that a juror bad acted improperly by di'scussing the case with a former juror who bad been ex- c used from hearing the case because of a family emergency. The ruling followed a day and a half of nearly nonstop argu- ment by Patton's attorney. AJan Stokke and the prosecutor, Deputy District Attorney Paul Meyer. Patt.on, bis parents and others present in the court.room sat in an awkward silence for several moments after Millard made the ruling in an emotional manner and then left the courtroom. During a later interview. the jurist said that the actions of juror John L. Kina of Anaheim could have "prejudiced" the de- fendant. Patton, 35, WU Convicted of second dqree murder lD the abootlng death of Katherine IAlah Patton, 23, on Nov. 18, 19'18. Tbe couple bad been mar· ried for two moothl. AccordibC to testimony in hla HVeD·Wffk trial. llrt. Patt.on wu attemptiq to move out of the bouse when Pat.toll confront- ed ber with a .22 c aliber automaUe plltol. Millard uJd tbat afftdnlta ftled wttla tbe court lbond tbat Kbaf dilcUIMd tM eue with O · cUMd jaror ..... Teuo. allO of • .. D•llY Pl ... S'-ff ,._ GETS NEW TRIAL Gary W•yne P•tton Anaheim, during the first day of jury deliberations. Mra. Teano bad been excused the previous day, Mlllard said, after tellln1 the Judge her husband, who bad under1one sur1ery, required her care. Kina, llWard sa.id, telephoned Mrs. Teano to check on her bu1band'1 condlUon. Tbe con- verHU~ later turned to the Patton cqe, Millard said. Mlllard said K1DI violated the admont1bment 1lv•D In alt crimJDal UNI that Jvon not dlle-tJae mattar outaide the coartroom. Md tadkaud ... will explore t.M poulbWty of flndinc (._PA'ITON. Pa .. AI> No One Injured ·In Blaze A spccla<.'uar hoU!>l' rare (.'3.'ll J s m o ky ppll ov('r th e In inc village or Greentree Wcdnesda~ afte rnoon as fl ame., c·n~ulfcd .:ind destroyed a two !>tory re .. 1dence at 4052 Loma Irvi ne Fire Caµt Marr Ha wkins said s hl·ct:.. of fl amt: were already blasting throui::h the windows or thl' home "'hen fire and polan• units <.irnved at the scene al about I p m "It was ripping ." ltuwkin!> said or the fi re's progrt.·ss . It took 30 fire fighters mon· than 30 minutes to control thl' blaze. which scorched an adJa cent home but did no other da mage to neighboring :..true t ures. No one was mJured Damage estima tes we r e pla<.'ed at about $105.000. police and r1re spokes men said. "'1th the home almost a lotal los) On· ly the gara~e survi vcd intact The home 1s own ed by Gaylord S igman . bu t Ha wkins s:ud ne1tber he or any me mber of his family was al homt· "'h<•n the f1 re broke out Neigttbors n·r>0rkd the fire. but <.'alls telling of ..,mok c and fl ;imes poured in frnm homes a n d sc hool!> b lock i. a\\J) Ha wkmssaid He said invest1g<.1lOr<, h<.ivc nnl \"et determined a l'au~c for thl' blaze. which lhcy bclil've, ma} have started in the lo.1tchcn un·a Tenant Board Delays Sale To Nixon NEW.YORK I AP1 f'mdmg a suitable apartment m M anhat tan is a feat no matter who you a re, but for Richard M Nixon 1t 1s becoming a prolonged ordeal The fi ve-m ember board of managers of the Fifth Avenue condominium building where the former president has agreed lo pul'chase a 12·room apartment withheld a vote Wednesday that was expected to approvl' the sale. The pur<.'husc agreement for th e fo u r -b e droom . fou r b a throo m apa.rtm en t o r Abraham ll ir sc hC e ld , a millionaire builder. was signed by Nixon's lawyers last Thur~ day. AJthough the agreement 1s not subject to the approval or a boa rd of te n ants. as in a cooperative building. state law gives a condominium's board of managers the right to block a sale by matchlng the sale price Dr. Charles Roos. a board member. said the board met and reviewed various issues of the proposed purchase. but that "certain as pects still requJred clarification, such as security ·· He said it would be several days before another meeting was held . The purchase agreement did not list a price for the apart- ment, but the price was believed to be nearly $1 million. ~ be paid in cub at the sale's closing later thia year. The apartment's monthly maintenance charge re· portedly ta Sl,200. Tbe apartment overlooks Cen- tral Part and occupies the en- tire seventh noor of 817 Fifth Ave .• at 82nd Street. which is on the same street where Nhron and hla wife, Pat, lived before his i• presidenUal elecUOft. Earlier tbla month. Nixon withdrew • s1ao.ooo offer to buy a nlne-room dup&ex peathome at lt E . 72Dd St. aft.er residents of the Madllcm Avenue co-op op- po aed h i• residency . O.a11, Pt1ot Pho1M •Y tt1c,.•nl llCN"f" FIRE CAPT. RON HACECKY TAKES A BREATHER Irvine Fire Wednesday Hot and Exhausting Work Attorn~'\'· Dead & Mystery Shooting On Boat Probed 8 ) JOA:o-;N E RE\':'llOLD~ Of lfiW o .. 11y P 11e1 \t•tt S anta Barbara Count' Sheriff's deputies said toda~ lht: m' :.tenous death or 011 com p;in_ -f1ghlmg attorne~ Jame!> Oppen remains unsolved · Oppen, 58. was found shot to death Tuesday night on his 41 foot cabrn crusier "Ch ronic B1tcher ·· Ills bod) was dis covered on the vessel after he had racboed a distress call that he was be ing kidnapped and tortured and shot at. Was it murder or sui<.'idc"1 A spokesman for the Santa Bar bara Sheriff said today that question is still unanswered pen d i ng the ou t co m e o f laboratory tests conducted as part or the autopsy done Wed- nesday. The suicide theory apparently gained some creden<.'e Wednes· da v Oppen died of a single gunshot to the base of the neck. according lo sheriff's officials who said more weapons were found on the boal . Sources close to the investiga- tion reportedly have said they are certain the lawyer's death was a suicide, apparently s taged to look like a murder. Jnvesti.cators eublicary were more cautious lD their state- ments about the case. Sheriff's Capt. J im Vizz olini said homicide has not been ruled out. He said investigators were studying a tape of Oppen 's may- day call in which he said be had been kidnapped and was beln1 tortured but was temporarily free and able to use the radio. Then sounds that may have been eunahoU were beard on the tape. the lnveaU1ator u ld. "Who wu 1bootln1. we don't know.·· Vluolini aald. .. Oppen retired from bis law practice about two yean a,o . ff e wu dea~ri bed h a maverick in Santa Barbara'• ll·~J I lOmmun1t~ who ro:.c t<i prom 1 nt·n<.'l' for rt•prcscnting < om mcrc1dl fi she rmen m a :..wt .1gainsl ml <.'om parn es after th1· 1969 Santa Barbara 011 spill Oppt:n reportedly got a sizea bit• f1nJnc1al St.'lllemenl for thl' f1:..hcrmt•n \.\ho contended the oil H'r1 ou:..ly h urt rtsh1ng an th1· JreJ ll1s boat wa -. named tht' "Chronic Bttcher" upparcntly in re~µon~t' to an otl company or· fic1al's rem<.irk after the oil s pi ll that Santa Barbara is "a com- munity ofJlhronic bitchers." Befo r e movin g to Santa <See A"M'ORNEY, Page A2> Coasc \\'each er Pat<.'hy low clouds and local fog early mornings. Otherwise fair through Friday with variable high <.'louds. Hi ghs ranging from upper 70s to 80s at the beaches to the mid-80s inland. Lows tonight S8 to 66. INSIDE TODAY The oil Industry haa ~t IJ.5 t>llLion tlwre i& oU end gcs in the Atlant1c of/ Atlantic CU11 . N.J. Storv. photo p~ Al. ta•ex Al OAILV PtLOT 2 Burned In Mesa llaze 87 IACIUB HYMAN ... a.My ........ Two ~ n!malMd ln t'rttluJ condlUon today aner a na.t\ ft,.. broke out Wednetday ln a COit• Men phutka plant whert1 they wer• WOl'klna. Co.ta MN• n,,, official.I aaid Wday Flre Manha.I Ru"" UendM'Min aald Larry C t'.-1 l'Ont", )4, ot Stant.on. and Of'C>r1e E. Sc-aman. 67, of 0r...,e, were taken to lJl' lrvln• Medical Center'• burn un It after the 3 11 p m. blue at Narm<'o Material.I Inc . 800 Vlc· torla St. fi e aald C't>rC'one , a 1roup leader In prO<'UI e n1l1MH1rln1 who had worked at N armco for two yean. wa~ burned over 40 percent of his body Seaman. a p r o du ction 8 upervl&o r ut Narmco for 3 1 year..., wa ~ burned over 60 percent of hti body Henderson suid officials art' still lnveatigating the cause of the blaze that poured thick black smoke into the air end forced the closure of Vactona Street, re s u lt1n.c 1n traffic Jamis o n par allel streets ThL bJ.ilding In which the flash flrt: broke out . possibly with a small explosion, was specially designed with sprinklers, extra ventilation and explosion.proof 1. lectrlcal equipment to resist fire~ Henderson said. LJattahon Chief Ed Lewis, who headed the flrefi~h tln~ a c · ti vi ties. s aid s prinkle rs con· trolled the fire within the bulld· ing while firemen fought names that had spread to the roof. He ~aid no other buildings were threatened. The fire was controlled by 3.30 p m . 19 minute!'! after It wus s potlt'd by a J-()111..e heli copter patrolling the . a ladd<•1 truck and a fire squad veh:r lc were sent to the M'l'ne llc•ndl·rson said damage to the bualdinsc 1s estimated al Wldn $5,000, but ofracaa ls have no estimate yet cm damage to con ll"nts Ill' said officials are looking into two possible causes of the fi r<' a spill that m1icht have oc c urred with flammable ucetones and alcohol.8 stored in the room , or some sort or chemical reac· lJon from the plastics mixing and heating proces11. The process being used In the room was a new one, Henderson said Narmco, a divi s ion of Celanese Corp • Is Involved an plast1c11 rt•llearch and develop rncnt It ha-. hl'<'n the s 1l4" of nume rous s mull t·xplosions and rirt-s, including fou r or five thii. year, Henderson :m id , hut none 0 r I h P m a g n I t U (j C 0 f W t• cl · nc:sday's incident "Yc•slcrd<.ty wu:. entirely dlf· ft-rent," he said "It wui> a mu· J<ir fi n·" Store Robbed Of Clothing In Newport Officials at the Newport Beach Neiman-Ma r c us d epartmen t fttore today were tallying their losses from a burglary Tuesday night Police said it appeared highly skilled thieves "twisted out" one of the Rtore 's deadbolt Jockll at about 9.30 p.m . and swiftly en· tcred the store, removed a rack of m en 's suits and fled before police could arrive on the scene. Officers were alerted to the break·ln whe n the bur1Jars trtpped the store'a alarm. Arr1v· ing within minutea of the sound· Ing of the alarm. officers said they found only the pole which once held the suits lying on the noor near the unlocked door. OftAMG&COMT DAILY PILOT '~O••A .. teMt0.1h f'Oot .-uri.,ni.."••·~ flt""'" tf'Mlo Hww'\ "''fl' *',,.,.,,.,.,"""'...,ow t')t., .. t ,. .... , •.• ,,.., .. .,,,.,..,.,...,,_, ~· ... ••«ttll,.,,_,. ''"IJ'• ftrif MioM•t ltJOWoQll f-•tft•y '*' f •"I• ~W ,. • ......, .. ¥1' HlilftftftqtM 9'..fl/h t f'N'I t•l"V•lle,.O,,tN!' I ~"-"'"'\otJO\(all\f A """'•,.-...... , .... kin".,..__..~, .. ",,,.,, ~j W-«f•t \ "~ ,,,,,.,, tpM PVbftV.1"'9 Pt•1t• '' 4't UO YOU"•• \tr ... C..ftl•-...w ( •HflW~I· tJtJt ·-·-......... _.._,_ '"··~ Vl(t"-ft .. fttt .... 0._ .. ..,_ ,_, ...... ...... T-tA _..,... ................. Ooeftttll '--~·-........... ,,,.. ........ -. Tele,ftofl• C7Hl~1 CtnelflM A.Ow.,.........,. "•-""'C-....... ~·ic ""°':f. '= =.""~ -,;;l•~!.J!.. ~.::ti~ftr:''h•rt•ii ,,.., ~ =~:-_,., ,., ... ,. ..... '; ~;~'~ii~ J fh1Jr!daw. Auout\ µ, 107' BODY FOUND ABOARD BOAT NEAR SANTA CRUZ Shertff'a lnveatJg•tora G•ther Evidence F,....P~AI ATTORNEY Barbara, Oppen was an atlomey in the Los Angeles ureu when~ he once s ued Paclrlc Telephone a nd Telegraph in an attempt to prevent conver:.ion to all digit dr.ihng One rrit·nd, who derhn1·d to tw idcntiricd, llt1Hl ()ppcn':. cyel>ight wa11 fa lling and he had a had lei<( that f(uve him cons1dn<tblt· pain Op pen 1-; l>U r v1 vcd hy h1 :. widow, Marily n , and twin daughters. 'Gang' Trial Eye d PEKING f AP 1 A J1.1p1mc1w newspaper reported Wcd11e11d ay th at the imprisoned radlca.I "Gang or l"our" Will be tned publicly bt>fore the end of the year . but offlC'ial und dlplomatJr sources here dlHcountcd at .~ ............ DEATH UNSOLVED Jamee Oppen, 58 f 'ro• Pag~ A I PATTON RETRIAL • • • King an contrmpt IJf r ourt fur h.-. allt·~1·d a1·t111n.., Mtllurd ul:.11 raultcd Kinl( (111 not d1vulg1n~ during 1ury ...,.,"'. lion questioning that ht• hat! urt drrg one thrr c y rur ~ o f psych1ulnt· run· · Thal could h<1vc hud an 1·ffect on the Patton verdict ht.•raww the Jrvant> att'lmPy uHed an 1n s anity defense The Jury found J>atton 11ane at the time or Uw s hooting. Lute r Wednci.d ay , M 11larlf grantt.·d Patton SI00,000 hall. which his pan·nts <J re exrwrtl'd to post. Stokke 1>01d Putton then f 'rot11 Pflfl#' A I SWIM •.• som e how h it upon the Jong· distance pro1ect. Since then, they've been lining up donor11 of everything from medical services to 11pecial com- m unicatioruJ equipment. ·Their plan calls for use of two la r ge escort boats, s malle r whaler-size patrol boats and two inflatable safety launchell which will each carry a rescue diver. T he notion of turning the long. d t.tance underwater swim into a benefit just sort of naturally fell o nto th e R e d C r oss aa beneficiary because of that or· ianlzaiton's waler safely pro· gram s. wil l he m11v1•d lrr1m O ran~•· <·1111nt y .11111 lo a Santa Ana pi.vch1atn1· hll'>Jltlal wh"rc tw will he t.·1mrin1·d \\ 1thout ""'~' pnvilt·gr:. S(!pt I 1 wa:. !->f·l (or further proc•ef•t11n~:-. in :idv11rw1• of th1• '>l·c•onrl lnal M illan1 h<J '> ht·1·n on th•· S 11pt-raor Court b<:n ~h S lnl't· .l11nu ary, &fll'r un'il't1t1n~ Jud~1· Hu·hart1 11 ;,mllton 111 a hotly c<m I •·'>t•·rl rl1-<'l10n M ll lurd 1:-. u for rr11·r dl'puty d1"tntl 1tttonwy JI A Chief Hit By VFW Vote NEW ORLEANS (AP I Th,. Veterans of Foreign Wars uy~ that unless the ht>ad of the• Ve terans Adml n l 11 t r at1on <'hunge11 his wuys a nrl :rioon he r;hould resign or be fired. The resolution wu approv<'d hy voice vol<· Wednesday about an hour ufler Mox Cleland askNt the I .R million mem ber 11roup to 11upport the Cuter admlnistre lion. Cleland "has not been an ad vocate for the veter ana. whose rlahts he ha11 11wom to protect, but ra ther hu become a tool ln t he hand11 of the present ad ministnllon," the resolution aald. Thieves Eyed Neighbors Wait to Call Cops Weetmlnat.er police ,firure they'd better take th•r c rime prevention pro1ram back to an upper mlddle-cla11 nel1bborhood f n the north weal comet of their city. "WE llVST HA VE 11188£0 aomebody," a poUe. aer1eant woefully reported today. Three men In a coeoa·brown pickup truck broke Into the rear ~ the Herbert Mlnuea home, 13681 Unlvenlty St .. about t : 15 p.m. Tuesday. The trio, ducrlbed as Lalln1, took their time. lelaurely ran111ck.Jn1 the home, police said, H a nel1hbor woman watched. TR2 Y DrOVE OFF with a coin Cl)llactlon and mink coat and •1 ,eoo worth of tf'lovt:.ion a.cu , cameraa, watche1 and tape recorder:s, officers r ported. The watchful but heallant nelchbor nnallJ ealled police -two and a ha lt boura later. "And 1he didn't 1et thefr UctnH plate number," muaed the Hrlt lDt. ( .. Killer's Reprieve Rejected LAS VEGAS. Nev. IAP> -A federal Judge refu1ed today to tuue a sl•y of execution for con· teaaed killer J es5ee Blabop of Oarden Grove, uyin1 the two public <kfendera who tried to uvcr t Mond•y'a scheduled H · ecutlon had oo le.cal •l•ndlna in the cue. I ttelated 11lory Pa1e A l8) However, US. Oiatrlcl Judaie Harry Claybourne approved an appeaJ of his decision and that app41al was expected to be heard by the 9th U S Circuit Court of Appula In San Franclaco on t'r1· day. Bishop. 46, 111 scheduled t.o 10 to the gu chamber at Canon Cl· ly earl y Monday for the l>ec·('mb<'f 1977 slayln1 of a newlywf'<I Halt1morc man who WBS shot as he tried to st.op a robbery ut a I.as Vegas Strip casino Cla1yboume lold Deputy Clark County public defe nders Kir k Lenhard and G<.'Ortee F ranzen thul they had not l'lhown tht·y had "a (K'rsonal 11take in slop· ping the exl'Cutlon "The peraonal s take lest la not met by the petitioners in Ou.a case," Claybourne said during the l~mjnute beanng "They're not the ones belng sentenced lo death ... " Bishop, who haft consbt.eoUy fought efforts to df'lay his exeeu· tlon, told Claybourne at the start of the hetiring that he did not want anyone interfering in the case • • J have been sentenced to death and I dldn 'l a sk for at," saJd Bi shop. "I feel I have a constilu· tlonal rlghttowalve my appeal." Bishop said that anyone who appears tn h1l> behalf "without m y ron.<1ent vlolutcs my collblltu lional nghL'> " Hashop arnved at tht· North La:s Vegas air terminal ut 7 40 a m aftl'r a on•· hour and :JI manuk mght from Car.,on <'ti> Clad an pra11on dl'ntm:. <.1nd Wt'anng white t1•nn1s shoc'li, thr condemned mao's hands w.-rt- handcufh.-d tu a chu1n around h1:. wais t As ked if he we n· praying for a repracvt-, Bishop replied, "To who? I bl-lieve an Jesse Bishop " Pilot Park Gould of Alta Sierra aviation in Carson Caty said the prisoner "chatted 1tll the way down. lie was very pleuant. He remarked about the flight." Bishop was accompanied by two federal m arshals and en· tered a wailing car with two Lu Veg u:s police detect1 ve11. then 1)ped away for the downtown r11 urt house Rlshop, 46, l!'I schrduled to dlt> Monday in the gas chambc!r ut Carson <'lty for the Uecemhn 1977 slay1n~ of Oavad Ballard, a Baltimore newlywed killed dur ang a holdup at a Las Ve.cas casino Ri shop has said that while ht> would prefer a hfc :sentence, he felt he had no chance for a com · m utallon from the 11t ale. Pardons Hoard and would rw ther be put to dl'ath than go thmul(h the tor ment of n·1wated s tay:. of execu t111n l>r Jnr y ltowle . who In t1•rv11•wt·1I Bt:\hOJ), ISl>Uf.'d a pi.yl'tuutnC' report i.aylng 8 1.ahop .JJIJWured to be 11ntiaoc1al and unu11uully relaxed but la sane lh· 11111d Bishop "docs have th<> 1·1.11>U<'1ly to apprecaatf' has pos1 t1on and make a rational choice with re"~ct to cont1 nuln1 or a handoning further ll lla allon." --s._ ...... _._ ------·- Baring a FUng Dave Dunipace of Sr.nta f'•· ',1Jr1r1y•, ,,,,. fl/ with h tb Fri!lbee t.ow<trd "<lt8C' 1<011 t:trJl•·t ,,, I<. lr ·11n,. tlA.lit Y in pr eparation for 6th annual f' 11~tJf·•· IJll',< <:hc.mi.tl"tnllhlflf' S unday at the Pa~adena Hi~·· k<1•NI f'r•·llff1 Jri<J r y ,.,,m petition will be taking plat 1· on thf· IJ.I 'ompuh thr<1ugh Saturday a s a prelude to th1· <·h<im1m1nd11p11 About 140 ,.~rtsbee flmgers from thrnughm;t ·tht world csre Li rnber ing up at UCJ for the Sunday <'<>nlc ">t Fro• Paff# A I DEBATE WITH CARTER •• lesri <.1'!11uran<'l' that thef wall look Intl> l>'>fTI(• or their hum;m raght11 v1tJlatwn ... " CartN tCJld th•· m an "YQu 'rr· the· ~'bl qut"'itll>n &~ker I 1·ver '><iw but }<>U cl<m t g1vt-me a t hann· lCJ an.-.w4"r " If<' reminded lh<' m &n that no A mt:rac<in~ Wf'rf' killed wh•·n the} wPre l'VBCUatf'd durinR lh1· Ir anian rttvolut1on this year ''They could have ktllt'•I Amcr1<.·an~ hut they didn 't Curtt>r s aid · A b the debate ended, one or the man's companaoM c.'alled out to the pre31dent. "I tha nk you'rt- do1ng tJ hell of a good job " The dfalogul' took place over & chain Un.k fence. with thl' crowd watching qwetly and several or * * * th•· man :o1 r•1mpun1ons inte rJet"t ing an oc·t.·a11rnnal e•omment Somt· mt-mtwr-. r1r lhf' rrowd h~t been ~a1t111g all n1~hl. anrl dur lnl( .1 r1 •w 1.1111 •h1;1.1.1•('>, l11 M,"t' t h1· vn--:.1dt·111 'J ht· pn~1d1•nt . who won · bl~ Jl•an~ .s.nd a w1nclbn·ak1·r. '!pokl' ralmly ant1 'iortly "!howing n1o d1-.pl:t)' or t1•mjJf·ram<>nl 111 .. de h1tt1·r did not ra1sr h1"! V<;1l"e 1·1lh('r althouf(h hi ll V<>lr (• rar rll'd U j.(OOd <J,.al or J)'llSl'llOn Today's al'l1vll1t's mark ttv> nut to la:.t scheduled stop <.fl the f111s t family's seven·da)' cruise down the Mlssiss1ppl <fl the blemwhttler Della Queen. : St-cret S<>rvace agent1> calmlY watrhl'd lhl' debate. : * * * 'Secret Word' Carter ·Emulates Grouclw ABOARD THE DELTA C,Jl 'EEN IAP t Was lh:.i t a Groucho Marx look·al1kc fl oating down the M 1ssiss1µp1 Rive r " No, it wa~ the prl'stdent of the l!nited States. I Related story, A2o ) A~ lh<.· n vcrbotit Uc·lt<t (Jut·cn pulled away from crowd.~ <.it K<."Okuk. loY.<i , on W1•dncsd ay night, Prest· d<.'nt Ca rtl:r pulled on a Groucho M<.irx disguise - bl ack eyeglass fr<1m es wath a bag nos e and m ustache a ttachl'll . ~rht• cbgu1!-i e .,.. <1~ ~1\'l'n t o 11 year-old Amy < arter during thl' firs t fomaly '~ M1ss1ss1pp1 cr uise. J:Jut I wo aides ~u mmoned to the deck by the prcsadC'nt wcr<' t•ntc rtained by Carter himself, de· ht(ht<.'Cl l) muggan~ tl up 3 Surviving Babie8 Im prove I • ' NAPLES, It aly <AP> The three surviVUll octupleu bom s Wt-t>k a.co to Pasqualanu Ch i anese t wo mo nths pr.- maturely s ho we d .s liiht Ida · ~- provement today, but altendi~I phy~1c1ans cautioned aealnst ~ dut> opt1m111m Newport Surf and Sport END OF SUMMER SAVINGS SIUCTID MIN'S SHllTS CO,, ..... Offshwe, L.ft ,_., G•tl 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIH'S SWIMWIAI 10, ...... Otttaien, s-.. UT'tl 25°/o OFF IOYS swtMWLU co,. o,,..,., s....150°/o OFF IOYI SHOITS' SHOIT PAMTS 10,. ... ~.,20°/o OFF ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADllS DllSSH & SPOITSW1A125°/o-S0°/o OFF •.. , ... -.o M o m\1 J ~ rrr• Rno .. Boq With '1') l'u1 < hu ·.1 , ..... 2U4iforllt•tl. ......... ' 1-7174 • #6 , .. ..., , .... 2 2101/J~···· . ........ •71·7116 , .. ,..., ... '. CALIFORNIA ~ llel~fanf Cross-countrg Finish Arw1~ ... Finding their balking steeds reluctant to break a finish· line banner Wednesday, co- , 1 winners Kerry Ridgeway, left. and David ,. · Wilkinson. had to dismount and urge them across. The event was the 39·day Pony Express race from St. Joseph. Mo .. to Sacramento. Nine riders competed in the 1.905-mile ride to honor the 100.year an- ni versary of the d eath of Sir Rowland Hill. inventor of the first adhesive postal sta mp. • ··Jetliner Has Near Miss I' 'J Hughes DC-9 Swerves to Avoid Small Plane • SAN J OSE <AP) -Authorities today sought 1 the pilot of a small aircraft wbkh reportedly forced a Hughes Airwest DC·9 jetliner with 22 persons aboard to swerve in order to avoid a col· ! lision The FederaJ Aviation Administration said the pilot of the Las Vegas-to·San Jose Flight 744 told authorities he was forced into a violent turn 7 .000 feet above the San Francisco Bay area to avoid hitting the unidentified small aircraft. , Flight attendant Penny McCleary, 28 . of Dublin. was treated and released from San Jose Hospital a fter she was thrown off her feet in the :&-months Work • .. I' risas Sought F-or Mexicans LOS ANGELES <AP! -Mexican immigrants I-would be pro. tected from exploitation and the feder al overnmenl would be able to curb the tide , of illega~ aliens under a temporary guest worker '! pe.-mit proposed by two California lawmakers. The visa progra m . unveit~ Wednesday by 1 Sen S. I. Hayakawa. R-Calif.. and Congressman Dan Lun~ren. · R-Long Beach. would allow Mex· 1can citizens to enter the U.S. and work for six months each year. They would then be required to return to Mexico for the remainder of the year, lht: two legislators said. but could reapply for another half.year visit the next year Sa••• BarfJara Claief Quit• SANTA BARBARA (AP> Santa Barbara ' Police Chief Alfred Tre mbly has resigned after criticmng a City Council investigation of alleged po lice misconduct as biased and warning it ( .._.,.,, -'T 'C' J could destroy the city's .Ji /t IJ police force. --------Tre mbl y, 55, a fo rme r Los Angeles police officer has headed this coastal city's police department for 10 years . He reportedly receives an $18.000 LAPD pension and is eligible to reap $8,000 a year in Santa Barbara retirement pay f'om p e r s-L a Rd BUfl• Bit SACRAMENTO <AP> -A measure to allow , the Legislature to prohibit foreign ownership of l California property, particularly farm land, has l been sent to the Assembly floor. Assemblyman Ricba~d Lehm,!ln's proposed j s tate constitutional amendment. ACA20, was ' prompted by reports of foreigners' driving land l prices up by big.money purchases and offers. I • l Special E lec tl•• Appre1'ed l LOS ANGELES CAP> -The City Council bas 1 authorized a special election on Nov. 6 to fill the l vacant seat on the board of Education. I Mayor Bradley signed the ordinance Wednes· day immediately after approval by the council. i The election was set after the six members of the school board took 130 ballots during several meet· I ings in a vain effort to break their 3-3 dead.Jock to 1 fill the seventh seat. • i Lite• rile Seller Se•te•ce d LOS ANGELES CAP > -A convicted laetrile seller will be aentenced Sept. 17 oo cbar1es of fail· I in• to report more than $81,000 in income on hi.a federal tax returns. · Wllllam D. Turner, 51, formerly ol Chula Via· ta, f acea up to one year tn prison and a ftne of $10,000 for eacb ol two tu violaUoD c:ounta. -WANTED 81tUHflWN • fi£•8'HlfU galley area. FAA and airline officials sajd. The passengers had already buckled their seat belts for landing. they added. MS. McCLEARY BRUISED her back a nd was treated and released at San Jose Hospital after the flight landed at Municipal Airport without incidt:nt at 5:04 p.m .. t he FAA added. pilot . identified by the f'AA as Capt. Jim De reported the near miss to a1rport police. The AA said it had received no offi cial report from the pilot. An FAA duty oChcer in Los Angeles said the in cident occurred about 22 miles east-northeast or the airport as the craft was being directed by air traffie approach controllers at the FAA 's Oakland center. THAT WOULD HAVE PLACED the cr aft a bout 10 miles east or Ml Hamilton over a barren stretch or hills. The flight was scheduled to arrive at 3.54 pm but had left Las Vegas more than an hour late. t he airline said The FAA said Decker radioed controllers re porting the evasive action. which he failed to describe further. Hughes Airwest official Larry Litchfield said the craft pulled up sharply. "He asked if there was any traffic ," the FAA official said. "And the controller did not obser ve any other aircraft on radar w that vic10ity." The FAA offi cial. who asked t hat his name not be used, said it is possible for a small aircraft to escape radtir detection, but declined to elaborate. I anding Error DeIDotes Pilot LOS ANGELES <AP I The Western Airlines pilot who mistakenly landed a 94-passen~er 737 jet at the tmv Buffalo. Wyo. airport has heen sent back to school "to refresh his memory on how we approach airports." Thal was the announcement from Ray Silvius. a Western Airlines spokesman, on Wednesday re· ga rding the misplaced la nding by pilot Lowell Ferguson. FERGUSON AND HIS 103.600·pound twin-engine jet dropped in on the s leepy cattle and sheep ranching town July 31 after apparently mistaking it for the Sheridan1 Wyo. airport 35 miles away. No one was injured wnen the Boeing jet screeched to a halt on BuffaJo's 4,SOO·foot runway. "We're not out to han~ Lowell Ferguson but from our point or view 1t is a serious matter because he de viated from established pro· cedures." sald Silvius. He added that Ferguson failed to follow prescribed instrument approach procedures. "If be <Ferguson) had used radio aids , there's no way he would ·have landed at Buffalo," said Silvius. FERGUSON WAS DEMOTED from captain to first officer status and pay for two months. Silvius said, while the flight's two other crewmen were also disciplined. Ferguson declined to comment on his demotion. The townfolk or Buffalo had fun with their newly acquired airline service. During the town's annual Crazy Days celebration -unofficially renamed Lowell Ferguson Days -a jeweller paraded around wearing a1jumpsuit with a sign reading, "I was beaded for Kennedy Jnlemational." A B UFFALO CLOTHIER ordered T·shirts bear · Ing the likeness or Snoopy with int lnJtlals "LF" on the collar and landing a 737. He said he sold out his supply in one day, 1ncludlng 64 or the shirts to Western employees in Denver. And a BUffafo lumberjack penned a (>9em en· t1Ued: "Lowell's Last Landing or Whoa, Dammit, Wboa." About 300 Buffalo realdenta siped petitions ask· in• Wettern to "sbow comoasilon" lo Fer«USOD and fellow crew members. POI THI PIORSSIOMAL TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IP!IWWW PLAMMM4t AMO COMIULftM• c..,....-....,, ...................... ..,... ....... 111hlthsf ............................. ... Vielt Our 0eai9n $tudio 2 ... 2 ti• ... I lhr ":i.!:11111 Yllfe ......... .., .... ..,, ............. ,.,... ... . 4fMH I ......., ... .....,,. H M4M i=>---·--....... ~----'--- ·ll'lurldlly.Auguat23. 1919 OAIL. y PILOT AS Baydea vs. Law•akers Confrontation Looms . • . . • .. . t SACRAMENTO <APl -The stage was set by a le1ialatJve committee for a confrontation with political actlviat Tom Hayden, wbo bas become embroiled in an lncreuin1ly bitter feud with aeveral lawmakers. by a number of legislators. • SborUy alter Miller's appotntmen~ the state. Sayina they wanted the former anti-war pro· teslor to appear before them at a later heanng, members Of tbe Joi.nt Legislative Budaet Com mit-tee Wednesday delayed action on an $8S 000 ap-propriation for a commlsalon on which Hayden sits . Senate overwbelmlngly rejected Browns apj)Olnt· ment ol Ms. Fonda to the s£ate Arts Council. Before: that vote. one legislator accused her of committing treason by visitlrig Hanoi durtq the Vietnam W 1r. ·ASSEMBLYMAN alCHA&D Robinson, D· Santa Ana, who requested Wednesday's bearing. has been one or Hayden's sharpest critics. . Robins on a c cused Hayden of be ing hypocriticaJ and using "red·baiting tactics," refer· ring to comments the former anli·war activist ma<te Monday in which be called Robinaon a "cor· rupt politician" because of hls association with Dr Louts Cella. an Orange County political power who was convicted of fraud. BOB MULHOLLAND, a s pokesman for Hayden's Campaign for Ecoooauc Democracy, said Hayden would attend the second hearing, which probably will be held next week. Hayden and his actress wile, Jane f'onda. have been involved in a series of battles with legislators since Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. appoint· ed anti·war POW Edison Miller to the Or&J)ge County Board of Supervisors· last month1 a move s upporled by Hayden and Ms. Fonda ana opposed "His use of guilt by association is the same ktnd of McCarthy tactic he accused the CaUfomia Senate of when they rejected Ms. Fonda," said. Robinson. Vlce chairman o/ lhe budRet committee. First n,.e Ewer la Harbor Arealll 1,000,000 DIAMOND CURERS' S LE I SALE EXTENDED 3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY AUCJllSt 2 3, 24 & 2 5, 1979 Now, only durinq this 5f>Kial qetn cuttH"S' 5Cft, you can buy diCll90ftds directty from SotM of the wortc1•s leodillq c~n. Sa•e .._dt eds, entt thousands, on these d iCllftOftds bffon they att llMll'iled up for sale to iewelry and department stons across the natiOft. This ntay be a owce-in-a-ittti~ opporlwlity. If you know diamonds, you know tt.is is "° ex~ration. An outstandinCJ in•Hhnent opporfwtity. SUPER SAYINGS Compare these prices. ·But hurry. They won't last. UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE ,ffCarwt Sak,riu ~A*J.l5Hi SIZE SHAPE ~ff Contt Solt ,nc~ ~ A*J. 251ti 82 cts Round SI 750.00/ct. I Sb CIS Round 51100.00/cf. 87 CIS Round SI 500.00/ct. I 58 CIS Rouno SI I 00.00/ct. 91 CIS Rouna SI 500.00/ct. I 60 Cl~ Pear 5750.00/ct. 99cts Round s 1 l00.00/ct. I 6~cts A<Nnd 't 400.00/ ct .. 99 cts Roond SHl.00/ct. I 1 73 crs Aouno 5 I I 00.00/ct. 1 OOcrs Round 51 400.00/ct. I 86 ctS Round 5 I l 00.00/ct. 1 03 CIS Roond SI 750.00/ct. ; 00 CIS Aouna SS000.00/ct. I 04 CIS Round SI 500.00/ct. ;: 0 1 CIS Hean 54000.00/ct. 1 14 CIS Round SI 500.00/ct. 2 01 CIS Round U000.00/ct. 1 t 7 ets Round S4000.00/ct. 2 Ii CIS Pear 51 H0.00/ct. 1 18 els Pear SI J00.00/ct. 2 20 cts Round 54000.00/ct. 1 20 cts Pear 51H.00/ct. 2 24 C1S Round St00.00/ct. 1 26 els Rouno 5 I 540.00/ct. 2 27 CIS Oval 5 I 500.00/ct. 1 36 CIS Round 5 I J00.00/ct. 1 37 cts Round Stt5.00/ct. 1 4'9 cts Round SU 00.00/ct. 1 49 cts Pear s 750.00/ct. 1 50 CIS Round S I 500.00/ct 'l 30 CIS Round s 1500.00/ct. Z 66 cts Round Stt5.oo;.t. 2 99 CIS Rouna 52500.00/ct. 3 00 CIS Pear US00.00/ct. 3 04 cts Pear SI 500.uu/ct. 1 55 cts Round '1 200.00/ct. :i ,,, ,.,., HOt•nO >•a.vu.DO/ct. EARRING EXTRAVAGANZA Save up to 60°/o TOT AL WEIGHT · 08 CIS 20c1s .. 35 cts •Sets 1 OOcts 1 44 cts RACITl'S UNIQUE DIAMOND GUARANTEE MON FRI IO t m 6 1u n SATURDAY 10 • m f>p.m Mcrt&ed l.talPric• $20()()() 545000 $75000 s 170000 54000()() S8()()() 00 I Sat. flriu 11lr09l)lt ...,_ 2 Stlt us.oo $171.00 SJ4t .OO su o.oo 'S IS00.00 52700.00 BEAUTIFUL MOUNTINGS Hon ~ N w .._. •a•ted • • bH•tl... de1l9Hr rla9 cw ,.,...,., ••= .,._ ledtt'• ....,. c1l1c ..... .. ... ,,..... for ...... Or, c ......... ,... .......... ... • ........ c..t It .... r--. ,.., -=' .... , ....... ~ ~1 .. Robert N Weed/Publllher Oraf\08 eo.t oa11v P11ot ~-.,.,....-... .-ge '~· Aueuet 23· ,...,.. ~· t<ntlb lch /Ed1tor1et P191 l!dttot mme Running Out For Bay Cleanup Tbe problem la thla · Upper Newport Bay ls a mea and lt '1 onlY 1etUn1 meuier. 1be anewer" Someone, and It reaU1 doeln't mattar who. tlad better do M>methlng, and d o It quickly. or Invaluable marahJ1nd wall aoon tum to waatelanct After waJUn1 lwo fnmtraUnc yean ror 1tudle1 by tht! Ne wport-Irvine Wu te Manaaement Aaency <NIWA> t h a t should have led to a aoJutJoo ol bay 1iltatlon problenu, ll has become diaappotntin&IY clear to local offlclala and conH rvaliollhta I.hat mucJdy thin.kine of \be bureacracy is aa much a problem u the muddy wateni of lhe bay itaelf. Solution Sffms no clo.er now than when the Southern California A.uociaUon of Govemmenll CSCAG > was 1lven the r esPoNlbiUty or oversee!ftc studies two years a10 for solvmg bay problems . !IJIW A wu tap~ by SCAG to do the work State water offlc aal1J have balked at lht: ~porU. they 've seen , branding them as inadequate Now they wa nt someone else to take responsibility for bay plan· nrng. ' What happens to the bay in the m eantime? ~ It slmply continues to choke on mud and s ill unlll· ·• someone, somehow, decides to do som e thing. -c • That's whe re Irvine Councilman Art AIU.hon y comes : in . Last week, he proposed that six cities an'1 the county : those agenc ies whirh have a stake in bay watershed : planning -look into the possibility of dumping NIWA ln •· the same way SCAG has been dumped by the state. :: This way, Anthony said, the cities of Newport Beach. !· Costa Mesa, Irvine . Santa Ana, Tustin and Orange, as we ll as the county , could form a new pa rtners hip, receive : f cdercd clean water funds directly or indirectly and final· :: ly do something to solve bay siltation problems. Whatever action results, there's a clear need for c lear thinking th<.tt will lead to clear water. 'Fun Wne' Needs Study There's nothing funny about noise or heavy traffic An d thett 'L-why res idents in the area where a $l0 million recrc.on park ii, proposed in Irvine had little to sm ale about cetrlicr this month when pla nners decided not to require •m environmental report on the project. Thcr.,c residents. through their homeowner groups, h<Jve appea led that dec1swn to the City Council and a Se pt. 11 hearing has been scheduled . The proposal by :m Anaheim developer to build the • 17 acre recreation and <tmusement a rea between the '• Fluor Corp offi ces and the Park West apartment com pJex s hould rcc:<;ivc far more scrutiny tha n it has by cit y pla nners . The residents <tre <tlarmed about potential noLse and t r afftr proble ms a nd an cnvironm<>ntal s tudy addressin~ those concerns a nd perhaps others should t)4' required The P lanning tomm1ss1on indicated as much itself dur· in~ <in ec.trlat-r d1scus s1on of the matt<'r Tht· pl<.snnm g ::.taH bd1t>vc~ 1i has ~tu<lH·d lhl' poten· llal i mpart~ of the propost'd f>TOJN'I thorough !~ <tnd ha::. rccommendl•d an·as where changes arc neccs~a ry to avoid harmful conditions Hut Orange County resident~ need Uttle reminder just how busy amui,c m cnl parks in this area can become Mon.• ::.tudy 1s nct•f•si,ary to <.t n~w<:r tht.' questioni, of reside nts in the area. Proposal Stirs Debate Laguna Beach c 1t1~cns soon will have an opportunity to hear proposals fo r future uses m th e Sycamore Hills area of Laguna · Beach, c ur r ently under study by the Pla nning Commission. A Laguna Lakes Task Force design team has com e up with <tbout a dozen proposals for use of the land. It t akes in the city's Syc<.tmore Bills a rea a ::. well as som e <tdjoining Irvine Company land. To date, the most controversial or the plans is one submitted by the Irvine Com pany itself. 1t envisions a "Lagunci Canyon Golf Village," complete with two 18,hole golf courses, resort areas, nearly 2,000 hom es a nd the re· a lignment of Laguna Canyon Road, expanding the wind· ing route to six lanes. And while Irvine Company officials see their plan us the best for the area , Lagunans are less enthusiastic. The Laguna Greenbelt Inc. has expressed disappoint· m e nt in the Irvine pla n. saying it is surprising tha t the company would come up with such a developm ent pro· g ra m so soon after introduction or the National Urban Park concept That proposal, which has been endorsed by two local congressmen, would see·the land included an a 19,000-acre pa rk. Citizens or Laguna Beac h should ta ke every OP· portunity to study and to express opinions a bout the Irvine Company plan , and other s offered by opposing groups, in the coming months . • ()ptnl()ns e xpressed in the apace above are those of the 011ty Pilot Other v1ewa ••Pr• ... d on this page are thoee of their authors and art1ata. Reader comment •• 1nv1ted Addfess The 011ty Pilot. p O Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone(714) 6'2·4321 . Boyd/ Lawnmower •• By L. •·BOYD They couldn't tt1ure ll out. This wu in En1land. Bud· din& wa1 an en1ineer tn • cloth factory t.bere. He well knew the worklnp of bJ.l fac· Lory machlne, the one lbat trimmed the pUe on elotb . And be laid he dldn 't mueb c are wbat lbe nel1bbora t.bouabt. But be cared eDCMICb to experi.aMat In dartmeu, evldeatl)'. Next year be patented tbe world'• lint lawnmower. Every nilhl after dark in tM year 1.830, the nelpbora • of Edwtn Buddina heard hlm • lD b1J own bac kyard, makinc • pecullar metallic nolae1. .. • • . . • .. . . • =· • • • • • • • • • • .. • . . . •, . • :· • Dear Gloomy GU8 Newt Item; "Con1rt11. coa1tderln~ tax on· employe u healtb beaefltl." QuHtlon : Bew about • tu oa .......'°"' ... ,... ... ....... , B.K.L. ' Do fOD btq tbia elalm of tbe famou1 Madam• Dariaux? "Ev• without the 11l1llt .. t effort, a maa .... ,. looka ,._,.,. u... a womu ol tbe .... .,. ... HetU.•I. ..-------------------------~------------Earl Waten Can We Afford Arts Council? Maybe UM Seoat.e made a m1a take la throwiq oul Oftly tht beby Md .-ot the bath u weU. Al k!ut that .. the way aome ol lbe Senaton '"' now lhal t.he run and tury OV•r the appoint· ment and re · hc t lo n o r J ane Fo nda to the Arll Council h H au balded. Aod indeed lt Is qu i t e poulble th1.t the f'ooda IS aue obKured the real queslJOn Why thould lbe sl~te fund an Arta Counctl? Is ll an esHnliaJ function o r government -> Or even • dealrable one? In the h &bl ol lhe Propoelt.1on 13 vote. can expenditures such u lhls be JuaWled? Mailbox T1M CouncU, created la im, 1rew out of •n Hrller ver· •Ion called lhe Arte Com- mlaalon whic h wa1 n t.abllahed ln ua. It. a lm1 we re t.o "pro- vide &adenblp and 10mulat4t ln· ttlaUve and lntereal ln the eet.ablllhment of art.a prosranu and •cUvllle1 lhroucboul the Jt.at.e ... ALTHOUGH c:on alde rably 1reat.er verbia1e wu UMd lo enunclatlna the 1oata of t.be re· cyt'led ven lon wbea It took over In 197~. lbe baalc pt.U'l>Ollel didn't ch•n1e. eave: one Important ex· c:eptlon. So m e h o w , t h e wo rds "atimul•t.e LnJUaUve" were k>&t. In turn the concept or the aaen cy, H one lhroul(h whic h federal allot'alJons a nd pnvat~ dona lions for lhc suppQrt of uts pro· J~e ts and gr anls would funnel. alto dllappeared. At tbe outaet , the comml•· aion appeared lo be oa tbe way to aucce u In lnaplrlnc private donationa. These were t.o total more than twice t.be com· bined atat.e and federal alloca· tlona. But when the a1ency came before the Le1lalature lhJa year uldn1 ror • whoppin1 •12 mllUon bud1et. lt dlK loaed that It did not anticipate one thin d ime from private dbnora. IN 11IZ P.UT the LecJslatfve Analyal ha. held the a1ency d own t.o about $1 m11Uon per year . Even then he haa been h lghlx c r lllcal o r the a d · m iniatratin eo&la dedanng It t.o be o v erst a rfe d w ith h igh salaried poe1hon11. And . despite be1n1 top hea vy with m an&3e· ment job8. M said the tounc1I lb badly managed and .. B expen dlturea and bud1et poorly documented. fl'urthermore he Hld the council baa been bud· lna out 1ranu wilh no firm reg· ulallona or criteria and wttbout fotmaJ appllc•Uona. But the analyst's crlUclam were aa nothing comp1red t.o the condemna tion.a which have been le ve led at the council by lhe Sena tors them selves. Not too popular with the Senate when it WH the Arta Commlsaion, the conversion t.o the council waa t.o ruel even more bitter alt.acka. ONLY LAST year Senator Den n is Carpente r , a alohd O r a nge County Republican, spoke strongly agaill.!ll lhe eoun· ell declaring, "The people would nae and sm ite you .down If they kne w what trash you were fund· Ing " In a n effort to let the peopl.: know what t h a t ''tr a s h" 1s, St-oat.or Boh Wilson. a S;tn Diego Ot•mocrat . per 1od1c<1lly un lh11hf'11 11 l111t of lhe mmit outrc: project.'! to har k up has efforts to 1•hmuiutc lht· c:oond l Somt' l111lt:d hy WllbOn w~r•· $2.000 for an art1i.t lo create a :.eulP-tUr(' from d111carded hc<·r bottl<:i.. $2,000 lo produ1·e a rain makinf( ''<'remony in the Mi, ,11 ve , Sl,000 for m ui.1cal instru mt·n b l<1 1·ommun1(·ate with dol pt11 "" S7UIJ for r I VP art11>ts tr1 1i.:rform at J laundromat. and S:,.ooo for a document11ry fi lm of 1h'<' "lhl-on~ and twhefs" of the k r1 yill Ch1<·an11 Air fo"orc·(' :-,1wh h11.Jr r'· pr<Jje1·t:., coupll-.1 wllh 1h1· m1\munaJ,te mPOl or f11nr11' ..... oulr1 l'•·Nn to fully :.up port W1b <in .., oh:.••n .at111n wh1·n h1· ,,1111 I <l•m i think ltw coun I II 11!·"·1 \ ( ... t11 :.l.1 \ '" l'X l'>lt•rtC't> · ·1 h1· only ex plan<tl1•m 1h1·n fur llw IA.:J.(1..,latun"i. ap 11rn\.JI (J( .i $7 4 m11l1on hud'-'t'l (11r th1· r 111mr1l 11o. lh1tt the real " '>U•' J.(111 lol>I in the ft ghl Ovf•r fo rJOdJ Foreign Landowners Create State Jobs To th<: tA11t.nr Tht· .im<>m1menl prnf)():.al pr<: :. 1• n l t• d h y A :. b <: m ti I) man It 1 rt1 a rd L1·h m an. proh 1 h1ting forc1Rn ers from pureh<1!11ng l<1nd he re m Cal1forn1<1. 1::. in direct conmct with the govt>rnor's at· tt>m pt at c reating m or e Jobe 6Th..rc r un lw no rt'al opposition tc> fort·1gncr<> in Cahforn1a when tht• ll\..,U('S iJfl' W('H~hf•d Foreign t·orp.,rat111n'> C1nd bu..'11· nesses already own land and factories h ere 1n the llnlled St:1teR Their mome:. and invest· m enls havt· created thousands upon thousands of JOhs for the t\men c an peoµle . JU!il tti. do the domest1rally owned c o rpora· Uon 11 California needs tbese foreign investors to c r eal(> job5 for a l>l atc w hich 111 l(r<>wang rapidly m population e11c h day WHAT PU RPOSE d<ws t\s· semblyman Le hman and hus fow followers hove in trymg to forbid these fore1..:n 1nvestor1> and bust nes11es '! Gov Brown , throughout his term 10 office , has been trying t.o c reate more Jobs for this 10· cr easin.c population. An e xam· pie of ttu1> was h1:. announce· m ent to Volkswagen i\G 1n Wolfsburg Germany, lhat he 111 willing lo a ad tht> comµany an bulldinl( their second maJor U S ear assembl y p lMnt. her e 1n Callforn11.1 lie s t ated he wH w i lli ng to giv e aid to Volkawagen through h1J(h level representation in the office of Planning and Research sQ aa to case the nor mal burdens ID re· ceivmg the necessary permit.a f o r t he b uilding Does As· aem blyman Lehman think that Volkawa1en LI golog to buJkl • plant here ln CaUfornia, if the s tate l a 1 o ln1 l o forc e Volkswagen Lo g ive up the land and factory? Foreign capital will be scared Mwa y from Callfom1a aa 1001 u the Lehman proposal is pendin1. BRIAN DOOLEY, CPA 11c1a ...... T o the Edit.or· The boulln1 office at U C. Irvine ha1 a problem with plao· nin1. They promlaed mo re than they could deliver and oow they bave too many bodi• and no place to put \Mm. I'm not MU"priMd. I 'm a rHldent of lrvlne ll11dowl. TIM lleadowa ii a t.mporary community of atu· dnta Uviq lD their own trailerl on campua. Temporary 11 a 1upbemlam lhal keep1 lbe Quo tee "What we're lootln1 at ii tbe lolt ol NVetal millloa dol1an oHr tllil Dftt fft w..U ti tbll &read conUauH." -••••• ......... a..-.. ... for Ille ..... ,.... 1a1w1 aa••w o1 C....-ee .,.. = .... ., ...... ;.;;; ... ... .......... iillilt.,.•1 ... ad ... • ht·all h tl1·p,_ir111wtl l frtir11 h.J\1111• .1 ftt •IH I lh1 111/oolll IJ\ lflj! t•1ind1lion:. I t\Nf) M\ f1·ll•1"'" h.1\• 1·n dur l'd L!w JhM'O\'•' 11( 1·li·1 tnt tl}. l<'lt:phont.-1> :..nd e1d•.,1u11tt· v.uLcr and li arutury Cuc1latw:. l~c11u.w Of th•• prom1M: of a t><:r mancnt H/) 111111 lt.11lt•r par k I .,..,,.., ltJlll , aloni: v.ll h lh•· r1lh..r rt•'>ldt•nh thal lh•· park wo uld h•· rhtd) 1h1:. f:tll I rn;11fl· plt1n1> o n lhdt bas11> On Aug I . I rcc t•1v1'<1 not1rc that all Uw tru1lt·r1> arc to bt! 001 of tht· M<'11<111w:. hy S.•pl I~ Th•· h1111 l'l 10K off1rt• nt•l(l1>Cll·rl to nwn lion tlw :.talus of th1· nl'w t r:11lt•r park 1t dot~sn ·t appear to be n •ady y1·1 Oh w1•ll, what 1·11n vnu t'XPl'~I fro m Pt'<1plc who make prum11wl> lh•·y •·tin't keep Would anyonl' l1k1• a rdug1•c from Irvin(' Me adowl>'' MARILYN CONNER Park Pr•fJI~•• To Lh<• t:d1t1>r I 've been .crcally concerned thl'!lt.' past ft•w days readh1g about a prop<>l\ed naUonal pan to lav ill onic ihc roal>l twtwN•n Ncwµort Dcac h and l.itt(una Dea(•h Allhou.:h lh1i. vroh11bly won't be a completed p roJcct unliJ lh1· 1900s or 18ter. 1l certH1nly will lmng to Nt>wport lleach and the coaKtal area tho ui.and s upon t hou1>1indJI or udd1t1onal people who won't particul arly ttdd loo m uch t..o the beauty and health of New port ReJJeh l mal(inl' the traUlc condllloc1a, even I.hough t h t'y will d e velo p Mil ne w freeways lhal wlll l11kc plMcc tn the neict genentllon. I AM qulle 8Urprlaed that there baan't been a greal deaJ of upro ar (rom t he Citizens of Sydney Harris "\1·v. por1 H<>111 Ii t•1 lh111k o r ""'h ,1 l<H i!l' jlf'•Jl'I I ..... lhl'> ""Ith Iii! 1111 11•a ,t-d '>lr.1111 011 111ir hdrl.tl'1f .ind 111Jd 1'11lw1wn I hope th.11 lh•· :-<rv.oort lll•;,ch C'1ty C'oun<'ll will IJk(· J rl':.il ... t rong look at thll> propoi.;.d ht>fore ga vtn ~ at .1n y .. ndor:o..: mt•nl Ci tXHt< ;J•; M If< 11,ST El:"' 111 lirrr•IJrlt Pro•I•#> To the t::d1tor Thfl'(.' day:. a fttor lh(• Ni.tJotutl Park hur1n~ in Newport fkatr h 1 i\u~ !II, th" Irvine Comp&ny .1nn1.1unn~J 1ti. development plan for the vital L<il(una Canyon watershed and well <Hca of lht Lul(unit Greenbelt T ht· plun inc I ude11. beiwic:. a golf coune, thret' large rebQ rl hotel t't'ntcr'>. 11cveritl m ed1um/h1gh density reside nt ial <trea!I. and the h1.1lan<'f' 1n m t'd 1u m/low res1dent1al <Jrca!I M ax1mum allo w a n ce i s ma d e f or aut.omobil~ by the San Joaquin F reew a y b 1b cct1ng the wat~rsbed one• way , and a new and widened Laguna Canyon Road b1se<:ting t he wat er.shed another way Wi th the exceptaon of the golf N>Uf'M~. <tll elemenll> of tht' propo:.cd dt>velo pmrnt WOUid be <kat rUCll Vt' of the Vltill rt'~Ourc~ tn lht• Grct'ntwlt Yet. three year:r; <iS(O the lrv1n1 · Compa ny m cooper ation with lhc citizen:. <1nd t h•! eountv u rr 1rme d t h e fo 11o w 1nK s t atem e nt which wai. 11ut 1n form al resolution of the Board of Supervisors on August 3. 1976 In .. Approved P o ll e les" a nd atlae hed to the Irvine Coastal Ocvelopmeal Plan <T ICMt\Pl "1'o maintit1n the Lugun 11 Gr eenbelt Prtonty Arca as a predominanUy open s pace areit and ensure that Ila resoul"C'ff, naluraJ beauty and r ecreauonal \,d u • .1r 1· 11·l.11n•·r1 f11r 111• '"''"'111 .mtl 11111111 r1·'>1r11·nt ·. 11( 1 h,. • 11unh M .rn} of u-. h .... ,. rom•· to "''"'"' - I h 1 ., ".., ,, I 1 f 11\ ,, n cl 1 I •· .1 r .1ff1r IOJlllHl 11( .. uppr111 (111 ltw G r c t• n b 1· I 1 h y th 1· I r v 1 n c Corn pan} AT THt: "'m•· t1m~ anothf·r \ t•r \ -.11(n 1f11·a n t polic y wit-. <11fopt f'r1 wh1 r h <'SI a hlts her1 a · firt.~nt>dt A<'QU11>1tHin Time ' ·'To dedde within rive yea rs 1r <in agr~ment ca n be achJeve'1 with lhe Irvine Com pany for a long te rm progr a m lo acqulrn s 1gn1(1cant open space lands that a rt' b t' I fl!:( pr 0 p () 1> Cd ( 0 r d1:vclopmcnl w1 th1 n the Laguna G recnhelt 0J)('n SpMce Priorll y J\r~a . and 1f :i urh an agreement e a n n o t h 1· n c h 1 e v e d u n amendmt•nt to th<.' r.ent·ral Pl11n fo r u rhan us1•s v.1lh1 n lh1• oPt·n .., p <1 c 1· J 1 t' " :. m a v h 1· con~1dcrf'd " On ly lhn .. · years haw· pu..,M.•d W1• n1lw hav1' ;i f1·der al urhhn pJ rk \'ffort. c ity. <·ount y and ~•att• fund'> art· n11w ava1 lubl.· .ind fedt-ral rund1> ~e"m as~ured Al this nue1al llmt·. many of u:. art> looking In thf' Irvin•• C'<>m pan to re1tfflrm Its loyal! y t o lht• <:rt•1·nbt'lt, I ll g1v1• w ho l.-h1•artl'd l)Upport to lh<· :'-:.11111nJI l':..rk and th1• broad IH'<IUIK1t1on effort undt•r wuy , and to honor its ded 11·a t l(ln prom 111cs that can assure th1· a c c o m p I 1 ll h m c n l o f t h 1• C recnbell and the acqu1Mtion program .J/\M ES W DILLEY • , ... o • ...,,,_ __ <-..t ... -· . .. ,,._,_.. ~--........ .. ,._...,,... ............. c.... .... . C:A tt616. ~ ,--., '9r , ... , ..... ................... _. ... _~_ ................ _ ... ....._ __ .......... ..., ................. _ .~.- Writers Must Find Their Limits Ge rtrude Stein ia mol l ra moua amona the iancmmt for her In· cantaUon "A r08e Is a .l<>M! la a roae." but ahe knew ~bat lhe was aayln1 . and abe knew what ah• maant. She would ne ver have 1Ud, tor lnetance. "A writer I• a wrlter 11 a writ.er.'' Tbil .. tbe mtatalre be· in I made by tbe public t.leYLlloa cb'""l lD Ne" Yon wblcb la mlftl a 1raat to aom- m l 11 Ion orl•laal pl1y1 for t.levillaa. to be wrltteD by clilto tn1uJJbld DO¥elllll and Mort etor7 .mt.a . A writ.er of ''°"" 11 DO\ aec••artb', or ...U,, a wrtMI' { of pl1ya. A writer or pl1tys "' not u1ually a nove list A novc:lh1l ljj nol usually a poet. A poet ti not an eaaayial. An eu•yl1l 11 not a fiction writer. The dilfeten~ ln wriUq are far dltf...,t than the difference. within the other a111. A eotn• poaer compoae1, a painter palnu, a sculptor aculpt.1 ~ma the medium of t.one ana color and llne. But while you eompoee mu1lc and palnt 1 ptctun IDd 1culpt a ft&UN, )'OU Canoot writ. writlna. THE&S HAI never beta an author. lneludiq Sll1k•pe1tt, who could write equally Well ln every form. TM UM of __. • far more llmltlDI and dreumacnbld ~ the .. ot &OMMdeolor ....... 1rea-e...u.u _.lllMt •tor'J wrtler'I ..ad ..... WitUte pl.,a, tMJ .,_.. Uft wall'• them long before. rr • poel tOUld say some thing In prol'le, h e would not have lO say 1t ln J)Oelry. U an euayl1t or crtUc had the lma1lnatlve capacity and talent, be woukl be writ.Ina maat.erplecea lnateld ol wrtUnc about them. B&aNAaD 8HAW publiUecl five novela . all of them faUur91 -before be abandoned llM form and learnecl tM\ bt Wll l'Mlly a playwrlllll. Henry Jamea tried tlm1 and a1ain to wrtt.e playa, wb.lcb were dllmaJ nope on the a&qe, aft.boqb bll 1norl at.orlu aad aovel1 an auperb. 0o ... and ..... ol ., .. ,, m1nr of tbe ftnt ...... Mw. toyed, and more thaa ~ • wt ............. .... evet'J ... U..,U..liftm• ucl ,........ to tM fora - UMa.Mll ... -···-· i7 , .. i J Laguna/South Coast VOL. 72, NO. 235, •SECTIO NS. S6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THURSDAY, AUG UST 23, 1979 Your llom•town Daily NewHpaper F l FTEEN CENTS Daring -Duo to BufJIJle Long Distanre Bruce Ml lne and Curtis Shelley are golng to try to swim from Avalon to Newport Beac h wader water. Tbey said their project was in spired to aid lhe Oranee Count y Chapter of the American Red Croes, medica l science an d their diving business, In that order Some people might consider the m funny farm ca ndidates or shark bait. But Milne, 30. and Shelley , 22. 11rt serious about wh1tl they want to accomplls h on Sept. 15 and are approachmg their proJ eel very c arefully She lley estamates at wall take the m 12 ho urs to get fro m Avalon lo the Ne wport Pier. Th ey 'll b e us i ng Aq ua Scooters. motorized devices that can pull them through lhe water at up to 4 mph T he two men will swim six to 18 feet below the surface. just deep enough to get below the surge of the swells They 'll sur - f ace hOUf"ly, they sa y The t rips lo the s ur fpce wa ll serve several functions · Milne and Shelley wall have to change air tanks ; They 'll take a battery of c a rdio-pul m o n a r y f unction tests . Spires on the Green Dance students from Laguna Beach High School perform num ber called "Spi res" on Festival of Arts grounds. Dancers <from left> are Sandy Mooney, Steve Jos ephsen. S u za nne Goochy . Elgin Sco tt. P olly P echem and Bob Murphy. They g a ve twilight performance Wednesday to enter· tain fcstivaJ-gocr s Clemente Trio Arrested in Drug Thefts Three San Clemente residents were in jail today because police oHice rs ·allegedly discovered d ru gs stole n fro m a loca l phar m acy m their homes. A police spokesm an s aid Scott Woods. 21. of 1018 Ave. Lucia. John Charles Crawford, 18. and J a m es Tucke r. 19, both of 2601 S E l Camino Real, were arrested at their homes Tuesday night. Police allegedly found pills taken from Jim's Pharmacy in a predawn burglary Frida y Woods ' wife , Pe nelope, 21, also was arrested on suspicion of possessing stolen goods She was r e leased o n h e r o wn r e - co•nizance. Woods was jailed on suspicion of burglary a fter officers as - 1erledly discovered a m issing pharmacy cash box in his home . Laguna Planners •\ Study Development Laguna Beach Planning Com· missioners looked al 12 develop- ment plans for Sycamore Hills and adjace nt Ir vine Com pany la nd Wednesday, and came up w i t ~recom me nd at ions t ha t thre e of the progr ams be studied by the City Council Sept. 4. The dozen plans. s ubmitted by r ity groups . a Laguna Lakes tas k force , the pla nning com- m ission itself a nd the Irvine Co m pany, we re disc ussed at length Wednesday nig ht before planning com missione rs began the process or elimination. What the City Counc il will re- ceive early next month is de- velopment plans by t he Irvine Company, fo rmer planning com- mi s sion c h a i r mlKl Bettnda Blacketer. and a plan formulat· ed by the commission. bulk or the res idenllal uses at the north end of the project. Be li nd a Bl a c k e t e r 's plan would keep most of the city and com pany land in open space pre· serve. a gricultural uses and pic- ni c , c amping g ro u nds a n d equestrian trails. The only residential develop- ment would be the proposed Bay wood d evc lo pmc l'lt near Leisure World on about 67 acres of la nd. lie r plan also includes realign· me nt of Laguna Canyon Road, but would restnct the width or that new roadway from two to four lanes. She s aid a 200-room hotel and restaurant. as well as proceeds from the equestrian ce nter and <See STUDY, Page A2> Sir New B o•es Tltey'll lake a battery of judgm ent and coordination tests to gauge mental fatig ue And they may have to be g r a bbing s ome high ener gy snac ks to make up for body beat losses from s wimming under water. "With any luck. we can keep the surface visits at less than 10 minutes." She lley commented. .. T hat should keep our overa ll trtp time down." T h e ins piratio n f or t h e m a rathon scuba d ive came about six weeks ago when Milne a nd Shelley were taking a grotip o( divers to Catalina for an out- ang They sat on the deck of the boat carrying them to the island, da scus:-.i ng t hei r bu s iness . Nautilus Diving Ad ventures and s o mehow hat upon the long Lives in Balance distance proJecl. Since then, they've been lirung up donors of everything from medical services to special com· mun1cat1ons equipment Their plan calls for use of two lar ge escort bo a ts. s m aller wha ler size p;.itrol boats and two anflatabh.· safety launc hc:-. which will each carry a rescue diver T he notion of turning the long CSt-e SWIM. P age J\2J Laguna Retains • Its P ara01edics Those red paramed ic vans wall continue to r oll 1n Laguna Beach Cilv council mt:mbers h ave decide.~ the county s l'rv1ce as the best way to go dc!>p1lt! the cost Councilme n l'arlat:r th1:-. month a s k rd city offl c1e1l:-. to i.cek al t e r native:-. t o em e r gt:ncy services provided in Lugun;.i un Brown Hits Carter on Oil Deals SACRAMENTO cAP1 Gov Edmund Brown Jr told Presi- dent Carter in a telegram loday that Car ter ·s move to export h ea ting oi l to I ra n r aised '"ser ious questions" in hght of possible upcoming L'S supply s hortages The Demorrattt• governor. an unannounced candidate for pres 1dent , as ked Ca rte r. 14 ho ha:-. de fended his dcc1s1on . three qu e st ions about the ex port move llow mur h heating oil as in s torage in lhe United States. and wall Carter meet has goal of 240 m1l11on ba rrels of :-.tockpalrd heating 011 b) the staled October dead line '' What 1s the r aL1onale behind the reported "suhstant1a l pnrc chHe rcntial bet we en what Iran is per m i tted to p ay and what Am en can consumers a re forced lo pay for the s ame petroleum product" .. Rrown cited press ar counts that heating oil's retail price may exceed 90 cents a ga lion lhis winter and I ran W111 rece ive the oil for about 55 rents a gallon. d l•r ii r <Jnt ra c·t wit h ()r;:,in~t· Count,. Coum:alman 111114 arcl l>;:i\\V>n <;a1 d at th~t trnw lht-I'll~ m1i.:ht 1•ons1dt:r other u·,c·.., ror 1h 1 ur rl'nt $88.UOO t;.iL f11r pJrJmed1 c !\Cr\ ICl'!> Lag un.1· Hc J r h 'nl!'r '.'. a p prov(·d a la.11. ll\'CrrHl•· nc;ir ly t hr1·1• ~c·ar!'. <1:;<1 to 11a \ f11r lhC' APWI ......... DEATH UNSOLVED James Oppen , 58 Mystery Death Aboard Yacht • Still Probed By JOANNE RE YNOLDS Ol 1 .. l»•IY Piie! SI.Mt paramt'(Jit•:>. hut l'ropn!'.1L10n l~l "'qwd out th.11 fl\ l'rr1d1· lllsl \(",ff :'\1>1o1. lht· cit) mu:-.t p1<·k up the: I 11,t fro m th(' gc nt·rJI funrl Jlrt·: .. ich reduced b' th1· .I J n 1' IOtlt:Jll\\' DJ14M>n ::.uggc!>lt'd that lhc c1 t) might cons1c1er ending the 1·ontrat·t ;:ij:!reem('nl with lhl' <·ounl~ and look to 1·mergl'nC) ht'lp from l"lt) polu·c a nd fi re· or f1c1Jl.., lie: ..,~11d hl' did nut hchcve poli ce fire. paramedic :Jnd a m hulanCl' <.'rt-14S need l•• 'how up JI l'' l'r) 1n1ury acc1d1·nl 1n town J nd :>Ugl'.!l':>lt'<.I fircnwn 11r pol1et• · off1 c<·rs l·ould tran!'.port 1n1urPd patient:-. ln ~1uth < 'oa..,l \1 i·tlu·al (\·ntcr f)lhl'r l11U1w1I m1•m1J1•r... ...i1g g••,11•d lhl· 1 11' '.'l ho ultl r1·,t•Jr C'h county progre::.:-. 1n <.•;,te1hh::.hmR tra u ma Cl·n tcr :-lh roughnut Oran~e County to aid 1n1ured or sick c111:z.cns But a report prvpa rC'd by AC'l 1ng Caty Ma nager <i1ffonl Maller "ugj."l':>h th<.·r<· a n• too man} h\'<'' .. a\(~f tn the paramPd11·., let <.'on ,111t•r d 1 ... eont1nu 1n i.: tl11• st~n 1rt• ll t· .,31d t h1·r1· 141•rt• :1::,i pa ram<.•d1r n ills dunni.: l:J7H and !'.a 1 d c; i 9 r :ti I!'. h J \I' h l' l' n rt>sponrkd t11 h' thC' pur<1m1·d1 <.'' an t lw f1r:-.t ,,t'v1•n month:-. of lh1!'. 't'J r :\l 1l11•r rCJt•rlNI th<· pn1J)11,.il or 'l'l l1ni.: anottwr t•ll-< lion t11 de· l t•rm1n<.• 14 ht•tht>r tht• voters ".1ntl'd to l'"l<1hl1 !'.h .1 !'.JK'<'tal tax for PJrunwd1cs. ::.a) 111g a two th1nb \'Oil' by all rt'J!l!ill'rt·d ,·ot<.•r-.. 111 1.:iguna R1•a t•h would lw un hk d~ MorP Oil F Par~d On T~xas B~arhPs Crawford and Tucker were ar- rested on suspicion of possessing alole n drugs and cultivation of marijuana after police allegedly located pills from the pharmacy and a quarter pound of marl· juana seeds a t their home. T h e c ity a nd count y are formulating plans for the even· tua l development or prese rva- tion or the 522-acre Sycamore Hi lls ar e a be tween La g una Canyon and El Toro roads. as we ll as adjacent Irvine Com- pany land that rails withln the city 's sphere of Influence. The Ir vin e Company pla n would see development of 1,831 homes and a pa rtments, and two 18-hole golf courses on 1,770 acres. Arch Beach Project OK'd in Laguna . anta Barbara Coun t y She riff's deputies said today thC' m ysterious d eath of oil com pany fightm~ attorney James Oppen remains unsolved . Oppen, 58. was fou nd shot to death Tuesday ni~hl on his 41 root c abin crusicr ·'Ch ronic Ditc he r " His body was dis · covered on the vessel after he had radioed a distress call lhnt he was being kidn a p ped and tortured and shot at. CO R PUS CH RfST I. Te x11 s I AP I Oil·s t a i"nt•d Texas beach<'~ an• an for "sporadi c·· dou~an.:s of more runaway Mex 1can t rUd(' from the world'" worst 011 spill . but sc1t•nt1sLo; are hcartcnt'<l by concentr;i t1ons to the south that appear laghtc·r 1han fi rst feared. ·'Sporadic patches of s heen and mousse <thicker oil) are ex peeled to wash ashore on Padre Island during the next several days," Coast Guard s pokesma n J im McGra.nacha n sa id Wednes· day. but added. "it's not going to be as bad as it was last week.'' Seioor Tax Rme Wim OK • San J uan C apistrano coun- cilmen have approved a tax rate 91 aevm cents to retire sewer im- provement bonds in the Mission City. The seven·cent rate, identical lo last year's , will be used to re- Ure $1.2 million in bonds and ln- tereat from sewe r improve- ments approved by voters Mveral yean a10. Tbe city raiaed $63,000 with dae 7-eent rate lat year. 11MI tu. wW be cbar1ed 1t the rate .t 7 C.U per SlOO of uaesaed ...... lion. PllDI' PRESENTS PUZ4 PREJ"IEF , The plan calls for the realicn- ment of La guna Canyon Road . rep lacing the current winding two-lane lborouahfare with up to six lanes huJrJ{ing the hills orf the west side of the canyotl walls. T h e c oncept, ca lled the Laguna Canyon Golf Village . • would also include hotel sites a nd commercial areas. with the Plan Nixed By Fallbrook Fallbrook Union K l1b School Dlatrict in.i.e. have reJeeted Capa.tnmo Umfted'a olfer to ec· ~ept about 140 Camp PendletGD itudeata at '2,000 per student. ,.. Pallbrooll •etioa .... only l2 Millon from the Marine baM wW be able lo ftnlah their hllh eehool educ:aUon at Lbe San Clemente School, aceord.l.q lo aeMol oftldala. Tbe reaaiDlD 1J8 ltudeata .... bid to au.ad Sea a.m-. H kMol 111 tbe fall 1-... • .-..-.aoMMr bul tl1p to Pal..,,.. Uaion "11b ............ ~"~ home1. S aying ther e was no legal reaaon for deoyine the project. Laguna Bea ch City Council m e mbers h a ve a ppr oved a three -acre s ubdivision In the Arch Beach Heights community despite protests from more lban a dozen residents. The 3-1 vote Tuesda y, with council mem t.er Sally Bellerue oppos e d a nd Wayne Ba glin absent, means developer Fra nk Oomincuez wUI be allowed lo go abead with plans lo develop six r esidential units on the land located at the end or Balboa A venue in the hllllop com- munity. Tbe property is zoned for 1ln1le family residences, but reai "enu from varloua bomeowner aaoclaUooa claim the clty'a teneraJ plan calla for pruervatloa ol the land. AH &be ett1'1 land use map and open apace ei.menl otrer confllcti,nl vlewa ot what can and cannot be bu.lit In the aree. Tbe IW'4leata aald tM council =,.._ tbe "' for more d m .a in IO celled "pe-• ..... ... .... .. lftect .................. lnlSt a ..... r rormer conol1 m•mber Pb,lUI lw .... 1 Uk_.. Uae eoaeO Mtloa to "• flool that begins with one d rop-or six houses in this case." Linda Ristow, pres ident of the Arch Beach Heights Association. said her community is already plagued with problems of traffic congestion, lack or parking, in- adequate fi re protection and too little open space. She said the coun ci I faces num erous req uests fo r s ub- divisions In the next few months, and "failing to recognl1e and deal with the cumula tive Impact could result in e xpenditure or va luable tax doUan." The homeowners su11ested the project be denied until the 1eneral plan a nd zoninl or- dinances are brou1ht into coa- form ance . They alao suuested lbe proJ· eel be held up unW special prob- le m• in Arch Beach Hel1hu are retOlvecl. But ecMmeU membert, with the exception ol Mrs. Bellerue, said the 1eneral plan, currenUy un- der revialon, doel not Lnehade deflnlt. areu that should be left ln open apace or preserved a&etua. And, althoutb the area ia dellpat9d u "pnaerved" ID lbe curnat ....,. .. plu, lbe council IDajorttJ uld It ~d fllld DO 1e1a1 reuon lo deny • the tea· t•Uve tract. Was it murder or s uicide'> A spokes ma n for t he Santa Barbara Sheriff sa id today that question is still un ans wered p e ndin g the o ut c om e o r laborator y tests conduc ted as part of the autopsy done Wed - nesday. The suicide t heory apparently Ra ined some c redence Wednes· dav. Oppen died or a single gunshot to the base or the neck. according to sheriffs officia ls who said mor e weapons were found on the boat. Sources close to the investiga- tion reportedly have said they are cert.ala lbe lawyer's death waa a suicide, apparently staeed lo look like a murder. lnvesll••tora pubUcaTy were more cautioua in their state- ments about the case. Sheriff's C apt. Jt m Vluo llni uid homldde hu not been ruled out. He aald lnvffllJalora were atudyln« a tape of Oppen'1 may- day calf In which he aald he had been kidnapped and wu beint tortured but. wH temporarlb free and able lo UM the radk>. Tben IOUOda t.bal may bave been lw.bota were beard oa the tape, the tnveall1ator aald. "Who w11 .~,. we don't know." Vluollnl ·~· (lee ATl'O&NEl'\''Pace Atl Coa~• Patchy low c louds and local fog,early mornings . Othe rwise fair throug h Fr iday with variable high c louds . Hig h s r a nging from upper 70s to 80s at the beaches to the m id-80s inland. Lows toni1hl 58 to 66. INSIDE TODA"\' Tht oil mdult'll htu bet 11.S t,iU,ott tlwtt ii oU a"'1 go1 m the Atbllic off A tlanUc Cit11. N.J. Slof"W,pl'Ofo ~Al. AIY_ ...... ::.....,._. ~ ........ ....... ~ ( ....... CM*• 0-.... ......... IE ..... 11 "' ..... 11 ; •••• .. ,, ·-~ .. ...... a ...... .,.. ................ ..., ..... 0... .. ~ ...... C:J .... u .. M All c.u •a. ... a .. .,..,. • ......, u .. = . ., .. ......... u /lliW T •• 81.2~ ··: Q---.. .,,_ . • . .4Z OH!i.Y PJl.OT L/SC Thul'Mlty1 AMAutq:). 19!9 :carter Loeked In ' ~ • 4 .. • • 5 a.m. Stop lncliide1 Iran Debate ' HANNIRAL. Mo (AP > Pra1dml C•rt<'r fOlllf'd ln a ab·nllnUlll 0.bal4' •l I • ID t.c>- day with an auto •oner wbo Tlco r o usly dl•aarud w1tb Carter'• dtt•11on to permit u.. export of Amerk•o oll pTilduC'll to lr•n "What Wl4 don't unders\and Is why the Ayatollah IU1omeinl ii dolna this to the people ovtt lher~. exccuUng lht1m , and mof'9 • * • 'Seeret or .... we.,.. Nlldre•ac tt?" u.. muMlredcan.r. TM a elape OHVn'llll • a. Dt-lt• ~ tl •mboa~ al l~k 2J on t.he M '°" RI Hr nur Quincy, Ill , a (ew tntlH from HaMlbal Caner ddendfld hi• declalM lo permit UM Hie of an CAUmal td S•7 million worth of ketOMne and dimel fUC'I, u ytn1 "They ahlp ua ooe and one ball mllUoo • • • Word' Carte r Emulates Grouclw ABOARD Tll E DELTA QUEEN tJ\P > Wu!I lh~t .a ,GrOUl'hO Murx look·ahke CloattnK down tt-1~ M1~b1SS1pp1 Haver·> No, at was the prcb1dcnt of tht• llntH•d Slates. ( R('IUll'd story. A20 1 As the· nvcrhoat O<·lt ~ Qut>t•n pullt•d uwuy from t•rowtls ut Keokuk . Iowa, on Wt'<lnt'sclav mght. Pr t•:-.1 d ent 'artcr Plllll•d on ;1 (;roucho Murx d1:,.:111se hluck <.•ycg lass fnamcb with a h1K nn~t.· .1ml mublurht• alt ~~ched. The d1 i.gu1s <· \\a~ g1v(•n tu 11 vt•ar old I\ Ill\' Cartt•r during the· firbl family's Mlssls;11>1H rrulw · l~ut two :.1 1ucs s ummonl'd t o tht· dt.•ck by tht.' pre s ident were c nte rtuincd by Carter himself. de- lightedly muggin~ it up. ATIORNEY Oppen retired from his law practic:eabout two years ago H<• wa:-. dc-;cr1bed es a maverick in Sunta Barbara's le~al community who rose to prom inenre for rrprcs(!nling com mt•r<'ial fi s hermen tn a suit a~oinst oil companies Mkr thl' 1009 Santa Harb1Jra ml s pill. Oppl'n report<'dly flOt a sizea- hlt• rinanr1al :.<:ltll•ment for thl' hs herml·n who cont<:nded the 011 seriously hurt fishing 1n the an•a lli s ho11 1 wai. n:tmed th1· Throni<• Bit chPr" :rn1rnrenlly to r1·:.ponst· to nn ml ('nmpany of f1<·wl's rNrwrk after the <111 s pill th:it Santa Harhnra is "a com m unit v or rhron1<· hllcher-s " n ('( <1 r e' m 11 v 1 n g t 11 Sa n t a H:.irharn. Opf)('n w:1s an attom<·y 1n the Los J\ngf'I€':. arf'a wh<'re ht• onre• :.u1·1I Pal'if1r Tl'll·phonl.' •tn<1 Teh·~r:.tph tn un utt,·mpt lo µn·vcnt ronvcrswn td all dig1L diahn~ One friend. who declined to be rd<>ntifted. ~aid Oppcn's cyPs1ght was failing and he had :. bad leg th:il #!<1Vc him con-i 1dcrablf.' puin 0 p fl<.' n 1:. s u r v 1 v (' d h y his wt<iow Marllvn anrl twin ri:rnAhh'1 s f 'ro111 P agf-A I STUDY• .. park un·u:.. woulcl ~(!neratc more ttum $425.000 a year in rev•·nut·s to the city to puy off a $5.4 m1lhon dPht owned on the Syc3more Jlills land The third ult ·rnative is one cl- t y rlunn1,r s r nrmule1l<'d themselves. It lkould l'!ce u large regional pttrk focusing on thl' ex· isting L:.iguna Lakes The only residential develop· m ent in that program would be lhe Haywood development and the plan calls for no realignment ~uiµ Canyon Hoad. The Plan also recommends 52 acres of moderate tourist use on J rvine Company and city land. In addition to the three pro- p o s a Is the Planning Com - mission recommended)that the City Council con11iderl?-issues regarding the land. Issues that shuo uld be ad- dressed by the council, planners 11ald , Include the impact of a Na- tional Urban Park on the a rea; ~iscusslon of how many lanes Laguna Canyon Road should ~onslst of; the fiscal im pacts of any development on the city; a nd the feaslbiUly of publk ac- cess to the Laguna Lakes OftANOf COAST Judge Nixes Bishop Stay Of E xecution LAS VEG/\S Nt.•v 1J\1 '1 J\ federal JUdj(l' n•fu::.1'<.1 today tr1 issue a stay of exl'cutlon for con fessed killer J<':.~l't' R1shop of (;<1rden Grove, sayini: the two public deft-nders who tried to av1•rt Mond;.iy's :.cht·'1uled ex t•rut1on had no l~g(ll s tanding in the case I Hclalcd !.tory Pa~e J\ lR l · llowcver. lJ S Oistrac·t Jurli.:1· Harry <;layhourn•· approvccl :.in a ppeal of his decision and that ... ppeal was expectc.' to the gas cha miler at <.:a rson C1 t y early Monday f o r the December 1977 s lay ing of a ncwlyw<.'<i Halltmore man who was s hot as he tried to stop a robbery at a Las Vegas Strip c;,isino. Claybourne told Deputy Clark County public defenders Kirk Lenhard and Geor ge Franzen that they had not shown they had "a personal slake in stop ping the execution. "The personal stake test is not met by the petitioners in this case," Claybourne !\&id during the 15-minute hearing "They're not the ones being sentenced to death ... " Bishop, who has cons istently fought efforts to delay his execu· l ion. told Claybourne at the st1u1 of the heating that he did not want anyone interfering in lhc case ··I have been sentenced to de a.Mt und I didn 'l ask for It," said Bishop. ·'I feel I have a con.slltu- t1onal right to waive my appeal." Bishop said that anyone who appears in his hehalf "without my consent violates my constitu tional rights.· H1shop arnved al the North Las Vegas air terminal at 7 4-0 a .m . alter a one hour and SO minute rught from Carson City Clad in prison denims a nd wearing white tennls shoes, th · condemned man's hands we re h1rndcuffed to a chain a ro und his waist. As ked if he were praying for a reprieve, Bishop replie d , "To who? I believe in Jesse Bishop." Pilot Park Gould o f Alta Sierra aviation in Carson City said the prisoner "chatted all the way down. He was very pleasant. He remarked about the rugbL" ... ,,. c1' all wtl'J ... , .•• c ................ .... .. PlftMr. tM • ., to ....... Inc M"tal boura lilht""'nl ln tlannlbal. hometowD ot Samuel Clemcna and hit Uterary etea· Uoo, Tom Sawyer Tho m•n who queeuoned Cartl'lr wu p•rt of • cro\\'1l al about 300 who areekod Carter when he climbed overboard •hortly befor4' S o'clock .nd ~1an ashukmat ha nds. He waa ldcntlrtt.-d 1&11 John Lynn, 30. of (lulnry lie told the president his Ir•· 11tun brother in law who worked for Rell Helicopter in Iran had 1ust bttn released from prison lht•re ll<•fort• approvina the s ale of ti s 1·d1nec.I OLI vroduct.ll. the man de manded to know. "Why l'Ouldn't we !(ct a reasonable as· !luri1ncl· that they would take rare of hurnan rights over tht·n•''" "J\11 Wf: had to do was get an c1:1s11r11nct.' that they would start arrnlytln1t this a nd not treating [l('Opl(' rotten because they were dt•alin~ wllh Americans," he S Ill (I In tht• m11Jsl nf the badgering. l'nrh·r l'tllmt'fl lht· man enough to s ny, "You won't let mt· 11nswc•r your question." Ht'fcrnng to Khomeini, tht• lrnn1on rulf•r. Carter said ··1 don't approv.c• of his government 11111 tht• fo<·t 1s thal they ship us al>-Out om• mid om• half million barrels of 011 l'Vcry day. Ont· limt• they asked us to send them a million llarrcls back." Carter C'xplained that the Unit· l'd S tates rt'ceivcs 50 million burrcls or ml a month from Iran :ind that lh<'Y requc~tcd, due to sabotage of a refinery. one ship mcnt ef kerosene i\sked th<' ·pres1dt·nl ··vou want mt· to l€'ll them cthe Ira · niansl. 'lxin't hhip us any oil'"'" Som1c .. 11w in Utt· audil'nC"e haid , "Muytw we•d be bt•llcr off if I hey d1dn 't." Carter. tn u clearly s arcastic tone of vo1<·c. repltc<i : "Maybe so, w1• t an do without it " The man finally tont·cd<."'<i that Carter's decision was "rcasona· ble" but still asked why Carter couldn't win at least a "worth lt•:.s cissurancc th:.it they will look into some of their human rights violations.·· <'a rtcr told the man. "You· n· I he• bes t CJUl"•t ton a~kc·r I e n·r -.aw but you don't give me a c·h<1nce to answer " f',....P~A I SWIM ... d1l'!tance underwater -;wim into a hcndlt JU.St sort of naturally fell r' n l o t h l' R c• d C r o s s a s bf'nef1l·1ary because or thitt or- gan1z:uton's water safety pro- grams. ·"Whal we're dotng is looking (nr pledges of donations of either cash to the Red Cross' water safety programs or of blood from people who like the idea," Milne said. .. Part of the idea cam e from the image that scuba has ~" Shelley added. "You only hear of it when there's an accident and someone dies," Milne explained, adding tha t "we're not planning on hav- inl( that happen " The two men concede they've picked an extremely tough proJeCl. They're trarning for it while trying to run their diving c I assefi and coordinate the project atthes<.1mcl1mc. Tra1mng al present is lli.x lo eiRht miles or road work and <t couple hours l)f exercises ditily, but they wnnt to be able to get up to six hours a day of condi· tlonlng work by the end of the month "Actually. we figure the men- tal conditioning is as impor - taftt," Milne said. "Jt 's going to be tough out t he re. especially when we get in- to the middle of the chaMel where we can't see the island a nd we can't see the mainland " DAILY PILOT t ,., O• .. """ ( ,,...._, 0..11 PO•t4 wttf'I wt'ltt., '' t IW9' '"' .. "''"-~Pf~\ t\~·""°4bllfft.0.f(IAI> r t "'' t"utJhY,tNJ t """,,.."" Vi)cill• •It •Ottt"'IA\ ,.., ,. .--n••\.fl.• d Mol'O•r tPWOuQf\ f '•c:l-"T 1 .. , f f"'"' Mt A H t _,.,."'1 * .. h ti~ l1#110lfWI " .. ,.. h I 1~ t•1ft Y•llrt h 'll1M l -0-.,. ~ f\ \ov~h(M\I #6 ''"'Olr ,.,",~' •<MllOf'I •\ ~·v-o \•ht•a~,, •N1 '-"ff•W-\ Ow-Oltfthr.tl ~·~f'IO pt•fll ,, ., uo Wr\f l•r .. , ... ( ... , .. Mr,.e (.ittlt.(µ'llt.e tltlt $3,-for Slaying? •-n1o-~ft..,..,_, • ..., livbttWf '"." c.i., Vtt•,.,.ntditftt•Nl0.rtll4,..~ "'-••It-....... ~..!,"i;..""tt' OIH ... H UM ~~ -,.,., ...... ~~1ne1t•lor• LllfUl'I ... ell ()fftw 101/ Ho r. .... >l-•· T...,lloM {1H )MMU'I CllHlfled Adw~ M2•M11 ~· .. "" •n~11t•1 Ttl1pllo._. ........ , ..... -a.-... ......... May-December Pair Charged With Plot A 74-year-old Santa Ana m an and a »-year-old Garden Grove woman have been arretted for a lle1edly paytq an undercover policeman '3,000 to dhtpoee of the woman'• husband. Tbe May.December duo was tdentlfted by pollce H Ed1ar Robenon, 7,., of Santa Ana •nd Lortatne Teal•. 39, of Garden OroH. T be pair wa1 char1ed wtth ton1ptrae1 to com mit murder aod MlkttaUon of murder, •C· cordlna to Suta Ana poUee SI\. CbJp llortn. llorlD ••Id that unde~r poUeelllU Leonard lleadn tu.ct a1re•d alt•r ., .. uni wltb --,. Kobenon to m u rder Mn Tea la'• eatranled husband, AJ:J· thony Testa, of Wettm lntter, ln return for $3,000. The police ser1eant 1al.d that Mend es later m e t with Robenon. told him the errand ha d been completed a nd re· ceived S3,000. It wq alter the exchance of mone1 that Roberson and Mri. Testa were ar rested and sent to Jail u nder S2&0.000 baJl each. Police aald they believe the m otive for the m urder COD· 1ptrec1 •• a pendli. di¥Oree c=.-:r:.·~~ u.. ·- o.11 • .,...., ......... GETS NEW TRIAL Gary Wayne P•tton New Trial Ruled/or Patton By F R EDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of l"f O•llr ~-Ii.ff In what he later described as "tile toughest decision f 've ever m a dt> ... Orange County Superior Court Judge Ted Millard ordered a new tr ial Wednesday for Gary Wayne Patton. an Irvine at - torney convict ed in June of murdering his bride Judge Millard fouRht to con- trol his e motions as he ruled that a 1uro r had acted Improperly by dis c u ssing the case with a former Juror who had been ex- r uscd from hearing the l'&se because of a family emergency The rulrnR followed a day and a half of nc•Hrly nom;top argu ment by l'utton·s attorney. J\litn, Stokke and the pro:.t·c•uto r . Deputy 01s tnct J\llornl'Y l'aul Meyf:r. Patton, ht:. piircnt..., and uthcr!. present in tht· courtroom :.<it in an a wk ward SllCnCf• for St•veral moment-; after Millard made the rulln~ tn an emotloncil manner and then left the courtroom Ourini? a later tnt<'fvt<•w, tht• JUrlSt S31d that the <'ICI tons 11( Juror John L Ktni.: of J\n<thl'1rn <'Ould have• "preJud1n·cl " Lhe de rend ant. ratton. 35, w<•s ronv1cted or second dl•.;rt'l' murder in the s h<>olin~ d(l tHh or Kalhl.'rin(· l.t:'t~h f';_itttm . 23. on Nov lk, 197R The couple had bct:n mar ried for two month!"> According lo tcst1mon)' in h1i. seven wttk lnal. Mrs Patton was attcmpllni< lo move out of the hOU.'i(• whl'n Patton 1-cmfr,mt t."d h er '>'tth a ~~ (·dliln·r auto matic i.u~tol M lllard sa1J that aH1davit" ftl<.'d with the· Mun :.howed thcit Ktn~ disrnsst.'d lhl' cust' with i:x cuc;cd Juror Hehn Teano. also of Anaheim, dunng the first d ay of Jury dehberalions Mrs . Teano had been excused the pr evious day, Millar d said, artcr telling the judge her husband. who h ad u ndergone surgery, required her care. King, Millard said, telephoned Mrs. Teano to check on her husband's cond1t1on ·The con· versatJon late r turned to the P atton case, Mi llard said. Millard said King violated the admonishment given in all criminal cases that Jurors not discuss the matter out.side the courtroom. and indicated he will explore the possibility of fi nding King In contempt of court for his alleged actJons. M lllard a lso faulted King for not divulging during Jury st•lec lion <1ue.'itr1omng lh~tl he had un· dergo n e thr ee yt'u r s of psychiatric cart· ArMitraiter Nlsed I County Salary Dispute Rages ! By GARY G&ANVILl.t: Ot-.o.11, ........... County government's l•bor problems continued to simmer Wedneaday whe n Orange County aupervlt0n refuted to accept binding arbitration as a means of aetUln1 a salary dispute with the county's criminal attorneys. Simultaneous ly. Board or Supervisors Chairman Philip A nthon y ann oun ce d that supervisors are st.anding pat on a two-year 11 .75 percent pay hike offer to the prosecutors and public defenders. That left a week-old walkout· sickout by the lawyers intact and the county's crim inal courts If not In a state of emergency at le~ held together only by a senek of makest\.ift expedients SUll on duty and in the trial cou rtrooms •re those attorneys who have been assigned lrlaJ caaes and wh~ code of eOUcs says they wiU not abandon those cases. Beyond th at. however. t he week-old walkout-sickout by the deputy distnct attorneys and deputy public defenders 1s taking its toll. Those estimated to to 15 per cent of the two legal forces who are not reporting 1n sick o r tak- ing earned days off are 101rung administrators in the two offices In making routine court ap- pearances And today as the job act1on protest Is ente ring 1t.s stt<>nd week. the attorney:. arc holding fast Their spokesman. deputy dis Lnct attorney ChH llarns . said. 'the fcelln~ of rru.-.rrat1on I~ ii-' high or higher than 1t wa~ a wl'ek a~o ·'The sup(•rv1 ~o r .., \hould reahi.e tht'y havl! bet'n aHt•rtin~ the operation or the l'rtffilnitl JU~t1ce system with tht·tr act11>n:. for some lime <tnd 1t ha'> only ~··n t he dcd1cat1on or the l:J'>' \l•r ... th<1l has held thtngs togNher .-. lfarn s s aid the ofrcr to <.ubm1t I It<• .., a l.H ~ 1 " ... u <· I o tJ 1 n cit n i~ arb1lr:.it1un ¥.ould hJ\•· r·•Jtn m11tt•d th11 3ltorn•·'" 111 ub1de by whall•vc·r d1•r1s1on "ah ri•<tt'hl~f by the arbitrator ··tr the dec1s1on hud h<.-<-n Z<'rn don"t ~1vc lhcm an_> kind of <t ra1st.•. we would hcivl• ll\t>d ¥o1lh that ··Harn-. '«lid "Wt' JU:.t (1·11 ti '>':!\ lh1· t)f·'t way to get thl· 1-.:.uf• n • ... oht~f and the futrci.t to both '>tdtt.., ·· County OK Condo Plan In Dana Point Conversion or a Dana Point duplex into two condominium units has been approvl.!d by lh11 Orange County Pl<innmg Com m1ss100 . Com m issioners unan1moui.ly endorsed the request afl.:r being told by planning department aid es that t.be curre nt apartment vacancy rate 10 the Dana Point area Ls eight percent. Condomin ium conversion guidelines under cons1derat1on by Orange County supervisors provide that conversions would not be permitted In areas with apartment vacancy rates o ( five percent or Jess. ~ The uruts under <'ons1de ration. owned by Ronald Haddock, an· located at 33871 Street of the Violet Lantern « Labor troublea 1pa r ked on ! another front Wednesday even t when supervisors voted to ratJfy ! five aepaute m ultl-yur coa-: tr act.I coverlna about 8,200 coun-• ty worllera. : T he note Of dlecord sounded' whe n a spokesman for about 80~ district attorney invntlRators: urged supervisors not to adopt the· umbrella pact under which they• are covered. : I nvestigator Jim Box told: s upervisors the member ap: prov aJ vote taken by the Orange County Employees Association; was faulty and that the mem J bers had been inUmidated by the a$S<>elaUon. Cable TV Rate Up in San Juan /\bout I 400 Sa n J uan Capistrano residents will be s he lling out more for their television cable service after Oct. 1. tRelaled story Page 86) San Juan councilmen have ap· proved a monthly rate increase sought by the TM Communica- tions Company The approval m eans residents with one cable outlet will beg.in paymfl S7 50 per month for the se rvice in October Current rates arP $6 7~ per nonth. Increases also were granted for add1t1onal cable outlets Each a ddtllonal outlet will coi.t SZ ~I Pt-r month up from S2 Ttw r;,1tt· h1kc.., effect pnmari I~ V1lla~c San J uan rt:s1dcnl!> .Jnd :.<1m1• hou!'>tn~ tr acts located' .ilon)( tht· Onc~a ll 1~hway ~·or nt·w rt•s1dcnts or cal>fe 'I Ub!>l'nbf•rs, in~tullat1on char~e~ w1•n· lnc·n·ased tu $25 from S20 i\l1d1t111n:1I oull<'l ln re q u 1 ri· d fr<cnthl~l' ff<>t' Lhul 1s pa1cl to the t'tl y l\/tcr <kt I TM will have tu pa) J pcrc1·nt of 1b ~ross annual 1nC'om1· to tht.• r 1ty C't! V Of(t('1al-. l':ICPt!<'l tht• 111· 1·rr•a-.i· from 2 pt•rcl!nt tn bring in .i n .1dd1t111nul $4 :wo «tn nually to mun1c1pal roffcrs Las t year Sa11 Juan rece1vt!d Sll,000 i~ fr.111e·h1 -.1· f,., . .., from T M anti "' "• 1•1 "·•hi•· ·1 .. 11·" 1-.1on th<: • 11' 'ull1~·r '"'lllt.> operator lt.1tt·-. r111 .1p;trlrn•·nt-.. rnohll1• hn nw 11.1rk-. .mu l'Ondnm1mums .;I '" '>'t·n · r:u:.cd Res1denL'> hv 11\J.! 111 lhoSl' horn •s will pay S6 Pl.'r mrmt~ for \l·rv1c1· up from th<· curr<'rit ss 25 Add1t1onal outleL-; will be In creasl'd to si per month 'rom $1 60 Forste r Jr. Hig h Signups S late d Seventh and P1~hlh graders planning Lo attend Marco f ' Forster Jun1or HiRh School for the first lJmc this fall s hould reg. 1stC'r Aug 29 and JO from 8 JO to 11 JO a m . and from I to 2 p m at the school. Parents or ~uardians should hrm g their stude nts for math and F:nglislt t~sttng as well as 11ronf flf 1mmun17.ation. The :.chool 1s located at 25601 Camino d e I J\ v 1 o n l>I n S a n J u a n Capistrano Newport ·Surf and Sport END OF SUMMER SA VIMGS HUCTIO MIH·s SHtln 10, ...... ~. Ltft .... G..tt 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIH'S SWIMWIA• 10, ...... ~. s..M, Uhl 25°/o OFF 10Ys IWtMWUa 10,. OtMiieN. s.M150°/o OFF 10Ys SHOITS a SHOIT '•"" 10,. w. Offlllwt12 0°/o OFF ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADtH D•HSIS a sroarsw1A• 25°/o-50°/o OFF • m: s ..... z JIOl/J ....... A.,. • .......... 67).1116 tM Mlr ( _ Piiot Logbaak J Where Have All Flower Kids Gone? By DAVID IWTZllANN CM .. OllllY ,.... Mliilf Here I am ••lllna aurud the bucolic spl4lndor or the UC Irvine umpu.a. • plne scenl4'd Cll somewh•t 1mo1·un.c"'11 breeae nannin& IUI rtn1ers up my back And I wooder COULD IT aEALLY be 13 yeitrs s1n<'e I rarst went ort lo colle1e ln San Francisco, a kid from a s mall coutal town wltb a wheezy intellect, a bleary commitment to any cau.se which licked off California's rustian superintendent of p ublic lnstrurtioo, Max Rafferty. and an ms a liable desire to discuss Engllsh industrial hi.story with topless que.:n Carol Doda? It all seems so different here at UCI. Is it the quietude? I can't ever recall a serene moment in my years at California's campus version of Uganda, San 1-~ranc1sco State University. KNOWLEDGE WASN 'T som ething absorbed from the tobac - co·brealhed words of a professor or the crinkled pages of a fine, old book . ll came from instructions blared over a bullhorn telling everyone which wav to disperse before the cops waded in swinging their batons. There were no quiet, r easoned , poeticalJy inspiring dialogues. Campus president and now U.S. Sen . Sammy Hayakawa would sit behind his imposingly large desk and address the students over louds peakers mounted atop the barracks-gray administration building. It seems no matter what he would say, crowds of stu· dents would come together so their voices would chorus a two·syllable chant that makes reference to the feces or steers. AND EVEN WHEN THERE were moments free of the s pirit of confrontation, the center of campus, a worn and trampled patch or green surrounded by pink stucco build· ings, would echo with the sing·song chants of the colorful street merchants of the Haight. It was always Mardi Gras time, it seemed. Music. booze. dope, crowds, speeches, laughter. dogs ... Sometimes zealots would doCf their clothes and pul on roller skates. No kidding. Once, a correspondent from Tass, the Soviet news agen- cy. ventured on campus lo give a talk to the Journalism Department. Beforehand, he was given a guided tour or the school during a typical noon bazaar. When be returned ,.his race seemed ashen, troubled \_ "WHAT'S THE MATTER?" he was asked. "If this school were in Russia ," he said s tonefaced. ··you'd ~I be shipped to Siberia." Memories. These thoughts have only returned to me because the UCI campus seems so still on this summer day. Oh sure, I know c lasses have yet to begin. There's always a strain or madness in every college community that s urfaces once the quarter gets under way Maybe it's JUSt that as I get older, the memories get crazier, drunker and more colorful. Coastal Theft Li/ eguard Pursuit Recovers Cash Box By STEVE MITCHELL Of, ... O•lly Piiot ~tall Five young men who took ad· vantag e o r a s n oozing Scotchman's Cove gate guard, carrying off his cash box con- taining $135. didn't count on the likes of Mike Dwinell. Dwinell, a 29-year-old Laguna Beach lifeguard happened on the scene a s the s neaky thieves made their move on the sleeping • guard. Dw.inell then roare d after them in a 90 mph, horn-blowing fist -shaking a uto ch ase down Coast Highway into Laguna Beach. He didn't gel his men, but he made such a fuss that he was able to retrieve the cash box and the $135. DwnineU, who was off duty at the time, said he was just drlv~ ing into the parking lot at Scotchman's Tuesday afternoon wben he a saw a young man snatch the cash box from a counter beside the napping gate guard. The young man dashed to a nearby car in which four other youngsters waited. Then the chase began, with the thieves beading toward Luuna in a brown and primer 1•Y Pontiac and Dwinell ii) hot pursuit in bis Oat.sun 240Z. When the speeding autos re- ached town, they ran into beach traffic, which slowed them down. Dwinell steadfastly followed the fieeinl car, bonkiDg Ilia born ud yelling. "The kids panicked and mo- tioned for me to pull up ,beside tbem ., they could band me tbe cub bn," Dwinell said. "But I told tbem to pull over to tbe Ude ol tbe road." Admlttinc be didn't know what b• wCMdd ao If tbeJ eompUed wttll bla dem:rssb Dwinell Hid be llprect it t be better to at leut pt tbe cub box. A p.....,.r iD the car handed tbe 'tin to Dwinell, who broke olf UM eu.. aft.er determlniJIC the bed •• IUIJ hall ol money. DwtDell 1topped ud· called poliee, but oftk«I .,... wble to fled IM cartoed of ......... Alltltori.Uee utd todar tbeJ an11 Ph«tlle ..... aad...., ' Oaity P'INll SUft ,..,... FOILS ROBBERY Lifeguard Owlnell automobile, which bore no license plates or bumpers and had large rear wheels . Meanwhile, officials at Tri- Starco, Inc., the Newport Beach company that collects parting fees at Scotchman's Cove just down the coast from Corona del Mar say they are graterul to the Laguna Beach lifeguard. "Tell him thanb for us, will youJ" said Tri-Slarco manager Geor1e Hiltan. "Ye.II, he's still bere," Hilton 1aid when aaked if the 1leepy sate pard still bu his job with lbe company. Jlase Kille Seven NAKINA, Ontario (AP> -A fln Ml to Clear a bmb area WU turned by the wlncl W edMld.ay and tnpped .... yoYDI fonat ftref....._. buniDI tMm to deat6. Ali but on• of tbe flreflabtera, tbree of tbem W0111aa. wanaummeremploy"'' ot U.. pl'OYiMJal natural re- ICNf'Ola•h' trJ. Hearing On Child Delayed ~n Arkamu extnclitioa hear-lna that may foue the return ol 2t·year-old Camalla MUJer to Oran1e County lo face Hunt· lnatoa lkuacb felony child steal- ln1 cbarce• bas been delayed. Offlclala In Llttle Rock, Arlt .• uld the Aue. 20 hearina wu de· layed pendlng receipt of extradi· lion papers from California Gov. Edtnuod G. Brown Jr.'s office. Orange County District Al· torney Bruce Patterson said be was assured early last week by 8r4'wn's office that the papers were in lbe mail. o•vP1LOT A:I Al'WI ........ James Smedl~y. of Arkansas Gov. William Clinton's office, s aid he didn't know when the hearing would be rescheduled. He noted lle 'd r eceived a number of letters from persons urging that Mrs. Miller not be returned to California. Bis Fans See Red A spokesman from Brown 's of· nee said s uch letters also were received there . Mrs. Miller, free on a S5,000 bond. is accused of taking her 6-year ·old dau~hter Valeena from her grandparents· Hunt· angton Reach home July 31 , 1978. Huntington Beach police al· lc~e Mrs. Miller snatched the sleeping child after cutting her wa y through a downstairs bedroom window screen. They contend the pair then hitchhiked to Arkans as The gr:.mdparents . Ke nneth a nd Juanita Moo re , were named Valeena·s legal guar· dians in 1977 Mrs. Miller was arres ted ID Arkans a !> Jul v 2 o n the Cahforna a charg.es She was Creed on the bond earlier this month when ball was reduced from Sl00.000. Valeena 'remaans an a Ber· ryville. Ark., Coster home where s he was placed when Mrs. Miller was arrested last June on disorderly conduc t charges Thos e charges were later dropped. Campaigning Governors To Vacate? S AC RA MENT O l AP > California governors who ran for president or vice president would have to take an official leave of absence from their state duties under a constitutional amendment a Republican state :-· senator plans to introduce. • Sen Ollie Speraw. R-Long Beach. announced his proposal Wednesday. It would make the lieutenant governor the state's acting chief executive for the duration of a governor's pres- 1denti al or vice presidential campaign If the Legislature approves th e meas ure for the 1980 s tate wide ballot, a nd voters later approve 1t, the meas ure would become effective for the 1984 pre i~ential campaign. Weather Slays Danes' Hamlet ELSINORE. Denmark <AP > Hamlet was done in by more than a s word when a performanc e of the Shakespearen tragedy by Bn· tain 's Old Vic theater company in the courtyard or historic Kronborg Castle was washed out by a rainstorm. Thunder and lightning Wed· nesday night added drama to the encounter of Hamlet, played by Derek Jacobi, with his father's ghost on the battlements. But the cloudburst halted the pro- duction in the first act, long before Ophelia, played by Jane Wymark, would have been drowned in the play. .. The dampened audience of 2,000, headed by Queen Ingrid, the Queen Mother and Prime M inisler Anker Joergensen, streamed out of the castle. Australian Killed by Car A 50-)'ear-old man from Australia wu fatally injured wben be wu struck by an auto in Anaheim early tb1s morning, police aakl. The victim WU idenUfled U Harold Pmn ol Adelaide. Police uld Gene Tbomu, ol 2116 W. Harriett Lane, Anabeim, WH drtvtna west oa Ball Road shortly .,... IDkln••ht wa.. b1I ur bit tbe Yietlm. wbo reported- ly WU~ aerou tM ltnet. p ..... dud at tbe ..... aftleen aDt. Comedian Red Ske lton t alks to a group of aspiring enter:tainers during a clown class at Radio City Music Hall in New Yor~. Skelton advised aspiring comics to keep their acts clean and criticized the amount of time devoted to c rime. sex and violence on television. Theft Charges Dropped / Prosecutors Apologize to Catlwlic Priest WILMJNGTOf'.:. Del <AP 1 T he !'t a t t-of Dt'l a ware h a'> dropped all char ge::. against lht' Rt-v . Bernard T Pagano, a Ro man C&lholte rmt"Sl who hed been on trial al> the allt ged ·Gentleman Bandit ·· A Penn· s~l varua man. who admitted in vol \ t'ment tn the holdups . pleaded gwlty to thret-of them But under the terms of the court's action, 1f a ny rurther evidence C'Omes to light a5!amst Pagano, prosecutors can charge him again and retry him duc ted outside the presence of the JUr)', which had been e x- ('Used Monday when Christie made the starthng announct'· ment f rom the b e n c h that Clouser admitted a part in tht' Delaware robberies . be n ei. and one attempt attnbut t d to the Gentleman Bandit. so named because he wa:. p<>litE- and well drel>i.t:d A Horne}.. in the cai.e me t Wednesday with Chn:.tw for tht· ... e cond of t wo c lo f.e d d oor 't':.s1on!> lo d1i.cU!>l> how to pro· Cl't'd D e~p1 tt' b t:1n g 14 y e a rs :.:ounger than the tall. balding priest and having a full head of :.alt and pepper batr, Clouser closely resembles Pagano Rut 1n a c·ase heavily depen- d ent on eyewitness 1dentif1ca· t1on , !>even holdup•v1ct1ms point· ed out the pnest as the man who da s p la yt'd a s mall, chrome · pl ated handgun and demanded mone y AP'Wlf._,... As part of Clous er's plea a greement . th e state o f Delaware said 1t would not pr~ ce ed with an~ other possible charges against Clouser Carl Schnee. Pagano's at- torney. showed that most or the victims did not identify Pagano until a police lineup was held a rte r ht :. a rr e s t . whe n newspa~r~ prmted photographs of the pnt-~t CHARGES DROPPED Rev. Bernard Pagano There were Ci\t' armed rub SOFA BED SALE! Queen and full size •These 1te W1fY comfortable sofa beds for sitting 1nd 9'eep1ng. •A wide 984ect1on of f1brics 1nd cotor. to choose from •Reversible t>Kks 1nd seat CU1h1ons. SAVE 20o/o TWO WEEKS ONLY Sf»L·era l Styles To Choose Froni Sol~ Period .. 1119. 23rd Through S(>Jlf. 6th Chomw from ~ •ritlf' 11Plf'f'lion off abri"11 Tr•tlltl•••I lte••ty wltll ••· .......-Ml eemfert. alltl It -wena 'IOUI F•lfOffte ~ WIN Be Htppy To A•wt You. H.J.GAR~ETT .fURNll1J~E - f . ..., ·- • .. A4 OAll.. v fttLOT ~--.. ~~·~ ~······-~ ..•. ~ T-~~\' ....... lie Cover 'erii Up TlllC NA&&D AND TBS A.PP&ALSD: Once ....... In doccect ud ~ .....n ol COIDD'UUlity purity, the forcea ol tood al Coat.a ilwa Cky Hall have won a )qal battle qalnat na-ectw•. Tbla tMa la y9t uotber chapter in the :g/ macbina tiona o1 the ctty ol Cotta M•a ven1&1 tbe &&De Sl-..clio. At the Sunablne Studio, k>caa.d out oo 11\b Stnet. 1oun1 women poee for c~•n wbUe ••artns onJy a smile. nu.. Co.la Mea1'1 atalwart dty oft'lciala alle1e. la llllulficaeot atOre. HAVING IN THE PAST I YtteSlfWly booted beyond the city limit.a s~b unclothed enterprhea u bare·topped wattresfftl and nude fCO·IO dancens, Coeta Mesa'• cit y Sulneag l'i~ti• NATION IWEATHEf! 1'1a'111atad Break Cops Round Up Escaped ~ons JE~UP. Md. CAP> -ThJr'\y inmates described as danaeroua broke out ol prison. then seat· t ered across the Baltimore· Waahln1ton 1rea early today pur1ued by police and patrol dogs , authorities u ld. Fourteen wer e reporte d in cu11tody by SALT Pact Criticized By Legion ll OVSTON I AP > The mid-day as officers bf1aa round.ins up men without ade- quate identUicaUon. Sgt. Hugh K. McCormick aaid the inmates. all dreued la ctvillan clothet, neaped late W ednetday b)' cuWna Uarou&h a bar and a security 1creen at the Maryland Houae of Correctionl. He aaid the men acaled a ts-loot wall and three security fences lo fleeint the prtaoo. T&OOPD &ON Priee aaid in· • mat.el had been spotted aa far Mway WI Prince Geor1ea.County, a suburb ol Waahlnct.On, D.C., about 20 miles southwest of Jesaup. It wu the aecoad bilfl geat jailbreak in the state's hh# tory Musician Renee Katz. her reattached right hand still ba ndaged after she was pushed into the path of a New York subway train, has learned that a suspect in the at~ lack 11 weeks ago has confessed American Legion doe11n't llkt the SALT fl treaty the way It reads right now but it would ac· rt' pt 1t If a few chi nges we re made changes 1t approved at its OM· t1ona l eonvenllon here, Oeh:gat.ei. <ilso overwhe lming- ly a pproved a rttolutlon offenng Legion me mbf>rshlp to Vietnam· era veterwns p re vious ly e x- duded becaus~.1.they served bdore pasuge U>r the Gull of Tonkin Rel\olution. con11idered tht· offi cial start of the "con· rt1ct " Other coovicta were sl1hted in Howard, Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties and in the city of Baltimore, about 10 miles from the prison, he aa1d. One escapee was reported caught 1n Virginia "We'r e covering a large area... Price said. "We don't have any roadbloeks, but we have a lot of cars " Another Naktd Caught Jlormag Around m Coata Mtaa 41 uthorlties are n ow a tte mpting to uphol.d the cit(s virtue against nudity through the legal veh1cle of zorung Popular Hobo Held In Slaying of Boys T H•; Rt:SOLl"TIOS opened rr11•mbl·rsh1p to V11-tnam e ra vt'lerans whn :;t•rvPd bcforf' Au~ :, 1964 P rf•v1ous ly Vf'tcruns "h"o had wrvNI pranr l() thut dalt• and <iHPr th•· Kort>an War "•·n· t•on.'>1d1·n•d to h.1 ~ t· ~(·nt."d in peace l1 mt AUTHORITIES SAID the sear ch wu concentrated along th e Bal ti more · W a s hington Parkway, whe re polic~ we re pi cking up any male pedestrians who could not produce adequate 1df•nt1f1cat1on The s us pects were being ta ken to J essup, w here th ey we r e c hec k ed against pictures of the fugitiv~ codes. , Thus municipa l allthority has ·gone to court alleg~ng that the Sunshlners failed to get taiie proper ope~aUng permit and besides. nudies are an incompatible use ID the 17th Street sector of town. They <1re operating naked in the sa!"e area as a church and Girl Scout ofCtce. not to mention the nearby high nse retirement community of Be thel Towe~. Nakedness. then . clearly becomes a mixed use. particularly ff you ignore the two nearby massage parlors. ANYWAY ONLY YESTERDAY In Oranae County Superior Court. J udge Ed ward Wallin d4:clared he found the Costa Mesa's zoning law which was being used to come down upon the starke rs as constitutional. He clid. however , believe the statute lacked in ~etail The good JUnst appeart.'CI to be de murring to tb~ Fourth District Court of Appeal in San Bernardino. Thus at would appeur at this writing that the Sunshiners' fate may indeed be mulled fu rthe r by the higher court outside of the · Orange County confines THUS YOU MAY BE left puzzled as to whether or not thi:, 1:, <1 victory for Costa Mesa city off1c1als 1:hev have been battling tht.> Sunshine Stud.lo an court since l<t!>l January. It might be noted, however, that some years back, .In ruling upon the plea of a certain tavern, the F~u.rlh, Das· trict Court of Appeal's decision s uggested that tt ISO t the inherent con11tltutlonal right or "a b~cb o~ randy betr drinkers" to sit around ogling nude dancu~g. cirls. . If memory serves correctly. that decision was wnttcn hy Presiding Justice Robert Gardner of Corona del Mar G1:1rdne r's decisions a re usually couched·tn such colorful lu nguage. Anyway, Jet's not pre·JU<hte the Sunshine place After all the court may rule an this instance that at·!'> okay to be ra~dy and ogle 1f you aren't sopping up sud:.. Police Probe LA Slayings LOS ANGEL ES !/\P l Police are continuing their m· vestigation of the shotgun s lay- 1 n g of brothe r s Ha lim and Ma rwan Halaby at their North llollywood gas station during a s tic kup Tuesday night. /\ third brother, Khalil, was next door getting coffee at the time S PRING F I ELD . Il l. Will iam "Freight Train '' Gua tney was a "likeable hobo," say two women who knew him. But the m an now suspected of killing young boys hated t.o be called a bum. "He was a strong m an when h e got ma d ." says J o an Schmidt. a mothe r of seven who a llo wed Guatney a t ransie nt now cha rged with murdering three young boys lo sleep in a garage apartme nt from time t.o tame. "My kids, I can say , really loved h1m " G UATNEY. 57, IS being held without bond in the Lancaster County jail at Li ncoln . Neb. lie i!'> charged with killing two boys an Nebraska four years ago ;.ind \\Jt h the murder an May or a Kc.n!.<1!> boy Police sa y he"!-> abo a 1u1pc<'t m the deaths of ut least 12 other boy!> around the country. Mrs. Schmidt. 42. a nd Carolyn Kuhl Royer . 65. said their image of t he man nicknamed "Freight Train" was shattered this week "He was lt likeable hobo." Mrs Schmidt said "But don't c all him a bum or a tramp lie didn't like the kids to taunt him with names " Guatney enjoyed wan~. drank often. and sa id he was adopt<.-d and raised in Neosho r ails. Kan .. until he r<1n a way at M. s h e s aid . T h e i ti n e r a nt li vestock handle r "always was po lite a nd seemed to love children ... said Mrs Royer GUATNEY WAS a rr<11 1i:ned Wednesday in Lincoln, Neb .. on charges or first-degree murder ~ailstonn fuj11res Ten Rai~ High Winds Rip Mi11ouri State Fair ,AICH,1 II"" Am•r11to Atl(fn•• 8 •1timor-. 8ol><o Bo\lo<'I 8rown'"'""' Bllfl•to '"''""~ ,,,..,,_ ClllC._o Ctfl<lllfl .. I Ctew.iend o a1,..wt11· Otl!Wr Ott roll ........ H~\1111 H041tlon ,,.o·a~ll• llKllt"wlt .. oca11't Cl1y 1.nv .... LIUlt .-oo UtAl'lf'ltt l oul\•111• M efl'ljlllh Ml .... 1 Mllwellf<• ,... .. ,, p Hatiwllll' ..._Orin• H•wY0.11 Ollla. CllV OMaN o..- l'flllad' .. .......... Pl~ ,.,....,, Ore ---SI lovlt S4llt LAil• HI Le P " .... 100 .. to .. 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Mrs. Royer :.aid Thi· ri•,olut111n movf'l'1 the 1·l11ob11JtY. d&k b1H'k to De<-22, 1%1 . when th1• first Amcrltetn ",,s killed About JOO Amen c·aru. d11·d in Vwtn«tm bt•fore thl' Gulf of ·1 unk1n r<--.olul11>n "'<t!'> µa-."-d ·r hf' LeJ.:ll)O leaders hip wh1C"h v. •1r k(·d to d1·fr.it th1· n ·!'><Jlut1on 10., ,1111 .. verv tral11t1<m11 I. .. •m id l>;1n11'1 L<Jm.lwrt .1 ~• \1•11r old I .1•1!11111 'ttiH n1t·mtwr rrom Or rin.:toA Main'" "THIS l ntt: rt•o.,(llUtaon ' ~rt·W 11p 1n lhf' rank und filt>" and 'ho"s a rwv. a111tud 1· l<twdrd \. 11·tnam "'" vM1•1 <in!'> hE· !laid llov. rlo -.<>u sa v to th" nH·t· I'll\ v.hu lo'>I 1110., It~ an V1.-tnam th.11 ht•!'> not ... 11~1hlf' to J01n tht• l.1•1:1on.,' .J!'>kl·d l.JmbNt ( I ' I ( People lrusl newspapers 8 111 Cla rk. a state poli ce :.pokesm<1n. :.aid state and local" polu:e flooded the Baltimore · Washington a rea looking for the men .. We don't know who thffl>e men ar e. no r what they a re charged with. ~o we're urging mot or1!>l !> not to pick up h1lchhJkers." he said Praee swd the inmates were easy to spot. "Thcy·n:· walkmi:: .ilon g lhl· !>1de of lht-roads and when they see a police car. they take off running into the wood!-> ·· ht· said T here was no 1mmed1ate com ment from prison offi cials. THf: STATE'S Jugest prison e'icape occurred an April 1959 at lhl' P<ttu xent Ins t itute . a JUVl'nlll' fac1hty. also located in Je:.:.up Thi rty-fo ur inmate:. hrokt· out ul that ta me. In a r ecent Gallup poll of public confidence in 10 key in- stitutions, newspapers ranked fifth ahead of telev ision and the U.S. Supreme Court . The survey showed that 51 percent of the people say they have a great deal or "quite a lot" of confidence in ne wspapers. Only 38 percent sa y ~hey ha"e equal confiden ce in television . Since an earlier survey six years ago, newspapers surged ahead 12 percent -a gain more than twice as great as ttle greatest Improvement of other instit utions including organized religion, banking, the military, public schools, Congress, labor and big business. Among young adults age 18 to 29, S7 percent indicated a hi~ level of confidence in newspapers, but far fewer --38 percent ···gave television a comparable vote of confidence, the Gallup poll reported. AdVertlse in the medium people trust. Advertise In a newspaper . Along the Orange Coast, people rely on the DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA Rel11etaat Cross-rou11trt1 Finisla Finding their balking steeds ·reluctant to break a finish-line banner Wednes<Jay. co- winners Kerry Ridgeway. left. and David Wilkinson. had to dis mount and urge them across. The event was the 39-day Pony Express race from St. Joseph. Mo.. to Sacramento. Nine riders competed in the 1,905-m.ile ride to honor the 100-year an- niversary of the death of Sir Rowland Hill. inventor of the first adhesive postal stamp Jetliner Has Near Miss Hughes DC-9 Swerves to Avoid Small Plane SAN JOSE <AP> -Authorities loday sought the pilot of a small aircraft which reportedly forced a Hughes A1 rwest DC-9 jetliner with 22 persons aboard to swerve in order lo avoid a col- lision The Federal A v1alion Admirustrat1on said the pilot of the Las Vegas-to-San Jose Fllgbt 744 told authorities he was forced mlo a violent turn 7 ,000 feet above the San Francisco Bay area to avoid hitting the unidentified small aircraft. Flight attendant Penny McCleary, 28, of Dublin, was treated and released from San Jose !lospital after she was thrown off her feet in the 6-months Work Visas Sought For Mexicans LOS ANGELES 'AP l Mexican immigrants would be protected from exploitation and the federal government would be able to curb the tide or illegal aliens under a temporary gues t worker pe .. mit proposed by two California lawmakers. The visa program. unveiled Wednesday by • Sen S. I. Hayakawa . R-Calif. and Congressman Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach would allow Mex- ican citizens to enter the U.S. and work for six , months each year. They would then be required to · return to Mexico for the remainder of the year. the two legislators said. but could reapply for another , half-year visit the next year Sa1da Barbara Chief Quit • SANTA BARBARA <AP> Santa Bartiara Police Chief Alfred Trembly has resigned after criticizing a City Council invesllgation of alleged police misconduct as biased and warning it ( err ,.T~ J could dest roy the city's ~i ~i c., police force. --------Trembly , 55 . a form e r Los Angeles police officer has headed th.is coastal city's police department for 10 years. He reportedly r eceives an $18,000 LAPD pension a.pd is eligible lo reap $8,000 a year in Santa Barbara retirement pay. f'o~fl•~·· Lared BNfl• Bit SACRAMENTO IAPl -A measure to allow the Legislature to prohibit foreign ownership of California property. particularly farm land. has been sent to the Assembly floor. Assemblyman Richard Lehman's proposed state constitutional a mendment~ ACA20, was prompted by reports of foreigners' driving land p_rlces up by big-money purchases and offers. Spedal Ele~d•• Appro.,ed LOS ANGELES <AP ) -The City Council has authorized a special election on Nov. 6 to fill the vacant seal oo lhe board of Education. Mayor Bradley signed the ordinance Wednes- day immediately after approval by the council. The election was set after the six members of the school board took 130 ballots during several meet- infs in a vain effort to break their 3-3 deadlock lo fll the seventh seal. IAletrile Seller Seatet1eed LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -A convicted laetrile seller wlll be sentenced Sept. 17 oo charses of fail· inc to niport more than $81,000 lD income oo his federal. tu reblrDI. · Wllliam D. Turner, $1, formerly ot Cbwa Vis- ta, f aNI up to one year IA priloD ad a fine of Sl0,000 for eKb of two tax violatlon eounta. galley area. FAA and airline offi cials said. The passengers had already buckl ed their seat belts for landing , they added. MS. McCLEARY BRUISED her back and was treated and released at San J 05e Hos pital after the flight landed at Municipal Airport without incident at 5:04 p.m., the FAA added. The pilot. identified by the FAA as Capt. Jim Decker. reported the near miss to airport police. The FAA said it had received no offi cial report fro m the pilot. An FAA duty officer in Los Angeles said the in· cident occurred about 22 miles eas t-northeast of the airp0rt as the crart was being directed by air traffic approach controllers at the F.f.A 's Oakland center THAT WOULD UAVE PLACED the craft about 10 miles east of Mt. Hamilton over a barren stretch of hills The rught was scheduled lo arnve at 3. 54 p. m. but had left Las Vegas more than an hour late. the a1rlme said The FAA said Decker radioed controllers re- porting the evasive action. which he failed to describe further HYghes Airwest offi cial Larry Litchfield said the craft pulled up sharply. "lt~ asked if there was any traffic," the FAA official said. "And the controller did not observe any other aircraft on radar in that vicinity.·· The FAA official, who asked that his name not be used. srud it is possible for a small aircraft to escape radar detection. but declint.' The Western Airlines pilot who mistakenly landed a 94·passenier 737 jet at the tinv Bu!ralo. Wyo. airport has been sent back to school "to refresh his memory on how we approach airports." That was the announcement from Ray Silvius, a Western Airlines spokesman, on Wednesday re garding the misplaced landing by pilot Lowell Ferguson. FERGUSON AND HIS 103.600·pound twin-engine jet dropped' in on the sleepy cattle and sheep ranching town July 31 after apparently mistaking it for the Sheridanl Wyo. airport 35 miles away. No one was injured waen the Boeing jet screeched to a halt on Buffalo's 4,500-foot runway ··w e're not out to hang Lowell Ferguson but from our point of view 1t is a serious m atter bec ause he deviated from establis hed pro- cedures." said Silvius. He added that Ferguson failed to follow pre.s<:ribed instrument approach procedures. '"If he <Ferguson> had used radio aids, there's no way he would have landed at Buffalo," said Silvius. FERGUSON WAS DEMOTED from captain to first officer status and pay for two months, Silvius said , while the flight's two other crewmen were also disciplined. Ferguson declined to comment on his demotion. The townfolk of Buffalo had run with their newly acquired airline service. During the town's annual Crazy Days celebration -unofficially renamed Lowell Ferguson Days -a jeweller paraded around wearing a jumpsuit with a sign reading, "I was headed for Kennedy International." A BUFFALO CLOTHIER ordered T-shirts bear· ing the likeness of Snoopy with Lnt initials "LF" on the collar and landing a 737. He said be sold out bis supply in one day, mcludin1 64 of the shirts to Western employees in Denver. -And ·• Buffalo lumberjack penned a poem en· tiUed: "Lowell's Last LandlnC or Whoa, Dammit, Whoa." About 300 Buffalo resideata siped petlt.ioaa m - in• Western to "show comDUSion" to Ferauson and fellow crew members. llOI THI PltONSMOMAL TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS ~HIWWW PUtNM6 Ate COHSUL.,.... c ................................... .,... ._...,,, .. , ........................... .. ~----- OAll.V PILOT AS Baydea V8. Law•akers ' Confrontation Looms I 1 .. , I I j J ' \ SACRAMENTO <AP> -The stage was set by a le1Lllat.lve commlttee for a confrontation with pollUcal aetlvht Tom Hayden. wbo bas become embroUed to an lncreulnaly biller feud with several lawmakers. , by a number or legislators. ~ Shortly· after Miller's appomtment, the state: Saylnc they wanted the former anti·war pro· testor to appear before them at f later beartog, members or the Joint Legislative Budget Commit· tee Wednesday delayed action on an $8S 000 ap· proprlation for a commisaioo on which Hayden sits. Senate overwhelmingly rejected Brown's appoint-t ment of Ms. Fonda to lbe sfate Art.a Council. Before• that v~. one legislalor accused her of committing : treason by vlsltlrig Hanoi during the Vietnam W p.r. : . ASSEMBLYMAN IUCHAllD Robinson, D·, Santa Ana. who requested Wednesday's hearing,: has been one of Hayden's sharpest critics . ' Robinson a cc used Hayd e n of being ; hypocritical. and using "red-baiting t~ctics." r~fer-; ring to comments the former anti-war activist • made Monday in which he called Robinson a "cor-• rupl politician" because of his association with Dr.• Louis Cella. an Orange County political power who • was convtcted of fraud. : BOB MULHOLLAND, a s pokesman fo r Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy, said Hayden would attend the second bearing. which probably will be held oext ~k. Hayden and bis actress wife. Jane Fonda, have been involved in a series or battles with legislators since Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.,appoint· ed anti-war POW Edison Miller to the Orange County Board of Supervisors last monthJ a move supported by Hayden and Ms . Fonda ana oppe>sed "His use of guilt by association is. the s ame : kind of McCarthy tactic he accused the California ~ Senate of when they rejected Ms. Fonda," said . Roblnson. vice chairman of the budiet·eommittee i~J aciti dewe1ry Company m ... .. .. i .. • ... ;-... '3 l - First 11 ... Ewer In Hai ltor Anal 11 1,000,000 DIAMOND CURERS' -5 LE SALE EXTENDED 3 D.A YS THURSDAY. FtllDAY. SATURDAY AUCJUSt 23, 24 & 25, 1979 Mow. only duriftCJ this special · getn cutten' sme. YOll can buy dimnonds directly from SCMM of the wortd's ~ c~. SaYe ._..eds. f'Yett thousands. on tMse di~ before they are martced up for sale to iewelry and departrnettt stores oeross the natiOft. Titis "'GY be a oace--ift..o-&ifetime opportunity. If you know diamottch, you know tMs is no UOCJC)eration. An outstandinq inYeshnent opporiullity. ~ SUPER SAYINGS Compare these prices. But hurry. They won't last. ' UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE • P'~Crat ~P'ric~ SIZE SHAPE ,. ... c-ot S• ,ric~ lllrowp AllCJ. 2 SHI ~A-a.2 5tti 82 els Round \I 750.00/ct. 1 'lh C''> Rouno S I 100.00/cl. 87 els Round \I 500.00/ct. , 58 ct, R0vno S 1100.00/cl. 91 cts Round \I 500.00/ct. 1 60 CIS Pear S750.00/ct. 99 els Rouno 'I 300.00/ct. i 1 6 4 Cl'I Rovnc S I 400.00/ ct. 99 cts Round UH.00/ct. ' 1 13 els Rouno SI I 00.00/ct. 1 OO c1s Rouno \I 400.00/ct. I 86 CIS Rouno s '100.00, ct. 1 03 ds Round \I 7SO.OO/ct. < 00 C1 ... R..iunel SS000.00 ct. 1 04 CIS Round \ 1500.00/cl. < C• etc; HPd•" s•ooo.oo ct.- 1 14 cts Round \I 500.00/ct. £Qi Cl'> Rouno s 1000.00/ct. 1 17 CIS Round \4000.00/ct. :' , • Cl~ Ped• $1500.00/ct. 1 18 els Pear '1200.00/ct 2 20 CIS Round \4000.00/ct. 1 20CIS Pear '750.00/ct. 2 24 Cl!\ Rouno U00.00/cl. 1 26 els Rouno \I 540.00/ct. 2 27 Cfl> Ovar s 1500.00/ct. 1 36 cts Rouno s 1200.00/cf. 2 30 C1S Rouno SI 500.00/ct. 1 3 7 C1S Rouno UtS.00/ct. : bb Cl'i Rouno Uts.00/ct. I .49 cts. Rouno snot.tO/ct. 2 99 CIS Round S2 500.00/<I. 1 49 C1S Pear '750.00/cl. 1 50CIS Round \I 500.00/ct 3 00 cts Pear S2500.00/ct. 3 04 cts Pear SI 500.00/ct. 1 55cts Rouno '1200.00/ct. 3 ~· ,.,. Hn1Jna )6~00.00/d. EARRING EXTRAVAGANZA Save up to 60°/o TOT AL WEIGHT Mcned Sale h-iu •eta1l"1u 1'1wo.glt AllCJ. 2 Stt. 08C1S $20000 SH .00 20cls U 5000 Sl75.00 35cts $75000 U49.00 45 C1S s 170000 suo.oo , 00 ct~ s•ooooo SISOO.oo 1 44 els seooo oo , U700.00 RACITl'S UNIQUE DIAMOND GUARANTEE BEAUTIFUL MOUNTINGS MON fRI lOam Spin !IATURDAY 10 • m f>o m. Hen r--••-,.._ ma• fed • • ._•••tlf111 cle•lr.er rl•t or eerrl•9 •a= ~ ecJll'1 ..... col1ctloa. .. ., pricH .......... Or. , .......... , ............. .... • ........ c..t It .... .,.... . . ': . .te £/K ·~.-, • .....a . ._1 .. -Orange Cont oa11v Pl1ot ~.. m,v-r-~·'!!fJ.e ...,.,.,. K,..l.,.chtEdltor• .. Peoe Edtw T"°""' K"vll/Edttof Robwt N. Weecl/~llNf' Irvine Proposal · Stirs Controversy • Lquna Beach rtu ... IOOa will have an opportunlly to bear propoull for rutaan UNI la UM Sycamore H1lll area of Lq\ma Beacb, currmtl)' under 1Wdy by the ' Ptannina Commlalloft A La1una Lakea Tuk Foree ctealan team hu come up with about a do&ea propaeall for uae of the land. It Lakes ln the clty'a Sycamon Hilla area 11 well u 10me adJotnl.na lrvtM Compan.y land. To elate. the molt ~vvalal of Ole plau la one submitted by the lrvlne ~)' ttMlf. It envlalou a .. Laeuna Canyoa Golf vw.,.: com9lete with two ti-hole aolf rounea. resort areu, nearly 2,000 homa and the re· alignment of Laguna Cuyon ao.d, expandin1 the wtnd· ma route"° 11x lane.a. And wt\Ue Irvine Company officiala 1ee their plan u the best for the area. Lacunana are leu enthwsiutlc. The Laguna Greenbelt Inc. hu exprened diaappoint m c nt in th lrvtn~ phm, saying it is surpri1in1 tbat the company would rome up with such a development pro· gram so soon after introduction of the National Urban Pa rk concept. s;. That proposal, wbach has been endorsed by two local ~ congressmen. would s ee the land included in a 19,000·acre : park. ~ Citizens of Laguna Beach should take every op· port.unity to study and to express opinions about the ~ Irvine Company plan. and others offered by opposing groups, an the coming months. .. .. t t School Co1npromise '• ~ Capistrano Unified School District trustees this week ;t approved e1n agreeme nt that would allow students living ~ on Camp Pendleton's northern section to continue attend-~ ing San Clemente High School. · : The Capistrano district has been educating the stu· •· dt~nts e1t the San Clemente school for several years. But ----------------------------------------Earl Waten Can We Mford Arts Council? Maybe a.be Seu&e made a mJ .. tak• in lhrowln1 out only the baby llDd not I.be bath u well. At &ea1t \hat la the way aome ot the Seaaton feel now lbat lhe fuP and f\&ry owr Hae appoint· meat and re· J eclton of Jaat ronda to the Arh Couacll haa 1u•tded Aad LDdeed It l 1 quite po11lbl• that the rooda l• aue oblcu.red the real quesUon Wby should the 1late fund an Art• Council? la it an e&sential function of 1overnmeot? Or even a 4ealrable one? In the ll&bl ot tAe PropoalUon 13 vote, can expenditwa aucb u Lhia be juautled? The c.ouncu. cre1t.ed ta lf75, 1rew oui of an earlltr v•r· 1lon called the Arla Com· mlNlon which wu estabUlbed lo l~. Ill alma were to "pro- vide leedenhlp and 1Umulate lD· lU1Uve and lntereat lo tbe eetabUlbmenl ol vta proarama and activitlea throughout the state." Af.TBOtJGH considerably greater verbtace wu U.led ln cmundatinl tbe 1oaJa of the re· cycled version when It took over lo 1975. the buk purpc»ea didn·t cban1e. save one importut ex · ceptJon. So meho w , th e w o rd s "s timulate lnJUaUve" were 1081.. In turn the concept or the agen· cy. as one through which federal allocations a nd Jlrava tc dona taoas for the s upport or ltrtb pro- Jecta and grants would funnel, alao diaappeared. At the outlet, the com..U. 1lon appeared to be on tbe way -io 1ucce11 ln la1plrtn1 private donaUom. Theae were to total more than l.tce the com· bloed state and federal alloca· Uona. But wben tbe a1ency cune before UM Le1lalatu.re Ulla year ukina for a wbopplnc Sl2 m illion bucf1et. lt di"loeed that it did not anticipate one Utln dJme from private donors. IN THE PAST the Le&illallve Analyal ba1 held tbe acency down to about Sl million per year. Ev~ lheo he ha been h l thly c r i tic al of the ad· m inlatrative costs declarinc It to be overs taffed with hig h salaried PotltJona. And, despite being top hea vy with m anage menl Job&, he scud the council 1~ badly managed and at.a expen· dlturea and bud11t poorly documeat.t. Furthermore M Hld the council bu been band· fnl out trantl wllb DO firm ret· ulationl or crtteria and wUbout formal appUcaUona. But the analy1l '1 criUciam were u nothlnt compared to the condemnaUona .tUeh have been leveled at the council by the Senators themaelvea. Nol too popular wtlb the Senate when It wa1 lbe Arll Commlaaioo, tbe convenkla to the council wu to fuel even more bitter aLtacka. ONLY LAST year Senator D.e nnis Carpe nte r . a atoll ct O r a-nge County Re public an, spoke strongly against the coun· <'ii declarinf(, ''Tbt: people would n ae and smite you down if they knew what trash you were fund 1nj( .. ln an effort to let the people know what tha t "trash"' 1~. Senator Bob Wilson , a Sao Oaegr1 De m o crat, pe riod ically un leashes a list of the mosl OUlrP proJec-tll to back 11p his efforts to elsmmate the council Some l11sted hy W1l i.<m were S2.ooo for an artist to creat1· a '>c ulpture from discarded i'M."t!r boUles: S2,000 to produce a ram making t'ere m ony 1n the Mo 1avP. Sl.000 for mu!>u·al 1nslru m c n h to <'ornm un1c ate with dolph1ru.. $700 for C1v1• <1 rt1Sl.'> to perform al a laundroma t : <1ncf S:->,000 for a 1locum<·nta r y Cilm of thl· 'th1,.fflc), and t>t>lte fi;" of the .. ___ • thu; summer the Fallbrook Union High School District- in which the stude nts resi<te-moved l.O roll back pay ~ m cnts m ade to Capistrano for accepting them. Ko,ral Ch 1t•ano Air 1-·orce." Such l)ILUn e proJe<'t.s. couplei'i w11h the m is managem ent of fu nd&, woulo s~m VJ fu lly ~ur port Wll5o0n·), ob:-.l·r vat11m when he :.aid. I <Ion ·1 I h1 nk the crJUO I'll r1e~wrv l'~ to !>lay in e x 1ste nce ·· The only explanation then fr~ the LA!g11>lature's a p proval nf a $7 4 m1llloo budg••t for the c-oum·ll 1s th1tl the real l), :.ue got loeit in the fight Ovl•r F<\-nd <J ,. •• The i!isuc cente re d on federal funds that are given to " school distril'ls that educate ch.ildren or military depen- dent~. :· :· Fall brook wanted lo lake all the federal funds and :~ g ive Capi strano o nly the basic state aid per student. ,. The pla n approved by Capistrano this week allows the Fa llhrook district to keep a portion or the fede r al funds about $J, 100 per student. ,- Tht• proposal is a compromise with what Fallbrook •· was offering. And the Fa llbrook trustees must still ap- prove it. The proposed compromise, howeve r , appears to bi· one· of necessity . Five t e mpor a ry c lass roo m s a lready ha ve been pla c<'d al Sa n Clemente High School to handle the add1 tiun<il load of the 140 Marine Corps dependents. And fi ve <·x tru tce1c:hc rs are being.hired to teach the children. ( 'apis tr <i no couldn't ve ry well refuse to ta ke the slu· d•·nts a ft(•r those a rrangements had been ma de But the y · ~houldn 'l have had to acce pt less mone y eit her : If the frde ra l funds a re suppo~ed to go to the di strict lh<Jt educ ates the students . then c learly Capistrano should get <ill or the funds. And af Capistrano trustees continue to a ccept lhe stu· d ents next year, they'd better gel all the funds that arc due the ir dis trict. ~~ Paramedics a Bargain Laguna Bea ch officials ca me back to the City Council lh1s week recommending the city keep its contract for ~ county pa ra medic service. • Counc ilme n e arlie r this month asked the city ' m<Anagcr to research alternatives to the emergency medical aid provided by cowity para medics, saying some cheaper me ans of providing that aid might be found. The city · taxpayers. passed a lax override nearly , three years ago to pay for the county service , but in the w..ike or Propos ition 13, that override has been e liminated. So now the city must pick up the current $88,000 tab for the service directly from the city's general fund at the e xpense of othe r city services. · Councilmen agreed to s eek information on the -. possibility of using fire and police personnel for emergen- cy incidents, and they asked for a study of proposed ::-trauma centers to handle emergency cases. But a staff report presented to the council this week :;howed the current paramedic service is the best and most economical available l.O the city. And the cost, when computed to individual residents • tn town, amounts to only between $5 and $8 per person per ye ar. That's pretty cheap insurance. • •. Opinions expressed 1n the spaee above are those of the Daily Pilot. ·.:: 01hef v1ewa expressed on this page are thoee of their author• and an111t1. Re ader comment 1a 1nv1ted. Addreas The Dally Pilot, P.O. • Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. .. .. ·: :· .. .. • :~ Boyd/ Lawnmower :: ByL. •• BOYD L . Every nipt after dartt in the year 1830, the nelahbon ot Edwin Buddinl beud bbn •. ta bia own backyard, makinc !;. peculiar metallic aolae1. T• TbeJ eouldn't ft1ure lt •· t· ,,.. ... ill Eqland. Bad· r .. dial ••an ... ,...... la a ; ... dc6 '~ tlaere .... ..u E a..., ---o1 Ma tac· ! 1 I Dear Gloomy GU8 N ... Uem: ''C.O- coa1ideria1 tax oa employeea' bealtla belieflt1.'' Qu11tlo•: Bow about a lu oa .........,,. • .,.. •• .a. __ , B.LL. tory machine. the one that trimmed the pile oa cloth. And be aald he didn't much care what th• nel1bbora thouatlt. But be ured eDOUCb to experiment ln darkneal, evidently. Newt year be patented the world• a flnt ·laWDmower. Do ,_ • tllia claim ol t~• famou1 II adam• Da..u.a? '.'SY• witbout the •U••t11t effort, • maa .._.,. .....-ramvr tUD a .... ., ............ .. Jlf...._doL ltatueln ahow Ute .. ~ ................ ...., tooommltMftcllU...lldlle ........ au-. lt.-a.l.7•1nna9D that lllM oat of 10 ,._, ,,.,._. uU.wW. wen .... Mailbox Foreign Landowners Create State Jobs To the Editor The am endme nt pro~11 I pre )>C nl e d b y /\i.i.c rnbl y m 11 n Ric hard Lehman , prnh1b1tang forei1tners from pur <'has1ng land here ln Ca lifornia . •~ 1n direct connlrt with t he ~overnor's at tempt a t c·rea tini.t more JOl>s There <'an ht! no real opposit1or1 to forc·1gne rs in Ca lifom11J when the 188Ue$ are we ighed f'oreagn corporation~ a nti busi- nesses alread y own lanrl and f actories he re In the United States Their m onies and invei.t:' m enu have created tho~ands upon thousands or job:. "'r the Amertcan people. just a:. do the domeittically owned corpor a· tion11. (;alafornta nl!ech these foreign investor s to c reate Jobs for u "lalt> which 1s growing rapidly In populatJon each day WHAT PURPOSE does As· semblyman Lehman and h1:\ few followers have an trying to for bid these foreign mvest.ors a nd bus•· nesses'! Gov. Brown. throughout hui term In office , has bee n t rying to c rea te more jobs for this an· cre aamli( populatJon An uam pie of thia WH has announce· ment to Vo lks wagen AG 1n Wolfabu.rg Germany , that he 18 willing to aid U1e company 1n building their second ma1or U.S. c ar assembly plant, h~re an California. He staled he was willing lo gi v e aid to Voluwaceo through high level representation in the office o( PlannJng and Research so u to ease the normal burdens In re · cei vin& the nec:eaeary permits for the bulldln1. Does As· sem blyman Lehman think that Vol.Uwaceo la &oi..nl to build a plant here In CaUfomla, lf the state l1 1oin1 lo for c e Volkaw.,en to 1ive up the land and factory? Foretp capital wtll be scared awa1 from California aa lone u the lAbman propoaal la pendiq. BRIAN DOOLEY, CPA 1nncii.!>4 -d i.lra111 on 11ur h;,r hor und rciad Mt UJtHln I h1111t· th<•I t lw '\ 1·-...1111rl H•·Jt·h C11) Co1111c·1I will 1.1k•· .1 r1·;il '' rr1n J? lrl(1k ltt I h 1' 11rnw1-.al tw ro n · j{1v1nK 11 JO V t·nclor~t· m1•nl <; l·:OHC t-: M 110 1,STl•:I N 111 Grrrnbrf f Pro•b~ To thl' ft:dator Thre<· day~ dft1·1 th1• Nal.Jona l Park hearing 1n Newp<irt lk ach c Aug 9). th!! lrv1n1· Com1rnn.v annuun1·1'<1 lb tl t•vt'lopmt•nl pl11n fnr the ital l.a)(una c·:tn}nn watcr~hl•li ond w1·ll ur l'o of l.h• l.a.:una Gn·cnhl'll T he pla n 1nd ucll'S, l}f•s1rtf'), a ~olf c·1111n t·. thrN· large fl•surl hott•I c·N1t1•r:-.. Hvc·ral m ed ium 1 h1~h d t•nslly ri•:.1d1·n t 1al art:a'>. u nd tht· h :c I a n <' t• 1 n m 1• rl 1 u 111 I I o w re1>1dent1 a l :areas M 11x1mum a I I o w a n <' c· 1 !> m a d c f o r automobalC's h, lhe San J oaq uin I'' r c c w a y li 1 :. e c t 1 n g t h c wa tt•rsht.-d one way, and a nPw anti widened L111ie uno C1tnyon Hood blKect ini:t tht• waten1hed an other way With thf' c xccpl1on of the· goH ('()UrM: all rlt>ment.o> of t ht• propo),t•rl dt·velo pmcnt wou lrl he dPSt ruct 1 ve of the vital rcsourcNl an the t; rcen lwll Yel, three y<>ars ago the Irvine Com p an y in C'ooper ation with the c1t1zen11 1tnd t he county aff i rme d th i: f o ll o wanJ< state ment which was put 1n formal resolution or the Bond of Supervlaora on August 3, 1976 In "Appro v e d P o lic ies" and attached to the Irvine Coa staJ Development Plan CTIC MAPl" "To mainta in t he L aguna Gr eenbelt Priority Area as 11 predominantly open space area and emu.re that It.a resources. natural beauty and recreational value are reta ined for the Sydney Harri8 pr1•-.1·nt dnti fulur • r1•-.11l1·nh 11( ll tt' l"ll(J.nl \ ~hll 'Y of 1c, ha\<' rom1· t'> v:i1ut.· t h1 ~ J l> 11 fi r m .1n '1 rl1·..tr .1ff1r mat11'H'l 11( 'Ul'f"'n f11r th .. Cir P1·n h f'l t l1y 1l1t' lr nn • Con1pan' AT nn: ,,,mt• llmt• ;,notht'r 't"r Y ~1gn 1 f11 .int po la rv w u •. ado pt~r1 -... h1c·h 1·,tal1ll\ht:d J (,r.,\'nbdt At qu1s1Lw n T1m1• 'To <kr1d~ "'thin f1v1• year' 1f an aJ?ret·nw nr r an bt.· .w h1cvNI -...1 th lhf' lrv11w Compitn}' for u lon~term pro)(ram 10 acriu1rt: '1gn1ftr ant open :.pa r t• land), thal a r c b e1 n~ p rn p o ~c d f o r d evelopmc>nl w1thm th•· Lagun a <:ret'nl>t-ll 0 1wn Span· P n nnty /\rea. and 1f 1>Ul'h J n .1)(n •1•mn11 C' a n n o t h l• n <' h 1 l' v t' d a n a m endment to thi' fiC"nPral Plun for urban UM ':-. w1lh1n th1• 01x·n ~p u ce J r •·u ., ma y h•· ron111dert-d " Only three years h11 v1• paJo!.ed Wr now huv<' 3 frdnal urb1tn park rffort: city. county and ~t :.li' funds ltrl" now a vallablt'. J nd ft>der al funds seem assured A t Uu:. cru<'aal t1m«". man y of u:. a n · lnok 1n~ to the Irvine Company to reaffirm at.' loyalty l o the G r et· n bl' It . to g 1 v t• who lehtt arted ~upport to the Notional Park it nd thl' broad a cqu1a1tion effort unde r way. a nd t o honor its d ed ication prom ises that c an Mssurc tht> accomplts hm c nt o f t h e Greenbelt and the a cqu1sit1on program. JAMES W. DILLEY A rtuc•• \lkt1e To the Editor: While I agree that the festival b o ard c e rta i nly ha s reaponalbtUtles to all Involved with the Festival, ancluding the pu hh• I rr1u-.1 -.;" that 1l Od:-. .1 h1.:hn purpo-. .. wh1c·h 1s /\HT whethn 11 hf· I h.-t t r1f I h•• pai.;1·:101 or thi.1 r,f th<' 111:tnv 1·xh1h1t11r" ''"' n 1nt1J v1<111.1I -.1.1t1·nwnh • x µr •·'>:.l'd in wh.1t1·v1·r 1T1Jlln1·r J hi1ul Wh Jll'Vl·r lht•y l•~·I T ht· drtlst t.•xh1t>1t1>r hu), bet.·n ~«"verl!ly M'rut1mz1_-d hy h1:. ~r~ in a-111~hly com pt•llt1 v1: JW"YUl~ 'YS(t.'m ff he• (Ir Shl• I~ 10 U\1· Fe:o1t1 v<lf . 11 1s hecau:.i· of ex l·e llenn • a nd lJlu l :.ho uld bt.· rcspcl'tt.td THF. WAY I '>t."t.' It, tht: bt>arci Of dlrt'Ctor.. ha:. th e JlfO Ud dut V tu prolt•<'t th1 :-. cxc·1·ll1·n<·e. n;1 m .1tll'r what form 11 1uk1·:-.. not t11 1mpo1w pt.•rsonal nr a ny otht·r 'a hw ., ">tt•in upo n 1t Thi:-. k1nr1 Of Jt"llOO I!' 1lcrn1•an1 ng to l b 1>0111t1nn and an ahrni.:au on of 1ti. l''l>1·n1 wl r<':ipon ),jh1ltty to art und art1SL'> T he mino rity !>tat cmf'nl I'> e x J l'tly what lhe far-;t a me nd ment was <'rl'dll'd to prc>tect wtuch glVt'), th(' OOard th(' legal baslS lO 1ust1fy 1l:-. '"obhgat1on "' lo art tn 1t.s vanou ... mamfel>tat1ons in uur comm unity T hus 11 as my fct'ltng that 1f J ny r om plainl '' <'r1nus . let that per son l·ompl ainm~ go through due procbs of law This wUI tukc lb.· onui. off tht• hoard a nd the arusts llS we ll. to whom the ooard mJght at some future lime de legate the respons ibility or o veneeang the appropriateness ol the exttlbalS. ANDY WING • Lfttns from reodtrs are welcome. TM nghl to condense lt1ttt• to fit .ypoct or t hm1na1e libel u rtMrU«t. l.A'ften of JOO wordl or ~ .. 1DiU ~ (IWt'" prt ftrnce All 1.ftrn1 mu.rt m· ell.Ide ltgftoturt olld nMJllmg addreu but Mmt• may be wUMdd on re. qwst rf nifftetmt r~ u appar~. ............. Writers Must Find Their Liinits To UM ldltor: l'.e been 1reatJ1 eoacerMd tlleH put few day1 reacllDJ about a:FG utioaal ,.n to lay the cout bet.,._ :;;rrt aeb and L•••• A ....... tldl probeblJ .. ·t .. a ~ ...... project aaW .. i-. • lll&er. (t C.rtataly will Wtlll to Newport Beach ud the coutal area tllou11ad1 upoe tllouleede ., addltsonal .,..... wllo ... ·t DerUewarb add too ........... , ........ o1 NewDOn Beaab. lm••IM tile traffic~ ocmdiUona, even tblulll' tla•r wUI cf1v1lop all ••• ,,...., .. lllat wlU talc• ,... .. .... -..... aUoD. .:r.A::Jr::.:~= Gertnlde Stein la m011t famous amon1 tbe "1M>ranl for ber ln· cantation "A roM Is a roM la a '°"·" but lbe knew wbat lbe Wll HJIDC, ud lbe knew •bat 111.e meant. She "ould aenr ... ~ ....... ,. ln1tan.c1, ••A. writer. t1 a writer 11 a -..tter." 1'tUI ~ LI the mi1t1ke b•· tng mad• ly tbe public talevllloa channel ln New York ,rbJcb la JlllDI a 1rut to com· mi11loa ori1laal pla11 for teltvtllm. to be wnu. bf 411t.- l•I_.... antU.tl aad IMrt ...,..,...., . • ~rear ,,.. u.. -,1...._ of ~= ..... If.... 4~t.r of 1torl11 t1 Mt • _____ .. , ........... ....,.., ••• ual11.awrtMr . ., ot plays. A writer of plays Is not uaually a novelist. A novelllt la not uawally a poet. A poet la not an ••H)'iat. AD euaylat la DOl a fiction writer. The dUferencet ta wrttlal are fir dlftenat than UM dlffer.-c• within the other arta. A eom· poser comeoaes. a painter paints. a tc\Alptor 1culpt1, •inc the medium of ton• ucl color ud U.. But wll&le JOG fOIDPGM mualc and pal.at a pldun and teWpt a fttW'e, JOU eaaaot write wrttln1. them k>n& before. II a poet could aay somethtn1 ln proee, be would not have to Hy lt tn poetry. If an e11ayl1t or critic had UM lmaalnaUve capactty aed talent, be would be wrtUnc muterpiec• l.Dltead of wridq aboaltbem . Bt:&NUD SllAW published fl•• nonl1 -all of them fallurw -befon be abarlllull tbe fonn ud leal'Md tbat be WU really a pla)'Wrilbt. U.., lam• trl9d time .na qm to write p&ay1, wblcla .. ,.. dallaal TBEat: HAI never beeD an ,.__ cm the ....... al...,. .. ,_ 1utbor, lncludl8' Sbak .. pwe, ~t::;i 1tortn ~ltOffia :J; wbo could write equally well ln 1uperb. every form. 'l'M UM &I wordl la Do.-and ICO&W ol .......,, far more llmlUn1 aad many of tbe tint r&U, ...._ clrcumacribld IMn &11.t ... ti to1ed, ud ... ~ = .. ... ... ... ..... wttla ........... .. If tlllM DOU lllltl ud .a..t eftfJ ._. IMr Mft Ii,,_ • ..., Mllwa .-M M'N WI .. ' ... I I If ....... ~ '-...,., -............................. -.. ...... 17 Orange 4Joast EDI TION Ye•r Ho•etown Dally New8paper VQL. 1'1, NO. 235, 4 SECTIONS, J6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 2), 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS .BDring Duo to BulJIJle Long Distance Bruce Milne and Curtis Shelley a~ 1om~ lo lry to swim ' from Avalon to Newport 8e&.1ch under water They said their project wu in· spired to a.Id the Orange County Chapter of lhe American Red Cross, medical science and their diviqg business. m that order. But Milne. 30, and Shelley. 22. a r e urlous about what they want lo accomplish on Sept. lS and are approaching their prOJ· ect verycarerutly 'Fbe two men will swim six to 10 feet below the surface, just deep enough to get below the s urge of the swells. They'll sur- face hourly, they s ay. -They'll take a battery of judgment and coordination tests to gauge mental fatigue. And they may have to be gra bbing som e hig h energy snacks to make up for body heat losses from s wimming under trip time down." The ins piration for the marathon sc uba dive came a bout six weeks ago when Milne and Shelley were taking a group of divers lo Catalina for an out· ing. Shelley estimates it will take them 12 hours to set from Avalon lO lbe Newport Pier. The trips to the s urface will serve several functions· -Milne and Shelley will have lo· change air tanks. wate r ' "With any luck. we can IC~p the surface visits at less than 10 m inutes." Shelley commented. "That should keep our overall They sat on the deck or the" boat carrying them to the island. disc ussing t h eir bus iness. Nautilus Diving Adventures and Some people might copsider them f\DUly farm candidates or shuk bait They 'll be us in g Aqua Scooters. motorized devices lhal can pull them through the water al up to 4 mph. -They'll take a battery or card io·pulmonar-¥ function tests. <~SWIM , Page A21 M ILN ( 2 Men Critical After Mesa Fire o.11, ,iMI ,_ .. , .1c ... ..-__ .., FIREFIGHTERS SHOOT BLAZE FROM AERIAL RIG Spill, Chemlc•I Reaction Mey Have Ceuaed Fire Mesa Nude Studio Gets Court Setback A Coata Mesa nude modeling studio suffered a setback Wed· oesda,y in lt.s right to stay in business when an Orange Coun· ty Superior Court judge said he believes the city's zoning or· dinance ls constitutional. Judge Edward Wallin said be _plus to formalize his opinion at an Oct. 10 hearing into the cue of the Sun.shine Studio, 583 W. 1Jth Sl. The city has been attempting 1o shut down the nude modeling studio on fl"OWlds that lt opened without a required zoning •permit. ·' Under the terms of an earlier Superior Court ruling, the studio muat clole down if lt can't .ob- tai.D 1 conditional use permit as :t.ui::e~r the city's aoning 'ne etty denied the permit in JUiie, but tbe studio. has been al- lowed to oper1t.e wblle it fllbts tbe city's decialOD. A• thln11 1t1nd DOW' the sl11,dio. which offers nude women for photography, sketching or just conversation, can remain open legally until tbe Oct. 10 bearing and ror 30 days alter that, if its operators decide to appeal Judge WalUn's zoning law decision. Deer Lo&ing Right to Eat Al Airport YREKA <AP> -A territorial dispute ls under way at u.e Sls· kiyou County Airport between a herd of deer and-the public. The deer are ICJ9lal. Seven deer have been abot by airport oersonnel under a special depredation Ueeue ii· sued by the California Depart· ment of Fllh and G1me. ~ b«d of about a doaen deer took up residence 1r0Und ~ airport. eatlq alfalfa 1rowtn1 1dj1cent to tbe nmwaya. 'lbeir presence posed a tbteat to aircraft traffic, aald Tommy Tbompeon. llrport man.,er. Lawrence Jonet, the farmer wbo rliMI the alfall1, allo com· fi!.U::, :=' tM Pf••c• of Ra1 Nll9IOll of tlae wtldllre •lfteY Nici be b8tel u mudl u anyone to see tbe Mimall killed but be Md DO c:IMliee alMr' lbM 10 ............. permit. /, I ' Plastics Plant Ignites By JACKJE HYMAN Ott,,. O•ily l"llet 514111 Two men remained in critical condition today after a flash fire broke out Wednesd ay in a Costa Mes a plastics plant where they we re working. Costa Mesa fire offi cials said today. Fire Marshal Huss llenderson said Larry C. Cercone. 34. of Stanton. and George E. Scaman. 57. of Orange. were taken to UC Irvine Medical Center's bum un · it after the 3: 11 p . m. blaze at Narmco Materials Inc .. 600 Vic · toria St. He said Cercone . a group leader in process engineering who had worked al Narmco for two years. was burned over 40 percent of his body. Seaman. a production s uperviso r al Narmco for 3 1 ye'n r s. was burned over 60 percent of his body. Henderson said officials are still investigating the cause or the blaze that poured thick black smoke into t.he air and forced the closure of Victoria Street. re- sulting in traffic jams on parallel streets ONE OF TWO BURN VICTIMS RUSHED FROM SCENE OF COSTA MESA FIRE Two Men In Critic•! Condition Today Aa ·a RHult of Blaze Wednesday The bulld1ng In which theflash fire br<*e out. possibly with a s mall explosion. was specially designed with sprinklers. extra ventila tion and explosion-proof electrical equipment to resist fires. Henderson said. Some Stores Wanted Redevelopment Agency Studies Mesa Block Battalion Chief Ed Lewis. who headed the fire fi g hti n~ ac· tivities. s aid sprinklers con- trolled ·the fire within the build- ing whJle firemen fought n ames that had spread to the roof. He said no other buildings were threatened. The fire was controlled by 3.30 p.m.. 19 minutes after it was spotted by a police helicopter patrolling the area. Two fire engines, a ladder truck and a fire squad vehicle were sent to the scene. Henderson s aid damage to the building is estimated at under SS.000. but offi cials have no estimate yet on damage to con· tents. He said officials are looking into two possible causes of the fire · a spill that might have OC· curred with n ammable acetones and a lcohols s tored in the room. or some sort of chemical reac- tion from the plastics mixing and heating process. The process being used in the room was a new one, Henderson said. Narmco. a divi s ion of Celanese Corp.. is involved in plastics research and develop· ment. It h as b een tbe sit e or <See naE, Pase AZ> Members of Costa Mesa·:, Redevelopment Agency 1nd1cat cd Wednesday they ~tronf!ly favor purchasing part of a row of stores on the west side of Newport Boulevard bcl~ccn 18th S treet and ll arbor Boulevard. hut not ncccssaril) all of them Agency members. who also are City Council members. s aid at a study session lhal a planned commercial redevelopment by the city on an adjacent block mus t have som e access lo Newport Boulevard to be a suc cess. Th ey also noted that t he Newoort Boulevard s tores have parking a nd c ir cul atio n problems themselves and would benefit from some kind of cut. m· volving the removal of several stores, to allow shoppers to use planned new parking areas in back oftheslrip. Agency me mbers said they can 't make a final decision about what to condemn without seeing some designs as lo how the total project will work. They said a design compeli· lion to draw up such plans will be discussed at the agency's Sept. s meeting. Owners and tenants of the Thieves Eyed Neighbors Wait to Call Cop8 w .. •...m.t.er police /ipre they'd better take lbeir crime prevention procram hick to an upper middle·clua nel1hborhood in the northwest comer ol their city. "WB KVST RA VE I088SD somebody," a police aerieet woefully reported today. TbrM m• in 1 cocoa·brown pickup truck broke into the rev of the Herbert llilrtlel home, t•l Unlvenity St., about t :l.5p.m. Tuesday. The trio, described u Latina, took their time, lelaW"ely rauackinl the home. police aakl. u a neitbbor woman watched. TllBY ROYS OPP wttb a coln coUeetJon aDCI mink coat Uld h.-0-.tb of teleYtaioa MU, cameru, watches and tape recardln. omcera nported. 1'e wateMlll bat helltut aeipbor ftnalb called poUn -two_. a laalf boun laj«. • "Alld • dldD't 1et tbetr Uceue pl1t.e number." maed tbe ..... aat. stores on N<.'wport Boulevard's wt'st s ide have opposed lht· possible condemnation of thei r property They have s aid tht'~ an• willing to remodel to tit• lhl.' striP' in with a nc" development behind II I Al Wednesday's study sess ion. jeweler and property owner J C Humphnes said the owners would support the removal of a few stores if necessary lo im- prove parking and traffic woes At thE' meeting. more amica ble tha n several previous sessions between owners and the agency. half a dozen speakers continued to urge that they be allowed to retain their property. T hey reiterated that they arc willing to remodel and s aid. m response to questions by Coun · cilm an Donn Hall, that they would help pay for parking 1m· provements. Among the factors weighed by agency members Wednesday were figures presented to them for the first lime by redevelop- men t staff director William Dunn. He compared the estimated cost s for acquiring property with the amount of money the ci· ty is expected to be able to raise through bonding and other funds. Alternate one. purchu ing the entire strip and the adjacent block for a total of 14.1 acres. would cost about Sl2.7 million. Dunn said. The city could raise about $9.9 million. H e s aid th e seco nd alternative. buying only some of tbe stores to a llow traffic ac· cesa, would involve 10.S acres and cost about $8.3 million. The city could uise about $8.6 million, he said. The third alternate. omitting the Newport Bouleve.rd abops, would eo1t about $S.5 millioa ror nine acres. compared to $8.2 miWoa the city could raise. A1eney members said they went to eliminate a lternete tlaree becauae they don't think t.be 1djecent development would be 1ucce11ful without some Newport Boulevard "window." Hall Hid he's 1lao dubious a bout purauin& tbe fl rat alternative because tbe clty woa.ld e.ome ..., abort almoet $S mllUoa. Allo. be Mid. ··u JOU t.ry to talre lbe Newpor t rroata1e. 'ou ·re ,.:oini:: to ha n · a long fight. :.incl I cl on ·1 want a long fi ght ·· (' (\ u n c 1 I "' o m a n N o r m <i lll•rtLog ... aid tha t. even 1r alternate• thrN' 1s r hoscn. she "'ou 1'1 Ii kc to S('c the present propt•rt~ owner~ g1v('11 S<Jmc chancl' to continue to own propt•r t ,. or :,hares in the redevelopment · Thi.' disputed arcLI 1s part of !ht• city's designated downto"''Tl rl•dt•velopment area The project grew out of the cit) ·s dcc1s1on to widen 19th St re et and to resolve SE'veral parkini? and traffic problems in the area Tht• city already has acquired a block adjacent to nearby Lions Park Because the widening of 19th Street will remove the parking lot from the shopping center on 19th between Harbor Boulevard and Park Avenue. the city is also buying that strip and the la nd between it and Center Street. It has a lread y purc hased about 30 percent of that land. Plans call for a senior citizens' CStt STORES. Page A Z) Patchy low clouds and local fog early mornings. Otherwise fair through Friday with variable high c lo uds. Highs ranging from upper 70s to 80s at the beaches to the mid.SOS inland. Lows tonight S8 to 66. INSIDE TOD" Y T ht oU iftdl&lt'JI Im bet $1.S billion tlwtt u oil and QO.I in lht At~ oft Arlontic Ctt11 . N .J . St"'JI. phoCo Page Al. l•tlex AIY-lolftk• "i:! ::..::--•• ~ ~a ...... ,... .. L.M...... ..... ............. M .,._, ~=:....: AU ~ c.u ..,..,a ~· ............. ., (, _ _.. ........ . ... ........................ ., ....... M>1 T......._ at1 ..... I ••tt TllNeWI ••11 =. ~=---: ... I I •tt . .. U OM. Y ptLOT c BODY FOUND ABOARD BOAT NEAR SANTA CA . Sheriff'• lnvettlgatora Oether Evidence Mystery Shooting On Boat Probed By JOANNE R EYNOLDS OI ti. O•U~ Plt9' $!Mt S a n ta Ba rb a r a C ou n t y Sheriff's deputies said t oday the m yste rious death or 011 com· pany·fighting attorney J &m cs Oppen rema ins unsolved. Oppcn, 58, was found s hot to death Tuesd&y night on his 41· foot cabin cr us wr ·'Chronic Bitchcr." Has body was dis covered on thP. vessel a fter he had radioed a dist ress call that he was bein~ k idn apped and tortured and s hot at Was it murde r or sui cide? -A ~pokcsm a n for the Sa nta Barbara Sheriff i.aid today tha t qut>s lion as still unans we red p e ndi ng t h t• o utcom e or la boratory tes ts conducted as part or the autopsy done Wed- nesday. Tht· suicide theory apparently gained some crcdenct· Wednes duv Oppen died or a s ingle guru.hot Lu th•· ba.w of the neck, etccordlng to '>hc·riH's 0H1c1a ls who said more wcc.11.>ons w<•rc.• round on the boat. Sources dost• tO' the anvcsl.Jga. lion reportedly havt· s:;11d thPy are n ·rtain the la wyer 's dcal h w as a s u1c1dc, upparently stagt.-d to look lik e a murder In vesli1w tors publ1caly we re mor<• cautwus in their state· mc nls about the c ase. Sheriff's Ca pt Ji m Vi zzo li ni s aid hom 1c1dc hai. not been ruled out Il e :.a id invest iga tor s were studying a tape of Oppen 's muy day call in which he said he had been kidnapped and was being tor turl'd but was tem porarily free and able lo use the radio. T hen sounds that may have been gunshots were heard on the tape>, t he in vest igat or said "Who wai. shooting, we don 't know," Vizzolini s aid. Oppen reti red from his law prarl1cc about two years ago ,.,. .......... DEA-Ttt UNSOLVED James Oppen, 58 response Lo a n oil company of· ricial 's rem ark after t he oil ~pall that Santa lharbara as "a com · mun1ly of chronic bitchers " Befor e m o vin g t o Sa n ta Aarbara, Opf)(:n was an a tt.omey in the Los Ang<.'les <1 rea whe re he• once sued Pacifi c Telephone and Telegraph in an atte mpt to prl'vent convers ion to a ll-digit dialing. One friend, who declined to be identified, s aid Oppcn'ti eyesight was railing and he had a bad leg that gave tum considerable pain O ppen i s su rvived by has wido w. Ma rily n , a nd twin daughters . I",.._ Page A I STORES ••. Carter, Worker Debate HANNIBAi... Mo. CAP> . PrMidmal Caner M1apd lD • •••·mlnu c:Nba&a al I a.m. eo- d11 wttb an auto worker wbo vl1oro.a1ly dlu1reed wllJa Carter'• deelalon &o permit tbl uport ol Amertcu oU producu Lo Iran ''Whlill we don't undentand •• why the Ayatollah Kbomtin,l it doln1 UU. to the people over ther.e. HtM:Utin1 them, and mo·re 'or lea• we are condonina lt?" the man uked Carter The dia1<>1ue occurred u tbe Della Quee.l steamboat stopped ut Lock 21 oa the Miuluippl River near Quincy, Ill., a few mllea from Hannibal Carter defended bla declaioo to permit the sale or an esUmat· ed $47 rrullaon worth of kerosene and diesel fuel, saying "They s hip us one and one-ball million ba rrels or oil eve ry day ... Carter encowitered his debat· ing partner on the way to spend- ing seve ral hours sightaeelnt ln Ha nnibal. hometown of Samuel Cle mens and his literary crea· lion. Tom Sawye r. T h e man who ques lloned Carter wu part of a c rowd of about 300 who greeted Caner whe n he c limbed overboard sh ortly before 5 o 'clock and began shaking hands. He was ldenuned as John Lynn, 30, of Quincy. He told the president b1a Ira· nian brother-in-law who worked ror Bell Helicopter ln Iran bad j us t been released from prison there Be fore approving the sale of U.S. refined oil products, the man demanded Lo know, "Why couldn't we get a reasonable as- s urance that they would take ca re o f hu m a n rights ove r lhere?" "All we had to do was get an assurance tna t they would start ana lyzing this a nd not treating people rott.cn because they were deulang with Americans," he said. F,....PageAI SWIM ••. som e how 'hit upon the long· dis tance pro1ect. Since then. they've been lining up donors or e verything from medical services to s pecial com· munications equipment. Their plan calls ro·r use of two largo esco r t boa ts , s malle r whaler-size patrol boats and two inflatable safety launches which wall each carry a rescue diver. The not.Jon of turning the long. distance unde rwater swlm mt.a a ticncfit just sort or naturally foll o nt o th e H c d Cro ss a s be nefi ciary because or that or ganiza1ton's water sa fety pro· gr ams. "What we're doing as looking for pledges of donations of either eash to the Red Cross' water s afely programs o r or blood from people who like the idea ," Milne said .. part of the idea came from the image that sc uba has," Shelley added. "You only hear of It when the re 's an accident and someone dies." Milne explained, adding that "we 're not planning on hav. · Ing that ha ppen." The two men concede they've pick ed an extre me l y tough project. They're t raining for at while trying Lo run their diving classes and coordmate the project j)llhesametime. Trainjng at present Is sax to eight mil~ or road work and a Having a FHng Dave Ounipacc of Santa Pe Springs lets fly with his Fris bee l<>wu rd "disc goll" tar~et at UC Irvine today in pre paration for 6th annual Frisbee Disc Championships S unday at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. Preliminary com· petition will be tak an~ place on the UCI campus through Sat urday as a pr e lude to the championships. About 140 F risbee firngers fro m throughout the world a re limber - ing up at UCJ for the Sunday con test. Nixon Hits Snag For NY Apartment NEW YORK <AP> Fmding a suitable <Jval*lmcnl in MC:tnhat ta n is a feut no matter who you arc. but for Richa rd M Naxoo al ·~ becommg a prolongt."<i o rdeal The r1 ve ·membc-r boud of manager.; of the Fift h Avenul· condomiruum bwlding where Uw former preside nt has agr<.'(,'(J to purchase u 12·room apartment withheld a vote Wednesday th1tt wa s expected to approve the sale. The purchasl" agree ment for t h e f o ur bedroo m , r o u r b a th room a pa rt m e nt o r Abr a h a m Hirsc hf e ld . a millionaire builder. was signed by Nixon 's lawyers last Thun>· d ay. Although the agreement as not subJt.>cl Lo the approval or a boa rd of t l' n an ti., u i. ·1 n a cooperati ve bualdan~. state law gives a l'Ondom101um'K board of m anagers the right to block a I 'Secret ~&IP by matching the c;ah· pnce Dr Charle:. Roos, a board me mber, said the board m<~t itnd reviewed various issue" of the vro posed p urc hase. but that ··cert&n aspect ... still rcqwred t la r1f1catlon. s u<:h as secunty " He said it would be several days before anol ht>r meeting wu-; hPld The purcha.."le agreement dad "lf>t last a pn ce for the ap1trt ment. but the price was believed to be nearly SI m11l1on, to be paid m clbh at the '>ale"· dosing later tJus yea r The apartment .., monthly maaot.enance charge re portedly Is SU!OO The apartment overlooks Cen tral Park and occupae:. lhl· l'n tare seventh noor of 817 Firth A vc . at 62nd Street. wh ach 1s on ttie s amt' sln."t'l when· Naxf)n a nd his Wlfe , Pat. lavL' -Was th<.at a Grou('ho Ma rx look-alike floating down the Mississippi Ri ver'? No. it was the president of the United States. c Helated story. A20 > A s the riverboat Delt a Queen pulled a way from c rowds a t Keokuk. Iowa, on Wednesday night. Presi· dent Carter pulled o n a Groucho Marx d isguise - bla c k eyeglass frame!> with a big nos e a nd mustac he ulla ch(.>d. The d isg uise was given to 11-year -old Amy Carter durin~ the fi rst family's Mis sissippi cruise. Hut two aides s ummoned to the deck by the pres ident we n.• l·nte rtaancd by Carter himself. clc· lig ht<'dly mu~J{lna 1t up. ~-~~~~~L~~~~~~~-- Killer's Reprieve Rejected LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) -A federal Judge refuted today to lsaue 1 at.ay of execution IOI' coa, reaaed klUer J e11ee BJ.a.bop ol Garden Grove, aaytns the two public delenden wbo tried to avert Monday's 1cheduJed ex- ecution had no leaal atandln1 in the cue. <Related 1tory Pqe Al8). However. U.S. Olatrlct Judae Harry Claybourne approved an appeal of hla decision and that appeal wu expected to be beard by the 9tb U.S. Clrcult Court ol Appeala in San Francllco on Fri· day. Biabop, 46. is scheduled to So Lo the 1u chamber et Canoa Cl- t y e arl y Monday ro r the Decembe r 1977 1laytn1 of a newlywed Baltimore man who was shot as he tried Lo atop a robbery at a Las Vegas St.rip C8 11UlO. Cla ybourne told Deputy Clark County public defenders KJrk Le nha rd and George Franzen that they hud not shown they had "a personal stake In stop- ping the execution. "The personal stake test ls not met by the petitioners in thi.s case ,·• Claybourne said during the 15-rrunute hearing. ·'They're not the ones being sentenced to death ... " Biahop, who hu consistently fought efforts Lo delay his execu- tion . told Claybourne at the st.Art or the hearing that he did not want anyone Interfering in the case . "I have been sentenced to death and l didn't ask for it." sald Bishop "I reel 1 have a constitu- llo nal nghtto waave m y appeal." U1shop said that a nyoM who eµpears an h111 behalf "without my con.. .. ent violate:. my consUlu· t1ona 1 ngh~." H1shop arrived at the North La s Vegas aar term inal al 7:40 a m arter a one hour a nd 50. m inute 01f(ht from <.:a rson Citv. Cl ad in pr 1s(Jn denims and wearing white tennis shoes, the condemned man's hands were handcuffed to a chain a round tus wuast As ked if he were praying for a rl•pral'Vt'. B1sho1> re plied, "To who'> I bchcvc an J esse Bis hop." F,....P~AI FIRE ... numerou.'I sm all explosions and fire!>, ancludmg four or five this ye a r. lfcnder..on said . but none of thl· m agnit ude o f We d · n t·~day·~ incident Y<'~lerday was cntfrely dif· frrl!n t," he i.aad . "It was a ma- Jor r1 re " • The other ancidents have In· v nlv ed c he mic al r eactions producing heat. gases <tnd some toxic ll mOke but no open name. Hcnd<'rson saad . Henden.on i.ald it is possible some tox ic gase8 we re re leased duranJC Wednesday's fire but i.a1d, "We don 'l feel that 1t was a n y g r eat t hre at to th e ne ighborhood." lie said there aren't any res· 1dent1 al fumes that could threaten tht> ht•alth of neighbors. Narmco. localed adjacent Lo a numbe" or residences. h as been the s ubJect of nume ro us com · plainL'> by neighbors. llenderson i.a1d the unhappy pro ximity O<'c urr <'d becaus e Narmco was built some years before tht• cat y Incorporated and that county offi cials at tha t lJmt> allowM residences lo be bwll nearby li e w as d escribed a s a m a verick in Santa Barbar a 's legal community who rose to pro minence fo r r epres enting commercial fishermen in a suit aga inst oil companies after the 1969 Santa Ba rbara oil spill. hou1d ng project and a new un· ified commercial development The possibility of buying the Newport Boulevard s trip came up when an economic consultant t o ld a ge nc y m e mbe r s the pla nned commercial d evelop- ment needs a "window" on Newport Boulevard. couple hours or exercises dally, ---------- hut t hey want to be a ble to get « Oppen reportedly got a si.zea. ble financial settlement for the fis hermen who contended the oil seriously hurt flshlne In the urea . His hoat wa s n ame d the "Chronic Bitcher " apparently in °"ANOE COMT c DAILY PILOT '"' ,,.~(Oift'\t Or.Mir PHot •ltt\wf\tt,.t\.tom fttN-11 lf'I+ ·~ Pfti'\t l\~t\""'f ., ttw Ot.,,..,. ''""'''~tif•"""'O(~ny ~.iti•..O.t~••• w~11,..-o ~·¥ tP'W°"4ft ',NM, fO# (fl'\I• Ml'\• Nt.,,.,.., •.c.ft """'~·°"' 84>.C.l'il" ~ '4f'V-4~ uww •..-.&raic"'"°"''"c .. u A '~·· , ............ ~ l\ouf)ft"'9-0~1t1t0Af\.~ ~.,, ,,..,,"C .... pVbllW ftiO_..,.. .,.,no W.tl ti•' M,....,C01'1• ~. C•ltf0t1W•t2'Jt ·---... _, __ ,_ J •O a CAlrtrr v ... ,., .. -~•-c..-.. ..._ ~·-!Iott ... '=:.~ ... ~ (lllM1M" .._ ...... ,. ..... AW_._ .. _.,., .... . .. up to six hours a day or condi· tloning work by the end of the month. ·'Actually, we figure the men- tal conditioning is as i mpor- tant," Milne said . New Trial Ordered In Bride's Slaying By FREDEalCK SCllOEMEHL °' -Oellr ,._ , .... In what he lat.er described as "the toughest decision I've ever made," Oranae County Superior Court Judge Ted M11lard ordered a new trial Wednesday for Gary Wayne Pall~o. an Irvine at· torney convicted In June of murdertn.I b1a bride. Judie Millard fou1ht to con· trol hll emottona u he ruled tbat a Juror bid acted Improperly by dl1cu11lo1 the caae with a former Juror who had been ex- c uHd (rom hearln1 the case beC!IUM of a family e meraency. The ru.Una followed a dayud a half of nearly non.atop ar1u· ment by Patton'• attorney, Alan Stokke and tht pro1tcutor 1 Deputy l>Wlrict Attorney Pew lleyer. Patton, hll parent. end othen prtMD& ln tbe courtroom ut ln an awkward 1llenct for .... rat mommtl .n.r llWard madt the nall.DI 1ft u emodoul m .... r and then left the courtroom. During a later interview, the jurist said that the actions of juror John l .. King of Anaheim could have "prejudiced" the de· Cendant. Patton, 35, wu convicted ol second deeree murder in the 1hoot1n1 death of Kathe rine Leilh Patton, 23, on Nov. 18, 1978. The couple had been mar· rted for two months. Accordinl to t.esUmony In tu. seven-week tri1I, Mrs. PaUOn w aa attemptin1 to move out of the house when P1ttolf confront- e d her with 1 .22 calibe r automatic pistol. M Illa rd u ld that affidavit• flied with the court showed th1t Kini dlacuased the caae with ex· cu"ed Juror BeUn Teeno, allo of Anaheim, durtn1 lhe lint day of Jury deUMratJont. Mn. Teuo had been exeuMd the prevtoua day, Millard Mid, after tellln1 the Judie her husband, who bad underaOM 1ur1el)' tequlred lier care. Newport Surf and Sport END OF SUMMER SAVINGS SILICTIO MIH'S SHtlTS CO,, Iott, Offslton. bft .... G_.t 30°/o-40°/o OFF MIH'S SWIMWIAa 10,, .... ~. s-.ti, HT'tl 25°/o OFF IOYS SWIMWIAI 1~ °"*"· s.Mt50°/o OFF 10Ys SHoan & SHoaT PANTS 10p. .... OH111ere120°/o OFF ALL WINDBREAKERS 25°/o OFF LADIH DHSSH & SPOITSWIAR 2 5°/o-50°/o OFF Mo m '' '• "r Bnnlr R"'I ..-.'I • ., J r., l'vr f h•>" , ... , Z2!~.:4' ~14 , .. .., • m ,..,., z10•1a...-A••· .... ....... '71-7116 , .. ,..., \ • ..tALJFORNIA "" W........-S Rel~fant Cross-r oaatrff Finish Finding their balking steeds reluct ant to . Sacra~nto. Nine ride rs competed in the b~ea~ a finish-tin~ banner Wednesday. co-J .,oos. ·le ride to honor the 100-year an- wanners Kerry Ridgeway, left. and David. m vers fr of the death of Sir Rowland Wilkinson. had to dismount and urge them Hill. in ntor of the fi rst adhesive postal across. The event was the 39-da y Pony !Stamp. Express race from St. Jpseph, Mo .. to Jetliner Has Near Miss Hughes DC-9 S~erves to A void Small Plane SAN JOSE <API -Authorities today sought the pilot of a sm all aircraft which reportedly forced a Hughes Airwest DC-9 jetl.me r with 22 persons aboard to swerve in order to avoid a col· lision The Federal Aviation Adnurustration said the pilot of the Las Vegas-to-San Jose Flight 744 told authorities he was forced into a violent turn 7 .000 feel above the San F rancisco Bay area to avoid hilting the unidentified small aircraft. f light attendant Penny McCleary, 28, of Dublin, was t reated and released from San J ose Hospital after she was thrown off her feel in the &-m·onths Work Visas Sought For Mexicans LOS ANGELES IAP1 -Mexican 1mm1grants would be protected from exploitation and the federal government would be able to curb the tide of illegal aliens under a temporary guest worker permit proposed by two California lawmakers. The visa program, unveiled Wednesday b) Sen S. I. Hayakawa. ·R-Calif , and Congressman Dan Lungren. R-Long Beach would C1 l1ow Mex- ican citizens to enter the U.S a nd work for s ix ' months each year They would then be required to rt:turn to Mexico for the remainder or tbe year, tht: ' two legislators said . but could reapply for another ' half-year visit the ne xt year S aal a Barbara Chie f Quit t1 SANTA BARBA RA CAPI Santa Bar bar a Police Chier Alfred T rembly has resigned after criticizing a City Council investigation of alleged police m isconduct as biased and wa rning it ( C"r -'T'V J could destroy the city's J.I /I CJ police force. -------- T r e mbly . 55. a forme r L os An ge les · police officer has headed this coastal city 's police department for 10 years. He reportedly receives an $18.000 LAPD pension and is eligible to reap $8,000 a year in Santa Barbara retirement pay. Ferftgrl~r•~ Land BUfl• B it SACRAMENTO IAP> A meas ure to allow the Legislature to prohibit foreign ownership or , California property. particularly farm land. has : been sent to the Assembly floor. 1 Assemblyman Richard Lehman's proposed ; state constitutional amendment: ACA20, was • prompted by reports of foreigners' driving land : prices up by big-money purchases and orrers. . - ' r ; Spttial E~rdo• Appro.,ed . I LOS ANGELES <AP) -The City Council has ( authorized a special election on Nov. 6 to fill the • vacant seat on the board of Education. • Mayor Bradley signed the ordinance Wednes· : day immediately afte r approval by the council. : The election was set after the s ix members of the : school board took 130 ballots during several meet· : ings in a vain effort to break their 3-3 deadlock to ; fill the seventh seal. I i Leetrlle Seller Se••~•red I LOS ANGELES <AP> -A convicted laetrile l seller will be sentenced Sept. 17 on cbaraea of fail· I inc to report more than $61,000 in income on bi.a federal tu returns. · William D. Turner , 51, formerly of Chula Via· , ta. f ac. up to one year in pruon and a rme ol : SI0,000 for each of two tall Violation counts. galley area. FAA and airline oHicials said. The passengers had alread)' buckled their seat belts for landing, they added. MS. McCLEAR Y BR UISED her back and was treated IUld released at San Jose Hospital after the rught landed at Municipal Airport without incident at 5:04 p.m ., the FAA added. The pilot, identified by the f'AA as Capt. J im Decker. reported the near miss to airport police. The FAA said 1l had received no official repart from the pilot. An FAA duty officer in Los Angeles srud the 11\· cident occurred about 22 miles east-northeast of !he airport as the cr aft was being directed b,Y air traffic approach controll ers al the FAA 's Oakland center . THAT WOULD HAV E PLACED the cra ft about 10 mJles east of Mt. Hamilton over a barren stretch of hills The flight was scheduled lo arrive al 3.54 p.m but had left Las Vegas more than an hour late, the a ir line said The FAA said Decker rad.Joed controllers re porting the evasive action. which he failed to describe further. Hughes Airwest official Lar ry Litchfield s aid the craft pulled up shar ply. "He asked if there was any tralfic." the FAA official said ... And the controller did not obsen"e any other aircraft on radar in that vicinity." The FAA offi cial, who asked that his name not be used, said it is possible for a small aircraft to escape radar detection, but declined lo elaborate LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Western Airlinei, pilot who mistakenly landed a 94-passeni!er 737 jet at the tinv Buffa lo. Wyo. airport has been sent back to school "to refres h his me mory on how we approach airports." T hat was the announcement from Ra y Sil vius. a Weste rn Ai rlines spokesman, on Wedn esday re-garding the misplaced landing by pilot Lowell Fe rg uson. FERGUSON AND HIS 103,600-pound twin-engine jet dropped in on the sleepy cattle and stieep ranching town J uly 31 after apparently mistaking it ror the Sheridan, Wyo. airport 35 miles away. No one was injured When the Boeing jet screeched to a ha lt. on Buffalo's 4,SOO-foot runway. "We're not out to hang Lowell Fergwion but from our point of view 1t is a serious matter because he deviated fro m est a b lis hed pro- cedures." said Silvius. He added that Ferguson failed to follow prescribed instrument approach procedures. "If he <Ferguson) had used radio aids. there's no way he would have landed at Buffalo." said Silvius. FERGUSON WAS DEMOTED from captain to first officer status and pay for two months, Silvius said, while the flight's t wo other crewmen were also disciplined. Ferguson dec!lined to comment on his demotion. The townlolk of Buffalo had run with their newly · acquired airline service. During the town's annual Crazy Days celebration -unoffi cially renam ed Lowell Fer$uson Days -a jewe ller pa r aded a round weanng a jttmpsuil with a sign reading. "I was headed for Kenned y International." A B UFFALO CLOTHIER ordered T-shi rts bear· ing the likeness of Snoopy with int lnJtlals "LF" on the collar and landing a 737. He said he sold out his supply in one day, includin& 64 or the shirts to Weatern employees in Denver. . And • Buffalo tum berjack penned a poem eS1· tiUed: "Lowell's Last Landin& or Whoa, Dam mit, Whoa ." About 300 Buffalo resident.a slsned petlUona ult- in• West.em to "abow comNNioo" to Fer1uaoa and fellow crew memben . FOi THI PIONSSIOM'l TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IMIWWW PLAMM ... Me COMSULTI ... c ............ ., • ..,.,... ................ . ............ 11111, ......................... .. Visit Our Design StUdlO Jllt2M•• I ..... ~:-l•Ylefe IS.. ... .., .... ._., ............. ,.,........ -....... ......, .. ..., ........ • ~. Auguet 23. 1979 OAIL y PILOT AG Bayde• v•. Law•aken. Confrl>ntation Looms SACRAMENTO <AP) -The stage was set by • le1i1latlve comm•ttee ror a confrontation with poUUcal acUvi.at Tom Hlfden. wbo has become emb rolled In an lncrea1LD1lY bitter reud with several lawmakers. Safinl they wanted tbe rormer anti-war ~rote11tor to aepear before them at a later beanng, members of the Jolnt LelillaUve Budeet Commit· tee Wednesday delayed action oo an $85 000 ap-propriation for a commiaaion on which H ayden sits. by a number or leltialat.ora. Shortly after Miller's a ppointment, the state Senate overwbelml4cly reJect.d Brown's aooo!nt· ment'C:lf Ma. Fooda lo the afate Arts CouncU. lJefore that vote. one legiJllator accused her of eommltUog treasoo by vi.alt.in& Hanol duriq the Vietnam W t r. . ASSEMBLYMAN alCHARD Robinson. D· Santa Ana. who requested Wednesdar 's hearing, has been ooe or Hayden's sban>est critics. Robinso n a c c u s ed Jta yde n o r be in g hypocriticaJ and using "red-baiting tactics," refer ring to comments the former anti-war activist made Mooday in which he called Robinson a "cor· rupt politician" becaw.e or bis association wtth Or Louis CeUa, an Orange County political power who was convicted ofrraud. 808 MULHOLLAND, a s pokesman for Hayden's Campaign for Economic Democracy , said Hayden would attend tbe second bearing, wbicb prObably will be held next week. ' Hayden and his actress wife. Jane Fonda. have been involved In a series of battJes with legislators since Gov. Ed mund Brown Jr. appoint· ed anti-war POW Edison Miller to the Orange County Board of Supervisors last montb1 a move supported by Hayden and Ms. Fonda ana opp()Sed "His use or guilt by association is the sa me kind of McCarthy tactic be accused the California Senate of when they rejected Ms . Fonda ," said Robinson, vice chairman or the bud5tet committee. ..l l~i aciti dewetry Compan9 • . ..... -.' · · · · · · ~ ~ t • ) r ! ~ Finl Tin1e Ewer In Hatbor Arealll 1,000,000 DIAMOND CURERS' S LE SALE EXTENDED 3 DAYS THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY A UC)ltSt 23, 24 & 25, 1979 Now, only durincJ "'is spKial ~ cutters' sa&e, you can buy diamonds directty from 50ft'le of the wortd's le-odiftq c.+tet""S. Sa•e hundreds. e•en thousands, Olt these diCllllOltds ~fore Htey an ntariled up for sale to iewelry and departmettt stons across "'e nati09'. This may ~ a 0ttce--in-o-lifetirH opporta.Uty. If yot1 know diamonds, you know tltis is no ex ~ration. An outstandinq btveshnewt opportunity. SUPER SAYINGS Compare these prices. But hurry. They won't last. . UNMOUNTED DIAMONDS SIZE SHAPE P.~c.,._. Sak l'nu SIZE SHAPE l'tt Corot Saw Pnc~ .,,.,,,.. ....... 2 5"' ""-'91t AIHJ. 2 5 HI 82 cts Round SI 750.00/ct. I ';r. I"!\ Rouno S 1100.00/ct. 87 Cl!> Round SI S00.00/ct. I 5S ct<. Rouno S I I 00.00/ct. 91 CIS Rouno SI S00.00/ct. 1 60 CI\ Pear S7S'0.00/ct. 99 cts Rouno s 1 l00.00/ct. I 64 Cf$ Round S 1400.00/ ct. 99 crs Round Sfts.OO;ct. I 73 CIS Rounlj S 1100.00/ct. 1 OOcts Rouno s 1400.00/ct. I 8b ClS Rouno S I )00.00/ct. 1 03 cts Rovno S I 750.00/ct. 'i 00 ots Rouno \5000.00/ct. 1 04 CIS Round SI S00.00/c:f. ; o• cts Hearl S4000.00/ct. - 1 14 cts Round SI SOO.OOJct. 'i 01 CIS Round S l000.00/ct: 1 17 CIS Round $4000.00/'t : 17 CIS P1:>ar SI S00.00/,t. I 18 ct~ Pear s 1200.00/ct. ; 20 C!S Rouno S4000.00/ct 1 20cls Pear s 7S0.00/ct. 'i 2 4 e ls Rouno U00.00/ct. 1 26 CIS Rouno SI '40.00/ct. Z 2; ct:. 011a1 S I 500.00/ct. t 36 C1S Round SI J00.00/ct. ; 30 C!S Rounc SI 500.00/ct. 1 3 7 cts Rouno UH.OO;ct. :! 6 b CIS Rouno SttS.00/ct. 1 49 els Round US00.00/ct. 2 99cts Round US00.00/ct. 1 49 cts Pear 5750.00/ct. 1 50c1s Round SI S00.00/ct. 3 00 CIS Pear US00.00/ct. 3 04 Cl& Pt-dr SI 500.00/d . 1 5!> cls Round l 1200.00/ct. 3 7£1,.+*< ~n11n<1 1••vu.OO/d . EARRING EXTRAVAGANZA Save up to 60°/o TOT AL WEIGHT M.-hd Sat•,...u R.tail'1iu ""'*"' ..... 25tt. 08 cts 520000 su.oo 20 cts S450 00 $175.00 35 crs $75000 U 4'.00 45cls s 1700 00 $650.00 1 OOcts $40()() 00 Sl 500.00 t 44 cts saooo oo 1 U 700.00 RACITl1S UNICl)UE DIAMOND GUARANTEE BEAUTIFUL MOUNTINGS MON f-RI 10 am 6um. SA fUROAY 10 1.m !>p m. He•• ,_. •• stw ••• le~ • • bcHtlt.I dHl1••r rla9 or earrl .. ··= *'-.,.. ...... C491cctto.. ..... ,nc-4 fer ....... Or. us ........ ,_. ........... . • ........ c.eet ...... , ... \ ... .. ' oran119CoaslDa••vP•101 Editorial P!!IJ.e ................................................... Aobet1 N. w.td/PubUlher Tl'lorNs IC .. vlt/Edhor City Takes Aim .at ·-Parking Violators . An item that aUpped tJuou1b t.b1I week 11 Oo1ta If •a " City Council ... 1on wttb cmlf alllht comment will have a direct effect on a number ol ea.ta lf•l.nl The item -prevtoualy dilcuued al le.ftllh tn • cou.n· ell 21tucty MNion -.. ., the approval of • contract re· ,.. l•rdina paltiq tkket1. • The city aireect to pay 11.IO per unpaJd parklnc lkket ' to Science AppUcaUOftl lnc of Santa Ana. The flnn will • pursue the 7$ percent of licketa lhat aren't paid, all lhe • way to havln1 lbe Department of Motor Vehicles put a hold on the car ln question. The move is a particularly apt one ln Costa Mua because the scofnMWti can't clalm they Just ran out or change for the meter , The city does n't have parking meters. Its problem areas are Orange Coast College and hlgh school parking lots There. pollce say. repeat orrenden stack as many as 30 unpaid parking tickets on the d itshboard while continu· lng to block driving lanes. Police estimate it will take about one semester before .. word gets around that you can't get away with traahlng t your parking tickets any more. When that happens, maybe some of the offenders will decide it's cheaper to ride the bus or a bicycle or to ~ carpool. ~ It will be interesting to watch the results I Bay Clean:up Overdue • : The problem is this: Upper Newport Bay is a mess ~ and it's only getting messier. : The ans wer? : Someone. and it re ally doesn 't matter who, had better • do something, and do it quickly, or invaluable marshland ' willsoonturntowasteland. Afte r waiting two frustrating years for studies by the Newport-Irvine Waste Manage ment Agency <NIWA) that s hould have led to a solution of bay s iltation problem s. it has becom e disappointingly c lear to local officials ,and conservationists that muddy thinking of the' bureacracy : is as much a problem as the muddy waters of the bay ' itself Solution seem s no closer now than when the Southern California Association of Governments <SCAG) was given the responsibility of overseeing studies two years ago for solving bay problems. NIWA was tapped by SCAG to do · the work. State water officials have balked at the reports . they've seen . branding them as inadequate. Now they • w a nt someone else to take res ponsibility for bay pla n· ning. What happens to the bay in the m eantime ? It s imply continues to choke on mud and silt until- so m eone. som ehow, decides to do something. That's wher e Irvine Councilman Art Anthon y comes in. Last week, he proposed that six cities a nd the county ~. those agencies whic h have a stake in bay watershed :--planning -look into the possibility of dumping NIWA in ~ the sam e way SCAG has been dumped by the state. · This way, Anthony said, the cities of Newport. Beach, Costa Mes a. Ir vine. Santa Ana. Tuslln and Orange. as well as the county, could form a new partnership, receive • feder a l clean water funds directly o r indirectly and final- . ly do somethinf! to solve bay siltation problems . Whatever action results. the re's a c lear nee d for clear t.hinkiog th at will lead to clear water \: Missing Guests Newport Beach's leaders and governmental officials appear at a loss often when they can 't seem to line up any • s upport from neighboring cities on an issue that's critical in Newport. One reason why came up the other day man indirect • -but conspicuous -way. Several hundred friends, associates and well-wishers showed up to bid blessings on Al and Lucy Pi!}kley as they retired from 46 years of running their famed drugstore in downtown Costa Mesa. fo'or 24 of those years , Pink served as a Costa Mesa ci· ty councilma n. Three times he served a s mayor . He had, lite rally. hundreds of encounters with Newport Beach folks on sometimes common, sometimes unfriendly is· s ues. At his retirement luncheon, not one identifiable Newport representative showed up. The exception was former Councilman Dee Cook. who drove down from Bishop for the occasion. That may say a lot about the tone of Newport's basic attitude -and ma nners. • Op1mons expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot Other views expressed on this page are thote of their 1uthOOJ and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted Address The Daily Pilot. P O Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Lawnmower By L. M. BOYD • Every night alter dark in the year 1830, the neighbors .... of Edwin Budding heard him .:·in hia own backyard, making ";peculiar metallic noises . ..,Tbey couldn't figure it out. , This was in England. Bud· Dear· .Gloomy Gus Row nice that the Newport·Meaa school board will apend S410,000 t.o spruce up tbe Col&.a ..... Hl1b Scbool farm IO "tbe lit· U• pa.-waD't bave to be bora la tbt aaud ... Perla.apt we aboQl4 call It "NicoU'a port .,_..,. NL'" • ding was an engineer in a cloth factory there. He well knew the workings of his fac- tory machine, the one that trimmed the pUe on cloth. And be said he didn't much care what the neighbors t.bougbL But be cared enough t.o experiment in darlmeaa, e vidently. Next year be patented the world's flnt lawnmower. "You quote experts u aay· hll a &ood way t.o keep your aboel amelliftl freab la to put 1Uce1 ol potato in them," wrttet a 1.....ier In AuaUn, Texu. "U U..,'re children'• lboa, we llilould UH taler '*· rictlt? Goll lboel. totato cbl.P9~81l : bona• ln.? For a 1 b .. ta. Just &Jae Cloa. Germ•' potat .. f r tM lboel of Arlli1 nr1eou, 11•A•1•H polatMI. Alld for' 1•4iaa •oeea,tu, Hallo,ed, llO ........ ................... ., ..... "' ...•••• ! .. ~II If) .-r U., .... bow ..... lllla. fte ...... ........................ smart to Mmft It. EarlWa&en Can We Mford Arts Council? Jlaybe U.Senate made a ID ... take In throwlq out only the baby IDd not the batb u well At ltut tbal l& Ute way aome ol the S..aton fMA now that lbe f\1111 aDd fury over tb• appoint- ment and ~· Jeclioo of Jaot l"onda to tbe Arb Council baa 1ubeided. And lndeed It ls qu ite poulble th•t t.h~ Fonda ia- sue obscured t.he real quesUoo • Why should the slate fund a.n Arta Council? Is 1t an eaaenUal func tion of government? Or even a desirable one? ln the light ol the PropoeJUon 13 vote, can expenditures such u t.bll be Justified? Mailbox The CouncU, created in 1175, 1rew out of an earller Ytr• aion called the Arta Com- mil•lon which· wu eatabUlbed la 1.Na. It. alms were t.o "pro. vide ludenhip and stimulate In· ltlatlve and interest in the estabUsbmeat ol arU pf'Oll'ama and actlvttles throu1bout the state." ALTBOVGB coniderably areal.er verbiqe wu used lo enunclatlal the aoala of the re· · cycled version when it took over In 1975, l.be buic purpo&es didn't cban1e. aave one Important eic· ception. Som e how , the word s "stimulate initiative" were I06t. Jn tum the concept o( the ~gen cy., as one through which federal a llocations t1nd private dona· tions for the support of arts pro- jects and grants would hmnel. allO di.aappeared. At UM ouuet. the com mil· alon appeared to be on the way to 1uccea1 in lnapirtn1 private donatloaa. These wtte to total more than twice the com · btned at.ate aod f ecleraJ aUoca- tloDI. Bul when the a1ency came before the Le&ialature Ulla year asking for a wboppinJ Sl2 million budget, It disclosed that it did not anU~lpate one lbln dime from private donors. IN THE PAST the LeglslaUve Analyst has held the agency down t.o about $1 mllUon per year. Even then he has been highly critical o f the ad· • mmiatraUve cost.a declaring it t.o be overstaffe d with high salaried po5itions. And, despite being top heavy with manage- ment jobs, be said Lhe council 1s badly managed a.nd its expen- dlturet ind budfet poorly doe ument.ed. Furthermore he .. 1d tbe council b .. be.n band· lnc out aranu •Ith no firm rec· ulaUoal or criteria and without formal appUcaUona. But the analyst'• c rlticlam were u noth.1n• compared t.o the eoodemnationa which have been leveled 1t the counclt by the Senat.ora themselves . Not loo popular wtth the Senate when It wH the AN Commiaaion, the coaveraion t.o the council waa to rue! even more bitter attacks. ONLY LAST year Senator Dennis Carpenter, a stolid Orange County Republican • spoke strongly against the coun- c1 I declaring. "The people would rise and smile you down if they knew what trash you were fund· ing .. In an effort to let the people know what that ·'tras h" is . Senator Bob Wilson, a San Diego D.e mocrat, periodically un- leashes a list of the most ootre projects to back up his dforts to e liminate the council Some listed by Wilson were $2 .000 for an artist to c reate a :.culplure from discarded ~r bottles. $2.000 lo produce a rain making cerem ony in the Mo jiJVt'. $1.()()() for mut.1cal anstru· m1•nts to l'Omm un1 cate with dolphuc.. $700 for fi ve artists to perform at a la undromat; and S5.000 for a documentary film of I hl' · lheorie:. and beli efs " of the ·Royal Chicano Air Force " Such bizarre projects. coupl~ with lht! m1:.management of funds. woold i.eenrto fully sup p<>n Wilson':. ob~rvat1on when ht· ~u1d. ·· 1 don't think the coun- c ti deserv1·~ t o s tay 1n ex· 1 ll'nce " The onl y explanation t h1·n ror lht· Legislature 's ap- prov:JI or o $1 4 m1mon budget fo r th<' counrd 1s that the real is· :.11~ gnt l~t 10 lhl· fi ght over 1-·onda Foreign Landowners Create State Jobs I To the Editor The amendment proposaJ pre· !>e nte d b y Assembl y m a n Ric hard Lehman. prohibiting foreigners from purchasing land here in CaJ1form a. I!. an direct ('Onruct ""'1th the governor 's at- tempt at creallng more Job."i There can be no real opposition t6 foreigners an California when the issues are weighed Foreign corporations and busi- nesses already own land and factories h ere in the United States. Their morues and invest· me nts have created thousands upon thousands of Jobs for the American people. JUSt as do the domestic-a lly owned corpora· lions . California needs t hese foreign investors to create job6 for a state which 1s i::rowing rapidly an population each day. WHAT PURPOSE does As · semblyman Lehman and his.few followers have in trying to forbid these foreign investors and bust· nesses'' Gov. Brown. throughout his term in office, has been trying to create more jobs for this in· creasing population. An exam- ple or this was hts announce· ment to Volkswagen AG in Wolfs burg Germany. that he is willing to a id the company in building their second major U.S. car assembly plant, here tn California. He stated he was willing to give aid t o Volkswagen lhroogh high level representation in the office of Planning and Research so as to ease the normal burdens in re· celving the aecessary permits for the building. Does As- semblyman Lehman think that Volkswagen la gotng to build a plant here ln CaJifomia, if the s tate is going to force Volkswagen t.o give up the land and factory? Foreign capital will be scared away from California as long as the Lehman proposal is pending . BRIAN DOOLEY, CPA N•~•lce. To tbe Edit.or: I agree that thOle so-called praakaten who put auda in foun· taina are not funny. Nor ii the vandallam in our schools amusln1. Replaci•a door locll:a that continually have itue or bubblepm or sticb put [n them la a very expensive - Quote& 1'be acddeat at the Three Mlle lalud nuele.ar power plant "bu not helped the cause of conviDc· laa people we can control tbls teelaalque aafely." -a.Mn 81•111•~ of U1e E•r••••• ..... 0 a... .. , .• Wl"IY n•=•lon, 01'e of aenral Com 11...at plauen wtao-feel tM .,Neat Will delay the ,...,,,_ ... ....,... ..... ..... ., .......... Europe. • and nol very funn.v "1oke MA RGARET rlALOl'Gll C'orrrrtio11 To thl' foA!llor In the intert'St of acrur aC'v an n·por11nR I woulct ll ke to rnak(· 1t clear that thc·rt.> t~ n<1 or.:an1u1 t1on l'alll'd Un1 t t·d Wdy nf Orangl· Counly 1 Ih1ly f'tlt•l. 1\ug J, Pa.;c A ltl 1 Thert• are two L'nit1·ct Wa~ or i;:irnizalloru. in Uran Kl' County . West :ind North·~mth Thi• t1n1l cd Way of Wt~t OranRl' Count\ serve:. the r 1t1t'' or G<irdC'n C:rovc, Fountain Vallt!y , llunt 1nglon H<'ach. Wl0stm1n~ter and Seal Hca<'h a 1-w1·1l :n> lht• unin <•o rporukd area:. of M1dwa) (.'1 ty. Sunset t1nd Surf:.1de J E KENNEDY F;xet·ut r vc D1 rector. United Way or WC5t Orange County Park ProlJl4>•• To the Edltor. I've been greatly concerned these past few days reading about a proposcct national park to lay along Lhc t:Oa!>l betwt.-t:n Newport Reac h a nd L aguna Beach. Although this prohably won't be a completed pro1ect until the 1990s or later. it certamly Wlll bring to Newport Beach and Lhc coa stal area thousands upon thousands of additional people who won't particularly add too much to the beauty and health or Newport Beach. Imagine the traffic conditions. even though they will develop a ll new r~ways that will take place tn the next g~eration . I AM quite surprised that there hasn't been a great deal or uproar from the citizens of Sydney Harris ~ t•wport Bl·J r h to think or 'urh .i IJrge proJttt a:. tht s "'th I.be 1nc re.t~cd strain on our h:Jrbor .ind ro~d i.1tu<it '''" I hc>IJC that lh1• :-.1•v. po rt lk <1rh Ctt) Counc il v. di ta ke a real i.lron ~ look JI th1 !> propm>dl t:wfurt· J;J\ tnj:! 11 a ny l'ndciri.1· mt•nl frEOHGfo: \1 lltJLSTEl\, 111 Grrrnbf'lf Pro•'•' To thl' ~1tor Thrl't' dav:. after lhc t'at1on al l':irk h1·anni: 1n Nc~rort FJ..·ar h 1 A u ~ 91. Lht· lrvtnr Company .1nnounccd tl.S dt•veln11m1·nl plan for the \'lldl Laguna Canyon watershed and wl'll ;in ·t1 of the Laguna \.rrentwlt Thr pla n 1nC'lud<.'4>. ~idc~ a golf rour:.c. three large resort·hotcl center... s e\'eral me<lium 1 high dl•ns1ly res 1dc ntt.il ;ire&!>, C1nd th ~ balanl'l' in m e d1umtlow rcs1dcnt1 a l ari·as. M ax1mum a ll o wi.n ce 1s m ad e for automobiles by the San Joaqwn F r ee wa y h1 s ect 1o g t h e watershed one way. and a new and widened Laguna Canyon Hoad bise<.'ting the watershed another way. With the exception of the golf course. all clements o f the proposed develo pment would be ~estructivc or the vital resources lo Ole Greenbelt Yet. three years ago the Irvine Company in cooperation with the citizens and the county affirmed the (0 Jl o w1n g s tatement which was put in formal resolution of the Board of SuperviJors oo August 3. 1976 m ··Approved Policies·· a nd attached t.o the Irvine Coastal Development Plan <TICMAPl · ·'To maintain the Laguna Greenbelt Prionty Area as a predomJnantly open space area and ensure that it.ci r esources. natural beauty and recreational \JIU1 a r1• r i'1<11 n1·d f ot the prc:-.l·nt and futun: rc:.1dent:-. of the county .. M;.in v of w. havt• com•• tn value _ t h I ~ a:-. a r I r m ;) n 11 (' I ca r affirmation ()( .:.uµp1Jrt for th1· Ci r •' t' n b "' 1 t b v t h e I r v t n l' Company · i\T THE :.amc• t1m <' a noth{'r '··ry :.1 ~m r1 c a nt poli c y wa:. .1doptt-d wh 1t·h e:,,tabltshed a GrNmf)ell AcquJSttton T ime:" 'Tn decide w1Lh1n five years if an agreement can be achieved "'1th the Irvine Company for a lonJ?lr rm program to acquire 'i1gn1 r1 t·ant oµcn sµacl· land!> that ,1 r l' be 1 n g p r o µ o :. c d (or de\'e\opment w1th1n the La~una G rccnbelt Open Spa<'f' Pnonty t"Hl'J , ..md tf i.uch an agreement c ann o t be ac hi eved an amend ment to th<' Gcnt•ral Plan fcir urban UM~ within th(• open !> p u <: l' J r t' a s m a y b e n10:,,1dl'rt!d ·· Only thn·t· yc.•;.irs ha vt· passed. We now havt• a federal urban purk effort . l'Jly. county and s tate fWlds arc now <tVailable: and f1..-deral funds seem assured. Al Uus crucial time. many or u~ are look1n~ to the Irvine Company to rcafhrm its loyalty t o th e Greenbe lt , t o give who lehearted :,uppo rl to the N ::.t1onal Park and the broad a<.'qu 1s1t1on effort under way, a nd t o honor its d edic ation prom ises that can ass ure the acco mpli s hm e nt o r the Greenbelt and the acquisition program. .!AMES W. DILLEY • , .. ~.._ ____ ...,_ , .. ,..._~~..._.. .. ....... .... -.._ ............... ~ ...... . CA tit ... ~ ,._iaa M tw G ••1 ..... ...................... _....,.. .. ....... -_ .... .....__ .. ................................ •""-..__. Writers Must Find Their Linllts GertNde Stein is moet famous among the ignorant for her in· canU1Uoa "A rose ts a rose t. a ro.e." but ahe knew what abe was saying, and •be knew what she m eant. She would never have said, for instance, "A wrH•r la a writer la · a wrti.r." Tbls ii the miatake be· lnt made by tbe public i.Jevla&oa channel in New Yon wblcb ll ualfte 1 tra.nt t.o com· miuion or1,1nal plays for televtlloD,tobewrtu.nbJdllt- la1ulalMld no .. u1ta and abort tt.ory wrtlMI. A wrli..r of a&orie• la aol neceN1rily, or uually, a writer of plays. A writer of plays is not u1ually a novelist. A novelist is not uauaJJy a poet. A poet is not an e11a)'bt. An essayist is not a fiction wrti.r. The differences in wrtting att rar ditterent t.ban the differences within the other arts. A com· poser composes. a painter palnta, • sculptor sculpts. \ming the medium of tone and color and lint. But while you compoee music and palnt a plcture and s culpt a fi1ure, you cannot •rite writio1. TB£&£ HA8 never belD an author, lncludiDI Sbaltespeare, who coald write equally wtlll bl every form. Tbe \&M o1 words ta far aaor• llmlllnC and drcumaertbed daan tile -of tone and color and UDe. If tbeM aoveliltl ud Ibo.It 1cor1 writaw eoaJd laaft "'*- plays, t.bey would baYe wrtttm them long before. If a poet could say s omething in pros~. he would not have to say It tn poetry. If a n essayist or critic bad the imaginative capacity and talent. he would be writing m.aterpieces Instead o( writini about them. BERNAllD SHAW published (lve nov~ls -all of the m rauurea -before l\e abandooed Lbe form and learned tbat ht waa realty a playwrichl Henry James tried time and •lain t.o write pl~. wh!cb were cUamal floPt on the 1ta1e. altboueb bis short 1t.orte1 and novel• ar• superb. Doaens and acoree of wr1ten. ma,ny or the flnt ruk, bave toy•d, and mor• U.U to,...S, with otber fonu, but m am.t ... ,, C8l9 \bey llaaft ..... .. .... ,_ .......... ... ba.ndle bl9t and molt ......a,. S-: OCKS I BUSINESS Thar.day'• NYSE 2 p.m. ~ Prlcea . . COMPOSl1'E TRANSACTIONS , '°""' """ ~ .... '*-.. .... ..... folop\ ..... '°"' . lltf '°"" ,.. I ~ C-tl>Q t I 1...i 0. C,.. 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'5 ll[::~: &'a:lll1!j ~::: "1· i =;.Yi ;• .• n ,. ~; ~ ~~::l:,8K.n~'•e Ablab, botb of :;'j~ Sri =1r ·11 1 ~·~w1; ~ ~:§ I: : ~ J: lijr ·~~rf ~.~ m':.~m,:-=:.tt::i..:.~"J: ~t ;. i == i . ·~·1 l ~i·= ~~ jj; ~"-1:::.. "f !:;r .iJ,.~ ~ = ;;!,'!. i::::.;.;.a~~-= ~:~ i =.5~:~ :;;i•lA'tU 111.-;! 1L' ,:i II a::.· ... ::::: ir.s "' t1.toltMll,amcta11aa1c1. s 0-'IL Y PILOT • 1 T...,,.FTC Active Agency Draws Criticism The most unpopular federal agency in W asbington these days is the same agency that baa reeenUy done the moat to help consumers save money and get a fair deal in the m arketplace. It's the Federal Trade Commission. and it's under at· tack rrom all sides: Congress. the White House and a host or special·interest groups representing virtually every ma· jor sector or the ~oomy from food to funerals . Why 15 the FTC so widely hated? LARGELY BECAUSE IT IS AGGllF..SSlVELY pursu· ing what it was created to do -to promote competition and prohibit unfair. mis leading or deceptive trade prac· tices. In theory, nearly everyooe endorses those goals but in reality. they oppose the measures to achieve them. Over the past year or so. the FTC has been serious in exercising its cons umer protection responslbilit\es. It has. for instance. helped to improve automobile warranty protection. raise the quality of vocational schools lower the prices or eyeglasses and blue jeans, cor· reel practices so that millions or dollars have been re· funded to people bilked in land sales, and make s ure that 'leading grocery stores were ac. tually se l ling ad · vert1sed specials. In the n e xt rew months. 1t probably wlll Money's Worth 1ssu1;: rules proh1b1ting unfair practices in the hearing aid. funeral and used·car industries. fl will move to require ac· curate label1ng of appliance5. home insulation products and how-to <•are labeLinf( of how.ehold furnis hings . It also 1s asking tou~h ques llons of dentlsts. physician:.. l<iwyers. hom e butlder!), accountants. ad vertJscrs, broadcasters . news papers. grocer1~d hanker-. CONGRESS PASSED TifE Magnuson·Ml)Ss Act four ) L'ar 5 ago to ens ure that the FTC would lh.:ar all !)tde~ cir an issue before reaching a dec1s1on Tht' la v. requires the FTC to h<Jld .q1)Cn hearings, to a l· low for <.·r oss cx<iminat1on and to fundJ. the participation of thl· rulemak1ng proccs~. It also directs the FT C to deal with \\.1despread unfair or dece1n1ve practices on an in· dustrywide rather than 3 company by 1:ompany basis This el aborau.-admin1strat1ve sc:heme, which has worked well thus f:J r, I!> tn d<1nger of bemg gutted A coal.ttton uf special intcrC!>l groups w an t~ Congress to grant 1l5elf lhe esuthon ly to 011nnde any PTC rule. The lloust-already ha!) ued this !>{).Callt{J "leg1slat1 ve veto" to lbe a~ency':-. futurl.' funding bill The Senate 1s being lob- bied hMd to folio\/. !)Ult St'PPORTERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE veto hail 1t as "a big stJck that Ctmgress would have over regul<itOr!> lo make them J~t 1f> their work product .. But it's in reauty a tool for lobbies t.o hamstring the FTC Congress has methods for reviewing or restricting overzealous aj!.cnc1es Other less damagmg controls have been suggestPd. including the president's regulatory re- form btll tha t would require agencies to submit detailed impact studies before issuing any major rule· On the ~urface. thes~ burcaucracy·taming proposals seem appealing to a cross section of publJ c opinion. but in fact. the~ wuuld poht1c1ze and paralyze <1dmin1straUve agencies Thc·y v.outd force rulemaktng underground. into the ba<'k h:ilh h f ('on.cr<>s~ nr the court~ The consumer would !)\· cut <JIJl Downey Places Second on List Downey Savings and Loan Assoe1at1on. based at Costa Mesa, has be-en hsted Nn 2 among savmgs and loan in the l'nited States in isswng GNMA securities based upon data published tn the Jul} 1979 issueof Nauonal Thnfl News. Downey has held this rank1n£? for a number of years and through /\pnl 1979 h:.td 1ssuer1 $438 4 m1lhon of such paper T ht• GO\'ernmcnt \at1onal Mortgagt· :\:.soc1at1on . ~ua rantees mortgage-backed secunt1es aio. to timely pay mf'nt of princ1p<1l and interest Each issue 1s hacked by a pool of fo"'H A or VA loans The sale or these secuntws to in vestors gives Do":n«Y Savings and Loan AssociaUon the C'3pability to contt0ue its program of prov1d1J1g funds to the FHA \'A market With assets of St 16 btllJon. Downey Savings 1s the 13th largest state·chartt'rcd sa\·ings and loan association in Cahforma lt has 31 branch offices. Olfir~ Park Goe1 (ip A new professional office park. the fi rst of it s kind in the Lake Fores t area. ts under construction one block south o! Lake Forest Drive, JUSl off the mergrng of the San Diego and Santa Ana freeway~ Oe\'eloped and built by Warren L Bauer. president of Bauer Development Co . the six plus-acre Lake Forest Park wHI contain three office bu.1ldlngs around a formal reflection pool, a tota l value of S8 S million, The initial phase is a three.story structure'designed by Ware & Malcomb. a rchitects. which also created the other ( TAKING STOCK two buildings. The first ) building, locat..i on the east portion of the site, will have more than 54,000 square feet of . leasable space with a central lobby on each floor. Occupancy is expected in summer~. Slated for Phase II are two two-story buildings. each having a garden courtyard. Prtedftedal A tea rd• Cont rart The Prudential Insurance Co, or America has awarded a contract to the Charles Dunn Co. for management and leasing of two industrial parks in Orange County. J eff Gunther, manager of Dunn's Orange County Property Manageme nt Department, said the pro perties are the Golden West Industrial Park, at lhe 405 Freeway and BoJsa Avenue, Westminster. and the Dow Avenue In· dustrtal Park on Dow Avenue in Tustin. Golden West is a 30·tenant development with 13 buUd· ioga and 272,099 square feet of space. Dow Avenue is a rail· served. 12-tenant industrlal complex measurtne 163:878 square feet of space. ~· Report• Gal•• Beckman Inatruments, Inc .. Fullerton, haa reported ltl eighth ~utlve year ol operatl.Dg galna u net earn· ln11 lncreued 31 percent and sales 26 perc.~t to nM:Ord levell tor tbe 12 months ended June 30. Medical and tndustrtal demand, new producll and ex- panded world markeUna operations were key facton ln tbe i.m pins. accordlna to &be company. ln the year Just concluded, net eamlnp increuecl to f29. a mlllloD, or '1.es a sban, from ht.4 million~ o.r St.35, · tn flleal 1111. 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Mm ru; 1111111 "It 1'<mlcl IJ(• 11n O'Sulltv1111. 11 lklshon or :J Mc<.:orthy wt•'n • look 1111( f111 ... h•· 1111111 Plwne Bill Break To Start on Nov. 1 SACRAM F:NTO (A p) Catrromrans Wiii be 1ett1n1 a small break In their telcpbon. blll11 for a year 1tartln& Nov. 1. Atate or- flcial• Hy, ' William Be nnett, chairman of the at1t.e Board of EquallHllon, said that telephone utera won't have to pay an emer1ency telephone 1y1tAim 11urchar1e durtn1 that time becauae of the 1y•tem·1 S2US million 1urplua. THE 8U&CHAR0£, ONE-HALF OF l percent on calla cnade within Calllomla. took effect ln July lt'M. Blnce th;n, crttlc1 hav. aald the 1y1t.em hu prqven to be too coetly and lbould be 1cr1pped. 1'he 1y1tem, which ll t~ to be ln operaUoe tlltewtde bJ UM end ot UM, enabt• a penlOD to dlaJ tu free ot ebarc• and ,.. Port •llJ emerpncy to auu.orwei. - ONLY. fOt1a COVN'l'ID -AJAJISDA Su Bftlto, Sula Barbara and Monterey -ud about 4T 1oe;I ffalm....,.. ·-u Ute tyMln, alt.houO tM~ ll lmpoeed ttatewtclt. • l.1·~1 s lat1on pa S'il'd by ('on~r<:i.i. ICJst yet1r ~1vt>s th<: a1rlln1·' m o rP .(.r't•edom than llt'fort• '" rut:-t• and lowt>r farr•i. without .:ov<•rnml'nl appro\'al It "th•· fir,I ''•'fl 1n LJ dt,n·~ulal10n plan 111•:-1 ..:n1·rJ t o 1n r·r!"1"•' c·onqH'I 1t1011 .11111 offl l'I d '' h1111•· Jo~ I' r r .ll 1'" Tllt:ltf. i\H .. : ~o f tl!Ur 1" ;1\ a1lahlt· on ho'>' m<in \ p1-<1pl1· .1 r•· rl) 1ni.i :it IJl')o'>' ri·l!uliir pr t<'t'' Th•· t'i\h uc;f'c1 to k'"'JI c 1111111 liut 1h""'n11nu• ti trw pr.1l'l1r1· l:1t•· l.1-.t \1•ar lltll '\1·'>' 11r llw C' \II tr,1H11 tit\ i-.111n '""I I h1 ri• ;,r1· lttl 1,f p111111t11t1111,tl L1r1 •111 lh• 1,.~,k 11111· I 111 ~htt h .11• • 1p.1• •' · I' ff II I I "11. ti \ t •• I .. , I I ' I 1tllll11llt•ol f ,~1 I ttlll .... ti, I• tr\1 .111 f1111• It q f It I , th• 111111 f,. I t of ····.ti· .t \ .111.thl• "' , ..... I·"' 11.• 1111111111'1 lfl I\ \ ·". (1 .,,,, "·'. ,., d,n .111d fl1d111 .. fl 11•ht " 1 •·n .. r ti h '" ll'ft 111 llli ti•· 1 r• 111111 ,,f ll1• ,ti I I 111 '. 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" .,..,.,.k•·1trl 11•1. m.-.. ,. . it,. ·'"''"l,dJI • I l•J n• • • ·• .r.• 'r .111vllt1111•11111 .. ,.r ..... n ·-.•.: It" u i.: 11 t • "" r 1 • ~ .. • • :: • 11 1 •1 11111111111.11 •• rr1·r10}.( ·, ... J '• • Hf v1·rl1.,,.d l.1 t ...... ~ 1:"J · fll '·IJIJH'.IT Ill! \I.I t~ AMl-:RIC i\'\ i\IRl.l 'f·"· f· r 1·ll.1nq1lt-pl.m· •. 1 111"''' 1n 11 · ~u1wr ,..J n · :1 $101i . nn" """'. r11r t· lu•l\1.1'('1'1 "l,1•\I. '111rk <10d l.1 .- Anc1•l1•' 111 ~a n l .. r.in11.,, ,, 1 h• 1n1·1 1·11~1· 1J.·,1~n1·tl t11 t.ik•· ~·H•·rt nc· x t n11mt h. '>'IHI Id 11011 .. 1 lt1•· m1n1m11rn 11rk1•1 to SI 1111in1· ~<i~ II a).,o w1111ltl .J<ld ri·'I n r t1on'> 1nvolv1nl( wtit·n vt1u l'<tn fly V1n r1•nt M111luitno of Am£•n <'an i-.a1d mon· J><'Oflll· than PVN <tr'' fl y1nl( at o dikc·ount !fr ~111d 11 wall dlrr1rull lo pmv1de 'lpec1h1·~ lleC'AUllt' of lht· <'Oupons iSSU('d liy Amn1run und Untt('d Airh.nc:.. th111 y('lir Tht• coupons gencrully t•ntltle holdt•n1 lO pay hair the rel(ulur C'oach or first·c las11 fare M odugno s aid that tf roupon holdt'rll were counted. up to 60 p.•rrent of the pussengcr~ on s omt• ntghts were paying le~s thun full fart' A re tbt•rt• m ore d1u·ounl ~ uva1luble lhun ther(' 011cd to he"' Tt .. : CAR'S NEW checked lht.- populor New York l..oi. Angeles mark(•l, t·ompartnl( today's run•" wllh prfcc11 a11 of Aug I, 1977 Ill' round that Lhe number of promotional ra res w as about the um~. but lhe c heapest price tod11y Is lower than It wu two yenrs aao New said there are three basic dltcount plon8 avallable today with f1ret1 ranalng rrom $2UJ to $388. round trip. All have IOIDe rutrlctlon 11 . The a1vera1e dl1count fa re 111 130 -35 pe r cent IHI than t he full , round·trtp coach rare or tszl. Thi cheapett dl1count la a ruu SI percent 1 .. than re1ular coach. There al10 were three r.romoUonal fare plant avaJlable n tm. New tald, ran1lna from $127 lo haO round tdp. The averap dllcou.nt wu ._ or 21 percent below the lull coacb fare of .. u ..._.. trip: JM e....,_t clllcount wu 46 percent below lh• ,..War rare. ... NATION I lOCAL I OBITUARIES Hotline Seeking Staffers The West Orange County Hotline is seek· ing applicant& for its next "Creative L111ten· lng" claas. Hotline iH a 24·hour. area -wide c r l11i 11 in· tervenllon l111t.en in1e and rererral telt'phone service whoHe staff as "trained a nd dedicated to help others on a one - to·o nt> basis." he said The next weeks C'lass beJ?tns 1n tht> Los Alamitos an·a durinll( the second week 1n S<-p tember bt•tw<:1•n tht' hours or 7 and JO p m one night a wct·k I nterest<:d voluntc'l·r' are asked lo call 1714 1 898 5150 Services To Blind Exte nde d <>r<tn ~•· ('11un1y r .. -.. d1•nl ~ 1111 n•1I h,I\• Ill lw 1,,g .. tlh t1lin1I t11 11 .. 1·1 \ •· \ 1-.u.tl .1111 ,,.,\'II'''' 1111111 lhl' Hr .1111 1· ln'l1tul1 1 ht· 1n,l1tut 1· h.1 '' lf·ncl1'fl "'f\ 111·-. for th•1~• PU8UCNOl'ICB c~...,. NOt•u M 11neen1oee TO •NOAOa I .. TMe SAA.• Oll'A~te8aV•aM•t . , .. ,. ro _,....., 11 .,... c.riu•n \111>1e<I lo I~ el llW llU .... .. pti.fl .... -I<.• ,, -..,., .. _ ... . 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