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OA . ~EY MAC DONALD LEO AWAY IN HANDCUfFS
Found GuUty In Murdet1"9 Wtfe and O•ugbl9n
Conviction Shocks
MacDonald's Friends ..
By J&aav CIAUBEN Of-~ ........
l''aces were 1rim at Lone Beacb'1 St. Mary Medical
Center late Wednesday afternoon. Emer1ency room
nurses wbo bad woned beside Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald for
years appeared drained of emotion.
Jackie Sphiri's eyes were red.
She adnlitted that she bad been weepinc intennlttenUy
since tbe bad learned at about 2 p.m. lbat the director or
emergency medicine bad been found guilty in Raleigh.
N.C .. ol murderine bis pregnant wife and lwo daueht.ers
nine y~an ago.
•"ftlE ~ I have koown since 1.971 Just couldn't be
capable ol something like that," sbe said, her voice break
1ng
Mrs. Spiziri was working in the emergency room Wed
nesday when she learned ol the federal court JUry dtt1s1on
by telephone from her father. a patient al Sl. Mary.
"He heard it on television an hls room," she said
vacantly. "I didn't believe him. Nobody in the department
believed it. f>got on the phone to the local newspaper. They
verified it.
"I turned a round and told the others. I said it wu true,
but I ati11 couldn't believe 1t."
HE& DISBELIEF was echoed by others wbo know
MacDonaJd.
Carmen Welch, who had worked with the popular
physician as an emergency room admitting clerk, said, "I
don't believe he's guilty at all. He has t.oo much love and
respect for the human person lO be guilty "
She told how MacDonald had saved her hus band's life
1n 1975 when paramedics rushed him to the emergency
room .
Mrs Welch te.r;llf1ed as a character w1tne::.s for Mac·
Donald two weeks aRO in Raleigh
(Sff FRIENDS SHOCKED, P1ge A2)
Lone RallfJer Rides
Again in Court THU RS DAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 30, 1979
OB Ward Cleared
Moms, Babies Evacuated at Hoag
Twenty-one molbers and their
ne wborn infants h ad lo be
evacuated from the matem 1ty
w :1 rd a t 11 11 a g M <' m o r 1 a I
llo!>pllal in Ncwport Beach after
smoke Crom an overheated fan
filled the ward Wednesday
night.
A hospital spokeswom :m said
th ere was no f ire. but a
spokeswoman for the Newport
Beach Fire Departme nt s:.iid
firemen reported that the over
healed fan caught fire and
burned an area about one fool
~q u a re
A !>C...'Cond al:trm wa~ declared
in the incident that occurred at
about 7:45 p.m. because the first
firemen on the scene were con·
cerned about the large amount
or s moke coming from the utHlty
room wbCl"e the fan is located
In all, a total of eight Newport
Beach and Orange County fire
trucks raced to the hospital.
The mothers and babies were
moved from their wing into
hallways 1n other parL'> of the
hosp1taJ while firemen worked.
Tbe hoapUal s pokeswo man
said the patients were returned
to their rooms at about 10 p.m.
afte r the hospital's housekeep-
ing staff scrubbed the walls and
floors.
Who's the Masked Man?
Lone Ranger Mobbed in Court Appearance
LOS ANGELES (AP ) Actor
Clayton Moore, who wore h1:-.
mas k lO court today to battle for
his right to appear ai. the Lon"'
Ranger. wus mobbed by auto
graph seekers moments before
the Judge, who had issued an o r·
der banning the mask , dis
qualified himself without ex·
planatJon.
As Moore appear ed an the
courthouse ha llway. a youthful
passer peer ed throu~h the
crowd, turned to a friend and
yelled "You know who thal
masked man is? Thal 's the Lone
Ranger'··
Superior Court Judge Jerry
Pacht said he hus been inundat·
ed with letters defending Moore,
who played the Lone Ranger for
years on television.
Pacht said one ran suggested
in a telegram "that I make an
anatomical disposition of the
temporary restraining order I
iasued." Pachl did not specify his rea·
sons for disqualifying himself.
He transferred the case to
Superior Court Judge Vernon
Foster, who was to hear It later
in the day.
Moore, who said he is 64, wore
his black mask, a while cowboy
hat and a rusl·(:Olored cowboy·
s tyle suit as he greeted wf'll
wi5hers and signed <iuthograph~
in the hallwav.
·'I've portrayed the Lone
Ranger for over 30 years," he
s aid. "I sbalJ continue to make
personal appearance::. all over
the country for my thousands of
Cans.
·'They say I'm loo old and out
of condition to be the Lone Ra nger. However, my waist is
34 and I'm JO pounds lighter
than J was when I portrayed the
Lone Ranger."
Moore has been battling Lone
Ranger Television, Inc., a s ub
sidiary of the Wrather Corp.,
which wants to prohibit him
from appearing a round the
country dressed as the Western
hero.
The company c laims the
public could confuse Moore with
a new masked man who ia rnak·
ing authorized appearances to
promote a multimillion-dollar
Lone Ranger reature movie
being filmed by the company.
w rather s ays Moore "no
longer is an appropriate
physical representative or the
trim 19th Century Western
hero."
Moore says he has lo keep on
Tri111s to Sli111
Houaevi/e Shed. 254 Powula
LONDON (AP) -HouleWlfe Valerie Thorpe
won Britain's Slimmer of the Year •ward for abed·
dlng 25' pounds in 11 montbl from her previously
masa.lve ,.._pound frame without takln1 a 1ln1le re· ductqctrua.
Her huaband Terry, a butcher, declared: .. We've
kept 101ne ot her old d....,.. u aouvenln. Tbe .... t
I '•e sold u car coven."
Valerie, wbo ii nurb' lbc: fMt tall, received UM
•1.250 award Wedae1day from a 1Ummera•
ma1ut.ne. LooldDI trim ID a tiOt .... aer ad .UV..
lame llacb, the .. 7ear-Gld u1d: "AB lt tu. II de· ................
~ oil the ftnt 10 PGUDdl wWa a crula ilit, bpt lo I m11tmam 1,080 ealorlel a
day.
touring the country lo support
has family
J ay Si lverheels. who played
the Lone Ran ge r 's Indian
sidekick. Tonto. is confined lO a
wheelchair al the Motion Pie
tu r e Coun try Home a nd
Hospital. Silverheels last month
became the farsl American In·
d1an to have his star placed on
Hollywood's Walk of Fame
Judge Halts
l.Aibor Day
CaJJClosure
SAN FRANCISCO <AP)
Superior Court Judge Ira Brown
granted a n injunction today,
barrtne a threatened Labor Day
Weekend shutdown by more
than 1,000 Northern California
eaa staUoas.
In a terse order issued from
his office, Brown ordered lbat
the California Service Station
Aaaoc:iation, which represents
1,300 memben. not close "any
gasoline service station in the
state ol California pursuant to
any combination understanding
or a1reement."
The judae also enjoined the &s·
aociaUon from "witbboldma the
sale of cuollae or any other
automobOe productl or aervifts
ln the 1tate of California
punuut to uy combloaUoa,
•creemeat or undentaodlac."
Deputy Attorney General
Wllliam a.ft uqed Brown 01f
WedDeldu to llaue the lnJtmc·
Uob, elafmtn1 the shutdotm
would vtolate anUtnaat lawa ad
POH HflOUI problem• for
recre.U.bulllMI••·
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VOL 11. '90 JC2. J H CTIO•n M PAOIS
Mystery
Chenrical #
In Irvine
th UA\.10 K l 'TZ:WA!\!'t
Of tM 0 .. 1, Ptl .. St.ft
,\ m) '>ler1ou~ fog hkl' cloud
that felled two 'rvme pohc-e of
fl<'t'r!i and two ~ecunly l(uard~
W e dnesday night ho ur~
following a chemical !>-pill that
m adt' three other oCCicer.. Ill
eontanued to bafne pohce and
fire om c1ab today.
Although investigators :,,a}
thl'y can·t be <·ertaan there 1s
a n v ronnl'<'llon IJcl ween the t w1,
1nc1denL'i. t ht> symptomi. of tho:w
ov\'rcome by fume!> appeared lu
be s1m1lar.
Tht> two ulso occurrl'd in lht'
!.a mt• Kt•ncr'a l an·a. lht' 1n
du:-trtal M·C'tlOn Of l rVIO(' n<.':Jr
lh·d II 111 i\ venU\'
Nnm· of lht• ~l'\'l'n per!>oru. af
k<'led mo~l .,cri ou.,ly by the
fuml'" was badly hurt All com
µlamed of nausl·a. h<•1.tdachc.-..
stom ach parns aod other rel atcd
symptom~.
AlthouJth thl· first incident wa~
1·aus<.'Ci by USl' of a caustic pamt
rl'movl'r by worker~. the second
1' the 00(' that has mvcstigators
:.cratchmg their heads . _
That on e in vo l ve d t h e
~ mystenous appearance of a low
hanging cloud along KcttertnR
St. that made the two member..
of a crwsmg police unit a nd two
~el·unly guards Ill.
APWI~
MAC DONALD'S MOTMEA, DOROTHY , LEAVES COURT
With Her la Mk:h8et lleUey. Oefen•• Lawyer
"We don't havl' any idea what
1·aused it," Irvine police Lt. Bob
Leonard said Uus morning or the
elusive cloud.
MacDonald Laieyer
Seeks His Freedom
RALEIGH, N.C. <AP> An
attorney for Or. Jeffrey Mac-
Donald, the former Green Beret
captain sentenced to three ure
terms for the slaytngs or bis wife
and two young dau1hters. asked
a federal Judat! today to permit
MacDonald's releaae on bood
pendlna an appeal. u .S. District Jud&e Franklin
T . Dupree Jr. ordered Mac·
Donald, 3$, held wit.bout bond
Wedneeda.y after • Jury found
him IUllty. Deleme attorney Wade Smith
met wttb Dupree to the Juda•'•
offtce Uda morniq to "k for re·
con1ldtradoo of t.&e d~ltlon de·
nyllll &all. "Jeff otmoulb' Uved an ex·
emplary Ille for alae yean,"
Smith told report.era, refenin&
to tbe period amc. the l1a7tnP
ln lt10. "People wbo •t"e not on
ball are at a tremendoUI dllad·
vaatate.
Smith Mid be ..ou1c1 rue ap-
peal fll tile·-~ .... t,o.
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to the 4th U.S. C1rcu1t Court of
Appeals.
Handcuffed and looking gn m.
MacDonald was led from the
federal courthouse in Raleigh
shortly after the verdict was re
turned Wednesday afternoon. He
wu t.Um to the federal prison
unit at Butner.
Tbe deatba of Colette Mac· Donald and ber two children
turned the members of her faml·
ty into bitter adversaries.
"We can rest ln peace now."
her father, Albert Kuaab, said
after 11.cDonald was convicted.
A Jury ot aeven men and five
women deliberated six hours
Wednetda)' before convictlDI
MaeDcmald, of one count of flnl·
de1ree murder and t.w~ counts
of seeond-clecrte murder ln the
deaths ol bia prepant wife, 28,
and tbelr daqllten, Kimberly,
~.and Krtatm, 2. The deaths OC·
curncl la 1l'IO wt.en tbe family
waa ttlld-ed at Fort Brau. "I haft 11H Won ud I wUI
repe8l aaaln tUt I aHer for OM
lutaDt ... , w .. ed tbal 12
Clee uoc:;tOa, Pase AJ>
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f
The chemically re lated inci·
dents first involved police and
hrc ofrlcials Wednesday after.
noon, whe n worke r s we re
evacuated from the Greybar
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Weather
Late night and mid·
morning low c loudiness
othe rwise fair through
Friday. Lows tonight In
low to middle eos. Highs
Friday in mid·70s at
beacbn to mid·80s lnland.
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41 DM..V PtlOT § Thu~M•Y. Auauat JO. 1171
f · Islander,s Left
.Homeless
By H111Ticane
SAN J\JAN, Puerto Rico (AP)
Hurricane David roared past
t.he tout.hem coa11t of Puerto R1ro
today after cutt.in1 a path of
d eatructioo lhrou1i1h three
smaller talands. l~velln& houses.
natten.lq crope aPCi leavln1 un
told number.i ol Islanders bomt"
less.
Heavy aeu and 1ale wtncb
battered Puerto Rlco'll soutbem
short', flooding low lyln& areas
and forciflM the evuualloo of
some seuhore residents frorn
Pon C"e , thl' a:s lund ':. St:C"Ond
largest city.
l1 S. National Wcuther Ser vice
om cials:•<"alling David "one of
the great hurncanes of this cen
t ury," said the s torm had
gathered force overnight, but
had veered slightly south. They
predicted it wouJd pass 80 miles
south ot Ponce at midday.
French authorities reparted 12
persons injured on Guadeloupe
a nd IS on Martinique when the
s torm struck Wednesday, and
s a id ther e was considerable
damage o n the two French
\ari bbean is lands. including
:.C'\'ere damage to the banana c-rop
Thl'r<' 11oNe unconfirm~ re
ports form ham radio operators
of hl'avy casualties a nd devasta·
t1 o n on th e third island ,
Do minica .
Gale winds, gusting to more
than SO mph, sent patio roofs
su1Jing in beach areas in Ponce
a nd San Juan. reportedly injur·
ing gix persons in San Juan's
Condado section.
Forecasters said the storm
was centered at latitude 16.4
degrees north and 65.5 d egrees
"t.'St. movin~ westward at 15
mph at 9 a m 1\l dayb rt>ak .
l>;i \'HI pa!>:-.c·d about 80 mile.,
aouthemmoet ol lht U S Vlr111n
lalanda
Or J osf' Colo n, ch1~r
mettof'OlOllat ln San Juan, 1uaid
the storm's concentrated center
and southward coune might
spare Puerto Rlco'i south ro1uit
from heavy wand 41......,,,
f'on;cuters p~ted Dnld
would move on to Cabo Bnta.
the 110uthernm08t point of lht-
Domlnican Repubbc, by lah• af
ternoon.
"Wh e n th ~y paiss lh t•
Dom1111nw Rt•pubh<'. th1tl'!> lht>
point where they us uitlly turn
north towurd Cuha or the Unil••d
States," it m c~ln·r or t ht•
Weather Serv1cc s tart i.u1d
"Some go stralKht west toward
Mexico and some jWJt die out.
but this one doesn't look Uke It's
going to die out."~
With maximum winds back to
lSO mph, David roared into the
Caribbe an b e twe e n the
Windward Islands of Dominica
and Martinique on Wednesday
Guadelou p e is north of
Dominica.
Regular co mmuni catio ns
c h annels were knocked out, but
sketchy radio re ports intercept·
ed by ham rndio operators s::ud
hundreds of houses were flut
tened on Martinique and
Domiruca.
Louis Block. a n am at eur
operator in Cleveland, said a
barn operator transmitting from
Roseau, the capital ol Dominica
r eported "houses all around him
a re fiat -no phones, no clec·
tricity."
The broadcast said 200 to 300
houses in the immediate ,arcH
had been d estroyed , but no
deaths or injunl's had been n•
purled yet, Block !':.a ad
"'"-....... THE GREAT RABBIT ATTACK CAPTURED BY AP CARTOONIST JOE YENINAS
In AbMnce of Offtd•t Picture, Thie le How It Might Have H•ppened
Carter Battles Bunny
President Victim of Hare-raising Attack
By Baoou JACKSON
W ASlllNGTON (AP ) -There
are fish s tories a nd then there
are rabbit stories This is a rab
bit story
It also 1s lt presuJcnl ~tory.
wht<'h 1s why thNc isn't <tn y
publ1sh1•d pi<'t un· of the rabbit
Ot th\.' pn•s1dt•nt More on that
later
ll see m ::. that Pr<'~idt·n t
Carter, fishing near his home in
Plains. Ga , las t sprin~. was at·
tacked by a swammin~. htSsang
r a bbiL, which m ade for ha!>
canoe.
He beat the beast back with a
cunoe paddle.
Carte r was unharmed. There
was no word on the fate of the
rabbit.
T he rabbit, whil"h the pres1
de nt later guessed was neeing tn
pnnsC' from a pr<.'<lator, a ctual!
swam toward lht• c.rnoe fr()m
whk b Carter was flabang m a
pond.
ll was hissing, teeth bared a nd
nos trils flared. us it headed
s tr a1~hl for lht· JHt·~adenl
Curter tlrov1· 1t off wi th lh1: pad
dh·
l'rt•s!->ed fnr det;u b today dur
1ng a visit to Atla11t<•. the prcs1·
d c:nt said · ll w<t ., 1ust a ruce,
quic·t. typa r:.al Gl'<>rg1a ral1h1t ..
But when < 'artn told tht t& I•·
or the aquatic attack rabbit.
somt-of has <'lo'>t'\l aide~ M'<Jfft·d
''E verybody knows r a blJll:.
don't s wim,'' s aid one former
skeptic
The president had proof A
White House photographe r had
m adc photographs of the presi·
dent fi sh&ng and rending off the
bunny Apnl 20
Carll'r ordered a print of the
pho tograph t() show lhe doub
lcr~ 1'.:' t•n lhJt 1hdn t "''"' in1·1·
lh•·m at f1r~l
enlargement of the photo. "It
was a rabbit, all right." aaid the
staff member. after looking at
the enlarged photo
Another aide agreed
· It was a killer rabbit." lha'i
aadt: :-.rud .. The pre51denl wa:.
!>wangm~ for his life."
The Wh ite House has refused
t() release the photograph. •
'The~ arf' JU!'.t certain ston es
<ibout th" prc!-.1dcnt th:.at mui.t
forever remain s hrouded 1n
m:i !>ll'r~ ' '>aid deputy pre~:.
s~cretary Rex Granum.
No Salvage
Of Monitor
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Electric Q)mpan.y wareboule at
1802 Kett.eriJla.
The workers had been atrtp-
plns the noon there with a paint
remover known u Weat rip veoo
when fumes from the liquid
be1an to make them coup. The
a ubltance contains nammable
ingredient.a that are danaeroWI
to the eyes, lun~ and 1kln.
A tire department spokesman
aald they were using too much of
the concentrated liquid and were
hosing the paint removec' out the
door of the warehouse when they
started feeling the effect.a of the
fumes.
A county Environmental
Management A1ency e mployee
driving put the build1ng notJced
what was happening and called
flrefilbt.en.
0 nee the wo rkers were
evacuated, sand dikes were built
around the building and In the
gutter to prevent the spr ead of
the solution into lhe sewer
system.
Two police officers sent to the
scene to control traffic were th"
llrl'll to become ill. Orti~rs Eric
Bianchi and CindJ Jordan com·
plained ol ni.usea, vomiting and
breathing difficulties.
Both were treated at Irvine
Park Medical Center and re-
leased.
L ater in tbe afternoon, as
c leanup e fforts continued,
another officer s uffered the
same symptoms while directing
traffic. Officer Dale Garcia was
also treated and releas ed
Al that point. offtcaals hehcvcd
the ~1tuat1on wa~ under conlml,
with the pa i nt r c movl'r
varuum.:d uµ
But Wedn1•'>da} night . officers!
M ariu Acuna --a.._nd Tom M~
were dnvmg in their P1ft'rol car
about four blocks from the scene
of th(• chemical spill when they
spottt"<I the vapQr cloud ahead
Ori v1 n~ on Ke ttering near
Armstrong, they began to f~l 111
a:. their citr passed th rough th•·
cl<1ud . whwh thl'y estimatt'(I 111
be a !)(Jut 20 feet wide and r1· '
stmblang fo~
Thl'Y t'"' wcri· la 11•r tr1•al1«l
anti n·l<':."1-d
) -.uuth 11 ( S t C'roax, th e "You l'llU ld .,,.,. ham 1t1 ltw
C:tnOl' \.\llh ht.., Jli.1flill1 rill'l'd
~nd you ('1>uld s et· ~oinethlni! an
the wal<'r.' saa<l tht> doulJtt'r
W o\c:;llJ;'\'l.TO:'lj IAP 1
The 1!<1\ernm1,nt h..a:. 1h·
n <l•·rl .1~.ttn 'l tr• 1n ~ 1•1
r a I ... t' I h j• • I \ I I "' .• I
1r11nrl <id l 'SS Mon1l•1r
from 1ts 1.wean ,Rrrn e off
:-lortb C m 1hna berause t)f
It' l"'ltlreuwh fra~1 l•· ('on
d 1t11111
bl'•ll11·1 .uHI fari· tl1·pJrl nwnl 1n
'"''lli.!Jl•1r'> 'c1ll1·rl lo lh•· M'c n ..
~'"'I du·tJ 1h1· .tr •,, 111 " ~:.11n .11
lt'mpl to Inc ;ilt• th1• '>1tllr<'f' ()f th1•
rht•m1c.1I 'l11ul1 lh th;,st tam•
th{• fog lll-.1 · '11por h·ad c:cm111k•·
ly dt'>IJP.·a rc~t DOCTOR ...
Jurors would say he was inno
('t•nl," said K<1s~ab . a !'. Mac·
Donald was led away.
Kassab and h.is wi(e. Mildred,
of Cranbury, N.J ., purs ued pros·
eculion afte r the Army found
the> c hnrgei; against Mac Donald
"not true," taking their case to
the Justice Department until a
gra nd jury indicted MacDonald
an 1975.
"We feel vindic<Jted We can
rest in peace now," Ka ssab said.
"Sir, I'm not J{Ullty." Mac-
Oonold told U.S. District Judge
Franklin Dupree Jr. before sen·
tenci ng. "I don't t hink the court
h a s heard a ll the e vidence.
That's all I have to say."
The jury returned verdicts of
second-degree murder in the
deaths of Mrs. MacDonald and
Kimberly. MacDona ld was con-
victed of first-degree murder in
the death of Kristen.
Prosecutors conte nded Mac·
Donald killed his wi fe in a rage
a nd may have hat his eldest
daughter with the initial blow.
They a r gued he s tabbed his
youngest daughter and then
himself 1n an effort to cover up
his actions, and invented his
story tha t four drug-cr at.ed in·
truders killed hig family and
stabbed him.
MacDonald contended he
awoke the nJl(ht ol the kUlinp to
find lour people -one of them a
woman c hanting "Acid ls
groovy. Kill the pigs" -In bis
homr .
f'ew jurors would talk about
their verdict, which cume after
three ballo\1\ and -. restroom
conference between three who
had initially voted lor acquittal,
according to some jurors.
"We just couldn'l have come
back with a hun1 jury after nine
year s . We h ad to have a
verdict," said one j uror who
asked not to be named.
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FRIENDS SHOCKED • • •
NURSE SPIZIRI hadn't been called as a witness, but
Wednesday she talked of the doctor 's excellence as a
physician and his compassion.
"He 1s a difficult man to describe, but he is a part of
the e mergency roqm family," she said. "There have been
s ome <b:tors who were not."
There were other emergency stttion personnel willing
to talk following the guilty decision Wednesday All believe
Dr. MacDonald to be incapable of murder
SOME WERE angry with Wednesday's deci&ion . One
woman called the South Carolina jurors "bigots." Another
questioned, ''How could the <bleeps) be so s tupid?"
Dr. Stephen Shea of Huntington Harbour learned of the
guilty verdict at about 2 p.m. The 32-year-old , blond.
bearded physician awakened by the telephone.
He had worked the center's night s blfl.
"I was very, very shocked," he said.
"I've said it a miJlion limes today, my feeling is one of
just total disbelief/'
To Dr. Shea MacDonald is more than a professional
colleague .
''He is one of f?IY best friends,'' Shea said .
HE MET MACDONALD at St. Mary u an lntem rotat·
mg through the emer1ency department in 1971, the year
MacDonald began working there.
In 1972, the aame year MacDonakl wu named d1rector
of e m ergency medicine, Shea joined his 1Wf.
·'He is an e xcellent physician and an excellent
teacher. He always baa lime for paramedics and medical
student.a," Shea said.
Shea and MacDonald spent a sreat deal of their social
time together, Sbea said. Both enjoy •ports and played
together on football. baalletbaU and softball teams.
D&. SHEA UVE8 at GG Calhoun Drive ln Huntin1t.oo
Harbour, just a few bloeka from MacDoaald 's waterfront
condominium on Mariner Drive. "Of all the people J know ritht now, he 'a the most 1lv·
Ing friend I know," said Shea. "Knowina blm lor more
than seven years, 1 know he d1dn't commit the crimes he'a
~ccused of."
Shea was a mover In the June disco-dinner which
raised $:v>,OOO for l>r. Ma<-Donald's defense fund
He rultu:d $100,000 in less thun eight hours in 197S to
meet MacDonald's bail when he was Indicted by a federal
grand JUry for his (am1Jy's murder&.
NOW, SHEA SA VS, he ls standing hy for unother fund·
raising pffort If lbe federlll Judge will allow ball for lhe
convicted doctor
"There are a lot of people who 1tron1ly believe ln this
mun," Shea said, clasping hla hand.a before him. "Support
for J eff has alwayH been an easy lhinl to get."
Shea reculled that hia friend .bad once tAlked of the
deaths of bla wife a.nd children. "I h•d read a Time
magazine article,'' Shea remembered. "He offered his
side. It was obviously very painful for him to talk about
ll."
Shea saJd he has been In touch with hla friend by phone
almost dall)'.
"11\11 mornln1 they Cthe MacDonald defenae party ln
Raleip) had a l 1otnc on how fast e innocent verdict
would come ln.
"J eff was ex
declJion Wednesday
in tbe afternooo by
at.or of the med.teal
•••a.n IAID ••cDOuld'• eaact wordl al t.be Uaae of tbe 'meetial wen, "f doD'l '" bow JOU could do -~-·" r at the lllMpltal belie UM eoldMa of t.be dis·
mllul .
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RUl you 1•011ldn 'I tell wh<1I 1t
11o a !> 11 n iu Id h J" ,. IJ1·1•11
:.an) thini:
So thl· pre>btdent C1rdcrl"d u11
Pio~er Races
Tou:ard &;ttun1
MOUNTAIN Vlf,:W <AP l As
P1on~r 11 raced to w1th1n I 5
million miles of Sat urn today.
s<'i entisls w1·r <' sca r <'hin~
through fr..sh d ata for du(-s to
explain th-=· ring1•d planet !-.
we i rd t w11 tonrd moon th11t
set:ms unllkt· any than~ t-bc in
the 5olar Sy\tt•m
The unmanned ship. soanng
through s pace a t morl' than
21,000 mph. IS to fly Within 12.950
miles of Saturn on Saturday
P iont'e r 1s mankind 's firs t
emissary to the golden pl unet
and its dau llng rings
Sc1entisLc; a t mas::.io n control m
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration 's Ames
Research Cente r here rtte1ved
meas urements Wednesday of
the moon lapetus after Pioneer
made its closest approach al
644, 180 miles -to the strange
moon.
A M.•ne~ ()( d1v'"'~l<1 tht·
wreck the pa.t>l fou r we-eks
yn·lded f'v1dence. that th.-
!> h Ip has deterio r a t ed
seriously a!ter J17 years
under watH . and may
ha\•l' sufflored further
d a m age fr o m d •p th
charJ(l"S <lruppcd d urin~
World War 11, ofhc:1ab
sau1 Thursda)
R1<-hard I\ Frank, be ad
of lht• l'ataonal Oceani<'
Jnd Altnn!l pheric Ad
m1n1c;1r:.it1on. Sdld the go\'
ernml'nt \.\Ill :.i:.:-.cmbh· J
p~nl•l of t'XP('rl:. to dt>
term1nt• 1f h 1-.1onralh
s ign1f1l·:.ant parts of the
vessel should be r a1!>cd and
preservedforpubhc \'Jf'W.
Nuke T est Held
LAS VEGAS . Nev CAP> A
JOml U.S.·Bnt1s h underground
nurlear test was conducted Hl
the Nevada test site Wednesda\.,
the Department of Energy an-
nounced. The weapo ns-related
lf'St had a yield or between 20,000
a nd tS0.000 tons or TNT.
T h.it , ""h••n th1· t""li """t1r11\
11ffic 1·r., romplJtn•·d of Ill t•H•·et:o.
Th•• ~u.irch "'ere tm duty <11 th1·
nearby Pe rtee• Computer 01rp
ClffaC'e at 17112 i\rm!>trun~
Guard J ames Moore corn
plained of ey<· irritation and
guard Bob Margen !>on said he
h ;.a rl :i n Up')rl' !-.lCHIHH h and
headache
M aq~enson was treated at the
'>l't•nl· by par:imt·chr.., and lh•·n
tak1·n to Tus l111 Commun1 1y
J1 11 ... p1tal
1-;, 1•n thnu~h th1· t11oo l'h1•m1<·al
11w1d••nt... 1wt111'1 t·d 111 I ht• '>am•·
~···n1·r~d ;'""! ir1 vl':.l1 J!at11 r'i
pl.1 \•·cl c1o"" n iJny ('onnection
betWl'CD Lht'm
A fire departm ent proht•r said
th•· 1·lou<1 .... as ')lmµly "very
e lu-.1v1• ..
l.ffinard said by the time firl'
and Jlr quality offlc1:.als had e1r
r1 vcd Wednesday n1J?hl. the•
<'loud had disappeared without a
trJl'~.
The area 1s mostly industnal
a nd ther e was no n eed to
evacuate a ny reside nces, of·
facials said.
The Unmounted Diamonds Listed Below
Arrived too late for our CJlant
Diamond Cutter Closeout last week
The last sale lot -I 2 diamonds only
5990 PER CARAT
0 .... 6000 TMlou.+f SAT .. S.,.. ht.
SIU IHAPI
.90 cts Ovat
9• eta MarQulM
1 02 eta Pear
1 05 C18 He~
1 06 cts Oval
1 10 els Heart
RACITl'S UNIQUE
DIAMOND GUARAMTIE
MON.• rRI,
10 1.m. • 61> m
SATURDAY 101.m •• a o.m.
SIU
1 13 eta
1 15 eta.
1 34 cts
1 38 cts
1 •7 cts
1 89 els
SHAN
Aetrt
Heart
Oval
Heart
Marau1se
Pear
BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTINGS
1
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Orange Coast
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N.V. Stoeks
VOL. 72, NO. 242. 3 SECTIONS, 44 PAGES O RANG E COU NTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1979 N FIFTEEN CENTS
• e's Fluor Inks Synthetic Fuel Pact
A subs1tilur)1 o! Jr.lne·:. 1-'luor
Corp. and a South A!ncan pro
ducer of synthetic fue ls an
nounced an agreement today (QT
the marketing and use of ~pitl
con version technology 10 the
U.S.
O ff icial s Cro m F lu or
Engineers and Constructo rs Inc
a nd Sasol. the South African
company which has worked 10
synthetic fuels tor more than 20
y(',1rs, anno unced the agrccrnent
Hl Johannesburg
In Irvine , whe re Fluor ha:. 1ti.
interna tio n a l he adqua rterll.
spokesmen ha1d th\> gual m this
rountry would be to help cut
America n rch anct.• on foreign
vii
Dic k Chew. project manager
for F luor, said the proce~s al·
low~ for tht' c·onver!;i1on of cual lo
transport fuel .is u mean~ of
~ t! 111.~ r al 1 n g ne w sou n · t."S u f
ener gy. although there would be
other che mical applications of
the process as well
Sasol. which was des cribed <i!:>
a South Afnc·an government cor
µoration fo r which public share-.
retenUy went on sale ha!> the onl'
commerc1al 011.frum·coal pl:u;t
now 1n operation, Fluor offlc1ab
Sa)
ChC\\ ':.i1d tht• <·u mpany hu:-
had s uc h a p hml :-.1nce 1955
where 011 and chemical reed
stocks have been produced from
011
In the African nat1on·s eastern
T ra nsvaal area, another coal
conversion project 1s under con
s lruct1on by f'luor I t 1s
scheduled to open in early 193>
A third unit 1n the design stage
al fo'luor will bt• loc<Jled ne xt to
the second plunt Jnd mon• than
Iran Shuns U.S. Fuel
Says Shipment May Be Sold for Prof it
WASHINGTON <AP l Th(·
president of Iran's na tional 011
company has said publicly h1!'.
nation does not need the ship
m ent of refined diesel oil a nd
kerosene which the Carter ad·
ministration approved recently,
the W asltiogton St ar repo rted to
d ay.
The oil products mig ht be re
sold by !ran al a orofil. the Star
21 Babies,
Moms Flee
Sinoke
T\\ enty·one mother!> <imJ their
newborn rnfants had to bt·
ev;.icuatcd from the matcrruty
\\ard a l H oag M e m o ri a l
Hospital in Newport Beach afte r
s mokt> from an ove rheated fan
fll le d the ward Wednesday
ni~ht.
A hospital spokes woman said
t h e re was no Cire , but a
spokeswoma n for lhe Newport
Be a ch Fire Department s aid
fire men reported that the over·
he ated fan c aug ht fire and
burned an a rea about one foot
square .
A second alarm was declared
1n the incident that occurred al
a bout 7:45 p.m. t>ccause the first
fireme n on the scene we re con·
ct.>rn ed about the large amount
of s moke coming from the utility
room where the fan is localed.
In all. a total of eight NC'wport
Beach and Or ange County fire
trucks raced to the hospital.
The mothe rs and babies were
moved from their wing into
hallways in other parts of the
hospital while fire me n worked
T h e hospita l spokeswoman
sa id the patients were returned
lo their rooms at about 10 p.m.
after the hospital's housekeep
Inf? staff scrubbed the walls and
floor~
Storm May Send
Oil to Mexico
CORP US CH RISTI, T e x as
CAP > A n e w tro pi cal
depression drifting towa rd the
T e xas coast could send the flow
of oil from a runaway Mexican
well back toward Mexico, Coast
Guard officials say.
Reconn aissa nce flights a nd
satellite picture s detected a
tropical 'depression 475 miles
east of Browns ville ea rly today.
Coast
Weather
L a te night a nd mid·
morn ing low cloudiness
otherwise fair through
Friday. Lows tonilht in
Jow lo middle 60s. Highs
Friday in m ld -70s at
beaches lo mid..,_ inland.
q uot ed lhC' I ranian off1t1al .
Hassan Naz1h, as :,a y ini::
ll owever, a Wh ite ll o u:-t•
s pokeswo man said or the two
mtlhon barrel:. of refined 011 pn,
d ucts, "We don"t think Wlcre's
a ny q uestion of Iran reselli ng
this very small quantity for ~·
profi t.··
T he spokeswoman. Palrict:t
Bario, !>aid NaZLh had ::.aid 111
lr;rn tht• rt:fint·d d1t"'t·I 11il a111t
kC'roscm· \\ere hl'lllJ.: purr hawtl
·as :i pn·caut11111 lO 1nsurt· lh~tl
I r an had suffic1<'11t qu;inllt ll"S th1..,
winter "
··It "as in th1 .., contt•id th<it "'1
dpprovcd this tr~n:-al't 1011 ..,h1•
:.aid Tht> SLar. c1ttng a tran:-t·ript 11(
ii rcn·nt Tehran r nd111 hro.1d
l'a:o.L. quoted Naz1h. pr.-..,11l1•nl M
Not Alone
Lone Ranger Mobbed at Court
LOS ANGELES U\r') 1\etor
Clayton Moor1•. wh1i w<1rt.> ht.,
mask to court ltl<fav lo battle for
his r ight to ;1µpc:-ir :1:-the Lone
Ranger. was mobbed by autu
gr a ph s~ker:-. moment:. befon·
the• JUd~e disqualified h1m!>c lf
without explanatwn
As Moore appe a red 1n the
courthouse ha llway, a youthful
passer p eer e d thro u ~h the
c rowd. turned to a friend and
yelled : "You know who that
masked man 1s? That 's the Lone
Ranger!"
Superior Court Judge J erry
Pacht said he has been inundat·
ed with letters defending Moon'.
who played the Lone Ranger for
years on te levision.
Pacht said one fan suggested
in a telegram "that I make an
a na tomical d1s pos1t10n o r the
tern pora ry rc•strainmg order I
issueC: ··
Pachl did not spC'C:tfy h1:0. rca
sons fo r disri ualify1ng h1 m~wlf
but sa id it had nothing lo do with
a n yone in t h e c a se li t>
transferred the• case lo Superior
Court Judge Vernon Foster. who
was to hear it later in the d<1y
Moore. who sa id he is 64 . wort
his black mask. a white cowboy
hat and a rust colored cowboy
style suit as he greeted well
wishers and signed authographs
in the hallwav
• • 1 ·vc portrayed the l.on1·
Ranger for over 30 year:.," he
s aid. "I ~hall continue to make
per sonal a ppear ances all ov<:r
the country fo r my thousands of
rans.
·"They say I'm too old and uul
of condit ion to be the Lone
Hanger However. my waist is
34 and l "m 10 pounds lighter
t ha n I was when I portrayed the
Lone Ran~er. ··
Moore has been battling Lone
Ranger Television. Inc .. a sub-
sidiary of the Wralher Corp.,
which wants to prohibit him
from appe aring a round the
countr y dressed as lhc Western
hero.
AP W1,.. ..... 10
LONE RANGER RETURNS
Ac1or Clayton Moore
Newport Curfew Flap
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lr,1111.111 ~11\1•1111111·11! t h11UJ,!hl 11
"'ou ltl rwt•d t h1· r l'hOt·d oil pr,,.1
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Two More
Join Scl1ool
Board Race
\ t lt•:1.,1 t \\ 11 111or1· runrwr-.
h." 1· 1·m1·rv1·d 111 th•· 1 .u·1· f11r '1""' on l hl '"~l'ttrl \1 1·'J
'rhool bt>tard
Ftl1n1-t n1Jm111a t1nn PJl•t·r..,
W<·d 11esd,I\ aftt.>rnoon \\1th thP
('1111111 y lh'J!IStrar or Vnll'r:-. was
H 1• v n a I cl I' 1 11 f' t H • r 11 f 2 4 4 3
Fnr.dham f)rl\ 1• 1n C'o:-.ta ~11•o;a ..,
l 11lll'i.:t.> P.1rl.. "'< 111111 l'•·llt·t11·1.
"ho d esrriht>d h1m:o.t.'lf "'" J
realtor associate. thu.., <icrlarl'O
his cand1dacv in Trustct• Arca:!.
th1• t riani;:IC' ·rormed bv Nc·wport
;ind Harbor boulC'\'ards and th<.'
Cn..,la Mc·sa r1tv limits
,\ l'>O f1lln;: Wc·<lnt·Mla y wa-.
Ann Hc:rnpr<'. 2361 Azure AH·.
Sunta Ana ll t·1 i::ht ~ Mr s
H1•auprt• 11l1•nt1fu~d hNM.·lf a'> a
.,h1pp1n1-t < l1·rl-. \olunt<:N Shl·
"'Ill he runnin1~ 10 Trustct• An•u
:1, "h1c·h 111C"lud1·.; th1• \.\'(•'>lchff ,
;\1 :anni·r' .rntl flayrn·~l ..,t·c·twn:-.
11f "'\t'wport lli'~11·h .d unJ.! \\Ith
p.1rl of t'•"t ('n,la ;\k,,1 and ~an
t .1 1\ 11;1 ll1·1).!ht:-
lho,1cll1m· for filing ~;1-; ~pm
lod,I\ for lhc four ';1n111t·1<·~ on
t h1• "l'' t·11 rnt>ml)l'r 'l'hool ho~11 d
Gold Reaches
Record S 319
1.0'\()(),, 1.\1'1 {;old
prl<'l'' rt1('k1•t1•d to rt•1•11n1
h I J.! h~ lod.1 ~ in ht•(•t w tr .111
1ng 1n Lw1don ,111d Zurn h
c;otd r1·a<'h1•tl S31!l l:l .in
11u n c•1• 1n l.o nd11n th1·
h1J?h1''' pr 11·1· 1·n ·1 rnr lht•
pri'C·1ou' 11wt.JI In Z1111<"11.
11 1 r . .H1t·d :it S31!1 2~1, Ufl
SJ i5 from Wt•dnC'sduy
Meanwhile . the dollur
rose for thl' ei~hlh :-.tra1ght
day 1n J a pan but wa -.
g1•nNally lower in Europ1•
The dollar rlo..,cd 1n Tokyo
at 22 1 675 yen com pared
with 221 42.'> V•·n al Wc•<l ne~day·~ C'lo:;1:
Skate Shops Supported
Owners of skate rental shops
in Newport Beach got a reprieve
on a recently imposed city
curfew when an Orange County
Superior Court judge ruled Wed·
neaday that the law ls unfair.
Judie Alicemarle St otler
granted a preliminary lnjunc·
tion to prevent enforcement of
the new ordinance at the request
of attorney James Toledano who
represents six s kate rental
1bop1.
The., law in queatlon required
1bops to cloN their skate rental
o~radom at 10 p.m. u part of a
cit)' effort to reduce alle1ed dis·
turbaneet caUMd by J.ate.nlaht
1kate ....
In ll'antiftl tbe preUmlnary
order, Judp &oUer beld that ratridian al nn&aJ bou,. wu'
AD =:.nate way to .olve
the . \
City Manage r Robert Wynn
said today no plans have been
made for the city's next step.
He said he and Ma yor Paul
Ryckoff will consider severai op·
lions.
WyM said the city may want
to let the preliminary order
stand and fight lbe legal battle
al an upcoming hearing on a
permanent In.junction . No date
bas be(!n set for that he aring.
He said another possibility
would be to make use of another
new ordinance which gives the
clty council authority t o ban
roller sk.allng on certain streets.
So far, no ban bas been enacted.
The ordinance which could be
u.aed to Mt up the skat.lq ban
waa 1pproved earlier UUs tum·
mer becau.e al complaint.a aJ.
le•ln1 that altaten pus aaf et.y
h11ardl Oft Batb6a Taland. •
l
Police Chief Charles Gross
talked councilme n into holding
off on the ban while he tried an
education and enforcement pro·
g rnm called O peration Safe
Skate.
Today he sa id a meeting was
h e l d w i th Balboa Is l and
merchanL'I and residents Wed·
nesday night and those attend·
ing agreed that~ p rogr am had
s ucceeded in reducing the skat·
Ing hazard problem.
Gross said he doesn't favor us·
ln1 the ban to solve late night
skating problems . He would
rather see whatever problems
there are controlled through ex·
ls tlng ordinance•.
W yM abo noted that beceusr
councllmen can't take any •c·
lion until after the Labor Day
weekend, lt'a possible that
not.b1n1 .SU be done until q.xt
sprtn1 .•
double the project's s ize and
capacity.
Under the terms of the agree·
m ent announced today, Fluor
and Sasol will provide over all
consulting ser vices and reas1bili·
Ly studies as well a !) prepare
basic design packages for any
energy fi rm or ut1hty intere!>ted
in buddrng such a plant
The two firm~ abo will pro·
'1dc other technical 'erv1ce-. as
required during the e ngineenng,
construction and initial opera·
lion stages of the facilities.
Officials al the Irvine head·
quarters s aid that Sasol has the
technical know·how in the coa l
ton vers ion process a nd Fluor
will provide the marketing ex·
pert1s •
Che w said Fluor will be '"ac
lively e ngaged '" in bringing the
process to everyone's attentJon
HE'S GRATEFUL FOR HIS EDUCATION
Alan Adams Repays Scholarships
De's Grateful
Sclwlarslzips Repaid
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0t tfW 0..h P 11;M ~Utt
·\Ian :\dam ... 11( '''"" p11rt H1·at h <.lid <.11mclh1nJ.( no on•· h~•~ t'\t'r dorw h<·fori·
flt• r<•ri:11rl 1h1• 'lal• '"h11IJr!:>h1p fund for tht· gr;rnt 11
J\A. :.inlt'd him \\':.tr., bt'fon·
Ad.1m' :lfi "h11 upp1·rl ha' dnnat1on l•• 1·m<·r 1nflJt1<1n
.il-..11 • rrpa1c1 · "<'ht1IJr,h1p-.. h1· d n ·t't'l\l:d from tht• Hot.in
<'l11h un<l lht· California Alumni A-.:.Ol'tut1on
OFFICIAi-" O t· T llE C'allforn1a Studt•nl ,\1c. ('nm
m1..,:-.1on. \\h1ch .ca'<· hint h1-. l:iq?t·~t .,1·holarsh1p. 'dtd 11
"a~ lht• f1r:-l lln1l' 111 lht• 23 H·:.ir h1~l t1r} of the• pro~ram
that a grateful gradu.itt• h.i cl cornt• lwtk "1th a donation
·I -'!Ut':-.., tht· 1<11•J 1·.1m1· la.,t '''Jr · 'J1d Adam:-.. 1
p::irtnrr in lnn·stor' H•·.11 Es1a11 · St·n ll"l'S 1n Costa Mesa
·1 s tartl'd ~oing b:.t<•k 111 ('hurrh m.ivhe that hall
"UffiC'lhlllg to c111 With II . .
111• ~aid ht• fC'lt 1t ":i:-•11t h r1•;"on.1bll' to 1nrludt• the <'x
tr.1 rton:i11on Lt• cover 111flat1im \\h1c:-h h.i.., bt>c·n more than
JO(I pt•r('t'nl ..,IO('{' ht• l!I .Ht u.1tl'll rrom l T Hcrkclcy IO 1966
Tllf: ST\TI: Sf llOl..\RSHIP hC' rec-rived came to
about SJ. IM . hut h1· n ·1•.11<I S:!,WlO The Rotary gave him
$500 ancl h1• ~a' 1• ha<·k St.::..ot)(). whlll' thl' alumni scholarship
I)( S·H>O "as rt•p:11d "1th S900
·'I lt•lt 11 wa:-j pe rsonal 1lt•bt to help perpetuat e lht·
system, .. s;.11d Adams, a QUll't uut inte nse person. "'There's
.1 lway.., going tc. be• kids that need help. For some rea-
:-.on. nohody l'Vl'r ~' "l'~ mom·~ to the sta te fund.··
State officials s aid his S2.HOO has enabled them to give
an extra award this yC'a r Tht•y 'iatd 66,000 applications
WC'rC' rece1vC'd lh1~ year for 14.900 dWards.
i\Ot\MS' DONATION WAS given to Ba rrington Elliott.
a 17 vear·old freshman b1oenl!1nf'cring science stude nt at
UC San Diego who 1s working 1n a doughnut shop this
sum mer to save money for collC'gc. offic ials said
Adams recalls the s umm er.; he worked during college
at a variety or Jobs 1n a warehouse. a sheet metal shop.
an aircraft machine s hop. a water healer control company
and a hbra ry while he earned his degree in mechanical
engineenng
He s aid he couldn "t huv1· attended college without the
schola rs hips
"MY FAmER HAD A heart attack when I was young
and we were on welfare most of lhe lime I was in high
school,·· Adams said.
He has since gone on to study real estate a nd, at his
own expense, earned an MBA at Pepperdine University.
As a result of his repayment of his alumni scholarship,
Adams was asked and agreed to s erve on a committee in·
terviewing applicants for scholarships this fall.
He said the ca ndidates he helped int.ervie w came from
central Los Angeles and m ost were black.
"111EV WERE REALLY sharp kids," "dams said. "I
rem e mber one really good· looking guy who want~ to be a
Supreme Cou.rt justice. He had a vivacious personality
you instantly liked the guy
"'Even the ones that didn't win had their feet on the
ground and knew where they were going."
Adams said he hopes to see others re pay their
scholarships by making donations to lhe Calllomla Student
Aid Comm~ion.
"For a IOl of people an educaUon is a Ucket to a better
future," he said. "It's a lso wb1t lt takes to bave lnformed
cltliens and make democracy work ."
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TtDO Trapped
Newport Beach firemen spent 30 minutes
Wednesday night cutting two Long Beach
men out of this car that went off Back
Bay Drive and overturned al 11 :30 p.m.
near San Joaquin Hills Road. Police iden·
tified the two men as Brett Lawlar. 20.and
Michael Took 17 . They were taken to
Hoag M<'monal Hospital for tr;eatment of
abrasions, t•ontusions a nd lacerations
Bail Ruling
In Kidnap
Continued
A. federal magai.trate con ·
lrnued a bail reduction hearing
today for extor tion s uspect
Larr y DonaJd Smith of Newport
H«ach a fter S mith'i:. attorney
"'1thdrew from th<> case
The hearing. that wai. held lo·
rt :iy bt-fon• Magis trale Hachard
ti .1milton 1n Santa Ana, was
b.1., .. d 1111 a 11111tion ftlrd by &l
t11rn1·y l..1rr" KirM·hc:nh&um to
h ·, \ t-111~ d1t·nt rt-leti'>ed from
0 1 an~1· Countv Jail on his own
rf •<-o.: Ill/ :Jn••f•
S mith 411 . o r 464 0 Park
N1 ·wport, ha.'> Ix-en held then·
•1111·1· Suraday an lat·u of $100,000
ti.i d f(1ll11v.•inJ{ has ;i rrest on
ft-dt>r<tl t-XlortlfJn chJrit<''>
S mtih'-, rt·le;1:-;1· W (l~ b<·inJ~
1><1ughl :t'> Nr•wport 1!1·11d1 poltr·c·
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1•.,l.1 l>ll·,h ·• murr1l'r <'ai.c• <igain~l
h11n
K1r'><•h1·nhaum 11111111 nol lw
n·a dal'(I 1mmetl1at1•ly lo C"om
m l·nl on hn1 withdrawal from thl·
("ii"f'
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ttw h.,tl 1 .... 11ang~111 hr· rnov1·!1 \11
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t111111•tf hl',Jrtlll! h:1'> 111'1 n M•I
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and !"Bl ai:l·nt~ we1 •· 11n Ii and 1n
Scint;_i 1\11a Iha:> n1<1rn1ng to op
p,,..,,. ii h;,i1I reduC'\t<>n based rm
th1·11 protw or S mith ., rolt:-an th1·
d1 .,~ppt•a ran r 1· of Ca rol yn
M ury<inn Bealer , :!4, of Garden
G1ov1
~t111lh ha~ told inveMigators
thJl -.,,.,., B1·aln wus a wilhng
pJ r 111·11>•1111 111 ;1 fakPd k1<1nap
IJllH' 111 wh1dt $)(J(J,000 ransom
"':s~. rlt•m:rndi•d (Jf h er brother,
LM r y ,. IJX of Anuh1•11n
.':;tt>leti Boat I
A ./<>y R ide?
:o-;1·wr)(1rt ~·;wh r;11lln ~aid lti
day thi· theft of a 4'I fti11t '>&Jlbo&t
ri·µortf'd carh..r lhlh morning
1.tpp1·ar1$ to h.av<! l>t!~n a cai>e of
JOY riding
Thi· $J~J.IJOO 1.u B1·ll1· l'oul••
wa ~ take n fro m lh c Lido
-A.n l·horage Aug 12 and re
t'<1vered, slightly datmaged, four
days lalcr near the Warehou.st:
resl~iUrant in Lido Vlllaiie
In vestigat orli i;aid t o da y
anothe r Hulipeclcd yacht theft
case . 1n wh i<·h an 48-root
t rimaran was reported missing,
t urned out lo be a repossession
matter.
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Newport Approves
Taxi Fare Hike
By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ot ,.,. D•oy ~, ... S .. ff
It's going to cost Newport Beach re5idents more to
ride in a taxi owned by Orange Coast Yellow Cab.
Tuesday, members of the Newport Beac h City Council
approved the com pany's applic;ilaon for a five J>(!rcent sur
l.'harge lo cover the inc reuse co~t of fut·l
\ Coun cil member:. were sympathela <' to the propo~al ,
noting that since la:.l October, when the company won a 20
percent fure increase, the co~l of fuf'I has gone u p 5 6 per
cent
Under the approved plan. lht-farei. wall have 11n tiddt•d
20 rent charge for trip char~es up to $fi, with 20-cenl
cha rgc~ added ror e&ch $4 1nC'r•·mcnt ..iftcrthul • * *
AFTER GIVING IT A hv<: month try. N1•wpurt ~arh
C'1ty ('oum·ll m t·mbers huve decided to r.:1vc uµ on the earl y
starting time for their f•vcning tn<:<·tin~i.
Tuesduy <·ounl'tlrnen votl'd unanimously to rl'lurn lo "
7 30 p m start lo th<.' h u'lant•si. '>t:ss1on , whic h has bt:c11
hl•ginning a l 7 pm sanCl' M<Jrch
The e<1rl1c r st;irt1ng t1m1· w;i., lnC'd an <tn a ttempt to
short<•n th<· mN•tangs Hut count' ii men said they 'd go back
l•> a lat1·1 1•v1•n1ng ~•·<.si<•n while i.ticking with the l p m
licgrnnan~ for th<· ;1ftnnoon ... tudy session.
The· new t1m1 • will go anto effect m October
* ••
"1t:WPORT Rt:ACll ('ITV Counral mem bers have put
thr1•1• p rupos1ttons un Lhe hallot for the Apnl 1980 elect1on
0 11 mcw .. ure is in opposition to e proposal from the
N•·wport llarhor Arcu ('tw mhe r of Commerce .
Tht> 1·1t\' counC'il m1·:i 'lure would set the mun1c1pal e.ltt-
111111 d:iH· f1Jr "'>\<'mlt•·r 11f odd numbered years Thi·
dl.1rnlwr nw<ts1ir1· 1.1.11ullf '>t'l ll for November of even num·
tl('rf'<I y1·ur-.
A n11th1·r nt ~ 1·111111<·1 I proposal would set fa ve percent o r
1111· 1n<"r1·;1.,1· 111 ltw ronsumcr prkc index , wh1 chevn 1s
k i..s, ;,.., th•· amount liy whic h their pay is ancrea:.ed e very
ye(Jr
'I he ran al mf'a~un· would change the caly charter's
n•:.adency n .-qw rcmcnls for city council ca nd1d1ttes to reflect
the 30 d<iy mirumum ~c l hy st<ile law. • • • FORMF.R CITV ATTOR NEY Dennis O'Neil ls back on
the municiµal pa yroll. .
Councilmen have <Jgret"d lo pay ham $75 a n hour to
n ·prci.cnt the c aty an matters pertaining to the county
airport
O 'Neil wor ked for the city for 10 years before depart
in~ in June lo jom a private law farm. ••• T HE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION for Reform or
M araJuana Laws ha:.. l>een told by Newport Beach City
Council members that ;i proposed fundraiser isn't gomg to
be held in the cit y park at the Ba lboa Pier.
The license for the pror)(11sed a ll-day concert was
turned down by city s taff members . Orgunizer David
Jacobs sho wed up Monday to appeal the decision
Dressed In a while i;hirt. dork s uit and Ue and wearing
llO Rh(*h, the t>t'ardt·d J <tl.'tibS found hill p le as faJUng On
dear car 1>. Counc1lm1:n urfirm cd the staff decision In a un
unlmoUB vote
Ex-Hughes Official
L.P. Johnson Dies
Lance P Johnson, former
division manager o f Hughes
Aircraft In Newport Beach dicd
Wednesday at the ag~ of 65 .
Mr. Johnson died of a heart al·
tack at Hoag Me morial H06pital
in Newport Be ach. Cr emation
and burial a t sea are planned
through the Neptune Society
A graduate o f Re nsscl uer
P o l y techni c Ins titute and
UCLA's executive program, Mr
Johnson h eaded H ughes '
Ne wport Beach plant from 1951
to 1967.
He then we n t to work for
TRW, Jnc., In Redondo Beach as
director of the manageme nt as·
1l1t1nce office. He was on dis-
ablllty leave al the Ume of hls
death.
Mr. Johnson lived ln Newport
Beach for about 15 years before
moving to I ndian We lls five
years ato.
He aerved t• a representaU ve
of TRW on the U.S. Department
of Def•nH Scl•nc:e Board '1
11peclflcaUon1 and 1tandard1
panel, and waa a part.Der ln the
Palmdale Ltd. lnv .. tmenl lfouP
In Newport Beatb.
Mr. Johnlc>n w11 alao a put
director of U.. Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commtrc•t. -a member ol Town Mall of IAI
Aqelt1, put preaident ol tlM . '
_._, ________ _
.,,
Inters te llar Club In Newport
Beoch, a member of the Balboa
Bay Club and of the Irvine Co8!St
Country C lub and u member or
the Lahain a Yacht C lub In
lluwaii.
In addition. Mr Johnson was a
former m em ber o f th e
California International SaUln1
Associ ation a nd the Balboa
Squ ad ron of the U .S. Power
Squadron
He leaves a dauehter , Lois
Ke lle r of Carmichael, and one
granddaughl.er. Memorial dona·
tjons may be senl lo the Livina
Desert Prese rve, 47900 Portola
Ave., Palm Desert, Calif. 92280
Tru8tee1 OK
'Fat' Budget
A $'72.1 mlWoa budtet that ls
3.1 percent laraer than lut fl•·
ul year'• financial pack11• wu
unanlt'DOUllY approved Wednet·
day nl&hl by Coul Community
Coll••• Dbtrtct lrulteff. Tbe f aUer budcet ii lar,.Jy
du• to increuet lD 1tat. Ud -
11thnated at 71.2 perc.nt of th•
dlltrtet'1 overall income for ft•·
cal im-ao. •
THE GREAT AABBfT ATTACK CAPTURED BY AP CARTOONIST JOE YENINAS
In AbHnce of Ottle4al Ptctur•. Thi• 11 How It Might Have Happened
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Hurricane
Death Toll
Feared High
ttHJDr.F.TOW"I nurh<.t<Jo-.
IA P 1 ilurra·a111· 1>.1vw tl•·v
astatcd the ti ny (. Jrl l.il>e <.tn
island of l>ominit·J IA.hen 1t
s wept throui.th tod1t~. lt•v•·hnl(
virtually til l lh1· h o us •·h an
Ro~w au, tht· i~l<1nd ., 1·<1 p1lul , <Jlld
k1ll1ng at lt-a :.t four peoplt:',
Radio Burbados reported tod1ty
Oo m1nac J ·., Prrm1· M 101s te r
O li ver Snavhrn p redicted th•·
death loll would i.:o "muc h
higher," the rudao r"portt:d
Th1' Barhado-. r1•port w a .,
ba-.<'11 On ,lf'I Ollllh rr1110 dfr..;lrur
r;id10 111wr .1t•1r.., rin Dom1mc:1,
;!<HI mil1 .., l•1 the n<>rthwc-.t. &nd
1·o ul (f 1H1t lw o lhtrw1!'>e con
f1r1111•d
(;(1\\·mm1·11I h111 1Jl1r1!!~ ~< ho111.,
:ind churdH•., on lf0m1nu a w1·r1•
"lwrwd lo .111 1·•.t1rt1:1t1 ·1I f':fl tl0t1
refu~t·t·~ ~h,,.,., film '>~. 1.1.011<.!1•11
hOml'S Wt•re n attf•n<:d by h ur
rac<1n(• wind!». the r 111..l11i n·portcd
Tht• Is land h::t:,, It P'IPlll<illOn or
8 1,000. with alrnut IK .000 111
Rosea11. ()OP or th .. r>'xir•·'>l n tu·
1n thf• c1·nlr;il Canlilw.1n
Jfurn1·anc· I>a vul, on1· rif th•
mosl dani.:erous u( ttw ~Ith c·1·n
tury, roared south of the l l S
Virgin Is lands today and but
te r ed th<' south ern coast or
PuN'lo Raco after <'Utlang a path
or destruction acros:. Oomm11·J
and two other H1lands 1n the An
till cs. M a rt1n1qu e and
G uadelnup<•
H eavy wao; and J!:JIP ~inllo,
batte n •d P u1·rto H 1<'11 ., s11ulh1•rn
shore. rloodan~ low I) 1ng .in ri
and Con·ing lh1· c·vacuataon of
~ome i.t•n-.hore n ·s1dt•n L., frtin1
Po n CC', th<· 1 s ll:tnd · ~ H·cond
la rgc·st t'll)
U S Nationa l We:1th1•r S1·r"'.1C'•
ofhcials C'u llang David ·onf' of
the grPat hurri cane~ of lh1b c1•n
tury ,'' s aid th" s torm h •1d
gathered force ovl·rnaghl. hut
had veered )'>li ghtly i..outh Th1·>-
pred1ctt'<l it would pa:o.)'I 80 m1l1·~ •
south of Ponl.'e at m1dduy
Mete r s Assaulted
S AN OIEGO <AP ) Polk•·
are on the look-out for a parkini.:
m e te r beater who ha:o1 robbed
and assaulted 17 San Dieg o
meters in a t wo-day r ampage
Sp~tting Bares
Fur Flie8 Over Carter Tale
By l.b4" Aa~la~ Pr~s
Bunny rabbill\ are aoft and
c·uddly creatur~ They wouldn't
.1ttack anyone Or would they.,
ThE.' rur WO:lb flying tod1ty (JVer
President C arter 's reported run·
10 with a rabbit
"Never hPard of one allarking
before." said Ed Peifer. n auonal
~ecretary or the Amencan Rab
l>1t Breeders Assol.'1at1on in
Bloomington. Ill
()( ('OU~. hP added, "OOC'e in
J whak you do gf't a mean one "
R e m t• m h e r H a r v e y . l h e
ASPCA atlal.'k rebbat'> He even
1>11 th•· h and th<tl r1:d him 1n lh1·
iwrv1n r,f th1· soc1et~ ., 1·x1·rut1\1·
d1n·C'tor. Gordon Wn~hl U1•fori·
h•· 1l1t'<1 1n 1978. flan•·\ m<i !l1·
lh1111.,J111h ,,( rl1ill.1 r -. f,,, lh"
A!'-1'< A "'h1r h .,,,hi 1 '>h1rt.'> \.\tlh
h 1., II kPnt·.,., and W>t·d the rn bb11
..... ,, ··ymll'ol o r lh t·1tmpa1gn
.,~··'"'"' t ru• It' t•1 Jn1n1.tl•
And how :1bout tht· rlil>t11t 1n
Montv l'ython and Th•• !fol ~
( , r ,1 ti . J ~poof 0 r l h l' KI n ~
A rthur lt•1ott·nd" A fl"rl'lC'l<iu~ rnl1
lllt a hllh' whllt• l!U) 1.1.111!
111nk '')''" ac<'ord1n~ t11 011•·
rrlll\ 11·~0• r gu.Jrdl'<l l111· ~ra t!
.inti <11..,p.1tc·hf'd """''rtil •1! th1·
kn1 f(h lR S(>nt to fand 1l
Th<' AS P<'A '>31d JI arve\
tur n t>d hoc;til1· twC'a US<' hP w;o.,
m1~lreatt'<i IJ1d somt:<>ne m ab-
tn•at the rabbit that allegedly
1.1.1 nt artc·r ('art1·r 1n ht<., c·an<w·
1.1.h1•n ht> IA 3!'> (a~hing near Plu111-.
r,:. on ,\pnl 20"
It prohahlv 1.1.a~ fr1~h1Pnf'<1
-.aid Hot>.·rt Hf'nn1·t1 authnr •1f
H u 1 .,1n~ Hahbtl)\ !hf' Moc:!f.rn
Way " "Thl•r1• a n · ral.ib1U. lh..il
v.tll hit<' pc•opl1·" he addc·1I
",ind th1•\ c·un tnfhct a prel1 ~
llJ\t~ hilt•
Land Not for Sale
Pl EJtH f:. S D <AP ) -Indian
.1Cll\"1St nu~s<'ll M<>a ns VOWl'd
tht' Uluck llllLs are not for s ale
ai. Sioux tnbal leaders met tn
discuss a proposed SlO~ m1llJon
:.ettlement for t..he land Means
ca lied "o ur ~r aveya rd , our
church. the center or our un
averse and thl' birthplace of our
pt'ople."
"I don t know what t'' say
about that r abbit," commt ntt:d
Peifer "I rton't know what m<1dc·
1t lhilt v1t111u<., N1·ver heard
o f ~m 1>w1mm1n~ l1je lh<1 l
eithe r It must have defirutely
been scared t.o death .
Peifer Saad that an 27 years or
ra1sinjt rabbiL'I "I've only had
one that ever came artt:r m e and
bit m e And he was just a mean
rabbit "
Carter . pressed to an'iwer
ques t ions about the incident in
which he was descnbed as fight
ing o ff the animal with a parldle,
-.a id h was JU'>l a nic·t•, quad
l \fll<'al Geori!1a rabh1l
A Whale House photf>g rc.p her
.•~k pu·turC>s of tht• incident and
t h1· µr1·'>&1knl r1r<1<-r1'l1 J.lrtnL'> to
.,ho~ llJ doubt1n~ aide-.
·11 wa." a rahh1I all right,"
'·"'' 11n • .. 1arr m••m twr
I Ii• 1111 I •H • hJ:,, n111 l14·1·n r<' I·"" ti 111 rho· pul1h<.· i\1ir as lhcr•·
·'"' "''"d 1111 what evcr h..iJ.1
JWlll"tf 111 lhf• r<il.Jllll
I h• r1· art· JU\t <'t·rta 1n
-.1<ir11·-. ..i!Jout th1• prl's 1denl that
mu.,t (1ir1•\••r rt•ma1n :-;hrourted
rn m \..,ll•ry .. -.ay.., H1·x Granum
rlepul) !Jr<'"' 'if'<.·n·tary
1>11 r ahh1 t s utta ck, u n -
provoked" And can they swim'1
· Hoy, I don't know." !>aid Rob
Sc·ott ..it th•· Am!'rl!'a n lfum11nr
J\'>..,0<·1ut1on m Denver ... I Ju:.t
don't know. r. J Turon or the Georgia
I> 1• 11 a r l m " n t '' f N a t u r a I
Hcsourcl!!> s aad tht• rabbit "wa~
prnhahly runn111g from ii prt•d
atur I do k1111w ti rabbit f'dll
1.1. 1111 if .1 prt·d..itur 1r., <ifler him "
'lbieves Build Car
Pittf1' b y Piece?
W<'dncsday 1t was stolen ax·
lcs Today 1t was wheels . Both
the fts ()(•c urred al mobile con·
s tructaon offices in Newport
Be ach.
Police said today four wheel.s
valued at $300 wer e reported
s to len from a trailer at 4699
Jamboree Road . Earlier, three
axles had been reported sto len
fro m a trajler om ce at 1t con·
strucllon site on Dove St.reel .
police noted
The Unmounted Diamonds Listed Below
Arrived too late for our giant
Diamond Cutter Closeout last week
The last sale lot -12 diamonds only
5990 PER CARAT
0 ... GOOD THIOUGH SAT •• S8'T. I st.
lfll SHA"
90 cts Oval
94 ct" Marquise
I 02 Cl"I Pear
1 05 eta Heart
I 06 e111 Ovnl
1 IO C.I\ I lf'i!fl
RACITl'S UNIQUE
DIAMOND GUARANTEE
lflt
1 13 cts
1 15 ets
134 Cl$
1 36 C11
1 47 Cl'>
I 89 c I'•
SHA"'
Heart
Heart
Oval . Heart
Marou1se
Pear
BEAUTIFUL
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bR. JEFFREY MAC DONALD LED AWAY IN HANDCUFFS
Found Guilty In Murdering Wife end Daughters
MacDonald's
Friends Weep
Uy JJ.;RRY CLAUSEN
01 I~• D••IY Polot SU.It
Faces were gnm at Long Beach 's St. Mary Medical
Cenll'r late We dnes day a fternoon. Emergency room
nurs t•s ~ho had worked hes1de Dr Jeffrey MacUont1ld ror
years appe(lred drained or e mollon.
.Jackie Sp1ziri ·s eyes were red
She admitted that she had been weeping mlerm1llc nlly
s mce she had learned at about 2 p.m that the director of
emergency medicme had been found guilty m Raleigh.
N C of murdering his pregnant wih: a nd two daughters
nme years ago.
"TIIE MAN I have known s ince 1971 JUSt couldn't be
<.'a rwble of something like that," she said, her voice bre.ik
mi;
Mrs. Spiziri w<1s working an the emergen<.'y room Wed
nt':-.lla) when she learnc·d of the federal court Jury d cc1s10n
h'.' telephone from her father. a patient at St Marv
"lie heard at on television in haf; ~m . · -she said
\'aC-antlv "I didn't bclwvt: him Nobod~n lhe department
belac,•ed it I got on the phon1.: to the lO<.'dl newlipaper Thev
\'t:rif1t•d it .
"l turnl'd around and told I ht· oth.-rs I s t11d 1l wu:-. trul'
llut l "till couldn't oehevt' II
H ER DISBt;LIEF was echoed by otht:rl> who kno1.1.
MacDonald.
Carmen Welch. who had worked with the popular
physician as an em e rgency room admitting clerk. s aid, ··1
don 'L believe he's guilty al all. He has too much love and
rPspccl for the human person to be guilty "
She told how MacDonald had saved her husband's life
in 1975 when paramedics rus hed him to the emercency
room.
Mrs. Welch testified as a character witness for Mac
Donald two weeks ago in Raleigh.
NURSE SPIZIRI hadn't been called as a witness. but
Wednesday sh e talked or the doctor's excellence as a
physician and hi~ compassion.
··11e is a difftcull man to describe. but he as a part of
the crncr~c·ncy roo m family," !)he said "There have been
some doctors who were not "
There were other emergency section personnel wtllin~
lo talk followmg,-the guilty dec1s1on Wcdnesd<1y All bcheH·
Dr MacDonal\:Mo be incapable of mur<kr
SOME WE ~J; an~ry with Wednes day's dec1s1on One
woman called th~ North Carolina jurors "bigots " Another
<tuestioned. ··Jlow could the (bleeps > be so s tupid"' ..
Or. Stephen Shea of Huntington Harbour learned of the
guilty verdict al about 2 p.m . The 32-year·old. blond,
bt.>a rded physician awakened by the telephone.
lie hact \Oorked the center's night shift.
· ·1 was very, ver y shocked," he said
'I've s aid it a million times today, m y feeling 1s one 11f
1ust tot1:1l d1i.belief ··
To Or Shea . MacDonald 1s more than a proft•ssaon al
t·ol lC'ague
"Ht' 1s one of m y bes t friendl>, ··Shea said
II E Mf:T MA CDONALD at St Mary as an inte rn rotal
1ng through the emer gency department an 1971. the year
~t acDonald be~an workinR there
Jn 1972, the sam e year MacDonald was na med chrcctor
nf emergency me dicine. Shea joined his s taff
"He is an excellent physician and a n excellent
teacher . He always has time for paramedics and medical
s tudents." Shea said.
Shea and MacDonald s pent a great deal of their social
time together , S hea said. Both enjoy sports and played
together on football, basketball and softball teams.
DR. SHEA LIVES at 4242 Calhoun Drive in Huntington
Ha rbour, just a few blocks from MacDonald's waterfront
condominium on Mariner Drive.
"Of all the people I know right now, he's the most giv·
ing friend T know." said Shea. "Knowing him for m ore
than seven years. I know he didn't commit the crimes he's
acc used of "
Shea was a mover in the June disco-dinner whil'h
raised $30,000 for Dr. MacDonald's defense fund.
He raised $'100,000 in less than eight hours in 1975 to
meet MacDonald's bail when he was indicted by a federal
g ra nd jury for his family's murders.
NOW, SHEA SAYS, he is standing by for another fund
raising effort if the federal judge will allow bail for the
convicted doctor .
·'There are a lot of people who strongly believe in this
man," Shea said, clasping his hands before him. "Support
for Je ff has alw&..YS been an easy thing to get."
Shea recalled that his friend bad once talked of the
deaths of his wife and children. "l bad read a Time
ma1anne article ," Shea remembered. "He offe red his
sid e. It was obviously very painful for him to talk about
it." S hea said be has been in touch with bis friend by phone
a lmost daily.
''This morning they Clbe MacDonald defense party in
Raleigh) bad a pool golng on bow fast the innocent verdict
would come in. "Jell wu ext..remely optimlltic."
AUI08T AS SllOCQNG u the JutJ d Mllion Wednes-
day wu the terse announcement made late ln the after ·
noon b)' M.lcahel Markley, UIOtiate administrator of the
medical center.
"Dr. MacDonald llu been terminated u medical
dlreetor ot St. lbrJ Medical Center's emer•ency Ml'Yice1
department, and bis medical pr1Ytle ... at St. llary'a.Jaave
&>Mn suspended as of today, Au~&. 21, im," ll read.
r•
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Thursday. August 30. 1979 DAIL y F>ILOT A3
MacDonald Release Urged
Doctor's Attorney to Appeal Prison Verdict
n /\ 1.1-:lGll. N l IA l'} An
utlOl"ncy for Or Jeffrt:y Mac
Ouould. the former Greco lierel
1·uptJ111 'cole nced lo thrt:e life
tl·rrn:. '°' the s laymgs or his wife
umt l wu young dautthler::.. asked
a Ccder1tl Judge today to permit
Mac Donald':> relea::.e on bond
pcndm~ an uppeal
ll $ D1str\cl Judge Franklin
I' Duprf'c J1 ordered Mac
1>011 uld. 3!>. held without bond
Wedne~day after a jury found
him gwll)
Ot'fcn:.e allornt:) Wadt: S mith
lfl t.lt with Dupree in the Judge·~
office this rnorrung lo ask for rt:•
l'OOSldcrallOll of lht: deCl!>IOn de
ti) 1n~ l>atl
.. Jeff ob\1uush laved an ex
t-mplar) hfr Co~ n1nt' )cars.
S mtth told report1..·r.... rt>fernng
to th1..• 1>1..'nod s ince the :-.laymgs
1 n 19711 · · Pcuplt:· 1.1. ho a re not on
ball art• J l .1 trenw11dous c.Ji~ad
'antagl' • * •
Doctor's
Neighbor
Slwcked
Hy S1'E\'t; M.\P.BU.
Of ''" D•tly Pilot '>••ft
Sh1rl1·~· [);n 1:-. ~.1111 sht· "·'"
··s hocked and hurt·· h\• lht· nt·w~
that ht•r nt'aghbor of nant· )t:ar'
Dr .Jt•rfn·\ Mad><1nal<1 1.1.a<o
t o n v 1 r t 1..· lJ W ,L' d n t' s d a ' 11 f
murdl•r
Shl' n ·c:Jlltod toc1a) hu1.1. tht•
good-loc>k1ng man who ltvl·d next
door rw;hed on•r last Chra~tmas
Ev<' to take• c-an· of he r sick
daughtl•r
She :-aid ht• returnc·cl t·\·cn
da\' for two 1.1.l't•ks until lhl• liltl~·
girl had rccu1wratcd
· ·1 remember how hl' "Il l up
then• all night hl' 1.1. as tht·
most 11l·d1<·att•rf man I ('\\:r
met ,"" the lluntm~~t on Harbour
\\Oman "aid
"'Ill· was JI\\ J}" l>ul>~ ru<oh1n~
hcre imd th<-rl'. hut he· fnund
tame to help t'\"l·r~om• I mc•a n he·
alway" found the· 11:n,. ·
'.\1 ad)nnetld m(Jv1·d llllo has
16 152 M artn<'r l>rt \'C' co n
do m 1 ni um in 1970 when the
Army dropped char~es <Jg<11ns t
him in North Carohn<.1
.. He talkl..'d about 1t." Mrs
[)ans rl'called .. lie d1<1n 1 keep
1t bottled up or try to hide at
from anyone>."
Sh e said she and her hus band
were aware when MacDonald
moved an thal he h ad been ac·
cused of murdt·ring has wife and
two s mall l'h1ldrc n
··t don't know whal happened
back there in North Carolina but
this lthe conv1c l10n I JU:-.l l~n"t
r I g ht .. . s h.. ("II n t I nu(' d
"E\Cr)onc hc•re 1' \('f\' ron
cerned for l1111l ·
Shl' sa arl hf•r hu ... trnnd and
MacDonald oftPn "J:H·nt l1m1·
t o g l'I h c· r 11 n t h c· cl o c· k t h n
s h ared '.\tac·Donuld kl·pt h1~
c a bin l'ru1ser do<.'k•·cl there·
"I-l e enjoyed laking that boat
out whc11eH•r he got lhe t1mt·
'.\'lost or the time hc· was working
or writing papers ··
She :-.aid the docto r tre<Alt.:d
man) of has neighbors
.. lie tn·;1t{·d t'\'t·rvone around
herl' lk \\OUld al1.1.a~., check up
on )'<HI to Sl'I' how \'OU ~('rt· tlli
ang
"Ht·\\·"' \\l·ll ltk1·d 1.1. t• rt· .ill
c,n r11n(·1·ml·cl foa ha m 110"
Delay of Bill
On Coast Land
Pleases Foes
Opponents of an Assembly hill
that would have dropped Coastal
Commission control o f 2.550
a cr es of the Alis o Viejo develop·
ment expressed pleas ure today
upon heann~ that the bill had
bee n postoone d until next year.
The bill , autho red by As-
semblyman Richa rd Robinson.
D·Santa Ana. was wilhdrawn
Wednes d ay a fte r Assembly
S pe aker Leo McCa rthy con
v inced Robinson more time was
needed to study the proposal
Th e m easure 'had been
scheduled for consideration by
the Assembly Ways a nd Means
Committee today. If approved
the measure would h a vc taken
the Aliso Viejo acreage in·
eluding 8,000 proposed hom es -
and another 1.600 acres o wned
by others out of the coastal com-
mission's purview.
Such a move was opposed by
area environmentalists who con-
tend the development will have
gr ave impacts on the coast.
Laguna Greenbelt Executive
Direct.or Michael Scou said lo·
day he hopes the coastal com-
mission would get a chance to
work on the Aliso Viejo project
before the Legislature considers
the bill again next year.
Laguna Niguel Community
A11ocialion President Paul
flaseman also indicated today
he is pleued about the postpone-
ment ol the biU.
Smith sa1d he would file ap-
pul ot the convictiorus later to-
day. He said that 1f Dupree de-
nied the request for bail that he
likely would appeal that d~ision
to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of
Appeals.
Handcuffed and looking gnm,
MacDonald was led from the
federal courthouse in Raleigh
shortly after lhe verdict was re-
turned Wednesday afternoon. He
was taken to the federal prison
unit at Butner
The deaths of Colette Mac
Qonald and her two children
turned the me mbers of her fami-
ly into bitter adversaries
"We can rest in peace nov.."
he r father , Albert Kassab. said
<1fter MacDonald was convicted
A JUry of seven m en and fi ve
wo men de liberated s ix hours
W ('dnes da) before con v 1ct ing
Mac Donald, of om· count uf hrst
dl•grt.'l' murdt·r and two count~
of ~e<'ond degret' murder an lhl'
deaths of his pregnant \I, are . 26,
a nd their daughters. Ka mt>E:rl)-
5. and Knstl'n, 2 The d t·alh::. o«
c·urn·d m 1970 1.1.hen lhC' ramah
\\a:. :-.laliom·d at Fort HragK ·
· ·1 havl' "aid hd1ire ar{tl I Y.111
:n.1t•al <1gJ1n th;.it I nt•\ er fur on1·
inst.int 1·\t·r twl11•,.,d that Ii!
JUI ore, Y>oultl :-..i\ tw ".1 ~ inno
t't•nl ," 'Jld K;,i""·tl1 .... ~l <•r
Dona Id 1.1. ,1, lt·tl a "'" -Ka~:-.ab .md ht'> 1.1.1f•· '.\l tld1t•tl
of Cr.inbun ' .J pur~u 1•d pr•1~
c1·ut1011 afll·• !he• ·\rnl\ f11un<l
tht· l'hargt•:. :1gJlll:-.l '\1 .c~· I >onald
.. nut trUt'." ta k111g thl·ir c J:-.e lo
tht' Ju:.ta·C' Dl'µartmcnl until .1
g rnnd Jury 1nd1l'll'd Mad>onald
Ill 1975
AP \'.'ttt'PIW>ln
MAC DONALD'S MOTHER, DOROTHY. LEAVES COURT
With Her is Michael Matley, Defense Lawyer
\ tt'tt'd of far~t dt•gri·t' murder 1n
t ht• d eath of Kn :-.H·n
find f<1ur 1woplf• 11n1· rif lht m .1
..... II m it n I' h it n I I n g •\ I' Id
Prosecutor" rontt·ndcd .\t.ic
l>11nuld k1l11..'<11 h1' 1.1. af<· 1n a r:•J!t'
..inrt ma\ ha, .. hat h•'> l'ldt·"I
daughtt-r 1.1.1th tht· 1n1t1al hh11.1.
,,Tht·~ arl'(Ul'~ ht· .. t;.i t.itwd h1-.
groovy Kall tht• µ1g ' 111 hi'
hornt· ·wl' frt·I '1ndwaL1..·tl We t·<in
rt:'>l an pec;ct· no1.1. "Ka,.,Jt1 ~aid
.. Sir. l"m not gu1ll). ~ac
Uonald told l " S 1>1s tn<:l Judgt
Franklm Duprel' Jr hdon· ~1·n
tenc·1nj! ··1 don·t think thl· <"f>Urt
has heard all thl' c\ 1tll-nc1·
Thal·, all I haH· lo ..,a)
~ 11ungt·~t ddught1·r an<l thl·n
h1m~clf in ..in l'ff0rt I<• 111\t·I up
ha., .1l·tann' .111<1 1n, .. n11•d 111,
'ton lh..tt f our drlll! • 1 •• 11 rJ 111
I n.d1•r .. l..111t«1 ha.. fa111 1h o1 11d
.,l..ib t) .. d him
Ft'1.1. Juror..., 1.1.<iulcl t.slk .ill'iut
\ht·1 r \1•1d1ct. 1.1.h1t·h r;,im1· • .fl~
thrt·l' hiJll<Jh anrl .1 11• .. 1 n111t11
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Getting Too.P e rsonal
St:UST SALLIES ANO SO roa111: It develo.,. today
that by edict ot th• savant.a at Seal Beach City Hall that
fame d metropolis of our couWne no lon1er ba1 a ' IHd
man for lb ~ach cleanup crew
Hastily , It should be poantod out that Seil Beach lan't
abandoning efforts to clean up the aeaahQre of all the
fudgesicltlts wrappers and drink cans that have been
dumped on the sands by deparuna v1aiton over t.be awn· mer
Tht! nts ve:r-e ndlng cleanup chores wlll be accompllahod
at Seal Beach Jus t hke they've always been. And
c;randpers11n Getting a V1~t From lier Crandpersrm
...,oml'l'M><lv. as us ual. w1 II he in l'harge
It 's Just th<it the title for the JOb has been abolished
THI:: Rt;ASOS IS lh<it Lhc JOb dcscn pt1CJn wa::. sex1:.l
You l·annot havt· a lead man 111 charge thc::.c days
Aftrr ull. what 1f you p ut a wom an m charge''
Wc·ll. )OU might -;uggc!-.t that with log1t'. s he bt•tomt";
thl· lc<t<i womc.tn . Wron~ Now you're being ~u1:.t from the
othe r din.~c·tion.
Whal )ou·v1,· got to have here is a neutered title
That :-. 1u~t "h<.il tht'y did at Seal Ucat'h Cit) Hall
THE t'UMAN ,BEING who will b€' in charge or the
beach cleanup chores from now on w1Ll be known <ts "the
he:.iC'h mamten:.ince C'rc w leader ··
T h<1l lakes a Im more to spce1k or wnte than dQes lead
m~in or lead wom:.in but 1t ct·rtamly ehm1n<1tes the lurking
thrt·al of <i sexist lillt• Abo. it t·x.pa n<h the JOb opportunity
l\ Boy St·uul or intell1gt'nl monl.cy rnuld a lsu a pply fo r the
Jll h under U1e new h·adcr 11tlc
Caner c---~··
· (J .S. Denying
Young Bugged
WASHINGTON <A-vl -Ad·
mlnlatraUon officiala are 1oln1
to extraordinary len•t.b• to deny
a broackut report that U.S. in·
telU1ence agenta bu11ed U N.
Ambuaador Andrew Youn1's
apartment and knew ln advance
he was golna to meet a repr-.n·
~tlve of lbe PaleaUne Uber•·
lion Orcani.ution.
President Carter peraonally
dented the report durlna a visit
to Atlanta today. He told Sam
Donaldson, White Ho use cor·
respondent for ABC News. about
2Seized
In IRA
Bombing
DUBLIN, Ireland CAP) -Two
members or the Provisional
wing of the Irish Republican
Army -one regarded as a tim e·
bomb expert -we re charged to·
day with the murder of Earl
Mountbatten.
I rlsh police s aid they a ls o
were holding a n unspecified
number of men for questioning
afte r a search in the border
county of Donegal
POLICE IDENTIFI ED the
suspects in the born bing that
blew apart the 79-year ·old war
hero's fis hing boat as Francis
M c Girl. 24 . a nd Th o m a :.
McMahon. 31. a nd s aid they
lived in counties tn the Irish
Republic adjoirung the border
with Northern Ireland The two
were held for a special court
hea ring Oct. 2
Mc Mahon. m arried with one
child. is an upholsterer . but
sec urity sources said they re·
gar<l tum as <.10 ac knowledged
ex pert o n t im e -bom b
mechanisms. McGirl is an un
married farme r Ills uncle, J ohn
Joe McGirl. was at one time one
of the t op six men on the:
Prov1s1onals' Council. its top
policy-making body.
Neither suspect s howed :rny
reaction in the tiny courtroom a:.
the charge was read out that "on
Aug. 27. in Donegal Bay in
Mulla g h more. County Sligo.
they murd er ed Lord Lout.!>
Mountbc.ttten contrary to pu bl.H:
law."
llle reJJOrt: "You wffe wron1."
Justi ce D e partm en t
spokesman R obert Ha vel
termed the ABC News report
"a b solute nonse nse " shortly
after It wu aired Wednesday
ni1bt. He said: "It's simply not
so. The~ was no bug. The FBI
knew oothlng about the meeting
until It became public · ·
A FEW HOURS later. White
Ho use press secretary J ody
Powell took the unusual step of
personally te lephoning news
a1enclea to issue an e mphatic
denial "on the president's behalf
a nd with his approval.
"The attorney general. at the
pr esident's di rection. has in
quired of thl' heads of each Unit
ed States intelligl'nee agency,"
said Powell. "All stated without
qua hricat1on that there was no
bugging. wiretapping or othe r
€'1ectroni c !.urvc11la nrt" of Am
bassador Young. h1!i residence
or o r his meeting with Mr Ten 1
or the Kuwaiti amba~sarlor h v
a ny l 'nitcd State:. 1ntelhgrnct·
C1gency
Word or Young·s July 26 mecl
ing with P LO rl'prt•st.'ntat1vP
Ze hd1 I.ab1b Terz1 at the :"\rv.
York reside nce or lhc> Kuw;,e1t1
ambassador to the t.:n1ted ,.,.a
tlons c reated a furor that led to
Young's res ign ation. Cn1tcd
S tates ~li cy forbi d~ n egot1a
tions with the PLO unlit It n·r
ogn1les tht· right o f 1-.r:.it·l to c-x1~t
ABC SAJD l '.S . intelhgem·t• or
fic1als ha d bugJ,tcd Young':. ~c·v.
York apartment and hea rd him
set up the mct'lln g Tht• nt!tw<>rk
s atd 1t d.Jd not know whcthc>r th•·
actual m eeting wa!i btl$(Red
A~kl'd about the bug~m~ rt•
port at a n appea rance' Wl·dnl'"
day ni g h t en <1rland11 ~ IJ
Young !>a id . 'I rcall) <1110 I
kno w. and I don t <·are Hut I
don ·1 think -.o
Young s:ud ht• wa!. 11:.su n·d h\
FBI D1ret'tor W11l1am W1·h~tn
on Saturday that th\·n · v. a-. n•1
bugging
IN ORL.ASOO fur J -.111·1·rh for
t he Cartcr·Mo ndalc.• n··rlt•chon
campaig n comm1ttc.·L·. Young
s aid. "If lherc arc -.ome ele
ments in the f'BI who would du
th ts <the bugging 1. th~y
would know how good a Job I
wa:. doini;: in ncgotiJllng for this
country. · --------· -----
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To Radiation Peril
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v. h1l'h 11ri. r.111 • tht pl.mt
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fie 1· 111 Kini.:11f \'ru 1.1
··nn: LO:'\.(,F,:-,T Tl"ft: TIH.\" v.1 rt '"'hrri· v.i:i~ three to f1H·
rrnnutc-.. lhJI "·•:. Ii\ clt"•tgn Th•'} knt:°"' 1f lhcy <;ta) Cd in lonw•r
tht·Y v.uuld get e-..cc-.i.I\ t· rad1at1(Jn b ut C\ t.:n :.o. they '>till got
niort• than ";Jl> plannC'd . Abraham said Wcdncc;day
·tfol'p 111 mind. tht.:~ Y.<·n · entc·nng the a rea to do a neccssarv
JO b The vaht' pack int( was leaktn~ <contamined water) and it wa!-.
ge tting into tht• vent1lat11>n ... ystcm. ·· Abraham said, adding that
th<· rcµa 1r w~•~ :.ucr t•-.:.fu l l~ rnmpletctl
Soon w1· ma~ h ;Ht' chan~ed all titles. like
po lH'<'Jll'r~,on !-., f1 ri•1H·rson:-., forepersons and coun·
1·1lpc·r:,i>n...,
IN SOME AREAS of human acllv1tv, however, I think
wt• must que::.tion t he use of "person·· m"evcry title.
T UE TWO WERE flanked by
policemen. and the sus pects'
lawyers were present but said
nothing during the 4 ""i·minute
proceeding. They were not re·
quired to e nte r a plea at th1:.
stage.
STARTS SEPTEMBER 1
... FOR 20 SATURDAYS ' •
I balk. for cxC1 mple. when we get to tha t below-the·
~lrN·l access known a s a m anhole.
You might sus pect we could call lhts a personnel street
<·av1ty or a s taff entrance. But nobody would know that you
were l<Jlklng about a m anhole.
As McGirl and Mc Mahon were
led by to th~ cells afterward.
e acb wave d t o friends and
rela tives among a sm all band of
spectators ln the court.
On the othe r ha nd . you start substituting "person" in
1h1s usage and I'll suggest to you it s ounds obscene no m at·
tcr what The two suspe<:ts arrived at
the court in a police van escort·
ed front and rear by army Land·
Rovers and with sirens blarin~.
Some places you just have to draw the line.
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CALIFORNIA
.Trash Deaths Tied?
Two Bodies Found in Dumpsters
mt•n found dump«d In Ir Ullh ban'
T he leteal body wae found
Wedeaday, dlamcm~red and
aluffed Into thr'ff aepuato truh
ba1a tn *-la& •tatk>n <tuml)8ler
Unit Reverses Veto
Of Rape Penalty
SACRAMENTO <AP) --, The Ai.sembly Criminal Justice Com
mittee bowed to beavy pressure from law enforcement and re
versed its veto of a bill to double sentences for repeated rapes and
other aesual auaults.
• Several members voted with obvious reluctance Wednesday
under the threat that an even harsher version of the blll would be
forced to tbe floor by a vote of the full Assembly.
The vote was ~1 to send SB13 to the Ways and Means Commit
lee -but without the lradiUooal recommendation that it pliSS.
IT WAS A VICl'OllY for the a uthor, Sen. H.L. Richardson, R·
Arcadia, who champions many law-and-order causes
The plight of the liberals on lhe committee. sometime~ called
the graveyard of law-and-order leg1slat1on. was illustrated by As
semblyman John Knox, D·Richmond.
Knox ~aid he opposed the bill in principle, but aid a majonty
or the Leg1slature favored it.
WHILE QUESTIONING a witnes~ who called for defeat of the
measure, Knox said, "As a private c1l1zen. you have a n absolute
rtght to be pure. Unfortunately. the rt:sl of us don't have that
privilege."
Knox later made the motion to release the btll, but abstained
from voting.
The vote shakes the authority of Assemblv Soeaker Leo
McCarthy, D-San Francisco. who was unable to hold his
Democratic caucus in line: Six of the nine committee members
ar e Democrats.
IT ALSO SENT A tremor through s uch groups as the
American Civil Liberties Union , which relies on that committee tu
water down or kill Senate-passed bills that increase prison terms
Richardson's bill had the support of Attorney General George
Deukmejian and major law enforcement groups.
On I y t wu day ti before. tsnothcr
yuung man'i; body WH found In
a duml*l•r in Aaoura.
Th... dismembered body was
not Immediately idenllfod and
tm aulOf>llY was scheduled today
In vestlgalors said the dead
youth WH a while male in his
lute t~ns or early 2<M
The body found Monday was
1denti11ed as Donald Ray Hyden,
15. of Hollywood. He had been
stabbed to death and possibly
sexually molested before being
placed in the dumpster on Liber·
ty Canyon Road just north of the
Ventura Freeway. said Sheriff's
LL Stanley Be<:'kman.
SHERIFF'S officers said they
would be checking with Long
Beach police to see whether the
two murders might be reJated.
The Hyden murder is already
being considered possibly part
of a series that inl'ludes two
other killings over the past few
months, Beckmah s aid.
Bolh other murders involved
young men who were stabbed to
rl eath and laft nud<' in ·th••
A~oura·M allbu area
ON MAY 28, lhe nude bod) of
13-year-old Thomas Glen Lun
degren or Reseda was found ofr
Mulholland Highway ab6ut a
m ile wes t of Las Virgenes
Road. He had been stabbed
several times and was sexually
mutilated. inves tigators said.
On Aug. 6. Marcus Gra~. 17,
o f West Germany was dis
covered :.tabbed to death in tbe
Tapia Park •area north of
Ma Ii bu. Tests to determine
whether he had been sexually
ass a ulh.'<1 proved inconclusive
Oil Yield Debated
Lease Hearing Factions Clash
SAN FRANCISCO 'AP) -En
''ironmentallsts and 011 company of
ficials clashed at a congressional
hearing here over whether leases
should be granted for fi ve new off
shore oil drilling s ites a long the
California coastline.
Exxon executi ve J .H. Silcox
testified Wednesday that "only five
s cattered areas a long the coast
would be considered" for develop·
( __ sr._:..t_TE_)
ment if the Department of lntenor
leases are granted, a nd that the
potential yield from these projects
was "at least 1.5 billion to 2 billion"
barrels of crude.
However, a U.S. Geological Survey
explorer told the panel earlier the
probable oil production would be only
681 million barrels.
RTDTalluFall
LOS ANGELES <AP ) -
Negotiators for the Southe rn
California Rapid Transit District and
5,000 striking drivers m et until the
wee hours today in an unsuccessful
effort to hammer out a settlement to
a c rippling five-d ay-old publi c
transportation walkout.
But the baq::a1ners for the bus com-
pany and th~ United Transportation
U nion vowed to re turn to the
nej?otiating table later today.
Plague Sprrad•
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The chief
or commurucable disease control for
the county has warned that plague·
infected rodents have spread over
the entire San Gabrie l Mountain
range and the public should avoid
contact with all wild rodents.
Two people have been infected with
bubonic plague this year
ProlJe Gra•t A•lc~d
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The San
Francisco Police Department is ask-
ing the federal government for a
$70,000 grant to conduct a one-year
investigation of the unsolved Zodiac
murders.
Deputy Chief J enmiah Taylor said
Wednesday the department is s~k·
ang the grant from the Law Enforce·
m enl Assistance Administration to
pay the salary or two detectives.
llotlleeard Clo•ed
LOS ANGELES (AP > -Beginning
Friday evening, Whittier Boulevard
between Eastern Avenue and Atlan-
tic Boulevard will be closed to traffic
from 9:=-> p.m . to 5 a.m . on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays.
GOURMET MARKET
(Market Street)
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Seagrmms
Imported VO
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DELANEY'S
J • " • e.nnet Marte& · • :l • • 0.-..., , .. • Cloeed Sanday
~.Augi»t30, 1979
Now Is The Time
California Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. 0 -San
Francisco. joking ly lis tened to wristwatch Wednesday
while' telling reporters in Sacramento he supports a bill
tonforming the state's veh1clt: llmog inspection program
lo frd<.·r~l ~tandard.., As~C'mhl} Minority Leader Carol
Hallett. R Atascadt-ro, also backs the plan.
ING .Dangers Cited
WA::--111 ~GTON (AP > The Air hirct:. c1llng the prox1m1ty of
1ls Spact.• »nd M 1ssile Test Centi:r at \'andt•nb<:rg to iJ proJ>O!>ed 11
qud1cd ncitura l gus terminal at 1'<11nt Conct-ptwn. h a~ asked
Department Qf Energy offi cials to rt'tlp <:n tbt: hearings which ltd l11
ap1Jroval of lhl' LNG !>tll' _
··should .i OltSSile ha\ 1· tu I~ dt·!>tro~ c:d h~ .,afet~ offi cials shortly
afkr laum·h, lh<'r<: 1-. a pu~-.1bil1t) thJl dc·t>ri~ "'"uld fall wtthin th1-.
are<• ltht• Lerm1p al 1. • lht• /\Jr Foret· '-illd in a prl')e relea~e Tue::.
da,·
The rl'lc•a"'" .,;ml th1· prop•r.c·rl silt• ,., -.1x miles fr<>m Vanden
burg. "'1th10 th'-· 'o.Jft l) ··1oot11ru1t involving m1 i.sile h1unche~
from thu h,1:.t•
DAIL v PILOT AS
Justices'
Dismissal l
Pushed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A
temporary state supreme court
should disqualify itself from de·
ciding whether Jus tice P'rank
Newman should rule on a case
involving investigation of the
high court, an attorney has
argued.
Richard Mosk. son ot state
Supreme Court Justice Stanley
Mosk. ur ged the s ix special
justices to disqualify themselves
on grounds the panel has been
improperly constituted.
Seth Hufstedler, special coun-
l'i l for the Commission on
Judicial Performance, argued
that Newman should be forced
to disqualify himself because
Newman is, by his position. an objec~ of Ute hlgh court' probe
Attorney Mo s k c l ai m ed
that thc special high court was
illegall y constitutf'd bccaust•
Chief Ju.c;tice Rose Bird ordered
that the i.tand·tn JU Stices be
t·hosen by lot after s he d1 ~·
qualified her~clf from h{'afln~
the case
Mosk <ilso said that although
~E'wm<1n was compt:lcnt lo d~
c1de wht:ther or not lo d1~quahfv
himself, tht: special court hlid n1J
~tandmJ,! to dectdt: whether ht•
should !-.l('µ down
· ·()ur ~olut1on . 1-. that th1·
tribunal should rule 11 1::. not
properly constituted. :ind should
declJrc1tM•lh11 · h,.~atd
Jus t1 c-e Mosk ':> c:ampa 1 ~n
last month agamst the publi<'
heann$!~ !ient the h1~toric probt·
behtnd closed door"
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Robert N. WMd/Publl'"-' Tl'tof'NS l(Mvil /EdltOt
oranou eo .•.• , O••'v p,101 Editorial Pftge .................................................................... -
Aeronutronic Plan .
Will Benefit City
fh'r h' (, .ind u half rear~. offic1ab or Ford At'ro.)1J~u •.inn l 'ommun.1cat1on C.:o rpo rut1on ·,
Aeronutr<>HH· l>I\ 1:;1on ha.'1 won upprnval ror dt•\ 1•lo1Jrn(!nt
plans or ttw llllllM'ct 100 uc:rl'~ ul their Ncwµort lh-arh
plant
lronfr:tll). th'· l'ontrnwr~l thut cmC'rfted at Monduy ·~
City Cuurw1I rn,·,:tanf,l hud no thing to do with the homeg
propu::.l·d lur 1•on~t l'll{'t ton Nor wu:-. 1l rt?lated to the uusu ..
of so tulh·tl u lt111 lluhlt• hout.1n.:
Both tti,,.,,. :-ubp:l·t> \\crl' of pramury interest when
Ford n ·111·t'M0nt.1t1' ··~ •tnd d rvclope r s first propo~~d a
t.110 umt 1h .. , l'lupnw nt one w ith a hi~h dens ity that
would c1·ornin11<0Jll~ .... uv1xu1 a vurwty of how~ang type~
and Pl'll'l''l
Th.it 111 .111 "a..., f't•Jt-<'l l·ll 1n favo r of <.i :mo homc
dt'vclo pm 1•nt But 11 turn1•tl out that andustnul bualdJnK!'.
n ot h o rm· ..... n t·arl) '><'utth·d tht-prOJt>Cl for a St'<.'ond time
Lt~I bv MJyor Paul R yckoff and Counc ilman thy
W1llrnffi!>. tht· l'ounr 1I trwll to force Ford to uct•t•pt hatr
the .!'.qua n • foot:1g1.· th(' firm :o,uy::. will b~ ncc dt:d to t.·xpancl
du r111~ tht· ncx l 20 Vt!Ur!>
Coundlllll'fl Oon S tra u::.::. and Paul lfummt·I <'hun~t·d
jtieir m1mb and voted with l>on Mcinnis und Jut·ku·
~eatht·r l o :o.<J\I' tlw pr<>J<'C t with th'• ori1itin a lly provo:wd
331.000 :,quart• flol'l of indublri<.il :-.pan·
A!-> :ipprovN1 , t hl' J>rojl'ct ... t ~•n<b to bcnd 1t not only
• the a<.'l'Us pucc I 1rrn <md dt·vclopcrs but Newpo1·t Ocu<'h
re~·· nts who ar<.· intcn·:-tcd 111 u viul>lt• fullH'l' tux base
,,, 1ty
. u 's Acronulronic has bct•n u Ji!Ood citiit•n und u
s ubstantial taxpayer through its 20 y ,•urs in Nc•wport
Beach It was warmly welcomed to the t•1t y lonJt he for(•
Newport was a popular place to land unc.J ::.houldn 't ht·
treated as a n inte r loper by thos t> who have. for tht· m ust
p a r t . come h e re l <.i ter
Bay Needs Action
, Cn.-.t :1 ~k!-.a Co unt·tlmetn Donn llall v. :t'\ rig ht v. hl•n hl· t told <hrct•tor . ., o l the Ncwport·l r v 1nc Wa!-.l<.' l\la1wgem€!nt
/\1.tt·nc.·y thL·v necd l·d tu for J.,!N pas t d1fft•n •11<·c·!-t a nd f C'On<·t·ntl'alt· 1n:-.l<.'t1d o n <.,olv1ng l 'ppl·r >i, ... ,,,,,rt IS<J\
l s ilt<1 l1on prul,l,·m-.
ll ;tll ,..., d 1:11rm:1n of :'\:IWA '!-. bo;Jrd . "h t<:h m a ) tH1
lonc 1·r hav1· :1 h:1nd 1n h:1)' planning ma ttc:t!'> 1f a n ·g 1on:.i l
pl:111n11111 :1g1•nC'\ ts f 1n u llv s tnpp<'d of tl!> n::-.pon .... 1h1ht1l·:-.
h) 111 ...... 1:11!· :\I\\.-\ n •t'l'l\l·d 11 !-. p lan nin~ f11nd .... from th;,,t
~ a g!'rit•\. 1 h1· S1>ul ht·rn ('a l 1f•1r n 1a /\s-.iH'taliun o f
~ Co\·<'r11 rr l1'11t ·• ·~ ,\..., \\1•'\1• ,;111f lwfo1 1· 1t '' n HH •' 1 mport~1 11t t lwl h:.iy i poll111111n lw 1·11rl1l'd 1 :ti h1·r th:m '' h1> do('s 11 C ~:\ 1•11 II t lt1• .... uit ,. " \\';111-r Ht ... <1ure<.•-, Control floard
~ take•!. d 1:11·g1· 111 I lit· !'>ti u:111on 1t<.,clf <>r a new local joint
; J)OWl'I"., ;iJ!t·ru·,· t'i lorrrtt·d . thl·l'c is still wo rk that must be
• done 111 t lw 111l1·11111
N l \\'1\. <t'i <·1111t111'"''"'~d ~n<..I cnllcized as II'> t'ffOrt!'-.
:· hnvc· h1 ·c·11 . c·:1n ... l1 ll set ,i,. a ui.c:ful purpose: in the time
~ that rl!m :11ns
;. S11"K:t· 11 1·1nlld t.1k1: 11pwa r<.l't 11f a yc:a r to get full·time
., vl<in11111~ 1•11 111'1' un<l c·r Y.<JY aJ,!atn. :"IWA c a n still help
~· l'V~il 11<1t 1 · d1 ft1·1 t•nl wa\..., lo cont ml b<.iy :-.illation . I . •• f Dredging Solution
.• II -. d 1ll 1< ult 111 v 1c:v. lht· plight t1f t h<• l>rl\1·r ~hon·•,
r.: Co1hm ·11111' \""lll'lat io n :rnd n11t f1·1·I s ome· •,) rnpat h) f111 r tht• lri;d t 11 h 11l;,,tuin ... 1tw gro up h;1.., s uf fl-n·d th 1ough
I tr;111g I I ~,. I l1t1a l 1'11:1 nni·I:-. d n ·d g 1·d
T h<· '' ~1t11m ha!. lwo hout dl i:ln nl'I~ on the l 'ppcr
B:1\ th:11 · · · l111 g 111 Mt·mlwrs l1m·d up p1~rm1l!-. tht·y
n e·t ·t kd to dn·dgl· ttw l'hannl'h ;snd put tli<: mate ri<.s l ''°
;. nL·1g hho1·1n l-! NC>rth ~tar Bea t h
~: 'I' h 1 • ... 1 11 m h I 1 n g h Io(' k ...., a s t h 1.: s l :J t e c oas t a I
~. <'.omrn1-;·rnm . w h11.•h said lht· rn:ilc n ;.il hud to b<.· dump<:d :Jt r· S C<.!. '!'Ill· wholt• JJf'UJCl'l W U:-. broul{hl lo a halt b<>C<IU~l' .. • then· .w;1 ..., '"' w<1y to g<'l a p <:rm1t to h;JUI lhl· drcdg ings lo
s ea
:· ht ;1 wa v. par t of tht• stumbling bloc k was of the r a s:-.1>c 1<1l1 0 11 ·:-. own making <.,ince the g ro up has lon g
adu m :111tl y "flP''"c d deve lo pment of the IO · acr e
' publidy o w n t:d North Star Beach. Ho m eowne rs have ~ h(•en hlunt 1n :-.aying they don 't want the public coming
-· Lhruugh lhC' 1w1 g hhorhood to get lo the beach.
All that ha:-. chan ged now. The association 1s willing
~ to :-.µ<:nd Sl2 .000 to develop the beach park in order to get
~. ~pproval of the dredging plan~ City Counc il members
TuPsd:iy g:i v<· 1l the ir preliminary approval The plan
• s till mu:,t gel throui.!h the county and coas tal commisHion
ht•for<: 1t can tw put into efrcct .
Muyor P aul Jlyc koff was correct in tcrmins,: lht·
propmrnl u wmnc r . The h om eowne rs benefit by JU~llrnJ<
their boat ch~1nncl& dred ged and the publi<' hencfitK h y
• having the <'Y<'!>orc beach developed Into u u suhlt· ~ focility wilhout UM ! of lax dollars. .
i •
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i. ~ ~
Boyd I Flirting
a By L. M. BOYD
I C lient asks. "Do any other
animals, besides humans,
flirt?" Birds are known to do
lhal lhinl· Courtship before
matins. flirtation before
courtship. Whether other
aruma.11 rurt lJn't In the re·
lk,ar
Gloomy
GU8
There mutt be no fuel
1horta1e for thole nolay
am all planes nytn1 over
Co1ta Meta home• at
nearly any hour. They
fiy low, and their aound
Un1en loftl.
PLANE TIRED
01 .. flll'J GM "-'' ., .... . ...... ., , .... ,. ........ , _ .... ,.,, ,..., .. ·-· .. .. -'""' ................ . ONelllt .... °""' ,., ...
I
cord al hand. regret lo re .
port. 1blnk they do, tbouab.
Whal is in lhe record i11 lhe
claim that the more pro·
mlacuoua lhe ulimal, the leas
it flirt.a. The beast that mates
with any available partner
doean 't need to flirt. Thia
supportJJ the ancient conten·
lion that some of the mOll
o utraceoua fllrta amon•
women turn out to be the
hardelt·to-1et sort.
Q. "What's the most com·
mon symptom Of mental trou·
ble."
A. Lot of debate about that.
lt'I worry. aecordlnt to tom•
authorttJes. It'• depre11lon,
aceordin1 to other•. They
also tOll in lnaomnia. shy·
neu! lndecl1lon, abaenl·
minaedne11, fatl1ue and
headachH at 1ymptom1.
Maybe 10 don't ka.ow.
Thou1ht 'h•H 10-called
aymp&oml we,. common to
n.,podr la IOIM ....... A
person without uy ol &.Mm
ever certainly would be 1
candidate for U.. f ann, not
Jack Anderson
U.S. Soviet Viewers Disagree
WASIUN(iTON • The rear more conclualons -each based
thut nags critics of SALT fl Is on a logic11ly reasonable in·
lhal lhc United Stale s won 't be terpretaUon or lhe tame basic
a.bl \o tell wll\llhu tM Sorle.t _ lac.1.3 ha.v.e baen prnent.ed to
U nlon I ~ ('h t1atl ng on the the pres ident as guidance in set·
11trateg1c arms Umitalion agree· Ung national policy. "J don 't
mt1nl know how lbe prc 11idcnt can
T h111 111 u 14'JCitimutc concern make his tleci11ion11 from all the
The Sovlet11 have 1.1 track r.,conl d ifferent ronrlu~lons wt 6(1 vt·
of "Interpret hrm." one Intellige nce 11our"''
tn.c'' treaty told our OMO<'i .. te Dale Vun
provhslons in Atta
their favor
But whul Is
not generally
known 1s that
t h e m oli l
s erious prob
11.•in o f In
h •q >rclutlon
may rt•al with
our own 111tt.·lhgenl'e Ol'ganiza
t1oni. Although our ability to
~lllht·r information ubout th••
llus~lans l!I t'X<'ellcnt . lhl>n.> 11,
S<'r lous dlsagrccmt•nt 1n our 1n
lt-lligt•ncc t•ommunity over how
tht• lnforrn11lion . 11hnuld bl• in
terprctN1
The res ult 1s thut two or
Mailbox
Tiit; SIMPU·:, appalhnK trulh
·~ th41t, ttwul(h the Soviet govern
ment tis 1n ilb 6Znd year of ex
1ste1H'•'. our intelhl(ence e xperts
still r an'I lt~r~ on what kind of
bea ~t the Hussian communist
~ur ts 'l1wy are hke the legen
(lary hltnd men lry1n1 to
d.anltJ1• !ht• 1•lt•phunt from d1f
ft'rent vant&((t po111h. und 1t 111
11."fl for the presidf'nt to der1d1•
wh1l'h dt•st'rt1Jl10n t"i most reha
hh·
Thl' hos t<' d l~&l(reerrH·nt "
o v l' r Uw So v 11',t •" Ion I( nm l(f'
slral<'l(ll' guuls Art• lht·y. tn the
,,
late Nikita Khrus h c hev 's
pbraae. out to ''bury" us and
take over the world? Are they
defenalY~ paunoida. fudul ol
being overwhelmed by U S.
milllury a nd i ndu ~t rial
Rl rengt.h? Or arc they Just prac·
tical pollticlan.s seeking to ex·
ploit any temporary ad vatnlage
on the mternatlonwl scene in
hopes of achieving stability
through loquality with the United
St atc11"
TlfE OIVEll81TY of opinion 1s
~pelled out in a document. "Un
derstandinl( Soviet Strategic
Policy," wntten by a Central In
lelligence Agency analyst, fntz
Errnalh. who 1s now with the
N lllonal Security Council
Although the paper was pre
pered an December 1975. 1t l'i
!tlsll s tamped "Top Secrt:t"
bec'ause 1l 1s regarded &!I
vahd today
"The s ubject ot Sov1t"t
lltratt>i1c policy and obJN·Uvf'~ tll
v..ry elusive." Erm<tth bega11
PC'rt1n e nt ev i denc e 1s
volumlnous: but It 1lm01t never
apHks for ltaell. lnterprelalJon
of the evidence: always involves
our preconupllon11 about Jhe
Soviet Union as a nation, in-
te rnatiof)al politics, the meaning
of military p0wer. and the condi·
lion of our own country ...
Ermath then spells out the
"lhre(• dlRtingui11hable perspec·
lives current in the Intelligence
community" c o n cerning the
Soviet.Ii
-THF. FIRST Kroup cont.ends
that the men in the Kre mlin
"seek ck?ar superiority over the
U S with confide nl:e and d e·
termination a nd may see some
serious pr08pect of achieving 1t
1n the next decade ·•
The sttond group believes
"that the Soviets entertain no re·
a h"ltc hoJ)f' of acquiring clear
11trateg1c !'iuperiority over the
U S and even ,;ee the c hance for
advantat(e as duhwus." accord
1ng to Ermath "The ir <Uw
Ruis"1anl\' 1 main ;11m 1is quite
~· mply lo pr(•vcnt thP grcal
leehnll'al antl andu11tr11tl might of
thr l ' S from plar mie them ()nt·t:
again an an inferior pm;it1on
Tht>1r ar m., and a rms contrfll
poltc 1('1> art-r hrnwn tr1 this end ..
Thi· lhm1 group· sec11 thf>
Sov1Pl''I obwr t1 v1• this way
"t() ('h OOS I' p<ill<'lf>'> that bec:.t
hedge aga1n!.l uncn1a1nly. thf'y
fret m e th1•1r poltc1e!> t o ''""' !.Om t• <'haMc r1f attaining a de
<'l!>tvt• µreponder;.nce over t h•·
l ' S . d grc:at •·r t·hance 11 (
s1Jmethmg lf's s dr<1mat1c but still
advanta geous, a nd a virtual
guarantet-of esta blishing ant1
r e ta1n1ng at leas t o ve r o.sll
cqualtty
f'0oolnotc• For what cold com
ro rt 1L offe r s . 1n t e ll1genf'e
sourch fttl thl" Krt-mhn lead1:n.
art' a' C'nnfuM·d :ibout the United
<;t dlt·i. J' "'' :ir1• about them
f h1· 1nform..iwin tht•y rollect
f rom I "> n1·w,11<1ra·r ..... eon
gri•"1on.1I h1·<1nngs. pohtlclun'
''a'" merit.., 1'1·nl <tJ(on ;, nnourK·1·
m 1•nt.... th1•1r 111.1;r1 '11v1·rt :i1
II ~ ltH•!. 11roh11hly give' ttwm
01• lll·ttt•r gra!.p or (. s :-.trnt1•g11·
l!••JI '> t h .Jn t h•· a \1•r:.i g 1·
\m1·r11 JO 11 •'"'1ldlH'I reader
h·"
There's Nothing Funny About Obesity
T o Lht· Edito r
As a prufc:.smnal per~on work
ini: with people s uffering the
& ~crn1es o f ohf's1ty . I round
Harvey RulltXk's remarks, quot·
cd 1n your Aug 23 feature article
fo'~1t110 fo'ut ? So What" to be not
ver y funn y ., and perhaps
dangerous . There's a simple a nd
i::ood rc·ason to get r id of fat ~ you
lave longer and healthier ,
I certainly do agree lhul peo
pie find a million and o n••
r easons to break diets. but
the re's u simple explanation· As
any chubby willing lo kll rt Ilk ..
It IS Will admit . ii dlPl I!\
somethmf( mis c>rablc• yo u 1nflirt
on yourse lf so you <'Un lo1tt•
weight so you r un f(t't off th•· dl1•t
O(ld f(t•t fat aguan
TIU;at:•i; .\N 1•11i.1t•r w11y for
rhubhtt•!I tu takl' otf we11tht. If
you do II tht• Wf't«hl i.lll.Yb off
fon•vt•r You 1omply rn11kf" Ill)
your 1111r11t lhul from thl!i duy 1111
yCJu will .:1v1· your body CXMtlly
wh 111 II 111•1•tll\ u 11 I hm1.. t(<1t.M1
vllu11111111 111111 rn11wrnlK. JUlfl the
r ll(hl IJlllOUlll of lJIOlt•lfl, fill Mild
l ' u r h 0 h y d I IJ I •• A n d w h y .,
lhw uu"'' you l11v1• your11clr Uo It
u111I th.. IKtu111t" I um hlf' away,
!ind ll lllY orr for j(OOd. Your
tlllti raY pk k" UI' u11d you reul Uke
u 111tlllCH1 <loll•r11
I w1111d1•r why Mr. Hullock
dot111n't tell thitt to his falao8.
Muyhe hu doc_.n 'l like 1ood
h.,ulth -" Jli:ttl\01.0 COHEN, Ph.O.
Tr•I• 011 Tr•rlc
1'o U1c t-:dltor ·
The article 1n Sunday's paper
about Stan Ke nton uys that
Ke nton wrote "Take The A
Train "
"Take The A Train" ia famouit
81 a Duke Ellington tune , and
Wlll a trademark or the Ell·
ln11ton band. lt wu the typical
chord 8tructure. The author ot
"Take The A Train" la identlfted
on the s h eet muaic, and
elaewhere, a1 Billy Strayhorn.
If In fact Stan Kenton ~t to
be credited wttb tbla compoel·
Uon, eome readers would Ulle to
know why.
CAllL F. HARTMAN
The Dtdltl Aloe ,,,.,..,.,,, cor·
rect•d ,,., ~ M o Looboolc coi.
um n bv .41rt. AIONOf"f EdUor
Cltorln Loot m our JIOfldor, Atlf. 17
f4Uton.-£du.or
8 ... • Neeffeft
To the F.ditor:
We read with dilmay t.he A-...
22 letter of Rlchard M. Pou In
which he protests the "proUfera·
dan " atop •ilbl In the Newport fW&hU area" bec1uae It "re·
•
,uJt. .... Ill ,1 dt'1 r"J'I' 10 ftll'f ..fft
l'll'nl'\ 111• I'll I'' 1 ht • 111•1•11
11f "J mNhotl (11r1·nJblan~ lruffl<'
to n11" I hrou)!h 1111' .11 t'.1 ~ 11 h .1!.
httlt· tnlt·rfrr('o<·•· ,..., fltJ'"' hli·
lk ader Voxx i-. prolrnhlv un
awart• or th1• fal'I th.11 bdnrt• th1·
t·rt•<.'t111n of ... 11111 'll!n' in our .1ri·.1
M N1•wp11rt ll1•1J.!hh lht• onlv
thing!. th:11 m11•1-f1•r1•d with th1·
fl ow 11 ( I n tff11· w1·r1• ho uo;l''i,
block wall., and m :11I h11x1"; w1lh
Whlt·h fut•I t•ff1r11•11l 'vrhtC'lt•' frt'.
'1U<'nllv c·a m<' 1r1tn ennl uc·t on
n11rnt•N1us 111'1':t!.torh
Fortunutely , our tr<Aftt <'
c•n.:'1nf'i•r's f1nallv paul hl'ed to
tht· protes t!. of our ner~hbors bv
c•rl'<1.tnlot .... 1ra11•g1t•ally loc·f1ll'd
.... 1.:nl\ twfMt• 10...... flt II{(' was
added lo lht· t•xtt·ns1 vc· µro1wrt ,,
1l11mnfi(t' n·..,1111111~ from c•rrunt
1ln vt'f'<c pc1Wt'Mn g th<'1r vchtc'lt s
alon~ .. ...,~·t•dwuv .illl'v." a li.o
known llS ('ll tf f)n \'I'
()ONALI> W PERKAI.
MAHll.fo:F: .I l'ERKAI.
W' i.r Cltol("r
To Uw t-:tJ1tor
I nott• with h1~h 1nl1·rc~'Sl t hat
('mll4t lln1• Communaty C'ollef(e Is
lnt1•n'lllt••l In lcusm~ Mt•!'la Ve rde
l':lc•m('ntary S~hool and I sup
port ll UC'h Ullt' ff hs ti A<><>d Ul'le of
Prot1f'r1Y 1111d bulldlng11 lhat we
taxpayPr!I have tx)ught a nd paid
for and which w<: inte nded be
u.'!00 for educotlon. It mean~
that many of us who wish lo at
t~ 1t college class lo Ktuy cur
rmt ln our job!! ean ottend. A
prohibition agutns t ni~ht u111•
would work un ex trem "
hardship on the working <mak('
that taxpaying I adult.
I also note that teache r union
President Phyllls~ Basile of
Oranae Coast hu said that
C.O.StUne clHH8 ln the elem en.
tary school mlRht affect claase~
at OCC. Aller having seen the
magnificent buildings. the
beautifully manicured l awns
and la.ndlcaping and the conve·
nJence of the campuis s nack
ahopJ, at OCC. It 11 dllflcult for
me to undentand how students
could be enUced IWB)' to a little
elemenury ac:hool. Unleaa, that
ii, quality of lnltrudlon la con·
1ideted. E.J . SEER •u l'•rt! To the Editor:
The directora of the Oraqe
County Tranatt Dlatrlct llave
grouly violated the federal
w,.e and price 1uldellnet.
Further. the direct.on nldbtt·
ed a total c111 ... 11rd for tM pre-
sent eneTIY crt•ll. the .,...._
1tate ol our economy, and tbe
de1lret ol the public: by lACNM•
lat the pauen1er f aru .,l' 1
"lwpp1ng 42 ~ 1wrr t'lll
The incn.·a.,,. 1n L1ro·, 1o1o ill <ii..
ro u ra~l· th1• ll'ol' 11f pultl1r
I ransportatton at .1 I 1n11• "h1•11
"e urgent!\~ \e1•k m.u.1m u m
ut1hzallon of the• hu!> \•·rv11·t·
F:IJ ("ATll<'ART
La•d Takr·atrafl
To the Editor
We cannot a fford lo h<t vl' u
massive take·away of taxable·
land by the ~Ovl'rnment. Our
c·ounty needs a ll the taxable land
a vailable lo pay tor the ba~1r
needs of our citizenry.
To take a~ay thousand:. or
acres tor another national park
1s in m y mmd pure idiocy
On Aug. S the re appean-d a
ft>dt>ra l lands map compiled by
the U .S. Geological Survey, 1968,
s howing the amount of land
owned by the government. land
not taxable to the state or coun
tie&. It lS imm«.>nse •
A small park 1s aC'c«.>ptable liut
please J>('rm1t the I rvtn<' Com
pany to wse their land us lhey
wish. have the golf courses.
whlch are the beat greenbelt
that could be. and leuve us tuive
our county as a taxable enUty.
Tht> Cleveland National Forest
is on our .northeast nank and
could be had for no such an out·
lay.
CARL C. Kl.ASS
O•lr•p
To the Editor·
Your <account o f I the "64
QuesUon" <about a l2·year·old
New York boy who was tactted
for selling worms and not col·
l ec ling sales t ax) i s jul\t
absolutely incredible. especially
the line by the tax de partment
~pokeaman, "We're not embar·
rasaed. we're proud." I cannot
believe auch 8tupidit y a nd
audacity from a public official.
To know there are Idiots run·
n i ne loose like that la bad
enou1h. To realize they collect
pay checks for "1ervtcet ren·
dered" la worse. The even aad·
der th1nc la that you cho«e to nan
the 1tory on pa1e three. lt'a very
deflnitely headline m•terial,
pa1e one!
ttow lon1 will Americana
tolerate such outra1es?
MARY OLTHOFF
••Ida , ....... ,.,,
To the Editor:
We He Peter Kremer, Irvine
Companr prealdtnt, l1 at it
apln. In hit •PMCh before the
IMne Bowd of Realton he Hld, ._, othet' lblap, "Too often,
In lft1 dty, C!Oaltt1. llate. or na·
l111n II I .... m.111 l>ul VIJ(•,d
rrun<intv th.11 mJkc·' 11 , wt!<ht•.,
knnwn tn l'lt'l'h''I •1Hw1.1I' Moro•
11fl1•n 1h.1n 11111 1t11' mmonty h;J,
,l'ift'>h ffiOf I VI'' '
HT. W;\.~. or 1·1111r ... l'. rd ernng
to ht)ml'()Wnr•ro; 1n lh1., ;ir1•a. l>ul
twlw wt·ll h<• rk:.<'n twd has own
nunont v l!roup I h" hui ld\'r:.
and 111•\'l'IUpl'rl-i II IS not :1
rrunonty of p..•opl1• who want '''
kttp our area unde r u eontrollNt
growth 1>altern. bur rn tiwr a m a
,onty. who tndt••'<.I t•lected a city
rounc1l tn do 1ust that.
'Tlwrt"' " a growrng r onc<>rn
that instN1d of a laq~('r tax bu~e
n~ultanl( from nl'VN·cnding dt'·
v1'l11pml·nt , nur r 111es qu1t1•
po:.stbly nevc•r recover t he cost
o( initial and co ntinujng ser vices
to tht' new dl'V<'lop menls
W L. TIJOM PSON
Rap~ ll~perd•g
To th«.> Edjtor .
I JUSt finished re ading the
evening edition o f the Daily
Pilot. I have enjoyed the Daily
Piiot for some lime. but I a m
lookin1 at the a rticles in a dif·
fe re nt light now.
I am a member of WASA
<Women A,lain11t Sexual Abuse)
and I will be doing the publicity
for the organization. I have been
readina the paper to get the feel
of writing a news item.
IN TONIGtrl"S paper there
were two articles on rape. The
first on the killer·rapist of Susan
Bartolomei the second on tbe
rape suspect Marion Franklin
Miller.
I don't know who the reporters
were, but the reason I am writ·
ing ls to let you know that l
thou1ht both articles were very
well written. The facts were pre.
sented clearly and fairly. It 1a.e
me aa exceUeat example .
I f•l that between tbe lood
reportlftl, u In your paper and
the work we u WASA m .. ben
do Cc..W. hot UM, Mlf_.,eaae
claaaea. etc.> perbape we cu
make people aware and hDpetul-
ly leuen our rape crinMa and
pbyalcal abuae of womea and
children.
MRS. PEGGY KELTNER
1
lhutlday,August 30, 1979 DAIL y PILOT A 1
· Nicholas von Hofftrum ••
l\l11st We :--Export Our-Morality?
PUI the pee.W-. tottl Plwt
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Ud o.lY. ~~.,. to be coo
vlc&ed ol «llll1nallY vk>laU.. the
to"1p COrnlpt Pradlaet Acl.
Tbe crime ror wblc.h Uus
felonloua Flnbar P41raoo has
pleaded
gullt y and ,.
will have to
pay a SS0.000
line is truly
o n e wh ich
should be set
to muat~. 1l
doe s n 't
belong tn LM
<'rimio a l
couru. but on
~e at.ate as
part ol a romantic comedy.
The site of the crime is a
qwaa,\·natiooal entity called the
Coot Islands. There are eight or
1 these iaI.nds. s ituated l ,800
miles nortbeut of New Zealand,
whi c h i s o nl y 200 mlles
southwest of nowhere at all.
Eighteen thousand souls proudly
call themselves citizens of the
Cook Islands, and presumably
sing its national ant.hem ,. saJ~te
its flag and defend its fur hills
and sweet glades from foreign
attack.
THE NATION'S pr imary ex
port is postage s tamps . a
million and a half dollars. or 20
percent of Cook Islands' rev·
enue. is derived from these
•tampa . T h e ex c lu11 ve ,
worldwide market.1n1 franclliae
for t.be h1Cbb prtMd ll'JDPJ ar.
held by ·a compao.y called the
Cook Island Developme nt
Core9pUon.J h~aded b~ th" omriOUI J'fn:oar.
Tbe accu•allon whlch has
brou1ht t.be aentlemaa t.o • suil·
ty plea in a federal CO'lrl la that
t he a forenld ll'lnbar made
i. v a Ila ble S331, 000 to one Sir
Albert Henr<y t.o help secure th"
good kniabt ·a re·e le<'taon ai.
p rime minister of the Cook
Ii.lands The money 1s supposed
tu ha ve been used to lerry Cook
Ii.land cit.Ii.ens back from Ne...,
l ea laod to vote
Sir Albert Iii Ul the soup too
The knight has been deposed
from bis prime minist.er*Jp and
all manner ol awful lhmgs are
being inflicted on him.
SOME AMERICAN officials
estimate that tbis silly law,
passed at the end of 1977, is cur·
rently costing in the vicinity of a
billion dollars a year ia sales
and contractB lost. Whatever the
figure, we are the only natton in
the world that m akes com-
mercial activities by our own
nationals a crime when com-
mitted on another nation's soil.
Though. for example. it may not
be a gainst that country 's law to
bri b e hill e x c e lle n c y . th ~
mini.Iler of trade or Oudd, an
American who does it can ap·
pa renUy be jailed by a federal
( BA~CA[9UNGER)
cour t in New York bt:cause the
lilCl b ille&al btire
It la a clifftcuJt enough job for
any ,ovemment t o enforce .its
own awt Gft its own sovenan
territory, wtthout h•ving t& en-
force aiomebody else's. Look at
the difftculty we're having mak·
Ing Chile cough up the Chilean
nationals our Justice Depart·
ment believes are responsible
for the murder of Orla ndo
Leteher . the Chilean exile who
was blown up on a Washington, n C . street
ANV NATION which doesn't
like the way Amencans inside
its borders are behaving bas a
number of ways of taking care
of the problem . T hey can toss
the Americans out. or try t.bem
in their own law courts; or. if
the Americans have left the
country , they can sign an ex·
tradition treaty with us. so that
the Amencan accused or com·
milting crimes can be sent to
face the music
We saw how helpful the South
Koreans have been in punishing
their citizens for br ibing our
public officials for grain con
tracts . They did everything they
could to sabotage. block. delay
a nd stymie the investigation.
South Korean nationals, whost!
testimony might have crncked
open the case. were hidden over
there by their government so
that almost everyon e suspected
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Opal ~.-... ,.·~•an•. MAS11:R CHARGE. Rf.VOU1ING ~E .f'REm~· _,.~ , .• , . . , . ..
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of brewnc our laws -South
Koreans a nd American
Con1reaamen -1ot away with
it.
Yet part of thia ill·stal'?'ed Fin·
bar K~'s_puni3hment ts to 10
all the way to the Cook laland.5
at his own expense t.o help the
prosecution's case down there.
BE rr NOTED that OW' fellow
members of the United NatiQ,OS
have declined our invitation to
pass a similar. corrupt practices
law themselves The y're content
to let us de r ive whateve r
peculiar s atisfaction w e get out
or playing the idiot while they
steal the business from us. You
would have thought that, at this
moment, when we'r e concerned
abo ut an adverse balance of
trade and too few exports. lhe
J ustice Department m ight have
forgotten about this law. There
mu s t be m ore d a n ger ous
characters to prosecute than
American s a lesmen out with
their order books.
E ven to have such a law 1s a
continuing act of perverse moral
snobbery. It 1s as though we
were telling lhe rest or the world
th a t we 'r e s o la w -a biding
ours elves. so punctilious about
obeying all our own rules. we
want to help others become a~
good as we are
So write President Ca rter lo
pardon Fmbar You might try
sending the letter with a Cook
Island stamp on 11
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being turned away from the border to the
Michigan Wom en's Music Festival near Hesperlit.
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of the New York· based National Gay Tas k Force.
"It's sort of like a lesbian Woodstock " she said. '
Officers Plan
Shooting Match
Orange County law enforcement types will
have their version of the shoot-out at the OK Corral
when they choose up sides al the Sheriff-Coroner
shooting range Sept. 29.
Orange County Supervisors have agreed to
pick up.the $15 tab for a one·hou.r shooting match
that is part of the day-lone "Outlaw Olympics"
sponsored by the Footprlnter's Association.
While the county will pay for one hour of a
ranee officer's time to supervise the match, the
Footprinlen will buy about $1*> worth of ammuni-
tion from the county s hootine range to hold the
contest. a Sberllf •1 Department spokeswoman
said.
The Footprint.er'• Aslodation ia an informal
social IJ'OUP of law enforcement people. aucb aa
police omcera. jud1es. attorneys and c~urt clerks.
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8UT IDABO WINE 111 no joke
to two former apple farmers
who foundl'd the Ste. Chal>tlllt.·
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V1llcy.
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SAYS NATHAN ·Ch roman.
wine coluO\nist ror the L os
Angeles Times . -.,_
"Californio win(' makers nt«'<I
not panic, but it is obvious thot a
s trO('K challenge to their na·
tlonal leadership i11 going lo
come fromldahowines .. "
All th11 began In 1971 when an
Emmett apple farmer, Bill
arolch, was given 8 $7.50 home
wlne·maklnl( kit . He ex·
perlmeoted Ove yeara.
After the apple m arket ttlt the
sk1dJ1, Broich and a neighboring
farmer, Bob Sc h o eowald ,
al(recd to muke wine to sell
c:ommerchally .
ladllty near Mars ing. Along
with the Joh1nni11berg RlesUng ,
the winery makes Me rlot ,
Gewu.rnrammer. Fume Blanc,
Ca bernet Sauvigon, Rose of
Cabernet Sauvignon, 1&nd Rose
Nouveau of Pi not Noir.
"l didn'l even rlrink wine but
maybe once a year uoUJ five
years ago," SchoenwoJd mu.<red.
"None of WI dreamed five years
ago that we'd be where we arc
today. Wine mt1king in Idaho
most of us would have thought 1t
was a joke "
ECHOMB-PBOPLE who want to know
how an unborn chHd is doing might use
equ'lpment sold by Al Clark & Aaaoclates. He
sells dlagnostic ultrasound •equipment to ob-
stetrictao.s for determining age of unborn
children.
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WITH ('OMM •:RC'IAI. 'I Ur
rcss. Stt• ('h11p1•1lt• movNI from
tht• form howw to u m oclc•rri
p" HK ru nc; E. Ill (AP)
Thf' hoard of din•rtors of the
i\mt•nrn,n l"urm Bureau Federu-
twn hH voted to move 1t.s 1982
run v1•11tion f rom San 1-·ranciaco
hN'llURt> thut d ty'R Board of
Supt•rvlM>ri; 'IUJIJ>Ort'l boycotta of
t•t•rt11111 farm v• c><:Juet'I
Thi• ft..-h•nnt1on said Wedn~·
'ln y 1lR clcr1\lon w as prompted
by u vnw of th•• su~rviso~ in
J 11n1• 'llJIPOrtin~ Loycotts called
hy th1• llnit<'d Farm WorkeN.
INI hy C<'5ar ('havt·z The Ufo"W
hnK a1tkl•rl runs umrr-s to stop
huv1nl( 1ccl><·ri.c lt·ttun· and Chi
ci u 1 tu ban11na11
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ROUGH DOG EARED
CEDAR FENCE
I OPEN MON.-FRI. 9 A.M.-6 P .M .
SATURDAY 10 A .M .-4 P .M .
E 1.00utlve Olllcos: 7812 Edinger Ave ,
Huntington lloach, CA 92647
Sou1netn C11lllorn111 Regl()(l81 O ll1CfU
8~'• Valley V1ow '>1 • Buen• Park CA 90020
?IJfl', S A•Olr;n Ell•Cl , Car~nn, CA 90746
Q;: II~
'211;>1 l .ik•J ~'.l'll'll (Jr . Cl al<O F0t8tl). ll Imo, C.A ?:lb'.!()
Hi01 l lmv"••' Hh/ ld H<1b•a. CA 90631
• , •O Lr,n'J a •. ., .. l:ll ;•J l '•"Q B<Jat h CA 90807
7?93!! H3wll'l<JH•" 0110 . lr,11;,n.-_., r:.A ~
1()9', IN1nM Hl•'l I tJ~lln, (,A 9~)!()
2J'; lj C1IJU'.; A•O 'W el'll C..Ov1na, CA 'JI fljJ
/
I ~4 ·,1:y lvlW, r'f'f• I' '
r!l'.l1rc11on tn yr ·' ~.( ''"'
fil''l 5 49 l•n 1: DOG EARED ROUGH
CEDAR FENCING
ROUGH PECKY CEDAR FENCE
l".(12"16' Agrea1 4.88 ,r,·.5 f•'&"ICe-:v •t1a ;
.any If PC c;,t 1rch1lectc."•
fiM 516 l1n It
ruSIJC IO•Jt;.h
lieg 4 11 1.n It
3.48
The right prescription
Drain Doctor has th'l rt<Jht pre•.i:11c1ton
!or your ctoggeo drain-; an<J <J1spose1r;
-with no unplmisant alter r•ltec.ts U:;I'
as directed, whoncvrjr needed Frees
clogged ora1n'.J in mmut~~ ·,ate 10 use
even In d1sposal'l Quan
DRAIN DOCTOR.
Reg. 1 99
1.28
FULLERTON
301 So . .State College
87()-0()50
For convenient climbs
T W'J o;tep des1qn, V"ry hghlW •Ohl V.' ·11
• 1fc11 top ouaid 1a11. heavy shp-prool
11,1r1 fJn qmovr-<1 :;IOp and pla1lorm.
t.ic,ri hllr. nr,n rnnr plastic loot II'"
'"·' fllf'Ollne<• lml' ant1 frilrJq In 1 ?" fr;r
r: HI /IOQ ant1 r,1(,!l)C]f' II 'lf'I i:;r, :'0
ALUMINUM LADDER.
llP.'l 16 9<1
11.88
J
4.88
Very special protection
Th•'J arr'rl r lrt"" ,. •le• or l1n16h g 1v(''.
lonq la:otinq P<.l~·on !or an1 $\>/f&C•I
inat nceos p111ri1 1nst•'ael ol st.1 r Likl'
hnroooard. •' '' c.o conc•cto masonry
QAlvon11"t.l mc1t11 c.r previously pa1nlf:'O
woc:.•J In r. varreiiv ol bea J1t ft1 1rr1r,1•.
ltl81 rnakc vour nom•' ICJ ~ I ~" ne.,.
r.1111">11
OLYMPIC ACRYLIC OVERCOAT.
14.99
Where the gentJe
breezes blow
When t'lc dJys ano n1gh1s Qet hor and
s11c1<y keep your home a place ot cool
and qenlle brco1es w11h lh•s osc1lla1tn9
Ian w,Jh !Ill conll<JI 10 direct the aor lll)w
PAT TON OSCILLATING FAN,
2 speeo
MOdol #23·AAL. '•
Rog 34 99
new name I familiar faces
COSTA MESA
1275 Brlatol
556-1600
Home Centers
formerly Ward & Harrington
CAPISTRANO BEACH
34162 Doheny Park Rd.
496-5766
ORANGE
Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9
Sat. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6
Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9
Sat. 8 to 6 . Sun. 9 to 6
GARDEN GROVE
7707 Garden Grove Blvd.
537 ·9571 or 893-6523
Open Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 to 9
Sst. 8 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6
Open Mon. thru Sun. 8 to 5
324 Weat t<atella
997·1224
Open 9 to 6 every d•Y
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Ship Drops Anehor
CataUna 's Fate till Not Settled
HuUqtoe Beacb brothers
Gene and Qvy Webber havt'
foucl a .. alpOIMJ tesllnt apol
for thew......._ 1.8. Catalina
Tbe retlred crulae ship
ancbond olt OU lala.nd Jo'reeman
ln Loq ... ch Harbor alt p.m
Tueaday, accor«na to Coa~t
GuanlCllMlr.SktpOmatead
A L08 ANGELES Siiperior
Court Judlt> bas o rdered th•·
once-proud vessel ll)Oved h'om '"
anchorage of( the t'Olllil or Sanlu
Monica last month us lht· brother ..
and the stup's owner. llym 11·
Sin1er ot &tverly Hilb, .trgut.'<I
over l~ase attreement:-
The Webbers. wbo hope to
restore the ship that one~ sailed
between San P~ro and Santa
C.ata lma Island, still don't hav~
a lease. according to 1 hl'tr Lon~
Buch attorney. J ohn S4.1khcll
What tbc brotherx huvt-, h~
said . la a 1x rnonlh rent"wal on
their option to buy or loHe lhc
veut-1 from Sln1e r . Leue
negollationa continue
THE BROTllE&S reportedly
hope eveotunlly to flnd a perm•·
nent anchorage for the 11h.ip -
prt'ferabJy al u dock m SOulbem
C' a hfornia.
Reports that Gene Webber, 42.
president of Uat! S.S. Catalina
Steam Ship C:o . Inc . signed a
cont ra ct ~•lh J o lly Roger
Hl'stauruot Cor p or Ir vine to
houst• a restiturant m thl' ship
are premature. Setc•hell !)aid
He ~a1d the brother~ and th~
restaurant rhain ure net(otial
1111£, but nothing has been con·
duded
The big whllt• steamship was
taken under tow by a tugboat at
uboul 10 a.rn. Tuesday, the coast
1uard reported. ll was escorted
throuJ.h Loog Beach's bay area
by the coul guard ·
THE MOTHERS HAVE port
authority clearance to keep the
ship near the 01 1 island until
Nov 1.Cmdr Omsleadsu1d
Thl' \\\•bbcrs and Singt.•r still
fact' .. ,<1'.)ntempl of court hearing
1n Lo:. Angele:. Superior Court
today. Setchell :.aid. That cita
tion INUS levied when the big
steamer rematned at anchor in
Santa Moni ca Bay a ft er 1l was
ordered moved by J uly lH
Setchell said, lhough. that the
contempt citation m ay be
dropped now lbat the s hip has
found anothe r t e m por a r y
anchorage.
The Los Angeles court con·
s idered the s hi p a navigation
ha zard because 1t was without
crew. lights. foghorns or radio
equipment Sea-going vandals
had done considerable damage
lo the ship, Setchell added
THE LAWYER SAID progres:-.
1n restoring the Californ1a·bu1lt
steamer may bccom<• rcaht>
latrr this ye:.ir 1f a ft•dN:.il grant
for work IS ISSUt•d
lie ~aid the Webbers ha\.t' ap
plied for a Maritime Preserv;i
tion Grant . Somt· 24 applil'ants
a re awaiting a n announcement
to be made next month regard·
tog the allocation or $5 m1!1Jon to
~ arious projects .
Finding a port for the 300-foot
Thuf"lday.August 30. 1979 DAILY PILOT A9
. dedicated toe .,om is mers th nords ur custo . don
ottenn9 o we can tin nd we
..ast values hand;.se. a n:.t
u-. mere u wo . qua11tY t>efieve yo uern of
honestlY r bUY on a~ tores ....,.tut ther s tind a"". at snY 0
. Quality th IS
in th e area. d a fortune to
't nee itertl· you don a colleCto~dcloth
possess1ous silk b ·ght &
our tsbU tenn wn
blouse trorn with a new
son no~ 1 O tall rnan 11ar is In ast
round c~ 12 south con diego s"•t· . . sa coior . ta mesa. S4g..8300·
ptaza. cos tol. (714) 5HOP.
fwY· at bfOISLLECTORS _ _.._
THEC in
"essel has been a problem for-------------------------------------
Singer -and subs equently the
Webbers -since Singer bought
the Catalina at $70,000 for his
wife as a Valentine's Day pre·
sent in 1977
Since then. the relic has bec]l
in the ports of Newport Beach.
San Diego and Santa MonH·a
UC Graduates
4From Area
F our Orange Coast residents
have graduated from UC Davis
They are Robert M. Hixson.
-.,.., .. ,..... III and Marjorie J . Sandor. both
of Corona del Mar ; Victoria J .
Joseph of Huntington Beach and
Ann L. Herzig of South Laguna
S.S. CATALINA FINDS TEMPORARY RESTING SPOT
No Lease Has Been Signed for Old Cr':'lse Ship
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TRADE · IN NOW FOR TOUCH TUNE
BLACK & WHITE
MODEL
5300
• 12" Dia9. B&W
• I 00°1o Solid State
•Ear Phone
MODEL 4245
• 2511 Olag. Color• I 00°10 Solid
State • Remote Control
• Time & Chcntel Display
FINANCING
AVAILABLE
O.A.C.
AUTHORIZED
MAGNAVOX
SERVla
TOUCH TUNE
• I 911 Dia9. Color
• I 00°/o Solid State
• Remote Control
• 2 5" Dlag. Color
• I 00°/o Solid State
• Auto Fine Tunin9
• Table Model
SAVE
UPTO s10000
•
Westminster
15191 Beach
898-3388
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FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
Hurry! Quantities l:tmtted
s3 off these kodak cameras
-. ' ·..,...,."d;;;;-l[.,.TJ~'\.;.~,_ ,0 -: .... rE··-1·: 'ill
Polaroid
One Step
Sale 26.99
Sale 16.99
Reg. 19.99
Kodak Ektra-1 Camera Oullit leatures a
camera that can use hlgh-speod him and
takes fhpflash pictures to 20 l'let
Includes camera, Kodacolor 11 film.
fliptlash. wrist strap, personalizing
initials and manual. #0102
Sale 22.99
Reg. 25.99
Kodak Tele·Ektra 1 • camera outfit features
camera w ith 119 5 22mm (normal) and f/ J 1
44mm (telephoto) lens. Kit includes camera,
Kodacolor I I "" film, fhpflash. cover. handle,
wrist strap and 1nstruct1ons. ~01 03
Sale 28.99
Reg. 31.99
Kodak Ektra Lite• camera outfit features a
Ektra Lite 10 camera with 25mm 5/8 lens. l1xed
locus and bulll-ln electronic !lash Kit includes
Kodak CG· 11 0-20 lllm, wrist strap. monogram
1nit1als and manual. ~0 104
Sale 42.99
Reg . 45.99
Kodak TeleEktra 20
Sale 33.99
Reg. 36.99 .
Kodak Colorburst 50
Re g . 29.99 Polaroid One Step Is the easy way
to take great SX-70 pictures, indoors and out.
No focusing necessary, 1ust point and shoot.
Fea tures variable e lec tronic shutte r .
automatic time exposures to one second.
Weighs only 16 oz
JCPenney Trac Scat Tires
60 Series Wide ., 70 Serles Wide
2 Ply Polyester Cord
2 Fiberglass Belts
Raised White Letters
BI0-13 $33 lncludet F.E.T.
GI0-14
LI0-14
GI0-15
LI0-11
51.00
This • IS
1 DAY ONLY-Starts
PATIO SHOP
Sale 8.99
Reg. 14.88
M ulti-Posttion
~ea~ Banana Lounger
33o/o
off!
Reg. 49.95. JC Penney
general purpose b1noc·
ular w1lh 7x35 powPr
Sale
32.99
and big 420' lield of v1<..1on lncludv.
Rapid Touch Contro1 ··and carrying ca-><.'
,0100
Sport binocular. rog. 59 95. Sele 39.99
Low light binocular. rog 64 95. Sale 42.99
Nature binocular. reg 69 9$. Sale 45.99
BE-DOING
Special 2.49-5.99
Embellished Towels
Assorted Colors.
Quilted Bedspreads
Assorted prints and colors
orig. s27-6 1 Sale 19.99-45. 75
Assorted Table and
Kitchen Accessories
o .rig. 1s-roS24 Sale 50C-16.80
L imited Quantities
Pillow Special
Standard
Queen
King
HOUSEWARES
Sale 14.88
Assorted Mirrors
Orig. 29.88
Sale 2.99
Sale 3.99
Sale 4.99
Special 2sc
Assorted Kitchen Gadgets
Sale gg.
lnltlal and N.ame Mugs
Orig. 1 .~2.75
FASHION FABRIC
Special 8 for s1
Assorted Zippers
Special 4 for s1
Assorted Notions
Sale 3.88
Lightweight Knife Edge
Scl11or1.
50% to 75.% Off
Aemenant•
Canon
Sale 269.99
Reg. 299.99. The Canon AE· 1 35mm SLR camera
has a technically advanced automatic shutter
1h.1t's c lec1ron1cally controll,·d from 2 to
11100 sec.ends Th,., unique: action g1vos
,ire uratc> ex1J04'IH" m varying llqht conclllion'>.
Al!.o ll"'alur<.: an II 1 8 lcns. spht·1maqe
rrtnqet1ndcr t>ullHn 11.i sh hot shoo and
',\.:fl l1m•;I -U 14•\
Sale 12.95
Texas 'nstrument
1025 Student Pack
Calculator
Reg. 16.95
SPORTING GOODS
20°/o Off
Sweat Shirts and Pants
Crewneck sweat shirt
Reg. 599
Zip Front Hooded Sweatshirt
Reg. 9.99
Sweat Pants
Reg. 5.99
Special 5.99
Wilson 1\1 Red
Racketball racket
Golf Clubs
Assorted Irons
Orig. 5.99
Assorted Woods
Sale4.88
orig. 1.99 Sale 5.88
Voit #4 Soccerball
o rig. 11 .99 Sale 9.99
Mikasa #5 Soccerball
Orig. 12.99 Sale10.39
SHOES
Sale 2.99
Children's navy canvaa
deck shoes.
Size ~Orig. 7.99
Women and Girls
Keda® Tournament
Athletic Shoes
Orig. 17.99a18.99
Sale 13.49-14.24
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l ~nney
DNISlAND
~CENTER
Thuredey, August 30, 1979
FASHION ISLAND
STORE ONLY
Hurry Quantities Limited
DAIL y PtlOT A I •
10 .A.M. Fri. Aug. 30th
I.
MEN'S
50°/o off Men's
Famous Maker Travel
Accessories. Orig. $1 0-$1 5
. WOMEN'S ACCESSORIES
50°/o Off
Assorted Scarves
Solids and prints
Orig. $3-$6
50o/o Off Men's
Famous Maker Wallets
Special 3 for s1 O
Men's Ties
Large Assortment
Sale 1 .99
Men's European style
striped shirts
Long and shortlseeve
Ong. $12
Sale 29.99
JC Penney Blazer
Size 40R only in navy,
gray. and brown
Ong. $47
Save 20% to 65°k
Cardiff Slacks
Broken Sizes
TODDLERS
Sale 4.88
Toddlers Joa Sult
Sizes 2T and 3T OrTg. 3.49
Sale 2.22
Infants Numeral Tank Top
2nd Short Set.
Orig. 9.99
BOY'S
Sale 22c
Boy's Tank Tops
Orig. 1.n
50% Off Selected
Boy's Shorts.
Orig. 2.50 to $5
30°/o to 50% Off
Boy's Shirts
Orig. 7.50 to $14
\,I Sale 4.50 .
Prep Size
Denim
Jeans
Slzes~31
Orig. $9-$13
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GIRL'S
Sale 4.88
Girl's Crumcatcher
Bikini
Orig. 7.50
Sale 4.99 \
Girls Dresse,and skirt Sets
Sizes 7-14. Orig. 6.99
30% to 50°/o Off
Girls Tops, Tanks and Ts.
Orig. 1.69 to $8 r
50°/o Off
Girls Shorts
Orig. 1.89 to $9
Sale 3.99
Little Girts Dresses
and Skirt Seta
Sizes 4-6x Orig. 5.99
WOMEN'S
Sale 7.99
Women's Swimwear
1 and 2 pc. assorted colors
and sizes.
Ortg. $12·$32
Sale 7.99
Jr. and Missy Skirts
Assorted styles and sizes
Orig $14·$20
Sale 5.99
Jr. and Missy Sweater
Pullover and vest. Sizes S·M·L
On g. $9-$18
50°/o Off
Jr. and Missy Dresses
Summer dresses in knits and woven fabric in
prints and solids.
Orig. $1 8-$30
Save 20°/o
Velour Activewear
Pants or shorts w ith
Co-ordinating tops
Orig S 10-$21
Special 5.99
Missy Slacks
100% poplin 1 n assorted
all colors. Sizes 8· 18
LINGERIE
Sale 9.99
Terry Lounger with
Novelty saying. assorted
colors.
Orig. $18
Special 3.99
Jr. Half Slips, available
in cocoa, peach and banana.
Sale 5.99
Free style Leotard
in cotton and lycra blend. Solid or stripes.
Orig. $12
Sale 1.37
Smooth'n Shapely Brief
Extra small and small o nly 1n
ptnk and blue
Ong. 2.37
COSMETICS
Bonnie Bell
Annual 10-0-6 Lotion Sale
Pint reg. $6 Now 3. 75
Gal. reg. $35 Now24.95
Prince Matchabelli
New Chimere, special
edition perfume. $15 value
only $6 with any Chi mere
purchase.
Revlon Nail Care Kit
Just $5 with any Revlon
purchase.
Save $9
Revlon Eterna 27
Reg. $21 NowS12
FINE JEWELRY
Sale 29.88
Watches by Elgin
Lucien Piceard. Waltham,
Benrus and more.
Orig. 62.50 to $90
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AJ2 DAILY PILOT Thur.clay, Augual 30. tl71 ORANGE COUNTY
~lfllttBeach Help OK'd
Cormly Fwul' Coast Lifeguards
By OF.LOat.:SBaOO&SlaWIN
Ol•o.iit't ........
<>ranat' C'ounty •a~rvltol"ll voted
thia Wt"\"k to again help &&n<Mtrwrih:
~bnt-.rmiiri-~~~:.--<'Olli of provtdinai IHl'f(Ulrd 1«1rvlce
to five roHt tlllt'~. 1odutlln• Hunt
tn1 t o n Dt'a<'h . LMaun~ liuach.
N~wport twitch knd Sun Clement~.
S u pN·vtsors dt<dde•tl to l'On l 111111·
support for dt v llf1·1:11ard:. for lh•·
''Urr1•111 flM'BI ~ t'ltf ut thl" Nii Ill .. h•v .. 1
of fu11din1i: ttwy upJ.lrOVt·d Ill IU7U HO ll
tot o I 1•0!11 of S24H 24H
T lli\T M ~ANT 1'1li\\, 11111ik1· p11
\IOU~.> 1•ur~. tht· t•ounl v w11l 1111t lutt1•11
tht• 11ub.-\1dy with 1ultht1011ul mom·~ t11
mak~ up for 1nflJllu11
Tb.: county mont: . ~ 1111'11 1·111111·.,
o ut of lbe Dana Pomt 'lltlt-laull:-.
l''und, makes up about tu ~rC't!llt of
t.hu c ity We1uard budget:-.. tlf'l'ordtni:
to county officials
T hoae bud11t1 Include the
llft>IUardll t.hesnaelVft, J-.. aDd re·
11113clt•tlOo equipment, Oral aid kit.a
publk addrel• and commWllulloo
•y11tems and adroln.lltuOve CQSt.s
THE 00\JNTY I N the past hu
htilped defray clt.y Ufeaward coat.I
twrnui:w of the number of lnJand resl·
tlt•11t1> u11rni.: th1• bt'BC'tws. nccording to
1<11y Mllllgun , uldt: to Supervisor
11 ,1 rrH·ll w ICdl.'I
M illtl(Ull saHJ Newport lieal'h of.
l11·111b rt·vort that more than 80 per·
t'l'llt uf ti!'> l>t'at·h v1s1ton. reside out·
'Hk lht• Clly
Tht• $248,248 county s ub6idy 1s ex·
pN·tt'(J to tx· ~llocated a11 follows:
Newport Beach. S~.037, HWllington
Hcach , $61.109 , San Cle m en te,
$34.821 : Laguna Beach. S32,79'l. Seal
Bt>ut h . $21,489.
Injury
On Cycle
Fatal
Reti,...•ent System
Hugt•l10 Montano
Ca!-.lt llo. 2H. or Santu
Ana . died m t-'ount ntn
Valh'y llos p1tal as a rt•
,SUit or tnJUrH.'S he re
ce1vC'd m u m otorl'yclc
·ac<•1tfrnl 1n Sunla Ana
\hrf'l' d<iys t·urher , Police
said
County Benefits (:ut
(' u s ttllu. of '1 10 S .
Btrr~ St . Santa Ana.
was a pti!>M•ngt•r on a
m oton:yclt: d riven by
Mark Kevin Winchester.
19 . 150 I W Wilshire
. Ave . Santa Ana
P o I 1 t· t• ., a 1 <1
Winchester's motorl'y
cle, apparently travel·
ing <it a h1~h rate of
s p <' e d o n 1-: d 1 n g c r
Avcnul' rn Santa Ana al
I) :m am Saturday, col-
l1dt•d with •• car gmnu to
l ht• s a mt> d1recl1on
W inchest<'r ts report NI
111 1·11IH·al hut '-lahl•·
1· o 11 cl 1 I 11111 a l M r r' \
llo.,p1tal
W 1th a prOJ<.'tl<!d S:!H~1 n11ll1on dt·
fitil in lhe county c mployl•t•s' retin·
menl system not fbr from mind.
Orun"e County SUJHH'v 1:;ors have
lowered the retirement ht·rwf1t~ of
future county employeC's
S11 pt•rv1sor·s al.'tton rru·arit !hat
th11.,t• adncd to th1· t·iiunty ~'.ovcrn
mf'nt puyroll on and aft 1•r S1·pt :!I
will pay more and recciv1· lt·ss from
the retirem ent syst <.'m .
Paying m ore includes tontnbultng
50 percent or what is plact•d In the re
lireoment fund on lheir behalf a:-. op
posed to the 25 percent l'Ontnbulion
made by current county worker!>
AND WWLE existing l'OUnly cm
ployee retirem ent be ne fit ~ arc
based on highest year of •·arnrni:.
new employees will gN <t lesser
break
Tht•1r retirement pay ~111 b" ba!>ed
on t h<· a v<'rage of their three h1 ghc!>t
yt·ar~ ·earning~
County Tax Colll'clor Trc<isure r
Robert Citron estimated Lh al the new
ground rules will suvc u~ much as S2
C I R •d million. ye e I er THAT SAVINGS rcprcs<!nts wh:il l'l
now a drivr to bring lh1· rl'l1n·m••11l KiJJed in fund ml.I> halanc·•· a task actu11r11 ....
Fullerton
suy w1ll 1nvolve closrng u $285 million
l(U I'·
That is lhl• dlfCercnn between what
will be paid into th e system and what
will flow from it by th1•t1mc lhc current
crop or county workns complete their
iwrv1ce and their draw on the syste m .
Last month supervisors look the first
step toward dosing the $285 mtlhon
gap by voting to step up the county's
contribution to the fund in a three-year
phase in
Polish Alliaoc~
To Sponsor Dance
Thc l'ohsh National Alliance will
sponsor u dance Sept A. from 9 p.m
lo 1 a m at St Gregory's Church
II all , l:r.>35 Te lej!rnph Hoad, Wh illil'r
llo~('r and thl' Villagers wlll pro -
vide lht.' mus ic· There will he dancing
by n 1ndl1•l1ghl lei wallll•s, polkas.
nbcn·ks, modrrn and disco Uona
twns arc SJ pt·r p.-rson Hcfrt·shment
will be .avatlubl1· including polish
s ausage. h11rn1·mad ': cakc·s <.1nd
(JiJ SlrtCS
5 Gallon MELANIA "
AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN lmportt•d from rlw f rent h Hiverd ...
( hoo.,e from ~ever.ii a llrdc live de~ignb
,
Now $9.95
r 1·11ul1irly S 14 lJ',
rresh c ut
from Hawaii
Now 95C
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I h''"<' vivid rt'd flowe r-.
will ld<,t up l o l "'ef:'k'> .
1-·eature d S und.sv in HOME M/\(,l\./.IN I
Gilmore
AIROMATIC SPRAYERS
Now $8.98
r••qulc1rl , 'S 111 ,,,.
I ,,, th•· ('d.,H'.,I
Jppl1< <1l ion <11
in .. vt lit id c>"'
Indoor Pldnl-. & I lori-.t • Pc1tio I urn1lu r'-" • Lc1ndscdping
1 I l • h~I '11'11/tl ('''""I >.111\. •1.,m ''' hpw
in the 'THE IU){)KMAN Reviews DAILY PILOT
/\ 21 vc<tr old man wa!>
k1llctl 1n l'ullc•rton when
bil> motorcycle ran up
o vPr a curb a nd hc
slammed rnt.o the stutco
w all of an apartment
bu1 hl1r1~.1x1ltc1· s :i1d
'l'hn 1dcnt1f1ccl 1111·
vwt 1rn ;i., David Allen
Hh11clt•s 11( 211 7 Moudy
A\1·. Fullerton.
Wardrobe Special
1'11111·1· .,._.,d Hhodt·.,
wa., i.1ll1:111pl1ng to make
a left hand turn from
C:ommonw1·alth /\venue
onto l'rtll'h<tnl Avenue
in l'ullcrton 10 the 5:21
p m ~1(·c·11lrnt Tuc·sday
Thl' v1rt1m s uffor<·d
masstvl' h1•;.11J injuries
a n d d1t•d aflt•r beini.t
tak1•n lo Martin Luther
llos111tul. nccord ln~ lo
pol11•1•
Cleanup
Projp,t·L
Launclu~d
1'1.r1• you tlrNt or 11•·••111•t
lra11h 1111 th•· lw11c h"'1'' 111
flt 8 Hltl m._llln«i f.''"'
1u•11(hhorhood """'" 111 v' Ari· y1)11r 11l1l,.w11lk111llrtv
o nd your "'"'"'" Ill tcrNI''
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M anut(f'rmmt """"''Y 111
11pon1wrlr11( 11 vro.cr1n11 111
t'nt•ourul(f' l'IHJHTIUnlt v
l(ro11p11 or lr1dlvldu11l11 lo
pa rll<'l&HAlf' In an or
g anlzt'd <'Ommunlty Im
provemenl proJcd tt1
.c k nn up mt•KllC!ll Ilk••
;thc>!U'
T he ol(t•ncy It~ lll'C't'Pl
ln1t oppllc11 tlon11 untll
Oct. l. Appllnnt11 nu11I
l n c I u d t a w r I I I 11 n
d e11cr1ptlon of the pro
Je<'t and •US>P<>rt.lna data
s uch u new1p11Mr eUp.
plng11. before •nd 11\er
pbot.oarapha or letter".
Eich member of lh4'
Orange County Bo1rd of
· S upervitorl wUl pre.eat
a plaque lO the wlnninc
entry ln bla dJatnct.
To obtain entry bluka
:.or for further Inform•· t lon conta ct Earl
• Mccanna atl34·5m. ··;__~~~~~~~~~-.
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Any Suit tJ:
Any Sport Coat at
(QUA CHOICE OF-
$175.00
• •more1
<£1 1500
101morl!1
$ 3500
1crmore 1
To1a1 Cost $32:, 00
.r rnc1't
• SILVERWOODS WILL THEN DEDUCT
$65.10 OFF THE TOTAL COST
silverwoods
not credit tor good 1u10 Charge It. IMlh a Sliwt'NOOCJ8 card
rn u:.n visa, Mit'llflf 0111ro11. Of Arrnlnc.an El((lfess
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CONSU MER /ATYOUR SERV~E
Diet Plans Assailed
:· F edeml Suit Says Ada E~aggerate Losses
NEWARK. N.J <AP > A dMt plan U.at
t r omlaea hope for tbe fat .nd "desperate
"*HWlfe" hu bffn cbar1td by lbt federal aovern·
ent ~llh n11&1eraUn1 11.1 effecUHaeu ln ad· ertbetne"nts
• Tht w-el&ht loss daims madto in two 110 m.U.
•de,r book.a called ''Tbc AmUlQC Dtet Secret of a
»esperate Housewlf~" and ''The Hollywood
QUEENIE
Got a problem'.' Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will
cut red tape. getting the answers and action you n~~d
to solve mequ1t1es m government and business. Mail
your questions to Pat Dunn. Al Your Service. Orange
COCl.fl Druly Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. Co~ta Mesa. CA
92626 As many tellers as possible will be answered .
but phoned mqumes or letters not mclud.mg the
reader s full rwme. ad.dress and business hours' phone
number cannot be conSlodered This column appears dai-
ly except Sundays
lh-tired Busine•••en II elp Other•
DEAR PAT: Can you tell me how to contact
an orli(anization called Score? A friend told me
lhey 'rc a group or retired bus inessmen who help
small businesses in need of advice.
P .B .• San Juan Capistrano
SCORE <Senior Corps of Retired E:a:ecatives)
ls part ol Ute U.S. S mall Basiness Admlnistralion.
Tbe Orange County office ls located at 34 Civic
Center Plaza, Roo m 823, Santa Ana. Pboae
83i·2709 on Tuesdays and Tbarsdays from 11 a.m.
to I: 15 p.m. for more information.
Can Can-do Colorful Chair
DEAR PAT: We have some wicker furniture
that is in good shape, but needs repainting. I would
like to use a glossy paint. Is it better to apply it
with a brush or use paint from a spray can?
L.T .. Laguna Beach
You'U probably find it betu r lo ue oae of Ute
glossy enamels that comes in a spray can. Spray
on tbree or four llgbl coals raUter llaaa slagle
h eavy one. Follow the lastrucUoas on the can
carefully, especially aboal the dlslaJlce w bold the
can from the furniture while spraying. Add be sare
to cover everythlng in the area of the project, since
t he mist spreads fartbertbanyou might tb.ln.k.
Orimney S ooCs Fla••afJ(e
DEAR PAT: You had the name of a chimney
cleaning firm in your column last spring, but I lost
the clipping. I hope you'll repeat it for me. I'd also
like to know what happens if a chimney isn't
cleaned. I know ours is somewhat sooty after
several years of use and I'd like to know what
dangerthereis -if any -innothavingitcleanedre·
gularly
R.K .. Newport Beach
Top Hat Chimney Sweeps of Corona del Mar
was the firm mentioned in A YS. Phone Mt-9188 if
you would like a free inspection.
The danger of soot buUdup ls Ute poulbWty of
a chimney fire. Soot is salarated wlt.b nammable
creosote, which kindles easily. A aewapaper fire
sendlng flames ap lo the damper ls eaot11b &o start
It -and the fire spreads qalckly tlll'oap tile Dae,
c reating a draft that resalta la a "bowllD&" as well as
roaring sound . As the creoeo&e fire ballds and la·
tensities, t.be beat can melt Ute mortar betweea
bricks. Red-bot motar actually drlP9 lato &i.e Due,
only to be caught up in tbe tremeodoa apdraft. At
this point little fire balls s boot oat &i.e cbl.maey oa&o
the roof. This can cause a fire that COtlld posalbly
dest roy your whole bouse.
If a chimney fire does occar, tile fire la the
fireplace sbould be extlDguiQed as 9009 as ponl·
ble with an enlnplsber or sud. TIM!e cover Ute
opening wit.b a wet blanket, call tlae fltt depart·
mea t, and bope for the best.
Bar Olln-• lle11tn-£•., G•We
DEAR READERS: Ludlord·teuld relaU.U
and renters' ripta are oatUMd la a MW pamplalet
avalJable from Ute State BarofCaBlonla.
Amoe& topics lacl•ded a.re wllletMr die •tree·
meat ls a leue or m•&ll·to-ID.ala arraa1emnt;
' MW &o ... dlaqee ..... ..,..,. .... ; ... , .....
paa1 wt.ea a leue "...._; ..._ ....... •ab re-
pairs; ad wr.e.1t•1 pnper fer a...._. to em.er
u aputmellt If &a.._.. 11 Ill& ......
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colled la de ........ wwwlQ =•; ....,,. wllaat dft9 ... aeee a taUll la • a re-,..., wlLat II cowered ....., &llae ......... , fa.
aara.ee; ....,. ... , c1aMrn1 • lan81rJ cu
IH to e¥id 8 &eullt; aH wlaat ...... A .........
woa't rellt to ... .-e • tlla bull of nee, re-
llllO• • ...U.UI orllia or H Z.
Slqle free cople9 of &llae ....._..taut •••·
plllet, u well a• pam~ ,..... .... earlier a.a
1ear, may be~lt)' 11s#s1 • ... ..._ lllf.
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De II J Bue u A• Aeeft r" '11ee 0. I l1M ._ l•d OU.a c.artT" ... "De I Ne..t a
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dlceMJtT.
Emertt"nCY Diet " were attacked In a clvll suJl
lllod by \be US Attorney'b office.
oa. VINC .. :NT CO&DAa O o •· THE u s. Food
and l>NC Admlnlstratlon cbar1ed that the prod·
ucll fal&ety promised fast. aut.omauc welebl re·
ducllon bued on " •c~entUk breakt.hrou1h.
Tbe "roducl. he said, falsely claims that peo-
ple can lose large umou.n~ of fat without ex·
pcrlencing hunger pang11. ,
"There h1, unfortunately, no s ubstitute for will
power and delermtnauon on the part of an obese
subject," Cordaro said
Both books advoc1tte the use of fructose, a fruit
:tugar. as 1t qwck loss dtellllg method.
A THIRD DIET REGIM EN PROVIDES a
customer wtlh a 10-day supply of "diet buUets."
and an explanatory pamphlet for $8.45. The "diet
bullet" u; a powdered mixture of protein and fruc-
tose that ts dtssolved in a liquid.
Postal mspectors said the companies. which
advertis~ nationally in newspapers, receive about
2,800 requests per day for products. The pos tal of-
fi cials estimated the fir ms received a bout $40.000
worth of business daily
Tht• advertisement for the "Despe rate
Housewife" is the short story of the personal battle
of the bulge faced by the aulbor-housewi!e. Nancy
Pryor of Maplewood. N.J Mrs. Pryor says that
after she discovered this unnamed diet secret. she
lost 75 pounds .
THE "HOLLYWOOD" PLAN DESCRIBES
how one man lost 55 pounds in less than eight
weeks.
The books and "diet bullets" a re sold through
Nancy Pryor Inc. of Maplewood. the Millburn
Book Corp. and Millburn Products. All were
named as defendants in the swt.
U.S. District Judge Vincent P . Biunno issued
a temporary restraining order that prohibits the
firms from receiving customer mail that is sent to
their post office boxes. The o~der will remain in ef-
fect until a further hearing on the government's
false advertising charges Sept. 6.
TH E CR EATOR OF "DIET BULLETS."
however . argued in court papers that he has used
the product on numerous patients v.ith amazing re-
sults Dr Donald Schwerdtfeger of Santa Monica
claimed that one patient lost 140 pounds following
the plan that included "diet bullets "
The physician said he mailed questionnaires
along with the product and "all but a few of the 237
respondtng users vouched for the formula's effec-
tiveness."
He also noted that about 12.000 customers re·
ordered the product in the 18 months it has been
marketed.
SANTAANA
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SAVE
30°/o
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30%
Roger's 011ce a Year
BROWN JORDAN'PATIO FURNITURE
CLEARANCE SALE
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at
Comparable S avings
RCG PRIC[ SALE
Dm1n9 Arm C hair S 95 00 ~ 67.50
prm11 Bd'>I? Chair I J6 00 99.00
Adi (.h.,iM> 14ith Arm,,, .?·lO 00 175.50
1.l" Hd Oinmq r..iQIP 1'>7 00 13·1.50
Of'Kd UiningT.ib14t 22<l.00 161.00
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Th~ Fa.-es of Goduno1'
B<?lshoi lfallt'l ~tar Al~x undt>r Godunvv t))
s hown as he appt.><.ared l>cturt• a press ron -
ference an New York City Making has firs t
appearance since his d eferllon to the Unit
·'Granny Pot'
·Goes to Jail
\'l::NTl'HA <AP l The 68 year-old wom;rn
known to tN•n-a j.!C' l·u:-tomers as "Grandma Mart
Juana" has b<.>en ordered to !>pend 60 days 1n Jail
for selhng mari1u11n11 to 1u venilcs. but a JUd J{l' s us
pend(•d ht•r thn·e yt•ar prison scntcn('l' bccau51• of
he r u~t· anr1 hl'a Ith
"I won 't dn 11 ai.:;.iin ... l..c11:-. FaulknPr :-.aid
~ednl':-.day f rom ht>r wheelchair after sen-
tcn<'ini: Rut shl' add(•d "I still support the use of
mari1uana ··
MISS FAULKNER PLEADED NO contes t to
charges of sellaog marijuana to an 18-ycar-old tn·
formant March 26 and to possc~smg marijuana
Feb. 26
Superior Court Judge Lawrence Storch said he
could not ~uspend all of Miss Faulkner 's ~cntcncc
becaust" :-.he had !>Old man1uana lo 1un1or high
:--chool students.
Miss F aulkner. who ha5 !'.IX grandchildren.
:-.:.11d :.en 1n1~ the ;ad term "15 going to be hard, but
1 II ha\'t' to do 11 ..
SIMI VALLt;V P OL.ICE HAO ~uspected her
act1v1t1('S smce 1~77 but said they did not a r rc5l
her t•arlier because they could not prove a case.
But Miss Faulkner clai ms pohcP allowed her
to !>ell marij uana so !>he could get 1nformettion on
h<1 rd dr ug dealer~ l'ol1ce deny 1t
Miss Faulkner '!> 63-ycar-old brother, Joseph,
was also sentenced to three year~ probation and no
jail time for possessin~ hashis h. lie was arrnt.ed
Feb. 26 in the Siml Valley home he shared with bi1
siste r.
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Pot Plant Grab
Ruled 'Illegal'
SAN FRANCISCO <AP J -Spottln1 a patch of
more than 200 marlJu1rna planta in a heavily
wooded Santa Cruz County mountain area from a
sheriff's plane wasn't an lnvasion of privacy, the
California Court or Appeal has ruled.
But a resultlnl warranUes1 ground March ln
which marijuana plant• were 1elied wu lUe1al
and evidence a1alnl\ Richard Benjamin
Burkholder mu1t be 1upprea1ed, \be court held.
A SANTA cavz COUNTY DEPUTY •beriff
was making a ntsht ID Aupt urra at an alUWd• of
about 2,000 feet when. ualn1 blnoculan. be aaw
what be belleved to be a marijuana patch.
A second overflight wu made ln s.pwmber
and a few days later deputiea went to tbe property
leas ed by Burkholder.
The court, notln1 the posting or "no tr11pus-
ing" 1lsna. aald deputies Wled a muter key to un-
lock a sate and entered the property without
permlulon.
THE APPEAL COlJRT SAID THE owner of
land devoted to culUvaUng contraband can have
no reasonable expectation or privacy from over -
flights.
But, the court added , Burkholder's rights to
privacy were viola ted In the ground search
because of the signs and locked gates. the fact the
patch was not visible a l ground level and the lack
of emergency conditions allowing a warranUesa
entry.
Vesco Investigated
WASHINGTON (AP) -the Justice Depart-
m ent says it is investigating, free of Wblte House ln·
terference, allegations that associate.a of Robert L .
Veaco tried to bribe the Carter administration to
halt extradition proceedings against the fugitive
financier . Assistant Attorney General Philip B.
Hey mann, head of the department's criminal
divis ion, denied Wednesday charges of a cover-up
by Ralph E . Ulmer , the foreman of the grand jury
lnveaUgating the case, who resigned in protest over
the government's handling of the probe.
"It bas been an absolutely rigorous and excep·
tionally probina lnvnU.aation. ••said Heymann.
Ulmer, a61-yetr·oldengineerand a Republican,
said In a letter ol resianatlon to U.S. District Judie
William B. Bryant that "cover-up activities are be-
• lDI orchestrated within the Department of Justice
>:,under tbe concept that the lldminlstraUon must be
~:protededatallcost.s.
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LOCAL I CALIFORNIA
N-M Trustees Eye Sale
Half~acre Site at Baker and Be~ Studied
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ee l S tutes u week ago. he told the media
that ht> acted •·sole ly for artistic reasons."
His wife, balle rina Ludmilla Vlasova. has.
~anC'e returned to the Soviet Union.
Newport-Meaa school trustees
say they are willlna to loot at
the poulblllty of Hlling a parcel
of Jual under ball an acre at the
aoutbeut corner of Baker and
Bear 1treeU, at the request ol a
developtt.
By law, the parcel would have
to be llOld through a bld process
lf a private organization or in-
dividual want.a to purchue It . It
could be told by direct negotia-
Ucmt only to a public •1ency.
TaUSTEES ASKED school of·
flclala to brine back more in·
formation at a future meeting on
the poesibWty of having the site
appralaed.
The ait.e is sous.ht by Ashwill
Burke Ir Co. of Orange, which
plana an office complex on adja·
cent property.
Roger Rhoades, a spokesman
for the firm. said the re Is some
heaitatlon about developing
without the comer property. in
part because or concern that It
ml1ht later be used for a type of
buslneu that would detract
from the project planned by his
firm.
TalJ9TEE8 SAID THAT, lf an
appra1aa.l 1a conducted, they abo
want a price determined on a
larger undeveloped parcel they
own 1Jlrttw southwest-comer of
the interaection.
That parcel, Just north ol the
are a used as the district 's
transportation headquarte rs.
was left undeveloped because or
its potential future sale value ~s
the area became built up, dis -
tric t Business Manager Ray
Schnierer said
Trustees said they aren't
necessarily considering sellin&
the larger undeveloped proper-
ty. but want to be sure the sale
of the smaller pa rcel wouJdn 't
lower its value.
Schnlerer said the smaller
parcel. soue,bt by AshwiU-Burke,
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SHOESALS
SAVE ON CANDIE'S BY
EL GRECO
Pictured is the Candfo Stri~.
reg $20
NOW $15.99
Other Canwe'R s ty les. valued up Lo $20. now sale priced
from Sll.99· S15.99
FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON
FAMOUS MAKERS LIKE
FREEMAN, FORTUNE,
MORGAN QUINN
AND WRANGLER
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J<'ORWOMEN
Our popular wom1•n •
ri•nC in rnmfnr lohl••
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NOW $19.99
SAVE ON
WOMEN'S
VELOUR TOPS
( h•l<•"' from A '"h'C't 1011
111 l"•uul olul ~ .111 l'nlor•
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NOW $}5.99
Lev rs
was orphaned from the rest of
the di.trlct property when Bear
Street was constructed south
from Baker Street to Briatol
Street
Rebates Aid
Auto Sales-
DETaorT CAP ) -
Chrysler reports that its
cars carrying S400 rebates
sold more than twice as
well during :J three-day
period last week as the
same cars did during the
same days in July
De alers sold 5,521 of the
rebated models from Aug
21 to 23 compared with
2,455 from J uly 21 to 2.1.
the fin ancially trouhlcd
automaker reported Wed·
nesday.
BOYS' FAMOUS
MAKER SH IHT
SALE
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Strike Hurts Tomatoes
Raine Aleo Rotting Northwe8t Ohio .Crop
BELMORE.Ohio (AP) At
much aa 10 percent of the
tomato crop bu rotted la the
fiekb in nortb ... t ObU>, whe"'
rain and 1trtkin1 ml1rant
worken haYe ct.all a doubl~
blow LO the harvest. farm aienu uy.
The 1trike bu made It dif
ficull for aome 1rowen lo nnd
help lo pick their crops ,
aarlcwtural experu say. and
farmers who chose to rely on
mect-anlcal harvalen lAJkr u
similar strike lut year can't get
the macb.l.nel through the mud
"ALLSUM•Ea THE growen;
have been waving statistics in
o ur face, aaylni that they'd
harvest 7S percent of their crop
with machines," said Baldemar
V.elaaquez, bead of the Farm
Labor Or1ani1ing Committee
"Well, their machines are stuck
in the mud and their backs are
against the wall."
Kenneth Ackers, a statistician
with the Ohio Crop Reporting
A~w.,.......
1t'riglu Claaac~•
Gen. Alexande r Haig says
he has considered running
for the GOP presidential
nomination, but "I haven't
been overwhelmed by the
din of support." The former
NA TO commander said he
is still trying to decide if
politics is right for him.
OMEWEBOMLY
GROUND COVER
• STIAWIBtH
•GAIAHfA
•ICE f'Ul'fr
• ILUE STAI CRHrB
R ... , ..
Ir' $695 FLAT
PA TIO PLAMTB T1tlH
POODUS • ESPAUERS
PYRAMIDS
IOMSAI PLANTS & TRHS
CACTUS
Service, Hid only to perttnt ot
tbt 1tate'1 tomato crop ha11 btt11
harvested Uu1 year. compared
with 15 perc:eot by this lime hun year
Ram bu fallen al near·record
levels W s month in U\e nauon·i.
third·h&r{lo.lit t.omuw·produclng
area. and more 111 foreC'ust
Some of the crop an ·11llm1tted
8 ~r«nt lo 10 l)t'rC'~ot in Put
nam County b~11 rotted m lh~
fleld!i
A('CORDING TO Tll E N11
t1onal WeaU\er Service. 4.53 in
chH of ram b-s faJlt<n tn the re
g1on Uus monfh., The average
railllall for August is ~.71 inches
H owever, tbe cool , wet
weather that bit s d e l ayed
harves trng has al1.o :..lowed
ripenmg, Ackers s aid.
"If the rotting can b~ t:on
trolled and the weather dries up,
then the situation 1!>11't too bad
yet." he said
Some 19,600 acre!> of tomatoes
were planted this year in Ohio
The leading tomato-producing
state is California, where the
United Farm Worh •rs have con-
ducted a long s trike for higher
wages against lettuce growers
THE O HIO STRIKERS are
hoping bad weather contmues
"A lot of tomatoes are rot·
ting,'' Velasquez said "That's
what we like to see · ·
The farm labor group struck
las t year. but too late to affect
the harvest. Organizer!>, who led
the migrant workers in a march
on the statehouse in Columbus,
vowed Lo strike again this year
They seek higher wages for
t he mig rants, who pick the
tomatoes by hand and put them
in 33-pound hampers. Most mi·
grants earned 24 to 30 cents per
hamper last year
THE GROUP JS seeking µay·
ment of 45 cents per ha mper. a
minimum wage of SJ.SO an hour.
guarantees of 28 hours of work
ever y two wC'ck:. a nd other
benefits.
Don Kimmet. Putnam County
agricultural agent. said growers
a re an a bind There are 34
licensed migrant camps in his
county this year, compared with
68 last year.
M oreover , m o s t o f th e
tomatoes go LO two canneries in
I 0 INCH HAMGIHG
HOUSE PLANTS .... ... s4so
I GAL.SUHR
Sill
• CAHHA • LAMT AMA
• COf'tlOSHA • ¥EllOHICA
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• STltAWIEHY
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OUI OWMB IS APIOFESSOI
OF OIMAMIMT AL
HOmCULTUll
rro••···' -
northwnt Ohio, and sPoketmen
for the compan ies -Libby.
McNe U ac Libby and Campbell
Soup Co. u1d contracts tbla
year weol only LO farmers with
mechanical pkkera.
THE G&OWKas, SAID Kim·
m et, will "either harvest with
machme or not harvest. They're
not goin~ back to labor."
Nearly two-thirds of t he
growers in Putnam County have
opled for mecbarucal pickers, he·
said.
Some 200 s triking migrant
worke rs are camped at the
group's field headquarters in
Belmore. Another 400 to 500 mi-
grants are working in the area,
but Velasquez says the farm
wo rkers hope pick ets will
prompt those workers to leave the
fi elds.
Chorale
Tryouts
Announced
AuditJon.c; are being set up for
the Irvine Master Chorale.
Applicants must be able to
read music and are requested to
perform a short solo a t the audl·
lion. An ac<·ompanisl will be pro-
vided .
Auditions wiJI be held at
Corona del Mar High school in
Newport Beach on Friday from
6 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturday from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept. 5
from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. They will
also be held Sept. 3 from 6 to 10
p.m . at Rea Middle school in
Costa Mesa.
Appointments may be a r ·
ranged by calling 548-5289 from
noon to 6 p.m. or by contacting
the Chorale business office at
542-1790.
Suspect Arres te d
PALO ALTO t AP> PoLil'~
report they hav(' arres ted a man
believed responsible for at least
fou r rapes, one robbery and 10
burglaries in the cit y s ince
April. Booked for investigation
of the cnmes was 28·year-old
Richard E. Richardson.
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• MAGMOUA
• IRAZIUAM PEPPY
• LIGUSTRUM TUAHUM
• MEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS
THI
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PHONE: 5-4&-3429
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Thuredey, Augu.t 30. 1979 DAILY PtLOT AJ5
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Golden West College
Honors Top Students
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Pe,.....llAH•
Frank Sinatra said
the death of the Earl
of Mountbatten was a
personal loss tha t
"leaves a stain on a ll
mankind." The earl
was killed when a ter-
rori s t bomb
destroyed his boat off
the Irish coas t this
week.
Two Honore d
Sandra Hicks a nd
Doreen Roberts. both of
HuntmgtOn Beach. have
received ma s tt•r '!>
degree !> from th e
Uni versity of W1sc:on~1n
Nume rous Orange
Coast residents have
been placed on the
dean's list for a cade mic
excellence at Golde n
West College in Hunt·
ington Beach.
They are:
PreM CHIO Moe lttv1n C G•••"o", L•wrence H H•nnen
Howord IC<ll9n, Ow19'1t E -n $ylvlo L Ho<oni.., RO!lert W $t1n
mon
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M 8oo111. Cai"""""' 0 Bowe<!. c,.,y
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Sohio Spending
Matched Win
CLEVELAND <AP> -The Standard Oil Co.
(Ohio> outspent opponents 48 to l in a succeasfw
camprugn last year to win appro".al for i~ no~·
shelved oil t erminal and pipeline proJeCl in
California. according LO a report by the Council on
Economic Pnorities.
Soh.io, Sohio Natural Resources Co. and Sobto
Transportalion Co. contributed $864,568 while op-
ponents lo the project raised $17,721. according to
the 00-page r eport, entitled "Bankrolling Ballots."
Long Beach citizens approved the pipeline prp·
JN't last November But the company shelved
plans in the s pring , sa ying excessive government
rc>d tape and delays had made the project too cos·
tb
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7801 Bolaa Ave
Westminster
893-3525
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(A),,.tery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pacthc View Onve
Newport Beach
644-2700
WcCC>aMICIC MOITUAltlS
Laquna Beach
494-9415
Laquna Hills
768-0933
, San Juan Capistrano
495-1776 ,...new L.AW.._MT. OLIYI
Mortuary• Cemetery
Cremal ory
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1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-55!>4
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646-242"
Costa Mesa
673-9450
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642-9 150
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Thu~ay, Augu..t 30. 1111
Media Builder Dies
S.I. NewhoWJe Erected ComnuuUcatiom Empire
NEW YORK fA P l Samuel
I Newhouae, who t' c111rNJr In
pubHah.inc t.tan •hen he was
1Ull a a-. ...,. and luted ...,.
I)' Hffn ~Mea, died at ... 84
Newtiou. known •• R.I
died W.clne1day t n Uoctor 'a
HoepttaJ after a ahort lllnma
rollowt.nc •at.rote.
D tJ alNG HI A Aa~1o;a ,
Nf'whoun b\ult a communlca
lion• t•mplre that at ono Ume.
1nC'!udfod lH nt"W'llpop('n\, !lf'ven
ma1•l1nff, Ill tf>levlaion ala
Uon•. ft~ radio ataliona and 20
cable telt>vlalon 11y11tema In all.
hr t-mployt.'<I mon· Uutn IS,000 In
22 c1Uea
Loula .... mechanical npert.D·
tendent. One 81ater, Naomi,,..,
• drculaUon mana1er; anodMr.
Eatelle, waa a markeUDI
analyst.
Newbou.e decided early to
11'71, ahortly after the purebaM
of Booth newspapen, to trUllltr
day-to-d•y operallona of tbe
Newbouae 1roup to Tbeodore
and Nor m.an and to bla aooa, S.I.
Jr. aad Donald. atanaaement. of
t.he NewhOUse group bu bMD ln
lbelr band.a aince then.
N EWllOVSE TOOK 818 nnt
step toward expansion in 1932,
buylng lbe Lone Island Dally
Presa for $7SO,OOO. T be Pf'el.8,
which cloeed ill im. wu one at
only two Newbouae properties to
tall. The other was the Lone
Ialand Star Journal wblcb cloeed
ln 1968 .
Newbouae took pride in hJa
abutly to make a sucUtiH out of
ftn•nclally ailtnR ncwspapen1,
lncludina the Sta ten Island
<N . Y .) Advan ce -which
became lbe cornerstone of bjs
late r ()perations and the Star
Led1er in Newark, N.J .
SUCCUMBS AT 14
S.muef I. N•whouM
In the lS years bet.ween i.m
a nd 1947. Newhouse bought
seven more papers in New
J ersey, New York and Pen-
nsylvarua and built them up wilh
infus ions of capital and strong
editorial and business manage·
m ent.
He also was proud that he left.
editorial decisions lo individual
edilons on local news papt>rs the age of 12, rn a business
~chool for a lhree-month co,arse
When he applied for a job
ufter leaving business school, he
was turned down -and laughed
a l -because of his height, S·
reet, 2-inches.
"WHATEVER POLITICA,L In·
te rest each newspaper pubHsht:r
or edit.or has. is babt'd on what
he thinks ts best for lhc com-
m unity in which he operates 1md
he expresses himse lf freely,
without submitting anything to
m e." Newhouse s aid m 1976.
Newhouse spent more than
half a billion dollars lo acquire
various pubhshU"lg and hroad·
casting properties. lie rcpeatN..I·
ly sel records for the largest
cash outlay ever made for the
purcbaseof a newspaper.
The oldest in a fumily or eight
children, Newhouse was born
May 24. 1895, in a tene ment on
Manhattan's Lower East Side.
Both his par ents wer e lmmi·
~rants: h.is father, Meyer . came
rrD m Russ ia . hJS mother. Rose,
·"'ab an Austrian farmg1 rl
A friend took over the talter-
1 ng Bayo nne T im es. He told
Newhouse to "close the thin~
up." Instead, Newhouse re\'1vcd
the paper. Ry 1916, Newhouse
was makmg $30.000 u year
most of it in profits from th•·
Times. He passed the b1tr. bul
practiced law only brieOy. de·
ciding instead lo d evote h1is
ener gies to publishin~.
Newhouse 's first venture out-
side of nt>wspapt•rs came in 1959
when he bought Conde N as l and
Street & Smith m1tgazmes for
$9.04 milhon
"I WANTED TO give Mitzi
·vo.:ue· for a 35th weddmg an-
niversary gift." he Joked. refer-
rin~ to ht!l wife .
lie a lso gave m1llion11 to
ph1lanlhrop1c V('nturl's through
th1• family foundation. AmonJ(
h '" 1ntL'r<'s ls we re the S I.
Nt·whoul>e School of Public Com·
mun1catlon s at Sy racuse
Un1vl'rs 1ty and the Mitzi
!'frv. hou~e Theatre at 1.mcoln
l'1•1Her m New York City.
HIS FIRST P URCHASE was a
moribund paper in Fitchburg,
Mass. lie made a $60,000 profit
1n disposing of its assets. a profit
that helped him buy the Ad
vancc
Nf>whouse is s urvtved--by hls
\\ 1fr l v.o '>on:., S I Jr a nd
Uon a Id . I wo brothers. Theodore
a nd :'li•irman: two bls te r c,,
C.ertrud1· JJ1amond and 1':-;tellc
Mtrnn .• ind ... ix ji?n1nd(·h1ldren
The Advance like later Ul •
'JU1~1t1ons wu:-. a f;imily operi.1
Tll E NEWllOUSF. •·AM ILY
moved to Bayonne. N J • ~hortly
after Sam1wl was born. Because
of poverty. ht· was forced lo :-.kip
h1i.:h sc·hoc1I t·nroll1n ~ in~ttad. at
tion Hts brothC'r Th<'odorc w a!'.
hus1nt>ss munag~r brnlh t:r
Norman wus -w aterfro11t a nd
po!l(•c rt'portcr, poltt1cal writer
a nd cxecut1 Vl' t·d1tor. brothL·r
I' 11 n 1 1 ,, I t· r' t 1· , • .., " 1· r 1·
:.ch t-duh·d f11r 11 a n1 I' rii.Ja~ ;rt
Tt•mph· Ent.JOU 1-;11n N£''1t Yurk
For Woman 35
Pill May Be lmulvisable
Ry OR. PETER STEINC&OHN
Dear Ur. Steincrohn: I'm newly marned, and
for the first time. at the age of 35. I reahz.e it's
quite late. so m y husband and I have decided I
s houldn't have a child.
Now comes the question of contraceptives
One doctor s u1rncsts an IUD. but I'm afraid of an
inlrautenne device I want to take the pall instead.
Rut hl' SUJ:!l(<'!'its th<it at my age the Ptll may cause
complic;,t1on:., s uch <i~ £'lob 1n my vf>tns or strok1·
.f hav<' been a heavy 1>moker lat.ely becaube
I m so hcfucl<llcd ;,iboul whal Lr1 do Cun you g iv1·
rnc any adv1n"' Mri. Ci .
DEAR MRS C. ·Of <·011rsc y ou rc:1h2l· I'll say
that :specific advice w11l have t1J come from your
own doctor Many women t1t~lht Pill without any
com plicat1ons at all
Nevertheless, it's true that some are prone lo
gel mto som e 5ort of trouble Your doctor may
have good reas on for s uggesting an IUD in your
case rather than the pill
FOR EXAMPLE IT HAS BEEN found that
heart attacks are more likely in women who arc
:>Ver 38 and smoke while taking the pill. It t~
rare in those under 38.
DOCTOR IN
THE HOUSE ,
especially if they do not
s moke.
In one recent study it
was found that the r isk
for women who s moke
and take oral contraceptives is quite large, rang.
ing from an estimated one per 8,400 a nnually in
women aged 27 to 37 years to one per 2SO for
women aged 44 to 45 years.
It would seem to me, Mrs. G., that as you're
getting cl<>1e to the 38 age limit, you'd better con·
sider some other type of contraceptive than the pill
-especially because your smolclng may com-
plicate matters. •••
M EDICALE'ITES
Many readers know that angina patients dia·
solve nitroglyce rine tablets under the tongue to
find relief from chest pain. Jn a recent column I
m entioned the use or nitroglycerine ointment for
angina. llere is an example :
Dear Dr. Stelncrobn: I read your recent col-
unn and was quite inte rested in the discussion
about nitroglycerine ointment for angina.
Well, I am a heart patient. I have quite a his
t.ory of heart disorders. My doctor prescribed a 2
percent nitroglycerine oinlment because I was
awakening three or four times a night with chest
pains and had to take nilro pills.
Feud Over Fence
Halted by Court
I STARTED CSING TIU; NITRO ointment
with wonderful rt·~ult~ I have been able to sleep
the night through und 1t 1s giving m e real rPst I
am feeling muc·h b~:tter Somet1m t·s I use the'''"'
ment during the day a nd J don't have to us e th ·
pi Us.
My dot'tor prt'scnht>d "one inc h " on Uw chi.Ir!
that ('Orne:. with the n1tro ointment. I am 70 year'>
young and l am gctttng much bette r s ince 1 am
able to sleep the night thrnugh. I just thought you 'd
like lO know !after you 'd written your C'Olurnn 1
from a paUent who ha-. been "there·· -Mr. S .
•••
Dear Or. SU-incroho: I have been having heart skip~ ;,ind palptta t1on Otherwise I am in v1•1 v good
health exccpt "for arthntLS Is there any conoec·
lion? Mr:-.. C.
DEAR MRS (' I doubt1t. But why not h&vc a
heart. checkup·'
San Jose Bans
Discrimination
SAN JOSE <AP ) -San Jose has ~ome the
fourth major c1Ly m Califorrua to ban discrimina·
lion again.st homosexuals in housing and employ-
ment.
The City Counc il gave approval to a gay -rig~ts
ordinance patte rn<'d after one that opponents are
trying Lo overturn tn unincorporated parts of Sa.nta
Clara County. The measure will become law in 30
days .
WS ANGELES, BERKELEY AND San Fran·
cisco previoW1ly passed similar bllls .
In contrut to the stormy meeting two weeks
ago wbea the City Council tentatively approved the
ordinance. the atmosphere at Tuesday's council
meeting was calm
The vote was 5 1 in favor, with Councilman
Larry Pegram. A former policeman, votinl
against the measure. Vice Mayor J im Sell, who
earlier voted for the ordinance, wu absent.
THE SAN JOSF. ORDINANCE requires every
e m ployer and labor organization required by
federal or state law to post an equal employment
notice to expand thnl notice t.o include a warning
that discrimination based on sexual orientation
al110 is prohibited.
The penalty ror non.compliance is a SSO fine
for each violation. There are no criminal penalties
preacribed in the San Jose ordinance
Anyone discriminated against in housing or
employment may enforce the ordina nce by means
of civil action. Civil penaJU• allow for damag~
ranging from S200 to $400.
Altar Discovered
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LOS ANGELES <AP> -ll'a taken a court or·
der to keep down the fencet between rock •lne•r
Harry Nllaaon and b1a new Bel Air Hilla nellbbor.
SUperior Court Judie Vernon P'o.ter "°anted a
temporary reatrainlq order prevendq Or. KbalU
Seyraft from erect.lnl • cbaln llnk fmce ~er· ty adjoUllng lbe lot where Nil.uoo la hia
sacrificial altar more than 3,800 yean old, t.be ftnt 1----------
of Its kind to be found lo Greece, bu been dla· PUBLIC NOTICE
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home.
A MCODd court beartn1 baa been Ml Sept. 12 to
decide whether a prelimlnary injunctioa lbould be
luued.
The rock atar complained that the planned
fence would be an "eyesore" and lbat SeJrafl waa
bWldlq lt oaly t.o "annoy" and "bar .. a" him.
leyraft aald be wanted '° put tbt fence \lP to
kffP wild anlmall off b!a pnperty and to dil·
couraae walan .
covered on the island of er.te, arcbMoloeilt loan·
nll Sakelarakla reported.
On the altar. In the ••tern room of a tb.ree·
chambered temple, wu found a human 1keletoo
witb a bronze aword Mt 1D tbe chat. Two other
skeletons were fouad nearby ln atUtudea that
clearly lndicated a reU1lous ceremony had taken
place, the arcbaeolo&ial said.
He aald It wu tbe ftnt evktenee ol bwnu aacrlftee ln tbe Whale of tM prelidllDrte ~u
Se• reeson.
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NATION DAIL V PILOT A j 1
Six Amtrak Routes Cut
Board A.ho OK. Merging Some Train Runs
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Am·
lrak 'a board or d1recton bu a,p
provt'd a route ayatem that
would el.Jmlnatt alx w~U known
pauencer tra1na and comblnes
11ome others tlftective Oct l
The board voted Wednesday to
('Ut from Amtrak's 27.000·mlle
rall r•ffnaer syatem the Na
tlona Um1ted from New York to
Kanaas <.'ity, the North Coast
fllawutha from Chlu.io to Seat·
lle, lht' Lone tar from Chlcaao
to Dallas Houston, the Hilltop·
per from Washln&lon to CaUelL<,
bure . Ky . tbe San Joaquin
Di•appointed
Nevada Gov. Robert List
:-mys his s te:tte 1s "extremely
d i s appointed" because
Calif omia balked at concur-
ring m Nevada·~ latest pro-
pos als to protect the Lake
Ta h oe Basin. The plan
wou ld inc lude a ban on
g ambling expansion . List
!'>iJ I 0
Disea,se
Talk Set
Hypoglycemia. a dis-
ease that has many of the
:..ame symptoms as
diabetes, will be the
topic of discussion at the
Sept 11 meeting of the
Orange County chapter
o f the American
Diabetes Association.
Dr. Russell Poucher,
an endocnnologist. will
lecture at 7: 30 p.m. at
St. J oseph Hos pital,
1100 W. Stewart Drive,
Orange.
The meeting 1s open to
th e publ ic w ithout
charge. For informatton
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thla guaranteed
Med~Health
Method
f"ICDI JfCALTI
[ IWLY llltOf l a.ASSIPllD ADI Ma•f!11
from Oa kland lo 8akt1raf\eld,
and the F1ond•n from Ch1ca.10
to Florida
THE BOARD AL.'K> votl'd lo
comblnt' two New York to
Florida trail\!\, th .. Sliver J\let"°r
and the Champion. The tralns
wall opera.tt' a11 ont· tHitwct.1n New
York 1anc1 J tH'kKonvalle, with a
Silver Meteoi sedlon .iowa to
Mlam1 and a Chump1011 secuon
to St Pl'lcraburg
Also to bt t•omlnnecJ were the
Mount lb1mer from St:allle to
Portland and the Pac1r1r In
terna tiona.1 from Seattle to Van·
couver
The board said the vote was
co ndl11onal. pend 1 ng con
gressiooaJ action on Amtrak's
route system
THE HOUSE AND Senate
have passed similar bills caUang
for cuts of about 16 percent of
the least-used rrule~ from the na·
lion's rail µasseng<·r system by
Oct. 1 A Joint l'Onfcren'*! rom
mittee i~ to meet w1tl11n two
weeks lo rcsolvt· manor daf
ferences.
Both bills s pecify th at lo con·
tinuc to cx1::.t. u train mu~l
aver age 150 passengers 1>c r mile
and lose no more than seven
cents a mile.
Operating on that standard,
Amtrak 's management recom
mended lhc route structure to
the board. The trains to be
dropped do not meet the stan
dard.
THE TRANSPORTATION
Department originally proposed
a sharper 43 percent reduction
in the Amtrak system. Trains
saved by the economic criteria
specified by both houses in·
Curb 'Curbed'
SACRAMENTO IAP) The
California Senate has narrowly
approved a bill that could keep
Lt Gov. Mike Curb from mak
1ng quick j udgeship appoint
ments while Gov Edmund
BrQ.wn Jr 1s out of the state
duded the Montrealer from
Montreal to Washington, the
Southern Cre~ce nl fro m New
York ~ New Or~ans . and the
Cardinal from Chicago to
W Hhlnfton.
The Houae and Senate also ap·
proved an amendment that said
no region of the country can be
left without a passenger train.
Thi.l rescued the Pioneer from
Salt Lake City lo Seattle and the
St. Louis-to-Laredo, Texas , leg
of the lnter·American.
Commuter trains operated by
Amtrak won an 18-month con-
gressional r eprieve through
April L98l lo give state and local
governments time to determine
bow lo finance their operation.
AMT&AK ALSO IS holding
discussions with various states
on the pouibillty of the states
supportint ~rtain trains. These
include the San Joaquin from
Oakland to Ba kers field and
trains from Kansas City to St
Louis and Chicago to Peoria.
The Transportation Depart
menl originally .proposed the
t·uts because the system wa'>
costing taxpayers several hu n
dred million dollar:;; a year 111
subsidies
Mesa Clinic
Plans Move
The Costa Mesa clinic of thl'
Planned Parenthood Association
of Orange County will move lo
larger quarters Sept. 1
The new address will be 440
Fa1r Drive, Su..ite K. Clinic hour~
will be 3 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m. Mon
days and Wednesdays and 9: 30
a m. to 2 p.m . Fridays. accord
mg lo Ralph Jensen. presad<•nt of
the non-profit organization.
Appointments for birth con
trol counseling, pregnancy tf'-.t
mg. contraceptives and problem
pregnancy cousellng can be oh
tained by calling 973· 1727
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[lfect1ve yield assumes all funds at maturity are redeposited at same
rate and remain for lull year Rate may change at renewal. r ederal
regulations proh1b1t compounding of interest on the account and
11'Tlpcse a substantial interest penalty tor early withdrawal
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Hayden Agency Funded For P lloae Ortlers · ···
\ PacTel Plans !
Committee Shelves Feud, Approve• $85,000 • conciliatory comment• from UCI Office
o ... n-..
Michigan newspaper
pu bl1sht·r John P
M cGoff rt>ports that
he hus don~ 91 of tht."
120 hours or volun
teer drug rehabihta
lion work he \\a~ or
dered to do a ft er
J)leading guilty to a
m isde meanor charge
in connection with a
glass-t hrowing inci·
dent in Aspen, Colo.
SACRAMENTO <AP) -A
le1l1latlve eommltlt• bu ..-
proved •• fGr a at.ate com· mi .. kln ..._.. bJ DOlltleal ac-
Uvlat Tom RQdM aft.r Hudea
ud a ~tlve foe at leut tempor baited U..ir name-
calliq l.
Tbe fWJda approved w.-..
day by the Jolnt l.e1l1latl••
Bud1et Committee will pay for
Calllonlla'• partlclpaUon ln tbe
Southwest Bord.sr fh1lonal
Commlulon.
NOlUl.u.L Y, AN $8S,OOO adcb
tton to the 11tate's $21 billlon
spendmg program would be a
routine matter approved with
ltttle or no detailed review by
the comnuttee.
But due to Hayden's presence
on the commission, tbe ap·
propriation got s wept int.o the
conlmulng political battle over
Go.v Edmund Brown J r .'s ap-
pointment of Edison Miller to
OCEANf MJflC
~6 tOR•UIOV A ..
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tbc Oran1e County Board of
lupervut<>n;
M lll~r ls a former Marine
Corp• pilot cen1ured by the
Navy ror makln1 antiwar tapee
wbile a priaooer ol war ln North
Vietnam.
BA YDt:N AND 1118 wUe, ac·
treaa Jane Fonda, played a ma·
jor role ln persuadiq .Brown to
a ppoint Mille r to the Orange
County board over the bitter op-
po al tl on or Assemblyman
Richard Robinson, D·Santa Ana,
and m06t other Oran1e County
pollticaJ leaders.
Last week , Hayden con·
demned Robinson, who is a
member of the budget commit-tee, as a .. corrupt politician"
and said Robmson would make
the committee b e aring a
"witch.hunt. " Robln.son accuaed
Hayden of practicing "guerrilla
politics."
But Wednesday, after polite
questioning from Robinson and
\.
Hayden, Bobtnaon authored tbe
motlon 1rantln1 tbe fund• eoupt by Hayden'• comm•Mklo
THE OOMlll'ITSE approved
~.ooo from the atate'• ..-..i
fund for the commi11lon and
directed Hayden to get tbe other
$35,000 fl'Om fUnda already a~
prop riated to the Democratic
1overnor'1 oftice.
"I wun't apologizing. I just
think the war of words can go on
in other forums . . . that don't
Jeopardize the work of the com-
mlsaloa," Hayden said alter the
bearlne.
AP ~
CONmOVEf'SIAL
Tom Hayden
Fmids Voted
HANFORD <AP)' -
King s Co unty
Super visors have set
uide $2.7 million for a
juvenile detention center
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Pacific Telephone ii settmi up a temporaJ'f;!
office on campus for UC Irvine student.I wbo ~
to order phones for their dormitory rooma. : !t
Stnce the rooms are equipped with m~
telephone Jacka, 1tudent.1 can pick up a tele '
at the campua offtce and install it them aelvea. \'\
Five telepboDe aervice repnMDtativea will~.'
available at the wliveraity's lleea Court Cav~·
Sept. 18-20 to handle phone orden. !:
A• soon u students place their order, they wilt'
be given a telephone number and phone, accordlo~·
to Barbara Flores, wbo coordinates the annuat
back-t.o-acbool ru1b for Pacific Telephone.
The customary $25 depoeil fee will be waiv~
for the 1tudeot.s.
Robinson didn't take back any
earlier comments about
Hayden, but directed most of bis
criticism Wednesday at the state
Department of Finance, which
be said did not adequately audit
.commission spending when it
was under supervision of former
Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally. behind the new govern· '~lil:i~~~~w•~~~~~li6lllili••_,.~ ment cent.er here. u
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NElGHBORHOOD FEUD SUSPECTED
Postal Inspector Bob Kong end Piie of Junec
Irvine Co. Plannt.•r
Official Takes
Harvard Post
Irvine Company P lanm ng Director Donald
Cameron will head east to teach in the Har vard
University Graduate School or Design for the 1980
spring semester.
The visitin~ lectureship will lake Cameron
from his Irvine duties from January through May.
His leaching topics will include l rvme Ranch land·
use planning project~
Cameron ~aid he will attempt to stay up to
date on Irvine Company 11lanning matters and will
per iodically fly home "a~ the need arises "
Cameron, 46, ha~ been with the Irvine Com·
pany for s ix y£>a rs . lie ll\ a Stanfor d Univeri>1ty
graduate and mu<.:h of his professional career h<ts
involved the frvine Hanch
lie once wor ked for William Pere ira and As-
sociates, where ht· workt>d on plan:. for the south
<'Oa:-it sector of th<· I rv1n(' Gene ral Plan. He a !so
was pro1cct dirc<·tor for !JC Irvine':; long·rage de·
velopme nl plan.
Social S~curity
Checks Due Early
WASHINGTON CAP) The gove rnment says
1t will cost $1 75 m1lhon m lost interest, but Social
Security rcc1p1cnts won't have their September
c hecks delayed because of Labor Day.
Labor Day comes Monday, the day the checks
are due for delivery . So to keep them from being
late, they will be mailed m t.Jmc for receipt f'ri·
day. three days early.
/\ Social Security offarwl ~<ty~ the early m all-
ing of $9 b1 lhon in c·h<·C'h will co~t Sl 75 m illion in
los t interest
i Fort Sill Cited
WASlllNGTON ( /\ P ) Fort Sill, Okla., has
won the 1.978 Secretary of Defense Environmental
Quality Awa rd.
A selection C'om m1 ttce also recom mended that
the Pacific Missile Test Center and Vandenberg
Air •,orce Base, Calif., and the Ma rine Corps Air
Station at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, be recognized for
··exemplary environmental programs.
No Olive Braneh?
Man Bombarded With Junk Mail
UPERTJNO (AP> W DoutlH
Carothera HY• bl• dooratop wu bomb~ by 7,000 plec~ ol Jun.IL
mall ln a ye.,..aons al.lent war wllh •
ne .. hbor that •tarted over lbc: plant a.._ ot lift ollve ltM
Vl~l L&ll1l Napoli, a computer
enctn .. r, WH In JaU Wedneaday
after btlaa booked for lnv•liaaUon
of a ch1r1e ate mmlna from th~
f uatll ade of lelle r a , t cscbnic~al
manuala and •adaeta dcHlvcred to
Carolbera' bou.le
THE WAR WNE for this s uburban
buul~ 45 mllt4" outh of San Fran·
t'INC'O WU a \'Ommon prol)erlY line,
where 1t 1s alleged thlAL Napoli plant-
ed un ollvt• tret' about u yt'ar ago
1'011 tul 1n pt><'tor Uol> Kong said
Carothers, an uttorney, obJected and
won t ht• first round when the tree was
moved over tu Nupoh's side or the
line. Not long after thul. Carothers
says, he started be1nJ? deluged by un
wanted mail and Napoli "slopped
talking to me-"
"I certainty hadn't asked ror any of
the mail," said the attorney. "It went
on for a year . . I <·st1matc I got
about 7,000 IHC<'C'~. 1 had a 3 foot
stack m m y tx.'<.lroom "
"WE GOT TO know the truck
drivers p retty well ," he udded
ruefully.
Carothcn; said ht• was getting al
least 20 pieces of JU nk m all a day.
and at one point tried lo fight the
flood with a form letter adv1s1ng t•c
companies he didn 't want tbear goods
a nd asking them to quit sending him
s turr.
''I s pe nt m ore than $100 on
postage ," he said.
Carothers s aid that while he was
acratchlne hlK head over the unwant
cd flood, pJlea of mate rial arrived at
hi.I bouae booka of all kinds. elcic·
tronln and a rc bltectural m1nual1
He said "°me actual aooda aJao a r
rived "which I turnod i.way a l the
door ··
CAllOTll£RS SAID H£ aJso t~·
ceived telephone call!\ from sale11 men
who thought they wero loUowing up
on a bot prospect
Kong said Carothers' wire. Mary,
learned in a chance visit lo a store
that made rubber s tamps that Napoli
allegedly ordered a rubber stamp
with her husband's name and ad
dress. An tnvesligat1on followed
On Tuesday, Napoli, 38, was ar
rested on a complaint and booked for
'n vesUgation or a :.tale charge or
raise personallon. which carries on
conviction a maxim um fine of $5.000
and a year m jail. Santa Clara Coun·
l)' deputies said Napoli was m J&ll 1n
hcu or $4,000 buil
Caners to Hos t
Gospe l Singe rs
WAS HINGTON <AP > T he
Gos pel Music Association will
perform on the south lawn or the
Whito House ne xt month, Lhc Wh ite I
I louse says.
The White I lous<' s aid l're111dc·nt I
Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, will
host the group for a performance or I
gospel singing on Sept. 9. _
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The su,495 store-bought
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Caution: '11hinking Could Burt Bitting
Laguna Optometrist Offers Athletes Aid
By DAVE C'VNNlNGllAM Of11Wo.11, ...... ,_
Tbe secret to becoming a i.porh
1upenitar Is to atop think ma
And the man who Is profes1>1na tht1>.
pbllosophy 11:. not a roach, but 1tn op
to\net.rist Ur 8111 Harnson of Luauna
Beac h
"WHEN MOST PEOPLE THINK ,
they Sb.ift the11"\eyes und Sllirt! O(f Into
apace ." Harrison says "You try it
Whal is two plus fi ve plu~ :.ll\ plus
eight?"
The reporter looked away, glaocLng
upward and to lhe left The dnswer
finally came
"You see, if a baseball player 1s
standing at the plate thanking. 'The
pitcher is probably going to throw a
slider." and starts looking for a slider.
his eyes ma~hl st art wandenng W1th out
him even realizing at," Harrison said
Theoretically, then, 1f a hiller stopped
thinking and simply u:.ed has eye!. to
focus on nothing but the ball. he "ould
get better results .
According to Dr Harrn;on, 11 ':-. murc
than just theoretical. It ·s a proven futl
"I SPENT ZS TO 30 HOURS wo rking
with George Brett when he wets Just out
of high school." Ha rrison says "Now. I
don 'l claim I was the one who turned
him into a .JOO hatter. but he sayb 1t
helped him a lot."
Harrison has a lso worked with the
U.S. na tional ski, skating and volleyball
te ams and scores of professional and
amateur athletes, among them Rod
Carew, Steve Spurrier, Jim Colbert.
Lou Piniella and Amos Otis
every mettlng with 1>1 llarn:ion, thing:.
stuted aoin& better for mt· l think lt'i.
8 trt-mt'ndoui. program "
To be precise, Vii.ion Oyn11m1cs 1:. a
lot more lhitn Just teul'hlng athletes to
'ltop thmlung and start "at~hing
IT INVOLVE A \'ISUALIZATION
lcrhn1que. wht'rcby the a thlclc
"i.eet." himself performing a <'ertatn
funr tion Oetwlessly·1rnd "fed s" his body
Tlw rrcuon T~d WUHa••
eras •IN"h a gr.-af ldtf.-r
was not •i•plfl fhaf lw had
20-I 5 t.'bio1t. ~~
Ung a baseball. passin~ a football or
luc king a soccer ball
fo'rom ther<'. Vis ion Dvnam1cc; ta1b off
into dark fon~i.t:. "h.1ch sound su:.
111c1ously like h) pnot1:.m. po:.1t1vc think..
1ng. Sylwr\'i!.t0n or 'oodoo. <kpend1ng
1 HI \'Ollr bli!S s'o why has a rt'bP<'<'I a lit.• optOml't r1"t
I 1k1· I larnson spent l'lght y1·ar!. ch·vf'lop
1n~ lhl:'SC' idea!. into .i <·onc relt: p10
gram·•
"Wl'll. it's nol rcall~ p:Jrt of my pro
fe:-.s 1on I'm not md:.1ng an) profi t at 11.
1f that ':-, what you mean .. Harrison
'>ayi.. "l still ha\'c my practice 1n
Laguna
"But Vision Dynam1('S 1s very clm;cly
rclalC'd to my work," he continues
"'fhe eyes control thl' body. and they
control the way we visualize
kno w how to use their eyes. Each eye
was andiv1duall y pe rfect, but they
couldn't use them together," Harrison
s ays
The reason Ted Williams was such a
great hitter, according to Harrison, was
not simply that he had 20· lS vision
"Lots of big league ballplayers today
hav~~ 20·15 v1s1on." Harrison s ays
"What they don't have ts the depth
per ception and visualization of a Ted
Willia ms ."
That raises an intriguing point Since
Ha rrison clwms to teach visuauzation
and depth perception, could he take one
of those ballplayers and tum him into
another Ted Williams·>
"Yes. I thank so." the doctor said
after a brt(•f pause to consider thc 1m·
plicataons "In fact. I think there etre ci
lot of pot('nllal Ted Wil llami.I:''> out
there ..
G IMMICKS T O MAXIMIZE human
;.tthlN1<· pott•nttal are common. hut lfa1
rison :-.t.•t.•:-, ht:-, V1!>10n l>ynam1t:-. 1ir<1
gram as :.ometh1ng mnr1· than lhdl
In oth(•r wordi.. his go:JI 1~n t t1J ..imp
h t urn out a11nthl'r Ted Wdhtun"
"My gn•atesl re.,..ard I\ wht.•n ~um1·
one s1ni. lht• v1:.t1ahlallon lu:lµctl 1n
tlwtr 1wr,onal h\·c,. · Jl:J rn'>1m "'ml
This 1!.n t Jll:.t for "purl" It <'dn lw
used in lh<• l'la:-,:-.room or on tht.• 1oh
llC' for•H'l'!. a V1'>1on lh namte·..,
"orkshop someday. whC're .,tudcnts and
Jthlete!'. take i.t·minar!'. toi;<cthi:r
•
·'Vision Dyna mics has definitely
aided m y hilling." Brett says. "After
"l 'VE FOUND SOME ATHLETES
with perfect v1s1on who didn't really
"Tht' ability to cc1nN•ntrall· on <•
s ingle task. to form a clear 1mL1ge of dt:
:-.ir ed action and lo relax with con
fictenrt'." !'>ay:-. llarnson, "are JU~t a ...
t•as 1ly l<'arned as thv ability to rl'ad and
Wrtll• .. Bill HARRISON CHECKS OUT PATIENT'S EYES.
Angels' Play Not Surprising to Sparky
Frustration Shows:
Grich, Carew Ejected
I) E T H 0 I T I ·\ (I T h t'
fru :.trat 1on <if :.t·c·1 ni.: their
di\ l'>lOn lead <·vaporatt• 1~ be~m
n1ng to ll·ll on lhl· Angcb and
llt•lro11 ~t.ina.cc·r Sriark\ \n
d1r-.1111 \.111 ''111p.1th111 "llh
1h1 m
'our m·nc·~ JU~t "'l'Jr ~ou
clo" n. · ,\nder!'>nn i.:.11d Wednl:'!'
da~ night aflt:>r hi s Tl~E.'rs de
f,·att·d the Ans.i1·b. :? I "You
cton 't sh·ep Th<' J!U)~ ;in• up e ar
h c•\NY mnrn1ng You h;i,·c·
lroul>lt' holdtnl! J !'UP of coffe<'
Your motor 1" i.:111ni.: all the
llmt' .
T ll E W SS \\AS the· fourth 1n
a ro"' for th<' Ani::eb. "ho havC'
droppt:'d St'\'en of thc:ir last eight
and 11 of 1he1r lasl 15 gamt:>:. to
see their lead dip lo a ml'rc half
,l!a mt' ahl'<Jd of K an ... ai. Cit) in
tht' Amencan Leaj!Ut' Wt•!>l
'It doe!->n't s urprt!'.•' ml.' "hat .,
J!OlllJ! on now "1th tht· Ang('b.
:\n<l1•ri.t1n i.a1d '\\'1th their
pa' rnll. if the~ don l "1n 11
lht'~ 'rr J!OtnJ! to ht · 1£'ft v.1th tt
.. 111·k1ng up in thC' atr
·k..in:-. .. , C11y h,,., ht•c·n thcrC'
\I ,1\ II•· lh1· H11\':1h :1rt• play1ni::
111'1 .1 lt1t l1• h11 l1111..,1•r righl
fl()\\
STE\' E K t: ~ P · S ~I :'loi G L E
i.rorC'd Lou Wh1takt'r "''th th<'
"1nn1ni:: run in tht' ~t>.lh inning
to k1•y the Detroit triumph.
O•olJ 1'111'1 ,. ..... ,, II k ll4rd KMtll•• T he Angels got 21 run in the
sN'ond when Don Baylor led off
w11h a double. look tturd when
Detroit starter Jark Mo rris.
SOLID FOUNDATION -Steel girders are being installed
a s work on Anahe im Stadium continues in the area
behind right field . Completion of the work will make the
s tadium's capacity 70.000 and at is schcdukd :o be
fi nished by next sum m er.
.Jerry Hulhert· ·De Left a Legacy
His Winning Smile Could Melt the Mo8t Hardened Foe
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of ti.. Oally l"llel SI.Ill
J e rry Hulbert was a very intens e in·
ctividual with a s mile and a pleasant
word for almost everyone he knew. He
was also very sincere a nd dedicated lo
Lbe job a t hand, whether it be coaching
a bas ketball team , a golf team or handl·
ing a real estate deal.
Among the m a ny who knew him
before his untimely death Monday of
cancer, perhaps UC Irvine basketball
Coach Tim Tift ha d the deepest insight
into his nature and personality.
"JERRY WAS AN INTENSE in-
dividual." Tift says in recalling the
man who spent seven years aa bis uaiJ-
tant at UCI. "When be went about
som ething, be went at it with every-
thing he had. He was a tborouab pro-
fessional. Sometimes, I would 1et the
impression he was high strung and
nervous.
"There were many incidents we
shar e d . We were very close and
traveled a lot. I don't recall any speclflc
onea at the moment but be was fun to
have around.
"Jerry did a great Job u a recruiter
and be wu an excellent coach. It wu
lar1ely throu1h ht1 efforts that we
landed Dave Baker, a blChly recruited
pla,er by many 1cbooll.
"Jerry ballDed b1mleJI well. from
• 1tep _. to step 10 ud we aot Dave .
That was an example of the type of
player and lhe cahber or rccru1tin.i he
did.
"THERE WERE TIMES durin g
games when he would grab me by (he
coat tail and pull me back down when I
would gel too excit ed. I remember one
time. he jumped up to help one of our
COMMENTARY
players who was injured and be feU and
got a technical foul. It looked like be
was injured bimsell.
"One time in West Virginia. we were
out in 10 betow weather for a half hour
in our shirt sleeves. Californians in
snow country.
"We bad many long talks and dis·
c ussions and they were profound and
happy moments. We were very, very
close. He was as close to me as anyone
I have ever met.
0 1 ONLY KNEW HIM briefiy before
he came t.o UCI. He was coacblnl at
Troy Hlp School at the time and had
enjoyed two outatandlng years with
Scott Maanuaoa and Scott Gre1ory as
hl1 1tan. I believe be waa coach of the
yeartn,.....
"Miyway, there were many 1tron1
caadldatel when IM applied fO&' \be Job
and then an IOIM umea I am 1ure
you -.,aid reeop&.. wllo U.. alDce
.. --
made a name for themselves Jerry was
the least known by m t' al the lime
"BUT HE WAS A SINCERE person
who sold htmself a nd wound up gettmg
the job a nd doing very well."
When Hulbert left UCI alter seven
years as an assistant basketball and
head golf coach. he m oved his family to
Oregon to take a head coaching job in a
high school. He stayed for two years,
then returned t.o Orange County.
Hulbert, and his wife Candice were
both born and raised in the area and
missed the climate and their friends
here. Hulbert graduated from Newport.
Harbor High, Orange Coast College and
San Diego State.
WHEN HE RETUaNED to the
Orange Coast area, he left coaching and
went into real estaLe, looklng for other
g reener pastures t.o conquer.
"I trunk, when he ten UCI. that it was
a situation where we were going along
in the same thing over a 1001 period of
time and he felt be needed a cbaftle of
scenery. But we remained very close
friends," Tift says.
Jerry Hulbert will lona be remem-
bered by those who knew and worked
with blm u a friendly, lnteDle penoa.
with a wlnn1nC 1m11e tbat could melt tbe
mott ......._ foe lD lbon Mdee. He·
left a le•ac1 that will be hard to
replace.
13 5 uncork<•ll ,1 wtld pttc h and
-.ro r,.d 1111 .1 rtouhlt• pla~
..:rouncfrr aftl'r ,1 Wdlk t<1 W1llw
,\1kl'n"
1 he· T1g1?r" rvrned thf' "core 1n
tht 1r hi.llf IJI th,. ..,,.,·uncl wh1·n
.I a:.on Thompson "lngled and
\ ngl'lb · "tarter and lo:.N OaH·
Fro:.t. 13 9. 1:.:-.U l'll walk:. 111
Champ Summer" and Ron
l.t·F lon' Thompson then scored
nn J('rr~ ~oralc!<>· grounder
Al'Rt~LIO LOPEZ TOOK ovt'r
for Morris in th<· t'aghth to notch
h1:. 16th !>J\l'
Tht• triumph "a:, Ot;>tro1t s
~l'\ 1 nth '>lra1ght O\t'r t he
Angl.'b
Tht• Anl!eb · mount1n~ rru:.tra·
t1on hec<1m<> l'\ 1dc·nl in th<• fifth
1nnin).! wh<'n Bobh) Gr1<·h wa!'>
t'Jl'<'ll'd by pl:.ll•· ump1n• Nick
Rnm1g an when th<' Ang('I<;
~l·l'ond ha:.l'm:rn lhrt·" both h1 ...
h.tl dOc1 h1:. hatting h<·l m1•t aftt•r
lhl· 11mp1rt· had t·allt·tl htrn out
1111 \lrlk('~
Thl' Angc•I!. Hod <'Jrt'" "tt'
1•1t.•cll•d l<'adrn).! off th•· "1>.lh for
h II m p I n g p I a I ,. II m p I r ,.
Hn•magan <1flC'r ;tl..,11 h1 •1ng rall1 ·tl
1111 1 11n ... tnk<'"
"Tlf.\T'S ,\ STI Pll> pl.1~ 111
J.!l'I kll'kl'd OUI of lht· h.tllg<Jmt•.
Angt•b ' Mana~er .l1m Fregos1
said ··vou lose a 2 I hall~amc
and you lose two players. one's
hitting .299 a nd th<' olhl'r'i. ht!·
ting 324 Now. does that make
anv sense?"
G rich. who bad calmed down,
:-.a id he was surprised he had
been thrown out or the game .
"I J UST FLIPPED the bat."
G rich said. "But, I admit it was
a s lupad thin'g to do a nd it won't
happen again."
"They were strike:-. in bolh
cases." Morris s aid. "I was still
a little s urprised he gave 1l to me
with Carew. lhou~h. Carew and
Bos ton 's Carl Yas triemsk1
usua ll y get the bene fit of the
doubt from the umps."
The Angels move to Cleveland
where they open a four-gam e
series with the Indians tonighL
Nolan Ryan (13-10 > will face Len
Barker l4·4 ).
* * * Angels Get
Montague
T he Angels, in a battle for the
American League West tiUe, an-\
nounced Wednes day the t
purchue of right-handed pitcher 1
John Montague from the Seattle
Mariners.
T he purchase price was not
announced.
In 41 appearances with the
Mariners, Montague wa1 6.-4
wltb a 5.55 earned-run average.
The Virginia native, 31, will
join the Anaeh .today in '
Cleveland. To make room on the
r'09ter, the Anl•~loaed left.
buded ~ R BotUu to
Salt Lake CitJ ol the Padft~
CoutLeqae.
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-DAILY Pll.OT
A C•paule Report From the Wortd of Sport•
U You're a Bettor,
Bet Miami Comes to LA
f'ro• AP Dlapett'e.
LOS A.NG EL!;S If he ~re • bettan1 men, [I] say~ tht1 c.-bwrman of both the Loa An1ele1 County 4. •
Board or Suptirvt~n and th~ ('ollseum Com
m1a11100. "I would bet heavy" that Joe Robbie wUI
move tus Miami Dolpb1na hti~ U> 1980 or 1981.
Kenneth llahn told a news confere11ce Wedmsl'lday Uutt he
m e t \n San Francis~ the n.i&ht before wtt.h Dolph1M owner
Robbie. who has ~n bavlnJt disa1Zreements. with city of
ril'ials tn M1am1 and has threatened to
move
The Los Angeles Rams move thetr Ne
llonal Football Le ague team from the
Cohseum to Anaheim in nearby Orange
County in UBI and the local s tad1um 11>
seeking another NFL te am to re place
them. hence the flartatloo wilh Robbie.
The session appare ntly came after a
Miami City Commission ·meeting Tuesday
ln which lhe latest bid to end a dispute
with Robbie over 11e lllng beer In the
"""" Orange Bowl was defeated by a 3·2 vote
The proposal would have permitted Robbie to sell beer
:Jnd other concessions in the stadium through 1986 in return
for his promise to give the city four years· notice if he decidci.
to pull lhe Dolphins out of the Orange Bowl The concessions
contract with the Dolphins cxpireb in 1980
Robbie. disgruntled earlier when the cit y ordered bid~
prepared for concess ions curr(·ntly held by the Dolphini..
<'Ouldn'l be reached for comme nt -
llahn. me anwhile, refu~cd to detail his meeting with Rob·
b1e but said It was "a good, produC'tive m eeting We had rlne
rapport, and he told me lhut he was n ot bluffing .. that he
was serious about coming t" Los Angeles "
As chairman of the Cohbeum Commission. Ha hn has
headed the searc h for a profesb1onal footba ll team to replact:
the Rams.
fie said Robbie prom1st-d lo cr>me t.o Loi, Angeles "w1than
J month " t.o Inspect the Coliseum a.nd go over plans to re·
furbish the downtown 11rena for the 1984 Olympic Games
~ hl•n. the s upcrvu.or ::.aid , 1l agam will become ··the bebl
blad1um in Amt·rica "
Robbie "ts r eally tired of the Miami City Comm1cis1on
dDd hl· think~ he'!. being pu-.hed around." Hahn b&ld "Therl'
1::. a vt;·ry uood chance. the Oolphinb will m ove Wei.t "
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N\•V. H11,ton Cl!lt1e· ('11:Jd1 Bill Fitch. cm dra vinl!(
arnunrl tow11 wtlh tlic duh'c; t?c>neral munag('r, Red
A111·rha<'h 1'f•11pl1• k1·1 I• "" ur111~: mi· I rn11-.1 tJ,. -..•<.·in~
a lt1l v.1th H•·d cit t\ 111i: '"" :1r1111nd all 1h1· l1rn1·. !Jut I t<.·11
l ~1·in I <«111·1 '>l'i• mul'l1 with iny handc; O\'cr nl\ 1·vp., ·
f;ri.,~w ,tgrt>f~# tu f ,1u·rotirP ('nttf roe-I
Hoh (,rit'st• •-.•>.., h1· h.1.., ,Jgt t•t'tl 111 <•new C<1n [fl
t r:ic-t wllti llil' M1am1 1>1,Jpt11n ... Jnd ~ publt-.hcd re · c•
p or t :,.,Jy!. lh1• <lc•al w ii I n 11.1l-e him iiro football ':. • >
h1ght>st 1>a1J qu:irtf'rlJ<Jck. Grn·-,1·. a 12 year N f.L
veteran confirmed he had agrcr·d to the conlracl but did not
indic<itc wht·n at "ould he s1gn••d The contract reportf'dl)
:.urpab:.t•:. the $350.000 a yc·11r ~alary of Jlou\ton Oalcr
quurterb<ick Dao Pastoriru ..
Runnin~ back Mike Tbomu, blamed
for the: Wa&hington Red skins collapbe la::,t
~ CJr a fter a fi 0 s tart . :.a11I hc "knew at was
li lt OH•r' wh1;n Coac·h Jack Pard~ "dJcJn't
drfond me ·· Thoma:., tradc.'<1 to San Otego
during the off season. said he became the
,.,capc~oat wh n he refust•d to tcike pdtn
killer~ <md ril a.v on h1~ lnjurt·d ankle
O.J . Simpson's spot in the S<c n 1'·ranc1sc·o 7 49ers' backfield ii. being fi lled by Peul '-"1" llofrr. Coach 8111 Walsh says Simpson. re·
covcnni:: from knee s urgery. 1., "several
G RIESE. days. perhaps w<.•eks" a way from being re
ady to play S impson'!. dau~htcr recently drowned 1n a swim
mtnJt pool ... Hedskins' runmng bal'k J ohn Rlgglnr. has hecn
s uspended for hls unexplained, unauthorized absence from
practice Wednei;day ... Oakland has put veteran orte ns1vt
t ackle Art She ll on the injured reserved last due to a knee 1.11
JUry ... Houston bolstered Its running atla<'k hy s1gn1ng
holdout Ronnie Coleman lo a rine-year contract and claiming
former Ctncinnati r unnmg bac k Booble Clark on waiver~
Mia mi's Delvi.n Williams s ays he may ~ll out Sunday's NFL
opener at Buffalo bec&use of his contract dis pute with
management.
...................... p 0 •
•••la Keib •rftt7•r• Pfi ~• l•lleW•r•
KIU\lu Clty m oved to wtlhln ~ same of lho •.
•t ru.:1Una Anl"llS u P e&e I.ACM• drove In four
rw111 and A, ... OU. knodted In lhrM to Pl<'t lht
Roy•b to an 18"8 rout of MUwaukM 1'h ln111ot .o
out of hand the Rrewer11 u11ed thrff tnfteld"tl third
h1t1wmuo Sal Budo, second baatom•n .llm Oa•laer 11ml
('IA lcber &.Mil Martlaea 101 pllC'hfl1'11 .
F.ddlf' MYrray 1tlamrn1-.J U\ret homfl runa, drlvln1 In all
11c.-ven RalUmore runa, •• lhft Ol'tnlna ""
rt'ldcd Mlnnt'KOIO, '1 ... In tlw IHtt'lln'I M1Hlln
CJ ( I.I tlOublehcadf'r I WN•ll 111 lfin tlral
gam<'. 8~ou MetJre1or ar11ttnred n11ht
aln1h.•11 lo 11hut out th. 'l'wln11, 4 n
Ne wly aecaulrl'ft 0Hrt• HC'oU lKJOn111d •
threoe·run humt•r In • rl v11 rim M1i·1md In
0106' •nd Ile• CJtt6dty WOii hill ulachth
t tralaht 11tut, with 1•01lt1f h•l11 rru111 IUf h
Go1u1e, Wt tht1 New V ork V 1mk..,.." df'ft1at
~ T"ua. 1 ~ . ll&rll WaU• and Vle&.or
Cr•a romblned on a al• hlllM and Toby
u.coc• Haruta 11luauiod a I wo run horn"' to al vc
Cleveland u 2· I \'\C'tory <w«'r Seellle and 11 11wt-t•p of their
c1oubleheader In the ol)flnt•r. MlM Har1Nv•'• two run double
and Riel Maaalaa's Kame wtnnlna aln1lc c llmuxrd 11 flvti run
ninth lnn.lng that aiavt1 the lnd.lana a ~ 4 vlc·tory Meno
G uerrero drovt-In lhr...-rUM, lndudln1 a v••r '" 011kland'1i
four-nm third mnrnl(, H tht1 A'a defutM Toronto, 8·4
('htt"ago White Sox Prnsldcnt BUI VNCll uy11 tht: dec111lon l<i
postpone Wcdnesd uy night'' .iamf' t1t(a1n11t Ao11ton was
·,rnotht>r struni::e anti ~tu1)1t! clN·1111on " II wai. th~ third time
In !>IX days that White ~ox l\cunt• uumt:11 havt> hN•n Po¥lpaned
beC'.1use of the comhtlon or the• 1111tflt'hl, which ha:. bet'n a
m ess tx•l'ullSl' of hl'"''Y r1un..' C1tllowl111ot nl<'k ('(JO<'l"r\!1 wht're
tan~ trampled the j:(rass f<l'l acvl'r Doua lhlr ptl<'hed four
'('Orf'letis 1nninfel'i and J o bl\Dy ~nt'h bl•~tf'd ~· two run bom.r
to he lp hot Cm<'lnnat1 rld1•11t l'hllluh•lph1a , 7 fi, ror Its t'lWhth
''' u 1 ghl vu·tory 1-:11111 V alf'nll•f' hit n th rt'C' run h<iml•r in
th<' sixth lnn1n~ anti Hill lA'f' scutlt•n'<I t>il(hl tuts ovn seven
innini.;i; to paC'c Montrcul to u ~ 3 triumph ovl'r Hous ton
Kurt lk'vacqua sin>(lcd. doul>kd und druvl' 1n twn runs to help
(;aylord Pt"rry snap a personul fl\1(.•gum1: 11):.tnJ( :.tre uk us
San Diego defC'atcd the Chit'u~o Cubi:. :i I '"'" Burrouab5
drove in two runs and Rick Matula t•ollt•rlt•d h1 ' r1r1t v1rtory
.... n rl' June 29 to give Atluntu a 5 4 tr1u111µh O\'t•r thl' New York
!\t1•ts . . John 1-'ulghllm pitched " h vl' hitter and Larry
Templeton slammed a t°"o run lnple to lcud !'-l l.ou1-. t11 <.i 5 t
\'l<'lor) O\ ·r ~an Francisco.
.-------Ba•~ball Today ------
Un lhb d ate in bu:-e lJall 1n 1941
Lon Wornt·kc of the St. Louis Cardmulb hurl\!d the
last major league no-hi tte r uot1l ls.4. bc utmg lhc d t:
frndmg World ChJmp1on C1nc1nnall Rud!>. 2 0 <.it Cro:,lc:;,
F1dd
On lh1' dall' in l91R
The Ncw York f;1Jnt-. dt•f1 •uterl tilt' Broo k l)n
OodgC'rs. I 0 10 11 gaml' lhul l(J1'1k onl y 57 m inute:> to pl.1y
O n th.is date in 1905
. Oetroll Tigt·rs rook1t· outfielder T v Cobti do ublt>d 1n
hh first m aJor le· ague at bat to h1ghl1ght a :-, :i T11(e r ~ 10
nv1·r lh(· '.°':l""" York lflghl:.indc:r' It wa-. th•· flr:-t 11( .in .tl l
t1m ,· n•!'ord •1.Hll h1l..., for lh1• 1mmort~1 I (;,.nri:1d l'l·J<'h
T1){)a v·-. B1rthc.tays
lf:tll or V.cmer TNI Williatn:-., who hit 406 In 1941 l<>
hc'l'C1 ml· tlw la<;l major 11•11,::u .. r tu accornpll:.h this ft-lit
"til PhllJ dc-lph1a Phill11•s rr·lu:f lH'(' Tu~ M <·(iraw 1-. :15
0.Jk l;ind A·., 1nfwldl•r 0 :1' f' < 'h1tlk 1-; l9
('0t-Won·1 Run :\gain Tltb l 'par
!')C"bastian ('o(', the world rc('ord hold•:r for th1· •
milt·. >!()() :.incl l ,~J)() m1·tcrs. ~•II nl)t run com
1,ct1l1vcly :JR::Hn until nt>xt yf'ar when he ~gins has ·
buildup for the Mos<'OW Olympics he said in Lon·
don this week . F'rcn<'h Grand Prix driver Patrick
Depalller, injured in a hani::·gLiding a~ident June 3, said he
was "resigned not to race ag111n until next year·· . Ray
Kroc Ila!> reconsidered h1~ thoughts of selling the San 01"~0
Padre~ haseball le<1m and bays ht'°ll keep
t h (' cl u Ii f o r :J n o t h e r r 1 v e y e a r b
. Second half goals by Willie Jobaston
and 'l'rt'vor Whymark powered lhe Van·
couver Whitecaps to an impressive 2-0 de·
c1s1on over lhe Cosmos In the hrst game of
the National Conference championship
playoffs in the NA S L ... Keaneth
Pich ette, a 3.'> yc&r ·old Jockey thrown from
his moWJt Tuesday at Timonium Race
Course, w:Js listed in stable but serious
cond ition at the llmvcrsity or Maryland
co£ Hospital ... A s tate appeals court has
overturned a lower court dec1s1on and roted that the state
m ay proceed with Its damage suit agaim;t the owners of the
Ut ah Jazz and the NBA.
Trl~cl•lo11. Radio
T \': tennis U.S. Open highlights. 11 ·JO p m .. Channel 2.
RADIO: Baseball -Angels at Cleveland. 4:30 p.m ..
KMPC (7)0); Chicago at Dodgen . 7·30 p.m ., KABC <790).
Hor se Racing Hollywood Park harness results. KNX
11070). F ootball -Nf.L PrcVlew. 10·45 p.m . tcNX (1070 ).
FOOTBALL I BASEBALL
Monday Football
Rozelle Dream
Became Reality
li'lrll o/ Two Porta
By FaltO &OTHENBEllG
.~._._.~
National Football League Com
ml1111loner Pete Roielle had a
vision JO yHn •10. He saw a
d •Y when the pro football
weekend wouldn't end with Sun·
day ntahu but would be ex·
t~nded to Monday D1ghts and
evtn early fiesday momme.s.
Roulle toot his idea. "Mon day
Nl1ht Football," t.o CBS a nd NBC
11lmultaoeously because "I felt
e thically bound to offe r them tht>
fir st c rac k ." l'h os e two
networks were s howin1 the NFL
on Su.ndM.y.
C BS. whi c h w a b No .
1 in the ratings 1n 1969, saad 1t
was n't lnlerested, even though
CBS had tried rive Monday rught
1eam e11 in lhe m1d-60s. drawtng
tre mendous rulings AcC'Ording
to R07.('llt'. N BC "took a late, but
h .c rd look" befon· de<'tdin~ to re
Jel'l the prime-time football
idea
Tflt\T Lt:FT TIURD·R ATED
A BC, which had been dc,pNalc·
ly l ook 1n~ t o ~('t int o t h "'
• luc rative pro frW>tbull wnrlcJ . and
lh<' 11u~he-. Sp<>rts Nt·two rk Al
ARC, Rolclle met with Hoon••
Arledge, who h:.id bf'l•n :-.tcad1ly
ra 1s1 ng A B C ~po r t ... h y ll!>
bool.Strap:.
"I h at! hr·rn l6)1ni• ~llh
~o meth1ni; ... 1m1 l .. r .. 1<1
Arledge. no"" pre!>ld('nl o r Al:W
Sports and News "I ~"'' 1m·
m1:d1alt'ly 1nlcrt.~lctl
1\ rll'(jge s hardest wiling 111h
~ .• , h " ov.r1 network . 1A h 1rh
~1d1cv.:d 111 -.p ort' o n th1·
~ l0 l:"kt.>nd hut wa ... u1wr·rtain hov.
... un·1•!>sfu! 11 t•ould t •• tn pnm•
t1m1· Thi \ •.;,1tl 1111•h1 i.::im1·
IA 11ul<I b1· d1Hl'r 1•111 I h.on r!.I\
~:.1101·:-. rll'<ij.!1 ..... 1d \I, 1in1t·n
Jnil c·h1ldrC'n c·ontrr1I th1 sc•L<i al
night
BLT ARLEDGE f1nallv ...,,ltJ
his bossc-.., on th<" 1dt•3 tiy c,ranni.:
1hc·m ··1 told lh{'m ~h.jt "'''ulcJ
happ<'n if ~e d1dn t tJl..1• 1t ..,.,m,
1ndef}f>ndent netv.<irk ~1,ulcJ, .ind
we "d lcr.o.e 100 s tation., on MrindJ)
na~bt The> caml· around
And M> has the nation, ""tuch
has contnbuted to one or TV
sports · btggc-st bre aklhrough.c; by
making "Monday Night f oot
ball"' a hu~c ratings :.ucet.·ss
Embarking on it:. 10th sea-.on
t.ht b Monday mght with the t\t'v.
England· Pittsburgh gam P, AB\ .... m not change one bit the mix
ture of entertainment and sporu
that hab m .. de Its foot ball so
s pecial
ONCE AGAIN. lloward C~ll
will be provokmg audiences and
his colleagues. play by-play man
Frank Gifford and color man
Don Me r edith . And for blX
games. F'ran Tarkenton will sit
in for Meredith. wbo couldn't
agree oo a contract extension
when the NFL went to 16 re·
gular -seasoo games and ABC
a dded one Sunday night a nd
three Thursday rugbt broadcasts
t o its schedule.
"Regardless o ( what we Wnk
of sporu, its appeal is Unuted
r a ther than broad." s aid
RozeUe, referring to the seers
who predJcted a top s hare of 24
per cent ror "Monday Night
Foot ball."
A JO percent share of sets In
us e is a hit, and ABC's football
has scored in the JOs from the
very begiMlng. Including that
initial game on Sept. 21, uno.
Cleveland's 31 ·21 victory over
the New York Jets. One reason
1s tha t Arledge altered the tradi·
t1onal way of broadc as ting foot·
ball l o reach non lradiliooal
football Viewing audtences .
. ·w E HAD TO BU JLD an an·
nounctng staff that was an al·
traction." said Arledge, who de·
manded and got from RoreUe
the t.otaJ authonty o ve r his an·
no uncer s . The N f.L ha d ap·
proval over the NBC anU CBS
a nnouncers.
"The fi rst one I hired wa~
\hse!l," s aid Arle dge . "I
•('o•f'll d•d11 ., ff f
dw f radil loaal rolf"
ol a ~r 1110~ •o aer
t1rrdrd f It rf"r an·
no•n<-f"r s
·1BC' PrP1rid4!'nf Roon.-
''~·
thought he brought a d1m ens1on
that wac;n't on many te l«abL'>
ht•fo rf' the hot :-ll>ve kind of
~tuff W" couldn't treat football
hkl· J rl'11g1on and we looked for
1·<111lr•1v1 ·r-.'
··r1i'°11·1l t11<1n t flt tht' trar11
t11111al rol•• of .1 nolor m .>n .. , "'<
Ot'l'dl·d thr1·•· .1111l011111·1·r'
f'O K f'l.t\Y tt \'·Pf.\Y .
,\ rlt'd~c w<inl•·d f'urt G11~dv
th•·n with 'UC and now w1tlt
1 ·u:... llul '\ IW ~ouflln t ll'l htin
do 11 .rnd th1t-.1ti-n1·d ''' ,111· II•
th1•n 11pprn•wh••d \'1n ~1·u1ty . c1
ll .1.,••h.dl .1n n1•1J111·p r 1h1•n who
nu ~ tl111 ' l•111th ill anti 11th•·1
... µorts for ens ~( ullv want1'fl tfJ
't1 r k with haw hall ( lr11 • i;uy who
~.1nt1·d th1· J"h ~-• ., Fr;ink c;1r
f•irJ . but h•· v.,J , c;tlll twd l•1 VHS :...n c; 1ff11rrl rc·{'c>m ffil'rtd cd IJ•111
\t 1• rr'<.111h 111 A rlc'f1~··
~krC'd1th °"a:-J usl 11ut of foot
ball fi e ~ 3'i brokf' and working
on hie; <,crond r>r third d ivorce.··
Arledge :o.:.ud . ··r had never met
him . but we SN up a lunch a nd
talk<'d frJOtb Jll I hired him on
lht' <il)(>l
"THAT LF.f'T l "S with two
strong ~r..,onaht1c::.. b'> I de
ctdc d to changl· the role of pl11y·
by play announcer and mak1·
ham a little more than a nolhe r
!>tad1um unnou.ncer. His role was
lo 1>ct the sta ~e and let Don and
Howard do the t..llking. I knew
m o!>t of the top play-by·play
gu ys wouldn't be willing t.o lay
ha<'k and ~ thf' mino r guy in the
booth. so I picked a guy who was
our fifth or sax lh announcer at
th(• lime Ke ith Jackson.··
When Gifford, anothe r lure for
the ladies. became a-vaila ble the
ne xt year, Arle dge replaced
Jackson. "l told Keith that this
would make him a star. Then .•
would be controversy over it ."
J acksoo 1s now ABC 's top
p l ay by -play a nnouncer : and
"Mo nday Night Football" is lhe
most s uccessful s ports series in
his to ry. '
Pirates Confident, Loose Baseball Stamlings
AMERICAN LEAGVt=
West Dtvilloa NATIONAL LEAGUE
JOHNSON & SOH
AHHOUHCES ••.
We Knew We'd Win the Game, Says Tanner
LOS ANGELES <AP>
Chuck Tanner, the manager of
t.he Pittsburgh Pirates, was talk·
ing about his team's• ultra-loose
clubhouse auitude and the re-
markable rapport among the
players.
"Eveeyooe on the bench knew
that somehow we were l(oinl( to
pull it out, that we we re golng
to win the gam e," T anne r s aid.
"That's the way its been nli
year. We 've won so many
gam es ln the seventh. eighth and
ninth innings, It's not real."
IT WAS R EAL enough Wed·
nesday night when the Pirates.
re11tricted to three singles over
seven lnninls. auddenly jumped
on Loa An1eles • le ft·h ander
J erry Reuss for four runs in the
eighth innlna to b eat the
Dod1en '-1 and capture two of
three l•mM ln the aeries.
Jt enabled Plttaburlh to re·
main three aamea ahead of nm·
n•rup Montreal tn the National
Lea•ue East. The Pirates have
now won 13 of tbelr last 18
1ames and 36 of their Jest 52.
~----·· -----.--.-~.-.. ...
"Our i;tartmg rolation didn't
even ex.isl before the All-star
break," Tanner said afterward.
"Our bullpen must have 85 per·
cent of our wins ."
Ber t Bly levcn , 11 4, got the
v ictory Wednesday night, but It
was Kent Tekulve who cam e out
of t he bullpen with the tying run
a t the plate In the bol t.om of tht•
eighth a nd pitched out of Ja m t.o
r ecord his 24th save. Re u11s took
the loss. dropplnic to 4·12
"BLVLEVEN HAD AS good a
stuff as any pitcher In the league
this year." Tanner said of his
28-year·old right-hander. who
struck out eight, walked one a nd
yielded s ix hll.11 In seven Innings.
One o f t he hits waa Steve
Oarvey'a 2JJt home run with two
out ln the third. Rcu11 madt ll
st and ~ until the el1ebth when
Steve N1coecla doubled wllh one
o ut and plncb·h6tter Wiilie
StargeU singled blm home.
"I WH Just trylnC to ret •
piece of the ball," Suriel said
later , ••but t waa fortunate
-·-_....._ -... .--."-f._.._._.. __
c•nough to pu:sh at throu1th th1•
middle "
REUSS T H EN WALKED
Omar Moreno und Phil Gamer
followt-d with n double into the
rlghl·Oeld corner to score the
J(o -o hc ad run111. Gam e r scored
lut('r on Bill lloblmson 's single
off Dodl(t.'r~ · rellev.-r Ken Breu.
"Thl11 II\ I he bc11t balanced .
mm1t venrnt1k tcum I've had al
Pllt11h11 ruh ." 1rn id Tanner.
num11f:(l11~ tht nur li for the lhlrd
l\CA!-lon "Rut wt>'vc got to re·
main c·oMll\tenl It won't do us
any good to come out Wust, have
u good tnp 11nct lhfln let down
whe n we get hom e. Montreal hes
som e good vctf'ran players, guys
who hav<> bc>on throueh It before.
und we know they a re not 1oln1
lo quit."
The Pirates won the aeuon
aeries from Los An1ele•. M , in·
cludlna five wlnl ln ala sames at
Dodger Sla.dlum.
"But they played like they
were In nrat'S>lace," Tanner aaid
of th• Ood1er1. ''They keep 10·
lnc, they keep comlng after
you."
Angels
Kansas City
Mlnnesotu
Texas
Chicago
Seattle
OakJ and
W I. P ct. GB
71 62 .~
70 62 .5:.> 12
68 63 .5l9 2
63 70 .474 8
57 74 .435 13
S6 78 .418 lSl,1
43 91 .321 28 1·2
Eut Dlrialoa
Raltlrnore 86 44 .662
Mllwnu.k~ 80 54 .597 8
lloston 77 52 597 8"'1
New York '11 58 .550 lH J
Detroit 72 61 .541 15~-'J
Cleveland 68 65 .SJ t 191"J
Toronto 42 90 .318 45
" ,.
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111111w-.. t~ll H·t l of C:-... C~ty
1 .. 1.11
WntDhialH
Cincinnati
Houston
Dodsen
W L Pct. GB
77 S7 S75
Sa.n Francisco
San Die10
Atlanta
75 58 .564 I \2
61 71 .462 15
S9 73 .447 17
57 77 .42!§ 20
53 79 .402 23
Eut Division
Pittsburgh 77 S4
Montreal 71 S4
Chicago 70 59
St. Louls 69 60
PblledelpbJa 65 70
New York 52 77
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JDBISDI
YEAR
END
QEARANCE
SAIE!
EXCEllENT
DEALS
ON OUR
FINE LINE
OF
LINCOLN'S
AND
MEROJRY's
RIGHT
NOWI
\
TENNIS I FOOTBALL I BASEBALL
•PW1,.._.,. ..
U.S. OPEN LOSER Linda Siegel slratns lo return a
bal'khand shot during her opening round match in tht:
l . S Upl•n Wednesday Things didn't get much belter a~
S1egl'I 10:-1 Ii 0 6-1 to Diane '.\lorrison.
1'ast '-' "·s . Bra a .. ----
McEnroe to Meet
His Court Twin
NEW YORK tAP I
vs. the Brat.
Nasty
llie Nastase. the fiery Roma ·
man whose court a ntics have
enr aged officials a nd enthralled
spectators for more than a d ec-
rade, <1ga inst .John McEnroe
tennis· latcsl Peck's Bad Boy.
IT'S m E KIND or match pro·
motcrs dream about. and it will
take place m the ~ccond round or
the r ain-plague<! c; .S . Open ten·
n1s championships
Whe n those fireworks will oc
c ur depends largely on the
wealht'r, which played havoc
with Wednesday's program of
first round matches.
brilliant shot-making, was lead
mg 7-5. 7.5 against Leo Pali n
when the Finnts h player wa!\
forced to r etire because of a
pulled muscle tn his right thigh.
That set up the second-round
confrontation that 1s certain to
produce some fireworks.
"I trunk Nast ase was a great
player." said McEn roe. "but I
don't think he's a gr cal player
anymore. I'm sure he·s going to
try to bug me.. so 1t ~hould be an
interesting match.··
Nastase laughed when hi:
heard that.
"YEAH. SUR E, I 'll bug him."
he said. "'But I won 't hug JUSt
.John. I bug everybody ··
Actually he was close to his
best be h avior agai ns t Palin.
pausing only occasion ally to
chat with his racket or stare orr
into space or at a lines man
Thursday. Augu$1 30. 1979
PCAA Football Schedule
•Tt FE* STATt I flllm DM LOMC IUCM PAClnC SM JOSE STATE UTAH STAT£
~I 31 Utah -~
~8 1~ ell NevadJ (l ~I at Boise State I at I eias Et Paso-f 1 Ula/I ~t~re at SM\ Jose Stille
s.it I~ at lib'llana Statt: Boise State -+-I -Cal Poly ISl01 at St~tn<d at Nebraska
SMi Diego 51m ----+ ~n at Idaho at Ca1tl01n1a I Colotado State
~?9 al Washing\~ al Pac1f1c at rb thern Illinois I f ullefton T at Ar11111,. at Utah
(kt b .it C..I POlv (SlUi at 5.Yi k>se State • UI~ at .. allale Fullerton Lam! Beach
!Lt IJ ~~Statt Ill (astl!fn Kentll'.11 -.11 Drake atSrulhwe~~t 01nilr1~, ~' fre~no Stat~ l_~Y~
lXt 1U at loog Beach al rbthe~l I llU1St!Od fresno Stat~ Utah a11· a1 ()eg0'1 StatP Pi!t1l1r -ttt n at P~1l11. at Noctht1Q9P ~ Jose Stat•· ! fresno S•.itP JI [f)np fle~r~ 11 Ar zona ~tatP -l It/; I He~ada u. v1 i1 Utah Sti!h: Pac1l1c _J ar l OllP !!P~·t F11n1·rtnn
rt;i to f ut1e11on at Fresno State BYU :i: Sir I .t S·~·, P1C1lir
~I I _ _J at l<lal10 Sta•e W1cti11a )t.;tP ~1aL1~~ ~·We~· ~'A'· +---lbd4 Utah State Lone Bea:" ,jl f.,llP.!'0" Len·ra M1~n1;ar ,,: l•e I( S'a'~
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IO-foot Fall
Fatal for Fan
-~
MONTREAL <AP 1 Baseball~
fan Michel Bergeron died Wed·.
nes day from injuries he re ··
ce 1ved when h e f e ll from ·
bleachers a t Olympic Stadium•:
during a baseball game Monday'.;
• night
Rergtoron, 28. of Montreal,·
climbt!d over a glass wall durin~·
the Montreal Expos -Houst o n '
Astros game a nd fell about 10
feet into th<' Astros bullpen.
Bergc•ron, a part-time drum-
mer. died after lire s upport
i.ystems that h~d been keepmi:!
him C:thve since Monday m~ht
were removed
Expos officials !'.C:11d the death
was accidental. the first a c
c1dental fatality at the s tadium
-.1nce 1t opened for the Summer
Oly mpic~ 10 1976
College Season Starts Saturday
•'rom AP Dispa tches
L nder National Colleg1alt'
Athletic Associa tion rules. tht'
college football season can nol
s tart until Sept I And soml' 21
of the NCAA's m ajor colleges
1 t· . Division I A will get un
<kr way Saturda). which JUSl
happt•ns to be Sept 1
llowever. nont· or the Top
T\\ C'nty teams in The Associatl'i.l
Press presea son poll will St'l' at
t 1on in any of the 11 C<Hll<'sb lln
ly five of the 21 early starte rs re
cc1 ved voles 10 the pri·~eason
ratings
T H EY AR E ARJZO~A, \\h1ch
t•ntertains Colorado State: Ea!-.l
Carolina. which hos ts Western
Carolina; North Texas State. at
home against Texas· El Paso
:Tuls a . which pla>'S host tu
McNN'St' State, <1nd Utah. which
entertains Long Beach State
< All five are ni ght games Tht·
honor of getting the season un
der "'ay actually falls to Eastern
M l<'htgan. whieh v1s1ts Northern
~1ch1~an. LI 01 v1s10n II school
1n thE' only Saturda~ C1ftemoon
.H"t 1on
Oth <'r ni ght gamt'!'. find Drah
al Indiana Stale. Wi<'h1ta Stat«
Jl New Mex1 C'C1 Stale ancl
Southern Illinois at West Texas
St ate an Missouri Valley Con
fcrence games, Louisiana TC'ch
at NC'w Mexico and Northeast
Lou1 s 1ana at Southwestern
Louis iana .
D E F ENDING NAT IONAi.
c hampion Alabama opens
against Georgia Tech in Atlanta
Seniors Tourn~y
Set for Newport
The Newport Beach Tcnni~
Club will be the ~ccnc of the
Pac1f1c Southwes t Senior~
tournament for the 13th ) ear
when the 53rd renewal of the
t'\'Cnl takes pla,·e Sept. 10 ltt
~tore than 600 player!> are ex
peeled to play in the week-loni.:
tourney. on e of the oldest 111
amateur tennis.
Horst Ritter or Pasadena wdl
dC'fcnd his 35-and·oldcr title. om·
of 16 age bracket events for
men. women and m1x<.'d doublt•s
competition
Sept M 1n a natwnall}' televist-cl
game South<'rn California. la-.t
~ear·!'. runnt-rup, .:ets under"'")
the !'>amt• E'\'enrng against TPxao.,
Tt>t•h an l.ubtxwk T1·>.
Tn quoll' Southl'rn t' :ii C11arh
.lohn Hohinson. ·· 11 nthcr !"\l'nt
on thC" Anwrll'an "<'1·n1· qu1t1·
'illmulalt•:-. Pw 1•1n11t 11111"> lllo.1· 111!
lrgl' football
~ornl' :!Ii fJt\ '''°'1 I \ -..1•hool'
"'ill ha\1• 111•\\ 1·11,1d11·~ although
'1'0111 W1b11n or 'l't·x.1-. \&~ tool-.
\J\'\'r n11d\Ai a~ Ill lht• !!.lits !'>l'USIJli
\\ hl'n Em11rv lkll.ir!f 1 r-.,11ml·d
Hellard h1m:-.l'lf i., •HW 11f the ll>
·rook1c>s .. having n·-.11d;.i1·td .it
M 1~s 1s~1pp1 Stal('
THE 0111E R N t:" coache-.
although many or them havt•
prior head coaching cxpenence
else"'here <ire Ken Hatfield
Air Forn'. LC1rrv Lacewell
/\rkan-..a., Stall' 'Lo u Saban
i\rm ~. Dann) 1-'01<1 Ch:ml.on
1 'huck Fa1rhLJnk:-l '<1 l11ra1fo
l<1•d W1hon. !Juke· ( 'h;1rlc·y P~ll
florirl:i llJ\rh·n Fn lo\\a
l>onn1(' Dunc.rn '''''d ~tatt· IJ1111 l-.1 rn bro ugh I\ an-..,,., , I. il rt \
I\ 1· 11 n .1 n I. ,, rn ,, r I. ii r r \
h1·1i.:h111I 1. .. u1.,1artJ Tt·l·h S<Htn\
I< ,1 n cl I e M a r.., h d 11 . F: r n 11·
l>upl1·c·h1n .\l e ="1·t·o.,1 ~tat •·
11 " "' a rd Sc-h n c I I t· n tit· r g 1· r--:
.\T 1am1. F la .J1w Salem. '.'t1111
nt .. ,ota .J crn .\Toon· :--.orth Tc'
,,.., State. f:arle Urucf'. Oh1<1
~late .hm Johnson. Oklahom<t
Stall'. Hob Toledo. Pc.tcrfi c. Jack
1-:lway. San .J o se StClle. R<1<1
Dowhowf'r Stanford Georgi·
\l ac-l nt~n·. Vanderbilt. anrl
W1ll1l' Jdfr1cs, Wi chita Stale
.J('ffnc!'.. former head man <ii
"iouth Carolina Stat1•, I!'. the firsl
lilatk head 1·oach <1l a 1>1v1sl()n
I ,\ tno.,111Ullon
'I lt •·r•· Jr1· n11 m<JJcor· rul1·'
d1.ingl'., th10., -.1.-a-,on although LI
11urnlwr ,,r minor c hange!'. wc•r»
rn ad•·. most Iv n·gardmg plC:tyer
~J fi-1' Thi· mt1:it ,ignific ant ne"'
1lt-rn µroh1b1 t.. back!> coming out
••f th•· l>..1ckf1£.-ld from blockmi!
bt·lo"' tht· wa1~t more than three
'<irrh downr1cld
After Mc F.nroe and Nastase
posll'd victories early in the day.
rain halt<'d play three limes, the
IC1s l at 4 13 p.m. After a wail of
more than two h ours, tourna -
ment officials fina lly decided to
!\us pcnd t hC' 10 matches that
were already under way and
pos tpone the 17 othe r afternoon
matches that were never begun
The four night matches were
also pos tponed.
Angels to Print Tickets
Today's schPdule was to open
one-half hour eC1rlicr than usual
with the completion of m atches
bC'gun Wednl'sday. Among them
will b<' a firs t-r ound pairing
bet ween fifth-seed ed Evonne
Goolagon~ Cawley of Australia
and 21-year·old Kay McDaniel,
which was ~us pended with
Goolagong leading. 6·7, 6·4, 4-2.
McEN R OE , T H E
merc urial 20·year-old who is
seed ed third. whipped Pavel
Slozil of Czechoslovakia. 6-1, 6-2,
6·4 in his first-round m a tch .
Nastase. now 33 an d un ranked
but st ill capable or flurries or
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league championship playoff or
World Series. have gotten tht>
go-ahead to begin printing
tickeLc; for both events
Baseball Commissioner Bowie
Kuhn also gave perm1ss1on Wed
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Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh
P irates to print the precious
ducats for the American and Na
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Series w hich begin Tuesday ,
Oct. 2, and the fall classic.
which com mences on T uesday.
Oct. 9 in the American League
city.
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None of the fi ve teams "'1th
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t1onal League, Pitts burgh leads
by three games m the East.
w hile the r ecent s purt that
h e I p e d the Reds overtakr
Houston for the West Division
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Boating Calender
Clemente Race
.Slated Saturda!
By ALllON LOCKABEY
Delly~ ....... ,,.
There will be a lot of Labor
Day yachting activity In the
Southland but the bighlleht in
the Orange County area will be
Dana Point Yacht Club's San
Clemente Island race to San
Diego in wtuch abolll 75 of the
top s ailing yachts are expected
to compel~.
T h e 13 4 ·m i le r a ce as
cosponsored by Silver Gate
Yacht Club of San Diego. After
the start at 10 a.m. Saturday the
fleet will sail around the west
end ol San Ctement4! Isl.and and
then down the seaward side of
the island and finish off Point
Loma.
THE RA C E WA S
INAUGURATED a few years
a go aod has grown to one of the
mos t popular season -e nding
event.a . Race Officials said the
count early this week was 67
ent ries a nd tha t m o re we re
expected by st arting time
BOATING
Yacht Club's Wrigle y Trophy
r ace for International Orrshore
Ru le ((OR ) racer s a nd the
M c N e il Tro ph y ra ce f or
Perfor mance Ha ndicap Racing
Fl eet <P H RF ) y ac h ts o n
Sunday. Both races start and
fin ish off L A YC 's Catalina
I s l a n d m oor in g a r e a a l
Howland's Landing.
THE ROUTE FOR SATURDAY'S ANNUAL 134-MILE SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND RACE.
P o pularity of t he race 1s
a ttributed to the variety of
weather conditions which in the
past has ranged Crom flat calms
to howling gale wtnds Unde r
no rma' weather conditions the
fleet will beat fro m the sta rt.mg
li ne to the west end or the island
a nd then have a !>pinnaker run to
the fuush
Top Labor Day Regatta for all
classes will be at Ala mitos Bay
Yacht Club, Long Beach. where
more than 100 sailors in some 20
classes will be com peting on
courses inside• and outside the
Alamitos Bay entrance to Long
Beach Har bor . The regatta ll>
scheduled Saturday and Sunday Olympic Sailing Tours Offered
Silver Gale Yacht Club 1s host
to the post race aC't1v1t1~ and
the trophy µn·~cntal1on on
M onda~
Wmd1a mml'rs Yacht Club at
Manna del Rey will host th1·
C'a t altna -30 nat i onal
r h:.smp1onsh1p r<:~attc1 Soturdav
.ind Sunday and will st·nii 'i<ib<1t
.,,;il\1r., on aroun<l th•· c lock
marathon with cc1..,h prm·s for
t h1> bt·s t t~ndurancr The money
\,\, 111 ~o ll) bend1t tht: JUOIOC
blind
I i
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An opportunity to attend the
1980 Olympic Gam es s ailing
competition a t Tallinn on t he
Baltic Sea. Russia. is being
s ponsored by the USC Travel
Service in cooperation with the
International Yacht Club.
w iloes s t he world s ailin g
competition.
s ummer from J uly 18 to Aug. 3
in Ta ll inn.
The progr a ms wHI offer a
c h a nce to tour the USSR.
participate in the Olympics and
THE U S C TRA VE L
SERVICE, a non profit group,
that has organized and opera ted
its own tours in the USSR. is
handling aU arrangem en~ for
g r o ups a nd 1nd1 v idu a l s
interested in a tt e ndin g the
sailing Olympic-s to be held next
The lntem ational Ya cht Club
"as founded in 1974 to provide
cruising and saHing yachtsmen
with a world-wide organization
to promote world peace through
spo rts.
Three different programs a re
bt•ing offered . Tour A. a 15-day
U.S. Duo Place Second
TOKYO (AP ) Can<1d1a ns
Helen Vanderburg and Kelly
Krys U.a won the gold medal. the
s econd for their team. today by
capturing the duet title of the
first World Cup synchroniied
s wimming meet her e
in lhe compulsory figures and
received 95.6000 out of a possible
100 in routine fre(' program for
an aggregate total of IR7 1167
points.
It was the second silver tr ophy
for thl' American squad. Mi chele
Beau heu. 20 . won the fi rst in the
.. 0 111 <·vent Wednesday.
Vanderburg, 20, who took the
s olo title in th e water bal let
Wednesday, swam with her 18·
yea r-old partner lo Pucinni 's
"Clockwork Orange" d rawing
wild applause.
The pair scored 91.8167 points
The silve r m edal went to
Michele Barone. 21 , and Linda
Shelley, 22. of the United Statef>
wtm gave the s m ail audience a
graceful s how to Sylvia Ball et 's
"Man." They scored a total or
186.1417 -89.54 17 points in the
figur es a nd 96 6000 points in
routine.
Th e J apanese c ouple o f
Yu-.uko Uncrnki. 24, and Kinuyo
Okada . 19. p e rfo r m e d a
l'e .aul lf u l s h o w t o
T!>c h a1kovs k y·s "181 2
0 ye rture . · · They r eceiv ed
86.2083 points in figur es and
93 4000 in routine. for a tot al of
179.6083 and third place
Jim Niemiec
150 Marlin Hooked
Marlin fishing off Newport Har bor is just s hort
of fantastic t his year. To date more than 150
marlin have been weighed in at the Balboa Angl-
ing Club and many more have been tagged and re·
leued.
Most of the splkebills brought to gaf have been
t.&ken on trolled jigs and there doesn't seem to be
any particular color working best, but green,
yellow and red (pink) are preferred by m ost
veteran anglers.
Most or the action is off the 277 Spot and boats
are worldn~ in two directions from there. Also the
Ol!IDOORS
,East end of Catalina ia good and there have been a
couple of marlin taken on the 14 Mile Bank during
the past week.
BAIT AND WATE& CONDITIONS are ideal.
lo fad. the sea ia aa calm as a bath tub at times.
Let's bope that storms stay away for awhile so
tbat more anglers can enjoy the thrill of hooking, ftcbt.iaC and releaat.ng a fighting marlin.
It appears that tbe a lbacore season is just not
going to materlall.ae, at least for day sportfisbers.
'ftaere are stW IOIDe aJbiea about 125 to ISO miles
ofl Pl. Loma~but the bite is so inconsistent that
lbere aren't too many boats willing to make lhe
run out foe them.
Moel mlni·looa range boat.a running oul of
Flaberman's Landing are switching to Mexican
wat.en off Baja to take advanta1e of a wide OJ>"
yellowtail bite that b currently rewarding anglers
wit.b excellent 1mall 1ame flab catches.
... rWNG AT THE ooaONADO ISLANDS is ~t and cold. Then appears to be a 1ood variety of .. ,
fish around the islands, but due to heavy fishing
pressure the fish are not all that cooperative on a
d aily basis.
This writer fished with Gary Black aboard the
sportfisher "Conquest" out of Fisherman's Land·
ing last weekend and our party enjoyed a good
yellowtail bite on "firecr ackers" and the day was
topped by a •bluefin tuna. There were aJso some
very large bonito caught on the trip. Bajt condi-
tions up and down our coas t are good, and good fis-
hing is anticipated through October.
Morro Bay is whe re fishermen wut ha ve to go
to catch albacore as these vagabonds showed up
ther e late last week. These albacore are big ones
and when seas perm it sportfisbers to venture out
the required 80 miles lo intercept the fish, anglers
are returning to the docks with nice catches or
longfins.
IT IS VERY WISE to call in advance for r e·
servations, but more lmportanUy to make sure
seas are calm enough to allow the party boats to
leave the dock. It is kind of disappointin.8 to drive
five hours and find out the boat isn't goln& out that
day. When the albies don't bite at these northern
ports, anglers still return home with sacks full or
good eating bottom feeders.
The ~rd broadbill of the season was brought
into Newport this past weekend, and hoisted on the
sca les or the BAC. The lucky angler was Bud
Racker, owne r of Baldy 's Tackle at the base of the
Newport Pier. Also o n board the sportflaber that
day was Bud's wife Joyce who did all ri.&bl for
hersel! by catching and releuing a nice marlin.
Othe r Newport residents landln& marlin this
paat week we re: J ohn Brown, a 122-pounder; Gary
Collier, 3 138·pounde r ; and siater·in·laws Diane
Torre and Motoko Torre.
Top Del Mar Races Set
i , , DEL MAR -Two or the most ( prestlikJGS ra~ on the Del Mar
, raclnl calender are acbeduled -... W.. Labor Day weekend.
Monday's $125,000 Del Mar
Handicap for stars ol the han·
dJcap dlvtUon will be a mile and
one.quarter oo the main track. A
prize of tlJ,000 1oe1 \o the win·
ner.
Other entries are SUIU Pie,
P rincess Toby, Gl11Un1 Girl,
Prize Spot, Hilb Pbeuant, In•
nuendo and Wllhlnl Well.
• The 22nd edition ol the
Ramona HandJcap wm be nm
Sunday on the fUI whUe the .Otb runnln1 o the Del Mar
HaadJcap'is aet Monday.
• • Tbe llOO,OOO·added Ramona
• BucUcap. for older ruu.e. and
m are1, will be contest.cl •l Dine
furlopp. •
More So. '-'J)let winner of lhe
r e cent PaJomar Handicap .
lleadl the Ramona lle ld. Among
the cball-.era are atablemat.e
Amazer md Couutr)' QuMD, tM
oulltandillS older nlly of t.be
HoUywood Park m eeUna.
_._.._ _____ _
Q uic k Turnover, aon of
Buckpa.sser, bu beell ulitned
bighwefgbt of 122 pounds far the
Del Mar Handicap. OPPGDIDtl
lnclude Ardien~. Famelfo, Tnle
S tateme nt, Double Discount:
Peresrtnator, Ht'• Dewan ana
Sudanes.
prog ram, July l2·26 will tnclude
p art1cipat1o n 1n t he opening
ceremorues as well a~ the hrst
f e w d a ys o f t h e sa il i n g
competition in Tallinn. preceded
by s ightseemg in Moscow and
Leningrad.
TOUR 8 , A l7·0AY program.
July lS-Aug . 2. will only mclude
a s t ay in Talli nn for the duration
or the sailing eve nts. and will
take in the opening and closing
ceremorues
Tour C. a 15·day program.
J uly ZS.Aug. 8, will includ<: a fC>w
d ays 1n Talli n n during t he
sa iling evc n b a nd c losing
ce r e m o n ies . f ollowed b ~
sightseeing in Leningrad and
Moscow
Approximate cost from Nev.
In other a c tl\'ll~ \;e..,,p<1rl
Harbor Yarht Club ""Ill bE-h11"t
t 0 I a 'i p r '> a I I () r ' r " r ;i 11
Ill\ ll:.st1onal mCt.>l in lht• '><'f'un
Saturd:H and Sundu\ C..1p1~trano Ha:. Y-<1chl Club al
D a n::i P o i nt w il l !>tage d
Ha r k to S<·hool RPga tta f11r
~ J bot 1.1 n d 1 Cl s c r ., ii ll 1J n. 1rn
M'>nday
F:lsev.hen·. trad1t1onal L abor
IL1y C'ompet1t1o n v.111 k1•1·1J
-..~nlors busv from San l>11·J?•• 111
Manna del .Hey
0 S E 0 F T U •: '1 0 S T
trad1l1onal e\'enl!> for big boat
"dilors wil l be Lo!> An~elc'
Another feature uf the l.abo1
D..1 \ V. l•1.•kend in !> .u·htrng <·1rc·J1•..,
1., tht: numbl•r tJ r h11mi.:com1nl!
races for vachtsmcn who ha \ 1·
been \'SCat1omng at Catalina or
other nff-.hon• 1!.I and-.
1 o p homc·rum&n J:! ft•<iture lh1~
\e.ir \.\Ill bt: Kin~ Harb<>r Yacht
C'luh'.; raN• from the Catalrna
l:.Lhmus lo Redondo Reach from
v.·hl'rl' lht? )achts \.\ill H att<'r for
their homl' port\
York for one tour will be $1.95'1
ptr pe rson. based on doublt·
occupancy. a nd a bout $2,200
from the West Coallt Add on air
fares from other maJor cll1e'
w ill be availa ble
Prindles Compete
PRICE fNCLt:OE round lnp
jet air transportation. first class
hot e l accommodations . three
m eals per d ay, all t ransfers
within the USSR. sightseeing in
ci ties visited. tickets to sailing
e vents 1n T allinn , services of
A ussian-sp eaklng Am er ican
escorts. mem bership in the In-
terna tional Sailing Club and a
custom blazer patch for sailing
Olym pics
Due t.o the limited number of
tic ke ts a vailable , Inte rested
groups and individuals should
contact the USC Travel Service
im m e di a t e l y t o a ss ur e
themselves a priority on space
for these programs as well as
tic keta to the events.
Deposits of S&5q are now d ue.
in a ccordance with the 1980
Olympics paym ents schedule.
For additional information.
write to l9S> SaiUng Olympics.
U SC Tra vel Ser vice. Student
U nion, Suite 301, University
Park, Los Angeles 90007.
When the P n ndle· 16 national
rhamp1on s h 1p r egatta ,::t>I'>
under way al La Jolla Short>!>,
Sept 10 1t will feature top
s ailing teams from each of t he
~eve n areas where the pnndle
cla ss has been most active.
The P r 1nd le · l6 1s a h1g b
performa nce cata m ar an that is
m a nufactured by Surlgla8, lnc
In Santa Ana .
T o a s s ure t o p fl ig ht
com petition 1n tbe nationaJs the
P r i n d le Assot'iatl o n h a s
a warded free round trip airline
tickets t.o the wiruung sailors m
each region who have qualified
in regional series by sailing In
three regattas of three races
each.
E a ch are a r e c ei v ed a
pre -de t e rmined n u m ber of
qualification positions in the
gold (championship > fleet at the
natio nals . base d o o p ast
pa rticipation.
The c lass association also
gives financial backing to the
s p o nsoring fl eet o f e a c h
qualification regatta a ccording
U.S. Yachtsmen Triumph
WANTED
to the numbt'r of Prtnell~s that
raC'•'
Winner<> <irf' Mike Mor an.
Te-<as Dt1ve 0 1etnch. Flond.J
pemnsula. Michael Craighead,
Flo r ida pa nhandle Ala ba m a :
Tom Tannert, Ohio-M1c h1gan,
and Ted Wilson. Hawaii.
Mi ke rnnman. winner of the
hotly contested series. wins five
01ghts free lodging at La Jolla
for his efforts.
Del Mar Clerk
Taken Into Custody
DEL MAR CAP) -A 67-year-
old parimutuel clerk has been
cha rged with running a to ut
operation from his ticket win-
dow at the Del Mar race track.
Joseph Kaye, who gave a
Riverside address, could face a
Cine ol $000 and six months in
county Jail lf f~ guilty or the misdemeanor c r ge.
The San Die sheriff's office
said Wednesda tha t bettors bad
filed complain at the track.
MOSCOW CAP > -Yachtsmen from the United
States captured top prizes in two of six classes in
the 31st Baltic Regatta at Tallinn Wednesday.
After the seventh and float race Wednesday,
John Bertrand or San Francisco was awarded first
place in the FiM class and William Buchan toot
top honon in the Star class.
Mounted Marlin
Other winne rs were: Vilrtor Potapov, USSR,
Tornado class; Ma rk Paterson , New Zealand, 4TO
class; the Vollebregt brothers, Netherlands, Fly·
tog Dutchman class. and Willi Kubweide , West
Ger many, soling class.
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So if you're thinking of opening a new shop. or planning a special weekend .
or wondering hOW much it's going to s ost to send your kids to college ,
or just trying to get the best out of life (without getting clipped).
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BARBECUES
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MECO SWINGER II
CHARCOAL GRILL •4400 .
SUBJECT TO
STOCK ON HAND STRUCTO
PORTABLE
PROPANE
GAS GRILL
MECO SWIN GER I
CHARCOAL GRILL 118802.
... 2788
4388
MECO SWINGER II PEDESTAL 4688
GOLF LITE CHAI COAL
LIGBTEI FLUID
64c oT
And to sta rt your bar becu e going, a bit of
t he super flu id. No strong odor, fa.st coals
with thUI.
f ~ ill/ BBQ
TOOL SETS
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499
Long handled, you get
thetongs ,thefork,and
the spatula.
KINGSFORD
CHARCOAL BRIQUETS
I ~~LB.BAG
The good ones (I'd like someone
to adznit they had the bad
ones ). Hi heat, low spark, even
burning. and even frienqly.
ROMEX-WIRE
Co n tractors go for this so why s houldn't
you get a dea l too? H omeowners a n d d o -
it -yourselfers need the savi ngs .
~ 16-3 SJ T HEAVY DUTY
. ~UT~OR EX~ENSI~~ 7c:RDS
25' .2.77
-50· 4.77
88
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SMOKER GRlLL WlTH R OTISSERIE 111 8 10 ..
MECO ROTISSERIE 1588
•1290 ...
srnucTo i a·· 577 I
PICNIC GRILL 113051 ...
STAND-UP GRILL 77 STRUCTO 24" ~
114105 & 4110 . . . .. 7
STRUCT O 24.. 1 477
HOODED GRILL 115032 . . .
STRUCTO PORTABLE 5888
PROPANE GAS GRILL •7985
STRUCTO SINGLE BURNER
PORTABLE PROPANE GAS GRILL
WITH 20 LB. L .P CYLINDER 11 791 4
ST R UCT O DOUBLE BURNER
PORTABLE PROPANE GAS G RILL
WITH 20 LB. LP CYLlNDER 117995
TURCO 1 GAS GRlLL.
WITH 20 LB. LP TANK =4~01
T URCO II GAS GRILL
WIT H LO LB T ANK J49CJ'~
LAVA ROCK
< ) LBS
8777
1079 7
1297 7
16977
477
Since C a lifo rnia n s e njoy a good b a rbec ue a ll yea r-around a s pecia l
at the end of the s ummer 1s like waving a red fla g in front o f the
b u ll. We've trott ed t h em all out s o yo u 'll have good s election.
.•• ·:-&:-4 WEYERHA USER \:---l j WORKBENCH KIT y_!-=a 1697
I I ( ARROW ELECTRIC
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If you're doano m uch in insulat!on utility It say:o. .. E <l sy t o a ssemble. anstruct1on~
. For those portable e lectric tools a nd wall covering. etc you·ll love t his t ov included ·· J ust once I'd like to see. ··A hear t o
mowers. Using too light a c or d isn 't smart Don't leave home w ithout it pu t t ogethe r, write your o wn 1nstru ct1ons ."
o r good to your equip ment. 24"ll60' z35 • · ~.;.... ....... .,......,......,......,......,......,......_.,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,......,.....~ .......................................... _
SURVSEIVNOTRRYSAFE ~&:)i_ ~ ~~~ G.~i:~::~:f l:G ,BLUE BIRD ~ REMING TON
• :b· '[ OR SINGLI METAL SNIPS ';:j 14" LIMB N' TRIM 2688 .,, ,j . POLE SWITCH 444 Y .. ' LECTRIC CHAIN SAW
Haa the I;,• -..aneo ol two leet•:Vsolid I) -~ ~¥,~;., 33 C I / ~ho.co ol left_ rooht. o ' ::••o ht (~YPY 1977 mode13. Th4at -a9s 'a?g9ood72 year
concrete, key lock with double locking I k now. you can't make up your rnind. ~ cut.. (You think I'm kidding ~t's a l _
bolt. Taz deductible if you store Uu "Will it be the •4077 or the •5941?" Take i<". Like the left-ha.nded monkey record.a in it. . , .. \ them both, you d ... rY• it. wrench. but it"• true.) for electric c hain aaws. wasn't it? '
DO~nt'.~··-. ~~~~~~~~GL=m~D~~~s~ •• ~~~~~~~~il~T=~~,=u=.~~~~,-~-,-.-CL-E~-~--·-_r,-.,~ .. ~.-~]n_·-.1 _·~
FOLDING '',, ', ',',' •. I/' 1 r .-I) GLIDE-ON WALL IJT __t /"··~
OUTDOOR .. ·,·., ·~ ,, 87!.. 6777 BOARD
FURlfJTURE K:. 'l ~; ~,j ~ ~ Goos on like mo=••lla on l..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~f Fo• bio oplaaho'4 o ' • n •ee Got to u~BELVJNG "-~ ~ hot pizza (yeah, that does sound a bit ----..i con"91'9ion into a •hower only two
odd. but. You know how I an\.) Great _____ _, deal ( encloeure o r curtain
CHAJSE •5186
EXTRA WIDE WEB VINY" BOXWEA VE
CHAIR •5260. . . . 7 .59 CHAIR •5634 ... I I .49
CHAISE •5286 . I 2. 99 CHAISE •5642 .. 2 I. 59
DELUXE
EXTRA WIDE WEB CONTEMPO
CHAIR •S366 ..... 9.99 CHAIR •S768 ..... 8.99
CHAISE •5384 • I 5. 79 CHAISE 15754 .. I 5. 99
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syllable words exterior paint, white or colors. \. ') ia e:irtra) · because the •I ________ ,__. dummy wh o
30'' PADCO SHORTY
EXTENSION POLE
2 8 !sw
You can reach into those
tight s pota rather neatly with
thia. Made for the new pad
brushes which hold 90 much.
llcCLOSIEf IAI O'WAI .--... ..,.. UL TU SPU Vllllll
137~.
The Cadillac (or ~
if you lille the imported
la.be) ) of Y&rniallM. Buy
t hU only wh.n you want
the Mry b.t.
POITUGUDE
COU WALLPAPD
DOVBL£ ..... uinox. 74 80. "· , •..
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' CALIFORNIA CLIPPER wd thu ad GAS MOWERS out gaYe me a ,_ -or-very tall. thin vva .,. .,. place to put
~~Q~_ 12997 ~rr~h·
·--• 22" rear bagger. 3.5 H.P. doun't read.
' _,.-,,,, '', B&S en9ine •2278 OR
,. 22" powe:r propelled 4
H.P. B&S engine 19722.
IOTOWAY
IOLLD CLUIER
29c
I thouqht .. eold t h• la.st of
th-. Th.y do work you know,
but 8UCh a dum.b id ... For
thJ.i.price. you can't get hurt.
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Like to say t h is is an "end -
of -season" special. hut
nobody told the flies ahou t
se_asons. All doors complete
wit h hardware and quiet
closer.
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30 WT. MOTOR OIL
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The k id from Brooklyn will not be happy until
he stuffs thas ad full of at least 200 items. Oh
well. if they·re oood. you won't complain,
nght? N on· Detergent.
HOLLYWOOD LOCKING
GAS CAPS
T01JI CIOICE
Got one to ht almost any car. (If yours 1s a
Model T , uM the chain that came with it.)
K.D.
FURNITURE
STORAGE/RECORD
CABINET #3028. . .. .... 13.97
...... 17.97
STANLEY
ELECTRIC GARAGE
DOOR OPENERS
-=--b ;~\ 1/t H.P ~ ~ ~ -)CRAIN
f \I DRIVE
• , #1005
~(__ .. f _:. \ 1/3 H.P. CHAIN DRIVE
f ·:· ) #3005 • __v
1/J H.P. SCREW DRIVE
#4005
97
12997
13997
SOME STUFF
OVERSTOCKED
MOST CLEARANCE
Not all items in all stores.
No Rain Check. No Re-Orders.
500 ~
MARTIN CAR TOP CARRIERS
BAR CARRIER •500
REAR DECK CARRIER •490
.6.99
.9.99
N ORMAL INSTALLATION
OF OUR UNIT 5500 BASKET CARRIER 37":a:31" •400. 11.99 ;
BASKET CARRIER 40 a:SO' •4 14 17. 99 .
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Plain water won't cut those bugs b ut this
will. Grease and orime melt away.
ALLISON VISOR
EYEGLASS
BOLDER
55c
Kind of useful. no more wit h the olasses
laying on the Mat and then Aunt Fannie
sits on them and ... in.tant ooodbye.
RADIATOR
SPECWff COLD
SHOT REFRIGERANT
69C l40Z.
CAROL CABLE
COPPER
BOOSTER CABLES
8 fT •BC IOSP 2.44
12 IT •BC 81 2 3. 99
I read somethin9 that said. "tan9le
proof" T hat's like say1ng "never wears
out." Lota of luck
Got them big enough for families, okay
for boards. for skis . carry anything but
the old lady up there (or the old man. 1f
that be the case l
CHARGE ABOUT ., ·-;4' ;f 5~//
BATTERY CHARGERS •tc.,,h~.1;11 -.r ~
4 AMP 9.97 .' ~
6 AMP 12.97~!.. ~ t ~~
Like that n<"SmP, you 1..an se~ this thing
charginQ obout the garage pepping up
batteries Almost human , y'know.
ALLISON AIR / OFFROAD ~
COOL CUSHION ~t-,..__ 12 VOLT VEHICLE
144 lll ! _· q t SUPER WINCH ~ t \ -·~ I 0997 •41-1102 \ ,·
£:ver have the aar cond1t1oning . :'f •A1Vl500
901n9 full blast and still your Compact model. we1qhs only 22 lbs .. made
tu · tu isn't too comfy? You t o mount permanently. recommended on
n eed this vehicles up t o 4000 lbs
BONA PAITE
SPARK PLUG
CLEANER
397
ODOR SHIELD
29c
INTEIDYNAMICS AIR COllDITIONING RECHARGE KIT I have a vmon of a little steel brush. a A httle stick · on thing you put by the ash
bottle of aand, a file, and a "good luck tray. (I can see people sticking them 3.33 fellow poster." N o? It wa.s a wild guess under arms and skipping the deodorant.) t-----------------....... ----------+---------------------~------~-~---~~
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RAILROAD TIE 977
If timbel'9 look nice. imagine
how we ll m&ui•e railroad tiff
can look. You don't need
anyone to give you idea.a.
You know t h ia i.a where you pout the
colored cement and just preu the pattern
in like a gian t cook ie .
8 FOOT r 1 sTm STUDS · 1~
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9 ~·.J· F.A. I• ·· ChMper t han lumber. Look a t
it thUt way. T ermit• won't
I I .. t them and they 8\ll"e UM a
lot ot them In ""' buJ.Wlnos.
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LOCAL Thursday. August 30, t979 c DAILY PILOT 8 1
llandetn Huntington l'ietitn Cites Luek
81 STEVE •Aa8LE °' ...............
John Sulllvaa 19nh ed Ilona
and Vlemam wlu.out a acra&dl
but bla luck raa out la1t S.tw
d ay n"'t ln Huall.qtoa Deadl.
The 50-ycar·old tJL·Marine was
b e ade d toward a B each
Routevard hambur1er joint to
p ick up a late dinner for hb
family when he heard the blast
and felt 1la:s~ Oylng
"Al fmst I thought m y Stffn nai
Split Vote
OKs Seal
On School
By MICHAE L P ASKEVICH Of·-o.11, ...... '~"
Karen Ackley stayed a way an
protest a s fe llo w Fouotai n
Valley <Elementary > Sc hool
Dis trict trust ees did exactly
what s he predicted -bac ked
a wa y from a demolition contract
and d ecid ed t o seal u p a n
arson-damaged wing a t Harper
School.
0 utnu mbe red a nd a n g r y .
Trustee Betty Mignanelli picked
up where Mrs . Ackley lert off,
c harging school board Pr esident
Dick Plum with Political m otiva ·
t1on in keeping the fate or the
wing in lim bo.
P LUM I ~ 1 u n nin g for
re·elec tion bul Mrs. Ac kley is
not.
~olumn had exploded, but the>n I
felt the pain," S ulUvan 111d
from hb lapital bed.
"I put my hand down to my 1.-, and the blood wu comlnai
out ~Wffn tny rtn1er21 · ·
He ~·t know how or why,
but he did know he'd juat been
sflot lie H )'S h(' WMS M'U t,-d for
h11' Ufe .
"I Jl.L"t kept the c·u rnovtn&."
U )'I ttM! Marine VCtt'Un or it2
yea r "I ktipl one hand on an y
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Mrs . Mig nanella s ubm itted a
c hronology of Har per ·related ac
lions by the boar d over the past
t wo and one-ha lf years . The 12· I
p a ge m e m o t!nded w i th a l
s a r c as tic refer e n ce t o a I
lunc heon a t which s he alleges •.
Plum reversed his previous pasi·
taon to raze the wing. ..
Live F11r Pi~~e
lc11 trym1 to stop lhl' bleeding
and lb~ other on the wheel."
Sulllvan Jerked his station
wa1on Into the pa rking lot of 1&
fai1t-food rti11taun rnt near Meal
A venuti ··a pulled r1ahl up to the front
door and somehow got ~y win·
dow down," he recalled . "I told
them oot to wor ry, that l wasn 't
l(olna to hold the m up."
Wh llti Sullivan was unde rgomg
... urg~r • to r emove bullet frag-
Her stateme nt concluded with
:t s u ~gcs ti o n t hat "se lf ·
appointed board me m bers lunch
a t a loca l es tablishme nt without
benefit or administrativt' advi ce
o r input f rom clcctoo boa rd
mc m be rs · •·
·'M O R E C A N 8 £
accomplished in one afternoon
over lunch tha n can be achieved
1n n e a rl y t hree y ears a t
r egula r ly s c h e dul e d public
board meet ings." c harged Mrs .
M ignanelli.
Bctsv Roth . 19, of Salinas. has a real live fox for a fur
piece. She got the gray fox from a kennel in Colorado and
na med at "Audi." When Betsy goes fo r a stroll. "Audi"
drapes himself a round her neck. He also ea ts s tra wberry
shortcake as well as dog and cat foods.
Plum. who s lammed the gavel
on Mrs M1gnane lli at one point.
:.aid his decision to ca U a t hird
s pe cial hear ing on the issue was
b ased only on his belief that a
new a lternative could save tax·
payers money.
"H aven't we ever had lunch
t ogether'>" he a s k ed Mrs .
Mignanelli.
P L U M ADDE O t hat ha s
luncheon wit h Trus tee Sheila
M e yers a nd r eside nts Bob
Thom as and Eugene Van Dask,
all Harper a rea residents, was
no violation of anti.secrecy laws .
Van Das k le ft the luncheon
and took out candidacy papers
fo r the upcoming Novembe r
elect ion. However , in a state ·
m ent filed al Tuesd ay night's
mee tin g . Van Das k said he
would not run beca us e or severe
health problems.
Van Oask and Plum have both
deni ed alle gation s that a
political leam ·up resulted from
the luncheon
IN A PAIR of 3 to 1 votes.
M rs . M ignane l li o ppos ed ,
trust ees e liminated a $292,000
de m olition contract with a La
Puente construction firm and
said the wing at Harper s hould
b e bricke d up until som eone
figur es out what to do with it.
T h e co n tract with Me t z
Construction has not been signed
by the district, but it may cost
the district up to $10,000 to pay
orr the firm for services already
re ndered, officials said.
Cost of sealing up the four-
r o o m "D " wi n g wa s n ot
estim ated.
IT WOULD CO S T u p t o
S300,000 to rebuild the wing and
the district's insurance company
h as offe red just $117,000 in
da m a1es for the gutted secUon.
Plum maintained his pesition
against rebuilding the win& is
because of declining enrollment
al Harper. He voted wilb Mrs.
MifnaneW a 1ainat Trustee Roger
Belfen's motJon to re build "'e.
win1 completely.
WhiteHouae
.To Pete Labor
WASHINGTON (AP ) -
Prealdent Carter baa invited
repretllltatlvea of labor ,.,,.. ..
to tbe Whlte House for ID
old·f a1hioned pJcnlc oa llond•J,
wbleh la Labor Day.
Tbe Whlte HOUie annomted
W eclnnclay that tbe ev..ai•I
p l enle will f e ature ba•J•
plaJinl, relq racea and .-
ratH wltb members of tb4
W aab1D1tOa RedMina.
Can.t 1D11 bll wife, ROllaJDD1 WM .,. ..,.. .. tbe ,,.._
lA PlaiDI, Ga., an ex= to
retan to tbe White OUM 09
Noaday aftemqon.
Naked Terror
Women Chased by Rude Nude
Two female Janitors who work nights at an Irvine industri al
complex are unltl<ely to forget one evening 's shirt.
T hat's because the two were suddenly pursued b y a heavyset .
shaggy-haired man who, they told palice. was "completely naked ..
THE UNUSU AL epis ode
bega n at about 8 .30 p.m . when
Rosa Abalos, 45. and Guillemana
Sala s. 26. both of Santa Ana .
were putting supplies in a locke r
at the Skypa rk Industria l com
plex at17448Skypa rk Circle
They saw a man standing in a
da r k ar e a b e t w ee n t wo
r es troo m s i n a n ou t d oo r
ha llway, po li ce s a id . As they
walked past him , he emerged in
t o a we ll·lit portion of t he
ha llway. where they noticed his
s tate of undress.
FRIGHTENE D , THEY rnn
a round t he south end of the
building, locking themselves in
a n office suite. The nude man.
described as being in his early
20s. heavy-set w ith s haggy,
blond hair , was right behind.
T he two women ran into a rear
room of the s uite and called
their s upervisor, who alerted
police. A sea r ch o r the area
failed to turn up a ny suspects.
Services Held
ForHBMan,
Dr. Fullmer
Funeral services wer e he ld
Tuesday in Ventura for long-
tim e Huntington Beach educator
Dr. Ethan F ullmer , who died of
a heart attack last Friday at the
age of86.
He was returni ng to his Hunt·
inst.on Beach home after visiUng
sisters in Ojai, a Coast Com-
munity Colle g e Dist rict
spokesman re ported, a nd was
stricken while dining alone in •
Carpeateria restaurant.
•ULl.llD WAS~
Beach Unlon Hilb S c hoo l
Dl1trlct '1 a ss i s tant
tuperiateadent for bu1lne11
from 1M3 to 19'12. when be
became den ol eftDIDI clUMS
at Golden West Colle1e.
He mot'ed to Coutllne Com-
muaity Colle1e 11 auodate
deanolilllt.ruetk>DID lt'ft.
He retired ln June 1'71.
Wuu.llD 18 evvived by hi1
wUe, Paula; two IODI, StaYe ol
Hu ...... Beach ucl JtllD ol Lue..._; ._._.,Niu
Norril, Ova Jollmlm ud lln.
Stuart Berar-• .a ol Ojai, aad
M•etll .,..SCMldna.
Bartel, followlal 1ruHlde
H nlc", wae at h y Lawn Cemet.ery, Ventura.
Mesa Store
Robbed Twice
During Month
A Costa Mes a ('Onve niencc
stor e has been robbe d for the
second ti me t his month, poliC'e
s aid today.
They s aid Wed nesday's bandit
s i m ulated a gun u nde r h1~
sweatshirt and fled with less
lha n $100 from the7-Eleven store
at 1097 Baker St at about 2 30
a m .
T he robbe r. about 20 years
old, wore a black ba ndanna over
his race and a red baseball cap
a nd ned on fool. police s aid
On Aug. 13. a robber in h1:,
mid to late 40s simulated a
weapon and rted on foot with
a bout S15'>
Oven Sales
Face Probe
WASHING TON (AP l -
T h e govern m e n t i s
in vestig ati n g wh e ther
Japa n ese ·mad e
m ic r owave ovens are
being sold in the Unit ed
States a t a c heaper price
th an in Japan.
T r a d e agr ee m e nt s
prohibit such "dumping"
of foreign-m ade items.
But t h e T r e a s ur y
Dep a rtme nt s aid t h a t .
o ff icia l s wer e
investigatin g w he the r
J a p a n wa s s elling t h e
ove ns al less t han f air
va lue, and if so, whether
that was hurting U.S .
manufacturers.
Surfers Die
In Mexico
SAN DIEGO CAP l -Three
aurfen were killed when their
northbound car and a Mexican
bMr tnaelt collided on a road
aoutlt of Tijuana.
Tbe dMd •ere John Robert
A1aJeenlan and Troy SlnnoU,
botb SI, and David J, Spahr, 27,
allofS...Dl.,o.
Al.....,_ and Sinnott were
1tudent1 at M a dlsoll Hilb
ScboOI, Spahr at Mu a C•lltC•-.
m ents from his g ro in at Hunt·
l n eto n l nte rco mmu n i t y
Ho1pit.al, police a rrested a 22·
year-old Whittier m an ln connec-
tion with the shooting.
G regory Danie l Shes terkln
was a rrested while silting in his
cate ring truck just a fe w blocks
north of the shooting , police say
They say they found a World
War II era rine in his truck
Police speculate the gunm an
fired one shot rrom Cl high
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po we r e d rifl e t hat r ippe d
through Sullivan's c ar door. tore
through his leg and splintered
h is windshield.
Shesterkin rem ains m custody
on $25.000 bail on assault with in·
lent lo eom mil m urder charges .
Police said they have been una·
ble to establish any motive ror
the shootin2.
S u lli v a n s a y:, h e kno ws
nothi n~ a bout has alleged as·
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sa llant except what he's read in
the newspapers .
..I wu lucky , l 1uess, butdoa't
think I'm not m ad ." be ex-
plained, obviously Irrit ated at
belnc cooped up in the sm all
third noor hospital room .
He looted around at his wife
and daughter .
"I was real lucky, tnere ·s no
doubt about it. I'm lucky to be
a h ve "
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Shooting Victim Faces Expenses
By ST EVt: MITCH l::LI.
01 ti• O••I' ,., ... Su fi
"My God. they've got 1·e1hng-.
1n heaven."
That was the rir-.t thou~hl that
c r ossed the mind or Laguna
Beach sen i(•t· ~t a lion owm·r
Charles Frl'dcrtck "F red " Straf
fo r d when he regC1inl•d ton
o;e1ousness ut lht· hos pital la~l
U('(' l a cl.I\· aflt•r a bullc•l
pl'nl'tratl'<I hi ' st11mac h 111Jn1n1·1
cknloutscck a local t:.a\ t•rn
BUT TIIE LAST nrn t.· mcmth.,
h a v t' h c• e n h 1· I I f n r t h ,.
til Yl'iff old 1iu ..,111t·~...,n;i n v.ho
saw t ht• m:cn v. ho '>h11t h1111
"l'nte n N·d 111 1·1i~ht '1·1.ir 1n
pn ... on M1Jnda'
J udge H1chanl lkal·oni '>t?r1
tenccd :wa~h1ngton ~tc.·t·l.,..,orkc·r
Bnan Sll'ilcr 111 pra:.un C1ftcr rt·
fu..,ing :i rt!<IUl'Sl IJ\ .c tlt•ft.'n~1· al
tome~ lu allov. Stt·ili·r to 1t·ma111
on probatw11 111 ortll·r tu rnak•·
rl•S t1tut1on l<t St1 Jffurd
"llcll nu. I'm nc1I hJ(ll>\ 11.1lt1
lht• ~l·nlt•n1·t• Strafrc1rcl '01cl
latl'r
Tht• cll-frn-,1· o1l111rn1·\ 11ffi·r1·d
S 1.000 111 rl'!>lll 11t111n and then ht·
•Steller 1 v.as to niakt• month!\
pay m t•nt~. · Straffcird .. aid
··T H E Jllf)(;t-; T OLU him
$4 ,000 wasn't l'\ t•n a gO'ld dc1v. n
pay ment on a c·ar
And 1t v. d I t <.tk c· a lot rricir1·
than $4,000 in unh·r for Strafford
to squa n lhtng-. v.1th th<:
hospital and dol'tor~ who v.orked
on ham for ..,.x hour'> following
th(' 6 45 pm ~hooting Nu\ 30
ouL-;1d e the Mara nl' Hoom ta vern
1 n downtown La gun a Hl'al h
To d a te. his m('d1ral and
ho:,p1tal ball s h<.t\ <· m uuntt•<I I••
m ore than SI IH.000
T he anc:1de nt began .,hortb
C1rt er S Lraf{ord a nd h a~'> ~on .
I sell
STILL THtLOSERUlf .......
Shooting Victim Strafford
c hr1' Jrr1\1·d CJ' 1h 1 ''"''•''' \\ 1•11 111· ha1
"~\' ~0' "A:\T t.U mt ,,,
lt•rHI htm ~11me mono·\ dfld I t<1ld
111m ,,, "'J' ~tr;irr11rrl
ri•r a 11 ...
•\\'1· \H·nt 11ut.-.1<J.-'" • 11nt11.111
!hf' .1rj!Uml'rll and \ht' )!U\ v.al~,
1111 and lt'lb u.-.. tu ... hut up
Strafford <.;n .., ht• doc~n I n ·
n1t•mht•1 11.h.at h• tulct the·
W ashan~l11n 'teel11. 11rkt·r IJut 1l
v. J~ ... 11mt thing II kt' <; 1•1 lo.,t
ht• ... Jill
"ll'tl1·r p r odut1·d " 1:,-;
magnum hand c.11 n fr •1m •
'h111dder hobler anti ..,hut Str.:if
fore! once 1n the right '>ldt' Aflt-r
rt-J?C11run).! ht)> halanr1• from th••
rt-<·01lm~ -""t<H J>Ofl. tht> mdn flrt-d
again. tuttmg bar patron Joseph
Cole, 50. in the right arm. Cole
had just walked o ut of the tave rn
to see what a ll the ruckus wa~
about
STE ILER NEVER orrered Cln
l'X pl a nation fo r his actions , and
S trafford !>a id h e 1s hitter
because tht· m an never eveo
a po lif(1zed for shooting him
·1 m nol ·• 'ind1<:t1 vc man.
St ra (fo rd 'aid "W c sat acros..,
f r 11 m l' a c· h o t h l' r 1 n t h t'
1·•1urtroom and never once did
thar SOB walk over to m e C1 nd
..,a~ · I m .,nrn for whal I did t<•
\OU
;\.., fo r a~ th<· prt~l)n ~entencc·
St ra £ford '>aid 11 )> good the man
v. ill ht-he hmd ha rs whe re he
t .Jn t hun .inyone cbc
Hut that docsn ·t du m£• ii
rlamn 1111 of J!ctutl he ~a 1rl
.... h.ik1nJ! ht.., hl·ad
T ii t: f-ATllt:K uf four ~a1rl
1n ... ur,tnl't' paid for only $15.000 of
th1· ml'Cht'al hill.., Ill' ..,aid he put
.moth er SI0.000 from has savin~.,
1nt11 r>.i~ 1llJ! th•· dm·r11r..,
If h•· ' luc ~' lw m t~ht J!t•I
.111111 ho•r S'..'11 IJOll from !J state· Vw
uin' of \ 1oll'nt Criml':. fund. hut
t'\4'11 that v.111 11•.t\I' htrn OWIOJ!
m•:irh Si.·1 ct(/41
And ht•' IH'.'11 unah lc• to return
111 ht ' l 1111111 11. '>l.•t1•in ..,inn· th•·
lllC' 11!1•111
1 ·, ,. J!OI µ;,1111" 111 m' ..,toma1'11
.ill the· 11m1· anrl I u rn't lafl
.111~ thing h<'a' ~ hl· .,aid I
tan I t•\1'11 !ltt a ..,1 mplc· hrakl' 1111
1nl! 10!1 .m, m•1n•
\ ~ u H l. SA \'S he· 11 <:ontlOUl'
to makl' ho'lp1tal payme nt'> as hi'
can "I'll put in $200 o r $300 a
m onth eve r} chanC'e I get until
this damn thi n~ 1s pa ad off ... ht·
... a id
.\'ot 0 11 /!f do I sell a product . I sell m.11se/f I f I
do11 ·1. 11 1,L/ c/n>nt s qo else1che rf!.
,.\ salesperson must krwu' and understand peu -
p l e rn tlw cn mmw11t.11 he serves I read the
OranfW Cno.<if "" com m umty ne wspaper -the Dally
Pilot .
T '1e Dat I .11 P1 lot keeps me
sports and even ts around town.
t he111 with 1ny clz ents.
informed about
so I can discuss
The ads hel p me keep tabs on my co mpeti tion
and I advertise my products zn t he Daily P ilot .
My p roduct sells better -and su do I
because of tile Daily Pilot
DAILY PILOT 642-4321
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Sunshine Beams Signal
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HllYAN. Otuo CAP> Luke
Thaman prayed for aunahlne as
hia rlldlo elation became th
riut commercial station In \he
\Jnlled &atea to und out a solar
powered ai&nMI
Stored iwlar energy was used
W edntu•dra.y morning and the
plan was lo be1eln relying on ac
llvtily generated solar power m
the afternoon. but. as Luke
vrayed , driziling rain
lhrtiatened a full solar start-up
at·!itatJon WBNO <AM ).
IF THE SUN ra1led to shine.
reliance on the stor ed power
could continue until all but 25
percent bad been exhausted
··Then we'll return lo Toledo
t-:d1son , our back-up." said J. H
Orendorl. a broadt·aster at the
~tataon.
The 500-watl daytim e station
was ~eleeted by the S Depart
menl o f Energy and
M u ssachu sf:'lls Ins t i tute of
Technology for im t'xperimcnt to
generat e l'lt'ct r1c1ty through
33,600 Photovoltaic solur cells .
SUN HELPS SEND OUT RADIO STATION SIGNAL
T II F. (' 1-: L I. S , T If I N
i;andwiches of 1wm1 ·conductor:.
t h a t <'on v c r l sun I 1 g h t i n t 1)
energy, are about ~ inche:-, 111 Nfchots Check Solar Cell That Collects Energy
Consumers Get Break
:"\ EW \'OHK tA l' 1 It's poss1hlc your lot'ul an: sub!>l ant1ally above the pnmc rate. lhl.' ra\t'
banks charge their m ost credit-worthy corporatt·
CUSlOmt'rS
hank may b<! w1lhng lo g1vt' you a better deal on a
l0C1n than 1t ~1v«'s E xxon Corp . especially after
.. nme bunks rn11wd their pnme interest rate to a
record 121• perc·ent BUT BANKS AR•: HESITANT to change con
sumer loan rate!> frequently. and those r<Jlc!> ha v1·
moved up more slowly thah' the pnme rate In
some cases. tht•y have not changed at all
I ntt•rest rate~ on c·on sumer lmms lrad1tionally
I $50,000 to $500,000
I INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
So ut Chase Manhultun Hank in New York .• t
c·onsum<.·r pays 11 58 percent for a one·ycur lo<in of
$:!.000 to $4,000 and JIUY!> 12 percent for u cai.h ad
v:.tnce on a c n "11t curd Major corporat wn-.. -.ur-h
"" fo:x xon. pa y lht• pnme nitc. wh1<·h C'ha~e and
other hanks 1n clud1ng No I Hank of Amcnf'a
n11scd Tut•sday
• frtt•r.,.,t ontv ,-...vm••tt•
• lntnmr • Wrrl.tv < on>m11m .. "t•
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1\t thl· beginning of 197li. thl' pnm1· ralP Wfl'
7·11 1wn l'nl. Llntl the· con~uml'r r<.1t<·.., d1,irgt:<l IJ\
<.'ltast• w1·n· 1>rt•c1~1:l y what th<•y an· 1111w
• ( omm•t,t41
• f(.,.,,d•nh41 • b m onth" lo 'l \l .. •n HASKt:RS SA V ('OMPt:TITION. -.tat•· n·1:11l.1
t1011 .in\! h·ar of t•onfu.,.1Jn havt· k1 •pt th• rn fr11n1
ra1~11lg c·11n:-.urrlC'r rat1·.., to tht· '><lml' <'Xll'llt "l'lw
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1111.1.f'r l han tht· pnm1· nHc" until no~ 1111!•·•1
Fr;1o.;er '.;1•1td. ll ('h<s~1· • pok1·-.rn<1n
• .,o.,tlu.,n (,.ol,fo rr1t•
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<.;m;dl u~uallv about $5,000 or II':.!'. thal th1·\
aro· an-.1~n1f1c-;1n't to ;1 «11mpanv ltk1· Exxon whwh
borrow .... mtlhon .... ;it a time And 1f tht: primt· r<1t1
drops. t'Orporallon., will pay lower 1ntl'rf•!>l t·haq•1•"
on their loan~. whtl•· <.'On!'lumt·r-. will µa y tlw
original nitt·
Th(• pr1m1· r<1t1· 1n('rt•<.1!><: hrok1' thl' rt•l'oroi In l'I
of 12 1x•r<'t•nt ~t·l in 1n4 dunng lhl' 1·ri·d1t 1·runl'h
that ;w«tim 11:mll'd ltw I ;isl r1:c1:~s11>n 1 ht• 14! 111· r
( 1·nt rt·1·ur'1 v. a-. m;ikht·rl onl.> tv.o wi·ek.., tq,!O
Tiit: LATEST S PIRAi. l.'li 1ntt-r1·o;t rat1·s hw.
lll'l'rt ('JlL'>Cd hy dfort!> or lhe 1-'1-deritl Ht• ... f'f\ I'
Board and tl.., nc·w C'h<11rman, l'<JUI Vokkn . (11
f11:hl innJtwn by rCJll)tng lht· c<r>t or rnorw~ -Canada's ,,
''smart l\\one1 1he . .1 'inancial GVOl\I 1
-con sti\\ Plan Hit
W ASlllNGTON tA I' 1
The Civil Aeronautic~
B oard says 1t wouldn't
ObJect lo Air Cana11a ·,
proposed low fo ri·:-. to
US. c1t1cs. 1r AmC'nr an
carriers were ullowed to
sell cut -rate ticket:-. tu
Canadian desttnutionl)
-
Free Gold
Seminar.
Newport Beach:
Tuesctay St>pl 11 1979
at the Marnott Inn
900 Newport Contm Drivr·
Trimaran/Brrgan11ne Room
Los Angeles:
Wednesday. Sept 12 . 197ti
at the Hilton Hotc~I
q30 W1lc;h1rr> BlvrJ
SI LOUl'>I Foy Rrinm
FOR R ESERVATION~
PLEASE CALL
(800)-
528-5346
">1•,Hrnl') ,., lim11•·11
ME ETINGS BEGIN
AT 700 PM
AND END AT 9.30 l'M
Learn from the experts
how to fight inflation
Economic self protection can
be yours. Duc1-,,1vc action on your p:ir1
c.an help you orotP.ct your ai::.v:I~ I rum tho
linanc1ally cnpphng blows ol rnllat1on
You are tnv1tc:cl lo learn the: re:ol rrJ<~'>on:.
br>htnd todays economic c.h;Jo-, and
how to protect the l1nanc1al tu111re: <JI your
I amity Learn why gold 1:. con'>1dered th<:
ultimato ~tore or value Learn about hard
money asselb. ask oues11ons and get
direct unhedgad answers L1s1on to up-Io-
date views of lhe 1nternat1onal pol1t1ci::.
ol money Find out the Admin1s1ral10n!>
reaction to tho current recos!>1on Th11>
tree seminar could oou1p you with th•:
1-nowledgi; 10 slay on<' stem ahuud 1n
thr• batllP. <Jqwnsl tnltAlton
Distinguished guest speakers:
'1herm,m Unl-1•fr·r Ill world tr;1v1:ll'd
h·cl111 r?r on prr'<.l<Jti"
rllOltih ;111ct 1.111 t<•nc. y
and n oH·tl 1•t..on11m1<.
o1dv1'5or 1-'1r•c,11Jon1
North Amrll 1c.<1n Cn1n
>: Currency l Id
l:rrc Hoop1nqarr1f•1
m;mager ol Nr.)rttl
American F1nam.1al
Services and
~ponsor of thosr•
i.em1nars
•........ ~·········
• 11 you cannot u111inrJ Gentlemen: Circum'>lnncos n1ovon1 me from •1 • but wou1r1 lllo.a moro inlc}r· 11t1ondeng yo111 som1nor. but I would like 10 lo.now
•
ma11on slmplycomoll·t•• morn ,1b<1111 ncol\<111111. 'lnlf•nrr)fllCl1on Ploaso I
this couoon ;.ind mu1l lo 'lun<11nform.111on t11
• North American NAnl' I
• Coln & Currency, LTD. o"M"'"'\ oh•,.. I
• $11110 C·? . 11'"''" Dholn• I
• 100 w~1 W9sh1ngton St I
First N11t1onat B.ink Plo1a l\1)ft1Ho
I Phoenix Anrona 8500:) I
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But the CAB said that
Ca nadiun authoritu::-
won'l allow US t·ar
ners to discount fare~ to
Canadu.
OUR LEGACY FROM
THE MEDICINE MAN
By Terry
Grant,
R. Ph.
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of l'l'rtu111 planli. 1n 11rtl1•1
to l')(t rurl a · mu~u· wub
&tanct• .. Tl11 ~ l.d1·r
c•volved In 11 "mor1•
110ph111tic11tt->d" ll'chmque
of cooktnl( the roots for
hours and then bolling
down the resultant liquid
Thou11andli of yea rs
have pW1sed slnce these
earliest processe" w.-re .
. beg un
. YOUR DOCTOR CAN
PllONE US when you
need a medicine Pick up·
your prescriptlnn If
l'hopplnit nenrby. nr we
wlll dcllvc>r promptly
wllhout r xtra rhnrite. A
jlrf'ttt mony peopl e
rntruict 111' with th Ir
pre11rr1pt lon~ MB)' we
rompound yourH"
'All ..-0 '"A.•MACY ,,......,....,
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Radio Station Chosen about $12 a kilowatt hour.
''But we've estimated tbat by
l~ it abouJd be down to about
St per kilowatt and by 1990 it
will mat.th \he cost of conven-
tional energy,'· he said. For Energy Experiment
THE SYSTEM IS about 10
tunes moce cost.l~ lh1ill-conv:~
t1on al power due to the initial
cost of sett.mg up the system,
Nichols said.
diameter They are 1>e{ up m
neat rows over a third of an acre
of flat lawn behind the WBNO
Studios
The array was de:ugned to
generate up to 15 kilowatts of
electricity on a Kunny day. more
than enough to send the i.latJOn'!>
signal over its 40-nulcs radius
from th1b northw est Ohio city
will save about $100 a month on
its electnc bill. He said the co.cit
of solar power workµout to
Excess rapacity 11> i.ton'<i in
batteries that will enable ttue.
station lo ..,tay on tht> u1r for up
to 11 :t dayi. v.h<.'n the !>Un doc~n'l
s hine
B URT NICHOLS. A""i engineer
for MIT. which built the !>yMem .
C'stimates the c.•ells will provide
70 perc<'nl to ~rc.-nt of the
station's cl eclncal nl·eds on an
annual bu:-.is UU hly Imes are
k ept on st andby for u~e al)
nc•e dl"'<i
Thaman. ~e n eral manai.:er
~u 1d h1i, wa~ one of 750 ~talion'>
1n the nall~n that ri·rc1vt.'d ;.
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Walkout Deadline
Nears for Airline
Officials of llught>'i A1n,vest say they hope a pending walkout hy
2,200 of the airline'!> ticket agent .... reservation clerks and office
employees can be averted before a Sept. JO stnke deadline.
Negouations in the year-long pay dispute between A1rwest and the
Airline Employees Association are trJ r esume Sept. 5 in Washington,
fJ C . under mediation.
Talk!> were broken off ~arlJer
this m onth when the assoc1a
lion's representative reJecled an
offe,.. or binding arb1trat1on lll
-.cttle the d~putt'
A 30-DI\ V COOLING off pcnod
wa~ 1n.osututed and al)soc1at1on
L.A. Man Named
'l'o Prie•· CounciJ
WASlllNC 10~ •A l'I Tht·
l'oun C'tl 1111 V. <.1ge Jnd Pnr•·
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employees will be free to strike
al the end of lhal 30-<lay period,
midnight Sept 9
Roper said Wednei.day that
thf' assoc1at1on members at
A1rwest have been working un.
der a ronlraC't that expired in
Augu~t 1978
Wh<·n talk:-. ovn a n~w con-
tra c· t hll JOCl'O down last
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c-a llt·d 1n
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STOCKS I BL;SINESS
Thur8day'a
Clo.in~ Pri e NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
Thuraday,Augu1130, 1979 N OAILY PILOT ••
Several Factors
HUrt Big Plans
'
By SYLVIA POST£& ....... ,....c-.-
A~&h it hu beetl ft.e ,ean 1lnce COlll"U cre•t.ed
a federal pro.ram to lnaure workers' pen1lona Mould their
plana collapae. i:nUUon.1 ol WOl'Urs 1Ull are oot ~.
An estimated 8 mlllJoa are la tbl.I predkament
because they bek>oe to ao-called "mwu .. mp&oyer" plans.
com moo in the prlntinc, trud:ine. 1ari:neot, coal.
maritime and eonatrvctk>n lnduatries.
" Fa.IGBTENING NVDER OF THESE hie multi·
employer plans are In serious ftnancial dUficuhie.s. But tr
their claima are guaranteed. they might bankrupt the 1ov-
ernment's insurance program and could force other large
pension plans to close, becau.se fewer employers would be
left to pay premiums .
With th.is threat to lhe system. Congress has postponed
coverage of multi~mployer plan.s until May 1980. and it
may delav lhe coveraee even more. Muh.i-emplQYer plaM involve many. us ually small,
competing e mployers
who contribute to one
large plan coverinc
thousands of emp&oyeea
bel~ to a common
union or wortin& in the
sa m e i nd u s tr y .
Employers pay into the
Money's
Worth
plans at a rate agreed upon dunnc collective bargaining.
Monthly pension benefits are based on assumptions about
retire ment patterns, turnover in the industry. investment
r t>lUr n!> and industry economic cond1t1ons
MANY Of' THE INDUSTRIES that support such plans
ha'<' been push<'d into decllrtt> by shifting econom1c-~oc1al
trt>nds. technologi<"al advance:-.. foreign compet1t1on and
'hrink1ng union membership
A'-the r ate of overall eN1n<1m11· i::rnwth hd:-. !>lowed.
"'l'akne!>'>•'!> in !>Orne 1ndustnes have b1·en 1nten~1fie<1 T hey
ha\ t' t~Offil' financial problf'ffi!> for tht< pension plan:.
becau:-.t• !>mailer numhcr:. of workeor:-. <and Cl)ntntJuuni;
c·m plo) ers ar e ~upport1ng Uw J>l'O!>IOll rosL., vf -noun tin~
num~rs of retirees
Simultaneously. the pen~1<i n reform act of 1974
focu11t-d pubuc allent1on on ~ pl irn:. and restricted th1·
ways 1n whJch a plan Jdm1n1i.trator could h<1ndlc ,,
r roublc-d p('nston fund
81-;t'ORE nu; REFORM LAW . IF a pllln wen~ "'
shaky !>hape. 11.!> adm1rui.trator simply would cut back
benefit.:> of cu.rre-nt or future reurt:e-5 Hut !>IOCt' the law rt·
quirt'!> pl<1m> LO m•kt ~ood on lht:tr prom1~e~. 1t h<i:.
becomt· l.llt:.:JI to reduct:: Ult benefit.:> of worker~ alrcor1}
rl'\lrt•d o r Yoho ha\1.:' qu11hf1ed for benefit!> 1n the future
In tht· far e rif a d1o1.1ndhng workfare«: and worsening 111
dustr~ rond1t10n!>. :.nm•· fi rm~ dropJ>('d out of tht"tr multi
l'mplu~l'r pl<fn'. 1l'L1v1ng ft:.,,.,cr contnbutors t o carry u
grOY. 1ng burdl·n
Tht· t;OH·rnm«i>nt ·, 1'1•ns1on Ren1:f1t Guaranty Corp
Y.J!> 1ntt'nded to l(uarL1nl€'f' thi• bem·f1t!> 01o1.ed to mcmbt•r '
of th~<' plan~. JU~t a!> 11 h;,i.-, backed tho.,e ()f work er~ in
troubll-d so <'<tlh·d "smglc~mployt>r " plan.,
Bl'T TII E OVE RWHELMING PROBLEMS
multi t<mployl•r plan~ thrt·atcn to tear <1 ma:.:.1vc
lhl' cntirt:' ~ns1on :.afrty n(.•t
of lhl·
hole 1n
C' Jn tht· rrn .. .., ~ ;n ·o1dt·d" Wh<1t w1ll thl· prupo!>c<I .,olu
tirrn., ffil'<in to th1· mil hon., in lh4.tM.' plJn'.,
Many Stocks Gain
Though Dow Slips
'.'\ F.W YOR.t< (/\P I Blue chip 1:.sucs declined In slow
lr<1d1og toda} but the broader market held !>leady
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'A nnie--on the Road ................
Works Plays • m
Mesa, Irvine, Clemenle Rehearsing
1'hree community theater iroupa
on the Orange Coa st are In re ·
hearsals for their September produc·
tlona, with two or them working on
the same play.
Doing double duty is t be venerable
Kaufman·Hart comedy "George
Waabm,ton Slept Here," which will
open Sept. 20 at the San Clemente
Community Theater and Sept. 21 at
the Costa Mesa CiviMlaybouse.
Meanwhile, the Irvine Community
Theater is preparing Reginald Rose's
"Twelve Angry Men" for a Sept. Z7
opening.
Intermission
Tom Titus J
<which began last January) with
"Twelve· Angry Men ,·• paying
homage to the gol den age of
television in which, 25 years ago, the
jury room drama was bom.
Ben Jutzi and Robert Renfrow are
playing the lead.in& roles in the pro·
duction, with Jutzi cast as the lone
holdout again.st a guilty verdict and
Renfrow as bis principal antqoa.ist.
Other major assignments will be
taken by G il Amelio, Robert
MacKenzie. Dan Dutcher and Cb~k
Benton.
Members of the third national company of the Broadway musical
··Annie" meet for rehearsal for the show. which will open in Dallas
Oct. 3. From left are Moose. the dog playing Sandy ; Rosanne Sor-
rentmo. cast as Annie ; director Martin Charnin, and Harve
Presnell. who'll play Daddy Warbucks.
IN SAN CLEMENTE. "George
Wasbingtoo'' is being directed by
Ros i ne Offen, fo rmerly of the
Peripatetic Theater Company in
Chicago where she was known as
Kristine Cameron. She has cast Tom
Smith and Susan Kelly in the leadrng
roles of a city couple who buy an
"antique" house in the country.
Others m the San Clemente cast
are Carol Jo Max . Lee and John
Childress. Max Kelly, Randy Lam-
bert. Lyllyan Norman. J oan Ray.
Karen Ritsi. Kathy Aronson and
Robert Kilduff.
Completing the Irvine "jury'" wHl
be Denny McTighe, Jay Stamp, Tom
Feierabend, WU Thompson. Robert
Leibovich and Tim Croft. "Twelve
Angry Men" will be staged for a
limited two ·weekend , s1x -
performance engagement Sept. 27-29
and Oct. 4-6 at 8 p.m . in the Univers1·
ty High School Theater on Campus
Drive at Culver Drive in Irvine. Ad-
vance reservations a re being taken
by the lrvt ne Commuruty Services
Department at 754-3639 or 754-3&1.2
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SINGING TELEGRAMS
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Singer
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Perfo rm a n ces o f "Geor ge
Washington Slept Here" will be given
Thursday through Saturdays at 8 30
p m . in the Cabrillo Playhouse. 2Q2
J\ ve. Cabrillo, San Clem ente, through
Ort. 13. Call 492-0465 for fu rther 1n
formation and reservations.
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NO OPENINGS ARE sc-heduled
nlong the Orange Coast th.is wt'ek,
hut these productions an~ on the
boards and contmwng ·
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Country a nd west e rn
ki ng Johnny Cash is
tracing his ances tors
back to Old Salem and
the first Cash known to
have settled In North
America -a British
s hip captain.
Taking tim e o ff
bet ween shows at the
South S hore Mu sic
Circus, Cash dro\'e 10
the Essex Institute . a
privat e l y f u n ded
library, to look up re·
cords on William Cash,
an English seafarer who
settled In Salem In 1667
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Irene Norton , whom
Ca sh consulted while
t humbing through the
dusty arc hives , s aid
William Cash hauled a
number of boatloads of
English immigrants to
Salem before settling In
a large house ne ar
Colliris Cove.
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THE COSTA MESA production of
"George Washington." under t he
d1 rert1on of playhouse resident direc
tor Patt Tambelhni. will feature J ack
W1llenbacher and Bcby Hewett in
the principal rolt:s
Supporting assignments arc be1n1•
taken by Jennifer Odekirk . Jud
LaHaye. HelJene Briggs. Alex O'Con-
nell. Kinda :i nd Gll'nn Manasec.
Walter Oah, Da vu.J Thorpe and K T .
Stephan ·
"George Wac;h1nt?ton · will be
sleeping at the Costa M c~a playhouse
Fridavs and Saturdays. Sept 21
through Oct 13. o.tl 8. 30 p m. Ticket
1nformat1on 1~ being dis pensed at
754 -5159
TllE I RVI NE CO MM UN ITY
Theater ~111 wrap uµ 1t1> 1979 season
"We15t Side Story" at Sebastian's
West DIMer Playhouse. 140 A ven1da
Pico. San Clemente 1492 9950 ).
Performances rughtly except Mon
da) through Oc-t 14
.. Beginner s Luck .. at the Hunt
ington Beach Playhouse in ~une: 39 of
the Seachff \'11lagc Center, :'ei am
Street at Yorktown Avenue, Huot·
1n g t on Bea c h 1847 4 465)
Perfo rm a n ces Fr ida:-'> a nd
Saturda;,s at 8 30 through Sept 2
"Funny Girl" at the El <"dm1 no
Cabaret The ater. 690 El Camino
R ea l , Tu s tin 183H 4t65 1
Performanrec; nightly (•xrE:pt :'>1 on-
day through Oct 28
-·'The Owl and the Pussyc;:n · at
the Harlequin Dinner Pia;, housC', 3503
S . Har bor Blvd . Sunt a An a
(979·5511 l Performance~ m~htl:-ex
l'ept ~ondays through Sept 23
Magic Show • Tokyo in
HOLLYWOOD cAP > lllu.'>1on1st
Doug Henrung goes to Tokyo to help
stage what 1s bi ll ed as the largest
ma ~ic show 1n history
"Magic Mania"' will be presented
at the Shrn1uku Koma Theater in
Tokyo begmmnc Nov 3 and '-'1U run
1ndefin1tely Henn1n ~ \I/Ill not
perform
O n ru s return be begins prepara-
tions for hts next NBC special
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"THE MAIN EVENT" (PG )
"OH.GOO"
"MOONRAKER" (PG)
"COMA"
"ROCKY II" IPGl.
"MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI"
"BUCK ROGERS" (PG)
• "HOT STUFF " (PG)
""THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT '79"
"IHE BRINKS JOB" (PG)
"STAR WARS"
"CORVETTE SUMMER" CPO)
"AllEN"(R)
"EVES Of LAURA MARS"
"M EATllAllS"
"WHICH WAY 18 UP?" (R)
"THE VILLAIN" (PG)
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8U DAllY N.OT
MOORE 8EtNO BRAVE AS AGENT 007
Lois ChUea Whh Him In 'Moonraker'
R oger Moore
Braver Bond?
Q : Roger Moore makes a very bellevablt>
agPot 007 In the James BoDd movies. But we don't
know too much about bl1 bacll.groand. Caa you flll
us In? And wbo do y oa tblnk UI the braver Bond -
Moort" or Sean Con111ery? -MeUaaa Osborne,
Atlanta.
'\ Wf''d have to say Moore. Beeause he took a
f·h:.incc with a role made famous by another act.or.
;md has almost made you forget the fi rst one'
The Orit1s h ho rn actor made his fir st
lloll\ \\110'1 fil m, "The Last Time I Saw Paris," in
l'J5 1 lfp wJs 17 and was a contract playe r for
'Glad You Asked That'
by Marilyn and Hy Gordn~r
·.1,, \I '1111 may rcmcm ber a dcvastalmg beauty
1·1 11,.. m11v11• llc·r name was Ehzabelh Taylor lits
111-1 nrn111r t·ostarring role wa:, playing opposite
I . .ri;1 Turn1•r in "Diane."
~oon··-. made: more than a !>C:<>re of fcalur('s
1n1·1· lh1·n. the lalc ~l till Jame!> Bond 1n
Vlrninrak<·r " l11s leading lady 1:. lovely Lois
1 11ll1·s. ;in al'lrc!-.s from Texet.S lnc1dcntally, Miss
• !1111•.., aprwarc•d in "Death on the Nile " And her
role• ~;is dc•sc·rih<·d us "a chewing gum heiress who
1 .1m1· to a sticky end'" Ooe:.n't that tickle your
<"hu·klc'
Gettm~ hack to Roger Moore, he's also sur-
\ 111t d h ve TV :.erics almost as dangerous a
1 llallcngc as agent 007 confronts. The shows in-
, lud<· .. Ivanhoe," "The Al ask as," "The Saint,
~"" n1rk" and "T he Persuader.; "
t): \\hat's this about Margaret Trudeau strip·
,.,,.,~ in a TV s tudio? -Margie Cummings, H .
1..-udf'n.lale. t'la.
t\ II hapJ)Cncd but fortunately I or un-
f 111I11n,1:1·lv 1 not on camera The mode!>t
• .·11•a1 1•1, making a guest appearance on the
\h-1 v Griffin Show." was offstage waiting her
1111 n lo gel on Singer LOu Rawls was onstage sing.
in~ an<i Canada's former first lady got so turned
''", s h1· !-.lipped ofr the pants from her pantsuit and
..,, a rt t•<t doing a disco dance. Her bikini bottom war;
f'0<1ugh lo cover any embarrassment felt by the
/'aping onlookers. And for her next number -who
knows•
(I: In his obits, I re1d that John Wa yne was
lhf' scre-en'11 first singing cowboy. But I don't re·
mf•mber hi11 e ver sloglog In a movte. What's the
'>I.Ur~·~ -Thomas McClain, Pittsburgh .
• \ Though Wuyne had the distinction of
l1Pc<1m1ng the screen's first slnging cowboy, at was
not ht'> voice that was heard. Smith Ballew s ubbed ·•'i ))tnger and guitar player for the Duke's 1932
Singing Sandy" series. Wayne <whose booming
\<11<'<' was tnc:omp<il1ble with a melody) was un-
happy wtlh the whole idea -feeli ng It was a hoax
on the folks who Cctd m ired him. After two or three
performances, he refused t.o play those parts.
": How do most rock stan fttl about tbelr
fans? Do tht>y have any respect fort.Mm? -Cindy
and Ju.lie, Mlnneapolls .
A: We hope so. More respect than rock star
f rank Zappa does. Zipped Zappa: "The t ypical
1ock fan Isn't smart enough t.o know when he's be·
ing dumped on!"
Send your q~1timu to Hy Cardnn, "Clad You
Asked That," care of thu MWtpoper, P.O. Bor JJ748,
Chicago, Ill. 60611. Marilyn and 1111 Gardntt will anatt>Te
aa man11 qu.e~t&OM aa they can in tMir column, btd the
l'<>lume of mail makes personal replie1 impouib~.
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Russians Rave Over 'Apoealypse'
Moscow CA f>) Uauany UO·
rece ptl v to Ho llywood tJL ·
trava1anzu , the Soviet prMI tau
1tven a thumbe·up verdlet to dlndor
P'rand1 ford Coppola 'a VltlD•m w • r eptc ... A,pocalypte Now "
But the revlew In &hl1 week 'a
LlleratW'Tla.ya Gaaeta all11ea that
Hollywood ''boHH" and the Pen·
t11on trlM to ktll \be mm tn tu early
ata&H bec:aute of what the review aaw u lt1 1lrona meuaa• -catnat an
AmericM witr
THF. a EVlt:W SAID that even now
that ttMs movle ha1 premlered In New
York, l.01 Angcil4'1 and ·Toronto,
Am f!rlcan preu reaction ls con
tradlct.ory, wtlh aome papers calllnc
CoppOla '1 movie a work of •enJua
and others tryin1 to defend the U.S.
role In UM war.
Tbe 2~·bour ft1m mall• ttl debut
here w. week when ll wm bt •hown
out of competition at the Mo.cow rum fMUval, which Cool>ola la al·
teod!nl aloa1wttb1.000 Other fortl1n mm rnakert.
The fluulana "have a nnae th1t
ll 's an Important film ror the Umt1,"
Coppola nnt.-.ln an intervtew. ''But
they haven't "said anythln1 about
showing lt In movie houses here. ll'11
lbe film people wbo seem to llkt It "
IN mE MOVllE, 11 ren4'Qade Green
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Beret orrtcer, _played by Marlon
Grando, bu a fiefdom ~ In the untie. An Atay otrteer. ayed by
artla Sbeea. la Not to bhn, ud
hla journey uprtHtta marted by hor·
rtlylftC acenes of war and of brutality
a1alnlt .Vlet.oameM. When the two
men meet. the t\lm borrows from
themee In ''Heart or Darkness,"
Jo.eph Conrad's ahort novel about
the dHrlc ulty or making moral
choleea in a-world where-man bas a
deep capacity for evil and madness .
It wa s c l ea r tha t what
t.lteraturnaya Gu eta's New York·
baaed co1Teap0ndent. Iona Andronov.
Hoover®
clean
IUted belt w11 the political meaase
t.be reviewer found In IL "ThouP In tJlil truthtul·crueJ mov·
le there la a total absence of tbe
director'• phlllaophizing, neverthe·
leH the meaning of the movie ia
quite clear: The war ln Vietnam was
an lmmora.1. criminal adventure of
tbe milltJrut.a from W asbingtoa,"
the review said.
Co'PPOLA, THE r eview said.
"aucceedR In creating a r are and Im·
preaslve recollection of the bloody
nigh tmare a nd wildness or the
American Intervention in South Viet·
nam and Cambodia .
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my muscularity.
If I was
self-conscious
about it I
wouldn't be
a bod y
builder,' says
Claudia
Wilbourn.
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She's a 'Gym-dandy' Body Builder
By DENNIS McLELLA!\'.
0t 1"9 D•llf l"tlOC Si..tf
Claudia Wilbourn wasn 't a femal .. \NS1on of
the prover bial 00-pound weakling bdorl' ~hl' hcgan
weig ht lifting eight years ago
But the San Juan Capistr ano rc~1dcnt came
close.
"l was the typical gawky. angular child." -.a~~
M s. Wilbourn, now 28 and one of the few women
bod y builders in the nation. "People used to call
me chicke n legs."
The 5-foot-<I UC J gra duate says s he wei~hC'd
100 pounds and fe lt ·'te rrible physically and men
tally."
"I WAS J UST pathelic." s he recall~. ·1
couldn't even open jars ."
That changed whe n she joined a health spa
and began weight lifting.
Like most wom en. she lifted only light weights
to improve her m uscle tone. T hen she gradually
rncreased the weight.
"I was just hooked -I loved it.'' she says . "My
body responded very well."
It responded so well that she now weighs a
muscular 115 pounds.
Her shapeless le gs. ar ms. back and a bdominal
m us cles were s trengthened and she added four in·
ches of muscle to her once flat chest.
"No fe m a le body build er has ever had
pectorals deve loped like mine. I had nothing. Just
bones," she says, looking at her muscular ref le<·
tion in a full-length mir ror
"I dC'vcloped everything."
!\hi Wilbourn. a former Newport Beach res1
df'nl who earned a fine arts degree from UCI. d 1~
cussed women's body bwldmg before a recC'nt
workout al Sullivan 's Gym in Mission V1eJO
She· works out in lhc gym two to fou r hours. six
days a week and bicycles seven m iles, five days a
WC'l'k
WHEN SH E 'S WARMING UP <it the bench
press. Ms. Wilbourn lifts 95-pound weights. Sht:
l'an press 165 pounds when she's warmed up.
"Most women JUSt try to work. off fat," ob-
c;erved one male weig ht lifte r "She's s tronger
than a lot of guys who wor k out he re."
Ms. Wilbourn. who began body bu ildin~
se rio usly two years ago, s ays women 's body build-
ing 1s m its rnfancv.
Because it hasn't yet been sanctioned by the
American Athle tic Union or the Inte rnational
Feder ation of Body Builders. s he says, there-'-s no
uniformity to the few women's contests that are
held.
She says promotors of s uch events have their
own ideas for lhe contests. Some bar the display of
cerlain body parts while others treat fem ale body
building competitions like beauty contests.
"YOU STILL HAVE prejudices." she s ays. "A
lot of promoters a re middle-aged aentlemen with
traditional ideas of women."
ShC' s;:iys she'd ··1t ke to ~cc bod) building d1 -.
t1ngu1~ht'd from naturnl bt•<iuty b<-t·auM· tht·rt· ;ir•
plent) of beauty eontl'bl!> · ·
Desp1tl! occas1onai nC'gat1vc· reactions from
men. Ms Wilbourn dnc~n ·t behevt• ''>'omen ~
femin1n1ty 1s at s ta ke he re
'People used to call me chicken
legs . . . I was 1ust pathetic. I
couldn 't even op en jars.·
.. Fcm1mn1t} 1-. <i -.ta tc or mind." she sa~'
"It's not my musc le'" I clnn't frel hkc a man anri r
don't worry about looking h ke one becau'>t-I m
not.
"You can have m uscles and stall be in the
r ange of normal fcmmmily. I thlnk 1t rwome-n·s
body buildmg > 1s going to extend people 5 con
sc1ousness of what's male and fema le lt'!'o JUSt go
mg to take lime ..
STILL, SllF. i\CKNOWLEDGES that bccau~<·
of t heir newness to the sport. women body bulldcr!'o
are consuicred a novelt>-But the women a rt'
popular with audiences. she ~ays. "People do hh
ll. ..
"It ·s kinrl of neat to i:et up there and show peo
pit· what \llll \P gol d\.., :'\1" Wilboum. v.ho r<'
rf'ntl:. pl..ir cd "c•con<1 1n th1· flr'>t World '!'o Women
Hnrh Rui1<11ng <'hJ mp111n ... h1p ,11 <;r1lc1 ~<;)min ~antJ
\1 o n11·1.1
I m prouri of m ) mu.,cular1t~ ... "hl· ;idd~ "If
I "a ... ~f'lf·consc10us OJ bout 11 I woulun t hl· a bod' huddrr." . ·
For ;\b Wilbourn. '>'ho ntvcr excelled in
.. port" in high '><'hool becauM• of he r -.mall size and
"'t-akne!'o:-.. bod) hulld1ng "'a" a "revelation."
I'm·• lall-1Jloomt·1 · -.ht· :-.a).... •
Whl•n -.h(·., not v.ork1ng out, Ms Wilbourn
painb. -.culp~. mak~ c hildren -. furniture and
"'rite-. po<'l~ and -.hort :<;tone-.
S HE BELIF.\'f.S TIIOSt. art1\·1t1es go hand-in·
hanrl '>'tth bod) bu1ld1ng. m '>'h1t h t·sthl•llf ~ <ind
') mmclr) arc• t•mpha:.11.ed
· You rC' creating )Our bod}. htt.'rally sculpting
1t. and 1t -.at1s f1e-. quilt• a bit of m} creative urge. ·
shl· :.a)s "lt ·:. not mtelleetuCl ll) st1 m ula t1n~ but
1L '!:> part of a '>'Cll rounded person ..
\I<. Wilbourn ... a)' ~hl· "'ant:-111 c,cc hov.
f.u shl' and othe r women can go in the sport
~ml' women t'dn beat m en in their we1gh1
rlas-. .. 'lhe <1ay-. "I IO\'I' to O.,f.'1! 1t It s not that
the) re beating them. but that they 're reaching
their potential
• 1 IO\'C to set• anyonc t•xtcnd themselves "
S tlll. :1s ror women·, i.IL'Cepumc1• in the malt·
dominated sport. ~hi' ~ay~. "It's i::oini:: to be uphill
11 will bt• dtfflC'Ult."
It's the charge of the bnght red brigade dunng rotten tomato battle.
Revenge, Rotten Revenge!
Irvine teens and Youth Services Staff battle it out with rotten tomatoes
It waa a very "bloody" baWe.
Htmdfeda of rotten and nearly-rotten tomatoes were
burled at lbi.lalle speed during the 1ooie1t battle in the bis·
tory of lrvtne Saturday.
There wu a lot at atake besides som e vine-ripened
ve1etabl•.
Honor wu in question. The Youth Services staff bad
been whipped in the July water fight and they wanted re·
veqe.
So. in tbia rreat rematch, the Flrat Poulbly Annual
All..cttJ RoUen Tomato Filht. t.be staff wu prtmed and
readytoiogaimtthe lrvlneTeenTeam.
with garbage can lid shields and decorated motorcycle
helmets to protect their heada.
The tomatoes. In various stages of decay, were donat~
ed by local grocery st.ores wbJ.cb were kind enou1h to save
their rejects.
Once the staff's victory wu declared and the tomatoes
were all thrown. some more than once, all participants re·
tired to the Muon Part Teen Center for cold drlnta and a
clean-up time.
r ... get uuced with barrage from tomato fighter Les Sig/er
d '1e Yeuh Servlcea lfaff.
Tbe Oblict ol the bour·lonl debacle wu to capture the naa of tJaeopposln1 team amklbuT .. .,otrrwt. . am.. -ol tM team memben on both Iida were
experleneed in the art of •liallal. tbey wen well-prepared
The fate of the injured tomatoes la lesa than certain,
since the birds may be teml*d to clean tbe field. but one
thins ii positive: the battlelround. after lbe filht. looted
like a lar1e plsza without the pepperoni.
Ma~ Mia, what a day It wu .
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ANN LANDERS
Gen11ans Debate
W 001en's Draft
BONN, We a t Germany <AP > -ConaervatJve male pollUcian.a Joined West
German fomlniat.a thla week ln an alliance op-
po9ed to a aucaesUon U.at women be drafted in-
to the __, to keep It up to atnnith·
The ..,etUon for female coucrlption wu
ra1aed by Karl-Wilhelm Bertman, ombudsman
for the •,GOO-member armed forces. He aAld
that eftllWally there may not be enou&b m en to
serve in the army.
Rllht now. the West German force is
YirtuaUy all male, except for women doctors
and drulll*. who hold officen' rank but wear
clvWan Clatbes.
IOllE rElllN18TS SAW the Berkhan pro·
poeal • a male trick to keep women at a diaad-
vantap ID the job market. Others pointed out
t.bat, under' the plan, women would be called to
duty durtol their c bUd-bearine age when they
aboctld be 8l home reartnc cbJjdren.
•-nm call bu nothlnc to do with equality or
tne emandpation," said Anke Fuchs. a senior
offlclal la the Labor Ministry. "As before.
women in our society are more severely encum-
bered and diaadvanlaged in careers."
DRILLING -Cadets Rashid Afridi. 19, of Dallas and Sofia Pinocco 22 . ol Avcnt'l. N.J .. oro drilled by an unidentified officer.
Oeteme Minister Hans Apel, the rather of a
crown dauebter. told reporters the iMue of
draftinc women "would not come up during this
Aea.talative period.''
Gals in Gray· Going Great , I • lf1'
MEDICAL MART
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First female plebes now are seniors at 'macho institution that touts 'whole man concept'
The most hazardous room in
By EILEEN PUTMAN
A..,_'-"~,_._._
WEST PO INT, N.Y . -Kathryn Ano
Wildey. 3>, spotted another young woman with
hair hanging in her eyes.
With a sharp "Mi11s!" s he called the trcmbl
ing ufldercla!.sman out or line and ordered hl'r
to tut her bangs or get hairl'lpray.
M1:.11 Wildey. dressed in a brown cadet un·
1rorm, white gloves, black boots, helmet and
~l1·uming saber , is a "Firstie," a sc-nior cadet at
th .. W<·:-.t Point Military Academy . and '!ht'
:-.how:-no :-.pt·c1al mt•rc·y for ht·r 1'.ISt<.•r jJlf·h<''-
JU\I ~•·lling oul on a 1rnth !>ht: ht·lpcd IJl<.1zc
TllREF. VEARS AGO, 119 women JOIOCd
thl' Cla~!-. of 19fW>
This foll . th<· 62 who remain arc among thr
le:HJt:n. or 4,338 cudt'tl'> ut an an~lltulwn whu·h
haN touted "the wholt' man'' con<'ept lor 177
vt·ars
Those first femah· plt•bl•s lllnp1><·d off lhf·11
makeup, lowered their vmc<.-s. hitc·ht-d up thc:1r
fatigues and brat·t•d for eight ~rueJang Wl~Cks Of
bas ic traamng and a year or mt1midotwn from
uppcrC'lu:.smt•n
"They didn't want us . und they Wf'r(• tryan~!
to t um us mto mPn. ·• s aid C.:ad<"l C<.trol YounJ.(,
21, of Fairport, N Y "'ThnE''s 1>l1 ll a lot who
d()n 't want us h1·rc . but they kce&J 1t '''
themselves "
M ALE CADETS SAV they have "lingerln~
s uspicions" that tokenism is why many of th1·
women now hold positions or rcspons ib1hty in
t hf' senior dass And thcrn rem ams the qucst1011
of wht•the1· the Army is ready for fcmal1•
lcadN'!>
rt was l H02 when the academy started turn
mg out discaphned, pr(Jfcssaonal soldiers l<.tught
to pr1z1· lhe motto "Duty , Honor. Cou11try ·
In 1975, Congress pas:il!d Public Law U4 lOG
ordering all U.S military acad<·m1c!> to admit
women.
"West Point has a reputation nf being ..,,,
ma<"ho, and :>omc or the men thank that 1f
womt•n <·an gel through this pl{lCC, at mul'it n11t
ht· so touJ.{h ." say:. Cadet ltobm Fcnnc!>~Y . ~4 .
from l>ynsvdh., low&
Mass f01·nm,ssy 1:. one 11f several "F1r'>t11·-.
teaching <'Ombal cngine1•ring to :.i·<:ond ·y••ar
cadets dunng summer trauung.
THE "YEARLINGS" ARE TAUGHT to
<"amouflage Army bunkers, build bridges, clear
Soviet mioes and fire M-102 howitzers.
On three-day "recondo" missions, they
prnctice night utta<'ks <.ind chmb mountaans
All plebes go through huzlllg, but Mu.~ F1•n
ncs!>y 1>a1d r<'scntmcnt of th<• w•>men was ()p •n
a nd hars h whL•n sht· c·ame lo the u<'ademy
.. There wus a lot of hazing One or the UP·
pt>rclaxsmcn called m e mto ha!i rclQm und asked
<.tnolher cadet 1f I could wear 'th1:. n ·d sturr oo
my face." s ht· said
"l stop~'<I WPt1rm1• '>k1rt<. an1I mak<'llll thJt
far1>t y1·ar I Slartt·d lalkwu m u dtt11 vo1n· I
JU\t wai1 ted to blcnd an "
WEST POINT WOMF:N Si\V tbPy'rf' not out
to 11ro v1· anything, t:spc(•tall y lhc1r Ceman1n1ty
· It s tht• p1..·ople uubrnJc who doubt our
r('mininah ".,;mJ Mi\s Youn~
C'apt Nancy 1-·n·d11.1irn, who a-. an Army
la<·t1ral offirf'r llUJWrVl'l('S OOf' ()f tht> Jlj <"lldt•I
rompun1<-:., bchC\1•1> Wt"it l'oant women h<.td 111
1>urrif1r1• outward frm1n1nlty to :-.urre<'d ii!\
r·::idel'I
' 1-·a1 1gu(•s :.in· ugly." she said. "hut to hi•
1·om1wt1·11t in the rH•lrl. you put th1•m on "
Ma:.:-Waldcy, or Sp<Jkallc, Wtu>h , lavt•s an
quarl<.'rs qual c u11l 1k1· tlw a v1·ru..:•· 1·r1ll1·i••·
woman'11 room.
ARMY R EGULATIONS ALLOW ONE
military ~l1·r (JO thf' ouL'>tdc of her barracks
door, two in!iadc. A grny n·J.(ulat11m bl ank<·l 11'.
c rii.ply tucked mto a s ingle hunk /\ green Army
romfort1•r 111 foldt·d on top. Rooks must b1·
stacked from the taJlci.t lo Lhe 1>horte8t at thf'
t·d J.{P of eac-h 11helf
Although s11m1• m :tl1• anrl fl·malP C"&df!t\
II.a ll·. rna rchmg :.11lt· IJy side doe:.n t :o.1·cm to du
01uch for romantu· 1nv1Jlvcmcnl1>.
"Wlff:N f SEt: TIIE MEN IN their green
f:Jt111 111•-.; c•orn1ng out of thC' c;wamp'>. thl'y JUSl
loSt· th1·1r ••IJJW<JI for mt·," Ml'>" F1·nncs<;y !>aid
(;regory Uavai.. 21 or A:-.hby , Mui.s. agrcf'd
It " !-.Ort or lik1· IJl'1ng on lht· '>am<' roothall
ll•am ' ht· satrl
Th<· womt•n who Pntt·n-d th as st ark, r<•
g1 ml'ntt·d world for lht· 1111v1·ILy of bi:ing th<: first
W1·st Puint womt·n h uv" long Mnce "washed
out."
'01,d Man' Turns Off Wife
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I am 51. My
husband is 68. We 've been married 30 years.
I've never s lept with anyooe else. Sex was
always very nice. Everything about our mar·
riage was very nice. We have two boys who
never gave us any trouble. We put the m through
college and they took over the family business.
Everything about our Uves waa too good lo be
true.
Two years ago my husband bad a heart at·
tack , then a second ooe. ll almost coat him bis
life. He was advised to have open-heart s urgery.
which he dld. Two weeks after t.be operaUon be
suffered a ltroke and wu in a coma for several
daya. Wbm be woke up be couldn't talk, didn't
know me and acted like an animal. He bad to be
in the bmpMaJ foroYer a year.
He'• much better now, but not normal. I
10\'e b1m more t.han anyth1ng in thla world, but
hla Ulneuee have turned him into an old man.
He's obeeued with sex and can't keep b1a handa
off me. It make1 me alck. I can't reel that way
about him acain.
My sister says it's my duty to go to bed with
him. He baa lo have constant care and can't
drive , so it's impossible for him to get away
from m e and find someone else for lbat
purpose.
I thank God be'• ·alive, and I love cartna for
him. But, Ann. I don't thlnk any woman lbould
have to be med fOf' IOm~abe doesn't feel. It's like befni a prot . I've told him I
DON'T want him aexu • but be aUll runs
after me all the Ume. l 'n COUBHllnl and
some 1 "-made me 9"D more upset and
coafuaed. NothiDa will cbaqe my m.lnd. Please
tell me, Ann, do l have to let th1I man uae me
Just became I am married to blm? -HELLISH
PREDICAMENT
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our tt-yoar-old
aon bu llllormed 111 tbat be la movtn1 out of our
hOUH and will be Uvtq wtth a IO·Y••r-old man.
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Aaa
~--ders ~ . ,
It started a few yean ago when "John" rut
errands for the man and began to receive a lot
more money than the errands were worth. Next
came expensive aifta and clotbea.
"John" la of legal age and has told UI that
he la goinl to live bis own life and we lbould
keep out o( lt.
He baa ne ver been out with a girl and we
are sure there la a homosexual relaUonahlp co-
ing on here. Thia m an's reputaUon around town
ror beinl "n.lce" lo boys and younger men la
well known. Whal can we say to our son to put
him on the riKhl track? -PARENTS IN
MOURNING
DEAR PARENTS: Tltere la 90&JtJA1 Y" caa
tlo t. ltelp a penoa wbo does not waat lo be
belped. • I •ant Y" lt!t ltelp lor ,..,..a•"· TMre'a a •ef ... al Of1Hln&lllt ,_ ....... el
1a11. fteee ..,..ae help w ••dMT te aeeept tMlr eJa&Wrn u they are. TM ...._. or
Par..U of Ga,. u4 LeaMaa wo .. la 09ue
•.U.•M Olanla, •t Welt 1lllt 8t. at 'Ria An.,
New Yen, N.Y. 11111 .. Pleaee wrMe to die• lor
free ....,....,.e. Y• wUI be llad 1• 61.
SUPER SALE
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• ·'J'b<· novelty wore orr the nrst day." said n ... 111se l.>awson. 21 . or Woodbridge, Va.
LT. GEN. ANDRE W GOODPASTER ,
111·a<l1·m v su1 .... nntcndent. beJaeves the wom1>n .,
Ill 1)i•rc·1·nt aLtntaon flr<urt-romes from lhe first
Yl'Ur ht•111g MJ tough on th1· f1r.H women
Tht• m(•n 's drnµout rttt.e wa.'I 36 9 ~rcent
· Thl· women bore the brunt of ch11nge, the
host1hty on the part of the st..&fr and faculty," he
:,aid
(ioodpastn told his 11l4ff hf' would "f''>C<1rt
th1·m u. tht· door with a ha~h<.tkP . ar th,. ..
d1111 t .it ·1·1·11t tht· female cadt·~. knd much of th•·
ovl'rt op1.101-.1twn ha.s dibappeured.
THE WOMF.N WHO RAVE WEAmERf:D
th<' pa-.t thrt'<' yf'ars are ron.~1dered on a par
wi th the men and an· det-ply committed tr1
military tradition.
The only arl"a in which they ran't match th•
mt•n 1-.; 111 ph~!>1ral pcrformam·t·
Wt·st l'c11nt :.ida!Jkd 1~ 1Jhy:,1c:al eduu1t1on
program. 1·xt•mptang women from football and
-1ubs11tut1ng '\elf·defl'nse art.-. ror wre<itlmg e.tml
hoxin~
•'t:MALE PLEBES EAC.11 YEA& i.how an
1·r1·..i s t•rf <i lhle ttc prowess. i.ays women 's
ph} '11';.il r'<lut at1on 1nstructnr Sut• l't'lervm
Women in the Class of 1980 could do onl> O 4
pull ups, she swd . Tbis yea.r's freshmen women
<iveralo(ed 1.2 pullups.
Upon graduatJOn, women must run 2 m1lei.
in 17 mmute5 m combat boots.
"Your average college woman is not going
to be able tJ> do that," Mrs. Peterson said
f'iflt'f•n yea~ from now, WC\'lt Point women
will tw fall1n~ policy rn 1.1kin..: po'lllmfl'> an tJ'w
Army
BlJT QUf:STJONS REMAIN nn JU~t how rar
won11•n can n1w 1n an Army which bars women
fn1111 r·ombat duty
Trad1t1onally Army leaders h<.ive C<Jrn£•
rri1m the comhe.tl branches.
At Ciocidpa1>t.er·~ current goal or cnrolhn~
HI to 12 IWrl'l'nl wome n an euch class, 1l w1U be
\Pars bdon· high ranked femule oHitcr.. urf'
the norm Rut tht'rc ure signs that s ubtlt·
f'han~1·s ure m:curranc now
· f1lc other day a neighbor of mane asked
her 3-year-old son 1f he wanted lo be an the
Army like me," said Miss Freebalm. "Tbe kJd
told bis mother ... 'No. that's a lirl'a Job.'"
the house will be a who le lot
safer when it's equipped with
a BARO io BATH T UB
SAFETY RAIL. SHOWER
S TOOL AND TOIL ET ?"-SAFETY RAIL
And thp y 'r e simpl e to
1n ... tall No s pecial to ol·,
needed.
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A BARD HOME HEA LTH CARE CENTER
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PAGE SCHOOL
OF
COSTA MESA
AGE 2'h THAU 8th GRADE
Enrollment Now In ProgreH
Reasonable Rate•
•lndnndual AnAnloon
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• '4o (, h1IO Nl~IU(.h"I
•')pr ,.,. ..
•Field Tnoo
•P rt11dlU Swim
Pool
•Hot L unch«Y.
nw> Fovndo""I & lhOtr famlliM <;ln CP 1908 hav11 dOdlCOI·
eo tl'l()tn>4tl~ 10 01111q each c r111d •n d 1v1dual care warmth,
ur.,..,..r,1~1<11ru1 .in1J ,1ccompho,1irront T t11s ,., our aim
.,...., '>Ul..C. Ill•!> d llTI l'T\di\(1!> I Jil <NOtlll w hile
T~ Vaughn f 'am1ly
PAGE SCHOOL ,~
;, ~ \ 657 Victoria St. if~\y,' . , / --; •l \ ,_ ____ ._ U---,_-;..." '"'"1'\ -~/ . \ ~~ '~~·~ 642-030 I dl. -,,. r.
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FMaCOr•s•TATION
I!!! 942 ••••l 11 -,120 IMM lltllel.
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Pony Rides
F«thOlltti. onee deity 12 to I
todlv ttwu Mon. s.pt. 3 .
Huntington CehW Mall.
40& fwy' a .. ch Blvd .. H.B.
3S' VoUlh doMlk>fl
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One of the best things
about back· to· schoor.
Our1ng the back-1o-sehoot rush, It's nice to know
there's one lhilg you can count on-our wide
selection of kid-pleasilg Stride Rite• shoes. In
the stytes and colors kids ask for most. So
tNs fall , think Stride Rite. We'H help
make back -to-schOOI shopping a little
easier.
Stride Rite• Tiie rigid cllolc1 fir growing feet.
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By LOUISE COOK
Anoe t•IM p,.,, Wrtter
If this summ er 's va('ation costs h <Jve
\OU hot under the colla r. now may be
t ime to think about saving money nc:xl
yea r by house swapping.
The 1d£'a is simple You trade your
home for someone else's. Both ramilies
l>ave on hotel and rest aurant bills; both
have an opp<>rtunity to learn what life i!>
really like in the area they a re v1s1ting
SO M E S\\t\PS COVER li vi ng
qua rtcrs only while otheri. include ex
tra~ like an automobile. !>Wimming
pool. boat or t•vcn maid service.
You might be able to organize an ex-
change by rhccktng the <:las)>if1ed ads 1n
nc-ws µapl'rs c>r mag at1nc:-., but most
s waps an• arnmg't·d through vacation
serv11·es wh1c-h publish directories or
wnu ld-lw t rndt'rs
The d1rl•t·tor1cs 1nc·ludl· the names of
peoplt• who w:int tu 1•xcha ngc· homt"'i.
;ilong with LJ has1<· tlcs<:r1pt1rm of the
house or apartmt·nt. tht• location :..rHI
th1· cl;it1•:-. 11 ·11 bt• avallahlc•
COPIES OF T H E OIKEeroR \' arl'
mailed to C'veryo rll' who·s listed a home
Depending t;n the 1:xchange service.
\Oil also may b<• able to subs~rihe to thl·
cltre('tor~ wrthoul lis ting "your own
residence.
_IA(
ltm• for lhe 1~~uc 11 pubhshei-in April
The rlub. which ch arges a ba:.1c fee 1~
Sl5. expects to havt' 4,500 t<1 5,000 list
mg)> m its 1980 directories
INCWILINE INC'.. a Bedford ll11ls,
N . Y . exchange service founded in 1975.
sets a Nov 15 deadline for its main
director) A s upplementary 1s::.ue.
published in the spring. has a Mar rh I
deadline. lnquihne also h<Js a quarterly
news letter and an over seas re ntal
sen ice Ch arge), start at $30
P enny Malone of lnqu1linc said Lhl'
rental program. in particular, 1s boom
m g
··w c ·rt' l!clling bookings alrl·ady for
1980." she said. nottnt{ that Pl'Opl<: like
lht· tdca or .. hc1ng p:irt of C\'Cryduy
11 ft••. I nsl<:ad or he111g Ii m ltcd to a
lourist·s-eyt• Vil . .,..
llOl'SE·SWAPl'l:"(i ISN'T without
1ts drawbacks
Th(• t'Xchangc· M:rvicl's u~ually don·l
offl'r a s::ttisfaction guarantet·. And they
won·t lake responsibility for whut hap
pens to your home
Y 0 U m I g h l 0 0 t It kt' • t h t' Ide a fl r
s trangers using your possessions The
house you select m l:ly not turn out lo be
all you thought 11 wa!". And l1v1ng in u
house or apurt m£'nt tn('v1tably 1nvolvt's
Cut
Vacation
Costs;
Swap
Ho01es
more work than checking into a hotel
and ranging for room service
T o lessen your chance), of disappoint
ment. thl· following suggestion. ... arc of
fl' red
1£ you·rc thinking of a swap relahvl•ly
dose to home. conside r the p<>ssib1hty
uf exrhanging weekend v1s1ts before
you arrange a long-ter m trade
CHECK YOUR HOMEOWNERS und
auto insurance palic1e!> to stt 1r you
ncl'd additional protection to cover a
s tranger :.t a)1ng in )Our home or drl\
mg your rar
If )OU have a parllcularl~ v<1luabl1·
piece of furn iture. you might want to re
move it temporarily. particularly 1f
children arc involved in t ht· :..,..up
Agree beforehand on repl;.iccmcnt of
h ro k(•n items and on payment or
tele phone and utility bilb during lhl'
s wap
If a car 1s part o f tht• dl«1I, :-.pell out
det<iils Of WhO Will pay for gaSOllnC and
11il and damage If you leave your car
with a full tank. for t'xamplc. ll ~hould
he full when vou return
The \'acatfon F:xthange Cluh 1.., at 35'1
Hroadway. New York.NY lOOl:S
lnqu1line '" al :1!'. 1\dam~ St . Bedford
lhlls. NY
Be Prepared to Wail
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Thurldey, Auguet 30. 1979
loljWt 111.n evtr ~·"' 1 olil WOif!•
11..nono ll IOUy \ --
C.oui~ .. "' ~ l"'llf()'I-"'° Mooe/.ng I tCM.qow.. llt4o yOll tit
.t YOUI "91Y bHI
l,lf CIAl ~ S ~ fOAM HG
I A:.y '"'''°" p1.1m n 1a1n .... tttet•~ll-loQlll n >f ""°
lrtt<tt 4 het jlt<\()llil Ny'ol!>
The tailored
look you love
Perf top line
the finest craftsman~h•P
Navy, Camel or
Wine Calf with
Gold side ornament
~ 4f c,tij~ SHOE S
99 Fashion Island ... Newport Beach
DAILY PILOT £3
759-9551
Our
back to school
homework.
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ft 't""'' r•"' .-rd1 ..t11d pl~•
lll"C, ~I ,,H \ ... tttfh~ d 1111 HI
'°' l1.1t \ltll IH'I ft f1, '1J f '"''
,t,1r1~ r{ Ill llH rtt:t1t t)1t1 t ,flltl
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adidas·~
The saence ({ siX,n
10521,-.iM
Wntdff rklso
N~wpert boch
541-1614 T he exc.:hangt· ),en ices us uall} 111
l'lude houses in all part~ of tht' country
no matt<'r where the service 1s based
As a rule , homes in resort areas are
1 he most papular und it's important to
mnke 1trr1tngeme nts t-arly 1r you want ii
pjrt1cularly choice loc-lltton
WICHJTA. Kan IAP l lI you call
A G Van Nortwick. be prepared to wait
a while for an a ns w1:r
ment in findmg a rare phone.·· l>&d lhe -----------
6S·year·old Van Nortw1ck, who retired
FEES VA RY WIDELY: they general-
ly !-tart at <1bout Sl5
Deadlines for directo ry ltst1ng also
vary \\1th most services preparing two
directories. one around the start of the
vear and another in the s pring.
The Vacation Exchan~e Club Inc of
Nl'W York City, which wlls founded in
1960 and clmms to be the oldest house-
~wapping s('rvicc in t he country. has a
Dec 17 deadline for the directory 1t i~
:-.11es 1n Fchruary. and a Ve b 15 dead
li e ha s nearly 400 tch:ph,incs tu
choose from
Van Nortw1ck own::. one of the nation':.
largest collections o r antiqut·
telephones, some dating to shortly after
Alexander Graham Bell invented the
com mumcalions device 1n Ul7fi
FIVE OF THE WICHITA collcclor':.
phones connect lo the Southwestern Bell
system network, and two of the m more
than a half-century old work just as
well as the s hiny ne w models.
~\ eddmg and engagement announcements run on
,'>1mday.~ m the ()oily P1wt f 'orms ore available at
1'u1l11 P1u11 0Jl1ces ()r bl/ calling lhe 1"eoture Depart-
ment ht>tween 2 and 5 pm ot 642-4321
. 'There's a real feeling of <JCComphsh·
Brutes should hove their wedding stones. Wtlh a
Olock and while ylo~SIJ photo of the bnde or couple. 111
tlir Feature Deportment within two to three weeks
••ftn tlw u~ddina
Polaro1dond color phollJs ore not acceptable
1-:nqag"mrnl onnouncPments mu.st be received hi(
Pe Feature f>Ppcirlmt>nl a l least 81..t weeks before the
eddmy ck1IP ---
LAGUNA BEACH
SCHOOL OF ART
Fall Quarter
Sept 10 -Nov. 17
• Jewelry
• P&1n1tng-Beg1nn1ng
& Adv1ncecl
• Drewing 3
Com1><>s111on
• Sculpture
• Pno1oqr1pt1y
• L1tnogr1p11y
• Clooaonne
• Lile Drawing
• W91ercotor
• Color & Design
• Pnntm1k.ng
• Ceramics · Ra~u
• Cll1ld1en s Art
• Stone CarvonQ
• Commun1c~1ton
Design
EVENING CLASSES
• P11n1tng • PllOtograph'f
• Cer1m1c5 • Drawing
• Art Hosiory • Mo•ed Meo111
1n art scttool experienct
wrth • unique environment
as a Southwestern Rell accountant three
years ago.
lllS PHONt:S INCL UDE a model
from an 1880s Colorado mans ion. a bat·
tery phone from the roal fi elds or Pen
n.sylvania and two s ilver doll nr pay sta
lions
One of the pay statwns . a vanity dc!'lk
set. was used as late us 1939 1n Ker
rville . Texas
Pulling out a tug from within the
wooden cabinet. he noted ... Ttui. says 1t
originally cost S38 Now 1t ·s worth 100
times that ...
• Write · fltlOM for llteelture
(714) 494-1520
2222 ~CeftyOft .-~. Milster Cha11 e • V1>~
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3333 SOUTH BRISTOL • COSTA MESA
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from our toys ucp:.
@p cx:iza n poc • : l
corciuroy pont.._.
ce sua: a no. corr
fort.abk, pz-d1z.c-
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novy,
Lan o~ , brown
>(.' '· aad d nlVZ1$1. •
pnnt shir L
from rcyn sp::orer-
m a p::>ly /co Lt.on
bl~nd
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44 ALshion lala.nd • Newpo rt Beach • 714/6 44 ·5070
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VI DA.IL Y PtlOl rhuredey Auguf\ 30 191'9 HOROSCOPE I ERMA BOMBECK
P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Musical Sweaters Game is MOTIU TOC•eDITO•• PICTITIOUIMMMeH
"'"••eoa ~·'OP"" MAMe ITATeMaMT ITAfeWCA41~MIA POlt , ... 19fl••lflt .. , ...... ,. foll••
Played With Plaid Pleats TMe CIOUMTY 0" Ott<Oe ,,,..,_., ..... ...,. wooov ·~ ALIGNME NT, ,.,
I •l•I• et JAMf T CllltOl OltOWAV, •-'••, c;e.1.e 1111 ... e, Ct lltot111e '1U•
OM••-ltey 1(-1 W..O. U06l c-m
NOTICC .. Hl!lttle v OIVl:N ··-••• L ..... M11fll lftflOn ••• ,, ..
........... !Pe -.. _.4"< .... 1 C•lltetftlef)M/
Aqual The H HOft _.... every snot.her
ded!ca&. bu Ufe to tendlQt her dllldren beck to
school In oew uaderwur A Ume for Mltllq flt
tln1 room tanlrum1 a nd lnn ot ••t won"t wear
it' " A tlmt> lo ~O~l on wbelht'r whAt you bc>uahl
wtll atay in atyle \lntll you reaeh the ur or wlll still
flt whtn school opens Int wo weeks
.. ·or Yl'•nl, motht-n of -<'hlldrrn In publit·
education have t>itp..,.s:H•d op.•n f'n\)' of mother'
who11e chlldrf'n are In pr1v11te and p1rot•h111I
srhoola and W\lar uJu lorm11
Well, 1 don't know wh11t you 've• tlt'urd, but
heh"ve m e. don 't do !Anything ctn • .,ll<' unlit
you've walk~ 111 lhe !\bMi. of u mutht•r who
i-l'Wti 1n 2S name l•&ts u "''-'U!Son
TO B~lilN WITll, lht> uraument lh<Al un
1forms take away the bai.i.lc of u dec1:s1on 1n tht'
rnorniog of what to Wt'flr, Is u rnylh F.a1•h vl{'al
-..d 'lk1 rt or JUm~r ma y look hke all th~ other'
but each ha~ u ~n.onMllty o f It.a own Ont' httnt::i
long 1n the front. one has a ilpper Lhul !itJcki.,
· one has a permanent !>lain In It and the other
one malle:s her look fut
Secondly. :.(·hookh1ldren who d r ess a like
never wear lhe s ame !>Wealer twice T bey may
~o 1n on the ftrbl duy of school 1n the uniform
green i,wcater. but from thl'rc on m 1l'h musicMI
-.weatcr'> the pic k up &nd wcur whetltver 1s
ll'fl
Third. mother:. who iron 15 white shirt:. u
[...__B_o_r_o_s_·c_o_p_e _ _,)
t 'RIDAY , AUGUST 31
Oy SYONt:Y OMARR
ARIES <Ma r. 2l ·Aor. 19 J: Gras p potential.
take long.range view, pur sue educational proJ·
t•c·t. Travel may be indicated in connection with
pubhstung, s ptntua l commitment. Elements of
time. "kill a nd luck could nde with you. Be
'crbal1lc a nd ask ques tions.
E,...•
... 11ee1c
wt-ttk hf-<'Omt· ll·rmrnully strunge They get
"h1tt· &'.Olli 111 f11111t or their eves watching TV.
t w1\t.'h whcnew1 they b t'<' a pt:n bleeding through
a pol'lcet und wuh up 111 the middle of the night
from u nnti Mn>und the coll ar dream
TRUE, UNIFORMS AR E a great equalizer,
but they leuve thtltr fai.h1on mark on the
wearers I ll;n 1• r hlldrcn who, to tJUs day, can·
11111 look ul 11la1d plc1tl:. w1thoul ~comma
ll d Ut>t'Ult,'(f
What reminded me or the s ubJect was a
ntecc o f mint• who ts a pohce officer in a large
c ity She pulled 111 a woman the oth e r week on
1'h arges or wltc1ting. When the woman took off
her coal, she was wearing the same plaid skirt
my niece had worn at St Helen·~
All m v ntl·t·1• (·ould think of wai.. "As 1r s he
dcH':-.n't haH· t·nough problems, her m othe r
madt• hl•r Wl·ar thu t crummy untform on a
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GEMINI IM;}y 21 June 20 1 Accent on rnn
tracts. partnership, murriugt• Rclat1onsh1ps 10
tl'n'>lfy. you un• ahlt· to p1t:C'(' together bits of an
f11rmal1on Compll'lt' :-.tor~ 1-. etvatlablr· you II
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CANCER <Jun1· 2 1 .July 221 Emphasis 1,n
''~rvit('. bas ic task:-. rlcpendcnts. ability tu
"l1>ok out" for your self Meuns keep medical
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problem Rf' d1plomC1t 1t·. 1lun't C'<tsl first "'""''
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LEO (July 2:1 Aug. 22 1 !laze of wis hful
th1nk1ng could l'l<iud Judg ment Hom:.ince.
<·rcativity, clandestine m ecung · the!>e crowd
t•xcil1ng ag<>nda SlrtvC' lo see s 1tuat1on!>.
11t•r s<>n'> as th1•y urtually cin·. not merely a!> y11u
w1:-.h tht•v might ht·
VIK(iO li\u~ 2:J !';1•pt 221 f'raC'tical is!>Uf''>
tlnmin:ill· 1nc-lud in~ P:.t"l ohltgal1ons and <'Ur
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.inti ;q1pra1 ... ,1t.... Old1•r 1nd1v1dual could :iul tn
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1w1 •.1111.., flJ!U n · prominently :ind so docs the·
11 u 111 tw r IS
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cltmc·n:-.11111 of c·harat'ter Anes. Libra pcr!>on-.
11..:ur•· prornint•n lly Sp~c 1al m essage and a
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~-•·1·ond C'hance appare nt e rror can~ made to
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('APRICORN !De c-22·Jan. 191 Whal had
be en somcttung to fear may tum out Lo b<· a
rt•ason for ('Clebration. Circumstances favor your
efforb Accent on dream s. expanded horizon and
a m ultiplicity of opportunjties. The number 3
fti;turtts promine ntly.
l\~UARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). A dream, 1f
properly interpreted. can prove prophetic. Be
alert. aware of s ubtle nuances. By studying fine
prin t , you locat e escape hatc h . Ano the r
Aquarian and lJ Scorpio figure In your intrigu-
ing scenario. A wish is transformed into reality
PISCES < f·c b . 19-Ma r . 20 >: W ritlen
mat e r ial aids you In reaching goal. fie
analytical. perceive the "why" of recent events
Mrmbcr of oppos ite sex could become a valua
hie a lly One in position of authorit y pla ns to
m<Jkc room for you at top. Gemini native I'> 111
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TWO STORY
/\ North Costa Mesa 4
Bdrm . hul(e re<"r~a
lion :-.loral(t' un-a Adult
occupll'CI. with many
xtrru. In upi:r ..id!':-Now
9'7.500. CMll ~>46 '11'1 1
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE . INC.
d other people Ill lhlS 1----------area w ho ire rcgut<1r
users o( Claallf1ed t:all
our ad taker at M2 5878.
Have ~ethlng to sell"
CIAMl.fied ads do it well
mecnab I lrvlne
realty
AM IMYITAnOM
To '" t.bia lovely 2 s tory home an
Turtle Rock offered at the f alr prlce
of $147,500. Courtyard entry to the
lg living rm w/fplc. formal dining
rm & 1 BR & bath downstairs. Lg
ma s ter s u ite w /? add 'I BRs
ups tairs. Privute lg yard & triple
c ar garat(c. L orra ine He nn le
752-1414. (8·106)
M2.e235 '44·6200
tOI Oowr Orlw Harbor View C.nter
lrvlnt et cam~ Valley Center
7J2·1414
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• ...... Ill e1urtll I ~.. IHI 81•1.. 1002 .,,..,.. IOOJ G1Mrel IOOJ HottMaforS. ......_,_S. .-... .... ~ ...................... ......•........•.•..•. . .......................................................................................... , ........•.•........•.••.....•......••••....••.••.....••••..••.•...••.
.... T SiiiU• U ... CANYON
Broadmoor' ~room. loots Ute a
<.·ustom. across from the golf course
und nl'ur a s~duded park. The home
is ch armmat ! 2 ftreplacc . custom
~hutten;. drupes und wallpapers, all
with a bri~ht , t•hee rful lttlin~
Ouls ldl• o u 'll f 1nrl auto matic
sprinklers and exl~rior h1thtaog alon~
with a fnendl y 88Q ure tt A Bi g
C myon burgaan at $445,000
U~lf)UI: tif)M S
RE A L TORS' 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Coron• 1,fol Mdr
llG CAMYOM
Golf course view from spaci ous 5
bdrm . 4 bath traditional home; lge.
family rm., pool, jac:uizi. $795,000.
IAYFROMT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
AVALON
We ll constructed , J BR. 1 ba .. oak
~(®
Beach Real1y
llAl ISTAff IJlCRLPICI MMCI 1'4t
HAllO• Ht•HLAN•S Spuclous 4
bedroom, (amtly room, 2"'1 baths ,
POOL 1615 RUTH LA'NE
OPEN OAILY 1·5
NEWPOIT IEACH
*VETS
Use Ywr Ellalbllil)'
NOW. LOW DOWN &
lJ.)W INT. RATE. Let ua
sbOw )'OU how to quality
T•tole4C..,..
W.Ulhal 754-1202
c.J).a.JA,,,,,,, >f.i1,, 11,/
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BIGCAHYOH
Charro1nft 4 Bd rm .
Broadmoor Plan 11 1. In
peaceful garden selling
$489,000
644-1493 640-4271
. $119,500
759•11
VllWLOT
llDUCED
$10,000
AltllOlil I <Jere ol spten.
dor. tllgb on a hill m
Lacuna Hills . Pri me
locale, SWTOU.Qded by CX·
cluwi ve custom pro ·
perties. Cao be used for
horse property or tenrus
courts, or just plain fun.
Only one Ulte this availa
ble. c.atl 6'.S-0303 .
FORESTE
OLSON
'• ... •• '"""'
floor. partial b as em e nt, conc rete , ________ _
roundation. Flats a rea. $120,000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
J-l! """Y"d1·Dr•v..-N B 6 75 016 1
tlE
llDBIE ELllRS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
S~TACULAR SPYGLASS
L'>\ ely fo'I\ e liedr&>m \lodel With Night
t,1ghls V1t'"' · l'rof1·,.,!'.1ona lly L.indsraped
Pool. Spa. Sa una 1-:nl n Leads To Lari.:c
f.1,lnl! Roorn & Form.ii Uiruni: -'ludcrn
1\111 h1•n Oown!>ttur ... c;,11n<• Hoom Call For
i\ppu111t11W1\l To l n~p1•1•t :'\11" S489 000
631-1800
t J .............. .. . .. . 88 I DOYIR DlttYI
fil~'~!~~
OPEM OM IALIOA PEMIMSULA
f<~r i d ay, Se pt. ith , 2-5. Price
$485.000. SEE MARCI/\ BENTS AT
402 BELVUE LAN E.
LUXURY FAMILY HOME-LIDO
Sp a<.'ious quality family home with
6 bedrooms, 5 baths , formal dining
roo m , fa mily r oom , study, new
gourmet ki tchen ; on double lot
overlooking sunny pa tios & new
pool. Delig htful bay vie w from
mas ter bedroom & deck makes this
one of the finest. S825,000.
r A C<X.OWIU. IAMKB CO.
644-9060
2181 SANJOAOUINHfllSAO.
IN NEWPOfn' CENTER
CAREER CHOICES
C C Y T H S E P 1 " R 1 J T S N T E R
S M G A I 8 T Y A R I 0 C A I L K 0 D
YARNHTOL C T U J Y
A 0 D R I I " G H R T I 0 K P N H M C
C K T V P T T E N L C E R H Y Y 0 Y P
YRIUE C"~KO AORRCOIRI
A 0 Q 0 I R L U S N W Z T " A I C T Y
l W C t A I T W 0 M Y S A " M 0 E S L
M L J D S X l I 0 C l I R A R A S l E
A A E M I L T R S T C U l C A R K M L
R I A C T A l T N I 0 A A C H N P E 0
T C T 0 l W C E T J N T H 1 P N T H R
H 0 H Y A l D R C L 0 G J 0 U 0 6 C G
I S A M C L 0 T H I N G R T H I S 1 N
NPOAEM CP YCOOAUGNNTt '
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w. ....... ... ..
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T.-...svi..
Wrttw's Refrfft
Unique 2 br, 2 ba hJde·a
way m the Palis ade s
area o f Cap is l rano
Beac h nr Dana P l
Manna. F'plc. libra ry
wall, newly pauile<I, w, w
crpts , pat io, carporl.
Beaut lnds\:pd fo r
s e c lusion . $J 05,o00
493-9886 838-1571
2 II It .J ,, "' m t n 1•
( 'rr t'li J lnrnt· 1'1'1111 lt1rH11~ <'Ori\'l'rllt•m ·1:
:11111 u fl<'t•k "r lhl·
0(·1-.1n Sl'l.'1.IMIO
L.JJSe something va luable"
Place an ad an oor Lobt
and Found columns .
That's where people look
when they've found an
item ol value.
OftEHDAILY
This quaint old CdM.
ocean view, 4 Bdrms,
charm and 1 , block Lo the
beach . very cu l e a l
S:?J:l9. cm. Stt
Manlyn Rousselot a t
220 MAlUGOLD
61~
I ~lf:lJ t f-'(."tlS
Seminars
l~l\J '"JI ft•,I 1111 \ 1·
I '111 o ll.1 d1•l \J.11
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I d1l1tlOIJ 4.!I•..' 1
711 • 1;.11 Jl~ll. !o 11 lJXl,~I
AWFUL HICE OH
UDO ISLE
Beautiru1. spacious home on wide 49· lot. Recently
redecorated. Call for
appt. $430,000.
JACOBS REAL TY
675-4670
ON WATER-PRIVATE ISLE
leautlhlly decorated "pride of
awM'rlhip" 2-story home with yow o.,..
baat slip. WarMtfl. wood1 a1td
exceptional d•cor thruout this 4
bedroo111 holM wffh fot"'SMI cllmq rOOM.
SpoclOllS SllGShor Mite wltt. fi...,-OC•. AN
~ cs:•llitM• fOf' the fittfft .-lty t.Nty
en•lrOftlMnt. Show" by oppol"'9swftt.
$975.000 lstcllldlnq a.ct.
BEACH DUPLEX~YOUNG
Red11eed for iMSMd. sate! fabulous
lllMJe 4 and 2 bdrm URits in terriflc
"walk to ~ach" location. Mtcr aM ttt.
action. $325,000. S1tbMlt yow tenM!
OUTSTANDING BLUFFS "Z"
Spacious .ct wetkoordl1t1ttd decor
let this end ustlt with 2 pctlo1.
Two~lfory 4 b1droo111 3 botlt
CORdD::•ll• hCMM with ............ di&.
nn., ....... fcmlily '°°"' .... ...
... -.. .....tffet fOf' grocloa IMng. Red. to S 112,000.
WATERFRONT
HOMES Inc.
~11.ih W I n 11 ... 1 I f1qh" ,,~
Ni·~ r1f n 1 B· '"l ti
631·1400
scc ~~~-a£!rs ·
Tito# l11t1i911 in9 Word Gome with a Chuckle
-----.... , ..., (U.'I' a. PCIUAN
•:::ro...~:...:. ~
IDw IO lot11t IOllr lltlp'9 -·
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c y z A R 11 A tuooeMful man la OM .._ _ _,.....,......,r--1 ~ ~ .etne rnot9 ''*' "'-.... ,. I' I' I I ... . . . . Hn •pend: • IUOOHafut .....__.....__....__.._. WOfMn le OM llttlO-euotl I
t
HE81MlfL j rnan.
I I' I 'r I J• $ :--.~'= .... ---""-__. _____ ,._, ,_..., ..... s """""·
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...... SHOtlU OCIMROMT
Luxury home with private steps to
<.·ommunity beach. Pool & recreation
center & closed gate community. 4
Bdrms, 31.-'..a ba ths, formal dining rm,
study & huge billiard rm. Spa & a
bu i ll·in fish aquarium. On cliff
o'looking ocean. $975,000.
WIS&.IY M. TA YLOI CO., • .._.. '·
2 ti I S-JH ... IR .._ loed
NIWPC>n CIMTB. H.I . '44-4t I 0
OCIAtROMT
l..arge . deJuxe duplu . 4
bdrms .. 2"" baths up. 3
~ .• 2 balb.s down:
trplc. each unit; great
loc.-ation l ~.000 Inch.id ·
i.ogland'
lc6oo a.y Prop.
lfthn * 675-7060.
llGC..-.YOH
COMDO
Lovely, upgraded 2 &
den. s uper sharp t.ond1
Lion Formal dmmic. wl't
bar. large det k. \ 1cv. of
hilt:. Exc,•lhml 'J iu~· isl
Sl~,<XX"I
~ Corpor.lc~ PLlu Ru""
11,1 /1.() " I\
UDO ISLE
Dnve by 205 Via Komn &
1ma~me 1tv1ns: 10 this
beaut.aCuJly uppo1n1 rd 1
bdrm ho m t• Wid e
:.tr\''1. to :.trcet lot 11\'J m
ce1bngs. hdwd fir' &
l''n•nth do01r:. ~·orm.11
throng rm . 111.e ,,unr1\
PJUO + 3 t J r 1:ur ,\I) ex
ct u :-. 1 , i: " r r"' r1 n ..: .• t
$450,000 Li) upp l pl\ J~e
2 STORY
Sluike roof. 4 BR. 21 • U;i
$129.~. Ea.suud\: <.:u:.l.l
Mesa
LOWOMIUCkS
Then lh1s ls t.he home fOf'
you! 3 bedroom, on tree·
bned street. in s harp
neighbortK>Od. No down
VA with low payments
Woo 't last ! Call no w!
~3666.
[""' C1:f :JI.' :A ]
REAL E.5TATE
:!1)40 PH'\ LA It 01' I:;
Me~:i \ 1•rrle u vc•r \'
l>pe.·1J.! nfftnn~ nt'w
paint. new land'li:&prng,
n1·\1h 1·arpt'lt-rl . h 1i:
Fl\'1-: UF:PR00 \1 S J
l1a1ho, f :irnif) ri11tm
form,11 d11111\1o? rhom &
t wo l1l':1u11ful ... 111nt'
fireµluc~ $1 ~1.!lOO
COl.E OF MEWP'ORT
REA.1.TORS
675-551 1
1006 .•••.•.•••.•...........
WATYFROHT
Extra lur 11.e 1 u rn e r
d uple' 1n xlol t'1tntl
Mv•>rt n g ,p J ii ~Vl' •
t.i1·ul;i1 ~1c·w \µpoml
m..1ll •Jt1h l>llJ.l~A• *Cot~ Rcallv
~ l11H•,1nwn1
640-5777
1022 •..•...••....•.•••....•
DUPLEX w /Mi'°" Vu
1 n rr 11 1 e L (.' '' 1 " n J
ll1)!hlan1b Wd l m;i n
tam • ..i .! Mr I bt1 1•.1 I'' I
1wt11t't & ... Jlk lo l"t
h..-,11 h ill r r11n t a R"
t.>v.n~r Al,'l will 1 arr~
2s ·~ d uv.o . HI'• in t
amort :ll ) rs for 5 rr.
t2lli,500 ~ a!l17
VACAMTR I LOT
in '"THE VILLAGE"
10 tht' first blot'k off
(k'ran Bl\'d wlth somt•
f)('ean vie w potenti al
$125.000 land l o:tn
al.rt' ad) arT aoit(.'(1 Pvll
pri ce $205.000 Ciill USTILUFF
<noit·e C()Nlf'r ltX·a t11in
Blt.3 Ba, S187.~
;, QUll'k
644-721 I
Roy McCcrdle, RJtr.
548-7729
CHOICE l lVUH
AREA cou.i.:cr. P AR!\
$115,'l~..0
Ne wly r crl on1• cl C'1·1)r
Earthtonf"\, 1 n l(•vrt 4
BR 21 ~ lia. ll!e farmly
roo m . o ff Ii!<: yar d
Perlt:ct family home on
qui el cul de :-.a1 Assuma
hie Is l TO al H'. ; f11r
appC
WHY
M~STAYHOME
The} enJOY Lh•· ··omfort
of a superh home In a
cho1t'e loca tio n T his
special home provtdl'll
everyl h1ng neC'ded for
gra CIOU!> 11 VlllK al 1l 's
finest. Lge 4 Br. 211 balh
home with o j a t u LZI
PLUS lhe advantuge of a
secluded I Bdrm. I bath
income unit Absolutely
~ o( the finel\l in th1•
area. Call Lodoy 979-5370
ALLSTATE
REALTORS ----
94GUSH COTTAGE
SIP. GUEST HOUSE
W /beams Ir lplc 4 BR.
Din Rm.. den or otnce.
Peaceful l ree ataaded
arounds. Beaeb area.
M45 mo. pays all. No
qualifying. No aew loan
COit&. lt'a r....uc. ean
~BKR.
You daa't need a run to
"draw fut" when you
place u ad lo tbe Dally J'ikJt Want Ada I Call now
-to."71.
USITHE
• DAILY PILOT
"PAST
RISULT''
SllYICI
DlllCTOIY
For Result
Service Call
642·1671
W .UI
WALK TO
THEIEACH
c'on n•n1enlly l<Jt'alerl
i.ingll' story ht1m t' on thl'
IX'ean side rir thl' hw) l
Jldrms + den l'ot~
frplc . r w;lom s huttt.>ri.,
oorl,_,ed ) ard & a btf..
beautiful 011'<' lrl'l'
f>n <'<'<I fo r <1Ull'k 11 r 1 ion
hy oul 11( lo v.n nwn('r
$lR9.~5
17 141 673-4400
I 21 l l 621-2121
HARBOR
' Ill\ I •11111 11(
I I.tr twr hl' l 'I m1·01 l'11
Spylp,lass, oce an vu.
rutcJite:'i. 4 Br, $475.0I.,
64(H(tl8
BYOWHER!
\harrrung 3 8 r house.
completely remodeled. 2
Ha. ~parate dirung rm.
sohd Oak floors. Lit ~·or
ner lot w add-0n polcn
t 1a l t o c r ea t e ;1
Jlan<lram1t' ort an & ba)
view New plumbing &
apphanct'S S219.500
67~1164, work 963-7829,
John
IESTYAL.UE
on market! 3 BR 2 Ba.
home in d e s i rable
Corona del Mar. 45'
wldlh on lot. Lovely
yard. R·2 property. Ca II
Sally 114·990·5001 or
413-1583 aat.
~.:!~ ... !~.~~ ~~ ...... !!;!~ !~~•IY'-;.;l;!!.~
Javeator'1 duplex + Z
•ood rental a •. pool. CEDAR GLIM Ne-new MS 4 bedrm fr1>1C1, ch.arm. SZS,S,000. 2~ beth YI /11e fam rm.
PrioclJ)donly. ~ MOOll. SW rwn.1 di.Din& rm. J~ a 3 .._.~ .....1-1 hi...,, Mtwalk t.obeacb. c.le Mete IOZ4 :ad:' ~inl:_;;~ Pwk Place.Inc: MZ-7441
••••••••• • • •••• • • • •• • • • 'K.r..t eu-A C u
AGem
MesaVercle
Noelh
la when you will n.nd
this b11hly uparaded
home with 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, stone fireplace .
Giant family room,
ldtc hen combo with
ev e r y thing Patio .
Sl12.900 Call S40·172.0 Cal.1~17'20
TRRIQL. -· Developer's
OwnerD~!t!d one
bedroom, one bath home
{Ill over 9000 sq.fl. lot
1 R 2 land I Greal up and
cormng area for urut or
condos Short dn ve t.o
beach and i.hort walX to
shopping $86,900 In
YUitors, Call $4(}.1720
WL -·
COSTA MESA
4H~°" I Lot
LOWE ST P RI C ~ 1n
Ctl!>ta Mesa Only Iii',
d own O W<" Alwa y:.
r~11tt<d
World RHI btct~
SSt.-7777
MESAVHDE
1 Rd rm 2 bath, Quality
IA.all. .. h..Xe r<io( dooble
f1t(1>la<'{' Grf'llt ill<'al1on.
1dt-dl f1>r entt>rl11101n1:
l..trl(e n:c room. IOU. of
d eck 1ntt. hiw '""'" t.enanc-<: ) a.rd ()(fered a t
SIOUW Call ~ 11~1
~HERITAGE ;·-·.: -REALTORS.
I P..r s plll level 3 Ha 3
l,!J.r m<"l v 1puJJr m11'1cl
MJ.ny <:xtra tOUt'ht•i. ~lh
Goldeneye Pl SI 411.!AAJ
546-4318 CJ.,..ru~ r A In
R-2 IUILOAllE
C'harmmtt 2 Bdr m t bath
h11mc w1lh room to Jdll
'>t.'t'uod Liml A!>IClnl( •ml> rn.\0.1 Sobm tt ull 11H11r'
Call~~
~HERITAGE
• • REAL.TORS
Euts1de POOL
4 bf' 2 bJ, famil~ rm.hi.:
rm. frpl,. J:UC!-t hl\U5\'
Many xtra b /\:.su m l'
lo.ao 9 9tl' t IOL Appro~
baJ $102.000 Pnnod un
der mar kel S1SS-.000 ca It
042 0467 Own a 1:nl or
9fil 0063 Uroker
lh 1)l4T1Cr lo1rj!e f o1m1l)
ho~. 4 br. dm. 3 Oulh,
\lnt bu\ $137,500 Mesa
del ~a r are a 115 1
Sa.l\'ador. \ M t 'all for
af\j)t 714 $45 7510
EASTSIDE
Tn"nhouse slylc. '"alk to
:.hupp1nR, great Jrea.
super bu} ' Only $205,000
(.;It.II 00·9161
· OPEN HOUSE
-~ REALTY ;'.-.
..._......,.. ve, ·•· ..-c:a.-t ~M 4 Bedrm, 1~ bath bom e
NEW elegant CUilom W/maD)' ouutandi.o& Lil>·
\.OWl\bome. 3 br, 2"'-ba, ,....... Located in lt.lol
i,e mHter IUite, 2 1tory, --.
many db up&rades. Lge P...t Place,lnc MZ-7.Sl
gara1e w /elec. dr. POOL!
Laosdscaped w /auto lmmlculat.e 3 bd, great spmklrs. Wet bar. Of.
f_.. .. 65 ooo n..on -loc .. w Jpool, only 1118.500. ""~ .. • ........... -Patrick631·121116
ly A&t /Ownr MS-9909.
$77,000
3 Bdnns, 1'"' ba. new
rool, b\l&e yard. Room l o
expand Exclusive. Agt.
~3627
RVM~
REAL ruHS
---------.,..
IMSTAtCTLY
APnA&.IMG
1044
Ovet" 3000 sq ft, cust.om
bk home located nr Mesa
Verde C.C. 1mmac cond.
Prof de<: & lndapd. Pool
& spa . 6 yrs new. Call
Century 21 Agt Rulh or
Dick ifl8.82S7
SZSOO REW ARD
(Bdrm, 2ba. b v rm, fam
rm. d.ln rm, (pie, aut.o
i.prin k l e r s & n e w
landscapd b11 c k y rd ,
~ ft S89.000 S2500
Cl\S H REB ATt-: to
Qualified Buyer .it r losc
of F.sr rnw 201 Wake
Forest ~ W ill
DCB.l.BfT IUY
2 ll<lrm. I bath. 1dc<.tllv
:.iluatedon .
R2LOT
GT'('at mvll"'otment arC'a
Pnced n ~ht at S105.50u
Pnn r10ly 24 hr
631-3306 lkr.
TAUC AIOUT
MOTIVATB>!
MEW LISTIMG!
The M!llers hav(' aln•c1dy
bought a new houst> Jn'1
ha\ e pn cf'd lh1:. bt n bl g I
bdrm home tfl :.ell un
m '-' •1 1 J I e I ' S u p " r
nl'll!h bfJ rhoud l>•in 't
v.wl '54S~\91
$2000 OFF!
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fpl1 . Jt>r 11.1>.1 1td r~~111
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mu1 h m•1rl' A~'um
lnao J u-.l n'<.lu1·e'1 t•>
S91 9011 ' A\ A n't111u..,
rrwncr OPF.:-0: S T&....,L·:-;
l ll 47 ( n n c·n rrl St
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ft.d & Calle ta Pnm.i
ve.ra Sl66.000 to '24!1.000
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4 Br. 1-'• B.i. cathedral
re1I. frplc . fam rm.
fre:sbly p11.1nted. t anyon
\U $123,000 0 -w nc r
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pnc<'d (or quirk .. ah•.
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excellent area Les:. tha n
me rrule to lhe bt.oach
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Park Pl11·e. lnl' R.42 74111
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Woodbridge ERtates
b 2"'2 ba, crpts, drps,
pro landscap 'g, patio
cvr, many upgrds. xlnl
loc. 103 W. Yale Loop
Open Sat/Sun 1·5 BY
OWNER: 640-2360.
SEE FOREVER
Twinkling c1ly hghti;,
pas toral hills . s n ow
capped mountains &
more! Located in t he
pre s t1 g1ou s hills f)f
Tur I I e r 11 c k , l h 1 s 3
bedroom. 2 hath & family
room ho me. pnced al
S149.500. 1:-. anrtee<t a re
markable value This ts a
must ~ home ! 1 (.;all tu·
da>' e RANCH
REALTY
551 2000
UflYERSITY
PARK
Popular Stanl•ird M()(Jl•I
:i bedroom tov.nh•Jmt•
t>resllge area. m<i ~l1·1
ht.'dr no m ~ult t-.,. 1th
fl repl•H·e . vaulted cc1t
1~' pnvate balcony All
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hn rk pauo overlook1nl! ~ parl.. L>on l w11lt' ~I.'
I h1s 11lda v' e--· RANCH .
REALTY
551 2000·
Rl'al Estate
Oranicetree, Adults Onl)
2bf' pJlm hom e, upgrd
l'fl>lS. drpr-.. Ol<'e dec•or
dbl gar, boat storai;t•.
$78.000 \'acant. Ownr
1\1..'l iJl 7474 IWS 720h
UMtVBSITY rARIC
P opular S t ~nf o r d
To w n ho mc Pr1m t'
1?r••e nhel1 l•n .1uon
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lar l!'' bnckt-d pn\,11 1·
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I h 't>r 2000 !>fl ft <tnlv
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5.)146>12 EH·~
MUST SEU
THIS WEEIC!!
LAST TIME
YOUUSEE
THIS AD!! . . . LMlll'r (1ffrr~ a home. 3 hr
---------2 ba. 9!122 ln ns brul k
PRICE SLASHED
$7500
ASSUMABLE
LOAM STOIYIOOtC
RUSTICUMCH
;-.;~ oo lhc market and
~·harrrunl't 111 t\ 1'r ) WH)
l'erle<.1. fa m1l)' J bdrm.
ffrmal dtnmg rm. lar~e
yard and mat ure trees
and g:rtenr ry Sl 29.500
ln an F.asts1de locallon
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DECUTIVE
POOL HOME
CHOICE
LOCATIOH
Mesa Verde Situated on
~et. secluded lol w llvly
wooded yrd 11urroundinte
p00l &t spa. ~ear golf course & country club. 6
bdrm, huge fmly rm.
rrml din ' 2 frplcs.
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Real Dilate
JtleaaDel Mar,4br2ba.
up1radu tbru -ou t . Deeb, covrd paUo rm,
cloM t.o acboola 6 new
park. Owner. no Atenta.
SlOG,000. Ml-0801 dap,
957..Jlb.t eve • S\an
JUSTmUC•
7 11 9 6 :J 29 ~7 &
21J 598· !X)()4
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5 IR-'OOL-2 STY
f"ormal raised e nLry to
nt'W world of t'leRance
Dta.mallc 20· bvang ronm
w 12 s ly vaulted re1uogs
Art1s t 1c fir e p la ce
Gallery Fonn:il d1run~
room Huge country
lotchen 25' Fam. Rm
w/mass1ve wetbar and
wall of glass, view of 46'
sparttlinit pool w spa &
l1.111h terrace. 24 • m s tr
suite w f1re pl11 r «> &
l't'Cluded balcony. Guesl
quarters Take o ver
$72,000-91.<J"~ conv loan
157~ mo.
SHOR EUN E A.5SOC
848 :.!'.!Q
Priced To Sell-Owner .
2'tory. 3br 1 ""ba Condo.
Xloa. area, VA Approved. asoo. tG-1792.
STIAIJ
2 Bdr., J BA .. Larae cor· ner lot, $74,SOO. Patrick,
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frp&c, oew cpta, all newl.y
dee. auumeble loan
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be home. Clean ia.lde ~ rool. fenced doa
w I n e w e a r t h to n • ND. t.Me ov• I~ lo-,o.
cariiN, pal.at and kltcb Ill.SIG . noon. New roo( -va-Dllrid Bowte, Realtor
en. Seller SllOdnt.ed. ..._,
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IV ARIAi&.£,
CURRENTLY
9.95°/ol
Owner ""111 consider 2ntl !
Laguna or busl !
IYOWMER!!
Shown by appointment
Turtlerock P res id ent
home. Woodsy, charm
Ing, priv11\e . Jbr. 2ba,
LR. FR. Lease hold land.
Walk lo pools & tenna!'..
lrg yd . rm for vcgi:1c
~arden, 6rac k p a l111,
decks. hi beam t'c1hn~:..
floor-celling windo ws,
Cn>lc, all elect kilr hen, al
end of cul-de-s11\:. xlnt
school. nr Un1vcrsil y
W a s $164 ,500, N o w
SlS1 .000. Princs only
95>1809 eves. Ask for I>r.
Shapiro.
Turtlerock, by owner .
beautiful Broad m oor
Piao V. 4 BR, 3 ba. 3-c11r
aar. A IC. gar door
openen, amoh detec · ton. s pmkln, cry1lal
cbaodeUera, Irr yrd.
fnat treee 6 more. As·
1umable loan, qui ck ew:row. 7S2-0:l!lll.
IYOWMB•
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well below mkt. Owner wW won wllb you to Br· rqe nnanc:lnc at ~ or
lO'X, w /various down
paymts " no loan fees. 2nd avail. This 2 story
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l"onfwed by ult the • d5"
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t•an ~how you on)' one or over a
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n on 't wostt> ti me trying to cfct-1dl'
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ONE CALL DOES It ALL
UHCH WOODUIDGE
llAlTY IEALTY
551-2000 551-lOOO
THE EXPERTS
ON IRVINE PROPERTY
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PROPERTI ES
49)-9494 495-SUO
4'16-2411 aJo.50501--81-6-C-AN_Y_O_U_
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area. Lrg lam11 Iii view
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mapillcent trees end, TSL lnvetJDll 142· 1MS max.. No peg, --..161.
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. for Labor Day weelt (9/l'thru 9/8) and
some late summer.
beac h. Huy n o w tor 16..,.. UNITS Det.rt.
future bwll·oul . Now PRlMEEAWl'SID!!,CM .... 2400
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with ~hgnif1tenl View.
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ffl)IC''s. family homl' on
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l)\l(·n lloose every day til
o;11ld, from I lo 4.30
lturry' Wnu 'l ln.,l ' lJC2
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n'ffw11od rfrt k 5• Pk S.m
Juan Caµo 491) R3J7
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amenJtiea. Presently
leased. Tum-key opera.
t100. Prope rly m1all
avllll. 87s-41fll, BKR.
tte•• •crow Spld ....... ~ ... IJ'..,, ...... .
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for , .. 1tl .. a. Cell
75 I· 775 ealr for
R·2 lot.. hol.we, 3 BR. 2 ba.
approved plans. bu.Id
rear . $94,500. Ownr.
586-9273. JS7-0829.
EASTstDI C.M.
SPACIOUS HOME &
DUPLEX. $195 .000
1142 2510 Of' 646-4148_
12 two Bdrm l.lftlt.s. room
IM 6 additional unlls ~: 2IOt9 Wal.lace, Col!ta
Mesa. Grou 153.2:80 yr
$14~.ooo dn Bala n ce
~.In> on <'Ol'lltact 20
yr suli-0rdmal.J<m. Pnn
& int SJ.500 mo 548 2020
EASTS.DI C.M. Ha. 2 urut:.. ulw11y11 rt'nt
00, SJ 19.000 118 f': 19\h
St Ownr. 00 2S73
• 08.UXt NEW•
l.;~ and bn l(hl unit.,
With palJos or dt-cks . wnd
IDr ('f)nd. ~r the main
IJu.<lm~s dri.tnC't of Santa
J\tUl
Park Plart' Int "42 7461
SMAR.P 4-PLEX
IN COOT A M ES/\
TotAfly re<'ond1uont'CI 1n
"de and ,,ut $l 'l!i ooo
lllr r ?A hr!I l'h &3.'J J,:106
TEaMS , TERMS,
TERMS.2 0H
ALOT
Tiw owner wrU rnrry the
paJ)t'r at 1>1\l.) 1w: CJn 1tui.
.,,.per mH-ntmt•nt Ne1.1.
rt!<·' h11( lot '""'" pnt~
C;O:t f19'W for d1.'l&lb
V'tin t la-'l' f;lS ~1491
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Capis. rano l ~ -ro.:e 1:u; 2nd al !I'. S'lli7 .1100
Adult 21 + Pl•l I' ark l)rm ~yll•r /\:.tic
J(Jt.!.O w cxp:indt>. h\'1111{ H.calto,.,, 1;;:1 110·1
nn. 2Br. Ilia. :1crttn1"1
111 pon·h 1•1t•al for "'"..:'•'
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PAClr-tc
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540-59~7
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w11h 1)1;11 anrl ~;H dl,!l''
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1>artner~hlp d.Ji.solut11m mm· onl:, ~.oou
1m1E 17t.h~'T
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WINTER LEASE: FOllLIASI
New 2 bednom 2 balh
home. lll11lon Lakes
Co1111tt1 Club. Golf
tennia·pool. BuutltuJly
land1ca.ped, ~o main·
tenance yard. a> Clubhowle Rd
Detert Hot Sprin1s
ZU.111-2$72
Exceptional 1 Bdrm Apt $380 +util.
Brand new 2 Bdrm apt$~+ utH. ••So. Bayf ront 2 story 3 Br home $800
u s ayfront Home. New & beaut. 2
s tory. 3 HR. $1250 (possibl e dock
space>
YEARLY LEASE:
4 Bdrm house. furn or unfurn, $800 ulil
incl.
IAUAMtAWA.11
OCEAN VlEW RESORT
CONDO on lhe SAN n
lil00,000. Si.le or trade.
o..11 .......
&A11nl•1
111-0424
••Bayfront. Very large upper duplex
a pt. f'urnish~d . 4 Br. 3 ba. laun·
dry rm & carport Boat morring
available .
Lou Brechtel·& Assoc1atc1> 675-3331
229 Marine Ave, Balboa Island
PALM 5'JnDcs. 2 Br 2 Ba .
Ynlum. off en t.eorua. &U.
secur. many extru. Fao·
lanlulc view. P .P . tt..ft,_.llMd
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••••••••••••••••••••••• Drive by 111 V111 Lido
tO ac. So. Colorado. 1100 Nord J.ge 2 Br. 2 ba
down, $11~ mo 81\b w den & patio lfflS,m o
988-$.lM. llQ.&364 I yrl>
.... llftlh tto.lhnll 1-J!'mn l'•>rnl 2 Hr. lad. ,. 2100 2 ba. \lO~le rwmlly h•1mt•
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-\111.) furn1.,hed $700 m•l
• • Will exrhi.oi;ce lnr h Y1 ly
qi.d a.'>5et.' or i.:11ocl rt'.11 Wa11•rfr•ml llum•·'
'''llllt' $400,000 IJfl ..... 1;.11 I \'IC>
h u 1 I d 1 n i.: /\ • t r '' n i.:
p;utner tenant t•uulr1 rt-
mu 1 o or m ll\l' 1(
purr haM"f wantt-d enl1r1•
blaldmK Woold ron1o1d1·r
t.ota.J sale tJJ owner ui.ef'o,
3600 ~q f\ • "pprr1x l
AJm<n>l new bwld1ng.
OC'f'an vrt"W l\mpt .. ,..._.
p&riung Nut t.o f''.o:-1 <if
flrot J.;tj(Wlll H• ach llfl':S
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s:Nt JtJr gar k rrh I v.1 •
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1 up~t"r 1 ( u..,111m 1nt1
C-.'\'iU1 \II'"' frpk. l(•H r111
pet.., $.<.C), no \(ii, 7".: 1,
c.or.adlfMcr 3222 •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'or Lease Ja.11mrne Crt'(•k
c.ondo -Sec Kale. po<>li..
lerWN, pnv. Jar. $1000
m o <;al l T ;iny ;i al
l!Jl.1.35 7 or 646 !'>W';
3224
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p .. : k 1· II ... ll I/ II I h I
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roann11 J Rr. 2', hath
ronrl.t "'11h all renc11l1t11
h•ature-. 911~ mo ('Jll
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eor-a .. Mar 3222
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pain: di) mak1• a 111r
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SUPS PRIDE
lt UNITS absolult-pnde
of ownership 2 l'r'~ up 10
1~60 s q f t Re s t o n
markt'l P rine only
John Cox 631 1..266
. . .
·RVM~
REALTORS
SEVEN
TOWNHou;;a-; TY pt:
1,VXURY UNITS. Wllh
oet!an air $395.000
SCO'nlEALTY
Sl6-7Sll
S6UMITS
IRAMDMEW
~ Deprtt1ation. No
rent controls Pride ol
ownersJup. 8.9ll 's Kroes
·······•····•·•···•···· Wint.er rfl!t.al. <'ha rrr11 n R 3
BR 2 ba, ffl)lc. pal.Jo. <!bl
gar. clun Xlnl l'Ond
(714> 83J TI61 or '714>
~5711
Ol'~aolronl Beaut dPIU!C«'
3 br. l ba. frpk J mm. or
l~er Rd s S800 mo
fi75 1349
•.....•................
2 bdrm l "7 ba fn>I•• I ':
blkstoocean /\\'ll'I :i \~ ss:,o Jlt) J a~m1nl·
6'7>41TI • O\all-t w loll 2 RR. 2 BA.
dm. skylJJ(h\ Charmin.:
lcn rhet 5 of Hwy $64!5 m11:w
1111.~ KL1 ><!(M . i'1!I 11:!1/
.. :;1~1'1 111• f',lll•'l I 111111 I
l)t·h~ht . ~1.1 I '•hil, 111.111 \
am1•r., k11 h rl•1 pl'I
I\' :111 '' t $72!1 l~jt \Wiit
2 RR l ll1\. nr IW'.H'h. 1111:
yartJ ~a r ~uhm11
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ZAGRODZKY
REALTOR
494 8611
I Door frorn lhe Orcan
lJnl,.dicvably low priced
at tl,25,000 Owner will
lr:ide
HCMf
"Palermu" 2 '•l•·rY. '1 011 ,
f:lmlly rm, l'l'I ha. 2
fl'f.IC'S, Cllhltn ';j>H, pro
ress1on:1lly c!ccoral • rJ.
Ftc lanJ falll•r I!\ on •:
owner l.t hi,, h 1:Uy up
i:r11ued t.:1111 home. Sh11w11
very wel I. Ldc 11 lcd
acro:>li fr1•m grcen~ll &
short walk lo /\ntlt'nun
sch lH) I () rr c r c (j a l
$231,500.
1100
Comm""bl.l.'!y CM st , 2 ufc
bldJ,U., 2 i'plX.1>, on _,,, Uf
/\JI 1)(' part Easy owner
financing. Rkr 646~ _
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vas -IH'IESTO~S
7SZ..lt20 . j QUAIL Condo's Ru~trc sphl lc•vcl.
with fireplart". Or•lux1•
lJJc spa & sauna
f0% ANAHCIMG
A.VA.ILA.ILE
BKK WlLL
<.:OOPF.RATf;
Near Oce an
2 a txtrm. 111dt· hy )111f1•.
could be 6 hdrm. & 5 ha
1f consolidat<.'<i or will
sell separately
Worid R•d Estate
556-7777
WESTCUFF
llcautiful 4 Br. J ba. Lots
rl pl ant.'>. fabulous pool.
fireplace. RV 11cce1>11
J>nced n .l(hl at S189.9'JO.
/('-PE.HIG€ HOMES
3333W. Coa11t Hwy, NU
645-6646
440Cyprc.-s,., at Loeu11l
Offic:e open dally 10·6
"94·4315 Other ll mes -.r625. Let n n11-l..eu11e
message. Lqiiaaa.ecti 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---. rtll ' c~~!~l'!r
.
OCEAH VIEW THAT GOIS FOltlYll
This own your own adult unit has 2
bedroom, 1 hath, enclosed deck, all
ne wly decorated , pool; close to
s hopping. $89,000.
,. A CCM.OWIU • ._ .. CO.
.,
496-7222 831-0836
T11rwM1n .. .., .... 11
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t
RCTaylorCo
6 40-511 2
SSOOODOWH
Nt'w 2000 llQ rt, J Ult
l o wnhm . A ss ume
balance of $170,000 al
Sl575 mo. f'nnclples on·
ty. Call owner 645-~.
HAllOaVttW
Somenet S Brm. FR 2
frpl, els to pool Ii An·
denon achl. Xlnt cond.
Open Sat/a.In L2·S •l 193.S
Port Edward P '.
5'4-lm. SN0.000 fee .
~'°· THlllST
You've found It, In lhl11
lovely Newport Beach
home. It te1tures a Bdrm
t r1m.lly room, plu1h
rarpet.11, new paint Hd
.-xtenslve brick work. o.ncr-·1 very motJ v at4!d.
Call Ml-90
.. ·, ~ HERITAGE
Hf Al TORS ---
$61,000!
IV'duced SJ.SOO 1<1 ,,.11
now' Plus seder will pay
Mime r1X1ll'i ' N c•w r <1'1r,
hu.ir fmly rm "'mly
rw111hhorhticid <:11 I I now'
545-94.'l I
Rl'ul 1-);tatc
$55,950
91 fl°/o Loan
Great pncc and 11real
loan i.o take over with
this lovely 2 be droom
condominium. DlnlnR
atta, 2 bal.h8. gourmet
lrltehen w llh bu.iltlns .
Oommunit)' pool. Close
to enrythlng. Hurry.
c.i1•~1
TlliUllll --· HIWU,,.._
AHXIOUS IUUTY
Dial 2 t lory. Soarlna
c•thedrtil celllnp . L1•
rma. Lunb landlcapl.na. which muat be 1Mn 1 Thu
fine hm 11 In lmllMlcuJat4
condlUon • u.. .. uen
have a.lretldy another.
Jllrr)' luubmltl 546-Ml
~ Walkr.r 1; I trn
•••••••••••••••••••••••
OCEAN DUPLEXES
New J berlroom homes
.. apt Storus Conslr
646-4414 or 492-1.393
PrideofO......a.ip
4·Plex nea r SC Plaia .
ll.5GM al S2l9,000
!>-Plex dntwn II Dt>11rh,
l2.!'> GM al S2'70.000. 2u1 ~
c!Qwn. by owner, <2'k lo
au~MM
..... Properly 2000 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COSTAMISA ..............
Lowest price In Coal•
Mf!la. Onb' 1~ down.
OWC. AJWAYI real~.
W.W._ .....
IM-7777
A-!~S~-'°"" Tll l :JO '.M.I
2200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
R·2 lot. 50'x122"2', 2 bllul
from ocean. level, pnme
Nol.A~• location, P.P. ~ -------1
2.3 ACRE LOT ... ..,.,. ....
HarM ,,.,.,.,
Some bat k bay view •
f ant.MOC area f <M" b1&1e
ranch home + barn 6
lt.ab&ea. Call Jim f1 u ·
den <714> ... wro d )'I,
(714) 511 ·5711
evea/Wtndl.
HADOl&VD.
.---· Dft,...,.,e45,0001qft rwWFoilr-CH In La Habr• near Whll· IJUMITS tier, l•vel R·2 P UD
i oooa rrom OCEAN. '215.ooo . Call a1t. Unbelievably low LOW ,,,._
PRICED at $425 ,000.
Owner'wW trade. nm. AaCH IA.Y ' W.Wa..t ..... Ma1ftificeot Oceaafrt
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Pvt. f uard . 1•~ com· t'DWll y w /bttl beacb. ~ cnt. cloM. IJ o..r. --wbda, ___ .....,. .
Any mt1rcf1tmd1!11 /or sale pflced at S100
or less quahhes for 11 P110t Power Ad
4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00
Call tod•Y· we·u b11( you or charge 1t to your
Banl<Amerlcard I VISA or Master Charge .
(Moforcyole 1d1 must be prepaid)
Deadline: Any time before 5 p.111. Tuesday
•Al_,,.. rnusr t>e pnced I • AttJ ~run '" any 1ppropnete CIHflflCltloft
• Sary, no oomrnett:ial OUlll?NIH -----
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lilt' IDldw.!n, stn lart1t' :W.'ftllMlllllO.____ • • r a at . p a t 1 o ~
fenced yud w 11run nJU.OC&AN VIF.W wHher/drwer Adulu
I--. • l'\'dwood dttll Wood 6: Cl .. •. almo.t No .-. ..,.0 m onth 0)0 1 n rl w • lf r 6. .....,, 4 br, la"as:h mlllolr '11M311or~ 1001
1tarJtnu ~ 'Hl13 No ~.)tp&ra ICC'~ ........ I • I --J---,
Pl'tll all bltna, waCC"r ~ :;.!. .. !!!! ....... :: ..
=r. <'bild • pc>l Ok !.! Or howl.c . .:•ra.it & ln<'d 1se• 4UO
.>atd U H mn J U ----
Qil l> M:? 3'&4 Ni~ 2 tie' 2 8a w /onyQA
Vlt"W It fai>k. nt-11r nf'w. ~ mtJ l3il 8ll(lO or at\«
~.41f7*4
I Br-~\'. ~ nlu J975
Wllll»Cl", \'nil C
~atb4
S.~l1onaJ ()(•can v111w.
l'XOI' honk 4 Br 3 Ba,
rna1d Qll'S. <'lo.e to r lly"
Al\ F~\lval ll200 rno
HOMES li'OR RF..Nl'
3 or 4 &M-. Prfre<J from
ailllOIO MIL fl)(d yard 4' 1ara1e• Famtl1ear.
ptHH . Kld11 '-peti.
wrk:ome. t:ell 1164 ~or
'13-art. A.f.· nu lee ....... ,.,.IMd.,.
.. ~.~.~ .... ?~.~~
2 Hr. I bu, uhif'r home
w fefk't'd yard K1<h. &
PK-' ok CO mo Util pd
ll>t & la.-.t ~ dep ~ ~
dayK , 642 5673 t'\ e:. &
~ Ask for Ou·k
~8334 .... 6442 1--------
NWPT HGTS·lBr. 28a.
trplc. b~e hu.·d )'O, dbl
Clit 11ara11e. rerum1r Ult!,
redwood deck, S650 mo
kS--0788
Newport Heights lot• 2
bdrm t loft. taree yard,
fem'ed Kid~ & pels OK
$350 per m o . l !>l
last+sec 545.7009
3 bdrm 2 ba t-:asbuJe
C M No pets 255 Albert
$450 Lllt&last. S48·3765
3Br, lt14Ba, cpu10J"J>!>, n()
pets. S500 mo
631-1>496
Pool Mw.e, J Br 2 Bi!,
bonus rm w /Ba. yard &
p<)OI ser v incl Jjj75
548.2847
3 Br, E ~1dc. 2 car s:arage,
)'ani, ~rowave range,
dryer, Pet /child OK
$8). ~·4:1>1
l234 ..............•.•......
Lovely 2 Bdrm. 2 ba <'on
do Just painted & new
rpt w 1pat10 & 2 car gar.
S500 Cal l 751 89tu or
67.S-2336
1 lwAitq°" S.och l240 .................•.••••
llOMES FOR RENT
:1 nr 4 hr Pnccd from
~lo $495 Fnt"d yard &
ll a r a ~ c:. Jo' a m 1 I 1 t.'
pleas e , kid'> & pel'>
wclcoml' c;;i 11 964 2Sti6 ur
!r.3 2!171 I\~. no fee
WAMTB>
l}Qjq\ae large hCMue, close
t.o beach, "1cw, bot tub
$700 month Oarlene
111-1161 , or49t-Jil2..
l Br house, dean, pnv•te,
pertly furn. Gas. water &
TV paid 1390 m o
4!H-8178
NEw·3Br, 2"1&, ocn &t
l"Sn yon view s. huge
frplc, cut.de-sac, dC'du.
Sl400 m o. negotiable
8-5~
Luxunous, nt-w 3 BR,
oceanfrOftl condo; leui<e .
Sl500 Mo Turner /\ss0<.'.
494 1177 499 4591
L.,...NMJ-1 l252 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Niguel Shores Twnhm,
2br 1 'i'lblt, f & r patio~. all
amenities+ beach + sec
gate $565. 552·3062 or
9BS-5819
Spectacular ocean & hall
view, adults, 2 Br 2 8a
rondo. pool. clubhouse,
compl. maintena nce.
Lse. By Owner. S.590.
496-:KJ95 -------
Mon a r c h S ummit. 2
Bdrm. 2 ba, cplldrps.
bltins Adult planned
L'Ofl\muruly, spectacular
Vlt'W~~
Mlwport .. oda lZ69 •••••••••••••••••••••••
NO FEE! AJ>l. &. Condo
rentals Villa R entab
67"'~<f12 8ltr.
5 Br. 3 ba, exe<' custom
h<>m<'. Fanlast1c loca·
taoo. P Pt. Sl250. mo
Parker ltea.lty. 551 3253
apj)(
LIAS~IAS~S!
.aBtdrwm ClliilOm
1\&sllo home· 9!00fno
2 Bedr<>om'+ IA!n home
Newport-SlOOOmo.
TcwmhonuH yr lease.
vtcw. tAPa.radoo. $650mo.
752-1700
\lit'• 11 I • If '· ltPI.' t14 11·
[WIEll
1425 .......•.•...•.•.......
S650mo 2Bd , 28 :i .
1650sq ft Turtle K11,·k
Cmdo S6S()mn 2hd, 2b:i,
16.'iO>q. ·Tun It• Rock c;on
do Avail 1mmd
83J.97W. 9'75·1030 ----
.,......" Unfwft 3600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LIASES-UASES!
J Bedroom Duplex
Newport Bay · S700 mo
2 Bedroom Duplex
Newptirt Bay StiOO mo.
2 Bedroom Duplt"x
San Clemenll' S300 mo
Olli fast for del<11b
752·170U ~, ,., ;,, ". ..
..... ltMnh f.utftishe-d •...........•.•.••.....
lallOCa lslmd 37 06 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Ml ,...e..c. 376t c:........ JIJ4 tt ti ........ 3140 ..... 4000 OMc...... 4400 ...... ...w 4410 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··-:r-n-ALS
OIAMONO
REAL ESTATE ,, .. ~, .. ....,
tftft IL
641-717l
2 8.K, 2 ba., (rplc , D /W I
Doorloocean. Vrty $550
Agent biJ.9060
<Xea.nfront Beaut deluxe
2 br, 2 ba, frvk. encl
gar. 1650. Rer~. 675-1849
W~Ye.riy
wSa rl..tah
$l00to SI 750
(;a ll The Bea c h
Speeildlsts
BURR WHITE
REALTOR, INC.
67S-46l0
1&2 Hr apts Winter &.
yearly Gara~t> l)llrkmti
Steps to beach 67:1 39511
Ol'544 6899
Winter. larl(e b11t'hclur & 2
bdrm. Garaite Step!> lo
'and 5200 Ncptum· S22J
lO $4.50 ~ 92'7~
1'wu 2 Hr I bath u111l '>
Ouplt'X ao.:ru!>~ rrom
beach. W1oll'r l 'l'
S•001S435 $200 refunda
ble Wt' dean Water pd
(;ompl laund fanl, park
tn~. nrrs J\dll!>. nu p•·t
~Seashore. ~1ij·7330
Oceanfront I br. lxe tied,.
newly decor . winter n ·n
Lal.~ Al!l 673 4ltll
Studio apt, utal pil Shun•
kitchen & b:ith P vt
l)l.lllO Is l & l:a:'ll :!806
!'.ewpnrt Bh ti •Ill t•cmn
ffiJ.8424.
l,41xury apt, 2 br. 2 ha.
pool, tenrus n1urtl!. 'P·•
Near-Bal Isle tit bf•:i1 h
Owly, weekly tor mon
lhly 673-:1720. cir t'<llll't.1.
( 6 0 2 } 2 7 4 Ii [I !1 I .
lOOZ.>941·2769
Winter Rt>nt..tl Ste~ 10
bt!~ch 2 UR 2 ha, Ultl pd
131,.~2113
I Bdrm1, l bath apt Mal). 2 8t, 2~ U. beaut. Roocnw/kitcbenetw on'ICE 1pece .--ailabje . .-eiore6 otfice1paceat
Adult.a "'7~. mo. G.a t.ownhou&e apt Hllnll IO mw•frup. at 178'75 Beach Blvd. reMCJnabletala.
paid &42-!I073 cl. rein& ' tra11h •<'Om S41U7S5 near Taibert In Hunt· IOO .. 5000 5411 ff.
D76 t.o 1476 Ui:3 Hr. 2 b•. partor Quiet 'hin1t com lngton Beach. t50 per llP.SA VERDE bR
pin C lose to evt'r 2 rm!! I'll' bdl. W Jk t pr1v. mondl. ~ mesuie PLAZA
trlCI JIU'. t•!}X'rt fo'rpk , Ylhlnic 17610 Cameron t2flS. l.llt,lasl +SJOO dept ..,-vice StO per month. UZ.._a Verde E, C M
lndry rm, P•llu, all blln• M# 842-rie36. No Pela Slncle Mat de&ll e per moath. Dally S4M 12l
TSLMamt 6'2·1603 msm.~6419. Pilot orrice. Phone
L&au.riowi Coodo, 3 hr. 3 Lovely all adult. no pets. .,. 1 ed 604.SZl ext. 2'7S . .. _ 1,.2&3 Br iapu 8200 Ed ... mp oyea nOn ·•moker ...... frplc. 2 p1d1011, i.un lllfCet' HB &46-06l9 nale share bath fr all b&e deck, l)OOI . jacuu1. ten· ' . rac. BUer fr Fairv~w.
tu1. Gl-4184. '"'-lt44 C.11. StM. S57-5679 Mark
2 Br, 2 ba, lu&ury
arcbl&.ect designed ap~
W/'1'11n garaite. garden,
fai>lc .It all modem con ve
rut>neet1. Avail begmmng
& mid Sept 645·58M or
64>4t66
Large 3br. 2ba, end
pal.lo. new rrpt & parnt
Nr OCC No pets. S425
751 3IB6
•New 2br con1~> nr ~,
O,t Pla1.a i'•1UI. !IP8 ~
~4 or759 0217
Near new 2 br. 2 ba, bltm ,
ds hwas her. laundry
fot·1t. sundet"k ~ m<•
Adults. no pt-ls . Da)!>
67~: eves673·14l8
3 Br 2 Ba tnplcx, near
new, nr So. Cuast PIJtU.
frplc. pauo, i.ml yrd no
pelS Avail !I 8 $47.,
fo~es 644·5623
2 Hr. 1 ba. Encl Kar. bltn'.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
I BR. I"' bl towohse otpt
ID Orangetr~ Complete
re<-fac1I Adlls only
"25. 673·2006
R.anehoSan Joaquin villa.
new l oft mdl, frpl<'.
:1tnum. pool, 2 c~r gar,
ad.I t.o lenru s c I u b SS50
1!21 ·5000 or S59 5277
LaiJ-oleodt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~udio $350 Spel'l acul11r
2br. ocean vu. SS50 Holh
11wl ulll & Pvt beat·h
49S-4644
2 Ur apt. fr&>lr . derk,
qwet. lar~e. walk to
be~ch & tn~'TI Adults. M
pet.S $i85 11&1-' l nve~l
ments. lne 497 111!7
I Rr waJk 1<1 lown1beach.
v1~w. deck. S37S mcl uul
M artha 661 11 6 1
49131i72
No kids or fll•b 1'.1 II 1 Br, I ', hl0t·k to beach. ~.7529 btwn 5 I'.! pm SJ'1S N11:e url'a
VIUAMB>ERA
2 Br, :! ba. nt-w 1·rph & <ln>t>. gu.-; stm f' & 1bh~ hr
111d End ).!:Jraf,!1'' Cuu
11lt• 1•n'f Choltlr.·11 •ik .._.,,
JA.'L~ s:t7~ l 1ttl ptl l''H'"Pl
l'11.ot· 232-l EhJ•·n lr15 l!1h:1
1.arl:l' 2 bflrm 1 •.. h.1
I."' ll('l',1/l \ 11·~ l.1 \ 1111
furn rm fr ~air p.11""
l I '' ' c ol I! ,, r ,, iz ,
!16:$ 7(.6:; ~mo
fo:a.'>l..-.ld(' lf,!f• <tUH•l 2 llr
p\l 11.1110, IJ und n
;.i1lulb. O•J rwl ' $:fo .1
•i7:\.Jfi00 or fj<I~ liWI)
:t Br 2 13.:J . n\"I." h ,1;.,.,,, .11
t'CJ, QUICl. Jrlll •I j111'X Ill
:-i<1 C1)a "l &. fo'r•'l""''
567~
4!15 .... 'il3
S.irtit nl<l I HK w.1lk Ill
Ul'Jl"h, and u11I $3'l,',
N,.'t ~lC\'t' 1!M I In
' hdrm ;apt ( ll't•a11 '11·1."
'f1•11'111U' 'J•o JH•l
1!17 34U5 2110 , ~•11.1 11 J
Wt)\
..\lud111 ..ipt' , t.11. II•
hc·a1•h ~W y, • .,, I) 1111 I
Ulll l 11furn :--1, & n ·fn.i
M~ \~ "l1'fl
3169 ..................•..•.
PARJ< NEWPORT
flj c h1·l11 r -. I •ir l
lli.'C:irt1'1m' &. J uwnhoow.,
1-'rom s:17!1 ~)
~111.·i-L.u·ul .. r '''" t111,1I
f•'"'l'<'"''n µr 11J!r .im
2hrduplt•x. t-. , .. Jt-. fkl 11k "'" 1.11 riwr.1m 7 IJ'~I· "
Room for rent SlSO mo,
oon smoker. caU aft 6,
~2.510 ---
Room avaJI in Chnst1an
borne, 1175.
661·1823eves .
Beautifully decorated.
11111d sen-ace "utH, pool
area. coffee hr 195 wk
4119-?229.
Rm, p vt bath . mature
person. hse pnv, nr rl"r
S175mu ~8CM
Vocdiaw l...teh 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llouie for rent. Big Bear
Oty sips 6; linens furn.
11!5 rutely pr cpl c;a II
alterlp m 548·1989
TAHITI
MOdem I or 2 br l''Ollage
on beach on T&t\Jt1 with
t·i.r, row boat. wa<;h
machine compl ete
kitchen. t>tc Por m<1re
anfo call 97!1 2899 evei, &
weekends
~ Laking applt('al1on-.
for winter rentals
CALLUS AT
JONES
Ht.Al.I 't I'-<.".
'" l'+6()
(714) 673·6710
4)00 . .•...•.••••••.•....•..
\CoYtnjl~ i\V1J1J d~pO~b &
\'II\ It\ tnl( t>Xp1·n'I"''
l'r()fe,:.111nJlh ... 1n1 ,.
l!:nl
HOUS&4ATES
~ 1134 fr(,. ullltlli:. :si:;~ l ·.111 lt'fUll' •·n11rt' \1 I-;, .. ht••n
l.}TI ~ ~.c.o 1 l•l.md .IJmll'111-t• & S.i11
J11aqwn lltll l<•1.1rl l-• .\panrl ~•1ur llf"''' It·
Nt-w Wt-'<l!\tclt• .!hr :!lt.1 17141644·1900 watl1 a t·•1mp<1t1lilt: rrx1m
r•1nrlo w rrµl1 ., .... 1 ITlillf' WI' tlt!>l'OVf'r th.;l
J.11·uu1. tlhl g.11 .1c1· ~.:!., 1·Hr . ..!11.i 1111111<1 , hlk '" i11•r..<lf1 (":ill
!G! !!1':>1 cH·:-1 .. all1 :t 1 .u l!Jr ..illl•• "N'O Pl-AO.., IN ,\ I' Al>
t-i.YLr U. jUI lJ.1} \ l\'I." ~1lMl.1t>f75~ l:.!O!I 2 Br I': ha l11 ... nhnuw ·1:~1. .\1~ml W2 11~13
apt, rl:-hl."I r . 1•11c•I p.11 1•1 i 'liH Shr ~ fm 2 br . I
l(ara.:c Sll:i 1\dulh "" f)h :! Ur. :.! hJ :! p:.1111• tn
1
1;<1 lrl( ups\,... hal< :i
l*L' 5411 t~"'l.57 1,,....1 In< .11wn I." nrr.•I t.tlk rmm hl·h $1~ & •,
\1t·1." $!1.111 m•1 \i:t utJMS!rai t-:ASTSIOE. q ui.·t 11 ~1· •.JI MW
new. Ill.JC: 1-. I hclt I lt.1 L\.6la Mt..,a ..irt•.i J-1 m
ll30 UP. Office·store,
cpC.s, drps, A/C. 17301
Beach, H.B. Lie. 8'2-2134
Newport Beach olc /apl
M:;G. Cannery sed ion.
675-4912 broker
beaitl•• SINtn
New addi~on to suite ~90.
FUU ser vice exec. !lwtes
in Newport <.:enter. 14
new olrlcf!S 1n plush sur·
r oundings w7 under·
ground aiisigned park·
Ing. f'rom $295 mo As k
about our move·1n al kJwance
Newport Regency Corp.
(714)644 71119
Rel&il 1<¥f1ce s pace. 700
sq fl. West cliff area.
l.Qf>..4148, call collttt.
Snail office Perfect ror
answenng service. etc
Only $75 per mo. 1102
West 17th St, Santa Ana .
f'or more info call Joe
C anale 547 41 81 o r
Renata at 556-ncn
Sml.11 l{Jde·Away ()(f1ee.
Only S50 per month Va ·
c·afll J25 Nt1 Bniadway.
Santa Ana ll1s lortcal
Hldg f'or more mfo call
Sam Wurren 558·6878 or
AenaUI SS6 77<n
l>reslJg1ous new
EXECUTIVE SUITES
aYatl;.ible near OC
/\Jrpon Attraet1\ 1: r :•ll·s
ll)Clude rct•ept100t:.t. law
hbrary n inferetH·•· rm~.
!»CCrl'l:srt al :.1:rv11:1• &
Xerox r~rtltl} f-"•1r a
pet'S(Jll<tl lour & r urtht-r
dao1b 111qwre c.t \'11rt.i<'
"""". 95~ 4!21111 •1 r ~:D)O
I .lot 1}l " kind
PENTHOUSE
SUITE
l.1.1C':il>'d w11h1n tlw uni
Que J::urn~an d1•'IJ!fl•-(J
l.1do :'-1..ir 1 n a \ ii I J I!,.
f -0. "6tdi:r
.! 4(AJ !'>q ...
l>rn ;,u • 1-;1e\ ..;\11r
~\·t liar l.oun)!•''
1'.1n«amtr HJ) \t•'I."
C"11vcred Palw
~<><ator Amcrut11·'
2801 Latayette, N.8 . Store
ar omce space; 1.200 Sq n .simomo.
8. Grundy Rltr ~lSl
Newport. Nr Pst Ofc
Modern 5al Ml tt store or
ofc. 2630 Avon (C >.
213/Cf.7001
IALIOAISLAMD
Rare opportunity to open
an olfice or shop near
, feny, Only M2S Mu.
Realonomics 875-6700
PRIME foe • Harbor
Blvd., nr Baker St .
Co&t.a Mesa. 580 or l lGO
sq.ft. New .trpl . decur
Avail Sept. ht. J\t(t
~1366
................... 4500
•••••••••••••••••••••••
MIWPOltT IEACH
3000 H. 1000 fl offl c~
space, quiet lite 1ndwi
area. No automotive o r
fiberglasing. 645·3323
dys. .
Commercial rcolal 850 Ml
ft industrial part 10 San
aemenle 492·tr153 le11 I:
number.
4600
···•····•·······•••·•·· Rt.>'ipOnstble . wurktni.:
"' r 1 l c r s e e k s •1 n ,.
bedrot>m l"Otlaj!c• 1n
Corona del Mar ur Co~t.1
Me.<t Qwelnl'1>1> l':<!>(!n
ltal Wnt,. (;l~!->1rk'<.I Atl
:zzo; Ua1ly Pilot. Po
!lox 15"0 CQ:.ld M1•:-a
9'£26
IJe,tfl• be rent of houM'
1·pl loolung ror unfurn 2 :J
bdrm w t"lll'I y'1 for 2
rnalurf' dl\gg llavt• l!'><Kl
ref ., for all r>r u :.
751 9100, l2 4 pref Slt'Vl'
rir Jewi
Wf: :-n:1-:o A J lir hnuw
lo1WCr apt , or c;onoo 1n
the llunll ngtnn Be h
Mann:i ::X·hl d1slnc'l s:n ..
t•1 $4•ttt Pl<':i,t· •· .. 11 1
~~7'.l:irt6PM
,. ... m I." 1rc·m1·h1loJrt-n 1:s
& 11 w t•ks m.::ilt•or lrm In
~hare 3 ttr nr l:ir ~er
641 l~I •••u ;1n•Ht /
fW...c• . ......••..............
8'ainHs
Opporhftty 5005 ...•••.•••........•.... J Br llou:.1· in Marin a
!-.rhool 01:.lnM S375 Lu
$400 m'> Please l'all
lji'6 !l'i79 .ifl liPM 4 Br 2 Ba execu .. ve ra~ ily
ll v1og an Harbor View
Homes . Close to school &
pool, no pets. S800 mo.
SSJ ~l.~1440
-~ 2 Br. ulJI pd Sommer S300 S. Otmtnt« 1776
week. Wanter $CSO mo. •••••••••••••••••• •••••
W:ilk 111 1·l"'t"l, I' .ar zr.<Kl t11 S\.'1 '.I tir 2 ti.1 40~ prof. t11 !»hr I." utht r
W I> hiw1k 1111, 1'i•• 11\'l' 1·ncl F:ar l'JUn lilk lo -.amf'. -.pltl lt•\t'I hm Call r°' a pp>')tnlmcnl
U..,.Liuttsn
Orange Un·Salc ~.:Kilt
Toll 1-h"" lBOO 1252 2000 ~;xec 1-'am Homt•. 5Ar.
I m1 from bf'a,·h. f,fl('
rlt':ir 5th g reen, $1300
{'..Ill 434 .2093
Vl\CAN'T' 2 RR 2 fla .
rc-fn g. walk to sl~pptnf.!
~chools, <'lose to wys.
S375 mo . Vlllaie R E.
!lt>l-4471 . al'\k for Keith
4 Hr 2 B<i. frptc., pal.Jo, 2
t'Ur garul(c, lndry rm. zoo. 673-0626
:, hdrm 3 ba pool, wa
Xtra large Int. Complct<-
g arden Ing & pool
-;ervic'e. SH.so per mo. Call
!168-2558 & 963· 1664.
TownhOme, 2 sty, 2 BR. nr
Hntg I lar bor $IOO m o.
('.ijl I 8J3.J622; 554-1332
View home. 3 br. avail
Sept lst $550 mo. l!>t. last
+deposit. 847· l~l 1.
:1 Bdrm. 1112 ba. fen1·ed
yard. ch1lrl , pet ok. SWO
per mo. 960-5.57~ _
~Br . 1•.,ija, patio, at·
Lached garage, pool rac,
~mo 557 1351
3242
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Lux. 3br. 2.000:.q. rt
Waterfront Condo. Lse
SL.<XK>/mo. 871-8471
Large 2 br waterfront con·
do New. 30' slip avail.
Ask for Joan 846-0641 or
~ ...... 3244 •••••••••••••••••••••••
College Pk Home, 3Br,
den. famiJy, living, 2 ba,
Comm. pool, SliOO Lease.
642~. 54(). 7550
The Terrace 3 br. 2 ba. 2
paols, 2 car gai;age.
Bea ul. e nd uo il
lownbome surroonded
by park. 1625. 552·1800 &
Iv messag-.e_. __
1 & 2 Bdrm Condo. Air,
tennis, pool . ·'The
Lakes ... S450/S550 .
lm-9321
UHTALS
Bach., l ba. . . . . . . $375
3 BR. 2i.ii ba ......... tsliO
4 BR, 2~ ba. . . . . . f72S
2BR, 2 ba ........... 9500
San Clemente
Seaview; 4 RR. 3 ba., New
Redford. Guarded gates.
pool & tennis $1200 Mo.
644-~: 63J·~
OCEAN vu, brand new
dJx condo, 2Br , 21~Ba.
Crplc, jacuzzi. dltt gar,
1195 mo. Avail Sept 1.
B-6596 -----2 Br. 2 ba Big Canyon
twnbse. S800 /m o . No
pets. Call all 6pm agt
644·25.59.
Oh.Ifs condo. lease; 3 BR.
2 ba • single level; spec
tacular view! Bargain al
~mo. Agt 640-0020
Jasmmc Creek Guarded
Commuruly. Brand new
home. Pools & terutis 3
bdrm. 2 ba. Dining &
Family rooms. S1200 per
mo. 21.3/ 596-1802 ----OCEANFRONT·3Br hse.
with ocn view $1200
m o /y rl y or w i nte r
fle2ollable, A~. 673-6210
81\ifs Condo "A". redec.
Jbr, 2 ba, l level. Pool,
pal.lo. shopping. Leaac.
S700mo. 2433 Vis t a
Hagar. 675-<»Jl2
Condo 3 br, 2 ba, Nwpl
Terrace, patio w /bbq.
Pool & ja~uzzi. ssso.
961M.191
-~...-----
Nice house,' 43rd st. met.
enclosed garage, waal
yrty tenant, no pets $450.
SSl·UlllO
IAYSHOUS !•
Beall.. 4 Br , 3 ba, ram
rm. Bay view from.~
stairs. $1500 /m?-_~~
aonsider lse/Opt. ~
ar~.
2 Bt. diniftl rm. rl-ptc.
gatage, hrtb·sarden
house. s pl't n.kleflc!;
fenced. Lawn servlce-°1t
water incl lllOO. Horse
corrals extra. 642·3519 or
754-QZ39.
.~~2910___ _ Spoc1~ular Ore.•n View.
llllloo ,.-we. 1707 dJx Wbr apt, S350·SS25.
Nn l'htldn•r1 SJ25 mo lx·h. <ill blu1,, ~ rl) Ref:,, rNld CJll :;~ i l:-.6
i\:.k for (.'rat){ fl31 1~.t. TSJ... Mg ml f;..i:? It.OJ r11-. aft H•..r .,. h·mb
1-tt·aduront :i tir :! hJ
cl~· ~Jr p.11111 frpl1 bill~. lndn YNrl) '\•1
p.•L-. f,;\!1 :VO:w
P1~s1blc-hou,1• ,h;irini.t
-.1lu:tlJOO ror I or 2 ~·ounj!
prol b w xlnl rt"fo;. La~
Arh ar~a R1 r h:ird
i52 AOll nr l."rt ll'
Clas<,1ftt.•d •594. Oatl)
Pl lol. BuA 1651.1. M 92627
675-8662 S. A MoMy lrolter
We pmv1de all 1>erv11:l''
al low t·t>st •9:>5-2274 ................... ••• • l 198-2722. RVM~ P~ouse. yrly, ll>r. Iba.
(pie. 360% v1ew, $J50
_!lJ-.927 ~164\ -
Sleeping room s &
kitchenettes. $75 per
~ & up. Ocea.n f'ronl
8'1~40
CoroM .. M49' l7 22 .......................
Oceanfront 1 br. pa tao.
hplc, gar. Winter $450.
Yrly '550. 673-nli7 _
3724 .......................
CAsADEOltO
ALL UTILITl ES PAID
Compare before you
rent. Custom design
fe atures : S p acious
k1lc hen with 1nd1rect
lightmg, separate darung area. full length marble
pullman in bath. k1ngs11.e
bedrooms. paol, BBQ,
surrounded with plush
laod&eap&ng. i\OUl ... T
UVlNG.ATIT'S REST'
NO PETS
1 Mnn fum1shed $345
2 Bdrm furnished $420
l6S West Wll.SM
(714100·1971
Luxury bach apt above
garage w /maid service
for neat, nonsmok ing,
employed gent, refs .
631·~19. ----
1 l!r' IDOb~me 1175 &
S11S. Mlhlre adult only.
No 91ta. Quiet. secure.
1991 Nwpt Btvd. 646-8373
62 Br. S32S "' $350. Bl lnS. adults, no pets. 931 W.
1.9tb St. 548-0492.
Bachelor, adult only, pool,
~mo.
s.58-1795 .......... l741 .,.. ....•.•.•.•..•....•.
t.\GUNA BEACH MTR
INN. Maid serv .. color
'IV. heated pool, Util.
(714)4t4·S294. 98S No.
eo.atHwy.
REALTORS •••••••••••••••••••••••
...... 310% L~e 2Br Iba Sml palto,
••••••••••••••••••••••• t•arport. laun1Jr) $:!511
CHILDREN
6 Years & under
/4n W.tc0tne At
I •a f CroH From S350
•Beautiful Landscaptnl!
eQ\ildren·s play are;1
•Xlnt rec facilities
•145 of storage spat<'
•Speciou.'i 2&J BH
"2Carports per apt
570 E. lmpenal Hwy
f\IUenon
/\Vrul 9 I Ph f><tf,.ti62!'J
Cht.-cry I BR rlpl,. v. P'I
pall'>. $315 rno P rC'f non
.~mokmg :idll, n•l peh
544) 4752
Om'. 2 hr. 2 ha, rrpl. llllt' 3
br. 21·~ ba v. frpl for
more mrorm:itwn 1".111
b cl v. e c n !I J m fi pm
f..t2~
1826 ..•.•....••••.••.......
$100 f'Rt-:F; IU-:NT 870 1911 2 Hr. 1 t>:i upj>('r S2K:.
lcAoaP'tRilHMIO 3807 Ne.,. bid!! l-.ndo~1·•I
••••••••••••••••••••••• J!ara~" 3~111 ('hcllarn
l BR & bachelor un1l. 404 Way 496 1097 11r '1\16 52'75
E. Balboa Call Rol(cr. ...,.--...,.°" S.och 1840 (TI4)675-:ll01 ._...'"'JI'
$210 Ra ch, IRr . S22S
Resp adult11. N'> pets
UUJ pd. 106 K Buy /\w.
apt9 ----CoranodtlM• 3822 ...•...................
3 Bdrm. 2 ba Y~nrly
Brand new unit nf luwcr
~ex 93001'.!_'0· 673-211:1
Pvt 2 bt. 2ba, w 1exqws1le
vtew of bay on tuJl:11dc ~mo. 875-5205
1124 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LA MAHCHA APTS
Lar~e. 1.24&3 bd garden
aJ)U. Adults. Ds hwhr,
bttns, encl gar, gas bbq.
·Pool. Gas Pd. nB &ou
Pl. Mi·5073; 64S-56H
Spacious 2 br, apl<i. Fam•·
ly unit. Pool & Play
ground. Sundan<'e Wes l
Apts. 1998 Maple.
642·19151between 9-2.
Garden Vista Apls
Beaut. brand new 1&2
Br, frplc, laundry rm.
t3115 l.o 14(16.
TSLMgmt 642-9412
Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba townhouse. Spuious ~.pool. Quiet
.,.... Adl<.a. no pets. p . ~ /f75-5'M9
~uv..... otU. Jhe. New cpt, dr111, encl. ,.,..,e, patlo,
p:eat kitclMn w /bltns.
Multa, 00 pets. Obi. •ink
.......................
•DELUXE•
GARDEN APT.
2 Ir, Adults only
J pr1ols
Covered cur port
pauoapL-1 • BBQ",
close l-O rwy:. & bch!>
walk Lo shoppmi:
1711 I GoW.ftwHt
atWCWMf'
847-6064
tt.1114• Gt-•ada
SHARP. beach 1. 2 & 3
BR. frvlc, d11hwsr . gar &
pal.IOI! No pt>ts 960·2358
H.edec. 2 Br. 3 blk~ beach.
crpts /drps, adlt cpl.
21.JC Atlanta.
2bdrm 2ba studio. sm yrtl,
gar, no peL'> 1395 mo
~3397 and 675-6670
Lg 2 Br 11.'t Ba . n r w
carpets. drapes. & hit
an111 Lg fenced patio.
garage Pl6. Mgr. 7711
Ellis 110. 847 6341.
673-JUS
2 Br 2 Ba. garage, patio.
carpet, drapes. lndry
rm. $311:5 mo. 960-4841
Very large 2·11lory 3br .
2~ba. frplc, garage,
liOO. 8C7-407.
2Br l ba. 1500&q n.. yrd . new crpta fr drpl, m1 & •,;
beach. Call Gary
$3'7-1350.
I 1 hlk lll bv,Jdl, Jhr 21'11
upsl:ur-.. hltn:. ... undk
i.iar. I!,{· ss.5() 127 44lh "t
6411-614()
! OR I ha. l'--J blk!i 10 lw h,
new pJtnl c pl. s to' 1•
refn~. gar Yrly $150
I~ 759-t&40. ev 7!'19 1426
I UI<, $300 M•i . > l't1rh
!''Urn. I BR. $350, yc•<irl>
673 6362 \
VU\RLY 3br, 2ba, ME'P'i
to l>car h & !>hnppan~
l'rpls, drp'i. frpk. <•II
hll.ns. $5.\0 nln 955 Ul7i
•2 Rr. 2 l>a. 111ufr:.. frpk. Jl')tll. $.",0\1 ,\dulh no
1>1.'t.-. ll33 ~N . KJJ 1653
I Bdrm :! Bdrm
~ $450 Av'11I 1mmc1I
("all for dn Yl' bv :id
tlre;s 7 :JO 1222 or 6 iJ J:lA I
l\J,'t
Sari C&emtnt« 3876 .••........•••••..•....
l & 2hr. mov<' 1n toda)
\\'.ill< lu lJ~:h $285 to~
646-0507 or 4911 1903
I Hr CX'<'an vt<'w. ut ti pd
$240 Nl'w <lcn>r
fA2 :.114 ()r 49K Z722
llH •••••••••••••••••••••••
l;ft 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba. lg pal10. r rpt c. M.'.JO. 839·3!>24
........ ,.....shed 41w u..fwWWcl JtOO • ••••••••••••••••••••••
ntE EXCITING
,ALMMISAArTS
MINUTE.5 TO NPT BCU
Bach.1&2BR
from $255 & up.
Adults No pets.
1561 Mesa Dr.
t5 Blks East or Newparl
Blvd>
9am·Spm S46 9860
SawindVi-e New 1&2 bdrm luxury
adult apts In 14 plans
from $350 + pools. ten· rus. waterfalls. pands!
G• foi: cook.ing Ir heat·
ing paid . From San
Diego Ftwy drive North
on Beach to McFadden
then West on McFadden
to Seawind Villace.
(71A)~l&
...,-.s
Nd 2 roommates to 'hr.
M F 25·3.S, NB TC'rracc
rondo w eYrryth1nR
S.200 mo utll 1nrl
6t&ST74 Jfl 6f>M
Sbare 2br dplx. I~ patio.
faonl( O<.'ean $250+ull
Noprts M f' 675·5141
Gal lo shar~ 2 bdrm /\pl In
c;M ~· samf' Sl82 mo
64.>3340 Eve:.
Roommate to share house
H 8. JacUUJ. quiet ar('a
:! mt bch 1148 51:157 • Work
900 5481 l\e ll>
Rmmll' nt'eded lo ~hr 3br
dplx. (.'all R11·h homi>
~~. work 55i llil.
Ava.ti nu.,.
l Bdm AJ.>l . '1 blk bl h ,
NB Mor F Sl65m•J ind
uul G7fo-451!l
W a t e rf r u n t I u p I 1• '
Newport l<>land l,J?<'
lidrm. P'1 bath Wl'thi..r
pat.ro. rplr Mall•~ ant'l tu
i.hare S280 + ut1l
ll754421. 675 3002
Pm{ fem lo s hr lit quiet
C'M borne. rrptc, rtt rm.
~ cons1derl'<i. S225 1250 + utiJ. ~0488. 634 7611
aft 7.
COSTA MESA
Prorc:.:. 11fl1ce :.pan'
avaJI m Caltf 1st flank
Hldg . 150-300 sq rt Low
pnce mrl Jan1lor111l.
seeunly serv1fet>. 'vn
fereooe rm & ut1l /\bun
dant parkm2 ;1va1I 1·1>n
Yen1cnt IOl' c lo''-' tu
.urport, travel 3j!l'nt &
bank 1n bldg 230 Jo: 17th
St . C M 642 951',0
CM newly dct•11rjl ed
SI.Iles a.Ir cond. 45' Sq rt
1714 1 642 77 10 or c2 131
42'2 1665
COltOMA DB. MAR
DelWte nfftce S150 Pl·r
M o Real o nom•c!-1
67~6700
J\WrOX 400 sq fl C 2 130
E 17thSl Suite .. o· SI~
mo Doyle S4R· I 16K
i50 Sq, ft \ 1ew. under
ground prkg. cle,•ator.
O:>ast llwy \lsib1hl) 1\1r
c•ond La~una HC'nl•h.
1714 )!'i-19 11116, wknds
cgg..3922
MEWPC>ttT Ca.TEI
OFACES,ACE
at Sl.25 per sq ft
Pnme space availabl<' an
Cal American Rld R.
Elit Clll!nn~ & Pany Co
ordmaung bus Fully II•·
kt tc·hcn c;,, m pl e lt' h ·
~ui ppt>d Pn me arc:.
Call 548·5710
DRAPERY RETAIL
STORE In CdM·NB area.
a n ongoing business s10,ouo Ne(!o t 1ablt.>
640·2347 No an1>wt'r
<&2541
~bmtl aJI orter" Mu:-t
sell l')r trade . O t•l1
Restaurant this Wl't'k
$150,000 g r osc;. Call
V'lt'Tler772 s&-18, ~ 851 J
V ,.. n d 1 n R R '' u t c-
BLACK J J\ CK G l\M E~
lVegas 21 •. 5 m.arhmt·~
551-0934
ICl-:CHEAM SllO P
Newpc>n Pil'r l\reu
Very Popular & Uni4uc
Must sell now 673·5fihl
Te.is Shop!
HJ profit . low overhead
Sl4,000 + rnv Patnrlc
631·1266
RVMf.X
REAL TORS
Newport Center. at SJ 25 ... ftlw..t
per sq ft 766 sq fl or 1532 0,F HhMit, 5015
sq n. 13 yr lease avail) •••••••••••••••••••••••
f'ree parking. Ask for Uruque Investor r""wred 8llJ 714 i7S2·0070 ~ .. Plldh 4 Br 3 Ba ln·level. -for new, humane en
•-.. Dll from HB $210 Mo In San Clemente dl x terprases. Local e n · + i.,. util Rita 536-8090 ocean vu of cs, 300 sq rt. trepreneur with ~very
SLS0.64.2--3014 ; 1-492·1720 successful bus iness.
Prof. Fem. lo shr lrg
bcat"h hou se
w lhandsome. happy 27
yr old M , S275 pr m o
900-55(1)
Desi!Ol Plaza. luxunous
office 600 s q . ft. Sub·let
IB5 mo. 642·5456.
fUm bearh home Prer Dix. l rm. ofhcc a rlJ
male. no 5mok. drugs. Airportor Hotel. No
So Lu. 499·4329 Sl55 tease 83J.32239to 12
mo.
Beautifully furn JBr h..~e
or detached guest hse
avail to fem 23·35. Nr
Michaelson & Culver.
Irv. $275 m o. Robert
S51-6kl0
Male Wtder 30 Lo share tux
NB apt. $240 mo. 758-0114
~.
hm. senior citizen hu room w /pvt bath. Pref.
same.~.
Fem. wanted to s hr oceantront apt w /same.
NolKmkr. SLIO pr mo +
utll. 875-01~
DEC.SUfTES
llappllless is having your
place of business a l
Baker Center. Reccpt,
cool. room. phone cov·
e rage , 100 xerox
ropes/rno .• colree. ancld . in rent. Secretarial
services avail. For more
info. pis call Bev at
mzt6).
,,..Loe •• ..............
J .....
e~er to launch others.
needs backer with heart
& vision as weU as pror11
motive. I( you are a lov
mg, enthusiastic person
wh ose an vestm e n b
should benefit people an
addition to m aking a
good return, you'll wanl
to talk with m e. Write
with lsl. s tage anfo-a nd
receive same. K.0 .L ..
P.O. Box 3587, Orange,
CA9'!86.5.
MDMytoL.o. sou •••••••••••••••••••••••
v"NEED
v"MONEY
• ClmlTHO in~S750/1 BR.1225
& LAMK.OIOS
Free rental liatin1
service. Save tim e fr
money. For info call: Larae 2 bdrm. 1v. ba. 56-M9l ...... ...__ ........ w/Qeean view. Uv rm, .,......, 4JIO
$1.10pr14ft
1.llf sq ft • tlS' sq ft
suit.es, new, frtt park· tns. Avail. for lease up to
3 yn. lit $1..10 I>" sq ft.
Prindpels only. Ask for BW.1SM070
PIOILl:M
ZM&WTD.._.
147-1402
Arrani9dby
C...tta-L...
2811 EkleftAve., C.M.
r IOllCll fam. rm. frplc, patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c Io 1 e d «a r a I e . East.aide Co1ta lh1a , •'JW ... aeorno. Ru.l&ta~ •ln1le, a ultabl• ror ~•••cH .... r B Ba 1lora1e. 940 per mo .... ~. ~ ..... rom ocaa. 2 r 2 • -4000 Avail hnmecl. MS-4MOl. New.....-omcea, Sl.06 •• Call $11-.91187. ••-••••••••• •••• ••••• • la _., et tll,,.ort w /a.lat
'II d I CHiie..... 44'0 Mewt;y ~ Ground 2 Br, I ba apta avail. now.
-+ S100 depolit No peta. 2 kld1 ok. Call
--or t7W9'1L Al\. no fee.
ante me•· n o o · --·----· .._ _ .. to_ ft ...-.. W'QDloyecl. Sbr. -av-. -*I· .
bth. la all · prhlle1••· 1 ort .. ...._ ...._. m. ..-0, °'-'·
...., 1i Fume.; a & m w. • 9'. Call Tom ...... -...... ._
llsk55'1..Wf9. --. 1111 --·· --~~~------~·
MONEY AVAILABLE
•oaoto SIO,•,OOO. ADy purpaM.Dl.aD
CAIRAVAD...AJIL& -=····· ............
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DM.Yfll'll.Ot
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Ort ••••1• •Park Ina __,_ • Alro90¥lta kll•....,..-&takoeuna ~ rr... ., SllS Aapa.•lt ...... ,. 1M .._ .._
Uc'cl -----C\STOM f1t'n&IO& M;M I CARPENTRY
·--················· .,Ja)I ~ ~O.ycare • Pr. Sdiool. M.y ~ llla8')' ~ Urptllll')' l'rH
)'Mn n~ JU11l -.. Doon. wledow'I. ft<' "" eo.ui ...... ". m.iau. 111-Gll
c ..... .......................
Oee•ret C'O•lrarlor ... .....U..., fmtt.1,
patlot, r•p•lr• M r
Ryan IU 0)00 L 1t·
tflm1 ........
Need Child C are for
l.abor lhy ' Llc-d
Dayrare. lll lr b allf' nit.m.
• UP«fttJ")I, fMC'lftl ti roof Ud.ra<tor l pKl•lltlOIC In ·~a No Job lo •ml Papa remodellna. roofl1111 ,
l lilt ~I 414 dl!ridnt. drywall• all t t1
I th b y•lt M o n
6 :JOAM ) JOPM, ai
yn 1$.l .-JI Hull.)'
c.,.t ~ pedni W• do wr own
-••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~lAlbJv l'111l a..m llullcten. 4~ Yr 1 ~ •team clean
2) CokJr" bn&bleo.n, Wfl&
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C HAMI C T IL t:
lbdwin, batM, m&rya
Your lll• or mine . .,,. ..... •••••••••••••••••••••••
Oardenln11. ''"" trim mlal. el.,1 up, 6 matnl
Mn """"' Ml M 14
I.AWN 11C'J v1,·c, h1n1J •"•IM'. t'l\'lan 11~, haullntc IWJ WU1
t;,,1 1111 t dt'nt1r . m ow
«1ie1. l'ln upr. "'""" t•at R.nbJ C:M iHO )411•111
Would Ilk" t o bab111t
wldY& unt,y llty home
near Harbor <.:ea1u-r, ('M
.. :lll6C)
cptt 10 min ble•C'h Clu.n
bv. d1n rm. hail SU A'I
nn 17 "°. t'OUt" h ll 0, t'tlr & Gwar rbm pet odc:w
l)Jl repair, U yn .-11pr
Un won mynll Rf'f~
)JJ -0101
QWlli\>'. lo ro.t All LJlfl Yard l 'IH4', t 'o mpl1<lc ~nc6'2 ~I Re1llable ltt.1111ouu1i1blc
W\JJ bllbya1t ll.tve-lo1r111J
home wtt.h fMnd yard
F.lrptt lkiurly 11' ~k
ty call Gail su~o i.n s :.>
........ ~ s.rric•
•••••••••••••••••••••••
BANKRUPTCY S7~ DIVORC~ S75
Aruon LetcaJ M2 5100
llYOICE
Typing ~vice av:ulable
Call Barban
641 0586
OIVORC lo: f10
Eas y, g u aranteed
Pac1f1r Serv1cei1 ~95tl0
C1;1.'IS1f1t.'d Ads 642 5678
Wf' Uire C.flM!l Clunt'F'i
Sleam clean AJ1u up
holllery Work 11uat
Trv:k mount wut t'ree •·re.a. rate. ~ l716
Havt' your ('ARI .. :~.
P\.OORS and WINOOWS
doned by Dut<'h M uin
lftlanct' 971 I U4
~,-Rlc:&AN l,nt·t"1
nalht fre.i "'llm•t• vo ~ ... a mall Jul»
U.· •UJ~ blJ 03:.11
I t t t IF'Cf llectric
64) W74
fo:J.JoX"TRll.'IAN
lit'i.l r atfl& lil"-1
worllman:o.h 1p Sm.all
,lotlll pnof ttr t'<l !1'15 K345 ...........
Carpet clearu.ng. stewm & ••••••••••••••••••••••• brus h Profesi.1onal
Very nmbl 751 89Sl
ALL,. N I prof c· u.rptil &
~ cleamni i;ptt1t1I
Hes\ pnl-es. 766-9660
Olrpet steam cleanin.:.
l1llY 5 rooms $211
Ri II. 646-7!>46
Mal(ll.'1an 111v111il11hlt' for
any 11t'C' II' ion Ad 11111
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K&U cu. .. tom wood (1•111
in.:, ~:ah')> & frru·1• n •11u11
tP11~4(1.l) or tr~!f I~
Ucoiu1u~ H\'111 tWG ~
l~"k!I(\' ~t141Jto111 lw-11b ull
l1"C'f'"\ k 11(11 lllhlll(, ..ud.
n~I a'" 11111.lrr'. \rt'\·
11r u n1nl(, h .a ul1111(
1 lt'11nup1o ('all Jon
~ url)' morn. l:it.-
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at 1714 I 846--0827
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l':xa>'d for publ.11.: account
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IOOk PASTE UP
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metrl<etcng b u:.1ne!.'
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Cafeteria Hl'fper
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3 hr min. S3 ~,(I per hr
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Un1fierl Sdrnol rr0-.1
food SerVl('C' CY.lr<'l'. 1~ .• 7
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Cafeten a help wanlcd .
&2·:JI, 5 dy wk, Irv a n ·tt
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ll·a.-.t 2 y~ expenencc
with Lilho Camt·ras full
lJme post lion ;.ivaclablc.
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9AM & SPM Mon thru
Frc at:
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1727 E Oyer Road
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Prepare lunl'h & i sn111;ki.
for 40 cluJuren Itri. 9 2.
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l:ook. must haH· f'xµ & ---------•I In.st 1''ry , broiler & cltn
CLERICAL
POSITIONS
Available i1t the
folowinc) ween:
•"-chosNMJ •fn9M eriftC)
tf Y°" CCIII ty,,. at lffst
40wpm Oftd hove o mn11111m I y..-off iu
.x,..ne1tce you can
qualify for one of
Htese new posiJions
ovoil.,e at REMEX! ror nmre infonnatiOft,
cal Cl.r
JOO OPPORTUHl'iY
LINE
17141549-7911
As.kfcwTape U&O
Avail_. 7 doys
24 hours/day
REM EX
1733 Alton An.
lniM, Co 9271 •
fo:qu;il vµp 1-;mploy m r
(,1encaJ
PENSION
CASH
f>ROCESSORS
IT raiutHs «
~xperiencedl
Pension de part ment
need:. cnd1 vidu111!:. fo r
many aspects of f'l·ns1on
Adm1nstrat1on 8as 1t·
tllllh ab11llles requt red
Good o pportunity t o
work 1n area o r ex
p.ms100 and growth
<:d pay. !.llllft h r'
t:u h 1t•!. 1,3 1 !IK03 11r
ti45-l!091 (;w; t ;;, M l':. u
Cook. ne rded 1mrnl·d
Pref HS Stud1•11t l'all
675 I~. a ... k for PC't e
<.:cJOk wanted for ltal1.1n
Rest. ~xp req M F. Call
675-3£!64 9 :-loon
COOK wanh.'tl Wcll Lrnin
<iuJley Cafr
67:14110
C " s m 1· L 1 l' 1 a n r 11 r
We:.t mcns tcr Fnr aµpl
Ann N1l'hob 5311 43JJ
COUNTEH GlRL. full
ll!""t'. w i ll l r.<1n
~ E W I' 0 I< T
C:J,EANE~IS. S·l!I :.!:!:!I.
(' 1H for appl
~fYardMan
F ta m e Mcc han1 r al
ability a plus •\pply 1705
5'J <.:oru,t llwy, Lag Bdl
('11unrer Girl Mon -1-'rc
ij :.! :lll Every s~ond S.1t
!JS Apply an Pt·r~flll
Mesa North I 'lean e r -.
t\70Baker. C'>5l8 Mesa
t 'lluple-Rctcred to manage
& ma1nlam beauulul ~
urut. all adult. no Pl'l.
apartments Costa Mc·.,a,
F:xpen t'nre prefern•d
bis-4917
~I.Orn fram1n$t tr1t111t.'c
needed. 30 Hr ..-. wcllcng
to learn all as:>ecl ~ HI:! :u-ea. ~-SOJO
Och Help. full tcme. ex~r
~i:ef'd Keis
&k·j619
OEUVERIES
Pf\Jme afternoons. Mc~r
ofc duties. Auto nee 0 C
Alrport~a 546·9995
Deli very Person Orivn~
for Dental Lab p<1rt time
Morrungs or afternoon~
Must have vahd C.:a l In·
& good driving record
Weekdays call &i&5068
"• P• r pr• f e r r l' d t.ldl twh131 OC*ded ror foi1t JIUll • pu1 time. All ·
IMiMJI Of'w,~ vvwuaii co 10 CM Sal •re• a U n • form 11
Opell :M0-7273 11 31 fw-nlabed Aloe• 21 or D~NTAL Auu.l 1''1T , OV1ir tteured welcome
RDA vl"C'f'd 1 yr min ell [;AL t~RIOAY, atron1 re No expertenc• nee. App
l>C'rieott II 8 tMT 25418 ~01UJ1t1clencal 11klll1. ly Unlveraal ProtectlOO
~l•I •• , t ethic al. t'rapable of u11sum1na Service. 1226 W. ~th
11uahty urflce Ltit ui. respon111blllty Xlnt Stne\, Santa Ana In
rtake you •n offer you Kro wth o pportuni t y tl'rV!~ hours 9-12 tr J-4
can't rdU114' Hununct0t1 =Idly upandlos Monthru F'n.
8e1M1h Mil 0771 Importer ~rbi Ha 1r S ty Ii a t : E xp ------M<~ Corp, of Ame,, ca. O.ntal Au i11 t Ortho \TI-IJTIO.G'72l6 fashion lalancl locatJon
cbalnude. expenencod & --Guar&llt.ee commi11ion tillA prefer:red fo"ll 0, GAL FRJDAV In photo· + Gd beoef1lli. 7:iG·l211
p.rt tmw l''m:ndly of (CT:tphy plant, work with ~--------ftl'l" ~ ~170 neii; ru. & other deta1b.
Oeottll Rt1cept1onu1l for
Newport licarh crown &
britl.Ct: praclll'c, full
t1rnt1, "oud llt>nd111i
IW+'ll211
Ot!t1t al Ch<11rs1de Asst
Nli. '1&ca.:.anl ~roup prdl'
uce. l!lCP pref'd. • d•y wk
uicl aJten1•te S.t mo1 "" ~1122.
l>ental Ass l. e x1wr
:.alary open HB un•a
1142 6625. 549-4110
.,... .. sl.t..t
0Wrs1de R. 0 A ex per
IO all phases o( bs t·k of
fire. Nwpt area 645-6501
Design <.:e nter Salct. &
Manlll(er Assistant Must
be expenenct.'C:I Sal;.il')
+ l'11 mrn1 ... i.1o n. Fu II
tune 642 221 O & 548 1 ~ .
Olsplll)
F\Jll tcme posct1011 ftlr l'X
pent•nt'l'd
DISPLAY SPEC'l/\l.IST
Company bcnd1t:. 111
cl\l.'.le discount pn\'1lc1H·.
medll·a1. dental, 1.Jfr II\
~urance & profit !>hann~
& penscQn program App
I) m pen;Qn
J .C.PEHNEY
24 Foshioll lslcmtd
Newport hac~
~OJ:; Mt-•
ORJVER, full tcmP. good
tlnv1ng rec;on.1. 18 Vl·;.ir:.
& O\'l'r •\ppl} :!.IJl W
Pa<·1 f11• C1rn -.1 II~'
Newport P.cach
lh ne1t.1ble, alart S3 25,
Apply-10~4 Onslte Pholu
l!r<1phs. 3303 H arbo r
Rlv!l Sle ES. CM
GEN ERAL OFFIC E .
( lime temporary. Mon ~)'1 60'7c> acc\ng, 40~
c:lenc&J. type SS + wpm.
IIUf\J computer dutu en
try Phone, basu: ac
<'t\l..0€ pnnc 536-7551. llli
~ Ofhce·lns back·
grOwid helpful but not
Of\:~ Chance tor ad·
vanc ml w 1grow1n(! or
gamzauon. Call 558·3292.
GENERAL OFFICE
C erk to prepare. frll'. ror
ll'llcrofilmmg Will 1rJcn
l'ustnm Weav1; C.:arpets
L~ Pa l'1f1(' St. Ftn \'I)
(ferw.rlll Offll'e Posting
•·lt-rk. front 11fft 1.·e l'Xp
pr1•l'd Uut1ei:. 1nl'lud1'
J1t-.V.t•nn1o: phont-i.. t} 11
1n~:. fclcnl( p<1yrnli. &
W O r k In I: w J •l 0 111 ~
rt'Qlt'htnl' L'~1 JreJ A~k
for lh•h:n ~51-li!lt.t
lA!rn:r .ii uff11 r t h:ri.. 1-.n
t.r. 11•\1•1 lll11n ~m11k1•r 'l'~'Pln$t. lthng, .. rrJm.b
CJ C \ 1 r port J r 1· d
:..Ill 7;{;7
(; EN1':tl1\L OF l''lt' I
Small novelt) &. J•1~ ,.
lVffiplln} dc~lrthUlt·' 11.!
ll1>ol411k. nl'l'<h µcr!>un
1>an 11mc fuU lrrOl' m1"t
haH· lyp111i: & ~unw of
( I c: l' l' °o'. p c r 1 1• n t l'
Plca:.,int .,.ork1111: , 11nr!1
lll1tL' ,\IJIJI\ 11 l l.11111111!1
!Afi W l1U1 :-.tr. ... 1 I u..1"
\ft~ I
tWR STYLISTS & •111i1·
tanlb OpeniniJ> now at
Michael Garr ison 's
Beauty S alon C •ll
IMU470 ---HEALTii CLUB ATTEN
DANT 25 to 30 hrs per
wk $3 00 h r
fem11le 1male. d11ys
Park N ewport S pa ,
6M-¥M -----~~:.cy Diqital ·~ ........... . Plessey Semi Condur .
I.en, the state ol the art
leader in d11(1tal & linear
rommun1c at1on JC'1>.
spec1a1Jvng '" hcgh rre
quenry dJ11.ltal lC's, has 11
req1.1rement for a d1K1ta l
;;ipplicauons engmct.'r to
asa111t cu11tomers with de
i.1gn protih:ms & perfo rm
appflc;it11111s e ngineer
1ng The :ipphcanl -.h1>ulc1
bl-l'OOVersant wtth RI-'
tc ... hncqut"'i & should ha\,.
had µnor t'X Pl.•nenl·C· cn
fn :<1uenl y 1>) n lhc!>t:.,
('\'I\ di r Jd111 lfc::.1~n
I ,.rnmcM•ng 1>a l<1r) will
111: S18K per annum .. 111>
J•·c't 111 11nnu11I rf'\ tl'"
Send reg11me wcth i:.i;ldr
l>arki:roond to PLEssn
SEMI CONDUCTORS
11>41 K111i.cr ;\vi.'
fn lO\.' Caltf!l2714
lkt.t.e-.,\ t'a!>hc er bn Rhl &
1 h,1rm1ni: "'•lh >.Int
v1<·1al !!kllh !\pplv '"
r•·r..on 2ti<li w (.oJ'l
llw) :-; H
om vu
llr"t~ full t cn11· n11thb
~fll\l Wiii jt "'l'l'kt-JHh
'\1.11 .,..,, ~-'Ill' l'n\ iron GEtilERAL OF.-=tct 111t111 1'.dl f111 J J1tit
~u,c 1'11)11) ph Ill\' • •m 1,\.' ·~••> 1·xt '.i2V H1!l 11r p; rt •:me f-1•1""'
dc1!1vcr'): l•'lowt•r' ti\
Ocbr11 ALSO I' 11 nil'
~all':) per~n 6'15 •IO'JJ I
ORJVEK Full t11•w \ .111
<!r1\cr. !. ,\ u UrJni.:c I
c ·nun t y d c I 1 ' 1· r 1 •• •,
213 m IJ.'>.1
t.<l't ..... rk •111. .. 1th
•'ll'lllnlt•I'' & lh•1.11I ~·)I k 11"" I,..... ( "I kl ,, I I
.'l.t l\f'lll>! ''""' >J .1111111 W.utr"'' I n1,1!hh pt•r
.1.-1. ''"' lw ll t'.<llh 111 I 1o<t'r·k t-:,ru•nt•n• 1· "
11 .cn1 1• \ r>t•I\ !•:1111 11111 1 I '.1 II hr J PPI
tl'm \·1111 thru f'11 b-1.'>~~"1""5211
Dnver for L1\ 'f1m1•i. l"d
route s llunt1n.:tun
Ilea ·h area Xlnl !>Blan
t-bon u .... depend abl~·
1·ar Call for detaal-
894-8.il.n or 8-18 .J:>O.l
Onvcr fnr delcvene~. ru11
IJme Neat <1ppeara1u:c
11.11 1!• 11 l' ·~t t 11•1t1 ••I t.•11,
ft;.,, 11 ph (', ... ,., \h .... J
( 'a!1 !J'h \.'\ih
Gt.-n..•r 11 Off,1·1·
CIRLFRIDAY
f•1r .m..i II ~r•J1•.tni.! ~ B
'" Type t!(lwp1;i, :.tll'"l'r
µhone:.. tilkl-onkr ... "<Int
bendtt:s Call i.anJ JI
li4.').~l 11
Kn<>~ledge of Newport ---------Harbor <irtll M<1.i lt•r
Bluepnnt .!34 l-'1M·h1•1
/\v e . Co\l1l Ml''J
5'\0--1174
GSitERAL OfftCE
Jnft)l'tnal e nv1ronml•nt
Fc\(: C.•I uHlll'
Job ~'f'W rt}
Comp;;iny Pa11l Mc·d11 JI
DRIVEltS Will Tr;;irn For A
Men or women ~ yrs nr Vancl) oi Ouuc:.
older Know the co;.i:.t APPLY BETWEEN I J ciues NC'l $11Jl 3 week or 85.1 Produ<'tcon Pl;.in•
more Or an ll 1.' <' o a~ t ·--N.cwpu-•rt-Bc_a~.·h-
Yrllnw C'u b. 17300 Mt
1111:.h·'~ :\In\ 11µpt ~ to
,upplcmcn l 1n1omc
Wdt11m .. n1·~ n •i.Hlcntl>
Perm ii I M~x hr:-. Nt•t'd
c ar & l\pew r11cr
llt1!-PI la I 1 l ~ II o~ t c~::.
"'ll'r\lll' .A7 JIH5
Housecleam•rs v. anttod 10
work Tue:. l''rt. M·J for
.laml'e ·i. Ha~RNl) Ann ~
·~UllO
I kiu."4:deantn,.; I' t ( t
()11.n lrJ n.' Start cm med
f •>p SS~ i,;J 0111\8 ,
&16-4H71
lfouM'l'lt'<I Ot'r wanle-d
~SU per hr MoP.l be
gOOd ~ust be rehable
~2'110
llt1u• rlc1.•t•p 1 n.: Ht' Ip
Ol'I flt•d Lai:una Bch
INSPECTOl~N PROCESS
M anufacluring med te a l company
needs a person who is a self·starter .
lakes detail work. capable of working
under a microscope or with s mall
par ts . Kno w le dge of soldering
op erations & r esistance welding
processes helpCul. Good bene fits
Mi ssion Viejo area . Salary
commensurate with experience Only
those qualifi ed seekrng permanent
em pl o y m e nt . ca ll Be tt y ro r
appointment 581·3830.
lnsw-ance
Sales with a future. Am
biuous man or woman
pre sently employed.
Patt u~ to ~tart. Full
ti~ when qua.Lified with
a minimum euarantee
per month. CchnAfete
tra1n1ng p r ogr a m .
Farmers I ns u ran ce
GrotAp. Call Gene D1Ullrd
Ml-5Ul
IMSUUNCl
AGl:MCY
f1rc & c asualty. rnm
roert·1 11 I l i nts un
derwnter t-:11penencc
req 'd R obe rt,on
I n!>uran<:c A:.i;oc Inc ,
bis-<.t&
l~f f:RI O R P L 1\~1
M;.i1nt pe r-. mu!>I bl·
knrJWled~ablc or all pl11n1
ma cnl l ~C'hn t q U l''
peN1oabl~ 'elf start1·r
llrl) ~ mclt·:.t~t' & ,.,,
bent.., Int per.. for h1111
l{rad or r .. pable plwn1
lover SSij. 11 lJ for a ppt
INVENTORY
CONTROL
Pnc111g, 'h1pp10~ ~ r~l'
-..:lll"IC typ1n1oe. rruiny de
ta.1b !IOB area 00 7()4.11
u.., S.Cretsy
Xlnt typcng a must Mag
Card II reqwr«I Able to
work unde r pr essure.
Coolat'l P16l. 6'4·9190
LEGAL TRAINEE-For
Nwpt Reh Law P1rm,
xJnt slcills w rstronc book
keeping hac kg round
Ca.JI 75&-0234
l...cve-1n Chnsllan he lper
for elderly lady, CM C<1r
hf!I pf uJ 548-3289
UJnl'h & 1Qr after ~rt11>ol
suiierv1'W!' Crudes Ii, 7 &
8 O<ivc!> &hoQI, 2 h11ur'
lu111•h I h our uflt·r
'rhr.;11 Mon thru Fri
$1 ~ hour Call Cheo 11·
Ui.av~ 5.'>G 3430
U..nrh Wa1tr"''C'•
""'" t-r1. t">.fJ pn·I d :?Ssl W ( 'oa'>I 11 v.} :'lo R
l,\''\ f11I •1r pitrt 111111·
~lttj1t·at111fls :1 IJ ,\11•,J
\r-rri<· ('on, ll<rp ,,.,1
t:t-nlt!r. C M ~·.>.~
•MACHINIST•
4 da> ~I hr "'t't k
l::!Jl.£R l.'ilH.,'~TRH.~
Wll ()o, e !->t .._ fl
1\ert-'>S r rurn (J (. 1\ "l" .rt
---------:"ttaai:t .. ,1rmf\ Th•· Inn :11 L.Jl:Un..i ~l I ... t ''"•I INVENTORY I Iv.\ i..dl:Ulld J;<. .,1 h
Tue.
Wed
Thur..
., 1 ,_ ________ _
i \~ tr1 J ,llJ P \f
l..t'a' 1n~ fr'1m ! In Lcn• ••I
r11 H 1\'7 Tr.1'1 IJtin.<tcnn
& rcfrl'.,hm1·n1 .. !•tr•
'11fr°'J S:J .7lJ j>tr h11ur
I Al.l.TOOA'l
557·0045
en-Lin:.
•1•,11o Q'll>• l>\11\C'•~ll ~ll>Y>CH
3721 lirch St1'ttt
Newport hac.h
JA\41TORS
Mm & Women tu .,.urk
MAIDS WAN1£D
f•1r f·r . di•· r•·••Jr1 "•"rt
llllffiM ~.\II pr,.(1·rr HJ
Y.'111 trJJn t''Jll ttmc
\ppl~ 1n l"'r•.<111 11 • ' c, ....... l 11 ... \ L,•1! Ii• I .,r
Call ii~ ~1 ~I ,\.,k l11r
Elallll'
Mainll-nan1·1' ma n (11r !1~
urul JPI 1·11mpl"' 1n c 't1 00 ~/iJ 1213 tHi\."> :~.,I
~amlemmce li:.inch m.1 n
Apt m&lllt bldR cleau up
t M N R ateJ Truck •)r
\'an cie<;1rable 1''\lll ttm•·
Uper-net• 642 1603
l:'V~. 5 J.iy~ v.l't•k m M a1nlPna1H'e at UJn a
!llewl'Ort .. ash con ls land r .,,.,. n l Ii :l r h ,, r ~: ..
area Unl \N,ill Bid~ I pt-rie n1·ed pref~• r('•l
M.wntenant:•• 1.226 W Slh S3 !'I() per hr ,tJ.rt • rr
~.SA !'i-12 7~ tnf!t' IJt"nd 11... \I 1•h
JANITOR
f\Jll tJ m.:. Mon lhru f'r1
XJnt workcn~ cond &
l>CntofiL~ Bayview Ma.nor
& <.:On \ ll v ~p 2055
Th u rc n St C M
6'2·3005 ..: 0 J::
~TOI OunJ Or 1~; bl.I:'
iMamtmancc I' ll m" JP
, prox 2 moi-P.<mlJn.ll •''P
oe<' Tustin J red !!;JI <lll81
llerrmann, t'ounta1 n ---------ftt,.,ort hold. hr~ flex JA.'<ITO~ DAYS
MA:-JICL'HIST f11r 'ipt
ikh ... alon nt>l'ded am
mNltatel\ Th .. ll"tr
11.andll'r' ·
t>t2~ Vallcv <NI) of !)I atcr
b e t w n ~ e w h 11 p (' &
Eurlld l
DrWI Store Clri
Mon Fri expcncnn·
ple ase 962·5847
El ec.-tromr As!>em bler i
yr.; exp w wcre harnc!>-.
&solde ring 661·6664
Gl:..~ERALOf'l"fC I::
TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
1\CCTC CLERKS
PBX PULSE
OPERATORS
Top Puy ~o Fe.-
Paid Weekly
MORR EU
'I EMPOR1\RY
SERVIC~
pa id vat' ~ bo n u:.. Men & women. Irvine &
494-1196 NB area, good pa)'. mw.t jllll--------•
HOOsEKEEPER L1vt> an 1 !::~o~ phon~ a. <ar
IR HB home M yr old girl. · --
IJte hswrit. 968-8834 Jarutor Plant Clean·up on
-da)' shift Apply Reeve~ llousekeeper for family, Rubber loc 415 i\vencda
dally 7 JO am lo 6 00 pm Pl San Cl ~st dn~e Work rclat«t _co_. -em -
rt'f':. req'd Xlnt salary JR SECRJ:.IAR\'
benchls. Turtle Rotk Typmg & general orftce
W"ea 851·9170 d utch for acrounllnR
MAMUfACTURlNCi
TECHNICIAN
Medic i.I Compo ne n t-.
Cl)rp . a fast Rro1,1, 1ni.:
hcg h technol()I?) l •1m
pany cn M1ss1on \'ieio 1::.
looking for a br 1~hl.
you n g m f' C' h <i n 1 l' d I
ma nwitcturc nit tcchn1
cum wtlh 2 ye..r; nf com
twp W-*1d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MIT9tRIADll
Public agency In u•
cr owded So. Orange
County ta xeelt1n'C a
water mett!r re•der
Must be able to work UJI·
dtr deadllnea & heavy
wart loads. Knowledle
of water roettta at rela\
ed equapment t>-neCiciul
Beg 1 n n in g s a I a r y
$1012/mo. with excellent
bene!IU. Apply lo person
\.()
Moulton Niguel Water
27500 La Paz Road
L.agunu Niguel, Ca 92'>77
An F,qual ()pptr
__ Employ~ _
METEllHOF•s
Primary s uppbcr or good
food to the lr\lme cor
porate l'O m m un1ty .
needs responsible d e
IJvery person to dnve our
var1 Good dn v1ng record
~y. Mon·f'l-1 Ap
prox 8 30 to I : 00. Oooc1
for parl tame durcni:
s<.iw>ol Start 13 15 per hr
Call Glenn 557-6232
MOOB.s..ESCO«TS
Atlr11ctive Females Onl)'
l:'lrowk + ' 645-6896
Momm~ nl'W'>paper uut••
mute· A1>prox hr'> 4 6am
rlnclY l!lt>al 'upplemro
wl J<1h '..pµn 1>. l:'amcnl!'
S37~> $4~111 '"" ~>40 JOtr>I
7 IO<im
M'• l'I I .;11rnd rv r11·r~orh
hi;J:l l:au111lrv w11rk 1'~1 II
&J•t111W ">,11.I•) ,("
IA-nt'f1t-. A1»1l\' trt p1·1 •r,n
11111' I.>· " 'vi•· ,, I 1111
J2(lJ ll:1rl1<1r < • .\I
~t 11 t " I ' 1 ~ht < · 11• r k
\ :tr1•1Ui. d11t 11•.., :1 tlV!. pc
.... ~ '• I :~11\ .\! $1 l~I f11f
llll''JI S,l C!:J 1111 t'"-f'
')L')~;I
.'t!I 1\,' f•:JC !-it""'~·
l{I :a.11,I• n, II t 11r11
H!l7 II M
1".1 ... 1
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\Ill Io, I I I" •111 "••I
I ;t ,1 "11 .!CJ .. \ '\I' 1,1, 11'1/ I
khd hi•, 711"1
-.:ur.-t·!"\
Pl.AMT PERSON
\\1 Jn• ,.,, .... 1111' r11r "
riuti.:•11111! p1·r,11n !11 ~''' ~
.. 1111 111l.,11r 111.1111 ''
lh1·1r rn.11:1l• llJnc • I· 1111
tame "'ITll' "'f'l'lt<'rnh
1•xµ1·n 1•111 l'd r e11111 r1·rl
l'h"'"' ·'Pllh in pc1~1111
\I J )j I
ROGER'S
GARDENS
2'.lOI :ot<in J•1a4w11
lltlb. Hn;.id
COM 640 !):J-14
Nur..~ \•dM i 3. & :I I I
EXPl'rtl'Ol't:d $3 25 l•I
S.l 00 r t·r h r Hl•t·t·ut
,,:J'Jth 6. h11u,,c-.1' •. ,, ·"
1·1·ptt . .od for ~·rt tr.Jtnlll~
\f,.,,<1 \'1•rde lon• 110:.11
11;1 lknkr <.: M 5't8 ~
.\ur..mg
:"<1JH!)f~ /\ll>J:o;
Oii.•111n1h un Jll s hafts fut
l'l'rtllted Jcdc.. Cla:->M''
"' ;,11 f•>r mexpcr
1-.AR:O. Wllll,fo. YOU LEA RN
Appl) Jt fohi.:!>hlp ( '1111\
Cet\ter. 46t> l-1Jg!>h111 Rd
Npt Reh &Ii 8044
*NURSING•
RN L\':". full 11rnc -,11 k
j)d~. K pd llul11fay.,. to:.
l)(>n.,fcb 'Int W•1rk 1111•
Lttnd.. E () ~. Bet '\ 11•\4
Coo• llosp. l\.155 rt1unn
CM 64Z·:i505 ORANGE COAST
OAILY,.LOT
llO W. lay St.
We offe r o utii;tandcng
worlong cond.lt.iom. and u
hberal benefits packai:e
H you qualify. please .1p
ply an person L•1
DELIVERY BOY. Part
lJ me. afternoons & all
day S al. Furniture de·
I.Ivery 1727 Westcliff Or
N ll. 646-1678
EL ECTRI C l 1\N or
HELPER Opportunity
for <1dvanc•emcnt wct h
rapidly 1trnw1ng 0 C
contractor Cnntat'I t'~d
nr Art al 5"6· 18'1R
- -s&.aff Must be accurat~ HOUSlkEIPBS 4.Swpm ,., mrnd for de
IRVlN E. 1~2-6666
E O.E M 1-· plex m e('h an1 c a l <1"dlil ~lllg
=~s~::~~~~" RN
Costo MHa. Ca. [)('ltvery P ume /\M. LA
1'1mes SlOO per wee k
!_.aguna Beach. 49'1~
GttrL OFflCE
Bookkpl( & ty p'g exp req .
iclnl benefit:.. Cull
~5206.
f.IPTIME tails Custo m Wu,·c
Dana s ~lousekeepmg Carpels lMJO Pac1f1l· St.
Caltforn1a's lar11e st ~Vly __
e.-cper 1J you f~I vou art> AM .,upcrv1sor for !'-* ht:!I
quahf1ed and readv for a ti>riv hoc.p l~oocl work J\n t;qual Opportunity '""l~~E~,m~p~l-oy~e~r ~~·I ® P ACIFIC mUTUAL
needs 5 mature people to
work pr1 v:ite homes l(EYPUHCH cbaJlen~e With an e x· mg ('Ofld XJnl bl'OI• t,.
cellent l'hanre fo r n1.1rl'ment plan ~ppl~
-::I 700 Newport C.Cnter Dr Deli VA!t')' , p /l, 4 . JO. 9p m .
Own trans . Mon rri
Some wknds req. Musl
beovr 18. 5.11-0811
ELECTRICIA N
Rescd OnJy T o $.15
962.5447
$4..~ per hr 750·~ _ Exper or trainee. XJnt co
benefits. inrormal ore.,
personal J nd fcnanccal a.t Fl ag~htp , C.•in\
iuowth + xlnt benefits. Ct>nte.r 466 l-hl(s h1fl l{d
j!JH' us a call. a~k for NJ>( Bch 642 !!044 Canvassers : Earn xlnt Newport Beach. Ca 92660
pay reg1stenng vot ers.
eves & wknds m H. B An Equal Opporturuty
area. & h e Ip The Employer M /F Delivery man . 42 hr.
Libertarian Party or --------!1111111• week, experienced In Calif gain ballot status. mrM.ng " touch up or
Mu.st be neat, outgoing, ~ furniture. Call Be tty
pref over 21. Call 964·3338 Q.ERlCAL bt wn 9· 11. 642.20.SJ _
or9S4·1i08. SUPIAP/f DELIVERY DRIVER
Carpetlnstallers · Needed Work l ·S for run com · p /l'irne opening a vail
for HB area Sept 4· 14 pany that plans parties. Must be 21 . St.art at $3.25
For further info call boat charters. conven-+ tips. Able to work
3J3.761-9722coUec\. Ucni.etc. Udo Isle. Must eves. Apply after 5pm.
l~. ask f« Gene or Michael. carpet 81.nder. Wlll 11ew lrvinePenonnel Agency Me N'~ Pina, 410 E
binding to raw edges of •E 17th, Cost.a Mesa t7thStreet. Coat.a Mesa area rugs. Experience SteZM 842-1470 -
prelerred or will train ~__,....~ DWVER·LA Times car
penon with commercial roulel in CM /HB. 3-6AM.
!leWUll bac.kground. Ap· ~$400 mo. + bonus.
ply in person Custom Cerical 546-4el or 964-41182 We.ave Carpets, 18480 SICl!TAIY
Pacific Sl. Ftn Vly. ltlC8'TIOMIST
CAI WASH HILP We are look.in& for an ex·
FuU•Parttime perienced o utgoing penon with typing skills
l860ver arthe abJtit~~anite. llETRO CAR W A.5H s.&uy will oo ex·
2950Harbor 81. C.M. perteace. Pleue apply In
CASHIER: Apply in penonMonthru f'rl,8·5.
person . Crown
a.rctware, 3J07 E. Coaat
ltwy,CdM.
CMIEi$
UlDIEI llll£TS a.rt: HNltb food store.
Dental Assist. Do you
want a career in Ortho
utllid ng 11·1 your R OI\
akilla? ~lZl ...., ...
Periodonti.IC. need.a full
time aut. Expanded
duties oppty. X -R ay
certilicate reqd. EJCper
pref d. Salary open. Call
8CUll31.
Dental Aaalstanl, part Ume poa. for beech arN.
~ office. X·R.aY ea-
per. req. M7·3511.
OID&al Aa't, Ortbo., Chr.1 N.B. Part time or r~
~ORTS
LeMan D~ Lallue
Taking appt's Exp nel'
Topquality 642·~-
EXIC SECRETARY
Excellent sec retar1 a I
slalls. Dynanuc environ
ment for person who can
work i ndependently
Sl200 month. Send re
sume In confidence to
Collins Assocs . 567 S im
Nicolas, Newport Beach
9'1660.
Exe<'ull ve se c relary t o
R.E In vestor Salary
open, Good opportunity
41H-1763.
GEH'L OfflC E
lmmed opening. F:x
pene nced Accts recv.
Lile typing . Phone Co
benefit s S8SO s tart
642-349'J
Gen'I OCc·Oehvery Stu·
dent wan\ed P ,T , 1·5
mnn·f'rl, must have own
car. call 540 5851.
GIN. OfC to SIOO
I yn gen! ofc exper +
moderate typing will lh1s
super pos wtx.lnt Irv l'O,
xlnt bene(it.a 4' good adv
COASTAL
PllSONMll.
AGIHCY
HUU~t-;KEEPE RS. Sat CM. Call !'41Ult' aft 9am
thru Wed. full lime . Rood &tS-!'AllO
benel1ts 4000 Hilana -------
Way, NB 642_·_586_1 __ _
flousdleeper-Care ol 2yr
otd, pre( Mature liv·m.
81.11 Laguna Bch ocean·
front home Refer. req
494-8689 -----llouselteepen. r ull ll me &
P 'f. good working condi-
tions. 8 pd holidays.
E.O.E 8ayv1ew Manor.
642-3505
11.skpr & bubysitter. 2
chldrn, l\am ·7pm Live·
cn /out. 640-9008
lJnjque retail nursery ii;
loolung for an outgom R
person for a fuJI t ime
carry out po61llon, 9·6. Moo &o Fr1. please apply
lopenonS.5, M F.
ROG-S'S
GAIDIMS
2301 San J oaquin
Hills Road COM 64().*4
Betty. 581 3830
MECHANICAL
BGINEER
lll'!ide jewelry sales for Laundry, Ute work. at
rrature woman. Unusual Costa Mesa Inn. 3205
FactOC)' Z790 Harbor CM oppty. Will tratn. Wltnds Harber. C. M. f\111 ar P tr.
PLASTICS NEVERAl-'EE &somenlte-.493-8822. Salary+ Co 8enerlta.
540.6055
To assist I.be Vice Pres1
del\l ()(a small manufoc
turing with all phases of
e n 1 1 n l' e r 1 n lt . E x ·
perienced in all ma chin·
mg processes. stamping
dyes, product develop-
ment It tool design We
aTe l oo k l n R fo r a
divenl!ied sh.irt sleeve
enain eer with good
meehanical abiUty. Con·
t act Ji m Millett .
Windfield l.ocks. 1613
Monrovia, C06ta Mesa.
6'>8193.
WOIKBS call atm hours appl --lNSPECTORS -Apply~---ln_penon.__ __ . ---;Medical exp back om~
4 = 40 -w-_.. ....-.. -1 r;r F o r p r o d u c t I o n Legal Secretary for med. for bttsy ~iatrlcian 's
..-_. -~ aallmake r . Nr OC size defea&e clvil Uthta· office.F\1Ulime6'4--09'70. A yioperson Ught typing, some to .... u·oa nrm. Exper. pre· ID• -k ..... _ .. _k T Airpo rt. •On -Thurs ..-ey • .,...y ...,. · alk to .. 30 o-r· f•rred. Good tyfiln° 1191CA1. -~-· ..... c C le 0 D'"'bb u·4 : p .m . '"'De Ill. "' .. _.,_.,... n ys r "' 1e --.. stills. contact o fle e T~•tll ~ 1sz.-0503 ••• 1-. "'·.......,.... 2101 Dove St. N.B. • mp-, 'JS.Om. Slart Im· Calif. Ii~. 2 yn . exp.
Girl Friday for small lnlulation lnat.aJlen Ex· rmdietely. Mgbtlb.lft, pawuduly. Factory Produc lio n : · . p'd, for Union lnluJ. Co. Pacifica Communit y
Openlnp on 2nd at 3rd ~.; =~•.b~ lnSo.O.C.CaU: f.ea•I Sec'y /Newport Ho a plt•l.s.. 187 82
shift Apply· Reeves "........ --rn., GWeoJGtUlaUon Beach. Respooalble Dllawar., H.n . "2·0611 Ru~ Inc, 4t5 Avenlda ::':~~4o"-'· -..m. MC:retary to work In 3 mm Plco.SaoClemeute. . . .-a. "'-.. • ~~ •--------...,_.omce. XlDtullls i---------_..... ~ ,..ume .., 1o1w..nce reQUlm. SalU')' ()pen. -· • Baolt OlfieR: Ex· P1lt1 Clerk, Ins urance m : Newport Beach: Y~ Decorat.onH, 7
8
12 SSMOMIY SS Ca01"1tb .... -111t. p'd beclt omce for W.~
ow.town Ave • · • Nat'l loauranct flrVJ femily practice. NB. Kxp'd, mature, f /l .
~. CA._.. needl LOI> prod. "UaD Leaal Secretary part -.m>.
Uc", time. Corporation ex· 1---------Umell ,_Tto' drys pe~ Jl\Jlmc:utter. noap. nee. ••GO 00 DANCERS
Oplnh\p now available a.ax part ume ev•. WM · OJ> u ary . lllllt won All, pit, r tt. needed now by ~reen .._. •--perl ence. Excellent•--------~~':!,*::a ..a.,,. Call 1*11t4 or t.BICAL
lrd Patty EDdonement _... · Uve.ln. SIOO per week
Pro'I Only, Pie .... Con· llllldletaema Ma-lf18 llD room ai board (114)
far 11111 Lime. ualatant Book shop \n Laa-.oa belllta. Ortbo txp. • M2·'702. Art.lat Mcmnt. 778-1180 nn-=-: • JDd. • 3rd. BMcb. call 484-5010 tor _RD_A_r-a ___ ._eo_ .. __ . --F 0 0 D s & R v I c E _Exi_•_. -----~ti.in.==~~ •~111.-..Pllt..__· -----DIMJAL,..,,.. SUPERvt90R Cert. pre-'-!.II _.,RDS
pr beur. MvllDClt'O*lt n -v PRTTll 2-lclaya n...IX·raycbrad f•rred. Clean, newer WWII' ~ty for UDana,.. -.et. Exp helpful but MUI 12 ldtdlm. Pon Meaa Conv. Opinlnp ln lmoe area
tnaa& now °' qulin.d I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ilMW or cm> m.64S1. leads. Weekly checltl.
,_ ~ to a .ao eot nee. Apply at 1eeo 1-n-..--_,A-·e=W--..... -.---Hoap. 2570 Newport 11.81 to at.an. IO day
ps'hola'itqQaJifted. P'or Pl•cen li•. C M or ua... --lhd. Costa llua. 1'•lu . UnHorms
Rip lMOme "40M +"
Xl1t advancemtnt.
7l...,,_1JT5for ,\ppt.
n10N laformatioll • ln· IOCll'll. tml!l eooeao. ~. 110 per dMlck ~ '°to.-. a ac. •--------nc dead9t needs IJIOl'lt ror llDiform aJlotment. Mak t t boa• 1 o o d 30009 Crown Vallt1, Cle1'k1J Pit nl1bt work t:lf.c bllp Itel. ftleodly l"Orelp c ar mechanic ror l ntoruutlon. b@ atcM lMml ,_.,..
i..... Nlpel. --wlmdl. No ••P MC. For die. lcilaal + .... N.B. needed, operieneed. AP· ..... .. ...... naHable to arealln4/11'7440. loc i11tr"'9 t!all fDr de-MMm Db lela't romsn Car --.ramUJ1t1ed· lltllaa10ppor~• \.IHI, ltop N'Oo flJ N --------1 lenl ee, La1 N l1 . fllw lllme«NDI to Mil? ..... '.atltlmrar .... ta t.o..a.Amlt,nuao. w.&Adllllp? MHl'18 • ....,. a..n.s•c1o1t...u. ~can....,.
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..a••• lmmtdl•t• openlu. llUt be dependable.
M\'9on t•O::S..r..:i :\.!.'::: •• ,...hr· ....... Clll~
t:•toll: .... -.n.
Nur510g
LVN
<)pt'run":-. un full tcml' P M
!'h1ft.1> Pa.rt·t1me night:-.
Xlnt. benef. Good st<1n
en~ salary Apply 111
fl.,,gsh.cp Conv. Center
466 F1a":-.h1p Rd. Npt
Bch.6'2~
Nurs1111(
The REWARD
W'lll be all yours etl
Garfield (;arc. We havt•
immediate openings for
NURSE'S
AIDES
The sat11fa ctlon that
comes from this pos ition
will be onlY one ol your
rewards. Garfield olfers
the rmest in benefit.I and
l>llary, plus • pleuanl aw:I friendly working en.
vlronme nl. To leun
l!Xn, please ca.II or app
tyat:
GARA ELD
CARE .'
C.W••s..,
77~=.d tfl ti ,, ........ Co
l71 tl47-t67t
F.qual ()ppor\uni~y ~M/P/H
Sell wttll ZAIS! lt'aa&aaaE 0 :-UIW Aa.•M71
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PIZZA un 17th .st <>r•nii•·
an Ca.la M~.a AJI !th1fb
itVIUI •t ~ um" Will ~ ldulli( Jppbc·utton., on 'Jbutlo Fri Sat thu. "'l't'~
11-4.or call ~78771 for
referral ~ < > l'.:
f'.a1ntl'r Mu'>l bl• l'\
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tt:qw red ~a Ian 111w11
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hk Ul lr.K'ul r~ IJUr Jiil'
Call for appt M'..! ~>i!'.17
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Southwc:.t Hunk 111111
Glenneyr c. Lai.: lkh Ht·
q1.1res purk1ng lut Jt11•rt
danl Mon & Frt t:! i.
Tub Thur 2 :i ( '0111.11·1
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Tt:IUl V'8 PIZZA C:O.ta Meu Roullque-
Now hlr\111 (or pa.rt or Call Jltana 640-SCMIJ Of
ruU lirrw ~Ip Mu1u 1>t' Ml.cslO
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work arou nd !llc·hool Ill~ 11tock brokera1c ~ Mwi\ be 18 yr. hrm near OC Airport,
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leatdng tAnd Investments
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Dlttln1 Shett.ie P"PPl•1: F..ttate Sele. Antlque11,
Super . lovlna pela. II ·ntn1. furniture, COitec ........... '"*e.m.197
7
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tllO ....................... ........• .,.rted ........ ,....... ..... ..... rild • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mt. ud ot.Mr taaellld -.. 8nc1bur7, mo •........,.. on11 a weeb fllN1ol. SK ..,. Slip ·11 Yamaba RD •oo. . '811().
it.M. ltfon l .,.m ._ lru.a, w~. <*t, a ao .. ITEDOV avaU. tt0-•10 wkd>'•· 9htr ~-C.te rar-~
U T-UU. Or n u teeo Miilard Sheela. 8.EAA),.._l'lalllPM __."'. rtap, oew com.la. Xlot . v w. !Mlio.•ts -.~ orMNJa. -----coa4 auoo. Btf 2:ao pm o.tom 1' Dodge an
.... ~ .... O.W K V cnachloe for
••I I aee • ............. •• ... <Joc.t C0D4. ..... of
..._Ille. aow ready •
C AL 2$·Very w e ll 4'5·5UI or PM /e v 100; 11190)' it.ru, muat eq\&lpped race/c rwae e...n11 aee. 1.1500 down, t.o.
Divoro force1 ule pyma&a.~.
Mw._o t101 al# t1t2 D11.-t720 .................•...•. ....................... . ..................... .
"JO 510, auc.o traot. new
Urea. rblt e n1. sood
oond. ,,.. well $l200 fol·
fer. H>-1758
So\T ONLY ! SUlu AUm fw 0. OH Ue • Son 'rn.dle bed. ham, chord m.,. C.o ~1 •lU?
'• 11 ..... lff4
.... '1'\ lbky dlJ't bite, very
tllb6cl I& Ldte new Tl'·
quila l'.klnnlMI aaaJa $1800
m.el70
IOOd abape. ~-
830-9151
'74 Ford Ecooollne New
dlgine, new paint, 46 gal
tank. szsoo. 53t;m5 or
640-511M.
ltUAIOMIO
5AU:S. SBVIC•
AteLIASI• DEMO SALE
NOW lN PROGRESS!
IE4SEYOUR ·
1979 7331
TODAY
OOODSELECTlON '78 8210: •dr Sedan,
AM/YM s\ereO. 28M, air ,
new rads, like ne w.
I
=:eD , lam,1 . \II • bOc*:t dclt.tla JACI( w A.I.SH
tm ,CM CAANTCO.
....................... -------
l'\am., <.1a1Wac • m11u·
Fn 6 Sa t lll3UI
Waterbury Ln. ti U -7'1'UI.
II• tJQee OU~ '°" 12 ". a t9 a nd f4 H l"or
COMP ETt t rv 11! bid
t'Omtto7ll at 111.hSt , C 2
or n ll a t -4402
C olema n P e11 k I
bar kpa r k , b lu ~
Po larauard mummy
~ b..IJt l ow old
Bea ~rJW
·411, Luden &6. Wt. varn
hu ll , a l1p In NB ,
bt!llUUful. $4000 .
HIM UOl\I
YAMAHA RD-400
LO MJLES, Sl200
~
'72 Yama!y J25VZ d irt
blkll, gd pttce $200. Call
Tom fM6.82:l!e
"78Trans Van ~Chevy,
li", lJY ml, loaded, i.old new $1.5,200: now $11,995
64t}.1Z73 eves
RACH IMPORTS
8411 Dove Street
NEWPORT BEACH
75J...0900
lOYCA&ValMW
UtOJamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6444 .
$05.~_. __ _
'79 5Z.X Grande Lux·
wy, loaded. champagne.
Priced to sell $10,700.
!179-35TI.:..::..:..· -----
'70 Datsun 2000 Roadster. ,P.CAT
l-tulu~ rever1eK (orcl'
ult' Gd cood, trlr. Sl200
'75DodgeTrade5man 100.
Must Sell. new tarer1,
l!lpd, .s3-7503 ___ _
'18 Veloce Spnnt Cusl :
mint cood, 9M mi, s old new $1!),400. BBS wbls,
p.7 P ire lli tires. 25w
12 g au"e llc1r1111111t u n
f\unp #Jul l'OOd , 1,•111h,·r
c•11t•, I U O t2 tc•UMt'
fllbwbur& SUJO 77~ 0018 nrm -.2978. ___ _
K.liw1Dtd.I Jet Ski, u~i-<l l'al l O 0 18 . elltr as .
twice, like new' SHJOO ~pun slip, must seU.
"78 YAMAHA 2.50 Enduro,
like new! 500m1. Xlnt
cord. t925. pp 673-3398
'7lJ Yamaha<400 Enduro
'77 Ford Van Chateau stereo syste m. 640-12'73
A /C, AM /FM . dual eves
73 IMW l.O CSL
Rare fac. ong. AJpina
sup. steering &: brakes.
Air cond. Mint cond.
6C2-0&l6.
ORAHC9E couMTY·s
O&.HST
Removbl hardtop, alloy
wills, new Mich . .Restora·
tion nrly cornpl, int un·
!lrusbed. Move forces
sale. Best offer by Mon.
m-3658 Eves. 49& 2198 s:MIX> lbelll of r 548--4488.
Xlnt cond, S850
S.51·3823
tanks. $5400 o r btil A..
5.59-U44 9707
~ ...................... .
A.I.I 1tl1Us llqua;um 10 1Y ....... l~1tl. w 'la nd, pl~nt ..... Shr'90 1091 LI STINGER :;AlLBOAT
(lake Luer) 10 used
l>Oill.ll ror u le ~pt 3rd
t-}ld of i.eason isaJl' Fan
LaSllc s1tvmgi. Citsh on b' Loc11ted at S1ulboat
Rl.'fltlll i.tand 10 Nl'wport
Ul.tnd
1913 Yamaha TIOOO. only
2100 mi. lllte new, 1750.
6'4-t738
'tll Dodge Van Pop up "74 1001.S 4 dr sed. A IC,
I.OP Swamp cooler M akc auto trans $2400
'75 OZlO, 2-d.r. xlnt cood in
&out. great gas mileage,
l\lbif\i &. lh'<'~ 968 1312 ••• ••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • cifer 642-2Sl0or 646-48411 $2:500. 536-3086 __ _
18 IT 17S. YAMAHA 600 '712
mi, xlnt cood .• 642-3420 9S90 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gl1ant 1c 7 famil y •
~d. autom ot1vu
& clolh1n& Ncllhlnac nvrr
tom Aug\llt 31. Sept l
~ Arbor St , CM 111ff Yamaha YZ. '75. nc~
engine. $465. Runs good
673-3910
. .,.~.... .. ~
CREVIER •••••••••••••••••••••••
SaJes.Serv1 CC· Leas mg
Roy Caner,btc..
Rolls ftoyce BMW
'74 200Z tipd, a.ir, mags .
xlnt con d. AM /F M
!o.ll:reo. nu tire5, $4600
~-
V1ctona, end of Cun 1'r;un "'-" on 4~ board uneouaJ). w lel(l> duo contd
lran.-.forml'r 3E:ng, I~
Home Sale Anl1qul':o cars 12 bklgs 60 twit whl
furnit ure. hou:.e holu tar:. Xtra trac·k $1511
1lerm & m1:.t' SJt :-,ur1 Cocnpletl' 9hK 7:r7:!
1().5 34002 Salver Lun tern. Dana Pt OLDOAJ< MILK CltAT~S
Tilt-;COUNTY to"AIR
SI 00 Ulch ~0.00.10
WANTt:U Cc.ilur I"\' :.
Ut:ad ur ullve T~ pncci.
pd t>40-17ij6
•reac :w40 4 lrJ<·k :.1111ul
:sync V1rt uJlly n\'w
Mlu1uf11cturer.. wHrrunl>
~ull valid $1100 1'.H 44!>1
-------Mobre Cal 14'. Xlnt Cond
$l.2SO
496-0796 ---~ JO II '76 Ruller
Curling, VH F. fath . I uwner. bnstol Must sell
~.:>00 PP ~4398.
Two '75 Yama ha En
duros. JOOm1., br and new no defects M:.ikt·
all) rifer~
Mota-Hofms. Sclff I Ralt/Sfor• 9160 ••...•.•.•..••......... Persona.I effl'Cts left b~ le
nant at~ E 18th !\t w 111
be on sale al gar:t~l' al
2177 Mine r , c· M . on
9 I 179, 8 to 12
tro yd.s good clean grttn
!\haA All or 12 $100
5.57 6629
N l' w Be 1• k er M 11n11
.,. M 1 A M r 1J d 1 o $ 7 5
~l418
l5"'COLOK1V '!IW
~>l 1';it 11r , xlnt rond. ~lrll.'>. t7 l<ll 6'15-3463, ext Rt::NT 23" FIR E BAl,L Xl5 !:>ELF' <.;ONTAINl-:1>
REASONABL1': tW5 2283
SAT & SUN 9·3 dt•!.b
chest of dwr:., sora.
lamps, hs hld ~d,,
typewrtr. plants. clothe!..
& misc j unque. 202
Abalone Av, little Ba lboa
island. ----
Oak drssr & m ir ror. lyr
old color 1V. + more'
2212' -:i Laurel Pl. N. Ii
642·59l0.
$lll 111l'tal detf'ctnr. new
Nrver used $3lJ
673·~
P iano $600 EIP t'
t y pe w rite r S t>O
Ose1Uoscopc ~-962,g373
Encyrloped1a Dri ltanica.
Circa 19-i7. +year books .
Xlnt rond. $100. A pt
rdng. $30, Vacuum tank
type. $JCI Manual
Garage SJle S/\T " " typewriter. $3.5 Daven·
SC'uba Gear. Haby furn. port & chair. $125, m1:.r
t nys, bonk!\. 1:i1l11 1tl'm " 646-175_7 __
dolhes. sz \0, I L.;hld g1!.. Co In r ed t v co m h n
wall uml -1 111 8m.h:i111• w :-tere<l. AM if'M & tv
Way. UniverMlY P J rk 1!1im<' '<'' Under warran
ln1 ne tv 0JO Gold lo\eseat.
llARBARA CA RTl,A!'rn dbl recliner. $100 best
Books! Book:.' ijt)(•k:. • \JI m i..J cond 646-6637
W'ca. Mesa Verde· J<iht' Wa-yn-;;-Famil y
ro38 N Ctpclla. C:~ l\leml.11.•r<ih1p. $1200 lk-st.
SATURDAY ON l.Y LransCcr Cees mcludcd ~so~~c. ga mr~ i:ll 11741
Haun~ Goods 806S .•••...•...............
M u s t m ove nn w 1
C o m p I e l e h ,, u ~ 1•
furn1s h1ng!\ & !Wffil'
<'lnthes Call 962 w~
.Jeowftry 8 0 7 0 ....•••••••.•..••......
JOHNWAYNECLUB
'Tl•nms mcmbN~b1~ for
!>aJr. $1500. Cati Calhw
759 0451
ltu!\l>ell Surfward
S30
'195 !".1527
" 151,, llub:. & silver
n-e:.t car"' from Porsche
model 9l2 for $1!0. Call
~-25.53
2yr Warranty
642 5340
looh & Morin• . .,..,. ...
•··•••·•••·•··········• 90t0 .•••••.•...............
WHETHER
BUYING
SELLING
Th;. is YCMtr
DAILY PILOT
BOAT MART
To place yow od
call 642-56 78
Pearson 30 with 01c~cl
and wheel and m uc h
mon Ex1·cllcnt l0•10l't .
wnh Ncwp11r1 SI 1p
$2 S . 5 0 0 Lb y s p h
957 1633 t-.vc ph
962 (8)0
Beautiful EM ERALIJ &
Dia mond ri ngs. must
Sacnf1ce: m eet in the
bank by appl nnl)
551~.
Mscelalteous 8080
S m Gt• r man made R' mfla dlllglly. w 'oars
v.at<·hmaker 1ewE.'lers Wood nl)fir & motor mnt
h•lhe. $235. 548-3032 A· I $.125 963-7433 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BO/\TSALE
lf1>l>1l' 16' W·lrlr Sl600
Kite :'\JOO
Sabol $200
l~:.t Offer 675 ~37
WESTSAIL42
World Cr w 5cr. Culler
n.:, bnstol + cond euto
pilot. 1ni.trumeoll..
dodger. t l•J k tk <·k:o.
1·ruis.-relld)' W1\Y~E
A IK l::N YAC ll TS ,
tns sl.90
1.Mumh1J 24!f1 .,let'P!> .\
gJlle>. hl•.11.l. ~ ,J1p
Many \lrJ' S'.'>000
~~I or 493 01~~.
C'AL 2 ln. 2yr.. uld, \Int
•'l>nd. Nl'~l'<lrt or Danu
Pl shp 642 ii7AA
llob1c 16 v. triulcr Te
qutla ~J1I. nrl> Ol'W.
Sl400 9til 01 jj
B/\NL ll.1:.1'0 n li\k:
C;IJ\t.'Cr
Aft ca b d1-l '>l!J'•P. h ke
nu. ()(fer-. l'll1aM''
Avery & L•I ~ ~75 ~
Corunado 23. 6 b p .. olb,
head , galley, Vll F.
''l'rt'tj, 'Ip:. 4. m o re. Hnslvl 9li8 :.'705 eve!.
OCEAN
Roe~ /CruiMt'
'18' CUl>tom C&C Racing
Yacht. J'r('sently 1n Al
llri:.t o l con d1 t 1on
$195.000 Owne r Dir .
675-2311 or after 5 rail
LUGGAGE TAGS Urutt.-d rurlrnes In fare Boats. ~ne ~53 _____ _
coupon $5(). 1qi9,.....t 9030 loats. g1pa; rrom your business card.
Smd one card for each
Wt plus one s pare. We
return pe rm a nenllY
sealed attractive tag &
strap, m eeting a1 rlinc
J.0. requirements. P re
vent loss & lhcrt' For a
personalized lait enclosl'
w a llp a pe r . fa bn c or
"Day Glo" p11pcr & we
will batk & tn m your
t.a.:S Or try I wu 1.:urds
back to back.
PRICES:
Si! ea or 31$5
640-5843 •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Docb 9070
Wheelchair. pick · up
walker. commode. $100
takes alJ 548· 7106. ----BARBARA CARTLAND
Books! Books! Books!
4Q ea Mesa Verdf'.
2 38 N Capella, CM
SATUltDAV ONLY
Also rrusc. games.
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
BOAT TRAJ..LER, up lo
25' ndJi work $4.25.
673-8145
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SUPS AV AILAIU
YAC NewportlW>-0551
BOAT TRAILER 1979 E Z Side tie for power boat.
.Loader$300. 2()0
• ..~--1 645-67?3. approx lD e..-.ue .
8). 673-6336.
loah. Power 9040 ................ ••••••• Mewport g1p w~
for ne.xt 3 m0&. 25 • power.
~002() 57' Carri craft S.W.500 'fllTwinChrys,Slps 10.
Best. ofr take:.. P I' Boal sli p up to 40· ex·
____ 67_5_·217!,____ change us.e ror Cee. Hunt.
Harbour. Call 84().3822.
'72 Pace 'Arrow. 24 '.~Ip•; "·
full)' :-elf 1.••mtanwd. ruof lockers, bake rack. goo<J
1~llld ~ 552·9728
24· i"J Winnebago, ~IP' ~
adlls, S250 wkly i ~· m l
96J 2135
26'ClaHA0~
Sil a 0 o Ca 11 E \ t· :o
962 1523
Rt-nl 7ft Mot or ll<Jm•
1-\Jlly equ1p1wd £l1 .,
l'IJWI\ 96lS-681 l.838 0912
Trailen, Travef 91 70 ...••.••••..•...•......
lfi Sha.,.ta. dual l>uttlt"> W
.:al watl'r CJ<;!'t t.1p1·
110\ 12• prnpam'. sip,. 11
ml 0 BO ~ 7231-i
AMto ~ice, Parts
& ACCMSoMH 9400 ••..••.......•.....••.•
1~ rebwll T~ rx· Ill \ W
i> n g 1 n c $ 3" !> . l' a I I
~ 7l<IO an> t irnt
•....•.•...•...........
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READERSA~D
ADVt-::HTl~l-.l<S
The p r ice of 1t"rn"
a<Jvertascd by vch1< 11·
dealers in the· \1ch1rlc
elass1£ied advert1:.1n~
columns doc.>s nut 1ndudl'
aoy applicable t.ue'.
license. transfer (eel>
finance charges, r~ Cor
air pollutJon control dr
vice cert.1flrat1ons ur de
aJer documentary pre
par.Won ch~es unless
otherwise spec1f1ed by
t.be advertlsvr
9520 ., ..................... .
MGTC 1949 Classic Rll
dnve. xlnt rWlllmR cond
SJ0.000; lJSl oC r 1714 I
87s-879tl before !IP M
'57 T-Bird. needs w1>rk,
complete w port hole
top $8000 675 IUl<t lv
WE PAY TOP DOI.I. \K
ron op w.ed clir:. for1:11tn.
dome:.Ucb or 1 l~1r:. If
your car ,., t-\lr J rkc1n
l>l'\! w. f'I R.ST '
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979-2500
WE BUY
CLEAN CARS
AHO TRUCKS
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835-3171
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835·3171
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'iti~Tli\ !'> H. <~14RKOI
"7&~AS H 1195RKOI
""ii ·~<\'!pd. ~l lt)70SPV I
nS:104~pdS R 10l791
7li:011...,p. C~t:Kll I
"7l!G33c:.L\ s R \00621
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l.\ll-\HH'
PORSCHE's
WANTED
;c..Jt t 1•t , I ••:
(" J'""t If' f t .)6 1'3:tJ
WA.llITl:.ll
Mcncdes Be n1 nu~
~ rond1t100. r~a.,1111.1
blc pnl"c c.:au af\\llnw
im-mr.
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GentrU 9701 ..••••••.••............
1.1 \lJ :"u of~\ !-'~) •
17 141522-5331
"41 nda) by \ppt
1977 BMW 630CSi
~hit• "' tJn 1nlf·r1or
\u111m utH a ir rond .
't~·n•u c:i.:.:.cll.L' .ill•J) ~ ~
.1 Hny Caner trdde 1n
101101
$20,500
1978 BMW 733i
~.ilwr "" rr:f lt:.1th,·r in
l•·1111r \Ullltn.1 Ul". !>Un
rno(, .ur t'•1nd ~ter1o0
l":l°'>"•>\t\'. p~ r slt'(•no i:
t11 alw~ 14 lfldnv. :.. u llu~ s
St nnl~ l~.5Ull 1n 1h-.,.. 1-:'<
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mu:.l ... t~· u11~ n11t'' 1()()661
S2 l.SOO
LS40 J amboret:
l'ewport Beach ~-\I
"15 2002, 39,000mi. air
am fmslereo,4Spkr:o. ull
rerords Asking $'7000
7~------
'72 Bavar1 a ~2!#5
962 45117 Ev~ & Sat Son duy~
m f "75. dlr '\Unrf auto
On"111JI 11wuer
~-IW'.Jli
'73 240Z . Nu tares.
AM ..-M. r uns g reat ,
need-> pa.int & s ml mt
work. $3900. 642-~_.-_
"66 1600 Roadste r · 2 tops.
lo m1 . x l n t co nd ,
$2500 'be'>l 640-9910,
~:®>eve:..
Rat 972S .......................
"111 85/J ~port (:C>Uf>t' ~per
mileul(c, .:uoi.1 t•1md. $65()
·10 UMW ~ Xlnt rr1nd 1-:vniS W06. 754 ~
$42Ul 11r bto:,t r,fr !ll:.Z 41111
nrllCH 5247 "\
Hl·aut.Jful. I •)wncr '77 5301
AU il\'Jll OJI\.\ All '"T\'11°1'
r£-1 o rrl S h•1w r11um
1•11od .s5 i 1.1-<0tl 1, i5 i ''"'
t_f\t~
Ccipi 9715 ..•..........•••.••....
i'I C \l'l<I 11!\I JU(fl 111
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Call "1-t;: •12:17
J~I Ill il•"I iJ : 1"1 f,
111 ~rt r.1•ll•1 •ntr
!hO t •,t:! l...;:l
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111 '71 &12174's
To OM>c»e From
MUST SEU!
.ACT HOW!
1!!711.HE \1 'If HI.\ II
Ht;S'fl -..cTC I!'< 1n: \l H
842.2000
~ 9720 .•.•..•.....•.•.•....••
URGE
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WE SrECIALIZE
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COST A. MESA. ~ DATSUM
2>14~ llAHBUR Fil \'f)
540.6410 540-02 1)
t'IA'r l!IG!I S J>Y Ol':H
11~11· C1inv..rt11Jle, rt.'\1.
1£2.·w.:l!I
14 f'lal 128 SI. "lll!w t1 re~
brake.. guoJll 1 ornl $1 :JCXI ,,r ll!il •11 r r.1:1 '1071 or
biS-51'1'1
9727 ••••.....•..••..••.....
Brand Hew •79
HONDA Cars
MANY
To~From!
UNIVERSITY
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Honda Can • G MC
TNC!cs
~~1 llartJIJr l!IHI
c ;,,t .. ~1 • .,.,, :;4u 96111
~ 9730
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~~~VER
ROLLS·ROYCE
1s.io,~rnbo'4M
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CLOSED SUNDAYS
Jto:. l!lt.8 3.4. M ust sell
~Int , ond. ~.,t offer
673-3750. 4!H·2220
...,,...Ghia 9734 . •..•..................
'71 Xt.ra clean ins 1d1• &
•> u l F o r 1· ' I "' r n
w cream 1nl \ M f~
$27'in •>r best .. ff1·r ....... ~,, 415 tags SJ 60 ca
6/9 tagS Sl.SOea.
lOor more Sl.40 ca.
Easily -Crime -
Crazy Humble -
l6' Glasspar. 70 hp Mere &
t r lr Sl600 tbe!>t offrr
644-4331 betwn liam & 4
pm
Newport Sl 1p. Power only.
$6 50 per ft. $250 mm,
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1540Jambnrtt Rolld
'.'<t.'"WPORT UEACH
640-6444
Sales Tax Included
NO CARD?
Draw your own or send name. addr,·ss. phone &
we'll make one card per
Lag. Add 25< each
Send check or money or
derto:
PILOT PIUMTIMG
P 0 Box 1560
Costa Mesa. Ca 92626
CERAMICS
Handpamled rcram1cs.
plaques. n al1 v1ty sl'l.
plates. m uch misc
items. Also ::.pct•1al or ·
ders & colors done al re·
asonable cost. 846-8579
MARRlES
A success(uJ man is one
who earns more tha n his
wife can s pend; a sue· t·~sfuJ woman is one
whomarn essuch a man.
1081 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I M LOOKING F O R
WICKER OR RATTAN
ruRN; I need a sofa.
loveseat OH day bed &
c hairs. R easonable
prices only. Please call
642 1566 afl 6pm or
wl(nds
::
8083
•79 SEARA Y. SUPS AV AIL.ULE :M'. Sundancer , 260 hp, 631·1900 VHF. cover . w /trlr , ___ ...;..:.._;:.:...;...... __ _
Bnstol. $3 7 ,500, 644· 7 353
Sl<IPJACK F /8 •75
TWlM 170
VOLVO'S
Comp! fish ri~~ed. all rte
luxe irtras. xlnt cnnd St'e
Ill water. 21J-434-6431
Free 25·30' b oat s lip
available Balboa Coves
area. For ltd use by com·
petcnt iod ividu als
P refe r c lass1r o r
character boat. 673·7384.
9010 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Z7' Chris Craft Sport Fis· CHEAP UO HP I /0 . with
her Flybndge, VllF . trrul er , skis. cnver, &
depth finder. fiJlhllng l'Tll!>C eqwp. $2400 firm.
cha.Ir. Sips 4. llcad & Sun or Mon 640·9590.
galley. Twn Chevy VB wkdays 646-7747.
•••••••••••• •• •. ••• •••. engs. Xlnt cond. Newport --------
_ev_es_. _______ Bundy Tenor Sax with sti&:Yv:1J. ~7!!5s~ T1 ••pcriatloft
COPIER case & many music ~~eves/wlmds_ -;:::::;.,••••••••••,••,•,•O• Xlntcood. 962_7033 bookS. Xlnt cond. $275. __........
_ _;_ ________ , Call~ 15' Silverline Bay·Sk1· ••••••••••••••"•••••••
JOIN WAYNE TENNIS Used alto s axophone. f\sb J.2SH w tt.rlr $3000 or 100 STINSON 108·2. 280
CLUB FAMILY Goodcond.w/drillbook. bestoCfer.675--5931. S .M.0 .H ., 5 0 hrs .
l(El(BERSlllP szoooor ..tt ~ C811 S.P.O.H. P'ull pl. ne w cnde for car Of same Best ,z;ser over..,.,.,. . 18' BAY 89AT. Classic S tires. brakes. 2400 TT.
value . 731 ·SH1 o r -=54S-~_:_~·------1 Coast Design, Lap strake IHOO. IKS-1656. 963-!>411 ~1080. Office Fw ni•• & bull. Volvo en~. covr. Rd ..:;::;•.:..:..:.....:.....:---'·---
'' #p 1 llt 8015 cond. $2000. Or Offer. C f In. Sale/ ~Stairs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wltdys 979.3900, Eves -ltAlilt 9 I 20 ~ cast Iron circa DICTAPHOME wll:nds675-S38. •••••••••••••••••••••••
1182 from courthouse. Portable w tt.ranscriber 13. Whaler w /50 h p. & J.nt.emalional Harvester !!~b7s to ne . Ara~ NewSanyocost$400 trailer.$2000.Call ~,1o~o·r1eg1:...B~rig& ..,.._. Sell _,. 955.2274 646-7227 N "°'L W 18S "'-• ' _, ___ ..::..:..:...-----i sips 6, f700/best offer.
Ulle new co mmerc ia l Oveniz.ed executive desk ·53 Runabout. totally re· 548-Ql85, 6311-lltll
Eaeclrolu:x Vacuu.m . Top md leather clla.ir siso. cond. xlnt cond. $4500 '73 Dodge Ma xi · Ven ol the UM, all attach· Call MM&95 613-7791 meaaa. $200. Call Yary. _;_ ________ , Camp e r . SI p s . 2 ,
"58Chevy Cameo Carner :
Restored on~. all ac·
cessory chrnme. wide
wbts, VS, auto. must s~.
Priced to s ell·$4750.
66-0792.
"48 Dod~e Club Coupe.
needs reslonng $600 •best
cjT 640-0010
95)0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Rail Bu~gy. ·r.1, 1.;00
motor. $ll50 or bc~l of·
fer &u-0468
4 wt.eel DriYH 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
VW Dunl' liuRl(y. Cully
tnckcd out. IJ!IOc.·<-.
best ofCcr MO 53&1
"76 Chevy Cheyennr i...
Too 4x4, air. ult wheel,
b6g tires. trailer hitch.
Low mileage. ~-Call
4116-l:m9
'M Willy CJS Jeep. Xlnt
oood. Brand new engine.
~ or best offer. Call
548-5282
77 CJ7: '60()(). $1000 down.
Lo. lede. Dave 7»1962.
-.OUOevea. ,,... 9560 .......................
'79 Qtevy 't'tT PU ~
auto, pay ore $5800.
l'llHOS>, 731-8741 .
S'Ha '9h 1017 '79 nruNDERBIRD 18'. w/atove, aiolt, fria ... . ---------i••••• .. •••••••••u••••• Like n ew . Xtras. cabinets, abwr:• aU.· 'T.I Datsun PU, CUlSlom Sacrifice. $73H. Call cont., 58,000ml., gd. l.nt. cuaette, AM /Fii. Plir aolld glass heavy Younto:! Raccoon to n ..ms..w78 coud. $6000 or offer. roll bar, 2 t.anb, more e&ebed ataadard abed IOCld .$125. ~;...:...;.__ ____ --t 5e-65(77. lb'M~.ln.1770
Preacb doora. Call 551-l233 J91113' Mako, turn k ..:.:::....:::.:...:..;.. ______ ,izauvv Pidnlp. Good
--~-~u.~~~~~~ MhCJ••·-IMO ~~ eqGuipt~·_..!lf,o.. re•!!.~.... <lCDl. $2185. New tirel,
.:: -······· .. ••••••••••• unu. rea ••n•u ... -.... peiat. 8CT ..-f1HID WANTED:
.. ------------lllh.W 9060 a• Camper Shell ror I I ••-••••••••••••••••• GllC. ~ coodition, re-
"71 Yard '6 ton, f cyl, 4 apcl
aticlr.. Aalr.lnl S2ZOO.
S3loo45G
l .._._ I ""rift -I Venture 21, 6bp otbrd, =~rice. After MW IY I• trlr, all xtr11, $3t50. · "110.V~T. Ter)' 1dcoa·
I I• I 551.alil,56U0'74. tWal:wd.... t140 dition new Uceoae. . I07 w.' St.. c.M. ............................... .,.. I SALE I BUSHWHACKER .2 :M ' ,..._ 1•: Gloaa black, 'e l'ord PU:
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ATTENTIO N!
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Porsche. Cla:.s1c & i-.:,
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m roru.1~nmcn\ al \•1111
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Oranl:l' C'ounty Fur in
fnrrrut.JOll 1..all J 11n Cur
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nf Shopp1n~. n ghl at
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Ua.-.s1fied Ads To plart•
\OUr ad. call 642 S67R and
kt .1 ('JCl!)s1hed Ad \ 1::..or
lltl11you
i3 :MOZ "lll'w paint L11r.
mag ... I ""' nl'r \'l'ry
cle.Ul $Ul0 l'h ;,_,1 5111
Uf71l BEACH BLVU
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-2000 ---
Tnac:lu 9560 Tn1elu 9560 TnlClu 9560 TnllCks 9560 ..•.•...•...•........•. .........••............ . ...........•...•••.... . •.••.•................
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Orang·e County's Newest
Truck Center! . ..
LABOR DAY SALE!
It's Dea/In' Week At J.C. Fortune
Brand New
1979 GMC Van
W het A Buyll 1 h1.., van
comes ~fl eQu•ppecl including
laetorv air cond1t1oning
fSer 6262951
~
1979GMC
Pickup Truck
ti's the FLEETSIOE modrl,
and a beautyl Hurry To Buv1
Ser 521633
Thts w.-. Ofttrt
~-------------.. 1979 GMC Regal
Conversion
A great buy with custom
wheels mags & t11es Ano loads
o f summor tun packeo into
orrn GREAT VAN1 Ser. 502032
TMaWMtlOnlyl $4987 I TWAw-..__._5_9_8_8 ___ ...__~_0
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Onr 100 Trucks In Stock ... All Rflduced to Morell
~~
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"10 Coaverttbte Rune 'T7 llOB ........ .aa.. a. •1 DUll R IN U S.l
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It ' .zw. In ator•&• 1Hlu ..
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.... llXJ, 2 door. &ow
-.Jleaae . one owner, a..8<ae
'7' Maa~x7.G . .....,, , aar rclllld.,
•100 ot b•.,..-oller ......
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CN.IOADSTm
lmtuc:ulal• roodJUon.
both lOPIJ, aut o., air
coad.. ~a.Uy purtbascid •~. <s»DOO l .-.sa•tOteS awo.-rs
lf70 HARAOR DI~ Vl>
COSTAM~
Ul-127'
1l 4SOSL. ~3M mL, I
Ollmer, to ffll al l'nd ol :!
Wftb ~t ofr 7S.Z ~
66 230S Whl /blue 11\l,
shows TI .C H'ry :.harp'
13500/be:.l oUer ~ 0067
.. 73 ~LC . Yt•llow. dlll
cond. R.edut'ed lO Sl J,950
pp 494.2023
·~ MBZ 190 Sdn JO mplit,
dnt cond. Good tire:.
SilAOOor bst ofr 497 3442
·73 450SL, 2 tops, xlnt
cond., 1>1lver, blk inl, aft
5. 631-0401
1968 200 Diesel Air.
'llereO. radial<.. like n .. w
Oivon·e Best offer over
$5000 71 4·771 3111
i 4450SL. tvory leather I
ownt-r. cumpl ''"rvll't•
red'> t-:xlremt• pnth· •if
owner.hip 644·9971
.......................
~ rond. 30.000mi.
lo•dt1d . n "w I n1t vn
Paint $19.~ ~I ~.:»
lllU
9 741
,_.IOT
s.AL15. $8V1Cf
Al4D LliSeMG
Ot:MOSAU:
NOW IN PROC R t:S.'\ I
IEACH lMrc>ltTS
848 Du~e St~-t
N EWPOHT BE:At'll
752-0'°0
'750 ..........•............
'77 911S . l!OOOmi. pwr
Wlnd:;, sunrf & :.itlt• vu
mirror s. 1·r u1 sc , A C.
rust lblk lt•athl'r 1ot,
AM /l''M /c 1t1>1>, $750 lo
lease l.o.pymnl:i of $360.
or purchase for ti 9.000.
fM..SOJO wkdys l1I IJµm,
759-~l 7 CVl'li /Wk nds
7691.2£ Sunroof, JOM m i.
AC , a llo ys, 1>le r eo
casi.et te 673·3227
't t 8 ti " • r h h • 1111 w lllNullt\lJI Shoj( .,,,> \'01
or ll"f,000 •t IOIM .
9760 ......••...•...........
SAAi
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NOWIN t>RCXlR .. ;;s.v
llACH IMPOITS
Ml Oov~ 8'rt'ri
Nt:wroRT Dl!:ACll
752.0900 , ... ........••.•....••...•.
~ Corolh• 30+ rnp.i on
&1\Y 1<1t.'I AM/t-'M l'~.
IOCk.J01C J(Uli l'ap, fully
cpt'd ~ 41M 2070
'71 Cu-olla. auto. nu 111"1'1\
& ootl. A t<.:. ru1llo. xlnl
<'Md Sl "95 5'VI 6 UiO
ill Cd1r1.1 ~T. btfl, !1 i.µtl,
PH. US O\ll J(!>. I .H'tury wvc. :.nrf, hluc. "'or 11t·
trul!o 642·~11
'71 Toyota Corona N1·w ures. exhau.,t, hultcry
<.,1ean. $1500 4~ 39110
T ........ 9767 ••..•......•...••......
'70 Spitfirc · N1 ·w t1r1·,
~'ti' !>Orne w ork SI ZOO
or best o(fcr ~-4383. uCt
6Pm
77 ltcd 1500 Sp1thrc likt·
l'K'W. onl} 23.000 mi TJk1·
ovpr p<Jyml' + "'"h
Mu~t -.ell. Pl '~ Hl\J &
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plU"l.~ 6.11 ~:W
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········••············· 9905 •••.•••••...•..........
'T.J <kemJin X C u'!lum VII
!>iltrl' 1·ni: :19,000 m1l1•.,
l!l mpl( (;111,d t•ttfl•I
SJt><iO <'ull 002 ~J
'76 450SL
18(i3 91 LI)(; Tarlita, A IC,
5 spd. A M /f''M C<J~s .
buq~lar a l arm . de<id
~WllCh, YT lifl'l\, 7 .. & If"
whh. 1mm.a<· i.how '<tOll
f)('r. Sl5,!.1119 5511 HOJO.
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l'~vrry optmn. 1111111 1 ttrul
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fll 23SL xlrll 1 1111d. '"'·1.100
nu, 2 topr,, J u\11. Sl:!.'100
f)rm 67:1 :n~.o. it!l4 u;w
Wanted: 280SL
'10 !JI I S l,nw m1lt·:.ii.:1-.
nt-w llrl'"" motor hke
rw-w S1500 ('a 11549 27'1~,
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llf711 lll•ac h 111 ~11 llulll
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xl11t l'Ond 1142 V117 wktlr. Jll 5pm '7tl VW <';, m 1>•· 1 '" ,.,11
1·m1<I, /\M ,FM ··l•·f"~'·
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Mcn'edL~ Bent llu'
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blc pnt·e (;;111 ;rnyt1mc
fm..(fT76
!Offurbo ·79 M inl T11h<11'
1~1 ml'lallw llruwn Cork
h•alh..r lnl $17 ,500
6G J'tJr • up<la l1"il to l<l"1k
MG 9742 hkf· '76 Carn•r a. Bhl •>I
•••-••••• • •• •• •••• • •• • • • ft .. r CA:! !IKJ:l
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&t lire~. low mil"'· l~•
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• • • • • • • • • • • •
NEW 1979
Chevy 8'x12' Stake!
is ready to
go to work!
• . .. . /; ..
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
'1;2 Tr;ms11 l!u,, $11~1. 111·w
tran~. 1!11 f'Olt. ·1;5 1 on
vf'rt . n1·w 1·n~. SI 100
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"79 VW lhl"!-.t·I H;il1h11 I.
$1011 U.11
fill!)) IO!'l :.:0111
·79 W..-.tph;,h<J I ,Jfl\IJl'I
AM "'M '>lf•rt·"· 1\ < • ..t,.,
r'f'fn~ !.l••H· l"lr . 7K m 1, re-JJ fl'll :-.«111. :.~.~' '..l77
79 Di~ Rabbit
2 fir 111 x. l11arl1·•I
fc;,ilur•·' SH.7:.o
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• HUNTINGTON BEA<.:11
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.,, Power st.ee11ng ""' Heater/defroster •
.,, HO spnngs .,, Mirr0<s •
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* VOL. 72, NO. 2'2. 3 SECTIONS, 4• PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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Doctor's Conviction Shoeks Friends
By n :aav {'LAUSEN
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Faces were grim at Long lh.•ach's St. Mary Medical
Center latt> Wednesday afternoon. Emergency room
nurses who had worked beside Ur J effrey MacOon11ld for
years appeared drained or emotion
Jackie Spl~lri's eyes were red
She udmrttcd that she had bt.>t'n wee171ng anterm1tlenUy
smce she had leamed at about i p.m thut the director of
emergency medicine had been found gurlty in Raleigh,
N .C .. or murdermg hb pregnant w1fo and two daughters
nme years ago
"TIU: MAN I have known since 1971 Ju:-.l couldn't bt-
capable of something hke that." l>hc said, her voice break· ing.
Mrs. Spmn was working 1n the emergem·y room Wed
nesday when s he le arned of the federal court 1ury dec1swn
by tele phone from her rather. a patient at St Mary
··He heard it on television m hb room," she said
vacantly. "I didn't believe hJm. Nobody in the department
believed it. I got on the phone lo the local newspaper. They
verifi ed it.
") turned around and told the others. I said 1t was true,
but I still couldn't believe it "
HER DISBE LI EF wa:. echoed by olhers who kno\\
MacDonald
Carmen Welch. who had worked with the popular
physician as an cmcrgency room admitting clerk, said, ··1
don 't bctit•ve he's guilty at &II. He has too much love and
rl'spect ror the human person lo he guilty ...
She told how MacDonald had saved her husband·~ lifl·
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in 1975 when paramedics rushed him to th e emergency
room
Mrs. Welch testified as a character witness for Mac-
Oonald two weeks ugo in Raleigh.
NURSE SPIZIRI hadn·t been called as a witness. but
W ednt'Sday she t alked of the doctor's excellence as a
physician and hi s compassion
"He 1s a d11f1cult man to describe. but he 1s a part of
the cmcrs:cncy room fa mily." she s aid "There have been
:.ome doctors who were not · ·
T here wen.• other emeq~cncy section personnel willing
to talk following the guilty dcc•1s1on Wednesday. All believe
Dr. Macl>onald to be incapable of murder.
SOME W ERE angry with Wednesday's dec1s1on One
woman called the South Carolina juror:. ··bigot~ ··Another
questioned. "flow could the lbh.•cp:-. I be so stupid " ·
Dr . Stephen Shea of Huntington Harbour leilrncd of lht·
guilty verdict at about 2 p rn The 32-ycar old. hl ond.
bearded physician awakened by the telephone
Ile had worked the center's night s hift
"I was very, very shocked," he said
·'I've said it a mtlhon t1m e!> today, my fet.'1111~ I~ l>Ol' Of
JUSt total d1sbche( "
To Or. Sht'a MaclJonald 1:. more than <1 prrJfe.,-,11m:.il
rolleagul·
"lie 1:-. unt' of m.> bc~t fnt·nrh. · Sht·a l>atd
H E M ET MACDONALD at!'>! M ar.> iJ:-. • .111 intt·rn rot<tt
1ng through Utt' eml'rgcncy dt·p;;irtmenl in 1!171 th1· y1•<t r
MacDonald bt·l!an work an~ lht·r1•
<Sel' FRIENDS SHOC Kl::O. Page /\l I
* * *
AP W•rt"pl\Olo
OR. JEFFREY MAC DONALD LED AWAY IN HANDCUFFS
Found Guilty in Murdering Wife and Oaugbtera
* • * *
Bail Asked for MacDonald
Iran Eyes
Sale of
U.S. Oil
WASHINGTON <AP> The
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day.
The 01! products might be r e
!>old by Iran at a profit. the Star
quoted the Iran ian of(ic1ill ,
Hassan Nazih. ;;is saying.
The Star. citing u transcnpl or
a recent Tehran radio broad
cast. quoted Nazih, president or
the National Iranian Oil Co., a~
saying that two month~ ago tht·
Iranian government thought at
would need the refmed oil prod
ucts. He was quoted rurther as say
ing. ''Since the Isfahan refinery
will start operution within the
next two or three months we wiU
not need the 011 we have bought.
and there is a possibility that we
will be able to sell rt a t a higher
p rice once the Isfahan refinery
st arts operation. l think we will
be a ble to export som e oC the oil
products.··
President Carter. defending
t h e propos ed s a le again s t
criticism . said last week 1t wa~
needed "to meet the needs of the
f amil ies 1n J r<Jn " f or
humanitarian reasons.
No Salvage
Of Monitor
WASHING TON CAP > -
Tbe government has d e·
cld ed against trying to
raise the Civil War
ironc lad USS Monit or
from its ocean grave orr
Nort h Carolina because of
its extremely fragile con·
djUon.
A series of dives to the
wreck the past four weeks
yielded evidence that the
s hip has de ter iorated
seriously after 111 years
under water. and may
have suffered further
dam age fro m depth
charges dropped during
World War 11 , offlcials
said Thursda y.
Ridw'd A. Frank, bead
of U.. NatJoaal Oceanlc
aad Atmoapberlc Ad·
-~J. tald the IOY· ernment ww UM&Dble a
paael ol experll to de·
termlne II bl1torlcally
1lpHlcant parta ol tb•
v....i aboulcl be ra!Md ud
pr'8Nrvedfor public view.
Al'Wrre .......
RIDES IN COURT
'Lone Ranger' Moore
lone Ranger
Fighting for
Own Justice
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Actor
Clayton Moore. who wore his
mask to court today lo battle for
his right to appear as the Lone
Ranger. was mobbed by auto-
graph seekers moments before
the judge, who had issued an or·
d c r banning t he mas k. dis ·
q ua lified himself without ex·
planation.
As Moore appeared in the
courthouse hallway, a youthful
passer peered throug h the
crowd. turned to a friend and
yeJled : "You know who that
masked man is? That's the Lone
Ra nger !"
Superior Court J udge J erry
Pacht said he has been inundal·
ed with lettel'S defending Moore,
who played the Lone Ranger for
years on television.
Pacbt said one fan suggested
in a telegram "that I make an
anatomical disposition of the
temporary rest.raining order I
issued."
Pacht did not specify his rea·
sons for <lisqualifying himself.
H e transferred the case to
Superior Court Judge Vernon
Foster, who was to hear it late r
in the day.
Moore, who said be is 64, wore
his black mask. a white cowboy
hat and a rust-colored cowboy·
style suit as he greeted well
wishers and signed authocrapha
1n the hallway.
"I •ve portrayed the Lone
Ranger for over 30 yean," be
said ... I sball continue to make
person.al appearancet all over
the country for my Uaouaaoda of tau. · · ':l'beJ qy I'm too o&d and out
of coDdlUon to be-th• Lone Ranier~ Howner, my •a.ilt la
3' and I'm 10 pounds u,bter
than I WU wben I portrayed the
~ .............
Moore hM bMll baUJiq Lone
Rantrer Telnlaloa. 1Dc •• a 1ub-
Clee AC'IOa, Pap .U>
.
I
* * *
Neighbor
'Hurt' by
Decision
By ST E VF. MARBLE 01 ,,. o.ir, ,. .... si.11
Shirley Davis s aid s he was
"shocked and hurt" by the news
that her neighbor of moe years.
Or. J effrey MacDonald. was
co n v ic t e d We d n es da y o f
m urder.
She re<:allcd today how the
good·looking m an who lived next
door rushed over last Christmas
Eve lo take care of her sick
daughter
She s<iid he returned every
day for two weeks until the hllle
girl h ad recuperated.
• • J remem ber how he s at up
there all night he was the
mos t dedicated man f ever
met.·· the lluntangton Harbour
wo m an said.
"He was always busy rushing
here and there, but he found
time to help ever yone. J mean he
always found the time."
MacDonald moved into his
16 152 Mari ne r Dr ive con ·
dom inium in 1970 wh e n the
Army dropped charges against
him in North Carolina.
"He talked about it." Mrs.
Davis re<:alled. "He didn't keep
it bottled up or t ry to hide it
from anyone.··
She said she and her husband
wer e aware when MacDonald
moved in that he had been ac-
cused of murdering his wife and
two small children.
"J don't know what happened
back there in North Carolina but
this (the conviction ) just isn't
r ig ht ," s he co nti nu ed .
··Everyone here is very con·
cerned for hlm."
Sh e said her hu s band and
Mac Dona ld ofte n s pe nt time
togethe r on the doc k they
sha red. MacDona ld kept his
cabin cruiser docked there.
''He enjoyed taking that boat
out whenever he got the time.
Most of the time he was working
or writing papers."
She s aid the doctor treated
many of his neigh bors.
•'He treated everyone around
here. He would always check up
on you to see how you were do·
ing.
"He was well liked -we're all
so concerned for him now."
40 Mule Deer Die
SUSANVILLE (AP ) -A
Ca.llfond• Department of Fi.lb
ud Game veterinarian Jaeaded
tor tbe Skedaddle Mouataln
ran1e la eutern Lauea Oount1
tod&J to examine the care..,..
of more than 40 mule dffr.
Warden gen Conrad said Wed·
ne1da1 Ole buck1, doea and
fawn.a were found last weekeod bf • bow hunW.
............ '*
MAC DONALD'S MOTHER , DOROTHY, LEAVES COURT
With Her 11 Mlch••I Malley, OefenH Lawyer
~~~~~ ~~~-
Produee Market
Firemfqn Injured
Fighting HB Blaze
O n e Hunting to n Beach
firefi ghter was injured Wed.Des·
d ay during the haU·hour battle
to extinguish an electrical blaze
that charred the st9rage room or
a produce market.
Capt. Gene Saunders. 42. suf·
fe red a compound fracture of hls
arm when be slipped from a pro·
duce conveyor belt inside the
dark, smoky storai e area or
California Harvest, 9079 Adams
Ave.
He I~ underwent s urgery at
Pacifica Hoepilal.
The 10:40 a .m. flre caused on-
ly $3,400 ln dama1e but reqUi.nld
14 fireftebten to 1tomp il out.
While firemen battled the
blue with dry chemical ex·
Un1ut.berl, Southern CallfOl'IUa Edlaon worken were called to
chop oll nearby power Unet.
lnapector Rick G runbaurn
sald the flre be1an when a
clrcult. in the market's electrtcal
\
-
panel shorted out
G runba um said the market
had just received a produce
shipment making 1t difficult for
firelighters to reach t he blaze.
Kurds Deny Story
Of Capitulation
T EHRAN. Iran <AP> -A
Kurdish spokesm an repudiated
a reported agreement to admit
Ayatollah Ruhollah Kbomeini's
forces to Mahabad, the rebel
stron1bold in northwest Iran,
and •aid. "not one peraon i.s will·
Ing to .,ree." The sP<*esman. an offi cial of
the outlawe d Kurdi s h
Democratic Party who refused
to be ldentllled, i ald Tehran
Radlo, wblcb broadcaat tbe al·
• l11ed agreement. was "distort·
lnt reporta ol UM ne1oliatJons."
Lawyer:
Appeal
Pending
H \ 1.1-:IGll :.. l' I J\ p I All
.t1t1irm·~ for llr .1..rrn·} Ma<·
Uon.dd. the· fornwr (i rt·t·n Hen•t
l:lJ)tain :-.enl£•nt('(i to three lifr
t<>rm" for th<' slayings of ha~ wlfr
and two young d<.iughter:.. aske<l
.1 ( t"deral jUdJ?<' today to perm11
~t .id)nnalcrs rl'll'ai.t· on bond
pt"ndrng an <tppcal
l ' S . District J udgl· Frank fi n
T J>upree Jr orde red Mal·
Donald. 3.'i. held \\ 1lhout bond
\\ <·dnesda~ ilfter :.i jury found
him gwlt~
Defense attornt>v Wade Smith
nll't \\1th Duprt•1> ··n the judgc ':-
•>rf1 c1· this murnm~ t•1 ask for rl•
l'OOSldNallun of tht• dcc1~1on dt•
""an.: bail 'Jeff ubvaou~I) 11\(•d <Jn e).
1•mpl~1r~ hf<' for ntnt.' ycarl>:
Smith told reportN•-. rerernng
10 tht> pt•nod ~1nce the slaying~
an 1!170 "Peopll' who arP not on
h:..11 ar<' at a trcmendou!. d.1sad
\ a II t (lj.(I.'
Sm ith smcl hl' wuulU file ap
peal of lhl' t·onv1rt1ons later to
day lie said that 1f Duµrce d<'
n1ed the request fo r bail that he
likely 1o1.ould appeal that dec1s1on
to the 4th U.S. Crrcu1t Court of
Appeals.
Handcuffed and looking gn m.
M a<' Oona Id was led from the
f<•dcral courthouse in Raleigh
~hor11y after the verdict was re·
turned Wednesday afternoon. H r
was taken lo the federal prison
un1l at Butner .
The deaths of Colette Mat·
Do n ald and her t wo children
tSee DOCfOR, Page t\2 >
Coast
Weather
Late night and mid·
morning low c loudiness
ot he rwise fai r through
Friday. Lows tonigh t in
low to middle 60s. Highs
F r iday in m id ·70 s at
beaches lo mid·80s inla nd.
INSIDE TODAY
Ez·UCI coa c h J erry
Hulbert t.OQS iftteNe. hod a
samp~ and~ word for
e~'l/mY. and tom be mlu td..
lie died thi1 WHk. Story,
Page Bl .
I
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•
J
7
A.J OM. Y PILOT H/F
Islanders Left Mystery
Vapors
Fell 7 Homeless
By H111ricane By DAVID KVTZMANN
Of -o.11, ,., ........
A mystertous foe·like cloud
that felled two Irvine Police of.
fice rs ~security guards
We dnesda -hours
lolJowing a chemic• sptU that
made three other officen ill --
eonUnued to baffle police and
fire officials today.
SAN J AN. Put1r10 ftlco tAr ,
H umcltM 011vld roared put lh~ 11uut.bern C'OUl of Pue11o lllco
today aJ\er ('uttln1 a p.ttll of
d•~rut"tlon lhrouah thrt-t>
s mlHlt•r islands. lt'Hlanic house"!>.
flatlemna rrv~ 1&nd leavlnl un
College's
Budget
Approved
A $72 l million budget that is
3.6 percent la rger than last lis·
cal year's financial package was
unanimously approved Wednes·
day night by Coast Community
College District trustees.
The fatter budget is largely
due to increases in state aid -
estimated at 76.2 percent or the
d1strfrt 's overall income for fis·
r al 1979·80.
·'The scene is s hirting rapidly
lo the state providing most of
our income." noted district Busi·
ness Director Corey Tbompson.
Teacher s alaries will account
for more than $26.1 million of the
upcommg year 's expenditures.
C l assified (n on-teac h i ng >
salaries will cost jus t over Sl3.S
million. offidals said
Hy law, the so-called "SO per·
cent rule," the d1slricl must
spend at least half of its yearly
budget on employee salaries.
The <:ombination of teaching and
non -tc•a<·hing salaries is $39.6
million. or 50 3 percent of the
district's new hudget
llow1•vC'r this share of the
hudgt'I ma y grow hug('r 1f
''m11lvyees arc granted raises
for fi:-.cal 79·80. Money for any
mC'reasl•s would com(' from the
d1strat•l '!> un<.l•htri hutc•d reserve
of J u:-.t over $4 m ii Iron. said
T hompson.
A I~<• included in the financial
document arc plans to spend $7 7
m11l1on on staff benefits and $2.2
million on new books a nd s up.
plies An additional $8.1 million
has been earmarked for general
operating expenses
Smoke Empties
Baby Ward at
Hoag Hospital
Twenty-ont· mothers and their
newborn infants had to be
t'\'arue1tl·d from the materruty
wa rd a t H oag Me morial
Hospital ill Newport Beach ancr
:-.moke from an overheated fan
failed the ward Wedn esday
night
A hospital spokeswoman said
lht>re was no fire , but a
!>pokeswoman for the Newpo.rt
Reach Fire Department said
fire men reported that the over·
he ated f an caug ht fire a nd
burned an 3rea about one root
square.
A second alarm was declared
in the Incident that occurred at
about 7:45 p.m. because the first
firemen on the scene were con-
cerned about the large amount
of s moke coming from the utility
room where the fan is located.
In aJI, a total of eight Newport
Beach and Orange County fire
trucks raced to the hospital.
The mothers and babies were
moved from their wing into
ha llways in other parts of the
hospital while firemen worked.
The hospital s pokeswoman
said the patients were returned
lo their rooms al about 10 p.m.
a fter the hospitai 's housekeep-
ing staff scrubbed the walls and
floors.
OAAMGaCOMT H/f'
DAILY PILOT
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!WllO••• Tlw "''"'""'' "'*''111"t IMMI Ii ti U1 Wt'il to "'"'·C--.U tltonlle'1llto "_"_ ,,_,_.....,.._
, ... II. (a1ey
llll• Pr••i.tnt •1110.-11 .....,_, '-···-l"Oioor
"=..".:it °'-"·"-.._.,., ..... •• .i .................. ..... ._,._ -°'-c.-,. bllor HufttlMtOft ..... OMoe ,,.,rilu<ft-f INlll"IA-u lOO _,...,._
told numbeMi <>r lslanden bomr
leas
Heavy aeas and tale wtoda
batterfd P\wrto RJco • 1 aoutbem ~hol'e, flood\ng low-lyln1 anu
and rorcinl( the evacu•Uon of
ome ~uhon-resident.a from
Ponce, the l1land'1 ucond·
lar1ut dty.
A I though investigators say
lb.ey can't be certain there is
any connection between lbe two
Incidents, the symptoms or those
overcome by fumes appeared to
be similar.
U .S. National Weather Servi~ ofticlab, caJUna David "ooe ot
the treat hurricanes. of Ul1J cen.
tury ," said t he atortn bad
gathered force overotcht, but
had veered 1U1hUy south. They
predicted it would pus 80 miles
THE GREAT RAUIT ATTACK CAPTURED 8Y AP CARTOONIST JOE YENINAS
In AbnflCe of Offtd•I Picture, Thia la How It Mltht H.ve HeppeMd
.. ,...,....... The two also occurred in the
sam e general area, the tn·
dustriaJ section or Irvine near
Red Hill Avenue.
1 $0Uth of Ponce at midday.
French authorities reported l2
persons injured on Guadeloupe
and lS on Martinique when the
storm struck Wednesday, and
said there was considerable
damage on lhe two French
Caribbean islands, including
severe damage to the banana crop.
Carter Battles Bunny
None of the seven persons ~f
fected most serioualY by the
fumes was badly hurt. All com·
plained ol nausea. headache:..
stomach pains and other related
symptoms.
President J/ictim of Hare-raising Attack Although the first incident was
caused by use or a caustic paint
remover by workers, the second
11' the one that has investigators
sb{atcbing their heads. There were unconfirmed re·
Ports form ham radio operators
of heavy casualties and devasta-
tion on th e third island.
Dominica
Gale winds, gusting to more
than 50 mph. sent patio roofs
sailing in beach areas in Ponce
and San Juan, reportedly injur·
ing six persons in San Juan's
Condado section.
Forecasters said the storm
was centered at latitude 16 4
degrees north and 65.5 degrees
west. moving westward at 15
mph al 9 a.m At d aybreak.
David passed about 80 miles
so uth o f St C r o i x , th e
southernmost of the U.S. Virgin
Islands.
Or. Jose Co lo n . c hief
meteorologist in San Juan. said
the storm's concentrated center
a nd southward course might
s pare Puerto Rico's south coast
from heavy wind damage
Forecasters predicted David
would move on to Cabo Beata,
the southernmost point of the
Domirucan Republic. by late af
tcrnoon.
··Wh e n th ey pa ss th e
Dominican Re public, that's the
point where they us ually tum
north toward Cuba or the United
S tates." a m e mbe r o r the
Weather Service s taff said.
"Some go straight west toward
Mexico and some, just die out,
but this one doesn 't look like it's
going to die out."
With maximum winds back to
150 mph, David roared into the
Ca ribbean b e tw een the
Windward Islands of Dominica
and Martinique on Wednesday.
Gua d e loupe as n orth of
Dominica.
By BROOKS JACKSON
W ASHJNGTON IAP) -There
are fish stories a nd then there
are ra bbit stone)>. This is a rab-
bit story.
It also is a president story.
f'ro..P-..Af
DOCTOR .•.
t urned the members of her fami·
ly into bitter adversaries.
"We can rest in peace now,"
h er father. Albert Kassab. s aid
after MacDonald was convicted
A jury of seven meo and rive
women deliberated six hours
Wednesday before convicting
MacDonald. of one count of first-
degree murder a nd two counts
of second-degree murder In the
deaths of his pregnant wife. 26.
and their daughters, Kimberly.
S. and Kristen , 2. The dealhs oc·
curred in 1970 when the family
was st.ationed at Fort Bragg.
"l have said before and I w)ll
repeat again that I never· for one
instant ever believed that 12
jurors wouJd say he was 1nno
cent," said Kassab, as Mac
Donald was led away .
Kassab and his wife. Mildred.
of Cranbury, N.J .. punued pros·
eculion after the Army round
the charges against MacDonald
"nol true," taking their case to
the J ustice Department until a
grand jury indicted MacDonald
in 1975.
"We feel vindicated. We can
rest in peace now," Kassab said.
"Sir, J'm not guilty," Mac·
Donald told t;.S. District Judge
Franklin Dupree Jr. before sen-
tencing. "I don't think the court
has beard a ll the evidence.
That's all I have lo say."
* * *
which is why there Is n't any
published picture of the rahbll
Or the president. More on that
later.
rt s eems tha t Pres ident
Carter, fishing near his home 1n
Plains, Ga., last s pring, wa.s at
tacked by a s wimming. h1 si.mg
rabbit. which madt· for hi:.
can<>t>
He beat the beast bark w11 ti J
canot! paddle.
Carter was unharmed Tht·n ·
f.""" PGfJf" ' I
ACTOR. • •
~1di3ry of th(• Wratht·r Ct>rp .
which wunt.., t11 proh1b1t ham
from appearing a r ound lht'
country drt:>sscd <.i~ the WeMem
hero
The comp any c·lu1m ~ thl'
public c·ould eonfust· ~<J1Jre with
a new masked man "ho 1i; mak
1n~ 3Ulhonzcd a ppearanct-i. 111
prom ott• a muluni11l1on doll<ir
Lone Hanger featurP m o\ it·
bt·1n1=: filmed by the <'Ompanv
Wrather say!> Mo<>re ·nu
longer 1s an appropru.1t1·
physical n·prC'scntatJve of tht>
1 rim 19th Century Western
hero"
Moore say.s ht• hus to keep on
to uring the country to s upport
his family
.I ay Si lverheels. who playe<i
the Lone R ange r 's Indian
sidekick. Tonto. is ronfined to a
wheelchair at the Mot.Jon P1r
tu r e Country Home and
Hospital Last month S1lverh~I~
became the first American In
d1an to have his star placed on
Hollywood's Wallt of Fame
Startled Burglar
w u no word on the fate of the
rabbit.
The rabbit. wtuch the presi-
dent later guessed was fleeing in
panic from a prcdat.or. actually
~wa m toward the canoe from
which Carter was fishing 1n a
pond
It was hissing. teeth bared and
nostrils flared. ai. it headed
... traq~ht fo r tht> pr~s 1dent
Carte r drove 1l off with tht! pad·
dl1·
Pre st'd for dPlail'> toda) dur-
1 •• ~ .1 v1~1t to Atlanta, the pres1
d~·nt, '1111(1 "II Wit!. JUSI a n1<·e
quH•l , l)p1c·JI (;('<')r~1<i rabbit
0 Ul wht·n (.a rtt'f told the ta It·
of the ,1quat1<" .tltack rabbit
"<Jm <· of h1 0., dn:.c·st a1dei. !.C'ofh.-<I
Even hocf> knov.-; rabbit..,
d t1n ·1 s"1m. '>:Hd om· former
!>ktptic
The pres1dc·nt had proof A
White House photographt-r h<ld
m Jd{' photoJ!r<lph.., of th• prt·<,1
tli•nl fu;hinl( and fl•n,hn~ uff lht:
bUr\n~ AprtJ 2!.J
< arter ordered J print of thl·
photograph to ~ho~ the· doub-
tl'r'i £,en that d1dn t t•onnncl'
t hem at h r-st
'You could S <'l' him 1n tht:'
l'anoc with his paddle r Jl'i('(i.
<ind ) ou could sec somethin~ an
the .... ater." said the doubter
"But you C'ouJdn 't tell whtit it
wa s It could hav e b een
a nything.··
SO' the president ordered an
e nlargement of the photo ·'It
"a ~ a rabbit ull n~ht." ... •11d the
st3ff memb<.>r. after looking al
the enlarged photo
Another aide agreed
"It was a killer rabbit," lhJl>
aide said "The president was
s winging fo r hlS life "
The Wh1l(' House has refused
to release the photograph
That one involve d th e
m ysterious appearance of a low
ha nging <'loud along Kettering
St. that made the two member~
of a cruising Police unit and two security guards 111
"We don't have any idea what
caused it." Irvine police Lt. Bob
J,eonard srud this mommg of thl'
elusive cloud
The chemically related inci-
dents first involved police and
fire offic1aJs Wednesday aft ·r
n oon . when workers wt:rr·
,•varualt'rt fr<im lh\· Grc•y har
F:IP<'ln<· Cumpanv Wiirehouse at
I !SCI:.! Kl·ttenng
Th,• workn-; had twcn strip·
ping lhl' noori; tht!re With Cl p&1nt
n 'mO\(•r known as Westnp V60'J
when fumes from the liquid
began to make them cough Tht·
s ubstance contains fl am maltlt• 1n~rt•d11·nrs th<.tl e1n· <l <ingC'rou ...
lo lhl· t:) ~. lun).t!> and !>kin
,\ f1ro· df'pJrl ment s pokl''>"1JO
o.,:i11t lh\•\ wen· u-.mj! 100 much of
lhl" C'•JfH.:l'ntfcil~ liquid and Wl·n•
hos 1n~ th1· paint n·mover out lht•
lfrn1r 11f the ",1rl·h11u1i1· "ht•n lhf'v
1.irt .. 11 f•·t:ling 1 h1· dh·cb of th~ (tJnw.,
\ 1111rn tv £n,rronmental
M ,m<i ~'-·ment /\gl'nt· y l'mploy.:t:
<1 rl\ 1n~ past the bu1ld1ng not.iced
lo\ hat was happenin~ and called
fl rl'f1ght<>rs
On1·1· t he "ork t•r!> wcrt:
t'VD<'UJ IC'd . sand dikes were built
around the building and in th£'
gutkr to prevent tflt: :-.pread of
I ht• -111 lut1on into tht· sewer
... ystt'm
F,....P-.eAJ \ F1ees Valley Home
"There are JWil certain st.on~
about the pres1dt'nt thJt must
fo r ever remain shro udN1 1n
m ~ .,tcry." ~aid deputy pn· ......
Sl'C'rt'lary Rex Granum
Hon1e Burglarized
In Fountain Valley
Huri.:lars broke into the locked
home of u 72 year old retired
1-·ountam Valley m an Wednes -
d<ty and took his stereo, watche!.
and othe r goods valued at SJ.40,
police said.
\
FRIENDS SHOCKED • • •
In 1972, the same year MacDonald was named director
of emergency medicine. Shea joined his staff.
"He is an excellent physician and an exceHent
t eacher. He always has lime for paramedics and medical
students," Shea said.
Shea and MacDonald spent a great deal of their social
time together, Shea said. Bolb enjoy sports and played
together oo football, basketball and softball teams.
D&. 88EA UVP.8 at 42'2 Calhoun Drive in Huntiniton
Harbour, just a few block.I from MacDonald's waterfront
condominium on Mariner Drive.
"Of all the people I know right now, be'a the most glv·
ing friend I know," saJd Shea. "Knowtq him for more
than seven years, J know be didn't commit lbe crtmea be'a
accused of."
Shea wu a mover in the June disco-dinner which
raised m.ooo for Dr. MacDonald's defense fund.
He raised $100,000 in lesa than eight hours in 1915 to
meet MacDonald's ball when he waa indicted by a federal
grand jary for bia family's murden.
NOW, SHEA SAYS, he is standing by for another fund·
raising effort ii lbe f ederaJ Judie will allow ball for tbe
convicted doctor.
'''lbere are a lot of people who strongly believe in this
rnan," Shea said , clas ping bis hands before him. "Suppcwt
for Jefl bu alwaya been an easy t.blftl to set."
Shea recalled that hil friend bad once ulked of the
deaths of his wife and children. "I had read a Time
magazine article,'' Shea remembered. "He offered his
aide. Jl wu obviously very painful for bim to talk about it."
Shea said he bas been ln toueh with hia friend by phone
almost dally.
·"Ibis morniftC they (the JlacDoctaJd deleme party ln
Raleilb> bad a pool roin.g oo how fut the iDDoceat verdict
would come in.
"Jeff wu extremely optimtatle."
AUI08T AS shocking as the jury decision Weae.day
wu the terse announcement made late in the afternoon by
Michael Markley, usoclat.e adminlatrator ol the medical
center.
"Dr. MacDonald baa beea terminai.d •• medical
director of St. Mary Medical Center's emersency Hntcea
departDMDt, anc1 bla medical prtYIJetet at St. Mary'a.Jaave
been auapendecl u ot todar, AUIUlt a, mt,•• It read. lfarkJe1 wu atead.f ut In Ida declilm not to dllcuu bit '"lillal in tbe matter. "It bad to be done," b• uJd. Be 8dmltted U..t the cledakla waa tbe neWt ol a ~. ln,.nq plan drafted lolal beton tbe trtal started, a plan ~ upoa by MacDoaald and the bolJital't oftleen.
•••m.n IAID MacDou>d'a ... et wordt at tbe
tlme of tbe ...U..., ••re, ''J daa't ... how you could do
aa elle." r at the botpttaJ belie tbe eoldn ... ol tM dla· mi,.al C91tem-..
Dr. tlfreJ lbcDoaaJd la iuilb in RaletO, N.C. Re NIDalm fa1ceot at S-llal'J lledleaJ eeat.r lb Loni a.di.
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A Fountain Valley wom an
awa kened to find a cat burglar
searching her bedroom Wednes·
day morning and the man fled
with m after she loudly asked
hlm what he was doing there .
police said today
The incident was reported by
Barbosa Beckett, a 28-year-0ld
cosmetologist who lives ill an
apartment.
Funds Frozen
WASHlNGTON <AP > The
United States has frozen $140
million in Vietnamese funds in
this country to be used some day
as a lever to help Amencans
reclaim money they left in Viet·
nam.
The loss was r eported by
Sal verdo Ci<>nr.ales or 10345 Cinro
de Mayo He told police he dis·
rovered the break-in when he re-
t urned home Wednes day after-noon
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Jtrash Deaths Tied?
I .,,
Two &dies Found in Dumpsters
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Unit Ret)erses Veto
•
Of Rape Penalty
SACRAJIE.NTO <A P l -The Assembly Criminal Justice Com·
mlttee bowed to heavy pressure from law enforcement and re-
versed ita veto of a bill to double sentences for repeated rapes and
other sexual assaults.
• Several members voted with obvious reluctanc~Wednesday
under the threat that an even barsher version of the bill would be
forced to the floor by a vote of t.be full Assembly.
The vote was 5-1 to send SB13 to the Ways and Means Commit·
tee -but without the traditional recommendation that 1t pass.
IT WAS A VICl'OllY for the author, Sen. H.L. Richardson , R·
Arcadia. wbo champions many law·and-order causes.
The plight of the liberals on the committee, sometimes called
the graveyard of law-and-order legislation, was illustrated by As·
semblyman John Knox, D-Richmond. ·
Knox said he opposed the bill in principle. but said a majority
of the Legislature favored it.
WHILE QUESTIONING a witness who called for defeat of the
measure, Knox s aid, "As a private citizen, you have im absolute
rlght to be pure. Unfortunately, the rest or us don't have that
privilege."
Knox later made the motion to release the bill, but abstained
from voting.
The vote shakes the authority or Assemblv Soeaker Leo
McCarthy, D-San Francisco, who was unable to hold his
De mocratic caucus in line: Six of the nine committee members
are Democrats.
IT ALSO SENT A tremor through such groups as the
American Civil Liberties Union, which relies on that committee to
water down or kill Senate-passed bills that increase prison terms .
Richardson's bill bad the support. or Attorney General George
Deukmejian and major law enforcement groups .
Oaly two day1 before, another
youn1 mu's body•• fOund in
a dumlJllW in Aioura.
The ditmembered body wu
not 1mmedlat.ely ideoUfed and
an a utopay was aebeduled today.
lnveaU1ators said t he dead
youth wu a white male in hi.a
lallJ teeos or early 20s.
The body found Monday was
Ide ntified as Donald Ray Hyden,
15, of Hollywood. He bad been
stabbed to death •nd possibly
sexually .JmD&est.ed before being
placed in_. dumpster on Liber-
ty Canyon Road just north of the
Ventura Freeway, said Sheriff's
ltt. Stanley Beekman
SHERIFF'S officers said they
would be checking with Long
Beach police to see whether the
two murders mighl be related.,
The Hyden murder is already
being considered possibly part
o( a series that includes two
other killings over the past few
months, Beekmah said.
Both other murders involved
young men who were i1tabbed to
death and left nude in the
Agoura-Malibu area.
ON MAY 28, the nude body of
13-year-old Thomas Glen Lun-
degren of Reseda was found off
M ulbolland Highway about a
mile west of Las Virgenes
R oad. He had been stabbed
several limes and was sexually
mutilated, investigators said.
On Aug. 6, Maicus Grabs. 17.
or West Ge rmany was dis -
coverc.od stabbed to death in the
Ta pi a Pa rk area north of
-Malibu. Tests lo determine
whether he had been sexually
assaulted proved inconclusive.
il Yield Debated
lease Hearing Factions Clash
SAN F RANCISCO CAP ) -En-
vi ronmentalists and oil company of
ficials clashed at a congressional
hearing here over whether leases
should be granted for f1ve new off·
s hore oil drilling sites a long the
California coastline.
Exxon executive J .H. Silcox
testified Wednesday that "only five
s cattered areas a long the coa~t
would be considered" for develop-
( ___ sr._:4_TE_)
ment if the Department of Interior
leases are granted, and that the
potential yield from these projects
was "at least l.5 bilLion to 2 billion"
ba rrels of crude.
However. a U.S. Geological Survey
explorer told the panel earlier the
probable oil production would be only
681 million barrels.
RTD Talks FaH
LOS A NG ELE S (AP ) -
Negotiators for the Southern
California Rapid Transit District and
5,000 striking drivers met until the
wee hours today in an unsuccessful
effort to hammer out a settlement to
a crippling five-day-old public
transportation walkout.
But the bargainers for the bus com·
pany and the United Transportation
01on vowe d to r eturn t o the
negotiating table later today
Plag11e Spreads
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The chief
of communicable disease control for
the county has warned that plague·
infected rodents have spread over
the e ntire S;,in Gabriel Mountain
range and the public should avoid
contact with all wild rodenL'i.
Two people have been infected with
bubonic plague this year
~ Gra•t Asked
SAN FRANCISCO CAP ) -The Sao
Francisco Police Department is ask-
ing the federal government for a
$70,000 grant to conduct a one-year
investigation or the unsolved Zodiac
murders.
Deputy Chief Jerimiab Taylor said
Wednesday the department is seek-
ing the grant from the Law Enforce-
ment Assistance Administration to
pay the salary of two det.eclives.
lletde1'ard Clesed
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Beginning
Friday evening, Whittier Boulevard
between Eastern Avenue and Atlan-
tic Boulevard will be closed to traffic
from 9:JO p.m. to 5 a .m. on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays .
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Now Is Tlae Ti•e
California Assembly Speake r Leo McCarthy. 0 -San
Francisco. jokingly listened to wristwatch Wednesday
while telling reporte rs in Sacr amento he supports a bill
conforming the st ate's vehicle s mog inspection program
to f cdcral standards . Assembly Minority Leader Carol
Hallett. R-Atascade ro. also backs the plan.
LNG Dangers Cited
WASHINGTON (AP I -The Atr Force. citing the prox1m1t y or
its Space and Missile Test Centt:r at Vandenberg to a proposed It·
qucfied naturnl gas terminal at Point Conception, has asked
Department of Energy offi cials to re(lpen the hearings which led lo
approval of the LNG site
"Should a mi:.:.ile hu ve to he dt-!.troycd by safety officials shortly
after launch. tht•rt-1s a po~i.1b1hty UH1t dcbn !> would fall within this
area uhe terminal 1." the Air Force '\a1d an a prcse relea!.e Tues·
day. The rcll.'a~l' said tht• proro~cd sit1, is six miles from Vanden-
burg. w1th1n the ~aft:ly .. footprint · involving m1ssi1~ launche'>
from the base
DAIL V PtLOT .4$
Justices'
Dismissal
Pushed
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -A
temporary state supreme court
abould di.rquallly itself froaule-
ciding whelber Justice Frank
Newman should ruJe on a case
involving investigation of the
high court, an attorney bas
argued.
Ri ~hard Mosk. son or state
Supreme Court Juatice Stanley
Moak, urged the six special
justices to disqualify themselves
on grounds the panel has been
improperly constituted.
Seth Hufstedler , special coun-
cil for the Commission on
Judicial Performance, argued
that Newman should be forced
to disqualify himself because
Newman is, by bis position, an
object of the high court. probe.
Atto rney Mos k c laimed
that the special high court was
illegally cons tituted because
Chief Justice Rose Bird ordered
that the stand-in justices be
chosen by lot after she dis-
qualified herselr from hearing
the case
Mosk also said that although
Newman was competent to de-
cide whether or not to disqualify
himself. the special court 1lad no
standing to decide whether he
should step down.
··o ur solution . . 1s that the
tribunal should rule 1l is not
properly const1lutcd. and should
declare 1tsclbo," he s aid.
Jus ttce Mosk ·s c ampa11zn
la!.l month :tgainst the publi c
hl·a rings sent the historic probe
behind closed doors .
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Barbar• KrtlblthtEdltorlal P9941 EdJtOf' oranvoeoa.10.,,.p,,°' Edltoriar Page ....................................................... -lhurt<S1y, Auguat 30, 1979
'City Must Face
i Housing Decision
About 700 HunUn1ton Beacb mot.tie home park re.Iden~ are wonderint what a Newport Beldt·baaed
development firm plans to do with 107 •~re• ol oceanfront
property
The rtt1dents live <>11 part of t.be p~ny In three
moblle home J)arka alona Pacific Coul ~bway betwffll
Beach Bou'9vard and Newland St..-t.
The Oaoo orp 11 11ktn1 for a ceneral plan
amendment as a nrst step toward developlo1 the land.
The land la zoned for mobUe home park UM ud for
planning reserve. The amendment would not atteet Ulil
zontq.
Daon offk1als say they are 1eektn1 a planned
community with resadenlial and commercial use.
Devek>pers must return to the city for zone chanae
approval
Resident:. are ronccrntd they may be forced out.
Tbey suy most of Lhtt mobile home owners are on fixed
ilacomes and over 55 years old.
A Daon s pokc1>m a n r~ently said his company has not
d ecided whether the parks wtll remain. He said final
plans arc more than a year away.
The Pla nmng Commission r ecently denied the
amendment request. The request has been appealed to
the City Council.
The City Council and the developers now have the
opportunity to address a major Orange County concern.
• low income housing .
Mobile home parks make up much of that housing
e lement. P ast Huntington Beach planning history reveals
mobile home te nants have been asked to make way for
new development.
City officia ls and dc"elopers should find a way to
correct thi:it ~rror
Sharing the Fields
Soccer is gaining impetus in California, and the Hunt·
ington Beach area is a hotbed of kickball a ctivity with
.. overflow proportions.
• Finding large fields to play the sport has always been 3 a problem. The city maintains fields only at Edison Com·
munity Center.
• Area schools have helped fill the need for space by al·
~ locating nelds to the American Youth Soccer Organiza ..
~ t1 on for ''cars.
: But .. the allocatJon sy~tem is facing problems as
~ s plintt·r duh!\ ~plil from A YSO and de m a nd fields that
:, ont'l' wt·n· th<' "i<>ll' tt•rritory of the one organization.
~ Ot·t:<.1n View <dem •nt<1ry) School Di strict trustees
.. caml· t r1 grrp!\ with lht· problem after <i recent tiff
bel\H·l·n '"" ..,o<:t·f•r c lub~ and decided to lran!>fcr al·
~ Im: at 1irn of its f wlch tu lht> c 1l~
: City rl'crcat1on people have been a llocating school
lwM•b<.111 drnmonds for years to such groups as Little
League, Pony Tail and Little Miss.
As arbiter with a citywide view of recreational re·
quircmcnts. the city staff probably has prevented a lot of
turmoil.
The school district will list its available fields and the
·· times they can be used. The city will take over from
there.
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Trustees did a wise job of getting out of the after·
hours recr eation business and &ls time-consuming
headaches.
Their action frees school administrators to work at
wha t schools do be!>l -educate.
Inviting Burglars
It should come as no surprise to residents of affluent
Fountain Valley that thieves and cat burglars are finding
good pickings in town .
Ni ne burgla ries resulting in the loss of more than
$16 ,000 in ca sh and property occurred on one recent
weekend alone .
And in almost all of the cases, the burglars found
easy access lo the homes by W<JY or unlocked sliding glass
doors or windows, police said .
Yes. it's a shame we'll never again see the day when
unlocked doors were nothing to worry about. But that's
the way it is, plain a nd simple.
Citizens remain unaware of how they can help the
police dete r easy ripoffs . Simple security measures are a
basic st a rt .
There are m any other ways lo help insure your
property against loss of property. The lobby or the
Fountain Valley Police Department is well stocked with
s uch information, free or charge.
Take the time to stop by and pick up the material.
It's worth the effort.
• Opinions e.Jtpressed 1n the space above are those ot the Daily Pilot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their author• and
artists. Reader comrnenl is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, PO.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (714) 642·4321.
Boyd I Flirting
By L. JI. BOYD
ClJent uka, "Do any other
anlmala, betides humans,
rurt?" Birda are known lo do
that tbina. Cow'tlhip before
matln1, flirtation before
courlablp. Whether other
ulmals flirt lln't ln tM re·
cord It hand, re1ret to ,..
port. 1"b1nk they do, though.
Wbat la ln the record ls the
clalm that the more pro· mlleuoua the animal, the less
it rurta. The beast th•t mates
wlth aQY avallable partner
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Don't you think the
police cb6et·1 new
ma11a1e parlor or·
...... rubbtal pee>·
p .. lhe WM111 wayT
RVB·A·DUB
==~Ba::,.-;,-: ~ ;:,;:-:.::.":
'
doetn'l need lo nlrt. Thia
supports the ancient conten·
lion I.hat aome ol the mott
outraaeoua flirts amon1
women turn out lo be the
hardeat·to-cet aort.
Q. "Wbat'a the rnott com· mon 1ymP'Qm or meat.I trou·
ble."
A. Lot ol debate about that.
It'• worry, ~cordln1 to aome
aulhoriU.. lt'a depreuloD,
accordinc to othera. TbeJ
al10 ton ln lmom1tla, 1'1· neu1 lndeclalon, abtent·
mtnaedneu, faU1u• aad
headacbH H 11mptom1.
Maybe 10, don't know.
Tbou1ht theH ao-callecl
symptoms were eommoe to
everybody bl tome del!'ff. A
per11on without qy of tlMtn
ever cenaloly would be a
candldate foe lbe farm, nof
Q. 1.Amon1 Uaoae people
who kUI themaelvet b)' Jump·
ln1 off lb• Golden Gate 8rJd1e, wblcb 011taumber
wblch, the mea or lb•
women?"
A. K-. br t•r. rt11 2a to one ....... ap, lnddental·
ly,11•
J.ekAndenon
U.S. Soviet Viewers Disagree
W ASHINOTON -Tbe fear
lhal nap criUc• ol SALT II l1
that UM Unit.ct S&.a&el won't a,.
able to tell wlMrtheT tbe Soviet
Union ii cbeatln1 on the
atrateaic anna limltatJoo &&ree·
ment.
ThU la • te1iUmate coocem.
Tlae 8o¥ieU bave a track record
ol ••tnterprtt·
1a1 • • treaty
provi1ionl in
UMtlt favor.
But what la
not 1enerally
known lt that
the moat
aerloua prob-
le m of ln·
terpretalion
may rest with
our own lnteUlgence organiu·
\Iona. Although our ability to
sather information about the
Ruaaians 6-excellent. there Is
Hrious cliaa1reemenl in our in·
t.elll1ence community over how
the information. should be in·
terpreted.
The result is that two or
Mailbox
more conclualou -each bued
on a lo1tcally reHonable in·
terpretatlon of the aame buk
fact.a -have been preteat.ed to
the presidellt u 1wdance ln Ml·
ttn1 naUoaat policy. "f don't
•now bow tbe president can
make bis decllk>na from all tbe
dlrf erent eonclu•iona we give
htm." OM tnt.e1U1ence aource
told our associate Dale Van
Alla.
THE 8DIPLI:, appalUn1 lnltb
11 that, lhou1h the Sov~t 1ovem·
m~nt is in lta Gnd year ol ex·
istencetf our intelligence experts
still can't agree on what kind of
beast the Rut111ian communist
bear is. They are like the legen·
dary blind m e n tryins to
describe the elephant from dif.
ferent vanta1e pointa, and it is
left for the president to deelde
which description Is moat reua.
ble.
The basic disagreement ls
over the Sovlel 's lon1·range
str alegic 1oals. Are lhey, in the
late Nikita Kbruahchev'a
phrue. out· to "bury" ua and
take over the world! Are they
defeuwe paranoldl. fearful of
beln1 overwhelmed by U .S.
mllltary and industrial
atren,ita? Or are they Just prac·
lical poUUclant seeking to ex·
pk>it •Y t.ernporary advntaae
on the intematlonal scene In
·bopea or achfevin1 stability
throup equaUty with the United
States?
TBE DIVEUITY or opinion is
•pelled out in a document, "Un·
der1tandin1 Soviet Strate1ic
Policy." written by a Central In·
tellicenee Aceocy analyst. Fritz
Ermath, who is now with the
National Security Council.
Allhoup the paper was pre·
pared in December U'7S. It IS
still stamped "Top Secret "
because it is r e1ard e d a s
valid today.
''The subject o f Soviet
strategic poUcy and obJectives is
very elusiv~." Ermath began.
"Pertinent evidence i s
voluminous: but It almost never
1peakt for itself. Interpretation
of the evidence alwaya involves
our preconceplioM about t.he
Soviet Union as a nation, in·
ternalional poUtics. the meaning
or m ilitary power. and the condi·
lion or our own country."
Ern\ath then spells out the
''three diat.inguiahable perspec·
tives current in the intelligence
community" concerning lhe
Soviet.I:
-THE nasT group c~t.ends
that the men in the Kremlin
"seek clear superiority over the
U.S. with confidence and de·
te rmination and may see ROme
serious prospect of achieving it.
in the next. decade."
-The second group believes
"that the Soviets entertain no re·
aUstic hope or acquiring clear
strategic superiority over the
U.S. and even see the chance for
advantage as dubious ,·· accord
ing to Erma th. ..The ir <the
Ru1111ians' > m ain aim is quite
simply to pre ve nt the great
technical and industrial mtght of
the U.S. from placing them onct·
again 1n an inferior position
Their arms and arms control
policies are chosen t.o this end ··
The third group sees the
Soviet's obJ~t1ve this way
·'lo choose policies that best
hedge against uncertainty th<•y
frame their pol1 c1es to oHer
11om c chance of attalnin~ a '1e·
c1Mve preponderance over tht·
U S.. a g rt• ale r c h a n re o f
~omethtnR less dramatic but still
a dvantageou~. ;ind a v1rtu<il
guarante(• of ··~tal>lishing <ind
ret a1 n1ng a t lc <ss.t. over all
equality··
Footnote Jo't>r what rold n1m
f o rt 1 t l)f fr r ~ . • n t l' 111 ~ t> n c· ,.
Mmrc •s feel th•• KrC'mlln lc<td"P·
are a~ confuiwd nbout thf· Uni1ed
State1> as WI:' ar<' about th1·m
fhe 1nformal1on lh••y rolle('t
from ll S. nc•w:-pap1•r\, ron
(.:rl:'Sl'>IOnal ht•ari nl!~. ll()lit.1c1uni-·
"tatt'ment.c;. Pcnt<igon ar'ln()une·1·
ment~. th1·1r <1wn rnv1·rt ,,,.
•1.Vlllt'l-proh11hly f.!l\'e'' lhNll
r10 ht'lkr f.!rtlh p of I 'S \lr:.1h•g11
g ,, a I ' t h a n t h 1• ,, v c· r 11 J.!1
Amt·rH.an n .. w,11t.1fH'r rt-:11!1 ·1
ha'
There's Nothing Funny About Obesity
To the Editor:
A s a professional person work
ing with people s uHcring the
agonies of obesity. I found
Harvey Bullock's remarks. quot·
ed in your Aug. Z3 feature article
Fat.ao Fat? So What.? to be not
v e r y funny, and perhaps
dangerous. There's a simple and
good reuon to get rid or rat: you
live longer and healthier.
I certainly do agree that peo·
pie rtnd a million and one
reasons to break diets. but
there's a simple explanation: As
any chubby willing lo tell it. Uke
It Is will admit. a diet is
aomething miserable you inflict
on yourself so you can lose
weight ao you can get off the diet
aod Rel fat again.
THERE'S AN easier way tor
chubbies to lake off weight. If
you do it the weight slays off
forever. You simply make up
your mind that from this day on
you will give your body exactly
what lt needs: all those good
vitamins and minerals, just the
right amount or protein, rat and
carbohydrate. And why?
Because you love yourself. Do It
and the pounds tumble away,
and atay off for ,ood. Your
enerty ptcu up and you feel Uke
a million dollan.
I wonder why Mr. Bullock
doetn't t.ell that to bl• f1llOll.
Maybe be doesn 'l Uke 1ood
health.
JERROLD COHEN, Pb.D.
Tre•ottr~•
To the Editor:
The artJcle ln Sunday'• paper
about Stan Kenton aays that
Kenton wrote •'Take Th• A
Train."
"Take Tbe A Train" lt famous
H a Duke Elli.nstoa tune, and
waa a tr•m•rk of l.be Ell·
tncton bud. It wu l.be typical chord ttructun. TM autbar ot
"Take 'l1w A Tralo" ii ldeatifted
on the •b•et muatc, and
elaewbtre, u IWb Stra)'bon.
If la f aet eta Kent.oe ou0t to
be endlled wtdl tJtJI ~J081·
Uoll, tome ....... would • '° bowwbJ. CARL F. HA&TllAN ,,.,, .,..,. ,.,,,. ... .-.. ,., oor-
fHftd #W......., • • t.,to" oo&. .. ,,.. .. ..... .. •• ,... Wot
C"9rln Looi•,,.,... ···~ ... ,, tdUK-u#or
/Wea .... ,_,,
To l.be FAtor:
I wllb to lab ttrolal n..,uon
to your Aq. II edftorlal di.It
ela1rac-.r1 .. d 41acuuloDI N · ••rdiq tbe ... Claita .......
U"beel.ed ..... wtU." .......
I •
so frcquf•nt " I am not aware or
any mcettni.t that would even
come cl~e to your drscnpUon
Obviously differences exist
bet ween both .sides of the issue for wtuch the Am igo~ dt> Bolsa
Chica 1s prc~cnlly !>eelung a
resolution in the· c·ou rts Al no
time has c1thn side deported
themselve~ 1n the• manner you
s uggest.
TO DELAY the question with
a ··cooling.off period" would
seem counter·product1ve The
earlier this question 1s resolved,
the less it. will cost the taxpayers
for whatever the future holds for
the mars h. In add1llon , the
viability resto r a bility or
t.he maf'!Jh are gradually slip·
ping away due to natural and
man·induced changes that have
bffn allowed lo take pia« tn
and around the marsh durin«
lhla period of indecision. You
would do your readers a 1reatu
service by urging all parties
concerned to settle this luue as
quickly as possible .
DAVlD M. CARLBERG
President. Arnlp
de Bolsa Chica
Tet1•••• ., ..... er•
To the Editor:
Aa a resident ln Oran1e Coun·
ty it la appaWna to me tbat the
tenant.a Ot not only apartment
complexes but trailer parka are
betn1 allowed to influenc• tbe in·
tended conversions or develop·
m•nt ol tbe real property they
occupy.
Esamph: Cua Del Sol A.part·
menta ad tbe trailer palb on
P,aelfte Cout HJpway bou9dld
by Beacb Boulevard and
Newland bl H\IDliqtoo BMda.
II U not time that someone
1polle out oe bebalf of U.. prop
erty OWMl"I ud for all ol tbt
proepecdye ..,.,. ol tM "'°' DOMd ~tntum1 or Alale
lamlb ,.kllaNI? Do tMJ not
aJlo lalft -...... t riPt la tbe~Beada ..... ..... eo. ............ YOte <• l•t'Or., ... t.aDtl) ... ...
.... dnllJJ ... ol UM,., Id
eom•aJts ..... Paelfle eo.. IUlltftf ....... a1laptatlte ,.., .... ""°"*u" .,.... ..,.. ..... fGr ....... ta
Oru .. oa.t1 la coatlil ' 1 to
pl"OY• "'7 ltl'Gal ... .......
ntdtoNtbetaetdlat•• .... meat • tM de~ (0.0.>
bla prGPOMd would .... •· NPtad.
• I PS&IONALLY aa Hry
Und of Marl .. llM ~pleaa Of .. '« NI ..
pOsedly will be lhl' nd1m~ of
such a development Tht> rc·:,,1
dents of that trailer park ~hould
have taken into <0on~1dcrat1on
the fact their only mlerest m the
park 1s leasehold and not to be
construed as a permanent s1tua
lion. The ract that perhapll the!'lf'
tenants will be displaced s hould
not hav~ ~n considered by the
commission as that was a n sk
the tenants attepted upon res1d ·
usg in a mobile home park.
When this matte r comec;
before the City Council next
month, It ti my hope that Uw
council takes under considera
lion t.hal with Daon's proposed
development, the lax base wlll
increase tre~usly over that
which is being currently as·
sessed. With the advent. of
Proposition 13 and decre ased
revenues. I'm sure the council
will take this factor into con·
sideraUon.
Not only will Huntington
Beach profit financially from
'ucb a development, but benefit
estheUcaJJy from the removal of
ao eyesore to which all those
who pass along Pacific Coast
H11bway are aubjed to.
P'rom the ailent majority of
hopeful home buyers .
DANIEL R. KETCHAM
••r~ To tbe Editor;
Your <account of) the "64
Question" <about a l2·year-0ld
New Yon boy who wu tagged
for ..wn, worma and nol col·
leetla1 sales tax) ts just
abeohlltelf incredible, especially
the UM by the tax department
apokeaman. "We're not embar·
ruaed, we're proud." I cannot
believe such atupldlty and
auchtdU fNm a pubUe otttciaJ.
To lmow tbere are ldlotl run-
n ln 1 loose Uke that l• bad eeoudL To realiu they coUect
paJ d9eekl for "MrVices ,...
denMt•• II..,,..., 'Rte evea ud·
der thbll 1' lMt YGU choM to naa
the It.or)' GD pap tllree. lt't V9t'J
d•flaltely be•dllne material,
To:-9.'on1 wlll American•
tol•n• 1uth outratet?
MARY OLTHOFF ..... a..
ToU..Utor:
TM Pt.lot mllMI UM mart la
ltl editorf41 "Bolaa C~ea II· ..... A..-&
1t illdlil to e.u. mto aetoUDt
two ~-aetlou by tM Or•••• Co•atr Board of su,.ntlorl botJi 11Hrtlq a =" 111 j u*lp role bl UM Clllealltue. Ir rt10latloa of Jul1 H. ltfl, .,.,.._ ~ Harriett
--------
W 11:rlt·r. the <.:ounty 11( Ori.111~1
assumt·d loc<JI '"°n:,,or~h•IJ 11( lh1·
feas1b1hty stud y :urned al t•rt•al
tnji! a new Ot·t.·un ;1{'1'1'!1:-, e•)(
pandt'(f Wl'tland:. and w1lcJllCt·
preserve
BY ANO'l11t:R rcsolut.mn 11f
April 24. 1979. also propo!>ed hy
Wie der. th~ Oran~l' <.:ounlv
Board of SuJ>('rv1sors created
the 1nteragen1·y lo(roup known a~
the Bolsa Chica l'lanntnJt Task
Force. The task force composed
Of a ll pllrtJCl> <Jl lnlC rcSl Wiil
seek to develop a definitive plan
for Bohm Chica
Progre!ls will not c·omc hy
standing back look1nlo( at thl'
mess. It will come only If the in
terested elements sit down m
itood faith and seek the be:1t
solution in the pubhc interest.
CHARLESC.BENNE'II
Chairman, Commit.tee for Clean
Water and Ocean AcceM
••~•~rtl•g
To t.he F.ditor:
I just finished reading the
evenlnc edition or the Daily
Pilot.. 1 have enJoyed the Daily
P\lot for some time. bul I am
lootinc at the artic les in a dif·
rereot light now.
I 1m a me mber of WASA
<Women Against Sexual Abuse)
and I will be doing the publicity
for tbe oreanizalion. I have been
readlna the paper to gel the feel ot wrilinl a news Item
IN 'IONIGRT•s paper there
were two artJcles on ra~. The
flnl on the killer-rapist or s.an
BartokNnei the aec:ond on the
rape auapect Marioo l"'rankUn
Iii lier.
' don •t know ""° the reporters were, but the reason I am wrlt·
Inc ts to tel YoU know that I
thoupt both artJcles were very
well wrtttm. Tbe facta wen pre.
aented ditarlJ and falrt,,.1t 1ne _. aa .aeeU.t example.
I feel daat between ta.. fDOd ~. u In jour "'*' wl lM weft we u WASA memberll
do <ctWa bot line. self..,_ el ..... ete.J perbpe w eu make peop&e aware ucl lillpllW •
ly ...._ our rape cr1aM1 ad
Db11teal abuM of women ud Children.
MRS. PEGGY K<ND
• .......... "°"' '"*" .. ...,,,.., nw t1tAI •• c...._ ~ 1o ,., "*"or,,.,....., • .,.. ",...,....
tflmt ol • '°°'* or ._ • fie ,_. ,,.,_w•. AU ........... a.
....~_, .... ..._ -. ................. ,... .....,,.,...,,_ .. " ...
7
Irvine
L()I TI ON
VOl.. 72, NO. 2•2, 3 SECTIONS, •4 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1979
't'our Hometown
Dally Newspaper
F l FTEE N CENTS
• e's Fluor Inks Synthetic Fuel Pact
A s ubsldlary of lrvtne's Fluor
Corp. and a Soulb Alricam pro-
ducer of synthet ic fuels an
nounced an agreement today for
the marketing and use or coal
conversion t echnolot;y in the-US
O ff1 c1als fr om Fluor
Engineers and Constructors Inc
and Sasol. the South African
company which h1ts worked in
synthetic fuels for more than 20
Yt'ttrs, announced the agret:mcnt
an Johannesburg.
In Irvine , where Fluor hllll lib
international headquar ter ::.,
spokesmen said the goal ln tbJi.
country would be to help cut
American rehancc on foreign
011
Dick Chew, proJect manager
for f'luor, said the process al·
lows for the conversion or coal to
t ran::. port ru\•I ":-. .i mean:-. of
Kt'Oe 1 at1ng new sourct!S oC
en1:rgy. although there would bt:
o ther chemical 1tpplicatio~s oC
the process as well
~Sasol. which was deso.r1bed as
u South Alncan government cor·
poration for which public s hares
recently went on sale. has the only
com mercial otl·from-coal plant
now m o~rauon. Fluor officiab
suy
Chew -.<J1d lh\· compdn\' ha:-.
had such a plaot s ince 1955
whe re 011 and chemical feed
stocks have been produced from
oil
In the Afncan nation's eastern
Transvaal a rea, another coal
conversion pro1ect is under con-
s tru c tion by Fluo r . It 1s
scheduled to open 10 early 19ll>
A third unit 1n the design stagt:
at Fluor will be located next lo
the ::.ct•ond plant and more than
double the project'::. s ize and
capacity.
Under the ter ms or the agree·
me nt announced today, Fluor
and Sasol will provide overall
cons ultmg services and feas1b11t
ty s tudies as well as prepan'
basic design packages Cor any
ener gy firm or utJhty interested
111 buildrng s uch a plaml
The two firm::. also will pro
'1de other technical :-.t·rv1ces a:-.
required during the engineenng,
cons truction and initial opera
t10n stages of the facilities.
Officials at the Irvine head
quarters said that Sasol has the
technical know-how m the coal
con version process and Fluor
will provide the marketing ex
pert1se.
Chew said Fluor will be "ac
t1vely enga~td" in bringini;: thl'
prot·ess to t•veryonc•'s attenuon
Mystery Cloud Leaves 7
Oally 1'1191 "~ff l'Mto
REV. NIERMANN OF IRVINE'S ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN
After the Decision, Spontaneous Courtroom Remarks
Pas tor Will Stay On
Despite Court Loss
By FR~DE!UCK SCHOEMEHL
01 ti• O••IY Piiot Su tt
Rev. He rbert Ne i rmann oC
I rvine's St. Matthew Lutheran
Church vowed Wednesday to
continue hjs ministry in Irvine.
despite a legal defeat handed
him and has followers in Orange
County Superior Court.
J udge llarmon G Scoville
ruled Wednesday that church
p roperty a nd buildings ap·
p raised al $656,000 must be
t urned over to the Southe rn
Ca lifornia Distr ict of the
Luthe r a n Ch ur c h -Missouri
Synod. Tbe judge also ordered
that St. Matthew. as a corpora ·
tion, be dissolved.
Immediately after the judge
left the bench, Neirmann con·
fronted members of a church
factlon that brought legal action
aga inst him . He had "taken
abuse and m embers of the con·
gregalion have taken abuse ." he
scolded.
"I a m going lo have lo see
each of you and discuss that
with you." he added s ternly
b e fore the g r oup le ft the
courtroom.
Neinnann said the judge's de·
Irvine Driver
Hurt in Dana
An Irvine man ls llated in sta·
ble condition tod ay at San
Clemente General Hoapltal after
he wu b~ured in a tratnc mll· up W.._..y lD Dua Point.
Calllornta Rl ..... 11 Patrol ol· ftcen Mid Crall ~an. ae
w a1 ltllured whe n he · ie8.;;d
from bM van on Cove 808l at
1:41p.m.
cisaons would not force him "to
wind up m y public m inistry
·'Nor does it wind up my call
co the St. Matthe w congrega-
tion." Neirm ann said.
Both Neirm ann and his at·
torney, Betty Mc Mullen , o r
Newport Beach, said an appeal
of Judge Scovi lie 's decis ions
would be filed with the Fourth
Dist rict Court of Appeal in San
Bernar dino within 60 days.
P ending resolution of the ap-
pe al, Judge Scoville ordered
that Neir mann's fo ll owers and a
rival group or parishoners con-
tinue to sha re church facilities
localed at the corner of Culver
Drive and Sandburg Way.
Should he lose the a ppeal,
Neirmann said , "we will con·
tinue as a congr egation and will
join the 30 other religious groups
in Irvine looking for a place to
worship."
Rifts in the St. Matthew con·
gregalion were exposed in Nov-
e mber , when a majority or the
voting assembly stated its inten-
tion to depart from the Missouri
Syn od and affilia te with the
Lutheran Churc h of Ame rica
a nd the A ssocia ti o n o f
E va ngelical Lutheran Churches.
Later , members of a minority
gro up which wanted to maintain
ties with t he Miasouri Synod
j oin ed with the Southe rn
California district in an attempt
to 1et control of the church prop·
erty.
According to terms of a deed
of t rust, the St. M althew COD·
sre1atlon atlll owes about
$320,000 for ch urch property
ol11tnally purchued by the dia·
trict.
TIM trial before Judce ~ville
l aated flve weeks a nd u n -
der1~ored th• antmo1ity ·be·
WMD tbe two (actioDI of tbe COO· .,. ......
N.tnnmm•1 followen H t on
b1I 11de of tbe courtroom, while
tllole loJal to tM diatrlct'• caute
Ill OD tbl odler. '
AccordJnc to the CKP, the
•eblcle'1 brakH failed aad ~-jwnped out of tbe YU Jut blfor'e it came to a hall
.,.rcW on the ed/.::f a 200-foot c)tlf...,. Dua t Harbor. I ~\ Che anJaal. Pal• AJ) i,
Irvine
Baffled
By Vapor
By DA /ID KUTZ MA!'l/1'
01 tlW 0 .. 1, Ptlot SI.Aft
A mysterious fog-hkt-tluud
that fell(>d two [rvinc pohc·e o r
ricers and two security guard:-.
Wedncs d ay night hour:.
Collowin~ a chl'm1cal· !-.pill th.it
made thrct' other offlet·rs tll
C'Ontinued to l>afflc rohcc and
rire officials to<l:.iy
Althou ~h 1nvt·st1_g;.it11rs '-<H
they can't be ccrt<11n thl'rc 1'-
anv conncctwn hc•tween the two
incidents. the symptoms or tho51·
overcome by fumes appeart'<i 11.
be similar.
The two also occurred 1n the
same general area. the 1n
dustrial section of lrvme near
Red Hi ll Avenue
Nooe of the seven persons af
rected most seriously by th•·
rumes wa:. badly hurt. J\11 crim
plained of nausea, headachl's.
stomach pains and other rclate1!
symptoms
Although the r1rsl incident°"":-.
caused by use or a caustic raint
remover by workC'rs, the second
1s the one that has rn vestigator-.
scratching their heads
Th a t o n e 1 n v o I v t• d t h ,.
mysterious appearance or a lo"
hanging cloud along Kettenn~
St. tha t mad<> th<' two mem~r"
of a cruising police unit :rnd two
st'l·urity guards 111 ··we don·t han• any 1rk:i what
caused 1t," Irvine polic<· Lt B<>h
Leonard l>aid this morning or thi.·
elusive cloud
The chemically reluted mc1
dents first involved police and
hre oHicials Wednesday aftt!r
noon. whe n wo r kers we r <'
evac uated rrom the Greybar
Electric Company warehouse at
1802 Kettering
The workers had been stnp
ping the floors the re with a patnl
remover known as Westrip V600
when fumes from the liquid
hegan to make them cough. The
s ubstance contains flammabl<•
ingredients that are d angerous
to t he eyes, lungs and s kin.
A fire department spokesman
s aid they we re using too much or
the concentrated hqu1d and werf"
hosing the paint remover out th<:
door or the warehouse when they
s tarted feelinl! the errects or the
fumes.
A count y Environ ment al
M anagemenl Agency e mployee
driving past the building noticed
what was happening and called
fi refighters.
O n ce t he work e r s we r e
evacuated, sand dikes were bum
a round the building and in the
gutter to prevent the sptead of
t he solution into the sewer
system.
Two police officers sent to the
scene lO control traffic were the fi~t to become ill. Officers Eric
Bianchi and Cindy Jorda n com·
plained or nausea, vomiting and
breathing difficulties.
Both were treated at Irvine
Park Medical Cente r and re-
leased.
La ter in lhe afte rnoon. as
c le anup e ffor ts continue d .
another offi cer s uffe red the
sam e symptoms while directing
traffic. Officer Dale Garcia was
also treated and released.
Al that point. officials believed
t he altuaUoo was under cootrol,
with the paint rembver
vacuumed up.
But Wednesday night, ottlcers
Mario Acuna and Tom Hume
were driving in their patrol car
about four blocks from the scene
of the chemical spill when they
spotted the vapor cloud ahead.
Drlvlng on Ke tterlna near Armatrona. they be1an to f"1 lll
11 thelr car pa1Hd tbroulh the
cloud, which they eatimat.Jd to
be about JO feet 'w1de and re-
1em bllna fos .
CSe• aouo. Pas• AJ>' •.
. .. _._,, -
0 411• Pit.of !)Utt PtwHr
DOUG COTTON VACUUMS PAINT REMOVER FROM GUTTER IN IRVINE
His Firm Called to Help Clean Up Spill; Later Vapor Cloud a M ystery
Iran Doesn 't Need La\\'9)'ers Ba c k
Afte r l 0 -da y
alar y Disp ute U.S. Fue l S h ipme nt
WJ\Slfl!'IGTO'.\'. 1i\1'1 Tt,1·
pn•s1dC'n l or lr;m'c; nat111na l oil
company has s :.i1d puhlil'h hh
nal1on doc·., nnl n1•1·ll lh<· 'h11•
ment of rdint•d d1<·M·I 011 ;ind
kerc1senc which thl· 'artc-r ;1d
m 1nistral1on appro\'cd rcet·nth
the Washington Slar reponcd to
rl U\
Thl· oi l prrnluct!-. might 114• n ·
sold bv Iran at a proht. the St:ir
quoted the· lrani:1n 0HH·1al
Hasl>an Nazih. u:-. saying
Thl' Star. t•it111g a transcript of
a recent Tf'hran r ci'1 1n hroall
cast , quotNt Naz1h. prC's1dt>nt of
the National Iranian Oil Co. '"
'iaying that t-w o months aJ!n th<·
I ram an i::ovt•rnment thnuJ?hl 1t
would need thP rd11wd oil pmd
ucts .
He was quot<.•d fu rtht•r a' s a.'
1ng. "Since the Isfahan rcfint•r.'
w ill start operation within thl'
next two or threC' months wt• will
1101 n1·t·fl the 1111 "1· h.1 \ t' ho11 i:nt
.inti tlwn• 1::. ,, po:-."1hil1h that"'
"ill bt• .1Uk to ,,.11 II at <t h1 gh1·1
pnt·t· on1 ,. tll1· lsr;.ihan rl'f1m·n
'-t>lrh 111w1.1t1on I th1nf.. '-'e "di
lie ablt• to t·xµort :.oml' or thl' ml
p rorl u 1·t... ·
l're ... ult-nt < '.irt1·r ll<'knd1ni.:
t Ill· pro pos t'd .... t11· ~q:a1nst
' nt1eism. :.a11I la:.l "l"d\ 1t wa ...
n1•1•dcd "to rnt•<•l th1· n1•t•ds of th1
f .1 m 1 I 1 1· ' 1 n I r a n r 11 r
t 1ra11J,!l' t 11unty-. ikpul.' dis
t rie1 :.ittom1•vs :rncl puhlic def en
Ol'I"'-w1•rC' b;wk al work loda.'
follo"ing a 10 da.' "alkout in :i
p:•.' d1-.p11 tt• "1th the Counl.'
Hu-:1 rd of S upC'rv1sors.
·1 ht• :ittorne.' :-. una ni mou:.l)
a).!rf'cd tu rf'turn to work after
lt•<irr11ng that the county would
).!ra nt them -.alary p<1nty with
la"' t•rs employed in the count.'
n1u11:-.el s ofhcc. huma n1t..1nan n •ason-.. ft "ill cost county ~nvt•rnment
Tht· StJ1 quutt•d <1n unnaml·d , ht•t'll.l't!D S90.000 and SI 00,000 t11
En<',.J!.' D1·rartm•·nt offt c1al .1-. bnn).! sal:Jrws paid to deputy dis
':.t.' 10~ o f tht· propn..,t'rl sal1·. trifW,. altornc•vs a nd oubhc def en
..Tht• basis for ti.is "as sound. dcr" tnto hnP with those paid ~oven "hat '11.t' km·" in Jul} ·· d<'p Ul.\ cou~t y counsels. ~aid Phi hp Anthon}. ch31 rman of thl'
Hoa rd of Supervisor ... l'arll'r had :-.aid tilt' n•fmcd cut
products lx>in>~ :-.old hJCh to lr;m
wou:d c·ompns<' a tiny pcrc·1·11
tagc or the amciunt or crude• 1111
I ran st'.'lls to thl' llnttl•d States
Parit v means th<' av<'raRl'
S28 766 salary earned by the at
torneys by about 2.75 pcrc<'nt
$30 Million OK'd
The s tage 1s now set ro 1
fu rther negotiations between lhe
attorneys and thc county. Tht•
t'mployees entered negotial1ons
seeking a one year, 25 percent
mcrease
By Irvine Schools
Trustees of the Irvine Unified
School Distnct guve their un-
a nimous approval Wednesday
night to a spending plan for the
new fiscal year that adds up to
nearly $30 million
Superintendent Stanley Corey
said the budget for fiscal year
1979-80 was a "sound" pla n that
enables the district to maintain
the "major thrusl'> of the pro·
gr ams we've initiated."
T otal availa ble income is
estimated al $28.S milllon with
expenditures or $28.2 million. An
ending balance of Sl.54 million is
projected by the end or the fiscal
year.
School officia ls s aid fina l
budtel estimates show increases
in income, expenditures. enroll·
ment, C<Mll per student and as·
setted vahaatlon of property in
the dl1t.rlct.
The mo1t dramatic increase.
A111l1tant Superintendent Gene
Ha rtline told the board. wu in
u 1u1ed v a lua tio ns . whic h
showed what he te rmed an
"over'tlbelmlng" Jump of 42 per-
cent over lul )'ear, even with
Propoaitlon l3·1mposed llmlta·
lions tn effect. ·
Whal this will lead to. llartlim'
!1 3id. 1s a readjustment 1n tn
come figures, with state aid like
ly decreasing to ren ect the in
creased local support available
rrom the new valuations.
Hartline a lso said the assess-
ment figures will havc an im·
pact on oth e r parts o f the
budget
Early projections by the dis-
trict had forecast only a 15 per·
cent leap in assessed values.
The bulk of the budget wi ll
still be financed through s tale
aid meant to ofrset P ropositi
13 losses In local income .
About $21 milUon was received
from the s late this ye ar, ac-
counting for 73 perce nt of hud&et
Income . Hartline said. Revenue
from local sources accounted for
19 percent and fede ral aid
chipped in another 7 percent.
The boa rd had given tentative
approval to the budget in June
Officials said .the district i& ln
sounde r condition than many
others because it is a heavy
a rowth system and because or
the healthy jump in assessed
valuations . which broadens local
support.
I ,._
The thr~·year-plan is similar
to a package previous ly accept·
ed by other county employees.
Coas•
'ft"eath e r
Late night a nd m id ·
morning low c loudiness
otherwis e fa ir thro ug h
Friday. Lows tonight in
low to middle 60s. High!.
Friday i n m id ·70s at
beaches to mjd-80s inland
INSIDE TOO~\'
Ez ·UC I coach Jerry
llul~rt 100$ mtnu. hod a
stmpUi and pleasant word for
etHr"llone. and wiU ~ mfued.
Ile died lhts i«ek. Stort1.
Poge Bl
,.
I r v 1nc Youth Services staffers, primed for
r C!venge following their defeetl las t month
in a water fight, battle teen-agers in what
wa:-. lnlll•d as "The First Possibly Annual
A II City Rotten Tomato Fight." Set>
F cutunng, Page C l
fi',.._PapAI
CHURCH •..
As ked if it would ever be
possible for the two s ides to re-
unite, Neirmann said, "It ap-
pears to be a hopeless raft.
"The church. ostensibly, 1s in
the business of recon ciliation,"
h e added
Ne1rmann . who himself j s
working on a law degree, said
Judge Scoville f'rred in dissolv-
ing the St Ma tthew corporation.
Neirmann p ointed o ut that
le gislation that will become ef-
rective Jan. 1 wi ll forbid in-
voluntarily dissolution of re-
ltg1ous corporations .
Judge Scov1lle found that a
~umcient number of the voting
me mbership of St. Matthew was
represented hy thf• pl11int1Hs and
c ited a i.ection or the state '!>
Co rporations Cod e which
pt>rm1L" involuntary dissolution
bC('8 UM' or <.'Onf11cts, internal
dissension and "pers istent un·
fa1rnesi.."
Ne1rmann later told re porte rs
that his leeturc tu his opponents
was "spontaneous."
It drew only one reaction,
from Don Rueter , pres ident of
t he minority congrcgat1on, who
'ii.t1d. "Ma} w1· bh·"i. you with
pcucP, Hcvncnd '
Smoke Empties
Baby Ward at
Hoag Hospital
Twenty on<: mothns und their
n1•whnrn inrunts had lo lw
1•val·ualt•d from the malcrnlly
wurd at ll oa~ M e mori ;d
llosp1tal in Newr><>rt lleac h after
s moke from an overheated flin
f ii 1 t· d th t• ward We dnesday
night.
/\ ho!>p1tal spokeswoman said
the r e wa s 110 fi r e , but a
s pokeswoman for the Newport.
Re ac h Fire Departme nt said
firemen reported that the over·
heale d fan <.'U URht fire and
hurncd an area about one foot
square.
A second alarm was declared
tn the incident that occurred at
about 7.45 p.m. because the first
fire men on the scene were con-
cerned about the large amount
of s moke coming from the utility
room where the fan is located.
In all, a total of e iJCht Newport.
Beach and Orange County fire
trucks raced to the hospital.
The mothe rs and babies were
moved from their wing Into
hallways in other parts or the
hospital whJle fire m en worked.
The hospital spokeswoman
said the patient.'! were re turned
to their rooms al about 10 p.m .
after the hospitaJ's housekeep·
mg staff scrubbed the waJJs and
floors.
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LONE RANGER RETURNS
Actor C.ayton Moore
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Actor
C layton Moore, who wore hb
mask lo cou rt today lo battle for
his right to appear as the Loni'
Ranger, was mobbed by auto
graph seekers moments befon·
the Judge, who had issued an or
d e r ban ning the mas k . dis
qualified h imself without ex
planallon.
As Moore a ppea r ed In the
courthouse hallway, a youlh/ul
passer pee r ed through th ~
crowd, turned lo a friend &nd
yelled: "You know who that
m asked man Ii.'> That's the Lone
Ranger!" •
S uperior Court Judge J erry
Pachl suid he has been inundat
ed with letters defending Moore.
who played the Lone Ra nger for
years on television .
Pacht said one fan suggested
ln a telegram "that I make an
a n a tomical disposition of thl'
te m pora ry restraining order I
issue~ ...
Pacht did not specify hiB rea
sons for disqualify ing h1m'iclf
but said it bad nothing to do with
any o ne I n t h (' ca s e fl t:•
trani.re rred the cas e lo Superior
Court Jud~t· Vernon Fo.<>tcr. whu
.,.. ai. tu hc<ir 1t l:.itf·r in the day
Moore. who s:.i1d he 1s 64, won·
his black ma&k. a white cowbov
hat and :.i ru11t rolnred cowboy
s tyle i.uit as he ~reeled well
wis hers aod signed autho~raphi.
in the haJlwav.
"I 've portraye d the Lont·
Hungt·r for over 30 years." he
1uud "I shall continue to mak1·
per sonal a ppear ances all over
the country for my thousands of
rans.
"They sa y I'm too old and out
o f condition to·.be the Lone
Ra nger However, m y waist ii.
34 and I'm 10 pound11 lighter
than I was when I port.rayed the
Lone Ran"er ."
Moore has been batWng Lone
Ran~er Television, Inc .. a sub-
sidiary of the Wrather Corp .
which wants to prohibit him
fro m appearin g around the
country dressed as the Western
hero.
At Least 4 Dead
Hurricane Batters
Dominica Island
BRIDGETOWN, Ba rbados
CAP ) Hurricane Davie dev
a s tated the tiny Caribbean
is la nd of Dominica whe n It
swept through today, leveling
v i.rtua lly all t he h ous es in
Ra1eau, the island's capital, and
klllin& al least four people .
Radio BarbadOfl reported today.
Dominica's Prlme Minis ter
Oliver Seraphln predicted the
d eath toll would &o "muc h
higher," the radio reported.
The Barbados report was
based on accounts fro m amateur
radio operators on Do m inica ,
200 miles to the northwest, and
could not be otherwise con·
firmed.
Government bulldlnas, schools
and cburcbelJ on Dominica were
opened to an e11Umated eo,ooo
refugees whose rumay, wooden
homu were flattened by bu.r·
rte an• wtnda, the radio reported.
The llland bu a populaUon of
81,000, wltb about 11,000 ln
Roteau, ooe ot the poornt clll• In tbt central Caribbean.
Hurricane Oavtd, one ot the
moat daqeroua of tbe JOth ceo·
tury, roared aout.b of lb• U.S.
Vlrstn lllandl today and bat·
tertd tbt 1outb1rn co11t of
Puerto Rico after cultJftl a path
of deltnactJoa acrou Oomlnlca
and two other llludl ln tbe An·
t1lle1, Martinique and
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Guadeloupe.
ttcavy seas and gale winds
battered Puerto Rico's southern
1hore, flooding low-lyin1 areas
a nd forc ing the evacuation of
som e seashore reside nts fro m
Ponce, the Island 'a aecond-
lar1e1t city.
U.S. National Weather Service
offlclall, callln1 David "one of
the great hurricanes of t.hia cen-
tury,'' said the s torm had
aathered force overoi1bt, but
had veered ali&htly south. They
predicted lt would pa11 80 miles
south of Ponce at midday.
Fre nch aut.hortUes reported 12
persona injured on Guadeloupe
and 15 on MarUnJque when the
at.orm struck Wednesday, and
uld there waa conalderable
dama1e on the two French
Carl bbeen lalanda, lncludln1
aevere dama1e to the banana ciop.
Tbere were uneoallrmtd re·
pon. fonn bam radio operaton
of htavy cuualUes and devuta-
ll on on tbe thlrd l•land,
Oomlnlca.
Gale wtnda, IUIU., to ID9N
than SO mpb, MDt paU, rooll
Hllln.J ln btacb U'MI la Panee
and San Juan, reportedly ~ur
lnt slx penou In Saa Ju..,
Cond, ~ Md.&oa.
.... ~ THE GREAT RABBIT ATTACK CAPTURED BY AP CARTOONIST JOE YENINA8
In Abaence of Offlcial Picture, Thia la How It Might Have Happened
f 'ro• Pa~ ,, I
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T ht'Y too were later treated
anct rclt•usN1
l'ohr1· ;md fire· dq1<Jrtm ent 1n
v1•s t1gutori. t·ulled lo lht· scene
M'a rrhed tht• 11rca in a v:.im &t
tt·rnpl to locute the source of tht·
t'hl·mu·al rloud Ry that t1mf'.
tlw fog llkt· VitJ.Xir hacl r omph•lt•
Iv cJ I 'I PJ>l' a rt·d
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Mc.tri.tl'rl">On wa.., llt'dlt·il <JI th•·
scc•nt• by parnmNllt·~ and tl11'11
tak<·n to Tu..,t1n Commun1t \
lfO~JHtal
F.n·n thou.:h th•· t"'" 1 h1·m11 .ti IO l'ldrnt'~ 0('('UrrN1 Ill th•· 'iJO\I•
g1•n1·ral ;1ri·1J. '""' •.11~:itor "
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bl'l"' 1·1·11 th1·m
/\ f1rt· d1·partmt·nt prrohn ..,Jld
!ht• 1lo11tl "'u " ..,1mph ·,,.,,
t·lui-.1\t• ·
l.Ponar<l .. :utl "" th•· t111'11• fir•
and a11 qualtl} tiffll'llll'> ha<l ar
fl Vl'fl W 1•rl 0!'\ti II\ n I g ht llll'
cloud had d1,<1J1JH'iJrt·d without .•
trncr
The urea 1s m ostly industnal
and th~re W<J .., nn nrt·c1 t•1
ev ac-uat..-any rf"~1d1•11c-1·~ <if
f1 c1als :.u1d
Solar Energy
library OK'd
Orangr ( 'ounty ~upcrv1sors :d
localed SS!Q>.000 Lh1" wc•t•k f11r
ronstru('h on 11f a l1hrarv rn F-:1
T o ro thut will tw hr1Jt1·tl anll
coolt·cl l1y solar encri.:y
The solar unit. whit•h will '"'
backed up by a con vPnt1<1n11I
he ating und N"1ltng 11ystt>m . will
cost about S 165.000, nccordrng to
Cliff Ends ley, spokt•sm an for tht·
c o u n t y • s G e n t· r u I Se r v 1 r t· ~
Agency.
But over ffO ~rcf'nt or that
$165.000 11r1ct• lag will be mf'l
with a rederal Oepartmt>nt of
Ene rgy grant, Endsley said.
Splitting Bares
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Fur Flies Over Carter Tale
By the A1u1odated Pre11&
Bunny rabbits are i.oft &nd
euddly creaturet1 They wouldn't
attack anyone. Or would they.,
The fur was fl ying today over
President Carter 's reported run.
in with a rabbit
"Never hea rd of one attacking
before." said Ed Pe1 ff'r . n~uonal
\ecretary of the American Hab
t11t Breeder'i Ai.soc1at1on in
Hloom1ngton. Ill
Of course, ht-added. ··onre in
a v.h1l~ }'OU do get a mean ont·"
R e member Jl arvf'y, the
ASPCA attack ritbb1t., lie even
bit the hand that fed him 1n the
person ot the 50C1ety's exttutive
director . Gordon Wnght Before
he d ied In 1m. Harvey made
thous and ~ o r dollars fo r the
ASPCA which i.old T shuts with
h1<1 hkeneM> and w.ed the rabh1t
a& a s~ mbol o f its campaign
against cruelty to an1mab
And how a bout the ru bb1t in
"Mont) Python a nd The ll11ly
Grall ." u s poof of the King
Arthur lt>gf'nd'> A rn o('1oui. rub
bit ··a l1ttlc white guy with
pink eyes," according to 1>nt·
moviegoer -guarded the griol
and d111patched several of the
knights sent lo f1od 1t
The AS P CA s a i d ff arve y
turned hostile because he wat.
mistreated Did s om eone m1:.
treat Uk· r abbit that allegedly
.,..e nt after Carter in his canoe
when he was f1l'ihtng near Plains .
Ga on April 20"
"It probably was frightened."
said Robert Bennett, author or
· Ru1stng Ra bbits the Modem
Way." "Ther e a re rabbit!'> th1Jt
w ill bite peo p le," he a dded ,
"and they can inflict u prett)
nastv bite "
"I don't kno.,.. .... h:it tn ..,.J\
;1t,..1ut lhat r<i bh1t. · com rnf'nted
l'l'1fer "f don t know whdl mad1·
rl thal \ IC'IUU '> 1'\1•\'1·r ht•,1 rd
11f 1·m ..,.,qm m1n~ l1k1• that
1•1th1•r II mu .. t hd\ 1• 1lt•f1111tely
Bu~et Corr~ct~d
A t y pol{ra ph1 ral, rrr<ir 1n
Tuesd ay's Oaily Pilot led to the
inaccurate reporting or Sad
dle back Collt?~e ~ total 1979 ~
budget amount Tht• rorn·c·1
figure ~ S30 6 million The Daily
Pilot regrets the error
lleen scared to death. . · ·
Pe ifer said that in 27 yeari. of
raising rabbits ··1 've only had
one that ever c11 me after me and
bit me . And he was Just a mean
r 1.1 bb1t."
Carter, pre ssed t o a ns wer
questions about the incident In
which he was described as fight-
ing off the· anim al with a paddle,
i.:ud "It was 1us t a nice, quiet.
typical CeorJ(i& rabbit"
A White ll<>ui.c photographer
took p1ctun-s of the inc ide nt and
thf' pret11d~nt ordered pnnlh to
i.how to do ublinK a1de i..
Extortion
Suspect's
Release Eyed
W hill' Newport Beach poltc•·
c-nn t 111ucd efforts Lo est a blt1>h u
mu rdn case agains t extortion
'>U!'>Pl"l't Larry Uon1tld Smith, a
frderal magistrate mulled a mo
turn to release the Newport
Beach man from Jail.
S mith. 44, o f 4640 Park
/l;ewport. wu taken into c ustody
Sunday on suspicion of violation
of frdf'ral extort.ion la ws .
lie has bee n held in Orange
County Jail '\tnce then with h.li.
bail lll't at Sl00.000.
Torlay ·i. h ea rin g befo rP
federal Magis trale Richard
llam11lon wa!-1 on a proposal to
hit\\' Smith released on his own
n•toJ(mzancP
That move w as o ppos ed by
Nt·wport Beach inves tigators
and FRI aRPnts who havr been
pnil11n1? Srn1th'1> rolP in Lht> rhs
t1ppt•11ra nn' of Carolyn Mary;tnn
lh·al"r. 24, of Garden Grove
Sm 1th ha' tuld 1nvcs t1ga1 or11
tha t M1~" Bt'aler Wll!-1 a wtllinJ(
pJrl1c1pant m u fakt>t1 k1dniAp·
pang 1n whH·h $100.000 ransom
was dt•mancted o r her brother,
f.arrv fo'ox or Anaheim . Fo~ owns /\ctwn ConstrucUon
Ch•a11 L 'p Company of Culver Cl·
ty :.i nd Smith lold police that he
waJ. pre11sured Into the extortion
-.c-ht•mt• hy two m e n identified
only as Ray and Jack who i.111d
they wanted revenge on Fox in a
flnanc1al dis pute
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CALIFORNIA
'Trash Deaths Tied?
:. Two Bodies Found in Dumpsters
LONG BEACH <APl lAw
eoforcemeot. ar.oel are com
D&riDi --lo ... ll there,. any coaneeUon bet ween tht
.... t.ba cl •vval boys and 10UOI
rnen founddumJ>(.-d 111 tt u11h han,,
Th~ latest body WMI round
WtdneAday , dismembered and
stuffed into three aeparat.e lJ'uh
bags in a gu shtlion dumpst,t,r
·umi Reverses Veto
Of Rape Penalty
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Assembly Criminal Justice Com
mittee bowed to heavy pressure from law enforcement and re·
versed its veto of a biU to doUble sentences for repeated rapes and
other aexual assaulta.
• Several members voted with obvious reluctance Wednesday
under the threat that an even harsher version of the bill would be
forced to the floor by a vote ot\be full Assembly .
The vote was 5·1 to send SB13 to the Ways and Means Commit
tee -but without the traditional recommendation that It pass.
IT WAS A VICl'08 Y for the author, Sen. H.L. Ri chardson. R·
Arcadia, who champions many law-and-order causes.
The plight of the liberals on the committee. sometJmes call ed
the g raveyard of law-and-order legislation, was illustrated by As·
semblyman John Knox, D-Ricbmond.
Knox said he opposed the bill in principle, but said ci majority
of the Legislature favored it. ·
WIOLE QUESTIONING a witness who called for defe<tt of the
measure, Knox said, "As a private citizen, you have an a bsolut.e
right to be pure. Unfortunately, the rest of us don't have that
privilege."
Knox later made the motion to release the bill, but abstained
from voting.
The vote shakes the authority of Assemblv Soeaker Le9
McCarthy, 0 -San Francisco. who was unable to hold his
Democratic caucus in line: Six of the nine committee mem bers
are Democrats.
IT ALSO SENT A tremor through such groups as the
American Civil Liberties Union. which reli es on that committee to
water down or kill Senate-passed bills that increase prison terms
Richardson's bill had the support of Attorney General George
Deukmejian and major la w enforcement groups.
Only two days before, another
youn1 man's body wu found in
• dump1~r tn A1oura.
The dismembered body was
not immediately identifed alt<I
an autopsy was scheduled today
Investigator s said the dead
youth was a white male in his
late t eens or early 205.
The body round Monday was
identified as Donald Ray Hyden.
15. of Hollywood. He had been
stabbed to death and possibly
i.exually molest ed before being
placed in the dumpster on Llber·
ty Canyon Road just north of the
Ventura Freeway, said Sheriff's
Lt. Stanley Beckman.
SHERIFF'S officers said they
would be checking with Long
Beach police to see whether the
two murders might be related.
The Hyden murder is already
being considered possibly part
of a series that includes two
other killings over the past few
months. Beck mah said .
Both other murders involved
young men who were stabbed to
d eat h a nd le ft nude in the
Agoura-Malibu a reli.
ON MAY 28, the nude body of
13-year-old Thomas Glen Lun-
degren of Reseda was found off
Mulholland Highway about a
mi le we s t of Las Vi rgenes
Road. He h ad been stabbed
several times and was sexually
mutilated. investigators said .
On Aug. 6. Marcus Grabs, 17,
o f West Germany was dis -
covered stabbed to death in the
Tapia Park area north of
Ma Ii bu Tests to d etermine
whether he had been sexually
assaulted proved inconclusive.
Oil Yield Debated
Leme Hearing Factions Clash
SAN FRANCISCO (A P ) -En·
vironmentalists and oil company of·
ficials clashed at a congressional
hearing here ove r whe ther leases
should be granted for five new off-
s hore oil d rilling sites along the
California coastline.
Exxon executive J H . Silcox
testified Wednesday that "only fi ve
s cattered areas a long the coast
would be considered " for develop-
( __ ST._:4_TE_J
ment if the Department of Interior
leases a re gr a nted , and that the
potential yield from these projects
was "at least 1.5 billion to 2 billion"
barrels of crude.
However. a U.S. Geological Survey
e xplorer told the panel earlier the
probable oil production would be only
681 million barrels.
IR'D Talb f'aH
LOS ANGELES <AP > -
Negotiators for the Southe rn
California Rapid Transit District and
S,000 striking drivers met until the
wee hours today in an unsuccessful
effort to hammer out a settlement to
a crippling five-day -old public
transportation walkout .
But the bargainers for the bus com-
pany and the United Trans portation
Union vowed to r e turn lo the
negotiating table later today.
Plague S pread•
LOS ANGELES (AP> -The ctuef
of commurticable disease control for
the county has warned that plague·
infected rodents have spread over
the e n ti re San Ga brae I Mountain
range and the public should avoid
contact with all wild rode nts.
Two people have been infected with
bubonic plague this year
ProlH! Gra•t Aslc~d
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) The San
Francisco Police Department is as k-
ing the federal gove rnment for a
$70,000 grant to conduct a one-year
investigation of the unsolved Zodiac
murders.
Deputy Chief J erimiah Taylo~ said
Wednesday the department is seek-
ing the grant from the Law Enforce·
ment Assistance Administration to
pay the s alary of two detectives.
llotdeeard Clo•ed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Beginning
Friday evening, Whittier Boulevard
between Eastern Avenue and Atlan-
tic Boulevard will be closed to traffic
rrom 9::.> p.m. to 5 a.m. on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays .
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DELANEY'S
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. 0.-....,M • CloledSanday
Thunday, Auguat 30, 1979
Now Is Tlae Tinae
California Assembly Spe aker Leo ~tcCa rth y. 0 -San
Francisco. jokingly listened to wristwatch Wednesday
while telHng reporters in Sacramento he s upports a bi ll
conforming the state's vehicle smog inspection program
to fcdC'ra l s tandards. Assembly Minority Leader Carol
Hallett, H-Atascade ro. a lso backs the plan.
LNG Dangers Cited
WASlllNGTON CAP I -The Air f'"orcc. citing the prox1m1ty of
its Space and Missile Test Center at Vciodenberg to a proposed h
queried natural ga~ te rmina l at Point Conception. has a!>ked
Dl'partmcnt of Energy off1c1als to reopen the hearings which led to
approval of the LNG site
"Should a missile h::i n· to he destroyed by safety oflic1als shortly
a fter launc'h. then• 1s a pos~1lJ1lit) that debris would fall w1th1n thll-
art'a ct he term ma I 1. · the Air Force said 1n a pres~ release Tues
din
The rcll•<1:-.c said the propo~ed site as six males from Vanden
burg . ..-.11hin thl' !>alcty "footprint" invol\.ing m1ss1k le1un eht·'
from the bet c
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DAIL y PILOT AG
Justices'
Dismissal
Pushed
SAN FRANCISCO CAP 1 -A
temporary state supreme court
should disqualify Itself from de·
clding whether Justice Frank
Newman should rule on a case
involving investigation or the
high court, an attorney bas
argued.
Richard Mosk. son of state
Supreme Court Justice Stanley
Mosk , urged the six s pecial
justices to disqualify themselves
on grounds the panel has been
improperly constituted.
Seth Hufstedler, special coun·
cil for the Commission on Judicial Performance. argued
that Newman should be forced
to disqualify himself because
Newman is, by his position. an
ob1ect of the high court probe.
Attorney Mosk c l ai m ed
that the special high court was
illegally cons tituted because
Chief Justice Rose Bird ordered
that the stand-in 1ustices be
chosen by lot a fter s he dis·
qualified ht'rse lf from hearing
the cast'
Mosk also said that although
Newman was competent to de-
cide whether or not to disqualify
himself. the special court had no
standsng to decide whether he
should step down
··our ~lut1on ... 1s that the
t ribunal ~hould rule 1t 1s not
prop rl} eon~titutcd. and should
declare its elf so.·· he said
Jus ti ce Mosk 's campaign
last month agciinst the public
hi:aring~ sent the historic prob<:
b1•htnd rlo~ed doors
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Or ango CoJst Daily P1lo1 Thurldey, Augwet 30. tt79
Robert N Wecd/PuDlt\htr ThomH t<eevll/Edltor
legal Maneuvers
Delay Judgment
1'he ll'gul thtr ke t that 'lurround• th~ lrvlne Ra.nch
Wuter 01~1nct lb arowtnai mo~ un1led by the da)'
The l nw~utt~. m o u o n &nd counttrmottons conunu~ to
pile up us ttu.' wo rk1n.a of the d1s t rk 1 especially th\' method~ ust'<J fo r n•leclm.g members o ( lh~ boatrd comt<
undt'r i-.hurp :H·iruttny
Ttw vuriutaon~ in leg al maneuve r s are infin ite and all
('an dt-lu~ :w~minRIY Into perpe tuity the court de
l'ts aon 1111 "'lli.'ttll'r t ht• l'Ompo~\tton of tht· water board I~ un
<:ons t1tut1011,1I ·
And lhul ~ ~ h.1l tht• l'J b t> 1~ bll a bout I~ the waler
boon .I "' I" t'M'nt l'ompob1l10n with four membe r!>
selech><I th• ou1o:h l;1 m.lo~n<'r ballotmJ: Pnd lhr~t: through
popular '""·' .1 '1olntmn of the on~ m lifl , o n e vote
duc t nm.··•
The ~Ull'kt·t ltw 1 .... ~ut· 1~ <k r aded . the bettt.·r .
Thul ·., "'h) lht• lutl~t two l"gal maneuver~ while
Jus tified rrnm t·u<·h :-,adc 's v ie w of the bpttle a rc only
serving to d 1:h1) JUd•~mcnt on u <'rillc al question
T ht• IHWU l*Uio.c tn\oht-:-. two plainlJ((!> the <·at y of
I rvinc <•nd In lnl' To m o r row both of whar h r1 h:tl
sep:..r:1t11 -.u1 l~ a ) e ur t1go that were latt:r t o n!>obdat\.'d
anto om·
T he JI'\ Ille Co . a <'O defenda nt in the rase a nd l'h1d
lando \\nt.•r in the wa le r d is t rict . wanb to o us t the c ity
fro m lhc prot·cedings . S uperio r Court Judge Edwa rd
Wa ll111 ruled th<' c ity does have a right to be a partic ipant
8 11' "f rvanc Co h as taken the m a tte r to a ~tale appttab
('' I I
J .• int• T o m o rrow :.ilso filed a m otion that -.c·t'k~ lo
proh1b1l the Nov 6 wate r bo a rd elections fro m t a king
place until <.i judgt· emit-rs the dis trict lo 1·xp1md to 11
sea ts -s c vt•n <Jn~ wcr ablc to th<' vo tC'rs 1n Novem ber
lrvim• T o m o r row':-. lawye rs w ho romc fro m l ht•
Cente r for l.;.iw 111 the public interest s a y t h<' m otion 1s
necessar y lo ins ure t he boe1rd 1i-. rt>s pon sive to th e v ot e rs
when it make~ d ecis ion s before t he laws u it is settle d
Wtule a good :.i rg u m r nt c an be m ad e for the m ot ion .
11 s eems the pro life r ating le gal m a n e u ver s o n both s ides
a rc only sc·n ·1ng l o de lay the inevitable
The peo ph.• most a ffected by the IR WO a nd its
policies tht· r<.·~1d t·nh of Irvine dl's c rvc a :-.pecd 1er
r esolution of th(· mattN
Bay Needs Action
(°(1-.l ,1 ;\}1 ·-.;1 < ·,,u r1t·ilman UQnn llall was righ t when hl·
• to ld <l u·l·d• 11·.., o l th<.· ;\:t·v. po rt I rv1n e W a stc Man age m e nt
• Agl'n cy t lwy nn ·dt'd lCJ fn rgrt µa s t d iffrr cn<.:<·!-. a n d
<:ont <.'n tra tc in~l c :Jd on w iv ing t;ppc r ~cwpo rt lfoy
:-;1lt:.itio n p rublcms
111.111 1s cha irma n of N IWA 's boa rd, whic h may no ~ longer have a ha nd in bay pla nning matte rs if a r egional
. planning agen cy 1s fin ally s tripped of its r es pons ibilities
hv the s tate . NIWA r eceived its planning funds from that
._.·gc n cy , lhl· So uthe rn C alifornia As s ociation of
li ovemmcnt~
As we've s a id before , it's more important that bay
po llution tX' c urbed r a the r t han who does it.
t::ve n tf t h(• s t:J te ':-. Wa tc·r Resource~ Cont ro l Board
t <1 kcs ch ;trgl' ul l hl· s 1tu<itton ll<.,clf o r a new local joint
• pern ",.., .tgt·nc·) 1:-. form ed. th<:re 1s s till wo r k th at must be
t.10111 · 111 th1· tnt.:nn1
·.
:\I\\',\ ;a-. ('Ollll'O\ ('f':'>IOJ I .ind l'rltlt'lll'd a~ 1t<; e ffort<;
h:I\ 1· l11·t·11 r .rn -.1111 '>l'r'\t· a u-.dul pu rpo~l' 111 th~ l tmc
t h .it I t"lrl.Jlll'
._,1111·1· 11 1·011 ld 1 a kt• UJl\\<1111' ,,fa \(!<J r lO get f Ull·l lmC
pl.111111111' 1·fl•11·t.... uncl1·r w,1\ .1 ~ain. ~JW A c an :-,till ht•lp
t•\ .il11:1tl' d illt·n·nt v.<1).., to t·ont rol b:Jy :-.ilt:Jt 1on .
Campus Investment
~;ald lt•li:1«k < '<illt·gl· t ru .... tt'l'" this Wl'Ck :.ipproveJ a
$:10 Ii million 1 ~17!1 kO -.pl·ndmg 111:.in th ::1t include s $900,000 ror t IH' pun h;Js<· of illl add1tiuna l 20 ar n·~ al the no rth
t' :J 111 pu-. in In 1111'
T ht• 1·olll·J.!1· d i-.t rwt rn~11f.. ::!O ilt:r Ps a t the no rth site
<.1n<f h:1-. .rn 1111tH111 1111 :inoth<·r X() :Jc res The option mus t be
l'Xt·n ·1st•d liv l!)x:1 <1r th<' p ur tlwse prict of $45,000 per
~c-n• rw lrm g«r 1s valid
La ud an l h t· :.i n·a 1-. pn·-.cnlly :.elling 1:1l ne a rly $200.000
pe r <H:n· It ·:. t'Ll 'IY to -.<·<· why the trus t ees are antere:-,kd
an p u rc·h:J-.111g l ht· l~ind tw fort' thr• option run:-. o u t
And t h<'} pwnt out. J ll of the $900.000 may not be
n<:c dt·tJ 11 tht·\ t'a n nej.!Ol1a t e further o r r1:11s1:: mone y,
else" ht·n · llJ p un·h aw the land
Sudl u m o .. a t 1 vt· idea" for coping w ith the financial
pains of g rowth 1n CJ J)O))l Pro pos itio n 13 period are
commc·nclahl<•
But t ru:-.Lt·c·.., s hould rnns1de r the total Saddlebae k
o pc ra tio11 O n l) $714,59:J is le ft for breathi-fig room in the
budget. That 1s t\ 'l m uc h for a $30 million-plus operation .
Whil<.· th<• d ii,t ri<:l will undoubted ly need m o re land to
the north in t ht· future, it might he wise fo r trust ee s to
s tudy tht• :-.<Jtt·ll1ll' tam pus iss ue aga in .
P c rh <i p)) l ht· post -J a r v i s fina ncial s train s of
co m munity collt·gc funding will be loo confining to
:.tc comm<xlatc the dre ams of a fe w year s ago. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those o t the Daily Pilot
Other views e xpressed on this page are those o f their authors and
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Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Pho ne (714) 642-4321
Boyd I Flirting
By L. M. BOYD
Client uu, "Do any olber
animals , besides humans ,
,. flirt?" Birds a re known to do
that lhlnt. Courtship before
mating, mrtation before
courtship. Whether other
animals rurt ian't in the re·
cord al hand, re1ret lo re·
port. Think they do, thoucb.
Whal la lo the record ls tbe
claim that the more pro-
miscuous the animal, the lest
ll mrta . Tbe beut that mates
with any available partner
doean 't need to ru rt. Thia
support.a the ancient conten·
lion that IOIDe of the MOit
outraaeous fllrts amon1
women tum out to be the
hardest·t.o.1et sort.
Dear
Gloomy
Gu
/\t. Jong u the U.S. la 110
good al pokln1 Into
other counlrlea' wara.
why have we ne ver
done a n ythln1 ·a bout
wh»t Is and hu bffn
happening for Ro m any
years In Ireland'' J.V.
CilM ITIJ "'" <9M,,.tftl\ -·· -' ........ h ................ . ~ ...... ,, .... 1 ......... .. .... ,..,.. ..... '""' ,.. ..... .. c; ... ,,., o... Delly ......
...
Q. "What'• the moat com·
m oo tattoo?"
A. Can only come up wtlb
the moat c ommon tattoo
a mon1 serv icem en a nd
women. With the men. it'•
the word "Mom " OD tbe up.
per forearm . With the
women, it'• a red roH on the
bottom of tbe bla toe.
'
Jack Andenon
U.S. Soviet Viewers Disagree
WASlllNGTON The rear
that nuac• crltac·a of SALT 1J ls
that the Unlltid State11 won't be
•bit• to te ll wht.1ther the Sovh:t
l t nl on u t•hc utlnic o n lhc
1tlral"g1c urmM hm1lation ugrcc ·
mt•nl.
Thi~ Is a leg1t1mutc concern
T he Soviuts h;a vc 1.1 track rceord
of • 'inkrim.•t
ln11 '' lreat y
prov ls1onb In
their favor
But what is
not acnerally
known is that
the mo s t
serious prot>-
1 e m of in·
t e rpretalion
may ret1t with
our own mlelll,:::ence organiza·
11on!I t\lthoui.:h our :ib1llty to
galh<>r inror m:it1on :ihout ttw
R u11smm. '' l'lH't:llt·n t . tht•re 1~
M'riou11 th:-ai.:n~·nwnt 1r1 our 1n
ll'll 1t:cnec com munity uv1.•r ho"'
tht.· mformatwn . s hould tw 111
l t• r p rett-d
The rebult 1s that two or
more conclusion• -e.ch bued
on a logically reasonable in·
lcrpretallon of the ume basic
fact1 -have been presented to
the president as"uidance in 11et
Ung national policy. "I don't
know how the president ca n
make hb decisions from all lhe
diffe re nt conclu11ions we give
him ." one intelligence source
told our associate Oule Van
Atta.
THE SIMPLE, appalUng truth
i1' that, though the Soviet govern
ment is m its 62nd year of ex·
1stence, our intellige nce experts
still can't agree on what kind of
beas t the Russian communist
bear 1s They are likt! the legen
d a r y blind m e n t ry ing t o
describe the e lephiAnt from d1f
fc rent vantngP p<>inls. and ll 1i.
ldt ror the pr('!ildenl lo decide
wh1t'h <k i.t.·npt1on 1s most rt:ha
hit•
Thl· lw ~u· 1ll\a1:11·1·rntnt ,.,
ovl'r tht· ~t1\ 11·t .., lo11 g 1 ani.:1·
~t ratl•g1l g11aJ, /l.n • thn . 1n Uit:
hte Nlkita Khrus h c hev 's
phraae. out to "bury" ua and
take over the world? Are they
defensive paranoids. fe arful of
being ove rwhelmed by U S
m i l i tary uod indu 11 trial
s tren1th'! Or are they j u11t pra c·
tica l politicians seeking to e x
ploit any temporary advunlal(c
o n the internutional 11cene uf
hopes o f a chieving 11tabillty
through equality with the United
States'>
THE DIVERSITY of opinion 11>
s pelled out in a document. "U"
ders t<tnding Soviet Strategic
Policy," wntte n by a Central Jn
lelligence Agency ana lys t, Fnti
Ermath, who 1s now with the
Na t ional Se c urit y Council
Although the paper was pre
pared in Oe(•cm~r 197S, 11 1~
~t il l st a mpt-d .. Top Sct're t "
becaus e 1l •~ rc ~<irde d al>
val111 t.ud <ty
''The s u bJC<'t o f Sovlf't
str J lej.(IC pc:1l11:y and ObJCCtlV(!~ I!>
vt·n t"lu.'>1ve," Ermath tx:gim
.. P e rtin e nt t'v 1de n c c 1 ~
:·~;:~-:.::s.~ .... 'I ~FH(~cAiYE mN ~'DING LI~ AND DtaPTI~ ABO.Jr Hf.!'
voluminous. but It alm09t never
11peak1 for ltAt ll Interpretation or the evlltunc·t •lway1 involves
our pr econt'eptlon11 about t he
Sovlf'l Un11m 0 11 a nation. In·
tNnuUMal polltic11 . the meanin11
of mlUt1try p0w11r. and the condl·
tlon or our own rountry. '·
t;rma th then 11pe ll11 out the
"three 111AlmJ(ulxhable perspec·
tivc11 current 1n the Inte lligence
com m unlly ' · conrern1ng the
S<iv1c•lJI
-THF. YJaST group contends
lhat the me n 1n the Kremlin
"11eek clet1r s uperio rity over the
lJ S wi th confide nce and de
termination and may see som.e
~t.'rious prospect of achieving 1t
1n the next decade "
The i;econd group beheves
"that the Sov1eL'l entertain no re·
al1 sl1c hope or acquiring d ear
!ltratc1r:1c s uperrorlty over the
tJ S <tnd even see the r hance for
ad vantage as dubious," accord-
1n1< to F.rm ath "Their lthe
Hu~sian11' > main a im i11 quite
i.1mply lo p re ven t the great
tt-chn1cal ancJ lnduNlr ial might of
thl' Li S from placing them one('
al(ain 1n an inferio r pos1t1on.
T heir arm i. and ar ms control
p<1l1c1ci. arf:' <:hosen to this end "
The thirrt J.:roup sees lhe
S11v1<:t ., r1h1ec·t1vr-this way
to C'111K>'>t' p1Jlit'11·s that bei.t
hcdi;tl' :111tain~1 unrcrta 1nty. th1•y
rra mt· th1·1r polu•t('!> 111 offer
'om1· drnnr•t· of atta ining ll 111·
f"1~1 v1• prt•p<Jndl·rci ncf' o vf'r th•·
t' ~ . .1 1-( r cat t' r c h a n(',. I) r
'omcthini.: It·:-.:-. d ramatic hut still
dd va ntis){euu:.. and a vi rtual
l(ua r antr·c· of e '>tabhshmr< and
r t-la1n 1ni.: <it l t a ~t over al l
cquul1lv
Ff>'>ln<Jll' FM wh:1t e·oll1 com
r11r l II o rfl·r'>, 1n t e lltge n1·c
~ou1 r t·' h·d the Kremlin lcadn :-
:lr1• J~ 1•1mruscd about the llmtt·d
'ltJtt·' .1 ... w1· an · J hout thn n
fh1• 1nf<1rm<.1t11in th1•v 1·11llcrt
from I S nl·w ... 11a fH•r-. r ou
i.:n · ... ~11111:.11 h1·<.1rin1~s. ri11l1t1c·1a11·
,1,11 .. rr11•11i... l'f:'11 tagon ;1nnoun<T
t1)1•11h th1•11 11wn 1•0\1·rt ,,.
II\ 111 .. , 11r11t.a bh· 1-(1\1'' lh1•m
11<> twt1 1•1 ~· ,J ,JI 11f I r S '>lrall..•J.!t<
11 11 ·• I ' t h .1 11 t h ,. .1 \ ,. r <t I(•
\ rn1·r11 an 11•'"' 'Jl •IJH·r r('acll't
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There's Nothing Funny About Obesity
To the Editor
As a pTofess1onai pers-nn wtJrk·
inr< with people suffe ring the
a gonies or obesit y . l ro und
Harvey Bullock's re marks , quot·
ed in your Au~ 23 fe ature article
Fa tso Fat? So What? to be not
v e r y funn y , a nd perh aps
dangerous. There 's a simple and
good reason to get rid of fat: you
Ii ve longer and he althie r.
I certainly do agree that peo.
pie find a m1ll1on and one
re a sons to br eak d iet s , but
there's a simple e xplanation: As
any chubby willing lo tell it like
1t is will admit. a die t 1s
som elhmg misera ble you lnfuct
on yours elf so you can lose
weight so you c an get oct the diet
and get fat again
THERE'S AN eas ier way fo r
chubbies to take off weight. If
you do 1l the weight slays off
forever You simply m a ke up
your mind that from this day on
you will give your body exactly
what 1t needs a ll those good
vitamins and minerals, JUSt the
right amount of protein, fat and
ca rbohy dr a t e . And why '>
Because you love yourself. Do it
and the pounds tumble away,
and s tay o ff for good . Your
energy picks up a nd you feel like
a million dollars.
I wonder why Mr. Bullock
doesn't tell that to his fat.Bos.
Maybe he doesn't like good
health.
JEllROLD COHEN, Ph.D.
Tr•I• 011 1'rerll
To the Editor:
The article In S unday's paper
about Stan Kenton says that
Kenton wrote "Take The A
Tr•in."
"Take The A Train" is famous
as a Duke Ellington tune, and
was a trademark of the Ell·
lngton band. ft was the typical
chord structure. The author of
"Take The A Train" la Identified
o n the s h eet music, a nd
e laewhere, aa Biily Strayhorn.
If In fact Stan Kenton ought to
~ credited with this compOll·
lion. some readers would Uke to
know why.
CARL F. HARTMAN
TM Dmlr PtloC bluldftQfv cor·
recttd tlw m"'4a 6ft a IAgbook col·
umn bl/ ""'· MaMotno tdttor Chori.1 Looi in our Mondor, .4911. 27
editfofl. -EcUtor
T~••••• ., •. ••er•
To the F..d.ltor:
A• 1 resident In Oranse Coun·
ty It It appallin1 to me that the
tenanta ol not only apartment
complex• but trailer p1ru are
beln1 al.lowed to innuenoe the In·
•
ll'ndt·tJ <·11nvt r:.1<1n' 11r d1·\ l·lori
mcnt or 1111• n «JI property they
OCl0Up\
Exumplt-c-,J,:1 l)(•I Sol Apart
mcnti. .. 1mJ tht· t rail<·r park'> r1n
f'ac1r1<' ('oast ll1~h "' ay bounded
b y lh ::1d1 Boul1•v a rd ancJ
Newland in llunt1ngt<Jn Bf•arh
ls 1l not tirr11· that someon r
s poke out on b<·half of the prop
e rty ownC'ri. :rnd fo r a II of th(
pro11pect1 vt• buyt·r~ <1( the pro·
posed condom1nium o; or :-ing lt·
family rcs1den<.·t·:.·1 l>o lht·V not
a lso have an inherent rrRhl en
the property"
The Huntington Beach Plan·
ninr< Commis1mm ·~ rere nl vote
c in favor of the tcmrnts J aaamst
the development of the planned
community alon~ r ac·1f1 <' Coast
thghway comes fl~ a ~lap 1n the
race to those pro:.p<:C'll ve buyers
The dem and for new ho mes 1n
Or ange County 1:. continuing to
prove very strong and should
evidence th~ fact that a develop
ment as thf' df'vt•lop..r C Oaon I
has proposed would be well a c
cepled
I P E RSONAl.L \I am ver y
tired of hearing tht• ignorant
plea s or the tenants who SUP·
poscdly will be the vic tims of
suc h 11 developml'nl. T he res1·
dents of that traill'r park should
have taken into cons1dcrat1on
the fact their only 1nlerest in the
park is lea11ehold a nd not lo be
construed as a permanent situa-
tion. The fact that perhaps thest>
tenants will be displaced should
not have been conside red by the
commission as that was a n sk.
the tenants accepted upon res i<f·
ing In a mobile hom e park.
Wh en this m atter com es
before t he City Council next
month, It Is m y hope that lhe
council takes under consldera·
tion that with Daon 's proposed
development, the tax base will
Increase tremendously over that
which la being currently as·
sesaed . With the adven t of
Proposition 13 and decrea11ed
revenues, I'm aure the council
will lake this fact.or into con·
11lderatlon.
Nol o nly will Huntington
Buch profit fln anchally Crom
~uch a development, hut bene fit
esthetically from the removal ot
an eyesore to which a ll those
who pass alona Pacific Coast
Hl1h wRy are subject to.
From the silent m ajorlty of
hopcruJ home buycrR.
OANll-;L R. KETCHAM ... ,. ....
To the Editor
The directors of the Or•n1e
County Transit Olatrlct have l(ro~aly violated the fede ral
~agC' and pn t 1• ~u1Cfrlin1•'
Furtht>r th1· <fin •dw ' t•>.111 1111
"d .i total dl'n ·11.ir d f11r th1• pr"
'rn1 1•nerin eris" 1111· J•rt·..,·nt
\l a~ur our 1•r11nurtl\ and 1h1·
dC'Str{'S nf tht• pulJl11 I" 1111 n •.1 ...
1r11( 1 hi· fl.t~Sl'nl!•·r f.1 r1 ·' h\ t1
"'hupp1n~ •l2 9 1wn· .. nt
The inc n 'itst.· 1n f..trt'' Y.111 ""
t• o u r a g t• t h t· u .., 1 • o f p u Ii I 11 ·
transportation .1t a t1 m t• whc·n
we url(ently ~··•·k ma ximum
ut1hlat1on or lht· bu~ ~f'rv1r1•
E U CATtlCA trt
La•d Tak.--aarafl
To the Edilor
Wt' C'a nnol urford to hlH'f' :1
massl\'t' t&kt• aw:1v of tax.ihlt·
land by thl' ((OVe.rnm .. nt Our
c·ounty needs all the tt1x 11 lJlt' lancJ
available to pay for the b1t1>1e
needs of our c1t1zenr}
T o take away lhOU!>ands or
acre!> fo r anotht'r nat1on:.il purk
15 in my mend pure 1d1ocy
On Aug 5 th('re appcan'fi a
federal landc; m ap {'Omp1h'<I hy
the U S. Geological Surv1•}. llH>S.
s howing the amo unt of la ne!
owned by the government. land
not taxable to the s ta te or l'oun·
lies. ll 1s immense '
A sm all park is a cC'e ptahl<' hut
please permit the Ir vine Com
pany lo u.c;e their land as they
wi11h. have the golf cours es .
which are the best greenbelt
that could be. and leave us hllVe
our county as 11 taxable entity
The Cleveland National Foreitt
Is on our northea st flank and
could be had for no such an out
lay
CARI~ C KLASS
O••rag.-
To the Editor
Your <account of I the "64
Qutstion" (about a 12·year-0ld
Ne w York boy who was tagged
for selling worms and not col
lecting s a le s tax > is JU St
absolutely incredible. especially
the line by the tax deportment
spokesman. "We're not embar-
rassed. we're proud." I cannot
believe s uc h stupidity a nd
a udacity from a public om clal.
To know there are idiots run·
nin1 loose like that ls bad
enou1h. To realit.e they collect
pa y checks for "ser vices ren·
de red" is worse. The even sad·
dcr lhlng i! that you cho11c lo run
the story on pa.1e three. It's very
definitely headline material,
page one!
flow Jong will Americans
tolerate such outra1tes'>
MARY OLTHOFF'
•••.:• '••••rl•1·1 To lht l'.dttor:
We see Peter Krf'mer. lrv1nc.-
--,,,,,,,,,.
f
c '11mp.111 ' prt• t(l1•nt 1 .ti 11
.1f,!Jtn In h1' 'IK'•·c·h lwfort· lh"
lr\'1"1· lio.1rd nf H1·alt11r' 111• ._;1111
.11no1)~ otlll'r th1 nl'' "Too of11•n
IO ,!O\ ('I(\ l'(l\IOI\ 'tall• 11r t\;I
t11•n II '' ;1 'rn .ill hut v1ll';d minnn t\ 1h.1t mak.,, rh w1!'>h1•-.
kno~n t1• 1•11·1·11-cl 11fflC'ta l' More·
1>01•n than 11111 th1-; m1nor1t y ha:-.
w lf1..,h m•1ll \1''"
Ht: W J\S , 11( c-1111r"'. rl'fl'rn n1•
10 hon11·o~n"r" in t h1~ .1n•a. h ut
ty1y. Y.t·ll h1• d1·,1·n twd h1' own
mm11n 1' J.!rn1111 th1· bwld1•r'
.1111l .. d1•\1•le11w r ' II ,..., nut .1
minunt \ 11( l:k flPlt· who want to
k1~·p 1111r .1r1•a 11ntl1•r a l'tmtrolll''1
grnwth r allPrn hut r;i tht•r a m.1
ionh who mdc1•fl l'l1•l'l1•'1 a t'1h
t•oum•1l to rlo 1u~t that
Tht•rt' I'> a ~r11w1n~ l·oncc rn
thal instead of a largN tax ba~l·
rNultmK from ncver -cndin~ de
v1•lo1lm1·nt our c1l 1C's q ui lt•
1•>-.i.1hh nt·v<•r r"rovcr tht• l'O~t
r)( in1t1al :m il ront1nu1n~ 'crvu.'e'
to th(' nt>v. dt'V<·lopmt•nt~
W L T llO M PSON
Rap.-Rrporfbtfl
To the Editor
I JUSl finis hed rt•ading the
e vC'ninf' edition of the Daily
Pilot. l have enjoyed the Dally
Pilot for some time. but I am
looking at the arllcles in a dif·
rerent Ught now
I am a member of WASA
I Women Agains t Sexual Abuse)
and I will be doing the publicity
for the organization. I have been
readlna lhe paper to get the feel
of writing a newa item.
IN TONIGHT'S paper there
were two articles on rape. Tiie
first on the killer·raplsl of Susan
Bartolomei the second o n the
rape swipect Manon Franklin
Miller
I don't k.now who the r eporter!'
were. but the reason I am writ-
ing 111 lo let you know that I
thou1ht both artic les were very
well written. The factJI were pre-
sented clearly and fairly. It 1ave
m e. an excellent example.
I feel that 'bi'tween the Cood
reporting, u ln your paper and
the wor k we u WASA memben
do (crlaia hot line, telf·d.teue
classes, etc.) perhaps we can
m ake people aware and hopeful·
ly lessen our rape crlmft and
physical abuae of women and
children.
MBS. PEGGY KELTNER
Lag1•na/South Coast Your Hometown
Dally N_.w~paper
LO I T I ON
VOL. 72, NO. 2~2. 3 SECTIONS, '' PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
Cleniente to Ponder Election Districts
San Clemt•nte l'1ly (.'ount1l
members will t'OllbHh-r placing 1.1
roeasun• on u s~('lal t.'leclton
ballot next Wl'l'k \hat would ~ft'
the cll) :.plJl into :.even sop.ar~t"
electoral distric·ts. ·
Supporter:, of a pel1t111n seek
mg tht.> changl' in the l'll ~ :. td~c
lion luws claim the move would
end years of political s trife that
have plagued the :>ea:.1dc com
m un1ly.
Tht> propobal. 'iubm1tted b)
morP than too Saan Clemeotean-.
s~_.k1ng u chunge m lht• t;eneritl
law rlty 's election lawi., wtll ~
prei;ented lo tht• City Council
Sevt ~
While 1t 1s loo late tu ~et such
a 1u·o~al on tht.> NoVt'mber
ballot, supporter:. or !>epar atc
council d1:.ln cts say they would
llke to see u spet·1.il election on
the topic in ordt.'r to get the
Bluebird
AP W•r-e.,,..to
OR. JEFFREY MAC DONALD LED AWAY IN HANDCUFFS
Found Guilty in Murdering W ife and Daughters
MacDonald Lawyer
Seeks His Freedom
Hl\LEIGll, NC. (/\l'J /\n
attonw) fo r Dr .. Jl'ffrcy Mar
Don:itd tht· form<·r G re1:n lkrc•t
<·aptain :-1·ntcm·cc1 lo thrN' lift·
term:-. for the s laying!> of h1:, w1fr
a!1d 1 "" y()ung daughters. askNI
a fedt:'ral JUd~e today to permit
M ael>on<1ld '<, relt·asl' on bond
pend1n~ an appeal
C S. District Judg<· Franklin
T Dupree Jr. or dered Mat·
Donald, 35. held without bond
Wednesday after a Jury found
h im guilty.
Defense attorney Wadt• Smith
met with Dupree in the Judge's
officf> this momin~ to <1sk for rC'
consideration of thl' decis10n d<'
nymg bail
.. Jeff ob\'1ou:-.h llvc<i an tx
emplary lifr for 111m· yt·ars,"
Smith told report<· rs. reCcrring
to the penod smc~ the slaying:-.
io 1970 "P eople who are nol on
bail arc al <• tremendous d1sad
vanta~1·
S m ith said he would hie ap
peal Of the convictions later lO·
d ay. He sa1d that if Dupree de·
nied the request for bail that he
likely would appeal that decision
to th<' <Hh l S ('irC'u1t C'ourt •>f
I\ rpcab.
II :indcuffl'd <ind looking ~nrn
t\l ~1c-Donald was led fmm lht•
fl·<kral courthouw 1n H.ale1gh
:-hortly a(t1·r lhl' VNdll•l was rt•
turned WNJr1esdav aflc-rnoon llc-
was t<ikt.•n to the. federal prison
u111 t at Hutner.
The de <1ths C>f Colellc Mac
Donald und h"r two children
turned th(' mcmbl•rs or her ram1
I\ into hitter advl·rsaru's
· ' Wt· t'an rest in pcac<' now, ·
her falhl·r, /\lbt•rl Kassab. said
after M<icOonald was convicted
/\ JUry of seven m en and five
women dcl1beratct1 s ix hours
Wedncs d;i y b<·fon· convicting
MaC'Oonald. of one count or first
degree• mur<l<'r and lY.<1 counts
uf second d1·gn.·c murder in lht•
deaths of his prt'Rnant wife. 21i,
and their daughters. Kimberly, s. and Kristen. 2 The dc<iths IW·
l'Urr<'d in 1970 when the family
was stationed al Fort Br agg
"I ha vc s<1id before and I wi II
:cpeat again that I never for one
ins ta nt ever believed that l2
(See DOCTOR, Page AZ)
v11•ws of the city':. 14,300 voters
''I f thlb wa-. approved. 1l
would mean we could never
have u catywidt! recall election
ugam." i.u1d d1stncl supporter
!ind former mayor Howard
Massey
City voters tosi.ed out three c1
.ty council m embers earlier th1:>
Y\'Ur. and petitions are being
{'1rculated to ous t two other
rounc1I member!-from office
Without naming them . Massey
said special interest groups in
the city would not have the clout
they currently hold in political
affairs.
"Each neighborhood would be
repr esent ed by one council
member ... he said. "Special 111
terest groups who send o ut
citywide mailouts !for council
endorsements I would not be ef·
fcct1ve because the other MX
sevenths of the city would not be
able to vote for t he ir can·
d1dates "
ln addition. he said. people 1n
one district could recall their
c)wn council r epre sentative 1f
they did not feel he w..as doing a
~ood JOb
lie ... :.ud he bcl1 c\t;!> 1t ·-,gelling
too expensive for candidates t<1
c:ampa1gn c1tyw1d c, adding "on
I~ people walh d lot of mont·y
could afford to put on a cam
pa1gn."
But Counc ilwoman My r l!:-.
Wagner, the subJeCl of the cur
rent recall petition drive in S<in
Cle mente. said it 1s too early lo
cons ider separate council dis
tricts
"llow l'an Wf' vole on 1t." '>ht·
s aid today "We have nr1 back
g round information on the s ub
!See BALWT. Page i\21
Rebuilding 'Safe'
Slides
Called
Stahle
By STEVE MITt:llE LL
0< ,,_ D•oly Ptlol )1•11
(;l'olo1-:1st Bl'al·h l.t·1~hton ..,,J \
tl ':-. now ~afr 111 rdrntld ~4 honw-..
10 Hlut-b1r<l Call\ 1111 .1fll'r tlw 111•\
a ~ t a t 1 11 g I J '11 cl ' I 1 cl • • ., l' 11 1
bathrobt· <'lad n •:-.1d•·11t-. "" 11rt'
1ni.: off the• knoll ;.it r~ .1 111 la"l 0('1
·From lhl· "~'\\p111nt of af•·
ty. I my~df wm.ld IH• t•or1f1d1•11t
H> "''t• lllcrt·.' ttw µn• ... 11.knt 111
Ll·1ght1111 :.inJ J\!...,on,1ll'.., -.,11t1
l'm·~tla v
llt• s;i11l tlw m·v. 1!1At•ll111~~ that
v. d I he s µrins.:ing up 111 thl' <an
\ 0 11 htJhidc by 111•xt \ 1·;1 r "will
bl· t'\'t•rv hit a s ll•·s1rahll0
1 probably morl' 1Jt-s 1ralJll0 > than
t ht• form,•r dv. l'i I inJ.:l-ht•c aUM'
that· 1s a <:erta111t\' of s tab1htv 1n the area .. · ·
Thl' lrvine·b<iscd A<'Ology firm
ha~ completed 11~ final rt'port 011
the 3 5 ac:re an·a nft' HluL•li1rd
Canyon Hoatl
About 600.000 cub"· y<irds of
dirt have bc<'n pushed around
the site. a storm drain has be<'n
inl'taUcd. 66 .soldier piles-{Steel
b<' a m s 1 h a vc b<'en placed
around the perimeter of the <'X
c;ivat1on , a g ravity dcim ha:-.
been ins talled an front of ltw
landslide <ind a sys tcm lo dr~un
groundwater from the slide ar<•a
to t.he :-torm drain has hcen
built
T h e f <:de r a I go v 1 • r n m (• n t
picked up morc than SI m1lh1in
M the COSl and C1ty ~as lllXC'~
and a ft•dcral llou!>1ng <Jncl
L'rban l>c,elopml•nt grant Y.111
pay for the installation of sc·wcr
lint•s. utilll1c.:s and roadwavs
beginning somf't1mc next month
And while the arc<1 has h<'l'n
lt·rmed !->afe for construc:t1on hy
ISe«> SLIDES. Pagf' A2>
Laguna Council
To Pick Mana~~r
Laguna Beach Cit~ Counnl
member!. arc l'XfJt•c·tt·d to name
a Nnrtht•rn C.:al1forn1.1 c-1ty •>f
fu•ial as the n1·y, 1·1ty manager
when th('y met•t tonight <it 5 p m
In ('OUOCal chamhNs
Council members <·arlicr this
month went through more· than
100 applications for the top city
post. vacated Aug. 1. by former
city manager F'red Solomon.
....
SLIDE VICTIMS CHECK PLANS FOR NEW HOMES IN BLUEBIRD CANYON
Looking at Blue prints are (from left) Olcic H~rley. Dale Ghere and Stev-e Wander
Extortion Suspect's
Freedom Sought
\\'hdt· \1•\\ purl lfr.H·h p11l11·t·
<·11ntin11t•d 1'ff11rts l11 l''>td!Jh~h ;1
murdl'r <':t!-.t' ·•.l!Jinst c 'l11rt10n
-.u<.pct·l L.1rr~ llnn;ald Srn1th .. 1
f1•dc·r:il mag1str.1t1• mullt•d J m11
110 11 to rf'll'.1!-tl' the• ;\1•v.pu rt
lkat·h man from p1l
Sm 1th. 44 . o f •11»10 I' .1 rk
'\('wporl . v.a<; t:1kC'n into c·ustclrl\
Sund a) on susp1c1un of \ 1ol.1t1on
of fodc•r:il c.:xtortion I a"'.,
lie has h<.·cn hdd 111 Ornn).(i'
Cnunt\ J ail <>mc-1· 1111•11 Y. Ith h1..,
hall 'it:l :.it SJOo.ooo
Tod a y ·" h l' a r 1 n ~ Ill• r or 1•
fC'deral 7\1 ;:1 ~1-.tr .11\• H1rh..1rd
1f;1mtltn11 v..1~ 1111 a µropo .. al lo
ha\t' Smith n ·lr·as c•d on h1 -, 11v.n
I t•f"tl.l!lll/Jfl("t•
I h.11 m nv1• v. • .-. 11pp11:-.1•d 11\
N t•w port lh·arh 111vl·~·l l).(.Jl(lr~
.ind f<'HI a g1·111"> "'1111 ha \t" bt•cn
prohm~ Sn11th '!-. role 111 th<• dis
11ppearan('e of Carolyn Maryann
Bl'<tlt•r , 24 . of <;a rcl cn GroV<'
Sm1lh has told mvcst1gators
that Miss Healer wa:. a willing
part1t·1p.1111 111 .1 f.1).i·d 1-.trlnrlp
pin~ 1n "h1l'll St1J<1 ooo 1,tn,nm
":.~ 11l'm:.indt·ll of h1•r h noth1·1
L.trn Fox nr i\11ah1·1m
F nx nwn~ /\<"lwn < '11n ... 1 ruc-1 ion
l'h·:in l'p {'11mp.tn) of Cul\l•r ('1
t~ :.ind Smith told pol1c·!' th~•• ht•
\.\ :l)> pn.~S)>Urt•d into tht· l'Xlt•rtlOll
'<"hl•me b\ I '~o men 1df'nttfw'1
onh ,1:-. R;v <Jnd .Jack "'h11 '>ltld
lhl:\' v.:intt•ct n ·veng1· on fo, in .1
f1n:inr1;:il 1h,pull·
Delay of Bill
On Coast Land
Pleases Foes
Lawyer Back
Afte r I 0-da v ..
SalaryDi~pult>
11r;1n~1· ('1111nl\., d1 ·p111' di
1 r1<·1 .11111r111•\' .11111 p11hli• tll'f1·11
111-r-. \\l'rt' h,11 1o. 11 "'' i.. '""·" f<1ll11Y.1ng •' Ill d.1\ "alt..11111 111 1
11<1\ d1sputt• 1A1lh th1 1'01111t)
Ro,1rd of ~u11<·n 1..,11,.,
Thl' attornl''' 1111.1n irn 11u:-.lv ~•i:!rt'NI to n>turn lo v.111i.. :if1,:r
lcarn1n~ lhJt lhl' 1·1111111' "'ould
~r .i nl Lh<'m ... alaP JJ•" 11' v. 11 h
l;1"' ~ 1·r:-. 1.•mplO)'<•d 111 th1· 1·ou11t\
1·u11n ... d ·, off1c1·
It "1 ll ('O!'l count> go\ l·rnmt•n1
hel WCl'O !90 .000 ,111d S JIHI .00() 111
bnnj! ... alar1t.'!. pa1cl to 1!1·11111~ d1 ...
trac t altom1•\ s and ouhl11· <kh•n
dt'r~ into lim• with lhuM· p;11d
depul.\ r nunty 1·oun~<'I .... '>:tit!
Philip Anthon_\ ('harrman of th1·
Board of SUJH.'n l'>Or..,
P:.irity nwan!-. lhl' <tH·ra1!•·
S2S. 766 ::.ala ry t•arncd b\ thl· Jt
tnrnt'.'ys by ubout 2 75 percent
* * * * * *~-----------------------------------------------------
Opponent:-. of an A!--semhly bill
tha t would havl.' dropped Coastal
Com m1ss1on conl rol of 2.550
al'.rcs of the /\liso \'IC)O devclop
ment expressed pleasure today
upon hearinR that the bill had
been postponed until next year.
Thi• st age is now !.Cl flll
furl h(•r n<'J!Ot1 ations bet ween tht·
attorneys and the county. Thi·
e m ployt•es enter l"d neJ(ot1at10n!.
seek m~ a one year. 25 percenl
inc rease.
'HeCouldn't Dave Killed'
By JE RRY CLAUSEN
01 IM 0.Wly Pll.C S\olff
Faces were grim al Long Beach 's St. Ma ry Medical
Center late Wednes day afternoon. Emer gency room
nurses who had worked beside Or. J effrey Mac Donald for
years appeared drained of emotion
Jackie Spizirl's eyes were red.
She admitted that she had been weeping inte rmitlenUy
since sbe bad learned a t about 2 p.m. that the director or
emergency medicine had been found guilty in Raleigh,
N.C., of murdering his pregnant wife and two dauettters
nine years ago.
''111£ llAN I have known since 1971 just couldn't. be
capable of something like t.hal." she said, her voice break·
Ing.
Mrs. Spiziri was working in the emergency room Wed·
nesday when abe learned of the federal court jury decision
by telephone from her father. a paUent at St. Mary.
"He beard it on television ln bis room," .she uJd
vacantly. "I didn't believe him. Nobody ln lbe department
believed it. 1 cot on the phone to the local newspaper. They
nrified it.
"l turned around ud to&d the others. J said it was true.
but I sllll couldn't believe lt."
HD •aEUl:I' wu ecbofd by others who know
JI ac Dana\4!
Carmen Welch. who bad worked with the popular
I
physician as an emergency room admitting clerk, said. "I
don't believe he's guilty al all. lie has too muc h love and
respect for tJte human person to be guilty ..
S he told'fow Mac Donald had saved her husband's hfe
in 1975 when param edics rushed him to the em ergency
room .
Mrs. Welch testified as a character witness Cor Mac
Donald two weeks ago in Raleigh.
NURSE SPIZIBI hadn't been called as a Wltness. ~l
Wednesday s he talked of the doctor's excellence as a
physician and his compassion.
"He iB a difficult man to describe, but he is a part of
the em ergency room family," she said. "There have been
some doctors who were not."
There we re other e me rgency section personnel willinC
to talk following the guilty decision Wednesday. All believe
Dr. MacDonald to be incapable ol murder.
SOME WERE angry with Wednesday's decision. One
woman called the South Carolina juror11 "bigots." Another
questioned. ·'How could the (bleeps> be so stupid? ·'
Dr. Stephen Shea ot Huntington Harbour leamed of the
·au.illy verdict at about 2 p.m. The 32·year-old. blond,
bearded physician awakened by the telephone.
He had worked the ~ent.1r•1 nl1ht atUf\.
"I was very. very shocked.'' he said.
"I've said lt a million Umea today, my feellna ia one of
<See RIEND8 SHOCSED Pase A2)
Th e bill , a uthored by As·
semblym an Ric hard Robinson,
D -Santa Anu . was withdritwn
Wednesday a.ftcr Assembly
S pea ker Leo McCarthy con
vin<'ed Robinson more lime was
needed to study the proposal.
Th e m eas ure had been
scheduled for c·onsideration by
the Assembly Ways a nd Means
Commlttee today If a pproved
the measure would h ave taken
the Aliso Viejo acre age -i.n·
eluding 8,000 proposed homes
and another 1,S>O acres owned
by others out of the coastal com·
mission's ourview.
S uch a inove was opposed by
a rea environmentalists who con·
tend the development will have
grave impacts on the coast.
Laguna Greenbelt Exec:utlve
Director Michael Scott said to·
day he hopes ·tbe coastal com·
mission wouJd get a chance to
work on tbe A.lleo Viejo project
beCore the Legislature considers
the blll .. ata ne~ year.
La1'bn1 )ll~l Community
Auoclatlon President Paul
H aseman aa. indicated tA)clay
he ls pl ..... aa.oat the postpone ·
ment~U..bfU.
or :~:CA-~:"~·
\\'ea I h e r
Latt' nigh t and mid
m orning low cloud1nesi.
otherwise fair throug h
Friday . Lows tonight in
low to middle 60s. lhghs
Friday in mid·70s al
beaches to mid-80s inland.
INSIDE TODA V
E: %· UCI coach ,J,.nry
Hulbert WQ$ intense, 'Jtad a
inmple and J)U?aaam word for J
everyone. and WIU be missed.
He died ttu• ~ek. Story,
Page Bl.
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FRIENDS SHOCKED • • •
Ju1t lotaJ di1~11et "
To Or Shea Matl>onald 1 rD«• than • prot .. 110lla1 t olleque
"tie ll 000 Of lllY bat fneoda," !Ma aaJd
RE Mt.,. MAC'OONAl.O at ~t Mary u an Int.em rout
1na thmu&:h tht' t'mer1enc.-y dl'partm•l lo trn, Lbe year
Mat'Oon1lld ht-ac•n worluna lhere
In lm. OM' u m e yPar M•<'l*akt waa named director
of em eor1t'nt'y meodlnnft, S~a JotM'd hi" ll•tf
"Ht> •~ an l'Xt'tollent ph y11c11n a nd an •·xullt'nt
lt'l<'hcr Ht• a lway1 haa lime '°' paramecUca and tnt!(jlul ~\udtata," Shea H id
Sbea llDd MacDonald •l*St a cnat CS.al of their aoclal
ti me tolt1lber, S hea .u ld. Both t'l\Jo)' 1port11 u nd played
toaelht>r on football, ba11kt-tbaU and softball teami
Da. 8HIEA UVJ;.s at '242 ('ulhoun Urive In llunun1ton
lluroour. jWJl u ft:w blo<'lu. from Ma t'f>ont•ld 'is waterfront
t·ondomuuum on M•nne r Onve
"Of all lb.-Pt"<>Plt' l know nl(ht now, ht: s the: rno:it &Iv
101 fn~ I know, · unJ She• "Knowana him for m<>n~
Uurn 4!V~n year , I know he dldn l <·onimlt the crimes he's
8C'<'U8td of ..
Sh1•u wa11 u mo\C!r in th\· June disco dlnn\'r whlt'h
rJ1sed $3),000 for Ur M c.d.>onold'~ defense fund
He rau1ed StoG,000 10 less than eight hou n. m 197S to
meet Mad)onald'i. bail when he w11i. indu.·tw by a fede re&I
.:ra nd Jury for has family s murders
NOW, SHEA SAYS, he is 1ttand1ng by for 1rnother fund
ra1 s1n1t effort 1r lhc federal judge will allow bail for the
l'(lnv1clt.'d doctor
''The re arc a lot of people who st ron gly behevc in lhtl>
man." ShPa !\aid, clasping his bands before him "Support
for Je ff hai. always been an easy thing to get "
Shea recalled that his ftiend ba d once talked of t he
deaths or his wife and children "I had read a Tame
ma~.izinl' <1 rt1clC'," Shea n •membcred "lie offered his
side It was obviously very puinful for him to talk u boul 1t ..
Shea said h£· hus bct'n in touch with his friend by phone
almost daily
"This morning they <the MacDonald d efense party in
Raleigh ) had a pool ROtnf( on how fast the innocent verdict
would <'Ome in.
"J eff was extre m e ly optim1st1t· "
ALMOST AS SHOCKING as the jury decision We<lnes -
day was the terse a nnouncement ma de late in the after -
noon by Mica hel Ma r kley, associate administrator of the
med ical cen ter.
''Dr. MacDona ld has been te rminated as medical
d irector of S t Mary Med ical Center's eme rgency services
department. a nd his medical privileges al St. Mary'sb ave
been SUSJ>f'nded as of tod ay, August 29, 1979." it read.
Markley was steadfast m his de<:is1on not to discuss his
feelings in the m atter "It had to be done ," he said
lie admitted tha t lht> decision was the result of a ront
in~cncy plan dra fte d long before the trial started , a pl<1n
agrl·cd upQn by MacDona ld and the hos pital 's offlct:rs .
MARKl.f:V SAID M IJ('f)onalcl '!-. cxac·t words al th1·
time• or the meeting Wl're. "I dnn 'l :-.cc how you could do
;1nyth1ng <·lsc "
F eelings at the hosp1t<JI heh<· the coldne5s of th1· 1hs
m1sf>:.il statcm<·nt
Dr JcHrc-y M<1t·J>onald is gUJlty 1n Raleigh, N ('
111· rf'mains annO<'('nl at S t M<iry Me dical Center 1n
Long B<'ach
Iran Doesn't Need
U.S. Fuel Shipment
WAS lllNCTON IA P 1 Th,.
prPs t<frnt of Ir.Jn ·, 1111tional 1111
l'fllllp:Hl) h.J s ... a1rl puhlwly hi ...
natwn docs not 111•t•cJ lht• ship
ment of rcfuu·d d1esc>I oil and
kerosene wh1C'h the Carter <td
m in1strat111n upprovc·d n·c·l'nlly,
th1· Washington Star reported to-
day
Thi· e11 I prndul't!'. m 11.:ht b<' n •
so ld by lnm at a p rofit , the Star
quott·d thl' Iranian o fric·1al ,
Hass an Naz1h, as s aying
Thl· Star. r1tanJ: u l runst·n pt of
Laguna PT A Plans
School Luncheon
Members or the l.a~una Bea ch
High School PTA will host a
lupcheon for fal'ulty. s taff and
volunteer mothers Sept 6 at the
high school cafeter ia
T he Mt'x1r a n style luncheon
begins at noon. a ccording to
PT A president Joann Boswell
Volunteers should call Carr ie
MC'Keown al 4!H 4064 f1>r an
formation
Proteste r s Nab b e d
WATER FORD, Conn. !AP)
Seven de monstrators protesting
n u c l ea r p o we r gen e ration
ha ndcuffed the msel vcs to the
main gates of the Millstone
nuclear power complex today
a nd we re arres ted .
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L119un•hKfl~
tO'll frft C••I HloQft••r
a recent Teh rnn radio broad
c·ast. quoted Nazih. pres ident of
th<' NatJOnal lranwn 011 Co , a~
'.<t ying lh::it two m onths ago the
I ru ru an governmen t thou~hl It
would need the refined oil prod·
ut·ts
lit· was ']Uoled further as s uy-
ing, "Since lhe Isfahan refinery
w•ll start operation w ithin the
next two or three months we will
not need lhc oil we have bought,
a nd the re is a possibility that we
will be able lo sell il al a higher
pr ice once the lsfuhan refine ry
~tarts opC'ration . I think we will
be a ble to export some of the oil
products."
President Carte r , d efending
t h e propos e d s ale agains t
criticism. s aid last week it was
n eede d "to meet the needs of the
fa m i li es in Ir a n " f o r
h umanitarian reasons.
T he Star quoted an unnam ed
F.nc rgy Department <>rfic1al as
s aying o r t he propose d sale,
·'The basis for this was sound,
given what we knew in July "
Carter ha d said t he refined oil
products being sold back to Iran
would com prise a tin y percen
laRl' or the amount of c r ude oil
lr:in sells to the United S t ales.
White House s pokesm en had
n o immedia te comme nt on the
report today.
Irvine Driver
Hurt in Dana
An Irvine man Is listed In st a-
ble condition toda y at San
Cle me nte General Hospital ane r
he was injured in a traffic mis -
ha p Wednesday In Dana Point.
Califomla Highway Patro l of-
ficers said Craig Donovan, 26,
was injured when h e le aped
from b.ia van on Cove Road al
8:40 p.m .
Accor ding to the CHP, the
vehicle's brake s failed and
Donovan Jumped out of the van
juat before it eame to a bait
perched oo tbe ed.1e of a ac>O·foot
cliff above Dana Point Harbor.
llrd Slide Show
Slated in Clemente
A 1llde Dretentatlon on "Blrdt
of &.be Chaparral" will be 1hown
S.pt. I tn San Clemente, ft.lined
bf 1Ko1o1J and 9COloo 1reduate
BUI TklweU.
The event, tpoMOnd by tbe
South Cout Audubon Society
be1ln1 at T:JO p.m. ln St. Cle-
ment '• Epl8eopal Cburcb, 302
Avea.lda Ar..-. f'or addWonal
lnlo rmaUon, call •.-n.
•
0 .. 1, .,.., -llry Gery'""~ ...
At Least
Four Die
In Storm
BRIDGETOW N , Barbadoll
(AP) -Hun1cane Davie dev-
astlted the tiny Caribbean
Is land o f Do minica when it
11 we p t through today, leveling
v i rtually a ll the houses in
Roseau, the laland's capital, and
kl1lln1 at least four people,
Radio Barbados reported today.
Dominica's Prime Minister
O liver S<:raph ln predicted the
death to ll would go "much
higher ," the radio reported.
The Barbado s re po rt was
based on account.a from am:ite ur
radio oper ators on Dom inica .
200 miles to the oorthwu t. and
could not be o the rwis e con
firmed
Government buildings, schooffi
a nd churches oo Dominic a were
opened tn a n "limated 60,000
refugees whose nimsy. wooden
hom es were natt~ned by hur-
n cane winds, the r adfo re ported.
The island hu a populaUon of
8 1,000, with about 18 ,000 in
Roseau, one of the poorest c1tie.c1
in the central Caribbean
C laudia Wilbourn of S;m J uan C'<1p1 ~trn110
sa.v s Sh l' was once known :.i~ "c-h1rk1·11
legs." But not any mort-. Siu· h,1.., f1rmt•d
ht·r m 11M·l1·" 11\ l:.iking up body buildin ~.
I lt·r , .... 11 •. dt w, .. hody prc~S· Sf•e r eatur
111J,.!, f',lf . .:t• C I
Hurricane David, one or thP.
most d angerous of the 20th cen-
t !.lry. roared south of thr· tJ S
Virg in Is lands today a nd bat
l e r ed the ~oulhe rn coast <Jf
l'uf'rt() R1r·n .ifter cutting a path
of d estru.c::t1on acro11s Oomm1ca
and two other islands 1n the An·
t l l l e R, M a r tiniqu e und
Guadeloupe
f 'ro.. Pag~ A I
OOCTOR ...
jurors would sav he was IMO·
cent," s .i1d Kal>sub. al> Mac·
Donald was led a way.
Ka1>sab and h1l> wi fe, Mildred,
of Cran bury , N J , purs ued pro~
t•1.•ut1on aflt•r llu· Army found
lht• t hargl'~ aJ!Ulfl!'.t M ad)onald
"not lrut•," taking their l'asc tu
lh1.· Ju .... lH't' l>t•partmcnt until a
14rund Jury 1nd1t lcd Mad.>onalcl
Ill Hl75
"Wt· fet•I vind1 tatr•d . We 1•an
rc·st in ~lice· now," Kassab sajd
"Sir. I'm not J!Ui lly ," Mac·
Donald told U S. District Judge
fo'r :.in klin Dupree J r bcfor•· sen
~enl'tng .. , don't t hink tht (.'OUrt
has hea rd all the evidence
Thal 's all I have lo s ay "
T he jury ret u rned verdicts 01
st•cond degr ee mur d er an the·
deuth" of "v'l r~ Mac J>onaltl und
K1mhl•rly Muc Uon;.ild was rc111
victc<t of first degn·e murd1·1 111
the death of Kristen.
P ro-.(·rulfir~ r1mt,.ndr-tl M :t('
n un.rid k1ll1·tl h1~ w1fr •n a rCige
a n d nwy h uve h1l h1:. eldes t
d a ughter with the initial blow
They a rgued hr• ~tabbed his
yo u ngest daughter a nd then
himself in an effort lo cover up
h is actions. and In vented his
s tory that four drug c rnzed in
tr udcrs killed his family irnd
stabbed him.
Mac Do n a ld contend e d he
a woke the night of the k illings to
find four people one of th em a
w o m a n c h a n ting "Acid Is
gr oovy. Kill the p igs" In his
ho m e
F'ew j urors would talk about
their verdict , which came afttr
three ballots and a restroom
C'onference between three who
had 1ru llally voted for acquittal,
according to som e j urors
"We just couldn't have come
buck wilh a h ung j ury a fter nine
yea r s We h ad lo h av.-a
verd ict ," said one juro r who
asked not to be name d
Fro.. Pa .. Al
SLIDES ...
the geologists. they say con
llnued Inspections during the
hulldlng phase will be necessary
lo insure t he stability or the
hills ide neighborhood.
"Each lot will have to be in·
11pected and the p roper founda-
tions designed," Leighton said.
"We don't want any s lope pro·
d uced highe r than eight feet,
and we'll pro ba bly be Ins pecting
foundations for those who need
that se rvice."
M eanwtlile, the final report,
issued to city officials this week,
m eans another 22 families who
were forced to e vacuate lheir
ho mes, might be able to move
back into their und a maged
s tructures w h en roads and
utilities are put back in, prob-
ubly byChriAtmas.
"It's a good reellna." said
Dale Ghere, a Corona del Mar
teacher who IOtll h is home in lhe
O ctober landslide.
He and seven other realdenll
are seeking the services of an
a r chitect to jointly plan the de·
ve lopment of their residences.
Othera, like former resident
Richard Harley, say they'll
build lbetr own homes ln the re·
coaatructed Mlthborbood.
And the Bluebird Knolls
Hom eowners A111oc:tatlon Hid
they wUI be 11eekln1 state and
federal 1ranta, and volunteer ef.
foru by local arcbltecta and
builders to aJd tboH fa...W..
that cannot afford to rebuJ.ld.
San Juan to Study
Hill Alternatives
J\ I t 1· r n at 1 v 1· s Sun .J u 11 n
CupislrdnO plann<·r., argur will
presC'rvl' I he· (; lt·nda I,. I• 1·d1·ni I
prnp1·r1v·.., h1l h1rl1• \'1'.t;o
dl's p1t<· th•· prr·..,.•n1•f· 1if I ~Ill
h11lll1•-, ~1·11· )1 ;111de·cl 111 1 l>Ull
1· II m 1·n W1•t1n1•-,cl:111
Th<· tw11 pl.11..., ~1·11• '"'1'11·'.t•·ll
hv t'llllfl<'il mt·mlwr" .ift1 r re •..,1
c!P11 t ... :md llll' <'<m1mun11 v·.., pl:111
Fn>1tt P09._. 11 I
BALLOT ...
Jett "
S ht· ... a1cl sh1• " al ... 11 1·11ne·1·1 n•'il
lhul, Wt•rt• lht• nt y lu lay out
.seven separu\(• d1~t r11·h llnt' or
those would 1nc•lud1· und1•\1•l1tr>t•d
1 ant hl:1111l 111 lh1· hllh~ bt·hind th1·
SJn D1c.:o f''rl;'t'W:l\
.. H om· dl'>tnc·t 1nducl1•cl tlHM·
runhullt 1 <ir<.'.J'· th1·11 "'h1•r1·'
the rt-prc·M·ntut1on for tht· c-1tr . •
she as h-d
ShP said she behcvci. nil San
\ll'm C'nte 's r1·,.id1·nts s hould
have a sway in futun· dev<>lop
men t planned on lhr<'e ranch
a reas behind the C'ity
Mayor Hoy llamm 1n11d today
he has h1i. doubt., that the· 1·oun
ell d1slriC't conc·<·pl would 1>11lve•
S a n C I c m c n l t· · s p 11 I 1 t 1 e a I
prohlcms
"I 'm Just nol .sun · that lhav
ing seven <'ounc·1I ml'mbn s) will
solve all our problt·m'>." he sa id
Hamm stud he b•·h1·ves San
Cle mente miRht he too small to
JUslify sevt'n counr il membt•r'
l'IC'C'ted IO !il'JIUfl:ll<' dl\lflC'L'
n1ng t'omm1s'l1on cnm plaane<J
that th1· x<1vin~' und loan com
p.iny ·.., tl«vf'l•1pment prr1po~al
~oulrl <'all for ·ma!>'>IVc· lo(r<td
in~ 'on thi: land
At -.take ,... rl1·vr·lnpm1·nt or
I 21i5 acr•·-. ea-.t of thP San l>1f'~n
FrPt·~uy and ""uth <1( ~Cln .Juan
t rt·t>k ftl):rd Thl' ac:r <:C1g•· in
1 lud1·'i t h e· m1>'>t prh mlnPnl
l11 ll..,111t· 1n Su11 .J ua11
W1'(ineM.lay':-1 µro1>()S11ls wf•rt•
li.i:.1•11 on ptannlfl~ c-nmm .... :-.1on
r<•1·ommendatJ1in~ .ind city plun
ru·r" Vll·wc; of d1fforenl df·V»l()p
mt·nt appr11ach1·s l•1 the 1>rnP
e·rt \
< 11110< rlm•·n orcl1·n'tl •·nviron
m 1· n t <t I s t u ti 1 1·' 11 n IH1 th
.il11•rn<Jt1ves to cit·t1•rm1nf' 1r lh1'y
~oulel le,sen the proJet•t ' 1m
'"'' t e1n tr<1fric •.t h 111d•
dr.i111.11!1· ""'' r., .11111 r11.11h 111
I h1 .1r1 ,1
:-.. e· n 1 o r P I a n n t· r I ,, r r)
I .1"' r1•n1"· n1J l f•d t h1· rir\l
.1lt•·rn.11t\.v HOP ""..,., ..... 11'41 11\.
pl,11111111~· 1·11mm1 ... ~11111C'1 ' ~oultl
k1 •1'J' clcH•l11 pm1:nl h11u11d<1n 1•'\
1h1• '>ame as Glendale fo'ederat·s
ul:1n "
The seconcl <1 llernat1ve. Sufi!
Jo(e''\le·d by <'lty 11lanners. would
n•dU<'t' the dcvt:lopable acrealo(t'
~uhstant1all y . 1·all1111( for higher
de11s 1t 1t~ on cle velopetl portions
or the property
T hi• pla nners' alt(•rnat1ve also
would mean less f.(ra drnJ,!
Councllml·n a~rl.'etl to Glen
du le 1-'cderal's requ1•st lo bu1 Id
1.201 un1L'> on lht' land a fter the
Los Angeles·bast.>d firm f1lt'<1 an
SI I m11l10n lawsuit a"a1nst the
<'lly. which had balk~ at the
proposal.
Heavy seas and gale w.nd"
battered Puerto H1co'1t soulhern
s hore . flooding low-lying areas
and forcing the evacuation of
s o me seashore residents from
P o nce , ttle i s land 's second~
largest city.
lJ S Nat.Jona! Weathe r Service
officials, calling David "one· of
the great hurn r anr·-. of this cen
tury ." s u1d th<: st0 rm had
gather ed fort·c· overnight. but
h<td Vl'Ned -.li~hlly :-.nuth They
pn·d1C'lt'<I 11 woulr1 pa~~ HO miles
...i1uth or 1'11n1·1· al m1dd;iy
F n·nr h :111t hnnt 11·s rc-portcd 12
pers1m" 1nJ1Jrt·<i on 1;uC1dl·lou1w
and I~ 1111 \1;ir1 1n111u1· wh1·n lh1·
!'.\orm -,tnll'k W1·d11f''!day, and
s <11d th1·r •• w,,., t:uns 1de r ahlt·
d :1m;q.,:1· on t h" twn fo~rcne h
Cnrll1lw;1n 1 ~ltin d ~. 1n<'ludrng
-.1•Vt•11• cla111<1ge lo the banC1na
<'T'>P
Thn t> w11rf' unC'e>Oflrmed rf'
p1>rb form ham r.idio ope rator-.
of hl·;H'Y l':.t.,ualt1,1>s a nd deva sta
t 1 11 n 11 n l h e· t h 1 r cl 1 '> I a n d
1>11m1n1t·a '
c; a It' wmds. Ru s ting to more·
tha n 51) mph, M'nl palm roof,
,,11lln~ 1n llf·.ll'h an•;" 1n l'emn·
.. nil ~dn .J11.1n n ·p•1rt .. tll) 111 1111
1111' '" p1·r ... 1111" tn ~.JO JUJO ' ('unel.11111 .., •. ,.,ion
Fo11•r:ht1•r" l>:llcl the· -.torm
A ,t >. t1 •fllt11«l itl lalllllclt• 164
e1"~n·1·~ n•>rth .111d 65 [1 dC'.:recs
v.i•.,t, mov1n~ ~t!~twunJ at 15
m ph .1t 9 a m Al daybreak .
ll.1\ 1<l pa ~M·1l a bout RO milt's
'II II th fl f S l ( • r 11 I >. , I ht•
-,1l Uth('mmo:-;t of the ti S Virgin
l ~lunds
Oothin~ S tole n
I\ Laj.t una Bt'ac·h s hoo 1s m1ss-
1 ni; 1·lolhtn~ worth $0 2 today
loll(I WHIJ.! a t heft reported Wed·
fll•sclay Poll<'t' n •ports ~aul <t
C'lt'r k at Loui•w's Plan·. 2HO
fo'orest Ave wa s en.:aged in con·
v('rc;llon Wlth t wo men We<lnet;-
day whil<' a compa mon walked
out of the door with the clot.hes.
The Unmounted Diamonds Listed Below
Arrived too late for our CJiant
Diamond Cuffer Closeout last week
The last sale lot -I 2 diamonds only
5990 PER CARA I
OPfflt GOOD THltOUGH SAT .• SEPT. ht.
Slll SHAN
90Cl'l 011111
. 1'14 t !'. MJrriu•"'
1 O:> c.li:. Pr•ar
1 O!>Clb HoJrl
I 06 Clli Oval
I 10 Cl8 Hf' art
RACITl1S UNIQUE
DIAMOND GUARANTEE
Srtl
1 13 CIS
I I '1 Cl'.
I 34 Ch
I 36 Cl!i
1 <47 CIS
1 89ct<;
SHAN
Heo<t
Ht>,111
011,11
Hf'ml
Maruu1se
Pf)ar
BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTINGS
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...t ...,,... .. for at 1H1t 500/o _.. ..._ .._......, ..._ ecltt'• ..... ulac..._.
ttte ,_ dNlw price, ,....... .,.... fin .. apecMly pric-4 for ttllh ... Or,
CtcrJI of ,.-C ..... Md we wffl NfwMI ftM Hit ........ .,._. OWll ....... 9d
HHre __.of row~. R•ltt'• _. c•t It fwy-.
Offer _.to IMlillc ..ty. PIMM • ......_ .,,,.. ............. ,. .................. Mltftct ............ .
Thut'ld!y. Augu11 30. 1979 S DAILY PILOT Af
Minnesota Deputg 'Atttreked' IJg lJFO
WARREN. M lnn <A.P >
Wbea law otft~n ,_pondjnc to
a call re8Cbed llanball OcMlity
d put1 Val Jobuoa. U.., found
bl1 ur l ll)uMd. lta wtadableld
broken • .._...*' and it.a dock 14 cninUle:a olf.
And UM chMI lDv•lltator for
the Center tor UFO Stud1e1 a.ay
the "tblnc" lb at attacked
J huon oa an laolated road may
ell have been. uro
"Jl 01 c-ertaln_ly as lood 8 C&Sf'
.. a ny r vc aHft the past year, ..
Al Hendry nid Wednesday alltr
ftyto1 htt'e from hla Evanaton. Ill.. headquartera
Johnaon. 3$, Hld he Wa1\ Of\
patrol Hrly Monday when 111
tacke d by "an unldenl1f1cd
t.bln1·· wble,b doVt' al bla car.
cau1lnc him to I011e control
"It ut the,... and appearf'd to
be 1latkloary :· be uld. "But
when f •ot do.tor, boom, It wu:o.
rl1ht thert, jwit rli<ht now I,.
ht'ard glus brealuna. :suw lhe
• inaldt' of the car h ght up re11I
brl&ht •1lb while light It wu-.
\lery. very, extremely tm.ihl
HE'S GRATEFUL FOR HIS EDUCATION
Alan Adams Repays Scholarships
Be's Grateful
Scholarships Repaid
U) J ACKIE lfY:'tA~
Of tt\• D•••v Ptlo1 SU ff
Al Jn Ad<im" of °""""port He-.ch <lid ·.om"\hmi:: n<1 om•
ha:, en.-r donl' before
lit• .. r epaid'" the :.t alc \Chol<1rsh1p rund for lht: ~rant ll
,1\' ardC'<l him }C•1r:. bdorc·
,\dams. :sli. \!.ho upped his flonauon to cov1:r 1nilat1on.
al"o n •pa1d'" scholarships he'p r eceived from the notar}
Club and the Cahrorn1a Alumni Associatwn
OFFICIAl ~'i OF THt: Cahro rn1<1 Student Aid Com·
m1ss1on. which ~ave him his large:.t scholarship. said 1\
was thl' h rst \1m<.· in the 23·year history or the program
lhal .i gratcrul gradua l e had come back with a donation
'"I guess \he idea came las\ year ... !><i1d Adum:.. a
parlner 1n Investors Real Estate Services in Costa M ~<i
'"I :.t<1rted ~1Hng back to c hurch maybe lh<il h<id
somt.>thmg lQ do with 1l "
lie said he felt il was only reasonable to include thl' ex
tra donation to cover inflation. which h<is bee n more th<in
100 pe rcent since hf' gradu:.it..:d from liC Bcrkdey in 19Cfi
THI-: STATE SCHOLARS HIP he received came to
::i boul Sl.144. hut he repaid $2,800 The Rotary gave him
$500 and he J:!<ive back Sl.200, while the alumni scholarsh11>
of $400 was repaid with $900
'· 1 fell 1t was a personal d ebt to help perpetuate thl'
.!.Ystem." said /\dams. a quiet but intense person 'T her1• .,
a·I" ayi, going to be kids that need help. For :,om e reu
son. nobody t-ver gives money to the stale fund
Stale officials :.<11d his $2,800 h<is enabled lhl'm to J!I\ 1·
a n extra award this year They said 66.000 :ipphce1t1<ms
v.e re recewed this year for 14.900 awards
ADAM ., DONATION WAS given lo Barrtn~t<>n Ell1oll
ti 17 vc<ir old frcshm a n b1oen~rncerin~ s cience 'iludcnl al
CC San Diego who 1s working in <i doughnut ~hop th1"
!)Um mcrtnsave money fo r college. offi c1<1ls s<iirl
Adams recall~ the summers he worked during college
al a van ely of Jobs in a warehouse. a s heet metal s hop.
an aircraft machine shop. a waler heater control company
<ind a hhrary while he earned his degree in mechamcal
e ngineering.
lie s aid he couldn't have attended college without the
scholarships
"MY FATHER HAD A heart attack whe n 1 was young
and we were on welrare most of the time I was in high
school." Adams said.
He has since gone on to study real estate a nd, at his
own expense. earned an MBA at Pepperdine l;l niversit y.
As a result of his repay ment of his alumna scholarship.
Ada ms was asked a nd agreed to serve on a committee m
terviewing applicants for scholarship~ this r~u.
He said the candidates he helped interview came from
central Los Angeles and most were black
•-ntEV WEllE REALLY sharp kids.'" Adams s aid '"I
remember one really good·look1ng guy who wanted to be a
Supreme Court justice. He had a viva cious personality
you instantly liked the gu y.
"Even lbe ones lbat didn't win had their feet on lhe
ground and knew whe re they were going."
Adams said he hopes to see others repay the1 r
scholarships by making donations to the California Student
Aid Commission.
"For a lot of people an education is a ticket to a better
future." be said. "It's a lso what it takes to have informed
citizens and make democracy work."
Billy Leads Libya Group
ROME <AP> -Prealdent anniversary celebration. JANA
Cart.er'• brother Billy la leadina aaid. It did not identify the
"' an "American dele8•tioa" an a members ol Carter's party. vtau &o LlbJ• to celewaae ta.. .
10th allllivenary of lbe eCMIP tbat On Wednesday. they v,1.1lted
brou.O&Col. Moammarl'lwtafy. Gbaryounls University ln
&o poW9f, Ubya'a otnc{aJ JANA Ben•lwl. and "expresaed tbe~r new• 111"1Q reporW. admlratioa for t.be reYoluUon a
Carter and Ida party arrived endeavor to spread education
la UbJa from RdlM oo Tu.daJ and dTtU1tum." tbe news .... ll6Pt &o take part la Suunt.y"1 cy said.
fhat's all I ('l.n rt membt:r •·
Sheriff Otnnlas Brekkt has
1•olrulatt.'d lhc Incident OC'curred
t bout I 40 J m ft wa1 2 19 * m
thul John~on culled for he lp
l)~puty Grtlg Wuukowaki. who
WH 00 hi• WMY lo help J ohn.son.
asked hlm to de11crlbe the veh.a·
cit-that hit hlm •
Johruson ret;pondt:d, "lt wagn't
a vehicle. Greg I don't know
\\hut tht h •ll 1\ was ."
When Winskiows k1 got lo the
bl'enl'. he found Johnson's car
i-1 d e v. a \ b IHI t he r o n d The
Irvine
Minister
To Stay
By t'R EOERICK SCHOEMEHL
01 t ... 0..lf Pol., St•tt
Re\ Herbert Neirmann of
l rnnl''S St Malthew Lutheran
(.'hureh vowe d Wednesday to
1·ont111ue h1:. ministry in fn,nc.
desp1ll.: a lei:al dt•kat handed
111 m and tu:. rollowcrs in Orange
('1llJnly Su1.H'rtt1r Court
.I udgc· llarmon (; Scov1ll1·
rult•d W1•dn1::-.d.i) 'lh::il l'hUr<'h
µropert;. and building-. ap
11ra1:.ed al $6513.000 mu'>l bt-
111rnc.•d o\ l'r lo the Southern
t'al1 forn1.1 n1 .. 1r1tl o f lhl'
l.uthl'ran Ch ur,·h M 1:-.s ouri
S;. nod Thl· .1udgc alo;o ordered
lhal St '.\fallhl'\!. a:. a corpora
lion. bo.d1:.soht.>d
I mmcd1.1l<.'I,\ J ftl·r lhe JUd~t·
li·fl lht· hc.·nc·h "'\1•1rmann con
frontt•d mt.>mbt·r-. of <J churth
r.1ct1on lh3l hrou~hl lt•gal acuon
<J~aln!>l him li e had \Ukt-n
abu:-ot• and mt·mbt·rs of the con
grl'gat1on have \aken ahusc. · h•·
~co ldt'd
·1 am i.:rnn~ l <t h<n P to ""'''
e.11·h of \OU ;ind discuss thul
"'1th ;.ou · ht· addt·d .-.ternl ~
hefore lhl· group ldl lh1·
courtroom
!\'c 1rmann said lhl· JUdg<· c; dl'
1·1s1ons \H1uld nol forn· him · l11
v.1ntl up my public m1n1slr)
·':'I/or dtw-; 11 ''ind up my <"all
tfl tht• St \t.tlth•·\\ t11ngrt<ga
lion '\1·1rrnann .,;,1d
B11th '\\•1rmann :ind hi'> al
111r nl•\ l!t•ll\ ~1 c ~1 ullen . of 'e'' p11rt fkat·h .,;11d an appc;il
of JudJ,!f' Sro\ Jll., s d eci:.ions
v.11u ld bl· fll<'d v.1th tht· Fourth
D1'>trtc1 <"uu.rt of .\p1wal 1n San
HernJrd1nri w1th1n f.11 da}'>
Pending rl·solu1111n or the :ip
pc.•al. Judgt· St·u, die order ed
that :--;c1rmann·s followers and a
rival group of panshoncrs con
tinue to <.hare church fac.iliucs
located :ii thl' corner of Culver
Dri\'c and Sandburg \.\°a}
S hould hl' lose the a ppeal.
:'\e1rmann ... aid . '"\!.<' will con-
u11uc a" a <·0111o..rl'g<Jt1on and \!.111
JOID lhl' :io otht·r rt'ltgious groups
111 lr\tn(• lool.1 ng ror a plact' to
v.orsh1p ·
H1fi... 111 thl' St '1atthcw t·o n
g rl' ga t 1on \\I' rt· 1• \ r>'''-l'rl in :'>:<i\
1·mh1·r v.h1·n a maJortty of the
voting ,t\SC'mblv ... tat1·d its 1ntcn·
n on to depart from the ~1 ssoun
Synod and afftltale with the
Lutheran Church of Amcnc<l
<ind t he A ss oc1at1on o f
E\ angelical Lutheran Churches
Lalt'r mcmhers of a m inonty
),!roup \4h1rh v.antNI to maintain
\11•:, \'1th th!' \I !'>soun Synod
J '' 1 n c d v. 1 l h t h e Sou l h c r n
("al1fom1a district in an attempt
lO gel c·onlrol of the church prop
er\;.
1\c1«1rd1ng tn 11•rm ... of a deed
11f t ru"I thl' St '1 <1tthe"" con
J,?rc.•gat1on •.1111 ov.e:. ;;ibout
SJ20.0<H1 rnr chur1·h prope rty
onginalh 11url'has1•d h} the dis
lnct
The trial twfore Judge Scoville
I :i s l c d r 1 ' 1· v. t· e ks a n d u n -
derscorl·d the an1mos1ty he
ween the l wo factwns of lhe con
greg<it1on
Ne1rmann·s followe rs sat on
h is side or the courtroom. while
those loyal to the dis trict 's cause
s at on the other
Asked 1f it would ever be
possible for the two sides to r e-
unite. Ne1rmnnn said . "It ap-
pears to be a hopeless nrt.
"The church. ostensibly, 1s in
the business of reconciliation."
he added.
Neirmann. who himself Is
working on a law degree. said
Judge Scoville erred in dissolv-
ing the St. Matthew corporation.
Neirmann pointed out that
legislation tbat will become ef-
fective Jan. l will forbid in·
voluntarily dissolution or re-
ligious corporatioM.
Judge Scoville round that a
suHlcient number of the voting
membershlp of St. Matthew was
represented by the plaintiffs and
cited a section of the state's
Corporations Code which
permits involuntary dissolution
because o r conflicts. internal
dissension and "persistent UD ·
fairness."
NelrmaM later told reporters
that his lecture to hls opponent.a
WIJ "1pontaneoW1 ."
It drew only one reaction,
from Don Rueter, prt1ideat ol
the minority congre1ation, '#be>
aaJd. "May we bless you wtth
windshield and one headlight
had been am u hed. There wu a
small, round dent on the hood.
The red Ugbt atop the car was
broken and two sprtn1-moW1ted
antenna were bent at angles of
nearly 90 de1rees.
Wlnakowskl called a n am-
bulance to lake Johnson to a
hospital, where he was treated
for "welder burns" lo his eyes .
Doctors said the inj ury could
have been citused by a bright
flash of light
Johnson's wrist watch and an
Rile!' ftilf>d
A P Wt~\e
St:.ttt· '>l'hool chtl'I W1 bon
Hiles has dl·dart·d that 1f ,,
pr oµo~<'cl ..,<:hoot vout h~r
!-i}'Sll'm makt•.., tht· bt11lot. ht·
Y. Ill f1~hl II '"' tlh <.all tht·
1. nt· rJ!~ .int.I 1nll.'l ls gc.·nt·t· thJt
I t'<Jn com1n.1nd
Rand CriticaJ
GLE~DORi\ 1/\1'• Exotw
dancer Sall~ Hand ho ... µ1t.ill1•·'1
'11.1\h l'fln~l·\ll\(• ht'ilrt f;11lurt·
and sh0<:k . rcmLltn'> tn l'ntlcal
rondll1on .. 1 '>µokl'"\"1mJn f<ir
Foothill P r··i-b\'ll-rian llow1l.il
--aid loda\
electric clock 1n the patrol car
stopped for 14 minutes. J ohnson
sald he bad set both timepieces
when be bege pat rolling thal
night and had c hecked them
several times during the even-
ing.
He ndry said he contacted five
Fede ral Aviation Administration
organizations in the area. and
all said they had no knowledge
of aircraft activity in the area
"This case has some clues."
Hendry said, adding whatever
hit t he car "must have been
Wonaan Fight
t raveling extremely fast to bend
the a ntennas without moving the
sprin1ts "
Brekke said he was at a los11 to
explain the incident.
"We 're not trying to scare
people ." he sa id "We don't
know what this was. maybe it's
somethrng that can be ex
plained. But at this point. we
don 't have an a ns wc!r lo il. Even
the gentlema n we called In from
Chic ago doe~n't have an answer
to 1\ "
Priest Guilty
Of Ax Attack
L'NION. NJ cAP 1 A
R o man Catholic pries t ha:,
pleaded guilty to attacking a
parochial school te a c h er'-;
husb<ind with an <ix during an
<i rg u ment 1 n ..i con \'cnt base
mcnt
Both m en wer{' found 1n i.I po1il
of blood by <Juthor1t 11·-. 1n
vcst1gating report:. o f a rur ku!l
in the convent L"pc,\a1r., nuns
.rnd pan:,hionc rs wcrr· mcelmg
to d1st•u.o;s ti religious relrtal
The Rev J oseph HeJgrov.1n
34 . assis tant pa~tor <Jf llol}
T ht> priest told thr-<'o urt
Rybczyn:,k1 !>truck him (1r'it. und
\hat he wrestled the h<il rhet
a wa y from Hybczynskt ;rnrl
:,\ruc k him
"I b<'h1•\'t' I C1m ~u1lty bit'>NI
upon \ht• c1r<"u m'\tanr<'s I hu\t·
rt>l;it1>cl lo this c<1url he 'i:llll
Ex-cop Denies
Rape Charges
Sp1 ritChurch .waschaq~t·d .,..1lh LOS \"\<;t::l.ES 1,\J'
as:.auhmg J oseph Rybcz}'n'>k1. F o r m«r lfrputy S he riff 1'.111 1
29. o f Ehzabtoth 1n the p<in~h ~font ~ ag.iin has dented all1·~:1
convent Apnl 6 in \4 h;1\ pol1c1· tlOn!> lhttl h" v.-a-. "the Ski .\>1Jq
":ud ""a~ an drgumenl •nr-r Lht> HJp1:,t fl0!>pon!>1bl« fnr th•
µr1e ts . r<ipport . v.1th l~· r.tpl'\ or four v.om c-n <ind .111.11 I.
man ., wife ( \v.u 111her., in ,, • 1·rit· ... c.f
R \ bczvnsk1 ., v. 1fe Pdtr111a urgl.tru·' 1n th1 fash11in;1hl·
'..'8 t·eal'h
0
c5 a t \he part!>h '>C'h'>l1I TnlUl'J l.Jl.1• .1rr-.1
HcJgrow1cz pleC1ded J.!Ulll\ \l ont\ ~f "'·1 " r• JrrJ1~.r11 1!
\\ ednesd<iy befc1r •· '-.u111·r1<1r Wl'dn1·\f10.1;. on 1~1 c11un1 ... ,,r r.1p•
Court Judgt• .Ja1·rih I. Tr1.1r 1 111 J".tult v.1th 1nl1·nl '" 1 omm11
t•nt· C'<JUnt 11( Jtroc·1111J•. J~'ctull r J l.w .1lt•·mpt1'll r.1p1 ltur ..:l;1n
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.44 OM. Y ""-OT
.Ju t
Coa ting
Thurtday, Augu•t 30, 117'1
~ ..... ~ Tom ~~'1 r
Harphin•
Getting Too Perso nal
8EQ8T 8ALU£8 ANO SO POaTH: fl dev~lops today
tha t by edict ol the uvaot& at Seal Bnr h City Hall that
famed mt!tropolls of our coutlJM no toni er hu a' lead
man tor H~ l>C"iac h C'lt'anup C'~W
lla.sllly. it s hould bt' Pointed out thut Sul Beach asn'l
ubundorun1t efforts to <'lean up thC' 11eashorc of a ll lhe
fudgt>illdtlc w rapper:. and d rink tana that have bet-n
umped on the und:; by dt!parttn1 vialtorr: over th f' ~um m er ·
The.• ncver-end101 clt'anup chores will br accomplbbed
at Seal Be ach Juat late they 'vti alwaya been Aod
c;rwi.dpt•r:wn tJ1:1tmg o Vistl 1"wm lier Grondpen11n
• IHT' 1• 11111 h . ·'" U~UiJ I. WI 11 lw In 1·ha r ::•·
ll 'o fU!'ll lhal lht• l1tl1· for llu· Jllb hu:. ht·<·n t1lx1li'ohNt
Tiit-: R E ASON IS tliat th(· Jrih dc::.<:npllon w:1'i 'il'X ISl
\'011 c·.innot h;l\·1· a 11•:11! man in l'h<Jrgt· thc::.l· dCJ}!-1
,\fh'r ~·II "hat 1( \llU put CJ wnm<Jn 1n chtJrg1.:" w •·II \OU 1111 ght -.uggt ..... l I hat with l11g1(' 'oh•· t11·t'tJlnl'!'I
llw 11.•a<I wom~n Wm11 ~ Now yciu·rf' tw1n1: "''X ll>l from the
oth1·r cllrt•ction
What you've: gut to h;1111· h1·rc 1s a n1•utc •ret1 till<'
ThJt ., ;11-.t v.ti<Jt lh1·y dad ;.it Seal Bt·at·h City Hall
'flit: Il l.MAN Bt:IN(; wh11 wi ll b1· 1n < hari.;t· of the
hc·.1rh clt•a11up <'horc., from now 1111 "111 tw known .,., "tht:
lwad1 m.1111H·n:int•1· 1·r1•w l1•a1kr
Th.it t:1kl"' a 1111 n·wr1· t11 'll' ak or wr1l1· than d111·!'. lead
n1 .1n 1ir h·:ul wom.in but 11 n·rt:11nh 1·l1m1natf':, thr• lurking
\hr<·,11 of ;1 M"'O::.l t1tl1· /\1...,, 11 t•'<p.1n1h lht· 111h opportunity
" Uo\ !'\c·out 11r lnl<·lh1:1·111 rnm1kt•\ 1·11uld abc> apply for th'•
fllh 1111111•1 the l'rl•W lc•;1t!f'I ltlh·
Career c ... ftlt•
U.S. Denying '
Young Bugged
W AJ;lUNOTON tA P > Ad
mlnl1tration o(flcl•bi a re colng
to extraonllnary tent tha to den y
a broudcut re port that U .S In·
te lll11tence a1ent.a bu11ed U N
Ambasudo r Andrew Youna 's
apartment and knew in advance
he waa 1oln1 to m eet a repr-.en·
tatlve of lbe Pa.JeaUne U bera-
Uon Or1anbatioo.
P resident Ca rter person.ally
de nted the report durln1 a visit
to AUanta today. He told Sa m
Don aldson , WhJte House cor -
r espondent for ABC Newa, about
2Seized
In IRA
Bombing
DU BLIN. Ireland CAP> -Two
m e m bers of the Provisional
wing of the Iris h Re publican
Army -one regarded ns a tim l'
bomb expert were charged lo
day wilh the murder of Earl
Mountbatten
I rish police said they also
w er e holding a n u nspec ified
number of me n for q uestiorung
a fte r a sen c h in the bord er
county of Donegal.
r ou ct: IDENTIFI ED t he
!'.Uspcds in the bombin~ that
hll'W <Jpa rt lht! 79-yt!ar·old wur
hcro·~ fi!!hing boat as Franc a::.
M c(;arl . 24 , and Thom u ::.
Mc Mahon. 31. a nd ~aid th ·y
laved in counties 1n the ln~h
Republic adJ01rung the bordn
with Northern l rel<Jnd. The two
were held for a s pecial court
hc<Jring Oct 2
Mc Mahon. marri{'d with on•·
c·hild. is an uphubtcrcr. liul
!->l·curity sourcc::. !'liJ ld they re
gard him a~ <Jn at·knowledged
4· '< µ c rt o n t i m e · b o m b
mcthanism !-1. McG1rl 1s <Jn un
mar ried far mer. His uncll' .• John
Joe McGlrl. was <Jt one tame one
of the top 'o l x m c n on t hl·
l'rov1s1onab' ('ounr1I. 1l:. t op
policy mak1n~ body
Neither suspect showed :.iny
rc·acl1on 1n lhl· tiny courtroom a:.
the char1te was read out thal "on
Aug 27 . In Uone~al Bay 1n
Mullagh morc. County S ll.:o.
lhL'Y mur dered Lord Lo u is
Mountbatten tontrary tfJ public
law."
the report: "You we re wrong."
Justi ce D e p ar t ment
11 poke11ma n Rob e rt H av e l
term ed the ABC News report
"1 beolute nonsense" s hortly
a fte r · it was aJr ed Wednesday
nigh t He said· "It's s imply not
so. There wu no bug . The FBI
kne w nothing about the m eeting
until it became public "
A F~ HOlJBS later . White Hou se ess s ecr e t a r y Jody
Powell k the unusu al step or
p e r s o n ly te le phoning ne w&
a gencies to issue an emphatic
denial "on the preeident 's behalf
a nd with his approval
"The attorney gene ral, at lhe
p resident's d1 rect1 on. has 1n
q uired of the beads of each Unit
ed Stat.es Intelligence agency,"
said Powell. "All sl itt ed without
qualification lha l t here was no
bugging, wireta pping or other
e lectronic sur veillance or Am
bassador Young, his residence
or o r his meeting with Mr Terz1
or the Kuwaill ambassador by
any United States anlclligen~f·
a ge n<'y ...
Wo rd of Young's July 26 meet
1ng wit h PLO reprc!icntattvl'
Zchdi Labib Terz1 at the New
York resid ence or the Ku wa1t1
a m bassador to ttif' l 'n1ted Net
lions created a furor that led lo
Y oung ·s res ignatio n United
States policy for hidi. negot1et
laonl> with the l'LO until IL re<
ognizes the nght of lsrud toex1~t
ABC SAID U.S. intelhgcncc of
f1c1ab had bugged Young'l> :--;1·w
York apartment and he:.i rd ha m
set up lhe meeting Tht: network
said tt dld not know whether lt11•
actu:.il mceUn~ "a:. liugg{'d
Aske.'<! about the liuggrn~ rt·
port at an appcurancc Wednl·'
d <ty night in Orlando. no
Youn~ !-.Hid · I rt·.i ll:-d1111 1
knuw. <Jnd I don t c .irt· Uut I
don't lhmk !'141 •
Young ::.<Jicl hr""" as~un:d Ii~
FBI DirC'clor William W1·b'ot1·r
on SaturdiJ) that lhcrc· ""·'\ n•1
bui;:~ing
IN ORLANDO fur :1 "IJl'Cl'h f111
the Carter Mond;.tlt· re· l'h•(·llon
C<J m pa1gn comm1tt1·1• Young
s:ud, "Jf thc·r1· <in· -.om1· el1·
mcnls m the· ~·n1 whc1 would tlu
t h1 s <t he buJ::l(IO$:). thf''
would know hfl" gcJt1tl ,, JC1h l
wa!'I doUlg an ncg<>t1Jt1ng for tl11•.
country."
NATION /WORLD
K ans a s T ..,ister
~tornado much like the legendary one that earned Dorothy
off to Oz ~wt rls over the Kansas plains near Scott City. No
damage wa~ reported
6 Workers Exposed
To Radiation Peril
MIUOLt.IOWN, Pa tt\P I Six workers al Three Mtlc lsl::rnd
nuclear plant ~ulfered rad1at10n exposure while re paJnng a lc<1k
inc valvt· at t he rac1 la t y . according to a !)pokcs m an for
Mctropolll<Jn Ed1!>-0n Co
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nothin g durin g the 4 ·~·mmute
proceeding. ThL'Y we re not re-
q uired lo enter a pica at lhu;
s tage.
STARTS SEPTEMBER 1
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Wl'r<' talking about a manhole
As McGirl and McMahon were
led by lo lhe ce lls afterward.
eac h wave d to fri e nds and
relatives among a s m all band of
spectators mlhecourt.
On lhe other ha nd, you start subl>tttuting "pcr:.on " in
this w .. uge and I'll sugge.st to you at sounds obi>cene no m at·
l t•r wh:.il. ...
Some placc!'I you JUSt have to draw lhe line.
T he two s uspects arrived at
t he court in a police van escort·
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Trash Deaths Tied?
TUJo 'IJodies Found in Dumpsters
rutA lound dumped ln traab blnl.
Tlae late•l bqdy w11 fouad W~y. dilmembered and
ah&ffed lnlo t.hne MP••le tnih
bat• lo a IU alaUon dumpelctr
Unit Revers'es Veto
()/Rape Penalty
SACRAM!:NTO (AP) -The Assembly Criminal Justice Com
mtttee bowed to heavy pressure from law enforcement and re-
11ersed tu veto ol a bill to double sentences for repeat~ rapes and
other sexual assaults.
• Several members voted with obvious reluctance Wedllesday
under the threat tbat an even harsher version of the bill would be
forced to the floor by a vote of tbe full Assembly.
Tbe vote was 5-1 to send SB13 to the Ways and Means Commit-
tee -but without the traditional recommendation that it pass.
IT WAS A VICTORY for the author, Sen. H.L. Richardson, R-
Arcadia, who champions many law-and-order causes.
The plight of the liberals on the committee, sometimes called
the graveyard of law-and-order legislation, was illu1trated by As-
semblyman John Knox, 0 -Richmond.
Knox said he opposed the bill in principle, but said a majority ·
of the i..t:gislature favored it.
WIDLE QUESTIONING a witness who called for defeat or the
measure, Knox said, •·As a private citizen, you have an absolute
r1ght to be pure. Unfortunately, the rest of us don't have that
privilege."
Knox later made the moUon to release the bill, but abstained
from voting.
The vote shakes the authority of Assemblv Soeaker Leo
McCarthy, D-San Francisco, who was unable to hold has
Democratic caucus in line: Six of the nine committee members
are Democrats.
IT ALSO SENT A tremor through such croups as the
American Civil Liberties Union, which relies on that committee to
water down or kill Senate-passed bills that increase prison terms .
Richardson's bill had the support of Attorney General George
Deukmejian and major Jaw enforcement gToups.
Oaly two d1y1 J>elore. another
YOWll man'• body WU found in
.. dymp.w ln Aaoura.
The dismembered body was
not lmmedlately ldenuted and
an autopay wu scbeduled today.
lnveati1atora aaJd the dead
youth wu a white male in Ilia
late teen.a or early 20s.
The body found Monday was
identified as Donald Ray Hyden,
1~. of Hollywood. He had been
stabbed to death and possJbly
sexually molested before being
placed in the dumpster on Uber·
ty Canyon Road j115t north or the
Ventura Freeway, said Sheriff's
LL Stanley Beckman.
SHEUFF'S oUicers said they
would be checking with Long
Beach police to see whether the
two murders might be related.
The Hyden murder is already
being considered possibly part
or a series that includes two
other killings over the past few
months. Beckmah said.
Both other murders involved
young men who were stabbed to
death and left nude in the
Agoura-Malibu area.
ON MAY Z8. the nude body or
13-yeer·old Thomas Glen Lun-
degren or Reseda was found off
Mulholland Highway about a
mile wes t of Las Virgenes
Road. He had been stabbed
several times and was sexually
mutilated, investigators said.
On Aug. 6, Marcus Grabs. 17,
of Wes t Germany was dis-
covered stabbed to death in the
Tapia Park area north of
Malibu. Tests to determine
whether he had been sexually
assaulted proved Inconclusive.
Oil Yield Debated
Lease Hearing Factions Cla1h
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -En-
vironmentalists and oi l company of-
ficials clashed at a congressional
hearing here over whether leases
should be granted for rive new off·
shore oil drilling sites along the
California coastline.
Exxon e xecutive J .H. Silcox
testified Wednesday that "only rave
scattered areas a lon g the coast
would be considered" for develop-t ___ sr._tf_TE_· J
ment if the Department of lntenor
leases are granted. and that the
potential yield from these proj~cts
was "al least 1.5 billion to 2 billion"
barrels of crude.
However, a U.S. Geological Survey
explorer told the panel earlier the
probable oil production would be only
681 million barrels.
RTD Talia FaH
LOS ANGELES IAP) -
Negotiators for the Southern
California Rapid Transit District and
S,000 striking drivers met until the
wee hours today in an unsuccessful
effort to hammer out a settlement to
a crippling five-day-old public
transportation walkout.
But the bargainers for the bus com·
pany and the United Transportation
Union vowed to return to the
negotiating table later today
Plague Spread•
LOS ANGELES CAP ) The chief
or communicable disease control for
the county has warned that plaguc-
infected rodents have s pread over
the entire San Gabriel Mountain
range and the public should avoid
contact with all wild rodents.
Two people have been infected with
l>uoonic plague tbls year.
Probe Gra11t A•lced
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The San
Francisco Police Department is ask-
ing the federal government for a
$70.000 grant to conduct. a one-year
investigation of the unsolved Zodiac
murders.
Deputy Chief Jerimiah Taylor said
Wednesday the department is seek·
ing the grant from the Law Enforce·
m ent Assistance Administration to
pay the salary of two detectives.
~artlCle•ed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Beginning
Friday evening, Whittier Boulevard
between Eastern Avenue and AUan-
tic Boulevard will be closed to traffic
from 9:30 p.m . to 5 a.m. on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays.
GOURMET MARKET
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Now Is Tlae Ti•e .............
C alifornia Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy. 0 -San
Franc isco. jokin gly listened to wristwatch Wednesday
while telling reporters in Sacramento he supports a bill
conforming the state's vehicle s mog ins pection program
lo fede ral s tandards. Assem bly Minority Le ader Carol
H a llett. R·Atascadero. also backs the plan
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LNG Dangers Cited
WASlflNGTON (AP l The Air F•m·t-. t1t1ng the prox1m1ly of
its Space and Missile Test Center ill \'iindenberg to a propo~ed II
quefied natural gas terminal at Pmnt Conception. has a!>ked
Department of Energy off1 c1ab lo reopen the hearings which led t11
approval of the LNG l>lle
"Should a mil>l>ile ha Vl' to ht-dc~troyed by safety ofhc1als s hortl>
after launch. there 1~ a pos~1ba11ty that debris would fall within lh1l>
area (the terminal l." thc Air Force said in a prese release Tues·
day.
The r<'lca:.e ~aid th(.· prnpo~ed ... at•· •~ i.1x miles from Vandcn
burg, within the :-.afct) f()()tprtnt ' involving missile launche~
from the base
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Justices'
Dismissal
Pushed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A
temporary state supreme cou.rt
should disqualify itself from de·
cidlng whether Justice Frank
Newman should rule on a case
involving investigation of the
high court, an attorney bas
argued.
Richard Mosk. son or state
Supreme Court Justice Stanley
Moak, urged the six special
justices to disqualify themselves
on grounds lhe panel has been
improperly constituted.
Seth Hufstedler, special coun·
ci l for the Commission on Judicial Performance, argued
that Newman should be forced
to disqualify himself because
Newman as, by his position, an
object or lhe high court probe.
Attorney Mos k claimed
that the special high court was
illegally constituted because
Chi er Justice Rose Bird ordered
that the stand-in j ustices be
chosen by lot after s h'e dis-
qualified herself from hearing
the case.
Mosk also said that although
Newman was competent to de·
c1d<' whether or not to disqualify
himself, the special court had no
-.landing to decide whether he
should step down
"Our solution . as that the
tribunal should rule at is not
properly const ituted. and should
declar<' itself so.·· he said
Jus t ice Mosk's campaign
las• month :.i~ainst the public
hearing.., sent the historic probt·
bthind closed door~
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hilltop C'Ommunll) s ho uJd be taken in future huurinti"-
A lal'\.' road. pJannc.'ii for em cr1ency vehjcl in Arl'h
Beach lk19hb. h '~ y~t to be constructed . Trame
congestion ~and ht<·k or pnrlun~ are cOMI unt problems for
the c·urrttnl n·..,tdt'nt~ tort dcveloprn t·nt won't 1olvc
those WUt'"' • l n udd1t1on th..rt• art• other :.ubd1v1:.10llb on the
druwin~ hounb Cur tht· t'rn\\>c.l<'c1 neuchborhood . ull with no
1o lulion1' to thl• problt·rn~ o( Ctn · proll•<·ttnn. purkmi: amt
p ark h1nd
Ttw l'lb -.huuld gt'I h11 ..,, ;i11d brmK 1ti. ~cncntl pl:a11
and w rung. 11rtl1oam·t·.., tnlt; r11nrormlly 110 l hl!rc b no
quciitwn ;.,lx111t \\ h,1l ::,tumid tw a llowed lO be built 1n An:h
Heuc·h llt·1~hh It ·~ no good 111 hJ\'l' u111lorm ordinunccii und a
l(cm·rnl plan afh•r lht· Jrt•,1 1:, tovercd "'1th hOU1't'~
Schools Face Cuts
II lloward J ,11\1-. t•nv1 ~10nt•cl hun· hone·.., budf.!l'l~ 111
Cal1r11rn1:.i ...i·ho11I <lt~tril'li.. hl· gut h..., w1-.h IO l.i.lgunu
Be~H·h
Tn11't1·t·-. 1.1..,1 \\ 1·1·k a pµmvl·d a Sn t m11l1011 :-.1>e:ndrng
pack;1g L· f11r 1!m1 811 . I.Jul tw d t., t•ul S?~, ooo from lht·
11r<:l1m1r1 an huclgt•I l•J make l'IHh IOl'l't ,
That amo u nt t·•irn1·~ on t11p of a t ut 11f almul SlttS.000
whH·h \.\a~ -.l1<·NI from l h t• hudg"t l.1..,l month
Aud . tht· d1 1't ntl w:1rn~. thing-. won 't bt· a n y bctkr
ntxt CIM·al yc.·ar
Cuh 11wl11tl1·d t·l1minating 1•1gh1 H·<1C'h1ng pusitacm ::.
that .1n· 1·urn·11tly unfilkd t·11tt1r1 g thn•t· c u~todi<m:-. from
tht· hudg t·t . hc1lclrng IJ;H•k on 111a1ntt·nanc·1· prCJJl'l'h,
lowr-1'1111! the · lt·xtbook hudgd . n·dut·111g lli.· gt·nt·ral fund
n• ... c•n1· to ..,11glttly lt'S1' than :1 Jlt'rc1·nt. '1nd l'll mmalul~
c 1 t· m (' n 1.1 r y ::. I' h 1J o I t• o u n 1' • I 1 n g :J n c1 h 1 g h .., di o 1 ii l tr:.111sport<Jtto11 l11r :1thld1(· and band act1v1t11..·'1
~ t\n<I tl':tl'ht·rs. w h11 hud pu!->ht·d for '1 quilt: l'l·:.istm<Jhh·
l fi 1w11·t·nt p.1.v 111tn·a ~<-. got <inlv 4 fH'l'<'!'nl
But llf1·\ 're· :di l«Jd) a s king f111 10 ;i 111·n·1·nl h1k1·.., for
th1· 1·111 rt·rll fr s l'al \'!•:ir. v.t11('h would onl\. 1>1· pos s1l>lt "'1th
• m1Jl'l' 1·111-. 111 pr •>1•·t·h ;,i nd :1('ll\ 11 u·s ~ II .., 1-•111ng !11 lw a 1111t h1·r <1n1 · o f 1ho-.1· \ 1·,11 ·, 111 ltw
~ J ~a1••111.t lh .1<0h ( n li1•·d Sc•hool lJa:,t11c.l
i: <:ampus Investment
Sacltllt·baek t'oll<:gl' trus tees this W<!l'k ::i pproved a
r $:10 (; mjllion l!n!l HO s pc ntltng plan that includes $000.000
, for th1· pur<:ha:-.t' or ;rn add1t1onal 20 acre:-. al the north
! C':t rnpus Ill Jrvint·
Tlw c·oll<'g1· d11'ln<:t own~ 20 acres ;,it the north s ite
and ha1' a n 11pll<m on another 80 acres. T he o ption must bt!
l'X ('l'l'l1't·cl hy 1983 or th<: purchase prn·1· O( $45,000 per
, ~1<·1 1· no 10111.wr 1s valtd
~ L<Jnd 111 th<• area is p resently :-.clling a l nearly $200,000
!-per <.icrc fl 's e a sy to see why the trus tees a r e intere~tcd
~ in purchasing the la nd before the 01>l1on runs o ut
~ And. they point out, a ll of the S900,000 may not he
• m ·t·dt·d 1f tht•y C'a n ncgot1all' f urthcr or raise m oney
<'IS<'Wh<'rl' to purc h .. :-.c the Janc1
S uch innovative ide as for c·1J11ing with the financ ial
1>u10:-. of ~ruwth LO a poi.l·P roJ1os1l10n 13 penod a r c
t'''m mend a hi<'
Hut trustcf·~ :-.ho uld cons ider the total Saddle bac k
op rr(Jlton Only $714 ,593 1s left for hreathing room in the
hudg<:t That isn 't muc h for a $30 mtlhon·plus operation.
• Whik lhe dis tril'l will undo ubte dly need m o re la nd to f the north 1rl the futurt'. 1t might h<: w1~e for trustees to
~ ~tud v th<.· 1'atc lltte campu~ is~uc again
P c rh:.q>l> the p o~t J :H v1:-. f1na n c 1al s trains o f
tom mun1t y collt'gf• funding will be too confining to
' acc·ommodate tht' dn·am s of a few years ago.
• Op1n1ons expressed 1n lhf! space above are those ol the Daily Pilot.
Other 111ews exprc &!;ed on this page are those of their authors and
artists RPadcr comment is 1n111ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0 .
Bo.x 15CO. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) ~2-4321 .
' t • . • • t Boyd I Flirting
.. • : Ry I •. M. HO\'D
'· Client asks. "Oo any other !• animals, hes1des humans.
: fli rt .. , .. Bi rrts a re known lo do .. that thing. Courtship before
matin~L flirtation before
courtship. Whe the r other
anima ls mrt isn't in the re·
' cord at hand, regret to re-l.. port. Think they do, though f• What is in the recor4 is Lhe
; claim that the m or e pro-
• miscuous the animal. the lt-ss i: it flirts. The beast that mates
, with any available partner
• doesn't need lo flirt. This
supports the ancient conten-
tion that some or the most
outrageous flirts among
wom en tum out t.o be the
hardest-to-get sort.
Q "What's the most com·
mon tattoo?"
t
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Al 1001 u the U.S. Is so
1ood at pokt n1 Into
other countries' ware,
why have we never
done anything a bo ut
what la and bl8 been
bap~nlng for so many
years ln Ireland?
J .V.
----------------·
A Can only com e up with
the moat <'O mmon ti.ttoo
a mong St!rvi cem e n itnd
wom en. With the men, it's
the word .. Mom " on the UP·
per for e arm . With the
women, it's a red rose on the
bolt.om of the big toe.
Q. "What's the most com·
m on symptom 01 m ental trou-
ble''
A. Lot of debate about that.
lt'11 worry, according to some
authorltles. It's depression.
according to o thers. T hey
also toss in Insomnia, shy
n ess , Indec ision , abse nt·
mindedneaa. fati1ue 1itnd
h eadaches as s ymptorn11.
Maybe 110. don 't know .
Thought these so·called ,
aympt.oma were common to
everybody ln some degree . A
person without any of them
ever certainly would be a
candidate for the farm. no?
Q. "What's the difference
between an A.8. de1ree 1itnd
a 8 .A.?"
A. No big dlflerence . They
mean the same. A.8 . la laUn
for Atrium Baccalaureua and
B. A. 18 En1U1h for Bachelor
of Arte.
Q. "Amons tbo1e people
, who klll tbemselvn by Jump·
ln1 off the Oolden Gate
Brld1e . which outnumber
which , th• men or lhe
women?"
A. Men by far. ll'a n to
one. Meia.ft 11e. lneldentaJ·
ly, I• 0 .
Jack Andenon
U.S. Soviet Viewers Disagree
WASHI NGTON The fur
lhet naaia crlliCiJ of SALT II is
thttl lht< United Sulea won't be
able to tell whether t.he Soviet
U n ion 11 c heatlnc o o the
atrateaic arm• limitation atJree·
menl
This la a le<lmale conc:em
The Sovtets hove a traack record or "interpret
ln6'" treat y
pro vh1lon11 in
the ir favor
But what la
not generally
known ls thul
t he m ost
ae riou11 prob
l l'm O ( Ill
t t• r p r.,tat 1011
may r.-st with
our own 111tt-lhgence or g;inizu.
t10M Althoul(h our ab1hty to
~uth1•r inrormutwn Jbo u1 lhc
R U1HllttJ1:1 111 l'XCf•llt·nt tht•rc• "
'l'rtous thi.a.:rt:t•nwnt 111 our 111
l\'lltl(CO('l' t'lllll tnUntl> 0\ 1'1 ht)W
lhl· 111formnlw11 . ~hou ld IJI' m
krpretl·d
Thi; res ult ,., that two or
Mailbox
more conclw.lon11 -each baaed
on a lo alcall)' reasonable In·
terpret~tlon of the same basic
facts have been preaented t.o
the pruldent a. 1uldance In tel·
Un1 national pollc)'. "I don't
know how the president can
m ake his decisions from •II the
different conclusions we give
him ... one Intelligence 11ource
told our associate Dale Vun
Alla.
THE SIMPLE, appalling truth
is that. though the Soviet govern·
meftl 18 In Its 62Jld year Of eX·
iatence. our mtelHge nce experts
still can't agree on what kind or
beas t the Ru!is ian communist
bear 1s They arc like the legen
dary blind men try ing t o
de1oc ribt-the elephant from dlf·
fcrent vantage points. and 1t 1~
1£H for the pr<:sldent to dec1d.-
wh1 ch d('lll'rtJ.lllOn 1:, mobl n:Lla ·
bit·
Th~ bu1o1c disagr eement 18
over tht· Soviet':, lon g ranJ(e
slra tegu: goals Are they. in Lhe
late Nikita Khru1hchev'a
phrue, out to "bury" u11 and
take over the world? Are they
defenaln paranoids. fearful ot
bel.n1 overwhelmed by U.S.
military •nd industrial
strength" Or are they just prac-
tical poUtJclans aeekina to ex·
plolt any temporary advantage
on the International iscene in
hopes of achieving 11tablllty
through equ1itllty with the Un1ted
States'>
THE DIVERSITY of opinion i11
spelled out in a document. "Un·
derstandine Soviet Strategic
Policy." written by a Central ln-
lellieent-e• Agency analyst. Fritz
£rmath. who Is now with the
National Security Council.
Althou-;h the paper was pre-
pared in ~ember 1975, It is
8llll s tamped "Top Secret"
b ec aul\e it IS regarded 'a s
vahd today.
''The s ub1ecl of Soviet
strategic policy and obJt>cUve8 1~
very e lwnve... Ermuth beJ(an .
"P 4!r t1nenl e vid e n ce 1s
volumlnowJ: but it almost never
speaks for itself. Inte rpretation
of the evidence always Involves
our preconceptions about the
Soviet Union lil!I a nation. In·
ternalional pollUcs, the meaning
ol military power, and the condi·
lion of our own country.'•
Ermath then spells out the
"three distinguishable perspec·
tivcis current In the inte lligence
community" concerning the
Soviel.8.
-THE naST group cont.ends
that the men In the Kremlin
"s~ek cleur 11upcrioraly over th •
U.S . with confidence and dt:
termination and tnay sce some
serious prospect or achieving 1t
in the next decade ...
The second group believes
"that the Soviets ente rtain no re·
alislic hope of acquiring clear
s trategic s uperiority over the
U S and even see the C'hunce for
a dvantage as dubious." accord
ing to F.rmath . "The ir !the
Rw1!i1ans' l mam <Jim is quite
s imply lo prevent the g re at
technical :rnd 1ndui.trwl might of
the tJ S from placing the m on1•1·
again 1n an inferior pos1t1o n
Thl·1r arms and a rm ~ rontrrJI
poltc•tf>l> a re 1·ho'>t•n lo this Pnd "
Tht• third l(l'OUI> M'\'S lht·
So111et ·., 1>hwc·11v1• this w;,.y
"lf1 l'hOO<,t• phh C'll'' lhllt IH''l(
ht•dge al(:un~I unr<·rt a ltlty, tht•y
fra m e lh1·1r p11lt1·11·.., 111 tJHcr
.,,,m1· ch;inet· nf attaining a rf•·
c1!tt ve pn•pon<IPran1·1· over lh1•
l ' S , a ~r 1•a tl•r C'hiJn<'<' o f
•wm1·thrng 11•::.::. dr<1mat1<· but still
a d vantugeou'>, ilnd a virtual
j{Uar~ml1·1· of <'!<.liJhlt~hm~ and
r t: I a 1 n 1 n ~ a l I 1• a ~ t IJ v e r a 11
equality "
f'ootnot1· ,..,,, what <Wil<t crJm
fo rt II offt•r'>, l nlt'llll(f'O f'I'
sour"('' f1•1·I th1· Kn•ml111 IP1t<l1•1.,
an· a '> r1inru~1·1t <ibcmt lh•· IJ nitNI
Stat•·~ .J1' w1• •Jr•· a t,r1ut lht·m
Tht· 1nform:1t1on lh1·v t'11 ll1•et
f ri1m I ' S n1·w::.p;qH·r ... ('()rt
i.:ri·,.,.on.il twannl(-.. p11l1 11c1an .. ·
.. t .111· m1·nl::.. l'1•n1 •• l(On .111 nt1unc•1•
m1•n1 ~. lht•1 r own rov1·rt a1
II\ llll'' pr11h:1hl\ ~!IV I '' th1•111
no twtt1•r ~ra..,p of I ' "i "' ratt•j.(w
i.: 11 :1 I ' I h .1 n I h ,. .1 \ •· r a I.!•·
\ 1111·r11 .111 n•·v.-.p<111•·1 ri-;.1111·1
"·"
There's Nothing Funny About Obesity
To lht· ":d1t.or
As a profc.::.::.1<mal pcr .. on work
1ng with people suffrnng th1·
agonies._ of obesity, I round
Harvey Bullock's r~m arks. quot
t•d in your Aug 23 feature article
.. ·at!IO f'at? So What? to be nol
Vf'r y funn y, a nd p e rhap!I
dangerous The re 's a simple »nd
good reason to get rid of fat. you
live longer and healthier .
I certainly do agree that peo·
pie find a million a nd one
r easons to break diets. hut
lht!re's a s imple <'xpla natton: As
any chubby w1lhng to tell 1t Uke
rl 111 will udmil, a diet 11>
som e thing miserable you 1nfl1ct
on yours elf s o you C'an lo!<.c
we i~ht so you can gel orr lhc die t
and ~et rat ai.:ain.
THERE'S AN eu1>1c r way for
chubbic.-s lo tukf' off weight. If
you do it the we ight stays orr
forever. You !'Simply m ake up
your mind that from this day on
you will give your body exactlv
what it nc·c.·d:s: all tho!\e good
vitamins and mineruls. just lh<'
right amount or protein. rat and
<·a r bohydratc . And wh y">
Because you love yourself. Do It
and the pound11 tumble away,
and stay off for good. Your
en ergy picks up and you reel hke
a million dollars .
I wonder why Mr. Rullock
does n 't tell thut to his fat.sos.
Maybe he d oesn't like good
health.
JERROLD COHEN. Ph 0 .
Tral• Ott Trark
To the Editor:
The article m S unday's paper
about Stan Kenton uys that
Kenton wrote "Take The A
Train."
"Take The A Train" lA farnowJ
as a Dulce Ellington tune, and
waa a trade mark of the Ell·
lngton band. It was the typical
chord structure. The author of
''Take The A Train" la identified
on the sheet muaic . and
elsewhere, as Biiiy Str1yhom.
If ln fact Stan Kenton oucht to
be credited with this compoel·
lion, tome readers would Uke to
know why.
CARL F . HARTMAN
rt.. ~ Pflol ~• cor· rcct-' U. mUeMt a. ca ~ eol-
umn btl Aete. Mau'"'9 s•tor
Charr.1 Looi Mow., ..... ,•· n ·-·~ £1••• .. Clenre
To the r.ctitor:
Tb• 8outb Lapna Cl.te M ·
1oel•ticm ii "'7 appnelaUve of
tbe ~,._UM laue ~
tbe • ' cloeure ~ the
'9utb Library.
Our a,..,on.1111111 h.i-. fou1!ht (11r
th11·1· 1·1111..,·11111\1· ,,.,tr , lo rf'1,1tn
thl:> lll't•(lt-cl l'lllTinlUllll~ fa1•1h\)
No. w.,. did not ~IYt' up tht~ year
as your a rticle of Sunday, Aug
12. 1mplwd In fol'l this year
1.165 p1't1t111n ..,.gn11 tun•s w,•re
riled with th1• supcrv1::.or's orhrc
d<·~p1 t1· Hiie y ·~ ri•quef>t .
"Plcai..-, nu m un· pC'trt wn~ wt•
already know how you frcl "
BECAUS•: OF this i.tl1tudc.
the C1v1l' Assoc1:it1on hoard fell
othf'r a ction wa~ requlrt'd
namely new11 papt•r covcraJ(c.
hence our cont1tct ing or your
sta H.
Far from J<I Vtn~ up on Uus
matter. we wrote to the county
librarian requesting a meelln"
<n o r es pon se l . a nd th e
s upe rvi11o r s . Tt'l e phon1nf(
s upe rv1sor11 ' 0H1 <·•·11 r e vealed
two 1>uperv1sors' w11lingnes11 lo
11upport funding or the library
for another year if our own
i.uperv1~or would propose it. Un
fortunate ly. Mr. ftrlcy would not
do so.
And it :st-e ms on1• re al service
o ffe r ed for our county U•
d ollan i11 to tw withdrawn from
our community with no answer
to our three-year -long plee, ra·
tlonale. and expression of sup·
port except NO
SOUTH LAGUNA CIVIC
ASSOCIATION
Ann Christoph.
•
Planning Committee
Duna Smith, Secretary
c~.,.s .. ,
To the Edit.or:
Tom Murphlne's cheap ahots
at the CoutaJ Commlasloo h•ve
1one too far ("Just CouUn1"
Au1. 21). Retarding the Blue
La1oon seawall, he seem• to
overlook an lmportant polnt.
The crumbllnc seawall WH
bullL with d11re1ard for tbe atate
coo1tltullon. The conalilutlon
proteeU rilht of acceH to Ute
ocean to the point of mean bi&h
Ude. ~an plainly aee Utat
the Hawalf wu butll beyond the
Quote&
"He'• • cl111lc tourlat. Re en-
joy• mu.aeuma and ii lnartaued
by the Astec culture. Hll 'lie ii
11 normal 11 pouible. 8* he
contllWll to be d11turMd about
what la bappeninl ln bl• country
which la ln a ahamblet aow. '' -
Mark llone. aide to defoled
lranlan ..... lleb• ....... Paldatl. who hu bMD in llnleo
with 1111 family •Ince June.
mt·un high t1dl• lln1.· blo<'k1 ni.:
on · an dl'<'''"'
Out of 4~1 mll1·-. 1,r • 1,.;..,t ltnt "'
OranJ((' County uni) 4! I mt11·' r1·
main t.H'c1·:..i.1ble to th1· publt<·
T ha t '!> o n1• rea:wn the v<itt'r"I
l'Stablis h ed a Coa i.lal Com
m1ss1on So back o rr. Tom. and
lf.'l the Coa s ta l Comm1ss111n
"Keep on Coast1nR" by uphold
mg constitutionally guaranteed
ocean access.
TERRY TIMMINS
Park B •zarfl
To the Editor:
I almost killed two children to
day -with my car in front of
the entrance to Rluebird Park
They ran acro111; t he strecl
from their mother's car. It wa'>
parked in the "No Sloppin~
Zone "; shewa.ti in the c ar.
Those si.cns were ins talled a
couple ot years a.co "after" a lit
tie boy w as killed the re . It
seems Uungs ore always done
"after."
Another mother was parted
directly a crosR the s treet 1n
front of the entrance. The trunk
was open, she was leaning into at
for something. He r s mall ch.ild
was in the s treet behind the
car -mother was not watctung.
I'm glad tw>r chHd didn't dart in
to the street at the same Ume. I
eould have hit aU three. I'm glad
I waa watchlnJC.
THEaF. WAS anothe r car
comln1 towards me passina the
car parked In the no parkinJC
zone. There would soon be rour
cars abreast on that narrow
street-two parked, two moving
towards each other.
The car comln1 to wards me
temporarily blocked my view ol
the car parted ln the no 1toppin1
zone to my left. Aa tbe car went
by. two boya ran from their
parked car out from behind the
paaalnc car. They were anxloua
to 1et to the pull and play. They
almoetdidn't make It.
I'm 1lad I wu 1oln1 1bow,
coaatina •1th my foot oa t.be
brake. I'm 1lad my bruet are
Sood. and my refines etW aood.
and the bo,p not a UtUe quldter
Into the street. My 'left front fender wun't a
foot from the boys wben my car
1to9Ped. I a.ope It teal"M Ulem,
ancl.ell*lally their m~
did •••
Tb•r• 11 a nfe entrance al"OUDd tbe earner. TMN ii no
rea1on to me the froat ~ on c,.. areet wheN the tnmc '' '° beaYJ. I cloa't bav• U1 ebUdrea, but
If I dkl. I hope tbelr Hfety would
bl •Ol1b • driv. U'CMIDd ta.. CIGf·
• f
n1·r Stn('f' tho. d!WSn 't ::.t!Cm to
h•· th•· a ll 1t 11!11• of 'nm1· p11r1•nts.
th•·,.,, . ..., St11•1•I .. n1ran1·1· 'houlil
b•· 1 lo"-d to fu rn • th1•111 tu tw
::.;1frr IW Ht-:ttT l'OWt-:lt
1t'•lc-la •Ml•orll ··?
To th<• ~:drlur
W1• !M'l' P1•11·r Kr1'm1·r. lrv1111•
C11mpanv iH1•::.11frnt . ..., :11 11
a~:un In his .. pc1•1·h bt'for1.• lh1•
trvmc 11'1arc1 nr H1·111lors h1• -.u1d .
among otht•r lhmJi!". "Too ort•·n.
rn any r1t v. l'ount). -.tat•'. or na
tmn. 11 1 ~ a "m a ll hut v1>1•:1I
rrunont 11 th.it mukt·' its wi~h1•-.
known to 1•h•<:kd ofrtc·1als Mort·
oftt>fl than not. lh1)> mmflnty ha:.
:...•tf1sh mottv1•s "
HE WA.C,, or cours1'. rcf1•rnng
to homt•owners rn th1 -; area. hul
t.>w well he dcs<'n hed his own
minority group th<' builders
and de velopers . It is not a
minority or J)(•oplt· who w unl lo
k~ our a rea und1•r a controlled
~rowth pattern. but rnttwr a ma·
JQnty, who indt·ed 1•ll·ctf''1 a C'ity
council lo do JU!lt that
'l'herc• 1s u grow111i.t 1•1m N•rn
that instead or a l ar~1·r tax hast•
re~ullinlo! from rwv1•r c•ndmi.: dt··
velopment. ou r r 1t 1c" qui It•
~s1bly nev('r rerovt'r lht' t•ost
of initrnl and c·ontinuin~ ~crv1ccs
lO the new developm1·nts
W.L. THOMPSON
L••d Tau .. .., ••
To the Editor.
We cannot a fford lo have a
m asaive take·away or taxable
land by the government. Our
(Ounty needs all the t axi.ble land
available to pay for the basic
needs ol our citizenry .
To take away thousands or
acres fM another national park
is in my mind pure idiocy.
On Aug. 5 there appeared a
federal lands map complied by
the U.S. Geolot1i(al Survey, 19'8.
showing the 1itmount or land
owned by the eovemment, land
not taJtable t.o the state or COUD·
tlea. It ls Immense!
A 1roall park is ac~ptable but
pleaae permlt the Irvine Com·
pan)' to uae their land u tbey
wlab1 have the 1olf courHa,
wblcn are th• beat 1reenbett
that could be, and leave • bave
our county u a tauble eDtky.
Tbe Cleveland NaUonaJ Ponet ,, on OW' nortbeut nan1r ...
could be bed for no such an out•
lay.
CARLC. KLASS
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MEXICO I LOCAL Thursday, ~uguat 30. 1979 use DAILY PILOT 8 7
Shala Lives fluietlg lJnder Guard
M£XJCO CITY lAP> -'nae d.,_ed ahab of Iran lot• around
Mexico vbJUna lourial atabta, afflnc hienda, playln1 10¥ or leMl-
•ll under Vft")' t.iPl affu.ri\.)',
But, aay aidee.h aho la cllalur~ about event.a In hi• C'OUnlry
aod la woR.Lq oe Ml memolra
•'Jig aUAIHS LOYAL AND PATalOTIC," on~ of l.be aides,
Mark 'tOl"ff, u•ld Of lbe ahab'l COMttn for HntLI in !ran th.at he
left tut January.
Shah Mohammad Reaa Pahlavi and bla family are "ba1M1tlly
vacatlonlJ\I " In I poah Spanish style villa ln Cuernavaca, a col
onlal l'ftOrt :iC> mil~ south of Mexico Clly. Morse aald
"He 's a <'lassie tourist Hl' enjoy1 miueums and 11 Intrigued by
lhe A&ttt culture.·· Mor. e said an a telephone interv1ew with The
Ass~11tted Pn·iss "Ilia life 1s as normal as poss ible
··But ht> C'onUnue:s to ht' disturbed about .,vhat 11 happt:n1na In
has country. which is 1n a sbambaea now "
Except ror one news eonfereon« held after 1rr1 vlng here the
s hah has shunned reporters •
SECURITY AAOUND THE SHAH WAS SHAAPLY increased
an June after Iranian rev°'uliooary court judge Ayatollah Sadeq
Khalkhah authorized the deposed monarch's ,,iassassination and
s aid be would give a re ward to anyone who carried it out
Iran 1s led by the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, one of lht'
t hah'a lon1 time foes. who Is establishing atn Islamic republic l-0
r epl1c" lhe Patblavl monarchy
Far from Uvin1 an isolaUon, lh• Iranian Imperial family, un·
der heavy auard. vlalu with friends ln Cuem avaca and other parts of
the country, g~s slghtseelni and occulonally nigbt·clubbing and re-
t'e1ves visitors, who have included former President Nixon and
former U S secretuy of State Henry A. Kissinger. MorsedecUned lo
name any of the s hah's other visitors and friends
"WE HAV E RECEIVED TIIOUSA"NDS OF letters from all
over the WQrld 11mce we've been in Mexico -and I don't think
we've received one negative letter," Morse said.
"We've gotten several offers from Amen cans saying that if he
needs a place to ~tay they have property a va.aJable," Mors e added
But he said the shah ~and his family plao to stay in Mexico for
lhe foreseeable future
Tbe sbah, ~mpress Farah and t heir fo\Jr children -Reza. lli,
Farahna.z, 16, Ali Rua. 13; and Leyla, 9 -entered Mexico on
June 10 on-three· month tourist visas. Tbe v15!~able, and
t•ventually could be upgraded to distinguisb~1:mur per(Dits
ANO'rtlElt AIDE, ltOBE•T ARMAO, SAID that at home 1n
Cuernavaca , "the shah leads a very quiet. relaxed lifestyle. He
r eads, trying to keep up with the situation in hi!i country He's also
workln~onhis me moirs ··
(1
He said the shah plays tennJs and golf and "he's ln &ood shape.
thin and tan." The enormous villa sitting on a three-acre estate is
surrounded by hi1h bougainvlllea·covered walls and includes a
large s wi mming pool
Adjoining it and divided by a s mall mountain stream is the
golf club, Los Tabaccblnes, one of Mexico's most exclusive.
Cuemavaca. a city of 220,000 in a series of small valleys, is a
quiet resort favored by wealthy foreigners as a place for s eclu!U>n. ,
especially by retired Americans because of its balmy year-round
weather ''
THE ESTATE BELONGS TO TUE WIDOW of a wealthy Mex
1can architect . and last year rented for about $13,500 a month, ac
cording to local residents. This could not be confirmed What the
s hah pays has not been disclosed
Since moving to Cuernavaca , the shah and Empress Farah
have made trips to the s ilvers mlthing center or Taxco. 112 miles
south of Mexico Cit y, to lhe southern state or Oaxaca and "oc·
cas aonal trips to Mexico City to go s hopping or visit friends." said
Morse
Morse who, along with Armao, 1s an American said the
four royal children have been studying English and Spanish all
summer with special tutors and plan to enter school an the fall. But
he would not reveal where whether in Mexico or an the United
States. as is rumored an Cuemavaca
Addiction Traee,d
Drugs 'Hooked' Hughes
NEW O HLE/\!\S cl\ I' 1 Tht•
194fi pl<inl· C'r:t"h lhat n1•arl\'
k1llt•d rt•tlU'>l \t' b1llllJ1IJll l'
11 11\o\ a rel lluglw" .,t<.artt:d a :m
Har dru).! habit lhat C\entualh
1-.allt'd him , -.av::. a rC'SC'arl'h1·r
'' h•) wrotC' I lughe... ml'd1l·al h1 ,
leln
:llughl''o \o\~J'> badl} IOJUrt'll Ill
tha1 c·r:.i ... h, .rnd he \o\a!l J.;l\t•n
n.arrntn·.., an thC' h11 ... p1tal
OPEN LABOR
DAY 8-6
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1·nou).!h morphine -,o th Jt hi"
per::-.onal physician wa" '>tlr~ thut
lh1·\ hart addicted J11m <,;.aul
l-t1n .... t S Tt:nnant .Jr •if th1
I· c "I .A ~chool r1 f Publ11 I lt·alth
TE:\'-"A!'\T l 'OMPll.EO the
llui:h«.> ... med1u1l h1 !:.tOr} for Lht·
f1·dt•r al Drug Enfc,ru·m1·nt ,\d
m1n1:-.t r at1on Al t h1· tame
JUthont1t:::. \H •n· 1n\'<:'>l1gatan g a
pn ... -,1hle murdl•r 1·11n.,p1rnn 1,.,
llui.thi::-. <:11d1 ....
.. Thi:. point 1:. ::.tall debated.
hut tlw autop-.;. rl'port :-.howcd
.1mounh 11( <'•><kine 1n h1!-i hlood
.,., hll'h \o\l'r<' l'on:-.1'otl·nt with <1d
d1rt1on but not murdf•r ... Tt'n
nant said Tue.,d:.iv an an addrt·!-.:-.
111 ..i drug abu-.1· <·u nf<·n·ni·c hen·
111::. v.a'> the l'!<t ... 'ol(' CCl!-il' 11(
lht· dr ug dt:p<'ndt·nt pt:r~onah
l~ -..JH1 T1•nnanl
FAR FROM LIVING IN ISOLATION, SHAH SEES MANY OLD FRIENDS
Among Thoae Who Have Visited It Former Pretldent Nixon, Lett
PARK
FREE
Si LABOR DAY 11P111 cou.PO• ~t.\.' Sand Content Eyed
Newport Bay Tests
To Delay Dredging
A plan by Dover Shores homeowners to pay for improvements at a
new t;pper Bay park in return for permission to dred~e their boat
c hannels 1s OK with Newport Beach City Council me mbers
Rut there's a catch .
Th•' counci l has called for independent tests of the material to be
dredged from the boat c hannels
to determine how much of it is
sand and how much is silt
IN APPROVING THE plans
for the 10-acre North Star Beach
Pa rk, council membe rs were as·
s ur e d t he association wo uld
spend $12.000 on the park project
1f they could be a llowed lo dump
the dre<lge material into pits on
t he site
Councilman Ray Williams ex
pressed concern about the con·
t ent o r that material, which
would be put into three pits, then
cover ed over with the dirt
alre ady on the beach.
He asked that three bottom
samples be taken from the short
Dover Shor es boat channel and
fi ve from the long one and tested
by an independent lab.
COUNCIL MEMBEllS will re·
view the test results before giv-
ing the project their final ap·
prov al.
But Mayor Paul Ryckoff s aid
he likes the idea of having the
park. jointly owned by the city
and county. finally de veloped al
no cost to the city .
"I'm inclined to think that ar
the tes t r esults s h ow pre ·
dom inantly sand, then I, for one,
would be In favor of it," he
declared.
Members of the association
came up with the plan this sum-
~er after meetings with sta!f
members of the refional coastal
commission.
TBaEE YEAU ago, the com·
munlty auocialion be1an
1atbering the permita needed to
dred1e 5,000 c ubic yards of
material out of the two bo•t
cbannels.
The project was halted when
It was appealed lo the state
Coulal Commiuion and com·
mlulonen ruled that tbe
material bad to be la.ken to sea
to be dumped ud couldn'l be
pat on NonbSlar Beach.
E. P . Benion, president ot the
auoclation, explained lbat
oceaa dwnpln1 of tbe material
hH been ruled out by tbe U.S. Armt Corpt ol EnainMn ,wblch
l11u• pennft.a for dumpln1. ·
0e11rr1wN .... Ma~
THE BEACH IN QUESTION
Upper B•J't lforth Star
IN ORDER TO get coastal
commission approval of the use
or North Star Beach, the com-
m unity association came up
with the park development idea.
T he association previously op.
posed development of the beach
because of the traffic through
the neighborhood that s uch de-
velopment might generate.
Benson said Tuesd ay that op·
position has bee n reversed in or·
der to get the dredging plan ap-
proved. Couoly and coastal
commillioo officlaJa will have to
approve l.be plan along with the
city council.
The exist.ina piece of land is
currently croeaed wtlb pita, cov·
ered wilb weeds and Utter and tta only public f aclllty la a porta-
ble toUet.
THE PIAN PVT forward by
the 1NOClaUon calla for UM con·
alnlctloa of dune1, llae inltalla·
Uon of a trail 1y1tem Hd
pbyalcal fllneaa course and
laodacaptq of UM area.
TbeDlanallocallafor·COD1tnlc·
Uoa of an entry U..t would bar
vtblclel while prov1c11.,1 aeeeu
for'*9e1tr1au.
Mesa Verde
Sclwol Lease
Bid Delayed
Consideration of the leasing of
Mesa Verde School has been
pos tponed until Sept. 4 . at t he
recom ml'ndation or Newport
Mes a s ehool Supe rinte ndent
John Nicoll Nicoll lold trustees Tuesday
t hat he has been dis cussing
leases with Coastline Commun1
t y College and F':.iirview SlC!t<:
Hospital. However. he s aid, thl·
hos pital ·s written proposal has
been delayed by state red tape
Trustees agreed with Nicoli's
s uggest ion that Fairview be
given until Friday to submit 1l!>
proposal
Mesa Verde School was closed
this year because of declining
enrollment
Seven Joining
CofC Board
Seven people have been elect
ed to three year terms on the
Costa Mesa Cham ber of Com-
m e r ce boa rd o f dire ctor s,
cham ber officials announced lo·
d ay.
They said 14 people ran for the
seats.
Elected were architect and
f o rm e r m ayo r Willard T .
Jordan; Costa Mes a Vice Mayor
Arl ene Sc h a re r . curre nt
c hamber Pres ide nt Howard
Clary. who works as personnal
d irecto r for Duncan Elec -
tronics; attorney II. J ack Hall ;
business woma n Peggy Reinert.
Daily Pilot General Manager
Jack Curley. a nd Edward
Schnabel, manage r or the Mesa
ConsoUdated Water District.
Poet to Read
Literary Work
Guggenheim award-winning
poet Diane Wakowski will read
her works Saturd•y at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse,
beginning at 8 p.m.
The reading will be followed
Sunday evening by readings
from four local poets at the
La1una Beach Library.
Ma. Wakowski, a former
Laguna Beach resident, has won
acclaim for her books, including
"Motorcycle Belrayal Poems,"
·'Virtuoso Llteralure for Two
and Four Hands " and
"Triloo."
C0tt la $4 and proceeds 10 to
the Laluna Beach Poet.a. Tbe
adailufon prtce applies to Sun·
day's performance by four poets
at Lile library be1lnnln1 at 1: ao p.m.
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Sunshine Bea1ns Signal
SUN HELPS SEND OUT RADIO STATION SIGNAL
Ntc:ftofa C~k Sol., Cell Thet Collec11 Energy
8 RY AN, Ohao (A fJ I lAllle
Thaman prayed for 11unshlno u
hl11 radio 11taUon became the
farwt rommerctal 11tat1on In the
Unit~ States to 1end out • IOlar
puw.-N'd •l.&m•l
Stored liOlar en"cay was used
Wt1dnHd•y mornlna •Od the
plan wu t.o began relying on ac·
livl'ly 1eoerat~ 301ar power in
tht! att ernoon , but, u Luke 1
pr•yt'd , drlzzl111c ra10
thrut.efW!d a full solar start up
at stataoo W8NO <A M ,
II' TllE 8UN failed to s~.
rl'lhtnce on the stored power
ruuld contini.ae until all but 2S
percent had been e xhus ted
"Then we'll return to Toledo
Edison. our back up," said J . B
Orendorl, a broadc.-uster at the
11tutaon
Tht• 500 w<.itt du,'tame station
v. Ji. M•lcctt.-d by the S l>epart
rn cnl o f Energy and
M a~~achuselts I nsl1tute of
Technology for an experiment lo
1:1•n t·rall' t'lcctn l'lty .throu ~h
33.600 Photovoltaic solar cells
THE CEL.LS, THIN
o;andw1che-. or l>t'ml conduct.or..
that convert i.unlaght 1nl1J
l'ncr~y. are a bout :J mchcs 111
Radio Station Clwsen about $12 a kilowatt hour.
"But we've .estimated lbal by
1985 it should be down t.o about
$1 per kilowatt and by 1990 it
will mat~b t.be cost or conven·
tlonal energy," h e said. For Energy Experiment
THE SY8TEM IS about 10
Umea more ce>«Uy than conven-
tional powe r due t.o the initial
cOAt oi HtUng up the ayat.em,
Nichols HJd.
diameter. They are set up In
neat l'OW1' over a third of an acre
or flat lawn behind the WBNO
Studi08.
The array was designed t.o
generate up to lS kUowatta or
e lectricity on a suM y day, more
than enough to send the 11tat1on's
s ignal over Its '40·m1 les radius
from this northwest Ohio city
Exces.'I capacity is s tored m
ballenes that witl e nable lhe
station to st.ty on the at r for up
to I lf2 days wht>n the bun d™!sn t
s hine.
Bl'RT Nl('llOI.'\, AN •·n~irwer
for MIT. which bu11l Lhe :systi>m.
est1mat.es the <'ells will provide
70 per cent ti) S¥) percent or the
s tation':-. 1•l<•c·lrt«al ncPds rm an
annual bai.1i. l 'tll1ty lane-. a rt'
kept on :-.tundby for u~c a-.
net>ded
T h<iman ~c·ncral mana~er,
-.u1d his wu' on<' of 750 stat1om,
in .the nC1t1"n that rec-e1v1-<J a
ctuest1onnairt• about solar powpr
f rom tht· 0.-pa rtmcnt of Ennr.)
.,omc 18 monthi. :i,go
will save about $100 a month on
1ta eleetric ball . He uld the C'Oflt
or solar power works out to
Walkout Deadline
Nears for Airline
<Hfu.•1aJs of Hughes A1rwest say they hop<' a pendmg walkout by
2 .~ of the airline's ticket aicnL'I, reservation clerks and office
1·mployees can be averted befort a Sept lo s trike deadlrn1•
Nt·~ot1auons m lbe yeu -loog pay dispute between Airwest and thP
Airline Employees Association are to resume Sept. 5 m Washington.
DC • under mediation.
Talks were broken off earlier
this month whe n the assoc1a·
l10n ·s re present<Jtave ,reJected an
off<'r of btndrnli( arb1trat10n to
M·tlle the dri.putc
\ Jl·DAY C'OOLl'NG off penod
wao; 1n.'>htut.t.-d and association
s poke11ma n Ed R oper said
e mployee11 wi ll be frf'e to strtx•·
at the e nd or that JO day penod.
midnight Sept. 9
Roper said Wedne-.day that
the as11oc1 at1on m e mbe rs at
A1rwest have been working un
der a contract thci t expan.-<t m
August l971l
Consumers Get Break • , Ill' said WUNO htt:oo. ;i good n ·a
''Hl tll aPVIY for tht• Jlnljl'l'I
L.A. Man Named
'f o Pric·~ Council
When Wik-; over a nf'w con
l ra et hog~cd dQwn la s t
f''r•hruary, a m1>d1ator w a :-.
1·allt•tl 111
N EW YOHK tAP I I t's l"'''lhlt· \Oltr ltll':JI :trf• o;ubst;rnlially uhoV<' lht• pn~t: r al<' the rat1·
hank'> r hari::e tht'rr nw-.t credit worth\ corporal!·
cu,tomt'r~
bank ma' ht' willing to g1\'l' you ,, lwtlf'r d1•al on .1
loan than at ~av''" Ex\on <'orp . ''"II''• 1allv .aft• r
... omt> b.rnk' ra1s1•d th,•1r pnm1· 1nh•r1•:-.1 rat1· lo .i
n·cord 12' • p<>rrt>nl Hl'T HANKS ARE ll t:SITA ~T to l'h,rnge c·•111
.,unwr lm111 rat1·~ fn•qut•nll). and lho-.f' rate-. hJv•"
rno\ll'd •up m ur1• :-.lowly th~n lhe prime rntc In
<;Om<' (':tSt'' lht•y ltav1· not e·hilngcd al :.all .
lntt·n•-.t r.ltt'' 1111 f'lln.,urnt r loan' lr.id1tw11all\
I $50,000 to $500,000
1 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS
So at <'haM· 1\1 ;.inhauan Hank an N1•\I. York a
< •1n-.urn1·r p;I\·'., 11 5k 1wrr1·nt for 3 'om· }'l':tr loan of
$2 Of)O to $4 000 <.ind p;iy-. 12 percent for t1 ea:-.h <.1<1
.. arH't• on ;1 c-rl'dll l',;in1 M aJor C'OfPHJr<itrrmi., -..,urh
a:. Exxon, pay th1• flrtm•· ratP, whwh C:h a-;1• <.Jntl
other banks m<•ludrnJ.! No I ·Bank of Amcnru
ra1 .,t•cl T u1•..iJ:iv
1 • ,,.,.,,.,,,, only J).9Y'"'•r•t • Wrrl&lv ~o•,.""'"nh
\I ttw lwJ,!1nn1n~ of 197K, the fJrtml"i-all' w:i•
7 ', rwrcl'nl ._;,net th<' c on'l.lmn rntc•-. 1'11<.1 rg<•rl Ii)
( lr.1-..• v.1•r1· pri·l·1..,1·ly w.h11l,lhl·y <.in· nov. • ln<-Om• • Montblv fundtng"
• ( ommf"rc1•I • b m onth• "' l v.,,,.,, HASK 1-:R;; Si\'\· ('0~ 1•1-:T l'Jl(ON, '>l~t1··r.-Jl ufa
t11111 ;in/I r1·arr or (•1111fu:-.llm /iav1• k1·pt th•·m _rr,..rn
1.11•,lflJ.! t·1111:-.1Jrr11·r r.ilt:, lo th1· -.;irn•-. ••).lfolll Thi
I :~ p1·1 < •·nt r .111· 1111 e .1•.h :iii\ an1·tr ha" 111·\ ,:r 1>1•1•11
l11 v.1•r" lhJll tlw Jlfllll" r,111·· unt il 1111v. 'l'>lt-d
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1111~ n 1rporat1ons < a11 t t;il.•· .111\ .1nt.1 I'• 11' ·1h1·
l11v.1·r rat1·-. bl·<·aus1· th""'' rat1·.., :ire· 111·d \IJ lt1.Jl1'> ""
... mall u.,ually about $!j,000 •1r It·-.-. • that thn •
a11• 1n'i1J.!111f1c:int to a e·ompany lake ·fo.).X•in , v.h11,h
11111 1111,1..., n11ll111n-. :1t 11 lin11· And 1f the r1nrn1· rat•
el111v . c·oql'1r at111n'> v.1ll 1H1} lower 1nu·rc·\t charge-.
on their loan:-.. while r onsumer-. wall p01 v th«·
original r c.il1·
Tlw pnm<· ratL· inc rca:-.c broke th1· n·1·orrl lew·I
of 12 perN•nt '>f't 1n 1974 1luring l~c· fr1•1ht 1·runch
th:it :.t1'<·omp;in11·<1 lhe· f;;,t r"'·1·i.i.11m Thi· I:! 1wr
c 1·nt r t·cord 11.a ... m..1tc ~1:11 cmly tw•11A-e1·k ~ <tJ.!11
TIU. l..J\Tt::!::iI .S.PlRAL 11" ~c~t. r~ha,i.,
111«·11 I ;11J•,1·d IJy emirt ~ or the t-·1·1l<:r:il H":O.CI \I'
Ho.irtl a nd 1h n1·w d1;11rman. 1';1111 Vr1kk1·r t•1
f1 ~·ht 1nnat11lfl 11} r;11'lnlo( lhl' <·o:-.t of m11n1•v -. ,,
''smort m.one'I the . -' 'inoncio\ 0101u i
con sti\\ --chnos.
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Free Gold
Seminar.
Newport Beach:
rum.day. Sr.mt 11 10/'I
at 1he Marnu ll Inn
900 Newport Cr•nt1•r l)r1v1
Trrmaran/Bnganlmf' H1.1r1111
Los Angeles:
Wednesday. Sept 1'1 l'J/'l
al the Hil1on Hofl•f
930 W1l'>hire Blvd
St Lows/Fo·1 Re 1• m1
FOR RESERVATION:.,
PLEASE CALL
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Orange Ceast
COITION
Your Hometowa
Daily Newspaper
VOL. n., NO. 2;2, 3 SECTIONS, 4' PAGES ORANGE CO UNTY, CALIFORNIA THU RSOAY, AUGUST 30, 1979 c FIFTEEN CENTS
ltlinnesota Deputy 'A~tac~ed' by lJFO
WARREN. Mtnn <AP >
When law ofn~ra rHpond~ lo
» call reached Marshall County
deputy Val JohMon, tho found
his car smubed, its wlndahleld
broken. anlenn• bent and Its
clock 14 minutes off.
And the chief hwt:~t11ator ror.
the Center for UFO Studies say
the .. thtng'' 'hat attack ed
Johnson on an isolated road may
well have been a UFO.
"ll 's certainly as good a case
as any l 've seen the past year.
Al Hendry s aid Wednesday after
A.
llymg hen· from his to;vunston ,
Ill . headqua rttirs
Johnson. ~. uid he wa& on
patrol early Monday when at
tac ked by ''an unidentified
thing" whlch dove at b111 car,
ciolwslng him to lo:.t: control
"It 1u1l there and appeured tu
be stationary." he sa,id. "But
when I got closer , boom, ll wai.
n ght there , JUSt right now I
heard glass breaking, saw the
ms1de of the car light up real
bright with white light ll wa:.
very. very. extreme ly bright
PARKING
That '1 all I c;m remember "
Sheriff Oennis Brekke ha!>
calculated the incident occurred
about 1.40 a.m . lt was 2. 19 am
that Johnson called for help
Oeputy Greg Winskowski. who
was on his way lo help J ohnsorf,
asked him to descnbe the v~h1 ·
de that h.it him
Johnson responc!&d, ' It wasn't
a vehicle. Greg T don't know
what lht> hell it wa:-; ·
When Win&k1ow:-k1 got to Uw
st·enC', he round Johnson's car
!>1deways on the roa~. The
windsrueld and one headlight
had been smashed. There was a
s mall, round dent on the hood
The red light atop the car was
broken and two spring-mounted
antenna were bent at angles or
nearly 90 degrees
Winskowski called an am ·
bulance to take Johnson to i.I
hos pital, where he was treated
for "welder burns" to his eyes
Doctors said the inJury could
have been causc<i by a bright
rtash of Light
Johnson's wri-.t wat<'h and an
PARKING PARKING
PARKING
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THIS IS CURRENT PLAN FOR THE PUTURE-OF ORANGE COUNT)' FAIRGROUNDS IN COSTA MESA
But It's Only a Plan and Could Change ,~Say Fair Officials (See Accompanying Story for De tails)
Fair Board
Tells Plan
For Future
Here's the master plan as it
now stands for the Orange Coun-
ty Fairgroundio. 77 Fair Drive in
Costa Mesa.
It's 150 pnme acres or stale·
owned property. governed by
the 32nd Agricultural District
board of directors or . as it's
more commonly known. the Fair
Board. The plan calls for:
A pennanent home for the
Experience Center. a museum
t h at involves visitors in
pa rticipatory activities. Backers
of the museum have three years
to raise enough funds to build a
home for it on the property. A
commercial recreation center
with a fast-food outlet and a
skateboard park was previously
planned for the-site.
-An equestrian center. near·
ly complete. There are perma·
ne nt facilities for more than 500
horses. plus s p ace for te m -
porary paddocks to house visit·
ing horses during s hows. Trailer
a nd van parking a lso is in·
eluded.
The equestrian center is
operated under independent
manage m en t . a ns werable to
fairgrounds Manager Ken Fulk.
-A proposed motor hotel lo
house those attending major
events at the fair. One of the
most controve rsial items on the
plan. the hotel's future is uncer-
tain.
-A soecial cultural ente rtain-
<See FUTURE, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
La te night and .mid·
morning low cloudiness
otherwise fair through
Friday. Lows tonight in
low to middle 80s. Hichs
Friday in mid-70s at
beaches to mid-808 inland.
11'81DE TODAY
E %·UCI coacll J•rrJI
Hulbert wa1 .,.,.., laad. a
amp~ and plemont 100rd for
.Wf'JIO.. and tOUl be mt•Nd.
Re died thi• tDHk. Story.
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Fair Board Chief
Mulls Many Flaps
By JACKIE HYMAN
Of t1W o.ity .. 1194 St.alt
When he was electc<i president
o f the Orange County Fa i r
Board last month, Elmer Mon
ta n o of Costa Mesa found
himself raced with:
A la ws uit against the Fair
Board by the city or Costa Mesa
A mammoth master plan for
the 15-0-acre f airgrounds.
already in need of re-evaluation
T raffic jams on surrounding
streets that seem likely to in·
tensify as the fairgrounds is de·
veloped.
A planned 8,000·seat am
phitheater a lready d e layed
more than a year by red tape.
But Montano, an attorney who
has spent two and a half years
on the board, says he 's too excil·
ed about the fairgrounds' poten·
tial to let a few hassles get him
down.
The goals. he said. are "to
maintain that p i ece or
Americana that seems to be dis·
appearing from the developing
cities. and to develop the land
that is so quickly disappearing
to the best activities for the peo·
ple."
That's quite a mouthful. Ac·
tually, it's several mouthfuis for
Montano, a sort-spoken man who
likes to make his poini severai
times in different w ays to make
sure he's clearly underst9Qd.
He points out tbllt the rair's
state charter calls for it to hold
exhibitions and' expositions, dis·
play the state's resources and
products and s timulate cultural.
industrial and other develop-
m ent.
D•ol' Pole! SU.It P-
PUR$Uf$ FAIR GOALS
Mesa's Elmer Montano
2 More File
To Run in
· N-M Election .. At least t wo more runners
have emerged in the race for
seat s on the Newport-Mesa
school board. ·
"It doesn't say we'll have a Filing nom ination p a pers
carnival once;tt yea~ and have a Wedaesday afte rnoon with the
livestock show," Montano notes. county Registrar or Voters wa~
In addition. he said, inflation R eynald P e lletier o f 2443
and the gas crunch h ave in· Fordham Drive in Costa Mesa's
teosified the (air's value as a College P ark section. Pelletier.
reasonably priced, close·to-bomc who described himself as a
place for citizens to be enter· reallor associate. thus declared
tained. . • bis candidacy in Trustee Area 2.
Montano, a charter member of the triangle formed by Newport
the Orange County Human Rela· and Harbor boulevards and the
lions Commission, said it's also Costa Mesa city limits.
important to him that the fair
serve a variety of clthens.
0 Tbe composition of the peo-
ple at the fair renects the ethnic
makeup of our community," be
said. ''Tbat's important. It's not
ei:cludllif people *•use ol the
colt or because it's a place
where historically they haven't
1one to.''
Oae of tbe llnt Cotta Mesans to Hrft on the board, althoulb
the fairp'oundl are located in
Cotta lleN, Montano arri•ed to
tlncl a mase.r plu alread1 well
••• in the planalnl •ta••· But lta patb wun•t to run
1m~. md be wu eleYated
to tbe ~ JUlt in time to _... .. Al& ...... Al)
Also filing Wednesday was
Ann Beaupre , 2361 Azure Ave ..
Santa Ana Heights . Mrs .
Befupre identified herself as a
shipping clerk-volunteer. She
will be running in Trustee Area
3; which includes the Weatcllff,
Mariners and Baycrest sections
of Newport Beach, alon1 with
part of eut Costa Mesa and S~
ta Ana Heights.
Deadline for tiling was 5 p.m.
today tor the four vacancies on
the aeven·member school board.
Candidates run in tbe 1eo·
1rapblcal area lo which they
Uve. but are elected by all dJa·
trtct vdten.
Iran Said
Notto Need
U.S. Oil
WASHINGTON U\P 1 Thr
president or Iran's nat1on<1I <>11
rompany has said pubhrly h1.,
nation docs not ncc>d the ~hap
mc nt of refined d1t:~•·I 011 <in<l
kC'roscnc which th1• Cartl•r ad
m 1 ms tration approved rPcenth
th<' Wast1111gton Star r<•ported to
tl ~I\
ThP oi l produ<'ls m q.~hl ht• r l'
~old by Iran at a prnf1t. tht• St.ir
quoted the Iranian off1c1JI,
lla:.sar. Nazih, a~ ~ay1ng
T he Star. citini.: a trans1:npt of
a recent Tehran radio broad
ra:.t. quotc<i Naz1h, president of
the National Iranian OJI <.'o .. a~
saying that tv.o month:-ago th~
I ram an government thought 11
would need the refined oil prod
ucts.
lie wa!. quote<! further a~ ""'~
ing . "Smee th1• Isfahan refinery
w!ll start operation within Lh1·
next two or thn•c month~ we v.111
not need the 011 we havl' bought.
and thert• 1!> a possib1hty that wt•
will be able to sell it ut a tughl'r
pric<' onn~ the lsfah11n rcfin('ry
starts operation I tt11nk wt· will
be able to export some or the 1111
producL'i."
P resident Ca rler. defendinll
the pro posed sale aga i n s t
criticism. said last week 1l was
needed "to meet the needs of the
famili es in I ran " f or
humarutanan reasons.
The Star quoted an unnamed
Energy Department official 3!>
saying or the proposed s ale"
"The basi~ for this was sound.
Jtiven what we knew in July."
Carter had said the refined 011
products being sold back to Iran
would comprise a tiny percen
tage of the amount of crude 011
Iran sells to the United States.
GoMReaches
Record$319
LONDON <AP)-Gold
prices rocketed to record
highs today in hectic trad·
ing in London and Zurich.
Gold reached $319.1!5 an
ounce in London. t h e
highest price ever for the
preelout metal. In Zurich.
it traded at $319.25, up
$3. 75 from Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the dollar
rote f« the etchth slrai1ht
day in Japan bul was
fenerally lower ln Europe.
Tbe dollar clOled ln Tok.yo
at 221.rJS yen compared
with 22L425 yen al Wed·
neaday'a clOH .
electric clock in the patrol car
stopped for 14 minutes. Johnson
said he had set both t1mep1eces
when he began patrolling1 that
night and had checked them
several times during the even
ing.
traveling extr emely fast to bend
the antennas without moving the
!-.prlna!s."
Brekke said he was at a loss to
explain the incident.
Hendrv said he contacted rive
Federal ·AVlation Adm1mslrat1on
organizations m the area. and
i.111 said they had no knowledge
of aircraft activity tn the area
"This case ha~ some clues."
Hen dry said. adding whatever
hit the rar "must hi.I\ e been
"We.'re not trying to scare
people." he said.' "We don't
know what this was. maybe it's
s omething that can be ex ·
plained But at this point, we
don't have an ans wer lo 1t. Even
the gentleman we called in from
('h1cago doesn 't have an answer
10 It '
HE'S GRATEFUL FO R HIS EDUCATION
Alan Adams Repays Scholarshlpa
Re's
Sclwlarships Repaid
R ~ J \Cf\ If-. It\ 'I \'
Ot lM O••l'f' P,1tt s .... u
\l,m Ad;im 11f '\1·v.pon B1•Jl h dul nmPthini:: n•J ont•
h.l~ t'' er rtom· lwlor•
lie "n•pa1d" t ht• .;tJlt• 'c h11l,1r hap fund rn1 the grant 11
J wardcd him vear ... b•.:fon•
•\dam. ... 36. v. ho uppl'd ha' 1h1r1oat1on tri < nvt-r mflallon
.tl<.o "repauJ" srholars h1p-. tu: cl rcn:1\'cd from the Hotarv
Club and the California Al11rnn1 As~ol·1at1on
OFFICIALS OF Tll t. (';,alafornia Student Aid Com·
m1s~1on. which iaan him hi-. largest scholarship. '\aid at
v. ;tS lhC' r1rM tlml' In th<' 23 ~car h1stor) of the program
that a grat<'ful gradual(' h<Hl come back with a donation
"I gucss thl' idea came last year."' said Adams. J
partnt>r 1n Investors He;:il EstJtt• St·rv1ces m Costa Mes<J
··1 started ~omg bat•k tu rhurch maybe that had
somNtung to do with at ·
II <' said he foll 1t v. as onh rt·a">QnJhle to include the ex
tra donatJOn to covt.'r mflallun. wh1rh has bel•n more than
100 percent s1ncE' he grJduated from l 'C Berkeley in 1966.
THE STATE SCHOLARSHIP he received came to
ahout Sl.144. but he repaid S2.HOO. Th<' Hotury gave him
$500 and he gave back St .200, wh1lc the alumm scholarship
of $400 v.as repaid with S900.
"I felt 1t was a personal deht to help perpetuate the
sys tern." said Adams. a quiet but intense person "There's
always going to be kids that need help. For some rea
son. nobody ever gives money to the s tate fund."
State offi cia ls c;aid bis S2.800 bas enabled them lo g ive
an extra award this year. They said 66,000 applications
wc-re received this year for 14 ,900 awards.
ADAMS' DONATION WAS given to Barnngton Elliott.
a 17 vear·old freshman bioen~1neering science student al
UC San Diego who 1s working in a doughnut shop this
s um mer to save money for eollege.oHicialssaid.
Adams recalls the summers he worked during college
at a variety of jobs in a warehouse. a sheet metal shop.
a n aircraft machine shop. a water heat.er control company
a nd a library -while he earned his degree in mechanical
engineering.
He said he couldn't have attended college without the
scholarships.
"MY FATHER HAD A heart attack when l was young
and we were on wellare most of the time l was in high
school." Adams said.
He has since gone on lo study real estate and, at his
own expense, earned an MBA at Pepperdine University.
As a resuit of bis repayment of his alumni scholarship.
Adams was asked and agreed to serve on a committee ln·
tervlewing applicants for s cholarships this fall.
He said the candidates be helped inter view came from
central Los Ang~les and most were black.
''111E'f WERE REALLY sharp kids.'' Adams said. "I
rem ember one really good-looking guy who wanted to be a
Supre me Court justice. He had a vivacious personality -
you Instantly Uked the guy.
"Even the ones that didn't win had their feet on the
ground and knew where they were going."
Adams said he .hopes to see others repay their
scholarships by making donatloos to the California Student
Aid Commission.
•'For a lot of people an education ls a Uc"t to a better
future." be said. "It ·s also what it takes to have lnformed
cit.liens lll)d make democracy work.·•
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Orange Coast
EDITION
Your Hom••tow•
Dally N~wMpaper
VOL. 72, NO. 2•2, 3 SECT IONS, 4' PAGES ORAf\1GE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A THU RSOAY, AUGUST 30, 1979 c Fl FTEEN CENTS
Jflinnesota Depaltg 'Attaeked' by UFO
WARR EN . Mann. <AP I
whe n law omcers rttspondln& to
a c•ll reached Mar~•ll County
deputy V•I John.too, \hey found
hl& car amubed. Its wlndahield
broken, aotenn• bent and its
cl~k 14 minutes orr
And \he chief l11vt:isllg1&to1 for
the Center for UFO Stud1eii i;ay
t h e ·:thing " t hat a llill'ked
J ohnson on an isola ted road may
well have been a U F'O
.. It's certainly as good u cai.t'
ab any I 'vc seen the put year,"
Al Hendry said Wednesday after
PARKING
fly ing h~n· from hll'I t;v¥nston
111 • ht-adc1uartt>ra
J ohnson. ~. Hid he w1t~ un
patrol early Monday when at
tac k ed by "an unldtinl1hcd
thing" wh ich dove al h111 t·ur.
causlnl( him lo lcmc <'Ontrol
"It ul there und uppeiared lo
be s laltonitry," he 1111id. .. Hut
when I got closer . boom, ll wit~
n g ht thert-, JUSt right now I
heard ~la. .. s hreaking, ~aw lht•
1n11ide of the <"<tr lll(hl up rNtl
bright with whale hght ll wu:.
ver y. very, extremely brlgbt
PARKING PARKING
R DRIVE
'fhat 'IS all 1 n m re member "
S h l·riff Ot!n11ls Brekke hu'
l'Ulculnkd the incident oc<'urr~
about 1 40 a m It was 2 19 u.m
lh<at J ohnson call~d for help
l>t'puty Greg Wins kowski, wh1)
was 0 11 has way IQ help Johnson,
asked hrn1 lo descnbe the vch1
d e that hit him
Johnson responc!ed, "It wasn't
c1 V('hJ C'lc. Gn•g I don't know
whut thf' hell it wa~ '
Whe11 W10skiow ... k1 got to the
... , ... n (•, ht• round John:.on':. c ar
.,1drw;Jy:. on the r oud. T hi•
t winds hield and one headlight
had b<len s mash<..-d . T her e ws...s u
s m all, round dent on the hood
T he r ed light atop the cur was
broken and two spring mounted
a ntenna wen~ bent ut angles or
nearly 90 degrees
W 1nskows k1 c..Ucd un am
bul ance to take J ohnson to u
hos p1taJ. where ht> was treated
for ··welder burn:." to his +')'t'~
Doc to rs said the 1n1ury c-oultl
havt> been caused by a bnl(hl
flash or b~ht
J ohn:.on's wri:.l watt-h <.1nd ;_in
PAR KI NG
,._,
THIS IS CURRENT PLAN FOR THE FUTURE OF ORAf;4GE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS IN COSTA MESA
But It'• Only a Plan and Could Change, Say Fair Oftlclal1 (See Accompanying Story for Details)
Fair Board
Tells Plan
t·lectric clock an the patrol car
stopped for 14 minutes J o hnson
s:ud he had set both t1mep1eces
when he begun patrolling that
ni.:ht and had checked them
:..:veral times during thc even
ing.
If endry Raad he contart<·d r~ Vl·
l-'cde r31 Aviation /\dm1n1i.trat1on
organizal1ons an the <irea, <iml
a ll said they had no knuwled~e
or uirc·rart act1v1ty in the areu
"Thii. cas<.: has ~omt· due:.."
11 1.:ndrv :.aid, adding whatt•ver
hll tho· <·ar "muM h<.tVl' Leen
travl'lmg extre me ly fast to bend
the antennas without moving the
:.prin~s "
Brekke s u11J he was at a loss to
l'Xpluin tht· incident
"Wc·re nol trying to scare
people:· he suid. "We don't
know what this was. maybe it's
s o m ething t hat <'a n be ex
plained. Hut ut this point, Wt"
don 't have an answe r lo it. Eve n
the genUeman we called m from
C'h1<-ago d<X•:.n'l have an a ns wer
t•1 II
HE'S GRATEFUL FOR HIS EDUCATION
Alan Adams Repays Scholarships
········For Future
Fair Board Chief
Mulls Many Flaps
By JACKIE HYMAN
Oft ... Oaily ...... s .. 11
Iran Said
Notto Need
U.S. Oil He's Grateful
7 llcre·s the mast.er plan ets it
now stands for the Or ange Coun
ty Fairgmund£, 77 Fair Drive in
Costa Mesa.
ll 's 15CJ ririmc acres or state
owned property, governed by
the 32nd /\grac ult ura l Oistrict
board of d irectors o r , as it's
mo re commonly known. the Fetir
Board. The plan calls ror:
/\ permanenl home for the
l~xpemmce Center. a museum
that involves vi sit ors an
part1c1patory acliv1t1cs . Backers
of t he museum have three years
to raise enough funds lo build a
hom e for at on the property. /\
commercial recreation center
with a faRt·food outlet and a
s kateboard park was pr eviously
p la nned for the s ite .
An equestrian center, near·
ly complete There arc perma·
nen t facilit ies for more than 500
h orses, plus s pace for tern
porary paddocks to house visit·
ing horses durin~ s hows. Truiler
and van parking a lso 1s in
eluded .
The eq uestrian c enter 1s
operate d unde r independent
m a nageme nt. a nswe r able to
fairgrounds Manager Ken FuJk.
-A proposed motor hotel t.o
house those atte nding major
events at the fair. One of the
most controve rsial item s on the
pla n , the hotel's future ls uncer-
tain.
-A socc ial rultural ente rtain· <See FUTUR E, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Late night and m id·
morning low cloudiness
otherwise fai r through
Friday. Lows lonlg.bl in
low to middle 80s. Hi&hs
Friday i n m id -70s at
" beacbet to mid·80s inland.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
Ez-UCI coach J1rr11
Rulb.rn toa1 ~. ltod a
lfmpt. and ~ 100f'd for
~~.and aoUl be m•11fd
Hci d•~ '"'' wetk. Stor11 . ~BJ.
When he was elected president
o f the Orange County Fair
Board last month, Elmer Mon
t a n o o f Costa M es a ro und
himself fal'cd with·
A laws uit against thl' 1-':ur
Board by the <"ity or Costa Mei.a
A m a mmoth mas ter plan for
the 1~-a c r <' fai rgrounds.
already ..L.Q nc;z.d or re evaluation
Traffic Jams on s ur rounding
str<.'els that '>ecm likely t1J m
tens ify as lhC raargrounds i~ dl'
• velop('d
A pl anned H.000 :.cat um
pl11theatcr etlready delayed
more than a year by red tape.
But Montano, an attorney who
has s pent two and a hulf years
on the board. s ays he 's too excit·
cd about the fairgrounds ' poten
tial to let a few hassles get him
down.
The ~oals, he sa id. are "lo
m tlin\ain t ha t pi cr f' or
Americana that seems to be dis
appearing from th(' developing
cities, and to develop the land
that is so quickly disappearing
to the bes t activities for the pc<>·
pie."
That's quite a mouthful.· Ac-
tually, it's several mouthfuls for
Montano, a soft spoken man who
likes t.o ma ke bis point several
limes in di(ferent ways to make
sure he's cle arly understood.
He points out that the fair's
state charter calls for it lo hold
exhibitions and expositions, dis·
play the st.ale's resources and
products and stimulate cultural,
industrial and other develop-
m ent.
"It doesn't say we 'll have a
carnival once a year and have a
livestock show," Montano notes
Jn addition, he said, inflation
and the gas crunch have in-
tensified the fair 's value as a
reasonably priced, close-to-home:
pl•ce for cltlieM to be enter·
tained.
0.0111 p,1., si." ,._
PURSUES FAIR GOALS
Mesa's Elmer Montano
2More File
To Run in
N-M Election
/\ t lcust l wo mor<' runners
have emerged in thl' race for
s eats o n thC' N<·w p1,rt-Me s u
school board.
Filln~ nomination papen.
W edncsday a fte rnoon with the
county Registrar of Voters was
Rcynald Pell etier o f 2443
Fordham Drive in Costa Mesa's
College Park ~ection. Pelletier,
who d escribed h i m self as lj
realtor associate, thus declared
bJa candidacy in Trustee Area 2,
the triangle formed by Newport
and Harbor boulevards and the
Costa Mesa city limits.
Montano, a chart.er member of
the Orange County Human Rela-
Uona Commission, said it's also
Important lo him that the fair
serve a variety of clUzens. Also filing Wednesday was
''The composiUon of the peo· Ann Beaupre, 2361 Azure Ave ..
pie at the fair ren ecta the ethnic Santa Ana Heights. Mrs .
makeup ol our community," be Beaupre ldenllfied herself 11 a
sald. '"!bat's Important. ll't not.-, ahlrp lng c le rk.volunteer. She
excludlne people bec1uae of the wll be running In Trustee Area
coat or because il'• • pl•ce 3 which Includes the West.cliff.
where hiltorically tbey haven't MarlMrt and Baycreal aec:llons
1oae to." of Newport Beach, along with
One ol tbe ftnl Colla Menna part of eut Costa Me .. •nd San·
to Hrve Oil t.be board, 1lthou&h ta An• Helahu · tbe falrjroundl an located ln Cotta ..,a, Moatano arrived to
nnd a matter plan already well •Ion• ln the plaaaiq •ta••· But Ua path wa1n1t to run
1moodal1. and he WH elevated
to lbe pn1Adenc:y Juet ln dm• to
... PAI&, Pare Al)
Deadline for filing wH 5 p.m.
today for the four vacancies on
th• HVen·men>ber school board.
Candidates run In the 1eo-
1rapbJcal area In which they
live, but are elected by ell dJ1-
trict VcMn.
W ASIHNGTON C/\ I' 1 Th•·
prl·s1dent or Iran·., national •111
C'ompany ha" s aid puhlit'ly lw ..
nat11m do<''> nrtt n1·,.rl the• ~h111
1111·nt or rd1rll'd flwse·I 011 and
kf'rosl·ne whu·h the• C ·;.i n 1·r .1d
m1 n1str:1t11Jn app1 11\'l'd r1·1·1·nll\
th1· Wa1>h111~ton St.11 1 t•1111rte•tl 11.
ti ;i \'
Th,. oil prodtll"I" rn11:h1 tu• 11
.,,,Id h v Iran ~t u pror1t , th•· "-t.1r
quott·d the lr<1111.1n e1H1 t'1JI .
Il a"'"" N<illh, a~ "1~1111:
Thl' Stur . <'itini.: a trnnsrr1pt or
;1 rcccnt Tehra n rnd111 hrcwll
.-a ... l. quoted Nal1h, pr1!s1tl1·nt or
lhe National Iranian 011 !'n . a ...
.,a y 1n~ Uial two month., :.igo lh,.
Iranian governm1•nl thou~ht 11
would n('{'() the n ·f11wd 011 pmd
ur ts lh· wa~ quolt'fl rurther ..... C.,lJ)
1ni.:. "Sinct• the• Isfahan ref1ne·n
will :.lurt 01wrnl11111 w1th111 Utt•
ne·xt two or thn·t• months Wt' will
not ne•l-d tlw Oii we h1t\ ,. l~wi.:hi .
und lht-rt• I~ a J)O.'.Sl h1hty th;il WI'
will be ahlt• lo sell 1t ut ;i hiittier
pri<·r ont'l' the Isfahan rl'f1n1·ry
'll <irL'! opcrul1on I l111nk w1· "''11
ht• able lO CXp()rl )(C)m t' nr th1• 1111
r1roducL'>."
P res1dC"nl «a rtl"r. def end in at
l h l' propos rd s a le a ga1n\t
c rit 1c1~m. suid las t Wt'Ck 1l wa~
needed "to mC'cl the needs of th1•
fam1l1t·s 1n Jr u n '' f or
humanitarian reasons.
The Star quoted an unnamNI
Bncrgy Department official us
s aying or the proposed sale-.
"Thl' basis for thiii was sound.
given what we knew in July,"
Carter had s aid the refinc.-d oil
p roducts being sold back to Iran
would comprise a tiny pcrccn
tage of the umount of crude oil
Iran sells to the United States.
Gold Reaches
Record$319
LONDON <AP>-Gold
prices rocketed to record
hl1b1 today in hectic trad-
ing ln London and Zurich.
Gold reached sauu~ an
ounce ln London . the
hllhfft price ever for the
prec..loua met.al. Jn Zurich,
It traded al $319.25, up
*3.75 from Wednesday.
Meanwhile, the d ollar
rote for the ei•ht.h 1tnl1hl
d•J In J1pan but w•s 1enerally lower ln Europe.
Tb1 doll..-cloted In Tokyo
1t 22Ur76 yen compared
wltb 221.425 yen ~t Wed·
neaday't c&oee .
~'-iclwlarsl1i1Js Repaid
fh J\Ct\11.lt\'1\' nr ,,_ u,,..,., ,,, •• ,'Yi''
•' \I.in /\d,irn-. ,,r"'""' 111111 Ho•.11 It tl11f "me tl11n1: no on1
hJ" 1·\ er 1111111• lwlur•
lft• rt·1w11I .. 1h1· · 1.1ll' ·.1 h11J.1r• hq1 l1111tl 1•11 llw ~1.int 11
·'"' ,1 rd I'd h1 m \ t':& 1., ht for,.
\elarn:-.. ;µ;, "'h•1 upp1·cl h1 ' de111Jl1011 toe o\ .. r infl.111on
.1J...o "1t•pa1d" -'<'h<1ljr:.h1 w• lw d n·1·1•1 \1•d fr11111 lht· Hot.Jr\
< ·1uh .tnd tht• «a1tr1Jrn1 u Alu111111 J\s.,111•1a tum
OFFICIAl."i Of' T iit-. c illd11rn1.1 Student J\111 Com
m1.,~wn. wh1t h ga\ 1• l11m h1 -, l;erj!t·'>l '>ChoJar~hip, ... :m l II
"':t ~ t ht• hr:.t l1m1· HI lh1• :!'.I \f'U r hist11r} or the program
thJt ,, grat<'rul gruduJt1· hJd ninw h;J<'k with d t.Jonat1on
"I i;:ut.·~., lhl· 111ta r.rnw 111'1 ve•;H ," -.aid Adam .... ,1
p<1r1n<'r in lnvrs tor... l!l'al r·:...i.1lt• !°'l••rv1cc" Ill Cosla MC'SU
· I ~1 art1·d ~111ng l1ae·k 111 t hurd1 maybe thut had
sum,.lhtnJ( let t1o w1lh II ·
II<• '>a 1tl tw !1•11at 1.1. a ... c111lv r1•a.,011ahlL· lo includr th1· f'X
I r;1 dnnatwn to 1·ovt•r inflat111n . wh11·h ha'> b<•t•n mor<' thun
IOO Jll'n·c nt :.inrt• ht• .:radutil,.<f from I 'C: H •rkclcy in IOOtl
T llF: STATt: S<.:110 1.AR.SHlr h1· r<"<·t•1ved ramt' to
.1hou1 Sl ,144. hut ht· fl'pa1d $2.>IOO Thf' notary 1:avr hi m
S500 and ht• j?ave bac·k SI ,200, wh1l(0 tht· alumna scholarship
of $4()() wu.., n ·paid with $900
"I kit 1l was a persona l fl,.hl to help J><'rpetuatlo tht>
~y~lcm," said /\d:ims, a quirt hut intense person "The re 's
a lwuy-; ~"'"~ to be k id:. that ne1'<1 h<.'lp. For som<> rea
~on, nobody <'Ver 1(1 vcs mont·Y to t he s tale fund "
St<ile ofhcials :.aid his $2.800 bas enabled them lo ~IVl'
a n t•xtra award this year. They s aid 66.000 applical1oni.
"'''rt' received this year for 14,900 awards.
ADAMS' DONATION WAS givt·n to Barrinl{ton Elliott.
a 17 vcar old freshma n bi0t•nl(mccnnl( science student at
U (' San Otego who 1:. working in a doul(hnut shop this
s um m crtus:t Vl' mirncy for college, officials said.
/\dam-; rt'ralls the :.ummcrs he worked during college
at a \ am•ly or Job:. an a warehouse, a sheet metal s hop.
a n :urcraft mach1n<' shop, a w11te r heater control company
a nd a library whill' he corned his degree in m echanical
engineering.
lie SiAid he couldn't have attended college without the
scholarsh1ps.
"MY FATHER HAD A heart attack when I was young
a nd we Wf're on welfare most or the Ume I was in high
school.·• Adams said.
lie hus since gone on to study real estate and. al his
own expense, earned an M DA at Pepperdlne Univendty.
As u result ol his r epayment of his alumni scholarship,
Adams was asked and agreed to serve on a committee ln
tervlewina applicanl.11 for Kcholsrships this f•ll.
He said the candidates he helped lnt~rv1cw c ame from
l'Cntral Loe Aneeles and most were black.
"111EY WERE at:ALLV sharp kidR," Adams said. "I
remember one really eoocMooklng auy who wanted to be 1t
Supreme Court Juallce. He had 8 vivacious penonality
you ln1tanUy liked the 1uy .
"Even the ooot th•l didn't win had their feet on th~
ground and knew where t hey were 11olna."
Adams uld he .hopes to see other s repay tbelr
scholarabip11 by makln1 donations to the CaUfoml• Student
~Id Commlaalon.
"For a lot of people an e<lucotlon la • Ucktt to a better
future." he Hid "It's also wh8\ It lakes to bave Informed
clthens ~make democracy work."
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Four Die
In Storm
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados
t AV ) Hurr1C"aoc Davie dev·
utated the ' tiny Caribbean
a1land of Oomtnlca wbcin It
1wept lhrnu1h today, leVeUpg
virtually all thCI houae1 ln
R011tH1u, th4' laland'• capital, and
li.tllina •t le.at four people,
~.C~l1'11f: ,, Radio Barbados reported today
...
Piping Down
Wo rkmen install sections of water pipe along north
bound lanes of Harbor Boulevard in front of Harbor
Shopping Center. The project . which involves closing
<mf· laM of the street from mid-morning until mid·
afte rnoon c·ach day, will continue for sever al weeks a s 1t
progresses south to wa rd Wilson Street. The Mesa
<'onsohdatc·cl W:.itN U1s tnct project is aimed at 1mprov
mg wCJll'r c·1 r c-ula t1on -----------
Lone Ranger Fights
For His Own Justice
I.OS AN<: Jo:u :s 'A p ) Actor
t 1.1~ton Moor(', who wore his
111a~k lo t·ourt toda y to hutUc for
lt1i-. ni::h1 lo :.ippNir us the Lone
ltartgl'r w<1s m ohbcd by a uto
~" aµh M'l'kt•r-. mome nt-. bcfor('
t h1· JUdgr· dasqualifi •d h1m!>elf
v. 1thout t·xplanataon
/\., Moon · appl'art'tl tn tht-
'11urth11U..,l· hallw:ty , a youthful
JI·•' ..,,.t 1•1·1·r1·d lhruul{h th<:
1•111v.11 lurrll'll lo a fr11·nd ;,ind
v\'ll••d · Yuu k1111w who lh(.11
ma..,kcd man 1s" That's the Lone
Hanger '·
~upt-r1111· <'r1url .Jurlg1· J r·rry
l'adtl i-.:1111 hr· h:1 i-. 1>1·e·n rnundat
t•d v.:t h ll'llt-r!-> cJt:fcndmg Mnorc.
v. ho "'"> t·d the· Lone Rungn for
>•'.l fO, 011 lt·lf•Vl'>llHI
f';I( ht ,,lfrl 11n1• fan '>Ugg<'~l1•d
111 ;i lt·lr·gr.1111 th:1t I m1.1k<• 11n
an;1 l1Hn11·a l rl1!->J>11~1l1on •if lht'
l•·mpornry rt·stratntng rirtlcr I
I '>!oil I'(:
f':t<·ht <11<1 not ~1w1·if} his rca
"'111 "' for <11sq1rnltfyin g h1 ms,·lf
11111 -.1.11d 11 nacf n<1lhing to do with
,1 11 v o n 1· 1 n I h 1· <·" ~ ~ H e
lr.Jth frrr<'<.l lhl' t·aM· tu Supcnor
<'ou rt Jud~!' Vernon Foster. who
w;1-. to hf'llr 1l 1Ulf'r 1n the flay.
Moorl', who salll ht· 111 64, wore
111-. lil<ick mus k, a white cowboy
hat and a rtJst colo11·d cowboy
-.ty lr· suit al'. hC' grecteo we ll
14 1!.hcrs ;rnd signed authograp~
rn thf' hallwuv
'I 'vc portrayt'd t he Lone
HOJngcr for over 30 years," hl'
i-.aad "I shall cont.mue lo m ake
w·r!.om1I appearance!'> all over
th1· c·ountry for m) thousands of
funs
"T hey say I 'm too old and out
of condition lo be the I.o ne
Ha nger. However , my waust is
34 and I'm lO pounds Lighter
than I was when I portrayed the
Lone Ranger "
Moore hu been b1ttlUn1 Lone
RanRer Televh1lon. Inc .. a sub
s idiary of the Wrather Corp.,
whic h wants to prohibi1 him
fro m appearing around the
country dressed as the West.em
he ro
ORANGE COMT c
DAILY PILOT
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.............. LON~ RANGER RETURNS
Actor Cteyton Moore
lawyers Back
After I 0-day
Salary Dispute
Orance County'• deputy di•·
trict attorney• and public defen·
der1 were back at won today
followlnc a 10-day walkout In a
pay dJ1J>ule with the County
Board of Supervtaon.
The attorney• unanimoualy
a1rffd to retum to work alter
learnl"' that the county would
1rant them Hlary partty wttb
lawyers employed ln the eount1
couuel'1 otftce. ·
It wtU coet county 1ovemm.nt
Ntw .. tl0,000 and •100,000 to
brin1 aalariee paid to deputy cha·
trict aUomen ud S»UbUc deftn·
d•rt into II.De wlt.b t.boM paid
d•puty county COUDHll, Hid PblUp Antbooy, chatrman of UM
Board fJI hpent80rl.
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Dominica '1 Prime Minister
Ollnr Seraphlo predicted the
death to ll would go "murh
hi a her," the radio re ported.
The Barbados report was
bused on accounts from amateur
radio operators on Domlnira,
200 milea to tht• northwest, and
could not bi' otherwise con
firmed.
Government bu.lldJn1s. scbooa
and churches on Dominica were
opened to an eistimated 80,000
refuaeea whose flimsy. wooden
home& were nattened by hur·
n cane wmds. the radio reported
The island has a population of
81,000, with aibout 18,000 in
Rosuu, one of the poorest c ities
m the central Caribbean.
llurrkant• l>ov1d, one of the
mos t dangerous of the 20th cen
tury. rm1rt'<i l\outh of thr ll S
V1rl!1n b l11nds today und hat
lt•rt•d th1· i-.outhcrn cou.,t. o f
l'u1•rto Hico :.1ft1•r t·utlln.: ;1 paU1
uf <h·i-t rul't 1<111 111·ros~ Dom1111e· :1
and two othi·r 10,l:inds in th1· l\n
I 1 I I 1· ' • M 11 r l 1 n 1 q u e OJ n ti
<; ua1ll·loup1•
llt·.n ·v 'l':t~ and gal(' w1mh
battt·n-d Ptll'rto l<1C'o·s southf'rn
'\horc'. flnod1 11g low ly111J,! urcu!.
and forC'inJ! lhl• t'VAC'Ulft1on of
somt• M'tt.,ho rc• rc•c;11l1•nb fm m
P o n rt'. lht· 1~lu nd '!> second
l1.trg1•-.t t·1t}
l' S National Yfr1.tthrr !-.<·r vu· ..
off1t·1<1l". calling l>a 111<l em1· 11(
I ht• i.:n·ut hurncan1·i-. or lhl' I I'll
tur y," !.<l id th(• o,l 11r111 h.11!
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FUTURE ••.
mt•nt n •nlN Pl<in~ C'::tll for a
l'l>mmunit y <«:nkr, off ice sp<JCf'
fo1 hu.s1ne!.SC!. operating 1m the
fa irgrounds. und landscaped
u rl'as
In the Cl'nter of the fa ir-
grounds, the Mc moriul Gardr·n
<1nd exhibit buildings will be re··
taincd with a field house planned
to houSl' add1l1onal fair exh1b1b
tin the southwest side or the
c·1•nt .. r l'Ore. an amphitheat er
with 5.000 pt•rmarlt'nl M'<iti-. <ind
3,000 ll'mpor;H) one!'> 1!> plann1'<l
It 1s bcinl( built by a prlvi.lll'
group under a contract with th1·
fair Construction ·~ lo ~tart in
Octobt•r
On th1· east ~1dt· of the cc·ntrnl
core will ~ a new ~t ud 1um to
r cplac(· the one c urn·ntly local
t•d farth<'r north on th!' ground!->
The stadium will have 4,fiOO
permanent seaL'> and 5,400 port<1
ble oncR und will fc11turc maJ1Jr
hor iH· e ve nt s and olht:r 111·
t1 v1t11·:1. such as motore>yrlc· rnr
Ing, r irrU8(lS a nd conce rts lb
11unkt•n cff'11i l(n is expected to cul
down l>n no1st-
A n.-w entranc" lo lht· fair
Rround11 al Nt•wport Roulf'vard
und Mt-11u l>nve 111 ulrl'ady com
plf'te· l\dd1llon1t l nl'w entrancei-.
;r n· pl ;r11nt-<1 on Flu r l>rt ve and
Fo1rv1ew Houd. 1rnd thP main
entran<"t.' on tht• 11outh side w111
bt• wldt•nc-d and rf'loc•1tted sllteht
ly to thf• t•101t of wherf' It 11 now
fo'o1r offlr 1nls caution that a
pion It. 1u11t u plun, and MU dt·
tolls ore• 11ubjel'l lo chan11• • • *
f ',,....Pllfl#'AI
FAJR. • •
take the lum1>11
I.Ht month, thft Co11ta Mean
City C11unc·ll 11u.,1t, rontendlnl(
th11t th .. m•rtlnr plan must bt•
submlttud Lhrouaih form11l dly
plannintc 1u·oc~ure•
llowuvur , the f•lr Uoard won
the flral rou.nd thla month. An
Oranae County Superior Court
}udae ruled that. H • staate a1en·
cy, the board Isn't subject to city
Jurisdiction.
Montano said that, while he
dl111rees with lhe City Counctl,
h e doeen't take the dispute
personally.
"The way I look at it , we have
a job to do, they have a jOb to
do." he 11ld. ''They are tryln1 to
do what they think la belt for
Cotta lil•a and we are lr)'tftl to
do what'• belt for lhe cllentele
o f U1• Oran1e County fair·
1roulMla.
"I don't think U.0.• art ln con·
met. But the mott kleffeet.ive
way I tblnk to aolve our prob-
lem• t. In t.he courtbouM. We 'll .
probably both walk away tn an
equal 1tat. of unbapptn .. 1."
Montano aald he'd like to see
dlff •rences, which center on
traffic and 1eeurtty, reeolved
tbroup tb• ul1Un1 city-fair
llalloo committee.
Anot.ber probl•m faclnt I.be
board ha been the need t.o ,..
evaluat. It.a muter plea.
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THE OREAT RABBIT ATTACK CAPTUR!O BY AP CARTOONIST JOE YENINAS
In AbHnc• of Otflclal Ptcture, Thia 11 How It Might Have Happened
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College's
Budget
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document an· plan!. to ..,rwnd $7 7
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has br-<·n 1•arm11rk1•1l for grnf'ral
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To Bicyclist, 7 6
A 76 yf'ur old man clh'<i N1rl\
this mo rning :11 c;ood Sumantun
Hospital or inJurh·s !.Uffcred
when ht· wa11 'l tru1·k hy a r ar
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spok<'1Hn.1n i-.a ut
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Splitting Bares
Fur Flies Over Carter Tale
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C J on April 20.,
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typical Gcor~1a rabbit "
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,ook 1111•1urc.., nr lhc rnc1dent and
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The Unmounted Diamonds Listed Below
Arrived too late for our giant
Diamond Cutter Closeout last week
The last sale lot -I 2 diamonds only
5990 PER CARAT
OHll GOOD THIOU5H SAT •• SB'T. I 1t.
'Ill SH Art .
Q() ..... Oval
0'4 Ch Marou1se
I 02 Clb Peer
I 05 e ll Heart
1 06 CIS Oval
I IOCl!i Heart
RACITl'S UNIQUE
DIAMOND GUARANTEE
sru
1 13 cts
1 15 cts
' 3'4 C1'l
1 36cts
I 47 C"
I 89 Cl!t
SHA"
Hriort
Heart
Oval
Ho8!1
Merou1-.e
Peat
BEAUTIFUL
MOUNTIM~i
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CALIFORNIA
~'l'rash Deaths Tied?
Two Bodie• Found in Dump1ters
LONG BEACH <AP) -Law
-'orcemeot .,.a. are eom·
Erina '*-to ... lf u.. ..
1 couecllon betweu U.e
• alba ol MV•J'al bo~ ud ~
mtn found du_mped LD trash blru..
T he lat .. t body WH found
Wednad11,y, dlamembel'M and
atuffed into th.ree MP•r•\e tl'Aah b••• in a 1u•1tat.ioft dum119ter
·Unit Reverses Veto
Of Rape Penalty
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Assembly Criminal Justice Com
mittee bowed to beavy pressure Crom law enforcement and re
versed its veto of a bill to double sentences ror repealed rapes and
other sexual assaults.
• Several members voted with obvious reluctance Wednesday
under the threat that an even barsher versiQn of the bill wouJd be
forced to the floor by a vote of the full Assembly.
The vote was S·l lO send SB13 to the Ways and Means Commit
tee -but wit.bout the traditional recommendation that it pass.
IT WAS A Vic.TORY ror the author, Sen. H.L. Richardson. R·
Arcadia. who champions many law-and-order causes
The plight or the libe rals on the committee. sometimes called
the graveyard of law-and-order legislation. was illustrated by As·
semblyman John Knox, 0 -Richmond.
Knox said he opposed the bill in principle, but said a m ajority
of the Legislatur e favored it.
wmLE QUESTIONING a witness who called for dcrcat of the
m easure, Knox said, "As a private citizen, you have an absolute
right to be pure . Unfortunately, the rest of us don't have that
privilege."
Knox later made the motion to release the bill. but abstained
from voting .
The vote s hakes the authoritv of As5"mblv Soeaker Leo
McCarthy, D-San F r an cisco, who was unable to h o ld his
Democratic caucus in line : Six of the nine committee me mbers
are Democrats.
IT ALSO SENT A tremor through such groups as the
American Civil Liberties Union, which relies on that committee to
water down or kill Senat e-passed bills that increase prison terms.
Richardson's bill had the support of Attorney General Georgl!
Deukmej1an a nd major law enforcement groups .
Only two daya btlfore. another
YO"-"• QIU'I body WU found in
a dum.,.t.er in A1oura.
The dlamembered body was
not Immediately ldentifed and
an a ut.oply wu scheduled today. r n ve1ttlgator11 said th,e dead
youth was a white m ale in his
late teens or early 20s.
The body round Monday was
identified as Donald Ray Hyden.
15, or Hollywood. He had been
stabbed to death and possibly
sexually molested before be.ing
placed ln lhe-dwnpster on Llbet-
ty Canyon Road just north of the
Ventura Freeway. said Sheriff's
Lt. Stanley Beckman.
8HIE&IFF'S officers said they
would be checking with Long
Beach police to see whether the
two murders might be related.
The Hyden murder is already
being considered possibly part
of a series that includes two
other killings over the past few
months. Beckmah said.
Both other murders involved
young men who were stabbed to
death and left nude in the
Agoura-Malibu area .
ON MAY !8, the nude bodv of
13-year-old Thomas Glen Luri·
degren of Reseda was found off
Mulholland Highway about a
mile west or Las Virgenes
Road . He had been st abbed
sever al times and was sexually
m utilated. investigators said.
On Aug. 6, Marcus Grabs, 17,
of West Germany was d is·
covered stabbed to death in the
Tapia P a rk area oortb of
Ma Ii bu Tests to d e termine
whether he had been sexually
assaulted proved inconclusive.
Oil Yield Debated
Lease Hearing Factions Clash
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -En
varonmentalists a nd oil company of·
Cidals clashed at a congr essional
hearing he re over whether leases
should be granted tor !'ave new ofr·
s hore oil dr1lhn~ s ites along the
California coastline .
Exxon execull vc J II. Silcox
tes tified Wednesday that "only fi ve
scattered areas a long the coast
would be considered" for develop-
( ____ sr._~_TE_J
m ent 1f the Department of Interior
leases a rc grant ed. and that the
potentiaJ yield from these projects
was "at least 1.5 billion to 2 billion"
barrels of crude.
However. a U.S. Geological Survey
explorer told the panel earlier the
probable oil production would be only
681 million barrels.
RTD Talk• f'aH
L OS ANGELES CA P ) -
Negotiators for'"th e Sou t h e rn
California Rapid Transit District a nd
5.000 striking drivers met unt.il the
wee hours t.oday in an unsuccessful
effort to hamme r out a setUement to
a c r ippling five-day-old public
transportation walkout.
But the bargainers for the bus com·
pany and the United Transportation
Un ion vowed to r e turn to the
nc~ot1ating table later today.
Plague Spreads
LOS ANGELES CAP > -The chief
of communicable disease control for
the county has warned that plague·
infected rodents have spread over
the e ntire San Gabriel Mountain
range and the public should avoid
contact with all wild rodents.
Two people have been infected with
bubonic plag ue this year
Probe Grant A•k~d
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The San
Francisco Police Department is ask·
ing the federal government for a
$70,000 grant to conduct a one-year
investigation of the unsolved Zodiac
murders.
Deputy Chief Jerimiah Taylor said
Wednesday the departme nt is seek-
ing the grant from the Law Enforce·
m eat Assistance Administration lo
pay the salary of two detectives.
Bo~ard Closed
LOS ANGEL~ (AP> -Beginning
Friday evening. Whittier Boulevard
between Eastern Avenue and Allan·
tic Boulevard will be closed to traffic
from 9:30 p .m . to 5 a.m. on Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays.
GOURMET MARKET
(Market Street)
LIQUOR DEPT.
Sea grams
Imported VO
6.98 em. <• Mii>
(wlillk &My last)
FRESH FISH & SHELLFISH
NEW -ENGLAND caAB CAKES ®
Freshly made, breaded, ready to cook ................. 1.49 lb.
Pacific Red Snapper .· ................................. 2.29 lb. • • • PRIME & TOP CHOICE MEAT DEPT.
~,.,.= 1.89 lb.· Z.cky Farm•
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Now Is Tlae Ti•e
Ca li fornia Assembly Speaker Leo · McCarthy. D-San
Francisco, jokingly listened to wristwatch Wednesday
while telling reporters in Sacramento he s upports a bill
conforming the state's vehicle smog inspection program
to fe<kral standards . As~cm bly Minority Leader Carol
Hallett. R·Atascade ro. also backs the plan
LNG Dangers Cited
WASHI NGTON CAP l The Ai r l'1Jrce. citing the prox1m1t> of
its Space and Missile Test Centt:r at \'C1ndenberg to a proposed h
quefied natural gas terminal e1t Point Conception, hai. esi.kcd
Department of Energy offi cials to reopen the hearings which led to
approval of the LNG sate
"Should a missile ha vc to be dt·MrO.\ ed by sC1ft:ty offlc1ab shortl.\
after launch. there 1i. a poss1b1laty that debris would fall within th.I i.
area <the terminal 1. ·· the Air Foret: scs1d an a prese release Tues
dav
The rclcaM· i.<11d thl' propo..,t-d s1tr· 1s s1'1. miles rrom \'andcn
burg. 't'1lhin the i.afoty ··root print 1n\•olv111g m1i.i.1h.· launchc:.
from the busc
DAIL y PILOT AS
JUstices'
Dismissal
Pushed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP > -A
te mporary state sqpreme court
should disqualify itself from de·
c iding whether Justice Frank
Newman should rule on a case
involving investigation or the
high court. a n a ttorney has
a rgued.
Richard Mosk, son ot state
Supreme Court Justice Stanley
Mosk, urJCed the six special
j ustices to disqualify themselves
on grounds the panel has been
improperly constituted.
Seth Hufstedler, special coun·
e ll for t1i e Commission on
Judicial Performa nce. argued
that Newman should be forced
t o disqualify hi mselr because·
Newman is. by his position, an
object of the hjgh court probe.
Atto rn ey Mo s k c lai m e d
that the special high court was
illegally constituted because
Chief .Justil'e Hose Bird ordered
that the s tand -an JUSt.ices be
'C hoi.en by lot a fter she dis
qualified herself from hearing
the cast·
Mosk abo said th11t a lthough
~t'"' man "'<Ii. competent to de ·
1.:1<lc whether or not to disqualify
h1mt.;e lf. the special court had n11
-.ta ndmg to decide whether he
..,hould '>h.·µ d<,wn
.. Our i.olut10n ... 1s thC1t the
t ribunal -;hould rule at 1s not
propcrl~ tunht1tuted . and should
dee I a rc 1t~clf "''·"he se11d
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Condo Decision
Could Backfire
Co.ta M...sa Clly ounc1I memb4ers rtt nU y round
lhe m sel eb riH•e d "tth a t OUlh \ Ol~ On a propo1ed
condo mlruuul l-Ooven mn
J ust ho\o\ dlffat'uh il -. as hown by the f 1ct that the
P la nmntc om m1s.,1on first dena~ It. lh~n a pproved
modlfied plun' But t he Rede' elopment Aaenc:y . whoff
mem berh arc the Cu Council. cuxed ll 3 2
T ht' b lUllt' th ree m•m~rs Ed Mr i'""arland, Arlene
Sh afer and J>o m Raclll \Oltd a 1am1t lt when the convt·n~on l'Unw ~forf' the Cit) ouncll last week and
lhc bamt-t\\o Oonn Hall and Norm a Herti.01 -vote<!
fo r It. Worth nu lU\i 1s that bUt h spht ''Ote are unusual fo r
f t he M esa counr al
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At l88Ul' v.i&:, a pro~ed r<>nv rs1on o f 75 apartments,
and d~truction o f lour to make more open a nd parking
bp a cti . in tht• l'tt )"~ d o wntown area
'fht· p1 0 1111-.t•d <'On \ t:r ~1o n o f t h t! Ve ndo m e
A p artmt·nh U~45 Anaht."tm Avt.• , wa !I turne d d own
bec auM· th(· ('tl~ ' <.tpJ rtmt-nt 'aca nr y r a tt! lb extreme ly
low, It>~~ lhi.Jn h a ll 1>f one 1w rtt•nt
Tht· l'll) ' l'Undo m1 mum com t-r~um ord111ance ~l<1 tce,
that p r111<'C'h m :.1,· bl· dl'n lt'd wht•n th1: r i.Jlt• folb belo w 3
pcr<.·t•nt
I n .1<ld ll1011 l'•>u n1 ti na rn lH:rs h.1d j u :.,t heard
tes ttm11n) lh.J t 1:~c&:dJttni.: ljnd t ,,..,h make the hkC'lihood
o f m·w :1pi.J r lrl1t:nt <:omplcxc-. 1n Costa Mc.5~ q u ite s hm
tnd ct•d
Hut th<• propo'ial by \'cndontl' o wner!) T t:r rance and
S hctla Hagan had :.,omto unusual a :,pectl:>
Almos t two t h ird~ of t h t: n.·~1dent~ WiH1led to huy
q w1r umts.
Any renter-. w ho want to s tay would be <1llowcd lo as
lo ng a s t hey wa nt to
The de s ign of the project. with two ~tory umb <tnd
t'on~1derable o~n s p ace. 1s well udapted to condo minium
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Cr<.•allve fina ncing :.i nd price s som e wh at lowe r t h <tn
rw '"' tondo mtmuml:> cost would en able many to buy who
<·o u ldn t othe r w ise
Tht' ow ne rs w o uld continue t o s ub s1d1ze the re nts of
"ll'\ t•r iJI elder ly tc nantl), a l:> they are doin g no w .
Abo ut 50 peop le s howed up at the council m ee ting
le' -.up por1 tht• C'on ve rs1on No one s poke agains t 1t
T he owrwr, 1f he can't conv<.-rt the build ing , Wlll sell
it or hm· a m:Jnagc·m •:nt farm. The r t !>Ult ing h ig her re nts
.in · 111<{•1) to d n v • many tcn :mh o ut . 1 ncl udin~ the
-.u t,..,1rl11(.>d 111dl\ 1duab
T hi· c·orH·1·r n ubc1ul a domino effect "'-'~ \\L:JI t :Jktn.
11111 1t s 1•x tn•m t·ly u nllkl'ly a ny othe r d l'v1•lo1wr \\u uld
c·1n11 t· up with :i <·ompar<.1blc pa cka ge.
In ll ~hl of ttw ft1ct that mor e te n a nt!> arc likely to be
d1 -.pl.u·t·d tn 1111· '·ounc·1I ~ d e t'll:>IOO th a n wo uld h<.1vc bee n
i,, 1 h1· <·on ' I''"'"" 11 ''LI~ unfo rtunute the rtec1-.11rn went
lh• \\<I~ JI d11I
Bay Needs Action
( '11-.t <i ;\11•-.a Count ilma n Donn II a ll wa '> rjght when he
told d 11 •·t·tor~ of t h e Ne wport-I r v ane Wa !'>tC Ma n agem e n t
Agt·1wv 1 h t·~ nl't·d•·d t o forget pal:>t d 1ff ere nces and
c·o11c·t·ntr :JI<' lll'>l!!Jd on :-.olving U ppe r Newport Bay
siltat ion probll-ms .
fla il 1!'> t·ha1rman Qf NIWA 's board , which may no
lon g er h :.i vc.· a hand in bay plannmg matters 1f a regional
pl unm n~ ~1gc·m· h fina lly s trippe d o f its r esponsibihtres
II\ th1· -.ta11· ;\J\\'A n :c·t·1v1·d 1h pla nnmg fund s from th;,i t
;q_~1·n1·.v t l11· Sou l hl'rn Cal1fo r n1 a A :,~oc 1at1o n of
(;u, c rnrrll'lll!)
"" '''"' 1· ... :rnl hrforc• 1t ·~ mor e im po rtant that ba y
poll.i1111n lw c·urlwd r:1l hl·r t hun w h o d oc~ 1t
E\, n ii llw '>Li11 ·..., \\'at1·r H1",ourcc~ Con tr ol Board
t ~1 h•'' <'h<i1 ~11· 11' 1111· ..,,1u:11 1<1n 1htlf ur a new loca l 101nt
'"''\ •·1 ·•J 1•111·' 1-. 1<11 m"d t tw1 t• 1.., -.t ill \\ork tha t mu:,t be
<111111 111 I h1 11111 11111
\.I \\ \ .i· 1·1,n1 r ,,, 'r...,1;.t .ind t·r1t1c1zc d :.i~ 1ts e ffort!)
h:J \ 1 lw1·r1 1 "" "lltll ..,,., '• ,, IJ',..fu l purpo!'>e 1n the time
t h :ll 11 ·111;1111'-
S1111·1· 11 ('1111ld 1.1k1· u11v. ard\ of :J y ear to gel full·l1me
pl:.i n n111g 1 ll111h 11nrlc-1 v.:Jy ~·gain . NJWA c a n still help
c•vJlu:1ll' d ilf1 11•nt \\ .1,.., l() t imtrol IJ:.iy ~ilt ~t 1on
Worth Preserving
The fot·<· o l downtown Cost a Me s a 1s c hang ing .
mo:,lly to r t hl' hl'tt~r. but longti m e r eside nts can 't he lp
l>l'1ng cont•ern<'d tha t the city 's landma rks will graduall y
d1!,:.t p pc a r . ·
llowev ·r . t he Ncwport-Mes (j :-.c hool d1s tric·l's !la le this
m on t h of !\l t N:Jlly Sc hool appe ars lik e ly to pre s erve that
h1s tom: 1>u1 ld1ng a t l!lth St reet and Newport Bo uleva rd
P acif1<· Vt·1kral S:.i vin).!~. wh ich is bu y rn~ the s1tc for
S:J 457 m illw11 to r a n o ff1 l'1' <J nd commc re 1a l com plex , ha s
pl:.ins to rd<un -.11 nH· ,,f lht· p n ·M·rit bu1l<l rng..,
As dowutc1\\ n r1 •dc•vt'loprrw nt !,wallow~ up fam ilia r
building" :J long 19th :ind Cc11tt.'r St ret·L-.. o m· t an 't help
ho p tnf? P:u·1l 1t· Fcder<.11 will 1n<Jfoccf ~ able to rc:taan the
M cNall ~ ~trurtun·s· w ith t h<·1r cl1 ~tintt1 v1 • Spa ni:-.h fl etvor
a nd t he ir owmon <·'> for so m an y forme r student~
~ Opm1ons exprec;sea 1n Iha !.pace ~bOve arP. tho~e ol the Oa1tv Pilot C Other views expressed on th1:, page are those of their aulhors and
~ artists Reader comment is invited Addrass The Oe111v Piiot. PO
~ Box 1560. Co:sta Mesa. CA 926?6 Pho nl! (714) 642·4321
Boyd I Flirting
By L. M. BOYD
Cltent asks. "Do a ny other
a nimals, besides humans ,
mrt?" Birds are known lo do
that thing. Courtship h<'fo re
0.-.ar
Gloon1y
Gu"'
Thf r e must ~ no fuel
shortage ror those no tliy
11m all planet n ytng over
• Cost a Mesa homes at
nearly an y hour. T hey
n y low, and thetr sound
lingers Iona
PLANE TIRED
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ma t ing, rti rt a tion b efore
co urts hip. Whe the r other
animals mrt isn 't in the re·
cord at hand, regret to re·
port. Tb1nk they do, thoup.
What is in the record It the
clai m that the more pro·
m lscuoua the an imal. the less
It fli rts. The beast that mat.es
w ith any uvuilable partner
doesn 't need to flirt. Tbls
!>iupports t he ancient cont.en·
lion that some ol the moet
o u t rageous flir ts amo ng
wom en tum out to be the
hn rdeat·lo·Jtet •ort.
Q. "WhRt'I the moat com ·
mon tattoo?"
A . Can only com e up wlth
the m oat common tattoo
a mona ser v ice m e n a nd
women. Wlth the men lt'a U.. word "Mom " on tbt up-
per fore.rm. With the
women. lt11 a r ed roae on lbt
bottom ol lhe bt1 toe.
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U.S. Soviet Viewers Disagree
WAS HING TON -Tb1 fur
that nap crtt.lca ol SALT 11 la
U.al lbe Ualled 9tatet woa'l be
able to t.ell whether lbe Soviet
U n i on la c beatl nc o n the
atrateck arms Umttatlon acrM ·
ment
Tblt la a le1lt1mate concern n e Sovieta h•ve Ill ln ck ~ord
of • 'int~fl)ret ·
ln1 " t reat y
prov lalona m
their favor
But what la
not 1ener ally
known ls that
th e m ost
H rioua pro b·
l e m o f in ·
te r preUtto n
may relit with
our own mtelbgence organna·
tion11 Although o ur ability to
gather information a bo ut the
Russians 1s excelle nt, the re 1~
St'rious dli.agreeme nt m our 1n
tf'lligence community over how
the information . should tx-1n
le rprett.'<i
Tbe r ei.ult 1s that two or
Mailbox
more conch.ia1ona -each bald
on a lo1k1Uy reasonable In·
terpretaUon of the u me bulc
facla -have been preaented lo
the president u 1u.1dance lo M'l·
tibl national Policy. "I don't
know how the president can
m ake h.ia decision. from a ll the
d lrter enl conclusions we give
him ." one intelligen ce 1ource
told our associate Da le Van
Atltt
THE SIMPLE, appallln1 truth
U1 that. though the Soviet govem
m ent b 111 it.s &:!nd year ot e x
istence. our intell11ence experts
s ttll c an't agree on what kmd of
bea st the Rul!ll!lian communist
bea r l5 They are ltke the legen·
da ry bland m e n try ing to
desc ribe the e le phant from d1f·
rerent vantage points. and 1t ts
left for the president to d~tde
which de11cript1on us mo11l relia
ble
T h e lJas1c-d1,agreem e nt 1s
o ve r the Sovict'i. Ion ~ range
s tra tegic goals Are the). in tht
late Nikita Khrus h c h ev's
pbraae. out to "bury" us and
take over the world? Are they
defeulve parano6da. tearful ol
bein& overwhelmed by U S
mlli Ury a nd l nd u is t r1 a l
strenllb? Or are they just prac·
tical politiciana aeeklng to ex·
plolt any temporary advantage
on lite lnternetional scent> 1n
hopes of ach ievlnc s ta b1 lily
through equality with the United
States?
THE DIVEUITY of opinion u.
spelled oul in a docume nt, "Un·
d eratanding Soviet S trllteglc
Polley." writt.en by a Central In
telltgence Aienoy analyst, Fntz
E rmath, who ts now with the
Nation al Sec unty Co u ncil.
Altho ugh the paper wu pre
pared 1n Deeember 1975. 1t b
still stamped "Top Ser ret''
bec ause 1l ts r e garde d ci s
valtd today
"T he s u b J e d o f S o v1 e l
stratt'CIC policy and obJt l'l1ve' 1~
\'t'ry elusive." 1-:rmaU1 l;c•J(an
· · I' e r l i n t' n t t· v 1 d e n l' c 1 .,.
volumlnoua; but It almost never
speaka tor IUelf. Interpretation
of the evidence always Involves
ou r preconceptions a bout the
Soviet Union as a nation. 1n·
ternationul poUtJcs. the m eantng
of m ilitary power , and the condi·
lion of our own country ''
E rmath then s pells out the
"three du1tlngu1shable pe rspec
lives current 1n the rnlelhgence
co mmunity" concerning the
Soviets
-TlfE FIRST group contend.-.
that the men rn the Kremlin
"seek clear superiority over the
U S with confidence and de·
termination and ma y see some
se n ous prospeet of a-ch1evmg 1l
rn the next decade ..
The second group behe vp
''that the Sov1et11 ente rtain no re·
allSll(' hopt! or ac<1utr1ng clear
stra tegic 1wperro rily ove r the
lJ S and e ve n M~e the c hance for
advantage <Jll dubious ... accord
1n g to 1-:rmath . "T he ir <t he
Rui.1>1 ans' l m a in ;um 111 q uite
...,1m11ly lo pn•vent the gre ::it
t<•c hn1c·::il lln'1 induMriat might of
the· { ~ from pl<J1•1ng t h<•m on<·(·
.1g :s1n 1n an inferior poi11t1on
Ttw1r arm' :ind arm~ r ontrol
µ11 l1t 1t•'\ an• 1·h1,.,,.n Lo thi... t-n d ..
I ht· 1 hird g ruu p ~ce~ tht·
~•1 v1t•t '> flhJl'<'llVl' lhi-. way
t11 1·hoo M· poll t:lf'~ that he'>I
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There's Nothing Funny About Obesity
To lht· Edito r
A~ a profe~s1onal pe rson work
ing with people ~ufferrng lh~·
a ~o nu:i. of obe~1ty . I found
Ha r vey Bullock's re m arks, qoot
ed 1n your Aug. 2J feature article
Fatso Fat" So What'' to be not
v e r y funn y , a n d p e rh ap~
da ngerous. There 's a simple <ind
good reason to get rid of fat. you
h ve longer and healthier
I certainly do agree that pc'O
pie f ind a m illio n a n d one
r e C1s o ns to bre<J k diets , l1ut
the re 's a simple expla nation As
any chubby willing lo Le ll 1l hke
ll IS will a dmi t , II d1 c l I S
something m1s<-rablP you innict
on your~('lf s1, y1>u <':.i n l<1sc
weight so you can gel off the d1H
:.ind gel fat al(:un
THERF.'S AN eaMer way for
c hubb1es lo lake arr weight If
you do 1t the weight :\lays off
forever You :.imply make up
your m ind that frt>m this day on
you will give your body exactly
what it need~ all those good
vita mins and minera ls. Just the
right amount or prntein, fat and
c-a r bo h y d r a l c An d wh y "
Bec au.~<' you love yourself. Do it
a nd the J>')Unds lumbh· a wuy .
C1 nd slay off for good Your
ene rgy picks up and you feel hke
a milhon dollar'i.
I wond!!r why Mr. Bullock
doesn 't tell tha t to his Caisos.
M aybt• he d oc:s n'l like good
health
J ER ROLD COllE!t. Ph.D
Tra•• 011 Tr•~•
To the Editor:
T he article In Sunday's paper
a bout Stan Ke nton aays that
Ke nton wrote ··T a ke The A
T r ain."
"Take The A Train" is famous
as a Duke Ellintton tune. and .
was a trade mark of the Ell·
lngton band. It was the typical
chord structure . The author ot
"Take The A Train" lJ ldentlfted
on the s h eet music, and
elsewhere, as Billy Strayhom.
If In fact Stan Kenton ought to
be credited with this compoel·
Uon. some readers would IJ,ke to
kno w why.
CARL t". HARTMAN
The Doll11 Pilot bluhi"Olll CM·
rected thil mUtMe fft a logbook col·
um" bJ1 Au t. MaMgiftg EdHor
Charle• Looi In our MOfldo11. AMQ 21
edftlon -£d1tor
SI••• N•efl•d
To the Editor
We read with d1"mity the Aug
12 letter ol Richard M. Foxx in
which he protffts the "prolir()r a
Uon ol atop 1lgn1 in the Newpor1
l letghta area" ~causc It "re
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C'lt'fl(\ lit• l'lt•'"I lh .. 111·1•d
of . J mt•l.hud f.,r 1·n.1hf11I)' I r.Jff11
tn now lhr11u1•h 1111-. .1r1•J v.1th .1 ..
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1•r1•<1111n 11f '>tlJ p '11•11.., in •1ur .1rt"1
of ~t-Wl)t'Jrl l1 1•1i.:hh 1h1· onh
Uung.., thal 1nh·rft.rcd v.1lh lh••
f1 1)w 11( t r a ffl<' wer <' hn u't""
blO<'k wull-; <ind mall hcixt"I v.1th
wturh fu<'I 1•Hlcll'nt v..t11<•f1·" I ri·
qul:'nlly l·ami> 1nt11 n ml.11·1 11n
numl'rOU'I 01·e a'\111n'
f o rtun at<-lv 1111r 1 raff11·
enginE>t>r" fin al!\ p:ud he1•d 111
Ult' prnt<''>h of 11ur n1·1J!hb11r-. II\
('rt'.'rllng -.tratn!11·;tl h flH'.Jl•·tl
signs befor<' 1,..,, of hf .. v. a-.
added to thl' 1•xt<>n-.1\1· 11ro1w r1'
damaj.!l' resullin~ from 1•rr.inl
dnvcrs powc:nn~ ttw1r Vl'h1r k ll
along "speedway allt·y." al-.11
known ;,, Cliff On\'I•
DONAi.i> W f'F.RK/\I.
MARI LEE J Pt:HKAJ.
It' Is• Choi~•
To the Editor
I note.> with h1 1oth intPrc::il that
Coasthnl' Community {'olle~e us
mtere11ted in le aslnl( M l'Ma Vt•rde
Elementary School a nd I s up
port l!UCh use fl 1:-a good use of
property and bui ldings that we
taxpayc:rs have bou~ht a nd paid
for and which we inte nded be
u..'K.'d for ed ucntl11n ll me ans
thol many or us who wish to at
tend a college c lass lo stay c ur
rent in our joblc r a n attend. A
prohibition against night use
would w o rk a n c xt r e m l'
hardship on the working (m ake
that tax pay m g I adult
I also note that teache r union
President Phylliss Bu lle of
Orange Coast has said that
Coastline cluses In t he elemen·
tary school might affect classes
at OCC. Aller havlne seen the
magnific e nt buildi ngs , the
beautifully m a nicured lawns
and landacaplnl and the conve
nlence of the campus snack
ahopa, at OCC. It la d irrlcult for
me to understand how s tudents
could be enticed away to a little
elementary school. Unless. that
l'I, quality of Instruction Is con·
aidtred. E.J . SEER
Bu• f'arr
To the Editor
The director'! of tho Oranae
County Tr ;,in,,lt 0 1111trict ha ve
Rr ouly vio lat ed t he ft dfral
Will(<' and prl<'e guidellne11
Further. lhr directors ex.hJbll
ed a total d1Jlre1ard tor the p rt'
sent energy cri1ls . the present
state ol our economy. and the
deslret ot the pubUt' by lnuua·
ln111 the pusen1er fares by a
"
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t•1uraJ.:1• lht• lJ '-•" 1.r 11111J l 11
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v.1• uri:1·nl h '>l·t·k 11lJ\1ni11 m
u11h1ation of 1111' lo u' .. , r\11,.
1'.I> ( A'! II< \lrl
~a•fl Takr·au-ay
1 o th<' Edito r
Wt• rannol afford t11 ht1\I' ,,
m a~si vt' take av. a> 11r 1ai.Jbl•·
l:rnd by tht• ~tJ\ 1·rn111<•11t 11ur
1•ounl> needs a ll l h1• la\Jlih· l..1nll
;I\ ;11lable lo pa)' r11 r th•· 11 .• -.11
need i. o( our r1t1 1..~oo
Tl) La kt• a"' ay th1111...,an1h ,,(
,1('rt'' for anoth<'r nat1<1nJI 11<Jrk
1:-1n m.> mind pun• 1cl111( \
On Au~ ~ tht•n· app1•:11 1•ll ,1
ft·de ral land:. m1t p 1•11mptft•1I b'
the U S <ieoloR1 c·al Sun <'V I~.
,howtng th!! 11m•Junt 11( Ian<!
owned by Lh1• govn nnu:nl l11nd
not taxable to the 'tall• 111 l·11un
lies ll 1s 1mmt'nM"
A small park 11> fH'<'<'PI a hh• but
ple &lie permit lhe lrv1nt• t'11m
pany to UM' their land It\ 1hev
w1~h . ha ve lht' ~olf 1·our!>e,,
which ar e the best ~rt't>n belt
that could be. and leavt! Ub huv1•
our county as a taxable t•nltty
The Cleveland National Fores t
Is on our northeast flank and
could be had for no s uch an out
lay
CARL C Kl.ASS
O••ragr
To the Editor
Your (at' count o f l the "64
Que11tion" <about a 12-year -0ld
New York boy who was lagged
fo r selltn1t worm s a nd not col
l ec t1n1 sa lf's ta x I 1s JU ll t
abaoh•~Y incredible, es pecially
the llne by the tu de pa rtment
SJ>Oketman. "We're not em bar·
raaaed. we're pro ud .. I cannot
belleve 1ut'h s tup1d1t y and
audacity rrom • public official.
To know there are Idiots run·
nln1 loose llke that is ha d
enou1h. To realize the y collect
pay chttkl for "s ervices ren·
dered" ls wol'fte . The even sad
der thing Is that you chose to run
the story on page three It 's very
definite ly headline material.
page one !
How long will Ame ric ans
toleratf auch outrage11.,
MARY OLTHOFF
,., •• ,. •........... 1
To the Editor:
We stt P ter Krl!mer. Irvine
Compa ny president. Is a t Jt
atoin. In hi1 apetth bffore the
ln1ne Board of 8ealtora he utd, -s GdMI' Wnp, 1·Too often.
In 11\Y clty. county. 1tate. or na·
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W I. ·r1 1<1!\t P-..O"l
Rap#* R•porfing
Ti) tht• Ed11 or
I JUNl f1n1 i.h1•d rc11d i n~ the
t>vt'n1ng l'tll tt0n 11f tht• Dally
Pilot r httH• enjOyt•d the Oarly
Pilot for M>me lime but I am
looking at th•· articles In a dlr .
fere nl light now
I a m a m ember or WASA
1 Women Agatnlll Sexual Abuse>
i!nd I w1ll be doing the publicity
for the organt7.alton 1 have been
read ing the paper to gc•l the feel
of wrrUng a news ite m
IN TONIGHT'S paper ttw.!re
were two artic les on rape. The
lirat on the luller·r:fplSl or Susan
Bartolomei the second on the
rape suspe<'l Ma rion Franklin
Miller -
I don't know who the re porters
were . but thf) reason I am writ·
mg ts to let you know that I
thought both a rtid el\ were very
well writt.en. The fat'ts were pre·
sented clearly and fairly . It gave
me an excellent example .
I reel that between the cood
reporting. as In your paper and
the work we u WASA memben
do < crisls hot line, aell-defenae
classes. etc.) perbap1 we can
make people a ware and hopeful·
ly lessen our rape crlm11 and
phy1ical abuse or women and
children.
MRS. P EGGY KELTNER
• V tft rt /rom rtad#rl Ort W lconw.
Tht nghl to cond#nH Wtttr• to fd
1pOCe"' tlimtnole li~l ii rtNf"Vfld.
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lhur'ld9y, Auguti 30. 1'7'9 s DAILY PILOT ...
Pension Peril
Several Factors
Hurt Big Plans
By 8YL VIA PO•TEa ...... .,.,,.c-
Althouch it bu bffo five years 1ince CooJ HU cnated a federal proeram to hu ure workers' penaions abould their
plans collapge. milliona of workers still are not protected.
An e1tlm1ted 8 mllllon are In this predicament
because they be&ong to so-called "multi-e mployer" plans,
common in the prlntlnc. trucki ng, garment. coal,
maritime and construction Industries.
A FalGBTENING NlJUEa OF THESE big multi·
employer plans ~e in serious financial difficulties. But if
their claims are gua ra nteed. they m icht bankrupt the gov
eroment's insurance proc ram and could force other larg<
pension plana to close, be<:ause fewer employers would tx
left to pay prem.lums .
With tbU threat to tbe S)'lltem . Congress has postpone
covera,e of multi-employer plans until May 1980, and
m ay delay the covera1te even more.
Multi~mployer plans involve many. usually small
competing employer s
who contribute to one
I a rge pla n coverin g
thousands of employees
belonging to a common
union or working in the
s ame in d u s tr y .
Employers pay into the
..
Money's
Worth
plans at a rate agreed upon during collective barga1nin1
MonthJy pension benefits are based on assumptions ahOI..
retirement patterns. turnover in the industry, 1nvestmer
returns and industry economic cond1t1ons
)IAS Y OF THE INDl:STRJES Lha l :.upport !>UCh plar
have been pus hed Into decline by shifting econom1c·soc1:
trends. te<:hnolog1cal ad vancci.. foreign compet1t1on an
s hn nkt.ng uruon membersh.Jp
As the rate of overall economic growth has s lowe<
weaknesses in some 1ndus tnes have been intensified Tht
have become financial problems for the pension pla1
because smaller numbers of workers and cootributu
emplo)'ers are support.mg the pension cost~ of mountu
numbers of n:llrees.
S 1 multaoeously. the peo~1on reform a ct of 197
fo C'used public atlenuon oo the plani. and rest ncled ti
ways in 14ht ch a plan adm1rustr ator could handle
troubled peru.1on fund
B EFORE 11H: Rl::t'ORM LAW. IF a plan were
shaky !>hape. llb adm1t11strators simply would cut bd•
beneftts di current or future ret 1r~ But since the law r
quires plans to m ake good on their prom 1s~. 1t h.
become Lllegal lo reduce the benef1b. of worker~ alrcac
retired or 1,1,ho ha,·e quahfted tor benefits rn the future
In the facP of a dwindling 14·orkforce a nd worsening 1
dus try condtllons. some firms dropped out of their m ull
employer plans. leaving fewer contributors to carry
grow10g burden
The i::ovemment's Pension Benefit Gua ranty Cor
v.·as intended Lo guarantec the benefits owed lo membe
of these plans. JU$t as It has backed those of workt'rs
troubled so·callcd · ·sangle·employer" plans.
B t:T THE OVERWHELMISG PROBLEM
m ulli·emplo)er plans threaten lo tear a mas:.1vc
tbc eollre pension safety nl'l
of tt
hole
Can the cn s1:. be a' oidcd" Whal ""ill the prop<>:.cd :.ol
t1ons mea n to the milhons in these plans'!
\'t'rt Suggested solutions
K~ansion Planned
Spring Water
Heats Houses
BOISE. Ida.ho CA P > -The Glenns of Boise hav
thumbed their nos es at nsing energy bills for years. The:
pay about SlO a month to heat their two·story Tudor·slyh
home with natural steam and hot waler.
Now, with a new $5 million federal grant. city 0Hic1aJ
want lo h"at the whole downtown area the way the Glen&
beat their home . by tapptng the heat produced b y he·
springs that run under the town.
"11IOSE POOlt PEOPLE WHO surfer with 011 arn
gas." Marcia Glenn q uotes her husband ai. saytng eacl
time he pays their be ating bill.
Along Warm S prings Street an<l nearoy s treets in tn1
city of 100.000, more lban 200 houses have been heated b·
bot water for decades. ·
Mrs. Glenn says she's lived io geothermally heate<
homes for 42 years. The Glenns have oo need for a wate
healer. And several neighbors use the naturally warn
water to beat large swimming pools Cor a bout S75 a year.
The city is plannin
to take a h eatin
( J system started ln 189 ENERCY a nd run n atura l ho '
"' water pipes to building ..____________ in the downtown area
The city mus t fin1
a bout SlO m illion t
complete tM project. Pbll Hanson. manager or the Boise
Geotbennal projed , estimates possible savings of th<
equivalent of 25,000 burels of oil a day in Boise whe n th<
downtown area is geothermally heated.
BE SA.ID AN AVERAGE FAMILY saves from one
half to two-thirds of its beating bill by using natural stean
and bot water. As many as 2,000 additional homes could be·
heated by the natural energy source from four planned wells.
Hauonsaid.
Robert Chappell ot the Department of Energy 's lda h<
Fallt Clftice said the agency's $4.9 million contract will.
BoiM II the lar1eat of 22 projects in West.em stales tc.•
caUMr acienutic data oo the potential for 1eotbennal •MflY. Suell enertY already ia widely used to beat home·
ta Iceland.
Some state otftce buildinp bere already are parUally
IMat.d by a 1eodtermal well. A reee~e:'tructed ell~
bu1Wh11 and a PfOPOled Ada CouD~ are deailDfl(
f w eoaYel"lioD to bOt w at.er beat.
' JORN OaJflii&, camr or research enstneertnr
for ldabo ....... omce. laid the tecbnlwn used by Bola<'
Geotbermal "ma.y well Ht tbe trend for future 1eotMrma1 propw ln tbe Unlt.td atat. ...
O.,..._al water loac laal bee 1lled ta BoiM IDr
Umtt.d beadDI of boCMI and peeabouw, b~ tbe bMt
ceoer.&b bu reiaat.d clindl:J h'Om water ptpe1 in tbc
roemt .... beated.
H.._. IUd tM m.uaod II tnenldeat. but lnDovaUw ...., ••• ,... bu MiMd modtn......, lDTO&Yial ceB·
tral •1*ml Ul&aC beat acUacen. 1'llll weWd allCN'
1NtlMlmal wra to beat taaroap 1llOdUhd alr or water
einuJ•lnl.,..... DOW .. UM.
Several •~or ottlee buUdlnp are eou•d•rilll
l'tritddnl to 1111\trmal 1Mal1q, HUIOG Hid, but DO ft.rm
eoatr.aa baft been alped .
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ty" minis eries las t s pring. Roy Thinnrs, who plays MaJ. Holmes .
and KJm Basi n~er, who 1s Lorene, also are returning from the
miniseries. Barbara Hershey repluces Natalie Wood as Ka ren,
Thlnnes' straying wife. Don J ohnson pla)'S J efferson Davis
P r ewitt, a merchanl seaman who jumps 11h1p to invetillgate the
death of his brot.ber. Robert E. Lee Prewitt, who was killed a t the end
of the miniseries. Rocky Eche varria plays the company clerk.
The series air s on NBC, Channel 4, ln the fall at JO p.m . Wed-
nesdays.
"FROM H ERE TO ETERNITY" 1s based on James Jones'
best.seller about Army Ille in pre-war Jfawa1l. A 1953 moyie won an
Academy Award, and f'rank Sinatra und Donna Recd won Oscars
as best supporttn" 11luyers
NBC's new b Crl<'S rs s et after Pearl Harbor. but don't expect a
"Combat." The locale will rem ain wartime llawaii.
"If it hus the soap opera success 'Dallas' has , I'm sure they'll
be happy," say11 Devane. "We 're searching around now t.o find out
what we are. Hopefully, it'i l be 'fo'rom Her e to Eternity.' J('s a
serial."
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Ship Salvage
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Ing the treasure-lullt'n Spanish
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m illions of dollars in ln·asure to
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piece.
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quest for Atoch a und h e r
lucrative cargo now worth
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s ubje ct or' ''Trea11un" .. a Na
tlona l Geographic Rpct rul 11mng
Friday al 9 p.m. on KOCE TV,
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hosted by E.G. Marshall and
narrated by Alcxundcr Sc<iurhy
"Trcas url!!" wos written ,
produced and directed by Nlc<1las
Noxon a nd edited by Barry Nye
TUBE TOPPERS
KTTV .. 8 : 30 "Agalnat the
W ind." Ma ry ls s tricken gravely l11 and
is near death in this 10th episode or the
Australian miniseries .
KOCE 9 9:00 James Mlchener 's
Wor ld. Primitive cultures of the South
l'tH·1ric, so far uninfluenced by the 20th
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