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Home My WebLink About1979-09-04 - Orange Coast PilotI .:caa.tal Areas Evaeuated Tn1•tle Roek ,__ Residents Battle • Miee Invasion DAILY PILOT * * * ISc * * * . -... ' TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 VOL n , NO. m , J SECTIOtlJ, lf ll'AGEJ t Delly ...... IYff"-'t I Dlat Ti•e Again A sure sign that summer vacation is coming to a close is the .appearance of hiah school pep squads practicing their routines for the upcoming football sea.son. In this r case, the girls are fiag twirlers from Fountain Valley I ~b~ 'Punk Rock' Girls Knife Coast Teen Police an 11 khl a pair of female • .,_. rocken'' wllo al- ... ..., .uKked a J.S.-1•ar-old ........ 8eada alrl s.da1 ... caned •ottt•lt -bet: et.t Md ... wtth a lbarp ob~ and besa ll"O•llD1. The lirt. of-ficen reported. told tbe women tbey were ber clop and were trained to attack. Officen tal4 the women were we.rm, ripped Jeana and ....,. about JD years old. TIM lirl .... ported tlMy talked to ••b otber in .,,.. Latia.,. Tbe 1lrl dld Dot require botpltallutioa for tbe lac.a· UoGI, palk:e reported. Tb1a •• the MCODd 1ueb at- tack reoortad lll t.llrff clan, ~cetald. Tbe)' DOCed a U.year-old boJ wu f«eed to carve a 1w~ Jato IUI 1-_Jritb A dull JQll.' dip by three older youtba Saturday. ( Rodents' Invasion Battled By DAVID K UTZMANN Ol U. DaHy 11'1 ... Si.ff Residents of Irvine's Turtle Rock Hi ghlands s ay thei r neighborhood is going to the mice and county offi cials have told them there's little govern· ment can do about it. The invas ion of homes in Irvine has not been an isolated case, county Vector Control Dis- trict spokes man Fred Beams said today. The rodent in question. lbe California Vole, has b~n ap- pearing in large numbers in other Orange County com· munilies as well . Beams said residents themselves will have to do somethlng about it. He said the better-than· average rains of the past two years have triggered an ex- plosion in the mouse population since the little animals feed on seeds and shoots. He said it's not unusual for meadow mice, as they're known, to go through population surg~ every five years or so but since the rodents are not considered a health hazard, no government agency takes care of California Vole control. "It's one of those thing people have to handle on their own." Beamaaaid. Irvine Company apokeaman Mike Stocbtlll said cradiog operatiool in the Turtle Rock area may be rapomlble for the mice fleein& their habitat and beadin1 tor shelter in area homes. "We're aware of the prob· lem," Stocbtill 1aid. Irvine Company officials have <See mCE, Paae M> Ax Handle Bandit Robe Taeo Eatery HuatlftltGD Beach police today aou1bt a 1lenderi red-haired man In hl1 ear y 201 who threatened a Taco Bell empl07ee with an u baadle earl1 Sanda)'. t.ben made off wltla about '111 ln rettauraal ,.. celptl. Pollce •aid the employee wu coundq tbe previout day'1 ,.. celpt, about 2 a.m . ~ay when tbe u handle-wtaldiq bUdtt entered tbe establilbment at 119. Pac111e. Cout m,bway ~ an unlocked back door. ~ . ' \ -~. ' 1 ' Roekers' Attaek, e Huntington Girl -even GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA A tlent1< Oct on Brunswick •· . f mandina Bmhf • l•ts'Jlt] ---__.;..:.:..:.:.la.:.:c.:.:k.:..:so.:;.nt1lie ' St . Augu stin\ Daytona Beach• Cape Can~• 0 50 FLORIDA I I Miles ,. ............ MAP LOCATED CENTER OF HURRICANE DAVID High Wlnda Wreak &tenalv• D•maoe on Area Hurricane David Death Toll At 800 COCOA BEACH, Fla. CAP> - Hurricane David. tbe tWer ol at lea1t IOO penon1, cbunred alon1 the Atlantic Cout today wltb dead aim OD tbe ~)'Ur· old city ol Ow-leltoa, S.C., aft.et pummeliq tbe cout of nortb- central Florida. A hurricane warnt.ni wu post- ed from baytou Beacb, )'la., nort.b to Cape rear. N.C .. and coutal com.munlt.les of Georsla were 1D peril. RnldlDU of coutal areu ol Georpa and Soutb Carolina were naeuaa.d u weatlaer of. ftei~ pndlded tlae atonD a>ack· lnl IO mph wtndl woald bit 1aDd ... t.na....tod.Q. ''Tlllere'I DO q...tioD about lt," ukl Olck Sbeot ol tbe Na· tloul WeaU••r -&.••lee •t Cbarleltan.. "Cltarl..._ ii ecl6nl to aetbit." He pred.ieted that by mid.after- noon bW'ricaae-force winds would sweep the biatoric city ol eo,ooo ~ta. home o1 Fort Sumter where the Civil War be1an, wtdl tides atx to ei&ht feet aboft normal. At 1 a.m . PDT, tbe hurricane WU located near latitude JIU north and lonlitude IO.I welt. or about 35 m1lel eut ol Jacbcm- vllle, Fla. Picklaa up 1peed 1upuy, tt •• moYl.Dc toward tbe oonb at 12 to 15 mph. Tile projected traek ot tbe .......... tab It dGM '° tbe ~--=w • tt ~.tlae left rtlidMta cut lllcMt Labor w.UOU. eu· ... DAYID, .... Al) . as Co11nty Appeals To Brown By &OBERT BARKER Of 11'9 o.lfy ll'tleC , .... Orange County super visors asked Governor Brown today to abolish the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into effect last May at the height of the 1979 fuel crunch. Supervisor Ralph Clark swd the odd~ven plan bas run its course and that the long waiting ltnes•t gas oline stations in Oranfe County have vanished "It has done a very good job. but there LS no reason to keep the rules in effect any longer." he s aid. Phillip Anthony, chairman of the county Board of Supervisors. was the only s upervisor who wanted to keep the plan in operatioh. "l believe it is a safeguard to prevent the panic buying that took place m May.·· Anthony. s aid. "We know how quickly the panic bu y c o m e s and that the basic problem casued by gasoline s hortages 1s till prevalent. "It took lots of work to..put into effect and will cost money to <See GAS. Pace Al> Coast Weather ~sual late night and early morning fog or low clouds. along beach es otherwise fair Wednesday. Jfigba 70 to 75 at beaches 'o mid-80a inland. Lows toni1ht eo to es. ••••• At Yey ~ "'i' Aft .... I IP~.!! a..., ~ .:i_::....~ . I ... .. . a . .. M ~ ............ ~ Ott i= "!_1•1~ IE::!~ == & .. 1==··· '-1: I .. - 7 1 M w.v NlI 1 r.,.. ""'"'• !. 1m o. ......... ... Man's Ashes Sca~tered JnStortn MIAMI (AP)-For ao )'earl, WWiam Joseph Fnedman ftew into eyes of burrtcane1. He learned to love the serene cen- ten of nature's great.est storms. "When I die," be would say, "make sure you scatter my ashes in a hurricane." Hts wtab wu granted in Hur- ricane David. As the fierce storm roared toward Florida afler killing at least 800 people on a strtna of island.I acro11 the Caribbean, Freedman's ashes fell llghUy to the sea. Freedman, a government "hurricane hunter," new across the eyes or 400 hurricanes aa a com mu.nicatloDJ apecialisl for the Nat.1.onaJ Oceanic and At- mospheric Admtnlalratlon's Research Facllltlea Center at Miami. Colleagues said no one else had penetrated so many hurricanes "Hurricanes were Bill's whole life," said Joe Chada, a former research technician for NOAA. Freedman died June 9, UY18, at the ue or se. His lOflitime boas and friend, James McFadden, remembered Freedman's wish Mc Fadden. flight operations chief for the NOAA facility, kept Freedman's ashes in a box in has omce. He waited not for any hurricane, but for one big enou1h and strong enouih for his friend. Amelia, Cora, Ella, Greta and Kendra all passed In 1978 without be1nl worthy. Thia year. Anna, Bob and Claudette failed to meet the test. , But David was something else. Born in the far eutern AUan· lie, David seemed to be the kind of storm that comes perhaps once in a century. ats winds reaching speeds of 1!50 mph while still faroutoverwarm,openseas. ''David was It," McFadden said. So it was. A silver-and-while airplane ·new Into David's eye last Thursday as the storm marched across the Caribbean 90 mlles southeast of Puerto Rico A small door opened and Freedman's aahea swirled into the atmosphere. Colleagues later ,.pb'oned Freedman's widow, Dorothy, wilh the oewB of hi.a final fillht into a hurricane's eye. "I fell a treat sense of relief," she said. "I knew then that nothint would burt me, that Blll 'a ubel would protect me from the hurricane." Heroin Seized CH ICAGO (AP )-Thirty pounda ol pure Mexican heroin worth about sao million hu been conflleat.d in what authorltlea said was the larteat alnsl• heroln lfJlsu.re in lWnola blltory. PoUce found the b•rolo, in a. pound bundlee, and $100,000 cull In two fabe 1uo11ne tanb oa Fernandes'• plekup truck. DAILY PILOT Tlll ... M(t1•)~ a.u••-Mn:ld ,...,. "'-'-o.-11 ..... ...................... .., •z11··~·*· ,. .. .=:-=·=·--... -~ 'J. CM :: lllile ~· .:.:. bJ:. ~=::z.~~ nld, but • •olu•t•r1 tf!: ••rk•d out •• HIOUI Mtw .. UM .,..,, ... U.. cern .... N.Y., ..._,~ Ro....er, WI aald, Ulll ...W be t.M tartest Neall·Ub ~ involvtq a linlle product.._. tM ..-e7 w• eltthM•W .. 1112. Altbou&b \be comrniulon doel not expect all 11.1 mlWon coif .. mailers to be relw'Md, Bell 1aJd If ju.at ball t.bat nwnbec lJI ,... turned .lt would be the lar181l .-. call In the commlulon'a biltory William King, a Cornlnt coo sultant, aald the problem in- v olv-H •n epo• y aealant intended to faateo tbe metal band attaching the b&Ddle to t.be white ctus-ceramlc percolaton. The sealant can dry out and become brittle. causing the han die to "separate without warn- ing" from the percolator, Kini sald. Kini said advertileinent.a tQ be published In hundred.I of newspapen next week wW con- tain coupons that coffee pot owners can mail to Comin1 for partial refund.a or the chance to purchase other Cornln1 product. at a discount. The commission baa received about 7,000 complaints since 1972 about handle assemblies separating from t.be makers, Bell said. About 1.250 injuries reaultlna from the handle problems have been reported to the company. with half the injuries requiring medical treatment. he added. Problems with Corning 's model el210 coffee make r s forced a recaJI of thouaand.a or those tmits in 1976. Corning agreed to undertake the new plan after realizing It was having problems with coffee makers still in use, Bell said, adding that the firm "decided the best response wa11 getting them all out of consumers hands .•· Although the handle of the cof- fee maker may s~m firm to the grip, the entire assembly can still separate from the unit, Bell said. FromP~AJ GAS ••• start up again," he said of the odd-even plan. Drivers who have purchased commercial stick-ers that allow them to buy gas al any Ume were asked by supervisors to keep those slickers handy. - Other supervisors joined Clark asking the governor to do away with the odd-even plan in Orange County. Supervlilor Harriett Wieder of Huntington Beach aald she believes supplies wtll be ade- quate "now that the oil lnduat.ry has driven up the prices of fuel." County officials cautioned that the odd-even purchase schedule wlll remain in effect until the governor acts on the Oran1e County request. Supervisor Edison Miiler ot Orange aald the plan la an ln- fringement on the free market He said the public haa learned • leuon by leamina t.o couerve fuel during a cri1l1. Because the odd even plan waa Ht by an emer1ency or dlnance, aupervlaora are re quired to review ll every two wee kt. Kupervl1on earlier had In dlcat•d =-were l••nlnl toward dr nc th• .,,.., aft.er the L1bol' ey wlffnd. 00 Spill Hart• Touriat Trade SOUTH PADaS llLAND, THH <AP) -TM towtlt in· duatry bqan ...... lal Ill Iola.-today from die worWI'• lar,.t oll •oUJ tW ....... _ AWA1 IUID· meJ' buflHH ... r.no.d 1.Abor Day w..aod rneauee t.o a frac· Uon ol l&lt 1ear'1 laeom•· • 'lt '• a terrible d .. •nol•t· m.at," ltalpla ftOmpeaa ol the 8ou~b Padre l•laad Toari.t Bareau 1ald llondaJ. He e1ttmat•d tlae boteh , .... tauruU ud .,,. ~ de- pend on 1tuonal 1.i. lOlt tllrM week• of tbelr uareeowenbl• peak IWDllMf bmlMH bteaUM o1 oil ap01 pubtlcttr. •Pope Toan ~ arda ALIANO LAZIALS..z. ltal7 <AP) -Pope .i•a real II ..,.. ...... o1 .... ,.. ....................... IWD ... illlfV• ... 1•nt-.. .. _ ......... .... tliitw•1 •9tll&___,,. .. ,... ......... Int ..... a ,ope lau Mlid llMI at• bOlpltal. • • Bello, Dalal . •11.aR~1-:; lui;,-· w. ct.e•!llll , ......... IUl'prlMCI WMa lb...urt ... ,u .. *"• oa ~la Tar• lo ... "-.:::" .............. .... -.. =-~"marl·. =~........ powtai ........... ---•&Old· ...................... aD4 dld:D't .... --lt,.. 0...1 a... Co ............ laeul. ................. u.. mart· Juaea .,.... wild oe tlM tarmer•• land. Some plantl were 11 feet tall wttb lnanb m taet. la ......... Autboritlea deellned to ~ Ufy ~ farmer for fear that martjuana-balltera would over· run am farm, whlch ls between the towna of Cbemun1 and Lowman. Tibet's exiled spirltual leader, the Oalai Lama, is escorted' by New York City wlice as he Drrives at Kenn§dy Airport Monday. The lama is ln the United States for meetings with religious groups and a lecture tour across the country. It took depuUea nearly four. hours to barveat the crop, which one deputy estimated would be worth about f.l-0.000 on tbe- ,..,.... Ptltfe AJ DAVID ROLLS ALONG. • • celed -school today and started battentn1 down for the atorm. A Charleston department store reported brisk sales of flaahllghts, radio batteries, cooking fuel, camp atovea, lamp oU and hurricane lampa. South Carolina has not been hit bard by a hurricane since Hazel devastated the Myrtle Beach area ln 1954 . kllllnC one person and causing dama1e eaUmat.ed at $27 mllUon. The phub resort of Hilton Head bland near the Geor1la border wu ordered evacuated and electricity waa cut off at 10 a.m. The two-lane bridge lead- ing to the mainland was bum- per-to-bumper with cars. Patient.a at the Hilton Head Island hospital were evacuated by ambulance to a hospital at Beaufort. . Rain and gale force winds 1u1t1n1 to <&! mph were already buffetinl the Georgia coaat off Brunswick. where thousands had Oed With the approach of the wonit hurricane lo threaten the a rea In 32 years . the c auseway linkln11 coastal Sea Island and St Simons Jaland wa11 already closed by water. At Parrls Island, where about 7.000 Marine basic trainees are stationed, recrwta living on the first floors of barracb building• were moved to the second and third floors Marines and depen- dents living In 30 to 4-0 mobile homes were evacuated While officials pred1cted that urea or Georgia would eacape the brunt of the storm, there wu a threat or flooding. More than 2 inches of rain fell in Brunswick In 24 houn. The densely populated Miami area waa spared Monday as David, one of ijle century's worst summer storms. bit the United States mainland after takln1 a heavy toll in the Carib· bean. Hurricane-spawned lomados snaked out ahead u lt ripped throutch a 1trin1 of coastal cities, leavlng behind power out- aaea, roofleH homes, shattered windows and dama1ed con- dominiums Furious winds snatched refrlaerat4rA ud televlaion set.a out of wrecked apartments and toued heavy camper trailers a quarter mlh'I At lt1•lt five Florida deat.ba were lndirecUy cauaed by the l'...-P-.AJ MICE ••• • been ln contact wllh the county Vector COntrol Dittrtct to ftnd out what ean be done about the hord" ot mice eYldenU7 lnva.d· ln1 hlitaJand homee. Beama aald the belt tolation ls tlmply t.o call In protettlollal ex- te rm laatora. Homeowaera tbemHlv• can balt trape t.o catch t.hoM fuatUve mice which have made tbelr way 1Dto the bom•. Beam:t •uc1..tac1 peanut but- t•r would be aood bait. Homeownen wm faitll dll· tul',bed about tbt 1DYuloa. one rwldentl Sten Frffd. man, hid be'• round au..._ rodnU la ldl bome. "I've tr~ o.er JD ill my bouH,•• J'ried.maa 1ai4, addiaa that 1 Mllbbor bad cau-40. fr ...... D uWI IUI me)a .eoD· een WM that tbe mlee eouSd truaat f'[, but leama •aid Uaat ma't . Al= mtadow mice arero•.:a.J_.., tMJ '°" •..,... oUTJtal prvblem,belai4 . OU.. .,.... la wtaloh tbe .... ......... ,,...... ......... aloe ~' ...._. Nlpel, 1M1 laHcla and ti• 1111 lo141ahl ll1HTYOtr IHI nar hrUe Bock . t storm's Labor Day arrival. adding to Davld'a arowlna t.o1L In the harcf·hlt Dominican Republic, offtclala raised tbe de- at.b count to at leul 800. Resort hotel• In Daytona Beach were vlrtually deserted today u t.bousanda of tourlsta responded to evacuation orders Othen trimmed vacaUon plan.a and prepared to leave beaches alon1 the Geor1la and South Carolina couta. younger brother of David. whipped Puerto Rico with gale force winds, heavy ralna and high tides today. raising the threat of severe floodln1 But the tropic.al storm downgraded late Monday from hurricane stat.us -was not ex- pected to wreak nearly as much havoc aa David. No injuries or major damage were reported when Frederic's winds and ralna lashed the British Caribbean talands of An tigua and Barbuda and the U S Virgin Islands on Monday Hotels. mostly half full, on Puerto Rico's northern resort coast moved guests aw11y from oceanside cabanas today, and San Juan storea boarded up win dowa. All major alrUnea can· celed ntghts until at least th1.s af temoon. All schools were closed * * * Hurricane · David Facts Updated . From AP Dlapatehes LouUoa: Off north Florida. Warnla11: From Daytona Beach north to Cape Fear, NC Appane& tar1et: Chariest.on. s.c. Wa..d speed: 90 mph. Mo ..... t : 12·U mph Dead! toU : more than 800, five of them ln Florida. Damaie: No estimate avail•· ble. &ala: heavy, wttb nooding alao a threat. Harrleaae Frederic: bit Puerto Rico, but down1raded to a tropical storm. Mesa Cop1 Nab RapeSwpect From Sketch A compoeite drawing led to the arrest Sunday of a Buena Park man on suspicion or raping a 23-year·old woman, Coai. Meaa police aaid today It wu the second arrest of a rape a&apect in leaa than a week by Costa Men otncen. Tb•Y said Raymond Wade Robbi.DI, 21, wu arrested Sun- day baaed on dacriptlon.J afven by the victim of an Au1 2S at- tack. 1be locatioo wu Seavtew Road in north Coata Meu The victim of that rape wu walkinl near ber condomlnlum betwffD midnicht ud 2 a.m. wben a man 1rabbed her and forced her to the 1rou.nd. of- flcen said. Robbln.a remained ln city jail today an lieu of $25,000 bwl on susp1c'oo of rape, police aaid Lt Jack Calnon s aid that. following the rape, tht' drawing was carculaled in the area It alao contained 1n!ormat1on 11ven by a second woman who bad been auaulled earlier the rught of the rape. LD the same area of Cotta Mesa He said a third youn1 woman. walklnl In the same area shortly before 1 a m Sunday, was stopped by a man matchani that description ReCOIJl.lrlne the man from the compoeite, the woman ran to a condominium and called police, Calnon said. Officers arrested Robblna nearby, be aald In the earlier rape arrest, a suspect wu taken into cuatody Friday alter another 23-year-<>ld woman wu raped in her Orao1e A venue apartment. Nel1bbora spotted a naked man nmntna t.brou1b the park- ln1 lot and called officen, who chased the man on the San Dte10 Freeway at •Pffda ex- ceedlq 100 mph before makinl the a~. POllce said. That amped. Dennt. A. Fer- rier. 23, ol Tuatla. a1IO remained in CoAa Mesa JaU today ln Ueu of $25,000 ball oo auaptdon ot rape, Ca1noa aald. atreet. Deputiea bad t.be crop ln- clneratecl. "It wu good •tuff," aald depu- ty Douala A. llitcheU. "The of. ricer who checked~ aald It wu domestic-type Colombian." Police a&Jd the,Y learned about the marijuana from an uniden- Ulled informant. Alt.er idenWy- lng a aample provided by the in- form ant. they took It to the town of Ashland justice, who knew the farmer and caJled him, deputies said Tbe sheriff's office usually gets about five call8 a year from farmers wbo find marijuana 1rowln1 on thetr property, Mitchell aatd. But tbe haul tener ally amount.a to about only JO to «> pounds. M itcbell apeculated that the marijuana probably grew from a loat bq ot seed or seeds "that could have blown In from any place." Colusat said the deputies were ~onvinced that the marijuana waa wt.ld because "lt wu pretty welt scatter ed about,•• and because the patches bad not been rared for Gold Price Hits $325 Per Ounce LONDON <AP> -The 11kyrocket1D1 price of gold hit m~ today for the nnt time, a'ld the doUar strengthened agalnat olher major currencies. Gold sold for $324 .375 an ounce In Zurich thla morning. up from $322 875 al the cloae of tradln1 Monday and for $326.2$ th.la af. ternoon in London, tbe afterMOn flxln1 price wu $325 after 1old sold for $323.90 in the nfcitning. The closing price Monday in \A>Ddon WU $323. l.S. On Monday r;:es jumped SB to break the mark in the two cent.en for the tlnt Ume. Dealen aaid the price ls betn1 driven up by fean that world in- natton ls aot.nc to worsen, re- ceuloo srvw and t.be dollar con-• Unue to weaken. But at least lniU.Uy t.od&J the U .S. currency wat 1ll1bt17 firmer aft.er. an wwventtul day Monday wben US. mart.ta were doled for Labor Day. JS 'ASHfON tSlANO • NIWroaT HACH, CAlllOINIA tUtO TEL!"40Nf (1'41 644-2494 ,_- \ •• Orange. Coast 01 ,.., , --·-·_..... .,, ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, SEPTEMaER ~. 1919 ousan s . Odd-even Gas Out? County Asks Browri to L.ift Ruling •1 aoasaT Msua ... Dll9y ......... Orance Cou.nty supervisors asked Governor Brown today to aboliah the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into I effect lut May at the height of f the 1979 fuel crunch. t Supervisor R,alpb Clarlt said • the odd-even plan has run its t course and that the long waiting ~ lines at gasoline s tations in Orange County have vanished. "It bas done a very good job, but there is no reason to keep the rules in effect any longer." 1 he said. Phillip Anthony, chairman of the county Board of Supervisors, ~was the only s uoervisor who · Bolllb Blast To Set Off Old Nukes? LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP> - . Shock waves from an under· ground nuclear test that will be set off at the Nevada Test Site on Thursday are expected to destroy oae Qd pmsibly two un~ exploded llllclear devices buried deep beneath the Nevada desert, the Department of Energy said today. The unde1"1round sboc:k waves from the "Hearts" test. set for 8 u.m. PDT. should be powerful enough to destroy a nuclear de- vice that failed to explode dur- ing t.be ''Transom" test in May 1978. said DOE spokesman Dave Miller. And it may also d estroy another device that failed to del· onate in the October 1975 "Peninsula" test. be added. Miller said neither of the unex- ploded devices would cause a nuclear detonation. He said it was the first time he knew of ' that one nuclear device would be used to destroy another. Scientists have "looked at this very, very carefully from many, many angles," Miller said. "It's their consensus, first of an-, that th<ere can't be a nuclear detona- tion of Transom. And secondly, if the Hearts device performs the way it should, it wiJI indeed destroy Transom." Mill er said the nuclear weapon for the weapons-related Hearts test was buried 2,100 feet beneath Yucca Flat. some 95 miles northwest of here. The T ransom device, another weapons-related abot, failed to explode May 10, 1978 and is buried at 2,100 feet. It is located "several miles" from the Hearts device. Tbe Peninsula weapon also i.s located at Yucca Flat, buried 450 feet beneath the surface in a sealed abaft. lliller said. Driver Held After rash In Newport A SU*a-Aaa man WN arnst~ • ed 8allldaJ m Newport Beach oo wanted to keep· the plan in operation. "I believe it is a safe1uard to prevent the panic buying that took place in May," Anthony said. "We know how quickly the panic buy comes a n d that the basic problem caused by gasoline shortages is still prevalent. "It took lots of work to put into effect and will cost money to start up again.'' he said of the odd-even plan. Drivers who have purchased commercial stickers that allow them to buy gas at any time were asked by supervisors to keep those stickers handy Other supervisors joined Clark ~'Signal Blocked Data MOUNTA1NV1EW (AP) -lmportantscientific data from the Pioneer 11 spaceship was Jost because of accidental interference by a radio signal from a Soviet satellite, project manager Charles Hall said today. The interference ap- parenUy came because American• scienthta neglected to ask the Russiam .to leave the fre· quencyclea.rllooday, Hall told aoewscon!et"ence. About lS minutes of tem- perature measure ments of Saturn'sgjantmoon, Titan, were lost "because of a~ parent radio frequency transmissions by a Soviet satellite," Hall said . <Story, Page AS) Crowds Down Along Beach In Newport The "in crowd" stayed away from Newport's beaches during the Labor Day weekend just paat. According to Newport Beach lifeguards, the crowds anticipal· ed at the city's beaehes during the three~ay holiday that lra<li tionally marks the close of the summer didn't show up. Maybe it was the cool morn- ings, or all those football games on television because the pro- fessional season got off to an early start this year. Some folks miebt have stayed home to watch the tennis matches televised from the U.S. Na· Uonala. others may have drifted off to Labor Day weekend sales at area department stores. Af\er all. school start.a next week. And a lot of folks. u.naure about the avallabillty of 1asoUne, with~ many aemee stat.Iona clONd for tbe bollday, probably just stayed home, period. asking the governor to do away with the odd-even plan in Orange County. Supervisor Harriett Wieder or Huntington Beach s aid s he believes supplies will be ade· quate "now that the oil Industry has driven up the prices or Cu.el." Collnty offioals cautioned that · the odd-even purchase schedule will remain in effect until the governor acts on lhe Orange County request Suoervisor Edison Miller of Orange said the plan is an Ul· frlngement on the free market. He s aid the public has Jeamed a lesson by learrung to conserve fuel during a crisis. <See Ri\TION. Page /\?l Mice Bug People in Irvine Tract By DAVID KUTZMANN Of lM Dall' ftlle4 , .... Residents of Irvine's Turtle Rock Highlands s ay their neighborhood is going to the mice and county officials have told them t.benl'a.. UUle go.ern- ment can do about tt .. The invasion of ·homes an Irvine· has not been ·an isolated • case .. county Vector Control Dis· trict spokesman Fred Beams said today. The rodent in question, the, California vole. has been ap- pearing in large numbers in· othe r Orange County com · munities as well. Beams said residents themselves wlU have to do something about it. He saad the belter·than -• average rains of the past two years have triggered an ex- plosion in the mouse population since the little animals feed on seeds and shoots. He said it•s not unusual for meadow mice, as they're known, lo go through population surges every five years or so but since the rodents are not·cons1dered a health hazard, no1 government agency takes care of California vole control. ''ll 's one of those things people have to handle on their own, .. Beams said. Irvine Company spokesman Mike Stockstill said grading operations in the Turtle Rock area may be resP<>iisible for the mice fleein~ their habitat and heading for shelter in area homes. ''We're aware of the prob- lem," Stockstill said . Irvine Company offit_iall have been in contact with tfie county Vector Control District to fmd out what can be done about the hordes of mice evldenUy invad- ing highland homes. Beams said the best sdlution 1s simply to call in professional ex- terminators. Homeowners themselves can bail traps to catch thoee f\l&itive mice wblch have made their way into the homes. Beams f Uggested peanut but- ter would be good bait. Homeowners seem fairly dis· turbecl about the tnvuion. One resident, Steve Freed- man, said be'• found numerous rodents in bJ.a home. e e GEORGIA SOUTH CAROLINA ~ ~h~ ?ffi/ ,Charleslon l•JMl•l Brun s11ck • Fernandina Beac b~ Jacksonttlie ' St . Augustine • ' J rlenrtt Octon Daytona Beacb • Cape Can~ 0 50 FLORIDA I I Miles AP ........ MAP LOCATES CENTER OF HURRICANE DAVID ttjgh Wind• Wreek Eat8natv• De,.... on Ana Hurrica-rw Pilot Gets Final Wish MIAMI (AP>-For 20 years. William Joseph Freedman flew into eyes of hurricanes He learned to love the serene cen· ters of nature's greatest storms "When I die." he would say, "make sure you scatter my ashes in a hurricane." His wish was granted in Hur· ricane David. As the fie rce s torm roared toward Florida after killing at least ~ people on a string or islands across the Caribbean. Freedman's ashes fell lighUy to the sea. Freedman, a government "hurricane hunter, .. new across the eyes of 400 hurricanes as a communications specialist for the National Oceanic and At· mospberic Administration 's Research Facilities Center at Miami. Colleagues said no one else had penetrated so many hurricanes. New Drink Wins Prize HONG KONG CAP) -There's a new drink in town called Hong Kong Cb~sam, named after the body-bugging dress with lhigb-hieh slita. The drink is made of gin. fra.h lemon juice, Seven-Up, egg ,white, c h erry, lemon and cucumber slices and a aprt1 of mint. It was concocted by a 27· year-old Cbln~e bartender to compete with the Sineapore Sling. A panel of Judges awarded the bartender, Leuni Siu-far, $1,000 and a two-week trip to London for h1a drink alter a contest. "Humcanes were Bill 's whole lift-." said Joe Chad a, a former research technician for NOAA. Freedman died June 9, 1978, at the age or 59. HtS longtime boss and friend. James McFadden, remembered Jo'reedman·s wis h . McFadden. night operations ch1ef for the NOAA facility, kept Freedman's ashes in a box in his office. He wailed -not for any humcane, but for one big e nou gh and strong enough for bis friend. Amelia, Cora, Ella. Greta and Kendra all passed in 1978 without being worthy. This year. Anna. Bob and Claudette failed to meet the test But David was something else. Born an-the far eastern AUan· tic. Dav1d seemed to be the kind of storm· that comes perhaps once in a century. its winds reaching speeds of "4> mph while still faroutoverwarm, open seas. "David was it ," McFadden said. So it was. A silver-and·white airplane new into David's eye last Thursday as the storm marched across the Caribbean 90 miles southeast of Puerto Rico. A small door opened and Freedman's ashes swirled into the all:DOlpbere. Gold Price Hits $325 Per Ounce . , ... , ....... drtftal charl• after bll car 81ammed lDto a power pole, lajurta1 two .,..., ... Pollee aald J . Jesus Anlmt Alvara. a. wu boot.ct and tr.....-...S to Oraqe County .r.u ...... be ... beld 00 .. bail f~ tbe 10:15 p.m. K· The ~t at tbe beaches reaebecl on.ty· 50,000 Saturday and 10,000 ~. accordiq to Newport llfesuard Capt. Bud Belabe. 'lbat '• below normal for a non·boUday week.end in midlummer. -. . !Saturaay was 10 unusual, Belabe ·~ that bl1 men · wenn•t c upoa to mab a TV Violenee LONDON (AP) -Tbe akyrocketiq price of 1old hit $325 ~ for t.be first time, and tbe dollar streqtbened· a1alnst other major currencies. GoJd told fOI' SSM.375 an OUDce ln Zw1ch tlda mornlnt, up from sm.175 at the cloee of tradina Monday aad for **25.21 Ulla af. t.ernoon ln Loedcm, u.e aftlll1loon 1flxin1 prtce wu '315 aft« told sold for sm.tO lD tbe mombas. •The cloUnl price MoodaJ ln . Londoo ... 1311.15, dlleDI. Bl NpCllriedb wua"t m-.... . P a11••1•rs lo.• Bldal10 Rl•eta, M. ol a.. ~. ud UlAI ....... 21. of Gardm Oro••, .... treated but aot ~.at Boq MelDCJl'tal BoQttal, poMce Hid. Ofnelrl Nlid tbe crub lplln- tincl a ,.,.,., '°.. 00 KiDp .... .-b ol Clllf Drive ad ........ ll lllOd7 but dJdn't cal off eleetriclt1 .· Offtctn aaid Ai..,. IDit ~ ol b1I car on a nna ...... blUiV tbe palt. ./ 1lqJe'necae. But tba, tbil turf wun't ~ to write home about. Tb1dp lllcUd up a btt ·-· da1. with Ule beadcout on New~ b9acbel 1ettlnl up to 110,0ie). 'lbe weather wu • Uttle niter and there weren't any teleflled football camea durinl tbeU,. Tem:peratunll for both air and water were In ta.. low 10I all .......... DOWd. Aad then wun 't • bum cane ID~-- VW.o on Bike Spar.la Craah It had all the elemutl ol a hit 1bow -tel..taloa, police and rioleac:e -but the week.tad lncl- dent drew low ratl.n&a trom t.be Newport Beach officer wbo •ti rred In it. Police 1aJd a lar1e t.levlalon aet betn1 carried on tbe bandlebara of a bicycle ap· parently ~ented the cyclilt from reaeblq bla band brakea to avoid bltttq tbe officer, wbc wu ettdna oa llll motmt1cle 81 ,. • the brteneCUon ol Rl .. r A venur and 421..s StNet. Officer Ernelt R. HarrUoll, •· ... toppled by tbe crau lbortb befoN aoon S.tarday and aul· fered a bndHd ftne•r aecord· lna to pollce accoutl Oi ta.. tncl cleat. . C1c111t au1ltopber Jay JUet. •old, lt, of Newport Beach wun't ctt.d. omcen 1ald. 11Mt) allo HJcl the tele•lalon H I •...-t ...... I Dealers aald the price II ....., 1clriven up by fears that W...Wbt- nation la .... '° WOl'89 ..... ; cnalon IJ"OW ad tbe dollar coo- t1nu. to wukm. But. at leut lnltiallJ todaJ tbe U.S. currellcy waa 1U1btly firmer after an uneveattul Ur Monday when U.S.' market• wue c1oMcf for"Labor l>a7. Today'•Cr.. ...... IMI N.Y. S&eek• . ' • • .a 1 N FIFTE~CENT Carolina Coast Periled BULLETIN SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP> - Rurluae David lleaded for aaotller appareat l&lldfall &al1I aftenaooa. Tlae storm wu bear· lag do.. • S.v.-u Beadl aad was ezpeded to .utke a.ere and t11et1 Olar&es&.. 8.C. &e tM north. CHARLE.5TON, S.C. <AP> Thousands fled from this 300· year·old bastion of the Con- federacy today as Hurricane David roared oortbward along the Georgia coast, lubing the s horeline with tree-toppling winds and tides. "There's no q uestion aboul. 1t ," said Dick Shenot of the Na tional Wea ther Service at Charleston. "Charleston is going to get hit " More than S,000 persons, many from the elegant Hilton Head Island resort. toot shelter as the s torm whi ch bad already claimed more than 800 lives in the Caribbean continued its sweep along the Atlantic coast. l l was ~led to hit land a&a!A by late evening. R esi dent s all along the s wamp(_ Georgia and South Carolina coasts were evacuated as gale winds knocked down trees and power lines. Schools were closed. A bout 3,000 persona fled Savann.a.b, Ga .• to the south and l.bouaands of others were routed from the resorts of Sea Island ctnd St. Simoos laland just or Bru.oswick, Ga. Sbenot predicted that bur· ricane-f~ winda would sweep I.his historic city of 60,000 resi· dents, home ol Ft. Sumter where the Civil War began, with tides 6 to 8 feet above normal. At mid-day, the hurricane. packing 90 mph winds, was located near latitude 31.0 north and longitude 80.9 west, or about <Seoe DAVID, Page AZ) * * * Hurricane David Facts Updated Prom AP Dlspat~ltes LocaUoa: Jut 909tll of Savu- oab,Ga. W al"llblp: North to Cape Fear, N.C. Apparat tarcet: Charleston S.C.orSavannah.Ga. - Wllld speed: 90 mph. Movemeat: 12-lS mpb. DeaUa WI: more than 800, five of them in Florida. Damage: No estimate avail ble. Raia: heavy, witb floodin abo a threat. B•rrlcaae Frederic: bi Pueqo Rico, but downgraded a tropical storm. Co as Weather Usual late nlebl and early morning foe or low clouds along beaches otherwise fair Wednesday.,. H11hl 10 to 75 at beacbea to mid-808 inland. Lowa tont1bt eo to es. i 1 M .. \ ,/ . 'J • SLm&A~ N.Y. <AP) -A .a.c:--~ -•• ,,f't'Ml" ..... aMrtlf'• .... ·e··· .,... OD .... ,.,. lo Vll&acropliMt...WDlwM • ad -aboul .. ,...... ........ ......... .,...,.._......., fwil4. -~-..,.......-. .................. .... .... tor ..... WtaiJt ... 6lll't •••• tllOw tt,.. o.,at1 awaa ColuaeA M6d .,..,. t.be heuJ AutbOridel bl!Mve u.. man aa .,.., wtld oo lbe farmer'• . 8ome planta were II ,_ .. t.nuakl ·~ .... .. ...... Auu.oriU• decllned to tden· tify u.e farmer for fe.r Ul•t •ariJuua·bunten would owr· J'\lD bb farm, wtUdl la Mt..., lbe towns of Cbemun1 and A Bti of Old.G~ .... aa9 Lowman, It took depuUa nearl,y four ~endy 1'~raua works on a sand replica of Dozens of .people h elped build t.he sand boura to ba.rvtet the crop, wbieb (iermany'a Heide lberg Castle built this castle. 48 feet long, 40 feet wide and 17 one deputy estimated would be • week at Cardiff. north of San Oie10. feet high, using 400 tons of sand. worth about $40,000 on tbe L ------------------------...;.__;~ atreet. Deputl• hlld I.bl. ~ ln cUi.eritecf. f'.-...Pt1pAI "It wu 1ood 1lu.ff, ·• uld depu· ty Doualu A. Kitc:bell. ''The of· fleer who checked lt. aald lt wu DAVID domealic·lype Colombian." · • • • Police said t.hey learned about the marijuana from an uniden· tified informant. After ldenUfy. lng a sample provided by the ln· formant, they took it to the town of Aablaod justice, who knew tbe farmer and called bim, depuijea said. The sheriff's ofllce usually feta about five calla a year from farmers who find marijuana 1rowine on their property. Mltcbell sald. But the haul 1eneraJly amount.a to about only *» to 40 pounda. . Mitchell speculated that the marijuana probably erew from • lost bag of seed or seeda "that could have blown in from any place." Colussl said the deputies were ~nvinced that the marijuana .. as wild becaW1e "lt was pretty . welJ scattered about " and .... .... .,. ~"Patches had not 1~ mllH 1outh aoulheaat of Snannah, Ga. It waa movlna toward thto north at 12 to 15 mph over opeJ\ waler and weather ol- ftrlall said It could intensify Hurricane warnin11 were po.t~ from Jacksonville, Fla DOrtb to Cape P'ear. N C ·'The projected track right now takes the center near. and par.alleJ to. the Georgia coast to- day and nur South Carolina t.omght." said forecaster Mark Zimmer at the National Hur- ricane Center in Miami "It there's a aUgbl JOR in the track. lt could come over to the Georela coastline thla after noon." Weather officials worried that the storm tides would reach the South Carolina shore durtng the normal high tides late Tuesday evening. Study Shows Sex · Bias in U.S. Schools WASHINGTON <AP ) Sex Fund, has been tracklnl women's dlacrimlnation persists in school educational pro1ret1 alnte its admlnl1tratlon, athletics and eatabl.isbmentin 1974. vocational education, reduclna Accordln1 to Ill Jatelt the looa·ranee optlorus or women . arralyal . Alabama baa the wont and Cirla. a atudy of state pro-overall record and lbe Dialrict 1rams ahowed today. of Columbia lbe best. Holly Knox. director of tbe Here ta bow PEER ranked the Project for Equal Education SO slates and the District of Rlghta (PEER). dncribed the Co lumbia overaU three categories aa ''trad.iUonal • 01.i•K•otc-;-r ic ..... ,,, ~ bellwethers" which indicate :><!':ka"'l::.!t:~=M!t~'=.':1 '..::= where ~men and glrla stand in k~, re.-. ,2 O-tl• u •-......... 11 education. •-•. u ..... v-. '' Me .... " ,.~. 1- Afler analyzing education pat-~~.~7:.~··;, •:,,.::.;::11 11 '0H.~~··;:••, • .,!.'. terns ln the SO slates and the <-••olln• n °"'•,,.,..,• ,. ~"' o-. 11 District of Columbia, the group ~=~~;~.:,. -... ,,_,,.,. " ,,_ ............ • found that the Southeast has the >1 ,.,,_,., » "''-'· ., W\'9"'"'t. ~ d Ot~" U ()Ne, it Wlt<Oft•lfl. JI H-)#<•¥ worat recor In the three • ~ ...... """" ,,,.,,..,., .i 11..-...c•• ., 11 oate0 orlee and the Southwest the ""°"· 0 °'"' .... ., •. 0 16-· « \ovlt. c.. ... -. a 0 North o.tull<I, ... Wftl Vlf9lflla 41 ,.,,,,_ best California's ratio& was • L0<i•w-... "-••••"II 'io u ..... ,,· \ WAIJIINOTON <AP> -Corn- l•C o~.,. 1ne. ·hu ••reed to uk I.be ownen ot 18.5 m.Ullon cotf H maker• to ttop u1tn1 u... ..... tM ba.odlet mlJhl CnM o11. ,.1.q a daaaer or IC....._ a 1overnment oft'lelal .. ,.. JGllla llell, a •PGk•man for the Counmer Product Safety Com· ml.Nkla laid tbe a1ency planned • IMWI coolereoce today to an· now:ae. detaUa ol the Comlnc plan, wbicb wu prompted by eomumer complaint.a. He laid I.be acUoo involves all 18.5 mlWoa coffee makers 10ld by CorainC atnce ll80. It la DOil technically a recall ordered by lbe commlsslon, &U 1ald, but a voluntary plan worked out in ne10Uallon1 between the a1eney and the Cornlna. N. Y., company However. -Bell aaTO.Uib would be the lar1eat recall·Uke act.ion lnvolvtnc a sinele product ainee the a1eney wu eatabU..bed in lt72. Althou&b the commnalon does not expect all 18.5 million coffee maken to be retwned, Bell aald it Juat ball that number la re- turned It would be the lar1est re· call ln the comm.iHh>a'a biltory William JCinl, a Comlnl COO· aultant, Hid the problem ln- v o l v e 1 an eposy aealaot Intended to fasten the metal band 8Uacbinc the handle to the l'..,-P-AJ RATION •.. Becau.ae the odd·even plan waa Mt by an emergency or dinance. superv1sora are re quired to review 1t every two weeks. Supervlaora earlier bad In dlcated they were leanin g toward dropping the plan alter the Labor Day weekend white .-.~mie ,.,eolaton. Tbe sealant can dry out &Dd become br1W.. c...,.... UM ha.D· die to "MPU..._ wttflOat warn· ins'' from ~ percolator. KlD• ·~-. Mesa Council Eyes Towing,. Bluff Project A peCJpOMCI towi.n• ontlnance and a review of a eondomlnlu.m project alonr the Santa Ana River bhdfa wtll come before tbe Co.ta Meaa City Council toniMJrt. The meedni will .a.art at 8: 30 p.m. tn ~ cbamben at 77 fl'alr Driv~. The towma cmllnance would chiefly affect involuntary towing on private property aucb u re- mov al of lmproperly parked car• from apartment complex· ea. AIDOllC the provlaiona would be to Mt maximum rata and to require that cars be made auUable to the ownen wttblo Costa MeiH city limits at no ex- tra charse. even II tbey were stored elaewbere. Tbe ord1nance wu propoMd after police reported pro61ema with out..of',ctty firms cootract- inl for apartment towtne, then charlinr es.orbttant rates, fall· ln1 to report towawaya properly and •tortna t.hem a conaiderable dlatanee away. The council will alao review a Plannin1 Commlaalon deciaion regard.Ina a condominium proj- ect at 2231 Pacific A vc. It la be- lne revtewed at the request ot CouncUwoman Norma Hert.zoe. Work on one of three build.lnp 1n the proJec:t wu halted when com ml.uionera ducovered that the second story hangs c:kver tb .. bluffs The first noor had the re- q-utred five-Coot setback been cared for . "I think that we have to re- alize that we see a poaslbllily of very high water, higher water than most people have ever seen," said Joseph P. Riley Jr., mayor of lhla clly of antebellum mansions, museums and art galleries. 20th. AleNtT\e But the overall picture re---------------------------------------- Two Arrested In Hair Salon Burglary Try .. A pair of 19-year-old men were arrested on burslary chargea Monday alt.er police allesed they tried to pry their way into • bair salon in Fountam Valley, police said Arrested were Keith Aurt!llano Chavez, 20101 Port Circle, Hunt· ineton Beach, and Scott Edward Montgomery, 315 62nd St., NeW'port Beach Police said a witness spotted them at "Haar Styllng for Guys and Gala" Monday al about 10 25 p.m. They allegedly were trying to break into the salon through a rear door. Police arrnted the 1uspecte at the scene at 16131 Brookhursl St. They were booked at Oranae County Jail on sprn a urts Tourist Trade SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas CAP > -The tourtat in· dustry began auesalnc it.a louea today from the world'• larseat oil spill that scared away 1um- mer bualneu and reduced Labor Day weekend revenue. t.o a frac· don of lut year'• lneome. "It '11 a terrible disappoint· menl, •• Ralph Thom~ ol the South Padre Island Tourist Bureau aald Monday. He ••tlmated the botell , restaurant.a and 1hopa that d•· pend on seasonal aalea loet three weeks ot their unrecoverable peak aWJllPer bualD... becaute of oll spW publicity. H DAILY PILOT n.o.-..c..o.M,-.--~-.-_ ... _..._ ... ,...... ...... Or .... C-~'-................ . .... --...., ........... ...., ... c.. ........ -.-i -.-.-......-111.._ Ultt Yeti.y, ,,_, ~ ... ""'°"91 C.-~ ...,..,......._,,......__,,._ ._,..,, "-_..,._......,._ i. .. • I .......... -.0....-c.o ........... -·--__ ,..,.,._ . -··~ Vl<•~-0..-.. ........, """'=-- n:::: .. -=c- ClllW*...:.....'--L.~- a... =.=·=:-~=-....,. ,,.,. IMc'll ..._. ''''''""'".,..., Cit ••••• , ...... South Caronna bu not been hit hard by a hurricane slnc:e Haz~I devastated the Myrtle Beach area in 1954, kllUn1 one person and cauainf dama1e fftimated at '21 million . The two-lane bridge to Hlltoo Head was closed to traffic and power to the island was abut off Beaufort County civil defense authorities estimated 2 ,0-00 persons bad taken refuge in McCracken High School at Bluff ton . Patient.a al the Hlllon Head Island hoepital were evacuated by ambulance 10-8eaufort. Residents of Chariest.on also were getting ready for the on- slaught. "There's not a loaf of bread left In the store," said Billy Powell, a co-manager of a James laland grocery. A Charleston departme nt store reported brlalt sale« of flasbllghts, radio batteries, cooking fuel, camp 1tovM, lamp oil and burrioane lamps A spokesman for the Navy's Atlantic Fleet said unit• In Norfolk, Va .• Elizabeth City, N.C .• and South Carolina are at "Condition 'Ibree," meaning all military personnel are on board and re.cfy to move out. ln the meantime, Florida of. flclals were totin1 up the dama1e from David '• strike Monday oo the central P'lorida beacbee near the nation 'a spaceport at Cape Kennedy and ln the Dominican Republic ot- flclala railed their estimate ol tbe dead, uyin1 at leut 800 penona were killed when the atorm puaed over t.hal country late lut week. "We're a Joni way from bellnniGC to bave a r .. 1 for what the damap ii," aald Joan Hes· aen, aecretary of ~ Florida Department ol Community al- fain. "In many of tbe areu, people can't So back yet becau.ae thue'a eo eledrtcttr. And there are people wbo baven 't lot back to their bom9 Jet... , mains bleak despite a 1972 fed eral law barring sex dis· crtmination ln all rac:el8 o( educa- tion, Ms Knox said. PEER's study indicates a "laggard" en· forcement effort by the Depart- ment of Health, Education and Welfare. she aald. "We cannot afford to educate jlrla at tbou&h Prince Charml.ng la 1ouw to com. a.Joni and lake care of them and protect lbem forever after, .. she said at a newa cooference. The revjew s howed nationally that Although seven out of 10 claaaroom teachers are women, only one out of 10 top school ad· mlniatrators ls a woman. Glrla comprise only 11 per- cent ol student.a 111 tradJtlonatly male vocational pro1rams which lead to hl1h·paylng joba. Girls make up only one. third ot the hJgh school atudent.s participating In lnteracholuUc athletes. "Today 's educational im- balance la tomorrow's economic inequality between the aexea," Ma. Knox Cllnc:luded. PEER. an affiliate of the Na- tional Or&anlzation for Women Leul Deferu1e and Education Piranha Fish Destroyed MANILA, PhlUpplnes <AP > - Flllplno offlciall killed 80 piranha after aetitn1 lbe banned carnlvorou1 flah from a pet abop that alle&edlY 111nu11ted them Into the country from Slneapore. Custom• offlciala Hid the 1hlpment entered the country wrapped 1n pluUc lnllde a crate ol applea. 'Ibey said tbey were Upped to the llle1aJ 1blpment by an lnlonner. Teebnlda.na from tbe Bureau of P'ilberiH aod Aquatic Reaourcet dMlr'oJed lb• flab by pourtq a chemical aoluiloa lnto th• plutlc bal boldlna them. 'Punk Rock' Girls Knife Coast Teen ......... n1k'•1 a INllr ot , ........... ,...., .. ~ aJ. ...... , ettMbd • 11-J•U'-old H....,._ Beaob airl au.day ......... iDMiU OD IMr ct.l ud lie wttla a lbarp object. Tia• Hapeeta, Pollet tald, '1•bMdtlail lirl abolat 1:• •·•• lDtMBollaA .... ~IM GI lhD ull Deallu ud. Mid ._.,_ft .. al ••· TM lbt t.oll .oaaee W • .................. 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Dl•t•foot Saow Three Rescued LONOIOllE, Wub. <AP> -A helicopter mu.uvered tbrou&h lb.lei!: clouda toda1, Ml down on UM wind-raked awomtt of llouDt Rainier and rescued a dl1c Jockey md two plda wbo bad been IU'ucled by foul weather. The three ,couldn't 1ee the helicopter but followed the 1ouod of iu whirling bladea throudl bl1ndtn1 aoow about 1'D yards acroa tbe 14,410-foot aum· mlt, said Mount Ranier NllUooal Park 1pokeaman Larry Hen- cleraon. Tbe Army Chinook helicopter from ·Fort Lewia reached the men abortly aft.er 9 a.m. after being turned back by fog and wind just after daybreak, Hen· dersoo said. tood and flael for anotber couple daya." • Four times on Monday a Cblnook helicopter from Port Lewi• wH unable to laad because ol fo1 and blowinf snow at the IWIUDJt, said Maj. Balpb Paduano. Tbe helicopter made a pus over' the area a1ain shortly after daybreak, but wu unable to land becauae of fo1 and stormy weather. It returned t.o a staoac area about 10 miles from l.be park. MacDooald Initiated the climb to raise money for the figbt against muscular dystrOJ)by and was rWni regular reporta to hla home radio station wbeo the trek t>esan lut Tuesday. Arrai11t111e1tt proceedlnca were ~ed UDtil t a .m . 5-pl. u bf Judee BoM:rt I.let.a. after be l•araed t .. at def endanta Leoaud Lloyd ca... u, of Moreno, &ad Ronald Ja111e1 Kli.teed, 31, ol Tunbl, wen not pr.unL It la alleced that. Case, at Slnall'• diteCtioo, admanlatered drup dw1q the breut implant aur~ry that uaertedly caused the ~eath of Kim Pl~k. The woman went into cardfac anal and died five days later without regaioioc cooaclouaness, ac- cord.in& to in veatigat.ors. Nixon Greets Angels Terry MacDonald, 31, of KYYX·F'll radio in Seattle, and bis cutdel began their mountain climb for charily one week aco. They became stranded over Ole weekend aft.er an acctimuJatloo of 8 feet ol snow destroyed tbeir tent and forced them· to take refuge in sleeping bats nHlled in a crevasse "bigger than a baakelball gymnasium." The broadcast from the mountain continued unW Sa&ur- day morning, when the climbers began to concentrate on sur- vival , said s tation general manager Bob Bingham. Over 300 Attend San Clemente Party 4 Killed ~Tanker Hits Boat Milatead faces charges of COO· spiracy to violate state laws, in· eluding unlawful practice of medicine and grand theft, JWd actual unlawful praetice "bf medicine. Small also is charged with fraudulent alteration of medical records and false advertising. The physician, who in May wu banned by the state Board of Medical Quality Assurance from practicing medicine for one year, appeared al today's bearing wearing a long s leeve, white shirt, open at the collar and a gold medallion around his neck. Tbe thre, defendants were or· dered to stand trial in Superior Court, The order by Central Dis· trict Municipal Court JudJe John Smith followed a lengthy preliminary hearing oo the cbarees. The bearing was closed to l.be press and public. Small's attorney, Terry Gilea of Tustin, predicted today that the upcoming trial will be long, but ''extrepiely interesting." Giles Nici the case ii hi&hJy unaa.al in that a physician ii be- ing charged with murder based on a death that, Giles cJaiJaed, was caUled by a patient~a 410ffr· reaction" to the administered drug•. •'The out.come of the case will bave quite an effect oo the medical profession," Giles said. Giles said most testimony in the trial will come from past_pa- tienta of the now-closed Small's Doctor's Plas tic S urge r y Medic al Group c linic and medical expert.a. Police Probe Teen Slaying In Santa Ana Jnvesti&atioo is continuing in· to the weeaend stabbing death of a Garden Grove man Santa Ana police believe was the victim of a robbery-murder. They ideotilied the dead man aa David Marquez AJcantara, 19, of 12532 llorningaide Drive, Garden Grove. Al.cantara's body was found at 3: 15 a .m. Sunday in an alley in l.be llOO block ol W. McFadden Ave., Sulta Ana, wben police retPGDded to reporta of 1umbotl in the area. However. officers said the vic- Um wu 1tabbed once 1D tbe cbnt, aad dld not a_epear to bave ,..._ wounds. They Hid It appe~ Alcantara bad been robbed. By STEVE MITCHELL Of ... Oelly "9C SUH Guests were greeted wtt.b a chilled margarittt and Mexican mariachi music when t.bey en - tered the pool area or former President Rich a rd Nixon's es late oo Labor Day. And while the party was tout· ed as a tribute to the CaWornia Angels base ball t e am, the former president talked about the "wome n behind the team." a nd reminisced abo ut the former Hamilton Cotton estate whicb be and wife Pal Nixon will be leaving when they move to New York la~r this year. "It was a deligbtlul party ... sa id one Nixon party goer . who asked not to be lde ntified (Related story and picture. page A3). · A photograplit!r took pictures of Nixon with the baseball team. and the former president spoke for about 10 minutes to the 300 to .coo guests at one of the final Nixon parties in San Clemente. "He is obviously ver y en thusiastic about the team," the spokeswoman said. In addition to the margaritas, guests had two Cull bars lo 2 Attaekers Sought FV Woman Held Prisoner, Raped A 19-year-old Fountain Valley woman was beld captive for eight hours Monday and rape4 seven times by two muatacbiod men driving a light-colored van, Huntington Beach police report· ed today. The woman was picked up by the attackers at noon near the corner of Beach Boulevard and Garfield Street, police said. The victim told police she was forced lnto the back of the van and raped by one man as the other drove toward Los Angeles on various freeways . about 2S years old and both with thick mustaches. One attacker woTe a full beard and the other bad blonde hair and tattoos on both arms. she told pobce. Rolling Train Engine Halted After 50 Miles Officers said the men pulled OAKFIELD, N. Y. !AP > off the freeway aod parked in an Engine 6483 pulled out of West unknown area and took turns Seneca and chugged 50 miles sexually assaulting tbe woman. through rarm fields and past She told officers the rapists s mall towns in a 2 'h·hour taped her hands together and journey with only one major threatened ber sever al times problem -there was no one with an eight-inch knife . She aboard. also told police the men bad a The Conrail engine rolled off televis ion set wh ich they the tracks and stopped 56 yards watched for sever&I hours after s hort of a hotel and bowling attacking her . complex Monday In this Gen· Police said the woman was eseeCountyvillage. dropped off in an Anaheim re· Stale police, advised of the s ideotial a rea around 8 p.m . runaway by a motorist. raced to where she contacted police. the track's end point, asking The victim, officers re port.ea, about 15 patrons in the hotel received medical treatment at lounge to leave because an UCI Medical Center. engine was beaded their way. She described lhe suspects as "No one had to be coaxed," said John Scopano, owner of the WT G d hotel and adjacent bowling al· W 0Dl80 Ore ley. "ln the next few mlout.es, I By Buffalo AZUSA <AP) -A BeWlower woman wu sored by a buffalo kept u a abowplece in a pen at the entrance to the San Gabriel Canyoo., authorities HY. Reita Sapp, ~, wu reportedly leaniq a1ain1t a chain link fe11ce at tbe Foothill Dairy when the buffalo attacked ber. did a lot of praying." Police learned of the runaway engine at 12:'5 p.m., Monday when an Akron woman c&Ued the Clarence substation. She said abe not.iced that no one was aboard when the engine rolled by her at a crossing without blowing a warning whistle. It was doi.q about 35 mph, she said. B•n•y Defense Authorities still are tryin; to ftaure out bow the locomotive got •tarted oa ita Journey, which took it throu1h about 40 rall erout:nca -only a fe• of which bad warniJl& devices. No one WU injured. It IJ'OUdd to a bait about 175 feet put the end of \be track, after deralUng when the en1hae'1 wei1bt destroyed the rotted nUbed of an abaodoDed deadend lldlq. WASHINGTON <AP) -ID tbe wake of Preeldent Carter'• aquatic run-in with a panicked rabbit, tbe Deftnden Of WllcDlle U. unveilecl a aeven-point plan for • 'enllcbtened. non-lethal pollclea on pred- aton, iDcbdD1rabbltl." • _ 'n. publicised rabbit 1wam frantically toward C.rU1r'1 canoe dminl a fllhinl trlp last IPrtna. promptiq blm to '"-hteD~t on wttb a ddle. In a let-ter to the p,.ldellt, tbe • IJ'OUP recom· meadl tbat nen time a tit.. to climb Into bl• ·canoe. tbe pr911dent mould ''ltaad up, wave anlt'• pd 7911~'1" 0 of6da1 TobJ Cooper allo 1uuem that e._.-coald be equipped wto. pMclecl avciM lllllUal ftude ........ ; tla&l beJll1 :n--. pot.I Md pua, or NCONiDP ot um ua owlS = llilp° n.p nbbfta at bay ~ UM JN.:91111 •• party lboaJd keep moytq In c.-tbl ............. 't1'0ft. lie Wo Uld Carter ID&1 wut to be Mtom· f::'~ a ,.udllle 8CIW..r fot ·~min•d.e Jn· ~chbll creatiN, ' _.um till WlalteJIDule "Nlll0¥9 all lettuff, ndlabes ud, Of w~CAl"neaf.._.U bel'well11. '' Once at rest, the ..,line "wu le11 than 70 feet from Sou\b Pearl Street. beaded rl1bt toward the botel and bowUn& al- ley&,•• aakl Seooano, owner ol tile Oa~lelcl Hotel and Scopuo'1 ParadlM ~· "It'd bn• SOile rtabt tbroqb t.he ....... No doabt lboat lt." After th• •n1tne 1topped. U'oot*' M.V. Quinlan climbed aboent Md t1IJ'Md the throW• olf. Be laid lt .had been Mt at 3 cmaualeotOtol. Poltee ..UmNd tbe _.. left Welt SeMea, near Buffalo. Nt1r .. 10:•aad11a.m. CoeraD offtelal1 learned about tb• locomoth•'• Journey to Oakl.Wd fteD ood.n.cl bf ute police ~ UM Ullne bid dt- railed, poUce 11.kt (1 ·choose from. and a selection of Mexican dbbes utered by the El Adobe restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. P l a t es wer e hea ped with tacos. guacamole, lobster tail dipped in a hot sauce. and other dishes attractively presented at a large buffet. A floating floral arrangement in the pool, and hanging flower baskets decorated the large pool area a s Nixon and his wife greeted guests for more than an hour after the party began at 5 p.m . Nixon wore a dark s ports coat and light-colored trousers. Mrs. Nixon wore a calf-length pale blue dress . Another Nixon guest . Corona del Mar artist Clyde Zulcb, said N1xon spoke mostly about the An gels d uring a 10-mioute s peech. "He said he was betting on t he m , of course," Zulch said, "and he said he listened to Moo· day's game <against the Ctucago White Sox> on the radio.·· The former president said be would be at loni1ht 's game agajnst the While Sox io Ancel Stadium. The Ange ls tea m , accom · paoied by wives and glrltrtends. arrived at the Nixon home after their 1 p.m. game against the White Sox, which they woo by a 6·5 score. Nixon lauded the wives of the Angels , s aying the wo me n behind the team are the ones whocheertheteamontov1ctory. .Nixon also spoke a bout his plans to leave Casa Pacifica for New York later this year , s aying h e a nd P at wi ll m iss San C I em e n le a nd the fo rme r Western White House Nixon returned to the recep· tion line after his speech, a.od continued to greet guests untiJ the party ended at 7 p .m 'The Nixons hosted another party Sunday to honor former Attorney General J ohn Mite.bell. Many of the former Nixon aides who attended Sunday's pa rty were also present at the La bor Day affair, guests said II s a hnle late 1n my cereer 10 be c om e a cover girl or telev1110n at• bU1 I'm cla1mingt Ooesn 't two magazine covers m six monlhs Qualify for lM ·'cover girt" uue? Ot<. 90 they were only t111de magazines . . but COY9f"a,neverthe .... The ~ thl"9 C<>n'le9 from being In~ by Gii Slratton during • 1pac1al "'Saturday Nigh( Preview:· an outdoor party at 20th C.ntury Fox StudlOI. Th11 wa • nlQht out dunng the 1979 Fall Pacific Jewelty Shaw at the C.ntury Plaza In Lot Aogeles. Donna Blac kman , R ick McEtvalne and I llftianded the &how trom our stor~ll 11 a lour-day .... ion and we had to work Y9f'1 hard 10 ~r the more tn.n eoo manutactu'9r1 and tmportere that were d l1pfaylng their new J•,..lry llnM. We found m.ny exciting new p6ece& wtiieh will be in Cherin H. Barr Jewetere In ampl• time for the coming hOI dfY ..on. They were unable to descend because their ice a xes were buried in the snow and becawse of the a valanche danger A s pecially equipped and trained four membe r rescue team set out from 10,000·foot Camp Muir for the crevasse, but foul weather forced the party to tum back about 3 a m at the 12.200-root level, said Hen· derson. ShortJy after talking with the strand e d m e n by radiotelephone. Henderson saJd. .. They spent a pretty good rught T hey're a little cold , they're a llttle weaker. but they've got Roller Skater, 16, Killed in Huntington A 16-year-old NorUaridge girl was killed and her 13-year-oJd c ompanion injured Monday when struck by a motorist while they were roller atatin.e acroa a busy Hunt:ington Beach street. pohce said. Police arTest.ed Glenda Jean Coffman. 1.9. of 18981 Florida St., Hun~ Beach, on suspicion of hit and run driving and manslaughter. Office rs allege she ned· t.be scene m the 7. 14 p. m . accident nea r the intersection of Warner A venue and Springdale Street. Lesli Ann McBride was pro· nounced dead on ar rival at Hun· t 1n g t o n Int erco m m un 1ty Hospital, orficials ·said He r skating companion, J ulie Maree Arvidson. 5981 Bellefield L&M, Huntington Beach. is listed in st able condition at P acifica Hos pital Police said the girls were skat in g acr oss Wa rne r Avenue sever al hundred feet from a crosswallc when they were bit The driver , police repoi"ted. pa rked he r car about a mile from the scene of the accident Police said she returned to the accident scene a short tJme later with her parenU. and was ar rested c@) &EM WISE Mary Barr c.t11lled Gemo10Q1st AM STERDAM , Netherlands (AP > Maritime police were searching today for the bodies of two men, one of them a Califor· nian, who were killed with their wives when their pleasure boat was run over by a tanker . of· fi cials saJd ··w e have recove r e d the bo<hes of the two women," said a police official, "but the bodies of t.be men floated away after t.be accident and we have not been able to locate-tnem " The victims were F.B.A. Hut- ten, 53, and his 51-year-old wife, from Whittier, Calif., and L.B.C. Hutten. 51 and his 50·year-old wife, from Voorburg. The Hutt.ens from California we re visiting family and friends in Holland for t.be first time in 28 years, said pol.ice, and were to spend a week oo t.be pleasure cruiaer Corbulo owned by Hut· ten's brother They were cruiSLng Monday afternoon down the c anal con· necting Amsterdam with the North Sea when their boat was overtaken by the 550-ton inland tanker Ke1zerstad where the canal entered the city limit.a . "AppattnUy the Huttens did not bear or see the lanker bebin~ them, aod for bis part the captain of the shlp did not see the s mall boat in front." s aid the police spokesman . "All ships have a blind spot d e a d a head . Th e t a nke r ploughed over the Corbulo, tum· ing it over and throwing the four occupants mto the water . ''The Corbulo-righted itself after the tanker had passed by and a nearby harbour service boat took lt in tow and managed to recover the bodies of the two women immediately " The police said that the h ol idaym~ couple h ad joined their relatives on the Corbulo oo Sunday after s pending a few d ays with o ther fam i ly in Ha arle m . so u t h w est o f Amsterdam. with a diamond dra'W$ the eyes to the welHumed ankle M oat b louse s h ave a plunging V·neck. a perfect canvH lor • ~luh of gold and gem1tones Pearl• 1n all shapes and sizes are WIJoying a ternflc renallNnQa. a.,.,,..ii.ct collars and lariat style• also are de11gned to fill the bare area beaullfully. The flowing. sleek fine ol the na rro w lapel s c an b e acc.ntuated with a bar or attck ptn. Bloootw .,. tMlcll. mo111y tor -.curing aearws and tlft. Since hair 11 being worn in tw1at1 and rot11 and fancy bral d a. hair ornaments accented with gemetonn are new thl• fall. If you t\8\19 • pertlcular out1it you'd lltle to ecceMOrln . wur It into OUf ltOfe. Our tralMd penonnel will .now you many "' poealblllt..._ for mati:lng the mo.t of It. The current c~lng •tvtee dk:tat. the oemandl tor jew91ry ~ ~ the tty ... thl• fall .,. '9mlnitotnt Of thf '40'•. Thar•'• an extra bit of fllrtat1ou1ne11 In the '7t ln•rprwc.tton of~ tty..._ CHARLES H. HARR P.S 8111 Pwtnell. who do9I our window dlaplaya. hea promleed to give my ··oovec girl'' photo9 aome apece aoon . • . on the "'strendt. Wtien ttie aicpanalve merohandlH la tucked away In the vault. lncldantelly I'd Ilka to acknowledge all th• many compllrNnta I n... '9C»IWd on llll'e hendlworti. I fMI ~ tort..,.. to ,_. auctl ta1-nt In 04't atore pet90nMI. '' The oalf"'*'Oth altlnt ,,. aHt. tOIMll,,.. tweoe, to lhOw a .,...__ ~ little knee M a Mttle tNgh ... ..,.._ ._ hcltff and ~ plep It up. A fOfd anklet. P9fhape OM eooant9d ....,., .. ,,._ ... , .... , T ....... .,1 h .. ..,. NATION /WORLD Sadat, BegiD in Parley THE OONCLUllON OP our 1ummer 1eaaoo wa1 more Uke a llCJt Uum a l'OU'. Tbey could bav• mailed it tn. JL wu act\&al.l.r pcmlble to ftnd a parldq place 1n aom• Inland Follu Sta11mo Home for HoUday B~kyard Gamea beacbfronl locations. On moet of our beaches, you could actually find room to spot down a beach blanket. On previous three·day holidays, you would have had trouble finding space for a postage stamp. One city lifeguard of my acquaintance suggested that the big holiday weekend was n~thing more tban an enormous bore. Jt waa a sleep·inducer of the first order. If indeed the heavy throngs of yest~ryear stayed away, you a re left. wondering why? Wlth the exception of some morning Cogs, the coaatal weather·waa near-perfect. DILLON, Mont. (AP) -A lloatau Air NaUGoal Guard jet n1bter tbat 1ma1h•d lnto • 1ralD elevator NCODda after • low·level ftlabt over tome 10,000 L'bor Dn parade watcben 1bould ha\'e malnt..alned a t,ooo.foot altitude, mllltary authorttJe1 aay. The pllat WU killed, a. J)l'el· n a nt wo man was In j ure d critically and seven olbers, mOll of them apparently hit by bum· log debris, suffered minor ln· 1uries from the cr ash Monday in this farmlna town of about 5,000,' aulhoriUesaaid, "I JUST thank God the plane wasn't flying In tbe other-dire<:· lion because thousands of people could have been inJured along the parade route," Gov. Thomas L. Judge SBld after tnspecUn& the crash site One of fo ur 17,000·gallon gasoline s torage tanks al • nearby Exxon Co. built plant was set afire but the names were quickly extinguished. The grain elevator was burned to the "round. Also destroyed were the warehouse and offices or the bulk plant and two tanker trucks. THE Pl..ANE was one of two F · 106 fi ghter-Inter ceptors that m a de a demonstration s weep over the Main Street parade route. Witnesses said the left wing of one craft sliced into the grain elevator and fell to the ground in names. Gua rd officials identified the dead pilot as Capt. J oel Rude, 32. of Great Falls, Mont. That Glassed Man ............ Cla yton Moore. forbldde n by court order to wear bis Lone Ranger mask .. cove r s his eyes Wllh dark ~un glasses in Lo u1i,villc . Ky . w here he h as vowed to fight the edict . "I'll never give up being t he Lone Ranger " he declares PLOlssue · _ __,......,_ ._. .._, " ~J-'• _. -.._ --6.,.1 ._ Di8cussed· By~aders HAIFA , larael (AP) - E1ypt'• Anwar Sadat aa.lled iDto Half a harbor aboard a preliden· tlal yacbt today for hia flnt meetloc with laraell Prime Mlnl•ter Menacbem Belin lo two IDODUul, and be declared E1ypt bu a ••moral commit- ment" to reaolve tbe Palntlnlan iHue. Sadat aays he will tm1st on a comprebenalve aettlement by year's end. Settln& an optiml1Uc and friendly tone from the outset, the Eayptian leader told a cheering crowd of lsraelia that he regarded Begin as ••my friend ... "BY NOW I know Premier Be1tn. and I think I can do busi· neu with blm, • Sadat aald before he and hll wlte, Jlban. who la vtaitln& Israel for the first tlme. were driven to a hotel atop Mount Carmel overlookln& thls northern port city. 20 miles south of the troubled Israel· Lebanon border. Israeli jet fighters 1aluted Sadat'• 475-fOOl-long yacht Hor· reya with a flyover as it entered the breakwater a nd docked, escorted by laraell and Egyptian warships. The gleaming white yacht had set out Monday after· noon from Port Said. E.rvot. Balloons and dove11 were re leased into the sky as the Egyp. ti a n preside nt s po ke at a municipal welcoming ceremony. Te n s o f t hou s and s o r school children lined the streets and othe Israelis perched on rooftop:. and pressed against windows of office buildings to ON THE SHORELINE itself, there were no heavy np currents. The surf was about like Lake Placid. Ocean tem· peratures were near ideal. You would have lho'!ght that all of this would add up to paradise for the beach visitors. So what happened to the anticipated record beach crowds? Maybe several things. For one, maybe all those pr ed ictions of massive traffic jams and congestion. The tn· land people may have decided to JUSl forget it. "Fire up the backyard barbecue, Horace . . . '' • D h L• k" catch a gli mpse of him as he Doltday, arra 10 • :~~t.;;:.~~=~~"1';;.!~.·~:" ADDmONALLV, WHILE there was no real gasoline shorta ge for the big weeke.nd. there was the price of the stuff Gasoline has now lodged Itself at an apparenUy permanent level somewhere above one dollar per gallon Jn most locations. So maybe, in celebration or the last gasp of summer. the populace decided to keep the fuel In the tank rather than spewing lt out In smog all over the freeways to the beachfront. Perhaps that's the sign of the times. Maybe some aaru· ty and caution bas r eturned to the inland citizenry. Ripper Strikes Again BRADFORD, Yorkshire <APl -Tbe Yorkshire Rlpper bas ~truck for the 12th time. Police who have been hunting him ror nearly four years said today a woman found stabbed to death bor e the Ripper hallmark knife wounds. The victim was found by a pollce officer ln the back yard or a house on· the fringes of this northern city's red ll&bt district Monday afternoon, Detective Chlef Supe rintendent Jim Hobson said. ~e body of 20-year -0ld slu· dent Barbara Jane Leach had the same Ripper wounds as the other 11 victims, nine of whom we re prostitutes, he sald. Police are certain all 12 s laying& are the work of one man The killing was just as the Ripper promised. In a mocking tape recorded message sent to police laat June tauntin& them with thelr inability to catch him he promised to km his 12th vie· tim "som e tim e this year, maybe September or October." R ENO, Nev. <AP> -liar· rah 's. the Nevada hotel and cai.ino company, will be ac- quired by Holiday tnns Inc., 1£ a m t>r~er is approved by eac h company's board of director!> and shareholders. Roy E. Winegardner. Holi day Inn 's cha1rman and chief ex ecutive officer, and Harrah's board chairman Mead Dixon, a nnounced Monday that the m ove had been approved "In principle" and that the lransac tion would be for combined cash and stock valued al about $300 million. HE ADDED that both com panies would ha ve to receive sa tisfactory feder al tax rulin"s. and approval of Nevad a gaming and other regulatory a uthorities before the deal is completed. 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Plus 1.00 chlrgl on ordn unds 10.00 • .. .... --------~-------- ' , ~ORNlA lJ~ontrolled Blaze Fireliehters battle brush and timber fire on Hunter·Liggett m1lnary r eaerva1Ion near King City as the blaze roared out of control Monday. Pvt. Marshall Dean Burkhart of West Virginia, stationed at the facility, was booked on arson charge. M-Or-e than 500 men are fighting the fire that has thus far consumed more than 6,000 acres and has spread into adjacent Los Padres NJ!lional Forest. RTD Strike. Continues Union Sa ys Talks 'Useless' O ver Offer ' LOS ANGELES CAP ) -The union represent- ing 5,000 striking bus drivers says it will break off taJks with the Southern California Rapid Transit District today unless the RTD comes up with a bet· ter contract offer. · Buses serving the metropolitan area have been off the streets for ten days after a strike by unions representing the drivers, mechanics and clerical employees of the district, which normally serves 1.2 million passengers a day on 2.600 buses. Earl R. Clark, head or the United Transport&· Probe Asked In Shooting LOS ANGELES (AP)-A citizens organ.iza. lion formed to investigate police shootings claims a 39-year-old Oakland man was fatally shot by of· ficers after he was handcuffed and tried to escape from their car. But police said the man, identified as Crossetti Ardel Taylor. was killed Monday after he alleged- ly pointed a modified amall-caliber rifle at of· fi cers. who handcuf.fed him after be was shot. TAYLOR IS BELIEVED to be the same man who fired four random shots at Sammy Lee Jones a few blocks from where Taylor was shot by of· ficers. Jones was not hit. in that shooting incident. Rev .• John T Smith, head of the Coalition Against Police Abuse, a rrived at the scene after tbe shooting and disputed the police version of the incident. Smith said four witnesses t6ld him they saw a portable radjo, not a gun, in Taylor's bands. POUCE LT. CHARLES Higbie said Taylor was spotted by uniformed officers Timothy T. Willianu, 30, a five-year·veteran of the force, and Richard L. Mosler, 26. with six years experience. Higbie said the officers recognized the slender object carried by Taylor was a collapsible-type semi-automatic rifle, stripped of its stock. Mossier. who was driving the patrol car, got out and struggled with Taylor for control of the weapon as Williams drew his service revo1ver, Higbie said. TAYLOR PULLED THE RIFLE away from Mossier and pomted it al Williams through the open car door. Williams fired once, hitting Taylor in the upper torso. Hi gbie said. Taylor fell over the driver's seat. where of· ricers handcuffed him and placed him on the ground near the pat.rol car. Offi~ers . said hand· cuffing someone wounded by police is standard procedure, even if he appears to be dead. ' lion Union. said late Monday that he advised chief state conciliator Thomas McCarthy that further talks would be .. useless"' unless RTD negotiators revise their ofCer "If the district is not prepared to move substantially on its last offer, we are not go· ing to just sit around forno purpose ... Clark said TIDO Fir~• S rort·h 670 . .\<"re• PERRIS (AP) -Two brus h Cires that scorched more than 670 acres near Perris have destroyed a vacant mobile home, several animal pens, a pickup truck camper shell and a storage shed. firefighters said. The flames spared C"r.4 T'r J houses in a hea vi l y J i /t CJ popul a ted area of Riverside County where 70 acres were charred Monday. said H1verside County Fire Department spokesman Irvin Mills. "( ------- FH111 S t rfke T alks Rene ace d LOS ANGELES CAP ) -Representatives of the film industry's major technical and crafts un- ion return to the bargaining table Wednesday. able to back up their demands with strike authorization from their 20,000 members. Union negotiators r eceived the s trike authorization from the International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees on Saturday. when 89 percent of the 17.536 Cilm workers voting gave their approval to a walkout, said IA TSE spokesman Joe Bernav T oi Falb F ro111 Boa t~ Droa.c1u SUISUN CITY (AP) -A baby boy who wasn't wearing a life preserver fell off a sailboat in Suisan Bay Monday and drowned, authorities said The Solano County Coroner's officer identified the victim.as Ali Ibrahim. l'h·years-0ld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asan Ibrahim of Suisan City. The sheriff's office is investigating the circumstances of the death. Da vid Santos of the coroner's of!ice said. Weel.u?nd Ga# S upply Ple ntiful SACRAMENTO <AP ) -There was apparenUy enough gasoline for Labor Day weekend motorists despite the threat or mass closures by a service station's group. The California State Automobile Association. which set up a gasoline information telephone service. said Monday il could find no major problems in gasoline availability. The California Service Station Ai>sociation 's executive director . Jim Campbell, had predicted that 90 percent of the gasoline stations in Northern California would be closed Sunday and Monday It's not how often you tell her, but how well. We can show you so manx ways to tell her 1 love you" - each beautiful, unforgettable, constant. And it's there for the world to se~. SLA.VICK'S .. Fiuhwn lslJnJ. Newport C~nr~r. Ne•-porr B<-J.<h I (714) 644-1 \80 '('>fl\rl 1,.,.1lton• "«'t-.imm\fu f•ll 1..t)lun.. Holh M•ll. Or•n)lt. ( '"""' Alll&Gmt~ lbJ Anpln f 5aft o.~,., I LA. Vr,ro , .. _"',..,,_,,,_,.....,,._ .. -~.,--""""' ' ,\1,.,4,r I 1•.I•••'·"' r.111/tl ~. n.11r. S.-•.,.. 4. im Pioneer Probes Planet-'.' . Photos Detail Saturn's Myaterioua Ring• NOUNTAlN VJ£W <AP > -Pioneer 11, aailina "We were 1ettin1 coDJlderable noiae over U.C dHper loto 1pace today after it.a b.J.atorie explora-line and we Joel cooaiderabl4p data," be" u.ld. • Uon ol Saturn la ~l@Jlnt a a,w aQd_S\lfVrislnd~~l ..dat.a. -;:,.~'!Med ~ oM1' t.-.u;;wl~~;.;;;. -ftt•nw Pteia'ti Ot m~·· mystenoua, 1nilen-~ asurementa made of 11tan. the laraest •. IQ& rtnca. •IY• tho mlt•lon'• cblef aclentl.st. Saturn's 10 moom and prObably the 1-r••t moon "We ant beatnntni to Learn wbllt will "Probably in the solar system. turn out to be more \ban we bad ever boped for Unlesa aome of the meuunmenta can be re. ... lD terms of wbal ~rings are aU about," covered, "We will have no Idea about the U!m· aald Jobn H. Wolfe. perature," Wolfe said. AND IT IB THE B&OAD, thin rings of frozen particles that etve Saturn lta special fascination - "this extraterreatrial myatique" -for earthllocs, he said. Pioneer, meanwhile, was more than 1.2 million miles beyond Saturn today and still looking back to pbotogl'aph and probe the planet. The ship. already nearly a billion miles from Earth, will sail endlessly throu_gh spaee leaving our IOlar system around the turn of the century. THE TBAfL.BLAZJNG little spaceship was launched in April 1973. It visited Jupiter in 1974 and baa just taken humanity on its first tour of Saturn. Its long Journey l5 described as a resound- ing success by officials 01 tbe National Aerooaullcs and Space Administration's Ames Research Center here The rings. arrayed about the planet like circles witb.in circles,. span at leaat lW.000 miles of space, though they are DO more than 11"2 mile~ thick. Pioneer first discovered an unsuspected new ring, dubbed the F·ring, that encircles the planet some S0,000 miles above Saturn's yeUow cloudtops and 2.~ miles beyond the three visible and well· known rtngs. The space between them is being called the "'Pioneer gap " THEN, ON MONDAY. scientists reported a Pioneer picture that shows a broad gap between two of the known rings Virtually invisible from Earth, "this gap had been discussed and it had been doubted 1 thank that doubt should be over. because we can s~e 1t very clearly," :.aid Thomas Gehrels. head of the Pioneer 1ma~1ng tt'itm. He said the new and unnamed gap 1s about the sam e size as the Jong known , J,OOO·mile·'4 Jdt- Cassini"s Dlv1S1on within the v1s1ble rangs Even after Pioneer's close encounter Satur day, there·s still some confus ion about tht' total number of rings EARTH-BASED STUDIES 1nd1cate a faint an ner ring stretches out from the pla net"s surface and some endcnce suggeslS a very vague outer riOI?. Pioneer·~ camera :.aw neither of these h111 Gehrels said they may be too faint for the spaceship to fand Project manager Charles Ha ll said the shi p and ilS instruments were operating well. aJthough radio interference apparently knocked out its earthbound signals briefly Monday Tally Told $30 Million for MD LAS VEGAS, Nev CAP I Jerry Lewis· 14th telethon fo r muscular dystrophy kept up a s uccessful Labor Day tradition by surpass- ing last year's tally and raising SJ0.075.227 "What's so unusual ahout at is that last year we got about S2 million rrom the Miami area and this time at was much less than that because Hurricane David interrupted the phone service."' said Horst Petzall. an MDA spokesman ··Even so. we broke the ol<l rec ord by a nu I hon dollars ·· The 21 1-'l·hour telethon. held at the Sahara Hotel, ended. Monday at 3 30 p m PDT. This was the seventh year for the telethon in Las Vegas after seven years in New York It was broadcast on 213 television stations in the United States and Canada. Labor Day Crowds Flock To Beaches By Tlte Associated Preu . .. There were wall-to· wall bodies at the beaches,• bumper-to-bumper cars at the Mexican border and sunny skies from start lo flnish as Labor Day 1979 : drew to a close in Southern California. R~reallon areas were crowded for the unof- ficial last day of summer , but the California _ tttghway Patrol said Monday traffic was ligb1 on most or the state's thoroughfares. a situation at-: tributed to worries about gas availability. BUT AT THE U.S .. MEXJCAN border in San Ysidro. customs offlcaals said travelers returning from Mexico had to wait two to three hours before entering the United States, even though all 22 · gates or the nation's largest port of entry were · operating The CHP also re ported heavy traffic on highways out of Reno and Las Vegas. Nev .• Mon· day night. THE CHP SAID SO motorists had died in 29 separate accident~ on Cahforma highways by ~onday , two deaths above last year 's total for the same penod The CHP reponed its officers m ade fewer drunken dnvmg arrests. however, compared to last }ear down nearly 25 percent statewide and 30 percent in the southland SOL"TIIERN CALI FORSIANS nocked to the beach~. v.here temperatures ranged from 72 10 Long Beach to 78 an Malibu, with water tern· peratures m the htJ!h 60s or 70s. Skies were clear throughout the region . with highs an the mid 80s to 90s Zuma ~ach lifeguards reported "wall-to-wall bodies"' w1th 120.000 bathers. South Bay beaches reported another 200,000 v1 s1tors. "'We"ve got a real crowd out he re and the water's warm ... said lifeguard Rick Watson at Santa Monica beach 5 DAILY CRUISES DOWNTOWN LONG BEACH 775-6111 . 832-4521 • 714 527·7111 &OOM The Pure High Energy Food for Natural Vitality 90 1ablets lor s9 50 plus la• L·LYSINE Aids in the Control of Herpes as Featured in Parade Magazine I()() lclblt>h (5-0() mq) IOI S5 95 plU$ l&A ORDER YO<JRS NOW FROM NUTRI-MARK, INC. 15802 Spronqdalt' S1ree1 Depl BB Hun1inq1on Beach CA 92649 Pluu Add • 1.00 po1tagt •nd handling l - FREE BIK E BAG w1rh .iny b.K k ro sdwol purch.tH· Offc:r ~01)d thru Sc:pr. t )th ll'~tl lrv111<' N.>wport tk.Kh C..il1hirnl.i. Mnie 04~ 7\.'lcl . ·' (1 I 'Al etirement Debt . Must ~ Curbed At die ln&IDIMir ot ao•• .. .,.... empaoy .. bai 1rown ~ • .-,. .,, • .._ owr u.. put rour deeadft," 1aa1 • .J~-~~~=-!-i:MIP ,_, fa Um6 "t.'-~W\t'••·· 8'¥ ~t. Tbe ~ CS.bl problem hu t>Mo CQmpmmded by -..•id blnil'lta won by rrillllant employ pruaur J1111111L T'bey f'rectGelltly are m ueb rrealer than t.boM fCMIDd In private lDiu.at.ry. And la m~ cl • eountl• •nd nata tbtOUJhout the oatlao taxpayers not~ born will be plckJ.n& up the tab for lel'Vleel rendered to their foref athera by public e~ who bal'e reUred. Last week. startni at a proJ~lcd long r an&«i $28.5 mlDJon to S.00 million retirement fund d ltclt. Oranae eo.,nty supervt.SOra decided lhat future couJlty employees wlU pay more ond rec lve less ln their retir~ment paekage. That move was the second respo ns ible s t&p supervisors have taken to clocie ln on the projected defi cit since it w w; 1dentilled by actuaries Jate last yea r . By au.empting to own up to a retirement debt thut rightfully belongs to t.hia generation of ta xpayen . the board is owed thanks from the gene ration of future taxpayers wtuch won't be stuc k with a tab for ser vices rendered to other.;. Victims-Pay and Pay Nine months ago Laguna Beach service station owner Fred Strafford was talking to his son outside a toc11l tave rn when a tot al stranger walked up, pulled a .357 m agnum handgun from a s houlder holste r 11nd shot Strafford in the stom ach. His assrulant has been sentened to eight years in prison. but tha t doesn't do much for Strafford. · His medical and hospita l bills a mounted to $118.000, of which his ins uran ce paid $15,000. Strafford put in $10,000 from his savings. The re 's a chan ce he may get $20.000 from the state's Victims of Violent Crimes fund. Then he11 only owe $75,000. He did get a $300.000 judgment in a laws uit filed against the man who shot him , but he doesn 't r eally expect to see any of that, even when the man gets out of jail. Strafford ~till isn 't strong enough to work at the service station he's owned for 16 years, but he's rel.uctant to lose it , or his home, to pay off the rest of the medical bills. So the future is s till hazy. Meanwhile, just last week in Huntington Beach a former Marine who survived service in Korea and Vietnam was on his way to pick up a fa m ily dinner at a fast food plact! when a bullet r ipped through the door of his car and his leg. f\ sus pect who wa:, found with a high-power rifle in h1" catcnn~ truck is in custody, charged with Cfttempted murd<·r. J fC' too was a stranger to his v1ct1m Why did they do 1t? Who knows» Why \\ere they ct1rrying J,!uns·> Because that's their "right " What wrre th~· ·nghl~" oflhe1r victims? Apparently none A Laggard Congress After a monthlong recess. Congress reconvenes tomorrow <tnd House Speaker Thomas P . "Tip" O'Neill a lready ha'i advised staff members to forget about P.lans for Thunk~giving a nd Christm as holidays. The work <Jgenda facing the le~islators is staggering. It ranges t rom SALT fl through a raft of energy bills a nd cover!-> inflation. taxes, spending. rcgulartory reform and int(·rnational trade. along with confir mation of P resident Carter's new apPointments, all left pending when the summer recess began. So for the 96th Congress has set something of a ret'ord for not passing major bills, or even bringing them to VOlf• , O'Neill 's admonition 1 notwithstanding, there's little reason to h'ope for much m ore significant action, because now we're heading into an e lection year when all 435 r epresentatives a nd 29 Senate incumbents will be seeking to retain their seats. So it's a fair bet that Senate majority leader Robert Byrd and O'Neill himself will tippytoe a round scheduling too m any controver sial votes lest their pa n y's l'.J)ajority in both houses s hould suffer in 1980. President Carter has t ak en a lot of flak for his administration's failure to t ake constructive action on c ritical energy issues, especially our d ependence on for eign oil. But in fact the president has presented a dozen legislative proPosals in this a rea. all of them thus far 'ignored by Congress. which set its own committees to tinkering with alternative measures. The word is t hat many of the mem bers learned during their home visits that t heir const ituents are frustrated and want to see action. Well they might. But don't hold your br eath. not with an election year loom ing. • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page-are t~ose of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Addreu The Dally Pilot. P O Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92628 Phone (71 4) 642-4321 Boyd/May-December ByLM.BOYD In only about 7 percent of the marriages nationwide ls the bUlband at least 10 years older than the wile. And in only one marriage out or every 900 la the groom over Dear Gloomy Gus It lhould be a law that auto dealtrt obtain a P9Jcblalric evaluation on lb sanity of eveey bllyel' al a ptckup truck. It would reduce t.belr numben on the road.a by • percenl L .M. 45 with the bride under 25. Our Love and War man re- ports these figures in reply to a client wbo asks it the so- called May-December mar· ria1e ii common. No, not too. Q. "Does Chinese Vice Premier Teo1 chew tobacco?" A. Enctly what be cbe~ I do not knOw. Can only report he requira wherever be 1oes the uae of a spittoon. /\. "la ll true that Bing Crosby r efused to fly in airplanes?" A. For about 30 yeara he dld. Aft.er WW Ro1era and WUey Post died in the Aluka crash back ln the 1930I. Take somebody who drink• more than a pl.Gt of wJ:Uakey every clay for at least 10 years. When and tr tba' party • eoee to u. boepltaJ for any sort al IW'lll')', 111d paUent wlll require" percent mon anesthetic than the aver1ce. • Robert ... Wted/PubllsMr Rowland ~vam/Rohel'I NOYak T~.~•.1t11 ( Carter Ele ction F tmd Dwindles ~ W AIHINOTOlf -P'u11d· rablOI for Jlmm1 Carwr'1 ,... ·•~ hat~..,. tioo. drJ tM &Ml~ .. ~!":'--.. -~ped!IMt: uap~-In the modem ptaldleey t.bat eould n&Je out an ~---carter-campalin. P~ Carter•1 mOM)' ap. peal.a .. ~by IOUretl on wbtcb 'be bad depeaded: the Jewlab' community ~ elemenlll of th e oll l ndualry, bualneu men putlcularly dependent on 1ov o romeat d ec lalons. W ashina t on lo bbyists have stopped U.pplng clients' bank ac- counts. Sellin1 ticketa to Carter fund -raisers is bard labor. THE REFLEC'tS not only t he preside nt's deterit>rating political rondJtion but pr•ctical campaign problems. His present l'tt1'h·o n hand n Tfported at $947 .350. but the easy money has bt>en raised Nobody c11n im· agme how to raise lhe addtt1onul $4 million that ought to be there b) January for Carter to colleet t>uough federal matching funds to run tht' kind of pre-conventioo campaign he nced:s H eavy early fund1n 11: 1s neCCl:>Sary becau:w of the pr~ pect Carter will lose early primanes, whether or not Sen Edward M Kennedy opposf's h im. That means Carl<'r's only chance will be s logging 1t out in t'V<'ry primary, which mdt'(.'Ci 1s his plan For that reui.on, knowledgable supporters and even somP administration of- hc1a1., prn:.Jt<:ly talk about the poss1bil1ty or his empty war <·hest forc1n~ him o ut or the race NONE OF this seemed lmml· nent a<; ~ummer began with $1 S million rJ1sed for Carter. The first chill came whe n ticket :.t.•llt•rs l'ncountercd massive sa l('s rt•sistance for Carter 's $1 ,000-a plate kick off dinner at the Washington Hilton Ho tel .J unt.• 25 Although the $174,214 45 net profit was dose t o t he original target, 1t was reached only after prodigious effort T he chill became a freeze Earl Waters la .11&1¥. Mueb of th• Jewllb larcer lndeDeDclnt predueen. comanlldt.Y (oft.en •tlmat.d at Wben SchlHln1er fell •• TO ~ ol Democratic PIW" teeretary ot enera I the pna. . ~·~··••1':!:!:;.;; __ ;......._t ... ttw,; o;::-w;.,,5..,. ..... a11eaalld ti)' Cartn'a llJdeut pollc1' More ientrall.Y. cUtota. 1M1an teWmc tbelr lobb,ut.a tbat t1wJ Um.ply did not can to belp Cuter, wbatenr effect tbat m1fht bav• Ota clOllDI W uhtnctoo'• doon to them. Tbe temperature went trtcld wltb Carter•• Hl·concelved Cabinet shakeup, Apart ttom •a•rall.y aumblna bis support, it bad one wdDteaded result: abut~ oil aubstaaUaJ commJt· ment.a from the oil indaatry. Dr. James Schlesinger bad 1rown steadily more popular wtlhln the lnduatry. particularly arnonc BY mo-111LY. nen tbaflmd. ra~ wen ~ out. It wu no accident wbeo CM lobbyil'l, a veteran al Democratic wan wbo bad been ptucttnc b1a cu.at.a '°' Carter, mJ.saed an Aucust meet-tna of the president'• bualneu supporters. He had decided be could no longer press bis clients to a lost cau.se. If be tries to ex-tra~t money in tbe future. it will be ror Kennedy. Few other businessmen or lob- bytat.a are switching to Kelllledy. Even IO, Teddy Kemnedy does not arouse the pervuive fear of Robert r. x...-Uaat -.. kMp !DOMJ 1*11~ lido ~ dent L1DdOD B. I lllOO'I ... ~ ....;,:;. ..... -~'"lll ... witbdraw,i. ONlt a&UON 1-tbal COD- terv atlve Democratic k•i· nesamen '#bo abowered mcmey OD • LBJ ID 1M8 -aad pn. aumably would prefel' Cut. over Keaned1 tllla time -are i ntent on aeeurln' tbe Republican nomination for u- D e mocrat John B. Connally. Like many of ~r Republican brethren, they conalder CoanaJ. ly certain to be the next Pftlli· dent. lwben, in fact, be remaim a longahot>. Evan Dobelle, Carter's chief fund-raiser, told ua to- g e n uoua ly that the presi- dent encounters no greater dif. fi cuJty than any other candidate coping with post-Watergate restrictions. Indeed, there ta ·ev1de nce the Carter pollUcal team does not recognize the pre- s ident's plight. 'Ihua. there was no response at the busineaa group's August meeting when two famed Democratic lobbyist& dec lared-ooly partly lo jest- they could ralae money on.1y lf Treasury Secretary G . William Miller were made availahle to them, for two days eacb. to see all their clients. They did not want Rosalynn Carte r . whose fund -raising forays make more news than money . The only two Cart.er VIPs able to crack tbe money freeze are Mlller <considered by the White House inapi>roprlate for such uubby work> and Am- bassador Robert S . Strausa who h u his hand" full ln lbe Mideast>. GLUM Washington lobbyist.a who have stuck with Jimmy Cart.er through the bleak sum- m er or '79 have come to believe Kennedy will end up in the race. If that perception spreada na· llonally. 1t could conceivably Renerate funds for the presi· dent's defense. But ii the course taken 1n Washington is duplicat- l'd h•wer dollars than ever will ~o 1nt<1 the Carter war chest ..,o few that hf' might consider ""tlhdrawlng becausf' or un pn·ceoented tnab1hty by an m 1·umbent pr~tdent to finance his campaJgn Postal Service Reflects DreaDI World Our nat1onal post al service has become something IJkc lhl' weather tn that everyone cusses 1t but nobody does a nything about it Only recently Postmaster General William F. Bolger w as quoted in the national press· as asserting that there have been "dramatic improvements" in the mail service. His statement Is a fantastic ex.ample of how the people 1n Washington. l n c lud i n ~ mos t <.:o n g r ess m e n . l ive ln a never ·n ever dream world. They honestly believe things across th e land are ex· actly as they fantasize. that 'w ishing will make it so." or course. there was one gr ain of truth in Bolger 's assertion Last month two letters dis· patched simultaneously at Salt l...ake City, one by Pony Ex pre~!> and one by l ' S Mull. arn\•t>d at the same time <JI the stale· Capitol. THIS WAS INDf.EO a "dramatic 1mprovemt.'nl."" for. In a sim ilar contest lhe year before. the Pony Express letter arrived a fulr,,ay a head of the U.S. Mail. SUll. viewing the overa ll mail service. Bolger·s claim has a ll the earmarks or someone a t· tempting to use the "big he" to tum opinion completely away from the facts. Unfo rtuna te ly for Bolge r. ~are still far too m any peo· pie around who remember the days or the three cent letter and even the two cent one. But even those people. in the light of the inflation that has taken place. would probably ac cep t the i nc r eases with a minimum of grumbling If there had been no cha n ge 1n the service. It I s n 't th at the service hasn't improved since those ~ys Nobody really would want '1mr,roH·mt:nh 1r th1·\ could <'f\JOY tht' sumt• 1£·,·•·I of '-t'r\ 1c·1· they had v.hen po-.l6~t· ""6" onh three-C'<' n b TilOSe v.('rt" tht• dJvc; ""h«>n lhl' "postman alway<i rin~s twlC't"" .meant that he dehvPred tht' mail to your home t w1ee each day Downtown businesses received deliven es thrtt to rour times dally. II t.hat wasn't enough ror them they ren\A?'d post orr1ce box es where the m ail was sorted Wlth each incoming train. Now post offi ce box o r not. you get your mall once a day and never on&inday ANOTHER REVERS E 1m provement of the postal service has been the coUecu ons. In its hey-day the U.S. Ma1I had col· lect100 box~ at ne arly every downtown street corner and con- veniently spread through the neighborhoods. The mail was picked up with great frequency throughout lhe day and night. Now su.c h boxes a re a n oddity and eve n branch post offices have only one pick-up a day. '\ t' \f' r I h <'I<:..,.,. 1 t 1:. q u 1 h : P''""'hlt• that lh1· publ ic 1n ~t-neral would <''en accept lht>S(' C'utback..; tn dehvent.'') and pick uix 1f onh lht•rt· wa-. some cer· lalllty that a letl<>r posted one dav would bt> de lt ver e d at ~unat1ons within reasonable dist..ances the next day. Inste ad. 11 is DO( uncommon for a letter to consume a week's t1me getting across town. So unreliable is the U S. m ail delt very. that the postal ser v ice now sells tn· surance for S5 to guarantee next- day deb very. ONE MAY well s uspect that the reason lhe mail has become so bogged down, Is tM!cauae of the concern the Postal Service has shown to the special m - terest.s bulk ma il, giving them low rates and clogglDg up the workload Wlth "junk" mail. ln any event Bolger s absurd c l aim mak es one w o nde r whether he 1s any relation to that other comed ian named Bolger. Probably not, for Ray had great talent. Charles McCabe _ .. Now They're Going to Take Our Neuroses Away • J see where the no ble shrinks ar e about to perform a terminal indignity on us. They are going to take away our ne uroses. The American Psychiatric As · soclation is compiling its ThJrd Dia gnosti c and Statistic M a nu a l o r Me ntal Di!I· orde rs . In it th e w o rd neurosis will be droppe d . Dr Robert A. Spit ze r . c hairman of the APA task force supervialne the project, explains: "What we are doin1 in the oew m anual IA elimlnatil)g the old hudlng 'The Neuroses' wllb detcript.km.I of such dlfordeta as depreulve neurosll. Jn lt.a place wm be •l)borders' with detailed deacrtptlons of 1ucb dlaorden lnchldins pboblu. anxiety. ob- Hul ve·compulal ve, hyaterla, depreaalon and deperaonallaa· Uon dJ.aorden." A NE\Jt0818, under tt.a pres· ent deftnltlon, tJ any pat.tern In wbJeb unwutect and compulalve thought.a. feelings and/or actions occur without producing a ma- jor, sustained disorganization or the personality or tbe loss of a sense of reality. Thia move Is hard cheeae for the likes of me. For most of my adult life r have considered myself some kind of neurodc. although I was never exacUy sure ju,,t what the br•nd was. The definition above descrlbes • fair portjon ot my conduct over the yean. Further, practically every person I've known and liked tn my lifetime baa hffn a neurode, or thought he or 1he wu one, which ll perh•PI the aame thine. In some ctrdes they would have been called 1oofballt, and ln ot.ben eecent.r1ca. They weren't your avera1e tn.auranc• man or 1olf pro. There are even neurotic tmuranee peddlul and 1olf proe; but they are rather rare blrdl, or weU-dll1uJNd. I wouldn't have bad lt otbenri.le. In my private ledeoa I equate I.be word neurotic wtth the word "lotereaun,." nua ttoe. not mean all neurotlca are lntere1tln1. l.ndeed, aome of them an ctcaattc borea. What I do mean t. tbat practlcaU1 e very Interesting person I've met also met the criteria of the neurotic. I ONCE UVED for several years in the Mexican town of Cueroavaca. There wu a aiu· ble fomin colony there. maybe 3000 penooa, moaUy Americans. .nd British. I tb.l.nk I can bonesl· ly aay I never met a person there wbo wu oot an lka,.t neurotic, and I lll•t moat ·o1 t.be foretcnera at one time or another. Sonie were tft'Qd to Co out of their boulea. aonie were afraid to enter them. One lady locked .. . hetselr in a room fo r years because sbe was afraid of aeor- plons. 1llere were bomopbiles of every alz.e and shape. in the daya when this deviation wu con- sidered deddedlt neurotic. ConversaUon of a morning amon1 groups on the veranda ot the Bella Vilta Hotel or ln front of Place Pi1alle, a sort of m,ht club, was a collectlon of symptom•. ni1btm•re• and biaarre aexual fantasies. ~ CVaJ6USLY, then waaa't a 'ib.riok ln the place, t.boulh tM:re were pfenty in Mexico Ct~. Nobody I mew wu ID~. thouab •ty had been bad" In the S&at.19. Tbelr neUl'Olll WAS tbelr t.benP1. That and tbe clear mouat.aln alr of UM town. ad the cleanllq attenaooo abowwl. I haw never qult. det.rmlDecl wlaet!Mlr lbtq in tbat adllOJ loony atmolpbere C'll>MtltUlild a plus or a ml.am to 1117 m rt•J bealth. I lmow I clkl tome ~ wild tblDp don tMn, that ml1bt land me la • calaMole lD RJvenide or lu Dle10 ClCMIUel. I eertalDtr -. Joyed IQ1 ,..,. ID that datl.Y town. Tboae boy1 aDd UM(r ladlet wen RSAL ~ca. ANALYSIS LA Tensions Near Boil Bua /aue Sparla Eiluµc Groupa Battle a, ..-Al .. SUAI BcO be ud Bradley'• aldel polnt to a 2~· U _, dl1 11 .ud '*1 for an outtnak of year-old bllck·Jmah le.-...Up coalition u a IM kW ot nda1 eoelllct feared bJ blaek ud keJ~tbe lid oo lDter·radal feeli.Dp ln .lewilla hd1rn ta tM wm of ADdl'9w Youq'1 Sou Th& I!._~ Jech .. ~"' ~--~l&....WC .•~ ..... ' ,,,... ' d~O olftclall ol'blMk dlUJ"dMs wt Md ~ II eertoul ndaf teDlkm lD lM ,,,,...,. Jike..tlM Urban Leape and U.. NAACP. A foe!IMn Cdlonla m~ But tboM ci..t limllu Cblcazao..Jewlab •l'O&IP w• f.....S lMt -10 ~-C:icliillfctilii•••L lDCreued • • . ..,_. , . .,.. 1iaee Yomc'• ..... UoL ''We're able to communicate," aaid tbe Jewilb leader. wbo 1pob on a not-tor-attribution but.. 0 llll'I' GUS .ftlS RS1.INOI a .. Wt J ... tend to fqrget that blacb feel u •tl'oaC· fonsm." 9* ooe dtJ Oft\dal. "We'd be ln real ly about~ and afftrQlalive action u we do tnMable eow lt we Wa'\ beta dGilAI OW' bomework about IaraeL T6e black leaden would like ua to do lbe lut coupae ot yean. lt't net GO or t.bt Pal•U-more to support them, but they undentand the alana, .....,., E'f•J'JODt preuw-. oo ua." MN bl.._ the Arat. ' 90\JTH&RN f<W the price ol oil." CALIFOaNIA ADDS A DY B&ADLEY AIDE, "I don't The-ten1•00 ln Lo9 FOCUS lhlnk t.be leadenbip coalition speak.a for the man AD1elel la a product ol '-lo the street. Bot we hope their thought.a filter court-ordered achoo1 ln· down. And the fact that these peopte have talked to tepaUoD, backed by the bhaek community, re-each other for two yean belpe~ln a criaia. You cel•ed wttb mixed feellDS by Mexlcen-Amerteana won't have the kind of bluta at •ch other in the and~ by about IO percet ot wbltee, aceonl· media that you've bad in New York since Vounc lDt &6 one Poll. reatped. ·· Tbe buaina would inevitably have produced ln· But efforts by community leaden woo't end ter-raclal tension reaardlea ol who the pro-and aecrepted bousing and resulting school buaing. an&.lbUli.DC leaden were. · · both key causes of the interracial tensions. Tbat meam incidents like the ant.i-SemiUc 8111' IN L08 ANGELES, THE TB&EE most sboutlnl at the school board can recur, and they vWble antl-bualn& leaden are acl>ool board mem-may become more frequent as the Nov. 6 election hen Roberta Fiedler and Roberta Weintraub, and DeArL Demoere~state-Sea. Alan RobbtDI, authot OI the But it's clear that community leaders know anti-busing amendment on the Nov. 6 statewide tbe potential for trouble that exists. That special etec:tion ballot. All three are Jewiab. knowlqe has kept t.be tensions in band so rar. Accenung the conflict la a vacancy on the Los;:::::================t Angeles school board. Anti-bwlln& board members have pushed to fill the vacancy with one of their al· C Q C.1S"T Ouc.S \Q ~;~~:.om Bartman, a lawyer for the Bustop citizen \\1L DL ~ \ Q'(~EN\ C l'f\L 11\t Mexican-Americans, not represented on the ,._, R£~Q\N{; Etl\ A "S ~'/'JEE\<.~ toard although their children make up about one· ,.,. LlQ~ 7 Qt'\ p\\\i ·~ DelaeJ'a01n1 Cltampaa. .,. .... a.aw 1.98 ea. . FRESH nse & SHELLFISH Fresh ~rdleria Seabaa ..... : :~·.· .. _ ..... : ........... 2.98 lb. • • • PRIME & roP CHOICE MEAT DEPT. Fresla EaAeft PM Fresll Zadiy Pa1111 Lar1e ....... ,,....,.., plabt or~ wtdl Dtla.ey'1 apple 4111 1 I 98C lb. Amutua Lamb ' ..... ------------------~ • • • RANCH FRF.sH PRODUCE Vine Ripe Jumbo Cantaloupes. . . . . . . . ................. 19C lb. U.S. #1 Mountain Bartlett Pean ...................... 39c lb. Xtra Fancy Sweet & Large Nectarines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49.C Uk Xtra Fancy Vine Ripe Slicing Tomatoes ................ 39C lb. U.S. #1 Brown Oalou ........................... 2 aba. rorZ5C DELANEY'S . Gourmet Market Open Daily 9·6 • Closed Sunday 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 673·5520 CO••moN WIN AID tbird of th~ dls~rict enrollment. want to give the R n \!,.. __ bA2_'5).\ ~ seat to a Hispan1c. lbyorTom Bradley "No more Jews." some His panics shouted at ---~--------------========================-_. one recent school board meeting. "ffjtJer was right " THE ANTl-SEMmC EPITHETS came from a few acti vists who had apparenUy forgotten that f.. Howa rd MilJer, the pro-busing school board presi- dent ousted by Weintraub in a recaU elecllon last May, was also J e wish. But JeWlsh and black leaders agreed the incident was a symptom of a potentiaJ problem. "In all three communities -black, J ewish and Cbicano -there is resentment <Jf each other,'' said an aide to Mayor Tom Bradley, a black politi- cian who acknowlecSies be owes bis two election victories to a coalition of blacks, Jews and Chicanos. "Tbe feelings are exacerbated by bus- ing, especially with easy targets Hke a Robbins. a Weintraub and a Fiedler. ·'Things are not going well now ror many peo- ple in many areas, so they're trying to pick scapegoaL<; in every field." • J ewish leaders agree. "IT'S A VERY SERIOUS SITUATION," said AMENDMENT AUTHOR one official of the Los Angeles Jewish Federation Sen. Alan Robbin• Council. "But it could betnucb worse." SIDES WITH FIEDLER Robena Weintraub Rotterdam. Eyes 'Eros-center' ROTTERDAM , Netherlands <AP) -This bu.sy port may try to contain lt.s growing prostitution trade, and accompanying violence and crime, by building an "eros-center" modeled a.ft.er the red- light district in Hamburg, Germany. The controversial project would include restaurants and cinemas, and be constructed wi thin three or four years for between $10 million and $20 million in the community of Poortgebouw, across the Maas River from the traditional red- light district of Katendrecht. The m ayor and city elders have approved~~ first step of the project, over the angry outcries of Poortgebouw residents, who fear the port's ap· proximately 1,000 prostitutes will spill out into the surrounding neighborhood. THE TRUTH ABOUT FUNERAL PRICES In greater Orange County At Harbor Lawn, People are important. We believe that every family deserves a perfect final tribute. The family selects the type of service it wants and the price to be paid. ·CREMATION •.......••..............••...•• $285. Or chooM from other $ 446 type• of Mrvice• from . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . • ~et9from •.•••...••......•............•.••.• $97. BURIAL SPACE-4ncludlng from. $295 Cement Grave Uner a Opening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • "Free'' isn't an ca~y thing to ~,,·allo\\: But if it meuL" you'll open a Bill Call Systeffi"account ( \vhich. goodne~i... knows, you need). then so he it. Here's ihc offer ~(:'II gi\'<.: you free use of the Bill Call Systcn1 fr>r the n1onth in which you open the account, plu~ the two months f{)llowing. After that, you pay just H)c per bill . Or if your balance is at lca'it S2,000, you pay nothing. And what do<..~ the Bill Call Systl'nl give you foryour nothing? · The only account that cams interest like a ~ account. 5lJ<,, on your unused fun~. But pays monthly bills like a checking account, only by phone. Except, you dorit write checks or pay postage.You simply phone in your bills to us, and that's all there is to it. Where you can aJso learn about some other thing.5 you won't find evel)' place else. like the 4-ycar Going Rate account that requires no minimum deposit at all. A 6-month, SI 0,000-mini- mum T-Bill Certificate that qualifies you for membership in our exclusive States- mads Club. And a flock of free services. All of which we're only too glad to For complete details and a demon- . . strati on of the Bill Call System, call or offer Regardl~ of (ouch) how much J . M t Qli 1 visit any Allstate ~office. they cost us. Harbor i:..awn· oun Ne 11IE mCA• I SfSIEM.NOWHm DSE BUT ALLSrm--. r:•m Mor,tuary~ , · ~Cemetery · Crematory iii . Fountain \Wley 18798 Brookhurst Ave. <Valley Center Plaz.a). FWlertaa 1107 So. Harbor Blvd. ··~AU F4"M" Mission Viejo 27521 Puerta Real. Newport Beach One Corporate Plaza. San Clemente 911 So. El Camino Real. Santa Ana 1200 W.17th St.1bstin 18232 lrvine Blvd. Westmha ter/Huntington ._~~~~-------...... ~---.,,Beach 540 ~tminster Mall. .. - Gravel used to build artifical f1lands for oil and gas drilling tn the Artie Sea ii trucked across the frozen mouth of Canada's Mackenzie River. Canada, with vut re- .. lUOMl1 .Arl1. <AP > - ::-.c .. ·.roUriili ~ l6i&• 8'trexl*t- tn1 a a.bolt town wltb bundl'edt of abUdooed buildlnv are, lo Mayor l>l'clC IUrtln'a words, "about 10 yean too late." The place la bualllo1. Tourlam ..... --~~~~"Ti"'~-~ tlred the resurcence. serves of oil and natural gas, is an ally in the United States· battle with the energy crisis. ''Keep Out" 1l1na on some dilapidated bouaes atUl warn of the dancer of collapH -and of rattlesnakes. Not long a10. hUD· dred1 of abandoned bulldln1a were torn down or atripped for the aalva1e value. NOW MOST OF lhe town 'a re- malnlni buildlnea are occupied, and rnca have soared A house- abel for restoration Is for sale at $18 ,000. The real estate saleswoman advised "Don't breathe too hard or It might fall down." The asking price for a shelJ m better condition is $23,SOO A reatored house is on the market torm,soo:- NATION I CANADA Pt.rLPd, IM?~~wa&.. . .i ~rj 'jrl • ~l~• .. , . GHfinited a riafSiUJ -llJl(onc m ... wtlJ 'l'Mn'I a landmark. Deterlor.W bulJ.d. d11fe,_,. fl 1• fNt from u.a lq• were tv!U'l_wbere. _ hl.Oelt to n.J'*"4'n1~ "The town 1ot tnto auch a 1tate ~of dl1repalr that moat bulldlnCI would have fallen over by the l.t'10s-tt tberbadlf 't been repaired or •old for the aalva1e," Hid Martin. Now craft and sift 1bopa, 1mall boutiques, reatauranta and even a mine museum OC· cupy once-vacant at.ores aloog Malo St.reel. Tbe old elementary "Choo! baa been converted for abopa. THE STATE PARK, and its mu.aeum on the area's history, reported J3l,040 visitors ln the year ending June 30. The population Is estimated .st 600, with most of the adult.s locally employed. AS MIGHT 81: expected, some .._ ber.e .otf.r tM juoi. merchandlte 1taa4ard In an1 tourt1~ community. Monica "Mickey" Petel'IOO, pretldent of the lerome HI• torkal Society, •treed that the s hoat town lma1e abould be buried. "We like to call It 'Hiatorte Jerome' thele daya." aald Mn. hteraon. a resident for 31 yea rs. ·'There's ao mucb worthwhile to see and do " The society has restored the old Episcopal Churc h wltb $90.000 in revenues from its gilt shop 10 the Main Street Mi.M Museum. ahe aald. Hawaiian Airlines Gripes Few Flfty years ago, J erome's 1<>pulation reached Its peak - 1bout l5,000. It was among the tate 's moat Important cities. If a tourist-o riented ghost· towrH-h1lt·ttrt't-1Jounda lilre a tourist trap, Martin baa a ready reply: ''Were you disappomted with what you found here'> Few people are." IEROME'S RESU&GENCB ha1 been a "commun ity bootstrap" program. "Their activities have been mainly on their own initiative and they've not sought much In the way of state or federal as- sistance." said Rich Wetzel of the state·, planning and com· mun1 ty development agency "They've been progressing i&long at a slow but steady rate." f The CAB noteg that varioUA airlines may face different problems. so complaint fi&urea should not be conaldered a rating of airlines. However. consumers who are unable to re· solve a dJapute with an airline can contact the C AB , Bureau o f Co nsumer Protection , Washington, D.C .. HOME OWNERS But mines that produced a bl IUon dollars worth of copper. gold and silver became ex - hausted. THE POPULATION FEU to about 100 by the 1~. The at.ate established a Jerome Historic H e aaid people realize they seldom can find handcrafted Items-as good u lb~e offered by locai artiaans. And he ticked off attraction:a like mining ex· hlbita. restored buildings, ex· cellent restaurants, and the charm ol wandenng through the Help lighten the electric load. •Well, m•ybe so. . . . •But a.lk la~ cheap-•nd so tr•naltory. ,When you went food Mrgaln• -price• you c•n count on d•V In and day out, the proof la In print . . • . .In th• grocery •d• In the Dally Piiot. •Cdntuaed by .all the conflicting clalma? •Shop the D•lly Piiot, get the fact•, com· pare ••••• then you know you're really getting th• moet for your money • .... DAILY PILOT 842-432:1 ,, If you do the heavy house- work in the morning. here's what you ·11 be doing. The baking. The dishwashing. The laundry. And the vac4uming. But you ·11 be doing some- thing else, too. Something th at's very important. By giving your electric appliances the afternoon off. you'll be helping to lighten the load from noon to 6 p.m. That's when hon1es. stores. offices and factories turn on air condit inners to beat the afternoon heat. 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JuaUcu M-alhew Tobrloet, Stanley Moslt, l'rant Rlcbardaon and Wiley Muuel voted to trant a bearing to Vin- cent Bualloet, CO·aulhor of the book and the former Los Angeles de- puty district attorney who prosecuted defen- dants in the Tate- LaBianca murder cases. ~ T THE COURT of Ap-'30111e Olaftt8 peal voted 2-1 May 30 lo reverse San Francisco Broccoli-clad Bonnie Liebman and Letitia Superior Court Judge Brewster. in a tomato suit, pose in John Benson's dismissal Washington in front of the van which carried or the s uit filed by them 10.000-miles in 80 days for a good nutri-James Fosher. 22. an tion camapign. Oakland mental health ------------------worker. In addJuon to Bugliosi, The fashion show that jotuses ·on yoiir iifiiiyle! · Your busy schedule and very busy lifestyle are the reasons we're bringing together the very best looks for Fall '79. We'll show you the look every woman should have this year whether her career is outside the home or in it. The back.to school look that puts you a step ahead . And. much more fashion excitement. . It's aU happening at "Fall Forecast ... Lifestyle . .,, The Cashion show that focuses on your lifestyle and your good looks. - FALL FASIIlON SHOW WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 -12:30 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER6 · 5:30 p .m. · FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 -12:30 p.m. · Mormons Seek ~ defendants W.W. Norton & Co.. Bantan Books Jnc .. Book of the Month Club Inc and writer Curt Gentry are appeal- ing the decision to re- ~ FASHION ISlAND ~ NEWPORT CENTER Just Off Pacific Coast Highwa) Jn NewPort Beach Dead Converts instate the ca~e. ~==============================================~ SALT LAKE CITY !AP) -You may not be a Mormon now. but the genealogy arm of the Mormon church wants to give you a chance to re- consider once you slip beyond the vale. In its quest to baptize the dead, the Church or Jes us Christ of Latter-d ay Saints sends genealogists worldwide -from the Jungles of In· donesia to the parishes of Poland and lbe libraries of Red China -gathering millions of names. ''ALL 'nlEY AllE GOING TO do is make the dead Mormons," said church spokesman Wayne J . Metcalfe. "Everyone that dies deserves that op- portunity. U be (the deceased) desires that those ordinances be valid. then they will be." Mormon founder Joseph Smith said. "The greatest responsibility in this world that God has laid upon us is to seek out our dead." Like Alex Haley in his search for his roots, one Mormon team trekked deep into the tropical rain- forests of Sumatra where no written records exist to tape the oral histories of bush people, recalled as far back as 82 generations by one "remem- breancer." ANOTHER TEAM IS STALKING names in the wilds of Nigeria. Records specialist Ted Te!ford plans a trip to China next month to expand the chllrch's 100,000 volumes or Chinese family histories. All together, 85 church photographers are por- ing through birth, death and marriage records; parish registries and land deeds in Poland, India, Sri Lanka, Chile and dozens of other countries to add to the church's nine-floor, microfilm library in Salt Lake City. Only the U.S. government and a Colorado firm do more microfilming than the Mormon church, whose 640 genealogy workers add 4,000 rolls of microfllm a month. THE CHURCH'S GENEALOGY LIBRARY is open to the public and every time a photographer copies a set of records, the doner gets a copy. Mormons aren't taking any chances on losing their records. Copies are stored in six concrete and steel-reinforced vaults blasted out of solid granite cUffs in the Wasatch Mountains southeast of here. But, because Mormons u.w the names to bap- tize tbe dead, the church encounters opposition from 10me governments and churches. .. THE MAJOR DIFFICULTY IS THE dif· ference in the reUgioo," said Lee Boam. manager of genealogy acquiaitiona. "U there's one factor we struggle with, that's It. It's an emotional issue. "Some of them consider th.is a conti.Duation of vicious proNl)'tiaiog. 'Here come some Mormon missionaries to steal away more members for their church,"' Boam said. Mormon ge.nealogilts also encounter opposi· Uon from the Soviet Union and its satellite nations, where librarians and archivists are afraid to re· lease recorda1.o a group with "American ties," he said. Two exceptions are Poland and Hunaary. t'BE ceuaca HOPES TO SOFTEN re- sistance to it.a quest for records next SDrin«i when It spolllOrl a worldwide 1enealoQ conference lo Salt Lake City, featurtn1 Hailey u a speaker. Met· calfe aaicl he expect.a 10.000 partici,panla from 75-80 count.rte. to attend, ineluding the communist na- tion of EMt Germany. PARTS OF !'Helter Skelter" concerned Forsher's connection with attorney Donald Hughes. who represent- ed Leslie Van Hooton. a Manson family murder trial defendant. Hughes disappeared dllriog her trial and was later found dead. Fors her alleges passages mentioning him are libelou..q and an invasion of privacy because he is mentioned in the description or circum s tances s ur- rounding Hughes' death. THE DEFENDANTS have contended Forsber used i nnu endo to establish grounds ror libel. The appeal court aaid passages referring to Forsher "may b e libelous because they in· s inuate that he may have been involved in the alleged murder of Hughes." THE COURT said the trial judge erred in dis- missing the suit "since in our view the com· m unicat1on could re- asonably be seen to be defamatory." The court noted Forsher was never charged w:ith any crime stemming Crom the Tate-LaBianca kUJ- mgs. But the decision stressed that "all we hold is that causes of ac- tion for libel and in· vasion of privacy were stated, nothing more." Manson and four followers were convict- ed for various roles in the 1989 murders Of SC· tress Sharon Tate and six others. Beverage Dispensers In Hotels? ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -The state Liquor Authority ls comiderin& allowing hotels to equip ·rooms with refrigerator- like dispensers loaded ------------------W i t b al cob o I I c beverages, snacks and soft drlnka. Ranch Authority spokesman .. ,.-------------------,Morris Levovsky said officials are seekin g public reaction to the idea before mattni a de· cialon in October. For now, the plan con- sist.a ol living the hotel 1ueat a key. Wben be opens the box and takes what be wants, the mecbanical bartender automatlcall;y addl the coat totheblll. Levovslcy says then hH been no public op- po1ltlon to tbe Idea, which proponent. HY would allow travelers to eaJ01 refre1bment1 wlthou& lea\llDf tlt•lr room.a. Paid Advertisement ATTENTION! ~ corona del mar/ newport beact1 DO YOU KNOW THAT THE VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY IS THREATENED? DO YOU KNOW THAT PLANS YOU MAY HAVE TO IMPROVE TWE QUALITY OF YOUR HOME FOR YOURSELF OR YOUR CHILDREN ARE IN JEOPARDY? THE NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL DIRECTED THE PLANNING COt-t1I SSION TO HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS ON A SET OF VERY RESTRICTING DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS THAT COULD CAUSE YOU TO LOSE UP TO 55% OF THE SQUARE FOOTAGE OUT OF THE LIVE- ABLE AREA IN ANY FUTURE REMODEL OR REBUILD OF fOUR HOME. THIS IS NOTHI NG MORE THAN OOWNZONING BY CHANGING DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. WHO STANDS TO LOSE? IMMEOIATEL Y TH E RESIDENTS OF CORONA Ofl MAR DO. BUT IT IS CLEAR THAT IT WON'T STOP THER E. THI S LEGISLAT ION WILL SPREAD TO OTHER AREAS IN NEWPORT BEACH IF .IT IS ALLOWED TO PASS. WHO IS PUSH ING THIS CHANGE? PAUL HUMMEL, OUR LOCAL CORONA DEL MAR COUNCILMAN, t.ND >-V\'fOP PAUL RYC KOFF ARE THE COUNCIL MEt-'B ERS MOST OUT- SPOKEN FOR THI S CHANGE. ALLAN BEEK, PLANNING C()tot-11SSI ONER . WAS THE MAJOR AUTHOR OF THE NEW PROPOSAL. WHAT ARE THE MOTIVES BEHIND THIS LEGI SLATION ? THE "ANNOUNCED" MOT I VE IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF NEW BUILDING. THIS HAS NO BASIS IN FACT , BECAUSE THE REDUCTION IN THE VOLUME OF A BUIL DING WILL NOT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF ITS DESIGN. AN UGLY HOME IS STILL AU UGLY HOME, REGARDLESS OF ITS SIZE . TO HAKE MATTERS WORSE , THE MAIN PROPONENTS OF THI S LEGISLATION HAVE NO ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS IN TOWN PLANNING OR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN . AT A PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING ON AUGUST 9TH, A PRESENTATION BY A GROUP OF LOCAL ARCHITECTS, WHO OPPOSE THE NEW LAW, WAS TOTALLY IGNORED. AT THE SAME HEARING. 75% OF THE AUDIENCE SPOKE AGAINST A CHANGE AND THIS APPEAL WAS ALSO IGNORED. MOREOVER, MANY OF THE PROPONENTS ALREADY LI VE IN LARGE SPACIOUS HOMES AND HAVE THEREFORE ACTED AGAINST THE PRINCIPLE THEY NOW PROPOSE. THEY NOW SEEK TO DENY THE PRIVILEGE THEY ENJOY TO THEIR CMN N£IGHBORS AND11J THE C()ilfuNITY THAT ELECTED THEM TO OFFICE. WHAT CAN I DO TO PROTECT THE VALUE OF MY HOME? 1. ATTEND A MEETING OF THE NEWPORT BEACH PLANNING Cort-1ISSION, THURSDAY, SEPTEJ-eER 6TH , 7:30 P.M. AT THE NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL CHN13ERS. 2. SPEAK OUT AT THIS MEETING ANO DEMAND THAT NO CHANGES BE MADE TO CURRENT DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS. 3. CALL OR WRITE MEPeERS OF THE PLANNING COftl1ISSION OR CITY COUNCIL AND INSIST THAT NO CHANGES BE MADE . SINCERELY . . ,, •• "No. you don't! It's bock to achoonor YOU, too!" SUPERHEROE~ SHOE MOON MULLINS l f(HOW IT1$ HOT, "How many 'Bock to School' doys till Christ· '1\0S?" DENNIS THE MENACE .. 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J.ir1111111•11• 4U 1 •llllv "/I t.11•11 •OlKJI'~ ,'I J,I( >t•I ,Ith 1~ M'""h• .·~ ! .. nt "'ptc,t• "\Pt,. tud l<'fn 4 '• I 0110 I.IHI ~1nq '>'> Soeedv '1t1 Stu I flat\it~ bQ Sl~'Q t.tA TION I AT YOUR SERVICE .,. _. r -., -.. • ._ ~ -,, • 4' •• ·--• • - Faintly Fears Bag Invasion Reta•-n ~ SALT LAX.I: CITY <AP> -It aUU pbenommoo. peared. Box Elder County launched anythhli ln the 1ftdea. We doa't know wh)' they ptcted our bouM." 1anell1 Uke dHd tlalt al Dnoa It •M....,... day1 Mfon the but• ar-acnal lnledicide attack on tbe Br.tt.nbllk«'a mountain fanaboule, were klmdfted u brtJUetalla. • t'jalf• black horde. The nnt cbJ. ud for a where memberl ol ltlt famUy apMt lncb-loal relative ol the aUverftab. month thereafter. tea1111 1pnyed up •la .... no~ a my•~ .. Ancl lt ... l1x w..U bilt#e ~d down Ute moaotaiMide. --Nonof~_.... '1ull. ..,.."Wi~out. ' ' · But, Miu' Breltenbeter uld; ADCS Iba BJeltenbeker, 11, •811 u -· "At ftrat )'oU didn't want to IO out •"J'bere were to many on tbe IDOUD· pen.a WU t.bem th• peaty but bann· of tbe boUM " lllu Bntieebeker lain that they kept comln•-" Sbe tald •tfmolociatl from Utab State Unlvenlty "PMMCI we'd ba•e ~m Dat year and "there ..,.,aa pro. bably be more." "Bound to happen." Got a problem? Then write to Pol Dunn. Pot will c1't red tape, ~tting the on.nvers and actlQn you need to 1ohie ine'QuUu>• m Q<Wernment and bu.nneu. MaU yOIAr queitions to PaJ Dunn. At Your Service. Orange Coo.at Daily PUot , P 0 . Boz 1560. Costa Meao, CA 92626. Al many Letters a.& possible will be anstDef'td. but phoned mquines or Letters not mclumng the reodtt'• full name.addreu and buemesa houri' phons m.m~cannot becor&8JCUTtd. Thitcolumnappea .. adaJ· ly u cept Sunday&. Cada Co•"erter Con"e11ient DEAR PAT: When I go to Europe I \l.ar• to do my own money conversion. In other worcs. I want to translate various foreign currencies into U.S. dollar values to help keep my travel budget in line I plan to buy a converter to help me out, but am not sure which kind is best. G.L., Corona del Mar Look for a converter &bat bolds &be exe~e rate you set llato it. Some ol &be bee&er .._ llne a special belt-scale ud allow yea to let tbem "ot1e time" to &be correct currency factor, and tit.en yoa cu coavenleotly make lmtut convenlou at a S)aace wbeoever ltffesaary. 1'llea.e variable-rate coanrten are Up& wellltt Ud compact eaoagll to be carried lJI a ab.lrt pocket. '111e7 sell for leas &bu· $5 la booUtora or a& tr avel agendes. In addition to converting currencies, some al8o provide otber helpful conversions such as temperature, distance. weigbt aad i.aternational clothlog slaes. Digit rri~~ to $pread Air"! DEAR PAT· l've been buying whipped butter lately because it's easier to spread. Can you teU ~e wbat makes t.bi s butter different from the reg- war kind and if I am paying a lot more for conve- nience? S.R .. Capistrano Beach You're payi.ag for 0 alr'' ta wblpped batter. Altboagb both types of butter contal.n at least 80 percent mllkfat, lbe whipped uriety Incorporates approximately 50 percent air or Inert gas to lm- pro•e apreadabWty. Washer Replar~•~nt Sl•ple DEAR PAT. Can you tell me ln falrly simple terms how to replace a washer in a faucet? My bot water faucet in the bathroom bas been leaking, and I imagine a worn washer is causing \he problem. I've beard there's nothing to this minor plumbing repair, but l don't know how to do it and would hate to have to hire a plumber to fix the drip. L.W., Irvine Fim, mate 111re yoa are dealing wUb a com· preaslon faace&. They're generally qalckly ree· ognJzable became tbere are separate cold and Ito& water apcMlta, eacll wltb l&s owa oa-off handle. Wbea &be lta.Ddle I.I t1l111ed -. the Item and It. waaber move awa1 from tbe •alve seal, permit· li.al &be entry of water. Whee tbe budle I.I hn"Ded off, tbe st.em ADd lta waaher close ap or compreu the opening. haltlag tbe now of water. Tlte flnl •tel> in replacing a wuller in a com- pressloa faacet ls to abat off tbe water •apply to tbe falled. 11t.ll uaally can be doDe by tarnlag lbe vain mder tbe al.Dk in a clockwise dJredioll. la an older boue, tbe valve may be elsewhere -aucb u l.D tbeatllltynem. All naml.Datton of u.e faattt wU1 abow a large nat on &be oa&lhle, a!UMnap 10metlme1 It'• lliddea by a decorative boluaet. Tua Ute ut 111 a eouler- eloekwbe fulaloa, ala& a wreada wtua tmootil jawa ud ""em. &boH Jaw• wi~ adhesive or otller &ape to prevea& mania& tbe ft.al.Ila. &emne tlte a&em from tlte fl.d1ln eldler bJ Ufda1 I& 4Md or DKrewbal It. At Ute e11d of tbe s&e• II a wuller, •llkll wUl ••all1 be wo111 or ellewed ..,_ aemo.e die 1erew aad ~e re,.alu of .-e ....... Pld la a 11ew wuller ud, II Deeded, a •ew1enw. U 1oa .... , llave a bos of auortecl wullen ••• Krewa • llud. take tbe old wuller or .-e ate• lo &a.. laardware ... re witb 1• to mate sue Y" 1et Clae rtsM replaHmeat. U a MW waaber .._.,, IOlft tbe pnblem, tbe valve seat may re• qlllft s__.lllll&. A nl•e tea& redreuer laaadlM WI ud II eullJ ued acw ... to dlredllaa. FROM Fa ion Island N-ewport Beach=-~ ..,, lllMd.I may M back lD tvwi 1aid lo a~ lntervtew .. "lt wu Each morning, •be aald, family larttT munber'I next 1ummer, tlke a reallf ICU'Y and you really f9h belp-mtmben would "aweep up pllea and blac't Ude llldllnt down tba. m«KAD· leu. plla" of tbe bqi. •oaE ftlAN A RW vacattonen • · hearjnc the famil1'11torJ. ~ sawk at the bup, De Hld: more ~le from around t.be country aent emu and letten. m&DJ wttb ad· vtce. tatulde to ber home 50 mll• aortb ot Salt LU. Cib'. ltA&Ll' nit: MOSNING of July 7, the but• be(an 1w1rmln1 around and t.hrou&h the Brttltenbekera' home ln what appeared to be an isolated .... AND •OM were lllbtlna l1b crasy to keep them out of.the house. They were so small they couJd crawl throuib any little crack or surface..·' abe said. Several days after the buga ap- Featuring United's excltmive '. ~to Ocean"Service.No restrictiom. Every U9itcd non!>top w Nt·w York from Los An~elcs Interna- tional features our Super Coac. h Fare \\.'1thout any advancc- purchase or length-of-stav rc•..,tr1<.l1on.., On your way to New York \C)u'll rn1m all the plea..,ures of Umtcd's famouc; "Ocean to Occ.10" S<·r.·1c<' tncludm~ choice of cntr cc-.. hot ~:frc..,h<:r low<.'f.., .ind ( hott c of enterlammem. You II al..o ~et the comenience of advance !>eat ..elcclton by phone And more Fnr information and rc<.crvauon.., call your Travel Agent. United Airlines and Western International Hotels. Partner.; tn Travel. TheAmerican ~Card.DoOt ~ ----· homewithoutit:' · I To make your vacation even easier to take. you can e1ttcnd paymencs oo the j Amt:rtc-an EJtPrCSS Card "Sign & Travel•·· plan If you donl have the American ~f<7"1!i'...,1.,;...:.-:~· • L Express Card. call toll·free (800) 528-8000 _____ ·--_ for an application. "DUSING TRI! NIGHT they'd move tn and we'd have tons more tbe next morning," 1be aaid.... "There for awhile fbey really smelled bad. It kind of smells like de- ad flab." sbe said. "They didn't eat "Let's hope we don't bave tbem aiain," said Harold G. Li.Ddaay, who direded the county's counter-attack. "But no one tno•s. It wu a freak of nature." Those ~cent widebodies to New York \l'T'l\I' 8<~0 cI.m. l I) pm ( IFI') 9 00 a.m. .) < ,-) p Ill ( ~1 ·\\,U k ) 12 00 noon 8 l.J pm <IF" 1 3 00 p.m. In -)( 1 p 111 ( Nc•\>\,U'k ) 10:15p.m.(Night Co&th ) t) ICIJ 111 JFJ\> ~-------A----'--"'-----------------:-,, ----,-.---- \II 11/ t/11, ,,,, ""''' ""''' f/11111''' On/" 1'11 I""' '""" ''"''' d1111 011lt1 tl11 I''", Hythe frien4Jyskies of United. Call }UUrTritvel Agent 1 S :CEBEO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR J ' . Camper t Favor 1 ity Area· } SACRAMENTO <AP > -More Cahfom1ans are camping ln slate parks in or close to the state's three biuest cities and te wer are traveling to · camp sates in more re· mote areaa, the st.ate re· ports. The state announced that for the period from May lo J uly park day ase was down 19 percent statewide and campsite a.se was down 12 percent compared to the same per iod last year. GENE C O NE, spokeswoman for the state Parks and Recrea- t io n D e partm ent , declined to blame the!' d e c li ne on th e gas shorta ge. saying only It ''m ay h ave been a factor 1 "We have found 1t d1f ficult to m ak e an y analys1.s" on the r eason!. lwhind park attend<1 nce f1"'ures. she ::.aid , T H E AREA from San Luis Obis po to Sa n ta Cru:i suffered the bi~ g~t lm,s 1n atlcndance a drop of 42 percent in c·ampmg. Day use a t L a k e OroviUe State Recrea· uon Area was up by 56 percent. Park officials swd visit.ors apparenlly r ealized the level of the r eservoir, Which IS the ~eys lone of the state ~aler system, had in t-reased again sin1·c lht· roughl two ycur:. <.1go IN TIIE Lo!> Angeles rea , camping was up 10 e rcent and day use w<.1s own 10 percent Jn the San Diego area, a mping was up 6 per ent and day use was own 16 percent. I N T HE San F r an 1sco area, camping w as p 3 percent and day u.se as down 30 percent. • L a r r y P a ynte r , oother pa rk offi cial, f aid, "It looks as if peo- le are oot traveling so ar for camping a nd he y may be staying anger rather than going ~=~~:pt Plan Voiced ALT LAKE CIT Y P ) -A group's p.ro· al lo reduce the over ~opu l a tl o n of wild urros in the Grand anyon by 500 and put 'them up for adopUon ~'s been endorsed by b e Na ti onal Park rvlce. R ich a rd Negus. s pokesman for the Fund or AnJmala, said that n ee the burroa are ounded up, they will be ff ered to a progra m~ ailed "Free for Adop- " In tfle ijQigpll!ii ( .. t • Peacetime ~raft 'Best. War P1:epa~ation ~ . womeo 10 day1 att.r a fnobW.n. tacked • lnoperabi. or overly OI>· Uoo Cll'del' from the pr.klmt. • tlmt1ttc by 1011M membera or CollCNM and tile Joi.at C'Mefl, ol woukt ,......tute ~0-U•Uoa in •1 la tebedqlect to ~o up on tb• 8ouM ftoor tor ubete either A•ONG "8 camCl8MS, GAO Staff. Detp lte the crltlcllm, uld that lormal 1rrao1ement• Robert E. Shuck. actin1 direCtor have DOt t>een made with ltatel for of Select.Ive Service, hu llllilted ~•tn1 cJecUoo m aclllnery Md Ua.at the plan will work lf Cona.ree1 ap- plant bave .aot been ct.veJOJ2tJI for prov ea the •.IHCl' '• budset n.. dtltrtbutlnt auppUes and equlp· queal for Sf .8 million. th• ~ or third •eek ot 64fp-1 ' • tember. · \ meal to the teJlllration tit.el. IN aEt.EASING TUE report, Oppcnenta o( re&iltration b.ave . 1 b .. D 1alnln1 •tOUDd lA reeeot . week1, 1ald Mont1omery, a 1tauncb 1upporter of re1tatrat:ioo. He 1atd ,...s.tratlon bu "• flip of Tbe J>ID already h~ been •" Montcomery aa.ld that a bill that the c«n chance" of paulni. 1 Ford Announces Its Answer To Rebates: BIGGEST CE .OFFER R JUST' DI THANKS TO THE LARGEST INCENTIVES EVER AVAILABLE FROM FORD TO ITS DEA LERS. SAVE HUNDREDS ON LONG-RANGE THUNDERBIRDS. 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And this year's highway estimate is 22.• Based on LTO's 191Jallon fuet capacity and the EPA 86tamated mpg, ~stmated dnv1ng range would beQQ1) miles. Based on the highway estimate . the estimated dnv1ng range would be 418 Your range may vSar;Y~·===~ii~ FORD VANS-THE U RANGE CHAMPSl t The standard 22.2-gallon tank. on the long Wheelbase model, plus optional auXJhary tank, gives a total c~acrty of 40.1 gallons. Gas mileage: <!.§>mpg EPA ~imate. 20 mpg highway estimate. Ford 1s the V-8 range clla'mp with an estimated range of ~m11es and an estimated highway range of 802m1les • If . FORD DIVISION ~-~-._._ ..... _ ...... --~ 'I I ·I INSIDE: •Stocks . •Bualnen •Televlslon • T~~ana'~ _Bjg T~t Arigel ikfty ;rrks Hu Wing-To"night ' . a1 DAfttiJNNiMGBA• --... ..., ........ '" We wW be *k t.-U.. Mt ,._~ raC9 ln JUlt a mo...a.. W ft"!& I.WI brW ...... troin the aprin• t.rainlqolPruk-nnana. · -71 "lt'a been a whU . Tbne <bleo>ins 01oot.hJI." Tanua .. ya. "I'm ln me mlcMle-to-latt.er 1La1oa ot apriq tralnlna. to hopet\l)ty l can 10 •lx or ttven ln nlnJs, lnatead ot three or tOUJ"." TANANA DIDN'T &A~ THAT lut Jlarcb. He said ll )looday, Juat prior to tbe Al\lela' •~s victory over Cblcqo al Au.be!m Stadium. While the rest ot lhe team ii fllhUnc for its first dlviakmal crown. Tanana ta wortin& the kinks out of a left arm which bu been chronically sore for two yean. Toaigbl the coJorful aoulhpaw makes bls first start since June 10. • .. lllY FASTBALL IS S'l'aONG," Tanana says. ·1'he curve still leaves a Utile to be desi~d. but it's better than it'$ been 1n a couple years:-&ry lbrowmg has been going so well that l figured l might as well get i.D there and try it." Since 1974, Tanana and Nolan Ryan have been the heart of the Angels' pitchln~ staff, but both have been nagged by injuries. Like Tanana. Ryan i.s goang through a spring training program right now He iS 2·4 since returning from a strained arm muscle_ •ANAG8a 11m FaSGCMll ued three relievers to pNaerve B1aa'1 vtctory, and Jolla Jlontarue notched bis tblrd Hve since belnt acquired from S.atU. ttve day• a•o. But tt would bave been a loea if not for Dan P'ord'a ••me-aavinl catch tn tbe top of lbe ninth. Foid made a leapln& 1rab t.o rob Junior Moore of a tw<>-n&D bomer. culUD&lu.s knee open ln lbe proc~ eH. But be stayed in the came and cot a staDdina ovatJoo from the Anaheim Stadium crowd of 34,884. ''I GUESS THAT WAS probably lbe most impor- t.ant catcb ot my career," Ford said. "I J[new it wu goiDe up in the standa. It would have landed a couple rows back." Ford bit the thinly-padded fence at the 333-foot marker in riaht field and cut bis left knee coming down. "It's pretty deep. You can see the white meat," Ford aaid, di1pla~ bia wound lo a reporter. "But it's OK. I'll beR}uin&-\oJDQD:OW." Playing hurt baa been a trademark of this ballclub. Don Baylor. with a tender shoulder, drove in three runs with a homer in the first inning to give the Angels a lead they never relinquished. "l'VE BEEN BURT SINCE the first week of tht' season. It's nothing new." Baylor says. "I can still drive in runs. and that's whall'msupposed to do.·· Baylor now has 123 RBI. having long since passed his previous personal high (99) and the club HIS WORKOUT MONDAY afternoon resulted in record (115 ). a victory, but it still wasn't the Nolan Ryan of old. The Angels also got a solo homer from Bobby "I got myself in a liUle trouble today strictly in Grich and a run-scoring double from Willie Aikens. terms of control," Ryan said. '1'hey're a fastball· the latter producing what turned out lo be the win- hitting team and when I got behind on a Jot of the hit· nin1r run I b d '.. f tb Us " "'-T : h . . t t d th . . . t k ters. a lo u1row as a . orug t. in lrying o ex en etr wmnlllg s rea Ryan worked six innings and gave up six hits. six to five games, the Angels face rookie Richard walks and five runs. but he d.Jd notice some encourag Dotson, making his first major league start. .... w ............ ing signs. Dotson was the Angels' No. 1 draft choice in 1977 1 "This was the first day I djdn't have to worry and went to Chicago in the trade that sent Bobby t about my arm," Ryan said. "l had more velocity and Bonds away in exchange for Chris Kn app, Dave t I was snapping the curve ball better_·_· ________ F_r_o_st_an_d_B_ri_an_Do_w_n_i_· n_g_. ------- t:mp1re Ron Luciano feigns de~p<it r between innings of th«: Clevel:rnd · Detroit game Monday :J~ fellow ump Bill Haller !>land~ by Luciano was onl~ Joking with ~omebody in t he pre~~ box !Steelers' :Bahr Not !unnerved • FOXBORO. Mass. (AP) You can play perfect football for 59 minutes, but make one mis- take against the Pittsburgh 1 Steelers and you can pack it up t and go home with a ic... ti That's what makes them champions. That's what th~ New England Patriots have to live with. They played well -very well -against Terry Bradshaw's passing game virtually au night. But a mistake here, a slip-up there, and the noose began to tighten. They clamped down on Franco ,Harris' pile driver running. but wben they paused to tak.e a breath. be and Sidney Thornton ran by them like locomotives. THEY REVELED lo Matt Bahr's erratic right foot. but when they tried to r attle the I rookie once too often. he just shrugged and kicked their teeth in. "In a situation like that. the tough guys just naturally come out," said Bradshaw, whose 21 ·yard touchdown pass to Thornton tied the game with 4: 09 to go in regulation play Monday night and whose canny t play.calling put Bahr in position to win it UH3 at 5: 10 of overtime t with a 41-yard field goal. { "We just made up our minds and did it," added Bradshaw, l one of those "tough guys" who ~ played most or the game with a l pa1nlully sprained toe but who still managed to complete lS of " 26 passes for 221 yards. Bahr. lbe rookie from Penn t State who started bis pro career , raggedly when his first extra point attempt after Thornton ~ had scored the Steelers· first TD ~ on a two-yard run was just plain l bad, left Pittsbuttb trailing 7-6. AND IDS FIUT TBY at a pro. field goal, a 43-yarder with Pitta· burgh trailing 13-6 in the third l period, was equally poor. short and off line. But when it mattered, when he ' bad to prove that the S~lers• declsioo to band Roy Gerela his walking papers was a aou.od one. , be came through perfec\ly. His kick wu dead-ceuter and f euut 10 yarda loqer than it t bad to be, tbis despite a timeout called by t.be Patriots 1n u al· tempt to build the already awesome preuure. "Nobocb''• ever done that to me befon," Bahr aaid. ''l could bear tbe nobe (80,976 fans can create a lot al it) but it just 1ave me a llWe more time." TBS NoJ8B tbe fans c~ated then wu DOlblnC compared to tlMi ab.dertnl roar of a tribute t.be1 pn to l>arryl SUncler in U.~· Th • former wide re- eet.er, p_1r..a1•ect ta a pre· ...... eGllillon • , .. r aco. re- taaaed to ......,.,. Stadium for dte flnt U... ~ U.. aee6dlnt u4 U. r.. ltOCMI for more tban h• ..,., ''*"• ,...,.. Ute aam• willa&WI'_. ......... d1uu. .... Malavasi Miffed Short Week Irks Ram Coach Al"WI,.. ..... By JOHN SEVANO Ol t• o.ily 1"1194 S\MI Ram Coach Ray Malavas1 1s disturbed Not because his team lost lo Oakland, and not because the next opponent 1s the Denver Broncos. What Malavas1 is miffed about 1s that hLS team bas a short week in order to accommodate national telev1s1on "It ain't worth a damn," said Malavasi concernm,. Thursday night's ABC special broadcast with the Rams and Broncos. "IT'S RIDJCUWUS TO HA VE to put pressure on a team to t>repare and travel in three days, espee1aUy if the team has a lot of injuries," Malavas1 said today. Injuries seem to be of a ma)or concern to the Rams. Jeff Severson. injured Sunday. as out for the season with a knee inJUry. And Dave Elmenaort lOeck I. Urew Hill I ankle 1. Kent Hill <back >. Jim Jodat <ankle l. Rod Perry <knee I and Vance Ferragamo lnbs I are all doubtful. "The real problem 1s you don 't have tame to get "ell," added Malavasi athJs weekly media breakfast "AS LONG AS I've been around football . I can·t remember a .eam sustaining as many injuries as we have " As if the inJury factor isn'l enough. the Rams wall also have to contend w1th Mile High Stadium's altitude and people "For those 'ti-ho are healthy. at s going to be a mental thmg and I hooe I can put them in the right frame of mind.·· Malavas1 said The Ra m coach should get an assist from A BC with that problem. '·The ract 30 m1lllon people. and the players. peers "''" he walchmg, wiU be a definite asset," said Malen .!SI "Pl.AYERS HAVE PRIDE and they know they are being watched ·· Asked if the game was going to be a character test for has club. Malavasi answered. "this game is a character tester every day ·· Except for the play of the special teams. MaJavas1 was happy with tus team's overall performance in Sunday's loss to the Oakland Rruders at the Coliseum_ HANGING ON -John Sta llworth of the Steelers hangs on to the ball and New England's Doug Beaudoin hangs on to a leg Monday night. · ·1 thought we had the game well 1ft hand until we made the mistakes. We moved the ball extremely well in the first half and -A"e did the things we wanted lo do." he added "We 1ust made too many mistakes 10 critical s1tual1ons we·re goiog lo have to try lo pul more emphasis on cltminatang those mistakes." Ernie Castillo It's the Trojan TD Tap If thl! was the Paper Football League. USC could skip the college season and march directly Into the Hall of Fame. Drawing more raves than Cheryl Tiegs at a stag party. the Trojana have already broken Andrew Young's world record for most press clippings in a single week and tbey haven't even touched a football yet. When lbe Vegas oddamakers say Tro- jans by six; they mean touchdowns, not potnu. Thil is a team that has virtually everybody back from l&at year except the water boy and at last count. there were lS prep All-AIQericana fi1bttng for that posi- tion. THE ONLY MA.JO& Qt1E8TION la who'• coilll to ride Traveller m. the bone that went tb.rouab 13 ])a.in of aboes Just trottiq around the field after touchdowns last year. Let.'1 face lt. \he Trojan.a are more loMed than a pair of 'nju.ana dice. Not only does USC bave the best team in th• Padlic-10, Jt bu UM HeODd belt u well. Heck, even tbelr apeclal team1 should end AP'• Top JO b1 tbe end ot th 1eaa0n. Troja.n1 OY&numbered PlQmMea tn Pl17boy'1 coll•e !ootbaJJ To bear the alumni tell kick the Ila.ml out of tbe now and pf!NDOl.e USC f tbe NFL. 1'tie players 1 by t.b• prot, U.. ,.bole MtDonDell Doullu wou)cl quality coatl'Ol llMOCll from WI mat-. II ALAS. ONE THING COULD sidetrack the Trojana' Journey into hlatory-e severe cue ol egomanJa. The 1ymptoma are well documented: swelling of the head, runny mouth1 upturning of the note, a lack of ap· petite ror practice. 'nae Snt•eoa General should declare complMtnq to be daqerGUa to a team'• health. Not cml7 l1 It CODtatioUa, it's fatal u well. TM dlae ... ~ drop Goliath f uter than Davtd armed wt\h a nuclear fUD~ I l'Ol"tUDaWJ, u far u tJ'9C Coacb John RoblnloD ii coacemed, flattery wW cet the TroJADI DOWbtre. JI•'• bem reml.Ddinl tbem Dot to count your cbamp&ombipt before tbq batch enr atnc8 u ute.rt.ak talnt.ec1 lut ye,r'• title. "II' IQlll!90DY MID 10 •&. ,..Y, you, look like Robert Redford,' the next thing you know l 'd be looking in the mirror admiring my nose,'' says Robinson. the new king of the quips . "We have to be careful not to start thinking we 're ao good we can't lose." If they don't, they won't. USC is so deep, Superman wouldn't start In the backfield The J'rojans already have a guy that's faster than a referee's whistle, able to leap tall linemen In a single bound and ls stronger than a locomotive. And besides. Charles White lm't afraid of Kryptonit.e. WBrl'E IS II&. INSIDE and Mr. Out.side. rolled into one. To complement him, there's Mr. Topsides. ~back Paul McDonald who cert.ainly rves an Oscar u best actor In a 1upporUn1 role. He may act like be can't run. but tbe only thins McDonJlld can't do la throw intercep- tion•. There are othera, of ceune. Tackle An· tbony Munoz, 8-7, 280 pounds, la bl1 enou&h to be a front four all by blmHU and when be lines up, be stretches from tbe left huh mart to the ri&ht. By con- trast, Kevin Williama ta IO small, he's often miltaken Cor the tlcttnc tee. But be'a ao Cut, the only time defeftlive bacb iet a &cJOd look at him la in the end.lone when be'• doint bit touchdown dance. And around USC, the Trojan TD Tap aare buta dikO. RAY MALA VASI Stockton's Surprises Overcome :-.; EW YORK <AP l -Dick Stockton was Cull or surpnses. both for tumscl( and BJorn Borg, although. in the end, the resull was anything bul surprising. Stockton extended Borg. the world's LOp player and the No. J seed at the U.S. Open tennis championships, to four sets Monday before bowing, 6·4. l-6, 7·6, 7·5. Borg thus advanced lo the quarterfinals where he 'll meet either fifth-seed Roscoe Tanner, whom be beat in a five- set final al Wimbledon in July, or No. 14 Tim Gullikson. "I w as a little s urprised the way Dick was playing.'• said the Swede who bas woo four con· secutive Wi mbledon cham· pionships but has never won the U.S. Open. "That's the best match he's ever played against me. He was serving well and covering the net real well, which gave me problems to pass. l needed almost perfect passing shots." Today's matches featured four all·American men's singles con-. frontationa. A.aide from Tanner· GulUk.son. No. 2 seed Jimmy Conno~. the detenatna cham- pion, battled No. 11 Brian Gott- fried, No. 3 John McEnroe played un.aeeded Tom Gorman, and No. 7 Harold Solomon toot on umeecled Patl>u.Pl'e. The top WOllMD'I m.atebel bad No. 1 Qu1.a Evart Lloyd apimt UDlffdecl Sberry Acter. No. 3 Tracy AuaUn veraut No. U . Katb7 Jordan and Kerry Reid ot Auatralla, tbe el1btb-aeed, a1ainlt unranked Anne Smith. Tbe umeeded Stockton, 21. , wa1 the fi.nt player to live Bol'I problema here. Dorl had WOQ bl• ftm tbr.e matebes lollna Just ll S&IMl illnlM Ml&. J f:IV Showe Very Laeratlve . For Top· College Coache1 rw-u•u a a .£1:t1:=.'~;.~=a:.= :M: "'"---M:Mr•a'a 'hm °''• M wlU 1et ........ .....,...,do ............ ~I01111t ..,._. ...--.. awta an lo addlUon to coacblnl pay ~at nwa111 9'1.•. tbe 0. McUll Suoday lleaiattr ,._ '°"*'··~'~ Lou of Artauu wW 1tt •bout *51.000 out.alde lncome, while Dan DeYlo• of Notre Dame and Cbuck f'alrbanb ol Colorado both are lD the '80.000 bracket, the 1urvey showed. Alie> lllt.ed were Bo Scbembecbler of Mlcbl11n and Fred Aker• of Teaaa, *'6,000; Vince Dooley of Oeoreta and Jlm· my Johnlon of OkJaboma State, $40,000. . Bryant's Sunday TV show nets blm somewhere between $80,000 and '70,000 per aePOD. He also owna pa.rt of the ad· . ...,..., vertial_nl~1enh1jnvolved in p_rodu~m& i1 anCJ 11 a itOckbO iJer of e a ow'& Cbree aponsors. the Re11ats aa!d. Switzer's two TV abowa and a daily flve·mlnute radio com· mentary brinl hlm at least $65,000, according to med.la sources. Oabome I.a No. 3 ln the radio-TV market with a wHkly pre· game sbow, a Saturday night game-film show, a locker room radio sbow and aome pre-game radio income. r------,,_,,# ol dw Day ----- a., Bowell of the Toronto Blue Jays reacta to the commenu of Peter B~vaal, the team president, that he wouldn't let b1a daughter date a Blue Jay player: ''How do you think our wives feel about that 1'!mark? They married one." P~ Want• to Be Traded SAN DIEGO -Two-time Cy Young Award II winoer Gaylor:d Perry called a news conference to- day to say he'll retire from baseball unless the San Diego Padres trade him, the San Diego Union said. Meanwhile, the Padres uked waivers on Perry with the waiver period up coincidentally at the hour of Perry's news conference, the newspaper said. The 40-year-old righthander from Williamston, N C .• whose 41Bt birt,hday ls Sept. 15, has a guaranteed contract with the Padres extending through next season. But be baa · been unhappy with tht> National League baseball team, publicly cnticizing the job being done .-------Ba•eball Toda,,------. On this date In baseball in 1941 With 18 games "ltill to play, the New York Yankees clinched the American League champ1onsh1p their first of three straight in the earHest pennant cltnchmg in ma jor league history. On this date In 1928 The Boston Braves started a grueling string that would see them play nlne double-headers in a row; an all-time major league record. On lb.is date in 1927. Batting at Crosley Ffeld in Cincinnah. Lloyd Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit a looping fly to short left field that hit juat imide the foul line and bounced lnto the stands, a home run under the rules or the time Paul Waner came up immediately after ward and duplicated his brother's feat for the strangest pair of consecutive homers ln baseball history. Today's Birthdays· Former American League slugger Ken "Hawk" Har· relson. who led the league wlth 109 RBI tn 1968, is 38. Kansaa City Royals second baseman Frank White 1s 29. Texas Rangers pitcher Doyle Alexander is also 29. lloflab lt'bt on Leonard'• Gea Kansas City kept pace with the Angels with a II 1-0 triumph over Minnesota as Denala Leoaard pitched a four-hilt.er while striking out nlne and U. L. Wuhlngioa singled home the "40 ... Home runs by Bamp WUls, WllUe MonLadea and G~I Mablberc oowered Texas over SeatUe, 4-1 Osur Gamble and Bob· b7 Mucer bit two-run homers and rookie Brad Ga.Iden drove in three runs with a single and double to help Roa Galdry win his ninth straight game and 15th of the season as the New York Yankees downed Boston, 10--6 ... Mike Flana1an became a 20-game winner for the first lime and the first in the majors this seuoo by pitching Baltimore to a 5·1 victory over Toronto as the Orioles swept a doubleheader. A tie· breakina single in the nu. inning by Eddie Murray gave the Orioles the ftrSt·game de· cislon, 2-1 ... Gorman Tbomaa hit his 38th home run of the season, tops in the American League, and Jim Sbton won his LacMeAH 13tb same with help from Jerry Aupatlne as Milwaukee recorded Ila 17th win ln lhe laat 23 games with • 8·3 verdict over OakJand . . . Mike Har1rove led off the fifth lnDlnl with a homer to break a 3·3 tie as Cleveland downed Detroit, 4·3 . . Rodney Scott sparked Montreal to a sweep of a twtn·blU with the New York MetJI. Scott deflected • throw ln a run-down lnto the ouUield Hd scored the wln· nln1 nm ln a 6-5, lO·lnnlng victory in National Leasue action. The Expos won the opener, 7·2 ... Ste.e Carhoa and Tug MeGnw teamed on a one-hitter to give Pbiladelpbla a 2-0 win over Plttaburah u the two teams split a doubleheader. Dale Berra drove ln three runs and Jim Booker gained his lOOlh career victory aa the Pirates won the nightcap, 7.3 . . . Rookie rti)Jt-hander Jolla hJpam burled a five-hitter as St. Louil defeated the Chicago Cuba, 2·1 ... Due Colll.u' .run·acori.ng slntle in the eighth led Cincinnati over Atlante., &-5, u Geee Gut.er set a nfaJor league record for moet lo.sea by a relief pitcher ln a aeuon, 15 ... Dan Brt111 slnaled and tripled and scored a palr of runs while GaJlord PelT)' ~ pitched .even shutout innings as San Dteco blanked San Franclleo, 3-0. ........ Na•e Stfttgletf le Nee Po•t New l!!Daland Patriot.I wide receiver Dami • .. ..., paralysed from the cheat down aa a r esult of a t.dde 1n a pre ... aaon 1ame lut year, wW be esec:llUY9 director of pla7er persoonel for th• NFL t .. m •.. Jockey ll__.. PkllMUe, who ftll when bh mount eollapMd from beat euaUIUon at nmomum Race Coura, in Battlmon.. died Sunday ol bead and abdominal tnJurin • • • Tblevet •tole a car belon11n1 to fullback ••11 Newll •• ol tbe Dallu Cowboy• while It wu parked near &.Ill fl'Clllt door ol b1I bom• ... Oaklud a.Jelen t.11bt end Due CMtter bu been put back OD UM active l'O'ter •.. .,..._ M P-v 1•w ol Huntl.Diton Beub c1pt1'1'ecl th• Columpta • .....,., .,,_ bowllni tournament at La Mlreda Bowl. ...., Ala..._, allootHUlltiqtola Beacb, ftDllbecl 1b:t.b. ,. • ...,,.,.., •• tr ... n : lpccs -nFA Wortd Youtb Tournament, 1:80 &.:.• Cllauel It TlllilllU -U.S. Open w,bllibtl, U :IO p.m., . ...... &ADIOt Bueball -Dod(tn at H0utto11, ltlO p.m ., KAIC (190); Qaleqo at ADtell, 7:JO p.m., KABC mo>. - Oelry ...... ~ .. o..., ,. ....... BASEBALL /FOOTBALL Phy•ically Stronger ;IJarkhOrse Tag Seeii ~1 o~ Eagles ~ ., aoGBa CAaUON ......... ~ .... A te.am of COOtl'llfU ADd tbe ob~ ebolce u the dutbane caatendlr ln Sea View Leque football eirclea: Tbat'a tbe Eata.ada Hieb Ea1les u tbeJ prepare f« the 1f"lt Muon. Coach Ed Blanton'• Ela.tea ban p&ealy ol experience (t.be ablllty to fteld a team wtt.b lA ol the 22 pmtUona atal'fed by re-tUf'llin8 start.en), yet are younc <wlt.b five sophomores elevated to the vanity). IT'S A TEAii with one at tbe betUr athletes in Orange County <tJ1ht end-deferulve end Tony Camp), yet It Is also a unit wblcb must overcome a lack of depth lo order to dl.apllce one of ~ Se.a View favorites «;oat.a Meaa, Corona del Mar and El Toro) (or a CIF playoff berth. ''Tb«e'a oo doubt, we have the best at.bJete ln the league ln Camp." says Blanton. "But tbose three are probably the favont.es. and rightly so. But we can compete with them. We ex· peel to be an aggr"8i ve team ud feel we'll hit somebody." Blantoll baa virtually an all· new coaching staff with the ad· diUon ol former Newport Harbor coaches J ohn McGee (backs> and Neal Z.leman <linebackers u d defensive line >. Cal State Fullerton product Craig Collins <reeelven) and Chris Van Hook 01nel. Among the orfensive returners a r e Brad Hoo lcenter >. Jeff Tracy (guard }, Alan Akana <a 240-pound tackle I, Camp at Ught end CM'a now hated at s-s. 22D pounds>. Rieb Amaral and Mike Septon <rece1veni >. Guy Olguin <fullback) and Bob Urmson <tailback )on a squadofJ.4. THE PROBLEMS starl. however. with the reaHiatton that many or these must be counted on to go two ways Tracy ui a linebacker. Camp tS at a defensive end spot. Unnsoo 1s a cornerbaek and Bob Larimer LS at safety, for exam· pie · win ud J don't thlnk_j)eOP.le W'lD pla.)'aically beat UL They did a , ...... ,....,..., couple of Umea lut year. we Just tot wore down." The l'A&lee were 2·1 ln tm. Here'• a rwadowo oo Eatwia by posiUoa: QUARTERBACKS -Larimer, a returning starter In the teeon- d a r y , has the •dQe at quarterback, although the 6-1, 190-pound tenlor Is belng pressed by sophomoreJlm M c.C ahill. Mc Cahill threw for overl ,200yards and 1S TOS as a freshman and checkslnatt>-1, 183. RUNNING BACKS -Urmson '5·8, 160 Jr.) Is a returning 5tM~,-and Included tn his '78 stats Is a 109-yard performance 1n f ive· carrle5 against Costa M esa, Roberto Cervera l.S-11, 17S sr. l and Curt Wenzlaff l.S-9, 160 soph. > back him ue>. Olouln <t>-0, 180 sr.) Is also a returnlm~ starter 1n the backfleld and is the No 1 fullback. Backing him a re Floyd Soa,.ks <5 ·11 , 175 tr.) and sophomore Steve Kralss, who sco,.ed 12 touchdowns for the freshman team. Kralss, however, Is slated to see starting duty at z. back <a wing ) out of the I and split back formations of Estancia. Mike Seplon CS-10 160 sr .) and Scott Hanrattv CS-10, 17S sr. > back up K ralss li>-1, 195 I. RECEIVERS Amaral CS-10, t6S sr. l and c amp are returning s ta rte rs at w ide receiver and t19ht end. 91v1ng Estancia solid receivers Othe r c; are Abel Cac hot a CS-9, 1 SO soph l and Ben OubOno (S..9, tSO 'Sr l out side and John COt"nuke 15·11, 175 ir.l and Gene Powell ts-9, 160 1r ) behind camp. OFFENSIVE LINE Akana <6-7. 2AO I, Tracv IS 10, 1801 and Hoo !S-10, 175 I g1vP Estancl' a solid -.trooq <>tdP di tackle, guard and cent!'r whd1• R1cl'l Ch<tpan IS 10 170 <or I and M•k P Rh1nc•hart !S tO. 180 v 1 f 1gur1> to start al the other '><de. Others in- c lud• Rav St llt cs.1. 190 sr l Tnrv Tnomoson 15.10 170 1r K .. v1n Steputts <6·0 210 1r I, Da111, T1drow !S 10 160 1r I. and Mark Poulter (.6..1, '75 1r J TtGKT ENO TONY CAMP BOOSTS ESTANCIA'S HOPES. "We 're going to be improved and stronger physically." says Blanton. We have a chance to DEFENSIVE LINE Akana Re11ss Gets Right .Advice is at the nose w ith Chltflan behind him. Rhinehart and Still are at tackle-s, backed by Steputls and PoultPr Camp and Cornuke Me at defens111e f>nd, backed by Spar kc; and Powell LINEBACKERS Trac v and Fasf Balls (95 Percent) Blow Astros Dou~n Olguin spertrht>dd E ..,tanc1;i ., l1nebac k ing '>t l ua t 1on wdl'l Cer'(era and Kra1ss pro111d1ng backup HOUSTON 'AP> -L os Angeles Dodgers Manager Tom Lasorda rubbed hia eyes in dill· belief "I thought somebody dressed Sandy Koufax up in Jerry Reuss ' uniform," Lasorda quipped Monday night a fter Reuss and his Koufax vintage fastball hurled a two-hit 1-0 v1c· tory over the Houston Astr08. "We told him that he had to relv on his best pitch and his best pitch is the fastball. lie proved that tonight That's the way Koufax used to P.itch in the ninth inning. Reusa was still strong." TffE STRONG pitching performance by Reuss. a former Houston pitcher, plus the game. winning hJt by Joe Ferguson, another former Astro, tumbled the Astros from first place In the National League's Western Division. Cincinnati returned to first place with a 6·5 victory over Atlanta. Reuss and Houston 's Joe Niekro combined sm a double no· bitter through lour innings Reuss finally gave up back to back singles wttb two out ln the (i(th and Niekro fielded a lead- off single to open the sixth. Reuss said he took Laaorda 's advice and threw 95 percent faatballa. the pitch that made blm a can't·mlls prospect when he was with the A1tro1. But Angel Note& Reuss says bis fastball ls un· predictable. "I THROW IT just as hard but sometimes it takes longer to eet there." Reuas said. "It surpnses me Sometimes I'll throw a fa n- tastic fastball and I 'II say to myself. 'Where has that been"!" Nlekro. 18·9, trying for the second time to get his 19th vie· tory. almost matched Reuss, shutting out the Dodeers until a fatal showing against Dusty Baker and Ferguson in the seventh. Nlekro walked Baker and then wild pitched him to second base to.ut up a game·wtnnmg stngle by Fergu.~n "The Wild pitch was what beat me." Ntekro said "I made a good play to pick off Davey Lopes and then made the wt.Id pitch Then I threw too hard to Ferguson and that was the ball game " NIEKBO WALKED two bat· ters during bis five complete m nings of no-hit pitching Johnny Oates. batting 069 going into the game. singled t.o open the sixth for the first b.ll. SECONDARY Hanratty is a't rover w11t1 Wen1laff 1n the No. 1 pos1t1on, while Larimer is the starter at wtetv Mc Cahill and John Rec 10 <6 ·0. 170 1r . I are backups to Larimer The corner'> are Urmson and Vince Mouleart CS-tO, 160 sr I, bac ked by Septon and Amaral. KICKING GAME Estancia'<> kick109 game appears sohd for the next three year s with Mc Ca hlll The v e r <>at11e sophomore wdl be doing the placekicking <he t>ooted a 40-yard f leld goal as a freshman) and punt ing Che averaged 34 yards per punt 1n '78 ). Baseball Standings JOHNSON & SOM AMHOUHCES ••• AMl:alC~N Ll!AGUE East Dhillon Baltimore Milwaukee Boston New York Detroit Cleveland Toronto W L Pt't. GB 90 46 .662 83 S6 597 St,.; 78 56 .582 11 74 60 .552 15 13 as .m lB 70 6&.. .~ 21 .. ,.,.319 41 West Dl•laloe Aa1eb , 75 8! .543 Kans as City 73 8' .S33 1 i,.; Minnesota 70 66 .515 4 Texa1 67 71 .486 8 Chlcaco 5i1 77 .434 15 Seatt.le 58 81 .417 17~ Oakland 46 93 .331 29~ ...... , •• 1c ... ........ Olk ... , l ellll'ltr• !-S, T-W t t lllt ..-. tt 1,. ftl1l9t I " ......... , ......... , ......... 4. Oetnll1 ' Mltw....._ t, o.111.-cl l ICeftwt(lty t,Ml,,,_tof•O , ............. , . ,....,._o_ OllUfl fOlleMnHle tA ... CT-Ml,11 o.t"'" c,..,.., ... , .. c .......... , • ., ........ ...... 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EXCELLENT DEALS ON OUR FINE LINE OF LINCOLN'S AND MEIJCURY's RIGHT NOWI ; • • • • . • .. • . ~ ~ •. ~ • • • i t • • • • • ' l • : • • • • • • 1 ' • ' • • • ' I I • - I 7 FOR THE RECORD I FOOTBALL BILL WORKMAN ~ . . . " AMERICAN LEAGUE Angela 6, Whtte Sox 5 c1 .. u90 c.1.._. • •• r"... •b," llj Mnrro•on, 1b • 0 0 0 Mille• u • 1 1 O ~•ley, 11 J 1 1 O L•n••ord, :IO 3 1 O o !>clUl••s lb l 1 1 0 ~ord. rl l I 1 I Moo•• pn 1 o O o Bulor, on • 1 1 l JOhn\On di\ ~ 0 I 1 Down.nq, ( A 0 , 0 L"mOtl Cf l 0 0 I vrl< n 1b • 1 l I W\IH•Qln,,.. J I I I Cler• ti • 0 , 0 M<ty < 1 0 0 1 tl 1•en .. lb • 0 I I B•Ml\lr Pr 0 0 0 0 Cemo11r~ H 3 0 0 0 Coloer11 c 0 0 0 O Bell, lb 1 I I I Or1•1b 1 000 To'"" 34••6 Cn•1>1>••. ,. 1 0 o 0 Totel$ 1' ) I ) Sc ...... ""''"'' Cn•<•90 NX 111 100 ) C_..htorntd lOO tt1 O(h. • E 80''"• C,r1c n OP C••tlorru• 1 LOB Cnt<•90 I C.•lllorn•• ) 1B A,..,,, 31! w .. \hlnQton ltlt e •• ior 131 1 {,rl(n 111 BPll •I SB Benn ... er Sf' w.a .. n1nQ1on M.a'I Lt·mon. 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IMcC.,ron) •.60, l.td, Mr l<-1 .. IMcH•rvue I l.60, u • ._._ .... Sl p•ld ... EIQhtll r.tell-..rditft(• ""'C.renl 7.JO, j 60, J.40; OIAC* T-r lf>lnuyJ UO. t 60; ~ IV•leflNlt.t I UO. Hlnlfl , .. ~ ~· IPlnc•v> 4.00, 1 to, UO; 9*11 Mal"IY IC:...1-l U O. J 60, l..Nl't OllMll <Valtflr.,.la l 4.00. Sl n ot<la ($.I > •1'7.JO. A II e nd.tfte:9-t1,,, I . Misc. -------- OM.YPtLOT D Eili.oa Loaded, No. I · •tt 1oob like u automatic wottd but«. 1 ddnk •• wm be a food football team. bat n b••• 1 lot of holes to till. etr.!.!lallY la the olfeulve U.. 'We ll)aJ' be a cut below tbe ltTlt.Mm ... WOJl&MAN•s ATnTUDg la pNdldab)e. Jlla t...-m Wll taut- ed u Orul• County'• bast a )'Hr 110. and wa1 promptly knocked Oft in tbe opener bf Can)'Cid to apoll what would have been a perfect replar aeuon. But her.'1 What Edison fana have to loot forward to tJl1a H&too: Kerwin Bell'• statistics u a j unJor lnclude 1,Mt yard.a and an 8.3 average gain per carry. He ran a 9.6 100-yard dash u a ao.phomore and his createst ... set u a aprlnter la his lllbtnina· like ltarta. Dlno, a jonior and a st.art.er in the secondary, may end up witb Kerwin in tbe backfield when tbe Chargers switch from their cuatomary I to split baclla SEU.Ea COMPLETED 30 or 63 paaaes for :i99 yards and six toucbdo.wns in the Chargers• final four games of '78 after mis· sing six games with the broken jaw. Boyer, a 6-S, 208·pounder, who operates at tight end, wide re- ceiver or in the secondary, com· pleted 49 of 96 pa&sses for 692 yards as a junior. Brothers are a factor. Aside from the Kerwin-Dino act, Frank Seurer's brother, Troy, figures lo be a starter at linebacker. FRANK SEURER Troy Seul'ef' <s-11, 170 jr . > and Greg Stein CS-10, 170 jr.) are In the picture, white fullbacks Include returning sta r te r Mark Churchward <S-11, 195 sr. I and Mike Perry (5...8, 175 sr. > RECEIVERS Melv in Jackson, a junior with 4.6 speed in the 40 and the versatile Boyer are the big guns at wide receiver and tight end. Flanker candidates ln-c I u de Mike Garrity , Greg Jones, Joe Manfre and Tim Ready <a ll seniors> while seniors Terry Jordan and Ron Tassin are also highly rega~ded. Mike Ale)(ander C6-2. 190), ca,mlng off a torn cartilage mjury, is also a tight end prospect. Jackson,Man· fre and Tassin are the speed· burners. OFFENSIVE LINE -Return- ing starter Tim Inman 16-7, 235 > 1s the central focal point of the ltne, •nd with au-rd Dino l.cano (6.0, I 20$ "" ), center Scott Stro9111der i (6.1, '" Jr.) and Boyer atm• end, It ffouret to bt an Im ; bloddng wedge. Pat Ferri I "'4, t 21.S sr. > st•rts at the other tackle, , with beekup from Steve Beck '6-0, : 208 Jr .> and addlUonal ou•rd : strength provided by Biii Thomas : <S-11 , 180 Jr.> and G,..g Prebfe • C6·2, 190 sr. >. Backing .-nr-:- Stros nlder are Paul Relnbach : (6..QI 2QS.Jr.) and Rob Warden '6-1, • 175 r. >. : 0 1!,ENSIYE LINE -Tackle • Chris Rowey (6..0, 195 sr. > Is a ,.... turnlno starter, and along with Warden and Chr1s Mack (6..0, 185 • sr. ) at the ends, f lgures to be the key to Edison's small, bYt quick • tine. Others are lacano and Chris Meinhardt <6·2, 180 Jr.> at the • ends and Interior linemen Mark Schwartz le (5·9, 18S s r. ), Bill \ Thomas (5·11, 180 Jr .>. Bruce ~ Friedlander C6-2, 210 sr. ), Todd ~ Tickner CS.., 16S sr. l and Greg : Carrow CS-10, 170 sr. ). ~ LINEllACkERS -B i ll , Malavasl, the 6·1, 2U-pound : senior son of Los Angeles Rams ~ CGa~h Ray Malavasl. alonQ with • Troy Seurer, form Edison's: strongest defensive area. Others : a re Chorchward, Alexander and • Relnbaeh. ; • SECONDARY -Dino Bell and • Jackson, the 6--0, 178-PQUnd Junior • receiver, have inside tracks to the : co,.ners, in a ddition to Boyer, ! Jones and Reimer at safeties · Steve Welton and Stein also figure in the Chargers' secondary plans. KICKING GAME Soccer stars Mark Richardson and Kevin , M oreen, e ach with 45·50·' yard range, will handle t he placekicking and kickoffs. Frank Seu,.er has already shown ou1· standing punting ability, but Workman would prefer Brothers handle the duty. Also, former University of California center Rack Purnell will be aiding assistant coach Russ Purnell, his brother, an the offensive line scheme Notes of concern The ten· tative situation of de fensive back Bill Reimer <dislocated collarbone > a11d possible lack of depth an the offensive line Fa,s t Co m p any Fast He re's a rundown by position QUARTERBACKS -Seurer (b-2, 188 sr .) and Boyer g ive Edison the best one-two aerial punch In Orange County, while ~m Mazzara (5·9, 175 1r .) pro- vides backup. RUNNING BACKS Ke rwin Bell's status is a well known fact, but the Chargers have a lot more to back up the 5-10, 180-pound senior. Dino Bell <S-9, 165 lr I, Duaine Jackson (6-0, 178 1r. >. F ast Company. co·sk1ppered b y Dack Deaver a nd Da c k Williamson. Los Angeles Yacht Club. was the winner an LA YC's Wrigley Trophy race. sailed out of Howland's Liinding, Catalma Island . The race is a tr aditional Labor Day event for yachts rated un· der the l11temat1onal Offshore Rule. Winner of the McNeil Trophy for Performance Handicap Rae· mg Fleet <PHRF > ratings was Yanks C o lllple t e Swim Donllna tion T o mara . r-a>l e d b y Tom Jorgensen. LA YC The two races we r e sailed Sunday over a lO·m ile course from Howla.nd's around Eagle Rock at the west end of the is land and back to tbe s tarting point. IOR I Fas t Company; 2. An· dale. Dennis Choate. LBYC. 3 Slicker.ChockCook. LBYC. P HR F I Tomara ; 2 . Wildcat. Robin Martin, KHYC. 3 Hurrah , Bill Blakes ley, LAYC TOKYO CAP > -US SWlmmers. led by world record smasher Cynthia Wood.head. won five more gold medals on the final day of the first FINA In· ternational Sw1mm1ng Federation World Cup Swimming Championships Monday. The Americans ended up winning 17 of the 29 e vents in the thrce·day meet at the 50-meter ind<?Or Tokyo Olympic Pool, ra r ahead or three Viet.ones by an all· European team and two by Canada. Wood.head , the lS·year-old Riverside frees tyle expert. started the day by breaking her own.world record In the women's 200·met~r free, the only world mark of this meet Her 1·58.23 beat the 1: 58.43 mark she set at t he Pan Amer ican Game~ in Puerto Rico in July 18 TO CHOOSE FROM!! Woodhead a lso was the top gold medal winner with rive Bill Forrester g rabbed the Americans· second gold medal of the day by touching first in thE men's 200freein 1:51 Sl i 17 I I I EACH I LVD. The Americans' third gold medal came when Mary Meagher won the women's 100 n y in 59.71. HUNTINGTON IEACH 842-2000 Co llege Foot b all Schedule . l.ATUltOAY'\ OAMA• IAST Holy C..-al lt11l~•t Temple •I W.•1 VlrQl"I• IOUTM Furmen •I Cl•mlon Soulhefn Ml»IHI~ et l'lorlde St•lt. nlQl>t Aleben.. e1 Geor9fe h ell Vlr111n .. Teen •I LOUll•lllt, n1gn1 Tot-91 ~r.Mll, nlQflt Vlll•non et Me,..,,,.,,., Mempl\I• Sta .. "' M1 ... n l1>1>t &teM •t J.Clloon, nl9lll Soulll c-11,.. et HOr1f\ Cerotln• Ee ll CMotl,.. •I Honn Ceroll,.. State, n1"" Slenlonlel Tiii-, nlQM Ilk-ti Vlrtlnt. '#1111..., & -.,. It VMI AptttlKlll .. St•lt '"W••• Forell, ftlgflt MIOW .. T Eetten1-....... 1t a-11"90'"1' Hew ..,._•k o Sl•te et Or•h lndl• ..... ·-· EHlent l<enW<lly el l<e,,t St•t. B•ll St_.. el Ml.,.,,1 0 Hort-n el MtcN9e11 I lllllOlt It Mk ....... Sl•l• Of>lo u et Nll--4• S.n o.._ S .. lot et Ml•-.rl Syra<uM et Olllo Stai. Horth Teaas St•lf et Otte-... Sl•I• Wltcominlt~ lftdl.t,.. 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I PUBUC NOTICE ~CTITIOUI' •OlllHH NAMa ITATIMINT TM tol-tf19 ,_,....,, " 00t119 bu"· ,..,, ., PENNY'S CLf.ANINO, Ml OtMtl, S.114• AN. c.lllorn1a '7101 Ptn•IOCl• linn CemptHli, U \ Gr•nl, S...t• A,,., Celllorn•• '7101 Tim lloJWAttl I• (Of\duC l.O DY "' In dlvtdUei ....__ LIM (,ampOetl Tiii• ...... ,,_, •H 111.0 "'''" ..... C0<inty Clerk OI Orange (O<lnly on 11119,,.1 , •. '"' . . . . . . . . . . . .. -....... -...... -· -· -. . . ' ... " 811slaess a..-1e1e P111eJied Workers Sing Blues With Factory Closed NP CASTLC. Incl. CAP> -BlU . Vauabl almleuly wtP" the eounter or b1t bar, wlablna for the ~ --erowd ol Cbf'Y9W wotken Uiatuual· lJ m.11 b1a modat tavern. Tbe patrom will AOl be tbert tn fore• t,opy. P..U..1 tbe plncb tbat hH blt the llnanclally troubled automaker, the Chrysler part.a plant 1crou the 1treet from BUJ '• Bar and l.unch shut down lut week for two weekl. ••1T•s BEEN REAL slow." said Vau1bt, who worked for Chrysler for 10 yeara before open.inc bis bar 1n 19~ "l 've seen il slow before," he said. "l was laid orr a year and two months one time, nine months another. Wben they were down ror a strike. everybody fisured they'd be back pretty sooo. Now, they're run nlng scared and 1 can't say as 1 blame them.'' At the end of the bar, Jerry Davla nurses a beer. He is amon~ the 2.SOO Chrysler workers in this eastern Jn diana communlty of 22,000 who are 'TM.-e•• lot• of gloe• a11d doo.e ta"'9 f»td ....af.. lfl dae~• M~• •• a•• nounC!e•~•I lllal Cla rfl•ler I• gol•g to ele•e. • affected by the production shut downs. "IF IT GOES, l 'M going," the 30 year-old Davis said of the plant "I got 13 years in there. You hate to give il up." Working for the automaker has been a family tradition for Davis. His rather worked there; so do his two brothers-in·la w. He graduated from Chrysler High here. But if the plant closes, he vows to take his Wlfc and two children and move elsewhere "There goes part or the problem right now." Davis said, nodding toward the street where a city-owned vehicle. a Chevrolet. stopped ut an intersection. "City government in this town won't support Chrysler They go out of town to buy their car~ They don't have no support around here like they used lo. William Clements, executive dire<' tor of the Chamber of Commerce. disputes claims like Dav1i. · that New Ca.U• ti a company t.Ql\'n '8 eluate HUe of the term. ~\ltd bl tbe Pittabv•h area ud I kDO'W wbat a company town u. It'• wb•-re the bouMe are owned by the company and the 1toret are owned lfy the company and t.b• bultoenes are owned by the company," he said. "We are not a company town." B\JT WITH TH£ automaker rtpraenUna 10 percent or the work force of· Henry CoWltY, "for me to aay that Chrysler la not Important la a damed ridiculoua statement." Chrysler. which bas Iott more than $4llO million in l8 months, ~ a.skin& the federal 1ovemmeol ror $1 bUllon In aid until Ul61 , when it nya it should be profitable aaam. Some 25,800 e mployees, more than ooe·fourtb of its U S hourly work force, were laid ort as or last week. l1N£MPWVMIENT IN thia city. • •• \, .. ,..1,..,..... about 50 miles eaal or Indianapolis. lS 'THEY'RE RUNNING SCARED' '. ~bout 7 8 percent. but when Chrysler BUI Vaught Saya 8ualneu la 'AHi Sfow> khuts down, the figure JUmps to 11.8------ percent. PolnUna to the dlvenification in New Cutle induatry. Clement.a Is op· UmlsUc about the town's economic health In \he race or Cbr)'151er's d1f flculties. "There's lots of gloom and doom talk. but really there's been nler shuL'i down part of 11& operation 1t 'i. got to havt· a parts plant " CHRYSLER HAS been an mslltu- llon tn ttus town i.mC'e 1926, when 1t bought the New Cai.Ul' plant from lhP Maxwell aut.omobill' comp81ly AnrJ ever since. 1t !\eems. Chrysler ha!-> been dogged by rumor~ of flnanc1cil distress "I've bei;n ovt'r tht'rc 34 yc·<src., and lhcy 'vl' ~n c-lois.inl( up c.,1nr<> lh('y ·w· been thcrt.'," qu1ppl'd om• old timer ut the bar AC'rosi. town ut thl· C'a '.'.lll' l.111uor Store, manul(cr Stan C1l·m1>0la con 1>1ders the old notion that in lime!> 11( trouble, people lf)(Jk for ~lac<· in drmk "IF mEY'RE dr1nklni. they're probably dnnkmg in the bars. It's s lowed down completely In hert' ... he s old. "We stocked up for the Labor Day holiday and we hope sales get better " In one res pcC't. r1empola l>a)5 businl'si. has b<'t'n booming ··w"'''" l><'t•n rai.hrn~ a lot or un emolo' mt:"nl cherks. ··he !>iJl<l WTC Sells 2 Subsidiaries Harry ~ UakN. fJre'>1dcnt and C'h1t:f execullvc offlc·t'r CJf WT<" lnr • Nt-wport 81·llch. ha-s an· nounC't'd r hanl(t''> Ol''>ll(ned t6 conct'ntratc n· so'urceh l:lnd pt•r<,onn1.·I in the devcloµment of pnmary linei. or hu\IOl''.'.'> f mmed1ak action~ 1ndudt' tht: "al,. or Coao;t Leasing Co cind ..i \Ub5tantial rccluC't1on 1n the oper alJol\.\ of Coai.l Carlo&dm g Co Coast Lea!>IOI( wa~ 'lold to a company formed by the -.ub!.1d1a r' o; pn•,1d~nt, Johll M Baker for $2,250,000 tui.h l'riinNh of lh•· 'Jlt• art> bein~ ~sed to rettri· '>hort lnrn hank l.lf1rro141ni.:i. and for ~t·nE'ral \lt Orkrn~ 1 ap1lal puqJ(1"''' Tht• i.alf• ""ill rt• ... ult '" a hoc1k 10 ...... nPt or lllX f"f ft·<'h of a11prox1mat1·I~ Sa77 .lOIJ H a rry Haker l.a1<1 Cua-.t IA.·C1">1n11 ""·'' .1 pr11r1tabl1· oiwrat1on Thi· ll1t·1i.11m I 11 m.; k 1• r•-<luct1oni. 1 n tht· Coast ("ii rl11ad1n1: op1·r .it 11111 wa:-. \ht· n·.,ult r1f that 111\ 1:-.wn • 11111111111• 11 I"'"''· wh1rh h~J vt· <.1dvt•r ')t·h :tHf'c·tt'<J th1· 1·1Jrn11.1n\ ., 1,111·rall fmanc1a conollwn •w \,Jld ( t>IJ\t I .u h1.1d 1 11~· 1 1 I ,.r1:-. 1\111!1•Jes hJ!->l'd sur ( J( I' frt.:Jl'(hl ror ..... trd.., .... r ~1111: l>'llllh lfl thl" Pac·1fw NorthV.C''>I cHltl :-iouthwt·-.,t (111m !->o uth1•r11 Ctliforrua '1'ht: i.Jle of C ·oa:-.L Lea.sin~ and lhC' reduction of Coast Carload1nJ.! opt'ratmn' will help allevrnt1· pres~LOR c·ash now problems caused tn part by the rapid gro wth of rt>venues in the airfreight d1v1sion:· Rakt>r ... aid A pn•' 1ou'I\ announn'1lion by WTC of A& B T ran.,,port..it111n ~cr\ll~i. Im· ha!-> not been ('Omplet1-rl WT< "11r1n1 1pal ... u11.,ull;ir11•' 1111 lu11l-WTC' l\1r f'r<•1~ht 1 tl11m1 -.111• .inrl 111t1·rnat111nal <strfrt!IJ.(ht (lff\4 .!rtit-r .ind \.\I 'I r.111 I'll !-rt'l}!hl ( 011 Business Series ,, con s\i\\ Starts Sept. 11 Now Ava.Uable 400 iq. ft;, 8e up. Fully improved sultee 1 8e 2 stJJry design Excellent ftnaoo1ng Near Orange Co. Airport Call: (714) 640-0327 $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS ......... ~., ..w-e•t. ··-·c-.a.1 .......... • ==co••ltmN ... . ...... . ., .......... ,__ . ...... ~ "seat\ aone1 the . .1 'ino•cio\ 6101u' chaos. Free Gold Seminar. Newport Beach: TueSClctY Sept 11 1979 at 1he Marriol1 Inn 900 NewPOrt Center OnvE' Tmnaran1Brigan11ne Room Los Angeles: WedneSday. Sept 12. 1979 al the Hilton Hotel 930 Wilshire Blvd St Louis/Fo y Room FOR RESERVATIONS. PLEASE·CALL (800)· 528-5346 Sea11no 1a 111n1100 MEETINGS BEGIN AT 700 PM. ANO ENO AT 9:30 P.M Learn from the experts how to fight inflation Economic sell protection can be yours Of'<.1l.1vp ac11o n on your Pdll Ciln hf'lp Vl II OIOIPCI yu ur ,)'>'WI'> l•<Jm lh!• finant•.illv t 11pptin4 blo w'> 111 m lt,1tiu11 Vou clrl' 1nv1h ·<.J 10 It! 11 n lh1 • rl'.11 11~,1:.on:, bf'h1nr1 KK l.iy , 1 '<-Ulll1m1r 1 11.IO'> and huw 10 uru11 -ct m1 l1n.inci.11 l uturi· nt your 1.1m1ly 11 .. tr n why qOIO I'> l '''" ,11lP11•d thf> 11l11ni.it1· '>ltJ11' o l 11<1tu1• L1.,1rn .1t:><>ul harcJ n10nfty ,1'>'>1 h d'>~ llUIJ',11\)11'> c\110 QPl d 1rf't 1 unn1·1Jq111 1 .1n'>wf•t '> L '"'"'n to up-to· tldlP v1l'W'> ol th1· 1nti'1nc:111o nal oo h11c:.'> 111 mo n1•y F 1n<1 uul lhl.! A<lm1r11<,lr 1tiun •., re3ct11;n to thn <.ur rPnt 11>C1•<,'>1on I h•'• tre" '>Pm1n.ir c<1ulcl 11Qu1p yllu w1 1t1 1111• knowlt1!1Q(~ to •.t.tY OOI• "'"P .itn:.id Ill thP biltll1i .iqa1n:.1 1nt1.i11u 11 Distinguished guest speakers: Sherman Unkefc.H. Ill. world·trdvelod lc•cturflr on pr~1oul'> motals <md currency ,1nd noted etonom1c cidVll>Or President N orth American Coin & Currency Lid Eric Hoopingarner. rnanager of Nonh American Financial Services and soonsor ol lhese seminars ••••••••• • •••••••• • • • II y0u cannot attend. O.nttemen: Ctrcumttance• p1ev8nf mo trom • but wouta llke more lnlor• ttendlng your seminar but I would llke to know • met1on, 11mp1ycomptote more abOur economic self.p101oc11on Please • th11 coup0n and 1n411 to: tef'CI 1ntorma11on to • North Amertcln NetnO • • Coln I Currency, LTD. ISuelMM onon• 1-l • I Sult•G·2 Homttl)N)M<-• I 100 w.tt W.ahll'IQton St • Fttit National Bink Pfaz.a Addt'9M---------------I PMen 11. Arizona 8S003 • Clty Stale no, __ _ I ~ Coutotl m.-oe lt!UIO 11111 com"*' lot oid« io oe OtGOellMd • ••••••••••••••••••••••• - ·~ STOCKS I BUSINESS 'NYSE COMPOSITE > l 1 . -... -- TRANSACTIONS t n.dlr. ~ 4, 1973 N OMLYPtl.OT .. BrokerSeeb New Busbiess. B11ULTONM08IOWn'Z H you want to buy or sell a company, call Eric Gleeeber i.o New York at <212) 558-JJM. He will put you together with a prospective aelle-: or buyer. He may cha.r1e a atilt lee. but wbat'a a commiNioo, •vea a bia one, ~It leU you where you want to be. Oleacher bu the co.ntacta you need because be l1 manaaing director or the mer1ers and acqulsiUooa depart· ment or Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb. a major Wall Street investment banker. AND I KNOW BE IS waiting for your call because Lehman Brothers ran a {ull-paae adverti&ement In the WaU Street Journal lis ting hh phone number and inviting readers to call if they were think.in& or merriog, acquiring or selling. The ad didn't list the address or Lehman Brothers These matters are better handled by telephone, don't you know? You wouldn't want to tip your band to #Jl unauspect· mg company you're planning to knock off. A full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal doesn't come chea p. It costs $36,000. But Gleacher -and his e mployers -obviously believe It's worth it to get· their name befoce the r estless troops out there. That there are a lot or rest- less bodies is clear ttom the merger mania that has gripped the corporate world 10 the past two years. When you run an ad. you naturally put your best foot forward Money Tree Gleacher and Lehman Brothers used their Journal space to list the 51 transactions they helped to engineer in the past 20 months. L EHMAN BROTHERS REPRESENTED Bacardi, the rum pN>ple. when a $45 m1lhon stake 10 the company was acqu1r'!d by Canada's Hi ram Walker liquor enterpnse 1Canadian Club 1 l~hmao ht:lped a Dutch bank. Algemene. gain control uf the LaSalle !'\at1onal Uank or ('h1cago for S82 million, Jnd then he(Jx•d a Dutch insuninct> com pany. Nat1onale "4('derlanden. ~<'oop up the Life Insurance Co. of Geor gia fo r S361J mJlh11n l,ehman. flUltt• cHlt'pl Jl helpmJ:: foreign com panies, ab '>11't<'d lht' ~w1-.-. rumpan~ l\;e~tlr 1n its S263 m1lhon ac qu1i.1t1on of Alron l.abf>rat<Jnl'' IT DID VEOM.\'lo \\'ORK tOR lfollywood 's Twentieth Century Fox, av.a.,h with ull lhat ··star Wars ' monE-y It brour,ht 1nl<J tht· <1ll1d10 As1>4•n Sk11ng Corp for S49 million and Pebble Bc·ach l"orp for $4)5 m1l11011 It frontc."C.I for Philip Moms in the tohetcco company's S516 m1llwn acqu1s1t1nn of Seven-Up It helped RCA dis pose or Jts Alas k<t communications company for $200 m1l11on And 1t helped put together one or the biggest mergers 1n rNa1Jmg history Skaggs Companies of Salt Lake C'1ty and American Stores of Wilmington, Del A $311 m1l11on deal It s an 1mpress1ve record The 51 transactions com plet('d by Lehman Brothers betw~n J a n 1, 1978, and Aug 15, 1979. had an aggregate value of more than M .7 billion So 1f you want to be on Enc Gleacher's next buy-and-sell llst. call tum m New York Srock Market Falls As Gold Price Jumps )Alt ) NI.,_ YQP .. •AP AOOfO' t1n•I •otAI Pr.-.vlOY\. OA• Wf'•• •OD MoMI> •90 v •• , d'qO Two v•ar\ 4191) J •n , IO o.tt,. 1'11 lo 0.1~ 1'11 to 0.1• ~ Y 'lloc • \•IPS >J H O 000 l•.ll0.000 ,. 430.000 •S 410,000 n , 110.000 I• IJ0,000 )JSJ,1..i.1 .. • ~ ..x>.000 l .:l"I .7'0.000 WH•H AM[)( O•O HEW YORI< (It.Pl A<tv•ntt< ... ~ Totel l\'Wn Ne• nlOM ..... 10 ... Pr•v loon cMiy .... :Jh •IO no llO lll ... w " JI • s 1 . , __ ... • -CONSUMER I OBITUARIES I HOROSCOPE Suit May Yield .Eserow Fund Interest • t RICHMOND, Va, (AP> - llllJ.lkm of ~ acnm tb• O.U. have a •tall• lll 1 . ~ :"'* Mn ~'111111 rtOt of ....... t..ut .... to collect eac:row fwadl wtt.hoat ••rM ~ between t.u PQ· m•u. U..lr taul ad lmaranee. eldH lD f•YW ol the pla.lll&m.. Ht COGlct order tbe l""'tn1 ln· • homeowner, 1aid bJ1 •erow paymnta total .over •1,opo a ''WS UAUY BA VBN1'T bad · • that much ne1athe feedbadt oo ~-.. :~tera Vtr1lel1 MmtO_,. wbo m.d tM IUllt wlD tt .. ~ .... ~ ......... «nlll ... ii ..... deat ~ bl t9tabb.W • It woUt be the nm m-.tor dedDaa ID a fecllr-al CCMllt. It allo woGld lnvolve bimdncb ol mlllloftl ol doUars. MOft UND .aa, IN a pn.c. Uce that becan iD the ll30a, re- qw.r. monthly paymenta for tu· " and lnauranc-e fn>m people who takt out mortaa1e loans, bealdee ~men.ta to reduee the prlnet.,.i ~the loan. Seldom la the borrower liven the option ol paytq the tax and tnaurance bllls on bis own. lo1tead, the lende r bolds the money In escrow, invests It ancl Leaden luiat lh•)' bave a dllll w pUUk( .,_.le&~ Of loMI Wttbout 1uch PIU'· snub, they 111. many bot· .J'OWeft ...... default -Luel IUld a tu U. wwld t» •lapped 'bo u.. property. aUT wmu: TBS baotr.a and 1n tnp aod loan IH CH:l1Uona earn IDveatmeet tacome trom •~row f\mda, theJ rareJy pay tnte r.t to Ute borrower. And 1om1 qy lbe lncome banity cov· •ra the COlta of admlnlaterin1 th• r..m Since tm, however, 1t leut 10 llatea have r~1pondtd to court pre11ure by r equlrto1 lt.ndto1 lnatltutiom lo pay I.If. ~re•t or make other conoeaalona on escrow funds. Most federal cues lnvolVUll escrow fuoda have been settled out of court, u.ually with the homeowner gaining the right to earn minimal interest or to pay '1"8& YaOINIA CU&. ftJ.ed .., 1ututa.. to 1'°11> JNtiDa wrow 11tift)H '1:.l:*'• .. oTJ 14 • P'afmeab a coGdftSa8 01 a io.. mortt... In the Norfolk· or to pay ma.~t __ on eac.row Vlrllill&. Btic-. arH, n11D111 • fWMla w!UDlartly JMld, cw both. In Int-ln1tltuttoa1 n ..,_... Lawyen ud t}a• plalnt1ff1 danC... were NluctaDt to comment OD A• delcrlbed by one lawyer. It the UM wb1le tt ts 1tW before baa ~·a paper W&('' WW. tbecourt. lbou.a&DICk IMl*• ot mOdoel, But otben fS1Dillar with the counttr·tnotlona. depoaiUoaa cue wen lal Nlt.raiDed. and interroeatortes. A motloo by the defeodaotl to dlam laa the cue awalta a ruli.nt by U.S. Dlstrtct Court Judie D. Dortch Warriner. Tbe bomeownera charge a vlolatloo of numerous federal law1 lhrouib a conspiracy by the defendants to make escrow paymeota a condition of a 1o4D. THEY MAINTAIN ALSO that the fallure to pay interest on th.ls money actually lnflates the stat· ed rate of interest oo the loan. One lawyer saJd Warriner bu a range of alternatives II be de- TA YLOa COUSINS OF RlcblDCIDd. a real .. tale man and member of Ute board ol the Consumer Coqraa of Vireinll, said that while bi.a group has no official poeltlon be personally feels borrowen should be given an option. "Jt is obvious these lending in· stltutiom are setting free use of people's money. U they can give away dishes or luggage lo at- tract buainesa, wby can't they uae escrow interest as a com- petitive tool?" Robert Miller, a Richmond ...,. ... __ -... . ---~ "I'm perfeet&y.cap_.. of M · lq ID1 ta. aDd ~ ~ I wouJd llaw 1DOre moaey•to 4o lt wtth If r coll&ld eun btteNlt Oin what the baak tat. from mte ... ..., monda. •• be Wd. \ BCT LBNDSaS IA Y tbey \ •hoald Neelve the PQmenta for PrcMct:lcm.. and that DOt many bomeownen feel the • .., II.Iller does. "llOlt borrowers .like tbe Idea al takinl care of their loan. tu- ea and l.Qluruce all in one pay· ment," .. 1c1 F.dward Broob Cl Richmond, Jrealdent of Security·Feder and vice presi- dent of tbe U.S. Leasue of Sav- ini• A.asociatJoos. John B. Cutter, prestdeot of Citlzens Savtog.s & Loan, aaid the escrow practice aaves the customer from having to pay a whopping tax and lnauranee bill at the end of the year. ~ ... u~ :er -·-f ...,.. • Al8o. euu.-aald, It ti a help to the t.u:1J11 eutborltlea to t» ab&e to HDd GDe bW to a 1eDdlna IP· 1UtutiOD tmtead of h~ or perbaps thousand.I of billl to M.parate~wnen. • Broob lnllated the investment cc0me from acrow fund.a N,,.. coven apenaes. "To l(fmlolater these funds la ry eostly, .. be said. LENl)ING INSTITU110NS w e forced to pay interest OD the e funds, Cutter aaid, "lt wo d be· juat another coet of b • that would have to be pas ed on lo the customer." A tndlcationa are that the Virg a suit ii a long way from, comi g to trial. Like others befor It, it could end wit.bout a clear· ut legal victory for either side. Plate of the Day Your Roroseope PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PlJBUC NOTICE -----9 CALIFORNIA • i-~ ~ FRO~ EX FROG -The night J oan Brook met her husband-to-be, she came home and told her cblldren "I just met Prince Channing." She still feels that way four years later. She gave him the plate for his birthday. Beatie Notf~n HANSE"N HAZEL M. HANSEN, rHldent of Cost• M.w. C.. P .. Wd ew•v .., Sep 1ember J, 1'11'1. S.rvlcts ••• CMndino •I hll llr...O...v MOr'lu•rv HILL MAR CELLA NICOLE HILL. rul dent Of FOUM•ln V•lleV C• Pu'4!CI •••v on AUQ<.lll 31. 1'7• di Cr11taren • Ho•c>llal on Oraft9t, Ca SUrvlved b, ,.,., parents Mr and Mr> Harold Hilt of Fountain V•ttey, Ca. 2 ••lief\ T•rr· my •nd Jennifer, or•ndp.iortnh Mr •nd Mr• tt.<lrv Geo•O" ot 8•nnino. C• , •nd Mr •nd M". Herold Hill of Salton S.e Beech, Ca Servltn Tu"' d•v. Sepl-r •. iq7• a1 l 00 PM et Int Pa<itl( vi. .. Cl\epel tn1.,ment P•<lflc V1tw ,,,..,.,_leo Pari. HILL RtC HAR O WILLIAM HI LL. tervlcn 1>9ndlno •I H.,l>O, L•wn. Mount Olive MOr1U¥y ot CO\le Mtsa SAO-SSS4 MALMSTR~ ALEXANDl'IA MF MALMSTROM roldent of C-c>lstrano Buch, C• PHMtd -•v on Ses>tem~r t, 1919 ~urvlved by r.er dauohl~r Margattt F Moulton ot Seti Ct.-nte Ce wn An ton E Fton<.k of lo\ Ows Ca • 9r•ndc1t otdren and 7 o·~·· or•nOC1tlldr1<1 tnumm.nl All" Me'-1 Mtmor1a1 Park, Peto •110, Ca Pec111c V11w Mor1U¥V, Newport 8e•cn e11r~t tor' MATHEWS EMMET CMATI MATHEWS. r~s1 oent of H-1 Beacll, Ca Paueo •w•v on AuQuSI JI, 1979 He WH pre· <-d in c1 .. 1h by "" wllt Gtrtrud4! In 1971 H~ I\ survived by hi• •l11tr Snlrlt Hartley of S.attt•, Wu1tonoton . 2 no.cu Slterrle Hee-of Huntlnoton 8Hth, C. encl C.m1ltt HertltY of Se•ttt•, W•slll"OIOn and I ntP!ttW Greoorv Hartley of Seattle, WHhlnQ1on. Ht Mrv.0 In lhe U.S. Army Corps of EnotnHr\ durlno World W•r ti and wat en •tllve member of II• V~owam of Foreign W•rs. ~lat ..,,,kn wilt be held on Tuesday, $e01itmber •. "1' •t 7 00 PM at llMt P•clllc Vl•w Mortu•rv Ch•IHI\. Prlv•te lnurnmtnl •I the Wtnatcr1ee Ctmtterv, Wen•tche., Wastllnqton. tn 11 ... of llowert con-1 r I bu tlons m•v be m•d• to tne A,,,.rlc.., Olabetn Auoctatton or th• Amtf'lt.., HHr1 As,oclatlon. Pectfk View Moft_.y, H~ 8e•cll dk•<· tort MEYER CHARLOTTE L MEYER rtlldent of G••den ~. Ce_ Pau.ci ewar on PACIFtC YJIW MIMOllALPAH Cetretery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCOIMICX MORTU.HliS Laguna Bea(;h '94-~15 Laguna Hills 768-0933 Death Notf~n S.-ptembtr t, tt7' SM I) iurvlveo by "e' \On Peter and ~''ftr t1edwl9 Mronoolvlus of Germ•t1Y Servlcu •Ill be held on W-•Y •t 2 00 PM .•t Ille ""'lrow AllCIPv C"-1. with r=.~~~ .. "c:::c~dc4 l~:.:!~on~:,'fM~i' •no Servt<n u-r ,,,. olre<toon of 5l""" & Tutn11~~~~:_;v. W..4888 ROBERT M SCHLUM, r"''°ent of CO\I• M-c. Pa....o .... ~on Sto tf'mbtr 1 1•,.. Hf' I\ \ur-vtv"' b¥ "" wlff Loret J 5<htum OI C~t• Mew, C• t \!Ster Mr\ J(erw1f'tn l Wf'llS of NtvnO• (1tv. Ca 2 orandrholdr•n. IC' 1\t•n M. C.r""' OI CO\I• Mew C• 4'nd £UQf"f11t A H•mmf'• of S•n F r•n- (•\CU 0 Funtr•t wrvt<.f'\ will bP neto on ~..sev. S..pttml>C'r S. 1'7'1 •I 1 30 PM at IM Bell Bro•d*O C1t•1>e1 wlltt lnt.,.,.,.nt •I Sen Gabrltl Minion c.rntttrv In tte<i ol flower• con•' 1but1on' ma• Of' rn•d~ to a ffl~Or••• CNf'lt'f Frienos m•y <•II •t &ell B•-•~ Monuary on Weorte• .,., lrom 11 ,,_, to I 00 PM Bell Broed••Y Mor'tuarv dire< ton WILKINSON WILFRIO WIU<'INSON , .. oc1.n1 ol (O\t• Me~. C• P•!i.wO '9••• on S.O t1mbrtr 1•1' SUrv1"ed by ht\ w •ft Ida. I lOn ROC>t>rt R Wiikin_, of Cone Mell<'••. c. 1no 7 brolllet\. Anhur WllklnlO<l of Montreat, tenacl• and Jo1tn R Wllkl.n-. ot Ont.,oo, Canacla Str.ice• W~dnUcl•v. !>epj,mber S. .. ,. at 2 00 PM el .,,. Pee Ille View CM1>9t. v1.i1et10n Tl>tMM!v trom • oo PM lo • 00 PM at the Pecollc V~w Mortu1rv. Interment Paclloc View Memorl•I P1rk. Paclllc View Monuery, Ntwll0'1 Beach. C• d1•9<· tOI'\ WOODSMALL. J It J MARllN WOODSMALL, JR., r•-sidtnl ot S...t• Ane, Ce. for 4• ye•" He wu • foreman et the Hoity S..Ooer Company tor U YHr\. H• p.uvd away on Sept.,,,ber 3, "7' He Is survived by his wole Renl• v .. '"'" H•rold M of Aru,,... end Jimmy D ot Midway City, Ca .. daugMer\ Verne 8 Go<ou of Mh'iOV<I end Pahy A. Kroeo•r Of Whcon.ln, 11 orendcnlldren and 10 ornt-or-hlldren Funeral wrvlces wltt be -on Tllu,,.,.y •• I I 00 AM •I the H.,,,.,, !Awn Memorlel Chapel. Entomblntnt ,.rvtcu lmmedlatetv loll o•lng •I tit• H•rbor Lawn Mausoleum Services und<tr th• dire<· lion of Harbor L•wn·Mount Ollve MortuervOI Coll• Mesa ~HS. Airwatch Director Dies at 67 LOS ANGELES CAP > -Herb -U r e en ; vi ce p r esiden t o f KM PC Airwatch and longtime personal pilot for Gene Autry, has died follow· Virgo: Aim At 'Lost Cause WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER S By SYDNEY OMAR& "CTITIOUS 8USINIESS "CTITIOUS aullNIEU SUfl'Ea!Otl COURT 01' THIE N.4MIE STATl.MUfT MAMa ITATl.MIENT STATE Ofl CAUl'ORNIA l'Olt lite toll-'ng "*''°" ll dolftQ bull· l ite IOll-lllO .,.,_, are clolnQ TMIE OOUNTY OP OllANGIE ,,.,.... !Mn!-•" .... amm • DON ZEE ASSOCIATES.JOI Fontt l H E s 0" l "'A. E OltDeRTO °" Jll..lt19~ .. 11:00•.r, Avenue, W w A. uvo-BeoKh, CA CLEARINGHOUSE. 10>0 E Fo..rt11 SNOWCAU5& CFS SERVICE cmn>o A fi«fH, • f26SI SI., Suitt ts.>, SeMa AM. CA '210S I• .. ,,.._. ...... ...,_.I<•-.. C.lllor11I• C«J>Or•IM>n U duty appoonl Donald w. l.H,. Sollltl Por104a. t11tertelt Comp111 ... tnc la MEHRDAD "0URZAN JAN I , ... Trutl•-..,0 1><1n•·~11t10Deecl SoulhL~CAmll 1CA!lloml•c.orporal-l,2'JO E.FOll<th a..-11-el '"'"' __ ........,,, tt17,•Jlft.. Tiiis bulll!HI .. (~ "1 •n "' St . Suite ts.>. s-Y "'-.CA tVOS w H E A E " s M E H A 0 " 0 •• , Ho. 11 ... 111-IU2S 11"99 1173. dl•ldual f llh !Moil""" 11 ~-..Cled b\t • POURZANJANt. Clefollontr, Pta.> tlltd of Ottlco .. Rec«ds 1n -c411u of the O....ld w. z.e Um1teG Pll'tlWl'll>op. • pettUon with Cite Cl•rt< Of tltol Court c-11 Recor0tr OI Orenoe Countv, Tnl1 , .. ,_, "" lltlld wl•h Ille t-k~1.,, Inc tor •n orOt• <,..n9lno petohONr • Stet• of c..t1torn1•, ••ti Mil •t 1><1l>tl< Co11111v Cl..-ti of Or•noe Co<H'ltv Lina..,,_, ~ • m t t r om M E H II! DA 0 ~uctlon to lto~•t bl-r for c .. ,. Auo11~10. '""· Soe<~MY/Trw .... ., p 0 IJ R z" NJ A H I I 0 s 0 NH y IP•V•l>t• •1 time o• .... In tawfyl Ill Trill I~ •u hleel w1U. U. ¥EHRDA0Ntt.\A, -· c4 llW U"'ted Sl .. 9'1 el So.1111 P10bll"'°" 0.-C.0.it o.lty Pit C-ty C»f1l ol 0.--C-V on JIOIV IT IS O*DEllED tl\et •II perton\ '" frOf\I ""tr-• lo Ille 0r.,,.. CounlV A U n 7t S.pl tt7' l121 7 II tt1t terttled 111 --Ulled Mettar Olcl COIOrtlQIM, Cih OI S...t• Ana, "9· ' • '· •.., =----, _ Ill.._, aooe•r -· 111" cour1 •I 11 00 • m Slat• of c.tllornl• •II rlQlll, tlllt ~ PIO~·-°'-eo." o.11, Piiot on Sep..-u. '""·on °*PM'"'*"' J lnttrHI C'.Oft"IYed to •nd now Mid by It A'4 21,Jl,s.ol.4,tt,1'1t 3'4t.7t oetore Ille Honor•b•• llruc t w -r Yld ~ofTrV1t ont,__. PUBUC NOTICE -----------Svmntr ., Ol!ANGE COU NTY ty "' ... '*" "' .. .., Coulltv .,.., Stai. ARIES <Ma r . 21 -Apr. 19): You receive 111CTmous1us1N1u PlJBLICNOTICE WPERt<>ft COURt.100 c ... <Ca<1t••-''_., g h. h "d · li · t l -di NAMESTATIEMIENT Ort••. <•IV 01 S.nt• ..... Co..rtty ,., .. _•nttrKt lnandto. m ess a e W IC al S ID e m1nauug grOUD eSS Tiie 1ottow1no perton1 ere Oo•nQ 01 Ora"9f, •i.te of C.lllornl• . ...., Lot "of lract Ho, ..... •• 11\0wn fear. Be open lo knowledge. Imprint your own IKl•lntu •• l'ICTITIOUI MIM••H -,_, 11 ... y W"¥ .... petition tor on . me.o ,_._Ill Bao4' 2.0, p-style. Gemini, Virgo persons figure prominently. BEAR RENT ALS , '1••1 •AMIEITAT.,•E•T .-.of --no•be oran1ec1 •. s. •. 7 •"" •. •n<111siv• 01 Mil 8rookhur>t. Hunllnoton II••<" CA T ... lollo••no P*•tO•H .,. dolno ll IS FUR·THER ORDERED,,,.,. 0 11.-~ Record\ OI Or-Much that occurs is behind the scenes. .,_ ...... ,,..... cooy OI IN• or-IO -,_ ... C-lt c..i11or .... tooeuwr .. 11n an TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20 ): Acce nt on lo" S...t••, 1110 u .,,•no Pone. NE WPOll!T 1NvE5lMENH _,'llWCI 1n u. "DAtLY PtLor· • -1or1:.;,e,:-",.~-.... ·~.1"",..:!.:n•.....,,ot.':"~. r b k . i Dj--8M.CA90•S FUo;D NO t. LTD .. W OoYer Drive ne••P•CMr of oenerel cir<10l•toon ·~ •• --• '"-"' ~~ trans orm.ing appa rent set ac mto victory. Fam • Jee~'°" can"". 11 .. 1 B•-11urll, • 12• N--1 8"cll, c.111orn1e ._, r><1,....., 1,, o.-c-1, C.ttt0<n••. ,..., ''"'' ly "s itua tion" is favo r a bly r esolve d . Be Huntlnoton8Mtn.CAt2M6 Newll0'1 tnvutmenl>, Int I• on<••-IOtfour-(K"••w"ki The ,,,..._ .. , -otner com d• I l · ·u f lhl• bu•lnen Is conducted ov a C•lllornl• c~attonl. m Dow• or10<10111e o.c. ... iorne ... 1noontrt•\....,,, cle"IP'•l1M>ft. of .,.,. ot "'* •••• tp om al c, win you r way, uh ze powers o ~ner•t "'"'1,.""'P orov• • 12 • .._, a.-11. c.11-..i. 119111..,,, P"-rtv onc1111eC1 ..-... p,,,_,.., persGuasEMlionN. I CM J S Tnl\ ;:.;:::.~'!.toted w1111 '"' .,~,, ""''"*" " ,_ ..... 111 • o.1e<1 ::::'wuS::::.., :'.!'n. ~ ~·· o.1 o.o. Hew-1 ay 21-une 20): tudy Taurus Col;nty Cl•• .. or Oranoe Covnly on tlmll.O ~ JUOQeolt... Tl>e -·.-lrv•lH dlllCl•lm• mes s a ge. P e rfect tecbniq ues, check source "°'"II"" 10, , • .,,. ,.._.. tn¥nttMnft. •"'< ~'°' COUf1 ..,, 11•111111v '"' •nv 1"'0"Htneu of mate ri<IJ. Prestige is elevated if you avoid self-P"b""*' o..,... c...-D••~'= ~=--...:.=.,~·· ~!~AMO ::,:;:_~:.=..:':',.~':'mon deception. Ambition, ultimate goal, basic (ulfill-•uo u. "· 21, Sept •, 1m Jt,... Th" ... .....,... ••• "'" •"" -u• ·~ c.-o..... s.10 wie .. 111 be -· ""' w11no..1 ment are part or scenario. PUBUC NOTICE c::~i .~~;;, °' o.....-c-iv on ~.....,.,CA 91... ~1-:i~·;-.;.;:·~· ~,:.~:~.'':. CANCER (J une 21-July 22): Emphasis on .. ,.,.. Tel. llUl -..Slt •n<umb•an<t>. lo .... 1 ... <Mt••m"V c· al t dj ' 't } " P10blhhed Or-C.0.U 0 .. 1, Piiot Atl_V._1194111-• Plln<1.,.1 """OI ,,.. nolf•\I .. cured spe 1 s u es, sp1rt ua awareness, communaca · "'CT•TIOUs au st NEU AllO 21. ze. SeoC •. 11 "" "'2 ,~ P.,01,....., °'-eo.,,1 0 • iv p,,01 o. u •o ou o o• r '"" 10 .,, lion and publishing. Accept responsibility of long-NAMa STAT•••Nl' AuQ ,. 11 ,..,,.,s..-oi , ..,. 111• 1• wo JCM oe .•• 111 •nt••ttt ,,,.,. on. •• ll\• tot-•---IS --...... ---~o ·-od "°' ,,, ~ I nen •• PUBLJC NOTICE .,,Y, u~< '"" ""'" Of •••O OHO ot range proJ"ect. You are capable of reaching more ·~ ·-· 1-• ~ •n.. ~ -·•...:•• ' persons, of ~ctting message across in meaningful, LC• SElf111ces. 11"° M41vt•o-• PUBLIC NOTICE ''"" ,..,. cn•r11•n •no .. P"'"tt 01 dynamic manner. (or . FOV<lleln Vattev. (allfornl• .,,.. • ... ''"''" ""°of .... ltU\I\ C<H led ltnoa Ann Conno,.. 111~0 ..__ o,w.o o..ci o1T•"" LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22 )' Read Cancer message Mo llo••• cor . "°"ntain Vell••· l'tCTtTtous lklltNns tJ1et1T1ovsM.1s1•1ss T,.. -... .,, u,,.,., "''o OffO 01 ( al bl hi t C ,; • · I C.lllo•,.1a'210I •AME STATEMINT ....-sTAT•Mt toT T•u\I n••••otor• .. ,.,.,,.o •no 0• or v ua e n . rea ... ve 1u1ces s urge -re a · t111t tius1neu,, condY<led bv.., in. T"• 1011ow•no 11enon• •r• -no Tit• •oi-•r>0 Pt'"""' ••• "°'"O 11,.,eo 10 ,,.. ~._., • '"''"'n tionsbip intensifies. This can be a power·play day. dlv1c1ua1 ou .. ,,., .. , °",....,,.. O.e1•r••-°' 0t•au11 .,,o O.m•tKJ KOOW it, act as if aware Of it. Means exude COO· LinlS.I A. ConftOn WAROLOW PRE SCMOOL tt'lt SAL l<>N SE• •JO LTD '31 Oovn lor !>•I• •t>O • wrott•n Not1co 01 fl'dence. Thi• •1•1-t "'" llted wttll the Pio."u ' Drive, Hununei.., 11 .. e11. Drive • tJ • ...._,, &..cit <Al•torn•• Def•"" ~ EIKll"" too Seti Tne un County Oen. ol CY-C:-ty on JYIY CM lorftla ,_,.. .,.., 4.,.,grteO c• .. ••d •aid Notou 01 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22 ) · Accen t o n 1'· '"" 1 T••mn Pr-.so-. '101 Br.-L• Co&te _,,, Lid , •J:J eo..• 0.1 ... 11 -IE.le<•-10 Se11 to D<" re . -. . l'tltlt't Or ve, -lngton a..cPt C.lltonue °''" au,...._, llM<ll, C..rtorN• cor-•n "" c....m., • ...,,. ,,,. rHI partnership, public relations, legal affairs, new Pubtt.-°'-co.-1 0.01v Pl .... nt.66 .,.., P'-"Y ... c.o.,00 approach to gaining rights and permissions. Leo, Auo iu,,.,s.,i.•. 11• "· ''" J»'·" T"" -11 <"""""1"' i>v uor T11" "'"'""1' .• ,...,,, ... "' • O••• ._,. 1•1' Aq ua rius natives play key roles. What may seem a ~ PUBUC NOTl~E 110<•t1onr_, ,.,...><,_. 11m•-~c::.,,h Lid '-0..,~~~~~~~~E ~':,·"'• ''lost cause"' wi ll be revived. ~e KUN'Mhtr ..., "••oo•lln••ntm.n" e.,w • .,... ... A.,.. V<• ~t '"'-G p P "bh""'9d .... wport H•roor Nt.,~ LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 ct. 22): Teach, learn, dig in tJtCTITtOUS 1us1N1.ss T1111 >tet-t .... "'" '""" ,,. o.v.o L _,,111 Preu , tomo•ned .,,,. ,._. Dr•n• to strengthen position. Take nothing for granted -NAME srATEMENT c0unty cier-c4 O•a"Ot c-•• 0" v ... """°"'1 ,.,." D•••• P1io1 "°'119 11.18 •..a !><opt lne 1011-•"0 -'°" IS clOinO llv•I A"'9\IU 12, lt1' Tll•i st.at-wH lolfto.-Or-C:O.•t o .. ty PolOI A oun~~ n -;.;, of r•n99 °"nty O" dents and major domestic adjustment could be REPAIR ,,,.,. B .. cn Blvd, H<H'lt 4119 2,_s.pc •. 11•1,.1.,, u1ti• -,11110 Deatlu Elsewhere feat ured. P rotect your own interests, follow 1no1on BMCll. u.n-Put><i.-°'-,0 .. , D .. 1, P•IO! through on hwich. w .. ~~n~1;'.~:;..'i'" Gtenr1011•. PUBLIC NOTICE •"9 11,Soopt •.1•.1•. ,.,, l3J7 1• .,._, SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): Roadblock$ are Tltllbwneu llCO!\dlO<lH by an In NDTICIE TD CREDITORS ed h feed f I dlvodu•I -PUBUC NOTICE ...... ,_, rem ov ; you a ve greater r om o express on. At.,. er-wN••0tt cou•T 0,. THE Be ready for relationship that "heats· up," for T111s .i.i-1 .,., meo .. 11n 111e '1CT•nousausi1tEu sTAUCWCALJl'ORNtA "o• NAMI. ST•Tl.MIENT ..... TME COUNTY D' ORANGE swift changes, speculation and adventure. Gemini, County Oer~ of Or-C-IY on Tit• lolt-1119 !Mr-• er• _ .. Virgo, Sagittarius natives figure io scenario -and "°'"llu•t '0• m' 1111MG .,.,,,':~:·MANUF ACTU RI NG .. '"~~!~!':::S ~"~~·R:t~R~T~": :~:~·~1~'. d th be 3 P I ........ Or ,.._ O Pll Tiie IOl-tno .,.,_,, •rt lMH"9 0.Cea-.. 50 oeS e nUm r , ubl '""" ""Of ...,.ft ally ol OtSTAl lUltNG CO . 601 South E•• w~-n· NOTICE IS HERE8V Gl\IEN t1> SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Pay heed to "°'"II 14 21·"· s.oc 4 ' "" Jt»'" su-:,~:'~'!'7.;.~=• cor IEACH c1r 1Es PllE SCHOO\. ,,...,1.., .. fWlllno c1eim• ·~•nst "'* first impressions -intuitive intellect is apt to be ------------1 por•11on1 . .c11 '°"'" E u • s1-..1 F o • EA• LY c H 1 l D" 00 D ..io 11e<-... 10 tot. ..+c1e1etm•1n the ri Id d f PUBLIC NOTICE ANl\tim. c.lllor1'le '2'D EOVCATIOH. '"I PIGN« Orlw , H"" oftlt.t ol IM Clertl of the aforevld on target . Aqua us cou al you in trans orming , T1tot __ ",_*' "1 • cor ·~ •• ~~Sc':.·,~,.-:;,ri ... :., ':. r.::;~!':'" ix'>':.!~D ";: ideas into via ble concepts. Build on solid base for -oora11on -· "' l'ICTITIClUS8UllNEH EASTAo;A CQAP Drive, _,._, ... ell. C.tlfor"'• SCHIHDLl!R, JOI Eu t Cotoredo security. NAMESTATIEMIENT A E .,... 111.., .. p-CAllf tlt01. Wlll<h CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Study Saglt · Tll• iooow1"9P1<ton ••dolno ~ Pr°:'-SIMWJll. T111,_..1tsc-1ec1 bv acor 1e11erott1ct ts-p1eceoft>us1""''of l rt Ch k lls I I t. di neu H l~lt ··-~ wat 11~ w11~ I -•tioft Ow~ In all ....ners ~·"'-a us message. ec ca rom re a tves -•· ATELIER DECORATIF. JOO N co~~•v c;;;;.-~i er.,. .... c.,..,,I~ 0 l.._,Pr•~ i,,.toMld ni.t• s..cnct•tm1wttt>u.. cern between the lines. Movement, writing, short Newport Blvd., Sutt• c. N••Porl AllQYlt 10, tt1't Mar9lt KunrMIWf __ ,,. _..,.., ........... be filed or trips, display of versatility and humor crowd busy e .. ch. c..tttornl•t16tJ ,,, v10 p,_, Pffl•11tec1 ., •torua10 "''"''" tour Jac•y V•llH, lU C.latt,,. Orl"I, Publl-()y-(MM Delly fl'I This ---· Ill.CS with the ....,,,Ills 1111« ti. fir1t puOOc:•llon of agenda. N••POf't llt.Kh. c.111orn1a '26tl AU9 "· 21, 11, S.pt •. "" 11~ Countv Clef• of o.-c-ty on "'1' notic• AQUAJUUS (J an. 20-Feb. 18 ): Emphasis on Thh-""1.~ll conduel-4 b•..,.., ~·n.1.,., Datec1~2•·1"' dhldvat "12111'1 T-. S l unn. Jr decorations, frills, gi.ft,s, restoring family unity . J•ov \lallH PUBUC NOTICE l'\ll>tl-er.,. C:O.•I Deity PllOI. E-utor of the wttt Gift purchase could work wonders, Know it, act T111s ,.,,_, •n t1ttd with the · · A.,..n.,,.Secit.4,n .1•·"" ~'' dwl<lde<-• (OUlll y Clerk of 0••110* Cbunly on DOftALD ... SO.INOLaR accordingly. T aurus, Libra, Scorpio natives figure Avo"•' 10. "" l'ICTtnous IMlllHu pu•Lic NOTICE •--,.....Law prominently. You receive good financial oews . 111 NAMa sun ... u vu ., ••11 c--.,,._ I.SC Publl-OraftOI CO<lt10.tty "llc:t Tiie 1111-"9 Ptrtor1s are o.!11 .-p.-._CAt11f1 P ES <Feb. 19·Mar. 20 ): Lunar cycle high AllQ u.n.a-s.11t.•·''"' .,., """"*".. ..1cnnousaus1•us '*'' ......., ..... ,1«1 take initiative You will be at rtaht place at CHAPEL HILL 4.0, LTD . &J NAMSITATIEMINT Publl$hed ()y-C:.0.•1 D•lly POOi -' 0 0.ver Drive a II. H ... port h •<ll, Tit• fol....,1119 person• ar• dolno •1111. 21. Seot •. 1 '· ''· tf1't lM0-7' right time. Define terms, create and write, make P UBUC NOTICE c.111orn1a'*-2 ""''""''• pers onal a ppearances and appeals. See places, NEWl'ORT INVESTMENTS. INC HAHAATTY .. EllELSO .. AS. I . alls . I h c. C.11-• ~-'°"'· m 0...r SOCIATES. JltsA Airport~ Drl"I, peop e lD re tic ig t. l'ICTITIOUHUMNIEU Ortw • 12, .....,.,,, IMcll. c.lli.....i• Coll•-· Cal-•.,.. ---NAlil• STATaMSNT '*' Patrto:to J ........... ,,.,. Or10lt c,.._ IO NA OIL CO , ,00 N••per Tiits bullllt1S 16 <OflOllUed bye Drlve,c-talNM.c.lllorlllatHl6 NOTICIETOCRIEOITORS Cenl•r Or., Sloe. IU, H-1 IM<ll llmll•d _,,,.nhlp. C•111rtft M. EnttlOll. fO FtreblrO, iUfl'IRIOtt COURT DI' THE CA '2660 ~ /1 trvl""· Cal....W• f21M STATE CW CALl,,ORltlA l'OR Wiiii-G. Holt<lll"IS. • 1-......U.tnc Thll llllntrwu 11 (Of\O\ICIH -., e THIE CIOUNTYOl'DRANOIE trv. Ne_, llHOI, CA '2MO 0.vld L.. Mtf'rill, f'Mrat P9A''*' lll\lp· .... A·telUJ Wltltam D "o•te, •4 A11 Vke ~t "9tr1<toJ ...... Mly Ellate ol JACK RAY MOND DHuvltte,.._,a..c ... CAn..O Tltl• .... _... ... Ill• •Ith Ille c..t,,,.,.,M. E!Wftofl lfSLER ••• JACI( R. lESLER, I Daniel D. L.llW, 1IO Emerald lay Co..nty Oerl of Ora-c-tv Oft Tiii• s-1 ••• llled with tlle l>ec;Hsed. P UBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE San Juan Capistrano '95-1776 ing a battle with cancer. INDIANAPOLIS (AP ) Green , 67, died Sun· . WASlflNGTON (AP> -BerUley G. BarreU, 60. president of the Na- tional Business Leasue and former vice preai· dent of the Advi1ory Council for Minqrity En· terprise under the Nixon adminlltration, died Thursday of an apparent heart attack . ~ IM<:ft. CAtMOI AllQ<HIU.1 '11'1. Co..nlv C .. rk of C>fa1109 County on NOTICE IS HE REBY GIVEN 10 ~ llk Nrel c °"""''"°'· .. CAii 1'111M6 ""9vit t•, 1'1't. c...iltws ol tlW -ne,,_ clec-t ltld9* "°"· lrvlM, CA ft10S l'vlill"*" o..,.. eo.tt Oalty "'tot tl.(. so.Ml' tlWl1 alt --lwl""'9 <talms ... Inst HAllOa LAWK-MT. OUYI Mortuary • Cemetery Cre~tory 1625 G1sl9f Ave . Coate Mesa 6-40-5554 IAL.n.lm680H .... Al.NOMI 846-2'2' Coat.Mesa 873-9i650 -.a.laOAllWAY MOITUAIY 11 O Broedway eo.taMeM ~150 swrnt a nnMU. MOITUAAY WllTCLW CHAP& Mortwry • Ctemat1on1 4Z1 E. 17th SI Colt&~ ..... Pmel.01M91 INnMI' MOGUMY fJZ1 Maltt 8t. ttln~8Nch ....... , COl.OMAL fUI •Al .... 7.:11 8olN Ave. Wlltmln.W .,..... • d a y a t v a l l e y ........ omer E. Capehart, P resbyterian Hospital. 82, the son of a tenant Green began working farmer who was sent to his way through fiigbt t~e U.S. Senate three school al 15 and five ti.mes by lndl~a vo'-rs, years later held most died Monday in St. Vin- a d v a n c e d rat i n gs cent Hospital. He had ·available to civilian been a patient there airmen. He operated one of the largest civilian flying schools in the country, tralnina Air Force pilots during World War II, and jolned the Autry or· 1anlsaUon as pilot and advance man for the alD1er·aetor in th• 19:i0s. Green became dlrec· tor of IOIPC's A.lrwatch when tt 1>e1an two Clec· adea aao and continued ln tbat po1Won unUl bla death. "H• ... 1uu nrw two week• ••o," aata KMPC broadc:uter Gaey Owml. ''& kMw be didn't baff l.oa,I to 10 -but bl WU ltW tbere soodlq relued aJld laappJ, alwa11 ready wlth a Job to U.bt.llD ewer7oae up wllen a 1ttuatlon m1-bt bt alnce July 27, when he broke bis blp at his In· dlanapolis home. NEW YORK (AP) Dr. ROM N. 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The proOleme "' '"Wat- Ing -~ ctlllchn Into normal educMtonlll eMtlnga In wtllclt ttiey -fundiorl end ~ .,. eicplOred. I TIC TAC DOUOH THI IMDV MJNCt4 E:rnn!a. en to1°WAC. Ille In O..alWI ~btl119• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles a KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles I Kn.A (Ind ) Los Angeles KA.BC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (J) KFMB (CBS) San Otega e KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Otego I KT'TV{lnd.)L~Angelfl KOOP-TV (Ind) Los Angeles KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach tor her _.lonlng ooueln Ab end ...... the lr1Mtp on t A.M. ,......_ end wM~ll~ .... • ADAM-12 T-.o tr_.,_,__.. follow ,.,. Oltlc9'• In 91'1 ~ effort '° Pf'O"* ~bMallty. •MAC»B..1~ ~ ..... d'llCNICK Cl) P .M. MAGAZJNI P.M meete Ille _.,... of e atnp •-dub; .. tronaut o..te &eyton ...,. ebou1 Mure .. ~ hotall" and ..., poww IU'6onl.. aJ HOl.lVWOOO 80UAN9 l:OO. (I) WONDE:A WOMAN The hMd (~ Slrola) of an lni.metloNI epy r1nQ triM to ••• O¥W • f111Q8 ~• P#ll to 1.e .. • b9M al~ (P9'1 ,1of2) 8 THIAUNAWAYI A te•n-eger (Donne Wiiies) Ulka to tn. oCJ9rt roedlo~-~ muelc alr>glng Idol (AllNe Blak~(A) ewov. * • •'A "I'm Ho Angel" ( 1933) .... W.t. c.y •.m. A _, ..... ----·=--............. ~ ... ............. ~ .. , .... ..., •• *"" .... ,.., ........... .................... ~ ........ .. ... WvM ,...,g .................. .......... 1.::::-- ---.-. u.. ..-.......... ~ ..... __.... .... ....... ""·.........,.. ""l'IOldlR ... --.. ....... IOlilllll lfeo. ~ ............ ••••r•n•, • •owlet ....... ... . .,.,._ ................... ...,..,~ ........... ........... ~ • cwu.,...,. MD,,... o.-111:.lalWI~.~ .......... ·--........... OIT--..ge .. (1N 1) KM 8ooc\. LeM1e Romar\. .., .. 1tOOll. • llridlfl-~ .... out to ldl .., Hllwy Morgen. • tr.itor-tl#I • .,.. .... (2 In.) --~,_TWO ·~ Of -Altd Gold" A ~ dwougfl modem CNN wtlfl • lodl .. en ooteeta dllooW9 9d In die .... 24 ~ .,...,.._, lft &#qle _, ~'" 197'. • IVl!NNJ AT'°" Country mu.lc:lan Gl9r! ~~NftuF:i. dter _, ,,. Pope an::t..- tr• for .~"' 90llQ9 tly Jimmy WMlt> ~·· ''Jov(My To RheifN'' and T~e "Suite Front Swan Leite" ate alaO pettocmed. l:t089 TAXl Lo\I.. make• e reel! ~ to God ti.for9 he unOel Voe& *"PY. tt'9fl panb ""*' .,. la ,..._, mim ,.,. hoepltel end hM \b lteec> .,.. WOfd. (R) • T11l OOOCOUPl£ Oec:er triee '° hldt Na CINoroe trom hia 'lieltlng motn. tly mcMng Felbt out end Na ex-wtte In. t:oO II CJ) CM WOV. •• "Speedbmp" (1978) ~ Oon S.•. T~ Defy. A privllW "-'igetor end a~,..,, \Wn VP IO ~ee _.Of rnya- tarlous <:¥ IMfta. • .CNeW98"!CIAL Edftl ~end corr. ~ Gemdl un.y, J«* ~and~ Toma Walkout Returns Tony Musante Stan in 'Breaking Up' ByTO•JOaY NEW YORK (AP) -Tony Musante did something after the 1971 prime-time season that few actors would even consider: He walked away from a abow, "Toma," th.at ABC had offered to renew for at leaat another year. "Breaking Up la Hard to Do' baa many of the e le ments I like," be aaya. "It la a aeries in the sense that people wbo see both parts will have the feeling tbe second night of bringing some old friends into the living room again. "Tbe value in a aeries." build up a n image of your character that 's bard to change, no matteT what you do later . "We did a pilot and 22 episodes of 'Toma.' and it's still being shown in some places. I run lnto people all the time who think I'm still filming that show.'' "Toma,• baaed on the exploits· of a real-life cop was revived in January , 1 975, as ·'Barella," witb Robert Blake in .tbe lead, and the new s how becam e a mainstay of th e ABC lineup. • But you get ~u"\'i the feeling Tony Musante has DO regrets. "The year with 'Toma• waa extraordinarily exciting," be says today, "and I was lucky, I feel, in getting wbat I did from the serie1. •-ran WANTED •B to do 'Toma' for five yean, and the gamble ClG tbe part of tbe studio and tbe network was that I would cbanle my ml.lld after the ruwt SUICID. And I bad DO iDteQ.. lion of daiDI t.bat ... The toaCb dedlloa probably hun't burt lfuunte mucb finan- cially. Tbe.aertea ba1 bee11 tbroaih a Ud.rd rerua in tbls coaatry, la 1bowa re1uJarly o•ene.M, aDd tbe venaW. actor bu bad p.ty to keep him busy in tbe tm.-Yeniq Mveral yean. Re's Mek on ABC thll week in • 'Breatbll Up 11 Bard to Do." a drama that follon the llvea ol l1s IDal who MPU•te from tMlrwlNatt.beNJD•tlme. TBS fOV&·JIOll& ~roduc· tiGa, ~ CCMtan Ted Bllitell. a.belt ~ Jtlf Couwar. BIJ1J Cl7tUl -DaTicl 0,-. ...,., an ,, ... _,., at t ca C.avll T wM tbe CODclatian ftMg ........ time. Mus ante says, discussing bis de- cision to leave ''Toma," "is that the televi.s1oo viewing audience is geared to wat<:hing a given abow atra given time. And they plan their week's activities around that abow. 1'1F YOU'aE IN a succeaaful show, you get that built-in, con- sistent audience. And because we're all in the busineu to be admired, that can't be knocked. "I'll speak subjectively, as an actor," Musante says . ''There, are several drawbacks to that situation. U you stay with the same thing five years, you'll AND THE PRESSURES or staging an hour-long program each week are enormous, be says, adding: "Thia would be the fifth year or 'Toma.' I can't believe we wouJd not have been re-bashing a tried and true formula for some time now." Musante, since ''Toma," baa appeared frequ e ntly on t.elevi.aloo, and will spend the eat ly part of September in Europe, completina work on a theatrical motion picture. He says bis normal tactic between jobs is, "whatever I've recently done, I loolc for the op- posite." Opera Shown on 50 lntematlonal aupentara, soprano Renata Scotto and tenor Lu· ciano Pavorotti, star ln the San Francisco Opera's production of "La Gioconda," Wednesday at 9 p.m. on KOCE·TV, Channel 50. Set ln 17th-century Venice, "La Gioconda" ('"The Street Singer") teUa the a1A>ry of a balladeer and her hopeless and ul- timately aellleu love for Emo Grimaldo, a prescribed Geooeae noblemao who hu returned to the city disguised aa a sea capt.a.in. "La Gioconda" coataina the well·kDoWD ariu "CieJo e mar" and '"Suiddlo" and tbe moll famous ballet sequen~ in opera, tbe "Daneealt:bellOGfl." • 'Football Classic' Set HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Burt Beynold.t ~Tim Conway wW 1tar in "CelebritJ Cemedy Football Cluafc," which will alr on ABCtldafall. Tbe special wm eomblae music and comedy wttb a same al flal football pl11ed by teams al eelebritl•. Two Super Bowl eoac!Ma. lobn Madden. formerly of tbe Oakland BaMlen, and Oeorp A1*a, fonnviJ of tW WulliDCtoe RMlkiDI. will coech tbe Uro t.eama. Boben Gulllame ol "8-" wW appear In U.. eomedJ Ml· menta, llld llaJ7 Lou Besmerot 'Tul" wm 1ea4 a bd•time a -trav.,uu, --- 'rUBE TOPPERS KTLA • 8:00 -.. I'm No Ancel:• 11 .. Wmt. teU. Cary Grant to come up ud tee ber"IOIDeUme 1n thil 19133 com-edy ma¥te eluate. .. .. KJU e 8:00 -Golden Domes of llOllCOW. A detailed look lnllde the Sov· let Umoa inclUding uncemored coverage of tb• IO\liet. SP.a" Exbiblt and a performance of 'Swan Lake" by the Bolshoi Ballet . C~ 9 9:00 -"Speed Trap." Joe Don Baker and Tyne Daly are a private eye and a policewoman invest.i&attni a ~riee ~ auto tbefta. · ................. ~ ..... ,.,..,.. .....,,, pollOr • ...,... on .,.._ .....-. ou"' •an In .. ..._. ...... fall r.,..... OOll1'Nft Qwtlllr ....., --'* ....... Jadl ..... lo- .. ""' Ole ...,_ ............ °' .. llml'• ~.(A) • M.LYCMWWll °"'llA09 • .-v ..... au.ti: GNt ..,.....,, J/llrtmtJ V8n ...._ Aonnle &c:MI. Andree WcAtdle. ....... Sue ~. N9rw;yP.,._, • JfO#fll£'( MU.IT .....Nn"PMK ,... .,..., ,..._., ~ve 9CC0"1t1*' ... the Joffrey S.... from M · pel1l Pwtorriio Atta c.- --~ .• N.Y <"I 8MAITU48X ~-Old King LOQ'' Claudk.e' '°""" .... le Ille nleoe end Nero'• "'°"'*. Hia plan to reetote the ~ lrwoNw .,,. loettwome Nero ,.,,.., ttwn ~·own - t:ao i Wll.O IONQOOM a MJCMOVI! '"The l..GWue ~ .. (Premiere! LOu a-It Jr , Ron 11\lnlet. ,,. '-1 --0-Clutlee wlttl .,, .,,_tlgatMI ""l)Of1el wfllle c:anylng out Ille dut .... dliel lldmlnlltl'A\or al e terve ~IAll~ oomplAla. 10:00 e D MEWi • HIOKT GAL1.ERV "The Big ~.. Ari eooentric: hlnner plar'9 • apedal 11'Mt tor ttv-.9 O'oWly c:urloua younoe1 .... "Ouotl'I The Re~" EdOW .. Allen Po. wrl... Me ....... poeRI. ''t'W.fJMCY ~·~~A oallge ~ .... I-~~=----..... __ .. WON» OOICMICAnoM '11Wd ........... C-- .,. ... Dlllllll 8clhorr Md • s-191 ol OOl16$0lt0-*"" ~~ .... 11i001,_.•°ii'So ... llWCS .. UU8H MCMI ••~ "Rew Wlltd In Edfll" ( 1951) Eetll•r W-... .wt CMndlar A coupe on !'*' "'9Y to join -~~l*'Y ~on•.,....._, ~11¥•.,_.. ... fl~'end·~ ..,_ ~ (2 ""'' • THI OOOOOWU· o.c.. ...... ~ ... e pc*• g9IM Ind ~ IO r-11 • .-V...._IHOW ....,.,., por1rWy'a _.. dlf. lel..m ~ ~ oa*'ll e ""6der on ow °'*''~ • C**CAVITT au.ta·~ AM n.~~ (R) 11:30 8 CJ) U..I. ()PIN UPDATE HoghloQhta a1 me <Ml(• AcilYlt'; In .,,. u s. 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Joeepll Cotten. emr....,. ~"' .. fDUlft. , • ~Hn'OMOOQ( ..... WOUllded and • .......... dMd .tien .. M ...... __ bedl II ITS "A .............. 1'1io .,....._,.9dl __ -"'•~IOgete ..... bult ...... ....,IMMT .... P09IA ....... ~ Ill order to ~ KAOe'allllr. lllg • •TOMQHT K>fNNG ta;ao. MOYIE ** "A 10ee In~" (1849! [)Md ..... ~.A r Md ~conoert \llo. ..., ...,,,.,_an .,...111 ... 11 ...,... .... .,.~ how die OCIW hlllf "-2 ~1 hr .56 ...... ) • MO¥ll *** "Too Ho t To Hane11e· (111311 Clark Gable. Myrna Loy. A NCXl'W .... lo low wftll Illa rtv.I'. p#l1erld ...,,... c:nst.ong !Iii °"" -acoope. (2 In., I 5 tnSI.) • a.tOW * *"" 'Tr. Men From Bit-,., ~.. ( 19561 Lax Bartl•. ...e Cof~ A .... enlillta tn. tuppOf1 OI a IC)Adal ~ IO Ired< oo-n a gang oe uwwa ( 1 tw . 30 nw\) • AllMQUNE ''The~ cn.t." G~ S.-0. ~Cl~ ~10-0ho) 12lel (() MOYIE ·~ -n.. f"'Y Ot The Wottmw\" t 1973) Perla Cri.tal ,,..,,. 81-· 12:118 <* L.ATI MO\flf * * * ,_. "forbidden Pt•n•t" 1111~) Waller PldQeon. Alww F'8ndll. A ~-..,.•oa dletenl --to t>rtng .. '°""'. 1:111--1:11 ~ ..... "JeMlca" (1M2) Mflie Olddnaon. Maurice ~-! .... ~ "°"" -• ''The Bfelll From """"' Atoue" ( 1958) JoM ,..,.,, Ja,ee ~ . l:tll NEWI MO TO• AHNOUNCl!D a:tl MOYIE **'4 "The l.o9t Wor1d" ( 1MO) MlctlMI Rennie. Jiii St. JOhn .., 0 lilO'lll *••'A "Tl'ie Shrike'' (1965) Joee Ferrer. June ~ 4·10· MOYIE •·~ "8etile S tellons" ( 195a I Wllllam 8endl x, ,_,_d Boone 4:tll NEWS 4:30 ~ •• ~ ·'The Greet Gemcl- 1\1" (1937) Alum Tlllnirott, Jol'ln Trent • AHOTHEA VOICE Wedne•day'• Dayd•e itlo.,,e• ~ •2:00 e • * .. ~oo" ( 1952) Peler Lawford Rtc:t\Wd Boone • *** "TeetPllol" ( 1113!) CIArtt Get*. Myrne Loy U IO t1J • * "The Virgin Soldlera" ( 1970) Lynn ~· Hywell 8erwiell a:10 8 * * "" 'fha Old Mlll'I Who Cried Woff" ( 1970) Edlir•d a Ro«Mnaon. Mw- 11n 8al-" CLASSES BEGIN MONDA y I SEPTEMBER 10th BUT YOU STILL HA VE PLENTY OF TIME TO ENROLL - MO"' THAN 6000 QASSES • 130 OCCUPATIONAL PROGRAMS Le M. BOYD .'" •• ' t1 .. , ...... ,, 8711150 ......... ..._ ........ MOr '"'" .... .wl CAUfODtlA IUCTICNI .......... -~ .,.., l"Ol ~Ill 00 OI ntcN l ............ .._ ......... tten STUff CNl f'Wt CAU'OIHf.A SUffl ~ ..... -•--Dr<h NOltTH DALLAS fOlrfY 1•1 Pl\tt SIMI-TOUGH 191 -•KMAMll.l. "STAI WAISN -~-" ... kfll• ........ ...... "Dlar" PGI WllMU -J:M&t:el , .. ,,_ -•·•'--=" "''",_ ..__,.... llf.r' ......... --........ ... ----.... , '~harity' Opens· Season &09DTA KAY HEADti \he cut lo tbe tlUe role ol a IOft·beart.ed dance ball •ltl, wltb Barbara K.tJer and .Judy BenoYilll u ber two compa.olooa. Othon lo featured rote. are J . D. Relcb•lderter. Robert Sn, Beth Titus, Keit.b Olivier and the Bunoo fami.ly -Clark, Kyle. Pat and Trtab. Alto ln the -.Character cart, probably_ the lartMl )'et uaembJed on the Westminster ata1e. are Amber Bauman, Marjorie Boardman, Paula Brady. Roeeniarie Cox. Herman Dinabura, Clndy Dye. Roealie Friedman, Tommye Gault, Deni5e Johnson, Bonnie Kalisher, Sally Stevenson. Douslaa and Sheryl MacArthur, Jobn Moreno, Harry, Linda and Sc:ou Ratner, Lyn Talley, Lon and Lynda Towler and Sonja Xerlkoe. Dul BusdaJe ta musical dlrec1or for Ult Rro- ductloo, with Lori Silver bandllnf &be eboreo· ,grapby. "Sweet Cbartty" will be presented Fridays and Saturdays at 8:~ through Oct. 6 at Tu:o Roller Disco Movies in Works HOLLYWOOD <AP > -Hold onto your skate key, here come two roller disco movies! ln.t.r11'J1$aior1 __ _ Tom Titus the theateT, '1ZT2 JllpJe St .• Weetm•mter a..n. Uoca 883-ISlJIL A&OUND T11E COASTAL lbe.ater clreuit.. e handful of ton1-runnJ.n1 produetiona remalD oa u,. boarda um week. They tnchade: -"West. Side Story" at Sebutlan'1 West ~ ner Playhouse. 140 Avenlda Pico, Su Clement. (492·9950>. Performances ni&htly except Mood.an lbrou&h Oct. 14. "Bea:tnner 'a Luck·' at the Huntington Beach Playhouse, Suite 39 of the SeacWf Vllla1e Shop- ping Center oo Main Street at Yorktown Avenue. HunUoeton Beac h (847·4485). Performances Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 tbroug.b Sept 2'2. -.!. ''THE OWL AND 'nlE Pussycat" at the Harlequin Oin.oer Playhouse. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd .. Santa Ana (979.5511 >. Performances ni&bUY except Mondays Um>\l&h.Sepl. 23. - -"P'wmy Girl" at the El Camino Cabaret Theater. 690 El Camlno Real, Tustin (838-e880 ). Performances nightly excepl Monday t.broUlb Oct. 28. '"The Petrified Forest'' at the Grecory Bach Studio. 3223 S. Forest Ave .• Santa Ana <540-0230). Performances Jo'ndays and Saturdays at 8. 30 through Sept. 29. • CALLBOA&D -Golden West College bas an~ nounced audlUom for the murder mystery "MOlll · que" for next Tueaday and Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Playbox Theater ... director Charles lllkbell Is looking for al.Jt men and alll women for the sbow. which opens Oct. 19. . Mark Lester is directing "Roller Booaie." a -------------------- low.budget film starring Linda Blair and Jim Bray. ''Skat.et.own. U.S.A .• " a more elegant pro. ducUon with a budget of $3 million. stars Greg Bradford, and William Levey is directing Both pictures will feature aboul SO skaters each . ANIMAL CRACKERS" . , .. ... /..,IV..-. -,_ . '/I,.-,'\:._1 • .. ' SINGlNG TELEGRAMS 1-·"'·"'' 7141675·9'66 , Wl'RI COMIOY TO 001 ~·, lt~Dack! ~. ~,..,~ ~-~ MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENT"(PG) "OH.GOD" "MOON RAKER" (PG) "CAPRICORN ONE" "ROCKY II" !PG> . . . "MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI" "BUCK ROGERS" (PG) "HOT STUFF" (PG)# ""THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT 79" "THE BRINKS JOB" (PG) "STAR WARS" "CORVETTE SUMMER" (PG) "AUEN"(R) "EYES OF LAURA MARS .. "MEAfBAWr ''WHtCM WAY 18 UP?" (R) "THE VIUAIN" (PG) ..THE CHINA 8NYORONE" "HOOPER " "SUMMER CAW" PO> ..... ., ... ALL D'9tv~·•N• O .. 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Re waa llara-..ia la Mlk~all Ba171•aUr•• •1 te11vWGD ucl ltaa• Dl'OChlcUoa ot "Nuteracker wte•• Md w ...... role ID ta. ballet ''Plillaot ~·· Oa A .......... ol eon.a._. Mar Hlc~ klilool. bone U. danced ~ bndiq both lep at •I• le. Be wu put W. jaa, tap dudna aad, later, ...... therapy. "I llATSD aALLft. tt wu alow, db- dpllned. IO CODtrolled. I coaldn 't ataad It.'' be .. , .. Aimlna to become a Broadway abow dancer, Osborne 1tudied ln KentuckJ, Nortb CJrOllna and loeall.J. He perfCJrmed with Lquna Civic Ballet Co., DOW Ballet Pacifica, and the Laguna Moulton .2la1boule.----- Entering Texas Christian Univeralty at "lS, braces on my teeth and s· feet tall," Osborne says be finally dedicated himaelf to ballet train· ing. By graduation day, he'd grown to nearly 6 feet tall. Be moved to Ne'w York and joined ABT. Osborne says seemingly effortless on-stage ballet moves mask a physically and mentally 1rueling profession. "It's incredible, the times on stage, what rou put yourself through. I've found out a lot of things about myself (through ballet)," be says. BALLET SEASONS VARY, usually between 38 and 40 weeks. Daily rehearsals are discip.Uned; the company does 30 to 40 ballets each season and "every one of them is in our beads," be says. Ballets range from five minutes to three hours long and can lake hours or weeks to learn, Osborne notes. Choreographers help dancers learn steps and interpret characters, but "the actual performance, you interpret, you have your own styles,''besays. Osborne says he's nervous before performances although that nervousness ls decreasing with exposure. "Sometimes I can't sleep and my stomach gets fil Once I thought they better put a bucket .in tbe wtngs," he says. "Because ballet is such a personal thing, it takes a lot of control lo put your emotions on the shelf. It's sort of a coldness, but you have to have il It's necessary," he says. BUT EMOTION IS also necessary to give life to a character or scene, be notes. "You can't always be a machine, you have to be a bwnan being too." he says. Dl1Ct¥ng bis rolea u an extra in the film '"Tu:nlbW Point," Osborne UJS, "ll wu sreat money, much better than what we (dancers) make." ..Musicians and crew make two or three times more than dancers, with only a few ballet stars earning "two or three thousand every time they step on stage," according to the Laguna native. "DANCERS ARE PAID LA.ST. It's unfair becatUe they know dancers will take what they can get. "But the audience doesn't come to see musicians, they come to see us," be says. After bis lead In "Pierrot Lunaire," Osborne savs he's been offered Broadway roles but wantstogoasfar as he can in ballet. While be hopes to be a star, Osborne admits fame can be hard to deal with. "If you're going to be at that (star) level, you have to put yourself there. I have a big ego and it bas to be fed, but it also bas to be con- trolled. It's a touchy situation," be says. . ----·-~~ ...... --_... ......... -- • Ballet soloist Gregory Osborne performs as the 'Nut- cracker St.ite" Harlequin, above. Inset photo shows him out of costume during recent visit to Orange Coast. Below, the 24-year-0/d Corona ·de/ Msr High School graduate demonstrates strenuous ballet moves during prac- . tice in the dance studio. Band X Poised to Play By JUDITH OLSON OI IM DMIJ l"1"I S- Tbey come like vigilantes, deliver their musical message and leave, an unknown quan- tity with seemin& no source. The last faint echoes of the surprise attack are the only indlcation that the masked musi· ciaos have been and gone. Band X bas struck again. THE MYSTERIOUS MUSICAL GROUP, which wears black tee sbirta and black masks. isn't really so mysterioua as it seems. · ll '1 simply a bunch of people wbo like to play their horns, according to Doua 1bompaon, the leader. , The group, which also is billed as •The World'• Laraeat Non-marcbina lhrebtnc Band" because of several parade a]>pearances on fiatbed truclla, neea new members, and ThomptOO II out trying to beef up the ranks. He believes there's 1reat potential in Oran1e County. U there'a. one old trumpet 1atherln1 dust in a clolet. 'l'bomPIOD ftaures there must be at leaat 10,000 other l.mtrumenta in the same CQDditlon. BB'D LIKE TO SBE 'IBBll all sotten out, tuned up, dUlted off. oiled and put to UM in the new musleal orsaniution. The IJOUP .. called "Band X" beeaUM It's similar to tbe "Brand X" on TV commereiala, be aald. It'• an Ulltn.own quanUt7, but be belleftl bla produet .. 1-t. lie preclicu that it'll rt.al Meredith Wllllon'1 famoua band wbm be11 throqb~ baYe man tlau 'rt trom.._., and • lmtead "'110. - 1'blre will be rowa and rowa ot piceoloe and mil• ot dariDetl ID bla bad. It wlll be tbe 1audle9t, flubleat. ID09t f\m cqanlutioll that eYer Hilted ID tbe muale world. be •&J'I· a.idea, 'nompecm'1 hope 11 that It wU1 play fOOd mmie ud .Ii•• rUlt1 ~ u Ol>-portUD1t7 to Mw tbe UllMI fllUll* Ii~ acllD. Thompson, in the auto leasing business, .directs Band X one night a week and spends many other hours r~ruiting new members. His boss teases that be spends more time aetting band members than renting cars. He's committed because be wants to play music in a big way and have a lot of fun doing it. and it takes a lot of people to make that kind of dream come true. The band, which is not affiliated with any particular organization, la just a group of people who like to perform, Thompson stressed. It may show up at a shopping center unan- nounced, lt plans to play for football and ballet· ball tames and hopes to mate appearances at hospitals on a regular basil. For the Pu\ few months it bu been sup- ported by out-of·i>octet contributlooa from band m'emben and a few donationa but Tbompeon would like to have eDOUlb IDGIMY to be able to perform cm a qualltJL bula. The poup bu planned MVeral ialtlal fuad-raiJinc daneea and will bellll ofteriq W. kind of party aervice to oorpol'8tkml an a rep.lar bull. "We'll provide everytblna for a dance," Tbompeon aald. "All the eampnt. wW baft to c1o 11 Mil tlckea." The llWP la 5S In __._. aow Mt the dlnctor, wtao liv• bl RUlltiJaatoD Beaeb, Hid that he'd lib to haq JD0 ll*Dhen 10 tber'I wU1 be more ftmbilit;J ID perfClnlalq. Suda a eomm~ ~ eoald be ''tM le-in& OD tbe cake.'' Ille IMd. "Yoa ....._ bow to plu yom' ban bl blCb ldtool ..... ,. ~oat Ud ..uoJ tbe ~ ....... • 'l'homJleon. no baa a B.A. 1n ..ae enea· t1oa, belie•• Uuat"" bud .-c 11 .. ,,..., tbe ~=-uo,l--toollel.leot. Md lleltbe__._fllMl .... Ww 1MllMI: • ._brtDlmUlleto-....,.. ... AllJW ..... to pa.,.., tall"" 16 •• .... ms.-.m. - .. --· # I .. • Q DM.VN..OT People U .U IQla u ptiwd. 1M ll1.-11a uu .,. .... 0.0.. 4hl .. .,. .............. di may IOaWday bl a 11.oeo.aen W"bu aaUonaJ p&J"k. MIUl1 local dUseu an wortiDC bard to mallt W. dr9 m • ~ality Md U"ll ~~ aJol • ottua .... tt. . 0.. '"&Mt" t.b•J NffllUJ Mel WU bolltlna I cocktail ~ at Vorpal o.u.ry la La ... dt '° ,...., ,.. fonM,ut. ff= of \M nea.ial wu a dratriq for a ..-1 wOf'k al art by Su ,..anclKo arUat .......... (WM WU UUble &o ~ tbt par lY > .Uu.d ·~ Couptiq la lbe Mllt '' TM bl-...tOMd tt'ypllt~ Which WU won by LeeJM .... WU Yalued It Sl0,000. .. GI.Milla 1ip1*9 cbampape, munched on ebHH. cf8cken and fruit ud Uatened to cluaical &Dd pop mua.lc by IU)t.arlat •toael A1aa and nut.lat A••• &atlaa. The 1aUery tuned out to be aaJood aa a bank for a party 1lte There'• plenty room for 1ueata to mlnale and UtUe f\uui\w'e to have to move. Bealda. the Vorpal Gallery baa a wonderful pond in tM middle wbicb tempted aome gueata to 10 w adina Juat ooe of t.be co-authors of t.be oaUooal park bill. Coarreaamao Jerry Pan.enoe, was able to attend. The other Is Co•1re11maa aobert BaClbm. Alao there were Stan Beasoa, Fred Luc, Jolul S&eveu, Elalae C&oop and her husband 8tep1Mtt Kray, Arnold and Boule Hano, Harry Mooa and Mr. and Jin. Jim Dilley. ~ Del &Del Peen Laraoa ol Costa Mesa were told, the other evening, that they had an ap· pointment with their children and gra nd.son for a family portralt. So, they showed up in Balboa, dressed to the hilt. only to flnd 8.S friends and relatlvea wailing lo toaat their silver anniversary with a cru1Se aboard the Pavilion Queen. M the ship floated around the bay the party goers enjoyed drinks and hors d'oeuvres and teased the honored pair a bit. The Lanons celebrated their marriage with a second honeymoon trip t.o Europe. "Instigators" of the festivities were their daughters and their spouses, Laarte and Jon M arddorlaW, LMUe and Frank Fre1osi, Lyn Laraoo a nd th ei r grandson , Jeffrey Marchk>rbtll. ~ There was another nuptial celebration 10 Newport thil'I pas t week. ThJs time the honoree was Kim Miner. daughte r of Dr. and Mrs.. Guy E . Miner of Newport Beach and Pasadena, who waU be married to WlWam D. YOWlg 10 Sep- t.ember. The teu table In Mrs . H Richard Thomson's Lido Isle home was appointed with a lace cloth, <'hina. silver and <'rystal a nd a cente rpiece or fresh yellow and wh1tl"' flower'> Guests included t he Mmes. Kenneth Matt· s on. Floyd Sebaly and Guy Miner Sr., gra ndmothers or the br ide-elect Co-hostess for the pa rty was Mrs. Ted Russell. ~ H's happened at last. The f'ashiooables, the support group fo,. Chapmar College founded Baby is the Payment DEAR ANN LANDERS J have never writ· ten to you uSitil now. Actually, 1 don't have a problem. I JUSl want t.o make a statement. ll Is lhla: "Women should be paid for childbirth.'' Tbank you. -IDENTITY WlTRHELD DEA.ll IDENT: They ABE paid. Tbey gel &o ILHP tbe baby. Aaa Laaders DEAR ANN LANDERS: I would like to sug- gest another approach for Drawstring Dolly - or anyone else who is asked a question he or she would rather not answer. C Dolly wu pregnant and didn't want to announce It so soon bul her nosy aunt put her on the spot.> Here's the technique: F1nst, a long pauae - then an incredulous stare. Next, ask. "Now why 10 the wo rld would you ask a question like THAT?" This puts the question rlghl back where 1l belongs on the s houlders of the oaf who asked It. [ read thia ploy many yean ago (can't re· member where) and have used it dozens or times since. Please pass it on to your readers so they will no longer be. -AT TIIE MERCY OF CLODS DEAR MERCY : Yoa re-4 It la my colamn -1Dd I am laappy to pan It on •&ala. Thanks for realDdlaa me. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Durtn1 t.be lut year. for health and pblloeopblcal reuona, I have aone on a vegetarian. diet. Most of my frienda and relaUvu are aware of my new eat· lDI prel.-...ces, but aome are not. How do l re1pood to a dinJMr lnvit.Uon from people wbo may not know? Sbould I aay, "I am a ve1et.arian," when I accept the lovll•· lion -t.bua oblleatlnc tbe boltesl to provide me with an alternative lf abe plana a meal dinner? Or 1bould l say nothing and try to bluff my way thrOQab tbe mealT -GRAINS AND GREENS DEA& G AKO Q: U &Ilia MM•• ""8'& beW ,... well _..p C. ........ I HCeUMe plate,,_ ... ,. bow Ht nll ...... C. lmpeH 9t l!IC!l••wee. 8o rue I&. frt.d. . , .... aod I.cl bJ llllilM ••141. Ml malit members. ........ w ........ ftnt .... '° jo&D .... 11la1ned tbat "the aroup'a Yuitd fl'OIHmt 00 Uapp~•l•g• Bv Judith Olson eaerdN and oulrillon •• w.U u faaldoa a.re of equal lnt.ereel to meo and women." Other mate membera are Dr. aalpla b · de ...... BNTY u ... , Dr. 8. Georce ......_.., &lebr4 B. Dl• mlU. ••n G•Cledtl•, Claeaa. llareeU Jr. and lob a. aader Jr. Tbe men join~ the female members re· SPECIAL GUEST Congressm an J erry Patterson <right > talks with Ehune Clough, 50th Celebrants Are Precious E,...a ·--~k You hear a lot or talk these days about the murriages that don't last. One or my favorite parts or the neW11paper 1~ the section devoted to <'Ouples celebrating their 50th w<.'Clding ann1vers1mes ~me of the photographs rcnf'c l e m barrass· ment over the fuss IJeing made Some show lhl'm standing three feel apart. Some hui.bands and wives even look ahke. Aut the part I Like best Is where they sum up t heir livcs t.ogcther. The other day I read where one couple said, "We've hauled waler by horse and wagon, coped with the cold and the deep snow. raised and educated a family of 10 and lost a daughter, Virginia " THAT'S SO YEARS of li ving -condensed an 27 words. You have t.o wonder Were there other mo- ments? Did they hang wallpttper together' Argue about who slept next to the "'all '• T1rnst a oo·baby m onth ? Become Jealous over a guidance counselor ., U1d s he gel sick or h1'> same Joke yc<1r a rter year? Did he tire of h<'a rtng ilOOUl her arthr1t1s'' Did they wonder about their future together the year he tauaht he r how t-0 clnvr" The yt<ar hb mother babysat a nd cleaned her oven? Was ht: cheap? Wassheborlng" U1d. he have an annoying habit or picking his teeth with his tongue and making a l'hrking noise lhal drove her up the wall'> Did bhc -.ay every night for 30 years when ht.-walkt-d through the front door , "Is that you"" Did they really love one another through revers. nu, fatness. nausea. lrrltablhty and sarcasm -or did they Just hang on? FINA&. llARi<DOWNS $5-$15 Bargaln1r 3467 VlaUdo ... lft leach 6T.M510 • ,.... Ml """"°' , .. HAPPENIN<lS / ANN CANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK Ct~ -I 1aDcMoa and fubioa abow ID the L!Dda 11&1 bom• ol U..·H. 0.0.-11 8NO.UDI. Futuooa from JH1er, jewelry fro.m Le• Mu1t de Cll't.ler and acceMOrle1 from Ameo Wardr w..-. allowia. Muale wu provided by leaa Ta I I w*1 and C1•-. Qtdu. Durlnt tM meet.inc lln. t:i.e.t 8afUa pre· Holed a check for U,000 to Chapman CoUe1e Pl'ealdent G. T. 8aJ&ll. People Peering . Darlelie BatleJ bas been named womn'a volleyball coach and ualltant aporta inform•· lion direct« for women at BolJse St.ate Univenl· ty. Sbe la from Costa Mesa and 1raduat.ed cwn laude from UCI. .. llra. aae~ant W. Sprtkel of Newport Beach will be a mannequin ln t,be Oamu de Caridad BaJ Masque 1980. Delly ~·-'~ - Stephen Kray at fund·rais ing party for po rposed Or ange Coast nauonal park RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY wtliewY•W..t ....... 1972 H•rbor Blvd. C«KQ Mesa -541-115' Starting "flj Sept.10th ~ feeture1 8 Ettecitve Dle11 891·3441 Merry Christmas? ? Sorry. we don't llke to nab the aeHon, but In our bU3lneM It's necessary We apecla.Uze In hand made creations. Our Chmtmu decorating it.enu are unique. We have an early display 1n our·~ liO you may order now and not be d11appointed when we have to close ordera. AJI of our hand made It.em.a can be ordered and custom made. The best way to absur e lht glfl you want Is to or· P dcr early O-M.,.11 "-,,. -r-u.nw ... ., ••• ~"' ~v~ ( •J110"' Wor. 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''TIMM lld"'1Uemata are both -'alr Mid ~w." aatd l!l"Dest ROHDbera, an otnclal ol &M ED-Ylroe~·ProUdioe ~- la • a.uet' url1DC a eractdown by tbe Pederal Trade Comml11lon, Roeeaberc ta.Id tbe 8da are likely to lead viewert to put t.be cheaper leaded ,..._ into cart builtlo tat. Ollly 1llie aiiaill noulea for unleaded 1u. Dotnc this destroys tbe catalytic coavenen used by moat oew can - but not the Datauna or Subarus de- picted in the commercials -to meet air-quality laws. PAUL UTA.NS. usoclat.e vtce pna- tdent; of-Sabatu or-America, lDc .• said all Subaru will take unleaded fuel heginnina witb tbe 1911> model year. .. .,_......,.. Neither agreed to cbanae the ads being run. 'LET ntE PEOPLE HAVE A CLICKER' 'Frogle' C•mpatgn N...-Moltey tu Go On ROSENBERG SAID THE ads also fail to say that cars equipped with the converters and running on un- "We never meant t o tell · Americans that they could use leaded gasoline in a car designed for un- leaded gasoline," Suzuki said In an interview. Idea Clicks, But Funds Fall Details Deaths Killings Put Sam At Ease, NEW YORK CAP > The more he killed, the more be felt at ease killing, DaVJd Berkowitz told authorities after be was arrested for slaying six persons u the "demon-controlled" Son of Sam. Alked why be bad used four bullets in the April 17. 1971, murders of Alexander Esau and Valentine Suriani when he otherwise emptied his five-cylinder revolver, Berkowitz told Bron~ Coun- ty authorities in a statement obtained by The As- sociated Press : "I bad become more experienced. Jt just didn't t.ake th al many bullets." AFl'Ell KJLUNG THOSE TWO, Berkowitz s aid , he calmly got into h is c ar and drove to the Bronx site wbere he bad killed Doona Lauria and seriously ~ured Jody Valente nine months earlier. 1ben he •topped for a hamburier before retunlin& to hil Yoo.ken apartment. He_.,. tnew bef'oleband who his '1etfm5 would be. Berkowitz aald. ll·waa simply a matter Equines Versus C "• an1nes BOSTON <AP) Dog owners who may race S50 fines for fa1hng to cle an up t heir pets ' waste say it is only fafr that mounted police do the s ame for their horses. ''If my two dogs are hurtin g th e environment, okay. I'll clean up after them if I have to. But the damage they do isn't anything compared to what only one horse leaves on the street." said Genevieve Smithling of Boston's Brieht.oo section. She was ooe of several people wh9 telephoned the .Boston Herald American to complaip about equine leftovefs after the paper announced the · 'l>OO')er SAN FRANCJSCO <AP> -Mitch Egan, who once declared: "If God wants a dollar rrom me. be can ask for one." has a new problem. Hl.s cam- paign to pd airports or charity seekers ls short or mooey. and he's reluctant lo ask !or donations. Egan needs $40,000 to pay ror 500,000 toy clickers he ordered for his Frogie campaign the Fellowship to Resist Organized Groups Involved in Exploitation. "HOW WILL I GET THAT KIND of money" That's a good question," be said, scratching hi5 head. Egan, who quit his job as a restaurant consul tant, has spent $7,000 oo the frog-shaped clickers used to ward off people asking for cash, and re- cently sold his van to raise money. Friends have given him meaJs and encourage- ment. . "His motivation is something to be admired," s aid Clem.men Clernmensen, who accepted one of Egan's clickers at San Francisco International Airport. ''THOSE PEOPLE ACCOST ME -THAT'S what I call it: It's an invasion or my privacy," said Clemmenaen, a car salesman from Menlo Park. "Yeah: I t.bint ~y're diaiustlnl," said Bud lilaln. another Menlo Park businessman who banded Egan a donation to continue the move- ment. of ·•Sam gives me the word to shoot and I would 1boot." The reference was to Sam Carr, an elderly Yonkers neighbor whom Berkowiu claimed ordered him , scooper" proposal. The airport bas been clear of people seeking handout& since Egan got irate alter bis mother was besieged and be came up with the idea of clicking frog-shaped toys at the charity seekers. to kill fot' the demons. Berkowitz, who is serving a 31S-year prison term in t he state prbon al Attica. described the Bronx shootings in a 27· minute confession to William Quinn, a Bronx assistant dis· HHow1n trict attomey, several hours after be was arrested Aug. 10, 1971 THE OONFESSION DOESN'T CONTAIN any startling surprises but shows the state of mind of the former posta l clerk during the days he ter· rorized New York City. In r~ard to the Lauria-Valente shootings , Berkowitz said that although he didn't know the girls, he knew that "this car with lb~ ~~rls in It" wu to be bis target "as soon as 1saw 1l. Asked why. he replied: "Those were my or- ders. J never saw them until moments before the shooting. l parked my car around the corner ln a • spot, I got out of the car with the gun in a bag. 1 walked up to the car through the street . . . and I stood by the curb and they were seated there. As far u I know Mias Lauria didn't see me. •"SllE SAT THEaE TALKING and I pulled out tbe IUD and I put the bag in my left band and fired tbe po with my right band through the window. .. At first I didn't know I struck anybody because I remember Donna had just cupped her bands°""' her bead and was sitting in the car. I dldn •t bear any llOUDd. Sbe Just -I ju.st emptied my IUD in the .ar and saw the glass shatter and tbe other lirl. I believe, she screamed and blew tbeborn. .. When the horn •tarted to blow l found myself pu.lllnlf the triuer and I had already ran out of bullets." Pigeons Have Magnets BOSTON (AP> -A bit ot inm·rich ti.Aue baa ._ tomd in the bead of pteeona, and a btoloelat ..,. tM mapetic matt.er may be linked to t.be ........... lldlla. The proposed dog law. to be discussed at a City Counc1l meet.mg Aug. 27, would fine owners or dogs -ex·cept those who own guide dogs -who fail to clean up after their pets. Tbe 36-year-old Egan, who calls bimseJf "Frogie l ," bas handed out more than 70,000 clickers s ince July Fourth, and has visited airports around the cO\tnlry, paying has airfare and ex- penses. "CHICAGO'S CALLING, ATLANTA'S calling, Ambulance SetJPennsylvania's calling, Denver 's calling, Miami's calling. Pretty soon I'll have to sell my watch," FRESNO tAP> -A Egan said of requests from around the nation ask- second helicopter am-ing him to purge airports, shopping centers or bulance service will parks. begin operating in the Egan says he's received about $450 in dona- F resno area in October lions, and about 150 fan letters. The airport pro- a od will be based at vided a booth, where people can pick up a clicker. Fres no Community Egan, who says be lives under a curse put on Hospital, officials said. him by a Hare Kris hna devotee, put oo his green The new service wiJJ be frog suit recently to have his picture taken. He sat an expan s ion of a quietlyinthecomerlike arumpled clown. helicopter ambulance program based i n Modesto and operated by Modesto's Memorial Hospital and Continental Helicopters Inc. of Utah. "I JUST SIT HERE AND KEEP my mouth shut. My purpose is just to let the people have a clicker il they want one," he said as two aoll- nuclear protesters b egan shouting their pitch nearby. KBepup. P.atienl8' 'Bill' . . ~~· .(, • Assailed, , . .., . BOSTON (AP) • aHacbuaetta. pb7al- claM are aenou1 about a MCtica ot a new pa- dnu' tldl o1 ~ that .......... die lint to the udaD NQuil'ed ta tn- f or m women about alt.enui&e tnatmeDU for br'eut~. The blll of rlcbts, whJcb went l.nto effect recently, permJta civil sldta for Yio'ecae ot a nu.mber al ptlndp&es of cood medic•I care, several ol wbicb Ud not been s pe lJed out s o s pecific all)' before. roa DAllPLE, the ri&bt t o information about lh-. au .. ~ physician includes educaticnal back1round. boepilal aftillation and finuciaJ i:nterwt in any medical facWty . Tbe brea1t cancer rule, the only one meet- 101 with much diuent. requires that women with the diaea&e be fully informed about "all alternative treatments which are medically. via· ble." BY llANY pbys1ciam s ay they're concerned about bow-to meet the requirement, bec ause the best treatment for breast cancer 1s s tJll a I matter of sc1eollfic con· troversy . ..., ·'The patient hasn 't the wisdom to make a decls100 wben it is n't eat a blJ.sbed by scientific evidence." said Dr. Grant Rodkey, president of the · M assacbusetls MedicaJ Soc1ety "IT MAV NOT be possible to comply wi th tbe law, since this deals with problems wtuch are not scientifically St't tied," Rodkey added. The rule, added by the Legislature at the last m inute in response to pressure from women's groups, la an attempt to e11.1ure that can~r vk- tl ma underst•nd the risks a nd benefits of three often-discussed options. THE 111&EE A&£ re- moving only lbe lump. remoVing Lbe breast and ad)acent lymph nodes. or removing Lbe breast. lymph nodes and un derlying m uscle tissue. Each may Ot? accom- pani ed by radiation treatment or chemotherapy. The new law's other requirements give pa- tients the right to an itemized biJl with an ex- planation of all charges. full information about the risks and benefits of any proposed treatment, p rivacy during treat- ment, prompt emergen- cy treatment without qut"Stions about pay · ment and confidentiality of medical records. T he law was passed in May. Proteuor Charles Walcott of the State Um--ol New York at StCGy Broot, 11id ill an .....,_ ....... tbe Boltoe Globe that the primary .-U.. ....,1bdn1 .... ,..hetber thla mapetlc tit- -U. ~ta do with the mapetlc aenalUvi-_ ._ .,.,.._ bue!' TM dMoe, .... tUa a equare-milllmet.er in .. 1 .~ )oeat.d outlld• tbe brain_. DN:r &M beet of Ule .,.. e)'9 IOCkltl. be Hid. Seminar Scheduled ,.. . Only one Orange County daily newspaper brings yqu your community and the world, every day. Read the Orange Coast's cardlo•aacular dru1• and a lecture ca ove,.. the-CCMlllUI' ~·· wttb foeua • .W,ealcs. btert1ted uurHt 1ho•ld coataet tb• llo1plta1'1 aanta1 ta· ••r•lc• oftlce at -.im.nt.cu.. fashionable DAr LY PILOT 642~21 , .. ........ EQUAL HOU8fNQ ~OPPOAT~fUTY pss $ '•Mole« ...... , ............... . YA MO DOWN w.a to ac11oo1a • Qocll from nice lbr home loc ated In 1 up• r MICbltbd. Clo.e to S. °*' l'tua. ()wper-A'1 -.mi .• ...,otn••••m Ca•tom comfort-a Bdnm, formal dlninf tuJm, family room, walk to ::= and recrea· UOnal u.. $l '19. 000. AU ,..i Mt.ate advert.lied iD tJU DeW9pllpeT ii IUb· jed to the Fedrral Fair Houaina Act of 19118 .wb6dl makel it Ule&al to advertise "any pre - ference, Umttalion, or dlllcrtmtn.taon ba.-ed 00 rriicte, COior, retipoo, M X. at D8tionaJ origin, M 81' m&ention &o make any such preference, llm1ta· bem.ordiacnmmatton." l•-------- 'lblS Dl!Wlpaper Wiii not lmowlngly accept any advert1 s1n g for r eal ast.ale .-bJ ch IS U1 VlOla · t.dl ol the law mS: Adtfi .. Wti ..... ct.a ..... New custDn> home 00 ..., acre 1n Orange Park Acre&. • bdrm. 3 ba. tam. rm .. dtnln g rm ., breakfast nook, 11ngle s tory. 3,061 s q . fl Beautiful colonial arctutec:tu.re an a country setting. 1211,000. Call &»sl41. .., .... ....,.... ~ -------,.... ... ....., . ..,.... DM.Y PR.OT•-• ...., far .... flnt .... c.arNd ........ -"'· HllllMsforSde ....................... G d 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VETERAMS IUTIT 8edt n !>1og C'O!>L'> now Udl 1.1!11 Zero OOWn. Up \II MEWUmNG IM WYGl.AS S Bea u tiful . bi g "Southport" with ocean view. pool, & spa. 6 bedrooms. family room. for mal dining. Pr1 ced nght at SSSS.000. ~ CorpC>f.ite rt.u.A h.uty 11-l IUO lJ 3J i Sl.00.1).0 For cseu11 ... t dll 1---------now 541>-3666 e.cn1:1 •·•:A REAL l:STATI-. SOUTHERN OREGON HOUSfo; 129 900 Terms, top f1s h1n1< & rf'r area AlM> aereajlt-~II <•down pymnt on c) Cnty property. b31 :.!JH, SSl 71~ Sell With t:A..'i t:' lt''5 a BREEZJ-: t1auif1ed Ads 64.2 ~'71t Ad•~n• .... '" M4~ Pl•r .. 1b~ir ~d· II' •~It pflon• IOO•m V.!>JOpm M~y lhnl F"nday • lO -Salurd.ey COSTA MP.SA 0"'1Ct; :DI) .... ~.-- K! ~~ Ill 'TI"oTfl' IH o\l'll 17lmS..~Bhd 1141).l.220 I AGL""A Rf'.Af'll IU2'l ' 1·-·1 H•• IA~ ttracb4!14 ')4t.6 "•RTII I 111 ,..,., tl•41 Ir..,. 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Corpor.tte PLu.a Rcolk) 11.t /c-O<JjB * rJ/~./Ht f.).land ftfru//y llGCANYOH ~ Plnd\un.t Ln $C89.000 22 Roya.I St Geor..:e $479.500 PleJSe call lJ.'> for furtht>r Ulforma tJOO 644 14.93 640-4277 Cou..EGEPARK Shak(' roof charm on s hady c u l·dt' s a c 3 bdrm. 2 be1 .. w1Ul crackl I.DIC ui.ed bnrk f1replacl' Close to 'hopp1nR & Orange Count y':-. best ~hoob. Pnced al a re <1l1.,l11.' $95 .00IJ <.'all ?51 ·3191 t;::SE LECT I PROPERTIES OPl:H SUM 1-4 221 Yia GftOCI Udolsle 'J Rd.rms. French door-, & 1nterei.t 1 n I! t up11 Id M.a1rway to master swle SC7S.OOO terms 1521 Ocec. llTd Pen1nsu.la Point home VI '3 bdnns. 2500 SQ fl Mast.er swte has frplc. EnJ-OY cool breezes & beaches. s::ns.ooo. PEGGYUOMS REALTOR. 645-1531 VllWHOt•S MEW NIYACY OMIACU Mar...,T.-s S.150,000 OJlnry Hollow l.'11·2386 VA Barpin, owner want.c; Olll. Fabkie. 4 bedrm. 2 batb, added family . 8lrcJbr' -.a. 541-ziu Have IOIOlllhintl to sell? a.ified eds dO it well . Ill: man m.11n ca . OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVICE llST '" sn•&.ASs Large Family?? One Of The Largest Homes In The Area. Six -Bedrooms Plus Huge Bonus Room . Many Extra.s Such As Spanish Tiled Kitchen. Parquet Entry. Protective Alarm System, Etc., Etc. Call Ua To Inspect. Only $446.000. @ Ill I • MAllOI MletU.AM81 (Attentloa. ~> spadoUI ' bedroom, 2'1\ baU. • f amll1 rooJJl home wttl\ lart 7a1.:•::•·· feac.d·ia pool. tnt.soo IKJudbll lud! ..... 7 .. 11 IAYROMT Several nae bayfront home with pler & sbp AYALOM WeU cooatrut"ted, 3 BR . 1 ba., oak floor, partial basement, concrete Jounda.tion. Flats area. $UO.~. · BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR I:' . ) d· :i. ' •, H ,.,, ... 0161 0-U-ied Ada, your ontt stopsbapptnc ~nte,., $2 C•CJl'f ,0. $75 PENNY PINCHER AD Pm1a1a tnd1v1duals can now sell any item or combmahon ot items to1al1ng S7S or less with a 3 line ad lor 2 ronsecultve days tor only $2 Each add1hona1 hne 1s 60< for the 2 dayS Ch arge your Penny Pincher Ad or use your Bankameflcard or Mas1ercharge No com· merc1al ads accepted CaU today Clltd SH your ad in print to.orrow! C• M~ ttww fric1ey t:OOAM to S:lO,M for Mllt dr(t ~ "" eel tty --s...y for s-dey'1,..... :642-5678 DAILY PILOT MISAVllDI AXIi $115,000 Beautiful tree lined ~t J &drm home needs fntlng. Don't mlu out, buy now' 1 6'6-7171 CY'ffllhfQ• '''~"'·' "'""'' l~&Ntl AIAMDOMID DISBTB> FOIGOTTIH Owner wUl cam paper Huge s bedrm, 3 balh. famlly room, brick fireplace, dining room. 2500 sq.ft. 3 car 1arage. Owner will carry lsl t.ruat deed wilb 20% down. CaU now for more deWls. ~23.13. C)Pfr., '"Q*I'\ I''' '0 ~ N I [~-] ./HORSE ,ROrHTY MN Rad lad& loy OPa. SUN 12·4 2322~ Featunng J BR. l'h ba, ram rm w /frplc plus barn & corral on approx. ~ acre. Great back bay area. Finest schools. $134 ,SOO. Own 1agt 546-0116 ,Jj! rj. 1 Seminan 1s:n ~,.J, re-.1 IJn"e !"nrnn.1 rl1•I .\J;ir °'t''ol.Jturt Bt'iJt h (°,1\1 I11 I Ill a !J:!f;:!:i \ i\ \I h\I \ll!H t.4 \ f,,!ili9 OCEAMFllOMT Large, deluxe du.plex; 4 bdnns., 2~ bath.5 up; 3 bdnm., 2 balha down: fl1>lc. each unlt; great locaUoo! IS50,000 lnclud lug land! lcAoa lay ftrop. Rffffon •675-7060 * ._.~!~~ con COIOHA oa. MAit HOME WITH HHTAL This prime beach property sits on an extra wide lot complete with pool & spa. The front home has 2 bedrooms & its own garage. The 2 bedroom rental is its own entity too! A great property with good financing terms available. Only $275.000. A COLDWll.I. ..... CO. 644·9060 2111 UN JOAQUIN HILLS AD. tN NEWPORT CENTE" llE 111111 l'lllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IXCWSMUS~ ..... Super .. E.. Plan -End Unit · Three Bedrooms Plus Family · Room -A·l Setting -View Plus Choice Greenbelt -Loaded With Extras -call ,f'br Appointment - A .. Joy Of Newport" Usting. ~ Newty Priced Single Level Condo .. End Unit. Large Alsumable Loan. $179.900. Call For Appointment. A ··101 Of Newport" IJafina. '.® ...... \ .. ...,_, .. LAD COUNJIY Near PGINlar CbeTry Lake, ctoee to the Blci ·aay. thl• a bedroom bat 2 flreplacea, plush camel c:arpeUJlg, a Jar1e private lot with several fruJt trom aod numerous featuree for easy malntenanc . A tine famlly cul de tac location, near 1rbools, YMCA and open •pace£ for only $179,000. Ui-wlfJU t1(),..~S REAL TORS • 675-6000 :1443 East eo .. t Htgh°wey. Corona dal Mar •VETS Ute Your ~J.b&lltv NOW LO\\ DOWN fr LOW 1N'T RAT&. Let 1.111 ahow you bow lo qualify TtllteledC:arpet Wtu.hal 714-1202 ..USHconAGI W . eulST HOUSI Wi11eam9 • (pit 4 BR, Dtn Rm., deft or otnl't' Peaceful tree 11hadi-d g.roond5 Beat'b area ~ mo. pays all No qualll)'ina. No MW loan CO!lb. lt'a fantuUc. C.ll 96).QIQ2 Bit R Jli~!,!r 1 JOd-.y ad 111 the DAILY PILOT S&VICE DIRECTORY OOITNOW! 642-5671 For Classlfied Ad ACTION Call a Dally Ptlot AD-VISOR 642·S678 USE THE DAILY PILOT °FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642-5678 bt. lZZ ... ACICIAY YIU.ACH .... SIOl,900 OeliChtf uJ townhome in desirable Back Bay loca· don. Close lo golf coww "' 1chools. Amenitiea plus Communily pool & spa S4()..8944 (~1wnmtt1>tm Keal &late -------- DUPUX NEWPORT HACH 8-)' & ocean Just l·blk away! Leasehold, 3 BR up, 2 BR down, 2 baths each Priced at $11l9. 900. 6T3-3ll63 61~3890 Eves associated· · lill0'(£1tS.-11£AL 'l"C'PS l01~ W lolboo •1l·l••l STATB.Y POOL SPA Sexy 4 bedrm. 2 bath. coun1ry k.rtcben, family rm. din rm, pool. huge bot spa. a bargain at only i1~1 .soo. Call now ~-Ol'fN Ill<>• 1r ~ ftJIV rn111 Nf(I • [eliV&ltl WANT ACTION? 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Approx . 4000 sq .ft . w/d'ramatic 2-story entrance & terrace to the bay for entertalDing & fun family living. $9'70,000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235. <C-94> ~AITIC IAYW COteO llGI a..11-e 1 ...... MOMt'M Pr.eatJy betna wtally redecorated wllh ....-carpetlna fl drapea, oew paint lnalde &· out, new kitchen appliances lncludln4 mlcro-wave oven. Huie llvtnc room & dinlna area, 2 apadous bedrrns & 2 bat.ha. Bayfront patio plus 'private patio. A moat excJtini water view. By appt. -WISUY M. TA not CO .. llALTOl_S .. ~ 'c:~ •:U.~ 'T...,.,,o BIG CANYON CUSTOM 5 LeGroon:s. 4""'1 baths, indoor spa, 4 firt.places. hardwood floors & moldings. Must see to appreciate. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5; 7 ROY AL SAIMT GIORGI RO . S791J>OO IOIERT L HAUEY, REALTOR 644-4455 55'..071J rnnrr.Tr OLSON ••c .... a...-. • OP&tDAILY Thia quaint old CdM. ocean view, 4 Bdrm&, dwm aad ~ blod.1o I.be be•cb. very c ute at 12119,cm See Mari lyo RouMelo< at 220 MARIGOLD 61~ o/ 'ntwPorl. REALTORS '71-HI I O,_.MOUSIS 11t5 IA YADlll TlllACI, ... trwt .. T...,...; Wetdl .... ,_ .-.._ .. ,..,. _..._ ... ~c11,r1•1w1Mt....._ ~ ...... ,.. 1 ....... wttta-b9r•lew.1'rw~• 1-.JV1 ...... ...-. H.dwaod ........... a .tcMd ............ w. ndlllltt c... ... Ht ONN MONDAY 1·1. ZJt .-oPPY: .c ....... W.: U.. yow •••9'• lf'IGm -odd • MComd ..., .. oc... •lew ~Close to U.. C... IHcll. Two bedroom. Z a..tM. t-,.....,...., Ir gar'dlll ,..._ 0. 45 foot lot. Very prl•ate potlo. lit frice r~ 0..... wit filalu. OPa. MOMDAY I 1-5. COLE OF HEWP9RT REALTORS 2515 I. Coast Hwy .. Cora.a del MtlP 675-5511 LOVEME - LOVE MY JACUZZJ OU>WORU> CHAJlM MEWEHGLAMD U"-11001. 11()Mf.S Stately borne for the IHCiUSH TUO<>a younl( J BR. 2 BA. ram1 O:lndomiruum Dfrect..orr Landsc•ping negJect.ed? Vanda.ham prob&ems? I am an attractive and dellchtful 3 Br. 3 ba home with an enclosed patio wllh a sparkling jacuui Stei> down Lnt.o a huge family rm with a cheery frplc & parquet floon. QUI 979-UIO to- day Pool ts caban•. Be•cb. ·-------•I ly rm. dble delache<I Giant 24ty ' BR. IM. garage Super borne & Dehnquent dues'? Buildings need repair" T\red of the ha.sale! 1ue1t gtra, library. YA18MS terms Try VA S89000 Fonml ~Rm J Ba Mesa Verde bome at Call now S46-23U ' Let an experienced, pro- fess 1on a I property manager solve your pro- bleau Wnte Box 501, Dilly Pilot. PO Box 1.560. Cail.a Mesa. Ca 92626 ALLSTATE Fam Rm. w /Wetbar off 118.CXXI with VA terms J gorgeous pool area Bdrma 2 ba bs, good Frencb wtodowa, bnclt baa1c home. Lowest walk ways • beaut.Jful ~.io!1 this time lQ t.ha U't!ell. lncndlble & only . QUI ~141 $134.000. See today Call 963-<m2 blu' ....... ,. REALTORS l°"o INTEREST la what tbe owner wtJI char1e you lo hnance tbJa c ute East side dollbouae. Features In· clude alley i:.cc~s. wel bar. n e w lutcben. 2 g.araees & much more FUll price S97 .SOO. Ca II S66-2S60 t;:SELECT TPROPERTIES ........ etnat $77.950 INVESTORS SPICIAL Slt.tOO Spanish style ex1at101 home Room lO bui Id' CaU&46-nn oPflV '" <> • ,, \ •vr1 ro Ill "'IC' l•IMHI C.M. COTT AGE $74,500 F\Jr up & uve Tb.ls 3 Bdrm home has loads of: poC.enbal but doea oeed some 11£ f'eatunog a fonml dnwig area & a st.one ftreplace,-1t·s a re al flnd Owne-r may help fmance Call SS6 2l6fi() -~-. COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE.INC. YOU'U KIDDING~ • NO, we are oot-<>nly ~ for t.bia appealul& and cbeery 2 Bdrm condo wdlt • Large pauo and commwuly pools Also adllr will help fui ance Can't proml&e ll woo l a.ell quadlly ~ act l)Ow CaUf1H370 ALLSTATE REALTORS SELL idle items will\. a Da.tl y PtJ<Jt CJ assi r 1 ed A' d 6'2·5678 LOW OH IUCICS 11lm Uua u tbe home for you! 3 bedroom, on tree 1.ioed street. in sharp lW!lihborbood No down VA With low paym~nts Won't lut! Call now' ~31i616. sag whelan real estate REALEST ATE 2 n H ,J ii ' m I n •. C'r,.,·k Hom1 Pool l1·11n < ''"' •·nwn• • anrt ,, Jlt" k 11f ltw Oll"JO $22.';(l(Jt/ BAY DUPLEX VIEW! VIEW! Panorarruc Newport Bay Views from gMgeou. 3 bedrm upper unit rir ilPQClOUS 2 bedrm lower uml' Nat.w-aJ bnclt fplci. w~ ban. 4 Car gauge Boat apace Slept; to beach D1 al 7S2-l 70-0 FASJ'' '"'"'*'•Q•tl \•f.Jf1'''""""',.'' [\ff flll Most de.irable 3 BR. 1 story Condo. Step-saver kitchen Pnvate patio. sparkling pool. ~pa & sauna. Call for pnvate pre..new, E·Z fl.J\&0ci.ng available. 963-7881 -=SELECT T'PROPERTIES ------· oc· •dk Forlrfts '-""~ur Uing pvt dnve lo giant lrtt ~luded 2 !>lY on estate ~1 .z.ed ground!> Bnck frontage & Engh~h bay wmdows 4 Qr ~ Bf{ lncl hide a way game nn Real formal dm rm t'OWlt.ry k1tch w pantry f'am Rm. domt'd cell lllgs Brlrk fplc"s. sep hobby workshop Only nun tn beach Ready for thi s? Must sacnt\ce-$89.SOO. CALL NOW'' 963-0902 Bkr l)PfNIHV •-'~"JIV'' "''•/I l~BNMI Newport Duolex ~s1i'i.ia.o To place your mes:.age before the ~adlng pubLlc. pbooe Oatly Pll()( Chwlli.ed. 642· 5678 4llDIOOM +POOL $134,500 Unbelievable Newport Beach value! 100 stesa to &and and ocean' 4 Bed.rm + 3 bed.rm unit Needs )'OtU TLC-don "t waJt. call ~~---~-·~~~~--· Located ln much wanted Irvine community Growing fmly will ap· preoa~ apple-pie coodJ. tioo. Charming decor. Spaciousneu. sparkllDg pool. safe for young children. Features enhance llveab11tty w /exceptlonal flair ~m1 t.asAYBtDE I STY IB'UK.IC Seldom ao ma rltet, huie 4 bedrm, 2 bath, bric& fplc, family rm. d.lnin1 area. Only $145.000 Act oow! Tbett"s only one~' 541).znJ l!t~'18! !'!r a 30day ad in Lhe DA.IL Y PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY OOCTNOW' 642-5671 now752 1700 ,,, V1'' •11\J• I t •, j ,., f. ' [®lfi&lll HAUOtl .. (itaAMOS $145,900 'Ibis t.aatelully decorated 3 bdrm, 2 bath bome IS situated ao a coruer lot ~ bas beeo upgraded beauti fully . It allo f eaturea a Ip& f OI' l.boM cool rules The owner may COOSJder a 2Dd TD Call ~21661) c;::sELECT I PROPERTIES 3 +POOL Faouly sited hv1n1 room. gourmet k.lcben + dinln& nn. St&il'B leading to priva~ matter suite. Laree family room, wet bar, secluded patio Spar\.lulg pool. Twbae. Asking 119,900 Call for appt. 963-1881 r)Ptl1' ~ • ''I ~, N •.•. l~H&Hil Make your ahopp1n1 easier by 1&Sing the Daily Pilot Claastfied Ads ** ON WATER ** BAYFIONT WITH VIEW c: ......... ,. 2 bed. l be. coap .... ,...... • tlte WATR wfttt '°°'9 OCIA" M boatl1t9 VllW. lo .. 111, •••IW.le. $1'7,SOO. ON WATtR--ftiYATE ISU ••••tlfalty d•corafed "pride of OWMe 1ftlf00 Z·.tofy ..._. wMi yom-eww boat an,. War•tll. woads ••41 esce,.loee' decor tll,.... tllft 4 ... •••• 1aw .... ,.... ..... ,..., s,.., •• ....., ......... = ..... [ .............. . .... , •• , ....... lty • • $971.000 IM' 11 , ._.. I WATERFRONT HOMES lac. 2436 W Coa~I Highwav Newpor1 Beach 611·1400 r - 675-3411 LUSK fN lfG CANYON -An impeccable Versailles with view. Unsurpassed luxury. Comer location on~ cul de sac. $650,000. LUS« IH HAUOR VIEW HIW -First offering . ._ Bdrm Monticeto with ocean view. Below market. $269.000. LUSK 9" CAMEO HfGHUMDS -Rare 3 Bdrm + den home with pool, canyon view. Immaculate move-in cond .. _... 1200,000. LUSK IH U...CHO SAH J0A9\JIH -Spacious 3 Bdrm air cond .. San Luis Rey model upgraded thruout. Positively pristine $165.000 LUSK IN HARIOR YIEW HOME~-3 Bdrm Portafino model + guest house with fireplace and separate entry. Perfect for in-laws. This could solve your housing problems. $294,900. LUSIC IH TURTUROCK GI.at -Beautifully de· corated 4 Bdrm Inverness model with air cond., parquet floors, shuttered. Irreplaceable at $249.900. LUSK IN IASTILUFF -4 Bdrm Lusk built home on a quiet cul de sac with large private yard, convenient location, walking dis tance to CdM HiRh. 1239.000 fee. ASK THE COMPANY THAT BUILT SPYGLASS HILL HARIOR VIEW HIU.S EASTILUFI TUITLllOCK HIGHLANDS WI s•n TMISI ..... LUK IUILT COMMUMTm HI IL COAIT HWY. C4M 675-3411 :l ~ r (, l ' 7 fllCI ON LmO w/pricle ol ownenhJp. ~· c Bdrm ram llaine w/aourme\ kttch. Jae m tr suite, beam cell. uaed bciett lrplc && French dOOn. etc. Nothlna to do but move In 6 lbly swlt"ed at ... 500 J HOT Do.S Well ~h dupl x , els. to beach 'I IMded W/Xll'U. 1112,») & 11919.000 Tak pick. but burry! ONM HOUSI S...AY I TO I P..M. In Dover Sbore .. Lrg beautiful bome w/tWer.Ythina lnctudi"" bay. ocean & Back Bay -v iews $497.SOO OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY l·~ JACOBS REALTY 67S.6670 Zt 19 Newpot'f llvd. c.....,. JOiia VIEW OCEANFRONT-!AGUHA 0. tt. RACH co-op 2 bed. 2 ba. .ut wttlt a.g. balcony •d ...._. Vt!W. Htar the wrf and .ntoy pri.acy la lob of greenery oho. Owntr will IHM/.!Oft $242,500 or wit leOM for $795. ,.... "'°· CUSTOM WATERFRONT HOXE An ~ 2-story home of IUbdcaa-d dignity. highlighted by rich, worm ontiq11• wood panelinq, btoutlfully contd rnoSdin«Js. honc:!made raitlngs mtd wood pai Cfllri floors. Spe-<iaf I~ antique features 9rou tht' entire 4 bedroom, 4 bath residuce. Moster IMdroom suite witt. a sepucte IMeg room. lecNtffully lcmdscofM<f patio on the water ond your own boot slip. s 1,385,000. WATERFRONT HOMES Inc. ~I ~l \.\ ( .. ,.., 11 11 " I ;-...,.l'f'"'' H •. v I 631-1400 Fall Blouse Story Wrth skirts. 1umpers. pants. '°"' best btts aft blouses' Ont$ Sj)Olty. tilt other s a softy and both 11re perfect for ,our Mondiy-to.F11d1y hie P11nted P1tlffn 9080 Mr'5eS Sitts 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18. 20. Sitt 12 (buSI 341 lilrrl 2i. Jd$. 4S·111th. othef 1 118 .,OS. .... $1.51 fir -....... ................. ........ linNll. MHfltlt, ~-llMIMllMllll Pa1tern De-Pt. 442 ::.~:St.. ... , ... ., ieen. Mlt •r. AllDIDS, ,. ... mt! .... QJ{ ClOTKING COSTS "1tll ou1 NlW fM.L-WlllTER PAmRN CAT· AlOO .. I MW ..,.,_ Ml tor._ $U. ftte II SO _... ctlf'll.. ~ Sl ll7=Y ....... I ·~· t!!.::.~ t='!I;. ..... lJWll•---·· ••••••• Bold accenls f()( dtn 0< l1w1ng 1oom-lhey rt a 0111t c11cl!' lmbr0tde1 and crarO!l lhtst handsome mallard duc~s 1n m id colors on pillows fun. s1mole lo do great &•Its and ba11ar money m.llels Pane1n 7 388 transfer IOI pNIOwS. SQuare Of DYii SI.SO IOI nc:h oalteln Add 40t uch P,lttln IOI flrsl<lass air mail and lllndlrne, SeM tD: Alice ... Needlecraft Dept. tOS Dally Pilot .. 163, OM C..._ Sta., lhw '"" ., 10011. Priltt """'· ...... z;,, '*" •• .w. EXCITING' Hew 1980 NHOU CIWl CATAlOG with owei 170 des11ns 1n fNI n 11ety ol cr11ts J Ira pattlfns 1"Sldt S.nd SI 00 1n.w 1 Ila Qliltl .. SlJf l~Sim Jl..5'.$1.50 lZMli*/tllr ,....., $1.541 1•'*-"' Qdta. .suo l= '•'Mies ... $UO l fWlll. . . . Sl..50 1 ~··· . Sl..50 114-Clftt 'a Or..-. Sl..50 UUM 'a' ,,.. o.14t1$1.50 IZMw" '"'S::3:.'-· .$1JO 121..,... ...• $1 .• 117....,!f · ... sue Ill·--····1•·11 uwwe. .... ue 11,......t M .. SUI 1 .............. SUI 1..,.. a blf ....... , ... Ja.ta••t ...,_, .. I.It 1=, .... Lii I ~ .... IJI ......... -······c 111-tSQIMa,_f ...... U1 ..... w.ctm ....• •••••••• 911• SHO•l-ltJl.000 On tho cWr overlooltlbi lhe beaulilul blue Pactttc & In the private community or Niguel Shores. Private 1t~ps to andy commuruty beach. A real famil)' homu with • bedrooms. form.I dining. 1tudy & ·reer~ittlon rm. Spa &r blt ln fllh "quanum. A gr6at O<.'canlroot home By Mppt. WBUY M. T • YLOI CO., 114&. TottS Jiii ................. MIW~'PC>tlwwnno IUCH. k.I. '44-49 I 0 OLDI COIONA DB. MAI W~ TO THI llACH Well located. only l ~ blocks to the beach & close to shoppmg, on the ocean 8tde of th~ hwy Sin gle s tory 2 bdrm. + den. with enclosed sunnv yard. When wanter comes. ~·ou wall enjoy the cozy brick frplc. Out of tow n owner says sell! Only $189,645. O P EN DAILY l-5. See 324 MARIGOLD AVE. 17141 6 73-4400 12• lt 628-2121 HARBOR DiviMOft of Harbor lnvestmtrrt Co. LIDO ISLE "STOP BY" I 05 VIA QL:rro SAT -SUN-MOM 12-5 -1 New eustom home •4 Dclrm,, • 31 :• B at h~ ..-2400 Sq Ft • ~ Fir·; I.Jn'" • Formul dining + breakfa:-.t mom -1 Oecoralcd like u motlt.:L $478,000 rcU rrk~ A Ccard Mulvey (; :~ul~~. "Lido Isle Spe-c::IO:::J" Onru~ 545.72:1 1r~0r~ , ..... ':''r':.(f rr I I t';.n • l • . I ----------- "ROSTUC::t'• A Manor \Viflt Ucjendary Gnm~ur In Corona del Mer -... -, ·- S t e p ba<:k 1n ti m <.• to the 15th ·century in lo a magnifi<:cnl home as mod em as today. Four years in construct1on. 1t feature~ timeless a r e h i t e <' t u r {' . f I a w I e s s ('raftsm an sh i p and the hest ma t erial s. ga th ered from throughout the world The white waler view of beathcs and rolling hills. seen t!irough leaded and s ta ined glass windows, bring to mind visions of the lordly <:oun try life of olden Europe By a ppomtmenl only Exclusively th ru A COl.DWILLIAM(~CO. 644-9060 2161 5ANJOAQU1Nt41LLSRD IN NEWPORT CENTER ~\,.. ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~ ............ ~~~ scr:1l~lA-~£trs· Tltot Intriguing Wore/ Gome witli a Cliuclcle -----·-4 .. , C\Al • 'QIU"----- 0 teorra"99 lel!ero of ,... IO<i• 11:<0..i.t.d -cit i... low IO f.,...,. fcl<I! ....... -· The duck 11 n•tvfe'• proof lhet 1wlmmtng doe• not lfl'lo ,...------~ prO\'e Ille-. • I REOHIT I .--, ... 5 .... ,---..,-....,.,........., -1 Q C""'l>l•I• lllo chudlo QvOlocl • • bv r.11."9 •n "'41 ml111'19 WOtd -----------~ ''""' trop Mo 3 below • Pl1N1 NUM&ftfO llTlU! IN Ii T>iE~f SOVAtfS • • UNSCt AMllf AIOYt unus I TO GU 4NSWU • I I I I I I TAR GA'ZEK11 ... ..-----...~--II)' CL.\Y II POU ~s:---T"---..--1 M r-Ovott ,......,., c;.,.;. M Y A~c•'''"9 fo •'-• $tort Y To d•vel09 -•\CIO~ for Tu-•do• rood ~COo~lnQ 10-.... o4 )'O<lt lod!O< b<rl+> \IQ" - ~® ~hReoliy RIAL ISTATI IXCllU.IHCI SINCI lt4t DOV• SHOllS A spectacular home with 5 bedrooms. S1h baths. formal dintnft room & family. room. The fa bulous VIEW o ve rlooks the pool. Ba(·k Bay & nig ht lights . Price reduced to $595.000. Owner MUST sell by Septe m ber 15th NEWPORT BEACH 759-8811 / BEAUTIFUL OCEAH VIEW-'75,000 For ::-ure' und it's the Pacific Ocean, belwt-en L aguna and CdM ~ See for your:.clf. El !\lorro Bay. the beautiful mobdc· home est ate with access to the p1r turesque beach Hi~h on the h ill w i th 3 ht·d r ooms. 2 baths. all :.i ppllances <Jnd corner loC'atton with dt•<:krng on 3 ..,1Jc~ Pr11.:e again ~ i5.0\l\J. U~R()~~ 11()M~5 REAL runs· 61!) GOOO 2443 Ea~l Co.m H19hway C'Jrona •It-I Mc11 rm -ilii ---2•S•T•O-R•Ynm-· I ~~~~:!'!~ .. ~?.~~ , ~li.tk" roof 4 Ill<.:!'• f;:. $129.000 Ea:..hldc l'u •lJ \t~J l'nm: area rlci!><' l<J 't .1t•ht Club. ;jbr home on (lUlll ::-t . p., ba. >..tra :.h•1.,.t'r Parker T&T C;,11 \ EASTOLU::F liuw•· ~ IJ 11!1 -13Ju l'hr•ee l·omer locauun 5 2.lJ-449-CT:,9 BR. 3 BJ. Sl87.S<XJ Capistnmo Beoch I 01 8 Roy McCo.~e. s:Jtr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-7729 C OL~TRY RANCll --siw-ri·~·-• I UEAC:H llOUS~ lt1Rh ruallt) t; bt-droor:i J bath ...... --cau homt' on 2 larli(t' lot:. 1n CH 0 IC : IRV .IN E <.:.ip1:.trunu lkal h All Af:~A the plu.'-<.e~ of J hnt k COI.!.E<a; 1'1\111\. firl'placc. formal d1nin~ n 15.~~:) mom. 2 back) arrui l:.r$(l• -.;ev.ly 1t-donr dN·or 1.m1Joanilfru1t 1ree:. Ju:.t E:irtJ1lUfll':.. tn le\ l.'I. 4 h I ~I 'i/'75 IW f,H 2'r1 I~. l.:t· fum1ly IJ~GO REAL l::'-;TATE room off lr,e yard t714J 493.e8l2 I 'crif'Ct family home on Caro.a de4 Mer 1022 qwet. cul de sac Auurna · bie lst TD al 8~'k. f or ......... •••••••••••••• al>f( 40?[.)7" C.M. Al*t"'- WHY MEN ST A Y HOME 'They eOJOY lhe comfort ol a superb home 111 J t·ho1ct lorat1on Th1:- pee1al home pnn 1de:. t-v~rythrng "''Pded for BEACH INCOME OldrrCof-0011 del ~ar un rL" loc11ted on lhe :.oulh :.1de or the h tl'th ... u~ Unlirrul«I mcoMe & in \CStmenl polt·nual Fai.t a ppr t' c 1a11 n g a rt' a ~Tiii (~1~11!Slfltt~ Real E.statc grac1ou:. 11\fng ·at 1t·s PANORAMIC rma;t Lge 4 Br. 2•, bath OCliMVIEW borne v.1th J JJcuzzr 4Bedrm homeonbwlda PLUS lhe adv1mtali?I.' of a ble IOl $300.000 A.s:.uma secluded I Bdrm, I halh bl<' loan ~.000 LA•a:.t• •n<.'Offie unit Absolute!)' op0on, ereattve fin m l· one of the fm<'~t 10 the mg. Won't la:.~•• Call for area Cull toda) !179 ;JTo an appoint men I lur ALLSTATE fr~~~;~~ pre' i i·v. ~!.~;.;.~~~~?.~~ [ ~ IU&IHI WATBRlOMT Extr a l arge corner duplex an xlnl rood Mooring avail Spec lacuJar view. ApPotnl- ment only E*5.000 '*Cote Realty & l n\·estmenl 640-5777 IHVESTMEHT flOTEHTIAL New Li.sung. corner lot. forml dln rm. good ren- tal. lowest pn<.'i!. BALBOA ISLAND RLTY 673-8700 REDUCB> S3t9.950 Be crt'at1ve. on- ly Shoreclifrs view pro perty 'T'tm Rhone. At(t. ~1-1266 ----- IYOWHER! C'harmmg 3 Br house. complaely rtmodt'led. 2 BM. separalt' d.u:imi1 rm. solid Oak noors. Lg ror· ner lot w add-0n poten t1 a l to c r ea t t' a panoranuc ocean & bay View. New plumb1ni1 & appliances $219.500 675-11&4. work 963-7829. John. 81 Owaer, leut ex· l*lliw CcUI Ocean View --onmkt .•. 0001.n· cl land. Sbdrm 2ba. crtyrc1 entry. Cha.rmlna • la or 1uper potential. No,.._ Please. 640-0105 Slit Ulru llon .SPY&LASS &-•tqwwt. 2 aly. s Bdrm. famUy rm. 2 lpk'1. •Va be. triple 1ar•ce. Cuatm pool, Ip&. formal dining rm. bonus rm Nile lite view Prolessiooally dt'· corated & landscaped Ind al cul dt' sae. across fro m park . Su cce.srt abows In tha beaUllf ul lrg family home Newly olfeN!d at M95.000 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 SPYGLASS Hom.et ,.,. w. ........ ,.,. .. .•' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• c.-...... 1024 c.-.... • ... ....................... . ................... ... ·" YOUCMf'T MISI On UUa 'errlflc 4 BR. Meu Verde homt' It fulW9 a beautiful pool and 1pa Remodelt-d beth&, oew ~t Double fireplace and mucb more. For more lnfo.caU. .. .. _ .... --· • -~.-... HERITAGE RE ALT OHS By owner. lar,e family home. 4 br , deo, 3 b•tb. x.lnt buy Sl37.SOO. Mesa del Mar are• 1 UI Salvador, C.M Call for •Pill· 7W:W.S.7Sl0 MISAVHDE 4 Bdrm 2 bath. quality bult. aw e rool, douWe fireplace Gre11t locatJon. ideal for en tertain1ntc Large rec room. IOU! of deelung . low m ai n tenance yard Offered dl $UY. ,000. Ca II S4<I I LSI ....... ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS U.WO•Y SPICIAL QlltoaUMd eaee II et• Vtrde bocnc. •aut 'br. aba home • 1aourmet ~•added FR. 1865 'hbkl, Sl75.000. OP1M SUl'I 1.5 R.E~E REALTORS 751·1•73 ..,. ....... s D&Kfff1 You'll Jove &.be alJ new lal.chen. bttn microwave. counter bot tray. 20x30 fam rm, w/brick fple. JU5l w&.1tJng for famiJy hospitality. Qwet street. 186.SOO Ruth Laurte. Rllr 646-4380 9 .4°/o Loan . Available Take over ttus loan at 9.4% with tbis charming 3 bedroom home with tiJed entry. drnlng a rea. new paneUng, new bwll in oven and counler range. Patio $129.900 Qill 540-172n- Newport.er. single story 4 Bdrm. 2 fplc's , 2h b~. f&mlly rm. format dmm.: rm Tnple gar . custm pool & spa f'a ntast1<· tandscapl n,. Lot s of brick & woodwork _____ ... __ _ TMllU. Corner loeat1on T h(' home for the m odern l'X ec. $409.000 R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 HOUDAY ~-CIALS! Go thru the iron l:dte tu ~(.'(' a 5 IJ.Jrm c u.•.l1Jm hoMt.• !. l lxfrm Ji:>t It •~ i!Jlt')!'<Jf}(.Ol'r );:..ti JW Cor.w:: <u.~tnm :! h<trm 2 b.. ~h Oh I I .. • 11.1t 10 It 2 I,« SlW 5VJ T"''' hou.'>l" 1in :: H ~ lot., St~· Ir•'' !'>11n 111 \1110 (Jpl>n I ~ t~'IJ J J 'Ot •111 $9'.:l.WJ M.\L'RY !-.1 .\l fl'f.H :·1-:A LJ<J-.; Rt. \l.T't 673-5354 497-3388 ----l··--·----Cuia t< ··~ IC. 24 ·•·••····•············· i _J ;10 10 P II \ L \ H () I' t :\le'" \'t·r<k \ ,,.q i.pi:c1jl 11ff1:r1ni: rw\. paml Ol',. land-.• Jl'llti: ne ... I> ear~le redured for Qwr k !)dlt• $151.900 COLE OF Mt:WPORT REALTORS 675-551 1 R-2 IUILDAllE Charming 2 Bdrm I bath homt' .,.,lh room to ;idd second unit Ask11111 unh $19.~ Submit di! •lffl•r., Call 546-58!!0 ~HERITAGE .• ·REALTORS COSTA MESA 4~on I Lot LO WEST PR IC' t-: 1n ~ M~a <)nlv 10·. down OW(' A.I ... a)' rmtro World Real &tcM 556-7777 Mesa Del Mar. 4br 2 ba. u p grade'! t h ru oul Deck:.. rovrd palm rm <'lose lo srhools & m•v. park. ~r. no Al(l'nl'> $105.000 646 OfiOI da)~. 1157·2619evc & Sun By Owner 4 Br. many up gr~ m clude:. ceram1l' We entry, Oak parqut.•l nr. new rarpet & m an\/ others. Mesa del Mar area. Sl02.000 979 346i IYO'WNER Prest.lge area. 4 br . I'• ba . n ew carpets. 1m mae ulat e . Ene loscd petjo. largt' family d m 1ng room 195.500 (;all LOCATION · LOCATTON Musl see to appreciate one ol a lund Mt-:1a del Mar home on qwet tree lined street Guesl house .,. teak wood wet bar, pool, step down l1\1ni: rm frplc:' hardwood rrr~. 2•.,ba . Jhr Sllll 5Ufl Owner will help rtnanee Uill~ l::a,'>l'>tdP POOL 4 br 2 bd fumtl> rm f,g rm. frpb J(ut':>l hou-.1· Man) xl rd~ i\-..,u rn 1· ic)..n !I \If!'; int /\pp rm. baJ SIO'l.000 Pnc-eJ un der mo.rk<'l $165,000 Call 642 0467 Own ;,l(nt or !lf;J.(IJ63 Broker WHEN WAS THE UST TIME \tilt '>av.• " :i tw<troom " h.1th h11m1· •om m•JOll' pool • '" 1•r1·cl Itri• l PJ l 111 r ,. m "d 1' I 1 ll k1l1 hl·rl !or un<l•·r Si•• 10 1 10 1h1• ( o lll ,:• l'.irk Jrl•J \I.on i IJ 'l t JI! r~~· ~\CJ llAil> v~ Cj: ':J •· 1:1 R r,,\l. LST A n : CEDAR GLEN MOOEl SALE 3 bednJVm modl'I h11:hh UI' ·::i<k'd <.'00domm1um ~ f,ldt•n \' •· l \I 1'4.2·673~ COUEGEPARK A beaut) w1th 3 Bdrm:. 2 balh6 and 2 flreplotre. ln 1mm<1cul.tll' r1111cl1t111n All lhJi. tor W. 000 <.:J II :;.~ 1151 ~HERITAGE • •• I REALTORS VETS -INVESTORS MfWUSTIHG Put tn a htlle T L C & !><!' e a.lot uf moo.-\ \ J <'dill &. an"ou~ Jt nnl~ R l):XJ' llurr) · ~5 ~9l Mew Townhouu 3 ITV) 11ld :1 Br. I i:J.5 "C Swlcla) uni) i 1 2061 !'tt'.• l'OV(' l.n &15 ti I 541 f'anl:ll>ll< 2bdrm Cnndu. 00);.Q ft.,\ C · \ St<';,ol ·. Ll.'~ar Corp 646 ii82 FANT AST IC l'oll a R<' typt> h:-t•. lg lul. !'!ear Ctturrhe~ & bu!-l IR bdrm $85.000 B~ Owner Orm Hou.-.c !1'19·8i~ or 646-0623 Larj.!l' 3 Br t nh o mt' Desirable Easts1de area Im maculate rond1t1on. ~.000. ~7221 _96Ul678_ - -i------- -· Developer•s Deliaht · Owner occui~1ed cnlt- bedroom. one hath home on o'er 9.000 'q ft lot I R·2 land I Gr1>at up anfi corrung urea Cur unit:. ur condo:.. Short dnH· to bear h and :.hort walk to ~hopping SISll.900 In· vestors. call 54().1720 -· Deno Point I 0 26 .......••..•.......••.• MARIMITA S pt-c· t c11· u I a r h 1111 o Ii i-.. 1rrie. 2m2 320f\ ~q n (1•.t.t.· to M;inn.; ~h ,, fW &. (' allt• l.d Prr m.1 wra Slfili IOI to $245 ouo IS31 ~) 4!13 401~ Hlclr Fcurtain Valley I 034 ....................... OPEN HOUSE ~t ~n \ton t tlpm Lr!o( pn'ate lot. :.p<tCIOU.' 4br. 2txl '<'" cll·an. pnco.~\ C•ir qu11 k -.-4'1• 110111>. TJmartnd . SIUS ,0011 ' ~74.3i 91; .. 0/o LOAN N..~uml· Loan un th.-. 111\ ' t-1> 4bdrm homt· lo~ trl' \er)' IJel>irallll' . V \ l>ro< det-t>r lhru out fill I~ land.'>«aprtl un Ii: l•H>I ">l l<1t Sll70011 BY· OY.'NE H 96!.l6 Talbcn A' 968 2030 ......... °" t.och I 040 ..........••......•••• , IYTHESli 1.Jrite t'll<'<' 4 bedrm 2' ~ haw lgt' (am rm. rorm;il dl.1110i rm. JW•I ;i :.hurt ,.allc lO the ~ad1 Park Plare.lnrll42 74tii IS LOCATION IMPORT AMT? 4 Bdrm. i =~. balh horn~ --....an ', mrlt• from tht' bt-iH'h tkJUttfully dt'<'Oratl•d hn mt• with m•v. earthlonc c:arrwt L u w m a i n t l' n a n 1· e land i.t'pap 1n!o( ror carefrl't' weeki:nru. Call 17i4 •:>36·6.!iii or !i68 4433 EMERY REALTY EMTERT AIMER'S DEUGKT Hard tc> Cmd 5 bdrm. J bath Landm ark. Blick \ ard but It fo r Cu n include:. flrenng. close t.u oc·~an & a I year ho int• l(Udrdntee a\'allable C.ill for more 1nro. 41141:>36 6571or968 44~ ~2L EMBYHALTY • IYO'WNER Near beac·h. 5 br . 2~ bath, fo rma l d inin g room. family room. c~ end patJo. new carpeCJ Sl2.8.000 Call 962·0678 ______ __._ Have somethml' you wanl t.o sell' Class1f1ed a ds do ll well. 642,5678 lnveslor's duplex + 2 good rentals . pool . frplca. charm S?SS.000. --------MRS.CLEAN POOL! lmmaeulate 3 bd. ~reel loc .. w /pool. only S'98.500 RE MAX . P alrt c k . 631-1266 Principals only. 640-4999 SlllC & FINlt GOATS C G N L M 0 N Y K N U C 9 O; I R A H S A H G L 0 H U B l A N T G T C V 0 C N T A I R A T 0 R R M M J 0 A E E L E B S H W A Y M f 0 J £ A I K 0 W S R A A 0 H B L T S G r H R M I E & Y S E N l U Y l M Z N B Y B I E C R L 0 I Y S N L I l M A E U N K C R U 8 X U W 0 I E 9 C L t X l E 0 N A 8 C E N A S N H L G N 8 £ U G T R M N R K B A l E M P H E U S k 0 R X E E Y I C A N N M H M LNCWTALNG~MKGRAEASL A G A A L W l G R I E H C A t 0 L A E A I R Z R P 0 U I P P l S 0 Y E T C A Y P M A L T N P L W 0 C E A R L E £ R N S S A S A l W N S S ( N X C E Y 8 t ! ......... • ..,., llO, lfawll Of~. ,lfld ...,_end bolt It In.~ lllly ~.... • .... ~ """" fltlty .......... AlltOfl " ,...., r....-. N.-o .. ~ Mlftm fllMll ........ ~ TtmOn'OW: ~Orm \ VA Super sharp 3 Bdrm. double 1ara1e. Oak ldlchen. forced air, eop· per plumbing. RV ec· caa. patio. Super clean CllllMM16l OPf N llOllSf IUAI TY / Will St'll her large 3 Bdrm 2 bath. double garage w bpener cov· erect pauo home. Beal bey in area. 195,500. Qall ~9161 OPCN HOU'\~ RtAlTY / EXECUTlVEHOME SOO Yrds l o ocean "Model ~ect ... Hugo 3 or 4 bd.r., w Jpool. J~. tmmacuJate! $194.500. RE/MAX. 613-4313 SlUL! 2 Bdr. l BA. large corner lot, S74.SOO. RE/MAX. Patrick, GJ.12116 ~~~~~~~~ lae IOOM!lhinl valuable? Place an ad in ou.r ~ and Found columns. That's where people look .tMn they·vc found u l~otvalue. SPilllU._ 4 Bdrm home Witt\ fie. paint end Ii ke ite• carpel. Suo 1plaahed fQ1111&1 dlnlnc room with *1Ulht, fonul Uvina room with fireplace :L~lln• c ountry Sl.25.000. don osen '' I ... • l:,r:E' ~':J';t:, 4 Br a Be, pool home tn Did you know you cu eormr lot, 2·al)'. nice Dlac. a clualfled ad lo ~ .. 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P• Ht w ./OQly a ~·· Lowell pnted bome on Y""9r ,..,_......, room. 1 ts "t Le. ~ house. f!x~Ueolly quiet lotlde street of 2'27 Al.TA VISTA IAl1'aWP 1100 ~ UMn'SUMITS 0¥. 1$ \DK& Uated. all ..,..w...eau now far men Into.~-[.., c1:14,;r:i] 8.£AL ESTATE · 8drm. I a.o., ~luded l'Mrway El N\pel 3br. mal:nl. lnaide •out. Spa private 1ate1uarded ._ ~1..W la v\ew SMiGOO. Cuaiom ~ealty ID back yd It vlew of ca eommwiJty Auumable dleb -. mtm "1on llabta. S24t.ooo 1oan•nn1bJeflnaneing. Open S.t/Suo./Mon 1 4 . a m111t ••• for di• crimlnatinc buyera: 4 bdrm. home with all the amenJU•' A+locaUOG 1131..500 lndud1.n1 lud • AtJ..17~ ~West ?Axeo. 2Br. 2Ba. fam rm. Cu1tom redwood dcdt. 5• Pk. Saa Juan Capo. 496"33'7 . Oo&derJ West ?AdO. 28r . 2Ba, lam rm. Custom redwooddect. 5•Pk S&ll Juan Capo G6.f337 1 ~ ''"""' , : Pride of ownership. Near :• •• • , ...... 1040 ....................... llACHWAUJ Decor8kr'• «Wlaht .. g .. Plan. 4 bclrm., hffhl)' up graded lhruout, many amenltlH tlltHadloar comm poola, aauou. spu. ltrlllll. etc. '63-5e71 ~ Walker 1; lee SPICTACUU.a Pool " spa wl th turbo clean jets + o.icely up· graded 4 bedrm, 2"'-bath home with large formal dlll rm. & tam rm. You must see this one! Pan Ptace.lnc 84.2· 7461 Owner off en a home, 3 br. 2 ba. 9522 Innsbruck 71 4 :963 ·29 47 & 213. B-9004 UKIUVING in a park. Nicely de· corated 3 BR. 2 BA home with large, beautiful yard. Park Place.Inc 842· 7461 SMOUTUI 2 81' twiiftme. •uoo. Sll. Ta> to AUUJ'Oe ~.000 la. Sells-to carry bat'll leCOOd.. Call fur detal ll. BICR.11111).5580 VA Use your VA lo•n to purcbaae lhls 4 bdrm • 2 ba. ai.ngle famHy home In pn!Btige area an Irvine. Colle to elem. acbool and 3 comm. pools. Walk to shopping center. Priced at SUJ.900. Vacant and fut posaeuion po.iaible. Priced To Sell·Owner. Sharp, 2 bdrm. home. 2S&ory. 3br lt,A,ba Condo. Xlnt area. By owner. Xlnt area, VA Approved. 117.000. SSJ ·3936. llUOO. 963-TI92. ----Former Greentree model NJCB> RIGHT! by owner. Professionally Nice 3 br, 2 ba in xlnt landsuped. decorated. 2 area Less than one mi br. country kitchen to beach. Full price. w/spa. 8.75 assumable t.fJ.950. 1oan. seo.ooo. sst--4165. Vark Place.Inc 842 7461 -La&J-1 leach I 048 Sharp 3 bdrm. frplc, •••••••••••,•••••••••••• shake roof. fenced do~ ./ CHANGE run. take over 8"• loan 111.500 I David Bourke. Rea£tor 546-9950 Spacious 6 BR home. w /W l"arp & drapes; beaut. lndscpg. Goldenwest & OOnger area. 840-6242 Clowtoleodt 4 Br. l~• ba, beauttfully de(:orated family home. 1..-0vely wallpaper & wood 1>ane hng makes th1:. hou11e a must to sec Large RV access. Call now ! 1714 )968·4433, ~71. IEMERY llEAL TY 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llll.osomethmg comforta· ble. Charming 3 BR RANCH · on a ~p11c1ous lot, planted with frwt trees. Spacious living r oo m with rozy ft.replace ... bas a view to the sea. Only $165.000. LGIJllllCI leach R.E. 497-1761 IUCH&WAlM A stunning departure from the ordinary WalJt to beach from lhU. North Laguna custom bUJll 2 Udrm 2 bath home. Magnificent coastal & c1· ty light view. Gourmet kitchen, masl'ive living room with glOWtng wood floon. 1275.000. don osen , •. dt111·1... 401GLENNEYRE 497-4848 IEA T IT ! OCEAN VIEWS 4 Bdrm. 2Ya ba. $109,500. Elegant, large 3 bd. 2 Try to beat this motlval· balconies + patios. Only edseiler'sprice.B:JJ.!532 Sl49.99S. RE /MAX. °'---~-------.• Patrlclt, 631-1.266 New luxury 5 bdrm. home in NORTHWOOD. Up· OOASI'LINE&CITY graded. 3 car garag~. umrrs Thia 2 bedroom. 2700 fl .,4"' ooo l""'· 2 bath home in Arch aq.r . .. ... . .,.,., down .. CaU SS&-S1'16 Beach Hei&hta also bu a ---------1 wood deck, patio. 1\lrtlerock Glen garden skylights, nice plant• home, Heather model and mtrrored walls. w/grut view olO.C. 4 Br $1.54.500. 3 Ba, family rm. UNGOREAL~'TATE microwave oven·, A IC, 714...t9'1·3331 pat.lo w /cover, & many other features. Allsuma· ble t'Jl, loan. Priced Coe qiidt aale, abcrt e.crow._ 752-rui ORODZX ---w..aDI A tnae value at S2118.000 ·~~RV lagunaN.uel IACKIAYISTATI =·Won'l lut' Call Realty ~·2~~-'!l •now..• ::i.=~... ttal1 bone barn. huae Npt~f . SlOUOO .. __ tll'& IMOltll ddl.D& rink, pvt ole. a t\lt.,.. roeftoeffft -•-•"->' P'lrt"tt.nt1 u ho ...,......, room. ma 0 -1fi Callfordetaila thl hllllo "d .. ' Dtlrtn, Ji." o m• on •-&>" ......!...1 P r~~'mf··'" 1.,,.. lot Ouarded 1atci ea vi4'W of the Back _ ~--38S-• __ _ OUl(Q9 y ... n •Co• uv ""' ln Bay, lwib land1capin1 QllPOl'\untU. .,.. t.ll nJI t'Qll\tnty, Juat m ut .. IQ ........ _ ..... Contact Jam IY OWMIA ......... _ ....... "' ... .-.,,.•ha par .. •-4 , t>.acb, _,...., .,_ ~ ..... UI u•t' ~munlly t;:u,, pool, Jl'landera a1t . (714) Panor•mlt' Vll'W . area 1\\1a 1a • ra.r-. oP .. una 6 •pa lOIJ, down• U1·5tTO dya. CT 14) 1210.000. '4 Br 2 Ba. xtra part\Wty to put'C'hAH • OWNr wU\ carry 2nd TO ~..s78'7evestwknd!; lrl dinin1 rm. stamed home IO 11pecolal, l'O uni giaaa, redwood frpk. ex· qu~ that lbe tlrn"11t :.~ •• •tS.UJO fo'ORSALE ORLEASE .3 cepeiclnallot.Own.eranx· owners dnt•d lovin1' bdrm 2 ba. den. pool. IOUI. 2M5Caula. 759-ltl4 Thill vacJoua home b1111 4'64413 llO.IOIO jacuni. newly decor. all the eJ"mentM of con ~ P. P. Eves beat trut that you, too. wlll F'OallOLL. 2Br. den. 2Ba 1067 lreu u re··· En a I Is h Qindo. By owner manorhou••' reeuna. &3l-OM9 surr ound ed by lht' ....a.VIaL. ncaed oalural beuuly or • ~ the hills ol Lajluna, com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• plete with lhe modern pleasures ol a 100· deck & wlt·ln whirlpool spa. An unparalleJed ocean view adds further character to this lovely residentt: once you view th.ls ome yourself. you'll understand why the sellers have loved It so much. Please call tod11y ror mottinformaUon. 675-7512 OJ)~ LGCJMG Meadows George Charles Realty 1s proud to present the hom e a or Laguna Meadows. a new, pnvatc ~ community that we feel typifies the ideal livtng envlrooment. Situated agamsl the gen· tie hillsides or pre · stigious Laguna. these spectacular homes are appointed in the tradiUon oC Umele!IS quality & UD· paralleled converuence. Priced I rom l250. 000 this b a rare opport.un1ty to purchase a new coastal vie w h o m e 1n th l' beautiful community or ~a Beach. Ple11Se give us an op portwuly lo show these homes to you. 675-7512 **• $5,ooo aecaHo.t LAIORDAY SPECIAL Good thru SPM Sepl4. fOCYo ANANCI~ AVAIL.AIU Condo's Rustic 1plit level with fireplace. Deluxe Weapa •sauna. BROKER WILL COOPERATE Near Ocean ...OCypraa at Locust. CXfice open daily 10·8 49'·4315. Other times 499-1625. Let ring-Leave meuage. fO/o ASSUMrT10t4 Upgraded thru-out 3 Bdrit\ Madrid plun w111doed family rm. 2 Crplca and a $58.~ ai. 1umable 9'1 Jn Only '93.CXXI din ...... Locm at 9l/4%! Ex.istinit loan is easily assumable you really ra.n afford th.is beautiful home ' Secluded. dramatic, & Immaculate. this 3 Br tulls1de home reature11 many de:.1gner loueh.ell. Come s~ them yoursl'lr. We're holdtng a CHAM l'AGNfo; ()pen Jloust' th1:. Sund.iy l !> Call for in rormal.mn 675-7512 OJ]~ BVOWNER: A.~umegr.;.. Lovely 2sty 3Br 2~'Jba. fam rm. all bltni.. ctrl 1.1r. earthlones SI 19.900 Asst w lf1 n«i1n c ing 581-8985 Mlwporl leach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seier Motivated! ••JUST RED. lo sell this weekend. The only 5 Bdrm. Soinene\ under $200.000. Outslandin J( garden & good loc. Call Jo-Ann Doran 759-0619 er..ffn Portfolio "opertles. IRC. UDOISLI STl&TTO llG CANYON Spedacu.lar goU course estate. 6600 sq fl 4 to 6 Bdrrns, 51tt baths Vool and spa. S1 ,37S,OOO TII STARNES CO. &e5711 CONDOMINIUMS WESTCLI FF 1&2 br. S79 ,000 & up. 1700 Westcbrr Dr. OJ>t>n dn1ly l s. M2-8583 or673·6640 UMDAISLE SOOl sq fl. shp, 5 Br 5 & ideal locauon for sun Pnn only. O wnr Bkr 673-6111 S5000DOWH New 2000 sq ft . :1 Bit townhm A s.,umt• balance of $170.000 at ~75 mo ?nnc1plt'., on ly caH owner 64S 5399 ---- Redhill d-~ Realty I 1J11 tk.111\ llll ll l' o, I J I JOU 3377 VIA LIDO, N.B. $315,000 3 Bdrms • 2 bath~. pnvate patio In mint. n¥>Ve ·lll condition Mu11l see lo apprec1ale' OIUGfNAL ILUFFS European decor. 3 BR lri -level w /loa d5 or Italian tile. End unit. ovl'rl ooks park Sl74.900. 640.6259 o/ktt.1fil? A E A7t..T y *** RIDUCED $10,000 !! Pool +Spa +Ocean Bree7.es. Privacy Priced w.cler mJrt al Sl.54. 900 4Br 2Ba, nu bltns. pvt lg yrd, fplc, re-decor well· maintained Newport area home Convenient to ahop'g & fwys . Open Sat & Sun. 2340 Cynthia Crt. C.M. Calif Home Sellen. •541-5324•. ~Dlple• IYOWHEI Charmlna 2 Br 2 Ba. on water. fl\a II y ('a rpe led. fri>lc, new thake roof. oew copper piping. lg IDl5trste, pvt beach. dock & slips 121 opt . pvt comm • lg pallu Will sell furn. owe at 10': int Open Hse 10 D11lbou Cov· es, Sat 1Sun1Mon I :; 6T.H78S lftCOIM rr..,..., Two 2bdrm Opl.11. bei.t rental area. oceani.1dt> corner ol Balboa & 40th S20S.OOO. Brkr Co Op Im, own brkr673 0007 I ILOCIC TO IE.ACH 3 bdrm, 2 balh twarh home tn a pnvah· t·om munlly. Cre,hly up Rraded t:Jll l•>da) • 646-7171 .... OCE.AH VIEW Lii 4 bd . "'"'" .. s23;, OOU H t. M AX Patnrk. 631 l2.6ti Mo~fyinq 3 8r ~ Ba W /VIC~. full pnce 1!:15K. Only 15K d0wn·Sl450 mo Ain 675-6S6S ..-THGTS Open 12 S Sal !-.on M1u1 422 l"'lJl.1.EKTON Complcu·ly res tor1•d pal.lo homt• '" '9!11J i.q rt garage, for H\'. tx111b. workshop. oCCl <:t· ct <· Sl42.500 Joan Lively . RJtr 642 47W ONCiHIMHLT 2 BR 2.8a CONDO w /fU"eplace SJIJl.500 POSS&ILE LM /o.t. I BR 1 Ba cor-lod 1110.000 LI.ASE OF UR 2 BR2 Ba +den w /frpl(' Dbbwasher, truh comp washer /dryer · 1586/mo I RW. EST An SALES O,.lllllc N.I . Offic• NEEDS YOU' JOU1 the WUlJUng Team' f'antast.I c I oc:a IJon. rom puter video l•~. top commWIOOS Call LolS ~21. .... ,...c...... 640-5]57 MOBILE HOME BUY ·SE"L'L· RENT FINANCE .....,..._Stet-. ... 0twtiOll Cewhr CAU.US6'1-102 I MOBILE HOME INFORMATION CENTER New & in pa.rk resale" for rut1her info ull Oranite County Mobile llomt' Center S37 l'l72 1" Kinitston dlil wide. Pf' unlll 9PM 642 J060 be9c.b in HUlltUlcloa. A 11 mil.I have frplc'a. Only~ yrs old. Owner wants qw~ tale. Will carry fiaandnc w ~ down fUJ.I pace Sa.000...C.ll A PR€HIG€ /-+--~ HOM€~ 3333W.CoaalHwy.N8 . '45-664' 3 r owner .. 1 unJt w /frplc & l 8r l 8a UNl. »'-" IUI· sumable loan. $179,900 full pnce e PR€HIG€ I HOM€~ 3333 W Coast Hwy. Nli 6454646 77 GW Aquar1~. Jlir . l•--------S-a..flN 1076 ZBJ. dm, pal.lo, 1920 sq •••••••••••••••••••••• • fl !>Star Part. 962 ~1 OBVIOUS QUALITY " CATALINA SUMSETS appar.-nt thru-0ut th" majUUflcml 4 bdrm 3 ltreatht.akln& OCt'lln 'iUn ba p,.,,, .. ,,.,,00"11y <Jto a.et!'. from ('omplt'trly )llOlOO home fo:n,.,y &p h.rnus~ 2 Bdrm 2 b11lh prox 3300 i.q It nl family room homt> In ~patiow. h vanit in one or prest1ic1ous t;I M orro the mo'lt pre,.tiiciou' Ba )' Many e11tra!i. 10 area.'I ol San <.1eml:'nte C'ludir rovered p~1rk1nl!. Ove r S2~.ooo "' Jlf•• pon·h. !>tor<11(1· :o.ht•d fea..1onal lancHt'.11>1111-: Slt*.!'JOO mean' Uuo homl' 1,, r1· .-1) for II\ IOI! & f•nl l'r 1a in1ni.: \ <1u1et t'' ft·ullvt' area S37~ 000 Open Slit 'Sun 11 5 JU I. Wk d y., 3 h I 0 ~> \ I,, :1. ., p J 1 d < •• 1 1 r •.• don osen ro: .. ltor" 401 GLE~'lt:YIU. ot9'i 48411 Pto~·rtH."' Gtl JfJlf. or ~at1•JU.' 1 i50 'll rt 2Br t.tll:CaJ 2Jl.1 IH 'l b,lf dt•n COSTAMISA ......... °"I Lot Lowest pncl' in CO!ila Mesa. Only IO'i down OWC AlwaYN rented Wortd IHI &tot• 55'-7777 19 UNITS Excellent Npl 8ch IQ(··• lion. ~ blki.. from th<' oc-ean Tenant.II pay util Owiwr wanL., fa.'>l :.alt· tuu pn~ S839.900 SmdaAIMI 1080 lncbqxJ I)' qJtl 1n .1 •• •• ••• ••••••••••••••••• • Pk Ir\ Sb!> uou PP l•--------'li~ f,7!111 d~., l(j:! !IMl i' HEWPORT IE.ACH UHDBt SI 00,000 De,1rabh.• nvrt~ai.t SJn t.i An.i homt• 111 ~ ''"" old 4 8edror1m. l ·b ... th ai.r ('(Jndi\lorun)( Thi-. .., \l\l.ly a l(real investmt'nt tn')ITl!'.G1 o' avnn:s t-.' ;! BR Z & t den l J ti aJ.?S.. 646-4380 F'or l1lCJtt lllfo call now• ,.__-_-;.~;;; ___ _ ~Jfl66 .~ (1'• -c1:t~1·+:>1 Rt;AL ~:STATf>: MEWUSTIMG HQ.I' THIEF! TillS l(Orj(('()U~ 2 'lor} ~t bt' !>Old ,..;ow· Im· rrecul.itt' & de--J>l'ratt"' ~bm1t llll offers' HK I< ~MJt OB.UXECOHDO 1lUs b.althly upgraded J Bdrm I~ Ba <'Ondo features new carpet~. BAYSIDE / OpewHM ;t5' ~·Viii~ Sat J5ue /MO" 1-5 Adult rxr 1u ... 1H· Jlark HeauuruJ lar~t· t bdrm w t11~l' t'flcl pon-h N"'" plumbmi? f1 l!\un .... bo..1\ .. 11 p pnonty l'ooh & du~. for lnformat10n l:oall Solarium floor' und IR~-~MI rBJCh more Askml( only llli~li!!!~~!fl! $75.900 Call 5"46·5'm Ac:r"99 for W. I 200 ·~HERITAGE ••..•..•••..•..•..•..•. . . REALTORS l ILOC!:XS OCEAN ---------l Buildable 4Jx7S. zoned R·2 ~ anx10U5 ' Move~!~!!!utirut4 lflfiftTMlljFlQ bdrm. l'\• bath homl' 962·.t471{j;)546-8103 W1th a bonus room • !•-------• rll'f!Slf•~ Surrounded by a block waJI fence on a· C • rdal+ 1 ... 00 lar~ corner lot Muat n ope•™t v .stt to appreciate Only •••••••••• •••• • •• • • • • • • S79.tOO C all to da y Cmnm.busyCMst.2ofr tn4>968-443S. 536-6571 bldgs, 2 dplu. on ~. ac All or pert F.asy owner ("~ rll\ancinR Bkr 646-~ ~21't ~~~ ...... !!~~ &BY REAL TY 0CUH OUPLUES 12 UNITS 1 l>OOH from OCl'.AI' Unbelievably row L< IW PRIC"EO a t $4 :!5,00U ()wner w1ll tradt• Worid af'd Estate 556-7777 Fou.t UHf'T~..M. Near n<·w 3 Br owm·r~ unu. 2 b<1. rrpl. :! , ;.ir ~ar 3-2 Br 2 hll. unit.. -r.iL lnv"ltmt-. 642 lfiOJ t 6 08.UXE UNITS PRJME EAST!-.llH:. ('M 2 Bdrm' t•at·h THE ST A KN I-~ l:() 640 5711 ~ITllACH Van~ I()(' on Penan & Nwpt Shrs uva1I All amen1t1ei.. l'rci.cnlly leased Tum key opcru lion Propl'rty mgmt avaiJ 67~9l2. BK H Hal bor &crow S,.CW.h .. --.. ... ty ...... GrH• r:f't&llLCtil~ for , ... ti••· Coll 751-775 ••• for ~---- NIW HOME + INCOME 2567.... CM Db spacious home w r,, 2Br studio twnhse units Jt>me has J Ii.: bdrms. 2"'1.Ba. separate yd, dlx lutchen. Mediterranean .st ylt' arc h it ecture. beauufully lndacpd A re aJ pnde of ownerabt p WOOD ... DGI 3 Br $120.000 ~~.~~ S'nADA Rambling "U" shaped home s urround• a charming pvl pallo. Walla ol glass from frrol din rm. liv rm • matr 11.it.ecrut.e a light It airy hide·•·••Y. Spacious. nearly dble lot.. 759-1501 ExclusJve Us,Ung' Mual sell th11 week. Reduced to $37 SK . 3 Br +2 br. Drive by '4809 2000 W. a.laoa ll•cl -Seasborethencalllosee. lllaocl '75-l771 BRADFORD PLAC •; New i bedroom homes +-apl. Slorul Coostr 6t6-4414 or 492-1393 Open Sat ls To~ call agt 9711-5009 5 Br $1.85.000 &U-0112, 64U681 CIUFUllU HMS Sbarp a bedroom home wlt.b uaed brick froat and nresit.ee.. new earthtone = and frah palnt. •1.JOO. e-~' ··''.\ ' ' l • ' t!J() .......... Location LU"p S bdrm. home with • dell.-.UW ram. room-Jdkbea. Bu eu1 aee.11 '° poolt IOd Jmt ..... to ~ eourt.a. Localed out to qwet realful .-.-... PaUOa from -,.,.. ' PllCE REDUCTION Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath with fireplace and cozy kitchen nook. Located on large corner lot or cul-de-sac. Good take over loan ; $101,400. A COLDWB.L IAMCB CO. 496·7222 831-0836 ,,.,.. ...... .., .... a..,.. ..... NIW DUPl.IX One block to beach with ocean view. 2 bedroom, 2 car 1ar11e each. Financing available. $230,000. Prin.onlyplease. --------•! 4br, l.....,ba FHA assume 93 $75.000 331 f' Allon ' ~ Rfflffy MIWPOllT SHOtllS Sat &an 1~ 64.S-~ - - -, •.• 642-1150 2 Br + den. move·in • cond. Sl08.000 -....:__ 3 Br siqje sty, needs aJFllMAVDI --------•I View home, on low aide •MO qcJAUFYIHG• Only 110,000, take over f antaatlc optloo on 3 8 R nee. home. Won't lul. Owner. 5'1-0210 '1 hill-extra larae lot- pool II entertalnln1 facilities outdoon. There are ' &Irma on 1plll level. formal Uvlna rm• --------1 <ln1nl rm .. plu. la~ 1 story view •lrlum '\IYI ON UDO .. Aad eQerience the good Ule. 1'hll bome i. indeed an enterta iner '• paradise. •.ooo 1q ft, -... rm, recenU1 re· modeled. Amenltlu plu.. Newport at lt1 n..t.Ml-77ll ~ WalktH 1; lee M.000. 5'14LOVBS! Walktotlw Beach I •llle~rm,ln>lc . a.u.. 8-lty ...,. JU/llM--0504 87 Owner /Bkr. WlH oooperate. Attractive ~ 4 8r f•m rm, J~ ... .,. dill .,... l4ll Eattlle Ln. Opeo w,em111on 1..a cw elll 1~~~~~~~~1 m.-"'''° .... warll. Steal for saoo.ooo Walk t.o beach, pool, ten· nil from either of these &t2-88SO Aaenl OON'T. .. itve up! Call about this sharp Harbor View "llooaco". ll'a pnced rtlbt •owner may help ~e ! Only SUl.900 r ... N-1221 ............... REDUCED llOlfO. Im mac. 2 bdr. home with \5Xl'1 bonu1 room Pdcld t11bl al U,400 . COllPLETZLY UllODl:LED, I bedrm. a '-t w~ormal DR, ct.· anted ID tartlt toa•. _......, "~ cloon • ...., .... I JUlt Ua\ed at t!U~. 0.11 flaa ....... ~···~ $55,950 91 /80/o Loan Tu. Jv• .lt\e ex.l.IUn& loM with this lovely 2 bedroom coodomln.lum. Dlnln1 arH . 2 bath•. aourmet tltchen with bWlt·IDI Community pool Cloee to everythln& ...,.,. . ~all 5.5f.MS1 ·ntllaL. -· MEW llU~St. M.I . Eadl unit bu 21.g Br"a & den. 2 xtn II pvt palJOS, 2 frpjcs, 2~Ba. loeds of wallpeper. Act ~5099 Pri•of~p H'\ex near S Pina . u .5GMat 1219. . 5-Pklt dnt.wn H. Beach. 12.l GM at 1270,000, 20':t down. by owner. 12~ to ...... )751.WS. OCEAMFROK1 ~·· \Wb IPlldoul OW1MWt 1.10· IL aer. 1r 2Br. hmmou.s JONES REALTY INC. ut. .... ("4)en.em R-2 lot. house. 3 BR. 2 ba. approved plans. bwld rear. $94,500 Ownr, 586-9273, ~7-p 20 DB.UX UNITS s.ddkbaclr. Valley Next t.o4 sbop"g cntr:. 8moatba YOUNG No Vacancies 95.000 annual mcome ZADROZKV REALTOR 41M«tl . TltlPUX ,tt-.Cect DAMAPOtMT Three 2 Br +den, f111lca . petlos, dbl i-r··· only 2 yre old. Owne.r will carry ~ 2bd al 9'1.. S207 ,000 Don Tyler Auoc. ~ 81MOOO Duple• Ca pistrano Beach. 0ttan view, V91')' deM. a yra o&d. 3 car encl. praie. 1arae patio . \WY low tlllllJl\. Eath WI· lthM2 Br. 2 Ba. laundry --. INft l'OOfftl, peat ..... a.th~. A flne lnv•atmentl '179,000. .... ,..,.,., JtoO 0../Aal$41~ -················· ·----------u two Mra .a., room,_ ______ _ for• adclitJoall uJta. ~ -; .. W.0.C.. CO.ta TYP& 1111&. OM*...-1r. UJXU&Y~.,_. ~IOO dn. Balance oce. llr. -.•. .., • ooawct. ao scon 11ALn " ....... -.. Prtn. 116-7111 • .... _, l'DO. 548,JmO • ' ..... ..,. --···· ... ._ ·--·-........ ~·~·-···-·-·-......... , ,...,,..._ -~ _.,,,,, ... ,,,.,,. ....... ,.._ ~ .. ......... -.............. .... ... ..,.~. 9' ... , ..... • p • t t 7 , WINTEA LEASE; B•c--.11 ldnn AptNIO+utll. Btalll&l a.w a Bdrm apt '550+utll. ._-SO. .. yfroat I ltor)' I Br home 1100 .. Ba)'frolrt Home. New 6 beAMh. 2 "1Stof'1.... · oi\. ,Jto C90A•lb)o ·aoek apace) · • YEARLY LEASE · 4 Bdrm house, furn or unfum, $fOO uUl tbct. .. Bayfront. Very larae upper duplex apt. Fumlahed. 4 Br, S ba. laun- dry rm at carport. Boat mooring · available. Lou Brechtel & A.asodates 875-3331 229 Marine Ave, Balboa Island ...... ""' J:lll 1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ..... ri, ... · ... 11e1 3207 f\lm winter s Br 21/• Ba. I' a I'• ..... J 140 -mo. ~ M.onLero.--·· • ._... ..... _ llG-S'.M4 ~ delwte 2 br, 2 --------- ba, p ool. aecurlty l'\Am.winler2 Ac3Br,2Ba -.,,,.or cm~. d•ex. sns" ~-u4 E. Balboa BJ. 94()..3:M4 a..-•• l 141 ·-••••••••••• •••. ••• C.-.. Mer lZJ2 ...... u • ..,.1111• HwnU•fw••11 ,., .............................................. ~? .. ? .. q:.~.~! ~=-~---~~ :,;1 .. 9:6.~.~.:.~~ .. :! .. ~S::!'~.~ .... ~;s.!i .. •.!:.~ .... --~ . ... ,.,.Hin' ~NT·dr lille C... .. Mir J722 .......... JI06 C:..-W.. JIM •• 1 J • • llr. Priced ftOID wltll oeft vltw '120~ ........ ••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• --•••••••••--•to.-, hcd y.,, 6 =rl)' or winter Ottuf,_ 1 b1: peUo lalb&,pak)ffplc,part IBA18A W..UW. oratH f'atnlllH able.A&l .'71«10 frl*, pr. ~ tQO'. An.. 1IKm.r IN. Balboa 950 Noldd.or,.a. pl Hat, lr lda la iMtl ,.._..._ I br .... _ ... w.., Y\1p-.fn.T71'7. laL IDty.17147GOlllarie AIU· 151-CWI Mlmast Call --or "'8W • " .... "' r -----·-----mtrrL AIJ, not... Ttnact, patio w/bbQ. c:a.t.MeM J7J4 IAYNOMT Newport Hetpu z BR. Pool • Jacu11I 1$SO. ;-.;;~•••••••••••••••• I Bdnm. a baU». xlnt bltlll. yard, 1ar. chlkt air. IUJ&.lo a&ovt. C11't• • en.. lr1 P'R. z.ear 1ar w1'oal acaaa. nice lr1 ~~ ••bop'I: • -... bu(e lam rm. ltp.Jpr. Nroceu, ptll. • ...,.lJD: W.1*. ~·· downtown H.B. boale. 3 br, mlcrowave, .,. "aq ft. L1e paUo. Olf'dener Incl. s mils. to beach. S125 mo. tu-2035. Plush 3 Br. 2 ba., near new: ot-area nr btb. Pvt. yd. •. 968-~ VAC>.Hr HB loc. 4 BR. Fam Rm. fpJc. ~ mo. Ask for Geoe. 962-4471 VACANT 2 BR 2 Ba. rdri&. walk to sboppin1. schools. close to fvrya sns mo. Villue A.E- B&Z-4'71, uk for Gale IWW• t•taw 3242 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8-0ll CASADICHlO eond. Partially furn. <»<. "2$.5411·1319 ALLU'l'ILITIUPAID A~ now. llOO/mo J'Wleaae.NewN~ ~.Condo, I Br. 2~ ba, frptc, ceramic ti.le eatl"J. SUS /m o 14'·2121. fMO-Oll25 a-, lba. l cbl.Jd. No pct.I. WllM pd. C&rport. SIOO •JOU116'5-4Sa r..n-·~for• you ....... """" ~u rent. Cu1t om dt1t1n a is. lear ~new re. featuru : •1acloua ~ .,.._-.... BaJboe kitebtn wltb ladlrect Jal-~ m.t'lOO.Marie -. 18r. l adull,.no peg . lldltiu aeparaf.e dlAiD& ·-----"'·-----Pool, patio. :m J 17th .n.. (Un lea&th imrble lBdrm lba, au lot fplc, Place. off Saota An. pullaan lo beth. kia&li.M ah-a crpt.. Wint.er Ren· AYe. AA.er lJ,am S40-0130 baclroo4m, pool. BBQ. tal. Balboa l1land Rlly. ~ wilh plu1b ~Marie. 2BR Iba Condo. ~ar , =:~nA"s~~T ..... ,) I ts Jl07 r:,~~d ~Rrt~e sits~~~ NO Pl!:TS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Marie l Bdrmfurnilbed S:WS l210 S.ch, Rap. adulu. Stunmng lrg 2r, 2ba, grdn 00 E 2Bdrmfun:tithed M20 No peta. UW pd. UIS E. llll. pool & rec area s;MS. iV pnthae. 40' bak 3116 West Wilson Bay Ave, apl 9, 7,,0 w ...... St. views Bal I 3br, boat c11~~ .. l.9'71 " llOUI -___ ._,....._. ___ ,._ .............. _ ~·zz SLIP avail. $149S. ----12 955-2177 w er. sm ta saso. a1w. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• o-,.. l ' ---------adulu. no pet,. 931 W. N 2 br. 2 ba, w /exquisite ••••••••••••••••••••••• BLUFFS COND0·4Br. tBtASl.~. view o1 bay on hillaide SlOOf'REERENT 3Ba, new paint. :.M40 Vis ---------llOOmo.87~5.2m. 2 Br. l ba upper ~ la Nobleza. $900 mo. Blcbdor, aduhooly. pool, New bldg Enclosed ~ (Z25mo. Owminl 3br. 2b», FR. aaraae. 33411 Chellam l~rin C9lta&.e. yrd Jr BBQ. 2bDta from beach, sm. yrty. 67~ 7970 uk for Mike 673 -0238 Sharon. UDO. 2 BR l Ba. SSSO mo. Call Ano Peters S56-l791S piibO. rrpk. beamed cell· Way. 496-1097 or496-S2'1S ~INcll 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. Maid aerv.. cotor 1V. heated pool. Ulil. <714 )4t4·S294 915 No CoMtlfwy. l.ng. aaraee. nu crpts, t-bc:tac4• leoctl 3140 paint, shutters. garden. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 75&-1835. --------Redec. 2 Br. 3 bib beach. BEAMS Ac GLASS. Huge 4 rrpls/drps; adll cpl, br. duplex, frpk. patio. 21JCAUanla ll>7S Call 11 1 661--0893 ,...S.TIRMS. 1----------3 Arch Bay; 3 BR, 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chalet w/loft 2 BR, 2 BA. dm. IQblbt. Charmin& touches. S ol Hwy. 1625. fl73..ll34 Lux. 3br, 2,000sq ft Waterfront Condo. L!.e Sl.000/mO. 871-3471. 642-5200 SPECTACULAR BAY VlEWHOME OCEANFRONT· Btfl cove. Bach, l & 2Br apt.I. wtm« only. 4M-4891 2 Br. l ba. frplc. laundry. gar. gas pd $410 mo 548-~ $&30. 2 Br, 2112 Ba beaul. townhwse apt. Bltns in· cl refng & trash com part« Quiet K unit com plex Clo1u: lo ever· yUung 17610 <.:amerun Mgr842 5936 TmMS-20M ALOT n. owner will carry the ~at only l~/o on this ~ investment New root · big lot -s mall price. Call now for de -taila. Won't la.st! Prin· ....... ••• ,. 2100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEVELOPER WANTS AIJl houses for condo con- ven ioo. Conlact J obn Cooper 2 13·54 2·8S7l. 213-831-11110. ~;J: onl~-~KR . .,... 4oftlX IOHAMZA T• y_. Cltoke •Super priced -Super bui Id 1ng · f1 rep I ac e a15,000 •P11de of owners hip· gr eat o wne r s unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• armmg 4 Br family home. winter rental, tg patio. t r ees , $600. ~ $Ui0,000 •Huce lot-great terms · i---------8'ied ca.ab flow Sl8S.OOO •l Year young -break <.~en-lovely area $260,000 All QuaJJ Place Exclusives 752-1920 '- 9UAIL PLACE PIOPHTIES"" 10,-TII l :lO , .M.I •Hew Go•t. Pro· CJl'Glft* Own Your Own Home HODOWH ! Govt. Makin 1t E-Z toQuah.Cy-Stop Renung VE'l'ERAN BROKER LET PHONE RINO lll-5102 OHWATBl 9 mos. lease. 2 ,Bdrm. SnS.3Br,den. t675Ava1I 9115. *Cote Realty & Investment 640-5777 12 HOUSES EASl'SIDE Pride of ownenhip. cash flow. All 2 BR, shake roofs, fplc's. 25% dwn. OWC. Prio only Agt. 640-7814 ------------i.--------· ----Sir 1 J pkg C........ Be. 3 Ba, winter rental. New • I 1 J e a • e d .. Sept 1Sth t.o June lMb. automatic re at In· $8GOllM>. 121 AbaloM. crea1es. 1s t us e r · s 673-5'175. dep'ectation. Trades ac-- -- -· ---~.Ail; 644-9513 ...... Pcu•wla 3107 LahfilrS* 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.3 ACRE LOT Mtwport leach HorMPropefty Some back bay view, faitutic area for huge ranch home + barn & stables. Call Jim f1an· den <714) 838-5970 dys, (71 4 ) 58 1 -5787 evea/Wtods. Spectacular ocean view. • ~ ac. lot. overlooking Rancho La Co&ta golf ar lagoon. Sewer. architec· tural plans. all surveys, lerm1 . $21 5,000 . 1.-.4231 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIRAMAR 4Br, 2Ba. near bay & ocean. !213) z.&3.5316 OHT .. IEACH 7br, 2ba. frplc, $750 /mo. Avail 9/8-6/13. 126 E. Ocean Front. Balboa Penn. lnqwre at pro- perty. ----- 2 bdrm. 2 ba, quiet re· s1dentlal s treet o n Balboa Pemuh1 • z blk from bay. 673-1920, ~- 0..Polftt 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super lbr small villa. Quiet. No pets. $275. 49&-4i684 or67~2181. lllO. yearly. Turner As· aoc. 494-117'1. -...SOl ............. 3152 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 2Br. 1•, Ba towobo me . Iola o t amenilles. S495 call evea.~. OD Pen.in. POUll. Lar&e 2 bdrm 2 ba. plus big ltulho room Partly furn . eo.toMno 3824 Clxldo for be, dJs 2Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----2 Br, 2 ba, frplc. pa110. washer & dryer, end un· 1l . pool & jac prlv. *650 /fDO. 495-0S39 ON THE BEACH. 2 BR 2 b3 frplc Pvt road, fan· tastlc view duplex ~/mo 673-5432 lrriM 3244 $SXl tmO lse 2~. dlll rm. 2 rrplcs, •,. ....... ~H" " patio. greal Mn view -~ ,,,_A S llOOmo 496-1796 Large. 1.2&3 bd garden Lovely all 11dull, no pt-ti.. 1.2&3 Br opt.' t>2f)() t:d m>?er. HB 846-0619 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SALISBURY REALTY I & 2 Bdrm Condo Alr. __ 67~-- lenni s, pool · 'Thl· I bdr. Condo (Versa11le11> ---------apts Adult.~ Ds hwhr Htwport leach 3769 bltns. encl gar, gai, bbq Hrwporf leoctl 31 69 LEME OR LEASE OP· TION. 4 8d + loft. Pool. ocean canyon vie w. Tim Rhone, Agt .. 631·1266 Lakes ... S45o S~SO Deluxe. On the Bluffs 833-9321 $525 mo 213 703 7099 ••• •••• • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • Pool Gall Pd 778 Scoll SUt .. /WIM'Tlll llN'rALS Pl 64.2-5073. 64S 5611 2hdrm 2bu 'ltud10, i1m y rt1 JCar nn pell> S395 mo 536-3397 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Onve by 111 Via Lido Nord. Lge 2 Br, 2 ba w Iden & patio. '175 /m o. yrly. JASMlNE CREEK Ocean view 2 br, den. fonmJ dJn rm. 2 frplci. Balboa Perun. Point 2 Br. $1250 mo 640-1212 Agt 2 ba, single fanuly home. fUlly fum.iahed. $700 /mo Costa Mno 3224 yrly. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Waterfront Homes •New 2br rondo nr_ So 631-1400 Ost Plaza Pool. $a50 No ---------pet.S.833-8974or759·0217 ~ Crest Condo 2 BR. fam rm+den. 2'"' baths. Frplc, pool & ten· nisencl. S750. ~8323 OCEAHFltOHT i Bdrm ln super location. Available for winter ren· I.al. ~1mo. Fully furn. Waterfront Homeii 63J.1400 E.ASTSIDE Brand new 3 Br. 21 , Ba t.ownhome. 3 car garage, rrp lc. s k y l1ghl . microwave. Pool, tennls. $. mo. Days 646-4262. eves~9543. Dramatic-All am en+ FP. 3Br. 38a + yrd. JO!! to bea c h . S67S·S695 646-1~- RENTALS Bach . l ba . SJ7~ 3 BR. 2"" ba . S6SO 2 BR, 2 ba . $500 San Clemente '+513 CAMPllSDl·IRVll(E For Lease 4br. 2' ,ba. nicl' crpt & dip;, xlnt environ ment. Oeer11eld Homt·~ 552 C'fl!J7 New Woodt>ndge Glen 3 Br. air c:ond. no pets. $&!IS mo/ Ph: 644-4579 ••••••••••••••••••3••2•0•2• 3Br. 2Ba, lg yd, very nice G•••ll home . SSSO mo. Agl. ~ new Woodbridge con ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-6210 do. 3 Br 2 Ra. near HOMIAHDBS park pool Child OK 1210 lbr furn a winner Beautiful 4br. 2ba, lrg cor-BIO. 551.3442 ner kit. JUve to see lo $Zm2brltidspation.ice believe. Nr. Newport. Pi03brprkidslge snx>. tst·last ck S200 dep. ~ 2 Br 2 Ba condo in bent. Rancho S.J . swim. golf, tennis. $575 lae. MUT.M. 5W1$58 am> 4br bda pets house 836-4872 557.ot25 ------- ....ttlmd 3206 ....................... tBr 3ba Exec waterfront home. Yrty lae. BALBOA ISLAND RL TY 673-8700 Marie. ----l Br $tO() mo. One house from Grand Canal. $400 mo. 1211;1.i Abalon e . fl'13..5'11S. •2 Bt, I ba condo nr South Coast Plua. New crpts, dip;, A /C. pool. Security g.at.e. No pets. Children ok $450 968-3652 or 545-51.51 3 Br. 2i,; ba Woodbridge Condo, A JC. e nd unit . 1!125 mo. 844-4646 . t..,...•adi 3241 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful 3 Br 2 Ba +new s:roo. On pnv beach. Blue & plush ho m e . nice Lagoon Villa Pools. ten· grounds & area, lndry. n 1 s . 7 14 · 4 9 9 · 2 S 2 0. adults-no pets. S525 + 213-703-0230 secur. bond. or last mo --------- rent. 25QI Sant.a Ana Ave. Nice 2 Br 2 Ba w 1canyon ...... ,,,. s.ila 3207 Call838-«18l Vlew & frplc, near new. •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• $ mo. 838-8900 or after Near new, 3 BR home. 2 Br. 1 ba, fncd yard, encl s. 497-3644 dose t.o bay ck ocean. gar. Crpt & d.rps. Lndry --------- Beamed cell's .• frplc., rm area. No pets. S36S Senlational ocean view. Jacuzzi. Dbl. garage. mo. l.st & last +$125. exec home. 4 Br 3 Ba. lllOO Mo., yrty. BUI Grun· c I ea n 1 n g & s e c Ly • mud Qtn. close to city & dy, Rltr. 67~161 770-5629. Art Festival. Sl200 mo. 2 bdrm.. l block to beach. 203 E. Bay. $300 m o. wtnt.er or $400 yearly. Can see Sat. a.ftn. Sun/ Mon. •NEW 3br condo nr. So. Cst Plaza, pool ~. no pets 833-8974; 759--0217 ~9334. 494-6442 NEW-3Br. 21h 8a. ocn &i canyon views, huge (rplc. cul-de·sac. decks. $14 00 mo. negotiable 499-511.S Eii slside Entertainers Delight, 3br l ll4ba. many a en. kids. n o pe ts. AvaJ19/l $725.631-0496 Luxuriou~. new 3 BR. oceanfront condo, lease. $1500 Mo Turner Assoc 2 BR. l BA. nr beach, big yard. gar .• Su bmit kids /pets $450 /mo. 6.11-0749 Mesa Woods. very pvt back yard w /bbq & wat.erlall. 3 br, 2 ba, frpk. $650 m o. Days ~9165 ; aft.erT 5S7·1149 494-U77 499-4591 LCllJlllCI ~ 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niguel Shores Twnhm. 2br l Vrba. r & r pal JOS. au amenities+ beach+ sec &ate. ~. 552 3062 or 998-S819 21J ~WI Wlt.nds 4 Br, 3 ba. walk to beach. dsbwhr. frplc. P S mo c.a.J I 642·118:10 A gen l CLEAN -SllARP 3 br OlAMONO REAL ESTATE llMW CO&ITNWY lnn1.o house Crpl:., drpt>. bllnl> 645-757) + microwave dblt• gar --- w opnr w elec. dr opnr 2 BR. 2 ba .. frl>lc . U W I f-'ncd patms S650 m o Door to ocean Yrly ~ AJ(ent 673 9060 WATERFRONT 3 br. 2 ---------Ua home on Channd. 10 cl's slip for pwr boal up to 40· Obie gar + xlra prtr,g. $J. .200 mo JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 --------2 bdnn. 34th Street, $385 mo .nopet.i. 673-3346 ------- WE HAVE YEilL Y & WINTER RIMTALS T~ RtMr¥CIHOM associated 8110.:Ell!. PEA LTOR~ J .1} ~ Sort-~.,,, e.7 i e• • SanO.-nh 3276 --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1&2 Br a pts Winter & 3 bdrm. 2 ba home in xlnt yearly Garage parking. San Clemente location St.ePfi lO beach 673 3958 $51S mo 493-2568 or cr544-6899 581 20t8. WLnLer. lar1e bachelor & 2 3 Br. 2 ba, frplc, l block to bdrm Garagf' Slep1 to ocean. Im med. occ. 1 yr And S2I06 Neptune 1225 lse. '525 mo Open Sun &t Lo S1SO S48-927S _ Mon 1 ·4 226 Calle SD>.yrty 1 BR part rum Serena.64>2262 duplex. w 1e n cl jlar Salta A.-3210 space.~., blk bth. t adult. ••••••••• •• ••••• •• • •• • • 120"' J6tb St. No pet.' I !ilper 2 br. I ba roodo _Adl_t _____ _ Oceanfront. 2 BR. lllnt rood AdulL.s. no pets Gar. Wntr $450 673· n09 2 Bdrms. I bath apt Adu I lb $375 mo G "' pa.id 642 5073 Garden Vbla Apti. Beaut brand nf'w 1&2 Ur. frpk'. l.tundry rm s:n5lo $405 TSL Mgmt 642 ~12 ~y dt'«uraled 3 Hr l B<1 tnwnhou'l' ~1Ja1·111u ... (trE1Jill<'I' & pt.11>1 (JUlt-1 area Adull:. nu pt·h SC25 64>33!SI 675 59-1!1 QUIETUYIMG Most Ut1l Fre..· Nt-v. t pt. drlis. encl aara11.t1 pat1n. ~al lutchen v. blln~ At:tutu. no pet:, Obi i.1nk Ill balh 2 BR S750 I H H $32!> ZJZ3 Elden ,\ H ' l M 642 7605 e-Oean 2br concfo n r !:>ti C~l PlazJ l'<>ol. -.pJ MSO Ou Id ok 833-897 4 2 BR I Ba. P\<l pal m . «arport. on lhl.' J.!lrlf course S375 mo No pet-. Ask f« Larry nr Pam. 54&-SMO SIOO to 1475 Ur.3 Br. 2 ba. encl gar. l afl)Ort Frplr lndry rm. patW>. all bltns TSL Mgmt 642 1603 Lwrun~ Condo. 3 br. J ba. frplc. 2 pa\106. i.un deck. poof, JIH'UUI tt'O rus.631-4184 Ldr~e 2 bdrm 11 2 h .1 v. oeean 1ew Liv r m fam rm frpk . patio. • I ,, ... 1· ti ~ a r a i.: l !lfi} 7~ S500 mo 2 Br. I ba apt.:. a\ ail """ Si!9!'> + $200 depoi.1t '°'" pt-b 2 k1di. uk (,ill ~ 25&> or !n:12'.n1 1\1:t nofrt· 2 Ar I tw I mah·'" '""" h mi mo 2111~. l'l•.r1d.1 iqef". 559 532(1 Deluxe 2hr, 2ha. pr1v ~age & pat1n. nr beJt•h. wuqud~ 1mvate $12J 900-746-1 3844 .........•••........••. 2 HK. 11,, ba townh.'>c aµI Ill ( .lranl(etre<• ('11mpl..t•· r('1• ( Jt·il Ad II" 1111 h S42S 67 3 2026 ----LGIJlllCI IHch 3848 ....................... Studm $350 Spe('lat·ul;1r 2br ocean vu. s:>sc> BtJth incl uul & ·pvt bearh ~ ----2 bdrm apl Ocean Vil"" '>PaCtou i. No pcl ~97 3495 2607 Sol:rn.1 Way OCEANFRONT lhr. 21>• /IV ~udla. S250-$t>95 an rl ud init utili t1 e:> SJ6 0321 1869 Near South Coast Plan . garage . patio . was her ;drye r . Adults No pets $380 month. 7Sl 1.350 or MB-700 l ----Oceanfront I br. lgedeck. Large 3br. 2bJ t'n<'I pabo, nev. r n>L & paint ....••.......•......... f'A.RJ( NEWPORT Wftt W 3291 newly decor. wtO~r rcn Nr OCX: No ""t:. St25 :::::·~........... t.al _lli25. Agt 673~1VI 7SI·~ ... ~ B 11 1: h e I o r i. . I o r ;• Bedroom., & Tov.nhouw., HOME.5 FOR RENT 3 or 4 br Pnced from 5'65 to $495. Fncd yard & garages Fam1l1es please Kids & p et s welcome. Call 964-2:5e6 or 973-2971 Agt. nor~. Ha.es ,_.lhecl or Uulfwllilhecl 3300 Luxury apl. 2 br. 2 ba. pooi. t enrus court::.. i-pa Near Bal. lsle & be11 ch Dally. weekly or mon- thly 673 3720, or collect 1 602 127 4 -6994. 10021941 27fB W\nter Rental Ste~ to buch 2 BR 2 ba. ul1l pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• s:ns 673-2113 LV.SESUASES! 3 Bedroom · Custo m Tuslln bome-lllOOmo 2 Bedroom+ Oen home Newport·$1000mo. Townhome-1 yr lease, View. upgTaded. l650mo. 7S2-1700 --~-~-~~-- ON THE OCEAN lmmar 3 br. brauL runushed. Wtnler ralei. ~ mo 673·9499. 4607 Seashore Dr 2 bdrm nicely furn garage. fireplace 2 bills to beach. MSO per mo. AvBJI 9-1.5 to 6-lS 211 3Sth. St. N.B. See Owner. 2 Br. l ba. beach apt. l Br. l ba beach apt. Re.spon adults. ~179 •Ne-¥. 2br condo nr ~1 C6t Plaza Pool . ::.pa $450 8J3..8974or 1~021; Near new :! br. 2 ba. bllns. d:>hwa11 her lau ndq· r .ell. :.Wldt'Ck $395 mu AduJt.i.. no pet:. UJ):. 67S-<lJ62 . l!Ve567J 1411! 3 Br 2 0.. tnplex. ncJr new. nr So Coa:.l PIJl.J. rnik. pauo. :,ml yrd. no pets A\ all 9 8 $47:. En~ 644 5623 2 Br. l ba Encl jlar. bllns No kids or pels <'ll II 548-7S'29blwn ~pm 1-'rom SJ7:1 ;.() .Spectacula r ,,p.1 lnt.ol rt't'rl'al1on progrJ n• ~1aJ program 7 poob H tenru. ... COW1." At .. a::.h11111 bland. Jambor~ & SJn JOdQwn HJlb Hoad 17141644-1900 2 Br 2 ba l·ondn. 11 blk l•1 beach. :! 1·c1r !!Jr au1 .. oplr &•aut ba) 'll'\4 TSL \igmt 642 11;41 t OCEANFRONT 2 Br. 2 bu. frpk $750 lea:.<' 12131392 46!2i •Jt 67$-4912 Over ~. lbr upper. 00 2 BR I b:i. 112 blk.'I t•1 hl·~ .-c 0 kiru laund new paint r pl. stov1 .-~. n ~. r) refng gar Yrl~ $4~0 ~Jc~1773ll W W1bun Dys 759-0~40. ev 759.142.; Large 2 bdrm. l ' 2 ba w ocean view Lav rm ram rm frplc. patio. l·BR. m1 Mo. )early }>\Im I BR. $3.5(1 ~ l'drly bil-636l c Io s e d g a r a g e . •2 Br. 2 ba. Bluff ... rr11k ~7055. $50()mo. pool, SWO AJull~. no 2brduplex. E·slde, pet ok. pets 83J..897~ KJ;J 1~3 SHORTTERM IUntala free utilities, $395. Call UVF.: AT THE 81-:ACll E-Side 3 bdrm. garage Secunty system New We kitchen. xtro large fenced yard w /&reen house ck redwood deck $5 5 o i n c I w a t. e r & gardener. 645·1673 No pets. LIA.SU -LIA.SES! Weekly. winter& l..ynSS6-21860 Spac 2 Br apt:;, i.leps tt> SHORE.5 Otean 11de. 3 38edroom. Duplex Yearly. All. 67~170 ~ West.tide 2br. Zba sand. Ocean view P\l ·bdrm. den. 2 ba. Pnvale Newport Bay . $700mo. d r 1 1 pal 1 o . c arp o rt 3 Br. E.s1de, 2 car garage, yard. microwave range. dryer, Pet/child OK. •. 548-4301 ~et. delWte 2 bdrm. COO· do nr. Bay & Thunn. Uke new. No pet.s. $525 Per mo. with first. last & sec. dep. 642.0344! area. Comm. pool. ten· OHTHI llACH con ° w / rp c · poo · S47S-~. 4110 Seas hore ni.s. W-'" to ~an. Ref's Bedroom Ja<:uui. dbl garage. $5.25. Dr Wk<d"" 831 7NU\ ..,. ""'"' 2 ·Duplex Bach, ldtch. bath, ulil pd 962-9757 eves. 1~ <MU $1 SO. m o . Ye a r I Y Newport Bay -91()() mo. lb* Apt&. $210 yrly & 1 B d r m 2 B d r m ~ ~· lat It last. 2306 W 2 Br. I Vt ba t.ownbouse s:ns S4SO Avail ammed ....,._ VIAIA 3267 2 Bedroom · Duplex Oceanfront. 673-4LS4 apt. dahwbr, encl. patio. Call for dn ve by ad • ....... S-Cemenu -l300 mo. garage. $12S. AduJta. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• CallfutfordetaJla STEPS TO BEAC H peta.548-G7 dress. 7J0.1222or673·3241 2 Br 2 ba Lake Luxury 1sa,1700 prqe, adulu, no pell. 1_Ail;;.._· ------- Condo. S57S/mo. Call for Ol'IN 'H 9. ,, Pih'"" 1w , winter' z Bl' IS:IO. 3 Br. Lee 2Br .lba Sml patio, Balboa Perun. s tudio. S)O() Any merchandi$• for ui. priced at Stoo Of /eat queltflM kx a PilOt Pow&r Ad I.ale-New lrg. 3 8dr .. 2 Bil. Condo, 2 bib. from So. Coa1t Plaza . '550/mo. UW. Inc. Go direct! Previaw "D .. model . 1001 W . MacArthur Blvd. Call ;;;; .. :!~.~~ ,~[~·~~' ~·~l~i~·~·~j~'~'~'~ ;;;-;;::. .. !??.~ .~::....7-. =-.. ~ M.,k, 673-NO FES! Apt. & Coodo ~ Ocun View, C'1>i~!8'°a&e ~Elkdln& ~ R:i;~ S::1r:. 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 Cal today, we1' bill ~"' ch&rQ• It to >'OU' BattkAmerlcard I VISA Of Maetw Ch1rgo. ... _$.. (Motorcycle ads must l>e prepaid) • beaClline: Any time before 5 p.m . Tuesday •Al_,.. m&Jft .be pnced • Ad <*t rlJl't In any II~ ClllNiflcltJon • Sary, no contlNl'Clal buslnffln DAH V PllOT reotaJ1. VIiia Rentals dlx Uiia apt. "50-1525. ap. -mo. -· en Blt-ins, frplc. 1arage . : m-t8l2 Bkr. .. ...... ,._ ..... 1.-.m:t. ,.,... m.31523, Zl.S-881-1705. -: • 2 Brt 2 ba Big Canyoo ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Newly decorated 2br. .._.Verde Z bdrm. 2 ba. lBr. den. a.ea. dpllt nr ·· t.rnn.e. $100/mo. No .._....._.. 3706 doae to beacb, avail Spedoua llv. rm. with bcb. adlla. $450 m o peg. Call aft. 6pm •IL ••••••••••••··~·••••••• Sept.Jcme, $350. 492-1315. f'l>!c, din. rm. 4ll 1ara1e. 4118-l563, Strech ,94452 NewerNpt'fflls3Br2Ba. ~-2Br,uWpd.SummerS300 Cloae to shopa " tim. 21• Kno11 St. No ...-Wiota' 9'50 mo "• === tnmportatjoo -per OCEANFRONT -· ... ,.'IJO'J_ .. 6 11\ltaeondo. lease; 3 BR. MlO ' ... ~ d mo,54f..eo08Aft e. Sbr 4 bdrm dplx over ,.._. _. .,, · 2 be., aingle level; spec. · tJU 1 park, lr1 metr sullo. •--.a-......... l "·r1aill at .......__ • ... .. 3707 -· .. •••••••••••.. a.e 2 br, l ba. encl. patio _,, ~ _. __ It New dUplex ; 3 BR. 2 ba.. -...... °" -nu 11 I I• 11 JIOZ 6 N OOC N av .... now. • u...: • each wQ .,.Uo. ~ Mo. 1115 mo.~ MCMI020 -•••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,.. r. · 0 IA p.r, Wlbr r. yrly. Varty leue. No peta. Corona Newport Beach SI e e p In a room 1 It ··-•••••• .. ••••••••• peta .... '751...._ 1'15. ~ 8Qlalleacb 75t-OIJJ 3 Br. i ba 8roadmoor kltcbeDelltl $75 per CtlLDREH EASl'SJDE. quiet, like S.Qa ••• 1176 It n --.._.. 1240 Seavtew. near 8pnlw. :::, •up. Ocean Froot. e~_.. .. ..._ new, HUGE. 1 bdr., 1 ba. _ ................. . ....................... A/C, hnmac. Water. '° ltire W•••• At Walk·I• cloaet. ,.,., • ar, move ln today OCEAN vo, brud Dtw 1ardener. aa1oe. due1 WIHT£R2 BDRM I t t CreM ::> dU"':::.· :s::: Walk to bcb. SZl5tio1.12$. dla condo, 2Br. 2~Ba. ~~-=ed. Relt ~bkd to be,y, clean. ,,...., AIUorerata. RE/llAX • ...., •• um. flille, J.cuul. dbl ear. . /ID0.1'1$-n7T. •l•ltif\lllAectvaplq Gl·ml llr•Ba fr'Dlc ,....._ Nu -IDO. A•.U Sept L ......... ) •M, -2 Bdrm. l bat.b. Yrl1. ~ .. ....,..... -~ ~ -~-- ..... • Yw1J. a. tobelda. Wrll u,. •Dltr8CfadllU. Your Irle nd1 a aftl m.:.-•_snt,.;..;.. ____ _ WANT9 '7MflJBtr d .0..pd. -.~ el.dafll:::r.•c-t , ..,.._. ... a.a.ua.a Mii •ao , Hr llouM to Marlna I Br. 1"6 Ba, New,.n OC&ANPkONT dtlu1. ~ ,.8!. · • b •a lb• 1 b a • • •-•• .. ••••• .. •••••u• ... bltlttt . ..,. to ,..,._ eo.4.o. VI••· 2 g-..-.. ft'41r l ·~ ........ ,ffirJ ~II JOU '°bo9!ll.w1'1M7••• 11,t 8o. Oout vw. 2 br 9MO mo. PlHae eall .._.,, DOOi • Jacuut s. J BA _.mo. P\a1Mrbta '9 ... a.lo ar pool 1a Jaead .• ....... Ill. -.o.ll1Ull'1$a8. • •1111 wmbdfott.bmll 1&(114)9.UM. • Qaiee, qt. 77(). W3 ' Oll'1lllt d 101, 11e•m 6 bruit. Prof e111on1t VfllY ~ 7)l ._I I~ ....... . .... ,.,. ••r• •rl·••~r•. ,., •• ia. • ,.n .. •ml • et• ~ ..... . ..... ""-.u ... -.... ...u •. Ue. .... C7).Gl5f nu ••:1 k .....,. --t:LICl'lUCl A1'f Be1t reu•. beet wo1'111mn•btp. Smalt jota prefen.d ..,~ I• ::JM' •., ... 0 • • !! ..... !: .. ?.t ......... , •P I eor .. ._ • alAl.L y a.a.ur I I UI I ••••••••••••••••••••• !!!l'· .... 10r2 ,.._, c• ~· LAWN~.ldd a.rt.n..-..~ r.c.-.c-....... lolb'• ..._ ...... , --'-• ......... t _.a._ID-1____ Srvc • .., • U.W."11 .. ...... ~ l:lltopeao L1ndaca per. Tap W'Of'tt. F•ir priu am . .....r7l dye/eves !~::.t ........ ..:.: Brtdrwur'k. Small jobl . ~~Meu a lniae. ~l7$~v• Bridl. It.one, b&oell worll, tlle floora, concrete pall09, walks. dra o watt Free eat John a.1!1113 MDirillg Dav e '• Pa lntl nc . RU /Comml Servln1 <OUUat eomm • ~· HlcDat quahty work Rubi , h e'd Dave -.eczs f'\ne eat Pa1nt1n1 St Lie .. int Tty m e . -~ ~ bn Rtehierd Slllar -~ Lnn UW paJnt1n1 to me It yrs eap. Afl • IDPll. '1~a:m Dan Pel'erf'lang1na. qoalit1 work o nly Eve• ~,d4y1.~m1 IL~ a•'"""", t ,, • a .• -- __ .. ,.....,;. ~-I I FJllU:illtrUH•=' -.... Nf:4al. ht ca.,·.,,,......,,. ,.~ ..,,..,._. -~ ... *·:~ ~a .... r.petn, ,,_-.;.__,, . ., .• int/est. Qmli\1 woris . ........ .,. ...... ............. ,... QAR.DICS'S 'JV. ~;ft' a.a.. • , J 6 ._. eaper . 1>111, • W . .......... Loni,... ........... ~ ~ . .,....... ........ -: f'lllllr ~ a de ......... I I I• ..... . , ""~ .... _ .. wt Dia lt·Trlm 1t.,..J :""~ $19. totwea Pnme 1&·8...:DOY• I (...: llf lfJ.t•it Plaat lt ·D l' rt ----·---IMMlec:ape. MJ.1'110 • n P u ,....._. •• 0 ....................................... . lnde\NiildeUl draan tJe•n 101 •.50 ~· &H.alu .,._,. 1 d)'I .... ~ aft s.tm41M ----~-m' O.'a ~~·Speir... • .................. ,.., 1e11--li•tins, eapper N · QJl1lp ...._.. _....,... p I 0 ........................ Local moving Freight, ceftl'.rucl.Joo. bouuhold & of11ce 1uppl1e1 Reluonable rates Call B-21554 pipe. t.eak detedKlft • walhinJ. R.-id /S10r". sewer h>c:ahng Fia l Xlnt work ·&42-5448 lta PIJJJWli Spe<" rate' rata Top Kat Plumb· 6'5-'11712 · ' for apts. 8111 f'r~ ei>l ing 53'1·lllM - -....................... _M&-1~ Havei.omet.Jung you want 11'e raierrt draw In the SeU thinp fal>l with Dally w sel1 '1 Clau1f&ed ads do Wet .a Dally Pilot Pl.Jot Want Ads rt well 642--5'18 ClaMtfled Ad. M2.-5f;8. ._..tosa... ooo Ofla....., ••oo ..... _.... uoo ..._,toLomt son • a=•••! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... '-• rt I Lail & ,.,._. uoo ,. 11 sno ._ w_.... 1100 ....................... ....................... ..... ............... ~·-........................ 1liE EXCJTlNG ftALM MlSA A"S Roommate w&nled $135 per mo. tQ :.hare Condo tn Si&nta Ani. ti44·5l29 Approx. 400 sq . rt C-2 13-0 Rns><>n111ble w orkin1t LoltaFollimd E.1'1UISl Suite "D" llSO w r1 t er he""' s on t• /NEED ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo.DoyleMS-1168 bedroom collal(t' 1n V ~... 5100 Lmt . Iii. 5.hell1~ Cloy Collie>. SUIU r~ward Call ~8+> 0574 i.nyt1me o r ~att6PM WANTl!:D Female I;(} !5N&re npenses of 2 week !!ta y II\ T ahJ LI • [)e(-22 lO Jan Slh Call Barry m.1017 M.INUTESTONPT BCH &.ch. Llc2 BR from~&up Adults. No pell> Rmmt.e wanted shr lg 2 Br 2 Ha ex<:I <:K'e,in v1tw condo. pvt rm & ba & all fac1I $450 rno . Zl31Q>.0724 tCWPOITc.m.-=a~~i:~te~:~a ./MONEY ...................... . <>MCI SPACE llAI Wnte Clusifted Ad PENNY LOST 8 20 . M ale -Ctrman Short ha 1 r ~1nng MASSAGE at $l.25 per toJ11 ft l'M. Dally Pilot. P 0 ......-a Prirnupec:e avulable in Box 1560, Cvsta Mei.a n~nLft Point e r . Max Bl>bJames·Uc MUK'Ur 1561 Mesa Or <S Blka East of Newport Blvd> 9am·Spm 546-9860 Beach Condo. pool. tennis. non :-.moker. mature 22-4!8. 963 8891 early 11m, law pm Cal ·American Bldg. 921626 • IM Newport Clenter. •l $1.2S OesU'e lfftrent ol hou~c N.hl Reward' 00 7810 (Ju\.call&.U . ~-~I LOST G f) Id r In~ MICtB.LE·s per liq It 766 iQ ft or lS32 ~1 '-'-· ~ I\ (J yr leue avail 1 c.,. ..,.,.,ng lor unfurn 2 J SeuiRIVi-e Free parking. Ask for bdrm w tenrl yd for 2 rrwitun doi:s llJve l(ood New 1&2 bdrm lullury adult apU an J4 plans from $35() + pools. ten· rus. waterlullB, ponds' Gas 104' coolung & heal· 1ng paid. From San Dlego Jo'rwy dnve North on Beach to Mcl''addcn lben West on Mc l''adden to Seaw1nd Village. 17141893-51 !llS Lovely. pr1 v Jllr. 2ba home w p•>OI 1n <.:M Mu>ll be neat & n:spuns1 ble $J.85. ~·8773 Blll7_14_flS2_-0070_ ref's for 1111 ol u .. 4000 ..........•............ IWir>mw k1lrhenl'llt• sn week & up ~'.11:'>.'1 ;! rflb nr bch W k1l pnv Sc!85 ll>t.la.\l + SlOO cJt-pl No l't>ls Stn.!!lt' M al li15 5.\33, 645 64!1'J Super pad on the waler on Newport Isl All lhc good1e:, $265 + Ulll 675-4421. 67~3002 Laguna quiet. i.unn y. woodsy house. M 1F over 25 $250 Lv m ellg 494-4291 M F shr 2tir 2lia, S.!00 + 12ull "Ir S CuJi.l f'laza 545-H520. ti73·Zlll3 lmrrw"1 c·ln rellablc frm 'l to l>hrc l hdrm w t!'!:inu· lkh & At1.irru. !HiO 14311 Silt & :-.Un lll 5pm !1'75 504b Ht..tJm i1vail tn l 'hni.tliJO KtJOmmalc ft'm.ilt• Irvine· home Sl7!, tnwnhomt', non l>mokt'r tiOHl.123 cvt'!'! si5t) month 559 0652 ~aut1lully de<'Or<llPd. rmid service & ut1I. pool area. coffee hr '85 wk 4!»-Zl29. Rm. pvt bath. mature per.IQl'l, h.~e pn v. nr re<' S175 mo. ~6378 CM 4350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &Side CM. 2 pvt 11ngl11 $45 ea. 2 crprts $30 <.:fl pvt·1o1l Icy 673-3600. 645 8090 OHke Rental 4400 VacotiOft lletttals 4250 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....•..•..•..•.•....... Ol"JolCF: i.pace available 11110.-w for rent. H1J.{ lJ.·ar C,'ty sll)li 6. llllen~ furn Sl.5 nilely pr cpl Call after:lp m 548-1~ TAHITI Modern I or 2 br cottage on beach on Tahiti with car. row boat, wallb mac hine , complete kit.chen. etc. For more ln/O calJ 979-2i!B9 t'Veti & weekends. PALM SPRINGS v11ca· uoo condo on Miu1on HiJla Country Club Greens. pool. tennis Near Rancho Mirage restaurant.. stn p C• I I 9118-50l or 1163--1209 after 6. --..... toSlwe 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MoYirul? Avotd dePo111.JJ & cut fivina expenses! Prof eaa1onally 11nce um. HOUSIMATIS ~134 Expand your llrestyle with a compatJble room l'lllUI. We diJ.cover l tlat penon.Call 'IWOPEAS IN A PAD llil-08U or 759-1209 al 17~75 Keach Bl vd nPar Talb4!rt 1n llunt 1nglon Beach ~ pt!r month Phonf' messal(e sen'lte SIO per month. desk ~per month. Duily Pilot 0U1ce Phone 642 4321 ext. 276. $230 UP Ofllce-alore . cpts. drps, AJC. 17301 Beach, H.B. Lse M2·2834 &.c:.lt•• 5llht New addi1Joo to suite 180. ~ service exec. suites in Newport Center 14 new offices 10 pluab 11ur · rouodln&• w /uod e r · around uaigoed park· ing. From 1295 mo. Aalr aboul our move.in al· lowance. Newport Rege.ncy Corp. (714)644-7189 -------1or2 Rm Suil.el from STS. m W. 191.h St. Call Tom ~2200. Retail /Office space, 700 .sq fl. Wealcllff area. 1~6-4148, call collecl SrmJI clflce Perled. ror answering aen 1 ce, e\.C. Only fl~ per mo 1102 Wait 17th Sl. Santa Ana. For more info caU Joe CostJt Mesa area Fem Canale $41 ·4181 or 40+ prol, to ahr w /other Renata at 558-7707 aame. apUt hwel hm 1Ws reqd. Call W-11:i6 Saa.II Hlde·Away Office. ew aft. tor wkmda. · ~Y '50/pe'/ mooth. V •· ClllJL ~ No. Broadw •)'. Santa Ana. HJalor1cal Ilda. For mare info call Sim WarNll 56IMIB78 cw Rml&aW.11'11 Pham • Bl' a e. tri-le\'el. 111 mL from HB. $210 Mo + ~ u&il. 811.a. sa.8080 HEWPORT CEMTH Design PJua. luxunoui. clfice. 000 sq. ft Stt b let 11115 mo. OO·M56 EXEC. sums Happiness ls having your place or bu111n e&1> al Baker Cent.er Recepl. ooo.f. room, pbone rov erage . 100 xerox <'()pies/mo., coffee, tncld. tn r ent Secret arial !ler'Vlces avail for more 1nCo. plb call lkv ut !l'n2l61 NESTIGfOUS LOCATION••• cm Me ..,.t lay -4~ kl 2400 sq It De:IUJLe Oflt<"e &lite:. •Manne View •Wet Bar Converuences Gourmet re&\aur anlll. b.tok, lloriat. beauty services, specl&ll)' lhops . UdoM9Mo Vllagt 67S..'62 --- '"-LocaticM MacArtt.r at ........ $1, 10pr1C1 ft l,116 .sq It & 91~ !IQ fl stats. new. free park· mg. AvaJI. for lease up to J yn al $1.10 pr sq ft. "Princtpab only. Ask for BiU. '1SUC770 NEWPORT IEACH New prden offices, ll.05 " up at lllrpC>rt w /a.lnl freewl)' ac«a. Ground noor avail. '° 4000 aq. ft. ~.Ginny. __ _ EXCLUSIVE SIGN RJGKTS U~ 11q. ft. of of· lice tpace avail immed. Owner w\U buUd apace to your apeclflcatiooa. Ex· W!nOr ailD rigbta for the clfi~ ~d& with frontage ~ major twface road ne.,-o.c. Airiiort. Con. tact 'nlll Solt. Bostnesl Properties Brokerage Co. 7:'1.2-8011. For LeaM. o.c. A1fl)Ort aru. DIG aq fl. Former daoce IWd o. 5&-1480 a I ........ 4450 ...... ..•.•............ For atora •atfice 1pace at l1!900A'* rates IOO .. IOOOS.,._ lfFJiA VERDE bB PLAZA IZ Meaa Verde E. C. M. 1641Zl Zll)1 ~. N .B &ore c:JI ome. ~; 1.200 Sq fl\. SMJl)mo. B. Gt'1IDd1mu11um Prol. Fem. to 1b1 Ir& b e a « b II o -. a e Plrlfld:!oew ='· Nr Pat Ofc. w ............ haw, 1:7 ....... ,. • .. ftlMlr•ot 'IP dd II-. 1115 pr mo. eullal>I• •••r OC olc. 2IJO A.oo IC >. --= AllNdWe , .. ,_. ___ .,_#111n ____ _ 751·9100. l2·4 pref. Slcvt• or Jean WE NE,.;o A 3Br he>UM· lower apt . or Condo in the Huntingt on li<'h . Manna Sehl dl!llnct $37~ to $400 Please r a II 846-8579 llft 6P M Fem w/2 fem children. 13 & 11 seek.s male or rem to sbare 3Br Qr larger 6411 1241 ...... ,,, .... Ht/ ,.... ········•·············· ......... Opp~ty SOOS ....................... u.a-UCettW$ Orange On·Sale S39.50ll Toll Jo'ree <800>252 2000 Ve n ding R o ut e BLACKJACK GAM t:S <Veps 21 ), ~ machines 561-GllM V ..... U1 :t' :u It 6) J1.1~ & Pop. On locauon Red. lo $14 ,000154-7417 Parking lot sweep1nl( Must sell now• 3 true b & related equap 12.500 1n account& Ast.Ing $24.000, 111down 831-0498. T--~ Hl proftt, low onrtiud $14.000 + inv Patnck, RE/MAX. 831-1.268 NMLJMFOOD S M~SllaD Top ocanf1Ull -loc:•rion aad ncielJml buai.Deu. Priced riabt. For in· la cmUou call. ... NICHSll.Ta. 67Ml20 MONEY I • 0 • l • .,,,, '""'*'Niilll ~ .. Ali MIWIC(S ,,,,,r"lt"'-<A t«ti f7141 fU·1274 ......... Opp lwltt 5015 ........................ 8.E. INVESTORS Seek iodlv. w /SJ'75,000 credit Line or 1.aod eqwty lo flnaoce showcase pre 5tige borne for spec salt' Award wioo101 d e lli&Dfl!r /carpenter w /arch ba. 1eek1 40 /60 ltd pattaenhlp. EscepUooal ~ ref1. ~-5628 bef 1pm. ...., .. ,._ 5025 ....................... rem. •••t.ed to abr _ ? J:= law •I ... ._ .... __...... .... W /$aJJM. --:• ·-_.,. f"IU, N•• ptlllle lot . OD Na9 1 •. ..-pr 1DO + _,.,,.,.., ...,..lee, • o *' a&· a '° .., ._ ... IJ'J.CJ .._ ~. ~ ;:. °''· "' ,.,.u. I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ---------· .. , -klllr. ·-~ -..... ., ~La.CGDdDto ........... VClfUtt ..,..._. -~AVAILABLE .un. Owe room . All Auoe , tH-2HI or ~aocip &S/~ ~---~Aoy a .. aitiea. IO·H '1 _... t-"""-· -------_ _. -9'10/mo. Suuo, u t 1 u.-.... ·-,._~...._-A_V_AILABL ___ E_ .,..,..ordaye7SZ-Gll. CGlfA._. 1 r ,,,,,. ...... ,.., -~•.AX»rnln Ptofw. office apace t•tC8'R0 €1t .., . .,.,..•.•1·1615 ~ I t.drm. t be. ..,i&. .. Qillf. bl .__. -ft .. ft alfteit Acrou •treet from ..... &INllD llQ. ft. to. ................ CA1H FAa'I'~ Oh· btull, llU +~ •tll. IJlll• lacl. jul&orial, -. .llo ••JU",. \1. Jlld TD, oc only lllr.or~.~ -.rtl7 ..ntca.. ~•-fiWa&ea1AI· .U·IPI !!~•up . Brkr. m.a.. .._rm.•"*"· .U...O.. Cbs _, .. ........ all.C.O.. ----·--------------... ._ .. 81Mded. Olll9Pwt.C.M. 1171 ·-. Clll •n a-1 .... ~ .... .... ... loc. eloH &4 Qwuwclal,..... •tea .. I• 11 loae, any '*""" '""' .... • ft ltlllnllrUI .-t • .. ......... • ., Ull. .... lebMs-DOl:.l7tla Or n•e ..... a..wt ,._.~ a.c.11._.. ..... ,,;..;;;;.._--------~--~ IUmfmlA>AJfl f//11/,.,... OI a~t. l.owut ratu, AS- IUllSJ>. nNA.NCINO. CllDJTHO PltOllEM OILY~ w 11111rri00 :iv.one ft1m1ly ·~· ctf'.:St ~ 17. ~le L11g lkh I lA"'4 ZA M S3S 3749 21'd Ii 3nS TO lo.tS 547-5402 Arranged by eo.t .._ LOCllts .._ "JlllJtt., Trust o:; 5035 ..•••.................. Sattler Mh). Co. All types of' real estate> invest.menu. since 1949 ·~llacJ• Zndt'lk 6"~2171 545-0611 CASHFORTD's Amencan Mort 547 7151 • SZ.8.W>. 3 yr lnd T U 13% tnl<.'resl on n.-w home ne;ar on·an ir1 Laguna Buch t-"11 T1lll' Ins Lar..:e C'fjwly pro tects 1n vei.tor orr It t' 499-1625 1( no ani.wl'f leave me111a1te Prom11t return . <Prt nc1p1tl:. ~y). Prued. your capital with hlghellt yield Well ~ $40-SWl.OOO first TD 1-ull lO'il Call w A liuM'roft, 548 I~ H.F.. TD'!'I Sne~'<it•d »:.>'"'. Ran1te 20m 'Kim ea Prof' lnd1v w ,Ctn:sn ctal depth ll00.000 • Laguna Village R E Bob Burke 75l ·OS26 , 611762 OuUt.anding investment lif7.:i00 2nd T D for sale Di.lcounted to Yuild 14'!. pr yr. Well secur~ by '735,000 apt bldg w/'1:20,000 caah ~wty All due tll 4 yrs. PPP + accel. pays $417 .00 pr mo. Aalt for Ron or Gary 6*).5112 ..... 11 .. ny ll«<m or cum buiAtJon of llt'mb for S7:. or lt'•I> w1I h " Pe-nn)' l"lnctwr Ad J bnn for 2 l'OOIM'<'olJvt' dll Yb t: .. l'h .tdciitl<ltlal lliw " til.1 t ur tile 2 days Ct1"r1t• 1\' No com mere 1;al •d" f"or m.tul' rnlorm .. \lon .ind w pin• ynur "d • 1611 642-5678 SCRDH.ETS ANSWERS t ;l"Ol)('h Fst.11 t ~un} l>1ther 1-'IGL. ro·: °""'duck 1i. nalun· ' 11r11 I.A lhal -.w1 mm1ni: cl•H"'• n •> l 1 m p r " ' t' l h " .,,Gmo: Lad Ir Fo.d . SlOO .•••...............•... fUUND ADS ARE FREE CaU: 642-5678 found v1c GoWenwest & liell. II B black nwlto Gerrni.n Shepherd 847.63(M Lorlt or Found a pet., Calf Animal Ai.:.1 sta n <"e ~~ ~2273. no Cee Trade your old stuff fM new goodies with • Quatf1ed ad 642 56711 21.3 3118 M:l> Reward' ~I Gld mc..,.;h bracl'lt'l watch al RtJb1nM>n1> 1n t',ub1on hland H l!:i Rt.-WAIW 67J.-OU6 u..t Sml pink 'Wht Poo die. VI(' 16th Pl s .. nt..i An.it Ave. C: M :i.41S-04 l 8 Rnracd Loll Yem Calico s moe., lal a. Ac .. c 1a , CO M &n-SS4 I. 642-4(81 UJlt Rik iwht o.111r \1 ~tr U.1 kt I fl11 l•d R .. "' .. r ti , " , , I 1 67~111 111:-il llllt ,.. ht -.111h I tu !AJ41P) ,, 1111" ult ·r hur' "''" , " • fim11 hlk a. lJn \lh•plwr d lhlu•• & lhrn • '' ' • bu:-.hard 6' t:.1d1••llf 96'.! 6742 fOUND l:l111m l>t .. cto,.t a\ lf"\-1ne A•11m¥I c .. ,,. (rnlcr Th.ink ~··u Jn1 m.11 "'' t''' Y11u 1n11k u: ... ,, 11.11•11· r .... 1 ,..,,..-k ~ \t •r JI t1f "" o I" \ldt'fll "'"Ill 111 lu\ rt•' htll'nt"\ Y. ,. '"II h J" .1 (10ldl't1 f(1 (JI•\ t ( ~hai:.t> "ht·l'111J11i; J IJluc eyed !J:itm .. 11.111 mu; C.IUlt'r IJrgc & stnJ II dogs caL,, & kttl.-n.' 1\ll loving & hKlch <'•1mt· t&lle II.'\ horf\<" Th4 J7 J4 t'<X/NU Tabb> k1ttc•n. female, n~a t-Ollar \IC F:urv1ew & Ad11mi. t '\1 751-0141 Lo8l black & 'Wl\1tt-yoonl( Spnnitt'r pupp~ \ 1c Meta Verde. 54() JmO or 549-0351 StartJng Saturday, September 1st and every Saturday throughout th• Footbell Season the Dally Piiot brings you I 1 A nev.. txc1tin£ profe,.,1onul fool ball m a14111,ine 1w(·l1t1n l1nnit1n~ our readers the moi.t 1nt4'rt.':.llnA <"Om p r•hens1ve itnd author1l1tt1vc roundup of mate rial on the p ro ilm C!I t.o hr teleYtaed eat'h Wffkt.'fld for20~ Player proruea. 1cout.1ne l"t"pe>rl.a. pictures, prediction&. the p01nt 1pread. ln•lde commeolll on •trat.tgln and who •nd wtiat to 1"etcb tOI cverythi111" to eaebk' readen t.n aet lhe most t!ftjoJinatt out of U..ar pro f<*blall wakhin~ Don't rn.ln out on lh11o ch an(.. lo have all OM footboU furtli 1at your flngerttps DAILY PILOT ' •FOXY LADY* Ol!TCALLONLY •97~1138• PR~GNANT" CarHll(, conf1deoual coumelin11 ai reen-al. AbortJon, iadop· l.IOO & keeptn.1 APCARE Sp6r'~bodtr t815S E1Cam.1no Real ~C.~mente. i'\tlly uc f nr A ppt 492 12911 u.do Ii Vid&.i • Owfcdl Mosioqet • Far ""' ,._ of It 24 ~ 8 3S..7l I 3 0 .C, AIRPORT SlCTY& ESCORT •SE:RYl<d• '-fH!t'11411'110( 1n hu .. 1 n1·~11 m "n r ,...,, dt' n l ' Wtll1tm .. 739,5241 24HRS. GnGt CCNflPCl"Y OUTCAU l).l) 11 1~· MC/VISA COVER GIRL • 953-0778 • 3i llr ()Ul< ..UI Sen u t' LANA sot..:rrALl. IOAM 2AM n~~J MASSAGE AGUUMODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y o.p. ........ 631-2140 60LDEN tilll VARIETY ESCORTS SSff..2677 in t7tJ1 St . Santa Ana Prott!!WOOal INl:tllal(e by he'd therapuil NR Appl 4 »9 JO PM 548 2.817 C&n"EllfOLO AU.r Female t°l!cort1> BuchC111e1> 714 '1:lt-8'7lM An )'tl me ,.. a.md ~ ... 5160 ..........•.•.......... fl.ff you a bwl1nessman going on a bu.s1nesi. t n p from H4 days? T:ake a traveling a«reUry. U.11 Umvia!IM-7583 ---S.Wa.ba 1400 ... ................... . 80 Rt 0 WITH 8 A R 8C£NE" flleel I.be penan ol your dace from opeo nund4c'd OOllln to pnteDC.\11 m.a r · ..... pa~ fut. ute Utroucb s.o.tlrtern •Oil'• w.-.......... que dati•a aerv . Tbo1ua•da of pro· hu'JMb t.-om dodon to uenitJ.... Wa.eo ialD r.... PM Oatiac ~.n.Ma15"n a ) =· lij1 I I 111111a1111 a ..... ..._.. 11111 ..... • ......... PIANO INS'taUCTI01' •l'JJMkirrMip. bpr'4. Mbr Natl Ph•o T~ CWJd. ft.A. ~ . .,..s. Bits ..... to ad'I . Nr. otc. CM ...,. ,.. , & ma ............ _.... ... Lhe-l• eo••••l•• I ......... ~.u .... U&4J ...... '• ..... --.. ...... ••EXftAS•• needed, .tut playeri, lttraa ror maJ motion. ptc/\v series. pon 't~ ccmm Need ~~Jar. 0rg eo1u. loc. llboodnj. CuUng now 114-m-0120 x M C:.S\ed for "Fut Break", "Love Al f'inl Bite". "Rocky 11 •·: "H.aJloween " Sm fw. ON·STAR ProducUens. Mi ch»el Phllhps, calt lo· •lay ACCOUHTIHG Cl.IU ~ verulJll' penion. uper'd posl1nic A /P . A R pecbo&rd. phones. lype SO+wpm . calcuiat.or, ual.at puroh. dept . frool offlc~ ap~ pe.,raoce, for l,..,,n fWTJ mfr Top ulaIY & beoef Wi. Qll I s.40-8894 l or llppl AL'COUN'T'S PAYABLE t' 'f. pm Jlt-club Ell per Ott 644 ~ ACCOUMTS PAY AILE a.aec lt:!J:Mdl~ t'itp.tndinl( firm '>t'\'k'> l'OlhUblotSll\' en di\ 1du;,,l for A<'rOUf1lll\Jl INpt JO.key by u~h~ baslt" account 1na knowl~e. general of floC» aloUa <A>nl.M:t Pa_t 'tlJIJJ., 567 0051 E 0 E N.·t.·ount1tnl 3 yri; np pl'l"·for.;hl\ tn prepara· 11•111 •1f , 11rp11rlflc• & IJ't'l'YllMI 1n1·11m•· lax r•· tum' l'l'A 1•t•rl1(1c11tr 1k,,1rdhl•· \Jnt 1,..nf"/1t~ \l(l(r .. ~i.1 vt· N II ft rm -...1:.ry l ummen:.urutc· w exp !)(.'flaily Pilot. Box !'IGl. C~ 112G27 All repltei. stnctly confidential AC'ctK Bk.kpng TEMPORARY ~tcr today to work on YlllOUS ilt'l'OUllti•& & bookkeeping as!Mgn ments Work close to your home Acctg clerb. bookkeepe r s. 11ccou n t.D.nU are needed l.bruou\ lKanae <:ounty. ea\J Ut for more Ullorma tJao. Robert Half's ~ 2333 No Broadwa) r.!00, Coldwell Bank~ Bldg .. Sana Ana C71 4)UMt01 ACCTS PAY AILI $1000 Experience an cooatrU<' · \Jori COIDpitn)' Will h.nd lhl..~ tffiinc poalUoe wtth growth poteoUal. COAST.AL .. SOttta.· AG94CY 540.6055 moH.arborCM NEV£RAJl'EE CaJI aft« tloun a,>pt ----· •Aci'RES.SES !ACTORS. A1J 8fM/aJI l)'pee. l"fo eq> nee. "S.A. Ill.'' ·ib- tenlew1n1 now. 09r eUenla bave worlu!d .. ~ II", ''<Wdte • Tee ~ ... "Lad1 ln a.id" w/~ Cosad, "Wrl&le..J 'I 009114 .,_ ........ DUeJ S&udlo&. ·~~In Movl .. /Telev , ~•U "'&~It. .. kldu. &a .... (TM)na.m>eJLt .. ' I -' I I I ~ • • ASSIUABS BABYSITTER needed. ~ted cl.rcult boardl. O..W. ~home. HB. Call wire harness useOlbl.y, M·I" alter 5. 14&-9634 ~eledl'O-metlselltcal Bankino!S •-L eJtltf:iience. Minimum " • O~years ttpttien~. fUUerton~&Eif:Sseekmg IU'Sridly expandin g Cull tame tellers for Qrange County firm, ex c e I 1 e n t c 0 m p 8 n y Newport Beach & Dana benefits. Contact Pat Point omces. Typing 3S MT .,.ft I 0 wpm req ul red Ex . ·905l. ""'tua P· penence preferred but "!~wil~t~y~E~m~p~l~oy~e~r~~I w i 11 tr a • n . Ca 11 -714-871 4244 for ap- pt . E 0 E. ~mbler ,PUCIStOM .ASSIMILH Pos.H1on available In m.chanacal assembly sbop. Must have good modlarucnl aplllude & Ban>ung Tt:UBS ,..&p'd South Coast Danit, an in dependent bank. 849 Sunflower Sl.. Costa M esa , Ca Call TI4·~s:.IO mmual deittenty Must befaauhar With re·worlt, ~g. drilling, Bank.mg EO.E reaming & prei.slng TELLER • Mmunum 3 years ex HEW ACCOUNTS penence Excellent com pany benefits Contact Permanent, purt time. p M 11 IJ ght typing Will l·on at · 1 s, 557·90SI , sider trainee Call for ·E..O~.£.~~~~~·I appt --Mutual Savings & Loan ~mbly Corona del Mar Mr Cooopast 675·5010 Equal Oppor Emplyr IRAINEES Banlting IOR IXPERIEHCB>J .-.:.MICRO .. flICTRONICS TBJ.ER /Peri TIMe Downey Savings & Loan has an opening in its Costa Met.a branch for a part ume teller. Suvmgi. & Loan or banking ex per preferred. Must be able lO work Saturdays Xlnl working cond . Paid vacal100&. For further info. COPlact Mr. Fi aher ty.11~7W. Equal Oppor Empl> r 'ff~ ~re seeking in· ~ for au shif\a PQt>\titn; in our Prochac · ugoj)epnrtment We wUI 'tr4Tn the right i n ·---------BANKING = in lhe mlcro· cs mdustry .. Compreh ensive com ""1Y benefits including Q:lljof" ""1edical and den LIJl. J'or Immediate con· j!.i~ation call or apply at. l714) 540.6080 ·~'$ierracin Jransmask 31152 Campus Ori ve Ne1111'P(>rt Beach, CA f.qual Opportunity ' Emplayer M /F /H TELLER Our beautiful lrvme of fice has an immcdtate opening for an ex perienccd Teller This full time position offer::.: •Freeparking •Paid heallh iru>urancc •PaJd dental Insurance • Jo)"ee career apparel Please call IOC' more in- formation . flOEUTY FEDERAL Savin&s & Loan Assn 55~700'7 Equal oppty employer Aasist 1.0 Mgr, sm mfr BAMK needs reliable, sharp in TEUERS div. duUC$ l.ncl'd pulling ordl'I. slupplng UPS, an· AU.st.ale Savings & Loan v--.arJ control. Apply in has opportunities for peraon btwn 9AM·12 bright energetic persons ~ 8:11 W 18th St C M who enjoy working wilh . ....,., · · · · people. Full time and .<41't&11t Manager full part time poelUons are u._, 8:30 to Jam. Mon available ln our Mission llt1rFri. The Bake Shop, Viejo branch. Good CdK,67i-7310 benefita including Sean --'--------•Profit Sharing. Please coot.act: Jeane Holman ( 714 ) 831.fi020 ' .... w...-7100 ....................... ·~-~~_.-~ . tW!aW.W 1100 W.W.-M -•/IH• ;;;r ............ , ...... ~ .................. . 1100 .. w.-. ....................... ......... ...-.~ .... ll 1&111~' nz-.tt11 t7~ttll ~,... ..$t00 JJoii&MrD Ora.al• Coun&)' t7~tt55 T...... toSIOO Baaut.lfW bank In beach area. 972..f95S CWef Ttler to SI 100+ Mileage. Thls Is a float In& position In growlnfl S&L. Travel Orange C.oonty. 972-9955 T .... TrM to $'25 Attractive ind1v1dual. ~ personality & good math needed for this beach poe1uon. '7z.9955 T..,_Tnwpft to $4hr c.ashier background & type 35 + nef!ded for Laguna location. '972 .. 9955 Collector to SI 140 Prefer any bank. finance company or S&L back ground. 972-9955 .,, ............ 91\ ueoclate lo 1ro•fn1 ,.. 111erhtln1 bualaHa. fll ... CA RRY FOX Baruld •bartender ror beer' tavern. Call bet. HOAM. 53S-l&U llAUYY OPll.A TOI Mth followiu, F /Ume °' pi1.foreacluilveaew Npl Bcb aelon. Hlsheat ~ppd.MMOll , Olfttari• help waotl4. fZ'3D, 5 dy wll. lrv '*· ~1 • ~ENCY 972-9955 Ta1ll TIAIMll ~ bui .1n bucb , _______ .__, aru Mlelal attractive In dlvktu.al wtth Jood m.Ut. h1Hdl1 penonallty Ir prev\ou cbbler baclr tp'OW>d. Stvtlna 1aJa ry 11125, Camaramaa with al a..t 2 Y"'· .. pettaoce WW. Ulbo Ca.mcna fill.I ume 1I06iUoo avaneble. Excellent company bfntf'lU. Apply between 972-9955 MM & 5PM. Mon· thru ACCOU"4TIMG Fri. at: Q.EIUC ~ICOAST If you have some ac DAI&. 'f PILOT eount1na counea. can now. a.y St. won wltb accurat. • C.... ..... C.. have knowledge o( bank An •-··1~ .. ft•ty reconcllements. th11. ""'«-..,.,,.... ..... u oou1d be for you Pos1t100 ~~~E~m~plo~ye~r~~~l ls centrally lol·11ted :: St.art.In& aalary t.o 185()_ lttllty O,.••• Campus Supervlaors·2 ID need ~ 3 UNt.ant.s. l · PoSitions 6 ~, day_ !Ugh for C'Olol1aC. 1 for 1ialr Sc6o01 4' Elementary ~. 1 for balr stylist. $3.38 hr. Call Laguna Richard Ouellette Salon. Bea.chSchoob494~ 972-t955 STATISTICAL TYPIST Tl.AIME£ No expene.nce ~nsary in this beach commwuty poaat.1011. All you need l!I eood typing ~lulls "' pl~a&ant personality Slartml( salary to $800 ax> Newport ~nter.Dr. N.8 llcycle Mechanic. Exper preferred. Full time. aala,y open. Call 831·2861 ore.mt. Bi lling oper. P IT . I S 30P M .• f'or Bur roughs L-6000 posting mach. Exper or will t.rlW\. Apply at IJ31 W. Ulth St.,CM ft>at Bui ldera ULxunOUS Boat Bui Ider look i ng for quality personnel m the follow Ing areas loaf c..,... ..... T oolRcJ /ft'W9.s man Hirctwcre IMtallert .........,. Mi9 • TH) w.W.r Gal Frfdcry a.ctric;an Excellenl beoe(1t.'I. 4 du} work WC\!k E U I=:. Ap· ply DOWHEAST YACHTS 700 E. AltoaAYe s..ta AM. Ca 92705 CJ79·68SO BOOKKEEPER-ACCT Exp'd for public account ing office. Adams & Harbor area. M7·9150 for appt ---------Bookkeeper Sec·y Xlnt salary benefits & wortdng atmosphere for t· pera enced person . Must type Ii have refa. !14 957 0971 Mary CARPOOER'S Helper, •mall cabinet shop. F\111 time. Some shop tool ex perience. Able to work alone 972·0670 or ~. Olrpet Bmder. Will sew binding lo raw ed&ei. ot area rugs. Ex~rience preferred or wall train person with commerrntl sewing background. Ap- ply an person Custom Weavt! Carpets. 18480 Pacific St, Ftn Vly -- CAS HIER· Apply 1n per son . C r o~o Hardware. 3107 t: Coa~t Hwy,CdM CAS~UERS. full or part lune Apply an person U n i t y Catr1 lo1t ~room. 3200 Harbor Blvd .. CM. E 0 E CASHIERS Specially dru~ stort-Inc Ill lr\'me needs Cash1er!1. & Sales Clerks to work from 9am·3pm Monduy thru f'r1du y. No c•>. penenec nee· Call l he store manJl(er for in· tcrvtew apJ>Otntmenl THE GUILD DRUG 5404 Walnut, Irv 552-1316 CA'HO ER for Drug Store FUil time. 30'.IJ E Coast Hwy. CdM 673-2S50 972-9955 MfSSEHGEft H you have nice lip pearance, good dn \'ml( record & cun rei.d un Orange County map or know Orani:e County. Uw; ~1lloo tocall'rjt t'<.I m bearh ar£'a \l"l'k~ auractl\l' 1ndn·1du.1l .,..,lh typing of !I()"' pm E iccell1•nl lil'n<tfll, & ptltl'flll.J !:>lilrttnl( '>alilr~ ltJ BX.I 972-9955 MICROFILM TRAINEE "o expl'rlL'n<'l' Ol'<.'c,;sary t:xcellenl L'n lry level poi;1t1on un iuaveyJ.td i,,h1fl 1n lh1~ 1>r11utirul hea\•h lcx·alL'<l orfll'e Start to '600 972-9955 ADVHTISIHG DEPARTMENT Needs attractn t' in d11;1duaJ with typing of ~m. Good techn1qu~ & apelllnl( ~11ul1ful of· fl cei. 1n beach areii Starung nlary S7tl0 972-9955 s.cy T nw to $'900 Typing 6. Shorthand a Bookkeeper I-' <.; t'or 11 mu&l. Beach locotJon t(rOWlllg consullJnf.? firm C~llERS UTOTEM MARKETS IAMK R£COt4CIUME.MT TWMHS Se\cral needed 1n this beautiful bearh 0H1ce No exp£'r1enl'l' ncressary Ju't ~ood math & nicl' apiwaranu· Slart!nl( i.31..Lry S.'>50 972-9955 s.cy Ho SH to $900 WOC'k with Controllc r. dicta.phone 972-9955 PWf onft S.Cy to SI 200 No Sit Must be ex perienced In bank. type 50+ .. 972-9955 Lae Secy to $1200 Type45+ &bave eqwp& aW> lease background in bank or may consider lease company. 972-9955 ...... .. to $90 Become AH t Branc Man.acer In this beach k>e.ied branch. S4&L Sav-ine• Supervlaor ex- penen~ a mu.at. 972-9955 located 1n Fas hion 1.51and. NB ~nef1t.s in el ud e maJOr m e d . mileage allowance. parking , all n ul 'I holidays. & your birth· day off +I wk vacation Call GlefUl Ob.en or Tt!d Ravly at &W-9174. IOOKKH:PER /\cc n t :1 Pa y able Construction expr. prt>f Mus Davis 540>0500 IOOIC PASTE UP Part time. Mon. lpm to lOpm, Tues lOam to Spm No experience necessary Apply The Pennyi.ave r . 1660 Placentia Ave.C M. BUS BOY. lwiches. Apply in person. Le 81arnlt Res t aurant. 414 N Newport Blvd. N B. 64S-6700. !Usboys. ruu time. day!>. Beacb House Inn. 619 Sleepy Hollow Ln lAcuna Beach. ~IJ707 Openings now a\ a1lablP for full time a!'is1:1tant rmna~er.. on 2nd. & 3rd sh.aft No cxpcnence nee We tram Start SJ. JO to $1 per hour Ad\ ancemt·nt opportumty for manage ment pos1t1ons to S5 SO per hour 1f qualified f or more information & 1n t.erv1ew go lo store 82 al 30009 Crown V11llcy . Laguna N1~uel. 4\Y.>-9950 or call n4 r.>:r7 ~o Equal Oppor Employer Ch.iJdcne: Experienced woman nef'dcd for part time Infant care in privat e h o me References desired Call 759-1374. ---- Olild care ror 7 yr old boy. my borne. 2·6PM. wkd)lj, NB. Home 7S9-9S70, of<' ~!ml. Ch ildcare. M ature woman needed to <'•re ror 18 monlh old bo> 10 my home. 7am·4pm weeltda ys. IJ79-l38 l $$SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSf ·~ CLERICAL .,. -.,.. = ~I = .~ . f>aol TEMPORARIES = ~ .,. -.,. = SSSSSSSSSSSSSS$SSSS : = SW AP YOUR ABILITY = = FOR A FUTURE = -.,. 972-9955 A~ SUffilVISOR Growing company seekb attracti ve 1nd1v1duu l $:ood oo IO key with A / P 11r re<·onc1hmrnt bat·k ~round & ability to supervise 3 to <( olher-1 in lh1::. depart mrnt oC heaullful bl>ach local<'<i rlfice. Startin~ 5alary to mi 972-9955 WotlD NOClSSOR TIAIMU Growing company 1n beach community !-ttki. atlract1vt 1nd1v1dual wilh good typing to tram on t.tus 1nteresllng t·om· pute r l1kt' machine Grral benefits & fnr ndly co workers StarllnR llalary lo 1700 972-9955 Pao ran M.AMAGIMIHT f'\nanclal giant In beach area seek.\ au ract1ve In· dlVldual Lo handle tenant problems. building nanagcment & parking. Type SO & deal well with people a must Starting salary t.o tBOO 972-9955 INdM9' u.a. -We open doors for you to 4't = career c h a ll enging = -Te mporar y Jobs . PAID _,. t.• V A C A T I 0 M S • P' A I D _,. ~ HOLIDAYS. au backed by our ~ ...., combine d 25 years or ....... SlCUTAlY TO VP ~r friendly comapny In beach areia attka In dividual w\th &ood typ in& 4r 1borth1nd to work with VP • Senior v P or lnaurance department Excellent arowth poten· Ual 6 fanwUc benefits Startint salary to StOOO To $1600 SlcLuperieoc:e a must 972-9955 ALLJOll ... MIYllA,_ ,, ........ ........... ,.. ... .,~ • = experience. We deal in all = ~ clerica l areas; Health ~ -Insurance available. tit -.,. = D.te Wry Pen1M1I Attt =· .,. IK ...... t ......,.., S.Cy __. • Cleft Tn-1.. C:... Senfce tit -' .,. '"... --Many More Jobs ! ! ! __. -.,. = CAU. l714t 117°9760 ~ .,. __. = -4SOOCampus Drive I Newport Beach ; OllMI 'DIAMNI ~ j CICIUA VICKI ;i· J$S$.$.JSSSl$Sj_$JSJ$1JJJt 972-9955 'AYIOU TAXIS f\nanclal lianl 1eeu 2 experienced Payroll Clerkt for tbl1 beach ~ed comp.ny. Hour1 are M , 5 d&ya. £xcetlent potm\, ~ cotle1e ac-comtins. 6lartiq talary to SlOOO. 972-9955 CARRY FOX AliENCY .............. ............ ..... ... M&.JOIS ... Qlie9 EY• By Appt Wt' have lmrn•d late ~II in OW' beautiful 0..... Couty.fadltt)' for tltt followlnc In· dirldult ' •CUSTOMll BYICICl.laK •OMCl-'LllK •DATABCTIY CLIU Sterractnrrran1ma1k la a blab' tec:bnolottY com· pany located in lhe lrvine area just acroaa from the Oranp County Allport. We oU er an ex· etileot salary 4nd eom· pl~ company benefits codudln$ major medical and dental. Fo~ im medaau coo.aiderat1on. please call or apply ;it Sierracin Transmask 3J52 Ca mpUS Ori ve Newport Be act\.; Ca 1714) S4MOIO Equal Opportuntty Employer M / F /H Uencal SECllTARY UCEPTIOHI ST We lire loolwlg for an ex perienced o ulgo1ni.: per.iO(l with typ1nii sk11t .. & the 1tbJl1ty to orl(aOILl' 5.Jary 11>111 depend on ex penencc· Pleai;e apply 111 pen.on Moo t1lnJ f1'r 1. ~ J ROGER'S GARDENS 2301 San Joaquin H.tlb Road 640!'>~ CLERKS Hoeewi YH & Sfude1'k t1xJlof11111 ha.'> .i JOh fur }OU' Wl' haH· OVClllnlo:' for p time l'm(lh1)1• .. , Wor~. IO /\}f to l JO J')f or i! "?rl PM 111 7 PM Cur rl'flU} there are opt"nm~:-. 1n the followm~ e1t1e" ~t'WpOrl lW a<•h <:oi.l.1 ~1e:-a . llunl R1 h . l"ttt \'alley we.,lmm~lt>r & Sanla Ana Appl> al lhc nea~t Fl\otomat .. torl' rrr rail for an mlen 1c-. ~t:oi:: Oert Health food i;tor~ t;xp d . mature. f I 548-95.3f Clerks P l n11:ht ~urk "'llnd.' ''' exp rie~· f or lol· mtrv\411 call for d<' U:Uls. $U>v ~ Gn 71~ ' Loara. Anah TI4-~t11 Orrk 'fypisl. ~60 wpm Mon fr1 9 65 (;ood phone voice 979-2270 Co mpan 111n Homemaker. for elderl\ lady U\' in.~ da)s Lo\. Ply surroundmg!o Mu't have car No houi.c .... rk. c all Tues aft 9A M 6Th-0015 Convert spare time 1nt11 cash m your porkl'l For rnlre Info nill 842 ~262 COOK · t:Xpenenced l1n1• cook Bu~y downto .... ·n L ai.:una B e11rh restaurant Call L~'Tln ur Harn el. 9 5. Mon Fr 1 «M-97~ ::oak. f'' 'r. for tut food Lynn ·~ Bur!'er"I l=:'Cp pref erred 646 3586 a ft 2PM --------Ccdt. musl have t•xp & {asL Fr>. br01ler . &. din Gd pay, s hort hrs Zub1es 63 1·91103 or ~l Costa Mes" Cook . needed lmmed Prer HS Student. Call 67!>-LS.56. ask for Pete . $1.89 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a 30d1ty ad mtbe DAILY PILOT SEIVl:E IRECTOIY 00 IT NOW ' 64Z.H71 CCII* O.Uvn1 mH~ '2 br. Experttnced P entry wen. u"rteQct4 ltt OXlk for Privatt C\u1>. IJJOY1nl • (ouch • ol Newport S.atb. Jl\all furniture. C.ll BtUy • &Jme daya. Wed1·Sun. ltw•u.MWI053. Call for appl. 16$-'°°° ext SI> Dlbvernenoo. fu&l Ume, •COOi(•.., ~onort~ity ex1IU for . full or pert Ume Coolr with aome lbart order experience. ~ Md cven.lruc boun available Enjoy tx· cel lent C()rn pa11 y benefit» Apply lll Personnel. 9am noon. Tuea.fti. MAU.1011' MOT& 900~ Center Dr ~BHeh Cooks jCosltJeN &Holtess Good Earth aa Interview mg on TUes 4 PM Xlnl wages 4t benefits 210 Newport ~nter Dr AdJ to Edwards Cinema COOK wanted . .Wiii lr•lo Glllley Care 673-41111 NB area for parU at.ore. PUr appt. Mtr37tl DELIVERY It STOCK WOR.K. Female fl male aolllieantl welcome. E•· ceUt-.L opportunil)' to. train in euto part 'aalea Apply 1522 Newport 81 .• Costa Mesa or lOOllO Adama. Huntlo1ion Beach Automotive Sup· ply. D•liver y Man Early morning L.A.Tlmee . 3:30em to 6am. $&80 per mo. 67~2515 or 846-1413. Dental Aaai1t. Do you want • career in Ortbo utillztn& all your RDA 111alla., 640--0121 DINT.AL Penodontist needs full time aaal Exp .. nded duties oppty. X-Ray ~ca~ reqd. &aper pref'd Xlnt benefllll Salary open . Call 8'2 66.11 (.; '':. m e t 1 l' 1 11 n r 11 r - -------- Westrrunster For :ippl Dental A11s1stant. part Ann N1chob SJO 433.1 time. hour:. neriot1able ----for beach area office. X C 0 t: N S F. L 0 R tt.. 847 3513 MANAGER T RAINEE , yexper req . prt ume 4 hn1 daily & full Dental Ass "l, Ortllo .. Chr ume. Rel. mature. well N li Part tima or full groomed lady f•ir l.JITll' uv Lo 4 dayi. J>t!r C11un1of'lor c; l<H1 a "'""k Top s alury & Marshall l"1Kurt· S:ilnn. benef1L'> Ortho exp. &· no .-xper nel' (;all RDAreq 642·2626. 642~ Q:iunter help. f tr or I' t. di.ly stuft, M lhru l''t1 /\p p ly 1n person I UAM 2PM Ornnj(l' J uhu" 711 E Hal!Jua Bhd . f~lbo.1 COUMTYHRP Ft•lllJfo• IR • I 4!17 14% '111.1.nt..rmJn full I •Ill! :"11 .ir ... 1 fur '1·'" l••rl' C: .. 111 l•Jf .ippl Mio (, I I · Ill 1111'.H f ,.1 l •1 111 rnn• 1JI I 1.1\ <'I \~' n• \ 111 In1111" \\u~I lit• I"''"'·' Ioli h .1\1· 1,ol11I I ol dn\l'f"o II< <\ 11\0.R I ,If H ,. I 1 r 1 ti µ r , I 1 r r , tJ i s:! IKJ.t :red.It & C<>llt:111on' E n Joy 1 n 1 ,. r .... 1 1 n .: . duuJcn.cmi.:. 1111ork with J natJooW'lde ioale .. f1oc1m·c· n1 We hiJ\t· wH·rJI full tunt' openini.:' 1n c·n ·d1t II. 1·ol11•ct ion ··~ 1wr11•n•"' vrt-Ccrr•·d l'I•-."•'"' "<lrltlnl: l'CKllltt t•ln' •• ~ n•ll\•l\I lll'n•·f th l .ti I 1141> ZK31 M1111 Fri , II ~~l>M to .orr.:Ant.r.1.· 1n tttv1l'W t; 0 E M F -- CJlOSSIMG GUARD O ty lJI 1-·ou.nta1n V .die> )tul>l b~ J\ :i1lable t.1 wort ~plJI boun. dunnlc( 'rhool dJ\ S! It!'> per hciu.r ContJc1 Pe,...,onn<'I off 11 t' I0200 °'ii .t It• r Founta.i n \ .; II c \ !163-1$321 F: 0 1-: CUstnm frall'l.lnl( traint'•' needed.~ Hr •. "'1ll•ni.! lD l~Mn all aSl>'c't't'> llli area 842~1 DATAEHTRY OPBATOR IU 3741 t''\pt•nc11ro• tit• ''rJbh• Will 1r.11n I<~ becoml' but·k UIJ c·om putt•r opc•r:i1nr t-:'I C'('Jl{'flt rnni:<' bc .. ncf1h & ""«lunl: t•ond1t111n" Ca II l'c·r~n11nt•I. w,.,,,·rrt Ornwt•r' 1\''''' 1.1, 11111 m8:&t Uell Ht>lp. full t 1ml'. t'"-Pt"r pref d Hef, &M 51)1!1 ---DEUVYIES I' time aftcmoon' M•!><' c'r duue-. i\ut11 nl.'l. 0 ( · i\ifll0'1 area ~ ~.1 DelJ "Cry Pr r"on On q •r-. fur OenUll Lab p.irt tlmt• Morrun1t., or aft1tmo11n.., Musi ha\ e vahd ~·I ht· & Rood dM\'IOR rt-t•ord Weekdays call 646 ~ltill DELIVERY UUV l'arl lime, afternoon. .. & c1ll day Sal F\im1ture dr IJ\•cry 17Z7 We!!td1fr l>r N 8.646 187K DelJveey p 1ume AM . I, A Times. $100 per week Lq\Jna Beach. 4,._8496 Delivery, P /\, 4 30-\lpm. Own trans. Mon t-'r l Some wknds rCQ Mu11t beovr 111 SJI ~II DELIVERY DRIVER Pfflme opening avail Mu.st be 21. Slart at SJ 25 + tips Able to work ClV9. AoPlY after ~pm. Mk foe ()eQe or Michael. Me N'Eds Piu.a, 410 £ 11th SUM. Colla Nesa Dental 1\Ss1ti t. X Ray lie nel' 4 dayi; IM Th 1 Salary upen 546·3000 DINT AL AS STS $100 to $1.000. 642-0112 Dental A.'ls1stanl. HELP!! Yng drntl::.t nc1.'<ls front <tlfr help !>lal f''r1endl~ •l fr.10(.., of +-·!>. N. li 642.4632 ra:xT,\L A,,,,t r T . !IDA prd d I )r mine~ 1)('11 cnrt> II U K4 7 25Qf lk'ntal "~' l ethical. tfUjh\) <1ffllc I.cl u~ rn.tk• '"u jn •1ffer ~ou ran I rt.fu."'' lluntm~1111 a .. nh !WI 11717 Ut-nlal Kl'l cplwn1sl !or :'-oewµo1rt l~al'h ('rown & bntl.:e pract11·~. fu ll t1m1· 1ce•111d licnd1h 1)44 !f.!l I Det.taA Ani1tant l lwmudl' R.U A cxpcr Ill all phas~ oC bark of flee. Nwpt ar~a 645-6501 Dt•ntal A-..,t Ncwp•Ht Brach of'ftl·e Chairs1dt' .-xpe r pre rerred 64&-s.411 or 64&-~ De.I< derl. mu.'ol tx· abh to ~·irk "'•···kend!> & l'\<"I The Inn Al L111<una Zl I N C11a~t llwy i..aKWl" ffe<1ch DRAPT'ER. electnral. in du.,lnal & commercial bldJt-. Olll ~ 7480 R E Wall & A.'>l>OC. Inc 177111 Sk>"P.iTk Ctr Irv . 110 Drain Cleaner" needed Will tram Xlnt pay for hard work 1-·or info c:ill ~ 146.'> u~ Heh area OfUVER. full time. good dnvin~ rt'cord. Ill ycur~ & over Apply 2431 W 1'11 cd1 c• Cnas l llwv Newport ~ach · DRIVER FOTOMAT CORft. has an upen1ng for full lime pcr.IOO to penorm roull' duties and lit1• mamtenance work Min 11gt> 21 & 1tood dnving re rord Company van pro v1ded Salary SJ 31 per hr x.tnl bt9t.'f1tll Call !164-44~ for 1ntervie~ EOE DRIVER f\all or part time. f1ower delivery. l-1owers b) Debra ALSO P '1'imt· sales ~rson. 645-0093. DRIVER Alli Lime van dnver. LA & Orangt• Counly d e li veriei. 213 'WZ· 1354 --- Dnver for LA Times PM route . S. Huntington Beacll area. Xlnt s aJary + bonus. dependabl~ car. Call for detatls. llM.ar1 or S.-3504. •DRIVHS• •fUU. TIMI• Neal •PPe•ran ce knowledge of Orange County. Good drivinf re card. Ovel' 18. Company ve hicles. $3. lO per hr +locentlvea. Call Martt 751·86. DllYBS COUNTER HELP Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast t'iUea. Net ll80 a week or more. O ran1e Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt Herrmann, .fountain Valley. <Ho of. Slater b•t•o Newb~pe ai lhr!Ud> Homemalcer Hours \\11 rit•1" htt1111'1h,n1nim1•d1e1h· oix·111nR' ,1.u11n1: '' $3.40 hour* Dry ClHnera, Couat.,- llirt tor a i..aa-. Dr)' Cleaner•. eaper not mcm. bul mUlt bt out d ldllool Mk for 1qr . -- CJt EWLY '9tl.OT ......... Xlat ""' , .. .---------i "!Ji"l .. l ..... . .._ .... ...ucs. ... . ••M OfRCI ,._,I\. n 111n ~ ir.-1•1 .... .._. • .u...t car• t1P••rHer. n-. ..u: ""Olrt~ Hoapu.uo Ro•t•u Rill• •••II eacblan. Jobs.cvri\J llnlte.M1 -_:__. _ ........... Wwlll ~POIMecDnJ llaln i:&«Uent tom 1tlUTtaut For A ~ t.n.ftta MMt0J Vmit111 of OutMa 0.. At'-d A.PPL V Br:t'WIUl!N l J y tr PIT lvenlnp "'•ctorr Production .. ProdwUcm Place Wear• MCk•nfC a DoM ~ on 2nd • ~ Newport 8eac:h ~ for our loutl&e 1htfl Apply R .. u. ---------•I Penon to b• people Hubba" lat. us A~emd.a -onent.mi and abJe to t!n· P\co. San Ckmeete aeOeral fcn:e ooropany policl .. ~YA! 5 ,;ppJy 8ftn f2 noon. FACTORY WINJTOWOB WE NEED YO _ ASSW•&HS •ACToaY WAJtlHOUSI P&1d Woekly Nofo'ee f1KW'e COMulUult want ed . will train en ~ lllus1asllc woman for plirt·time or full·time padtion Ca II 631 ·2'444 --Tue9·P'ri, P.,~l tl1thut1utlc 1ndlvldualit MAaaJon HOT&. eeam comm lo Sl.000 by llW Newport Center Dr T I\ a n k • a 1 v 1 n I • l'ffwport Beach l>emon1trati: t oy1 ~ Equa10pPor Employer IOfta Complge tratnll)# No delivt!rloa or 1·0Jlect 1nll Need c ar <.:1111 ---------•! 114 5'Sl·S346 coll«t lo lft:e hDe GIFTS 'N GA[)(a;Ts Our29lh Yur JOIS A VAii.AiLE!! C)fl1·r al11r ~ llil\1 :!7'1;! Xerox 8~1 I llM OS.I Typt'>h W11n•llousc· Work1·r" A-..'-emhll'l 't N fo:V t-:H /\ 1-'t-: Y. ·~ llGHT AUDIT a.ERK Gond opportuiuty ror .i n:Hible person w1lh un apUtude for num~r~ & calt•ulutor 11k1115 NCH 4aJO exper pref Advun cem ent opp11rlur11lll't1 avwl Enjoy idnt ('nm pany be nehl!\ /\pvly 9am-l2 Noon. Tuc:1 l''n . Penonnt'I MAUJOTT HOTEL OOONewport Cent<'r Ur Newport Beach F'.qual Oppor f:m1>lyr M If" ManuCacturln1 mtdlcal company o edl • penoa who la 1 aelf ·1t1i1er, 1 I~ deWI work, capable of wortln& under a mJcrotcope or with 1matr · parla. Knowled•e or 1olderln1 optrallon1 • nalatance weldtn1 proc11ae1 helpful. Oood beoeflta. Mlaalon Vi ejo a rea. Salary conUMMW"IW wlth experltnce. Only thoH ,quanned soekJna permanent e mployment. ca ll Betty t or 1pp0lntment 581·3830. OllPllOTOIB ror 'rod1&ct lo o .. 11auk•'· Nr OC AirPort Mon·Tbur1 •·•.ao P m. e. .. m •. •>CL l•ll•M. lDRalJen E•· p ·c1_, for Uokla lMw. CA.. 1n So o.c. cau : (JW('O lmW•Uon -.a123 --- lJWUnnc:e JUMOR TEClf./or audio 1,..Wtdl wt.allauoo In radU•~.~~ IC-' WCIR 20-30 hn, momiap, over 18. Only tao.. wUUot to work oeed appty. Hrb' waae dlpaa on )'OU. "1-4020 ...,.__.. °"' ... /C°'*°' CWti 0yn,m1c Real Estate [)ewjopmem Co hu 1m mediate openinc ror a peraon qu1l1 fled to operate 1tn IBM 3741 o.t• Statton W1ll be *OILER* Medical exp baclr office for busy pec!Jatrtt.lan ·, Immediate part time' ankle. F\i0Ume14'4170. openln1 tor . lndlvldu•I lledlul Aulalant ex wllb machlnl1t• back-per1enced bllck office, ,. cround to handlt" all day won weeJl N-1•1 melntenao ce ollln1 _ _ - oeeda. won,. houri P«"l'f ..-.C:A&.ASSfSTAMT day• 5 daya per week· N e w p o r t B • • c: h LEAi SIEGLEI TRAMSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W~l Seatnilrom Sanu. APll.C. Rhaum~'• offlce Must bave v1Ud, limited musc uloektleul X ray permit ... do vf'Olpuncture .. rouune lab, lilll wetl Salary com rneru.urate w 1lb ell per M-lMl s...ic. wtt.h •future Am· bWowl rn10 cw woman pre1ently empl0¥t1d Part Ul'l"e to 1tart F\111 Unwe when qualified with 1 mlnrnu~m 1uanntff pcir month. Complete training proararn f1nmeu Jn11ur1nce Group 0.11 Gene OIUnd 848 ~Ul rapocu1lble for all in f..qualOpportumty houM key punching & .. ~mploycr m 1( /h Medu:~J Au111u1nt bHk 0H1<·e , full t1mt' Ptd.latncs Send rr11umt" lo Ad•51JO. D111ly 1'1l11t. I' 0 Box lfl50. Co:1ta Mesa.Ca.~ IMSUUMC! AGIMCY "'Ire &c cuually, t'IJll) m erl"t•I l1nl"'4 un derwr1 ter •:•pera ent·1• req 'd H ob~rt11nn ln.s uranct' Allllnl" Inc. 61~ INVOOORY Tuel. Wed ThUB 7AMto3JOPM Leaving from On Line of f1c:-e 6AM TraMportat1un & refre1>hmcnt1 pro v1dt'<l. S3 SO per hour <.'AU.TODAY 557-0045 venncauon • handlulg 1---------· ol romputer out put rt' Mal~. appl)' The Inn at Lagunu. 2 l I N <:oa 1>t llwy, 1..aiuna fJuch porta as well a' otht'r clerical fund10fJJ! Typ· •na M wprp required PrevtOU8 expenence on IBMJ741 preferred Stood l•--------Mume & salary requue rnent to, Cont.roller, Tht> Gun."t.oo Hall Co. lnl' . 4463 Birch st , Newport Huch, Ca . 92860 An £qu1I Oppo rtuni ty F.mployl'!1' L.dlc .. Archtt~ lmmed openwg w 1t-11 pandlng l»ndHa pt• dtthllecture firm rur .. de11~ner drafl!lperson. Xlnt working t•ond. vanl'd re11p. Salary l'Om me1ll!Urale w t.<XP (;on tact W1lhum Crook. ut ~1282 MAIDS WANTED for pnvaie rCM>rt start. 1mmed l':xp preferred Will tr am Fu 11 ll mt' Apply 111 J)C!nion. U9 N CoMt Hwy. La(( Reh or Call 714/~~I. ABk for Dame MJllntenance man fnr ~~ unJt apt l"Omplt>x in (; M 642·~3. C2131Jl65 :ltSl Mamu:nenre llwndyman Apt nwtnt bldl( rlean uµ C M N H aru Tru1 k <ir van deuniblt: ""11 llml' ":.Xpt'r nee: &<l2 1603 MEDICAL l.ivc in. '200 per week pl~ fll(Jffl & board 1714) IM04>1til or tall I 4221 6431 MEYERHOF~ Pnaary suppUer o( aood food to lht-I rv Inv coc porate community , nHds r e1poo11bhr dt' ll very peraon to dn ve 1>u r van Good dnv ng rt•ronS neoeMiary Mon F'r1 Ap JJfVJC 8 JO lo I l.O <iood for part lime durlnl( ..choof SUn ll T!J ptt hr C..11 Glenn SS7.Q32 MOOILS-ISCOtrTS Altr<'cttve Female.. Only ~k +. Ml-68116 FOOD St:RVJ C~ SUPERVISOR Cert. pre rerred. C le an. newer lutchen Port Mt.'!la Coov Ho11 p. 257 0 Newport Rlvd Costa M elia. ff42..0400 Uonust".'>. l·ull tod11y • ltouw<-leaners wantt.'CJ to 0\-Llf\C::. work Tue11 fo'r 1, 8·3 for rt MPOll"'1Y Pll!SONNEl sit.MCI s Jnruce's Ha1<1<1.'dY Ann·., )723 llrch Sfrfft LAT .. MACHINIST TRAIHH Mw.t have mtn1mum 2 yr.. l"Xpr und w1lhn,: 111 learn new mdlloth & m u c h 1 n e :. !-'.I o m 1· .automallt• t'xpr Jl'o pref Call Mr H1h•y fur a ppl 117!MIUIO MA.INTINAHCE t\111 time l"nlry lo-vrl po111t100!> 1ava1lubl,. 1m ml.'d1atcly ::.t N1•w1M1r1 lle;ull Marino. lrv11ll' l.alu· Somv P>.pt'nl'O< l' 1t1 plumb1nl( 1'h•11 ni .ii & l'llrpt•nt ry Ex<·c•l l1•nl l~.flL'> If )'OIJ llkt-\II wfJrk outtlrJt.Jr:o. J>I'"'' 1· Jpply 1n i;.t.'f'i.on tu ~nR !lf"w,paper ault) routt' APfirox hr"i 4 6am daily ldt'al ... uppll"m(•n Uil j<Jb AllJ)fCll( C4f0Jnf;" S37"> M~J mo !"t-llJ 30014 7 11> .. rn f-000 SERVIC,.: /\.%-rs l 3 hr.1 daJly. no exp nee. 13 35 hr beginning Sept 4 l\pply lo lrvmt" Un1f1t-d ~hJ Di11l 2941 Allon /\Vt>, Irv ~Sli 4900 ,.:x i 30 1-:01-. h1rt·1~n l'<1' rnc•l'h.1011 Ot"t'dt'ti. ell!J4'nl'IH'l'd I\µ "iJ II (If( (; to:m. sti&-ll521) ll:J.'>-2622 M i l-' 1ily John -1 1-'1m·11tn t'Jr ,._ ________ _ '>1· r v H '" I. a~ N 1 ~ 1• ICll 0621 l"ountlry lnv .. -,1 rn1•n\ 1·a.,ung melu·r nt·Hlt·d 1mmcd openinl(. exp n1«· Apply al !165 W IHlh M. L'M A:.k for Jt,hn or ~er c; 1-:N F.H/\L OF'f''JC f': TYPISTS StX:RETAIUi':S /\OO>UNTING Cl.1';HKS Top Vay No f'ee Paid Wt.'<'kly Moa•ru Tllmporary Scrv1('c" I rv1 rw 7::.2 f tG66 KCI~ M J~ RONTOFC.,,-rcept. $1000 /Mo Ch1ropr 1JC'l 1c· •Af1ct' in Newport tkal'h lll'.CIWH"!I xlnl t yp1nl{, :tt l•---------t r<u·l 1 v1• app~arant:t· l'rt-v t·xpr prt•f , no -..molung !f/5 1 llil i'\ill & part t1m~ ~«iunLN help m-edtd Tll1· Uake Shop, CdM m :p:110 (;Af, P'RI DAY. illr•MlR re t•eJJllorusl t h•nt·ul sk1lli., capublc of a&i1um1ng rci.poni.1bll1ly Xlnl l(rowth opportunity w 1r<tp1dly •·xµandlnj( moped importer l>erb1 MWX' Corp of Am1•n1·u . 17141770 6726 G !';NERAI. <>l"l"l<'t: f 1t11ne w m pur11 l'Y • flftJn 1-'rl fl()'/, ll( <111P, 40',~ dcncaJ. type ~ • wvm . mm1 c•ompvV-r dlltll 1·n lf')I J'hoo", tnnu· 1<1 r-ntnic pn n• ~ 7~:. t , If B <W.NV.kAl.IH'YfCI'. ~IT\JIJI tl(JYl·ll)' .. JIJllt• •OOlp;,ny •SllJ.I n IMI..., "" WlflWI~, n..i. "*'rlt,f/(I J>lllrt \.llllf' tuJJ llff14' 1111nt tu.vr t)'&MDC • "''""" of f ir~ ... _,.,, .. ,11 •• 11.-.WJf ••Jrll.iny 1·1111111 U()M ApfAy '.I lllun •1t1ly WI W 11th ..._, .. .,., t.-Ml.1 Mall G•BUO#tel 'f'ypht /tA't.-JA11..,... ,..,., ... p Uonlal f"ull llm• l<1r ~ ..... t; llll'hllAW turaJ nrm (J(.Jl,d tt11lnei Gftfl OFftCE Jmml'd 11pc•n1t1R i':i fJer11Jnced Aec1 '1 rl'c·v uU-typmg Phone. Co brnt•f ils $1150 blart 642-3402 Gen'I Ofr l>ellvery Stu dent wanted P tr. I 5 mon·!''n . mwl h<1ve own t·ar. eull !>40•51151. Gel. OfftCE F ff J,ighl typing. 1wmc 10 key. bu.'ly dei.k. Talk to Gle n ys o r l>i!bbl (' ~.7~0'..00 Gtrl 1-'rldlly UlllSt 10 t11ll 1111( depl U.r rt.>qwred <.:a.II PatMMOOO GIRL FRIDAY S4~!!~r <¥.II rf'C:'QrdM fflt'11Hj(t 751-1430 • 11 (1() <;o IJANCl';RS ~ fll)W liy ~l'rl't'll Al1Jat M•tnnl 1711 S 1110 f..r.l llO GUINHOUSI tt ()uUWS.. rt*'W St kMrur JM•kaon It Pflrlrln•. 11?~7 lrv1nir • 6-nd Citn rnn HI. ~ lllcllS., • ~""" man 1---------nar 6 koowl•111(• of telephone pr0<'11dur81 S•l ary apen C• I I Ml.511 •••41.0MCI YOUCAM.OTO WO.TODAY .. 'Or ..... ··~~ 'oc., a.ti .. , 2 ,, ....... lacelleat. P•Y , op· ...,__ for wontn1 N, ,,_ 1 to I da19 per W9M. Lont•r ... 110· meau aYafh blt. ._.en.el,., of. , ...... • ad ~>' tor Ja· ........ 517..0045 rrL1 ·fr.'\'!"'-• GUARDS '-' rL.ft · \-,.U • part time. All ~,..........;:; otu. Unlforau • J7U .... llrNti ~ Al .. 21 or ,,,., 1Wlrtd walco9ht. -·c •..... • ::r"vw:' ~"f: L~•J._ !~ w. 1t11 Hllr¥990CDltMU,..traot .--: ..... ~u. I•· \OM111 Cluel,... ... 'W.t.w ..... till., .. It w.ai. 141-M'll. ...... rrt. .. ' 64.S-llm Newport leoch ltousecleaning Japam ... t• ---------woman, I day 1wk in f:;aslbhif 644 4326 HOUSl';CLfo:ANERS Car nt.-c. P tr Top SS (;inl(hBm <.;1rJ 64~ 5123 lloui.ckeeµ1nl( 11<'111 net·<lt'd, L.11<una Heh IU. .... ort h11td hn fir•. 1•a1 ll v;,1 • lJ11nu '>. ~1196 l~pcr for family, daily 7 JO am to 6 110 pm Mu11ldnve Work ~lwled ref's req'd. Xlnt uh1ry benehla, Turtle Ruck Mrta Ml-IH70 llOUSEKf:i':PER full tJme, 2 small children llunt. Bch 536 2403, 25PM HOUSllCUl'ERS F~TIME U<1na's hou.~eepin)( Cal1forn1a 11 largcxt needs 5 mature people to work private homes 1'-SS per hr 756-0826 Housekeepers. full lime .. p rr. good workmii conch· t1on1, 8 pd bollday11 . E.0 E Bayview Manor, 642-3506 1------------, ' lnc1u11trial Tum Extra Time Into Extra Money '1'1•mp1ira1v worlc mt• ,1 n ' u fl 1•"' 1hI1· ... urk "''hl'llull' 1 twt f1h y1111r m•1•1l' You 1· an work II!\ 111 u1 h .11111 J i. 1,f\1'11 .1~ you lrkt· /\II 1111111· i.k11l11 11 1• 1· ti 1· rl 'J 1, ,. x 11 1· r 1 1· 11 e 1• 1w•·•·•111ury J\SSF~M m.1-;ns ELFX.'TRIC J\SSJ.;M BLERS I .. ;llJINlt'nt•(<fl ) MJ\CH OPJ<;n WJ\RElfOUSE SIHP-REC CLKS '1'11p 11 ay . 111111' \ 1u ·11110111'. rt•f1•1 r ul honu1H•11 Nrv"r 11 ft-1· IELL~ 'll l\Vll f Cull or ('onw In T01111v lrvhw IJJ.1441 21 O'l HUllinhi. C<"nll'r Ortv<• Su1lt' 20H fhanllnl(t-On Rcuch 147-J4tl 8907 Warner Ave 11215 Laauna Nl1tut1I IJJ.oMl 779~7 C1b<ll Roalt Sunta An• .. ,...,. 11.5 N. M1ln Un JUIR Block Otnce > l Equal Opportunity J ltmploycr M/Jo' ----~----- ll :. time you Rel oH your beach &t find that ler nfir JOb ''' Call us' I~ Per500nel Agen<·y o118 F: 17th. Costa Mes11 Ste 234 fl.U· 1470 ~~ - -___.._ __ - JANITORS Men & Women to work l"VCS, S dayi1 wttk in Newport t'ashion Ii.land arew Un1vt-r~al Hid.: Mamt.enunre 1226 W. 5th Sl. SA 5't2 7261; JAMITOR f\111 lime. Mon lllru i''ri Xlnl worlung cond & bt:nefll.ll. Bayvu~w Manor & Conv. Hosp 20S5 Thorin S t C .M 6C2-J505. E.O E. Jaoitor·Plaot Clean up on dby lhdt. Apply Reevt'1> Rubber Inc. 415 Avenl(ia Pico, San. Clem. JAMTC>a.IA&. STUDENTS, part ume Ii. full llnM Janitonal work 11vallable al Irvine Com pany Munn» Sb<19ping Cent er & Aparlmt:nl oomfiex. Mual be 18 w1lh valid C~l l(o rnla 'K dnvcr·s license l'le111\e awty1<t THI flVIME CO. 11171 Caml!lb11ck Nc!wport Beach 64Hl79fl t:Qual OppQr F,mploy,•r J~lry Wu Peraon. ex penenced only OranRC County 714 N?lt-6124 JEWELRY SAl.t:s I'm looking (Qr an t"X penenced diamond tu1le11 pers o n familiar w 1enaa11ement r.eta fl re· mount •ale& for So Coost Plua MuJI retail· jewelry store Thill person mu y now b e preaenlly employed by an lndepen· d.ant or amall chain and fcell that thtlr effort as ablUtr 11 not be1n" rt" ootnlzed nor rewarded I tulve an <>pportwuty o( • Ufet.lme, an opening for IOmlOftt lookin& for ad· v~. a de1kre lo IUC~. willingne&I to accept re1pon1lblll\y, llbat1> •alert. Your e•m· U1' potenU a I 1-di.rec:\ I y relat.d to your attitude, creatJveneu. ability It MU motJ vat.ion. Thia la • caroer with the flneat jewelry ch.ta Int.be U.S. -YIElSFl!LD'S Mr. Klein ~7188 Laundry. hle work . al Costa Mei.a Inn J;/llJ Harbor, C M .. \a II & I' 11 Salary+ <.:o &11d1h Apply 10 pt>r.><m I.EASING SECRETARY TO $1200 Type 45+. no 11horthanrf have eqa.apemcnt & aul•1 lea11e bac kf(round 1n bank or aut.o lt-11M· 1•11m paoy. 972-9955 CARRY FOX AGENCY THE IRVIHf CO IITTI c .. mt'lhJI k N(>WJJOrt 1"4' 111·h Ml "7!•· E11uul t)pµur fo.mpl11"' r Maintenance Person You '>hould 1* Jhlr to u•w hancl l•JtJI'. clo l1r,hl n iqwntq & '"' 1111 rn~· t1f' Ill· uhl< I•> fr1llt•.,. l4nll1•n ,ont1 oral 11"lru1 h1.n,.1J1•h1 vlur11l1t111 K1·11u1u•mc·nt' 111c lutl1 h1.:h 'll'hllll1I .. 11 .. p I ""'''' 1'111 hf11n11 m d1 11111111~ rt'iln1'\1t1ni. M11u·I l.aun<lrv p.·r,on• h~ l.iundf) ww· fo'ull & I• iaml:' ~al.1rv •I •• l•'fl<•l11 l\µ111\ 111 1~·r"'" """ '""I J ,,, •• 11111 :tat>llarb•1r (' \1 :'t1 01 .. 1 'll'hl < l .. r~ \ Jll•lll' •lulu" :1 1h I" "'II. "I 11/\\1 $11~1 f•1r 111 • 'JI ~I;.>', 1111 , \\1 A., '.Hi l MC>\ .. It "'''''"•' .. ,1 I Jtd1.11Jlt• hill trnw ~.n ~I« °"4'1(1 11 1 11:. lJ!tl" .... k I )(f'O I wurk~r 1n Mt-11 •1tl<' tyrw "'t'll ,;,i i:r.•.,,1 \t' •••r,Jl1I" 11 •·1·1l1·tJ \Int 1•·1' IM llll 'Ur' I I \ \l.o I I Ill ,111 "'~,J•~I fur "'.11 1·r111~ A 1 f O' .t n J I' \ I• I' I ' I 11 1wr'<•1tl "" 1,r.101 I lu\d 'ur l'r\ 111 ~II N~·...,port 111Hl •M· 7•l41 MEVERAF£E ALL JOIS FREE 1616 E 4th Street s.ta ...._ Ste I 30 Open t:ves By /\ppt W1• 11fl vr t'H't•llc·n l I•--------• lirod1U. wh1• h 1111 lu1l1· 'llur-t·ry ''"'' w1-cto. vat .. t1•111 .1h..r ,UMT PU SOM Legal Secretary for m t.od SIU cJelense ('IVll IJt11(1l Urlfl farm i':xper prt• ferred Good l y prnl( 1k11l11. conlal't o ff1 ('1• b montllll. I I pll1cJ hol1do )'I 1nl'lull1n11 <luutmai. Wf't'k off 11nd lt'f'OUP '°'uranev IK•l(111i. dayol b1r" Plew.t> llpPly an pt•n•on or caJI l'er~onnl'I for dp potntment (7141546 1 ~1 mgr 7S9001 Start 1m AMDocWllftltOf' mecfj1t.ely A 01 v1s111n f)( AM tntemallooul. lrw ._...~_ ....... y -..-~ 2!l21 S D111ml('r M Sr w 1con1lr bc k.irnd 1• o Hox IC.647 pref Xlnl 11k1lla l>et111I Sunt.a Anu, Ca 9'l71 I oriented ()ppty for ud van c II u n l tt 1 h t:qual opportunity Uynam1 c. eon11rn101 employerM/fo'/H ICJ"Ol.CP ~ .f.2:5() , ________ , Le&•I Ser'y 1N e wporl 1---------•1 Buc h Rupon1lblt' MAMUfACTUllMw IMICt'totJiry to work in 3 nc~•ci H lawyer offlre XJnt llk1lh1 ,._ A ~wred S•lary ol)(ln Medical Component• I Ruth ~ t;orp , a fHl growin)( • 644 t111h technology com "-9111 Stcrefsy pill\Y In Mi.ulon Vlt'jO 18 Xlnt typin& a mu81 Mug looking for n tml(ht, cardllreq~red.Ablrto ynunl( m t'l'h~n1ca l work under prt"uure manufartur1n.: tt'ehnl CofUcl P•t. 644 VI w clan wt th 2 yur. of com pie• mechani cal •• LEGAL SECRt':TArtY tcmblyexPf'r Mu1mum Newport Huch Airport pay comnwnl!ur•lt' wltb area. eJlperience In l'XIX'f' lfyoufeelyouare llU&•llon a. bu111nP111 qwallfied ind re.idy (Of' ii Beod1t.a Gnt>d working thalle.nj(e with an ex cond S;olar y o pt•n t·&llcnl c h ance for 714 n52 ~l!I J)f'r11onal and t1nuncl•I "1'0'Mh + xlnt MoefltA, Uve-ln Chri.all•n IWlJIC'r ICJve ua 1 call. Hk for rorddrrly lady. CM ~r Betly.»J.31130. help(ut. 548.3289 I~~~~~~~ Wt• II.Tl' l(l(Jk1n11 for "'" •iutMotng pt•r.,011 IU work with 1ndu11r 1'lllnt11 & lhetr ma 1n1 .. n.1n1·1• l''u II lllTk'. soml' wt'l·kc·nd~. t'Al)(•r11•nt·l'IJ rf'q u11 N1 l'11·1Lw "'Pill) 1n JH·r,1111 Ml'IO ROGe·s GARDENS :i::JOI ~l J1>.1t1w11 IWls k.oud CDM G4() ~4 NurMS Aid.ell 1 3, 6 3 11 1-;itper1enced SJ 25 l o 14 00 per hr Recenl xrad11 It houM:w1vrs al" ~ for r ert tr111nin1t Mes• Venie CAHlV llOllV 881 Centtt. C M 5'8·M85 •HUISt*i• RN·LVN. flllJ·Ume, alck i-y. 8 pd HoUd1y1. 1na henef1U1 , idnt workin• cood,, E 0 F. Bayview OJnv llolp, 2a5o5 Thurlo, CM 642 3S05 ll11r the llsuly 1'1IC1t "fa-1t Re,.ull' \l•rv1rr dJff'C'l1wy Ynor ~Vtl't' 111 our 'lptttally c'all 642·~18 ext 322 Live· in llouukeeper. •••••••••il••••••••ll 18.30, all houlM.' pr! v. I child 0 K Anyllmt- wknds, aft 6 day• ~ LOT ATTENDANT needed luJI or pert time. 16.ial ti. LI yean old SS74S20 Lundi Waim.tes Mon·Yrl, exp pre.I'd 2511> W. Coaat Hwy, NB LVN luJI M part ume. ...s.lcallon1 S.ll. Maa V.-de Conv. Hollp. Ml OllMr', C.M. Ml·Ma. MAllmNG REPS Highest Comm1aslona to •II OP&O.MINT c.- ft8JOIMANCI PIC>elt\MS lf"ed hy mn«t procreu1vr comp.nln • Proven Ht11ult.1 • Penonul tmprnvcmttnl rt1ult101 In company profit.II • Wt'll known natlonwldt flr1t time In CalUomla ' JI ,..i wm your ldfffttt· ... CMU•&• to reach ..,,. peop1e a\ lo••r eo1&, a ... m_. t• th• ~ t.o IOI Call How l ...,. 1"or an appointment to leana man -*1 OU. fenta•Uc opportunby. ull David Plenlt t7 t 4) •11·1712 ( • •• MAS IALll ON ••1 . ;l'ofiy. Cof • USSIOM PUN • IAIY ST~ 7~flAN ........ ...SllnlCIS ,., ; . ' , . .. • PIONHIOtW. •Ol9 ASSIS1'AMCI MIAMI MOii IALll POI YOU . '· . ... ,.. ............ ..... n..-.il $JOO.GOO,_ ... It ,. ... ..,.. ..... eel ... .... we.w AK flotl SMAION 719.0ZU .... ,.,. c ....... Offla NURSES AIDE Im mediate openinc at Raleigh lhlla lloap Newport Beach. J.11. 30 pm 1hHt Prefer ex· l>C!rience Call 6'5-S7cn. OOce Help. Part llmt". ltudent '* R.Y Abr;,m21 Cat.aloe Showroom. 1819 Newport Blvd . Costa M•;, crncce help wlinte(i, full Ume. Apply 1n ~rsoo . 350 Cl1111«1, <.:. M ~ O'J22 OfflCE • Accounung •OrderClerk Shipper We will train . Mace~~ Yachts. 1631 Pl»eenUa, CM ,-----------~; I c Hf11 .. I 1 ·Tum Extra : : Time Into I I Extra Money 1 I I I 'l1•mp•11.ir\ >1-nrk I I /IH'.111 • ·' II··~ i1t1 .. I 14orlc ,, h,.f1uli· rh.il I f ti., \ 11ur rwf'fl' '\ 11u I • .111 v.11rk '" rn111 h 1 ,J(lfl ''' hflt'fl ,f\ I 1111 l1ko· All 0H111· ,kill' llt'~·f11•1t • Typhh • s.cr.+arie\ •Word ,roe • Acct Cl«iu ·c~ I .. I' I• .• \ I'·' I •I • ·" '"''" ,, ... ,, .d t ••• ,,., ~·· fl I l(LL~ I di I •I 1 11>1• In l1t<l.1 1 f r\IO•• Ul-1441 'l'r'.! llu•111t 1·c·ntt'r llrt\• !'-ull .. :.'flft "'" I " I• •II II• ,. II 147.)4tl "''"'' \-\ .tfru·r '\. r •.'1' I ·••'Ult.I \1~·11• I I Jl-OS4l .'7'1" I .tlJtll ll11.1tl -.. .• n1.1 \n,1 Ul.01 lO ; I '1 'I. \l.11n •In ll&U Hl11<1i. r111t11•1 I I I I I I I I I f ~.qu.1J 01111t1M11111I I I I fo.mplm,., M t • t __________ J Office AH ..... llullh Car.-h r1llty . nudruJ:.lll to MM. Wl"d no Thu,., HA M lo 4 lUPM. Sat 'Stan Xlnt bt.>rK-f1u., II paid holiday' Hayv1cw Manor. ~ W R"') St C M 642-~ t: 0 f: Park1nl( lot attendant SQuthwest Dljfnk . 1100 Clenncyre, Lug Bch Re qt1rta parking lot ;&llen dan\ Moo & t'n 12 6, Tues Thur 2 ~ Conllu."l Joan G«e. 49'1 1111 PART 'TIMt;COUPLF.S. n .EXJBLE HOURS ...._~ForAppt PART TIME EVENINGS A.dulta with outatand1n1t. 1uract1ve penoa1llll~ Who enjoy working with IDdl Over 21. SUrt at 13.50 per hour Phone 842·4321 . 1.-;J(t 250 BETWEEN 4 ·00·5 . 00 PM. AlllfwA '4N Equal Opportunity Emp&oyer. Part·Time ln Your Home &>Ok Paa• PalWJqp,.will tr11n. 20·30 hrt l•k. ia $-4 /hr. Call "JU !m-8814 . ----.. ~ ... Patt nme Typllt: JOJlo our oifice. 10 h,.. In )l®t home S3.SO/hr to a<wt Cail KJU ~7 8914 .. Party Con11ultao1..,. Counter penco. rull ti me mdudmg Sat. Apply ~ ~HI<.: M ~ ...:_:_._ nxora. £.am whale you l~rn Telephone Anawe rlnrc Service full time f P9rt time Varied i;h1fU · Dllys, afternoon or ew. 11\SS u )Ca IJOAll 1 n : l'ASHJON ISLAND • COiTA MESA/JRVlblE TIJSTIN HUNTINGTON BEACH ldt-al for s tudent. 4c housew1ve11 Ma ny 1:<1 henef1lb 1nctud1ng ~HI vacat1onll Typln" :t~wpm t:; 0 E Cuil 543-4ZIO Mon thru F'r1. l'BX Operator Answ41r ml( seni1<'e. ~P pref'd. CM area Dayi. & llWUllt ll h1fh For info call ~1m PUOPBAToa Good 1>pport.wuty exhlb for reltablP person wnh plea.suJlt phooe manner !<bit" w ~k l2 nexil>k hour>. r EjC'f'll('nl ~om pwny bt•nf'(ll, Apply !IJrn n•11tn , Tue11 fo'r 1 I' 1 'f'oe IOllt' I MARJUOTT HOTa.. 000 N"'*f>Ort Cent.er Ur Newport Ul•B<'h !-.11u.1l Uppor l::mplyr m f PSISON RUDA Y 3 Pt'1'!M.lf1 IJfflC'E', hlllll tyv m~. ho! av y phone!. icOO(l worlt1nl( cond1tion11 fC benefll.' lrvuw Pcnonnel A11.enry 4811Jo:17th. Cc>1>ta M~11 ....... 22-1 6"'2 147(1 f'lrtra1\ lm1~h••r .. W1trlo. 1•1 '"'"1'" Jlrllll'> with col lllt'll 111•11• 11' & 1h.·1·" ro..'l~I Jr\1,.111 'k 11L.,, "oocl , ... ,v,111 lit '"''"' 't:(\.t\' Wlll train. F 'f. hr' nt.-1o non •mkr Stiirl s.a. Ill Mr Murray. On Sit•· Photo Gn1ph1~i. ~:iu:1 IUrbor Blvd t: ~. C ~ Pill SCHOOL AIOI t-11per prt.-f d l t 30 tu J PM d111 ly Mon· Fri !>40-W70. CM. Call Tue" AM PRJM11MG f' tJ me per&Ol'IJI ne.ded 111 web olft.tt pre.sroom f.xpnl & tri11neei1 M'n •fee 20. Pennyuver 1460 Pfaceiua, CM Pnntmte IOOtC 'AST! UP • L.oobng (Of' a compuy where you can bw kt. a eareer" We would IJkf to talk to you· Compoalng °"Pt now uc~nl ~P pil c ataOl'IJI for pute ·op Apply The Pt!MYlllVer'. UlOO Pla~lla Ave. C.M. Thurs~~-- ••• NOGUMMa I 2 yrs ~•P in RPG 11-0fVe Cobol helpful , JBM 3701158. Ot'NF. JCL, re mo&e job entry. ~e11 include applJc•Uoltl ~&c main~. progtt)n· ming, l etting Ii. ~· buulna. Excel~nt empk>y•· beoef111. ·. mlt ,.wne It 1alary · tory to: Pertoll9el Manaeer, CALJPOA11 . 18611 Von Karmab. Irvine. lntffvlewa wlll be PARTTIME ~=~-=~·= P-.a.l needs eevtraJ 11A11 ~. la a•I•. bl1b at<hool ~~~~~~~~ ,_..., ..uon. eoU atu· r: ~1 ~help the promo P /T help nud•1L d ucsa aalea for •port.a a:»lPll. APPlY Joltt'• .....u. We 1111ran\ee For~!Jo Ca_r_ Service • $1.00 s-hr. • 1he you • LAI Ntc.111-GGI • ebmce t.o..,.. up to 15,00 per br. U YOl&'r• free from s to tpm week :t::_'"· onS.t. call ,,,.,~ ... .._ tlri f'rL luttwtcb ... _, o.c A.lrport. .0 tn'-. Call Wore UAJI or after lPll. Clottd Sat. /lun daJ. ..... a.kbMIM Part·TI.. Xeroaia1 a l..Qout: l>a,., I t.n, ... , ..... ..,.). O..UQJ., ...... .. I I I ' ' llanufacturlnl medltal com~ny DMdl •_,...an wbo la a Hll-au.rt.er, 'llk•• detaH work wllb 1ome -~ ia t.be UM OI mlcrometen, 11 l • I I D crtc a' 0 r I • b rue, r • n t latersintaUoa. Good beMlkl.·111'81\oc\ V'•jo .,., aalary eom1MUurwt1 wtlh ' ex~. Only U.O.. q'6alllled who are aeekWI penn&Dml emJ*>1mmt. . call ~ tor appolnt.ment at Ul-SIO. IML~~11 .... ~ff'~ .. .'!sau o.t b ..... ..._ Oil" o,..la&. Wiii train a. ...... a. W--.cltr, n.t Clll\ea ~..-.. '"4 fir eu.ua. ......... Wlllr., b\.e ~~-•·'-tr•••1. • t••er•I ----duical duu.. 1••1 1~ N.wpon Bucb CPA W /0 firm Plean eoecaet CGlllSS1811 vaa.n. kl..., BEPllMU/llflST Major medical com~ tocat.ed an Milalan Viejo. II aeeklq a penoo to work full time on a __perman411:'lt balls ln t.bt c.tpaclty of a ~L You muat have 3 )'ears ••eertence tn wo~Tn an otnee & have" a typlna speed or SO wpm. You muat be punctual. have a pleuant telepbone .. voice. be neat In appearance. dedicated. harct. orkl n a cit a 1elf atart er. You wHl alao be re pon: lble for MC" Un• the public & aeneraJ office work . lncl~in4' 1imple accou.nhn& & telex muhlne. You muat have u good aptitude i.n math. Non·amokcr Excellent benerl~. pay commensurate with experienc~. ucellent aurrouodlnas. Only tbose ~eeking permanent employment need upply Call Susan for appomtment. S81 38.10 .... Pltlllte f\rm ln So. llC.noNIST, Or•••• Co ueklni pufer lashiooabl• 8-&aunata Roatallr&ot. C:afatena laiP!J .-otlvatecl, •• penoo '°' "-Ja Hlfll TEftllY"S PIZZA belp for priva~ club Quiutlc rul Htat• fMhiiaa NJon. f Ume. tullNow •• ~~}p°'. PAl\u•t ~ ~ '°c 3Pm1 f Moo lhrut lkwaee lnlerwted ln 1Q011 itc~°' advance ... ....., °"" Mu11t ""' r• • afl or app ,.,,.. __ ,, llb6e to work wtndl. WUI ~ CJtt S6!0 --.eanatqpoww.CaJl meat. vuo:uelte work around 1rbool . llH11T Salon. ~ Ne""l)Ol't Ctr achedule Miat be llS yrs ~An-TIMI a.Ill ~t.at. Sala Or NB or older Apply lD P\Jr!>on For buth control <'llnic. + •W-1 RlX:EPTlONlST QYUIJle vaned bouu 973 17Z7 ltlth income,Jotroven RllaJ Dtate reseu cb 21081Wt W. Oceanlroot,NB Ulrr\e. _.._. ....... _,_ firm olfen a position u .._oa... 1r...,. rtteptloolst. ability to ... --------Roor1oa . sb1n11ler1 IAI. ...._ m-M40. ~ weJ.I w ']>eople, typ-~uraot needed, sub contract Omtury 21 AllfO.aSt uig 50wpm Entry level COOKS YoQ>d & comp. Top S. Call R.lly 6 l.ovestmeota positioo /opportunity for HOSTISSIS NY#, start work today. It £.AL EST AT E advancement. £x<"ellent WAJTalSSIS gM.\880. SALESMAN WANTED. ~ c:ooditioo.s & fuU Expenenced only Ex S&les EARN UP TO 1S% COM· beneflts Medical tden c e 11 e 0 l c 0 en pan y MISS.ION NET. 1 Can t.alAife 111Suraoce Paid benefit.a Lovely be•cb ATKETICS eana from SIOK Lo llOOK botida.ya. Vacauon Ap locat100 Apply ID Earo sn+ a weelr. part ~. Z.Find out why ply 1JIO(l> Skypark Bl, IJ penon. Apply in pel"'llOn. bmr guys & dolls 17 & De'W Uc. earo big m Irv. ~31114 no phone calls JOU. y o6der needed to do p R. here. Come talk with ---------ROCER.. 400 So Cowit worll for top ;&mateur tbem 3 Our produc l.cepffoni•t Hwy, Laguna Bea<-h athletes: Help ws develop t / 1 o e a p e o s i v e Poised. Gd Tel Manner wortd cla.ss athletes land /budget terms. 4 Xlnt typ Oppty for ad lf 2 yn ol rollege & car. Pre-set appt.s. galore vane. Hunungton fkh Retltaurant rnanaeer tramef' post '-'f'tnd out why "we've Dynamic. congenial Sahdwich & Salad as · lions available Up lo ~the best Uting golllg" group ~ semblers 5am to 9 30am $2 50 /w It (Hour I y N.a area Ask for Mr Mon-Fn SJ.JS per hr wage bonus l WorkmR Howard 9155-3402 Recepllorust Ml'd1ral or Meat beer. flexible hr~ everung hour& Call Mr h ce, Ped1a1nci.. full Xlnt l>"Y ll qualified Johnt.<in be\wttn 121. at ---------1 tune Send resume to Ad Lon·:. Kltchcn. J(fr7 S 972 4848 Real Flllat.e Sales eo...iuiOftS Paid .WhleYC*~ Tnln directly w1tb a member ol the MillJon ,DQUar Club. You'll be .tbi:Jwn step by step bow it ~done. 9112""'74 il589. Daily Pilot, I' 0 II.arbor Blvd Cal C'a r Box 1650, Costa Mei-a. naRe Or 1 Sanl11 /\nu Sales Ca 9216216 m-0747 al\ 10um Are you uo ar\i~ti c, R.ecepooru.'it wanted for lrvU>e balled rompany. P,usb olflce; Ut.e typ111g: neat appearance. it Int pay & benefits. salary ---------1 based oo expenence. ap-,,,.-...__-.,. -..,...m.-;.-;..._,-_,.-,...,.,_, ply al 2802 Dow A vtt. 'Ju.,tlJl 1714 ) 731 790 l REAlESTAn ~PHSOHS 12,m.000 in sales was rontri buted to I.his great w-.tk-tn office in \MIS Now we need more peo Ji~ for '7s. '80 expansion ~ALL NOW. IOG8 UOWM R.f. 67J.1020 Real Flit.ate Sales , 1J c or unlicensed Will train. 6"13-1300 Ask for Bill. \be manager. ··'Real Estate ---Reccpllorust !Sec· y for fast paced landscape cootractors ofTlce. Re Ql.llre5 SSwpm accurate l)'J>Ulg. ability lo scrt.>en & direct calls & an un derstand1ng of bu11ic· booltkp g procedurei. 1bis is a vaned poa1llon involving aJJ aspects ol the business. Matunty, rebab1llly & al lea11t 2 yri off1<:t! exper are a mu:-.t Salary commensurate w texper Convenient Irvine location Call 559-5152 bel 9AM noon only E 0 E. M IF tH BOB'S HOME Of THE llGIOY Immediate openinjli. in our rarruly rest..uurant at nearby locationi. We rl' qwre no prev1oui. l'X perience Jom our fnl'nd ly team. Come sc~ us to- day betwoon 2 4pm Mallapt TroiMe1 c=uen 9M2.Adam.s St. H B w .... w .......... ••• IJ IT""'-"$ Cos Wen ~Avenldadela Carlou.a. Lag. lt1lls 73U Edlnger. H 8 4501 campus Dr. Irvine Waiten WaitnK~ l.S4 E. 17th. St C M creative. ~nergl'l i c pesic.oo who I 1kei. Uun ltS sparlthng, has sales & display ab1 hty1 Lido VUlqes lea<ling jeweler wubeJ (u1J lJme tnC kin. g Sat no·a1tes C all m.9334 ----- SALES DELIVERY If you need a de<:'ent paytn~ Job up to $4 $6 + e\ !> 5·9pm, call att \pm. 531-0811 SALES LADY. f or Ladies Spottsw•ar. eT~ S•lfSLADY wanted. Apply al Coconut Jee's Gift store Villaae Fair. 1140 So Coat Hwy. MONEY li'd11 i & s .. ,._.. Recepliomsttrypist for We bave an opening for 2 Newport Beacb law firm llceneees wbo are really No lea al expeneoce ..... ~--()ppof---•E•m•p•ly•r-E)JLabb.abed leas1ng com· t«nbit\otJll A lovely of ~ Must l~ 00 1• pany in Newport Beach fiee olfenog your own wpm. Restaurant area I.'> looltiag for sales private desk & all the 640-3900 Now hiring cooks . oriented person." WTlh a ..-a1·u·-for •ucces< desire lD make the LD· """~ ..... " " wallresses. bu1people. ptu.s up to 70~ com ftecepCJOo girl over \8 21 dishw&llbers -Zac:. Jo come th.at t.bey d~rve miaaioo. Ca.ti MarJQne $450 hr 541f·!i293 or credible Edibles I") .)Ollltng the fastesl Clark. Res1deot1al 1SZ-8108. _ 714mc>-~ moving industry 10 DilaPa.&erfor app't Orange County Com w..l.y H. T ay1cw Co. UCll'T10HIST OllllSloo lo 50%. Mu at be Realton 644 49l0 Publultung Co .. full lime. Restaurant sett mouvated, neat ap- Front Ofc appearance , pearance & have a a.at lstah Sales typ'g 50wpm, hte olr pmruve atutude No pre· ()pen1ng for licensed dwes OC Airi>ort Arl'a "HOMEMAKER vwius expenence n~ed salespeople. locally 957 6522 ask for Mr Female applicant.a eo owned. Wl\b national re ftelzlal( couraged Please caU for feT&l svat.em. Excellent HOURS" app()lntmeot A:sk (or 1 u Reception isl Sw bd. T I 81 a k working condilloos. enn ey c man Earn loo<K commi.ulon lrvU>e. exp, oeat. capa We bave immediate fl63..322'lorm-6QO ble deahDR w tpubbc. call f d h ft P'nrl ooof1denlJal app't. far Appt. 556-1.660. ~hel M ... ~or ... !.Y"'-sd1 Salesperson. Weekends, cal ?59·0226 Execu. -p onwsy uu u r " ay 1\.ft sbop. Corona del System.a Realtors ---------at: M.ar. Call M·F 8·4:30 Ree.I Est.ate Co a t1 ,Alldmtrial Suc~~~~fM:r~~age Cirm baa Immediate ..,..,..,,, for commercial and industrial sales wt1b the follow· cati005: • R.E. Ucease Refrigeration Mechanic 2-3 years experience wl\b relri&eration assembly and sub-assembcy plus knoweled&e ol p1p1og, chemicals. ronden.&era, etc., requl red. WB.aSCHMITlll IJ?3.2261J __ _ .... IJlf&Gr.d s..toAIMI Take a welcome break from the old routine and e:DJOY a good starting wage and a pleasant wor1doa eov1roomenl To learn more, please apply in persoo. Salesperson, permanent full ume, will tram. R M Abram s Catalog Sbowroom, 1819 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Saks .~al) We offer excellent Equal()pportwuly ~lary. mot.loo.al op-1---Em--p•loyer-•M•/F-/H--. es and company Radio Sback has Cull time car\!er op ~ portunihes & part lime CJllllC)rlwuties apenlng up now in the Corona del Mar area U you are a college graduate or are curreotJ.y going to col· lefe & are blgbly motivated towards ln· . 1l\ .offer a strong pDlliUW environment for flfiCC•11ful personal it.a mclllding paid , ________ _ mech cal and life in· surance for employees and dependen\$. Please ooat.act Employment Of. fice. 5 ln eomm'l • la· ~ aJ real aiate sales, and lnvestmenll =and San Dteto fl'« farther la· ·~doncootact: Ira• SlnalEI c.,_ • ...,.._ UM La 11111 A lbcArtbur Blvd 1'IAMSPOU .$l&e 210. lrvlnt, Callt DYMAMICS · mu 3131 w Serentrom .acall TIA~ SaU Ana. CA t I I Equal Opportunity ~~1i!:f:~ Duc*>7er al l m ~ i1l \*ill c ..... lluat be able to;N9.i blue print.a. Will R..& INVEST CONSULT. VlliD • conUc1er coUeie Hvy ~ aoUcltaUon. l&lldlel fOC' part Ume Newport Beach. 1\.£. Uc .an: Call IN-Sl51 req'cl. llllHD73. • ti1 sdoalat /Settetary: Rl!'BTAURA.N'T HELP ..., .,.._.., uec. ~· 'Part Ume Luocb abJ/\ ~ llOOd tJ"Pi;u akllll, Counter h•lp needed. !•~ •\itrtbaad, die· 11.25 per bow'. tdul ror ~·· Wltb lart• coll• .. 1tudtnll 6 _...-.. dl...,_.. omce ~v•. Call Roa i.s ~~ .... XlJ)t PID. ....... • ...,.... Coouct Carl ,. ..... Tl"7'D-DU. a.a..uraat B\JS BOYS ,;. Dffded for Newport r llOPll 8ladl Oub. P\111 time ~ ,.... rad •. Call for .... • ...: ••• .... t414GOOext ~. '9 DallJ Pilot__.. A& Md U IMwiiilwr OMded tor I I I ..... to Jlrtv ... Club. N.JI. 'Pal• , l •· frieMl)' u. .. UaioD beufit.. QMldkil Ad.ovtaor at c.JJ for al>l't . ..ec.s.aooo .... ...... IUSTAURANT c:r.-ed earninp baaed MAKE EXTRA onif.;!ormaoce please at 3427 E. Coast MONEY AT , Corona del Mar •CARL'S JR* RADIO SHACK W• •••d Co••t•r , __ A_T_~-·-~_.E_~_°'_"P_· _ ........ to wClft ,..t 1--------· ti•• d•Y• l• owr 1c•wwwwl1.t: =~=-r~ ....om.Hwyl )4Jtz hdflcCtttfwy .... ,.... ..... DlfOMlpo) lntS•C l 111H1 s-a•• ... s.t. ...... .., ,,.,, °"' ........ wr.•te ..... ,... ~,ttJ7 SALES RomtSOMS .. Nl'WPO.., Haa~Cor SALES Jl\IU &NI part Ume poel· lions available. Ea· ceUen&. company beDetita ud dilcounb. Apply ~ 10llm·l2. MOD· da)' thru Tbunday. f 2P II•,.._. Equal oppor employer ....,...... 1t00 MlfpW...._, 7tM MlfpWul • 7'0I ...................................................................... S£Cl£TAIY M aJor medlcal electronic company 1.a aeeld.na a career peraon who likes a buay deak. with excellenl typin& skill•, shorthand ai telex experience helpfuJ & a eood apt1lude Ln math. We are in nee~ of a aelC-1tart~r who enjoys detall & dlverslficatloo.._Non·amoker. Excellent benefits . Pay com mensurate wlth expertente. excellent surroundh>..g~. LoCaUon close' to all your personal needa. MwJon Viejo area. Only those seeking J>t'rmanent employment need apply. Call Suaan for appointment. 581·3830. SA.LULUY for elllrluai ve cbUdreoa "°"9.. Soutb Cout Plua ~ eeeenUal. Le MAIMiD. Ste Im ~part lime. ltl.dent ok. P'riday ni&hla •Saturdays, R .M Abrams , Catalot S.O.room. lilt Newport 8hd. Costa Mesa TypUt-Aut. flWJ Ume tYPisl 1uat to -.ut for eidt.inl enter tauu:oeat firm. Salary necotiabk C&lJ Oebbte UW.ar "° ~ Topp_, Paid Weet11 ...... ~ .. ~ lr¥bie 1a..M &O.&. 11/P ,_, ' -d DriYW Needed: Sa Juan Capl1trano, San Clemente Area. ,.._ bave depeAdable ltallao wa«011 or van. ApproJt. 5 to 9 AM, s.turdays and Sundays. aart at .. per hour aod na.llell every llO days to IS.90 per hour Over lk mileqe allowance For Worma tion Call . Harry Seeley or FoeleT' Oudk.t8.~to7PM Sak!s Wt.ated Y'OWll me.a who will &et aloft& well wilb womeo. Call Mr. JbOml)lon ~. 9 1. _________ , ~or7~. DAA.Y'9LOT 64Z -4ll 1 or 496-6100 SliJeg YOtJNG NAT't. SUP PU ER Now binDa for sales & mQ&t train1oa. Up to S!IOO /Wt aal.~ + com. m-Sl:OK. Won oear HB· Irvine lB )'Tl + . Stu dents i*. W'ill tnln. ~ wk. 815'J.1.l.50. Mr. J mepll. SMGWICH f'BSOM wbowants future lo a de· Ii . call for interview 67S-~. 1 ................. .. •SECRETARY• to '11,000 10 ltey b y touch A<' curate typin.I ~ wpm Nm smoker 751 2ll!OO Se<-retary 1Recept1on111l OC Alrport area E•p noq'd 751~700 SlCRET~~ERAl lndependent. dlvt!r!\1hed d u l i e s t-• 1 n ll n <' 1 1.1 I Services t'1 rm Gwd slull!>, eitpenencl' r~ quired. 640-0123 SE<:aETilY E.xpeneoced. eitcitlng work Call 641 OJ80 Secretary. nice Npt Bch offl<"e. yng, ca.1>ual at mospher.., 7A M I PM S175 wk Clill !11\!\t lu noon, ask for Mik~. 67~9910 SECRETARY Ful or Part Tlme No S I H but above avnage typing i>~ed u.am t.o 6 or 7pm 01' t to 6pm. Plaza, 2082 Mlcheison. 752-0ZM. SECRETARY I Hl!:CEP TIONIST Pe1'manenl part lJme. Experienced. act"UTat.e typbt, 2·3 day:s, bou.ra S.S Wlll grow IJllO ruU tune. for land de veloper pro perty management company $5 hour. Call Wa na 752 5846 a t 18952 MacArthur Blvd.. lrvl.fle Secretarial ••ATTENTIOH• • SludenlJS Teachers Housewivefl • ' EARN VACATION $S WENl::ED SECRETARJES IJIMEDIATEL Y with or w l'OUl shorthand ~or abort term, boll day & vacation pay, boftp1laluat1on ava1la· ble VOLT f I JVU.•C)nl\f<l:V •.t f''Vlt I •• 546-4741 :IW8Campus Onve <across from Jobi Wayne Alrport l Equal ()ppof' Employer •SICalTAallS• ttwYa..w-Day Welcome Kuen Elder to our stall, who In 8 da)'ll has earned $3 ,213 & earned for our co 18.032 ~ SICllTAIY,A.eqiab Newport Be a<-h. To ii.ZOO SUrt your ~eaJ can-er wtUi tbe ell t.e ol the area l"ant.a:Ktc benri it.Ii . :short bours & prei.t11ee are YoUf"S Your word pro- ~ ba<'k~ ""''" be useful No 11h•.>rt.h11od tf'qW~. Call ~7 6122 llAh Free to ttppbcanl ~ ,..,..,_. w•k ~ ,~,,__, < .1rnf'u' ' II c •1>t·n \1nr11l.1) I-v1·mn~· l nt1l I 11 m SEHVICE STATION AT TNO. Ap~y 900 t: C'-011.-.t Hwy. Newport Bea<'h Serv1t'e Stattoo Au.-n dwit..1>, full or pl ltmt·. f<el 's. t'XPl'r d T<>P wag~ ~ comrnii.M11n Apply m J>Cr1i'lf'l, Lagun.i Chevron. 604 S ('oa .. t Hwy. Lax lkh Ser\'1ce Station Allen da.nl. t""'1 part time stu denlS OK Apply ~ Newport ~d c ~ - - Service St.at.Ion M anaae· menl Tr~ t'ull ume. e•perienced Lite rTWChMJC'al reqwred All Beoehts Apply 2590 Newport Blvd C M SerYlc-e Stal.Ion sales men. 2. 7 l. S dy wk, Will train Good pay Chevron 1~ Jam bore c Rd. N B 6'4-7933 Sew1og Ma <"hine Operators l!:~p pref'd. n\'ar OC Airport . benefits. Mon Thurs 6-4 ~m ~1483 SHEET METAL SI GN Fabncalor Layout & fa.brkat.e van<>IU shapes & szs ol StF & Dlf' s1""n c.tbnts & channel ltN Use sheet meta.I tis, slit t.enl. shea.n1. wek1 . eqwp 4 )'TS exp r1.'Q 16 60 Jhr Take ad to nearest Employment Oev\'101> ment Dept D 0 T !OQll.010. Ad p1t1d for by employer !!i¥>e Sales. x.lnt )Ob ex per perwo Top earninga +~fits FUii & p 't Growth opply here Ouldren 's Boo«•ry. N H Mr Milter' 644-Z464 SORTER ror occupatiol\81 codes, n o prior ea perleoce ne<:'eSSllfY Ap pro:wna ldy 3 rugbls per wee& ft SaL Schedule to be worked out w ~rvi&or SJ 00 hour· ly Call Mn. Easterly. 83Hlllll days. or 951-0348 af\6pm. SalesOur()(fice• ;lonery Store 10 Appl Only /Free Corooa del Mar needs u Uz Reindeni Agency enced sales I 1tdy. GlO Birch, FAt.ab '6' Ume 5 days, JLlnt Newport Beacb. s:JUlJOI ~ ccnda ~pectal t)' One clientde. 8'7~1010. Secretary C.umR MCalTAIY 8l'OCX IODfSOMS NEWPORT "-openiq for llC8Y1MG fSTOCll E~rieoce preferred Work1n1 boura from 7am 3 :30pm, or Bam 4 30pcn. Eacellent com pany benefita & bberal dulcounl Apply 10.m 12 0000. Monday thru •'t1- day Uf tl•l.a-d Equal OpJ)Or EmP'°Ye1' TEACHERS Pre-scbool pie~ worlung roods. Apecial outdoor ar tfv1t1es . N 8 area MOZJ2 TEACHF.R Ab'iat pan nme Moo thru Jl'r1 8 JO to U :ll ~ Cent.er Ml'l.bodtat Prt> S<'hool CA1J bt wn 9 I. &44 0140 Tl'at'bl.'rl> Tl!mporary ~ Ln l..al(una &-a1 h S.ilo.ol' C.Sll 494 1091 for detail'> ~ESALES Work p t1m1• 111 "Vr telt'phorll· ,i.1.-, r0<>rn CAM. ~2 sjuft I and sull h.o""' lMeL'IU.TV l.J Ilk' f (If" youn+olf W a ice!> • <.:ooun CJ I tor <.k-t.a.11!1 [,A 1'1~ ~· row THlX.'K DRf\'1-H 1'1nl :.&!dry t bene<1L' lnq 900 f: Co~t H ... > NB Call tM 4131 TOW TRl1CK .DRlVF:R~ l:.llpen t-nc1"<1 onJ > L1 ..-• U1 ~ Mes• 646 96JIJ Tow Trudt Onver.; t'lt pv"d Top pay Apply G&W Towang. 7 408 Cluns Way, C M 6ot2 ~ Trao1port.at1on forl'per5'>n '1196 IJ400 per mo l.oqwre La1tun1.1 Beach Scboob. 494~ TRAVEL AGENT full tJmt' w rt.h tJ clteun g o pm~ Hunt Bch Call Larr) 8C7 ..,, JO T)'pmJt medl<"al letters in docWr'~ olfiC't'. tlml" lo be arranged, H A Wr'lt" ClaMtfied NJ 12:>4 . 0 ai I y Not, P 0 Boit \S60 . Coat.a M~ M. Ca 926216 TYPJ.Sr LEGALHAJNH uoo Make your f UtUrt' W Ith Uu.s presugiow. f'asluoo Wand L..iw F'lnn ID t.betr Wo rd Prorl'ss inR [)epartmeoL Will tr a10 10 IBM 6 . Ex<"ellc:nl benefrt.s + hours 851 -9041 DRAJCE PERSOHHEL AGEMCY A Drab lnternaUonal Company 4121 Westfl'ly PlaC't' ~ 102, Newport Be a<'h •TYPIST• lnu••hate open.t11,t1 few an acc:urate fut typ~t. IOCDt 1en'I olc U>dcl . G<I pay, relaxed al · mowplM!f"e. Mature. non· smoker pref. Pat a.t3S7. llM1 Computer Lane. KB . Twht JMo.·· ....,... Mer school. Must Uve In Part: HuntinOOO Tt'act S3hrtoltal1 914-1979. TO 11100 Crow w'llb.ls new division of a11 lntcmallonal com~ny wt otw poab offices In Newport Beach. They're loo kln1 lor an experl•nced Sc~r•t•ry for thelr Markcitina Department. Marveloua benenta. good hours & frludly hcu accompany Uut super potltlOn. 111~9141 O....,.,..rs1·~ A Prak• lntamaUonal ~ 4 lZI Weattt'ly Pl, Suite 102 Newport Beath l~ lmplo,.er Paid \ Typista **AlTIM'nOM• * Studeatl Teach.en ~ves!' EA.RJI/ VACATION$$ WE NEED ~1'yp15la /Stat Typt.st.s '°'~ etyp1al3 ~Clerk l'yputs NEEDIM'MEDCATELY Uiag & !lhor1. term. h<>U day & vacation pay. boe.pttahz.attoo ava1h1 ble. VOLT ''""""" .. "'""'•• 'tA lo)""" .. '• 546-4741 ::11411 Ca mpu.'I On v~ i M' roM from John Wayn(' Airpt>rl I £.qW&I ()ppor t:mployu TYPtST HA-alt) r.. '"''k' •n.1rv ~ motJ\ 1ttor for 1 > p1ni.: lr~.tl d..,. umt'nb /\( (' L f< AC V A M l' !•,"r ' L~LI MI TEU Ill' PORTI'NITY FOR Al> \.A.'llC'l::M~ ~k f<K ~.49'-&21 1Yl"lSTS • SICaET A.IJI s • •TmSTS • • UCB"TlOHI STS • $25 BONUS ~ r·~ tempoc-ary won by St-pt 121.h, wort «) hou.f"' &r W(' '"i 11 dfJO S:Z.:, t.o your fir..\ pa) <"hf'Ck ' • --- x.«AY TICHMICIAM To work 10 Newport Beach Rbeuma t.oiofpat ':. ~-Must be wUtinj ID do l"OUtiae olJice work. LDCluding vcrupu.ncturc. rout1oe lat>. anawer ptxmes. etr Salary com DJer\5UJ'alA: w ilb ex per 664-1.881 Mii c•a111lbe . ..................... . Aldiipu SOOS .... .................. . RARE EDISON HOM t: C:YLINDF.:R GRAMAPHONE MACHINE 2· diameter trasa born. w /Crant' :M) :riot cyltndl'r1>, lovely quarter :sawn Walnut cipe a>() or olr' t'im- mech mnd ~ 9264. Irv Calfee l b4 w c IOL-.oo.nt". & ~. Carv~ roi.l'wood chr~ w 11nlay Mother Pearl Ulu r kwo11d f\oW'er.. land , M In r< Sc-rnll tbl C;,IJ w 'UitlJ'lllll• ~1 8010 ....................... u~ K.eCnf(t'rJtm:. wa.,bcr.. & Urye" BAR.GAINSSERVln· Betit ~&DC'(' 5.J6-0lll 1 16U Alabama. SL II U Wturlpool l"leoc1n<' d,...,.· r. I YT. H.arve.t gold. SI :l:. ~., f< a-: ... R I 'I t-: K AT() H lkaultCul rnnd t1111 freeur Sl50 b'73 •1341 G t: 2 Or Rf-fn..i 2:l :, 1'11 ft Almond t'lr Door dL' perlS<'f" fOf' l'Ubt! l'ru.'IW<I t<.'t' +ice Woll'r Almont Ol!'9f' 1hi 5 7~'1 9320 R&Jetgh P'okier · S1 \0 Yesl'~23" lUSpd $11.:. 6.31 9273 8020 ........•.....••.•.••.. 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Sl 2S Adorable' 831 ·Z!m ah l.2nooo WAITRESS /WAITER. ~ prd<'1Ted Malure Wht:te German Shepherd Galley Ca fe 673-4110 l fem. 9 wks. AKC rt'K ~ WAJTR ~no l'xper 11 J ,._ _______ _ or ~9 JO Needt.od now •• 411l>-Si201 Wailre& w car for wicker baskel lunch servu:e 9.~lPM Moo Ft1 Earn Need Foat.er or permit oeot home for blk M mm. Do.Ille. Adults pre- fened. Pb 548-7~7 aft SPM ~$.UO weekly Mu11t1·-------- be neat. perM>nable & eoerJCUC (.:aJI 979-0147 aft 10am for appt Wa1tre11es 4c busboys wanted Seachff Real S3MIJ66 WAMTID DtUYet SUHDAYOMLY To deliver Daily Pilot bwldles to carrien. Re- ~na van or large llla· don waioo aod a good driving record Pbone "2·4321 and ult for Karry Seeley or Don William.. EQUAL OPPOR'nJNJTY EMPLOYER WAREHOUSE/PARTS, we're looklni for all around l'l.Y · &al. ship. pUi1, recelvin1 order ..-. capeble ol auum· .. respmw'ta.li'J. Xlot 1rowtb oppOC'tunlty w /ra{>ldl1 eapandln1 moped~. 0..-bt llator OJrp. ol AIMliu, (?lt )rnM71f. 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I "' wt .,._~, , 8llp ev.U. Prefer chulc or 'SJ Cbevt 2·dr, adn v-fl1'> ~q~~H at. L.a•H• I la!.•:N,-t:-;; -....... ,, .. _ .... CANA 1 1 SI ••• "' It -.ti-Mil dltnldsboet.tn-1JM. Pvwer&lide • .tat t'oed, __ .... _,, .... , .... ~--Irr ..W Pal liild Jtl I ,.,._.,_,_. •-. ~ m1, orla owner, •MIWlt7f I'll LOO&INO f'Qa .:=r·a '::~::: "i"·~ = =~~~ar,:t::srt ..-642•5678 ~=.,\° ~ ..... & .... parn! ... StMl97 WJU(IY •ata oa aA1TAN .. _ ----~======== ,. Wellcraft 31' Nova, .. ••-••••••••••••••••• ONl!!OP'AKJND! CHl¥mOLSTVAM ru.~ L .... • IOfa. New~ .. bl• IMtad· JI .... 107 ,.._OoaaUel, tlD: Half tl'llller, cover, alat cood. 111t 11· w..a pj boet, !'o.;'~~·rmr.· .f!~~j Equipment Include.ti ----""dQ ~ 6 '-" -N.-. .,....amf O Moan Purol.• Love ""~.. II•" 1 x t r a• · mAnl coad. 4eO cu. lo. rutoratlon . 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OMLY SftSO .. • • .._ ........... , -" _ .. _._Ill.It~ lov....at" ear ·,. UK ll wt . e.•••tCll• ... SUS or trade for?-........~--,o Late Ford rear end HOWAIDC•n•Alf ---· ._. ,.~ -~-"•-•--'"--• tJnl"'_,. _.. 'd. In ,._ ---TV ••••••••••-••••••••-• .._.. ..,....--·-' Ml!-"-· ati'i • I -• _,..__... "* -,."·-•-··-·--..i.. ._-... n...... •• a. """"·••I""'-bl --AIJ a.bit eoad ..... j I ._,_,.,, • • ., ...... v .,.. .. ••••• •••••••••••••••• ea....-fihelJ 4 In() oAd. "'"'..........,_,__ ---UVY .......... go,, ..,;.__.. · Ml 1810, wit ff l 1or l500 a.an w/baoJo, 1lawa1lan -........, -•o u..o...-, ,.. T ··-· Urea. Extraa. Needa NEWPORT BEACH __.... Bl!rm~ v~ JM'Jla au.It -..l?".!llWr ~ Moort' K\tlar,piano,etc.111116 = .. ~ ....... !::";:. ~~~-~ood. SSOO. Call flnlab rutorat100. 8JMH5 la love aeat tDO or olfer a ... o .. o •• ewPon: Wurlltz.cr 3 keyboard or· m.-ro eu.su 'Dal •I din, pr ol ma pie ~-. 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VOLVo•s cht<:k·up. ca11 uoat & f'rtrne oontt Hint offer Color ed tv combo LA1llEoewl2xJO"l':uro BRIMHALL PIANOS U>mplflabn11ed.•lldo· Yacht In• for a frf"f" Old y 4111 pa. rht-ip W/lltereO, AM /FM & TV ..... n "750 wttb toollnu 6 Ae•-''°"' luu Jd.ru, lllnl cund. s.ie c,uWl. Our ~ yr11 HP tratllJ)Of'Ultilln, be!Ct (JI l&me Mil. Under warran· ~) ~ ... ;.. "' South c ... ,1 fti.t• tn water. 213-434-6431. 17 14 ) ti 7 3 U 0 AT u r ,., w OUI ty. l200. Gold &oveaeat, ...,..., ..... _ 1ri1 1121 m.m4. Dtninc Room Set Four Breuer-atyle cham1 \lrlth chrome legs and t>lack vloyl seals and backa : d•rk wood ~ block tJlble with chrome leaa. $200 or make off er. Cal! 53H397. dbl recliner. 1100/beat. Compreeeor, notport•ble. ·~~~-~~~~ 27' Chrta Craft Sport Yl1· Mwlt ... I' '7• Y111y C.T aUln1dcond.~ aacrlftce, SlOO. her. Fiybrldi£"· VllF, Vearaoo 30 •Ith l>ll'tf'I Moptd obi M>lt Just ~19 Ph1ytt ph1no, llood for depth finder, fl11ht ln11 1tnd whettl 1nd much llMW.'ltl IZ!W MtHitm If YoU're in the market ---------apllre lime rcbu.ildln11. <'balr. Sips 4. Hud a. more. E•c•llrnt rond . for a better car, be aure .._c•••Olll 1010 S7SO. Quality upright aalley. Twn Chevy V8 with Newport HI 'f. ~ydn/ tocbeckthemanyautos ....................... piano,. Baby erand· enp.Xlnlcond.Newport Ull.1100 l>11y1 I> I Sci lus• advertiaed for Hie ID Medit ootfee uble. good recood. aharp. Eapert lllpavall. a'i()O. ~ ll07 lUJ. r.u. 1>11 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aa.Jlied.. cond, $45, Medlt n1te tunlni&repairtng. wkdya , 67$ 740 nr flC'*lO stand, good cond. $20, ,_,'a"-o~ 2lJ~evn1Wknd11 WISTSAIL42 7,. Viom•fl• fCIJ 400 lwlvrr f'..d1u'"' <'are t'ar nnc-. 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Excellent condition In hull. Volvo eruc. cuvr. !Id pl Int , 1 n11trunit•111 11 LUGGAGE TAGS from your business c11rd Send one card roe· ca<'h tag plua or..-• 1>a re We return permanc nth sealed auract1ve taR & strap, meeting a1 rhne I D. reqwremenu. Pre vent lo6a & theft' t'or :i person.alJU<i lag encl08c wallpaper, fabn c: or "Day Glo'" ~per & Wl' wtll bac:k & tnm your tAlgll. Or try two car<l'I back to back. PRICES $'lea or 3/~ <I /5 lag.s SI .00 ea. 6'9tags Sl SO ea 10 or more Sl 40 ca Sales Tax lndudt!d NO CA RU"' Draw your own or send rut.me. address, phone & we·u make one card pt:r tag. Add 2:1' each. Send check or mooey or· derlO: PILOT NJMTIMG P.O Box LS60 C4sta Men, Ca 921626 CERAMICS andoul PP.644..Ql69 rond. S2000 Or Orfl'r d11d1tt'r lt'wk tS..1 "" Wkdyli 979 3900 t Vl'" 1rU11 ... rt'11dy WAVN•. SewiftcJ M41dt ... 1092 wknds 675-GJJ8 A I K f". 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Great Marlln boat. qwla a<1 1I. nrly nt'w, 67J.Q;3 S2400 962-0177 SEA RAY ANNOUNCES OCEAN RKW /CrWttlr 411· Cwltom C&<.: Haring Yacht. Pr~Uy in Al Brt sl <>I l'Und1t1o n , $195,000 Ownn 1Ulr ~ZJI 1 or alter s call ~~ 14 ' Vagabond, docktnJC avail oo BJ, muat 1eU. I _yr<*i. 11400 ~ 12' Snowbird, new sail, complete w 1trlr l&OO ~9T.11 rM 71711 . 71 llu.-ky dirt b1k~. very j(f~l(J ..tlll~ $450 KJO.!H:,I YAMAHA R[).400 W MJ LE-5. Sl200 S06-07iO Yamaha YZ, '7S, oew englnt'. $465 Runs good 673-JlllO Two •75 Yamaha t:n duro&. JOOm1 . brand new. no def e<.-t.'i Make anyotrer ~ Daytona Spec RD400. f rart., bw It 1500 rru. '1~ 2lJ 1596-~1 U179 Uonda CAI Hawk , 35 1n1J~. ab5olutely new & 1>erfe<'l, l'us to m dbl 1WaU1. elect.nc start over ll.850 invested last mo S11cnf1ce only $1 UU 17141 675-3662 or (7141 ~u ~· i9 Winnebago, stpa S ad.IL'>, S250 wkly +~ m1 963-213S H.andplllllled ceramics, plaque11, nal1v1ty i.et , plates, much m1i.c. It.ems. Also spec111I Or· ders & colors done at re· ~ble COtit~ 846-8579 eves. BRAND NEW 16' Avon S porL Bolll, SS ll P Jok:naon. electnc start. remote r;teenng wheel, 1ingle lt!ver remote shirt. 11ea'-". nra heavy duty towmf( nngs, over 16.000 1nve11l«I. S llours new Sacnfice for only ~ (714) 675·36G or (714 ) LABOR DAY SALE A119·, ..... tgol Boi;lon Whalt•r .,J1hng dm&hY. s· Sucnf1n" 673-2S2S 26' Closs A DodcJe l~e 16. blk anod1z.-d. $4~00, C all i'.:l>'t'S COPIEll ~li __ Xln __ t _cood. __ 1162.-_7_033__ 3 Kawualu J et. akui, aJI JOHN WAYNE Tt;NNIS a.tom470eng. l CW1tom pajnt. all recent modelll C L U B t' A M 1 L y ln top cond. Sacrifice MEMBERSHIP. $2000or trade for car or same $l.500ea. or $4000 for all 3. vatue. 731 ·874l or Includes trlr, aand dolly & many xtra parta. <714) 97CHOllO. 87~or (714 )645-0619 OLDOAK MILK CRATES Sell with i!;ASE! na:Sl.OO~ F~,,....11 lt'sa BREEZE -c.ui ,,_..,_, Claaallled Ads 642·5678 John Wayne Family Hemberab.lp, ll200 /best' transfer fees included. 731~4.L ........... " 1980's Are crri vinq See us before you buy HARRISON'S ~~~~ 6 1-2547 Trade your old stuff for new goodle11 with a Oassilled ad. 642·S678 Alltot.Hew JOHN WAYNE CLUB Tmoia membership f« sale. ll50Q. Call Ca lh.&e 7»0&.Sl. The Datsun ''Smileothon" is still on at WATERFAU.S Natural aell-contained akilllully crafted from volcanic boulden. Brian ~ F\sber ~·a SldJa Ir Scott boota, $175 Sklla. $50 boot.a. 8'734n6. SACRIFICE Lg 11laned Dall IMS. Le sianed But· feU s:m. Slgned Alvar ~. Sitned Friedlander sm.~. 4 United Airlines .,., fare coupooa, ~ e.cb. 548·7973. Befrta. f15. Cut Iron 1tove, $285. 250M X A111retcw motorcycle, $125. MI H e lect matertala. -.s110. John Wayne P'amlly membertblp 11000 + tranafer fM. a.M·2250, Ml-311.8 NEWPORT DATSUN No-you CO'I rrd-• 11'1! t-1 deal f!Nf!I °" ""' ,,_, b.11\u'> yw·v., '-' wgrllonc} re-.. ',..,.,. b.otl 0 v-kv) "",.... 1.1.., i+w.."' t~ Dot"" lv.IOtY' O.vo•"' ()ol....., ~ ood it... t~ Do•···"' d.H"'N'("......., qua< d--<JI\ li\11 "'-"' 1979 510 SEDAM 2 Door. 4 speed tnmamlMion a fully factory 9QUll)C)ed. (070430). S4849 CUlitom sails. 1lnt cond. 962 UZJ no trlr $1 200 1714) --- 67S-J662or 1714 > 64.5-0619 ~nt '78 Motor Home -!''I.Illy equipped. Dis· "78 Hobie 18', cal boa boat OOlmt ~ 1. 8311-()912 cover & tr&Jler. New '79 hulla, never In Willer Sky bhJe hull• & dt>ek. SMOOtolfer. M2 1.356. Explorer 20: r educed. ~ 23280 actuaJ m1. m.8379or 751-481..S. ~lpt/ 9070 !~.~~ .. !!!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Box traller, LS" wbeel11, SUPS AV AIL.AILI YAC Newport ~l SUPS AV AJL.il&.I 631·1900 flS. Qwrk sale 97Mll31 4Xlrustom UUbty trailer. all wood and carpet 1ll t.ertor. llghl.1, v111yl lop. tinted 1lus, crank out windows, holds two motorrycles . S350 714~S912 -------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ullll rebla lt Typto Ill VW eo&ine. $HS. Call $t1-7140 any ll me s nr. for VW, Pirelh 15", like new 110 u . 4M-7451 ················~······ IMPORTANT NCYrlCETO READERS AND ADVERTISERS The price of Items •dvertt.ed by vehicle de.alert ln the vehicle clHalfled advert•1ln1 cohunm doea not include any applicable tuea, I~. tranafer reea. tbaance daar ... fees for a1r pollution c:oat.rol de· vlC'e cerUJka&m or de· aw documentary ,..... pu1ltiaft cba'9M um-otbenriM IS*'lfled by U.ad...u..r. 0 .,. .. ! amlfb tlJO .. ..................•.. Newport Beach Tennl1 a&it. Jl\all family rnern· btrtbip.· '150. Pb 751MmO 1979 210 SEDAM 1t75 F l eetwood Bro .. 1ham, abaolut1 rmm. a.ooo orta mJJea, prapd aocl covered. ... ,,.. ...... lolMled wl\b all aceealOri•. Secri.11'9 tQOO. Pvt Ply. (714) ······-....... IOll ....................... I'll LOOKING POR 1"JCXEB OR RA"ITAN FURN: r need • aota, ..,,._ OR day bed • obalra. R•••on•ble 'IMll!~~ llrk* •• "91M CaJJ I I tcJ·lHf ell lpm or ...... 2 Door. 4 IPMd tr9Mmluk>n & fully f11etory tlQUlpped. •130M i s3949 ( ----('IM)-..oall. llOre !Mt Cl.Ullc RH dltve,llllll~eond. SlO,ooo; btl otr. m•> ............. ·71; Chn-y Cheyenne ..., Ton uc. air. tdt •beet. hlJC Urell. tra1ll'r hitch lAJW mileaae. 162X)O. Call ~lat -------'114 WlllY CJ$ Jeep. Xlnl oond Braod new engine IZ800 or bellt oiler. Cal! ~52112 '78 •'nrd f'l~ 4114 P U . lo ml, xlnt cond, au1. gm. tank. talle11 reg Kat. rmny lllrai. 645-1390 ----'75 CJS Jttp, ICOOd t•ood, "°' aood. M4llO /bat u< fer~ "'16 Ck.en*e.. Chief S. xlnt cood, mac whla, new Urel. tow package, mu.l aetl M200 873-7JHO Tnda 95'0 ....................... I '71 CHIYIOLET St .. dridmp Aut.omatac. air cood . c:nue. Wt. sttteo. ma its. el.-abel.I with carpet. sbd&nc window with boot abloluteJy 1mm11 cu!Ji~' (~1Z21 Mulf 5"!! MIWPOaT DATSUM 1188 Dove Strttt NEWPORT HEA<:H ll)..1300 71 DODGE PHIUP V 8. 11utom attl . pciv.t'r Sleenng. powef' br11ke-. <IL38UI $4877 SA.DCM.HA.Cl JOU 221() S Mam, Santa Ana Al the C-orner of W 1trner 54 .. 7070 lt71DATSUH LC>MG-IB> rtCIUr A good buy I " ( I K&508ll ONLY $4699 MIWPOtrT DATSUH • Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH IJ)..IJOO 76 FORD WEHEIO V-8. automa lie, 11 ir con d 1 l 1 0 n I n g . A M I •• M lltt!nlo, power 1tttnng, UJt wheel 18Al475) $.1977 SADOt.BAQl fOU ZMOS Mam. Santa Ana At the Comer \>l Warner 546-7070 '79 Chevy \Ii T PU 350 auto, pay oH $5800. t'»-tOllO. nurm 71 FORD COUIEI PaUP 4 cylinder, 4 s peed. (lffS180) $1377 S•DDUIAQl JOU ZMO S lla1D, Saftta Anil Al the c.on.er-ol W amer 546-7070 '12 P'·J.00 ~T: •-c. new u.r., P&lnt. abocb, AC, lrlr hitch. camper, All JFll Jcaaa, SZHO. •1114. "'JO l'otd RanclMlro · PS. PB. AC. awreo. option•I ca1nper, alp1 2, a lnt lbape. l2000 /SUIOO w /o camper.~ •v••· 1111 ,. ~ F.I Camino: lo ...wnable ltHe, 1011 ml, m&ll1 opUooa, clea.n. 117..cNOO Cl.9tom '79 Dodge V~n 100· rmoy :ura.. alu.'>t see SlSOO dOWD, t.o. _PY~ 546 S445 --- '77 Ford Van CbaLea11 A IC. AM / FM . dull I tanks, »400 or bat. ~1144 197& Dodge ruKtomlza1 lhow van, 360 V8, wanner 12 trophies, "everal maaaz1ne fe11t ure1 1 custom mura l, Cragar wtieela, flare.. 1po1Jer. 11un &hade. 11un roof. lei~111ion, CB. Ktere<1 8 trark. overtiead coru.41., etched wmdowi., cuJ1lom muTon. custom buU.011 tuck m~nor. hide a btod tul(h back 11eal3. cui.lom chrome intenor and ex ll'rthr. m a n y o thl'r features M.atchin.c <lxij custom trailer. 1111 w•JOd ilnd c arpet 1ntt>rior.1 I.I~. v1.nyl top, t1.11ll.'O &las&. 7 l 4 /830-:iUl 2 MloaW.ted .•..........••••••..... 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Cout Hwy Nwpt~ ~Q MONOMIY DOWN COACI • '7tL.t•••C.. .. Tc ........ ··-.,. CallWlo • ,. .... v '1t hrd Onuda .,. "'1tlac IA llua .,.,_. .. ~T • ....... c.-.... (YM..... :, 7 ~ ·' .................... "• '-dlf.ltp' OM.Y"'-OT rjf ...... ,.,,..... ......t•r•rW Ailtitt.. ... 1fW • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~I f&W ...... '-!f1tW .............. Mliu .. 1.. t74t ,_I. t7IO V••w tnO .................... ...... .. ............ ....................... ....................... -··················· _ ................ . Aiml t717 lllillii '7M M '1JI '71 ~: Y1Uaw, a.bit "7 tlU ~. No nan. '11 lcWceo. abeolut.eJ1 ·---........................... •-••• ".-.............. !,.. cmd. ~ &o IU.-0. ldll-.d. ..,...lf dd1t llllDt. m ml • .......,, all .,. ........ AIC. *DATSUMS• 1971fll.AT PP..... tftlpaa. Mnlte rtc'Of"dl. "°'° ~-=-=-W19tl1' 1Ma .... , ... IOO DlH••· Air. 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(5U.278l) SADDl.llACK VAU.IY IMPORTS 8ll·Z040 495-4949 • A " R""8 IU~f!..~ ••ua . 1ow llllleat•. 2 "'l 0£AllR IN U.S.~ · :.attne-alcan HnPOWT ll!ACU ~ :;J,: :!~ ~ If{{ IOY a-.blt ~ C Q\T ,\"4f\A CA l \UN 11,....._ A1x1,... alfw. i.... u · CARVll 'f7 8'&&: Cla11lc, run1 -llA-.0.ILVD ----pitw.... ROU.S·IOYCt restored, JOmpa. •.aa•~tol~a.all"' "HPWUISL.~U,..., ii.~ All/Piii BlaapuDk. Int ._.. -• ........ IO(>d CODd lllCIO Wm&.. llnt toQd, ta.000 .......,, ... di dfw ....... w 11111 elr. ITMD'lt °" Id, I tqll, auto. tU.IOO ....._ 17 IATSlll l1UMDI I eyfuader, 1utomaUc, air cmdtuon11>1, power ~. power brake&, All/Pll ttereo. more. (at\,{)) $4977 SADDLllACK FOU ZMO S. llam. Sanu Anu A1 lbe Carner of W vner 546-7070 1976DATSUM 1210COUPI 4 ripeed tram. • a.tr cood C28ZNLG). OM.Y $2799 ..wPORT DATSUH 8118 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 831-llOO ·73 240Z · Nu tires. AM ffM, runs great. needs pa.tnt & sml mt \Wrk, $:llOO. &(2.2908 1972DATSUH 1200 Aut omati c . radio & beater· I only' CS.'lGJ"LZl. ONLY $2199 ...wPOIT DA TSUM 8118 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH llJ.llOO '616 ~Roadster 2 lOPfi, lo mi. alol cond . $2500/but. 640·9910, 493-3206 eves. m61U P\no. msrio. -.rz:ao aouo WHOAn ..._.,. JIOS&. '»Silver Cloud 1 LAIOIDAY~IAL ~·!f l4MllJ fl ~~ Yll WANl'lro WM M~ Dem 811.1 ·• Sllver Shadow. RHD. 2 9771 ....................... VOi.YO _.1l( Good condlUoo, reuona· dr. Conucbe type. PboM MM blit pnce. Call &QYtlme loduded. Mint. 125.000. SALIS. SRYICI -... ... • • D-01'11. m.8ml """' --------AMD LIASIMG T..... '761 OVERSEASDEUVERY AATS • Mew&Uted At Select Auto Sales l.221 N HMrbor, An1tbe1m 7'T.M1800 or 10120 Sch Bl. Stanton 9196-2$15 Eq>are:J Mon 9 r.J "79 "12 J..ae Sport. &ood cood $lll00. 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978HOMOA ACCORD Red e.xt.enor, automal1t· tram , ra<'ll. ~ only 25.000 miles. C951UIOll ONLY $5999 .-wPORT DATSUH 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 833-1300 BrmdMew '79 HONDA Cars MANY To Choow FrOtn! UNIVERSITY otdiMObil• tbda C... • GMC Trwr;lu 28SO Harbor Blvd dl SL '7S St 7.500 Fl rm Privat e Party D ay f131>.at00. Eves 771-0.138 --ClMalc ·~ ~ 2-lA>IJI, Jump aeaL wtute w Ired tnt. aut.o. M50 ~. '73 2200. 4 apd, PS. PB. mrf. yellow/blk, immac. X!MPG, IB500. ~2565 •MII 78 lOOSD lUUODtlSB. One oolJ'' Avaulable on first COOMI, firat MTVed baslli. No phooe quotes Sliver, fully equipped in d elec aunrool Lease or e•lt'lnded te rmis (4J30Df") JIMSLEMOHS IMPORTS 1970 1tARBOR BLVD ~TAM£',A 631·1276 1971Mef'C~280Sl Ground up res loratlon, absolute mint, 2 toPS. ™-""' rubber. brand new ~. I~ Lhan JOO m 1lei. ~ce romplete r~tora u on 3.'iOOO tntal orii: rruh~ Th~re L' not ont· betwr anywht:rt' U"t!r $2 I • 0 O O 1 n v e ., t e d Sacnf1t-c for $15.000 or lilM' ovl·r !st' paym e nt.:, a ~ mo for 2 yearll Pvt P\y !714 l 675-3662 or 1714) 64S-06 l9 --- MGil '744 c.ost.a Mesa 54(}. 9640 ............ ••••• ... • • • • M.w 1979 MGBs ••••-•••••••••••••••• EXPERTS "Tl CeUca. koto mu .. nu brim., bat, cart>., suoo . m.gd.m. ... "Tl Toyota Corona New u.r... exbauat.. b9ttery Clean $1SOO. 494-3990 ·ee Engine rebuilt, ot!IW tlres & map. 35 mpg $750 o r best offer 968-8867. -----Tri .... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mew1979Trlwllplt SPl'TFlllS In stock for immediate deb very ! See US before )"OU buy TODAY!!! Bm',"°I"" .. , Mo1pn , ,........,.,_ ... ..... _. . ...,_.,_ 2B25 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 n Red 1500 Sp1tf1re hkc nt.-w. only 23.000 m1 T Jk(' '"'er pa)'mll> + t.i\h Mu't -.ell. PP ~ 105!i &. 67~~ Mew 1979 Triumpll COUPES For immediate delivery' See US before you buy TODAY! Baurrr''· !llo1pn , IAllLllU YOl.YO 1916 Harbor Blvd C<Sr A If !'.SA 646-tlOl 540-9467 1970YOlYO 14252Do0a An.ice car! <964.A UH) OM..Y $1995 HOWAID a."'°"' DoYe 6 Qua.ii SU NEWPORT BEACH llJ..0555 a.ASSIC IUYYS 1972 VOL VO UOOES SEDAN-Hard to find "Sportswagon" model With • ~ trans & overdrive. alT cond1t1on 1ng, A M t"M i.ltrt'o w~. gold extenor & 1:1 Ill ell«' llent C'Ond 1t1 on If.as been in !!lame family Sl.DOe 1!172 You mubl :.tt Uu.o! ooe' $7000 Best off('r ~499·2647 ~COUMTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY \'OLVU Lar!est Volvo O\>aler an Orange C-OUnl \' BUY or Lt:AS t-: DIKI::C.i' ~-~ 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 '71; Hood.a cvcc 4 !>peed. 34,000 miles. 35 rupg Needs paint & body More people buy the ._.,..._...__ '68 144.5 '4-dr. n~ work . .......,., ... _. .. work. runs like a top MGB convertible than m body, motor xlnt C'()nd 1971 DATSUN SZllOOcash 675673-4654 any olher convertible' 292!>Harbor Blvd Will sell as whole or for 280ZCOU,.E ~ 9730 St-eUSb(>foreyoubuy C06TA MESA parts 631·~ 51 Iver e .x le r 1 o r , ••••••••••••••••••••••• TODAY!!! 979-2500 '77 2G4GL Xlnt t·o nd , automatic traos .• air JAGUARS ~/-."4 loaded, l>Un r f. many <XDLcK'vs8;~6;1 ~~~,1~,s ~. ~::~ ....... !?!.~ -~-t-r1373_a_s _ .. _s_1_000 1bel>t HEWPORT DATSUM a..t colon available for ---I '76 YW 8118DoveSt.reet immediate delivery. -__ ,_"ho... llAUIT 4 oooa ""1l!ioa. VMd NEWPOR1' BEACH TIST DIUVi OME 2925 Harbor Blvd. W\Lh automallc trani. IJJ.IJOO TODAYl!! COSTA MESA Eacellenl cood1t100 ....................... HOS ....................... 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Concow-serond,20.000ml, lngl.oo Beach · A!>k for ~~~~~~~~ owner. xtra clean, nu Jag '72 XJ6 OnK ownl'r. loaded, n e w Im r on Frank Marloo or Tom 771MW 630 csi Silver blue. AM f' M stereo cassette, plus all luxury options . U1!TXA> , rad.. '6500.646-0614 well·maintaincd $4500. Pwnt. Sl:l.950 891·5029 A.lktn Dys 639· 1181. t:ves aft5. --- '71; 610: 4dr, 13M riU. orig owner. xlnl cood. $'MOO a..c722 bet 4·7pm. 673-58'78 --'70 VW Camper, good · . '-'ICM 9750 cood, AM /FM stereo. ..,._ Ghia 97 3 4 • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • 12200. 642 9386 -••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Porsche 9llSC. Targa. 7K--GIHol wbt lblk, AC, PW. P7, 79 Di.wt Rabbit '74 Hornet Econ 6 <' y I Sporta bout L<>adcd . Jl!nt. $1~ Ph 751 1212 ----Mdl 9910 ....................... iJ Buack Cutury. 2 dr. full pwr, all extras $1600 R un '> grt'dt 557 97~5 c~c :. & weekends. '76 Buick , Century wacoo. V('r"J <'lean. rom- ing olf least $3.350 Ca 11 8 to 4 P M 540 5686. Dutch. ... $19,995 SADDUIACK '76 280'l: Loaded, oe w brakes. struts. a .c & bat· tery 11100 or best offer Wknds 673·4285. Work. lmM485. tochooMfrolft! lowered, chrome lnm, SAVEi ~.'~i m•> s13-7384. 2 dr dlx. loaded, cu.al features $8,7SO. pp '76 Skybawk, 44K m 1. 1138-4434or 760-0874 auto. cai;i. AM , ... M V AU.ff tMPORTS . 831-2040 495-4949 -----stereo. ~~ 847 Z!M>3. 71 ~: Rebu1ll eng. & ;o BMW 2002. Xlnt cond trans. New clutch. Needs SGX> or best olr. 962-4718 body work. $400 or best or B-5.2'7 df er. 968-8667. '78 IMW 320lo '76 Datauo 280Z. Exel Automatic , AM /FM cmd., auto, air, mags, s tereo, 15,000 actual '10,IXX> nal. S5000/bst ofr. ml.le.II, air c:ooditloolng, _S6_l_-U18_· ------ lib oew. C648V AX> Raf 9725 $11,995 SADDUIACIC .VALLIYlwo.TS u1 .. z040 4954-4949 ....................... '70 i.ae Spyder UiOOcc: Nu trana, top, clutcb, lat, lmmac, 26mpg , SZOOO/bell offer. Ken M'1·99C7. . ~'~ ~na~\fJ Volkswagen lBTll BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-2000 9738 ....................... i t RX4 Rot.al)' wagon. New ena. perfect cond. fB.Jnj ml., good mileage, $?,tlOO. 497-1010 eves. '78/'73 911SC Tarica. A/C, 5·spd. A M 1 F M ca:.\. bur(Clar alarm. dead swit.cll, P7 llres. 7" & 8" wttls. 1mmac s how stop-· per, $15,999. 558-8030, s.s&-T.MS ------ !071Urbo '711 Mint Tobac. co metallic brown. Cork leather Int. $47,SOO 551·3457 'T1V. Ptlrliche 924. Silver, auto, air, stereo. snrl, Ci<:, tllflOO or usume re- u at $215 per mo D~--- '74 VW BUG. XJnl cond Only $40 .000 orig m 1 AM 1f'M radio, rad11tl tires. R e g f(llS Un bellev alble mileage Snow ChSJ.nS & s ki rack S)200.Pb~ 'T1 VOLVO 242DL 4 apd . AM/FM cuselle st.ereo 20K m iles, 18+ city MPG. ~ or heal ofr. llD-81123 ·911 Squ.areback, alereo, sunroof. must u ll tat res ca.sb ofr. takes 1t ~. ~ 1 owner 'T1 ~ All avail opts. All service r1corda. Showroom AllhK. 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ISJl eves '65 S ky lark Station Wagon Reliabl e transportation $400 $48-0812 'Jl~lark. 6 ryl, pwr. xlnl oond. SZ899 or best offer ~16.~1484 9915 ....................... 197' CADl.LAC B.DOIADO COUPE 11\lU JIOWtt, factory 81T cond., A llf 1FM atereo radio w /8 track. tilt wheel, crulae control . 1pllt powe r sea ts . Cabriolet tap 6 lutller interior. <Set. 2'm0tJ S57H NABERS ~ l.bOO ~ 81\1(1 (~.1~~9100 ,. C9. de Ville, XlDt. caad. 1 owner. la50, ol- fs. &M411. Al\. S. .,. St'Ytlll: All 11"11 • tn tt. ntA*K'P lb' wbl, AC. ltbr teats, auto tnaak, w\re wbl eoftn, nu lbw, vinyl top, 80,.50M .. o. lie. PP. (Tlt) '19a501 lfT1 Sdn de VIie d 'e· '1ipnee. loeded. cocnpl. "/eledr. mooaronl. plat . Jl1reaUt. mmt be Me:n to be ~t.d. P.P . Cu be .... at 1501J llldw~llldwa1 Cl· tJ.~ ......... -.a.. nrm. .. <-.. .. VW.: Lu· --...... pric.d below-blubk. Dtenl• M4·1111, M4·ntl •ft ,,....., IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! Ill STOCK!! • PRE.OWNED SPEGALSI .. - '78 CHEVETTE $ 2995 AM radio. 4 speed (974TWV1 1 76 VEGA WAGON s2995 A uto trans AM radio Roof rack '7 4 MERCURY CAPRI 4 Speed. air cond . AM/FM . stereo cassete (679LHH) •74 VW BUG AM radio. 4 speed, only 26.000 miles (893LKT) '7 4 KARMANN GHIA 4 speed. AM/FM Blaupunkt stereo (6685n) SAYE ve ~1~?.~~!~~~ ':~es S3M5 (1K76327) •69 KARMANN GHIA 4 Speed. AM/FM Stereo radial tires (ZYM863) •75RATX1.9 AM/FM Blaupunkt stereo cassette. 4 speed. radials. (868NLDJ Plnstnping '76 JEEP CJ-5 Blue. 3 speed. V-8. PS PB custom wheels & tires. high brush h eavy duty suspension . '77 VW RABBIT A utomatic. pinstnp1ng Super economy (663TPIJ '75 VW BUG 4 speed. cocoa mats (779URAJ 53595 SAYE 53995 $ MS '78 ALFA ROMEO saMS Convertible. AM/FM, stereo. 5 s peed . gauges. radials. p1nstnpmg. (227VEXJ •77 LANCIA 1800 sa Ms F ully loaded 5 speed. air. s un roo f . AM /FM stere o ( 469TBA}. k> milage. 1 78 PORSCHE s 12 AM/FM Stereo cassette. A /C. sunro o f . plnstriping. (418UBS) COME IN! 3M CALL TODAY! -A I t I ... .. . CJf DAL 'f f'tl.OT "JI Ca maro. Yu U power. 305 cu . In eoa:me under 10.000 miles Daya 111.cms eva 641..flOllO. ····· -' I• ' ·rake the SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 FIAT M~ion SAN Olfgo::; • ME~CEDES BENZ ~jO ts SOUfHl:llM~ COUMn·s ® por •aow ... AUTMOllUO DIA1.H SALES • SERVICE 28701 M~rguente PARTS• LEASING P.lrkwcty. SHOP & COMPARE OUR LOW LEASE RA TES 0 BARWICK DATSUN 8 MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS E) SOUTH COAST FORD 0 MARQUIS MOTORS M1s.sion V1ep 714/831-1 740 714/495-1700 8 S#\DDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO LAGUNA . BEACH • ~ Comty'1 Mo.t ~" IMW 0..- FACTOIY AUTHOlrll:O SALIS, UASIMG & SBVICl l•.t•..,.w·1a.o..._...._ 2t401 MAIGUfl!TI PICWY . MIUIOH VlfJ() 17l41 Ul-1040 e SALES e SERVICE e LEASING MllRQDIS MOTORS 831-2880 ,.: .. ~r:: 495-1210 0 • PRIQ OF GAS GOT YOU DOWN? PLENTY Of GAS SAVERS LEFT FORD Ford Fiesfa from ~ MPG Ford Pinto from 32 MPG We've been here 17 years -some location -90me owner -some oood deals -coll or come in 494-4515 lo>twst rates on leasing SOUTH COAST FORD 303 BROADWAY, LAGUNA BEACH SAVE A LOT! s • . ' il Granada Glua. 8-t'yl. 2 dr. P IS . P IB. A /C, AM 1YM s tereo, xlnt eond. New radlala G25C.I 8'J3.3'187 1S MARK I V, lux ury group, MWlt M"ll tooOO llfrl 21.oo Mwcwy ........... , .......... . ORANG Y. COUNTY ·s HIWIST LINCOLN MERCURY Ot:ALERSKJ P RAYR.ADHO! UNCOl.N Mt:Hctl HV 16 UI Aut11 C.-ntJ·1 Dr SOl"Wy I ..ik1· f on111 1· iot IHV IN t: 130-7000 ·lb Mon.arrh Ghia 4 I.Ir Wlt.h ••r . :'I 0011 m 1h•, MuJlt ~·II '< 1111 IW>ZOIJ '7fl Moollrrh Gh1.i: vK 4dJ . m any xtr ai., alnt cond. und .. r 40M m 1. s:wo 1'$2 rr.11 . M2 4412 ·m ~ adr hdt<.p alnl oond 'f.>1.t 1(1&1', ~ &U llf7<J '"r., Man1w" B~h11m 14fllll PINTO IUU80UT 4 cylinder. automatic. air condltkln.1n&, mMe (3111(.JI!:) $1111 SADO&.llACI( FOID ZMCIS Mam. Sant.a Ana Al the Corner Q# W »rnt:r 546-7070 18 Pinto Run1bout, 4 lfl)d...ebarp $1995/beal or. fer.~ 15 FORD PINTO 2-DR. 4 ryhnder. 1ut.om al1r . ITlfJn' tseORL Y I $1977 SADOlUACI( fOID 23eO S M 11n. Sant.II Ana ~the Conwr al Wanwr 546-7070 "14 W-.on. 22M ml, AC. Ul.TRA O.F.AN. $19~or belll ~n'Z7 18 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT 6 r·ylind•·r . autJ1m11t11" fJO'C ('1WlJ t'W I Sl577 SADOl.HACI( FOID ZMCI S Mam. Sant.a Ana Al the lAJmc1" nl W 1rnc:r S-46-7070 IAJ•u )' «H · "'f)' i:rl 14 Waion mr, IUl(l!&R•' rond s;!llllll ol f 1 r by rri. n adJalll $120!) l'n Mon T.W) ~··\•... l'ly tiiJH!Wl ~ .......... !!.~~ ~ 9960 1974 FOID MUSTANG II 4 •Pt! .. d tra ni. . very dean & an t'll<'f'llent eon dWaa <'1113RU< I. OHLY SZ6'9 IEACH IMPORTS !M8 OfJn Slretot NEWPORT ttt;ACll 75J..0900 i8 ,.._Will.· T t..op, full p o wer . v6, A C. AM 1f''M 1rus IJ7s..3Tlll n N --- '68 Ran J02 V -3. P JS. P 18, aut.o. ~rb rood S.CatllS!O ~ 91 Jl'stbk 2118. whl w Ired int. m ech sound. nu br1ku1palnt. d e-an SZ-!000 P P 17S 11731 71 Mwlt.an& 2 t 2. ireal JU mlleag.-$2900 or belt offer Call 8-lfm ·m llllldt.an&. Wh.lte Good ClllDd. Muat tell 12000 M bet. 1$4 0308 day1 or ~ CW 494 2187 t'VeiJ. ....................... 19'711 Cu•Lom Suburban fi\u)-9 1>M11 St.M. Wan. Loaded. med 1•og1nc, ~ otn1. 873-4899 -' '-1illec 9965 ....................... 1tn.POMTIAC ,.. ........ Slrybird Ugbt blue w lbloo velour tntenor & low mllf'1> S harp 6 l o ad e d ' ~l OHLY sans HOWAU CIMi"olef Dove 6 Quail SlK NEWPORT BEACH IJJ..05S5 "73 Le lhna: Give away' low mHea Good mpJt. r.I( RU, Orll(. Owner X1nt rood. 4 dr. V8, Ill', auto ~ or bclll ofr. aH3ll3 ---ill 11\rebtrd tlipnl, VA, T - lq). br1c:k Jblk. W\l'e wbb • Jdnt cood.. ~-497·1979 ---71 P\ret»rd, A /C, Pr.;, 11.ereo. su:so. 144-ZlM 'iO Muatana Mach I . Ml en1 rea 111s 61.000 '77 Tr•DA·Am: T Top. mils X1nt rond o loaded, 28,000 mllea. ~ ~.&Geno ne lllOOObeatolfer.MCM!UI. ·14 llu1tan1 t'a1tback. 4cyl, •·•pd. pwr 1tra. l&«eo AM/YM. ~mPI. ...,.,_,I.int mec:h, lo ml. ndl mtnor body 6 palnt. SLl50. Gl-811 "72 Grand Safari Wagon: •/\railer bitch. 9196. q. runt tp'Ul. W. ?WI •• TempeK. rum well. bod_¥ fair Sood tlN11, A /C, 100d traru1. car, 1 'T7 Mwlt.ani II: ve, auto, "10itlt air. ~ aft PS. PB. deluxe Int. _IA.II ____ _ AllJP'lil /<'Ha, lo au, 'T7 Tram-Am Spee Edi· XLNT c:ond. $'250. \Ion. Black •/•old , 7»117_1.____ loeded .,..tr ... Xlnl. "74 M••nc, 4 tpeed, A /C, Jll!,4lllD ml li300 ot beat P /8. uw Uree, evH _otr_.lll_-4111 ____ _ NMrolW (NIKLO > S215. "M f1nlllrd P.apriL Alllto, a..ai11 ttll PS/P!i_ A /C. Im mac . ....................... .......... ~ 1'7606.DI .. ..._lAMua, 2dr, C.-.. .. , ••• ar **•oom coed. ,... .........., wtt6 a wtute ..... UO. air, PS/PB &of 6 wbJte Interior. •tftnn. .aa:a lAllllld ..... low m.Jlee. -0 ... 4 "" c.R&A). Otl..YS44tl _ ................ , •• NOWAIDQeoflllt -:.T·=~~: Dcwe a QuaU SU. top C!Olltd, NC au, 91QO HJ:WPOR'I' B&ACH ...... ' IJMlll ·11 CutlH• tkls>r•m•: llnlld .,.. ec.dition, ... ml, loade d , 11100. ,......,_ • Orange Coast EOITtON ousan Odd-even Gas Out? County Asks Brown to Lift Ruling 87 aOBEaT BARKER Of -o.My ~Mee Slaff Orange County s upervisors as_k~ Governor Brown today to atioluh the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into effect last May at the height of t the 1979 fuel crunch. f Supervisor Ralph Clark said the odd-even plan bas run its r course and that the long waiting f lines at gasoline stations in ~ Orange County have vanished. "It has done a very good job, but there is no reason to keep the rules in effect any longer," be said. Phillip Anthony. chairman of the cOWJty Board of Supervisors. was the only suoervisor who ·Mesa Cops Nab Suspect In Rape A composite drawing led to the arrest Sunday of a Buena Park man on suspicion of raping a 23-year-old woman, Costa Mesa police said today. It was the second arrest of a rape suspect in less th~ a week by Costa Kesa officers·. They said Raymond Wade Robbins, 29, was arrested Sun- day based oo descriptions given by the victim of an Aug. 25 at- tack. The location was Seaview Road in north Costa Mesa. The victim of that rape,,,,_ was walling near her coodomi1Ulirn between mid.night and 2 a .m. when a man grabbed her and forced her to the ground. of- ficers said. Robbins remained in city jail today in lieu of $25,000 bail on suspicion of rape, police said. Lt. Jack Calnon said t hat, following the rape, the drawing was circulated in the area. It also contained information given by a second woman who bld been assaulted earlier the nif))t of the rape, in the same area of Costa Mesa. He said a third young woman, walking in the same area shortly before 1 a.m . Sunday, was stopped by a man matching that · description. Recogniz.ing lhe man from the composite, the woman ran to a condominium and called police, Calnon said. Officers arrested Robbins nearby, be said. Mesa Weighs Downtown Swre Future The future of a row of stor es on the west side of Newport Boulevard between 18th Street aad Harbor Boulevard will be before th e Co1ta Kesa f Redevelopment Aaeney Wednel- da7, The acency, whole members are tbe memben of the City CoandJ, will meet at 7:JO p.m. ill eouncll chambers, 77 Fair ,·~ •. wanted to keep · the plan in operation. "I believe it is a safeguard to prevent the panic buying that took place in May," Anthony said. "We know bow quickly the panic buy comes and that the basic problem caused by gasoline shortages is still prevalent. "It took lots of work to put into effect and will cost money to s tart up again," he said or the odd-even plan. Drivers who have purchased commercial stickers that allow them to buy gas at any llme were asked by supervisors to keep those stickers bandy. Other supervisors joined Clark Reth' Signal Blncked Data MOUNTAIN VIEW <AP) -Important scientific data from t h e Pioneer 11 spaceship was lost because of accidental interference by a radio signal from a Soviet satellite, project manager Charles Hall said today. T h e interferen ce ap- pareoUy came because American scientists neg l ected to ask the Russians to leave the fre- quency clear Monday, ff all told a news conference. About 15 minutes of tem- perature measurements of Saturn's giant moon, Titan, were Jost "because of ap- parent radio frequency transmissions by a Soviet satellite," Hall said. (Story, Page A5) Mesa Council Eyes Towing, Bluff Project A proposed towing ordinance and a review of a condominium project along the Santa Ana River bluffs will come before the Costa Mesa City Council tonight. The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. in council chambers at 77 Fair Drive. The ti>wing ordinance would chiefly affect involuntary towing on private property such as re· moval of improperly parked cars from apartment complex- es. Among t.be provisions would be to set maximum rates and to require t hat cars be made available to the owners within Costa Mesa city limits at no ex- t ra charge, even if they were stored elsewhere. The ordinance was proposed after police rePorted problelll5 witb out-of-city firms contract- ing for apartment towing, then charging exorbitant rates, fail- ing to report towaways properly and storing them a considerable distance away. ' ~ The coundl will also review a Planning Comm.iasion decision reaardiq. a condominium proj· eet at mt Pacific Ave. It la be- lnl reviewed at the request of Councilwoman Norma Bertlol. askin& the governor to do away with the odd-even plan in Orange County. Supervisor Harriett Wieder of Huntington Beach said sh e believes s upplies will be ade- quate "now that the oil industry has driven up the prices of fuel." County officials cautioned that the odd-even purchase schedule will remain in effect until the governor acts on the Orange County request. Suoervisor Edison Miller of Orange said the plan is an in- fringement on the free market. He said the public has learned a lesson by learning to conserve fuel during a crisis <Stt RATION, Page A2> Mice Bug People in Irvine Tract By DAVID KUTZMANN Ol I ... QM11 ~llee Sa.ti Residents of Irvine's Turtle Rock Highlands say their neighborhood is going to the mice and county officials have told them -tllllte~ little govern- ment can do a'tioutil. · . The · invasifn ·of! homes in lrvif1e•has oot been ·an isolated • cas'e.rcounty·Vect-0r Control Dis· trict spokesman Fred Beams said today. The rodent in question, the California vole, has been ap- pearing in large numbers in other Orange County com- munities as well. Beams said residents themselves will have to do something about it. He s aid the better-tban- average rains of the past two years have triggered an ex- plosion in the mouse popuJalion since the little animals feed on seeds and shoots. He said it's not unusuaJ for 1 meadow mice, as they're known, to go through population surges every five years or so but since the rodents are not considered a health hazard, no government agency takes care of California vole control. "It's one of those things people have to handle on their own." Beams said Irvme Company spokesman Mike Stockstill said grading operations in the Turtle Rock area may be responaible for the mice fieelnf' their habitat and heading for shelter in area homes . "We're aware of the prob- lem," StocuUU said. Jr-vine Company officials have been in contact with the county Vector Control District to find out what can be done about the hordes of mJce evidently invad· ing highland homes . Beams said the best solution is simply to call in professional ex- terminators. Homeowners themselves can bait traps to cat.ch ~fugitive mice wbJch have made their way into t.be homes. · Beams suggested peanut but- ter would be tood bait. Homeownen seem fairly dis· turbed about the invasion. One resident, Steve Freed- man,· said he'a found numerous rodents in bis home. -r-' TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER~. 1979 : ee SOUTH . CAROLINA GEORGIA ~ Brunswick •· Fernandina Beac~ laclson111ie' j rlut1C Ott on St . lutusltn\ Daytona Beach • Cape Can~ • Gull 0 50 FLORIDA I I Miles ............. MAP LOCATES CENTER OF HURRICANE DAV1D ..._ Winds Wreek EmMIYe Damege on Are• Hurricane Pilot Gets Final Wish MIAMI <AP)-For 20 years. William Joseph Freedman flew ~into eyes or hurricanes. He learned to love the serene cen ters of nature's greatest s torms "Wh en J die," he would say, "make sure you scatter my ashes in a hurricane." His wish was granted in Hur· ncane David. As the fierce storm roared toward F1orida after killing at least ~ people on a string or islands across the Caribbean, Freedman's as hes fell lightly to the sea. Freedman, a government "hurricane hunter," flew across the eyes or 400 hurricanes as a com municalions specialist for the National Oceanic and At mospheric Adm1nistrat1on 's Research Facilities Center at Miami. Colleagues said no one else bad penetrated so many hurricanes. New Drink Wins Prize HONG KONG <AP> -There's a new drink in town called Hong Kone Cfieongsam, named after the body-bugging dress with thigh-high slits. The drink is made of gin, fresh lemon j uice, Seven-Up, egg while. cherry, le~on and cucumber slices and a spri1 ol mint. It was concocted by a 27- year-old Chinese bartender to compete with the Sinaapore Sllng. A panel ol JUdles awarded the bartender, Leuq Siu-far, $1,000 and a two-week tri~ to Loodoo for bis drink after a contest. "Humcanes were Bill's whole hfe." said Joe Cbada. a former research technician for NOAA Freedman djed June 9. 1978. al the age of S9 His longtime boss and fnend. James McFadden. remembered Freedman's wish. McFadden, night operations chief for the NOAA faci~ty. kept Freedman's ashes in a box in his office He waited -not for any hurricane, but for one big enough and strong enough for his friend. Amelia, Cora, Ella, Greta and Kendra all passed in 1978 without being worthy. This year. Anna. Bob and Claudette failed to meet the test But David was something else Born in the far eastern Atlan- tic, David seemed to be the bod of storm that comes perhaps once in a century, its winds reaching speeds of lSO mph while still faroutoverwarm, open seas. "David was it," McFadden said. So it was. A silver-and-while airplane flew into David's eye last Thursday as the storm marched across the, Caribbean 90 miles southeast of Puerto Rico. A amall door opened and Freedman's ashes swirled into the atmosphere Gold Price IIlts $325 Per Ounce Wol'k on one of three bullcllnp 1D the project WU baited wbeo commlMM>nen disco~ered that the 1eecind story hanc• over the bluff1. 11le ftnt floor bad the re- quired ftv•foot utback. TV Violenee LONDON <AP > -The akyrocketiq price of told bit $325 today for the fint time, and t.be dollar atrencthened aaalnat other major curreocies. Gold IOid for $SU.37S an ounce in Zuricb t.b1a monaiq, up from '322.m at the clole QI tradiu lllondey and fof' $115.2$ WI af. 'Dlievee Uae Torch In ... Barglary I 8ur1lau who ua•d an aeet7lml toreh to cut throutlb VndlDS maetm. Meaped with a11 eldmlled "'° In cub from Data T•cluaoloSJ Corp. PIHt.rollJCI Dl•laion, Co1ta .... palb aakl todaJ, Tll•J aald dama1• to lb• mac.._ et mo tOiWaJ A;. cbadaa aa..i.-Dar ..._ ...... ...., could ..,... u blab . u $1,000. .Video on Bike Sparka Cnuh It bad all tbe el.meotl ot 1 lilt abow -~. police ud violece -but t.be wetend lDci- dat drew low raUnp from &he Newport Beach officer wbo ltarred lD It. Police aa1d a larte televllloo 1et bel n1 carr led on tbt bandlebara or a bicycle ap· pareDtb' ~eat.ed the cfdiit frem~hllbQdbr*ea to avoid' biWu·tbe °"'""· no WU IMUns OD bla IDotorcJ'de af I I temooa tn IAJadontaa: afte'1IOOll rwn1 price wu an.i::f: told for sm.tO 1n t.be m . Tb• eloaiD& pric• •OIMlaJ Loocbl ... $1ZS.1S. DuMn Mid tbe price ii bUI clriYeD Up by fun that woctd la· flailon ...... to WOl'MD, ,... e..u. IJOW and tlM dollar eon· tlDMtoWMk• . But at leMt lmt1all7 todaJ U,. U.S. curreoc7 •H •llSbtly ftnrw after an uaeveottul da,y . •oada7 wben U .S. markeu ,were doled for Labor Da7. ' ' c FIFTEEN CENT .:! 1f t l Carolina ~ l Wast Periled CHARLESI'ON, S.C. CAP > - Thousands fled from this :I)(). year-old bastion of the Con- federacy today as Hurricane David roared northward along the Georgia coast, lashing the s h oreline with lree-topplinc winds and Udes . "There's no question about tl," said Dick Shenot of the Na- ti on a 1 Weather Service at Charleston. "Charleston is going to get tut " More than 5,000 persons, many from the elegant Hilton Head Island resort. took shelter as the s torm which had already claimed more than 800 lives in the Ca ribbean continued its sweep aJong the Atlantic coast It was eqpttted to hit land again by late evemng Residents all along the s wampy Georgia and South CarolJna coasts were evacuated as gale winds knocked down trees and power lines. Schools were closed. A bo ut 3.000 persons fled Savannah, Ga . to lhe south and thousands of others were routed from the resorts of Sea Island and St. Simons Island just off Brunswick. Ga. Shenot predicted that hur ncane-force wrnda would sweep this tust.onc city or 60,000 resi- dents, home of Ft. Sumter where the Civil War began, with tides 6 to 8 feet above normal. At mid-day, the hurricane, packing 90 mph winds, was located near latitude 31.0 north ancllongitude 80.9 wes t , or about 75 miles south southeast of Savannah, Ga. It was moving toward the north at 12 to 15 mph over open water and wea~r ol - fic1als said 1t could intensify. Hurricane warnings were posted from Jacksonville, Fla. north to Cape Fear, N.C. ·'The proJected track right now takes the center near. and <See DAVID, Pa1e AZ) * * * Hurricane David Facts Updated From AP Dispatc~s LM•Uoa: -South·southeast or Savannah. Ga Wara.lap: From Jacksonville. NorlbtoCapeFear.N C Appareat tar1et: Charleston SC or Savannah, Ga. WlDd speed: 90 mph Movemeat: 12-15 mph Deatlt \GO: more than 800, fivej or them in Florida. Damage: No estimate availa1 ble. ~ Rain: heavy, with floodin1 also a threat. Hurricane Freder ic: bi Puerto Rtco, but downgraded a tropical storm. Weather Usual late ni1bt and early morning foe or low clouds along beaches ot.berwbe fair Wednesday. Kith• '1'0 to 7~ at beaches- to mid-80s in)and. Lows toni1bt 80 to 66. • • -!!L.lllA~~ fAP) -A ---~ ~:"' e ..... .. ... ,.,.ft ............ blow .. .................. =~ ....... ~,, ... ....................... .............. tMa, ~-Imm lt,.. 0.p9'J -Ool ,, ............... A~._...._ .. _.. ..... i.... ..... wUd -t.he fal"llll9f'I 19-d. ScllD9 ,.._. _.,. II ,_ tell wtdll tr.a I~ laeMI kt ............ A ..... decllMclto~· ut1 tM farmer tor rear tMt marijua11-bu..ten woWd °"" ND bJa farm, wbJtll lt .,.,.._ tt.e towaa of c•emun1 .. , Lowm•. It took depu:Ue1 nearly four boun to IW"val UM crop,~ "'1e depey ..u .. t.cs would be !Worth about '40,000 on tbe •lreet. Deput.l• had the crop ln ~rM.ed . "Jt wu lood 1baff," aald depu· lY Dou&lu A. llltcbeU. "The of. fleer who .checked At 1akl it waa Jiome.Uc·type Co~mblu." Police 1ald they leainH about the marijuana from an wddeo· tined Informant. Alter ldentlly- lnl a sample provided by tbe In· formant, they tooll it to th• town of Aabland Ju.tJce, who knew tbe farmer and called him, deputl• said. The 1berlff'1 office uaually ceta about ftve callt a year from farmer1 who find marijuana 1rowln1 on their property Mitchell uld. But the baul senerally amounta to about only 30 to 40 pounds. Mitchell apeculated that the .marijuana probably arew from a loat bal of seed or aeeda "th•t could have blown ln from any pJace." Coluaal 1a.ld the deputJe1 were ~o.nvinced lhat the marijuana .vas wild because "It wu pretty well scattered about," and becauae the patcbe1 had not been cared for Two Arrested In Hair Salon Burglary Try A pair of l9·year-old men were arrested on bur1lary cb~n lfonday after police allefed tlM7 Lrted U> pry their way into • hair salon ln Fountain Valley, police aald. Arrested were Keith AureUano Chavez, 3>101 Port Clute. Hunt- ineton Beach, and Scott Edward Montgomer y, 315 Und St., Newport Beach. Police aaid a witne11 1potted them at "Hair Styling for Guys and Gals" Monday at about 1,1); 25 p.m. They aUegedly were trying to break into the salon through a rear door. . Pollce arrested the 1uspecta al the scene al 16131 Broolthurst St. 'l'hey were booked at Orao1e County Jail. Oil SpiU H Urt8 Tom-i8t Trade SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas <AP> -The towUt ln· duatry betan aa1e&1ln1 lb Joues today from the world's lariat oil aplll that teared away 1um- mer buaineu and reduced Labor Day weekend revenues to a frac· Ucm ot lut year'• income. , "ll's a terrible dlaappolnt· 1nent," Ralph Thompeon of the South Padre Jaland Tourl1t Bureau uld Monday. He e1timated the botela , reatauranta and abopl that de- pend on Huonal •Ill• lolt three ,,eeks of their unreeoHrable ~ak 1ummer buainet• because 'I' OU apUl publicity. DAILY PILOT \ A ••• of pld 6e .... a•9 WAIHDfOTOH (AP) -Oon· tq OIMlwan Jae. hu •treed to uk tM OWDll'I of 11.5 m1l.Uoo eofl•e mat.rs to atop == th•m bleame the handles ~·· flll,' pOelilf a au1er ol teaJdilll. a IOY81111Detlt o81da1 .. , .. loba •u. a •DOk•mu for tM CoaaUIDlr 1-rocluet Safetr Com· mi11SO. Mid tbe a1eney planned a n ... eoafereoce t.oday to an- DOUKe daalla of the . Corn1na plaa, ~ wu prompted by conaumer complalnta. He Mid the aetloo lnvolv• all 11.S mlWGa coffee makera 90)d br CondDC llnce i.. Wendy Fratta woru on a aand repllca or Germany'• Keldelb4tr1 Caatle bullt thl1 week at Cudlff, north or San OlHO Dozens of people helped build the sand casUe. 48 feet Iona. 40 feet wide and 17 feet high, using 400 tou of aand. Jt ls not tecbDlcally a recall ordeJ'94 b)' the.,ccwpmlpkMI, Bell said, but a voluntary plan worked out In ne1o t latlon1 between the agency and the Comiq, N.Y., tompay. · Howver, Bell 1a.ld, U1ll would ~ the lar1est recall-like action involvinl a •lncle product 1lnce the ac-ey wu esllblllbed ln 1972. Study .Shows Sex Bias in U.S. Schools W ASHJNOTON (AP) -Sea dlacrtminallon penblw tn acbool admlniatraUon. athletlc1 and ~ocaUonaJ education, reduclna lbe lont·ranse opU001 of women and sirla, a study of slate pro- 1ram11bowed today. Holly Knox. dJrector of tbe Project for Equal Education Rlehta (PEER), described the three categories aa "lradltloaal be llwethers " wblch indicate where women and glrla st.aod ln educaUoo. Aft.er anaiyzin1 educatJoo pat· terns in the SO stat.es and the District of Columbia, the IJ'OUP found that ,the Southeaal bu ~ worst record in tbe three categories and the Southwest the beat. California's rating wH 20th. But the overall picture re m ains bleak deaplte a 1972 federal law barring sex dis- crimination in all facets of educa· tJon, Ma. Knox said. PEER'• study indicates a ''laggard" en· forceme.nt effort by the Depart ment of Health, Education and Welfare, abe slid. ••we cannot afford to eduute girls u though Prince Charming is going to come alonl and take care ol them and prot.ot tbem forever after." abe aald at • news conference. The review showed natiana.lly that: -Although seven out of 10 classroom teachers are women, only one out of 10 top school ad· mlni1lrators I.II a woman -Girls comprise only 11 per· Piranha Fish Destroyed MANILA. Phllipplnes CAP > - FIHplno offlclala killed 80 piranha after aeislng tbe banned carnivorous flab from a pet abop that allegedly 1mu11led them lnto the country from Sln1apore. Cuatoma otllcials uld the 1hlpment entered the country wrapped ln pluUc lnllde a crate of apples. They said they were Upped to the llle1al shipment by an informer. Tecb.niciana from the Bureau of Pl1berlea and Aquatlc Reaoure11 destroyed the ft.eh by pourtnc a chemical aoluUon Into the plutlc bal bold1n1 them. fi' ... PageAJ RATION ••. BecaU1e the odd·even plan wu aet by an eme11ency or· dln•nce, 1upervlaor1 ue re· quired to re'1ew tt nery two weeb. Supervisors eerller b•d ln· dlc1ted_ they were 1 .. 01n1 towant ~ tile pl• aftel' th• Labor Day 9"kead. C't1lll of 1tufttint• In trad1t1on•UY nult vor•tlonal pro.iram1 whlrh l(lad w hl1h poylna Jobe. Ulra. make up onl y one- lhlrd ot I.he h.l1h 1chool 1tudent.a par1tt lp1Un1 In tnte>n1cholutic athlete.. "Today'• educational Im· balance la tomorrow's e<:000mk inequality between the aexea," Ma. Kno• concluded. PEER. an affiliate of the Na· Uonal OraaniuUon for Women Leaal l>efenH and Education Fund, has been tracking women'a educational proere.ss sl.n~e its establiahmentin 1974 A ccordin1 to Its latest analysis. Alabama baa the worst overall record and the District or Columbia the beat. Here la how PEER ranked the 5Q slates and the District or Columbia overall: I Ol~tkl f//f C:-mt>la, 1 1(-. J -ryl-. • lloll<ll'->, s FIOf~. • v ... mont, 1 c:- llc:vt, • c.oi-.-. • -·--tb, lO M--·· KO. II TeU\, 17 °"'91a, IJ Wfffll,,_,,., to I-•. U .._ YO"-. 1' ,,.,....,., \7 A\ftkA, lt T•"" .... !t It 1'1•••11. 20 C•lllo•nl•, 11 VI•""'-· u ........... JI, ---· 24 _,,. C..0411\a, 2' a-......... ,. "°""' OM<tlla. ,, ............ -~,.·"·¥•-.• ~ ..... II Arr-, lit __,I, st W ........ M , ~.IS OMo. • W'-lft, 11 • .._ "-• • Alll .......... ,. I,,.._, .cl «•nll•<'F. 41 II· ....... 41 o.i-.r· • .., ··-. 44 ScMll'll CAirollna. 0 .. -0.0... .. W ... Vlrglfta., '1 .,,._, 4' ~I ..... , "· ,.,_. ,...,_.., ... IJWI, SI ..._ .. Guard Hurt In Escape MARION, N.C. <AP> -Nine prlaooen etcaped early t.ocby from the Mc Dowell County prlaon after woundml a &uard who had been taken ha.tage. Three of them were recaptured ahortly afterward, a conection official aald. Law enforcement offlcen ua- ln• bloodhounds aearcbed a wide area around the prllon unit five mllea aouth of Marlon for the other escapea. It wu lnlUally reported that 10 prllonera bad eacaped , but officlala later lowered that number by one. Stuart Sbadbolt, public ln- rormaUon director with the Department of CorrecUon in Ralelp, 1ald Sit. Bill llcCurry, the wounded JUard, wu ln fair condlt:loo at a bolpltal alter be- ln1abottnthe1houlder. Holiday Road Toll450 BJ TM A.IMda&ed Pl'ell , Traffic accldentl took 450 livea durln1 tbe Labor Day weekend, the 1ummer'1 lut lOQI holiday. Tbt N1tloeal SafetJ Council eaUmated before th• holld-'Y be1u that between 480 ud 550 Ctr:* eould be klll.d ln trafftt Mii e p.m. Friday and mid· ntOt lllODda1. 'Punk Rock' Girls ,. " r ..... PtapAI DAVID ••• · parallel to, the ~rai• cout ~ day and near South Carolina toni&ht," Hid forecuter Mark Zimmer al the NaUooal Hur- ricane Center ln Miami. "If there's a 1Uaht )«>1 ln the tracll, It could come over to tbe Oeor1la coaatllne tbl1 after- noon." Weather off'lclala worried \bat the storm tJdea would re1cb the South Carolina abore dunna the normal hl&h Udea late Tuelday eventnc "l think that we have to re- alize that we see a poealblUty of very htgh water, hl&ber water than moat people have ever seen," aald JOMpb P. Riley Jr , mayor of um city or antebellum man!llona. museums and art galleries. Soutl\.. Carolina ha• not been hit haro by a hurricane alnce Hazel devastated the Myrtle Beach area ln l954 , k llllne one person and caualne dama1e estimated at S27 million The two-Jane bridge to Hilt.on Head wu closed to trafnc and power to the Island was shut orf Beaufort County civil defeMe a uthorities utlmated 2,000 peraon1 had taken refu1e In McCracken Hllb Scbool 1t Bluff· toe. PlltHDta at. t.be Hllt.oo HMd llland boapltal were eucuated by ambulance to Beaufort. Reaidentl of Charleston also were getlin& ready for the oo· slaueht. A Charleston department st ore reported brisk aalea of tlaabUShll, radio batteries. cook1q fuel. camp 1tovea. lamp oll and hunicane lampa A 1pokeaman Cor the Navy's Atlantic Fleet said unlt1 in Norfolk, Va.. Ellubetb City, N.C., and South Carolina are at "Condition Three," meanlna all mUltary personnel are on board and ready to move out. In the meantime, Florida of- f\ cl a)a were tot1n1 up the damaee from David'• atnlle Monday on the central norida beac hu near lbe natlon'a 1paceport at Cape Kennedy and lft tbe Dominican Republic of. flclal1 railed tbelr eaUmat.e ol the dead, uylnc at IH•l 800 persona were killed when the ttorm puaed over that CCMmU'Y late lut week. Althoulh the comml11lon does not espeet all 18.5 mUUon coffee mall:en to be returned, Bell said ll just hall that number la re· turned tt would be the lar1eet re- call lo the commlnlon'• history. William K1n1, a Cornl.n1 con· aultant, said the problem in· volve1 an e poxy sealant Intended to faateo tbe metal band attacblnl the handle to tbe white &)au-ceramic percolatora The .ealant can dry out and become briWe, caual.n1 the han· dle to "aeparate wtlbout wam ln1" rrom t.be percolator, Kini nld. King uld advertiaementa to be publiabed in hundreds or newapapen Mxl w~ll will con ta1n coupons tbat coffee pot owners can mail to Corrune for partial refunda or the chance to purcbaae other CornU>g product.A at a d.IAcount The commiaalon baa received about 7,000 complainta since 1&72 about h andle a11embl1t-1o separating from the maker<i . Bell said Driver Held After Crash In Newport A Sula Ana man waa an-eat· ed Swlday in Newport Raub on felony drunken driviq charges after hi.I car slammed mto a power pole, inJunna two pa11eqera Police aald J J eaua Aculrr'e Alvarei. 20, waa booked and transported to Oranae County Jail. where he wu held on S2,.500 ball foUowing the 10 JS p m a~ c1dent He reporte<ily wasn't 1n JUfed . Pauengera J ose Hidalgo Rivera, 24. of Santa Ana. and Lllaa Ramlrez, 22, of Garden Grove. were trea ted but not hoaplt.aliud at Hoag Memorial Hoaplt.al. poUce said orncen •aid the crash s plin- tered a pc>wer pole on Kin111 Road aouth of Cliff Drive aod ahitted It aUpUy but didn't cut otr electricity. Officers aald Alvaru )ost control of hla car on • curve before hittlnl the pole. TWPHOWI (714) 644-24"4 • > 0 Bomb Shock To Set Off Old Nukes? LAS VEGAS Nev. (AP) - SIM>ek •••• from aa wader-lround noc&ear test that will be aet off a\. the Nevada Teat Site on Tbunday are expected to dntroy one and poeaibly two un- exploded nuclea.r clevleea buried deep benuth the Nevada deMrt, the ~partmeot ol Enern aaid today. The underJround 1bock w1ve1 from the "HeUta" tat, Ht for I a .m . PDT, 1bould be powerful enou1h to destroy a nuclear de· vice that felled to explode dur· lna the ''Trauom" teat ln May uns. 1aJd DOE spokesman Dave Miller. And It may al10 destroy another device that failed to det- onate in the October 1915 '' Penlnlula'' test, be added. Miller aald nett.her oft.be unex- ploded devieea would ca~ a nuclear detooaUon. He aald it w aa the first Ume be knew ol that one nuclear device would be used to ct.troy another. ~tent.lat.I have "looked at Uua very. very carefuUy from many, many aneJes," Miller said. "It's their comerunu, flrat of all, lhat there can't be a nuclear detona- tion of Tranaom. And aeccmdly, If the Hearts device performs the way 1t '\bould, it wlll Lndeed deatroy Transom. ' Mtller said the nuc lear weapon for tht> weapQns·relaled Hearts te11t waa buried 2,100 feet bt•neath Yucca Flat, aome &5 m1leN northwe!lt of here The Tranaom d evice, another weapons-related shot, failed to explode May 10, 1978 and is buried at 2.100 feet. It la located "!lf'Vetal miles" from the Hearts df'Vlte The Penimula weapon a1ao is located at Yueea P1at, buried W feet beneath the aurface ln a sealed 1batt, Mille r said. ··Wltlle there never bu *° any dan1er that tbe Penlnau.Ja device wUl detonate, lt also may be de-atroyed m place ln a man· ner aun.ilar to Tr a.Mom.·· Miller said The Hearts teat, the lllb an- nounced lhlA year, will bave a yield of between 20,000 and 150,000 tons of TNT. MUJer aald. However , 1t was expected to be at ~ larcer end of that acaJe si nce th e DOE warned man11en of hitb-riae bulldinea here not to have employees in precarious workine poaiUons at the lime ol the teat. a wamln1 ueu11ly luued for the lar1er shot.A "lt'11oinc to be bie enouct> to ruch out with lhe sboclt wave and crush the other one," be uld. Mlller said the Penins ula de- vice wu cruahed when It Cell the last 40 feet to the bottom ol Ill emplacement shalt when It waa beloe lowered into place oo Oct. 23. 1975. • • \.' ,; Yo11ra .. e .. ' Dally Newepaper t HO. M1,3 SECTIONS, M ~•on ORAN't;e COUNTY , CALIFOA.NIA TUESDA~, SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 F l FTEEN CENT SOUTH CAROLINA G£0RGIA Atla ntic Otton Brunswi ck•· ~ • l•J!VJl•l h rnand1 na Beach. lack1on11tle ~ St l utu1tm\ Dayton a Beac h-'• G111f of Cape Can~ 0 50 • • Mil es -~-.,......... MAP LOCATED CENTER OF HURRICANE DAVID High W1nda Wreak Extensive Damage on Area Se;r.,ed Its Purpose? County Asks End To Odd-even Plan By ROBEllT BARKE R Ot ,.,. DaltY r...-1"'" Orange County sup ervisors asked Governor Brown today to abolish the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into effect last May at the height of the 1979 fuel crunch. Supervisor Ralph Clark <;aid the odd-even plan bas run its course and that the long waiting Jine s at gasoline s tations in Orange County have vanished · "It has done a very ..good job. }>ut there is no reason to keep the rules in effect any longer.·· be said. Phillip Ant.bony, chairman or the county Board of Supervisors. was the only supervisor who w a nled to keep lbe plan in operation. ·'I believe it is a safeguard to prevent the paruc buying that took place in May,'' Anthony said. "We know how quickly the pa ni c b uy co m es a nd that the basic problem casued by g asoline shortages is till prevalent. "It took lots of work to put into effect and will cost money to sta rt up again,·• he said of the odd-even plan. Drivers who ha ve purchased rommercial stickers that allow them to buy gas at any lime were asked by supervisors to keep those stickers bandy. Other supervisors joined Clark asking the governor to do away with the odd-e ven plan in Orange County. Supervisor Harriett Wieder of H u nlingten Be a c h said s he believes supplies will be ade· quate "now that the oil industry bas driven up the prices of fuel." Killer Storm Ne~ring COCOA BEACH. Fla. CAP> - Hurricane David, the killer of al l e a s t 800 people. ch urned along the Atlantic Coast today w1tb dead aim on the 300-year· old city of Charleston. S.C., after pummeling the coast of north· central Florida. A humcane wa rrung was post- ed from Daytona Beach. Fla .. north to Cape Fear, N .C .. and coastal communities of Georgia were in oeril Residents or coastal area~ of Georgia and South Carolina we re evacuated as weather of- fi cials predicted the storm pack· mg 90 mph winds would hit land again later today. ·'There's no question about it." said Dick Shenot or the Na llon a l We ather Ser vice al Charleston. "Charleston is going to get hit." He predicted that by mtdafter· noon hurricane-force winds would sweep the historic city of 60,000 residents. home or Fort Sumler where the Civil War began, with tides s ix to eight feet above normal At 7 a.m. PDT. the hurricane was located near latitude 30 5 north and longitude 80.8 west, or a bout 35 miles east or Jackson· ville. F la . Picking up speed s lightly, it was moving toward the north at 12 to 15 mph. T he projected tr ack of the storm would take it close to the Oeorpa eout, weather officials said. and a slight Joe to the left would cause it to hit land Charleston residents cut short Labor Day celebr ations. can- celed school today and started battening down for the storm. A Charleston d e par tment s tore reported brisk sales of flash lights. radio batteries, cooking fuel. camp stoves, lamp oil and hurricane lamps. South Carolina has not been hit hard by a hurricane since Hazel devastat ed the Myrtle Beach area in 19S4. killing one person and caus ing damage estima~ a t $27 million. The plush resort of Hilton Head Island near the Georgia border was ordered evacua~ and ele<:tricity was cut off at 10 a .m The two-lane brid ge lead· mg to the m ainland was bum- per-to-bumper with c ars . Patients at the Hilton Head Island hospital were evacuated by a mbulance to a hospital at Beaufort. Rain and gale force winds gus ting to 45 mph were already buffeting the Georgia coast off Brunswick . where thous ands ha d fled. With the approach of the wont hurricane to threaten (See DAVID, Pace A2 ) * * * • ID an APW ........ le HOUSE TRAILER RESTS AGAINST SIDE OF BUILDING AFTER BEING THROWN ACROSS STREET Several Mobil• Home• Oeatroyed by Wind• From Hurrtc.ne Dnld In Melbourne, Fla. 2 t\.ttaekers Sou"bt FVWomanHeld Prisoner, Raped A 19-year-old Fountain Valley woman wu beld captive for elabt. hours Monday and raped seven times by two muatachiod m en dnving a light-colored van. HunUngtoo Beach police report· ed today. Tbe woman was picked up by the attackers at noon ne ar the corner or Beach Boulevard and Garfield Street, police said T he victim told police she was forced mto the back of the van and raped by one man as the other drove toward Los Angeles on va nous freeways Officers said the men pulled off the freeway and parked in an unknown area and took turns sexuaUy assaulting the woman She told offi cers the rapists taped her hands together and thre atened her several times with a n eight·inch knife. She also told police the men had a t e le vision se t whi c h t hey watched for sever al hours after a ttaclnng her Polke said the wom an was dropped off in an Anaheim re- s ide ntial area around 8 p.m. where she contacted police. Tbe victim, officers reporte<i. r ece ived medical treatment al UCI Medical Center. She described lb~ suspects as about 2S years old and both with thick mustaches. One attacker wore a full beard and the Olb.er bad bkmde b.a1r and taU.ooa oo both arms, abe told police . Gold Price Hits $325 Per Ounce LONDON CA P I The skyrocketing price or gold hit $325 today ror the first time. afld lhe dollar strengthened against other maJor currencies. Gold sold for $324 375 an ~ounce m Zurich th.is morning. up from $322.875 at the close of trading Monday and for S325 25 thJs a! ternoon m London. t he a!temoon r1x mg pnce was S32S after gold sold for S323 90 lll the morrung The closing price Monday in London was S323 15 On Monday pnces )umped $8 to brealc the $320 mark m the two centers for the first ltme Dealers said the price 1s being driven up by fears that world tn· nation LS going to worsen. re cession grow and the dollar con tinue to weaken. Hurricane David Facts Update d From AP Db9a\c:bu Localioa: South·southeast of Savannah, Ga Wandngs: From J acksonville, , F'l a .• oortb to Cape Fear.NC Appatt11t target: Charleston. SC WllMI speed: 90 mph Moveme11t : l2 l5 mph Dea&b &GU: more than 800, h ve of them tn Flonda Damage: No estimate ava.ila· ble R ain: heavy, w1lh flooding also a threat Hu r r icane Frederic: h it Puerto Raco. but downgr aded to a tropical storm . Ax Handle Bandit Robs T aco E ate ry llunlmgton Beach police today sought a s lender . red-hatred man in his early 20s who threate n ed a Taco Re ll employee ~1th an ax handle early Sunday, then m ade off ' with about Sl81 m restaurant re ce1pts Poh ce said the employee was counting the previous day's re · ce1pts about 2 a m. Sunday when the ax handle-wielding bandit entered the establishment at 818 Pacific Coast H.agbway through an unlocked back door T emple Torched SAN DIEGO (AP> A group 'Punk Rock' ·women Knife County officials cautioned that the odd-even purchase schedule will remain iD effect until the governor acts on the Orange County request. Wish Granted But at least initially today the U.S . c urren cy was s lightly firmer after an uneventful day Mo nday when U S m arkets were closed for Labor Day calhng itself the "Anti-Krishna Society" has vowed to firebomb a San Diego Hare Krishna tern· pie weekly until the sect leaves , town. 'BB Girl, 15 Supervisor Edison Miller of Or a nge said the plan ls an in· Police are seeking a pair of ~ frinnment oa the free market. female '"punk rockers" who al-Ke said the public bas learned a Ashes Tossed in Hurricane Piranha Fish lecedly attacked a LS-year-old les10n by learning lo conserve MIAMI (AP)-For 20 yean, William Joseph Freedman flew into eyes of hu r ricanes. He te,.med to love the serene cen- ters of nature's great.eat storms. HuUnatco Buch girl Sunday fuel during a crlsl.a. and carved initial.a on her cheat Because the odd-e ven p!ao and le1 with a sharp object. was Ht by an emergency or- The suspects, police said, dlnance, supervisors are re- l'fabbed the lid about 1:30 L m. quired lo review it every two ka the Bolu A•enue partinl lot weeks. "When I die," be would HY. "111a1te au.re you scatte r my uliea in a hurricane." ol McJ>onNU Douclu and held Supervisors earlie r bad lo- ~ for ft•• m.lnutM. d l cated they were leanln1 Hll wish WU eranted in Hu.r- rlcane Davtd. TIM llrl told. police ber u -toward dropplnl the plan after tallua cut Iller cbeat 8Dd rtcbt the Labor Day weekend. Al tbe fierce 1lorm roared toward Florida after kil11nc at teul 800 people on a •t.rinl of lslandl acro1s the Caribbean, Freedman '1 u bea fell Uabtly to t.be sea. • 1.. trtt.b a raaor blade or a j!Oeta lmlf•. Sbe Nid the at- taean told ber tbeJ wanted lo 1'.Tew Dn·nk "1'writ.e" -her. 1-.i Police nld the women fied .,....twolar1ectopapproacbed IF/;._8 Pn• ""-e ud beCM arowUa1. The 11r1. o1. w kc.a "' Jleen npotted, ·told tbe 1Womta ~ _.. ber doP and wve F reedman, a 1overame nt "bunieane hunter," fie• acJOU Ule .,.. ol 400 burrlcanea u a ~tr ...... tD-.ck. ome.. MW t.M wam• ..,.. t.ilmll• rWed Jeam aad ..... Fe ,.... old: ,.. drt n- ~ talb4 .... ct. ceer-~Lllllia.·· r"' dlcl llOt require for U.. tac.a. J'9POl1.ed. •• UM MCOod sada at-ek NpOl'ted la u.r.. da1s, ~Mid. ,..., .... a u.,..,. .. boJ ,._. to cane a 1wMtlka w. i..*Mb a au ,.,...ellJ> .... .w.-,... s.turday. ]· HONG KONG (AP) -Tbere'1 communlcatioaa 1pedalilt for a new drink in ton called HoGa tb• NaUonal Oceanic and At· Kone Cbeoapam, named .n.r mo1pberle Admlabtratlon's tbe bod1-ha11ta1 dre11 wttb a ... arch PadJlU• Center at WIJl·bllb dta. Miaml CoDaapel 1ald DO Giiie 'fM diblk la macla ol tiD, tt.b elae bad ,.....ated IO IDallY lemon Julee, S.••a·Up, •II bum~. whtte1 cberl'J, ·lemon and 0 HUl'liealMe were Bill'• wba&e C.UCWllDll' slicel aaid a 1prtc ol Ufe," said Joe au..t., a former mint. It 'W&f concocted by a 71-reuattb. t.ectmlcian for NOAA. year-o&d, Cbln8H bartender to Freedman died June t , 11'71. at compet.e wit.b tbe s1111apore lb• •••of•. SUD1. 1111 a..tlm• bod and f~1 A p_.... or Juell• awarded tbe Jam• lkradden, rememDereG bartadlr, l.AaDC 8'u·farl$1,000 Freedman's 9'1b. MoJ"addeD, and a two-"* trip to ~ nllbt operaUona cblef for t.ba for blldrfiak....,. a eontMt. NOAA faclllo. kwt Freedman'•t ._..__ ashes in a box in bla office. He wa ited -not for any hurricane. but for one bil eno u1b a nd atronc enough ror bl.a friend. Amelia , Cora, Ella, Greta and Kendra all paaaed in 1978 wUhout beina worthy. Thll year, Anna , Bob and Claudelle failed to meet the test. But David wu aometb.int else. Born in the far eutem AUan· tic, David teemed to be the kind of storm· that comes perb•J"J once ln a centur y, lta winds reacbine speeds of UO mpb while 1Ull faroUlover warm, openseaa. "David waa ll," Mc Fadden •aid. Destroyed MANILA. Philippines <AP> - F ilipi no officials killed 80 plranha aft.er selling the banned cam ivoroua fish from a pet sbop that allecedly 1mu11led them lnto the country from Sin1apore. Customs officials said lhe shipment entered lbe country wrapped in plutic lnakle a crate of a pples. 'they said they were Upped to tbe WqaJ shipment by an informer. Technlda.DI from Ule Bu.reau o f F lsberlea a'nd Aquallc Re.10~ destroyed Ule ft.ab by pou.rinl a cbemlcaJ solution lnto the plastic bal boldln& them. So ll wu . A &Uver-and·wbite airplane flew into Darid'• eye Ju t .Tburaday .. tbe atorm Bo&...1-y Road marched across the Caribbean -.... to miles 10Uthe ut of ~ Rlr·slball door opeDed aod Toll 450 P'rMdman's ubel twlrMd lnto BJ 'ftl A.ill 1 da...W .,_ the atmolpbe?e. Traffte ~ tbOk 4IO liv .. Collea1uH later pbOJl•d ctviDI u.. i..w DQ' ......... l'rHdmu'• wld9w. Dorotbl • tbe 1ummer•11a1t klq bolkSQ. wttb U. aewt ol bit tlnal ftiebt TM National s.a&ty Comdl lnto a•111111ntcaae•1 eye. eathnated before tbe bolld.a7 ''J felt a ...... .-.. ol nW, '' ...__ ... tbM betweeD '90 and SIO 1be Hlcl. "I kaew tben that u.1-eou)d M ldUed lD \ntne ao"laf would tuart me, Ulat ~ • p.m. Friday ud mid· aw•a ..._ would prot.ect. me ;;;... lloDdaY ttom tbe taurricw. '' · + -nl._..t · -· -· Coas t Weather Usual late nicbt a nd early morning f<>t or low clouds a lo ng b e a c bes otherwise fair Wednesday. Highs 70 to 75 at beaches lo mJd-80& inland. Lowa tonicbt «> to es. INSIDE TOD~ Y ' --- . l ,,,__~ ................ .. '-......... ..,0.. .. e ... •u-m .. ..w&M .. ~plt .... CGilllflwwww .... ....... of .. -.. ..... w• .......... .., ---ea.]lllalllea. ll• ..... ect:aGa ........ all ......... eo11 ...... .... ., Conlu llDee ~. It It mi technlealb • i.tall ~by ta.. comm.._, 8elJ uld, but a voluntar1 plaQ worked out in ne10UaUoae bltweeu th• a1enc1 and the Corm.,, N.Y., tom~. H6wnet, Bell uJd, tbb ""1cl M tbe larcest ,_411.Uke ad:laD lnvolvtna a aln&le product U..C. tbe aaeocy wu •tabUabed lD U"l2. . Althoulb tbe eommiaaton doee not eq>ect aU IJ.5 million cdfee makers to be nstumed, Bell aaid 11 ju.at half tbat number la re- turned It would be the larsest re- call in tbe commialon'1 biatory. William Kin1, a Com.Ina COO· tlllta11t, said the problem In· ~olvea an epoxy sealant intended to fasten tbe metal band attac~ the handle to tbe white &Jua·ceramlc percoJaton. The aealant can dry out and bttome brttUe, causln1 tbe han- dle to "separate without warn- ine" from the percolator, Kin& said. King said advertiaementa to be published in hundreds of oewapapera dext week will con- t.4'i n coupons that coffM pot owners can mail to Corning for partial refunds or tbe chance to purch11M other Coming product.a at a discount. The commission has received about 7 .000 complaints since 1972 about handl e assemblies separating from the makers. Bell said About 1,2SO injuries resulting from the bundle problems have been reix>rted to the company, with half the injuries requiring medical treatment, he added. Problems wltb Corning ·s m-odel e1210 coffee makers forced a recall of thousands of those unit.a in 1976. Corning a1reed to undertake the new plan after reaU:iing It was having problems with coffee makers sUll in use, Bell said, adding that the firm "decided the best response was getting them all outoC consumers ha nds." Although the handle or the cor. fee maker may seem firm to the grip, the entire assembly can still separate Crom the unit, Bell said. Valley Boys Reid on Home JJurglary Rap · Two Fountain Valley boys, aiaed 11 and 14, were aneated on bur1lary cbaraes Monday after a neighbor allegedly saw one of lbem cllmbine tbroueb the bathroom window or an WlOC· cupied home at 18H8 Cot-tonwood St. The resldent1 were away on vacatloll and cJoe of tbe youth.a waa takina care of tbe out.aide of Ute home, police noted. About S2!IO in ·coln.a and cub f'H aUecedly taken from the •ome, but later reco•ered. l>olice aald oae of the youths wu teleaaed to the cuatody ol bl.a parenta. • The otber youth, who re· ported11 broke into &be boult. ~H ln CUltocly at Oran1e eo.mty fuvenlle Hall tod.aJ, police said . "" DAILY PILOT , ... o...,..c.. 0...,. ,__ ___ ... _ -....... ..._ ,,_,,._.., .... °'_ ,_.._..,.c._ .._.... ......... ... ....,,_........, ...,_... ,,...., -~ ...... ~...,..~ IMclV,.._ loJ"'ll ...... 1._,~INot"""""C.. A .,......,......... ........ ,...._~-_.,. "'-~-.............. ,.." ... _ .. ,_c..-.~ .... --. ..... ~--.i.u• c.tt., Vlt•l'Y~-0.-.. ..,_ ~ "::..~-=°'"""'J.t~-=:t ... ... :::t= ... -~ Daat Ti•e A gat11 A sure sian that summer vacation ta comln& w a close ls the appearance of hlah school pep 1quada pracUcln1 their routines for the upcomJn1 football season. Jn th.is case, the girls are na1 twirlers from Fountain Valley High School. Nixon Hosts Angels At Labor Day Party By STEVE MITCHELL 0t t11e o.i1, .,.._. 'tA" Guests were greeted with a chilled margarita and Mexican mar1achj music when they en· tered the pool area of former President Richard Ni:it0n 's estate on LabOr Day And while the party was tout- ed as a tribute to the California Angels baseball t eam , the former president talked about t.be "women bebmd the team," aod reminis ced about the former Hamllton Cotton eat.ate which he and wife Pat Nixon will be leaving when they move to New York later tbia year. "It waa a dellgblful party," said one Nixon partygoer. who asked not to be Identified. (Related story and picture, page A3) A photographer took pictures of Nixon with the baseball team, and the former president SJX>ke for about 10 minutes to the 300 to 400 guests at one or the final Nixon parties In San Clemente. "He Is obviously very en· thusiastic about the team, .. the spokeswoman said. In addition to the marearitu, guests had two full bars to choose from, and a selection of Mexican dishes catered by the El Adobe restaurant lo San Juan Capistrano. Platea were heaped with Huntington Crowd Small Over Holiday The weather was nice, 11 you dJdn 't mlnd a Uttle mom int fo1. the aurf wu about ankle hlsh and the ftahlnl from t.be pier w111ood. Still, Labor Day weekend crowd.I ln HunUn1ton Beacb were relatively amall u Labor' Day wtekend crowda 10. Ltfel\W'dl at clty ud state beacbel ftcund tbe beadcowrt for the three·day weekend at m ,000 -about aver••• ror a normal two.day weekend ln mld1ummer and far from a record crowd. HoweYer, nlet people wwe out la force, altboqb no Mid· . coaat· wu take11. So were Ora... Cout1 lbarltt'1 c1ep. uU•, wt»~ H~ ud Bolla Cblea aa.tie beacbel OD ~ leturdaJ and Sun· day_.qbtl. TM IDOUIQd_pOIM WU Ol'dt· ed bfw':;' oftlclalt wltb _. ba1 fairlJ calm dw1Dt ............ houn, UU.0.0 a '"' 111.....,..s towwf'I ....... bJ lpr8J•peWiD,1 Yadall. ,LH•l'Ulrdl were calllQt the ocean "Lake HunUDlloD" .. ... ol tbe lad ot nit. Oal)' 11 NINel W.N made .... tlat entire HunUn 1 ron Beach eouUIDt all W.~. No .. tacos, guacamole. lobster l&JI dipped ln a hot sauce, and other dJshes attractively presented al a large buff Pl. A floating floral arrancement in the pool, and banging nower basket.a decorated the large pool area as Nixon and bis wife greeted guests for more than an hour aft.er the party began at 5 p.m . Nlllon wore a dark sports coat and light-colored trousers. Mra. Nixon wore a calf-length pale blue drea1. Another Nixon guest, Coroa.a del Mar artt.t Clyde ZuJcb, H id Nixon spoke mosUy about the Ancels durine a 10-mlnute speech. "He said he wu belt.int on them. of course," Zulcb aaJd, "and he saJd he Jlslened to Mon· day's game (against the Chicago White Sox ) on the radio." The former president said he would be at tonight's game against the WhJte Sox in Ancel Stadium. The Anaels team, accom· paoled by wives and 1irlfrienda, arrived at the Nixon bome all.er their 1 p.m. game acalnat the Wblt.e Sox, wbicb they won by a 6·5 score. Nixon lauded the w1ve. of the An1el1, uylnc the women behlnd the team are the on• who cheer the team on to va~ry. Nixon alao spoke abo hl1 plans to leave Cua Paclfi . for New Yon lat.er this year, H)'inl he and Pat will mlu San C lemente and the former Weat.ern White House. Nixon returned to the recep- tion line alt.er hi. speech, and continued to 1reet cue.ta unW tbe party ended at 1 p.m. The Nixon• boat•d another party Sunday to honor former Attorney Gflleral John Mitchell. Three School Boards Meet Tonight in HB Three Huntln1ton Bue b school boardl bave 1cbeduled mfftmo toalebt. Tb• Ocean View elem...,., board, wb.lcb normally would have met Monda7 nl1bi, ·bu 1cbeduled a 1:• p.m. pubUe beartnc oe It.a ..,... bud1et. Trwt.81 an •x.peeted t.o adopt a *24.2 m1Woa IMMllet. a doeu. mnt nearly .. m.llUoa blPtr than edu1 ..,..Utu.Na dQrtq the put ftMal ,...,, A I p.m. IS*l'lal publ&e ...., • 1D1 ll ~ bJ HuUDltoo Beacb Ualoa Hlah Scbool bll- trtct tnalt.MI to air tbe dJltrid '• $501'16, 111 fl a al bud1•t for lf'71.t0. 1'M •pmdlDI .plu ii about '7 mUHoa ldOer dNm a · pwdltm• lor ... "" ,...,, OMIM ~-=.i::.ca::: ., ' wa1 bo.pltall14'd, Ute1ua,.1 Hid. Huotln1toa leae~ CUr <•l•mmi•l'J) DllUiet tr-.. wbo alrHcb ta••• appro.ed tMlr ftaaJ badaet for tM ,..., ' are to meet at t ~i:ln to dlNw a report oe dee a 1\Udmt T .. 1 .... 1•(J't4,.._, c1111•1•.W.ocf1to...,. ,,_,.,.°' .. °"""'°" , ...... ... 1. B0Ha~ .~Q. • TM air ...,...tw bk 11 cs.,.... • the beaebte .,_ Ute w•eed. wtUI di• water ...,.........,uomd., .. ...... ................ ,... .... M Mdn Wlt\:•d, ._. ..... la maek_..J ud '-Uo. A eKJ utedlrd "-crt~ u ........ WI~an ...... r." •roam.at. . Off• V'9w ......... at clllutet ome., ... .. 816 eclllool dlMrtet -t1-•·· .. -m..Clt9l llollaAH. H••tt•l't•• ••••• cur ~ ............. _ loMol. ma hl•m• Li!M. t • By~opter LONOIOB&. WMll. (AP) -A b•liCOSMr ....... end duVQO Wek eloudil todaJ, .... don -tbe wind-raked •muait ot ... aaJAier UMl r .. eaed a dJM Joekey tDd hN luldM now been ....... .,_,,_. ...... . The t.Uff eouldD 't ... tile btllcopter b•t followed U.e IOUDd of lta wllJrUn1 bladt1 throup bllncffn1 mow about 150 yard.I eaou the 14,410-foot IWD· mtt, laid Mount Ramer Nasicnal Park apok .. mu Larry B•· denon. The Anny CbJaooll belleopter from Port Lewh reached the men abortly after ' a .m . llft9f bei.D& turned back by toe md wlnd Juat att.r daybreak, lleo· denoo said. Terry MacDonald I Sl, or KYYX·Fll radlo lA SeatUe, and bi• 1uJdel be&an their mOUDtaiD cUmb f~ charity one week aco. They became stranded over the weekend after an accumulatioo of I feet ol MOW destroJed Uiletr tent and forced them t.o I.de refu1• ill aieepin.a bat.a natJed tn a crevaaae "bi11er tbao a bHketball 1)'1DDU1um.'' They were unable to deeeend becau.e their lee axes were buried ln the mow and becaUM or the avalanche dant•r. A 1peclally equippe d and trained four-member rescue team 1et out from 10,000-foot Camp Muir for the crevuae, but foul weather forced the party to tum back about 3 a.m . at the 12,200-foot level, said Hen- denoo. Shortly alter talklAI wttb the s tranded men by radiotelephone, Hendenon 1ald, ·'They tpent a pretty 1ood ntaht They're a little cold, they're a lltUe weaker, but they've 1ot food and fuel for another couple daya." Four tlmea on Monday a Chinook helicopter from Fort Lewis was unable to land because of fog and blowloe snow at the summit, 1aJd Maj. Ra.Jpb Paduano. The helicopter made a pus over the area again shortly after daybreak, but was unable to land because of fog and stormy weather. It returned to a staging area about 10 miles from the park. Mac Danald J.nJUated UM climb to ralse money for the fiebt a1ainlt mu.cular dyatropby and was nUng re1ular report.a to b.U home radJo statJoo when the trek beaan lut Tuesday. The broadcast from the mountain continued unUl Satur· day morning, when the climbers began to concentrate on sur vlval, said station eeneral manager Bob Bingham. The charity climb had netted pledges of $27,000, Btoeham sa14. lo a two-way radio interview late Monday -with The Auodat· ed Preas, MacDonaJd said be and hJa guides were Jucky to be alive. ·'It '1 been u incredible ex- perience ..... be said. ''Today, we almoat died three Umet. ·'We woke up at 3 o'clock ln the momlna. and it snowed all n11ht J~ and covered our tent, lncludin1 the door. We couldn't get any air. We woke up and none of ua could breathe. We tried to licht a candle, but DO one could aet any matcbee to Usbt ... " • r-L-........ _ .... .......r.,. Fountain Valley Higb School gradua~e James G. i-onea, 19, of Westminster ha s reached sco uting 's highest plateau. Jones, a member of Troop 591, will be honored aa an Eagle Scout during ceremonies later thi.! month. RB Council Eyes Planner Power Issue A controversial ordinance giv-inf Huntington Beach City Coun· cl members the power to ap- pol nt and remove their own plannlng commissioners may be amended tonight by the City Council If approved, the amendment would require a majority t-ouncU vote to remove commwkmen. It would al.o set a lwo-year term for plan.neni. Last month the council adopt- ed the law which scrapped the past practice or commwloners being apJX>inted by the eoUre council T he law was blasted by several Huntington Beach or ganlut&oos because 1t didn't &et terms and allowed tnd1viduaJ council members to remove their cornmisa1oner at wtll The amendment. drafted from counc il ··suggestions" at an Aug 20 meetu>g, would also eatabll.ah • 90-day "c00Un1 <4f'' period foUowtng a muntctpal election. Follotrinc the l978 municipal election. the entire plaDAlng commiaslon was fired . The council meets at 7 30 p.m. 10 the Council Chambers. 2000 Main Sl Orina, Japan Trip Fnd8 (or Mondale WASHING TON IA P) -Vice Pruldent Walter Mondale is back in Washington after a 10· day trtp to Cb!na and Japan Mondale spent a week lo China and stopped off lo Hcxig Kon1 aad Tokyo en route back to the United Statu. Tbe major eveat le China wu the alcninc in Pekiftl ol aireementa with the CbimH for a new cuJturaJ excbanie prosram and for U.S. teduucaJ ... utanee for wort on tbe C bloa h ydroelec tric 1y1tema. Mondale arrived back lA W uh1qton today. • .... ::Q~=:t=: .,.. .. ud St. ·--...... wu..,..eloMdb1w.-. Al Pante•-= ..... ._ • '~ --tr .... in ......... 1C,1W1aMll ........ .. ftftt ..... ., Mnaeb ...... . ..... IDCMd '° "' ...... .... Wrd ftoclrw ......... ..,.. ct.ta hllW ..... .oaau. bom ............... . WMJ..mciallpndl~ ... .,.. ol Oeorsia would ..... lM --ol tM ttonn, U... WU a duwt o1 floodtn1. More_..., 2 IJICIMI ol nm fell la llnmJric' lnM la&n . The .._ly populai.ct Ilium erH wu 1pued lloD4a7 u D••l4, OH of tl•• ceata17'1 wont 1W1U11er ltonlll, bit the United States mainland after takiq a heavy toll ln tbe Cartb-beu. Humcaae·tpawaed tomadoa snaked out ahead u It ripped tbrou1b a 1trln1 or coastal cities, leavtn1 behind power out· a1es. roof1eaa homes, shattered window• and damaeed con- domhuums. Furious winds s natched refrl1er1ton and t.elevia'oo aeta out of wrecked apartments aod toc1ed heavy camper trailers a quarter mile. At lea.at five Florida deaths were 1.ndirecUy cauaed by the storm's Labor Day a rrival, addlna to David's growing toU . In the bard-hit Dominican Republic, officials raised Lhe de- ath count to at leut 800. Resort hotels in Daytona Beach were virtually deserted today u tbouHnda of tourlats responded to evacuation orders. Others lrtmmed vacation plans and prepared to leave beaches along the Geor1la and South Carollo• coast.a. MeanwbUe. Frederic, weaker youn1er brother or David, whipped Puerto Rico with eale- rorce windl, heavy rains and bi eh Udea today, raialoc t.be threat of SeYere nood.lnc. But the tropical atorm - downanded late Monday from hurricane status -was not ex- pected to wreak nearly as much havoc as David. No tnJuriea or major damage were reported when Frederic's winds and rains lashed the British Caribbean Island~ or An tigua and Barbuda and the U.S Virgin island.a on Monday Hotels, mostly half full , on Puerto Rico's northern resort coast moved guests away from oceaoalde cabanu today, and San 'uan .,.._ boarded up wf.o. dows. Two Arrested In Hair Salon Burglary Try A pair of 19-year-old men were arr ested oo bur1lary charges Monday after police alleged they tried to pry their way Into • hair salon In Fountain Valley, poUce said. Arrested were Keith Aurellano Cbavea, 3>101 Port Circle, H\lDt- lnfton Beach. and Scott Edward Montaomery, 315 Und St., Newport Beach. Police aa.ld a .tt.neas spotted lbem Ill "Hair Stylln1 for Guys and Oal1" llonday at about 10:2S p.m. They alleeedly were tryln.c to break Into the salon tbroulb a rear door. Polfce arreat.ed tbe auapecta at the scene at 18131 Brookbunt St. They were booked at Orance County Jail. JS 'AlffK>H ISt.AHD • NIWrOIT lfAOf, CAL.llQNA nMO TIUPHONl '714> ••4 a. .. \ '\ \ \l l t ORANG! COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER~. 1979 ., .... stJTlllANllt ............. a RP f 11' Of JNIM•a Twt.14' oek BJ1atlaacls ••1 tbelr =t' SltioM ls plq co u. ..S comity oftldala have W4 ..._ t.MN•a Uttle IO"Hm· ... e.a. about lt. trlet •J°'•m•• Pnd Beam.a ploelon ln u.e mouse population wd tolaJ. at.nee the little animah -feed Oft Tb• rodMt lo queauoa, tb4l aoecb and aboota. C1Ufom11 tOle, bu beeD •r. . He aald lt'a not. unusual for peartq lo lar1• numt..rs n meadow mice, u they're known, ot~er Oran,. County com-to 10 throuah populaUon •UJ'les 11nmJdel u well. Beam.a aakl every ftve years or so but since reildmia tMmMlv. will bave U.. rodcta are not considered a &o 6o lalDet.bl,Qf about lt. bHlth huard. no government R e aald the bett~r -tban · •aency takes can of Calltomia aver.,. ralot ol the put two vole CCJGtrol . yun have tri1cered an h · .. lt'a ooe of those thin1s peopJe have to handle oa tbeir own." Beaim said. Irvine Company apokeaman Mike Stocutlll said gradins operatiom in the Tw'tle Rock ana may be rapouible for the mice fleeing their habitat and beadin& for shelter in area homes. "We're aware of the prob- lem," Stocbttll said. Irvine Companv officials have • been ID CCIDlaCt with the county Ved« Contn>I Diatrict to ftnd out wUt can be done about the hordes ot mice eridently lnvad· inl hi,,.l1ncf bomes. Beams aaid the best solutbl is simply to call in professional ex- te rm l na to rs. Homeowners themselves can bait traps to catcb lboM fqitive mice which have inade their way into the homes. Beama tQUested peuut t.er would be pod bait. 4 Homeownien aeem fairly turbed about t.be invulon. One resident, Steve Freed- man, said be'a fbUDd numercJW\ rodents ln bi.I bome. . ''I've trapped over 20 ln myt home,'' Freed.man said,~ that a neig)lbor bad caught 40. Freedman said b1a mam <See llJCE, Pase AZ) ( _harleston ID anger ·Odd-even Gas Out? County Asks Brown to Lift Ruling By ROBERT BARKER °'""' o.lty .... ,_ Orange County s upervisors asked Governor Brown today to abolish the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into effect la.st May at the height of the 1979 fuel crunch. Supervisor Ralph Clark said the odd-even plan has run its course and that the long waiting U-nd at gasoline stations in range County have vanished. "It bas done a very good job, ut there is no reason lo keep the rules in effect any longer," said. Phil.lip Ant.bony. chairman of e counta Board of Supervisors. 'WU tbe only •.supervisor wbo • Percent Assessed vaJues in the city of rvine have gone up nearly 30 per- cent for the 1979-80 fiscal year. well above the jump in values re- orded cou.nlywide James Harrington. director of administrative ser vices, said figures received from the county s ho w a total valuation o f 17,712,000forproperty in Irvine, a 28.2 percent increase from the previous estimate of $637,686,000 a year ago. ·•n now appears the 28 percent increase in assessed valuation 11 provide property tax rev- enues equal to what we project· ed in the budget," Harrington &aid in a rei><>rt to city councilmen fortheirSept. Umeeting. Secured vaJues showed the bef- tJest single increase, going up28.6 percent from $527,134 a year ago C0$4F78,4llforthe new fiscaJyear. The smallest increase was in blic utility valuatiooa, which showed a 14. 7 percent jump from $11,301.000to$2.4,439,000. Limitations imposed by the auaae ot Proposition 13 restrict (See VALUE, Pase,\%) Id Price -..~ts 8325 wanted lo keep -the plan 1n operation. ''I believe it is a safeguard to prevent the panic· buying that took place in May." Anthony said. "We know how quickly the panic buy comes and that the basic problem caused by gasoline shortages is still prevaJent. "ll took lots of work to put into effect and will cost money to start up again," he said of the o:dd-even pla n. • Drivers who have purchased commercial stickers that allow t hem to buy gas at any lime were asked by supervisors to lceep those stickers handy. Other supervisors joined Clark asking the governor to do away with the odd-even plan in Orange County SupervlSOr Harriett Wieder of Huntington Beac h said she believes s upplies will be ade· quate "now that the oil industry has driven up the prices or fuel. .. County officials cautioned that the odd-even purchase schedule will remain in effect until the governor acts on the Orange County request. Supervisor Edison Miller of .o range said the plan is an in- fringement on the free market. He said the public has teamed a lesson by learning to conserve fuel durin~ a crisis. (See llATJON, Page A%) f ·~:Sipal,J ! I ~lls tBIDcke'd'Bata ·Dangers of MOUNTAIN VIEW (AP)' -Import.antscientific data Coffee Pot from the Pio nee r 11 spaceship was lost because of accidental interference by a radio signal from a Soviet satellite, project manager Charles Hall said today. The interfere nce ap- parently came because A m erican scienti sts neglected to ask the . Russians lo leave the fre-· quency clear Monday, Hall told a news conference. About 15 minutes of tem - perature measurements of Saturn's giant moon, Titan, were J06t ''because of ap- par e nt radio frequency transmissions by a Soviet satellite." Hall said . (Story. Page AS) 'Punk Rock' Women Knife HB Girl, 15 Police are seeking a pair of female "l>unk rockers" who al- legedly attacked a lS-year-old Hunlinltoo Beach girl Sunday and carved lnltiab on bet cheat and leg with a sharp object. Tbe aus~cts, police said, grabbed UM girl about 1:30 a.m . in the Bolaa Avenue parkiag lot of McDonnell Douglu and held her for ftve minutes. Tbe lb'l told police her as- •ailanta cut ber chest and rtpt let with a raaor blade or a pocket Jlnife. Sbe aald tbe at· tacken told her they wanted to "write" oa ber. WASlilNGTON CAP ) Com · ing Glassware Inc has agreed to ask the owners of 18.S million 'corree makers to s top using . them because the handJes might . come off, posing a danger or AScalding, a government official . savs. . john Bell. a spokesman for the Gonfomer Product Safely Com- m ission said the agency planned a news conference today lo an· nounce details of the Corning plan. which was prompted by consumer complaints. He said the action involves all 18.5 million coffee makers SQld by Comin~ since 1960. It is not technically a recall ordered by the commission, Bell s aid, but a voluntary plan worked out in ne'golialions between the agency and lbe Corning, N.Y ., company. However, Bell said, this would be the largest recall-like action involving a single product since the agency was established in 1972. Although the commission does not expect all 18.5 million coffee makers to be returned, Bell said if Just balf that number iJ re· turned it would be the largest re· call in the commission's hiatory. William King. a Corninl COD· 'IUltant, aaJd tbe problem in- volves an epoxy sealant intended to fasten the metal band attaching the handle to the white &lua~ramic percolators. The sealant can dry out and become brittle, caualn1 the han- dle to "separate wilbo41t warn- lnl.. from the percolator, Kins aald. ~ GEORGlA SOUTH CARO~INA Brunswick •· f efnand1na Beac~i Jack sarnlie' SI Augustine • ' J tl1nt1t 01 1'on Daytona Bue~ • t1pe t an~ 0 50 FLORIDA I I Miles ~· ~ .............. MAP LOCATES CENTER OF HURRICANE DAVID High Wind• Wreak Extenatve Dema99 on Area Hurricane Pilot Gets Final Wish MIAMI (AP>-For 20 years. Wilham Joseph Freedman flew into eyes or hurricanes. He learned lo love the serene cen- ters of nature's greatest storms. "Wh en I die." he would say. "make s ure you scatter my ashes in a hurricane." His wish was granted in Hur- ricane David. Aa the fierce storm roared toward Florida after killing at h~ast 800 people on a string or islands across the Caribbean. Freedman's ashes rell lighUy to the sea. Freedman. a government "hurricane hunter." flew across the eyes of 400 hunicanes as a communications specialist for the National Oceanic and Al· m~spberlc Administration's Research FacUitiea Cent.er at Miami. CoUeques aald no ooe elae had penetrated so many hurricanes. _ "Hurricanes were Bill's wbole tile," said Joe Chada. • former research ~b.nidan for NOAA. Fl'eedman died June 9, 1978, at t.be aae ol· 51. · Hil lcqtlme bou .. and friend, James McFadden. remembered Freedman's wish McFadden, night operations chief for the NO AA facility, kept Freedman·s ashes in a box in his offi ce He wailed -oot for any hurricane. bul for one big enough and strong enough for his friend. Amelia, Cora. EUa. Greta and K e odra all passed in 1978 without being worthy. Tbas year. Anna, Bob and Claudette failed to meet the test. Bul David was something else. Born in the far ea.stern Atlan- tic, David seemed to be the kind or storm lbat comes perhaps once in a century. its winds reacrunc speeds of lSO mph while still faroutoverwarm ,opeo1eas. "David was it." McFadden said . So it waa. A aaJver-and-whit.e airplane new Into David's eye last Tbunday as tbe storm ·marched acl'OU the Caribbean 90 mila southeast of Puerto Rico. . A 1mall door opened and Freedman 'a ashes swirled into the atmosphere. Police Hid the women fled when two Iara• dot• approached and bePG arowu.oa. The Cir•. o1. Ocen l'ePOl1*l, told the womeo the.rw..... IMr clop a.ad 1Nn 'rV Vlolenee New Drink Wim Prize tr to~k. ~laid CM WOlD• .... .. .,.. rtpped Jeue nd .... about • ,...,.. old. The lirt ,.. r:Nd tlMj i.lkecl to uei otMP .. .,.,IA*lll." Tb• ·1t.rl dld DOl requln t!OtplttlUutiaa lot ~· lHWa· ~1 .--repon.d. -um wu &be ..eoed aucb .t,. tack reporud 1D ~'" da)'I, police Mid. 1'be1 DOied a U.1•u-.old bo1 wu fseed to cane a awudka bltO tall ........... ,.._-dip by Uuw oldw ~ Satu.rdQ. ,, V~o on Bike Spark, Crmh lt had all tbe elematl ot 1 bJt abow -telerillon, pollc. and nor.-. --tbe week-11acl-deai *'"' iow ratmo from dl.e Newport Beach officer wbo ttarnd tn It. Police aaid a lar1e telnisloo aet beint carried on tbt banctlebat• of a bicycle •P· parentb> prev•ted the CJCU..t from r-cid"8 b1a band brat• to 1"'4 tdttbia tbe Cllfllc.r, ~ WH llUlltt • llJa IDOt.orc1dt al - t the lnter'Mdion ol RlYer AftDut and Qld Stnet. Ottlcer ltmelt B. Karrllcn, •· ......... '"the Cfalb abortb "'°" llOOll Aaturct., ud •"'· fered a ._,.Ill ftDc•1 attard ... to polln eceGlmta • tM tnd· dlat. CyeW ~ la, tu.l· void, 11, of Newport .. acb .... , cltad. cime.r. ..... TM) •••• .... tit• ,........ let ... \ .......... J HONG KONG <AP ) -Tbe:re's a new drink in town called Hoq Koq Q)eonpam, named after tbe bod1·bua1••1 dre.. with tbl ...... .u ... The drink la made ot ltD. treab lemon Juice, Se••D·Up, •II •b~i.!~lterr1. lemon and cue ttiOM ud a 1-.in. ot 'm1at. n •• ~ b)' a n -year-old Chin•• ban.Mr to com,.._ witll tll• 8ta11pon SHaa. A ..... olJQCl&•a•P'dedtllle ban.dlr, Lwq S&u.fari si.- 1.Dd • two.we* tn• \o .... forldadltl*llftata...._ Killer Stonn Nearing COCOA BEACH, Fla. (AP ) Horncane David, the killer of at least 800 per90os. c hurned along the Atlantic Coast today wilh dead aim on the JOO-year-old city of Charleston, SC , after pum mehng the coast of north-central Flonda A hurncane warning was post ed from Ja cks onv1lle, Fla . north lo Cape Fear, N.C., as the s to rm moved along lhe Georgia coast. Jastung the shoreline with tree-toppling winds and rains. Residents of coastal areas or Georgia and South Carolina were evacuated as weather of- ficials predicted the storm pack· mg 90 mph winds would bit land again later today. · 'Tbe~·s oo question about il ," aaid Dick SMnot of the Na-· tional Weather Service at Charleston. "Charleston is gomg to get bit.·· He predicted that by midalt.er· noon hurricane-force winds would sweep the historic city ol 60,000 residents. borne or Fort Sumter where the Civil War began. with tides 6 to 8 feet above normal At 9 a.m PDT. the hurricane was located near latitude 31.0 north and longitude 80 9 west. or about 75 m i l es so uth !loutheast of Savannah. Ga It was moving toward the north at 12 lo 15 mph ·'The pro1ected track right now takes the center near and parallel ld the Georgia colts\ to- day and near South Carolina tonight ... said forecaster Mark Zimmer al the National Hur- ricane Center in Miami. "U there's just a slight jog in the track. it could come over to the Georgia coastline this afternoon. so we are advising people there lo take precauuons · · About 5,000 persons were evacuated in tbe Charleston ! area and another 2,000 fled from 1 areas around Savannah, Ga. • Charleston residents cut shorti" Labor Day celebrations. can- celed school today and started battening down for the storm. 1 A Ch arleston department store reported brisk s·ales of flashlights. radio batteries. cooking fuel. camp stoves, lamp oil and hurricane lamps. (See DAVID, Pace .U) Coast . Weather Usual late nl1bt and·. early mornin1 fog or l~w . cl ouds along beaches otherwise fair Wednesday. ! Hilb• '10 to 7S at beacbea : to mid-80s inland. Lows tonight. to 86. -. ,,,. ., ... .::--1 ---e .. M• DOt to .,or ..,.._ ltr• oa ~· lnla• Ualfled l•'••l Dl1trlet aoa'• of =-····. *"'-'* • ., .,. JI '~ lllJF Mer '8 U. aut ~ of election• two Jtal'llNIDllOW- ..... 'Pol•J ••• I . De•• Olloa. wbo ..W U.1 to1 .. ..-Utl tea. reJtNd ... ... of He-lat new term a No•. t 1 praiNd ... Mllioo& dllVkt .... * .,.... ..... durlaa tMlr .... oa tbe boerd. Tiu tblrd lneumbeat , ltliaae.tb SicoU, will Hek re- .a.tcUao. lln. Foley, wbo Hned u boant ~ .......... Md a frlend take oul ber election papen before Thun.du '• 1llin& deadline, but then recona\dered. "l just decided I'm at \hat 1ta1e ol life wbeo l bave. other thlnga to do,·· ab9 aaid. HOUSE TRAIL.ER AEITI AGAINST llDI 0, IUILOINQ A~A l!INO THROWN ACROU ifMtf 8evetal lllobile Honw• De•ored bJ WI~,,... Huntoene D•vtd tn ......,,,_, flle. A four-and·a·half year Y«eran of the board. Mn. l'oley u.id it waa "time for a chan.1e for the board and Ume for a chance for June Foley.'' F ... P-.4J Hurricane David Facts Looking for Food An unJdentifled Cambodian woman carries her un- dernourished child just inside the Cambodian border. The Thai command has expressed concern that many of the io,ooo Cambodians massing near the Thai border would die of starvation unless they received emergency supplies. f!vine Company's 1.and Plan Weighed Laguna Beach council mem· bers will review three develop- ment plana for Sycamore Hilla tonleht and will attempt to come up with a preferred program for the pristine land out Laguna Canyon Road. But lhe focus of lhe meeting wlll be a plan presented by the trvine Company · lhal some rea1-•ta feel will defeat the dty's purpose ln purcbaainc the Sycamore Hilla laJld ln the tlrat flace. Citizens who addressed the cily'a Planning Commission last month said they objected to the company's plans for the Irvine C'ompany land , which falls within Lhe city's sphere of In· fluence. But planners forwarded that p1an, and two others, for council consideration tonight. The Irvine Company envisions development of more than l ,m<> houses and apartments ln the ~anyon, with two 18-hole golf couraes on 1,770 ac"'s. The plan calls for the reall&n· ment of La1una Canyon Road, ~eplacln1 the current wind1n1, two-lane roadway with up to aix btnea hUUiDI the bllla on the ,veat aide of the canyon 'Wall. r ..... r.,,eAJ MICE ••• cem wu that the mice could Ctanamit senna. but Beam• aaid IUlat llD 't llkel)'. Altboulh the meadow mlce 1are troublesome pawen, UMy ,ose no aerioul dinan carrytn1 1roblem, be 1aid. Other ueu lD 1dilcb the mice •ave been a prob1em are Mia· tion V\eJo, Lasun• Nisuel, Seal 8eaeb and the San Joaquin •e1ervoir area near Turtle tock. DAILY PILOT am••• .Wi•11•....,. ,,_ .. ~ ..... BaHS!fi -~.'Y1i"Q " The company's "Laguna Can· yon Golf Village" concept would also mclude hotel sit.es and commercial and recreation areas, with the bulk or the res· idential units at the north end of t.he 2,300-acre study area. Former planning commluion l chairman Belinda Blacketer in· U'oduced a Laguna Grembelt., loc. plan that would leave most of the area in open apace pre- serve. The plan envisions open space, agricultural uses, camping grounds. equestrian trails and picnic areas in the tree-covered canyon. The plan. which does ool yet have the full endorsement of the Laguna Greenbelt board, also calls for 87 acres of residential development near Leisure World. That development is being studied by the city fn order to raise approximately $5 million toward the purchase price of Sycamore Hills. She said a hotel, restaurant and proceeds from an equestrian center and park areas would generate funds to pay off the clty'a $5.4 million debt to former ownen, Rancbo Palos Verdes Corp. Her plan alao calla for a re- ali1nment of La1una C.anyon Road. • The third plan reeommended for study by plannln1 com- ml11lonen wu formulated by the pt•ulng panel ltaell. It would aee • lar1e reeional park focusing on the two exiat-ins Lacuna lat• wtt.b th• ctt.1•• propoaed development near Lellure Wor1d u . t.be only ,.. ldentlal area. It ...U 52 acres of moder• tourt.tuae on the lrvlD• Company aod olt1 land, anddoel not eall for reaU1nmeat of tlae can - yonroed. Tbe eoundJ will ai.o IWd.y 17 wun recardJDt th .. uae o1 tbe canyon land when Utey meet toalpt. Tbole IMues lnchade U.. lm· pact ol a National Urban Park 06 &be area; dllcUMiOO Of Mw man1 lanH Lasuna Caa7on Road aboWd CODlilt ol; fllcal impaeta ol DJ development on t.be elty; and the feulbWty ol publle acctH to t.b• La,u.aa La et, wlllell are • en•~ Yiltble from the e....U., Cl_,. l'09d. . Tile eotmdl ..-at•, ... la COUDd1 daaalbln at IOI ,.,_ •••• Holiday Road Toll450 DAVID ROLLS ALONG. • • Nevertheless, she said she would poulbly cooalder another run for the board In two yean. Olaon alao said be gave long tbou11ht lo runninc a1aln thia November. but decided be bad other responslbllilies that needed bis Ume. These include his seven children u well as added church and Boy Seoul responaibilltles. Olson was a founding member of the board eight years ago and sald of his experien ce, "I thoroughly enjoyed it . . . 1 think we have the best district iD the country." Mesa Cops Nab Rape Swpect From Sketch A composite drawing led to the arrest Sunday of a Buena Park man on suspicion of rapine a 23 -year."old woman. Costa Meaa police said t.oday. It waa the second arrest or a rape suspect in less than a week by Costa Mesa officers. They aald Raymond Wade Robbins. 29, waa arrested Sun· day based on descriptions given by the victim of an Aug. Z5 at- tack. 'nte )oeatJon wu Seavlew Road ln north eo.t.a Mesa. The victim of that rape was walking near her condominium between midnight and 2 a.m. when a man grabbed her and forced her to lbe &round, of· ricers said Cops Harvest Farmers Crop Of Marijuana ELMIRA, N.Y (AP) -A Chemuna County farmer was surprised when sheriff 's dep· utlea drove on bia farm to harvett a crop be never knew be had -about 640 pounds of man· j uana pl anti apparenUy 1rowtn1 w11d. "He'• been 1itUn1 on a cold mine for quite a while and dido 'l even know lt," Deputy Ruaa ColuHl aaid after the haul. AutbortUea believe the mari· Juana &nW wild OD the farmer's land. Some plantl were U feet tall wtth trunk.a 2'11 lDcbea in dlamet.r. Autborttlet declined to '4ea· Ufy the farmer for fear that marlJuuui·bUDten would over· run b1J farm, wb!cb la bftween th• town• of Cbemun1 and Lowman. It took deputlet nearl)' four bourt to barvett tbe crop, wtllcb one depulJ •Umatecl would be iworth about ••o ,ooo oD tb• street. Deputt.ea bad tM esop ln· clnerated. "It WU Sood atuff," laid depu- ty Doq1u A. llltcbell. ,.,,_ ol- fleer w\o Becked tt aald tt wu domettic~ Colomblu." South Carolina hH not been hit hard by a hurrtcane slnce Hazel devastated the Myrtle Beach area lo l9M, kllllnc one person and cauatn1 dama1e" estimated at '2'T mlWon. The pluab resort of Hiiton Head bland near the Oeor1la border waa ordered evacuated •nd electrlclty wu cut off at lO a .m . The two-lane brtdtt lead Ing lo the mainland wu bum per-to-bumper with cars PaUentl •l the Hilton Head Island b«Mlpltal were evacuated by ambulance to a hoepltal at Beaufort. Rain and 1ale force wind• guatin& to ~ mpb were already buffet.in& the Geor1la coast off Brunswick, where thousand• bad fied. With the approach of the worst hurricane to ttire.t.en the area ~in 32 yeara. the causeway Unklng coaalal Sea Jsland and St. Simona bland waa already closed by water. At Parrla Island, where about 7 ,000 Marine bulc trainees are staUoned. recruits llvlne on the first floors of barracks buildln111 were moved to the ucond and third noors. Marine.a and depen dents living In 30 to 40 mobile homes were evacuated. While officiala predicted th.al area ol O.Orpa would ~.,e the bnmt ol the storm, there waa a threat of flooding More than 2 inches of rain fell lD Bna.nswick in 2' bow'I. The densely populated Miami area was spared Monday as David, one or the century'• Slot Payoff Hiu Record STATELINE. Nev. (AP) G uenter Repkow aa1d he and h.iA wife planned "to have dinner aod loae a few dollars" at the Lake Tahoe 1amblin1 resorts. Jnatead, the 46-year-old auto repair abop owner from Davls, Calif.~ won the largest alot machine jackpot 1iven away by Harrah 's casino• - $159,679, Harrab'a an- nounced. Police N1d tbe1 learDed •boat the martJll.IM from an Ullidle· tilled lnlOrmut. After '4eDW>'· int a sample prorided by tbe ln· formant, the)' toot It to ta.. town of Aahl..t Jmdee wbo U.Wtbe farmer ancl eaued IWD. d.,..._, 1ald. Tbe sheriff'• offlee uaually ~ sew abwt flv• c:alll a year froaa farmen wbo find aartja•• 1rowln1 oa tbtlr property( Jlkobell •••d. But. tile laau 1enerall)' amount.a to ........ -a, • ..,.~, I ........ ~ ......... :: .r:=~ ::e.: ·'= ~ un Wowa la from M1 place." . .coam .... .._..,._..,. coe.._.. ·dtat Ua• muUuu ,, ............... ''tt ... ~ well 1Ht&ere4 aboat,• aai IMc:aUM tlM ~t.MI W Mt ... caNlfOi. worst summer storms, hit the United St•le11 mainland aftN taktnc a heavy tJ1ll In tht" i 'arib be•n Hurrtune·spawned tom•doe snaked out ahead u tl r1pJ*! through a strtn1 of <'Oa&tal cities. leavin• behind powt>r out 81Jt"ll, roorleu homH. ah•U.ered wlndowa. •nd damated con domlnluma P'u rlou11 wl nd• s natched refrl1er.ton and t.elev1alon sets out of WTecked apart.menu and toued heavy camper traUen a quarter mile Al leut five Florid• deaths were lnd.irectly caused by the atorm's Labor Day arrival, adding to Oavtd'a 1rowin& toll. In lbe bard-bit Dominican Republic, official.a ralaed the de- ath count to al least mo. Resort botels in Daytona Beach were virtually deserted t.oday u tbousaoda of touriats responded to evacuation orders. Othen trimmed vacation plarus and prepared to leave beaches along the Georgia and South ~arolina coaata Meanwhile. Frederic, weaker younger brother or David. whipped Puerto B1co wilb 1ale· force winds, heavy runa and blgb tidea today. raJ.alH Uae threat ol seven floodiD•. But the tropical storm - downp-aded late Monday trom hurric&M status -was oot ex peeled to wreak nearly u much havoc u David. No ~uriea or maJor damage were reported when Frederic's winds and ra10s lashed the British Caribbean islands of An tiaua and Barbuda and the U S Virgin Jslands on Monday F....,P11pAJ RATION .•. Becauae the odd·even plan w u set by an emereency or dlnance, supervisors are re- quired to review It every two weeks. Supervison earlier had in· d1caled they were le•nlnc toward droppinc the plan after the Labor" Day ...ekend. Updated ~ f'Nm AP IMlpa&elaee LoeaU-: South-aoutbeut of Savannah. Ga. Wandllp: Jl'rom Jack110nvllle, Fla .. north to Cape Fear, N.C. A,,.,_ tar1et: Cbarleet.oo. SC. Wl .. .,eed: 90 mph. MoftmeM: U.-15 mph. ka~ tell: more than 800, five of them in F\ortda. Dama1e: No estimate availa· ble. aalll: heavy, with OoocUn1 also a threat. Harrie••• Frederic: bit Puerto Rico. but down1raded to a tropical 1torm. F,....P,...AI VALUE .. ' property laxes lo one percent of the full cuh valueofpropert)' The 28.2 percent overall in· crease m values reflected the large amount of ne~ home con - strucllon 1n the city. officials said, particuJ.a.rly ID Northwood and Woodtariqe.. ~. . tfnd.-&lie ~JUO..·ts pro- VISIODS •• home Ill assessed OD the buaol1iaselltoipocedufjngt.be past fiscal year For homes or property which don't change hands. the valuation can be in· rreasedeacb year up to 2 pe~enl. The cooncU had set aside about S267 ,000 in a reserve fund to replace loet locaJ revenue if the valuation inc"asea had not been up lo expectatioM. Harrington said these fun<h will now be avallablt' for council consldera- llons dunng the mid-year budcet review in January. A11eaaed valuaU001' coun- tywJde showed a 17.8 percent in· c reue. Harriniton said. 14 Hurt in Cla8h CLINTON. Iowa lAP} -In a club·swln1101 clash between atrlkin, fraln millers and non· union employees here, at leut 14 people were lnjured before not police sealed off the are• and re1tored order. ,._o men were arreated, authorities aald. • '154111 <:J/h/J,4 91,;;,/ll~ . JS fASHION ISLAND• NEWPOIT IEAOt. CAUPOl(MA t2"b Til~ ('R4) M+-14'4 , I I I i • f ~ SOUTH CAROLINA & ~/,~ .... ~ "'/. ?";.-::;~ GEGRGIA ,Charleslon A tlentic' Ocu11 ~ Br11swick •· ::it • l•J!VJl•l hrnandi na Bf ac~! -------- lacksmille ' St . Augu stine • 03ytona 8). Cape Can~ 0 so FLORIDA • I lilts ""~ MAP LOCATED CENTER OF HURRICANE DAVID ~ Winds Wre•k Extenalve D•mage on Area Serried Its Parpose'! County Asks End To Odd-even Plan By ROBERT BABKEll Of ... Oelfy f'I+. Sutt Orange County supervisors asked Governor Brown today to abolish the odd-even gasoline purchase schedule that went into effect last May at the height of the 1979 fuel crunch. Supervisor Ralph Clark said the odd-even plan has run its course and that the long waiting lines at gasoline stations in Orange County have vanished. "It bas done a very good job, but there is oo reason to keep the rules in effect any longer," be said. Phillip Anthony. chairman of the county Board of Supervisors, was the only supervisor who wanted to keep the plan in operaticlll .. "l believe it ia a s afeguanl to prevent the panic buying that took place in May." Anthony said. "We know how quickly the p a ni c bu y come s and that the basic problem casued by g asoline shortages is till prevalent. "It took lots of work to put into effect and will cost money to start up again," he said of lhe odd-even plan. Drivers who have purchased commercial stickers that allow them to buy gas al any time were asked by supervisors to keep those stickers bandy. Other supervisors joined Clark asking the governor to do away with t he odd-even plan in Orange County. ' 'Prmk Rock' \ . J Women Knife Supervisor Harriett Wieder or Huntington Beach said she believes supplies will be ade- quate "now that the oil industry bu driven up the prices of fuel." County officiala cautioned that the odd-eveo purchase schedule will remain in effect unW the governor acts on the Orange County request I i HB Girl, 15 . , Supervisor Edison Mlller of Oranee said the plan i5 an in- frlngemfint oo the fr.ee market. He said the public bu learned a lesson by learning to conserve fuel durin& a crilia. Because the odd-even plan was aet by an emerseney or- dinance, supervisors are re- quired to review it every two weeks. · Meadow ;Mlee , __ 1_ . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEf?"tEMBER 4, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS Killer Storm Nearing COCOA BEACH. Fla. (AP> - Hurricane David, the killer of at leas t 800 people. churoed along the Atlantic Cout toda) wiLh dead aim on the 300-year- old city of Charleston, S.C., after pummeling the coast of oortb- central Florida. A hurricane warning was post· ed from Daytona Beach, Fla., north to Cape Fear, N.C .. and ~ coast.al communities of Georgia were in peril. Residents of coastal areas of Georgia and South Carolina were evacuated as weather of- ficials predicted the storm pack- ing 90 mph winds would hit land again later today. ·'There's no question about it ," said Dick Shenot of the Na- lio n al Weathe r S ervice at Charleston. "Charleston is going to get hit." He predicted that by m1dafter· noon hurrican e-force winds would sweep the his ton c city of 60.000 residents. home of Fort S umter where the Civil War be gan. with tides s ix to eight feet above normal. At 7 a.m . PDT, the hurricane was located near latitude 30.5 north and longitude 80.8 west, or about 3S miles east of Jacltsoo- ville. Fla. Pickiog up speed s lightly, it was moving toward the oort.b at 12 to 15 mph. The projected tract of Lhe storm woWd take it close to the Georgia coast, wealher officials said. and a slight jog lo the left would cause it to bit land. Charleston residents cut short Labor Day celebrations . can· celed school today and started battening down for the storm. A Charle ston department store reported brisk sales of flas hlights. radio batteries. cooking fuel, camp stoves, lamp oil and hurricane lamps. South Carolina has not been hit hard by a hurricane s ince Ha zel d evastated the Myrtle Bea ch area in 1954, killing one per son and caus ing damage estimated at $27 million. The plush resort of Hilton He ad Is land near the Georgia border was ordered evacuated (See DAVID, Pace AZ) * * * Hurricane David Facts Updated From AP Dlspa&d1es ~adea: South-southeast of Savannah, Ga. Wa.nbtp: From Jacbonville, Fla., north to Cape Fear, N.C. App&rellt tarcee: Charleston. s.c. WbMI speed: 90 mph. Movetaeld: 12-15 mph. DeaCll toll: more than 800, five of them in Florida . Daaap: No esUmate availa- ble. &ale: heavy, with flooding aho a threat. Berrtcaae Frederic: blt P\terto Rico, but downsraded to a tropical atorm. ' • ID an er . ,.,._....,... FORMER PRESIDENT NIXON ANO WIFE PAT GREET GllESTS AT SAN CLEMENTE PARTY 'Laat Hurr•h' at Caaa P•dftc• Hono,.. Cattfornta Angela BaMball Team In San Clemente Board Eyes NixonHosts Ange"ls Sycamore At Labor Day Party Hills Plan By STEVE IOTCllEU. oe .. Deltf ...... s.. Guests were greeted with a ~hiHed margarita and Mexican mariachi music when they en- tered the pool area of fonner P resident Richard Nixon's estate on Labor Day. And wh.ile the party was tout- ed as a tribute to the California Angels bas eball team. tbe former president talked about the .. women bebrnd the team," a nd r e minisced about the former Hamilton Cotton estate which he and wife Pat Nixon will be leaving when lhey move to New York later this ye ar. "It was a delighUul party." said one Nixon partygoer. who a s ked not to be identified (Related story and picture, page AJ). -A photographer took pictures or Nixoo with the baseball team. and t.be former president spoke for about 10 manutes to the JOO lo 400 guests al one of the flnaJ Nixon parties in San Clemente "He is obviously very en- thusia.5tic about the team." the spokeswoman said. In addition t.o the margaritas. guests had two full bars to choose from. and a selection of Mexican dishes ,patered by the El Adobe restaurant in San Juan Capistrano. Plates we re heaped with tacos. guacamole. lobster ta.ii dipped ln a bot sauce. and other Budget OK Slated Capistrano Unified School Dis- trict trustees plan t.oni&bl to COO· sider ftnaJ approval of the flscal 19'19 -80 $35 million budget. T rustees will evaluate the s~ndln& plan beginning at '1:30 p.m. at the district. offices, 32972 Calle Perfecto. San Juan Caplatnno. dishes aUractively presented at • laree buftet. A no.tine 6oraJ arran&emeot in the poo1 , and hanging nower baskets decorated the large pool area aa Nixon and bis wife greeted guests for more than an hour aft.er the party began at 5 p.m. Nixon wore a da rk sports coat and light·colored trousers Mrs. Nixon wore a call-length pale blue dress. Another Nixon guest. Corona del Mar artist Clyde Z\lkh. said <See NIXON, Pag~ AZ > Small Court Date Delayed; Two Missing By FREDERICK SCHOEMEIU. Of -o.llY "'-Si.ft Arraignment of Laguna Beach physician Dr Ralph Small on second«gree murder and un la.wful practice o f medicine charges was delayed in Orange County Superior Court today because two-codefendants were not present. Small. 31 . of 1025 Capistrano Ave.. is charged m connection wlth the death or a Santa An a mother of three who d1ed follow- ing breast implant surgery at a plastic surgery clinic he once operated. Arraignment proceedings were delayed until 9 a.m. ~pl 11 by Judge Robert ~ckles alter h e learned that defendants Leonard Lloyd Case. 48, of Moreno, and Ronald James Killtead, 31, of Tustin. were not present. Lagana BeMft council mem· ben will review Lhree develop- ment plans fol' Sycamore Hills tooi&bt and will attempt to come· up with a preferred program for the pristine land out Laguna Canyon Road. But the focus of the meeting will be a plan presented by the Irvine C.Ompany U.at some res1· dents feel will defeat the city's p urpose in purchasin g tbe Sycamore Hi.IJ.s land in the flJ"3 t place C1tiuns who addressed the city's Planning Comm1s.s1on last month said they ob1ected lo the company 's plans for the Irvine Co mpany land, which falls w1thm the city's sphere of ID· Ouence. But planners forwarded thal plan. and two others. for council consideration tonight. The lrvine Company envision.s development of more than UIOO houses and apartments in the can yon, with two 18-bole golf courses on 1.770 acres. The plan calls for the realign ment or Laguna Canyon Road. replacmg the current winding, two-lane roadway with up lo six lanes hugging the hills on the west side of the canyon wall. The company's "Laguna Can- yon Golf Village '' concept would a1ao include hotel s ites and commercial and recreation areas, with the bulk or the res- idential units at the nortb end or the 2 .JOO.acre study area. Fonner planning commw1on chairman Belinda Blacketer in· traduced a Laguna Greenbelt, Inc. plan that would leave most <See PLANS, Pa1e A2) Coast Weather Irvin~ Homes Invaded It ia alleged that Case, at Small's direction, administered dn1g1 dw'inl the breast lmpiant aurgery that asaertedly caused the death of Kim Plock. The woman went into cardiac arrest and died the daJs later wtt.houl resalninC c:onscioutneas, ac- cordinato lnvesti1ators. cs. 811.ALL, Paf91 A.J ) New Drink Fuu Prize U aual late ni1bt and early moming fog or low c l ouds aloo1 beaches otherwise fair Wednesday. Hiehs 10 to '75 at beaches to mid_.. inland. Lows tont1bt eo to•· BJ DAVID KVn11ANN ·-~ ......... ........ ol 1~·· Tmtl• Roek Hl1bland1 HJ tlaelr qeltbbortlood la lolaa -UM mlee wl ~ oftkt•,. ,_..,. told Gem tlaec'9 I ltUJe ...... meat cm .. Qollt lt. Tb• lavulon of hom•• ln lniMbMMtbema....._. eue, __, VedlDl'OGMnl Dll· trlct 1pobemu FM Bu.ma .... ...,. 'Re~ Ila quetUoli, UM CaUlonD V•. ba b.-ap- pearlna tn la.rs• •uinberl ln otlaer Oraa1• Coaat1 com· ........ ..u. hamt..W ,.. ............. wW .... . to do .....,w11 about It. He aald l • better-than- nerqe ralnl ol the put two 7ear1 ba•e t.rt11erecf an ei- ploaklD in tbe IDOUle DOINLatlioo 1J.ace tbf Utile &Dim.Ia -feed on Medi ..t lbOotl. Be aUd lt'1 .not 1lllUIUl for ineaclow mla, u theJ'n Down, to io tlnulll population ...-.. .,., a .. JNn or ao bat .tacoe tbe ndillla are DOt ~Mr.cl a bealtll baurd, QO ~ a1ency tat• c:an ol Califonda Vole ccmtrol • .. It'• one (ti thoM Ua1aO people have to ...... on tMlr own," Beamaaaid. lnlae Company 1polt•1nan Mllr• Stoek1tlll Hid 1r1dlnt operaUCal iD the Turtle Roet area may be re1poutble for tbe ,.. ..... tMIJ' t.awtat a.I ( ~iDI fpr s helter in area bo'°ea. ; • 'We'tt aware of t.be prob- lem," StocbUll uld. Irvine CompQ1 oftlc:iala baye been bl contact wit.b tbe ecMmb' Vector Control Dlltrlct to ftDd out what can be cloM about tbe bordel ol mlc:e ~tit iand-'i.=:_, .... . aald tbe .... IOlutloD If 1tmpty to call la f!Gf-••' a -ter ml a1tors. Bo~eownera ~ ........ C:8D belt tnpl to c:atdt ...,.. tucttlft mice wbieh h••• .... tbillr • .., lDto tbe bomee. ............ peailut .... ........... Mk .. Hcuueownen ... .., falJV cbl· 9'1DCS,Pa .. AI) HONG KONG <AP) -'lbere'a a new drink in town called Hoq .KOQI <>-naum, named after tbe ':'6·hUSCina dHH with thl(b-llltt. The drtu la nulde of OD, freM lemoa Juice. Seven-Up, •IC wb~i.,:~berry , lemon and cae · Ille. and a aprla d mlDt. lt .. ~ bJ a 2'7· year-o&cl Cblwt banendar to eolllpete wtlb the Sln1apore SliD& • A pael ot JUCllU awarded UM bartender, lAUal Slu·far, Sl,000 ud • two-week lrlp to London foT hit drink after a contest. •• .. • I: I ; 14 .... Beayt_ tr.me ereea.d tbe mOlt Labor De1 ,...... ... ill ...... or..,. ODMt eomm_.. u Ma...,_. ... .....,.blaW for .&M few ,..ttetn1 paatiq plAffl ..... oeM9 ... . . Patrol nparUd • ...._ tnmc .Probl••• over tit• 1001 WH\ead. A CBP •fok••aa Nkl•---acd:• ...... .... ~,n.d nMlltlJtc la ft•• .... K _.::ldlallllaljlla. .......... , .. .... Jwiee O¥el' tbe Iona Weelrmd, but u Oretaa man 1ulfer.t a broken blle\ 8anda7 wlMD IM dlYed illlo IVlf.Glf 8oUdl r...c-a. Golf,_, !ftc~u nport. ed lD ....... eanmuml toa.J at South Coe1t 11..Ueal Center. • .. u.-...~. 1..a.-. BNett ..... ,..,.,,.. Wis• Granted DAVID ••• Aahea Toaaed in Hurricane and eleetrtcity wu cut on at to a . m . Tbe two-lane brlqe lead- 101 to the mainland WU bum· per-to-bumper with can. MIAMI <AP>-For 2JO years, William Joseph Freedman Dew into eyea ol hurricanes. He learned to love the serene cen- t.en of nature'• 11reat.est atonns. ... When I die," he would say, "make sure you scatter my aabea in a hurricane.•• His whh WU granted in Hur- ricane David. Aa the fierce storm roared toward Florida after ldl.llnc at least 800 people on a strtnc of island.a across the Caribbean Freedman's a.shes fell lightly t.O the sea. Freedman, a Kovernment ''hurricane hunter,' new acroas the eyes of 400 hurricanes as a communications s pecialist for the NatJonal Oceanic and At· F,.._P~AI SMALL ••. Milstead faces charges of con- spiracy to violate s(ate laws, In- c luding unlawful practice of medicine and grand theft, and a ctual unlawful practice of 111ediclne. Small also 111 charged with fraudulent alteration of medical record.a and false advertising. The pbyaician. who In May was banned by the state Board of Medical QuaUty Aaaurance from practicing medicine for one year, appeared at today's hearing wearing a long sleeve, white sblrt, open at the coJJar and a gold medallion around his ftf'Ck . The three defendants were or· dered to stand trial In Superior Court. The order by Central Dis- trict Municipal Court Judge John Smith followed a lengthy preliminary hearing on the charges. The hearlnJ was cloeed to the preaa and public. Small's attorney, Terry Giles of Tustin, predicted today that the upcoming trial will be Jong, but "extremely intereatlna." Giles said the cue is highly unusual ln that a physician la be- ing charged with murder based on a death that. Gllea claimed, was caused by a patient's "over- reaction" to the admlnJatered drugs. "The outcome of the case will have quite an effect on the medical professloo," Giles said. Giles aald moat teaUmony ln the trial will come from past.J>a- Uenta of the now-closed Small'• Doctor 'a Plastic Sur1ery ¥edlcal Group clinic and medical eXJ)erta • Book Ban Flayed MOSCOW (AP) -U .S . publlahen today demanMcl a fuller explanation from Soviet aut.bo.rltiea fOT tbe banni.q ~ 38 Amef\cao boob from llo.cow'1 tntem•tional Book Fair. DAILY PI LOT &.IMIM ...... OMoe ..... ()Mtl .. ...., OMeee ....==~~=- TEI pt1na(P'tA).._. QI 11•UMr«IA c...sn .......... MD452-Mel Trhptl1A1 ..... ·--c...... -- • fl mospberlc AC'.lminlatraUon'a Reaearcb FaclUUes Center at Miami. Colleapea aaid no one elae bad penetrated ao many bum canes. "Hurricanes were BW '• whole life," aald Joe Cbada, a former reaearcb tecludclan for NOAA. Freedman died June 9, 1978, at the a.re of 58. Hts lcqtime bou and friend, James McFadden, remembered Freedman's wiab. McFadden, ruabt operationa chief for the NOAA facility. kept Freedman's ubea in a box in bia office. He waited -not for any hurricane but for one big enough and strong enough tor bis friend. Amella, Cora. Ella, Greta and Kendra all passed lo 1978 without being worthy. This year, Anna. Bob and Claudette failed to meet the test. But David wu something else. Born in the far eastern Atlan- tic, David seemed lo be the kind of storm· that comes perhaps once in a century, Its winds reaching speeds of 150 mpb while stlllfaroutoverwarm,openaeas. "David was it," Mc Fadden said. So tt was. A sUver-and-wbite airplane new into David's eye laal Thursday as the atorm marched acroas the Caribbean 90 miles aoulbeut of Purto Rico. A amall door opened and Freedman'• ashes swirled into the atmosphere C olleagues later ~boned Freedman's widow, Dorothy, wlth the news of his final ruaht into a hurricane's eye. "I felt a great sense ol relief," she ciaid. "I knew the n that nothing would hurt me. that Bill's ashes would protect me from the hurricane " Laguna Opem FallSigtmp In Recreation Slanups bqan today at 8 a .m. for fall claues offered by the Laauna Beach Recreation and Social Servtcea Department at the city ball recreation bulldina. 51.S Fo!WlAvenue. The fall quarter pro1ram in- clude• cluae. in ballroom, tap, ballet, juz and diaco danclq, u well u aerobica and belfy dancina. Sport.a cluan Include 11m· nutlca, runnlna Volleyball, aal 1tn11 . karate , yo1a and boraeback ridlDI. Other clut• lnelude cNative wrttlq and pbot.oanpby. a doa obedience coune aad o1hen. For lnformatioo oa clua Um• and ecet. call the recreaUoo de· partmtnt at Wl.altl. PaUmta at the Hilton Head' laland boepltal were evacuated by ambulance to a botpltal at Bttaufort. Rain and 1ale force wind.a patlq to 45 mpb were already buffetlnc the Georala cout ott Bruoawlck, where tbouaanda bad ned. Wltb the approach of the worst hurricane to threaten tbe area In 32 yeara, the cauaeway Unkin1 coaataJ Sea ltland and St. Simona laland was already cloeed by water. At Parrla bland, where about 7 .ooo Marine bulc tra~ are stationed, recruita living oo the first floors of barracks buildlnaa were moved to the aecood and third floors. Marines and depen- denta living in 30 to 40 mobile homes were evacuated. Wblle officials predicted that area of Georgia would escape the brunt of the storm, there was a threat of.fioodfng. More than 2 inches of rain feU in Brunswick In 24 hours. The densely populated Miami area was spared Monday as David, one of the century's worat summer atonna, bit the United States mainland after taldn1 a heavy t.olJ ln the Carib- bean. Harricane·apawned \ornadoa malled out ahead u it J'tpped through a atrln& of coaatal cities. leaving beblnd power out- aaea. roofleu homes, abauered windows and damaaed con- dominiuma. Furloua wlnda snatched refrigerators and television aeta out of wrecked apartments and tossed heavy camper lrallera a quarter mile Al least five Florida deaths were indirectly cau.aed by the atorm'a Labor Day arrival. addln1 to David'a arowtng toll. In the bard·bH Dominican Republic, offldala raised the de· alb count to at Jeut 800. F ..... P.,,eAJ MICE ••• turbed about the lnvulon. One resident, Steve Freed- man. said be'a found numel'OU8 rodenta in bia bome. "I've trapped over 2JO in my boue," Freedman aa1d, add.int tbat a ~bor bad causbt 40. Freedman aaJd bia main con- cern wu that the mice could tranamlt terau, but Beama aald that lm't likely. Alt.trou1h the meadow mice are troublesome pawers. they pose no lerloua dilease carrylna problem. be aaid. Other anu ln which the mice have been a problem an Mla- 1lon VleJo. La1una Ni1uel, Seal Beach aild the San Joaquin Reaervotr area near Turtle Rock. Two Suffer Bruises In Four-car Pileup tbree druDbn drtTllal anwta, but no maJoc' traffte aectdela. AulbortUa wu• coaeened 8ah1rda7 ...... ovw • npcll1ed drowaiDI •.t Dolten7 State In Dana Point Harbor, weekend boat.en were tu.med away from Uae Embarcadero launcbtna ramp wt.ea tbat f'cWty'a partdDa lot 1welled to capacity earl7 8aturda7 ud Monday. Boatert waited up to two boun for other veblcles to &eave tbe pa.rtiq fadllty IO they eoukf Sclwol. Employees To Get Pay Boost ,launch tbeir boata. A •J>Ok•man said today the prob)em resulted from comtruetkla in the area tbat took up rqular paftlDa apace. 'lbe lot la apect.ed to be operatlna at capacity next weekend, the 1pokeaman aaid. Dnplte mild aurf, a few awtm- men l\lffered lnjuri•. ne moat aerioua involved an UllldentUled man who auftered a broken back. Soutb La1una llfe1uanb reported the man "bad feeli.no ln all bia llm._ .. and wu treated at South Cout Medical Center Sunday. Other IQJwiea included neck and knee lnjurtea lo San Clemente and Laruna Beacb, but neither wu rated aerioul. Police In Lasuna 8eacb re ported tratftc wu heaviest on Pacific Cout Hiabway in the early aftemooa Monday u via- l\on fousbt for partlnt places. The hlebway'1 pace a&owed to a crawl aeveral Um•, but oftkera 1aJd tt cleared up by 5 p .m. The Callfornla Hi.1bway La,_. 8eaeb Scbool DlatriC!l trute. are expected Thunday to appove • l>AY-Pactqe tbat lacluda an averqe 4.1 perceot aalary hlk• for cla11ifled emp&oJ ... · , Tbe bx:reue la expeded to end nearly a year of nelCJtiatiq between the diltrict and more tban 1.00 secretarial, cu.atodiaJ, aupervilorlaf and maint.enance employee. In the fiv~ebool cl.la~ trict. Blll Barnes. tbt! district's director of educational aervicea. aaJd lrulltee9 will be asked lo ap- prove raiaea amountina to $80,000 of the dlatrlct'a $e.4 million budaet when the board meeta 'lbunday. The increases call for a 4 per· cent bike retroadlve lo July 1. lt78. with an additional 1 per- cent increase granted effective July 1, 1979. Members of the Laguna Beach chapter of the Calllornla School Employee's Asaociataon •P· proved the pay packaae lut w~k. F ..... P-.eAJ NIXON HOST ••• Nl:lon apoke mostly about the An1ela A!urlng a JO-minute speech. "He aaid be waa bettin11 on them, of course," Zulch aakS, "and be said he listened to Mon- day'• aame <acainat the Chicqo Wblte Sox) on the radio." The former president aakl he would be al toniaht'a same acainlt the WOtlte So~ bl A.Dael Stadium. The An1el1 team . accom- panied by wives and aJrlf r1eodl, arrived at tbe Nlxoa bome after their t p.m. •a.me a1aJnst the Wbite Sox, wblcb tbey woo by a 8-5 score. Nlx()o lauded the wivet of the Anaela. aaylna the women behind the team are the ones who cheer the team on lo victory. Nixon alao 1poke about bt. plan1 lo leave Cua Pacifica for New York later thia year. aayl.ne he and Pat will mlas San Clemente. and tbe former ·Weatem White House. Nixon returned lo the recep- tion line after bia apeech, and continued to sreet 1uesta unW lbe party ended at 7 p.m . The Nlxooa boated another party Sunday to honor former Attorney General John Mitchell. Many of the former Nixon aides who attended Sunday's party were alao preHnt at the Labor Day affaJr. 1uest.s said. Aaaoclat.ed Preaa reported to- day that Pr.ldeot Carter'• en- counter witb a awtmminc rabbit came up during the Sunday par· ty honoring Mitchell. John Mitchell la neanng a birthday. Nixon led the 200 gueata in singing "Happy Birth- day." After Nixon spoke. calhn1 Mitchell a "man of great loyal- ty.·· the former attorney general thanked Nl.xon and noted that their administration had problema. But. satd M itdMll, ·•we never bad a tiller rabbtt .u.act the president." . Cuter wu paddhna a c~ last IJlrinc when a larae rabbit swam toward him and be divert- ed it by splubi.ng wate r With an oar. he said Mitchell's talk waa described by 1uesta as emotJonal. ''We who bave served Ln the Nixon administration can be proud of aome monumental ac· compllahmeot.s, although that's not to aay we didn't run Into a few aldda along the way," he uid. . The other Nixon cueata re- portedly Included former Rep. James Rooaevelt; Herb Klein, former direct.or of White House com municati.001 ; Dwl1bt Chapin, former appololmenta aecretar)'; Roo Zlealer. former pre11 aecretary ; Roaemary Woodt, Nix.en's former penonaJ aecretary ; Robert Mardi an , former political coordinator for the Committee to Re-elect the Pre1ldent, and Nixon'a aoo·in· la• and dauabter. David and Julie Elaenbower. They bad oriatnally aou,i.t a C perceut bike, but that request waa comrtered by a 3. 7 pe.rcent offer from the diltrlct. And while lrultees are expert- ed lo approve the averqe 4.1 percent Increase Thursday Barnea aald there are no add!: tional lncreaaea budaeted for 1979-80 in the dlslrict'1 cWTent 1peodlng packa1e. f',....PageAJ PLANS .... of the area in open apace pre- aerve. The plan envisions open apace, aarlcultural uaea, camplna 1rounda, equestrian trails and picnic areas ln the tree-covered canyon. The plan, wtuch does not yet have the full endorsement of the La1una Greenbelt board. also calla for S7 acres or residential development near Leis ure World. · That development 11 being 1tudled by the city in order to raise approximately $S million toward the purchase price of Sycamore Hilla. She aald a hotel. restaurant a nd proc e ed s from an equestrian center and park areas would generate funds lo pay off the city 's $5.4 million debt lo former owners, Rancho Palo• Verdes Corp. Her plan also calla for a re· alianmenl of Laguna Canyon Road. Tht' lhlro plan recommended for atudy by pl8Jlnina com- mluionera •u formulated by the plannm, panel ltMlf. It would see a large regional park focuaing oo the two exist- ing Laguna lates. witb the city's prop osed development near LeLAure World as the only res· 1dent1al area. It UieU s.2 acres of moderate tour~tuseon the Irvine Company and city land, and does not call for real ignme nt o f th e can - yon road T he council will also study 17 issues regarding the use of the canyon land when they meet tonight. Thoee l.asues include the im-. pact of a National Urban Park on the area; dlscuaslon ot bOw many lanes La1uoa Canyon Road abould comiat of; ftacaJ lmpacta of any dllvelopmeot on the city; and the feulbWty of public acceaa te the Laauna La.Ilea. which are not curnmUy vlalble from the exiatin1 canyon road. Tbe cou:ncU meeta at 8 p.m. in council chambers at 505 Forest Ave fSJlll </I!,//,, CJinujllJI 3S f~ON ISLAND • Nf'WPOU MACH, CALIFOIHtA ~ TtwttOM '714> ..,.:UM ' \ '. • .............. TIPS FROM A FAN -Former President Richard Nixon ~f ers California Angels first baseman Rod Carew a few hints on bow to best the pressure of the pennant race at a party the Nixons gave Monday at their San Clemente estate. Angel,s Steal Slww At Nixon Reception By Tbe Associated Pl'US There were more than a few autograph bounds sniffing ·around the grounds at Richard Nixon's Labor Day party in San Clemente, but they weren't seeking a signature from the former president. supporters." The ball team was invited, he said. "because they've given us so much pleasure over the past 10 years." A six-piece mariachi band set the lively spirit of the party as guests queued up at the buffet table laden with tacos, guacamole, beans and fruit. The affair was more localite than socialite, with guests in- cluding a local floiist. a restaurant chef and San A&Tanker .. llita lJoat · --AttlTSaD.ut.-Nedael'luda CAP) -llartUaM PG1ice wen ~., for tlM boclte of t.;, ~ Giit of tM.m J Callfor.. ..... 9o ..,.. killed rib tWr wlvee ..._ tbelr pleuu:re boat wu na Oft!' by a ta.Dk•, ol· OelalaWd. "W• bave recovered tbe bod.l .. of the two women," •a.kl a police otftdal, .. but the bodies ot the m. floated away after · UHi acddmt and we bave not been able tq locate them." Tbe victim.I were F.B.A. Hut· ten, U. and bia 51-year~ld wUe, from 1'blttie.r, Calif., and L.8 .C. Hatten, 51 I.Del h1I 50-year-old wife, from Y._oorbura. _ Tbe Huttent from California •~re vlsltiai family and friends in Holland for the ftnt time in Z8 yeara, •aid police, and were to spend a week on the pleasure cruiser Corblllo owned by Hut· ten's brother. They were cruising Monday afternoon down the canal COO· nectlng Amsterdam with the North Sea when their boat was overtaken by the 550-ton inJaad tanker Kei:zerstad where the canal entered lbe city limita. .. Apparently the Hutteos did not bear or see the tanker behind them, and for his part the captain of the ship did not see the small boat in front." said tbe police spokesman. ·'All ships have a blind spot · dead ahead. The tanker ploughed over the Corbulo, tum· ing it over and throwing the four occupants Into the water. "The Corbulo righted itself after the tanker had passed by and a nearby harbour service boaL. took tl in tow and man aged to recover the bodies or the two women immediately " They wanted to meet and greet the California Angels baseball team -easily the most celebrated names on the 400. person guest list for what may have been Nixon's last hurrah at the old Western White House. As Angels' star pitcher Nolan Ryan strolled into the garden an bour after the party began Mon- day, three women stumbled over one another to ask for an auto. graph and ogle the hand.some baµplayer. Clemente real estate agents. • "It was something J'Jl always reme~ber," said Sue Edwards, the wtfe of a Camp Pendleton Marine. "I took plenty of pie· lures so I 'll be able to show the.m someday to my children and grandchildren." The police said that the holidaying couple bad joined their relatives on the CorbuJo on Sunday after spending a few days with other famil y in Haarlem. s outh -we s t of Amsterdam. Moments before the two busloads of Angels whined past security guards into the Casa Pacifica seaside compound, the women bad sbaten bands with Niltdff'.' . ' '' ' ·The former president and his wife. Pat, stood in a reception line for more tban 30 a;Unu~ as the guests -local buslneu.men, San Clemente neighbors and Nixon volunteers -filed past. The party came three weeks after the fifth anniversary of Nixon's resignation amid the Watergate scandal and just months before tbe Nixons planned move to New York City. When the simple white invita- tions originally were sent out for the two-hour poolside reception, Nixon aide Col. Jack Brennan said the buffet was a "thank· you" from the former first fami· ly to "everyone from the local butcher to longtime political "M08t of the conversations r hear are people saying they'll miss him," said Oliver Foster, mana.zer of the San Clemente l.nn. '"Ibey say t.bat not becaUH o1 aQ>' ~Y but , because of bis geniality and graciouness." The Nixons looked weary as they stood In the reception line for the socond time in two days. On Sunday, former Attorney GeneraJ John Mitchell was the guest of honor at a 200-person buffet attended by several mem- bers of Nixon's former White House staff; guests reportedly included former press secretary Ronald Ziegler a nd Nixon's former personal secretar y Rosemary Woods. "l can 't decide which was more fun," bubbled one matron weaving ber way down the long driveway, "meeting Mr. Nixon or meeting NoJa:o Ryan. He's so adorable. Nolan Ryan, l mean." f Rolling Train Engine Halted After 50 Miles OAKFIELD. N.Y . <AP > - Engine 6483 pulled out of West Seneca and chugged SO miles through farm fields and past small towns in a 2""1 -hour journey with only one major problem there was no one aboard. The ConrajJ engine ro,lled orr the tracks and st.<Jt>ped 56 yards short of a hotel and bowling complex Monday in this Gen· esee County viUage. Slate police, advised of the runaway by a motorist, raced to the track's end point. asking about 15 patrons in the hotel lounge to leave because an engine was headed their way. "No one bad to be coaxed." said John Scopano, owner of the hotel and adjacent bowling al· ley. "In the next few minutes, I did a lot of praying." PoUce learned of the runaway engine at 12:•5 p.m ., Monday when an Akron woman caUeo the Clarence substation. Sbe aaid she noticed that no one was aboard when the engine rolled by her at a crossina wit.bout blowing a warning whistle. It waa doing about 3S mph, she said. Authorities sWl ue trying to fjcure out bow the locomotive tot started on fta journey. which toot it through about "° rail croutn,a -only a few of which bad warn.Inc devices. No one wuiAjured. It pound to a· ball about 175 feel put tbe end of the track, after deralline when the enclae'• weight destroyed the roUed ral.lbed ot an abandoned deaclend lidinc. Once at "'9t, tbe enaine 0 wu le11 tban 70 feet from South Pearl Street, be.•d•d rleht toward the boCel and bo•linl aJ. leys, .. • 1aid SeODano, owner of tla• Oakftelcl Hotel and .kopuo'& Paradise Lanes. "It'd ha'f• 1oae riabt tbrouch the 1aaea. 'No dollbt about It." A2U&\ CAP) -A Bellflower womm •• ...-bJ a buffalo kept M 8 6ow;itM kl a P1D at UM atrw to dM Su GUrtel c~~•a1. Betta .... 21, WU l'ePOl'tedl7 leaalq acaiiit a cbalA 1hak f•ee a tbe Jl'ootblU Dair)' w1Ma tbe buffalo attacked ber, 1berltr1 deputlea said. llrt. Sapp ... treated fOf' • punetun wound on ber ri1bt alde at PooWU PNeb7\erian Hoqttal andnl11Hd. At OM UfDe, tbrH buffalo li'ftd ta tbt ,.., bat two ftn abcK hr,..._...,,., aald police. I ) ' I A Bit ol Old Ger•a•9 ............ Wendy Fratta works on a sand replica of Germany's Heidelberg Castle built this week at Cardiff, north of San Oieio. Dozens of people helped build the sand castle, 48 feet long, 40 feet wide and 17 feet high, using 400 tons of sand. Study Shows ~ex Bias in U.S. Sclwols WASlDNGTON (A P > -Sex discrimination persists m school a dministration. alhletks and vocatiooal education, reducing the long·range options of women and girls. a study of state pro- grams showed today Holly Knox , director of the Project for Equal Education Rights <PEER J. described the tl'lree catesories as "tradi~al bellwethers" which tndicate where women and girls stand in education. After analyzing education pat· terns in the 50 stales and the District of Columbia, the group round that the Southeast has the worst record tn the three categories and the Southwest the best California's rating was 20th. But the overall picture re· mains bleak despite a 1972 federal law barring $ex dis· crimination in all facets of educa· tion. Ms. Knox sald. PEER's study indl~ates a ''laggard'' en· forcement effort by the Depart- ment ol Health. Education and We lfare. she said. . "We cannot afford lo educate girls as though Prince Channing is goang to come along and late care of them and protect them forever after ." she said at a news conference. The review showed nationally that. -Although seven out of IO classroom teachers are women. only one out of 10 top school ad· ministrators is a woman. -Girls comprise only 11 per- cent or students in traditionally ma le vocationa l programs which lead to high-paying jobs. -Girls make up only one- third of the high school students participating in interscholastic athletes. ·'Today's e ducational i m - balance is tomorrow's economic Inequality between the sexes." Ms. Knox concluded PEER. an affiliate of the Na- tional Organiution for Women Legal Defense and Education Fund, has been tracking women ·s educational progress smce its establishment in 1974. Accordini. to its latest analysis, Alabama has the worst overall record and the Di.Jtnct of Columbia the best Here is bow PEER ranked the SO states and the District of Columbia overaU I 01\lr•:I ol C-mow 1 .... ,, .... ) ~I- • Ml'lhq.n S Flo<• • v.,,.,_, I C-- llcul I C--• MffU<ltuvllt 10 ,.. .. Mlt• t(O 11 r~ .. , '' c.-<o•• u w~'""~ •• •ow• n ,..._Yon ,., ~uw 11 ~ 11 f t'f'\n•\'4•, t• >4•w•11 10 C •t•,Of"•• 11 vrroln .. n ~Cir~ 7) ..... ..,. l6 ......... ""''"'"• n a--. ,. s.o.rth o.... 11 Monl~ " ~ "~.,~ 1" "'•"""°'• JO Penn\ytvenw )' A,,~ 1' M1HOU-rt )J Wy~""O l' Or~ U 00,.., ;i. "''"'°"''" 11 ,...., ~Ml • M1\,•ftll0P• 1' '"°..,.. .0 l(e'f'rfu<ll• •I H If"°'' ., ~ ..... ., .. 0 to.t'W' u Sou1h c ~.,. 4~ N0"11'1 0.-0U .. We~ V1r9'"'• •1 ~r\41ftt.61 .. l_._ .. •-'"•"<I ~ ui." S• •••k'""• Police Probe Teen Slaying In Santa Ana Investigation is cooUnuilf& m· lo the weekend stabbing deat.b or a Garden Grove man Santa Ana polrce believe was the v1ct.Jm of a robbery.murder. They ldentifted the dead man as David Marquez Alcantara, 19 of 12532 Morningside Drive. Garden Grove. Alcantara·s boey was found at 3 15 a .m. Sunday an an alley in the 1300 block of W. McFadden Ave . Santa Ana. when pol.ice responded to reports of gunshots 10 the area. However. officers said the vie· tim was stabbed once an tbe chest. and did not appear to have gunshot wounds. They s&Jd tt appeared Alcantara had been robbed. w ·orkers Return PITTSBURGH (AP> -Full scale production resumed al Westinghouse Electric Corp. plants across the nation today as 25.000 workers who had been on strike for seven weeks returned to work after ratifying a new contract. @ It s a little late 1n my careef to become a cover girl or television et• t>ut I'm c1a1m1nol Doesn't two m.g&Zjne cowrs in sue months qualtty for the "coYer glr1" title? OK. so they were only trade magazine. . but covers. neYerthetelS. &EM WISE Th• television thing comes from being lntervi.w.d by Gil Stratton during a special "Saturdll)I Night Preview." an outdoor pwty Ill 20tti C«ltury Fo1t Studio&. Thia wea a night out dunng the 1979 Fall Peclfie Jewelry Show at the C.ntury Pta.u In Loe AngeW. Oonna Blactcman. Rick MeElvalna and I ettend9d the snow from our at0f9. It It • tour·dav ~ and we haid to work WKY hard to OO¥lf the more than eoo manufectureB and Importers that were dlsplaytng IMlr MW jewelry lin•. W. found meny excttlng new pieoas which wlll be In Chari.. H. Barr JeMi.ra In ample time for the corning hOllday _,.,, TIM cumint clothing tty ... dlctat8 the demendl for jewelry 9CCI ....... 8f'4 the ... this fall.,. rtmlnt909nt of the • .,. .. There'• an ••t'fa bU of fllttatlou1neH In the 7t lnterpr9tatlon of t'*9 ltytea. TM C#f---lidril .,. tttt, eo,,,.u,,.. twtoe. to lhow • CHARLES H. BARR lltt19 knee « • little th'9h • • . ... ...... and ~ .. It up. A., OOld Mklte, .,.,..... OM aooeftt9d Meis••._ ....... • ) Skater, 16, Killed in Huntington A 16-year-Old Nortbridge girl was killed and her 13-year-old com pan ion tnjured Monday when struck by a motorist while they were roller skatmg across a busy Huntington Beach street. poltce s81d Police arrested Glenda Jean Coffman. L9. or 18981 Florida St., Huntmgton Beach, on suspicion of hit and run driving aod manslaughter Officers allege she fled tbe scene of the 7 14 p m. accident near the intersection or Warner A venue and Springdale Street. Lesli Ann McBride was pro· nounced dead on arrival at Hun· t1ngton lnt e r com munaty Hospital. officials• said. Her skating companion, Julie Maree Arvidson. 5981 Bellefield Lane. Huntingtoo Beach, is listed in stable condition at Pacifica Hospital. Police said. the girls were skat;. 1ng across Warner Avenue several hundred feet from a crosswalk wben they were hit. The driver, police rePorted. parked her car about a mUe from the scene of the accident. Pobce said she returned to the acc1dent scene a short tame later with her parents and was ar· rested. Slot Payoff Hit,s Record STATELINE. Nev. CAP) : G uenter Repkow said he and his wife planned ·'lo have dinner and lose a few doUars" at lbe Lake Tahoe gambling resorts. Instead, the 46-year-old auto repair shop owner from Davis. Calif., won the largest slot machine Jackpot given away by Harrah 's casi nos - $159.679, Harrah's an· nounced. with a diamond draws the eyes to the welHumed ankle. Most blouses nave a plunging V·neck. a perfect canvas for a spllSh of gold and gemstones. ~arts tn all lh414)9S and Si~ .. en,oylng a terrific ren11sunce. Baf9'#911ed co...,_ and lariat atylea alao are dn•gned to fill the bare .,.. beautifully. The ltowing, 5'eetc line of Itta narrow lapela c an be acoentuMld with a bar or attck ptn ABf..,ooc;t,.v'!I"'"_,. ... beck, MO~ for eecuring ICl""99 and tlM. Since n.w la being wom '" twists end rolls end fancy braids. hair ornementa accent9d with gMNtonea .,. ,,.. thes '911. tf you ,.. a pmrticulat outftt you'd Hlclt to eoc111crln,-.. It Into our ttote. Our trall'l*I penonnet Will lt'OW you meny poaslblllttes for matclno the most of It. P.S. l!litl P9nnefl, Who doel our window dltpleya, hH promleed to gtwe my "cower gtrl'' PhC*a eome ..._ aoon . on the 111•:• wt'9ft u.· expenal\'e merchandlze 11 tuclled away In the Ylult. Incidentally I 'd Ilk• to acknowi.cta-all the many compllrnefttt I h9we recel'Md on 8111'1 Mndlwont.. I f-4 Vl9fy fom.tnm to r.. .uct1 t81ent 1n °"' ltore pertOl'ftlel. .. NATION /WORt Dl Sadat, Begin in Parley 'ID CONCLUllON OP our 1ummer Hason wu mete Ilk• a.._ tlau a roar. TM.Y eould bav• maiJed U lo. It wu ~ paa1ble ~ ftDd a paJtin1 place lD aome Inland Folkl Staymg H"1M for Holiday Backyard Games beachfront localionB. On most of our beaches, you could actually find room to spot down a beach blanket. On prevlou$ three-day holidays, you would have had trouble flnding space for a postage stamp. One city lifeguard of my acquaintance suggested that the big holiday weekend was nothing more than an enormous bore. It was a sleep-inducer of the first order. Jf indeed the heavy throngs of yesteryear stayed away, you are left wondering why? With the exception of some morning fogs, the coast.al weather wu nea r-perfect. low Level lllamedin rash - • DlU..Of!:. Mcrat. CAP) -A lloatana AU' Natloeal Guard Mt fllht•r tllat tmaabed lDto a 1raln .. atoc' MCoa4I an.r a low·level mot over tome 10,000 Labor Day parade •ateben abould have maintained a 1,000·foot altltude, military autboriUe1 say. Tbe pilot wu killed, a P"I· nant woman waa injured crtUcally and aeven othen, m0&t of them apparently hit by bum- in& debris. aulfered minor ln· Junes from the craab Mooday ip this farming town of about 5,000,' ilUtboriUes said. ••1 JUST thank God the plane wasn't flying in the other direc· taon because thousands of people could have been injured alon1 the parade route." Gov. Tbomu L Judge said after inapectinJ the cra!ih site One or four 17 ,000-gallon gasoline storage tanks at a nearby Exxon Co. bulk plant was set afire but the flames were qwckly extinguished. The grain elevator was burned to the ~round. Also destroyed were the warehouse and office11 of the bulk plant and two tanker trucks. THE PLANE was one of two F · 106 fighter-interceptors that made a demonstration s weep over the Main Street parade route. Witnesses said the left wing or one craft sliced into the grain elevator and fell to the ground tn n ames Guard orrtcaals identified the dead pilot as Capt. Joel Rude, 32. of Great 1'~aJls. Mont That. Glassed Jtlan ,.,. .. ~ Clayton Moore, forbidden by, court order to wear his Lone Hanger mas k .. covers his eyes wilh dark sunglasses m Louisville. Ky • where he has vowed to right the edict. "I'll never gi~e up being the Lone Ranger "he declares By leaders HAIFA, ltrael <AP> -EDPt'• Anwar Sadat aalled tnt.o Halla harbor aboard a predden· tlal yadat today for bit ftnt meetln& wltb laraeU Prime Mlnlater Menacbem Belin ill two mohtba, and be declared Enpt bu a "moral commit- ment" to reaolve the Palestinian luue. Sadat saya be will lmbt on a comprebe'Dllve aettlemeat by year's end. Setting an optimistic and friendly tone from the outset, the Egyptian leader told a cheering crowd of Israeli& tbat he regarded Begin as "my friend." "BY NOW I know Premier Begin, and I think l can do busi· neas with him , • Sadat said before he and his wire , Jlban, who 1s visiting Israel for the first time. were driven to a hotel atop Mount Carmel overlooking tbis northern port city, 20 miles south of the troubled Israel· Lebanon border Is raeli Jet fighters saluted Sadat's 475-foot-long yacht Hor· reya with a flyover as it entered the breakwater and docked . escorted by lsraeli and Egyptian warships The gleaming white yacht had set out Monday after- noon from Port Said. E~vot ON THE SHORELINE itself. there were no heavy rip c urrents. The surf was about hke Lake Placid Ocean tern· peratures were near Ideal. You would have thought that all of this would add up to paradise for the beach visitors. So what happened to lhe anticipated record beach crowds? Maybe several things For one, maybe all those predictions or massive traffic Jams and congest.Jon. Them land people may have decided lo JUst forget at. "fire up the backyard barbecue. Horace Holiday, Darrah Link? Balloons and doves werl! re leased mto the sky as tbe Egyp· taa n pres ident s poke al a municipal welcoming ceremony. T e n s o f thou sa nd s of !>Chool children lined the streeL-. :rnd othe lsraehs perched on rooftops and pressed against windows or office building!> to catch a glimpse of him as he rode through ~treeL'> festooned with Egyptian and Israeli fl.A*gs. ADDITIONALLY, WHILE there was no real gasoline short.age for the big weekend, there was the price of the stuff. Gasoline has now lodged Itself at an apparently permanent level s<>mewhete above one dollar per gallon in most locations. So maybe, in celebration of the last gasp of s ummer. • the populace decided to keep the fuel in the tank rather \ than spewing it out in amog all over the freeways to the beachfront. Perhaps that's the slgn or the Umes. Maybe some sani· ty and caution bas returned to the lnland citizenry. mpper Strikes Again BRADFORD. Yorkshire <AP l The Yorkshire Ripper has struck for the 12th time. Police who have been H\mting him for nearly four years said today a woman found stabbed to death bore the Ripper hallmark knife wound•. The victim was found by a police officer in the back yard of a house on the fringes or this northern city's red light district Monday afternoon, Detective Chief Superintendent Jim Hobson said. The body of 20-year-old slu· dent Barbara Jane Leach had the same Rapper wounds as the other 11 victims. nme or whom were prostitutes. he said. Police are certain all 12 slayings are the work of one man The killang was Just as the Ripper promised. In a mocking tape recorded message sent to police last June taunting them with their inability to catch ham he promised to kill his l2t.b vic- li m "some lime this year, maybe September or October." RENO. Nev <A P ) Har rah 's, the Nevada hotel and casino company, will be ac· quired by Holiday Ions Joe , 1f a m e rger is approved by each (:Ompany's board of directors and shareholdeN. Roy E. Winegardner. Holiday Inn's chairman and chief ex- ecutive officer, and Harrah's board chairman Mead Dixon, announced Monday that the move had been approved "in principle" and that tbe transac· lion would be for combined cash and stock valued at about SJOO ma Ilion. HE ADDED that both com- panies would have to receive satisfactory federal tax rulings, a nd approval of Nevada gaming and other regulatory authorities before the deal ls completed Under terms of the agree- ment, Harrah's shareholders will receive $35.!50 worth of Holi· day Inn common stock for each share of Harrah's common stock held. For the fiscal year endmg Jun e 30, 1979 Harrah's had 8.459.019 outstanding shares. ALSO AS part or the merger, the estate of William Harrah, which owns about 70 .percent of U.S.· Rain Widespread . .. 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Plus 1 .00 chlrgl on ordtrt under 10.00 . • Lmagmn -South eo.t Plaz1 Cotta M• 967·1611 I ~ ........... 4,1171 LA Te:Dsions Near Boil Bua 1 .. ~ Sparb Ethnic Groupa Battle 9J ,_, ..... D. SUAI If Ml ett1 ...... rMO lw u ~ ol UM kind ol rad.al eQllftlct fMNd by ~ck and JewlA......,. la ta.. wm ol ADdrew Youaa'• ·~~--Aad"· ~~~~.':i-bl tb• SoalberD calllonia ~. But Uaole ca..t to tJw attaatton report eoaftida ba'•'t tncrHMd elpce YCNDl'I rWpetJolt. .. YOVNG 1\181' OAVS 'l'IR •BBLING8 a forum," aAld one cllJ offtclal. "We'd be In real troubM now lf we b.cta•t bMo dolAs our holDework Ute tut cc>uPl• ol yean. lt'• not oO or the Pa111tl· mana, either. Everyooe -~..,,....=~~-bett blamee I.be Arabi 80lffHERN l0t the price of oU." CALIFORNIA The ten1ton tn Loe f'OCUS Anaelea ls a product of -------· court.ordered" school in· tearation, backed by the black community, re· celved with milled feeling by Mexican-Americana and opposed by about 80 percent of wbiw, accord· int to one poll. The buaing would inevitably have produ~ to- ter-racial tension regardless of wbo the pro-and anubualng leaders were. 8odl be and Bradley'• aJdea poil)l to a 2~· 1ear.:.okl blaek.Jewtlb Jeadenb.lp coa.UtJoo u a by to keeolna the Ud oa llMr·raelal f"llDI• in SouU..m Callfomla. The PoUP lneludee Jewllb elvio .....,. ud offldala Of blaek cbvcbM ud lf'OQP9 lib lM Urban Leqw ed tM NAACP. A 1lmllar Cblc~lmfilll aroup •aa tonne.cl Jut. year. ..We're able to comnnmlcate," said the Jewish leader, who spoke on a nol·for-at.t.ribut.loo bull . "We Jews tend to forget that blacks feel as atrona· ly about buaiAa and affirmative action aa we do about brael. The black leaders would like us to 4o more to eupport them, but they understand the pre11ures oo ua.' • ADDS A KEY BRADLEY AIDE. "l don't t.h1nk tbe leadenhip coalition speaks for the man ln the street. But we hope thelr thought.a rut.er down. And the fact that these people have talked to each other for two. years helps in a crisis. You won't have the kind of blasts at each other in the media that you've bad in New York since Youn& reslaned.'' But efforts by community leaders won't end segregated housing and resulting school busing, both key causes of the interracial tensions. That means incidents like the anti-Semitic BUT IN LOS ANGELES, THE TBJl£E most shouting at the school board can recur, and they visible anti-busing leaders are school board mem· may bec:ome more frequent as the Nov. 6 election bers Roberta Fiedler and Roberta Weintraub, and nears. De mocratic state Sen. Alan Robbins, author of the But ft's clear that community leaders know anti-busing amendment on the Nov. 6 statewide the potential for trouble that exists. Tbat special election ballot. All three are Jewish. knowledge has kept the tensions in band so far. Accenting the conflict is a .vacancy on the Los;::====================; Angeles school board. Anti-busing board members J have pushed to fill the vacancy with one or their al· QC1S lAJ:C' 10 lies, Tom Bartman, a lawyer for the Bustop citben 1\-\t oi. Q'(~t.N't C,On\l..J 1\-\t grou~~xican-Americans. not represented on the' \N RtAO\NG £.N) A'($ A '14£,£.$ ~ ~· 'GOURMET MARKET <Market Street> UQUOB DEPr. :~ DelaaeJ•..OW. Cltampape -- P11nte Lallel 1.18 ea. . FRESH nse & SHELLFISH Fresh ~nbem Seabau .... :: ;=·· .... · .... : ............ 2.98 111. • • • PRIME & TOP CHOICE MEAT DEPT. Amertu.a Lamb Pre.II Zack>' Parm Larse Boastblg addln, plain or staffed wWa Detuey'a 98 apple dft9llq C lb. • • • RANCH FR~B PRODUCE Vine RJpe Jumbo Cantaloupes. . . . . . . . ................. 19C lb. U.S. #1 MOWltaln Bartlett Pean ..................•... 39e lb. Xtra Fancy Sweet & Large Nectarines . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . 49C lb. Xtra Fancy Vine Ripe Slicing Tomatoes ................ 39C lb. U.S. fH Brown OaJollS . .. .. .. .. . . . . . . . . .......... 2 lb•. for 25c DELANEY'S Gourmet Martlet Open Dally 9~ • Closed Sunday 2920 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach 673-5520 COALmON WIN AID Mayor Tom Bradley board although their children make up about one-' R uQ~ 7 0 p '\SI ·~ 01ird of th~ dis~ct enrollment, want to give the '(Q$ n \.!.-64'2.·432' seal to a Hispanic. "No more J ews," some Hispanics shouted al one recent school board meeting. "Hitler was right." THE ANTJ ·SEMITlC EPITHETS came from a few activists who had apparently forgotten that Howard Miller . the pro-busing school board pres1· dent ousted by Weintraub in a recall election last May, was also Je'Nish. But Jewish and black leaders agreed the incident was a symptom of a potenti al problem. "ln all three communities -black, J ewish and Chicano -there is resentment of each other,'' said an aide to Mayor Tom BradJey, a black pollU· cian who -acknowledges be owes bis two election victories to a coalition of blacks, J ews and Chicanos. "Tbe feelings are exacerbated by bus· ing, especially with easy targets like a Robbins, a Weintraub and a Fiedle r. "Thmgs are not going well now for many peo- ple in many areas. so they're trying to pick scapegoats m every fi eld." J ewish leaders agree. "IT'S A VERY SERIOUS SITUATION," said < AMENDMENT AUTHOR one official of the Los Angeles Jewi sh Federation Sen. Alan Robbins Council. "But it could be much worse." RotterdaDJ Eyes 'Eros-center' ROITERDAM, Netherlands'tAP> -This busy port may try to contain its growing prostitution trade, and accompanying violence and crime, by building an "eros-center" modeled after the red· light district in Hamburg, Germany. The controversial project would include rest aurants a nd cinem as, and be constructed within three or four years for between $10 million and $20 million in the community of Poortgebouw, across the Maas River from the traditional red· light district of Katendrecbt. SIDES WITH FIEDLER Roberta Weintraub The mayor and city elders have approved the first step of the project, over the angry outcries of Poortgebouw residents, who fear the port's ap· proximately 1.000 prostitutes will spill out into the surrounding neighborhood. THE TRUTH ABOUT FUNERAL PRICES . In greater Orange County At Harbor Lawn, People are important. We believe that every family deserves a perfect final tribute. The family selects the type of service it wants and the price to be paid. CREMATION •.........•.......••........... $285. Or choose from other $ 446 type a of Mrvlc•• from . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • • . . . • ~=':rom ~ .................................. $97 • BURIAL SPACE-fncludlng from· $295 Cement Grave Uner a Opening ..•. .'. . . . • . . . . • • ''Free,, isn't an e~)' thing to ~\vallo\\: But if it means you'll op<:n a Bill Call Systerrl"account ( \vhich, g< >< xlncs.~ knows, you need), then so be ic. Here's the off er. wen gi\'C you fret: use of the Bill Call Sv~tem fr>r the month . in which you opc:n the account, plu~ the two months following. After tha~ you pay just l(}c per bill. Or if your balance is at least 52,000, you pay nothing. And what does th~ Bill Call System give you foryour nothing? .. The only account that earns interest like a savings account. 5'X,, o n your unused funds.But pays monthly bills like a checking account, only by phone . Except, you dorit write checks or pay postage.You simply phone in your bills to us, and that's all there is to it. Where you can also learn about some other things you won't find every place else. like the 4·year Going Rate account that re quires no minimum clepQsit at all. A 6-month, SI0,000-mini- mum T-Bill Certificate that qualifies you for membership ip our exclusive States- maris Club. And a flock of free seivices. ----~~==~~~-~~~~:_ For complete details and a demon-. . stration of the Bill Call System, call or offel: Regardless of (ouch) how much All of which we're only too glad to · M t Qli 1 visit any Allstate Savin~ office. they cost us. HarborLawu· oun ve TIEBlllCAll m1ta .... E1SEBUT11•suut--.R$.¥1ft - . I ~--.-.~ Mortuary · Cemetery · Crematory . , ~taln \Wley 'l8798 Brookhurst Ave. (Valley Center Plaza). FUiierton 1107 So. Harbor Blvd. Mission Viejo 27521 Puerta Real. Newport Beach One Corporate Plaza. San Clemente 911 So. El Camino Real. Santa Ana 1200 W.17th St Tustin 18232 Irvine Blvd. Westminster/Huntington !~~~~=====~==:!~:':~=~~ Beach 540 Westminster Mall. • 1 • . • ·' NATION I CANADA ... Jerome 'Alive' Ghost Town Enjoys Resurgence G1avelu:ied t.o bqtld, N'UfJcal U>l•ncaJor oU and gas drtllins in the Artie sea is trucked across the froien· mouth of Canada's MackenZle River Canada. with vast re- serves of oil and natural eas. is an ally i.n Uleuru ed States' battle with the energy crisis Hawaiian Airlines Gripes Few . . WASHINGTON CAP) -Hawaiian AJrlinea poated the nation's lowest con.au.mer complaint re- cord among major scheduled airlines in May, ac- cording to the Civil AeronauUca Board. Overall, the CAB said tt received 3,619 con- sumer complaints in that month, with reservation problems the biggest single source of troupie -640 complamt.s 0111ER MAJOR SOURCES OF 1rr1tatlon to consumers were scheduling, 496 , baggage, 488, customer treatment, 344 ; refunds, 263; and fares, 208. Hawaiian Airlines recorded 1.37 complaints per 100.000 passengers during the month for the country's best record. · Second was Delta with 2.48 complaints per 100,000 while Aloha was third with 2.96 per 100,000. Rounding out the top five were Southern, 4.45 and Frontier, 5 complaints per 100,000 passengers THE FIVE AIRLINES W1111 the highest com- plaint percentage in the month were National, 16.61 , Trans World, 14. Bramff, 13.85; Northwest, 10 55, and American. 10. The CAB notes that various airlines may face different problems. so complaint figures should not be considered a rating of airlines. · However, consumers who are unable to re- solve a dispute with an airline can contact the CAB. Bureau o f Co ns umer Protection. Washington. D.C HOME OWNERS ~LAGUNA BEACH LUMBER _... ~-.-----WE WILL IE CLOSED LABOR DAY make~ e~sy outdoor cook in' Model 1030 It'\ on economy model. but you'd never guess 11 by the way 11 cooks Extro·h1gh hood will occommodott- o turkey' re~ Jbc Great Ou!doorC<><*iog MadJjne. s129.50 w /LP TANK S1S4.50 . ,.,. a..,....i...-.. ---.... -c.. 32 Gal. Plastic Trash Cans With Uds Mfg. by Loma JEROME. Arla. <AP> - Tourilta who come here expect· Aoa poet U>WD with bu.ndndl of abandoned buildinc• an, ln Mayor Dick Martin 'a worda. ''about 10 yean too late." The plaee la bustllne. Tourtam fired the raur1ence. "Keep Out" 1t1na on some dilapidated houses still wam ol the dan1er of collapse -and ol rattlesnakes. Not long aao. hun· dreda of abandoned building• were tom down or stripped for the salvage value. NOW MOST OF the town's re- mainina buildings are occupied, and prices have soared. A house· shell for restoration Is for sale al $18 ,000. The r eal estate saleswoman advised: "Don 't breathe t.oo hard or it mi&ht fall down.0 The aaking price for a shell in better condition is $23.500 A restored house is on the market for $74,000. Fifty years ago. Jerome's t0pulation reached its peak - 1bout 1.5,000 It was among the tate's most important cities. But mines that produced a billion dollars worth of copper, gold and silver became ex· hausted. THE POPULATION FELL to about 100 by the 1950s The state established a Jerome Histonc Park and, lo ·198'7, Jerome wu · narrow 1treeta of a mile-bl~ de1t1oated a national hittortc t:1tountai11 eommWlilJ.. 'naen'1 · landmark. Deteriorated bulld· difference ol l,IOO feet from &M j in11 were everywhere. hJ1hest to lowest buJldlna. "The town aot into such a _ _ ;..J - state of disrepair that m<fl t bulldinp would have fallen over by the 1970s if they hadn't been re-paired or sold for the salvage," said Martin. Now craft and gift shops, small boutiques. restaurants and even a mine museum oc- cupy once-vacant stores along Main Street. The old elementary Acbool bu been converted for shops. THE STATE PARK, and ita museum on the area's history, reported 13>,040 visitors in the year ending June 30. The population ts estimated at 600 , with most of the adults locally employed If a tourist-oriented ghost· town-that-isn't sounds like a tourist trap. Martin has a ready reply: "Were you disappomled with what you found here? Few people are." He said people realize they seldom can find handcr afted items as good as those offered by local artisans And he ticked off attractions hke mining ex- hibits. restored buildings. ex· cellent restaurants. and the charm of wandering through the AS lllGBT BE expected, ' some stores here offer the Jl.IDk merchandtn 1tandara in any tourist-0rtented community. Monica "Mickey" Peterson, president of the Jerome Hls- tortcal Society, agreed that the 1host town Image should be buried. "We like to call It 'Hlatoric Jerome' these days," said Mrs. Peterson, a resident for 31 years. "There'• so much worthwhile to see and do." The society hu restor'ed the old Episcopal Church YittJ $90,000 in revenues from its gift shop in the Main Street Mine Museum, she said. JEROME'S RESURGENCE ha s been a "community bootstrap" program. "Their activities have been mainly on their own initiative and they've not sought much in the way of state or federal as· s1stance," said Rich Wetzel or the state's planning and com- m unity development agency "They've been progressing along at a slow but steady rate " Sale Help lighten the electric load. We now sell Laguna Lumber Co. Women' I T -Shirts • s•.so and Tank Tops • $4.00 (limited Quantity In Stock) •Sub II.Ct o 1 oc on an ru I LAGUNA BEACH LUMBER 1765 Laguna Canyon Rd. Laguna Beach Call: 494-6538 or 540-8267 ..... .,.. ... 7al0 • •alO GOI• 12.00 • 1.00 hr &..tc'9 QOllD UTRIAY Ir lllDAY .. If you do the heavy house· work in the morning. here·s what you'll be doing. The baking. The dishwashing. The laundry. And the vacuuming. But you'll be doing some- thing else. too. Something that's very important. By giving your electric appliances the afternoon off, you'll be helping to lighten the load from noon to 6 p.m. Thafs ' when homes. stores. off ices and factories turn on air conditioners to beat the afternoon heat. Give your appliances the afternoon off. Then Edison can put off building expensive new power plants. And you'll help keep your electric bills down. sCE Southern California Edison .. ....,_ -·· ----------------''-- ~.~•ltw 4.1'11 • OM.Y PILOT U I Broke~ Seeks New Busin~ss B1111LTONM08&0WITZ .. 11 -you want to buy or ..U • company, eall &rte Gleacber in New York at Cl12) MS-1914. He will put yoa tocetber with a pro1pectlve . .el.lei' or buyer. Be m_tq charce a stiff fee, but what'• a commwloa, even a bll ooe, when it am you where YoU want to be. G~eachet baa the contacts you need because be ia manaeinl director of the mer1en and acquiaitioDJ depart· ment ~Lehman Brothen Kuhn Loeb, a major Wall Street investment banker. AND I KNOW BE 18 waiting for your call because Lehman Brothers ran a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street J ournal listing bis phone number and inviting readers to call if they were thinking of merging, acquiring or selling. The ad dld.n 't list the address of Lehman Brothers. Tbn e matten are better band.led by telephone, don 't you know? You wouldn't want to tip your band to an unau.epeet· ing company you're planning to knock off. A full.page ad in the Wall Street Journal doesn 't come cheap. It costa $36,000. But Gleacber -and his employers -obviously believe it's worth it to get their name before the restless troops out there. That lbeTe are a lot of rest· leas bodies 1s c lear from the merger mania tha t bas gripped the corporate world in the past two years. When you r un an a d, you naturally put your best foot forward. Money Tree Gleacber and Lehman Brothers used their Journal space to list the 51 transactions they helped to engineer in the past 20 months. LEHMAN BROTHERS REPR~ENTED Bacardi. the rum people. wh en a $45 million stake an the company was acquired by Canada's Hiram Walker Liquor enterpnse lC anad1an Club ). Lehman helped a Dutch bank. Algemene. gain control of lhe LaSalle National Bank of Chicago for $82 milhon. and then helped a Dutch insurance company. Natlooale "'ederlanden. scoop up the LI.le Insurance Co. of Georgi;i for S360 malhon Lehman. quite adept at helping foreign companies. as s1sted lhe Sw1s!. company. Nestle, an its $263 millwn •H: quis1t1on of Alcon Laboratones IT DID YEOMAN WORK FOR ff ollywood'!i TwentJeth Century Fox. awash with cill that "Star Wars • mont>y II brought into t.hc studio Aspen Skung Corp for $49 m1l1Jon and Pebble Beach Corp ror S6S m11Jion It fronted for Phihp Morris 1n the tobacco company'!i S516 mi llion acqu1sit10n c,f Seven· L'p It helped RCA dis pose of 1L<; Al.c.ka communicat1ons company for S200 m1lhon And ll helped put to~ether one of lhe biggest mergers in r<'lathng history Skaggli Companies or Salt Lake City and American St<Jres of W1lm1ngton. Del /\ S31J m1lhon deal. It's an 1mpress1ve r<'cord The 51 transact.Jons com pleted by Lehman Brothers between Jan t . 1978, and Aug 15. 1979. bad an aggregate value of more than $6.7 billJon So if you want to be on Enc Gleacher's nex_t buy-and·sell list, call tum m New York Beef Prices Dip lnAugust Check Califorru a consumers are en1oymg lhe lowest retail beef pnces smce February. accordmg to the Cahfom1a B~f Council's monthly 12·city survey of fa ve popular beef cuts The average price per pound during the August survey period was S2 17. down from S2 3610 July The l9·cent dro1, an one month brought prices to the lowest level since the S2 11 recorded m Fcbruar) IN SANTA ANA. TIJE ONLY Oran~e County city tn the survey. the average price dropped from S2 03 a pound m Jul:, to Sl 97 m Augus t The a\.eraee m August 1978 was Sl 71 In that c11y. the price or ground beef was St 11 a pound 1n August. compared with Sl.26 in July and 96 cents in August 1978. Bone·m round steak was selling for St 76 a pound in August, compared with Sl 94 an July and $1 5J in August 1978 A pound of bone-m sirloin steak sold for $2 71 in Santa J\na in August, compared with $2 74 m July and $2 21 m August 1978. T·bone steak brought S2.81 a pound last month, com pare d with $2.90 a month before and $2.58 ( J in August 1.978 Seven-co,1'.ISLJMER bone chuck ro~ sold f 'f, for Sl 44 in Santa Ana ..._ ___________ _, last month. compared with $1.32 in July and Sl.29 in August 1978. The council attributed the drop m retaJI prices to a temporary backup of cattle in feedJots that triggered un usually aggressive marketing by feedlot operators. '"111E R~ULTING LOWER PRICES paid by packers created extremely attractive prices at lbe retail level. This In turn bas stimulated a strong resurgence of consumer de· mand," said Robert Rolston. council manager. "Looking ahead ." Rolston s aid, "while we don't ex· pect retail prices to return to the high levels of lb.is spring anytime soon. we also don't look for any greater softening of the market. ln all likelihood we will see prices work slightly higher in the next few months." Workshop to Offer Business Advice A pre-buainess workshop will be held at Saddlebaek Community Colleae. Miaetoa Viejo, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:U p.m. Sept. U . Tu., tlnaoce, maeqement and le1at requirements are a rew ~ tbe nbjecta to be dilc1.&11ed at the WOl'bbop. wbJcb b c:o-..,amonct by UM Orani• County cbapter of Ute Service C«-oe ol R.Ured Eucutlvea. U.S. Small Baainea 'Admbdleratloa and tbe coUeae. _ TD WOaaBOP WIQ as BELO IN the FlDe Arts Tbeater on tM eampu at_. llarperite Parkway. A retlatratloll t.e of •10 will cover cost of matertall and lune bf Tbe coUere!a eomm~ tffaln omce at at..,_, wUJ proWle ~Uon and IDCIN bdllnnatkm~ · = ucb area of~ wW be local bw•D111 wt _..,,,. .... w1scou......-... . . . T ...... ltJtl,,... 6i tlPI CONSUMER I OBITUARIES /HOA08COPE Suit May Yi~ld Escrow Fund. Interest RICHMOND, V•. (AP> -MIU....._ MtWMlD .ta1 P•7· llUU.. of -a...,..,. ecrw ••&a. tM1J' tAU9 ud luuraoc•. lb• udoa ba" a •t.k• la a Lencljn lollat they b.v• a MVt .it IMn ......_ U. n,ttt to problc'l lbl nnritJ al riOt of ........ tllidt!liillif to • tMlr ... WlUiiovl IU~b PtY· rolled eurow fwtd• wltMo~.t=--___,•=•Ala •Y .. , , .CD.&Jl1 .bor· MnMi ~ rowen ....ad cllfeult oa LUM YDIGINIA .cua, flied 1lmolt t~ar1 •IO by 14 mo"PI• ~la IM Nortik· V.tr&id1.a. .8ucS .ara.. .._.. • leodlq luUtuUon.1 u .,..,. -If tilt ea1tera Vlr1l•l1 and• ta ... would be 1lapped hoeeoww1 wbo f'llM dMt •ult onlbepr~1. ... tt -ilii"itft ... rr-t danta. Al dtKrtbed b' ane lawytt, at. bH become "• paper war•· wttb tbou1aadl ol pq11 ol motiom, eount.er·cnotloo\, depoatuona and ln~atorla. appeu. ,. ...... __ lqal ......,. aUT --..S 'l'llS b&nb ud dtet ClCM\d be tltabllllMd M tt H'W\ul llMI loan HIOdlUOOI WCMlld be 0... fln( m~ dadaloa earn 1n"'9lment lncomo tro.m la•,..,.. routt. ll abo would ~row f\mda, t.Hy re.rely Pa)' A mot14o by tbe defendantl to cUtmt• tbe cue awaii. a nallq by U.S. Di.ltrlct Court J\Mta.e D. Dortch Wunner. lnvolv. h\llllClndl ol mllllom ol tnt•relt to the borrower. And doUa.1"9. •ome uy the lncome barely cov en the ro.ta ot admlnl1\erin1 •08'1' UNoau. IN a prac-th• runcb Uee lb.at bqan In tbe tU211. re-Since 1972, however, lit lea•l quire monthly paymeata fOf' lax 10 1tatea boo re1ponded to The homeowners chattt • violaUon of numeroua federal law1 U\rouch a conaplracy by the defendant.a to make escrow paymen\.a a condiUon of a loan. H and lmuu.nce from people court preuure by requlrlna who take out mortca.ae loans, lendln• lnatltutiooa lo PlY In· bealdee p11meata to redu~ lhe tereat or make other concetalona principal ol tbe loan on 01crow tundl TH £Y MA.INT AlN ALSO th.al. the failure to pay Interest on this money actually lnflates lbe It.at· ed rate of interest on the loan. Selebn b The borrower liven Most federal cases mvolvin& the option ol P•Ylnl the tu and eacrow funda have been .aetUed in1urance blU1 on hl1 own. out or court, usually with the ln1tead, the lender holds lbe homeowner 11tlnln1 lbe right to money in e.crow, lnvesta it and eam minimal Interest or to pay One lawyer said Wartin.er hu a range of alternatives lf be de- Plate of the Day EX FaOG -The night Jo}ln Brook met her husband-to-be, she came home and told her children "I ju11t met Prince Charming." She still fee~ that way four years lat.er She gave him the plate for his birthday HANIRN '4Al£L M HAHSEN, rt•OO.nl ot Co .. • -· C. P.-o ewey on S.O lember l, 1m S.r••<n ue ~n01no el ktl 8•-•'I' Mor1u•r• Hill MARCELLA NICOLE HILL, rH I <Mnt ot Foo.nt.ln V•lltY. Ce P .. ...i •••Y Ott AUQV't 11, 191' at (P,lldr•n·\ HO\lllt•I In Or.,,oor. ,. ~u•vl••.er tnl'l M r -M" -y c;.o.90 Of 8..-ntnQ C:e , ano Mr -Mr\. Herold Hiii Of Se11on See &ea<". C• 5-otvl<o r.,., Oey, S.OWmtMtr • ,., •• , l 00 PM •• Ille Pectll<. v-C,,.pet lnlermonl P-.;111< V-Memorlel Pen. Hill ltlCHARD WI LLIAM HILL . \ervtc" penolno •• Harbor L~n•n· ""°""' ()II.,. Mor1...,.y of CO\le Mew ~use ~UUTllO"'I AlEllANDAA M , MALMSTAOM, r .. 10.nt Of C•PIUteno a .. , ... Ca P .. teo _.., on Soecol~mller t, t•/9 Sur.1lv.ct DI' lier oeuQMer --..rveret F Mo..lton Of S.... Cternent•. Ce. '°"An Ion E Flinck ol LO\ OWi \. 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Pecftlc Vie• Cf\e~I Vt\ltettOll 1 UO'\OeY lr0f1' • 00 PNo to • 00 PM "' '"* Pee,,., v ..... M ortu•ry •nt•""•nt P.clH< Vt•• Memor1•t P.trk P a cific Vi•• M0'1Uety. Hewoor1 &NCI'. Ce Olt.c tor\ WOOOSMAll,Jll J MAPTI .. W()()()!.MALL, JP . n 11d•nf of ~•• An•. Ca for •• vtlr\ He w•• • lorem.,, al ti'>e Hollv Su9•• (ompeny for H ,. .... He P••MO •••Y on S.pl-r l. "" H• •• \Utvlvl'CI 1>1 '"' wit• R...sle v • '°"' Harotd M of Arun .. , end Jimmy O ot MIOway (tly, C• 0.UQl>Wr\ V•rn• e GOfltt\ ot MIUourl .,.,, Pet\Y " l<ro.a•• OI WIHon•ln. It O••ndehllOrt:n encl 10 orael O•enckhlldren F""9rel w rvl<.H .. 111 .,. MIO on Tl'lurt4av •• It 00 "M al ,,,. He.-Lawn _,,_, •• Ct"l&Pet Entomb-nt •~tvlU• lmm•dl•t•tY toe1owlno at the Harbo,. Lawn MauM>ltlUm Setvlc .. under 11\e Cllrec t•on QI H•rl>Or l ~"'"·Mou"I 011•• Monuerv of C•t• Mew ~su• Airwatch Director Dies at 67 r Your Horoseope Virgo: Aim At 'Lost Cause WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEll 5 By SYDNEY OMAl\R ARIES <Mar 21-Apr. 19 ). You receive m essage which aids in eliminating groundless fear. Be open lo knowledge. Imprint your own style Gemini. Virgo persons figure prominently Much that O<'curs 1s behind the scenes. TAURUS <Apr 20-May 20) Accent on transforming apparent setback into victory Faml· ly ''si tuation" 1s favorabl y resolved. Be diplomatic, win your way, utlliie powers of persuasion. GEMI NI <May 21 .June 20> Study Taurus message. Perfect techniques. check source material. Prestige 1s elevated if you avoid self· deception. Ambition, ultimate goal, basic fulfill· menl are part of scenario CANCER (June 21-July 22): Emphasis on special studies, spiritual awareness. communica· lion and publishing. Accept responsibility of long· range project. You are capable or reaching more persons. of gelling message across in meaningful, dynamic manner LEO <July 23 Aug 221 · 'Read Cancer message for valuable hint. Creative juices surge -rela· tionshlp intensifies. This can be a power·play day. Know it, act 4lS i/ aware of it. Means exude con· fidence. VIII.GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent on· partnership. public relaUons, legal affairs, new approach to gaining rights and permissions. Leo. Aquarius natives play key roles Whal may seem a "lost cause" will be revived LIBRA CSepl. 23-0ct. 221 · Teach, learn, dig in to strengthen position. Take nothing for granted - accent work patterns. ~I services, depen· denl.8 and major domestic ad1ustment could be featured. Protect your own Interests. follow through on hunch SCORPIO !Oct 23 Nov. 21 ): Roadblocks are removed; you have greater freedom of expression. Be ready for relationship that "heats up," for swirl changes, speculation and adventure Gemini, Virgo. Sagitlanus natives figure In scenario -and so does the number 3. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 >: Pay heed to first impressions Intuitive Intellect Is apt to be on target. Aquarius could ald you in transformine ideas into viable concepts. Build on soUd bue for security. · CAPRICORN <Dec . 22·Jan. 19) Study Sagil· tarius message. Check calls from relatives -dis· cern between the llne11. Movement, writing, short trips. display of versatility and humor crowd buay agenda. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): EmphuiB on decorations, frills. gifts. restoring family unity. Gift purchase could work wonders. Know it, act accordingly. Taul"\13, Libra, Scorpio natives figure prominently. You receive good financial news. PISCES <Feb. 19·Mar. 20): Lunar cycle high take initiative You will be at right place at right time. Define terms, create and write, make personal appearances and appeals. See places. people in realistic light Deatlu Elsewhere NEW YORK (.AP) WASHINGTON (AP> -Berkeley G. Banell, 80, president of lbe Na· tlonal Bualnesa Lea•ue and former vice pre1l- den t of the Advisory CouncU for Minority En· terprise under the Nixon admlnlatratlon. died Thursday ol an apparent heart attack. Or. SOM N. l"ra.ublH1 r 11J a ptycholol11t ana aavlce colu.mnl.at for 2& yeare. died Sunday of cJd .. ID tavw ol &M plalaW&. He eould order tbe Jandtftd ta. .UtaUlllll to atop lbillDa~ l>IJ'mllltl a CODdWoD of I 1ou, or to pay 1Dt.9Nlt on escrow hmdJ YoluaWi17 paJcl, Ol" botb. Lawyen and &h• plalaUff1 were relucta.at to eomm• on \be cue wtal.19 it ii IUU Won tbe courl. But others f amWa.r wtt.b UM c11e were ... ret1tra1Aed. T AYLOt COtJSINI OF Rieb.mood, a real etlate mu and membtt ol the board ol the Con.aumer CoQCreP of Vlf'linia, Hid that while bl.a Cl'OUp hu DO official potlUon be personally feel• borrowers should be liven an opllol1. "It la obvtoua·these lending in· stJtut.loos are 1etttn1 free use of people'a money. U they can give away di.shes or luuage to at- tract bualneas, why can't they use escrow interest aa a com- petitive tool?" Robert Miller. a Richmond 8tJT LSJlfDKa& IA Y th9)' •botald l"9CltY• the paymeou for ProUedon. 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