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Home My WebLink About1979-09-13 - Orange Coast Pilotter Cops • • • No Relief Seen From Smog Siege Pimping Tri a I Sex Tales Told By Prostitut~ By FREDERICK SCHOEMElll. Of -DM!y ~...-Steff A girl who became a prostitute in Orange County at 15 testified Wednesday that her a lleged Newport Beach pimp was so pleased with her work that he w anted her to move into his home and "be one of his main ladies." Donald Smith and Valerie Thomas, 23, of Santa Ana, are standing trial in Superior Court $]an Acre Oil Leases Stir Outcry WAS H INGTON <AP > F ede ra l leases giving an oil company rights to oil and gas on federal land for $1 an acre have triggered a congressional outcry and calls from the Interior Department for changes in the law. The lO·year leases, awarded this year without competitive bids, were given to the Texas Oil and Gu Corp., for 33,749 acres of land at Fort Chaffee, Ark., In an area surrounded by active wells. .. A gift to an oil company," said Sen. Henry Bellmon, R· Okla. Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-.Ark., said the leaaea may be worth u much as $10 million and that the firm took advuatqe of "the in· eptnea ol the bureaucracy." "Every oil and 1u man in Arkan••• would~e bis eyeteeth to bid' aa as,ooo acre8," Bumpers aald ednes· da7 at a Senate £Der1Y IUbcom· mlttee beartDI aa the leulnl ar-r.....-. 1Dtertar Department ottleiala def...._. tbe leuea u lesal. "W• are ne•ertbele11 dla- tarbel bJ the result,•• aaid Guy R. lbi'tln, Ullstant aeeretary for 1aDd _.. water reeourcea. He Nkl tbe .,ency bu pro- poeed daalet ln I.be la w wblcb, lf ....,. .....-..... ta .neet tbil = would. ba•• required tom· ".._. oa most ti not all or JioPWtJ bnolftd. on charges of pimping and pan- dering for the high school stu· dent between September and December of 1978. On one occasion, the blonde testified, Smith dispatched her by taxi to a P romontory Point a partment in Newport Beach where her male customer used his Master Charge credit card to pay for her services. The fee was $90. The girl, dressed in a loose· fitting white dress of fas hionable length, told the five-m an, seven· woman jury that she was lured i n to p rostitutio n b y Miss T homas . for whose so n she babysat. · ·'Valerie told m e that I would make more money beca use I was under the age of 18," the girl testified, adding that she needed the money because she planned to run away from home. "She <Miss Thomas) would drive me there, s he would col- lect the money and I would have sex with them ," the girl, now 16, told the court. Her farst "trick," she testified, occurred with a middle-aged man in Orange who paid $500 for the o ne-hour session . She performed services for the man on two subsequent occasions at Miss Thomas• request, the lirl testified. As the prostjtute, the girl said, she was paid $100 of the s:soo . The remainder of the money was split by Miu 1bomu and another woman, she said. In November 1178, the 1irl testified, MlA Tbomu auaest- ed they eo to work for Smlth, operator of several "escort" services from .bis home at 1.Sll Cliff Drive. • 'Sbe uld if )'OU worked for him we'd eet more calla,•• the llrl tesWled 1D Judp Byron K. Mcllill.an'1 court. Tbe tame nllbt she filled oat tbe applleatioa, the aoft.-pobn teen-acer testified, Smith aent 8ee VICE, Pa1e Al) Loss Grieves Youth .... .,,,~ .. LOSS OF SCUBA EQUIPMENT SHOP SADDENS YOUTH AT PRICHARD, ALA. David Darla Sita Atop What Used to Be Hla Uncle's BualnHa looters Follow Hwricane's Wrath f Baldwin counties a disaster area. Damage was estimated at up to $100 million ln Florida and $50 million in Mlsslssippl. This festival city of 300,000 and nei1hborina Pascagoula, Miss ., a smaller city to the west, bore the brunt of the hurricane whJch hJt land at Dauphin Jaland, a re- sort ialaDd s m.lles 1001 that was reported "sliced ln half." "I would say there la not a dwelUng, buainela or any other bulldlnt ln Jackson Count.,y that does not have dama1e ranciD& from minor to total dutruc-tioo," aald Ken Pb1Wpe, director ol cllaMter relief lD Pucacouta. Mayor A. J . Cooper or Prichard. a Mobile suburb or 50,000, said wldelpread lootln1 was reporUld 1D b.la commu.nlty tod ay. The mayor t o ld pouc.,.. to nre two warnmc ..... &ocMn. tbeD ''lboot to kill." Mobile ••JOta Gal')' Gnen· · Cite ..., .. , p_,. AU T.am COiitbaae L OS ANGSLSI <AP> Ne1oUaaon for tilt ~ Callfonlla Rapid Trautt Dia· triat liid tllt ~ m.-..es ...... ..... to reblrD to ~. bar1ai...-table tOday, botb 11del •••~ tbat .,wt .... ~ l"Mtbed and the busea to lervt9 . ~~~~~~~~~~- Mesa Chop per C.Ops 'Find' Happy E nding An eight-hour sear ch for a missing Santa Ana girl ended happily Wednesday night after neighbors were awakened by a Costa Mesa police helicopter loudspeaker and discovered the child in their home. Police said 8-year-old Bernice De La Torre. of 510 S . Lyon. San· ta Ana, wu found near midnit ht ball a mile from her parents· home. Her mother bad reported her miMing four boun earlier. Bernice's mother h ad been lookiDf for the child since 4:30 that afternoon. Police and neighbors joined the house-to· bouae eearch at about 8 p.m. but fatled to turn up any trace ol the little lirl. Santa Ana oUicers finally called for help from Costa Mesa police, wbo eent up a helicopter onr tM _... broadcutinc the searcb mesa.,e. • N~ ll.tn1 a ball-mile from tbe De La Torre .-.kllnce w1 re awakened b7 the, bellcoOter loadapeaker. and tCMMl tlile child aleep6q ID tbllr ..... 1tie Fl apperllltlJ Ud wan- ct.nd blto tbe DelCbbor'• houle Wtdloat tbe fa.mil1 notlciDC her. polleeaaid . Sanla Au police Lt. l.iarTY Pltur said bll depart.meat often atkt for bellcopter u ailtance from Costa Mesa police. Inlan d Area Hit Wors t By MICHAEL P ASKEVJCU Ot_o..i,,,_S&Mf Smoc and heat contmued to make life miserable ror many Orange County residents today. and air quality officials predict- ed no immed1ate salvation for fo lks hvmg more than a rew miles from the coast First-stage health advtS-Ories were issued for inla nd areas such a-; El Toro and Anahei m. "'a r ning t hose partic ul a rly sensiti ve to smo~ to rem ain 1n doors as the bad a ir siege moved into its sixth consecut1 ve day. "We 're predicting good air q ua lity along the coast ... said a spokesman for the South Coast Ai r Quali ty Management Dis tract <SCAQM O l "But there·~ not gomg to be any break for in landers, probably through tht' weekend " ·Everyone 1s having a d1f h cult time ... said R1 ck1 Yach. safety director fo r the Orange County Depa rtment of Educa t1on "We are suggestmg that schools curtail outdoor actJ v1ty such as football scrimmages.·· she added However. no formal directive was issued to school districts a long the Orange Coast Or hc1a ls were ai:.ked to ··use our own d1scret1on ... said Jean Flem mg of the Newport· Mesa Unified School Oistnct But Huntington Beach Union High School District officials cancelled all physical education c lasses early today Football players were allowed to continue li ght workouts. b ut s ome coaches were expected to limit afternoon practice to "cha lk talks." a district spokesman said . <See SMOG. Page A Z> Co ast Weath e r Some high clouds but mostly sunny Friday with hi&h s fro m 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 88 in· land. Lows tonight 64 to 68. INSIDE TODAY ·A /amH11 e~rienced a ntghtmorw t.eNn houHftitn a (oolc owrtlwir home. S.e Page AIJ. • .. > I I I .. I # Mt. F&l.on TV FacUity Threatened ....... Mid .... loodla allo WU f'.,..n.t la tlile dowotowD area aad Go•. JamH HDt af11lMN~Ouardam•ud ............ ,. ........... Latins Get A rt Ba~k .............. More than 300 pieces of pre-Columbian artifacts robbed from Latin American graves were returned from San Fra nc1~co lo Costa Rica, Peru and Mexico after a Wednt~day ceremony in the bay city. Ricardo Quesada, ambassador to the United States from Costa Rica, holds an artifact datmg to 350 B C. Youth Nabbed In 130MPH Police Chase SIMI VALLEY (AP) -Law enforcement officers from lhree jurisd1cUons chased a Conejo Valley youth rrom Thousand Oaks al more than 130 mph uoW the youth abandoned bis stolen car in Lo8 Angeles police said . The chase began around 9:30 p.m. Wednesday in Thou.sand Oaks and continued intermit - tently for more than an hour as the juvenile repeatedly eluded ' purs uing officers a nd the of- ficers repeatedly red1scovered him. The youth's identity was withhe ld because h e is a juvenile. The chase covered about 25 miles or s urrace alreets in Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley and the San Fernando Valley as well as the Simi Valley FrMway, said Simi Valley police Sft. Mike Bender, who arrested the youth. Nobody was burl in the chase, although the youth jumped out or the stolen car while it was movina. The car rolled down a bill in Topanga Canyon but of- ficers were able to atop it before tt damaged anytbine. "I bad to get away. I stole the ur," Bender quot.eel tbe youth as saying when be waa cau&ht in a nearby trailer park. ... ottANGI COAST s DAILY PILOT ,...,...". (714)I0021 a., .. .,,.. .. ._....,. ,._ .... ~ --- ,. I",.... Page A I VICE ••• I her on three call&, two in Newport Beach and one to a customer who Ii ved near South Coast Plaza. Asked if her custom ers ever asked her to model naked, perform a massage or serve as an escort -all legal activities -the girl responded, "No." "I bad already figured out what I was supposed to do," she said. At one point, she quoted Smith as saying that be wanted her to live in his house and be one of his "main lad.lea." Defense attorneys were scheduled to becin their erou examination of the sirl today. The defense, accordin1 to at· tomeys, will attempt to show that the girl was never actually directed to perform 1exual acts · with customers and that she did so or her own free wi ll. They also will try to convince the jury that card flies seized from Smith'• house catalosued legitimate business customers a nd were not c~ed so as to Iden· tify county vice officers. .... Mother of 5 Geis Piracy Count Owted NEW YORK CAP) -Federal air piracy cbarees a1atnat a former Oranp County woman clalm.inl to be the "Mesalab" have been dropped, but the mother of ftve aun fae91 air kid· nap cbarees. lrene Taruewlcs McK.UmeJ, 49, it acCUMd of bljacklal a UDlted Airllnel '74 Jumbo j9l from Loi Anlelel to New York on Jan. 27. Board were 114 pa11enpra, lnclu4ltna aotop Theodore BUlel, Sam Jaffe ad Dean Martln Jr. Tbe lndlctment claatllnl the former Nlldent of CJPNU wUb kldnapp&n, WU NtUf'Md IMn WedDeld&J lD atat. Supreme Court ln Queeu. The blJ•ckiDC cbar1• were dropped becauae tb• 9lan• la.Dded aately ln New York ult waa ldledaled to do ud U.. U.S. AttorMJ'I alftce QP.,.tb f9lt It could not obtain a c:oavlcdan. .,_. the m-. Mn. llclDD· M1 held tbe .... Oil tM pomd for 1ls Marl, Utreatealna to blow it up unleN bet ~ .... ~--....... "'ltC-..... ,...., ........ ... ,... ... .,. .... " . , ..... ., .... I by cbtldren pl1ytn1 wltb matetr.. A r.-8e"'9e ..-.man ................ alt• rM&o-TYIMIMU. .... s• too• Mouat WU.. fallid to materialise WMMtday Dlldtt, but "t\'• Juat a matter of time untll lt heata up tOla)' ••d mallea • run for It <Mount WtJMa >Mala. ....... PNtt1.-Snlallt. nlaU .. eool, DO wtDd to .,.U ol,''tbe.,...maadW. Altbou1b flrett1btera maa .. ed to aJow tM ftn'• ad· vuce up the alopel, no coataln· meat wu ln •'-t· ''We're 1Wl lootlnc at a cou· pie of days, probably,•• ~ ln1totbeapoieaa•. The ftN tb1s montlnl •• llill aome oae-half totbree-fomtllilof a mile from tbe mountaintop faciUdea. The ID radio towers and 14 television truamltten were evacuated W.-..Oy, bat most of the workers returned today. The stations bad the capacity to transmit by remote control, so no broadcasla were iDter- nar.ted. .l 'The fire ii slowly advaDtln1 wwant tbe transmitters," said Forest Semce spokesman Bob Bnaod.lck. "They are in no Im- mediate danpr -but the key word here la immediate. My 8UMS ii that tbe fire la 1omc to 10 up -the bill sometime or another. It la golng to eet blg- eer ." Good news was that the Agua Dulce blaze "ls out," freeing hundreds of firefi1hters to re· tum to the Mount Wilson blue, aaid Lo8 Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Dick Friend. The Crescenta Valley sheriff's elation .... •Ull urcm1 reeldeats to 1tay away from the area. Mount Wlboa Road remained closed at the Red Box junction with the Angeles Crest Highway so that the road would be clear for fire equipment if needed in an emergency. Visibility was hazy this mom· ing, limiting the use of planes ln fighting the blaze . Clearing could bring the eight air tankers back into use, the spokesman said. T he furniture or the few families livinl atop the moun- tain was stored for protection in the Mount Wilaon Observatory telescope dome. KNB C-TV C hanne l 4 1pokesman Jay ROdriguez sald the equipment is left run.ning un· supervised. Engineers at KNBC and KTTV Channel 11 sa..id tMy had spedal FCC permission to leave the transmitters unstaffed. The three-person staff at KNXT's transmitter originally decided to evacuate, but lat.er elected to return to their post while keepinl in conat.nt touch wltb flrefilbtert, said station apokeswoman Phy llis Kirk Bush. She said KNXT's tranamittine atalon wu beinl operated al haU power to keep the equip- ment from overheating in the sweltertn1 temperature• brouabt on by the fire and hot weather. , ............ ) SMOG ••• Twelve air quality district in- 1pecton were in the fteld early today to enforce restrictions on emissions by large induatrial planla. Glau manufacturers and paint companies were ordered to cutback e missions between 20 and ~ percent, aald air quality dlatrict auperviaor AJ Danzig. Prtcbard ftNllWl SldMy AD- deraon aald the 1oot1D1 be1ari at daybrHk, "aa soon 11 ther could ... to Mal." Nearlr Mii a mlUIM people fled tbelr bomea •• Prederte followed eloM to the path that Hurricarie Camille took 10 yeara aao in ld111n1 more t.ban 250 peo. pfe. Florida Gov. Bob Graham aaid be tzpeet.ed the damaae ln Ute .,.. from Panama City to Penaaeola to exceed the $95 mlllion ln wrecka1e left by Rur- r i cane David 13 days a10. Predertc destroyed 125 -.. and mobile homes and blacked out the entire Up of the Florida Panhandle. · M ialalPIX Gov. CWI P1neh eatimllled da.ma1e in bla atate at more than tllO million. "It's terti ble," Finch said. "Fortunately tbe~ were not uy lives mt. Bu\ some lost all t.bey bad saved their life ror." In Mobile, streets were nearly impasaa ble and 180 ,000 customers were without elec- tric 1 ty. A powe r company spokesman said it would take aeveral week.a to fully restore power. Frederic dama1ed the roof and rtpped a cupola from tbe historic City Hall in Mobile. where more than 5 inches of raln fell betwee t. p.m. and 10 p.m. WedJMlday. Eaatem Airllnes on W~day canceled all flights to Pensacola, Mobile and New Orleans. Sentce was resumed to New Orleam today. An elderly woman Ln Prichard died of a heart attack when reacuera were unable to reach her home, aa..id Prichard Fire Chief Donnie Scroulns. Tbe atonn'a winds and waves el1ht reet bilh dutroyed iao homes in the tiorida Panhandle, said Escambia County ad· ministrative s pokesman Pat Donnelly. He said a 38-foot sailboat was sitting In a street 100 yards north or Pensacola Bay and three marinas where luxury yachts were docked were destroyed. In Pascagoula, two dozen Na· tional Guardsmen wert~ forced to take cover an an ammurul.lon vault when the hurricane leveled their armory. Two or the city's 22 emergency shelters were un· roofed, forcing rescue crews to m ove 400 people to other shelters as the storm raged. More than JOO hospital pa tients were moved to hallway:. as windows shattered and lJO oc cupant.s of a nursmg home hud died m halls as rain whipped through shattered Wlndows The roor or the Jackson County courthouse sagged and split. As the eye of the hurricane brought a temporary calm to the town ol 47 ,000, officials or Ingalls Shipyard, Miulsaippi 's lar1eat· ainale industry, reported "ex· tensive dama1e, juat absolutely extensive." In Fairhope, Ala., on the eastern 1hore of Mobile Bay, Cl· ty Councllman Jack Stipes re· f:rted the winds were devastal· f;It's Just plWul," be said. "I look out in the streela and all I see la twilled trees and metal. We've had tremendoua damqe to homes and bualneaaea, but we know ol no casualties and that's what we're thanking God ror " Torn.ado waminl• were iasued for parts of F1orida. Georgia and Alabama, and civil defense of· flclals said 17 people received minor injuries when a tornado knocked down a building in Gulfport, Mias . He aald moat eompanies with more th.an 100 employees were cooperaUn1 with requests that car poouna be inltituted to lower the pollution level. "We've eot alx can ln our <Anaheim) putinl lot today." aaid Damis. "Normally we bave 1 about 40. "We feel there'• been a tremendous improvement by moet companlel," be added. A ~man for tbe National Wea Service aaid tbe bllh prea1ure ayatem ud mlDimal wl!Hla that bave eombiDed to ~mc°~e:c:r•1t.0;.: few dQI would cootin•. ReDGria tbat a Padfte atarm wou.W _,.. lD to ...... up tbe 1y1tem were ta error, the 1~k•man edded. It wt11 remain moetly aamy wltb t•mperaturea ln Utt mW·'JOI ~=to_,.... IOI lnlaDd. .._. "'11 ' clrop DO Jonr tbu tM mW• overnllbt. TM 11D01 ..... lw aot enat· ed U1 wloua pnblema for tbe Orana• County l;lealt.b Depart. ment, aaid Dr. llortcJD Nellon. He aaid aom1 811G1p6tll1 ... re- portlDI ~ U... a"' ... tld· m ...... but tbat tMH WAI DO tMteadoa tlaat t.be ....W. prol>-le•• .... 1D01Nlate4. CoRI. .... pu'amediC llan ~Ulen •• a 'taliabt lncreu•" WedDH4llJ l1 ill• ... ... ol Calli in IUI eltJ ftolD ..,... IOlaPlaialu of .... .,.... ...... c1 ..... .- \ t. ......, ------______ .t _____ • ............ AUTO SUPPLY STORE REDUCED TO RUBBLE Worker Surveya Damege From Hurrtean• at Prtchard, Ala. Ortkal in Tempest Drowm Sailboater PENSACOLA, F1a. CAPl - Dr. John Langley aaid be lost b1a 1 i rl fr lend to s torm ·tossed Escambia Bay and spent seven hours clinging to b11 capsued sailboat as Hurncane Fredenc hurled itself inland on the cen tral Gulf Coast early today "I JUSt kept holl<'nng." tht• 45 year old phy'>1r1an from Mobile. Ala , said artt'r being rescued today by E~<'»mba a County sheriff's deputies Poli«> diver.; were searC'htnli! ror ht!> m1Ss1ng companion Iler identity was not 1mmedJately made public. Langley s aid h e clun e despera\.ely to his boat durtni the early pa rt of the night and Boats Untied From Docks .Rounded Vp Orange County Sh eriff ''> harbor patrol deputies based at Sunset Aquatic Park began herdlng stray boats back to their privately owned slips at about 5:30 a .m. today. Somebody looeened the lines to eight cran along the 3300 block of Tempe Drive In the Huntlngton Harbour waterfront condominium area. said deputy Ralph Walsh Using two boat s, depuh~s chaaed two Ude-dnven boats as far aa the aquatic park bay. he said, after the boats were set adrirt between midnight and S am. Found ln the bay were a 20· root "dory type.. and the 30 foot cabin cruiser. "Sock It Too Me II," owned by Steve Menner of El Monte. Walsh said • saw a sheriff's cruiser drive alona a nearby road. The officer did not see him His scr eams were rinally heard by anothe r deputy bet v. et'n 4 and 5 a m and he was pulled to .. arety Langley u 1d he and his com- panion W('rt' trying lO flee from \1obllP tn "aff' harhor ;,it Destin. I-1 ••• rart h• r f':t'o l ;1l ong the 1'anhandl1• 1·oast , but h;,id to stop at l'1·rd1 do Key south of Pt>nsarola bC'C<JU!IC' or high winds J nd WJVt''> from Hurricane f'redt•nc. Ht: said they l.led up to a pier at Perd1do Key "Evt>rythmg looked fine, .. he ' reralled If 1· ... ai d h1• und his friend at f11 ,t v.1 ro· ndinl! out th1 • storm "''' "" 11. but "udd1·nly wind .1nr1 "" 1tt'r 111n· Jway l hP p1l rngs .1nc1 t h1• l>uat tx·~an tak 1ng on a lot Of V. itll I It f11lt'f1 qutt·kl v and rolled O\ ••r Al thu t trmt·. I bt>reme total· h at the merry or the bur· rr rane." tw "aid 111 ... frrt'nd m<'a nwhrle, was trapped ms1dP the robin with the windows l<><·ked He· said he saw her fact> ui. ht• wa-. swept into the bav "That was th<• la ... 1 timf' I saw ht•r I don't knov. whether she wu" swept overhnard or sunk wi th lht> boat." ht• said Luni.tley -.aid hP was not wor- rr t•d too much about trying lo :.alvag<• his boat Tht• main thing is what has hupp1med to my com panion," he :,41d Whale Be ached MO$ LANDING (AP > -A female pilot wh ale. 8-feet-long and 700 pounds. beached ltseU on Zmudowsk1 Beach near this Mon· tcrc y Ba y co mmunity Wednesday afternoon. -------------~..:-~ ______ ..._;;. 81 ~ PAMSVICB ........... SmCNf' Md beat coatiftued to ake lite mlHrabl• for many Orup Couoty .._identa lod•Y· and alr quallcy oltlclalJ predict· ~ DO lmmedlal• aalvaUon for f olka Uviaa mo,. tban a few l mu .. from lhe cout. • Flnt·•taae health advborlet ,•were luued for l4Jed areaa aucb u El Toro and Anaheim. Wheelin g A long warnlDC lhoae parllcularly 1ea1lUve to •mot ·~ remain lo· doon u the bad alr 1l•1• moved Into Ill llxth to11Meut1v• day. .. We're vredlct1n1 tood tllr q1.talll1 aloal the cout," aaJd a 1pokeaman for the South Cout Air Quality Mian.aement Dla- trtct <SCAQMD). "8ut there's not 1oln1 to be any break for in· landers. probably throu1h the weekend.'' Tamra Schott, 2, is always ready to roll , be it on skates or a skateboard, and, now that summer is over and there are fewer tourists U> dodge, she can get back to some serious rollerskating in front of her Balboa Peninsula home in Newport Beach. With the crowds gone. she can concentrate on dodging cracks in the sidewalk instead of people. N FIFTEEN CENTS f "Evefyone la havinf a dif· tlcult lime." said Rick Yacks, safety dlrector for the Orange County Department of Educa· lion. "We a.rt sunesttne that achoob curtall outdoor activity such as football scrimmages." she added. However, no formal directive was issued to school distncts alone the Orange Coast. Of· f1cials were asked to •·use our own discretion." said Jean Flem· inJ of the Newport.Mesa Unified School District. No plans were made to curtail physical activity for st11dents in the Capistrano Unified School District. where ocean breezes have pushed much or the rancid air inland. Likewise. officials in the Irvine Unified School Dis- trict today s aid It would be "business as usual ·· Dastrict spokeswoman Fran Morton said .. we've had no alerts from the county · · But Huntington Beach Umon High School District officials cancelled all physical education classes early today Football players were allowed to continue lig ht workouts, but .som e couc-hes were expected to limit afternoon practice to "chalk talks," a district spokesman said. Twelve air quality dis trict in· s pectors were in the field early today to enforce restrictions on emi~sions by large industrial plants. Glass manufac turers and paint companies were ordered to c utback em!ssions between 20 and 50 percent. said air quality lSee SMOG, Page A2) Looters O rdered Shot In Hu1·ricane's Wake Frederic Leaves 2Dead MOBILE. Ala. CAP l Hur· racane Frederic crashed into this 300-year-old port with 130 mph winds today. leaving two dead, ripping apart homes, flat· tening businesses and felling trees and power lines along the Gulf Coast from Florida lo Louisiana. Looting broke out in downtown Mobile and the neighboring town of Pric.bard in the wake of this MOBILE LOOKS LIKE WAR ZONE-.\3 area's worst hurricane in a dec- ade . Armed National Guardsmen were sent In and Prichard police were told to "shoot to kill " Frederic weakened and was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland todav across southeast Mississippi and into Alabama. with top winds of 60 mph. The storm was centered al latitude 33.5 north longitude 87 1 west, or jus t northe a s t of Tuscaloosa. Ala. Jt was moving just east of due north at 20 mph CSee STORM, Page A2) Balboan Held In Assault On Motorist A Balboa resident remained Jailed today after allegedly tak ing a couple of shots at another motorist Wednesday night Police arrested Jeffrey Dene Poland, 29, of 600 E . Ocean Front on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon in connec lion with the lJ p.m. incident. According lo police reports. motorist Robert Sullivan, 23. of 2560 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. flashed hi! lights al Poland and another driver because they were blocking both lanes or Balboa Boulevard and traveling at leas than 20 rnph. The second driver yielded to Sullivan but, the Costa Mesan told police, when he pulled aloneside Poland, the Balboa man allegedly pulled out a pistol and fired two shots at him. The shots m!ssed. Police reports indicate that Poland's car hit a parked car moments later. Officers alleged they round a .22·cal1ber automatic handgun In Poland's car. MISSISSIPPI NATIONAL GUARDSMAN WALKS PAST BATT'ERED SHOP Mannequin• In Downtown Paacagoula, Mias., Took Beating During Storm Sex Tak Told by Teen Alleged Pimp 'Pleased With Work' By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of llW Dall~ ,.I ... Sufi A girl who became a prostitute an Or ange County al 15 tesllf1ed Wednesday that he r alleged Newport Be ach pim p was !.O pleased with her wo rk lhal he wanted her to move into ha:. home and "be one of his main ladies .. Donald Smalh and Valerie Thom as. 23. of Santa Ana, are standing trial in Supen or Court on charges of pimping and pan derang for the high :,chool s tu dent between Septe mber and December of 1978 On one occas ion. the blonde testified. Smith dispatched her by taxi lo a Promontory Point apartment in Ne wport Beach where her male customer used his Master Charge credit card to pay for her services The fee was $90. The girl. dressed in a loose fittinf( white dress of fashionable length, told the rive-man. seven woman jury that she was lured i nto pros titution by Mi ss Thomas. for whose son llhe babysat. "Valerie told me that I would make more money because I was under the age of 18," the girl testified. adding that she needed the money because she planned to run away from home ··She <Mis~ Thoma!.> would dr ive me there . she would col- lect the money and I "'ould haH sex with them ." the girl. now 16. told the court Her first "'trick ... s he testified. occurred with a middle-aged man an Orange who paid S500 for t he ont.> hour o,t•ss1o n S he performed services for the man on two :.ubscquenl occasion:, at ~hlls Thoma:.· request. the ~1rl test 1fi ed All the prostitute . the girl said. -,he was paid $100 of the $500 The remainde r or the monn ~a:, l!pht b) Mtsll Thomas ~ind <SM-VICE, Page J\2 > Missing Man Faces U.S. Bail Charge An Orange County man who disappea red after a boat burned and sank off Newport Beach last month has been indicted by a federal grand Jury on charges or jumping bail in connection with a narcotics smugghng case Benito Frias. 34. was named Wednesday in the indictment handed down b y the federal grand jury in San Diego A spokesman ror the U S. At torney's office there said they will recommend a bail bond of not less than $1 million on a bench warrant to be Issued on the Indictment. Frias a nd ha s all eged as soc1 ates were a rrested June 10 an a series of raids an San Di ego and Los Angeles counties con· ducted by agents of the federal Drug Enforcement Administra lion <See INDICTED, Page A2 l ' Coast Weather t l Bergeson ·Raps T ax Bill l Amit Frias was last seen Aug. 10 when be and a companion were at Newport Beach. The compan· ion said they parted in a bar and Friu was reportedly seen on the companion's boat, a 24· root cabtn cruiser. A few hours later the boat cau1bt fire and burned to the water line before sinktn1 about a mile off the Newport Pier. Some high clouds but mostly sunny Friday with highs from 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 88 in· land. Lows tonight 64 to 68. INSIDE TODAY I I I a1 IOANNS Rn'NOLDtt ...... .._ ..... ,. A1Hmblywomu llarlaa . Bers.._, R·Newport Beacb, Hid &oMr • waa '"very d1aap- pol.Med'• &Ut ber bW to lDdu 1ta&e • •••• t.aw waa liven a tw-,..r; Ule ,.._ Wtcl.Delday .., .............. . • Mn ......... a Jnsbman !:fi•l1811, bd.roRCed die bW, W le~ U dHil8td to ~HP "C...,..._ wbo fffel•t COit of ............... 1rom ..... •ltoTecl aatomaU011l1 Into bl---tu bnebtl. Tbe meaure~ 21e. c1eared tbe Allembl1 aaunar. 1'be Senate approyecl lt WednetdaJ 31·7. However, Snate Democrats amendM tbe bW IO t.bat lt will be in tffect only for u.J and 1•1. ~ move wu bated on a rtluctmot to eomm.lt ·tbe aai. to a .,.... ..... tax .._ du~ a period ol economic ac~. Mn. a.r...-said a "MMin1 W&I b.-Ct.dlll IDOl"llbaf .., Aa· ••mblJi,:--n to comJdtr tbe paul di flOUDI UM ,.... amendment, "but Uaere'a 1uch • time conatrllint, I don't know what can bt done,"' abe aaid. The le1l1latlve aeulod is aebeduled ta end tb11 weekend. "I doe't fat.net to let IUllHt take place,'' Mrs. Ber1eaon added. '"lbM would be IJ.lte IUD· HUinl morality. If I can't do an1t.blnl before the. end of the 1 .. 1ton, then ln .JanuafJ wben we reeonveee, I'll lmmMiawty lntroduee a btll to kW t.be two- year llmlt. •• Mn . .....,eeon 11td exteMJve lobb:rtnl by the 1tall ot Ocw. Ed· mund lfrown Jr. led to t.bt two· ) year limit on the bill. "He made it clear be would veto the bill as it wu passed by the Alaembly, but he didn't want to be ln the poslUon of vetoin1 a tax cut," ahe sald. ·'I understand the lobb)'1n1 WH intense to the polnt ot hlm threatenina vetos on pendln1 Senate bUll to 1et the Senaton to 10 alont wtlh the two·year Umlt. The lnnatlonary lncreates In lncome taxe1 collect~ by the state are viewed by lndexln1 <See TAX BILL, Paae ,\2) Attempts to find Friu' body have been futile. The boat went down ln 120 feet of water ln an offshore canyon. AuthotlUes had the area 1canned by a Navy minesweeper ualnc sonar. The boat 'a remain'.a could not be de· tected. Al tbe time of his disap- pearance, Ftiu w-. awaiUne proaecut.lon with ab other peo- ple accuaed of 1mu11llng co· calne and heroln. A /amilJI eZJHraenced a nighlmatt wlwn houu.Utn.s took owr tMir home. See PQ1Je AJ3. SAN P'RANCtaX> <AP> -A .. 19ar-Gld 1u Franclaco WOIDM hu J....,..,. tlM Ooldla Oat. Brldae -and lived tot.it._ IL . Am llo01lllrt., ~ID ''Mrioua eondtUOn•' tOclaY after eXtetiilve avterY. la bell4'-td to be the nth pertOD to IUl'Vlve U.. ·lll·foot fall from the plctur· · ~\l· brid;.. . Sbe w111 ,_.... Wednelday afternoon from the moat wb.kb e1acaie.: the Mae. ol thLhrkl&e'• IOUth tower. aut.bor1U• aatd. '·At ftl"lt I thouaht a~ waa dead, but then I aaw the lady movinc," aaJd Cout Guard teaman Tim Cortijo, who lifted her lnto the boat whJch brou.lht her to shore. '"lbe tint thina abe Hid, waa , 'Help me, l 'm falllna.' alld then she said, ·1 hurt·.·' Petty officer Carl Stenbers. who was drlvln1 the boat, said he asked the woman, "Why would a pretty alrl Uke you jump off the bridce?" 'She said, 'I don't know, 1 don't know '," Stenber1 sald. Strike at Airwest ·Transfers Flights The four·day·old strike by Hughes Arlwest employees - knockin& out U flights daily from Oran1e County's J ohn Wayne Airport -haa made travel more d.lfflcult but not lm· possible f« local pauen1ers. Spokesmen for Air California and Golden West airlines today reported sublt.anUal increases ln paaaeqer loads since Hushes flJpta were balled Monday. If the atrilte continues throup the weekend, Air California spokesman Mark Pet.enoa aaid · 'aerioua coa.alderaUon" would be ~ven to addini another daily night from Oran1e County to LuVe1u. "We've been acrommodaUn1 a number of ticketed Airwest pa~sengers and have been able to provide transportation (to Las Kindergarten Sign-up Rate Hailed in N-M Newport·Mesa school district officials said today an unexped- edly large kinderearten enroll· ment this year may bode well for the future. ·'It's an excellent sign." Deputy Superintendent Norman Loats said today. The d1 slncl closed three i.c hoob this year because of declining enrollment. Loats said 1,025 kindergarten youngsters had enrolled by Wednesday. the third day of .school, compared with a predlct- ' ed total of 917 Regis tration figures don't stabilize until a month after school starts, school officials noted Overall enrollment had risen fro m 18,877 Monday lo 19,338 Tuesday and 19,431 Wednesday, officials said. It still fell short of lhe predicted total of 19,764. Loats said lhe heaviest kin- dergarten enrollments -which indicate future student body size -were in Costa Mesa. Wilson School had the most, with 96. Oth e r large kindergarten c I a sses were reported In Lindbergh School, with 78 youngsters, Newport Heights with 72 and Pomona with 71. Enrollment, originally thought to be on the r ise in the eastern part of Newport Beach, has proved disappointing, Loats s aid. Only 51 kindergarleners en rolled al Harbor View School, while 33 was the number reported at both Corona del Mar and Eastbluff elementarlea. District trustees are thinking about closlne Corona del Mar Elementary in the fall of 1981. ORANOICOMT H DAILY PILOT , ... Or_CoeotO.-•• lllWl.--~kt-... _ .... _,.,_,,,_,_.,,,..Or_ , .................. c:--. ............ -... ...... --.... ""9Utll ,,...,, .... C-1• ,,.. .. -"'-"· ~ '"•"''-~~~Z":i~C..9:':.'=..: =-.::,::.. "":'=:~~~-:'~ JJt ............. ,,,,__,___ -•.a.... 'il«.....-.... OIMf .. .._ ............. .. , .. -•A ......... ... ~ .... ~ .. .._ lltdloN ...... a•o1-*""'""..._. 'fol Jlle•t "1•)...., Q1111f111•Mv ... 1tr1totlPI Vegas> on both u confirmed and stand·by basis," Peterson said. The number of passengers placed on stand· by atatus has In· creased substantially, be added. In addition lo the 1011 of Hughes ni&bts to Ve1aa. county passengers no longe r have direct access to Tucson or Phoenix, Ariz.; deatinaUona not aerved by either Air Cal or Golden West. Golden West, wblcb does not provide service to Lu Veeu, bas had an increase lo the number of paueniera nytna to Los Anieles to make connec· tions with other airlines for ruebta to Phoenix and Tucson, said spokesman Cbarlea Rob· bins. Paasengers with Air Cal have generally been flying lo Las Vegas. where "Interline op· portunities are excellent,·· noted Peterson. Meanwhile. Hughes spokesman Larry Litchfield lo· day said "we are grounded and won 'l be resuming service until this lhlng is settled. And no new sessions have been scheduled." The company's 'standing of· fer" to striking members of the Air Lines Employees Asaoeia· lion calls for a 28.6 percent pay hike over three yean. The proposed pay increases to station agents would increase annual salaries to $22,850, Litchfield noted. o.tt, ........... ,..,.. FIGHTS SUNSET CLAUS! AHemblywom•n Bergeeon F,....P~J TAX BILL ••. proponenta aa nothing more than un·legialat.ed tax Increases. The idea of lndexlnt la to keep the state from making money on ln· nation-caused wa1e lncreaaea. One atalf analyala reporta the blJJ would save taxpayers $210' million in the first year and $380 million ln the second year. Sen David Roberti, D-Loa An1elea, said he authored tha two-year limitation lo avoid a revenue abortaie he said would be "a wone debacle than lnfla- Uon." One opponent of Robertl's amendment wu Senator H. L. Ricbardaon, R·Arcadia, who Hid Ntutal to make the lndU· ln1 ~t amounta to a tu increue wlMa the law nplree . "If we want to tax U..m more, then tu them more, but let'• not do lt by the back door,'' be uld. U.S. Comtitution Topic of Speech A ''" leeture 'on th• u.e. Con1UtuUon ll ac:h4dui.d toD10t at 7: 30 at the Maniott Hotef la Newport Beech. The lectUJ'9 la lpolllOred by the l'l"eelMll lDIUtute and In· formed Voters Lea1ue. Tbe 1peak• wt1J be WWlam ~ of th• rr.tmea Iutttute. ' __ r" __________ .... •1 WILLIA• 90DOS ................ lither Van Cott'• rel.UH• tea .... tor her 1atety ,,.,_ llM ~·ahead ..... plw tor·a car. lbbean crulae -nabt Into the path ot killer hurricane Davtd. Newspaper beadli.nea on tbe flnt tew days of ber crulae blar•d bv relatives• worat fears . "hurricane Lashes Dominican Republic," "4,000 In- jured By Hurricane'' and •'East Awalt.a Killer Storm.•• But Mrs. Van Cott 's worries weren't wtth tbe weather, they concerned the luxury liner Skyward'• enciae room. Thirty-five miles out of Miami on her return she fOH from bed at 4:4.S a.m. to uae the restroom. "I tot up to 10 to the bathroom and the Ught wouldn't work," the San Juan Capistrano resi· dent recalls of the incldeot early Satur~. "I ed out of my cabin and everybody was going through the hall with their Jlfejackels on." Startled, ahe uked passersby what was goine on. There'd been a fire in the en1ine room, they told her, and everyone waa asked lo bead to their emergency lifeboat ala· tlons . "Nobody had extra clothes because they'd gathered up our lu11a1e the nl1ht before for docldq," Mrs. Van Cott said. She IJ"OPed for her clothes and dre11ed hurriedly in the dark· ne11. She Joined her fellow puaenaera on the deck f.or a several-hour walt until the cruiae line could send a ship out. * * * • .. .... ta. 9Urward <a lbter ablp) tc>t the.re we bad to climb down a rope ladder Into the Ufeboau to 10 acroq the water it, ll--~lllcl. "Wltll 800 people it WU kind of a meaa but it wu very exclt· 1n1." The South Coast Medical Center ward clerk luiated she waan 't worried deaplte spend,ln1 aeverai boun on a dilabJed ship al sea. •'A• we stood on the deck wait- ln1 we could see smoke cominl out of the ablp and smell It but we dldn't see any fire, 11 Mn. Van Cott remembered. "They bad to leave the eD&ine room aeaJed because they were afraid of 002 1as." she added. "T here was a woman somewhere on the shJp who was overcome by the rumes but 1be was okay." The scene on deck must've been somethln1 like the last hours of the Titanic. ·'The orchestra played and everybody sang and il was real· ly quite orderly," she said. ''The captain'& sense of humor was good too. "He said 'Pleaae don't stand on one aide or the shlp -we don't want another Poseidon Ad· venture'." Mrs. Van Cott finally reached Miami at 9:~ pm but didn't get orf the boat until 10: 30 p. m . The lnctdenl, however, haan'l dampened her sense of adven- ture. "I 'd like to lake another cruise," she aaid Tuesday "Maybe up to Alaska on the inland crul&e. '' * * * Ortreal in Tempest DrouJm Sailboater PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP> - Dr. John Langley said he le»t his girlfriend lo storm .tossed Escambia Bay and spent seven hours clinging to his capsi.zed sailboat as Hurricane Frederic hurled itself inland on the cen· tral Gulf Coaat early today. •'I just kept hollering," the 45-year-old physician from Mobile, Ala., said after being rescued today by Escambia County sheriff's deputies. Police divers were searching for his missing companion. Her identity was not immediately made public. Langley sai d he c lun g desperately to his boat during the early part or the night and saw a sheriff's cruiser drive along a nearby road. The officer did not see him. Pensacola because or high wmds and waves from Hurricane Frederic He said they lied up to a pier at Perd1do Key. "Everything looked fine," he recalled. He said he and his friend at rirst were riding out the storm very well, but suddenly wind and water tore away the plhng,s and the boat began taking on a lot of water It filled quickly and rolled over "At that time. I became total ly a t the me rcy of the hur ricane." he saJd His friend, meanwhile, wai. trapped inside the cabm with the windows locked He said he saw her face as he was s wept into the bay. H h. screams were finally "That was the last time I saw h ea rd by another deputy her. I don't know whether she between 4 and 5 a.m. and he was was swept overboard or sunk pulled to safety. with the boat," he said. Langley said he and his com-Langley said he was not wor- panlon were trying to flee from ried too much about trying lo Mobile to safe harbor at Destin, s alvage his boat Fl a ., farther east along the "The main thfog Is what has Panhandle coast, but had to stop happened to my companion," he al Perdldo Key south of said * * * * * * Frora Pag~ Al STORM LOSS HEAVY. • • and was expected lo tum more to the northeul later today. The born-again storm hit Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle, c hurnln1 15 ·fool tides . Forecasters said the greatest threat today w11 from floods and tomadoe. Alabama Gov. Fob James toured the area by helicopter and said be would aak the White. House to declare MoblJe and Baldwin counties a d isaster area. Damage was estimated al up to SlOO million ln Florida and $50 million in Missluippi. This festival city of 300,000 and nei1hborln1 Puca1oula. Misa .. a smaller city lo the weal, bore ,.,.... Pflfle A J INDICTED. • He wu releued from cwtody on $200,000 bail. He wu declared a federal fu1lt1ve when be failed to make a court •JPtarance for a pre- llmin.,., heartn1 at the end ol Au1uat. . Fri 1cbeduled to stand trial on the dru1 1mu1aun1 cbar1• Oet. 10, Aut.borttMI dacn1be blm u an Oran1• Count¥ rwldut. H1I rel· ativea told police wben they meet a mllltai Plfl(Ml report on blm th.at he Oved lh u apart- ment lD lrvtne, but they dldn't ~wtbelddr .... l'ederal autborltl•• lD San Dte10 aay tbe~-=ev• be w• a r .. ldent ol M Vlejo at tbe Um• ol bf.a dlaappearance. HJa OelMllnia drl•er'1 1Sc.M Uat.ed u ~la luta Au. the brunt of the hurricane which hit land al Dauphin Island, a re· sort Island 5 mllea 1001 that was reported "sliced in half." . ' -..... -. -... -.. ---___ .._..,._ -----...-----.,. ___ _ Lett Is A II Rfglaf Celia Tume1 of Newport Beach ta left-handed and proud of it. To fmd out how left.handed Orange Coast residents cope with a rigbl·handed world, see today's Featuring section. Page Cl. f',....P-..AI SMOG ... district supervisor Ai Datmg He said most companies Wllh more than 100 employ~s were cooperating with requests that car pooilllj be uutituted to lower lhe pollution level. ·'We've 1ot atx can Lo our <Anaheim) parlrln1 lot today," said Dam11. ·'Normally we have about 40 "We feel there's been a tremendous improvement by mos t companies," he added Don Walker. an environmental engineer with Irvine's Fluor Corp., said the firm was having no trouble an reducin& employee traffic now under today's first st age health advisory. which calls for a 33 percent traffic cut Fifty.two vans transport 517 Fluor employees each day and 1.208 other workers are in car pools. The total Fluor staff l.s about 3,500. W a Iker, predicting that a first -stage al ert could be called for Friday. said Fluor would be forced to shut down a pair of spray palnllng booths and attempt to achieve a ~ to 75 percent traffic cutback. "We figure that 75 percent o( our employees wilJ make some effort <to help)." Walker noted A spokesman for the National Weather Service said the bi1h pressure system and mlnlmaJ winds that have combined to keep smog hovering over Southern CaiUomia for the past few days would continue. ,\ f',.._P~AI VICE ... another woman. -,he said ln !'llovember 1978, the girl test1f1ed , Miss Thomas suggest- ed they go to work for Smith, operator of several "escort" services from tus home at 1311 Cliff Dnve ~·she aa1d If you worked for him we'd get more cala.1• \\e girl testified an Judge Byron K McMillan'~ court The s amf' night she filled out the apphcation. the soft -spoken teen·age r testified, Smith sent her on three calls. two in Newport Beach and one to a customer who Jived near South Coast Plaia. Asked 1f her customers ever asked her to model naked. p('rform a massage or serve as an ('St'Ort all legal activities the girl responded, "No." • "J had already figured out what J was supposed to do," she said. At one point, she quoted Smith as saying that he wanted her to live in his home and be one or his "main ladies. 11 The derense. according to at- torneys, will attempt to show that the girl was never actually directed tq perform sexual acts with customers and that she did so of her own free will. They also will try to convince the JUry that card files seized from Smith's house catalogued legitimate business customers and were not coded so as to iden· llfy county vice officers. ----- - -------- -- - --... -___ ._ ___ ..l... ___ --~ -----------------------·""'.::! . ...... -.., t Crippled Jet Lands Safely At Toro Base A crippled Marine Jet fighter landed safely at El Toro Marine Corpe Air Station on Wednesday after one of its two engines quit ever the ocean about 25 miles off the Orange Coast. A base spokesman said today the F-t Phantom jet made an emergency approach at about 11 a.m. over the southern tip of Laguna Beach. The plane was at a lower than normal approach altitude - 1,500 feet -so the pilot wouldn't have to tax his remaining engine a nd jeopardize the craft or homes in the area The spokesman said air traffic controllers at the base cleared a straight-in approach pathway of other aircraft to allow the two. man fighter to land without walling. No one was injured. •• ..,. .... •••••••1 mut. Ml ."' .. --...... ol tr ... ... m lt ... ta •P to4a1 · and mall.. a rM for lt (llou.nl WU..)liaill .• ........... ,..., ......... ,. "'......,_. ftilclto .,.-u ol,u .... lll&I Milidded. AlUao•1lt flr•fl•bt•ra ........... tM ,..,. •• ad· YUH .. this, DO eontaln· ••fw•la • ''W•'N IUlJ ftl at a COU• M ol dQI, pe"Oblbly," accord· lnl to tM 1pok•man. The ftM thll monaJn,. wu •till eomeone-tialftotbrM·fourtbaofa mile from the mountaintop facillU.. The 20 radio towers and 14 televlaion tranamlttera were evacuated Wednesday. but most of the workers returned today. The statloo1 had the capacity to transmit· by remote control, so no broadcasts were inter· rupted. "The fire is slowly advancing toward the transmitters." said Forest ~rvice spokesman Bob Brundick. "They are in no im- mediate danger -but the key word here iB immediate. My gueas is that the fire is going lo go up the hill sometime or another. It is going to get big- ger." Good news was that the Agua Dulce blaze "is out." freeing hundreds of firefighters to re· turn to the Mount Wilson blaze, said Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Dick Friend. The Crescenta Valley sheriff's station was still urging residents to stay away from the area. Mount Wilson Road remained closed at the Red Box junction with the Angeles Crest Highway so that the road would be clear for fire equipment if needed in an emergency. 'HE BIT KATIE ••• AND I HIT HIM,' ANNIE SAYS M,.. Whattoff Explains Rabtes Treatment to Daughter Child Defeo 3-year-old Saves Sister GREELEY Colo. <AP) -"He wu flying and be bit Katie and he bit me 'and I hit him," said 3-year-old Annie Wbattotr after lbe slapped a rabid bat, knocking it unconscious and get· U... bit ln the process For a J.year-old, what Annie did to rescue her infant sister wat amulng, says the chief \'eterinary epidemiologist at the federal Center tor Diaeaae Control. ANNIE WAS NAPPING WITH DE• 10-month-old sister ln a bedroom ol tbe Wbattoff family's home when she saw tbe bat at· tack tbe baby. Annie wt nt after the creature with her bands. Teats lat.el' confirmed the bat was rabid ud both girls are un· deraoin& a 21-ctay aeries of rabies-vaccine allots. Dr. Gerald Winkler, the veterinary epidemiologist with the Dtaeue c.ontrol O!D\er ln Atlanta, said Wednesday be had never beard ot a cue like lt. 0 My reaetion would be that it wu a remarkably responsible ud p~ve reaction OD the part of the older child," be said. "I am amaaed." -__ , ____ _ VICIOUS HURRICANE FREDERIC LEFT THIS PILE OF RUBBLE IN GULFPORT, MISS. Storm Hit Florida, Loulalana, MIHIHlppl and Flor1da Panhandle With 130 mph Wind• Mobile: 'Gutted Uty' Hurricane's Rampage Reduces Area to Rubble MOBILE, Ala (AP> -It caUs a ts elf the Azalea City, radiant with pastel floral beauty in the spring. But today this coastal ca ty of oak-canopied streets wai. reduced to the rubble of a shell shocked battleground. Hurricane Frederic's ram page today tore up giant oah and scattered their limbs across Mobile streets they had shaded for a century. The do\P)town section, featur· ing Federal-style architecture, Man Arrested After 20-mile Auto Chase A 41-year-old man suspected of shoplifting led Garden Grove 1>9Hce early today OD a 20-ptile chase al speeds up to too miles per hour before his car was dis- abled by a rear tire blowout. Police said the chase began shortly after midnight a fter the man allegedly walked out of the Alpha Beta store at 8911 Garden Grove Bl vd., Garde n Grove, with a bag of groceries he hadn't paid for. The suspect eluded patrolmen in the st.ore parking lot and sped off in his car through Garden Grove streets, police said. Along the way he began toss- ing packages of meat out the. windows , then allegedly ram med the driver's side of one of the pursuing patrol cars. The chase ended with the tire blowout on the Rivers ide Freeway in Fullerton. Police said the suspect, Allen Richard Lloyd, of 9201 Central Ave., Garden Grove, was arrest· ed on charges of burglary and assaulting a police officer. Ex-employe aaims Boss 'Vindictive' BJ STEVE MAaBLE °'*.,..., Niie ..... Ftred Huntington Beach depu- ty city attorney John O'Connor charged today that his former boll is tryinJ to deprive him or unemployment benefits. O'Coanor, fired ln March on multiple insubordination cbarses. clalm.s City Cttomey Gail Hutton requested that Unemployment Development Department offlciall deny him the beneftta. "This is pure vlncUcUveness on ber part," Hid O'Connor. "She bas peJ'IOllAlb' seen to lt that I can't col,leet unemploy· ment." 0 'CQnnor'a denial appeal ia belna reviewed by Wallace Roet, miemplo1ment lnlurance appeals Judie. Tbe tine-day beariq is ex- pected to m4 l'rlday. Robert Saptar, deputJ city attorney 1epr191entlq tM dtJ at the Lana Beacb bearlq, said O'Connor la "eltber makln1 fal•• 1tatement1 ataln or doesn't uncleratand the UD · employment proeeaa. '' He Mid the clt:r reeommended that O 'Connor not receive b •••fttl bat tt waa an UMIQPlo1-m• dep9rtment lnveltll•Uoo .. to the denial. =~ oftlclala said 0' •1 termlllatioll was for .. ml1tclllduet" and that be la ID· was virtuaJly gutted -shop wan· dows blown out by the hundreds, roofs and walls patched into the narrow streets. In pre-dawn hours. police patrolled the eerie wreckage like sentries in a wart.one. "Hold on there," said one or ficer to a man crossin g the street. "You got identification? ls that your bag you're carry. mg?" Bienville Squar e, a shady downtown park, suffered the col· lapse of perhaps tons of oak limbs and uprooted trees. An air-conditioning unit was hurled from the third floor of a hotel -and landed on top of a car. A street sign was blown three blocks. , Government Street is one of Mobile's most prominent avenues. a tree-lined boulevard rrom the heart or downtown tbroup the historic Garden Dls- tract. M05t of at was am passable Fredenc was the wo~t storm on record in Mobile, surpassrng the 90 mph wand s and widespread wreckage of a storm ID 1926 The people of Mobile. a city whose tustory dates back three centuries under sax flags. awoke today in dark homes. their stoves and televisions left use- less when the electric1ty failed. For one of the few limes lb.ts century, the morning Mobile Register did not reach the cit y's doorsteps. Streets cluttered with the rub- ble or shattered buJlcling.s. up- rooted trees and downed power lines were the legacy of a night of bowling winds, a punishing blast of several hours thal prom· ised to close most of the city for days and possibly weeb. The cupola was ripped from the roof of Caty Hall. a structure erected in the early 1800s. The storm's 100 mph w1ndi. gusting to 120 mph -ripped down ma1or electr1c1ty transrruss1on lines and wooden supporting poles. Falling trees downed other power lines all over southwest Alabama. A DC-3 airplane parked at the Mobile airport was blown through a chain link fence and onto a near by boulevard, authorities said OC Cancer Unit To Install Chie f Kenneth Garrison, vice presi· dent of information systems ft Pacif\c Mutual Life fnsuran~ Co .. Newport Beach, will be in· stalled as 1979-80 president of the Orange County Unit of ttse Amencan Ca.ncer Society at a dinner meeting tonight at tht· Anaheim Stadium Club. Floor Sample Leathel' Sale Save 20 to 25 o/lJ On Top Crain Leather Sofa and Chain COMFORT OF LEATHER LOiJther IS COOi 8nc1 comlotrttble ,,, any WNth« oec41CAO ,, IS • natlJfaJ matenel wn1cn braamas ano aoapts to your oooy temper•ture. The more uee Leather gets me more bNUllflJI and oomlortaole It I oecon.es. AVAILABLE Na IMMDIATE •EUV .. Y ·L . . I • ~ I . ·- .,,, ... ~ .. Tep Gral11 Lftttfwr s.1 .. Ul•UtlOUS totas with unmatched comlort and eieg.ooe on top gram lealhe< that grows more ~tul wllh use and aoe - • ava1tablo on seYeral colors o f 1ea1i. SOFAS from '899. Chairs from 1599. Ottomans from 1199. 011er 40 Piece• To Select From Your Fl¥0f1 .. o.lgner Wiii Bf HIPPY To Alliat Vou. 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Mndki•l'1 "•real .-. ... t\ n1 . 11'e edltortabat ~n\ "llMI or \)'pe. ·~"h""• iP l • ~' h"1~r Th.n tM f1hll •)at'etJNlph \t k~ ~ to n\• \Al) Ma mind qulr~b end 111we ua ell ~'"' tht MdS\lm C'lf WlptMt. TllAT MMlt Pi\Pltlt ,fc,,•otfd l"Ol\ald.rebte n•ft 1p1~ ''u K•nn•d>· merhlnellone In W11Mn1ton. how t''1n r hat uau.rt'd h1a cab&not M won't quit tM flN: aod ('ut.r" MW tow ln the Callfomle Pon. All lhl1. plua an tdltorlll C'artoon on (IUCIU who!> Teddy. Sarll•r thla ~arL \be lnland paper ran an accounUq of the Chappa· quJdatclt lncldftlt in lenflh1 installmenta. It ta ctea.r, therefore, that everybody lo our Orance County rtP>a is bored lo tears with Edward M. Ken· nedy In the East. however, despite this western ho-hum, the wire services out or New York and Waahingtoo continue to pour out yards and yards or Kennedy material increaalnely each day KENNEDY QUOTED in August: "I expect the presi· dent to be renominated. I expect him to be re-elected and I intend to support him." Kennedy quoted yesterday: "I have not foreclosed the possibility of running." Then add quotes from Democratic Party Chairman John C. White: "If you put the two most powerful figures in A mertca in a cont.est against each other. the potential for a bloody, mangling nomination process ls there ... " Thus the outlook on Teddy must be fuzzy from our re· gion. But lf lhJa is the stuff boredom is made of, the newspapers, wlre services and TV sure are devoting a lot of time and space lo it. Bay Fog Ends SF Heat Wave SAN FRANCISCO <AP > Fog returned to the City by the Bay today, s1gnahng the begin· nmg of the end for a wicked heal wave. Temperatures were expected only to reach the low 80s today. far below Wednesday's record 93 degree heat and 98 degree scorcher of Tuesday Elsewhere, temperatures passed the 100-degree mark in San Jose, lower 90s In Oakland a nd upper 90s in Marin County OD Wednesday. IAKAITA. CAP> -"9 ... IUWlll'M ..,.._, ID -UlfVlilllr&nW lillo at .... 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On Wednesday, Rluo said· •·For the purpose of bearing hjs hollneaa' message, we are in the process oC building and paying for a platform. The Archdiocese of PhlJadelphia will build and pay for the altar and all re· liglous accoutrements that would be affixed to that plat· form.'' The pope and 30 concelebrants will conduct an open·air Mass in Philadelphia on Oct. 3. Official coat estimates of the platform and altar were not available. THE BOSTON Archdiocese appealed Wednesday for con· tributlon1, saying it does not want public money used for re· ligious purposes. But the Archdiocese's state· ment skirted a controversy over whether the church or the city would pay to build an altar for a Masa Oct. 1 on Boston Common. • 'Tbe Archdiocese . . . has no intention of asking for public funds for a n y religious purpose. but will rely, as always, on the generosity of the faithful to meet the expenses wbicb legitimately and properly s hould 6e borne by us," the statement said. TAlJllDI MID UM quake alto cau1td major dlm11• lD the tewn ol lend, aome 40 mlMI ei1t of An1u1l where tt dt· moll1becl~• al1trlet ~ mint ud llU•• bu . three , a eburch, 1 barruka •nd other buUdlaP. lol.,lor Mlallttt Amir M IC!hftlud Ind I thtn ff'Om the oftlce vi the •t>vel"ftOr ·of h1an Jaye n • to tM ..... The quake 11Ao rot114td ltl11t, '" l1lllid ol ., •• ,..,,,. •bout 'ro mU. Mrib a Antu•. and an Amtrltu •ta.J n.1 6n • hot•l lhtN aaJd he I I hll f Nfnd.t fe!ll the 11round lrembl• and aaw th4 peak• of bu"dln1111 11way ''THS QUAILS 1cutd the hell out of ev1rybod1 and atmost everybody nn out In panic." 11ld Joe Murray of Fr.eport In· donula •• 1ub1ldlary or Freeport Mlnerala Co. of New York, which I.I m1n.lna copper In the area. "We ruabed out of our hotel lo a n open park:in1 lot to avoid any fallin& beama in cue the build· log caved in."' Murray said the first shock lasted about 4S secooda and there were three or four more. followed by nine milder tremors in the evening. HE SAID he and his fnends drove around Biak City and the surrounding countryside but did not spot any cas ualties or serious damage. Officials reported tremors were felt along a 3,000·mlle arc stretctung westward to northern Sumatra along the Java Trench a quake.prone area where the massive. 1hlftui1 portions of the earth 's crual known as the Australian and Pacific Plat<.-s overlap. tt'llP Sla1111s B•f)an~ David Bear accompanies his mother Oale from a beartn& ul a dlat.rtct JuatJce'1 office in Camp Hlll, Pa. after she ond the Mcnnonlle church shunned her husband Robert Bear. The huaband la Jalled on four char1es ln an al· tempted abducllon of h.11 wl!e from a farmer's market where ahe was employed. Military Signup Defeated by House WASHINGTON lAP> -Despite onrwbelmlnC defe.at in &he House. an effort to brln1 back m1htary draft reaistraUoa may bt put to 1 vote &n the Senate. The HouH re)ttt.ed 252· 113 late Wednesday a pr'OpOMd Ol"der to renew draft reptralwD for 18-year-old men atarttn1 Jn. z. 1111. lmtead. lldirected Pre.idem Carter to study the situ.aUoa. Carter h&s already said draft reptratJoo ll not needed now and Speakt>r Thoma!> P. O'Neill predJcted that with the House vote. .. That'Ubetheend of1t .. BUT AN AIDE TO Sen Sam Nunn said he believes the Georgia Democrat stJll wlll put a s 1m1lar bill to renew draft re1lstraUoo to a vote in the Senate. The House vole was part of action oo a $U. l billion weapons authonzation bill for the fiscal year start.mg Oct l. Consideration of lhat overall meuure was contrnwng today The House vote on bringing back draft registration, which was suspended March :n. 197S, was demanded by Rep. G V. "Sonny" Montgomery,D·M111s ,a supporter "WE'VE HAD ENOUGH studies and they aJI show it's needed." Montgomery told the House. ''To kill something in Congress you put at to another study." Mon4Comery s&Jd registenng youn1 men In advance ls needed to enable the Selective Service System to supply draftees qwckly in the event of war Proponents of renewtng re11stratJon say It would speed up the drafting process by GOdays lfthedraflls ever neededaga.m. WHAT'S YO«IR More States Due Rain VERDIC'I'? Technology is on trial. . Sunny Sk ies E yed From Pacific to Plains Alll<l'-All..,.e 8•111-• 11o1 .. ..._,, 9""•1o o..v•-CMceve CIMl,....11 0-1...e 0.1-1·•-0eft-Detroit Helene Honoh1lv HCM11ton lnel'--'I• Jed1e•w11 .. "-City LAtV ... Llttttlltdl LM~ l.wl..,.. .. ~ MIMI! ,,_ ......... ....... ~ .. ~ ~Offt ...... y ..... OllleelfY ()MMe ,,.. ........ .......... ........... ,..._.ore .. _ $t IAll!t Selt&AM .... ~ Sell Frllll ~tie TulM ............ CHllAll IOt -Int IM<Mno ~wlll ptrUll ..... ttnuotl ,,kl..,, IMlt ... ..... '"""• "''d•fl•,_,,. ••. pee ... . C.attel ....,...._._, wlll ,..,.. ..._ 7t to.,: ,,.._..will,.,,.. from• IU71odey. W-.10 • llMWflef'e lltf'I werletlle wl ... t llltM .... ,......,,. -. .... ., Al· ..,_ •llMtt _, .. -'"•"' eltM .. ti """'Wltll -..... .... .. ,. . ._. ...... ..... ' \ CO'ST'LINE Cb CCMMJNITY 1 n ',. {.. -. .,. ........ It stands cx:cused of destroying the environment . poisoning the populoce and eYeJ1 threatening the future of the human roce. Defenders pomt to technofogtcof advances which formed the modem world ond offer promise for o better tomorrow. Reach yoor verdict with help m evidence presented in "C.onnections: t~ ond Change" this fall's Courses by ~ eenes beginning September 15 in the Doily t:>ilOt. Led by Profes50f John G. Burke of UCLA h1stor1ons and social scientists illuminate sources of invention, the impact of technology on modem lift and tht prospects for controlling change. Courses by Newspaper makes it poMfble to earn college credit ot home, by enrolling at Coastline Community Cofttgt. Coll 963.at24 for registration Information "ConntehOnS" Coune by Newepap11 is offnd os a pubhc ClfVic9 of the DAILY PILOT ' ( STATE ) ment maneuver related to a bUl on bail bonds. But a late vole negated Curb's vole and the bill was filed ror taler action. DeeUioa /ff Idled SAN FRANCISCO <AP) Former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Wright will dec,lde if Ii~ Jualice Frank Newman should be disqualified from a panel which will rule on whether an investigation of the high court should be open to the public. Newman is the only regular state Supreme Court justice who has refused to disqualify bimseU from deciding the secret hearing issue. lletller File• Sult LOS ANGELES <AP) -The mother of a University of Southern Califor nia librarian slain by a man two weeks after be was paroled from prison has filed a ta million suit against the Callfornia Department of Cor- recµons. Bernice B Stamps charged Wednesday In U.S. District Court that st.ate officials bad failed to maintain contact with Stevie Lamar Fields, who was convf<:ted last month or murder- ing "her daughter, Rosemary Jane Cobb. t . . , . . Toast to Victory Scott and Melissa Dinwiddie raise their glasses of cola in a toast to victory after the Palo Alto City Council agreed not to become the first city in the nation to reg- ulate treehouses. The Dinwiddie treehouse, which start- ed the whole ordinance push two years ago, will be al- lowed to remain. Sea Experts Fail To Rescue Shark REDWOOD CITY lAP > -For the second time in less than a month, marine experts have failed in an "almost impossible" ef- fort to keep.JLcaptured great white shark alive. The 8-foot-long shark, brought to Marine World-Africa USA after being netted Wednesday by a fisherman in Tom ales Bay. died about 5 a.m. today aft.er it bad begun swimming by itself, said Julie Fiedler, a public relations representative for the park. "You can say it died or cardiovascular collapse," she said. "It was under a lot of stress from having been caught and towed aloogside a boat." Marine World divers bad been pushing the fish aloa,e in an effort to get it to swim. Ron Swallow. a veterinary technician. said earlier that the shark was in poor condition. . , I I I I .... ''the look IS YOL.J" I \,And the~~ Quad takes the guess work out of looking great this fall. The quad suit of texturized polyester includes a distinctively tailored jacket, reversible vest and two pairs of slacks. This is all the versatlllty you could ask for in a suit. Reverse, mix, match one look leads to another. In solid tones navy, tan, med blue, blue grey and beige with reverse to plaid vest and slacks. 210 . , l'UU.IRTON O.ucallli Mell tn·U• ,.,., ,.....,.........,. .._." 10U1tt COMT flLAZA .... ... " . lie 'Dated' lli8 Mother · t Marine Pleada Guilty to Slaying 2 Women ·: SAN 01~00 <AP> -A 10UDC Oamp Pendleton marine baa pleadld pllty to robblnl. nplq ud ltnlildnc two wom• lut year 1n OeeaDalde, ••Y1nl bla vlcUma ''femh•decl me ol my motJ\er and I hat. ber." Art.bur am. Bu.rbrtdce. Jr .. Wde-rape Bil Sent To!trown SACRA.MENTO <AP> -The Oregon-type bill to permit a wife to cbarp her husband with rape is on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s desk. Tbe bill, A 8546 by As- semblyman F loyd Mori, D- Pleasanlon, won a 58-10 As- sembly vole Wednesday. IT WOULD REPEAL a pres- ent law that makes the crime or rape inapplicable to a married couple. But as amended , the bill would prevent the prosecution of ·spousal rape unless reported within 30 days WOMEN'S GRO UPS, who supported the bill, s aid the spousal exclusion in rape laws was a remnant of earlier times in which a wife was regarded as property. To meet obligations that the charge might be used vindictive- ly in a quarrel, the bill would al- low husband-wife rape to be punis hed Jess severely than other kinds of rape CURRENT STATE LAW re· quires a prison sentence of three, six or eight years for rape. For spousal rape. Mori's bill would allow either a pnson sentence, a county jail term of up to a year, or probation. Nor would husbands convicted of raping their wives have to register with law enforcement authorities as sex offenders. THE BI LL WOULD add California to a small group or states that consider hus band- wife rape a crime . In the nation's first trial on the charge. defendant J ohn RideouL was acquitted rn Oregon. 20, mllde 1111 plea Wednesday in a closed cbambera 1e11ioo before a San Dleto Supertor Court Judie after attorneys on both ~ ftlpulated be would apend the reat of bla ure lD prtaon. · a uaaa1DGE TOLD ID · vesti1aton be returned to the scene ~ ooe -Of the murders to kneel 1n the woman's blood and pray. He said be then took the vlctlm 'a checkbook and wrote a pornographic note to God. Descrtbhlg Burbridge as "an animal," Judge Michael I. Greer aaid be would recommend that the former Belleville. Ill., resident be sent to a medical facility. DURING EARLIER psychiatric exam inations, Burbridge told of abuse be al- legedly suffered at the bands of Pending Trial bis adoptive m.otMr, a *"1cal tberapUt. Be e.lalmed 11M ooet acaldecl him with bot water when be wu 11.x 1ean old and bad locked him ID the buement onoecMIGD. Burbrtd8e aald he murderecl 23-year-olcl Patty Bower of San· ta Ana and 55-year-old Claire Belle Luckeltl of Fallbl'ook becauae they reminded blm -Of hil mother. MRS. LUCKETl'I was beaten wttb a metal bar then bound and strangled with nylon stockings: Burbrtd1e told investiaaton he fled her Oceanside motel room afte r the attack, picked up a change of clothes from a bua de· pol locker and returned to the motel room to shower. Ms . Bower, wbo bad been a skattoe com panion o f Burbridge, was killed about a week later. Payments Blocked In Sniper Suits SAN DIEGO lAP) -A Superior Court judge has blocked payment of damage claims against accused schoolyard sniper Brenda Spencer pending trial next month of a s uit filed against the 17-year- old girl and her father by the family's Insurance company. Miss Spencer bas pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to charges that sbe killed two men and wounded eight children and a police officer in the Cleveland Elementary School s iege las l January in San Diego THE PRELIMINARY 1DJunc- t10n tsSued Wednesday by Judge Jack Levitt automatically bar> the widow and three children of C le veland principal Burton Wragg from collecting a $100,000 settlement reached earlier io an out-of-court agreement with Miss Spencer and her father, Wallace. At issue is the amount or liability OD the part of Westfield Insurance Co.. which contends that Spencer's bomeowner's in- surance policy sets a Sl00.000 limit oo c:Jaims stemming from the 6'h·bour incident Jan. 29. UNDO THAT interpretaUoo. funds to the Policy already would be exhausted through the Wragg settlement. The Speocers maintalo that \ the amount applies lo each claimant They also contend that the ms urance company ts re- quired to defend them in the six civil swts filed against them so far and not step aside once settle- ments total $100.000. THE WESTFIELD S Uit goes to trial Oct 29. Miss Spencer races trial Oct. 1 in Santa Ana on charges of murder. attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. The trial was moved from San Diego County because of ex- tensive publicity in the case. Fees Nixed LOS ANGELES tAP > -After recelvina thousands or phone calla from an&J'Y residents, the City Comictl has reversed itself a n<J voted to abolish a rubbis h colltttM>o fee. 0 ur lowest .Price ever for plush Precious Moment nylon pile carpeting! For 2 weeks only, 14.76 sq. yd. installed.• Orig. $23, so you save a big 8.24 sq. yd This is our dense, thick. plush plle. Its high luster adds silky elegance to any room And this fine nylon fiber has soil-resistance control to help your carpeting stay clean longer. You've 9 lovely colors to choose from: amber fire, antique russet, butter ~Burma brown, champagne, mahognay brown, satinwood, sands or taupe. Sale pnce Includes carpet, pad and} normal Installation· But hurry, this savings is for two weeks only. Come in, or shop at home. Call __your nearest Broadway for a no-obligation appointment • Subject to above offer. There may be certain limitations. Please ask your salesperson. Carpets, 32. .. Ae If 'l1ll8 Councilman Never Gives Up You'" eot to lland It to Ciounellman Paul Hummel. Once be ... bold ol a Idea, bl•a not abo9t to be talked out ol lt. no matter bow penuul~ or_reatonable tbe op. jiOIJUOi. Tab, fol' iuta.nce, tM INbJect of the 1lie of bomea ln Corooa de1 Mar. 'Councilman Hummel, wt\o owna a duplex, hu been convtnmcl that the oetnborbood II toe. tn1 Its charm became people are bulldfftl 1in1le·fam1ly homes. duplexes and .~tlex that are Loo bl1. No matter that his own 11 a cl c example of the overslzed box that'a l)n)duced t.he complaints. Hummel bu decided to aet tbe matter atral•bt by Meinl to it that no one else can build one u l•l'Je. Armed with qunUonable 1urvey result.a that 1bow that 400 occupant.a and property owners tend to a1~ 'with him, Hummel bu charaed Into the fray. Fot the record there are 1,900 property owners ln Corona del Mar One of his first eflort.a was an attempt to enact a de facto building moratorium by aetUna bi.a council col· leagues to pass a policy llm1Ung bome sizes. A policy is a neat trick because it works just like an orcUoance. The only dllference is that the council can enact a policy without troublin& with a public hearing and all those time-consuming public announcements. Fortunately that effort failed. Then la.st week. the Planning Commission decided that the notion of setting the kind of limits Hummel wants to see might not be too good an idea. Commissioners decided .a compromise that suits everyone's needs could be reached by letting architects and property owners on both sides of the issue study the problem. But that's not good enough for Hummel. He's going to try again for his de facto moratorium via a policy on Oct. 1. With any luck at all, all his neighbors from Corona del Mar will show up at that meeting to tell him it's a bad idea. It's doubtful they'll change his mind, but it takes three other votes to pass a measure and Hummel's col- leagues have been known to listen to reason and vote ac· cordingly. Dredging Sense Newport Beach's Mayor Paul Ryckoff made an ex- cellent point Monday night when he was among council members who voted approval o.f the plan to dredge the Dover Shores boat channels and improve North Star Beach. He said that in deciding to back the Dover Shores plan he had to view "the bigger picture of bay dredging that is a desperate need. I don't believe it's correct to set up conditions to make it impossible to dredge the bay.'' We agree. Dover Shores has become a classic example of bureaucratic red tape being used as a barrier to prevent the removal of the silt that is choking the bay. Homeowners, who have been trying for more than two years to get the multiple permits needed to do the dredging, came up with a good idea. In exchange for be- ing able to bury the dredged sill in pits on neighboring North Star Beach, the association will put $12,000 into in - stallation of a jogging trail and landscaping on what is now the bay's worst eyesore . ·With millions of cubic· yards of silt and sand building up in the Upper and Lower Bay, Ryckoff's observation really gets to the heart of the matter. The officials of all the agencies that have jurisdiction over the bay ought to be working on innovative procedures such as the Dover Shores plan, rather than thinking up reasons to deny permission to remove the silt. A Pro1t1ising Teain In light of the questionable qualifications of some of the Newport Beach City Council's recent appointments to city commissions and committees, it was a real pleasure to view the list of people who will be servlog on the Highway Action Team. HAT, as it's to be called, is going to work at rounding up money -from the federal, state and county govern- ments -to pay for the controversial additions to the city's road system. Confirmed by the council Monday night, the appointees are: Chuck Hirsch, Bud Schroeder, Dick Clucas •. Bill Lusk, Judy ·Cooper, Bill Banning, Bob Shelton, Mike ·John.son, Jean Watt and Bill Ficker. They represent the Irvine Company -Shelton -and SPON <St.op Polluting Our Newport) -Mrs. Watt. They include spokesmen for builders, such as Lusk, and spokeemen for residents with no interest in development such as Johnson. There's a representative from the Newport Ha.rbor Area Chamber of Commerce and the former chairman of the city's Transportation Plan Citizens Advisory Committee. The potential for achieving some aolld results is great. Of course, the ultimate test of the new 1roup will be in the amount of money it actually gets for the clty and the roada that money will buy. • Opinion• exprffMd In the apace abov• art thoM of the Dally Piiot. 0th« vlew9 •xprnMd on lhla Pao-are thote of their autho" and ertlltL Reader comment la Invited. Addr ... The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1590, C09U M ..... CA 92626. Phone (114) &4~21 . Boyd/ Beauty BJLM.llOVD The female face for cen· turlet was retarded aa beautiful onl1 1f it w~re aomewbat full. round or be~but la :I HM wttbocl& deft boGe ltnletme. aloq came Dear Gloomy Goa Tbe eneray proiram II Jutt ,.buloul -I .Uy llome on weeltencb to aa•• I• but wt bua the ....... mUel and they IUD un"t rwct. •••• =' .. ~.-.... :=-t:r:=:"9·· .... , ::::rn.,~r.-: motlon ptcturel. Tbe Uiist· and·abado.w exrrt• found they could 1e dramatic 1hot1 of women wttb bl.at cb••kboaH. tlala DOHI. chlHled cblal. ADd UM wbole standard cbaatecl. The ~· g_uillte eoatoun ot Katlautae Hepbm'n'• , ... ,..,.. ... tM , .. u. pule~ ol .... Lil•'•· Tllolt~np ..... • ., tt'• to IQ lD print t .......... a "raaeal. • • Llkewbe, to de1crtbe ao-aDCl·IO u ''ta· temperate." Or to clel• • aod·IO bu • "J•krll·ud· Hyde penou.lltf." Wbat a tomato aotuallr •m•U. uut ~-&M ICMatli&I, .. a ......... of ,,.,...._. free ,..., Yloletl, lemioDI _peppermtat, caramel, yU{111, earrou, dtroellla.......... . l Reagan's Star May Be Waning;. LOS ANGELES -0 1t'U bet.be 1ame old ltoGUd R.eaaan1 JOU WOG't _. 111Jf dtfferen~.· Lyn Nofalaer told me, one day a •bile aao at the officee "' the Re11ao fo.t Pr•aldent bere. Nold1er WU Wl'ODI and DOW be'a.-e. Nobl1er'11 realgnatlon from the committee lut month, aft.er U )'Uri Of aervin1 tbe tor mer Ca lifornia 1overoor. WH the flrat public sJgn or what I'm pret- l)' sure ii 10- 101 to be the ~ ....._ Political col-• - lapse of the old consenaUve hero. Actually, I'd call blm the coo· serv au ve hermit. Rea a an divides bis time between his ranch in San· ta Barbara and hermetically sealed land usually well paid) ap- pearances before friendly - Mailbox pollUcaLud corporate aa· dienees. TB& 8BCOND llGN came a ~:w.~=.r~ raltlq WU laaloa and It WU $500,000 ln debt. In cue you haven't noUced, Rea1an. wbo'a auppoeed to be nmntnc for presi- dent. 11 not exactly knock1D1 himself out raialn1 money or min1Jina with the voten. Part of lbe reuon for bil isolaUoo it that be hadn't de- cided who he ii coinc to be tb1a tlme around. His atalf bu been fi1ht1n1 for months about whether be should be the Old Rea1an or a New Reqan. Nofz1&er, believtn& the elec- torate bas become much more cou.ervative in recent yean, wanted the old Rea1an. saytnc. "l told you so." The idea wu lbat Reagan cou ld say Republican conaervaUvea have been rieht from the start. For him that means since 1964. when be emeqed a a Dati0911 ftCm't by campal••lA• for .aany Goldwater. otberi ha die lfWe R.eaaaa 1DDer dttle -9'peda.l- l y campal1n maa~er John Sean -bave beml •nntq t.o mold a new, more moderate Ronald Reatan, tort of a 11amOl"OUI Gerald P'orcl. TBDE 18 80•£ h.lttorieal bub for both Reaaana. A.a a 1pealter, be baa always and en1a~7 pounded out an un- cban&lni meence of free en-terpriae -and •troaa defeme. As covernor ot California tor etcbt yean, be wu paulve, modende and moderately etfectl•e. Dea plte all the rhetoric. Reatan's California was no laboratory for rlPt·wiDI theory -it wu big 1ovemment as usual. Nof~r wu convinced that press and public would not stand for any obvious cban1ea tn the Reaean they bad come to know .. -ud, __,,to loft. N~& lntenW 1:"wrta .......... tbou1htqu bad a ~!?t very sood cbaDce to be,....._. in 1teo and Ume had come to , pnMat the kind ol llliddlHI· the-ro.d candidate that UIUlly end• up in the Wbtte Hou.le. EITD& WAY, and despite b1I aoartni DOPQJartty JD GOP polls. I don't 1bink Reqan b 80- lna to mate tt. His Um• ia pat. It i. not oo1y that. at the • of 70, be would be the olde1t presi- dent to take olflce, but that. n · cept for bl.I hair color 10iJ11 from oraose to leaden-iray. be bas not chanted. People wbo spend time with hlm -a very select group -tell me be la ttU1 not ready to ditcuas new i.AuM, particularly eoero and cbaq- ing foreign policy. HJ.a conven• tlon, they say, and perha.,. b1a thinking, f ocusea on the put. If that is true -and reporters are rarely allowed close enouab to Reagan to jud1e -It may be because the candidate is lazy. Or, perhaps. sensible. Reagan does not like to leave his ranch uoleu be ii well paid to do it. He would rather take aeverat thousand dollars for speeches than run around the country for free t.oocohtnc voten and banter- ln& wttb bolti1e reporters. BE"ILU HELD off UlDOUDCiDI bl.I candidacy-that• tcbeduled to bappen ln NO'fember -10 that fairnat docb b:ael wU1 not fOTce him to aacri.tlce subltm-tt.al income u a radio commen- tator and newspaper columnill. A voidinc the rat race may dem- on1 trate common sense, but. I'm not sure you can win the presidency from a ranch and television atudioa. For better or worse these days. succeaaful candidata are usually huncry ones. The photo Reacan gave to hi1 old friend Nofziger waa of .himself in dungaree• at the ranch. The inscription aaked why he couldn't spend more tame like that. My guesa ia that he'll have plenty of time sooner than he Uunks. Swim LessQ.ns Still Safest Bet for Tots To the Editor: With swimming pools. jacuuies. and hol tubs prouCcral· ing around us 1t is senseless and potentially dangerous to ad- vocate teaching fear of the water. u you did in a recent article, to prevent the senseless tragedy of accidental drowning. I am a water safety instructor with the American Red Cross and have tau1bt hundreds of Young children swimming and hundreds of families safety in the backyard pool. Absolutely essential for a family with a non-swimmer ii an unclimbable fence with a locking gate around the pool separating it from the house. Any pool which can be reached through a hou.se door or patio door is completely unsafe. These fences are metal, six feet tall. with a bottom rail Ousb to the ground and a narrow top rail. They are quite attractive white wrought lron or aluminum and can be removed when everyone in the family is a profi· clent swimmer. TBE GATE must be careuUy locked when the pool ls not in u.ae. When ll non-awtmmer t. In the pool be muat be supervised continually by an adult. Never leave a noa-swimmer lo the pool area umupervtaed, even for a few momenta. Tate non-1wlmmera to a qualified swim tD1t.ructor until they can aave themtelvea from drown.lq. A child wbo bu been tausht fear of the water wW re· act with panic, the mott ct. vutatlq ot reactlou, should be acclda:ltallY fall ln. Later awim lellODI wtll be very dlfflcult for him U he bu been taucbt tear by b.11 parent.I. 'lbere are maoy private and public swim pro- tram1. Vlalt them and find the oae wbiell suit.I )'OU belt belON eDrolliq. Parnta who bave allowed tbe.lr cbUd to Jell'D nrtmm1QI bave ~ blJD a•alnlt &M ........... traaed1 ot clroft. Jal. 1D 1U lwlm ...._ M will ~..,.,. nalel, coordlaatkla .. ~. ftlda .,.. un to earrr Oftl' into otber' muot,.Ule. JIARGARJ1f .JOllN90N Ucach and the other cities in several areas. including the airport. Newport Bay water qualit y, the San J oaquin Transportation Corridor. and other 1SSue~. I said at our meet· ang on Aug. 28 that cooperation between us is important. I DO NOT f~I. however, that we should compromise our in· terests simply for the purpoM of getting along or for intangible bargami.ng purpoeu. Neverthe- less. we should be and are will· log to meet and discuss mutual Interests, and in negotiations, maintain some flexibility. Ob- viously, each participant in a negotiation ts expected to be representing his own belt in- terest. which 11 u it should be. I realize that elected officials are fair game for you, but ii there is emphasis, omission, or distortion that miabt dUturb the city's relationship wilb other agencies, the newspaper will have caused potential harm to the city's lntere1ta un - necessarily. PAULRYCKOP'F Mayor TM DoJ111 PUot ltanda behbtd the -1Uonal aa bftttg acet.trole in quot- ing MOJPr ~lcotf mtd a. ~ a fair comment on hU behouior. -EdMor C... Side Tr•p To the Edit.or: A recent Daily PUot editorial 1uuesu Department ot Mot.or Vehlclee prevent.ion of vehicle rect1traUon u a meaoa to the end of reduclnt court .. no· ab ow a " by trafllc violators, ther•bY allevlatlnc tbe caH loadl in traffic courta. Tbe Dally Pilot •rn ln think- ln• that "no·abowl" tnvolv. can wblcb are re1lttered or OP91"8ted by penlCIGI Who waald be affected by vehicle re.Utra-Uon. A LAJtGE number of "no- 1bow1' • item from veblcle1 wbicb were aold in prtvaw party 1a1 .. for cuh. The new owner bu no lntenUoo to tranafer re- ftlatraUoo nor to pay yearly ceue feti. a. uaually carrl• DO Ytllkie iMuraDee and If ID• volvecl ha an accident wtll oft.en abaadon the Yeblcl9. ID 10m1 cua tbe ftbldM an 1tolm. lD lll1 own cue, a tbr'M- 1ear Mllkle lollowtaa • pri• ... party nle for cult ,...u1nc1 dis· poelUoD of more tUa 1IO put. tn1 tlcbta aad out~-date ftbl· de u-... Uclteta. Repeated re-quuta for DllV or ~ relief ... UHlea to 1top t.be -----------~-----------~ continwng vaolataons Laws are needed wbach would reqwre a vehicle license number check in every case at the time a citation as written for any cause. Laws are needed which would require impounding those vehicles which have multi· pie "no-show" violations out- standing against them and im- pounding of all vehicles with grouly outdated registration. Laws are needed which would require the detention of operators of s11ch vehicles. These laws could protect the public from a croup or ir- resPonsible and dantel'OUS in- dividuals wbo glut traffic court case loads with impunity. C. PIERCE. Tlw ~ of a whici. cm pro. tect """-'I /TOm tvtvre ~/or c1tat'4>M or ~ &toololllf U.. vehicle bsl irmneclat•lf fiJ*tlJ o,,.... dord DltlV Tn11w/~ of 0.0.WnMp form. and:::::::£ a dol«I CJOPW of .am•. 1t·1~ at DllV offfcn at "° chat'ps. rtMtor .. Abpen lf'•..U To the Editor; I would like tb1a opportunity to expresa my objection to the Irvine Company's recent at- tempt to tnfluence the relocatioa of the Jobn Wayne Airport - <Oranp County Airport). It b about Ume that people re- alize that the tituaUon which ex- ists now Is the result ot tbe Irvine Company's deliberate plan to force a •mall private facility into a lar1e scale metropolitan airport. This wu done with complete dlare1ard for lbe safety and well beinC of the hundreds of f amiliea they had broueht Into lbe surround· tn1 area.a. The lrviDe Company developed tbe Westcltff- Baycreat-Dover Sborea and Butbluff areas. It 1ublequmtb developed tbe lrvlne lndmtrial Park, and the 1urrouadln1 alrpol't butlMll complex. Tbb wu all done wtth the lmow&eqe that a lar1e ICale airport facillt.J woWd be Deeded to band.le the eDOl"IDOUI taflux ol alrllne puaeqen. TRB 1aVJNE Company la directly tHJ»Dtlble for tbe airpon llb*kle· TIM COIDP8QY appean to be cooceraed IOlely wltb It. own ftunelal 1a1D. One la Wt to ..... uw &Mir' .. poelUoD to Joint UM of Bl Toro Marlile Alr Station lt pndleatecl OD tbib' delln not to Sift up 91 nmela ._. .._ diNetlJ flt ID· cllnet.b ..... C&D be .... , ... Relocation of tbe airport mcleDtlJ womcs ~ ..... Wl~t. The qualtty or life in lhe Newport Beach area is sulferin1 from the noise and air pollution caused by the increasing num· bers of private and commercial Jets using the airport. If com- mercial jet traffic lncrea.S'eS it wHI be intolerable for a great number of the popuJalJon. I do not feel the Irvine Com· pany and its interests should be allowed to nm uncontrolled over tbe Hvea of the people lhe.r brought lnto tbla area, just because they have sold off UM property aod no klftaer have an)' vested int.erett.I ta these pre· viously developed ueu. DA YID B. BLOOMBERG, M.D. • 1 e • ..,,l•eell To the Editor: Mn. Dortb)' Bauder <Mailbox Sept. t > lboald recall that it wu not Jane Fonda who aeol her son to di. ln Vietnam. It was t.be Uotted States tovemment. It WU not the ''peacen.lka'' Wbo Ht tbe llmlt1 on warfare but polltlcaJ strategists and dlp.lomatl lD Wub.lnitoo. llrt. Bauder should have realized loo& &IO that there was DO '<will• Dini" a land war in A4la. AT THE very least the t.oUl deatruetlon of North Vietnam would have cost more U ves and at the very worst nuclear c:oe- frootaUoo with the Soviet Union or Communist aitna. In that UD• thinkable event the United States would have numbered ltl dead not In the fifties of tbouaandl but lD the filtiea ol millions. llra. Bauder may never believe th1a but tbe men wbo -bumed their draft cards and ned to Canada at Jue Fooda'a uq. int had nothtn1 to d.o wlth bW eon'• deatb. They only taN tbemaelvea and perb..,a tbtir y~ tll"otben who Deftr bat to not. Jae Fonda alone .SU. many odlerl, IOID• DOW.,..,... hilb aftlce tn thLs land, tried to end tbat war. The traatc ucrtftce ol Jin.: Bauder'• aon bu Wt thil ...._ the poonr, but tbe lou of ~ more ol ltl tom would have Clft1' left tbla ·:::-.wa· ILWANDD ' .. -... ._ --------------.. ----- , •aOWN"I fat'Ol'Ule outlook tft a two-ma race wlUl Carter de- r lv ea from tbe prealcteat•a deplorable poUtlcal cond1Uoo here. Althoul' llM Democratic establiahment from Gov. Hugh Gallen on down atill backs him, there were no Caner button.a to be aeeo at the t';QC~CDlcs. The Cart.er table at the borough COunty pienic in Naabua was ignored, deapite the attraction of a color ---Oba::;• DemOCl"llUc NaUoaal Com . ..... l'llalDUl'rl .. ct.ltrtanlkm WU at tb• N ...... p&nle wbn Stn. J ... o.nla.-faetq ......... .--bdlil. 1urprtMc1 a.um bJ ~ '8dorltld Keanecty- ud dUlllDAu Carter. 8ut wbat 11 X•••e41 tlaaJIJ bowa ouv.-Durtla ........... prwldent 1a IO ....-1'towa mtabt defeat blm 11 be manas•d •o New Hampeb.tre vtalta to retail votee. 8ut, ~ tbe MDator, itrown ls a C&lJloinla wtdelale ~liticiao unaulted for CQI)' poUticttna. Durkin la wroq. Brown ta ex· eellent in amall croups, and showed lt ln tbree private aeaaJ0111 wttb private citizens wedged betweea the. public plc· nics. Altbouah be will not come here 40 tlmel, be does plan 30 visits (providing be can solve the problem of Republican Lt. Gov. Mike CUrb, whose menace back in Sacramento forced Brown to halve tb1I tint ma,Jcr vlait to New HamPl1dN>. Dreuecl In wblte 1lalrt 8114 doubl•·bnaated blue bluer, Brown appeared H a soft. 1poken., ~tlul DOll·flU•. Re balaneed bb-ant:l·auclear and uu-cW ... appea11 to tbe left <heartll) aDDlaoded by t&e par- ty aetlvtsta Mie) wttb balanced bud1et-and-'-mMC1 Investment appeala to tbe rtlbt <not •P- plauded at all>. BaOWN blundered briefly by callin1 for ·federally aided re· forestation in a state which con- aidera ltaeJI too woodsy for its own IOOd. A more serious enor was briqibg along a buaload of ·young Brown rooters (moatly res- idents of Maasacbuaetta > who sh~ved real New Hampsb.lre voters out of the way to get 'into camera range. This Hollywood transplant was rejected by the granite state. Brown also appeared a shade peculiar at a De mocratic Ttuldly, ~ 13, 1m pJcnlc ln Dover when, ln con· tencllq UDdJdatel don't d1lcWI tbe real wuea, be declared: ''HolllUe-medtclDe <that la. medidDe for the wbole bod.Y> - you certainly don't-hear much about that ln campaips.'' A youni matron wearln1 a Draft Kennedy button nud1ed her buaband and whispered 1arca1Ucally· "You ~eluinJy don't." SU AND other Kennedy en· thuaiuta in the crowds certainly did not cb.anae campalp but· tons after seelnl Brown. But almost all aucb voters we .ques· tioned told us that In a Carter· Brown cbolce, they would plck Brown. 'lbat buttreiaea Joanne Symom• view of a t~o-map race. Wbetber abe ii equally correct in asaesslq Carter's atreqtb against a KennedJ write-in ls dubious. And, of course. if Ken·· nedy ii an avowed candidate, even BroWll'I own adviaen privately admit he stands DO chance. ••OWN DID l'lalt aome oblique 1bot1 at Kenned1, warnln1 a1at111 "re·r1Ptnlna tbe hollow rbetorlc of ·a n o t h er er a ' • an d complaining that "a lot of people want to fl1bt the battlea -ot yesteryear." Gov. Gallen, stead· fast for Carter, hit Kennedy from another angle. He contends Kennedy ia not ideologically compatible with "right-of. center" Ne w H a mpshire Democrats and not.ea that Ken· nedy leaders Symona and state e xecutive counc ilor Dudley Dudley were aasociated with los· ing McCartby·McGovern·Udall left-of-center campa.\gn.s. But in truth, the Kennedy pheoolbenon here u elsewhere defies ideology. Kennedy's popularity is such that Jerry Brown, impressive candidate though be is, is reduced like all other Democrats to Wailing for Teddy. 'Gray Power' Not All Virtue KING AROUND HERE IS NO PROBLEM. The people in the Census Bureau who worry about such things have made the projection thet the number of births for an American woman will average 2.1 in her lifetime. Like all such estimates, this is of course a guess; but it is just about the best j Uess about. If lt. should turn out true, the resulting fact will be of immense im· portao ce. It will qu ite tran s fo rm American life a s an y s mart marketing man, o r political analyst, or media con s~ltant knows. Changed, too, WW be the way people eat, bow U.$1 .Jive their daily lives, and ~rhaps more importantly. how they think. Coo.sider but one re- s ult of this innocent-looting statistic: the median age of the l] .S. population will rise from 30.2 years in 1980 to 35.5 in the year 2000. . Thus will come about that ••graying of America" that we have been hearing quite a lot about. Whether this will be a good thing is to D1e questionable. The wave of comervatism that is at present sweeping this coun· try is due in no small part to the increasinf.c influence of the elders in m iog public policy. THE "YOUTH CULTURE" that dominated the '60s is in cold storage. The most popular man in the Republic an Party ls Ronald Reagan. who is pushing 70 and whose political and social views decidedly reflect the fact. If our political system bolds firm. the greatest political beneficiary of the graying_ P.roc· ess will be the Republican Par- ty. This party has traditionally been the symbol of economic growth and decidedly limited social vision. As a whole they want things the way they were instead of the way they might be. It is one of our dearest platitudes that a man is not worth his salt who was not a Socialiat in high school and a good sound conservative by the time be was making bis pile. Thls may be good or it may be bad. Itlsone ofthefactsoJlife. The danger with olaer men and women. and their ln.fluence on our life. is obvious: they have nothing much to look forward to. They are as set in their ways as a plaster cast. The more adven· turous of the old are made llll· easy by the new; the less adven- turous, and large majority. are frightened by it. WE HAVE been a nation of doers. The doers are the young. These have vision -the vision of long years ahead in which this or that can be accomplished. If we should brake that vision by becoming an oligarchy of the old. we will be in deep trouble as a people. The likelihood of man's worst enemy, organized warfare, is cons iderably in· creased. With the noted excep- tions of Alexander the Great and Napoleon, most wars have been the doing of old men. And even Alexander and Napoleon could not have conquered at fi rst if they had not bad the solid sup· port of older rulers. Creation and innovation are the things of the young. In the older their springs dry up as tru· ly as the veins thicken a nd harde n. Artis tic a nd even economic creation need con· trolled passion, and passion is as fleeting as everything else in life. We just opened a brand new office nf California First Bank. l<ight near you l\t Pacific Coast Highway at Golden Lantern In fact. we're opening new branchc::.all the time.~ fi9dmg a mm cntt:nt cif f1cl' 1 of our bank is really no problem. Our newest branch nffe~ thl· ::-.1mc rhin~ .... all our brnnchl..., offer. Skillt.'CI. efficient people with a very fnendly att1tudc. &eked by tht: ~I ~ystem~ available in banking t.oday. That's how we ~ot to be one uf tht faste>t growing CALIFORNIA major banks in the ~1att:. I So come and see our new Dana Point office. It'~ really quite terrific. <:ome and meet the people at Califonua First Enter • our drawing, between September ll a.hd 21. and wm a FIRST BANK Hobie Cat. ~ ft>IC Pacific Coast Highway at Golden Lantern • Dana Point • 92629 • 496-1293 MY READING is itrobabiy gloomier than the waf' things will turn out. I surely hope it is. 'The case can be made that in· novatioo and progress are not all that great -that, in fact, every time we humans change things we make them worse. Should that be so, perhaps the '-------------------- solid vi rtues of the old can create a uniquely strong society. Just doing nothing may be closer to answering the riddle of life than frenetic change for the sake of1change. Should that be so. and I pray that it might. America might be in greatshapebyyear2000. I JMA&.LON ,ftAIM~ A1199ed OIMllC tn111t , ................ ........., ....... s nd .13.TF J.Sf9 ......... 69' LAI el ftASHIA6S , ......... -..... )'~ 7308 s2.77 71/• .. ctaCULAR SAWll.ADB ILACI< Ir DECKER 3/1 .. HIU Choose cross-cut blade o r c h i se l tooth combmation. '11.99 L714 C71 4 7 10 4 SJB.99 10AS19 OQMllOILll 3 In 1 appliance toasts any thlckneea breld: brolte meat and bakes. 2-elk:e lize. STOllHOUIS ....... Frl.t-t Sii.: W-S... IM \ ............ .,.,..,.__..-.-.-~-----------------...------------.--..a------...... ----.. -...-.. ...... ----... --------·-.o....iii., t. \. . . -. -....... ., ......... ----··-----... ----------~~--~---..---............ . ' .... 8SCOONISS T•AT celebrit) ndortert are paid t.Nm-*-llDCMlt. of _..,, for will~ eouumert are W· UmatalJ fe9t'1 UM blll.'" ..,. rrc lldcJrMy an a.u.r .. ·"To lb• Htftt t.b•1 are tru&Mul, t.b•H eedortemeat. are very valual*. But to the extent tbey convey deceptive claima, they are mOl'9 barmf\11." In reeent moat.bl, the FTC bN moved In on commerclab by two well-known men -•IDier Pal Boone and former astronaut Gordon Cooper. Both cues, settled without Utt1aU011. were 1een u want.l.q 1l1nalt to 1tan wbo enclone productt without lDv•t11Mt•• manufaduren' claima. THE BOONE CA.IS, wb.lch sent shock waves thJ'oa'9a tbe advertitlne lndustry, wu balled by the FTC u a landmark -the ,. flrat time any celebrity bad ac· cepted penooal UablUty for a product he touted. In a consent acreement. Boone aereed to pay a $5,000 share of manufacturer refunds ~· to consumers who purchased the . product Acne Slatin. Boone had appeared with hla four daueht.era ln a commerdal claimln1 the preparation was .-; more effective than other acne treatments. The FTC aaid the ~ claims for Acne Statin, wb.lcb sold for $10 a boUJe, were UD· substantiated by acieotlflc teat.a. NEITHER BOONE NO& hit attorney would comment on tbe case, but the lawyer said earlier -Boone waa shocked by lhe FTC r action because the doctor who Invented the product aaaured bim of its value. That, aaJd FTC officials, ls not " enough. They want atara lo personally order Independent aclenllflc leAts before promoting such a product. • Albert H. Kramer, director of the FTC'1 Consumer Protection Bureau, said the Boone case "stands for the principle that an endorser mu.st verify the claims made about the advertised pro- -! duct before the fln1t commercial . SALT II Oppo8ed WASHINGTON <AP > -Sen. Russell Long says he will vote ~ against the SALT II treaty because it Is not verifiable and wUJ prolong the nuclear arms race, not prevent It. ttAIDll.000 P819aDM goes on the air or appean in print. or ruk ITC action." But In Hollywood , where celebrities get a1x -fieure coo tracts for auch endorsements, there Ls no panic. '"THE PAT BOONE thing ... aa not a usual altuatlon," says San- dra Joseph, president of lhe Wormser. Helfand & Joseph agency, which sets up lucrative celebrity commercial deals. "I wouldn't let any of my celebrity clients advertise a pimple cream," Ma. Joseph aaya dladalnfuJly, "just as I wouldn't let them do a tampon com- mercial. "l'v~ had -40 caJls for one of my star cUenta to promote a feminine hygiene product," she says. ''I've turned down every one of them. I don't want my cllent.s to be Identified with those products." In add.it.ion, ahe note.J there are leu potential legal problerru with a "classy," well-known product. .. MOST OF MY celebrity clients are only interested in very classy kinda of com- mercials -the kind Polaroid ON SALE TH~U SEPTEMBER i9 I I doel, .. taf' Mt.,..... ' ._o..o1-. ...... ':'. '1 -·~ ~ .... . ta.. Polar* ...... , ... OarMr. Aftw .... of U.. BOOM c .. broil•. 111. Joeepll eoa~ • .................. .,, •••• U..:..tMY ... Pol&ro6d brio-la piople like Liv UU· mu ... :naat'• cluly. /u a,... IUlt, dMn aN people eoJDiac lD· to eolDIMftlall now •bo aever cared Won." C.a.tlrWM .,. belq cantul, however. .. ONS or •v CUSN'n ... approached to be •PGt•woman for a cbarl\1'• aotl·1motl111 campaip," Kt. Joaepb reealll. •'Tbe problem ii tbe 1mokea. We tumecl It down. "We realize tbat u aoon u we put a celebrity on u spokesman for a product, that's an en· dortement .... I want ll to be eomethlna they know about and like," Ma. Joeepb says. ··Any lnteWaent aaenl who la not Just blinded by money Ian 't 1otn1 to put a client into t0m.UU.0. like a pimple cream commercial ... In fact~ ll la Juel auch medicinal and aclentlflcally b11ed productt that are the nc•1foeu1. .. THE TYPICAL eddorae- mentl on TV. from IOda pop to noor wax, are not of concern t.o UI." H)'I Heller. "What we're talkina about are technical areas -medlch:~1 engineering, and sdentltlc manen which re-quire expertise." Thus, the FTC filed com- plaints aaalnel the manufac· turer and advertiser of an al- leged mlleaae·lncreaslng car device, the GR Valve. The TV pitchman 'waa ex-a s tronaut Cooper; and the F'TC said he wrui falsely presented as an expert In automotive cnemeerlng. There was no financial penal ty. but in an agreement reached in July, Cooper agreed to in· vestigate more carefully any product he endorses. The ads have been dropped by Ad marketing Inc., the company which sold them to TV. IN A STRICTL V legal seme. attorneys differ Qn whether the FTC could win a court case against a celebrity endorser. "It could be ar1ued that lf the public knows the endorser la a famous actor who la being paid to aay these t.bin'9, they would not accept hla etatementa aa those of an ex~rt." says Bever· ly Hills a ttorney Warren Deutsch. "But lf the celebrity says. 'I personally guarantee this pr<>duct,' that could create Habllity. It's really an untested area." The rrc·a Heller cites a relat· cd leeal precedent as support ror the FTC position. In lhe 19619 de· etalon, the California Supreme Court held that Good Housekeep- ing Magazine could be Uable for a product endorsed with lts seal of approval. ON SALE THRU SEPTEMBER 19 ~OFT~ •pecials of the week. BEGONIA CHARM 1 G.a. Now •t.91 regularly ..,.25 3G ... Now'8.98 • regularly $11.26 SPATHIPHYLLUM V Now'6.t5 regululy Sl0.9' J Brown Jordan UMBRELLAS 30% OFF Chooea from a fantMtlc Mlection of umbreJlu to keep you cool during the hot month• ahead. Meo• 180N PLUS CHELATE Every desk and desk chair Quality desks In time for school. 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ScboolaHit PBDNO <AP> -City and c9'dJ olftdala bere have crltlehed the Fresno Ullifted Sebool Distnct for refuaiq to help pay for thla year'• school crosslnc lluard program. The acb ool diatrlct helped finance the program lut year for the f1nrt time due to budget difflcultles tllat arose from Propoaltion 13. ~ ~ g ~ ~ ~ I: e ~ t: F. I ¥ .: ;: I :: icome f let us dazzle you with our CcMIJt Judie ru*I ID U.. dlltrtct'I faftl'. ,.. • IMIUtet Oout al~ bl l'J I EM ....... 11111 ...... "9rt ndlq . ....... ... ~· ........ Olml ................ cowt nal· Jg.._ -- 'l'D .,....& COVaT GP1oioo 11ld ~· dl1trl1t'1 po11tton d!•· erlm...._. .. a•mt BY•n fmder ~ 1tat. ... uhltkle. Tb• cliltrlet .,.. itn• ......... tlM • .._ to ta.. o.s. ~=-J1ar1 coatlnuea to teacb bLI cluMI ud to oblerve b1a ~ure''' hcalJ dayt. ''We'r. DQt tryiq to rlck OD tbe re· U1toua part ot tb1a a all . . . but rather to 111 tbeM are the clay. wbeo We HJ*t OW elftDloyMI to be here," Raalr(aa 1&14. 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Ufe at the Im· • • perlal alley Humane Socie· ty , El Centro, doesn't offer the security -Kisha, four months old,' and her year-old companion, Nameless1 ?leed. So Kisha mes t& lick the problem with phone call• for help. The, female dachshunds hope: their prayers are. answered. • •••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : NEW 1979 : : Chevy 8'x12' Stake! : • • : is ready to go to work I : . ' . . • ! ~· •• • I C-J~-1' , • . ~~--. . • • • • • •• • • • • e One·Ton Truck No. 200177/1270 • • Check these specs: • • "" Auto. trans "" 7 SO duals : • "" Power steering .,, Heater/defroster e • "" HD spnngs "" Mirrors e : "" Eng 011 cooler "" Trans. 011 cooler e • "" VB engine "" Gauges option e • ONLY • ! $8998 ! : NOWI : : B~ stock nn 1979 pickups, wans, LUYs, C&Cs, : e PRICED TO SELL! : !HOWARD: i Chevrolet ! • Do•• ... 9'lal Sh. • e MIWPOIT llACH e • 1 ............... J.11111 "·'"..... • : 833•0555 : • • • • • • • DD THAT GHAT GM rnLING • • With GDIUINI Gii PARTS. • ••••••••••••••••••• What CAN You Get fora dime thesedap?? LOCAL ·WANT ADS DIMIA.uMIS PMYSATUIDAY DAILY PILOT • ,, ....... &•WWW•· -.-.----......-..... MC~.-...~----·----------. .... --.-.---... --~ .-.. -----------------.... -··-.A L (. J • .... "' . ·-----.. .., Ba1111lllalRet~ed An American exped1Uon, bellded by Jack Wheeler, 35, of Loa Angeles, leaves Bramans, French Alpa, with the goal of tracing the route taken by Hannibal ............ through the AlJ)I in the Second Punic War against Rome. With Wheeler are his fiance Jacqueline Vial-Kina; Sam Oschin, 65, a friend; two 4'lepbant bandlers and a photographer. The elephants are rented. Laguna League Seeks Dolls The Assistance Lea1ue of La1una Beach is aeeklnj COD· lrlbuUons of old dolla, which will be refurbUbed and given to tbe Navajo lnd.lana in Arizona. Tbe 13-year-old Aid to Indians pro1ram 11 coordinated by Al.· been dlatribul.ed In past years, and lea1ue oftlclala HY they need more dolls and stuffed to ya. Mrs. Glenn Soelberg at •99-3758 for lnlormation. El Toro r11tdent Wtlllam R . lunik ha bHa aamed ,...,..1 maaa,_. ot tbt Alilo Water 11...,._ meat Apnc)'. toDowtq u.. ,.._. UOD 1Mt lab' ot former ••mer ddet J9n V. Foley. Suk.UC.•· Who bu been aetiDI ltD•ral manacer for A W1IA alnce A venal Votes To Incorporate AVENAL <AP ) -Realclenta of tbia west K1oo County community have voted to iDc:orporat.e by a vote of 4211 toue. Tbey allo voted 412 to 280 to cbooee memben of the clty council at lar1e instead of by di.strict. Jo addttioo, the city mana1er form of 1ovenunent waa cbolen and an overwhelmJ.og majority approved keepin1 the name Avenal for the community of about (,000. Founded in 1928 aft.er the dlacovery of oll ln the nearby Kettleman Hllil, Avenal bu seen several uoaucceutul incorporatimi attempt.. • July, WU appotated by UM board ot dlrecton lat .... U llAI WOUSD for UM qeey liDC. lauary, 1t'l8 U I NCiltend ••1tneer. and waa formerly an ·ea•lneer for the State Water l1etourcel Control Board. Sukenik received h1I BS dqree 1D civil en11Deerln1 from New Yol'lt State Unlvenily al Buffalo, and a m11t.era degree ln sanitary eqineer-ms from Vlr&lnla Tech. He Jaaa &een acUn1 1eneral NEWMANAQ!R W. H. lukenlk maaa1er for the acency aloce July -------- when Foley accepted a job u 1eneral mana1er ·of the Moul loo Ni1uel Water District. The Allao Waler Mana1ement A1eocy 11 coa.at.ructin1 a $50 millloo South Coast wutewater project, ex· peeled to be completed within three years. Tbe agency wlll provide service to expected future resident.a of the Irvine Coaat, and the coutal communities of Emerald Bay, Lacuna Beach and South Lacuna. Inland areaa to be served by the sewer and wastewater project in· elude communities within the Moulton Niguel Water Diatrlct, El Toro and lbe Los Allaos area, which encompuses Lake Forest. HOME BREW KIUS16 NEW DELHI, India tAP> -Slxteen people died after drinking pot.onoua bome·brewed llquor in four days in Lucknow, capital of Uttar Pradesh State. Ten others have been hospitalized and an official inquiry bu been ordered into the polllonin1a. the I,>ress Trust of Ind.la said. • al.atance Leque volunteers wbo f patnt, sew and dreu uplold dolla for Nav~ cblldreo. S llore than 11,000 dolla have Dolla caa be delivered to the Turnabout Shop at 526 Glen· oeyre St. between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m . Tuesdays throulh Fridays. Call league president Mra. ( "a T •OPPI! ) SATIRIZES In the DAILY PILOT ~ E•I FOR TOUCH·T f i J . . . 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Going Rate Acnmnt at the rnt c shown in th<' hox . /\11d mc~uhurk,, if .}\)ti put yuur tllOlll'V inn(, 1110111 h. $ I ( ),()()().I I l i 11i111 l I I l I • 1 · 1, i 11 < :t•rtifiro h•. gll Iii<• hlglu -qt trttc•q m11ihtl 1ll, ltu111 1111v ft •tlt 111llv ii 1\111\ ·d f i11111 h 1111 111111It111i1111 'll111t \wl11 1I \\lt'llflVil l i11t r 1t'"'' ~11lij1 , t 11111 Rlllt'lt1111 t1ul 111I C"0 14'f Jt<'llrtlfV f1 11 111111\ Wit I 1d1 llW1ll. w(1 (liq() ql l(tfltl I llfl«lldl'l tll !It 1 UlllllUllt~ UH I( «;f"'f vi t-41, With 1inv J\llcdntcJ ~ sl\lltt~~ ll<..'C:uunt. yu11 w-:11 ft tt thU 1,u~ and docu 111 flt u ~ .y It tJ! But B. )\1\lt 'H4Jllf tl ,, #'' ''I~ we odd r1 mo I Free tnwt?1 h k~ t m ord nl and not • :ol lc1t t lut a f' u a $1,000 halon <'. l'n'f' IK'I >tutl ch king, when you hit S2.000. J\ r~ Mic deposit hox.al 2, 500. And our exclusive Stalt~n um·~ Club, at selected I u 111 h ht ·~1 whnn }~mr savin~ ltnl11t1t t • t\'11t lwc; $7,500. N 11\\ ti wu . I.est anyone >''•I t I 11 • "'' "'H i ntprc~4'ion . Wt' tilt1111ltl p1 1in1 1 mt that we <lo 11ll 11t1 .. ~l11dh Bt1nmsc if~ ~OOll h 11 \1t,~\lt•nud it'c;>,to<XI frn 1111-. tk~~. , tt I rt hf~ Ad ll10Vt"' you to 1 I ·11 '" t u uunt at All!4tate vlt ·~. 'II pay dearly nil riHht . Hut te HOf "H to enjoy y h1t t1.'llf1li11H com ,Untied mlnutcof jt, FOuntalft Valley 18798 Brookhurst Ave. CVrtlley t:cnt r Pln~n). l•\dlcrt.on 1107 So. HRrbor Blvd. Mllllon Viejo 27521 Puerta Real. N wport BeiM!h Otte' otporult-t Plo~t San t1 menu, 911 So. FJ Camino Real. nta Ana 1200 W 17th St. Tu tin 1Hi!i2 Irvine.• Blvd. WefltmJn1ter/Huntlftlto.n B11ala 540 ~nit r Mall. · . . . . ' 0 $100 ... ON A NEW MAGNAVOX COMPUTER COLOR 330™ TOUCH·TUNE™TY with Hfgh Resolution Fiiter that hn 330 """ of resoluUon (compa1red to ordinary TV wtth 260) -for a 25% sharper, du,., color picture than ner before ~bl•. Model I010- CofttempotetY ltyted 2&" dlagoMI oo6of TV. . 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It's not known who got in the flnal word but the odds are on mama. Ho11se Mt111s Pay Raise Congress to Vote Soon on 1980 Salary Level WASHINGTON (AP) -Members ol the House of Representatives are girdinc for the second bat· Ue of lVl9 in a war over how much money they will pay themselves during the next fiacaJ year. The starting point la the curnmt salary of $57 ,SOO a year. The posalbWttee for change range from no raise at all to a 12.9 percent increase. THE STAGE .Oil A SHOWDOWN within the next dlree weeu was set wben a House Appropria- tio111 subcommittee unanimously agreed to resur- rect Je&lalation that would grant a 7 percent cost· Of·Uvial pay booeL Tbe action of the legislative appropriations subcommittee ran comtter to predictions from House leaders that congressional pay would be frozen for 1980. That public auessment came aft.er the House rejected tbe orilbW proposal for a 7 pereent pay ralH Ult .Jane ud returned the bill appropriating ~ for J.l80 congressional operating expehses tt U. IUbeommittee for further acttoa. IN8'l'UD OP REVAMPING TBAT bill to im· pole a INl1' f.nae .. Bouse leaders predicted, the aubcommtttee vot.d to keep intact tbe original re- commendation for a 7 percent raise. The meuure went to the Houle Appropria.. tiou Committee for further action. It la apec1ed to be voted on by the full House before the new federal budget year begins Oct. 1. lo a related development, Seo. Orrin Batch. R· Utah, introduced a bill in tbe Senate to freeu con- gressional aalaries at SS7,500. A spokesman for Hatch said the bill would al- low a cost-of-livtng increase for top federal employees but would prohlbtt any increue in COD· greaaional salaries. The spokesman asked not to be named. BOTH OPPONENTS AND SUPPORTERS of a pay raise agree that unless some action is taken by Oct. 1, members "of the Houae and the Senate could receive a 12.9 percent pay raise -$7,417 a year. Such an increase would be the result of a con- gressional declllon several years back to include members of the House and Senate in any coat-of· living pay increase itven federal worken. The 12.9 percent flaure la calcu1ated by acldlng a 5.5 percent "automailc" pay ralle pusecl up by Coo1reaa lh1a year plus the 7 percent ralse Presl· dent Carter has ordered for all federal worken for 1980 -plus 0.4 percent interest on the 1979 raise Coniresa declined to take. A" nJLL U.1 PERCENT INCREASE seems unlikely, however, since no member of the House or Senate bu publicly aclvocated keei>ina the full amount. Suppoc1en ol a pay raile have 1enerally ad- vocated taking an increase ol either 5.S percent or 7 percenL Opponents contend there should be no raise at all Ironically, Coq:reu ft.Dda itself in its predica- ment because ol an attempt to curb the need to vote on pay increuea. Instead of votin1 every few yean on whether to ra.lae its own pay -a b1Ch1y unpopular vote with eomtltuents back bome -Coqreu dedded to include its members and employees amoac federal worten who 1et automatic C01t-of.lh1q increases each year. M11dMlxe~ Wallow Game Warm NORTH CONWAY, N .B. (AP) -A New Yon team bas won tbe e!Cbtll mmual llud Bowl football pme, which llft tile pla.JWW ta1ldal more about the texture and 9l'OIDa of tllle fteld tiu about the aeore. Tbe New v.,-Ba=••---., of llo11nd Pa· tent, &lipped 9'j,'.QM dlfl Snt dMm ... llOUDt W_.......,_ VlilJe:1 Boil MID OftlUme Ja U... deep mad that allo 11a•eteed a MUie N mmn. ''It <&bl ~) D"9 ..... tatme .... a alee ....., .. Mid Bob """Gulta of tbe Boll. upi_, .. lq la tbit ........ a • .,.,, ...... .................... ftoodl4 wb,... .. pnparatlm for tbe HYeD•IDU touch football ............. The automatic provision would have come into play for the first time in 1978, when the 1979 pay scale was being set. But Congress bad increased its pay the year before -from $44,800 to SS7,500 - and was still sensitive to criticism over that hefty raise. As a result, it decided to forego the S.5 per· cent cost-of-living raise ll otherwise would bave- received this year. IT om TIUS BY ATl'ACRING a provision to the legislative appropriations bill stating that no funds appropriated by the bill could be used to pay cost-of-living increases for congressmen or for employees wbo made more than $47,SOO a year. That action did not wipe out the 5.5 percent in· crease but only deferred It for one year. thus rals· ing the possibility of an •·automatic" 12.9 percent increase next month. 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Anahelm P'lie Ql!tf 1 .... w. IW'7. "· lual &aDOunced he will r9tlre ln December. He laa1 led tbe Anabelm Fire Department for the past etalai yean. Job T~aining Plan Backed For Inmates Women inmates will have Job -:kills when they are released from Orange County J all lt a grant application Oran1e County Superviaon have approved wins approval at the federal level. Supervisors approved the ap- plication for $16,000 from the California omce of Crlmlaal Justice Planning to set up a job tralnlne proeram for women Jailed at the county facil1ty. ANOTHER sz .... in matcbinc funds from the Sheriff-Coroner's budeet would supply the dollars needed to hire an lnatructor to train women inmates as office clerks and Industrial sea mstresaes. Besides advlalng inmates in machine sewing and office pro- cedures, the instructor would train the women in job appUca· tion and interview technlq9es. THE PROPOSED JOb lr~g program wm help the county jail maintain standards mandated by the stale Department of Cor rections for inmate educalioq, according to a report submitted by the Criminal Justice Council. Wonen skilled 1n JDdmlrial sewing and clerical duUes are ln demand in today's Job market, the report said. Upon their release. trained in mates would be referred lo various agencies that a9lst In flnding jobs for ex-offenders. More F«krO/, Frafdiiii Due ()range County • ., Malm llYllAN •• MID dOVT ui,ooo ,... paperwortt II r:rtly to blame. aa 91tilililliif.... ••ID lJI reta1•• camp~ lD ll a d4ttl'UM at S.ut tbe moet OriMi ~ ..u1 Nttilft 11&1•111•~ Tltatlui' J.DdiLwia •tllble ~ ot Cblw ... ~ ...... Iii '-ca .. ol tta Md Hone ._,, ~-1aaff •tbalc Vietnam .... wbo ban llllllla ..... •tratloa of ID· beH o«eNdtaMftfaJ coaioeai. formed UM majority of t.boM -~ ,.,., .. s. lb• u.s. for aboat •,•of ....... but ad· fJeetu ID NHIJt lllOllUw. D • ' a r \ • • n t o t 8 t at• ' • dltlonal refu,... eoattnae to Clark lald the U .8. bu off erect :11 I • fOf' NlucM aftaln pour In. eouular aid to Vietnam to heJp .. W9du..ny Ur-Newport--"'Clark tala, boWenr, lhat reel proce11 tmmtvatlon pa~ra. He ...... tape bH cut th• numbers Hid Vietnam bu been receptive .. Wbal we'w S.&r'MCI here <Jn tome~bat. About 80,000 Vl•t-but ther• baa been a cfeJay ()naQe Couat1> would .. ad ua to namete n..t to freedom lD llay became ot concerns about such eoeeeatnte more federal aid oo but only U~OOO Jut mono.. detalla u otfiee apace and other tu mGI\ impact.cl a ... u ot the H e a a 1 d V I e \ n a m ea e ''technicalities." count.r'y," aald ambuaadof·•t· lar•• IUdwd Cla.rk. Clark, alter a Saeramento •••\:LN wltb tbe 1overnor'1• tui::e-0G ~. flew here to with memlitn of the lo-~ochl ... • Retu1ee Forum of Oraqe Oouat)'. a coaUt1on ot public md private aeencies. WOU.OWING THE meettnc, Clark 11114 a preu conference at llobert Bein, William Frost and A11odatea near John Wayne 1 Alrpoft. He 1ald hu o rr1ce was e•tablhbed in March to ~rdlaat. refuaee aflairs botb wttbln the U.S. and In terms o( foreip policy. He said he came to Orange County to observe the situation and to learn. "We're here in part because we th1Dk you've done a pretty aood Job and we'd like to learn about it." Clark aald. BE AG&l!EO THAT housine LI one ot the top priorities and eaprelMd concern that there la little or no public housing in the county. On being lnforined that some ctUea such aa Costa Mesa plan to build subeldized boualne. Clart aald some extra federal funds mtebt be made available to help build more houslne for refugees. Of the 230,000 Indochinese retuaeea in the U.S .. 20,000 - about 9 percent -are In Orange County, he said. HE DECLINED lo speculate on whether I.he county has re· celved less than its fair share or federal funds for refugees in the past. but said he is forming the poli cy or concentrating the money on the most heavily a(. reeled areas, among which he included Orange County In addition, Cluk ~aid, I.he Refugee Act of 1979 lo extend re· lmburaemenlS for public as· stStance and medical aid to ref· u1ea was approv~ 85-0 in lM Sen~te las t week ad l~ espec~ for a vote in the House next week. About 14.000 more Indochinese refugees a month are expected lo arrive Ill the U.S. during I.he next year. Clark s aid. 'I • t 2nd lllDUCTIOH 24 INCH IOI TIHS OEY ...... NA• ~~ ...... s4so ~=-·····'''' 2nd REDUCTION IS~ALCAMS 0 YUCCA O MAGMOUA OPODOCAAPUS OMYPOWM OIUCX,.. 0 SILKOAI 0 UYLAM>ll CYNISS D nA21UAH ,.,,. 01vaGll94B.M OIY ....... ASH 0 SYCAMOlll 0 rTAUAM CTPllSI OHYa.•Meu.,... OYUCCA OCOaA&.Tm Ate MANY MORI Y90MC:.1~ D .. IW DAI.AMO C~TIM ~S-i! UtlOMTlllS IU&•ltA COWACTA ouaoWM111S APIOflSSO. 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Dan, •• to lh)'I Land.tac to tell tbe AT 'IRE END of Ausuat. flnlab tbe tchool 7Nr. Loek• tMre bad been a fire Lo c k e re tu r n e d to Pope's Recordings Heavy Sellers? NEW YORK (AP} -Pope John Paul II isn't likely to make tbe Top 40, but reeordlnp of his MuHS 1D three lansuasea wW to on aale durlnt bis upcomiq viltt to tbe United St.at.. a record· inl company apokeaman aaya.. The recordiq will be IOld for $10, moeUy Uirougb parish cburcbea and direct mall. "IT 18 THE VATICAN'S DESl&E that people throupout tbe world be able to experience the pope's own voice and mesaagee, • • aaid Joel Carlins of Bryn Mawr Productions, Ltd., a Chicago com· pany with exclualve rilbta to tbe records in North America, Canada and Mexico. Carlin said his company la working wit.b the Vatican to do a "tasteful, credible job" and said he hopes the Vatican will lat.er approve more records cf papal speeches and special Muses. THE ftaS'i TBaSE a.EOO&DING8 are of Mu._ said in Spa0 lah dilrine the pope's trip to Mexico. in En&llah at a scbocil in Rome, and in Polish at t.be Sistine Chapel, Carlin said. 'Change' Art Shown "The Time of Cban1e" la the theme for an exhibit of five paintings by Lln1 J ai Chung being featured through Sept. 30 in Sad· dleback College's Fine Aru Gallery. The show is open for public viewing from 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m . Saturdays at the gallery on the Mission Viejo campus. For i nform ation. phone 831-4760. Traffic Dips The three-muted merchant ship Elissa, shown at tdl>· in present condition, will be restored to lts 19th century shape <bottom > as a sailing vessel by the Galveston His· tori cal Society. The project will cost a million dollars. The pope's speeches and Masses durin& his v.lait here al.lo will be neorded, CVlin aaid, and wltb approval, will be made into reeotda. 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This pair were proving It at Sleepy Hollow off the shore of Laguna Beach: ~~Mesa Studies Curb ~On Drug Devices HACiLJD'MCK. N . .J. (At')-~ A tlO ..... lawlult Mi ·Mia ftW ........... ,....,... ., s • •1 ~'ward· wla_alac .... , ......... tary·~ -.,•llM'' wit.la •l•"P ......... · u.;·aurtce 1"r11•r • • J~fMJ CUy attora•1 repreHatln1 alne eblldnD 1'ho took iNlr\ .lD tbe docu.-&ar>' ud tMlr ,.,....., "*' tlae tult ...... t prodacer Arnold lltaplro, bla company OoW W•t .Bl'Oadcuten, nar· N&el'•ad.or PM« J'alk. WN'ZW· TV, tbe New York Stat.loo that aired th• documentary. and Rhl1efteld Park Police Sat. Charles Martini. TBE FILM DEPICTED a ae11lon of the Llfen Group of Rahway State Prison in which the youn11tera, all of whom had minor brushes with the Jaw. were berated by in- m a tea serving life terms in prlaoo. The inmates lectured tbe youth.a. in lbe vilest of street lan1uage, about prison Ufe. Under the Lifers pro1ram, which has been dupli~ated ln several states, the youths were treated u prisoners and were told or prison violence and homosexuality in an effort lo scare the juveniles into a "straight" life. The suit charged that Shaprio misrepresented various aspects of tbe documentary to the juveniles. "SHAPIRO CAJOLED THE kids into participating," Frager sa id . "He told them the documentary woald not be Mown cm tlae EM& COMt 11111111 that tMr would be treated u fu..tl.c tM ,....__ Tiiey were rtated llltt R-ritoa•ra lhemlllWI." · Freier aald Sbaprto toe* •· falr 9dHnta1e ot the cbildren'a wllllDIDHI to appear on televbdoL "It wuo•t a \rue doc!umen· t•iJ· '' Fraser aaid. ''SbaPl'iO to tbem to act toacb before the eamer• started. Once lm1de tbe prilGn. the chlld.ren weren't allowed to talk and were aub-Jeeted to tbls boReDdoua vua,ar pro1ram." · TBS 8Vrl' AL80 alle1ea tbat several of the youthl became W because of the baraumeat ot in- mate. and a psydliatriat told Fra1er aome of · tbe cblldnn may be "premaneoUy scarred" becauae ol tbe qperience. The suit seek.a $10 million in compensatory and punitive dama1ea. Fr...,. aakl the famllles auf. fered mental anxiety due to the program. "They cot letters from rel· at1ves aaldn1 bow come their children were depicted in a criminal light." 811A.PmC> AND FALK ·were unavailable for comment. Muriel Reeves, a lawyer for WNEW·TV. said the station would not comment on the IWt until the court papen were re· viewed. . ~ • jected to tbe banb reallU. of priloa lite. "Tbe kldl can't 1et tlmJalb the froat door wtthout tbat .Sp lr~..,''beaald. IAnclano 1aJd be wu happy to bear several youn11tert became oau1eoua beeauae of tbe pro- tram. ••1p A DllSCalPTION of prilon life wtD make a u .. year. old •omit. that'• peat," Lan· dano said. "It will be a lutmi· lmpreuion foe eve!')' time be tbiaka about committin1 a crtme." Landano said the juveniles were not coached in any way to perform for the cameru. SUED ALSO -~~ PeterFaUl Dogs Dav' Day Pooch Probl.ems Discussed Doaa were the topic or two di&cussioru this' week at a Costa Mesa City Council study session. Vice-mayor Arlene Sc:bafer said she wants to look into a change in licensing because, while dop are licensed for 12 months, rabies ahots are valid for 30 months. SHE SAID TBA T. lbe third year, owners have to pay for a new shot before it's needed, al e:1 tra expense. Council menibers agreed to loot into lbe matt.er further and instructed staff members to present alternatives at their Nov. 13 study sessioo. Councllman Dom Raciti had a complaint of a different nature. CounctJ members noted that their city doesn't have a Jaw requiring people to clean up after their canines. However. lbey didn't request any further action on the subject. Oemente Chamber Plans Luau Event An ordinance to restrict the sale or narcotics paraphernalia is un- 4er consideration by the Costa Mesa City Council. Members s aid at a study session this week they have received .complaints from parents and were dismayed to find roach clips, cigarette papers and similar items displayed at a record store. Meeting Set On Laguna Zoning Rules Martini, a juvenile officer for lbe Ridgefield Park Police de- partment. said Wednesday be still supports the Lifers pro- gram . "I had been briniing kids in twice a month for three yean and very few or them ever aot into any trouble again." "I think we should look at splitting the pub between the people and the doga." be said. "I think the people should 1et a little more because they pay for the damn things. San Clemente Chamber of Commerce orricials have scheduled a Sept. 21 Hawailari- style mixer. The luau mixer will begin at 5 p.m at Taylor's Antique Alley, lOJ Ave. CabriUo. A $1.50 dona· lion includes drinks and hors d'oeuvres. JIM LANDANO, PRESIDENT AT CITY MANAGER Fred Sorsabal's suggestion, they said Jbey will ask the Costa Mesa ~hamber o f Com me r ce lo cooperate in a survey or what atores carry such it.ems . s tricter ordinance. he would rather have a weak one that is legally acceptable than no or dinance at all. of the Lifers, said the parents .. W ALl'1NG IN THERE ii like signed consent forms which told walking in a mme field," be them thP children would be s ub· added However , City Attorney Robert Campagna pointed out that any ordmance would have to be carefully drafted because of potential legal problems. He noted for example that ci garette papers are used .for :rolling tobacco, which is legal, u well as for making marijuana cigarettes. THE COUNCIL WAS present· ed with a copy of Garden Grove's anti-paraphernalia or- dina nce. which r equires that such items be sold in a room off. limits to anyone under 18 Councilman Dom Raciti said that. although he would prefer a ~Rabies Clinic Slated/or Capo Beach "A child cannot walk mto a bar and yet he can walk into a music store and buy anything he wants. which is worse than a drink," Raciti said. Marine Lab Faces Delays Construction or the Oranee County Marine Ins titute Laguna Bedch planning com- missioners will meet Wednesday to discuss development stan- dards in the single-family res- idence zone. The commission is seeking o pinions fro m architects . builders, homeowner groups and the public on whether the city should change It.a current reg· ulations regarding building size and lot size. facilities planned for Dana Point CURRENTLY, THE city re- Harbor will be delayed at least quires the build.log noor space until late October. be limited to SO percent of lbe Orange County s upervisors area for interior lots and 60 per. this week agreed to re-open bid· cent for comer lots. ding for the $499,000 rirst phase o r the project bec ause no The re are no regulations s atisfactory offers were re· s pecifying bulk, or building ceived from pro s pective volume under current zoning builders. regulations. The proposed marine facilities Newport Man's Trial Set A trlal date of Oct l& has been set in Los Angeles federal District. Court for Larry Donald Smith, 44, of Newport Beach who races extor tiolr charges m an alleg ed k idnapping during' which th e v 1c t 1m mys te riously d 1s ap pear ed. Smith. of 4640 Park Newport, remained inl c u s tody in the Los1 Angeles County Jail , held In lieuof$200,000. are a joint undertaking by the The commission will also county's four community college seek opinions regard sub- dislrict.s and the Orange County standard building lots. Com-IN A COURT ap· Department of Education. mJsaioners want to know bow The 4,200-square-foot building the public feels about combinillf pearance Monday· be · 11 h l Jots wherever feasible so that pleaded innocent to w 1 o use t w o e c · cbarg-of violation or t 'I bo to · g Ile and new construction occurs on lots ...., An a nti-rabies vaccination ure. a ra nea, a a ry the Hobbs Act, a federal' c linic for dog owners in lobbyintendedforocean-relat.ed meetingthecode,eveniflbelots statute covering e:llor· Capistrano Beach is scheduled e ducational, recreational, are legally nonconforming. lion from bus inesses ......... ....-~ forSept. l8. cultural and scientific activities. engaged In interstate! The clm1c wi ll be held from 7 p.;~.;,,. Sla•ed THE STUDY session· will be commerce. to 8:30 p.m. at the fire station at .,._,.""'-' ., held at 7 p.m. in council cham· Smith Wal arreatedl 26111 Victoria Blvd. There is a $2 bers at 505 Forest Ave. Aug. 218 in connection ehargeforlberabiesvaccination. wlth an ~ed abduc-F E/Je l Results of the session are ex· · of c B at Veterinan'~ of the Southern Or P y Uon aro YD e er, • I nact.ed to help the commiaakm .,.. fG----G California eterinary Medical develop p-.-1 reiulatioaa for .,,.,o uvaa rove . .Association donate lbeir time to The Costa Mesa Senior au--~~public bearings. Milnv!!.~i.!a.torbs thsaid :Clinics as a public service. Citizens club will hold~icolc ~ 11 a.a1 ... r s ro er , D r at Larry Fox of Anaheim, ogs our ·months and older from 11 am. to 4 p.m. ay wat tbe IUb'-'t of the al-;are required by law to be vac· Estancia Park, Adama Avenue 'P"- 'Cinated against rabies, and a at Mesa Verde Drive West. 'J'hief Gets Gelll8 leged est.ortion attempt. <¥&lid vaccination certificate is The event will feature games They Hid Smith de· ~eded to license a dbg. Vac· and contests, including tbe San Clemente resident Fran manded $100,000 ransom -einations are good for 30 selection of Mr. and Ms. Costa Karues of 114 Ave. Coto told for Mill Bealer. >111ontha. Meaa Senior Cltlsen. police tbat a bur1lar bad BUT SMITH insl1t1 • For more information, call In.formation la available by taken $3,000 in &NOrted Jewelr1 that Miu Bealer wu 8 "4~:...·4802:.:.:.::.:.· _________ ..:c::•=llln:=!l:..:7:.:5'-.:..::539::.:.1:.... ------:--.:.·f_rom:=:::be::r=bom==e::·======= willinl accomplice in the .. ( . , acbeme. He told Jt'B1 a1enta be was preaaured into the plot by two men known oaly as Ray and .Jack. Aecordlnt to Smith'• account, Ml11 Bealer ctilappeared •bile on a boat trip out of Dana Point Harbor w'lth Ray and.Jack. NEWPOAT BEACH police are iDYe1U1atin1 ber cliuPPMl'anee. la doeuaMnta filed in federal eoart th1a week, It ... ao&ecl tbat Smith Ian •t the eaWe broker be claimed to be at tbe time of b1a arrest. TboH documents state that be ta a profe11ional 1ambler wbo bu 11mbl· fDI debt• totalllDI $108,000. •We11, mape eo. • • • . . . . •lut talk 18 eo che•p-•nd eo tt•nallory. • •When JOU W8nt fOod berg11tna -prtcea 10f.1 can count on day In •nd day out, the pf'OOf la In Print • • • • .In tM grocery 8ds In the Delly Piiot. . •ConfuMd.., ...... conlktl119 clel••? •lhop th• Dally P.tlt»t, 1•• the f•cta, com- pare. • • • .then rou know you're ,..,., getting the mo8t for your money. . .. , . •• - ................ -- -...... -------,.._ .. ~ ~ -.. ~ ..... 46 -... - - -., ."i ... ----- --.. • •C.-.. --... ----... -• -. ,.. • -.. .. • --;--·----· >-· i -· t " . I 1 AEIJGION l AT YOUR SERVICE QUEENIE 6-s Pridag Ride C'••JtHe•tetl DEAR PAT: Can you expla.ln the new federal gaeoUDe pricing rule in a way that I can UD· dentand it? I 've read about it, but tb.ll Juat con· fuaes me more. V.S., FOUlltain Valley AYS will &Ive It a try• Ml tM pa 'rtdq nJe eoahaaee ccmnmen beeaue 1t•1 eo•plleated ... &laere are a aamber of -varlaWee bnol..._ Bukal· ly, Ute F.eoeomlc Repla_, AdmWetraU. la· aaed a Dew guollDe prlelq nJe • laly 11. w..aela became mandatory Aas. 1. Tlae aew rate autlaorlaea retall guolble ltadoll operaton a mu· imam allowable mark·ap el u.c eata r:r 1aUo&. That mars:ta la adcled to tM wMlelu-prlee of 1aaoli.De after federal, atate, ud leeal tuea ... la .aMd to eo•er t.lae dealer'• _. pna& .... ...._ .. expew. TM .._ nile .... die Pftl'W el eacla ....., a 1•eemt per 1an. nrtuee fer a "8· U.. or all l&allou .. a ..-me ,...... ... area wlWa tM Rate. ftla pnTlilllll allowa lledllltJ .. •lllaUIM wt.ere tM..,, nle ••1 eaae ~a.le laaNMtp • .,....er, la eadl eue, a 1e.e~1 nrtuee mu& be CM&-J..ane.L Eaela reaD luellM •aler II,....,_ to fJMt , &Ile maid••• 1ellla1 prtee of eacla t7pe of 1a10 ... la a ca..,I••• t.eaCllm at tM ltalMa. Tbe p.rtdJlg 11111Urala • 6e 9'111 •ut .. at,leut foar ~ ldlta. la acldlUoe. tlae atp mut llit t.lae • carrem mulmam Selllat prlee ud &lie mu:ta .. allowable goes marpa. Enry lb moatlla, bePt-Dla' December tm, tlae allowable .,._. •U· lmam will be reviewed ud adjmte4 to allow tH tanatfioL Tlte 11ew nale applies to bMlepeadeat,.. tall tuobe dealen oaly. Fttel F91ll11p't c .. ,.a.1a Bere DEAR 8EADEB8: TIM Eeeeomle ..... ateiry A•mbdlltratloe ha1 estahllllt'd a toll·free llleellae to re«lve couamer complalata aboet chaler operations. Before flllal a eomplalat, laue tM followlDC detalla ready IO &laat JOU eemplalat may be bodied expe41tto..ty: aame ud addreu of atadoD; elate ef ga10U.e pattlauea; prtee paid; madmaa allowable price posted;, ud sracle el gasoline parcbased. The hoWne aamber II (JM) 424-tm. l"lflflltd Pup'• Pate• Pabaltd DEAR PAT: We just &ot back from a family camping trip. We bad a snat time, but our poor dog overdid running around in roety areu and heavy brush. ma pawa are really IOte. Do you know of any home remedy? D.C., Costa Mesa A veterinarian contacted by AY8 ncemmencll P.,lleaylmercmtc aalve to lleal ... &...._ yoar dos'• foot pacla. Cooled po&ato peel water (a llaadlal of peels bolled la a qurt el water f• It mlaates) aoodla 10re padl, u do ••1. mlaeral or cutor oU applied at Dllbl U ,..UW., pat Mme kl.ad of "booties .. Oil you dos'• pawa after appl,1· las Ute alpt treatmeat. DEAR PAT: 'We boupt a vacation home in the mountains a long time ago. We .,.. thtnktnt about remodeHn1 lt for 19ar-rouod residency. One of the tbinp we 'd like to doll put in a 1eptic tank. Do we need a perm.it for tbia, and should we do the job ounelves? C.S., Fountain Valley la aim.GI& all areaa, )'OD aot oalJ Med a Jenllt te llan a aeptic taU lal&aUed, ,.. a1M •• fellew eertala ra&Mr atrtd resalallom •MW It la eeMtndecJ ud ltow It operatee. nu la a 19' fw a pnl .... •I co.tractor ~M ben all a'-t tM ~area'• reaatathlll. Gener all._..... ti ......._ ____ ........ ~ .......... ... ,... ........ , ........ aec:eae.i ..... . 1 ll'l· '\. \1< l'\,; I HI q ·\ \1 1; I' \1 s A II H I ) : \ '1 I < l \ \, I I '. \ 1 ~.Septambtt 13. 1871 DAIL v P'ILOT Ai• . . So Let There Be Musle ~ Launclaet Sont1 Compo1ition Conte1t INDIANAPOLll (AP) -. .,...... .. ~-rial u ....... ~ for ........ ..., drlo&r, Ml f• ta.. euULlJ CMINI•· ... ~ ............ eta .. U..9'~1aa .. .-..~ ..... . ft9* ... ,,,...,... tM Qrtl. Uaa Clauob (Otac:l•l11 of Clartah. wit.la tu worlit bud· ,uarten b•r•. to lauacb a aacNd m.Sc eompoeidoa coo-tett, eompa.te With tub' ,mi.. la, leered music. We baTt qalt. a •• mlllidau lD our dainh ud ,.. u.ou,trt It would bt aood to IUmulat• them to do IOIM HCNd mmic beclUM . (t'• not ·part ol our tradlUoe." ADOUMr' NUOQ ll ~at aome b7mm baw been Uled 10 ID\aCb tbat tb11'v• become over· worked, be said. th• road, main·UD• American Prot .. tut communion." a1lo baa aomt aoelal reuou for wantiq Dn IOGP· "'IO •UCB O• UM 1acnd mU1lc ca oa1J' .. detertbed a1 terrtb&J MJdat lD ttl orteatatkla of ·=· ud ltl UM of the mu W Sender tb.rouabout," .. Seminar Seton Drinking A Hmlnar for 1•1 drlnken wUl be held a.pt. rt Ill '1:IO p.m. at Soutb Coalt Medical Center for bomoenuala wbo •uffer from alcobollam. WBY M>tJLD AN •tabblbed elnarda -with 1.• mllUoD aMm· ben -f•I the Mtd for new HONCI 1CJa11 wbeD the o&d 08ll taavt M'ftd tt .. n1 uws MYS A W81KLY com· mlUlloo Mn'ice and wbm _you bave a Wvtce like we do u am- da11 • year, you euaQlt Uae IDllerlal YtrJ quickly," Wood esplUmd. Wood explalned. ''We're hoptnc we ~an s•tber IOIDe material to reflect where we tbJnk tbe church oqbt to be, not OD.11 lD term• of laquap, but abo lD lta ouUook toward the world." Art A•., Tb• 1emlnar h 1pon1ored by the bolpltal'a CareUnit nd the Alcobollam Servtcea for HomoNxuala. The 1em1nar will out- line reeourcea available to l•Y alcoholic• in Oranse County. Guest speaker will be Mary Jane Park, director or the alcohol abuse pro· 1ram for the Los Ansetea County Gay Community Services Center. ··1 ..... tMte .... two w three ........ •• 1a1d Dr. Tbomu a. Wood, uocut.lve Mental')' of Uat elaureb'1 department of, mlnlltry. ''TM ftnt OM la Yer)' mundaM. We .,.. a 1'19-year-old deQOm•nadoa and u far u .. ea Ml, we•ve never beat ia- volm lD the proceu ot deftlop- Tile CODtellt ii open to mem· bin of the cburcb '1 Alaoc:iattoo ol Dlldple llUllc;lana and other memben and eniployeea ot the cburcb aDd lta coa1re1aUom. Tbe tDtrJ deadline la next June 1. Wood uJd tbe JuQlu by a panel of church ai'ualclana 1bould be eomplete by mid.J\lb. Tbe Olristian Cbu.rcb, which Wood detc:rtbed as "a middle-of· So for tbe first tlmt, the cburcb decided oo a coat.est to aoUcit new bylDAI, ant.beau, cboral worn .and or1an music. Caab awards ol $300 for f1nt place and SlOO for HCODd wW be liven in each cateiorJ "became we thoulbt It m.i~t pro,.tde a atimub• to 10me mualclam. "Most hymn writen never make a penny olf their bymm,'' Wood said. A 26-piece collection of works by artist Andrew Wyeth is on pu bile display in Green ville. S. C .. following a private showing that drew more, than 2.~ art lovers. The collection is owned by a Green- ville couple. For information, call '99·1311. LEVI'S & BRIT NIA LEVI'S SHIRT SALE Don't mis& our great aelection of Levi's traditblaljean fit. slim fit.. and weetern style shirts, all of euy care Poly/ cotton. Wide asaortmant of c:oiors and 1>9ttems. On sale for 10 days. or while supply lasW. Sizes S.M.L.XL., ~Sl7 .. l9.60 NOW$10.99 -$1199 GEno GENO SHIRT SALE Save on long sleeve. solid cob', j&carcf pett«n shlzte of pol)'/cotton or poly aepe de chine. Aaeort.ed cokn: On sale for 10 days, or while s::\1:tXL.. ~·23"28 NOW $12.99-$16.99 ... B.P.B~ SLACKS 25% OFF Oa.t 1ookina ~or double pleat atyS., availaO&e. IDS/ph. raycn'allk llube.. J>Oly/cottm and ..eraucur . A eeleCtecl aroup of In all..._, Sale good rar 10 days. or whOe .upply lut& Waist slaa 538, reg HH81 NOW $l9.49-$2'l.49 A11A.BE1M 2636 W. La Polma A .... , "91 ol NognoJJo. 714/821-35()9 OMNGE 189 S 7bstta A.-., n.tin at tbe Gard81l Grove Fwy. 7141139-1'191 BR\TTAN\A ·--------- ~ I ~-=;::::::: BRITTANIA JEANS ON SALE Chooee from two popular styles: prewuhed clwnbray or c:ottoo pin-cord m tan and ruel. Sale good for 10 days or while w ooly lasts. Wai.st 111.1.eS Zi-38, reg 122 NOW$15.99 SAVE ON WOMEN'S V-NECK VELOUR TOPS Summer's end savings oo our aoft velour V·oeck t.ope, in beeuti• fu1 fall col<n. Sale good for lOdaysOnly. Sizes S.M.L.. reg 120 NOW$16.99 GAL'S CORD JEANS FOR ~ Don't mile our savings Oil buic cord jeans, in aeeorted colors. Huny. on Nie for 10 day• only. Sir.es 6-13. ~ 119 NOW$13.99 SAll'rA ANA 3430 S &Vtol Ave, 'If ·mile norlb o/ Soutb Coallt Ploao. 1141957-8100 . MlSSlOll = 2!J:J52 NclDtyre; San Diego Fwy, La Pm exit. 714/SIJUJOO Wllnuh'S 15412 Goldeaw.t $,nut lo Q)/dta W.t Coillpt, 7141898-S!UJ BUln'lllO'ION Jl'AClf 1011 I AdCllU AY'e) Brooltbunt ct Adam& 'tl41964-33a3 AllflBIA 18800 GrtdI.y St, aat'09 b'OID la Cemtm C.Otw. 2131924-8883 ·II~ WESr Sf011£S ~ge County and ~rrft08. 7br1~•.no. Sbermcm Oab" NortbrJdge and OJtnmd. \ . -:-.-.;;;;;: .... " .... " -----,~'pgnlj!n'~ ......... _,-...... -.. ..--.._-------------------------·· -------- # ····--·-·· ....... \. ,. \ - Sooted tor .lob CALIFORNIA I NATION _Deposed S11rgeon Seeks NY License HP voa.K CAP > -or. ,,. o. Nork.. • IUr· llGD WboM prac:U" la CaMlnla cruMcl five yHra .., amld neul1 Sll m.llb m malpraetlee verdlctt and MtUtmtotl, la U"ylq to rebabWtate bleea....,.bere. . The Cll'tbooedJc 1ur1eoo, whole UctDH wu re· voked by California ID 111• for lacompeteoce, allaDce ud drua d•:::::Y. w applied to New"°"' for a Ucena• p;actlce and bu uked In C•Womla to be rellceued. '"Jbe lJlim• contider1Uoa la the tafe\1 of P•· tieatt," Hid Rowland. lllOt1LD NltW VOlll GllA.NT Nork a license to practJct, It would have oo restricUooa about what type ot medlcln he could practice. Alber Hld. Jt wu not known bow IOOD New York would act on Nork'• appUcaUon, but Alber said that in· formaUoo about the doctor 11Ull was being collect- ed. He tndlcated that reaultt of a retrial in Ml:ANWlllLB, HE HA8 aETtJ&NBD to CaUfomJa of one of the major sulta 11atn1t Nork Columbia Unlveraity under a fellowablp to train in would be awaited. · rehabWt.aUve mtdiclnt. The coune involves study Nork 1ub1J1ilted hl11 appliotion tor a New York and ot1Hrvtn1 paUtntt under aupervitlon of at-license the week before Chrtatmas and be11n month. He applied to California for relnatatement Aus. 13. BETWEEN lt7' AND 1'818 YEA.a, be wu bet¥ved to have lived Cor a time In Arisoaa and worked u an employment counselor and in- surance salesman. Hit ortainal medical de1ree wu awarded at Columbia Unlveralty ln 1953. Nork then intemed at the hospital operated by the Univeralty of Wl,consln and served a auratcal residency at Milwaukee County General HOllpitaJ,, · An orthopedic residency at D6ke University foJlowed. alone with a aunt lo the Air Force at Travit Air Force Bue. Jle lelt the military and established private practice in Sacramento In 1981. tendln1 tlcen1td rhy1iclan1 at Columbia-trainln1 at Columbla-Presbyter1an the following Preeb)'terlan Medlca Center in upper Manhattan. ----------.....;..--------=;..._------------------accoJ'diq to a 1pokeaman at the cent.er. ..._.. .-.....,. -.... v...ii -.,... C......... -•-K~ -~ n.. -c....,, L--c........ o.t -a.z .. .,. .. -0 111 Llfll Th• 1pokt1man Hid Nork, havin1 no clinical I ~ & appointment to the hoapltat, was there only as a £ student and wu not actually treatin1 paUenta. • ... .... I ... t I { Bealdea the mulUmiWoo dollar judamenta, the J malpracUC!e 1ulta a1alnat Nork lo Sacramento have been precedent-aetUna In establi1hln« 1 reaponalbillty to codefendant boepltala for prob-I lema coocernin& doctors on their staffs. accord· lnl to Robert Rowland, execuUve dlrector of California's Board or Medical Quality Asaurance Decked out in top hat and tuxedo vest. THE MAJOll POllTION OF 111E $13 milllon J Jimmy Farmer poses on bis JOb of in.settlements. however. was paid by Nork's in- c himney s weep in Fort Scott. Kan . sllters I I J Farmer, 40, a former roustabout, says be The 1wta were brouabl by about~ ot Nork's 1 has found his true calling prancing about rormer patient.a and alleged malpractice from 1983 j on rooftops cleaning chimneys. to 1970, a pertod In which the dootor performed ------------------hundreds of operaUons. lncludln1 60 lamlnec· J Friend Benefits In Farewell Will NEW YORK <AP> -James Farrell, author or the "Studs Lonlgan" trilogy, named a woman friend instead or his wife as primary beneficiary in a will filed ln Manhattan 's Surrogate Court. Farrell. who died Aug. 22 at the age of 75, also named Cleo Paturls, described only as "my friend ." as the executor of the will. Farrell's thl!d wife, Dorothy BuUer Farrell. is to receive a portion of the estate, whlcb a lawyer described as mostly the author's manuscripts and worth about $10,000 She and Farrell were married in 1955 and separated in 1958. Bogus Beer Banned JIDDA. Saudi Arabia <AP ) -Saudi Arabia has banned the import of non·alcohollc imitations o( beer. the newspaper Arab News reports. The paper said custom officials told it such beveru1tei-are a moral infringement on Islamic Jaw because th(•y are consumed as a substitute for beer tom lea, a delicate procedure on verterbrae. Nork , 151, declined repeated Invitations by The J Associated Preas to talk -bout his case, and it could nol be determined whether he was seeklna lo 1 become a speclaliat ln rehabllltaUve medicine or 8 hoping to return lo orthopedic 1ur1ery. l • CAUFOllNlA'S PUBLISHED llEVOCATION ~ or Nork'a llceme May Un• 1ave u grounds gross I Incompetence, grou neallgence, unneceuary J treatment or patients and Nork's dependence on I depressant and sUmulant drugs, Donnatal, EqulnU a and Preludln, according to Rowland. f Most of the surgical procedures mentioned in ... the revocaUon were lamlnectomies. 1 Rowland and Robert Asher, head of the I division of professional conduct of New York State's medical licensing board. said that to be Licensed Nork would have to make a showing or {. having rebabiUt.ated himself J Accident Danwge Limit Increased I I J I SACRAMENTO <Al-» Dumage to one of the 1 cars In a mm.injury accident will have to exceed 5 $500 before the state must be notified. says a law J going into effect next year. ~ Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. reported that he ; . l\'' I signed AB710 by Assemblyman Michael <;age, D· ~ 1,1&1\1''' -Nap~e current minimum needed ror a report to l! ~·' the Department of Motor Vehicles, which I ~~~~~~~~~ sponsored the bill, i11$3SO. z l ... t • t I .lC t I .lC • ~ 0 r " ~ l 3 I & • .. :: • I i f z ' = ! ... ; i z t ! ... . . ,, f l .. ·.·· · ···~_······ Executive To Speak ; . .: Ylo~:--.·:. . -Karen Wilson. a0uthor, I n the Community : i r i Dr. Robert Schuller ••• ·' I I If • ( ·' ,(:(. 1,111011 ,,. ,, r • 1•, 1~ 1,1•H•n / 1 1f1<hP'~ 1tJfle', ,,, t 111 lllf",'iil{l~!> Watch for these outstanding guests to be Joll*'9 Dr. Schuller In the coming weeks: RQConnltf Sept 30 9 30 & 11:15 am :·· u lecturer. business con-Center on the Golden I , · .. ·· sultant and president of West College campus in J 1 Wilson and Associates of Huntington Beach and .! 9 ·. c · · ····' Laguna Be a c h , will be hosted by WICI and I ~ :.. .. : .... · ... ·· · · speak at a membership KOCE-TV. 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"I'm Juat uotJw pro bultetball player.•• UGlll' NOW. TBOtlG=obneoe ta ba•"DI out more com eat.I tbaD ~ Re -= by r-.. County ea..., ~little public relationa lcw It.II MW employer, the Loi A.qeles Laken. Of eoane, be doea have aome peracmal madve lnvolved. "I'm Jlllt tryt.nc to promote the team and hope people come oat to see the Laken," aaya the No. 1 selection in t.be recent NBA draft. T night's Game Coata Meaa vs. Senta Ana <at Newport Harbor High, 7:30) "The more people watcblq, the bet· • t.r you plQ. NolM ta th• .,... makn you play t.ou&her and helps YoU win the beeauae l pua the ball," be aaya. "We've become real 1ood friendl." State. He plans on attendinc school m LA durlna the winter term but stresses lt'aonlytemporary. c10 .. 1amea. · .. l 'VE Bt:AaD TBI! PO.UM la usually real quiet. I'd like to cbao1e that." The t.at.. oped trainlP,:,:np Satur• da1 bQt alreedJ thlre'a that the team ea to all lbe way Ulla MUOO oow that 7·1 center Kareem Abdul·Jabbar doe1n 't bave to carry the hall loed. A youthful 20, Job.Dion IHQll a~ by Southern Callfonlla .at times. Aaked lf be knew where Fullerton waa when KSU played the Titans laat wl.nter • Johnson quipped: "Fullerton? I didn't even lmow where LA waa. I'm juat a country boy.•• But he La oae country boy that's not 1olnl to be overcome by all the buaUe- buatfe '1 tbe city. "I'm t.aldna oal_y those courses that are transferable to MSU.'' be says. "l want to graduate from there. I just love the school. I'm proud to be a Spartan and MSU ls the most beauWui campus in the country.'' J~. for one, knows wbln tbe Lakers' priorities Ue. H1I job, u it wu lut year wheo be led MJcbiaan State to tb• NCAA UUe, will 'Mto sett.tie ball tot.be center. "l>iltnctioaa can only affect you if you allow them to," be aaya. ''Tbere's a lot of diatraetiolia on a college campus, you know. lt'a all up lo you.'' The cha.nee to play in the NBA, more than the money involved in hi5 five.year contract with the Lakers, was why be decided to turn pro after bia sophomore year ln colle1e. "l left because it was a great op· portunity," be says. "LA is an exciting city and I like to be where the excite· ment ls happening ." "KA&EEM KINDA LIKES ME AS IMPaESSED AS BE IS by Southern California , Johnson stlll claims there's no sc:bool like M.ichi&an With Johnson around. lbe Forum n1urea to be hopping this year also. MAGIC JOHNSON By ROG'ER CARLSON Of tN DMIY l"lleC MaH Dan Bauer will be one of Ccsta Mesa High quart.erback Bill Lux's major targets tonight as the Mustangs open the 1979 football season against Century League representa· live Santa Ana in a non-league game. The game renews a four.game series that began In 1962 and the Saints oCSanta Ana bold a 4-0edge, in- cluding a~ decision In 1963. It promises to be an aerial bombardment with Lux.an All-CIF choice u a junior, going against • Sant.a Ana'• Scott Franklin, a junior who com· pleted80ol 164 form yards 1D '78 Lux campleted 103 oC 198 .,._ f« 1,298 yards and ran 1'1 yards out ol the Mus- tangs' passing attack. Bauer wu an All- Sea View League pick. catcblna 38 passes for 424 yards and four TDs. Coach Tom Frencb'a Costa Mesa unit, co-champa lo the Sea View 1.-pe In '78, are ranked No. 101D Orange c.ountJ ln the pre-season poll and are Hated a1 teVen- point choices to break the Saints' jinx. Other top players from Mesa Include receiven Mike Field and Bret Thompeoo.. while 1 .i!i'w-the Muat.anp are counting , on running baclt Chris Starlr· man to take the heal oft Lux. Sox Psyched Up ·Chicago Mauls Angels Again CHICAGO <AP> -White Sox Manager Tony LaRusaa says his team has been "paycbed up" for the past 10 days and ceared toward glving the California Angels. leaders of the American League Weal, "all they can ban· die ." To say the White Sox have done that is an understatement THE TWO TEAMS, in four games on the West Coast last week and two in Chicago this week combined for 94 runs, w1th each club grabbing three v1c tories. "I thought that last week in California we were really psyched up to give them all they could handle," LaRussa said WednesdaynlghtaftertheWhite Sox battered four Callfornla pitchers for 13 bita 1D an ll·S vie· tory. •'Maybe tboee games out there put the guys in a good frame of mind for bitting. It carried over into this series, and when you're swlnclng t.be bat well, you've got the edge when the pitching isn't sharp," LaRussa said. STAllTEll cears KNAPP. 3-4. was the victim of a six·run uprising and lasted only % in· nlng as the Angels dropped a second straight game. The Angels' margin over second place Kansas City now at.ands at three games. "I really wasn't out there long enough to tell what was wrong," aald Knapp. "They're mainly raat ball bitters. and I put Ang~la Kans as City Minnesota 14! lt'a StlH tt'9 Anpla' Maqtc Number AL West Coa&eaders W L RO 66 7i 69 i4 71 Pel. 548 Yl7 510 Angels' Remaining Gam~!> Games GB Left 16 '.I Hi 512 17 Home 16 > Texa!i !Sept 21 . 22. 23 >. Kansas City (Sept 2-4. 25. 26 ). Away UO >· Milwaukee <Sept 14. l5. 16 >. Kans as City (Sept. 17.18, 19. 20 ); Texas <Sept. 28, 29. 30> Kaaaas Clty'1 llemaialae Games Home <10 ): Seattle <Sept. 14, l5. 16): Aagels <Sept. 17, 18, 19. 20 l; Oak.land (Sept. 28. 29, 30 >. Away 16): Oakland (Sept. 21, 22. 23>: AA1el1 (Sept. 24 , 25, 26). lllla.HMU '1 lle•alaba& Games Home C7 >: Cblcago <Sept. 25, 26, 27 l. Milwaukee <Sept. 28. 29. 30 ) Away (10 >: Tex.u (Sept. 13, tt. 15, 161; Cluca&o (Sept. 17, 18. 19): Milwaukee <Sept. 21, 22. 23). •-A eame in Minn~ be&weep the Twins and New York was rained out on AQC. 21. It bas not been rescheduled, and will not be unless it affects the pennant race. m yself 1n the hole when I couldn't get the shder over. All they had to do was wait for the fast ball ... off too ." LaRussa said. ·•Pitchers on both sides have been malung a lot of mistakes." Jim Morrison drove in two runs an lhe Chicago first. and Lamar J ohnson. Chet Lemon, Greg Pryor and Kevin BelJ all drove in a run each as lhe While Sox came back from a l ·O deficit. l1n1nortality for Potato Farmer LaRussa said he thought Knapp's shaky start as well as the trouble Keo Kravec, 12·13. eventually ran into was an ln· dication or the kind or pile.bing both teams have had in their last two series. "WE'RE BOTH RITl'ING the ball very well. but to hit that well the pitching bas got to be M ornSQn ·s sacrifice fly and Mike Colbem's two-run triple hiked the advantage to 9·1 in the second. Hard Work, Discipline Key to Yastrzemski's Success BOSTON <AP > -From a small potato farm on Long Island, a abort bop from the glamour life in New York City, to baseball immortality. That pretty much covers the Ufespan to date of Carl Yastrzemaki, the Boston Red Sox• 1lU&1er wbo ls the first R1ayer ln American League his· tpry lo eollect 3,000 hits and belt 400homen. Vaz, who had played agai.Mt many semipro clubs during the summer while in bigb school . accepted a scholarship to Notre Dame. He spent only hi s freshman year there, later earn· log a degree at Merrimack Colle'e near Boston while play· ing with the Red Sox. drove in 100 rum in 120 games. "P laying the r e was easier than I expected," Yaz said. "I bad expected much tougher competition . Ins tead, It was easier than teams I had been playlog against in summers while in school." The fantastic year as a pro rookie earned Ya.z a promotion to M inneapolla of the American AasoclaUon. While en route to 193 bits and a .339 averaae, Yu was told b y Minneapol is M aoager Gene Mauch that Ted Williams planned to retire at the end of tbat seasoo, 1980. "I was moved Immediately from short.stop to left field to 1et ready to take over for Williams the next year." Yaatrzemski said. "Gene Mauch and Coach Eddie Popowski. who later waa a Red Sox coach for about 10 years, worted with me m&111 ex· tra boun." TBB BOD woa& and dis· olpline Yu became accustomed t.b on bis famlb''• farm aa a ;outb b~d off with a brilliant career. .. Al a younaater I had to carry IDY abare on tbe farm, even tboucb m7 f atber knew bow much I wanted to play tiueball," Yutnemald said re~ oenUy ... We used to work on the , f.a rm from abortly after daybreak to about noon. Then fd 10 cm and J>lay ball." Yaltnemaltl recall• fondly llow ldl f atber would practice wltb blm for boon. Carl Sr. •la.Jed Mm.lpro and sandlot ball ll~ mWdle ap. Tbl Mlllor Carl ........ bla ..... drtye 'to 400 laom .. m J,000 ldtl, belns oa 'aaad wtaen botJa 1oal1 were .......... ,..... NOW AT AOS • ail mo'1ta1 \IP 1mea 'bueba11'1 all·Ume llU.. ID a Doell al cat11lftes. Carl h.11 ... tM .... db all -. De ii. TM 1IU cltf· r--.. ~la Uaat,lllke _.,·Uft Cbonli • I Y ASTRZEMSKI began his career as a s horts top with Ralei&h, N.C. He hit .377 and IN 1111, Yu started in left, succeedin1 Wllllama, one of baseball'• all time 1reata. Yu hlt only .288 that year, but im- proved quickly . With h.l.a college acbooline out of the way, Yu be&an a new winter routine after the 1966 aeaaon. He worked out almo.t dally under the ,Wdance ol a hard-noeed trainer, Gene Berde. ~troa1er than ever before, · Y4'atrzemald won tbe Triple Crown and the AL llo.t Valuable Player Award ln 1.N'l, leadinltbe Red 9ox tot.be pennant. Yaa\nemakl had matured Into oae ot the game'• top players. And be cooUnueCI wortinc out eada winter, rarelJ takinl mort than a two-WMIE •aeaUoa. CrWdlld. ...., for ~ wUd darlftl .. the ....... tbs ... 1111 youa1er 1ean, Yaatraem1tl alto .... m.atund u • leader 80CM tw b11 U. buebaU ln-te~1ence u well • all-around abWty. * * * 1.000 .. Qub 1. Tye.I* ...... ~ .......... 4. ,.,.. ..... llJ ....... ...., .. ,.. .... '· IMeOlllfta ' •. ~!!I! .:: =:.--~ f:--... = ,._ ....... Ob1Ua• 1L o.IY-t•lall ll .S. Team FizZles • TM Y...,.IMa W bta• U.. U.S. 1'-11 ....._ ... o ....... ....,..,..lio ....,. .... d flldilltl ••• ,, .. dtJa ti••· TIM Amerieau, W b1 4*frew T~'• •JcUtf, bulk a J.Z..Poiat Mlftt,,,. leii ...,.......,1 cUU.1..t alts tUt. ''Tbe Mer.e. 1-tb.t .. w.,.. IDIDtaJ. '1 toaOlr." u.a. Coach"-~ .. w. ~~o&Mraame ••let--.." ~~LWATI WANTaD.-.t~ be &be .. lll•M• ..... IMlt ..... : "I lu~Pl .,....., at UM ... uua dwill& t.M awanla ~emoa,y beca\IH I 1UU oou>dn 't bebmt ~ aUT TB• UNITID ITATSI men's ba1k.U..U team had ID euy time of tt -• 1urprlttn1ly eaar Um• -I• 1 froat· ruHlu, •to vtctQey over Yuaollavte ta lb• 10ld medal lllllt late fitdulday nl1ht. • Tbe vtct.ory comeleted a t.ukttb11l 1we.p for &be VQ!Wd stat., wboM womn t .. m wan ... ,old mtdaJ the nllbt before. Tll& v.&. WATS• POLO team provtdM aDOt.btr told wttb &D M decLlion OYe'r Rut1la 1D tbe ftD&.I came ot tbetr row>d· roblD t.ournameDL Tbe Americana fla1abed tbe lut l'OUDd wttb a M mark a.ad tho Sovieta were secoad at 2·1. Sports ak ... . "" I ' .. ,. . Upset After Two Losses, Player Shaves His Head '·'}· From AP .Dilpatc:lilet CINCINNATI -CinclnnaU Beniala linebacker '' Reggie Williams has shaved hls head following the Bengals' winless performance in the first two games of the season. ·· "I didn't want to cut my hair,·· said the Dartmouth psychology major. "I didn't want to give up that se<:urlty. For me, it's ao-eatsacrifice. l doo'tbave a steady lady and this isn't goingtohelpmegetooe." The shaving, be said, ls a form of commitment to football. He was up&et by bis play lo last Sunday's 51-24 losa tothe Buffalo Bills and wanted to renew b1a commitment for tbla week's Na· tiooal Football LeaguegamewtththeNew England Patriots. '1blsisJustanotherwayofputti.n&moreammunitiontn my wea~. And this is a good time to have that ammwtltloo We're right oo the eve of an even more disastrous season than lut year and we don't eveo have the same excuses. We don't have tbe uuw;ea and we doo't bave the same problema with ma.oa,cemeat,"WW1a.masaid,reca.llingtbe4-12record. I -Last year you could took atwbatbappened tousasanuke. Bat if you put two bad years back-to-back you start building a • team 1dentJty of losers. That's trouble and that's what I'm try· me to nud ... be said. • ·'He •-ants to do the best be can and be fell be bado 't done f that.·· said Coach Homer Rice. "Shaving bis bead isn't the im· porUDt Uung . It 's the thought behind it. • • ··Sunday night I don 'tplan tobave anything left, mentally or pb )s1cally.'' said Williams. "I 'm getting ready to play with hypennt.eru.1ty. It's slightly above re<:kless." ....-----Quo•~ ol dw Dafl ------. Dodger Manager Tommy Luorda, asked what be thought or the Calllornia Angels: "The only Angels are up in heaven and they're all ex-Dodgers." l.ee••rtl P..U. I{~ ••c•I• T•ree Rlabt·buderDn·tei.....Nlldolq b1t beat to • keep KAmu Clt.y ta &be Amen can 1 •acue Wm race. Leonard. oaly 12·10 oa tbe rear. to9Md b.11 fourth ahutout ol the aeuoa ucl tecmd a1ainlt lli.DDeloU tn 10 days by allowinl juat three hill and two walb ln the Roy ab' 4-0 victory ovw the Twtaa. Tbat lifted Kanau City to wlthln three 1am• ot the A.Dcela and kept the Twins~~ back . . . WlDle lh=t1-.drove lo ftve nma with a (rand a lam and a alngle u Teu1 bombed Seattle, 13-3, t.o move seven games ln back of the Angels . . . llkk ao.etd'1 solo homer in the eighth lnnlog carried Toronto put Baltimore, J 2. for the second straight night . ~ CecU Cooper and Be• Ogilvie hit homers to back up MUie CalclweU'1 two-hltter u Milwaukee blanked Oakland, 7·0 ... MUt WUcoa and AareUo Lopez combined on a four·hltter as Devoit beat Cleveland, 4·1 ... In the N11 · tional League, Dave CoWAa had a perfect night to pace Cincinnati to a 7-i victory over uOMuo Houston that gave the Reds a 1 \.'J game lead over the Aat.ros ln the NL West race ... Tolly Pe~1 drove an two nm.a wtth an etgbth-ln.nina double to lgnjte a tbrtt-run rally that carried Montreal over the CUbs, 6-3, and maintained the Expos' .0001 lead over Pituburlh in the NL EasL PltU. burgh kept pace by blankl.ne St. Louis, 2-0, with Keut Tekulve relieving JobD Candelaria lo the ninth ... Rudy Lerch tnpled ln two nms and pitched his first shutout as Pblladelph1a blanked the Mets, W ... Vida Blae pitched a four·tutt.er for eight In· nlngs and dropped his ERA below 5..00 for the fln.t time since May u San Franclsco downed AUant.a. 4 -3. .------BaaefHIH Tedafl -----. On this date in baseball in 1978. With a 7-3 victory over the Tigers at Detroit . the New York Yankees moved into sole possession of first place in the American League East for tbe first Ume all season. aft.er ooce traHi11g the Boston Red Sox by 14 games. On this date in 1932: Joe McCarthy beoame the first manager 10 hustory to w1n pennants ln bolh leagues as lhe Yankees clinched the A.L. UtJe. Today's Birthdays : Cleveland Indians pitcher Rick Wi se is 34 Baltimore Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey ls 30. TRACK I BASt<heALL •~wt.......,.. PIETRO MENNEA ON HIS WAY TO BREAKING 200 RECORD. . Meyers Fails Test Too Slwrt, Light for NBA INDI A~APOLIS fAP> -Ann Meye rs convinced India na Pacers Coach Bobby Leonard ~he knew the fundamentals of 1Lronard 1 :ind h1 ~ :>:,-;asla nt!> 'h''"" !'<l m• 1 lot of r 111ngs that I dad ~ ron~ . Co.,hfl• 8ehl9 Sllftl •• Nerma•- ,: Former Dallas Cowboy hUls Normu baa flied Ell ., : su.it against the team and two ol tt.s physicians, •., claiming they withheld Information from tum about Kew•• Ba~lc W'ftla Sp•n-lor No., Free agent All-a tar Larry ltetloe. wbo reported-• ly w~s almost a Los Angeles Laker tb.laaummer, bu returned to the Sa.o Antonio Spurs with a one-year .. basketball well enough to play tn the National Basketball Asc;ocaa lion. But. Leonard s aid her ~IZl' just wasn't ngbt. SAM 1'A..~I . lh1· club ' owner ~ho decided to g1 vt• 1\1 eyers her opportumt). '>a ad no dl'fanite dt'- cr'>1on had been re ac hed con- c·l rniog a future role with the lt·..i m a dam aged knee when he Joined the team in 1962. The suit alleges lhat Norm an was DOt t.oJd that he bad 2S per cent dls- abihty m both knee~ ... All-Pro kicker Garo Yepremlan as negotiating with New Orleans Saints. Yepremian wu cut by Miami three weeks ago, Saml.<I kicke r Rusell EnJebetl baa a pulled muscle . . . New England quarterback &eve Gro1aa bas been selected the National Football League's player of the week for hls performance Sunday against the New York Jets. Grogan completed L3 or 18 passes for 3U yards and five touchdowns lo a ~-3 victory .... A 17 .year-old died Wednesday afternooo just after flDlshing calisthenics during team practice at North Davidson High School. Tim 0 '811ea collapsed as bf' wu re· turning from a water break. Cotlflre•• lob•• Tlaorpe Band.,ago• WASHINGTON -Slxty·aht yean after the m late Jlm Thorpe waa stripped of hla Olympic sold medals, Congress Is aeeklng to restore h1I at.atua as one of America'• ere at.est amatAIU.r athlew. The Senate approved a l'elOlut.lon oo Tuelday uteinC the lnternaUooal Olympic CommJu.te to reverse a 1913 ruling that Tborpe bad become a prot .. k>oal bueball player. Na ti on al Buketball Auociatioa cootract, estimated at $375,000 ..• Riehl winger Dave Taylor, wbo set Los An1eles Kings' scoring records for bis position last season with 43 goals and 48 a.58iat.a, signed a two-year contract with the National Hockey League team .... Also signing multi-year contracts Wlth the Kings were Andre St. Laarent and goalie Bon Grahame . . . Ed "Too TaU" .Jones, former Dallas Cowboys football de- fensive end, will make his pro boxing debut Nov. 3 at La.sCruces, N .M . in asi.x-rou.nd bout aeainat a yet to be named Mexican ... Indiana University swimming Coach Dr. James "Doc" CoauUmu postponed for one day bis bid to become the oldest person to swim across the English Channel due t.o a forecast of strong wind.a. He ls S8 .•. The ChJcaro Bulla have announced that Tom Boerwtakle has signed an NBA contract. The 6·U, 260-pouoder wu not oo the team 'a active roster lut seuoo due lo b.la aerond knee operaUon. Te~ ......... TV: No events scheduled. RADIO: Bueball -San Die10 at Dodgera. 7:30 p.m ., KABC mlC)). Football -Anaheim Hip vs. l"\&llertoo Hilb. 7: 1S p.m,, KORJ <M.3 P'll >. "If she was six mcht·' b1i:t1wr and 40 pounds beaVler. al v.oulrl have been a d1Hert>nl i.tor~. Leonard 1>a1d Wednc.·!>dd) c.ftH he told the 5-9. 140 pound ~1 e)er-. tha t she had fa1 l~d in her bid lo become °'e fi rst wom an to play in the NBA "I PERSONALLY f 'EEL Ann dad a great JOb from the fun· damentaJ standpoint of knowtag the game or bask~tb.all ... Leonard said. "I wish some gu~ out there tonight were as fun- damentally sound as her." Meyers. an All·Americao women's player at UCLA and a U. S. Olympic star in Montreal who will remain with Lbe club In some capacity, took the news calmly. . "I'm happy with myseU." she said. "I did the best I could. The players were super to m e. Slick ~hl' ha.., .Jlrcad} had an ofr£'r frnm on•· l• Ito\ 1s1on -.talion a nd ,1n nff1 r from .1 r;id10 !>talion to dn c·Qlnr < ommcnt a r y ror 11:! s:ame-.." he ">aid We can def 1n1 t elv U~<' hl'r an the a d · m1n1-.trat1ve end of the organaza- l1on ·· N asr;1 !'.aad h1• had no second thoughts about Meyen · tnal. "She d efm1tcly wasn't the worst player on the court," be s aid. "I'm thnJled I did it. I brought the best possible woman player here " THE OWNEa SAID he had no idea tC he or some other team might give another woman a tnal in the future. "But, I do know that for ber to be suc- t'essfuJ. abe 'U have to be faster tha.n Ann and be bu.ill bigger." &lison Ranks No. 1 Wilt to Play For Volcanos? Baseball Standings . ; EdilOO Hilh's Cbar1en, defendln1 Sunaet Leacu• chacnplooa, 4raw the No. 1 berth lD the Daily PUot'a Oran•• County Top 10 ~~ with the reruJu aeuoo 1t.arUD1 tonlaht with an ab-tchedule, followed by Friday D1pt'• buay alat.t. Others to crack the Top 10 from the Ora.nae Cout area llacludt dltleodlq CIP' Bll Ftve Conference champion l'ountaill Valley Ubint >. Aneelua Leque power Mat.tr Del <llfth > and def tDdlal SJa View Leape cbam)loa Colt.a Iii•• Cloth), wblc._ m..U Sula Ana tmllbt at Newport llarbol". ..... ,..... .,..., Pllol;;,.0ra.:::r" t=-'1' .... 0,,0. .. ·1. Zdi8aD •a E1tancta J. Sula Ana Valley 1-5 St. Paul '· ro..t&ln Valley 12·1 El Dorado '4. 'h'OJ 5-4 Sonora 6. Ma&sDel M Newport Harbor ·1. El llodena La·l Loara 1. &aperama 9.1 Sunny Hllll1111 d ~ c 7 "·l Cban.ne an • ... aQYOn .. :1. Sentte 10-a ldl• 10. Colt.a lies& 7-4 Santa AAa HONOLULU <AP> -Wilt ·-n. Slllt • • Chamberlain ls expected to play ror the HawaU VolclDOI ln the new CoaUneatal Basketball A11octaUon, but DOUWll LI def· lnJte yet, VolcaD01' Coacb Bruce 0 'Nell aaid Wednelday. "What I'm workin1 tow&rda la where be tCbamberlaln) wW play one 1am1 out of each hom .. tand," O'Neil Hid. It LI almoet 95 percent c•rtaln that the a tar, • rHeDt lDductee tato the baaketball Hall of Fallle, will plq ror tbt VolcUf:t:;,•ald. • O'N.UNid anaUUuplD the air because no dtflnlte kque 1chedult bu been aeL However, ht Hld plau tbould ltl ta ,about two web. THE MOVING EXarEMENT OF WAYLAND MOORE AME&JCAN LEAGUE West Dtvlaloll W L Pd. GB ADlela 80 86 .548 Kanau City 11 69 .527 3 MlaoelOC.4 74 71 .510 5~ Texu 73 71 .500 7 CblC!llO 63 12 .UC 18~ SeatUe 81 88 .41S lt~ Oakland 50 96 .Ml 30 EutotfWoll BalUmon 94 49 .857 MUwaukee 85 eo .SIS 10 Bolton 81 al .5'10 12~ New York 78 M .549 15~ Detroit 78 88 .534 17 Ya Clevela.ad 74 71 .510 21 Toronto 46 88 .319 48~ • * & l!Uy't .. _ CMc.,. u ........ 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DGlat ., wtt. .._'t ewa wut to--. to tM ball ... rk," tile ll·JHt·Old b90UIMIJ pitcMr nealled. .J':tt.~e~ ....,.. .... tbe ma.t .talble fa.Wall of ............ tulJ ••••• 0..S.W., wlllO d1lc a laole •deep 0..t'N ltW Mven cam• bliow .IOO ...... •s*e an A...-m leptamber •ur1e. 8UT Al 80UGB left tbe Dodcer Stadium mound Wednes· day lliOt be wu warm.It ap- plAdecl by tbe ··-, ... in bis aew role• altar1er. ~. tbe wlnnine pitc.ber in the Dodcers' 5-2 victory over San Dteco, was workinc ba bl1 3'78tlt pme as a Dodger, all but 12 of them as a ttUever. "I hope I'll be 1oing to spring training u a starter," said the righthander, who moved into the Dodgen startinc rotation on Ju. ly 22 out of necessity. As a starter his record ls 4·3. "I've kept us in every came I've started, au but one anyway. I beMeve I deserve to cet the chance to start, either that or they'll trade me," the 10-year veteran said. Colorado Player Vanishes BOULDER, Colo. <AP) -University of Colorado officials and football co aches s ay they are baffied by the apparent disappearance of s lartillg offenai ve guard Ted Stipanovich, one of the few CU players to eam pra.iae art.er Saturday's loss to Ore goo. Stipanovicb, the only lineman to come out or the Oregon game with a commendation for his play, miaed his lhird straight practice Wednfl9da)'. Head Coach Chuc!!; Fairbanks sald the sophomore hadn't contacted any of the coaches and bad not been seen by his room. mates. SUpanovich 's parents, contacted at lbelr home in St. Louis, also said they had not beard from their son. ''I don't know what the problem ia," said Fairbanks. "We don't even know where be is." In the absence of Stipanovich, backup Art Dale Johnson has been moved to atart.ing cuard for this Saturday's game against Louisiana State. Bid Doubtful For Showdown NEW YORK <AP) - Spectacular Bid, who has de¥eloped a slltbt fever, is !ikelJ to 1D1u a confrootatlon wltb Af. firmed in the Sept. 22 Woodward St•tea at Belmont. aceord.inl to trainer Buddy Delp. Spectacular Bid, win· ner of tile Kentucky Derby, PreUneaa and the Marlboro Cap, had been expected to meet Afflrmed. the 1t7I Tri· pie Crown winner, in the event. uavr I 1'lllMK I've pNY• a71elf u a ......... A trade ••••• ••rprl•• •• · Qow . alt*aou1b lt woul4 •ot bave earlier." Houeh 1"WkM lato the = ............ ,. nilbt Bobby CMdllo took over to re· .,.... Ids ab:tll ta" tn t,he two weeka a1Dff hi• recall from the mlnOf"I. = blanke~ tbe Padrea llx lllaiqa, ~ Dave • d •polled the bld for Hou1b'1 first major lea1ue 1lJutout by openlnl the seventh •ltla bla JOt.b bome run. Tbe thlrd place Dodcera, whoH maalc number for diaap- pe arinc lrom the National League West pennant chue is now f'lve, collected eleven bits off three San Dleco pitchers, in· eluding three each by Bill Russell and Steve Garvey. Garvey needs 16 more hit., in 17 remaining 1ame1 for his fifth 200 hit season in the last six years. "l 'M GOING to give it every- thing I have," said the Dodger first bc.emo.n. "The key is not to be satisfied with just one bit a eame. Ask Carl Yastrzemski. It took him three games to get that 3,000th bit, dido 't it?" The Dod1ers took a 2-0 lead in the third againat losing pitcher Eric Rasmussen, 4-9. on RBI singles by Russell and Ron Cey. CHARLIE HOUGH Racquetball Tourney Set Registration is currently being taken for Irvine's three-way rac· quetball tournament. Scheduled to run Oct. S-3 at University High, the tournament will feature divisional competi· lion U1 the men's open, "B" and "C" singles along with women's "C" singles and juniors 06-and· under) singles. Entry fee will be $15 for each division except the men's open, which is $20. Deadline to re- gister is Oct. l . For information, call 7S4·3639. .81 BOWAaD L. BANDY °' .. .., ......... ••111r, kid's club ta eollaboratin1 -lth the Ancela, ' H)'• }toy Smalley St., tbe father of the MlDnnota Twin.I abortatop u .be apoke to the Oran1e County Sportawrit.era A.uodation at Los Caballero& Racquet and Sport& Club Wednesday. "U my kid badn 't collapsed after the AU-star eame ... but you can't overeome genes. He wu born with them, ''Tommy Lasorda ls the second greatest manager in the major leacues right now. Of course, the greatest is my brother-in-law. Gene Ma11cb <Mlnoesota ). " THE SENIOR SMALLEY. who ptaved with the Chicago Cubs and Phillies, was known for his exeeptional fieldin1 abWty, but wasn't much of a hitter. His son was among the major league leaders for the first hall of the season in hitting t>ul bas fallen on hard times during the second half. "Baseball is more popular today than it bas ever been." Smalley says. "But 1 think the players In m y day were a Little different than they are to· day." He then related a story of a teammate as told by Mauch. "WHEN GENE WAS WITH the Phillies and they used to come in to play the Dodgers, he had difficulty with his pitchers if they were going lo pitch against Sandy Koufax ..0~1e player would drop his chin on his chest and mutter to himself if be was the one "It didn't matter if he had a pitcher with a 19·3 record with a last place ~m. they didn't want to face Koufax .. .Cal McLish was different Gene told tum he was going to pitch against the Dodgers and Koulax on a Saturday night in Los Angeles and McLish replied: .. 'Good, I still think I can rut that s.o.b. · "'Thal was more cliaractenst.Jc of the players in my day Today they are more concerned with DAILY PILOT IJ3 economlca and the sbe of the contract they can 1et ... _ • • • LA80&DA: THE DODGE& MANAGER. was alao on band and says be lm't dl.lcoura'9d by the current season. La.sorda made 'l*e atatemeots: "U the Dodgers brln& the manacer ba«* next season. there will be some chances made in the club personnel. "But we have made a tremendous gain ln the aecood half of the season even though we have bad a number of players on the iojur~ list Remember. we were three games in the cellar a,t one time and now we're third. "But I'm going to quit teJling my troubles. You know. 80 percent of the people you talk to don't care and the other 20 percent are happy you have troubles." ON THE ANGELS and their bid to wln th' American League West title: "It's the same as a freeway driver -the Olle who gets home safe Is the one who counts." On catcher Joe Ferguson durin& a playo'1 series with the Cincinnati Reds which the Dod1~ra lost: ··Fergie told a reporter be didn't want to tall to him and I heard him say it. l went over to him and told him not to lake it out on the writer. If h~ wanted t.o do something about it. go out and punch Pete Rose and Johnny Bench in the mouth, They·re the ones who beal us " OS THE TWO NATIONAL LEAGUE pennant conleoders. few 1f any, picked Houston or Mon· treal to capture their respective lilies · "Hou.at.on 1s d team I couldn't believe in the first half of the :;eason and l felt it was mainly because the rest of us were playing so badly But they're still up there ··Montreal has had a good ballclub for the last two years and now they have Bill Lee and a CQuple of olher pitchers that have helped them tremen· dously ·· ~~ 11 8roGK L.lMnE.'t>/ I I 111,. '• I r • U UOICIUI•• ..... ,1 ........ ' ~··1 ~••M CalW.;,.'\. I U tc:.r i. : I U ··1· ..... '4 .. ,, • • • L..:Jtmll. -• ' ' ' C 4 I I ~d 111 t .... . .... .... ·' ,.,. ,d It I I W • 1 I I ~ .. •••• . f.a ••11 ~-... , =:-: :u: .... "'*' ...... T~ Ir f .. J r-... » II U 11 ...... .., ....... ~ 1oi•1• I ~ .... tl•-41 1-C.-... J , ~-UM-~ t, Ollaliel, Je _....,_ 2. ...... 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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ftJBLIC NOTICE P VBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~---------- .. . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . -. . . . . ... . .---. . . -... .... -.... . . ·----____ ._._.. ______ . --·---..... _ ...... _ -,. ---..... ___ ... ,..,, ,.,_ ~-~·--... --- lh&ndly. -tember 13. 197'1 DAIL V PILOT 8 5 High Sehool Football Schedules • .... llAlOIO SMCUllD lMlll&ioal ... ms ! al Warren ~ttnr ' Slpt.14 . jl.~.S..,. ISi lo ~ Anq .,...., •21 La~I! Dos Pueblos f.ofCN del MM Mayfair at lrVtne lot.., Gafldel lo u: Sarlo bbarol lar~I ~ ~~ s.ttaMa atSt~bco f.osta Mesa at St. Anthony El Toro . 5--21 '°' .,,..,._ l Ill lat~. Tlv.doy Sep! n) ("lo4 ~} loi~Voepl (kt.5 Estancia LosAlntos ~rverslty ~ine r.osta Mesa lat~Hobot) loi ScnoAtoo8-I. TI..ndaY. Ott 4) (Tlvi.doy. Oc• •I (at Son Cl.mente) lkt 12 Montebelto Edicon El Toro lhwley C«Ol\3 del Mar lotWeurnoMJ•I • at 0.:.. (.-.} lat Mo"'°" v •JD} 1oi N,,wpott H.,tio. I ();t 19 Cypress at Bishop Montgon!ry OwH1llS Mission V ltlO at Sal Cle~nte 1oiw_,.. Hvtdoy Ott 181 181 (kt 26 Kennedy eius x eai:-strano Valley lag111a Hills Mission VteJO lot WNmon.ier 1 lat So-oo .._ Bowl llu.dov Q' ~l lat M.sW>I' v .. .o 'XJl~Y Oi:i 11) (Of )onC'-'ente Th<l\dov. Otr.2SI b .2 Loa a at St. Paul la21J!a Hens ~Hiiis lolloPdrroPorl ~Nov ll 18) i'JI M •..<in V,.,ol at lag111a Beach b . 9 Los Alamitos Bishop Amat l 3g\lla Beach at Sal Clemente at Ca111strano Valley lcJI Ww rno.ttlt flv\doy Nov 8j Kl' ~o N>O Bo,..j T~v No--8) rbt. 16 Katella Servrte M1S$!0!1 V1e10 at f.ipistrano Valley lagi.na Hills lo! lo Po1rro Pe>~I lot Sor.a Iv-a Bowl Hv\doy NQ¥ I!>) lot ""''"'°" Voeio) . All games at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. ' Yacht Clubs Team Up Ulhnan Tries f F o r Another : Fall Regatta This Weekend Is a J oint Effo rt ' lido-14 Title Pardon Mg Blooper Balboa Yacht Cl ub and Newport Harbor Yacht Club will keep sailors on the move this weekend with two important fall events Hawkeye, David Cuckler's 48-foot cutter sailing out of Newport Harbor Yacht Club, lowers its blooper enroute to ~ win in the St. Francis Perpetual Trophy Regatta senes on San Francisco Bay this week. On Saturday BYC will send In· ternational Offshore Rule (IOR) a nd Performance Handicap Racing Fleet (PHRF) yachts around the buoys ofr Newport Jim Niemiec Indian Sunimer Near "l. SaJt water angling shows signs of improving off our coast and veteran anglers and skippers are beginning to make predictions on an Indian Sum- mer. For those or you who have been around the South Coast for a few years. you will recall that an Indian Summer brings about warm, wind-free weather and fishing for assorted exotic game fish is just abort of fantastic. Already therhave been dolphin (dorado} taken from under kelp patties off the east end or Catalina OVTDOORS by a.nalers trol1ina marlin feathers. With the warm weather and water temperature in the m!d 70s these exotic fish could stay around for a month or more. DOWN SAN DIEGO WAY, Paul Morris, spokesman for Fisherman's Landing, reports that yellowt.ail fishing is very good at the Coronado Islands for mixed yellows in the 10-to 20-pound class. The yellowtail are hitting equally well on jigs, anchovies and spanish. There are only a few sport day boats running out or San Diego, but loads are light. Most of the Border City fleet are on mim- long range or long range trips down on Baja's coastline where yellowtail fishing is the best in years. There are albacore, bluefin tuna. yellowfin tu.na, dorado and skipjack all mixed together some 55 miles. 182 degrees off Point Loma. Water is in the 70 degree area and that ia ideal for this time or the year. It could weU be one or the better early faU seasons we have enjoyed in years added Morris. but anglers are going to have to comt" down and get a boat to take advantage of it. For reservations and information call Fisherman's Landing at (714) 222-0391. THERE IS NO ALBACORE on the outside, so it appears that all action could well be clQSe enough to docks for party boats and privite sportfishers alike to reach these game fish . At Davey's Locker. John Fontenot reports that bonito fiabilll ia very good for Newport-bued sportfbbers along the enUre couWne. Dana Wharf indicates similar action for bonehead.I and mackerel. Davey's fleet is runnillg to the islands with Jimmy Shafer's Thunderbird lctading the way, while Donny Brockman'• Sportfiaber la top· ping daily fish counts with some yellowtail in the 10-to ts-pound class, John Hass, skipper of the Fury 11 out of Dana is running trips to San Clemente Island daily, departing al midnight. Bay fishing in Newport ls very good for spotted bay bass and some croker. Pressure is light from all boats in the harbor and fishing should continue to improve in our bays through the fall months. Contact Davey's Locker or Art's Landing for rental skiffs. Bait conditions are cur· rently good in Newport. Marlin Spread Out Newport F all Boat Show Set Special to the DaUy Pilot The marlin fleet ls spread out all over area waters as bail and water temperatures have al· lowed our spikeblll population to feed and move to any spot they cbooae. There is a pretty good bite on the '3 Spot, but also action ls re- ported oo the 277, 14 Mile Bank, olf the East End and very con- alatent action in San Diego wat.en off Nol1b Island. To date, 210 marlin and three broadbill have been weighed in at the Balboa Angling Club, according to club secretary Helen Smith. Area anglers making contact on marlin this past week were: Maureen Downey or Newport, a 176-pounder taken aboard the sportllsher El Jefe, Lynne Lewis of Costa Mesa, a 159-pounder on the boat Dos Quis and Larry Tucker of San Juan Capistrano, a big 231-pounder on the private yacht Jaballna. The third annual Newport FaJl Boal Show will be held at the Lido Village Marina dock area, Sept. 22-30 , with boats and marine equipment valued at more than $3 million on display. This year's show will feature the largest collection or boata in the show's history -roughly three acres of boats which can . be transported with a trailer. ac· cording to Duncan Mcintosh. producer. weiahlu over one ton to lhon after be hooked -the monster off the Autrallan COHt Neen.t.ly. Beach in the fmaJe or the 1979 66 Series. BYC and NHYC wrll join forces Saturday and Sunday to stage the Fall Regatta for all classes. Small boats will race in· s ide the bay and larger keel boats will race in the ocean. Most interest, however, will be in San Francisco where St. Francis Yacht Club will wind up its Big Boat Series Friday and Saturday with many of the en· tries from Southern California. Also in the Bay Area will be the deciding race for the na tional offshore power boallng aspirants who will be competing in the Benihana Grand Prix West out of Oakland Saturday . Points standings going into the final race are close with Howard Quam of New Jersey leading Betty Cook of Newport Beach by only 70 points with Joey Ippolito or Florida sWl in contention. The winner of the race among those three could very well cinch the title as first place 1s good for 400 points. It will be a busy weekend for Lido· 1'4 sailors as King Harbor Yacbl Club of Redondo Beach hosts the District I cham· p1onattlp Saturday and Sunday. Southern California Yachting Association calendar: Cuckler Claims SF Series Lead SpedaJ to tlte Dall1 ...... SAN FRANCISCO -Dave CUctJer of Newport Harbor Yacht Club steered his 48-foot sloop Hawkeye to a second conaecutJve victory Wednes· day to take the overall lead in the City of San Francisco Series at St. Francis Yacht Club. REDONDO BEACH Top Lido · 14 s kippers fr o m throughout the Southland will gp into action Saturday at Kin& Harbor Yacht Club he re whe11 the Distnct I championship ii expected to draw as many as 100 boats. Most of the contestants will ~ out to dethrone the defendinf c ha mpion. Dave Ullman of Balboa Yacht Club and to ba vt their na me engraved on the Hugh Doherty Perpetual Trophy. symbolicofthechampionship. Qualifying races will be held Saturday. The champions31 division wiJI com prise the to third of the quahfying series will race for the title Sunday. A second division, compruint all other boats that raced in th, qualifying heats will also ract Sunday for the consolation ps'ii A special trophy will b awarded to the overall winner · Saturday's races. 1 . . Nick Frazee's SS-fool Swit\,sure, San Diego Yacht Club, finished second Wednesday and is second overall in the standings. Third is Irving Loube's Bravura, Richmond Yacht Club. The City of San Francisco Trophy is one or four at stake in the Big Boat Series for yachts ranging in size from l5 to 60 feet. The others are the Atlantic Trophy. the Keefe-Kilborn Trophy and the Rheem Trophy. RE-O PEN FOR LUNCH Wednesday's race was the second of the series which continues Friday and winds up Saturday. Tuesday. September 18 Call 673-6363 For More Information 9 llG DAYS John Reynolds' Ghost from NHYC aJso scored a second consecutive win and is leading the Atlan- tic Series. Second in the second race was Viva Cruz. skippered by Tony Cruz. California Yacht Club, and third was Zig Zag, John Zlnsmyer , Lido Isle Yacht Club. SEPT. 8 THRU 18 Leaders in the Atlantic Trophy Series after two races are Ghost, Viva Cruz and Bill Power's High Rolerfrom NHYC. Winner in the Keefe-Kilborn Trophy series Wednesday was Leading Lady, s kippered by Stan Reish, Coyote Point YC; second was John Arens· Tomahawk. Balboa Yacht Club. and third was Wings co-skippered by Jim DeWitt and Ro"er Hall, iuchmood YC. Leaden after two races are Wings, Leading Lady and Tomahawk. MacLaorin Wins Title NEWPORT. R.I. <AP) -Pendragon. skip- pered by John MacLaurin of Marina del Rey, to· day appeared to have won the One Ton Cup World Championships. Pendragon apparently captured top booors lo the championships by finishing second in the 245-mile lone-diltance race, four minutes behind Indulgence. Lola Mues sel . a race committee spokeswoman, said Indulgence, skippered by Graham Walker of Great Britain, crossed the finish line at 8:-46 a .m .• four minutes ahead of Pen· OIOtlGI COLouatS 7th ....UAL dragon. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'Old I .adies' R egatta Slated The Newport Beacb Women'• Per petual Tropb.y wW be up for sraba In Balboe Yac!lt Clab'a blunual Little Old Ladles Re1atta . ......,. WoDMD lldppen from Su l>illD to Mart.AA del 8t:::9,~w1 la elaair"woma ol tM ..... 1atta t'Mtlted b)' Jeu Oleeoo.recllU' .... Tbe race commlttff will coa1lat of Dlck wmf:I. "• '= aad ant. c ll •ir••• ii 1111 McOord;~~q. C.ll Ml-N71. ,. ..... ~ .... ,ec,., - ( rtl!WPOAMRVll'tl!! TIA!! ) IAELLI P6P7 A.I~ CMJ6 ~..,. ) ~-1•21 RyPftc:lrW #I ...... . 517-4666 .. .. .. • .- .. "' . .. ) • .. Budaess Stoek8 React Uncoilve~tionally .,. ......... FANS 10 ea PROUD? w.,.,.. Tredleton lift• ~.taiuil to ~at lbi ind ot ltrl, ...... COlllUIMf'I i)ellll to clamp dowu on 1pendtn1. Tll• ttem0mlt M••tva or 1ltl will .. , __ ...,... ... ol ....... benlMd lo a.tMor7 ~~ _. Uaet lrlU•red IOIN "1Plx ... ,..dalW ......... lD U.. -.ott marut. To clMe. ec.omte ..._ la 1UU wwbat d.lvld.cf •IM k•1 q\AMUOD of •b•~... tbe ICODOm1 bu alrtedy allpped ln- to a ,....km. ONS ASGU•BNT 1u11eatJ &hat .&he MCODd quart.er dKllM in real ,rou naUonal produ.et repreMDted nothln1 more than a tra.naltory blip u the economy pauted to di1eat oU prlc. ln· crel.HS and 1uoUne Unt1. The other araument opts for tbe atan 0( a clualo receulon. Merrill Lynch'• economists belonf In tbe latter cate1ory. Tb•y think a bwslnesa downturn ' Bee .... ol lDftated price., re· t.a.U 1.a. baft edsed up a btt, but oan lnllatioa la factored out, tiler note, tla• ataU.Uea lboW real reta1l tiles pHJl:ed tn O.c:•mber. Aa our eeonomLata aee lt, lb.ls altde In conaumer 1~ndin1, coupled wttb th• decline In boua· ln1 ataru, la coovlnclng evidence that a rcce11loo is wi· der way. THE NEXT IMPOaTANT qunUon is one ol defree. How lon1 and boW deep wlU this re· ceuioo be? Earller In the year, our economista looked for a relative· ly moderate recession. They now envialoo a recession ( Rif' sfl:2lr J aomewhat J.oa1er and deeper, thouah IUll not u aevere u the 1973·TS recesaioo, wlth a re· covery mo1t likely to belln to unfold by mid 1980. TBE ClllEF CULP&IT in oor revised forecast is, of course, tbe abarp escalation in world oil prices. Thia unexpect.etl jolt from \he energy front has ac· gravated the already deadly In nation rate. And thia, In turn. slowa the pace of real economic growth atill more. But nei~r the soarin& cost of t neray nor mounUn1 evidence of 11 recession baa maaa1ed to dis· turb the stock market too much. Against ~ background of both unique and . routine bad 'news, thP market h.aa managed a plod dlll• ~ undJ'amaue, t.bou1b diltlDdly poeltlve, trend aU year 1001. Wlthln a few daya of the Labor Day weekend, aeveral tndnes. inelud.lnl &he American Stock Escbanp Index, the NASDAQ Compc)lite and &he NYSE Com· poalte, were at new pott-1.914 bJ1ba. And the clo.ely watched Dow JCJGeS Industrial A vera1e. while lag:ing beb.lnd the ot.bera, stood around Ms, Juat shy or ita lO·DlOlltb high. FOa MOST OF the year, in fact, the stock market bu been a bit perverse ...,. rising on bad newa. or at the v~ry least, slmp· ly not retreating when ne1atJve newa breab. As for tbe rest of 1m, our market anab'•ta tblnk tbe atoct market wUI cooUnue Ill mareb upward despite a poor eeoeomlc envlrOlllDeGt. The key reuon for their optimism la tnveator akep- Uclam. For cte.pite tbe strong 1 um mer rally, numerous technical alrna abow that In· veatora are atlll very wary - and that usually meana that the stock mark.et will continue to do well So while our techniclana thln.k stocka may pull back a bit for a few weeks in tbe fall, they expect this correction to be relatively shallow and moat likely followed by adclitfonal gains as we ap· proach the new year. Wayne Ad Series to Continue A atrong market in the face of rising interes t rates la. of course, not a usual expectation <as rec~nUy as la.at October. for in s tance, the anticipation of higher interest rates helped pro- voke a claaaic aeULng climax> and Illustrates the type of response Wall Streeters have re- cently dubbed the "bad ia Sood" theory. Long term, or cour se, our market analyata are decldely bullish. Emphasizing the un- dervaluation or atoclc.s In rel•· lion to eam.lnga and book value and In relation to other types of investments, they think that common stocks will emerge as the outataodlng inveatmenta or LOS ANGELES (AP> -Tbe spirit d John Wayne will ride oo in a series or California aavtnas and loan commercials that will fill the actor's award·winning eda wtth famous friends and &a· soclates. W estern Savings President James F. Montiomery aaid. Ford will star in the new series of televbed apota which began filming laat week, said Montgomery He said the celebrities were all good friends and uaoclates of Wayne. "We've had a lot of good mall from people sayln1 they m.ias those commercials," Great "WE TBINK WHAT we are doing u a followup la something that John Wayne fans will be proud of." Ben Johnson. John Huston. The allbt or Wayne riding or strolling along the California coaelline or through redwoods while ~ noetalglcally about pioneers building for tomorrow with the help of inaUtutlons like "'the bl1 GW'' became a familiar one to Californian television viewers. Maureen O'Hara aod Glenn JOHNION TBE COMMERCIALS brought hundreds of new depositors to the aavinp and loan during the two years before his death on June 11 and were hailed as some of tbe most s uccessful In television history. During t.be month when the By Terry Grant, R. Ph. 'Eggbe ater' Windmill Test Set by Edison How many ttmN have we heard that phraee from our parents and our teachers? And bo'6 many tames have we perked up only to be crutracted a few minutes later "' At our pharmacy, attention and accuri.te·y are the same thin!(. We take the gr eatest c are 1n com· pounding the medlcLnes your doctor pre.,crlbcl> ror you. The aood health of your ramlly depends on the at· tentton and personal In· volvement of your family pharmacist We have pledged oursel ves t o those ends. We are sure you will be comfortable tn that knowledge. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a mediclne. Pick up. your preacr!ptlon If ahoppln« nearby, or we will deliver promptly without extra cbarce. A great many people eniruat us with lhelr prtaerlpUon.a. May we ~pound~T ~ -•PAU&.80 ........ CY ..... ....., ............... .......... ...... LOS ANGELES (AP) -A wind turbine t.bat "looka like a eiJl.Dt old· faahlooed eggbeater" wifl be tested to see if it generates electricity at a reasonable cost, utiUty company of· ficials said. The machine will join a larger wind turbine electric generator now Losers in OPEC Battle Appetd LOS ANGELES <AP > -An appeal notice baa been filed In an antit.Nat suit against the Orga•lzatlon of Petroleum Exporting Countries that prevloualy waa thrown out or federal court. Attorney Jam• Davia, represent· ln1 the lntemattonal .Uaodation ol Machlnll\.I and Aerospace Workers, aa.1d Wedneaday t.bat the plaintilfa would pursue t.be cue to the U.S. Supreme Court if necesaary. Tbe LUI 1Ult, orl1lnally rued ln December, conteoda OPEC baa 'Yiolai.d tbe Sbennan Anti tnllt Act by ftx1na tbe prices lt cbar1es for crvcle oil. It arpes that OPEC and tta 1J member nation.a are subject to Ualtec:l 8tatM laWI because they sell tbetr oll lD Ulla country. being Lnstalled that baa a more tradi· tional thTee-bladed aircraft·lype pro- peller, Southern CaWornla Edison Co. vice president A. Arenal said Wednesday. THE NEWER EGGBEATER· style machine ls designed to produce 500 kUowatts in a wind of 35 mph, Arenal said, adding that the com pany hopes it wUl produce a million kilowatt hours per year, enough to serve 170 residential customers. The machine will be installed alonaalde the other wind eenerator at the company's gevera Substation, eight miles nortti of Palm Sprinp near DeMrt Hot Springs. The alte, located ln an area of un· uaualb' 1troo1. persllt.ent wind, Is well·aulted for emcleot operation or the 1eoeralol'I, aald company project director Tony Fund. THE NEW GENEaATO&, which atand.a 200 feet h1ah and swivels to face the wind, la acbeduled to beein lta test early next year. wit.b the vertical a.xii machloe to be ln opera- tion late In 1980, Fun1 aaid. The macblne atand.a 139 feet hleh. baa a rotor diameter of 12 feet and bu t.be abtllty to cat.ch the wind from whatever direction It blowa, be said. "Tbe true and pracUcal teat of a wind turbine's efficiency," Fung aaid, "will be det.ermlned by bow meay usable kilowatt boun •• can senerate per year tor tbe doUan in· vested lo each unit, plus the opera· Uon and maintenance coats.'' THE LAW, 't:,•a.~· 18 BANKRUPTCY FOB Y OO? Q. DO I &AVE TllE &IGBT 10 FILE roa BANDUPTCYf $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS A. Y•, an IDdlviclaal la entltled to the beneli.ta J)f the Bankruptcy Act. RI• el'editon cannot atop lllm from ntfna. Oeaerall,y, an individual can free hhmeU of hi• debt.a once every six yeara. • l•t•rut ~ ,.vm-•• ....... • =~e.--t-..t• . ....... . Q. BOW WILL MNK&VPTCY APPBCT MY CS BDJ'l'f A. U you U'e "ovtt JOU.r head" lo debt, very UkelJ 1our creclJt la poor to aon·••l•t••t ••1••1· A receet b ankruptcJ ••a actuallJ implOH ~ aedlt becalile 1) 10V abl UtJ to npaJ •• loaa• ll better, I) credUort kaow J Oll caaaot 10 baatrapt ..... ,.... •Ct mmrc;MI ·•..W-•lel ........ to .,... ......... c.w ..... Wayne ads began in late 1977. G W's deposits Increased $8 million while other CaUforni a aaving and loan tnatltutlons overall lost lS times that amount. One man wearin1 a cowboy bat waa reported to have switched $40,000 to a Great Western office from another savings fµ-m "becawie the Duke told me to.·· MICHAEL WAYNE, t.be ac tor's son, has endorsed the new project. Wayne's three-year contract called fo r $350,000 a year Montgomery did not disclose the fees to be paid to the four new stars for their 30 and OO·second radio and television spots There ls, ol cow-se, always a mUhge for investors In the market's action or inact.ioo. In this latter instance, the stock market ·s uncon ventlona l strength seemed to be its way of placing more of a premium on inOatiOD·figbting and support of the dollar than on tradltionaJ business cycle ractor-s. Looked at another w ay. lbe stock market seems w have fashioned ils own uruque re:c;ponses. even If only te mporarily. lo unusual economic events wrm nus JN mmd. Mern11 Lynch market analysts s uggest investors avoid excessive em· phasts on what the market. based on pasl performance. t!) supposed to do. 11nd keep 1n mind that each market &wtnli( ()\f•r Tiu· (~ount•·r MASO l.i~nq1 the 1980 '1. <For support of thia theory, see Forbes M agaiine , Sept 17.11179.) They alao believe that the force of this secular' trend has been a factor 10 the 1t1eu" LUCAi market's overall resilience by simply outwe1ghmg the more Im· mediate negaltve factors And that ·s a sign that lnve~torb. too. a re beg1Ming to recognize stocks as perhaps the last undervalued asset Shtrry Lucaa &.! a broker an the Santo Ana ofliu of Mernll lvnch . Piere.-. f'nmer and Smith n " "' x; ., .. 1(, ,, 1•'-U.t.. ._,,W YQAI( ~· T"9 fonow1nq '' O ., "''"" \ llw 0.... llW C.OUnl~< 10" • '1 • \tot • \ 6nd ..,.,.,.., tMt MW Q01'W' UO -It "''"" "'Mt--l lW ,,_I l><t-°" ~-: !1 • r:;<"'~.: ,._,. ·~Ot"' o4 .. 04wm. ~:' ~ ~: ~~ ~~~'1.:~:':,~~ ,, .. lf\o 01ner~• '-'-' llw P"•"-CIO.,"'I u•. ,. 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Morgan to announce som· berly at a secret noon meeting in the New York Stock Ex change: "Gentlemen. there Is no man nor group of men who can buy all the stocks the American public can sell." A morbidly fascinating sidelight on the stock market history: On Oct. 28, the day before Black Tuesday. the Dow Jones average plunged 38.33 points. the largest point decline ever. an erosion of 12.9 percent. On Oct. 29, it fell another 30.57 points. 11 .6 percent. By 1930 . the depression had swept throughout the entire world and from late 1930 until July 8, 1932. the stock decline was Money's Worth· precipitous and virtually urunterrupled Can it happen again? Of course. Will 1t? l a m con vinced there will not be another holocaust or the magnitude of 1929·'32, but if 1t does happen, 1t will take an entirely different form The 1929 collapse signaled the approaching de pression of the 1930s and, as Dr. WilHam C Freund, senior vice president and brilliant chief economis t of the New York Stoc~ Exchange. said during a lengthy ctiscussion of this at Big Board he.adquarters. "UndoubtedJy. the market break 1tsetr contributed to the seventy of that depression ·' ASY OF US WOULD BE FOOLS 1r we denied tht· possibility of another giant break in stock prices Thi:. time. the break might be set orr by an mnat1onary blowoff destroying confidence In any investment in "paper." and undermining the functioning or the international monetar) system. Trade among nations would gnnd to a near ... tandsttll The blowout would then cause a rash or bankruptc1e:. among businesses. a collapse of credit. an upsurge or un employment. foreclosures or mortgage credit and re possessions of goods bought on installment loans A plunge in stock prices 1s · much less likely now when stocks have shown no price trend for so many yt>a rs. in deed have been cons p1 c1o us 1n their lacklus ter performance compa red to other assets. from an tiques to coins. to gold. to real estate ... F'reund said Although there are many comforting md1 cat1ons that we are not threatened by Ii stock market crackup, then are some similarities betw~n 1979 and 1929 that demand uttent1on J.l!>"' Ntrf S1m&J.ont~1. 1919· 29 Interest Rates Put Squeeze on Stocks NEW YORK !AP 1 Takeover issues and energy stocks s100d out today as lhe stock market dechned an the face of a coratinuing upward Interest rate spiral. After Chase Manhattan Bank. the nation's third largest. boosted its prime rate to a record 13 percent. Salomon Brothers economist Henr) Kaufman predicted in a published interview the prime could go to 13 1' percent "within the next four ~eeks .. The Dow Jones 3\•eragt> of 30 industrials wa!-off by O 17 to8i0 i3 ~fW YOPIC AP ,,,,., Oo• JON'" ~•O\ \TOCKS Oof'n H 1Qf\ l OW ( IOY C. "Cl llO n 8/tll .... 0 1/0 /J 0 II 1e'4• 1~Sbl >ll0"6 7•30 • JO' 101 )I IOll 1' 10. U 101 •I 0 I I llP •1 110 R7 JOI> •I lOe tO • 0 ... ~Ov•n<.f'O °'""''nf"d unc t'l~f"'Ot'tl f~f•l ''"'~\ Hf"'# "'fl"' N•• to-~ Nf .,_ yQQ~ foP ~ppro• •..wl tot•• p,...,.,.,.., ""' Wt•k .191) M9flll'\ .tQll YUl-t •O v~•r' .-QC i." • lo °""" "" 10 "'"'~ "" 10 Cl~ ' )10 XJt ' )"1,. HY'I • t.H •Oii'I I 1') )((I Ptl'Y I od<IY d.>• ,... •'• It. ,,, ••• tC)4 el• II/\ ,. 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'HEAR THE SOUND OF A THOUSAND WINOS' Denning Love• Purple Martina, Het•• MoaquHoea Pests Fail to Bug Purple Martins' Pal PRINCETON, lnd. <AP> -When Ray Denning is n't raUllng around ln his truck in search or used eggshells. it could be because he's busy suspending ears of com from the branches of tall trees. Some days it's because he's out gathering weeds to pile beside his Princeton gas station. Once it was because he was perched on a ladder, happily slapping purple paint on the outside or bia bowse. "MY NEIGHBORS ALL THINK I'M crazy," Denning says. "They aak me all the time. 'What tbe devil are you doln', Ray?' Well, ii they understood what I was doin', they might be out there doin · it. too ." Denning lives in a mosquito-free world. And be owes It all to the birds he calls "my Uttle heroes.'' the purple martins that nest in the 400 tiny tenements mounted on poles out.side bis aervice sta- tion. It's a love born or mutual need, says Denning. For as much as he loves purple martins, that's how much be bates moequitoes. Purple martins eat the bugs, which explains bow it got started. witb six wooden birdhouses and a llWe spare time. Today, 394 housea and $4,000 later, it's anybody's guess bow it will end. "ITS MY HOBBY ANO IT'S my sport," says Denning, 56, who dl11covered purple martins eight yean ago. "I used to do a little fishing." To hear him tell it, wreaWng catfis h from the murky Ohio Just can't come close to tbe feeling be geta around the first of March. "When I look at the sky and see that flnt bird come In. . . . When you see all those birds flying through the air .... When you hear the sound or a thousand wings. . . . He sighs, pulls his cap down over bis sunburned forehead and gives up. THE Ll'1TLE 8180 IS SAID to consume 2,000 mosquitoes a day. Multiply that by 400 pain or martln.s, and you bectn to see lhinie Dennin&'• way. The purple 'skeeter-eaters exist almost ex- clW1lvely on inlecta, but they like to nibble on e1phell1. They're fussy about where they live, too, and Dennine says people who want to attract them would do well to build thelr quarters to euct apedftc.atiollll: 6-by-6-by-6-locb compartments with 2~1ncb openl.naa. Mount them bieh on metal poles that call can't cllmb, be uya, and mate them ll'ffD and w~. the martim' f avortte colon. U you want to take thblCI one llep twtber, JOU could always become tb1 ~t ~ in JOU!" town to 11Te ID I purple boule. Tbat'a .taat Denni.al did. NelOibon have called him "Bird.man" e•er 1lbee. .. aBCBNTLY MOVSD our OJ' the purple boaM, and ltl new ownen baH npalnted. o.mm,•1 new eoa.ntl')t bOUM in neatbJ o..anm. la brick, be 1111, and brick doeln't take klndly to purple paint. "l told m1 wUe I'd just as soon it be a pw'J)le mutln boutt, areen and white," be says. uu ~ Wnp be dOll, the move wu closely linked to hit IOH of martini. "l cu take care of my ai.rdl better lP tbe country t" ~ay1 Dell· nJna, wbo 111.• ,.. 1ot out of town to •eaee th• 11tn11DOU1 ud 88 1un1 lbat YOUDI boy• oeeu1oD1Uy aim at Oylna t.blna•· ·~ IT'I Un&•aa, AND the martlnJ h1vt ==-=>=flOWll •ID ot • .,.. wata:rr la Brasil, &eavtn1 Mb.lDd Ulillr ._.., i..Ddlord. "Jl ..-. me 11d to ... IMID ltaH,'' Denalnl aa11. "It's 1 -. dme :UJ tlaeJ'll M beck." ' l t•k• urban raldenta aod wt can take farm Nlldentl .... We'n J had calla for farmers by crop - OQJy cottcla farmen wbo "•v. a thou11Dd acN1 or more. We can b• very plnpolnted, very ., oa. PETE• ft'BINcao&N ·~me." lndud. Zeller'• 1880·81 , ntalot offers more than 2,500 ute1orlea, ran1ln& from 15 xylopbooe manufacturers for sao to t mluton office workers at ISO .Dnr DI'. seet.Nlae: I abould have known bet- ter and ~ b1I lovlt.atlon to dlJloer. It wu ln celebration ol my havlns turned .o. My bou bad been unable to set to my blrtbdly party, ao he felt he owed me a dinner. I should Hplain that I have developed almoet a hatred for him. He paned me over and appoint- ed an out.aider to the Job ol vice pruklent. I've ., w1..,._ worked for him 2IO years, eo you can lma1lne my per J.000 T II Ea E A a E 3 5, t t t 8CIMlftlt feellnp. mlWonaJre1. at a prtce of $75 • But what I want to tell you about i. wbat hap· ptr 1.000. 11,500 Jewish con-Prince Reza Pahlavi, pen'ed at the dinner. I'll put It th1a way: beint wft.h trtbutort. very larse. s.S> per 19, son of the exiled him almoat made me 1a1. 1'be food wouldn't 10 1.000. and 5.~ Jails. prilona Shah of Iran. has down. It seemed to collect at I.be bottom of my and reformatories. $25 per 1,000 .been admitted to 1ullet and refused to Zeller hu been In the buslneaa Wtlllams Colleae ln ( DOCTOR IN J drop Into the stomach. 29 yean, and pt>rhaPt that's wby Willi He wondered why I hie 11peech 111 Uttered with llstl. amst.own, Mass.. THE HOUSE didn't ftn11b my 1teak. For uamplt, who buy11 Alv1n 8 8 town of 8,500. _ _ The reaaon was simply Zeller U11ts" that I couldn't 1waJlow. I "Wu sell largely lo publishJng relt bunched up under the ~mot my chest. Not rompanle1, a dvertising a11en Seabird unUI r sot home a few houn lat.er w11 I able to l'l..-11 . manur11r turer11 , fund -1wallow and 1et rid of what teemed Ulte a lump ral11tn1 or111nlratlom1. ordinary under my cheat. Individual flrm11 that have a pru Habitats nu. happened a few Umee after spat.a wlt.h my duct to sell or 11omebody who wife or klda at dinner time. Ia it poHlble that hu n private word lo 11Py," he "nerves" can cauae ao much trouble? -Mr. G. 11ol d P L--d An1I where 110 tt1P lh1 l11 romP UrC1lllee DEAR MR. G.. I'll throw a hi&h·eoundin& name •l you: Acbalaala. Thia ll a cond.Jlloa ln from " "W•: Gfi:TTllfl:M rrom a l'fl"1 hln8tlon or lelt>phone dlrec tortes, we havl' 11 huge library "r every trade d irectory, every profeaalonal directory. evf'ry roster, every me mber11hlp ll11t "There are medical 811110Cla tlon11 that offer WI lh1l1' of do<.' tors, there are le~al associations that orfer WI Usu or lawyers, the stales publl.sh many. many lists of accountants and engineers and architects. day-care centers and whatever." he said. All of the!e facts a re plugged into computers. to be compiled on demand. Zeller estima tes his computers contam 100 million names "FOR l.~STANCE, WE have about 60 million names that are residential families Now. we can break that down by mcome <•c helons .We say that careful- ly. because some people don't like to know that we know they 're making JO. 20 or 100 thousand dollars "Everybody is categorized by what they have done, by. what they do. by what they buy, by where they go. We go from the sma ll people lo the large peo- ple." he said "We have calls from people who want Pol1~h names rn Nebraska. or Spanash names 10 New Mexico, or Jewish names in M1am1 We have religious names a nd e thnic names, Jewish doctors and non-JeW'lsh dentists " TllERE ARE EXPENSIVE lists and cheaper lists. The most expensive a re lists or investors, going for $100 or $200 per 1,000. Zeller says he simply r1eures his cost and adds a markup, without considering the nature or lhe lists involved. For example, dynamite and explosives manufactureni cost $40 per 1,000, the same price aa hospil.als with more than 1,000 beds but $15 more than mayors or state legislators. The home addresses of cor· porate presidents go for $50 per l,000, double the coat of a list of wives of high-income e x - ecutives. QUAKEll, MORMON , Eastern Orthodox, Unitarian. Mennonite and Evan1ellcal churches cost $30 per 1,000; all others cost $25. "A liJt ls important for ill con- tent," says Zeller. "Sometimes the quantity la not Factor One with the mailer." Factor One. Zeller says, ls im- pact. He says direct mail ad· verll11lns has found its "niche" In this decade, and "pinpolnUni via direct mail baa become probably u effective an advertis- ing medium as there Is.•· · Bike Trail Cost Set S AN P' ft AN C I SC 0 which lhC!re'a a failure or muaclea to relax In the tA Pl Tho N1turt 1aatrolntnUnal tra.d. Conservancy reporta it In your caae. tt'a Ukely that your eaopha1u1 hH pur<'hHf'd one of the. <1eullet1 couldn't relu enouab to allow food to pu1 most lrnportant Ha bird lhroulh into the stomach. Thi.a· can cause the feel· h_ a b Ital 11 On l he Ing of a lump. or Ugbtne11 we al10 label CallfomJa cout. "e10phacospum .. Th~ 14·acre Castle Rork laland, located ju1t olf1hore from ere.cent City al the northern Up or California. la the seasonal home for aa many as 100,000 re11dent and magTat.ory seabirds, including the en · dangered Aleutian Canada goose, the group reported THE NATIONAL noo profit conservation or gan 1zat1on said 1t purchased the isla nd from Mrs F r a nk E Nash of Portland, Ore . with privately donated funds The purchase price was not disclo..,ed The conservancy ::.aid the is land will b~ managed cooperatively with the U.S fo~ish and Wildlife Service ''AS A SITE ·r or seabird breeding and congregation. Castle Rock is second in 1m · porta nce only to the f"arallon Islands of the coast of San Francisco ... said Peter Sihgmann. director of the organt za lion's California ortice 'Not onl y do m any species or birds use at for nesting and raising their young, but also It ls an important migratory way staUoo for the en- tire population of the . . . endangered Aleu- tian Canada goose." he added. A.8 IN VOUa CASE, Mr. G., emotional trauma (acute or chronic> can produce the cood.JUoo. If the symptoms re<:ur often. then you abouJd have a medical checkup to make certain that the trouble L1n't due to a erowtb or other organ.le reuon. But "nerves" are the moat common culprit. In the future try to eliminate painful 1ltuatM>ns dlnnera with the boas or spats at home while eating. Ice drink.a and alcobof oft.en contribute to this syndrome Learn lo relax. Eat slowly. Preferably take six small meals rathe r than three large ones. Emotions s hould be controlled <not easy I There's good reason why so many who suffer from aC'halasia say "f get ::.o upset I <'itn hardly eat a thmg · • • • MEDICALE'ITES FOR MRS V I've known several patients who "got yellow all over" after trymR to improve the ir v1s1on They'd he ard that carrots were helpruJ So they over~ate them Although carotene 1s a pigment round also in leafy green vegeLables -as well. a.s 1n egg yolk . milk fat and other sources -it's also found an large amounts an carrots and sweet potatoes Although the carotenes in vegetables are 1m· portant to good health. and are converted to v1tamrn A. there's a hm1t to how much the body v.111 utilne C'arotene::. The resuJt. due to over· eating carrot:.. 1s rarotenoderm1a 1skan tummg yellow> Therefore. Mrs. V . I suggest that yo u d1scon tmue "forced feeding" of carrots I( the yellow skm penists. then better as k for a checkup to find 1r there's some other reason for the Jaundice • • • Some stomach symptoms may be cau.ed by trouble outside the stomach. says Dr. Steincrohn ln his booklet, "What You Can Do For Stomach Trouble." For a copy write to him at Box 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. enclosing SO cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope. ·For the R~rd ........ ~WTA .. 'f'M..LI y COMMU•tn "°"'ITAL ....... "·"" Mr -Mn 0..... ...,.,., ._ .,.._...,,.,..., ....... tt."" Mr --..-......-.1'--talfl Yattn, t lrl -.-u."" Mr -Mn C-ln l'IHe, ~ I al ft Va lley. ti<I #" lftd M" Mef\041, l'OVftfl tfl Yelln.91<1 ,......,,,,.,. M r 1fld Mn. 0••¥ Oii, l'Wftle"' y ...... qit't ..._.."·''" Mr. 1"4 Mn 111<1'1.,d Ho111,...r. l'Wftllln V041rt, bOY Mr -Wt. $tewn lllno, F-uln Yltlay,91'1 M r •"" Mn. ,....,.. Arvh11. """' • ............. 01'1 Mr •l'ICI Mn v .. .,,., M11tto11ti-t11. .......... ,. Vll'*Y. llOY ,....,..,,,'" Mr lfWI Mn fell lli.c:•. ~ Mev. .... IA•~SMl•T• Ol•l•M.~TAL ........... - "'' -Mn. "'*"'-"" Getffe•. Sen , .. --.... Mr lftd Mn T-o _ .. _ \#C_..,. Ml -Mn 111«11. ~ Mui. Olfl ,._..21,1m M r -Mn Date 111...,. Ceoht•-11••"·..., ........... ,. ,_., eftf Mn. En< ""'*'*"· o-,......,-.., ~A&• .... TVITI• co.._,. .. TY MOll'ITAI. ...,..,,,,.,, ,., .tnct ...,.., Mie<lt" Aliltttn. Ir•,,.. bOy Alumni Set Meet The Tres Lagunu chapter or l\lpha Garn• ma Delta Alumni will m eet Sept. 28 at the home or James T. Van Rensselaer in Laguna Niguel. The chapter is com· prised or fonneT Alpha Gamma Delta members living In Laguna Beacb1 South Laguna an4 Laguna Niguel. The luncheon meeting will Ix-gm at 11 a.m , and reservations may be m ade by ca llin g 496-0778 Certified DOS PALOS <APl - The Dos Palos Hospital, whi c h has b e en on probation since January, h as been granted full certification to the end of tbe year, otrlciala aaJd. At $486,000 0 raqe County Su pent.on · have approved comtrvetlon al a tbrM mu. off-road porUon ot AUao Creek Bic1cle Trail ID tbe La1auna HUia-El Toro area. Subscribe to the Orange Coast newspaper that entertains and informs you fully about your community and the world. Read The trail 11 Hpected to be btavlly Ulfd, eapeclahy by achoolchlldnn, bff1u.ae it UnU a number or nearby acbooll and parka. The full trail will stretch from lhe ocean to Uve Oak Caayon Road and coat 1~t "81,000. The bulk of the eoet, or 81 per· cent wtll come out of the countJ HarbOrt 1Se1cbe1 and Parka bud1•t. wttb the remalntna 1t c,r:.~nt bein1 pald by at.ate the stimulating DAILY PILOT 642-4321 -- --. ----. --------· -"" ----....... . .. . " ... ~ .. "How can I tell yovr fortune In the tea leavea If you kHp eating them?" SHOE MOON MULLINS THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane "Around here I'm iust o child, bvt at Gr~ ma's I'm a GRANOchildt" by Jeff MacNttly by Ferd & Tom Johnton I FOR®T AJ.LAIOUT IT t WE HAVE TO ~o BACK .AND R&LEA5e HIM!.' ,,,, GORDO i 1UL VOi), : FOL/Ct:J1 c: > ~ " /ll~OS l °"A f Fl!.AT'HIER NU .. s:t<fist I i ~ 9--IJ JUD<;;E PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS MOPeS'TV ~N1S ME A0\1 ~IN6''1liA'r1Hem:\J.. W? A otllf ArrWICIA1lOH VA"( NIX'11Ul!SA« I ~v, ~LOCI< ~ INIJITATl°"'51 AAIO A:r TUE ~I THI! R&VP ~'{ ,~, DRABBLE 'fl.IA1' ('(.#.~ ~~ ~ C:A'S~, No(.-,,.N1• I l001.C7t.i'"f tlCU£ "C: l4()loJ 'SI Mf'l.( (MOS ( 'NAMC ~c 'fl4tH -s1urs 1Mv0i.vc:o 1..i axv~&vs' flt[ S't' 1"1( 11' "fO ~£ tJC:IU ~(~"1'1~i 11.)(Q( ! OR.SMOCK MISS PEACH I~, IF WE eACM VOTE~ ~IJ.Vff, "'°MT' CANGIL. ~1.0." ~ Of'MU' ->---aur, ~Tr I by Gus Arriola by Harotd Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan 1...ANP~l 1Ff CAN1 60 101Hf: 1lt>U9Lf: OF RWl:E™ING-A E11Pf catTl Flc:A.1_1:1 l'M r.xrf MUOi OF AN IPOL.l llG O!ORGI ''AJ.. • ,... .... ol ~ ,......., • ., of ..... ........ ,,,,. • •..-oor?" ~ WIMA . ~c: flJJ""fA. ANO 1\4t 'SAW"<A fl(Af{1 A ! (~ l(NOIJS ~ ! by Kevin Fagan I ~"'41' ~C:'I IAlC:ltE 'OIC: AfCMl ~,J , 'fOft:.:'.f., A~C7 1'11( ~AN"fA r£. r---e ~ \ by George Lemont ~ Metl Laurius OKA'Y, NOW &..eT~TOtt FfJrOOlae ~NOTMINU. CU.DY .. ~ MeAOf! 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I f I " u 1 f I a I 11 I 0 I t I l • "' 0 I I I• 1 I I l a II I •• I II I 11 • 0 I 18 HlglWrly 23 Pronoull 25 M9rT*1 26 OlrtlrlO ctTy 2 7 Persiw1 I rtte 28 Dwelling 29 ~ 30 Ctvilel 31 Dye 33~ 35JMOl'l'•lfllp 36~ 38 SiMt' rnn· Ing: At>Or. 39 Dido'• ~ C1 Lledlng 42 La. 44 COPY 45 Orese 46 Retrain 4 7 High prlelt 48 Ten1peB SO PlrOOy s 1 • Preaentl" 53Seedcoet 6'Sedlmem 56 TlMt S&Aobe 59Faal Ron Howard and Henry Wlnkler (not shown> cootemplate a ahotaun wedding with Laverne and Shirley <Penny Manhall holding Cindy Williama) on the latter pair's show tonight at 8 on A BC, Channel 7. 0..11.wl Llnl119s • KNXT (CBS) Los Angele& • l<N8C (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angelell Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego G KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles 9 KCST !ABC! San Otego I KTTV (Ind) Los Angele!> KCOP TV (Ind) Lbs Angeles • KCET ·TV I PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE· TV (PBS) Hun1tng1on Beacn • ADAM-ti T"41~ ..... ,.,~ • 1;1-'ax1ricatlnG • boy ··~ In • hOmemed4I c-• MACNIJl I LDfNUll Nil'ORT •:-:=... 1:00. Cl) OM MOVll ••• "Gl40f" 111179) lur1 ~ L&wen Hvtl<>fl A f.cletel llO•nl. • mooilllhill•Md•~· tul reporter t•• on • COf· "'91 lllld 9'11 Sou!Mrn polltlc;tll boM. (A) 8 fOOOMl9T "The leWlo Aemnent" JoMf lllld a.rte -_. from w-to • "fMllly C*"P''; ~ ... IMmin9 lnOI .. tleMnO Ille oNld ... _,. IO Auec:flwftl: Erik Doff ordetw the 9ll9CUlton of ... ,_ r9fNlnlng Jewe .. Ille ""'°" camp. -,,,. -df-to a CloM, Audi, IM Ol'tty ~. agf-to IMd • ll"°"P of Ofphaned cMdren Into Pa1ee11ne 1Per1 4 of 4)1A) • MOVll ••• "M<>Mey.__, .. f 11131) Man Brotller• Four ••ow-•v-try to al!Oid 1"41 'Benson' Early Hit ABC Slwuld Clean Vp Thi1 Season By PETE& J. BOYEll LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tbey called it "taJdn1 risks" back ln May, an d , If yo u listened Jong enouS}I. you might have hall·belleved that ABC really stood to lo se somelhlog with its darin g fall schedule. A BC split the profitable Tues- day nlaht •'Happy l>ays"."Laverne (TV REVIEW J fire sales at A BC. The everun1 s till opens with "Happy Days." followed by "Angle," which showed strength last season. And a Mork-less Thursday is no worry for the ratings leader. The evening opens with "Laverne and Shirley'' followed by "Benson," a spinoff from the popular "Soap." "BENSON," JUDGING from Ill .......... --·~~ .. ---) a.r···· .._P I .... ... .. -..... ""' •-.¥ ...... ... ............... ,.... .. -...... .... ....... ., ...... .... .... ~ . ....,. ~ ......... ........,, r-.... ,..,.. Of..,_,. (1'701 Wlttlem ¥Mot, LCHeffe Del.lice. Tet .. ................... IM OoeMakt. ...... fierce MttW In N UktalN. (2 111'1.) Le::-" °'*'· ""' CC-.ey • lllOVll • • • • ··Ao•OH Tiie 1•1011•" I 1167) ltoo l lelil«. Oellid Knighl lco4lend Yllrd poolt al of ttar-..roeeto~a ~ wflO ..... !tie ~(2hr9.I • NATIOtW. ~INCW. .. .>o.Kney To The 0..... Umlt•" HlrlllleM Olly-bNd ~oonfr-of nev•'• ~ a.. ~ at IM Coioredo Oulw•d Bound Sdlool. grao-tine OAllf altar CllmblflO Ille forbidding 11.71&-loot SW111 Aoa1 Peak In lhe Peruvl•n AtldM (Al G HIN'I TO YOUR HIN.TH "OYeor.eighl Arnerlc:an1 · uoea MNSOH (Premiere) Benaon (Roberl Oulll-l get• • new job tulng car• ol • bumbling gO¥Wnot Md "'' ptec;o. elout deugtll•. • THI 000 COUf'L.I Feb gell 0-In llOUO!e """ Ille '"*"-' "---~ wt>efl he'• calecl In on • l\'llnot metter. • TURNMOUT .. ,,,.,,, ao •~oftd•" eaner.cs -1111c1 --. ablMW• ~ the moel UMll)Of1ed c:f1me Ill AINri- Cll t:00. 9 IAANEY MU.91 (Seuon Premi..e1 An unalgfl9d letter lrom a 1~ pteoltlc1 offloer dildoelng -lf>Oc:lllng pe<IOf\al '"'°'"'-''°" ""°""' 8am4"f •nd 1111 IQU9d Into • '"'"'°" m MPVGNmH 0-i. Bot> H~. Wayne Newlon, OIO<la OeyN>r. Lido snow 01t1e. ~ roeE TOPPERS CBS • 1 :00 -"Gator!' Bu. rt a.ynoldl plays a moon.ehlner recruited to brt.111 down a corrupt Southern political ·lJoA In tbJa movie wttb Lauren Hutton. ABO e 8:30 -Beftson. Robert Guillaume Of "Soap" takes a new Job in a fovemor'a manalon ln th1a new aerles (Jee review below). KOCE 8 9:00--Black Man's Land. Genocide tn Africa under the pretext of ellmlnatin& the Mau Mau ta examined in tbia segment. Oerren. Walt Wegner. ,,..w ..... -~ T-l<NCIP ~ ,..., DerNen. Ille~ Cat .. ollc ptleat who _.....with ...... -fined Oft Moklflal lllefld "'"' he, ....... died • ~·'"' • llAOC r.wte &.AHO ....... ...,. . ..._.-.or .. -looeage ..... ecta of genocide ....,. the OU1M of~......, ..... ........ ~ ..... -uMd to dlac:reOlt .. Mrf • can .,., of llbw•lon •• ••emlned. (Al e:ao I ear°' GN>UCHO 9~ fS-Premiere)~ tella Clleetw and Oet ~ wNcfl -of them Ille hM ci-i. and tfle .... Of lurt .. ,~ ~-Cl)~JONm A pretty di.co denotr With the '9pUt8110n of be9'0 a purl1anleal -~bol .,__ a terget IOf murder.("! 11= (8-IPi•• .... ., • '9fT 9AU.aY ''Cert'*' 8Mdowe °" r,,. Wal" A ~ "**"" 10 Illa ........, ...... ,_. out °' io.,. ol "'°'l9Y ltWM --ofl8mlly I ~ 10:iO HOU>CAI 111': A fl'Ol'T'ICfW'T T lie lmpaCt of the OtlO"* "HOIOC•u•I" bto.cic ... and the c:ont10¥W9)' n ce uMd It! Ille Unll•O SlalM, 0ermany and lltl· .. la1dmlnecl ...... A8CXIT TlllfW~ .MAalW-ntlATRI .. ~··Jud,...... .... -·~··'-" °''*~·"-' tnlll. In M ........,. to dl1poM of MOVllllng ..,.,.._..._.._eo -.. wlltl Mr Trencrom.. ~an 11 °' 1tH"I , .. , •• (1) ..... ....... LAUGH lllOVll • • ..,... '°"Y·lioM HOur ...... '1170! 0-• McGa- ¥111. w...,, Wlndolft • r-.. 000 COUP\.( 0--F•uc't 111• and "*1 ""to pay !he penalty lot II .. Fel!J goat to rldic-- ~ leng!M 10 lflOW Ilia Q!_etMUO. • MHHY HU IHOW Tlte 0 .,men ptOl1 .. or 6oee hit bell to lngrlltlat• hllNelf in ''Oe11*1g To ~You." • DOlCAWTT au.u· M1ck.eJ Mantae, Hri Aeroll, Leo Ouro- CIW, Tom~ (Pett 2 of 31l"l 11:IO. (I) C:. LATI ~ • ··~ "CGUftbo Old· FeaHoNO ....,,..,... ( 19711 ,...., F ... Jop Van P8"erl Wtllle~'t • robt>ety-murder. Lt ~-···.,,,., """'--~and .... tlee INtt lead LO ~Md--• TONIQHT HOii JOl!Mly CartOn 0.-tt ·~ O.ac>-1)9111, 0-0 on.n-. I IDT 01 CMOUCHO 9 IT "'*CY a HUT04 Slar1lcy'1 wllO OrMng ou•LA.AUM• and Shirley" com· bfnatlon, and moved lta mq,st 1uc- ce1111ful new show. "Mork and Min· dy" from Thunday to Sunday night for a head-to-head battle wlth CBS' altcom cleanup hitter, Archie pilot epbode a1r1n1 toni1bt at s:ao on All Spa~ed Ou"' Channel 7, la going to do nice things '-& for ABC. Yea , another aucceu for the Richard Mulligan is captured by a group of extraterrestrials and ne~work tb~t la fat with sitcom hJll. taken aboard their spacesh~ on the aeaaon premiere episode of Beoaon will make it, and not Juat ''So .. ·n to i ht t 9 ABC Cb I 7 ·"Bunker. because It tollowt a proven hit ap. a1 ng n g a : on • anne . <though tbat will help). 'Ibe show's .. IT TUllNS OUT tbat ABC wu tak· in1 about u blc a risk as the 1uy at the carnival with the three walnut sheli.. and a pea. No way they could lose. Tb.la i.. ABC's game. "Mork" wUI do better than survive on Sunday night. The abow wu 1et- tln1 better ratlnp than "All ln the Family" anyway, and that was before Jean Stapleton departed, leav· 101 CBS with sometbinl called "Arebie'a Place." Tuesday nl1ht won 'l prompt any Knoti. Joining 'Wmpany' Caat HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Don Knotts, last teen on aeri• televi..ioo on "The Andy Grtftlth Sbow" and bi. own variety show, will be the new apart· ment mana1er on ABC'• "Three's Company." Knot.ta a mult.i·Emmy winner for hit porb'a)'al of Deputy Barney Fife, will a1lo be a would·be ladlea num. He Joln1 Jobn Ritter. Susanne Somen and Joyce DeWitt 1a tbe top. rated COIMd1. • star, Robert Guillaume, dlapla)'in.1 a sense ot the ati.urd and a welcome respect for the off-tbe-wall. With Guillaume, It la sure-fire. Astor Story Told GUILLAUME. IN cue you're not a "Soap" fan, wu the buUer on that David Ja.nuen will star u multi· parody. In hia new series, be has millionaire John .Jacob Allor -wbo 1one to wori for a widowed 1overnor ualated b1.a prepant youn1 wile iato (James Noble), an lnnocent IUY who a lifeboat ~?d remained .~bind I.a really too nice for politics. blmaeU -in S.O.S. Tlt.a.nlc, a ne~ Fortunately, be baa a new butler to tbree-bour dramatbatlon o1 blatory • help b1m nm ~P· m?.•l awesome ae~. dlaaat.er. To be sure, some familiar tltcom 8.0 .S. Tlt.anic will be teen Sun· iaanlUes show up: day. Sept. 23, al 9 on .~BC, Channel 7. Governor's aide to Benton: The producer, "Where's tbe coffee?" Demon: "In Bill Gllmore~t the pot. Where's the 1overnor?" boome kW~A Ni• .. t Ta Aide: "Same place." • ... o Remember,' when . BUT TBEBI! A&E more fresh I stsned to make Jokes than stale ones, u when the the film," Janssen governor explaim to Benson that bl.a aaid. "I wu rivet· la~ ~e was kill~ by hone1. ed by lt. I then 1ot l m sorry, Benton says. bold of ever')' book "Trampled?" on the subject. l ·'No," replies the 1overnor. knew very little "eat.en." about the aubJect Seem1 the First Lady went to a JANHtN unUJ then. costume ball dressed aa a su1ar plum fairy, and her COilum• WU "IT 8EEM8 THAT John Astor. made ol aucar cubes and, well · · · althou&h immeuely rtcb, wu never So, ABC baa another hit. 1be rich really happy. HI.a nnt marrtap bad set rlcber, and NBC Seta McLean ended In divorce. That was bad Stev.._.. enouits 1a tt.Mlf. Re then added ialult to the injured society of the day by marr)'int • strl ot 19, youq eoouib to be hit dau1bt.er. They were happy but Astor waa haunted by tbe con· slant anubbtn& be 1ot from bJ.a one time friend.I. On board ship the Count.est of Rothea wu one ot the flrtt to etve hJm the verycoldaboWder. ·'There i.. a movlnc scene in the picture u A.ttor stands with another mUllon.alre of tbe day -Benjamin Gu11enbetm -watchJns tbe lut of the llfeboata row away. In effect It aaya that money hH not broupt either of them happlneaa. Gu1· 1enbelm wu not happily married but he couldn't face the scandal of divorce. And now their combined fortunn couldn't save them from llfe'1 ulllmat.e'fate -death. "A8ro&18 PO&TtJNE went to bl.a eldest aon Chari ... HI.a Wife Madeline and t.belr child we,. left almoat .,.. oUett. He had Dot wrttteo a DIW wtll. "l was IO f udnat.ed bJ tbe mu that I t.blnk there '1 anotber ftlm ln t.be A.tor story. '' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • ............ ___ ., _____ ..., ___ . 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Sc>ur .. -~ • *'"° "0---ue I tll60f Ward Aam1ay, P1ul LUkll'Nr • 'ACUO# 0011UU1•• A IOelc M Y ........ con. llOerlel to 1>e ,,,. -Ill>- • ., of~ ... ,. • Pf-llCI (Al 1:0ee ()) mlLAT1MCMI ••·~~No Stone Unt<Knlel I t11731 G.ore- Peopero Mv<••y Mathe -, .. I .-w• blO .-wt WCM« •• ·~ Once Mot• t.ly Dart.no 11114111 Llllllfl ~ ........... f°"*Y· • HOU.YWOOD T&tMllOlt THIA.,. "Adtot'' .-.. .... .. Of~ ........ ,.,. ................ ............... ...,. to tlle Unt'9d ...._ ... tt..y ftrld ..... In .. YiddWI ~qt a.-. IM4I ~ Cfllollo. ,.., 1:111·--uo ~ ... "111e 8ed ~ "°°""' ,,..., .... ,.,.. ltlOfWllll, .., ... ....... '°"' l:At·= *' • '4 "Th1 lll1ngllel •• .,,.. ,, .... ,,.... "°"'91, !dmond o·.,_, l:All NIWI t!M ~ • ••• "Mt.-1" ,...., Jacli Palanc•. lddl• AIOer1 1:tc1 II lllCMI • • ·~ ··n. """"'° rw· I tH2) Atcllafd COtlll. ·~ Wint.,•. ''°° • l'll'IANKll ltllO JOHNNY Thia 40!11 .,ww.twy trlbo 11141 to tne tvtlt Amenc.n ti.-.. lllCfudel .., ..,..,,...., wl111 Rurh Pege, "'-~ NI Fr .. le. Ind Olpe "of Ille tt38 PfOOUCtlOlr •·211..we 4;11 MOVM! • * My•twy SN ~ .. I tQ40) Henry Wltc.oxon. CarOle LMIOl1 tD THI ONCJINAL.8: WOMEN 1H Atrr "Mwy C-tt lmc>re .. aiontet From P~" The r .. atlOntl!lp bel- het Hte 1#\d Wl 11 revealed through ..... pllinlltlga. I*· tonal rnernolt• and ofllclel documenl• of IN period, ·~· MOVIR * "Cal.man Of Pwte" ft94t)Cer1 e.nond. ~ ...... f'rida9•• o.,,, l.w ,, • .,.,. -AFTERHOON- ,,... D * ... LN1 Of Thi F Ut °""' ( tet.4) Jodc Mer\on. •1 Otlbett RolenO • * > LUI Of l,,. ~I 110601 P""4 ......,_, JICk Oek .. 1:00 (ft\ • * * "Buatet Ano &,,.. I t117•1 JM-MtchHC Voncant Joel> Goodfellow a:ao a * * .... "l..uv' ( t1167) Pe4« F .... Jedi 1.MntnOn Records Eyed OnNewSlww The pubhc'1> fascinalton with world recordlj. the age-old English pub tradilJon of wagerin1 on lhe fut.at, longest, quickest and moel.eat, and the popularity of the Guinness. Book of World Records led to the development of the television show. '"The Gwnness Came." that wall premiere on KNBC Channel 4 Wednc~day at 7 30 pm Four event., take placri 1n t>arh program. where senous minded and n.'1'1pon1t1ble contenders will attempt to hr,.ak or ~labhsh a feat as re - rorded an the Gu1nnes., Rook of World Records Each attempt will be authenticated and verified by a proper repre5entat1ve along with David Boehm. American publisher of the renowned book Hosted by Don Galloway, formerly of "lrorl51de." "The Guinness Game" hu three con · testants wagering on the succeas or failure of each andiv1dual attempt. Gaven Sl,000 t.o start, lhe con· testant with the largest amount of money at the end of the third event wall be determined the cash wlnner In the prem1ere show, Dennis Madalone. a profeasional stuntman. becomes a human cannon· ball. au.empting to break two record• for a blfh and long Jump, while bean1 propelled by the aid of an air ram. .. An erotic ideal." .1.Aceoua.~ ........ C,IANCARLO GIANNINI fJ..U 't:NNIFER9'~LL -'The ffinoeent \~ ........... ~,.. .... ,, " l>i.bcAit'MI ~ r-n 1 C-,.,.DtMool-I:&'! ~....,. .... , .. ..a~ -----S..-..Sl.00 ...... C.....Sl.H S..,M ...... J,._ -I " .. .. .... .... ___. ENTERTAINMENT/ INTERM.SION I MOVIES .. r 'Charity' Swee~ Snappy Musical 1 U. • namcw W k. tbe "71 fl m.ScaJI It tM I W••·••• Cioma.-atr 1"1••• an 1umbered, t.M1'n~.-..-.,....-.. '"SWMt Qad'1'' ll a a•uU11 packace of J eoaembM ~-\bM rub wit.It tM beu.tr 'COJDau•b' &Mater olte..._ ol ll'lt. It'• u am· ~ blUOUI ~ wttb a ..U-ctrllled cut ol •· ,. vtrtul)b all of ftolD ~ace• U.. laorMdlol ~ ,.._,. ror al leut two cbonas numbwt .. ~1 .. • tbe tlule. J .,..._,.,. &SNT '°8NION. wbo bu bullt :i u -~ tioa .. an a11embkr ot ~m· f mumt.y t.bMter mualcala, dia· I pla11 bt1 uaaal proftHIOHl polisb tn tbe Westmlnater abow. J;oaemble numbers - partlc\&larl)' tbe reverberating .. IUlythm ol Llfe" -are ac- compliabed with fiu.id predalon, IDd t.be lDcreued me of the com· pany adda to the choral impact. Intermission Tom Titus 1ta1• --ay seldom dUpl~ed OD lbe coau:awU&,J level. BA.aM.&A &EU.ER IB 19E stnJa&er of ber two aidtSidcU. ber voice UDdef'llCOl"ed with a cualY cbaracteriutloo. Jud.Y Beoowlta, a late addition to the ca.at. abows promlae but comes otf a bit soft. Aa the two latest men in her Ute, J .D . Reichelderfer and Robert Sax turn in fine comic performances. Reichelderfer la particularly lm- preuive u a bookish neurotic while Sax lm· penonat.es Marcello Mastroi81Uli quite nicely, roma.nctnc hi.a ladyfriend wblle the accommodat· ine Cbarity huddles in the ckllet. Clark BW"IOD's burly dance ball operator la At the core ol all tb.11 color oo.ly ooe of a ball-doum characters essayed by the ""'" aad ima1ery ls one of th~ venatile actor. Keith OUvter sparkles as a sort or • stroaaest lndlv1du.l performancee delivered on a Reverend Ike set to music in the sbow-stoppln& local atqe tbia year. Roberta Kay la munificent "Rhythm of Life" while Lynda and Lori Towler, · in the title role of the lucldesa dance half bolt.ea& mother and dauc'bter, a.re well cast as dance ball wboae ertt and vulnerability work at cross girl.a and John Moreno nu. the bill as a restaurant purpoeesM l · K l 1 b b D operator and perennial patron of the ballroom. ss ay s exact y w at t e oc (scrtptwrlter Nell Simon ) ordered, an ac~s whose musical ablUUes match her emotional arsenal and who fits superbly into the charac- terization without stretching it to caricature. She ls marvelous in her solo. numbers "II My Friends Could See Me Now," "Where Am I Going?" and "I'm a Brass Band," exuding a storehouse of SPECIAL MENTION MUST go to Don Ragsdale, who stepped In on short notice as musical director when his predecessor broke a -;\NGIN<; rt, ~...... -'-~c. #<J ~ .,~ 642-2697 'Time' Ripping ....... ......_llil-8 Good Movie By aOBERT OSBORNE n.e .... , .... ~ Jack the Ripper, in bis numerous SCfei?I\ rein· carnations, bas already either slashed, or pursued, or avoided a number of familiar profiles. all the way rrom Merle Oberon (in 1.944 's "The Lodger"> to Sherlock Holmes (in 1966's "A SUidy in Terror" and 1979's "Murder By Decree"). , Now, in the Warner Bros.-Orion release of . "Time After Time," the seemingly indestructable Ripper is partnered with H.G. Wells, of all people, with Wells' famous time machine thrown in for good measure. The result ( MownE J is far-fe~ed hokum, but r • entertainiDg enough to REI/WEIT? Insure the .c.omed_y . r • W mystery a poeatively np· 2 ping session at the box ofrice. THE ORIGINAL STORY peg by Karl Alex- ander' and Steve Hayes, fashioned into a screenplay by Nicbolu Meyer, pUr5ues the sup- position that the real-lile Wells 0866-1946) aot only wrote about a time machine but actually con- structed a workable one in the basement of bis 19th ceQtury Loodood.ip. Further, It set.a up the theory that Jack the Ripper, wbo muWated prostitutes in Loodon's East End in l88l!J and wu never found, wa.a actual· by a Wells pal named Dr. St.eveoaoo. And the reuoo be was never nabbed by the bobbles was TIMll AnUI TIMll Oriell -•-..... ~ur ................................ Her1>J.tte Olre<llon-t<.r--.pl.., ... , .. . .. • . • .1.. ... . Nlci.oi.s Mn9t Or191,..1 ilofY . . . . . .. . . .. • • . . . • • ... Katt AIH ....... Sieve W•Ytt Cl_...,......., .. .. . .. . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. .......... P.u11 .. c1f11nMW1 ,_......; ........ ... C•U· llM~lm McDowell, Oevkl W-. llM,.., S-..c>u1"99n, 0-.rlft Cloffi,~ Wllll~ AclOftl• K.etM<'OI, Petti O'Ar'l*lvlll~. J•,,,., Ge<rwtt, ~tit> M<c-n.11, L..eo I.AWis. tly<On -... Kerin Mllry sne.. LAu~ f\Mln. R"""l"Otl,,,. -!Umin.. MP/I.A r.t1tt9: PG ''SAINT JACK" (A) "LOST AND FOUND" So. CoHI 71' ~ ?711 l•tO 811st01 lier,,, • ..,, "OIRT" (PG) "LOVE & BULLETS" THE SIDUCllOM OF JOIT™At( at .....-. ..... -rHE AMITTYIU.l HOHOr1a1 MOITH DAUAS rOITY Ill OPEN DAil Y 12 JI) ....... , ... wa'RI COMIDY TO 801 ,."'< ~~~ PLUS 1'£~~orr~ ttf6Hrl ~--~····· .... ---'--"' . ' ,, . .. ....,........... .. -. STARTS TOMORROW IRU PWA Bte.i ~29 !1339 lllOO«MUM T ~ 772-64~ MATINEES SATURDAY· & SUNDAY "THE MAIN EVENr(PG) "OH.GOO" "MOONRAKER" ~) "CAPRICORN ONE" "ROCKY II" <PG> "MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI" "BUCK ROGERS" (PG) "HOT STUFF" (PG) '"THE VILLAIN" ""THE CONCORDE -AIRPORT ·79·· '"THE BRINKS JOB" (PG) "STAR WAAS" "CAPA~N ONE"' (PG) "ALIEN"(R) "~ES Of LAUR~ MAM" tl.D1er. Tbe two-~ WMt•'"a.t orebeltra .,_ tb• wort ol a brua band wlda 'a drtvt.DC, ,upbeat score. Jobuoa 's ·~ ll 1wtft aad dck, wtth Utile lea between acenes lD a analtttDc» of Mt ~·tlooa. Daupt.er Denlae, a daorUI member, COD· tribuc. some fine cboreocrapblc work iJa the "Rieb Man'• P'nal" ae1nu1Dt. "Sweet Charity" ll a ricb delHrt of color and choreography topped by the dellctoua performance "SWWIT!TAIUTY" A ~ 11¥ Nell si-, trrka SI a.e..-_. 0.., P'9td .i..neo.,., .. _ ,,_, ,.,,.,_ ~ o-> ......... _...: r...._.. i.-19 """9r .... °""' .. ...._,_,....,.~JIM "411. ~...!._~ -s.."'*" 111~.......,,_oa.s• ... =-=~Y ni..ter. mJ 54.., ..,... •s- TMI CAST Olerlty • . .. . . . • . • • , •••• .......,. !Cay foOOi. . . ..... • ........ ~a«et!W .................................... ~~ OK«... . .................................... J.O. j*' ... i;;.!Y{;/-!i+i~i~~/(i:.~~ of Roberta Kay. It continues for four more weekeoda, tbroulh Oct. S, al the theater, 7272 Ma· pie St., Westm.lnater. • CALLBOA.llD -.-AudJtioo.s for young boY$ for the cast of the musical "Oliver" will be held S•tur· day at 10 a.m. by Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Ave. Pico, Sao Clemente ... youngsters must be non-Equity actors between 9 and 14 years or age ... .. "90Cll -----'"' .... , ··~ , ... wt. J.lJ ........ cllll ~~1 ..... :E:-E: .... ----·-~ <Nfilli.+~I =~ \M•,,;~J :::--=:=~ .. ,,.... ---1Ul~ll t~ ~----,_... , .. WAI• pt.-i , .......... ... , ... cl\ll11i1~1-:~-:.~ _...,.. __ _ llOllrM MUM POaT ,_ IUI IWU~lll .,... ...... .....,.. ... ....,.._11, ..... .. ,,_ _ _.. .. _ "ROCKY 11'" (PG) -n--11 .. ,,.._.,. __ .. =~ I "WMtDA ..VA.DA" NI ... "~ ?:M & t:M ' t -. -.... -.... -·· -.... . IT'S BACK! . · n.e,.. !O ~fl!~~~ . ~ .. . NleeO.e·.,. Comedlan Cbev1 Chae feta a 1da1 on the ear from co-star Benji · at a 1.-0a An1elea preaa eonfereoee for tbe ltan ol the upcomlQI movie, "Ob Heaven.b' Doi.•• · Loilg Career ~For Cronkite? Q: Wiii ....... C!wldk be fefted .. reUre wlln M reaae. II! Pleue NJ ll la't IO. -Mr • ... Iha. L. KeLeaa ud fa.07, SeaUle. A: OK. We'll HY It. It Lm't IOI Tbe new1man1 con1ldered to· be the country•1 moat believea public ftmre, will contJnue to anchor ·Teas Evening Newa" till November of 1981 when be turu 15. Afterward, <accord.lna to CBS New1 president Bill Leonard) 11 Cronkite blmaeU 1bould decide to give up h1a everdday anchor Job , CBS woul want blm to stay on with the network for a number of yean to come. Maybe doing c ••T~ . apeclal1. "CBS certainly doe1n't want him to 1tay on beyond tbe year 2000," quipped Leonard. "Then we'd alt down and dlacusa lt! .. Q: llefGft lab deaa.~ dldll't ,,_. Wayae talk aboat btdJdlag a eaaeer re.earclt cUalc la Illa umeT -Jlldy Sm,u.e, Babtmore. A: Yes. Though the Dute knew h1a condition was hopeless, be wanted something done so tbat future victima of the "Bil C" might have more to 'Glad You Asked That' look forward to than be did. The University of California hu confirmed that they will operate a cancer research facWty ln Wayne'• name, to be bouaed in la 17·st.Q,ry bulldiu DOW beiq construct- ed on the campu.a. Apparently, the actor hoped the research center would work primarily to find cures for the dread dheue. Q: Jly daap&er &ooll me lo lft "Euy Rider .. llOt too IOllg a&o, ud I mut eoafea I didn't U · dentand very macb of It. Bow d1d die movie do at &be box-olftce? -Jame• G., PiUaba:rglt. A: Very well. Produced by Peter Fonda for $475,000, the movie bu earned more than $20 m llllon in the United Stat.ea and Canada. And near- ty that much again 1n other parts of the world. But don't feel badly. Henry Foocla, Peter's father, bad the Hme reaction you did when be tint saw tbe ftlm. "I &otta be bonett with you, Peter," said Pop. "I don't know what you IUYI are dom,. All you do ii alt around the ftre and aay 'man!• " Q: .,..& ... tile "A" la m. A. Pralef'1 •ame 8&u4l for't -We .. J a. <.atW brekea· lteaned), BalUmere. A. The answer ii Aaron. Some time a10, tbe late Vernon Preeley recalled bow Elvia bad com- plained that b.la middle name wu always ml•· 1pelled. 1bat It wu Aaron, with two A's, not one. That's why b.la tombstone at Graceland between bla mother'• and father'• IJ'avea reads correctly. Q: I wu arprlled ... .,...,,, .. l'eeetdl1, .,.. .. g a , .. ,, ... leelda. Celar .... ,. dola1 a ellu--. TV eeaaerelal. Bew .W la IM •wf AH, aput frMI "9•el'dalll, w '9 retired from a.e aereeeT -Gall Sala, Mlaal. A : "Tell Gail I appreciate ber review of my commerctal. And that no actor ever vohmtarlly re· Urea," CeMr 1ay1. "Maybe a producer Wbo U.ke9 me u much u your reader 1eem1 to wW uk me to do a oee-bour Ceur 1peclal. I'll nen dance 'a few Uel>I in lt -maybe laclude a dllco bit or two." The robust Latln ~ llanbattan, born ln 1107, of Cuban·Amerlcan parentl, wW celebrate hll 73rd birthday next J'eb. 15. HI• areat·srndf ather wu patriot Joee lhrti, the re.end and remembered uban liberator 1lal.D In an uprlllnl. Which, by the way, would be a plau1lble 1crfpt for hil lookalike cle1cendeat to play ln what eould be a fuclnatin1, bbtorteal aad loPlcal made-for-TV movte. Q:WMWlla.pn:=*la• ....... ...... _. ldw,a eeeeftMd•a1.r fl•••b=--...... N1111Ka.._&.lle ...., _ ................. 11e11ca,ca111. A: Y•. After' t.M Douc Palrb&U1·llar1 ~ .................. a.-....elor ........ Wiii re·· ........ nman: ''117 .. --~ .. ...,.. of le""1 llWI .. dlrecdllfalbto PSatwc1•1111ou1tl" llbrtOa ~ar•nlng IJp for 'King Lear' -nDYAGD NftWUCAP>-•·1 .. 1abltlal' ........ -............ ,...,. .... ~ ... --..... ·~ .... ··w-o-t ........... . "'* ......... _ ....... . .. •QM1·'4i'.1.Twa.'._ ...... .., llilii D I I ..... -,..,. ... ,..,._ a day." Looldq back at bl1 tomewbat l•••aclarJ •tac• aad ftlm earMr, Burton l&ld, "I iot tato _.., ~ ac· cldent. Eml1n Wtlllam1, tb• playwrtsbt. wu looklna tor a n. 1ear-o&cf wbo 1pote Wellb. Burtoo •aid U.. woman beartns audit'-na pnled .... tGW Mr'I GD.11blld.._m1Mt•,tlml'd ... tb• train baek and did.a •t ltawt eoou~ IDOOC1 tot/ tbe bul. a.~ me ft.at 1 did. and l aald r ...... to Oxford. Apparently that wH enou'11. 8be told m• to retuna tbe foUcnrtna ~. J bada't e..a read for the put." ••• arUM ••• , •• ··e .. be aftlltieellr...... .., .............. ..w .. ,.. tall ... leH .-a .,.,.. ... pt, T._ O'Neal." ':=o •84111NG •II zou.o1 IHdlDI ... , ........... .,. .......... ,..... t•m ..._ WI movie. lt'1 a ••ACTVAU.Y, I'• dotn1 'Camelot' to 1et iD lb.al>t IM 'Kini lAar,' "1aid 8ur1oa, takinl a 1waJlow ol diet loda. PotaUDt at tbe IOft drtDt IDd 1iiUIA1. he Nld, "1 lblnk I'm booked oo tbll 1tuff ... drink about ftv• to lO ••1 WM lt AT UM Ume, walttq to get Into Oxford, -i.lcb wouldn't take me until I wu 17. 8o I took tbe train down to Cardiff to try out. Wben I Sot there, t.bare were about tJOO youn1 men waJUq in line to rad for the part. I couldn't Walt tbat Iona, 10 ( went to tbe bead ol the lille and uked ll 1 couJd be next." "Tbe nnt th.Ina I knew' ( WU alp· Ing a contract for 10 pounds a week. A couple ol performancn after that I WU famoua . . .and to thla day, l atJU can't convince Wlll1ama I never . read for tbe part." you can do the 'hole' thlrJg Wltn Black & Decker'• ~" varieble •PMd revtf'tlng drlll. you pick the •PMd to do the lob. Powerful 1/3-h.p. motor. ell new detlgn Revet1lng ewttch for rem°"•' of acrewa. nuta. Jammed drlll bite. Double ln1ul1ted. need• no grcxmdlng. Aoceleratlon Trigger dellvera up to 2600 RPM. #7127. 88 a.., cool ..... I Get the ln•taour•• w1ter fitter by Wiier Pill for cteAner. dearer w1w for toe cut>ee. Ortnlung, COOll· 1ng. eon ... Reg. 29 96 .............. Clll't ... " .., .. .... 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Reg. 1UI 9~ . -~· - a ' --- YegetlriM'I deHght Scotti v~ Gilden Fert11tzer f1 8·2'·81 in· er..... tne yield of mOlt ~1)69 plantal 15 Reg. 3" 1'' Wnen WM"*. people & the 1111• n ..... lalten "*' toll on your ... there I llfnylt. u .. t tnem to Arm()(·All. 8 oz Reg 3.49 211 put • OOll Oii your ...... DuPon t Luette·• oureble nouM p11n1 wltf'I txlllt-ln ptlmet tor ~uee.Ortee ln lutt 1 hour. "90. 11.M <-:..:0.r. L•' ~ just In lime for plMtfood Aa1nblfd'1 Tlmed·Aeleue ln<IOOf Plant FOOd Tlbteta All O TomatO·V•Q•labl• Fooo 1 Y99r of eont1nuou1 feeding ' oi Reg w NSIDE: •Cberyt Romo •Erma Bombeck •Ann Landers •Claulfl9d DAILY ,,LOl -ftles are People, too hJOBLC.80N . -............... • W1Ma aocoeooe •Q•. "ht Yo\lt rtibt foot forward," Celi• Tul'Dllt ••• would r•tber put her left one don. .Ud l"9 N•"'"'1 Beacb raldent pre· fers to IO to the ten Bank ln Paris. beeauu 'Tbat's where the aeUoo ls." Sb• •dmlta. however, wltb tonaue firmly placed ln cheek, that ''My ideu are out ln left ft~." TBA rs TllE UGRTBa SIDE of left buded coc.uclouanesa amooi Oraa1e ~aat lefties who've joined Letthandns lnternatiollaJ. The IJ'OUP promotes con· sumer products for left-handers as well aa pubUcizlnc "outstandin1" left· banded tndlvtduala. Some ot the more notable lefties in· elude actor Richard Dreytuss, actress Kristy McNichol, composer Paul Williams. athlete Bruce Jenner and Yankees' baseball player Ron Guidry. Then there's former President Gerald Ford, who was eleded "Leftbander of tbe Year" for 1979. They've been called southpaw, cack· handed and corrie·fister. The words "sinis~r" and "gauche" are derived frosn the word left ln ancient days. it was considered an unlucky or ill-omen for a traveler to en· counter a left-handed person on the road. BJST()RY SAYS that we shake with tbe right hand to show that there is no dagger or concealed knife -thus ad· ding to the notion of left--banded and ~vu , becau .. a l•tt-haodtd peraon would lt&b wttb bla ieft . And one tbeory uya that ri1ht· hlDcMl'I bllCI an advutqe ln aword fl1btiq ~auae tbey could protect thetr heart wtlb their ahteJd In their left hand. About the only historically po1itive upect ol lelt-b&nded.nu1 comes from the Old Te.lament. Tbe Book of Judcea notes that left· handers in t.be tribe of Ber\iam.ln were akllled uael"S of the sling. It was even thou&ht thai left-hudera were desceQ- dants of that tribe. -. Today, lefties aren't terribly con- cerned about which band bolds the dag- ger or the art of sLLnitn1 rocks. THEY'D BE SATISFIED with a few considerations for their special orienta- tion such as notebooks bound on the right. left-banded scissors and classroom lecture de&ks mounted on the left side. Walter Maxwell. 63, of San Clemente. recalls that be often dripped ink on bis paper in elementary school because the ink wells were situated on the right side of the desk. The retired land surveyor says his parents were supportive of his left handedness. Because his father was left-banded. Maxwell thought that the trait was passed on geneticaJly. But there is no left-handedness in his four children or three grandchildren. Maxwell's school teachers, however. weren't tolerant of his left-handedness. "All my life people bne uld ·it waa u atnietion. And a lot of people tended to take the attitude that tt wu a handicap," be aaya. Bonnie Ha.rrtncton. 38. aJao ba been senaitive to the dlacriml.Datioo acainat left-banden in• ri&bt·banded society. Indeed, lefties comprlle a true minority, with more than 80 percent of the population beinc ncht·Uncled. • '( really feel that there's a Whole set of problema that left -banded people have to deal with that right-banded peo- ple have no way of identityini with." the Irvine resident says. In high school and collefe, she had to tum around to write at a desk. She thought the teachers or profeaaors might say she was cheating. Ms. Harrington, though, bas de- veloped a sure attention·cetter for the children she teaches in a special educa- tion i>rogram. BOOKING BER LEFF HAND, Ms. Harrington can write perfect sentences upside down. "In a sense I feel special," she says "It makes you different from lbe crowd. Left-handedness is going to get you down or it's going to be an impetus to make you nse above the crowd. "lt creates a motivation in leH · handed people to excell just so they can prove to themselves that it's not a ban· di cap ... Ms. Harrington is aMoyed, though. at having to put up with a few personal aspects of her left-handedness She has to stop and think about which way to turn the water facet on and off. And she closes her eyes to gain a sense of direction. BECAUSE OF THESE SPECIAL anomalies. Ms. Harrington subscribes to the theory that left·handedness is due to development of the left and right hemispheres of the brain. Jason Fenton. a education researcher who teaches at Orange Coast College and California State Universit y at Fullerton. believes that left·handed.oess may be a Positive trait with origins in • the struggle for survival through the ages. The left hemisphere of the brain con- trols the nght side of the body and vice versa, he notes. And the left side of the brain controls speech. A left-handed person is perhaps "bilateraJ for language," Fenton ex· plains. After puberty. the brain "laterlbes .. in function. Males tend to become rtght- h a nded, while females with left· handedness tend to have developed both hemispheres of the brain, he suuests. Fenton says his theory Is supported by recovery of brain damage vittims. In brain damage of the left ~emi.sphere. the majority of males suffer from paralysis wh.ile women tend to recover in a year. he says. "IT'S A POSITIVE TRAIT. If you're going to have brain damage, it ·s best to be a left-handed female." Fenton says In practice, the trait tends to put lef· ties al odds with long-standing nght oriented society. Ms. Turner has adapted part of he r lifestyle to suit her left-handed pre· ference. D.rilY ...... ~-" lloc....,.. tt-ter Irvine resident and lefty Bonme Hanington shows her son Josh, also a lefty, how she can write Lf)Side down by hooking her left hand. On a trip to England. she couldn't waH to to get behind the wheel of a car to drive on the left side of the road. Walter Maxwell of San Clemente demonstrates his left-handed golf swing. lee Cream is Hot Item on Orange Coast By JOHN DODD Of ti. Oelly P'llel Slaff One cold product is a hot item year-round along the Orange Coast -ice cream. A taste and price comparison of a dozen area ice cream parlors, including interviews with employees, reveals ice cream's pc>pularity 1Cl$ts aJI year. "Everybody loves ice cream all the time. 1t 's not a seasonal bUBiness, said Beverly Stien- beck, a ·•super scooper" for 13 years at Sav·on drug store, Huntington Beach. However, several ice c r eam parlot employees said ice cream sales increase during the summer and holiday seasons. Whatever the season. Orange Coast ice cream eaters always have a wide vanety lo choose from. AS MANY AS 81 navors are featured at some parlors, alt.bough three flavors -vanilla, chocolate chip and rocky road -are most popular, Mrs. Stienbeck said. The most flavors stocked at ooe time is 45, al Fountain Flavors in Fountain Valley. The feweat was one -vanilla -at Tastee Freeze. Costa Mesa. Fountain Flavors alao makes the beat tast· log tee cream cone tested in this com· pariloo. The parlor's cone -vanilla was used in all taste test.a -was creamier, richer and at least as laree as any of the other cones taated. Taklnf a close second to Fountain Flavors ia Swensen's Ice Cream Sbcrppe, Corona del Mar. However, Swenaen's takes a definite fint place for the lar1Ht portion eaten by one person. "ONE OP ova CUSTOMB&S ate an Earth· quake -ei&bt 1coopa of ice cream with el&bt toppt.nca, whipped cream nut.a and cboeolate flakes -by blm.eit ln 15 minutes, .. Swemen 'a employee Laura Stouib aald. Newport Beach'• Tbe Ice Crum llan •P. 'pean totene the lar1Mt~ COM. Howeftr. The lee Cream ll•doean't come cl011e in Oavor quaUtr, to the top four -Fou.n· taiD J'la'°"• Swmsea 1. Bakln·Bobbiu of Coat.a Mesa and llcNultJ'• of lmne. la tbe prto-catecol'J. Tbe Ice Cream Man ellartM tbe molt -55 C-.. per acoop -for ttlllilllard lee cnam, alt.boUP 1'IM 'J'bbmel')' ot H~ .. ch cJaraea • C-. '* eeoop ol •pedal low-calorie tee cream. Tbe 1*111t :-=lye l1Ule ROOP la at Thrtl· ty VU. lfmoe, ~ Beadl, MWq at 15 cull. Tbe cone rated blab la flavor quail~, ud the 1tore otferet 17 navors. IN ADDITTON TO ice cream. most parlors offer sundaes, sherbet and hand-packed pmts. pounds and gallons. Also. many shops ser ve sandwiches. low -fat and oon-augar ice cream. cookies. cakes and pies. One parlor. Fountain Flavors, caters birthday parties with cakes and a clown. And a more recent addition to the ice cream parlor is frozen yogurt. Yorurt cones taste very similar 1'-om parlor to parlor. aJthough Costa ' ....... ~ .... ~.~\ .. · ., ... ...,.._ ..... " Mesa ·s Naturally Yours features seven flavors, the most of any parlor. Yogurt also 1s "health food," when no sugar or preservallves are used in the mgredients Other heaJth food ace cream. made from soy beans. as offered at Country Store Nutnllon. Costa Mesa. Overall. the best deal on ice cream is of - fered at Thrifty. Although Thifty's taste wasn't quite as good as some parlors. three scoops cost as much there as one scoop at Swensen's. • ~·· .... .. . --.. -. -. -..... -.... -_"" .... ,.... ..... .,. ---. -.. -~ ----............ ......,.._._ ......... _. ... ..,. ,. .,,. .. -. . . . . . ... . . . . . ~ ............... 81 DSNNU McLELIAN ... ...., .......... Dwtlli tM bloody B.W. ot B~ la ... _.,.. lrtlh J::..UDllJieDl potted -dulllus ....._ ci to taJlr to the · old people and write down tbetrltorlea. fie -iovemmeat, prepared for t.be wont, wM emaeerMd that t.btat«tel lbat bad beeli puMd down orally Uvouah lbe ceaturt. mllbt be lolt. foreY«. It WU Ul UDJWee.deoted effort to pre- aerve the talee ot th• tlD.Y country whose literary blatory LI u fertile u tta rollin1 cou.ntryajde. "•Y GENE&ATION OF 8CBOOLBOY8 1atbered a mlllloo and a ball 1tortes," aa71 Tom O'Keeffe, a native ot West Ireland. It'a supposed to be lbe rtchelt collection ol tolklore ln lbe world. "I feel proud I WU la oa that. .. The chiJdren'a reward for helping round up tboae storln was a pen, and notebook. It wu an appropriate prize for 0 'Keeffe, who grew up to become a writer and authority on hiah literature. O'Keeffe, who lives in Ireland several mootha each year, ia teacbla1 a course in Irish literature at Orange Coast College Thursday eveninp from 7 to 10 p. m .• belinnlng tonight. Regiatratlon information about the class, listed u English 172, is available from the college, S56-S73S. THE COURSE WILL COVE& more than 1,000 years of Irish literary his- tory. O'Keeffe said It la literature that has scarcely strayed from Ila oral beginnings. It deals with ordinary peo· pie leadlng ordjnary lives, and lt's writ- ten in the lanauage spoken in lbe fields and at tbe fireside. He'll begin with short lyrics and "a very favorite lriab form, the lrlad." He quoted a typical 9tb century triad: ''Three things that are always ready In a decent man's house: beer, a bath and a good fire." Gaelic·1peatin1 part of the eountry. e1timates that nine-tenths of hub ht•· tory LI "bidden" to either OaeUc or Latin. ,.But it'• found beautiful tranalators," be noted. BE EXPLAINED THAT Gaelic be1an beinl pbaaed out at the time ot the lrilb Potato famine in 18:50. At leut one mllliOa people died la what bu been descrtbed u the ireat.elt natural diluter in European hhtory, be 1aid. • But mll1Jon1 more mi1nted to England and the United States: · "cultwes that had no time for their tongue,·• said O'Keeffe. One of Ireland'• most famous writ.en 1a the poet Yeata wbo, O'Keeffe aald. "ia v~ry Important for the identity of Irl1hmen. ''For the Irishmen, Yeata invented modem Ireland to b.ia poetry," said O 'Keeffe. ''He made the En1llsh· 1peak{ne lrialiman aware of the myths that are hidden in the lriab language." O 'Keeffe, whose grandfather wa.s an oral poet, believes that myths give people a sense of their roots. "YOU DJSCOVEa YOUR ANCESTRY in your myths," he said. "You become aware or a loag lineage. "Yeata said, 'Where there are DO myth.a you have a mob. Where you do have myths you have a people."' One or O'Keeffe's moat vivid memories as a child was in l!M8 when he was 10 years old and Yeats' body was brought home from France for burial. O'Keeffe remembers seeing Yeats' coffin pass through the wet street of his village while hla policeman father salut· ed it u It puaed. "An Irish writer's death ls a na· Uonal event, "O'Keeffe said. ANN LANDERS/HOROSCOPE O'Keeffe described u "subtle varta~ on green. ''What you're aware of ii rock, a lot areenery, llcbea·fiecked Wal.Lt ad bulldiap,0 betaid. - O'Keeffe. a gaduat.e of tbe Un1veraJ; ty of Dublin, didn't start writinl untU the l9S>s alt.er meetlna and becomlnt frlenda with Leonard Wibberley, :!t Dublin-born author ot '"The Mome Roared." •'He gave me conlldence to write," aat4 O'Keeffe, who won Ireland'• Hennel•J Award for short fiction in 1t'15. "I'" always wrltinc-" This winter O;Keeffe'1 tint plaY.~ "Move Them into the Sun," will be pro. duced by national radio in Ireland. The play deals with the true story of a band of Irish-born Amerlcanaoldiers wb() deaened at the Rio Grande and held off the American army for a week near Mex· ico Clty in 1847. O'KEBFE'S couasE, WRICH ~ eludes discussiooa or novellat Jal'll~\ Joyce and other major lrlah writers, ww only ~ briefly on lrlab Amerlcaa writers such as Fitzgerald, O'Hara and O'Neill. 0 'Keerfe said. for example, that Fitzgerald's description of landscape in "The Great Gatsby" has an Irish touch to it and that O'Neill had a black, pessl mistic view of life. As for contemporary Irish writers, 0 'KeeUe mentioned poet Seamus Heaney who. "ia being thought about in terms of Yeats." But. added O'Keeffe, "there's a lot ot writing going on in Ireland. It's not so much for the American market, but It's aa buy as ever with its writers " IRISH UTEAATURE -Writer Tom O'Keeffe, a native of Ireland .and specialist in Irish literature, peruses his collection of Irish writings in preparation fpr a course he's teaching at Orange Coast College. ''1bere are thousands of those," he said, addJ.D2 that the Jrlab have always Uk\MI 1ma1I torma such aa proverbs, short lyrics, short stories and novellas. 0 'Keeffe, who grew up in the Tbe introductory part of the course wlll deal with literature that gives sta· dents a sense of Ireland as a physical place. He'll then show that out of that sprinp the literature, O'keeffe said. Ireland largely la a rolling terrain with rugged shoreline. It'• all bathed in what Club Colndar nma each Wedne~ &. th~ Dad11 Pilot and cofttaml Ml1"• of womni'• and ~ club mfttinQ• and ~· opm to tlw public for llw foUov*ttg i«~k Snd not~• to Club Calndar, DoilJf Pilot. P 0 Bor 1560. Coata lllHa, CA 12DJ. lnchu:U uour nam~ and r>hoM numbn'. RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY Rejected Policeman-Beau Threatens Arrest WlillaT•W..t ...... 1'22 Harbor Blvd. DEAR ANN: Please tell me -can I sue for false arrest? That is what happen~. I met Bob, a policeman who said he was divorced. I bad been divorce<! for seven months and we began to see each other. We were very close for almost a year. Theo J figured out be was using me. We went only to places that were free. He never gave me a gift that amounted to anything. Meanwhile, my apartment was hla Garden of Eden -plenty to eat, drink and Iota of loving. Two monlha ago I met a man who bad all the qualities Bob was short on. We hit it off right away. I told Bob it was all over. He pleaded for just one more bight so be could re· member me with warm t.boughts. He promlaed never to bother me again ii I agreed. So I did. As aoon as I took off my clothes be arrested me 'for prostitution. He too.k me to the station, but I was not booked. Bob said be wasn't through yet, that I'd be bearing more from ''somebody.'' • Can I sue Bob for false arrest? He's so rot- ten I'd like to get back at him. On the other band, I'd bate for my new friend to find out about thla. <P .S. Our newspaper prlnta every- thing.) -DUMB AND SCARED DEAll D. AND 8.: New dlat 1"I' boy la bl.e llH 1otam lab joUles by ..,_ ... , 1-. be la pro- babl1lreeloadbal•10me other 1a1 who cu eook. If 10• fear bad pabllcU7, forset tile l6u are irrvited to fRf and hear Americ:as leadirg Orristian aulhorihJ on the family... ~mes C. Doltso:w, Ph.D. --·---i11YU'dralle~ing.new -· · -F®cus= FA ILY .. FILM SERIES ',, .......... t.,_19" t Af .. ..._.4t , .... It f"'t'lt\N" MWO 111\•t•t\*Attll FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH M8ln 81 Adame, Huntington Beach Sept. 28 ·Nov. 7-f:30 P.M. FREE Call ~8-2~9 to Register \ A•• Lallders laws.it, wrtt.e die hem ett ud MUie for you 4llploma ID tbe Scbool of Expel1eace. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Will you please do a public service and say something about people who use toilet facilities and return to work without washing theit' hands? I am a matron who services seven washrooms. Fifty percent of the women I see do not wash their bands before they leave here. I am especially upset when they come in with small children and fail to wash the hands of the little ones. This means the children will not learn the habit early. Perhaps lt I share an old Joke with your readen they will remember the importance of th1a .aspect of personal hygiene. A forgetful employee waa tactfully re· minded by a friend who pointed to the sign on the wall that read, "You are reqwred to wash your hands before returning to work." The guilty party annoWlced, "Ob, I'm not going back to work. I 'm going lo lunch " - SEEN A LOT DEAR SEEN: Humor can be an efftttive tool ID pattlng ac:rou a polat. Tbaaka for '19ar· ln&. I realize I'm breaklag a promlae by prltltlaC yoar leUer. I said two weft.I a10, "No more bathroom leUen for abt moe.tM," bat my ataff felt &Ida ooe waa too lmpertu& to bold ao I caved la. Please forclve me. 1 DEAR ANN I get Iota or comments on my figure, clothes, jewelry and pretty complexion. · Like everyone else. I enjoy compliments. but I don't know what to say. "Thank you" seems like an inadequate response. What can I add without sounding stuck on myself" - BROOKLYN DEAR BROOK: Straaae bow moat people can lludle an I.malt more easily &ban a compti· ment. U ''Thank you" Hema laadeqaate, add, "How Dice of yoa to Dotlce." Or, "YOll'tt sweet to mealloa It." Doot' say, u ao muy womet1 do, ''Ob, I really need a shampoo," or, '-rills rag! It'• yeara old!" ( Boros rope ] FBIDAY.8EPTEMBE& 14 LlBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): You receive "sur· prise" backing from one in authority. Cancer. 87 SYDNEY OMABR Leo, Aquarius persons figure prominently. Teach, learn, follow through on huocb. 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And your P'Mt eawe b' ~ Mlt to t.be nOltll la an IDYMU,atift RtPOrilra wl ScW.on Conference. Tile ecmf..._. bappeu once • year and tb11 year ll la oecwrtaa uactJy wheD JOU would have ordered it. Tbe eftDt'a QCIGIOn, all woftbal joul"naliata wbo are aware U..t reponen alwaya are abort ol tunda, located a faitb inqpenatve and atranaely deeorated botel near a fNewQ ID wblcb to house cOnterees and to preaent the weektnd pl'Ol1"UD. 11tJT ON nasT 8JGBT ot lbe room you were to share with • fellow female journalist, you registered alilht &bock upon ftndlng tbe lodging in various stages of reconstruc· tion. Later, in the hotel coffee shop, when you are laughing about your unusual room -another conferee wbiapers cautiously, "The place bas cbaneed bands three times since it opened. That's the reason for the holes in the walls and the useless screws banging from the ceiling." SUD, lt doelD 't make it aD1 Miier to take 1our IJ'OUIMl-noor view ol tbe parldnt lot and tbe oae bar of soap that muat be stretebed from shower to bathroom 1tnk. n.. you dedde you were totally apolled b1 t.bat re- cent trlp to UawaU and that you better cet your priori~s baclt ID foe.. At 2 a.m. -wblle ctramtn1 that JOU live in a moun· lain cabin in Georcia aod are about to eat some wanp com bread spreaCl on a tree-stump table -someone puts a key in your lock and tries to forte lbe door. • THANKFUL FOR ONCE that you remembered to tum the d eadbolt yoa quickly cbec!k the next bed to make sure it's not your roommate ~get in. It isn't. After several breath· moments, the int.ruder apparently is unable to tum lock and leaves. You silently pray be bas merely entered the wrong hallway . Unfortunately, the experience bas unnerved you enough to keep you awake for most of tbe rest of the night until tbe small alarm clock that you always pack in your suitcase rings at i a.m. During the first workshop session at 8 a.m., both you and the complimentary lemon coffee cake feel soggy. When someone asks how you feel, you reply, "jet la1." Fellow conferees, many of whom have traveled from aa far aw-.y aa tbe nation'• capital, etve yoa a lmowilll smile. You oegleet to mention the Oilbt between Oranie County and the San Francisco Airport ls only an hour tone. DV&ING TOE NEXT TWO DAYS of inte nse workabops and dinner apeeebes, yoa are treated to nuts and bolt.a wiadom from some of tbe industry's heroes, many of whom are noted Pulitzer Prize-winning " journalists like Clark Mollenboff of Wublngton and Lee Vniveni ty, Bob Greene of Newsday, NBC's Jim Polk and recent Pulitzer recipient, David M,itebell of the Point ReyesU;bt. It seems lb.at no matter what else waa trying to claim the attention of the noted reporters, they all were mating time to lit down and really talk to indivtdual conferees. Shari:n& with them made the notion that tbe most im· port.ant thing in life la that you forgot to tell your children to take out the trash not such a big deal. You return from the conference elated and eager to de· dicate yourself to a higher purpose. You want to rtaht in- justice, take on the bad guys and save consumers from themselves. Only first you have to figure oul what to do with all tbe trasb that didn't get put out. And you need some time to reeover from jet lag. Keep the Coffee Pot Oven for House Sale • m I have a friend who has been trying to sell her house for six months and frankly, I'm wor- ried about her. Tbe other morning , while having coffee. I excused myself to use her bathroom. She threw he r body across the door and said, "Do you really have to use th.is? J mean. you couldn't wait and slop at the service statJon on the way home, could you?" "Get hold of yourself. Gloria," I s aid. ''Ever since you listed your home you've de· veloped a clean fetish." "ARE YOU FINISHED LEANING back on that pillow?" she asked, grabbing it and punching it up with her fist. "See what I mean? You're going crazy with neatness. What happened? We never see a newspaper al your door a nymore. We never see garbage cans at your curb. I almost hate lo ask. but where are your children?" Erma -~· "IT'S TRUE. Take your average model ho m e. The light switches might not work, the walls smell like paste. there is no water, and the doors are bung backwards . No problem The house will still sell. But if the lids are up on the bathroom commode forget it' " "I don't believe that at aU .. ··n ·s true . Take this house. Please. It was a model home when we bought it. I'm here to tell you a virgin house is the most beautiful sight in the world. There was even a bowl of waxed fruit on lbe coffee table. Then we moved in. bread card an the wmdow ··And the waxed fruit'>" "IT'S STILL in the bowl with trullals carved into it. aJong with a brush roller, two marbles and a transistor battery. The illusion 1s gone." Just then the realtor came up the drive with a prospective couple. "Quick." yelled Gloria . gra bbing her sweat.er. "Put the coffee pot in the oven. the mwl m the freezer and follow me to the bal>e· ment. Just pray they don't sllp on the driveway. I waxed it yesterday.·· •••••••• ··13 • . ,,~ •• : ..,,~ . ·e SIDEWALK SALE \ 50°/o OFF • :,CAVE DWELLERS Margaret a nd An· dre w Davis sit in front of the F r a nklin .stove that heats the s tone and cement house they built into the side of a hill. "I laundered and stored them until after we move." she said. gra bbing the cup and saucer a way from my li ps and rinsing them under the faucet. "First, it was a basketball in the foyer, handprints around the light switches. a cardboard box in the utility room to bold the dog .. cup dispensers on every wall, a calendar over the stove, notes on tbe refrigerator, an ironing board in the dining room, a boot in the flower bed, rolled·up newspapers io the spout- ing. 50-~d bag of fertilizer oo the porch. a • 2043 We8tctlfl Ortve •• • Latter-day Cave Man ARMINGTON, Ill. CAP) -Several wi nters ago, Andy Davis got a monthly bill or $167 for heating bis three-bedroom rented home with • gas. He told bis family, .. I've had enough. We're going to move into a cave." And they did. f Five of Davis' nine children still were living at home when Davis, a son and a son-in-law began digging into the side of a bill. Davis, who is in the construction business, eventually finished an energy-saving, eigbt-room under- ground home with gleaming stones embedded in concrete walls, large oval front windows, a fan syste m for even-now ventilation and a Franklin stove. For all of last winter, one of the worst in central Illinois history, Davis heated his home for $1.29. "That's what it cost me for gasoline lo run my cha.in saw to cut up some logs into fire wood,'' be said. .. WE'RE 15 FEET UNDERGROUND and there's 5'1it feel of earth on top of the specially constructed concrete roofing. "The temperature varies very little. It's a natural comtaat 57 or 58 delJ'ees, regardless of wh at it la ontaide, and this easily can be raised to the desired comfort level. And our ventilation system and comtructlon and insylation methods do awQ with moisture," aald Davis,&(), .. I have DO roof to patch, DO gutters to clean, no painting to clo and we're storm proof, fire proof end quiet. We might have to mow the roof now and then.'• U' TBIS SOUNDS LIKE a sales pitch, it is. Davia bas incorporated into Davia Caves Inc. 7 "Enera E&ficlent Earth-Powered Homes." In two years be and hls top assistant, Mel Wilcox, have sold '10 franchises in 25 states for "earth- powend homes.'' "For years, we've been working against , llotber Nature instead of haviq ber WQrting for m,'' salcl Wilcox. "Our homes are 5 to 10 per~ 1-eoetlJ to build tbaD the conven- ticaal bome, IMlt tM bic urinp start when you h91ak: ·:""De ............ lat for pneratiom and ,....... a....._~" be uld. "lloet .......... to ........ l'MQtore-ur.. or .. ,.,...... people wbo can ... down ......... • "Face it. No one buys a house that looks like it's inhabited " "That's a dumb thing to say." f~(>le m.111 rvt< Po.,t<~ r~ut worn.in Tra1111n9 1\ tocl.iy s Ill'"'" rour ><."'Sell rmo<cw-<lllO ltl<JOtlt!ICl I eclW!oQIH$ ""IO 1ou fl<: di YOUI •et Y bes1 SPfCIAl ~S P¥JN ~()llMIHG I JSy IUfll()n ~ans anci rate~ Mlll<t '~•hon• r'9fll .,..,., ano fect<VJ a tree peN>NI .i.11y11s ELEGANT LIVING IS ... ''The King and I Shoppe'' LAMP SALE Sept. 13, 14, and 15, 1979 20 to 50% OFF Featuring Fr~ Victoria~ Aatiqae and Traditional IAun.,.. Cry•tal Cballdelen. Imported Candelabra 117-119 E. 18th• Coeta Mua • 64.2-9909 I Fnw Shoc1 Sim t' 1903 --------... ~brllnpnl ............ Ill••= .. ........ .......... • Newport Beech • •• • .:.•23··· PORT WINE ·CHEDDAR WHILE SUPPLY LASTS RecJ. $2.98 lb. NOW $1.98 lb. SAVE 5 1.00 HA VE A FREE SAMPLE BEFORE YOU IUY! ott. .. s,, .... ., 21, tt7t WISTCUFF ,._.,IA· 17111 ............... .... 641.ot7J .._Wiill."llf,ftlN.IM 'Tl t, ... "n 6. t. 'II I FASHION ISLAND ....... ..... MCMOIO ~'Tit W. '1161-. IN ~---- N4TION I OBITUARIES ·-~ ... ---·~-h ... _ lllOMIMMIT .. ~......._:..,.. ._r' "1alC NOftCI "11UC NOl'ICB "'8LIC NOTICE PV9UC NOTICB C•AlLLA•DllU••Mwtow SYWAITA"LAllVll•Ull I ( T T ~ C IC 0 eu P I L 0 r lit l l 0 AlllAAPIL~M?ATTOAYL IKDlPAllPOAtAlMt•11 IMAPISTMllT YllATll l~AOlklOfll CUIELll LDTllOLllMI OLTAIUY ~ "l"-::~7:111;;;;;;;;.~Ln;;:;;;.; .. ;--I ·:r.r.mr..:r = ''"::f """::.~~'" "'"l'i:~R:f:.-• Ren e Til9 "::--__......... 'rM ltl~ lltt*'' .,. ,..,.. _,flt ~ ,.,_. ........... lllOTIOI It HHleY OIV•N t9IM ae....Dlttflm lltVINeUNl•l•O 18,ns '"' , ......... ""' Ill• "'Jlifylt."1t."'9 ...... flfC>lf'KWt 1141 ,,....,,.. t:• t'Cllek ,...,, ., ~ ... ~.:, -;y•:NMfltf, r•P Ol'-1 OHMt1 ~~~~, ?' •,·~. fl ... , ... IOlll ... NII, AOl !f<Y e l 1-. AllM Wet•• MMl ... llllffl .._..,..,.,~."" -~----.~..... .. If, ln lll• 111141 , A9tt1c,.....,.~...,...,."._ ~of llW .......... Ottitrtlt M- \-CIMa. •...n lot!,..,.. t~" "-~._ HtGUITt09UI0."'4t MtnlttroOon ~. 1941....,. ....... ound? ... "·~~ .......... luu, ........ ~ ... 11.c.1 ..... " ·~=~1_ .... "°"'**'· ••IOLUTION 0, '"' AL.llO Irv ... CA11411rW-aallM ,......, ~t.:~~lllif wl Ill ........ ._ W"AT•ll MANAGIM•NT AO•HCV •r•lecl ldt11Ulkt ll ... NoM• ..,-:-.-.-... ............. ...-..... tatl fl lt ~tN .. en • COtftTITUTINO ITS INOINTUlll HOltTtnllOQOll K HOOL ~.. • ...... ~ Ti.la .................... ,. t llf••. ~•OVIOINO l H• T•llMI ANO l"toc•~--.... OflfflU ... -r ...._. ... ..,,._.., ·~ COHOITIOHI ,~ , ... INUANCI lllMbtl°*" CMltiw, twl ,.,_ Aw~ 11--, .. 0 ) A ~=:ii:~..-"• ="-• rJ!.1,~ :-'~.,. o• t4 ,tU~• COAITAL '"''"• ,._,n, ..1"-· ........ . ITOCllAIOAO II •01 lo l~~u .. ....... r:r '**" r:c::1, ':::,.. 11. IWt .... y -~:~~~~NT '-lrMIMO'-• =~~ c.--.. ElllSlltlTN D " -••...-.. • u '"" ......... -"-,... .. •""' ,. "''*' Th• procffd1 from the NOTICAr 11 ttaaHv 01v11" .,.. ~ .... la btUend to ~:=., • ~ ce-tv • ~·~ ~ ~.=''~ Nie of the ,..venue bOftdt ._ ••n -tc.._. Otllrlct ., L11•••~•c• u• c be IN" ~ llUt Ha· .,,... .:-::= .... 1r:!1':t''afr'itt IUC • u tho r I u d by u Id •.1>~r:::Wi1J":!."::i..~:' ' I f 0 • 0 L I I A 0 l I D L I t Y AtAIRACtllAOCl t lLOI A C I M·C A Y I C T L U l A I U S T 0 CTllWNITICllLUAllll lurJ Du.lcb eaplorer ~"!:.::-"',f':'1=''~ --"" NO'l'ICE r1101utlon wlll ~ u s ed. 11 ere 1no11•' ,.,.,,., t• .; WUUem 8armtl oe th• ·-' -.!!!-PUii.iC NOTIC• --;intt_...,; ... -•btonv w ith funds provided;:·=~: :-i;:.::,.•;~ lllaad NoHya Zeml1a "18UC NO'l'ICS .....,..,,," ... '" Y tM nMm~rs of the....., ... _ .. _.._..~ lD tile Art'tJc wate.n lb.at ---~!!!=-•• ,... ,,.. ............ ••••.....,.,...Aliso Water Man~ment 11wn..-......._ .......__ ... ..... -··"i n. . &!C:t o!:': bear bu name. Tan ':."::::.-::a .~ .. _,~.._~r.,.. -·v~arocMNtt••••r•L•~ fo:;<Y ~ c~•ln fr:~•..=.:-~~...::.= said ,11• ,., .. .,1._ ,.,._ I• .. ,.. , .. , WJY•, ..._. u.u ...... 19t• ".,. _..,. u 1, o cons rue t ..,. _....."',... _ .. • _ • e.-....t-6 ..,.,...... ...... c..1.-....~...., ·A 9 t nc y • s C o• s t e I .. ...,,._..,..~. Tbe QV'f.n newt.,_. 11 •co • o " o M" N & •ofle• 6 ' " ••••• ., 0•111•M11911f-., .... ....._ Treatment Plant project , .. ,. ""'' • •.,.,..,.,..... •• &d dl l & 1t•T1TtOle "Ott ~.,._., ., Wl~l. Mii 16 ...,.....__ e.ill ,..,...._,' • ~ .._ _......., -~ -C)' .... ID ••l>t' .on •HOC., .... ..._.~ ........ ....-A•O ........ " ... , .. ,Ml.. ...... ,._ . ._.._ ..... portion of the capacity of ;;;-,.;;.:;-.;;-:::: b e aded by M OICOW ~~c.ei:--~. "* , ... TAU ll1h._1t<••u 11oy .,. lfl Which Wiii b9 ... Md to the wltlll" 7 4t"' .,_ -..., _...,. 1Kcl • n tbla t .. D m1 it r dy L-....... , ...... 9todl, c.ittw11i. ,,:-:;:.• OWllN o.tvtr> "'1 T•1ta dlwklw•o.¥11ta ,,_ •C ity of Lt ~boBedacht. T!!! Ee<ll 1914 -·• ,..,..,.,. _ .. rave enao o un .,... NOT1c1 1aH11ttr1Y 01v1• 1-'"'' ,...._ ... 1...,. ••"'.,. moun u-r n s o ""',.._,. ...... ~··--T~ ..... t races of a burlaJ m ound 1,.:,.~1:..,.._,__ 1' <~..,.,. •0111tT L KIHNAltO "•• '"•• c-h"•n•Ot_.,c...M, .. ._ Issued 11 M,2.50,000. It Is Eecll ... ._ ... _,,,,....,..,, • .. _ • ot I -... • .._ iwrelfl • ,..._ ... ,.,... .. f<f wm -...., '· ••Jt antlclPllted that the bonds 111e ..twit¥....,_"' .., 1"9 ~, .. , OD ..... ea.a~ v anov TN ~ " '"' .,.. '"' .......,.. "'ut..,. ,.,,_" .,.... Ill met II ""-.,.."" -..,. "'..,_,. Bay and a pole on which -~v ,..,, ., :-........ ~, ':! ._,, ,.....,_ ... °""'" "'""*.., ,..., ... ,.-o...., c-.. o.11, ~11 ... w ure annue V over .-oMn1111n. Politician Gets l b 1_.. __ "BAR,, •r• 11,""' twt'-• "'"""uien. .... tll<lf IM 11,,.. ...,..,,.-. o. •. n. "" .,,.,, • 2 s · v • • r p e r I o d T11e OlST1t1CT _..,. r"'" .. e ..,.....,. • w .. " ,...,., • ~ • ...,";t --,.... c ommencing July 1 1912 .... , .., .. .,, -... .. ID •• ,.. - c learlyvialble . ,...,...,0r .... c:.. .. o.11,~ ~ :':C.=..!;:"~i!.: PVBUC NOTICE end that the rate o f 1,.......enu. • .....,_"" ... -'"Sdlolan belie ve Lbl1 ,, .•• n .,...on.•.""' *"" No ).,...,~. ec ,.,..,I( ~ """'ca TO<t1•0tro.• lnt~est on the bonds will--~~:;-.. ~_,._ to be the crave ot the P\J8LIC NOTICS °':~Ill .. Clh...... ....... tuNltlOll(IOUlt'TMTM• be •pproxlm•t•IV seven !fie Olretl!W fll -0..,.111-...... famoua e:IQ)IC>rer," Tua ~ ...... mt •unOt1CMJHM11111tNt1 percent 0 %) based on ,,...........,._..,_.,,,_ Fame in Verse .aid •~-·· ........... u.• i.;_11 '"' CIOUWTYM~• c u r rent rates for • .,. , ... "' -...., ._.. "' ... . .... ... ._ ... ---· .._ ._.,.. I 11ce111v .,. wNc11 ""' -,. .... Bareota died lo lst7 MIMllTAft ... ..., C......Otni h •• .-11HOOA r v•AGH..,. munlc SNI bOnds of this_...._,.., ... cnft ., ._"' after a two-ahip e~· T11e .......... --11.....,.,... =.:-=:~.::• 1tHOOA , .,. .. cu v1 11c " ••• neture, elaht percent <8% > _ ..... .,. -• ... _ -~ N U H . • ....... CA.... llM001'1'11/IH(;tlVI A(.H,0.c:e-. b tl nQ the mexl mum lrect ""'9 r-... on f~ .C - ATLANTA <AP> -Lt. Ratioa Nothina Tbat I Gov . Zell Mlller has Aln'l Done Without," a learned that recognition complaint about bard c an come for unexpect-Umu . ed reaaooa. Time magazine used Uoo be command tot u•veL iceN• u o .. 11a.t .. 101,,...... ..orn· .. ••HtRuv o 1vrH 1D ... p e rmitted by l•w The 01sT1t•CT mMc>e-•~··-• L 1n a.__., f ---.................. Irv-, (allllllrnlt 911M • llr: cr••IMt Of --..-----• AY-... , ,,,,,.,., Getltont.. C:-1 ,UC:a '"""'c ce aucr o.rre11C.-4I Al11tnt..ta1t111. :::::' ........ ,,.., ....... -~ .............. ,,anticipate d source ofmn !M _.,,_..,.<_., roundins the Cap e of 1t11)N.-t11Mtt1.c.•ttw11+elHS) 1., .... ,,.~ .... CMa1oe1•~1t•i.i. , ...... ,,.,.~ ..... r.,""1re4 1or11e r e v e nu e t o pay th'"'lflew·--·~ .. --Tt1l• ~ It ,Oftdl.K._. W Oii 111· • • •· ,.,. "' \l1t De 1 l r e on N o v a ya "'"'"°'· m1 ,. :;:-:,,:' ... o1":.. ~~1:=,".:.11 prtn c I pal of and Interes t TIW ,.._ "-"' __ Zemlya. He died whUe o.n.11 11111.111~ 111..., ._, or 10 ,,,.....,, '"""' wrt1t on the bonds w t II be lease •-.n '' .._ -• _..,.,. M¥., searchina for a northern TllO "-' WM "*' wllll 11'9 PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.. NCOM•T ....... < ..... lo .... "" payme nts to be made by ••!lftl 111 llOU.n ,,. r ........... ..... "I 'v e talked abo ut some o f the lyrics l o politics for 18 ye a rs and le ad in to a story on con- n e v er made T i m e s umer problems. magazine," Miller mus ed. "I've t a lke d a bout things that could affect Georgia for yea rs t o come and peo ple yawn. But I write a c raiy vene and I mate Time magazine." te f E rountv Ctertt of Dr•-c.ou"'tv °" ____ "'''9""" .. 1.0'1 !l<IMll "'"" s..11• t he City of L....,una Beach ---_. _, .,. .... .., Sea rOU fOm urOpe Aug 11, It.rt. ,., Hunttnqlon n .. ,,. (•'"0""• -111 ,._."° __ lo C hina and India ,111110 1t1CT1T1oua e u a1Nna .,..,, _,," , ... ,...,. "'...,..,.. .... for the use of ca~c1ty a n 11 .,..1111e .......,..00 __ cooo ' Pul>tl"'9clOte1199 CNat Delly Pllot, NAMtl ITATe-NT , ... u;..,_r \19""<) •"•'I "'""'"",_rl••n the afor~ld facility. TR/ICTC>fl to --co"4r«t ~ Ai;g. :IO --t. '· tJ, 20, '"' ~" BIK OllOWEltS, noo »11<1 )t • 1"9 lo ttw "'"'• nf "''" __ ,., N 0 T I C E I S •w•.--_. -,.. _ _...,. Htwport llMClt.Ce ntt0 *""'" IOV• ,_111, •II•• IM '"" _, "-ID MY ---°"' MILLE&. A coun- try muaic fan, was re- ferri og to a song be wrote called "You Can't eu1u,us COffSTllNCE M. 9UARUS, ru~ Of ~llOf't &Met>, Ca. P.stecl •W•f on Sec>temtlff It, 1m, bOtft ~., 16, "" '" Wlllte LAil&. South o.kog. S<irvln<I by ... r ~ w1111..., E evnv .. llOft Rt<"-•d E ~. ~ Conftle l ou C<H-..d'/ •11<1 ~tit• eewrlv /lnf'e C••UOV -I QrendcllMdren. M•mo•l•I ~rvlCfl will be held el II OOAMonFr•O.y,SeolemOer IA ",. at Pallk V-Morl\ulry 0-.pel wllll Rev. lton.tl Ofl1C1•llng Int••· ment l"ecillc View Mem«lel Perk. N--1 lle"Cll. Ca. In lleu of II-" -•at contrlbullOM m•v be ,.,_ to Ille Olildr""'' Ho'Oll•I of Or.,.90' County <lo Or Merllyn Myer1. Peclflc Vl-Mort.-ydirector• ltOeJON ELSIE llELL R06SON, res-t of Cos\• Me~. Ca. alnce 1947. St>e I• •Ur· vl,,.cl l>v ,,., ...,..,..,. S.llle ,.....,,1"9 itll cl Hllcl• M•y Spoo ne r, S o••,.dcllll<1r1t11 end I ore•t- or•n*lllldre<!. Sl>e wes • wlclow of • .,..,.,.,, of th& 5-1\h A.,._lc.., Wer, •n· ,...,.,.r 10, 1m, bOm July 11, 1"' In S1ou• C•tV. I-• SurvlwtoO-er Melvln sc....i11erg -3 .,,~ ·-St•w•rt, ltubv Pruett end Allee MC:Mu tw. _,.lei wrvkes wlK be ,,..Cl on Frlc»y ~ u . 1m et I 00 PM • l"«llk View Mott-y Chapel Wf ttl ltw It lc-.S SCl!umfn of. fl<let11>9. Palfl< Vlr# Morluery dlrec- ton. WILIOH EARL 0. WIL.SOH, '"ldftlt of Gotta Mew. Ca. low IS _,. He~ for tM Mc0.-H Deuvlft c:on-r. He .,. .. 91toefttw•flf Wencl WW II. He h _,,1...ci lly 1111 -MlcllNI of H-1"'910fl 8Hch, Ce .... SteWfl of Sen Fro11<IKO, Ce., Ml filler Nedeno lllMf'llt of ltMcfto ~' Ca. end 1111 brolller lt•y-elso of ltoft(llo C..C~. Ce. Grevetl• Mnlk.ft wUI 119 Mid on Tllunctey, S..., l4fftW IS, Im et 1t 00 AM .t H.,bOr Lo.-.. ~ Pen wtt11 -~ o. k ott ..._ Owlll Lutheran Cllutcll of Co'1• Mew, afflclell119 Smith & Tutlllll Mottuery, A77 E. 17th 54., C-U MeuCllACton ~. McC"Obell MOITUAltlH Laguna Beach 494--94 15 ~Is San J uan Cepiatrano 496-1 ns MAllOI U.WM-MT. OUYI Mortuary• CemelefY Cre matory 1625 Gisler Ave .. Costa Mesa ~ la&. lac>/11.r# 11.Y MOITUARY 110 Bro.ctway eo.taMesa 642-9160 IMlfttAnrn&L MCMITUAIY Wll1Q.9IJ CltAPIL Mortu.y. 09mltiont 4ZT E. 111tt IL c.. ..... ..... ,_., .•. ..,.. .... an flZT .... .. Kl~=.,..,. ------------• a..-. J. -.1e11i u oo n,.. ~ • pubH< ettm"' .,,., ,,.,..,. F U RT HER G I VEN wto SP«•flM r~ '-.,, --M 1 L L E a Tu E N n PVBUC NOTICE N ... port llMcll. c. ~ o '"''°'flt ....,., • ,.,. . . . ...,p1o...,"' ,,,.... ·n , .. ·-"'-,,. :J8 CROrr,r~ l( ...... ,h" !.ton1. 1110 o .... .., • ,~1• v...... that this r esolutio n i s , ... , ... ,,., c alled a group o f r e · W .::1 .,._.,.. ,.,,. • u.c.t•~ c.. ~.,, r -"'"' 1111... ......... s u b J'ect to refe r e ndum No -.......... __ .,.._,.. porters to Illa office for ,1CT1T1ou1eu11N•• '"" ...,,,,..u '' <en-••0 .,, • , ... -... .-0...-.. , · • .,.r....,., ~llTY 1M1 MY'~ ... W .. at muat have be•n IF7JN P'o•zE 11AM1 sTAHM1NT _,.,__..,,.P "°•'"" """•°"o The procedures f o r o..1 ... 11ortt1e-111tot1*t\ U. "' W ' .U. Tiie toltowing .,.,._, I• clol119 llllM ..,_. J -rrlof1 tttU ,_ ..... h f d A ...,.,,_ --• _..,....,•~• lbe leul expensive pro-,..u ... 1<-•"'" ~10411 ...... 1., • sue a . r e e ren um a r e -.111 ... ,_...., -"° ._ .. I STRESS -PAIN CONT•Ol Tl'tlt •tel-we• llled wlll\ IN 11_...,...._....(An..J p r eSCnbed b y Section t-el ttle<-recl T,_ __ motlona party ever ROGUE RIVER, Ore. ctrHTERs OF ORANGE COU NTY cou111v c1er• 01 Or-Co111111 .,, , ... m 4111741w . >NII i. "' tt1e,,.,.,,, "" -... u. thrown for 8D aspiring (AP) -A banty rooster ,,.., llNdl 81..0 . S..11• m . ....,,.,: A119Ust2t, '"'· ..... _ .... ·--3751.7 or the Elections (Ofl\rectclot-• rdlD ... *. •noton a..w.1t. c.11fom1• tt"'1 ,11_ """''"*' °'-, .. .,, °'"'' P• ... 1Code o f the S ta t e o f ~ 11oe<c1 l'eeO g .,..., • • Damed ChUJ1ker CTOWed CM1 W. F. klw'oo*r. M 0 , 71• S Pu~ll"'9<1 Or-C-w o.111 Pllol S.ptem .. rt I) X' 1I ,.,. l~JI' . • 8y A !.t.,. .... Car•v M u n c b I n I o o bis way to the cham-1tn011, """· 11 • .......,."" ea111.,n1• At>g n,JD.~ •. u . ''" "",. -C ahfor m a . Purs u a nt *,...,_,_ dougbnuta and drinking pion1bip of tbe 27th ~ •• """~' ,, c_,.., bv .,, •n· pu•uc NOTICIP--PUBLIC N~ICE .the reto. the said righ t """'"~°'~'' 0..1. P•iot corlee, the reporters Rogue River rooster 0 1 .. 1011•• u .,. - -· · -to r e fe r e ndum may be Sec>• •. 11 ''" JI d b CM1 W F Scllroede•.M O --"ICTITIOU,llUllNltl . Ulf1't atene to t e tune crow with 88 crows lo n 1, ·1e1-• ... 111«1 .,,., ,.. N-101M .. ,... n Ar1iqn e x e r c i s e d b Y ---- ---- played OD a small the30-ml.nut.etimellmit. '°""'"Cieri( Of Oror199 County on SUl"IElllC>ttCOURTO"'"' Tit• lollow1no l'•r>Oll I\ CIO•ft9 p r esen t in g to the PUBLIC NOTICE cassette tape recorder B 'ut Cbunke r was far "'uvu>1:io,1t" STATEO,.CAUl"OltN111,o R ou .. ,.. ..... OD the offi-floor·. •horl of the r ..,.,,.rd 188 1'111-TNI COUNTY 01" ottANOI TNT !>ERVICf.. '"' ,,..,.,._.,. S e C re t a r y 0 f t h e "CTlflOUS llU"'Nt•• ""' .. "''-V Pul>lt-Or-C.oet• 0.lly Pltot. -,...... HUftllft9'0ll e.-11. C•h•or,.·• -. . ... •• c rows s et in the 1978 s.ptem11er•.u .10.11.1n• llll1' NO flCIE o " HE•R1No o,. ,.,r, Ho•••o c.o•oo~ ••••Agen cy. Wlth tn t hirty HAMISTATl.Ml.NY "Before I 'll pay Wh"'t l"I TITIOH "°" l"ltOltATIE 0, WILL lncl••n•Poll\. HunltnQton II••~" <30 ) da•-'S from the , ... •ollO..tnQ '"''°"' .,. 00•~11 ... c ontes t by a r o o s t er -ANO .. OR LITTl•S TU TAMIN , ........... -J """--··· tMy wont~to "I'll ]U6t Uw without 1t " 'Cau.te l 'U never doubt "You can't rotwn nothtng I am 't dofte without." THE RECORDING sounds just like what it is -Zell Miller t a lking in his mountain t wang, accompanied b y a band and some b ack g r ound v ocalists. The music waa written b y former Atlanta City Councilman Bob Waymer. Some said they c ould imaaine thos e s ounds coming out of a car or truc k radio somewhere late at night on a lonely mountain road. MILLER SAID h e de- cided t o "talk the ly rics" for the recording aft.er first trying to s ing the m . Mille r , a former col- le ge professor serving b Is second term as lieutenant governor, aald he's written dozens of aonga before but most were tossed aside. •A DE. BE said, this one wW be different . "l'm gonna send a few of tbeae casaettes to some ol my friend.a in Nashville," Miller told guesta. "They m•y end up In the trub can, but I've bad an awful lot of fun with thia IOQC." named White Llg htnlna. UltY ANO R>tt 1'Unto•1U.TION '"" ~ ,, •-IH 01 -dat e of final passage H UNf lNC.TO N HAR BOV A • PUBLIC NOTICE TO AOMINISTIER UNOI• TNf '""'"'01141 . F IHAN(IAI.. AESEllACH ,.,., C hunke r 's o wner, _ -------1Ho1E1t1Not NT "°"°''"'n••TION "'"'" c.o-°"" of the resolutio n . a 11•-·n ~'"' s...1e" ........ _ ... Joyce M c M i ll a n o f 1'1CT1T1ouseus1N11ss o,.1EsT•T11sACT rn., ''"''~ ... , ,,..., •"" ,,.. pct1t1on protesting IH•<" C.O·-•"-NAM• 'T/ITIEMI NT E \let• 01 JOH"' R08EllT !>t8LEV Covnlv (i.n <>' Or-(O.."h "" . • tt••lt !>fto•. 1 .. 11 llern .. •Ote. G r a n ts Pass, O r e .. w o n Tiie 1041-•ne __ "_no""" o.c ... ...,, "V9U" 7t ,." against the adopllon of "u"''"91"" B1tec11. C•'"°'"'•.,..,. a $150 first prize. nttu• NOT•CE •!.HEREBY G•vEN '""' ,.u u •t I d E•"• s..ow. , .. ,, B•rn•••b••. PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOU• SUSINISS NAMIE STllTIMIENT T "41 lofl-11>9 SWr!lOll t\ d0l"9 bu•I· M\\•\ DEAN COLLINS ~ COMPAN Y. 1'7tl G•••n. Plec;e, Wellml"~ler, C.lllONIMI ttm Alvl11 OMn Collln•, at Ceollcf99 • U, Colt. Mew. CAI~ n.tt Tiii• _....., I• <-.Cted b¥ •n Ill dfvlduel OMO! C.ollln• Tith ai.t-1 wa ftl«I ,.ttl't ..,_ Co""'" Clen of Orer199 Co..1ttf °" !>V N FINANClllL !.ERV ICE!>. VlllGINIAE S•BLEV lla\lllf<),..,tln Publl\....,0--(CW\I o •• ' Pltol lhe r eso ut1 o n an """""Of.,,.IM«ll Ceit10""'•'1 ... 1600 Aulll Lene. NewPO. rt Buen • 1191111<111 -"'-It Of Wtll •ncl 10' A\IQ l0-5'191 ' IJ.10. ,.,. U...t1 bearing the Signatures ,.,,..,.,,. c,o..,.. ,..,,. B¥n>1• C•llfornl•""'60 •\W•nt.~ Of l.,.._.\ r~t•rv •ncJ -DI• HunhnQton 8••c:n . C•l1torn1• Scott ~ Lonm ..... 1aoo Rulh for /lulllortr~lo!> 10 .Admtn1>1er .. noe. PUBLIC NOTICE 0 f e I e c t 0 r s 0 f the .,,,., L•ne. ~ Bffcll. C.ltfol'nl•tt..O tit• lnO.~nl AClmtnl\lralloft of --Agenc y e q u a I I "I '"'' bu\Hte\\ "<-led"'. <6' Ttu" ~' t\ <Gn0w<"4 by~'" E\t•t•~ A< I. ,,.f•rf'ft<r 10 wtu<h 11 Pot•l.on 01v1Cluol medt' tor tu""°' PM1kuler\ ...0 tlwl "ICTITIOUS llV~IN fU n umber tO at least t e n K•ttv !tltow !>cot1C. l °""""" .... t1mten<lpl«•O' .... ,.no........... NAME U llTE MI HT O<" f lh '"'' •tee-• .... llled •1111 , ... Thi\ si.i-1 Wft fll..S wlll\ '"' "-' .,,..n .... IOI' 5oo1 25. ""· •t 10•00 TIM 104-tflQ ...,,_, '' 0Ch"9 OV\t per cen t ( 1 r ) 0 . e (OUftlf (lerll of O.-. C-ly on Cou"l'I Cltrll ol 0•'"'99 Co...n ty on o m .. 1nt11&c_,,,...,..,olOeoertment ntn •• e ntire VOt e C3Sl w i thin A-'1 2'.t•l"I A"9<11t JI 1'19 No ) ot ..id<_, el 700 Clvk C-r ST EVENS & SONS. 11011 Se"°'• F 1114'1 ' "Ill'" Orlve WH\, In ttti C11v of S..nt• /Ina. LH Le .... .-.... 1', -•nqlOll Bff<h t he bounda n eS Of th PuOlt.,_., Or•noe (0.\1 o .. ty Piiot. Pl>bll"'9d Ofe1199 eoa.i o .. 1y Pllol. C•lllorn•• C•ttforn•• A g e n c y f 0 r a I 1 AVQ lO -5'eol •• IJ.10. m• 1*-lt /lug Jt. :IOend s.oc. •· 1>. "" m1" 001..i s.,.t ' 1n. ~oOer'I u. !.!•-•. 11011 !>Mid•• . L.,..,. er-II, l H L• .. ,..,. ,.. -· .... GI' h«ll c a n d I d a t e s f 0 _,_UC NOTICE C-yCi.r'11 Cehlom•• G th 1 ... "'D MO•TONS.UNLI• ,,.,,..,_,,,,_l...,b,...... overnor a t ~ as ---... --.- -----------uus-""'· 0""""•' g u bernatorial e lectio n w ... •HM~lfTo"'"• •tCTlTIOUS•UStNllH lA\A ....... C/l..U ll~\lt-. STATICM'CllUl'OltNIA,Oll N-.STATaM•NT Tei· m u ..6.me '"'' si.i_,,. ........ ..., "'"" '""' DATED . Jul y 18, THIE COUHTYO,.O•ANOI PUBLIC NOTICE Augu\11. 1'7' T,,.. loftow1no ~_, •s Oolng l>Uso· 11-....,i.r ....,.._r County Ct••ll of O••noo '°""" o" 1979 Ne A·*11t l'tztZU ntn ... P\11>11"'911 Or-COH I Delly PilO! /lug 7', Im Put>11"'9CI o.-..,,,,. e.ont o.uy P11o1. E P.R. o1tAl'T1NG se1tv1cE. * *' • , u tm . "110• W illta m H Suk e n1k "o ' 'c' o " "• 1111 111 G o, 1'.ue.JJ,JO-Soot.6.1),1'1'1 J27•·1' E C...t!H~.5pec.e •O N._, • . • H»·1" ....... .-0r-oo c-•t O .. tv Ptto4 ,.ETITION .. o. o •OIR O••Ec e-11.c.111ornM'l2WO Aug.JO_,..,, •. u .10 "" ""'•' A ssistant Secr e t ary TI NO c oNvtYAHct o,. 11 1 .a1.. PUBUC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS euttN•H NAM4E STAHM•HT TM lotlowlflt .,.,._, It OofllQ bll.i MUH THE CO NSTRU C TO ll '' COLLA80AllTE, IS$$ Mew Vero. EHi, 8wlldlflg SlA, Coai. Mew C1' ... . Nk lloln G. Kll'l!Qlos, USS Mee. Verde ~. COIU Moee. CA.,.,. Tiiis Dut1MM I• 'Oflcluceecl by .., lfl. 41Mduol. NldlttB G K lfllg-Tlll~ SU~ • ._ llled wltll h Countv C-ler• of O.•noe County on "'"'"" 21, 1'19. "'""' PuO+laftod 0r..,.. C-. o.tly Plkil .... 22, :IO, Seot ••• 11, "" l2111·1' £u99119 P. Re~, JOO E CCNtsl -_ • _ • Pull""'"' 0.-C<w•I 0.ty P•tOC l"IOl"IEllTY \0\.0 ON CONT•ACT ~:';.~~~~·•AZ. N.-.-1 e ... 11. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~-·io '' "tJ" ,.,. J_,. :~ .. :Rx~uTOR·V NHco•o10 Tith"""'-» t\ <~led by en In N·_,, ---f "•'" pl OAVIO I ~TOOO/IHO. 01•1cluet SU"lllOltCOU•TOl'T"ll FICTITIOUS eV'9NCU PUBLIC NOTICE Df'<••...O E1199ne P AetcK STATI Of' CALl'°°9NIA "Oii NAMI SfATIMINT '40 Tt Cf I!> H[llf 8Y GtllE H 1"41 Tnh \..,.,._I WH hied wtlll lht TMR COUltTYOl"ottAMOI Tllf' lott-1ng .,.,...,., ••c 00"'0 l'ICTITIOUI 9UllNIEH AMV.,. STOOOl\AO •• .,eculnr "~. County c1eo of 0.•"99 COUf'llY °" ... ,..11~ """"-. 111<'(1 ..,.,...n • P"t•t-tor O•-o .. -, 1 1' 111 lf1'1 NOTICI o'• M•A•INO 0 1' C 0 VI I M I l C HE l l NAMISTATIMlltT •llQ Con.,.v...c• ol RMI Procwr1 v "''d UQU\ • .. ITITtON f111011 ~IH>aAT! O• WILL EN Tl A PRISES. t111 wft 1'"901• 1"• fotlowing "°"on• ••• dO•nQ on (onlrat bV E_....,,. UMl'<<>«>e<I p Or 1111• """'._ e..c11 c;.eltlom ~ ""'"~" •• C-tr..:1. ·~• to •"'<It " ,,...,.. libll'1llCI ... C-M Deily l"llol. •D •Oii l.RTTl•t TRITAMllN· ""'-· • •• COMM/IND PE RfORMllNCE. ,., tun--11Cui.n, -'"•' 11,., /lug U, JD-s..f. •. IJ, "" JJ»,. AltY ANO ll'Oll AUTNOtlllATION ~ • .,, C.-a..-. 17!1 ~ ........ ""30 ._,.,_A-S..-1 F FOUfltelft -------------0 ADMINllTllt U•D•ll THI Hu11t1"9t0fllleec.ll,Celtf0rn••.,.... • • • tlm• .,.., pie<• ol ltNtlnQ lht ....,,. IO 8 rlOllMlt<llell Hk h ,.,I LI Ovlll Vell..,,~'7JIGI Ila\ -Ml 1of 0<.,._. I. ""· .,t t•Olr9fl091fT AOMINln•11T N e Wey. Norco, eeiiior-.,760 01•~ lftt, • Col•-• cor-•-11 00 • m . .., -cour1r_,, of~· ..ISTATUACT. Tllb bullnt'\• I• c-lect by a "°"· tttn Slwre Soto A-. l•vlM, ,,..,., Ho J Of .... coun ... 100 C1v1c W1t••t~COUltT~CAUl'CH'•IA 1!1lole ol OONllLO C. SMITH. r•I~ CelltwflMt.,115 Cellte• 0n .... -.1.ln llle Cl1YofS...I• COUNTYOFOAANOI °:~~~EIS MEA!llY OIVIEN lllel PtulC.llltMll ~:::o..~ltc--bv.cor -.CallfonN 7'1CIVICC•NTl!lt DltlVll WllT Cl YOE N. SMITH,._ ttlecl ,,.,el,. e Tiii• l """'-1 •es ltleel w1t11 U. ~ lflC 0.lect .......... IJ. 1'1t UlfTAANA,CAU~IUA petttloll w ......... et Wiii -'°' C9'111IY C-et Or-C-tv GI' '--C ~ lAe A llr-11 ~~Me1,~~..°.',~a> L•tt•ra T••l•m•11l••r 01td tor ,._,,.,""-,....,...., ,. •• , ~~UIAMS .,.._ -.... .... ""'"°rlUClofl to /ldmlnlOer u-Ille •11011 ™' tl--,_ ..,.tfl 11'9 • ...... PlJBIJC NOTICE In ,.. 11'9 m•rrl ... of ""1111-. 1~ llClmlllillrettonot E'1atn Pvl>ll\Md Or-CO.~ Dell' l"Uol, c..-ty c ...,. et Or-~ .,. ~~~ __ Pu •• ..,.. NOTJCE MC»CECAGllllllllEL -~: Act,,...,_.'° wflkll 1, ,.._tor ..... JD -Soot-•.U.JD,191't us..,......,.. .. ..,. __ .,..._.,.,.,..._ ~ ROSSHENOAl.G1'81tllL ""1fler _,1a14.,_, -ll'tM .. 11--"lrMlil .. I.. Ck.-....... ---------lfOTtU Y•..._ .._ ..._ ~ -ploc.o al llMt"lflo , .. ...,. ,.._ -.-UC NOTI,,_ Pvltl..,..Or C-Dell Pli.t L.OlltOlaACM,CA._ "ICTITIOUSeUSINltl CMrtMO\' ..................... llMll wt lor s.pt..,..,., JS, 1m •• , .-vD "r. ,. __ ,,_,-ru... 191't ":w.7' Tel: fnl)ci.fllt NAMaSTATIM•NT -..,.. ....... -· -,...,.... IO·OO• m Ill tlle c-•-or °"9r1 • ----"'-. • ....._ .............. Th& tollowlng penon 11 c1tl111 wttlllll • dlaya. •eod ............. -"' .fo 'i"' Ml4 <-1 .. 700 CM< ,.._,. -----_._Or..,.. C.ot•I o.lly POOf. 1141~~·,•;ic v 11 cuuM T 11uc 1t ":.~io1 "*',.. ..._,....,. .... ~~~~~1·"'111e.C11Y•"•11«A "!fl!~'::!~!':::' PlJBIJC NOTICE s..~,.-.~ ----~~ SEltVICl!S, llUI Enterprlte Lent, 11 trl..,..1,_. IKMllr c.Mlr• Ud. Oottd~•A, 1'1t Tit• lol'°""lng .,.,..,n• ere Clol"9 -----• ' PlJBUC NOTICE Huntlfl9IOll llM, Celttom••.,... IM~• -_.. Ud....,... 1..a,. drencn ..., .. ,..,.. 1ttennou1 llUMM•M ___ _ Steve HeMy, 20717 Gothe ... N .._.,. ... ....._Lee .. ......._ c-yo.ni ' LIDO llMITEO, 1' Llmt1ee llAMalTAT«MllfT Hllftt"'910n ._,,, CelKornle n646 clM _.. ..... JOMM It. NAZAlllAH Pe,-tMrlft!p, QIO ~' Dflw , $<me TIW ~ --h 00.119 llUSI· ,.ICTITIOUI •UStN«ll fllll llU~ It ~·eel bf on I. To , .. Rt~ •n I . It......,~ .• ·-JOS, ... _, e..cn, c..t1lom••.,...., ... u ., IUMl tTAT•M•NT '( lndl¥kNtl. a. Tiie pe"tloner II•• tiled a pell· '-"A ........ CA-P C/I , e C•lllorn1a G•nora l CLASSIC FINl!>HIHG, -.J S T ... lo4'°""1"9 Pt,.....,, e re Clolng ....... ....., llon COll<•nlnv -....,,,_ Vou Tel· .,.,., Pe,-IM<\lllcl. <&JOO c.en-• °''""· Sutt• H•..-Senu ...... Celltom1• 'llW llv~•M" .. Tlllt *"'-' w• llled wltfl U. mer Ille e Mitten r-wltltlfl a A ....... ytlrl ~ JOS, NeWjlOt't e..c11.c..t1fof'ftle.,MO Norme11 Leray >hf"•· HUI LlllCE FAIRWllYS. 1IO NewPOrt Deatlu Elaewhere'. (;o<l'llY Clerk of o r.,,.. cou11ty °" days • Ille ctele 11111111111 wmmoM la Pul>tl....., 0r0fllllt CNat Delly PllO(, T11l1 llu\IM n 1\ conouctM bv • /lmurro, MtHIOll Vi•lo. Celllo•n1• Ceftle• O••ve. Suit• 100, NewPort • AU9U'1a,19'1'. wrvM on you. S..temllW, 7 11 1m JUl·1' OH19•el -->Ne> mw llM<ft. Celltorflle nwo l'tnm b 11 "°" tell 10 Ille • wrlnen • ' · -----11r1ert w ,.,,,,.._ Tiii• .,.,._, ,, <_..,by.,, '" L.,. ltClfl 11..ildllrs, Inc , ~·• """''.,..°' ..... CMtt o.ll'f Piiot, ,.._ wllllfn """ llme, v--rv•uc NOTICE Tiil\ .i.H-.... f-•itfl , ... ell•-· .... -•• CelllotN• ~·''°"· llO Aug.>0.,.,Slpt.•,11,20,lm D67·1'1 laull may be -eel •n<I h cour1 D COIOnly Clerk ot OrMloe Covnty °" _,.,..,.._.....,,,. Newport Center Drive, Newit0rl ------------mey enter• I"""'*" ,..,..i..lftl 111----.......,,. JD. 1m Tllh "--llleel w itll Ille llae<ll,c.IHwlll<tftMO tun<ll,,. or ot-order\ ~•ml.. •tCTITIOUl8Ult•IEU ~ltMU c-ty o.r1I •Or .... C.ouMT Oii Oro...,. C. llr-11 Jr., Gtllerel dl•hlOll Of -"'·_,...._,, IUM9 ITAT•M.iNT ~· .... 0r.,.. co .. 1 Delly Pli.& ........ " .. 1m. Pert11er, 24 -...... 11 •• ,,. Sovtll PVBUC NOTICE 1-------------d1lld <INllDdv, clllld _.i, Mtorney•1 TllO •DllOwlfll peraorta ••• llOl"9 '°9'-"'-•· U..10, 17. '"" 2311·1' •tlMll LAeunt. c.i~ m u PARIS (AP) -Joeepb •tCTtTIOUl IUllNHI ten, ct1t11, -""" otMr ratlef .. Du..,_,,... __ PvMltMll OrMlt OM•I Oollf l"ll<lt. o Sclltt .,_, O..-ef ,..,,,.., , Fraat• 89, president of i.AM•STATIMINT ..... , ... .,..,..., ""Ille c.-t. wlllcll E lECTlt0 ·1'CUTHl!lt1'1"Y pu•uc NOTICB ..... •-s.L•.1a.•.•m JD>1'1 U IS! .. ._'--· L..-e F-t. -. Tiie followtfll pw-11 dolt11 ~ c°"'Jd r""9t In , ... oem11-t or Ml!OICAL CENTERS OF ORANOI u Cell~.,._ the A s soci ation of ........ • ... 1.t.i.,.o1,.,..,_orPftlPW•v.or couHTY, "" s. eoest H•911••Y.. ---""£c.v. Gener•• ..... ,.. •• 11 Oldlime F1yers and the GOLD LINE, ms a..i.r smi.t. ot11er ,..1lfll. .....,...llMdl,Gtll!Offll•tWI •ICTTTIOUalUttNIM PUBUC NOTICE w..1 IOlll St!Wt. It-. CllY, M1s- eos1• Mou, Callfornlt92'17 < If.,.....,., tit ..... Nwkt.. . 0 . L. "~· "'0., I"' s c:o..t ""*ITAT•M•NT IOUrl ~ICIS first French aviator to O•Mlt l•Ofl Cl•veng.,, IUS ... ......, .............. ,_ ...... "...., • .,, ~ ...... CM'*-TllO .......... .,.,_,, er• OOl"t '""1CW TOCll•DtTOWS Tfth 11u ........ , C01141U<IH b' • 1boot down a German ...,., Sttwt, c:.u ......_ c.i1ten11o • .. ,,......., ..... '"".,..... t"JU• ...,..._.. suP9111~cou•TO•T141 _...,llOftnef111ip. -.Kt11y,_., ... , .... .._. '°· P. Nle'tttf' Jr., M.O .. im S l<l!ITH'$ANTIOUE eA•N. JI STATl~CAU,.,.MIA.otl Gf'oovwC.llrowft • ..lr. plane during World War T111s 111A .. ls <Olldutltdby ..,1 ... oe1oe1:s. .... -11.1m coeu Hl911wo, t e1uno • .. <,,, C•ut H1o11wev. \eu111 L•vuu THICOUNTYO,.OllAMGI. GofterelP-1 dled Wednesday ¥10Uel, Sft9nv0tto. CallfwrNftUI c:atttorMt,.71 Ne 11.1119 Len •..,1111...,...1nc ' . • Dellnll ~aow-r Olpwty Tiii• .......... ,, <-ctM by . All<• N Kell II, 7Slll ...... Ellett Of EOWllRO ~ANFOAO Gr'OYHC. 8,_,Jr. Tllll ,..,.,,.,... w" llleK••Mll ' ,..,....._,, PHILADELPHIA <AP> -WU-B. Ware, M, a Jan bassist who played with such Jass 1reall u Art Bl•key, Buddy DeFranco and TbeJonioua Monk, dled Sunday. C-'JCler11 "' Or01191 County Oii lttl· Sept•-··'*·'°· 27, 1m MU-tt o. L '"""'·'"" 0. Celltomlo _,, HOTICI IS Hl!•IE•Y 01\ll!N IO Ille Tllll t-1 -..... wltll ,,,. '""tier S, 197'1. "llllU -Tllla _.. ........ •• tiled Wltfl I.. Le-• W l<•ltlt. tVH '"•-c , .. lion et .,. .-.,. ,.._ ctec-(ov11ly C!tr11 ti Ot-00Ulltf on Pvllll-Or.not (CN1'1 Delly PllO(, PVBUC NOTICE eowitv ow."' Or~ County ... * co10111e1. S.n J tlell C•Pltlr•ftO, ,,,., ... --lleVlnQ <lelm• ... lllM "'""'" 1t, ""· •-____ ...,,..., s. "" Colllornte m n 111e Miid ~ .,. ,_.ired to '"• """" -~•.IJ.10.77~7!_-~ -$U~llllOICOUllTO•TH• .. ttlaJ Tiii• -!!ft~,, ,_ .. Cl .. , ... them w!lll .. _.-Y WllC .. ,.'-'" l"vbtltllelllltlN Or-CMll ~ly l"llol, INll•l°"'at tlle ottlce el ... cler1! ol Ille --ltltQ JD -5tlll •· U, ID, 1'19 »•,. ~:~9c:~::-O:~~~lt So~r•. 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Ml9.000 c;::, SELECT I PRO PE RT.I ES 22 Royal St. George $'7'9.SOO YEI HAMS Pleue ca11 111 ror turtber ... .t prf•• I., .... ~. ...... .,,, 14 ...... ritllt .. ........................... .. ...,,..... ............. __..._. .. ._.oam.,_. ..... 0¥ ....... ,.., ...... ............. ..,.. ._ of ' latdroo••· feat•r.• l•Hry •cco••odatlo"•• ••perb ................. clnct ecall to .... 1-.d ...t ...t. llwCIN loy Cllso ._ 6 c---"fJ .._.. cowh. 2 pooh -.d f 5 acrt1 of park l..cl. Calf ROW for °" oppoWw.t to • ...,, tltl• CMICe la a tlfetl11te opporhHlty . $2,200,000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499.4551 495-1720 Soutt. Lagmto LOCJUM MHJ-1 497.3331 493-8812 LaCJWIG leach DCIRCI Point 4 IDl.M-2 STORY Mi.nut.es to beach. Large patio home. Livaog room. step saver kitchen+ dJn · mg area. Wall of glass to private patio. only $74,WiO. Call for preview. 9113-7881 <.»-1N '• ,, I tl ,, • ti ~. , [elMI BAY DUPLEX VllW! VIEW! Panoramic Newport Bay views from gorgeous 3 bedrm upper unit or spacious 2 bedrm lower unlt! Nalural brick fplcs. Wet bars. 4 Car garage. Boat space. Steps to beach. Dial 752· 1700 F~! . "'llf t.• q . 'S 'U'"'tl ~~,~1 · IEATIT ~=uon. MCM277 Beal riaing coats now. -------... ~ ... l_n Call us I 1.ero down, up to iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml I ll00.000. For det.ails, call ADO-A YllW U Uc1•1 [Wlftllil "EA.L £ST A TF. OOlll.~. ---w-----... Already there ia some v--'~"; 1 :>11r;1~1 ::':°-~· :uid~:rre ,~'7=1=41=644=·=1094=·=644=-0869== view. 9dd a second floor. 1 • --------• It's a sv:per lnvestmeol CltWYtmity ! The root at corr•• $74,IOO it\s" contemporary 3 JUso 'tin great CCJlldJUon. bdrm. home b already IMnSTO.S SNCtAL tlt,tOO Spaniab 1tyle exi1t1na home. Room to bulld! eau~1m Of"tN fll IJ . l, IU"4 10tU ,.,it , I ' tu does have loads of f\at jr at S2S7.tl00, in \his potential • the price is prime Newport Heights riibt. Thill 3 Bdrm home location . you 1bould does feature a dining rm make notb l n g but 1.a111m STOP!! Take Ume to relax and abop at home. Jt ·s sample w ith Dail? Pilot Claaalfied Ads. And H you have something to sell. call a friendly Classified Ad· Visor at 642-5678 ' • .. • lrl frplc It won't last 1714) 673-4400 loni!CallSSS.2660. IZIJI 62 .. HH C:SELECT HARBOR I PROPERTIES AWFUL MICE OM UDO ISLE Beautiful, SP9cioua home /\ 01v1i.aon or Harbor ln\'ei.tmenl Co. on wide 49' lot. RecenUy --------redecorated. Call for Your friends •nd ........ neighbors use Classmed BPIJt. -.ooo. w h e n t b e y h a v e lll'flDP 1£ALTY llOlDethlngtoseU. They'll ~ tell you how well It 67'"'670 warted for tbem ! HtUSIDE IETIEAT Prime Newport Beach hillside retreat. Massive single story. min' mansion overlooks tranquil hillsjde setting. Iron gated walkway to dble door & ceramic t ile e ntry . Cathedral and beamed ceilings, 2 fplcs, secluded master suite hosts peaceful view! ! 2 Patios, 3 car .garage & much, much more! Owner anxious, call now! 673-85SO ISLAHD UYtwM One block to water on fabulous Newport Bay! Private beaches, clubbouse,' tennis courts. Dock. Magnificent 2700 sq. ft. entertainment home'Al Spacioua master wing boating marble fireplace, deck & night lights view! 4 Bedrms + den & much, much morel Owner will help finance you name lt, we'll try itl Take advantqe, call now, 673-8550. COTTA .. IY THI SIA Ocean vtew. Ti>wering treee. Quaint bunk beds. Zollecl for more uni ta. Only $199,9001 HurryJ Call 6'1a.8550 J '9YA11 llAClml P'abuJous Cameo Shores. PRUll: Corolla ctet Mar location with 180 dea. ocean vlew r Cathedral ceillnp. Game room. 4 Bedrma. Low• priced view home tn Cameo Sbor9. Don't hesitate, call fat, 87M5.'50. Make your shopping easle!" by using the Daily Pilot Classified Ads. CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE EXCLUSIVI LISTIHG I LUFFS Super "E" Plan -End Unit -Thrtt Bedrooms Plus Family Room -A·l Setting -View Plus Choice Greenbelt -Loaded With ExLras -Call f or Appointment -A ··J oy Of Newport" Listing. ILUFFS Newly Priced Single Level Condo. End Unit. Large Assumable Loan. Sl79,IOO. Call For Appointment. A ··Joy Of Newport .. Liatlna. ® --.......... ,. * 8N WATtl-ftlVATE ISi.£ l•••tlf•llr tlecorotetl "prltle o4 OWW ...... 2-tlory ..... wltlt ,.... ....... ..,.w.-.. .... .... •JCC•ptl.... • •• , ......... .... 4 We*-..._. wltlt f ...... ... ,.... S,-.._ ... ._ ..... wlt6 flu t s Al tM ....... , fw tele nefft......, f•llJ ettYlrH•t ... Sllew .., _,,.a.t•1.t. tt71,0IO ht1I I ...... A GUAT •llB•ta 'f he popular Greenbrier 2 bedroom condOminium in McLaln's Big Canyon development: this one just "fell out of escrow" and anxious to be put back in. never before lived in. incredible golf course view and located cl06e to pool. spa and tennis. At S220,000 you can be the Great Greenbrier buyer U,_.lf)UI: t1VMl:S REAL TORS'. 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona d~I Mar ~· ES J.r:Y N TAYLOR CO. H.EALTOHS SlllL'l' lH·lH SHOtlECUFFS--'550,000 l m agine this! A NEW traditional home in this picturesque area to be started in September Choose your own colors: etc. The plans for this 4 BR home are in our office so come in and look them over. You'll agree they look fabulous. Select your colors! WESUY H. TA TI.01 CO .. llAL TORS 21 I I S. Jooqma HCls lood HEWPOWT CEHTD. M.I . 64._..t I 0 bova sHolES UHSUUASSID B.MAHCI Dramatic marble thru gated entry . Un · surpused e.lecance wath eartbtooe carpetl. open· ne111 tbru all rooms. 1pectacular pool with pillars and garden lran· QWlit.y. A truly classic and preaU1ious home. Call today. MS-0303 FORES TE OLSON • I I • >•••• 20-'0 PHALAROPE : WISTCUff Beautiful 3 Bdrm home in PftSUgious Newport Beach. It features : a carden room off the ldtchen. spacious master bdrm with l.abrary, plush carpets. ext.eoaJve brick work. newly 8ainted in and out. wner's motivated. For an •PP\ lDtee, call S4&-SIB). ·':. HERITAGE . . REALTORS IAUOA CHAI.MB Duplex near library In- come units with owners swdlo apartment Call for details. 64~5200 Meu Verde ; a very special oCfenn& -new pGni, new landscaping, newly cupeted, bllt FlVE BEDROOMS, 3 baths, family room.1-------- formaJ dining room & two beautiful stone ftreplaces . $151,900. COU Of MIWPOIT UALTOIS 675-Ht I llST IUY COHDO $19,500 Large 1'50 sq. ft.. Tile en· try . corner bri ck OrepNce. 3 bdr. 2 ba. charming patio off livlng dining area. Double 1arage . Walk t o Wtm&diff. ~or alll)t. call . IGOEJr_.:IJ CJlt1~ LOC* OUT WOIU>I l am a cbarmer and I have made my mark in a choice community by providing everything needed foe' gncloua la v · Ing al tts finest I am a W1e 4 Bdrm. 2~ bath home wllb a jacuua , PLUS the a4¥ant.aae of a aec:Juded l BR tba in· come unit. Absolutely me ~ the finell in the aree. Doo't delay. Call today ~5370. ALLSTATE REALTORS GllATPOIT ....... Tl O.tcml-' "Palenno .. 4 Bil Muat tee. Ji1exlble Mon families are lettinl tlnanciUPGI'!~·""' U.. eamPac "bUI" W. 8ALOOA1~ .. ., year. If you have a ~TY00 ~that'snotrettina ......... , ~ !i_ oow wttb a Wllll Ad Resulit "2·5818 * OPIM HOUSE* Lido Open House, Friday, 14th, 2·5. SEE BILL BENTS AT 720 LIDO SOUD.te85,000. I HAID 10 ... I lelOOMI •.. plut large family room. formal dlntna room. llvln1 room wttb ~fq~ce and all within a beautiful se conslttlnf of your own pool and ample play area. Price .-.ooo. IATCllST -ATTINTION SPICULATC>aS -your opportunity to acquire a spacious 4 bedroom home with formal dining room & family room; large garage PLUS surfaced area for recreational vehicle. Just reduced to $224.500. NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 IAYFROHT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip WEST OCEANFRONT Duplex with excellent income. 30xl02 R·4 lot $400,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 4 1 Bo y~·<I" o .. ..,,, N R bl':J blbl llGCA.HYOH Super shA1J> 2 Bdrm Coo do. lrg dal. step4own bVl.ni rm , f onna I din· U\g. Xtra lrg deck. v aew ~ hills Reduced to sell at~.000 Newport Dlnlex ~;1ii.ioo Unbelievable Nt'wport 8eac:b value• 100 ste~ to sand and ocean' 4 Bedrm + 3 bed.rm unit Needs yaurTLCdoa'l wait. call now 7S2· 1700 • teATNICEUEA S6t.500 Newly remodeled lotdieo. double garage, J Bdrm 2 bath. Assume &i.,'k VA 2UP&2DOWH See th.is secluded 2 story 4 Bdrm North Co:.ta Mesa home Hardwood floors. massive f!Nplace and loach of closet space. Room for camper bu:. too Now al $97,500 Call $46-4141 " ~-~ .. :· COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. DWLD WAl'BAlOMT ~llACH Extra large corner Bay • oeea jUlt l-blk. duplex In xlnt c:ond. ,..._.Clf1aflf aw•v! LeaMboW ; 3 BR Moonna avail. Spec IST ... -~ tacular view. Appoint· soutbern-~b arm . ~~=ii=-~~ '*'oiens.oatyC· 0·~te ·a~alty ~ 2«y. Beach. 5 m.391 IJ5.alO Eves ~ BR. Incl. pt qtn. 3 BA. & lnv~tmenl Saaba UY. Rm. P'ple. 640-5777 Formal dining rm. associated a.1tony terrace olf two ,._ .. ~ • 1022 eg ~, .. f o '-) "f n~·r·-1s BR Nta. Le IJ'OUllda. --Walk CO flOH. It bas it all. ••• .. ••••••• .. ••••••••• . Reduced to bar1a1n j~~~~~~~~ IT OWIB! . ... : . . . value. Sll•.too. Call ._. Y8DI Cbarmhll 3 Br houae. 9&MllJZBKR. AJmt Sf 15,000 completdy remodeled. 2 Beautiful tree line d 0.. $el)9.fat.e dining rm. ...... ~-ho sobd O&k noon. Lg cor-street. a ~rn me ner lot wtadd-on paten-~~'!:! .. '::.'h~a.sa t 1 a I to c r ea te a """"•O·•'''•,.•'''"'" , panoraauc ocean & bay I V'l4l'W New plumbuig & [ ~ lft!W -~_:_p~_.l:._~c:~k $2~1~. 1--------lnvestor·s duplex + 2 good rentals. pool. aaAMT MAHSIOH .. 2 story, 4 Bdrm. boom room. 1.2130' pool 2 ti.replaces. wetbu. cor- ner lot. eocloeed pauo. 11411,000. '''116Nft'!'limm 982·4471 r.1: 546-8103 macnab I Irvine realtg A SUBSIDCAAY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY D0¥8 SHOllS IA YfllOM'1 Prime location ... one of the largest lots w/rOC>m for approx. 55' boat . Spacious SBR home w /b eauti ful pool & spa . Immaculate! Elegant! $950,000. Beverly Morphy 642·823S. <D-95 > M2..al3S 644-6200 .01 Dover Orlw HarbOr View c.ntef" Irvine et Cempus V•lley Center 752-141• ~\\4l~-a£~s· Tliot lnlrlgfllng Wo~ Gome wifh a Cliudle -----MIM '9 QAY l. "DUM ----- • I_.,.. """' ol Ille ._ .,,....... _. .... low IO ,.,. ._ .... wdt , I RUKSEC t ~' .' I I I r I _ I VAKEN I' 'I 1'11 1 t I " ., s t ·S I ' ...,.,.. .. toeletf• wrl of • 1 r r 1 ; nw.klnt )'OU .... ...., YoUf f rpks. cha.rm. $2.SS,000 Pnncipals only. 640-4999 Canyon Ocean View. 2 level. 2br. & den home. So. cl hwy. Walle to bcb. 1295.000. United Brokers 646-7414. Fernandez <W!Brkr eo.taMtM 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUSI OPTIOH 3bdrm 2ba Condo. Great area. pool. $&4,900 -~ per mo 00 7272. Tn Plex . By o wner. choice C M. location, near Park & shopping centers. Lux urious. spa«tous owners •pt. S195,000. Prine only Pie~. Daya MS-8961. Eves 548-3W7. .. Gu11•roo11 5 BR + den + Family Rm+ Fonml dinia9 +3 car 1arace + 2 P9Uoa + balcony and other ameaiti•. Atkin& only $135,000. SCOTTUALn S3t..7Sll EASTSIDE 4-ft.IX ~ sl)'Je, walk to lbopptn1. Great .,..a, All*' .,.., I OIDl,y S205,000 . c.JJa.tw / ,•PtN H• lll'1I k"\' I< ----.. - ' \ 1 ·nows• --------· .... '8r ... fplc. up. -~•v ..... ~. COSTA I 9SA •1"1. a-.•.•• · ......., 1044 "-""'.._. t04I 4..__•ILet U 'at•._ IMO--.............. ·--• .. ••••• ....... .. ~E:!._P~~ao!: _..................... DR D CAl.9'.Q.4SSIC a..aatae d0tra. owe. Alwaya IPICTACULAI ONLYSIOJ 100 llO d•1 wllit• water1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,..., POal • ape wtua twto , _ -·• . • vtew. 11r beacll. 5 Bdrm, I• cte.a + nleelt up.. ._""'.,.kit. P.UO m ~+den. dbl loL One .... rt• '" Wwtll......... bedrm. 2~ batb bome. Ele1.nt decor fl a kind. MOO.GOO la a 1 llO)IOI 'IC• ~ Wall-.t:r 1; lr.t! I l&.OCICTO llACH s bdrm. 2 ba&.h bucb home ln • prtva'-com. m11nlly, (reably up. 1raded. Call today ! ...rm O#fN IM 0 • 1/ S '"' 1081 All(t• 1•1111 116-7771 th larce formal w/h11b laod1caplo1J ateal, Sl00,000 down. 1)"""1 --------• '9o rm.• fam rm. You rov'd paUo w/redwooa Easy lerm1. OWNER 1 Door trom t.be 0c .. n THl-.....S muat1eetbisooe! d9Cklo1. nice 1ardeo ca 11 f 0 r a p Pt . Unbellevabl)' low priced ......_.._Ch ParkPlace,lnc842·7~1 .,.,alaoalrcocid.Clo.t: 114tm-a:lllor41MMM7 at. taS.000. OwD6 wt.II Vtrylce.4 bdrm.,3 ba, I._ ......--____ .;.._ __ ....:..;;._1 to acbooia, pool • apa. tnde. alr·cond. townbome, Has Ended!! Ownsolfenabome.3br. }JltJlim· , WAUTOMACH W.WI__...... red. to SllS.$00. Beat op. Jmt what you've been ~ 1bt': :5:~ _J~n;~r;ac~ E§i-jVJn!iiijl$1fti1 Otean vu, 2-aly., 3 BR.. 156-7777 ~kt;,n It Y • under walt101 for ... lovely 3 213:588-9004 Realflltate 1111 ~-rm .. 2~nba.; fire 1~~~~~~~~~ BrokerM0-5.WI bedroom with dining --------... t. parquet I .; sep. ~~~~~~~~I b lit' I d I ' --------workshop, studio rm. S bdrm. "Someraet" on _ u n • n e u x e IY THI SIA Woocllri.._ ...... Sh _.._,t w/only 1 adJa· ldtcben. Extra storage -2' ... b _,. d utteu, slid. g lass. ..,,,__. U _ _,,, ·•-RV .. ,_ Laree exec 4 bedrm, 2\Ai -.... a, crpta, rps, North eod loc. A rare buy cent house. Exce eoUy .... pauv. parau•S be wll&e fam rm, formal pro landa~ap'g, patio UZ15000' malnt. inalde •out. Spa ~°b~ ~~·::2:-:•Ka:~ d1nl.ni rm. Just a abort cvr, many upgrds, xlnt ~~atty 49'-073l lft bad yd ar view ol ca St0-l'120 W8!k to tbe beach. loc. 100 W. Vale Loop. nyon Upu. 1219,000. UJ30 Parlt Place.Inc 842-7~1 ()pen Sat/Sun 1·5 BY Gust houle + 2br. frplc, Port Seabourne. Open w.:maL IYOWte OWNER:&40-2360. DR. Ocean YU, walk to House Sat/Sun l ·S. bcb , town. Sl6S,OOO. M4-GJ8 -Near beach, s br . 2~ WOODlalDGI Owne.-494-2212. -------- Eutaide -POOL batb, formal dlnln& 3 Br*120,000 IAClllAYISTAn 4 br, 2 ba, family rm, lvg room. family room, COV· 5 Br Sl&'S,000 WALD IA y N 2.8 acre est.ate w Ilg rm. frpb, iuest house. end patio, new carpet.a. ~12.MUM? LOT house. 2 iuest boost's, 16 M S12B.OOO.Ca119S2-0878.. --------_._,, ho b h any lltraa. Auume Spectacular mobile home, ~ .,...., ne ern, uie 1oa.o 9.98p lnt. A!Fux. 4 Br 3 Ba, pool bo-e on ,.,,.. ft 2 BR 2 b ---------• ridlni rink, pvt olc, a ..... S102 000 Prt ... ..... ... sq • • a, .............. , ~oom mao 1r1 .., · · c un-comer lot, 2-sty, nice frplc, delux lutchen --------•I .. ~. • · .,n der market 1165.000. Call -•"-..,,.. 900 1 cent view ol I.be Back 842-0467 Own/agnt or ......,. -· · w /m crowave. pre fl:EAJlflONJ Bay, l~h landsc1p1ng 961-0llS3Broker. ~ f l€'TIG€ lti~ 0"Tbe Ghrovea" abounds. Contact J im ___ > para. pen o use New Modular Type f1anders agt. (7 14 1 CED H"""€' Set/Sun llam-6pm; S200 Homes, pvt community 752 1 07 d AR GLEN vn > Irvine Blvd., space ~ 2 bchs. 34 br security, · 1 ys; < 7 14 1 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB 8Y ownr. call Harn' at sub-letting OK. From S81·S71J7e~._w_lr~ds MOOB. SAU 645-6646 731-l594or972-6712 G .900 Treuure Island 1--------· 3 bedroom model, highly Mobtle Home Pk, 30801 upgradedcondom1nlum BRAND MEW SHARP Walnut Square So Cat Hw y. Lagun1 2554EldenAve,C.M. l&BeautExect.,....2 slry Condo. $69.900 Won't Beech, R M.P. 17 141 642-6734 homes just con;p ..... across I as t. Ca 11 J e a n n l' • 45~ 631-U66or s.52·7367 --------frm M.eadowlark e ntry 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BIG CANYON Spectacular golf course esut.e. 6000 sq.n. 4 to s Bdrms, 5...., baths Pool and spa SI .37S.OOO Tll STARNES CO. Mesa Del Mar, 4br 2 ba , upitrade s lhru-o ul Decks, covrd pa tao rm. cl()f!e to schools & new parlt, Owner, no A11ent.s. Sl~.000. 646-0601 days. 957 ·261.9 eve &c &In Club. 3. 4, S bdrma 3 ba, 3 car gar Open wk dys J.2..6pm Sat & Sun lOam- llpal Phone (714)840-2005 "REALTORS LaUiure World , Gate 14 · Panoramic view, 3rd 648-5711 or~ll42 SKYU .. HOMIS rloor, Villa Nueva. 2br ~~~~~~~~~ ENJOY 2ba, )86-6879 A/C. art I· .. the rugbt Ugbt view and _7-'-pm. ______ _ the outat.anding recrea· LGIJllla HiCJlll4 I 052 t•onal f1clllt1e1 from ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWHH POOL-SACRIFICE! Nice 3br on qwet cul-de sac an Meaa Verde are• Ug rooms, very 1ood cond. ta2,900. 546-1544. SOO Yards to ocean . "Model Perfect". 28000 lq. ft. 3or t bdr .. W/pool, jac.131-~ Patrick )'OW" own 2 bdrm .. 2 ba Turtle Rock Glen Townbome COHDOMtHIUMS WESTCLJFF 162 br. $79,000 & up. 1700 Westdlff Dr. Open daily A fl • o.ia t..o. l~. MU:583or173-6640 I MIWUsn. Fairway El Nleuel 3br. ·---... ---· 1234.000. C1.11t.om Realty Beautifwly clean 2 atory. 4BR 2ba, family rm Comer lot, RV access. SUHSITl.I. 557-1621 REALTORS S'TIAL! 2 Bd.r, I BA, large com er --------•I lot. S14,SOO. Call Patnck, 831.12156 t EASTSIDI FIXH mrm 1JNOO CAN SELL YOU NEW HOM ES TOO! a.cy a new golf course view home 1n Laguna Nlauel with only 10'~ down. 'The bl.Older /teller will carry a 3-year Second Trust Deed with no monthly paymenlS. OCLUIYllW 2tto..s'• I Lot 120' to Ocewf; o.t Owner will Fuaance 1325.000 BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67S-46l0 ~':.~!r:.~~~~ l:i~~l9 ty built wlth fireplace and hardwood rtoors. lt523 CAMM~IRVUfE ~ ..... 1041 Pnces at.art in the low 1--------• :m.000·1. REALTORS Room for RV. A litUe -------- TIC and it's a ch.armer! Room)' 6 BR, 3 Ba, I ml to Prtced at $83,SOO and beach. 21371 Pi.netree Cr. owner will usllt In the HB. SIH,SOO . Agt . financing. Call 540·1151 _911B-_'D111 ______ _ to~lt ! , -.: ... HERITAGE REALTORS Downtown, older home 3 Br. lot 50xlZ1'. •.ooo. 960-2435 dya, 536·3157 evea. wblda. ~~~~~~~~I Juat Reduced, uaWD11 ble RIEi io.n. 3 Br 2 Ba, hg eorDt'!' lot. redecorated t.bruout, prided ownentup,.,., m1 2 Unl:U Ea.1talde. Home frem beach. under + euest hie. Owner will herp with rinanclne. 186,000. By Owner Gnb your fixln' toola • _83l_·ZM2 ______ _ call~7221 9 Al'TIST A-AlAMI f~.~~~ Wftlclff &Alrrace. Pub kitchen. -------.1....-1 Din. the roarint Roam ..sA VBDI .urf. F\nJt to call 1eta CONDO t.bi1 IDQue barlaln 1 $71,900 SHO~~ASSOC. New oak noon •wall to II • d wall carpetlnc, 2 lar«ie • .. •• bdrma, exl.enllve Ule of ...... 1042 natural w ood, • ..... •••••••••••••••••• LINGO REAL ESTATE ....................... (11414115-1720 lagma Meadows ...._ V1efo 1067 Georie Charles Realty ••••••••••••••••••••• •• proud to present the --------homes of Lag una c•••tU "er Sun,• new, private -• COMtal community that a DAU PL.AM we feel typlfiet the Ideal The one you've been llvtngenVfrocunent. Wlltlna for .... 3 BR, fam Sltwlted a1alnat the 1en· rm and view in an Ideal tie blll1lde1 or pre· location. Take over su,iou La&uaa. t.beae .. 7.500 ~% In. A acoop spectacular bo~ are at only '103.'°° 8IJPOinted ln tbe trldlUon CALL 644-7211 d 11.meleu quality & UO· paralleled convenleoce. Priced trom mo.ooo lhi. la a rare opporturuty to purchase a new coutaJ view home In the ~Nl(J[l. 1',l\ll r v & /\55Ulll\1 ES beautiful community ot -------- Lquoa. Ml..,.. IHdt IO" _&.. 1lve ua an op.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• =Y to abow these --------6~7512 CASH IUY• WAMJll *111Z BWFFS •FIXER UPPER •11111~0. OOCUPAHCY .quiac ESCROW Prine. oruy, pleue call MM Zit of~~ walll)llpera. Prtnc on.11 ISL.AM> UYIM• -------- pleHe. Of/fn /"'1 Sp ac. CUilom home. ASSUMlt, 9TMCM.1 Great for family ex-full ocun vtew11 f 'Lee. J I 'VJ O/o A S ecuUve'a 4 Bdrm•. 5 bd, 2 bekoni• + 'pat.loa. • bllthe, family rm, same Only S14t,9N. Patrtclr, SUMA.ILi room, 1ourmet llltch , lll·la dinln1 rm, apa. .Near beach, p arlu, alnl Khoola. Pr1 ced to aell now. UU,000. HU Aquartua on Trinidad lalllnd.. Call Acetlt Ptnll)' at~or tm (P.I.) pt mo wUI CWtJ tNt ubt!ac VA loin- a..llAl.n MUHi 1044 _._. ......... . , Haw aomet.blna you want lo MU? Cluailled ada do REALTORS It well -Call NOW, ________ ,_eo._5811 __ . __ _,.. __ C~ YALUY t&LTOP 2~. acre valley view ,bomealte. 7'oned four honn per acre. Boom for pool, tennla, 1rena, bridle pathl, owner will carry, ocean breezes too 1 sw.aoo A COl.ftaL ...._CO. 488·7222 831·0838 HIWPOlrT HBC.HTS Charming 11paclou1 2 It.Ory, 3 Bdrm. ramily. dining room. larae living room. Maaterl auile with 2 deck• and 1paclout1 mlm:nd batba. WardU woodl. brick and atooe. Trul:J a deccraton de- lilht. For delalb call StO-l.LSl · : -HERITAGE . • REALTORS REALTORS ASsu.et.71% WESICUl'F lie 4 BR. 2 ~. Catbed.ra1 cell· l n11. Call Pat rl ell. tlill·U. • I VllSllNC BIEfD w. t I .... 1091 with today '11 trend ••••••••••••••••••••••• toward minlatunzatlon BY OWNER there won't be many 4br. 2ba. 1mm1c 1m- more S bedroom, 4Yt mac ul1te . 11uume billlhhomeaoo1ar1elou 8,,.,'l.VA loan. Cul·de ~.000 down moves you a a c W It 111 t re es . llllO this owner hna.nud apa r 1ou a a r o unds . home.Calltordeta.&11 aooo Call~ EASTIWFF IYOWHElt Sbr. 3ba, $192.SOO 644-1177 497.2233 FIELAHD a..-........ ....................... 1100 ....................... MOBILE HOME BUY SELL RENT FINANCE .... .._Stan lllfwwUowC..... CALLUS U 1-1021 Largest single story noor --------plan in Newport Shorn. ORAHfiE COUNTY Bier -~ ,.._ Al.1.UMDBI szo:ooo WATBROHT Extra lar1e corne r duplex In xlnl cond Moori.ni 1va.llable. Spee- t.acu.lar vaew. AppL only &6,000 *Cote Re alty & lnnstm enl 640-$777 $16,500 Vec.m blO l2x60 Ne. Moon w n x9 expando s Star Pk. lbsolut.ety Im m1c in every detail ISll»-64) $16,950. L« malr bdrm in lhi.s 12X60 choice loc1t 1on (Sl.56M). $19,995. Dbl Wide 20dO Skybne. 1973 Low space rent c lean 6 oe1l . IMC37'7 ... l .....--s .... 'SMSOO JONES REALTY INC. t\f ~ COSTAl•IA · ......... Let to.wt price ln eo.ta (JW) 873·8~ ....._ ODi1 lK down. ~~~~~~ OWC.Atwaya,..,._., -:: w ............ 1~7717 ........ , "·20001-------·-··-··-······-···--------CDMDWLIX EICHAMfil UP a a-OW'Da''a unit w /frplc IOr Illy hf' C•tll ~~ ~ou~$t9;;,:; hwwl full pnce 1Z UNITS. Slua.ke roola. ~ Bt.auWw poo1•1rouoda f R€HlG€ on Ii\ acre. Ckl9e to ahop _ _ HOM€~ pine.. Pride ol owoenlllp m.ooo. JmW. Coutffwy, NB ••• '4M646 1Z UN1TS 18 duplexes> 1------- Pnde of ownership 1--------Sb.Ue roof a. I llory ~MACH • Beautiful foliage " ex 12 UNITS ClfJcnt ccodWon. Spen-I DOOR from OCEAN . dable wtt.b ~down ! Unbellev1bly low LOW ••• PRICED 1t $425,000. lS UNITS. Actu1lly 5 OwnerwllJtrlde hooaes & 5 duplexeJO> Woridl ... lltah Pnvate yards & pauos on over 1 acrt' in rural 556-7777 setung. Imagine only i--------li!3~ ror a how!e & only $46.670 for a duple.' Total pnce s.n>.ooo ••• 16 UNITS 4 yeaM old 10 ec.t.a Mesa Shake s1d UJg. Absolutely supt'rb pnde ol OWMnblp I ••• 21 UNITS Leba than e>~~wul ••• 5i8 UN1TS Brand new ~ deprec1at.1on No rent control Pndt of ownerahap. 8x8 tamei. groM Cell us al 7~ 1920 J QUAIL A.!~~~- 10,.. TV l :lO '.M.I •DB.UXI MEW• ught and bnicht unit-. Walh pauoe. or de<-k... & a.ar rood Nr th<> main bus~ d.u.tn l"t of Sanl<J Ana Par\ Place. lnl IS42 7461 PltACTICAll Y HEW 2 adJOUUD.IJ 10 plexei; ~cwQu1Laty Prest.a lt.IOUll A re a A9Wne l~"'" f1n~1QR OneOrBoth '.'Z .. REALTOR C9Ht811 otD-IUT ALMOST HIW4-ft.D GOODSECTlON RE.VT'S et;LOW ~tARKf.T /J4.S42-l744 COSTAMISA 19UMrTS Excellent Npt lkh loca· tion, S blks from the ocean. Tena.nu pay Ulll Owner wants fast sale. F\IU pn ce S839.900 3333W Coast Hwy, NB ~ ---FOUi UMITS.C.M • ~u new. 3 Br owner.. uml. 2 ba. frpl. 2 car JC.at , J. 2 Br 2 ba. wu ll> TSL lnvstml.5642·1603 16 DB.UXE UNITS PfUME EASTSID~. CM 2 Bdrms each . nlE!>,.ARNESCO 640-5711 NEWPORT IEACH Vanou. .. 10<.· on Perun & !°'lwpl Shr'> avail All Jmen1t1e~ Presently leawd Tum key opna taon Prop..rty m~ml .ivatl 67~91 2, BlCH HarbcM Escrow ~h .. l.cOllR prapwiy .... 0#' ••• c• L IJIH• C.. -.yti.r f• q .. sti0111. Call 751-1775 Hk for .,.,., HEW HOMI + INCOME 2S67 Bdlw.. CM Dix s pac1ou..., home w ::. Z8r ~tudio lwnhlif' un1h ftome ha.<1 3 h~ bdrm'>. 2•.,ea. separate yd, dlx katrhen. Mediterranean ' I y 14· I r l' h 1 l e (' I u r l' • beautafu.Jly lndscpd A re al pndf'ol ownership Open Sat 1 5 To see call agt 979 509'.J ------12 two 8gnn units, room '°' 6 add1t1onal unit:.. ~. 20Ci Wall1ce, C06ta Mela. Groea $53,280 yr. S14S.OOO dn. Bla lancc M20.000 on contract. 20 yr sub-ordin1tJon. Prin. ~ DUPUX A Int. S31101> :no. 548-2020 Xlnt C.M. l«aU<m. two 2 ..._ __ Bdrm uoiu, detached 4 ·~ w /room to build 2 llU'eet·to-ltl'eet Alwiy~ ~UMAJ. S1'20 income. reaud. ~reat cood. A CM SlSS,000. 842·5280. must sell s ituation _8CU078 _______ _ Owner will help W/fll'IADOJ\SI Will trade. excb1nge, c rt1t1ve t#'rDll you n a mt' 1 t Alkln.c Slll,SOO FOl=lEST E OLSON ..wp()lr'f HTS. OOPLE.X Sl25.000. 20"~ down p&ymenl. owe al 11~. Pnn only 641-0290 PRIDE OF OWMll- SHIP SHB.TH • 4-plex, sharp, Cov. In at on w /owners 3br. IWMI, rrplc, nr S. Cout Plua. Income $18,000. Price $219,ooe. • 5-plex, charming 2br, 1....,ba, pati o apta . prages. Yaml to water. Hunt Bc h . I n come ru .ooo. Price 127<>.ooo. By Owner 22% down. 7Sl-848S .. -. --..... ·----.. . -. .. . . ---· ..... ,_ .. ... -...... ~ -....... ---... ---.. . -. . ...•• __ ,,_,__..,,,.,, ___ ,., -..... ··-1 ·•··· ... ' . ..... ___ ..... -.. --... --- 1 BeaWful decorator rum. Paltn Desert con-dominium. For sale by owner. 2 Br l YI Ba. pvt club. lenn1s. wnmmiog, paddle co11rts, sauna. jac. & many other recreallonal facllllles Wa~rfront Homes Call 714 1974·3382 or i---•63•1•-1•400---· n4t6"-002 ~ r-2 bdrm. house on the sand -~.~.,. 2SOO $700 per mo. Cal l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 964-2157. or96'·2J81. lBR F/P, util. R&R. Adults. No P«s 2048'11 Pomona. 1360 642·0835 ------------------ Bhlfs coodo, lease. 3 BR. I. ba .• smgle level; spe<: tarular view• Bargain at S795 mo. Agt 640-0020 2&3 Bdrm.'! duplexes. MSC up. Yeuly PUaJC AUCTION IY OWtB OF LAMD Tnao StaHOll 2.alOSo. Bristol. come' of Warner.Santa Ana. Ca. WedSept.26. 1979 l OAM. Minimum bid $105.000. DePosil r eq. Sl0.000 ~t' lo bl> nn lhe grounds. Waterfront Ne wport Nice2 Br l Ba E.side, nu Shores home 3br. 2ba, pamt, encl. gar. fenc tennis & Pools avail yrd, $360. 1st. last & sec Adults only. No Pets 2544 Orange. 548·2778. &omo. 642·3737 --------Vacant new 3 Br lwnhse. Beautiful 3Br 2~Ba Con· S. Ju. dbl gar. Kids olc . Pool, do. pool. Jae. 2-car gar. & ~strafto 3 178 pat.lo. M50mo. ~5071 opener, $660. Avail Now. 67s-.t912 Bkr ----For lease. New Newport Terr. Coodo. 3 Br. 2111 ba. frpl c. cer.arwc llle entry S5 7 5 I mo 6 44 · 2 1 2 6 , 640-0625 • •••• •••••••••••••••••• No pets. 983-688C ..... utf ~_ .. _2b lb C.M. 3 br, t ba. frplc. uca um''"'""' r. a . patio. tncd yard I child 2 Br. lVa ba townhouse, AC, pool, walk to shop'g, over 6 ok. No pets. Close end wll. reaJ fireplace, For furthe r 1nro call asii"n & water pd, adults, to schools & shopping. microwave oven. laun· Roland f1em1ng 1213) nopet.s.S450.~·0l06. Lle.U.95.75H4l9. dry rm . S3SO mo. ~2721. R.lcbarrl Sheets -(21.3 1439-0760: or eve~ Beautiful New c:stm 2 sty Duplex. f'rplc Walk to harbor. 2br. Jba. $650. 3br, Jba, Rl50. 751 -2442, 181-1.244 <2131 ~2'742 Homes u.t.Nshed 2 Bl. 1 ba, gar. clean No (213)438~146. ltEALESTATI DIY. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• pets. East.side. M.25. L.tke 3 bdr. & 2 bdrm. Walk to CITY 0 F L 0 S --------•1 _rteW_._SJ_J-01_49.!._v~sg_ -beach. 3·SS75 .• 2·S425, Beach house 3br. den. frplc. comm. pool, ten· rus. $700mo. !st & labt SlOO cleanme 2nd mo ~2SU. AHGEUS 0 New 3 br house No pets. Call964·2157or964-2187 D oo ch1tdren $450. mo --------979-3376. Spaiush Hacienda 3 Br. 2 .__.. fW1M. ----· ---ba. large yard. garage Grov.s 2700 Jbr. 2ba. 2 car gar. dlx. 9nltmo. ~5874. You petJO. Freshly pain~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACltl HORSE RANCH 9110 acre horse property in Orange Park Acres. Beautifully malnUl1ned 3 Bdr m home. Large fenced u e o a and pasture. 3 covered stalls. 2 box stalls. New barn and tac.k ro.nm . Outstanding value at ".ooo. don osen r .. altor..., Avail. $485. 548·S42'7 New2 Br 2 Ba Wwnbome, KNOW -as 8 VET 2 car gar H ·752·8282, YoU may qualify to own W~6. imtead of rent. Let us show you how. S47S a Br, LC renc. yard, C4R4tdC_,... tree lined st. carpel/· WdW.! 75._1202 drapes etc.. 770·5629, 56'M81S ca ... ,., 3202 ....................... Dix 2 BR , l \Aa ba . Eastside. Dbl gar lge fncd yard. Av&il Oct 3 . $500/mo. 1.st/)ut+dep. _ ~· 831-lON._ _ _ _ 2 sty, 3 BR. dining rm, fam rm, (rplc. prefer family, Ref's. Lease. $625. Bonnie. 963· 7881 , 968-nl.9. Bluffs Condo. 3 BR & den + 3 baths, on ma1or 1treenbelt. Ne ar pool. S925 per m o. Bkr, 631-1800. 3 BR 1~ -b -.. A _ ·-:, 4 Br, Cam rm, frml din rm. • a. or ''""'pin.. rumpus rm. 2 ba, dble Ganlener & water mcl. pr. S8SO mo. Avail. Oct 1575/mo lse. Open Sat 10 642-91567 1~2 at 91.91 Scougall, nr · · ·----- Ad ams I M a g no It a . 2br. Iba. laundry. hg tit!· 559-19129 dining. 30' llvang rm. VACANr. 3 BU;m Rm. SOOO'fncd yrd w /dog s-r abarp. Wallt to pens, privacy. $7SO. --:MS-7855. 645-7301 ahopa •9Cboola. SS2S mo. ----------· HOMIEFtHDBS SlB6 Bach ftll'D ut.il pd. 124.S 2tJr k:lda gar patio 17771 E. lmt ST. S3ll5 3br pet.a kids gar n "STIN '!3l·311 l $<7S4br kids pets bouae AIUorOenelC-4471 Harbor ffl&h.laod1. JBr IUOS~SOll .... ~. ---2ba. fpk, floo. no pets. EASl'SIDE aarling 2 bt -"'!"'P 548-68S3 Eves· 522-7~ 557.0125 & garage. $425 & 1395. llwbiw 3241 -..:... · · SCZ.2510or~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4bdrm 2'-'ba, p ool , -·---· LOVELY HUNTJNGTON prdeoer. fplc. elec eye, WANTED: 4bdrm hse, HARBOUR HOME 3 br. nice neighborhood. ........ ·-·--.. Wmftd 2900 Anaheim. 3br 2ba. fplc, pref Mesa Verde. Have 2 ba, frplc , dshwhr. 61'>:3807. kMia & pet.I. 751·7368 aft patio. large family,.,_. ---.. ~--NT-2-8-- ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns, was her-dryer W, Jl....,.. TO IUY hookup • d e t g a r . """1 secluded front &: back 4 Bdrm home. CM or HD. yrd on cul-de-sac. Year Pvtpartybas$10,000and Jse. S41 5 m o. lsl, will assume your loan. last+SlSOdep. 642·7105. Jpm. home. as. mo. Kids & ""''""'vu nu r, UP· ------pets ok. 964·2566 or per lmil w/3rd s ty sun· 2Br, 2Ba, dlx condo. adlta. 973-1.971. Agt. no fee. deck + huge 2nd sty nrSo.CatPlaza sec.AC. patio d eck, sp a . no ,et.s $f7S mo., util pd. 9"M 3244 wshr/dryr & gar lncl'd. 564-3133 •••••••••• ••••••••••• •• 1875 mo. yearly. Av ad 751-7368 --·--.... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... ,_.sa..d SUPER 2b1 lba. frplc. d IBCTALS apprw 11>·1·79 . Huge3br.2ba. D.R .• en, ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. yard. No pe ts. big yard. dbl gar ss1s: Bach.. 1 ba. . . . . . . . $3SO m.6336; 642-96166 3 BR, 2 .... ba ......... S650 CLEAN-SHARP 3 Br hse. crp($, drpa. bltns + microwave. dbl icar w/opir w/elecdoor opor. Focd. pati<». SGS() mo ...,_ llland 31 06 641> 7190; 998-2000 J erry. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3br + ffl>k! + prv. yrd. + Charming 4br home. Selling anything with a patio. timmo. aft. 7 &: wanter rental, patio, Daily Pilot Classified Ad wltnds 557·1149. days fam i ly pref. $600 . ls a sJmple matter ... ~9161 67~. just call 642-5678. --------- Any mefChandlH for Nie t>rlt»d at 1100 ot IHI qc.-liffM for • Piiot Ponr Ad 4 lines, any Wednesday -$2.00 Cd today, W YI bltt 10CI or~ It to~ ~rd / VISA or .,,....,~. (Molorcyc# •ds murt be ,,,.paid) Dffdtlne: Anytime before 5pm. Tuesday • M ilml ,,.,., J,. priced •Ad OM flit In IJIJf '"""""""' C~ •~.no oonwrwclal ~ . -. 2 BR. 2ba .......... $500 Sao Clemente .. 523 CAMP&l5Dl~fRVft(E WATERFRONT 3 Br, 2 be home on Channel in· cl's slip roe pwr boat up t.n 40'. Dbt 1ar + xtra Jrl.g. Sl3lO mo. JACOBS REALTY 67546'!0 NPT. Shores. • br. 3 ba, Terrace Cardiff. 2 Br 2 pool, tenma. $725 yrly. Ba, upgraded carpet, 631·3a14, 8'13-81"5 drapes, ftptc, $5C>I mo. .551-~ 3 Br, 1~ Ba, Newport ---------Terr. Coodo. View, 2 Onngetree, ActuJta Ollly, story, pool & jacuzzi. 2Br patio home , A/C. 1525. Call But 675-3859 _.50/mo. 10-7206, 7JJ..7f74 Newport Cre&t condo, 3br. EXBCtmVE HOME IN 2 .... 6a, walk to bucb , .NOR111WOODS 3 br. 3 =:apool. Lease f7$0. ba •Ille ram.Uy room ltplc, da!rwhr, rover;d Bit ~2 BR. 3 ba. + D9lio. diainC room. wet dm. McClain town.hme. bar. Gardeeer • water Bu, pool, 1pa, tennis s-id. _mo mo. 2 c.bUdren +em-u. Avall. Oct. 5. mlY. DO pet.a. 8"-25M or (GU) .. loe6. 875-5535 man. All. no lee. eve. , ________ _ .........•........... ,. ''M• UAIDI J W.-0.. C.to.'D Tultia bome--~. ass ociated L. ... • ~ "' • Lr ~ I\ ' lJ ' • ·~ t • ( • ,_ ,_,... • b4rm. mo mo pool. ad1d&a, no peta ..... -18r, l adaJt. DO pela. ~. paUo m ' 11Us Pl•ce. off Santa Ana AYC. Afttr il"1t Mf-Ul7 , .. MIWfOIT Baebelore. J or 2 Bldloomatt~ From•.ao &otdacu.lar 1pa, total reereetlon pro1racn. IOdal procram. 7 DOC>U •• lalldl cowu. Al ,aabioo IUod.,JaiboHe•lan ~ lh ' ~ a t 0 , 1 ~ pt "°9qubJ Hil.Ls-Roed. •1WMber..4ryer hookup '(714J'44-lto0 MIO mo. '1t8 Hamilton. 1---------CaU Sborellne Mgmt Oeeatllront le.r1e lbr. 2.Becb'UOID+ Om bome ~tlOOOmo. c.orp, MJ-6313 winter rental, M 50 -:r:.:n~:i· Qdet. employed -,-;;I; ecz.1121. 67$--0511. Yearly. Act. 87Ut70 .-. 1 Br dUpla or apt, 3 BR. dptx at ocn. Yrly, ~-,., •----pref So. C.M. « E-aide.. lldlta, SW> mo. brtebt cit ,.,_ __ ">Ir~. Oeeealroat beautiful dlx N B '-" ~ 28th Und view ·-aded t850ln .. .,, -. er sunny675-<1122.~. • -• o. 3br, 2ba. frplc, 9>0.mo. DJO. Call evs aft 5pm. -- J Bl!droom. custom home 3moe ar tonier. Refs. bftarelpm,. tu-9MI. l Bdnn., l bal.b. Yearly or e1849 ----'------mo. S3:i() Month 2fpks, wet bar, koi pond. bol-.estall $900lno. ~/view 2'r3 br. TownbomeTur\Je Rock Vast.a, 4 br. tri·level end unit, fplc. wet bar. ai..rcond., mlcrowave ar trash compa c t o r $1000mo. 7S.1700 ()P(N l•l'l•HHUN '1..'M N<f• (9111 beaut. furn. Gan1es. triika. bakorue.s, winter. tal. Up. MM784. WINTER RENT AlS 3br, 2ba, house w /new tf1ll. t57'5mo. 2br. lba apt. $400mo. 3br. 2ba. house · t bou.H toocun. ss:iOmo. DIAMOND REAL ESTATE V.W COAIT _.., 1nu1 . .u. MS-1573 ............. d ······················· --------- IAYAOMT 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Xlnt cmd. Sandy beach. SllSO mo /winter. 606 S . Bayfront. 644-91513 On East Bayfront. 2 BR 2 ba winter leau . S69$ Ask for Earl al Don Tyler & Assoc. 675-4000 ...,., ........ 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S l ee pin g roo m s & kitchenettes. $7S per week & up. Ocean Front. 67W740 WJNI'ER-2Br. ZBa dplx. great location racing bay beach, frpk, new cplS. drpl. Balboa Pen. Resp adlts. no pet.&. ~ mo 6nl284 ~l blk to ocean 2 bdrm I ba . pauo. garage $ol50 mo Open 124 39\h. ~t 213 /'lVl-&25 I block t.o oc-ean. 1mmac 2 BR. laundry. li(ara~t'. W1.nlef' ren l& l. $450 mo Call 67S-7019 aft 6pm or wt.nds Ckeanfronl. 2 Bli 2 Ba bltns. $600 mo Winter 3 mo min 714 752 !HM W111ter 2 bdrm I b& Rik A&ent 673-ClO E.lide sm 2br, Iba bou.H Pvt. yrd. Ii gar. S37S. 61SU3d, 646-1143 Avail. 2Brdupfexapt.1 ~ blocks to beach. Yearly ~. 2 BR. l ba. w/gar., yard CaJlf75..677$. ~ mo. avaJJ lmmed. IMMll05aft6pm. ~et. employed female a.-. 1 Br apt or ttuplex. Ur. club house, pool aym. by Sept an under or to sauna. jac. carport. Xlnt DX) CaJI MS-9866, evs locatiQn. $375. Janice Spm to 9pm wlteoda au 641-11021. before lOam. ~after 12noon. all. 8PM -..:.------ OHTHl llACH 2tlr. duplex. $325. ~ VIC· 1 Br "'50. UUl pd. Hotel ton a . No~~ .. ~ Apt.a. lat & lat. 2306 W . .....,. • .._ Ocunfroot 673-4"4 S'llO. lbr, nice quiet area. VlA U00.2Br 28a. Yard. Noo·smo«er. Refs Waterfront. avail. Oct 1. recfd. No Pets. Adults SS&-1.802 Only . T SL MGT . ----------- 642-1003. 3 BR 2 ba. 'h blk. bay, -----. beach. t.enru.s ct. Yrly m>. 2br, 2ba, L.R .• dmmg St75. Call ~7098 a re a . e I e ct k 1 t c h --- w refr1& New crpts. 5'25. 2 Br "'2 l>lk bay/o. pai.nt&drpe. 642-4975 cean. avail. now. Yearly ---- -• -A(l}.. 7:.H22'1. I Br. carpets. drapt•s. frple. fenc. yrd & patio. WfNTER RENTAL. step:, 1'4&2723 W beach. 3br. ~ba dplx. 67$.JS23 . (2131881·170S 0-..Poillt 3&26 --. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28r l.Ba apt. $385 mo. yr LTg dJx 2br. 2ba. den. ~:i!73-~210 dayi; or Orean view Car w a1.1t.o 93 e es. door opnr Storage fad lcryfrOftt ~4~lfn>:... _ 2br 2 ba 2st.ory. S'750. Yr 2 Bdrm apt. LJ(e. $350. ty ~.Chuck Gar . laundry , Oy:. 76&Ql>l. eves 491:1-0318 Hart>nr V ew Home Phas.- 111 Jbr ram. rm .. "1ew lbr C.:IObe to town $295 Water ~ ~ardener m cl inti uhl. Call Martha S'r.iOmri. 752-8980. '40+-3672 • 661 1161 2.Bdrm apt. healed pool. s~ to beach & bay, Winter only. $.15() + ull 759-0U7 evenings ·--. Winter rental 2 Br. 308 Alvarado Pl. S425 . ~7177 to O<'t"&n. cl~ to shop-. ..._.~ ._ __ ... 384 M·Jo' 613-5922. t:vei. & I===+•-~ 0 I Br I b:i. Yearly .~ No rh1ldren or pels 67J...m5 agt. ~ PauJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEACH. View. p1ef". 2br SS.SO lbr $45G-S400. Adil~. U l I I p d . 3 0 3 Jo: • Edgewater, II )871-2866 --------WINTER RENTAL Avatl. Mid Sept. thru Mid JW>e lovely newly decor & ft1.m. 2br. 2b<t. den. Located al Balboa Penn. Porot. Steps lO ocean. Duplex apt. 1596. +util. 7H·675·8899 mornings. eves&wlmda Moo-Fri. Nicdy rum. lbr. + con. 3br. 2ba. Oceanfront fo'ANTASTIC View. furn 9mo i.w 64.5-7573 BK\ BeauuJuJly furn Jbr. 2ba. gar. steps to ocean S600rnc> 213-SSS..0921 or 928 -1 825 Sa t 114~l889. ----Sl.ePJ to beach 1 br $250, 2 Br $375 mo Winte r Adults. DO pets Home 613-elMO~ olc642-8S83 OCF.ANFRONT lie I br vtfpr. WIS mo Wint.er Adults. no peL-. Home ~; olc 60-1583 z ... AcMh °"" Jpoob C-OVered car port patJoapts .• BBQ's dose to fwys Ir bcbs walk to shopping 17111 (MU1awnt .. w ..... 847-6064 ttw~•Gr••• verobfe den. t blk to bch. 1 blk to bay. AU you need ls IOOCb brush 4r linens WINTER REN TAL M20mo 213·288-8622. wtmd:s~ Custom dttorated 3br. 2ba. wsb/d.ryr. dlsbwr. color TV. 67J...U86. ~ 3br 2ba w /sun SHARP. beacb 1. 2 A: 3 ttklt v;e w .' Open BR.frplc,dshwsr.pr& be a m ed c e 1 I i n g s . ptllJoB_:__No pee.a.~~:... SfiOOmo. 214'n 3Slh St Redec. 2 Br. 1 blk beach. N'B.67s.3504. crpts tdrps: a dlt cpl. 3724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 59ac. l Br garden apt. Pool & ret'. All util pd. Adult, no pets. $305. El Puerto Mesa 1959 Maple Ave. apt5 Newly remodeled I Br. yrly lwanter. d shwshr. prage. $350 & S375 mo 2204 W. Oceanfront. 673.ai4 bef !IP M. 3776 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. 1"'1 Ba. no pets. S32S CASA DE oao tst & last + deposit ALL t.rnUTIES PAID fi&Hl.92 _____ _ Compare before you rent. Custom design .Afa ...... features : Spaciou <i &Wu::NI ••d kitchen with Indirect ••••••••••••••••••••••• tigbtjng. separate dllliog ..._lllmd 3106 area, Cull leogt.b marble •H•••••••••••••••••••• Z1JC AUanta. Near new 2 Br 2 Ba. ~ar . frplc. lg rear yrd. 7871 Liberty $375. 84.2·2187 . 96).~18, 962.990S S..0-llte 3876 .....•.•...........•... 1 & 2br move 1n loda) Walk l<J bch S285 to S325. 64S.Q507 Of 498-1903. 2 Br l 1"1 Ba 'lto"e/refng. no pets. s:n>. tsl & last + ~ r.s1._11_!2 . --w........... 3191 ....................... l Br 2 story apt across from park. 1280 mo Shoreline Mgmt {.orp .• IM'l-6.'El 3 BR deluxe. new fam ily mut. S38IS mo. NO PETS. 13932 La Pat. 897 · 7Ul9 .. IUUClhFM...., wU.tu Mid JtoO ....................... RealEsute TIIEEX.CntNG PALM MESA APTS MINUTESTONPT BCll Bach.1&2 BR from 125.5 & up. Adults. No pets. 1.561 Mesa Dr. (5 Blks Ea.st ol Newport Blvd1 9am-Sl)m $46-9860 pullman in bath. Ir lag.size 8eaulilul 3 BR. 2 ba. Yrly. bedrooms, pool. BBQ. S750 pe r mo, Nwpt surrounded with plush Beach Rlty 675-1642 landscaping. ADULT Verypvtlg2Br28a W/l.J hookup. deck. gar blk lo beach. m 19th St. $4lXl 842-2 187, 963·Z518 962·9905 IEACHWOOO APTS Sawind r.-e New 1&2 bdrm luxury l.JVlNGATIT'SBEST! ....... I llllo Jl07 NO PETS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrm fum.iabed $345 2 Bdrm furnished $'20 aes West Wt Ison (714 )6'2·1971 BAY VIEW 2 bdrm. Year· ly $S61> + uW. 673-1363 4t 67S-1070. 2.Br adl_u_S380 __ . 962_·_1800 __ 1 adult apts an 14 plans O>arrrun~ beach condo studw. S350 mo. Nr. Kun· t1ngton H a rbo u1 . Shoreline Mgmt Corp. 841-6363. from S350 + pools. ten· nis, waterfalls. Ponds! Gas Cor cookmg & heat· ing paid. From San Olego Frwy drive North on Beach lo Mc Fadden t.beo West on McFadden lo Seawand Village. m •1m.s198. ea· ca. ..... • .. ~ ... , c• kz 7 ; £ EVH_....... .... ........ ,.....,.. -~ ............. . Orhewa11•PHlsle1 .._.._ ' CWJ'hii ....... wlU .. ~ .... ......... mm.I • ·=,.. .... ,.,,., ........ __ ............ . SM~ MMSfl Ora;1&1 .. ,.;.1-1I. It • ._.._.._, IUCf .. CtMM1rtc.d iu.i;;•ii.=======f C;..., ._. l= ....... ~.a *•""•· nlllll·"-..U••te oe --..,._, ~ OIAIMIUNPll · tf.'9.:n:"•m..., ___ ,....,.~·-a.ra. le. L •l••a. C ')C I ... MSYa1Tl'DIO. ta •1 -.-au ......... _........ It U _.....,.c OOC9tudent.1Tont.ruclt. -.,,...,..,......,. r'lllDIDOOlll.~ O.WWlftol.aJk*b. ....,.. n.b. ar.. trim. Dan =::.=-.~-IMtelllll'-'• • .. .; ~~-~.:=; a.scnuc~1_eo...;;;;..;,am_. ___ _ Oii r:: ';f · I • ., ,. '~ Alie 8 .. ' r al .. O b .. t !ldPoldw. du.mp t.ruc_kl J... .,. : al••· ala.a.a 1lf4-la1 CllllC.. wot'llmao.hlp. Sm111 ll"*tinl.b81d .• tree•yra ---------[\ ........ 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'!r'~ao a. 0w .asm pet odor. lbuabi.MJ.1W ,...... --4• 15 yn .. .,, ... ~ --""-1--... t• m uh ' I .._ ·-· r>• •••• ,.................. ""'"""-"'"""· ...... Do ...._ auaelf. lletl. JACO•CONCRETE ae:ape, clie&o-upa. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• 5!1-0101 CONSTRUCTION b.aWiol. SC-9907 Want a REALI.. Y CLEAN ,...,__, •--nt • PeDcln1 IL concrete HOllSE? Call Gln&bam ""'~..1ano 6 6 •f'Olklvtlz ...-t"" c-ftl, 1team • Oardeoln" tr0 e trim ,..,_. _. ""'"' "'123 Depeodable, own lraos, _,...,aoytlme. ........ ....................... •... ,. .. a ••• ............ Low homeowner ralea f75-Q5l2 £ ntf tWITTORO h •c'fl I ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Land1uper. 1'bP work. Fair pnce. Rela. MM871 dya/eves. • lllt Pal.ot • wallpaper. QuaJ wort. ,.... pr. Free est. SI.eve 54'J-4Zll. Ext•--------- paint. call /Im ume • Im. paintloc Spec. ratea tor apla. BilJ. Free eat. -.~. T*'1t.,_..,. • •••••••••••••••••••••• C1.AR!:NCE'S TV. 27 yrs ftelkkntiaU,CC)(DtnerclaJ exper. Dan. e vu . Gerry'a HeaJtb Care. TLC ~::;est. Reaa. wknda.15.115 +:111157-lM for your loved onea. 8*d6care. 54Mm5 TreeStnic.e ........~ ........•••..•••....... .. ••••••••••••••••••••• · Servi A Neat _.,.bea" textures Greg's Tree ce ny Prac Nune wall do"Pvt du· ,_-15-.. 19111439 11 1 ie job-re mo v a Is. l)' In home or Heep 8yrs ----''-·---cleanllpe, 41M·2129, 24 up, re/'1. llovi.AI lo thia Pl ~, hnJ .rea. Stan lmmed. No i --·--UNni. -.u1a. -••••••••••••••••••••• Tlllarill9 --'--------Quick F ix-it . D.R. St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , .. N l/PlfCt.... Oalr's Plumbing for re ....................... babierep&IJ"l.64.S-3503 PETERS PAINTING Eitpr'd. Reas Rates. Free FAt. C•ll Gene ~ FREE tnal lesson credenuaJed. read ml(, rm th & French. 673-0013 WlltdowCle.-g ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,._ ._ brllab. Pr0fe11iboal. w ork , drlvewya. •• '" · vin. ~··~ a..arw:uon. Free est. 1 d 1.. •-t 1 n:ing, cleaD-up & maiot. Ucll'l*'...,.. Vsynnbl.751..al51 • ew •• • pa 01 ..-v.Amle.S&-8414 Robin's Housecleaning 80-n'72 srvc. for a thoroucbly FlD10 carpentry. Free AU,N-1 prcl. ca~ • Yard care, complete. cleanbouae.540-08!57 ell. Doon, wimtowa, etc l..,nol cleatlinJ 1pec:.1aJ. Have aomdhiol lo aell! R.Uable. Reasonable. Valley Landacaplnl bT· lQ&ing lite to your 1arden puta alOlll In your heart. Pnll. pain.tin&. Ext & Int lBynexl p Uc'd/bonded. l!rnm. Low rat.es. Free N6-4J7 est. S3&-4780, 538-"383 Plwnbuig repair. Spec. ln remodelln.g, copper re pipe. leak detection & 1ewer locating P'l•t rates Top Hat Plumb-aog. 537 .3.,. ____ _ CoUege students. wmdow wasbina. Res Id /11lores. Xlnt work 642-5449 ~7972 .,.ZM2, m-aia Belt pnce.. 78CMll80 0&91ified ads do It well. Oeaupa. ~ SelJ Idle items 1542-5678 Stl..L idle Items with a Dally Pilot Clustfled Ad Want Ad Help? 642 5671i Want Ad RauJts 642·5678 QMSlrled Ada 642-S878 .... to se.-. 4JOo Office._... 44op Office._... 4400 ..................................................................... .Mowll! Avolddepostt.a & LAIGICORHIR $230 UP. Office-store, cut living upenses ! cpta, drpe, A/C. 17301 PTofe111onally aance OffllCI ~ch. H B L.<le.SU.2834 lS'1l. AVAILAIUMOV. I l or 2 Rm Suites from 175. 119 W. 19th St . Call Tom ~2200. HOUSIMA TIS Jn The fl32..4l34 PAUL KENNEDY JR. Expand your lifestyle with a compatible room· mate. We diaeover that ~~INA PAD 1151-0llS or ?S&-1209 M/F sbr 2 br, 1 ba apt. tri. Cdm. l '1'! bib lo ocn. 1225. tnrt, last + utll. Uke lo cook. 67S-7063 eva /wtmd.s. LAW BUILDING 41150VonK.annan Ave.. Retall/Otrice apace, 700 Newport Beach. 9266C> sq ft. Weetcllff area. Full servlce1 for at-1-67Ml48. call collect. t.orneya. Receptloolat , ---~---- California & Federal Small olnce. Perfect for Library Conference mwwering service, etc. room. ample free park· Only rrs per mo. 1102 ing, eenerous atorage fil. West 17th St. Santa Ana. lne. For more into call Joe CAU. Canale S47·41 81 o r MARJORIE ADAMS Renata at M6-77C11 llJ.1416 Roommate needed. male ---------1Snail Hide-Away Office. or rem , 3 BR .• on the IAUOA PIMIH. Only S.'JO!ptt month. Va beach. l2SO mo .. lst & EXEC'lITIVESUITES cant. 325 No. Broadway, last +SlOO sec Art. 7 fUll services. Newly re· Santa Ana. Historical p M 642-5M5 modeled bldg. Only J of. Bldg. For more lnfo caU . . ri ces left Sam Harns Sam WarTen ~8 Of" Room ror rent. Tustm con ~S..100 Renata 566-7707 do, wsher/dryer, avail -------- now for female. 832-5799 •.-wPORT ILVD • 600 Sq rt view. under- C.M. olface apace. $295 ground prkg, elevator. --------..., furn duple. w /lg pal.lo & beach view. M I F $2S() rm yrly. Eves. 675·5141 NptBch Rmmte wanted. prefer Fem. ~. Sl65 mo, utll incl. 631-0139. 1940 Wallace. 12. CM. 2 Br 2 Ba townhowle. 714-631-5664, 213-862 11967 Coast Hwy vli1b1l.tty Aar cond. Laguna Beat"h EXIC. SUITIS 1714 1549-1186 . wknds Tasteful exec. awtes In a ~ perfect location. Easy freeway access. Close to Prime Location airport, fine restaurants MoeArflmo at Conference r oom, personalized phone J '°'" answering, plus. Call $1 .10pr14ft 4400 _Be_ver_..:ly_a_t_m._218_l_. __ 1.116 1q fl Is 911 aq fl .._,.,..RT 1• "'CH suites, new, free park· ..._.,.,...-v ~ Ul&-Ava.ii. for leue up lo ....................... New prdeo offices, 11.0IS 3 yrs .• , 11.10 pr aq n . & up at airport w /•Int Prindpals only. A.ak for freeway accesa. Ground BUI. 7S2-0070 For store & office space at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sea ft. MESA VERDE bR PLAZA 15Z5 Mesa Verde E, C.M. 54M12l 29>1 Lafayette. N.B. Store or office apace; l.200 Sq. ft. SlOllO mo. B. Gnaody Rltr117H161 2 ~ spaces-$[IO or 1160 s q.ft Harbor Baker Center. 3011·3023 Harbor Blvd. CM. New plush cpU. Avail now. Agt.~1J66 __ -- DANAPOIMT •Prime Coast Highwsy locatJon -Office/reu&il. 2 level Mmtsu11a. ,,_. Loct&Fomd 5300 Pettas•• 5350 HllpWmeled 1 100 5005 ~ 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUPLES INDIVIDUALS AmblUoua people' 8-10 hni pr wk of your time ~Y result in a growing Income u well as other benefits. The hours are flexible. If you have 100>e time available " would llke lo develop a MCOnd mcome. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Wtlcr' MhJ. Co. All typa ol reaJ ntal.e uwestmenla 1111ce 1949. . .. .., .. MTDs 642-2171 545-06 I I CASH FOR TD•s American Mort. $47·7151 m.ooo 2nd amort. 3 yrs. CALJ...FORAPPT. 714/498-~ U.--Uc..... Earn 17% yield diacount . 7141&311-0487 bdou 5PM Orange On-Sale 136. 700 S. Olego OCf-Sale SJ I. 700 s. Dleeo On.sale S36. 700 Toll·Frf'e CBOO)m .2000 Racquet BaU Club Land. buildmg, llpit. S2SO.OOO Down C B E. 963-1600 HOME OWNER LOANS Af\RANGED SI0,000 to '250.000 •AMORTIZED •lNTERESI' ONLY •SHORT TERM Call Bob William~ Ajent 731 m1 or960-19S7 FOUND: Smokey aray. setn1·lont haJ.r tabby c•t. MeH Verde. CM 541-3540 FOUND· Glasse1 Jr Pres . Bl focal. arey trams. Vk San Clem nr Preaido 6 EB par8AJ.a G-6.Sl7. lAlt Tantwbt Toy Collie. M . Sbelt1e , v1c Ad.a.ens /Yorktown, HB. Q80.-444S Lalt: Scot Terner. apx 16 yra, vie He1 1/Bol1a Chica. Grey /blk twht with mule t~ ears. F . MM215. 88Z-4444 dys u.t t-i-79 orance Tabby ca t Var Paulanoo'Bear Grt!ftl collar M().5350.~ ~ ~zing MASSAGE Bob James U t' M u~r Outcall9 ll,494-~lll ACCOUMTIHG cuu F•t IJ"OWlnl company C,_H '-IRL tuaa need for Accounll. -· -Recevable Trainf'e. Ac * tSJ..0771 * counts ret"e'lvable ex 34 HrOut.callServace penence desirable, but L not necesury Apph LANA'SC>tmAL cants must have the lOAM 2AM ability to perform top __ m-0493 ______ 1 quality deta.11 work. Very PRE LAW at.udent neech accurate typinR Gkll111 IZS.000. WlU do anything nwnd.atory Mu~t be abl~ Le1al. Coohdent1al LO opt-rate IU kc:y by DVll. p O. Box 3242. t.ourh Contact Personnel Ne ttMS3 5~7-905 1 t:qual Op portwuty Employer -rHI" ELITE •Approx. 1200 itquare feet ---------Mao.<1mfth/ PtrlOlds/ t'OUND Cal. irey. younR rntle. leathf'r rollar Vt<' ESCOllT SHVtcE .. S&HHS WENOVIDE IHl•1t"-JHn countant 3 yr~ ex1>. prdttably In prepsra t1on of corpor alt' & perMJna1 income lax re- turn~ CPA cert 1f1f'al~ dauruble Xlnt benefits A1<..:rt>~1>1H• NR firm Salary rommc-n,urat.- w eJlp ~ r~uml' to Tiw Ua.ily J•1tot, Bo~ ~:l . l'"4 li2627 \II rcpl1h -.t.nctly confufrnl1ul J IMI CAFFERY 17141493-2254 c~= ·:!!!)of Cohfomta ~LEASE/SALE 2350 sq ft in CM. (oHlce + warehouae or shop areal. S940 mo. Pnn. only BYCO MS-2251 MARINERS MJLE RETAIL OR O FFICE SPACE W Coast Hwy. Newport for 11 bu.I.mess" Want lo sell a bu.'!mess? Now of· renng busanes., .. ales M'f"Vi<'<"I Call an e11pert, Monty 7:19 0226 P..XECU·SYSTt:M5 Vending Route BLACKJACK GAM ES (Vega 21), 4 machines ~1404 ~tioua couples need 1n1 more Income. un· usual o pportunity for good eanlfnaa. 960-5028_ BEACH BUSINESS 800 aq ft shop Loat & FoiiRd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ......................• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 Hlllecreat areu CM ~ f ound !>m all doie M 10 weelt.5 old blat"k "' wti1lc p.i~ ch....,l nedt. 1111 Vi c B11l'lr: Bay . S R 548-7212 Found male G oldC"n RMtnever 9 10-79 V11 FUiierton Avt> 'llwpl ~ll.~7lli2 Found: S«i ol kyl. vtc- 31fthSt. NB 67$-G'78 --- 972-9904 24 HRS I utl W 17th SI. SanlJ .\n.1 ... ow llllUl'c; f_«;< ()HTS MASSAGE AGUIE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAU OHL Y Days,••H.hr 631-1140 ~Gill Al'<'\g Bkkpnl( TEMPORARY ~ler todJ} tu "''ltk on vanw.'> ill'Cuunt111.t & ho11kkt-Pp1n~ a ~1>1.t11 mt"nl::. Work r IO'tt' to your home Acctg t'h.'Tk1> bookkeepers. accoun tant.a att needed thruout Or~e County Call ,,.. ror more lnfonnallon omcE space avaJlable al 11875 Beach Blvd. near Talbert In Hunt - ington Beach. SSO per manth. Phone message ller'Vice $10 per month, desk~ per month. Daily Pilot office Pho n e 642-G!l ext 276. noor avail lo 4000 sq. f\. fK5.«i01 , Ginny. 1 MO FIE£ IENT 925 sq. ft.:2_14_1~·2628_ LAGUHA MBHCAL 700!lq. ft . space avail Ice cream, dell. ell' " $17,500 buys 4 yr l.se & lllnt location. 673 ~ ~·II .1ny tl••m « tctm btna1111n of ll~ms hw S7$ or lcu "'1th " l'cnny I 'in•' her 1\d J llnc1 r ur 2 rntlMK'Ull\ .. l!dyS ..... r h 1tllcJilHJ01ll hnf" I• Ill, fur lh•·2 dll\~ t 'ho1ri;t1· II ' Found: Sml Fem t'O lor do~. ''It' an..:er I Euc la d 0-3'99aft ~ .... Pound Col lf'tt e <'I ass n n ~ v1t' Newport •rt'd ~.6372667 Yng actlvf' 65 Dutl'h· Arnt!!l gmt ~ 11m1lar t "e m ('o mpan 1on f'rlend&h1 p. senous m qU1ne'i Wnte flt•~ 51~1 , •, Da1h Pilot 1-'i I H"" 1560 (-,,,la Mt""' Ca lr2626 Robo.•rt llulf'i. CKCOllllt"'P' 23.'.IJ "" Broadw:.) •4'iJ. l'oldwt'll H.inkc 1 Bid~ , SJnl.c 1\n.r 17141135-4103 Swte for leue. growsd IXIC. sums PCH & 62nd St Npt Bcti floor, garden-type, .-wPOWTCIKTIR S275mo. Call Robbie ............. No 111mm .. rt·e.1I lHI\ COSTAMISA downtown. approw.. 1127 NJMl'Vice.FromS225. ~-S7_or_~_ 1 Profesa. offl ce 11pa ce tlQ. f\., attractive renta ~41:'4'JtrJ'e Corp. ......,. .. R..tai 4500 O,;iwhMlty 5011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-'or m•>r~ 111forru .. 11on "IMI tllpl¥1t' )Our lfll 1 ioll Jo'ound Sml blk Doai • Westcl.tff arf'a T 0 M M y N E w p avail. ln Calir. lst Bank Ca II Re a Ion om 1 cs ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bldg .. 1.5().300 sq fl. l..ow 8'15-6700 --------•I 21m aq. ft. 1000 rt. orfice R E Inves t or s need $'10.000. up lo 15% yield. fi\llly aec'd by Newport Beach RE: aJI or part m,5292 or 770-21JO Pb~--4630 AcdcJ~ N (',.de d ,.. u 11 l I m (' . 642·5678 price loci. jaoltorial, Approx 400 aq ft C-2, 130 BAYF'RONTOP'FlCE space. Airway Complex, aecurity services, con· E. 17th St. Sujte "F" $150 «>'SLIP C.M. 540-2312 or 494-3388. t'ound · S ml 1olden female puppy, 1horthr. Mesa Verde area *-0741. 54.M9158. OF lmmed opening, xlnt Co benel1t.s, mu.'\t havt' 81' ct R exper Call Balhoa Marine Hardwareo 548-9671 for appt __ ferencenn. "utU. Abun· mo. Doyle548-llt8 1400sqft,87s.1003 daal partlo& avail. Con· Brand new M -1 In · venlent toe. close to COROMADILMAI dust.rial. fire aprioJden. MoMy to &.om 1025 0 A ••••••••••••••••••••••• airport. travel agent & Deluxeolflce,llJOmo. MAJUNERSIOLE ~~~~-~o~ ---------Needlepoint students. t.nll ln bjdg. 230 E . 17th Realonomlcs m-4'700 OFFICE OR RETAIL SWIMe LOAMS occ Tuel. 12·3 by de· FOUND: Blk Poodle Fem Vac. Mapoba a& Hamilton. Wired~. -.2518. S T ESCORTS 642-1571 7·10 P.M. Al"Ct ·a Rece1v. Clerk. H::,rJtal t'Orp. Off<•. F ar w /collect pro- cedures. in1urancf' & lelf-pay acrta. "3rd pty biilml procedure. Mrs. Irene Ruts. 840-89e0. Sl..C.ll.MZ-9580 SPACE ID5/mo.Stev•9'7:S.l373· and sl1rner/teacher J1nit'e SEIL Idle ltema with a f1nd whal you want In W. Colllt Hwy, Newport. .... W..e.4 4600 2nd Tnaat Deed Loan• on Beaeon. Repam before DallyPUotCluslfiedAd. o.1lyPllotC1ualfieda. Baq.ft.'TU/MS-3828 • ._................... =~Y 9123. Tkltet No 2396. a.apo.-1tble. worlltn1 tomeet ~ lat: Lar&e Reward. no qumtiom. uked for 2 lut · i... a wk.a oAd mlaain1 . Blk & whltf' Ir C ahco. Aster St. Lai Bc b PWlse call 497 -2504 Every Saturday throughout the Football Seaaon th• Delly Piiot brf nga you ~·19 e~O.tLf-~~ ~~ A new. exciting, profeulonal foot· ball magazine section bringing our readers the most lntercaUng. com- prehentl ve and authorita\lve roundup of muterlal on the pro aames to be televlaed each weekend for 20 weeka. Player profilea. 1couUna report.a. pactu ·es. predlctlont, tbe polnt apread, lnatde commtntl on 1trate1les and who and what to watcb for -everythlna to enable readers to act Ult nMllt enjoyment out of their pro football wat.4!bin1. Don't 11\11• o\.lt on tht1 chance to have alJ the football fact.a at your nn1ert.t_pc DA llY Pll OT • i ' writer 1eek1 one r,:.needa! ------- bedroom cottate In 11t ... ....,.m: .. ~1~..-t'f'9AU I "S Qronade1 MarorCoata _..,ui._ "'"" ~I Mesa. Quletneas euen· 714Jm.5300 lut'WrH 0a1. write etaumed Ad I~~~~~~~ Ntinuw dlS, Dally Pilot, P.O. &lcll•-Knave - Box 1560, C0ttt1 Mesa {NEED M. .. y -llil&u-= l&e/rent of house Marr1::r1~!1'!1el{• cpl lookiD1 for uofum 2-3 MONEY way ol making you ve hdrm w/encl yd for 2 { _with __ Your_MlSTAKES. mature dop. Have 1ood Leet a..... noo ref'a tor all of us . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '751·9100, 12-4 pref. Steve or Jean. Desire 2 bdrm hM wtthlo '1'I ml ol H.B. Pier . Very cln & b.ve ad ateady lob, hav• 1m dot. nd enc yd • 1ar. Have &d refer 90-11&5 or SN-Gil aft 9pl:PBob • calDtTHO PIOILIM JM a,,.. TD ao- 147-1402 Arran,ied by C...t"-Lo..I FOUll ADS ME flEE call: '41-1611 FOUND: Black ScotUah· ADLT X MOVl!S CAllJOHN 894 5364 Tcmertypedog, female, •c.&t!'M•fM• v.-y frlMdly 64.$-lle8_ ~ Found Britlaoy Spaniel. llc.orts Ir Modtfl V I c . W a r n e r __ TSU'108 ___ ._$48_·~--- /0oldenwut. Call 6 ,. 1 I s.r.1c .. 5360 ideat.11)' 84.2· 7s.& ____ , ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"'iund: Setolkeya, "Hui" W 55 RR 'D keys , Walson . C M. LOYaYLADllS ~4 l«>DELS" ESCORTS •ACTRESSES/ACTORS \II a11es1all types No esp nee. "S.A.M." In· teTviewtng now. Our cl1f'nts hove worked · Rocky 11 ' • "Goldie & Tbe Boxer' . ..Ludy In Red" w1Robert Conrad. "Wri1ley 's Oouble - mun", & Oi~ney Studios •Anyone 1ntert>i1ted in Movies /T c lcv. call "S.A.M " todsy. Sm fee '714) 778-LOllO ext 115. Yound Fem. Golden With Admuustrauve Assistant. Aanever. w/Wbl paws, PENTHOUSE F1nanr 1al Planning. oceanfront peninsula FIGURES Newport Center ~:x m-ue a.bra. '35-4719 perience reqwred Xlnt rn llit liJJl:sUUtl beneflll. Call Mr•. Duduk, 644·74.54 Advert.ismg I I tr•/fftlf ... / "••c• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASHAVAJLABLE An¥ purpoee C0.000 min Mr. HarlJ'ave. 151·~ FOUND SLln 9 /9, Newport Hei1bt1 are a. Small blonde doc. f em11le. Cell ~3839. •JI!::=! ....................... ........ nso JalltW..e.d. 1011 UCIPT· TYPtST Grt'at voice & front ofc appearance. type 60wpin Found vie. Oo&denwest Ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ir work well under pre Bullneuloam.any Hell, H.B. black male WANT ED Female t o NlJRSEtCOMPANION. -.n. English deirtt or I ' 11 Oermu Shepherd. shareexpeosesol2 week R EFERENCES. proofing exper, Come 0,..p•kafty 1001 ~~mt. &n-aot 5la.Y in Tahtll. Dec Z2 to RE LIABLE. PHONE grow wlfut growing ...... ••••••••••••••••• •• Jan Stb. Call Barry 516-81117. a1cy in Newport Ctr ':.~~:. ~oc~r. ___ BU8_pvpoee_INE88..:;._ __ J:>_~-s-t. ~.'!i~rT.~r:!:~~ ~U)l7 PROna;JONALHOUSE c.JIA.nn·644·7644. 90,00000WD. l.owlctraua. ASSURED tacue.5S7.zz71,nofee. ..Cl= I ltt ~~N. 4HRS APT MANAGER C.8.E. --1900 P1NANC'INO..... all VI .-....-. · For $S units In Costa Lclt: lhn'a w «. c : -......,W_.... 7IOO M•a. £xper'd couple . .. .e. ..__........ ...._, ..--. Ina Dr, Cll. tff e¥e. 11All·2AM l»-J7G .--...p WI f e bk k p I ex P . .. .,.._..., ,._. I a. • ...._... a. __._ ...... ... .. •••••••••••••••••• We pnMda au ..-vi~ ..... IOJI .-. .... _... .. , P9r-··· IY I ... , Hutband malnt. up. ••eott . .-2274 ••••••••••H••n••••••• ~~rtant. *~ALI.ONLY* ---:•IXTIAS•• ~~6:2·5073 or (213 > rraocbl••· Pioneer ..w ftghcf TI'S •972-1131• needed. bit playera. Qalcbn: So. oc. '90,000 .. '811 lat: rtd P. lriab .....,, dru few ml) motion ASSEJIB.LERS. electro clown....,..loc. tftl••dJllrYllW •/Nil CCIU#, .S. !! .. PREGNANT? Carina. plcltv 1tr1ff, po11 t v mechanical cotl llnel'1, C.B.E. ta-UOO "'PUl". MM'110. --cu61cmUa1 c.'OllDMUnl Ir «JmDi. Need .,.,.,.. f« for 1mall Solenotd Co. .... ,.._= p~,.._ _....,. _,,....._. l.()81': 0ny 11. Cockat.eel nttrnl. Abortion. ._ Ors Co/LA loc. lhootl.D•· Prtfer aptt., rellablUty -.. --· """ ----d Uon6 .. --'•"' ca.ant now 714431-0UO a llllllt.. Work wiUI 1maf1 oulcsthl · Uc •Lowliak ~~1:u:J018u&c·ll~::.,: APCAU__... Mf·25G a M. 0.11.ed for "Fatt preclalon parta. Good lr1ttbea. Compltlely ....-. ~!,t;nPprict RD • R •NY er.M'', "Love At Ft,.t manual dexterity . eqdDlllld. Prtme arH. •'"9"""1edlw REWA ., ,. .........,.._.,. Bite ", "Rocky 11", Salary n•1otlable. SR QaUMN710. -a.,aayqu.antfty HJ:LP,......or7 J.flSS. llCunlooReal "Halloween.". Sm fee. ~na 8S4 Prochat· MMdltpolnl l bop for •Uto•IDOt.nne J'OVND: YCMDI bl.k fem sen~; ll\lll1Uc. ON·STAR Prodoctlooa. Uon Pt, Newport Bch . .W.: Lad.let, -'Y n°' 'lbdM ~ahlJ Tnut cat, flH coll,r. vie ForAPIK·..,_ Mlcbllill Pll.llllpa, call CA>-..,.. ~ HobbJ krto a S Deed• aold have re· NftportJ .... IQ.lJU. dat. •-------- 1MliDcat, SbOP • tw'DCdtoln...acrbta full POUND: Clabnoradopt. .....c ,., AOOOOJICTS PAYABLI: Allltmas wen 1 tuated In bwaJ prteclpel • lnt•rHt Aalcml• at NB ADJmal OUTCALL rtr. Pthat. club. Ex· WtwUltnlny:J::! 7am, rfJ:l'i'=t:ii.Aaeot T:""-•:e't lbtlter. tnchacUn1 2 Mbn ~lflflll.:'1'°* par........... 1 ,~!:!11~a~r~ .. !!.:·Cll2.·:......_' _1e.i_1 ,,___ IDIM. bit, JOWll adall -r-.. ..www.NO Cl.IRK. ts b I '--'--· I.Ala Ii. r .. i. ,_, """""'nu llak• , • .., I OP£ Ill .......... c.. (JoidlD a.t.rltY• ...... llacGnlor YadU. 1111 ftpl .... .YOU want in ~J:.:t:S~. all.)' TJA:lf7.W 111: ...... ou.in;..... ,.._,,,ODctall... IWltPUatClwlfledl .......... ........ ... . -........ --,.,.__ -_. . ·-·--. ·-· ...... -·-... ··------··"'. ----.. -... -.. -·-----... --.. ,,,• ---· .... . . -·-· -....... ---.......... _ -,_..._.._ ... -"""'--· 1 .,. .. -------.,.. nw . .ri.o....,. loc.PAS11UP ,• C •P l ~U..,-."9&o o. oaa.. • ••· ttpa, -ru...i. lOa• lo ::;~·· II P. Sne tplll. No Hperl•H• '-"Me •••llaltle In DJCAHf7. AntJ Th ~al •&M•blJ M.aV811TSll • wam..d ~~;ner . UIO .... ~ tt•n lood ,_ IJT old .Sri ,_.. Aw. C.11. meehrlNI ...W.S• • 'Alln .... l'?Ola 1 '° 81111 au ..u /t ...a .._,.., llut IPlt. IA 11111CM1liloaM, uaoe'T.le In 1rowf.1 b9f....W.wt&.1a,. .. 11, -Job Qr mo.. • .. '' b l "°' lllrrta ••· driWq, Slst io.t. R.8. or•• :S~ 0 • ta• aeu · reamlnl a pr ... ta1. llbi OK Call Ila~ __ • _ 1&1a1maua scJ.:!.": ... ~... ausuo:ss MINDED ..,.__Ell ~-Blmkloi COUPL&a NSZDED ~ .,..,. ... ConLact P.ttlc Federal Savino PART TllfE CALL Pat Miiii, Ut ·MU, baa (lfeftln& in our aooo _..am. _______ _ &0.lt ID GI*\ Npt Bcb olf\ee .BUYER, parch1&n1 hr a s-1-timo LelJer. ..,. ttm11 few amaJI _____ ..... Xlml work1q CQl'4Wou, .,.,..... ..Uactu.ria1 .i•••s c.n Du "C•umbley, Clo. TaPPll1aadbeeellta. ......... a &btft.I. N -~ Pa-ma neut F /Ume. SR tee. Sea our ad ln todaya a...tac J!)\g1Merin1. at Produc:· c I au If i e d u n d e r 1B1BS boo Pf.. Newport Bcb. G!'.NEJlAL. Viet« Tem IG-8l!lt MlltWn'r• 7111 ..,,...,_.,, 7111 w_,_ 11 00 ~.................. ....................... ..... .•................ Olrical-lllW.~~ COOl.0 ... DP Dtlher I.A TlmH to Clllr. '*"7 · ,_. llu1t be ••terttored. bom9. MAM • mo bh cla y our1 fllt.6deu.TOpwa1•. +or allowanu + .._ .. la....,.,,.. Allllb •IOuD llOl>~l ln bolu. EcoDoearor P.U. _Nitu ___ at_D._. & O.&. c:,•. f'oa 8 r I er J'\o Vb' kM5.14 eat, M7 Carniao -. n _.,.... de LH llarH. Saa Da.IVDY; Meyerhol 1. ~ o.n.ce (~ from llrirnu•y suppii• ol 1ood ...,.. " .. l!Qft 8Ht'la S.C 0.-allbptlaJl. f.ood to the lrvbM C!Or· "'-~ CWNM ~ porate community . .._,... ad CMlldl reapoAaible de· ACCOUMT'I eook. llvsy pllW to drive our PAYA&la.91 IMI}' dontowa lA&IADA vaOooddrMqreeord ..... trlllu. IO-My by .... ~ Oood Off. MOD·Jl'rl apprH ,,, l'nvloH n · 1t1rtl•t ula17. Call 1.-.z. Oood for p&..Umt ,.... .. ta boc*l9eP441 t..Ynn or Harriet, lloa cbiD& ldaool. &wt au • lllllllillt Wpl\al,-bUt UruMN.•f'llS br.OO!Ga...51'1.CU. ..... ftd. ODc*. lllUlt ..... op. " •Newport Center Dr Ntwport •ach. E.O.E. I.mt. Pry, broiler. It dJo. Od. pay, abort b ra. Zubie• Sll·ttoa or .-i. Col"8 Meea. oomt-c.o J)ftP&rO eveo-ln1 meal for elderly ,.....,_ • arwlloo. ~ DeUver1nt papers to "'9dial -chioe route. early mornlo1. C .11. area. Call aft lpm; -..n. Dellv.y P/tlmeAM, L.A. 11QMI.· 1100 per week. LlpDa BeKh.. ~ DELIVERY " STOCK O:IOk wanted f~ Italian WORK. Female Is male Rest. Exp. req. M /F. &llllileaal.a welcome. Ex· Call 175-316' or '7Mta3 cellent opportunity to AD Dly tra1.n in auto part aales. Cos metic i an for Westminster For appt. AnnNidda.~ COSMITICS AiPIY 1.522 Newport 8l. Coata lleu or 10080 Adams. Huotlntton Buch Automodve Sup· ply. Delivery, Pit. 4.J0.9pm. Own tr101. Mon-Fri. T!U'ldly·.,.,,..,., ''· 1971 HllpW..._, 7llO MltpW.... 7111 W.... JIM ....................... ....................... ....... ............... . ~~LC,.. REC Ef·~• •••AL OMCI ••mAL OMCI uvn.uu •· atta 11U• .... 91Uo1 ..... COG• 9m1 p ... H•1 flrm Ill time. tut, worlrla1 wltb Melda1 1neral offlc. 541-7074 ~ • dMa1J WOl'k ~ Shnoa. elerieal DENTAL CHAIRSIDE fa~ Paid vaeatim, dutlH, relaud at· ASSISJ'AHI'. aper pedo alck-paJ • ualtb Jn, 1DQ1111Mn 11ai.ur. SMm· office. X·ray Ile. llnt a1&1aoee. Apply hm· aalkr prelerrf:d. Allo ••1._, ~-., 8 •pm, Mon thru Prl. ..... ahipp6q~v --~ It ._ .... "'· .. 8erdm hit Control. Ml q dst. A1k for Pat . C.M. area. MJ4589 R.llldotph, ec.&a M•a. __.,, UMl ~ o.t.l A.Nial. Do you CaUMWrJO. La. RB --• carter ln Ortbo -----------udllllnc all your RDA Genenl «nee. tuU time. lfdlll!-.01%1 =-~ey 1kWa a Dependable eoer1etlc --------• person Jl'rlday for ad a1ency. Perm. part Ume. Typm1, cer . a llllJll. Artist tra1niJ11 a tq pha. &f.2.S251. . ..... uwas .mt• lt•etAT&Y --------•I l!l.att have pbooe Is car. Dme:Tott DATA PllOCISSIM5 Irvine UaUled Scbool Dtstrict mana1ement position. Requires tboroueh lmowledte of prmcipjes, methods. pro-eetun. • deveAoptoenta In data processing. Back· ll'OUDd ID educatioo ap- plicadon desirable. App- ly ZMl Altoo Avenue, lmne. CA. E.O.E. Appticationa bein1 taken 8an>3pm. at our conve- nient Oran1e County locMiona• o.~· 51IS1Na" st • ••• 477 ... 000 GIH-a.OFFC P\all time permanent !':2.r!oyment, 40hu • IOCDe nit.ea • S.t. Ole duties lftcl: acct 's rec, credit, pbonea " cashiertns. some exper, helpful. Benefit• iftcl paid Ins I& vacation . M.IWre oon .. moter pref. A&Jply ln person : ~~t'li~ GIRL FRIDAY with Good aec. skilll for boat co. Ap- ply Down East Yachts 100 E Allon Ave. S.A. meo. parary ------------~meed preferred. CABINET mak« prefer 2 yn exp. CM area. We are lookinl for 5 serious bosl,,,......minded pqi&e to join an intern•· Uooal cosmetlc com· peo)I. We are oJ)IDd.lna in OC. We will pro-: fessionally train you for f Jl ar p /L C.ll Joaane Smith 957 ,5828. Some wlmds req. lluat DOCK ATTENDANT · beovr 18 531-0811 General maintenance GB•ALOflRCE GREAT JOB ! Ever thoulht about PICTIJRE rRAMING" It can be fun wort Not dull or routine Your good work la ap- pre<:ialed by othe rs . Start at S3 50per hr. Flexible schedule. Check 1l out Cal I Larry at 751 6306. 1n So. CsL Vtllage A•stat required. Key pinon needed for varied & inLere8tt.QI wortr In 11 m pnntsbop. CaU 545-0451 forappt. .... So Coat Plaza office F\1ll & part time. Ca II Ralph Kinnings al 5'MOll&. 3333 Brist.oJ Sl. C.M. Turun office. FUll ume. Call Lilllan Newton at 838-9066, mm 11th. St. Allt.A,tM•191r Coupl e . w1fe -ofc, busbaod-matnt. 200 Unita, O.·eanslde, expr reqd. Anaheim office. Full TSL Mgml 642· 1603 Urne. Call Gordon Setran - --at 77~2222. 800 N. Euclid. Attendent-work w than dicapped adults. Mus l be Calf ,.., .. s..s-- strong, willing to assist ·&LO.. -r in tasks as toileting, r;o~··'Oppor E 1 feeding, gen'I clean-up. o.At.... mp Y!.:_ S3.20br. Plus benefits. Banting Phone: 546-5760. TaLIR,,?.+n- Atteodaot wlmds only Downey Savings & Loan for par'alyzed yng has an opening in its woman, lOam-•pm . Cost.aMesabra.nchfora Balboa Isl. 67~ part Ume teller. Savings Attract Ive s-gl women from 20·35, extensive travel, good pay, exp in all ~of busmes~ tn· cl. RE .• OMV work, legal, for. lang . in:. ~tc. Brend.a 894-7563 & U:>an or banking ex per. prdernd. Must be able to work Saturdays. Xlnt working rond Paid vacauons. For further info. contact Mr. Flaher- ty. 714.642 74.2'l. Equal ()ppor Emplyr IMIMll43 541-I053 OencaJ c.lst•I•....,._. StaartHoun 3 hr. min. 13.SO per hr. C.M., N.B., CdM areas Noexper. necasary. Ap· ply at Newport Meaa Unified School Dl1t. Food Service Ofrice, 1857 Placentiu, Costa Mesa. ~2!m. DATA ENTRY CLERK We are seeking a Data »itry Clerk for the 2nd shift to work 1n our beautiful Orange County -facility. CAMVASSHS SIUlOper hr + lncenUves, work 3:30 to 7:30. Sat J0.2. Getting home Im· provement leads. Prefer 20 yn of aie or older. Call Mr. Freddie lMM-12 Nooo for appt 838-2942 Carpet Installers . ex- per'd. wlt.Oola & truck. Mike's C&rpet.s, U. E 17\hSL, C.11 ~. CAA WASH HELP Full & Part tJme IB&Over METRO CAR WASH 291.'iO Harbor Bl. C M. Slerracinfl'ransmask iA a high technology com- pany located 1n the Irvine area just across from the Orange County Airport. We offer an ex· ce!Jeot salary and com· plete company benefils Including major medical and dental. For im· mediate cons1deralion, please call or apply al. Counter g1.r l , dry cleaner.I. S. Laguna, exp oot nee. Must-be out of schl. Mgr. '99-1985 COUNTER HELP · Moo· Fri. ~per Sandwich, 876 PauWtoo, CM. 545--4867 COUNTER/YARDMAN FULi/part time. includes week.ends. Apply 170S s Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. Oxmter help, ·Part lime day &Jar eve. M thru Fri Apply in person. lOA.M· 2PM. Orange Ju.bus. 711 E. Be.lboa Blvd . Balboa Counter Sales Wanted mature remale. full Ume d.a.y & evening hours. Rion Hardwart>. 1004 lrvme Ave Newport Beach-Apply Ul person Ask ror Dave Deti~IOD amc. d · nee duties. oc Airport area. Must be able to uae stick slalft, MO-7'77 Oe!lvery person. ruu or part lime. Own car. Own route. Good wages. Will train Mr. O'Brien, Public at.Ion Co. 1131-8131 Delivery Person. Drivers for Dental Lab part lime. Morning.a or aftemoooa. Must have valid Cal lie. & iood dnv111g rec.-ord. Weekdays call 646-'°68 Delivery. Responsible person need«! for I and pl1nn1og firm 1n Newport Beach S3 50 hour 752-91223 DELIVERY & STOCK BOY Uqoor st.ore. No. L.aguna '94 3SI 7 -----Deliveryman L A Tun~ to homes Balbolt l •I Need Van or Pick Up 3 :r>am lo 6 30am SSOO per mo. 548 8441 or dutlea. Call Judy or Harvey.M2--4M4 DRAFI'ER.dectricaJ.in· chat:riaJ 4' commercial bkfo. C&.11 546-7'80 R E. wan. Assoc. Inc. lrnn SlryperkCir Irv. ID._ Drain·Cleaners needed Will trllln. Xlnt pay ror hard wont. For info call &-1'66Lag lkh area DRIVER. s«>ck elk must know OC area. chanct> TELEPHONEtrYPING A person with plea.sanl t.elepbooe personality to baodle heavy phones & who bas irood lyplng abtllues Sm111l rompany ul moll pbere ExceJlenl ben1>r1ti. 0 C Airport area f'redenck &own A~ 714 /5'&-i'S> fix adv Pac lodust Sop GeoeraJ office help want p I y C o 2 l 6 7 S ed ror f\lrrulurt> :.tore H.athaway, SA Some selling Must~ de ORJVERS-Early morn to nud a/lernoon, deliver bakery products l1 s upermarkels . C .i 11 S57-67Z7 bl wn 9 ooon. pendable . m.ilur t> 'Mlmlln J'UU lime S150 mo lo i.tart Merit rai.ae.s Apply m per:.on Tues f'r1 Noon lr> 3 1931 Newporl Blvd <:o.,l.i Mesa General CHmSTMAS MOHfY! ---- GUARDS f\111 & part time. All ar.-a -. Uniforms rumti.hed Ages 21 or over RM.ired welcome ."lu exjNnem:e nee App ly Uruversal Protection St•rv1ce. 1226 W 5th Street. Santa Ana. In IPrvlew hour.. 9·12 & 1·4 Mon thnJ Fri HOSllSS /D"P Tue. lh.ru Friday llAM lo ~ PM Sea<'lirr RaiUlurant ~ Ho!!tes'i X.lnt npply to '>U ppl~mt'nl incom e Welcomt' n<>w resident.-. Perm p l fo1ex h r.. Need 1.1 r & typt:wr1t"r llo:.p 1L01l1 ty llo:.I<"~' Serv1C.'e 547 3095 DRIVERS wanted. over 18. good dnvmg re-c:vrd a must. would dn ve bob I.all or refngeraled van. t.op pay Call an 6PM ~~krorLct> Enlhu51asl1'' mdt\ 1duJI~ 1---------eam romm to $2 .000 by Hotel ------ Auto Detail Shop ne\.-d::. I Barber St.ybsl to manage CASHIERS: Full time, young gu.y over 18 Good P'lrt·llme.631-9577. Tues-6:30am-3:00pm, will dnvmg record & hard f"r1. !Hi. Sat/ 9·5. eves. train. Newporter Inn, Sierracin/ Transmask :1152 Campus On ve N"1l'O"t Beach. CA 646-1413 Counter Salesgirl·lady for --- Dnver1Gudener. Com b1nalloo person Mus i have valid Calif. lie Furnish DMV report Mitu.mum ase 20. Pen n)"llaver, 1660 Placenl1a C£l6ta Mesa. Thanll:.1(1v1nl(' Dt>mon..,lrale t•1\I' & gifts Complete tr 111 n in g No de!Jveruig or collt.~1 1ng Need t'ar Ca 11 714·561 ·5346 collect to !Set MGHT AUDIT a.En dry cleaning store 10 --------• worker No expenence 681-:.m 6"·1700. Sandy Good· necessary. A:;k for Terry -- - --ca:o E o E 6'.S-1171. Bann.a.id wanted, mwst be _ma_n._ext ___ ........ ____ . _._. · ------attractive. Pt-time. Cash.ier&counter.fullor AUTOMOTIVE · Exciting 646-903S btwn 12--'. P/1', day I& evening. career opportwdty. Girl -Pioneer Cb 1c ken . Friday. Lease ad -BARTENDER & 0nmge/l7thCM. ministration btkgp BUSBOY Work days or ' h e Ip f u I . Va r I e d nights. Apply Andre's CASIDERS/Stockclerllts. responsibilitJes. Typing, Rmtaurant, 1'64S. Coast ~J IrvineC.mpus Book client 4' deaJer cootact. Hwy, Uiguna Beach. or St«e. Needed immed. Growmg auto I ease co. call f.tM..25.28. Call 833-6227 Npt. !kb. airport area. Beauddan--- -- 'r.IJ-8910. COIOlAND Automotive Machinist · PERFORMANCE C~HIEIS To nm 2.-man shop. earn ''1beHaircutling Place" $20,000/yr " more. All Immediate opeoinga for compeny beoeflta & In experienced precision UJOIEM MAll£JS surance. Apply at Hub ha.Jrcutters needed in AIJtoSUpply.2120Harbor Costa Mesa. Salary & ~ oow available Blvd. CM. 646-2464. commission. Xlnt growth l opportunities & paid time ass sLaot Aut.omotlve 5enlc. c..w.r Eqlerieoced. Full time position Mon. thru Fri. Cantact Ela1e TompkUlS or Sid Wiggins. EAJtLlllCE TOYOTA-VOLVO 1966 Harbor Bl, C.M. 646-9303 beneflt.s. Call Edmund at managers on 2nd." 3rd. ~ shift. No experience nee. . We train. Start C.10 lo $4 •llUSTORE• per hour. Adva.ocemeot Repair mechanic for opporturuly for maoa1e· S h · d I E ment positions lo SS SO c wmn ea er. X· perbourifquallfied.For cellent salary. Must have more Information & In· prior bike mechanic ex-terview, 411r>-9950 or caJI per lnastore.544-98J5~ 71'1537·48•0. Wiii In· Bll.LlNG CLERK · for t.erview oo Saturdays by ~--------1 major who I es a I e ·appointment. ---------i nursery. Applicants EquaJ()pporEmployer Automotive must be sell st.art.lng & Immediate full time have min. lyr. bkkg. ex· opening for: per. Beoefils inckl. fully IATIBY & pd bOUBe plan, 5 day TIRI SHYtCE work week, educational PBSOM reimbursement. Contact Joanne at~. Company beoeflta, dis· co u o t pr i v i I e d g e , BJUJ.NG CLERK ClUld care needed for well behaved 5 year old girl. Moo thru Fri 12-6pm, your home or mine, Cdm. Call 6'0-8484 or 75U:m. Kathy. 17 I 41 5404010 Costa Mesa. Experience pn{erred.. 546-BMS. Paul Equal opp employr CX>UNTER GIRL . For m /( /h dry cleaners. 3 days a week. Call 6'6-7621. Q.111(~1. Counter Help, days . o.metics. g1fta .tr cards. Needed Jmmed. Call Expr. pref. M0-7373 631·2828 or Apply 1673 -1rvU:1e. &ai1e G, CM. CLERK. Oper ation s - Department of major Counter Help, Orange stock broltera1e firm. Julius. Xln1 FU /time. DeU' 0 .C. airport ~ 12-5:30..MS-OHS experienced clerical Q-edit&Collect.iom help. Hra, 6am to 2pm. E . t t CallMr Duaao 540-8121. DJOY ID eres '·"'· · · --challeneinc, wortr Wlth a a..ERKfl'YPIST: Heavy Diltiuuwide aa.les finantt \YllinC to auist sales It co. We have several full order entry Is accountint time openiop in credit I& dept. Contenlal at-collection, Hperience moepbere. Great op-preferred. Plea1ant portunrty far b.ard work· warldng coodWaas. ex· iog, personable self cellenl benefits . Call start er . Salary com· 846-2831 Mon-Fri, mena urate with ex· 8:»SPM to arrange Ul· penence. Medical & den· t.erview. E.0.E. M/F . lal avail. Call Gall at Waterc&oud M0-91157. -----·----Cleric Typbt, full lime, needed for sml co. w/good benefiu. Salary open. C&.11 842-9363. Ask cliwMAMAGB Marilyn's Cleaning Service. Salary + boous. crew members $3.50 & '-"· Nonexper. I& eicper. 97!M149. for Matt. --------- ClerkT-oeeded for exclusive. pvt reaart office. lluat be ex- cellent. typiat " eqer to wortc bard. Full time. Salary open. •94·8521, Mk for Pat. CUSTODIAM Part time for area dudl. Late attemooo. evenln 1. Call Fred 631·218>betwuI•5pm. medical. deolal & life Ul· Shal1> penoa needed in Oiild Care Worker Ap.. suraoce, profit sharin& & Accounting Depl. lo ban· pUcatiocu: Now being pemioo pr'Oir&m. Apply die billln.... Accurate accepted for before • ., after school bns for a inpersooJ.C.-.. .... irv lYflist4'exper. 00 adding 011isti.aD acbool. Over 30 Co ... rcl•I DIH•I r~ • machine necessary. Call 3' Fashion Island Sandy S5&a17. pre('B d.:. bApprslty Salt 1F6835V Slrrice A.cMw DATAINTaY Responsible person needed to perform Dal.a F.ntry I& Train for com- puter operaUona back- ...,. AS 0etr-ee pref erred. Good wort.ini cond. 5 day week. Contact Dave 5tMTOOext 258. Newport Beach ·--------roo .. u • · Commercial A cents E.O.K. M /F ---y !la.3312. Represent.aUve for de· .. ,__ CLEANING . Need ao-ve&Oplnc &1upervisioo of TRAltB meooe to clean our retail maintenance pro1ram A&U Puta Department ()peoJ.og msta for an in· tum. abowToom. Apprx. for commercial fleet ~tk.!r...!Zck driver! dfvidualt.owonaaaBln· 32hra. wk. Coal.act Lin· dluel veblclea. pleu.aot., l.D· dery penoa ln the print da. ~ JCnowledp of operaUon terestiq I Learn auto tbop al a large ftoance in maintenance ol com-parta bualoe11. Oood CCJlq)Ml1. No Uperleoce CL EA N U P f o r merdaJ dleael vehicles. ..,, oppor. for advance-nec•ary, heavy lif'tini ~ 3 to 4 morn-Tec:bnleal Advisor to menu See Ill'. Cook. r~ulred. Enjoy 0 . IQllperweek.6"-0ZlO commercial customers HOWARD Chevrolet. -1ant•-1 operational ce lent com pany ~_..11 . ..........__ ... ... llove/Quall sts, Newport benefits. For appoint· ~-.._ needl, npUn. upkeep, _Beacb. ________ 1 mentpleasecontact: We bave i mmediate cmta, new account&, pre· L)'nDSt.amfiekl openlnp for clerical ventative mailltanuce. Babysitter. llmo. boJ • 6"-5800ext 7549 tramee. on our day 1hlft At leaat s y re. ex· your hm dQa, CM-Hoag Or78S3 (8amto5pm) ls2nd lhlft pertence, tWJ time. $1300 bolp..a.50-0nl. d~~ (5pm to 1:30am). Office per mo. Call Mr. CW1.ia BABYSITTE a . 2 :ene• helpful bu\ 11&2111552-2332. cblld.ren. Prefer m~ A.D~~·Jtlat work· Companion for elderly IE4DDATA ENTRY OPERATOR Individual must bue minimum al M moatba CUlT'at u:pertooce ln tape "-""I and writ· ing function•. Uberal benefits pacuae. Ex- cellent worlrln1 condl· Uooa. PIHH contact Fla ....... ~.. RB. -.s374 a . Ins eand.. • chal'-liol JaltY. :ao bra or more per 11 ~~~~ eovlronmitnt • rood week. Pbylli1 12·1. /ti\ PAOAC muTLJAl BabJlltter, my bome, career • uiary pro-_..,,abr7*-133S. 't!Y llan-Prl, I yr old llrl. pallim. COllPANION/UVE IN. 'JOO Newport C... Or NPll.seae8 IOOWllC••F/C A.D . P . PENSION for elderlJ lady. lluat NewpoltBeaell:Ca..., •a ~ ~ l)r0al1Dent SDVICJCS blw own tnmp Coe*· ~--BAllYBSITTe. -part· ......... •-nlltate ID· llON..DOl'to.at.rDr. ........ ua. ........ dut.* J'.qual<Jp,-~ ti.Im, 2 clJI P11' wk, 1DY v•t. Fl.rm. XlDt OP· NPB......-m• 'P:iAn Pt. .,... Diana ~sll/1' =:-..=.wnd, Cdll llC#tlll*1.HM1ZI B.O.E. ... M/F ._,afUPM. • 1~~-~~~~~~ MB'IWll&BtcirlltoJs, ~ .... .,,...... Clerical work . Cooatnct.loo worlrera, ':.:.~~t:: J•lt.~,._.6 ,,.,., ..,Pl'_, HoUlewtv•, 1tudnUI akilled, for La1una ........, ... Dal .... Vldd. --.......... -=-= ...... lobll&etoatartto-·------;;;..;.._-- ---·--.. ,_ -· ~ •• 4•1· Rattllaat S. II DmnllYAITOCI Newport Cteter loe. ....._ IMlmlUD-qaalifled eall Allen N u. • ,.n u... aaltFalUer. ••t.,e .... 0.-al IAcll• dmO to B•bb•b ~TWflll-ell Dau ,_llMlld WW toe.-. f« 2 ~ wb toa· 11111·~ A"' OK •--Wdlnctiw. llllllt'DmtUtW,• ~ 1".:-~ "'-atncu. b•~· .-. CQlllOIJJ'A.NTJUC&Pt anaa.eo.a.._. . CID'...... Noat ..._. patfa1-. llANAOSllDn': Ex· .... ,.auer. mat.,•, •tm. a.uicAt. ~~1! _.._..__...,rot rranat-.e ,_.,.to BOOSXS&PKa / =~0~T1JIDt, t1dhl dul1 Wi en· _.WI_, ~f a&CSPTIONll'I,' for --. Clffln .,._._...,......,.,~~-............ •-....... ~--,.. ..... •wit eonn-. .wa . .}.•:•. lloa· . *"PWt _.. ,,__ eeduua •• 4 .IObr , l)fDallle eompaQf will •1111 Dlllp nn.. Panou. ..,.., ,...... ,. for adllas HCCMUll~=\l:; a.1eli ••at\. /COIHl\aUOD •.:.~~-..::r ...:::' f'1i ._.,._.,la Lt r I e Na ti 9 a a l ::::=''=r:· bl r~.!!!!!!l!!~•!!•~•!!"!'!llf!J All -. OMi:llat· ...,. • .._ now llirtna e. -4 .. ,._ IVciaHn•. lmt llml cladcal work. ...., + ba9ia. Clll a. .... ,._ ... _,, tmW '.MJ>r. Clll ,_ Wo. lfMlJO. 1Vlar ~--Dr. l_._.,, .. wet• *•ll for Mr. Mel &:';:.'or• .IH· .= .......... ...... •• ·-Ml DEIJVERY We are loolung for an outgoi.og penoo with a good dri vang record to mike deUvenes in com· PMllY vehicle. M-F. S-5. Please aP'Pl,y tn person. Mon thru f'ri S.5. Olll llm over 18 for L.A. Tunes to bomea in N. 8 . C .11 . Perm. p /t. Sl!O/MJO mo.~ °' ...... DIMOMSTIATotlS Dnver·Warehouseman : Flt. ll1nt benefits. must have gd drivin& record. ~ .. DRIVERS • CHECK ER CAB 1ood drlvm1 re· cord. meture individula. .... DllYllS Men ar women 25 yn or older. Know the coasl Clbea. Net SllO a week or more. Orao1e Coast Yellow Cab. 17300 ML Herrmann. Fountain V•Uey. <No ol Slater betwn Newhope " n.cbdl 33 DRY CLEANING Plant. ..... d apply at MacMurray·s I ..... Dry Cleaner s. 2~78 "-1 Newport Blvd. CM ...... ~ ----co1.,. Secretary . Full t1m~. knowledge of AP & AR • SWawts payroll, penonnel re- line Good oPPOrtun1ty for ;, rebable person with an aplltude ror numbers & calculator skills . NCR GIYTS 'NGADGETS Our 2111.h Year -4200 expe9 e nce pre · --------· tened. Advancement op. GfliERAL OYP'ICE TYPISJ'S SECRETARJ ES M:XXXJNTING CLERKS Top Pay No Ftt PIUCIWeaiy MOlftl,1 Temporary Serv1cei lrvme 752·6666 E.O.E. M/F portunitlea available. EnJoy excellent com-paoy benefits. Apply 9am·nooo, llon-Fri Penonne! . MAmon'H011L llOO Newport~ Dr 'Nftrport Beach Equal Opp Employer PilJUMSfllepers, rulJ time & PfT. flood working coad1· t1ons. 8 pd holidayi-.. E.O E Bayview Manor. eG-350.5 ---Earn extra m oney. cords I& misc. office pro. Demonstrators needed cedure. Type 60 wpm. ror all areas of Orange p I e a s a n t p h o n e --------• County to work every personality. Apply 1n ~ <:eneral ~ Friday and/or Saturday. person. Uoity Catalog W 7'{f' L4og term, l year u -Showroom. 3200 Harbor SJgn.menl Blvd., C.11. Located in TOPPAY Nol'ee Gold Key Furniture VOLT •1 """''t "''''''"' •,1 l;ty C I .. MM741 3MICampua Drive Cacroufrom John Wayne Airport) 17f.tll0 1DI Oraniethorpe WA¥ Anaheim Equal ()ppor Employer DIMf AL ASSTS $IOO .. s 1.000. 600112 DENTAL CHAJRSIDE, Col&a .... omce bu lmmed opeaial, pleuaot wmtinC eand. 611-lUO Denial Aaallta.nt P tr needed in tun. team wartdDI ofc. Exper pte. ferrecl. 183·4090 or an.-r. Bid&. EOE M/F. FACTORY WORKER· Femele machine operators, no expenence necessary. Will train. XJ.at company beoefiu . Call 54S-Ot03. ------FACTORY TRAINEE eood pay, xlnt future in fast growing plasllcs adbea1ve co. 1$37 Mo&rovia Ave. N.B. 541-$125. Fema le Fa c tory hc:UCen. $3.15 per hr. to start. llerit raises. 1SJ1 Monrovia Ave. N.B. 5'8-Sl25. Joas AVAii.AiLE!! TYPISTS WAREHOUSE ASSEMBLERS NEVER A FEE Bonuseti. call today! EKEEPER·live·in, wanled by Senior Otu.en. must dnve. opp. ty to supplement Social Secunty. La Habra area. (213) 691-6043, (71') 67W7ll0 ....... ataa ...... Jen far Ullka ......... Co. la .. O.C.OIU: omeob 111tt• • • • •• .. 'MPW"I &.mAL AaY • Now ,.. <• ·~ ........... """ lkll.. .. tllnW -~,. f°" ...... ~ .... ..,,., ....... ~ •w..a •11.JJn CClf° P'armert IH.auat ,...._ • rNI 91lat.e U · Or-. wW t.rlUa w Pll'· ... ... • eharp PIW )llllDfull ~ wtUI alet. akllll. _.. ,_ ......._ .._,., •• ,...eau.1u ,_bow ll you'U •-.&110f--. .-... nvea la a r - ......, life Unae SW' U.-Oen. l*'t u ... fe11loa. Call 0•• •t~••Ultralft m.d for fWl1 ~ m E. 11th. St. c.11 .-au. _ ...... __ ~----------- M · Imm • .. n for N --~laC.11. .... :<m~l ~~ TIAJt•S Qr .ldldlcaJ facillU. ar· Clllt.tna t.rabMe moldlbl rUdUiM operaton for twlAI • sr•¥e1d .n1na. Very ca.an woR1n1 ton· dlt.lons, 1'0rll 1~ hn. pd fOf' 8 hra. All benefit1 aornpaQy pd, lneludtn1 Med 6 dfntal Int .. prollt lharinl Mu•t M ablo to •• und41r1tand Ena lw www UQUORa.&81' MAIMllMAMCI GROUP He11t1a Clal .. Pfl'·J\IU Ume, Di ... 6 ,,.111,,. .. ,., apart~ wllnda. Esp. or will • 1.-t l yes. a.tary VIila. CM . ....._ - - .._ ...._Nt-1717 I N T E ft I 0 R IMl••MCI Ae•ecy LANDSCAPER NEEDED: Reaponalble, qualiOed penon to maln· talo Interior foll•I• plama ln O.C. Vehicle nece11ar y Contact JaymeMZ-.00. ~ lmmedhl&e opeolnl In a ~ man malntenance depla.rtment for a con· 1umer electronk1 a1 aem bl)' hclllty . =ble for (ltn~r•l1 fl1re fl cuualt,y. corn- m er cl a I llne1 un· derwriter. Eapertence r e q 'd . Robertaon luurance Aasoc. Inc, ~-LOAM SICUf AllY Pre1t11lou1 n.,w mortca1e lo.n company. Ty pe 80wpm. Bank, eacrow. or lnauranct: *""'°""d preferred. Jrvlne complex. Ph: cal 4 th.ictricai repair of hand tool1, machinery. vehlclca ti f1clUty. Be your own boo w ithout b e 1n1 hul&ed. Jo:Xcelltinl work tn1 condJUona. Waaea commen1ur1thJ with ex perience. APPIY to G.SJ. lOZOIH .. A•• llfl'ERJOR DESJONER · for Npt. Bch. fme f um. lbldio. Must be an exper. prcieMional. 5 daya a week. 9 lo 5:30. Call In AM.-.um MUl!Ol. ___ ____ COINMeM JAMITOIS Local Bmioeuman seeks ~~~~~~~~ Pbll·Ume day work for 3 key people to work MairJtaw>ce men 4 women, Nwpl, pert.Ume In expandlJl« CUSTOOIAM C...11., S.A. areu. C.11 wtdeN.le hmiJH:N, C.ll lmme d openin g for m.Ci58or ~at 1.Z3 N for appt. -..5188 Ob Sl penoo w /prevklwt Ind. fl'rive ·• an10 Mon· J.Dr A'ITENDANT -Jao.ltorial exper . Xlnt __:___ needed full or part Um e. pay for exper'd person" JANY OR Mutt be 18 years old benelU.a packa1e incl pd SS7~ aajor med, dental U\A, ()penlngondayahHt. Hr11 profit sbannt . Apply in 7 lo 3:30 Mon thru Fri-Lot.Auendants P ff dayi; penonblwn9"4PM diay. Xlnt co beneflt11. S3 25 per hr C 11 Ii CtMCO Please call for tnlervu~w. 731 :1171 97~5.'W 2116 Bnggs Ave CM I blk aooth of Bakt'r off .Jarulor nt.'t'dcd for Con val~ent H08p1tal. xlnt ~Its w/Jnsurancl' & 1ncentJve, apply 81•vcr I) MllllOr. 340 Vict11na, CcllllM Mesa tcEYIKT•Y . OPIRATottS Expunding rirm n1wds top notch data entry LVN Med1c11I we1g'ht control r hn1c Full time days Mon f'r1. Pl e a s ant worklnK cond1t10flll. Xlnt t1al1:1ry Be nefit s & hon u s e i. Pre f e r verupuncture exper Call ~11. operators. 1 yr. mm ex MACHINIST ~rience. Full & port TUI.Ill" LA THE ume bn. avail for 2nd. " 3rd. shifts. Part time w tis EXPERJENCE wee:kends. or combo of ._.MILATHI ~ & 2nd or 3rd LEBLONDTRACER ~.~I for appt 0.,, Sllfft-1 yn. up. SAFF..OUARO C-.or ... cs BUSl,~SYSTl!:MS 29105 Oa.k. S.A Bl F auv1ew Rd C M 567_4321 5493091 IUTCHEM HB.P MAC:HJNE SHOI' <.:en l e rl t>111> Gr i nd e r Operut.or. s11m e exper d~1rcd or wall lrain person inter ested 1n leam.1n11 prec1111on &nnd ang lrade 545-0403 Nr 0 <.: Airport llt'avy wnrk with clean up Mon thru fo)-1 Hrll open 17881 S ky park Bl. S te /\ Irvine <.:all for uppt s.'56-0870 Mach.i.n1Jrt, tramee, pref e r l • .mdscaper /G11rdcne r , eome shop exper. for 11m experienced Killel<'a M~. tlrm in Irvine Landacapmg. 64~ Call Riley for appt: m«JBO. Land scapin g , Ex ·---------- Pe r 1 e n c e d p c r A o n Maida. apply The Inn at w/tranaportatlon. Cell La&una, 211 N. Cout Tom.&tHUMI Hwy,LagwiaBeach l~ALSF.cRETA..RV MAIDS Laauoa Hilla. Recenl Experienced full time 4 CA. probate experience weebnds. eeaoao ~. Xlnl. typln& It SH "'11111 roq'd . Call MAIDS WANTED 1661 S Mn Wlnalow for appt. Cat fftiwy. Laauna Sch G'7·1080 48Hl8Z LEGAL HECRt!TARV MAIL/IDITClMICS Redhill 546-"460 Maint.enance/S.lil!I IMDOOR PLANTS We arc looking for un outgomg penson lo sell & m11inlam mdoor pl;ints, full "part time PolllllOnb avaJlable/wee kend11 r l.' Qllrod Plellbe apply 1n person Mon thru f'r1 , 8·5 ROGEtt"S GAUIHS 2301 San J oaqwn Hills Road C:DM 640 S!M4 M A r NT E N A N c· t: Meduuuc Gen I rep111r" for apt howw~ 1-;xper r .. q d. Salary negot111blr Whelan Pr o p e r ly Management, 675 5802 ---- MANAGER lm111ed1ale o pe ning. reaponaible J)Ollitlon run· ning a growtn.c 2A hour communicot1o ns bu111 neaa . Mu ~t ha ve 11uper v 111 ory or m11na&enaJ background Dullea range fr om acbedullng. fltarrlng, At.q:IUViaina approx 12 feimale cmployee1, re cord k('eplna. tralnlna ~. aulf11 ti public rdatJona Good com&::f bmeflla 4t •AllU'J. 1n1 for • cbaJi..p? Ai li for Mni. Cc>W ~ 711M ..... • 0tt111 Ave . C M ~ ~OY. ~ - MAHWACTUllNG TICtMCIAM . Medical Componl'nh Corl>.. • fa1t 1rowh\1t hlllh lechnololl)' rom p11ny In Ml .. alon Viejo 11 lookln1 for • hrl 1ht. youoj( mechaulc1.i manulacturtnii tachnl clan wtth a vH,.. ul com plu mci('hunlc al 111 IM!mblY ex~r Muxlmum pay comnwnt1ur.te with exper It you reel you art' qualified and ready for a cbaJlen1te with an ex c~llent c honce ror penonal and flnanctal IJ)'OWth + xlnt bencflli.. give WI 11 call. wsk for Betty. S81 3830 Mature woman lo work Prr ui woman's 11pp11rl'I I n I. I d fl V I I I 11 I( 1• ll73 7l~vt·i. MHture person wonlt'<.I tor PIT 1•vcnrng wo rk 1 n lad1ct. figure· ~wl on 003-(H)2 MECHAHtCAL DlSIGMH ~nen<'e an design of 11maJI machine part.II for mechanical and elec t.romechuucal machine parttJ RHpon111blf' for dauan. layout ti detad Small design dep1tr1.menl pro v1de1 environment for cha.llemfmg work "'" 1>11<nme nh1 t::xN:llcnt ~ hencf1L' & W81(e1> Cont act P er-so nn el :i57 !105 1 t;qud l Op portunity t:mployrr '4DtCAL ASStSTAMT N e wport Real'h Rheumatotogal'11 om ce Must have va~. hmllcd mu11culodelelll X ·ray per m it ," d o venipundure 6 routine lab, u well. Salary com· menaurete with exper. 644-1881 Medical Tecbnologlat, c.l. Uc not required. Min 2yns expr. Full time. 8.'1·2*11 fllerchandiae Peraon ID· tm..t.ad In m•rcbandh Ina. fl1exlbl11 hr11. Uquor •tor• No Laauna. .,. 3517 DdmN firm In FuhJon PUIJ Ume potlUona IJJt. ti M11nlcurl1l nwl'd••d fllr Ill. Npt. Och. l<><*lna for 2nd lh1IU avail. for buiy The Mori.lei H11u11rr1 ~· ttt. tor partner data proce.alng co ll•n· Halntr-..wr11, 440 Y. 17lh ..-SS84•H Colllact J tnet, '7~1 dM ltAtt.u* call• from ac St, C M ~ 778" M1111l bl re1ponalble II E.O.E co u n Un h " h •Ip d 1>c1ndablo H.vr own ll.GAL SECRETARY coord.llM!t.e quaUt)' con <·•r ii a ad drMni r., Medium 11141 Npt. Bch. trol wtUt &cm Dept " t•urd IO hn 1uaran t.wftnn .. aeeldftlaftln other relatA!d duUe.. 10 J119 ~DAY L...ed /wMil s:t ~/hr t ~ eddinC awcbAne 4 1W /rnUo Pl•aM contact dlvldu&I w/2.1 Jn. clvU ~I •per. do 'u J Y0411N'Y for Joanne l :IO·IO aoam exper. Good ..... xwc:o.~. allOd1yadtntJui ..,..,,. "'~ti.I TJ1ptn1 c.&llor8lflll. D.&.•LY PILOT · .,,. an al IAl'IGUARO ,.. MOllU-llCotlTI 71MMJ. l<W •PIK· ll&NlmlYIT&llS IMYICI AUrattlv• Femal .. Only SelhrbhEAIE I _r...,a.cLC.11. DlllCTOIY tlOOwk+,....-. lru8RIEZE Mf.am DOITNOWI Noon Duty l upervtaor. a...lftedMIM2-M71 •Ml C.llMZ-51'71 '42-1671 ..-1. u :JJ.J:lJ. Mon Uiru ... -..... Mew t ... ..-.... .... ~ 1\-1, ._.. per hr. Call --. -. -' ...... .... .. .,...., ....................... ······················· ----NUl'M Aide. Immediate Cll*l4nl at RaJeltb Ullll lloaprtal, Newpo rt St.ch. 11 to 1 at)lf\, ex· perlence preferred 114.145.1101 e.o. t:. Mtr. NURSE. No wo.:kenda1 £xdUnl chall1n1• for RH'•or PN'alnt.ereat.ed I n couna ell QI f. 1uldanc:e. DeU1bUul cllo.tc 1eltln1. full 6 eart.·lhne poatUOl'I. DllrUcm boun lloe·f'rt, A unl4.ae poelUoa for blptr motlnt•d lft· •WWuaJ• ....... pro· , I ........... c.u .... llaJnMll.-. Dr. IC!!lo•I"• lmollt Dt· ........ ._Claic. ...... AWM.!:a a.u • Ull..... ..MN ..... ,... lar. Jl10tnt ................... ...... , • ..t. ........ .... v .. c.v.Halp. &c..&lr,C .•. ....-. .. NUllSD AID& • &•tr7 c6w-........ otf. Cert prfrd, but tralelaa ........ evil.I. o.r. al ... ... '1 .... period. :tt1 .... lllperlor. NURIKS AlDC. tm mtcU•t• OpHln1 at Ratel1h Hilla Ho1p, Newport B eae ti . U•7:1Mll ah1ft Pretti' ~~~-_2C.!!;ll!_!MI am. cite: Olrl for Olau ahop, ...,.._Dre wlM. C•Jir sn. nol MC••· Contact ....,..,..., or 4 IO lpm fllt.10ll ..... Ofllltel• &mill Cotta MtH Co ..... hall tJme perru neat otflce help with credit• and computer Salary, boau1 la In IW'ance benefit.a Advan ::•~orl Wiii •ECLEll °'*'1nl for J•ald m Ad vonce Cl•rk, dull• taru ()C>•tl111 P•y Uy Mttll Cuatomel'I , rredlt1111 t'arritll"ll and l11urnln11 ihti vartlld jobe of • circul.tt tlon ofllre Typti 411 WPM. Pay 11ralo W t!l perlt:nee OFFICE Cl.Ell Phone Clerk . Wt; llAVY. VJ!:RY NIC P. cu ~ ·roM!RS' fo"lllnic. lllr typ1n1. 1enerel office work Eacell~nt com pany benef1l11. Otll Eileen 1t 642 4321. ext 219for appointment ORAM(ilCOAST DA.IL Y PILOT 330W BaySt .. C.O.t.a Mesa t:.qual Opportunity Employer OIAHG-E COUMTY Stock Brokerage Temfic opportunity l11 grow with one of nation '11 lt:adang OISC OU NT STO<.:KBROKERS Im medaat.c npenmg11 for Regit.1.ered HePK M ar1dn Clc·rk1> Wire Opl.'rator~ t.'Witomer Service Repi. Experienced prl'fcrred but will tram prom1llinJ: apphcant Call J eannl.' 752--0070. PAJMTH Brua.h, roU. spray. E x ~r only Call befo re 7AM.891-1001 PART TIME EVENINGS Adulu wtlh ouu.t;ind1n1c 11ttract1ve pcr:.onallt1c11 who enJOY working w1Lh kld.s. Over 21 !)tart 11t S3 SO per hour Phone 6 42 4321 , Ext 250 BETWEEN 4 .00·5 00 PM !.~'!.~;.~ ..... ?!~ ~'!~ ..... ?!!~ ~!!~ ...... ' .. '.'·'· ""'w..w 7100 ....................... PCllON'1Ut>AY .... Dl*lala lll'l'AURAlfTllE.Lr llCl'l'IUe MF I Y A •ttla•7 P.rt u..,. wnch htn Ml.IS If you ar• • welJ , ~om• •. proven Couater he lp nt•d•d OJIHlaff. •fflcl .. l. • U..Job lraia.. ... ,... hoar Ide.I fbf' IUtere. 1tlf·1t1rlln1 lnl. 'JIJ.,... roue,. atud e n ll • ,...... rMd on. Wa cur c.ury21 Alleout ~v• Call Ron H We .. loc*.lat for u i:lor'!v:..!,'r:!: ....,., .. ...._.. .....,_... oi•~--far full • 11Ua 61 a f..-l & A L £ S T A T E a.tauru• Saadwtcla ~ . ...:.-:-.... ltloo. dlM ..-U. ,. .... ,., &\LDMAH WAHTEO. penoe eook. count~ ......., ,...,.:-, t1plq, f1Un1. 10..lrtY u:RNUPTO ~ COii· hel• wanted Good rilakm ....... ,,:,,.-=· • 0 r • • • b •• I c IOlllON Nrr. I •Can ....., CaU for Interview - kno•ltdt• of ofUee ..,. from llOIC a.o aJGK mna ~~~· II~ akllt.. Od lnauruee ....a11. >Plnd out wily __ __.. _ _.._ Wla, ~KliOOD Ome, new lie. ••rn bl1 ... ·-·~·--Aft« ... Id.....--. cc:.dl jn • hent. C... taJk willt .__ ~-~ phn• ..._...,.,If tlM•. J ·OuY produe· ~v.'!~~I• .._ CiAIDIMS __ )QI , ... )'GU an·aulted tn l I I • e a p • n 1 I v e r.--.., ... .,....,_ • the above work ...... laad/budfCet terma. · 4 ClOllldeaUoua 11 you Uk• 2301 IM~ call IMdlt II.I llUlU PrHel appt1. ~alore. to cook, YoU11 like lhill CDM Hilla M0-*4 ......... 1-ftad out why 'we've pl.ace. Apply ln l)e.f'900 , ______ _ -Lille Mil dliftl iol.lll", bit.... f,5 WeMd.afS ,._=~°:,!~~·" ....... A.alt (or Mr lloaemlU. Terrltet!. 2915 s.ae. ;:.. ..,.,.:..;n,O:&i' n ,_,. ftedHUJ'.....CO.tall••· Are you ao ar,1H1c, J1Mt.lu MAC ....... OfllbfGal J<An a bl.wy " 1ww1n11 111tn,HU1y, lrean 011 I hu jutJ wtiJla llllflllOJ fulf < ompany l1e1u1fll 11 1 ¥'1Ud •l•r1111I Wlli(l• t ..tuft t.ot1wi lmmcd 11~11 irip 1111 I al illllf ;It Jiil 11hlfla WtJfll 71 , 111 11 11"1 pd fur" hr•. rllJ#lll 11111 V1111 N'ffi4ml fof '*I 1101111 t' 111(" I Lu lt1•r11 llhu•t lw 11hlt' I•• ltJIUllk .. llllllt•rh llllllf l'.ll'4U•h QMCO :aMUn.c1111Av•·<M ~ ... ot; Pool mM11llt•1111 n rt- hcflllby wrl w .... ,._t. J dY11lwlt Will t111111 lloh 8421730 Prt' !\t•ho<JI Tt•11 r h1·r net.'dt.od rufl llm4· Jlu111 !Jch 11rt·fl lk!nrf1t' & ral\t'"I IH 7 52!H •H 842 2948 P r e S c h o o I A 1 cl ,. N>rtJ hratn or e11pent'ncc• Cu II ~HH4!() f'n ntmg IOOIC rASTE ur l.A!Okml( for u CIJffi J•lln) whc1't! )IOU l'Un UUlld .1 earec•r"' We wt>l.1111 Ilk•• tu talk l<1 you < 'nm11w11nv Dept o<1w 1u·t·eptrnl( JI' phcall•.Jf\.'1 for pa~lt' uµ /\ppfy nw l'cnny11avn 1660 Pl11 l't'flt1 11 /\vt· l' M Thur5 mornlnl(H PnnlJnJC LITllO ~'TH ff• Pf.o;R for blk whl only 111ma1J & I rge pr~. f'JC pen t!m't'd BINOt:RY llf,1.1• Im medl11t<' opt-n1n..: t•x penenced & lra 1n1•t•'I Techn1C·11I l'u hli11h1nR SY!\ll'O'\h 2231'1 S Uuponl Ur /\n..ih1·1m 11211011 714 937 11~31 ... 0 .. \f ... PRIMTIMG F lime rwrsom. n•·f'ttt'd in web olfttt.ot pr('!l'>rol)m Expnt ai treln.-.·~ Min ~ 20, Penny11i1vt-r 1600 Pla,~lla, CM ~ lllttMlalM Raitaarant trutl vtt, e neraeuc a . I f f d PfnOft Who llU. thin,. 1_.. ..-.in • Ht oo ovflr ..,.,.ti.llna. b.M ••lea 6 tW 10 =~=~Jl"o"°"' d11play ability" Lido C8lUSSIOM IUial l'.tltat.e firm lft So <>r•71• C() ... 111n1 tnah y ll'W>tlnled. en thu.laaUa rHI e11tale 1,.,..... lnt.er•led In Ml'llbtl pow...,. Call llJ 1'117 ... ,. ... ffHJ r..tate IMftl N..-1 ••~ ol a ma )• ~ loan brnlutraae '''"' • ,.._ canier op l'(irtunltl•• fur 11afell 1111Wll.lld J*lt>lf! w /beck 1rnund In lunll1n1e fll1"'11tll .. , .... •t•lt'! 111 1ho frllk.w1n1 J.W.lll•hoo• Al .!COtJN'r UI It lt'A."'TO H AU')'1t IHT hi H r,(,·roit 'rltAJNl',1£ INVt'.H'l'MtJNT UJl!"1' Hfl.C' I aliforn11 K .. 11 ,..,.,,.,,. f.11 fl1-IU!q111rt"I tr )'00 I., I• M'f•llll\I( II rf'WUdlnjl v<1111t111n with 1er .. •tl1 prllf'flt.1111 ra II NIM! Wulhtt·t• 714~Z'm JC..-aJ i!'Ja~ S&lt'll. ht• Of' uni I Oft\Jltld WI ti l r w 1 n fm..,.... A.k for Ill II. Uw IYllllnai;<t'f' K.ffJ foAUllA• WO.... TAKI CHA.ICM OF YOUIUH~ Ar 11ell support in a • Bt• )'INI' own tx. · J 01 n ., winrun.c lt'llm Wf• will hf'lp y1JU ~et your lu n:UAX>U R.St: 2000 can ITWkl" II h•ppen (or you t.oo' M1.k'>t ol your pno paratton <·11n tw don,. dl honw P.11en1n1oe & Swt d~ ;nail (.'.o.11 1.ow•w 91\M to lOPM. M 1111 thru 1-'tl or Sat lllA M to I PM. 71'4 673-32411 Ht'l't1Vlnl( <.:lt•rk for H H [)rug Slerl' Mon Pri 9 ~ Min a'¢e JO IH7 2563 RfX.: CASlllJo:k •1:i 11'79 ~ Ice <.:uµwdf'' <.:oiua Meu RF.CEf"TIONIST Pc>r COA11tru<'llOt1 l 011 Nt'•r Brookhur~l ~ Adams Hu nt lfrh !J82 '683 1r.....-.. /f ypitt for boat -.ult"' ofr1r'" 1 day Wl"l'k inrl wt~kt•nd 'Wmt• t'XJ>l'rt r nt••· rt- ~red b'75 J2JJ2 •Rtx'Ef'TIONIST• for r h1ropr11c11r office. lyp1nR .. l1tt' bkkpR ~rt't'r m1ndt'd ~$M9 V\Jlapa lcMdl.n1 J wolor ~full Ume 1nddn'1¢ ~urant full 6 part ~at no nlt~lt Cal I time. Cuh.ler ti Aiu;IJI 973-UCl:M t•nt undw1<'h liar Sel4ll lrvlMI Clubhou.., Xlnt worllln1 cond II tlub ......_,/Wes nllftlbeiilalp » 2. Moo M• 111 ft'! 75'·1500 J11ck btwn ;,e w .. ar• loolrln1 for 2 ••PM turuun minded l•"e" ~ t'lCperienced In F.uropt1a11 ... yttr.,...... r loduna to 1111111t our • ..-.-Manaaer 1n aale1 a. We need rapon11lhlt". ma~emmt t'ull ume Super'V11on J>O••Uon1 •v111l am. C'.ount.-r 11.-lp m dlately Sa +-cora Uca Uu)'ll m • prufit 1hannj( Call Hounrcir11 for •PPl ti interview Mui.t t.. 11 yn or 11M,.r THI LOOI WllJ work uround 'lr hool · •<'ht-dultia Appl y 1111y 644 ~I d11ym~ itltwl ~. W ()l·e11n l"ro11t. NH ft.-11ur1tnl S uncJ U1•l1 llhop fl••c.-cb I' T lun••h hrlp" I' fr t'Vt'lllnl( ht•lp for M"r vmic IK•t•r w1n1· lllhtt• IMHlt»'4 llST.MGIS. Lon.c hou ni hull w1>f' II . !IUPt'1' employ~. xr~11t food .. atmnepb(.,.,. IOU 1J ,.P w~ rt' 111 icrowin1e ('tJ nffd1nl( ~ m.ttlllll(,.r, Mtlder•lt-•·xp n•·1 t11wh <lasa 'IJUI> 'Jlad ., • n d w 1 r h r ,. ' I 1 n 1>4l•ullful South ('"""'I VllJ.a1u- Ml.fl\ AUfOMOTIY! ..-.sCLOTHIHG PUaMITUH HAltDWAU/ SPOITIMG GOODS fl'ull t1m .. o~"'"""' 1n tOOU'IUSllKWI i.ltfn 1n lllf.' abov .. dei>artmenlli lor 11 u • I a f 1 f' d "' t: I I I n IC '~c·111l"t• l'ompauy ll t'n•·r11 , d 1 .. t·uun1 pnv1k<dl(I.' m1-dH·1I µm 11am Apoly tn Pf'r'Wfl J.C.IPIHMH 24'-MOlllllClltd l' t-Pf>r1 Ht! at h t;O J-">1 I- Ext-u~ M "' rt .. 1 u1,1t•n '\.ilt~ l'l..rk 1-\i II 11111<• in 11U( Ort lfl ~lh ( oin.I dt1 IC I ""'"t'k f•nd cl ... ' Ma:u,_,l\t•xiwn ••ntf-d p1·rm Kl'lJ•I rd , ,,.,. 4!fl 2!i2:I S:tlunt .... r11mm• 11i.u1 Jt1· "' rxp (..o.11 for ·•PP' wk da) .Jtt'f"nUIJfl'> l\~k r•1r Mr f<11,11rf 11r \1 1 IJ\-lwm..1 MfYYHo~·s 557-6232 ltRw!I !W.lf't' n~~ rt''I' ~ ~ut1<· Xt-ro' £: •lJ t>ont..,-y derk ~ .. rt I' I AM 6 Sal &kn '\1 ('M ~I \f t ' HJ h k for Mn Matran~J 754 IOOIJ • nTAILSAllS f\111 tJIJM' notail r ink rnr urt s upply 'lt0f'1• r1·1..i1I expcr pref<•rr.·d f'A." GraJJtuci.. :wJ l .i m pu' Or .N R RWGINC, Iv HO -' I CH 1 f'11TJNG •1u•ltr1< ti 1wo pit' pfl'IC.N llJI I.JI .!llJI 'iallbillilt M.11nt & I k,in 11 Male.-or Ft'm Jlt' 1-'ull llnw m u111 hot '' min ltnuwl-.od1&t." ''' -.ailuo.Jl)'o met•h t-11.'C'l '>'ll•·m Thur.. Mon, 7 J JO. 1nrl wtmda IUOhr ~ 7100 -.AL":."' u1o:1.1\.6';k v 11 )llU rK-00 a dt>t•t•nt µn y 1n~ J'>b up 111 $.4 If•+ ,.,, '> 'lpm 1· .. dl lift l11m '.31 1'11 1 -..\LI-:.'> Ut-J.IV l-:t<Y l'r11 flht'°4"' '-1ark1•l1J11C hir1111.' for I-1' I' ·1 M•HI 1-'1 1 :,;n I~ SALESGIRL •1•·• hr-. 1·.1 ~·· 1111' Mutt"m1ly fo'a:o.h11111 hid 1144172!1 :-...tl~pl'r-.(111 I ull or l.Jdrl llmt: Will lr»m . !:itnl(c·r 54a llOl'> "Mnt1bla-.1111~ h1·lrw1 "'' • ,..,,., n••rd.-tl 'll v .. 11 11 ri' • r ' I 11·1• n ~ •• t '.1 I I ~:.. .. n -.\".U ~lt 'll ">IH JI' • • JU.nln & 111 h• ·1 1Iut11·' l-11·~1hll• •h' I<!·, -.umv "'ttnd h" .11 .ul aµply ,11 H1µp, ~o111cl'4 1t h S h111• :J ;! l 1 > \1 .r r I II • I\ \ l' HJ I bu a I' I c· 11 r t• ti 11 61!» '.111.l ........... Equal ()pportun1h Employer. PAln' TIME CASHJE R H .8 . Prefer mature '#Omln in ~·a unemcum· bered.~ Producuon Ail!llst1&nl, fllllt growing de11lgn 11tud10 h8'I opening for un in t.elli1ent 4 •&irH11I v~ peraon to h1&ndlt' ofc dutiu. Wi ii train •tan. REC f: PT I ON I 8T TVPl~'T buay Irv de 111gn co need1 girl W/food typ1n1 llklllll . Previous olf1ce ex per. re qiared Lllbt typm(J w I ~duUee.Upto S7S>mo. C.11 Cherlene 56&-31131. --------- WUNG INSTRUCTOR needed for~ 27· rrwa;ml( l&llboat, part llmt! 1n dudina wtcnda. ~ 7100. SCOPfo: ORILLl!:I<. will trwcn w 111 omt' t•x penent'c Calf for appl. 562-1634. or 54t-3887 Screen shop needs handy SU.; Halston 8out.Jque. efert man, expe r Soeo.tptau Pt·Ume he lpful Full time ~ 6 Set'1, Exper tn S..9338 ' Warehoule Larae Nat1 o n11I ~e11lt-r now hlrin1 part time warehouu worile'I'. p.ckl.na " 1hlp. J1tn&-lmmed. openJn.c QI.II ror lnfo 115'7·1160 Alk for Mr Mt! Rlchardlion. ICHTSHln PWE.UP ASsml.£1 wttb at leaat J ~UI ex perleoce, preferably uwapaper. &acellent company bet'IClflll. Aoei)' blhMen tAM aod tP'M. ~darcMalbf'rlday. LMllCOAIT DA&Y"'°' ..... 330W. Be~Sl. eo.tallna Equal ()pportunJly PllONL ... wtdle JOU ...... Ttlepboae Aa1w1rtn1 ltnlc• full lime/part u... Varle4 alllftl • i.ti ..... t•orl'f•· 111!.&.ee•&c.1•1 rMIQON llLAND <DTA=Q•VIM8 KUllf'l'lfllOTO l'llACff Ideal for 1tuclent1 6 ....... Ml ...... 1 co . .......... 1Mh11t1n• DAld VIC1tlont. Typla1 :.= ... s .0 .11. Call *-·"""''"' fll..tJme, 20 hn Pt'f' wffk, lnaurance, aen 'I ofk ~11. Ex~'::-:t!r'::t'tt l•Ult' mfa nl!<'d • II pur('haal nlf lljCl!nl ,..pl)Mlbla tor h~1wn1 6 P'adna mettttal ordcra at a fl M j.ler 11nnum volu.me &lcrtuful can· ~ wm hava t 10 ,,. aper1ence with putthu· htl 11mell atampod or tn1ctUnld met.ti IMlJ'U 6 molded pl11tlc part1. 9.lbmtl r..wne or call ID INSTR\111 ENTS 1.55Ga..mlcal LaM Ha.mt. Bch.' Ca .... 714 ...... 1 RY..CEPT. CPA FIRM Good typ1n1 1k lll1 MacA.rtbur Blvd• Jam· bor9 Rd. Irv, 751-0274 ------- llC.r/Olc ......... Pwmlnentpart Ume No aafJI' nee, will train Car req S3 ~Hr+ mlleaar W1th ratte In 3 ID9ll Stu dalll OK Hn J.S PM. Mon thru F'tl CM II Oea.n na tor Appt. S.t·MIWI trvvw RIX:EPTtONIST: For In· t.enultkaal CPA firm ln NB. MUii& bave fn>nt of. fie• appearance • be able to baadle buay JJhonea. T1&P1 towpcq req'4. plaaant envlroa· meat w/varied dutl'et. 79«41 Aall fOf' S..e or UIM. &CWiiOMiST Private club. £aper w /\)'Jll.Da 11dJJa. 144·~. SALES MANAGEI .. We are currently 1eelcin1 a qu1lltled applteant to a11ume Immediate N1pon1lblllty at our Huntln1ton Harbour Realty Office. flunttn1ton Harbour Reilly ~ a 1ublidlary of the "'Chr11Uana Comp1nles-, Inc. lilted on Ute New Yorlr Stock Exchan1e. Forward r•WIMll &o: Amfn~u Couture p,.. -rd. For appt call S40-eMO SECRETARY. o ff ll' 1• Mon&l l~5 wort •mall irowrnw n.~1ctur1n1 Co Tot> Salesperson. per ma n.-nt pey uod beMtitA l'ermi. fuU lime. wdJ tram R M n t' n t F I t 1 m e S H Abra m • C w t " I 1111 »tclneenna. 8.l4 Proehl(' Showroom, IHlll N1·wport lion Pl, Newpol't Bch Blvd.. eo.t. M t!t!• 6CU51W SU.penon w.11.nled full ti SECRETARY pert Ume SaJ1&ry + c·om Ex.pl'lience with ttronl( mlu1on. co bt!nd1t11 • typ1na. " 11 hortband l<>Od w I) r flt In I at Uilla, full lime Cllrt'er moaph ert'. Apply 1n opportunity AppJy ·m .,..... Pft'llOD to. Mr. Fuent.e*i STANDARD SHOES at Robert Bet.a. William .ms. Briatol, c... ~. Alfll()t'. 1401 Qu.11 a. Newport Beacb. ------Cta111nec1 Ad #483, Dally PJlot PO Roi IMO, COtU M••, Ca. nae . • . , .. I 1 l • ........ tMI l'•21=1:•:1/ M ...._ tl6' ...... ,~ Mlill.hJtcW ..._,,.,., .... ....................... It 3 '' ................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• '!?u!d!y. ~ 1a. tm ,,,, .. ....._~OMO .. , ........ -... ·-· W <llliWJ LUV Mi t.oG _. 9717 'CW-~110 Mlusa .. llllil '140 ....... l•p1rtld . ....._UMd ,UHd _!. I Ft I• "'° .... • ~ Olla .,,,,., ...... • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tllllli. wi\il M ................. A.udl -: baa •TW· LAlel 'ftlO-E U , 1nrf. 1 V•w19 t770 C =er fffl Met.ta tf47 ._... .... Oltll l....,. rKll. ,......_ = • Aaume ~OP OWDer' ffM mJ ~ -··••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ,...._ am "fa Y•••h 4M. ..,. .,..... ... ,.. ._.-. mo. • ~ • ALL MODll.S .....;, ' · VW · llaviq t.rouble Mii· "II m Dorado Blamts ii Mavertclr : 4dr. auto • ._ .. ~ .. .;... :;.=--I:l ~Jl"9'" ~too ~mtllO lllOP600MPA1Ut .. '742 ~:::Jl:l:'J~ ..ao roof. loaded. OGJ:i AC.llCeblue,wbtvtotop. ~ .... ....., •· ..._ .,, ••• ,. -v· elllotra., -'111 ....................... BrtQI yow ear to Jbn 1Xml.U..ao.-..&1 tuOO/beltolfer . ..._ wtr. --n-,...._ Ml·Hll a.r P.M / u S:,~lb._!'--• U,. Tr 1110 ltidpt. _, • lllarlao V0Urnra1tll, "71 cad 8ew1Jle. Loeded. _91_ ... _. ------...a: a.., •.-a ....,. =· .. ~. C1t~~ LIU~paym.entaor ? lt71J8eacb8'vd..Haaot.-Slilarp. HHO. Call Mluwy tflO •1111 _IOr .,,.,, .,..... .._l412ev•. .... BIKb . Mt tor ~ ..................... .. • .. ~ De I I '1:1. -~ .=_t Martoo OI' Tom T1 lteetwood Broasbam ORAMGI! COUNTY ·s ~'1:::.-=:-~-=-4:r,·~ ,_ "'' &''' •~v •DATSUMS• ~ ............. !?!'! ne D!pace, 11oonroo1 LIHOOCN~cuav ==~-----1,. ..._.. -...n cal-. • • .. :.l~AIM?AI "-9tl•.... "nllGIUoml,MWtlree, ·~~b~~PFa!;~ "v~.~-Ultra DEALERSHIP •· ... .a.t. ~ ·-,..,. • •Hll·•c~. Lo-he• "' ...,. OfA1Ms«11t All/Pll .. tnck.h.aaaae ~-., lharp.·&wacwscrums IAYFLADllOI Vth• 1.0. •a.nail. --~ ..... lernl 6 lllat fttl~t111Af'I~~ WISllCIALID ra.MCS0.17J.7CNI. !!'.,D,~f. Pvt. Party. c I at• . SI t 9 S . ---...-,_ ......... ~.. .....ooD ,.,.,.~. 9GG11,_1m UNCOLN·lllERCURY -·-Mala, aof1 tatda for .....,, .... ,... '" -.-Aa•--' • •~e--'"18Auto"-•-D ----------1\Ht I d i I t 'n..Ul/R (~BV> ••.u -. &.IA! --· "73 VW B bl ..... .....,n ... , r . • .... n TW'IM DISL. • a• eo• • v-. llV'a. "' ... lfllll'• _.. mftel BrtUllt racJn1 anea. Uf, llU r t '72 Coupe M Ville: Xlnt SDhy-1..akeForesteait _._•ft• .. 1,._......_. ct.o,,111 •"4• work. 6AulGll.o.t.oaueallat "NWl/&(WO) .,.Sell.-.atJT ;o . .,"" . .:...~bodyworlr. cmd.&streuoaableof. IRVJNE ~ ~ ~ flM. Call •fl•r I : ~ fro '11mA8/Jt (lldKO> -.-fer. Ger:qe ecz.N70 dy1, ao a rtW. •ea. ~:Set, a! 'Tr•4fpd,at (l1QSPV) '71 MOB : UM m l. "75 Rabbit: Xlnt cond. Ml-Ml:Zev•. H0.7000 ~ Mid, dll rtllll 11.. Y-.ba IU*tt\alb cale. Baek ... rn1 t\ llhal. -n•41pdS/1l C011t) All/J'JI, wire wbeel•. Low mJJeqe. $3500. Call Tl Seville, leather seal$, 70 Marquis, new cond. Aliils.... a ... -._to IP. lal•beda 911'. 5 year ::::=~=» ·~HARBORBLVD. :r~od. WOO/beat. Jdlo ... 2215 wire wbeela, xlnt cood. ~ma, all pwr, $900. ~YAOITS ........._ SnOO. Joe. bet Wanaot1. ID atock or 'TlallAAJC(l19WDA) 540-641054'-0JIJ '72 VWExt.ra Cleao Low mlla. MOO. CaU ------ .,,..._ S.TPMIM-8071 = :::.1:: ~~ a....tw11sp ·n 280Z: A/C. am/fm !u~~~~~'t4t suoo. •ZJU. ·e Uoc. Mere. ParkJane, WANf TO L&ASS load It'll Y•ma.ba 115 l'.lndl.ll'O lam • ... 't •tereo cassette, low · · ~1Wlal't.4PM '11 Seville sunroof, xl!lt cood, SBOO. best of. ~ ~....__, ,._,I II"' 0 J 0 ·•pm ... ac or)' ,.._,_. 9746 '-"',...1....., ~ -·..... .e oew. o Y 1$ O ..,..._a.bowroom ~ew Ure.. A·l -.-authent1c wire wheel ,,_•~-·-------.Id Scalt, 7ID or mi.lea ,,.., Qall m.ot06. _.. ...,...__ ... •••••••••••••••••••• '63 VW Van body Ir en1. LOADED I I . .... 9952 -.W Ar-I YAM .,..... ,_,_,__ t d $900 . o ma., res. t u; 9". £arty X·L 175 1974 Opel Manta, All /FM gr e a moo : · 6tl>-OtM, bua m. Ul80 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 'TSa•e--• .,..~ n..•~ =•-.tC......I IV flW '725 Alf. acftlent eoftditk>o. 213-374-'Tl M •--2 2 t ......... -•-~~. .__uu~~."' •uoo. (0HRF78c) '79 SEVILLE 3,700 mj. us_.-.1 +•area ........ _~~ _._, .... ~.. •••• .. ••••• .. •••••••••• ~ • '79dsl Rabbit. 2door dlx, l.ollded! Sac:rillce. Call gaa nuleage, S2900 or TowwflPl.,,. IHlfl......,_ JIOIEDIATE "781J6SportSpyder: Like · ~ stras, fTSOO FirlJI. ~ bMtoffer.ca.114'9-1928. leoelltd~atru '73l50Honda. tcyl, Vfll:'1 0...C.m ... el DELIVERY! new, 9SOO ml. atereo, p1 ;nl t741 PP~.87M.393. tll.000 dMa. k> aules. '7&0/ol· I••••--ua.ISILICTIOM rmp 6'f.llilS C ttl? Sacrifice, a gem! '74 ml)C.a'JI ler.5e-70ll. ~--·-... .,. C»MIW 19-· · ....................... ·n Karman Ghia con· o Must II rstblt, great S-.. A.flrtew.,, · '..,. '7SSIJ'd«, •mere 31.k ml, PIU&IOT vertlble, t owner, 43,000 ....................... ID.Pl. 4-cyl, st.It. 8·trlt, air , ...... W t06 '77HONDAXL·1S· CltJof lZOl't ~tcond.SS400or «icmi.xln.tcood,mags, '75. 3 apd, air. am/fm ll000.498-27SS ...................... LIKE NEW S....,. S,., .. SZll'I bmt offer, Caab. 907·7811 SAi.a SBVICI radials, yellow, $6000. cwetk, 33K mi. $5200 • ••• Lu&kn 16, 25ft, van -.00.""'731. c21~at21 .11.zzz ALSO a..,..,••s dayss-5, AMDLIASO•• 558465 caJ.lSS7~aft4 :30pm. 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A/C P/S/B, crpt. panel, sun· 131-2040 495-4949 •74 J24 wason. a /c . NEWPORT BEACH Obe lighting 673-6721 or ~TO· 8-ptrt_,;,.~.':!~so.e. A/C, -7-S.-pow--e-r._S_/_B_.-s-le_r_eo. quote. Over 25 yrs exp. . t , rf, mags, new tires, AM/FM cass. lo miles, 75J..0900 6tl}T197AallforJ1m ... ..., ._...,... 0 (1l.f)873.BOAT or um1nc. many x u s . bilcb, much more.~-~COUMTY'S S2000 /bst olr. eves. 2BM m.i. xlnt rood ng m-m4. ~~1~ii.~a~0~ S.0.1'197: OLDEST a.sws. 1'77f'IUG.IOT !!'!:! ............ !??.~ 0..11dtt 9'20 :::.U-zi.i~~i.sell. Offer. OC&•s..1 W. Wilson St, s p. 48. Van · MW Motor Home, '68 Flat 124 Cp. Ooly 604 VOLVO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9955 ~ ~ 1570,loaded, 4f\. 63llllml Mich, AM/FM IAe New! Only 11,840 1'79DIMO a.a.Ille ._../CN._,. 983--75119 ~ cass. SJ.200 080 by 9/12 miles. Features 10clude a fAIAMCE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• e · cu.tom Cite Racing '77 ~A 18~': Fully '71"'-T • -Wb 1 646-1Cll9or645--2180. KC. sunrool and much more. SAW. SHVICE on Camaros. Capnc~. "70 Delta 88. 4-dr. P IS. v-~ n---u.y in· Al S/C, aunt cood, best or. '"""""vy ~ ~a ee .,_,_ "-"'"e-Le••I a <....,,.....,..') ....... R&<r•MG P IB, AM /FM stereo . .ua .... _.. f """..,,_ n---.... PS PB to ~~"'"" .... n .. '"Fiat"-der.-•-t---". °"'~'"'" --~ MonteCarlOI Malibus& · Bri•tol "Ondltlo er...,,........., .......,; "0 '• • ••a • a C I •• ...,_, AU• '-VIN -....i-.-....1y ~-OVERS~ .... 0 .,., .. VERV · on g. owner. reg gas, " ~ n · · · Sl400 644-7129 "-Of.:;; SYer, ftC. w/extras. Lo mj , $6400. rn...-v O ~ ~ER~TS Novas. Drastic reduc· 1llOO 833-0898 $195,000. Owner/Dir. T;-a-iuma.. · · Rol.lsBoyce BMW ~2l862 &:.AC llOnS! ---~ZJU or after 5 call ..----.. ....... , 9110 1975 VW Extended roof 1560Jamboree NABERS SAVE MOW!!! PWo 9957 MIJ:3TS3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• umper yan; 20 mpg; Newport Beacb M0-6444 '76 Fiat 128. 2 Dr. •speed, t3di4 EAltLl tkE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14. V bo d d 11. 3 rail motor cycle trls 41,000 mJ ; 1 OWNER; AM /FM, lo miles. beige ffrte VOlYO 4 Run.about Snrl. auto ,_,.afaBJn • toe Urne W/UW. box. Good cond. elu refrig; propane iotr. S2SOO /bst ofr . ,.....,u_....,._Blvd tran~ AIC AM t f'" a ..... 00 • mus se · 1 $175. Steve alt. 5pm. stove le heater; AM/FM S.-9049 COOAMESA xlnt ~· Sl300. 540 41 j'j, yr old. si.ao. 673-4893 ~1103 caas atereo: CB: Sll995 or IOI McLAREM's l(J()() Ho\11.)()( 8lvcl k.ndl. Udo 14, sail #:H96, trlr, JwlloSlr'Ylc•,P..+s belltolfer.Evs,673-2372 $ .._. 9727 c~_.Me!..\ s.40<>100 646-9303540..9467 ~w-_960-5265 Sal. ls ve ~ 1·1 '76 Runabout. -ilvr & blck • co r , • I e .. "'--~--.a" 9400 '7~ G"""C RAJ-'"'" ..... _dow ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•...a..n..&co·~ jecketa n--"y to sail ._..._.. • ... """"" w u.i ~ v"'' 4spd . 36.000mt Nu · ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• van, ~ton, 33gal fuel •--...1 ...,_ '79 .___._ '750 VOLVO S1400or bst oCr. 752·7388· Cmt.om shelf w /boot. for tank. SSOeng, new rads. 9"lllU nwW ~===••••• •• ••• ••••• EXQ..USJVEL y VOLVO sJ.4 ~.~~~~l~ce =~-~ t!:r~9 J;t 14 · HOB J E CAT & Datsun P.U .• $200 or best heavy-duty trlr hitch. 850 N Beach Blvd. HONDA Cars '78 /3 911.SC Targa. A c. Largest Volvo ~aler M.S-9588 T'RAILERCALL offer. 552·79Cle A/C. 79,000mi , xlnt mecb LA HABRA MAHY 5·spd . AM FM ca!>s . mOn.ngeCounty ' ...,.,.... 9968 496-0795 cond.$3000.552·5211. (S Mi.No.ofSAFwy) ToChooMFroM! burglar alarm, dead BUYorLEASE "78 Monte Car l o 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._ W..ted 9590 (7141522-5333 U IVER'S 8Wllch, P7 ures. r · & 8·· DIRECT 1z.JOOm1 Xlnt buy Volare St WRn AtC, Catalina 30. Loaded with Sunday by AppL H ITY wbls, imma c. show st.op· Bek>wbluebook. 644·2259 Xlnt rond S3400 or !:>!it ~l;!:t~,~·-:.~:; vw~~'.;m. ~:~;§; ~'~M~'r.~;.."!'= -'7E..~GMC .:.:.::":·:·::: ~., ;;=.~;:.'::.!.'; ~':,~:;:..~r:, Zl' !ioop: S ip, fiberglas. Ca.11548-7140 )'OlJr car is extra clean, S1.750.64S-M>9 2850Harbor Blvd. gistraUon. W/'76 factory 2025 S. Manchester 540-0112. cabin. Like nu. Moving. AN\'TIME seel.L'I f1RST! Costa Mesa 540-9840 turbo carrera body & Anahetm 750-2011 "86 ELCAJUNO Besto r 67$-062 ~ a.OCS '72 lmmac. cond. r ,,..__, I th rbo Runs ~ '74 Satellite 4-dr. pis. a \" · · 1 BJ u--1-a__,."' ea er tu ID· r.11 ~ '"13 auto. plb. aood cond &tan1'1aocma Sabot. 6yn 4·sp, auoroo • au 1916..,.... CVCC, brand terior. Car LO new cond '77 VOLVO 3'2DL 4 apd.. -...n_.._. -Sl.300 ~ ofd, brand ne. w North VW"'-W-"'•e, lr""'" ' . ·. •-stereo. 714-673-57~ ~~·lo mi, 40mpg, ~~~-492·4780, eves AM/FM caueue ateree. By owner. '72 Cbny Sta· ..U.900.67$-7100eves. & ;::;.end"~ so";; K '76 BMW 2002 27Km l. auu.oan:,54&·'7238 ~ ~ ~:!;..11+ city tion Wagon. Cheolle '17 Volare Wgn a te . X1nt · ond ~ '77 "-... -W • A t mTV -.... _ -c owner P IS Allll FM stereo, roor Ca.c>MADO 25 European Gbia prts. · l'\llUUllC c · •·•P· .......... a on: u o, '00 &I.per 1800 Roadster. --· "'• · • 631-1291 flt "' Or._.. C-'r AM/FM &-track. ..100. A M I F M I c a s s • n u black. mecb. xlnl. Good '861Z2S: Good ru.n.niaa M · P IB. A/C. new whrtewalJ rack, SUOO. 912-4702 A Fnt S•ll•r Xl•t . 292:5HarborBlvd. 561-9&97 Micbelins, Lo mi, ~-body ft int. New tires. der. f1UO or best otter. tins..CB.com.m'I IJl•t.es. HH C-.1-.&s&-...a -· .a. • ..__£--tr...t-OOSTAMESA .77 915Hll10. chrome rims. S9SOO . Ca1JMicbael497-4003 5'94CT2aft4pm. ---r ._ _ ._. ~ Completely loaded be.-to .. Jredah. ....................... 979-2500 W .NODOWN ·n Civic, 30 mpg reg. _642-__ mo_. ______ '72 t64E Auto. new rads. C I t9ll Ponuac u Mans w~n 67~321Z. IM.PORTANT 567-0400 at,000 aules.. White/ta/I '67 911, rare car. 6S,000m.J, le.lber ant.. FM st.ereo, ••••-••••••••••••••••• Runs good. Besl Offer. NcrrICE TO WE IUY interior· Hard lo beat, xln1 cond. Must be seen ! AC . c b e r r y co n d . "79 XR 7. ~. Every 9112· nl4 18 Ft. f lbergla s READERSAND C'R.A.t..1C•RS ·r9 5281 : Assume my hard tofiod. $3500. Call f1¥XJ/olfr.6'59U7. S3200beat.'91·1313 concevableoptaonincld.1-._-V-en-tut-a-:-2d-r-aed-a-n. catamaran complete. ADVERnsERS WIOh" ,.. ease, lo payments, lo !lll>0089. moonrool. W1tt whftls. Dl0&1$-2210 The price of it ems AMO TRUCKS mi, lease co will help -... -.... -__.-.-A-___.--lo-1-_-•. -. '6U12TARGA , "671225: 2dr ~an. auto. ndial.s. AM rFM stereo t~!~b~. · l:Z~ b~~ advertised by vehicle rmance. 556-0571 Mike. ,., ......... ""vni ...... Rwllgreatonanygu r9:so or best offer. cau.a c.pwr windowtft •CAL-20. Xlnt; chute, VHF , knot meter, tM>ernackle mast. 6 + more HP, OB. 494·0'7'7, -.4MSB dealers lo t.be vehicle 675-134Seves. •.soo. •.ooo.Call67J.6510 833-01.815, 752-9416. sHt3 All ltbr seats. ,_673-_ms __ . ____ _ cl assllied advertising '73 2002 . SUNROOF 7l4"644-S7J6, 213""'48-8652 Purdlased for S1 O.Z79 + columns does not Include Air, auto. radials. excel "-1-' 9730 ·~l'::p~~k~WX·Mm~e~ ~Used t.u Ir be. m July Will any appUcable t axes, cond. $4.550. 673-2750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• radio, wood steenng whl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sell for 18.279 Now. ~ Bonnevllle· 2dr coupe. loaded. xlnt cond, sacnfice $17915. 159-0309. license, transfer rees, XK£ '71 V-12 auto, 6SKml . busted crank. umf1ce AMC 9905 6*9030 bdwn 8 .tr 6 Mon · ....._Sia,./ financecbarges,reesror ~ 9715 new trans. t6.200/ Best 14000 firm. 675.9910. •••••••••••••••••••••••.Fri . 759-9517 evei. & flst.atesale "77GranPnx, Docb 9070 air polJutJoo control de· •••••••••••• •••••••••• Offer. M2·S882 eves, dys 673-346ll 1112 Rambler. NnS OK. new wtncb 2 tone. full JXIWer. T-top ••••••••••••••••••••••• vice certifications or de· "78 Capri Gbia, V6. 4 spd. ~7S7S. !:rakes. tire6. Nds carb '-'Cl 9940 S4S96 67~ -S&WSAYAILAILE aler documentary pre· Can'tSellVour Car? snrf, air, AM/FM. maa .,_Ghia 9734 ~1975 914 20. :idnt wort .. $200 646--01..56 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i<6Trans A1n. loaded.4S5. • YACNewport64&-05Sl pention charges unless CllEVIH IMW whla, ml.nt714-MS-2922 --cond., only 45K m1 . newpam\, $4600 otherwise speciCied by PAYSTOPDOLLAR ............_ 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM cass .. brand Mell 9910 .PHIL S.S7-9eo6 Newport Slip. Power only. the lldvertiser. For Clean Used Im ports -new alloy wh.la le tires. .. •• ••• • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ---caUMi.lleorOon ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8500 or bat oHer '73 Buaclt Century, 2 dr. LOOG '88Firebird xintcond.ln E .50 per ft. $250 mill. 8'13"'5411 W.,.H/ llS.3171 640-9752 full pwr, all extras FORD & out 350 eng pis, p/b. aGasles 9520 ---------·-9755 Sl200. Ruos great . air. a m 1fm cusette WISH TO PUR~E la· side mooring at Avalon Harbor for 48' bo at. lmmed cash 673-0227 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W' .A.MfEDI. -5 5 7 9 7 S S e v e s • deck Must sell S2250 or 11128 Uncoln Tou.riag car, A ••••••••••••••••••••••• weekends. bestolfer 842·464:!. Phaeton. xlnt cood. Aak· Lat,e, model Toyotas, iO Rmault 16: •cyl, good Ing $48,000. 1913 Cad xlnt Volvoe. Piclnlpa & Vans. cond. Sl27S. '74 Apollo 6-cyl, landau n. '6bied 9970 card asking '35,000. 1113 Olllust.oday! 53&-9152'.SMichael morns t.op. auto, air. 3SK m1. Re s po n • P t Y n d s Ford Model· T Roadster --... •-· 9756 good auleage, xlnt cood. moderately prittd slip, Ru xel trans, front --T-S2850.6'5-1876 l!IB' fNIT boat. Canals or ? headers. super engine, ••••••••••••• ••••••• •• • B-3C76eves&wknds. xlntcood. Asllingt25,000. TOYOTA·YOlYO 18711 BEAt:H BLVD. •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ---c--.... All in running cood. HUNTINGTON BEACH ROY Sid tolO '"'. m, m-o c. c.......... 6 : ...... . m1, ong 14J..2000 CARVER -......-• ""'"S 2373 r ''"...,.._,,.. i 610 , ... _ 13M ' ' ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1923 Model T completely "'4._UOJwS•0·•467 ~~t4~c::: $.'WOO. '73 Karman Ghia con-ROllS ·ROYCl '77 Hallett Mini Cruuer, restored. must sell. vertible. 1 owner. 43.000 ~ .. !!:'~!<~. 131 bra, nma great, cu.st <213)"'2-T190 PORSCHE'S ·~Roadster2000: Sspd, orig ml. x.lnt cond. mags, .. ~--..... ~·-· " trtr, *7500. Sat·9123 llllCIHllDlllll t2400 Gd cond radials, yellow, $6000. Velildes 9530 848-3729eves/wknds S4$-M6S ClOsto sUNoAn Tl I art..._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED iO 3tOZ: Ooe of 15t sooo .._. 9731 ·sesuverCloud.1 C ....... •;;;••••••••• CXI Road Car: Bl.tck sand built. Needs restoring. ....................... $19,000 ....!.. io I 91 JO toy tnune. Souped 1835 AlJownas the opportunity a.tom paint• eog. 76)1 .,4 RX• Rotary ••ioa: 98Ml44 • -vw mi. or Economical to consider the purchase aa.611-29211eves. New ...... , -eel cood, ..__,,, 9760 -·••••••••••••••••• J&. Sand Blaster Bae· or trade-la al your clean ----------M ~-Pl· ~-1010 -·• lla'Oed 10' cab-over il:lc nre.. KYB abocu, fllncbe. Check with us 1979 DA~ -..... pm · ..... -••••••••••••••••••••• a.tater. Nat 2 weeks Qbe Ii~ 87M721 or TOO.,! 210.JX eve&. SAAi I wW deliver. MZ•72. •T197AaldorJlm. 5speedtrwmiukln,air MwC4t•1-f740 all. 5. ---------condJtioolna, low. low WIS-SBYICI _.LMs. ... ---------14-..eDrfws 9510 mil es . 11 ke new ! "12 Dodp 300 vaa ~· -••••••••••••••••••••• (SlOWZD) v .. loo eamper. P IS, '77 CJ-7, loeded, like new, '*' .....-ei.o &.11-.-....11 •o ._. P/B. Orts. owner. S.,500. w /CB It st ereo, Call OetOen a_.. ... m-~ ~.....-1' ~ l6Mlll&eve. Days : 498·0130. Offe ~~=:!:===~-I NABERS t ............ 9140 _'JllM __ ._112 _____ _ .. --... ••••0 ••• "II·~. ae, stereo, ~ ... , litd , ~ 2 llot._.aw, aeldom p /1 , loaded . Low ..................... .. ..s -... 55llOOO ..... ,..., '81CJO. 6"-m4 .......... t701 P .P. er 211/m.2. ••••••••••••••••••••••. 2600 Hart>or Bl\ld. COM.l /\le.l. 540-9100 • ... :1:' I '71 OllC \<\T •·•bl, ·,.-.... W 9150 abortbed. IUpaicle, UM 1Tftllll8MI ... , ......... _........ mJ , loaded w /xtr•s. IU 1"911Ul'C '72 JIQZ: Lo ml., perfect "11 llllllli -ml a.d., _s_aas __ . -----Mere t d ea, B Ill W , ClODd, AC, AM/FM/cua, - Mio ,.__ 971. "JI AMC Jeep, leyl a.epd, ~ aa.tc • Ex· nutaelll 6'75-12M ode. Wt wt.11..U yo.ar car --~ aofttop, U,OOOmi, cm ........_. at 10W' •• ~ .,, YA•Hh .,... a.a _,. Ml-2&M. friee. ._ )C;atJoe .. Alll/P'M ea11ette, air ..... v.11r llt at ..,, Ford nso Ranier, ~ eoa.&.r. ~ la· eondlttoned, maaa, ......... MIJI*. Pl& PIB. A/C, can,lper :..---Giil Ilia CW-=---...~.::c:a~· --..... 21,000 ml.. ... ... • .. ... -......... mm •••· .. ,., _NN745 _______ _. v a•• "14 • z • speed, &lr, .. _ U.W.CNIUfwJ -.-deeo.~. Y t 191 ••• lrall .,,_. ·95.. lfwlitM ..... i);it ;.;m.u wapT ...... -.0r11.eto1r --·--... ~~~~~~~I Qdl .. _ ....... ,-.i ... :U ..... &DIOOB: ....................... ..C'71JOOSD TUllO P\ally ecppped, factory 1unroof, warranty. <mvDF> .IMSUt•OMS ·~ 1'10HAJU90R BLVD. COSTA lllf:SA Hl-1276 DElllOSA.LE NOW IN PROGRESS! llACHIMPOITS .. Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 71~ ,.,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7• ToJota Cellca. Im· "JOllOUliO. ~ .... 7211. muculate condition. A/C A.11/111.111.lotcond. ....-s-T .......... --.. loslde fl out. Dart •v•u ...... ~~-•' ' 11.000 mUea. (KFV'flO). Qreeo/J'an iDl. tl,J$0. (7M)DIM407 . _... ~~~~~~I "11 .. a..k. aaoroof. ,. -w /f\all 3 1T ftft',, ll,500. D~ 4n·4TIO, A.IC, All/I'll atereo, .... O& ....,,...,.lt1·UT1 ,._ llo. ..... all "1$0ilea: ...... alr, r.-. ...... IDeld. ,..,., .... dlft'oel. ... H&mt. N~l . Be~. t1nt.-.9<Mlt ~--· it -SL Ml&llt 79llow ... OGroUa ~ ·(~~= Loaded. Af•mlaam "'~=-" _...._ ______ ...... 2 ........ *· am. 11U'71-ml, "ltOllea,..,,,..., ... --trua, Hto, All/Pll ~ ...... :,.--... ........ ...,.._.;._ ___ __ , ...... tOod .... . ..... .,. I' • . ,.,.. .. -...._......._~~.-............. .,,,, -----· -~ .... ~ ---------....._...,.. ____ '·-------- CA1c "15 ....................... '78 Seville: AM/FM 8 trk st. Titttelscp str whJ. AC. llhr seats. auto trunk. wire whl covers. nu tires. VUlYI Wp, SlO.SOO/t.o lse PP. 111•) 759-9501 '77 Cadillac CdV loaded. Xlnt cond Must See Pnced lo sell. 646-4844 days, 54(). 8802 eves. "76 El.DO CONV. all ex· trae. V()IUe Urea. 32mML $ll.SOO. P.P. 714-131-2200. t.,M••...-1•1111'~0....f•H••t .............. c....... ,......._ '12 Wagon. runsgood.~ 646-211J111 tf45 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ..... LJHC()LM.MBCU•Y ·"Special ol the Week .. 71UMCOf.Jiit TOWMCOUPI Beautiful luxury car ln crystal apricot with leather Interior. Low mJ1ea1e . One owner. ~e who need people (801.lm > Moald always c~k \he $9200 Service Dtnctory int.be JllSllarbot' Bl .. C.M . DAILY PILOT 54G-SGO ...... M•w tlOO ....._Mew ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73T·Bmf· Cu.st Conunen· t.al trunk. fully lioaded, top rond. reg gas, $2500 55&-9192 c '67 lmmac cond. Bnusb green1wh1te in· tenor AJ.r. mechanically xlnt . Depe nd able SlSOO 1oCr Call 9S5-0989. '77 T·Bi.rd, 21.K mj, all op- t.Ions. whl & burg. $4500 er S800 & TOL at $189 mo. 5G-3Z37 YICJll 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Vqa manual . trans. Rum well. SllOO /or offer 1162-9801 smDMY M.Jor. modlul l tranlc company as cekm1 a C"IU'ttr penon who lJ.kes • bu yd k, with cx~llflftl!l ftl 111, ho.rt.hand & l it xpU'leoeo helpful ' & a ood aptiludt' In malh. We are in need of a t'lt· t•l'ttr who ~n,oy detatl & dlvt!rslnraUon 01\·lmoker t-;xc tlcnt beneflti . Pay ('Ommen1surnte "''1th t'xpcriencei. l'xcellent surroundln~s Location rloae to ull your Pt'nsonal nt-ed~. Mt · ion V1t-JO urcu Only lho~e ~eoklntt pcrmun •nt t•nlploym nt need apply. Cull Su.sun for appointment, 581 ·3830. SICMTAIY ......._ B••l.ft. rtm . rm ... at'°°" ar oc CIU:I. ln ttdUll'll• lot ....... 1$Tt9T n:AalERS erect Mon 6 Wtcl. ).1. "ao per hr. The llu4lna 0 •m• TIA~ 't IMuW-'94 S11NIDAY Qualified 1ub1t1tute wadMn wanted tu teach K· 12 ltudenta a.a a re1ult d a t.M'her work IWP 51CB'fAIY~ Xlnt t.YPiJll 1kllla req IJltl1 S/H. 0 c ALrport 11re•. Salary d pen &U-Ottl •"« r•taurant de•1&n pqt Vabd Cal rr.t4"n firm Typln1. varied nal ur t·m.-qp:nry dut.I•. ~emal 1mall rnidentJaJ required Ap Off'tc.-e, exttiknt medical, ply at. tbr Penionnel uf tw.Wuls' 7111 ~ ................. . """ PrulramUc '!'YU DDl rteiowril•t· j{af~lae • ~ dlslnd CID •n. oot ,..red. Mat blNl ao.,_.AKMdavi.l11a. t:O I Call for appt. .,.. VALET PARKERS Part Umt. 0-.ya 6 ctltea. Wumen eocoura1ed to •PlllY Call 13! ., . WAl'tER WAITRESS P/1' Lunchon.ly. Pnve~ Uub 6"-544M Olldlpot lku ft. froaUeu ~ Whlte. IC-125() Microwave: Laree. NoreJco. perfect cood, $llO. W.aMr /dryer apt 11ze White. Lady Kenmore. IDlaet. S.Sl ·ZNG aft 5: JO FamiJy.alzed 2dr ref rig : v er/ cooc:t cood. Slz.5 562· UM.3. SS 1 ·"5«> ....................... Sl.Cal'TAIY dental parkas~ C11 ll fi«1orcalJ Newport Center Li.w .~--------.._.u.f&d Waltr ... e1. Immediate opminc for exper. d!ooer ,\ iraveyard. Pa.td vaca- l.l<lnl. Sood llpa. Apply Taylor's Reatauraot. Redhill 4' Santa Ana ---Biiby crib + attes!IOnes. Freezer·Whirlpool up. ~. Firm. lnt.eWcenre. 1ooc:t ___ Sdieal Dhtrict ri&bt llO W rt, like MW. Sae 1299. ~ 1295 eves $kills • prior l~al ex Z3:iO W. Lat.h11m, lh~met, oerience reql».red cau SECTV RECEPT for Ca l\i&b Bruer7S8-3800 1mall oHtce Typlnc. l·7l .... 217l obcme Ute bk.kc Looking ~~~~~~~--SICal'f AIT lor someone sharp - Npt. Jkh. market re S3.2Shr PoaltJons in pro-reacher for pre lft'hool sear c h ri rm seeks ducUoo also open. no ~aper. needed, hall :secretuy w /top notch up. neces. £01lls h l.lme.~1919 Frwy, Tua_U_n ___ _ WAMTIDDIJVB SUMDAYOMLY Whirlpool waaher $75 Kl~ Aide dubwaaber Iii>. e.&-OU6 Apt. slie elect clothes Watttbed, Klng u . us('(! I mo. special wavele:s, mntnss. U)('f all ac~a Pd S4 00 n e w , Sell $2IOO.S48-1223 CEWICS llandpa10~ ceramics. plaques. nativity s Pt . plates. much m1 sr it.ems Abo spec-1al or den • co&on doM at r p asonable CO!lt 846 5745 Lawnmower W Wine -...... SlO.SlS Planu , draftJn1 table • Johl more.sa.~ WHITHa IUYING or stat.lstical lmog & dk· apeall:ing. 6:J1 Ml•. l'eamer·Aldea, 2yrs col taphone sk Ila. Some SECURITY-AGENTS -leee+ext w/DD. adullll, bookkeeping One garl of· I fice 'TlA~SS Hotel. Full time, wal &Sllisl wtall cbenl nl'odl!, · tral;rl. various s h ift s . $550 /m o +-benef Newporter l!m. 644·1700. 8 · 30-4 pm . Un 1 t e d SECRETARIA L : JoeAYilaext 587. E .O.E Cerebral Pmy 646·5760 Ph arm• c e u t ' c 8 I ---------I Telephone soh r1torii. 1n Research Management ~Officer your home. evea , no firm in N.B. has im-Weare seeking a reliable sales. SJ.00 hr. + bonui>. mediate opening ror individual able to work Exper. only.~ 1468 SECRETARY to project flexible hours . Some nanqer. Good typing & security related ex· Telephone Sales part tramcribin& skills req'd. perience helpful. Enjoy time. Salary + bonUJ1es. lllledical-Pbarmaeeut.ic ex eel I en t company Ask fOI' DarreJJ 631·1266 aper. belpfuJ. E .O.E . benefits. Apply 9am· TelephoneSaJes, ~-noon. Moo·Fr1, Penoo· ADYaT15'HG SICUTAIY Xlnt. oppty for efficient gal w /top secretarial sldlls to work 10 fast nel._:..._ ... 0 TI'HOTB. Select qualified people _, only. Xlnl future !IOONewport<:.enterDr 851·1120. M /F Call Newport Beach Richard Davis or Alan F.quaJ Oppor Employer Hart. paced Npt. Sch. R.E . --------- de. Call UJa. 833-2900. Secy!Bkkpr for NB·Lido To ~liver Daily Pilot bundles lo camera Re· qllrea van or lar1e st•· lion wagon and a good drivln1 record. Phone 642 4321 and ask for lfarry Seeley or Don Wllbams. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYEH w ......... " FUU time. $:US per hr. to 111.art. Ute drivina. Muat be 18 or over. Call ~7300Alk (or Ed. WAREHOUSE-Parts Plcka-. part lime or fuJl lime. Call B•m·ll•m. ~74ZJ. WAREHOUSE / DELIVERY person for party rt'ntal store. Pttlme. Apply 2025 Newport Blvd. CM dryer HOV. Uke new. Black aaug conv '!ofa. SIS. &l6-0861 . xJnt cond 1125 or best of New CaJoric Gu Range r_er_9&4_ ~I Self clean oven. Bwlt in Ku1,1lu• mattrci11., box rotisserie. aJI xtras. $200 spring & frame, lyr old. or beet olfer. 968-44110 1125. 562 5211 WAShing Mactune. needs work. Cheap, tTUtke ofr Avocado 2· dr rl'fnl( gd ('Of)(f, needs r cfnicerant 1100. 548· 1520 Jl\lrn. at a bar11a1n pnr1• Bdrm auitea. 11 v1n.: 8ulles, consolf' ~l t•rN•. hldeabed. lrl! v11r. liunir,. &planlJI ~ 308-t IOJO 7' custom de<'orlltor ~of11 . sprtna " down, b<•¥ul ••••••••••• •• ••••••••• • 111' vel\'et In xlnt <'ond Boys 20 " MX bike ~ w/Schwlnn frame & Sbamano rims + t'Jttra 'Nt wheel back rim ~. &a-a1 0.,. 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• KEESHOND Pupa_ AKC Clamp st.re. M If'. Pet & show . P vt pl y . 21Jlt»7· 1345 all 6 pm Dtnln1 Room Set fo'our Br'f'uer.rtyle ch111ra wlt.b chrolJlt' leis and black vinyl 1e11ts and backs Oa rk wood but.cber blO<'k la .. lt' With chrome legs SlSO o r make dfer Call 531 1397 A/168pm ~ r ,_,.., IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 pc cstm drvm fft wht. 7 ~gm cymbls ltkf' nf>w eves SUiOO 7111-1$21 Of 831 347~ OLDOAK MIJ..K CRATES Sc.ut TIU: COUNTY f"AJR Acrord1an. hand mad,. SI 00 Eadl !)40.0940 r• from Italy Onitinal JOffN WAYN.t; C:LUK Tenrua membership ft1r pn~ '1000 MOO t1r be\I df er MO-SfWI ule flOOO + tran.\ ltt °""' i.rnor. 11u . dnt ci.>nd Cal1 CaUUe7Si-0451 ne w pad~ •• uk J.4SO Mela Vn'd1> Swim & Ten· ru C1ub Memben1b1p for sale Reaao nablt' !nMJl6 Daya 67S 76H. ~v" ~ Coon Trumpeot ,... cut' LAU new l200 or best (}( fer 562-&SlJ SELLING lM• .. y_,. DAILY '8LOT IOAT MART To plou .,ow Cid c.1 642-5678 B.ICTllC l8' df'ctnt' Dldf~kl I j nn:litt UJte new Ow M r 18.000 873-8 t 1 I ............. I 0 'p "' tolO . ..................... . SHAG CARP ET Two lone gold 7S + yards u ~ed -1n t'Jt · t-.Uent conditJon flOO CalJ ~1-4435 OHlceFwsrJlue & back & '*1ndow f; 'c illf 1015 tcreem for a 27 Bayllnw Mesa Verde Teruua Mem- bership sr,oo Will spbt lJ'ltn:.'I feel 979-1658 ---·•••• • • •• • • • • • • • Victon a $100 1146-599'7 Dtc'TAPHOME f>o1.ab6e W /tram<Tl ber New Sanyo COit S400 Sell S2:50 ~ 'ZZ74 Seat't.ary /Exec. · Hot.el Top skills requi r«i Self lsle sales olc ol mfg co. Secy s kilhl are prime 1 m · port Skkpg respon ltd to pos ting & supplying basic input of co outside acdg farm. lnd1v must be sa.les onent.ed & enJoy talk 'i.e b y ph w 1r us1omer!> when customer svr deplS. re qs. asst Sal open. xnll bener. Cull fl75·1888 Telephone Sob c1tors Lock:y you ! We have 2 operungs & it's not often we lose a telephone sOOC'ltor How would you like to earn anywhere from SJ.S0.$6.00 hr and suU spend all day at the beach? The hrs are Sun thru Thur~ 5 30 9pm There's nu i.el11n g in \Olved & n o exp ne<'essary 54-0 40111! aft lpm Ask for Sue Warehousing, Shipping & ••YORKSHIRE TER Reee1V1ng RI ER Mal e Puppy -..,.w. 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ars 22 cu ft dbl dr Credenza good quality Ong. COit ~ A.blun11 1.'JO'} GeJoa 4 5 OUnC'l"'\ new teOO 'ell S450 bf-..1 <Ar t:i.ed nnl) 6 llmt'' ~ e-.~ r>r 549 5il!i, dr.o Ulrter /well organized Newport.er Inn, 644 1700 Carol Warsaw ext 544. !-;OE Secret.an aJ • •ATTEHTIOth • Students Teacher:. Housewives'' EARN VACATION SS WE NEED SECRETARIES IMMEDIATELY with or w /out shorthand UlbC or short term. hoU· dQ & vacation pay. bo&p1lalizat1on avalla· b6ia. 54M741 :B48 Campus Dnvt· 1 across Crom John Wayne Airport I Equal ()ppor Employer SECRETARY rrr. 10-3 flexible. Mon Fri Young attractive lady for Real Etltale or fiee. Typing. d1ctaphone + pleasant phone voice Newport Center Mr Gerrie. MD-6fAlO Secretary DIC SECRET ARY Newport Beach locauon. Small office. lots or vanety. some sl:il typing required. Market r e· !'ieU'Cb firm IJ'Wle Personnel Agency 4118E17t.b. Costa Mesa SILeZM 642-1470 Serv1ceo S tatum Allen Temporary fuJI time now d.ant. Apply Moblleo Car lhru January. A~s 111t Wash. 1701 Tus tin Ave cashier. fihng, Lite bk· 17st$t~M _ kpg, 10-k.ey by touch. lyp· Service Station Manage. ing 35wpm, For in menl Trainee. Full lime, lerview call Sandy experienced. Lite Westmoreland 496·5922 mecha.nicaJ reqwred AJI ext.12. Benefits. Apply · 2590 Theatre Newport Blvd C.M Soac.k bar attendants & SERVICE STATION AT-~. 20-30 hrs weekly TENDENT·full·time. Evenrng en:iployment $4 oo hr + commission. lheatre pnv1legcs App 644-6755 ask for Ed iy after 7pm Warner Drwe In. 7361 Warner. Service Station Allen· H.B E 0 E dant, full lime Apply Tl RE & (' F NE HAL :B!2I E Coaslllwy, CdM AUTO SER VICI'.:. 5 day Service St11l1on Allen· work wee k Apply dant, ser v1re cars & hght Newport Tire Cenler, repair 2800 W. Coast DX> E Coast Hwy . CUM Hwy. SKJPPING & RECEIVIN<.I. -Tow Truck On vera ex· per'd. Top pay Apply G&W Towing, 7408 Cllms Way, C.M. 642 1252 WAREHOUSlNG. --- SURFER MAGAZINE: TOW 'J'.RUCK DRIVERS. We need good people to Expenenced onJy. Live assist us in our ship-lnO>staMesa.646-9638 ping/receiving dept. & Trainee in Pur chasing ~ . Full & part and Trainee in Engineer· Ume positions. Prince ing. Requirement: lite benefits. health & de';JlaJ general ofc s kills. J>!an. Accepting applica· Abacus Agency. 17965 lion s now Cal I Jo Skypark Cr .. Ste G. Horstmann, 49S-59'Z2. Or Irvine. 92714. 751·9700 apply 33046 C alle --------- AYlador, San Juan Capo. ....,----......., ShoeSales xlntjobexper. --.-----person Top earnings T ..... Poslff°" Switchboard operator, must. be fla.ible. Avalla· ble for'lnofit shifts Call f<r appt. 645-7565 +benefits Full & p/l . Growth oppty here . Otildrea 's Bootery. N. B. Mr. Milter. 644-2464. • SICUT AaJIS * Tyl)e 70, SH IO. fin $14,400 Tyl)e 70 SH 80, Anab SlSK &apt type SS Sl0,800 -rypeeo SH 70 RE $14 400 Short onltr cook wanted. • ' woman preferred, 5 dys FIC Real FA tale S16,000 wk Tues·Frl lunch only F ICAdagency Ste.ooo Sat/Sun br0eaUast & •Counselors SalesOurC>rfice• lunch. Apply In penon. Appl Only /Free Newport Beach Tennis Us Reinders Atency Oub 2601 Eaatblu!C Dr. 4020 Birch, FAtab '&4 _NB_. ______ _ Newport Beach, 1133-8190 Sm1 whlsl Dlstr. needs neat, lntelligent peraon lor variety ot duties incl. order processing, ship- Jlioc, poeling, " must be 1ood on t elephone. Salary commensurate W/exp. CM. 845-5883 SM4CI Ul-P /f'- Catbler /Food Prep. Mature. Openln1 " cloe· lat abilla. SeacUff C.C. .... Snack bar " cocktail wa.ltr .. a, lull time. ~Is wltodl. Apply ln person. Forest Lanes ZZT11CenlreDr, El Toro TRAYaAGINT 2 yrs min exper. Nwpt Bcb agency 644-5373 TRAVEL AO ENT Min. 2 yrs recent exper. lnlar'I I& domestic oom- m'I sales, needed for lrg automated Irv. agency. Salary • w /ex per. Qualified only . (714)1157-2700 fru.ck Ori ver : Ort Ice furniture delivery. OC & L.A. Boblail truck. Gd driving record. Exp pre- f ' d . $3.50 to s tart. McMaban Deak 1800 Newport Blvd, CM. ec:M&50. l'ypewri~ TIAllelTICH F1e:ld 1ervke technician -'th your own car. C.11 QTIUo tmne. 957-1115 ~ ••ATT8fTION•• 8tudenta TeaclMn Houaewtva I I EAltNVACATlON• WEN.SEO: ~ e'Dkt ....... t1Pilt.I (Qetl Tnlttt l'fa:DdOl&DIATELY 1-1 •abort a..nn. boll· da1 ft VHaUon pay, ._pkalbaUoo aulla· ..... VOLT Reas. 838-1J87 ----- AKC reg, rru.ru male. brn Doxie. 3 yn;, must sell. SISO Bt:AUTI F U I.' 957·28.15 Sat/Sun , TV 's, furn . b1k.e. lr.tl. warei.. p1nl! pong lb I. el o th 1 n g . garOC>n t'Q , book II • c I l' 2!1<-$100 313 Vista Baya, CM. orr Santa Ana i\ H ' bl w n 22 nd & 2 3 rd Mlru male blk Cockapoo. 1 fit31.a}l8 yr, Lovt'able' Adorable' l.Arge Church Humma~c· Must sell. $50 957-2835 Sale 1441 w Hu lboJ. ydlow ref n g freeitt 1 yr old. kemaker $400 559--0193 IOOICS & GAMES Romance books by Barbara C artl an d ..-numerous kub · gamh Bergam pnrei. T1I sold ~ N Capella. CM SlOO ~1216 ...._ Poww 9040 St.ereo sys~ 10 speakers imtalJed tn your office 2J() 759-1216 1017 ..•.••.....•.••.•...... ....................... IC I~ Chns Crart 21' ~ask1f, re:=.lort'tl suoo 846-7 414 SURFER MAGAZINE · We net.-d good people to a ss i s t u i. 1n o ur War e h ou!>e 1S h1p ping Rcrc•1ving Depl fo\.111 & p;irt l1 mc• pcm lions, Fringe benefits, hcaJth & dentaJ plan. Ac· cepting applications now. Call Jo floriitmann. "96-5922. Or apply 33046 Calle Av1ador. San Juan Capo. Pomeranians . Blonde Nt:WPOrt Bcal'h 1''r1 Sept --------- ~~. 5 wk:.. •durabll'. bl.k i..ilver, "ood homt''· xlnt pe t SIO bs l ofr 7S2 9470 18' Bay boat Wood hull. bt.Dlt 1n 1957 by Soulh Coa 'l 1 ooh p t; r1· y Manni· t'OR Run.-. well 'ound hul l $11:1011 ~3149. 673 9092 WAREHOUSE FACTORY A.5SEMBLERS utUe or No Expenence Top Pay Paid Weekly HOUIU. Temporary Services Irvine 7~-6666 EOE M ff Welder, expe r MIG & TIG. nun 50hrs. Health & l)enlal benefilS. V .A I. 18781 Noyes AY.. Irvine. M6-8210 ------Well attired reltabie person needed for sales & tbe desire to earn S500+Wkly 111 vast grow. ing new business. Call ~ WIRE OPERATOR Major Newport Beach brokerage firm bu open- ing for an au 'l wire operator. Mature, depen- dable person who can get aloog well w1th people. Must work well under pressure. Hrs 6:JOAM · 3PM. Contact Joaette, 7141644-9111 Women 's Fashion Warebouse ne e ds rmlure woman strong m math. cau 97&-LIOS ----WOMEM •• _ fem. 1 yr. Rare champ 14, 9-4 Sat/Sun 9 I rod i.able male, II wk rem wcM!e sable·pup 645· 1295 evei; ----Fn.to You 1045 .....•.•.•............• FREE KITTENS TO GOOD HOME. 675-~ 4 Movie Star kittens. 12 wks, 2 males. 2 rem Best hom~s onl} 518 1337 t"VCS 2 Small Femall' do~:-I s m a I I C o t' k t· r I Chihuahua ncctl goud home 548· 1305 Samoyed. male, 2 yr!>. Jll shots Great w /k1d' Needs yard. FH t.: E ' 673--41~. Adorable rem Cocltapou. 8 m os. l oves kid i.. Housebroken. Personah· ly ! Er73--2ce7 FREE KITT ENS . I FEMALE. 548-4&U To good home. Shih·Tzu, fem. petite. spayed, 4 yrs, nds dry climate. Eves: 84C>-7265. 6 mo. old lh Shepherd 1.; Husky mate. All shotJI Loves ltida. 497·2068 Large white carpel & rub- ber pad. 847·1624 eves btwn6&7. •mo. lulten free lo ad. home. Must leave apt. by Sal. 963-77fr1 FwAltwa 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used Furniture & AIJptianffl-OR I wi 11 aell or SELL Cor You M4ST8S AUCT10H 64' 8'16 & IJJ..tUS CA.5HPAID Garage SaJe. everything mu.st go tooll.. rurn1turt'. blke. etc Call ~·2:)(11 Garage Sale 1846 Trad<' Wltldl; Ln. NB Sat 9·1S. ti S P a 1 n l 1 n g :-. furn1sh1ngs & mJn} other1tem.., Everything mu~t ll O' Sat Su n l!am · 742 Hudson A\C, CM cVu· Paulanno & Rrai-1111 1 Brand new lo' t'i.Cal I. rotlCh, ~mall ispplaiUll'C' &mlXh mort' A °' T I <J l' 1-; S . 0 /\ ... nJRNl1 L'I< Jo:. m1rror:t. QUllJI. trunl.' br8llh iron beds. man) dec·orat1v1· ma.o.r Sill Sun 6442 1''all Uij~water. llunl Bch Multi ll'nant . 781 1 Talbert. 01 Buch Blvd. f.l B. f't1.. Sat & Sun GARAGESAJ..E 2 hou!>e!> SAlf' UM. Books. baby furn, lg custm bar & stools, edcer. clothes, kitchenware. misc aoodim. 5c·~. Corner Santiag o Dr & 1't1ldewmds Lane. N e Fri. & Sat. 9 lO 3 1917 Lanai, CM lorf Ml'sa Ver-de West & Club lbl• Rd. I Household 1tem11. typewnt.ers. bikes. B"W 'TV, goll rlub!>, boob etc "'"*' I070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt. party bas aohtar.- DWnood Rin, over I ct Muat sell o r caah ~or9&4-3280 IOIO • •••••••••••••••••••••• Victonan dollhouse. rom pl w 1Son1a Messe r~ furn .. wrought iron ren cl-. etched win dows doors. fully eler tnf1ed incl. Chnstmai- trt"e MSO. 759 1832 aft 5PM 6' x «1 2· Bakers rack 650. elegant M arbM Por e wa ll :.conces SJOO pr 752.-.i Yard 'aruum ;\1•\4 ro~I S3&I Sel I S15() 759 l21b MrCorm1 r k. 141n g<i' Power !>a" On~ ro~l Sl6S Asking S85 759 1216 &Imper Pool Ta bit•. Com merc1al grade Slatt' top with outdoor cover $100 Of bestol(er 552·8519 3 rabbit:. w Cal(c SlO t.oUJ 646-2231 "-& °"Jafts IOtO .....•.•..••••.......•. Upnghl Burl"ood fan1<1h, aobq~ piano S600 962-8373 PLAYER PIAN~S1995 ONE Pl.AYER 1750 :'\EEDSSL'RG ERV BF.Al.,'TI f\.'I L PRIGH"n- l~CL TWO ~TEl~.;.y~ liAEY GRANO SHARP' RENTALS W OPTIO~ TIJNING & REPAJRlNG PAULS PlanoShop!)t' 728 W 19th. CM S41J. 7272 1974 Tro1an spnrt.'I f1:-.ht1r rlybrdg, ..:en1•r11L o r . Burum top, loaded. mu~l ~I at sarnf1ce 01 von:e Reduced Sl2 000 [)y-. 83$-5330. f'Xl 200. C\ l'' ~.1;4()5751 Dolphin 16' w 7 beam 7'<1lp Johnson. ball tank lrt r S2500 496 l2AS BOAT SHOW -~ IOU Refngerat.ed watettooler ••••••••••••••••••••••• SGS 645-3742 •PAINTERS• Airless aprayt'r. ~.Hr. JllOOPSl. son. hose. 2 guns. lyr old. $500. 49'7·~10 Maple stereo. beautiful cabulel. 62" Iona. work· ~.~7~76 MUST SEU.. M~t <'Of lbl ~. MedJl iut.-tbl SU . Mt'dll lamp tbl $2S. b&fstool 1', SJT\1111 wood llldlk-r 11. fur stole 135. ~ IZ bdspn1 SJ 645·9fMWI aft s. bef9pm. Cash only For Clasuf1ed Ad ACJ'ION Call a Da.tly Ptlot Al).VJSOR &42·'6711 Nordic• men·s sk.1 booc.i.. u 10"' med. S35 Er75-71711 Spwlb:;Gooda ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coleman Peak I backpack , blu e Polarguard mummy sJeepng bq I mo old S&Se•.~ ----- Teruus Ball Mat'hlnc UTTLF. PRINCF: suo 546 31188 Scuba tank. xlnt l'()ntl. I hydro, f7) 497 1310 1Y ...... tM.S.-..0 IOtl ....................... EXCITING NEW '80 MODELS HARRISON SEA RAY .... ..,,,,,,,,.An• '.VI~. M,.. '' 540-6555 Nl'Wp('W f a., .• ( " 110 1 C.t\<nl H·tJllw•v 631-2547 -----Acnphfler Realtlllc Fishing mac hine, 23 ' MPA-20. 20 wall, 3 in· Mallo w rtrtr loaded 23~ pUt.s I " sl)tr + tnJk.e. 9'0 Johnson. ukuJg SIJ:soo ~31532 M8-50.1l ---~-----21 " RCA Color TV: Sharp 2 6 · Eddy Cr a ft prture. 1175/best offer. Sporunsher, slip avail m-40l'l3 N°'en. 60-*4 Judy or Harvey We have• new consul1ler product here that we want your opinloo on ... wUJ pay you SB lo come in and fill out question· nalres on what you lb Ink. Takes less than 2 hrs . Sept 17 4' 18tb will be II special study for mlcro- wave oven or food pro-cee.sor ownen. Sept 19th thru 2Sth 111 for geoeral products. call 549'8317 For &d uaed furn, anti· Cl\*"ClrTV's 9157-8133 lOOlal aquarium compl. Wood cabinet atand. 20Sal aquarium compl 20Jal metal aquarium. No ledl 842-«2 &fl. s. A.tot, ""9w HOO AMtot, Hew HOO......_ Hew 9100 X.UT TICHHICIAH To wort lo Newport Beach Rbeumato101Lll'1 office. Must be wlllin1 to do rouUne otnce work. lodudlni veniguocture, routine tab. an1wer phorw., de. Salary com· menaurate with exper. 644-1811 ............ ....................... t•i,u MOI ....................... Aoeiq111 cburcb pew. Oood cond. saoo. $H-tuo wlrdyl, uk for J°"8 lllO Barber Cbr. lood mid.•· Call aft JPM. fllll.HOME 12.0SE-llT SALE Decorator furniture " 1-=.:.:..:~----- aciccuorles. Otdar Glen Townbomes, 2554 Elden Ave, Colt& Mesa. 11 to 6 dally. MU134. s.atOce! llu1t Hll con- '8118 ot 13 home; loose pillow 11 vil14. rm 1ulte, aJ ... top collff • •.--d tablee w lcredenu. Lea 11:1 11 bdrm •u l ta • ~family rm Ht, eoc:lrtaU table. w /end commoclea, bookca .... ~1¥el chain, Uallan formal r•rnt Ml. lam111. Qraodfalher clock. lUm· ball piano, component l&tno. ek. Call for ant, "7·1518: Cor. 1roup, twio bedt. tbl.. bollten • coven. aatda. latnp; Jllnt cond. $US l"or all. 552..0SZS Bauer ice akates. like ...,, .u. J wU.b auarda. SI.$. God• akai.. al&e M. •· ~akai.. ...... ~ .... ta. Jr. ~o, medium a1M u . e pea. ·== ce.a. .. 11,..... _ _. . ,..,.. .......... car model kilt. n_.er °'**'· suo. Puulet IOe ........ e&c. 4 SAR .,.-~~· .... ~ . Ru11leo sable t'ape, ab .. red Buver )kt w/mall.. collar never worn. siooo mk ofr, .... M7.... New orua• cbtt 'JU, .. ' lo. ...,_,. S'fWtvej N)C~et 9115. 1 5hp. I 9h. alJ' COii>· ........ _. .. • 9' ~ibl. S15t$0 Ul..... SftllGI" •T5. I Holt• ....................... · dralllll& •••" sioo. • 9-w ~ w..W, Wllae W\dt« Iota. SIOO. waadde*•Mont.lft· r:t:.--..:.1/Mltotter. :io.,,~ bec1' cuahlou. ~..:t:.a:::i .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Orange · ~oast EDltlON Your Hometown Dally Ne•spaper I VOL. 72, NO. 256, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 C .FIFTEEN CENTS f No Relief Seen Fro DI Inland SDiog J By IOCllA&L PU&BVICB °' .. ...., .......... Smoa and beat continued to make life ml.lerable for many Oranp County rftldenta today. and air quality olfklal.a predict· r eel DO immediate Salvation for , folks Uvins more than a few mile. from the cout. Fint·stqe health advisories ~ were issued for inland areas such as El Toro and Anaheim, wanln1 thoae particularly sensitive to amo1 lo remain in· doors -. the bad ail' sie8' moved into ita sixth conaecutive day. "We're predicting eood air quality aloo1 the cout," said a spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality Management Dis tricl <SCAQMD ). "But there's not going to be any break for In· landers. probably through the weekend." "Everyone la having a dif- ficult time," said Ricki Yacks, safety director for the Orange County Department of E'duca- tion. "We are su11esting that scbooa curtail outdoor activity such as football scrimmages.·· shf added However, no formal directive was issued to school districts along the Orange Coast. Of- ficials were asked to "use our own dlacretioo," said Jean FJem- inl of the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. No plans were made to curtail phys ical activity for students in the Capistrano Uni(ied School District, where ocean breezes have pushed much of the rancid air inland. Likewise. officials in the Irvine Unified School Dis· trict today s aid it would be "business as usual." District spokeswoman Fran Morton s aid "we've bad no alerts from the county · · But Huntington Beach Union High School District officials cancelled all physical education classes early today. Football players were allowed to continue light workouts , but some coaches were expected to limit a fternoon practice lo "chalk talks ," a district spokesman said. Twelve air quality district ID· spectors were in the field early today to enforce restrictions on emissions by large industrial plants Glass manufacturers and paint &<>mparues were ordered to cutback emissions between 20 and 50 percent, said air quality <See SMOG, Page A2 I ooters l :Bergeson I tDecries I I !Bill Limit By JOANNE REYNOLDS I Of ... De+ty .. , ... St.ff I Assemblywoman Mari an Bergeson, R·Newport Beach, s aid today she was "very disap. pointed" that her bill to index state income taxes was given a two.year life span Wednesday by the state Senate Mrs . Bergeson, a freshman legislator, introduced the bill. which is des igne d to keep Californians who receive cost of Living pay increases from being s hoved automatically into higher tax brackets. The measure, AB 276, cleared the Assembly this summer. The Senate approved It Wednesday 31-7. However, Senate Democrats amended the bill so that it will be in effect only for 1980 and 1981. That move' was based on a reluctance to commit the state to a permanent tax loss during a period of economjc uncertainty. Mrs. Bergeson said a meeting was held this morning by As· ; sembly leaders to consider the t possib~ty of fighting the sunset t amendment, "but there's such a t time constraint, I don't know 1 what can be done," she said. The legis lative session is • scheduled t~ end this weekend. "I don't mtend to let sunset 'take place." Mrs. Bergeson 1 added. "That woule be like sun · setting morality. Ir I can't do : anything before the end of the ' session, then in January when ' we reconvene. I'll immediately introduce a bill lo kill the two- 1 year limit." ' Mrs. Bergeson said extensive ! lobbying by the staff of Gov. Ed· • mund Brown Jr. led to the two· ~ year limit on the bill. "He made it clear he would l veto the bill as it was passed by the Assembly. but be didn't want to be in the position of vetoing a • tax cut." sbe said. t ·'I understand the lobbying • w u intense to the point of him threatenin1 vetos on pend.tng Senate bllla to 1et the Senators to 10 alone with the two.year limit. . The inflationary inereuea in income tax.ea c:oUected by the state .are viewed by Indexing pr~ aa nothi.nC more than un· eaialated J.aX lncreues. The idea Ol lndexinl la to keep the state from mald.q money on ln· nation-emased waae increases. One tlalf analysis reports the t bill would save taxpayen sno mllliaD U. tbe ftnt year and AIO mlllloll bathe MCOOd year. f Dally 1"114'C I"-., J MI C 0... Left Is All Right - Celia Turne' of Newport Beach is left·handed and proud of it. To find out how left·handed Orange Coast reside~ts cope With a right·handed world, see today's Featunng section, Page Cl. Mesa Copter Helps lfmd Missing Girl An eight-hour search for a missing Santa Ana girl ended happily Wednesday nilhl after nelabbora 1"te awakened by a Costa Meea police helicopter loudspeaker and dilcovered the child in their bome. Pitier said his department often asks for helicopter assistance from Costa Mesa poUce. "They're rrea.t. on offering the chopper, it's really an excellent service." 'Shoot To Kill' Ordered MOBILE. Ala. <AP l llur ricane Frederic crashed into this :.>O·year·old port with 130 mph winds today, leaving two dead, ripping apart homes. Oat· te ning businesses and Cell ing trees and power lines along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana Looting broke out an downtown Mobile and the neighboring town of Prichard in the wake of this MOBILE LOOKS LIKE WAR ZONE-Al area ·s worst hurncane in a dee· ade . Armed Natio na l Guardsmen were sent in and Prichard police were told to "shoot to kill " Frederic weakened and was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland today across southeast Mississippi and into Alabama. with top winds of 60 mph. The storm was centered at latitude 33.5 north longitude 87 7 wes t. or JUSt north east of Tuscaloosa, Ala It was moving just east of due north at 20 mph and was expected to turn more to the northeast later today. The born.again s torm hat Alabama, Louisiana. Miss1ssipp1 and the Florida Panhandle, c hurning 15·fo o t l ad es Forecasters said the greatest threat today was from floods and tomados Alabama Gov Fob Jamet-t toured the area by helicopter and said he would ask the White House lo declare Mobile and Baldwin counties a disaster area. Damage was estimated at up to SlOO million an Florida and SSO million in Miss1ss1pp1 This festival cit1 of :.>0,000 and neighboring Pascagoula, Miss . a smaller city to the west, bore the brunt of the hurricane which hit land at Dauphin Island. a re· sort island 5 miles long that was reported "sliced in half " "I would s ay there is not a dwelling. bu.sines& or any other building in Jackson County that does not have damage ranging from minor to total destruc tion." said Ken Phillips, director of disaster relief In PascaJCoula. Ma yor A .J . Coope r o f Prichard. a Mobile s uburb of 50 ,000, said widespread looting was reported in his community today . Th e mayor told policeman lo fire two warnina {See STORM, Pase A2) AP WlrwpMto AUTO SUPPLY STORE REDUCED TO RUBBLE Worker Surveys Damage From Hurrtcane at Prichard, Ala. Burglary Suspect Shot A.t, Captured A burglary suspect wat-t cap tured Wednesday after a Costa Mesa police officer s hot at h1m and missed. police said today Thev said Edmund M ancillat-t. 21. oi Santa Fe Springs. re mained in Costa Mesa Jail toda) o n s us picion of residential burglary. He was held in lieu of $10,000 bail. His alleged accomplice. Ju he Marie Vasquez. 20, of Orange. was booked on the same charge and bail at Orange County Jail. police said. Police said Officer Edward Dryzmala ordered Mancillas to halt Wednesday.at about 1 p.m. when be was seen walking through the West Bay apartment complex, 2250 Vanguard Ave . near the police station Mancillas allegedly dropped the television and ra n. police !>aid They said that wben Dryzmala ordered ham again to stop. Man ca llas whJrled around Believing the sus pect was d rawing a gun, Dryzmala fired one shot but massed, pohce said They said the bullet narrowly missed a car an the street. Mancillas was arrested at the scene and Miss Vasquez was ar- rested aftet a witness reportedly saw her driving away in a car. No gun was found on the sus· peel. Police said 8-year-old Bernice De La Torre, ol 510 s. Lyon, San- ta Ana. waa round near midnilbt ball a mile from her panmtl' home. Her mother had reported her miNiq four boon earlier. Sex Tale Told by Teen Coast Bernice 'a motbe'r bad been k>oklDI TOI' u.e cbild line• •:ao that a(ternoo~. Police aad aelpbon joiaecl the IHMIM·to- bouH IMft)a at aboUt 8 p.m. but fall~ to turn vP 8QJ tr•ce ol the uw. llrl· Alleged Pimp 'Pleased With Work' Sota A.Da off1c1n fl.Dally called fGr help tnm Costa •eu Poltee, wllo .-at ~ a Woopter oter tbl .-broldHIUll IM ........ ~:,"':. N ...... !~ a laalf·adle fromJlai(Dt La 'firieir•clee• were awakeaed b)' lla• baUoopt.er loacbpeaker. aad fCMllld ille .111114 ...... ID Mr 81 l'&EDE&ICK SCROEM.EBL °'-..... ~·--A tirl wbb became a proatttute lD Oraqe County at 15 teltlfted Wtdne1da1 that her alleted Newport Beach pimp waa ao pltuad witb ber .ork that be wanted her to mov• into bit bome and ''be on• ol bit main l•dl•." Doaald Smith and Valtrle ...... Tbo••· 21, of Santa Ana, are 1tudtn1 trial lo Superior Ceu.rt oe CUrlM ot p1mplnc and PID· •nu tar IM b1P aebool -. -"'-"""'""'4qt"Mtweeo StptemM1' and t 0.-1 ..... otlfTI. OD -occulon, the blonde .......... lmJt.b dl.petdell ber by tul to a Promontory Nat apartment In NewPOrt Beach where her male customer used bla 8aater Cbarae credit card to pay for her services. The fee was$IO. The llfl, dteued In a loose· flttlDJ white dreaa of fUblouble leqtb, told tbe five-man, teven- woman Ju.ry that ab• waa IW"ed lnto proatltutlon by lllaa ThomH; for wboae aon 1be babyMt. .. Valerte told me that I would make more money becaua• I WU Uftdier U. ... ol 11." \be llrl teedfted, adcllDI that lhe OMded ~ lnclDeJ MelUM abe pluaed to nm away trwn hoa\e. "Sbe <Ml11 Tbomu) would drtve me there. 1be would col· lect the money and I would have -.. --. _ _,, ..,_._ sex with them." the girl. now 16, told the court. Her ft.nt "trick," she teaWied. occurred wlth a middle-aced maQUiOrana,e who pald $500 for tbeCJae-hour seaaioo. She performed services for the man oo two aublaquat occuiona at Mitt Thomas' requeat, the alrl teatlfted. At U.. pl'Oltitute, tbe 1lrl aald, ahe •• paid $100 of the taOO . The remainder of the mOQey wa1 split by Mila.. Tbom .. and a.noUMr WOllWl. IM aald. la NOffmber lt'71, lb• cJrl tiltll'led, MlA Tbomu 1\&Qllt- ed th., ao to wort for Sm.Ith, ·operator of several "escort" C8ee VICB, Pase Al> , 'l Weather Some hi1b clouds but mostly sunny Friday with hl1bs from 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 88 in· tend. Lows toniltht 64 lo 68. IN8IDE TODAY A f amil11 •~r,•nced a mohtmor1 tolwn ~nttera toolc owr~r home. Sn Page AU. ,ti DM.Y "'-OT 0 T'hur!d!X· lep~blt ''· 1911 ~'·"···· Luxu.-y Liner Mishap __:::=-~--~.:---• llhlber Vu Coct'1 Nletl•• • feared tar a.r ,_,., •• llM I ~t ~with plUI for. Cw• , .... cn11e _...,.. ........ t' ,_.,,~~Da.Scl. Newn11• ber•r n ca U. fln\ few daya of her erube blared ber relatlve1' wout teara: "Hurrle••• t..a1bu Dornlniean ll~blle. • • • '4,000 ln· 4 Jund By Hurrleaae" &ad ''&alt Awalta k.Wer Storm.·· ~ But Mn. Vao CoU'J won1ea W.ND't wttb tbe .. aaaer, they eonceraecl the luaury lloer Skyward'• MliDe room. TbJ.11.)'·ftve inllet ow ol MlamJ on ber return • l"Off tlom bed at 4:'5 Lm. to UN the .... troom "l 1ot up to 10 to \he bathroom and the Ucht wouldn't •ork," the San Juan Caplatrano rai· dent recalla of the incident early Saturday · ~ "I looked out ol my cabin and everybody waa 1oln1 throu1h the hall with their llfejacketa on." Sta~. ahe asked pasaenby what was gotng on. There'd been a fire in the engine room, they told her, and everyone was aaked to head to their emergency lifeboat sta· lions. .. ·'Nobody had extra clothes because they'd gathered up our luggage the nlsbt before for docking, 11 Mrs. Van Cott said. She groped for her clothes and dressed hurriedly in the dark· neaa. She joined her fellow pusenaen on the deck fM a several-hour wall until the .cruise U.ne could send a sbip out. * * * ........... !llarwant (a .... ..... ) .. u.. .... ad to dim dowa a rope ladder Lnto the Of.-.. to IO kCIUI \he Waler to ·~··a. .. Jd. .............. tt ••• ktndot a ... but lt WU YerJ eadl· In .. .. The South Coan Medtcal Cent.er ward clerk IAllalM 1he WHO 't worried 4'uplt. lpeodiq Hveral houn on a dbaw.d abll> al•••· "AJ we stood on tbe d.ck. wait lDC we could aee amoke cocnln1 out of the ahlp aod 1mell lt but we didn't He DJ nre, II Mn Vu Cotl remembered. ''They had to leave the eqi.ne room aea1ed becaute they were afraid ol ooi 1aa." 1be added. ·'There was a woman •omewhere on the 1blp who waa overcome by the fumes but 1be was okay.'' The scene on deck mutt'" been soanethln1 like tbe lut boun ol the Titanic. "Tbe orchestra played ud everybody sang and tt WQ real· ly quite orderly," ahe aatd. "The captain's seruie of humor was good too. ·'He said · Pleaae don't stand on one side of the sblp -we don't want another Poseidon Ad· venture'." Mrs. Van Cott finally reached Miami at 9:20 p.m. but didn't 1et off the boat unW 10:30 p.m. The incident, however, haan 't dampened her seruse of adveo· tu re. "l'd like to take another cruise,'' she said Tuesday. "Maybe up to Alaska on the inland cruiae. '' * * ·* Ordeal in Tempest Drowns Sailboater PENSACOLA, Fla. <AP ) - Dr. John Langley satd be lost his gi rlfriend to storm-tossed Escambia Bay and spent seven hours clinging to his capslzed sailboat as Hurricane Frederic hurled itself inland on the cen- tral Gulf Cout early today. ·'I )ust kept hollering," the 45-year-old physician from Mobile, Ala., said after being rescued today by Escambia County sheriff's deputies Police dlvera were searching for h1a miaaing companion. Her identity was not immediately made public. "At that time. I became total· ly at the mercy of the hur· ricaoe, 11 he said. His friend, meanwhile, was trapped inside the cabin with the windows locked. He said he saw her face as be was swept into the bay. ·'That was the last time I saw her. J don't know whether she was swept overboard or sunk with the boat," he said. Langley said be was not wor- ried too much about tryinc to salvage bia boat. "The main thing Is what has happened to my companion," he said. N-M Hails Higher Tot Census Newport-Mesa 1chool dl11J1et offlclala Hid today an unexpect· edly large kindergarten enroll · ment this year may bode wtill for the future. "It's anexcellentslgo," Deputy Superintendent Norman Loats said today. The distric t clo11ed three schools this year because of declintnc enrollment. Loata aald 1,025 klnderaarten youngsters bad enrolled by Wednesday, the third day of school, compared with a predict· ed lolal of 917. Registration figures don't stabilize until a month after school starts, school officials noted. Overall enrollment bad risen from 18,877 Monday to 19,338 Tuesday and 19,431 Wednesday, officials sald. It still fell short of the predicted total of 19,764. Loala said the heaviest kin- dergarten enrollments -which indicate future student body size were ln Costa Mesa. Wilson Sehool had the most, with 96. Other large kindergarten classes were reported in Lindbe rgh School, with 78 youngsters, Newport Heights with 72 and Pomona with 71. Enrollment. origlnally thought to be on the rise ln the eastern part of Ne wport Beach, bas proved disappointing, Loats said. Only SI kindergarteners enrolled at Harbor View School, while 33 was the number reported at both Corona del Mar and Eaatbiuff elemeotaries. Dlalrict trustees are thinking about closmg Corona del Mar Elementary in the fall of 1981. Langley s aid he clung desperately to his boat during the early part of the night and saw a sheriff's cruiser drive along a nearby road. The officer did not see him. * * * F,...Pa~AJ His screams were finally heoard by another deputy between 4 and 5 a.m and he was pulled to safety. Langley said he and his com panlon were trying to nee from Mobile to safe harbor at Destin, Fla .. farther e ast along the Panhandle coast. but had to stop a t Perdldo K e y south of Pensacola because of high winds and waves from Hurricane Frederic. He said they tied up to a pier at Perdido Key "Everything looked fine," be recalled. He said he and his friend at flrat were rid.int out the storm very well, but auddenly w1od and water t.ore away the plllncs and the boat betan taklna on a lot of water ll filled quickly and rolled over. Whale Beached MO~ LANDING tAP> -A female pilot whale, 8-feet·lon1 and 700 pound.I, beached It.elf on ZmudOWlki Beach near tbl1 Mon· terey Bay comm.unity W edneaday att.emoon. c DAILY PILOT ~"==" a.-. ............ , .... ---..~- Tlllllfl••,,,,, .... Cllan .. f M\18"11t4...,. STORM LOSS BEA VY. • • shots at looters, then "shoot to kUI." Mobile Mayor Gary Green- bought said some looting also was reported in the downtown area a nd Gov. James sent armed National Guardsmen and stale troopers loto the area. Prichard fireman Sidney An· derson said the looting began at daybreak, "as soon u they could see to steal." Nearly half a mllllon J*>ple fled their home1 as P'rederk followed clote to the palh lhatl Hurricane Camille took LO yeera a10 in k1llin1 mor• than 290 peo pfe. Florida Gov. Bob Graham uid be expectAld lh• damato In the arn from Panama City t.o Penaacola to exceed the •H mllUon in wreckace left by Hur· ricane David 13 daya a10 Frederic destroyed 1215 houlea and mobile home• and blacked out the enUre Up of the Florida Panhandle. . Ml11ia1lppt Gov. Cllff tlnc:h estimated damage lo hla it.ate al more than '40 mllUon. "It'• terrlbl11," Finch Hid. "Fortunately then were not any Uve• lost. But IOIM Iott all U..y bad Hved their Ule for." In Mobile, 1treet. were nearly lmpaasable and U0 ,000 cu1tomers were without elec- tri clty. A power company i)otetman ~ 1l would t.ak• Nveral to fully rtetore power. Frederic dama1ed the roof and rl~ a cupola from the hlatoric Clt1 h•JI la Mobile, where more tban 6 lncbe• ol rala fell between 9 p.m . and 10 p.m. Wffn-1a)'. Eut«n Alrllna oa Wedae.· day canceled an fU1bt1 to PenHcola, MobU• and New OrleADI. Sentce wu reeamed to New Orlean1 todq. More than 200 taonttal pa· Uenta ftH mov.d to uUway1 U wtndowl .... Ullnd Md JJ0 OC· cupanta ot a nurtiDC bom• bud· dled ln ba.UI u raln wblJMd ~~ lbatWed Wt.Ddows.-'l'IM roof of tb• 'ae'8on County ~ NQ«t udtpUt. Al ta.I .,. Of tbe burrkane broulllt a temporary ealm to the tow• crl '7.-. olftc1a11 of lalalla Aiffard."JlliitiiltPPJ'• l.-t. tlillle bM:luMrJ, ...,orwi .. ''U. tenslve dama1e. just absolutely extensive." In Fairhope, Ala .. on the ea1tem shore of Mobile Bay, Ci · ty Councilman Jack Stipes re- ported the wind.a were devutat· Inc. ''It'• Juat plUfuJ, 11 be Hid. "f look out ln the alreeU and all I 11ee la twbt.ed lree11 and met.l. We've had lrtmen~ damage to home. and bual,,..sea. but we know ol no cuualUe1 and t.bat'a what wt'A U>anklnt Ood for." Tornado w•mloP were luued for part.a ol l'lortda, O.orst.a and Alabam•, and clvll defenu of· flclale 1ald 17 people received minor tnjur1• when a tornado kno~k•d down a bulldln1 ln Oultport, Mlle. A 4·)'tar-old boy WH killed when wlnd1 blew over hla famlly'e mobtlt home In Grand Bey, Ala., four mllH 1outbwest of MobU•, accordln1 to deputy 1herlff G.or111 Mccant.a. An tlderf y woman in Prichard died of a heart attack whtn rHcuera wtre unable to reach her bome, 1&ld Prichard Fire Cblef Doanl• *ro11lnl. The 1tonn '• winds and waves el1ht fe41t bith de1troyed 120 homtt ln the Florld1 Panhandle, ul4 E1cambla County ad· mhll1traUvt 1pokt1man Pat OooneUy. · · · t Sakioka Farm EIR Approved AD mriroe.aMDt&l Impact re- port on the W·aere Bakioka Farm1 property ln DCll"tll Colta Mfta bu been appro¥.cl bf tbe cU.r'• Pl••"' CommJatlon. Th• ~ la betu forwarded to tbt city coaeU wftb a ~· mtndatloa tor approval. Tbe date for • city ~ell hMrtn1 Oil t.he report hun 't beeA Mt. Tb1 ltudy 1ooU at tbe poten. tlal effecta ot plau by lto)'ale Development Co. co bWJd 111 to Ml condomlnbam1. more tban 1.1 mlllkm 1quan feet of oalc:e 1p1c:t M4 I lM,• 14ur.loo&. ind\lltltal part near the South Co11tPlaijaru. • ,,...P ... AJ dlitrid •peMN.r Al Oa.uti. He 11.td molt companlea wlth moH &Mn • employ .. were eooperadnl wD r.qw\:::! MrJHUn.lbl ... •• .... Mie~Jml. • _.,. -IP can tn 1Ur CA•·-r1• > .-tda1 Sot today," 1aid o.aa, ... Normally wt bave •bout•. ...... , .. , u,., ...... " • trem1ndou1 lmP.roument by moat compu1•, · M addM. Don Wallctr 1n envtr0ttmMtJ1l •n•lneer wlta lntn•'• Fluor Corp., Hid tM flnn Wll b•vtftC no \rouble In rtd4Min11mplcW" tl'afnc flow under toda~·· tint atafe health advl1ory whl<'h calla for a» ptrc•nt tr•#nc cut Fifty-two YIM tr.oaport 6l7 Fluor emptoy... t1ch day end 1.aot other worll.,. are ln car poola. The total '1&a0r 1talf I• about UiOO. · Walker, prtdlct1n1 th1t a ftrrt·lhlt alert could be called for frlday. uld P"luor •ould be for<'~ to •hut down a pair ot 1pray palnUn1 booth• and attempt to achteve a 65 to 75 percent tratnc cutb1ck "We n1ure that 75 percent of our employe.1 will ma.Ile aocne effort~to Ip >" W111lker noted. A 1 rn1n for the NatJonal W eat er Servle«i aald th• blib pre11ure oat.en and minimal wind• that have combined to keep amog hoverln-c over Southern Callf<Jrnlo for the pa.t few day11 would continue Report.a that • Pacific 1torm would move In to bruk up lhe sya lem were ln e rror, the spokeaman added. It will remain moslly IUMY wllh temperatures lo the mld·70s aloog the coast to upper 80a Inland. Thermometera w1U drop no lower than the mld ... overnight. The smot siege hu not creat· ed any serloua problems for the Orance County Health Depart· ment, said Dr. Morton Nelson. He said some boepltab were re· port1D1 higher than avera1e ad· misslom. but that there wu no indication that the health prob- lems were smog related. Costa Mesa paramedlc Mark Brown said there was a "1U1ht increase" Wednesday lo the number of cal.It In his city from persona complaining of chest pains and shortness of breath. Man Arrested After Mesa Officer Bitten A C08ta Meaa man was arrest- ed Tuesday after be allegedly bit a policeman on lhe band. of· flcers said today. They. uld Dennis Walder E"aster, 34, of 2300 Fairview Road was arrested on suspicion of battery on a peace offic~r. He baa been released on $2,500 bail. Pollce said Officer James Wamack was bitten after be and another officer were sent to Easter's apartment re1ardlng a disturbance. A former friend of Easter's wu movinc out some of her belongingJ, police aaid. They said they don't know why Warnack was attacked. Police said the main dan1er in human bites is bepatltts. Warnack received appropriate medlcal treatment. Freedom Be~s THOYOVANDOU, Venda <AP ) -Venda , Africa's am allest nauon, be1an Indepen- dence today u the third black homeland Htabllahed by South Africa 'a white-minority aovtrn· ment She Survived Golden Gate Leaper Saved . SAN FRANCISCO <APl -A .. year-old San f'rand.lco woman has Jumped off the Golden Gate BrtdJe -and lived to talk abouUt. AM McOuJre, listed in "serioUJ condition" today after extensive 1u.r1ery. ls believed to be the Utb pereon to survive the 2ll·foot fall from the pictur: eaquebrldae. Sbe waa rescued Wedneaclay afternoon rrom t.M moat which encloees the bue ot the bridae'a 80Uth tower authoriUes said. ..Al nrst I thou1ht she was dead, but Uwn J saw the lady movtn1." satd Coast Guard seaman Tim Cortijo. who lifted her lnto the boat which brought her to shore. "The flrat thing she said, was, 'Help me, •I'm fallinl.' and then she said, 'I hurt'." Petty officer Carl Stenberg, who was driving the boat, said be asked the woman, "Why would a pretty alrl like YOU jump otr the brtd1e?" 'She said, 'l don't know, I don't know'," Stenberg aald. Strike at Airwest Transfers Flights The four-day-old strike by Hu1bea Ariweet employees - knocking out 14 flights dally from Orange County's John Wayne Airport -baa made travel more difficult but not lm· poHlbie for local puaeogen . Sookesmeo for Alr California and Golden West airlines today reported aubetantiaJ Increases in pa11en1er load.I since Hughes ru1bta were balled Monday. If the strike continues through the weekend, Air California spokesman Mark Peterson said "serioua conaideration" would be given to addin1 another daily rn1ht from Ora.nee County to Laa Vegas. "We've been accommodallng a number of ticketed Alrw•st pasaengen and bave been able to provide tranaport•tioo cto Las Vegas> on both a confirmed and stand-by basis," Peterson s8ld The number of passen gers placed on at.a.ad-by status has in creased substantially, he added lo addition to the loss or ,-.,..;rage Al VICE •.• services from hla home at 1.311 Cliff Drive. ·'She uid if YoU worked for him we'd get more calls," lhe girl testified in Judge Byron K. Mc M illall'1 court. The same nicbt she filled out the application. the soft·spolrett teen-aser testified, Smith sent her on three calla, two 1n Newport ~acb and one to a cuatomer wbo Uved near South Coast Plua. Asked ii her customers ever asked her to model naked. perform a musa1e or serve as an "'°"' -au le1aJ activities -the sirl responded, "No." "I had already fi1ured out what I wu 1uppo1ed to do," she said. At one point, she quoted Smith as aaytna that be wanted her to U ve in bla house and be ooe of hit "main lad.lea." The defense. accord1n1 to at torneys. will attempt to show that lhe girl was never actually directed to perform sexual acts with customera. and that she did so of her own~ will. They ai.o will try to convince the Jury that card tilea aeized from Smith's bou.ae cataloeued legitimate bualneas customers and were not coded .o u to iden· Uly county vice officers. l ' Hugbea n1&ht.s to Vegas, county passengers no l~nser have d irec t acceu t o Tucson or Phoenix, Ariz . destinations not served by either Atr Cal or Go lden West. Golden West, which does not provide service to Las Vegas, has had an increase in the number of pas!tengers Oymg to Los Angeles to make connec tions with other airlines for flights to Phoeni.x and Tucson. said spokesman Charles Rob. btni. Passengers with Aar Cal have generally been flying to Las Vegas. where "interline op- porturulles are excellent." noted Pe tenon M ea nw h il e, Hugh es s pokesman Larry Litchfield lo· day said "we are grounded and won 't be resuming service until thas thing as settled And no new ses1uoru. have been scheduled " The company's "standing of- fer" to strikmg members of the Air Lines Employees Associa t1on calls for a 28 6 percent pay hake over three years. The proposed pay increases to station agents would increast annual salaries to $22,850 . L1tchf1eld noted Union negotiators reportedly ha ve a.sked for a 38.9 percent in crease. up to $24 .676 an the third year L1tchlleld said the airline 1s losing about SI milUon in rev. enue ea<'h day t h e str ike continues Leisure Services To Begin Sign-ups Regutration for fall classes 1s scheduled from 6 to 8 p.m. Mon - day by lhe Costa Mesa Leisure Services Depa~en~. Registration will be held at the downtown community center. $84 Center St. Information can be obtained by calling 75'&-5300. lle8earch OK'd SACRAMENTO <AP) -Two hundred tbousand dollars would be earmarked f or state· aponaored research on Hunt- ington ·a dl.leue, under a bill ap- proved by the suate Assembly. The measure. SB930 by Sen. Alan Sieroty. D·Los Angeles, woo a 76·1 vote Wednesday, sending It back to the Senate. Downtown Plans Must Be Flexible Ttialpen' IM!a\ed up recently wben the Cotta II•• llede~t Aaeocy -wbaM member& .,.. tbe Clb C'A:i.mdl -uJd tlM'J'N not re..S, to nlle out Ule POUlblU· b o1 o: 11n+tdn1 a row ol ltorel OD Newport Bovlevard. Owners and tmaata of the lltor9 aa the .. t .we ol the 1t'net between Ha.rtJor BoWevard and 19th Street don •t want to aell. At lllue ta a commerdal redevelopment plaaned for an adjacent block. There'a pGeraJ ....-meot tbat both the Newport Boulevard stor. and tbe propo&ed deve)c)p· ment would beMflt from better parklnl and tratnc circulation. . 111.ercbaata indicated tbey wouldn't fuu too mueb '1 t.be qency knocked down Just a few atona for tr&fftc clrculadotl And as an ecD10m.lc comultant Pointed out, tbe Newport Boulevard access ~d be vital to the re- development. Some merchants IOl a bit hot under the collar' however, when Mayor Ed McFarland said the possibility of taldn& all the stores shouldn't be diacarded yet. He pointed out that, in a deaign competition the city ls planning for the redevelopment project, designers should be able to look at all the alternatives. Councilman Donn Hall, persuaded to McFarland's point of view, made this successful motion: That compet- ing designers draw up one plan for the redevelopment taking as few Newport Boulevard stores as possible, and another plan showing bow the remaining stores might later be tom down and phased into the redevelopment. We sympathize strongly with merchants who are tired of having their future in doubt, and who face very real problems with finding tenants. Present tenants are also in a difficult situation. But it would be short-sighted of the city to draw up a plan that doesn't take into account the possibility that 10 or 20 years down the road, things could be quite a bit dif- ferent in that section of Costa Mesa. What if the state Department of Transportation widens Newport Boulevard and takes the shops' parking lot? What if the present owners, 10 or 20 years from now. are retiring and want to sell? What if the proposed Santa Ana River bridge linking 19th Street to Huntington Beach changes the traffic pat- tern? What if the merchants then find that most business is coming from the other side of the development. through what are 1\ow their back doors? One more topic for consideration -what if the cur· rent council members ruled out taking the shops? That.,. wouldn't prevent a future council from reversing that de· cision. The important thing is that, as conditions change, the city's plans ought to have enough flexibility to change with the m. The merchants and tenants have good cause to argue that only the minimum number of shops be taken in the near future. But council members are wise to provide for at least the distant possibility that some day the Newport Boulevard property might become available. Help for Seniors For years, the problems of senior citizens have been much like the weather: Everybody talks about them, but nobody does anything. The statistics are depressing. Many elderly people who·ve worked bard all their lives find themselves facing poverty, loneliness and boredom, along with health that may be failing faster than it has to because of depression. ' In Costa ~esa, City Council members are taking steps to try to alleviate some of the problems for seniors in their city. Work is expected to begin soon on a subsidized hous- ing project that will provide 74 apartments, plus one for a manager. • The fact that more than 800 applications have already been received for the project shows the need. In addition, the city Leisure Services Department coordinates a seniors club that will hold its first annual picnic Friday from 11 a .m . to 4 p.m. at Estancia Park, Adams Avenue at Mesa Verde West Drive <information is available by calling 754-5391 ). Transportation and recreational activities, including special trips, have been organized. And officials are look- ing at other senior needs, such as day care, to determine what's wanted and bow it could be offered. There aren't any easy solutions to the problems of the aging, but at least in Costa Mesa, the city government is really trying to help. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are thoae of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment la invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92826. Phone (714) &42·4321 . Boyd/ Beauty Tboae who _purport to know say it's legally libelous to aay in print that ao-and-ao ls a ••raacal." Llltewlae, to describe ao-and·so as "in· temperate." Or to claim IOo and·IO bu a "JekJll·and· Bya penoaalltJ." . Wbat a tomato actually 1meU. like. aeecmtlDI to tbe set..u.ts, » a combiDatioD of frapanc• from l'CIM9, vloleta, lemons, pepperm.lnt, caramel, vanilla, carrou, citronella and sulphur. Q. ''Bow many days t year does the averase 11tUer 1pead CID lbe aid aJopel Md 19ar?" A. Two. A 11..,...rt.oml ta 8oaa Africa'• Oedulltoora pro- c.,... about • .uiebtt eaeb •Mk to make tbat J•a:k1 called. blltoni. Thi• eomea • ._... a dlll& ub if otb1ela meet• edlble. It ii. f'Nlb, too. But m~1 It'• ripped tato at.rlpt ua dried. Q. "Doel _,._., now wbat profOrtlOD of flnt .............. ~ .....,..., .. A. Malt n peremt. It'• Nit: Aobet1 N. Wffd/Publlsher T'*"-1 K~tll!dlto Reagan's St&r May Be Waning LOS ANGELES -"It'll be the .... old Ronald aeaca:n. you tton 't .. IA1 dlfr.,...ce." ~n Nofata• toad ••, one d.a7 1 wbile .., at tbe omca ol t.be Beataa for Pre1tdent bero. Nofal1er wa1 wron1 and now bt'I tone. No'1iser•1 resl~n1Uoo from the committee Jut moath, after 13 yeara or aervln& the former Ca I tfornla Io v·e r nor , w a1 the first public sip of what l'm pret ty aure ia go· to1 to be the 4 ...._ political col· • . lapse of the old conservative hero. Actually, I'd caU hlm the con· servative hermit. Reagan divides bis time between his ranch in San- ta Barbara and hermetically sealed Caod usually well paid> ap- pearances before friendly ' .... -----~- Mailbox pollllcal and corporate au-dJeuces. 1'llE &aa>ND llGN eame a f~ .,.. • wbm Ute ·-·-committee M'WJllllteed Id.I faDd. ra1aJ.AI .,.. laatnfa a.ad it ._ $500.000 lD debt. cw JOU haYen't noticed. aea1an, wlilo'• 1uppoMd to be nmnlDI for preei· dent, ii not exactly knoddq hlm1elf out raiatnc money or mincliq with the voters. Part of tbe reaton for Ilia ilolaUon is that be Udn't CS. cided wt>o be ii come to be um Ume around. B1a staff bu been filbting for months about whether be should be tbe Old Reagan or a New Reagan. Nofziger. believing the eJec. torate bas become much more conservative in recent years, wanted the old Reagan, sayini. "l told you so." The idu was that R e agan c ould say Republican conservatives have been right from the start. For him that means since 1964, when .......... -• •aUGM.I flcure bJ campal••••• for Barry Ookhrmr. Otben la lbe Hale Bea•a lwr drde -espeeMI· IJ campal1n ma•:t•r John lean -laave bem ••lnl to mold a new, mor. moderate Ronald Rea1aa, sort of 1 1lamonJU1 Gerald Ford. mm 18 eo•• blltorlcal bula for botb Be.a~.-. ,.. a 1pealter. be ba1 a~ waya aad eniaclncJy pounded oat -1111· dlanlinl m-.ace of tree m- terprille and ltJ'Olll clefeDle. ,.. CoYernor ol Ca.lifonla for dPt 1ean. be •• pmiwe, IDOda Ide aad moderately effecthe. Deapite all tbe rlletorlc, Reagan'• Calllornla wu no laboratory for rigllt-wtn1 theory -it was bic 1overnment aa uauaJ. Nofli&er was ccmvtnced that press and public would not stand for any~ c:ban1es In the Reagan they bad come to know -and, many, to love. Nots.tier• internal oppcmats, Sean et aJ tbou1b1 Reap.a bad a very very IOOd daaDce t.o be PNlddeD in 1980 ud Ume Ud come t- pnMDt tbe kiDd of mklcn..ci. t.be-romd candktate that u.uall: eoda up in the Whit.e HOUie. . EITBE& WAY, and deaptt. bla aoarina popularity in GOI ~· J don't think Rea1u ii fO m1 to mate tt. His time ii put It ls not only tbat., at tbe ate o 10. be would be tbe oldest prwl dent to take olfice, but that. ex cept for bis hair color goiDf from orange to lead4;n-gray, bf · baa not chanced. People wb< spend time with him -a ven select group -tell me he ia ltil not ready to d.lKuss new iuuea partkularly energy and cbani ing foreip policy. His conven.a tion, they say. and perhaps bi: thinki.nc. focuses on lbe past (( that is true -and repolUn are rarely allowed close enough 'to Reagan to judge -it may bE because the candidate is lazy. Or. perba.-. sensible. Reagan dOH not like to leave his rand! unleu be is well paid to do it Ht would rather take several thou.sand dollars for s~hes than ruo around the country for free touching voters and baoler· mg with bostile reporters. HE HAS HELD orr announcing his candidacy-that is scheduled to happen m November -so that fairness doctrines will not force him to sacrifice substan- tial income as a radio commen- t.at.or and news paper columnist. • A voiding the rat race may dem. onstrate common sense, but I'm not sure you can win the pres idency from a ranch and television studios. For beu.er or wo rse these days. successful candidates are usually hungry ones 'Ille photo Reagan gave to his old friend Nofziger was of .himself in dungarees at the ranch. Tbe inscription asked why he couldn't s pend more time like that. My guess is that he'll have plenty of time soooer lblJl he thinh. Swini Lessons Still Safest Bet for Tots • To the Editor :~ Witb awlmmlog pools, jacuu:la, and hot tubs proliferat- ing around us it ls senseless and potentially dangerous to ad - vocate teachina fear of lbe water. as you did to a recent article, to prevent the senseless tragedy of accidental drowning. I am a water safety instructor with the American Red Cl'06s and have taught hundreds of young children swimming and hundreda of families safety in the backyard pool. Absolutely essential for a family with a non-swimmer is an unclimbable fence with a locking gate around the pool separating it from tbe house. Any pool whlcb can be reached through a house door or patio door is completely unsafe. These fences are metal, six feet tall, with a bottom rail flush to the ground and a narrow top rail. 1bey are qulte attractive white wrought iron or aluminum and can be removed when everyone in lbe family is a profi- cient swimmer. THE GATE must be carefully locked \\'hen the pool is not in uae. When a non-swimmer is ln the pool be must be supervised continually by an adult. Never Leave a non-swimmer to the pool area unaupervUed, even for a fewmomen ... Take non-awlmmers to a qualified awim in.atnactor until they can aave tbemaelves from drowninc. A child wbo baa been taqht fear of the water will re- act wttb panic, the moet de· vutatlq ol re1ctJ001, abould be acclcSeatally fall in. Later 1wim letlOOI wtl1 be very dlftlcult for him lf he bu been taufbt fear by bl.a parents. There are many private and pubUc swim pro- 1ram1. Vl.llt them and find the one which auits you best before enroum,. Parenti wbo have allowed tbetr ddJd to learn •wlmmlna ba•• ~·him .. al.mt the uupeat111ie tnceclY of 4'°!!f ..... la bil lwiJn }epon be WW lean ,_._, rulel, coordlNdcm ~ .. ..ecmftdlDee, wb!C!b an aare tD carry over lllto ot.bw areuafbllUI•. llAllGARln' JORN90N .............. To tbe r.dltor: .lud1H and law7er1 be 4amMldf There Li.1 ,and ,_,,. will be, ..., -.... aanc--. Claytm Moatel Yw doD1 ba,. ... tllaa -.... a.. ... ..... _,, -.. IUdll', OM Cl8eO KW, OIMI Roy ...... ..... ~c.ow..a). Pinch your nose. cup your hands over your mouth: no mat- te r how bard we tried we couldn't Imitate that .. Hi Ho Silver." If you did those things when you bad a cold you could come close to hls voice. but never exaclly. The ways things a re going lhe next Lone Ranger may be a transvestite riding side· saddle. Are you listening, Tonto? LET TRERE be some saruty left among the corporations and the lawyers. Today's world of transience. future shock. and disr egard for our aeing k.in, de- mands that Clayton Moore be al- lowed the right to become an elder Masked Man. We will still remember him a.s we remember all great be.roes on white horses -stamping out evil fort.he good of man. "Say, who was that masked man?" "He left me this silver bullet." "Why. that's tta. Lone Ranger.·· S. II. PAULEY C.r Sale T,..p To the Editor: A recent Daily Pilot editorial suggests Department of Motor Vehicles prevention of vehicle registration as a meapa to lbe end of reducing cobrt "no· shows" by traffic violaton, thereby alleviating tbe case loada in traffic courts. The Daily Pilot ern in thlnlt· tu that "no-shows" involve ears which are re1iltered or operated by penona who would be affected by veblcle reatat.ra· Uon. A LAaGB number of ·"Do- ahow1" stem from vebicl11 whtch were aold in private party salea for caab. Tbe new owner bu oo intention to trauter re- ct1t1atlon nor to pay 1earl1 Ucenae feet. He usuaJb carrle1 no vehicle tllluruce and U ill· volv-4 ill an acddeDt will aftm abandon tbe vebkle. ID IClllDll c .... the Yelaldee .,.. ..... . lD m1 own c .... a u.ree. year ..... toUowtaa a prtftlM party W. tor cub reqalred dla- Qw.otea ''I am fCl6DI to Halla to tell Inaet that Mtf·nil• (for Pal· •t.lnlw) mut be lmplelH!ll..S todeddloa ltl d«alll. . .I wtD In· 1l1t thia time wttb Belin OD a ICllv-tJoa fortbe .lenulem problem." -Sp .... Pl I 1H1• Mwar .. .................. ,. . nmmlt ~ • P.-U· n1••'1lMnm1· position of more than 100 park· ing tickets and out-of-d ate vehJ- cle liceme tickets. Repeated re- quests for OMV or court-aided relief were useless to stop the continuing violauons. Laws are needed which would require a vehicle li~ number cheek in every case at the time a citalioo is written for any cau.se. Laws are needed which would require impounding those velucles which have muJtJ. pie · ·no·ahow" violations out- standing against them and im· pounding or all vehicles with grossly outdated redatration. Laws are needed which would require tbe detention or operators or aucb veblcla. These laws could protect lbe public from a eroup of ir· responaible and dangeroua to- di v iduals who glut traffic court case loam with impunity. C. PIERCE. The •ller of o iiehac~ can Pf'O'- tect ~ from ,.,,,.,.. liallililJI tor citotiou or occ~ ~ tlw OChfc~ blf •ml'Mdia&e!J fUblQ G .... dord DJIV Tr-./ttr of o.,..,., form . CRf ~a dated COPU Of .ame. It'• caoaUoMe al DJIV off'ca al"° ~· Edilor Atrpert F•.U To the Editor: I would like this opportunity to espre11 my objection to tbe lrvine Company's recent at· tempt to bdlueDce the reloc1Uoa of tbe John Wayne Airport - <Orance eo.tJ Airport). lt·ia' about time that people re· alhe that tbe lkaatlioe wblcb ex· iaU now ii tbe reeult of the Irvine Compaa1'1 deliberate plan to toree a amall pmate facility Into a lar1e scale metrGpalltan alrvort. Thia WM done with comp&ete dllntard for t.be aafet.1 and well betnl ol the bUlldredll ol l•m11i• they had ~ into tM 1umJUDd. inl areM. Tbe lntDe CoaaPIQ developed tile welti1m. Ba1crett·Do .. r 8laore1 aad &Mtbhlft aNU. It ...... _'br ........ 1ntM ...... Part, ... tllleiWI .... *IGft buata• ooe11pM& Tllla .. all ..... tM lmowWle .... tarce ecm alrpart facditJ WOl6I beDMdedto ............ lldluolalrllMp ......... TBS taYINS Co•PU7 l9 dlrect11 r-:c.a•lble for tb• airport ••-· Tiiie ea..,.., ..,......,be~.., wtUl Ill OWD ftn .... I ... 0.. ....... ~ ..... .. ,..._toJMM ·wflf•~ • .,... AJr ........ :::a• 2 f GDtwl' ... 80t'9 ·- ranch land either directly or in- direcUy wtuch can be developed. Relocalaon of lbe airport evidently would interfere with this development. The q uality of life in the NewPort Beach a rea ss s uffering from the noise and asr Pollution caused by the increassog num- bers of private and commercial Jets using lhe airport If com- mercial jet traffi c increases st will be intolerable for a great number of the population. l do not feel the Irvine Com- pany and its interests should be allowed to run uncontrolled over the lives or the people they brought Into this area. just because they have sold off lbe property and no longer bave any vested interests in these pre- viously developed areas. DAVID B. BLOOMBERG, M.D. m ell&p~ To the F.clitor: Mn. Dorthy Bauder <Mailbox Sept. 6) abouJd recall that it WIS not Jane Fonda who Hilt bu son to die in Vietnam. It WU the United States government. It WU not tbe "peacenik:a" Who let tile limits on warfare but polltlcal s trategilts and diplomats in Waahincton. Mrs. Bauder should have realized 1oa1 qo that there WU DO ''win· Dine" a land war in Alia. AT THE very leut the total d11truction of North Vietnam would bave COit more lives ud at tbe very worst nuclear COD· frootation wltb the Soviet Union or Commqnilt Chin.a. In that llD· tlllnkable nent tbe United Statea would ba" numbered~ dead not In the fifties of tbcM11.. but lD the rutles ol m.IW .... Mra. Bauder may never believe tbil but the men wbo buMd t•dllr draft cl.nk and Old to Canada 8t Jane P'oada'a Ul'I· i.ai bad 90!thln1 to do with ltier IOD'I deatb. They only taftd tbemMlYea and Ptrbapa tMlJ' 10UDI• ...... •bo .... w to not. Jae heda akml wD maaJ ....._ aome..., ..........__ ldO dk;ii ....... ~ tDdtWwv. TIM tnllo •ws....,. ... 1111a of a.. ......... _ ........ ~ ...... .... ,,.... -..... ., i'W montlla_._.._..._ left tldl-=~• IUD. B. WAJllDD ,.....,,........!!:..__ ... __ .. ---;;;.;-ili I r:5;;: ·-if:. .. ~--·--.. .:: J Oaslr'•r,..,..,. 8ACRAllBNTO (AP) ..,.bile• Lt. Gov. Mike CVb enalMd dNmatJcalb lato UM ........... to ..... torpedo -of Democratic Gov. ·11:dmud ..,,.... .. Jr. •1 -plans, but tbe miMton failed.' Curb made the unuaual •P· pearance late \Vedneaday t.o break a Ue vow 1n an amend· ( STATE ) ment maneuver related to a bill on ball booda. But a late vote negated Curb's vote and the bill was filed for later action. ~lflldled SAN FRANCISCO <AP > Former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Wright will decide lf sitting Justice Frank Newman should be disquallfled from a panel which will rule on whether an Investigation of the high court should be open to the public. Newman is the only recutar state SUpreme Court jmtice who bas refused to disqualify himself from deciding the secret hearing issue. /tlotlaer Fife• SIAt LOS ANGELES CAP> The mothe r of a University of Southern California librarian ~lain by a man two weeks alter he was paroled from prison has filed a $3 million suit against the California Department of Cor· rec lions Bernice B Stamps charged We dnesday in U.S . District Court that state officials had failed to maintain contact with Stevie Lamar Fields, who was convicted la11t month of murder· ing her daughter. Rosemary Jane Cobb. - Toast to l'ictort1 .............. Scott and Melissa Dinwiddie raise their glasses of cola in a toast to victory after the Palo Alto City Council agreed not to become the first city in the nation to reg- ulate treehouses. The Dinwiddie treehouse, wh.ich start· ed the whole ordinance push two years ago, will be al- lowed to remain. . Sea Experts Fail To Rescue .Shark REDWOOD CITY CAP) -For the second time in le$s than a month. marine experts have failed in an "almost impossible" ef. fort to keep a captured great whlte shark alive. The 8-foot-long s hark, brought to Marine World-Africa USA after being netted Wednesday by a fisherman lo Tomales Bay. died about 5 a .m. today after it had begun swimming by itself, said Julie Fiedler. a public relations representative for the park. "You can say it died or cardiovascular collapse," she said . "It was under a lot of stress from having been caught and towed alongside a boat." Marine World divers had been pushing the tlsh alon& In an effort to get it to swim. Ron Swallow, a veterinary technician, said earlier that the shark was in poor coodiUon. '1 I' T "the look IS YOO" I And the 96h9kim Quad takes the guess work out of looking great this fall. The quad suit of texturized polyester includes a distinctively tailored jacket, reversible vest and two pairs of slacks. This is all the versatlllty you could ask 1or In a suit. Reverse, mix, match one look leads to another. In solid tones navy, tan, med blue, blue grey and beige with reverse to plald vest and alacks. 210. -. lh.ndlry, leptlmbef 13, ''"' OAlLY PILOT .45 He 'Bated' His Mothere Marine Pl,ead. Guilty to Slaying 2 Women ~~~--- SAN DlEOO <AP) -A 10UD1 Ca~Pendteton marlne ha• pie iWJly t.o ro'b'btna. rap1nc and •tnalllu two wom• Jut t•ar -ta Oeamlde, •8Y1U bil Yicti!Q 'TemindM me ol my mother and I bate her.'' Arthur Cbria Burbrldae. Jr., Wife-rape lill Sent To Brown SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Oresoo-type blll to permit a wife to charge her buaband with rape ia on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s desk. The bill, A8S46 by As · semblyman Floyd Mori, D· Pleasanton, won a S8·10 As · aembly vote Wednesday. IT WOULD REPEAL a pres· ent law that ma.kea the crime of rape inapplicable to a married couple. But as amended, the blll would prevent the prosecuUon of spousal rape unless reported within 30 days. WOMEN'S GROUPS, wbo supported the bill, s aid the spousal exchuion in rape laws was a remnant of earlier tlme5 in which a wife was reearded as property. To meet obligations that the charge might be used vindictive· ly in a quarrel. tbe bill would al- low husband-wife rape to be punished less severely than other kind& of rape CURRENT STATE LAW re· quires a prison sentence of three, six or eight years for rape. For spousal rape. Mon's bill would allow either a pnson :,entence. a county jail term or up to a year, or probation. Nor would husbands cooVJcted of raping their wives have to register with law enforcement authorities as sex offenders THE BILL WOULD add California to a :,maU group or states that consider husband wi(e rape a crime , In the nation's first trial on the charge, def~ndant John Rideout was acquitted in Oregon. 20, made b.11 plea Wed.Dnday 1n a cloud chamber• 1astoo before a San Dle10 Superior Court Jud&e after attorneya GD both sidel~ 1Upulated be would spend tlae rest of hla We 1n prtaoo. BU&B&IDGE TOLD in· veatl&atora be returned to the •cene ~ coe of tbe murders to kneel 1n the woman's blood and pray. He Hid be then took the vlcUm '1 checkbook and wrote a pornotrapb)c note to God. Deacrtblol Burbridce u "an animal." Judie Michael I. Gr'e.er said he would recommend that the former Belleville, Ill., resident be sent to a medical raclllty. DURING EARLIER p sychiatric examlnation1, Burbridge told of abu.ae be aJ. legedly suffered at the bands of Pending Trial b.La adoptive mother. • pbyalcal theral)llt.. Be claimed 1be once 1calcfed him with hot water •hen t. wu aJ.x yean old Md had locked blm tn the buemeat OD oecukla. Burbrido aald be m~ ~year.old Patty Bower ol San· ta Ana and »-year-old Claire Belle LucketU of Fatlbrook beca111e they reminded him of bla mother. llU. LUCKE'M'I waa beaten with a metal bar then bound and stran*1ed with nylon stocklnp. Burbridge told inveatieatora he fled her Oceanside motel room after the attack, picked up a change of clothes from a bus de- pot locker and returned to the motel room to shower . Ma. Bower, who had been a skating co mpanion of Burbridge. was killed about a week later . Payments Blocked In Sniper Suits SAN DIEGO CAP> -A Superior Court judge bas blocked payment of damage c laims against accused schoolyard snaper Brenda Spencer pending trial next month of a suit filed agamst the 17-year- old girl and her father by the family's insurance company M las Spencer hu pleaded innocent by reason of ins anity to charges that she killed two men -- and wounded eight children and the -amount applies to each a police officer ln the Cleveland claimant. They also contend that Elementary School siege last the insurance company is re- January in San Diego. quired to defend them in the sax THE PREUlllNARY injunc- t.Jon i.aaued Wednesday by Judge Jack Levitt automatically bars the widow and three children of Cleveland prin cipal Burton Wragg from collecting a $100,000 settlement reached earlier in an out -of·court agreement with Mass Spencer and her father, Wa llace Al issue 1~ the a mount or liability oo the part of Westfield Insurance Co . which cont.ends that Spencer's homeowner 's In s urance policy i.els a $100,000 limit on claims stemming from the 6"'2-hour lllc1dent Jan 29 UNDER TIIAT interpretation. funds . in the policy already would be exhausted through the Wragg settlement The Spencers maintain that civil smts filed against them so far and not step aside once settle· men ts total $100,000. THE WESTFIELD suit goes to tnal Oct. 29. Miss Spencer faces trial Oct 1 1n Santa Ana on cha rge'! of murder. attempted murder and assault wtth a deadly weapon The tnal was moved from San Diego County because or <:1t · tensive pub!Jcaty in the rase Fees Nixed LOS ANGELES (J\P I -After rece1vmg thousands or phone calls from angry residents, thf' City Council bas reversed itself and voted to abolish a rubbi3h collection fee. 7 Your Hometown Dally Ne•spaper ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS .. ·No Relief Seen FroDI lnlftnd Sniog a_, lllalAaL PA.lllSYICll °' .. ..., ........ • Smoe and beat eon.Unuect to make life milerabM for many oruae County Nal.denta toc1-.y. • end alr quality oftlcJ.all predict· eel DO lmmectiate aalvatioD for 'folb UYlq mon thaa a few mUea h'OID tbe cout. First-It.ale health advilories were i&lued for inland areas such u El Toro and Anaheim, war._101 tltdlle partloularly sell.llUve to._ to Nmain ln- doors • tbe b.t air 1le1e moved into tta aidh eweeuttve clay. ·•We're pred1C\ln1 1ood air quality ..._. tbe tout,•• aald a spokeaman for tbe Soutb Cout Air Quality Mana1ement Dla· t.rict (SCAQMD>. "But t.bere's not loinl to be any break for in- landen. probably through the weekend.'' Hurricane Weakens "Everyone is bavin& a dif- ficult Ume," said Ricki Yacu. safety director for the Oran1e County Department of Educa- tion. "We are a~tlnl that schools curtail ou r activity sucb as football scrimm~es." she added. However, no formal directive was iasued to school districts along the Oran1e Coast. Of- ficials were asked to ··use our own diacretion," said Jean Flem· inl of the Newport-Mesa UnJJ'led School Di.strict. But HunUngtpn Beach Union High School -Oistrict officials cancelled all pbysical education classes early today. Football players were allowed to continue light workouts. but some coaches were expected to limit afternoon practice to "chalk talks." a district spokesman said. Twelve air quality district in- spectors were in the field early today to enforce restrictions on emiaalona by large industrial plants. Glass manufacturers and paint companies were ordered to cutback emiuioo.s between 20 and 50 pet cent, said air quality district supervisor Al Danzig. He said most companies with more than 100 employees were cooperating with requests that car pooling be instituted to lower the pollution level. "We've got six cars in our <Anaheim> parking lot today ... said Danzig. ''Normally we have about 40. "We feel there's been a tremendous improvement by moat companies," he added. CSee SMOG, P11e A2 > Looters eredShot Ar WI,.,.._ LOSS OF SCUBA EQUIPMENT SHOP SADDENS YOUTH AT PRICHARD, ALA. David Darla Sit• Atop What UHd to Be Hla Uncle's Bualneaa Ex-employe 10aims Boss 'Vmdictive' By STEVE MARBLE OI tM O.Hy r11et Staff Fired Huntington Beach depu- ty city attorney John O'Connor charged today that his former boss is trying to deprive him of unemployment benefits. O'Connor, fired in March on multiple insubordination charges, claims City Cttomey Gail Hutton requested that Unemployment Development Department officials deny him the benefits. "This is pure vindictiveness on her part," said O'Connor. "She has personally seen to it that I can't collect unemploy- ment." O'Connor's denial appeal is being reviewed by Wallace Rock, unemplo7ment insurance appeals judge. The tbree-day bearinl la ex- pected to end Friday. Robert Sangster, deputy cit)' attorney npnMDti.q the city at die I.-. 8e8Cll beVinc, aaid O'Connor la "eltber maki.n1 lal1e statements a1aln or doe ID •t aadentand ~be un- emploJmeat proceN." alee nan, Paae .u > ... Pimping Trial Teen Prostitute Tells of 'Tricks' By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of* Delly r11et Si.ff A girl who became a prostitute in Orange County at 15 testified Wednesday that her alleged Newport Beach pimp was so pleased with her work that he wanted her to move into bis home and "be one of his main ladies." Donald Smith and Valerie Thomas, 23, of Santa Ana, are standing trial in Superior Court on charges of pimping and pan· dering for the high school stu- dent between September and December of 1978. On one occasion, the blonde testified, Smith dispatched ber by taxi to a Promontory Point apartment in Newport Beach where her male customer used hia lllllter Chaqe credit card to pay toe her Hl'Vlces. The fee ....... Tbe lirt. dreued ln a looee-ntttn• white ctrea ot tublonable lenlth, told the ft••·man, seven· woman Jury that she was lured Golden Gate Leaper Saved MOBILE. Ala . <AP l -Hur· ricane Frederic crashed into this 300-year-old port with 130 mph winds today, leaving two dead, ripping apart homes, flat- tening businesses and felling trees and power lines alone the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana. Looting broke out in downtown Mobile and the neighboring town of Prichard in the wake of this area's worst hurricane in a dee· ade Armed National Guardsmen were sent in arid Prichard police were told to "shoot to kill .. Frederic weakened and was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland lodav across southeast Misslssippi and into Alabama. with top winds of fiO mph. The storm was centered at latitude 33.5 north longitude 87.7 west. or JUSt northeas t of Tuscaloosa. Al a. ll was moving just east of due north al 20 mph and was expected to turn more to the northeast later today. The born-a1ain stprm hit Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle. c hurni ng 15-foot tides . Forecaaten said the greatest threat today was from floods and tomados. Alabama Gov. Fob James toured the area by helicopter and said he would ask the White House to declare Mobile and Baldwin counties a dis aster area. Damage was estimated at up to $100 million in Florida and SSO million in Mississippi. This festival city of 300,000 and <See STORM, Pa1e AZ> Boats Untied From Docks Rounded Up Orange County Sheriff's harbor patrol deputies based at Sunset Aquatic Park began herding stray boats back to their privately owned slips at about 5:30 a.m. today. Somebody loosened the lines to eight craft along the 3300 block of Tempe Drive in the Huntington Harbour waterfront condominium area, said deputy Ralph Walsh. Using two boats. deputies chased two tide-driven boats as far as the aquatic park bay, he said, after the boat.a were set adrift between midnl&bt aod S a .m . Found In the bay were a 20- foot "dory type" and the 30-foot cabin Cl'Uiaer, "Sock It Too Me II," owned by Steve Menner of El Monte. WalJb said. Left is All Righf A 1\ " A ~ w A y s R I G H T Oaoly ,., ... ,..,.,. l>y .i..1 C 00ft Celia Turner of Newport Beach is left·handed and p roud of it. To find out how left ·handed Orange Coast residents cope with a right-handed world. see today's Featuring section. Page Cl. Corrections Asked On Fund Reports Council. a Huol1ngton Beach homeowners organuation. Huntington Beach Mayor Don M acAllister and Councilman John Thomas were requested to· day to correct errors and omissions in their final 1978 cam~gn statements. The City Clerk's office also asked major campaign con· tributor G. Louis Gruiadio. a Huntington Beach developer who pluged $30,000 in cash and loans into tbe municipal elec- tion. to correct statement deli· ciencies Connie Brockway, deputy city clerk. said the discrepancies pointed out by HOME Council at the Sept. 4 city council meeting were confirmed this week by tht! j Fair Political Practices Com· · The action was a result of dis- closures made by the HOME mission. She said MacAllister will be asked whether he solicited a contribution from the Hunt · LOgton Beach Chamber of Com· merce Political Action Commit· tee. <See REPORTS. Page A2 l , t l <Jrtkal in Tempest Drowns Sailboater Coasc l Weather I ~ Hia acreama were flnally beard by another deputy between 4 and 5 a.m. and be wu pulled to aafety. Lancle1 aaid he and hll com· puloa .... trrinl to n .. from MobUeJo ufe harbor at o.tla. Fla., Cartlaer east alcm1 Uae Panhandle cout, but bid to atop at Perdldo Key south of Pensacola becaaiM of bltb winds end waves from Hurricane Jl'tedertc. He sa.ld they tied ap to a pier at PerdSdo key ··1:~ loolred "-*.''be reeallld. Rt Mid be And bta frWd it ftl'lt ... tWllil Ollat UM .-m .., Wiii. IMt sucktftlJ wbld _...._.w.awa1tbe-.. aM tlill llOet ..... taklftl cm I lot of ...... Some hi1h clouds but mostJy sunny Friday with bl&b• fr:om .72 .. to 76 at beaches and 84 to 88 in- land. Lows tonlcht 64 to 68. l.N81DE TeDA ~ A fomflf czpninccd o mgla~ .,,... houN.ut.,., toolc owr U...r home. See Poge AU l•lles -------- 1 Fact-fiiidlitg Panel SOllght root.ala Vallef -'••eatarr leaeb.,.. haft Nked Ulat t.Wr eoall'ad ...,U•Uona "* lhl f ac:t-tlDdina •ta•• 4t1plte ,.. porta tUt N"">•t on an a UCI Faces Tighter Operations BJ DAVID strnaANN Gt• o.tJ N.e..... • With $1 milllon lea1 lban AD· tictpated in tt.t budaet, UC Irvine Yilll • 'tiabteD up·• ill °"ratiom in the comlq year althouah c\at· backs in prosrama and (acuity are not expected, Chancellor Daniel Aldrich said today. Aldrich 1aJd that campus ad· ministratora will be makin1 "adjustments in bow we use our resources" to cope with the cuh thortage. The campus is to receive about f10 million from the stale for the coming year, about $1 million less than was aougbt. The chancellor said no new faculty OT staff posltiona will be added, the number of student services will be trimmed and that a number of academic pro- grams once planned for won't be set in motion. With growing student enroll· ment. Aldrich said, new facuJly members were necessary in the schools of engineering. social sciences and graduate school of management. But with no new positions to be added, he said, the res ult will be a decline in the student faculty r atio, meaning more students to each instructor. In the student services area, the chancellor said he wasn't sure how the financial situation was being h andl ed but he guessed that some positions there would not be filled. Finances, however, a re not the only bind the university finds itself in this coming year. Aldnch also said more cam· pus building space 1s needed, with about 70,000 square feet necessary to house all school programs. He sai d the sc h ool i s particularly In need of space for research act1vlt1es The complet.1on of a proposed social ecology building will help alleviate some of the problem. freeing up space that social ecology s tudents and faculty oow use in other buildings such as computer science. The university also leases trailers in an effort to keep up with space demands. Another problem has been in student housing, where AJdrich said the highest number of stu· dents that administrators have ever seen a re trying to live on campus. To meet increased housing de· mand, the university has three projects under way. These include an 80·space recreational vehicle park and a 200-unit apr rtment complex as well as a IOO·unit apartment building f,1r m a rried a nd graduate stu •enta which is in the plannlna a aae. Jn the meantime, residence halls on the campus will bave more studenta than they were meant to handle when claues open Sept. 24. Houstna officiala have aald 1,650 underaraduat.e students will be U vtna ln balls deaiped to accommodate about 1,550. Altogether, the unlvenlty baa accommodations for about 2,.00 student.a out ol an enrollment of 10,000. Wltb the completion of the new faclUUa, Aldrich aald be didn't think the un1venity •ould be over-built in boullnt. DAILY PILOT pernat D•r lalkt taH be•• ......... Poutaln V1U•1 Sdutetora A110dadoa M .. HI ortldaalb IOU# a • e:.w• fR,,W.. Tb•1'oUlllalii ....., ... ~ triel'• Board ol TrwU. offend 2,.remt. Tbe teacben brollt off nesotlatloa:a ha late May aad aahd for a 1t1t•·appotated mediator. That mediator dtcland on Au, M that Mflda· tiont on Hvtral 111.ata ••d atalled and cMdared an Im,..... Ht reeoaun..W faet·ftlldlal, a phlM in wblcb .acb ... ap. polnta a panel mtmMP ud UMo a1ree on a chairman 1\Qlfti..S by the atalt'a Publtc Employee Relationl Board <PER8 ). The lh~·penon =• will bear araument.a by aldel before subm1tt.J.Qa rwommmd• t.lom -not manclllel -tor eon-- tract ..ulement. Jn addition to pay blkta, teachers are a .. kln1 bh,dln1 arbitration fol' 1rlevance1, shorter work da~. amaller clua alHa, a closed union abop and school·paid lnsuran~ for ctepen. dents. The 35().member teacben un· ion also seeks an annual eon· tract while the district want.s a three· year document. accordlnf to Bob Sampica, district penoo· nel director. Sampica said tbe d istrict granted a 9.9 percent salary bike to classified employees lo a meeting last w~k . Classified employees al the district's 16 sch ools are about mid-way through a 2.5-year·long contract. he said. Still to be considered by the school board are probable raises for management and confiden· tial employees. Confidentia l employees are those who work daily with con· fidenliaJ information, primarily in the personnel division. ,, Man Arrested After 20-mile Auto Chase A 41.year·old man suspected of shoplifting led Garden Grove police early today on a 20·mile chase at speeds up to 100 miles per hour befere his car was dis· a bled by a rear lire blowout Pohce said the chase began shortly after midnight after the man allegedly walked out or the Alpha Beta store at 8911 Garden G rove Blvd., Garden Grove, with a bag of groceries he badn 't paid for. The suspect eluded patrolmen in the store parking lot and sped off in his car through Garden Grove streets. police said. Along the way he began toss· lng packages or meat out the windows. then allegedly' rammed the driver's side of one of the pursuing patrol cars . The chase ended with the Ure blowout on the Riv erside Free~y in Fullerton. Police said the suspect, Allen Richard Lloyd, of 9201 Central Ave., Garden Grove, was arrest· ed on charges of burglary lllld assauJlini a police officer. IF,.._ Page Al REPORTS. • • The commlttee reported It spent $31,000 backlna a 1lat.e of flve candidates lncludin1 MacAllister. Ma . Brockway 1ald If MacAU.later solicited hia share of that money be should have re· ported tt on hit statement. MacAlliat.er 1atd today that be WH lnt.ervtewed by the commit· tee la 19'18 but never aoUctc.d tM contrlbutiona. "In eeHDCe, I Juat atood ln Une like mOlt of the candldalel and aoawered quest.ions," the Mayor Hid. Tbomu wu uked to eorTeet hl• l1D.al campaJp atatem•t to ahow that he financed bil enUrt $21,000 campaJan out ol hit on pocket. Ma. Bl'OCkway 1aid Thomu' error wu ·=ly • cu. ot totcetdnc to up certain eol· umna • ., Sb• 1aJd 1be ~ Tbomu wtll ftle • corridect •tatement tJala ....et. Grasladlo, wbo lou .. tbe Chamber committee m.aoo ... tbn !"*-coatrtbuted UCltW SU,000, lllUlt ma a m.sor ._ •ta~lbewcl. NettMr Tlaoeau nor Orutillo were evaUeble for eollUIMmt t,o; 4•1• I Me. Brock-way Mid UM &brM C!OUld M ftDld '°' u.. enon ud omllaJonl ODlJ lf theJ fail to fUe .,.......... wklda lt ..,. .,.... :-:=-= oodllnlbt" HOii& ,,_.,,._ ...... a.... ..._ :::za n•dl ..... ,. • ,. ____ •• , ... to ... ::::r• IT IA a 11Rs tll ... ... .._, ... ,, .. llergeson Hits Curb On Tax Bill By JOANNE &EYNOt.DI Of ... Dtlf't ,.... ..... Autrnblywomen Mart an Berseson, R·Newport Beach. uld today she was "very disap- pointed" that her bill to index alet.e lncome taxes was given a two.year life span Wednesday by the state Sena le. Mrs. Bergeson. a fresbman ieslslalor. introduced the bill, which is designed to keep Cal1'ornlana who receive cost of Jiving pay increases from being s hoved automaticaJJy Into higher tax brackets. The meuure, AB 276, cleared tlfe Assembly this summer. The Senate approved it Wednesday 31·7. However. Senate Democrats amended the bill so that It will be in errect only for 1980 and 1981 . That move was based on a reluctance to commit the state to a permanent tax loss during a period of economic uncerta.inty. Mrs. Bergeson said a meeting was held'this morning by As· 11embly leaders to consider the possibility of fighting the s unset amendment, "but the re's such a time constraint. 1 don't know what can be done," she said. The legislative session is schedu.Jed to end this weekend. · · 1 don't intend to let sunset take place." Mrs. Bergeson added "That would be Uk e sun- setting moraJity. If I can't do anything before the end of the session. then in January when we reconvene, I'll immediately introduce a bill to kill the two- year limit." Mrs. Bergeson said extensive lobbying by the staff of Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. led to the two· year limit on the bill. "He made it clear he would veto the bill as It was passed by the Assembly, but he didn't want to be in the position of vetoing a tax cul," she said . · 'l understand the lobbying was intense lo the wlnt of bitn threatening vet.os on pending Senate bills to get the Senators to go aloog with the two.year limit. The infJationary increases In income taxes collected by the state are viewed by lndex.ln1 proponents a.a nothing more than un·le&islat.ed lax increases. The idea of indexing 1s lo keep the atate from makinl money oo ln- Oation·caused wa1e increases. One ataff analysls reports lbe bill would save taxpayers $210 million in the firat year and $360 mlUion in the secood year. LOI AMOSLU <AP> -A 1.-.aen brul.b ftre, fed by op- p_r•HIH Mat Hd dr)' COGcfi· ...... --doMr tecl•J to r..uo aod ~ ll'ammltters atop Moat WU.OU while a 2,000-acre blH• » m.lles northweat ln Aiu• Dulce Canyon "u declartdout. U.S. Forest Sentce Offtdala uld the 1,500-man ftrefiahUn& force on Mount Wilson and lta foothllla bad c:onlrolled ao per- cent of the blaM which s~ Wednesday momina. reportedly by cbtldreti playln1 willl matcbee. A Fore.t Service spokesman said tbe expected auauJt on radto·TV facllltlea atop S,100· ,foot Mount Wllsoo failed to materialbe Wednesday nlabt, f',....P~AI STORM •.. neighboring Pucagoula, Mw . a smaller city to the west, bore the brunt or the hurricane which rut land at Dauphln lsland, a re sort ialand 5 miles 1001 that wu reported "allced in half." ••t would say there is not a dwelling, business or any other building in Jackson County that does not have damage ra.n1ing from minor to total destruc· tion." said Ken Phillips, director of disaster relief in PascatouJa. Mayor A.J . Cooper o f Prichard. a Mobile s uburb of S0,000. sald widespread looting was reporuid in his community today . Th e may o r told policeman to fire two warrung shot.a at looters. then "shoot to kill." Mobile Mayor Gary Green· bought aa1d some looting also was reported In the downtown a r ea and Gov James sent armed NatJonal Guardsmen and state troopers into the area. Prichard fireman Sidney An derson said the looting began al day break, "as soon as lhey could see to steal." Nearly halr a million people fl ed their homes u Frederic followed close to the path that Hurricane Camille took JO years ago In killing more than ~ peo- ple . Florida Gov. Bob Graham said he expected the damage in the area from Panama City to Pens acola to exceed the S95 million in wreckage left by Hur· ricane David 13 days ago Frederic destroyed 125 h0u.1es a nd mobile homes and blacked out the entire lip of the Florida Panhandle M 1ss1ssipp1 Gov Ch ff flnch estimated damage In hi s state at more than $50 m11l1on HB to Begin F/,Q,g Football Registration ror you th nag football will begin In Huntington Beach Saturday at JO a.m. at Murdy and Edison community centers. A $10 registration fee will cov· er the cost.a of a team sturt. participation patch and trophi~ for city championships League play for third throuah eighth araders will be conducted weekends at Murdy and Edison parks . Murdy Park is at the corner of Golden West Str~t end Nonna Avenue. Edison Park Is located at 21377 Maa:nolla Ave For more Information call 84.2·4'31. but "tt'a Sult a mauer o< Ume until it heats up today and makea a run for It <Mount Wll8oo> .... ··we bad a pretty 1ooc1 nf&bt, relatively cool. no wtnd to epeak ot." the 1~mao added. A ltbouab flrefltlattra man•1ed to aknr me tfr•'• ad· vance up tbe 1Jopes, no coataln· ment waa ln al~t. "We're still look1na at a cou. ple of dayapl,n>b'bly," accord· ini to tbe 1 •man. Tbe fire~ IDOrllln«i WU ltlll tomeoae-balftothree-fou.rtbl of a mile from th• mouolalolop lacllities. Tbe 30 radio tow.en and 14 televl.ion tranamitten were evacuted Wednad.ay, but most Girl, 8, FotD1d by Mesa Cops An elght·hour search for a missing Santa Ana girl ended happily Wednesday night itfter neiahbors were awakened by a Costa Mesa pollce helicopter loudspeaker and discovered the chlld in their home. Police said &-year-old Bernice De La Torre. of 510 S. Lyon, San· ta Ana, was found near midnight half a mile from her parent.a' home. Her mot.her had reported her mwing four hours earlier Bernice's mother had been looking for the ch1ld since 4 30 that afternoon Police and neighbors ;omed the house·\O· house search at about 8 p m but failed to turn up any trace oC the little girl. Santa Ana officers finally called for help from Costa Mesa poli ce, who sent up a helicopter over the area broadcasllng lhe search message Neighbors living a half·mile from the De La Torre residence were awakened by the heh copter loudspeaker. and found the child sleepmg in their home. Tbe girl apparently had wan dered lnto the neighbor's house without the family notJcln1 her. poUce ¥id. Santa Ana police Lt Larry Pitzer s11d his department often asks for helicopter assistance from Cost.a Mesa police "They're Rreat oo offenn.c the rhopper. 1t 's really an excellent service " ,.,..,.. Pap A I FlRED ... He said the city recommended that O'Connor n ot receive benefits but it was an unemploy· mcnt department investi1at.ion that led lo the denial. Unemployment officials said O'Connor's terminaUon was for "misconduct" and that he is in· eligible for benefits. But O'Connor claims Mrs. Hutton personaJly talked with unemployment officials "in a clandestine manner" aod "ar· ranged" the denial. He said he hu been out of work since he was fired and has sold persooaJ property to meet llvmg expenses. Unemployment officialt said It mi1ht be more than • month before an appeal decision is made. of the woritera returned today. The atat.locu had the capacity to ll'ammlt by remote cootrot ao no broadcaata were Int.el' rupted. "The nre Is slowly advancina to.ant the transmitters,,. aai.cl Forest Service epoke1ma.n Bob Brundlclt. ''They are In no im· medlate danaer -but the ke, word here ls immediate. My guest la that the fire ls ioin1 to go up the hill sometime or another. It is going to get bic· 1er." Good news was that the Agu Dulce blaze "is out," freei111 hundrfda of firefighters to re· tum to the Mount Wilson blue, sa1d Lot Angeles County Fl~ Department apokesman Dick F'riend. The Crescenta Valley sheriff'$ station wu •till urging residents to atay away from the area. Mount Wilson Road remained closed at the Red Box junction with the Angeles Crest Hlghw~ so that the road would be clear for fire eqwpment if needed in an emergency . Visibility was hazy thia morn· ln1. limiting the use of planes in fllbting the blaze Clearing could bring the eight air tankers back lnt.o use. the spokesman said · The furniture of the fe 'ft' families living atop the mouq. tam was stored fo r protection in the Mount Wilson Observatory telescope dome. KNB C ·TV C hannel 4 spokesman Jay Rodriguez said the equipment is left running un· supervtsed Engineers at KNBC and KTTV Channel 11 said lhey had special FCC perm1ss1on to leave the transmitters unstaffed. The three person starr al KN XT's transmitter originally derided to evacuate, but later elected lo retum to their post 1A<h1le keep1nR m coni.tant touch with firefi ghters, said statioft l.pokeswom an Ph yllis Kirk Bush She said KNXT's transmittin& s ta ion was being operated at half power lo keep the equip. ment from overheciting in the swe lte rin g t t'mp e r at UT t'll brought on by the fire and hot weather. $1 an Acre Oil Leases Stir Outcry WASH I NGTO N CAP) Ft.>der;il lea ~e~ giving an oil com paoy r1ghts to otl and gas on federal land for SI an acre have triggered a congre!'.i.ionaJ outcry 1rnd calls from the Interior Oepartment for changes an the law The 10-year leases, awarded this year without competitive bids. were given to the Texas Oil and G a11 Corp., for 33, 749 acres of land at Fort Chaffee, Ark .. in an area s urrounded by active we lb. ··A gift to an oil company,'' said Sen. Henry Bellmon, R· Okla. Sen. Dale Bumpers. D·Ark., said \he leas" may be worth aa much u $10 million and that the firm took advantaje of "the in- eptnKS of the bUTeaucracy." "Every oil and gaa man in Arkansas would 1ive his eyeteeth to bid on those 33,000 acres." Bumpers said Wednes- day at a Senate Energy subcom· m1ttee heanng on the leasing ar· raogement Sen David Roberti. D·Los An1eles, said be authored the two.year lirnltaUon to avoid a----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~~~-::=:=::::=:=:::::::::::::=:-~ revenue 1hortage he ,.Id would· be "a worse debacle than lnfla· Uon." One opponent of Roberti 'a amendment waa Senator H. L. Rlcbard1on, R·Arcadia, who said refuaal t.o make the lndeit· lna permanent amount.a to a tax tncreue when the law explree. "U we want to t.x them more, then lax them more, but let'• not do It by the back door." he Nid. .-..... P-.AI SMOG ••• A •Poteemen for the Natbtal Weat.&.r Serrioe aaJd Utt bl.lb preuure a)'9tem ud mWmal wlnda that have comblMd to keep 1mo1 . bovuin1 o•er Soutbem Callfande fOI' \be put C•• 4911 would eoatbuat. Reporta tbat a Pactllc storm WCMllCI ID0¥9 lit to lnG up the o•t•• wire la error, tbt lpHlllDllllllldecl. It wU1 ,... •OIUJ ...., wUla t~H ln tbt . -~·-.... oout to ""' IOI iAlind. meten WW drop llO ..... thu th mid• O¥efai-. • AMO&LU tAP> irt ~ ................. , ... ~~·~~·· a So•l~•Ht !;01 =~~. :=:-=·,.: ,..... ,.... ... I by black ..... roeb ... about· dal .u... ·~ to . 1n wbat aut.boritiet 1al4 •u wont •Mthtt ol raet.i .w.ee tlace the buUq pncram befan Lnt f..U. two OI tb• IS white ·MVeDtb 9Dd flilbt.b ........ l\lf. .fend__. btJuriel Wednead.ay. aw•._r .. w.u. 8ACBAllENTO <AP> -•IP'Mc• Lt. Go¥. lllke CUrb dramatlcall1 lat.o the a..ta to help one Democratic Gov~und Brown k .'s pet plans, but the misakln f ailecf. Curb made the unusual ap. pearance late Wednesday to break a tie vote in an amend· (_ST._if_TE_J ment maneuver related to a bill on bail bonds. But a late vote negated Curb's vote and the bill was filed for later action. ~-tdkd SAN FRANCISCO <AP) Former state Suprem e Court Cbief Justice Dooald Wright will decide if sitting Justice Frank Newman should be disqualified from a panel which wUI rule on whether an investig!ltion of the high court should be open to the public. Newman iB the only regular state Supreme Court justice who bas refused to disqualify himself from deciding the secret hearing issue. /tlotlwr E'i~• S11it LOS ANGELES (AP> The mother of a Uni versily of Southern California librarian slain by a man two weeks after he was paroled from prison has filed a $3 million s uit against the California Department or Cot· rections. Bernice B Stamps charged Wednesday in U.S . District Court that slate officials had failed to maintain contact with Stevie Lamar Fields, who was convicted last month or murder- ing her daughter, Rosemary Jane Cobb. ' • Toast to l'i~tory Al'WI ........ • Scott and Melissa Dinwiddie raise their glasses of cola in a toast to victory after the Palo Alto City Council agreed not to become the first city in the nation to reg- ulate treehouses. The Dinwiddie treebouse. which start· ed the whole ordinance push two years ago, will be al- lowed to remain. Sea Experts Fail To Rescue Shark REDWOOD CITY (AP) For the second time in less than a mouth. marine experts have failed in an "almost impossible" ef· fort to keep a captured great white shark alive. The e-root·long s hark, brought to Marine World-Africa USA after ·being netted Wednesday by a fisherman in Tomales Bay. died about 5 a.m. today after it bad begun swimming by itself, said Julie Fiedler, a pub¥c relations representative for the park. "You can say it died or cardiovascular collapse," she said. "It was under a lot of s tress from having been caught and towed alongside a boat." Marine World divers had been pushing the fish alolli in an effort to get it to swim. Ron Swallow. a veterinary technician, said earlier that the shark was in poor condition. Directions For Fall "the look IS YOO" I ·\ And the .~f7kd~ Quad takes the guess work out of looking great this fall. The quad suit of texturized polyester • ~ includes a distinctively t~ilored jacket, reversible vest and two pairs of slacks. This is all the versatility you could ask for in a suit. Reverse, mix, match one look leads to another. In solid tones navy, tan, med blue, blue grey and bElige with reverse f o pl aid vest and slacks. 210 . 1.oeANCllla )fO' tpr1nf ....... llOM1CUlt fllAZA ~ 10 QTl ,.._.Mart n•·nn ..... ~ OOMTfllAZA .... ,,,,. ,.., "lhe TiteMY" . .....,. QIWltW HIU.I ~ .. Otwoll•hll• ~2271 .... OtlQO 10 ~ t»Mn ' \ r DAILY PtLOT ~5 He 'Hated' His Mother Marine Plead. Guilty to Slaying 2 Women SAN DIEGO <AP> -A YOUDI Camp J>endJetoo marine bu pleaded'JU.l.ltY to robbtn8. rapine and atran,llna two women lut year in Ocean.side. aaytna bis victims "reminded me ol my mother and I bate her." Arthur Chria Burbridge, Jr .• Wife-rape Jill Sent To Brown SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Oregon·type bill to permit a wtle to charge ber husband with rape iB on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s desk. The bill, ABS46 by As · semblyman Floyd Mori , D· Pleasanton, won a 58·10 As· sembly vote Wednesday. IT WOULD REPEAL a pres ent law that makes the crime of rape inappUcable to a married couple. But as amended , the bill would prevent the prosecution or spousal rape unless reported within 30 days WOMEN'S GROUPS, who supported the bill. said the spousal exclusion in rape laws was a remnant of earlier limes in which a wife was regarded as property. To meet obligations that the charge might be used vmd1ct.Jve· ly in a quarrel. the bill wouJd al· low husband-wife r ape lo be punished less severely than other kinds of rape CURRENT STATE LAW re quires a prison sentence of three. six or eight years for rape. For spousal rape, Mon's bill wpuld allow either a pnson sentence. a county jail term of up to a year. or probation. Nor would husbands convicted of raping their wives have lo register with law enforcement authorities as sex offenders. THE BILL WO ULD add California to a small group of states that consider husband • wife rape a crime. In the nation's first trial on~ charge, defendant John Rideout was acquitted in Oregon. zo. made bis plea Wednesday in a closed chambers session before a San Diego Sul)erior Court judge after atwmeya on both aides stipulated he would s pend the rest of his life ln prison. BUllB&IDGE TOLD in· vesti8aton be returned to the scene of one of the murders to kneel in the woman's blood and pray. He said be then took the victim's checkbook and wrote a pornographic note to God. Describing Burbridge as "an animal." Judge Michael I. Greer gajd he would rerommend that the former Belleville, Ill .. resident be sent to a medical facility. D U KING EARLIER psychiatric examinations, Burbridge told of abtue he al· legedly suffered at the bands of Pending Trial ~ his adoptive mother, a physical tberaplat. He claimed she once scalded him with bot water when be waa six years old and had locked him In the basement on occasion. Burbridge said he murdered 23·year-old Pally Bower of San· ta Ana and 55·year-old Claire Belle Lucketti of Fallbrook because they reminded him of his mother . MllS. LUCKE'M'I was beaten with a met.al bar then bound and strangled with nylon stockings. Burbridge told investigators he ned her Oceanside motel room after the attack, picked up a change or clothes from a bus de· pot locker and returned to the mot.el room to shower. Ms. Bower. who had been a skati ng companion of Burbridge. was killed about a week later. • Payments Blocked In Sniper Suits SAN DIEGO <AP I -A Supenor Court Judge has blocked payment of damage claims against accused schoolyard s niper Brenda Spencer pending tnal next month of a suit rated against the 17 year. old girl and her father by the fanu.ly's ins urance company. Miss Spencer bas pleaded IDJlOCent by reason of insanity to charges that she killed two men --- - and wounded eight cbi.ldren and the amount applle~ to each a police officer in the Cleveland claimant They also contend that Elementary School s iege last the insurance company 1s r e- January in San Diego. quired to defend them in the Mx THE PRELIMINARY m1unc· lion tssued Wednesday by Judge Jack Levitt automatically bars the widow and three children or Cleveland pnncipal Burton Wragg from collecting a $100,000 settlement reached earlier in an out·of-court agreement with M 1ss Spencer and her father, Wallace. At issue is the amount of liability on the part of Westfield Insurance Co.. which contends that Spencer's bomeowner's in surance policy sets a Sl00,000 limit on claims stemming from the 6"'1·hour incident Jan 29. UNDER THAT interpretation. funds in the policy already would be exhausted through the Wragg settlement. The Spencers maintain that c1v1l swts filed against them !>O far and not step aside once settle· men ts total Sl00.000. THE WESTFIELD suit goes to trial Oct 29 Miss Spencer races trial Oct I in Santa Ana on chargeb of murder, attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. The tnaJ was moved from San Diego County because or CX· tensive publicity in the case Fees Nixed LOS ANGELES <AP> After rece1v1ng thousandb of phone calls from angry residents. the Caty Council has reversed itself and voted to abolish a rubbish collecuon fee 0 ur lowest .Price eve; for plush Precious Moment · nylon pUe carpeting! For 2 weeks only. 14.76 sq. yd. installed.• Orig. $23. so you save a big 8.24 sq. yd Thls ls our dense, thick, plush pile. Its high luster adds silky elegance to any room And this fine nylon fiber has soil·resistance control to helP your carpeting stay clean longer. You've 9 lovely colors to choose from: amber fire, antique russet, butter · pecan, Burma brov.m, champa9Mt mahognay brown, sattnwood, sands or taupe. Sale price includes carpet, pod and normal installatioQi But huny, thJs s'avtngs is for two weeks only. · Come tn, or shop at home. Call _your nearest Broadway for a nex>bllgatton -appointment • Subject to above offer. There may be certain llmttations. Please ask your salesperson. Carpets, 32. , -·------- Oty Lease Would Help Beach Scene For ,....._ tbte Clt.J ol K~ Buell bu trMld to le&M a atntc.h ol beach from U.. state ud • arrua•· ment may ftn&lly be la U. wmb. · TM T»foot·IGN'•traDd nma from the p r north to tbe cU.J•• cm1J bueld~ apartment complex. Tbe cltf owm man than a mile ol beadt Just IOUtb ot the pt•. Tbe ed•u~ of tbe move, espt.ined Harborl, Beaebn. Parlrl ind Recreatto~ Director Vince Moorboule. would be ctty control ot aU beaeb land acUacent to the downwwn aru. lfe clalmed tbe clty can provide beach maintenance a.ad lite&\W'd eervice to the area and 1tJ.U mak.e • proflt by inet.aWnc parkln1 meun. HUDUnc\00 Beach Auemblyman Dennil Mansera said U.. It.ate bu balked at 1udl an idea ln the put but suuested with the comt.ralnta ot ProPoSltton 13 the 1tate now may be more receptive. A major advantaae. Moorhouse aaid, would be tbe establishment of a uniform drtnki.n& code. State beaches allow consumption of alcohollc beverages while the city doe1 not. If the leue coocept ii approved drinking would be forbidden on the 750-foot stretch. The idea seems sound and anyone obeervlng rocal sands knows the state's littered beach compares un· pleasantly W1lh the cleaner city strand. Park CoIDprornise A dev~lopment proposal for the final 86 undeveloped acres at Mile Square Park -hailed by a Fountain Valley citizens committee as a "fantastic compromise" s set for consider at.ion soon by Oranae County Supervisors. It ia still in roufh stages, but the plan calla for a mix- ture o( commercia uses near the busy Brookhurat Street a nd Edinger Avenue inter section and passtve- wildemess and green space-development on inner por· lions. It sounds fine. especiaUy In light or two highly com· m erciaJ developments Cone withdrawn, the other not con· s idered) that likely would have had noise. traffic and lighting impacts on nearby residents . The cost to the county of developing the passive por· tion of the remaining Mile Square Park acreage is un· known. However . that cost should be s ubstantially lowered by the addition of the commercial enterprise, possibly fast food outlets and other concessions. The city's most desired goal-a wholly passive de· velopment ould have cost in excess of S2.9 million. It ap~ars the compromise of mixing passive and commercial will be in the best interest or Fopntaln Valley residents and the 1.5 million people who live within 30 minutes' driving distance. Oosures Essential · Trustees and orficials in the Hunlin~ton Beach City (elementary) School District have decided it's lime to have a citizens' advisory committee on school clotures get back to work. The move cert.a.inly la not premature. Enrollment in the district is dropping nearly .00 pupil.3 a year. This means surplus classrooms and a need to tighten th e district's financial belt. This Call there are 27 classrooms that aren 'l needed because of dwindling student population. The surplus wUl increase by 14 more classrooms by next fall. These facts, though unfortunate, point to only one courae of action~losing one or more ele mentary s chools. perhaps as early as next fall. Tbe 11-member committee must also take a serious look at possibly closing one of the district's middle schools. Recommending closures is a cUlficult task for both the committee and school t rustees who must m ake the recommendation officlal. Public hearings to be held by the committ.ff no doubt will be emotional because of lhe close ties parents and children have to their neighborhood schools. But the facta can't be ignored. The depressing de· ci.sions must goon be made. • Opinions expr...-d In the apace above are those of the Daily Piiot. Other views expreoed on this page are those of their authors and artlate. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P 0. Box t580, Cotta M .... CA 92826 Phone (714) 642-.4321 Boyd/ Beauty B1L.•.BOYD The female lace for cen- turlea waa re1arded aa beauUful only lf it were aomewbat full , round or bea~~ ln any cue wttbou& 11 deflaed boGe auucture. .-, caDM motloe plctunl. Tbe lilbt- and·•llado• experu found lla•J' could 1•t dramatic 1bota ot women wtlb biCb elleeltbonH. tblD DOIH. clliHled ddlll. A.ad th4 wbo&t t&aadard Cb.anled, The eX• ~ ooa&oun ot KatbarlM a.,bma'• lac. nplaeed tM f.-:!!:. pulcbrUude of Mone TbOM who ~rt to know HJ lt'a Jeta)ly llbeJ.ou to H)' ln print that to-aad·IO la a "raaeal." Llkewtae, to de1crtbe eo-ud·IO u ·'ln· tem,........'' Or to claim'°' Dear Gloomy Gus and-10 hat a "JekylJ.aod· Hyde pereonallty." What a tomato actually amella UU, accordina to tbe 1clent:1t11, la a combiDaUoa of fra1rance1 from roa•, vtol.U, i.moaa, peppermtnt. caramel. vanllla, carrotl, clt.rooella aad 1ulpbur. Q. "Doet aAYbodf bow wbat proportion of flrat ba.,... are coacetved befon marrtaief" A. About 21 percent, ll'• Hid. Bartendta1 Uled to be a man'• Job. Or ao went the thlnktnc ot the earUer day. Hot any Jonaer, &houab. It'• tb• occupaOoa aaor• tban any oUMr that'• attractlnl tb• l8l'IM number ot womta lD March ot bllbef paJ. Wbat t.be ut.roaaau .e. la outft lpecl WM a varMt)t of ltffM-drted cooeoetJou -cbJcka ad rtee cUMrole, •uetabl• 1tew .ttll Met. and the Ute. It 1tay1 fNlb for ,..,.. ii UDOptDed, A.14 lt HD M ftud for &be tab&. la 10 ml ... Ja1t by addlq bot waw. A aluble .. mJ>liJtt ol retired clUHnJ tried otat some Hrvla11 or It, • fouad lbt'1 NA11 .:r;o.wi ., ...... :.... ,_. ................ k IOOD WI II &•r• Ip la 11 p:•l'.•arketa .-for ,.......... .......... ,..,... te .,. ~Nd "ta.. • IHlt. Robert N. Weed/PubHIMr Reagan's Star May Be Waning :.: LOI ~OELSS -.. lt'll be~ .... old •• ..., ...... "°" woe't ... -., dllrer.ace," LYD Nofai.,.r told me, OM day a wbile qo at tbe otnc.-ol the R .. ,.., . ., for PrHldeat b•T•. Nofui-WU wroo1 -DOW be'1.-. Nofd,er'1 reaiaoaUon from the committee lat mooth, ~r lS yeara or u r vlo1 the f o r lJl e r Cali f ornia aovernor , w•• the nnt public sip of wball'mpret· ly I W'e la IO- lDC to be &.be ~· ...... poUUcaJ col· • - lapse of the old C'OOMr'VatJve tMro. Act.uall)'. I 'd call him the COO· aervativebenxllt Ru&andividea hl1 time between hi.a raocb ln San· la Barbara and hermetically tealed <and ua'1&lly well paid) ap- p ear an cu before friendly , Mailbox poUtleal and corporat. a\a· as.- 'l'IR MIOOND llGN came a fewa,..., .... tbe...,_ com ... IDIMmced bU ,...,. rat.lDI ,... laulDa and It •• '500.-lD de&l lo cue JOU bavn't DOtked. Reaaaa, wtao'• auppoeed to be f"UIUlJ.q for Pnlll· deot, la not euetly knockiq bhn1etf out ralalnc moMy « mlnalina wtth t.be voten. Part of tbe rea.aon for bJa laolaUoo la that be hadn't de· cided who be .. 1o1.D1 to be w. Ume arouad. Hi.a •t.atf bu hem fl1bt1n1 for montba about •bet.bet-be lbould be the Old RH1an or a New Reaaan. Nofdffr, bellevioa tbe Me· tor•te 6u become mucb more couervaUv& l.n recent years. wanted the old R41qan, aa,U.C. "( told you IO." The idea WU that Rea1an co uld aay Republican coaaervaUves have been ri&hl from tbe at.art. For hlm that meana alnc. UM, wtMD be ~ u a utioul flpre bJ umpall•l•I for Barry Goldwater. 00.. in t.be ltU1e a.aca twr drde -•l*lal· ly campatca m•a;t•r Jobn Seara -have .,... anntna to mold a MW. mote moderate Ronald aea1an, 1ort of a PllDORUI Gerald f'ord. TBDE II IOMS blltorical bull for both Reaca.na. ,.. a 1peakeT. be bat alwa11 aDd ...,.linel>' pounded out aa un · cba~1 me1Nte of tree ea· ~rp and 1JtroaC defeme.,.. 1overaor ~ Ca.litornla for elebt yean, be •aa putlve. moderate and moderately effective. Deaplte all tbe rbetorlc, Reacan'• Callfonla waa no laborlt.Or)' for n1bt-win1 tMory -It •u bit eovernment u u.suaJ. Nofqer wu coavtnced t.hat preaa and public would DOt ttaDd for any ~ ehao1ea tn tbe Rea1u they bad come to bow == \ EJTDa WAY, and despite hi.a aoartni =anty ln GOP polls, 1 doD't Reaaan la ao- ln1 to make tt. Illa Um• la put... It u not oaly that, at tbe ace of. 70, he would be the oldeat pr.f- dent to take otnee. but tbat. a · cept for b1a hair color 101..Qi. from °":i'° leade.o·ll'•Y. bit. baa DOt c ed. People wbo ·~ad Ume wt him -• veq ac&ect IJ'OUP -tell me be la tUU not ready to d.llcuu new llluiel. particularly eneru and cbaD&· lnt fonip policy. H1a coaveru ... tioo, they aay, and perbapa b1I thlnkU.,, focuses on the put. If that la true -and report.en. are rarely allowed close eDOUlb to Reagan to Judie -it may be becauH the candidate ls la~. Or. perhaps, sen11lble. Reagan does not Uke to leave his ranch unleas he is well paid to do it. He would rather take several thousand dolJars for speech~ than nm around the country for free toucblnl voters and banter- IDI wtth boetlle reporters. BE BAS HELD off announcing hit c andldacy-that la acbeclulect to happen ln November -ao that faimesa doctrines will oot force him to sacrifice subatan· tlal income a.a a radJo commen· tat.or and newspaper columnist. A voldina the nt race may dem· on1trale common sense, but l 'm not t\ltt you can wl.n the pre11dem:y from a ranch and telev11W>n stud1oe f'or better or wor se these days, succeaaful candidates are uau.J)y hungry ones. The photo Reaaan cave to hla old friend Nofziger wu of .blmaelf In dun1arees at the raocb. Tbe inacrtption asked why be couldn't spend more lime Uke thaL My eueas is that he'll h.ave plenty or tame sooner than be lbinb. Swim Lessons Still Safest Bet for Tots · To the Editor: Wttb awlmmlnc pools, jacuiiiel, and bot tubt proliferat· lq around u lt la aenaeleaa and pot.attally danaeroua to ad· voe: ate &.eacblnl rear of the w at.er. u you did In• recent article, to prevent the aemeleu trqedy of accidental drownlnl. I am a water aalety irullructor with the American Red Crou and have tauebl hundreds of )'OUDI children swlmmln& and hundred.a of families safety ln lhe backyard pool. Absolutely euentlal for a famlly with • DOD·twimmer l1 •n unclimbable feoce wltb a lockln1 1ate around the pool sepuaUni lt from the bouae Any pool which can be reached lhroui!J a bOUM door or pat.lo door la completely unaale. These fmcea are metal, six feet tall. wttb a bottom rail nuab to the yound and a narrow top rail. Tbey are quite attractive whtte wrouabt tron or aluminum and can be removed when everyooe ln the faauty ll a prali· clenlawlmmer. THE GATE mu.st be catt!ully locked when the pool• ii not ln uae. When a DOn·t•lmmer la tn the POOi be mu.st be 1upen1aed continually by an adult. Never a.ave a noa-1wtmmer lD the pool area umupervlaed, even for a few mCllDllU. Take DOD·t•lmmert to a quali.tled 1wtm inatn.letor until tbey can aav• tbeqiMlvn fnJPl drownlDC. A cbUd Wbo bu been tau_..t fur ~the water wW N · act wttb panic. th• ma.t de· vutataac ot ruetJ.ou, abouJd be aceldcd•Ur fall ln. Later awtm 1euonl wU be very difficult for tum lf be bal been tauaht ,..,. by bia parenta. There are maay prlHt.e ud public awlm pro- 1raqa1. Vlait them ud ftnd tM one 'wbidl tultl )'oU beet before •roW..,. Parenti wbo bave allowed tbelr cblkl to learn 1wtmm1D1 bHe ~ Mm Qalmt tM .. ,. ...... traced>' of drowlt-lDf. la bll 1wtJD ..... be will lean ufetJ NIM. coonl1Ddm JDd ·Mil~. wtatcb an aure to carry over tnto otMir arta• ot bLI Ule. llAAOAB&T IORNIO)f ' worked hard all their Uves and now 11truu1e to Uve, let aione· bave a few hundJ'ed thouaand fw a home or coodo? Did be earn or fall heir to enoufh to have au thla? It would be lnterest.lni to know. We are bopln.C and prayiac the City CouncU and others have a heart for aU these mobile peo· pie. Twelve yean aeo th1a park waa begginc for teoanu. Tell ua how doea ooe know what '11 to come? year aeaaioD f0Uowln1 a private part)' 1aJe for cuh required dis· position of more than 100 park· i.01 tick.eta and out.of-date vehi· cle Uceme Ucketa. Repeated re· queat.1 for DMV or COW't·a.ided relief were &aeleu lo st.op the contlnuinl violaUona. Law• are needed which would require a vehicle Ucen,a.e number check lD every cue at the Ume a dt.lltian la wrtu.en for any cauae. Lawa arc ~ed which would require hnpoqndlq thote vehicles wtdcb have muJU- MRS. CHAS. FRIEND ple ''Do-abow" vlolatJotu out· Parft'Nee4• To lhe Edit.or: Well here we 10 acaJ.n ; some prtvat.e bualnelamen bave their 1reedy eye oo our central part land. It appears th•t tomebow they have Vince Moorhouse oo t.helralde. The city took a poll ud the people decided thal \bey wanted a peaceful park u open apace. Moorbouae bu decided to bell ~Ith wllal the people wiftl. lMs want.I to UM c.ntral Park u a cub ttliater to brtn1 ln more money for b.la department. It la hard to believe tbat a park director baa 10 little feellnp for a clean Steen park. We do not want a boteJ, a heliport to keep wa awake all n.llht and all lbe other larbal• be waota to put. In. There are a 1reat many people ualq the ~ark now Jo11ln1. plaJlDI Prtabee, eojoytn1 tbe er.en tree• .nd lak.ea. ROBERT BILEY 1tandln& apinat them and lm· poundlnc or all vehiclea wtth 1ro11ly outdated re1lltraUon. Lawa are oeecs.d wblch would req ulre tbe detention of operaton of •ucb vehl~'9s. TbeM laws could prcMet tbe publle from a croup of lr· reapomlbM &Dd dan1erou1 ln· dlvlduall who &lut traffic court cue kMlda wttb lmpun.lt1. C. PIERCE. Tlw ,,,,.., ol o UfMc&. c. pro-,_ 1tfflall(from ,.,..,. ..,.,, 1'tr cUodoM or ~--~ tJw o.Mc&.bf t,....f'411C.._ ffMltfolCcM- dlard DltV ~ °Joie:-·• =-~==~OMV= °' JN) clwlrf1t. UMor •r•l .. lrN•• 1'ot.M Mt«: Tbe ~ OouneU of Hua~ Beacb wt.ll IOOD be deei4AM t.be d1apo.tt1ioa ot OPA 11-a. 'rbetr decilioa not oa.tr atfeeta tM de· velopment of Huntla1too Beach'• eouU1M but allo al· I.ell the ll"9 ot over 1,000 ,. 6'-s-•-r.... pie livinC OD tbe lud lnchaded la .,..r .-the amendmeiet. To the Editor: Tben are many Nuou wb1 A receot Daily PUot edboria1 71·2 aboukt be defea&.d. IUHnU Department ot llotor l. The Local Coutal Plan bu Veb.tclel pn..adoo ot ...... not beeo completed and tbe reabtraUaa u a meant to tbe many rnon&bl devoted to lta de· end of reductni eourt '•no. -velopDMat by CAC would be Ao11t 1bow1" bJ traffic violaton, and waited II th1I amendmtat thereby allevlatlDI ~· caae wu appcbYed prior to lta com· loMll lD tnftk CCM&N. pledoG aad r.liuM. TIM LCP ia TIM Dal1.1 PUot em lD tblU· t1M wed ot ctU... wbo1e ta· m. tlllt ._. ...... "'"can te....i II tn tbl r10t ~ wblcb are re1l1teud or meatfor~8"cb. optretiad bJ Pe1JM1!1!1 no wwld I. TM-.... .. e&1.-lD tM be atteet.d tiJ Ytblele 1'911*a· LCP '8 IUll _... lt1ld7 Md U.. cJae. replaoement of .. row ••4 ••••ntll bin•• .......... "1 A LA.ao• .... ot '» nJ•mlw Id hC • die .... 1bow1" 1ltm from ubJclH mtllt ot i.d la q•llltha wt&Mat d.iob nn IOld Ul priHt. J>U't1 NGIW.liliom lar llilil .erect • NMI for aala. 'I'M MW OWW' ... U.. \ocinl•1 ~ ._. bee DO '--*klo to ti ..... ,. 1ac'°9 •ecla ....... a 1l1trattoa 8H ~~1' ,....., ..... MmfDI a. fV llceDM .... Hil ...... . DO ttllkle -:::::. ... 11 ID· L fti 1'Wetln•'! ....... al volHd '8 • --wUI .._ ...... la.._ ul( ....,,_, 1budca ........ la .... ....,... ,,..,.,... ,.,_. ........ c ... Ulll,IMrtr --~ •t•t.:•luloa ••• U•• ID ID1 on c... 1 Ulrw-ell• · ot tM m.1t1b lmd .. 1 .._. __ _ a nestio& area for Ule BeJ.d.lna SavannalJ Sparrow. already on • the "endanaered spectea U&t." needs attention and solution ~fore any changes ln land \Ale deslgnaUoo can be made. 4. 11IE ll08T IM POKTAHI' reason. and lhe one not COil· sidered by the stair of lhe PlaD· nine Commluloa, for the defeat of OPA 11-%, It the impact oa &.be J ,000 Of' more people Uviag oa lbe land locluded In this amend· ment. U tbla amendment wu approved the Daon Corpor.Ue would then purcbase the land. buy tbe le&te oo the Hwittnctoe· by·tbe-Sea Mobile VWace allld Travel Trailer MCUoo and then 1lve oodee to all realdenta to vacate wttbiD 12 moothl. Tbe Q . t:r of H\llltlnltOD Beaeb would be belpl-tn pnvenuni w. from occuntna. Stace there are no vaeut 1pacee ln the txi1Un1 mobMe home parb to relocate a mobMe bome la Oran•• County~ lk alone tbe City or Huntiqtdo Beaeb, &be realdeatl woWcfi .. forced to move their bomea of tbe county at a coat r tMtween $3,000 aod ... ooo • peodln& on the aile ~ the and the dlatanc. moved. percent of tbe l*>Pl• are Social Security and am peuioDI wttb UWe or no NMrYee and th1a could be lmpoalbWl.7 f~ them and ,.. la tbe lou ~ their bom• mobUe bome brolltn for Utti. no momy at all. The p replacement value of the bom .. ill HUDt1.natA>D·bY·..,...llla MobUe Home VlDqe la In cesl ~ '7.1 m!Woa. Th• would be turned ou~to communlt1. 1tralnln1 t • already ttcbt low coet boullll market. It l1 morally wron1 1 HYODe or any corporaUoa aaallt a prdftt at t.bet ~==-~ lon to .,.,.,. •. Tbe ,...,. and mlllkiD ol •overDmeat ii PNMI'" and~ tbe = ~'t...'*:':.. cl.acbadtJ ~OW • ftelalt.,.. ~ .. tbat re•ponalbllltr. It ...... ""'": • ..., • ., ... 0 .,................ . &DWA&D M. CRODOW& • WIUr•,,.. ,...,, .......... nw riObt 10 --..,.., .,,,.,.,-~ ~"' '""'*'• w .. ,~ Uffn• 0/ ,., .... f/r -~ .... ,,.,,.,... ............ .... ~....,_._,........,c CIW "°""' tMW H .,..,.,..., • ... .,.,... ......... ''"' ,,.,, '°"' ftOf ~JN~ ·-- Your Hometown 1 Dally Newspaper • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 · Fl FTEEN CENTS ~o -Relief Seen Froin Inland. Sinog 1 81 ._.. ... PAISSVICll ................ . SO.. llild '-! eoati.Dued to makt life nUMnb&e for many Ora ... eo.t, 1'91deata today, and alr ""'..!X oftlclala pnidlct· fed ao Im 1te 1alvatiocl for foUta Uvt.na more than a few rmiles from tbe cout. • Fint'«ale bealtb advisories l were luued for lnland areas Jauch u El Toro and Anaheim, warnln1 tbo1t particularly seaalUve to 1mo1 to remaln ln· doort M tbe Wd air aieae moved into lta atsth ~uUve day. .. We're pred..lctlnc 1ood air quallty ldonl the coast," aald a spoke1man for the South Coast Air Quality Manasement Dia· U"lct ~QMD ). "But there's not soinl to be any break for in· landers, probably throu1h the weekend." "Everyone la bavin1 a dlf. ficult time," said Ricki Yacks. safety director for the Orange County Department of Educa- tion. ''We we aug1esUn1 that schools curtail outdoor activity such aa football, scrimmages," she added. However, no formal directive was issued to school districts along the Orange Coast. Of. ficials were asked to ••use our ooters 0 ) iµaises t !Granted t ~IUSD L Top administrators in the llrvine Unified School Pistrict ~ere given pay raises up to 12 IJ)ercent Wednesday night by dis· \rict trustees. The board voted to give assis· tant s uperintendents Gene Hartline and Bruce Givner salary boosts of 12 percent and Assistant Supt. for Personnel Services Delaine Richards an 1 I percent hike. With the increases, Hartline will make $40,_, a year, Givner $38, 752 and Ricbarda $37 ,962. Additiooally, Richards' tiUe waa chanted to assistant superintendent rrom the pre- vious one or administrator for personnel services. Hartline is assistant superin- tendent for business support services for the district and <Hvner is assistant superinten- rde n t or special programs, 'evaluation, development and re· 'search. ; In addition to tbe pay in- 1<: re as es , th e three ad - ~iniatrators had their contracts xtended until 1981. L District Supt. Stan Corey said r,.he reason for the double-digjt increases for the three was because they bad received pay Lboost.s of only 3 percent last year nn the aftermath of the Proposi· • ion 13 squeeze. I In addition to the pay in- kreases, the board approved a .merit increase pool of 9.6 per· ~ent for other management !Personnel such as principals. l;>sycbologists and non-academic Lrector-level positions. Persons would be eligible for pierit. boosts either above or ~low 9.6 percent, depending on ~e recommendation from uperion Trustees bad earlier given acbera in the district 8 percent alaty Increases and classified lelD-ployees 6.5 percent pay !moit.s. ~ The board is expected to dis- cuas Corey's contract with the strict at its next meetma. Lifesavers Three Irvine residents instrumental in saving the lives of children who nearly drowned in separate swimming pool accidents this past summer display citations they were given by Irvine city councilmen Tuesday night. The three <from left) are Sean Driskel, 8, Craig Becker. 12. and California Highway Patrol Sgt. Michael Bair. Not (?iC · lured is Ed Fuller, 62, who also was honored for his hfe- saving efforts. Teen Prostitute Tells of 'Tricks' By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL Of -Delly HM ltaff A girl wb<>-b6eame 1l prostitute in Orange County at 15 testified Wednesday that her .... alleged Newport Beach pimp was so pleued with her work that he wanted her to move into bla home and "be one ol his main ladiea." Donald Smltb and Valerie Irvine Woman Bit by Auto; Dead at ~9 A ,.._,,...,.old woman died at Santa Ana·Tu.atln Commwalty Boepltal Wednelda,y after beiDc btt by a car oe Walnut Avmue aear Yale Aveaue In lnlne Ul1Mr la tlaeday, police said. Tiiie --... ldentafted .. Jo•••ll••• Ba1arbo, of llOO ........ i.... JnlDe. Thomas, 23, of Santa Ana. are standing trial in Superior Court on charges of pimping and pan- dering for the high school stu- dent between September and Def ember of 1978. On one occasion, the blonde testified, Smith diapat~bed her by taxi to a Promontory Point apartment ln Newport Beach wbere her male customer Uled his K_.ter Olarge credit card to pay for her services. The ree waa880. The lfrl, dressed In a l~ fltdq white dress ot fashionable lenttb. toJd the (.lve-man, .. ver,. woman Jury that she wu lured lnto prostltUtlon by Mita Thomas, for whose son abe babysat. "Valerie told me that I would make more money beca•e I wu under the aae or 1'." the llrl telUfled, addln1 that 1he nMCMd tbe mooey bteaUH abe plaailed to hlll a•ay from bome. own discretion," said Jean Flem· ing of the Newport· Mesa Unified School District. No plans were made to curt.a.JI physical activity for students in the Capistrano Unified School District, where ocean breezes have pushed much of the rancid ·air inland. Likewise, officials in the Irvine Unified School Dis trict today said it would be "business as usuaJ. · .. 'Shoot To Kill' Ordered MOBILE, Ala. lAP) Hur ricane Frederic cr ashed into this JOO-year-old port with 130 mph winds today, leaving two dead. ripping apart homes, nat tening businesses and felling trees and power lines along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana. Looting broke out in downtown Mobile and the neighboring town of Prichard in the wake of lh1!> MOBILE LOOKS LIKE WAR ZONE-.\3 area's worst hurricane in a dee ade Armed Nat io nal Guardsmen were sent in and Prichard pohce were told to "shoot to kill .. Frederic weakened and was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland todav across southeast Mississippi and into Alabama. with top winds of 60 mph. The storm was centered at latitude 33.5 north longitude 87 7 wes t, or j us t northeas t of Tuscaloosa. Ala. It was moving just east of due north at 20 mph and was expected to turn more to the northeast later today The born-a gain storm hit Alabama, Louisiana, M1ssiss1pp1 and the Florida Panhandle. c hurnin g lS ·foot tid es Forecasters said the greatest threat today was from floods and tornados Alabama Gov . Fob Jame!> toured the area by helicopter and said he would ask the White House to declare Mobile and Baldwin counties a disa ster area. Damage was estimated at up to $100 million in Florida and $50 million in Mi ssissippi. This festival city of 300.000 and neighboring Pascagoula. Miss . a s maller city to the west. bore the brunt or the hurricane which hit land al Dauphin Island. a re· sort island 5 miles long that wa!> reportecf"slic~ tn half." "I would say there is not a dwelling, business or any other building in Jackson County that does not have damage ranging from minor lo total destruc tion," said Ken Phillips. director or disaster relief in Pascagoula. Mayor A .J . Coo per o f Prichard. a Mobile suburb or S0.000. said widespread looting was reported in bJs community today . The mayor told policeman to fire two warnina <See STORM, Pa&e AZ> MISSISSIPPI I " I · L District spokeswoman Fran Morton aald "we've had no alerta Crom the county · • But Huntington Beach Uruon High School District officials cancelled all physical education classes early today. Football platers were allowed to continue light workouts . but some coaches were expected to limit afternoon practice to "chalk talki> ... a district spokesman saJd Twelve air quality district tn· spectors were in the field early today to enforce restrictions on emissions by large industrial plants Glass manurac turers and paint companies were ordered to cutback emissions between 20 and 50 percent, said air qu1dity <See SMOG, Page A2l .,.w1 ... -1o AUTO SUPPLY STORE REDUCED TO RUBBLE Worker Surveys Damage From Hurricane at Prichard, Ala. Strike at Airwest Trans£ ers Flights The four·day·old strike by Hughes Ariwest employees knocking out 14 fhghts daily from Orange County's John Wa yne Airport has made travel more diffit'ull but nol 1m possible for local passengers. Spokesmen for Air Cali!orrua and Golden West airlines today reported subst.anllal ancreases ur passenger loads since Hughes rlight.s were haJted Monday. If the strike continues through the weekend, Air California spokesman Mark Peterson said "serious consideration•· would be (iven to adding another dally flight from Orange County to Las Vegas. Allllll • • s ... , ... 111•11, GEORGIA ··We've been accommodating a number of ticket ed Airwest passengers and have been able to provide transportation (lo Las Vegas> on both a confirmed and stand-by basis '· Peterson said. The number of passenge rs placed on stand-by status has in· creased substantially. he added In addition to the loss of CSff A.IRWEST, Page All UCI Suffers $1 Million Budget Cut . • . . . . .. ...., ................ "QHT'I _,NUT CLAUM AH•ni .. tywom•n lergeeon lake place," Mr1. Btr1eaon udded ''Thul would be llko t11un settlna morality Ir I can't do anything befort' the end o( Lhe se1111lon, then ln January when Diseo Dile1n1na Laguna Flap Ends in An-est There was probably more fancy footwork and tugging and hauling going on outside a Laguna Beach discotheque Tuesday night than there was in· side -at least for a few minutes. But one of the most active participants, say police, today faces charges of assaulting an officer and being drunk in public. It began, said Sgt. Terry Temple, when Kristy Marlene Kahas, 23, of 22812 Latigo Drive, Laguna Niguel, tossed the ignition keys from the car her boyfriend was driving. This created tension. An altercation outside the Village Star in Village Faire attracted police, who said Ms. Kahas resisted arrest with screams, gouges and kicks -Including one to an officer's groin. She assertedly slipped a hand from the handcuffs and swung the cuffs at police. Police won. Ms. KabasisfreeonS2.500bail. Tht lnllallonary tncr111e11 In lncome tax.. colltetM by tM 1t1tt are ritwed by tndt1ln1 proponent.I u nothin1 more lhan un·l•llalatAld t .. lncrtaHa. The ldH ol lndHlftt ll to ktep the 1t1to from maltlna money on In· OaUon·c•UHd w•a• lncrea111. One 1talf analy1l1 reporta th blll would 11ve laxp•)'tra '210 mUllon lo the nrtt yHr and - mllllon ln thti Hcond yoar. Stn David Robtrtl, 0 l..o1 Aniol•, Hid he! authorf"d tht two·yeiar limitation to 11volt1 a revenue 1horta1e he uld would be "a wor11u d4'b1tclc lh11n lnnae tlon " One opponcnt of Robertl '11 amendment waa Senator H L Ric hardson, R Arc1tdla, who said refuaol lo maaku the lndu Ing permanent amounta to M tax lncreue when the law expires. "If we want to tax them more. then tax them more, but let'li not do It by the back door," he 11a.id. Wfwpflng A f,-1ng T11mru :Okholl . l . Iii UIW&t.YI rc•dy tJJ roll. t')C It (Jn lkttft or tt Hk ulchourd. und , now th&l •ummer 1-ovtcr tlld thero are fewt!r tourlKL" to dod&e. •he can aet ha.ck to som e serlou8 rnllerskatlne In front of her B•lboi Peninsula borne In Newport Uea.ch With the crowds gone, she can concentrate on dodain& crack.a in the sidewalk instead of people l',....P~AJ SMOG ••• dlllrict 1upervlaor Al Dan1l1. He eald .molt companies wttb more dt.M 100 emp1o1"9..,. cooper1U.., with. reque.ta that ear p()Ollnc be lutltuted to lower tbt DoUutJOn level. "We've ·1ot 1lx can ln our <Anaa.Am) Parkinl lo' toclay," aa.Ul Dau.if: ·'Normally wt have about .0. •'Wt feel there 't b••• a tr1mendou1 lmP.rovtmeat by moet companJee, • bt actct.cs. Don Walker , ao environmental flDllnffr with lrvln•'• Fluor Corp,. ••Id the nrm WU havln1 no trouble In reducln1 employ .. tralflc now under today'• ftl"lt ll•I• hHlth advisory which u l11 for a 83 percent. lra#ttc cut. rltty.two vana lranaport 517 l'luor employees each day and f ,:r># oOwtr wnrkcra art In car ~JI• The total fl'luor 1tatt 11 •bout J,llOO W11lluir, prtdlct1n1 t.hat a 11,.t ll•I• •lflrt could be oll•d tor l'rldaey. aald Fluor woi.lld t)ll forced Lo 1hut down a V•lr qf •"1t•Y pt1l11t1n1 boolhA 1mrl aittt-m&1t lo 1tchlcvu a M t.o 75 ~rt ~nt lnfflc cutback ·wt' f11turtt thut 75 ~rcent ot 11ut •m(lloyw. wlll m11ke IOnle .tfmt U.O help l " Wulkur noted A •PGk•man for the National Wulher Service uld I.he hlab vreourt-ay11tem 1tnd minimal w1nrl 11 thul huve combined lo kt>+'(> 11 mo.c hovering over ")t>uth1·m Ca llfornw for the pai.t f•".v '1ay11 would t0nl1nuf• ffr()'1rt..'> thut lJ f':H·lf1C' Rtorm wt1uld rnuvt> in to brf'ak up Lhe 11 y '11 1· m were 1 n error. the 'l1>oke11man added. It will rem:11n m11'illy sunny with temperature'\ an the m 1d 709 along the couflt Lo upper ~ inland. Missing Man Faces U.S. Rap An Orange CoU11ly man who disappeared after a boat burned and sank off Newport Beach l&Bt month has been Indicted by a federal grund Jury on charges of jumping bail In connection with a narcotics smuggling case. Benito Frias, 34 , was named Wednesday In the Indictment handed down by the federal grand jury In San Diego. A spokesman for the U. S At· torney's office there said they will recommend a ball bond of not lesa than Sl million on a bench warrant to be Issued on the Indictment Frlu was last seen Aug 10 when he and a companion were at Newport Beach. The compan ion said they parted tn a bar and Frias w88 rePortedly seen on the companion's boat, a 24· foot cabin cruiser. A few hours later the boat caught fire and burned to the water line before slnklne about a mile off the Newport Pier. m inesweeper ua1ng sonar The boat's remall\S could not be de tected. At the time of his dis ap pearance. Friu was awaiting prosecution with six other peo pie accused of smuggling co came and heroin. Frias and has alle1ed as s<>i:lates were arrested June 10 In a 1eries cl raida in Sao Diego and Los An1eles counties con ducted by qenll of the federal Dru1 Enlorcement Admlniltra tlon. fug1t1ve when he failed to makt· J court 11p1>eara ncc for a pre hminary hearing at the end of August Frias 1~ ,cht>d uled to l>tand t ria l on the drug ... mugglang charges Oct to Authorities desC'nbe him air; an Orange County resident His rt'I at1ves told police when they filed a missing person report on him that he U ved In an apart menl In Irvine. but they dldn 'l know the addrei'111 Fro.a Page Al fi',....r..,,.Al Attempts lO find Frias' body have been futile. The boat went down In 13) feet of water In an offshore canyon Authorities had the area scanned by a Navy He wu released from custody on $200.000 ball. He was declared a federal F edl'ral a utboritae!> in San Diego say they b<:hevc he wa!> .. resident of M111111on VwJo al the tame ot his disappearance. VICE ••• In November 1978, the elrl testlfled, MllS Thomas suggest· ed they go to work for Smith, operator or several "escort" services from his home al 1311 Cliff Drive. "She said if you worked for him we'd get more calls," the girl testified In Judge Byron K. McMltlan's court. The same night she filled out the application, the soft·spoken teen-ager testified, Smith aent her o n three calls, two in Ne wport Beach and one lO a customer who lived near South Coast Plaza Asked if her cuatomera ever asked her to model naked. perform a massaee or serve as an escort -all legal activities the girl retponded, "No." "I had already lltured out what I was s upposed lO do," she said. At one point, ahe quoted Smith as aaytn1 that he wanted her to U ve ln ht. house and be one of his "main ladies." The defense, according to al· t.orneya, will attempt to show that the etrl wu never actually directed to perform sexual acts with customen and that she did so of her own free wlll . They alao will try to convince the jury that card flies seized from Sm.1th'• houte cataloped letlUmate buaineaa customers and were not coded IO u to id.en· tlfy county vice offlctn DAILY PILOT BUDGET SLASHED. • • l'ro• P~Al H1a Cahfom1a driver's license hsted a.n addres11 m Sunta Ana sciences and graduate school of management. But with no new positions lo be added, he said, the result will be a decline In the student faculty ratio, meaning more 11tudeota to each Instructor. In the student services area, the chancellor said he wasn't sure how the flnanchd 1iluation was being h a ndled but he gueHed that some positions there would not be fllled . Finances, however, are not the only bind the university finds itself in lhls coming year Aldrich also sa.id more cam· pua building space ls needed, with about 70,000 square feet necessary lo house all school progranu. He 1ald the school Is particularly in need of 1pace for research activities. The completion of a prop<»ed 1oclal ecology building wUJ help allevlatA! some of the problem, F,..,..PflfleAI AIRWEST ••. Huahes fiithta to Ve1a1, county pa11en1era no lon1er have direct acceu to Tucson or Phoenix, Arb.; desUnaUont not aerved by either Air Cal or Golden West. Golden West, which doea not provide servict to Lu Ve1u. baa bad an Iner•••• ln th• number of pu1en1en fiytna to Loa Angeles to make coo.nee· Uon1 with other airlines for fi11hta to Phoenix and Tucson, uid 1pokesman Charlea Rob· bins. Pa11e111en with Air Cal have generally been fiyla1 to Lu Ve1a1, wbere "interline op· portuPitlea are excellent," notAlfd Pet.non. Meanwhile , Hu1he1 1POke.man Larry Lltehfleld to-cf ay tald ......... ~ and won't be N1Umln1 Hntee uat.11 tbll tb1ni ta ..w.t. And no new HH1oal have been tcbeduled." Tbe company'• "•&.aDdlna el· fer" to •lrWDI memben d tbe Air UMI Employ... Alloda· tlon ealll fOf' a •·• percent pq hill• owr t.brM ,..,., Tbe propoMd pay lHW to 1t1tton •llDU would lbCl"Hlt annual' nlarl .. to •11.eso, LttebfWd .... Ullkla ~otleton rtpor::f:. have ..... for a•·• percM; • ere ... , Uf eo .. ,f'lt lD tbe tblN , . .,. Utaftelct tald Ute airline .. ...... '1 •l'Mclia .. ,.... •••• •Hb ••1 t•• 1trU1e e•t'r H . f. . freeing up s pace that social ecoloey students and faculty now use In other buildings such STORM LOSS HEAVY. • • as computer science. flhots al looters. then "shoot to The uni verslly alao lease~ kill " trallen in an effort to keep up Mobile Mayor Gary Green· with apace demands. bought said some looting also Another problem hu been In was reported In the downtown student houalne, where Aldrich area and Gov. James sent said the hl1heal number of stu armed National Guardsmen and dents that administrators have state troopers Into the area. ever seen are trylna to live on Prichard fireman Sidney An· campus. derson Hid the lootln1 began at To meet Increased housing de· daybreak, "as soon aa they mand, the university has three could see lo steal " projects under way. Nearly hall a million people Theae Include an 80·s pace fled their homes as Frederic recreational vebJcle park and a followed clOHe to the path that 200-unit apartment complex as Hurricane Camille took 10 years well aa a 300-unlt apartment 1i1go in killing more than 250 peo· bulldln1 for married a nd pie graduate student.I which la In f''lorlda Gov Bob Graham the planninl •ta1e. s aid he expected the damaae In In I.ht mtantlme, rHldence the wrea from Panama ctty lo hall• on the campua will have l'e nucola to exceed the tH more 1tudtnta than they were million In wreckaae leift by Hur meant to handle when claues rl<'an., D•vl4 13 days a10 open Sept. M. HOU1ln1 olftclala Frederic de1lroyed J2$ houaea out the enl.Jre tip of the f1onda Panhandle M 1sswlppi Gov . CU ff F'lnC"h estimated damage in rus state .it more than l50 million "It 'a terrible." Ftncb said "f'ort.unate!y there were not any II vea lost. But aome toet all they bad 1aved their life for " In Mobile. atreeta were nearly lmpasaable and 180 ,000 customers were without elec· trl c1ty A power company sPokesman said it would take several weeks to full y restore Power F~edertc damaaed the roof and ripped a cupola from the historic City Hall 1n Mobile, wh ere more than s lnchn of ram fell between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m WednMday. Eastern AlrUnH on Wednes· day canceled all flights to Penucola, Mobile and New Orleana. Service wu resumed to Developers' Fees Eyed For CUSD The Capistrano Unified School Distrl<'l Wednesday recei ved permw 1on from Oranae County Supervtaors to begin c hargmg fees to buildlna developers to re heve acbool overcrowdin1. Supervisors confirmed the d.ia· trlcl 'a tlnd.ing1 of over crowding after bean, usu.red by achool of. C1c1al1 Lhal they would not In· volve the county in any potential law1wt.1 that mi1ht arlae. Source.a a1ao said the actioo C'ould result In possible UUgaUoa because of a previous opinion by the attorney 1eneral that such fee1 fell under the purview o( Proposition 13 and require two have Hid l ,950 uoder1raduate and mobtle homM and blacked ~udentl will ~ ilvln1 In halb ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ dHllned to accommodate about New Orleana today. Uurds approval by voters. 1,aao. Alto1et.her, the unlvortlty hu accomrnodatloM for about 2,400 atudenta out of an enrollment of 10:~· w ltb the completion of lht new facllltiee, Aldrlcb aald he didn't think the unlvenlty would be over·built ln boualn1. 81 an Acre Oil Lease8 Stir Outc r y VI ASHINOTON (AP > F•deral leaMt 1lvln1 an oll compan,y r11bta to oU and 1u on federal land for S1 u acre baH tr1Htred a coecree1klaal outcry and calla from the Interior Department for dll.lll.. In tlae law. Tbe Jt.,ear 1 .... , awarded Ulla 1eb wltllotlt competJUve blda, wen llv• to the Ttxu OU ud Ou Corp., for 11, T• acrtt o( lud at Pert Cbafftt, Ark .. la aa area 1urrounded by active ...... "A ~ t.o an oil compby '' aald ltn. 11.nry Bellmoa, R· Okla. In. Dale 8'am1*9, D·An., Hid tbe ..... maf bt wortb U mucb • tJO mlWoe aad tbat the ftnl ........... of ''Ute la· .,e •lftllil ... u.crae1!' 46 ·' HOURI MON • llllU ~ I01m, fpM. IATU"DAV , 0 ··"' • 'p.tfl, f -... I ment maneuver related to a bill on bail bonds. But a late vote negated Curb's vote and the biU was filed for later action. Derisioa M•lled SAN FRANCISCO (AP> Former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Wright will decide U sitting Justice hank Newman should be disqualified from a panel which will rule on whether an investigation of the high court should be open to the public. Newman ts the only regular state Supreme Court justice who has refused to disqualify himself from deciding the secret hearing issue. 1"othft-Fl~s S 11U LOS ANGELES <AP ) The mother of a Universit y of Southern California librarian slain by a man two weeks after he was paroled from prison bas filed a $3 million suit against the Califon)ia Department of Cor- rections. Bernice B Stamps charged Wednesday in U.S. District Court that state officials had failed to maintain contact with Stevie Lamar Fields. who was convicted last month or murder- ing her daughter. Rosemary Jane Cobb. Toast to l'ictory ,.,. .. ,..._. Scott and Melissa Dinwiddie raise their glasses of cola in a toast to victory after the Palo Alto City Council agreed not to become the first city in the nation to reg- uJate treehouses. The Dinwiddie treebouse, which start· ed the whole ordinance push two years ago, will be al· lowed to remain. Sea Experts Fail To Rescue Shark REDWOOD CITY CAP > -For the second time in less than a month, marine experts have faHed in an "almost impossible" ef· fort to keep a captured great white shark alive. The 8-foot-long shark, brought to Marine World-Africa USA after being netted Wednesday by a fisherman in Tom ales Bay. died about 5 a.m. today after it bad begun swimming by itself, said Julie Fiedler, a public relations representative for the park. "You can say It died of cardiovascular collapse," she said. "It was under a lot of stress from having been caught and towed alongside a boat.'' Marine World divers had been pushing lbe fish alone in an effort to get it to swim. Ron Swallow, a veterinary technician, s&Jd earlier th al the shark was in poor condition. "the look IS YOL.J" I ~And the w,,,~~ ~ Quad takes the guess work out of looking great this fall . The quad suit of texturized polyester includes a distinctively tailored jacket, reversible vest and two pairs of slacks. This is all the versatility you could ask for in . a suit. \' Reverse, mix, match one took leads to another. In solid tones navy. tan, med blue. blue grey and beige with reverse to plaid vest and slacks. 210. LOIMGa• 3!0 """"' --~"-AZA ....... "",.....,.. .. ,.,. Thunldmy. SeptMnt>er 13, uni DAILY PILOT AS He 'Hated' Bis Mother Marine Plead. Guilty to Slaying I Women SAN DIEGO <AP) -A YOUDC Camp Pendleton marloe hu pleaded IUilty to robbili&. rapine and at.r~wo women lut year lD W., aayinl bla victims "reminded me o( my mother and 1 bate her." Arthur Cb.ria Burbrid1e. Jr., Wife-rape lill Sent To Brown SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Oregon-type bill to permit a wife to charge her husband with rape is on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's desk. The bill, AB546 by As · sem blyman Floyd Mori, D· Pleasanton, won a 58·10 Aa· sembly vote Wednesday. IT WOULD REPEAL a pres· ent law that makes the crime or rape inapplicable lo a married couple. But as amended. the bill would prevent the prosecution of s pousal rape unless reported wilhm 30 days WOMEN'S GROUPS. who s upported the bill, said the s pousal exclusion in rape laws was a remnant or earlier times in which a wife was regarded as property. To meet obligations that the charge might be used vindictive- ly in a quarrel, the bill would aJ. low husband-wife rape to be punished less sever e ly than other kinds of rape. CURRENT STATE LAW re quires a prison sentence or three. six or eight years for rape. For spousal rape, Mon 's bill would allow either a pnson sentence, a county Jail term of up to a year, or probation. Nor would husband.OJ convicted or raping their wives have lo register with law enfor cement authorities as sex offenders. THE BILL WOULD add California to a s mall group or s tates that consider husband- wife rape a crime. In the nation'.s first trial on the charge, defendant John Rideout was acquitted in Oregon. 20, made hlJ plea Wednesday in a closed ch-ambers session before a San Dieco Superior Court Judie after attorneys on both sldea stipulated be would spend the real of bis Ufe in pn.c>n. BlJ&B&IDGE TOLD in· veatigatora he returned to the scene ol one of the murders to kneel in the woman's blood and pray. He said be then took the victim'• checkbook and wrote a pornocrapblc note to God. Describtna Burbridge as "an animal," Judge Michael I. Greer said be would· recommend that the former Belleville. lll., resident be sent to a medical facility. D U RING EARLIER psychiatric exam lnations. Burbridge told of abuse he al- legedly suffered at the bands of Pending Trial hia adoptive mother, 'I pbJalCal therapist. He claimed abe once scalded blm with bot water when be wu slx years old and bad locked him in the buemeot on occasion. Burbrictie said be murdered 23·year-oJd Patty Bower of San- ta Ana and 55-year-old Claire Belle Lucketti of Fallbrook became they reminded him of his mother. MU. W<SETl'I WU beaten with a inetal bar then bound and atraneled with nylon stockino. Burbridge told investigators be fled her Oceanside motel room aft.er the attack, picked up a change of clothes from a bus de· pot locker and returned to the motel room to shower. Ms. Bower, who bad been a s kating companion or Burbridge, was killed about a week later. Payments Blocked In Sniper Suits SAN DIEGO CAP > A Supenor Court JUdge has blocked payment or damage claims against accused schoolyard sniper Brenda Spencer pending trial next month or a suit filed against the 17-year- old girl and her father by the family's insurance company. Miss Spencer has pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to charges that she killed two men and wounded eight children and a police officer in the Cleveland Elementary School siege last January in San Diego. THE PREUMINAR Y lDJUDC· tion tSSued Wednesday by Judge Jack Levitt automatically bars the widow and three children or Cleveland principal Burton Wragg rrom collecting a $100,000 settlement reached earlier in an out ·or·court agreement with Miss Spencer and her father. Wallace At issue 1s the amount or liability oo the part of Westfield Insurance Co., which contends that Spencer's homeowner's in· surance policy sets a Sl00,000 limit oo claims stemming from the 6Yi-bour incident Jan. 29. UNDER THAT interpretation. funds in the policy already would be exhausted through the Wragg settlement. The Spencers maint.aln that the -amount applies to each claimant. They also contend that the insurance company is re- quired to defend them in the six c1v1I swts filed against them so Car and not step aside once settle· men ts total $100.000. THE WESTFIELD suit goe~ to trial Oct. 29. M 1ss Spencer faces trial Oct. I in Santa Ana on charges or murder. attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon The trial was moved from San Diego County because or ex· tensive publicity in the case. Fees Nixed LOS ANGELES CAP ) -After receiving thousand s of phone calls from angry residents, the City Council bu reversed itself and voted to aboUa.b a rubbish collection ree. .Project Warrants A Complete Study Tha J.rvm. c1\y ComlcU did b. bail ~ "'-d17 niabt. By requhina that \M ctevelooen oft.be propoMd tao mlWoo Irvine Recreation Park clo an envlronment.&I,.. Port on the 1muatmetportioa ot their project, t.be coun-cll bu rupectec:l lbe w1lhel 1Dd cone.ms of ma1»1 r•l· dent.a wbo felt mo.re 1tud1 wa needed ol the pro))09a1. BlA to atop abort ot requiri.Qi a study of the run pro- ject lJ poor Judlment. The declaJon to 1rant n 1atlve declaraUoo atatua to some porUom of the park -the health center, bowlin1 center, ska Uni rink and renaurant -and require more atudy ol other uaes -bumper cars, caroUJel, theme bulldlnl, haunted house and 101 nume rtde:.....ts the aame us aa)'l.nl the l wo ere unrelat.ed. Althouah city planners uaured council members cumulat.lve effects of a project are always evaluated in an EJR. it wou.ld have aooe a lot further toward easing apprehensions about a project ol this magnitude by ask- ing that it be examined in its entirety. Although this project must either rise or fall on its own merits when lt comes time for city counctlmen to judge it, one other aspect of the recreation situation seems clear. And that's simply that a city the size of Irvine needs more recreational opportunities for its citizens. A community which prides itself on master·planning should keep in mind the importance of healthy diversion. I( not the 16.4 acre recreation park idea. then other means must be pursued to fill an increasing vacuum in the life of a nourishing city. Midnight Muddling Could it have been handled better? Did the Irvine City Council need to push onward in the wee hours of the morning Wednesday on recommend- ing a route for the San Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor- ridor? After all, county planners weren't scheduled to hear the matter until Oct. 9. This is a situation in which no one really can be seen as wearing the white or black hat. The situation had already been badly complicated by the marathon heating on the Irvine Recreation Park is- sue. When that was finally concluded before midnight, the City Council was still faced with the bulk of its agenda. Pruning out items that could be delayed, the council decided to tackle the San Joaquin Hills issue anyway. In hindsight, this issue of serious concern to two council members in particular -could have perhaps been de· layed too. permitting less fatigued discussion. Once moving ahead with it, however, councilman Larry A.gran prolonged the matter with lengthy question- ing of county planners who were there to discuss route alternatives for the corridor. These were questions that Agran could have had answered in private discussions with the planners . Still the council plowed ahead. The testimony of two citizens was cut short because of the late hour. Not un- reasonable, given the hour. But they should have had their day, preferably at another meeting before the stroke ol midnJght. Agran thinks his criticisms of the corridor have been muted because he and the two audience members were cut short in their remarks. Mayor David Sills s ays he was merely trying to break a filibuster. Whatever anyone may think of the merits of the cor· ridor itself, it seems this hearing was simply re- newed proof that government operates most satisf act-Ori · Jy when it is most accessible to its constituents. Usually before midnight. School Finarices Whatever else one may say about education in Irvine, it appears to be on sound fiscal footing . The 1979-~ budget approved by school trustees will, officials say, allow the district to maintain the major targets of its educational program. That's no small task in this post-Proposition 13 era of budget cutting and adm.iniatrative hair pulling. While the school district administration is to be com- mended for coming up with a spending plan that stays within the limits of its resources, other factors play a significant role. Because Irvine is a growing community. it bas ex- perienced sizable jumps in local assessed valuations, due primarily to the sale of new bomes. This helps lay a more aolld base of local support that will be necessary to keep the district fiscally fit. And with assurances of renewed state aid through passage of a law that recoanhes the burdens imposed by Proposition 13, Irvine school officials and residents should be. somewhat pleued with the financial health of their district. • Opinion• exprnMd In the apace above are those of the Oallv Piiot. Other vlewt expretNd on thl• page are thate of their authort and artlltlt Reader comment 11 Invited. Addreu The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1580. Cothl MIU. CA 9282&. Phone (114) 641·4321. Boyd/Beauty ·~a...•.BOTI> Tb• f...W. face for cea- turlea •a• 1'etarded H beautiful onJy lf lt were 1omewbat full. round or ~U:.~..:..~~= 6tr'u~~ ~ CAIH motJoe p&ctarw. Tb• u,ltt.- Dear Gloomy Gua ud·1badow experta found tbey could 1et dramatic abota of women wtth bllb cbeekbonet. tbln noaea, cbiaeled chlnl. And the whole 1tandard chanaed. Th• ex· qa.latt.t CODtoln ol Katlwine Hepburn'• faee NPlae.4 the 1nUe pu1cbrttode ot Mou Iba'•· What the Mtronaut. ate la outer 1pece wu a varte&1 ol fNOHrtecl eoeeoedou -dalek-. aad nee ew1ro1e. ve1etable st.w wSUa beef, aad the lb. Jt lta.Jt ,...... tor Jun, ti unopeMCI. And It cu be 9--tbe table ID iom••UljSbf..._.ld wat.tr. A lbable aampbl ol retired clUseu trlecl out 1ome HfN" of U, .U found u.r ....-::'!',oNA olha ..... Wiii, .,... .......... __. ... so•• wUI tar• •P I• • •P.•s:•ark•U -fer ,.,..... ............. ..................... ..... Robtt't N. WHd/PubtllMr Thomas K•vll/EdttOr ..,_.. K,..lt>lch/l!dltorlal Peot Editor Reagan's Star May Be Waning LOS ANOILBS -"ll'll b9 the sb,e o6d Roeald Re.,an, JOU won't ... ~ difference," I.ya Nofat1er told me. one day • wbtle qo at the ofttcea of the R••IH for Prealdent here. Noblcer wu wroo1 aod oow he'• cone. Nofa11er'a re111naUon from the committee lut mool.b, after 13 years ot aervln1 lhe former Callfornla 1overnor . WH \be ftnt public •101 of what I 'm prd- ly sure ia 10- lnt to be the ~ -...._ political col· • - Japae of t.be old eonservaUve hero. Actually, I'd call bim the con- aerv aUve Mrmit. Reaaan divides bls Ume between bis ranch in San- ta Barbara and hermetically sealed (and usually well paid> ap- pear anc ea before friendly Mailbox 1-nilNK NQr. .. / TllZ laClOND SIGN eame a few dQI .ao WbeD th• a..,... comllllttee •anounced bla f\md. rat.tac wM laaiq and tt WM $500,000 ID ct.bi. ID c ... you baven"l nodced, RN1an. who'• 1uppoled to be rimnlDI for Pf'91· dent, la not exactly knocldnl Mm.self out raJaln1 money or mlnallal wtth the voten. Part of the reuon for bl.a iaolatJco ii tbat be hadn't de- cided who be la 1oln1 to be this time around. HiA 1t.aff bu beeo tt1bt1n1 for months about whether be should be tbe Old Rea1an or a New Reacan. NofU,er. beUevtn1 tbe elec· torate bu become mucb more conHrvative In recent years. want.eel the old Rea1an. 1~. "I told you ao." The Idea wu that Rea1an could aay Republican cooaervaUves ban been right from tbe at.art. For him that means alnce 19M, when be emeried u a aatioaaJ ftp.re by campal1n101 for Barry Goldw.ter. Otben lD the UttJe Reaaan lDDer clrcle -tttpeclal- ly campatan maaa1er .John Se.n -have been pl8.lllllq to mold a new. more moderate Ronald Rea1aa, 1ort of a 1Jamon>u8 Gerald Ford. TBDE IS 80•£ blatorlcal baall for botb Rea1ana. Al a 1peaker, be baa always aad eo1at1na1y pounded out an UD· cban,in, meuaie of free en- terprtae and atroa1 defeue. Aa 1ovemor ol Calltornia for eipt years, he wu pualve, moderate and moderalely effective. DupHe all tbe rbelorlc, Rea1an'• California waa no laboratory for rllbt·winl theory -It waa bl& 1overnment u uaual. Nofzieer wu convinced that praa and public would not lt.nd for any obvious chanaea lo the Rea1an they had C'Ome to Imo• -and, ma.oy, to loVll. Notdpr'• Internal opponent.I, Seara et al, tbou1bt Reacan bad • very. very Sood chance to be preaident. ln tteO and time had ~ to preHnt the kind of mkfd»of· the-road candidate that muallY enda up lo the Wbtte Houae. EITBE& WAY, and despite hi.a aoarlna poPUlarity ln GOP poU.. l don't thCnk Reacan la 10- ln& lo mate tt. Hla time la put. It la DOl onl.1 that, at tbe ase of 70, be woWd be tbe olde.t preai· dent lo take otftce, but that. ex- cept for bia hair color eoiac from or~e lo leaden-iray, he haa not cbansed. People who spend time with him -a very select croup -tell me be la still not ready lo discuss new l.ssues. particularly energy and cbanc· tnc foreign policy. His cooveru· Uoo. they aay, and perhaps bis thinklnc. focuses on the past. lf that la true -and reporters are rarely allowed cloee enough lo Reagan lo judge -it may be because the candJdate is luy. Or, perhaps, sensible. Reagan does not like lo leave b.is ranch unless he la well paid lo do it. He wou Id rather take s everal thousand dollars for speeches than run around the country for free touctung voters and banter- ing with hostile reporters. HE llA.8 HELD off announcing bla ca.odJdacy-tbat la acbeduJed to happen In November -so that fairness doctrines will not force him lo sacrifice subl'Jtan. tial income aa a radio commen· lat.or and newspaper columnist. Avoiding lberat race maydem· onstrate common sense. but 1 ·m ool sure you can win the prestdency from a ranch and telev1s1on studios Por better or '4 orse these days, s uccessful candidates are usually hungry ones The photo Reagan gave to his old fnend Nort1ger was of Jumaelf in dungarees at the ranch. The insc ription asked why he couldn't spend more. time like that. My guess is that he'll have plenty of lime sooner than he Uunk.s . Swim Lessons Still Safest Bet for Tots To the Editor: With awimmlnt pools, jacuuiea, and bot tuba proWeral· lng around ua lt ls aenseleu. and poteotlaJly dangerous to ad- voc at.teaching fear or the water. aa yoJd!d ln a recent article, to prevent the aenseleas tragedy of accidental drownlog. J am a water aalety lMtructor wlth the American Red Cross and have taught hundreds of young children swimming and hundreda of families safety in the backyard pool. Absolutely essential for a f amlly with a non-swimmer is an unclimbable fence with a locking gate around the pool eeparaUng it from the house. Any pool which can be reached through a boUle door or patio door la completely u.naafe. These fences are metal, six feet tall. with a bottom rail fiush to the tJ'O'IDd and a narrow top rail. They are quite attractive wblte wroueht lron or aluminum and can be removed when everyone ln I.be family itl a profi. clentawfmmer. TBE GATE muat be carefully locked when tbe pool ts not in uae. When a non·awtmmer ls in th.e pool he muat be supervised conUnually by an adult. Never leave a DOD·awfmmer tn tbe pool area unsupervised, even for a few momenta. Take non-awimmera to a quallfted 1wtm lmtructor until they can Hve themaelve1 from drownJni. A cblld who bu been \au&bt fear of the water wW re- ad wttb pule, the mott de· vutatinl of reactlooa, •bould he •ccldeotally fall in. Lat.tr 1wttn leaaona will be very difftcuJt tor b.lm ll be ba.3 b«n tauthl tear by bil parent.I. 'lbcre are many prlvate and public awlm pro. 1raai1. Vlalt them and flnd tbe one wblcb aulta you beat before eorolllftl. Parent• who have allowed th.tr cbUd to l•am 1wtmmtnc bave ~ blm acalnlt t.be um,..UI* tratedf Of drown- .... In Ida IWlm lelaon be wt1J ltara etl"'1 nalel, coordlnaUon aad Nit~. which are lure to carry over Into other areu ol hll Ille. I MA&OAJtST JOHNSON ............ r Tota. ... : J -:Jr' &Ad la Wl.eH be dam 1'MN 1'~ fcafi• wtll .... ...,.. ....... • ci.,.. ...... y ...... ..... -----.... a-.-..... .., ......... . .. a.. .... .., ...... --'Mii• .... .-...,;·· Pinch your nose. cup your hands over your mouth: no mat- ter h ow bard we tried we couldn't imitale that "Hi Ho Sii ver." U you did those things when you bad a cold you could come close to his voice. but never exactly. The ways things are golng the next Lone Ranger may be n transvestite riding side· saddle. Are you listening. Tonto? LET mERE be some sanity Jert among the corporaUona and the lawyers. Today's world or transience, future shock. and disregard for our aging kin, de· mands that Clayton Moore be aJ. lowed lbe right lo become an elder Masked Man. We will etiU remember him as we remember all 1reat heroes on white bones -1tampln& out evil forthegoodofman. "Say, who wu that muked man?" "'Re Jett me lhls silver bullet." "Why, that's tile Lone Rancer." S. M. PAULEY Car Side Tr11p To lhe Editor: A recent DaUy Pilot editorial suggest.I Department of Motor Vehicles prevenUon of vebJcle re1Jstratioo u a meant to tbe end of reduclna court "no- 1bow1" by tralltc vlolaton, thereby allevlaUng tbe case load• in traffic courts. Tbe Dally PUot em ln think· lnll that ·~abowl" lnvolve CU"ll wbicb are re1htered or operated by penona wbo would be aff eet.ed by vehicle reliatr•· Uon. \ A LAaGE number of "DO· shows" alem from vebiclH wbkb were sold 1n prlvat.t party aaJet tor cuh. The new owner hu no lntenUoo to uanater ,.. JlttnUon nor to P•1 1e&rly Ucen.ae f-. He uaua111 earriel oo vehicle luurance and tf In· volved lD an Kddeat will aften •bandoa the vehicle. In IOIDe c .... tbe vebldtl ue stolen. In ID)' own c.... a tbree- year MlltGD followtDI • print. part)' ule for cub rwqulnd .. Quote. •• , ..... to JhJI• '° t.tl1 l1tul t.bat Mlf·ral• (for Pal· ..... _) ..... be lm,....... toclecldeoa llacWalll. . .I wW lD- 1ltt tldl U.. trtda ......... . U09 ,. ............ pnbllim.'' -a.,,... .. u11n1 Aawar ........................ ............ p ...... lilal llDFlllJ • position of more than 100 parit - ing tickets and out-of-date vebl· cle license tickets. Repeated re- quests ror OMV or court·aided relief were useless to st.op the continuing violations. Laws are needed whic h would require a veblc le license number check in every cue al the lime a citation i.a written for any cause. Laws are needed which would require impounding those vehicles which have multi· pie .. no·abow" violallona out- standing againat them and im· poundina of aJI vehicle• with grouly outdated re1i1traUon. La wa att needed wb.lcb would require the detention of operators of such vebJcJes. These laws could protect the public from a aroup of ir· respooaible and dan1eroua in· dividuala wbo 1tut tral'ftc court caae loada with impunity. C. PIERCE. The •!Wr of a oe1*w cm pro- tect ldmMlf from fvl-re HabWw for cUotionl or occidnU n11:iolciMQ u.. '1elrict. ~ ~,., fUiJtf 0 daft· dard DJIV Troutn o/ OulllWraMp form, Ol9d ::::Z a dat«I COAi of. .om•. It'• at DllV offtca at no c,_.,.. E<tilor Alrpert l'•.U To the Editor: l would like tbi.I opportunllJ' to expre11 my objection to the Irvine Company's recent al- t.em pt to lnftuence t.be relocauon of the Jobn Wayne Atrport - <Orance Co.mt)' Airport). It la about U.me tbat l>80DM re- alise that tbe 1ltuadion wblda •:it· lats now ta the reault or t.be lrvlne Comp"lny'1 dellMrat.e plan to force a •mall private t•clllty into a lar1e acaJe metropolitu alrpott. TbiJI wu done ~ complete dJ1resard ror t.be •aAty and well beJ.q ol the hundreds ot famWee U..r bad ~t lnto tbe •WTOUDd· tn1 areu. Tbe lntM Company developed tbe Wutcllff · Ba1cre1t·Do•er Sboret aed l:utblaft anu. It-~-= deH&oped tbe lntne Pan. andtbe1U1TOQDdtaac airport ·-u.. compla. Tbia ... all dooe wtdl tbe now..._ tbat • lat1• ~ alrpClrt fae~ be Deeded to budletbe lnflwcolalrliM,..._,..,., TllS .... N. Oom,aay Is 4lreoU1 r:••lbl• for Ua• atiport ..._ . TM c ........, :::.~:a.-= ..................... = . ..._._.,.,.. Ali ........ =·· .. Cle tlMti'...... .. .. r anch land either directly or in- d1recUy which can be developed. Relocation of the airport evidently wouJd interfere wilh this development The quality of hfe in the Newport Beach area is suffering from the noise aod air poUuUon caused by the increasing num- bers of private and commercial JetA uslna the airport tr com- mercial jet traffic increases it will be intolerable for a great number ol the population. I do not feel the Irvine Com- pany and it.s interests should be allowed to run uncontrolled over 1 tbe Uvea ot the people they brou1bt Ince> tbia area, just because they have sold off tbe property aod no tonier bave any vealed interest.a in these pre- vi~y developed areas. OAqm 8 . BLOOMBERG, M.D. •11 I! /flbp~efll To the Edltor: Mn. Dortby Bauder <Mailbox Sept. S> lbou1d recall that it was not Jane Fonda who sent her son to die in Vietnam. ll wu the • United States 1ovemment. Jt wu not tbe ''peacenib" who set the Umlta on warfare but polltlcal atrate1ht1 and dlplomat.a in Waahlqton. Mrs. Bauder abould bave reallied d Ion• qo that there WU DO .... Di.DI" a land war in Alia. "' ' AT TBE very leut the total e d.eatrucUoo of North Vietnam would have COit more lives 8lld at the very worst nuclear COD· frontatioa wttb the Soviet Union or Commuoilt Chlna. In that un- lblnkable event tbe United State• would have numbered It.I dead not la the flftl•• of thou1andl but ln the fiftlea ot mllliom. llra. BaudeT may ftever believe tbll but the men who ·bw'Md tMlr dratl cards and fled to Canada at Jane Fonda's urc· ,h 1 lnl bad notb•nt to do wltb .... 1on '• death. They ooly aaftd Ii. ' themMlvea and perll•PI tbelt> Y youpr brCltben wbo .,...... b8d •· to fl•.bt. J .... Foad• aloq with e maa1 otbtn, w DOW boMiDc bllh dee .. tide lud. &Nd to end thll war. The &ralic aaatftce cf llln. Baudra 1oa .._Ila tam UliDD tJM..--........... of.., i:"U: :z=;a:-.ti.".., 8.WANDP ' -. ------- - -------------________ ....... df.111111 -------------~------------- 7 . Your Bo•e&ewn Dally Newspaper ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979 Fl FTEEN CENTS GJSD •1 way Ma&aa ... ...., ........ TM CapAatrano Ualfied School Dlatrict Wedaeaday received perm1mon trom Or~ Oomaty Sapervilcln to becin chal"tllnl reea to hui""'nc c1e"1~...,.. to re-lieve ICbool onrcl"OWdlna. Supenbon eonflrmecl the dia· trict'a flndinp of o•ercrowcllq alter beinl auured by school ol- flcla.b 1hat they would not ln· volve lbe eoan:,~ qy potential l1•1UIU ~ · t ariM . Soureee aa. aald. tM acUon ~ rwult la pouible Uttsatioo beea .... et a previoua optmon by tbe attorney 1eneral that auch fees fell under the purview of Propoation U and requil'e two t.birda approval by voters. The district ia actlq i~ the belief that the cbargea are a fee and not a special tax and intend to imPoH the new policy without ID electkm. Capistrano School Supt. Jerome Tbornaley said. today tbat the issue 11 beinl teStA!d tn Northern California and he doe9n 't expect any challenges to the fees locally. New fees are expected to ran1e up to a maximum of $1,.200 ror each new residence "and can raise bWKlreds of thousands and • ooters ,.,wf...,.._ LOSS OF SCUBA EQUIPMENT SHOP SADDENS YOUTH AT PRICHARD, ALA. David Darla Sita Atop·What UMJ;d to Be Hia Uncle'• Bualneaa No Relief Seen FroDl Heat, SDiog By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of tlle oa11r ,. .... •~• Smog and heat continued to make life miserable for many Orange County residents today, and air quality officials predict· ed no immediate salvation for folks living more than a few miles from the coast. First-stage health advisories were issued for Inland areas such as El Toro and Anaheim, warning those particularly sensiUve to amog to remain in- doors as the bad air siege moved into it.a sixth'consecutive day. · ·w e•re predicting good air quality along the coast," said a spokesman for the South Coast Air Quality llanaaement Dia· trict <SCAQMD). "But there's bot 1otnc to be any break for in· landers, probably t.brougb the weekead." • 'EverJODe la bavin1 a dif. ficult time," aaid Rlckl Yacu, 1afety director for the Oranae County Department of l:duca· tloa. "We are •uaestinl that 1cboola cmiail outAloor activity ct1ee•OG,PqeAJ) Pimping Trial Teen Prostitute Tells of 'Tricks' By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of .. o.11., ,....1..,. A girl who became a prostitute in Orange County al 15 testified Wednesday that her alleged Newport Beach pimp was so pleased with her work that he wanted her to move into his home and • 'be one or his main ladies." Donald Smith a nd Valerie Thomas, 23, of Santa Ana, are standing trial in Superior Court on charges or pimping and pan- dering for the •gh school stu- dent between Septe mber and December of 1978. On one occasion, the blonde testified, Smith diapatched her by taxi to a Promontory Point apartment in Newport Beach where her male customer used hla Master Cbar1e credit eard to pay for her servicea. The fee wu'90. The jirl, dreued in a loose- ftttiDJ wblte dreu ot fublonable lenltb. to&cl the five-man, aeven- woman Jury that ahe was lured ~a Sues Neighbor for Tree Removal into prostitution by Mi ss Thomas. for whose son she babysat. "Valerie told me that I would make more money because I was under the age or 18.'" the girl testified. adding that she needed the money because she planned to run away from home. "She (Miss Thomas> would drive me there. she would col· lect the money and I would have sex with them." the girl, now 16. told the court. Her first "trick.'' she testified. occurred with a middle-aged man in Orange who paid $500 for the o ne -ho ur session Sh e performed services for the man on two subsequent occasions al Mias Thomu' request, the girl testified. As the prostitute, the girl sald. she was paJd SlOO of the $500. The remainder of the money was split by Miss Thomas and another woman, abe sald. In November 1978, the &irl testified, Mias Thomas au1geat· ed ~ey go to work for Smith, operator of several "elcort" services from his home at 1311 Cliff Ortve. ''She sald if you worked for him we'd 1et more calla," the tirl testified tn Judie Byron K McMillan's court. The same nllht she fWed out the application the aoft-1poten teen-a1er testihed, Smith aent Jter on three calla, two In Newport Beach and one to a cuatomer wbo lived near South CoaltPlaaa. Aaked II ber cuatomen ent a1ked her to model neked. (leeVICS, Pa1eAJ> Developers' Fees maybe millions or dollars in comtn1 years," Thomsley aald. Thorn.sley reported that over- crowding is most noticeable at the three junior high schools and three high schools but that each of the district's 22 schools is operating at capacity. The Capistrano Unified School District. which takes in 160 square miles. is the lar1eat in area in Orange County covering 'Shoot To' Kill Ordered MOBILE. Ala. IAP > Hur ricane Frederic crashed into this 300·year-old port with 130 mph winds today. leaving two dead. npping apart homes. flat· tening businesses aod felling trees and power lines along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana. Looting broke out in downtown Mobile and thelleighboring town of Prichard In the wake of this area ·s worst hurricane in a dee ade Armed National Guardsmen were sent in and Prichard police we re told to "shoot to kill ... Frederic weakened and was downaraded to a tropical storm as it moved inland todav across c;outht'a1>l l\1issi11'>1pp1 and in to Alabama. with top winds of 60 mph. The storm was centered at latitude 33.S north longitude 87. 7 west . or JUSt northeast of Tuscaloosa. Ala. It was moving Just eaat of due north at 20 mph and was expected to turn more to the northeast later today. The born-again storm hit Alabama. Louisiana. M1ss1ss1pp1 and the Florida Panhandle, c hurning 15 fool t ides Forecasters said the greatest threat today was from floods and tomados. Alabama Gov Fob James toured lhe area by helicopter and said he would ask the White House to declare Mobile and Baldwin counties a disaster area. Damage was estimated al up to $100 million in Florida and $50 million in Mississippi This festival city of 300,000 and neighboring Pascagoula. Miss . a smaller city to the west. bore the brunt or the hurricane which hit land at Dauphin Island, a re· sort island 5 miles long that was reported "sliced in half." "I would say there is not a dwelling. business or any other building in J ackson County that does not have damage ranging <See STORM. Page A2 > San Juan's Pmoor Cut By Squirrel An errant s quirrel s t y mied San Juan Capistrano's and portions of San Clemente's elec- trical power Wednesday wt>en the wayward critter crawled into an electric cable cabinet. He was barbecued for his efforts. A San D1e10 Gaa and Electric Co. spokesman aald today the squirrel a borted out ihe main clrcuJt aervinf San Juan at 3:41 p.m., leavtn1 2,552 cu1tomera --t.bout elee- tlical powr. Allotber ls.'l!J cu1tosnen lD North ~ft Clearnte were without power few 15 mlnu&ea. Tb• Jpokeeman said P01'tl' •aa . rHtored to about ball tb• San Juan cuetomen at 4:M p ..... Tb• nmalnlq bomea and buat.D..... weN reatored 1t1:01 p.m. n. equ&rrel •u a COD· dador, tbe 1polul1man 11ld. Wbtn tile antm1J cr•wlei lato tbit bos and ..,....twOcatllM,tlM mabl NTlnt tllloil1M out. ., 20 percent or the county. The current enrollment is 16,669. Thomaley said major housing developments are being planned in school district boundaries that wlll mean an increasing need for new faclllties. He aaid that up to 20 new schools may be needed In the next decade. He said money from the rees 1s intended to be spent ror portable classrooms as a n 1nter:1 m measure to cope with over· crowding. T he s uperinte nd e nt said similar fees have been charged lo developers within the city of San Clemente for about a year and has brought in a bout SS00.000 to the district. The supervisors' action Tues day affected those sections of <See FEES, Page A2 > Diseo Dile1nma Laguna Flap Ends in Arrest There \\a!:> probably more fanc} footwork and tugging and hauling going on outside a Laguna Beach discotheque Tuesday night than there was in ~1de at least for a few mmutes But om· of the mos t active part1c1panb. :-<s) poltct-. today faces charges of assaulting ;.in officer and bemg drunk m public It bega'n. s aid Sgt Terr~ Temple. when Krist) \I :.irlene Kahas. 23 . of 22812 Latigo Drive. LagunJ ~iguel. tossed the 1gnit1on keys from the c ar her boyfriend "as driving This created tension An altercation outside the Village Star an Village F<Hrt' attracted pohct>, who said Ms Kahas resisted arres t wtth scream::.. gouges and kicks including one to an officer·::. grom She assertedly s lipped a hand from the handcuff~ and s wung the cuffs at police Police won. :\it s. Kahas 1s free on $2.500 b atl San Juan Resident Weathers Hurricane By WILLIAM HODG IE 01 ttoe Oally ~llel staff Esther Van Cou ·s relatives feared for her safety when she went ahead with plans for a Car ibbean cruise right into the path or killer hurricane David Newspaper headlines on the first few days of her c ruise blared hN rclat1 ves · worst tea r s · ·Hurri<'ane Las hes Oom1rucan Repubh<' ... "4,000 In · JUred By Hurricane" and "'East Awaits Killer Storm ·· But Mrs. Van Coll'!> worrie!> weren "t Wlth the weather. they conc erned th e luxur) liner Skyward"s engine room Thirty.five miles out of M1am1 on her return she rose from bed at 4 :45 a.m to use the restroom '"I got up to go to the bathroom and the li ght wouldn't work ... the San Juan Capistrano res1 · dent recalls of the incident early Saturday "I looked out of my cabin and everybody was gomg through the hall with their lHeJackels on." Startled. she asked passersby what was going on There'd been a fire in the engine room . they told her. and everyone was asked to head to their emergency lifeboat sta· lions. ·'Nobody had extra clothes because they'd gathered up our luggage the ni.Cht before for Dally Piiot Staff , ..... WEATHERS SHIP BLAZE Either Van Cott dock mg." Mrs. Vp.n Colt said. She groped for her clothes and dressed hurriedly in the dark· ness She joined her fellow passengers on the deck for "' several-hour wait until the cruise line could send a ship out. (See C1llJ1SE, Page A2 > San Onofre Wins School Dispute i The parenta of 107 San Onofre-nde the bus to f'allbrook High J area hip school students bave School. w o D the r l t b t tor th• i r The parents of the students ' younptera to attend cl&IMI in chartered a private bus to carey San ClemeAte lnatead of tak1ns • them to San Diego for their two-• an bout-Ions bua rid• to bour appearance before the ' l'allbrook. board ol education. San Die10 County Board of Educadoa memben Wedl9eeclay ovetrui.d an earlier dectalon by "•llbroolt Unlon Hl1b Scbool Df1trtc:t tl'ultees that would have foreed the 1tudenta to take &be IO-mlle bul ride lnatead ol belQI tranaported to nearb1 San ci ..... Hla ... ne a. o.atre 1tUdena ,... alff .tclldD die P'allbl'Ook Untoa Hl1h !dlool Dl1trlct I• San DielO COmlJ Ii 10 rntlei h'Om SID C'IHMilte lebool. Before Ule ....... , San Dle10 toUa\1 bOard m..U ... moet. ~ the 1tudeMI ,..,.... to For ftve years, Fallbrook of- ficial~ have allowed the S•o Onofre ltudenta to attend Sao Cfemente Hl&b under an ...,... ment with Capletra.no Unllled School Dlttrtct. But lHt month, Fallbroo trueteel decided not to reMw the l......cn.trtet ..,..mut wttb CUSD IDd lnatead to collect the 1400,000 ha elite and federal funds tM at.:.denta · attend~ •• HI' .... Su l)t.,o tioard •••Mrs plan to Med I ~ft IO meet wlU. CUSDdeet J'''.L."Mt • ..:ma or ~ Ber.geaon Decrin Gur.b, on ln~·- ""li\und Brown Jr. W to U.. tft. .,~~ AHl8'ltl1w•••• JI arl•• Btr•MOll• •·N1wpen ... t>b, aald COday IM WM ''ftr'J' dilap. Polnted'' U.•t bet bUI w lndes stat. lDtolDe tu11 •-:£":'. • two•,_.. m..,.. W iJ bydMNt. ... a.. ..... Ber1eeon. • h'Mtnnan le1lalalor, lntroduced th• blll. wbleb la de1l1ned to l••P C1Ufomhuw •bo Neelv• eoet ol 1lvla1 pa)' lnt,..u .. from beln1 ahoved automa\lcelly lnto blJhtr tu bracket.a 1'htt meuure, A 8 ne. cl .. red the A ... mbly lhla aummer The Senate approv.ct it Wedneeday SM. However, S.nate Democrata amended the btU ao lhat lt wtU ~ ID tlfect only for •• and 1881. 1bet move •H bu.cl on• reluctantt lo commit the 1tale to a pt'nn&nent tax loss durtnt 3 period ol «"Of\Omlc uncl'rtainty Mn ~f'l('Son Hid a mt'fllng w aa held t.hb momlna b)' Al sembl1 l•aden to consider lh• pOUlbWt)' ol ft&htinl lhtt IUl\St't amendment. ''but lhere·~ aucb a Ume constraint, l don't \now "hat un ~ dont>." she nld Tht' lttgl5latl\'<' sesslrln I~ ~cht>dult'd to t'rtd this "~kt'nd "l don't lntMd to let sunset takt' plattt."' Mn• Bt'r gn on added '"'n\at "-ould ~ hkf' sun· st'ttlnc moralJl.)' It I ·can't do Oeltt ................. "OHTS MINUT CLAUU AHetttbt°fWOm•n •••ton anything before the end of the session. then In January when wt> rl'convcme. I 'II Im medlately introduce a blll to kill the two- Yl'Br limit " Mrs. Beraeson aald extensive lobby1oa by the staff of Gov. Ed- Home Plan Hinges On Federal Grant The dlan to revitaUce 35 sub· s t a n ard hom es i n th e Capistrano Villaae area hinaes on an a ttempt l o obtain a $550,000 grant from the federal Housing and Urban De velop- ment agency. a county offici al told local businessmen Wednes· day. Bob Puaavat. an Orange Coun· t y Environmental Management Agency official, told Capistrano Beach Chamber of Commerce members a decis ion on the HUD grant is expected wlthln six weeks. The plan would involve reloc:a· lion o r a b o ut two dozen Capistrano Beach families from wha t has been described as Orange County's worat housing area. County o fficials said tour years ago lhat the rented homes near Doheny Park Road on the 11outh side of Domingo Avenue violate health laws and ahould be vacated. Judith Swayne, executive as· silltant to county Supe rvisor Tho mu Riley, told the chamber members Wedne s day the Capistrano Village area is "one or the oldest communities an Orange County." Pu s ava t , who h ead s the EM A's Housing and Community Development division, said the HUD grant and $364,010 in coun t y funds could fina nce the plan t hat would spruce up lhc villaRc a rea and provide low-lncime homes for the current resldenL<;. Pusavat said the low·lncome homes would be constructed by Affordable Communities (AF· COM ), a Long Be ach-based firm tha t specializes in low-cost hou.a· Ing like one of Its projects in Seal Beach. Current substandard housing in the area includes trailers, cot· tagea and so·called "bootleg" homes. many without plumbtng, adequat e he ating or kitchen rac11ities, county reports ln· dicate. Pusavat said the plan also in volves the proposed purchase of about o/• acres of state CalTrans property for S8,500. P usa val said the CalTra ns land could later be traded. A fina l decision on whethe r to buy the pro pe rty is to b e made before Dec. 3, he added . Frort1 Pagr A I STORM LOSS HEAVY. • • from minor to total destruc- tion." said Ken Phllllp1, direct.or of disaster relief lo Pasca1oula. Mayor A .J . Cooper ot Prichard. a Mobile aubu.rb of 50,000, sald widespread looting waa reported In bis community today . The mayor told policeman t.o fire two warnJ.nt shot.a at looten, then "tbool to kill." Mobile Mayor Gny Green- boucht 1a.ld aome loottni alao was reported in the downt.own area and Gov. James sent armed National Guardsmen and sta te troopers into the area. Prichard fireman Sidney An· derson aald lhe lootin& began al daybreak, "as 1oon aa they • could ... to steal." Nearly half a million people •fled tbelr bomea u Fr«lerlc ifoUowed clOM to the path that Hurricane Cam.We took 10 years a•o in killlna more uau • peo-ple. DAILY PILOT Florida Gov. Bob Grah•m said he ex~ted the damace in the area from Panama C1ty to Pensacola to exceed the $95 million in wrecka1e left by Hur· rlcane David 13 day• ago Frederic destroyed 125 houses and mobile homes and blacked out the entire Up of the Florid• Panhandle. Ml11ia1ippl Gov. Cllfl Finch estimated dama1e In hit at.lo at m ore than J50 milllon. "ll 's terrible," Finch nld. ·"Fortunote1y there were not any lives lost. But 1ome l0tl all they had aaved their life for." In MobUe, street& were nearly Impassable and U0,000 customers were wlthoul elec· trlclty. A power company •Poketman aald It would take several week• lo fully restore power. Frederic dama••d th• roof and ripped a cupola from the historic City Hill ln Mobile, where more than 5 lnchea ot rain teU between t p.m. and 10 p.m. Wed.ntlda)'. EHtem AJtUnes on Wednu· day caoceled all tu1bt1 to Peoucola, Mobll• aod New Orlea.n1. Service •a1 resumed to New Orlean11oday. An e!Mrly woman Jn Prtebard died ol a bHrt attack when Necu.s nre unable to roeh bu \home, aaSd Prtcbatd nr. Cid., .DDaaa. lefOI.-. yHr Umlt on \he bUI. "H• m• " ea.at be would "'° t.be ....... tt ... ,.... by th• A ... cnb()'. but he dlcbt't want to M ln the fiOlllloa of Yetotnc a taa fut/' •laid. 1 • un..nt-4 tb• lobbyln& w11 In~ to the Polllt of blm thrHt4tnln• vetoa on pendln& a.oai, ll6lll to 1et tht Senaton to •o a.loQa wl\b \be twe>+year Umlt. The lntlaUonary lnereuet ln lncome tu.. eolleded by the state are vlewed by lodexin& proponentl u notbinl moff than un·leplated tax lncrHte1. The ldH ot lndedq la to keep tbe state from makCn& money oa ln-nauon·cauaed wqe lnc:rHta. One st.If anal)'lll reporta tbe bill would 11ve tupayen 1210 million ln the flnt year and .., mllllon ln the second year. Sen David Roberti, D·Loa An•~••· Hld he authored the two.year Umltation to avoid a revenue 1hortaae he aaid would M "a wone debacle than lnfl•· tlon." One opponent of Roberti'• amendment wus Senator ff. L. Richardson. R·Arcadla, wbo said refusal to make the lndex- lng permanent amounts to a lax Increase when the law expires. "IC we want to tax lhem more, then tax them more, but let's not do 1t by the back door ." he said. Crippled Jet Lands Sa/ ely At Toro Base A crippled Marine jet fighter landed safely at El Toro Maril\e Corps A.ir Station on Wednesday after one of Ila two engines quit over the ocean about ~ miles off the Orange Coast. A base s pokesman said today lhe F·4 Phantom jet made an emergenc)' approach at about 11 a . m . over the southern tip of Laguna Beach. The plane was at a lower than normal approach altitude - 1 . 500 r eet -so the pilot wouldll 't ha ve to tax hJs remalnin1 engine and Jeopardize the craft or homes in the area. The apokesman said air traffic controllers at the base cleared a stralght·ln approach pathway or other aircraft to allow the two man flahter to land without walUna. No one waa lnjured. E',.._P~Al SCHOOL .•• hammertng· out final details for the students to attend San Clemente High. ''We are gearing up lo take the students back," Thornsley said today admitting mixed feeling about the wue. Another lnterdlstrlct agree· me nt <41 a "leaa permanent" solution to lhe San Onofre atu· dent problem, Thornsley said. "A lon1·ran1e solution would be s ome dlatrict boundary changes" lhat mlabt put the San Onofre studenta wilhin CUSD, he added. The district boundary chan1e haa been diacuued, Thormley aald, but It could prove very complicated and Ume conaum· in1. f',....P-AJ FEES ••• · the 1chool dl1trlct that lle 1n un· incorpor.ted territory . Last week, developers of a 20,000-dwellinl Allio Viejo proj- ect made 1 prop09al tor the even· tual construction ot 10 new achooll. But no 11r•ment b11 bMn reached on how the 1chool 1ltes In the project will be acquired or how the bulldJn11 will be con· 1true1Ald. Volcano Kills Nine in Sicily CATANIA, srcU)' (AP) - R11cue worten recovend thf'N more bodt• near the 1ummlt of Mount &tM today rat1ln1 to nlo• UM numbe1' klllld ln tti. nnt fatel tnaotlon Ill 1t1n ot Europe'• ~l actln volc;ano, police~. 1111 tblw boditt Wtrl not lm· mediately ldeatifted. Tb• ~ llX perlOlll tWed ln tbt ..... d&f ......... t.,.ptloa Wife all ltallDI, tachadt.Df tbrM DbYti· ela11 do were 1tteadlnj a 111eclteal _,,... la 8'ttl1 . ............... ~ ~~ ot dartm. Weda114af ~::.wet~-:.= tGll .,..~"iJ--II rwtll .... • .... ., roeb .,..,.. 11P wr u;. IP ol &M ..... ' --------------------~-~--------------- Left is All Right Celia Turner of Newport Beach is left-handed and proud of it To find out how left.handed Orange Coast residents cope with a right-handed world. see today 's Feat unng section. P age Cl. f'ro• Pa~AJ SMOG CONTINUES. • • such as football scrimmages." she added However. no formal directive waa Issued lo school dlat.ricta along the Oranae Coaat. Of· flclala were aaked to "use our own discretion." said J ean Flem- ing of the NcwP<)rt Mesa Unaried School Olstnct. No plans wen• made to curtail physical act1v1ty for students in l 'ro. Pa~AI VICE ... perform a m assage or serve as an escort all legal activities -the girl responded. "No ·· "I had alrcudy fi~ured out what I was supposed to do," she i.a1d At one point. she quoted Smith as saying that he wanted her to live in his house and be one of his "main ladles " De fe nse atto rn e y s were scheduled to be&in lhelr cross examination of the girl today. The defense. accordin1 to al· t.orneys, will attempt to show that the lirl wu never actually directed t.o perform sexual acts with cuatomera and that she dld 10 of her own free will. They also will try to convince the jury that card mes seued from Sm1th's houte cataloaued letitimate bualneaa customers and were not coded so u to ideb· tlfy county viu offlcera. the Capistrano Unified School District. where ocean breezes have pushed much of the rancid air inland. Ukewtae, official& in the Irvine Unified School Dia· trlct today aa1d It would be "business as usual.·· 0 1slncl spokeswom an F ran Morton said "we 've had nu alerts from the county .. But Huntington Beach l'mon l11 gh School Dist rict offi l'aals cancelled all physical education d asses early today 1-'ootball players were allowed to cont.mut> l1 ~ht worko u ti>. but :.om•· coaches were exp<>l'ted to limit afternoon practice to "chalk talks." a district spoke~man ~aid Twelve air quality d1i.tr1rt m spectors were 1n the h eld early today to enforce restrictions on e missions by large indui.tra u.I plants. Glass manufacturers and paint compana~ were ordered to cutback emissions between 20 and 50 per~t. aaid air quality district supervisor Al Dan11g He said moet companies with more lban 100 employees were cooperating wtlh request.a that car pooling be Instituted to lower the pollution level "We've got alx cars In our <Anaheim) parkin1 lot today." aald Dami,. "Normally we have about 40. "We feel there's been a tremendou1 improvement by most companles," he added. A le1ll acUon brou&bt asatrwt the clt~ of San .Juan Caplatr8" by pUots an1ered over th• clonn of tbe Caplalnno Valley airport wlll not be heard In Oran1• County SUperior Court UDUl Nov. lt. The cue •a1 delayed Wednes· day alter attomeya representln• the airport landowners flied p•P'n that dliquaUOed Judge Robert Green from preaidin& over t.be trial. Tb• pOot.a contend in their ac- Uon that the City Council acted improperly In Aprll 1978 by autbortdnc a quitclaim deed that res1ored ownership or the H -acre airport parcel to Jay Wlleox. then of La1una Beach, and Bruce Winton of San Clemente. Specifically. they charge that the council met illegally in an execuuve (closed ' session to dis- cuss the issue and that the quitclaim deed was wrongly ex- ecuted. Wilcox and Winton, under a partnership called Capistrano Airport an"d Industrial Pa rk Ltd .. deeded the ai rport parcel to the city in 1969 Under termi. or the deed, the property would revert to them 1f and when the airport was closed. On Apnl 5, 1978, the City Coun- cil authorized closure or the airport effective J une 1. 1978 Al a council meeting 'two weeks later. without 11v1ng any public nouce of their planned ac- tion, the Caty Council discussed the qu1tcla1m deed and approved 1t. accordrng to f rank Dimino, a Tustin attor ney and Sa o Clemente resident . who 1s reprei..entmg the pilots From Pagt-A I CRUISE ... "When the Starward la sister ship l got there we had to climb down a rope ladder mto the hfeboat.s to go across the waler to It." she said • "With 80C> proplc It was ktnd or a meas but it was ver y exc1t- 1ng " The South Co ast Medical Center ward clerk insisted she wasn 't worried despite s pend1nf several hours on a disabled ship at .,ea .. As we stood on t he deck wail· 1ng we <.-ouJd we ~mokP coming out of th<' 'i h1p and ... m1;>ll 1t but ~e d idn't st~ :my fir ... " M r~. \'an Coll remembcrt'd 'They hud to leave thl' en"ine room sealed because they were Jfra1d of <.:02 l(as." she added T h t• r t· w a s a w o m J n ~omewherc on the• ~lup who was overcome by lhl' fumes but she wa'i okay · Tht' .. cenc on dcl'k must 've been som ething like the last hours of the Titanic. "Th<> orchestra played and E'V<'ry body sang and it was real- ly quite orderly," she sold . "The captaan's sense of humor was good too "He said 'Pleaae don't stand on one side of the s hip -we don't want another Poseidon Ad· venture'" Mrs Van Cott fanally reached Mlllm1 at 9·20 p.m but didn't get off the boat until 10: 30 p. m . The Incident, however. basn 't dampened her sense of adven· tu re "I'd like to t ak e a nother cruise." s he s a id Tuesday. "Maybe up to Alaska on the inland cruise." .... , ......... 'tE BIT KATIE ..• AND I HIT HIM,' ANNIE SAYS Mra. Wh•ttoff Explains Rablea Treatment to Daughter Child Hero 3-year-old Saves Sister GREELEY, Colo. (AP> -"He was nying and he bit Katie and be bit me and I hit him," said 3-year-old Annie Whattoff after she slapped a rabid bat, knocking it unconscious and get- ting bit.in the process. For a 3-year-old, what Annie did to rescue her infant sister was amazing, says the chief veterinary ep1demiolog1st at the federal Center for Disease Control. ANNIE WAS NAPPING WITH HER 10-month-old sister m a bedroom of the Whattoff family's home wheri she saw the bat at- tack lbe baby. Annie went after the creature with her hands. Tests later confirmed the bat was rabid and both girls are un- dergoing a 21 -day series of rabies-vaccine shots. Dr. Gerald Winkler, the veterinary epidemiologist with the Disease Control Center in Atlanta, said Wednes day he had never heard of a case like it. "My reaction would be that it was a remarkably responsible and proteetive reaction on the part of the older child," he said. "I am amazed." SONYA WHA'JTOFF, THE GLRLS' MOTHER, said there had been bats in the attic and under the eaves of the house before. Efforts to get rid of them were not successful, s he said. The Wbattoffs were out and a baby sitter was caring for An· nie and Katie. Both were napping in Katie's room when the sit- ter heard Annie screaming. By the time the sitter got into the room. the bat was un- conscious on a bed. Katie had been bitten on the hand: Annie, on the arm. County animal control officers shipped the bat to Denver, where the State Health Department confirmed it was rabid. State Patrol cars rushed anti-rabies vaccine to Greeley, about 45 miles north of Denver, and the first shots were administered Monday night. RABIES IS ALMOST ALWAYS FATAL to humans without prompt and proper treatment, Winkler said, but vaccines are extremely effective. The vaccine now used does not cause the extreme reaction that rabies vaccine used to produce, but shots still are ad- ministered in the stomach and can be terrifying to such small children. ''I'd rather do it myself than put them through 1t.' · Mrs. Whal- toffsaid. Costs Cited Huntington Park Plans Reduced the property to the city for a park land when the firm build homes in the area. Hess said the park plans, which must be approved by school trustees and tbe city council, call for two IOCcer.tyle playtq fields, a a.reenbelt area and more. parking apace for stu· den ta. U t.be plans are approved, the dilttict and city would split de- velopment coets. Actor Pleads Innocent to Pot Charge at cme tlJM ...... bft Hlftemld no more U.U •.ooo acra from tht~. Aatemb1Yman H.ary Mello, D· W atlOovlUe, wbo 1Dtroduced Cable TV Decision Duein HB Coordinators of a plan to bnng cable television to Huntington Beach screena are expected to decide tonight whether a Cana- dian firm will be allowed to step into the picture. The Public Cable Televbioo Authority, which bas attempted to bring a cable system to Hunt- ington Beach, Fountain Valley and Westminster for six years, will discuss an offer by Cana- d I a n Cablesystem Ltd., the largest cable television com- pany in Canada, to help finance the project. The company would become equal partners with Dickenson Communications Ltd., which has controlled the cable franchise for the three cities since 1974. Funding for the anticipated 35-channel system originally was to have come from bond sales. The PCTA, made up of voting members from the three cities, decided to seek private financ- mg this year when bond sales were canceled by several Wall Street bond underwriting firms. . Representatives of the Cana- dian firm agreed the cities could buy the cable system at the end of 15 years or grant a five-year extension and obtam ownership at the end of 20 years without cost. The cities would be given an annual 5 percent franchise fee 1f the deal is approved. This couJd mean as much as SS00,000 per year for each city's coffers . The company also 1s expected to present a timetable tonight for development of the system. Company spokesmen said some homes could r eceive cabl e service by the end oflhis year. Crane Boom Hits Tank at San Onofre A giant boom on a 195-foot· high cra ne collapsed and crashed on a water tank in the cons truction site a t the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Sta- tion Wednesday morning. No injuries were reported but a man working as a boilermaker near the scene of the crash was taken to San Clemente General Hospital whe r e he was ex- amined by doctors and later re- turned to work. A s pokesman for Southe rn California Edison Co., operators of the nuclear plant. said the worker was apparently only shaken and not struck tn the 8:05 a.m crane incident. Edison and Bechtol Power Corp. officials are investigal· 1ng the cause or the crane fa ilure. Bechtol is the main con- tractor for the two new nuclear generating units under construc- tion. The crane boom fell on a top section of a refueling water tank that was being fabricated on the ground south of nuclear Unit 3 scheduled to be finished in 1983, Edison officials said. Edison officials said the crane involved in the Wednesday moi'ning incident has the capaci- ty of llft1ng 82 tons. Several cranes are being used in the cooatruction of Unit 3 and Unit 2. Unit 2 is scheduled for completion In late 1981. Dave Kennedy Asks P~vacy NEW YORK (AP) -The tamUy ol David Kennedy has ap- pealed to outsiders to respect bis need for privacy after the a.- year-old son of the late Sen. Robert F . Kennedy was bolpltallzed for a heart infection sometimes uaociated with dnlg abuse. Kennedy ts a patient at Muaadweettl General Hospital 1D BOltloD for treatmeat ot bac· tertal mdocardlU., Ul 1.nlection of tbe tnner-Mart llalq, t.be famttJ Nld WednMday. .W. ........ WM ct.Mrtbed as ''Yeq -1ou1.·· ... IUa uncle,. Stepblll Smith, tald YOUDI Ken-~ .. l~ b ab 1 r would be for -"ral weeta. Thur!d!y, S!ptemll!f 13, 19?9 s OAJL y PILO?-A3 AIMS2, predicted It would win fl.nal pauaae and be si111ed into law. The more than 30 bouDdary cban1ea in the blll would be the fttst •lace the coastal zone waa created in 1978. Tbe eommlttee deleted from the bW an exemPJloo for about 8. 75 aquare miles. a pr~ Wheels Post Police .,..,,..._. A handicapped demonstrator passes pohcemen dressed Ill combat gear during an effort this week to prevent the !>tart of test drilhngs for a planned nuclear waste ~torage plant near Gorleben. Germany Further de- monstrations are expected th1!t v.eekend Elvis' Death Linked To. Abuse of Drugs MEMPHIS, Tenn. <AP ) -The producer of a network television show on Elvis Presley's death says the program "reaches an inescapable conclus ion that Elvis Presley died a drug related death." Charles Thompson . the pro· ducer, said Wednesday that the ABC-TV s how "20 20," to tx· broadcast tonight. presents documented evidence linking drugs to Presley's death on Au~. 16. 1977. no p m . Channel 7 t "We present t.ox1co log1cal re ports that have been authen- ticated, .. Thompson said "W e do not use the word allege or use second-or third-hand !tOurces · · Presley's death al age 42 ~as ruled as heart failure not related to drug use by Dr Jerry Frao- c1i.co. Shelby County medical ex- aminer. Francisco said Wednes- day he stands behind that rulir.g Santa· Monica Mount.alu de· velopment from the IOIM. 1'be exemptjon would bav• eieared the way for a Headland Properties development, witbout Coastal Comm.i.iilon approval, of more than 1,100 units ln the Pacific Palisades area. Other mAQor cbanaes: -Inclusion of the TemescaJ Canyon area of the Santa Monica Mountains in the 1.0ne for tbe first time., The com· miasioo approved this move. Major property owners in the area are government agencies and the Presbyterian Church. -Reduction of a proposed 28-square mile exemption in lhe Eel River basin, leaving only the Humbolcjt County town of Ferndale, about 1.2 square miles. exempted. The com- mission opposed excludine Ferndale, arguing it was in a coastal environment. -Removal or areas of Laguna Niguel. Dana Point and Ca pistrano Beach, all in Southern California, from the zone. The commission supported thas, saying the areas are already built up. Instruction to the com- mission that it has until Sept. 30, 1980, to adopt a coastal plan for the Rancho La Costa area within the City of Carlsbad. If the com- m1ss1on doesn't do that, then the area wiU be out of the zone. The commission said it would finish the plan by the deadline, mean - ing the developer would have to obey the rules in the local plan 1t adopt.:. The Headland Properties ex emption had been pushed by As· ..,e mblyman Lou Papan, D ~ 1llbrae. who argued that the area was unfairly included in the lone Tht· Assembly Resource!.. Land l:se and Energy Commit· tee rejected Pap<rn 's proposal m a i.eparate bill. AB 13, but later agreed to rehear 1t next year The comm1ss1on hai. approved about 750 units for the area, but the developer's spokesman, W. Charles Chastain . said his al· tomey!. did not fully understand the terms of the permit OC Cancer Unit To Install Chief Kenneth Garnson. vice prel'>i dent of tnlormat1on systems at Pacific Mutual Lire Ins urance Co . Newport Beach, will be in- stalled as 1979-80 president or the Orange County lJn1l of lhl' Amencan Cancer Society at u dinner meeting t.orugbt at the Anaheim Stadium Club. Floor Sample Leather Sale Save 20 to 25 o/o On Top Grain Leather Sofa• and Chair& COMFORT OF LEATHER Leamer rs COOi ano comfortable "' any weather because 11 is a natural matenal wllK:n orwatha ana aaspts to your ooay t«npt1fature Tile mot• UM Leather gets ,,,. more beeiJtltut an<J comloneo,. d tHICon11tS. AV AILA•1'E na IMJIBDIATI: •ELIVDY ·-·L • • t • -I . .. .., ....... Top Grai" U.alwr Softu Luaunous sofas w11n unmatcned comfort and elegance '" top grain !Nihei' tnat grows more bMUttfUI ""'"" U5e and aoe -ava1l1t>fe on several colors 01 teelhOf. . ~ ' - SOFAS from 1899. .Chairs from 1599 . Ottomans from '199. I ,- 0f'er 46 Piece• To Select From Your F4'0'11t ~ Wiii Be H9'>P'/ To AMl9t You. H.J.G~RREIT _ fU~Nl~~f PAOfHllOHAL J2 I I HAllOI aYD. ~TEA'°" DUfONEfllS 0,.. ....._ "-i. 6 M . ...._ COITA MISA 64~171 f 1 ~ ) ••••ov NVllZSOU8 POLITICAL pundi\I ftpre that•1 '°'81 to• be a heavy political Uabllily should Kennedy Mek the swe· s idency. They mi&ht alao bear in mind, however. that many potential voten ln the 1980 elec:Uon were 8-yean-old wben the Chappaquiddick scandal rocked our natJoo. Anyway. It la difficult to get a ftx on Teddy from our peaceruJ geographic location here alODI th.la but of aJI possible coasts. , In Inland Orange County, one of our mornlne newspapers ran an editorial today explalnine bow Ken· nedl)"s possible candidacy Is a real yawner. Really bortne. The editorialist spent 72 lines of type explalnine why Ted· dy is a sleep-inducer. Then the final paragnpb ur1ed Keo· nedy to make up his mlnd quickly and save us all rrom the tedium of suapeose. THAT SAME PAPER devoted considerable news space on Kennedy machinations in Washington ; how Carter has assured bis cabinet he won't quit the race; and Carter's new low in the CallfomJa Poll. AU this, plus an editorial cartoon on (guess wbo'! > Teddy. Earlier this year. the inland paper ran an accounting of the Chappa· qulddick incident in lengthy installments. . It ts clear, therefore, that everybody in our Orange County region is bored to tears with Edward M. Ken- nedy In the East. however , despite this western ho-hum. the wire services out of New York and Washington continue lo pour out yards and yards or Kennedy material Increasingly each day ~ KENNEDY QUOTED in August: "I expect the presi- dent to be renominated. l expect ham to be re-elected a nd I intend to support him." Kennedy quoted yesterday: "I have not foreclosed the possibility of running." Then add quotes from Democratic Party Chairman John C. White: ''If you put the two most powerful figures in America in a contest against each other, the potential for a bloody, mangling nomination process is there ... " Thus the outlook on Teddy must be fuzzy from our re· gion. But if thJs is the stufr boredom is made or. the newspapers. wire services and TV s ure are devoting a lot of time and space to It Bay F o g End s SF Heat Wave SAN FRANCISCO IAP > Fog returned to the City by the Bay today, s ignaling the begin· nmg of the end for a wicked heat wave. Temperatures were expected only to reach the low 80s today, far below Wednesday's record 93 degree heat and 98 degree scorcher of Tuesday Else where, tem peratures passed the lOO·degree mark in San Jose, lower 90s in OakJand and upper 90s in Marin County on Wednesday. JAXAATA, 1.-...Ja CAP> -Tbe most powwtul •wtbctW. In two ,..,. ......, bait eo ladoMtlan town tato the .... offtd&ll re· pOIMd, m bNY, cuu.W. were fe....t. TIM CJUAk• • ...._.., aftm>OOG me....,.. 1.0 OD ta.. R.lcb~r HUt. Oflkdall Wei U dtvutated Amua, 8 t.crw'I of U00 cm Yapea Pope Yiait Expenaes Raise Ire 87 TM A.lnd1 ... Prem PbUadelpbla taxp•yen wlll buy• platform, but not the altar oo top Of it, tor Pope John Paul 11 •1 villt nest month, wblle tbe a.ton Attbdioceae la M>UclUna contrtbutlOGI to defray some COila ol the poatilf'a villt to that city. Tbe announcements Wednes· day followed a erowtnr con· troveny over whether. and bow much, the public should pay for essentially reUgloua aspects of the pope's weekJong visit to the United States, whlch begins Oct. l ln Boat.on. ln Philadelphia, the American Civil Ubertles Union threatened to Ille suit claiming the use of public fu.nda to build an altar would violate the constltutionC1I requirement that church and state be separated. THE ACLU 'a threat came a fte r Mayor Frank Rlno, a Rom an Catholic. was q~oted Tuesday as saying taxpayers would help pay for the altar. On Wednesday, Rizzo said .. For the purpose of hearing his holiness' message, we are in the process of building and paying for a platform. Tbe Archdiocese of Philadelphia will build and pay for the altar and all re- 11 g i ous accout rem ents that would be alfixed to that plat- form." T he pope and 30 concelebrants will conduct an open-air Mass in Philadelphia on Oct. 3. Official cost estimates of the platform and altar were not available. THE BOSTON Archdiocese appealed Wednesday for con- tributions. saying it does not want public money used for re- ligious purposes. But the Archdiocese's state· m ent sklrted a controversy over whether the church or the city would pay to butld an altar for a Mass Oct. 1 on Boston Com moo ''The Archdiocese . . . has no intention of asking for pubhc fund s for any reli~1ous purpose. but will rely . as always. on the generosity or the faithful to meet the expenses which legiUmat.ely and properly should be borne by us.•· the statement said. ltl•nd tome 2,300 mlles eut ol Jakarta. YaJ*l, wlUa • toul ol 40,000 people, .. ID CeDd:rawUlb Gull. Ga the northern coast ol lrlan Jaya. the we.tern ball ol NewGulDea. RaU tbe ._ ln Ania 'J'eN swallowed up b)' tbe 1u1t. In- terior Deoartmeat •PC>k•mu Fat.al TM.min reported. But be "Said there was no word on caaualtiel yet. TADllN SAID the quake a1ao cau1ed m.,or damaae In the town Of SeruJ, some 40 miles east of Anau1. where il de· moU&hed lb• dl1trlct 1overn· ment and le,UlaUve buUdlop. three ICboob, a church, a poUce barracks and other buJldinp. lnterior Minister Amir Macbmud and a team from the office of the governor of Irian Jay a new to the area The quake a.llo rocked Btu, an island of 78,000 people about 70 mUes north of Anaua, and an American stayln& lo a hotel there said he and his rrtend.s felt lhe ground tremble and saw the peaks of buildings s way . "THE QUAKE scared the hell out of everybody and almoat everybody ran out lo pa.olc. ·· said Joe Munay of Freeport In· donesla. a s ubsidiary or Freeport Minerals Co. of New York, wtuch is mulin1 copper ln the area. "We rushed out of our hotel to an open partuog lot to avoid any falling beams in case the build· mg caved in." Murray said the first shock lasted about 4S seconds a nd there were three or four more. followed by nine milder tremors m the evening. HE SAID he and his friend!. drove around Blak City and the surrol,lndlllg countryside but did not spot any casualties or serious damage Officials reported tremor!> were felt along a 3,000-mtle ar<' stretchtng westward to northern Sumatra along the :Java Trench :.i quake prone area where th<· massive, s hifting portJoos oC tht> ea rth 's crus t known a!> tht• Australian and Pacific Platt~ overlap. More States Due Rain ~ Sunny Skies E yed From Pacific to Plaim All><l'- Alleni. &eltlmot• 804M llo\ton 9uffeto CM"tenM Chl<e90 • Ctf'Ct,,...11 c,.,..,.,.., 0.l·f'IWlh Oeflwr 0.lroU ........ Hor>o111tu tto\laton 1nc1•..-11 JKllJ'\111 .. lt-Ctty YIY ... l lttte .... l.Ol.,... L*!llWlia. Mein ... Ml..,..I Mltw..._ ...... ~ Net!WH .. ..... Of'IN ..... Yen Otile City C>Metl• '911 ......... """"""• ~ ,,....,._o.,. ·-Ml.Mil• Seltl..1-. S...Oieft ..,.,.,.,. ....... Tll4M ........... HI Le I"<,. •s '' '° " 71 •• ,. ., 10 » '° .. to 41 .Of 12 u .... as ,. .. u •2 4 M ,, j 1 .. ., " 7S .. 75 " tO as '' .11 IJ ta '°' n .. .. ., .. . .. . " '1 " .. lf,'1 " .. , .... " .. .. " ... " S1 . .. ....... .,. . ,.. ., •» .. . .. . .... .,. " .. 1' t4 " T1 JI . .. ,, ., CMAlllCMt•A --.nl.... ,., .. 94..... .. -~ ,., .. ~,..,.. ,.. .,. ..._.... .. .. { • Wife Shuns a .. r.and David Bear accompanies his mother.Gale from a hearing at a district Justice's office in Camp Hill, Pa. after she and the MeMonite church shUMed her husband Robert Bear. The husband is jailed on four charges in an at· tempted abduction of his wife from a farmer's market where she was employed. Military Signup Defeated by House WASHING TON IA f' I Despite overwhelmmg defeat in the House. an effort to bnng back m11Jtary draft registration may be put Loa volemtheSenatc The House re1ected 252 163 la~ Wednesday a proposed order to renew draft reg1strauon for 18 year-old men starting Jan. 2. 1981. Instead. it directed Pres ident Canert.o study the situation. Carter has al read~ <,a1d draft rt>gl\trat1on 1s not needed now and Speaker Thoma!> I' 0 :--it:ill prl'dll'll'd that with the House vote. ··That"U betheendof1t " BUT A!'I AIDE TO ~·n Sam Nunn '>C11d he believes the Georgia Democrat .,till will µut J '>1rn1lar bill to renew dt aft registration to a vote in the Senate. The Houst: vote wai. pan of action on a $42 l billion weapons l.IUthorizallon bill for lht: f1scC1I year i.tarttng Oct l . Consideration or that overall measurl' was ronlanumr.: today Th<• flou.w votl' on bringanf( back draft registration, which wa~ '>uspcnded March J I. 1975. ~as demand~ by Rep. G V. "Sonny"' M ont~omery, D-M1si. . a '>Uppont'r "M'E'VE HAO t:'.'IOl'GJf !>tud1c:., and they all show it'::. nt""eded. ·· MontJ!omery told lht> House ··To kill something ln Coneress .\OU put 1ttoanother -;tudy .. Montf(omer~ .,aid re~a'>tering yoong men in advance is needed to t•nabh: t.ht• St'lert.Jvl' Sen 1n· ~}'>h•m to o;upply draftees quickly in the t•vent of"' ar Proponents or rent·~ 1ng reg1stratton say at would speed up thedraftmi:: prO<'es::. b} 60day-, 1fthe draft 1severneeded agam. WHAT'S 4YOUR VERDICT? Technology is on traol 11 stands accused of destroying the environment. po1son1119 the populoce and even threatening the future of the human roce Defenders pomt to technok>g1COI ocfvonces which formed the modern world and offer promise for a bet!e< tomorrow. Reoch your verdict with ~P from evidence presented in "C.onnections: Technology ond Change" this fall's C.OUrses by Newspaper senes beginning September 15 in the Doily PilOt. Led by Professor John G. Bum of UCLA. histonons ond social scientists illuminate sources of invention. the impact of technology on modern life and the prospects for controlling change. Courses by Newspaper makes it possible to earn college aedit ot hoine, by enrofling ot Coastline Community College. Coll 963-al2'4 for registration rn f0<motoo . ''Connections'' Course by Newspaper Is offnd OS a public servic.e of the DAILY PILOT .I .. .... _ .... ___ ..... _ CALIFORNIA LOI ANOSLSS tAP> A ._,, .... II *'-ttJaldt•U Waa telrta '9 a S~uaUawHt to1 ~--=.-...-put. ff .. d'7'• la nU. Jl'O-,.. .. ._. .by~ s:Uaa .................. ~- radal "'°*'· •eeord.lna to po H . lo what al.ltboriUM l aid WU worst tadcleat of racial Yloleft~ 1lnce tbe bullnc procram becan lut fall, two ol the 2S wblte aeventJt and elPtb rraders su.f fered mlbor ~wies Wednesday t ; c.tt's Trw F•lb SACRAM ENTO tA P > R.eJUblkan Lt. Gov. Mike Curb erUiled dramatically into the atate Senate to help torpedo ooe •of Demoeratlc Gov. Edmund Bl"OW'D R .'1 p.t plau, but the miaam f.u.4. Curb made the unusual ap- pe arance late Wednesday to break a tie vote in an amend· (_sr._:4_TE_J ment maneuver related to a bill on bail bonds But a late vote negated Curb's vote and the bill was filed for later action ~mtM11l~d SAN FRANCISCO !AP) Former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Wright will decide if sitting Justice Frank Newman should be disqualified from a panel wb.icb will rule on whether an investigation or the high court should be open to the public. Newman is the only regular state Supreme Court justice who has refused to disqualify himseU from deciding the secret heanng issue Mof#wr f'ile• Suit LOS ANGELES <AP l The mother of a Un1vers1ly of Southern California librarian s lain by a man two weeks after he was paroled from prison has filed a $3 million suit a&alnst the California Department of Cor· rections. Bernice 8 Stamps charged Wednesday 1n U.S . Dis trict Court that state officials had fa iled to maintain contact with Stevie Lamar Fields, who was ronvicted last month or murder ing her daughter. Rosemary Jane Cobb Toast to Victory -~-·~· Scott and Melissa Dinwiddie raise their glasses of cola in a toast to victory after the Palo Alto City Council agreed not to become the first city in the nation to reg- ulate treehouses. The Dinwiddie treehouse, which start· ed the whole ordinance push two years ago. will be al· lowed to remain. Sea Experts Fail To Rescue Shark REDWOOD CITY tAP > -For the seeond lime in less than a month, marine experts have failed in an "almost impossible" ef· fort to keep a captured great white shark alive . The 8-foot-long s hark, brought to Marine World-Africa USA after being netted Wednesday by a fisherman In Tomales Bay. died about 5 a .m. today after it bad begun swimming by itself. said Julie FledJer. a public relations representative for the park .. You can say it died of cardJovascular collapse." she said. "It was under a lot of stress from having been caught and towed alongside a boat " Manne World divers had been pushing the fish alon& man effort to get 1t ll) swim Ron Swallow, a vetennary technician. said earl!er thatlheshark was in poor condition. ~°" 0Jainttl11r ~·" 17f'-11 N ...... a .............. ,. 1, I I I I . ''the look IS YOU" • \~ \ And the .9Unffimm· Quad takes the guess work out of looking great this fall. The quad suit of texturized polyester includes a dlstlnctlvely tailored jacket, reversible vest and two pairs of slacks. This is all the versatlllty you could ask for in a suit. Reverse, mix, match one look leads to another. In solid tones navy, tan, med blue, blue grey and beige with reverse to plaid vest and slacks. 210. ._. • IOUTH OOMT 1'1.AZA ..,.._ ,,.,.,. ,,.., "IN TN11911rY .. UNl11 .,.. • .,, HIUJ lllOOlt .. Dl\roNll!t• ...UPI • • nv.dey, September 1J. 1m DAIL v PILOT AS Be 'Hated' Bis Mother Marine Pleada Guilty to Slaying 2 Women SAN DIEGO <AP> -A youns Camp Pendleton marine baa pleaded gui1£y. to robbing, rapt.ns and 1translln1 two women last year in Oceanside, aaylfte his victims "reminded me of my mother and I hate her." Arthur Chris Burbridge, Jr .. Wife-rape lill Sent To Brown SACRAMENTO lA P > -The Oregon-type bill lo permit a wire to charge her husband with rape is on Gov. Edmund Brown Jr 'i. desk. The bill, A8546 by AS· semblyman Floyd Mori , O· Pleasanton, won a 58·10 As · sembly vote Wednesday. IT WOULD RE PEAL a pres ent law that makes the crime or rape inapplicable to a marned couple Rut a !> amended. the bill would prevent the prosecubon or !>pousal rape unless reportl'd within JO day) WOMEN'S G RO UPS, who )Upported the bill. said tht s pousal exclusion in rape laws was a remnant of earlier time) in which a wife was regarded as property. To meet obhgauons that tht charge might be used vindictive ly in a quarrel, the bill would al low husband wife rape to be punished less severely than other krnds of rapt Cl'RRENT STATE LAW rt- q u 1 res a prison sentence or three . s ix or 1'11-lhl years for rape For spou~al rape. Mori .. , bill would allow either a pn!>On .,cntcnce. a county Jail term or up to a year. or probation. Nor would husbands convicted of raping their wives have to register with law enforcement authorities as sex offenders. T H E B I LL WO ULD add California to a small group of states that consider husband wife rape a crime> In the natlon 's hrst tnal ai. the charge, defendant J ohn Rideout was acquitted in Oregon. 20, made hia plea Wednesday in a c 101ed clulmbera seuion before a Sal\, Dlego Superior Court Judie after attorneys on both sides stipulated he wouJd spend the rest of his life in prison. BURBRIDGE TOLD in · vestlgators be returned to the sc-ene of one of the murders to kneel in the woman's blood and pray. He said be then took the victim 's checkbook and wrote a pornographic note to God. Deacrlbiilg Burbridge as "an animal.·· Judge M ichael I. Greer said he would recommend that the former Belleville. Ill .. resident be sent to a medical facility D U RING EA RLI E R psychiatric examinations, Burbridge told of abuse he aJ. legedly s uffered at the hands of Pending Trial ht. adoptive mother, ,. physical theraplat. He claim.cl the once scalded him with bot water when he was atx years old al\d bad locked him in the baae me9t on occasion. Burbridee said be murdered 23-year-oJd Patty Bower of Sq. ta Ana and 5-S-year-old Claire Belle Lucketti of Fallbrook because they reminded him or h is mother. MRS. LUCKETl'I was beat.en with a metal b&r then bound and s trangled with nylon stockings. Burbridge told investigators he ned her Oceanside motel room after the attack. picked up a change of clothes from a bus de· pot locker and returned to the motel room to shower. Ms. Bower, who had been a s kating co mpanio n o r Burbridge, was killed about a week later. Payments Blocked In Sniper Suits SAN DIEGO <AP I A Supenor Court Judge has blocked paym ent of damage claims <1ga1nst accused schoolyard sniper Brenda Spencer pending trial next month or a suit filed against the 17 year· old girl and he r father by the family·s insurance company. M 1si. Spencer has pleaded innocent by reason or insanity to charges that she lulled two men and woonded eight children and a police officer in the ("leveland Elementary School siege last Janua ry in San Diego. THE PRELIMINARY 10Junc tLOn issued Wednesday b> Judge Jack Levitt automatically bar<; the 11. ldl)ll. and three c·hlldren or Clevf'land pr1nc1pal Burton Wra"rn Crom collecting :.i SI00.000 :.<'ttl<'ment reached f'arlter 1n an o ut·of court etg rtement v.1th M 1ss Spencer and ht-r father Wallace At issue 1s the a mount or liability on the part of Westfield Ins urance Co .. which contends that Spencer's homeowner·s in s urance pohcy sets a Sl00.000 limit on cla1ms stemming from the 61'2 ·hour incident Jan 29 . l 'NDER.TUAT mterpretallon. runds In the policy alre<tdy would be exhausted through the Wragg settlement. The Speocers ma1nta10 that the a mount appltes to f'ach claimant. They ah.o contend that the msuranct> company 1:. re quired' to defend them in the !>IX 1·1v1l swts ftlt>d agetmst thf'm "" far and not step a .. 1de onCl' '>l'tllt' men ts total SJOO 000 TllF. WESTFIELD '>U1I gm•' tu trial Oct 29 ~11)~ SpencC'r fan•.., t ri<il 01·t I in Sa nt:.i An.i on rharg'·' or murder. attempted murd1•r and d"ault Wllh " deadly wPap<m The tnaJ was moved fr,1m S~ Diego County because> of t>x tensive pubbctty in the caw Fees Nix~d I.OS A."lGELES IA P l Aft<'r rert'l\110$? thOU !>3 nds Of phnnf' c:.i II!> from an~rv rf's 1dcnt.'>. th'· City Council haS reversed 1~elf and voted to abohsh a rubblllh collectfon ree . Our lowest price ever for plush Precious Moment nylon pile carpettngl For 2 weeks only, 14.76 sq. yd. Installed.* Orig. $23. so you save a big 8.24 sq. yd This ts our dense. thick, plush ptle. lts h~ luster adds silky elegance to any room. And this fine nylon flber has soll·resistance control to help your carpeting stay clean longer. You've 9 lovely colors to choose from: amber fire. antique russet, butter pecan, Burma brov.m, cha~e., mahognay brown, satinwood, sands or taupe. Sale price tndudes carpet, pad and n<>rma\ installation. But hurry, this savings is for two weeks only. Come tn, or shop at home. Call_your neaNSt Broadway for a no-obligation appointment • Subject to above offer. There may be certain llmltattons. Please ask your salesperson. Carpets, 32. . he Broadwa \ .. .. Robert N. Weed/Publlshtr Oranoeeo.t 0.1tv Pilot Edltorlal P!!IJ.e . ....................................................... BMt»ra Krelbfch/!dltorle& Pege Edltot Canyon Proposals Cru~ial to I .aguna An mviroamerttal impact report 19 deeJped to pomt out t.be IOOd bad ta o1· 1 development plan tor an a rea. Lqun.a Beach council members selected"t.hl"ff plans for atudy in auch a report tu t week. They ran1e from coc.at.Nctioo of nearly 2,000 bomea by t.be lrvlM Com· pany. to no plan at all for a 2,300-ecre 1tudy area in Laauna Canyon. The land, owned by the Irvine Company and the clty of Laauna Be.ach, bu beett l.be aubJeet of 1ev ral J•m· packed CIOWlCU and planmnJ eommlulon meeUn11 In r e cent moot.b.5. For the most part, citize ns fa vored less de· velopment and more open apace tn the pri1tine canyon land. The city. 'which owna only ~ acreti of the atudy area, owes about $8 million to the former landowner a!:l t he re· suit of city purcbue oft.be land last year. The councll. in buying the land. s aid it wanted to end years of lawsuit.a between the city and the landowner, and keep 2,000 homes proposed by the former owners out of Sycamore Hills . Now the council m ajority has endorsed a plan for 2.000 units to be included in an eovlronmental report. What was the purpose of buying the land if they ln· lend to allow that m any units and a new citizen popula- tion of 4,000 more souls? The land proposed for residential development by the Irvine Company is largely on the west side of the canyon. a n area composed of rugged cliffs and rock outcroppings. As a result, much of that area is suited only for con· servation uses as proposed by a second plan submitted for environmental study. And it a ppears doubtful the Irvine Company is look· ing out fo r the best interests of Laguna Beach, as it claims. The company's plan would increase Laguna 's population by 26 percent and incr ease traffic in the can yon and the city . Lagunans should keep close ta bs on progress of the en- vironmental report. And the council should be busy at- tempting to find alternatives lo paying off its $6 million debt. New School Demands Developers of a prop0sed 20,000-home project known as Aliso Viejo envision 10 public schools serving the future residenti al area just northeast of Laguna Beach. Although still in the planning stages, ramifications of the housing development would require that Capistrano Unified School District officials negotiate some type of agreement with the homebuilders to acquire schools sites and pay for classrooms · Most of the 6,619·acre Aliso Viejo project is located within the Capistrano Unified School Dis trict. .. CUSD officials have recently been battling another developer in a n effort to acquire a school site in Laguna Nig uel. They assert that the distnct does not have the funds to buy land or pay for new classrooms. Negotiations for school sites and fees to build new classrooms should be completed long before homes a re constructed. There a re other · aspects of the school plan for the Aliso Viejo proposal that should be ironed out well in ad· van ce. Small portions of the Aliso Viejo area are s ituated in the Saddleback Valley and Laguna Beach unified school d istricts that neighbor CUSD. While the idea of a three· way school district" boun· da ry realignment has been discussed , deliberations on the concept have not been completed . These matters should be resolved before more problems arise. Library Support With the success of a recent benefit fashion show, San Juan Capistrano's new branch library support fund has swelled to $4,575. The money will go to support the new branch Orange County library in San Jua n t hat was previously threatened by cutbacks precipitated by passage of Propo8ition 13. Since that cut in library construction funds, the city bas agreed to authorize $162,000 to be given to the county. This i:8 to replace funds that were cut from support for San Juan's new branch library. And city and school officials have finally come to agreement over a lease of a portion of school district land at El Camino Real and Acjachema Street. That land will be the site of the new library. It's apparent that the effort to support the new branch library has been a broad-based community en· deavor. 'Ibe city should be commended for its very real in· terest in enabling the new library to be built. And the various city groups and citizens who helped raise funds th.rough private donations and fund·raisin1 e vents also deserve full credit. • Opinion• expreaed In the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other vlew9 expreseed on this page are tho1e of their authors and artittl. Reader -cotnment Is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1580, Costa Meu, CA 92626. Phone (714) 6'2-4321. Boyd/ Beauty 87L.ll.80YD Tbe female face for cen· turlea waa re1arded aa beaaUful only 1f lt were aomewbat fu.ll. round or ==:::'€~= 9b"odUN. .-, came motioo ...... Tbe llCbt- Dear Gloomy Gue / and-shadow experts found they could 1et dramatic shots ot women with blab cheekbones, thi n ooaea, chlMJed cblnl. And the whole lt:Udard cban1ed. Tbe H · qu.lalte eoatoun ol Katharine Hepburn'• fa~ replaced the catl• pul.ebrltude of Ilona LI.a•'•· A al~ ta 8oath Africa'• OadtalloorD pro· cffaea about ao oetricbe9 eaeb week to make tbat jerky called blltonc. Thll com• .~ · a.ee .... a cBmt ukl If GIUteb meat ja edible. It la. rr.b, too. Bot IDOld71 ll'• ripped into 1trlpe ana dried.. Ban.diu.·med. to Ma mu'a~job. .l>r • .,. tllll .J ..... __ .......... ~. ,. • ., ......... It• Uie onupailoa more .. an ..i odm' uaat•1 utractlq ............... o1 ..... ID NU'da of ...... "1· t Reagan's Star May Be .w ~ing l...OS A.NG ELF.S -''It 'U be the same old Rooald Reqan, you won't Mlt any dl.ftereoee," Lyn Nofll1er told m e, one clay a wbtle asc> •l the offl cea of the Re 11an f or P realde ot here Noflla•r wu wroni and now he's CCJIM. ~ Nob i1er 's realgodtlon from th~ comm ittee lut mootb, after u years of 1erv1nc theo r o r me r Ca l i f ornia 1o v er oo r . w11 tho flrsl public ll&n or what I'm pret· ty sure la go- ln1 to be the • ....._ pol ltltal col • - lapae of the old cooaervaUve hero. Actually. I'd call him the con· servative hermit. Reagan divides hts lime between his ranch in San ta Barbara and hermetically sealed (and usually well paid > ap- pear a nces before f riendly Mailbox pollUeal and eorporate au· dlencea. THE SEOOND SIGN ea.me a f ew c!Q'• aco when tbe Reapn committee announced bl.I f\md. railtq wu laalna and lt w• $500,000 ln debt. In cHe' 1ou haven't noticed, Reacan, wiM>'s suppGMd to be nmnln• for preat. dent, la oot exacUy k.noclrina b lm1ell out r w ln1 mooey or mingling wttb the voe.en. Part of the reason for bla iaolatioo ia that be hadn't de· cided who be la gotng to be thll tim e around. Hi.a staff bu been flcbtlng for months about whether be should be the Old Reagan or a New Rea1an. Notn.er, believing the el«· torate baa become much more conservative lo recent years, wanted the old Rea1an. saying, ·•1 told you so." The ldea wu t h a t Reaga n could aay Republican conservatives have been right from the start. For him that means alnce 1964, when be emeqed u a naUoo.al ftp.re by campai1ala1 for Barry Goldwater. Ot!Mn ln the little Reaaan ~ clrde -espedal· ly campaJ10 mana1er John Sears -have beee pluminc to mold a new, more moderate Ronald Rea1an.z. sort of a slamorom Gerald l'"ord. THOE 18 SO•E hiltorical bull for both Rea1am. >.. a speaker, be baa always and eo1a11ne1Y pounded out an UD· cbaolinl meaa1e of tree en- terprile and atroo1 defense. As 1overnor of Callfomia for etcht years, be wu pualve, moderate and moderately effective. Dea pile all the rhetoric, Rea1an'1 California was no laboratory for rtpt·wtn1 theory -lt wu bi1 1overnment as uaul. Nofnger wu coarinced that preu and public would not stand for any obvious clnmaea ln t.be Reagan they had come to lcnow -and, many, to lov•. NcJtsller's i.DterDal OlltlOMDtl. Seara et al. tbou1bt Rea1an bad • nry, very Sood chance to be pr9ldlat I.a 1* and tlme bad come to present the kind of micldJe.ot· the-road candidate that uaually eoda up ln the White Houte. EITlll!& W~Y, and desp~ bis IOllJ'inc popularity ln GOP polls, I don't think Rea1an ii 10- 101 to mate lt. His Ume la put. It ii not only that, at the age ol 10. he would be tbe oldest pl'tlll· dent to take office, but that. ez· cept for bis hair color coin& from orange to leadea-cray, be baa not changed. People who spend time with him -a very select ll'OUP -tell me be is still not ready to di.acula new tsauea, particularly energy and cbanl· ing foreign policy. His con versa· lion. they say, and perhaps bis thinking, focuses on the put. If that is true -and reporters are rarely allowed close enou,fi to Reagan to judge -it may be because the candidate is lazy. Or, perhaps, sensible . Reagan doe• not like to leave bjs ranch unless be is well paid to do it. He wo uld rather l ake several thousand dollars fo r spettbes than run around the country for free toucbiog voters and banter. LDC with hostile reporters. HE llA8 HELD off announcing hia candidacy-that Is scheduled to happen in November -so that fairness doctrines will not force him to sacrifice substan- t1 a I income as a radio commeo· tator and newspaper columnist. A voiding the rat race may dem· onstrate common sense, bul I'm not sure you can win th e presidency from a ranch and telev1sioo studio:.. For better or worse t hese days, successfuL candidates are usually hungry ones. The photo Reagan gave to his old friend Nofziger was of h imself in dungarees at the ranch. The inscription asked why he couldn't s pend more time liJce that. My guess is that he'll h.ave plenty of time sooner than he thinks. Swim Lessons Still Safest Bet for Tots To the Editor : With s wim mi n g poo ls. jacuzzies, and hot tubs proliferat· ing around us It is senseless and potentially dangerous to a d· voe ate teaching fear or the water. u you did in a recent article, to prevent the senseless tragedy of accidental drowning. I am a water safety instructor with the American Red Cross and have taught hundreds of young children swimming and hundreds of families safety in the backyard pool. Absolute ly essentia l for a family with a non·swimmer Is an unclimbable fence with a locking gate a round the pool separating it from the house. Any pool which can be reached through a house door or patio door is completely unsafe. These fences are metal, six feet tall, with a bottom rail flush to the ground and a narrow top rail. They are quite attr active white wrought iron or aluminum and can be re moved when everyone in the famlly is a profi· cieot swimmer. THE GATE must be carefully locked when the pool ts not 1n uae. When a non-swimmer is in the pool be must be supervised continually by an adult. Never leave a DOO·awimmer lo the pool area umupervieed, even for a few momenta. Tate noo·swimmera to a quallfted swim imtructor unW they can aave themselves from drownlnl. A child who bu been tau1ht fear of the water will re- act with panic, the most de· vaatatlng of reacUon.a, should be accidentally fall in. Later swim leaaoaa will be very difficult for him lf be hu been taught fear by bll parenta. There are maD1 prt vate and public 1wim pro- 1rama. Vlllt them and find the one whicb auitl you beat befon enrollln«. Parenti who have aUowed tbelr cbUd to learn swt.rnmlnl ban llC'CUCted bim aaaimt UM uupeaUble traced.J of drown· ta1. In bla IWtm l....on be will learn Nfet11'111•, eoordl:nadon ud Mlt.coaft.dence, wbhtb an 1UN to CUT1 ove.r into otat.r ..... ol bla life. llABQARET JOHNSON ~B.ieTPflp ~Utt.utor: A ~ ~ Not edMorial ·== Deputmeat ol .... v prw...uan Of veblcle ~ U a mMDI to tbe Hi ol rec1aclDf COG.rt "D0- 1bow1 • • bJ trafhc •iolatora. thereby a lleviatrng the case loads m traffic courts. The Daily Pilot errs Ul lbinlc· inll that "no-shows" involve can w h ich a r e r egister e d or operated by persons who wouJd be affected by vehicle reg1atra· t1on . A LARGE number or "no· s hows" stem from vehicles which were sold in private party sales for cash The new owner has no intention to transfer re- gistration nor to pay yearly license rees He uauaJly carries no vehicle insurance and if in· volved in an accident wiU often abandon the vehicle. In some cases the vehicles are stolen. In my own case, a t.hree· year session following a private party sale for cash required dis- position of more than 100 park- ing tickets and out-of.date vehl· cle license tickets. Repeated re· quest.a for DMV or court-aided relief were useless to stop the continuing violations. Laws are needed which would require a vehicle license number check In every cue at the time a citation is written for a ny cause. Laws are needed which would require impounding those vehicles wbicb have mulU· pie "no-abow" violations out· atandln& against them and im· pound.in& of all vehicles with croaaly outdated refiltraUon. Laws are needed which would r e q ul r e the detention of operaton of auch vehicles. These laws could protect the public from a group of lr· responsible and dan1eroua ln· dividuala who glut trattlc court case loads with Impunity. C. PIERCE. Tlw .u.r of o ~Mei. era ~ t•ct ldm#I/ lrom ftltUN llobllfw tor dtotMml "" acddnt.t a.vol-cM whlci.bs#t~ffllltgo,,__ dord DAIV 1'/'0ltlfff °Jn,.,, Oww11hip fonn , cmd ~ G copf of .arM. lt'1 ~ at DJfV otttca Gt 110 chorof. EdUor llee•Uftwtle•• To tbe Editor: San Clemente'• flv•membR Clty c.aundl t. Yelled wltb tM power to make declllom on all mattera ntal to our ad to Oii' city •• fUture ...,.,. -........ to two vota, a tlmple majotttJ ol ltl mtmberl. It ti no11r eaJ to ... that the lmpact al tblll •· olslou eoul4 elU..r mate or break oar dt1. 1'18 fact. aloee. ahoUd mm tt tmperad" tUt •tr'onl &Mmberl, not •uil.J la· ' nuenced. continue to serve on our city council Councilwomen Myrtis Wagner and Karoline Koester are two s uch members . T hey have proved that they are uncom· promising in mak.tn.g decisioos on vital city matters. rs Uus not com- m endable action. oo their part? Then why their attempted recall by the group. calling itself Citizen.a for Reapooaible Govern· ment? How can this group charge these two honest and dedicated councilwomen with disrupting city staff and City Council meet· ings? Isn't it a fact that, u coun· cil members, t.bey must cet re- quired information on city mat· ters from city staff and that they must present and defend their argumenta before the city COUD· ell? Surely, this is· respaastble, not diuuptive action. U they are disrupting neither staff nor city council meetinp, then, just what are Coun- cllwomen Myrtia Wagner and Karoli.ae Koester disrupting? Could it posatbly be the cattf\al.ly laid plans of those who, for penoaal gain, would, by their actiom, a1lo destroy our city's intepity? O& COULD theae be only trumped up cbar1e1 that were invented to divert attention &om t.be major iuu. faclnl our db'? Are tbeJ also a=. to dileredlt the efforts of two COUD• ell women? Suppo1e, then, that tbeae are only trumped up charges tbai- bear no relatlooab.lp to either councUwomen's effectlvene11 on lbe ,clty couacll, isn't it now Joelcal to believe that theae two councilwomen may be 1tudln1 lo the way of what tbla IJ'OUP w aou in cou.ncU acUoo and, therefore, that it would 1 > want to 1et them off ol Ute council • 100D u poutble and 2) want, then, to replace them wlth mem· bera wbo would make dedDoaa lD their favor? That Councilwomen Myrtia Waper and Karollae kOIStM' both stud tl.rmb ....... .. velopment on land o• batll· country rancbel that II kDOWD to be UDl&able ad .. atnn dnelop- m•t tbat wUI adftrMl1 lmpa.ct ou.r C!'CllDllWlltty lboald DOW be nauu.rtaa. Allo. tbat u..., an membll'l cm aar de;, eoamdl. I 110W WI• JOU to llllilt cm lmo"lal l) ftat. na#f1• tldl ....., d,.. to ftll tMN ... ctJ ....-. llaoald tbe reed me. Mid, I) 1'llat are UM .... ol all.,.,,, ........... ....... UorJmt~tbe ..... d the lftlUI) will DGt t.11 ,. wbo these people really are>. and 3) what are the names of aU groups who a re the contributor s of funds to this recall effort. I also urge you to attend coun- c il m eetings (1f you aren't a lready doing so > to find out wh a t Councilwomen Myrtis Wagner and Karoline Koester a r e r eally do in g as your ·representatives on the city coun· cit. Then, when you have all the racta necessary, I am confident that you will strongly oppose tbe r ecall against Councilwomen Myrtis Wagner and Karoline Koester. LUCILEM.TAYLOR • eMupl8eed To the Editor: Mrs. Dorthy Bauder <Mailbox Sept. 6 ) abould recall that it was not Jane Fonda who sent her son to die in Vietnam. It was the United States eovernment. It was not tbe •'peacenita" wbo set the limits on warfare but political strategists and diplomats in Wubingtoa. Mrs. Bauder should have realized 1001 a&0 that there WU DO ''win· DiD1" a land war in A.ala. AT THE very leut the total deatruetlon of North Vietnam would have east more lives and at the VWJ wont nuclear coo- frontatioG wltb the Soviet Union or Commm:ailt China. In that un- thinkable event the United States would have numbered lta dead not In the fifties' o.f tbousandl but in the fifties ot mlWoaa. llra. Bauder may never believe tbll but the men wbo ·burned tbelr draft cards and Red to Canacla 8* Jane Fonda's Ul'I· llll bad ~to do with -aoa'1 death. y only aaftd tllemaelv• and perltapa tbelr y~ brcJtben who never bad to n-., Jue Fonda Uoq db mu' odms, IODle aow ..... bllb omce in tbla lud, tried to ad tlallt war. Tbe ~ aaaiftte ol lln. Blllder"a eon bu Mil tbJa n.- tbl poorw. but the ... ot ~ more of ltl ICml 1"Nlcl Mft cmtt Wft WI T.r 111111. ILWANDD _ _,.._.....,.,_°r-<' .. ,...,,_...~..... ~ ............... -..... ______ ------------- 'Thurldlly. Septe~r 13. 1979 DAILY PH.OT A.J3 •n Tum Dr.eam Home to Nightmare ' _:__;..-~---............... , .......... ~,.. •rt,._.. aw .............. z:: ... .._ 2 , ...... ................ -.~ ..... Ttie ••r••l•rt WI flf,lll .......... i.-.. .... ...,. , ..•• ..,. ...,..,, - .. ... " .. "t ........... Mn. i.-.. Nld. • .,,._ .. ............. ...._...,lt'• -:'.l r ._,_, .. -.. '°° ..... art .. ..::.~ we 'n .............. ·· •ONDA1' A"118NOON, l9all7, tbe Lock• found tbe • •• aoa• ••4 tile llouae empty. ,._.. were Ura and llU. ia tM llvtaa room, tbelr cedar cbelta ad cblna cloHt were mtwtq and ftre bad dam..-tbe third floor. "I.._ llad to set It back Big Sail .JofJ .... __ ,,, ... iill't. ...., .. OM "' tld," Hid 111'1. ~.. . :Tiie tale ...... la MaJ, ..... ....,.. ............ . ........ --~ .. . ~ ........................ .. I ta ... 9Ml'llSfl Lud· tq,N.J. Co•DCNell'lfDediw1111 sboat Jea'ftu _ tbelr holne "'the ell)''•,,...-: town aectloia vaeaat, tlae Loek• ....-u.t the ..... ol a trf_. a.M her tbrM e'1kl.Jw to mow ta. '9S WAS NIC&, but alM lGiMed ISU abe led a ~ We," uld Mra. Locke ot the womsa. lmoWla to tbem aa DebbieOrQ. . The two f amlUea lived tocetber a week before tbe Locket went on vacation ln early June, leavinc tbelr oldelt daupt.er, Dawn, I, to flldab the ICbool year. ·-:s,...,... ..... In Jw to uip Da"\i~ OrsytMI ~IMMI s ftN la IM car be Md left bebJad. .... o..., ......... IOD ud Den Md bele JI~· I.DI WU. ms•._, uct Dawn eoaftl"IDld tbe l1«J to ber fatber. TBSN IN h8L Y July, llra. LoeU Nt8nMd to pkk up a PQcbed ud fouad a etra•.. mu lyiDI OD tbe cnell. Ila. Gray aaid abe HkM .. BUI" &o 1peod tbe nl1bt b.cauH •b• waa frt1btenecl after •ome netpborbood tlda tore down tbe Mell fmee. A woman, who lat.er identified benelf to Police u Mlebelle BuUer, and her three cblldren were alao lD tbe bouae. On July 10, friendl drove to Maya Landtn1 to tell the Locket there bad been a ftre tn tbe bouH. WbeD tilt ~ket arrived home. II•. Ora7 told them ber cblld.reo llad been pl1yl n1 with matdMe. •• Loe•• •ZTV8NID •••In tlae next day and talked to BW. "Re Mid be'd clean up tbe meas. I tbouCbt bia lntentiOM were IC)Od," Lodte aaid. The Locllea ended tbelr vacation in late July. ''I knocked on the door aod Bill Hid it WU inconvenient for me to come tn. I didn't 1ay nothln'," Locke eaid. Mn. Locke, back at work, 1tayed wlth a friend and Locke and the cbildren went back to the trailer. "I dOn.oo, I juat let it 10." Lockepld. AT THE l!ND or Aucuat, Locke returned to Pope's Recordings Heavy Sellers? 'Change' ArtSlwwn "The Time of Change" is the theme for an exhibit of five paintings by Ling Jai Chung beioc featured through Sept. 30 in Sad· dleback College's Fine Art.a Gallery. .... , .......... I\ NEW YORK <AP > -Pope John Paul II isn't likely to malte the Top 40, but recordlnp of bis Muses in three tancuaces will 10 on sale durin1 his upcomine viait to the United States, a record· Ing company spokesman says. The recording will be sold for $10, mostly through pariah churches and direct mall. "IT 18111£ VATICAN'S DESiaE that people throuehout the world be a~ to experience the pope's own voice and meuqes," saJH Joel Carlins of Bryn Mawr Productions, Ltd., a Chicago com- pany with exclusive rights to the recorda ln North America, Canada and Mexico. Carlin said hla company is working with the Vatican to do a .. tasteful, credible job" and said be hopes the Vatican will later approve more records ct papal speeches and special Muaes. THE Fl.RST THREE UCORDINGS are of Masses said ln Spanish during the pope's trip to Mexico, in Engti.sh at a school in Rome, and in Polish at the Sistine Chapel, Carlin said. The show ls open for public viewing from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays at the gallery on the Mission Viejo campus. For information , phone 831-4760. Traffic DiP8 The three-masted merchant ship Elissa, shown at top in present condition, will be restored to its 19th century shape <bottom) as a sailing vessel by the Galveston His· tori cal Society. The project will cost a million dollars. The pope's speeches and Masaes during his vlalt here also will be recorded, Carlin said, and with approval, will be made into recorda. Bill Vetoed s'ACRAMENTO <AP ) SACRAMENTO (AP> -Traffic on California highways in July dropped S.2 percent below the level In July 1978, and weekend travel was down even more from last year - 9.4 percent. the state Department o f Transportation reported. Cripple Gets Help JIDDA, Saudi Arabia <AP) -A crippled Saudi Arabian who put an appeal for help ln a newspaper was offered a Rolls Royce llmouaine, a furnished apartment and $1,600 per month, the newspaper Okaz said. Okaz said· the donor, who read the ban· dlcapped m a n's appeal , wished to remain anonymous. -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bu vetoed a bill to let tbe owners of parks for recreational vehicles to evict occupants on 72 bour notice for non· p ay m ent of rent or violation o r rules. AB14S2 waa offered by Assemblyman Eugene Chappie, R-Roseville. A Famil M•• Verde TNVel Travel with a Difference. Good Service is our Best Feature. Call ua at 556-6311 ~·· .,., ... .,0 Bink ol Amertoa 7MM47• a.,o..... 114 .. ,.,,. Oooo't M0"1• Pbll ...... a and called tM poltce. But Blll and. Mt. Butler aald tbe)' ,,.,. reatlDI th• boule SDd the police could do~ "You're about tbe rilbt to real propert7. and that 11 a qaeatioG for the courta,'' aald Clt.y loUdt.or Sbelclmt Albert. '-rhe poUee don't know wbo owna tbe boUN." t~ GOURMET MARKET <Market Street) . LIQUOR DEPI'. Delaney• private label Via ao.e or Olablls 99e eaetl C1Slml > Loeke made • eopJ ol • boute deed from dty recordt -tbe orl,UW WU bl tM houle -and ftled a treQw complalDt a1aln1t Ila • Butler. Loeke cou.ldn 't In· cl'l{le Bill beclllN be didn't knl>w bll 1ut name. A hear· in& ll ec:beduled Sept. 20. Until Monday, the Locket stayed with a friend . FRESH FISH & SHELLFISH DAILY Med-Size Shell OG Shrlmp CW'b.lk they l11t I • . . 3.99 lb. Alaskan Snow Crab Clasten . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.99 lb. TOP CHOICE AND PRIME MEAT USDA INSPECTED & GRADED Whole or Half Fresh American Lamb Cat and Wrapped for your Fnaer. Average Weight 50·55 lbs .... . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 1. 79 lb. Delaney's own Oven-Ready meat loaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 1. 79 lb. WORLD•S FINEST PRODUCE Iceberg LeUuce. . ................................... J for 1.00 Dark Green Crispy Cokes ............................. 2 for 29c Vlne Ripe Slicing Tomatoes ........... : ............... 39c ib. Large JaJey Valeacls Oranges . . . . . . . . . . . ........ ' Jbs for 1.00 r 'resb Italian Zucchini Squub . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c lbs for 1.00 South American Bananu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 It>. for 1.00 DELANEY'S ~tMarket Open Dally 9·6 • Closed Sunday 2920 Newport Blv~., Newportpeacb 673-5520 Mmk:Mnet From Bach to Rock 5'6.:0031 •••'• HQdW~::-· Said and Pizzas. co.-...-. l•lancl t7t-67JI 67MJ22 ..... a11 .., ... ., .. e4eooaa ThatWa•Fun Two can ride a wave as easily as one if one is sm all and the other adroit. This pair were proving it at Sleepy Hollow off the shore of Laguna Beach. Mesa Studies Curb ··on Drug Devices An ord.mance to restrict the saJe or narcotics paraphernalia is un- der consideration by the Costa Mesa City Council Members Mud at a study session Uus week they have received complaints from purent.s and were dismayed to find roach chps, cigarette papers and similar Items displayed at a re<:ord store AT CITl' MA NAGER Fred Sorsabal's suggestion. they said they will aisk the Costa Me1i8 Ch amber o r Commerce to cooperate in (I ~urvey or what stores carry isuch 1km!>. Howev<·r. C'1l y Attorney Robert CampagnH pointed out that any ordlnuncf.' would have to be carefully drafted hecause of potential legal problems. s tricter ordinance, he would rather have a weak one that 1~ legully acceptable than no or dtnance at all. "A child cannot walk into :i bar and yet he can walk mto a music store and buy anything he wants, which 1s worse than a drank ," Hac1t1 s<ud HACKEN CK, N.J <AP) - A •10 mllUon lawsuit bu beeD tued cbartJ.nr U.e producer ot & mm~ Aw t..Lcl: w l "°"'& ttl•"'-*' documentary ''SealecJ 8trat1bt" with ml1repreMnta· Uon. .Maurtce rra1er. a JtrM)' Qty attorn ey repreaenUn1 nioe ebildreo wbo took part lD the docuQMlltary and tbelr pareo&a, flied tbe auit •taiut producer ArDold Sbaplro, hla company Oold W•t Broaclcuttra, D&r· ra&or·ector Pet.er FaJk, WHEW· TV, the New York Statton that aired Ute documentar)', and Rid1etteld Park Police Set. Charles Mart.in.I. THE FILM DEPICTED a aeuioo of the Lifers Group of Rahway State Prison in which the youn11tera, all of whom had bil.nor brushes with the law. were berated by ln· matea aervin1 life terms in prlaon. The inmates lectured the youths, ln the vilest of street lan1ua1e. about prison life. Under the Lifers program, wblcb hu been duplicated ln several st.ates, the youths were treated aa prisoners aod were told of prison viole nce and homosexuality in an effort lo scare the j uveniles into a "straight" life. The suit charged that Shaprio mi1represented various aapects or the documentary to the juveniles. "SHAPIRO CAJOl~ED THE ktd.8 Into part1c1paUng," Frager said . "H e told them the Meeting Set OnLaguna Zoning Rules Laguna ~ach planning com- missioners will meet Wednesday to discuss development stan- durd11 in the '>ingle-ram1ly rei; 1dence 1.orw documeatar1 would aot IMa sbowo oa Ule &Mt Coat lllld tb•t tbeJ would be tnated .. IUMU It tM r:ICIG 1'ber ....._ treated II e prl1oaH·1 tbemMlvet.'' Fraser aaid Shaprlo took un- fair advantaie ol the ch.lldJwl'a wUUacnH• to appear on televlAOD .. ··u wMn't a true doeumen- tar1." l'ra1er Hid. "Shaprlo told them to act toulh befon the eameru started. Once lDlide tbe priloa, tbe children w~·t allowed to talk and wue aub- jeeted to this borreodoua vuJ&ar pro1ram.'' THE 8t1IT AL80 aUe1es that several ol the youths bffame W becaUM al the baruameot ol lD· mates and a peycbiatri.at to&d Frater some of the children may be "premanenUy scarred" because of the experience. The suit seeks $10 million tn compensatory and punitive dama1es. Fraaer said the famihea aur- rered mental anxiety due to the program. "They got letters from rel atives asking how come their children were depicted in a crlmlnal light." 8HAPIUO AND FALK were unavailable fo r comment Muriel. Reeves. a lawyer for WN EW-TV, said the station would not comment on the suit until the court papers were re· viewed Marum, a Juvenile officer for the Ridgefield Park Police de partment, said Wednesday he stall s upports lhe Lifers pro gram "I had been bnngma luds m twice a month for three yean and very few of them ever got into any trouble aaam ... JIM LANDANO. PRESIDENT of the Lifers, said the parents signed consent forms which told them the children would be i.ub • jected to tbe banb reaUUea ol prilcm Ille. ''Tbe Irids can,t cet tbroUlb tba..1roD& doOr wtthol&t. tMt dJt from tbelr pa.rent.a.•• bualL Landano said be wu happy to hear MVeral youn1st.en beeeme nauaeowa becau.e of t.be PfO· aram. ''IP A DESCalPTION of prlaon life will make a lJ.year. old vomit, that's areet," Lan· dano aaid. "It will be a lutiq lmpreuioo for eveey Ume be tbloka about comailtttn1 a crime." Landa.no said the juveniles were not coached in any way to perform fM the cameru. Dogs Have Day Pooch Prob/,ems Discussed Dop were the topic of tlvo dlacuaalons lhlB week at a Costa Mesa City Council study session. Vlce·mayor Arlene Schafer said she wanta to look loto a change m licenam, became, while clop are llcenaed ror 12 months, rabies shota are valid for 30 months. 8 8£ SAID THAT, the third year, owneni have to pay for a new shot before it's needed. at extra expense • Council members aareed t.o look into the matt.er harther and 1n11tructed staU members to present 1tlternat1ves at their Nov 13 study session Counc1Jman Dom Raciti had a com plaint of a different nature ·' l lhmk we should look at splitting the park.II between the people and the dogs." be said "l lh1nk the people should get a htUe more because they pay for the damn things. ''WALKING IN THE RE ls hke walking 1n a mine fi eld." he added Council members noted that their city doean't have a law requiring people to clean up after their canmel>. However, they d1dn t request a n y further dCl1on on the subject ,. Oemente Chamber Plan8 Luau Event San Clemente Chamber of Co mmerce 0H1 <'1uls have scheduled a Sept 2 1 Hawauan- style mixer. The luau mixer will begm at S p m. at Taylor's Antique Alley, IOI Ave. Cabnllo A $UO dona t10n includes drmki. and hon~ d 'oeuvref!. He noted for uample that cigarette papers :ctr<' used for rolling tobacco, which HI legal, .. weU as for makmg marijuana et1arettes Marine Lab Faces Delays The commission is seeking oplnioni. from archi t ects. bu1Jderis. homeowner grouJ>6 and the public on whether the city 11hould change 1t.s current reg- ulations regardlnl bu.ildinl 1lze and lot size Newport Man's Trial Set A trial dat.e or Oct 16 has b een set 1n Los Angeles fedcrul 01iitract Court for Larry Donald Smith, 44, of Newport Beach who facei. l'xlor lJon charges m an alleg ed kidnapping during which the v1ct 1m mysteriously dls ap pea red. ,,,·~~ ~--~ ~ ,_~ . THE OOUNaL WAS pre1ent· ed with a copy of Gard en Grove's anti-paraphernalia or- dinance, which requires that such it.ems be sold 1n a room off. llmlta to anyone under 18 Councilman Dom Raciti s8Jd that, although he would prefer a ·Rabies Clinic ·s1.aied for Capo Beach Conatruction of the Orange Co unty Marine In stitute facilities planned for Dana Point CURRENTL v, THE city re· Harbor w1U be delayed at least quires the building noor space until lat.e October. be limited to 50 percent of the Orange County supervisors area for interior loL'> and 60 per- this week agreed to re-open bid· cent for comer lol8. ding for the $499,000 first phase of the project because no T here are no regulations satisfactory offers were re-specifying bulk, or building ceived from pros pective volume under current zoning builders. regulaUorui. The proposed marine faclUUes Smith, or 4640 Park Newport. remained in custody In th e Los Angeles County J all, held in lieu of $200,000 are a joint undertaking by the The commission will also county's four community college seek opinions r egard sub- district.a and the Orange County standard building lots. Com-IN A COURT ap Department of Education. missioners want lo know how Tt\e 4,3JO.square·foot bulldinl the public feels about combining pearance Monday· he w i l l h ouse two I e c . loll wherever feasible so that pleaded innocent to 'I bo •--' II d new construction occurs on lota charges of violation or An anti·rables vaccination turei 8 rawues, a ga ery an the Hobbs Act, a ft.>d eral lobby intended •or ocean related meetln• the code, even If the Iota clinic for dog owners in " · "" statute covering extor-·Caplatrano Beach Is scheduled e ducational , recreational, are legally nonconforming. lion from bu11inessea f Se cultural and scientific activities. or pt.18. engaged In interstate The clinic will be held from 7 8 ., _ d THE STUDY session wUJ be commerce. to 8:30 p.m. at the fire station at PiCl'lic H.1,t,e held at 7 pm. in council cham· Smith was arrested 28111 Victoria Blvd. There la a $2 bers at SOS Forest Ave Au1. 26 In connection cbar1eforlhe rabies vaccination. with ao alleRed abduc-Veterinarians of the Southern F E' J_ l Results of the seaaion are ex-lion of Carolyn Bealer, California Veterinary Medical Or ~r, Y peeled to help the commission 2',ofGatdenGrove Assoclatioo donate their Ume to The Costa Mesa Senior develop proposed regulations for lo vestlgators i.a 1d .cllnlca as a public service Cltbens club wUJ bold a picnic subsequent public hearings. Miu Beater's brother. Dop four moot.ha and older from u a.m . to 4 p.m. Ftiday at Larry Fox of Anaheim, are required by law to be vac· Estancia Park, Adams Avenue was the subject of the al· cinat.ed •laiMt rabies, and a at Mesa Verde Drive West. 'lbief Gets Gems leged extortion attempt. valid vaccloatioo certificate la The event will feature 1amea They uld Sm ith de· ;needed to Uc.DIO a dos. Vac· a nd com.eat., includlna tb• San Clemente resident Fran manded $100.000 ransom •clnatlona are aood for ao aeledion ol Mr. and Ma. Colla Karazet of 114 Ave. Colo toJd for Miu Bealer. months. MeaaSllUorCttben. poJlce that a bur1lar bad For more Jnformatloo, call Information 11 available by taken sa.ooo tn uaorted Jewelry BUT l•ITH lnailts 1•-4802. callln17~at. from berbome. that Miu Bealer waa a c--------------........:=--~----------..;.......;......-.;...;..... _______ wllllnt accomplice lo the acbeme. He told l"Bl acentl he wu pr ... ured l.Dto t.be plot by two men known only u Ray and lack. Accordinl to Smlt.b '• account, 11111 Bealer cllaappeared while on a boat trip out of Dana Point Harbor w1tb Ra)' and Jack. N SWP08T BEA CB poUc• are ln••tl1aun1 Mr diMppearwe. IA doeallMaU ftJed ln federal eoart t.b1I .... ' ..... DOUd that Smltb iA'ttllilc.W.brobrbe elalmtd to IMa at th• dm• ol bll U'Nlt. TboM doeu.-. ltMe tbat be la a profe11lonal r:•bllrwboll•1amlll· a debt• tolalUa1 ..... BEAT . fHE HEAT! SAVE s4.00 t •• , J ••• • •• •\ ~ f ... ' f ; • ' . ,, EDISOI 3-SPEED . 20" FAN 20" blad" move e high volumn of air • versetlle and llghtwelght w/carrylng handle. Use on floor or table • balanced bladet for quiet operation. 523'' 9Jcl2 D•OP CLOTH OR PAINT TRAY LINER SCllWDllVll ·sn 8 PllCE fnc:I. 2 Phllllpt. tu1tproof blc:ide1 w ith pteeltlen ffpt ) l I --..... -. ...... , _______ ....._. .. ' ...... - ) . -. • A -.... -· f' • s f:ould Economy; • Revisit 1929? By SYLVIA PO&TE& ,. .......... ~ It wu ~years a10, on Sept. 3, 1929, that the U.S. slock market reached the hliheat level ever achieved unUl that time, followed by a aeries of violent selling attacks that culminated ln the eonvulJloo of Oct. 29. Until then, stock prices had climbed steadily from Ausuat l9'Z1. Measured by the Dow Jones ave rage, in dustrial atocu had soared from 83.90 to the all·Ume peak. of 381.17. OCl'.ZIWASTHE INFMAOUSBIACKTuesdayon Wall Street that symbolizes the end of the gold·plated ,.. prosperity of the 1920s, the start of the most cbaouc •• worldwide depression ever known. But the economic decline bel8ll long before that day in Sept.ember. And seemingly out. • of nowhere came the avalanches of selling that finally pro pelled Thomas W. Lamont of J .P. Morgan lo announce som· berly at a secret noon meeting in the New York Stock Ex· change: "Gentlemen. there is no man nor group of men who can buy all the stocks the American public can sell." A morbidly fucioaUng sidelight on the s tock market history: On Oct. 28. the day before Black Tuesday, the Dow Jones average plunged 38.33 points, the largest point decline ever , an erosion of 12.9 percent On Oct. 29, It fell another 30.57 points. 11 .6 percent. By 193 0 . th e depression had s wept throughout the enti re world and from late 1930 until July 8. 1932. the sto(k decline was precipitous and virtually uninterrupted Money's Worth July 8 marked the low or 41.22 on the Dow Jone~ average. a collapse or 89 percent from the all time peak 34 months earlier Can it happen again" or course Will 1t '' I am con vinced there will not be another holocaust or thl• m agnitude of 1929-'32. but 1f 1t does happen. it will take an entirely different form The l929 collapse s ignaled the approaching de pres~1on of the 1930s and. as Or. William C Freund. senior v1ct• president and brilliant chief economist of the New York Stock Exchange. said during a lengthy d1scuss1on of th11> at Bi.: Board headquarters, "Undoubtedly. the market break itself contributed tolhe severity of that depression · · ANY OF l!S WOl'LD BE FOOLS 1f we dcn\cd tht· possibility of another giant break in s tock prices Th1 i-. time. the break might be set off by an inflationary bloworr destroying conridence in any investment in "paper." ancS undermining the funct1on1ng of the 1nternat1onal monetary system. Trade among nations would gnnd to a near standstill The blowout would then cause a rash of bankruptcies among businesses. a collapse of credit. an upsurge of un employment. foreclosures of mortgage credit and rtt possessions of goods bought on installment loans A pllmge in stock prices is "much less likely now when stocks have shown no pnce trend for so many years, m deed have been coospicious in thei r lacklus te r performance compared to other assets. from antiques to coins. to gold. to real estate ... Freund said "IF YOU COMPEL ME TO STATE a Judgment public- ly. I would s ay stocks are a buy at these le vels, not a sale," said Stan Wes t. NYSE vice president m charge of research. . ' Although there are many comforting indications that we are not threatened by a stock market crackup, then • are some sim1lar1t1e~ betwl'Cn 1979 and 1929 th<it dl•mantl attention no1.1. \'ot S1m1!.onlles 1979 ."J Chase Plans Move To Costa Mesa Chase Computer Corp . a s ubsidiary of MSl Dat;.i Corp . Costa Mesa. will move its headquarters from Baton Rouge. u .. to Costa Mesa in October Cha rles R . Bus h . S an Juan Capistrano. has been named president of Chase. He 1s former vice president of 1 operations of MSl. MSI is a manufacturer or portablt" I data entry terminals. Chase. acquired in May. prov1des comprehensive point-of sale systems to specialty retailers. Bush had been in his MSI job since March 1977, when he joined the company au... from Honeywell Information Systems During a 14-year association with Honeywell. he held a number of management positions for several or the com pany'adivislons. 811.d...._ Sraalaar S~lwd..Wd Areas of consideration for people preparing to go 1oto business will be discussed during a workshop Sept. Z7. The program 15 in a series presented on the last Thursday of each monty by the Orange County chapter of the Ser vice Corps of Retired Executives . The program is co-sponsored by the United States Small Business Administration. It will be held at the Santa Ana City Council Chambers, Build.in& 20. Civic Center Plaza, •tartlna with reitstraUon at a: 30 a .m. and lasting unW ~ p.m . Parkins Js available in Civic Center parking Iott. Primary foeus of the workshop will be to explain fac- ton commoo to new businesses and the keys necesaary for aucceu. Leadlnt each area of dlacuaaion will be local business and profeulonal persons abd SCORE ( J members. At tho con· T'.6.Kf NG clualoo or each " workabop ae1meat, STOCK qUHtlOD and HIW•r ... ________ _ ,.1iomwtllbebeld. More la.formation ii ~nllable al lb• Sant.a Alla Ubraey. 884~. or Los Aqelll dlltrlct oftlce ol tbe Small Bualneu Admlalstra- Uoa, cm>•-· ' • • • • • P•• ... erO.mi•nl¥w i • Tbe Wllllam/Lawtena. CWp., an rmn. pubUaber of t .,.... ........ wl,...,.... ol tr8dt .... will become r Jle9taODmmml.eallou, lM. ftt ciompu,8',:::::.'.. Jlotqro1Cl• Dealvn•W111 l!q~ D11o11r • W .... tzd1e ..... N.-, ~ llMP llllduzUJ, ap. m ..... 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'HEAR THE SOUNO OF A THOUSAND WINOS' Denning Lovea Purple Martini, Hate• Moaquttoea Pests Fail to Bug Purple Martins' Pal P RI N<' ETON, Ind. <AP) When Ray Denning 1sn 'l rattling around m his truck In search or used eggshells, it could be because he'11 busy sWJpcnding cors of corn from the branches of tall trees. Some days lt '11 b<'cause he's out gathering weeds to pUe bealde has Princeton gas station . Once It was because be was perched on a ladder, happily slapping purple paint on the out.side of his house "MY NEIGHBORS ALL THINK l'M crazy," Oennlng uys. "They ask me all th.e tame, 'Whal the devil are you doln', Ray?' Well, ll they understood what I was doin', they might be out there doln' it . too." Denn.Ing lives in a mosquito-free world. And he owes it all to the birds he calls "my little heroes," the purple martins that nest m the 400 tiny tenement.a mounted on poles out.side his service ata· Uoo. It's a love born of mutuaJ need, says Dennin&. For u much aa he loves purple martins, that's how much be bates mo.quJt.oea. Purple martlnt eat the bugs, which explain.a bow lt &ot started, with six wooden birdhouses and a llUle spare time. Today, 394 houses and $4,000 later, it's anybody's eueas bow it wUl end. "IT'S MY HOBBY AND IT'S my sport," says Denntn1. se, who discovered purple martins el&ht·yeara aeo. "I used to do a UtUe fishing." To hear him tell it, wresWn1 catfish from lbe murky Ohio juat cal)'t come close to the feelina be 1eta around the flnt of March. "When I look at the ally and see that lint bird come in. . . . When you see all those birda Oyln1 through the air .... When YOJ.1 hear the sound ol a thousand wtnaa. . . . He allha, pulls his cap down over hla sunburned forehead and alvea up. THE um.I! Bl&D IS MID to coaaume 2,000 motqultoel a day. Multiply that by 400 pain ol martim, and you besln to aee thin11 Dennl.nc'• way. n.e purple 'sk-.r·uten extat almost ex· clualvely on lnaectl, but the)' like to Dibble on eapbelll. They're fuuy about whwe tbey Uve too. and ~ says people who want to attract them would cfo well to their quart.en to exact l])eClftcationl: •b7.f.by.f.lneb compartment. wtth 2~1neh openin11. Mount them bJib on metal pole1 tbat cata can't cllmb, be NJI, and make them IJ'MD and wb.iW, the martini' favorite colon. U you want to take tblnp oae mp furtber, you coald alway1 become tbe ftnt ~ ln your town to bve lit a purpa. houle. ftat•1 wt.at Dtonlq did. Neilabbon ban cal.Md blm •1Blrdman" nerllace. talie utMa Nilldeou aad .. HD tu• t*'1D ,.....,u .... ...-.... had ea.Ill tor rann.,. bJ erop - oelY, .u. ,.,...,. wl!M> have • tbowlmd acret or more. We cell • bt Vtfl, plnpo.Jollt YU)' IPKlflC. ' T You're Eating. 87 DL P&TZa ft'EINCaOBN Dear Or • ...._,...: I 1boukl have known bet· t.r and tefuMd bll lltvttaUon to dinner. It wu 1n eelebraUoo of my bavllt1 turned 40. My boa had bffn maab&e '°J:!e to my blr1bday party, so be felt be owed me a r. Indeed . Zeller'• lH0·91 oatalot offers more than 2.500 ca=•· ran1tn1 from U •Y manufacturera for • to 2 mllllon otftce workera at• Ptr 1,000. I lbould uplaln tbat I have developed llmoet a bat.red for blm. He paued me over and appoint· ed an OUUlder to the job ot vtce preeldeat. I've o.,.,..._. worked for him ao yean, 10 you can lma1ine my T 111 a E A a £ JI, t t t St•lleln feellnp. mllUooaliw. at a price of '75 • But what J want to tell you about la what hap· per l ,000; 11,500 Jewl1b con· Prince Reza Pahlavi, pened at the dinner. I'll put it t.bb w1y: beln1 with trlbuton, very lar1e, $50 per 19, son of the exiled hJm a1mollt made me 1ag. The food wouldn't 10 1.000: and 5.850 Jalla, prisons Shah of Iran. has down. It teemed to collect 1t the bottom of my andrelormatortea,'"perl,000 .. been admitted to 1ullet and refused lo Zeller bu been in the bualDas Williams ColJege in ( ~OR IN J drop Into the stomach . 29 yean, and perbapa that's why Williamstown Mass """"'I' He wondered why I his speech is Uttered with U.u. 8 town of 8 soO " THE HOUSE didn't finl•h my steak. For example. who buys Alvin 8 . • · The reuon wu simply Zeller list.a! that I couldn't awaUow. I "We aeU lareely to publlahinl felt bunehed up under the bottom ol my chest. Not companies, advertl1in1 11en· Seabird until I sot home a few boun later wu I able to ciea, manufacturers, fund· 1waUow and 1et rtd of whit eeemed Uke a lump raising ors~nliations, ordinary under my chest. Individual firms that have a pro· Habitats Tbls happened a few times alter s pat.a with my d4.Cl t.o sell. . .or somebody who wife or ldda at dinner time. ls It posalble that has a private word to say," he "nerves" can cause so much trouble., -Mr. G. said. p h d And where do the lists come UrC 88e from ? "WE GET THEM from a com· blnation of telephone direc· tories, we have a huge library of every trade directory. every professional director y. every roster. every membership list. "There are medical aasocta· lions that ofrer us lists of doc· tors, there are legal associations that offer ws llilts of lawyers. the s tates publish many. m any lists of accountanlh and engineers and architects, day·rare centers and whatever." he said. All or these facts are plugged Into computc>rs, to ~ complied on demand. Zeller estimates tub rom putt:rs contain 100 million names. "FOR INSTANCE, WE have about 60 million names that are residenfotl famllles Now. we ('an break that down by income <•chclons We say that careful· ly, because some people don't like to know t hut we know they 're making 10. 20 or 100 thousand dollars "Everybody 1s cutegorazcd by what they have done, by what they do, by whut they buy, by where they go We go from the s mall people to the large peo pie." he said "We have calls from people who wont Polish names an Nebraska. or Spanish names in New Mexico. or J ewis h names in M1am1 We have religious names and ethnic nAmes, J ew1sh doctors <1nd non-J eWlsh dentists " THERE ARE E XPENmVE lists and cheaper lists. The most expensive arc lists or invest.ors, going for $100 or $200 per 1,000 Zell er says he simply figures his cost ond adds a markup, without considering the n ature of the lists Involved. For example, dynam ite and explosives manufacturers cost $40 per 1,000, the same pnce as hospitals with m ore than 1,000 beds bot $15 more l,ban mayors or state legislators. The home addresses or cor· porate presidents go for $50 per 1.000. double the cost of a list of wives o r hlgh·lncome ex · ecutlvea. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Nature Conservancy reporll It haa purcbued one of the most important seabird ha bitats o n t h e California coast. The 14 ·acre Castle Rock island. located just offs hore from Crescent City a t tht! northern lip of Californ1a, 111 the seasonal home for as many as 100,000 res1dl'nt and migratory seabirds, in cluding the en dange r ed Aleutian Canada goose, the group reported. THE NATIONAL non profit congervat.Jon or ga n izatlon said 1l purchased the 111land fr om M r11 . Fr ank E Nash of Portland, Ore , with privately dona'ted fund s The pu r chasl' price was not disclosed The conservancy Ha id the isla nd will be m anaged cooper atively with the U S Fish and Wi ldlife Service ''AS A S IT E for seabird breeding and congregation. Castle Rock LS second an am portance only to the Farallon Islands of the coast of San Franci11co, ·· u 1d Peter Sall gmann. d1 rector of the organaza lion's California offit'l' 'Not only do many species or birds USC It for netiting and ru1slng their young. but also it iii an Important migratory way staUon for the en· ti r e population of the . . . endangered Aleu- tian Canada goose." he added. DEAR MR. G.: I'll throw a hlgh-soundln1 name at you: Acbalula. This Is a condition In which there's a failure of muscles t.o relax an the gastrointestinal tract. In your cue. it's likely that your esophagus tgullet> couldn't relax enough t.o allow food to pass through Into the stomach. ThU can cause the feel ing of a Jump , or t1ghtneas we also label "esophagospum .. AS lN YOUR CASE, Mr G . emollonal trauma · 1 a cult> or chnoJnac > can produce the condition If th.-symptoms recur often, then you should have a medical checkup t.o make cert.a.Jn that the trouble 111n 't due to a growth or other orgarur reason But "nerves" are the mo!'>l common culpnl In the future try t.o eliminate painful satualloni. dinners with the boss or spats at hom~ whllt> eating Ice dnnks and alcohol often contribute to this syndrome. Learn to relax Eat slowly Preferably take sax sm all meals rather than thrPe large one!\ Emotions should be controlled lnot eai.y 1 There's good reason why so many who s uffer rrom achalaMa i.ay. "I get so upset I can hardly eat 11 thing .. • • • M 1-:DICALEITt;~ FOR MRS V l'v(' known \1•v1:ral p&twnt~ who "got yellow all ov~r· aft('r lf) mg tr> 1mpr11H· their v1s1on They 'd hf•an1 th<1t carrot:. v.cr,. helpful So they over al•· them AllhouJ(h carotene '' a pigment found also 1n leafy green \'Cgetable!> .i.' ...,ell a' in 1·gg yolk milk fat and other sour"'·' 11 ' .11,,, foun .. nd 'weet P'>l11t1~·' Although the rarotenel> an vuetJble' <trv 1m portant to good health and arc conHrt~d to vitamin A. there's a hm1l t.o how much the body wall uulJze rarotenes The result. dut• lo over eallnJ( carrots. I!> carotenoderm1a •skin turninS( yellow I Therefore, Mrs V . I sugge11t that you d1i.con tlnue "forred feeding" of urrots If the yellow skin persusts, then better ask for a r heckup to fi nd 1r there's some othe~ reason for the Jaund1re ••• Some stomach symptoms may be rau1>ed hy trouble outalde the s tomach. says Dr Steincrohn In his booklet. "Wh at You Can Do For Stomach Trouble." 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Pain'> llo!>p1t al, w h 1 r h ha ~ h••t>n on p r o h a t 1 I) n !> 1 n 1· i: Janu a r y , has been grnnled full <0ert1flcation lo the end of the yeu. offic1ala said QtJAKEll , MORMON, Eastern Orthodox, Unitarian, Mennonite and Evan1ellcal cburcbea coet S30 per 1.000 ; all others coet $25. "A U1l l1 Important for Ill con· tent,'' says Zeller. · 'SometJmes the quantity la not Jl'1ctor One with the mailer.·· Factor One. Zeller says, ti im· pact. He 11ys direct maU ad· vertlainl hH found it.a "niche" in thi1 decade, and ''plnpoinUn1 via direct mall ha1 become probably u eff ect.lv• 10 advert.la· lna medium u there 11." criclQe yDur brairi ~EVER1' day. Bike Trail r Cost Set At 84.86,000 . OraQSe County Sup.,vlaor1 · have apprcwed conatructioa ot • t.brH mis. oft·road portloe of AlllO Cr.-Blc1cle Trail lit the La••--HUii·• Toro ...... Tbe trail 1' •l*t.d to bl b1nl11 ued, Hpecl•llr by ecboolddlclr9D, blcaUM tt llnb a aumber ot nearby a:cboab and parka. Th• run trail wttl •lrlteb trorn th• e>cnn to l.Jve Ou Canyon Road Ind COil •bout Me,000. Tht bulk ol Ute COit, or 11 per· eeat Will come out of the COUDtJ Harbors IHcb.. aad Parka ....... MtJa tbe ,......... 1t =~' bMa , • .,,..,,,..late Subscribe to the Orange Coast newspaper that entertains and informs you fully about your community and the worlef. Read the stimulating DAILY PILOT 8~2-4321