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Home My WebLink About1979-09-14 - Orange Coast Pilot? • Smoggy Weekend FBI Planted Expeeted; Inland · Seandal R1•1nor Areas to Suffer Against Seberg , • an en1es FRI DAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 14, 1979 VOL. 71, HO. U1, 4 SIECTIOHS, 44 PAGES irl's _._}aim Against Aetress Genius Found: FBI Admits She Tells Of .Need 'Bizarre' DESOTO, Texas <AP> A 16-year-old college student who had been feared dead because of his involvement Ill an intellec· tual fantasy game was reunited with his family today, s aid the private detective who found him. But where he had been was not disclosed. William Dear said he turned over James Dallas Egbert Ill, called a genius, to his parents, but he would not disclose the location. "It was an emotional situation and I'm glad to see it come to a happy conclusion," Dear said. "I wish both the boy and his family the best . They were tickled to death to get him back and that's where it should eod." He said .be was so l e s pokesman for the family but would have no more to say on the case. Dear said at a news con- ference at bis palatial estate in this Dallas suburb Thursday night that he located the boy after three disjointed, emotional predawn telephone calls. He said be put young Egbert under a doctor's care. "We agree this is the most bizarre case we've ever been in· volved with," Dear told re- porters. Dear, hired by Egbert's fami- ly, said the teen-ager's disap- pearance was not related to the 1ame "Dungeons and Dragons" -but refused to say where the boy was found or what be had been doi.n& since he disappeared from Michigan State University on Aug. ts. Police found a note in the (See SAFE, Pace A%) .............. 'EMOTIONAL SITUATION' Teen Genius Jamea Egbert Kiss Won't Kiss Again STAMFORD, Conn lAP > -Peter Crisculoa and his wife have decided not to Irias and make up. A divorce has been granted to Criscuola, 33, drummer in the rock group Kiss. and his wife, Lydia, 31, who apparently is a millionaire as a result or the agreement. They had been married nine years. Exact terms or the out- o f -court settlement reached Thursday were not revealed. Mrs. Criscuola 's lawyer was Marvin Mitchelsoo, who represent- ed Michelle Triola Marvin in the celebrated California "palimony" case against actor Lee Marvin. l•la•d Resid~t• Stdler Smear Rumor WASHINGTON 1AP J -The FBI acknowledged today that in 1970 it was responsible for s preading a rumor appearing in the Los Angeles Times that J ean Seberg, the actress who recently committed suicide. was preg - nant by a black activist. This week, Miss Seberg's fo~mer husband, Romain Gary, said that as a result of the news s tory planted by the FBI, Miss Seberg's life was destroyed. The item appeared in a column by Joyce Haber. The FBI released a memoran- dum dated April 27, 1970 from its Los Angeles office to then-FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover re- questing permission to publicize the pregnancy. The memo said FBI agents "felt the possible publication of Seberg's plight could cause her em barrusment and serve to cheapen her im age with the general public." The memo suggested that the beat way to publicize the rumor would be by havlng a fictitious person send a tip lo Hollywood gossip columnists. FBI headquarters responded: "Jean Seberg has been a financial supporter or the BPP (Black Panther Party) and Gas Price Hiked CARSON CITY, Nev. <AP> - Gov. Bob L1st decided Thursday · to allow full-serve gasoline sta- tions a 2.8 cent-per-gallon in· crease and self-serve stations a penny-per-gallon boost. • should be neutralized. Her cur rent pregnancy by <blank space l while slill married affords an opportunity for such effort. ·'The plan suggested by Los Angeles appears to have ment except for the timing since the sensitive source might be com· promised if e mplemented pre maturely." The source of the tUQlOr was censored from the FBI docu· ments. as was the name of the supposed fathe r or Seberg·s child. <See SEBERG, Pag~ A?) A l'W~ RUMOR VICTIM Jean Seberg Center Beales It Did Elvis Undergo Drug Treatments? By Tbe Auoelat.ed Presa A television station Jn St. Paul, Minn. has reported that Elvis Presley was taken to a drug treatment center in Min- nesota while on a concert tour in 1977. but refused to stay. KSTP-TV. citing ''knowledgea· ble sources," said Thursday that Presley was taken t o the Hazelden Foundation ln Center City. But sources did not say whether Presley had been formally admitted to the treat- ment center. .. H a2eld en admi n istrator Harold Swift today denied that Presley had ever been admitted to the center. "We deny that be was here. He wasn't admitted," he said. Federal law prohibits Haaelden from Jdeotilying pa- tients or answering questions about them. However, the foun- dation forwarded queries about Preal~ to bis father , Vernon, who replied last year to Swift: "Elvis was never admitted to any hos pital or roundation anywhere in the world for treat· ment in the misuse or druas." Smoggy Weekend Predicted Presley's peraona1 physician ls being investigated for pouible criminal liability in the enter- talner's death, a local aaalltant pTOCecutor says in Memphis. Exeeutlve Auiatant Attorney General Jewett Mlller said Tbu.ndaJ nllbt bb office be1an lnvea=lna Dr. George Nlcbo on Tuesday after the state Board of Medical Ex- amlnen ft.led a complaint accus- tn1 tbe doctor ol lnd.lserimlnate· ty ptelerlbiq medlcatlon for Pretley and lS pencma. taaued a fint m1e. health ad- vitoty for El Toro for the third day in a row, and area school dlltrieta took added precaut.lonl , to pn&eet ..... bMltla ol 1twleab. All ~al education cl .... were c~ .,a1a In the Bwa-tinctoD Beecb UJdoo Hilb School Dlltrlet, •bhb lnclu4H ........... Oftlclall ea RIHA ed cancella· tlOD ol a Paaalam Valley 'fflO SdlOol ,....... ~-=-&oftlcbt at OrU!I• Ooalt ln Coeta Men. t" Tlae 1ame will be played. but coacbee will uk officials that n~a tlme out.I be called for nit Nrioda -water breaks, laid llut&Dctcm Beach hl•h 1cbool dlatrid ..-womu L)'DD Hen- denon. C.oacbll baff been ordend to ..,....., IUbltltute plQ•:n" and u1e •'1ltmo1t cauUon," •h• added. ror tbe MCODd day 1n a ""'· ofJlelala lD tbe Newport-K .. a Unified School Dlatrtct dedded to curtail outdoor acUvttles, partlcularl)' those lnvolvtn1 youn1er 1tudent1. No formal dlrective bu been laaued by the Oraqe County Department ol Educatioa, 1Ud dl1trlct 1poke1woman Gwen Colllu. ' "It'• not a formal alert." 1be 1 ald, addtn1 that maay "nervous" parent.I Dbonecl dis· ttlct bpdquarten tii1 IDOl'lliq Cileeme>G ...... AJ> Bowenr, Dl1trlct Attorney General Bqh Stantoo Jr. bu Jut about ruled out the poulbW- ty of a bomlclde lDveaU.,aUon becauae of confllctlnl medical oplalou about tbe cauH of Clee BLTI&t Paae Al> For Cash By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of tM o.lly 1'1..C StaH A 16-year-old girl who has been the key witness in an Orange County pimping and pandenng tnal has testified that s he turned to prostitution to raise money for an abortion she thought she needed. And unde r le ngthy cross- cxamination by the defense. the ~1rl admitted Thursday that he r sexual awareness had developed at a young age. that she was in· volved m a shoplifting rmg and used cocaine It was the attorneys' apparent attempt to discredit previous testimony in which the girl iden- tified defendants Donald Smith of Newport Beach and Valerie Thomas of Santa Ana, as the ones who sent her on 20 prostitu- tion calls dunng a three-month period in 1978. When asked by Smith's at· torney, Tim Spring. why she needed money, the girl initially said to pay for food , rent and clothes . But under further questioning. she cone~ she thought she was pregnant and would have to undergo an abortion. She did not <See VICE. Page A2) Coast Weather Mostly sunny Saturday with blabs 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 92 in- land. Lows tonight 62 to 68. INSIDE TODA. 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"The decision was made last month on Cape Cod away from what he has told friends are the unreal pressures or Washington." wrote Robert L. Healy 111 a front.page column. Healy, associate editor ol the newspaper, baa been a lon1·time observer of Kennedy family politics. ·'Tl was a decision that evolved," Healy wrote. "There were none or the conferences with brain trusts that both his brothers, John and Robert had before they announced. ·'To be sure, there were ques· lions to be asked about the loglstlca or the primary system, Fro.. Page A I ELVIS .•. death. officials said Miller said the medical board notified his office tbal the Nkbopouloe cue could involve c riminal alle1atlon1. The board's complaint involves civil charges and could lead to the suspension or revocation of the doctor's license. The doctor. on the advice of his attorney, h as not com· mented. Conviction on criminal charges of indiscriminate dis· pensing or drugs could result ln a prlaon term of several years. A negligent homicide conviction generally carries a penalty of leaa than one year in jail. Miller said the Memphis Police Narcotics squad will also investi1ate the case. Tbe announcement of a criminal lnvestlsatlon came only hou.ra before ABC·TV re- ported Presley •a perslatent abuse or drugs led to bl.a Aus. us, 1Wl7, death. The autopsy report listed the cause •• heart ~. Three patbolol1fta, lncludlnl one who took part ln tbe PN&ley autopay, were interviewed on the proaram "20·30," whicb de- voted an hour to the U·year-old slnger•a death. ABC sald Baptlat Hoepltal'a c~lef patbologl1t, Dr. Erle Muirhead, and bla a11l1t.ant, Dr. Noel Florendo, concluded tht tnteractlon of 1Umulanu. depreuants and palnklllera killed Presley. The network show backed up 1tatemenu made lo October im by Baptlat Holpttal sources that Presley died a drut·related death with 10 drugs preaent ln hi• body. DAILY PILOT Tio. 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"The matter was resolved largely with the blunting or one CHAPPAQUIDDICK SAID NO ISSUE -A3 question -whether anyone or stature in the Democratic Party could stand and accuse him of wrecking the party by challeng· ing President Jimmy Carter," Healy said. He said Kennedy was salistled that no major figure would ac· cuse him or damagin1 the party. Healy did not say who was the source or hil lnformaUon. Kennedy could not be reached immediately for comment. Meanwhile, both Carter and Kennedy are taking their un· ~eclared presidential campaigns into a new arena by appearing at the same event, much to the delight of the audience. ,,....,._Al SAFE ••• youth 'a room saying he wtahed to be cremated "should my body be found," but authorities feared E1bert bad become trapped, perhaps in the ma&e or wtndlns steam tunnels beneath the cam· pus, while playtni a reaJ·We version ol the same normally acted out on paper. In "Dun1eons and Drqona,'' wblcb 10meUmea can take years to play, a "dunaeon muter" creates a prbon oa 1rapb paper and players ualna apeclaJ ell~ determine their ablllty to over· come obstacles Uke monat.en and 1obllna ln thelr attempts to ea cape. "We crawled throuab tunnels afler tun els, we climbed through boles and crevices we didn't even think emted," sald Dear, who added authorities were never convinced Egbert wrote the note found in bis room. Dear said be waa unable to de- velop any concrete leads to the sophomore computer science student 's whereabout.a until he got three phone calla early Thunday. ''I was able to talk to the boy. He was crying intermittently and a man in th baekll'OWMI was \eWq him 'Cool It, man, cool it.• Then later thiJs afternoon I wu able to make arranae· men la to pick up the boy,'' laid Dear. The detective said no kidn~· Pin& WM i..Dvolved ln th• dllap-pearance. However, be reluled to H)' lf the boy bad been beld •••lnlt bll will. Dear 1ald an lndlYldual be declined to ldentlfy uked fOt' a wrlttH 1uarutM tbat there would be no JM"OHCutl• ln tbe cue. Dur Nld be 41d DOt •c· cede to the nqlllet and lailtead made oU..r arra.n1emenu to plek uptbe bo)'. Rowe.er, be added there wo\lld be no eb.,.... ftltd by b1m or tM famllJ. and eaplalned there are DO crtmSaal at.tut. tbat would QPl1 to tM lltudcm. • ...._ I picked up tbe boJ, that mded it. .. Dur toad N · porten at llla !aolll• ta W. Dallaa Mua1» •• ..,._ bo1'1 ..._ tllrouO ...... ...,.. ....... Wt bape tbat tldl tldq wUl tad :r.r.r=:. t::n..-:i ;:,rt· ,,.. dltMUft utd SI'-' ... peand to be ID a lwod '*'*81 ..,.,. ....... ,...., ... I ILLtCbla .. elboW. • .,,.. .., ......... aaS4 n.ar. 11Aa fir ............ , eGlldllm. ~at'a up_ to a cloetor to d•· ...... 1'• ..... .,,_ DOt to upoM .._.UM NJ ta°' u.y delalll ilmlftd ID tbe boJ'I IC• tlrittel ..... u..." r. ' I Bolh men 1bowed up Thursday nlchl at a black·Ue event In W aablnston sponsored by the tiny conareaaional His panic caucus, although their ap· pearances were separated by a few hours. fi',....P~Al VICE ••• say whether she actually wu pre1nant, however. Santa Ana vice officers en· countered the girl in January during an investigation. She later agreed to tesWy against Smith and Miss Thomu in re- turn for immunity from prosecu· Uon . The blood hi&b school student also testified that Smith never discuaaed sexual intercourse with her nor did she discuss it with him during the period she worked for his Golden Girls escort service. The girl previously testified that Miss Thomas, a neighbor for whose son she babysat, lured her intp becomin& a prostitute. Mtas Thomu, ahe teaUfied, drove her to several locatJoa.a where she performed sexual services for male customers in· eluding a client from Orange who paid $500 on each or three occasions. The leen·age lirl testified that she and Miss Thomas later went to work for Smith, who operated the escort service from hia CUii Drive home in Newport. Beach. Smith teatilied Thursday af. temoon t.bat he did not know the girl was acttn1 as a prostitute. Hta bualneu, be sald, was to on - ly provide acort, maaaase and nude modellnl aervlcea -all lesal. And the stocky. middle-aced defeodent ch&rsed that the Cirl lied when abe •aid 1be wu 11 oo a Job application. ·Smith told tbe five -man, seven-woman jury silting In Judie Byron K . McllUlan's court that the customary fee was $35. Customers were free to Up the emplofe., however. Tbla dlJl)Uted t.Umony by the girl, wbo aald she overheard Smith ne1otiate much higher fee1 when cllenu lelepboned hlm for an 81C<>rt. Also called to the witness stand was a Santa Ana vice of· fleer, Edward Aeuirie, who tfttilled t.bat a aearch ol Smith's home uncoYered card ntes that were color-coded to mark un· dercover lnvesU,atora and un· dealrable cuatomera. Jurors are expected to belia deU~ t.be cue Monda.)'. SEBERG ••• Tbe P'BI 1at4 tbat u a l"elUlt of the bureau'• ertortti a Hollywood 1oe1tp eohuu It, Joyce Haber, made an anonymoua reference to the story in her column in a May 1970 tuue of the Loa An1eles Tlme1. The story nterred to a "Mill A" wbo waa aa iateraau.al movie ttar who •worted U. "Black 8.noludcm." FBI Director WUlla• H . ....... aa1d tocl.,: • .,,.. dara ............................... lnformatloD to combal a(. voeat• ot UN9nalar ea ... 1a. .................. .. out ol tM&' 1 •• lcn99t." Tia• WanDiUoia ... ~ and dlltftbated as ~art al tM FBl'1 OCMIMeriatel •ce pro. l."•ID IUlOWD as olntelpro • l'tM• Mid tbe J'U DOW -: ductu ciom..uc la••tlaatloel onl1 •b•• tbere b.11 been evtctmee ol ertmlnal eaeduet . • .. .. • Storm'• Death, Damage ToU ·RUres ' ' .. .. .. .. ' t .,,...~ ..... t-retldent Carter lupected till tuftertaa clU• of tM Gd COMt today while the remnuu of Hurricane Frederic dumped btavf . ralm weat of tbe Ap· ,.iaeldMI, cauatn1 floocllq la tome ....... · In tbe meanUrne, the d9Mb loll contlnued to climb and police ,.rted the arresu ol clolem ol looters ln the Motille. Ala., UM. Whu. Cart.er wu maklAI a beUcosiUr tour of the rava1ed coaatllne between Mobile and Penaacola, authorities in Alabama reported two more death.a attributed to the 1torm, brlnglna the total to el1ht, wtth two ml.salng and presumed dead. In the Mobile area, where some police were under 'taboot to kill orders," aut.boQU• uid 50 Juvenllea and 14 adulta ftre arrested overnight .. Hundreds or others escaped into the darkness or unlighted streets in the downtown area. Alabama state police said two pe r1on1 attemptlnc to use kerosene for Uabt or cootinl were killed 'nlursday ntcbt ln an explosion in a storm·battered home southeast or Mobile. Cutting normal red tape, the White House on Thunday des· lanated 30 countJu ravased by Hurricane Frederic ln llluiulp. pl. Alabama and F\ortda u dis· aster areas. Presidential press secretary Jody Powell said the recovery or the Gulf Coast "is going to take yeara." Mobile. Ala .. one citbena band radio operator said , "Looks like King K.ollg toot a stroll thJ'ou.Ch downtown." The 300-year-old port ctt7 or Mobile autrered the brunt ol the storm Thursday. along witb Pascaaoula, Mias ., and Pensacola. Fla. Driving rains from what was left of Frederic little more than a low pressure system - swept north to New York Stale today sending streams over their banks in western New York and backing up morning rush·hour traffic ln Bu ffalo. The storm, which already bad pelted parts of Tenneuff, Ken· luc ky, West Virginia and weste rn Pennsy lvania with heavy rains. had dumped more than 5 inches or rain on Buffalo, N. Y .. by 9 a.m ., forcmg theck>s· Ing or all schoola 1n the slate's second largest city. Many sub- urban schoola alao closed. Some roads ln Buffalo were Oooded. stacktna up lralftc jams severa1 miles lone Heavy rains in northwest Pennsylvania this morning caved in the roof of the municipal bus station in Erie. Pa No injuries were reported but five buses were damaaed. Nude ·Photo Raises Stir SAN MATEO <AP> -A San Mateo County sberlff'a deputy has been suspended for •Uowtna an lnmate to take pictures ln 1ail of a woman vtaitor wbo strtpped to the wa1at. Deputy Dennboo ~bu ap. pealed the suapeoaloo wbicb wu announced Thur¥il.Y by Sberift John McDonald. McDonald said the photos were taken late one weekend nl1bt with a camera uaed to take m usaboU of incomtq lnmatea. He aald the woman wu .. .,.. couraged" to bare ber breuta ln front or two iomatea. SartMr, t.IMt 1torm dulllped a1 mucb is 1 lndMe of raia • ••t.nl ad ctmtral K.metr and up to t ~ OD ffltM'B Tenneuee. Three lncbes fell on Cincinnati and Erle aa lbe 1y1tem IDOYed nortla. The National WMther Sentee lMued flalb.flood Warnln&I foi all of..._... New York and ftub-flood' watebel for muds ot central Md DOrtMn New Yort ud Ute Adlrondackl a1 the ttorm moved acro11 UM ttate 1D a nortllea1terl1 dlrecUoo at about ID mph. On the Gull Coast, the more than 400,000 resident.a who had nec1 continued to mum to their bomft, IOllM to ftnd noWnc left. : .. ,.or Sale 0..ap," read tbe~ 110 CIG OM ftaUened trailer lo~ Ml1liulppl. ..ktru: tun ~ and tolar air." : But P'lorida Oov. Bob Grallamt said be fMNd tbe dam.,. toU~ from the ladeat tnapical dnuta·! tlon mi1bt aurpa11 tbe $95~ mllllclD racbd up David tlMre. : Towns from P'lol1da to Mis·~ awl"' awta!Md bta.y clamaae! ln P'Tederlc'1 lJO mpb wlndl and" ln tbe torDadoel tbat trau.d tbe~ 1torm. Hundred.a of bomet were: swept from their foundations: and businesses were ripped: apart. : • ~,..------------------------------------------------..: -.. .. Rights Denied " Dog Owner's Visits Nixed EL CAJON <AP) -Richard Laemmle, a 67· year-old bachelor whose uncle owned Untvenal Studios ln Hollywood, ls bei.na denied visitation right.a to see h1a dogs. The seven puppies and four small adult dogs were taken from Laemmle's station wagon where they all lived together and the dogs have been put in a county·run animal shelter. Laemmle, charged with cruelty to animals, goeJ to trial next week. .. " In a pretrial beannc, Humane Society officials told Murucipal Judge WUli am J . Howatt that Laem· mle insists on taking food to his pets and that they go wild with excitement when he shows up. Howatt left the matter of Laemmle's visit.a up to the Humane Society, and it ordered them ended. '. Laemmle is a nephew of the late Carl Laemmle who sold Universal Studios in 1936. Hia father owneci a chain ol movie bouaea in the Chicago area. F,....P~AJ ' SMOG CONTINUES. • • to find oui bow bad the •mot would be. Student physical actlvllles were not ordered canceUed or curtailed lo south Orange Coun· t y school districts se rving Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan Cap1slrano. At its wo"t, the smog situ•· lion 1n Orange County 1s m1rumal compared to the Los AnselH area where second ata1e smoc alerta were ln effttt asaln today. Younpt.en and peraoas wttb respiratory ailment.a were or- dered indoors to seek refuge from noxious air. Even healthy peraooa ~ uked to cocnply wtth the SCAQMD directive. Orance Coast area hospital of. flclala today reported no ln· creue ln the number or pensoos 1eekin1 medical help for breathlq dt.Mcullles. The weather forecast for the weekend calla few a <-">ntinuatioa of the •moc that ta blankettni the Southland. ''Tben Lin 't any wind comiJlc that will help you." aaid Na- tional Weather Service •POkeawoman Loulae Norman. And tt'• tolDI to set boUer. abe added. IAlmd temperatv.Jw are expected to cllmb into the mld·IOI wttb ovenliabt lows ol es. Tbe beaches abou.ld bit the upper 10I duri.q the Wffkend. Smo1 la expected to be particularly bad In Riverside and Los Angeles countJes. ·'Quite aimplJ, In the coast area, the preva1Un1 wlnda oft the ocean blow all the smog to the east and the north," said Mrs. Norman. "It ieta trapped In the basin and it'a going to stay there until this high pressure 1y1tem aoes away." . In areas wbere first stage. alert.a are called, air quality dis· tract Lnspectors have been in the field to check if companies are complying with orders to cul back emissions by at least ~ percent In 242 checks made Thursday. about 45 companies were found 1n violation of tbe order, a spokesman said C1tallons will be issued to or- f endinlil! firms. Penalties are. fines or up to $500 a day and."or! six montbl! in jail upon convic-tion Forttasters said they are hop· IDft for a push of cooler Northern California alr to break up the Southland smog siege However. they said the smog blanket will be s talled over Southern California at leut through the weekend. If the situation prevails on Monday. officiala ln the Hunt· ington Beach Uruoo High Schoo& Dlstnct say they will uk stu· denta to cut down on drivin& to: curtail pollutants that are ln- tenalfylng the problem for in .. land realdent.a. Jet Crash Ki& 31 . ~ CAGUARJ, Sa.rdJ.n.ia CAP> -Ao Italian jetliner plowed lnto a mowit.ainaide early today wblle attempt.io1 a laodlq ln raln a.ti ros at nearby c.,11ar1 aiJ'POI'(' and airUDe olficlaia said all 31 Italians aboard were killed. ~ plane, a DC-9 of the domes Italian airline ATI, carried pasaenien and a crew of four. MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COATS FOR ONLY One Dollar! •wtua ._. .. or One At leplar Price \ ( : W A.SIJINGTON CAP> -'l"lle te Dlda Cae•IU.. ftllid Y to ••d eDOQDC:O " S.a. • E. Talmadae for mak· ital penonal uae al. campaip 1c:oatribatiom and other V1ofa- • Uona ol Senate rula, Senate IOW'cet a.aid. f Tbe lix committee memben also said tbat Talmacf&e, D-Ga., m ust HPQ $12,000 ia over-rei m buned Sen at~ expense fWlda cl81med by hii oftite over tile laat .everal years. 1 By demandlng that Talmadge repay the money, the committee · Unb him to a secret bank ac· ~cou nt opened by Daniel , Minchew, bis former ad- ministrative as&i.stant and chief ·accuser. Among other possible dis- l ciplinary actions under con- sideration by the panel were , resolutions •·condemning" or· ''censuring"thesenat.or. ~ Word of the chosen phrasing I became known shortly before Sen. Adlai E. Stevenson 111, D· m .. the committee's chairman, was to formally announce the panel's findings following a year-long investigation into al- legations of financial wrongde>-. ing. f ll was not known immediately whether the committee's de-~ cision was unanimous. There 1 had been deep divisions between those urging a lesser resolution of reprimand and others who believed Talmadge should be censured. ·Sex Tale Testimony Changed By F REDERICK SCHOEMEBL OftlleOM!yl'l1411S\llH A 16-year-old girl who bas been the key witness in an 1 Orange County pimping and pandering trial bas testified that ~she turned to prostitution to I raise money ror an abortion she •thought she needed. I And under lengthy cross- ' examination by the defense, the · girl admitted Thursday that her sexual awareness bad developed at a yowtg age, that she w~ in- volved in a shoplifting ring and ¥led cocaine. It was the attorneys' apparent attempt to discredit previous testimooy in which the girl iden- tified defendants Donald Smith of Newport Beach and Valerie Tbomu of Santa Ana, as the oaes who sent her on 20 prostitu- 1 tion calls during a three-month ! period ln 1B78. I When asked by Smith's al· torney, Tim Sprin1, why she needed money, the girl initially said to pay for food, rent and tclotbes. But under further questioning, she cooceded s he thought she f was pregnant and would have to Clee VICE, Pa1e AZ> . -.. -----~f\~11' - sa.lty Nill~.,.,,,,.., •. ,, .... SOCIAL CLIMBING RAT HEADED FOR COSTA MESA Using Telephone UM • for Upw•rd Moblltty Rats Arrive Nibblers Thrive in County By JACKIE RYMAN Of .. Delty ..... ~ Finding teeth marks on Your tomatoes and oranges in the garden? Seen a little animal scurrying across the telepbooe lines recenUy? YOU MAY HAVE a problem that's been troubling residents of Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa increasingly these days - rats. "It's a result or natural migration." said Fred Beams, educational coordinator for Orange County Vector Control. He said the type or rat seen in Orange Coupty is called a roof rat, as opposed to the Norway or wharf rats found in run- down areas. While the wharf rat eats garbage and burrows into walls, the roof rat eats fruit and pet food and nests in bu.shes. The roof rat also can climb, wbjch the wharf rat can't, Beams said. HE MID IT'S not unusual for roof rats to run along telephone wires. "That's a common form of transportation for them," Beams said. Be Nid tbe rata.,. Uowiq up ta..., .... putlr because of their natural tendency to travel and partly beew beavy rains in recent years have tncreued the amount of ftg'et.ation on which they feed. Root ra&:a daa't eany rablee ud .,.'t daproul lD themselves. Beams said. However, they can carr.J the Oriental rat flea. which can transmit bubonic plague. He said regular testing of captured rat.a bas shown few fleas and no bubonic plague in Orange County. THE BATS ARE common in older and better established areas like Laguna Beac h and Fullerton, but during the past year or two have popped up in newer areas, Beams said. One resident of Costa Mesa, Linda Bearbower, called vector control after she beard her dog barking and found teeth marks on the tomatoes. She set a trap and captured a roof rat that was 10 inches, not counting the tall. Mrs. Bearbower also reported seeing the rats running on telephone wires ln her Mesa Verde neighborhood. · ••you can't associate our rat problem with low socio-economio areas," Beams noted. WHAT CAN A resident do when a rat shows -op? First, he can call vector control at 971-2421. Free poison blocks will be set out, Beams said. He said the blocks, which contain an anti-coagulant, are dangerous ooly after five or six successive doses and pose little danger to children or pets. · However , Beams said, it is also vital that homeowners cooperate in reducing food supplies and nesting opportunities ~~~-~ RE SAID KESIDENTS bothered by rats should harvest fruiu, take pet food ln at night and trim back ivy and other bmhes, espeeially if they're growing near fences, buildings or trees. YearBe•e t•Wll • DaUY:'New• .. nr · 'N F IFTEEN CENTS • Pregnancy StOry ffanted FBI Admits Spread Of Seherg .R11Dlor W ASIDNGTON iAP > -~ FBI admowlecf&ed today that in 1970 it was responsible for spreading a rumor appearm, in the Los Angeles Times that Jean Seberg, the actress who recently committed suicide, was preg. nant by a black activbt. This week, Miss Seberg's former husband, Romaln Gary. said that as a result of the news story planted by the FBI, Miss Seberg's life was destroyed. The item appeared in a column by Joyce Haber. The FBI released a memoran- d um dated April 27, 1970 from its Los Angeles orfice to then-FBI Direct.or J . Edgar Hoover re- questing permission to publicize the pregnancy. The memo said FBI agents ··felt the possible publication of Seberg's plight could cause her embarrassment and serve to cheapen her image with the general public.•• The memo suggested that the best way to publicize the rumor would be by having a fictitious person send a lip lo Hollywood &:;ssip columnists. The Los Angeles office sug· gested that the tip note read an part: " ... I thought she and Ro- main had gotten together again but sh e confided the child belonged to {blank space) of the FBI headquarters responded : I Black Panthers ... " "Jean Seberg bas been a financial supporter or the BPP I <Black Panther Party ) and should be neutralized. Her cur- rent Pf'elD.8DCY by <b~ space> Gold Rises Sharply To $345.80 LONDON <AP) -Gold rocket· ed $12.85 to bit a record $345.80 a n ounce in London today. breaking the previous high by $4. The dollar posted impressive gains in Tokyo and London but was mixed elsewhere. Gold hit records in both Lon - don and Zurich Crom Thursday closings of $333.875 and $333.375, respectively. ''The gold market has gone berserk," said precious metals expert Peter Gignoux o( the in· ternational brokerage house or Bache and Co. in London. Gignou.x said much or the gold buying was by dealers frantical· Jy trying to cover short positions taken this week in the belief that gold prices would go down. Gold was trading in Zurich at $345. ·~-..... RUMOR VICTIM Jean Seberg while still married affords an opportunity for such effort. ·'The plan suggested by Los Angeles appears to have merit except for the liming since the sensitive source might be com- promised if implemented pre- maturely." The source of lbe rumor was censored from the FBI docu- ments. as was the name of the s upposed fat.beT O( Seber&'S child. • The FBI said that as a result of the bureau's efforts. a Hollywood gossip columnist, Joy ce Haber , mad e a n anonymous refe rence to the ·story in her column in a May 1970 i.Slue of the Los Angeles Times. The story referred to a ••Jliss A" who was an international movie star who supported the "Black Revolution." FBI Director William H. Webster said today: "The days when the FBI used derogatory information to combat ad · vocates of unpopular causes have long since passed. We are out of that business forever." Tbe information was collected and distributed as part of tht- F Bl 's counterintelligence pro· gr am known as Cointe lpro Webster said the FBI now con- ducts domestic investigations o nly when there h as been evidence of criminal conduct. Gary, who was married to Miss Seberg at the time, said this week that in 1970 he and M 1ss Seberg were in the process of getting a divorce and that she was seven months pre gnant when she read the news article. In an interview this year , Miss Seberg said the shock of reading the story was so great that she immediately went into labor and the child was stillborn. After that, G8.J')' said, ''Jean became psychotic. Every year on the anniversary of this stillbirth she had tried to take her life." $100,000 Bail Set For Freed Patton o.9Y ..... a.- FREED ON BAIL lrvtne Attorney Pmtton Irvine attorney Gary Wayne Patton, scheduled in Novemt>q to face a second trial on charges of murdering his wife, was freed on $100.000 bail Thursday by Orange County Superior Court Judge Ted Millard. Alan Stokke. Patton's lawyer. successfully argued that h1i, rlient·s manic-depressive men- tal state had stabilized and that 1l was no longer necessary for him to remain in a ward at San· ta Ana Psychiatric Hos pital. Patton was convicted of second-degree murder in the November 1978 shooting death of his wife, Katherine Leigh Pat ton. 23. But a second trial was ordered Aug. 22 after Stokke presented evidence to Judge Millard that two jurors had behaved im- properly by discussing the case on the telephone. At the end or the bearing on the new trial, M'illard ordered Patt.on transferred from Orange County Jail to the psychiatric hospital. .. ~ • I·; Smog, Heat Weekend Forecast CdM Y outh Beaten b y Intruder Under terms of his release. Patton must undergo weekly blood tests to insure be takes prescribed medication and con- s ume no alcohol. In addition, be may not passess weapons and B1 MICHAEL PASUVICH °' • ...,N.c ..... With DO relief in aight throqb t•e weekend, inland Oranee County today suffered thn>aCb a MVenth eomecutive day of smos ad swel.teriq temperatures. Tbe a1r wu far fresher alone Uae o .-.,e Cout. where oxidant t lrrels weN only 25 percmt u •ere• the'! were ln La Habra .ct the Santa Ana Canyon. So ut h Coast Alr Qdallty •ana1ement District officials s aid, adding that many "nerTOUS" parents phoned dis· trict headquarters tb1a mornin& to find out bOw bad the smoe would be. Student physical acUvities were not ontered cancelled or curtaUed ln south Oraqe Coun· ty school d l1trlcts aervin1 La1una Beach , San Clemente and San Juan Caplstrano. Al its worst, the smoe situa- tion in Orange .County ls minimal compared to the Los Aneeles area where second stage smog alerts were ln effect aealn today •. Orange Cout area boepital of. ficiala today reported no ln· crease lD the number of penoos seeltin1 medical help for breat.blna difficulties. \. Six Raccoom Cause HOuse Sitter Woe .. • Newport Beach ponce said» da1 they believe a Corona del Mar y out h was beaten and bound iD Ids home becnae be IJ>. terrupted a barl1arY in Profl"elS Tbund.11 aftemoon. Mlebliel Barano, 17, apparent- ly saftered no serious injuries ln the uaault t.bat occurred at aboet 2:SJ p.m.. ln hia bome at Ult Sudeatle Drive. Police aaid vartou.a pieces of silver tableware. valued at $1,0IO. weretMa. Accordlne to DOllce ': Barno nlimMd to tile aft4tr = ... motile.I' to • neatb7 ~ ltatiaD to "* QP ber eat. lie ilald afllcel'I be notklld • Cal' ...... ID tM drtftwQ tMt be ad lllll 111111161r Md IWl drtv· mi ap ttil atnlt ............ WtleD tllili Wt tile ..... ' ..,..,_.,.. ............. . pldom, tMll ~ the ..... and blPD looidna around. He aald &be= rwbedout ot UM m ts ~m; bit IWn Mftnl U... ln the ace -.t kkked lllm ID tbe be*' wbe be tell to tM floor . (See PATl'ON, P a1e AZ) Orange Co ast Weat•er Mostly sunny Saturday wit h bl1b1 72 to 76 at beacbel and 8' to 92 in- land . Lowa_t.oaiebt 82 to 68. INlllH TeD4 Y . E""toOnlGll ~ot o Udo VUloft bk driOHip 1Di1'doto f'ffftot• a nDHt· .._,,_ "*, a gift from U.. ....... ""' die ...,,~ ,...,,.. ti 0 fftS from 7J. ,nr-old S.. C--. SH , •••• ,_ 81. • •••• &••-""" ................ ......... MM I llM ... ...... .............. Cl ~ ........... _. ~ ~-· -c..· c:..kl .. ..aT• a o aa a• ............ ........... ··= •. ...... ......... .. 19 'I 1¢1 I 'f:'otl ............. a .,._-. .............. CN,t INll I J ...... M , ... ,. .. I ce W t , C1-• ,Mii~ ----... ,....... °'·· ·B ,. .,,,..ArnJ! ... ...._ ... ., 3 c.w I gu ... tM ..,,~ dtMI ol dtie .. c...t '°41•1 ........... ,.. ...... ol Hurrluae P'rederte 4••.-d ~~=:-... t of -U.. Ap--pala eaua1aa ,,...._ • I01D ........ a.t.MmeuUme,UMdllMll toll ..U.-4 "° cU•~ _.. POiie.' .......... UNlla " ........................ Ala.,'...... • W~ Carter wu maklal a belleopter tour ol Lb• rav.,..S coutlloe betwMU llobll• and Pen1acola. ••UlorltlH la Alabaaa NfOnM t .. more deal.bl lllUtbllled te tM .-.. . OU Firms No Help In Spring Crisis WASHINGTON <AP> -OU companies dld not create the U.S. crude oU aborta1e, but an "unusually lar1e" decline in domestic production while Ira· nian petroleum wu cut olf q . gravated lt, the General Ac· counting Office bu concluded. The GAO, an investigatory arm of Congreu, said U.S. domestic on production fell significantly tut winter, from 8.83 miltioa barrels daily in Oc· tober 1978 to 8.48 million in January. · This drop decreased supplies by an averqe of 200,000 barrels a day below wbat normally would be expected, the GAO said. Tbeore are 42 gallom in each barrel. The agency said t.be Iranian s hutdown and other events caused an overall reduction of 600 ,000 to '100,000 barrels a day ln U.S. crude supplies from the average daily supply in 19'18. "The overall shortage con· tributed to companies not Ln· c reasing their production of gasoline and other petroleum products," causing gas lines of last spring and early summer, diesel fuel shortages and tight supplies of home heating oil, the agency said Ln a report Tbun· day. An independent investigation by The .Associated Presa \his summer found similar evldeace or a SUl"Pl'bin« drop in domatic productfon dtirine the time of the Iranian oll shutdown. The GAO said it was pun1ed .by the U.S. production drop, coming at the worst possible lime. when additional produc- tion was needed to offset the loss of Iranian suppUes. "Although production usually normally falls during tbb period Snapped Wire Dowes LightS Near Plaza A grader workine near Sunflower Avenue and Falrvtew Road in Costa Meta today hit and snapped a Southern California Ediloo pole IUY wire, blacklnt out power to 1.180 customers for about half an hour, an SCE spokesman aaid. He aald the IUY wire, wbich holds the pole at an an1le, fiipped up into the voltaae wire, which burned tbrouih at about 7:04 a .m. Power wu restored by 7:39 a .m. The blac kout area was bounded by Sunflower on the north, tbe San Diego Freeway on the south, Brtatol Street on tbe eut and Harbor Boulevard on the west. the 1potesman aald. The area includes South Cout Piasa, but the abopptna mall baa an emergency power ~ce. the spokesman said. Shops weren't open at the time. DAILY PILOT , ... Ot-CllllDlll¥ ........ _ .... t-_ ... _,.._ .. ,__ .... o... C.-~'--............... ... ~--_,, ...__ Meltt .., c:--. ........ INd\, .............. _,,_ .-111 .... , ....... ....,...._,..,,.c-.,. .............. -.. ~~n.,.w .............. ...,. ..... _ .. ¥......._C...-.~·-......... __ ....,_ YI(.~:-= ...... -:.., ..... ":-t:::Z:-_... ... '-._. ...... .................. ~ .,.... c-.:1& ... d:.=... .=. ..... I"'"._........,. l\lfl,flUI (n4)-.-t cu11•11Mt1ac•••_.... """.:i:e. I became winter weather ham· pera oil field operauom. tb.1a )'Hr'• decline appean UDUIUal· ly lar8e," the GAO 1ald. It said that moat lar1e oll companlea ita invesU,aton in· terviewed attributed the decUne to .. inclement weather or opera- tional problems at production alt.es. .. Altboup GAO agrees that these were fact.on, lt believes that by no means do they fully explain the large nationwide drop in prodoction," the report said. Spolteamen for both the American Petroleum Institute and the Department of Energy contacted today said they would withhold comment unW they re· viewed copies of the report. Despite the remarks about the oil productioo decline, the over- a 11 report concluded: "GAO found oo evidence that the oil companies c reated the U.S. crude oil shortage." It also said that GAO lo· vestigators found no evidence that the l9 majbr U.S. oil com- panies were holding back oil to await higher prices . "GAO found no evidence that the 19 companies' stocks or crude oU, gasoll~. beating oils or diesel fuel exceeded normal operating levels," the report said. F,....P.,,eAJ VICE.-•• undergo an abortion. She did not say whether she actually waa pregnant, however. Santa Ana vice offlcen en· countered the girl in January during an lnveatlgatloo. She later ~ to tesWy qahw Smith and MJ.u Tbomu in re- turn for immunity from Pl"OMCU· Uon. The blood hllh school atudent also testified that Smlth never dlacuaaed sexual intercourse with her nor did abe d1acuN it with him cturtna the period abe worked for bia Golden Girls escort service. Tbe eirl previously testifled that Mia Tbomu, a nelObor for whole 1on she babysat, lured her into beeominl a pro.Utute. Min Tbomu, abe teatifled. drove her to several locatiom where ahe performed 1exual services for male cuatomen in· clucllq a client from Orange who paid $500 on each of three occuloaa. The teen-ate girl testified that she and 11.lu Tbomu later went to wort for Smith. who operated the escort sentee ftoom bi. Cllff Drive home ln Newport Beach. Smith testified Thursday af. ternoon that be did not lmow t.be girl WU aetinl U a pro.titute. His buslnesa, be said, wu to on- ly provide escort, musaae and nude rn<>MJlnt tenieet -all legal. And the stocky, mlddle·aeed defendant cbarsed that the prl lied when she aaid abe wu 11 on a job UPUcaUon. Smli& told th• fl••·man, Hven-woman Jur1 1ltUa1 ln Juclae B1ron X. llcllUlan'• court that tbe cuatomaey f • waa $15. cu.tomera wen free to Up UM emploJee. bowever. Swimmer, 58, Reports Feat (", •• ' . • No, the Dallas, Tex , 7.oo doeen"t have a four-headed glraffe. It does have four, one·beaded giraffes. They gathered re· cently for a lofty meal. • Newport to Use Mesa Facility Newport Beach council members are bopmg the tblrd time will be a charm in finding an animal shelter for the city. Tbe year opened with the pound nm bJ Dr. James Tapper. 1bat contract wu terminated by the city ln • dla· .-pute over the collection of neutering fees. Dr. Tapper baa filed a claim for breach of coatrart. The pound waa moved to the Newport Hilla Animal Hoapit.al, 2670 San Miguel Drive, but its operator, Dr. Neil Boodman, was told by bls landlord, the Irvlne Co., lb.al such activity wouldn't be permlUed by his lease. Councllmembers agreed this week to try a Cc)sta Mes• facility, the Newport Harbor Animal Hoepltal. 125 Mesa Drive. One aspect lhat particulary pleased city officials is that the hospital is open seven days a week for residents to claim impouilded pets or adopt unclaimed dogs. ..... A.8 OP TREIB Oct. 22 meeting, Newport Beach City Council memben will be convening balf an hour later than they have been. At t.bla week's meeting, council members voted to go back to their 7:30 p.m. nartin8 ti.me instead of the 7 p.m. opeom, time they've been trytna for the put few moatha. The earlier Ume was inatituted tut apriq in an al· tempt to abortm the meetings. Tbe meetiap stW last until alter midnight and COUil· cllmen agreed that the earlier atartlng time just makes tor a harried dinner hour. • •• THE NEWPOaT llAJlBOB Area Chamber of Com· merce has a broMe bust of the late community leader 0 . W. "Dick" Richard that lt wants to share with the city Council members agreed thla week that the ebamber ought to keep the art work in its offices for a while until a s uitable place for it can be found. Tbe problem, according to a city report, is that the statue will blacken lf left outdoors. ao such alt.ea u the No New Talks Set In Airwest Strike A strike by employees of Hu1bea Alrweat that baa elimlnat.ed 14 11.lShta daily fr'OID Oran•e ~·· Jobn Wayae Airport en ita fifth day to- day wtlh no new talb ~cbeduled. Memben ol the atr1.k.lDI Air Linea Employees AaaociatlQP Thunda)' rej~ what airline offtclall ca.lled a "final offer" of a 28.1 pereent pay bike over three years. 3 Apartments Broken Into A cat burglar •ho slipped lDto apartm,Dta while occupants were uleep, wu be1nc ICJUCbt today by Newport Beach ~ aft.er three break·laa at the Pait Newport apartment compla. Police. aald John Doyle lolt UH in cub and Kathryn Lockwood ...,ned '12 lD calb mllllq TbaJ'lda7 mornl8'. llra. Lockwood told DOllee lier nel•bbor mo .ad Mr },e·d '*" bur1lariled durln.I the nl&bt. but police were una61e w cont.act him immediately . Botb llra. Loclrwoed and Doyle uJd they'd left t.betr patio doon open for veaWatlon. ,,,...._.4J Union apolteaman David Pet.enoD aaid reaerva.-qeata a.ad clertcal peraonnel are bold· ing out for a 39 percent pay raise that would raise aalaries to $25,a> for station acenta with 10 yeara experience. The strike bu grounded all of Huetia 400 ru11it1 per day, ln· eluding local departures to Lu Vecu. TUcaon and Phoenix. Council Notes park at the mtraDee to Udo lale aren't dealrable. Such indoor locations as the council chambers foyer poae problems beeauu of a lack of 1pace. Arla Commluioners were asked to try to find an ap. propriate spot for the bust . .. . fuE NEWPOaT Buch resl~t.s were named to ad- viaory post.a Monday by the city council William Dobr and Richard Succa were appointed to the Citiun.s TransportatJon Plan Advisory Committee. Nan F1ink was appointed to the Bicycle Triuls Citizens Ad· vi.sory Committee. Susie Ficker wu appointed to one of two vacancies on the Lltttt Cootrol Citizens Advisory Committee. Willard Wade was named as the city's representative on the advhory committee ol the Orange County Housing Authority. Wade replaces Joan Petty, who resigned last. moo th. Did Elvis Umlergo Drug Treatments?. .. , n.e Aueda&ed Pre. A televbion station in St. Presley to hia father, Vernon. who replied last year to Swift: Paul, Minn. hu reported that Elvia Presley wu t.akeo to a dnal ~eot eeGter in Min· nesota while on a concert tour 10 1'T7. but refused to atay. KSTP·TV, ciU.na "k.nowleqea· ble aourcea," •aid Thursday that Presley waa taken to the Haselden Foundatioa in Ceoter City. But IOm'eel did n« aay whether Presley bad been formally admitted to the lreat· meotcmter. Haaeldea admlahtrato r Harold Swift today denied that Presley b.ed ever been admitted to the eeatel'. "We deQy that be wu here. He WUD'l admitted," be aaid. Federal law problbita Hueklen from identifying pa· tlenta or amwertne questioo.a about them. However, U.. foun· datioa forwarded que.rtes about "Elvis was never admitted to any hospital or foundation anywhere in the world for lreat.· ment ln the m.Uuae of drug.a." Presley's personal pbyaiclan ll being lnvestigMed for poealble criminal liablllty in Ute enter· tainer's death, a local uslstant prosecutor says in Mempbls. Executive Aaalltaat Attorney General Jewett Mlller 1ald Thursday nleht his offlce began love1ti1atiDC Dr . George NlchopoulO& on Tuesday after the 1tate Board of Medical Ex· amlners filed a complaint accus- inc the doctor of lndiscrimlute· ly prescribing medication for Prealey and 15 persona. Tbe doctor. on the advice of hia attorney, baa not com· ment.ed. MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COA'IS I FOR ONLY One Dollar! \ r ------·----------------.------------------------------------------------- . ~ J DAii,. Y PILOT ,ti . !reddy Already Given '8o' Sip.BI? : .. IM>l'R* CAP) -la......... lleilr. ,1111· .._ ti IM • -· ·-., -..,,bib ... .. ................ -..u.. 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OflMDllltY Pt .. u"" "We feel that despite the Officials at Canyon General seriousness of the patieot's ill- Hospital in Anaheim said today ness that we need to attempt an that they will not "at this time" outside evaluation or the in- permit Orange County's first divldual's candidacy for this cardiac transplant using the type of procedure," Oates said. heart al critically iQJtared ~-Newpolt Beach attemey Clay ington Bbch ac~ident victim Reavis Jr. said today that the Vincent Martin Young. apparent mat chup ·of Marty The debate over the transplant Young and Dr. Taucher's pa· issue was the latest development tient is "almost a miracle." in the unusual Young case, In Reavis pointed out that both which a Superior Court judge on men have similar sized hearts - Tuesday ordered that life sup· a cr itical factor in cardiac port systems sustaining the ts. trans plants -and have the year-old Westminster youth.may same blood types. be turned off. Reavis said that he was fi rst Santa Ana physician Louis contacted by Dr. Taucher late ~aucher. after reading news re· Wednesday. He sa id he im- ports about the decision. re· mediately contacted Young's quested that Young's heart be family to win their approvaJ for made available to save the 42· the proposed surgery. ·year-old father of two who is Reavis said the transplant was near death at Canyon General. almost blocked initially late Young's mother, Nina, family Thursday afternoon when the members, his physician and a county public defender's office priest have all given their decided to return to court to 'pe rsopal approvals to the pro· block the order to allow tennina· posed transplant. lion of Young's life support. Dr. Larry Oates, m edical According to Reavis the public ·director at the facility, said that defender was under "tremen- officials at the Oakland-based dous pressure" from various or- Kalser Foundation, owner or the ganizations to appeal Judge hospital, are adliering to the Bruce Sumner's decision in the posiUon that "Canyon General is Young case. not staffed nor equipped to un· "I called the public defender .dertake a procedure that is en· and told them that the order tirely experimental." they sought would virtually Dr. Oates, however , said cause the death of.a 42-year-old Kaiser's decision to block the father or two. They decided to transplant is subject to change. withdraw the petition. It took a He Jiu requested that a member lot or guts on their part to do it." .•r a sopbJsticated c ardiac Reavis said. ~ransplant team based al Stan· Reavis said that, under cur- '.ford Medical Center in Palo Alto re nt arrangements, Young ~ n own to Orange County to would be transported bJ am· ~~isit the heart attack victim and bu lance t o Canyo.n Ge"ral ~assess the medical factors or the where the breathing apparatus •·case. . that haa kept him alive would be ~ Oates said the team member · turned off. As soon u the boy •,could be in Orange County as s u He red b ra In d eath as UoH to be ulled about Ul• io,11uc:a ot Uie prtmary •ntem. but at..ft people aucb u Carl w....,uve al••11 kad u.. m. 11&1 ...... Md UM pcUtl ol DO,... tuna m.Dort.Md.'' Healy Mkl Kimwb, D-Mw., pl.-ct to nm lD tM prim~ Alt.bouClt dela1Ja ahoul tJlll not been worked out. ·'The matter •H r .. olved Tax Bills Error Revealed By aOBEltT BA&Da Ot•DMl'r"9t._.. Officials are flabtlQ to meet deadlines for mailing out property tax bills after cliacover- tn1 that a new computer system made $81. 7 million worth of errors in tax assessments. Jn some cues, new construc- tion was assessed twice, normal- ly tax-exempt buildings were as· seHed when they shouldn't have been and 1011 courses were as- sessed at four times what they should have been. In oae case, a residence was assessed at $40,000 more than the price the owners paid ror it. The errors have raised ques- tions whether the tax bills will go out al their traditional time of Oct. 15. The legal deadline is Nov. 1. Tax Collector-Treasurer Robert Citron said today that bis office normally begins to send out the tax bills Oct. lS. His office collects about $7 million during the first week the bills go out. The money is invested and in· terest rates on a $1 million de· posit would earn the county $320 per day, Citron said. "Just like the sun, the old peo- ple line up at our doors to pay their taxes alter they get the bills." he said. However, both Citron and chief auditor officer Ron Rubino say they are bq>eful that the bills may not be late. "They never all go out at one time and there Ls a 1ood chance that some will be malled by the middle of next month," Rubino said. Rubino added that the county. "by puUi.n& all at.ope," actually may be in better shape than last year because of the demands of Proposition 13. Citron said the errors have "a totem pole effect.'' because they are delaying the setting or property tax rates which can't be determined until the errors are corrected. Citron said Tax Assessor Bradley Jacobs: -Errooeously assessed some new construction twice because of duplication in some cases of assessments at the time of deed transfers as well as at the build- ing permit level. -Erroneously assessed golf courses at full cash value in· stead or assessed value, making the value four times greater than it should have been. -Erroeeoa aly assessed gov· emmenl buildings and churches which are normally exempt from taxes. . The errors reportedly involved 2,456 parcels but accounted for less than one percent of the county's $11.68 billion assess- ment roll. Jacobs was not available for comment. C hief De puty Audito r . Controller E.W. Van Ness said the erron are the result of a new aaaeaament computer system that went into operation this year. •'It la not unusual to antlclpat.e bugs . It Ls Just knowing where and when they may occur.'' he said. ~early as tonight. Dr. Taucher established by two independent ~bas indicated that bis patient physicians. surgeon• would Coun~iv P-1•rr1• ~will not remain alive for more begin removal of Youn1's heart. •_, r j " ~ ~~Mm~ ~Crime, Smog, Disco ne.;gn Pact ~ ~Sunday Pilot Focus '! ~ ~ Sunday's Dally Pilot wW pro-~ vlde more fact.I OD such cunent ~ convenatloo topics u al~ ci,ual.l· ~ ty. dJ.lc:o crue and the pUOt ol •! vtetlma of crimes. (SUNDAY'S BEST J whether pollution control eoeta aretoobiib. •; ~ A as.AL COP -Break the ~ law a llUle lD favor of tbe vle· IN A JIJ'PY -Overnlabt auc- 'I! ttm, not tbe criminal, and TV's ceaa isn't the theme ln a tale of new.t. -..Uye, &arl EilcbAed how Uraula Grlea turned a --.... '-Y• ... ...... .. frlad'• wont lanatmeat ln&o ? 'Jl -... ~ b1I belt.. Now JBS'S the owner -i:':hif ol .JUlr.Jaw co, =ri:il;;~Dr;.~ w WW ·~ ,,.vllll1timm11•1 UG-'llD aELIGION -Cell ............. tor jwtiift. •~-........ be b•PN· .~ .. .. . . ..\ ..... w. ... rant BaaDt CLUll:WO -~· Cbarel M'• 1&Ddlor4 tor• &.data liDll ro. laaft dnwn Mti-m nnoa wortb of dowatown &la am. for tM ~1.abt over Dallp real--? l A $258 million contract to de- aip the guidance and control systems for the U.S. Air Force MX Mi.llUe was awarded 1bura- day to the Anaheim-baaed Autonetlcs Strate1ic Systems Division of Rockwell Interna- tional. lar••ly wtU. tbe blunt.lq ol ooe question -whether u.yone of 1t.atun ln the DemoeraUc Party could It.and ad aceuae blm ol wrectlQI t.be party by eballeal· inl Pl elldmt .Jlmmy Cartel'," Hul)'Nld. He aald Krnned)' WU saddled that no m~ flpre would ac· cuH bim of damasmr tbe party. ·~-........ 'EMOTIONAL SITIJATION' Teen Genlua Jame• Egbert Boy Genius Found by Detective DESOTO, Texas tAP > -A 16-year-old college student who had been feared dead because of his involvement in an intellec· tual fantasy game was reunited with his family today, said the private detective who found him. But where he had been was not disclosed. William Dear said he turned over J ames Dallas Egbert Ill. called a genius, to his parents. but he would not disclose the location. "It was an emotional situation and I'm glad to see it come to a happy caocluaioo," Dear said. "I 1'iab. both the boy and bis famlly the heal: They were tickled to death to get him back aod that's where it should end.·· H·e 1 a I d h e-w a s so I e spokdman for the family but would have no more to say on the case. Dear said at a news con· rere nce at his palatial estate in this Dallas s uburb Thursday night that he localed the boy after three disjointed, emotional predawn telephone calls . He said he put young Egbert under a doctor's care. "We agree this is the most bizarre case we've ever been in volved with," De ar told re porters. Keal.>' did not HY who WU tbe 10Urc1 ol b1e lnformaUoa... In Waahincton todaJ . however. ICeaneclY detded that be bu reached an.y declaloo., ad-dlnf that he hu oo Um.Uble for mak!qooe. Memnrbile, both Carter and Kennedy are taldng tbelr un- declared presidential c&mpalpa * * *· tato a oew arena bJ .,... ... at the aatne event. mudl to u.i deU&bt of tbe aadtimce • Botb mm abowM VP TbandQ ntpt at a blaek-Ue event lD Waahin~ sponsored by the tiny eon•r•11lonal Blapanle caucus, altbou1b tbelr •P· pearances were separated by a few bouns. * * * Droivning Seen As No Issue WASHINGTON I.AP ) -Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. saya tbe Chappaquiddick accident would not be a legitimate issue in the 1980 presidential campaign if Sen. Edward M . Kennedy is the Democratic nominee. Baker , campaigning ror the Republican nomination, said Thurad.ay that if be and Kennedy are the major party presidential candidates "I would never men- tion Chappaquiddick.·· Baker referred to the incident in July 1969, lo which a car Pahlie Ousted driven by Kennedy went orr a bridge on Chappaquiddick Island. which i.a part of Martha's Vineyard off the Massacbu.setts coast. Mary Jo Kopecbne, who h a d worked for President Robert F . Kennedy, was a passenger in the c ar and • drowned. "I don't think it is a legitimate issue in a presidential coot.est," said Baker, when asked what impact Chappaquiddick might have on the 1980 campaign. "1 would never mention it." Hearing Closed In Murder Case By JEBRV CLAUSEN Ol ... 0.0,,_, ...... W est Orang e Co unty Munic1pal Court Judge J ohn Wyatt Jr. closed Rodney James Alcala's preliminary heanng to- day. removing all spectators and w1t.oesses from his Division One court The closure followed a motion by Alcala·s court-appointed de· fense attorney, John Barnett of Tustin. Alcala has pleaded innocent to the kidnap murder or 12·year-0kl Robin Christine Samsoe of Hunt· ingt.oo Beach. who disappeared June 20. Her UDCl.8d and deeompceed body was fdund July z near a Sierra Mad.re public camp 11te. Hunt.mgton Beach poltce ar rested AlcaJa July 2~ at bi.a parents Monterey Parlt blbme. Barnett said be would seek a closed hearing by exerdsing Alcala 's constitutional right to e closed hearing for two reasons. First. he said. if the defendant is not held lo answer in Superior Court oo the charges foUowmg the preliminary hearing. all of the eVJdence would not become pubhc record. Second. 1f Alcala moves to trial tn Superior Court. 1l will be easter to seat an unbiased JUT). one without p retrial tnforma· t1on Barnell said he expects the PRESENT BACK TO hearing to take three to four days, depending on t he time needed by pros ecutor Ric h Farnell. Barnett said, "I'm sure they don 'l have sufficient evidence to convict Rodney Alcala of kid- napping or killing Robin Samsoe. Alcala didn't do It." The d e fense attorne y, however. was oot confident that he would get a dismissal or the case at this early stage. "It talces a lot or courage (in a case like UUs) for a judge not to bold to answer," Barnett said. H e said lbat d urine pre. liminary bearines be woul~ litigate several charges that th& Ha.ntiDgt.oo Beach police depart- m en l may hav e violate d Alcala's constitutional rights c1urin& its investigaUoo. Ke ~•lied police activity .. questionable" lbrouebout the investigation. The manacled Alcala ap· peared serene during opening phases of the bearing. R o b in 's m o th e r . Mrs. Marianne Fra:iier. wept during intt1al proceedings as s he sat beside her son, Robert Samsoe Also attending today's session were AJcaJa's parents, Mr. and Mrs Pedro German, his sister, Christy. and his girlfriend. Beth Kellerher. He ts being held without bail. fl'lr; r.nety 1eilu1eo fot•OQI' oton• "'0-~ on PJreitPnt ll0Skl>1 llf gmuno covf'f in sun O< \hOOe SCHOOL SALE INSTANT LAWN roll OUt the !JIHn cwpet 5 SQUOle Ft Rolls ._:( • WITll Sotf ff'Oln s1 99 • ., ,..~ ~ ...... "-.... fl .. -" DICHONDRA • Ron .• '.-· -, cal-turf HYBRID BERMUDA or -" sr~~i~tfSO ILUEGRASS 11.59 Roll Pansies -.11rs1ot rMseoson -... -• t. scect01 on an ofi. ( "I I\ time tofOI QOIOtn . · . 'I IOVOl~e Cl'IOose , trom touc wonetles .' IO ossortell COICllS Pony Pock 6 Plonts AeQ 99' n SAllPRICE69C Hallan Cypress An eosv 10 grow ICM1111e IOI OllV tonoscope use Of o rare SOVlngS 1 GollOn Size Reg S2 99 SALEPRtCE '1.49 ~,,,,.. ~ oirc;o :i • .. fWY ~ VAltEY E~§ ~,~ .... , .... ,,... aiH MIWPCllT l&.YD. COITA .. A ,... t MJt llOOllHUIS T 11 JOUMJAIMYAUIY ........................ ..., .. ... o ... ,., .. ,,. WI fllCll 9009.,,.. t/ I 1/1' M .._ u.llllT• .._. 0. .._. OflMJ DAYS ;) .......... ,, ,,... lak t1 14 '"' NATION I WEATHER E:mminatioru llrged for Ex-Gia Expoaed to Nuke Teal. Front1C og Follies raANT1C FOG1 • oarm tOU.Y: Tldl 11 u. um• ot HMOG ..... oar COlllllal Metal' ..... drtpp, IDOnLlaa weatber, f!Dcl Dd «Mr -=::•rte b ... PN"aill. Tblt c• c .... all kt8dl of • alalll ..... t.bl ...... fW pie, tlMt all' CU Pl IO wet Uuit k .._. oal ~ llMI or .WU a M&.y riAI· lDI in yes urdnaat ~ tome ma1f\aacUanJ.Qc buritar alarm. Tnllb"' It LI, ..... IOIM......,. alarm lt&rtl banitnl tea bell, tbe l'lnt tblDI you probably t.blak ot la a buralar. A<XX>llDINO TO OHS .... diaNtclil from OM ot our nelabbortnl cm., bowe..,, Ulla may not neeeuarily be UM cue. Nice lD W"'•leet•, aec:onllac to report.a, ap- pareat!1 tb1U It'• more likely to be a falM alarm. You 1DaJ bu• a •aadel1.al cat rather than a eat buJ'llar. Apparently bu1glara know about burglar alarma while fo11 and felines may not. Westminster police authorities, for example, reported Lbal over the past two yean, officers responded to 2,900 Hftil&, H.J. <AP> -More tbu ao,ooo fon>er Ob forced to whDill ~......_.. D&aeleu' apjcJ91oU ID tM !MM ud 18CIOI are bllal waiMd bJ tlMt .....,...t U..y lbould IMk medical ad· Ylct. Allonae11 ror lb• 1onramnt offidall recelnd court permlaakm Tlaunda)' to pubUcbe a ~ tbat WU'DI tbt IOldi.n lnYOlv..S ln DUClear teltiat that they lbcMaJd baye a pbJalcal ft· a&Glnatam. U.S. District Juda• Herbert J. Stem apprond a on.pace new1 ,...... tba\ waru former aoldlen wbo were forc:ed to wlt-D.,. ~ uclear bluta lD Nevada and the Pactnc. "BIMd ~ nMUeh.to date. it LI bllined tbat radiation ex· Drug Count Denied by Jordan WASFUNGTON <AP> -The Wbite House is labelln& aa "completely untrue" a new al· le1alion that Hamilton Jordan was seen snlffing cocaine at a 1977 party in California. The FBI bas reportedly widened its investigation ol aJ. leged cocaine use by Jordan, Lbe White House chief of atalf, alt.er receiving the new charge last week. The latest allegation was re- ported in today's editions of The Washington Post. The New York Times and The Los Angeles Times. IT COMES a fter an iovestiga. tion was begun into accusations by two indicted owners or the New York disco. Studio 54, that Jordan used cocaine there lu t year. The New York Times quot· ed Jus tice Department orficla!A as saying that investigation had turned up nothing to support the allegation against Jordan. Jody Powell. the White House press secretary, said J ordan, as he had done earlier . denied the latest accusat1on. saying It was "completely untrue." poeur• were low." the retaM aa11. ''Wldle medical ldeee lau no proof that npoeure to rad.latloa leYeJI u low u ta..e. an ~rdoul to health, it ....... ally unmed bJ ld..u.tl ..... low leYela ot apoeu.re carry eome llis!lt riak." . • Tbe .... releue, wlllch wW be ,.t to aboat 2.-,.... 184 televlaion at1Uou ud aewspapen adYilel tbe fOl'llMI' ......... that tbeJ can receive a free medlcai •nm•netioa bJ ~ a local Veter1m AdmlD.lltratlon Hospital. The parUctpantl in the nuclear experlmentl a1lo mQ caD U.. Defeoae Nuclear A1ency for tnformaUoo by calllq lD tbe eciatlwl· Lal Unlt.ed Statee, eoo.m.aoee; reaideota of Alulta ud Vlqlala are advt.eel to call collect, •274-1141, while Hawall reRdeata are adviled to call collect, -...az.aia. Grizzly Mtacks Biologist , I KALISPELL, Mont. <AP> - Blll Ebberly thou&bt be was about to die aa aa enraged mother grtzzly bear, Protectinc her two cube, clawed and bit bJm in Glader National Park. "The bear bent over me, and I could see ill.to lta mouth and got a good ~ at it.a teeth," the 23·year-old blologiat said u cuts on his back, leg and shoulder were being treated al a Kaliapell hospital Wednesday, bou.ra ah.er the attack. "All I could think about WU that I wasn't going to live through this. I kept thinking about all the things I had to do yet." EBBEBLY. A native of North Lawrence. Ohio. whose family now lives in Missoula. Moat., and fellow biologist Chris Tesar, 30. a local resident, were work· mg on a survey of cutthroat trout and had set up a bue camp at Ole Lake, on the west side or the park. On Monday they first saw the be a r s . 'They really were beaultful, and there was no big panic," Ebberly saJd. Pair Searching for a P~e to 'I'llm Off F'alae Burglar Alarm burglar alarm calls. or those, there were only 113 actual breakins m progress. This, according to the city's Police Chief Robert J . Bonnet, meant that his officers spent 2.~ man hO\ml chasing down false alarms. Under the provisions of the Ethics in Government Act. the Justice Department must In· vestlgale any specific criminal allegation against higb·ranklng government officials. Possession of cocaine, if a first offense, is a m isdemeanor under federal law. Bigla on Bis Work .,. . ._ Ebberly and Tesar finished their work Wednesday and were walking up the west slope of Firebrand Pass when they came upon the bears again. "WE BOTH turned and walked bnskly and made for the trees,·· Ebberly :.aid. This chief estimates Ws cost the good Westminster taxpayers about $45,000. Apparently the authorities a ren't blaming the legitimate, state-licensed burglar a larm makers and sellerl> ror all these problems The vexations. they believe: instead stl'ms from outdated eqwpment or faulty bell· ringers placed on business establishments THESE ARE 111E WARNING devices most Likely to get triggered by the first heavy fog of the season or the ne ighborhood mockingbird that selected a wrong landing spot Thus the Westminster city brass are pondering a new law that. among other things, would slap offending parties. with a S25 fine if they have allowed a burglar alarm to gel in such condition that 1t clangs out phony signals of distress. Cl.EARLY, THERE IS no more melancholy s ight in the early hours than some cop, who has just raced to ans wer an alarm and protect the citizenry. as he stands beneath a clanging false a larm device, trying to figure out how to shut the blamed thlng orr. And more likely than not, some irritated citizen will blame the cop for the fact that the clanging has disrupted neighborhood peace. Being a policeman is often a thankless task. ' THE NEWS accounts sald the new charge leveled against Jordan stemmed from h1a al· tending a private party at the Be verly Hilla, Calif., home of aerospace executive Leo Wyler on Oct. 22, 1977. The newspapers quoted un - identified sources as saying the person who made the latest charge did not claim to see Jorda n us ing cocaine, but named someone else who al· legedly did. The Los Angeles Times qUttted Wyler as saying he did not see a ny drugs being used at the par· ty. But he added, "I bad a feel· ing that was going on" because of "the way people behaved - the offering of bits." Asked who was involved lo the "offering of hJta," Wyler was quoted as saying, "I don't know at thla late date exactly who." 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R ... 10 .. ...,.. ... t) Bricks are pried from the top of the l70·foot chimney of the old U.S. Rubber Plant in Providence. R I. and dropped down its center during demobt1on. Worke r Armand LaRose was hoisted by crane to the top of the chimney Thursday as was As sociated Press photog rapber Rachel Ritchiel. The VeteraDS AdmlWStrat100 building is in background. aurrsa ~· ................. LONQ ........... ..... a L<*O ......... ~ "'°""'' MO ••..• ~ f'OM\.f.-T ••• -"°'1'LY LONI •• , ..... ---·---·--TOMAHCI .,._,.~~IMS IPMIOO a&.9>MI , ..... CCNT'l" ..... •• o "°""''°"' ,., ...... M.WTON OrtnQel•r Melt ""''" IWIMIOI 3659 R....wtlllt fl\t/1 to-HIO l LOtANOl\.tl 310 " lotlflQ alotlll MOttTClAIR "-AZA N,.t 100Tl~Matt ""'"' • "The bear sunk its teeth ln my le~ and pulled me down out of the tree. and I rolled away," Eb- be r I y said. Th e bear then stopped its a ttack WEEK· END SPECIAL The shirt, its bold and rugged in 100°/o cotton flannel. In assorted fall colors Reg. 15 . NOW 11.80 M Talls -2X Tails 1X Bigs -3X Bigs ... .. ,.,.._ .. ,_ -·-~· ............ ... ....... , .. _ .._ • 80UTH COAlf ~ llMa Me l'IW "ltlJ f NMUtY" llMIJO GRANADA Hll..ll la4oo. •• ~·1111• .... .,. : • S.-..erti •e Siesta Two women relax in Dela Guerra Plaza in Santa Barbara on one of the warm¥t days d the year, ignoring the obvious sign in the background. The message, however, pertains to the general public as the back of the VW is plastered with anti· nuclellr bumper sticl<:ers and contains the message "No Diablo Canyon." I Renters' Bill Backed J Mea,sure A.mended Increasing Tax Credit SACRAMENTO <AP) -The ( ) Legislature will cast final votes on a bill that would increase the SJ' A.TE · renter's tax credit and treat married couples more than ----------- twice as generously as single penons. The measure, AB1152 by As· semblyman Michael Roos, D- Los Angeles. was amended Thursday by a two-house con- ference committee lo give single renters a $60 credit and married couples and heads of households $137. Final Senate and Assembly Reagan's Bid approval is needed to send the bill to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. F101din9 Suppor,~d SACRAMENTO (AP) -S11p- porters of Medi-Cal abortion funding for poor women have won a narrow, face-saving vic- torY in the Assembly, but oppo- nents were hoping to reverse it Foes See k Change In Primary Rules SAN DIEGO <AP) -Ronald Reagan faces the first serious threat to bis bid for the 1980 Republican presidential nomination this weekend as Reagan foes mount a campaign against California's win· ner-take-all primary. If the attempt to c hange changed, Re agan still would California's presidential have a strong chance or winning primary succeeds at the state the entire 168-vote California GOP convention which begins delegation by getting more than today, it would inflict a triple 50 percent of the total vote. But wound on the 68-year-old former such a victory could be costly in California governor's presiden-terms of campaign time aod tial hopes: money. -A change would be widely interpreted as a sign of Reagan weakness in his home stale, wbJch would jeopard.i%e his cam- paign in other states. -IT WOULD ENCOURAGE other Republicans to campaign in California, since even a small percentage of th,e vote could be worth dozens of delegates, forc- ing Reagan to spend campaign time and money to defend a home base which he can take for granted under winner-take-all rules. -And it could cut by half or more the total of 168 delegates which Reagan and all of his roes currently expect him to win in California. Even if the primary rules are IN AN A1TEMPT to make the ir proposal palatable to Reagan loyalists, authors of the repeal bill amended it to give the winner of the primary the e ntire Ca]i!omia vote only if he gets more than SO percent of the vote for all GOP candidates. If the winner gel.! less than SO percent, the entire delegation would be divided in proportion to the popular vote. A poll last month s howed Reagan favored in a field of nine potential GOP candidates by ex- actly SO percent or Republicans s urveyed statewide. Former President Gerald Ford, who bas given no indication be wm enter any primaries, was second with 17 percent. today. An attempt Thursday to get the lower house to concur in Senate-based restrictions on abortion funding gained a 40-36 vote, but fell a single vote short of the majority needed to seod the measure to Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. Bird Blorlu Mo "e SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Chief Justice Rose Bird has de- cided to block a move which would have brought r etired Chief Justice Donald R. Wright into the protracted investigation of the state Supreme Court. Her decision was confirmed Thursday by both Wright and Court or Appeal Justice James Cobey. Neither the chief justice nor other high court officials could be reached for comment. Rape BiU l'otlflll SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Legislature, ending a lengthy power struggle. bas sent Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. a bill that would double penalties for re· peat rapes. lt won final legislative ap- proval late Thursday on a 29-1 state Senate vote. There was no debate. The measure would require judges to add five years to the term or a rapist with a prior rape conviction. For two prior rapes, the judge would be re- quired to add 20 years. KrD l'alk• S lated LOS ANGELES <AP) Negotiators for the Southern California Rapid Transit Dis- trict and its striking mechanics claim they are getting closer to reaching agreement -despite a "gross misunderstanding" that led RTD bargainers to believe talks with the union had come to an abrupt halt. Both sides were to return to the bargaining table today at 3 p.m. after recessing their talks Thursday night at 10 p.m., four hours after RTD officials mis- takenly reported that negotiators for the Amalgamat- ed Transit Union bad walked out of the meeting. We just opened a bnmd new ~of California First Bank. Right near you. At Pacific COaat Highway at Golden Lantern. In fact, -«re opening new blandaall the time. So fipding a oonvenimt ~ dour bank ia milly DO problem. Our oewm braocb offers the same tbinga all our branches offer. Skilled, d:ient ~ with a very friendly attitude. Backed by the best systems a'f1lilable m bmking today. Thlt'1 bow we got to be one of the fastest growing ca• •ORMA major banbin the state. I So oome lbd eee our new Dana Point of6oe. It's really quite terrific. Come ~ meet the people at c.aJJ.fomia First. Enter our~ between. September 11 and 21 and win a l'IR9T ......,. RobleCat. • ---~ . \ • • • ~. le;lsn ... 14, 1t11 light Rain, High Humidity Aid Firemen 1 . ' ., ..... ~ ...... A lllbt rala, no wtod and ••reJ.Uftly ~ bu•tdity'' have · comb6oed to atve nren...-. a break IA baltUDI a 2, 100-acre blaae tbat, for a Um•. bad threatened bro.deNt ttammlt· ten atop Mount Wl.l&on. •'The ftre I.I movin1 very slowly now," said U.S. Porat Service 1pokeamanKevlD Faye. "The fire ls DO immediate threat to the towers at Wllaon." MEANWllILE, a llgbtn.iog- cauaed 450-a.cre bruab fire erupt- ed late Tbunday afternoon and quic~y 1pread tb.rougll SantiaRO Canyon near the Kentucky Spriop area of the Angeles Na- tional Forest, mandatlne the di version of 300 fl.refiehtera from the Mount Wilson blue. "It's just what we did oot need right now," said Forest Service spokesman Bruce Bundick. He did not estimate tJme of coataln· meat. , A SUGBT CLOUD tbrouded over the bot and windy aky oear the top ol tbe fiery 5,710-foot Mount Wilton Tbunday eve· nine, droppln1 a centle but welcome ratn for fatigued fireflebten working DOIDltop to prevent the blue from movtoe toward the summit and Loa Anceles · radio and television tranamiUen. Loa Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Ken, Lavoie aaid the Mount Wilsoo blaze. blanketed by sW'linc rec- ord smog durinc the day. bad been 40 percent contained Thursday nlgbt. FIREnGBTE&S ALSO bad good luck Thursday in Agua Dulce, 30 miles nortbeut ol Loe Angeles. extinguishing a 2,000·. acre blaze that bad briefly threatened some homes. "We've bad relaUvely blah hwnl~ toda.y, keepinf tile flre down at the bottom of the canycn," aaldLa.ole. Fire olftdab would snake no eaUmate ol when full cooUln· ment could be expected, tald.a, tnto account 11 pc»aible revenal of the favorable weather coed.I· lions. ~ELSEWHERE IN T B E 1etee NaUonal Forest, ll&btn· g t.oucbed off two small~. tb of which were quickly coo- llecl One blue near Bouqbet aervolr waa held to five acres, and the aecond fire at Rowher Platawalimited.totwoacres. Two brush fires alao broke out late Thursday in the Lake Elsinore-Perris area of Riverside County. One was con- tained at 30 acres, while the second consumed 1.S acres before ~refighters stopped it. Utility Granted Incre ase in.(l.ate ~~~!~~!: LOS ANGELES <AP> -The Southern California Gas Co. has been granted a S.3 percent rate increase that will cost typical residential customers 62 cent.! more a moolb m the summer and $1.20 more in the winter. The Calilomia Public Utilities Commission said it approved the $106.S million increue Thurs- day mainly to offset sharply higher gas prices the uUllty bas been paying out-of-state suppliers smce April 1. Bur Sl0.7 MILLION or the increase will make up for an overestimate or property tax savings un- de r Proposition 13 that were passed on to customers m the form or lower tai rat.es last year. A typical residential user's moothJy bill will rue in the summer from the current $14.66 to SlS.28, the PUC said, while dunng the winter months, the bill will be boosted from $26.46 to $27.66. BRIGHTEN up your GARDEN Plant now for Winter a Spring color. PONY PAK of VIOLAS YEUOW& BLUE REG. 98' NOW MUMS ... Pots Physician F ined Many eotors . Great Fon Colors REG.'119 79( LOS ANGELES <AP > -A South Los Angeles NOW physician bas been fined $3,SOO and placed on three years probation for swind.liog S.S,000 from the state 2038 Newpoft Blvd. (at Boy Street) Medi-Cal system by filin« bo«us claims. COSTA..-~ .. CA 92627 ~,,.~7,,.,,.1 Dr. Gerald Nickenon, 57, wu sentenced by • 9'K~. ·~ -... Supericr Court Juqe Flo1'eDce Pickard, who also Sat ~ := ffi ~::.. ': 5 PM _ _ ordered the doctor to donate at least 211 bou.n ol a.----•a.-MJ-11,--------• medical service to a county detention facility. It's Aaron Brothers 1¢ Fran1e Sale! With yom imagination and a nail Plus one penny for a frame or two Here's how our frames work for you! Front page news, baby shoes. An album of Chicago blues. A platinum platter, things that matter, Years ago when you were fatter: Your next-of-kin, a place you've been, An instrume nt...a violin? O uter space, handmade lace, A photo of a pretty face. Chooee a fnupe ~mall the many. A eecond one wUI cost a pennv. clu8t be an the eeconcl &ame ta priced below or costs the same. So 11111ke your good centll work for you. Buv one frame and take home two For a penny more-at any Amon Brotheirs Art Mart storel f \ ,J ' TIM $°' .............. Ute 1tai. turph&I by c·"~ ··~_.~.__.tu ac • ncelft wt4'·11YlllC ....... '° aftMt la· flatloD a..,._ ~ -.atbed a &•moral. And Newport Beaela A111~womao Marian Bera_. wu 111 tar11C..._ a.-u.. Senate•• vote to put a two-,._ Umlt •her tu iadexiDI bW WU like "au,nMHiq morallty ... Tu lndexlq. which npada tu bracket. to pre· vent thb automauo income tax rlpoff1 ha1 been partlal.Q ln effect. Mn. a.r1 .. ·1 bllJ, wbJcn paued the Aaaembl)' ID a uD.anlmom ~earlier thll year, extendl lndexlna to live taxpayen full protecUon a1atut Intl•· Uonary lax tncreaMI. 1 But the S.Ute, under be••Y preuure from Gov. Brown. cboa to compromise Mn. Berael0ft'1 wort.by ef. fort by amencllq tM meuure to make full tu lndn.ln1 J eff ecUve only ID 1111 and 1182. The aqumeot ol Democrata 1upportin1 the Ume llmit wu that permanent lndex.tnc mifbt make a tax in- crease neceuary at some later date. Th.la, of course, would hardly Jlbe with the 1ovemor'1 platitudinous "no tax increase" promise. It's much more convenient to let the citizenry think inflation is the vlllain that's taking a bigger and blg1er tax b!te out of their pay checka. The governor baa indicated he will sign the Bergeson bill with ita sunset amendment. If he does, lt'a estimated the measure will save Californians $210 million on tax returns filed ln 1981 and $360 million the following year. Then the saving would end. But Mrs. Bergeson vowa she's not about tO see the sun set on morality. When the Legislature reconvenes in January she'll be ready with another bill to Ult the two· year limit. We wish her well. If at some future date the state should need addi· tional revenue, let the governor and the lawmakers have the courage to raise taxes openly. The sneaky build·up of the state surplus by taking advantage of inflation is an in· suit to honest citizens. A Painful D ecision Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner shouldered a heavy burden Tuesday when he ordered termination of breathing equipment that has kept a critically injured Westminster youth alive for the past five months. Judge Sumner, a respected jurist, weighed evidence presented in the Vincent Martin Young case for five days before issuing his landmark declsion -<me that undoubt- edlY. will be referred to by future judges facing similar requests. The medical facts of the Young case were clear. He c:ould not breathe on his own, nor swallow, nor hear, nor see . In fact, his eyes had been sewn shut to prevent infec· tion. Facts may be clear, but that cannot make the de· cision any easier -certainly not for Judge Sumner. nor members of the family who requested termination of the llle support measures. It was, without a doubt, the toughest of the tough de- cisions. Congress o n t h e Air It probably was inevitable that television would bring out somt! of the ham in our federal lawmakers. For the past six months, television cameras have been grinding away during sessions ot the House of Represent&ives. .. Whil e the show is hardly a thriller, apparently the au· dience is substantial. Cable television systems in every state, covering an estimated six million homes, have signed up for the congressional telecasts, which even draw a certain amount of fan mail. The opetaUon is handled by the House it.self, with fixed cameras operated by Houle employees 10 there are no sneaky shots of dozing or catcalling coneressmen. But House Speaker Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neill com· plains that members are getting more interested in de· livering televised speeches for home consumption than in getting down to the nuts and bolt.a work of passing bills. There seems to be some truth in this. More than one member has delivered an addreSB to an empty or almost~mpty House, secure in the knowledge that he'll be seen on TV by the home folks, who have been noU!ied in advance of the lmpend.lna diasertation. And Ute speech may have more to do with local lasues than cu?rent con· gressional business. But there's a plus to it too. Many members say they tune in to the telecasts in their offices so they don't have to keep running down to the noor to see what's going on. And that the programs keep them abreast of debates they otherwise might miss. Perhaps the experiment will turn out well -if O'Neill can just find a way to control the volume of hot air. • Opinion• expresaed In the apace above are thoae of the Daily Piiot. Other view• exprelMd on thla page are thOM of their authors and .iiats. Ruder comment la Invited. Addr"' The 011ly Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Cotta MeM. CA 92626. Phone (714) &42-4321 . '!Joyd:/Job Hunting BrL•.BOYD Never look fOt' a aew Job on 1our own time. Tbat'1 what an •ldlrl1,..• told me once. Wbat be meant wu that a man wbo already bu a Job can be cbooHy about taklq a aotb•r one. But a man who'• out ol work bu to late wbat be ea •et.'Or aucb wu UM HM Wore tbe welfare Dear Gloomy Gue • • , era. at any rate. He 1ot lt rt1bt, evidently. A recent IUJ"Ye)' &bowl that the Job ap- plicant alrHdy employed elHwbere wtadl up wltb 11 percent more tn pay and benefttt than lbe Job appll· cant wbo'a am.employed. Tbe father 11 more likely to tMd and diaper tbe baby If lt'I a IOD tbaD 1f it'I a da ........ Q. .. ..... .,., th• 1m Tr~~~~rowa wiaD •r, leenwn.? ffow IDUY eolt.s 61 ... ..,.. --b1I ftnt ee•r It atud? lfH 8DJ ome a 1.,11'hoc'Mf '' A. Be atnd • IMt ,..,.. lfoH baH lbl• d tut .........,, , Robert N. Weed/Publl1htr ThomM k..Wlf /ICllW, ... ,..,.,. KrelblcMEdltorlal ... llditor Carter's COca-Cola Conneciion W AIBINOTON -Jlmm1 can.. "II•••..._ ao MtUI' WW.Olb. Al IDMIW ol Oeoraia. M .... fr.I .. ot Coea.cola'a ........... JA Colle~·coetitW to b11 P1ell4ml:tal caml>lllo and apollllONd f\and. raiMn for lllm. Att.r be IDoftd lDto tbe Wbite Jloua, tbll .,.., pnlldeDt aam· marlly . baolabed P•s>•l Cola and tmtalled Coca-cola u the executive tblr1t quencher. But Coca· Cola received more aub- a tan tl a I benettt1. Wltb Wblte House ble11tnaa. the eornpany made a deal wfth China to brina Colle. onto UM Chinese malnland. Coca Cola 1ot tbe aoft·drlok coo· ceaalooa at the 1980 Olymplca ln Moscow. And It ended a 50-year ban aealnlt Colu'• l.n Portu1al. LAST VEAa, the Cart.er ad· mlnlatraUoo 1ucceeded ln block· tni lelillaUoa that would have railed the tariff• on imported 1u1ar. Thia held down 1u1ar· Earl.Waters prtea ""1lt moet otber eom· modit* ... .-rtq iDto Clltit. A 91etory for tM ••trJdaJ eouumerf la a modelt way. 1•· But It WU ...... *' ... Vidor)-for O»ea.cota. ror--111e eompaQy la the naUoo't .,..,..t 1u1ar coaaumer. Tb• Atlanta bued IOft.drtDk eolouua wu a a.acs.r ol the tbrH·)'tar battle asalmt the auf ar tariff iDCrt&H. Coe,,_ Co a'• elllef purcbuer, John Mount. wu quoted u ~-lo• to "call ID a few Ud have the prealdent veto tbe farm bW It wblch conta1ned the lupl' prtce lncnue. lloUDt told ua be can't re· member maldnc 1ucb a state- ment. But there la no questicn that tbe company held tbe "cblta," or JOU1, that bad Carter tn lta debt. NOW WE HA VE uncovered evidence that the prealdeot ln· terveoed peraonatly to block ht1ber price aupporta for 1u1ar. The evidence la contained ln the aecret Cabinet minutes for Sept. ~. 1978. The copiea were dia· trlbuted t.o Cabinet members with the request tbat "no copies or distribution be made and that they be kept for your eyea only." • :· On ,_,. 3 la th1I report: '"!'be pr•ldlat alto briefly not.cl tdl eooeero about the leYel ot pro. poled sucar prte. aunoru and aald tbat be would not support a blll ·~ •ucar 1t more than 1' ieDU per pound." In tbe name ot n,i,t1n1 lnfl•· ttoo. the preeldetlt'• Was• and Price council acrupulou1ly followed Cart.er'• wtaa.. on IJUI· er Prtc:tac. TM Cabinet mtmd• tor Feb. s. J.m, nported: "A de- cll~ for tbe ptetldent on pro 1u1ar price 1upport wl be ready 1bol1ly." It emeraed u anotber victory for Coca-Cola worth mllliom to lta 1tocllbolders. altboulb the Wh.lte Houle vi1oroualy denied any ''coke cmmect1on .•• Asal.n last month. Jimmy Cari« belled out a Coca.cola company. And again, the White Houae denied any ulterior int.en· tlont. THE PA&ENT company bu cloae. financial '" t.o the in· dependent Coca·Cola Bottling Company of New York. Th1I company own.a the Mlulaaippl riverboat, the Delta Queen. It waa a floatlos white elephant, with hundreds of un- aold cablm until the president 1a•• tt utioDw1de INbldtJ lMt month bF ~ don U.. 1111· '"''"" fa tM Delta QtaMa. Bob Molter, ~ ol the Coca-Cola-owned Delta QMen Corpor~. ~Jmowled•ed ta.at tb• operatioe bad been ..,.. mllliom ot doUan •very ,.ar. But after tbe Cart.r trtp, tbe old riverboat wu delu1ed wttb NI· ervallaal. Coke oftldQ expect tb• i.Dvtltment to •bow a profit tor tbe tint Um• 11nc• tbef ac· quired tbe 1teamablp llDe lo 1W71. Motkr wouldn't 11Umate bow mueh the publicity wu worth, except to admit lt wu "'Very 1loutlcant." He conceded that, .. rt 11 pretty dltncult to buy three mlnutH of advertlltne durlnl network new1 on all oetworb," not to mention front· pa1e pictures and beadllnt1. CA&TES'8 arvE&BOAT ad· venture brought immediate re· 1ulta. Several Delta Queen of· flclals aald the phones "have been rlnsi.n& off the book" since tbe trip. Jim Roooe, who bandies the Delta Queen's ad· vertlalng account, told our re· porter Sally Denton the &team· boat ·a "sales 1bould be in· creased tor several years to come. alnce the boat was ex· posed to people all around the world who had never heard of It before. You JU.St can't buy that kind of publicity.·· Coke spokesmen Insist the trip waa "entirely the president's ldea." But DO one would aay who made the arrao1emeots bet ween tbe White Houae and Coca -Cola. The White House pre11 office refused t.o aay. Delta Queen officlala were no belp. And the company'• Cloclooatl at· torney just said naUy be didn't want todlacuu It. Footnote: A number of Carter cohorta had Uea with Coca-Cola before be brought them into the go vernment. The latest as Charles Duncan. the new energy aet'ret.ary, who used to be prehl dent of Coca·Cola The prcs1· dent's trusted penonal attorney, Charles KJrbo. also represent:.. the company . f'int Lady Rosalynn Carter bu her own Cok e connection. Company chairman J . Paul Austin recenUy was in ct\arge of fund·raislns for one of R.oealyn.n 's pet J'rojecta. t'neodsblp Force. Why R e gulatiOn of Sav ings Interest? It bas always seemed an enigma, the reaM>o bank.a and aavl.np and loan ads proclaim the l.nt.erest t.o be paid deposit.on la the mulmum allowed by federal law. In a naUoo ao dedicated to capltall1m and the free eo- t er pr l 1 e 111tem, Juat why should the fede ral 1overomeot 1t.lfle com - p et It 1 on amon1 the money lend· era by res· ulatloa the amount ot ln · t.erest to be paldon aavtn1s? Or, a better quesUoo, lf the sovernment regulaUonJ ot ln· tereat are oece11ary, wby then doesn't It apply to loana u well u aavlnp? Al everyone knows tbe leodto1 lnstltutlona may charce whatever intereat they wlah. Doean 't such a 1ltuaUoo un· talrly deprive depositors of the earnt.naa to which they are en- titled when the loan mark.et la Art Hoppe bringing high returns., Tbe world's lar1est bank; whl ch just happens to be Callfomla'1 own home 1rown Bank ot America, thlnkl so. STARTED IN 1904, It.a fan· tastlc growth baa been the marvel of the ba.nkln1 world. But much of that growth bu been due to the bank'• w1WD1· neaa to break with tbe coo- aervatlve tradllloo1 of other banken and launch innovative pro1rama. RJpt from it.a belio· nine tbe bank broke oe• lround by caterina to tbe amall bor· rowers and depoeit.on wbo up till then were ti:oored by the others. So lt la not aurprlllnS that the B of A bu been aeetblnt for many 1001 months at the realric· tloDJ of interest lmpoaed by the federal law. Perhaps there wa1 1ome ju1Uficatioo for the reeuJat.tona when Con1rua enacted tbe laws back ln the depre11loo yean. Starting with the Wall Street crash ln 1929 t.o the pit of the economic bottom lo 1933, a total of 9,765 banks across the oaUoo were closed. Many never re opened. Even so. It waa never eatabUJhed tbat the rate ol ln· tereat paid on aavt.np cootribut- ed t.o any bank's downfall. IN ANY EVENT nearly a ball century hu DOW puaed and the ban.kl.al lDduatry baa shown ln· cre11l.n1 1tablllty throu1bout th•t period. Su.pentlona have been barely more than 2 percent per year for the put 20 years and oone whatever during the years 11112, 1918, l.974 a.nd 1977. A1 B of A point.a out, economic and financial conditions are vaatly different today. HavUi1 exhausted it.a patience ln aeek- lna ch1111ea ln the law throuah ill own ftaOUl'cea, tbe bank re- cenUy went public to win 1up· port for ill poelUon. lo May. f\ill paae ada bloaaomed lo newapapen th.rouabout the state ln which readers were urged to wrtle their Coai:reumeo to de· recuJate lntereat OD aavi.n&J. Tbat B ol A felt compelled t.o 10 thla route la due t.o the fact tbal many of the smaller bankera and the savings and loan lequ.e are oppoeln1 the de· reaulatloo While they argue that this would result In even bl1ber interest for the borrower, It see nu more llitely they fear the loH of the comfortably wide gap bet ween what they now pay de· posit.ors and what they get from the borrowers. THE INDISPUTABLE fact is that aavinp depoaita lo all lend- ing tn1Ututiooa are dwindling rapidly aa depositors, seeing uvlogs Lnterest fail t.o keep pace with inflatioo, 1eek other ways or Lnveatina their money. As for tht pretended concern for the "small people" ex· pre11ed by the leodlna tnst:ltu· tlona ravorio.£ the status quo, lt ls the small depositor who la be· Ins penalized. Those atnuent enou1b t.o afford large, long term depoeltl are permitted to be paid much hither interest on their 11vlng1. And re1ardlea or what interest la paid on aavtnga, the lnterat on loans will COO· tinue t.o be determined by com· petition. Left alone that would determine Interest on savin11 without regulations. Singing Along (~one) Around the CaDJpfir~ Once •Sain another 1001 awn - mer la over and, u the IOft &low tade1, I lareathe a deep 1lCb and uy to myHlt wltb quiet re- uaurance: "It'll be nine bleep. ln1 moulbl before I have to alt around another bleepln1 campftrel" • I have ootbln1 a1aln1t campftrea pn w. I bave noth1nl •1atn1t cblldren Ht· t1a1 fir• to marabmal· lowa-or,uta Of tea t be ••••· vice yersa. I don't tHD ralM a backle over lb• fellow wbo 11 COD• MllU, flddJJJll wttb the lop, ........... ibe pyre t.oo blll-.... bol •,pl ....... all .. to(a.ldartmeu. Wbl&oRtr ... me.beart .. IOUI, ii aM MDlinl· · MIND YCM1 tMn'1 NiWa1 l •-.toJ .... u.u ~ ... • n wltb a convivial 1roup Mlt.lna out a tamlllar tune oft key. That'• what campllre alni1nl la supp()lf)d to be a1f about. It LID't. Oh, It alartl out that way. It startl out with "I've Been Won· ln1 on the Railroad," 11aerally followed by "You Are My Suoahlne." Fine. A 1ood Ume la belns had by all. Then lt hap-pens. Alona about tb• HVtath IODC 1omeone 1trUre1 up "Mleb11i Row Your Boat Al-.." wblcb only hall Lbe oeool• know. Tbat meana the oth ... -bait muat alt there and 111\en to tbe knowledpable ball l1aa "' to 14 venea wttb ......,, ....... amua· nt11. NOW. 8&LTINO out a off key 10D1 1n Goc1'1 wUdln a• II ODt Udq; lllt .... 1 to IOllMCIDt tit• belt one out ll anotber. And tblt'I aoly aM btllMI~, TIM blltaat the tut ':::1..:r.· aoo.oo-, ..... , ...... tM 1ltader 1oua1 ·womaa wllh JIH••• and bab11 wlll uk, ''Doti .,.. know ... ., True I Love Hu Gone to the Fair with Two Pt11 , a Baillet of llallenlace and Tbr•• Bun· derklnl'!" Well, by Oeor1e, lt turm OU\ tbat her boyfriend doeal So they aln1 It for ua. All 14 verses. Then the l5·year·old blonde alrl wbo ll unfortunately armed wttb a fUltar want.I everyODI to Joln her ln boolie-oocl•-oocl• ln1. Two other t.... a1en do. And old 1atter l.n tbe beck la meanwbii. u.ll1q a&oq all by blmMlf 1n a beacb cbalr and blanket on moonllabt baY·&)'·&)'· Q'·'Y· J IPV)' b.lm. T8S assn betr·drlot.u woadtn bow •&DJ now. • .... Off UM FOUD fOf' c.tra1 la•a1 8tatef0 ,,,. .......... Ill wtfe. Would JOU beline Uaat'1 wbere1bil)' met? Y•. Two little ........... matMn ob~ •lib .....,. ... 1n HoUJwood, u clo I, ..a-.tala • 1tJ Mctftl wltlJ 9aobroal1td 111tue1: ·'TIM fl1 fell bdo tM ,.. and came up on llomm1 • tout. I Crunch, cruneb, aharp. slurp. Good·bye left eye, 1ood·bye rt1bt eye, lood . . . " Lord! By t.be time tbe bearded fellow drinrrtnl Nd wine baa nnllbed tbre• old labor aon11 <I partlcularl) dllUke The Boeaa Will Never C ru1h the Brotherhood or Stationary Enstneen, Local 3409), I am oa my feet. ••OKAY, GANG," l about, "one round ot the Llthuan.lan National Antbem followed by 'I Make no Apolo1y for the llHHCbUHtll lnatltute o( TecbDO&ou. Bab, Bab, Bahl ' Ob • l*lt!" A~ ca her feet la my wife, wbo N1I lt'• tlm• tor u.a to 10 1aom~ ... lut w.at UDt.ll next year. J am prff~ eompo1ln1 42 IODll whicb I Dian to burn after eom· mlW.C illem to memoey. Juat WU, at IQ nut eampftre I will be abM to l1aa IOlo unUI tYerJ· OM alM ..,.. J.ome. It aboUldD't t.ablm:lt. . ... 4 ' NATION Ukes · lleleatl•t• a ••• Defect-in 6ene• Linked to Cancer ~N <AP> -8dw*llta have dileonNd a baberttect ~ defect tbat ea .... a form ol cancer, and tbe1 uy tbey eaa spot f-... before bUtb tbat almolt eertaiDlJ wlll ll'OW qp to bave the dlle••· 8eeMftberl at Beth llrael Bmpttal lD ao.tcm notleed that one family hlld a unusually b1'9I trequ.ey ol caae.r ol the kidney. After mon atudy, they found a apedftc, lnberited foulup in the people'• ebrome»e>m• tbat apparently cauaecl the lllneu. BOID 8CmNT18'1'8 BEUBVB Tll&T all the approximately 100 kinda ol cancer tbat plape bu.mana can be cauaecl by ettber in· berltance or environmental huardl. U11tU now, bowtsnr, tbey bad never been able to spot the genetic mistake that allowed the dia· e.,e to pus from parent to cblld. ( J Tbe research, beaded by ME.D·•cl~E Dr. Robert S. Brown, wu ,.1 l ~. publlabed in Thursday's New ..., _________ _ _Encland Journal of Medicine. Brown said that through amniocentesis, a prenatal test, doc· ton will be able to determine before birth whether new members of t.b1a family will be predisposed to baving kidney cancer. ~lance of kidney cancer ls rare, and Brown 1a1d the 1enetic accident they discovered may affect 01117 family. However, fbe poulblllty exista that doctors may someday be able to uae similar techniques to find the seeds of other kinda of cancer in the unborn IN AN ACO>MPANYING EDl'rolUAL, Dr. Alfred G. Knudaon Jr. of Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia wrote: "U it ls true that there are 100 or so cancers and that each occurs in both hereditary and non-hereditary form, then genetic atudies of those rare families with inherited cancers could ultimately lead to a catalogue of the 100 or so cancer genes in men. Theoretically, all persons at high genetic risk of cancer could be identified, even in fetal life." · According w this scenario, parents could decide to swp a pregnancy with abortion If It appeared the unborn baby had a high risk of growing up to have cancer . Researchers are not sure what proportion or cancers are caused by heredity and which are touched off by environmental factors, such as smoking. Geologist Again Predicts Teinhlor SAN JOSE <AP) -A Santa Clara County geologist is undaunted by the failure of his earthquake prediction for the San Francisco Bay by Sept 13 "It just didn't happen," Jim Berkland said Thursday. "However, I'm predicting a 3.S to 5.5 <Richter scale> earthquake will strike within a 70-mile radius of San J ose between midnight Feb. 15 w midnight Feb. 22." Berkland is basing his prediction on the fact there will be a total eclipse of the sun over Africa on Feb. 16. He said that quakes are linked with solar and lunar eclipses and full moons. The seismic window occurs when the moon is close to the earth and lined up with the sun and earth, he said. Uae •t11e1t mltl-'•·" Hid ............. ., ........ t••rar atadha at t•• :.:::::.:;~etta la11ttllt• Of'-. &Alllt9SN lfOKS ......... ~at a emt...ce • ....,..,_ bMltb Mid ben. 10 mll'9 from the llte ol tbe wont COID· mental nuclear acddeat la U.S. bl1tory. Tb• conf•rence wu 1poa1or•d by PeDD Stat. Uaivtnlty. R• acknowleqed tlaat a-'ear power involftll risk ol llUurJ, early fat.alltJ, latent caneen, •enettc defecta and other ctla- e&H but added: ''I ban COD· 'eluded the risks are small com- pared to many other risks we ac· cept in our society. 11111> .......... ,...., ..., ..... 14. tl1'I 'NDOn~alks Adndta a 'Diaaater NEW YORI: (AP) -ID ooe ot tile __,.. ltat.emen.. be baa made on the aubject. former . Prealdlllt NW. "11 biltory '"will Juttiftably ,.. cord" tlallt Ida bydll"I ot Water1aa. WM "an ua-mJtllaa.d~." 1'blt ,admlqkJa la contained in an lntroductloa tiO bis 1la boot •'S&z Crllea,'' which it to be ,... luued Dal 11MM1tb. Nlxoa called Watersat.e, which happened after be wrvte tbe book, •"the loqeat laatinl ordeal and bJ far tbt ID09t aueJJns of all.·· "Blltory will JuaWlabb' record that mJ budl· lq of tbe Watersate crials wu an unmittcated dia· uter," Mson writes. "Alter IOiDI tbroQh tbe 11.x crises descrlbed in th.la volume, I failed to apply the leuom ot the put to the problem.a of the pre-H'llt alld the future ... s ..... IJ.s. F. he S Tbe federal govern· is nnen ue ment baa sued ·~0{~erG~~·::iet~~ .Over Snilled Oil TJ,lrner in Orlando in r I an effort to con-HOUSTON <AP> _ A Houston attorney baa fifcate some of bis filed a SW million lawsuit against Mexico's state Florida property to oil company oo bebaU of fasbermen who contend collect more than Sl they ba.-e lost money in the world's wont oil spill la million in income theGulfotMexico. DM.Y PILOT A,. Dr ....... t ... returns to the GGC() ~ on Sept 18 to begin an OlAstandng series ol fal messagee, ..... for ...... outatmc1ne ......... .,. ... ..... Dr. 9ctder' ln ... oomlng w11ka: "If the aircraft lndustry ... baaed on the possibility of a plane crashing into Yankee Stadium, it wouldD't exilt," Rumusaen aald. taxes. Tonr OrtMdo BB ALSO PaEDIC?ED the March 28 accident would yield benefits, including. "a real shakeup" of the nuclear in· duatry and tbe Nuclear Re1uJatory Comm.laalon. Executive Takes Job in County . ~i~1:1s--m. \ CARLSBAD <AP> -Paul Buuey Buisey, 44, formerly waa city ~ bu resiped u city manager after manager ol Loma Linda and aaals- alx years, effective Oct. 8, to work for tant city manager at El Cajon. He a private development company la also worked for the city of Escoo· ''TMI will have a net pos1Uve impact on the safety of reactors lf it's negative impact doesn't wipe out the option all wgether," beJ8id. "It reduced the air of com- placency among utility operators. They're all now shaken. Tbey understand that attention to the details of safety ls vitally Important to protect their investment and the public health." Rasmussen said. "It will al.so encourage re-thlnkinc of the reautatory process." Orange County. dido. -••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • 179 RABBIT =s4995 • • • • RASMUSSEN'S 1915 report for the federal government on the probability of nuclear accidents was consulted widely in licens- ing procedures until called into question last year. Critics argued that the margins of error associated with parts of the re· port undermined Rasmussen's overall conclusions about safety. • TIU l •C & ()nr J'f·t' 1111!>118720«>1 I ~~---~~---~~~-~~~~~--~~~-~: Kia report predicted an acci- dent with a radiaUon release comparable to Three Mile Island could occur between every 2:iO and 2.:i0,000 reactor years. 1be actual accident occurred after I 400 yean of reacwr operations. : • "IF ANYTHING, TBaBB : Mile Island waa conflrmatory to : '79 VW CAMPER "'POP TOP"" 59495 • h• lit & Doc J' .. ,~, ... ,..,, our report," Rumuaaea said :. SEE TODAY'S CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR • • : a.J. 11lofnea : Oct 7 : 9<30 & 11:15 am : Garaen Grove Community : Chufch. Comer of : Chapman and le-MS St at the llJOCbOn of the • Santa Ma. Garden GrOYe : ana Ofange freeways J~::~d~~t·~~cd~~tJ! i OUR PRE-OWNED AUTO BUYS!! path was specifically an~" • • • ••••••••• • • •••• •••. ••• •••••• •. •. • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • ••• • • • •.. •,_ ________ Iii Kia report predic1ed a loss ot : : ________ _ coolant as one probable cause : JIM MARINO VW : but did not analyze the specific • • chain or eventa that crippled • 1871 I Bl! .. CH BLVD • Three Mile Jaland, where a : la.A • : series or mechanical failures : HUNTINGTON BEACH : actor of coolant, resulting ln a Put sonw red ulls In yo..r s~. Buy one of the drNm bNts Ust- e d in the Boating classified ads of the Dally Piiot. 642-5678 and operawr error robbed a re· .:.· S 4 2 •2 Q Q Q .·.: radiation release. ._ _______ ~ : ................................................................... . Mailmen to Walk? GENER.Al HOIST WORK PROVJDENCE, R.1. <AP> -To aave ga.sollne, up to 30 mailmen in varioua Rhode Island cities may be asked to leave their trucks bebind and. start walking their delivery routes, Postmaster Harry Kizirian says. Award Winning BEARDED IRIS Anest vortenes. Easy to grow. Beouttful colors. 1.98 EA. A1So plant now: Flf!SlAS, IAIWICUWS. SPARAXIS. NEILL CRANE SERVICE 531 -3374 NEILL MEOM. INC \ANTA AMA )' Nur•ery Special l ASPARAGUS ( Florill• Special I FERN-sprengert Hardy sun or shade bftght green plant. For containers and ground cover. 1 Got Reg.3.50 - f reehly-Cut ROSES l!W!f:I T•ll• hOme lili6iil dozen el DOZEN ENJOY BEAUTIFUL MUSIC ON SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 ,. SEPTEMBER 23 JEWEL COURT I •IO, .... KOST -FM Beautiful Music Orchestra. - • 1 -t ' · • '] l ,-._..ISi 2 I W.,... ... "Frankly, w......_ W.U, I cli't blUeft your amwer to , my wlsb for a IOluU.. Lou. emrv pralalem ! .. "Got. a problem? TMr& write lo P.ot Dunn. P.al toUl cut red t.ape, Qettmo the.O:ftl1Dft'1.and.acUon J1C* need to IOlor ~· jn ~me"ld.and buliMP. Mail ..,ur questbu to Pot Dwn, At Your Seroice. Orange Cocut Dail11 Pilot, P.O. Boz 15'0, Coda Mno, CA 9%6%d. Al many utteri.cu pollible toUl be.an.at«red, but phorw!d inqlmie• or letun not inchld:ing the r~• full DOme. address and l>uane11 hour1' pltoM 1Wmberconno( be conndered. Tl&Ucolumnappea:n dal· lfl ucepe Sundays." DEAR PAT: The old IMMUwbicb we recently moved into baa a lot of plumbing valves wh1cb I know nothing about. Is there some place I can go where I can learn what each valve is for! C.G., Hu:ntiqton Beach Peeping · Tonulrk Nudiat SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (AP) -Aram K. Berberian doesn't object to nudity at the beach. It'• thoae "1lorUled peeplna toma" wlth clothes on that bug b!m. Be rberian aald he went to Moonstone Beach with h1s wife and two women frlenda, where they decided to Join the n~ts on the sand. But being lo the buff on the beach -with all eyes oo h1a wife and frienda -prompted a letter to the Town Coun· cu. WBILE ADMITl'ING b.la wife and the other two women "could have paaaed for 'Charlie's Angels'," Berberian told the council he was still -_ ....... --.-. . For House Plants .INTERIOR PLANTSCAPING • HOUSE & PA:TIO PLANTS • FLOWERING ANNUALS • GARDEN SUPPLIES eGABDEN LIGHTING .GREEN HOUSES BY &-1uu' r-~-__,_--~~~-~--------~ I RPl'EllBD SPECIAL I I FREE 4" Plant u• varieties> I I Wltb U7 hO.OO Purchase I I S" ALOE V&1lA -MEDICINAL PLANT S3.75 I I BATIKS BY Gmmcw llcNtl4 I L----~---~~~~--------~ 541-0137 It wo.iclll't .. ••di , ......... ,... a.Jd find tbe plamber wlllo p•t la &.lie aylt.em ud. dace you say It ls aa old lloue, this may pron lmpeul· ble. You can try espertmnUng with each valve to see wbat It eoetrot., b•t you woald have &o be very careful not &o tarD off tbe wroag par1 of tbe aya&em at tbe WTODI time. If you can't COll&ad &he original owner and JCet &be Information YCMI waa'9 yCMU' best solution would be to blre a plumber to trpelld a lll· tie time lD your house &o marlt eacb valve with u ex~ana&ory tag. upset that they attracted ()pen Dally e-e Sunday 9-6 30 a crowd of people wear-.._ _______________ ___. ing clothes. ··1 feel that the clothed persons were glorified peepin g toms,'' he wrote, and ''these clothed voyeurs m ade us feel quite uncomforta- ble." DEAR PAT: It aaed to be eomidered a. wise BERBEUAN ASDD investment for a young couple to buy a home. It" if authorities could keep doesn't seem that way anymore. My husband and ·the more inb.lblted types I are both employed and we are thinktn1 about off the sand .. peopled by gettin1 • $130,000 house. suppose we coaJcl put the uninhibited." $30,000 dawn and get aboa:t ll percent financing. But the council hun't How would that affect our tax altuation, and ls dlscuased the matter there any posalbllity tbia still would be a lood in· yet. vestment? S. W., Huntingtoq Beach I 1, ' I 111, • ' ,, f ,, ' I/ 1111 I& doesa't look very eacoaragtag Oil Ute n.rface ln vtew of tlMJ $1,0lt moniage paymen& plu ap- prosJmately $1IO moaU.Jy &u paymeat yoa woeld have to make oa a $lit,• mortsage. GeUmg 11 perceat ftD.ndng also may be hapoulble a& &Ilia polat. JI.owner. &Ile CaUfonlla SedetJ ti Certified PabUc Accoa.ntants' spokesman says baym1 ~ home may be a very CODMJrvaUve laveat•e.t.. Be es· plalaa &ha& U yoar combhled laeeme la areead Sat,•, y09•re la tile • or 41 perce.t &as bneket. By datmlal &he ln&erea& Oil tile mont-1e u a &as de· dactloa. la effect, yoa redllce tM ......._ n&e from U pereea& to 7 or 8 peremt, ud If e6e ..._e lacreuee la valae at aa ....U addpa&ed ra&e ti aore tllu 8 pereeat. U.. die ee9t ti &aldq em &hat monpp leaa la aero. lie AJS )9 ••Jn• be 1•illllac .. n &lau '"pay GIL POTOMAC CLFANEDVP WASHINGTON (AP> -Health and eovlroomental offlclala have concluded that the Potomac Rl ver, for ye an ao polluted it was called an open sewer, is clean enough for awlmm.lng. , iJ in terior clc~1.v.nen are knoiv'A by the co1n/>anic.' chc..:· krc/,. A8 i. &M real ea&a&e tu MU, tlW ai.. II de· ••dlble lrom tu.able laeeme. Tims, A71 tM CPA •P•llMmu, betla tlae real estate tasff ud mortp&e ~ an etfedhel:r •Wida lelS IUa Uae7 wm te be -.aaet b7 ..,_..,, &M .. ,ma ef metme taw wt&lllaeW ,,.. ,._ paydleck. er by .,,.,.., tM , .. rehmli .. tM .... tM ,...,. Be ... da8' If lafla&liaa c 21 '• Y• .... laan dte .... ,..., .... ,.. .., ,.., ...ncaae ... dea,er_.et.ea,_........._ ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRY· ~RISTAL PORCELAl1' - BR01'ZES- ~Bl5A· SILVER ···-···· A poaltlon paper approved by Herbert L. Tucker, director of the city's Dep~ment of Environmental Services, aaya the clty could eat.abllab a safe awimmlq uu aton, a two-mile ltretcb ot &he river. That verdlet caps a 1'-year cleanup that COit three quarten of • bWloa dollars. S.pt.14, 15•nd11 Lota of clnond ring11 ~ un-1,... Pd dMina, fine dtlM Md cryM. brorum, IOl'lll fuml· ..... dwlcW ....... ~ICC. • .... don of ... ..,. .. .... ......... Of .... WQM -from •UJO up. f,. ., .... , ... of Mwr'kll,·-- a..,.,cftll*a, ----........ , .... , ........... ..., · 2·1P.M.M117·1P.M. -- ,, , BAKER ·llENREDON KARASTAN ·KARGES IUNDEL·KDTINGER WWIE · MARBRO MEYER-GUNTRER-MA.11'11NI MORRIS-JAMES JOHN WIDDICOMB ~.fmnnJ luL' an "'/'-"''<'"'-<'J ~raff of prof c.~\ional mt<.'rwr clc'iiJ..'Tl'-'1' t1nc1 rhc1r scn·icc.'\ crrl' m·c1tlc1blc at NO EXTRA CHARGE ~k-J PIUCU AD GtJ.A.JLUr'J'ED) TO BE THE LOWUT Oa'l'AINAllLE: ._Within 30 da1s after purchase. if anJ identical item. displayed anyu•htrc in South.cm California. can be purchaseO. for less ... the di{fercna in price u•ill be refunded. TAKE BRISTOL ST ~ ~· Off RAMP U'I ,. z -=:I'---"~ Q ~ ..... ____ _ m ------. ..-1 8 .... ----- ; "" " TAKE BRISTOL ST. ~ ~ OFFRAMP I 1'be w..a...twrec1. 4uMrb ...... beak t.Un ......, WoedlY at U... Womu wbo bad Juat arrtwd at Ida 4rf ••up window . .. ~••· 1CMI *' awtul ,...,, .. aald Boyce lll&o Ida mlel'OflriOM aa tM W'OID&D placed ber depod la the__, cWa. Trwadioe completed. c ... reedMd ID· to a amall retrtcerator ud took out-. of a buDdtofrel...... . .. A pntty raae far a pretty laity."• he aald. 1mib1 •be drcipped tt into ta. 1DOMJ cha&e. Like most 1IJ'OtDU clo when BoJee Canon waits cm them. the womaa 1mlled back, thank· ing him for tbe roee. · •'J TBINll EVEaY WOMAN loves a nice rose." explained Canon wbo came out of retire· ment five months ago to take the drive-up teller Job at City National Bank's Lido Villace branch. But Whlle the 1weet.1mellin1 rose la a lift from the bank, the sweet-talking repartee is a gift from 73--year-old Boyce Canon. "Every woman likes to be nattered a little bit," reasons Canon. "I figure I'm old enough that I can say a little more than if I was more their age. · "When they reach for the chute they say. 'Oh, for me?' They just bloom up with a smile." Canon doesn't relegate bis charm solely to women, however. "I talk to au the people and kid them I .. he says. "I have fun, instead or letting it become monotonous." THE MONOTONY OF RETIREMENT is responsible for Canon applying for the bank job "lt got so darn boring," be says. "I joined the Oasis Center, a senior citizen club in Corona del Mar. I was enjoying the activities, but it finally got monotonous. It doesn't cover all day, every day." He read about the teller's position opening on the Oasis Center bulletin board. "I thought, well heck, I can do this in my sleep," says Canon who spent 24 years in bank- ing before starting bis own brokerage firm in 1946. Canon's only apprehens ion when he went in for the interview was that he might be too old. "BUT TREY HIRED ME in about 20 minutes," says the bank teller, breaking into another of his frequent grins. "I guess they took a liking to me right off." Canon gazed around his small, air- • conditioned domain, which is a block away from OJstomers, especially female customers. get more than they bargain for when they deal wfth bank teller Boyce Canon. Along with each transaction. the 73-ye ar-old Canon -shown 'Mth Cindy Suthenn -presents a rose the main bank building. "It gives me something to do." he says. "I get to talk to the people and something different' happens all the time." 1 Working from 1 to 5 in the afternoon. he says, still gives him time for himself -and his fiancee Berna Pearse, a painter. "We met at the Oasis," he explains. "We 've been doing just about everything together since we started going together a ye._ar ago this past May." Ruby, Canon's wife of 49 years, died of cancer two years ago. The loneliness be ex- pe rienced after her death. he says . ·was lhe worst thing I ever went through " CANON, WHO NOW lives with his son. Ross, in Newport Beach, was asked when he and his fiance will tie the knot "She says as soon as I make enough money to support her," he says with a laugh. "A bunch at Oasis want us to get married there, but we haven't set a specific date yet." Canon, who proudly reports that he has not even made a penny error in his five months on the job, enjoys talk:in& about the people he's met at the drive-up window. One c ustome r . a s avings a nd loan manager, was apparently so impressed with Canon that he told the bank's oper ation officer tha t he'd like to ha ve Canon wo rk for him .. They got such a kick out of Uaat they had to come right ove r and tell me about it ," says Canon "It's nice to know I made a hit with someone ·· But, more than a nything. Boyce Canon is malong a tut w1th the women customers. ''One woman." he says with a laugh, "told me . •My husband's getting jealous He wonders where I'm getting all these roses ... Satin Dolls Swing Into Songland By JUDITH OLSON Oft .. Dally ,. .... St.etf Three years ago, Tannie and Carl Gentry bad what they thought was a successful family singing group. Everyone participated from the youngest, Wyman, then 1, to the oldest son, 13· year-old Rick, as well as the parents. But the picture slowly started to change. Mom and Dad Gentry began to get subtle mess ages that they should get off the stage and leave the limelight to their offspring. Rather than be "prlma donnas," the Gen· trys took the hint and today, their two daughters are all that remain of the group. Rhonda and April, 10 and 13, have de- veloped what the family considers an extremely successful presentation, Mrs. Gentry said. They have named themselves Satin Doll and wiJl perform silr original songs at Tbe Troubador in Los Angeles at 10:30 p.m. Mon- day, Sept. 17. MRS. GENTRY admits that bowing out was "a blow" but sbe readjusted beautifully to her new role as makeup artist and costume de- signer for her daug.hters. The former Fountain Valley residents a re more determined than ever that their daughters make it in the show business world. · They are so serious that they sold the1 r hom e, move d into a less e xpe n siv e neighborhood in Santa Ana and plowed th~ equi- ty into mus ical instruments for April a nd Rhonda's act. With the new guitar and piano. which the girls play, they have "the big sound of any rock band," Mrs. Gentry said. . They are accompanied by two other musi- cians, guitarist Bruce Salvati and drummer Dave Beyer. who mus t be paid whether Satin Doll earns money or not. There are also prlVatl' voice lessons fo r both girls and guitar instruction with ~l vat1 . for April. Rhonda learned to play the piano m a hurry when her rather dropped out of the 'ct THEIR COMMITMENT mean~ heavy de mands on their time also. but the youngsters are dedicated to their goal 'J They pracl1ce six hours a day. both with their father and WlthOUt h1m. Whtch IS a lot or time for such youn2 musicians "I don't like to pracllce:· April said . "But you have to do 1t to be good Sometimes when the kids are outside playing we ·d hke to go out and do it too .. The girls said they enJOY their music because it makes people smile. "We also like having pe.()ple come up and ask for our auto· graph," April said. Most audiences have a hard time believing the girls are serious, Mrs. Gentry added. "They 1 think they're kids and think of. klsldie songs." ~ Rhonda and April sing more than a half dozen songs they have written themselves, songs about "caring and loving. Not sexual stuff like the music today." April stressed. "We try tb make It clean." Mas. GENTRY said the program bas been carefully planned so it will be wholesome. "You can succeed and not be lewd," she added. "You don't ban to take all your clothes off and show a bad lmqe." Sometimes the girls' youngest brother, Wyman, qow 4, joins them for a aolo. He's also getlln« fn.practlce for the entertainment world aince be and Rhonda want to make television commercl• and already have a Hollywood agent. ·"Ibey eventually want to intermlnele com· merciala and •lnaina. ·• Mra. Gentry expl-1fted. Tbou&b the routine is a struale and re- quires cooperat.lon from all the family , there is never a tbou&bt of postJ)On1.na U\e gtrla' music uatil they are older. - ... It liv• them meanin1 in tbtir Ufe, a 1oal. Tbe7 de1lo1tely want t6 mike it a ca.-eer," their mother said. "U we put lt aside we wouldn't come back to It. It's do or die." April and Jthoftda, tbe "aatln dolls" of the •tale. aren't lmprtaoned by cultara, pianos, love IOQP and the dreams of. fUM and tortuae. however. They're .Ull klda et beut. After tM In· tel'V'lew, die at.ace clothes come off and April ~ Ra.-la, av• .. • tb.Udre acaln, eeeape to ur, yard for a bltoflate 1um1Mr !WI· > .. ' ' • ., .. • • .... DID NOT on -NQS, ....... wtf• .... tboullthtlnl .....-to take ... tbe liewe Dumber ot Ml ear.:r-- Wblle .-t D40l>lt mlO& Jet tbe ~t ... feqGttm, W•toftr wu ~to tbaU the UGG11DOUI IOOd Samarttan fM b1a ttnd....,. "I wrcte tbe comrnaadlDI oftl~ at Camp PeDidletan ud told bQD wbat b-,:::" Nll W•tonr. "I 1ave hlm Ute Uceme number an be tneked b1.m down." w-... learned that tbe QOQ1mou .. ......._. IOOCl.s.marttan la Pfc. Jamet W. JtalDer ot a,~ Md. lwriee Co. ot the TbiJ'd Alaault Ampld'*'-Bat-ta.Uoa. But Westover wu oot ·~· ... GOT IUCB A NICE LETl'Ba from u.. eommaM· IDI oftle.r tt occurred to me that tbe Seenta17 of tbe Na¥)' ml'!!tbelnt.ereltedlntheperformanceofhilboy1outben. Botb my wtte and daulhter 1ald I'd nevw 1et a reply.'' LM weir Wetto.er wu "elated and pleued" to n · • e.i•• a reply from the Department oft.be N•VJ • .. lt II ~alway• a pleuure to leam of volunteer ..W:-1 Oil tM put of our Marines ln aldlD& otben,'' the leUer HJllDput. Tlult'1 the end of Westover'a IU>ry. ''Tbll 11 aomethbl1 different from the rapa, murders aad ~ you run ln the paper all the Ume," be NJI. "I tbOulbt a 1tory about the other aide ot tbe picture would be ottalerwt to your readers. "I Jun tboqht people •bould know that there are peo- ple on tbe blpway who will stop and live b.tp." Practice Reflective Listening.for Good Parenting BJ JUDITH OL80N Of .. DllllY .......... "~ Dad! I cleaned up my room all by myaelfl" Tbe five-year-old wu very ucited. He bad jUlt tu. iDterelt ID b1a aurroundin.p for the tint Ume and put every toy away ln bis Uoy abode. • Ria father wasn't too tbrilled, t.bouah. So wbat? Sboaldn't all children clean t.be1r rooms? Tbe father toued off tbe achievement with ' a faint mumble and went back to bla ~ ' newapaper. Tbe child, hurt becauae no one Hemed to care, went away to sulk. One more communication channel was '• blocked between father and soo. How would the cbiJd react when he was next asked to clean bis room? locldents such. as this can be turned into positive, growing situations for both parent and cblld, according to Blll and Christine Mae Marshall, authors of a new workbook for parents called "Better Parents, Better Children." TllElR mESIS is that parent.a need to learn to liaten to what their children are telling them about how they feel Instead of being judgmental, which bl0<:ks communication chan· nels. Once these are opened, cblldtto are better able to take responsibility for their own lives and finally, ac«pl the consequences of their ac - Uons. Good communication can be accomplished witb the "reflective u..tenlng" technique, Mrs. Marshall aald. If, for example, a chUd aaya he wilhes he could fly like Superman, there are two poalble parental responses. The father or mother could say, "Yes, it would be fun to fiy, wouldn't It" acknowledging the child's feellnp of exclte- mentandadventure. OR, BE COULD be judgmental and cut off further conversation by replyin& '1'hat's silly, son. Superman's only make·believe. People can't really fly." Reflective listening simply Jeta the _cbl.ld know that the parent hears what be aaya and cares. Mrs. Marshall explained which often opens the door for further discussion of problems and Joya. The Marahalla' three "R" techniques <renectlve Uat.en.lne, respomlblllty and reality> are oatUaect iD a 21-day •Web' plM ta their workbook. Tbere la 1pace so parents can make up tbelr own anawera.and be more ereatln, 10 t.be book lm't Just a "bow-to" manual. The idea for the workbook wu conceived THiii A .... LI ,po11 UNCLI IAM -Fll1bt meebaalo 81r1b Wl•• (Wblte Rl•er, Aris.), lit Lt. lle(aa. Gre1olre ....._. w.dl . m.) .... CU&. Malib'D ......_.-~~ m.> ....... at the CODtnll J tlieJMaY7 tra"lfad bell~ DAI I Y PILOT ... three years aao,· and t.be couple 1pent two yean puttiq lt to1et.ber. MAaSBALL, a marrla1e and family counaelor and frequent lecturer on the '"bject of relaUomhlps, often would atve material to ln· divtduala to read at home alter a lecture or counaeUna aeuloo, Mrs. Manball said. He ft.Dally decided to write b1a own material rather than diJtribute other penoaa' writiap. He and bis wife culled tbe belt tbeoriel out BEi fi!A FAMILY -Bill and Christine Mae M arahall practice parentine techniques with their children <left to right) Megan, 4, of what be uaed and devlaed the handbook around thole t.beorte1. ''It wu bard to wbllUe down," Mn. Manhall Hld. "But I WU uaiq t.bese tech· atques wit.b my own children." The Manhalla. who live ID Provo, bave three otfaprlJll, Paul I , Mqan '· and Mike, 2, and have worked with troubled yout.ba ln a ct. tenUon center ln Utah. They have Juat sent another book to the publlaber and are Juat u ~cited about what it P~ul 6, and Mike, 2. 'Ibey have written a workbook for parents uatn1 three "R" techniques. can do for.families u the workbook. Tb1a one la about marrtqe, Mn. Manball aaid. Called ''The Marriaee Sei:m," tt •U11esta that luck and chance have • creat deal of in· nuence on marrtace. No matter bow well a couple tb1nU they know each other, they muat leave room for chance and 1urprile ln the relaticub.lp and be wUllne to now with the chanie1, Mn. Maraball said. "Ufe la caprieioua. Wbetber or DOt )'OU have a 1-..ccaaful marriace depeadl oa bow )'OU bud.le what life bands out. You bne to he flexl· ble, learn to roU with It. "People foeu1 ln on a Ufe toaJ then moYe toward that with no fiexl~." '1be Marria1e Secret" won 't be out uatil next year but the workbook now la available at aome boobtoTeS. It abo may be ordered from Hammond Inc .. Maplewood, N .J. 07040. Canadian Job Trends Checked MONTREAL <AP I -U you're a tax ac. counlant -go north. young man And Lf you're a woman the best thing to be ln Canad.a Is a peraonnel director. These are the job c andidalel ln snatest de· mand in Canada today, accorcl1q to a ~nt survey about Canadian employmeat tnocla. Al.so among the coochwooa cat!Ml'ed: One in five employed Canadian manacen has a resume circulaUn1. 1bh ia a surprlam,Jy hiCb ftcure to moat employers, yet not as hilh u ln the United States, where 29 percent of managers a.re coo.siderin1 a chance of jobs. The study also concludes that when managers leave their jobs their action comes u a complete surprise to tbree out of five employers. Tbe survey wu taken amonc the Canadian affllialel ol Natkloa.J P......a Aaaodatel, a network of Independent penonnel ••endes tbroulhout the world that cooperate ta ti.Ung m aoa1ement·level posiUona. O~ Amp, Wow,Woof How to Sort Them Out - I • I r· DaA.a ANN LAl'fDSU: 01ii-T· ·~~-.... Mea~ll htta &UIMI....__. .. .._ ..... WU L ~ ...... -lllln• ,.._ = frir..LI"!.• ~ ... ., .... • I -----·· •I =rm It ... , ..... .,.., ... .......... -~ ......... .... •",..WULW..a_.,_ wlL ._ .-4Mlr '-............... wt .. lay ..... ... ..... .... to ktll ,. ••.• w111.a.. .... ditall .... cluerdMt ...... hr IUJQle: "I'll &He tM WeMr lmlte aod 1t1tt tt ba· to 10UI' ...,_.da," Or, "I 'll pt a pn aacl allaOt JOU lD tM bead." WOGkl ,_ HJ lt •a a ataae all ~fD~or**Wawa· 111t a deep.Mated problem tba. t nffda loc*iq lDto? -CONCERNED. IN IDAl:IO DEAS ID&m: A ddM fll _, .,_ ....... 11 ................. .. ......._Yw-·1 .... , ........ . ty ..... a. ........ a ..... I ,.._.114·1aiall:J e1 .. e" .. at U.e e...._ '' 11Me ... ._ I alM ••u• a.at ,.. keep all &llie k:ahes . ............._, ...... ,.. .. ". ....... Mme, u ........... well· ~ .............. loell ud bJ. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our landlady ls a genius at nianufactur· ing excmes to get Into our apartment to look around. She uaualfy comes when we are at work. <The man in the next apartment bas seen her.) Twice wit.bin tbe last three weeks she bas been here to inspect the gas stove and smoke alarm. The woman bas a key, to which she is entitled by law, but she knocks once, then tries to let herself in. We keep the chain on because we aren't a lways dressed, ready to receive •)guests." The chain bas prevented some embarrassing moments. What can be done to curtail her 15mroping and the all·loo·frequent drop-iD viaits? -LAWRENCE AND SHIRLEY DEAR L. AND S.: Look at JCHD' lease. Wllat does It say? U It doesn't t .. Ye "entrance by tbe owner" spelled oat. It ahoald. Write tbe little old lady a letter. TeU Iler yoa ap· predate ber coacern for yoar com· fort and security but you'd like some notice before sbe drops ID -pref· erably 24 hours. You are entitled &o tbJs, unless there's an emergency. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I work in a_ plu1b aubDtbaa Pblladelpbla r-na11rut. PleaH print WI for aU people wt)o work Uk• dop Htttac up lttrMtift food diapll)'I -and J am not \alldaa about cafeteriu. Recently we praetlcally killed ouraehes puttin1 tocetber a •orceou1 table. QnbeUevable care went Jato the aelecUoo of top.trade ve.cetabJ.e1 and fruits. It waa 1Q~ utial.lc, a.Del we were truly proud. A. waman saabayed up to the aalad bar, U>re tbe celery rtcbt out of the centerpiece, ripped off several staltli, threw them helter-skelter on top of the radish roses and placed tbe ·he-art ol the--eetery-on hervwn ptate. She then speared several avocado halves in search of the ones abe want· ed. By the time she left, tbe veceta· ble table looked like a garbace dump. fleave it to you, Ann. II she a slob?-APPALLED IN PA. DEAR APPALLED: For want of a better word, I'd say, yea, a.be'• a slob. Bow do yoa feel! Better! I bope 80. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My seven· year-Old is about to drive me around the bend. She's a "dawdler." No matter bow I plan, the child manages to be late for everything. She la an absolute genius at poking around and killing time. lif y two older children (boys) never bad this problem. Can you suggest something I might read to help me? rm· having a lot more trouble with this girl tban I bad with her brothers. -SYRACUSE APOPLEXY DEARS.A.: I ltope Joa will get Ute paperbac:k by Eleanor Webberger .. Jt is called. ''Yoa.r Youg Cid.Id aJld You." <Pablbhed by E.P. DuUoa,) Tbe autltor deals specifically WU. dawdlers u well as toUet tratalag, temper tanlnams, punbbmeet. dla· clplhte and many odler topics Ulat mothers need help wltb. I recom- mend It. { Horoseope ] ,, .... SATUllDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 , I By ~VDNEY OMAU ARIES (Mar. 21·Apr. 19): Spotlight on home, penonal environment, rela· lions with family members. Security, redecorating, possible change of res· idence -these areas command at· tentioll'. Your opinion is sought on luxury item or art object. Be diplomatic. TAUBtJS <Apr. 20·May 3>): Refuse : to be pushed, cajoled, rushed into m._king premature judgments. Key now is to be selective. Ideas and sug· geslions abound -take your time in selecting quality material. Impatient relative believes in dictum, "Misery -loves company." Don't play the pfue! , r. l GEMINI <May 21.June 3> ): Accent on product1oo, financial prospects, inveatments, the enhancing of your s~curlty. Older individual will pro· vide what had been missing. You are on brink of a profitable discovery. In· vestors could be beating a path to your doorstep! CANCER (June 21·July 22): You gain added r~gniUon. better dis- tribution and ~play of products. Take initiative, 'liigbligbt originality, independence of thought and action. Your imtinct about w&at is right and what ahould be discarded is likely to be OD target. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Obtain valuable bint by studyi.QC Cancer m"aaae. Take steps to eradicate grounctleu doubts, fears. Areas pre· vioualy dark., ..,W receive benefit of areater light. You m~e new contact wblcb alda In findina outlet for crea\ive~. VJ~GO <Aiac: 21-Sept. 22): You find way ol ~ormln1 w1lbes into actuallUet. Aquartus, Leo, Cancer penoas ftcure prominently. One who taal)lt 1U'I In put ii d~ to make re· appeaance. Illlt8ttift intellect aervet t I now as reliable guide. Business in· vestment pays dividends. LIBRA <Sept. ZS.Oct. 22): ftepUta. rt.ion, honor, ~ CDGld be 00 the line. Make inqlUles. ask quesUoos - answers will be fortbcomlq from •·surprise., sources. Gemini, Sagit· tarius natives figure prominently. What failed twice is likely to succeed on third try. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Good lunar aspect coincides now with travel plans, locating proverbial escape hatch. Time of confinement is finished -you are ready to spread emotional wings. Aquarius, Taurus persons help in pursuit of •'higher education." Publish views. , SAGl'ITAUVS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Accent on relationship that ls more serious than originally anUcipated. Money and ,love dominate your personal sceoario. Gemini, Vireo and another Sagit.tarian fiaure prom- inently. Be ready ror ucitlng changes, speculation and adventure. CAPBICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be discreet, go slow, play cards close to chest. Home situation command.a at· tention. Family member bas mdbey question and may eapecl you to have answers. Be pogitJ.ve of legal sources, rights and permisalons. You will pa.as an important ''test." AQUAllltJS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Read between the lines, study fine print, avoid get-rich-CJuick schemes. Perfect tecbnlques, streamline pro- cedures and eonfroot associate wtth "facts of life." Pisces, Vlrgo natives play significant roles. Check medical-dental appbintments. Pl.8CES <Feb. 19-Mar. 3>): Imprint style. Make your own mark· this ls 1our creauve. power play day. Ac· cent on change, •artety, lntelllllMd relatiooablp and a very special emo- tional commitment. You 1atn aceess to confidential data. Capricorn in· dividual and the number 8 ftpre promlneatly. EUGANT LIVING IS • • • ' ''The King and I Slwppe'' LAMP SALE Sept. 13. 14, and 15, 1979 8' JACKR llYllAN ................. Two ,..,. aao. llabb& 8bekloa ltlneh ol COit.a ..... CCMlld be found Lil • boot· crammed omee at Temple Sb4nm. Jot· lDI wttb a 10UD11t.r or dllcuulq the blatory ol Judalam with a member ol u.. coaarec~. Today be can be found d.llcuatnc 1t.oek1 aa tbelr cbanatn1 prtc:a flub on a tape to the Santa An.a offtee ot Merrill Lynell. Pierce, Fenner and Sm.WI. IAc. 81'1 followlnc an anclent tradition. aABBI YOSSJ, WHO lived lo Bab1lcmia in the first century A.D .• wu a aancta•m•ker. Ruhl, an Utb century Blbllc•I c:ommentator in southern France, worked as a vintner. "You have to understand that a rabbi la not necessarily 'called' the way a Cbrlatian mlnlster is," Kirsch saJd . .. It's something every individual should do -study and learn about b.la reliaton. "WHEN I WAS YOUNGEK, my ma· jor purpoee in life waa to learn every· thing I could about my religion," said Klrscb, 41. "One of the thinp I learned in my studies was that a rabbi doeso 't have to be the bead of a congregation." Nevertheless, Kirsch held pulpits for 11 years after he graduated from Jewish Theological Seminary in New York and was ordained in 1966. He worked in Burbank and San Diego before moving to Costa Mesa five years ago. AFTER THREE YEARS here, Kirsch said, "l fell it was time for something different. 'lbe experiences that I bad from the time I was a child were orient· ing me to become a rabbi in the narrow ........ ,... 'A BROADER EXPERIENCE' R•bbl Kit'Kh SeUa 8tocka sense al a leader of a coogegatioo. Now I wanted a broader experience." After considering several fields. Kirsch said, he decided to answer an ad by Merrill Lynch, "because probably the closest thing I had to a hobby was following the two or three stocks that I bad." He admits the woman wbo answered the phone was a bit taken aback when Kirsch told her bis background. ''SHE SAID, 'WE'RE looking for someone with a business background.' " BE 8AID 80•£ people wbo ae._ waa a rabbi bealtatecl at fl.rat to trUlt bu1lneu Judiment. but otben aald felt they Cou.fd tnaat him. Gradually, bi.I cllentele bu built Klrseb aaid. He plana to •t&7 tn tbe for the foreseeable fUture. Despite puttinl in up to 12 hours a at Merrill Lyneb, Kinch bu COGti.D hla religious activities. He baa se aa a Biblical CiC)mmentator and iroup leader at Temple Judea ~in Leilure World. , · BE 8A1D BIS wife and two yo~ sons took a while to get uaed to bis new lituatlon, but they have taken u:ln strld~. Kindl added, "I'm not the only rabbi working for Merrill Lynch in its 600 of- fices. There's three that I know of, me and two others." He saJd be makes use of bis ethical training in bis work. "I'm very comfortable being tbe best kind of human being that I can be," Kirsch said. Newport Oil Finn Discusses Merger Aerospace Conference Scheduled Parkford Petroleum, a subsidiary of the Cambridge Group, Newport Beach, says preliminary merger discussions have been initiated with Fargo Oil, San Diego. Orange €oast College, Cost.a Mesa, and UC Irvine will co-host the 12th an· nual Pacific Region Aerospace Educ&· lion Conference Oct. 4·7 al the Registry Hotel, Newport Beach. Theme is "Learning for the 21st Cen· tury." The conference will include workshops, lectures and. educational displays. Registration fee is $35. A $40 fee will be charged after Thursday. The fee in· eludes materials, one breakfast , one dinner, one lunch and a field trip to the Douglas Aircraft plant. Persons attending the entire con- ference will be eligible to receive one unit of credit from OCC or through the UC I extension. Workshop topics mclude "How to Start an Erospace Education Class." "F ear or Flight," "Careers in Aerospace," "Ballooning," "Women in Aerospace." Voyager Update," "In Defense of the FAA." •'FAA Education Programs," "Energy and Aerospace Education," "En vironmental Architec- ture and Airports" and "Teaching Strategies for the 2J.st Century.·· More information is available al 556·5902 .. U talks are successful, Fargo will merge into Parkford. Fargo has working interest in 22 oll wells in Oklahoma and Texas while Parkford participates in petroleum ex· ploration and production in Oklahoma. Texas and Kansas. The merger would produce combined oil reserves of $5.2 million. A prelimlnary letter of agreement bas been reached by company represen· tatlves and talks are to conlinue lhroa,gb UUs month. .. There are any number of expensive luxury se- dans available today that perform exceedingly well on the tax return . The BMW733i , on the other hand, was built to off er its owner the one asset that seems lacking in many of tociay's expensive automobiles: extraor- dinary performance on the freeway. A benefit that becomes abundantly evident the first time one takes the wheel of the BMW 733i and expenences the kind of exhilarating responS1veness that a 20 11 9 12 16 4 1 most people have all but given up for 2 lost in today's pollution-controlled automobiles. Press the accelerator and the 7331 's fueHnjected 3.3-liter engine responds in a manner that can only be described as exhila- rating ; the six-cylinder power1)1ant is so efficient that Road & Track mag- azine.has called it'' ... the most refined in~ine six·.in the world.'' . All told, the 733i may be the only leased car that's as satisfying to drive dur- ing the rest of the yearas it is during tax season. 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Secured Per11H , .. I llutlnftt .._ -Ml dretMS UMCI by !?le o.olor ~ , ... w .. yewalettNtt,-: ''SAME.'' OATEO· ~ IJ, 191' Meril'" 0.Yll c.-lfl SK.....,Perty fl'utMI ..... 0.8"Qlf CMll Deity Piiot s.p .. ,., ... "· "" ~,. PUBUC NOTICE ................. -· .. ··- 0... ~·· Air Cdtonda ..... Utica • , ... & ....... tbe ......... bold1Qc C09ftnMd ..... ".uou· ...... to • npari flomlMQ.U~cBoiN. 'l'bl ....... ftlcta .................... ,.,.. wta tM CAB IMt Noftm._, U. led the UR ot dcnlM9do all'tbMe 11.nc. UMa; aeept ln May, wlMa tt w11 NCCIDd Oil tbe lllt. t1NDD CAJ 8VLU, ADUNU malt aollett pu...,.. to volllllteer to llff ap tMir Mata wbm a plaae 11 ov.rboolled. Bumplq cu occur oel1 when not enoacb .,.nom vohioteer to •uneader tbef.r p1aeel ln re· tura for IDCJIMU.ry compeu.UOU. A~ to the CAB report for June, the alrlia.'1 bum• rate, thoqh tqbeit ln tbe aa· Uon, 1119 cleelfnecf •UCbU7. In April. tbe rate WU M.51 bu.mp!np per 10,000 PHHnfera. In -··-------June tt wu •.JI bumpa [ ] per 10,000 ,. .. ...,.,.. BlJSINESS Tbe aeeond hl&bHt domestic rate ln June ... _______ __, WH poat.ed by American Alrllnea' domestic fi11bt1 at 2:5.118. Oo lot.mattonal fiJ&htl , Capitol Airways led the lilt with 1S9.l!IT bumpln&a per 10,000 pa11enaer1. BMNIFF WU SECOND AT 32..tz, then came American, with ni1tht.a to Mexico at 26.87, and Unlted, with nigbtl to Vancouver, BriUah Colum-bia at Ul.10. Hughes Alrwest, which topped Uie llat of ln· temational carrier bumps in April, ahowed no bumps for June. An 8,699-aquare-foot building at l~ Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, bu been leued for dlvlaion into ex ec uta v e au itea by th e Newport/Regency Corp .. according to Charles Dunn Co., which represented bot.h the l~sff and the building owner, Arcbala Realty Corp . N. V .. Santa Barbara. Pacific MedJa, a magazine publishing com- pany, has taken a three.year lease oo l ,W square feet of space in the Dove Bwlding, llSl Dove St • Newport Beach. Value of the leasehold is $45,658, accordlllr lo the Newport Beaelt offtee ol hblr11 Proparu. Brok....,. Co., wb1di he9dJed U. t:nlnlaetloe. lrel•e• .. w••Ae•.,,.• PN~ PrvperUet ol N=Beacll bu acqulnd a 4',-.1qua,...,oot fa located at ~1 Hale Ave., ·lntne, from U Corp. of America. Coet exceeded tl.5 mlllloa, aceordln1 to tbe Oran1e County office of Grubb 6 EUii Com- mercial Broker.,e Co., .tdch repreHDtecS the buyer . Tbe bu1lcllnt bu 18,100 tquare fff\ of omces and wuebouae-d.latrtbuUoo fadlittes that lnclude 21-foot ceWn1 clearance. It ii lo lbe Irvine ID· du.atrt.al Complex. ••.,,~llfn••trlWf .. An 8,D>-sqaare-foot buildJ.ac at 2490 Harbor Blvd .. Coat.a Mesa, has been leued u a branch of American State Bank of Newport Beach. Charles Dunn Co. represented the lessor, Im· periaJ Bank, in the long-term sublease totaling $2.S million. The branch was expected to open in October. Prodwtfota Offlre Opeta. Swett and Cr awford ha.a opened a production office tn Newport Beach. John Carroll baa joined the company as production manager of the office. Headquartered in Los Angeles, the company sells cuualty, property and directors• and of. fit'ers. uabalJ ty insurance and reinsurance. MSI Par1• 10-~ntt. IHridfted Directors of MSJ Data Corp • Costa Mesa. have declared dJv1dend of 10 cent.a a share. ll ia the company's tenth consecutive quarterly cub dividend and was paid Thursday lo shareholders of recordon Aug 29. rn-....aea Ottlr~ Ope•• J aye Nystrom and Peggy Ford have opened a temporary personnel office, On·l...Lne, Inc .. at 3723 Birch St., Newport Beach Slaff membe rs Include Ondna Ward, Cheryl Cassman and Anne C Brantly Ov•·r Tiu· <.:ount•·r HA SO Ustift9S • \ n ,,. zt • JO , ,,.. ...... lip• a•d DetmU .. .,, 4 Hf W 'l'Qtttl ll't'I -1 ... tol-t"ll ttll \()·. ''"' -~ tlW Ow< --• c-l~ II .-.. , --•-t "'91 --UO ~ ,."' , ... -· --ttw --... I~ II.._ pH'U"4 ttll c-. ,__ .. --1-,.,,, tor r..,..~ 16 "' U'.. 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WHAT 18 GOING ON IN ltn IN NO way approaches the gamblJ.ni «IY qi 113t. But Lbe get-rich.quick eambllq ID ~ailed ~ino stocks ln tm cannot be ahruued off. Nor can the mania for ao-called takeover atocu <abarea of companies considered .. ripe" for takeover). Nor can the apecalatlon in •tock optlofta by peo. pie who may know the riaka but who aren't prepared to lose every penny they put up. Nor Money's Worth can the out-and-out 1amblin1 in futures -althou1h this camblinc presumably ia by much more aophiaticated speculators. The aame applies to panicky apeculaUoo in commodities, ranlinc from essentiaJ raw materiala to pre- cious metals. (2) Acain. the upside-down relationship between the returns on atocb and bonds that existed in 1929 is the rule, with bonds returning annual Incomes far higher than stocks. ln 1929, a buyer of stocks oo average could obtain an arulUal mum ot 3.47 percent against an average annual return of 4.88 percent on high-grade corporation bonds. If an annual income wu a main incentive, the odds clearly favored sellin1 stocks and buying bonds. In most of the years that foUowed, stock yields returned to the historic position of exceed.ins bond yields by moderate to heavy percentages. Bur STARTING IN THE lMta, bond yields have lopped stock yields. Late this summer, stocks returned on average 5.44 percent against 9.07 percent on bonds. (3) Again, mooey la expensive, although with credit for mortgages and installment loans comparatively simple to get, it scarcely can be described as "tight." In fact, money ia much more costly for many types of loans than it was in 1929 -another scary fact.or. Jn 1929, the commercial rate (equivalent to what we describe a.s the prime rate now) was 7 percent. Now the prime rate, charged by banks t.o their most creditworthy borrowers. is 12~ percent. IN ltzl, THE CALL RATE charged by brokers for customer loans averaged 14 percent. The call rate now is between 1111, and 11~ percent. In 1929. borrowings to buy stock <margin debt), as measured by brokers' loans, hlt $8.5 bllUon There were no federal controls over margin lending. Today borrowings by brokers from all sources are up to $1 us billion. Because of the parallels on this SOlh anniversary, I have been probinl the similarities and analydng the dis- tinctiooa. My umbakable conclaaloo: The distinctions far out· wei&b t.be 1lmllartlies. Nm: 80t0 We e.y Stocks Jump Ahead Despite 13o/o Prime NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market put together a sharp gain today in spite of the rapid spread of a record 13 percent prime lending rate Ill the banking industry. The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals was up 8.45 points to879.18 Gamers led losers by more than a 2 I margin in the tally of .New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. ,fifOf"b In Tltr Spotll91t1 N£.W VOlllC (AP~ ~•H. 4 P"' Prt<~ -Ml C-. of I,,. •ttt"" mo.I ectow New 'f-Siio<>. E «...._ 11.-.. lr..Sl"O ,,.._,,, ~ mew• U.... SI TW Coll> • • 1'7,lllO n ... -.. 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WANT!D ON THE PHONE, ' NANCY 1111111 •• ' DRABBLE DR.SMOCK MISS PEACH - MOW '°"'-0 'IOOJ 6£~ AN ~A·'! '40\I V•O'-l''f £'1t:N ff\/0'4 !~ I IJl.-S iR ALL Nl61t'f tRAMA1'1-t~ ~o~ lll'S 'fW ANO '(OU lrJALI( 1t1l lOlO AlilO (,E'f AN •A" !~ wHA-r's THe MAP POC.1"0R uP-ro "fOPAY!' ... ..._.._ -..... by Gus Arriola by Tom K. Ryan ..... • .. *'~ ............... -.... . . ---------------------------------------··- ··Ne .................. , ..... . by Kevin F_.,. by Mell Lazarius f:°~I~ ~x FEET' TAU.. . TOMY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1DM0t 5 Pno 10 Sca1hl 14Wrong 15 Nrte*tt 16Hautb0y 17 Gen Bred· ~ 11Mte' 2WOtdl 20.,...... 22 St.Ile: Abbr. 23 M#1lnlque "**'° 24~ gp 49 Febric SOBo• S3 To Scot 54 Oilmentle 66 Kind o4 aa.t- Mge 81 a.towed 82 Bl1tl • ,,,.., 63Wonby - 29 Foolae pen DOWN 21 Tocw 1 PYocon 30 "•lll•ildng 2 Like - 34 Dr.-3 NOi a com. 35 Fin.a. 4 Cont91t 34 -Btl¥0 5 8lifore: PY. 37 Go ~ llorM fill 3'V....... 6~ 40 Polyneelen 7 &hor1ed m.nut I T edloul 41 Pvt> ,.,. 9 Comp, pl. 42 Wlt'l'lnt 10 V«ldOut 4a -E.mpi(• 11 Caln'1¥1c- Loy81111t tlm 45.... 12 Almbtlr, 47Tna -e.g. ... ~ 13Aioe I ' UNITED fNtur9 Synd;clte Thurldr{'a Pu ate Sol\ted: •• T l • I In lnlu 0 H I ~ ~~ .1 • . . I I.a ilir, I.... Is r1 L I i: ' . I Ir, I ' l2 ,,!!. • I ( L • 0 • l • 0 or.o •• -· WA Y-OIA •II I l ll lHIOIY I O-llTIAIY I 0 IHIOl•l1 D _, LAl tl Lll ... " . , ... ,,1.-11611 ,.,,_,,. • I '" ll 1• I I '11lLIT-• r. rn r -· .. ' ll•la-• 0 •IO ~II (" . , ··-0 D ,_ I A . ' \. -· .. ·~ I flfAll H ' . I I L al111e•• f .6l•T1 o • 0 II I A I I IOlll A e I L I ( • 0 . ""'''" , Ill II • 19~ 218tall 25~ 21 Photo 27 Ftmed Instr. 21Cloth 29 Allllrtlntl 30Pr!Pl:-- 31 moer.d 32W 33t-.clel 35 Smell bird 3984a:unb 40Boltra.. tenef: 2word• 42Cennier 4" Sh«t ""'*' 48Strong 47 Stylleh 49 Song l50 Tribe 51 ca.. 52eon.... 5.1 Tunny 55allde MBwt- 57 PllQil'9 IMl~ap. IO 8tMr. Abtlr. ,. .,.. .......... --..... ................. .... .. .............. -... -........... _ .. __. ____ ·--·---·----· ' r s JOiia Sev11110 1: GWC Gets ·Raw D*-'al , ... ........... •Itta• .... wind. MW' ,.an ef .....-1111 ud eo.ter pro-••11, • .,._. ,..,. 91 ndedlam _. eoutar ~ .. llMl&Mn Callfonla re..,....... -wtU tie ablft*9 from tile Sautlwrn Cal to tbe MetNPQUt&D Coefarence. · ......_ are phlc to offtdalb foJ' tM 1-..i ldlool,..,.. NOW, t'Oa TBOI• WBO A&•N'T too famWar wU.b leotr•Pb.Y, that mtau GWC wlU bave to drtw put Santa llomca to meet ltl oppalt- Uon. A.ad tbe new oppoaWon will Nllde DI 1ueb plac~ ~~enfteld, Woodlad Hllla, Puadlaa TM~ llu a1readJ bliln drawa ., bJ a special eommlttee. All Ul.at'• Wt ........ m18ol' mMifc.UDm, • P1Watatica at the Oct.. Com· mlttee of Atbletlca m .. tllll. aad a ftoal •ote bJ the COA bl December. and vu nQ"I. . 11..t people OD the GWC eampaa are :a and rilbtfully ao. Some aN accualq the BOW WILL TBB NEW relequlq affect area JC1f Well, ult ltaDda todaJ, lt won't make uy difference for Oren1e Cout; Saddleback will move a step up In cl&la; And Golden West ls aet· t1q a raw deal. Under the proposal, OCC would stay In the Soutb Coat Conference and be jOlned by Sad· dleback ad Santa llODica, with Groumoot and San Dleto Mesa clepartlq. who nm tbe South Cout Conference ol coaa acy. Tbe maddest, and ma.t vocal, ii GWC football Coacb a., Shackleford. "The Qew releagu.1n1 proposal la (bleep)," says Shackleford. "We're boplnC it rete chanled or it doesn't ao through at all." The unfortunate, ancf mOll ridiculou.s part, ls that Golden West -a natural for the South Coast USUAUY A MILD·llANNEaED lDdividual, Sbackleford's blood boil.I concernlna the luue. ''Tb.ls ls all brought about by Prop. 13. It gripes my butt, that's wbat it does," he continues. fl6Straight PATB Steinke Worry? Not a Oiance By ERNIE CASTILLO Of .... Oelty ~ , .... Contrary to public opinlon, not all field goal kickers are flakes. Ju.t most of them. "People do think we're weird," admits Utah State placeldcker Steve Steinke. "I'm sure every position has wackos but probably not as mucb as kickers. We Just tend to stand out more " AND PLAY LESS. Like relief pitchers, placekickers make on· ly brief appearances and even then, they eo unnoticed unless the chips are down. But that's when all the pressure Ju.st hap· pens to fall on their ankles. Jf they make the kick, they're heroes. If they don't, they're goats. No wonder so many of them look like they need hair transplants when the season's · over. Steinke doesn't worry about labels any more than he sweats over pressure. And that, as much as his uncanny knack at splitting the uprights, is what has made t.he Fountain Valley High grad one of the nation's best collegiate kickers. .. MOST PEOPLE BELIEVE kickers are under a lot of pres· s ure. That's not necessarily true," says the 5·~. 175-ee>und soccer-bred junior. "We have to concentrate a great deal and I don't have Ume to worry about pre11ure. baU at the OO·yard line. Steinke, wbo bad earlier missed from 49 yards out, promptly blew a 39- yard attempt. "I JUST MISSED IT, that's all," be shrugs. "I shanked it off to the right. I kept my head ·--.. down and followed through but I just didn't kick it well." Fortunately for Steinke, San Jose was offside on the play and • he got another chance to redeem himself, this time from the 34. yard line with t.he clock r eadine 0:00. ·'I was pretty happy to get another chance and save the team from losing," he s ays. "Coach always said to never g.lve a &UY a second shot or he'll beat you. I felt pretty confi· dent." STEINKE CERTAINLY didn't get any help from the partisan San J0&e crowd nor the Spartan coaches. They used every trick to distract him, including the old "call time out a nd make him think about it it '' ploy. "I guess they called time out about three times," Steinke says . "I didn't even know it WlW everybody ha d run onto the field . We called one ourselves to make sure everything was right but I wasn't worried about it. I just worried about making the kick." He did, or course, glving Utah State a 48-48 tie and part of an NCAA record for the bigbeat scoring tie game In major col- lege history. ONLY LATER did be find out he bad kicked with an injured foot. "I'm tired ol lettlnl Up service from people in the 'South Cout Confennce. "Coaebea over tbere 1ay we need to promote junior collect football and then they don't do a damn tblna to eet a new reJeaguing done. "Nobocl)' ca.res that we're not beini admitted where we belona. It's the same old tblng, every· body wants to take care ol their own buddies. U Cout and Fullerton are concerned, like they say they are. then ther ought to 1et on the bandwaaoa and get more loca teams . "We're not the rookie on the block anymore. We've paid our dues." IRONICALLY, GWC'S PaP.SmENT, Dr. Lee Stevens, helped draft the proposal. ·'Nobody ln the athletic department bu talked to me personally. But, yea, I have beard that a few of the coacbell aren't pleased about the releagu. ing," says Stevens. "One thine people have to undentand is just because I'm on the committee doesn't mean Golden Weat ia going to eet any special treatment. I have a responsibility to look at the whole thing. not just take special care of Golden Weal. ''WHATS HAPPENED in the releaguing is a whole series of events," says Stevens, emphasiz· ing that he's only spealdnt for himself and not the rest of the committee. "Factors included the cost CSee RELEAGUING, Page Bt> *. * * Re leaguing Proposal For JCs· The propo~ed conference alignments South Coast Orange Coasl Saddleback Cerritos Fullerton M t San Antonio Santa Ana Santa Moruca MetropoUtan Golden West Bakersfield E l Camino Long Beach CC LA Valley LA Pierce LA M lss10 0 Pasadena FooWll Antelope Valley Barstow CerT'O Coeo Ch alley Citrus College or the Desert Mt. San Jacinto San Bemardmo Vactor Valley Border Im penal Valle} San Diego Mesa Mara Costa \rrossmont Palomar San Diego CC Southwestern Western Allan Hancock College of c~nyon~ Compton LA Trade Tech Moorpark Oxnard Jt'1 an attitude like that that baa helped Steinke connect on his lut 66 PATs, including 31 as a colleatan. At Utah State, be baa bit OD 21 o( 28 field goal at· tempta, including Cour against Pacific a year ago. All of which, of course, be downplays. "After I took the tape off In the locke r room, I couldn't 11~~~~~:iiii~~~ i.jfi1i3-~ii!~~~~ walk," he says. "I felt my foot - Santa Barbara We t I.A Ventura "PATa are no big deal," he sa7s. "A straight klck from 00 yards out shouldn't be too bard to make.0 • Even with 11 savage players ll')'ing to block it? •'YOU CAN'T WORRY about that," be aaya. •"That's wby we got people blocldna. They can blow people out. We practice a lot on our ldckinc eame with a live rush IO we're pretty good at keeplnl them out.' If St«nke sounds like be has lee In bis bloodlt.ream, It items • from the fact Utah State bun 't bad a ldct blocked in two 7eara. Sdll, belDI hwna.n, he does ad· mil lM felt the pressure twice in bla career and one ol tbole oc· cuiom Jlt ltill flwh lD bll mlnd. ID IHt Sat•rda7•1 PCAA ()9eller, UtO state trailed San ,... State, U-45, with three MeODdl Wl in the aame ud the might have been broken but X· <See STEINKE, Pa1e 81) HIOH-STEPPINO ALL-CIF RUNNING BACK KERWIN BELL OF EDISON HIGH. Southern Cal Cypress East LA Glendale Edison a Heavy Favorite Tonight Los Angele~ CC LA Harbor LA Southwest Rao Hondo Riverside New Faces, Syatems Unveiled in Prep Football Openers Tonight's ~ames, Odde The Game The Time The Line ""1IWt Hl1x1 vs. Mater Det at ~ Bowl tUmgtm Beach vs. 1:-0fona del lW at Newport f.stn:ia vs. cm at t\Jnmgton Bead! 7 :30 Matef De1 by 6 7:30 CdM by 7 8 Embyl6 El ~ vs. F<Ultain Valley at ()'qe r.oast SlilebD vs. Marina It Westminstef Vin:ia at Irvine 8 fVby 7 8 ~kbyl 7:Jl Valencia by 3 Blanton '1 Ea1les ba•e the capability to sprlnl an uptet, wlth quarterback Dave Larimer, tilht end Tony ~ lineman Alan Akana <240) runner Guy Olful.D amoaa the ·anenal. .Rlcb Amaral <tonaUlUa) b doubtful for Estancia at wide re- ceiver. ud he'll probably be replaced tw eltMr Jilk• S..-. or Abel Cadria. Jacobi and Scott Glem will ltart beblnd Gaddla, but Pat Evans la alao l1ated to 1et couiderable dut1 •a rumrtDa back. "We've beard Newport la a aprintout team," 1171 Mater Del Coaell WaJD• Coebnua, "aad tbat 11 1ometbJa1 tllat bae alwa)'I ..._ ua trouble. OW ol· femlft ..... OUI' ..... q\llMtkm to beamwwed." •ATD D&I eowlt.n with re· tunallll ...,.. Pldl lpeeC!el" .t qu~ IM two ftlck nm- nin1 back1-Al Varllco aad John lt1P•"'· ......... frallt llM dlllt ....... 111 ..... from tMkll to tackle. l'OUIUID ValleJ Coach Ma. lllllHr, ta Ilia dtln1t u th• a ..... ·._. ... ; tt....,. o1 • Dorado ......... ott .... . .~ ................ . Art tM _,_.... Cll' ata ' Ph• CoaftreDct c~mplon !•J'ODI Oftreoaftdent? ·'I don't think so.'· says Mifner. "Nol with so many young players on this team . But we're looking Corward to getting afte r somebody." Keith Elcbards will start at tailback behind quarterback An· dy De Luca, wilh Junior Steve Southward, still nursing a leg pull. also slated to see con· aidenble duty. Out of the game is Rob Emerson, a defensive back aDd spilt end. with a dislocated fiD1er. COSONA DEL llA& unveils Its Junior combination of quartel'back Clay T\lcker and tailback Cbri1 Brl1bt behl.Dd 225 -pound linemen Scott Carpeater and Kory Burwell, but lt wlD be without the beneftt of c:enter·llnebacker Brlan O.rev_.., Who la bobbled with a u .. ~. · Kirk Swart.bout will 1tart at Uoebacktr and Gree OllOD 1tart1 at center for the l.QJW'9d Derente:. • •ou mueat queatton <of· t .. l•t lbM) toea up •1aloat Corou CW llar'1 beats~ (a d tfea1l¥1 llne kefed bJ BW"Wtlll Md Carpent.r ). ''Out qaHUODI are 1oiDI to bt u1wered rt,bt away," HJ• H....,..._ Beach Coach Dave ·Van llocnbek .. • ''Cu ..... ud lyrwtll IDQ .. fOOrMLL. , ... •> ~ ... Angels Face , Milwaukee MILWAUKEE <AP> -The . \ flrst·plac:e Angels, leading the American League's Western Dlvlaion by three games over Kansas City and rtve games over Minnesota, begin a three· 1ame 1erie1 a1ainst the Milwaukee Brewers tonight (5:30). Lefthander Frank Tanana, 6-4. will pltcb far the An1ell •lain.st ri1bt·bander Larry Sorensen, 14·13, 1n the aeries opener. Tanana pitched 5\.il lnnlnc• 11•lmt the Bnrwen lut &mclay and 1'9Ceived credit for bl.a ftrlt victory llnce June. Tanana wae 1idellned for uarl.1 three rnoottee becauee of tendtn1t11 1D bll pltcblq arm. Injuries to Tanana ancf other Aqel pltcben bave CO:Gtributed to U.e tam'• poor eanaed run aver• ol •.ae, Dlatb t.t in tbe , AL. • ..._ Dave t'rott, 1"''· who bu llelMl lldtUMd becaUH of a IOrt rilbt tlbew • WOii 't plteb lo thll ••rle1, accordlo1 to llaaqer Jim rr.toll, Wbo Hid tbe bll. rtald-bandlr •• ,. pitch OM ol tbe IUMI in ltUIU City HJtt week lf tbe tlbow fetll Mt· w . Nola Rf• la ac!Mchalitd to• It.art fw the MIW Sa~&f uct Jim Ban ue to Pl1'D ._ Sunday. ' • B~giln'e Diaeaee Fatal To Young San Diego Fan r,.. .. ....._ SAN DlEQO • lbr. ~ we1 b4'Md Ill Th'8ftlda7 lD a cem. Nf'J nllM ...... .,._., wu aa .,,...,....... aa.m.. . ,,. boJ t fto loved bU ... fillt I ...... , ol ll1e lut OU.,...... ~ MertJ tal, CJtlil ol Hoqkla'I Ota· ..... HI dropped from.• ...... tO '-tt Nl\aNd to quit .... ~ baM9 or wriUq. D., 9"-clQ, b• bW.h mode& tan ud 1pen tbJP1. Tbit t.blq1 hi put totet.her ta m~r•9M ...-. M•uW\al Dave W\atl kl \be San D6 eo Pad" outftekSer who wu Byron'• lkero, vt;lltid him lft J\llJ ud arranaed for the fOW\llW to ... • 1•me Byron bad bell> u IM walhd IM"OUdb oato the neld and loto the Sen 04qo d~'· t la~bed with the playera and talked about aporta Wlnnekt •°"" b\&lnd blm once. Nobody lD ~ 1tancl1 klw' about Tt and before the came Byroa wu t.den to e rq\llar ... ,, but bla eyu t hlned wilh happLDeu n. ~ wbtm a~-. cnot.he.r nnt spotted u • lump on Ilia Md ln lrrt IP,..~ Uuw&h h1I cbfft, maillot It almoel lmpoMibl• to br.atht1 Hla hair f, ll out u t.be radiaUoo treat· mtnt and medkaUon ln<'f'H.Hd Byron. tn a.nd out o( th.-holp&lal. kept up with bueball on hla r.ctlo and tt"levl&.lan, Aftd hls pa,..ntl vlalt.ed bJm almost f\ t-1") d.ilt. 'nwo htt di~ laat Sunday 1t lhe 11e of 13. "W(' ~ lft htm rorpe "'<'loved him,·• an uncle aald. -----q..,,,. •f dw D•9 ----~ "rta:ma Stat• rootbaU roach Fra.alt Km, afler C'al "$ ~Campbell r1pl>fd I.he Sun Devils for 271 yarda Ul • tr t ~f't "C'ampbt"tl pul on a clinic. You could md.• a ><"a.son 's h.i1hli1hl mm off what he did In that ~ lamt" l! ~·s not a areal quarterback we're In bi& troubM> •· l-.tl~a.r '• B --~r Pe.,era Tll'I••, 1 ·4 Kett Lallclreau hit a leadoU home run in lhe • top of lhe 12th inning otr ace reliever Jim Kera Thursday rught to ignite the Minnesota Twina' 7·4 victory over Texu . . Southpaw ... Gllldry fashioned rus 11th straight victory since the All·atar break, p1tchmg the Yankees to a 10·3 win al B!>Ston . . Mike Flanagu gained his 22nd victory with ninlh·tnning relief help rrom Don Stanbouae as the Baltimore Orioles whipped the Blue Jayi;, 10 4 .. With a pafr of bases· empty homers, Dave Revering helped power Oakland to an 8·3 victory over Milwaukee . . Rain in Detroit forced cancellation of the lndians·Tigers game . . Pinch hitter Ru8t y Staub knocked in a pair of runth·1nning runs with a bad·hop single that Hflt.>d Montreal to a 4.3 victory over the Ctucago Cubs ... Steve Carltoa hurled 8'1:1 strong innings and Pete ao.e got four blta to help lhe PhllliH nip the New York Mets, 2-1 ... Veteran LANo .. •u• knuckleballer Phll Nlekro pitched a six· hilt.er u Atlanta beat I.he San Francisco Ghrnt.a, 4·1 ... Rain forced postponement of the Cardinals· Pirates game In Pills· bur1eh. It will be made up later If It affects the division race. Buffalo Plat1• Through OKLAHOMA CITY There 'i. probably never !I been a hazard quJte like the one at Trosper Park Golf Course . "One of the golfers walked an and asked me how much the buffalo had to pay to get on the 10th 1reen." pro shop manager Jonya Christensen sajd Wednesday. She said greenskeepers had spotted tracks several days ago, but her "beware of the burralo"' speeches drew only snickers. They quit snickering on Wednesday. Ms. Christensen said the buffalo was spotted about 3:30 p.m. PoUce and animal control officers arrived and the chase was on. Eluding the golf earls and pickup trucltl, t.be buffalo raced put a shocked foursome putUng on the l2tb greeo. Three tranquilizer darta didn't seem to pbue the beaat. which appeared to quit three hours later ortly because Jt Cot. tired. A poUce spokesman sald the pet butrato'a owner bad re· ported lt ml.sslng several days ago, but officen thouaht It was a crank call. ,.,, ............ A DYING BYRON PRATHER MEETS DAVI! WINFIELD. Not a 8l•9le /ffb• fer T.,u• Roser Twila, a Spokane r1ilroad worker. • went into \he American Bowling Congress record books Wednesday night when be rolled conaecuUve 300 games In sanctioned league play Jl wu the 13th time In history such a fleat b as been ac · complished ... The richest-ever beach voUeyball tourna· ment. with a total purse of Sl0,000, will be held lhla weekend al King Harbor In Redondo Beach . . . American .!nu White sur1ved a dJfflcult, physical race and a protest lo win the men's 800-meter gold medal Thursday on lhe final day of competiUoo In the World UnJverslty Games at Mexico Clly. White clocked 1: 48.87 but dldn 't gel an official victory unW aft.er '!':Jirotest, filed because of josUlng which led to a fa.11 by Br an A1~11o Gaimares, was disallowed ... Golfer Tom WaUoll rushed home by pnvate Jet from t.he Ryder Cup matches ln West Virginia to be with hus wife In Kansas City when she delivered a seven.pound, four-ounce baby girl Watson arrived two hours before the birth Unbeaten CubanJto Perez or Wclllm1nster knocked out Willie DuJel1 at 1: 18 of the first round of a scheduled lO·round lightweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles . . New Jersey Athletic CommiKsioner J ersey Joe Walcott officiciJly suspended the trainers of boxer Matthew Saad Mllbammad for using an Illegal s ubstance to close a cut In his title fight with Joba Conteh . Promoter AUeen Ea&oa of the Olym · pie Audllonum has reteasoo former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks from bis scheduled bout there Sept. Z7 . She says she released Spin.ks so he could go through with plans ror • bout ln London Oct. 24. ------Baseball Toda ff -----~ On this date In baseball in 1968 WilHe Horton's RBI single capped a ninth·inning rally to give the Detroit Tigen; a 5 4 wan over the Oakland A's und Denny McLaJn his 30th wan of the season. McLain wa::. the first maJOr league patcher since the St. Lows Cardinals· Dizzy Dean in 1934 lo reat'h the 30-wln plateau Oo Uus date an 1951 Bob Nieman of the St LoUlb Browns, batlmg againal the Boston Red Sox. homered an has first two major league at bats On \his date in 1923: First baseman George Burns of the Red Sox pulled orr an WlA.!slsted triple play against the Cleveland In· diaos . Today's Birthdays: San Otego Padres broadcuter Jerry Coleman, wln· ner of tbe 1.9:iO Babe Ruth Award as World &tr1e1 MVP. ia 5.5. Former major league pitcher Stan Williama la 43. Teieeule-, ••tile TV: No event.I scheduled. RADIO: Baseball -An&ela at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m .• KMPC (710); ClnclnnaU at Dodeers, 7 :30 p.m .• KABC (1IO). . Retl ln'IJOile i BASEBALL I GOLF" Spoiler Roi~ For Dodgers? ., I \ I ~ ANO&Ll'A CAP > -The Lot Anc• ... Dodpn aad Clo· etnned Jtedl N&a.t ..ui muy thouiJst would N U.. thowdown Hrlel for Uwt H~! Leape WHt tJtJe at Dodc•r &Udiwn lonJO&. Ttie Red.t are there. all rt_... Tber lead the divltlon by •~ 11me1. But tb• Dodt•rt are 1truu.Una to 1et back to ta.. ,., m•rlr~ lo-fact. lf Clnclnn.U wln1 two of UM three t•mea la lhla aertet, Loa Anaelea wUJ be matbemaUcatly eJJmln•t.ed from the NLWeat pennant race. "WE KNOW TREY can e 11 m Ina t.e ua. " taJd 1bort.at.op Blll Ruaaell. who homered ud drove In three runa ln tbe Dodten· M victory over San Dleto Thursday nltbt. "But we're oot 1oln1 to ,ive It to them. 1b1a LI still an mportant aertea to us." The Dod1en are wit.bin six games of the .~ mark, lhe clo1est they've been to the break-even point ainc:e June 21. Giants Pick Dave Bristol SAN FRANCISCO <AP> Dave Bristol. interim mana1er or the San Francl.aco Giant&, has been named mana1er or Na· tional League team ror the 1990·81 aeuons, the team an· nounced today Bristol. 46. baa been acti.na as manager slnce Joe Altobelli was fired Sept 6 wben owner Bob Lune 18.Jd he was not aatiafied with \he team's performance The G1ant..s had been nounder 1ng an fourth place 1n \he NL W"t alte r comp1Lang an 89 7J re cord la.st season. the club's be5t s ancl' 1973 The lh1rd-pl1tce hrush in 1978 was the fi rst muk above 500 In sax yeur.i Altobelli, 47, wai. namt.'<1 lht" Auoc1aled Presi. 's manager of the year last season He managed the Giant.I for leas than three seuoM after six con1ttut.lve wuuung seuona u manager of the Balti m ore Oriol~' mmor It-ague fr:.nctui.e In Rochester. N Y Rrutt.ol. who began the 1\C&!>On Ml third bas<' C'oach. ha' tx-en with the G1anl'> two yt-ctr:'I "We're lr)'lJlt. to 1•t to .ooo. trylnC to aaJv.1• the HllOft," 11ld ca~ber Joe Fertuaon. who 1 doubled twice and drove a.t two 1 run1 in t.ht victory over t.M 1 Padr•. "If we do set to .500. that lo ti.elf wW be aomet.biD&. "WE nai.: %1 GA•&B under . '°°at the All·ai-r break <38-SJ)., ao to do It would be aome k1nd ol baaebMJI " T he Dodaert. w~o are M· 19 ainee the A.11 ... blr break, need to wtn lJ ot LIMlr rema!nina IAl1l• to tel to ·*· Lot AD••I• bLlllt. U • l-2 Je~ after •Ix UaoJ.na• Thundu Diebt. but t.be Padres 1ot back into lt wllh a foar.f'Wl elptb, three on Da ve WUatleld'a 31st home run of the year. WIJ\lleld drove ln rour · run. ln alt. glvln1 hlm 107 RBI ' lhl1 year. Ken Brett took ~er alter Wl.n· fleld'1 homer off Dave Pat.teraoo and retired the rlnal five Padres In order to record his second aa ve. preserving the win for starter J erry Reuss, 6·13 "IT'S NICE to save one for a friend," saJd Breu. ''I'm happy with my role here ll'11 funny, but after I was released by Min· neaota I was prepared t.o take \he s ummer off "I WU in AUantic City, my brother called and told me about tbe Dodgers• p1tchln1 problems so I called <Mwiager Tommy J Lasorda ·· Reuas left after working five inning&. He ha.a had a nagging cold and also complamed of dlUIDes!I "I DIDN'T CONSIDER not i>tart1ng," said lhc lanky left· hander "I wanted lo sec how 1 felt warming up r wai;n 't great, but I deC"1ded t.o go on " Bob ShJrley. 7 15, the first of four San Diego pitchers. took the loss T hird base coach J>rei.ton Comel handled the managcnal du t1e1"1 r or t he Dci d g e rl>. Lasorl1a'a mother , C1trme ta. died earlier Thursday at her home 1n Norris town. Pa . Funeral services are Monday so Lasorda won't be on hand ror t.be i.e raes with the Hedi. Pitching the opener tonight will be BilJ Bonham. 1' ~.for Can c·innat1 aga1ni.t rnoki<' R1c-k Sut<'hffr, 11 9 f' ,.... ragr • 7 STEINKE WORRY?. • • rays were negative so J guess it '1 just a bad bru11e · · It waan't the finsl time Steinke looked black and blue. Last year, as the only obstacle between Miami. Fla. running back Ottis Anderson Cnow with the St. Louis CardJoals I and the 11oal line after a kickoff. he tried to play defense with no s uccess "I TRIED TO CUT RIM ofr at the sideline but he ran right over me." Steinke says ··1 tned to make the uckle, 1r you can call It a tackle.·· This year. the k1ckorr urut- known aa the Bleeding Bulls- has set a goal or not only giving up zero touchdowns, but keeping the opposition inside the 2().yard line on n-ery kickoff It's Stelnke'R only maJor goal of the year "I Just want to help the team wm and I'll do whatever I have lo do lo arcompllah that," he says "That's why I'd rat.her kic k a PAT than a field goal .. J figure 1f I 'm doing \hat, we're M:Oring seven points in· stead of three " Yaz Treated as Royalty Baseball Standings Mr. Y astrzemski Goes to Washington BOSTON <AP) Carl Y11trzem1ki, the Boston Red Sox slusger who became lhe first American Leaaue player to set 3,000 career hlll and 400 home runs, beaded for Washlntton and a po11lble vialt with President Carter al \he White House todiay. The announcement of • meeting with Carter was made ln Boston by the Red Sox Thursday . nlpt. However, Carter'• schedule bad blm view· did former player Ken Harrelson, who called Yaatrzemski "a symbol of Red Sox baseball." Harrelson, now a color commentator on Red Sox telecuta, read a congratulatory tele1ram lo Vaz from Bobby Orr. the former Boston Brulna star. enshrined In the Hockey Hall of Fame Wednddav. ·lnt bu;nWane dama1e much of the day today, re· ·Gr b E • turn.tnc ta'Waab.lnlton for an hour of other appoint· a am n 1 oys meat.I ud Ulen leavin1 for Camp David. '.I A WNCllZON wtth the Muaacbuaetta coo· · 1r..,1Gnal del911Uon, headed by Houae Speaker Thomu P. O'Neill, alto wu on Yutnemakl'a 1cbe4uletoday. Memwbtle, hi. wammatea were in Balttmore for a ,._. wlt.b the Oriol ... Yutnemald, 40, collected bl• 31..~h hit WedMIClq ldlbt ID• 1•m• 11alnat tb• New York Yuk... , d TM dtiJ celebrated Tbunday, and 1 crow •dm.a.d bJ police at 20,000 mobbed Bolton'• bll· torlc Qal8c1 llarbt in front ot FuueU Hall to pay tri ............... llllJW K..m B. Wb.lw Ud declared Tbunday ,.Clil'l Ywta-Mi D91.1• Michigan Courses GRAND BLANC. Mich. <AP> -Tber, aeema to be aomethln1 about lllcb11an that brtn• out \he betl ln David Grabam•a aolf 1ame. Tbe U·year-old Au1tra1Jan won tbe POA Cbamp6omb1p at famed Oakland H!U. Just alx wMka qo, bl.I nnt victory of IQ1 kind lD thr .. ye an. Tbunday Graham Wll'*ll1 t.b1I ttme for• crack at tbe Buick Open at Wannetc Hll1a Country Club, aMut 10 mllee nort.b ol Dltrott, and ti. ftred a , ........... ,... ftnt-round • to tie wltb fov otben for leemd plea bebJad co-.. ..,. C.ar Suudo and Ed Doqlwt)' wbo w•N in at I-under 81. "I bav• a lot of 1ood memort.. of place. wlHre I 've p la1•d ••ll, •• Ora•am aald. "llelDOl'W ol OUJA.d IWle.,. an.... to me. uu I ot a ebaDce, maJbe J'rida~ I'll clriY• tbe ... for elmer.'' ~ bed to wait ou& a oae-bov, etitat-..._ nda dillaJ befor'9 M could run IMMD• a 1Moot ..... putt OD bll J.lt!t t1Joa. k» trab 8 lbar9 ol tile .... wtdl laoudo. ~ wbo ......... ,.,.. llDce Jtbdal • .... toar ·-off .. ...,. .n.n.oon ... baa ' to plaJ *919 iNi;t DIM ftnt. lie bid bit Ida ... lbot OD tlM '11-1~1 par.four nlMll ~ -h&I ._ ud ftllal lllrer et me 1'0aad -WtMn • tlnmdemarm bl .... ...,. ,. I AMEaJCAN LEAGVE ""' Dlvtaioa An1ela Kanau City Minnesota Texas Chicago Seattle Oakland I w L Pct. GB 80 66 .548 77 69 .527 3 75 71 .514 5 73 74 .4W7 7"42 63 82 .434 16~ 61 86 .415 19~ 51 96 .347 29~ Eaa& Dlvllloa Baltimore Milwaukee Boa too New York Oetrott Cleveland Toronto W L Pd. GB 9S 49 .680 85 81 .m u . 81 82 .• 13~ 19 S4 .552 15~ ' 78 88 ·* 11 74 71 .510 Zl~ 48 99 .311 ·~ ,.... ..... ac.... ._ .... v.ntt,.....,J leltl""'9 IO,,.,_, , ............ ~.,.-.. ,...., 0... ..... 1,Ml--J Ml--.1, feHH 1121M~l ()ftly ....... !KloNY ... ,. ... , .. ._ ,......l'l'_ ... , .. Ml .. MIMe~ UU),ft (_I_, l~ ... l .. 1" ........ IMMltHl,11 ....... CM-., IMI et l•NI_.. ~ ... 11. II Otlr .. t ICJlr">tl ...... V_,,. ....... l,11 o....... ILotl•r• lt·U I •• ClllUt• l-...~1141,11 ....... ~•wet K-Off to.• '"'"·" llllllftMMU (OelU U.IOI •C T•aet U...111• 1a.u1.11 NATIONAL LEAGUE Wea DIYta&n CtncinnatJ Houaton 0oct1en San Francisco San Dieeo A ti ant.a W L Pct. GB 83 63 .568 81 64 5.59 I ~ 70 76 .479 13 . 64 83 .435 191~ 62 85 .422 21 ~ 57 88 .393 25"'2 EutDlvt.sa- Montreal 85 M .807 Plttlburab 8T 51 .804 St. Louil 78 u .535 10 Pblladelpbja 14 Tl .510 13~ Cb lea10 73 71 .507 14 New Yon ~ a .315 31 ~ SPECIAL PURCHASE OfU.MI• ,..... ..... c.. IDCUTIYI CAii . . . 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At stake will be $10,000 in prize money, $4,000 of which aoes to the first place team. Competitioo, which begins Fri- day at 9 a.m .. nma through to Sunday afternoon at King Harbor Seaside Lagoon. The fourth annual event bas attracted most of the nation's beat two-man teams, including several comprised of players from the Int e rnational Volleyball Association. Dally ,. ... s ........... ADRIAN DANTLEY (4) WAS TRADED TO UTAH THURSDAY. Haywood Is Ecstatic He Becomes Laker; Dantley Traded to Utah .... ,. ... . . .. ... . .. . . ...... ,..,., ~ 14. 1179 DM.Y PILO.f ... It's a Mesa Blitz a,waca•••N 'lifliii ........... 'fte .., ..... ......, • c.ta ..._ IDO'• .... m. ""*' eornd 'ftllllrldq ... U laDta Au .._.,..._._bed a N -.Jeape foot. NU Mtieek. AllOMG 1'llS .810 defmmn planJaLJI~ Dllpl..,_ -.ntct ... a,_ PGUIJl 1a a MUOD ._.. ~· by Bnt TbompMJD. KaW•ae.: OIGIJl'lll•W•· , CNda ~om l'rendl'I ......... domJaat.d Brian lle..s and' IOke Milla wl a Irey tumble ... tb• ...... ti'om ltart to ftalab befont 2.-0 al eo .. ey by Tbompeoo to atop tbe Salata at tbe ... ! Newport Barbor lllita wttb a wtaed pe•m, at· 20. • taek, • GftiaD MriM th.at teemed ...,,.. ... aad 'J'n'eal of ll•a'I Came WU lbe toaebdown a .,.._ Ua.t allowed lbe 8abda bat U Juda net artH a1 La paued to 1'leld for 14 Jardl, to Bner ud DO ftnt dowu ID CM MeCIDd ba!f. for 15, nm for 12. puaed to a.ow aplD for n1De I .,.. llAD A awn to aeon more, bat tlaal :::; ==.:!~ ::;,."' 10 aad .... yardl to will ecme," Mid Prwb. •1 ttwactat our lltUe nm- Dbla beet <a.rta Stark~a) did a Pl"ett1 load job, TD PINAL scoaE wu hardb' lndicatlve of ...... our dlfwe, all"' them, did .. belhaYa job... Ute tb:nlldaa edmiDiltered by tbe ............ wbo 8W'bDab MOred the w1lmiq toacbdown in Ule dnwe to the Santa Alla 10 early, onl7 to see the 1teoad qu.arter 11(ben be took a pilcb from threat ftale to a q>earlnC penalty . ~k B1Jl Lux u the latter wu bei.q llaa wu at the· Santa Ana 18 ln tbe aeeond •wanned wader at the llDe of acrtmmace and period. but Rick Stewart'• well-timed lnterceptioa ICooMd °"" ~ from aeven yards out for the ln the end zone killed the drive. toaebdowD, e..,.... aa 80-yard drive. And In the ftna1 period, tbe lluatanp drove 51 Tbe .__key, of coune, was Lux, the t-1 yarcb to the Santa Alla ftve-yard line, only to be Kuatanc quarterback. turned away by aootber lntercept1on, tbil time Tbe 1t78 Sea View Leape Player ol the Year with llartln Tbomu lnt.e~ in a crowd. wu nearly UllltoDPable wtUl bis llPtniD.1-Wi:e re-But all in all, It wu an impieaaive tint outing le .... tn tlM 1lnt lrilt, e<>mpletloc 10 ol 11 lor US for ea.ta lleaa, a team with alow-atartin& tenden· yarcb. ciea--sceonll.ae to Prencb. A QVICK a&LEASl:T H1a 50-yard boohp to * * * * * * Dan Bauer came alter tatlq ooe step back from ._..., ..,._ ,_........ "' ,~ the center 1nap. H1a darts to Bauer, lltke f'ieJda :!!'.:.. : : : :::! "-••ie.;:::....~ Ho and Darren Llnd.aay melted the effeetlvenesa of a CM~~VFG $A-r-un i~i.: Pr-• •·41: highly~ Santa Alla aecoodary. ~:=:.! ~~ llikk l•llHl =·,~~: O.vln ).16; River• 1 .. ; "Santa Ana may have a ftne aecoodary," Said A-1 ... IHUfNleol CM~ux 11-l°'; S...krn•n 10-74; French. "But you 're not 101 .... to atop Lux." M•rtln ._io: o.sn.,.1.J. ..._ 0-SClttlMks l .. YNNI .. _... Field goals were traded early in the second SA CM s•-f'r-llnM ).1,33. Period, tlrat a Zl·yarder by Gre1 McLeod, the.n a ,,,.,,...,_ • 10 CM-l.wr 1~u2. n •. lllU"°""Y-'Ot U.IOS 41-1'2 I ........ lt•elvitte 26-yarder by the Saints' J esa Zamora. P~·~.,•rd> u 1s. s•-fl1..,.. '·":st._ 1-11 Puw\ 7 1J.4 1074 1 CM 8•uH • 8S Ff•ld 1·11 THE MUSTANGS SWITCHED tactics at _P_""_" _____ ~13 __ ,_u_L1_"°_~_.,).4_1·_SCMti_.....,_1_-• __ halftime, choosing to slick to the ground with Lux ,----------------- operating the option a1ainst a Saint.a' defenu, Jia Marina VlllJcswam already in a state bf sbellabock from the fint ball --.-·· French's move proved rieht as the Muatanga• .._,..'ff fj aerial bllt.z. ® 1 ABBll possession tactic allowed Santa Ana few chances. ~~J. Speedway Closes Season Tonight It will be Kin& of the IUll nil.ht at the final re- gular season showing of the speedway motorcycles .at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa tonJgbt. The four top handicap riders this year will vie in the competition with gates opening at 8: 30 and the first beat race set for 8 o'clock. After toaleht'1 action, only the U.S. nationals re- main OD Saturday, Oct. 8 at the Fairpwnds. Competlq ID tonllbt'a two-out~f.three mat.ch action are Huntfniton Beach's Alan Christian, Dave Sima of Ora.nae •. Gene Woods of Newport Beaet\andBradOxle7ofSanClemente .. DIESELS LARGE SELECTION I 1 SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -Spencer Haywood is a happy man. Not only was the lO·year National Basketball Association veteran traded from the club with the worst record in the NBA, he brings bia ald.lla to a title contender that sorely lacked what the powerful forward may orovide. The riders will be paired m two, two.lap beats 842·2000 W.9poin~aga~~wu~g~~ab~~ c~~th~t.be~~~~n~m-~---~--~ __ r_i_~_t.be_~_·_~'~===============~ jury last season and dipped to 17.3. The Lakers ac· ~the lfill trophy. quired the Notre Dame all-American in a•four- The Utah Ju.z announced· the trade Thursday that sent Haywood to the Loe Angeles Lakers in a straight player deal for third-year forward Adrian Dantley. AT 818 NEW YORK HOME, Haywood was ebullient: ''TbU is the greatest thing to happen to me. Winning a championship bas always been my primary ~oal and now I'm with a contender " Dantfey could not be reach~ for -comment Thursday. Aa officials of the two clubs see it, both teams will profit bytbe trade. ••WE'VE BEEN T&YING all summer to ac- quire a strong forward to complement thiB team." said new Laker Coach Jack McKinney, "and we feel we've come up with one of the fine players in the league in Spencer." "Adrian ts a great player but we needed a power forward Uke Spencer," said Laker General Manager Bill Sharman. "We jual bad too many am all forwards and we needed rebounding help." Jan ~raJ Manager Frank Layden, busy ie- build.lJll a team that was 26-56 la.st season, was happy to set the NBA's 1917 Rookie of the Year. At 23, be aald DanUey bas his future ahead of him. llJ\YWOOD, WHO IS JI, bad made no ae<:ret of his reluct.ance to play ln Salt Lake City while his wUe punuea a mod~llng career ln New York. McKinney said the &-9, 225-pound Haywood "will allow Jamaal Wilkes to play small forward and give us reboundlnl help for Kareem Abdul- J abbar." The 6-5 DanUey baa a career NBA average of Tritons Get a Boost San aemwste Hlp footMU fortunes received a major boolt bJ the San Dieao Count;J Board of Education ....... ,., wbea lt nlled acalut bul· lDI 10'7 Saa~· ltndmta to Fallbrook Jliah, ~ to eGllltla• aDowfnc the 1tudentl to attead ~ Su Clemente B1ib ln the ClF South~Secdcm. . Amon1 thoe• lD.oJved are three varsity pl.,en lDcludiq M, 230-pound Junior guard Daaae i'cri, dlfemlve back Jacll Stevenson and 1aalfbadl •an.,,...., a11o Junkwl. Tbe trio wtll Dot be able to ,...Udpate lit the Trttom' Im Gii•• wttb ewe.a dial llar a.pt. 11 •u• to tbe lack of practice H11loq. al Su Clem.a,~ to Coach AWe Sebaft. player trade with Indiana in Dttember 1977. Fro. Page 87 RELEAGUING. • • of transportation, and relative school alze and strength. "I personally felt that Golden West could com- pete in the Metropolllan Conference. And, I have some concerns about putting Golden West and Orange Coast in the same league in terms or recruiting competition. • "I don't feel one college in the same diatrict has to feel second to another one. I think both should have an opportunity to gain a cham- pionship, that way one school isn't always less in status to another." STEVENS ISN'T CLOSED minded about the issue, though. • 'U I got enough letters, or enough people voiced an opinion, then I would certainly listen beC'ause I would want to support the wiabes of the colle1e program," says Stevens. "At the same time I have a responsibility to solve a bluer problem." Fred Hoover, GWC'a athletic director, bas already sent his letter of recommendation to Stevena. "I'm scratching my head as to why we're not together,'' says Hoover of hiaacbool 's omission from the South Coast Conference. "Our community, school, pupils and parents want it, but the committee doesn't. Why ?" he says, not being able to answer the question. •'WJIO THE BELL KNOWS why these thinas are done? They say it's financial, but, next Co Bakersfield, we'd have the second most extensive traveli.Qgprograminthestate.' ''Why should we bayt to 10 put Santa Monica to play our opposition. We stand to lose a lot of money U we go to the Met.ropolltan Conference." One major supporter ol cettin& Golden West lnto the South Coast Conference la Orance Cout Athletic Director Dick Tucker. "We play them anyway," be aaya, '-SO why not play them for keeps. They'd be better for ua than Santa Konica. •'J DON'T KNOW WHAT tbe rationale la for Golden West not cominc here, l sueu somebody baa to so to the Metro. "I would juat aa well like to have Golden West ln our conference than anywhere else." There will be many chances before the ft.JlaJ vote in December to chance the releaaulnl. But, ftnl, tbere bu to be a •t.rona movement to want cb&Q&e. TIMl't'• no doubt a chuie tbould be m•. .. WATCH FOR .,, • the exciting magazine section In the Saturday Daily Piiot. Each Saturday for the 20 exciting weeks of the pro football season, PR0fi/R'79 will bring Daily Pilot re"ders the most up-to-date , interesting and comprehensive roundup of pro football, with spec1a1 emphasis on all the pro g~mes to be televised that weekend. You'll enjoy scouting reports, player profiles, predictions and point spreads, Insiders' comments on strategies and game plans, tips on who and what to watch for, plus lineups, statistics, quizzes and special features by top national writers. PAO Fii. '71 , the special Saturday magazine section, will help you get more pleasure out of your pro football watching, DAILY PILOT 842~321 ,, • •• ) I Crash Landing New York Mets baserunner Joel Youngblood crashes into Philadelfhia catcher Bob Boone on the final play o the game Thursday night. The Mets claimed ~ • • • . " AMERICAN LEAGUE or..... ....... .,., •• 8elll"'6tt Ol3 OJI 000-u 14 1 T O'OlllO atl .. OIJ ~ 4 1 Fl'"'"911.~ ltl ..... ~, Huff ,,...,, T-Cll. Genlfl ftl. l're-n i.1, 8u'1reY IU -C.W-. 'II -Fl-n, n .1 L Hllfl..-, •U Hlla-e."l"'°'t• ICtll• 111. ~ (141. E. _,., tnl. r .. - Urty 111.A-fl- Y-lt •• H .. • f HPW Y-JOO )00 0J0 •10 16 0 !lo~•-110 001 -J ' l C.utOfy •M NMron. fMr•1. 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IT WA.8 lllONIC t.hat Colell, a lon,Ume expo- nent ol football over bueball, wu there pit.c:bln1 bueball a1a1Dll Sunday'• 1taple, the NFL. And it's bowld to be a bopele11 battle. Football fau are more national-orieot.ed than baseball'• boosters. They'll watch the Pittaburlh Steelers even ii their home NFL team Ls on. But they 1enerally prefer football or local baseball over. aay t.he Pittabur&h Pirates in a national same. Tom Villante, baseball's director of broadcast· inr and marketin1. remained aatllfled wtt.h the deal that aUowed ABC to take baseball off the air Monday nl1ht.s ln May in return for September baseball on Sunday aftemoooa and Iota of bucks. .. TBE BASEBALL FAN would much rather have the quality exposure In September than May." said Villante. "Up until lhla point, we've never bad Sunday national expoeure ln September. September should be a terrific month for baseball ran.a throuaboul the country. All we're tryln1 to do u make the pennant races avaU.ble." If the divillooal races have been aeWed by Sept. :.>, the final day of the re1ular aeuon, Villante says there won't be ao ABC telecast tbal day. "111EBE'S NO ADVEUAaY relaUonabip with ABC. We worked thls lhinl out jointly," said Villante. '"The September deal called for mean· ingful games. On the rlnal day of lbe seuoo. we 'll either have a bonanza or no nat.Jonal game If there is a game, it should be almost a.a dramatic a s Ii.s t yea r 's Yankee·Red Sox tiebreaker If that situation occurred. ABC and baseball will bcnent. We've never been an a pos1 lion before to show this Either way, ABC wuu . ~fore ABC pushed to remove baseball from prime llme lD May, the network had no sacrt!lclal·lamb pro1rammln1 to throw against lhe NFL on Sunday lo September So If bueball ~well, It's just gravy for ABC S•t•rtl•t1'• .,...,_ ...... TELEVISION Noon (4 ) -SPO&TSWOBLD -Top men and women bowlers from the present with top •:':Ji•· (1) -'11111 • .... ""'-A.......,, of.... !IPL .. ...,..,. -.. ~for the eoo.a.u b!Mlallddl lbow. JobD ,.. ...m:d;:. <J) -Nn. GAllS Ot ftlS W U . (1) -w WOllLD or srom: ca> -aoc. csa. •> -llODN& • 5:• p.m. (,5) -BASEBALL -Tb• Anaela VI. u..a ...... etMllwaukee'1CounlyStadlum. t p.m. (JD) -ROUS &AL'ING -TIM MCODd naaatq el UM Kealucty Pacini Derby from Low.Yillit Downs. 11 !!_·m· (5) -COLLEGE NOTBALL - Pmd• • BoHermu.n meet the Brulna ln tbe ColJ.HUlll, played earlier ln tbe eventni. <t > - COLLl:G& POOTBAU. -tJSC'• TroJam and <>ream 8tMe me« eviler ID the day at Corvallil, Ore100. RADIO BMeball -ClnclDDall at Dodaen, 1 p.m., K.ABC <1IO); Alli•,. at 11.ilwaukee, 5:30 p.m .. KJilPC (710). Football -USC al Ore•oa State, 1:30 p.m ., KllPC (710); Purdue at UCLA, 1 p.m., KLAC <SJO), Bo6M Stat. at Cal State Fullerton, 1:130 p.m., KWR.11 (1J'10 J1(); Hayward at Cal State Northrldae. 1:311 p.m ., KGIL 0290); Ventura at Saddleback, 7:JO p.m ., KSBR Cl8.6 Fil); Long Beach VI. Oo1den Wfft alOCC, KLON (llU). 8_..._,. Tl'., ...... TELEVISION 9 a.m. <21) -TENNIS -The final In the Lip· ton World ol Doubles Ls telecut from Woodlands , Tesu. 9:30 a.m. <4 > -NFL "1t -Bryant Gumbel and M Ute Adamle boat the pr•·l&me show. 10 a.m . <4 > -NFL FOOTBALL -The Denver Brooeo1 play t.he Falcons in Atlanta. 11:30 a.m . <S> -BASBllALL -The Anaets meet the Brewers a t County Stadium 1n Milwaukee . Noon <22 > -OOLLEGE FOOTBALL -The Fresno State Bullqa va. Uae Mclllt.ua Slate Bob· cat.a, played Saturday in ......._ Mont. 12:JD p.m. <2> -NFL TODAY -Sebeduled ae1menta Include a pl'Oftle of At.lat.a ltDebacker Grea Bredna. (7 > -GOLP -Proa represenUn1 Great Brt1aiD and the tJ.S. compete in the 2Jrd Ryder Cup mat.c:b, telec:ut fl'em White Sulphur Sprinp, VI. Va. 1 p.m. CZ> -Nn. FOOTBAIL -The Chicago Bean play the Dallu Cowboys at Texas Stadium in Irvin&. Texas. 3 p.m. (9) -USC FOOTBALL -A look al the 1978 season and a preview of lha season for the USC TroJans 3 30 p m . <7 > -GREATEST S PORTS LEGENDS A tnbut.e to t.enrua great Fred Perry. 4 p m. <7 > -COLLEGE FOOTBALL '7t . 6 p m (SO > ON THE TllACK -A behind lbe scenes Vlf'W of the world of horse racing. (521 NOTllE DAME FOOTBALL -Notre Dame meel!. Michigan an a game played SaturdMy in Ann Arbor. Taped 7 pm. lSOI CA& &ACE. PKO SOCCER. (52) -SP&INT &ADIO Baseball -Angela at Milwaukee, 11: 30 a .m . KLAC <.570 ); Ctnctnnall al Dodgers, 1 pm .. KABC C790 ). Football -San Frandlco at bmr., 1 p m . KMPC (710 > <T .. e Dally Pilot Is not reaponalble for late ~han&es. > performers from the past an a team competition. --------------------- taped al Dallas. Also, Ooug Jones ' attempt to set a new h.l gh-dJving world record. 12:15 p.m. (7 ) -COLLEGE FOOTBALL - The Notre Dame Fighting Irish n the Michigan Wolverines in Ann Arbor John L_«merd prwum• A Fitted, Top Qullity Golf Club ... 1 p.m. <4) -BA.SEBA.LL WAllMUP. (22) - PRO SOCCER. <28) -TENNIS -Seml!inal play in the Upton World of Doubles at Woodlaoda, Tex- as. (34) -FUTBOL lNTf!tNACIONAL -Eapana vs. Italia In lhi4 weell'a World Cup soccer match 1: lS p.m. (4 ) -BA.SEBALL -The Houat.on Astros n . lhe Giants ln San Francisco. 2:3> p.m . (2) -P&OIECT 8.0.8. -Project S.0 S. chronicles Hollywood stuntman Stan Bar· rett's attempt to become the flnt man to truel 11 HALFthePRICEf it JL WOODS Jl IRONS J WOODS I U•ONS 9000 160" '\. faster than the apeed of sound. 3:3> p.m . (2) -SPO&TS SPECl'ActJLAR - 1976 Olympic champion Howard Davls puta b.Ls un· beaten pro record on the l.lne a1ainlt Termite Watkins. Also. the Italian Gra.oct Prix and lhe U.S. amateur roller skatin1 cbamplooahlpt. U.S. Sailon Win in Spain P ALAMOS, Spain CAP> -St.11 Wenaentrom and Lennanrt Roalund of the United Stata won Thursday's fifth race of the European Star Cius Salling Championship and moved up to aecood place ln the 1eoeral 1tandinp They were aecond in lhe 1eoeraJ atandinp wtt.h 27.7 polnta behind Valentin Mankin and Alexander Muzhychenko of the Soviet Union with 19.7. Third were Giorlio Gorla and A1flo Parabon1, lt.a.ly, with 29. Q»n atorlt, IRONS 120 ()(} c«ll, WOODS. $30.00 E.ch eo,,....,. quehty, •hon look ., the prtotf Jl'• we_,,, or beet., 1n quah1y •hen ctui. ... ltnt for doWailel l""9ltMen1 -· litM 9'.MI tflafta. Tedll~ trtP9-wt\et lft~~ y ou •1 And thr;t're cuttom fitted to you end your -lne! Gllt0U" GOLf' LS.SSONS 6 GOLF LESSONS for only s 1200 • tluclefll• C>O• CIUI f'OWEA T"ACK, I IRON SET Lm $310 00 ..OWE R TRACK, 3 WOOD lfT Ll•r I 130 00 NEWPORT BEACH ...... 168" ..... ,97so Loc11r«J 11t Nflwt>Ort /H«:h Golf Counl! 3100 IRVINl AVE. "HONE 751 .. 8&3 Protests Mar Race ·········•**************************** • • . ~ . • CAI• OPPOttTUMfTY • • • • • • • • • • SALES/MARKETING ! MANAGEMENT • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • •. • .. .. • • .. A aalee oriented lndlvlduel, earty In carMr development wtth the destre and capabltlty to move Quickly to algnlflcant client and/or management reaponalblllty with a highly profltabfe. dynamic and expending dompeny with national corporate headQuartera In NewPott BMctt. Thia opp(>rtunlty can be explained In con fl~ by calling Mr. Friel• at (714 > 8'0-3748 on SUnday. sept. 1e from 12 pm to 6 pm. 0t Monday. Sept. 17 from 0 am to S pm, or by wrttlng to the firm . Pactflo Conaultina Corporation A IUBSIDtAAY 0, ,Aa,tC MUTUAL 700 Newport 0.. 0rM Newport ~·Cell~ 92eeo ( ( • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. . • the I a nes IYI .. AR~lbr lJpening lff odeap Model Marj Sullivan ls .. Mame" in that bit 8roadw~ musical being re-created at the GEM Theater, 12852 Main St., Garden G~~! . .L~_! '8:30 p.m . Thursdays, Fridays. SatUJ"OB.Y5 and Sundays through Oct. 3>. Re.,P""Vations are requested at 636·7213. ~ c: play involves the vivacious Prohibi· tion belle's matchmaking efforts on behalf of her precocious n ephew at weird cocktail parties. Woshi11gto11 Gets .. t ro1111d Caretaker Judson La Haye, center. offers some down-home humor to city folk Betsy Hewett and Jack Wlllenbacber who just bought a country home in "George Washington Slept Here." Their Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse version plays at 8. 30 p.m. for four weekends at the Com· munity Center a uditorium on the Orange County Fairgrounds. The same play by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart is of - fered in San Clemente; see Page C4 for de- tails. O•ll'r --11'9 aldlerd • ...,.... -Tense. To1whing a11d Tender' Lacbie. Sister Margaret and Yank for the comedy-drama that takes place in a military hospital in the Orient. Sbowtimes are 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept.•· PbaM 494-07'3 for reservations. That's how New York critics described "The Hasty Heart," which opens Tuesday for three weeks at Laguna Moulton PlayhoU8e, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Craig Fleming, Anne Hay and Gary Adams rehearse their roles of . Wliat Will the l' erdiet ·Be? ... Tempen Oare durlnl jury Clellberatiou in th• Irvine Communi~t>' '!beater productl.on of .. Twelve AnBY Ken .. • Robert Ren· trow (emter) fuqn at Ben Jutsl Qett) and ii rmt.ralned by ~ left) Robert MacKemie, Tom Felerabend and Jay Stamp. 1be drama wlll nm Sept. 27.29 ad Oct. U at 8 p.m. in the University Hilb School theater, Campus Drive at Culver Drive in lrviDe. Call 75WSS9 or '15'-IM2 for re1ervatiom to tbil polt·murder drald, eodldCthe •'homecomlDI"• • • •· · COMING TO UC IRVINE THE U.S.'a T9UQHEST CUSTOMER! RALPH NADER "The Energy Monopolies and Energy Con•umers- Who'a Winning?" Monday, September 17, 7:30 P.M. General Serles Price $12, Single Ad- mf sslon $4. Be a series ticket subscriber today. Take three -get one free. Tickets available at Ticketron outlets and ASUCI Box Off Ice. Ticket Information - 714/~SS88. OUI 40ttt A .. MUAL MILOM SALl!AI...._.,.. .. .._..,... ................ ,..~ .............. ,....,.. .. ......... ,... .,_ .. hwtcAlc1 ,... ,,tee .............. ,.. ... ·-.... ,....._~,...., Newl*f ........ ~ -~g c..-.. -""' - r---·R•llJ:JeT1l-----1 r-----RillJ;liT1l----, 1 CAHT ALOUPE l l WATERMEl.OH : ....-T" II I ....,.,__ 11 MIW ..... I II ,_, c:~ I 59c Ea. ll 15 \~ I 0\.. l I LMY••I~ II I I , , LMYIW/~ I •---------------' •--------------I 1-----{(1llJ;,l1J1~----· r-----{(1Jlf:Z1f1J-----. I It I ! -~'""" It c:owA11neMC:1 I CASAIAS !! ICllR't.~CI i 13c~ H 49e ~ l I I.MY I w /f:OWOMj I I uwn 'w JCOWOll' I ·---------------• l---------------1 -----f(iITf:l•J1t-----. r----1.!•l•Jil•Itt----, 909000-I• COLORP'UL 1, ......... ....., •' • swiET"CORN :\ ROSES l 11 $199 I I 1 0 C I I Doz. I Eu 11 I • I UWT J DOZ-•~,. • UWftlu.A9W~ I ·ftDOflalfOC>-I ~-------------~~--------------~ COUPO"S IXPtal TMUIS.. trr. 20 ·40y.,.. olProduce Know How'' MOlll .... -· .. ._, ...... ,, ....... ,, ... MtH MUllCAL NARRATOR Jlmml•Rodtera RECORDING AND TV PERSONALITY J lmmie Rodgers will narrate when Burch Mann's American Folk Battet presents a new musical about the r"eal Old West at 8 o'clock tonight In Plummer Audi- torium, 201 E . Chapman Ave., Fullerton. The 25-member ensemble will move to Cal State Fullerton's Llttle Theater Saturday for a 2 p .m . children's matfnee and "Grassroots America," another full le"9th production at 8 p.m . featuring Jazz and tap dancing. Tickets are $4 to $7 or $2.SO for the matinee. ORANGE COUNTY GUITAR CIRCLE wlll present the first of nine monthly concerts at 8 p.m. Saturday at Patrick's Musician studios, 1961 Sunnycrest Drive, Fullerton. Classical guitarists Michael Glraldln and Robert Florcyk wlll perform solos and duos by composers of various periods. Admission Is free. HUNTINGTON BEACH CONCERT BAND, known for Its eoergetlc performances, will provide the music at 3:30 p.m. Sunday In Heritage Park, '601 Walnut St., I rvlne. Tom Rlddle will direct the program for which admission Is $2 for adults and $1 for chlldren, military and senior citizens. HARRY BLACKSTONE JR. considered one of America's loremost llluslonlsts, wlll perform a benefit at 7:30 p.m . Wednesday, Sept. 19, at Anaheim Convention Center for the "Special Olympics" pro0ram. A $12.50 fee admits two to a show that lnc1udes lion and tiger disappearing acts, dancing girls and a performer shot from a cannon. THE QUEEN MARY TOUR Is opening a new exhibit called Sea Probe, a simulated undersea adventure tt)at wlll be part of the regular tour. The new , attraction may be entered from "D" Deck. 9'0NALD M . PITTS OF NORTH RIDGE, who bid for the honor on "Radlothon 79" fund·ralaer, wlll conduct th• Los AnatleS Philharmonic In Rossini's "Wllllem T9't Overture" tonight and Saturday. ~lnllhlng th• 8:30 programs an4 the summe,Meson will be Handel's "Mus\c for the ov11 Fireworks" with datzl ng pyrotech"lcs overhead. "•NL•Y tTJll•T ~LAYBltS Of Coste Meta OrMM County's only prOfeulonaf iftiuapeerffn acting compeny, wlll perform l'Temlng of tht ShNw" at I o'clock tonloM and S.turday and 3 p .m • .sunctey et Lowell Hlilh School, 16200 E. Amber Vel,.Y Orlw, Whittler, end et I p.m. Frld41y end S.turday, sept. 21end22 end a p.m. Sunday!. Sept, 2J at (hapma" College, 333 N . Gl•ll•U St., Ot"anee. Tlckl'tl aN SI generel edntf Ulon end $2 tor ltudeftt or •More.._=, .... Pormore tftfwnwtlan, ... 5. 611..-... TM•'· .. AUL o•nY MUl•UM'S foUrth Mt"MNtl free Gallery Conc..-t sertff wllt °'*'at 1:IO p.m. Thunday, SePt. 20 .w.u. .. ._.~,,..tur1no Dr. ~rwn MMMr. The CONOVtlum alao wm eppHr on oct. 11 and Nov. 20 a1 the musk In tht Baroque Painting Gallery continues on the third Thursday of each month throuah June. Advanced perking reservations .,.. advised for 9uarenteed admlaslon Into tht museum. Phone <213 > 45'-6541 for detans. "flALL l'RSTIVAL" WILL •e presented bV the Civic Beli.t of Southern C.llfomla at I p.m . Saturday, Sept. 22 end 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 23 at the Huntl~on Beach High Schoot Auditorium. Hlghll will be Tchalkovsky's "Swan Lake, t Two" featuring Terri Hayes and Anthony Sellars. lor reserved SHts, call 522-4«17 between 10 a .m. and 2 p.m . Remaining tickets wlll be sotd at the door one hour before each performance. THE LOS ANGELES BALLET wlll appear for the second time this summer at the John Anson FCH"d Theater, 2580 Cehue"9a Blvd., Los Angeles. Artistic director John Cllftord has announced these programs for the free 1o-day engagement: the premiere of George Balanchlne's "Swan Lake, Act Two" on Sept. 20-23; "Brahms-Haydn Variations," "Poem Electronlque" and "Fantasies" by John Clifford on Sept. 25-77 and the "Red Back Book" on Sept. 28-30. All start at 8:30 p.m . COMING TO OOLDEN BE.AR Entertainer Hoyt Axton HEADLINERS AT THE GOLDEN BEAR In HuntlllCJtOn Beach for the next four days have been announced as follows : "Let's Eat," an Oranoe County rock bend Is performing tonight; Lenny & Squlogy from TV 's "Laverne and Shirley" will eppeer S.turdey •Ad Sunday, and.Hoyt Axton wtl=nt hl1 wlldOm, llUmor end music on y. flor ,...,,,_. ... at the Club, et D Peclfk c:o.t !f-y ecrou from the pier, phone -. .. _"'-Ja6~--between 1 end 6 p.m . MARJ DUSAY lllTA9'9'1NG In the wortd PNtn .. N of 'ODoer, '' a twe>«t pley •bout HUit hW..ncHeek and making a difference tMt wm "make you laugh and send you home with some- thing to ttttnk abOUt." Tht show runs throuah Stpt. 23 at the Ceflboerd n..ter, M51 MonrOM Piece, t.os Angeln. Phone (213) ISS-0311 for tkktt lntonn.tlon. 9 .. DAYI SllPT. 8 THRU 18 U.C. Irvine Special Lecture Event JOSEPH CALIFANO "H.E.W.: Mother, Monster, or Maze?" Wednesday, SeptetN>er 26 8 p.m. Crawford Hall Tickets $5 General Admeaston available at all ttcketron outlets or ASUCI Box Office. Call 714/833-6588 for ticket infonnation. Saddleback College --:-presents - la a good day to advertise In the Deily Pilot CllHtfled Section. 642-5678 ~======~ CHINESE ACROBATS & Magicians of Taiwan ' 3rd United States Tour! THE MOVING EXCITEMENT OF WAYLAND MOORE intlf111tion81y lamotl$ st/ants sports artist •• October 4, 1979 - 8 p.m. The Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach ·· -&reat Fcinjlty •stertaln1111nt -. For Tlilleh c• 131-4656 . M•d., .. llrl • .,, 11 .... tez~ OI F11tlval of Aita lox Office: 49~J 145 M1•d.,.,_I I .,, 12 ... teJ~ .. , ' . . t ' I } . ....... .,,,. --"' ..... --_.,.. ... _ ..... ---... -...... , .. , ..,,... ---.... ---... ----~--~ __ __.. _____ -------..... ----~ ---.......... --------.... -~ ......... -------- ' f ,.._, .... , .... 1•. 1m OAILYf'tLOT of &eography . 1i Lea~ about Ponugal '. ro_"lfh decor, cuisine ~t Newport's Gorda L .... , Lllll ..... I lWWW $ ........ .... .-t:tf .. ....,., .. "" ,,, ..... 11•111D. 0-.. .. C As..._ M PDP .... .._ ~ 2 ' ..... , ..... -..... ., ....... . u-1111we ........... m .. ...... c '$ ... l p 10.Ut.ta,......... .. 't:'" ....... o.. ... ~-........ ... ... ., ... ..., •• ~-0 .... ... ~l'fftft a .... aauc ntUq la s.atA or rts1 I ' ,. ..... PIDm9UIA ... cMatbM : ........ Gl'8llk r::u> • .• .,.., .... • trbr• • a W!'a wa--.. ud ·-·· ... It ......... b elllmN from both . . Latin-flavored Sizzling vocalist Carmen D'Oro. who began her career with Xavier Cugat, is performing at Dis tteyland Hote l 's s howroom lounge, La Cantina, nightly, ex- cept Monday, starting at 9. WE CORDIAL! Y INVITE YOU TO COME TO OUR NEW •ESTAURANT (FOIMEILY MIRA'S) AND ENJOY Q()lf COMl'LETELY DIFFERENT GOUIMET MENU- NOW ffATUllNC OUI FAMOUS 11DON MAICIAL M.UCARITAS" "Come In And Say Hello!" LUNCHEON SPECIAL 1 Beef T~, 1 Cheese Enchilada Sefved wrth Beans Of Rice $2.25~Until 4:00 P.M. ENTERTAINMENT• Fri-Sat-Sun DON ltlAllOAL Alt ............. a In llEXJCAN DINIHG ._.. .... .,,. A c.atbla 547 ... 191h St., Com ..... 842-9784 ....... FIClllll ' PrtVlll hrtln ~ Tllf Finni Mniun UiMM \Il l ~~~~ ·yue Sip,· a top dance band with a repenoire of all the current hiu. Listen to your favorire disco runes while you enjoy delicious Froi.en Fruit Daiquiris foroaly 75c &om 5 to 9 p.m. daily. Elllleftlinmenc &om 9 p.m. to 1:45 a.m., Moadef tblOU8h &uurday. blend ol 1iu&eed muallroolm and North PadfJc bay lbrimp -and aecompal..S by a fresh vecetable that'• varied eacb day. GOllDA'I 111PES POU beck rlba, *8." . lded a fall pound of rlbl, cbarbroOed and ~-----------------' ted wttb apedal barbecue aauee. 1'1lll eelec-tlon tnetgde a cbo6ee of bated potato or rice • diNetialll. Im a ._att w. llaft todtlJ'• anlque pilaf. bleed at tM .-ac aad tbe Wllf1 ample. Seafood entree1 adcUUoaally Include a Swa If J'O'I ~u 't accept tbe faatuy ot hav-choice ol P'reDch oaloa aoup sratlnee or Gorda •a ta• bem wtdabd to a.DOtber place, ftnt &Jlmpee special tmaed P'Mll salad, baked potato or rice llvet the lmpreaioa that eomtruetion of the pilaf. Beef and other specialties are served with Oorcla Us ID-1 have utilbed the talents of the a cboiee ol the onion soup or special salad. muter craftalPtm ot Hollywood set dellcn. The ~ selectioa.a on the eveainC bW ot fare nobJ..tPGrt111WorSpanlabarandeecouldtake include scallops Mediterranean. $'1.15; rack of Qrelkteneeudfeel very mucbatbome. ptwnetaturesbave~beeninterwoven in srea&erqunttty or more effeetivly. Numerous varieti.el ot l)ua, wood, tile, fabric, plaster, paperand1Detalfu.se1Dakaleidoacoplc1wirlofin· novative artlltry. IN A SUSP&ISING number of large and opulent diDinl rooma -all at different levels - there lln't a table or booth that doesn't rate u a favored location. And COIY nlcbel are beyond enumeratloD in the low ceWnc. grotto.like cellar -nestled beneath the aoartna spaces above - that bouael the ultimate hideaway cocktail lounge. Uthe1urround.lng1playam~roleininvok ing Iberia, the dinner menu adds to the illusion with its tempting seafood dishes. But while ''Gorda'• Fish Basket" accounts for the largest number of entrees, the diner also bas the option of lookingintobeef,porkorlambaelectiona. Before you turn to any of the standard seafood choices, you might want to consider the fresh fish of the day. To insure freshness, the offering de- pends on the day's catch; full particulars will be provided by your waitress. THE FIRST OF OUK three well-received en· trees was one of San Francisco's best known con· trlbutions to the culinary world, ctoppino -a seafood stew of succulent lobster, shrimp, scallops, clams, crab and fish fillet blended ln a richstockoftomatoeaandgardenvegetables. Tabbed at $11.95, this extraordinarily tasty dish Melodies Due is served with the restaurant'• special garlic-Maureen McGovern and her bit songs cheese roll and Gorda's tossed green salad. "Can You Read My Mind" and "Different Next up was a first-rate mabi-mabi, bonne femme. $7.95, where the "islanders" favorite Worlds" will be heard at 7::.>, 9: 15 and sport fish was lightly breaded and gently 10 :45 p.m . Saturday on the Tomorrowland g rilled. It was further crowned with a subtle Space Stage in Disneyland. I lamb, •. 15; Reali Nu.are ca P9Ute New Y• 1teak aowued wttll articbob 6earta, era..._ and •auee beam.UM), $10.50. • 8W1 IDlllft ebolees ue calf'• liver -.... • $'7 .96; Peb"a1e IOle <• delicate IOle from U.. Paclflc Northwest), $'1.85; lobater tall, '11.JO. POii au11,y DAVY eaten (lt WM,_., with tbe p-*-l cllfflcul1y tlaat I manaaed mo.t ~ of the meal I neeived > a small aeleetlon of a le ~ carte dlab:ea Includes a skillet of ail~ • mu1hrooma, $1.H ; crlapy fri~ artichoke bear'ta, $L85; fl'elb artichoke, hot or eo&d, $1.715' U you di.De between ' and 1 p.m. llonay through P'ricb.y, you can order from tbe "Prime Time" menu, a aelection ol special entree. ' served wttb a choice of homeatyle eoup or a variety ot aalada, a ~aked potato or rice pilaf 1 and bot bread and butter. The five choices offered are 1callops t Mediternnean, $5.75; teriyaki brochette, $5.96; 1 mabi mabi, boane femme, $5.95; routed prime rib of beef <the traditional cut), $6.25; stuffed mush.rooms <cape filled with a blend of deviled· crab, cbeeM and vegetables), $5.7S. THE WNCllEON MENU often a tempting lineup of-·aandwicbea <aerved with in-season . fresh fruit) from $3.75 to $4.25. And there's a wide selection of salads, omelettes and bot· seafood dishes, $3.75 to $4.95. Sunday brunch, served from 10 a.m. to 2 p. m .. provides a cbolce of six omelets and egg• dishes. all served with a choice of fresh fruit or j uice. Gorda's special potatoes and assorted sweet rolls. Additional choices include four full - me al s andwiches, Gorda 's peasant lunch, quiche and a chilled artichoke salad. I Because the Gorda Liz -in ever y particular -Is unquestionably one of the Southl Coast 's great showcase restaurants. I made it a' point to learn the names of those people deserv-' ang special acknowledgement for their contrib1.1·: llons. Foremost is architect Arthur Valdes. THE CAJlVING AND glass work on Uu~ doors exhibits the exceptional artistic talents of Lyle Galloway and Darrel George. Ed Barth, assisted by natives of Portugal living in the area, executed the antiquing and wall painting .. Located at 900 Bayside Drive (adjacent to the entrance to Promontory Pomt>, Newpon Beach, the Gorda Lli opens daily. Monday through Saturday. at 11 :30 a.m. In addition to Sunday brunch from 1 to 2, dinner service gets under way at 4 p.m . Dinner reservations : 675-SW. r--------•cOUPON--------,·-----------------------~ I ~B bp/N•O«. 2.19W :9;~' i I I I STEAK and SEAFOOD COMBO I I YOURCHOICEOF I OFTHEFOLLOWING: I I FISH -CLAMS -RED SNAPPER -SCALLOPS -SHRIMP I I including I All the soup and salad you can eat " I Vegetables, choice of potato, and bot French bread I I Choice of Wine -1 Glass Per Person I I ' . I I 212 E. 17ttt, Coa1a Meaa, 848 4303 • 2525 N. Grand Ave., S.nta Ana, ue Hl1.I ~---------------------You clodt need a~occasion to have a~evening. You don't have to wait for a birthday or anniversary to feel special here. Dining at ,the Five Crowns is always a great experience. Our Mi. Crowlel welcomes you with the wann hospitality o Old English Inns. Cozy rooms. cheery f rreplaces, and marvelous fare :-~---featuring our famous roast prime ribs of beef expertly prepared by Chef Ivan. Come dine with us tonight. FIVECPeWNS ERTo·s '• I ITALIAN RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL LOUNGE ITALIAN FOOD AT ITS FINEST Specializing In Veal Dishes -Chef Roberto. Formerly of Las Vegas' Caesar's Palace OPEN SEVEN DAYS HAPl'YHOW Moa. ..... Fri • .. ,....1,... w•DrWEa11· Mo n. thru Thurs. 4 to 9 p .m. Fn and Sat. 4 to 10 p.m. Sundays 11 a m to 9 p.m. TUISOAY ............... WtlDrWta 75• THuaSDAY LaclesM191t WtlDrWll 75' DISCO NIGHTLY AFTER 9 P.M. 6841 Warner Ave. (At Golden West) Alpha Beta Shopping Ctr. HUNTINGTON BEACH 848-5666 ••iliar Face? ~tage and film star Craig Russell will ap· pear at the Ahmanson Theater at 9 night and Saturday. Included in the "cast " of the one-man show by this im-~personator are Miss Peggy Lee, Mae West ~ (a bove >. Barbr a Streisand, Bette Midler , t M arlene Dietrich and Judy Garland. For Lickets, from $8 to $12.50, phone (213 ) 972-72 1 l. ~bl~M '~,\~\~l~!.\~111 ~ ft41-.1•1 11\11\ -.11111•-. \Ml \Ill •t ll ll ltlel ~''ICll ll' fllt DAMCI TO THI "'IAIOMS .. 1)0P M S ..... Y ............. SAT laAHI .... 1: r.•. OCTOIEIFIST '79 .-- OCTOIBRST '79 lOUl.0 ., W1' 01990 f "'1 ' S.«11 ll••G (Ill•""'" • I~ I W Cet!le< Ave • S.""'4 """''"O'"" Cen1 .. "Hu"''"'O'''",.....," ,.#,,. j7U l .. 7 U 700t,17U ) .. )01U NOW thruJ!OV . 1-'-1-====-- A c:u p of tea and the Dntis h "Daily Telegraph " or "W om en 's Own Magazine" on sale at. ..... . Wta anb ~ympat~y Englts1' Anttqut.s wtt~ IDraBnom 17th STRl:.ET :ind TUSTIN AVE COSTA MESA (behind JAC..K IN·flll·.·llOX) Monday tluu Saturday -11 am tll S pm Mond8~ lhru Thuraday SP9cl1l1 (Friday. Saturday. Sunday ·111 6 p m ) except hohd•v• OceM Perch .... , ............ 3.15 Atlantto Cod .. . .. .. .. .. . . .. . . 3.15 'IClfto Red ln•pper . • . . . . . . . . 4.91 MlftlMahl ................... 4.95 Qrtleda.•IHI ............ 4.H T-. llttoln ..._ •. · • · .. · · · · · · I.It ............................ ts ..... '"°""" ..............•. ., Ptu• Frett! Flatt, Other Seafood and Steaks Co.et Aeton Revive 'Oldies Bat Goodie•' (t ..... to ... "oldlel but ............. aloe1 the commual~••.., ctreutt DOt WMk, witll U..... OOMtal ...._ revtvtac two vin· ta1•~ wtai. UYM't blM ._.led loe.U, lDa ._,IDOOM, • ta.at eiauU. <tllrM tbeat.n, two Jla,1) ltav .. you a·~t puua.d, ltt Uli clear thllal• up• blt by 1:••.., out .... tw ol tM playbouMt CbOM aame vlbiele to lumcb tllem lDto tbe lt1t·IO Haaon. Tlal• would be .. Geor1• w~ ll*Dt ... n ," open•nc TbW'lday at the San Clement. C:O.munlb Tbeaw ud Mn F riday at tlle CGlta M•• Clvle Playlaoule. PaSCSDING 80TB "GSOaG& W 11b.lnltom" wW be a play that bua 't IW'· taeed la 11 Muona on the local ~ • .lolLn P1trlek'1 World War IJ comecly-drama ''l'be Intermission Tom Titus Huty Heart." It opena Tueaday at the LalUJl& Moulton Playbouae. Jean Koba la directlna "H11ty Heart," replaclna Jan Arvan who died earlier tbll year after beln1 announced a1 tbe director for La1una'1 opener. Ml11 Koba at.aned in •"Twl11" at Lacuna under Arvan'• direction lut fall and Wll a lonstime friend Of the late aboW bUlinell veteran. Headlna her cut are Crai1 Flemln1 u the doomed Scotaman and Gary Adams u the American soldier in a Burma 00.pttal. Anne Hay plays the nune, wlth Robert Kokol, Prank Arm1tron1, Fred Owen, Richard Gordoa, Robert DeLucla and Alex Koba completl.nl t.be company. .. ·'· Pertormancea of "Hut)' Heart" ww be elven Tue9day1 throulb Saturdays at l :IO ln the Moulton, 80e Laauna C&Q)'OD Road, Lacuna Beach, with a 2:30 matinee OD Sunday, Sept. 23. The reservation number ia t94-0'743. MEANWHILE, THE F.STATES of Geor1e S. Kaufman and MOia Hart will be sweetened Crom royalties on two productions of "Georae W aahlngton Slept Here.'' At San Clemente, where the curtain 1oe1 up Thursday for four weekends, Roelne Offen la Famou•For~ Prime RJb ) ~~ · WfNOs· )?..;',...,..nt & Lowt/t9 IT'S NEW ..• NEW •.. NEW CHEF'S 8P£CIAL SUNDAY BRUNCH/LUNC 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. 1 J "J < H · 1 1' , . r /' 1,, r • •: f·lrJtn r.· ,.,·1,1·1,~ f f• I '-,fl i , •. I .• I ·: Scrvtnq 8uf1 1·t L lrn<.h iii 514 ~'> 18431 Bolsa Chica Huntington Beach 846-134 UV~ ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY A Dining Experience Beyond the Expected Your favorito culelnt>: steak, chicken. seafood. dehcato soups clos11col oolada. preparod to pleaso your r 'llolc. Served ln tho ambhmco of most beautiful or1cntol surroundlnQa. Make your rcoorvallons now for a truly onJoyoble dininQ oxporlenco. •eo Falhlon l1land, Newport Center Rft1rvatlon1(114)644-4811 • Century Plaza Hotel, Century City Rtlfrv1tlon1(213)277-tfU() IN FARMHOUSE DURING IAN CLEMENTE'S "GEORG! WASHINGTON SLEPT HOE" T0tn lmlltl, .-Ou Aar. KM9ft "bl• "•ndlR Lambert, Sue•n Kettr EKape R•ln dlrectin& a cut beaded by Tom Smith and S.aa Kell)' u a city coup&e 1fbo aettle 1n a dilqidated eouatry boUM wt.ere UM father ot our country once .U.iedl1 spent the lll&ht. AIDOlll the 1upportln1 pla7er1 are Carol Jo Ku, Lee and JobD Cbildrela, Mu Kelly, Ran- dy Lambert, UllJaa Norman. Jou Ray, Karen RU.al, Kathy AroDloD and Robert Kilduff. Curtain time 11 8:30 at the Ca brillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida CabrtJJo, San Clemente. Call 492-CM&S for reservation.. PATI TAllBELLINI, FOUNDER and resi· dent director of the Clvlc Playbouae, 1u1dea the NOTICE!! ORAMGE COUNTY'S OMIAMDOMLY Texas Style HICKORY SMOKED BAR-B-Q Hickory Smoked Bcr·B·Q Rib Dinner s39s Includes 8eans-Slaw-8auce-Pickle-Roll BUN N' BARREL BAR -B • Q 211 82nd Street (htwffn 8Uft•rt0f 1nd Or1ng9) Newport Beach 641-7370 We like the good things In life - not nec:..arlty fancy, but Quolltv. That's ~ we llke Le BkJn'ltz French Restaurant. Food, atmosphere and IGMce Of9 Quotl1y. We've mode It a "regular" place tor lunch and dinner. trs nice to go out tor the ~ things In llfe and know you're going to get c roup inl.o Ila lSlb aeuoo with her production of "Georse Wub.ln,ioa." Jack Wlllenbaeber and a.tay He...u play the prlndpal rol• la tlaia versJoe. Otben in the eo.ta Mesa cut are Jeenller Odekirk, Jud LaHaye, Helene Brl111, Alex O'Connell. U nda and Glenn Manuee, Walter Daly. David Thorpe and K.T. Stephan. The show run.a fo ur week.end.a of Friday and Saturday performa~ea with an I : 30 curtain in the Community Center auditorium on the Orange County FaJrgrounda. ReaervaUona are being taken at 754-5159. FABULOUS RIBS -L.A. TIMES came ONt.Qt ltfi;.~Rt,\TUT MV.D BARS -0.,W Cr_.. m.'! Qt TI It C'Ot '"-'T'RY"S MOST MONUMVIT Al AUA~Of FlUSH SEAfOOO -11~6 a.,,,~ I .... _·_·~_._:_~_mu _ _..l I ·lffl~:.:o·· l I"-_·Ef'_._umms_CK __ j j ·-::.;~-I IUllE LOISTEI DlllEll Pier 2 Salad, WI-* L.oe.ttr. Corn on Cot>. Biked Potato 7 95 ~ TP ... "9"1'V fn&et""' . ..,.., BEEF BACX RJBS lnclud1no Anthony a Famous Salad Bat 6 95 ~,,. ... "'G"f'Y In &el &..I> . . ...... I OJ ~IA TSIOI DllYI. MIWWIOIT HACH fOa l.ISIH A TJOlllS 714/~ I JJ them. One word for Le Blorrltz? It s the Frenchneas. Mlchoel end Wllhelmtno Stieehon LE nt·Rn~tTZ I • I I ) MU...._._ CCllTAMllA '42·1161 • 6ll·ttl I . ~~~~ 1 Gmit Pood mtd PW Wine• lit ow Olddoc:tt Gardeft. or DndRg Room LUNCH Mon • ..frt •• 11:30. 2:• DINNER T~.a.a.-• -t;OO • 10: • Vlol1t Trto , ... a .... Nllea ~: Chef -GGr1/ HarreU 2840 E. CMat Hlghw•l CIMI• IN FemlNI f.ourtywdl . Coron• def M•r 840-7092 RE-OPEN FOR LUNCH Tuesday, September 18 Call 673-6383 For More Information SEA VIEW GARDEN •PEKING •SHANGHAI • SZECHWAN •HUNAN CUISINES • • I Wtne. banquet facllllles. special business luncheons. special drsoount on food to go. Open 7days 675-2420 "THE SEDUCTION Of' JOE TYNAN" Is a dumb tltle for an edmlrable.movle about the penonal and polltkal pressures of a U.S. sen.tor. Joe Tynan Is a liberal Ntw Yorker striving to balance his career ambitions with a wife and two chlldren back home. Tht family ..... out• l'YMn punutt ........... = ....... ....,... from LouftieM, ,.... temlll• II dlnldM With ......... eN MNttMty -~~t'O· TIW ICrtDt Wt ~nAlde,wM' .......... ,...,."'.,.,.. aftty 8ftlr,.., .... Jn '"-s.me Time Ne)(t Year" end "Caltfwnla lul'9." Ht 11 "' splendldty ....-tied by Barbera~.•• hit wlf.e, Meryl SlrMO 11 tlW compll•nt attorney, Melvyn Douol•• •• • tenl .. tenetor-"' Alp Torn n • v~ OM. ;The R r•tlng seems H"9f'e, UUlllforontSCtne IU9Qfft.lng oral sex. "THE MUPPETMOVll!" Is Ktuatly • movie wlthln-.movlt purporting to document Kermit the Frog's rise from sw•mp dWeller to stw. TM good natured Kermit soon KqUINS most of the Muppet comp•ny u traveling companions, and they spend most of the trip singing and running away from a fast fOOd entrepreneur whO wants Kermit as poster boy for his fr<>o·leg chain. They also meet a lot of famous people In cameo roles, lncludlng Steve Martin as a surly waiter, Bob Hope as a wlse<racklng Ice cream man and a touching last look at the late Edgar Bergen end Charlie Doum But Not Out Clowning by his fight manager, Barbra Streisand, during a training session upsets Ryan O'Neal in 'The Main Event," a romantic comedy showing at coastal movie theaters. CSUF Ticket Sale Closing Patrons have only a few more weeks in which to secure discount season Ucket.s to the 1979-80 ma.inst.age theater season at Callfomia State University, Fullerton. - The 20th anniversary season of dramatic presentations by the university's theater de· partment opens Sept. 28 with a seven· performance run or Alan Ayckbourn's comedy ''How the Other Hall Loves.•• McC.'11W· .... t of all -.re thewtttv =•t4" vltwl of"'°" lib -PlaaY's phOM call• to,... 891ft{,' tM now.famout Mu~lnt In a peltl IUlo sc ne room to ... talff'Wtllott Ir labor. AdUttl thOuldn't let the G retina scare tlWm off • from a plNsent evening. "MONTY PYTHON'S LU11! 011' ••tAN" opens with thr" WI• Mtn bringing gifts to• MWt>om Nbe In Jtruultm. Oops, wrong mlf9r. TIWy SMtch Utt gifts Nck and depart. Thet's tlW 11of'y of Brl•n CoMn's llfe: •lway1 In tlW wrong place M the right time. This outregeous pvocty of blbtlcal movies could only bt •ttempted by Britain's mad ~onty PYthonl•ns, whO wrote the script and play most of the mator rotes. The~almost pull It off . .Monty Py on addicts 'will be enthrall ; others may f ind "Brian•• puzzling or even sacrilegious. Especlally with a fadeout of a chorus slnglnQ "Bright Side of Life'· -Whlle being crucified. Rated R. "MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI'• assembles the maJor figures of the orlglnal film (minus Richard Dreyfuss> for an update on how they survived the '60s. All spllt from the sleepy m id· California town -Pau LeMat to race cars, Candy Clark into the San Francisco druo-rock scene, Ron Howard and Cindy Wllllams to domesticity plus protest marches. Charles Martin Smith and Bo Hopkins lo Vietnam. ··American Graffiti" was episodic and multi·character, but It had the cohesion of time and place. The sequel follows four unconnected stories 1n different locales, with resultant confusion. Stlll, the movie has moments car races. campus riots and especially in the war.zone sequences Rated PG. "THE CONCORDE ·AIRPORT '79" continues the downward spiral of the fear-of.flying ser ies. As If the Concorde didn't have enough problems with high fuel cost, low capacity and excess noise, now It's periled by a ml59ulded mlsslle, a fighter plane c'lnd a bomb In the luooage hatch. Audiences may find amusement with the dlalaoue, and the thrllls wlll be oenulne to whlte·knuckle air passengers. The persevering cast includes Alaln Delon, Susan Blakely, Robert Wagrwer., SVfvla Kristel, Eddie Albef't, Bl~ AndeM~. John Davidson, Cicely Tyson, J immie W•llcer and MartN R.-ye In a funny bit as a weak·kldneyed passenoer. Rated PG. "MAIN EVENT" presents the flip side of Barbra Streisand. She plays a perfume tycoon who is victimized by her,. accountant and finds her only a sset Is ownership of an over·the·hlll boxer.She brow- beats him back into the ring and ultimately to bed. Ryan O'Neal plays the flohter w ith lald·back charm. Rated PG. Also set for fall are the lavbh muaical "Follies," Harold Pinter's drama "The Caretaker'' and the annual Fall Dance Theater. Wet~ l'aYWlt• of Old wui.n. lallon -HollMC.lllk__... Works by Noel Coward, Bertolt Brecht and Willlem Inge will be offered, u wll1 a number of special events such u Playwrlcbta Theater, Readen '!beater and Theater for Children. An etiht·abow coupon booklet 1.1 now availa· ble, which saves patrons 40 percent over the recularttcketprices. A deadline of Oct. 4hu been set for the purchase of tbia dlleoaat &Jack.,e for $18. Further information and a brocbare may be obtamed by caUJns the Performlq AIU Cent.er bo:ir. oftlce at 77J..J371. • pr .. nts BERNARD ERHARD a.. LINDA Me CWAE 1Wt1~1~.::Y'"t:: mvtlc by lttCMAltD ft~EAI ' lyrlca by 1 OICAft HAMMlASTllN inct Ill.A,.. 1\11\A y 8AR6AAI\ ttl\1011~ THE I §EDUC110N ~:!!!£ f YNAN • t • l I .,.,.,,,.,, ,..,..,. 8,,.,..,,., • l'tyfNtne O'Hwl A Jon Ffftera Production ----NOW SHOWING AT THE ___ ..,... ~~~ E OOlllS Nv~.\' J · ~---------------------- ...... c ... AIPl Follee' .. w of die •09t •Pl'09rl0118t,1 .... ., ...... ToMagle .......... " -Rlctwd ~ ~.,,....... s.,.,._ BJ LOIS JOY BJLGaKN °' fte o.lfy .......... A full September moon -and the outer- space music of jau vloUnist Jean-Luc Ponty - brouaht enchantment to Oruce Cout Colleee last Tburaday nlaht In an auditorium full of rowdy students, smoke and body odor. The aurreptitlou.a mixture of Juz, classical and rock strlee that Ponty presented Un an engagemen exclusive to Orange and Los Angeles counties) waa blended and boned to a classical sound all its own. BE TOLD THE capacity audience that bis band would give a preview of songs from bis moat recent album, "Taste of Passion," to be released next month by Atlantic Records, in this kick-off for a three-month world tour. "Stay With Me," "Sense of Drive" and "Dreamy Eyes" gave the chilly sense of being transported to outer space, a bit reminiscent of listening to the group, Weather Report. Spectacular lighting effects blended with each song's mood and put extra polish to the evening presentation. Ponty's satin trousers and ablrt reflected the gleam with a dressy flash and shimmer, much in contrast to bis casual dress at a pre-concert press conference. • EACH BAND MEMBEll seemed expert. The bau IUitarlst played some out.tandine solo licks and durlne the last set of six sonaa, be and Jean-Luc riffed back and forth for a very exclt· ing, fun effect. The keyboard man was excellent playlnf electric, acoustic and synthesinger keyboards although bis show-off posturing and gesturing seemed a bit artificial. At one polnt, the strings on one of Ponty's bows broke, and a new one was sub6Ututed without a noticeable break ln the music. Other deliberate bow changes were made de~nding on the sounds he wanted to achieve. Ponty also played keyboards, much to the delight and intrigue of the audience. The excellent ll&htlng and Pooty's lnvenUve· nesa were demonstrated to a blcb degree during an encore of what sounded like '1'urkey in the Straw" done in a Jan-rock style with red, (8ff JAZZ-aOCK. Pase Cl> '6 An erotic ideal. MCICDDU.,• 1 '* {jlANCARLO {jlANNINI ~-.~ WJ '£NNIFEa ~U.. %£ .......... ~~- AWS'la..,,. -· lilRl ~ -----........ J.M ..... ca..11.11 S-.,MC 1,_ .. .. .A._...llN c:a...._t.fow ............ enards Cl CENTER MA890e AT .. AMS. COST A MftA AVBOICIMTla 97t-4UI Orange Coast College Community Service Office presents .IAWT FOU<LORICO MEXICAPAN More-Than Humanly Possible! 35 Dancers, Musicians & Singers Celebrate Traditions of Mexico SA1URDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 • AUDITORIUM• 8 p.m 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa - Reseroed Seats:· $6.50, $5.50 and $4.50 AWN OF THI DIAi> .. "UPROM THE DB'THS11 •t "'Dllr "' "1.0VI & IUUITS11 •)PfN DAil Y I I 10 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS M2•M78 ... Co-Hit At anem11 "THE. CHAMP" RYAN O'NEAI. Co-fftt At Qnedome "OH GODI" "'ALIBN' IS CLEARLY Dl!STINm> TO TAK• ITS PLACI! AS A CLASSIC." "A smashing olnelNltlc experlenoe." '"ThefHmltM etfec1Mty '*'"" wr8Cklng .. any of Hltchcock't bMl • ~,..._ llA9CTV •'AMln' It a COiter, a waloptr, • router, • ICtMdW and • tan of tun...• ·--.... tw -rentflc fun tor ~ ... · _,_ -- • ... . ., ... ......... At Pd ....... r..-.._ Y.tt C1tJ .... eatlMWll._ rr•1n•._IM..._'t ... ...................... ,c .......... DIV* ............ -...,.,... lmiUI ~ ..... ca. .. .-........ ............ ). ... ,...Ir told .. tMt ............. u,,.... ..... •"" ................... • aaw'. .. ,.,.. .. = .. to .... ..,... -artist -.... • ..... elufMt. p&uo ..... ... w w., .. bOW lo clrtve. •• , -&DWll&D that 1M ...t t1mMaO a .. .., Drivate Mriod du.rtac u.. ne.cwdiDc « ..... Jut album. ''Wa\19 ... "! bad a lot ol Wao to re- ( ROCK TALK J nahute.'' lbe aald, "I wun't sure that the formula of roek 'n' roll wu wbat I wanted. '"Ute .foba.Qy Canon wanted to leave the -J'CIGltbt Show,' he felt be wanted to extend bia villon to other things. ''I bave thlDp I want to say with lanau11e -I want to write books, to do my drawtn1a. I feel very full ol energy to pursue all the do· malna ol m7 imagination. '"l'M ONLY INTERESTED in workin& in rock 'n' roll within the contexts of what the Pat- ti Smith Group (Lenny Kaye, Ivan Kral, Richard Sohl, Jay Dee Daugherty) set up in the be1tnntn1. "U it get& too out of hand or if too many people start getting too many ideu about me, or the demands have nothing to do with our ~rn!l~ am 1f£~R14~0fr~ tliGHrJ "'Up in L -@mo~ ~o----·ft: -·~ ..... ,.......,_ ... ,.~: ··~-.. -· . ..::: ·. ~4D ~······. :. I ' ! ··'·--w-.. ·.~: ----. STARTS TODAY fAUIY ,_ FOUlfTAI• YAlllY GNdell 6'1M l~·S331 IMllYl ... 1 STUtUll Dlfft.ta foun&a•n Valley 962 2481 01;ange 639-8770 . I I -. ......... NO LONGER ROCK 'N' ROlL ODDmEI Pllttl lmllh, Suzi Quatro DIYet"llfy Talenta earliest desires, I will move on to sometblng else." ••• SUZI QUATBO DOESN'T wear black leather onstage any more, but she still acknowledges her role as one of punk's pioneers. "When I flnt started to play, I didn't tbink of what I was doing as a trend, I only aaw it years later when it was beinl imitated. But of course, it's a compliment. "J bad nobody to look up to when I wu a teen-ager. 'lbere was no girl I could look to and s ay, 'I want to be like her• Consequently, I was considered a freak, wearing bl1ck leather and playing guitar, and, I also treated myself as an oddity, which was wrong. "YOU BA VE TO COME to terms with what you are. When you 're the only one doing something you feel a bit left out. .. .,. ................ ··-........ ,. ···••111• -····-·· •••• ..... -·1~.I Ril_--·::!-, ·--~ . ~r-,.;·:::=::;:: ft !., 7th SMASH WEEK PUTT CITY Clmltll ....,. COAST lllCOUI_..... Orange 634-9282 C4s&a Mtu 5-46-2711 Buena Part! 521-2223 •rum w1a,.. TIU mw=n ... --llt ...... A~~ "lGlllUtlQI A Ml" rAllflllAM JUI THE WANt>ERERS ,_ 11U1 ..._ • *" nlllMM • U1111 MUii • tOlll WM ....... IMSOMOf'J ..... ...,,, ~ _.,......-a.ST.*M ..-w a IOH ~,,,_...,,, ICMAM ................. ~ . ._ ........... = @#Mliiii1111@h liiidl!i!I .............. ~ ........ _..... • • ..I lib WbeN I am now. w'n IOt • ...., album ....tq oat tbat I caa't wait 1or 9"17· body ...,., ..,.. Mltned to ...,., 1t•1 e.W -.i And Other Pou Letter Wordl.' We made It kl ...-..,.., wblcb it uanal. ber7cme Jalt be• .._.. tbey were IOIDI. tJlere •u DO n· pertm•MSoa . "We Ju.t wet ln and m.ede tbe rock "n' roll album. I really tb.1nk about ft that WQ: TllZ rod: 'D' 1Ql1 album. I'm ao )lr'OQd of it." cmaY VA.NIUA II beck in New Yort Ctty. Oaerr7, wbo wu once baNllect by David Bowle'• Main Man Or1an•uUm and before that wu a recuJar member ol the 'l'heater ol the R14lcldoua, u1d th1I week, ''New·York City ll .. ol lbocldn1 to me at the moment. I luppoH In Loodoo for tbe put couple ol yeara bu quiet me down. "Wbm we left New York, rock poupa were really bavhlc a bard time. It wu a real struc· Cle. Now it'• cbaqed. All the bandl are 1ettmi •lined and the clubl are paell:ed. "lly 1bow 11 much stral&bter now, no alidea, no multi-media. It's all hard roell: 'n' roll. We bad to develop that act in F.n1l1nd when the punk rock thing was happening, and you had to be good, and fut, for that crowd." M .... - ,.-------HOW PlAYlHGlt--------. lll£A. lollM's ... "-n 529-&UI I OIWIGl UA Oil C--63.& 3911 COSTA MUI. """" °"""" I Me-OS73 WUTMIHSTU. UA ~ 8tl-llt41 a tOllO. ~ "'·"'° .., ____ _ <1•~~1-·:!E:~ M'l11;:=..r:.~ .. ~.:~ a·1,,1,~1--·;1E:~ _._,.e..CM"8 ...,.. Ml.&AI fml'Y 1111 .... ...... .,. ... .....,.... .. -n-?.-P.M. IAT,__ ....... "'IHI~ MOYr •1 -n-1111at111 11.AY,__ ......... ,.... ---....... 1 1111 1 ' '. ' F••ISt .. cr Dana W)'nter l1 comforted by 1erlea star R1earclo Montalban a1 her son perfonm a 1tunt be bellevea will be fatal oo "Fantaay llland'" ton.II.ht at 8 on ABC, Channel 7. •MAONa1a...... f90Rf 1:11• ....,.,,.~ '-we.-In The...._ .. I Mfl&Y,_., Ol\n.aMll 9 HOU.YWOOO eau.iiw I TIOTAC--.. THleMD'le&MlH WMn ,....., .... In hie 'eno.u '° at'1ect Jen'• -girllrtMd, Kerry, ....... ar.g· .... • N»M-11 The oMoer'I ._,. a Olf'll OI tougN wf'O ...,.,,,,. to ~ II\ • rwootlca errwt. -~,.....,_ MPORT ....... WON.D 00t•U«:AT10N "U.8. ~ .. Ot World ........ Keith Fullet. llNlt- deflt of ttle AllOCieMd ,.,_, and Elmer LO.., ""-~ OI 48C ,..., join lloet Dani.I Oaaa•f!f Lbf begs e KNXT (CBS) Los Arigetes D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KK.l·TV (Ind) Los Angeles (JJJ KCST (ABC) San Diego tD KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind I Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach IGMrr ... loclll .. u •. ............. _ (l)Jl.M.Mill ..... ....(1) ............ NUUC ....,_,.c,._.,...°' '*"" .............. .... "'.,_~ tenoe.lft~ ......... fo0tbell '*"9r. (R) .Dl¥WIT"'*8I Arnold, '-""' .... out ~ "'' fftY buey f1mlly. CCII"-"" ..... "°""' w.y to get ettentlon. (A) • l9f 0# DONNY NIOMAM ~KN~ Md .... CooMdge, l'ledd f-. hul lynde, ... °""°"" ..... er!d Ole CMCof ' .... Wen..'' •• MllfNl'f 9lAND A former ttuntmen (Daill ACIOatbonl ...... -... d~19 ..... end. lntllrMdoi ... ooolUng oon- .... turN Into • glM4 food llgflt wfl9rl -OI «fie antrent• .. ~ ct-.~ a MCWll * • ~ "Whare lt'1 At" I ttet) O~ Jana-. AoMm.-y foreylh. After ...i.tlnt1· '" lyY L.aeguar l1arn1 "'' fat"•r'• nfOhtdub tiu.ir-and ~.rv.,._-., gar.(21n) By JERRY BUCK • The night before he'd looked at the LOS ANG ELES <AP) -Bob Hope's "Road to China" will give 1 Americans a good look at Chlna - and the Chinese a first look at the · comedian wilh the ski nose. Hope, just back from a month's stay in the People's Republic of · China, where he taped a three-hour TV special, said be found him.self just another foreian tourist to the fi rst 90 minutes or tbe special. "The main thing we wanted to do was show as much of China and the Chlnese people as possible," tbe en- tertainer aaid. "We've iot to have the American entertainers, but what's great about China is that you can see Peaches and Herb in the Temple of Heaven. • man on the street. , It didn't take long for some to get • to know him, however. It's bard to escape not.ice when you taU a stroll with lg Blrd. And bjs 1bowa in Pe· kine and Sbanpai had people clamor- ina for tickets. .. WREN BAaYSHNIKOV teaches a ballet class, you see the faces. They cheer, and they havn't tot a lot to cheer about. When tbey ft.ad out you're there for fun and to entertain, everythJnc chances. Their faces ll&bt up." • ··~·· ldmlMd KMn ... • fW1l¥a ......... """' ttie eoum.. cte ~. but AnfMI ~. .,, .,.irtng young **-· ~ .. ....,... rOll'IMtlo ~. (Pw1 1 Ol 2)(R) • NAT10NAL GiEOCM.YHIC u.::w. ''Journey To The Ou1er LJmit.··~~ t...ag.1 oonfront eome °' netin'• ~ dlal- leflgll at Ille Coiotado Outwwd Bound khool, greduatlng only efler c:llmtMno tM fott>lddlng 11.7 ta.toot Sent• AoM ,.... In .. PwvWln Andee.(~ nJBE TOPPERS X'l1.A • 1:00 -Tbe Beet ol Donny and 118rie.:t'be OISD01'411 welComl K.rla. K.rittoftlnaia, R1ta C-oolldp, Redd J'ou.· Palll 14Dde nd tbe eut ol ''ltat Wan." ,,,~ ABC~ ·~ Bad N°" ~an ha Tr ..... Wllllam Devue plan the a·lolt father ol one al tbe tam members aa tbe JOUQPten ao to u. Aatrodome. KCE'I' • t :OO -.. Kean." The ftnt of a two-pan atory Of the life ol ane ot J;Dcland's mmt famoua acton. 808 HOPe AND MO 81fm WALK DOWN ITRUT IN PEKING WortcMaw l!ntertalner Jult Anottter Forelgri T0urt1t CBS, NBC Join In THI! SPECIAL Alas OD NBC, Channel 4, Sunday eveninc at 8, and it also will be broadcast later in Cblna. It's the fint American enter- tainment abow made there al.nee the two countries resumed diplomatic re- lations. Hope said hi.I relation.a with the Chinese were Jod, althouah certalo areas were olf limits for Jill wtt. •'I couldn't do an)1hln1 political," be said. "I said I bad one Mao-Tai <• powerful local drink) and my bead felt like the Gaq of Four. They 1aid that WU politic.al. Then I said I felt By Prr&a J . BOYlt& lfke my bead wu 1oln1 ~ a LOS ANGELES <AP) -Tbe Crystal Gayle, Bll Bird, Shield.I and Yarnell, Peaches and Herb and Mikhail 8aryabnJkov, carry on in Sbanshai and Pekin1, and you'll 1et a kick out of aeetni Hope'• monolo1uea delivered via ln-i.rpreter. Example: Hope brou..Jht alon1 Mlkhall Baryabnlkov, Cl'yat.al Gayle, SU.Ida and Yamell, Peacbel and Herb, and, of coune, Bil ,Bkd. They vtaited at the Great Wall, the Temple of Heaven, the Capital Theatre, the Sbaa.OW circus. tbe Puppet Theater, the J'orbtdden City, and tbe Yu Gard.•na, where Hope's wife, Dolor•, una for the •bow. Cbina a. rept"9leDted by three com· • edla.u, an a.,.ar.w IUlpcms cham- pion, performen from U.. Pek1Q Opera, clowm from tbe' cimal and th• world'1 a.11 trained paada been. ..... IL\)f Dowa....,"flt'I· I....,. .......................... ._ ftnt • neoum..d blaU ...,_ n.. be • vilitM .. 8oNt u.-1a -· uyOQ walk .... U.. ltrM Mi .. ,.... : Ciled tUl -W WtJl neor' I J'08. Tben _. f.00.'ll j:otnt • ••1 • 'Boob .................. "' ., .m8'iel10•...,•·"' ,. Hope, Wbo w ...... ••Mlti' ; dace Ml ~ I t1•11 ...... d • tape ................... ~ toot t ......... off ............. ta To1.ac1wa•U11t~11111t ..... . cultural revolution. That was allO drawn-«tt be1Annln1 of tbl tm-. pollUcal." tel"laim aeuon enten lta aecond He said be WU allowed to refer to Wffk tbla Sunday. witb CBS and NBC America'• own Gani of Four -• Jolnln1 ABC in the aeatter-atart open- "Mork and Mindy" and "Laverne ins of the new TV year. and Shirley.•· Altbou1b tbb la ABC's oftlclal "pr•lllMnt0 week, tbe network 1ave tb.rff ot Ila new •bowl a bead start by airtnl tlaem last weelr, a procram- m1D1 shnmlck tbat. paid ott ln the ratJAp . ("The Luarua Syndrome" ftnl•bed fourtb and ••240-aobert0 flnllbed Jab). PNmJere net for NBC 8Dd CBI dNln't olfldally ate.rt util Mc.st1, • botll eetwora u. AB ALWAYS, HOPE tailored bl.I humor to awt the loeale. ID "er· crowded SbH1h1I, Ho,. quipped tbat a woman fabated oo tbl atnet and d6da't fall ctowa for 10 bloeb. He Hid the 1U111dr7 bl bla hot.el WM the 1reate1t In tbe "°"Id: •-n.e, W..W ud ironed m1 pttJamU' .,-ud I was 1UUlntbem.'" · ' After Hope'• return. Cblna•a mloltter of eultun wrote to tbe Cblneaeam....,ldorlaW......._. '1He told blm to tbaU llr. Hope for Ida ..... ,., tbe-*-talMr Hid. '"K• ••l4 to tlaaak me f~ Dioi .... ad aald the .,... 1wta1 much triendlhlp betwWI aa.. two COUllUMI. But for •• to ebect U.e moeololue for an~•• tllat ...... lilnM u..t friwdt-p. lie WU , ••• l'fBC .... I • ,.~":\.arr~=:-ot the new ...... Tbe Dltworb .,.. back at tbe bulta .. 1 of b••d·buttiD1, ICMd ... tine m.,. ,,..._.op- poelte ... ot.bel' 8uDda1 m,lat. ..., WI ID TO klelr otr NBC'a Dew Muon tban Bob Rope? He elNelra lD a.day nS•bt at I with a tllnHow .,..... ''On the RNd to Clat~~~~ a ••rl•t1 extra.a1an11 featan1111 • array ot tal• Cblne9• and Ameriaa. Hope u4 bla tl'Oape, tact.uni Hope: '"nM Great Wall of China i.s Uae 1reatest plece of conatrucUon th1a side ol Raquel WeJch ... lnterpre,ter : "Wbo'a Raquel Welcb?" BO•E OP HOPE'S belt liMI were cut b)' CllIDIM eaaon, e. tbere'a aUll mouch bere to aatlat. the m01t rabid &op. IUI uaUl hla auutmu apeclal. CBS bu ,,..._ T•U. lloath, '' a aoap opera-movie wttb Carol Burnett, adultery, lUe1lUmate ebtldren and a Modern Woman tbeme. Yecb. ABC often Woody Allen'1 1tTT masterpiece, "Annie Hall.'' tbe Oacar·winntac tale of a craay romaaee. Woody a. neu.rot.lc A1¥J Slncer, a Jewish comte from BrooklJ'ft wbo falla ln k>\'I with RU, Sblua AmJe <DlaM Keaton). A1V1'• trip to llDUywood me, be tbe belt bet ot aatln eftr. Waull tMa mcme. Carden €hriettan School Classical Amelctm Education UltNQ rHICOMPLITl~N METHOO 'Prime Timer' Chris Playing OtJ, Dad's Turf . BrTO• JO&Y NEW YORK <AP l -Chris Wallace says ~ waa reluctant at first to give up tus assignment lp Washington as House correspondent for NBC Newa, but there was something about "Prime Time Sunday" that aroused his interest. "What intrigued me was lhe opportunity to spend more ~me on a story. ror reporting, diggifll, m ore interviews, better writ· ing," Wallace says, "tbe cbance to give 10 m1nutes to a story rather than a minute and a batr." Wallace wu recruited, with Jack Perkln.s, u one of lhe pro- rram 's two roving correspon- dents. And in tbe two monUts since the mid -summer pre- miere of "Prime Time Sun- day." his 1enerally bard-edce reportiJll bu been one of tbe show's strong pbints. "It hasn't all been smooth." be aaya, "but I feel I've worked out a lotottbe kinda, and I think the show bu. too. ''WE CAllE IN'ro TRIS with no bac ol stories, ao to speak, and I must aay, we're Ured. But we au feel lt'a been worth it." Indeed, NBC acbedu.Ied the lirat edition or "Prime nme Sunday," with Tom Snyder, host ol the network's late-ai&ht "Tomorrow" program, u anchor. for the even1nc of June 24. That was primarily to live the newsmaaazlne a running atart taco the tm.eo aeaaon. "Prime Time Sunday" bu stumbled a bit ln tbe ratlnp to far. but enters the new televialon year wttb the 1upport of NBC'• preeklent, Fred l&Jvermu. '11VaBLY n·o ALL like to be better ln the raU..,.," W~ aa71. "but tbere'a banlly a CN•t~a..... ... Tbe eompartaoe wU.b CBS" 1uper•1ucceaN1 'W • ..._.. -Cbrta W.uae.•1 tat.Mr, Mlk9 w.uae., bu bea a • ._ MIDUlea'" eorntpOndtnt frem tlMI l&ert -·~ IDeYltable. Indeed, tile eon-traat probably coaUtbuted to tM demlH of .. ,,.._.., .. tbe ~•uor ot "'Prtme Time Sun- daJ." NBC, at the outlet, empbulMCl 11Prlme Time Sun4at'" woUI be dll'f•reot -portJona f1I tile new Protram would be Un. "lt'1 be.a ua •vol¥lnf Udq. we're coutantlr den._, tM Procr•m,' Wallace 1ay10 "and tbe eselti.Qf t!dal aboUt U.. U.e format ia the oP- portaltJ tt ,.._.tor ctbuae. •• TON KRESS' "'FEATHER WEIGHT'' AcryUca P•lnfed on Sh..,.ci M•aonlt• Pl•ne an SAT. & SUM. MAJIMEIS Al Seats sz.oe• t:JO,... FOl..0 CALL SJ4.REE 6:11-1: 15-10: II ~l"IALOA &ARBARA HAARIS 1'HE OF~w:N ..... J Dt'l+I IGllV l:Jt.60I 11:11 1'0M U-PAIMTI Pl.MU Of"' 11 lnlk ....................... y .............................. ., ................................. Oct. tt it CllllKtin Choice oa::.lf. t66 H . c.9lt H ...... y. LAlll.. • A Cham• llM NCeptlOft frWft 6 tot'·"'· ~ wtnfltt ... artllt .... Myme .... , ...... lttkMd .......... . .... Pl HI .... lft •OM lHIMft Uftlbfflon. l•AICAPtlT DON "°'= wm dncr ... MsNlftte *'"'..,.. wttlt 0111 w1ten ttte Art Auoc..._ Of Huntington INch, Nof'tft mMta .. 7~·"'· n.uncs.&.s:,t· 20 In Murdy Rtcreetton • . A NaW .... aL TRAIN •XN181T hH oP9Md .. tM UI H•br• ChHdren's MUMWT'lr thenlcs to a $1,500 orent from Untted c.tlfomlA B•nk. TWo o gage traln~lonet Amtrall ~ LloMI Blue with speclatty selected scenery, wm becorM • penneMnt dlSPl•Y and Pt"IM.-W the history of the train station which houses the museum at 301 s. Euclld~ La Habra. It Is q>en from 10 to• 'uesday through Saturday. COMBINING ~AMILIAR 09JECTS with the unrel1ted Is the knack of ceramicist David MlddlebrOok, Whose works wlll be shown In Chapm•n College's Guggenheim Gallery from Monday through Oct. 24. He wlll lead a workshop from 10 to• Saturday In the Wettm.r The.ter on the campus. 333 N. Glauell St., Or•nge. "AN EVENING WITH CONRAD and lnterlandl," Inspired bV the polttlcal overtones of the current Goya/Picasso gra~hlcsexhlblt, will star:t ~t6: 30p.m. F'rlifay, Sept. 21 , at Laguna Bffch Museum of Art, WI Cliff Drive. Nick B. Wiiiiams will moderate a discussion between Pulitzer.Prize-winning cartoonist Paul Conradandsoclalsatlrlst Frank lnter- landl, beginning at 7:30. Tickets, $5, available .t the door. ENTRIES 'OR THE FOURTH annual Costa Mesa Art LNOUe Fine Arts competition wllt be received from 1 to s p.m. Friday, Sept. 28, and 9to noon Saturday, Sept. 29 at the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Art Gallery, 100 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Artists are limited to three orlgtnal works at $4 per entry for non-members. Martin Peterson, curator for San Diego Museum Of Art will be Juror, awarding $350 In prizes. ' ~TRIUMPH! AIM Mlfl ls ,,,..I:,.. .. ,...,,..,. .. ,,..Altl# ... ,, ......... . ........ adlm It'*...,, ... ... . ... • ...... ,.,.. .. c ... " -OENE SHALJr. J'OCMY. l#C·TV -I DWIN Mll l(R SCllCNTCIN ,..,.GA/IN/ THE §EDUcnaNY OF ..JOE TYNAN Al.AN ALDA BARBARA MERYL HARRIS STREEP A MARTIN BREOl'\Al"f PROO<JCflOl'I 'I fll.M BY JlRRY SCHATZBtfl<. ·THE. SEDUCTION Of JOE TY,,Alr .i.oslMT!ng RIP TORN •l\d MELVYN DOUGLAS~ ~n...,. &trM~ Wntte" by o\lAN AU>A ~Producer LOOIS A STROU£R Music 11y BtU corm "'-"bf """""" BMO~ Dn<l~d ..,.Jf:RRY SCHAT~ FftT'.ift;•=~ ".!'_.~ .... , .. .-,O!.f,_.~·· ~.!!..--~:.I NOW PLAYING • OUllOI Mlll SOUTM COAIT IDWlllOI' C .. lMI WHT Orange637-0J.40 Costa Mesa ~6·2711 WtstmlllSlff HI·~ • <rNli~CI) wtdie ........ ,..,.... ~ -tbe stace. Tbe adMt4 •• Giit ... tM& Mcl ~ tbe wbole time. ~ t l>urtlll tM earlier........,, .Jean.Luc ez . pla1ned .. Id.I four .......... ,. ~ for......_IOUDdl. One ... ~1' tUMd ccmctlt .wm. Two baH ftve lltrtDp ; oae ol tbele II-.. to a Hf7 low C for a ~ iOWMl ad tlle c6er' la eJec1rifted ud C wtth ~ coeta ol blue lacqW' to mt.Celeetnnlc feedbeek. The otber bm1tcme veo-lmtra la ..._. to oal7 oae- ftftb note above a eello. GreetiaC tbe preaa ID a coU.oe ~ white ack .,..... and barrac.bla .. PaatJ aeemed • bit tlJ'ed but v.,.., nlued and p-adoul. BB 'IOLD BOW bU /arenta were both cla11lcal pel"formera ao teacbera and be sraduated at 17 wttb tbe Prem1er Prix from tbe presup,m Comervatotre Natlaaal 8uperieur ID Paris. At ftnt Jau offered blm a freedom from more aerloua male, but after becomlq a respected Jan artllt in Eurqpe, be felt a certain "academic restriction" wtth tbe pure form and ventured tato roct. He recorded with Elton Job oa the •'Honky Cbateau" album and played wttb G«>rp Duke and Frank ZAppa. TOUUNG WITH ZAPPA and "Mothers of Invention" put him bl the forefront of the American Jau and rock scenes. He bu won a crosa-aection of critical acclaim from the Down Beat maguine award to the readen poll of Rolllag Stone. Now be coaaiders hia maaical expreuion anique and poiDta out that other baDda on both continenta are imitating b1a style. The OCC Associated Student Body and Irene Jacks and ber promotional staff deserve kudos for efficient handling of the whole aff-.lr. But reserved seats for reviewers would have been prefe1Ted so u not t.o be disturbed by poor • visibility. physical discomfort and jostling crowds After all. Ponty's sounds are a personal commumcation between himself and the llatenen, and i:ta his inDovaUve nuances that create the magic. 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P39Sfl '3595· I C OLET CAPllCI ISTATI WA~ VB. automatic trans.. air cond pwr ·ateenno-bfa~nd~ats cruise. & custom interior. (64STPt I IStk · 1099-A)' '4195 -----:-::=r::~:;:::;m-----t-----ia"i!~~~----.... -----,~,~--~C~~y----+------,~,~77~DOl~DG-.....E lt71 D •••J'ICS-UP VS, a&.rllomllHc er-.. power llteering & brakes. tinted gi.a. (1Jl810G) <Sttl. T0409) · IOICAT J.0009 llM u.set rtclf..uP Economical 4 cytlnder •no1ne. 4 l'*9d V8. pawer steering & bnikes. tinted trans . air cond .• pawer 1teertng & glass. & rallye wheets. (1F178e1l (Stk brakes. (785WOW) (Stk. P3934Al P4016) '5188 t . -~~ . I '71 PONTIAC rn H ED KTlllD VS. autom.tlc t,.,,... aJr cond.. pwr. steetlno-bf•ee wlndowl. tinted 9'891 & lilt wheel. (732VCO) (Stlc. P3948) t . 1977 DOKE CllWc:M414 ve. automatic trllnl .. air oond.. pwr. 1teerlng a brake•. tinted glau. C1E'-'700) (Stk. P4016 l ' -----~--~# 1976 FORD GeA.HADA 4 DOOi Eco.-om.cal 6 cyhocte< avtomattc trans air cond . PWf steenng & ~akes hnteo glass (295NIM) (Stk. P3995) '3199 t9nFORD LTD SIDAM VS. automatic trans . a1r cond . PQWer ste ering & brakes. Landau top l242RZYI <Stk P36851 '369 1978 CHEVROLET 1/1 TOH ptC.1-UP Economical 6 cylinder. three s~ed trans . tinted glass camper shell (1L552931 <Stk. P3979TJ '4695 1971 FORD TNUMDIUm) VS automattc trtans . air cord . PWf steering-brakes-windows-seats. c"'ise tilt l492WKYl (Stk P~l '5299 1979FOd . MUST.,_ COllA nlUO Economic* 4 C)'tlnder engine. 4 eoeed trans.. pwf. steering I brakft. rellye ~~P3jMO) •-wer ca•••·· Biorhytltm Plan ·succeed8 DIUfVSa (AP> -WIMa Bo1 ODWM Mt ca to .,..... u.11& o..w'• 800 Yellow C•' C•. drtven lbauld U.. lD to their~ IOIDe scoffed. a.Mn 1-lbe4. 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All ...a--. advertlsed in &JU .... ~ la •Id>· Mt to the .......... Palr liou.ln1 Act of tNI wbicb mat• lt Uletal to advertise "aa)' pre· ference, llml\ation, or dillcrimlnatioa buf!d on ,...., eoklr. reli~. tu. or IUlllioaa1 oripn, or aD • 0 .... to -b .. _)' .-pref.-.ce, limlla Uan. or~ lllinalloo " n.. newspaper will not knowingly acce pt any adv•rti1in1 for real eaate wbich 11 in viola tiaoofthe law. mots: AdYertiHn ._...Oecktt..irads .., .... ,..,.... ""' "'"._ • ....,.TH DAILY PILOT.,.._, Wlllty for .... first .. cornet ........ Giiiy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1 I• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OPa.HOUSE SAT&SUM 1-4 #1 larto·Hftto Crt ~ ...... This 3 oom, 21 3 balh trt ·level condo 1 n a pnvate, parkl.Jke settmg is absolutel y IM M ACU LATE' Only $148,500 1n exclusive Newpon Crest Call ,\no Talbert. 752· 1920, Jr QUAIL A_,~~~~~I CO.. TU l:JO r.M.I ~<® PBJch Realty llAL IST ATI OCR& IMCI MNel I t4t SPY.LASS Ht&.L This 1paclou1 s bedroom, formal dining room & den home provides gracious living for the entire family. You 'll enjoy the elaborate pool, jacuui & CANYON VIEW. The home is located within the Newport M~a Unified School District. A change in f amJly plans bu created the urgency to sell. . .a great value at $439,500. #8 Drakes Bay. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 NEWPORT BEACH 759-0811 IAYFttOMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip WEST OCEAMFROMT Duplex with excellent income. 30xl02 R-4 lot. $400,000. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boy,.d,. Dr"''" •" h 67':J 6lol -- ~ FAMTASl'IC IA YNONf COM><> Foa LIAY-4 I.MO .. MOttTH Presently being totally redecorated with new carpeting & drapes, new paint inside & out. new kitchen appliances including micro-wave oven. Huge living room & dining area, 2 spacious bedrms & 2 baths. Bayfront patio plus private patio. A most exciting water view. By appt. WISUT M. TA TLO. CO .. UAL TOIS 211 t S. Jo •T tr ... h9d MIWPOIT CIHTB, M.L 644-49 I 0 SPECTACULAR view, a.atom Newport Aaome. 3 BR. pool, walk t o Marina . 'JJT1 TusUn Ave . 12118.500. MAJESTIC Laguna coastline view. Top quality exec home. 4 BR. 298,500. CAIL Petty Smith & see this r efurbis hed BR home. New carpet s. Anaheim. Only S87 .500. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY 613-8100 ,..._.Caluhl ISTA11 Southern c harm Geaut 2-sty. Beach. s BR. incl. pt qlra. 3 BA. ~ uY. Rm. Fplc t• rmal d inine rm Ba&oany terrace off two BR a.ates. La grounds. Walt to golf. It bas it all Reduced to barea1n value. $114,900. Call 9Sa--OllOl2 BK.R. D0¥8SHOafS UMSUltPASSID 851.MCI Dramatic marble tbru gated e n try . U n · swpassed elegance with eartblooe carpets, open· ness tbru all rooms . spectacular pool with pillars and gardeo lran· qijlity. A truly classic aod prestigious home Call today.~ FORESTE OLSON "• ......... . Y1IW Al•MDOt• ISTATI •/a ACU IM HAUOI YllW tau ... and o n it sets a 4 bedroom Burlingame model with huge bonus room. This is fee land and there's formal dining, new carpeting, 2 fireplaces, a family room and park like rear yard. A Unique presentation at $327,500. U~l()U~ t1()M~§ REAL TORS , 675-6000 2443 East Co1st Highway. Corona del Mar I ·-......,,.,,... Hill![ ~ Mc rou.tACK RE I . ,...o·o ...... w, 2SllKJLOWAY LAGUNA BEACH Daulinc white water _______ __., views & a blend of Old 1.1.Uc .... o ... w ...... • 7141 644·1094. 644·6869 World with co nl~m 4 IOaM-2 STOIY porary + a lot o( natural Mini.Iles to beach Lar~e st.one, set.a tbts new 3 petJohome Living room. hdrm.. 3 t>.th. fam1rm a. step saver kitchen + dm· formal d!M! rm apart ing area. W.a.11 ol gJass to from alJ the others H 11 lie private patio, onl y W\ll ~here Sat & S...n S'lt,950 CaJI for pre VJew l·S to dlSCuss terrru. or a ~7881 lease option. Call fnr •" " •'• d1re rt1on~ Ai.kin g [ ~ IR!l1-m>-.ax>-4t-4-7-55-I - AIAMDOIB c.ta.WM &and~ custom bwlt. 3 bedrm. 2 balh. fam rm. fplc. sunshine custom lt1lcheo 1700 sq .ft Ekalder wants out' Act now. 1117.000. ~2313 t')PffJ ,, I./• ! '\'I.If•' N ~. ; l9·1Mlffll New offering, deluu --------bay{root on the waler HAllOI YllW See 5'>fllw. Eutblulf, 1111,.-t Dlllln ='~W:.,~ ,......$1i7loo TIUJFtC TOWHHOME w/poo l & bo at s lip JmtLhted available. Spacious 2 Br Alpu1aT Momego llldl on 2 Ba wflre entertaining fee land. Spac 4 BR balcony /patio to view sing.le story Door plan. evening lights on the Ideally &ocated. Owner water Won 'l last at bas purchased another _S37_s_.ooo __ . Own_er_. fr1_J._!M19 home and must sell. Call One of the most up· gnded units in Heritage Park Rieb parquet lloor· inl in entry •family rm. o.tr panelhng 1n dJrung area. custm drps & Levolor bl.Jnds. This 2 s t o ry h ome 1s 1 m - macuJate & pnced for qiaclt sale at $99,000. Call us at 751·3191 C:: SELECT tPROPERTIES OPa.HOUSE SAT&SUM 1-5 153 I. 23rd STaEET COSTl.MESA llDUCID SI 0,000! HORSES! Saddle Up!! on this spectacular 1h acre lot, nearby riding eralls to tbe sea. An old world charmer of a home, 3 bedrm, 2 bath. out buildings. A must see d you like horses. call now 546-2313 f /4111 Ill IJ • 11\IUt\I10 l!J '' I [~1111 1,. ~ OLDE CORONA DEL MAR -a charmer oo Larkspur . Brick fireplace with raised hearth, open beamed oeilinp. SmaU, but cute. three bedroom 4t den plus 2 bathe. SlM,000. COi.i OF MIWPOIT HALToas 675-551 t This beautiful east.aide c:osta Mesa bome bu just been r educed to $129.900! 3 bedrooms. 1~ .._., RV pad + deep drift oa a 60X150 k>t. ow.er ..sious. Cf.Ill Bea Andel. 7~1920. SANTA ANA HEIGHTS! _______ _ ' 9UAIL PLACE NOPHTIIS"' to,. n e:Jt r.M.1 Hone Property. 3 Br, l ba Clll 1lt acre, 4 stalls, tack • guest. S160,000 . 3>161 S.W Cypress. Call &G-72'10 ror appt. Z STGaY + POOL Assume VA k>an. Large 3 bedrm , livj n g rm . eourmet kitchen + large ramily room, wet bar, secluded patio, sparkling pool. Aakine S99, 900. ~.Call now 963-7881 O#'flj ,,, y \. ' "~"·, t f f' ' ~::~~!•·&WI nmtout apt-or live in it ·-------• yourself. Higb uauma· ble io.a. low down. Full .... priH SB4,900. can us ·+· now,461-38llO. ~ J1f CSELECT @/~@/~ T"PROPERTIES ·~ YOU'il llOODIMG! NO. we are not-only 114.950 ror lb.is appealing aod cheery 2 Bdrm condo with a large paUo and community pools. Also s lkT will help finance. Can't promiae it won l sell qul~k.ly so act now. Call 97&-5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS aHVISTOIS SNCIAL Sit.too Spaniab style nis\\ng bome. Boom to build! ClllM6-1111 Ol'fNTn 9 •Ir S llJN 1011 N"'.I • ~jf THE REAL ' ~-[~TATfR~ _ ·-n ~~~~ STOP!! ..... ~ ---Tlb ume to relax and --. ..... -·-*1Patbome. lt'1 almpte l&W: l~W: -a-uSt.n--with Da lly Pilot ~MewpurtBa1 ---1 ......... e a-lfied Ada. And tr ~ r,_ Plt!OUe S "71,,50f ..,., haYe tometbinf to ...._.._ -er,: .. nlt or I"-call• for further ,_1 ll f dl ---..., .. .._._.,,_ 1e 1, ea • rien y 11 •d I J lower ---· Qwtlied Ad·Vbor at _., N....i brick fplca. '~W.iii.lii~iiiiiMIM277iiii~to:--~iiiiji----Wlt...., 4 car,.,.,.. •-------- Beet 8flll"· ll•pa to ..... l>l•l 752.1700 ,.,,...., ' ()jlfN Ill 9 • H \ IUl'l 10 Ill Nl(\r • ~:] !fff R! Al L. rs r.~; 1.fis llE lmB l'llD ID. OVER 60 'feAAS OF SERVICE today. HAJt101 VIEW S BR, over '1!i acre. Portofi no Mdl Ex· panded to 3200 sq ft. Formal dining rm, hardwood entry & CeD· tral air conditioning are but a few o f th e amenitin. Seller will help with financing. Call for complete details. EASTSIOI HOME 3 years young. 3 BR, l~ baths , fireplace . Reduced to SI 12.!iOO MESl.YIRDE .wu.w A )ovely front courtyard &cads to this lruly elegant home with 4 large bedrooms, formal dining rm, family nn witb cozy brick f11'eplace in large fCllW'1l'lft ldtcben. All this PLUSaJcargarage. Cell Today 5'4-M11 bedrm. 2 baths. Nearly Unbelievable Newport ~ acre of woodsey lot. Beacb value! lOO St.eJll lO Hu"e sparklin• pool. sandaod0ttan!4 Bedrm .. "' + 3 bedrm unit. Needs OCUJROMT OfetSAT.1-4 5061. Oc...,.,... $11.000t PRICE REDUCTION · BALBOA deluxe duplex; large 4 bdrm. " 2 bdrm 1n1ts, f11>lc eaclt. now S4.96 .ax>! TT)' U\lltal 1 men I purchase' long estate driveway lo yourn.c.don't wait, caU garafe. A must sell! now T52-l700 $1.69,950. Act now. call ,,.. • .. . . [;'6!1iid l~&IH:I OCUMAOMT 55FT.LOT! n.st.om deluxe duple&;• & 3 bdrm. Wllls, ttourmet ldtchen m owner·s apt. ~ lots of imported tile. frpk. each urut 6 Car garage + mucb more• $89S,OOO ! Try yo ur terms' 3 Bdrm Portafino model + guest house with fireplace and separ a te entry Perfect for ln·laws Thi 8 could solve yo ur h ou s ln~ problems. 5266.900 $1.89 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a JO day ad int.be DAILY PILOT SEIVICE llRECTORY 00 IT NOW! ...,. "",,..,. ••ors • 675-7060. MISAYBDI RX8St15,000 Beautiful tree hoed street. 3 Bednn home needs fixing. Don't miss cu. buy now!! ~7171 ! Doing Business j ...,.. .,. J \ i ; I ~ ~,~::,~. I ,r:~ ·~;;· ~•~tt~!~jH~\l~I 1 • Neme? I L 11m•1c_ I. . ! GARAGE SALE ads in ' ~ l the Daily Pilot bring llap-1 ~L. ~-«1 i py results. To platt your !''··. \ ~' / l drawin& card, pbone i &C2-5678 today! mecnab I Irvine realty A 9Ul91DIARY OF THE IAVINE COMPANY llST °' I01MI WATERFllONT HOMESIMr. • * DOVER SHORES '** Excltiai 4BR single -level home w/O\atstandlng bay VIEW from most rooms. Offered at $241,009 leasehold. ** BIG CANYON •• Spacious 4BR/f tmily rm bome - perfect for the youn1 eiteeuUH family. PuttJna 1JeeD -pool tr 1pa. Corner Jocaflon • security of 24-bour IUaJ'd 1•te eentce. $515,000 incl. lancl Jeri Hunt 6'2-l'l35. CE·ll) Lingo RW&mt. w • ..... l••t lht•d • coat .. porery 6 ~edro••· ._, .......... .w ..,.. ...... e.c ....... ,,..... c•l·cl•·••c clo•• to •II -• HI t 0,.. ..._ um.p. 1kyll9'h, prl•acy, lots of perkla9 oree, •lew decb, ce I 'tf poofs. ...... ,.U. ,ra.... lteoce. •d 24 lltoer wartty ...... Mc:tdud. TWsh • «Jr"' 1ppw lwlty *-' _,_ -~ ........ ......,.._ ... ............... co lty. sno.ooo. OCEAMFllOMT-ON THE SAHD EMERALD IA Y ht ol of pm• Im raid lay, ....... ... Giiiy 14 ....... rkJM• tM 1-4 Mow, for the fint tW .. ..., '""' ... of ltle ler-cjnt .ct ftMst of tt.M oc••ft owl ..-• 11 o•allable. 1'11 ~ Med. dyte ...._ of 6 bedroOlllS, feat•res lyxury eccoM•odatio1u, s•perb wWte =•• Yiews, direct ocuu lo .............. &Mtlllct l4ly alto.._ 6 coa••tity ....U cowh. 2 pooh ..ct I S ocrn of park l-4 C•ll aow fM .... gppol t ••to •Mw this OKe M • llhti•• opporh1tlty. s z.200.000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499.455 I 495-1720 s..tt. La; a La 111• HMpat 497-3331 493-1112 L-....1eac11 0.. , .. ~c~~~!L~ LIDO ISLE-POOL 70 feet frontage. this luxury home with its 6 Bdrms. 5 baths. large formal dining room, family room. & study. ideal for either entertaining or just plain comfort for your family. Close to private beaches, clubhouse. tennis courts . sm.ooo. • COUMIU. IAl48 co. 644·9060 2111 IANJOAOUIN .. USAD. 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WA.lftl9 UGll 11 -........... ...._ __......,, _--. .. ~ ~·srsr~ \.. -.u~·) • Ir you are quaUlled to lilt or sen real estate, for profit or lu deferment. create sales Under current tax rulings. or wiWDI to learn. • Every salesperson pays their own way Ot's true. 100% of commbsion yours). • No petty broker requirements. I.I. IUD COlllM. cas.....,. O•erJOY..,. S.ulccto....._Alw lllCU-SYS'llMS. UM.TY THI otltelMA&. left. COUUllSIOM IY~ NIWPOIT llACM · 71t.0226 V~w.JJ.onu16 NEW PRIVACY ONE ACIE Hone5-T.-. $350,000 CCMmtry Holow 714: 631-2366 <Brokers WelcomeJ 'WAYOfUfl .... .,.,... .......... It, Ml Ullekldl ._..up In U1e•, park • bu, --. ------------. --al!lllP" ....... (all ., , _______ _ ta.a a ._ ~ COSTA t 81A c..w.. ~ 1114 I' • __ .._. '"' =~e~· . .. ....... ·--······ ...... -... ·-···· --•• .. •• w -..... 4 .... LOWSlT •••c• i• ~·cz•t ult IYntllM •ARI 'h ,._ ... I a.&a ...... o.w tt«. 1 • +• ..... ,._.., 1-111w4 ....._, lliS ................ to .... owe. 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'A ' IRAMDMEW --------1 4 br. 2 b•. family rm, Iva / l6 Be.a g,_ \ype a •U'Y bome9 Pit ~ aaaaa frm Meadowllft Cntry Cub. 3, 4. $ bdnm 3 ba, 3 car 1ar ()pen wk dys 12-tpm Sat 6 9-ln 10.m · flPn> ~ <n•>MO--orMS-ua WAJWMT Eatra I ar1e eoraer duplex In alnt eond. Moorinc avaal. 5'>•c· Ulcul.r view. Appoint· r.-anly. -.ooo. *Cote Realty & lnvestm~t 64C).S777 LOWISTNtCI on Balboa Island . Remodel Into your dn!lm home. 1.)6 OoraJ . 8'0.000. BALBOA ISLAND REALTY m.8700 .... , I d1 1007 rm. frpl&. rueat b<Maae. J~~~~~~~~ M•DY xtraa. Auume *n 9.lllp Ult. Approx. bal SUR.GOO. Pnced un -market Sl&),000. Call 142·04117 Own/11nt or 9D-Gl81 Brvller CEDAR GLEN MOOILSALI 3 bedroom model. luabJy upcraded condominium. 2564 Eldeft Ave, C.M 642-41734 Weaa Del Mar. 4br 2 b•. upfradu thru·Out. Deeb, covrd patio rm. ciale LO Kboola " new parlt. Owner. no Apat.1. SW9l FAt&Y.,_ lnvrle your frieod• to )'OW' pf ace t.o enjoy &be 001.Y ftnplece, 81 G la.au· ly rm, aod l"I*° MW latcbm. 4 BR 2 Be, qu.all· I.)' thruout I &Aper family bome. $N,5ot. Ruth L.luri._ RJtr ....... KYLMHONIS POOL.a.\C&JFICE I 500 Yards lo ocean '· M.cleJ Perl ert'.. 2IOO aq.. f\.. lorOdr .. w/pool, jac. GI· IJe&. PM.Ii cir. REALTORS ---Rooa\y I 81\, 3 Ba, I muo ........... Walk to town. beaclil M yard• -dtvn'• • flthenua'• ..... Lara• l'OOlm, ftreplace. uvm,. ma1t« lledrooln. Debme ~ lbdrm • I + den. l'Albeltll. IAllh ea.,,.U ......... Belt appUaw. rec reom, jaeUat, new . ........ ,. ..• 640-1390 .,..,... ~La\Cll .... ~ ••9111 A atuaalal depart.re .............................................. J'wtieroek oa. ,.,.... home,lle.U. ...... W/p-eet riewolO C. 4 Br a Ba .. family r•. lllic:l'owue ..... AIC, peilio W /CMS, 6 • .., -... ........ ,,. . llleK-..m.719 fticl9 r-.r.I ,_ q•dl ....... a.., ... q11 ln.Sao Carlo• '°" 2 •• ! 8r ...... . ~Ba .............. . ••tbar , J ,oola , coUcoucae. Slat.HO. &Im WOOOllll•I , ... -.. SBr ... .000 ICM»l.IJ. ... ..., Mo.t dalrable Colony pf u 3 H.,e atHter ~I.e. HP tam• din rm, ciWet culdesac P9ol • tmma "Auoc. •.eoo. Own er /Aft. Cb1rley Darr . sst.9400 rea $61·3'114 -----!pectacular rnobUe ~. W1'2 sq ft. 2 Bil. I be. frplc. delua kllt'tiea wtaucrowave, pre ~ . .,,. o,,.. ... patlk Opea ...... s.tm.u-st :a. .................... By owv. call HmTy a m 19e arm.ITU I br c.do, e1r ~. peUo, pool.~. left n11 cu HEW ~1 'iWet! Neer Tennis &Schools fromtllleaS Mf· W.&k ...w. ... to ... ftom .... Nodll ... ,, 1...-. C--. Wit I Sl1PaR UP':RADED 3 B4r• 2 •atb ltome. IMldroom .. om• with ~eoMtalAet. 1.-., n>om. formal dln· \y llpl \WW. GounnC Int room. cw1to• ltit.chen, wtu. .... Ive cl ra pH , I JHU le U • , tivinl romt ..... "°"'81 •• • and ICll'PC*9 . ...., Doon . .,...... .. eel britlt palio. ..... RNOER'S KEEPERS ,,.,_..,... under market • cre•t loc1lloo too• 0-... WM& out I Thltl llllee 4 bdrm. 3 batb. 2 ...., ..,_. In Irvine hu PIJ!IOUI yard. but need3 dftonthaa. Find out ...... today! ~ .... 1041 ....................... YOW" JIWl:L" couldn t find • more cba.rm.an1 aelllng than t h1 1 o c een \-le * ~ece. uptcr•ded WllJl r.e.t appouu~t.a 8lld eu:ellent Uutc: lBR 2811"'9.M "'9-......... 4'7-1761 don os£ln . '• .. ~.CUSSIC 180 de& wblte water YteW. or beacb. s Bdrm. :w. be .... dbl kit. One d a lu.nd MQ0,000 &a a 11teel. 1100,000 down. Euy terma. OWNER C•ll f o r appt . 714~&1 or -.U.T WM.I TO llACH Ortao vu. kl)'., 2 BR .. fun rm . 2Vt ba.; ftN p1t. parquet n •. : aep. worbhop, 1tud10 rm Shutters. s lid Rius North end k>c. A rere ~ at Sll.6.000' l&&aol1 Re.tty t&t-0'731 ASSUMIK f\IU ocun vleWa' ! LC• 3 bd. 2 balcoruoa + patiob Only Sl•i.M . Vat.Itek, 83\.1.- REALTORS ------ ASS&M9'1'- Ml ocean 111ewa • ! Lce. l bd. 2 ba.lcorues + pal*. OnJ¥ $14t.M . Patrick. 8JH• ....................... 1105,000. '4&-0801 daya. ----------------1·-------•I ki'1·21819evt•Sun JUSTUSTm <M.'ltalld.iat ~/BR. 3 Ba home Oft quiet au.et. Lovely carpet.I, drpl. lm· prt111lve entry, auper quality tbnout. Nr schools ~ •ad teDrull rourts. Be the nnt to stt thl.'I lovely bocDe. Ruth Lauri• RJU', ~ be:adL nsn P1JMtJ'ft Cr HB. UU,500. Alt 911&-ZlfiTl ------- SamdhUl« for tYe'f'YOM' l.ovd1 3 bedroom boclle wtlh dininc. f anu ly room and 1Unctlve well to wall carpet& On luab uee bDed ltreel, clOA to ClQllUD. poDl .,,.. .no,. H.ny• SlUMO. BXR -.-i MU.SIDI RlftlAT Prime Newport Beach hillside retreat. Massive single story, mini mansion overlooks tranquil hillside setting. Iron gated walkway to dble door & ceramic tile entry. Cathedral and ~med ceilings, 2 fplcs. secluded master suite hoets peaceful view!! 2 Patios, 3 car garaJ::e & much, muc h mo r e! Owner anxious, call now! 673·8550 tSlAMO LMM6t One block to water on fabulous Newport Bay! Private beacnes. clubhouse. tenn!s courts. Dock. Magnificent 2700 SQ . rt . entertainment hornet,.'., Spaclou1 maater wing hos ting marble fireplace, deck fr night li&hts view! 4 Bedrms + den fr much, much more! Owner wm help rmance you name it, we'll try it! Take advantage, call now, 873-8550. COTTA .. IY 1'MI a. Ocean view. Towering treee. Quaint bunk beds. Zoned for more units. Only $139,900! Hurry! Call 673-8550 1 NIYAn llACHHJ Fabulous Cameo Shores. PRIME Corona del Mar location with 180 de&. ocean view! Cathedral ceilings. Game room. 4 Bedrm1. Lowest priced view home in Cameo Shores. Don 't hesitate, call fast. 673-8550. 173-1551 MIAIMIW Plt•esul.A POINT A tcuijy clehute custom home •teourmet ldtcb. balcony pme rm • full -..:r; l.cuul tn 1umptuoUs awter bMh, au abound· int W/llOUd oU &ppOtnl· meal.I. 'mE eESt OF "THE POINT " for ld.000. CAU.'44-7JI I /Jn Ntr,•t P./\11 1 y & nsr;m tl\Tr'j C...dll..._. IOU ....................... 01.DJ! CORONA DEL MAR ~~!iCove> 6 loeal wttbln ·~ bib t.o 8 . z ba llome -40' let. Aakin& .-.ooo. lb appt 0tilJ', Owner'/bftr. ~. ''"· WW '-ew&ma J bdnD. ---·~•·llot : Nlllb....nla ...... M I ·"· ... Will• two a.1~ wttla 2 boa111 ! Both bave '1t:ulnftuno SEA UON Jl&ALTY 671-1114 497.J .. VITI· IMYISTOll' HIWU,.,._ N ~ a llWe T.L.C. • .... alat of money. v •. C9IJl • arudoua •l oel)' til,000! Runy I ~l ~ HocM 811n. 1·5pm in ~8111 Pl. Coti.. ..... ~"-~E. ol rtulfrfL J b*-.Z , larc• cla. rm,,~ f9Vert• ed lo artl1t a 1tudlo. overlooltlnc private p1tlo. Price red1.tced. Owner will carry l~. 983-67117 Brok.er. 1--------ra:sA VEJLD£.Btn 4Br, IASTSIDI ..... 28a. ... ao.m MC•••U'Y. 3 Bdrm home an prime 1121.180. 21131 Pembe Dr. F..Mlllaide R·2 area. Quall Pt1n only. w. ~ ty built with fireplace and berdwood fl oors. Room for RV. A little n.c and 1t•11 dlatrner' Pricecl at IU.500 and owner wtll aulst In the rinanc1nc. eau MO·tm to"'-lyllf •. : .. HERITAGE . . fff Al TORS MESA VERDE 2 ~family home. 4 BR. J~ Ul.11 rm.~. food u , ~next docir . ~HOU8ESAT. l..f 3372NEVADA Alllll 754-IMO ¥A LOAM ~ Coa.ddered. b . Huea Lot.175-591 l. DeOroCorp. MUSTllLU Sllarp lmmac. 2 atoey llDme. 3 ... ·~ b•. 11e l•m rm, cowd patio. Above £;••d pool. n.a.om , IMW palal Antu . No. Cott.a 11.a. llOl.GOO. AUumlble BJ owner . ...._ o,eo-.... lJ.5 Sat/9n 1-.S ec.. Cllll"d, N. Cll. Ill-ml • I WllT~YmDI i.. a 8'0ry. 41s Bdnna, a .,..._, fem rm, pool. 8y owaer. Open bouH Sat/Sun 11-1. 1111 ~YllDI C°"90 $11,900 New oU floon fl WIJI to wall car'P9tlU. 2 latJ• bdnm. ~ve .,... ot natur1I wood , • wan.apen. Prtne -1y =· Owner. •Ct. ......... IOU ....................... MatMG'f A 1,.ct1nl1t lllllt•t ..... JOU.DI& ... ft. aa.e to Mutna. 8tha Rd • Cal&e La Prt ma _......_,.ao~ooo. •••; ......... -<P.U pr mo wilt ?Rl·L&V&L w /a .. t • C'1lf"1 WI esilUq VA ......,._·~&Mel .... vu. II..-Oct ,.._. Well nwW.u..d 4 Br 2 ...;;iaf.=-.._ .. _. ____ _ Ba 2--1ly Npt an• ho.. F '• • .., llM wtpool, • .,.. ••-•••••••••••••••••• Downtown. oldft-home 1 Br. '°' 50xJJ'r. ..OQO 960-INU dy1. 536-ITS' ~ .. '-~-..... lam. I Br 1811. bJI corner kll. redefor11AM1 thruout. pnde ol ownenlUp. ~ m6 lrom beec h. unde r $16,000. By Owoer 6:11·22&2 MTIST._..•MI ATllACH P Walnlll $Quart Coodo. •illOO. •oo·t last. Cal Jaanne. a&. I.Jiii or 552-TJlr1 R.&ALTORS 2Br. I \«JBa, 1Wnhlle styl«' Condo"' Qranaetrtt. •6 Plan AdJt commwuty. compl rec f IC. STl.$00 8 y. CMN!r' 873-U07 flOOL..-C79.SOO or..n.do alvin& room- flreplace. St..dlo. Saa tsT ice. Pl.lb kllcb.n TUl"f1.llOCI Cb. Roam the routllt Garden home. Pf'OI de- Mlrf nm '° call ... CGr'llled. 3 Wrm. ' ....... tbbluniq•b&rlalnl bonll1 room. c .. tom SHORE'l.JNE MSOC ~. petql!M!t ftoon. ....._ ptof. llad1caped w/ecweNld tlcick paUo. *SBr, 2~Ba. form D.R. Miit ... to ~! F.R. Low malul yd. Mr n.-.._ -l.& 11 ca park, school. tenfth .._. ._,_ • Sl3t,OOO. By owner ,,.,...-==• -.... llt•lM MODILOIWt s 1·a ,., ..... Wl!m IM i Bdrm, dee. m.. 1a J Br, J .. -..... BatM. COU\l'J IUtca...1 Ul.cl wtw qU, l&e btcd 1d. mt. UY rm w / pie 6 tn. rn• ... llCMW m;-. fam nn. lndry. at •t Lltchfleld. or decor drpa • wallppr o.fWd • ......,... tbruDul. muatl ..... pelio VILLAGER.I.:. aide • ,...r. ~•nl. -,.-~---IM-Ul_l_LO_AMS_-1 a...apec1. Sil· . No quaJlfybw I ! ! No new I Bdrm • loft coedo ln loan 1•111 We have Ora.aaetree. Waterf11l, 3bnm ..... Coodoe 1111 bUcoo7. ealWr1I av"1. Li_..,... Blly ~Uq. datk cara,..1 Now!!! C.Ulor compt.te crp&., t yr. old. 9'0,t50. deta\11. 116·07 l • 5D.l1IJ ev• 4' wbds. -..al. Prin . ...,. NEWWoodlwW .. CONDO Larte .... 2ba. aro.... llt.ONI VA --------· ... , .. J =VA~:. to Cl.OSITO llACH 1-*lY.._.• .... a--. __.,lllb ......... .,.. fa Int.. ... .... ,......, i.e... aa..to.-.. ldM»ol .... -'°"'1 WallpaJW 6 l comm. peola. Walk to wood ,_.wq •u.. •w. eeaaer. Prtc-ad dlil ..._.a mYM to.... a 1W.M. Veeut _. lArlt RV acctM. C.ll r11tpae1•toe11a•..._. Nc.-.-...rt••-4• Causey ~ IUILDlOUI DaAMCASTLI The view apealls fo r ltMU -4-1 aod ruicht. enJOY forev e r lttt' coaati• wt ~ly b&tlt5 d ~· Ho fi~r 11tt' -wftl located at cul de ... w.t '° ll.nll!t lot ........ .., ol partDna -·-119Uf11T&Y ••af'P• J .... _ .... ·-.... wt&ll ........ aier lledl--. faa:aJly room ca ......... lnel. all MW ~We. and cwt.om aDDOintmenb lbruovt Pi(JCE REDUCED FOR OOl.EDlATE SALE at --u .......... ........ q.lty lllper ftnendn1. 2 at.ory. 4 bidloom. 2 beth. rnouo· t.llln ¥iflW&. ~ble 9 ~ ao.i ! Shows well " ~ baJ 9l llJUOO UM So. C... Hlwa.y UIVW...P'w LAGUNA BL\Clt 4'7-24J7 REALTOKS I ) ta Mc1daw1 Georle Qtartes Really IJ\ proud lo prnent the ho me• o f L11u•• Meadows, a new. pnvale romtal c:ommwlity that "feet l~ne11 the ideal bYtn.11 mVlronment. S.tWlled a1eunat the Ila\· tie b1ll111d ea of pre IUtPQWI La1un1. thest- ~l&Jar homes an appoll1led In the tradiUOo d lJmdesa quality. WI· peralJeMd c:onv..uence. Pne«t trom mo.ooo tbls II • rare opportuolty to purthaae • new coalllal vie w hom e In tbe bnut1fUI community of Laa\ml. "'9llee pve U. DD Op ~ to •bow t.besc hoa.t070U 671-7512 • •• """-~ .. ,. ..... a-1o·1 au.uc apllt level wtth fi.-.pleee. Deluxe lilespe6 ....... BROKERWlLL COOPERATE OfC lfti DOWN NearOCean •cnnu at LocU1t ~Gl*'d&Ur lM 414-4115. After bon11 •wa. 1.9' nac·LMve I 119.()wwo Mml&OUI OCUM NW M•lti·leftl home cm ~lat ID Dena Po6a&. Remodeled I bedroom. dn •ad family room. Three vlewiDI deek1 tt take ad• anta1e of the · breatbtaklD• onan and coaaWae vtewa. Walk to beach. sm ,500 ' .. ) CJM!4 ... 1J71 ft1•itJ1·1153 A P•OPE&' • LTO. ~~..,, ~----------~--=--- and can)'on views . ~describes tblB • bdrm & fa mily rm home; there's room tor a lar&e CamUy " all their varied activities, lndooni ll out, wit.b 3 huae de<-ks. Pnced to sell at s:M9,500 IX~ vtews from this custom 2 bdrm. home ; many ex tras including 2 pallocs. jatUU.i, central vacuum system. Nice noor plllJ\. R lS.000 ~ Walkr.r 1: lee ... .,.,. ..... llUHn'S lfO...-,.._, ... taalbluff Be -.ut y · R.duc.ed. you ea ve com- mltalon. SBdrm. Fam rm. 2811, aar take& v'"', 16a.t&ee! 1154,$00. ....... Or_.L · . HlRITAGE t( l \I r ( J, I\. I ---- MIWLdlt• ..,nmt 'Nt ,...._ J story _. .. told N()WI Im· ~ ............. , 8*nlt all olJers! BKR. -...1 BY OWNER I bdrm. 2 car garqe, larce b ackyard. Near tehool. Wa lk lo town. 5(1-3.112 VITSt MIW US1'1M6! Lvly lie 4 bdrm w /pool! Owoers boucllt anocher. Motivated ! We will qualify yO\I o ver t be Phane!545-Ml ~ Walkt!r 1; lee OWN&B H)'I aeU-Mpt 1¥1 2 Br coU.ale + lb ---------tMldeNe lot w/aDey, S --oc-~· .. • ... ••YllW---· 1 bllla to shops " Hoag Real &tate 2..._..., W ~.aoo. Melinda. 9-MtlNdl I Oll 120· .. ~--"-·-·· .. •••••••••••••••• Owner wtu Flaaece MIWPOIT ... ,, A PIACH OM THI sm.ooo .._ ... SHOO llACH Comple t ely 'restore d BURR WHITE REAL TOR , INC. 6 7 ~-4f> JO hou11e w /e n o rmou s U>vely ocn front hom e garage & storage area with Magnificent View. avall•ble NOW. Don 't Modem 2Br. 28a, 11 liv-wait iog/dlning r m . Used OPEN HOUSE 12-6 brick rrptc. lg upstairs Sat/Sun Sl37 .500 siUing rm facing the ocn. 422 Fullerton Xlot financing. 1 Door rrom Che Ocean. Unbelievably \ow priced I•-------• at. SCZS.000. Owner will trade. W.Wa..t•hlh 556-7777 HIWPOaT •••trJS Charmine s pacloua 2 Joan Lively. Rh r CALL TO SEE 842-4799 146-5502 Tower condo. ocean view. 2 Br 2 Ba , boat slip avrul, sec bldg. Prln o nly. Owner 642-4230, 831-G559 durw -------------r.. '°'° ore. SUH. I 2·4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ftt!d!J.llfld....., 14, tf7t OIAMCI CotlMTY I~~~~~~ PAM ALL .... SI0,000 $16,500 Vacait 11tn Uxeo NeW' Moon w fTd upl.IM.lo. 5 Sb!r "'· ablolutely Im · mac In every de&all. ~). $1.t950. 14 cmtr bdrm In thla l2xeO choice location. (Sl.B6) $19,995. Dbl wide 20:tllO Skytbte. tm. Low apace reat, cle an fl neat . (MGJ747 .. J ~Ston NEAR BEACH. by owner. dbl wide Goldeowest 8 au old. Jo rent. $25.000. 862214 Columbia 10x.50. New tJle In kitchen New ca~l throughout. Wood i n· terlor with enc losed patJo and storage 1bed Excellent condition Move out. SBOOO. S52·71.20 l B r . IBa . l OxSS . w/acreeoed porch. Nice adlt no pct CM park $12,g()() Owner ~-6389 Acr-eep fOf' We I JOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• iEE INDIAN WELLS PALM DESERT 43 Con cb. See Ad Cius •2200 Cc rcltil CDMDWUX 3 Br owner's unit w /frplc ts1•1 • .... t ".4U· turnable loan $119,900 full price. A p1£\JIGt q_--+--+~-HOPIE:~ a:mw. Cout Hwy, NB ......... MIWPOa'T llACH IJUMTS l DOOR from OCEAN Unbelievably low LOW PRIC ED a t $425,000 Owner' will trade. w ............ 5J6..7777 If UMITS Exceilent Npt Bcb loca. tioo. S blks from the ocaa. Tenants pay utiJ. Owner waata I ast sale. fl\.ill price ... 900. /(' p~~\-?€~ m3W.CoastHwy, NB &64i646 FOUi Ul«TS-C.M. Near new. 3 Br owners unit. 2 ba. rrpl. 2-car gar., ~2 Br. 2 ba. uruls TSL lnvstmt.s 642-1603 16 DILUXE UMITS PRJME EASTSIDE. CM 2 Bdrrnl> each 1llESTARNESCO ~$711 c••MAD n.~tJ L2 two Bdrm unlta. room the•·• rill hardwood for 6 addlUooaJ wtita. noon. letlded l1aU Md -w-•1 ,..~ eadque lMlth and Ul)lt 200; -.. Me. """ta ftstur. and the conve · Mesa. Grou 91.ao yr· · al tbe 10' tb nu.ooo dn. Ba lance nMllCe • WI ._. 000 _....._act "" .._lamb room, hea-0· -· oo .._..,._ . -la&or fireplaee. Wallr t.o )T~. Prin. b b b d •int. 9IOOmo. 541-JOllO 1c 0011 . c ur c an =c Edra •aJore Central vacuum. Office Builldiol MOO,OOO, 4 1&•.,.b•droonu. .. :.X> sq. ft. + basement. a 3 b t b •. a-ates. Oceu Ylew. Own nursery· a 1 • fee parll lne . Near ll()RE! Back o n t he• m a rket now a t » Laguna. aupenor Con· REDUCED P RICE of Mnlellon ln \OW'O center nr to every tJun&. C.11 SIH. 000 Ca 11 o ow ., N n4/~ -~~ u A WALLACl&CO. II UMITS llALTC>aS COSTA MISA 1~~7~t~4/~4~l~U~4~'°~~ .... .... Best location in town! I = Well landscaped. separate metenm encl garages 2 yrll new. snuoo WtlllM 2t00 ....................... WAMl'TOIUY David Bourice, RJtr. 546·9960 HOMt + IMCOMI E}ich&nung 2 Bdrm b•· level home + I Bdrm in come cottage Covered patio and BBQ on l<1rge lot c~at location. f l!kie to beach and ~hop~ 1259.cm don osen roallo ri. WI GLF.:-lNt:YKE 4'11 4H4ll 4 Bdrm home. CM or HB Pvt perty bas SI0.000 and will asaume your loan 751 -78 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._..,_,...._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............. 3106 ...•.•..•.............. .:harming 4br hom(' winter rental Piil lCJ t;imdy pref S6(JO 675-6Q) ..... ,~ 3107 .••••.••.......•....••• • SOUTH LA'9UHA ~cular white waler views from t his ocean v1!>la 3 bdrm . condo. garaae adj•uu. urut for convemence. 1ncludei. den. Z frplci. as Cully "quipped k1tthcn SJ!n.5W S bdrm, "Somersel'' on greenbelt w /only I adja· cent ~-ExceUenuy munt. inside • out. Spa 111 beck yd & view of ca nyon tights. S239,000. 1930 Port Seabourne. Open House Sat /Sun l -S. fi44-42UJ story, 3 Bdrm. family. dining room . large living room. Masters suite with 2 decks and s pac1ou.s muTored baths Warms ~. bnclt and stone. Truly a decora t.ors de· \iehl. For details call •1u1 2l8Z'I Alta Vista ; lovely rarnily home on rce land, across from park & dose to everything. Move-in condjt100. xlnt terms. $!.'l},500. Ail. 675-5930 PrGf*fy 1600 ---------...................... . MIWPOIT I U CH Vanous II)( on Perun & Nwpl Sbrs avatl All a menities Presently leased Tum-key opera t1on Propert} mgmL avatl m-4912 BKR Oan.t Poml duplex 2 HR ')N MIR,\MAR 4Hr. :m..1 2 ba l HR. I b;i l fµI .l near bay & OCl!d.O lll:l 1 '"l~v•toer ·~~~N!•at•~~ tl(t'\ N ( •·••l'lt •hflt•,., y 1,t\,jun, Ht .11 r~ (" l.flJt•J• , ,, ... 4 . '· ,, • ' 11t4fl t "·' I•• 1n ...... ,., u1• l •1u1,,, ~ .j •. 1 \ 4 H 4 1 '•I rri• O'Ownerslllp 2:509KlWWAV DauUng white waler views le » blend of Oki Wor ld Wlth con tem pun.I')' + a lot or natural :>tone, sets this new 3 bdrm., 3 bltth. fAm/rm & formBI d.lne. rm. api..rl fmmaJI tbeothers H1l1Je will be here Sat & Sun 1 s to discuss terms or a l•ase o ptt on C 11ll 494 7551 for d1rect10nl> A.'iklng ~.000 Show5 Uk• A Modet 68.JALTA VISTA !)pen Sat & Sun I 5. uceiln view. too ' :i Bdrmll .. 21-:. batbi.. l11w nwmlenance. exqu1i.1tc appointments. Budget J.lrlced. ~.!ISO ....... ··0n • lrooll" 363PEARLST Oprn Sat. & Sun. I S. a~ sume exlsUng financin~ on lhill 3 bdrrn., 3 bath & ~lutlio; secluded in a court ya rd around a -.ol;inum. ne ar t he beach; rnusl sell now• S?A9.500 ~NorMolMly 4 Bdnni; Ii a 2 rm. 1uest house oo 1/6 acre corner <A Oak a. Wilson. Owner r111ancing S349,500 S.t dad & Woodly 2 Bdrms. & den, home or urut.s ... 2 tiled kitchens & batM. 2 trplcs , 2 paUM, 2 e ntrances. charm. IAQC I AY ESTATE Pvt 2.8 acre estate w /lg how.e. 2 guest houses. 16 stall hor<>e barn. huge riding nnk. pvt oh:. a ruoom's room, magniri cent view of the Back Hay, lush landscapin~ abound!i Contact Jim Fl<1ndcr::. al(t C714 ) 752 1101 dn . t 7l4 l ~ S7tr1 ('ves. wknds BIG CANYON Spedacutar .c(>lf cour11e estate. 6600 IMl.f& .. • Lo 6 ~. SV. baths. Pool and spa. Cl.37S.OOO. 11tE STARNES CO. 640-5711 COHOOMIHIUMS WESTCLJFf" 1&2 br . $79.000 & up 1700 Westchrf Or Open daily I 5 642 8S83 or 613-ti640 Oc...tro.t o.pa.x Exclusive Usting' Reduced to s:nSK . 3 Br +2 br. Dnve by 48® Seashore then call lo see Pnn. only plellll4! ~ Mc9iHl•elty '~~~-642-1150 I 1&.0CIC TO 11.ACH 3 bdrm, 2 bath beach home in a private com· munity. fre shly u p· g r aded Call today! 646-7171 Ot'fto1I• ,, • ., t --'lie,. Nr. t I•·lfill quality • a btg slr~ to nt1•• •~ street lot in South __......~ La 1 u n a . (o r on I y Very lge. 4 bdrm .• 3 ba. $164..500. alr-cond. towoho m e ; .... lateh....... red. to $163,500. Best OP· tw.me McCormaci Real porl unity . u n der ty ls int e r view ing a.rket! ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS I EAUTlRIL 4 Br. 4 ba, POOL & sp1t. xtra I~ lot. Harbor View Homes Portoftno. Omin~ rm, Family r oom , Play rm $26!1,900 fct• 1845 Port Stanhope Pl Owner. 759-92QJ. HARBOH VIEW -4 8r. J8a, ~n. lg lot cul de· sac By owner $170.000 56578or 640-1343 RL-<lh1ll ~Realty I iJ11 l<l'.tlh tllfiu.· t f I /1()/) 3377 VIA LIDO, N.~ Na&SUP 3 Bdrms .• 2 baths. for un der $250.000 ! SEIB4iLOCALE Sl'9.4SO! 1be uillmale in condo RV ACCISS li ving. J Bdr ms .. 2 •.~ Eltctting new listing baths: f>"V · wine cellar. located on qui el street in ~an view• h~ Back. Ba} 1trea Ter 1---------raced " very private yrd. Many upgrades 1n eluding completely re· modeled kit~heo This home w-111 sell itself 646-'T111 CAHYOU-..EVE .. 2700 Sq. rt .. 4 BR .. ru m· pus rm. home. you own the land . for o n ly $157.000! Call now! Npl 8ch. R.lty. ____!75-1~ OC1.AM YllW!! Forced sale! Lg. ruce 4 bd. 2 ba. S2JS,ooo. owe $35,000 2nd. Pa tric k. 631-1266 REALTORS ASSUME 9 ,75.o,r. WIS'JCUFF lge 4 BR. 2 patkls. CatbedraJ ce1 I ing1. Call P a t r i c k . 131·12166 R~TORS llACHDUPLD SLesis to beach ; sharp 4 bdrm. up, with balcony. 3 bdrms down. v.1th paUo. lawldry r m . 3 car l(arage Out or s tale owner. ask1og Slt9.SOO leasehold GIB WALKER IEALTY 67S.UOO leach Chm mer one 3 br W/pool. WaJk lo beach ! Only $140,000. Dtate anxious · Hurry & aa"e! Call 646·7434 . Century21GoldSlar M.1.-5 IDIM ~ bright kitchen. Lv ly lge rm ly rm wtwalla ~gt.us & huae Ulled brick frpk . Charm· ing liv rm • rrm l dm. One block to pool & clubhoule. 2 doors from greenbelt 3 car garage. Pure, gracious living. Own er t r•n11ferr ed 79-~l I07' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltlgenta ; bus I neu Is ·-•B•rot_er_640-5660 ___ _ boom in g! We a r e a ~-'------------ friendly group with our --------own compute r termlnal & microfilm ror Instant title it J.U. lnfonnatlon. Same Joc;attoll for 11 years. Xlnt puklnl 4s ~~expoeur .. Many rel•tred cu1tomera a di..U -t • well rouaded ad,,ml•l•I pro•ram. Prefer a penoo that knows • loves i.acuo.a. ByaJJP'l. 4'4-71St &...-... IHI ....................... Leilt1ln World, Gate 1' Paaonlllic vi••· lrd noor. Villa Nueu, 2br Zbe. _., A/C • .n '7pm. .......... IMJ ....................... LMAISLI WxurioUll c111tom home. A/C, 5 er$ Ba 5000aq ft. Ownr /Blrr. Prio only. SfS.6111 .....,.,1 1"",.-:1 ' r 111: II U\l '' r ~ ·111,. "" > S I A T I th SICl..UDe TUmHHILLS Are you looking for a beautiful custom home• 'Then make an appoint menl to see this C'harm-ini home of wood a nd glass It featu re~. S &trrns, 4 baths. indoor atnum. 2 rireplac:es and dec k s New de co r thruo ut. Zonerl Cor horscS Call S46·58l!O ~HERITAGE ·:, . • REALTORS MAlillRCOO YIW•ES IN PIESTIGIOUS llJ. TUSTIN HILLS You'll have to see the:.e beautiful homes to ap pre<"1ate all their s pecial features •32!00 \0 3IOO sq. rt on sing.le or muillple levels •J . 4 & 5 Bedroom.'! •Skyhehts & cles tor) windows. •Ubranes & gallenes •Wood-cased F r e nc h <loon;. •F urnitu re r 1 n 1s h ed woodwork. •2 or 3 wood-burning fireplaces. -saio.ooo . $360,000 Extra o rdi n a r y fi n a n ce d padu.ge includes below market rat.es financlJlg your existing home " more. ASK AU AIOUT OUIHOMI TUD6-I .. PIOMAM WELUllTON ESTA11S 1121 °""" ..... "-H•IJnb 17t4)7lt-60SI lGalll to Slim daily F.Mlbound 00 17th St. off. ramp o f N e wpo r t f reeway . l e ft o n Newport Ave. right Oft Cowan Heig.hls ll right cm Skyline Dr. to Lemon Hdehts Road. ....................... 8V 09NER: 4br, Zba, immac. Im· m&culate. ass ume tWl.VA loan. Cul ·d•· U C. w /Ull treea ' 1paclou1 cround•. ·-· Call5IJl.G:lr7 :omm t>u:,y CM st. 2 ofc bldl(S, 2 dplxs. on a.. ar All or part F.asy owner nnancing Bkr 646-5096 IALIOA CHAIMB Acl"OllS the st~et rrom lhe new La11u11a Federal B&dg Will make xlnl of fice for real estate. in surance . accountant Owner will carry tst $149,500 Realonom1t·s fTl~OO Cond0Mi .. l11t1H rr ow•-......... Mk 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TBtMS. TBMS. TBMS,20H A.LOT Tile owrwr will carry lhl' paper al only wr.; 00 this i.uper investment New roor big 101 s mall pnce Call now fw de taJ.l5 Woo 't las \' Pnn c1 p1tl!I only BKR j.!M $142 000 P('J: Alll'll 34.J.$316 Realtor 494 75711 .., C..M. FOUR"-EX J BR. 2 BR Two I UR Nortll Costa ~h~!>a drea Walk tu i<\ 1·ry I hrn..: Great 111vei.tmffit Jl •mly Sl~.5W C..ll 5<Ml·Jlif;li l~··;~·~ al.Al. UTATI. Balboa ucc .. olruot duplex Jbr <'omµI furn l lri: patu11>. nr Balbua Pier 2 blk.:. to ba) & .tll shop'g , $650 mo-!I m•~ 4U4 B E Oct:anfronl 675-1612 673 5fi61 ev~ HMl1it4•a.och 1140 .•.•.....•............. 1ceanlront de luxe 2 br <! ba . pool , H•«ur1l ) 636-3734 or <2131433 498!1 2200 L.,... a.och l 148 ~_9'9_1_ .keanfronl Pool New i! •DB.UXU4EW • 2.3 ACI£ LOT Br horne Pvt bejjch ............. ~········· ·········•·•·•·•····•·· u Jia and bn ibl un1U. ....,.... .... ~ Ille Must i.e~ - With patios or decks. • Norw,.. ... ,., _ - IW' cood. Nr the matn ..... ,.._. .. _.. 3169"9!"' '--·~ dilltnft of Santa Scinw bae91 bay view. I ;;::;:,.,,.,., tars.tic area for hugt ••••••••••••••• •• •• •••• nndl bome + barn • Parll PIKe.lncM.2·7461_ st&bles Ca.JI Jim f1an Ckhnfront JBr'" supN den 11141 TS2 t 107 drs. loc Avail for wmler ren ~ 1714 ) 581 5787 t'Ves. taJ Sl.200/mo FUiiy rum 1 ~ALMOST MIW4..ft.D GOOD SECTION RENTS BELOW MARKET wtawis . LOT w PLA.11/S Rudy Dnve by 111 Via Lido Nord Lge 2Br . 2 b11 tor perm1l 216 Ruby w den " P•llo $875 mo Balboa Island S2l5.000 Ownr Bkr will t'O op yr\y 833-3181 & 644 -6340 .,......., .... 542-]7 44 CW.. S... l lOO 1------••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW · Dll.UXE l22' ..... St. M.1. Each unit has 2 lg Br's & den, 2 xtra lg pvt patios. 2 rrp lcs. 2i.o.e a . Agt 9'1~5009 --- IALIOAISl..AMD owux;w .... ,,_. 3 mooring.a. good lerma. Paul, Renee• Marlana. AIJ.. 2131788-3005 .... Pr • ..., zooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• \MTS UMITS UMl'TS Over 1.5 unit& luted, al I shapes & siies Call now tar more info. 540-31566 i '.'J ; I ?I tr:01 ~I llEAl EST ATE REAL ESTATE 16UMITS Pride ~ ownenlup. Near beach In Hunlinglon. All units have frplc's. Only s yrs otd. Owner wants q1.11ck sale. wm carry ftnanc1111 w/2fY!c, down. f\IU price '895.000. Call __ €HIG€ ., _..,._ __ HOME:~ 3333 W. Coast Hwy •• NB 64M646 ..... llcrow s,.s1•1h .. --,. ... .., ........ • s .. C4ll Wflll I fer ,....... c•• 711· 771 ••Ir fer Slllrry \2 \ll'llta. Modem. K v ac rar. XJnt for out ol town owner. Synd. etc. Walk to all. Ocean aide beach comm. Aikin~~ per \R\k. Real ea s11tem1. 114.7n.JO$t, OM51t. RENTAL ~· IHIMAH WEUS PALMDISHT R:ilbo;i Perun Point 2 Br 2b3. smgl~ ranuly homl' Fully fu.m S"IOOtmo yrl'I 43 Coodos. appro"ed b) local county aulhont) Waterfront Hom~ enguieenn)t & architect i.._ __ •03•1•1•400---· work beml( done Sll .950 i• per b u ildablt' unit $600.000 Owner I 714 1 lNCOME PROPERTY From S39.900. Modular Type Homes. 24 sttunly 3 pvt beaches. pool & pier. Treasure Isle Pk . :DlOl Paetfic Cs\ Hwy. Laguna Bch R M.P (714 )499-~79 -l't!S-3120 ~bdrm hou:ie on the !>and S700 per m u l:all 964·2157 or 964 2Lll7. cm Of OIAMGE LARGE 5-ft.IX 122.250 annual income. 2 6 3 Bdrm wuU. aJI 2 ba th. 8 garages. nr Orange Mall & only 5 yr:. old Terms avaJI. Will ex dlqe ~f? NEWPOIT HTS. OOPLEX rus.ooo. ~ down payment. owe al 11 'it. Prin only. 641-0290 PllDE Of OWMH- SNP SHB.TH Lot 81 Mw 1on Lake Coun •~ctub. Desert Hot Spr Wate rfron t Newport u7 Shores home Jbr. 21>11 . ings for ul~ by owner tennis & pooli. avail $19,000 <7l4 l329 5143 Adull.S only. No Pell> .......... / ec>rno.642·3'7l7 TrtrMs 2100 Oceanfront 2 br. uul pd •••••••••••• • • • • • • • • ••• Pa110 . garage No pel.' ntADEWlMOS Wtnt.er s:ns mo. 646-2SlO Senior c1tuens Compl f11etblles 2191 Harbor 81, C. M Space rent SlSO 32· mu No pets. s.i-4 lS I fry ~lln ' AduJL Park 2bdrm. Iba. refr1 g . was h•r. dryer incl Days. S*llll. ext 317 Renee Eves 558-ll097 .. . . .,...,. . ...... 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• b . 2ba oceanfront C;in tash c view. SS1Sm u 9mos lse. 64S-7S73 ag\ . .... CBfldt.o 31 71 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut fu.m condo2br. Iba. AC. pool. walk to shop·~. aM'n & water pd, ;idulU.. nopetS. $450. 552·0106. s..llMdt 3114 • 4-plex . s harp. Cov 1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• lngton w /owners 3br . FOi LEASE BEACH FRONT 1~ frplc, nr S. Coast New 2 bedroom 2 bath DUPLEX P\ua. lslcome $18.000. home. Mission Lakes 3 Br. gar . Sept-June. Price$2lt,OOO. Country Club. GoU. WklJ /Month ly . Sept June 8 4 6 -2355 or • S.plex. charming !hr. tmnis·poo&. Be•uUfully 2l3/S..2USOwner l ~ba . patio ap\8, taochcapecl. no main· praaes • .,..mi to water. ~&:!ou.a Rd . Huot B c b . Incom e Delertl:lotSprinp s:n,ooo. Price sno,ooo. m.JTt.2512 By Owner 22% down.1~~~~~~~~~ m...s. •· FOPC-c;T E OLS ON •• c.... ..... c. •• .......... J1t1d ....................... DO YOU KNOW--a VET ~ •1 qualify to own illlleed ol rent. Let us .,. ,.,.. bow. C4111MC ..... W.u.e-1 714-IJOJ .. \ = Roomnaatt male or fmale. hrt Newport 2 bdrm. .,., •2111 ~ ...._. ... A wbdt • ............ t.o ..... , 1 Ut JI.Ute -Call McLQcloo, ..... P flt • ._ JD4 _._;;;'-····· -------·• ._.roa lllft' a•. arw '=':O· wl I BR dtlwce, MW f•:Ji, 9141Jtdala. U1M.. -mo. NO P . Need rm.mt ,,.. to lbr Lml1AP1t.•M1e \llllhn 'ltJi apt tft C.M. .. hz• ~J*•• U.•t,.afterOm. •" ,, _ ,,. ... I:. ~I I• • w. ~~ t.... m. f'P • 6 pr. f!Oat.Mll ...... ,...,wd ......... LoPiQ a..,...,. w 1•n1••· '••lllu l'bt.h lApna· 1 aa wa rt&-.....,..,.. t1l1 (Jl•H•, lllldt • P•l• t.. Vlft of c:it1 DO.. • .._.. -.-~ r.aaa1 CaJJ--ar __, i....-.{.eQant ....................... .. 4110 ......... .. .................... . ~,.. .. ,.. ....... •• Mo, I LMIM.OIDS Llrbpur Ave, CDlll, Q.5 D.. ~am ... ft. 1 u l\At 3 Aldi au: ,..._ vi.wt Uh new, 3 BR. 2 ba., 11 1undecll. frplc .. blah eeil.. I ear sar. Avall PrH rtDhl ll1Un1 mo. Mn'tce. Save Ume • T»LB, %U/5'1~ ., .. ce.IO. ~el air, ~-~-=o. ~.-.o«i.AnJI •un0r 1· COl'pOIAM'"""' IMlty Ill .ti Ott. A.ild"I tl60 - 114 7o0 ~HJ but ne1ot1abl• A1t . .......... HI• ...... ,. ....... ~••• noo --...................... . ....................... n • --..... JJ40 l bf. 2 ba bouM; va.Uey --------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• view, tlraplece. air :)Dado, 2 tw, 2 ba. w ID, COIMl., built·ln kllcbeo, OC!'.AHftlOJlllT HOUSE NWl)t Bcb, 18r. 28a. llJI01DD.rft1 2Bt apt. W\nt.er or rrl"Y IONES IU I.I ' I NC ,,,_ (7 ~1673·6210 JZ2Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMn.une Creek Guarded Community. Brand oew home. Pool.I & tennls. 3 bdrm, 2 ba Dining le l''amily rooms Sl200 per mu ru / 596-1802 J~P.flNE CREEK ()(ot'an view 2 br. den, formal din rm. 2 rrplcs. S1ZJO mo 640-1212 A gt ---l Br 2 Ba, fflllC, l bllt to bearh. encl. 11un/g11rden pJt10. $750 pr mo 67~91117 :;PYGLASS, beautifully det'orlllcd 4br , 3ba. rl'l>IC5. den. s undeck, 3 1·ar ~arage. av111l now $1175 mo ~ 1880 -.IJl•Jo:R 2br Iba, rrph:, 1111r. yu rd No pet!! 1>41> 7100 9!18 2000 J1•rry Costa Mna 3224 ....................... •°'i••w :.!hr 1·ondo nr So C.111 Pl:ttJ Pool. !!pa $45<1. ~i-li974 or759 crtl7 UST SIDE Brand new 3 ljr, 21'l Ba 111wnhomc, :I cc.r garage. rrplt'. s kyl1aht . m1crow11vf' Pnol, tennis 85 mo Oay11 646-4282, eve11~11MJ pool very c:lean $400. ...W 6 dryer; 2 ear c.u-..... aarqe. $525 mo/leaae ----· - --Call owner. eooia Otaant 2 bdrm • den. tm>/mo). Pluab crpta. Avail now 3br, 2ba. alr zv. ba cedar • llut s ccod. Quiet cul..cle-sac. bib to ocean Obi car pvt Mature coupJ01 only gar, Cully ma1nt. yd ~.861·3181,66!.:_31.84. Adults, no pet.I lnqwrc ......_Ylefe 3267 at 527 18th St ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7l4-llllMl33l Beautiful 3Br ZV.Ba Con do. pool, JIC, 2-car gar," opener. Sli&O. Avail Now No pm ll8M884 HOM~ FOR RENT 3 or 4 Br. Prtcl!J from ~asecs. Fbcd yard ai gara1 e1 F am 111 e11 pleau. kids & pets wttlcome. Call 984 2566 or GOLi'', BEACH & n ;N. 9'73-21r71 Agt, no fee NlS are IO\ellS away rrom ------. exclu. SeaclJff 3 Br 2 Ba ..... ,_. •ect. 326' Enjoy pine trees 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnvacy. llW incl. aard. 'llO FEE! Apt . ., Condo fM8..95i.'56eves/wknda. rentals. Villa Rentah. ----87~12 Bkr. Bhlfs condo, leue; 3 Bft. 2 ba., alngle level. a~c t.acu1a.r view! Bargain at $795 mo. Agt 640-0020 ~ Br, l '"-i ba townhouse. end wut, real fireplace, microwave oven. laun· dry rm. $3 50 m o . 1213)439·0760; or eves (213)438..8146. -----l.&J Bdrm.s duplttC/I, $4lO I bctr & 2 bdrm Walk to up. Yearly bt>ach. 3.1575 , 2·5425 61~12 Bltr Cal_l _964_·21_57_o_r_964_ 21H7 BeaUUful-N-ew_cs_l_m 2:;ty 'ipanlsh Hacienda 3 Br. 2 ba, large yard, garai:e 9iOO I mo 960-5874 lbr home acrO'ls strl'<>t from Centri;I Park. ~75. btcyt'le to beach IH7-W17. Duplex f'rplc Walk 10 harbor 2br. Jba. 16.'lO Jbr. Jba. ~ 751·2't42 R91 1244 Bh"11 (;undo, 3 lift & dt!n + 3 b<1ths on maJor J(reenbch Ne11r pool S925 pe r mo Hk r . 631·1!!00 ~ISi a Bedroom • Custom 1'lllUlt bome-~o. 2 Bedroom+ Den llome Newpof't·SlOOOmo. Townhome·lyr lea•c. vww. uparaded. ~o 3 8edroom. cwstom home 2tpks. wet bar. kol pond, hone auJJ SBOC>mo Townhome Turtle Rock Vista, 4 br, trl·level endurut, fplc. wet bar, alr cond . microwave & trash co mp actor SlOOOmo 7S2-1700 ')Pf 'tt ''' 'I • •' • fl r • ' ~I I •• ( [e NNll C-'1: •11mn1 ~-... 1425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAHVllW 2 1641 Ocean Vi11 la, Laguna Bch Steps to A.Ii.a beach. 2 BR 21..., Ba . muter bdrm, 12x21. facee Ot'ean w/pvt patio .. 'pie. wetbar. 11ep forrtMll du\llljC rm & family rm Comm pool & under lU'OWld park1nic Plubh & elcan $800 mo C<t 11 714 898.f)t75 ! sty. 3 BR. dining rm, fam rm. rrpl(' prefer family, lte('s Le&11t:. 9'i25 Bonnie. 963· 7Kttl. 9fl8. 7119. I Br. ram rm, frml din rm. ... lwflh PwN5"ed I BR l~. ba. nr 11hopp1n1< Gardener & water incl ~75/mo liie. Open Sut 1~2 at 91.91 ~all . nr Adams /Magnolia 55&-Ur29 rumpu.'> rm. 2 ba. dblc ••••••••••••••••••••••• l(ar. RIS(J mo AHOI Oc t ...... llcmd 3706 10 642 "667. • •••••••••••••••••••••• lbr. lba, laundry. hg k1t / dining, 30' h vin11 rm. SOO-O'fncd yr d w/doe pens, privacy $750 ~7"55, 645 7301 Winter. 3 BR. 2 ba. Rayfron t . S450 mo 7SNll68. ~2762. IAYROMT ............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE "GOOD LIFE" lu.MlRflflllf f\IN: Socoel Ac;ti111t•H 01· reclo• •free Sunday Brunch • 880'1 •Per· ties • Plua much more GAUT RlCMATIOH: lcmnia •Free Leuoni \pro & pro shOPI • 2 Health Clubs •Sauna • H~OINSS&gt•Swim ming • Golf Driving Range 1£AUTIFUL APART MENTS: S1nglub 1 & 'J B1Hl1oom:o • f ur ni\hf'd & Unlutn• ,ho•d • f\Oull l1111ng • No llt<h • Models Open ll<11ly 9 lob Oakwood Garckn Apartments H.-pott S.9Ch/No. 880 IMnC ••• 161111 I /14) 6.t!i ~60 Newport Betch/So. 1700 16th SI lhu" 1 .ii l\,l~1 (71 .. 1 6'12 8170 WIHAYI YUi&. Y Ir WIMTH RBfTALS ,~ ................ as~fociated BROl(f-11<, -·llEAl TOllS JOI .. w • 1ll--0•1 •'I t•• SHORTTERM Rentalt1 WeelllY , wmler & Yearly. Af1.. 87S 8170 ID/l. ... Afl. ~- C-..... llJ4 ....................... lll!SA VERDE~ el· motpher• 26' br dlx 9'1t1,no,....141-10N LAMAMCHAUT'S i..,.. 1.2113 bd ptdeft apu. Achdu. l>lb•br. bltnl. .cl pr' pa bbq. Pual Ga Pd. 171 Scott Pl. ea.son; M.Wen 2 Bdrma. 1 bath apt AduJtl. D7S. mo. Gu J)8ld. IC-5073. Newty decorated 3 Br 2 Ba tow11bouae. Spacious ftrepl.ace • pool Qw el are• Adult.a, o<> pell $425.175-59&9/~3381 •New 2br condo nr So Cat Plua Pool. 11p1 5'50 833-8lr14 or 758-0217 Near new 2 br. 2 ba, bl\J\I. dahwaaber . laundry r acil' suodeck 1395 mo Adulta, no pet.a Daya ~.~VM67).l411 2 Br, Iba ~cl gar. bltni.. No klda or peti. call S48-7~ bl wn 5-8 pm Lee ZBr lba Sml patio. ci..rpe>rt. laundry S37~ Avail 9/1. Ph 64.S~ 2 Br dlx studio. lg pallO. rrpk. 1257 llq ft aarlf(I' + parlunl( 11p. $4.:J() mo 2S67 Elden ~9 S0!1J f..astalde 2 bdrm S3SO mo pool, adull11. no peli. ~ ~ IBr. I 11dult. no pets Pool. patio 325 J 17th rtace. off S1rnl11 AnJ Ave Mer I I 11m 1'46 !i137 t Hr , 2 story apl w wa.ither.dryer hoollup klO mo 7ff8 Hamilton Call Shoreline M1iml ~· 14'1-ext_ -- 2 BR, l ba, w1&ar • yard s:25 mo. avail 1mmf'd Or1ttnalll' All amen + Fr. :.tBr. :SBsl + yrd. jOI( lo VACANT, 3 BR. f·am Rm. H•rbor Hlghland11. 3Br super 1harp Walk lo 2ba, fplc, S'100. no pet.R shoJ-. & tl<'hOOl!I, ~2S mo ~ Ev~ 522 7305 3 Bdrm, 2 bath Xlnt 1..'00d Sandy beach. a.so mo wint er 606 S Bayfroot 644·9:513 Oceanfront/view 2&3 br. 646-8905al\6pm 11 .. a r h $fl7~ $6~5 1141~ IU'I:> •NJo;W 1hr rnndo nr So ,.,, l'li11a P'lfll. 11p.i $.'.>!lei IS.l:'l H!f,'.t .~:i lf.!17 N1·w tlupleic . :1 UH. 41 '"' '""'Ii .,., 1th pal1•1 ~i2.'1 'r\o 'frarly Iott.<' No J><'lt. H11y & fl<\41rh 75'1 01111 IBH l"1P . util R&H. /\dull!> No l'ew ''(l<UI • , Pomona Et60 M2 ()!.:~ "11ee 2 l:ir I Ba I': side. nu J1<1tnl. l0ncl 11ar, fcnc vrd. S3liO l!<l, last a. 11ec 2M1 Orongt> :;48·2778 Ask fOC' Gene !l62 4471 ---tbdrm 2 1"1 ba . p1111I . ! bdrm I'• !>11 Kid:. & pHIO OK Sf\00 m o ~5671 1:ardcner, fplc, l'lec c·y1· n11'(' nel l(h borhootl m~;,:m -iupn beach ltx•ation 2 br NYT' Shor~ 4 hr. 3 na, huu.-.c w gar;i~e St11v1>. pool. tenru:. f725 yrly rdng & cbhwhr l..ol~ or 631·306'4, 673-8145 pnvacy. Small pet olt 1 B~ 1 ~ ;;;, Newport 1475 mo !iJll 24 !I&' Terr Condo View, 2 ll62ll05() llory, pool & JACUZZI l BR duplex Nice yard S525 Ca.JI SHI 875-3859 gar New cpl.II. etc. Av111I Z f1'1811ter bdrm, 2"" balh. now. kJds OK $365+see &cleaning 645 4479 frplt' · $575 mo. S46-1392 or (213 )79().5638 H..wtWow Hlrt:Mis n 4 z Big C&nyoo·2 BR, 3 ba. + ~ Rr lr1ft 2 Ba condo, A /C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• den. McClain t.ownhme. tl-.hwshr, 2 car itar, pool. LOVELY HUNTINGTON Bar, pool, 1pa, t.enn11 patJo, S47S 673-1163 HARBOUR HO ... "' 3 b +atraa. Avail. Oct 5. ""~ r, (Gil l 955-1055, 675·5535 c M 3 br, I ba, frplc , 2 ba, frplc, d11hwhr, eve patio. fn rd yard 1 child patio. l arge family -· ------- llVl'f' 6 ok No pets. Close home. ~. mo. K1d11 Ii West.cliff Extt Home on lo llChoolJI & abopptna. pe ts ok. H4·2S&e or ~..ex Lane. 4br, 3ba. L.-.e ~ 751 4419 97J.21r71. All. no fe.., f1t dbl frplc. itreat for ci Rr. Iba gar. ~lean No .,_,... J244 ~;Jli:~~~u~.r~~ beaut fu rn Garal(.,11, frple'!>, bak•oniM wmter S480 Up MO 471W ll'l East Bayfront 2 HR 2 ha winter le11se S695 /\1>k (11r ~arl al Lion •, blk to 11r1·:1n 2 bdrm I Tyler & Af11t<K· 675·400U ba . palw, 1tar "'itt-$4511 l'l'W.i ~n 1'1.4 31/tl't St ZlJ 7:t.l·~ I bdrm l>eam cell.mg $400 per mo yearly 67S 40711 or631·1900 llAIOCIP11 I ullla 3707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :ileep 1n11 r oo m s & kitchenettes $7S per w~ & up Ocean Fr0ctl 875-8740 ?Bdrm apt, healed pool, JJtepl t.o beach & bay. WUUr only. Sa.50 + uU. 5-0117 evminp Winter ~nlal 2 Br. 308 Alvarado Pl 1425 lfrr>.7177 BEACH. View, pter. 2br tliOO l br $650-MOO Ad I ta, utl l pd . 303 E F.qewat.er, (1)171·2868. WINTER RENTAL ~eanlronl 2 HH 2 Hat. bltnl, ~mo Wmkr J mo. aun 714·752·9466 Winter 2 bdrm I ba Blk t.o ocean, cloge to 11hopt1 M·I'" 67J..S922 EvH & wtcnds PauJ 81!aut11ully furn 3br. 2ba. 1ar, atep& to ocean tl!OC>mo. 213·~·0921 or 921 ·1825 Sat 714-673-11188. Step1 to beach 1 br l2SO. 2 Br $375 mo. Wint er Adu.ILi, no peta Home 673-6840; ale 64.2-8$83. OCEANYRONT l1e I br w/fl.111. 1375 mo. Winter AduJta, no peta Home 87UtMO; olc M2·8S83 lhr, club~. pool gym. i.auna. Jae, c1&rpor\ Xlnt location S37~ J1tn11·c 6418021 bdor.-IOam l&f\ lll'M 1216 lbr. ruce qwt-t area Yard. Non·amolter Rera req'd No Pet.I Adult.II Only TSL M GT 642-11103. f35j) 2br. 2ba, L R . duunic area . e let't k1t ch w1refr1J New npta, pauJl. drpa 842-4975. ------- l Br. carpets. drapes. ftplc. fenc. yrd ., pallO. W27Z3 adult.a. no peta Nwpt ~ tbr townbae. frplt', enc l 11arage. adults. DO pell, U2.S tc.m:z. ~ Br l 'n Ba. 121$. Nu pelnt.. crpt, d.rpl, bll·lM. ADULT! I 1l&n1I No ot Hunt. Ctr 6 405 Frwy. MadPadden /Be a c h flvd.MJ.DU 2 Br. I ...., bet.hi Guaae Patio W/Dryr, D/W OUldten/petll OK Meo 1.tt/lut, dell req ~·52111 ----Zbdrm. walk to beach. l*m. car • lndry mo rm Andy Sl& 7330 :WW 4-pfex, t 3br, $500 3-~. $175. Encl 1ara1e. frplc, patio, y11r d RoHmary 848 2262 . &ei. 2187. 9112-990.5. Dix Studio, '"'m.J to bch. f~c. wood dttor. skylu. full ICJtdi, ••ba Pool. Pvt mt, I.Ill pd. PlO per mo ~tr 1 11:ay 0 K 536 \183lf'\>'ts l'or Rent Le I bdrm alao 2 bdrm 2 ba Olabwlbr. carpet. drpa, en<'I 1ar Arn t'\ve PU 6 Bch Avail 10 I. 8U 8032 ---- IDODe)'. ror lftf o uU : ...... ~ Walkm G Ir.~ 110! EXCITING 'MM ..-sA Ans amrun:B TO NPT BCH Bad>. WBR from t2l5 • 111>. Malta. No pet.I. Ui81 M•a Dr. <~ B&ka Eut of Newport 81vd) hm·5pm Mf.ll980 Sealilllfqe Now W bdrm luxury ldWt apt.a m 14 p I ans fro m USO. 2 bdrm t.ownboulel from ~ + p:da, t.ermu. watmalll. panda! Gu for cooilinlS 6 heaunc pa.id. f'l'om San DletlcJ f)-wy dnve North on Beach t.o Mt'Yadden lben West on McFadden to Suw~nd Vllla&e (714)-5191 ._ 4000 ....................... Bedroom 141l18 unfum. dJiJI, cpt.a. Ira t'loaet Prv entry Shr bath No ltrt pre ll40mo I.at 6 lut l.50 Ht' refundable Pn v home. Ma-20&2 l.4te 2 BR rptll. drpa, bllnl. \'fl('I blaek ' 1&rd Se9 pr A\.'IOI l\()W ~ 1190 Rm. pvt bath, m ahire empfd lady, hw pnv. rel, ll44 llllO t IA.C Bch 494 7346 ............•....•..... I lir rondo by runnm~ '>lrt•m p uol J "<' sauna. lA.'nrui. 1375 m o ~· 5810, ~ 7646 b"n-.i nr bf'h W 11rn pn v Ii!!§ lllt la.-.t t $100 dt'p No Pets S1nale Mat 67S ~. 64S~99 1141 y~ ...... 4250 .....•..•......•....... ••••....•..•..•..•..•.. OU lbr. carpt'\. dri.pt"i>. fanll•ltt' OC'ean V 1ew Df'\>'atur Sul>-~AM'llll pwiona Avail ~o ~ lhr walk to bch Inell ii view $375 ind util A"'llll !liow Call Man.ha ~ 367'2. 661· I lfU IZO l Hr t'Ol)' rlun p..rrru.nt•nt I bll)('k lo t.uwn & bt:ach. milt•:. o( wtuwwattt "'1-ldt'al for I PfMIOfl, upata1n. 011 locb. J>tU. wa~rbt>d 220 Cbrf Or 494 7891 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ for rent. B1e &11r Q ty sips 6. lmens rum 1ZS ru~ly pr t'pl Call llller 3 p m S4I Ul89 TAHITI Modern I or 2 br c«tacc> on t.acb oa T11h1t1 wtth <'ar row bf)a\, w ;i:.h m•<"htne. <"ompll'll' lot.cheo. t'tC 1-'or more 111/o ('all !f79 2l!D9 l'"' t'" & w«'kends PALM SPRIN C~S 'iil'll twn coodo on M11 • .,1on Hilb Country Club Greens. pool. tennll> Near Rancho M 1r 111<1· restaurant :.tr1 p C: .. 11 --~. 98.:J 1209 aft ti PAltll ....-.OIT 2 bdrm -f1replaet>. patio. Bachelor a. l o r 2 ot"eal1 ~So Laauna Bldtooms & Townbowlei Sl5() per we8 498·3665 or Prom SBI SO 21J 449--0U l Spectacular 11pa. total reneat1on pro1ram ....... S.... 4100 IOIC'l&l procr1., 1 pool.I, 8 ... •••••••••••••••••••• temia courta Al Faatuon Movtnc• AvOt<t ~l11 • bland. Jamboree., San cut llvln1 expense'!' J09QulD Hilla ao.d Profn11onally st n et: f 714 J 644-I tOO um ~eanfront large 1 br. wint er rental. 14 ~ MOUSIMATIS 132,.1.M 6'2-1121, m--0518 Eapand your IHutyle Back Bl"Condo 3br, :Iba~ .ith a compatible room· 1 l'Dllt.e. We d.i.lrover that 2 car aar &1$. mo Av ail J*'IOO. c.11 JlH. 6a-tm TWO PJAS lN A PAD rx-t.a. EalltaidP. $ol2S. Like ••••••••••••••••••••••• p r o f I a n d 1 c a p e N.'W 6.11 CTT49 Iv~-UIHTA&.S wi'sprlnkJers. 11000/mo Bach , l ba. . . 13SO incl prdener. Lea.ae opt New 3 br hou!lc No pets, no <"h1ldren $4~ mo. 117•3376 3 BR, 2th ba. . l8SO avail. 752-~. Avll1!. M.id Sep.. lbru Mid Jime lovely newly decor & furn 2br. 2ba. den Located at Balbo~ Penn. Point Ste pa lo ocean. Duplex apt. SiiS. + ulil 714·675·8899 mornings, eves& wlmda Mon·f'l'i -- ~wpt 111.e, II 2Br. 2Ba . & s un r m . $575 m o 87S. 2817 ; IJ7 S. 91J I l BR I.,.._ Be. 110 Joann St .. C.:M. 13116. No ctuldren. Nm.1J dot OK. M2 7164 l BR dplx at <K'll. Vrly, UW. Included l br SZlO edlta. a.50 mo. bnlbl • P.00, adult.a. q wet No IUllll.Y m-0822, w.eo30. 15HJl1J or 1S.. l.20t Roommate wanted to abate J bdrm. bouM in ea.ta Mesa. Female pre· fernd, larae yard for ~ aod 1ardenln1. SUS permo.~•11 '475 3 Br. LG fenc. yard. tree hned st. t'arpel / dr apes, etc 770·5629. y,7.1838 2 BR. 2 ba . . $500 0 _ _. Rd b ~d San Clemente Ru .,_ . I r Con o, West.cli•f area. $400 per mo 2nd floor. lde11l for IMUled penon. 64().6M7 C#' &a:J.3622, pm.~ _____ _ ?br. l1e liv1n1 room & 28dnn d bit Patio Ste"" t.o beach . · crpta. ,,., 111· ... Adult.a Only. no 1>4t11 ~56114.673·9654 $335/mo. 548·4otD aft ~1°"' 3br. 2ba. w/aun _5pm"---------Slcely rum. lbr, + con declt Ii view Open l Bdrm .. l bat.II. Yearly or mo '150 Monah A1mt673-C2IO 2 Br duplex apt, , .,. block.~ to be.acb. 'a'evl.7 MSO Call '7UT75. Eucvtive home for lease. vert.ible ~n. I blk to bch. beamed t' e 11 i n 1 s 2 Br. 1ara1o. pvt yard Olli 2 BR . l 'h b a Dover Shore1. s Br lbOttobay.AJlyouneed .x>mo 214 '~35th8t Pool.aduJta,$42$.Mgr. _.THI_"',.. ... East.11de Dbl sar. lge 13 tooth brush " hnen.11. ~BOrance Ave Vl"lll -~ Mi f' abr 2 br. I ba apt, IMll. C.dm, l..., bib to ocn. a=. frat, 1 .. t + uUI U.ke to cook 87S· 'IOU eva/wlmda. fncd yard. Avail Oct 3. +imJd. 642-354.2. WI NT g R RENT A L _NB_. 6'1_S._3504. I Br ~. Ulll pd. Hotel S!IOO/mo. l1t/la1t+dep. Bhtfa Condo. 3br. 21i"Jba, $420mo 213·288·8822. Newly remodeled l Br. 2 ...JS.~.:....•~~·~~· ..!!..0 ~-~l '.,!:!t;.~ W. Riooma:.te needed. male ...... 6.111CIM I l to ....... i wtmda21J...t46-ee.54 vrly/winter. dabwahr. UIUIU~. ....... -~rant •• _..,,. ar f-.. I BR .. Oft the ._. • • II.It~ 1" ..... i.1\o.,1M1~ ~~Pri· lleJJSloW· ~~ , A(I. WANTED: 4bdrm bse. T"'401 '-"""rv"~ "•"'~ ~"':'-l ~"' ~ __, Custom decorated 3br~ f:'O:--w ~c!a'::~o':!~. . 541-1121 VIA 1JJ>0.2Br2Ba ~ ~ mo., ,.1!_t ~ ....................... :>P'PlCE 1pace avallable at 11175 Beach Blvd near Talbert In Hunt lnctoa Beach. S50 per ~Phone me11a1e aerv1ce SlO per month. dmk 15 per month Daily PHot office. Phone 642-4321 ext. 276. 1230 UP. otflce.1tore. cpt.a. d.rlJa, A IC t 7301 Beach. K. B. LH. 84.2-2834 I or 2 Rm Sult.es from S7S. m W 19th St. Call Tom ~2200. ReulJ/Office 1pace. 700 sq ft. Weatcllrt area. l-417Ml48. call collect Small office Perfect for arwwenna aervlce, etc Only S'15 per mo. 1102 Welt 17lb St, Santa Ana For more info call Joe Canale S47 4181 or Renata at w.. 77<11 Small H>de-Away Office Only '50/per month Va cant. ZI'!> No Broadway. Sa.nta Ana Hlatoncal Bid&. for more info call San Warrm ~ or Renata~ 7'107 Pn!BtJ 11owi new mcunv1 SUITES available near OC ~. Auract1ve ratt.~ include receptJoruat. law bbnry, contennce rml'I, sttretanal 1erv1ce. & Xerox facility l"or a personal tour & furthn dc.Wb tnquir .. al Vorta1· Auoe , 9)~ 221111 or !t6-Jll00 COSTAMISA Proft:b!.i orr1cf' llpa1· .. avail in Calif l~t Bank BldK . 00 ~ sq fl Luw pnce tnt'I Jlln1tortal, secunty tervH'e-i.. con· r«mtt rm. fl ulll Abun dant pttr1un,c aVllll . Con· venlent loc. t'lo11e to airport, travel u.cent & bank "' bkig. 1.3() f'; 17 lh St .C M 009660 &'SI> Sq rt view. undt-r· !(round prk.c. eleYa.tor. Coast Hwy v111lb1hty Air rond l~aauna lkaeh I 7 14 15411 I llS6. wk n fh 4l&:lrl2 rr; ... Locaff• ~at J.-orH St.tOpr1e1ft 1.116 liq f\ & 91! I><\ f\ ~ .. te.8. new. free park ll1jC A\ad for leaae uplo 3 yrs. at St 10 pr aq fl Pnncipa.iJI ooJ y Ask for Bill. 752--0070 LA1941 Coat• OMCI AYAll•M.IMOY.I ln'J'he PAUL KJl!HNEDY JR LAW BUlLDlNG 4lll'iO VonK.arma n A vo .. Newport Beach, 9286C> ""II aervlces for al· tomeya RecepUoniat. California • Federal Library. Conferent'e room. ample free park Int.~ 1tora1e ru ins. CALL llARJORlE ADAMS ...... , ~ "•• V---'-. Hav• ...... • 1ec:. ~-av-. .__ b id di h Waterfront. avail. Oct 1. ._p II +-lee. ru•. • rnoc " 8 ....,., WI ryr, I wr. m.MbeUPM. O..PeMt JIJ6 St»-UIOZ .. Kio-MM l"'•IO·"'-.. •,.ca. TH·?• ell 1'errace C.rdlft. 2 r Z Beath l>pht, yrly, 3Br co6or'JV.'7J.4W. .. ................ ••••• -.-~ Ba, up1raded e.,pet. 28•, ,, unit. $550. •Newport oc:eaafront. I -... _ --2ba de aab-141l~Newport2tw, Roomfarreot. T\&IUn COG· DllCUTIV&IUITES dtepm, frpk, •mo. MMmOor'7~70llO. Ua2 BR yrlr apu . Wk·Mo. XJDt loealion .......... ·-· • 0 · aba. '500. Anita day• do.. Wlher/dr)'er, avall P\aDMl'\1cel, Nwt.J re· mr. m.. dlx condo. adlta, nrSo. CatPlau. •t"C. AC, m pee. MTS mo., utJI pd. 5M-3133 S51-2'MS $12$-9&$0. UU pd. No m-'1117ar1'71-ml Ocean v\cw. Oar. wtauto 117.-; av•Mtt-7-aowforfemal•. uu111. modeled bid&. OnJ7 a ol· --------UOO ISLE. 3 BR. dln. =· A&>91¥92111 E. Ocean· daar CJllftl' Storac• facl ftc. left. Sam Harrt1 ~J,~o:~,.~ ~=.::.~~ooo 'font. WINt&aamTALS n..-.1cm. 3~2 ~ ~ll·:~Y· tt;::t~~"~e:·n:::-!~i'i _.,._.., ______ _ bl w~ famllv room, -....._ ...__ Z Bdrm •pt Li• '350 :t .: · r 1 lacl. •ll·OlU. lt40 .-m1ra--.. f I rd ' nnaw .. _,..__ •-1·-.. B"CH""LOR -.I-apt._.., Gar, lau o 0 dr1 .· D11' N'l5.\.a!JMS-?C* ·~ ,,..,. i::,t rpic + prv .J · t f~c. bwbr, covered 2 _,_,..,...,.I ... ..... " .... 2br. lba houee MZSmo 7..aal,ev•~ll Wallece. ra. CM. 2 Br 2 C.M.oftlce•peee.ttM· _.... llllmo. . 1 oeUo. d1nlnt room, wet ~mo..y..,. y. St.eps to beach. Quiet llmmllle. -. 2 Br, lit bl.k bay/o· a.t.ontio.e. 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Wa a REALLY CLEAN EU1°opean an scaper ....................... ft , , J crekndaled. reading . .....,... detka Ii coven. -LAWN service, land· DIW""£9 Call Gin b Top work. Fair pnce. PETERS PAINTING --•••••••••••••••• __. .. •---.,.. -u ,___MS-Ml Ci•• nvvi> • a am Reis. 646-C871 dyatevea. _... ,,cuo;u.. v•--- -ae.pe,clean-ups, Girt.Fr~mt.~12.3 Expr'd Reas Rates. C.,t •• ....................... SEU. idJ.e items with a Dlli!y PlJat CJassified Ad. c.,.t s.r.k.e ....................... ..,,.....,,, 4 ltcaJn clean. Col.or' bri~; wht fllU lO min bleach. Clean llv, din rm, halJ 115. Ave rm SUO, eoucb $LO, cbr a. Guar 411im pet odor. Cpl repllir, 15 yn expr. Do work mywelf. Jlef1. S!l-0101 Offla...... 4400 ...... /l ... "t/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....c,. BAYFRONTOFnCE IO'SLIP 1400sqft, 8?3-1003 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... o,pcrillMt, 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··~lrobr Approx 400 ~ ft C·2, 130 We provide all services E. 11th St. Suite "F" $150 at low cost. *955-2274 mo. Doyle54B-Il6B ~t. Caterin & Party Co· COIONA Da MAI ordinating ~. 1-UUy lie Dehl;leoffl *'~ lotchen . Completely ce,-mo. equipped. Prime area. Realonomics 67s.4700 Call 546-5710. ~.~ .... !~.~~ ..... UcetlMS Ora.age On-Sale $36, 700 S. O.ego0ff-Sale$\l,100 S. Diego On-Sale $36. 700 ToU·Free (8001252-2000 For store frof(1ce space at reasona!Me rates. 500to 2700 Sq Ft. ME.SA VERDE DR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E. <.: M 545-4123 . .ror a busmess" Want to -sell a bwnness? Now of· 9>1 Lafayette. N.B. Store fer1ng busint"ss sales or office space. 1200 Sq. services. CaU an expert. fl. SlOIOmo. Manty75&-0226 8. Grundy Rltr675-6161 F..XECU-SYSTEMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• JACOBS CONCRETE ha.uni. ~·9807 Valley Lattdacaping br· Frff Est. Call Gent" Robin ·s Kouseclea.nioc ~file to your garden _$52.0458 _______ _ CONS1'ROCT10N Yard care, complete. Fendn& " concrete Reltable. ReHooable . work. drl vewya. a..inu.-. .....,. Snc, for a thorou&hly paaaooitt1yourbeart. demi bowie. 54CMl857 111 )TS exp. ~·d /booded. sidewllLs & palios ---'"'-------Houaecleanlng. profeu. ac.nn It It • Neal, complete, raobl. ..... •••••••••••••••••• Qua.lilied pel'SODJlel to Have )'OU re~ Loday'a HANDYMAN aert"e)'OU.lmrd.562--01~ Q-1fted Ada? u DOl, No job too small )"llU're miulne the best John. 548-0069 Qill Snow-Housecleaning. ___ , __ ;., •-wn •. Fer a home that sparkles _.____;;_......;.....__ ... _..,. ____ a.aified Ads 6'2-5671 like snow. 9'7lM>076. MHlm Lancbeape, Irrigation, PaintlnJ. INT t£XT . dnup, reas 10 yrs n per. Nat., hooe9l, re... lZ Uc fr boeded. Norbonl yn exp. uc·d. Dan S3l--81Qor.-i.2112 *'LIKS Want Ad Results 642-st"78 Sell Idle ttems MwtJ-1-a. Trwt Loct&Fomd 5300 Die.ti 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rwaooab 5150 .W. W.ted. 7015 Hllp W...._. 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Last Scot Temer. apx 16 CASH FOR yrs. v1c. Kell I Bo Isa TD's Principal~ • $28 .000 purcha s e money, 3 yr. 2nd. T.D. J.3'l> interest pd. mon· tb.ly. Oo new home near ocean in North Laguna. near Victor Hugo's. Full ntJe Ins. Large equity p~ Investor. Office 499·162S if no answer leave message. Prompt return ( Pr1nc1pab Only) r.akl Plated TO's llo/o5pHdable Yield •High equities •Low Risk -turo.avcrage pnce •Free Collections •Bu,y any quantity • l2 to 48 mo terms Chica. Grey tblk /w ht with mule type ears. t' . Ms.aZlS. 892-4444 dys. FOUND: Cat. grey. young male, leather collar. Vic Halecrest a rea. CM. ~. Found : Sml aolden fermle puppy. sborthr 'Mesa Verde are-a S46-0743. ~. f'OUNO: Blk Poodle Fem Vu:. Magnoba & Hami.lt.on. W /red collar ~l!l639. Lo!it Large Reward. no quesuoos. asked for 2 kit· tem. 8 wks old rnlssing. Blk • white It Calico. Aster St , Lag Bcb. Please call 4!17 ·2504 Found: Fem. Golden Retriever, w /wbt paws, oceanfroot peninsula. 675-1349 .....•.•..•.•.••....... ..................•.... . ..................... . PREGNANT? Carine. confidential counsel.Ing & relen-al. Aboruon, adop- tion & keeping. APCAR E 547 ZS63 - Spirit.I Reader l.815 S. El Camino Real Sen Clemente; FUily lie. For Appt. 492·7296 AOL TX MOVIES CAU.JOHN 884.5364 SU%YWONG 24hn. 213 /438-0 _!! 4 Gnat C o-.i r111y OUTCALL :M hrs 641-011!0 MC/VISA COVIRGiRL * tll-0771 * ,_ Hr Outc:all Service N\JRSE/COMPANJON REFEREN CES . RELIABLE PHONE 55fr80'11. Acclg. 8"p& Team. BA 111 acctc 7 " 20 yrs ellper comp btkp& serv thru financial statements Reas rates. prof. our home otn~ Call Jan or Mane 964-6618 Exp. prol. truck dnver wiU deliver empty truck & trlr lo Salt Lake City or Denver, free of chrg week.end of Sept 22 646-31133 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma.laa ~EMBLERS. electro mechanical cod ~ners. for small Solenoid Co ~er exper . rellab11Jty a D"IUll Work with small prects1on parts Good manual dexte rit y Salary neeotiable SR Engmeenng 834 Prodoc · uon Pl . Nnt'port Bcb. 64Ul:5M ~ Electronic component a&le'mbly Must be ex· penmced 1n winng ·& PVC plwnb1ng for bdro- spa i upporl s ystem:. Cal I 6»-4,52i6 Quick Flx·d . D.R. St . ._._La ca.-·-, aw·s Plumbia& for re· ----·········· liaailenll*rs. M5-3I09 coa.p studeoll. window PlwotJio4t repllir. Spec. in wub6q. Raid/atorea. r•~. COfJPel' re· Xlnt work. U 2·S449, pipe, Leak «Mkclioa .. ~7'72 sewer loutina. Fl at --------- 1'1Ua. Top Hat Plumb-'n.e f...c.est draw in tbe I.QI. ~-31.M West ... a Daily Pilot Have aometh:lna lo Mfl? a...uied Ad. Call Today Oassified ads cfo It weU. _642--_WJa. ______ _ H11p W..t.d 7 l-00 Hlfp W_,.. 7100 . ............................................ . •LOT~ o.evrolet Deafer offen t 81lby11Uu /Housekeeper. hve 1n or out. Speak Engllsh 640-9009 fullumeperma~nt l>OS•· BABYSITTER WANTED U008 tD assi.sl new ar 11..~ car managers 1n varit"d. 12 to 8pm, Mon-Fri were6Ung tasks. tncl ud. ewtt For Fem. age. ~ mg mamtenance of in· Nr. Harbor View Elem verit«y Opportunity for 1 n Cd M . 7 ~ l · 4 7 4 0 advancement ~Sales _am __ s_u_ne ______ _ Manager HOWARD ~vrolet . Dove/Quail SU . Newport Beach. AlfTOMC1J'lVE · ~xcit1ng career opportw11ty Girl Friday Lease ltd · m11us trat1on, bkk.gp helpful Varied respucwblll llt"S Typing. ebent & dealer rontact Crowing auto lease eo Npt Bdl wrport area 7Sl-89l0 Aut.omouve Macb1nls\ To ND 2-man shop. earn $20,000tyr as more All company bead&ts Ir In· surance. Apply at Hub Auto SullPlY. tJ..20 Harbor Blvd. CM ._. ... Babysitter needed. Full nme, Infant ii. 2 School age children. 846 5666 8 - Banlang Paalk Federal SavUlgl> has oPenmg 1n our soon to open Npt B<:h office For a part-time teller Xlnt working condltioos. Call Dan Chumbley , fW}.QIO() Banlung TaLlllS 2 adjoining spaces-580 1--------- or 1160 sq fl. Harbor V e n d i n I R o u t e : 8Uer C.enter. 3011-3023 BLACKJACK GAMES Harbor Blvd. CM. New (Vega 21>, 4 machines. plush cpt,a. Avail now. ~l-<*M To date. l~ ol aJI Trust Deeds sold bave re- turned to investor bis full princ ipa l ~ inter est ea.med. FOUND &an 9/9, Newport Heights area. Small blonde dog. female. Call 548-3839. LANA 'SOlJreALL lOAIUAll 17S-OC93 ••EXTlAS•• needed. bit players, xtraa for maj motion p1c/tv senes. Poll tv comm. Need people for Org Co/LA loc. shooting Caating DOW 714-~l.20 x M. Cas~ for ··Fast Break"', "Love At Finl Bite··. "Rocky II". "Halloween.". Sm fee. ON -STAR Productioni., Mlcbad Phillipi. call to- day ASs&«•Hs Pnnted c:1rcU1l boards, witt harness assembly, some electro-mecba.ruca.l expenence. M1n1mum hve years ellpenence. Rapidly expanding Oruae Couoty firm. ex· cellent company benefits. Cootact Pat Mills S57-!D51 F.qual Op-partunity Employer , ................. . Expenenced prefured So. Coast Plua office. F\!U It part time. Ca 11 Ralph K1nnings at 540-4086. 3333 Briatol St CM A;t.549-1366 ------------------Ambluoos couples need DAMA POINT &ng more income. un· •Prime Coast Highway location wiual OPPortunllY for good earnings. 960-5028 _ BEACH BUSrNESS I-Or weekly rna1linf' list Call dlfect or collect Y .a. Plftcmc• Co. 714 .997-9634 213 :966·8596 -<Xfice/ret;ul. 2 level •Approx.1200square feet 800sq ft shop '16.000 2nd amort. 3 yrs. Jlllll CAFFERY t7 I 414H-2Z54 c~= ~ ofCGllfoma 1« cream. deli, etc ., t:am 17% yield discount $17 .500 ~ 4 yr lse & TI4 f638-048'1 before SP M. xlnt location. 673-5662 -----------.-.. ---•1 .. ,.,..... P'en••/ 0,,-twlity . 5015 .... la Famd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R. E lnveston neeJ FOR • R•"'E/S·LE-sro.ooo. up to 15% yield, ~ ,.. JOUJJy sec·d by NeWl>Qrt m> sq ft in CM. (office Beadl RE; aU or part. + warehouse or shop 87().S292ori10-2l80 SIOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• area). $940 mo. Prm --- only. ~to Lom S02S BYCO 645·22Sl MARINERS MILE 'RETAIL OR OF FICE SPACE W Coe.st Hwy, Newport 9'lSsq. ft. n4t645-2628 100sq. (t. space avail. PCH & 62nd St. Npt. Bch S216mo. Call Robbie 548-0757 or 645--0221 - l . ...L.ll'W ...... 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOU IUCH 8000 ft, 1000 ft omce ~. quiet lite indus. area. No automotive or fiberglasina. 645·3323 dys. --------~ ....................... SW1*i LOA.MS and 2nd Trullt Deed Loans on residential property Customized to meet your needs! R.E.DEPT. SANnA.GO IA.HK 7141832-$200 fNEED fMONEY • PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 ~ll any 1tl'm or c-om btnaUon of ucms for J7S or 11:11 with a Penn> Pinrlw'r Ad 3 lmeb for 2 t oru.«Ultve days Earh a(ldJllun11I bne is 6& lor ~ 2 days Charge 11 ' Noeommerrtal ad' l,.or more• 1nforma111>n und to place your ad c11ll 642-5678 LOST: Fem Sliver /gray min Scbnauzer·Lido Lale. 83&-5181.673-1414 Yng Siamese. Vic CdM H.1gh, recovering hip· injury, ods medicine. REWARD : Lynn 7~2-0MO days, home·: 6'4·1327 Lost: Passport, name Tao-Kwan Hsu, Rep. Oun•. 979-9'31 ----F<Mld: Parakeet. Top Of The World Arca, Lag. Bch. 4!N-021Yl. FOUND: Claim or adopt a1 Irvine Animal Care Cent.er. Here is our Une up. Come check wi out Perky Poodle & Sassy Schnauzer (both young, ~eel female). Pretty Peke, Darlin& Doxie, Daullng Dobie , Gorgeous Gold e n Retriever , Super Shellberd mlx Also Blue Uck Hound. blue-eyed Dalmatian. More. We need you! 754-3734. F<Qld, pt. ~rm. Shep pup, fem., It. brn. Vi c. Hamilton 6 Meyer, C.M 567-5558 FOUND: Camera. Please 4dmUfy. 5S6-82llO 8)0 sq. n. 1000 ft. office ac-ce. Airway Complex. C.M. 54()..2.11% or Gt-8388. CllDfT MO SCUM-l.ETS rttOILIM Needlepoint students. Brand n ew M·l In· Zlld&WTDIO.-OCC Tuee. 12-3 by de· AMSW£IS d\lltrlal, fire sprinklers. 547·5402 s lgner/t.eacber Jinice Sodium -Smoky _ 1.2xl0 truck door. 160 S. ArT&nged by Beacon. Register before Kwbor Blvd, SA. Prom eo.t .._,. L.-ll/2J. Ticket No. 23116. ~C1I'O~ - SIZ5/mo.8leve'13-1373. -~--------i RiJ!lt oow, the big dil .... W..e.d 4600 C~HAVAlLABLE ......... 1100 ference between the .... •-•••••••••••••••• Any= $20,000 mia ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Unlted Sta~ and Iran la fte1poa1lble, working Mr. ve.t6l·S535 fl'OVND: Blad~ Scottbh· MljkJo. They're devout w r lt er 1 e e Its one ~ loaM, &DY Terrier type dog, female, Moalems and we're de· bedroom cotta1&,_ln purpose, anr uuat. wry friendly. 6'5-1508 voullfOTOB.lSTS. ~.~Sn•edae~1--_-__ ,.,,. __ .&G.oa6_•t.0-,-...a-Found Brittany Spaniel. ,_t._111 5310 _ "" __,...,_ ~ V I c . W a r I\ e r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ta. Dall1 PUot. P .O. ~.~£ii /Goldenweat. Call IJ O.C. AIRPORT Box UIO, Coeta Meta FIHANCING.MMISI identllyMZ-7548 Sien & PRE LAW student needs Si!S,000. Will do anything Legal. Coofident1al DVM. P 0 . Box 3242. N.B.92663. -rHE .. ELITE ESCOllT SHYICE HIS&HBS WIP'llOY'tDI WcufftlMjMn '72-9'04 24 HIS U02 W 17th St, Santa Ana MASSAGE RGUUMODELS ESCOITS OUTCAU. OMLY Dap.rrff,hr 631-2140 GOLOEHGtlL Yng active 65 Dutch· Amer eent seeks similar Fem . companion Frieodalup. serious in· q!Anes. Writ~ Boll 503. ~.-Daily Pilot PO Box 1560. Coala Mesa. Ca. 92Sil6 T 0 M M v OF N E w p 0 A S T ESCORTS 642-1571 7·10 P.M. Ptn d s.r.tc.. H60 ....................... • ruw w uvrse•SJJtJI LOYILY LAD•S lmDELl• ISCORTS lWll ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Ftr. pcivate club Ex per. nee. 544,S404 ACCOUNTING CLERK MacGregor Yachts. 1631 Placentia. Cot1ta Mesa. ~bler PDCISIOH ASSIMllB Pos1l1on avallable m mechanical auembly shop M111t have good mecllarucal aplltude 6 manual dexterity. Must be familiar With r'e·Wortl. A.CC~ t.roublesbootmg. dnlllng. CL.all reaming 6 prei.s1ng M.uumum 3 years ex· F~t erowtn& company periem·e Ex<'ellent com has need for Accounts { Con Receivable Trainee Ac pan)' bene •ls tact CO\lnl• re<'eivablt ex Pat Y1lls. SS7 9051. penence desirable. but l•E •. O_E ______ _ not necessary Apph canu must have the ability to perform top quality detJiJI work Very accurate typing sk1lb mandatory Must M able to operate 10 key by touch Cootact Personnel 557-9051 Equal Op portwuty Employer Accli Bltkpns TEMPORARY Register today to work on various accounung & book.keeping assign meota. Work close to )"OUr home. Accte cleru, bookkeepers, accoun· wata are needed tb.ruout <>rante County Call us f 0t more informa tioo Robert Half's ecca•t• :pt 2333No Broadway r200. Coldwell Banker Bldg., Santa Ana 17141 llMIOJ • ACl'RE.C)SES/ ACTORS All q•lalJ types. No exp~. "S.A.M." in· tervlewlnl now. Our client• bave worlted "Rodl:Y ll", "Goldie • The ........ '"Lady ln AS5841URS We wiU train. apply 7am. MacGregor Yachts, 1631 Placentia. CM ASS&alMS needed now. 3 sh.I fts No fer. See our ad 1n todays <'lasslf1ed under GENERAL. Victor Tem porlU"}' Asaultant required. Key penon needed for vaned Ir intA!resting work m sm printahop Call ~1 forappl. Alllilltallt Sales Manager We're seeking 2 well groomed women from 40 to 56 ye.an to aaaist in sales • manasement Must uve expetien~ in ladles reducing sak>a. th. 12· ~pm daily. every other Sat. W . Up lo l800 mo. Call Mn. Sullivan 631~. ASSISTANT UP'I Must type accurately. nm to key by t.ouch. file, It phones, «c. Xlnt com· pany bfteflls. Salary commensurate with ttillt7.Mfr18M Mlt.Af'U•1J1r C ouple , wife -ore • bu1band-1aal at. 200 Uai&a. Oteamide, ..,.. . Al.C.omodve t .JLJaJ 1...-IATILY l Brake • AUgomnt Pulioo I Tune-up person w /scope nperieoct" l ·Al11n mechanic w overall general ex· pmence. TVST* P'IUONHB. SBYM:IS. IMC 17702 lrYllle Bl. Ste 201 544-6141 1\astin olfice Fu II ti m c Call Lillian Newton al 0.9066. 17632 17th. St. Anaheim office. Full ume. Call Gordon Setran at n&.ZZZ'l. 600 N. Euclid. c.f. ,.... .. s..-.. •&..... Equal Oppor Emplyr . Banlang ISav 4r Loan TBLFR I 000/o FrH to Applc.ut Newport Beach office Will train. Mus l type -~m ~ve _..,1c.oc..w.r Expeneoced. Full t 1 me poslUOD Moo. t.hru Fr I Coruet Elsie Tompkins ar Sid Wiwns ua.u•E TOYOTA-YOLYO Ul66 Harbor Bl . C M 146-9303 FULLERTON S & L 114-871~ EOE Barber Stylist to manage part·Ume 631·95i1. Tue. Fri. !M>, Sat/ ~5 eve~ 681.:rl28. Barmud wanted, must be attractive Pl·t1me M6-993S bt wn 12 4 ---------Beautician COMMAND AutamoUve PERFORMANCE Immediate full t ime '"llleHaJrcutung Place·· ~for lmmedlate openings for IA.TTBY & expenenced precision 1111 savtel baircullers needed m ,.SOM Cana Mesa. Salary & Oxnpeny benefits. d 1~· COlllllllSSion. Xlnt growth count priviledae . opPortun1hes & paid medical, dent.al & life In· baM!fit.s. Call Edmund at ~profit sharing ar 1_~_m __ . ----- pemioo Pl'OIJ'&ID. ApPl)' •llU STOii• in~ ....V Repair mechanic for JU'aabioollland Schwinn dealer. Ex-cdlent. aa1ary. Must have £.O.~~acbM /F prior bi.Ire mechanic ex· per in • stott. 544-1135. BUJ.JNG CLERK • for •AUTOSAUS major wholes al e OPl'OITUMITY! nursery. Applicants ~t set for tM ·so·s 1 au5t be self atatt1at & Howard Chevrolet 10 have min. lyr. bk.kg. ex· <>ranee CWnt1m . .-_ .. ~irport per. Benefits lncld. fully COOlllleK .-..... three pd house plan, S day for E-Z wal&bl ael1 6 work week. edm:at.lonal .... a-.. pay! Op-reimbunement. Coa&.act portuaity for edvaace· Joaneat982-t80t. meat. Auto es:perience t--BD-J_.IN_G_a._E_RK __ Id required .. prn1oua ..-. Found: Setoluys. "Ria" • Dlllire lie/net o1 bouJe Mwt1a1 1 Tf'lllf 5 key•. WIJ1on. CM . ISCOtrT Pt:NTBOUS'E nGUJlJ:S Jebn. SIM'7t9 I 2 a • U lJ IJFJCfltl1\I Red'" w/R.obert Coared, "Wrt1te1 '1 Double· ..... • Disney S&utiol. •Aeyoee lnleree&ecl In Movles /Telev, call ''&A.M. •· todQ. Sm fee. (TI4)TJ'l.te*lut85. ~llpat aellla1 helphl. ~ penae needed in HOWARD Cllevrolet, ~l>ellt-toban· Dove IQ"•' I Sta .• clle bHllnt. Accurate -BeaclL typ6at. exp«. 00 addlna 142-1803 ·-·-------·----IUdJloe .... .,,.. Call qil .... few unlum 2-3 ... 103 66004 •SBYICI* '*-w/..cl )'d for 2 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Speclelhlnt tn bw•I· -bra c1oe1. Have aood ....,.....,. C.. Found vie. Golden•ee\ • ne11men, re1ld ent1 ref's for atl or ua. AU lJPll cl real •tale Jld.I. H.B. black male welcome. m.mo. 1M 'll'fl. Steve tnwctllMOtlalnctlM. ,.Ge~n Sbepber.d . 7.-...... 24 .... •· trJem. !fell ' t 1111 •~.,. n..- Dmn 1 '*-llM .tt.IU MlDt L4l&tcrramdapct?Call WAN'l'KD: Female to K--'~IU. Pier. v..., '41-2111 MM611 Anlmal A11i1tance .._..,_..otaweek •• ._..,......,Mb ,, u.pt..•·"71. no fee. .., ta Talllal. Dee a to 1410 ....................... Babyaltter. my home, 5aa1b'55falf. Att.CftdeDt-work w/ban· .._,Frt, a :rr oW &lrl. t--"-------~ lldllta. llut be UPM .. ~ avonc. wt.1lncto ... ~t •~~------ln tuk• H t0Uetla1, Babysitter, mature ,....._ llD'l a...-.. wocua to care for 2 .-,.. Plus beMftta. dlUdr9. 1·1 "'9 pr wt. ftlme:..,,.. Cw ............ ... , Tl••• °"'*" aWa for aD ln-dl......i toWGrtr • • Bln· ~ ......... print -~ ..... flDance .....,.No......,ce t ._.. __ .. -:;;: CA8fflOllTD._ LOIT:~ll.Coellatee' Ju MJa. CaH 8arr1 I~ 1--_,_ :..~ ....... Jl~ .: A•w'---.NMJ.JJ botll wt•1• cllpped. ,_., Arolllld ••. Htb. .....llASIAGI! Ii~ .,... -owMDLOANS anAllD ro• ANY IDbJ .... UcMMNUt -• W"J, bla"f llft.bai requlre4:1. SaJor H · ctlltat com pan J ........ r. appolat· ............. : ==r: . ~ .. - f). .• :~:.:2&!1!: =· ==~eow.. 7.~:;; :!1t!:_.: __ _ • -... , ...... D ·ll'ft"SllDTONLY ••• &•!l!.,1...!.:.. •a•ca. '*°-II••• ....... .. 7171 ~· ... ,.,............. ...,.Tm ~/Y--.. , . UAlf.a.ul -..r• .................... -. ~. , .,....~··-.::-.. Call Botl Willl••• · -, it ~ .,..._......_., f~~ t 1:r-:~'*..,.';=t1 ~'l"m••llfl 1LG1tN1t__,.1'.atb1 *f!OXYLADY• •••·••der, eo•-. Bi! ~ c a l • V l c . OU!CA,U;<*LY ........ •1lN•: ltu• 1~ -~ u~r • ' "' 1'311 wW ·,..-•ta ........_, ..... 0,.... ......... ~· I ~ : -:11 ~.~·-.., ... &:iM\Ms ........ ,......... ~1111•-:-.... -.~· · ;..',:.:_ -~--··~_. ____ v_n-_~ ....... _.,..~r_.,t·--... ·---~ t !~ " ;, -. . t ·~ -4, =:·· ,. ( - .... •tm 0..1111 '· "'"''°" C•9'ltr Joe, .... 0....11 r...q. ~-wl~ C.• ....... kcqroud ............... , ... .... IOOKKSIPSI / IEC&P1'10NIST for ~ .......... Delip J'\ra. Pa1rall. eccout.a r•e•lvabl•, _..a aftlte lkilla. I IO '"5.,. a .... AAlllb la AM .... "71. Dtti~llet· ~ f'\oe l'Unalaala.p, rm W-.c.IUt Dr. ICC*••• AAiM•nollve repair •boo CM 2 to ' ""9. Mon·Fr( AK. Buie tiaq akWa ~ Qd. TeletboM anawenn1 4' klaJ ditnvery dnvla1. -......a or Ul-0579. IC>C*XmJi& MCUtt 11\all Ume for 1port.a re- taU •tor• In Newport Beach. MZ-4058 IOODIB'R Sm prment mfr in Cos la Mesa area hu good opp l)' foe IM!ll4lar\.U. Slroo& bkk4( exper a m u.st F /C heJp(ul Sal D 0 E. Send resume l.O PO Box 2135. Newport Beac h , Ca 926113. Bookkeeper part lime for Real t)atate Developer. Approx 20 hr per week. nu1ble. Experience necf.Uary. Call for appc. 548-5111 ~.part-ame Riviera ~atty '99-'8C>O BOC* PASTE UP Part ~me. Mon, lpm to IOpm, Tues 1oam to 6i>m No experie nce ht'ee1111ary Apply The P e nn ysaver , 1660 Plact!'lltrn Ave· C M Bus1neJo1~man :.t·cki; p II as1101·1ate an growing markt!t1ng hu~an cs:; 6:11·SS!l8 BUSINESS MINUt:O COUPLES NE 1-:r>1-:o PART T IMt: <.:A LL 962-3232 BUYER, purc hu10& variety items for s mall growing manufactunna C.O. Top pay and benefits Permanent F/time. SR Engtneenng, 834 Produc. uon Pl., Newport JJch 642-llSM CABINET maker prefer 2 yrs t!Xp CM area 8fl.-«K3 S48 5"053 Cabinet lay-out man. millmen. assemblen., & cabinet 1nslallcrs Ex Ct."llent benefit.a Taking applications 492-5001 CaMeria ....,.,. Short Hours 3 hr. min. $3.50 per hr C M .• N.8 .. CdM area11 No exper. necessary Ap ply at NewPorl Mesa Unified Sch ool Di11t. l''ood Service Office, 1M7 P\acentia, Costa Mesa. ~2920. Canvu Namers wanted to work on boat specialties. DeCaprlos 1570 Newport 81, CM 831-1130 CAHYASSUS t8 00 per hr + mcenuve1. work 3:30 to 7 ·30. Sat L0.2. GetUna home am provement leads Prefer 20 yrs ol a,e or older. Call Mr. Freddie LOAM·l2 Noon for appl D-21M2 C AREER OPPTY Account cle rk , Sl.OOO.Sl2L6 mo. Gencrnl office-including book· keeping, t)'l>ln1. cashier recept.lonltt. Exper re· qt.ired. Apply In person: Laguna Beach County Water Dltlrict, 306 3rd St. l...a.lwta Beach. Carf!t lnatallera, ex· per d, w /toola 4 true It. Mille 'a Qarpeta, 124 E. 17th St., C.M. MM:m. CAR WASH HILP "'11 •Part tJme lHaOver l(ETIO CAR W~K mo Harbor Bl. C.11. Q; I ........... . ,_ N I UIM uaiatanl CT ..... a.d. 6 lrd . 1111\ ND "*'9rieet• nee . W.lnla aart• 10lol4 ,.._.~._.mat " ,...-, .... 11111 .... -P1111"-IO •.ao Pll' ..._ ti qualifted. P'or 111tn War1mUOD 6 la· ........... -.-or call Tl•l"7·414t. Wlll la· ..... Gl~by = ........ °"°"'=" ... t2liJd care DMded f<W well behaved 5 fNr old 1trleom __ pant ___ f __ _ Mon lhru Fri 12·1pm, on or elderly your bome or mine. lady. 30 bn or more per Cdm. Call 6'0-14M or ;.~ ~171~.? .. 2 ... 1 · ~ Katl\y. ' .............. . COMPANION /LIVE IN, ChiJd Care Worker Ap-for elderly lady. Mu1t pll,caUON. Now ti.Ina ~own tram c.o..- accepted for before 4 Int. lite hllehl:r· dulle1 alter 1cbool bn for a P\lnln Pt. .,..., Diana, OlriaUan 1ebool. Over 30 IMIMOZ7 aft 9PM pref'd. Apply at 16835 ---~---- Brookburat St , FV . Conatr:Uctlon workers. 982.-3312. 11kliled, for La•una Chlldcare alter school. 5 yr. old gJrL R.eapon:U b~ Refs. req. Balboa hi. 67~or6311900. ---- CLEANlNG · Need bO· meone lo c~an our retail furn. stvJWroom Apprx. J2hrs. wk. Contact Lln· d.a. 340-JMS ----\;ler1 c al work . Housewives, 1tudent11 ! Earn extra income. $3.25 start. 20 35 hrs wkly. Ste.ady No typina. We train. ConaenlaJ surroun· dings. Write Hubbub, 31.IMH Airway Ave, CM 938211. CLERICAL POSITION permanent part tame for growing co Typing, phones, nusc office pro- c c du r c~ $4 50hr . 979-7092 <...1cnnll Lar gP National Wholeulcr now h1rln1t part time clencal work Call for' mfo 957 1150 A:;k f or M r M el Richardson Oerical·Hotel, part tame un.ly. heavy typmg, nex1- b I e day hour s . Newport.er Inn. 644 1700. Pa1/lna ext 539 ... E.O E. Niguel job site to st.an to- day. Excellent •· If qualified call Allen Construction 714/621-6981 or 629-8280 for dlrt:ct1ons . CONSULTANT /RECEP I MAN AG EM ENT 1':x ceptJooal opportunity for ind1v idu11ls w /e n thus1uuc atlltude, amb1· lion, & self convn·• ion. D)'oal'Dlc company will prepare you for excilllll manat . /con1u I talion p:19ition. 2-3yra. exper in sales/service desirable Salary + booua. Call Ms Taylor 213-821--0896 DT Kaslow's Smoke De Addiction Cl1n1c for Newport Beach office COOK-IROILH EXP Must be experienced, fast. & elf'an. Top wugei; \pply 8-IOam Mon t'ra an p e r s on I'' ox n ra l' r Restaurant. 647 Camano de Las Mart!:., San Clemente ( anoi;:1 from S.C. General 111'.lbptl~J J Cook Expenenced hoe cook. t.usy downtown LaKuna Beach restaurant. Good starting salary. Call Lynn or Harnet. Mon thru Fri. 9-5. ti4·9'765 _,MMITS -···· .... MMllJ o..I Ail't OrGo .. Cl!r:i M.& hrt IJ• or nw U.•to•dmper ...... Top ular1 • IMM4ul •ut btve beean&a.. OrtM np. • oav <L&AlllNO Pl•. ·-Ill ...... ,, . .)' .. Ory-CIH .. rt, JUI ~81vcl.Cll ,....vtq 11 ' al M ...... anA,.._aa.-. ~ ....... ~ .. l!Qmi..c. or traleee. Jl\all u.... •rut or no •••.a. OMCI & ~ ll. 11.t UT, eo.t.a lml p t"1h'91 tlna la -.., .__, 1eoeral olflt• • ttmdMiftl Md wrtl· o.&al tba1nilcle u1l• 1111 fu.ct'8JU LlberaJ tut. Newport Beacb MMfltl pech1e E•· plr•• l1'0UP prac:Oe•. ~ WOtkl•I colld.t. ' da)t ~ ••petitoe• •tlou. PIHle fODllet pnf9"1d, M).llJZ. ....-.. Sl_.,.. ci.rtctJ EXl'.ClmVZ dutl .. , re 1 u e d at. SECU:TABY CQQllltw•. Mat.are non· PwlomlL Ola&al ~t, Npt Bch. ple11aot eroup ~iillu, •·day wk, ~ Is Ill pa otc tmkr preferred. Al10 funetlou Recht • ....., lblppiaa/receiv· pbooes. A11l1taot to lftl clerk. All& ror Pat. General M1r, La1uoa llkln. UMl Computer BdlCorp.*-llAt Ln.HB 1-~~~~~~~~ DIMTAL PwlodoDUat need.I part U.1111uut. 3 da_ya a week. !i(pmded duti. opt>ty. x.aay c•tlfk•i. reqd. tx,.r. pref'd . Xlot beaellu. Salary o~o . FACTORY WORKER· OmeraJ rcm1le machine amsTMAS °'**"'· no .. pertenee MOMIYt E4wLI Opportwuty lmployer Iii /P DILIYllY a STOCI CalllOCL w.uary Will tr•ln. !htbt.wlMtlelDdMduala· Xlllt CIOIDPM1 beodb. flllr1l comm to sz.ooo by Call~ Tbao-11lvln1 ! FACTORY TRAINEE Demonatrate toy1 • IOOd S-Y. Unt futore lo Ofta. Comp&ec.e trunislc. fut 1rowlnl plaatlc1 No detiverin1 or coUeet· adbulve co. un ln1. Need car. Call Monrovia Ave. N.8 . 71t-56l~coUeetlOtee 11\a" Ume or part ti~ Dental ~al.de. X-~ benl'lllt. aee Harold ~ lie req, RDA pnf, llt flO Time UQ1aor. 4115 primarily Prostbodontlc !.1'1ihSt:_eo._u_ M_et_a_ pn«&ce, very nice offc. 548-5125. line. Costa Meaa. Salary. btilYtty P/Ume AM, L.A. Wqe dependa 00 e•per. 'nmea SlOO per week. 1..qUQ.a Beach. ~96 645-'791. DELIVERY • STOCK DENTAL CHAJRSIDE WORK. Female &i male ASSISTANT. exper pedo :r.!canlt welcome. Ex· office, X-ray lie, xlnt t rt I uJary & beoefitl. N.B .. ce en oppo un t1 to c.M...,...,~ ttaln ln auto part 1&ln~ -------=--~ W2 Newport Bl. Costa Men or 10010 Adami, Huntlnalon Bu.ch Automotive Sup· ply. Delivery, P/t, 4:3G-9pm. Own trans, Mon-Fri. Some wknds req. Must beovr IB. ~:11~11 Deliveryperson ml!ic or face dutJes. OC Airport area Mu.st be able lo use slJck atun. S4G-7777 DDn'AL ASSIST. · RDA tar expanded duties. An opportunity to upand your personal Involve· ment Jn dentistry wtnnancl1I security. Uniform allowance & halt>-inl.. 4 day. Salary open. Npt. Bch. &4().0300 days, 8.13-0818 wknda. DENTAL ~IST ·Front otnce. part ume, 4 days IMon -Th I Npt Bch 640-0300 days, 833·0818 Femal e Facto r y Padtaaen. S3 U per hr lo 1lart. Merit ralaes 1537 Monrovia Ave. N.B ~1.25. "1ure Conault.ant part Ume wanted. Will traln woman as.~ &o work in ladlett reduc1n1 saloa. Ml.lat be well groomed 4 0Ut·1oin1. Hrs. 2·8pm dally, every ~r Sat. ~. Up l.O lll60 per mo. Call lira. Sulli van 131·1644. f1oral dts!oer. up. Top Wmt Or. Co. norat ahop Salary dep. on qu1I 88M553 Foam c uttu. no ex penenee EJ11r1 $S for de li very . Full lim e De!.lvery person, full or part lJme Own car. Own route. Good wages. Will train. Mr. O 'Brien . PubUcaUoo Co. 631-8131 wtcnds. -&12-5702 Dental Assist. Do you FOOD SERVICE ASSTS want a career In Ort.ho z.3 bn daily, no exp nee Wliz.inl all your RDA $3.57 hr bellNlln& Sept 4 skill.a! MO-OlZl Appty '° fntloe -unm~ OeliYtty Penoo. Driven n.... d bl ti for Dent.al Lab part Ume. ..,..,pen a e energe c Set.I DlA 2SM1 Alt.on Ave, Irv 55e·•900 Ext 30 EOE. Morniop or alternoona. person Friday for ad Must have valid Cal. Uc. a1ency. Perm. part time. Typ101. cir. a .,..,. __ .. f II .... & aood dnvln& record rt Y Cuva, U Or p ... • .. must. Artist tratruna a •. -..lu t c1~...o Weduia,ys call 646-5088 .. me. ... ram. .,.._, _bl& plus. 642·5251._ &.in Loe Inn. 549-9446. Delivery Responsible ---------pe.n!On needed for land GardeneriHandyman. ex p I a n n i n g r i r m I n DlllCTOI per • hid! na~ condo. 4'0 Newport Beach s.:i w DATArROCESSIMG hns. <.:1tll 673 2602 bet' hour 752 9223 I rv1ne Unified School 8-4PM wkdya rmly D1~tr1ct manage ment DELIVERY & STOCK pos1t1 o n R e fl ua rt:~ G8B.AL OfftCE OOY t.1quor !>lore No thorough knowlcdit<' or Must ··nJOY phone l'fJM l.aguna 494 3517 pnnctples, methods, pro la ct , wo rk 1 n R w 11 h cedures & developmPnts Clfll.omers &. delaal work DELIVF.RY/OF t'l<.:F. ind.at.aproces!>lnR fiin·k &t)1>1n.g Pli.ld vac11tum. BOY Full time Valid ground In eduolaon ap sack pay &. health 1n dnvers hceruie reqwred. p!JcalJon desirable App sur1tnce. Apply 9am Neal. Over 18. Apply m ly 2941 Allon Av enue. 4pm. Mo n lhru Fr 1 penon lo Mr. Fuentes at Irvine, CA. E.O.E Barden Pest Control, 695 GIFTS 'N GADGETS Our 2llth Year GENERAL OFFICE TYPISTS SECRET ARI !:S ACCOUNTING CLERKS Top Pay No Fee PaldWeekJy M()llBI Temporary Services lnme 7~-IWMM> E.O.E. M /F General JOIS AV AILAILE! ! TYPISTS WAREHOUSE ASSEMBLERS Nt.Vt.:R A FEE .. 8onW1eS, call today• N II <JIH; 1-:0 1-: 55fl 8520 fjJS 2622 MF Robert Bem & Wiiiiam Randolph, Costa Meu. f'rOflt & ANoc. 1401 Quail Call st&-M70 1--------• St Npt Bch. D 1 S H W A S H E R & Cook. must have exp It DELIVERY, Meyertiof'11, ---------(asl f'ry, broiler, & dtn pnmary llUppl.Jer Of aood KITC HEN HELPER Part·time. Tuea Fri 9aro to 4pm Occas111nal ly eves bonus Cull Mon· f'rl 75&-1..984 General Otrac~. full t ame, Genaa.IOfflce typtng & 10.key ~kalb .i O.ERlCAL Gd pay, s h ort hrs food to t.he Irvine cor MaJor NewPort Beach Zubaes 63 1 9803 or porale community , firm ha.'\ currt!nt open ~MSI Costa Mt<Sa needs resPonsablc de ang.s for livery penl()fl to dnve our ACCOUMTS COOK to prepare even van Good dnvang rttord P•Y.t.1LE CLE""., ang meal for t•ldcrly nee Mon Fra ipprox "' ~" gentlemen & grandson 8 ""2 Good f "" t :;o wpm typing, JO.key by ~,. ~ ., •. 1me touch Previous ex· ~15' dunnic school Start S3 15 penence In bookkeeping Cook wanted ror ltah an hr. ca_ll _G_lenn_. _S5~6232 or banking helpful, but Rest. Exp req M ff Delivery person wanted: not required CaU 67~3864 or 67S 6193 must have &d dnvera re All Day__ _ __ cord, please call 833-1888. WOltD PROCESSOR TIAIHtl Co&m e t ician f o r Westrnil\lller fo'or appt. Ann Nichol8. 530-43.13 ---- ~t type 60 wpm ac curutely, will train on word processing equi P· ment. prorlciency 1n grammar reqwred Deliveryman L A Times to homes 8albo1t Isl Ne«! Van or Pack-Up 3 30am to G:JOom. $500 COSMITICS pt!r mo. 5'8·8441 or We are lookana for s 04&-1413. We olfer excellent com· pany bene<lta. F~ ap- pointment please con· tact. i;ertOW! busineaa-mlnded - people to join an lntema ---------llonal co11m et1c com DBJVERY Lynn Stana field &M·S800ext 7549 Or7M3 L2§~ 620 N~ Cent.er Dr Newport Beach. E.0 . E. pany. We are expanding 1n OC. We wall pro· feea10nally tram you for f It or p/t. Call Jo8llne Smith 957-5828. Counter help full t ame, 6:30am to 3.00pm Mon Thru P'Ya S3 50-$4 .50 per hr Paid hohday. The B&ke Shop. Corona del MM. 873-7310 --------• COUNTER HELP · Mon *CLERK* Branch office of nall rof1>, hu opening for gen clert. Duties include typ- ing, filing, record keep· Int & calcuh1t.mg. Xlnl. frJnge bene . Salary $170Wk. Pleue send re- swne lo BARBER-COLMAN P.O. Bo• 7150 Npt. Bch. 9266Cl 71~0360 E.O.E. Fri. Super Sandwich, 675 Paularino. CM 545 4887 ---- COUNTER/YAROMAN Full/part time, lncludea weekendll. Apply 1705 S Coast Hw y, Laguna Beach. -------Counter help, Part tlroe dll)' &/or eve. M thru Fri. Apply In person. tOAM · 2PM. Orange JuUwi, 711 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. COUNTER GIRL · For dry cleaners. 3 day1 a weett. Call 646-7621. ---------Counter Help, days. Cl.ERK _ Health food Needed lmmed. Call atore need• part·tlme 631·2.828 or Apply 1673 clertl. Mon-Fri. lJ..3. Mu1l Irvine, Suite G, CM_. -- be able lo handle heavy Counter ror dry cleaner., lllnd! hr. bus. 548-7751. ex:pertenced. $4.00 pr hr We are looking for an outcomg penon with a good dn vlna record to make deliveries 1n com· pany vetucle, M·F. 8-S. P\e.ue apply In penon. Mon thru Fri 8-5. ROGll'S GARDENS 2301 San Joaqwn Hills R.oad CDM 640-5944 Del Men over l! ror L A. Timea lo homes In N.8. C M. Perm . p /t. $.W>/$t00 mo. M6-0637 or &tf>.5844. DIUOHSTl.A TOIS 33 ....... '--tl.t.ly ............. c .. ,. , ....... DOCK ATTF.NllANT rmZ'lt 491-0 I Ill! General Otfa<'e Manpow.-r Cltll for appt n 4-8000 ~ 0238 General ma1nl1:nance l•--------dulles Call Judy or ltarvey. 642·4644 -----Dram-Cleanen need1td WIU train. Xlot pay for hard work. For mlo c1tll & 1465 Laa Bcb area DRIVER, atock elk mwit know OC area, chance for ldv. Pac lndust. Sup ply Co . 216 7 S Hat.haw a y. SA DRIVERS-Early morn to rrud afternoon. deliver bakery producl!s to a upermarket11 Call ~7~ btwn 9-noon. DRIVERS wanted. over 1.8, 1ood drivtna record a must. would drl ve bob· tall or refngented van. top pey. Call art 6PM 67US79 aak for Lee Driver/Gardener. Com banauoo ~raon. Must have valid Calif. lie P\arnlsh DMV report Minimum •ae 20. Pen- ny1aver, 1880 PlacenL11, Colla Mesi. GBBAL LAIOllBS HIB)ID 1..-IATB.Y Mu.It have phone & cer. Appl.acauons bemg taken 9am-3pm, at our conve nlent Orange County locatlOM ' s1 1s1r...._,, h ...... 11 ... 000 llll I 17te.Street S..._HM2ll General OfOce MIS'tll .. /Offlce ....... position o pen w ith marine mfg. firm nt'lr ocean for depend1blt'. mature incUv1du1J with good typln.c s k ills PACIFlC .rrlJAL MlllJiEMOO SEIVICES ... 1 sub&ldlary ol Pac1f1<' Mutual localed 10 the Santa Ana-Tustin area. Ill actively and rapidly expudi.ng We need people wi th iiood math and ll«Tetanal skal.15 If you are qualified an these areu and you arc an t.erested ln work1111t for a PfUl(J'e5!!1ve company 1n a sllmulat1ng environ· ment. pleaae apply an penon SEPT 19 ONLY Ill PACIRC MUTUAL Peraonnel Dept 825 N Parlt Center Dr Santa Ana. Ca 1714 I 972-8950 8am -3pm Equal Opportunity Employer M '1-· Driver-Warehouseman Flt, xlnt benefits, mual have ad driving record. ~. Varied typin1 dutlu. --------- DRIVERS • CHECK ER CAB good driving re cord, rmtuH lndMduls. --•DIUVMS• SIUU. TIMI• Neat appear1n ce. knowled1e of Oren1e Coun&y. Good dJi vinl re· cord. Ovet 18. Company veblclu. U .10 per hr. -tlneentlvH. Call llark75HIM. calaloa preparation • l.aterature coordination Call 714 /60-3832 for appt. G•BAL OfffCI TELEPHONE/TY PING A penon with pleaaant ~~ penonallty to handle heavy pbooes • who ha1 good typln4J MbWUea. Smell company at · mospbere . Excellent benefit.I O.C. Airport area Driver·DeUvery ~rton n.dertclt 8rown Auoc. (Or equip rental atore. 71'1Nf.- General otf1ce AU.WE MEED IS YOU!! 557-0045 ON.LINE Temporary Penonnel Services are ploa.ed lo olfer you a d\ance lo win a lri p for twoloCaboSan Lucaa Re(later and work 40 houn and you are In th1I do-awtn&! It'• that aim· s>M!! OUIDer' w..UCS, flt, 1ood Q.9tl( JMM&I, to atart 675·3306. 7-4. s-1. 5 LocatJona, com· ,_......_ 5'1·1162leves. Earn e•tra money. Demonatratora needed for aU areu of Oran1e County to work every Friday and/or Saturday Lons term. 1 year U · 1l11\1114!1lt. TOP PAY MecbanicaJ Is clenc1l Gewra&Offtce aldlll ~United Rent· SICMTAIUAL l*lY a...nta; over JI. 0.metks. &Jrt. 6 cards. W.tnAa. Tt....,.,..UUon Expr. ptt/. &40-117J C<>unter Help, Orange ,..., Ai*1 Metto Car CLERK. Operations Jwlua. XJnt F4 P /Ume. Walb, ileGO Beach Blvd., Department or major _U._5_:30_. 6'5-0 __ l_..s ___ _ llB. ~I& brolllen1e rtrm, CllWMA.MAGM ~U: P\all time '*" O.C. tJ~rt needt Mtrllyn'1 Clunln1 146-4741 l :IOam.a :OOpm, will e~ulence clerical Service. s.Jary + boaua. 394IC.mpua Drive trala. Nft'port•r Inn, · ....... m to 2pm. a-.. memben •uo fl <acmietfrom '""not. ludJ Oood· llr. Ducao,MMl2l. •· Nonnper. Is us-r. Jobn WayneAlrport) mu.at.a.E.O.E. fl'HUI. 179.fHO NOFff VOLT ,,,.,, ''''I .fl• '' All. •ALRUOAY Dll"'•S Xlnt oppty orterln• " dlvenlned 6 lnt.eraUn1 Men oc women 25 1rs or work for a career ~r. ~the coaat ldndedpert0nw/1enofc dUel. Net l1IO a week or aper. Tbil poattlon of. more. Orao1e Coast rert • 1ood 1tart1n1 Yellow Cab, 11800 Mt. Hlal'J oulltandln1 J72J llrdt St Her rmann, Fountain 1n111 oppt7. Acc.,rate ............. . ....... .,,"'* ...... .,, ••• ~, f!!# ;..,..,:, •........ .,.. • ManufaC?turinl medical compu1 need.a a peraon w.ho ll a Nlf ·lt.arter. · Uket detail work, c1p1ble of wor=ft under a microacope or with • parta. Knowled•e of 1olderln1 operations & resl1t1nc:e weldlnf processes helpful. Good benefit•. Misaion VleJo a r ea . Salary · com menaurate with experience. Only those qualified aeeldoa perm•nent employmen t , call Betty fo r appointment 581·3830. OIRL rR.IDAY wtth Good ............. fu.11 Ume '5 1ec. lldlll for boet oo. Ap-P tr. IOO'i wortdaa condl· Pb Down &aat Yacht.a Uoaa. I pd bortda)'•. 1oi> E. A.IUla Ave. S.A. E.O.E. Beyv-._ llanor. ~. a ,_ .. _______ _ oovzRNzss ··Pref. HOUSEKEEPER la r•· younpr well-rounded ln· tlden\lt l Retirement dMdual able to work Commuatty. Pleau.at at· weU wrt.b ctuld.ren • pro-:::It b • r e . G o o d vide educational aup· u. NewPrt Bcb. port. Jodlvidual 1bouad Gl-315f5. be vened lD at leut one 1--------- rore i 1 n len1aa1e . Preferrably w /aome ex· per 1n New Zealand or Al..lltralia. 2 yr po111tton. fte. loc&Lo& June II. 1981 . Send rawne lo PO Box. TB. Jllpt. Bch. 921MO. GREAT JOB' Ever tbou&bl •bout PICTURE P'RAllI.NG? It can be fun work. Not dull or routine. Your good work ti ap- precl ated by others. Start at $3.SOper hr flexible schedule. Check it out. Call Larry at 7Sl·63-08, in So C11 t V\Jlage ---- GUARDS l''ull 6 part lime. All area1 Uni f o rm s rurruahed A&e• 21 or '""er Ret.Jred welcome No expenmce nee App. ly Uruvenal Protectloo Service. 1226 W Slh Street. Santa Ana. In terYlew houri i-12 • 1-4 Mon thru FY I ---------Hair Styhata Opening few 2. Up to SlOOO cuh bonUI If )'OU qual.afy Apply ID penon Tiaes . Tbun or Sit only Hair West H11reutt• rs 330S Newport 81. NB HOSTUS ff'fl'fl Tuell thru Friday llAM t() 2 PM St•11t ldf Rel!taurant SJS.11866 lia:i'T~1 BOOKKf':E P .. )llol' dinll<!r howw Ap P'Y an ~ ~ t'allhlOO LsJ Npt Bch Hostes.s Xlnt oppty to s upplement inc ome. Wekonw new resKient.a Perm p/l t1n hn Need car 4r typewriter Ho1p1tallt y Host ... -.:. Serv!C'f. 547 ~ ·~ NIGHT AUDIT Cl.Ell Good opporturut y for a rdlablc penon wrth an a~ few numben • calcul1tor skills NCR 4200 experience pre ferred Adva~ement op portun1t1e11 1vaalablc EnJOY excellent com pany benefits Apply 9am noo n . Mo n 1-·r1 PenooM:I MAD.IOTI' HOT&. 900 Newport Cc.-nter Dr Newport Be »Ch Equal Opp Employt'r HOUSECLEANERS Ho••• Per•••/· . .. needed for errands. mubtina. chautrert.na. de far bUly Newport Bcb e:uc. Prefer recetll bitb· ac bool 1 r a d . Auto funUabed. many frioies. Appty lD pel'IOD at 230 Newport Center Dr. St~ D> . .Newport Beach lftlluJat.loo JDllUJlers for Ur9oo lnaulaUoa Co. in So. O.C. Call: GWco IJuulatioo 586-8123. l1111urance Now you ca.a launch a new career while you ~ yoor ~esent job• Yarmera ln1uranet' Group will train you & pey you full coaun.iaalOfta while you learu. Before you know it you'll be malDD& wav• lD a re-wardina Ufe time pro- feaaton. Call Gene DUlatd far full detail.a. 16Slll. l.murmce GROUP Health Claims Ex.amhwr. nperieoced at last 1 year. Salary open PboM ~ 1787 IMSURAHCE ACHMCY 1-· r~ & cuually. com m e r c 111I l1ne11 un derwnter Experience r c q 'd R obt!rtson lrusurance Auoc. Inc. 87S-OS62 lnlu.rance caauaJty Underwriting Superinteodent. Re· qwres knowled1e of casualty UlSUTIUK'e COY· era1e eaperienct' In 1ouperv1sory underwnl ang c ~ 10 yea r:. ex penence) Take the ad to th e nearest Employment Development Dep•rt· mml oor 1841·167 034. Ad pe1d far by employer. rNTERJOR DESIGNER · for Npt. Bch fine furn studio. Must be an exl)t'r pro(estuonal. 5 days a wedt 9 t..o 5.30 Call 1n AM 646-1678 JAMTORS f'Ull llme day work for men & women. Nwpt, C M .. S A aru11 Call ~or apply al 123 N Obve Sl • Orange Mon· f'rl Carntt. P/J' Top SS JAHITOI Ging.ham Girl &U-51ZJ Openlnc oa day shdt. Hra "°"9ec:'leamna p rr. F rr. 1 to 3 30 Moa thn.a FT• o wn trans T op SU day Xlnt ro beneflt11. ~. &t6-4971 Pleaee call for lntent1ew -------~~ Houaekeeper, full tame. part·llme shlft. for re tarement home Good bendlt.a Newport Valla 642 5861 Hculekeeper 6 Helpcir for dderly lady Gd cook, lovely 1urround101t1 . must have car. llve·in. local refs 494 4409 HOUSEKE!:PER-Uve·ln. w1nted by Senior Olhen. m1.11t drive. opp. lY to aupplemeot Social SeC'urity. La Habra area. {213) 691-100, (714) ~ HOUSEKEEPER · Uve In. priv. rm 6 bath. TV. EmsaJd Bay. Lquna. mat HOUSEKEEPER · J to I cWl.1. Ute bowell .. p1111. 9IMt dinner. M4·2U$ HOUSEKEEPER w /own car aper. only. Ref 'a, 5da)' ..-. lApna HUit. Coold.DI reqd. ,...,.., HouMileeper <Ute)/Car• fat my mother: Mature penllft. MM141 evea. ~/Companion/ Challffeur ror •lderly lady, llve.tn. non· 1moker, waterfront hamt. pvt rm. MMlllS, ........ Jaruw needed for Con· valeacent Hoapital. xlnt benefit.I w/lnaurance & lncenUve, apply: Bever· ly Manor. 340 Victon;,, Qiaua Mesa HY..,..Y OP8ATOR5 £.pandina firm needs top notch data entry operators. 1 yr. mln. ex· perience. Full &i part Ume hrs. avail. for 2nd. • 3rd. ahifta. Part time weellenda. or combo of ~ • 2nd. or 3rd. lhift. Call for appt . SAFEGUARD BUSIND8 SYSTEMS ZIDFalrview Rd. C.M. 5419-JOtl Nr~!'!!t~vy wan wtth ca.an.up. Mon °'"' Ptt. Hn. opea. 11111 Skypark Bl. Ste A. Irvin•. Call for 1ppt. 9«10 Landscaper /Otrdentr. .. pertenc-4. Klll•lea I .aodlcapi:aa. MMa$ Land1capln1, I•· per len ced ptraon w/trauportaUoa. Call 'nlm. ...... a.rt TnUt. tun Ume. llM ~-.. ---w W wldl&AIZI n .. clecr tor aml co. CUITODIAM ..... _ _..,.. ay rt•uaasa& •fr-"" blMftU. lllary Part time for uu ADMlim a 'n.t~leNITI .:-Ca11 ....... AU dutJt. a-. .n.rnoon ..,...Oppcw Smployer Valley. <No of Slater tn1a11muat,8Hd4elra· ~~ ... ~~~~~~ betwn N•wbope • ble but not r.caulred. i.;; Daclidl Muat be e ccuut e ft.B..l'L OFFC 1-------• w /n u mber1. X l al ~ ...nm...· LEGAL UCRCTAJlY - Mldlum the Npt. Bcb. lawftnD ....... ab ln· clvtdual w ta.J ,n. eMl UU11Uon .. ,., . Good eklllt a mutt. Typlns :M· Call Ju at lc!rllaU. •nnln1 . Cill ru~ Stertttry, h it Ume, 81.-0limnt•a,m. DDITA.L CHAIRSIDS, bowWet al AP • AA DATA IMTIY C-C.. .... ottlee hat ~~·J:.'°"~ ~ 'IHpollalble pertoa =~-eedart. Type • wpm, .............. .,.. • pleaa a U pllOne _, • Trlla tlr...,.. °"1t.al .WllCUll X·ray penooalltr At.PlJ '" -. _...~~· Ho reca.ldred.Oardtn ,.,..., Ua t1 Catalo1 a =r,.d.I 4tvir9am. •nu. IMM>OOID. mo Harbor ...._ ,_. ;::•u.:: "':..n... ..,,.,, C.M. Loe--.d i. ~~Oft·-=-----*--.,_, =~v .. r1,..,.,. -....nu 1.Kludinl M~ Full t•m• ,.r mae ent ~ lled dental A profit :i:-J:!o1meat, O bra AIPl1 In penoe • tome '*-..... MM . otc dull• Loci: acct'• CIMCO ~'· pboo .. • • llt9 Av.. Cll belptul. 1.'::Tu•f:l ..,... 11,0 .&.. oeld I•• • outlon. OIND.A.LC..lllK ....,.._,..,.... pnl. P~, H"r •• J U f tf ,lJ~: .. -1 ..... ..... ~.-..... .. .... ,.,, 09'6trllim.,,....., .... °"*'-,._· c .... ,.. .rouppt. 1ar • ~ '""* LIJOAL acar:r.uv . retcllrt. ll•rt lmmed. ...._Ille Hft. lft. =.:. J reftn e•. wm .... ftrm ........... . hUU ... ~ .......... ,...._. ~· ~-'11 N. -o.-.. t ..... 6 ...a -.... n · 1"'7, ....._ ldl. ot ell "'· ..... Ille a .-.,.,. fl41•·111l. U k ftr =:: ........ .... -••upa.OllU u ...... ...... Ii ~ ........... _, ___ -·-----·· .. ·------............................. ~ , ....... .... . ........................................ _.. 11tTaa1oa LAttDSCAPSa M'ZhCD: l•I 1Ne, ~~'°-... a late.rtor foltaat ...... .. O.C. Velak\e ••e••••r1. Coataet .1~•1111 UMMllC8'r41Y Pr••tif!:u • Dtw ;-;;:Tow pm~: •crow, or la11U'aacc becq,oud preferred. lrvtoe complea. Pb: 144·410l. Anytime 6 ...... Let A"tmclam1, P rr da11. U .25 per br. Call m.-r. LOI' ATJ'ENDANT -..led full or part time. llmt be 18 years old. 557-0520 LYN Medical weight control clinic. f\ill lime days Mon.· Fri. Pleasant v.uking conditions. Xlnt. salary . Benefits & bonuses . Prefer venipuncture exper. Call ~11. Machine Looklne for mature younc adult w /machl.h- ing aper. to work ln e.x- c e p ti on a 11 y c lean maduoe shop. Steady ~. 40 houri per week. Some bldg of fixtures from sketches & some production work req . 557·72!3. MACHINlSf ~ID penoa at· PACIFIC MUTUAL ...... ....... ~ ... .,....Ne, Ila" OWll cs 6 a Ill d.rMq r•· C'IW'd.. It lilt'I l'6UU• WM eek. '3.Jllbr + • tmUe. P"'-9 ccet.act Joaaae l :IO·IO:aoam. ....._ Noon Duty Supervisor. lh. ll:~l :U. Moo thru Fn. Sl40 Pa' br. Call Pw11omneJ Department '1'8().MIO 700 Newport Centtt Dr Newport Beach, Ca Nune Aide. Immediate ~ al Raleigh Hilla Orooolact: Ho1p1tal. Newport Beach. 11 lo 7 abill, ex· Raebel Roeers perlence preferred. (714 )MC>-3933 714·64S·5107. E .0 .E. M/F. An F.qual Opportunity Employer M /F Nurse, charge, niehts. RN 1--------• or LVN. If YoU like lo Mgr Tme. Wilbng lo wr"k on comm for 60 dy trn'g phase, then sa.I +comm. Dy646-4222; evsS48-6985. MANAGER Immediate opening, responsible position run· Aing a growing Z4 hour communications busi· ness . Must hav e supervi s ory or nanaamal back&round. Duties range rrom scheduling, staffing, supervis ing approx. 12 female employees, re- cord lceeping, training persaone.I. sales & public relations. Good company benefiL'I & salary. Look· mg for a challenge" Ask for Mrs. Cole 645-7568 work nights le have a n111r ror medicaJ rtte>rds we need you at our s mall nurs111g home in LagWJa: 494-S115. NURSE: No wee~nds! Excitmg challenge for RN's or LPN's Interested In counseling & guidance. Delightful clinic setting. Full & parl-t1me positions. Daytime hours Mon·Fri. A unique Position for highly motivated in· dividuals seeking pro- fessional rewards. Call Ms. May 213-821 0&96. Or. Kas low's Smoke De Add1 ct1on Chn1c. f'or Newport Beach office. TUR.UT LA THE W&SEXPERJF.NCE MANAGER Nunes Aides 7·3. J.11 & 11·7. Experienced $.1.25 to $4.00 per hr Recent grads. & housewives ac· cept.ed ror cert. training. Mesa Verde Coov. Hosp. 661 Center, C.M. 548-5585. IMGIMELATHE For Gloria Marshall LEBLONDTRACER ~+~:ntave Sales ~ Slllft.S Y"· exp. experience helpful but C.....,r .. cs w1ll train. Call Pat. NURSES 29105. Oak, S.A. 642·3630 U you are a dependable :i57-4321 qualified practical MACHINE SHOP: Cen· nurse, M/F & want full le r I es s G rind er or P/f pvt d\rty work. Operator. some exper. For appt call 661--0506 desired or wlll train a----------N\fteS person Interested In aduring MUaSIS learning precision grind· TlA.IH&S ASSISTANTS tngtnide. M$-OWS. Our medical facllities ac· b' cepting trainee molding ()perungs on all s 1f\s, MAC .. MIST machine operators for ruJJ tune & part Ume. Ex· Job shop B, so hr wk. ex-swing & guveyd shirts. per. pref. Will train c e 11 en t co m pa n y Very clean working con· qualafied person. Apply benefits. Fast growing ditJons, work 7 v. hrs. pd al Fl a gs h IP Con v. V I for 8 hrs. All benefits Cent.er. 466 F1agsrup Rd. cocnpany. .A. . 16781 N 8 Noya Ave, lrv. 546-3210 company pd, including _. -·-------Med & dental ins .. profit M.chinist.. trainee. prefer sharing. Must be able to MURSB AIDES some shop exper. ror sm speak & u.nderstand Eng J..11 & Pit 11·7 ex per. Man~. fll'm in Irvine. EMI pref. Gd pay. Small Call Riley ror appl. 216.5 Briggs Ave .• CM conv. hosp. Costa Mesa. m«JllO. 54M4fiO E .O. E. ,_~ __ Bl_. _____ _ Maids. apply The Inn at i---------NURSES AIDE · Every Laguna, 211 N. Coast MAHUFACTURIHG other weekend off. Cert. Hwy,LagunaQeach prfrd. but training TECHHICIAH c1aMes avail. Def. of $.5(). MAIDS Medical Co~onenls al end oC 6n>o6. penod. Experienced full lime & Corp .. a fast owing Apply at l~ Superior. weekends 64.2 3030 hfgb technolog com· NB · . pany in Mission Viejo is •--· -· ----~-- MAIDS WANTED 1661 S. loolting for a bright. NURSES AIDE. Im · Cst Hwy. Laguna Bch. young me chanical mediate open iog al G4-4892. manufacturing techni· Raleigh Hills Hosp. caao with 2 years of com· N e w Po r t B e a c b . Maintenance man for 5S plex mechanical 88• ll·7:30AM shirt. Prefer unit apt complex In C. M. sembly exper. Maximum experience. Call 645-5707. &e51713; (213)86$-3851 ,...., commensurate wilh .,..., •Gel OfffCE• exper. U you feel you are Small Costa Mesa Co. ~I qualified and ready for a · challenge with ah ex· needs full time perma· MICHAHIC ce11 ent. chance for nent office help with Immediate openlng in a personal and financial credits and computer. one man maintenance growth+ xlnt. benefits, Salary, bonus & in· department for a con· give u,, 8 call, ask for surance benefits. Adv an· sumer electronics a s · Beuy.~l-3830. cement opport. Wall sembly fa cl lity .1--------· train.~ Responsible for general. 1--------- mechanica.I " electrical Mature woman to work (lfice. gemera). wm train repair of band tools. P/l' in woman's apparel ~ate recorfo!,'g & mach1Der)'. vehicles & In LI do V i II a I e . car ~ei!~~:ru::. ~~~ raclllty. Be your own m.n~es. area. ~9147 or send boH without being ...... _ ..... f b.luJed. Excellent work· --....., penoo wu.-. or name, address & phone ln& conditions. Wages Ptr evening work rn no. to !.D.B.S. 51SS COfN1'Wl'IUl'Me wld1 ex-ladles fl1ure salon. Mercury Point, San perimce. Apply to 1 _9'Mlm ________ 1 _Di_qo"'--, ca_m_u ___ _ •.s.t. 3020a.ct••·· C:-.Mese .. ...,,...,,... CUITOOIAM Jmmed r:::J:J for .,... " Ind, J aail.oltal ex per. Xlnt ~for ..,...d perlOCl 4 ...... pecbp I.Del pd ~ med. clefttal lna, lll'Oftl .urt.ns. APPlY lD ..... 11&-••dll- CIMCO •9rt1PAve.Clf 1 lllk ..... "' ... o(f BedllW. ~ S,O.I!. M+' N/s.a. l•OOtl PLANTS ........... ,« .. MICHAMCAL DUI.._ Elperience lD deslp ol small madUDe parta for mecbanlcal and. elec· tramechanical mac.bl.De parts. llapoosible for dallp. layoul • detail. Smallclaltpdepertment provides environment ror~workaa· alpmenti. l:xcellent wort beoeftta Ii wa1e1. Contact Personnel, SJ1·t05l. Equal Op· ~EmploJ•. llFIECLEll ~ for Pa.Id in Ad· vanee Ctertr. duties are postlft1 Pay By Mail Customers, crediting cant ... and learniq lbe varied jcllle ol a circWa· tlon office. Type 40 WPJI. Pay aca.le lo H · perimce. tlfEECl.Ell Pbone aft. WE HAVE VERY Ni'CE CUS· TOllERSI PlUn1, lilt typiDJ, sener•I office work, Escellenl com· ,., beMflta. Oll1 z:u.. at MM»'. amforappomtment. ou.t•ICOAST DAl.YPILOT ••.Bult., o.tav .. .... -=-, ~lladdae Offtee lbebln• R«palr ......... Ollllr .ct la CodaJ'• ~ ... under ........_aaee. PAcrnc 1lUTUAL LIFE IM8UaAMCI: COii· PAHY. llGHJ SHIFT P~TE.UP mEMl.ER with at least 1 year ex· perience, preferably newspaper. Excellent company benefits. Apply betwiien 9AM and 6PM. Monday through Friday. ORAHGICOAST DAILY PILOT 642·5682 330W. Bay St. Costa Mesa Equal Opportunity PBX Ans Svc. Will tram. 7·3stul'l. pleas olc an med bldg. 2 wk s pd vac. 631-S640 Mon· Fri 9-5. ti PBX OPERATOR: Will ~ train. part ti me only. Fri/Sat. llpm-7am. Typ. ing req. Newport.er lno, 21 644-1700 Carol Crider. E.0.E. • e ---------• S ...... rlfffty PIX OPllL .._.,50 Earn while you learn. Teleplilooe Aosweriac Hal Dt.aielalea Service full time/part lMCV lime. Varied shifts · VU to Days, afternoon or even· ings. Locatioos io: COfMSSION FA.SWON ISLAND Real Eat.ate firm in So. CXETAM~A/IRVINE Orange Co. seeking TUSflN HUNTINGTON BEACH highly motivated, en· Ideal for students & thuslastic real estate licensees interested in housewives. Many co. l00%eamingpower.Call benefits including paid vacations. Typing &61-ITI7 35wpm ... E.O .E . Call Real Est.ate 5U.c230 Moo. lbru Fri. Real Est.ate Loans Rapid expansioo of a ma· P!OPLE PERSON jor home loan brokerage Exec:. looking for part· firm creates career op- time assoc. in wholesale portunitaes for sales supply. F\JU Capitalized. onented people w /back· 642-ZM7 ground in banking, ,. Receptionist· Im med open.ang In our des11n studjo, good telephone personality & typing. 5'56-lfl>l. RESTAURANT HELP Part time Lunch shift Counter help needed. '3.25 per hour. Ideal for colleee s tudents & housewives. Call Ron 2·5 pm.~. RESTAURANT IBEPllOllST/11PIST 'Major medJcal company located In M rsston VleJo, Is seeking a penon to work Cull Ume on a permanent buaa ln the cepadty of a Receptlonlst. You must have 3 years experience m working in an office & have a typing speed of 60 wpm. You must be punctual. have a pleasant telephone voice, be neat in appearance, dedicated. bard working & a self·s t arter. You will also be responsible for meeting the public & general office work, including simple accounting & telex machine. You must have a good aptitude in math. Non·smoker. Excellent benefits. pay commensurate with experience . excellent surroundings. Only tttose. seeking permanent employment need apply. Call Susan for appointment, 581-3830. , .. -.• l'tex bra. ::£:.Boy llal8'nity. F bid. MM72t Salm; Ha.lat.on Bout.lqu., So. CoMt Plu.a. Pt-time eves • Sat's. E.xper io American Couture pre. f'd. P'cr appt call $4ilMl40 MoD&it 10.5 . s.lea Restaurant: Sandwich penoa. cook, count er help waated. Good salary. Call ror mt.ervaew 675-ZlA HAIOWAll Luana Beach Retail Sales P /T . Coast Restaurant Sand Dell Hardware497-MOS. Ratauraat Semi-fast food over COUlll.er, mature penoo, days• eva. M4-0'llO Restaurant full & part time. CUbi.er & Auls· tant sandwich bar. lrviDe Clubbouae. Xlnt working cood. & club membenhJp. 9-2. Mon· Fn. ~7~ Jack btwa 2 "4PM. Rm.auraat. Pal'rSPIDA We need responsible . SupervtSOn Counter Help Bus8oy!I Bouncers Mmt be 18 yrs or older Will work around school schedules. Apply any day UI person. 2lm ,_,. W Ocean Front. NB. RESTAURANT Yomrloc~ CARL'S JR. ls .ow llirilN) fw the ....apul gofoer don.t: Z1' l. I 7tt. St. COSTAMISA COOKS COUMTBHB.P SHIFT SWBYISORS .. ...... ,.... ... ,.... ............. . HO IXPlllEHCE tec:ISMilY. W• of.. ........... , ... wfllnc1I lbeUAffti. ~-,..._to .. .... wt.g locatlom: CARL'S JR ISSOAct..••d COSTA MESA 3101 Mewportll•d M!WPOIT IEACH 3325 s HeiMw' aa abop needs Ptr IWJch . blip & P rr evenin1 help Saleslady: LadJe:a dres1> fol' servm1 beer/wine. lhop. Newport Beach. HB aru.. a.am Over 25. Reatauraot Zac'a lncrecli-, __ 6'73-8$30 ___ l_M_pm_. __ b&e Edibles now lurln1 SUelpenoo. full or part coots, wa.lln!ues. 23962 time. WW train. Singer, Alicia Prkwy. Mission ~ll95 Viejo.TI0-3M8 •---------_...;;...... _______ Salesperson, permanent Retail store Deeds resp 11 full ume. will train. R.M. eeersetic Xft'ox & st.a· A b r a m s C a t a I o g taooery derk. sw-t p tr Showroom, 1819 Newport .. u ._.,_. n_ .. __ St CM Blvd.. Calta Mesa. ~-~u.&CI • ··---------Call M·F, 8-3:. Ask for Mrs. Matranga 7~·1000. ltlT A.IL SAUS FU1J urne retail clerk ror art supply st.ore. r«a1I exper preferred PAS Graptucs, ~ .Campus Dr .N.8 RlGGING & BOAT OUT· f'ITTING-qu.ahfied peo- ple pk!asecall 631 ·2161 RM lmmelhated opening ror a C.alif. lie. RN. Newport 8ncb area. 11·7 shift. Conl..act Sandy Forrest al &657<77. ------ Sailboat M8lllt 4r Clean'g, Male or •·em.ale. Full ume, mu.st haH' min knowledge oC sailboats, mech e lect sys t e m Thurs Mon. 7 J 30. incl wtald<. S3 50 hr 645 7100 :iA.lUNG INSTRUCTOR needed for 25-Z7' crw sini< s11lboat. part.tame ID· dudq wknds. ~7100. We att lookuig for an ~ penon for ru11 ume pm1uoo. ln addition ID good 5ta.rt.!nl • a1es. casluers share m com· l1lWMlrl pool. Pl~ app· ly 111 penon, Moo lbru PnS-5. ROGB'S GARDEHS ZJOl San Joaqwn Hills Road CDM 640 Si94"4 Sale:. Asskt.tjw.s Mmatet Sa)espenon wanted full & part time. Salary +com- aussion, co. benefits .. eood working at· mosphere. Apply an person SfANDARDSHOES 'J1T7 S. Bnatol, C.M. ~ALESPERSON-Part· time. 10 hrs per weelr. Helen Grace Candies. Laguna H i lls Ma ll 586-l8:50 ia.les PART TIME S nights a wedl, >9. Ex· cllt'l1ve Jewelry Bout1 qve Apply an person. Oro. So COast Plaza. Sales Person l«al sales orgaaiutJon expanding ' We are "' leader tn the knowledge, education. commun1ca- t1on rndu.stry. We are looking for professional saleapeople who are lo· terested ID personal freedom, challeogang work, o ppty & ex- traordinary Income piCedi•I. Call for appt. Ed BUib or Rick Ga.r· rdaOD tl:J..11.54 Sales~. expe:r'd pre· fd bul will train. Mike's Carpels, 134 E. 17lh SL, C.M. 66-4332. Sales We have need for Z fashion sales /slo~k employees. Some exper . in better merchaodise helpful Nice, neat ap- pearance 1s necessary but beauty not. Hrs. 1~5 ~4 or~days a week 1nc ld. Sat. Laguna Niguel locauon. PlellllC call G-28T1 for appt. ------ PERSON FRI DA y finance & real estate. ln EXcm..al!.. 0 ....,, Utefollowi.ngpo11itions . nv ...-...-1 1 ACCOUNT DIRECTOR If you a r e a w e ll · ACCOUNTDJRECTOR organized, efficient, TRAINEE SAMJAAHA Good opp0t tmJty for Wu +lews !MW TRS- ... ~rulWt iltc:hldlitals day "'" Sahlrday, to•-.c•. ~5:00 PM. COUNTER HELP We are looking ror 2 fashion mmdt!d lad1e~ expencnced in European clothing to assist our Manaicl'r 1n s alt " & management. f\ill lame positions a vail. 1m · mediately Sa. +com· m. +profit shan.og Call for appt & interview. SAN DWICH S H OP· COW'l\er & other dut1~ AexH>le dys 12 s. somt> wltnd hrs avail. apply al Ripp-. Sandw1r h Shop 322 ~'1 Marine Ave . Balboa Isle or c11ll 67$-3712 mature. self-s tarting lNVESTMUNT DEPT. F.quaJ Opportunity person, read oo. We cur· SEC. rently have a position California ReaJ &tale open ror a sharp Person License Required. ff you Fnday. Ttus is a front are seeking a rewarding desk position requiring poaition with growth typing, filing, 10-key potential call: ,.. tf-. t.tl ti---E.mp-•le>•y•er•M-1 ... ~ -• .,. ...t llic)Ms ..,..,. ------- ... M1111t be 18 ...t RIST. MGRS. Sarah Coventry opening new Oastnct Managers pos1t1ons this are ... Salary. comm1ss1on, b enefits. Meet Peg Capone for interview Tuesday, Sept 18th between 10-2 :30, w o r II & a b a s I c Nick Wallace knowledge or office 714-848-222S. skills. Gd insurance fl'ttJr for llhJllh. ..._. Long hours. bard work. .-..... IR ,...._ Ma. super employees, great ~r food & atmospbe1'e. ~ ., .,.. Sela.,....... d tt&P We're a growing iRg ••sf-•I optro-co. needing 2 managers. ........... THE LOOK ~ SALES California Employment benefits, vacation time, R E A L E S T A T E gd working conds in a SALESMAN WANTED. pleasant atmoepbere. Jr F.ARN UPTO LS% COM· you feel you are suited to MISSION NET. l·Can the ahove work pleaae earn from $50K lo Sll>OK call Sandie 213-~1·2152 annually. 2·Find out why betS.5,im. new lie. earn big $$$ here. Come talk with PhooeSalesyourhomeor them. 3-0ur produc · our otnce, up to $5.00 per t I I n e x p e n s I v e hour. Mr. Steele&1HIU1. land/budget terms. 4· Pre-set appts. e•lore. Picture framer finisher· ~F\nd out why "we've custom. needed for aml tot the best thing going". exp&ndi.n1 co. 1rowing N.8. area. Ask '°" llr. rapidly. Ex.cell. @Ppt'y. Howard. 9116-:MCYl 646-4863 PlaatlC9 PRODUCTION machine attendant. Plastic mud. Mechanical abili· t.y for set upa and re- pei.ra. Work with people, H ive problems. Ua· dentand producUon pro- ced urea, dependable. pref1 ~ but will train. llAL IST ATI SALH Dm•c M.I. Office • NEEDSYOU! .Joltl the Wlno.lal Team! Fantaatlc locaUoo, com· puter video ~· top 'd O""I Im. l Loia. .... ..... sw.. ..... 671-1771 eo.3nD * , ................ .. A..tka MACHIMI Of9ATOIS CARL'S JR. 2ot2U.lmtal SANTAANA I I032 c:.tYtf' Drht llVIHI 23002 Wit,..,..., &.AGUMAHIUS 21ot2a..r. .. SSIOH VllJO 21611 Ma p uth MIS~ Equal opp emplJT 11 /F Join a IMJ • ~nl ClOIDPID1. train 00 the job wblle earnina. full company benefit• + sood ttart.lnl wa1e + lflift ..._, lmmed open· .,. m Ut 2Dd It ard llifta. Work 714 bn, pt pdforlln, rap6d ad\'U• ..-1orpenoaa...-to......,_ lfUlt be abM to SALES MANAGER ~ • underataad caco • BrtlP A'ft. Cll. ... 1 .0.&. Pool maiolenanet1 t.ltb.J lir1 Co Mlttt, I dJl/wt, 1m1 trabt. Bo~ • .... ,.. ' We are currently 1eetln1 a qualified applicant to a11ume immediate ""J)OOSlbillty at our Hunt1n1ton Harbour Realty Office. Huntington Harbour Realty la a aubsldlary of tbe CbriatJan. Companies. Inc. lilted on the New York Stock Es.chanae. Forward restune1 to: Claulfled Ad '483. Dally Pilot PO Box 1S80, ea.ta Mesa, Ca . 921128. "'UTOM~I <lfice. 2029 W. I.lit Street. ._ "'..,. Santa Ana. <Betwe~n Modera~ exp. nee:. High class soup , salad, s andwi c h res t 1n beautiful South Coast VLllaae. ....S Q.OTHIHG Fairview & Bristo l ) FUINITUU Equal Opportunity HA1DW AH/ F.mp&oyer_. -- Exciting new rest. open· Ina Oct. ln South Coast Plaza needs expenenced IDll"· SIOKTtMG GOODS SECRETARY. o rflce F'uJI time operunas 1n work s mall growing commission sales In the mamtacturiag Co. Top above departments for pay and benefits Perma · qualified s elling nenl f /lime . SR specialists. Company Engineering, 834 Produc· benefits. dascouot t.lon Pl, Newport Bcb, Salariea commensurate W/a.p. Call for appt. wk· day al\emooos. A.ak for Mr. Rosofl or M r . Oeliema. pnviledge. medical, pro-1_6C-8SIM _______ _ lf&al. Apply in person SreRETARY J.C. I ,...ff Experience wtth strong 24 r it'• I.a.cl typing, & shorthand MIYBHOf 'S 157-6232 Newport Beach skills, full lime cal'ftr E.O. E. M IF opportunity. Apply In Restaurant AMMOUMCIMG THIOPIMIMC. OFAMOTHB STRAW HAT IDTAUIANT IMMEOtA Tl!'. PLACEMENT POSITIONS OPEN FOA -CASIK•S ~COOlrS 4000 .... •IAl19ellS Our ••Citino MW Str.-Hat Pim RMtaurant at Orange & 17th In Coeta M..a Will be OC*'i, eoon. Now accepting IC)pHcationl tot fuN part tlma potitiont. If you en'°' WOf1clng with 1ht puMo aM .. dependebte, ~Ing end ntlt In .,,_.,.a. you Nlwt wt.e It .._. to mm " wtth 1tnw Hat. A'1flfl 1n ~: Hunttnga, e.ctt 8tnM Htt llb:ia. t 1 to I Ill . t~p Adan1I Aw., Hunttngton e.ch. '"'· Set, Mon. IT...._ M/tl. tor:,._......, EOEMI' penon to: Mr. FuenlA!s at Robert Bein, William Frost. As.t!oe. 1401 Quall SL Newport Beach. llCllT~-·l IDdellenclmt. dlvenlned dutlea. Financial Services Firm. GOC>d akJlll. experience re· qWeiL MO-Om . Secretary /Glrl Friday; N. B. publiablns com· pm.J leeb penOD to U · aume complete ad· ~.u .. daties, lo· cludl nl ; aceurate tnlnt. dictapboae u-enpdm • pbones. lllllt beabM to work WtU under .... QI' •• dt· -.-.--. ~ ........... Call far eppt. ~ .... /R.te=oel•t ...-.to nu lm· .......... No QrtliM ......... pr llr. Com· forta•l• worklDI •t· 111 1 s' , -.--.. ti-. o.&ee& ..... •· ....., __ -· Secfttanal ••~·11 .... -m .. IOM ... -• * Sl&.s.mta Te11ctwn ~ ...... EARN VACATION SS WE NEED SECRET ARIES UlllEDIATELY w1tbw •tout shorthand IAllC « *wt term. hub day 4s vacaUon pay , hoapi&ali zatton a v ail a ble. VOLT I t •.Al •UCIA&•• W 11.,.of t o, llClll'All'f .................... ftra.. TJr,U.1' ¥ aried :.::a=:.=~ ... , goekaa•. c.11 ..... • llMIM. c a 1ra ........... OeT•ao.-..a= a ,,_... ... ,r·• ell'ke lllP • PN· ,....., .... ~ ................. .............. JltdU. .................... w tJ. au.,, ..... ...,, , ... wltllt ~-IWW , ....... cal , ........ , •... ..... --------- ServJtt Station ...... ,~ mmt~ P\1Ut1~. eaperae nced. Lite medtanica.I required. A II 1Wod1ta. Apply 2S90 Newport BSvd. C II. SERVICE STAnON AT- TENDENT-rull ·llme, suo tw. + eommiMioa. fM-4m6 ak fw Ed. l'emp11.' full l111W. ~ thru J an11ary Aaa11t ........ rthna. lite bk lrp«, l~ b7 toucll. lyp- '"' Uwpm , Fo r In tervlew call Sandy Westmoreland fl6 ~ ~1.2. n.tre Servic-e Station Allen· Snadl bar llltendalU Is <iar'1. Mntce CU'S 6 light ~. »..m bn. Weft I)' repair. 2IOO W. Coast F.nntng emplo1ment. Hwy ThM&re prt ritesee. AW-----ly aftM 1pm. W 81"D49r VOLT ~ .... -.. WARDIOVSE FACTORY ASSEMBLERS Top PaJ P8'd w.-1y ..,. ... TetnPlll•r SerYica fr"QW l5iZ-- &O.i:. 11/F V's:' ; C.../T,_. on .. '"' 1a1 w.,...,, o.hw KB. E.O.E. Welder. exper •IG la Esp'd crater/ Cleaa TI RE-.. GENERAL nG.mtndln.lkaOIJ dri.tnc .....cl. A"'1 lo Al1IO SEJlVIC&. ' da1 o.ul .......... V.A.I. ~~~N~ work we d . ApplJ al2ll iieo,.. A•. lnlM. framOC Airpm1 Newport Tire Center, ~----smw . .._ JODOE.Qiestlfwy,CDM Well atUrcd reliable ..-..-u-.• 1'uw ~ Prinn a -...-...S.Sf«Nlall RECEIVIHG. .-·4 T .. paf. Appb th dHlre to e ara WAAF.HOUSING. GIJW Tow 1a1. l 408 -+WldJ .. ;u: ll'OW· sua.n.a MAGAZINE a.mw.,,c .•. -.~ == ._, . Ce.II W. ...S IDad people Lo l"OW TIWC1t DIUV&U. wilt • '-ou a!lip-Eqw ....... oatJ. Uve slial,... ... dlept. • inec.ta ...... ... ............. part U.. ......... Prin1e 1'rmMe ta ~lal • :u_.._..adeaUil andTnMeemblk er · pla. ~ applie•· U.,. lleQWNIDellll: Ute tloaa aow. Call Jo 1eaeral ore akltla. Hantaana. • mz 0r A-. Aae.7. &Tm applr UHi Calle Sllrpar• Cr .• lte o. A.a.dar, S-J .. Capo. Im.. G'714. 711..,_ ......... Ulljabexpe-r. T,.._P1•11 ""~.~op eanl•I• 8w1tdaboerd operator, +--. r.u • ptt. _.be flnttlle. AnAla· Orowtll oppty hre. ble for nlll lldfta. OaU OlllNa'a 8Da&9J, N.8. farllll&ll-ee-119 .............. TllAYa.AOSN'f M11L1rn.--.-. ...... ....... _. ., .............. .... -... .,. . .....,. .... ,., .. , .. ,.,. Chellfh• ••I•. ('J'M--- ' CAlllPAJD Wallr/clryn/Refrt11. .,... ___ .cm ..... . .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\1&IC ruurruas •astal• , ... ,:JI ... ...... MU. anaoin9, ...... ..,at ... Wlbc:Wn.dlAnaa.U. .. din. aala. Ott ....... d1r, llYIDI rm tbla • reckera, aice office fw'Jn'' ac1ws. Odlll&llC9l"rilllp. IAftlAftlAft We...._ •IA, llC. CH'6er'a Cllecla 6 Calla. NO PIUllONAL fl.&M&. ...... .... . ._ ...... ,,... .. *StmMCW ~ .......... al --.. ,. ... •••••••••••••• ..,. H " •x 11ttk• ., ...... ,,. ... p I rrtlm+ ..... 'NI ............. .... TO WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMING Sunday, October 14, 1979 i n the Dally Piiot A TRIBUTE TO THE ORANGE COAITS lucc:alFUL WOlllN IN 8Ullte88 TMIS IS THE ACTUAL SIZE AD ..., .... ~·-·· dHr Macll aH we.tte ..... .., .. , ..... ..-..v .. :;r.wlU MC ......... e..re ....... ~·· . , .. <MMe ............ . plc t•,.., tm .._ ••ac• •"" y.-r .......... ow ...... 10 11••"cr11111nre•r•1•1t••••0Jtt1n11~ .... I •--•llMIWJIUllF•• .......... ot .. Oluge or ...... , .................... .. I rt Ill El.._ ............. U"Wtwo .............. . ................. , .................... . Dolt,_._ ......... , .... .._.. I IJJl1•ltJ· DH•ne tor ... ..... ... .. o.... tt. Cll todeyt DAILY PILOT f • • Ft!c!!r, .,. ..... 14, 1'71 DAALY JllLOT •JJ -.................. 4~Drf._ tllO ,_ 9170 ...._ .. , W '11 Jlleda XR-71. Good •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •c~ eood IUl/olfer. Call OINlc '41 Dodi• pwr "17VW ... .,., qn: lfeth'f rawted, •••BMlaclr, Lo-llatk -.... •Int potent 1 .. 500 Mata, S.rr•I • MlnJ ICOl!ft•Tal ..... =Wt~ • • .,.. · ~ ..... r I,,_, mil-, like O'W .... .. ,,0 •'9.-.1111. Heb, 1ofa•bed1 for ~~. A~-, ..... " ............. . v-. RV'a, PU'•· Mlnl'1 ,..,_ • "• -..... •••••••••••••••••• '11 AMC Jeep, kyl J.1.-S. •A&m. c~ aeata at radial Uret. <--1> _...-...;.;... _____ 1111t W\Meba,o 21' aelt· IOfttop.15.000mt, ca.out Pfiec1. From ..-Y Udo 14. ..U a.. trlr, CIOlltaloed, •IPI I, -..,_ NS·~ ..... Ki-back, Lo-JfMMADtO .... ,... 9MO nll1, c:our, ' Hie lllr-' llM'7f ... Wllly'aCll Back, Barrel 6 llln1. VOUl'IWA ... =· ReMY '° ..u. , ........ ,,...... -" 70 -· -8.ebull1 ~M Sola·beda $119. $ year 18TU 81!'Ac8 It.VO ...................... ~ CJAl.,IWa.NCral\ orbMafr.?O?a. -.................. -100 -•81Tanty. ID ftoet or HUN11NGTONBMCK ----------u · .... _.(. , .. ttred. 11 Ft . fl be r 11a1 Cl rc11mataocH forcu ...,Wtl ~made. Mon thnl Ml-2000 •FA.llll.Y We. kt • lnilMlw/e.... .._ ... ,414 caumarln complete. Nie of im.211· Wilder· s• 1212 Tb11ra aam.1pm, Prl .. t.olal •waJO .. nftll \rtr. Compl. lam·tpm. ll'actory 1•-... .. •s. l.lllil .. -..a,•---------UJ't, l•r•, • eMlil ............. ~., •mt. DllphiD It' w/1' beam. 1._.,_._. Hlf-coatalned. A/C , 71 M..U ~aa.o.1oom ,._--.-Qi-----1 -J1 tr na, b•dt tuk. Top~~ -S37S aW1llo1. manlos •lrf•· llAT A-I y AM .... ma Ital• AH • -... M!f ..... ~ t.rtr.-._.u. M>MO !:r~':b.~a~:; W . --9. All/rlltM> =tu~lllY ltiOOllllJ -w W"·-s • cb. Clt, air cood. MT. t to IPM. lik•. ll'US'l'Sl:U....,.coftbl ...... PIAMOI •CAL-JO, Xlnt: chute, • ~ t, sp . • (lJUaO) ll e r c•dH, 811 W • /tfLA.H..&---. ..... ._..a«. &oota. pwr a Md de \bl SU. U~Orudl, VHF. knot meter. &4l<SOe7 Sitts 136191.•••ctw Poncbe.. Clwle " t=x- ._.. 6 ...,., Rolkwiu lledat l••P tbl SH. .....,._ * * * tAbem.ackle mut, 1 + 'T1 ~A 18~·: Fully JIMMAIJHO ...._,C.M.tiel otic. Wewilhellyourc•r .._,& lllmd moww. u• ~ .. ._u wood ==. more HP, OB. 41N-O'J,7, SIC. mint coad. best at-YOLlsw·•... lt111rwnlt onpricoomle. Bepamentt 1oc.~?onyoulnr ·••arll Way, c.• -........ DS. -~ BOAT •at.:11 I ..,.,,_ .. .__,,_ ..___ ..., •nu ~ ........... .--di'.-·-· 187UJSEACHBLVD. -A.~~. Orange County. For In· a1t:'w-;;_~~ .::::=-a 8 IO' Wooden Sloop: lluat n• Travel·EZ SIC incl. HUNTINGTON BEACH CltJ,ef fonmtion call Jlm Cur .....,ltetm.AnUque1. ...w.s · · SHOW ult tbia week, uc e qu ip m fr auto . 142-2000 S...'-Stw'--ran. bfte·a-brae. ru•. etc. Golf Club1 women ·1 $1500/beal ofr. Joe ~ ad l CJ 31 -r-M •-._... ~~llao Ave, CM ~~~ooe wllb Uprtlbt lurtwood ltaiab, _-...s ___ .845-_n_u_. ___ , iiil00'.54Z~. Y to ro I. Tl'Wdla 9$60 ~~~· ~9~Z~l-6~2~22~~1 l.300w.C:aatHwy ftird "11 E1SO Conversion, dm c:oad. air, V-8, auto, All/FM ster. caas .. CB, P/S/B. crpt. puel. suo- rf, ma11. new tares. bnch. much more. S5300 MO-TT'IT ~1;JUDM. ..-" -· without ~pla.ao..,. tr-Anaheim S tld1um •••••••••••••,••••••••• ....: NwptBch &U-6763 80 Al.lo ......... Alt 11' HOBIE CAT w/trlr .... tr.-..t--, __ Yard Sale. i ·5 Sat. · -· er llHl1S Anaheint Cal•' black aoodiied, color ~. ,_.. lf7f CHIVIOLIT CllRWP. 1'5 ~dJ Pl, _PROTOGIPll __ ._ ...... __ -.. .,....--C-F-.. -.,Aotiq ---ue-KJmball Upnght. IT..,,._ TODAY Mi.ll.$1IOO/olr.558-2U7 •• ~!:!~~~= .. !~~ 1"4TOM'9CIUP CM.. et&43D2 n.nrn.a "'.. ._...,_ ... _0 __ .. S4tpl 8 to Sept 16tti ..... .-_ .... ..., w,....... for J\llly lollded I BeautiluJ . TASISS Let ua creat~ an -..... S700. EXCITING .. t:d,.,., I '--_. ,..._, two·tone beige and ,SeeniC wood bum rnhTor ~ photo faatuy la the ---------9070 Dlllm P. U., l200 OI' belt b r o w n S b a r p • frames. Sat/Sun. 404 s t yle you c booae . U p r I I ht p 1 an o . ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• c«er.5al2-18 tlM321912 ) NaabvWe, Apt. '· Hunt ~lassie/ dlaco-dance/ mabocaQ)', good cood, NlW 'IO MOORS SUPSAYA.ILA.IU OtC.Y $1995 Bcb.. U»atrical/llamour/pin. $450.485-sm YACNewportW-0651 HOWAJtDQwy;_. BBQ• ~ up whatever YOUR GREAT BUY , ..... &n. .• a S, IJOOI table. pbo&o faawy may be. PLAYER PlANO·Sl99S Newport Slip. PowerooJy. uuve "' ...... SU billa. I tools. kich OJqilet.e studio session ONEPLAYER-'750 aso per ft. S2SO mi.n. WORTIU!iOO Ni:WPORT BEACH toys, Chevy mag wbls, includiq one 8Xl0 color NEED&SUROERY HARRISON 6'73-4M6 VWT)'pe Ill en&lne 133-0555 much more . 2316 print $14.05. Call for BE Au T I Fu L Rebwltl968 Redla.nda Dr. otf Z3rd st.. •ppt. M c C l an a h an UPRIGtn'S WISH TO PURCHASE in· Call548 7140 1971 CHEVIOLET betwn 8-A. Ave & Tusl.J.n f'hot.o.G phi gg 1NQ.2STEINWAYS SEA RAY side mooring at Avalon ANYTIME ~B> rtCKUr Ave. Sat. only! ra cs. ·7141 BABY O R AND -Harbor for 48" boat Air, cnase control. ult Beautiful bedspread, SHARP! IH lmmedcub673-022'7 I•--------............ ter .. ,._,., S 00, m&ltS. OD· IOIO silvery green w /ice blue RENl'ALS W /OPTION Santi An• I t• 000 mll brocade, k:tog-srze. $10. TUNINGldtEPAIRlNG 2327 s M•·n Re s Pons p t y n d a VW'J'ype llI eoitoe. trallll Y •· es. <lU.Sl22> ••••••••••••••••••••••• •l<O> LP's at 35< ea <new> Sug maiJ ~.95, Swap MeetBs • fllOd raises •• 536-0397 Heavy wro ug ht iron ,_..."-osa.o... 540-6555 rwdt:flltdy pnced slip, " rw.eod alM> i.ome $6499 bread rack, $40. Wood 728W. LllthCM MB·7~2 Newpo•• 8e•cn 28' pwr boat. Canalll or ? European Ghia prh HIWPOITDATSUH d1n1ng !lel-tbl & 4 ---------•1101 Co~t H1gnw11v 552·3475eves&wknd5. 631-12111 888DoveStreet caneback cbrs, $150. SllllRg 1093 63 I ·2547 Boat Slip wanted lo ac· --------NEWPORT BEACH LUGGAGE TAGS 54&-7208 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• comodate 36' Sailboat 1n DATSUN PAITS lll-1300 Um v Athletic Club mem-Nordica meo·s slti boots. * * * Newport Harbor area .Hood. 4 good tares. fi t '78 C.,,ev-y-~-.-T-&otl.ltdal1'. from your business card. Send oae card for each tag plus one spare. We return permanently sealed altradive lai & strap. meeUna airline I.D. requirements. Pre· vent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enc~e wallpaper. fabric or .. Day Glo"' paper & we will baclt & tnm your tags. Or try two cardll badt to baclt. bershipforsaJe.CallJim sz l0"'4 med.S3S. Pleas e contact J L. li72Ul00.8esto(fer.Call many extralt Lo m1 21J.S76-8474,714-92S·5795. &7S-7179___ Golf06at95_7-8272 __ -~S72.lafter6PM. SOl5 Call640~757 SpcattMJ Goods 8094 loah. s,.H & ~~~~~~-31 "' 18K gold chain & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fishing machine. 23· Sid 9010 "'~for C'.....__ "78 Chevy LUV '. !fin truck Cab '" s· stak"" 9liO nu on cng Sho""room cond. C!>'tm la.Ader rack 54700 67S-0405 aft 6 pm medallion. retail $1000, C 01 em a n peak 1 Mako w/trlr. loaded. 235 --sacrifice $600. 64.>34!0. b a c It P a c k ' b I u e John~. asking $13,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••• • • • • 548-5038 i1 Delta 16¥a tn-hull, 6· IMPORTANT COPY MACHINE Polar guard mummy cyl Volvo, full canvas & NCYI'ICETO Usesany paper 'h sleepingbag. lmoold. 26 " Eddy C raft c over . trlr . C .G READERSAND Price. 962·7033. ~ea.~9796 Sport.sfisher. slip avail. eqw pped . xlnt cond. ADVERTISERS &t!-4644Judyor Harvey $3700orbestofr.S57·5467 The price or items "76 C:he'> truck •,ton shorty Shell. auto tram,, p 1>. plb, nrm & tires Slerec1 al11rm c:teJn $3,l!OO Or oHer fodd 714 84fi-60h 1 PRICF.s S2 ea or 31$.S 4/5tags Sl.60ea 619 ~ Sl.50 ea lOor more Sl.40 ea. Sales Tax Included NO CARD? Draw your own or send name, addre11s, phone & we'll make one card per tag. Add~ each. Send check or money or· derto: PILOT ratMTI~ P.O. Box lS60 Ccsta Mesa. Ca. 9'2626 <:Waler Stain Ornlile cast iron circa 1882 from courthouse Tombstone. Ariz Best olfer 64.S-3947 20·· reel McLane power mower. like new S225 Thomas Spinet organ $150. 548-1089 Lawnmower $35. Wine barrels $10-$15 Plants. dr art1ng table & lots more.6'2-~ Aux. ~ct. pwr -plant $550. Intercom AM /FM $95. Ansa·phone-tape S85. Traverse drape rods S.S. 546-3842. Scuba Gear-All New-Discount Pnces 6'5-2588 be! lOpm Scuba eqiuipment, like new $250. takes all. Call 491Hl~ TY,Raclo, NFi,Shno 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice 25" Zenith Color T. V Sl.24. 2 Yr Warr. Free Oel.~1786 TEAC A344-0 4 channel simul-sync tape re- corder. Hardly used . Original shipping carton & S year Pacific stereo warranty + rema ander of man. warranty $1~. CEltMICS Handpa.inted ceramics. plaques, nativity set. plates. muc h misc items. Also special or· ders & c•1lors done at re- asonable cost. 846·5745 eves. Hobart Coffee Gnnder, 731-4451. Ask for Steve. xlnt cond. 1350 or best of. Magnavox 25.. Color TV. ~ 673-2620. Xlnt picture. $125. Ol.DOAX MILK CRATES THE COUNTY FAIR $1.00 Each ~o JOHN WAYN E CLUB Tennis membersbip for sale. $1000 + trans ree Call Cathie 759-0451. 2 legaJ size hie cabinets: 4·drawer. $75 each $7 0'!64, 957-2835. Carpet. Lite green wool. cut pile, +pad. very gd cond Approx 180 yds. $4.50. pp 640-9134. a>Ok shell. 5 tier cireular display racka also beaut shop equip. Hy. chair.;, Dryer chairs. stations. & wtg dryer. CaJI 968·3846 or 556-3715. 540-1857 --- Stereo Components. Marantz receiver BSR McDonald turntable & lnf1n1t y Speaker s 67$-7179 ----25·• COLOR TV Sl.28 2VRS. WAR. 642·5340 Panasonic Quad w /lHrk. $150 or best off er 552-7959 Mesa Verde Swim & Ten· nis aub Membership for s ale Reas onable 979-6116 Wrought iron fence Amplifier . Realistic 70"x32", new SHOO. Make MPA-20. 20 watt. 3 in· o(fer. 759-9567 puts. a·· spkr+mtlte. $60. ~~ Bo~ Clothes (U 10), wrule VUl)'I round 2 pc couch $180. New campin g eqwpment & misc items. Z1 •• RCA Color TV . Sharp p1<:ture. $175/best offer. 551-4023 Nolen. SHAG CARPET Two tone gold 75 + yards -used-in ex· cellent coadiUon. $100. Call 551-4435 64&-l.Sl Stereo console. good NEWPORT 8 EA CH llpellers, TV & stereo IOOICS Ir GAMES Family tennis club mem-need work. 646-0156 Romance boob by benhip. $725. 644-1295 lotfs & M9W Barbara Ca rtland ......... +nU1111ft'OU.11 ldds' games. FURS WAMTID ••••••••••••••••••••••• Barpin prices. Til sold Going East, will need liiQ._...,.1111 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Xll N. C.pell .. CM. quality fuJ I length cape ~~~~~~~~I or coat. mm 40··. PP. -641-0678 .-----------------Picnic table $25 lochldes 4 ------- benches. 2 end tables. m . Croclt pot si2. 2305 Fai.rtilll Dr, NB. 4 Uruted \l'aFare coupons S50each. 968-8146 • Dine tbl w /4 chrs, Thomas Satuni Designed Azunne organ Musical mdl, Mink Coat. Ong. $6000. dryer. fire screen Ht. willsacrilice536-4678 ZDFairblll Dr. N.B. McCormick 14in aas power saw. Ori1. coat m5. Alldnl •· T»ms. ..... I lwww• 1083 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13 pc cstm dnun aet wbt, 7 • lOQlal aqu.ariwn compl. 1.ellee eymbls like new Wood cabinet stand. "8QO. 76l-a52l or 831·3'78 21111.a aquarium compl Scott. 3111• 1Mta1 aquarium.--------Mo.-....-ri .a. 5. Cldl tmor, au, llllul cond. --'-------~• aew pach, ask '450. W ILi IA Daya: 175-747,, Eve: ScocMr" wut.ed, 1ood _Ml_m7 ______ _ omd, lar tllabled lady. Viotia, Goeta. mact. 118'. a191. w/bow • c:aae. •1so. NAiii ..... Gl'I" 110. _-._7_421 _____ _ p&Mde now .. Je ... Drum Ht (fto«ers) inc = .,, f.e:J s1au roc.o + 7 atnds. Xlnl cond. ......... m-011155. '500. ' WMl1'te BUYING ... SELLING nhhYow DAILY PILOT IOATMAIT ,.,....,_.. .. c.;.642-5678 ------2aXl Drake Ave. CM adver t 1sed by vtihtcle 2 ClASSICS dealCM in the vth1rlt> s.c.onClear..ce 11 Hallett Mini Crw!>er, clasi.tried advcrt1i.1ng 1948 18° '"R .. Model l20hr...runs gr eat.cusl oolumns doesnotmclude trlr, $7500 631·9123 Omscraft. l of a kind any applil·able taxl'!> speedboat. UI' Nordic. redtwht1blu. hceru.e. trlilnsfer feei.. l!M 18' So. Coast Utility. x1nt cond, great ska boat finance t•harge!>. f~ for both boats professionally 454 Oievy. velvet dnve, aJT pollullon control de- rest.ored. showrm cond. tandem trlr $7500 Days Vice certlficallons or de Aspen Antique Boat 64().5032 Eves & wknd.s. aler documentary pre Works 1730 Pomonlt II 12 64().1029 paration char ges uni~!>'> CM 675-4333 aft 6PM -----ot.berwii.e spec1hed by dallyrw_knds ______ Ti qariatioft _tbe_ad __ v_ertise __ r __ _ 13" Boston Wh aler .. ••••••••••••••••••••• .wi•••/ i6 Fonl R.-n• ht:"rrt Xlnl cond. mw;t .,c>tl ~ICI ~ .• ~-ll74 '76 TOYOTA TIWC K Standard $3400 540--0182 Will trade 1974 Chrysler "WJJt for good Oat bed truck 556·8133 dys , 6'5-1.295 eve1. 9520 w/trwler Johnson 9 5 hp Ca ya a. S./ Clmaks eng. tllOO. firm. 494-0626 leilt t I ZO •••-•••••••••••••••••• Gas lank ln.K'k 12IOO 11al ''1 Ford Deluxe Club Foni. Gu tan1I truck 800 216' Fiberform. 1977, lo hours. recent eog over· haul, Kood cond, i\Up & trlr. ~.500. Fin11ncrng av&.11 Ownr. s:n.2041 or S.-2!006 13' Bolton Whaler. maoy extras. like new. S2000 firm. 821-8239 25' Bayt.mer xlnl. cond. Volvo I 0 Shp avail. SlO. (XX) 714· 956-1406 . .. so· Hattcra~ 68 TD FDMV. pure luxury Sl85.000 4.2' Californian 74 TD. radar. Bris tol S85.000 32· i''a1rlmer 77 TG ~.000 42· Trawler dsl comm. S22.000 19· flsh boat $3900. Penrose Yachts. 673-5360 ---- WANT TO LEASE good Sword fishlng boat Call Jaclt Scott. 530-7533 or eve. 968-3216 • •••••••••••••••••••••• S&ftRCAMPB Low low mileaae. Ford 1 ton pickup w il t ' RolJalong camper Bot.b w/many many xtras Xlnt cond . ORIG OWNER DESPERATE, MUST SELL. Come see. rmke olJer. For more de- tails call J oe or Lil 893-8583 or artcr 6pm M'7·5'34. "68 Merced io· cab-over ~Offer Next 2 weeks I will deliver 642~72 aft.$. '72 Dodge ~ van con- version camper. P /S, P/B. Ong. owner $4,500 644-0616 eve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Motebecanes, seldom used $350 ea. 556·8000. pp Palgeot Moped 103. xlnt condition. $350 545-0579 Coupe 3SO Chevy it turbo pl Dodge 556-8W d)'li trans. Corvette adjustu-6'5-1295 eves ble steerin g column. ;s To)'ota Pick Up. air. Late Ford rear end. radio. mags, 4 5pd. S?801J Alwnlnum wheel.II & new 5'M-7W2 brel. Dlac brakes. Ex· ----- t r as Needs f1n1 i.h reewation. M.>~13. Ul28 Lmcoln Touring cu . Phaet.on. xlnt cood Ai.k lfli 148.000. 1913 Cad xlnt cord asking S35.000 1913 ponj Model·T Roadster Rux el trans. fro nt headeri.. s uper engine. x.lnt cond Askin!( S25 000 All 1n runn1n~ cond 642-511 l. 778-2373 or c JAG XK120 Roadster 1952 Award wmnm~ car Xlnl JAG I': T y vc Roadster. 1967 Low miles M10t R H D 2131884-880f anyOme ---- BEN'll.V by Graber. Con vert 1951 7 only made Very rare car Mint RHO. 213 /884 -8804 anytime i''ountam Vallev ..,._Trek~ 2 71 ~) ',ton pick up 8b3U & ~1 1 n Chl•vy h ton pick up 71011 2-71 Olev) • ton pick up 8603 & 710C. I ;4 Cooner pack up 8f,j)j 1 71 Che' > I ton dump 7110 M 1n bid~ Sl32S-Sl.S7~ May be !>een at 18240 Ward St Fntn Vly City Yard 8111:. a<" cepted at City Hllll Fm Dept See DJ All trk .... painted &. :.old a:. · a~ 1, ~. '78TO)'Ola p1ckupdh. ~ '" rad1ab . <'d'" ~UIJl"r clean 631 ~ ·711 Dodge StePt>1dc Lo'" mileage. 1o:ood rond $6.SOOor bst o<r 963·6686 •7523• Seacraft Twtn 140 Mercruisers Tower" Plank Loaded with extras $19,000 (213)462-2875 --------Motar:ydft/ 1923 Model T completely "78 Luv Pickup. •bpd. Seo hn 9150 rei;tor~d. mus t sell. clcMn. run..-; perf. lo m1. ....................... (213~· T790 s:B75. 645-8614 zz• Cruz.on. wooden hull, 400 cu an m a rine Otrysle r, w /lrlr. Must see. $3500 or bst ofr. !$9'Z78. _______ , 36' Stephen• Sp/F s br F /B, alp , radio, B1m. w/13' Whale r $29,500. !m-7883 '78 Yamaha RD 400 Silver Edit.loo. Cafe ,.~ar UD1 Ford: 4 dr black. rings. new contis Xlnt new LI.res. reblt eng & ---' ... ......, Bef trans. woodgramed win ........ ........... 2 JO pm dow&dash trim. Best or. ::iit;:68 or PM I e v fer. C.ll aft 6. SSl-63185. '74 Honda 750. full cafe. 1.1187 Dat.mler SovereiJn. Sl<O>/bs\ otf er. restored comp&~eJy. like 768-3237 oew. Mutt see to ap- -------___ preciate. $4950. Days 190 Indian Scout. ~;eveaM2~. 2' · Se a ray . 2 2 5 chopped needs work . ..__ M e r c r u i s e r I I 0 . $800. Ca II a fl er 6 : MCI' .... 11 .. 9130 flybridge, dual contrl. S.-2962. Vlllldts E.Z. load trlr, VHF.. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• depth sounder, bait tanll. Y~ RD400 fully cafe. r Roed Car : Black sand outriggers. full mooring 61C nu. must SH to ap· toy frame. Souped 1835 canvas + bi m in i • prtdate. Sl700. Joe. bet VW eq. or EcooomJc:al buggy top. t8$00 or make 5-7P M Mfrlkl73 1355. Sand Blaster Rae· offer. 673-:1296. 1978 Yamaha 175 Enduro ~ nres. ~~~; ••'Seaflll.yWeelleodtt. Uh new. Only 1500 -~~orJim. Twn/inbd BrUtol thru-mUa '1'1115. CaU 6'Tl-0t05. •--------out ROLL·A·LONG , 15' sriooo 213/581-2131 EarlyX-L115 cbMall mount Camper _..;..• -------Dirt Only on ·• GMC 1 too. 3'7m ..a. 35 M9fl II Ma4'72 aA. S Jiil 1..-ledl See '° ap- !lip avallable 528-8990 "'13 350 Honda. 4cyl, veey ondate! Accei>t Reas. dem. lo miles. S7SO/of· trtr. PP548-5390. ...... W 9060 fer. Ml-'70tl. Wllielt Drtffl 9510 ....................... '41, Ludera 18, 25ft. varn '77HONDAXL-75 b11ll. sli p io N B , UU:NEW buu&lful. U OOO $0.M&-3738. •90W. GIH JOUl' boat las. a daeck-up. Call Boat 6 Yeebt Ina. for a fr" CllGla· 0vs Z yn exp. (11' )Ul-BOAT or -.m,. 1'' HOalS CAT 6 'l'IWLDCALL ~ Brooco. a c. stereo, p /1 , loaded . Low 'TJ YAMAHA 750. Shaft ........ -.. M6-m4 drive. Undn tit mt arZIJlfn.191. = Malt aell/ofr . ..,7-1-0-M-C--~-T-,-. w-b:-lJ ebartbed, at.es-Ide, 12• 'TJ a..ld --. ... ·n al, loaded w /atrH. Y.-ha~M.Jrall a-. ..,._, -. Or belt olr 1--------- ••• ...., .... Mtl .• .ell: wt. tlpcl, Pl, O/D, top, roU cace. llaAI '71 Y•maba RDHOB: tlr9. .... m-tSto . .......... ....... ~ i--_..;..;,....;..._ _ _;_.;....__ #ii:'-cenl. llM*°Owal•--- or Mat. Call •'•"'' ,570 •...•.................. • HIW 1'7' LUXUllY CHEVaOL.ET V .AH Equipment includes plush cal'J>('t. paneling. Icebox. wetbar. two Ca p. tams chain;. breakfast n<d. J50\i8, 1.Jlt wheel. chrom e bumpers & grille. S leeps rour • (18161 OM.YS99'0 HOWA.ltD a.. ..... Dove &Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH lll-0555 Alltos. Hew Van · MJru Motor Home. 1970. loaded. 963-7589 W15 VW Extended roor camper van, 20 mpg; 41.000 ml; l OWNER; elee refr1g; propane stove & beater. AM l''M cass stetto; CB ~ or best cner Eva. 673-2372 -U GKC Raleigh wmd.ow van. ~ton . 33g1l fuel Wlk, JSOeng. new rads. heavy.duty trlr hit<"h . \ C 19.<0>m.i. xlnt mech •~Jfld s:n>o 552 ~11 i6 Chevy ~.T cu.,tom van Loaded w xtra,., S5SOO !e-71.23 or 54() ~ 1:, Chev) \i an. L,11111 S.,"J')(1 fi42 z.-, I :.0 72 DodJ't \'un ' •Ion Good CondJl1•111 fin 41$(.6 '72 OODG F. Van B200 \.' 11 PwT llrakc.., d Jr racliu &.. mag '"hi,. $:!;:.;Cl 9711297 9590 ...•..•••.....••....... 9705 ....................... SALIS. 5aYICE AMDLIASIHG DEMO SALE NOW IN PROGRESS' BEACH IMPORTS Ml Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752.MOO 9707 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Aud1 5000. bas e\.er yth.mg $500 & Asi.umc lease at SZ32 mo. or buy. tD5(X) 673-6510 IMW 9712 IMMEDIATf: DEUVERY ' lAIGf SEUCTIOH OfMEW 1979 320l's S28i's \ LSO 633CS1 . ., IHSTOCk! Ca.11 toda> w l' Jlso rrui y hJ\t' that pre ownl·rl WE PA't TOP DOLLAR BMW you .m.• look1n~ fonop U5t'C1 can rore1Rn. fot" dom5uc:. or clni.1c!> If 831 -2040 495-4949 your car 1' ex.tra cl.-;in. - ~~FIRS!'· '74 BMW 3.0s ~ 111 i..o,._.c_.., 2925 lhorbor Bl\ d t ·~-r ,\ ~ I::!),\ 979-2500 · COHMB.L CHMOLET ~ llarbor Hl\ll c •"-TA. Mt:S.-\ 54 .. 1200 (JO l ._..II \our t Jr · CllEVlltt IMW I'\°\ ~TOP 001.1, \ H hirClt'.i.n l :-i'\l lmpurh Call M1kr nr l.>on llS.3171 WANTED! l • .i.tv modi!! T<1\.hlJ .... Vuho::.. PtckuPt-&t \ .ens Call us today' 1.Enrle 3Jke TOYOTA·YOLYO "" ".,,._ 11•4 C .. leN•H P'll. 64'-tlOl or S40-,4t7 PORSCHE's WANTED Allow us the opportunity to consider the purchcASe or trade-LO of your clean Porsche Che-ck with Ub Today' Sedan Superb cond1t1on with automatic. au con· d1t 1on1ng . m o r e (MSJ<SL) $39'5 s...ll~ Sen1ce Lea!>>nl! Roy CarYer,lnc. Rllll.' ftoycl' H~1W 1.540 Jambort'1' f'l•Wpurt 8eJCh 640 l..u4 IOI Md.AREH's lt50 N Beach lihcl LA HABRA t5 Ml No. or SA F'"Y I l714,522-5333 Sunday by Appl 19 J:!OI. 10 mo new Still under w a rrant y Brown1tan int Snrr . am rm. a1c, auto ;rnll'n na S6500 & lake 11\ ••r loan $206 per mo 8.11 7700 or 831 815\l Completely loaded 77 S.U,NOOOWN 557.0400 To place your IDl'SSBl(C before the readiag public. phone Daily Pilot Oasaified, 842-5878 9100 \ '19 TIYITA .. 'S AU.MODB.5& LOW-.U! ALL SAU PllCmt OHLY. s4595 • • - CJ ~L V IL n 1'711MW Jztl : ______ ..;,,;; ________________ ..;.. ______________________________ __ • • • • Sunroof, C•11etle. (JT4RXJ)) • '79 RABBIT • '"" llACHIWORTS iS .. DIJftflbNet .NEWPORT BEACH 71JA9H "II lllaZ xlDt. CGDd. SZKml . 8/e, AlllJl'M stereo CUI . sr.m.~ • • • • • • • • • • Ta.. lie I Doc fff 1075) (8720&1 I UCS '1Z Im.mac. cond . •·•P. aunroof . Bl•• .tereo.11441W748 ·----------------------------------------------------------• • • .. • • • • '79 VW CAMPER "POP TOP .. • Tu Uc & Doc Fep 11057)(0879831 c.,rt 9711 ....................... "l'I Capri Ghia, V6. • apd . wf, elr, AM/P'M . mas whls. mint 71'-645-2122 Cdt 9717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE TODAY'S CLASSIFI ED SECTION FOR OUR PRE-OWNED AUTO BUYS~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• JIM MARINO VW 1871 I BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH • • • • I 972 DATSUH 1200 Automatic . rad i o , heat.er Back lo school IS56Fi.Zl ''"' MEWPOIT DATSUH 888 Dove Streel NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN & IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM I ~1_ , : ~( , >-- ~ .,., WIMDOW sncaa NICI a YOU WILL UCllYI 5200 REBATE "'A Y WlteOW S1'1CI• Petet & YOU WILL llCllYI s5. REBATE YOU Will IECEM THE REBATE OIEOC DllfCr flOM OMX IAllCMlt DATSUN MAYR US. Al PAD DOWN PAY.-rf OI INMD AS TOU-.IM -Window Stlctt., Prtoe Plus Deeter lnst811ed Option• If Any '79 DATSUN 510 ...,. .,AY--.OW~NtCI &TOU ... WWWti S4l0 REBAl! USED CAR IAR•AtNS -USED CAR IAl&AIMS . S8995 '7426ft COIPI 55995 '71CILICA .. ,.~ ........... ~ =-, ........ '- 911'TWI ?6ml COWi AvlO ,,_ •Ir -,..,,,,,,, .......... . ~ _., s5995 ?Im% •tN ~AMIN , ••••• Meet .......... ·- 55595 ?6CIUCA --·-· ,.-···-·· h /\ I.' W < II r. l , ,J ~' , / 1 'l I I ~ , • J 71Mtm .,, ... ~tie. powtrlteet"· ln1. aJr coodJUonln1, mn.(llJIZG) ...... •DATSUMS• ...... , ........ OfAI......_ WISl'IC1+1m .. eooo SIRYICI C OSTA MESA DATSUN 2SeHARBOR BLVD 54CM4 I 0 $40:'2 I l FIATS ........... At Select Auto Sates 12Zl N Harbor. Anaheim m.e.> '77 Honda Wqon: Auto, All /Fll /ca11, nu MldMlloa, '° m l, "'518, •1-tt10 . •77 Clvtc, JO mH res. · 31.000 mlles. White/tan • llltertor. Hard to be•t. bard to ftnd. SllOO. c.u ..-. "1'8Honda Accord '°/mi. t&.500. 71....W138, 213 •• ~ '77 Hmda Accord. $ 11pd, ~ blue, A/C, stereo. Ong ownr $'800. M0-4212 -------'77 Acclord. 31,0lllbj, sun 77 RAT X It ~ cond. &w>O toUr Yellow in coior, map, ------- wte. :xm·t eonditaon. -.... 9730 llan'JP> $129' IEACH IWOITS 8'8 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ....................... JAGUAIS XJ6LI, XJ12Ls 4' XJS Coupea Ma&t colon available for unmedlGe delivery. Tl5T DIUVI OME ·H 124 wagon, a t e , AM/FM cua, lo miles, IM,,,.,~,.,l'ii~MI I $2000 I b st o fr . eve a ~~~_,.~ ...... ! '9r>-5'!05 TODAY!!! ~~~:) ........ ('_. .. 2925 Harbor Blvd COSTA M ESA 979-2500 XKE '71V12 auto, 6SKm1, '76 flat 1211 2 Dr. 4 speed, new trans SB.200/ Be:.l AM/FM. lo mlln. beige Offer M2·S882 eves, dy!> 1ntr S2500t bsl o fr SJ&.m5 __ _ 548-!!0t9 '734 .,0 ... "'7. One al ,_. uv"" 77 124 Sport AM t fo'M • °""" .._ ,,.,.,., lllnl. lo rru. '55()() or °' (er ~It Needs restono~ 644-19118. 990...000 Q.istom pamt ft mg 76M l1ll 6n-2929 ~Ve!! 19712102 Aul.Oma Uc. wr condrllon mg, sterro Like new 143165 ) $8888 ~DATSUN 888 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH lll-1100 '72 atO'L Lo rru. perl ect cond. AC. AM/FM/cass. must seU I 67$-1..256 T1280Z AM/FM caueue. air cond1t1ooed . mag!>. custom mt.enor Best of. fer ~or 998-9100 '74 2l60 Z 4 spee<I. air mags, very clean S4195 Trade for small wagon" Ca1J 8'8-0685 340 z. customized ·11 All extras S4.750 Call 586-0264 75 7102-dr. 4·!iP wr, lotrru . 8'6-7761 '73 ~z ati. M ags. tape deck. New r adaalor M.~. AA. 5. 6'$-3M7. '78 280·Z. auto, fully loaded, S9200 Copper. Days ~s. Eves . 6T.Ml661. '77 280Z· A1C. amt fm stereo cassetle. lo w naleage. new tires. A l cond. moo.~- '73 lMO z. new eog. paml. stereo. aH. xJnt rood . M.~.~ '74 FIAT 128 Sl600 ~12982 '75RAT 124 srtDet Convertible. 4 !>Pl'('d . <\M FM 'tert.••· ,upt'r d ean. onl) 32,000 mile:-. 1U4VCl 1 $4695 JIMMAalHO VOUSWAGftt lB711 BEACH BLVD HUl'flTNGTON 8 EACH 142-2000 -. 18711 BEACH BLVI> HUNTINGTON BEACll 842-2000 '73 Karman Ghia co)I) vert1ble. 1 owner . 43 000 ong rru. x.lnt rond. mag:-. radJab . yellow, $6()()11 ~ ----.... 9738 ... ....................... •------• '7• RX• Rotary wagon ~ eng. perfect <'Otld YEAR END SPECIAL $400 CASH REBATE ON ALL FIATS NEW & USED AT SEl.El''T Al 'TO SALF.~ 1221 N Harbor <\nnht'1m m qfjO() ExJ)lres Mon 9 17179 29M nu. gd mpg. 497 10111 t'\'e> '79 MAZDA D -7 !:iunroof. AM fo~M ~lt'rt•u .ur (.'()Od • radtal llr~" ISUTOl41 $9495 JIMMAR.IHO VOUSWAGf:tl IB711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACll ~ 142-2000 Mliadw .... 9740 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MIZ71JOOSD TUDO f).ally eqwpped, facton sunroof , warrant' ('3.WDP'l JIMSUMOMS IWOITS 1970HAR90R BLVn COSTA MESA 631-1276 '72 2'0 Z . Complelely r·------· "JOllB&.Neweng. 72M reatared. sunroof. spoke A/C. All/Fii. lltnt cood. duk wheels. 8 track . .._.. 97%7 inside • out. Dark Make airer. 637-7656 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G,_/l'aa aat. $16,250. "14 -.z very clean. A/C. 1971 HONDA ,_5-00U _____ _ maa wheels. pm striping. ACCOD 4fG6E llilu brown, all 56-N'15 Only 25,000 mite s . extr•. lncld. 11unroof M 9725 19511.JHH) 58Kmi. Npt. Bch . ....................... S5Ht 1~m3. 998-smo. MIWPOln' DA TSUtil 8118 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH IJJ.1300 '7t '50 SL Maple yellow Lo•ded . Ahami num we... 2 lCJlll. 5,400rru. Npt. Bela. 11•·875-2773. am> "14 F\at ucTC, auto .. very very Io w m il e a g e . l.!n6 Hand• CVCC, brand "10 ZID DieM&. auto. air. $2500 /0ffe r . Ca 11 newcond., lo ml. 41mN, Im, nma good. $4600. • l.l9. lllcbel.le. 5'1-1238 maiooor m. 7529 ..._...._ MOO ..................................................................... .. a.rt.or-Blvd. OOSTAIRSA 979-2500 --...... • •--------W VW V•....,. 6 ..... ·u~ TRI : •• ,,. li-.tu:.0···~11 •• [ IJ ..................... -------...... I I IMeatr na. "11 .. RIMll. .... db, .... lllllt in6o&.... .. ......... J'lre. • _., llOO Ro.dltw ..-or-...AaQ. PP.-.~ ~.~~~ V•x 11 9771 'GObia~Me.runa. ~ -·--... ~. ---············ Dledlworll-JbeRolt'. cluo .. riaa, ~. vw. Ba..., lloable MU· -.- . -.... illl YoW' car! Try• Top •-.,.-Ra-bbi-t-_,.--,..,..-.. -,-nr- . ........ USS NOIJtH'O~ST ttWV. ~ IUCtt.CA. ~ ·4lU ...._ tm ....................... YOLYO "7 m.i. rare car. SS.OOOmi. dallar • Paid for or Not! c.. 3IKm1. Orte. own . at cond. lfust be seen! Brbal fOW' car to Jim ta.tOO • .,..7.,. ev••· '1SIO/ollr.~. Manno Volhwa1en, wlmdl •DB:Oood'-'1111_.. llr11 Beach IUYd.1 Hunt· ._ -.._. .-•912TAJlGA , __ Be--.... • '7 VW -· -· .. -or -....... ...__. """" • IU& .or 4 Ike.•-· new cau Micbael ..,...., Fiank llartno or Tom UIJh)stry. top cood. $3000. AiJdn. e.tm or--. "1Z lfME: AUIO, ... nda. "n ma. •..a. _.Urea. au...-.at Clll any gas All/N Mreet. ........ $6,0ID. Call ft'73.6510 ra..-0.1$11& -~~-----"1 Pw. 812 Qaro. model, 77··-~ ........ bl&. .... lteNo, -· "10911Ww,&lr,auto, AC . e laerrJ eoad , 'Tl Xhd. eond. Lo/mi. Blaupunltt AM /P'll 4 door, auto. trans., All/Fii 1ter eo tape !'Mio, woodlleeri.nc whl, radialtin11. (631TPI) decS. a.IOO. m-3131 basted crank. samrice $lttl $4000 firm. 417S·i910, ...... a....u~ "JlllGB 131tml. Ukenew. en.aa ----.. full IQJ. Dlt. clepencla. mDO/belt. 41MJ11. Me, econ tranp. PerD teaeber 1eelt1 dis· 'If Im: adr Mdan. auto, cri'DiN"'l\l~r.Sll50. nso or b eat off er. Sm&. mca. ftl.Mll. IT'S WORTH THE TRIP • 0 All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Adv~rtising iJt the DAILY PILOT I , l . • ~-~ ........... ~-~······-··· ~·-~ ........... 1~.!~ ........... 1~ ... ~~ ............ 1~.!~ .......... . BrlUsh raelng 1reen. •--------YOLKSWAGIM -.tSell.-..itl'F fQrxbe lm 114 2.0, x.lnt 1ITll BICAQI BLVD. cond.. oaly 4SK m I, HUN'nNGTON BEA H '71 llGB : 55111 mt . AM /Fii caa1 .. brand 142-IOOO Allfnl. wire wltet!ls, new aUoy whb & tires. ------- :dnt eoed. llSOO/best. MSOO or bu orrer. 8111-llM. ~ , _______ _ '73 llGB. UT'gent. must '79 Proldte914 i .Oldr mint ·.O. Bestoffer.-.uo1 cond. Only 35K m l. um llGB, pin stripes, tl,30f•/OBO. 7t4-9&2-87:i0 wire wbeel1, tuaaage '79 9US T~a. full tthr, 197lVW8" Great m ilea1 e1 (4UMDA) $2699 MEWPOaT DA '""H •Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH lll-UOO rack, 1&,000 ml. ~. AC. pwr window s. 51S:UIS7eve•wlmd Blaupunkl AM /FM cassette +equalizer, 1--------71MM A·53 pk1. turbo wbls 74VWlue All/Fii ca&1ette, low P·7's, Petroi blue/bllt. 0oJy 28,000 miles, radio, miles, hac1a1e rack. 'nJ&.S$&3 •speed. (8931..KT) veryet-.a! <41ZTQP> 1--------SZ"I S44tl ... lope 9756 JIM MAllMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• JIMM•llMO A YOUlSWA ... . YOUCSWA91M #l DEAL£R IN U.S. . 1.ITllBEAOIBLVD. 11'711 BEACH BLVD. ~ ROY HUNTJNGTON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH CARVER MZ..2000 141-2000 ROllS·ROYCE '*,,......," , ~7~1RaFMbb!!....t•P. 2-dr, °"' t74' --~ ... ell nDI .......... l"ac:tory •••••••••••••••••••••••I\'-----'....... sunroof. Pvt. Party. url4 °"'ii-... All/FM aono SUNDAYS ~lCllZ. Alf, aau.t eoedWon. 1-------- $1500. (0HRF785) '59SilverCloud l '71VW~ ~. :;..~ :~,k~r!~f!~u:.·,!~~ 760PIL 2 doar c...,. 4 speed low S.. 9760 rnilel. (~) • • •••••••••••••••••••••• SZ4tl SAAi .... MA.llHO YOUSWA&IH l87ll BEAal BLVD. HUN11NGTON BEACH 142.-2000 p I at t741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIUGIOT SALIS. SllVtcE ANDLIASIM4'i DEMOSALI NOW IN PROGRES.5! IEACH IWOllTS .......... NEWPORT BEACH 71J.lt00 SM.IS. SBYtcE AMDLIASIM6 DEMO SALE NOW IN PROGRESS! IEACH IMPORTS MB Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752.-0900 To,ot. 9765 ....................... '74 Toyota Oellca. Im· muculate condition. MUST SELL. Beat oerer. 81.000 miles. (KFV780). <n4)~. (DllIB) Pltl JIMMAllMO YOUSWA ... mu B!:Aat BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 141-2000 ·79 Dll Rabbit New Dlx., Canyon lletalllc, Sapd l\IDl'f, A/C, etc. '8550. 5e-$L!l3 • ar Road Car: Black sand toy frame. Souped 1135 VW eng.or Economical U:Z. Sand Bluter Rae· tng T\rea. KYB abocb, Cbe l.ilbtini. 87l-61ll1 or Ml).71'97 A.at for .nm. '84 Squarebaclt witb matcbtn1 n en1. • tnnl.. Good coad. $UGO. Call 642-7389 ........... . ' ......... w 9100 .......... tlOO ..................................................................... At Orange County's # 1 Buick Dealership Bauer Bu~k in @sta ~esa YOU~. NOT ONLY Sil VE GAS BUT WE WII,I, HELP YOU SAVE MONEY WI1'H· 1'HESE SA VE PRICES. 1979CBEVY ::."lt: $ 3 8 9 5 CBEVE'ITE E~Ptua (511 Q) 1979 vw SAVE CONVERTIBLE Economy Plus (258XNM) 1978 PINTO ::.~83695 COUPE E~7' 1979 TOYOTA 86395 CE U C A S1'VE Economy Plus ra1a (478XVU) 1976CllEVY ::~'2995 MONZA Economy Ptut (S7~) 1978 DODGE s5995 CBALLENCER 81'VE Eoonomy Plue •••a (319WOY) 1976 BOBCAT ::~'3195 WAGON Econo.:.;1us (1 ) 1977TOYOTA ::~84495 SR-5 Economy Plue ('911SXA) 1975 BOBCAT ~82495 WAGON Eoonomy PfUI r'5Hen 1972TOYOTA :::t.S2} 95 CORONA Economy Plue (458RVF) 1973 CHEVY '1995 NOVA 8-'ft Ec;onomy Plue PaHS (311HST) 1977 PEUGEOT ::~13595 604 luxury Plus (3&4SU0) 1971 PINTO COUPE UH '1895 E~Ptul ... QI (7'0EJfQ 1973~~UAR 81'VS' 12 499 t~~ Piiia ' 1916 llG •-'ff 13595 MIDGET eoo;:r..7'9 .... 197S llGB 8-'ft '3295 G.T. Econ~tu. P&IQI (981 ) • WE M~KE IT SIMPLE FOR YOU TO SA VE Our priee ineluclee ~ r.xeept tax, lleenee aad a 118 itoeum•taey lef'. i I I l ' . . . \ l 1 • cl ' -- • t Cpe, 6 ~. underMal '10,169 679-8/1 ae99I Cpe, 6 s«>d tact ale '10,756 875-91128024 Q>e AT. undeneal '10,464 719-9/ 132735 Cc>e. "T. flci ale 'I 1.096 underseal 530-9/123806 Coe. AT. 1act ale 'I 1,096 undersea! 1082·9/129eM Ci>e. AT. fac:1 ale. mags s 12, I I I cruise cassette 404-9/109066 Cpe AT feet a/C. tnldg '*9. 'I 1,376 rwl tires. 273-9/113497 '12,276 Cpe GL pkg .AT fact a/c s 12,723 cassette 107~/137200 5 soo. lact a/c '7009 68~9/ 192765 AT ale. undersea! '7314 726-9/184239 AT fact a/c spt stnpe '7338 730-9/19217~ 5 sPd feet a/c '7019 aa..9/184515 AT. fact 8/C '7269 01nstripe 931-9/187295 AT !act ale '7269 pinstripe 933-9/ 183431 AT tact ale underseal '7314 950-9/188857 5 sPd !act al e. spt stripe '7088 1196-9/189831 5 sod. faci ale oinstnpe 1~9/187878 8 10Coe AT lac1 ale mldg pkg '9463 undersea I 60~9/003804 810 4 dr. AT fact a/C '9374 undersea! 664-9/201714 8 10 4 or. 4 spd, mldg pkg 1626-9/20 1698 '8408 New 1978 810 4 dr. 4 spd. mldg. '7553 pinstripe 1725-81112355 1978 810 4 dr. 4 spd. fact ale '8050 mldg 21 4~/112938 510 2 dr AT. pinstripe '5714 679-9/063574 510 HB AT '6039 993-9/063270 510 4 dr. AT '5859 1226-9/067015 510 HB. 5 spd, tact ale '6349 1013-9/062794 510 SW, 4 &Pd. fact 8/C '6608 1238-9/0474« 1974 VOLKSWAGEN ' cylinder, 4 speed, AM/FM, new paint, new tires. ~,687 mlles. (46SVCP > 12 Moe/1 2.000 mile Service Contract avellab4e! 4 cytlnder. 4 •Pffd. ateef redl•I• New bright Kelly green paint. '"Teet-drive this very. V'8fY clean~" Cl83UM) • .. "' '9666 "''' ""' '9929 ''10.566 '9866 'I 0,277 v '6222 5787 '6399 5915 '6466 5872 '6249 5770 '6459 5810 $6459 '810 '6477 5837 '6289 s799 '6249 5820 5839 SAVE '8349 s 11 14 '8288 1086 '7512 '896 '6549 5 1004 '7088 5962 '5299 5415 '5479 '560 '5320 5539 '5749 5600 '5944 5664 1971 DATSUN 310 4 c ylinder, 4 speed, maos, phnh red In· terlor. Save on this hard-to.find car ~72WRS l SAYE I t71 MllCUIY COMIT Coupe. Automatic. p0wer at .. ring r11tye wheel covers. New p1lnt. "A little dolly. G.......-"«>981161 '2314 1171 FORD PINTO '4 speed, •Ir, pe>wer steering, AM/FM stereo t•pe, luoo110e rack. Must SM I '3370 171 DATSUN 8·210 12 mos/12,000 mile Mrvtce contract •v•lf•ble I '4 cyllndtr 4 •Pffd, air, radtal•, pinstripe, bright yellow '611VCM) ~ '71 11ere o-et. very 1o mi'1,-.....oo.a.o. --.awr.. ttltlEEj ttl2 '71-SJ)O CONV. all n · •--------------------........ •••--••••••• bw. Vciiliillni. Dnllt "1t llVJILZ 1•700 ml. '1' C4nette, !hr/bllL, 'Tl .._,"' 2+2. treat lll,IOO. P.P. m .m .z.. a....Md! a.criftce. Call a.led. auto. x.i.t ~ 1u mtlea1e, ... or ·Sacrifice. 'TT Seville. 1-m&ll5 ________ SlUOO r7J.JllJ 1-'oller CaU ... llZI. -.. •••••••••••••••••• Loaded. llu1t tell 11'11 s..tlle Seda. bl«k ,._ '9JJ S.criflce, a 1em! '74 .... HIO T52·I0'71 work, bome w/lltadt leeta.er lat. Ill· --.-at t II f tbk t Ill~ llACULATE. IOOO ma. --··••••••••••••-• u1 . 1 ~ • • ..lrea P'irt•e «..._.es· '11 XR·7. llOllu. Every mpc,4-ey • ,a.u., air. '74 AlloUo kyl, ludau ,. Cad Serille. Lo.s.d ble option lo Id ...., 4118-2755 top. auM), alr. l5K 1111. ~lie. ht peltJ. llr. CG!IC"'oolva _ _.-__ .. ~~-· =mi.leqe.a.latcond. Sbarp, $8950 C all Howard:Ul ·etO.I moom-. win: w.~. ••Mutant. 11tlL ahJt\, a.ac ·-· m.51311 •ytime. racla.lt. All/f"ll stereo -nooiJ,11100.-.2915 . _.. .... v , _________ •·--------C&91, a/c. pwr waodowa . 1916 Le Sabre Coupe '77 ~ville: L9aded, 2· SlllT.-.vtlT uatt All ltbr aeata. ·• Putback. 302 eng. Oripnal owner. Very tone, many xtru.199150. L&hr hit.er, fuel Injection. Pun:hued for Sl0,279 -t-41pd, gd nuUlipg cond, deM. •. CallMMm7 Ul·~ AM/FM, alnt. cond tax• Uc. In JoJy. Wiii f600/ofrr. 842·4842 alt 'Tl Pkletwood Broaa.ham •low book. '9.750. sell for $3.27t Now -tpm. aJJOC "71 llecal Ltd. Yul· De l'Jecance. MOCJIU'OOf DJ • ..,. Mt-9030 betwn 8 & e Mon· _iS_Mua_t_ang __ Jl_G_hi_a_, -V-8. ly l~ed. tape deck, • "'4Jw. Lo9ded Ultra •---------Fri 759·9517 eves Is BS PB 1 AM/'11, chrome wbll Secrifieoe. '72 Eldondo, wtaa auto. • • vlny top, 20,000 ml. Showroom abmp.1'111iiacar1Creama Mint cond. lo m1, -·------air . Uke oew Daughter cand tslOO or beat olr c I a 1 1 SI t 9 S All/Fiii. Illar. $1595 ,_. 9940 gooetocoUegemustsell 87).1990 m&1'7'7 l'm-TG3 s.. TZ74 ....... •••• ••• ••• • • • • • • '2a IMS-3293 '73 ftesaJ, UJlt eead, lo m I. pwreea&a, red, A/C. But flier._... l..oob:n1 f.or a home of your own? You'IJ find llllH\Y homee advertised for ••le In Cla111fled everyday. A <1ASSIC ~-'75. power S/B, stereo. '78 Eldo Blarntz. rith '74 Ddorado. alnt coed. L metallic bhie, lo ma, loaded. mu al see ' ()NG 28M nu. a!Dt cond. Onl( auoo. 5'N-IJ7J lr1HZ56 __ ---D OWN", mUlll sell. Off~r 644-ZMl PP "" "n Coupe de YUie: Xlnt cond. 8at reMOnab&e ol · fer. Geor1e M.2-9470 dya. ~eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75, 3 apd, air, am/fm cauetae, l3K mi. U200 Call 567·*3 aft 4 . 30pm '88 Ong owner, Sharp v8. auto lo ma gd Kii:. nras Mint cond. S250() ~-5431 .....U-4 .-....UeH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• iS Carmro Red/blk ant. "71 MWJt i.ilvr. loadoo. lo m1 . best ofr Wkdy:. ~·,!.."':,!t.!:: o...-;= 731 1 I.Ill, ~Ve'\ S36 32411 .SUPERI CARS - AFFORD AILI PRICES ~:-~~~ ............. 52299 4 speed transmission air cond1lloning & much mor<:! (!°)54KSVJ '70 CADILLAC s29 9 9 ELDORADO COUPE ••.• Atr conditioning oower windows & seat Onty 43.261 ITllles !t9180Cl '76 IUtCK s2 9 9 9 U:SillE COU,E ....... . F'ull powe< factory dtr 1.unu & iow m11es Sharo' 1825POLJ '75 FORD s299 9 B.JTE COU'E ......... . Fu.I u<>wer la t101y ,111 1.ontl '>Pl I <,e,11 , L dn dau fl)P & low m1IM Sharp• r122MMJl '77 OU>SMOllLE s29 9 9 STAaARICOUf'I ..... . 4 speed 1ransm1r.s1on power steering rallye wheels & IOW miles E11cellen1 economy ca<' 1398SPMI ?6 PLYMOUTH s3299 SPOIT WAGON •...•... Air cond . automatic transmiSSIOfl lugoage rack I038WOV) 76 M•CUllY MOMdCHGHtA Leather pwr seats & windows. lilt wne.t only 19.6430 mlles (646072) •n FOD s3999 THUMDBlllD .......••• Air cond . automatic transmission .AM/FM atereo l144T~l '76 OLDSMOllU s3999 91 llCMMCY SIOAM ••.. With all of the 98 lu•uriesotus AM/FM stereo 1111 wheel cruise control split pow« seals a low miles 17,SPHJ) i~W::.. •.... 54399 40. 80 IC)f1t Met. tall wtleel, .AM/FM racho. vinyl tap (!503T JO) ~l~·~~~ ........... s4499 With decor group, 2800cc V·&. 4 aoeed. AM/FM radio. & eunrool (564VAT) '11 PONTIAC 14499 SUtieNll ......... . A utomatic tran1m111lon. tilt wfteet. stereo r&d10 power wlndowl (0108Pt<) '77DAnuM s4499 200SI SPO«nCOUN .• 5 speed tr1n1m111aon. 11r conditioning. stereo. redto. rartye whffll & only t8.000 miles (378TWll ~:..':° .............. ~4599 Full pOMt, factofy air QOnd • tcitlt PGMr ...... tllt wheel. landau lop ' In LIKE NEW oond ltlOn! (693TWZJ i~. ·= ............ '4699 r; speed tnintmlaak>n. 1tr cond . tlltye wn.et1. (11&WAH) •71 CHIYILll s49 9 9 UIMON•AM •••... FslH l)OWr. l.CCQ!Y •rcono . ett--ohhe Ctnyttef IUKiiltl & only 29.0<¥> m11 ... (526UMX) • k> mi. FM/cass. ma ~ 13100 Sll:Jp S4&-2JJ68 '61CAMAIO Blue bUt int, blk spoke ET MAGS Goodyear Rubber. AM1FM/8trk. hl·bacll: buckets, tinted sunrl. kyl. auto. new brakel. 3 core rad. S1500. Trade Chevy VAN 840-1345. 846-7911S. "zo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197'DIMO QEA.IAMCE oe <.:aman., C.pncM MmM Cariol. Mal.Jbus " ~u Draallc rt<lul· SAYIMOW!!! COWMElL CHEVROLET .~ll.1r1,.,, 111 •• 1 I'"'·' \1L .... \ SU-1200 1977 CHEYllOLET CAPIUCE LUXWYSIDAH Loaded' A creat family ur' (M.TJ"ZT) ONLY Sltt5 HOWAaO ca.•ro&.t Dove & Quail StJ; NEWPORT BEACH lll-0555 74 Capnrt' <.'la:.'i1r 81 M mi. S22IOO. "el") nit c ~9589 711 Mo nte (.";1rlo .: "n Wi.gon, nms good. S500 &46-'ZW.11 '7J Wagon S1195 or re uonable offer Must Mil' Reg 1Ca.'i ~I ·73 GalaXJe 500. 4 dr. AC. au pwr, good cond. Sl400. 5Cl6e10 '6t 6-cy1, auto, a.Jr, p/:.. p/b, 12.200 893 ~123 --- ii M.ust Fastback. aut.11, a.ar. stereo. top shape, m» 645--4135 ·73 Mui.I Grande, AM /Jo'M CWlll , aJr. n~w cn l(. clean In /o ut 642· 709ll tt45 a...W11 9'55 ....................... Jrt t•&S- IJMCOLM • •cuay ·~aJollheWeek'" 71UMCOLM TOWHCOUf'f ~autdul luKury l"ar ID cry'>lill dprtrr1t with lcatht'r 1n lt'rlOr l.nw m1kaRl' Ont· own1·r 11f)l!l3I I St200 2621> Harbor 81 l ~ ~56311 ....,.,;di '947 •••...••..........•••.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 19760LDS C:...aS.. aw Bur1undy with a whale top " whltl' interior ~ &. hu low mil~ 1~REA 1 ONLY $4495 HOWilD Clw•rolet l>r1vt' & Quail St-. :-ll-:WPORT BEACll 8ll-G55S 70 l>elta 118, 4 t1r P ~ I' U i\ ~ t'M -.1cr"'' onl( o~nf>r rel( I("'· ~ ljJ.l Ofl)H '7J Mavenck .-cir. auto, '73UltJL'JS Supreme Xlnt AC. I.ate bl~ wht YID top l' on d . mu al s e I I . ll.5(XJ be:.t airer &40-~ ~/beltoifer ~ 1•\e, Mwcwy tt50 ....•.••.......•.•.•..• 10 Marqw' n~w rond 711. IXXI m 1. .i 11 µw r SOOO ~K.125 6M LIDr 'tl'n· l'itrkldn1·. xlnt rond. SBOO. ~l of (<.,-5.5'2 7ll59 75 Im Hegcnr y ~.CkKI mil ..... Ilk<' new Loa1l.,.-1 All .. ~tra ' Su1·rd11·1• ~ l'vt Pty 64.2 ... H l'utlusi. 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''"l'bere were none ol the conferences with bra&n trust.I that bot.b hW brothers, John and Robert bad before they announced. "To be aure, there were ques- tions to be asked about the log1sllcs of the primary s ystem. but •tatf people IUCb .. Carl Wainer have alwa~ had the fil. lnJ data and the point.a of no re- CHAPPAQUIDDICK SAID NO ISSUE -A3 turn memorized." Healy said Kennedy. D-Mass., planned lo run in the primaries, a lthouib details about lbls had not been worked out Canadian Firm Joins Plan I I B Pledged Cable TV in l'hree Years Huntington Beach residents Thursday wer~ promised com- plete cable television service within three years by a Cana- dian firm tentative ly selected to pick up faltering proJecl plans. Canadian Cablesyslems Ltd., the largest cable television com- pany in Canada, received ap· prov a l fro m loc al project · Coanty's First coordinators lo begin preparing fina l franchise documents. The Canadian firm is expected to become equal partners with Dickenson Communication Ltd., a Huntington Beach company which bas held the franchise since 1974. Cable service lo Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley a nd Hospital Refuses Heart Transplant ByFREDEBJCKSCHOEMEHL Of tlle O.tly ~1144 Sutf Officials at Canyon General Hospital in Anaheim said today that they will not "at this time" permit Orange County 's first cardiac transplant u.sjna the heart of critically injured Hunt- ington Bea ch accident victim Vincent Martin Young. The debate over the transplant issue was the latest development in the unusual Young case. 10 which a Superior Court judge on Tues day ordered lhat life sup- port systems sustaining the 18- year-old Westminster youth may be turned off. Santa Ana' physic ian Louis Taucher, alte r readmg news re· ports about the decision, re- quested that Young's heart be made available lo save the 42· year-old father of two who is near death at Canyon General Young's moth.er, Nina, family members, his phys ician and a p r iest have all g iven their personal approvals lo the pro- posed transplant. Dr. Larry Oa tes, medical director at the facility. said that officials al the Oakland-based Kaiser Foundation, owner of the hospital, are adhering to the position that "Canyon General is not staffed nor equipped to un· dertake a procedure that is en· tirely experimental." Thomas Claims Ploy By Home Council By STEVE MARBLE Oft .. Deity ~-51.etf Huntington Beach Councilman John Thomas said a disclosure that be erred on bis final 1978 campaign s tateme nt by a homeowners group is a ploy to gel him to change a vote HOME Council m e mbers, Thomas charged Thursday, pointed. out the "ttthnical" mis- take because he didn't support a campaign contribution reform measure they authored. "They're just mad because the council won't rubber stamp their little deal." Thomas com- mented. T h omas and Mayo r Don Mc Allister were r equested Thursday to correct errors and omissions in the ir ·c ampaign stat ement by the city clerk. Thomas said he plans to cor- rect his statement, which city of- fi c ials s aid fails lo properly s how he financed his entire $21,000 campaign out of his own pocket. "I never did anything Illegal." declared Thomas. "The reason I didn't accept any money was because I knew someone would try to roast me." <See PWV, Page A2) Westminster homes originally was to have been financed through municipal bonds . The Public Cable Television Authority, made up of represen- tatives from the three cities, de· cided lo seek priva te rinancing this year when bond sales were canceled by several Wall Street r1rms Final approval o r the new partnership is expected in Oc- tobe r. Graham Savage. vice presi- dent of the Canadia n company. said some local residents could begin tuning in the 35·channel system by January. He said cons truct ion would begin simultaneous ly in the three cities with north Hunt- ington Beach television screens lighting up first. The initial installation fee is lo be $9.95, a spokesman said. ProgrammJ.n& is expected lo ran1e between bingo games and X -rated movies. The system may also include burglar. smoke and medical alarms that could be pluaed into fire and police stations and paramedic units. Savage said the cities could buy out the system at the end of 15 years or grant a five-year ex· tension and obtain ownership at the end of 20 years without cost. The three-city sys te m could <See CABLE, Pal[e AZ > Smog Expected To Continue Over Weekend With no relief in sight through the weekend, inland Orange County today suffered through a seventh consecutive day of smog and sweltering temperatures. The air was far fresher along the Orange Coast, where oxidant levels were only 25 percent as severe as they were in La Habra and the Santa Ana Canyon. South Coas t Ai r Quality Management Distric t officials issued a first stage health ad- visory for El Toro for the third day in a row, and area school dlstrlcta look added precautions to protect the health of students. All physical education classes were cancelled again in the Hun- tington Beach Union High School Dis trict, which includes Westminster "The matter was resolved largely with the blunllnl of one quesUon -whether anyOM ot stature ln the Democratic Party could stand and accuse him of wrecking the party by cballea&- ing PTesident Jimmy Cart.er," Healy said. He said Kennedy was satisfied that no major figure would ac- cuse bim of damaging the party. Healy did not s ay who was the source Ot his information Kennedy could not be reached immediately for com~nt. Meanwhile, both r and Kennedy are taking eir un- declared presidential campaigns into a new arena by appearing at the same event, much to the delight of the audience. Botb men showed up Tbarsday night at a black-tie event in Washington sponsored by the Branclaiag Otlt tiny congresalonal Hispanic caucus, altboush their ap- pearances were separated by a few houn. The Massachusetts s enator. atlendinc a pre-dinner reception for about 10 minutea, was mobbed so lightly by reporters and television crews that it's doubtl\Ll many people ever saw his face. No, the Dallas. Te x .• Zoo doesn't have a four-headed giraffe . It does ha ve four, one -headed gir affes. They gathered re cently for a loft y meal. Prostitution Witness Coast Girl Changes Testimony Foils Try At Kidnap By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of l .. Delly ~I ... Slaff A 16-year-old girl who has been the key witness in an Orange County pimping and pandering trial has testified that she turned to prostitution to raise money for an abortion she thought she needed And under lengthy c r oss examination by the defense. the girl adntitled Thursday that her sexual awareness had developed at a young age. that she was rn volved in a shopliflmg ring and used cocaine. It was the attorneys' apparent attempt to discredit previous testimony 10 which the girl iden tified defendants Donald Smith or Newport Beach and Valen e Thomas of Santa Ana. as the ones who sent her on 20 prostitu- tion calls during a three-month pe riod in 1978. When asked by Smith's at· torney, Tim Spring, why she needed money, the girl initially said lo pay for food. rent and clothes . But under further questionina. she conceded she thou.rht she w as pregnant a nd would have to undergo an abortion. She chd not s ay whet.her she actually wa5 pregnant, however . Santa Ana vice officers en- countered the girl an January during an investigation She later agreed to testily against Smith and Miss Thomas in re tum ror immunity from prosecu tion. The blond hi gh school student a lso testlfied that Smith never discussed sexu al intercourse with her nor did she discuss 1l with him during the period she worked for his Go lden Girls escort service. <Stt VICE, Page AZ > Oil Refinery Hit by Fire; Three Burned SANTA FE SPRINGS <AP ) Fire raged through an oil re- finery in a predominanUy in· dustrial area today burning two A 13 year o ld Huntington Beach girl managed to escaiw early today from a man who c rept into her bedroom, tied her hands with a pa ir of socks and then kidnapped her at gunpoint, police said. Bart Travis Blackburn , 27 . was a rrested minutes after the :i a m . incide nt on sus picion or kidnap. burgla r y and assault with a deadly weapon, police re· ported Officers said Blackburn wa~ nabbed an the front yard or the youngste r 's house. The girl. police reported, escaped from the man and ran lo a neighbor's house JUSt before officers ar· rived in response to a prowler call The girl told police s he was awakened when a man put a gun to her head and inrormed her be'd kill her and her parents if s he screamed. The intruder bound the girl's hands with a pair of socks and wrapped a towel around her <See A1TEMPT, Page A?) Missing Genius Safe •employees and a passerby before being controlled, firemen • said. Fire Capt. Carl Agnlius said the 7 : 31 a . m . fire al the Powerine refinery on Lakeland Road must have started with an explosion. Coast DESOTO, Texas (AP) -A 16-year-old college student who bad been feared dead because or~ his involvement in an int.ellec·" tual fantasy game was reunlted with his family today, aaid tbe private detective who found him. But where be bad been was not dllCloHd. William Dear said be turned over James Dallas Etbert m, called a genius, to his ~·· but be would not d.lsc tbe location. "It wu an emotiooal lltuatlon and I'm -1ad lo see it c:ome to a happy conclualon," Dear 1ald. '''I w1lb botb tbe boy and bll famtly tbe beat. They were Uckled to death to •et blm back ad tlMlt'• ...... It IMald ...... Re 1al4-lae waa foh .,.. ... for tlte fem.lb' b9t would baft DO mon '° MY OD &bee .... Dear aald at a n•wa coa· , .......... ,.. ... --.. W. DallU .av• ftllnd.at atpt .............. -an.r*-41 ....... -Jt'M•I predawn telephone calls. He said be put you.n• Egbert under a doctor'• care. "We qree this ia the most bizarre cue we've ever been in- volved with," Dear told re- porters. Dear, birecl by Eebert's taml· ly, aaid the teeo-aeer's di.aap-pea.ruce wu not related to the aame "°'-ml4M>ftl and Drqom" -but nt.ed lo HY where the boJ wM found or what be bad been tiDa 1lnce be clilappeared from Mlcfil1an State Univenlt1 ooAq.15. Police found a note ln tbe JOlltb'• room •Al'tna be wilbed to be enmated ''iho\ald my bo4Y be found.•• but autbortU• feand S1bert bad bffom.• trapped, Ptrta8'I ............ of ......... ..... • .• -..u. tbt C!Ul· pu, wlade .tla.Jlnl a real·lil• •• ,... of .... ~ ••• iionnaU1 ad41d••,...... lia .,,..,_ -Dr..-.·· wM.a. ••• .-.. .. take,..,. to plaJ, a ''dUDllOD maNr" _cna1a1 • prijJIGll oo sr• DUer • and players uam, special dice determine their ability to over- come obstacles like monsters and goblins ln their alt.empts lo escape. "We crawled tbrou1h tunnels a f ter tunnels, we climbed throuab boles and crevices we didn't even think exiated," said Dear, who added autborillea were never C!ODvinced Elbert wrote the note found ln hll room. Dear said be was mable to de· velop _..., concnte leada to tbe sophomore computer acleace student'• wbereabouta unW be 1ot three phone c:alla early Tbunday. "I WU able '° talk to tbe bo)'. He wu crytn1 lnt.rmltt.ently and a man ID the backpound ... te1ltllf him 'Cool lt. ~ cool It.• TMn later t.b1a afternoon I wu able to make arru1e· rnentl to pick up tbe boJ," said Dear. Tb• detective Hid no ~ plna.wu mVDlnd ill tile dillllr pearance. However, be rtl\IMd Clee MD. Pa•• Al) "That's the ooly way there would be enough intensity to burn a paaaerby like that," he said. The bum victilm were taken to Whittler Presbyterian Bo1]>llal, where spokeswoman Stephanie Ad.ms said the two Powerlne eaaployees were listed ln serious C!ClDdlt:lon. She Hid Ray Estrada, a5. ol Norwalk bad Hcond·de1ree bu.ma OY«" 25 to ao percent <:A tu. body aDd Dale Ward, M, of Pleo Rivera bad burm oYU 15 per~ cent of Ida bod1· Paueri>y James Huistm. 38, of S.Dftonr had banil 00 bil arm, lbe said, ~ wu lllted tn tail' eoncldoa. AlreliUI •aid FloNnce A venue and Lakeland Road were eor· donM olf ln tbe ftre area. but there were no e•tcuatlODt. He aaid there were no homes IA tbe &NL - -CaUM ot tbe bllle was under ln't~4" Weather Mostly sunny Saturday with highs 72 lo 76 at beaches and 84 lo 92 in- land. Lows tonight 62 to 68. INSIDE TODA~ E"111 UIOmaft ~ Gt a Udo V.,. bank driu.·a&p 1Dind010 r•cdoe• a •~d .mellalg "*• 0 gf/t from tlw boM. 8td u.. --C·toUciftg tfPQn.e " Cl gift from 73. 11ear-old ~ CCMOft. S.• F~.~BI. ... @J[ .,.,_..,... ,.. ......... .. L.M..... M .............. M ._..... aN Olll'll'MM a ~ ................. ~ '"'" •11t1 -CN ~· M .... T.. Ct C.-_.. 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Gold hat records in both Lon· don and Zurich from Thursday closings or $333.875 and $333.375, respectively ·'The gold market has gone berserk," said precious metals expert Peter Gignoux or the in· ternational brokerage house of Bache and Co . in London. Gignoux said much of the gold buying was by dealers frantical· ly trying lo cover short positions taken this week in the belief that gold prices would go down. Gold w<ts trading in Zurich at $345. A number of analysts predict· ed price corrections rollowifli a $40 rise ln a month. And gold prices did aubltde markedly the last two days after toucbJn1 an 1ntra·day high of S14l.75 in Zurich Sept. 6. In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 223 975 yen today, up from 222 125 Thursday De<tlers said the jump was due to rising interest rates an the Unaled States, making the dollar more auractive. and a worsen· m g foreign trade outlook for Japan Early Sunday Oosing Set At Beaches State beaches at Huntington Beach and Bolsa Chica wlll begin closing at 6:30 p.m . Sun· day u rangers move toward winter beach schedules. BIU Stablvert, chief ranger, said the two beaches will remain open unW m1dn11ht on Fridays and Saturdays throu&h Oct.ober. After that, he said, the beaches will be closed at 8:30 p.m. dally. Durin& the 1ummer, atate lifeguards man the two beacbel untU darkness. The beaches re- main open until midnteht, though, to accommodate pie· nickers, Stablvert noted. When the weather ls bot, be said, night crowds often are nearly as lar1e aa day crowds at the beaches. Htr DAILY PILOT 1o.r0t-~o.11y,..,...,...,1<,.i.c.,._ , ... --.. """""-.., ""°'-°""' --..'-..._., ... ..._., • ..,..,,_ -........ ,,..,, ... c-i. ....... _...,, _......., ... ""_ "'"'II-1-.~--C.-A ..,,.,.,........_ ..... ,....._....__ .......... .,,.. ____ .... _ -.. ·"-.c.. .. -.c .......... ... , ~~=-••• c--. Ylt•_ ..... ,_ ....... __ ,_.. ...... ..... n:.:::: .. -=:-a........... ..... ...... ___ ....,...._. --== ... -~~£· Me.It~ ............ ..... ~'=•=-re:~ ,, In the meanUme, the death toll continued to climb and police reported the arrest.I of dolem at looters ln the Mobile, Ala., area. Wblle Cart.er was maldnc a belicOIUr tour or the ravaced coasttlne between MobUe and Pensacola, authorltiea In Alabama reported two more deatba aUrlbuted to the storm, brln1inl the t.otal lo ei1ht, with twomlllingandpresumeddead. In the Mobile area, where some police were under "shoot to ldll orders," authorttlea aa1d SO Juveniles and 14 adults were arrested overnight. tlundreds of othera escaped int.o the darkness of unlighted streets In the downtown area. Alabama state police sajd two persona attempting to use kerosene for light or cooking were killed Thursday night ln an explosion In a st.orm·battered home southeast of Mobile. Cutting normal red tape, the White IU>uae on Thursday des· ieoated 30 counties ravaged by Hurricane Frederic In Misalaaip· pi , Alabama and Florida u dia· aster areas. Presidential press secretary Jody Powell sa1d the recovery of the Gull Coast "ls going t.o take years." Mobile, Ala .. one citizens band radio operator said, "Look! like King Koog took a stroll through downt.own." The 300-year.old port city of Mobile s uffered the brunt of the storm Thursday. along with Pascagoula, Miss .. and Pensacola. Fla. Some roads in Buffalo were nooded. stacldna up traffic Ja ma several miles long. Wunty Firm Gets Missile Design Pact A $259 million contract t.o de· sign the guidance and control systems for the U.S. Air Force MX Miulle wu awarded Thura· day to the Anaheim ·baaed Autonetics Strategic Systems Diviaioo of Rockwell Intern•· tlonaJ. The contract will cover the first five yea.rs of the enitneer· ing development phue of the MX, aald Tom Schuler, vice pres· ident and general maoaeer of the Au t.onetics division. The MX WU described by of. fl ciala aa "the next 1eneratioa of the Minuteman <mlulle > - more powerful and accurate." About 120 worken have been doing preliminary eqineerin& work on the MX in Anaheim for the put year. Plans call for an ad· ditlonal '80 employees on the pro- ject. At least 80 percent ol thole worken wU1 be transfered from existing company ranks, leavtna about 190 employees to be hired from out.aide the firm, offtc{ala Hid. .. J am determ.lDed not to surrender to any threats and wtll not back down whatever the cost may be. because I believe ln the justice of the Arab cause and receive support for my views from an lncreas· Ing numb er of Americana," the presi· dent's brother was quoted as saying in an interview published slmuli.neously today in the magazine Al Nadba and Al·Yakza. According to th e m agazines. Carter com· plained of "lnlenalve" Zionist pressure aaalnat him, charged that his aon had been beaten by "Zionist elementa" at bit sc hool in the United States. and claimed he had lost S6 mllllon .... a result of the Zloniat cam· paign against me." ,.,.... Pfafle A J PLOY ••• Thomas and MacAllhter helped defeat a recent mot.ion lo have the HOME Council refort1l measure prepared as a city or· dlnance. "It has no mertta at all," saia Thomas of the proposal. "If peo- ple want to put a crook in office that's up t.o them. It all comes out later anyway.'' The meas ure , said Mrs . Faber, was styled after last year 's successful reform in· itlative TIN CUP <Time la Now -Clean Up PoliUc1 ). She aajd her group pointed out the statement discrepancies to show the need for their measure. M acAlllater was requested Thursday to amend his state· ment t.o show money the Hunt· ington Beach Chamber of Com· merce Political Action Commit· tee spent supporting him . The committee reported spending $.11 ,000 on a slate ol fi ve candidates, includin~ MacAlliater. Hunllnfton Beach developer G. Louia Gruiadlo, who plugged $30,000 in ca.ah and loans int.o the 1978 election, wu asked Thurs· day to ftle a major donor state· ment. r ..... Pfl,,eAI CABLE TV. • aenerat.e up to $170 million ln profit bdore the lSth year of operation, company spokesmen Hid. It lt expected t.o cost $16 million to build. The cities would be liven an annual 5 percent francblae fee if final approval ia made. Thia could mean u much u $S00,000 per year for each city. Sava1e said It bu not been de· cld ed whether hit firm or Dtckemon will do the actual COD· atrucUon. Dtcke1)f()n, said com· pany owner BW DtckeDIOD, has never tllltablllbed a community cable 1y1tem. Did Elvis Undergo Drug Treatments? n ,. ·, '3orrect Tax Bills 1~ ~ Um• a tber'9 ll a lood e..,.._. .... .... wUl ........ "' die mlddle ol Dist IDOldll," It~ HJd. Rubino 8dded tUt the =ri· "by pWJ.ins all .... .. • 1 Y1>e tlrbltAntlape-Uan lut year becau.. of the demanda of Propo1ttion 13. Citron •akt the erton •ave "a tot.em pole effeet. •• becaUH they Agal••• Aetress are dela1t•1 th• Httl•I • ,.,...!!ta,...wtalelae•'tl ...,....,_ .... -..?,..II ....a tllie enon ., eorreeted. Cltroa Hld Taa A11e11• BradleJ lMObl: -&11 II f1J W1•1• 10D new comtnlcUon twice becaua of dupa&elltlon ln eom• e ... .. ...,llMGU at the time ol dlt t.raufen u '"11 u at tbe ..... ln1 permit level. · -•rnae...a, a ....... 10 counes at full cub value l stead at ulelled value, mald.r the value four UmH SN•lt than it lbouJd bave been. • ' .. • • .. ;: .. . :; .. ·~ : . . . :· . . FBI Admits -•n•••-'1 ........ *°' • emmeat buUdlnp and ebUftbt : which are normally exem1 from Wei. Smear Rumor Tbe erron report.clly lavoivt 2,459 parcela bvt accounted fc ten than one percent of U county's Su .ea bllllon uaea ment roll. Jacobs wu not availaWe fc comment. W ASJDNGTON 1A P ) -The FBI acknowledged today that ln 1970 It was responsible for spreadlni a rumor appearing in the Loe Angele! Times that Jean Seber&, lhe actress who reeentJy committed suicide, was pre1· nant by a black activiat. Thia week, Miu Seber1·s former huaband, Romain Gary. said that as a result of the news story planted by the FBI, Misa Seberg's life wu destroyed The item appeared in a column by Joyce Haber. The FBI releued a memoran· dum dated April 27 . 1970 from its Los Angeles office to then·FBI Direct.or J Edgar Hoover re· queatln1 permission lo publicize the pregnancy. The memo said FBI a1enta "felt the possible publlcaUoo of Seberg'a pUght could cauae her embarrassment a nd serve to cheapen her image with the general public " The memo sug1eated that the best way to publicize the rumor would be by having a ficUUous person send a Up to Hollywood gossip columnisu FBI headquarters responded "Jean Seberg has been a financial supporter of the BPP (Black Panther Party > and should be neutralized Her cur· rent pregnancy by !blank space J while still married affords an opportunity for such effort. "The plan suggested by Lo6 Angeles appears to have merit except for the timing since the sensitive source might be com· promised lf emplemented pre· maturely.'' The source of the rumor was censored from the FBI docu· .. ~..,..,... RUMOR VICTIM Jean Seberg ments, as was the name of the supposed father of Seberg'!> child The FBI S8ld that as a result of the bureau'!! efforts. a Hollywood gossip columnist. Joy c e H aber. mad e an anony mous reference to the story in her column in a May 1970 issue of the Los Angel~ Times. The story referred t.o a "Miu A" who was an international movie star who supported the "Black Revolution ·· Chief Deputy Audito1 Controller E.W. Van Ness , .. the erron are the result at a ne a11u1ment computer ayate that went int.o operation th year. .. It la oot unusual to anUctpa bugs. It la just knowing wbe and when they may occur," I said. F,....PageAJ ATIEMPT •. head. police said . Pointing a g at her back. he rorced her out the house. they explained. The youngster wu t.old t.o i under a clump of buabea and 1 main sllait, officers said. S t.old police abe wu able to fr heraell at that polnt and run tc neighbor's houae. Police said they found loaded .45 caliber revolver • the ground at the girl's home. Blackbum 1s being held Huntmgtoo Beach Jail in lieu S25,000 ball. Police said Blackbum lives 8531 Onnda Circle, in anoth· part of Huntrngt.on Beach. The added that, so far. they haver established a motive for the < leged cnme l'ro.a Page A I SAFE ••• to say if the boy had been be. against bis w1ll. l',....P9PAl Dear aaid an Individual t dechned t.o identify asked for written guarantee that the1 would be no prosecution in U cai.e. Dear sa1d be did not a· cede t.o the request and inst.ea made other arrangement.a I pick up the boy. VICE TESTIMONY. • • The girl previously testified that Miss Thoma.a, a neighbor for wh06e son she babysat. lured her into becoming a pr09t1tute. Mtaa Thomas. she testified, drove her to several locationa where she performed sexual services for male cuatomera ih· eluding a client from Orange who paid $500 on each of three occaa&ons. The teen-age girl testified that she and Mias Thomas later went to work for Smith. who operated the eacort aervitt from his Cllff Drive home ln Newport Beach. Smith teatlfled Thursday af . ternooo that he did not lmow the ·girl was acting u a prostitute. HJa buaineu, he aaid, waa to on· ly provide escort, maaaaae and nude modeling services -all legal. And the stocky. middle.aged .... , defendant charged that the girl ht'd when she said she was 18 oo a job application. Smith told the five.man, seven-woman jury sitting in Judge Byron K McMillan's court that the customary fee was $35. Customers were free to tip the employee, however This disputed tesllmooy by the girl, who said sbe overheard Smith negotiate much higher fees when clients telephoned him for an escort. Also called to the witness stand was a Sanla Ana vice of fi cer , Edward Aguirae, who teaUfied that a search of SoUth 's home uncovered card files that were color-coded t.o mark un· dercover investigators and un· desirable customers. Juron are expected lo beain dellberattnc the cue Monday. However, he added the1 would be no charges filed t: him or the family, and explain« there are no criminal statul4 that would apply to the situaU<>1 ·'When I picked up the bo: that ended 1l," Dear told r· porters at hi s hom e in th Dallas suburb. "The boy's bet through a tremendous ordea We hope that thl.a thlng will er fairly quickly so the boy can g well and regain a normal life." The dete<:tive aaid Egbert a· peared t.o be tn a good physic shape except for minor cuts c his chin and elbow. "The boy's alive," said Dea "As far as his mental condiUo that's up to a doctor lo d termlne. We bave agreed not expose where the boy is or u detail.a lnvolved in the boy's a llvlties al thiB time." MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COATS FOR ONLY One Dollar! /. ORANGE COUNTY~ CALIFORNIA f'regnancy Story Planted FBI Admits Sj>read ·Of Seberg Ro010r W ASJDNGTON lAP > -The FBI acknowledged today that ln 1970 it was responalble for spreadlng a rumor appearl.nt ln the Los Anteles Times that Jean Seberg, the actress who recenUy committed suicide, was pree· 'nant by a black activist. This week, Miss Seberg's f former husband, Romain Gary, said that as a result of the news story planted by the FBI, Miss Seberg's Ufe was destroyed. The t item appeared In a column by Joyce Haber. Tbe FBI released a memoran- dum dated April 27, 1970 from its Los Angeles office to then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover re- questing permission to publicize the pregnancy. The memo said F Bl agents "felt the possible publication or Seberg's plight could cause her embarrassment and serve to cheapen her image with •the general public." The memo suggested that the best way to publicize the rumor would be by having a fictitious person send a tip to Hollywood g:;ssip columnists. The Los Angeles office sug- gested that the tip note read in part: " I thought she and Ro· main had gotten together again but s he confided the child belonged to (blank space) of the Black Panthers . . " FBI headquarters responded. 1 "Jean Seberg has been a I financial supporter of the BPP <Black Panther Party) and should be neutralized. Her cur· rent pregnancy by (blank space> ,.,..~ RUMOR VICTIM Jean Seberg while still married affords an opportunity for such effort. ·'The plan suggested by Los Angeles appears to have merit except for the timing since the sensitive source might be com- promised if implemented pre· maturely." The source of the rumor was censored from the FBI docu· meots, as was the name oC the supposed father o( Seberg's child. The FBI aa.id that as a result or the bureau's errorts, a Hollywood gouip columnist, Joyce Haber, made an anonymous reference to the ~tory in her column in a May 1970 issue of the Los Angeles Times. The story referred to a "Miss A'' who was an international movie star who supported the "Black Revolution." FBI Director William H. Webster said today: "The days when the FBI used derogatory information to combat ad- vocates of unpopular causes have long since passed. We are out of that business forever." The information was collected and distributed as part or the FBl's counterintelligence pro· gram known as Cointelpro. Webster said the FBI now con· ducts domestic inves tigations only when there has been evidence of criminal conduct. Gary, who•was married to Miss Seberg at the time, said this week that in 1970 be and Miss Seberg were in the process of getting a divorce and that she was seven months pregnant when she read the news article. In an interview this year, Miss Seberg said the shock of reading the story was so great that she immediately went into labor and the child was stillborn. Arter that, Gary said, "Jean became psychotic. Every year on the anniversary o f this stillbirth abe bad tried to take ber life." I Park Project Pushed l Promoter Asks Action on Irvine Rec Plan By DAVID KUTZMANN Of tlle Dalt, ,.lie! Slaff The general manager of the roposed Irvine Recreation Park said Thursday he would ike to proceed as soon as possi· le with the portion of the proj. ct exempted by lrvine city councilmen from an environ· mental impact report. some part of the facility open to the public by the spring or sum- mer of next year. Council m embers Larry Agran and Mary Ann Gaido had backed a full study of the entire park, but Art Anthony, Bill Vardoulis and Mayor David Sills said it was the park's "fun zone " that m erited further study. They felt the bowling, skating and health centers had not generated any controversy and didn't re quire more s tudy . Speakers from the audience em· phasiied the need for more <Stt PARK, Page A2) l Kenton Wines said he will soon eet with Irvine City Attorney James Brickson to be sure it is ll right to move ahead with the ~alth center, bowling center. kating rink and restaurant in e proposed $20 million facility. •i These were the attractions iven. negative declaration tus by the council Tuesday ight after more than 100 sons bad turned out to de· and a rwl environmental study done ror the 16.4-acre recrea· ·on-amusement center proposed ear the San Diego Freeway and icbelson Drive. Prostitution Witness Changes Testimony The part of the facility to be tudied in an EIR is the amuse· eot section, where rides such a log flume. bumper cars, st track, theme building, bat- g cage, miniature golf course unt.ed house and carousel are oposed. Wines said the project has es- ntially been cut into two por-ns and he would like to move ead with that part of the part r which further environmental alyses are not required. e said he still hopes to have By FREDElllCK SCBOEMEHL OI IM Dally ~li.t Slaff A 16-year-old girl who bas been the key witness in an Orange County pimping and pandering trial bas testified that s he turned to prostitution to r aise money for an abortion sbe thought she ne-eded. And under lengthy cross· examlnatioo by the defenae, the gJrl admitted Thursday that her sexual awareness had developed at a young age, that $be was in· volved in a shoplifting ring and used cocaine. It was the attorneys' apparent attempt to discredit previous testimony in which the lrirl iden· . tified defendants Donald Smith or Newport Beach and Valerie Thomas of Santa Ana, as the Id Reaches . 8345 London Marliet LONDON <AP> -Gold rocket- $12.15 to bit a record $345.IO n ounce ln London today, aklaa tbe prevtoua hJab by ones who sent ber on 20 prostitu· lion calls during a three-month period in 1978. When asked by Smith's at- torney, Tim Spring, why she needed money, the girl initially saJd to pay for food, rent and clothes. But under further questionlng, she conceded she thought abe was pregnant and would have to undergo an abortion. She did not say whether she actually was pregnant, however. Santa Ana vice officers en· countered the girl in January durin g an investigation. Sbe later agreed to te8U!y againat Smith and Mias Thomas ln ~ turn for immunity from prosecu· lion. The blond blah 1chool student also t.est1fled that Smith never discu11ed aexual intercourse wtth her nor did abe di.scuu lt wtth him durin.I the period she worked for hi• Golden Girls escort aervt.ce. C8ee VICE, Pase A2) Nude ·Photo Raises Stir SAK MATEO <AP> -A 5&D Mateo County lherlff'a deputy b., bee 1uapended for allowlal an tamMe to tall• pictures m Jail of • -.. 't'llitol' no *Wed WtM;riillt. I • ., .......... 8ooU ... ..,. I U. ,_pe1191oa wbldl WM =r.,...":.*' " -.,ttr ••Doaald aaJd tll• ~ wu• tum late oee ..... .._. ...... nlabt wttb a camera uaed to tate m ......... fic0m.n1 lnma&a. Re 11M -. womu Wiii "en· cour.,.cl" to ban ber bnuta in froat Cl two lnmat... ~ Cona111errial Endea1'or The old Irvine General Store near the San· ta Ana Freeway and Sand Canyon Road has been the scene Lhe last two nights of a commercial endeavor of another sort A trew has been f1lmang a :vtotorcratt battery commer c 1al lhere v.h1ch will air on television beg inn mg Ott I $100,000 Bail Set For Freed Patton Irvine attorney Gary Wayne Patton. schc<iuled 1n November to face a second trial on charges of murdering his wife, was freed on $100,000 bail Thursday by Orange County Superior Court Judge Ted Millard Alan Stokke, Patton's lawyer, successtully argued that his client's manic-depressive men· tal state had stabilized and that it was no longer necessary for him to remain in a ward at San· ta Ana Psychiatric Hospital. Patton was convicted or second -degree murder 1n the November 1978 shootmg death or his wife. Katherine Leigh Pat· ton. 23. But a second trial was ordered Aug. 22 after Stokke presented evidence to Judge Millard that two jurors had behaved 1m properly by discussing the case on the telephone At the end or the hearini:t on the new trial, Millard ordered Patton transferred from Orange County Jail to the psychiatnr hospital. Under terms of his release. Patton must undergo weekly blood tests to insure he takes prescribed med1cat1on and con s ume no alcohol. In addition, he may not Possess weapons and was ordered not to contact rel· atives or his murdered wife. He was given the option or Ii vmg with his parents. 1r he desires. His bail was covered through 0..lty l'•lot \littf .. _ FREED ON BAIL Irvine Attorney Patton a $100.000 property bond ~led by his parents Patton had pleaded inn<>eent by reason of insanity to the murder of his wife. The jury that convicted him of second-degre<> murder m his first lnal later declared the JS-year-old dcfen dant to be sane. Rare Knife $17,000 Antique Stolen A Japanese knife reported by its owner to be 700 years old was stolen Crom the front seat of her car sometime during the day Thursday as it was being serviced al an Irvine garage, police said. The owner, Patricia Beatrix Guest, 53, o( Latuna Hills, said the knife was worth about $17,000. Ms. Guest told oUkers she bed placed the antique knife bttween the two front seata or the car Tbunday momlnc as she pre· pared to leave her home, but her car wouldn't start. After baviq it jump-started by a tow truck operator, sbe said sbe toot the car to Irvine Dodce. 40 Auto Center Drive, to have it checked out. Ma. Guest parked the car in the 1bop'1 driveway and talked to an attendant, abe 1akS. Site then Wl the veblcle, unlocked. in the driveway. She told ofricers s he had forgotten the valuable knife and s heath were still wedged between the two front seats. When she returned later in the day to pick up the car. she re· alized the knife was missing, Ms. Guest told police. Attendants and mechanics at the gara&e said they never saw the knife in the car when they were in it. The car had been driven to a parking area be.fore and after it was serviced and locked. The k:nile was.described as Iron bladed and being 14 inches Ione. The sheath was about 10 incbea Jong. Slow Growth Eyed for '80s LOS A!fGZLD (AP) -Tbe currebl recnlklo will bll °""by tbt end ol .tbe )'ear . but ez. paulaD ba ~will be ODe of tbe m01t IJ'lldual • rec:onl. predict ecoaomiltl at UCLA.. '"!'be mdtGC. II elear that tbeN ii little cbuee of major 1rowtb Ln tbe montJ IUPP11 nest year'' Larry Kimbell, dlrector ot UCLA'• forecutlnt m<MW, Hld Tbunday. !.!rlMll.-met•· ao.-. I.allow~~ tn• &be ...... tDd .w law some ~ unemplo19d u ·a cona-uenc. ol the effort to 1up- pre11 inft.UC. . ., ~ Talmadge Derwunced In Senate W t\SlllNGTON <A P I The Senate Ethics Committee voted today to "denounce" Sen Herman E. Talmadge for mak- ing personal use or campaign contnbubons and other viola- tions or Senate rules, Senatt- sources said The six committee members · also saJd that Talmadge, 0 -G<t . must repay $12.000 in over · re1 m bursed Senate expense funds cla.imed by his offi ce over the last several years. By demanding that Talmadge repay the money. the comm1ttefc' links him to a secret bank ac co unt opened b y Daniel :\11n rhew. hie; former ad m101stra1.Jve assistant and d \lef a<'CUSCr Amon~ other possible dis c1 phnary ac•t1ons under con -.1derat1on by the panel were rt•solut1on" ··condemnmg " or · · censunn~ ·'the senator. Word of the chosen phrastng hecame known shortly before Sen Ad lai E Stevenson 111. D Ill . the committee's chairman, was to formally announce the panel's findings followmg a year long mvest1gat100 mto al legations of financial wrongdo 1n~ ll was not known 1mmed1ately whether the committee's de c 1s1on was unanimous. There had been deep divisions between those urging a lesser resolution of repnmand and others who believed Talmadge should be censured The committee's action throws the Talmadge case into the full Senate. which must de· bate whether to accept or reject the panel's findings The agreement was reached after three hours of closed-door discussions. Censure is considered a harsh punishment by the Senate. Only <See TALMADGE. Page A2> Coast Weather Mostly sunny Saturday with blgbs 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 92 In · land. Lows tonight 62 to 68. INSIDE TODA. Y E~ to0maa ~ at a Lido VW. balM driw-vp toiltdoto rwcdv.• o n>«•t· ma•UfRg row, o gift ff'Om the bmlk. /M Uw llOfft·toUdftg rqiorlft ta 0 ,.,. from 73- ~.ar-old BOflM Cao.. SH ,.HhHW'fl, PoQS 81. .. Rs AIY_..,_ M ............. M LM....,,. M ....,_.,._ M ...._. ..,. o.-.•a.-a ~ Ae PWM......_ M,DJ C:._....,. DM• • II -CN ~ .. ._., ... a ~ .............. .. ........... ..... .." .......... M -----.. •• ' ... c.-lt ···-q ...._.. 8'4 ,,..._ CN.t ...,llllr' .. ..... .. ........ ... C'. •• • ('Mt ._....._. ............ M ....... CN.t - F.._P.,.AJ VICE ••• The girl previously testified that Miss Thomas, a neighbor ror whose 800 she babysat, lured her into becoming a prostitute. Miss Thomas, she testified, drove her to several locations where s he performed s exual services for male customers in· eluding a client from Orange who paid $500 on each of three occaeiom. The teen-age gJrl testified that she and Miss Thomas later went lo work for Smith, who operated the escort service from bis eutr Drive home in Newport Beach. Smith testified Thursday al-· ternoon that he d ad not know the girl was acting as a prostitute. His business. he said, was to on- ly provide escort. massage and nude modeling services -all legal. And the stocky, middle·&ged defendant cbareed that the girl h ed when she said she was 18 on a job application. S mith told the five -man, sev en·woman Jury sitting in Judge Byron K. McMillan's court that the cu.atomary fee was $35. Customers were free to lip the employee, however. This disputed testimony by the girl, who said sbe overheard Smith negotiate mucb higher fees when clients telephoned him for an escort. Also called to the witness sta nd was a Santa Ana vice of· rice r , Edward Aguirie, who testified that a search of Smith's home uncovered card files that were color-coded to mark un- dercover investigators and un- desirable customers. Jurors are expected to begif'I deliberating the case Monday. Sales of Cars Quicken Pace DETROIT <AP> -The auto sales slump ls over, say analysts and executives who have ex- amined the latest automobile sales figures. Sales of 'the five domestic manufacturers, rueled by Chrysler Corp. 'a $400-a-car re-. bat.es, aoared 1S percent in early September over the same period or 1978, according to company reports Thursday. Though the rebates cost troubled Chrysler $92 millioc in lost profita, accordin1 to the company, Cbryaler set a car and truck aalea record for the period. DAILY PILOT -=---""=:·=-°"""' .. ._ ~ .... --................. 0 I ••• .-.. ... I OMN111 ...... a.-... ..., .... CMlm ........ .,... • IOCIAL CU•lllCI MT MUDD l'OR COITA WA u.. 'J111, ..... u.. .... U.•• .. ,., Rats Arrive .. Nibblen Thri11e in Co unty BJ IACKD 8'Y1IAN ................ rtadinC teeth mart.a on 10W' tomatoes and or..,_ ID tM 1arden? Seen a Utile animal ~ aen>11 dM Wlitpbcme lines recently? YOU llAY llAVB a prob&em that's been troubUnt re1ldenta of Huntinltm Beach and Costa M .. lnereaaiqly thae days - rats. "It's a result ol natural mltratkla," aald Fred Beams, educational coordinator for Oranie County Vector Control. He said the type of rat seen in Oraqe CouDt.y la called a roof rat, as opposed to the Norway or wharf rata found ill rim· down areas. . While the wharf rat eata garba1e and burrows into walll, the roof rat eat.s fruit and pet food and neata in bushel. The root rat alto can climb, which the wharf rat can't, Beama said. HE SAID IT'S not unusual for roof rats to nm alon1 telephone wires. "That's a common form of tranaportaUoo for them," Beams said. He said the rats are sbowinl up in new areu partly because or their natural tendency to travel and partly because heavy rains in recent years have increued the amount of vegetation on which they feed. Roof rats don't carry rabies and aren't dangerous in themselves, Beams said. However, they can carry the Oriental rat flea, which can transmit bubonic plague. He said regular t.eating of captured rats bas shown few neaa and no bubonic plague in Orange County. THE RATS A&E eommon in older and better eslabliabed areas like Laguna Beach and Fullerton, but durinc the past year or two have popped up in newer areas, Beams said. One resident ol Coeta Mesa, Linda Bearbower, called vector control after abe beard her dog barkinl and found teeth mark.a on the tomatoes. She set a trap and captured a roof rat that wu 10 inches, not coimting the tail. llrs . .Bearbower alao repol'Ud seeing the rats naDDl.DI on telephone wires in her Mesa Verde neipborbood. "You can't auociate our rat problem with low IOClcHleoDomio areas," Beam1 noted. WHAT CAN A resident do when a rat sbowa up? First, he can call vector control at 971-2421. Free poison blocks will be set out, Beams said. He said the blocks, which conla1n an anti-coalU).ant, are dangerous only after five or six successive doses and pole little danger to children or pets. · However, Beams said, it is also vital that homeowners cooperate in reducing food supplies and nesUne opportunities for the rats. HE SAID RESIDENTS bothered by rats should harvest fruits, lake pet food in at night and trim back ivy and other bushes, esJ)4\Cially if they're growing near fences, bu.ildlngs or trees. lrulastrial Center Ground Broken Representatives from 38 in· dustrial and development flnm participated lo a sroundbreak· lng ceremony Thursday for buildinp in the fint pbue of the new Irvine Industrial Complex· Eul. Joining the bualneu offlclala were city and county le&ialaton, amon1 them Irvine Mayor Dav id Slll• and county Supervilor Tom Riley. Allo oc band were Irvine Company President Peter Kremer and lrvlne Company Vice Pr11ldent Richard Cannon. The ind&altttal complex will be located near the cooflueDce of the Santa Ana and Saa Dle10 frffWa)'I. Irvine Company spoke.men 1ald tbe 1,2SO·•cre area I.a the latest muter·planned induatriaJ park to be undertaken by tMtr firm. CompMUoD of tlM part .. Woman Goes Berserk Sm.og to Continne ar-v-.:awnc11 Wlt.b DO ,...., la alcbt tJat0UP U.e wMk.U. lalaacl Oraa1• CoaM:r ..., ......... t.broulla a Mv-6b eonMeUtlv• day ot amoc _.........., temperatu.NI. 'ftte Ii.Ir wu far IMtber aloac tbe Or_,• Oout. where oDdant levell were only 2$ percent u severe aa they were in La Habra ud tbe Simla Ana Caayoe. South Coaat Alr QualJt1 Maaac...m Dlltftd oftldala 181uecl • ftnt nq. .......... .tlOl'7 for El Toro for tbe tblrd day (n a row. and area aebool dlatrtcta took added precautiGm to protect the health of 1tudentl. AU physical educaUon claues were uneelled acalD la the B•· tinstoa Beecll Ualoa Hilb khool Dhtrlet, which lacludH W eatm.Lnater. Offtdala con.sidered cancella- Uoa of a PountalD Valley Hl&b Sehool food>all same toni-at Oranse Coaal College in Colla Ilea a. The came will be played, but coacbel will uk offlclab that extra time outa be called for r-.t periods and water breaks, aUd Hunttncton Beach hiSb school dlltrict spokeswoman LY11D Hen· denon. Coaches bave been ordered to "freely substitute players•· and use ··utmost caullon," she added. . For the second day in a row, officlall l.n the Newport-Mesa Unlfled School Di.strict decided to curtail outdoor actlvltles. particularly tboae Involving youneer students. No formal directive bas been issued by the Oranie County Department of Education, said district apokeswpman Gwen Colllna. "It's not a formal alert," she said, adding that many .. nervous" parents phoned dis· trict headquarters lhia morning to find out how bad the smoc would be. Student physical activities were DOl ordered cancelled or curtailed in south Orange Coun· ty acbool districts serving Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano. At its worst, the smog situa- tion in Orange County is minimal compared to the Los Anselu area where seeond stage smog alerts were in effect • again today. Pact Talks Stalle d At Airwest A strike by e mployees of Huebes Airwest that bas eliminated 14 flights dally from Orange County's John Wayne Airport entered its filth day to- day with no new talks scheduled. Members or the striking Air Linea Employees Association Thursday reje<-ted what airline oflicials called a "final offer" of a 28.6 percent pay hike over three years. Union apokeaman David Peterson said reservation aeents and clerical personnel are bold· ing out for a 39 percent pay raise that would raise salaries lo $2S,S20 for staUon a1ents with 10 years experience. The strike has grounded all of Huebes 400 nights per day, in· eluding local departures to Las Veeas, 1\lcson and Phoenix. youapa.n ... ,.,_.. wlth rnplratory Ulmeat. .,.,. or- dered lDCloore to '"" .:::c; from ..-.. alr. s.- pertOM ... uUd to cOIDPl1 wltb tbe SCAQMD directive. Or_,.~ ana bolpltal of. ndaJa today NtOrted no lD· CNaN ID .... mamber ol f:"°"' nektna 10edtcal be~ lor breatbinf ct.ltllculUet. The wealber foreeut for the WMkead calls for a cootmuatioo ol tht llDOC tlaat la bla•k.Un1 tht .... IMCI, • "l1Mre lln 't any wind eomtn, that wlD help you," aaid Na- tl on al Weather Servi ce aDOll•woman Lou1ae Norman. Aad It 'a Coinl to set bolter, she' ~-In1md t,mperatur. an espected to cUmb Into the ml4·1D1 wWI otendabt lows et 65. The beachel should bit the ...,., * durtns tbe •••. 8mo1 ta ••P••t•d to b• partlcularly bad In Rtveralde ud IM Auelelt cotllltl•. •'Quit. alm&>IJ. la tM C09lt area, tbe prevailill1 wteda cM th• OHan blow all the •moc to tbe Hit Mel tht aonb. •• ... Mn. NonDail. ''It sets tra~ In the bulD and It's 1otns to stay there unt1l Ulla b1Cb preuure a,.iem IC* away." In areu wbere ftnt 1ta1e alerta are called, alr quaUtr dla.-trtct lmpettora have been (n the field to cheek lf companies 81"e complyiag with orders to cut back emiulona by at least 20 percent. In aa cheeks made Tbunday, about '5 companJe. were found ID violation of the order, a apok6'man aald. Plaimiff s to Appeal lroine Housing Case A coalition of le1al sroups whicb bad flJed a lawautt apimt the city of lrvtne chaUen0nc its i.oatn1 polidea u excluakmary toward '°"~lncome peraom will appeal an Oran1e County Judie'• decision to diami.aa the cue. Attorney CryataJ Stma ot the Le1al Aid Soclety of Orange County said today the appeaJ will be filed with the atat.e's Fourth District Court oC Appeals ln San Bernardino. SuPftior Court Judge James F . Judie diamiued the cue earUer thh week, ruUng the plaintitfa did not have st&nding to m ainlai.n the act.loo. Mayor David Silla bad hailed the action, saying the city was "particularly plea§ed because 1t can coatinue Ill full efforts to provide housing for all ecoooauc s e1ments of the community without the disruption of staff f',....P~AJ TALMADGE seven members have been cenaured in its history. Condemnation, a compromise word floated by the committee in hopes of gaining a unanimous vot.e oo the pun.iab mel't recom. mendation. la cooaidered atigbt- ly leu harsh than censure but stronger than a reprimand. However. if past precedent is any ind.rcation, a conde rnnalloo decision by tbe full Senate against the veteran Georgia Democrat still could go down in Senate records as a censure. Only one senator. the late Seo. Joseph McCarthy, R-Wis . bas previously been condemned. And that action is listed in a Senate records as a censure. What.ever word is decided up- on, the punishment carries oo loss of privileges or committee position unless the resolution presented for Senate approvaJ spedfie& ao. Public dusrace is eenerally the only penally in· tended in such cases. Talmadge. one of the most in· nuentiaJ fi,ures in Congress, is chairman of the Senate Agriculture Commltt.ee He bas denied all the allegations but does concede that be should have exerclled better oventght ol the way bis staff bandied of· nee flnances. time and expenae associated with the . . . litigation." Ma . Slms, however, said the five legal 1roupe which fUed the suit last year will take the mat- ter to the .Ute Supreme Court if neceaaary. Fllinc the suit were the Le&al Aid Society of San Diego, the Legal Aid Foundation or Lof Angeles. the Legal Aid FOW>d• lion or Loag Beach, the Lecal Aid Society of San Diego and the Western Cent.er on Law and Pov- erty ln Loa Angeles. Representing seven plaintiffs, the le1a1 groups coot.ended the city'• land use regulations ex• eluded low-income persona from living in Irvine. She said the act.ion is slgnifi· cant since many persons wbo work m the industnal section of the city cannot afford to live there The legal groups want to force the city to prov1de the land use regulations which would lead to construct.Jon of low-cost housing fo r these persons. The seven plaintiffs were iden- tified as low income persons who would like to live in the city. Gas Aplenty But Co st Vp LOS ANGE LES <AP ) - It's back to the good old days on the fueJ front. with the Automobile Club of Southern Cahfonua report· ing that gas wtll be more available this weekend than at any tame srnce before the spnng gasoline cris is On average, gasoline will cost nearly one-UUrd of a cent more per gallon than last week, a slowing from the previous week's 1.2· cent luke. the auto club said Thursday. The auto club's weekly fuel gauge survey said 80.2 percent of all metropolilao are a atatioo.s and 89. 7 per. cent in outlying areas will be open Saturday. On Sun- day. 31.2 percent and. 64.6 percent will open in metro and outlying areas, respec- tively. MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COATS FOR ONLY One Dollar! ·r ---------------------~ --------- .. ·, " ~our Bometo•li ~ Dally Newspaper ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1979 F l FT EEN CENTS Festival Fires ~~ppert '· .· Dally .. Ii.I St.off ~ Dump Tr~k 01'erturns Laguna Beach police and firemen inspect overturned Laguna Dis posal truck, which rolled back~ds down Pacific A venue to Skyline-Ori''* Thursday morning. A small fi re in the truck· bed was extinguished. Driver Antonio Rivera Seja of Santa Ana was unhurt. The runaway truck hit a Mercedes. a fire hydrant. street sign and several trees during its 100 Coot backward flight. j B11rglar Attacks Youth UlM Te en Beaten When Intruder Surprised _ Newport Beach police srud Lo- i day they believe a Corona del f Mar youth was beaten and bound in bis home because he in· terrupted a burglary in progress Thursday afternoon. f Michael Harano. 17, apparent- ly suffered no serious inJuries in f the assault that occurred al about 2:30 p.m in his home al 1 1318 Sandcastle Drive. Police said various pieces of silver table ware. valued at Sl,000. were taken. According to police reports, arano returned to the home after lakmg his mother to a nearby service station to pick up her car. He told officers he noticed a car parked in the driveway that he and his mother had seen driv· ing up the street minutes before when they left the house. The t~n-ager said he was sus- picious. but entered the home and began looking around. He said the suspect rushed out of the master bedroom . hit him several times in the face and kicked him in the head when he fell to the floor. The teen-ager pretended to be unconscious while his hands were tied with a shirt and a pillow case was pulled over bis hea d. He told police he remained still while the suspect ransacked the home. As soon as Harano heard the man leave the house, he freed himself and called police. The suspect, who was dnvmg a light blue Chevrolet Nova was described as a male Negro standing six feet tall , weighing about 100 pounds. He appeared to be 25 to 30 years old, the teen-ager said. 1Hospital Rejects !Heart Transplant FBI Says It Spread Rumor About Seberg lay FREDERICK scelJEMEHL l Of -Dally~~ St.off j Officials at Canyon General ospital in Anaheim said today at they will not "at this time" r mit Orange County's first ardiac transplant us ing the eart of critically injured Hunt· aton Beach accident victim ,incent Martin Young. The debate over the transplant sue was the latest development the unusual. Young case, in t~hich a Superior Court judge on ~esday ordered that life sup- !JJUrl systems sustaining the 18- , ar-old Westminster youth may turned off. 14 Santa Ana physician Louis aucher, after reading news re- r ts about the decision, re· uested that Young 's heart be ade available to save the 42· Coast Weather Mostly sunny Saturday with highs 72 to 76 at beaches and 84 to 92 in- land. Lows tonight 82 to 68. INSlltB T9DA1Y e.,.,, 100mGft cutomer at a Udo VUlaoe bak dri1»1q> wflldow t'CCftN I a nH•l---w. "*• Q gift from tM floM. ., u.. ftOIJld-taUl:mg rwpo,.,. .. Q gift from n-,..,,..., S.. COlloft. SH ,.,....,.,,,p,_.si. year-old father of two who is near death at Canyon General. Young's mother, Nina, family members, his physician and a priest have all given their personal approvals lo the pro· posed transplant. Dr. Larry Oates, medical director at the fa cility, said that officials at the Oakland-based Kaiser Foundation, owner of the hospital, are a dherin g to the position that "Canyon General ls not staffed nor equipped to un- dertake a procedure that is en- tirely experimental." Dr. Oates , howe ve r , said Kaiser's decision to block the transplant is subject to change. He has requested that a member ·o r a sophisticated cardia c transplant team based at Stan· ford Medical Center ln Palo Alto be flown to Orange County to vislt the heart attack victim and assess the medical factors of the case. Oates said the team member could be in Orange CountY as early as tonJ.Pt. Dr. Taucher bas indiuted that b1a patient <See BEAllT, Pase A2> WASHINGTON \AP> The FBI acknowledged today that in 1970 it was responsible for spreading a rumor appeanng in the Los Angeles Times that Jean Seberg, the actress who recently committed suicide, was preg- nant by a black activist. This week, Miss Seberg's former husband, Romain Gary, said that as a result of the news story planted by the FBI, Miss Seberg'a life was destroyed. The item appeared in a column by Joyce Haber. The FBI released a memoran· dum dated April 27, 1970 from its Los Angeles office to then-FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover re- questing permission to publicize the pregnancy. The memo said FBI agents ''felt the Pollible publication of Seberg's plight could cauae her embarrassment a nd serve to cheapen her ima ge with the general public." The memo s uggested that the beat way to publicise the rumor would be by baring a fictitious 'Person send a tip to Hollywood <See SEBDG. Pase A2) ·Senior Accountant Quits Clemente Job San Clemente Senior Accoun-tant Phil Pbmeaa:x said todQ be _..11 leave his clty _poet nut WMk to tMe a MW Jolt wttla,.0.W Conalal Corporatioe lD ec.ia ..... • PiDll I 11 , II; of 1llalloo ~.! bu worbd bi San Clemnw 1i11ce J~ Wll at an amuaal ....., ill .111...._ Tb• deparU-. aoeoutut. wbo aentd • •cUat ftD.-. d1reetor ..._ ,......, ....,... c~l•f Rod Coloma re1lped earlier ta.a. 1ear, Hid NClllll el· tJ polltlcal turmoil WU not a inajor fad.or ln hiJ decllioa to leave. .. I jUlt wanted to aet back ln iDduatl'J. I ltarted in pr'lYate lD• dmll'J ..S came ben from Loa Aacelll," ttdd Pbmeau wbole ftnt ..,.enmmt Job waftt San Clem.U ~Ball. Plueaa a loaa ·lilt ot "Cl1pe1t:tua .... lftlDdma Clty Muaa1•r Jerry WMk11 Put>llc Worb Director Howaro 8e11Ha, a.er.8tlocl CoordlDator Steve Judd a.Gd Alalatant Q&f Manqer Steve Burrell: New Post Ydled By Griem By STEVE MI TCHELL Of -Dally ...... S\a4f The Laguna Beach Festival or Arts board has fired business manager Robert Leppert and created the position of general manager that will be filled by Paul Griem. a board member for 1~ years. The shakeup came during an executive session earlier this week. during which the board voted lo el..tminate the post held for 13 years by Leppert. A festival s pokes man said festival activities. including the sold-out Pageant of the Masters. have grown to a point "where 1l was essential to establish an over all coordination." Festival officials refu sed lo divulge Griem's salary for the next post but sources within lhe fes tival said the amount was between S28,000 and $32,000 per year. Leppert's salary was about $17.000 a year. festival source:. said. Fes~~kesmen would not confirm this Cilher Festival bourd preside nt .James Schmtl7. tn a press re lease today, said the s urpnse al' lion ·'has been under cons ider a lion for some lime but it seemed that now is the appropr iate lime to put 1t into effect · · Officials at the festival of Arts said Leppert's pos1t1on as busaness manager was elimmat· e4 and the position of general manager established Lo carry on the• complex functions of the festival. This mcludes sale of seats to the Pagejlnl of the Masters. which brings in hun· dreds of thousands of dollars an· nually. But other sources within the Festival said Leppert was fired "b{'c au.se of his attitude after he applied for the pos1t1on of dtrce tor of the Pageant last year and was turned down " Leppert said he did not want to comment on the firing when reached at has Westmtns ter home. He was business manager for the fesuval since 1966, and holds an honorary ltfe membership to the Festival, awarded earlier by the festivaJ of arts board. Griem. 61. said he will resign his position as board member to accept the new pos1l1on. The Laguna Beach man 1s presid ent of t he board of Hydrocra ft, fnc . of Newport Beach, a boatbu1ld10g firm He said he will s tep down from that post and assume a seat as a member of the H ydroerafl board. Griem has served on ,the Festival Board for 15 years, and was a past president of the nine· member panel. He has served an recent years as treasurer to the Festival, handling many facets of the festival's budget. Before joining Hydrocraft in 1975, Griem was vice president and general manager of West Coast operations for Anchor- Hocking, a glass container firm. (See FESTIVAL1 Page .\2) . TO FILL NEW POST Paul Griem FIRED BY FESTIVAL Robert Leppert Cola111nist Sa9s '¥es Has Ted Already Decided to Run? BOSTO:-; 11\ P 1 ~en Edv. ard :rt Kennedy has dcf101t ely dl· c1ded lo run for president. J Boston Globe columnist wrote today ··The decision was made last month on Cape Cod away from what he has told friends are the unreal pressu r es of Washmgton." wrote Robert L. Healy in a front-page column. Healy, asSO<'iate editor of the newspaper. has ~n a long-time observC'r of Ke nnedy famtl ) politics. "ft was a decision that evolved." Healy wrote. ''There were none of the conferencei. with bram trusts that both his brotherc;. John and Robert had before they announced "To ~ sure, there were que" t10n:-. to be asked Jbout th•· log1s t1cs of the pnmary '>ystem. but staff people o.;uch a!'> Carl Wagner have always had the ftl · mg dat~ and the potn~ of no re turn memonzed. ·· Healy said Kennedy, 0 Mas~ .. Pos tmas t e r Still Critic al San Clemente Postmaster Oc tavio Luna remained 1n cntJcal cond1llon today following sur- gery he underwent two wet-ks ago for removal or a brain tumor Luna, 55. has been tn the m tensive care unit at Mission Community Hos pa ta I smce the operation J erry Chastain. postmaster ac Atascadero, was brought in last week to serve as mlerim San Clemente Post Orfice chief tn Luna's absence. Luna's family members. all long-time San Clemente res•· dents, have been besieged by calls from weU-wishers. planned to run 1n the pnmanes . ,tlthough details about th1:. had not been worked uul .. The matter wai. resolved largely with the bluntmg of ont- question whether anyone of ~tature m the Democratic Party could stand and accuse htm or wreckihg the party by challeng mg President Jimmy Carter," Healy said. He said Kennedy wa:. i.altsfied that no maJor fi gure would al'· · cuse him of dam a gang the party Healv did not say who was the CHAPPAQUIDDICK SAID NO ISSUE -Al o.;ource of his information Kennedy <:ould not be reached 1mmed.tately for ~omm ent ~ eanwhtlt'. hoth Carter and Kennedy art.' taking their un declared presidential campaign!'> tnlo .i new arena by appeanng at the same (•vent. much to tht' delight of the audience Both men i.hO\\C'd up Thursda.y night at a black-lie event in Was hington s ponsored by the ttn y congressional His panic c·Jucus. although thei r ap· pearances v.ere separated by a tew hour-. The Massachusetts senator, attending a pre-thnner reception for a bout 10 minutes, was mobbed so tightly by reporters and telev1s1on crews that 1l ':, doubtful many people ever sa\\ his face. The preside n t. featured speaker at the SlOO-a -plate din· ner, was applauded often durmg a speeeh that dwelled on his ac- complishments for the Hispanic t>om munity and besieged by members of the crowd for hand· shaking afterward. Earlier m the week, Kennedy said he had "not foreclosed the possibility of running" for the 1980 Democratic presidential nomination.. This area of the Shorecliff1 )loblle Coun· try Estatee in San Clemeate continua to sllde down toward the Estrella Gorr Course. Seven mobile homes bad to be evacuated on Mira Adelante in March due I.I> the sliding earth. A ~or landllide at the scene occurred on Dec. 18. Geololfsts have predicted that the earth will con· Unue to settle . City officials aay there is little danaer to the other mobile homes ln the park at th1& time. • AM.Y"9! A J11P11 ar i.:.u. ,....n.d bJ U. OW9ef' IO 'be M ,_,. old .,.. ..... fl.-... fnlll Mat ol Mr car....Uine .....,.._ .. , Tb.ar1day H u ... t.e••• Mnicled at Ul lrriae ........ PGkttNid. 'fte ewmr. Pa&rida • nl'll Guell. 11. .t I...-. 8&111. M6d tl1• talt• •u wor~ •Mal llt,000. M1~0 told omc.n •a... plae MUque kn.tit bit-... tM ~ ... oldlilUI ,,..,....,., ........ -.... ,,.. pa.red to ......... lioate. ... .. car wouldl1 start. MW U.-U ,.._,...,..,_. by a tow tnaek operator, IM aa6d aiae look U. car to lnUae Dollet. fl Auto c-tet' qrin. to haft ll cbeeted«*t Ma. Gu.a parked the car '- tbe abop'a drlve.wa,J ud talked to ao wttend••c. a.be •aid. sa.. t.ben Wl the vellide, UDJoeked. ln die drt.-eway. Sbe told offleera abe bad forsott.m the valuable ~ ad 1heatb were still wed1ed between the two front aeata. When abe rdw'Ded later ln Che clay to pick up the car, the re- albed the knife wu m.lsalna. Ml. Guest told police. Att.endaota and mechanics at the carage aaid ~ never aaw the lmife in the car wheo they were in it. The car had been driven to a parking area before and aft.er il was serviced and locked The knife was.described as iron bladed and being 14 inches long. The s heath was about 10 inches long Snwg Expected To Continue Over Weekerul By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of""' o.u, ,. ... , .. ,. W1th no relief in sight through the weekend. inland Orange County today suffered through a seventh conaecutive day of smog and aweH.ering temperatures. The air was far fresher along the.Orange Coast, where oxidant Jevela were only 2S percent .u severe as they were in La Habra and the Santa Ana Canyon. South Coast Air Quality Management District officials iaaued a lint at.age bea.ltb ad· visory for El Toro for t.be third day in a row, and area school districts took added precautions to protect the health of students. All physical education classes we re cancelled again in the Hun· tington Beach Union High School Dis trict, which includes Westminster Officials considered cancella· lion of a Fountain Valley High School football game tonight at Orange Coast ColJege in Costa Mesa. The game will be played, but coaches will ask officials that extra time outs be called for rest periods and water breaks, said Huntington Beach high school district spokeswoman Lynn Hen· derson. Coaches have been ordered to "freely substitute players" and use "utmost caution," she added. For the second day in a row, officials in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District decided to curtail outdoor activities, particularly those Involving younger students. No formal directive has been laaued by the Onnge County Department of Education, said district spokeswoman Gwen comns. ''It's DOt a formal alert," ahe aald , adding that many .. nervous" parent.a phoned dla· trict headquarters this morning to find out how bad the 1mog would be. DAILY PILOT 'f•Or-C..Oollf'r ,.... ..... -.... ~ --_...._,1 • .,...._.,,_0r_ c--.............. ~ ..... "'·---...,.._-. ,......... ,,w., ... ~ ....... --.-........ -.. ,~ ...... v .. ._.,,....,..~ ... ..,.....,.c_"' ....... ...--"~-,....,.. ... -.......,. .,,., ....... _.. ........... _ ...• _ .. , .. -.c.i.-.~ ... ......... -.......-...-......_ --··~ Vk•"'--'*-'---_...,. ..... ~.t-.-=r:- o-ta•.~ .._.,. ... ..... -............... ................ ..... C-M--..... c.11-... .......... . ................ : ....... ........ I • t I Slltle Cleses l..••e• A rock and dirt slide closed both north· bound lanes on Pacific Coast Highway shortly before 8 a .m. today before a city skiploader and dump truck were used by workers to clear t.he debris. A line of about eleht autos and two Capistrano Unified School District buses wailed about 10 minutes as the crews cleared the highway just south of Camino Capistrano. Slides along the highway here are common but rarely clo5e more than one lane at a time. 11',...P~AI SEBERG •.• gossip column.lat.a. FBI headquarters responded "Jean Seberg has been a financial supporter of the BPP <Black Panther Party) and should be neutralited. Her cur- rent pregnancy by <blank space > while still married afforda an opportunity for such effort. Prostitution Witness Changes Testimony ·'The plan suggested by Los Angeles appears lo have merit except for the timing since the sensitive source might be com promised if emplemenled pre· maturely." Tbe source of the rumor was censored from the FBI dO<.'u m e nts. as was the name of the s upposed fath er of Seberg ·s child. The FBI said that as a result of the bureau ·s e fforts, a Hollywood gossip columnist, Joyc e H aber, made an anonymous refe rence to the story in her column in a May 1970 issue of the Los Angeles Times. The story referred to a "Miss A" who was an international movie star who s upported the "Black Revolution." By F&EDERJCK SCBOEll£11L Of .. o.lty ......... A 16-year-old glrl who has been the key witness in an Orange County pimping and pandering trial has tesUfled tbat she turned to prostitution to raise money for an abort.too ahe thought she needed. And under lengthy cross· examination by the defense, the girl admitted Thursday that her sexual awareness had developed at a young age, that she was in· volved in a shoplifting ring and used cocaine. It was the attorneys' apparent attempt to discredit previous testimony in which the girl Iden· tified defendant.a Donald Smith of Newport Beach and Valerie Thomas of Santa Ana. a.s the ones who sent her on 20 prosUtu· tion calls during a three month period in 1978. When uked by Smith's at· torney, Tim Spring, why she needed money, the 1irl lnitially said to pay for food, rent and FBI Director William ff. clothes. WebsteT sald today: "The days But under further questioning. when the FBI used derogatory she conceded she thought she i nformation to combat ad-.-...was pregnant and would have to vocates of unPopular causes -..ndergo an abortion. Sbe did not have long since passed. We are say whether she actually was out of that business foreve r.'· pregnant, however. The information was collected San\a Ana vice officers en- and distributed as part of the countered the girl in January FBl's counterintelligence pro· during an investigation. She gram known as Cointe lpro. later agreed to testify against Webster said the FBI now oon-Smith and M~s Thomas in re· ducts domestic investigations turn for immunity from prosecu- on Jy when there has been lion. evidence of criminal conduct. The blond high school student Gary, who was married lo Miss Seberg at the time, said this week that in 1970 be and Miss Sebert were in the process of getting a divorce and that sbe was seven months pregnant when she read the news artJcle. In an interview this year. Miss Seberg said the shock of reading the story was so great that she immediately went into labor and the child was stillborn. After that, Gary said, "Jean became paychot.ic. Every year on the anniversary or this stillbirth sbe had tried to take her life" also tesUfied that Smith never discussed sexual intercourse with her nor did ahe discuss It with him during the period she worked for his Golden Girls escort service. The girl previously teeUfied that Miss Thomas, a neighbor for whose aon she babysat , lured her into becoming a prostitute. Mias Thomas, she testified, drove her lo several locations where she performed sexual services for male cuatomers in· eluding a client from Oran1e who paid ~ on each or three occaaiom. ~ater Beales It Did Elvis Undergo Drug Treatments? BJ fte A.ueda&ed Preu A televlalon 1tatlon in St. Paul, Minn. bu reported that Elvis Prealey wu taken to a drua treatment center In Min· neaota wtll1e on a concert tour ln 1m. but refuaed to ltaY . KSTP·TV, cttlq "knowlqea- ble tOUreeS," 11ld Tbunday th.at Prealey wu taken to th• Huelden P'OUDdaUon in c.nt.r City. But IOW'ea did not II)' wbetber Pretley bad been fonnaUJ admttted to the tnat-mnt cmter. Haselden admlnl1tretor Han*I Swift toUJ denied tb.8t Presa., bad ... beea edmfttM to tM ... . ·--·., tbat .......... . Re •-'t Mmlu.d. ..... Hid.. F•d•ral law pro .. "lU Ra..._ fJ'OGl ~Ilic pa· tlnu or auwertac que:ltiom about them. However, tbe fowl· dat1on ,.,,_..,...,. lbca .,....., to ... ' v .... •bo ndMll JMt fur .. lwtft: "Slwil .. ....-iidm"Ud to •DJ bot,.tal or fo••datlon ., ......... tbe world .. tNM. ............. ., ....... Presley'• personal phyaiclan la bein1 lJlvesUgated for pauible criminal liability ln die enter· tainer'a deadl, a local ualltaot prosecutor Hya in Mempbla. Executive Aulltant Attorney General Jewett Miller Hid Tbunday nJaht bit omce ....... inveatt1at1n1 Dr. Oeor1• Nlcbopouloe on T\aelctar .tt. Ute alate Board ol Medical &x· amlnen ft.led a ~~t aecut-lPI the doctor of rtmW. ly preKriblnt meclleaU. foir Preele)' aDd 15 penom. However, District Attorne1 Oeaerll HuO 8tutae Jr, ~ Juat about naW out tbe PoMlblli· tr of • bomlctM m.....U.,.. 'beea ... of eoatlicUai medical opialom abo•t th• ca•H of deetal, dfteta1I aald. MW. 111'4 t.be IMClkal ..... aottfl.. hl• olflee t1tat ''• NlebGPOUlol e... could Involve cri mln~!;!atlona . Tb• board'• iDvol"' d.U ebarpe could lead to tbe = I• or re.ocaUoa ol UM .• .,.... Tbe dDetor, oe UM adnce ol hi• attora•r. llH aot com· . ...... • The teen-age girl testified that 1be and Mias Thomu later went to work fOT Smith, wbo operated the escort service from his Cliff Drive home in Newport Beach Smith testified Thursday al· temoon that he did not know the girl was acting as a prostitute. His business, he said, was to on- ly provide escort, massage and nude modeling services -all legal. And the stocky. m1ddle-a1ed defendant charged that the girl lied when she said she was 18 on a job applJcat.Jon. Smith told the rive ·man. seven-woman j ury sitting 10 Judge Byron K Mc M1ltan's court that the customary fee was $35. Customers were free t.o tip the employee, however. South Coast Clovers 4-H. Sets Meeting This school year's first meet Ing or the South Coast Clovers 4-H Club has been set for ~pt. 27 The meeting will be held at 1101 Calle Puente, next to Las Palmas Elementary School in San Clemente at 7: 30 p m The club 1s open to youth between the ages of nine and 19 year s who Live in San Clemente. Capistrano Beach, Dana Point. San Juan Capistrano, Laguna Niguel, South Laguna and Mis· sion Viejo. Parents are invited to attend the meeting which will sub6e· quenlly be held on the second Thursday of each month. Club projects include Jlvest.oclc raising, fanning, do1 tralni.n1. sewing and cookinc. The club is sponsored by the University ol California Cooperative Ex· tension Program. For more information, call 492-63Q.'t or 493~350. ,J .. ,., ..... Pa~on .Freed ~ Pending Triat il 1rv1De ~ Gary WaJM Patton, aeheduled in Novemw to I.ea • MCOad trial OD cbars• ol murdert.ni h1a wife, waa treed OD $100,000 bail Thur1Cla, by Oraace County Superior Court Juae Ted Millard. Afan Stokke, Pattoa'a laWJer, aucce11fully ar,ued that bls client'• manic-depreaalve men· tal slate bad a&abUbed and that lt waa no &on1er necesaary for him to remain ln a wud at Sa& ta Ana Ps1cblatrtc Hoeottal Patton was coavlcted of second·de1ree murder lo the November Im ~boodna deatb ot bl.I wtte, Katberine Lelah Pat· too, 23., But a NCODd trial WU ordered Au1. 22 after Stokke presented evid~ to Judge Millard that two jui:_ora had. behaved im· properly by dl.lcuaal.QI the cue oo Ute telepbone. r At tile ead ol tbe beumc .,:: Ute new .trial, Millard ordilnd.~ Pattoo trasfttred from Ol'~ Cou.nty Jall to tbe SMJYdUtrlci· botpltal. Uoder tienm ol b1I 11 'n aee,:· Patton mu1t u.ncler10 w.Uly.: blood t..u to lmure be t.k.:: presertbed medicaUoo and coo.!: 1ume no alcohol. In additloa, be!; may . DOt POHell WHpoal .-cl:. waa_.ordered not to contact rel~. aUvet of bis murdered. wife, S.C· WU liven theopUooof llft8'wttl( bla parenta, If be dt1lre•( Hl.I ball WU covered tb1"0UChi a $100,000 property bond ~ by ht. parents. : Patton bad pleaded lnDocent! by reuo11 of lD.lanity to th~ murder of hla wt.le. Tbe Jury thaC convicted hJm ol second-de~ murder In hla first trial later. declared the 3.S-yeu-old defeo .. dant to be aane . ' F,....f'~AJ MANAGER FIRED. • • He retired from that firm ln uns. Griem and other festival ol· flclala today would not confirm the new eeneral manager's salary. tx.rt at lea.st three other sources within the festival grounds said the range would be between $28,000 and $30,000 an- nually. Festival officlala would not con/inn or deny that figure lo· day . ~ying that information lS "confidential. The Sll(·acre festival grounds ~ public property leased to the board by the city of Laguna Beach Festival officials were asked if salary figures were not public inlormalioo, since public money and property is involved. They saJd no The festival annually pays the city a portJon of gate fees and admwion C06l.5 i.o the Pageant of the Masters. and la_,t year gave Laguna ~ach a chttk for more than $198,000 The fest.J val budget for the put year was slightly more than a milboo dollars, sources said Wbeo asked why featJval of· ficials released the salary of new Pageant director Glen Eytchi5on last year, festival of. ficials said that position was ad· vertised . and the salary r.chedule announced. But since Gnem was appoint· ed to his new position ln ex· ttutive session. and since no )Ob appl\catlons from other can- didates was sought, the festival board did not release the salary Board member Lee Childres&. who cast the only vote opPQ61Jlg the f1nng of Leppert. said today she is upset with tbe board ma· JOnty actJon Board member David Young did not attend the meelUlg Uus week "Paul Griem is high ly qualtfied. but I felt the Job should have been opened up for other qualified applicants i.o be considered. That Sffms the most fair method of handling it With the best man winning," she said. She saJd Lep~rt did "a very capable job for 13 years." add· lJlg, "It is very upsetting to me to see the number of people who have been fired lo Ute put year. '"They've all &iven Ume and dedication to their jobs and loyalty and this kind of dedica· Uon abou.ld be rewarded, and not ended lo their termination." In the put year festival board· members have fired former· director Don Williamson, music. direct.or Vic Schoen and veteran hairdresaiog department bead' Howard l.aVelle. F,...P-.eAJ HEART •.. will not remain alive for more than a week "We feel that des pite the seriousness of the patient's m. neu that we need to attempt an outside evaluation of the in ~ dividual's candidacy for this type of procedure," Oates said. Newport Beach attorney Clay Reavts Jr said today that the apparent matchup of Marty Young and Dr Taucher's pa- tient ts "almost a miracle." Reavis pointed out that both men have s1m1lar s11ed hearts - a c r1t1cal factor 10 cardiac transplants -and have the s ame blood types. .. Reava said that be '#as first contacted by Or. Taucher late Wednesday. He said be im- mediately contacted Young·~ family to win their approqaJ for the proposed surgery. Reavis said the transplant was almost blocked initially late Thursday afternoon when the county public defender's office decided to return to court to block the order to allow termina· tJon of Young's life support. According lo Reavis the public defender was under "tremen· dous pressure" from various or· gaoiiations to appeal Judge Bruce Sumner's decision in the Young case "I called the public defender and told them that the order tbey sought would virtually caust-the death ol a 42·year-0ld father of two They decided t.o withdraw the petition. Jt took a lot of guts on their part to do it.·• Reavis s&Jd Reavts said that. under cur· rent arrangements, Younc would be transported by am- bulance to Canyon General where the breathlog apparatus tbat has kept him alive would be turned off. As soon as the boy suffered brain death a1 establ.Ubed by two independent physicians. surgeons would begin removal of Young's heart. MEN'S SUITS & SPORT COA'IS I f FOR ONLY One Dollar! I_ ~~-----'"'.'"";:---.-.---------------~--------------------------------.--,..._.--~---~-~~-~---~ -,...,. __ o.ltr ...... c......,,,.,,, ....... SOCIAL CLIMBING RAT HEADED FOR COITA MUA U8'ng Tetephone Unee for Upward _....., Rats Arrive N ibb lers Thrive in Co u n ty By J,\CUE BYMAN OIU. Delly ...... ,..., ~· ~ Finding teeth marks on your tomatoes and oran1es in the · garden? Seen a little animal scu.rrying across the telephone ~ lines recently? YOU MAY HAVE a problem that's been troubling residents of Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa increasingly these days - rats. "It's a result of natural migration," said Fred Beams, educational coordinator for Orange County Vector Control. He said the type of rat seen in Orange County is called a roof rat, aa opposed to the Norway or wharf rats found in run- down areas. While the wharf rat eats garbage and burrows into walls, the root rat eats fruit and pet food and nests in bushes. The roof , rat also can climb, which the wharf rat can't, Beams said. BE SAID IT'S not unusual for roof rats to run along . telephone wires. "That's a common form of transportation for them," Beams said. He said the rats are showing up in new areas partly because of their natural tendency to travel and partly because heavy rains in recent years have increased the amount of vegetation on which they feed. .• Roof rats don't carry rabies and aren't dangerous in themselves, Beams said. However, they can carry the Oriental rat flea, which can transmit bubonic plague. He said regular testing of captured rats has shown few fleas and no bubonic plague in Orange County. THE RATS AllE common in older and better estab4sbed area11 like Laguna Beach and Fullerton, but during the past year or two have popped up ln newer areas, Beams said. One resident of Costa Mesa, Linda Bearbower, called vector con,trol alter she beard her dog barking and found teeth maru on the tomatoes. . . She set a trap and captured a roof rat that was 10 inches, not cowiting the tail. Mrs. Bearbower also reported seeing the rats running on telephone wires in her Mesa Verde neighborhood. ••You can't associate our rat problem with low socio-economio areas." Beams noted. WHAT CAN A resident do when a rat shows up? First, he can call vector control at 971-2421. Free poison blocks will be set out, Beams said. He said the blocks. which contain an anti-coagulant, are dangerous only alter five or six s uccessive doses and pose little danger to children or pets. · However, Beams said, it is also vital that homeowners .. cooperate in reducing food supplies and nesting opportunities for the rats. HE SAID RESIDENTS bothered by rats should harvest fruits, take pet rood in at night and trim back ivy and other , bushes, especially if they're growing near fences, buildinp or ' trees. Six Raccoons Cause House Sitter Woe t.• When a 21-year-old housesitter Corooa del Mar awoke Thurs- Y mominC and found herself ,.rrounded by raccoons, she .jaUed police for help. ~Officer Art Buller arrived al 9e Seaward Drive home mo· ·•ent.a later at 4 a.m. to confront Jlie alx furry burglars. ~ Armed with his police baton, ·iuUer wu going to herd the P.mala out the cat door through ~bich they'd entered. ,'-.. But three of them started 1:1lng at me," be said. "So I bed one across the nose. Boy did that make him mad." Butler and the woman retreat· ed out.side to dilcuaa atratea. Meanwhile one of the raceoona happened upon a pile of dirty clothes. The animal selected a bra which be dragged out the cat door, followed by his five com· panions. The l>Oliceman and the woman rushed into the house and locked the cat door. Buller decided agalDlt makinl a crime report for tretpullns, petty theft and a11ault on an ol· fleer. :~ ·~e, Smog, Disco unday Pilot Focus (SUNDAY'S BEST l wbether pollution control COIU 0 are too~. DI A llftY -0..rnlaht ne· c .. ilii't ......... JD • tale ~ "bow UnaJa O.rle• turaed a frleQd'a: worst ID••tmelll lato bll ..a Mow mrs t1ae OWDll' O(Jdlr,-..ca.: N.'mK UUGION -Cii •·• =ww. be_ .....,i.~ e._.. IO OOd. ID a nnt .._. U N W&a -Sa~ Cbarcb tat'• lucDord tor • ;... ._ laaw uawa bat. mllltoa wortb of dowatowa d~ U... for lla• fl1llt onr ~ Dallat reel -....1 \ Frid!f. !!p!!mber 1•. tm s ;t.f 00 Shortage '~~~!l~~~ . ....._... ·· obe Finds U.s.-ffi~ Didn't Cause It . WAGmfOTON tAP) -OU com,.._ did Dot create tile u .8. mlde oU Aortaat, bul Ul ·•un~ lar1•" cltcU... lD dom-=-=tklla wb1le b n1aa . WU Cut off ... 1ravated it, the General Ac· counlia8 Oftlc. baa COGchaded. Tbt GAO, aa htn•tl1atoey arm of CoafHH said U.S. domHtie oll prodiaetloa fell 1lpiftealitb tut ....... ~ e.u m1UiGo barre.la daily in Oc· tober 1911 to 1.48 mUlloo ln January. Tb.la d:nJp decreased •uppti• bJ an averaae ol 300,000 bVn1a a da)' below what normally would be expected, the GAO Hid. There a.re 0 CallODI ln each barrel. The aaency Hid the Iranian shutdown and other events caused an overall reduction ol 600,000to100,000 barrela a day in U.S . crude supplies from the averaae dally supply in 1918. ·'The overall abortace con- tribut.ed to companies not in· creaslng their production of 1asoltne and other ~trolewn producta," cauaina au lines of last spring and early au.mmer, dleael fuel shortages and tiaht supplies of home beating oil, the agency said in a report Thurs· day. An independent invesUgation by The Associated Press this summer found similar evidence of a surprising drop in domestic production during the Ume of the Iranian oil shut.down. The GAO said it was puuled by tbe U.S. production drop, meats. . Complex and rlgld 1overn· ment allocaUoo regulations are r.•rt11 to blaln• for the fact that •compalel hduced 1uoline al· locatiom beyond tl!e amount of Uaelr lraaiaA lmportt." dM GAO laid. The 1tudy wu requested by chairmen ol the cOQrtNlonal energy commltten and aubcom· mlttees. Restaurant ... ~~ Can't Gauge P~sengers While state officials claim puseqaer train traffic between San Diel<> and Los Angeles has riaen nearly 50 percent, the co- owner of a San Juan Capistrano restaurant where the train stops isn 't~sure if bis bar stools are buaier or bis cooks overworked. Pete Tyson, of the Capistrano Depot, said Thursday it's hard to measure the economic impact of increased rail use on San Juan. "We always had a few people who have a few cocktails while they're waiting for the Lr.W. •·he indicated. "But it's really hard to identify that cUentele with numbers." Tyson bas. however, noted an increase in the number of calls received at the depot for lrain information. coming at the worst possible IC:!.--Sa---er time, when additional produc-.,.... .., lion wa.s needed to offset the loss o( Iranian supplies. ··we get anywhere rrom 200 to 2SO calls a day from people ask· ing about train lime or the number to call for reserva- tions," Tyson said. ''We don 't mind doing it; it's something we've always done." "Altboug.b production usually normally falls during this period because winter weather ham- pers oil field operations, this year's decline appears unusual· ly large," the GAO said. It said that most large oiJ companies its Investigators in· terviewed attributed the decline to "inclement weather or opera- tional problems al production sites. "Although GAO agrees that these were factors, it believes that by no means do they fully explain the large nationwide drop in production," the report sald. Spokesmen for both the American Petroleum Institute and the Department of Energy contacted today said they would withhold comment until they re- viewed copies of the report. Despite the remarks about the oil production decline, the over· all report concluded: "GAO found no evidence that the oil companies created the U.S. crude oil shortage.'' It also said that GAO in· vestigators found no evidence that the 19 major U.S. oil com· panies were holding back oil to await higher prices. "GAO found no evidence that the 19 companies' stocks or crude oil, gasoline, healing oils or diesel fuel exceeded normal operating levels.'' the report said. This 1924 Ford Model T speedster is still driven 2SO miles a week by Manchester, N.H. auctioneer William Handley. He says the car gets 27 to 28 miles per gallon. 'Cha ppa q uiddick No Issue' -B aker State officials announced this week that passenger traffic on the San Diego had risen 46 per- cent In the first eight months or 1979. 832.700 passengers rode trains oo the run compared Wlth 598.864 during the period last year . Tysoo said the increase might help local businesses situated around the San Juan depot. "There could be an ancillary increase for lhe bus inesses WASHINGTON lAP> -Sen. have on the 1980 campaign. "I around here." he said. "People Howard H. Baker Jr. says the would never mention 1t." he wa1llog for rnends or relatives Chappaquiddick accident would said. lo get off the train sometimes not be a legitimate issue in the KeMedy. in an interview with walk around to the different 1980 presidential campa1gn if The New York Times. dended shops " Sen. Edward M . Kennedy i! the the suggestion that Chappaqwd· El Peon manager M ike Democratic nominee. dick would be a big issue m a Darnold said he couldn't be sure Baker, campaigning for the nominallon f1gbt against Pres1 what percentage or hi s Republican nomination, said dent Carter. customers arrived on the train Thursday that if be and Kennedy ''The concerns of the people or in aubomobiles. are the major party presidential with regard to paying th~ir But the former Chamber of candidates ''I would never men· mortgage or educating their Commerce president s aid he Uon Chappaquiddick." children or paying their rood bill knew passenger tramc through Baker referred to the incident or their heatmg bill are Uungs San Juan on the train was up in July 1969, in which a car which are of central importance "l take my w1fe to lhe station driven by Kennedy went off a or whether they'll conllnue to every mom.mg and the train has bridge on Chappaquiddick haveajob."hesaid ~one from three lo five, six, Island. which is part of Martha's Kennedy said he had no maJor seven and eight cars," he saJd Vineyard off the Massachusetts differences with Carter'c; "l think the tram's a good coast. Mary Jo Kopechne, who economic po licy but said thing for San Juan commerce bad worked for President stronger leadership would be and it's great for m y wire to be Robert F . Kennedy. was a needed lo make them work able to take the tram to her work passenger in the car and Baker said a race against 10 Fullerton ever y day," he drowned. Kennedy would be ··eminently added. "I don't think lt is a legitimate winnable" with the major issue "She can read the paper going issue in a presidential contest," being whether Kennedy "is in to work and read a book coming said Baker, when asked what step with what the country back at night. And she's not impact Chappaquiddick might wants now .. crabby wben she gels home " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_;;._~~~--=~~~~~ However, it said that in addi· tion to the U.S. production decline.thedecidonbytheluge -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oil companies not to replace lost Iranian oil by buying on the ex· pensive European spot market.a "helped tighten the U.S. crude supply." Robbery Ends Samaritan Try By Marine A Camp Pendleton M arlne 's attempt to play Good Samaritan ended with the robbery of hla Bl· ble, f75 in cub and a USMC T· shirt in San Clemente Tburada)' night. Pollce reported that Tiloothy P. Freeman said be met a tall, down-on-tiis-luct man in a downtown alley. •Freeman bou1ht tbe uaahav~ 1tranier' dinner at• local eatMy. After tbe meal at 8:43 p.m., the two me were walklng in an alley beblDd I02 N. El Camino Real wh en the stranger, believed to be &-foot·4, 1rabbed Freeman'• arm and twlated tt behind bla back. Tbe NPilant fled on foot but not before be took Freeman'a money, a BJbJe in a brown pap« ba' and the USMC ahlrl. Tbe bmby, curly haired at-. tacker, about 30 years old, ·~ ed a muatact. and wu clad lD a blue 1weater and brown pull, police NPOl'ted· PRESENT BACK TO SCHOOL SALE - Ano your plon1s·111ove uni-Gro Ponlng loves SOii ns StnOOlll blenO or SCtentlflcolly • rormuto1eo 1ngreolenrs nurtures them. ur plant I supplying file pH bola nee and nutrients they ..-..-:,u • • •need. The aera11on ana drainage of Uni- • Gro's botancea anti-pocking formula provtdes Ille pertecr soil for planrs ll's a ~ real love a Nair. 11 caula be fhe srort or W 2 cu. ft Size something big. $ 3 99 Reo. '5· 70 SALE PRICE • INSTANT LAWN rol/ out the gtHn ~t S SQuore ft Rolls WITH $ot/ ffOl'n s1 99 •-..c-a-• DtCHONDRA • Ro« ~-· c•l .. turf HYIRID IERMUDA or ST~i~~ittEso ILUEGRASS 11.59 Roll ..... ,. 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AppareoUy burglan know about bursJu alarms wblle toga and fellnet may not. . Westmimter police authorities. for example, reported that over the past two years, officers reapooded to 2,WO Paar Searching for o Place to Tum Off Fol&e Burglar Alarm burglar alarm calls. or those. there were only 113 actual breakms in progress. This, according to the city's Police Chief Robert J . Bon net, meant that his officers spent 2.335 man hours cbasmg down false alarms. This chief estimates Uus cost the good WestmUlSler taxpayers about $45,000. Apparently the authorities aren't blaming the lf.'g1t1mate. s tate-licensed burglar alarm makers and s1·llcr!> for all these problems. The vexations, they believe. instead stem!> from outdated equipment or faulty bell· n ngers placed on business est<i bllshments. THESE ARE THE WARNING devices most likely to gel lnRgered by the first heavy fog of the season or the neighborhood mockm~bird that selected a wrong landing spot Thus the Westminster city brass are pondering a new law that. a mong other things. would slap offending parties with a $25 ftnf' 1f they have allowed a burglar alarm to get m s uch cond1t10n that 1t clangs out phony signals of distress CLEARL V. THERE IS no more melancholy sight m the early hours than some cop, who has just raced to ans W<'r an alarm and protect the citizenry, as be stands beneath a clanging false alarm device, trymg to figure out how to shut the blamed thing off. And more hkely thun not. some irritated citizen will blame the cop for the fact that the clanging has disrupted neighborhood peace. Bemg a policeman 1s often a thankless task. .. Drug· Coµ,nt Denied by Jordan WASHINGTON <AP) -The White Houae la labelin1 aa .. completely untrue" a new al· legation that Hamilton Jordan was seen sn11fing cocaine at a 1977 party in California. The FBI baa reportedly widened its investigation of al· leged cocaine use by Jordan, the White House chief or staff, after receiving the new charge last week. The latest allegation waa re· ported in today's editions or The Washington Post, The New York Tl mes and The Loa Aneeles Times. IT COMES after an inveatlga· lion was begun into accusations by two md1cted owners of the New York disco, Studio 54, that Jordan used cocaine there last year The N«:w York Times quot- ed Justice Department officials as s aymg that invest.Jgation bad turned up nothing to s upport the allcgat10n against J ordan. J ody Powell, the White House press secretary, said Jordan, as he had done earlier, denied the lall•sl accusation. s1:1ying it was "completely untrue.·· Cnder the provisions of the Ethics in Government Act. the J usllce Department must in· ves t1gate any specific criminal allegation against hlgb·ranking government orficiab. Possession or cocaine. If a first offense, ls a misdemeanor under federal law. THE NEWS accounts said the new charge leveled against Jordan stemmed from bis at· tending a private party al the Beverly Hills, Calif.. home of aerospace executive Leo Wyler on Oct. 22.1977. T he newspapers quoted un· identified sources as saying the p~rson who made the latest charge did not claim to see Jord an u s ing cocaine, but named someone e lse who al- legedly did. The Los Angeles Times quoted Wyler as saying be did not see any drugs being used at the par· ty. But be added, "I had a feel· ing that was going on" because of "the way people be'baved - the offering of hits." 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Bricks are pried from the top or the 170-foot chimney of the old U.S. Rubber Plant m Providence. R J and dropped down its center during demolition. Worker Armand LaRose was hoisted by crane to the top of the chimney Thursday as was Associated Press photog- rapher Rachel Ritchiel. The Veterans Ad.muustration building is in background. IUfT1. ~ ... ........... .... &.ONO ........... .... l I.OHO ......... .... llOlm.f ....... .... llOlm.T~ •.. Oll PGIT\.T Lalla..·~· .... .__ ---·-·--TOMANCI ~ ""'"°'"' ll'fd. l?MIOO OLlNDAU ,MHIO'f CINYDt Nntto~ .. , ...... 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EBBERLV, A native of North Lawrence, Ob10. whose family now llveti tn Missoula, Moot .• and fellow biologist Chris Tesar, 30, a local resident. were work· 1ng on a s urvey of cutthroat trout and had set up a base camp at Ole Lake, oo the west side of the park. On Monday they fir~t saw the bP ;Jr,; 'Tht> y rea I ly were beuut1ful. and there was DO big panu'. · Ebber ly ~aid. EbbN I) and Tesar finis hed thl'lr work Wednesday and were 1,1.alkin~ up lht• west slope of Firebrand Pass when they came upon the bears agam. "WE BOTH turned a nd walked bnsJUy and made for the tre~~. ·· Ebberly said. "Tht' bear sunk its teeth in my leg and pulled me down out of the tree, and 1 rolled away." Eb- be rly s aid. The bear lben stopped its attack. WEEK- END SPECIAL The shirt, its bold and rugged in 100% cotton flannel. In assorted fall colors Reg. 15. NOW 11.80 M Talls -2X Talls 1 X Btgs -3X Bigs ............... ,.. .. . .,~ ........... . .., ....... , , .. ...... .._•IOU™ COAIT flUZA IMt• Ma,._ ~1111 T~ ....,.,. Of'ANADA HUI t.iooe .. o.votlet111• M0-2171 Show Up Today BJ SYLVIA POans ......... Oii.- While lt seems btyoed rtuoo to npeet uot.bel' mtjor crub ln ltock prices and there la u )'el DO butt for an· tlelpatia1 a woddwide deprea1ton of the erlpplinr ma1nltude of the 19301, tbere are 1ome dt1turbln1 atmJlariUea between then and now. (l) Again, aamblinl lo atockl, particularly lower· priced unlmowns, bu reached a feverish pitch. WllAT 18 GOING ON IN tm IN NO way approaches the gambling oro of JJ2t. But the get-rich.quick gambllDc in ao-ca1led casino stock.a In 1'7t cannot be shrugged off. Nor can the mania for ao-caUed takeover stocks Clbal'tla of companies cooaldered "ripe" for takeover). Nor can the speculation in stock optlon.s by peo- ple wbo may know the rlaks but wbo areo 't prepared to lose every penny they put up. Nor Money's Worth can the out·and-out gambling ln futures -although this gambling presumably la by much more sopbiaticated speculators. The .same applies to panicky ~peculaUon in commodities, ranging from essential raw materials to pre· dous metals. C2 > Again, the u~ide-down relatlonahlp between tbe returns on stocks and bonds that existed in 1929 is tbe rule, with bonds returning annual incomes far higher than stocks. lo 1929, a buyer of etock.s on average could obtain an annual return of 3.47 percent against an average annual return of 4.86 percent on high-grade corporation bonds. If an annual income wu a main lncenUve, the odds clearly favored selling stocks and buying bonds. In most of the years that followed. stock yields returned to the historic position of exceeding bond yields by moderate to heavy percentages. BUT STARTING IN THE 1911t, bond yields have topped stock yields. Late this summer. stocks retllrned on average S.44 percent against 9.07 percent on bonds. t3) Again. money is expensive, although with credlt for mortgages and installment loans comparatively simple to get, il scarcely can be described as ''t.Jght." In fact. money is much more costly ror many types of loans than it was in 1.929 -another scary fact.or. In 1929, the commercial rate (equjvalent to what we describe as the prime rate now > was 7 percent Now the pnme rate. charged by banks to their most creditworthy borrowers, is 121,• percent IN 19Z9, THE CALL RATE charged by brokers for customer loans averaged 14 percent The call rate now is bet ween 11 ~. and l l 11i! percent In 1929, borrowings to buy stock ~margin debt >. as measured by brokers' loans, hit S8 5 billion. There were no federal controls over margin lending. Today borrowings by brokers from all sources are up to $11.6 billion. Because of the parallels on this 50lh anniversary, I have been probing the. suniJartties and analyzlng the dis- tinctions. My unshakable conclusion: The distinctions far out· weigh the similarities. Nut· H0to We 8"11 Computers Mean Technicians' Jobs LOS ANGELES I.AP > Computer manufacturers have been so successful in convincing businesses to buy their products that they're worried about keeping all or them running. "There·s a very broad shortage of tramed technicianl> who can repair computers," says Ryal Poppa, 45-year-old president of Los Angeles-based Pertee Computer Corp , a major manufacturer of small busU1ess computers. "IT CLEARLY IS A PROBLEM we as an industry are self.generating as we penetrate new markets and we know we've got to establish some technique of filling that void." says P~a. "We re encouraging schools to establish technician traln!ng courses and setting up these courses ourselves." Computer repairmen are not only scarce but ex- pensive, says Poppa, noting that such technicians usually charge an average or $45 an hour for their ( J services. }OB SCENE In fact, he says, the cost of repaJring com· ""------------puters is rising steadily at the same time new advances in technology are bringing the purchase price of computers down. "As the systems get smaller and smaller, their cost is coming down rather substantially,." Poppa says. ,- ,.HOWEVER, THE COST OF maintenance as a percentage of the overall price ls growing and that's prin- cipally because the infiatlonary spiral ls inexorably pushing the cost of labor up." Pertee and other computer makers are stepping up their training programs·but they're a1ao fighting the pro- blem oo another level by makin8 computers that tell their ownen when a circuit ls scrambled. "We're building more quality and self·testing lnto the machine where the computer will test itaelf to flnd out if there's a problem and then run it down to the component level if possible," says Poppa. PE•TEC SUPPLIES ITS ctJSTOME&S with spare parts so they can replace a faulty circuit or switcb tbemeelves once the computer ldentlfles it. However, lftbe computer woa•t admit it's on the blink, "you call the repairman," Poppa saya. Qua11fted computer repairmen make about $18,000 a year, Poppa aays, with advuc.d t.9chn.lclaDI commandlna $20,000 t0 $22,000 and IOmedmet II much U 13$,000. DBSPITS TBJ& D MYS. TBB number ol new re· pa!rmen entert.n1 lDto tbe fteld won't come near to mateblq the proJeet.d ..-ot amall buaiDeN 171Mm1. Sal• of 1mall buli.Mla compuW'I are erpected to pow ao perfftrt annually ID tbe nat few ,..n, IDd*try anal,_ uy, wtalJe UM,a11111w ol hPalnMD •Wdnl tk fteld 11 proJeded to aro• om, u ptf'ttllt annuall.J. 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